Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1956 volume:

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Cornell Dierksheidef 'Hdvisen .. . .fTlrs.Ruth Drake Q C, E 1 NN y E Table fs 's Vo fr 'I vl 2.1 bs Contents if o ss N I 5 c 3: YQX-P ,ff 1 5 ll Bs ,gli Oo 9ggL,.a SRA, A5 -3 e ci C' xv ff x0 ,' ov- 0 v1 0 , , Y I ,., W AL 1 'n W 1 N L It ,k 2, E x M l J u M Section I I u 1 Hctivities f M ...M...a.n.f..l,,,J,....,,,L.,.x.i..,h,,.,i.u.A ...,. u ,.. .. .,,, ,. ,,,, ..m...,...M.,......,.g.,... S SEATED: Joice Howard, secy.-treas., Ted Howard, pres., Russell Heckman, v. pres., Gene Walston, Clyde Plant, adviser. . STANDING: Robert Wolfe, James Buckingham, Howard Brunk, Reid Palmer, Daniel Wegman, James Hetrick, Ted Greiner, Dale Ayers, Thomas Rahe, Janice Kaemming, Paulette Schuerman. SEATED: Ruth Drake, adyiser, Janice Kaemming, William Kahlenberg, bus. m r., Phyllis Cobb, ed., Nanc Williamson, ass't. ed., Cornell Dierksheide, ass't. bus. mgr., Mary Schroder, Lagura Creps. Y SECOND ROW: Lois Hoodlebrink, Marilyn Myers, Leonard Fields, Richard Finney, Ted Howard, Ted Greiner, Gregory Mallach, Wallace Clay. THIRD ROW: Rodger Cochran, Ronald Greive, James Merryfield, Donald Schuerman, Russell Siek, Larry Clink, Dale Avers, Donald Heckman, Donald Siek. I 5 . xr- be .,,....ffg-:ff W M S awk wfwl ' L-WL - - - 4.4 . . ' 'f ' V f ' Q . gg ' ,57- 1 .v3 fg . M K . 1 A ,. my mf- 53, tg 4' Y' f- A V ,N l X. 3 X ' KQNQ. I ' 2 - ' NR . Eg? is E . Q Q ,nw Q , ' . W 1 . F X K rr H I In A 1 K , Y - ' .I- n 1 I .f e E K X 3 W Q i Nb ' fa k 'L ' 1 mg ,1-:ff f mil' E 1' H fl Q x g . X ' Y Q. fi Q if 0 ' ' Qi I Af , .M- . f -'www M . v 'V W. . Lk X 5. W 7, W .Vi vyri A B! +355 :hi f 'B ui A , X . o N 5-. .r . .k'K' ' n 5 V., 3 5 il X , 'r- s Q . .MMQIM , Q 1 SEATED: Marrianne Creps, Phyllis Cobb, Sandra Dusing, Janice Kaemming, Mary Schroder. SECOND ROW: Joy Lynn Garling, Nelore Stein, Jacquelyn Niedermeier, Marlene Wiegman, Lois Hoodlebrink, Jane Menler. THIRD ROW: James Kahlenberg, Larry Smilh, Thomas Rahe, Marilyn Myers, Culhryn Wilker, Carolyn Wilker, Jean Stein. FOURTH ROW: Howard Brunk, Glen Slein, John Knepper, James Helrick, James Buckingham, William Kahlenberg, Richard Walslon, Gary Traver, James Merryfield. Dlixed Chorus SEATED: Joann Dusing, Louise Zak, Barbara Welling, Dorothy Smith, Florence Hiser. SECOND ROW: Nancy Williamson, Joice Howard, Laura Creps, Genevieve George, Joyce Reitzel, Joyce Cychler, Jane Clink, John Schwarz, director. THIRD ROW: Judith Hummel, Rose Hoodlebrink, Judith Musson, Jane Orwick, Robert Campbell, Roberto Delgado, Ruben Orosco. FOURTH ROW: Donald Heckman, Richard Finney, Gene Walston, Leonard Fields, Ted Greiner, Gregory Malloch, Daniel Wegman, Dale Hoodlebrink. Mixed Chorus 0 KNEELING: Genevieve George, Jane Clink, Laura Creps. STANDING: Nancy Williamson, Corinne Fields, .loice Howard. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Williamson, Wallace Clay, Carolyn Witker, Sandra Dusing, Clyde E. Plant, ,.,,,e,in.en.,e,,, I. . League Team m.C. ,W ease-C461 x X t n X' ,f 'm 15.2 ,I I .ie-------Q ...ai K ,A-gwwsm p SEATED: Laura Creps, Janice Kaemming, William Kahlenberg, Mary Schroder, editor, Richard Finney, Donald Heckman, Phyllis Cobb, ass't. editor. STANDING: Ruth Drake, adviser, Marilyn Myers, Lois Hoodlebrink, Rodger Cochran, Dale Avers, Gregory Malloch. SEATED: Joice Howard, sec'y.-treas., Cornell Dierksheide, v. pres., Jacquelyn Niedermeier, Ellen Christen, 9 adviser, Thomas Martin, pres. STANDING: Laura Creps, Paul Hiser, Richard Sheets, Ted Howard, Clyde Plant, adviser, Robert Rupert, Me Council ff: ...ff 1 . 1 A swwrl ---fr.:--who mam-H ri, xx l ? , If A'2 L 'fir L gs in gg H 1 K .E 2 T L x':- - i' , v ' 24 ,Sli ,V if 3 Njf 0 SEATED: Cornell Dierksheide, pres., Charles Wolfe, Lowell Gerwin, Leonard Fields, Gregory Malloch, Clarence Heckman, adviser. STANDING: Genevieve George, sec'y.-freas., Russell Heckman, Herbert Martin, Rodger Cochran, Gene Walston, Ted Howard, Wallace Clay, James Merryfield, Ted Greiner, Gary Traver, Richard Sheets. SEATED: Mary Schroder, Charles Wolfe, Jean Slein, Leonard Fields, Donald Schuerman. 0 ' STANDING: Jey Garling, Reid Palmer, James Buekinghem, Jemee Helrick, Lowell Gerwin, Riehefd Gem, Prolectloll Florence Hiser, Clarence Heckman, adviser. l b ' ' SEATED: Marilee Eiler, Richard Garn, Louise Zak, Norma Marlin, Joann Dusing, Richard Walslon. STANDING: Marilyn Myers, Lois Hoodlebrink, Roberl Campbell, Paul Hiser, Joyce Reilzel, Joyce Cychler Nelore Stein, Rulh Greive, Jacquelyn Niedermeier, Joy Lynn Garling, Pamela Haar, Jeanetle Cornell adviser, KNEELING: Edward Slek, Ronald Wilker, Clyde Lopez. STANDING: Daniel Wegman, Rex Dunham, Dale Duquelte, James Rahe, Gary Traver, Adolph Maclaras, adviser ' Patrol 5,0 an by Q i Jo QM: K f L '-was l A 5. Q llonneeomlng Queen and Attendants JANQCE KAEMMING J0'CE HOWARD Senior junio' MARRIANNE CREP5 Queen 1- u X JACQUELYN NIEDERMEIER NORMA MARTIN Cnnkf-.ww-rn E.-...-L.......... ueen and Attendants LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Kaemming, Marri- anne Creps, queen, Joice Howard, Norma Martin, Jacquelyn Niedermeier. Coronation LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Avers, Emcee., Norma Martin, Daniel Wegman, Janice Kaemming, James Merryfield, James Hetrick, Marrianne Creps, queen, Don Schuerman and Tom Martin, co-captains, Joice Howard, Charles Wolfe, Jacquelyn Niedermeier, Richard Walston. ii., nge Vlh 'ld D ' AQ L.-Ury - fx 1' , 757 ,E I 4 .WLS if '5 if -iv 4, Y sw M - + . iw 5 .rl .Jah-195 gum! Lf K H 5 -ng C ibm? 'f if ' L ,V il E x 4' ga ,, . ,L ff., ffl'ii,!,CCW'l B C av fer C. !Vla,rrfdnne C. James .lable M nl, wI'NQ.k K W af' my-, - 33,.,f Barbara W J Dame! M Jerry fVl 'S5fJrn. R E M E M B E R T H E D A Y The seniors had to write HI will not talk after the bell rings,H 200 times for talking in government class? Five junior boys dyed their hair in chemistry class? Tom Rahe and Russ Hackman came to school with bandages on their heads after colliding at basketball practice? Ronnie Greive came to school with a black eye? Two senior boys broke the blackboard in the English room? The biology class dissected earthworms? Miss Linzie slipped and fell on the ice on the way to school? The physics class shot wires at the wastepaper basket in the English room during class? Paul Malloch got a poke off the lab door, and also forgot to go to physics class? Bill Kahlanberg ran into John Knepper QBill's tooth was knocked loose and John's head was cutl? Mr. Russel came to school minus two teeth? The juniors painted juniors instead of posters while practising for their play? Ted Howard was a dangerous bankrobber Kin the senior playl? Tom Martin was minus a trunk lid on his car Che backed into a telephone polel? The basketball team had a waterfight? Larry Clink went into the ditch with the driver training car? Cornell-Dierksheide brought a hawk to school? The basketball team ate a meal at ll:30 p.m.? K Herb Martin dressed like a woman and Gene Walston dressed like a little.boy for the junior play? Sambo CCoach Rupert's dogb won first prize in a dog show? The Tee Pee News won first prize for the best duplicated newspaper and a trophy for the best mimeographed paper? C A N Y 0 U I M A G I N E Larry Clink having a perfect attendance record? Paul Malloch not teasing the teachers? Larry Smith being a football star? Dick Garn chasing girls? James Sander jitterbugging in public? Coach Rupert not boasting about his dog? Mary Schroder sleeping till noon? David Dierksheide not sleeping in study hall? Wally Clay flunking a test? Mr. Madaras wearing a necktie to school? Ted Greiner without his Ford? Paul Hiser--speechless? Marlene Wiegman not liking sports? Jane Clink with blond hair? Dorothy Smith winking at the boys? Donald Gerke being a wrestler? Lowell Gerwin farming without a Case? Jim Herrick working at Krogers. Dorothy Hartman not giggling? James Ellie not being helpful? Ted Howard never being tardy? Tom Martin not being an athlete? Jim Merryfield being a preacher? Mr. Russel playing be-bop on the piano? Don Hackman not flirting with girls? 5, I Z .jean S 2111 B 6 n Gene W. 5 O , L F d i c e Y Y S, 5 C. R t Q r Jean 5. TQJ H. Lehdrqf F , Carve!! D. 'Ein ,ffl feehe Bk , febe if MU D 'e 4-ff cn! gn, C, as 3 Per! F . 3ar14ar-3 va Sgynlra D. en S. 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BOCKBRADER ERNEST HECKMAN Clerk 23 Faculty W' CLYDE E PLANT RUTH DRAKE iq Superintendent Commercial Ass t iw- wt n , iw? lf, f xi WAVERLY LINZIE JEANETTE CORNELL MARIE BRUNING ADOLPH MADARAS lathematics, English English, Latin Sixth Grade Industrial Arts, Dr. Ed. GMMJ0 HECKMAN IRENE RHOADES GRACE FAHLE DOROTHY DOUGHTO Science Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Thi d Gra C fcifflwxfgi 'W- fx 9' MARGARET STAIB LILLIAN DAVIDSON ROBERT RUPERT First Grade n R4 . Kindergarten K Coach, Phy. Ed. 72 L1 gm Q fxnzifxf A A,efZ1f1Knfff16J61-0L4fLq.J'fl! TWILA SHISLER RUSSEL ELLEN CHRISTEN GUSTAVA OBERHOUE Commercial, ech, Jr. High Coach Home Ec., Phy. Ed. First Grade fl' , ' ' ,wi Social Studies ci' m at -ani ,942 MARY INCLEDON LoMA Mum JANE BRUNING I JOHN Y if Second Grade Grade Music Special Grade X WX 1 'DE E. PLANT rperinfendenf Th. S H.-2 f bg- Q X, xxx xx . EDITH HELDT, HELEN HOESSMAN Cooks MILDA SANDER Secretary WALTER CREPS, KENNETH BOCKBRADER, FRED SHERMAN KENNETH SIEVING, ELWOOD RESTEMEYER Cusfodian Bus Drivers 26 :gsm is wx I K X 4' 7 fr , fx zrn X U fl fl' V Z V Q Section UI '-sl , s Sensors ,R N 4 NM .x XXX .N 'xx 1 X . X 1 5, 1. I .. I I wax . 1 1 Dale Avers Class Officer .................. 2,4 Class Play ............ ......... 3 ,4 Student Council ............ 2,3,4 Basketball Reserve ........ I ,2 Baseball .............. ......... 3 ,4 Boys' Chorus ...... ......... I ,2 Mixed Chorus ................ 1,2 Tee Pee News .......... Pembe rette ..... William Kahlenberg Class Officer .............. 2,3,4 Class Play ......... ............ 3 ,4 Boys' Chorus ............ I ,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus .......... I ,2,3,4 Band ............. ............ l ,2,3,4 Orchestra ........ ............... 1 Tee Pee News ....... ........... 4 Pemberette ....... ...,.... 3 ,4 Thomas Mar fin Class Play ........................ 3,4 Athletic Council ........ I ,2,3,4 Basketball Reserve ............ 1 Basketball Varsity ..,..... 2,3,4 Baseball ....,............... l ,2,3,4 Track .......................... 'l,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus ........ ........ I ,2 Mixed Chorus ....... ........ l ,2 Pemberette ...... SENIIIRS ff, ,Wm sp. 5. nu,-fl ..,.fff,z-Eve-.5 I V ' ' - i V' W mt- ,. Lf., .f:,,.,g 9 - A f e nsue. ., , ,bf ,':?g,iig?.v!qx?a.5ze:, ,- . -- .z pi 1- ess 4 ,wx 2:15a N ,M l.. :- . 1 M .,,s.. . ,,,.s,,,,,-V, V .,:E., - Q - 'iawsf as i if -,3,L,Ml.3,Si,, ' ' ' .' :v:Ei1.fai-5: . .,..,,,ts.f , fb, In -a- If Mg, .. -mmm We i 8 C' ' 3 'iiiitfgggig -:f -3 K, K A-,. I, 'gi . . X . e an- Q Russell Slek Class Officer ....... Student Council .. Science Club ....... Basketball Reserve Basketball Varsity Baseball ............... Track ................ Boys' Chorus ........ Mixed Chorus .... Pemberette ...... ............2,3 ,2 .........2,3,4 .........2,3,4 .........l,2 .........'I,2 Phyllis Cobb Class Officer ,.,,...,,..., Class Play ...... Librarian ....... Band ................. Girls' Chorus ............ Mixed Chorus .......... Pemberette Staff ...... Tee Fee News ........ ...I ,3,4 ......3,4 ......3,4 l,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 Pemberette Editor .............. 4 Girls' State .........,... Ted Howard Class Officer ...................... 3 Class Play ........,.... .......3,4 Student Council ............ l ,3,4 Athletic Council ........ ....... 4 Science Club .................... 3,4 Basketball Reserve ..........2,3 Basketball Varsity .............. 4 Band .......................... I,2,3,4 Orchestra ............................ 1 Boys' Chorus ..... Mixed Chorus ...... Pemberette ....... 29 Ted Greiner Class Play ........................ 3,4 Student Council ................ 4 Science Club .................. 3,4 Boys' Chorus .............. 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus .......... 1 ,2,3,4 Pemberette ....... ............. 4 Donald Schuorman Class Officer ...................... 1 Class Play ............. ......... 3 Student Council ................ 1 Athletic Council ................ 3 Proiection Club ........ 1,2,3,4 Basketball Reserve ........ 1,2 Basketball Varsity .......... 3,4 Baseball .............................. 4 Track ............... ........ 1 ,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus ..... ............. 1 Mixed Chorus ....... ......... 1 Pemberette ....... .......... 4 Boys' State ...... .......... 3 Mary Schroder Class Officer ...................... 1 Salutatorian ....... .......... 4 Class Play .......... .......... 3 ,4 Science Club ..... .......... 3 Proieclion Club ................ 3,4 Band .......................... l,2,3,4 Orchestra .............. ............. 1 Girls' Chorus ............ 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus Accom pan ist .......... 1 ,2,3,4 Teo Pee News Editor .......... 4 Pemberelte ........................ 4 Girls' State ....... .......... 3 30 SEN IOBS Janice Kaemmlng Class Play .......... Student Council Science Club ..... Band .................. Girls' Chorus .... ,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus ............ 1,2,3,4 Tee Pee News ...................... 4 Pem berette ....... James Merryflold Class Play .......................... 3 Student Council ................ 2 Science Club ..... .......... 3 ,4 Boys' Chorus ..... ......... 4 Mixed Chorus ....... .......... 4 Band .................. Pemberelle .... Wallace ,2 Clay Class Officer .................. 1,2 Valedictorian ..... .......... 4 Science Club .................. 3,4 Track ............... Boys' Chorus ...... ,2,3,4 ,2 Mixed Chorus ........ ....... 1 ,2 Pemberette ......... l.Q. Team ........ Boys' State ..... Laura Creps Class Officer ...................... 2 Class Play ........... .......... 3 ,4 Athletic Council Science Club ...... Cheerleader ........ ....... 2 ,3,4 Girls' Chorus ............ 'I ,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus ............ 1 ,2,3,4 Maiorette .................. 1,2,3,4 Tee Pee News ......... .......... 4 Pemberette .......... .......... 4 Leonard Fields Class Play ......................... .3 Science Club ....... ......3,4 Proiection Club ........ I ,2,3,4 Basketball Reserve .......... I ,2 Boys' Chorus ................ l ,2,4 Mixed Chorus .............. 'l,2,4 Band ............. Pemberette ..... Boys' State .... Larry Clink l,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus .................. I ,2 Mixed Chorus ...... .... Pemberette ...... ,2 SEN I0llS m 5 Q Xe M ,fr i K ,wawegiii , 1 is 4 Donald H eckman Class Officer ...................... 3 Class Play ...,,........ ........ 3 ,4 Student Council Science Club Boys' Chorus ........3,4 ................l,2,4 Mixed Chorus .............. I ,2,4 Band .......................... I ,2,3,4 Richard Finney Class Play .......................... 4 Science Club ..... .......... 3 Boys' Chorus ...... ....... 3 ,4 Mixed Chorus ....... ....... 3 ,4 Tee Pee News ........ ....... 4 Pemberette .,.. Lois Hood Iebrink Class Play ........................ 3,4 Librarian ......... Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus ..........2,4 ,2,3,4 ............'l,2,3,4 Band .......................... 1 ,2,3,4 Tee Pee News ...................... 4 Pemberette ...... 3'I Rodger Cochran Science Club ...................... 4 Tee Pee News ......... Pemberelle ....... Gregory Paul Nlalloch Class Play ........................ 3,4 Student Council ..... ....... 2 Science Club .................. 3,4 Basketball Reserve ............ 2 Track ............................ l,3,4 Boys' Chorus ............ l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus .......... l,2,3,4 Tee Pee News ...................--- 4 Pem berelfe ...... 32 SENI0llS 1 Marilyn Myers Class Play ........................ 3,4 librarian ........... ............. 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 'I,2,3,4 Band .................. .......... 3 ,4 Tee Pee News ......... .......... 4 Pemberelle ....... .......... 4 Donald Slek Basketball Manager ...... Pemberello ............ ..... Ronald Greive Pemberelle ...... .............. B A C C A L A U R E A T E Processional. . . Ulf Thou be Nearu . .......... .Band Invocation. . ................ Pastor Norman Schellhase Hymn. . . . HO Master Let Me Walk with Theen ........ Audience Scripture . ................ Pastor Norman Schellhase Sermon. . . .Pastor Norman Schellhase Bethlehem Lutheran Clutch Hymn .... . UI Need Thee Every Hourn .......... Audience Benediction . . ............. Pastor Norman Schellhase Recessional . . 'March by Morrisseyn ............ Band C 0 M M E N C E M E N T Processional. . . nPomp and Circumstanceu . ..... .Band Invocation. . ................ Rev. Homer Neff First Presbyterian Church Salutatorian. . ......... ....... Mary Schroder Music .... . HNow is The Hourn . . .Senior Class Valedictorian . . ......... . .Wallace Clay Address . . . ......... Dr. Asa Knowles President of Toledo University Presentation of Class . . . .Mr. Clyde E. Plant Supt. of Schools Presentation of Diplomas. . ...... Mr. Willis J. Hackman President of Board of Education Music . . . . HMy God and IN. . . . .Senior Class Benediction . ....... . Rev. Stephen Dunk Methodist Church 4 Q In-a C. Billlf DU. H Tom M4 Pallllm. Mfgffyc- !,ol'5 ,jdhfgg oyhaf! D, Ted JCYVUKQ If. Jfrn M. fgi, 72.1 fl. BJ! ff. S97-'lor-5 Jqnnr Pfay 'ally C. paul M. Don S, PM 5. lfwfaC,veJG-, mmm., Plynisa Qa,,.yC, Tea! fl Dale A' Mary 5' - pbfflfj COLA laura C. Mdnlfh M' Genevfeve G. glflkd CA Zoi.s IV C L A S S W I L L We the class of 1956, being of sound mind and body, about to end our four years at Pemberville High School, do hereby will and bequeath a few of our prized possessions to the following: To To good advantage, when they become seniors. To and yet appear innocent. To the freshmen, we will our quiet and orderly class meetings. To study hall desks. To certain individuals, we leave some personal belongings: Dale Avers wills his position as class president be elected to a position of all work and no Wally Clay wills his track ability to James Rahe Phyllis Cobb wills her ability to talk to anyone Rodger Cochran wills his quiet ways to Bobby Wicker. Laura Creps wills her position as majorette to Ruben Orosco. to anyone will pay. to Faye Siek. Leonard Fields wills his imperfect attendance record to Sandra Dick Finney wills his track ability to Rex Dunham. the sophomores, we will our ability to find ways to irk the the faculty and school board, we leave the memory of our bright and shining faces and our promptness in heeding their com ands. the juniors, we will our good looks and intelligence to be used to faculty, Mr. Sherman, we will our candy and gu wrappers, left behind in the ing to Dusing. Ted Greiner wills his ability to sing a baritone solo to Paul Hiser. Ronald Greive wills his photography hobby to anyone who can afford it. Don Heckman wills his trumpet to Hobart Owens. Lois Hoodlebrink wills her short hair cut to Jane Orwick. Ted Howard wills his Hot Rod magazines to Jane Menter. Janice Kaem ing wills her ability to see the funny side of any to Dorothy Smith. Bill Kahlenberg wills his position as business manager of the H beretten to David Dierkaheide. Paul Malloch wills his ability to pole vault to Ronnie Cook. Tom Martin wills his position on all county basketball team to Wegman. Jim Merryfield wills his seat in the office to Reid Palmer. Marilyn Myers wills her ability to misplace things to the Witke Mary Schroder wills her alarm clock, that gets her up at six a morning, to Marlene Wiegman. Don Schuerman wills his basketball technique to Allan Kemner. Don Siek wills his seemingly quiet nature to Tom y Rahe. Russell Siek wills his ability to throw the shot put to Ronnie We hereby appoint our class adviser, Mrs. Jeanette Cornell, as tratress of this will, and hope that the bequests will be delivered before, September 3, 1956. 'In witness thereof, we hereby set our hand and seal this first May, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-s situation Pem- Daniel r twins. .m. every i Wicker. adminis- Oll or day of x. --.,---...i..i Kinases 1 ..Sa.1gned-tzQQvf!99..if?QJw9 C L A S S P R O P H E C Y Time: June 7, 1976 Place: Spaceship to the moon Characters: Seniors of 1956 Since election time is drawing near, Dale Avers, Republican candidate for President of the United States, is starting on a trip to the moon to campaign. As he ascends the steps of the U.S.S. Pemberville Spaceship, he is sur- prised to see his old classmate, Donald Schuerman, pilot, standing at the door. Take-off time is not for a few minutes so the two men begin to talk over old times. Dale Don: Dale Don: Dale Don: Dale Don: Dale: Don: Dale: It certainly is good to see you again, Don, after 20 years. Did you ever get married? l've been married ten years and have Six Of the cutest little girls you ever saw. We're living on the moon in a house we bought from Donald Siek. I hear you've made quite a name for yourself on earth in politics. I'm now a senator and I'm hoping to make it to the White House this fall. Paul Malloch is running for Vice President along with me. Somehow I never imagined Paul in politics. Living on the moon, I've lost track of most of my old friends. what is Tom Martin doing? Tom is New York Cityfs chief of police. Did you read about Lois Hoodlebrink marrying an oil tycoon from Texas? You don't say! Well, a few of the class have made names for them- selves on the moon, too., Yes, I know. I have an invitation to call on Ph llis Cobb, at tha Blue House tomorrow. Isn't it wonderful that a girl from our class was elected the first woman President of the Moon. I get a chance to see Phyllis whenever she takes her four children for a vacation on earth. She told me Ronald Greive was the architect who made the plans for her home. Did you know Mary Schroder is making a big name for herself directing the Cadet Spacemen Glee Club? And have you heard that Marilyn Myers is soloist with the Stan Kenton Grchestra? Larry Clink and Jim Merryfield have also made quite a name for them- selves as an interplanetarian track star and a horse jockey. Qcontinued on next pagej Don: Dale: Don: Dale: Don: Dale Don: Dale Don: Dale: Prophecy Qcontinuadj That certainly was a surprise to everyone. It was a surprise for me to learn that Dick Finney and Wally Clay are co-owners of a large dairy on the moon. Did you receive an invitation to Janice Kaem ing's son's graduation from West Point? Yes, I did. He certainly took after his father didn't he. I always thought Janice would marry a general. tLeonard Fields is making a career of the Army and Donald Beckman is a general in the Air Force. I hear that Donald is getting his second star next month. That is certainly an honor for him. His old friend Russell Siek is farming in Kansas. He was awarded a national prize for raising the largest pickles last year. I had to go to sas the justice of the peace in New York 1ast'week and I ran into Laura Crepe. She's a public health nurse. She had just been to see her attorneys, Egg Greiner and Egg Howard, about some land her great uncle left her. Did you get a chance to see Bill Kahlenberg wrestle while you were in New York? I saw in the paper that he was going to wrestle at Madison Square Garden last week. I didn't get a chance to see him. I saw his picture in the Pember- ville newspaper though. Rodger Cochran is the editor now. Well, Dale, there's the one minute signal so I'd better get into the cock- pit. It was surely lots of fun to talk to you, and the best of luck in your coming campaign. Thanks, Don. Tell everyone Hello for me. 'I .41 :,v .si v . '4 r wa. l i H ' oodl Y-bri 'gh ,f b E 2 f., Laura CNSQJS fx s yew. I K it me ld E'Chl'l81 I'f!81'7. L , wr A J '-'rf 4 f , kv Q ,nga ,P , ,f J y W Dale Avers ' -.5 YAVA af F 4 Q. K Y Q A Q Q mi 3iZ'2':2:.ld .and A X TW o Javld Hackman. UI J ames 1-1erz',,fi'ie1d , . J anice haemulngg iiQ1cL1d five 1111 fn K blwberg, lvn 5 ers I- xussell Siek ,. Leonard Fields phygms Cgbb U S U A L L Y S E E N Dale Avers-- talking to the sophomore girls. Wallace Clay--working on a physics project. Larry Clink--pounding out the dents in his Plymouth. Phyllis Cobb--carrying and counting the seniors' class money. Laura Creps--intensively studying in Leonard Fields--arguing that Chevies Dick Finney--tinkering on his car at Rodger Cochran--reading magazines in Ronald Greive--being quiet. her study halls. are the best. Crep's garage. the seniors' class meetings. Ted Greiner--driving around in his blue Ford convertible. William Kahlenberg--writing letters, a few days late, for the senior class Janice Kaemmlng--proofreading Hdu myu for the paper. Donald Heckman--hunting words for the Tee Pee News crossword puzzle Lois Hoodlebrink--writing letters in government classes. Thomas Martin--keeping his car clean and advertising his famous mot MBe Wise, Get a Simonize.H Paul Malloch--throwing erasers and still looking innocent about it. C James Merryfield--getting kicked out of the library for goofing off. Mary Schroder--saying she hates school, but does she really? Donald Siek--showing off his pink Ford. Marilyn Myers--chewing and cracking her gum. Ted Howard--telling everyone about the day he will get his Jaguar. Donald Schuerman--talking when he is not supposed to. Russell Siek--reading Hot-Rod magazines. in -mii- 'F f 3' M , L m., J' nnvn..' Seniors in 1946 .fs i SEATED: Wallace Clay, Leonard Fields, Laura Creps, Nancy Lee, Donald Siek, Richard Sheets, William Kahlenberg, Russell Siek. SECOND ROW: Donald Schuerman, Melvin Baker, Phyllis Cobb, Mary Schroder, Robert Rodriquez, Thomas Ostertag, James Merryfield. THIRD ROW: Rodger Cochran, Janice Kaemming, Lois Hoodlebrink, Ted Howard, Robert Pfister, Donald Heckman, Dale Avers, Jane Bruning, teacher. ATED: Mary Schroder, Donald Schuerman, Ted Howard, Rodger Cochran, James Merryfield, Russell Siek. ' COND ROW: Leonard Fields, Donald Heckman, Ronald Greive, Ted Greiner, Janice Kaemming, Wallace ay. IRD ROW: Lois Hoodlebrink, Donald Siek, William Kahlenberg, Dale Avers, Phyllis Cobb, Laura Creps. ...Q v-7 - af r l 'Q' 1 A 'Cliff my .,, qv-vga x XI If II ,I I I I I ,I I I I ,I I I I I I X II I , I I I Q 5 5 K ,X Is IXI A I I 'I IXIN IW tio 'lx CI sses II II' I I II I SEATED Dolly Musser, Dale Hoodlebrink, Jane Menter, Charles Wolfe, Genevieve George Richard Sheets Corinne:Fields. SECOND ROW: Clarence Heckman, sponsor, Rex Dunham, Hobart Owens Lowell Gerwm Gary Trover Cornell Dierksheide, Russell Heckman, Herbert Martin, Gene Walslon. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Hartman, Mary Ladd, Dorothy Smith, John Knepper David Dierkshelde Nancy Williamson, Joice Howard, Marlene Wiegman, Jean Stein. SEATED: Carolyn Witker, Cathryn Witker, Jane Orwick, Nelore Stein, Norma Martin, Ruth Greive, Joyce S Cycle. opllomoref SECOND ROW: James Helrick, Richard Gam, Joann Dusing, James Willard, Lee Ninke, Louise Zak, Marrianne Creps, Adolph Madaras, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Ruben Orosco, Melvin Dierksheide, Rahe, Florence Hiser, Joyce Reitzel, Paul Hiser. Edward Siek, Larry Jividen, Daniel Wegman, Thomas SEATED: Frances Frazier, Ronald Witker, Judith Hummel, Rose Hoodlebrink, Jane Clink, Carter Clay, Judith Musson, Clyde Lopez, Larry Smith. SECOND ROW: Waverly Linzie, sponsor, Sandra Dusing, John Keiser, Kathleen Beck, Glen Stein, Allen Kemner, James Rahe, Richard Walston, James Buckingham, Belly Knauss, Barbara Welling. THIRD ROW: Joy Garling, Reid Palmer, Howard Brunk, Jerry Bassett, Audrey Owens, Jacquelyn Nieder- meier, Roberto Delgado, Dale Duquette, Robert Campbell, Roger Hagemeyer, James Kahlenberg. SEATED: Janet Dierksheide, Hester Ramsey, Barbara Wohlgamuth, Marcella Hill, Carolyn Garn, Lupe 1' Hernandez, Marilyn Alexander, Jacquelyn Jividen. SECOND ROW: Twila Shisler, sponsor, Nancy Phillips, Lois Hartman, Wayne Smith, James Wegman, Joseph Appelhans, Robert Wolfe, Gerald Abke, Charles Ameling, Sirie Nepp, Beatrice Delarosa, Willard Siek, Lester Fields. THIRD ROW: Thomas Sander, Robert Hahn, Ronald Cook, Dale Hiser, James Ellis, James Sander, Bruce Wohlgamuth, Larry Konzen, Kenneth Spicer, Donald Gerke, William Snyder. Seventh rude SEATED: lrene Kahlenberg, Jean Sander, Sandra Stevenson, Susan Stein, Cheryl Lehman, Phyllis Dotson, Jane Dierksheide, Marilee Eiler, Faye Siek. SECOND ROW: Janet Cychler, Karen Dusing, Sharon Smith, Sandra Stoner, Pamela Horr, Mary Lou Bockbrader, Sharon Krotzer, Sandra Merrytield, Paulette Schuerman, Lois Dusing, Jane Witker, Dorothy Phillips, Carol Muir, Linda Friemering. THIRD ROW: Marvin Russel, sponsor, Jon Martinez, Richard Lopez, Robert Witker, Donald Stoner, Paul Worniment, James Keiser, Dwight Finney, Stephen Madaras, Patrick Cochran, Robert Sander, Luther Heckman, Dennis Lohrback, Jack Runes. SEATED: Gilbert Adams, Boneta Clark, Mary Knauss, David Moenter, Judy Ellis, Jane Schuerman, Doris Hiser, Lloyd Duquette, Ruth Witker. SECOND ROW: Marie Bruning, teacher, Robert Hagemeyer, Paul Rolf, Edward Gerke, Patricia Parker, Ruth Wohlgamuth, William Madaras, Norma Geisbuhler, Diana Phillips, Nettie Akers, Fred Myers, Jack Ninke. THIRD ROW: William Musson, Dallas Duncan, Judianne Ernsthausen, Molly Menter, Joyce Taulker, Ralph Owens, Ronald Snyder, David Martin, David McCoy, Alan Rcihe. FOURTH ROW: Carol Snyder, Angelina Delarosa, David Schellhase, Dale Ameling, Gary Pendleton, William West, Carl Dierksheide, Robert Colwell, Robert Alexander, Roger Stein, Ameldo DelaRosa, Jerry Roe. ABSENT: Susie Hernandez, John Dahley. Sixth Grade Fifth Grade SEATED: Larry Appelhans, Rosalie Eiler, Dedra Heckman, Jerry Sigler, Thomas Dierksheide, Dedra Palmer, Diane Beeker. SECOND ROW: Werner Offerman, Mary Alice Calderon, Beverly Ehmke, Russell Kemner, Thomas Peoples, Lowell Rahe, Janet Witker, Darlene Hagemeyer, Sharon Storms, Robert Snyder. THIRD ROW: Grace Fahle, teacher, Jerry West, Steven Bockbrader, Adolph Madaras, Jr., Terry Conaghan, Mary Lou Cobb, John Heckman, James Sage, Sara Moenter, Thelma Hoodlebrink, Olivia Alvarez, FOURTH ROW: Dale Stein, Olga Gutierrez, Roger Kahlenberg, Tekla Walston, William Huff, Susan Wieg- man, Ardella Martinez, Marilyn Garn, Lupe Arriage, John Allison, SEATED: James Cychler, Thomas Hahn, Robert Duquette, Albert Krumnow, David Smith, Raymond Grover, James Fields. SECOND ROW: Sally Gore, Rosemary Reef, Janet Campbell, Evo Martinez, Judith Adams, Charles Phillips, Robert Thomas, Dennis Moss, Janis Storms, James Ernsthausen, Martha Opelt. THIRD ROW: Joyce Clark, Judith Clark, Junior Enriquez, Lynette Haar, Jane Restemeyer, Charles Adams, Robert Stoner, Dana Snyder, Glenn McCoy, Jerry Willard, Karen West. FOURTH ROW: Teresa Dusing, Trudy Conaghan, Vicki Ehmke, Carole Rose, Charles Frizzell, Ronald Bockbrader, Robert Obrack, Kathleen Schuerman, Fredrick Gerke, Ronald Dierksheide, Thomas Lee Reitzel, Allen Sander, Irene Rhoads, teacher. Fourth Grade ik- L30 ' SE X, X K4 N H '9 Ili! 4 5 l -V 2 ff ff ,Ev u iii 4 in 1 VN V X 4. Q.. V i g giwfql W Q Ng' 4' QQ, .k,:.W, aa, K Vryk 'I v N? , A W 7 'ig ff-fx . Q new KJ --. , , nv A Ov V . mmffxu - if 'fi ,,-, wi- ...if ' . A Hx' ., 3? .rg 'midi -4 I 'ss QQ '5i'f5: ' QM -'5 2 . Li 'bfafgf 55 X .f gi Q ,f'fWi'i Q, V ,..,x.,i , ii , ,322 Kg! ' N,,, . Q wi i h, , 25 Us Q 'fwfr Tfkii.-ff-' ,gi-,, , 3 y 5 E Eff-Ig ' N Wg: I. W 2 A :,':..::: Q an 1? an-may gf W 3 2 Q 3 5 my mftxqfmf Q, g ::?'1- 29, A W 5 'Kg 6 1 ik , 'W . 5 if W wg ffffi si ff f ,A 'K W uw W , 1 ZZ fin! 152 , f Mfvp R pix A ' x .sfwf ' - We, the annual staff, take great pleasure in dedicating the 1956 edition of the Pemberette to Mr. Fred Sherman, who has served Pemberville School as custodian for the past ten years. Before he started working at school he worked 4 years at the U. S. Army Medical Depot in Toledo. Mr. Sherman was born on June 28, l892, to Fred and Mary Sherman at Pemberville and attended Pemberville School. He attended Tri State Business College in Toledo and worked 2 years as a bookkeeper. He, also, WA! was a Toledo mail carrier. In l9l5 he married Mildred E. Roll of Stony Ridge. Mr, and Mrs. Sherman had one girl, Mary Alice, and two boys, George and Robert. George was killed in the Second World War. Mr. Sherman was a iunior elder ofthe Bethlehem Lutheran Church for three years. In appreciation of his untiring service before, during, and after school, we take pleasure in dedi- cating the i956 Pemberette to Mr. Fred Sherman. ,Z I I I I I956 Section I Sports I MII ,I I II Il I I I I A J SI I I, II I IHII I I I III I II IVI IIII I I I I ,I I I I I S 6 II ,I I I ,I I ' I B k SEATED Managers: Richard Gam, Carter Clay, Clyde lopez, Edward Siek. as e a KNEELING Richard Sheets, James Kahlenberg, Roger Hagemeyer, Jerry Bassett Larry Juvnden James Buckingham Reid Palmer, Roberto Delgado, Ruben Orosco. STANDING Herbert Martin, James Willard, Cornell Dierksheide, Donald Schuerman Thomas Martin Robert Rupert coach, Ted Howard, Russell Heckman, Russell Siek, Paul Hiser Thomas Rahe Paul Malloch, James Hetrick , manager. Martin, Robert Rupert, coach, Gary all Z 2 s .W is I, KNEELING: Edward Siek, manager, Paul Hiser, Thomas Rahe, Larry Jividen, James Kahlenberg, Ruben Il Orosco, Carter Clay, manager. STANDING: Hobart Owens, Russell Heckman, Russell Siek, Herbert Martin, Thomas Martin, Donald Schuerman, Dale Avers, Robert Rupert, coach. CHEERLEADERS: Jacquelyn Jividen, Linda Friemering, Lois Hartman, Marilyn Alexander. KNEELING: Lester Fields, mgr., Thomas Sander, Gerald Abke, James Sander, Robert Hahn, Robert Wolfe, Willard Siek, mgr. STANDING: Marvin Russel, coach, Robert Witker, William Snyder, James Keiser, Stephen Madaras, Ronald ll Cook, Luther Heckman, Wayne Smith, Joseph Appelhans, mgr. ' l A Pemberville Hands Olney 79-64 Def 9 W, 66196 Q e,,76Sf by Q, -, .X 3 W S Q' S408 Il 3 Redman Whlp Ge 0 78 or 15thWi11 i f ,vm N .. i uben Orosco '58 Baskelball Tom Martin '56 Basketball Baseball Track Dick Sheets '57 Lettermen Dick Garn '58 Q Baskelball Mgr. nf, Q? 5 f Paul Hiser '58 Baseball BGSKGWUH Jim Hetrick '58 3GSeb0ll Track Mgr. Wally Clay '56 Track Gene Carter Clay '59 WCISTOH '57 Baseball Mgr. Track bf 'WB 5 2 if 5 5. Coach Rupert and Superintendent Plant my 9 tk.. Qg ' f'3T 'P -K ' .nw Baseball vi Tom Rahe '58 Russell Siek 'se Bvskelbvll B b Il Baseball use 0 Track 'nu Ed Siek '58 Baskelball Mgr. Baseball Mgr. Track Mgr. Donald Schuerman '56 Baskelball Track Herbert Martin '57 if ' N- ,,,.. ' ' gig . 5 .. 351-Q M as , 1 'sf -lg Ib l X A Paul Malloch '56 Track Gary Traver '57 Track Russell Heckman '57 0 Baseball Cornell Dierkshende '57 Bask lball Larry Jividen '58 Baseball H hart Owens '57 Baseball E '9' -Q- I 9 f 'f Q in E '?' 55 3 , B A S K E T B A L L The Redmen varsity team closed the season with a record of 18 wins and 5 losses. The Redmen reserve team closed the season with a record of 13 wins and 3 losses. One of the highlights of this season was taking ament. They won over Olney by a score of 89 to finals by a score of 61 to 57. The Redmen went into the won the runner-up trophy. Wood County Tournament They lost the finals The Redmen were defeated A in a double over-time by a score of 53 to 51. the Lake Christmas Tourn- 75, and over Lake in the with a 15 to 3 record and to Troy-Luckey. in the district at Clyde by Old Fort Stockaders At the county tournament, Pembervil1c's Tom Martin, Troy-Luckey's Curt Jergens and Joe Sandwich, 01ney's Bob Kimball, and Haskins' Zane Billings were named the NAll Wood County Teamu by the coaches of Wood County. 1955-56 Basketball Schedule 23532.22 B .Q 295.-E152 2 Hsakrns S6 52 -Eltnte 67 Troy-Lackey S6 60 Giucouburg 68 fB1oomae1e 70 48 Webster 59 fLake 86 58 WTroy-Luckey 59 fMontgomery 81 74 +O1ney 57 Liberty 76 49 fCygnet 60 iwebster 83 51 Woodville 68 WRisingsun4 81 56 Genoa 78 QQ- 2 Q Christmas Tournament P Montgomery 66 58 6f22Q'n gg North Baltimore 76 49 Lake. 61 Risingsun 52 49 Tf0Y'L'1CkeY 57 67 District Tournament gn Old Fort 51 Pemberville Jr. High Schedule 2 Q Tournament P Montgomery 30 26 Risinggun 45 Glenwood Mgntgomery Olney ' 30 36 Bloomdale 20 29 Webster 49 31 Risingsun 36 32 2122211 Tom Martin Don Schuerman Dierksheide Orosco Rahe Heckman Hiser Sheets Howard Willard Siek INDIVIDUAL VARSITY SCORING Games played Points Point Avg. ggi Game 23 424 18.4 23 400 17.4 22 2235 lO.l 22 208 9.5 23 182 7.9 17 57 3.4 12 36 3.0 15 24 1.6 9 22 2.4 3 3 1.0 7 3 .4 B A S E B A L L Pemberville's baseball team went to the '55 Spring District Tournament and was defeated by Rossford by a score of 3 to 2. In season play, Pemberville won 4 games while losing 3. In fall the Redman were more successful, winning S, losing 2, and tying one Pemberville won its first game in the Wood County Fall Baseball Tournament by defeating Cygnet 12 to O. They were eliminated by Llberty 10 to 4. Baseball Schedule 1955 Fall Season Spring Season Pemberville 27 Woodville 0 Pemberville 1 Lake 4 N 1 Lake N 6 Luckey 6 H 3 Olney H 3 Woodville 6 H 8 Weston H 0 Montgomery l H 1 Woodville ' 5 Olney 0 H 7 Olney H 2 Olney 0 H 12 fCygnet U 10 Risingsun 2 4 4 'Liberty ' 15 Bloomdale 7 Wcounty Tournament H 2 fkossford 3 'District Tournament I956 Section X11 Hdvertising Q N Vx! Xu 4' N, Ns r nn ul 'S N X X Mu H bla. N I N u K Q I fi U l ! Aix M NN l Nl. 4 NN, P wx .X M Q E Ml Q I X X s, W NNI N W U lx Nl W ll K' .1 I N N L uk 4 A D V E Name Angelio Migliori Bank of Wood County B G W Electric Bee Gee Athletic Equip. Co Beekers' General Store Bentley Furniture Bettenbrock Electric 6 Paint Store Bigelow Music Shoppe Black Swamp Production Credit Assn. Brentlinger Electric Brockseker E. H. Busdiecker, H. W. Centre Drug Store Citizens' Banking Co. Citizens' Savings Bank Close Buick, Inc. Clift Implement, Inc. Creps' Sohio Station Cychlers' Drug Store Cygnet Savings Bank Dairy Queen Store Dale's Shoe Store Dierksheide, John Dicken 8 Wonder Studio Dill Jewelers Ed's China G Gift Shoppe Eisenhour Chevrolet Ernsthausen Dairy Exchange Bank of Luckey Farmers' Savings Bank Genoa Banking Co. Gibaonburg Dry Cleaners Gibsonburg Farmers' Elevator Greiner, Dr. G. S. Hahns' Red S White Hank's Bakery Hankey Lumber G Building Co. Helm Insurance Co. Henry Packing Co. Hercules Stamping Co. Herff-Jones Co. Birzel Canning Co. Hobart G Bowlus Co. Hollmer and Miller Hubscher's Jewelry Store Hudson's Market R T I S E R S' I N D E X H222 Huffman Brothers Hummels' Market Hutson's Garage Josten's Kaem ing, C. F. Kirwens's Red 6 White Klena Jewelry Store Kohring, Roland Krienkamp, Alfred Kuhlman's Market Lee Hartenfeld's Food Lockers Lennox Modern Heating Leow Implement Co. Lifetime Manufacturing L. L. Ross G Son Loomis Radio G T.V. Luckey Lumber Co. Luckey Food Lockers Longenecker, Roy Madison Garage Martin Lumber Co. Mac's Drive-in Menter Motor Sales Meadow Gold Ice Cream Co. Mock's Texaco Service Mollgard Funeral Home Myers, L. J. Myers Sohio Service Nationwide Insurance Co. Niedermeier Service Nieman-Beckman Nollenberger Equipment Co Newhauser Hatchery Oberhouse, Bob Owen's Jeweler Pemberville Elevator Pemberville Leader Pemberville Lumber Co. Pemberville Tractor Sales Perry Petite Portage Motel Prairie Farmers Co-operative Co. Reino Cleaners Ridgely Motor Sales Inc. Riverside Dairy Rothchild Livestock CContinued on next pagej A D V'E R T I S E R S' I N D Name Samson, Arnold Samson Plumbing Shane's Feed Store Sheffer's Val-U-Way Sheward Beauty Shop Smith, Lee Smith, Orla Stony Ridge Lumber G Supply Superior Welding Tastee Freeze Drive-in Taulker, Norman Thomas Motor Sales G Service Toledo Edison Co. Uhlman's Shoe 8 Clothing Store Walker Electric Walter Wandke Trucking Ward, Dr. H. E. Wayne Pharmacy Wil-Cor-Shar Grill Williamson Market Witzler, Norman Wood County Farm Bureau Coop. Assn. Woodville State Bank Woodville Dry Cleaners W. R. Truck Stop Zip's Cafeteria Zorn-Hornung Mdse. Co. COMPLIMENTARY ADS Stanley Schroder Green's Grocery Store Adam's Marathon Service Cain's Marcelle Potato Chip Co. Charlie's Root Beer Stand Rappaports Mills Jewelry Kay Ann Beauty Shop Harvey's Restaurant From a Woodville Patron C 0 n t i n u e Page 19 47 29 37 11 12 15 24 15 41 15 35 18 45 38 16 22 29 25 14 48 43 34 37 22 34 39 .-----1----- RIDGELY VTWOTOR SQLES IUC. 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Q ' A ,,f ' Z' ggi ..,. j- ,GUEST a + nx ZX Sl QF , VIORITIHH HUFDERSTRHSSE PROPRIETOR Pomborvilio, Ghiol 'PomloorviIIo, Ohio o oo I7- . . - I-IQLLITIER GVVIILLER CCDITIITIISSIQII C0 Union Stock Yorcis Cleveland, Ohio Bonded For Your Protection FRED I-IOLLITIER LLOYD iI'IILLER Res. PH. semen ri -seas RES.PI-I. Bo. '2-i43o FEEDER vnizns, Pemetaravitte Phone PemberviIIe 78 or Cyqnet ISS? -1. ,,,-,,,...........,-.....,.,... roteoo EDI SOD cornpnnv Serving Northwestern Ghio With Electricity For Better Living It 15 given to only a few to use their life span to benefit all generations to come after them.,..sucL was the gift of Thomas Edison, pioneer in applying electricity to better the lot of mankind. Only a holder of the original Edison license may use the name 'EdisonU as a part of its corporate title. It is the mark of a pioneer. Toledo Edison, a business managed, tax- paying electric company, is proud to be so honored .... and we renew our pledie to serve our customers to the best of our ability. I 8 ............... . .-...-.- iQ IUSURHUCE HGEUT HRUQLD VV. SHlTlSOll Qutornoloile, Fire General 6: Casualty Phone l5ll3 Pemberville Rotf H. LONGiElXlECliER REFHLTGR Compliments Farms-l-lonfies of Business Opportunities YQU' RQFNQSQMGUVQ Low Cost Farm Loans to Ohio General Hssemloly Phone 35 Pernberville l 9 11 NIEDERMEIER SERV! CE Complete Lubrication Tire ond Battery Service Used Tires LLLLQ: :- A J e Xu . . ,ct.--.,jjj:r5:.-,,,-, '--:'f-- Phone Lemoyne 12-R . Stony Ridge Rowci-iiLD Liyesrocis 'L For over o Quarter ofo century FEEDING CHTTLE HDD CHLVES FHT CHTTLE, HOGS, HND CRLVE5 DO YHRDFIGE OR COITIITIISSIOVI CHFIRGE. Phone, Lemoyne SO-R or 'Zi-R Stony Ridge '2 O i -11---qu.--... 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O '--1 HCDLLEUBERGER EGUIPTTTETTT CCDTTTPHVTY TIRES BHTTERIES FT-TRTTIHLL TRFICTOR5 II lTERfTHTIOI'1FlL TRUCKS FTICCORTTTICK' FFIRITI ITIFTCHIYTERY VIEW IDEH FFJRTTT EQUIPITTEYTT Renzreerznrort Pears a seavrce Phone Lemoyne '23 Stony Ridge, Ohio --n--1-i---.-. ii Conqrotulotions FTLFRED W. KRIEVTKFTTTTP urs euro Hentrn me nccrosnr trnsrurv Insurance The Equitable Life insurance Society Pemberville Qhig 23 U www QE W HJDSOVTS M QW VHHRKET E mEn TS Ew a 6 GROCEIUES LUOLVERHWE SHOES xf I PhonEa'28-R Lemoyne m H Dunbriclqe, Ohio ---.--.1-.---l-.... i . .. LUCKEY LUVUBER LEJ.MYER5 CUUIPHUY S01 S ' I Nl ELECTRICAL wmane 'X EVERYTHING FOR HHD REPQIR WORK THE BUWDER5 eeneezm. ELECTRIC, ffm Keunnmoa Emo vvHaRLPooL nppunnces I has 'Y' N4 f ' E X X Phone'2I9I Luckeyl 2 8PhoneQ6'24 Luckey ...................... 4 ................. UML-COR-SHHR GR1LL DIHHERS nno LUHCHES FMR COVIDITIOHED FOR YOUR COITIFORT CLOSED fT'lOl'1DFlYS, OPEN SUVIDHYS ll-3 P.m. Phone 67 Pomborville, Ohio - HE R FF Johlf, S C OMPA N Y IUFIHUFHCTURIHG JEWELER5 HDD STHTIOVIERS REPRESEHTHTIVEIJHDE DICKEFI NORRIS HEHDGUHRTERSC CHPITOL HVEHUE IFIDIHDHPOLIS, IDD. Phone 44241 Fostoria, Ohio Q5 .,.,..-,-.--u-n-sa-s-- THE CITIZEI'I'S BFIIIKIIIG CO. ITIEIYIBERS OFC FEDERFIL RESERVE SYSTEITI FEDERHL DEPOSIT II IS. CORP. ORGFIVIIZED 1879 Perrysburq Ohio KLENA JEWEL RY BULOVH-HRlTIILTOI'I-ELGIVI WHTCHES FEHTURE LOCK DlFIIT'IOI'ID RINGS FILL SPEIDEL WFITCH BFIYIDS HLSO FILRRGE VHRIETY OF JELUELRY Phono IILI 296 II8 Louisiana Hvonuo. Perrysburq 26 r ..-....-............... . .................. 1 HUfT'IViiElfS ITIQRKET meets Hricl Groceries ' P 4 A x'rer 'f?-,-1e. fi We C Q i 45 'er 4433?--fi Phone 47 Pemberville v KUHLUWHHXS COUNTRY VTWEHT VTIPWRKET Locker Find Freezer Service Custom Slociqhterinq -Corihq Rnd Smoking Lord Rendering-Wrapping Home Slciciqhtereci Choice meets Retoii-Whole Sole Phone-B.G . 32131 Scotch Riclc1e,0hio Q 7 .................. - - -Y - ....-..----Q-. 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Store Fountain Service Prescriptions Phone QI 53, LLloyne 111------1--. .-.-11.-1.1.1 HENRY PEIEKIEIG EU. LUHULESEILERS BEEE - VEHL - LHEHE3 Semtfary PGCIQGQWUQ P fx EW Q fa Q X f W U 9 ' X. x... -,Q 5 E' Qi PMGFIG -PQ-Brryslivurq ll-41369 Lime City 30 - ....................-..-.-.-- .----1-------1-u- 1..1.1..----1-un1- EHRVUERSB SQVIUGS BH UK 'Woke Uur Bunk Your Bunk member of: FEDERFQL RESERVE BQUK FEDERFRL DEPOSIT IUSURFRUCE CORP. Phone . .Lemoyne ll Stony RicIqe,Ohio 3 1 5..- THE GEVWO9 BHUKIIWG CEDYTWPQUY Hssets Gver 54,700,000.00 member Cf: FEDERHL RESERVE SYSTEITI FEDERQL DEPOSIT IVISURQVICE CGRP. Phone 7561 Ger1oe,Ol'wio ' 3? UICKEU-WONDERS STUDIO ww ,I fig-3232 53 gn A-:YQ ':E4 '5:5:' - l 3:51, .g:-:' f . .1. 92 QV: ff+.f,E? 3.53 z. fb QF5 .fr .j ' I-I -:L .g. 517' ,ff-,i-fu g.. ,.5E?5tg. ' --.l L W '3 9 '3:'3gf:.yff' -:- RM 1 , fr '53,..-i .-A. +A :' ,,,. ' E ' :Z .,::Jgg',x- r. 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Hmmm ...i--1. --1......... -,,- , - Phone 62 Pemloerville as Clicrrles E.Hul3Sl:lier CJEWE L E li Fine Jewelry UJotcnes Diamonds 529 lTloin St. Genoa, Ohio Flnqelio lTliqliori l. l' Super lllorket GEHERHL GRUCERIES ...i-11-1-1 .1.-1.-1-..---i-not - ...1..-.1-n--n- lllooclvrlle Ghio J .,............... i...-.l36,.................. H.UJ. Busdierzlcer Plumloinq-l-leotinq Spoutinq-Roofing Electric Sewer Cleaning GEITERFIL ELECTRIC C1 Piirrco appliances PnoneQO6l, lllooclville THE CF. KllEllllllll'lB CU. l,. lp ll'lTERl'lF-lTlOl'l9l. HHRVESTOR SHLE5 Fll'lD SERVICE R.C.Fl. RHDIO C1 T.V. HFIRDUJHRE C: FlPPLlFll'lCES Phone f256l, Llloodville ' J W M. OWENS 3 D L. L. RUSS 3 3011 JV l EN E-ER HREHDY fTil,X XX CONCRETE Q . --il , Q-1-Q1-. , 1 , x 1 1 P hone 'Z 6 91 UJo'odviIIo, Ohio Llioodville, Ohio ow, ii SHEFFERSS u I LUUUUVILLE VQL-U'lUQY DRY CLEHUIUG RESH VUEQTS mods Clothing Gaoceiaies cmd FROZEN FOODS FUff1i5hjnq5 PHBQM I Pressing if: Toilorinq UJoodvilIo, Ohio Q I UJoodviIIe,Ph.Q592 . O O 37, 4 WALKER I I IUHUISUH GHRHGE ELECTRlC CUWPHVIY Remqeretors 37 Years Yours Freezers Friendyy Ranqes Ford Dealer X Il? D. main St. Gibsonlourq, Ohio Gibsonborq, Gnio - A ...------an-s--nv Q...-.-1-1--1 A REHIU CLERUERS H M B in UJ. ELEC T Rl C Dry Cleaners 6: Record Players Laundry Service Radios Udasners Xw Dryers Pn.26o4I Gibsonlourq, Gnio tGilosonburcg, Ohio as 1-.--Q-.--Q.-.Q--n.-.1-. lean - HORVWUI'1G'S GUQLITY VUERCHQUDISE SINCE 1867 Gibsonburq I Chic - - GIBSUHBURG DRY CLEHVIIHG CU. 'ZO8 LUest madison Street P y g d h h ld f h g by f q d y 1 g O d h d h b 1 bl Dorman LU. Rolf Herman UJ. Rolf Q Phone 2911! Gibsonburq i........ 3 9 ..--................. P.--.-1-1-1 KI KWSN' S REDGW H1 TE SUPERMAFQKET o O O GRGCERIES ITIEHTS ,FROZEN FOODS i C 1 UHLFS SHOE STORE Guolity Footwear Expert Shoe Repair Sport Shirts work Clothes 'oOo0zOfE Gilosohburq, Ohio' 'Giosonburq Ohio LEQLLJ Gisso-hawks iVfiPLEVViEViT FQRFHERS STQRE Etevhroia Co. GRHHW-COHL SEEDS-FEEDS FENCE-HRRDUJHRE im DEERE BZgfgffnQU L'fS SFiLESbSERVlCE FUEL OIL PHONE '2io'2 Gibsonburq, Ohio Gibsohburq, Ohio . QLUSE QUIQK I U finectessiaincas IHC nnnouncemems ' venizeooics 'THRILL OF THE 'IOS-IE N 'S veeiz is BUICK' since 1597 -7- Representative: PHONE 33611-36631 mn Don Hamm, iiorth Dixie Highway 519 LU.SQCOt'1d 51. Bovvlinq Greer1,0hio Perrysburq, Ohio .. 1 i e BIGELOW MUSIC' I TFiSTEEbFPEEZ SHOPPE URIVE-Iii 'svekvmine cones-sunones t' mU5'Cm' mmrs-siifaices 95' we PIHTS-GUHRTS .. ...-...... Phono 8923 iolio l'i.lTioir1 St. Bovviinq Greer1,Ohio Bowling GfQ90,0hiO , L11 ,1 1 u--1--.1-.Q-1.-. THE BIFIIIK SUJFIITIPI I TUBCS DRIVE-In PIQUITUCTIOTI CREDIT snnDuJ1cHes I , Roor seen TISS II Ice crzenm Hnmsurze curzra serzvrce ma conomoneo RFIY UJ. LEGFILLEY Look FrrrThe Sign lilo UJooster Street I umulfg Uf5V9-ln Bowhnq Green Phone T281 I I Bowling Green LENNOX MODERN' I DFTIRY QUEEN HEATING STQRE wrenrrne rs ourz susrness, nor ous SIDE LINE. Qlo North main St. LIBLI E,LUooster St Bowling Green Bowling Green II uuooo Counw Peerri otiiaeeu Cooeeeerive ess'n.,inC. x'lt's Good Business -lt's Your Business L Hoskins ,Cyqnet Phone T291 Soifioin St.,Bowlinq Green THE HANKEY LUMFJEEL BUILDING CO. See Us Foro Complete Line Of Hardwood For Your Industrial Qrts Fieecls. ZIZ Prospect Street Pinone 3-3'Z'2i or 33QOI Bowling Green 43 Bllllli OF UJOGD COUNTY Luooo COUl'lTY5S LHRGEST Benn Xt. .X vxlIUj!,,llf r' SV 'xxJ'Vl ZIV.. I M I 1 B Q NI I H 2,A ff, ...af I lllemloers Of: Federal Reserve System Fecleral Deposit Insurance Corp. Bowling Green Ohio Lua -.-1--------v I BEE GEEHTHLETIE t UHLVVWVYS SHG? 6 mulpmgm CU' Cioriiirica sions Sporting Goods h Boots 6 motors S OES Eouts Suits Phone 37712 136 n' mam St' V28 fi BQ El. mdlfl Bowling Green Bovvlinq Green EEl'llRE URUG STORE I DlLL JEWE LEKES Lllolqreen Flqency YOU' Shopping Fountoin Service Heedquamefs Prescriptions X 1 5 , I 3 E O ff lTloin 6 UJooster Ph. 3Qo4Il E Bowling Green Bowlinq Green E sus E E E1-1.13RCDC1i SEKER Peters Slileatherbird Shaes far all the family Flaar Covering mage! 8 Beattie Carpet Phono 2521 Liickoy, Ohio ..........1 LUCKEY FOOD LOCKERS Hat Paint Haplianize-111aytaa 1 Home Freezers JHCUUS 1115111 111111214121 FRESH F11 1D S1T1OKED 1T1EF1T Phono 2121 Luckoy, Ohio Lie EXCHHUGE BQDK OF LUCKEY Serving Ulood County Over 5U Years mEmBERS GFI FEDERFIL DEPOSIT IYISURHHCE CORPORFITIOU FEDERHL RESERVE SYSTEITI wx X Phono 3f4oI Luckey, Ohio 5 F4 FTW S O Vi xx Plumbing E HQ Utinq Incyf If xx xxx If XX X f K xx If in XX ,If If X ....,, X Xxx ff N. XX' ff XXX X X Phone Q79i -XX ,X fx Luckey, Ohio !'f'7 -ur--1...-.-.n-s-nn-in THE CYGUET BHUKIUG CO. member of: FEUERRL RESERVE SYSTEVU EEUERRL UERUSIT IUSURRHEE EURR. Cyqnet Chic UQRVUQIW WTZLER EUUERQL PCVUE hw Rmbumnwze Sfervice? Estcablislwed in 3892 Phone 4-K!-5121 V28 East From StrQQt Perrysburq --------- 8 . ..-.....1-.4-..-.... -1 THE PCDRTHGE VHOTEL Herr-1ZUnits-Hot Woter Heot H11 Rooms Ceromie Tile Showers HHH Hpproved Uoen Yeor Hround'-Conveniently Loriotecl 1Hr. 8 mrs, l3.111.V11o11e,Uwners P11one3971 1Nooc1vi11e,Ohio COm'iL '1E '15 OF 1 lififxrrroi Lomoerr co, RIVERSIDE UH1RY,I111I. M Lum13Qr,1T1i1lwork , ,Q z,JfX Fino 5ui5p1ie's5:M ,io X f X Q , RM The House ThothUUHLITY Hui11 6Q1Woter St. Ph.'2681 1i'V0Oc:1v111Q' lP1w.4101 WOOC1viI1Q I ............ 4Q .......... Q- - ITHTIOITWIDE ITTSURFIITCE CG. Representatives: PIIUL BPIITIITIG LBURGE SIIIITH Phones: '23 or7'2 Pemloerville CLI F 'I' THE PEITIBERETTE IIlIPI.f.IfIf.PI'I' gfpqpp SERVICE INC. 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