Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1939 volume:

an-A THE l939 v Published by The Senior Class of Shawnee Iligh School Lima, Ohio QQ 3 ALMA MATER Shawnee, my clear old Shawnee, You are lhe school lor me: Shawnee, my clear old Shawnee, We will always sland loy lhee. Even In deepesl sorrow, Even when olhers fail, We will always be loyal Io lhee, And fo our dear old Shawnee, Hail! W. W' r S -fwq N101-1' 'x 5 I IL x ... Ji u RH ar M i f Q5 hr g!g65 ff 4- Ae 1 i f V I ai 1 F K if . M2 4 a,'?EE,R A1 . . J, ' v 1 , , DEDICATED TO Ti-IE MEMCDRY QF RICHARD W, PUGI-I -ii-1 IN render remembrance of one who made oihers happy: who made The dark days brighf and ihe brighf days brighlrerg who, by his sym- parhefic undersiandinq and consfanf appeal for good sporfsmanship, helped creaie a beffer school spirif. IN IVIEIVIOIQIAM RAYMOND KERR, JR. Born: March 28, I92O Died: December 3I, I938 MILDRED NAUM Born: Sepiember 27, I922 Died: November IO, I938 WILLIAM CONKLE Born: Ccfober 26, I922 Died: AugusI IO, I938 CARI. I-IEGEMIER Born: December I, I922 Died: June 6, I937 M I Top: E. O. Zurmehly, R. O. Bowsher Boffomz C. N. Breese, M. A. Yoakam E. O. ZURMEHLY C. N. BREESE Presidenf Clerk L. K. SPYKER M. A. YOAKAM R. O. BOWSHER SUPERINTENDENT C. G.LA GOLDIE WALTZ Cairo Defiance College Lafin, English S 1 HILDA GARMHAUSEN New Bremen Ohio Sfale Voc. Home Economics HAMER MITCHELL Bellefonfaine Ohio Norfhern Music PAUL HUGHES Lima Blulzffon College Hislory KARL RIKER Midville Ohio Slale Vocalional Aqricullure DOROTHY BRINER Aflica Ohio Shale Malhemalics HAWNEE MARY HOVER Lima Miami Universify English Q . BLODWIN BOWERS Gomer Ohio Sfale Commercial WILDA TEETER Buclchannon, W. Va. Wesl Va. Wesleyan Home Economics is LOREN VANMETER JOE AUSTIN Beaverdam Aslwabula Wiflenberg College Denison Universilry lVl6'fl'19ff16liCS Physical Eclucalion lnduslrial Aris General Science l l MARY HADSELL Shawnee Blufffon College Music FACULTY RUBY MAYER BEATRlCE RUMBAUGH Shawnee Alger Capnlal Unlverslly Ohio Norlhern English Physical Eclucalion Soc. Science Social Science ROY CRITES Shawnee Bowling Green English Social Science Universily MOST INTELLIGENT: Lenore Bowsher Clark Breneman BEST ATHLETES: Treva Moser James Lofz MOST POPULAR: Ru+I'1 Sc:o+I Paul Cox WHOS WHO CHOSEN BY THE STUDENT BODY BEST DRESSED: Mary James John Saddler IDEAL COUPLE: Rufh Sco++ and Harold Cox BEST MANNERED: Doro+I1Y Copus Ja mes LoIz MOST VERSATILE: Helen Layfon James Lofz WITTIEST: Norma Miller John Saddler BEST LOOKING: CI1arleI+e McCurdY Kennefh Elanigan C I. A S S E S SENIORS Presiclenl - - ---- - - Merle Brown Vice-Presiclenl - - Donald Burfclwin Secrelary-Treasurer - Helen Laylon Social Chairman - Lenore Bowslner M. Brown, L. Bowslner, D. Lehman, l-l. Laylon HONOR ROLL Lenore Bowsher Donald Burlclwin Louise Cooper Mary Alice Moeller Ray Whelslone JAMES ANDREWS Perry-l Aqriculfural Course-2 Commercial Course--3, 4 lnlramurals-2 LENORE BOWSHER College Preparaiory Course Orclwesfra-I, 2, 3, 4 Band-I Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Lalin Club-2 lnfernalional Club-2, 3 Drarnalic Club-3 Social Chairman-3, 4 Cliiei Slall-3, 4 Prince of Peace Conlesl-3 Scholarship lesl al Bowling Green-2 Cheerleader-4 Quilna Edifor-4 Counly Honor Sociely-4 Senior Scholarship Tesls-4 Senior Class Play HELEN BURGET General Course Elida-I Girls Reserve--2, 3, 4 Glee Club-2, 3 F. H. A.-3, 4 Band-3, 4 lnlernalionax Club-2, 3 Lafin Club-2 DOROTHY BURTON Commercial Course Perry-I Glee Club-l. 2 Mixed Chorus-2 Girl Reserves-2, 3 Foreign Correspondence- 2. 3 Chief Sfafl--3, 4 Ouilna Siafl-4 MARlE BAUM General Course Girls Reserve-2 Glee Club-2, 3 E. H. A.-3 lnlernalional Club-2, 3 MERLE BROWN Vocalional Course Perry-I Baslrefball-2, 3, 4 F. F. A.-2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Class Presidenl-4 lnlramurals DONALD BU RTCHIN College Preparafory Course Foolball-l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-I, 2 Lafin Club-I, 2 Minsirel-I Correspondence Club-2 Baslcelball Manager-3 lnfrarnurals--I, 2 Dramalics Club-3 Junior Class Play Vice-Presidenf oi Class- 2, 3, 4 Counly Honor Sociely Senior Class Play WAYNE CRAWFORD Commercial Course Glee Club-l, 2, 3 Band-I, 2, 3 lnframurals-I, 2 17 LOUISE COOPER Vocalional Course--I, 2 F. H. A.-2 Foreiqn Correspondence-2 Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Clworus-I, 2,3 Commercial Course-3, 4 Cliiel Slaff--4 Ouilna Siafl- -4 HAROLD COX Vocafional Course Glee Club-I, 4 Baslceiball-3, 4 F. F. A.-2, 3,4 Eoofball-I, 2, 3, 4 Foofball Capfain-4 All Cify Foofball Team-3, 4 All Cify Foorball Caprain-4 MADGE DAVIS Commercial Course Lima Cenrral-I, 2, 3 Quilna Sfaff-4 Carnival-4 CARROLL DERSHEM Foolball-2, 3, 4 Baslcefball-3 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-3, 4 Junior Class Play Manager Minsrrel-I L8 CLAIR COPUS Fooiball-2, 4 Crlee Club-l, 2 Baslcefball-4 Baseball-4 Inframurals-I, 2 F. F. A.-3, 4 HARRY DAWSON College Preparaiory Course Glee Club-I, 2, 3 lnfrarnurals-I, 2, 3 EUGENE DERSHEM General Course Foofball-3, 4 Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Tesfs-2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Minsfrel-I lnframurals-I, 2 Senior Class Play MARY DONOVAN Commercial Course G-lee Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Baslcefball-I, 2, 3,4 Girl Reserve-I, 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3 Carnival-I, 2 Junior Play Manager-3 lnfernalional Club-2 CHARLES EVERSOLE Vocalional Course Perry-I Baslrefball-2, 3, 4 Foolball-4 F. F. A.-2, 3, 4 LUELLA FLICK Vocalional Course-l, 2 General Course-3, F. H. A.-2 JOHN FRU EH Vocafional Course Perry-I F. F. A.-2, 3, 4 BERYL GRIMM General Course Glee Club-I. 2, 3 4 Foofball Manager-3 Baslcelball Manager-,3 Baseball Manager- Correspondence Clu lnframurals-l, 2 I, 2, 3 b-2 ALM EDA FISHER Colleqe Preparafory Course Spencerville High-I, 2 Glee Club-3 DOUGLAS FOULKS Commercial Course Lima Souflw-I Glee Club-3 Chief Slafl-3 Scholarship Tesl-42 lnlrarnurals-2, 3, 4 DONALD GIBSON Foolball-3, 4 Glee Club-3 lnlramurals-2, 3 F. F. A.-3, 4 MARGARET HARNER Vocalional Course-I, 2 Commercial Course-3, 4 F. H. A.-2 Correspondence Club-2, 3 Glee Club-I, 2, 3 Girl Reserves-2, 3, 4 19 KATHRYN ANN JACOBS College Preparalory Course Perry--I Baslcefball-I, 2 Dramaiic Club-3 lnlernalional Club-2, 3 Glee Club-I, 3 Librarian-4 Junior Class Play Girl Reserves-2, 3, 4 Orclweslra-2, 3, 4 ROBERT KELLER General Course Eoolball-I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball-2, 3 lnfernafional Club-2, 3 Junior Class Play Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4 Dramaiic Club-3 Minsfrel-I, 4 lnlramurals-I Quilna Slafl-4 Class Olzficer-I, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play DONALD LEHMAN Vocalional Course E. E. A.-I, 2, 3, 4 Band-I Glee Club-3, 4 Mixed Clworus-4 Fooiball-I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcefball-2, 3, 4 Baseball-3 lnframurals-I, 2 MILDRED LOYER Commercial Course Girls Glee Club--I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcefball-I, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves-l, 2, 3, 4 Band-I, 2, 3, 4 Chief Sialif-4 Mixed Chorus-I, 2, 3 20 ' I MARIAN KATTERHEINRICH Lima Cenfral-I, 2 College Preparafory Course -I, 2 Commercial Course-3, 4 Infernalional Club-3 Girl Reserves-3, 4 Glee Club-3 Orcliesfra--3, 4 Chief Sfalzl-3, 4 Counfy Honor Sociefy-4 Senior Class Play HELEN LAYTON Commercial Course Glee Club-I, 2 Orclwesfra-I Lafin Club-I, 2 Girl Reserves-2, 3, 4 Class Secreiary--2, 3, 4 lnlernalional Club-2, 3 Dramafic Club-3 Junior Play Quilna Sfaff-4 Senior Class Play JAM ES LOTZ College Preparafory Course Eoofball-3, 4 Baskefball-2, 3, 4 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Correspondence Club-2, 3 Class Omcer-I, 2, 3 Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4 lnframurals-I, 2 Cl1iefSl'aff-I, 2, 3 Junior Class Play Quilna Slalf-4 Minsfrel-I Scholarship Tesfs-2, 3 Counfy Honor Sociely Senior Class Play ROBERT M ECHLING Vocafional Course-I Perry-I Glee Club-I Baslce+ball-l Aqriculfural Course--2, 3, 4 E. E. A.-2, 3, 4 DOROTHA MOTE Vocaiional Course Glee Club-2, 3 EARL MCCASUN Vocational Course F. F. A.-I, 2, 3, 4 lnframurals-I, 2, 3 Scholarship Tesf-4 JO ANN NOIROT Commercial Course Glee Club-I lnfernaiional Club-2 Girl Reserves-3, 4 F. H. A.-I CLEO PRlCE Commercial Course Gomer-I, 2 Baslcefball-4 MARY ALICE MOELLER Commercial Course Glee Club-2 Girl Reserves-2, 3, 4 Columbus Grove-I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus-2 WILLARD NEEPER Vocational Course Baseball-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-I Glee Club-I F. F. A.-2, 3, 4 lniramurals-I, 2 Foofball Manager-2, 3 Minsfrel-I JEANNE PALMER College Preparafory Cours Glee Club-I F. H. A.-3, 4 Girl Reserves--I, 3 Lafin Club-2 lnfernafional Club-3 Scholarship Tesis-I, 2, 3 Band-I, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play JOHN SADDLER General Course Cridersville-I, 2, 3 Baslcefball-4 Baseball-4 Senior Class Play 21 RUTH MARIE SCOTT General Course Perry-I Band-2 Glee Club-2, 3 Girl Reserves-2, 3, F. H. A.-3, 4 4 lnfernafional Club-3 Baskefball Manager-4 Senior Class Play JUANITA SMITH Commercial Course Perry-I Girls Glee Club-I. Mixed Chorus-2, 3 Girl Reserve-2 Chief Sfail-3, 4 Quilna Sfaff-4 Baslceiball-2, 4 Librarian--4 RAY WHETSTONE Vocafional Course Junior Class Play Scholarship Tesfs-I. Quilna Sfaff-4 Carnival-2, 3 F. P. A.-2, 3, 4 Counfy Honor Socie Senior Class Play 2. I 2,34 MARGARET SIFERD Commercial Course Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4 Orchesfra-3. 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play WALTER SMITH Vocafional Course Perry-I F. F. A.-2, 3, 4 RUTH ZUIDERHOEK College Preparaiory Course Perry--I Girls Glee Club-2, 3 Mixed Chorus--2, 3, 4 lnlernaiional Club--3 Girl Reserve-2 Orchesfra-2. 3, 4 Baskefball-4 Quilna Sfaff-4 SENICDR CLASS PROP!-IECY The dreary twilight was drawing to a close and the shad- ows of night were lengthening in the room, transforming familiar obiects into grotesque goblins. I sat by the dy- ing firelight dreamily musing on the past and probable future of the Class of I939, when suddenly on the side of the fireplace loomed a tall figure clad in a flowing robe of pale grey, and. on his brow in shining characters, I read I950 . As I gazed, speechless, the apparition glided toward the window, beckoning me to follow, which I did without the slightest hesitation. We passed through the window and found ourselves in a large auditorium, filled with people, listening, spellbound to a noted prima donna whom I recognized as my old classmate, Margaret Siferd. Carroll Dershem was her accompanist. Almost instantly the room faded and we were standing in the Cabinet Chamber in the White House at Washing- ton, where the President was holding a Cabinet meeting. As the President looked up, I recognized my former class- mate, Merle Brown, who began his presidential career as president of the Senior Class of '39, Much to my sur- prise, our beloved President had remembered two of his schoolmates by giving them positions in his Cabinet. They were Walter Smith and Earl McCaslin. Before leaving the city of Washington we visited the Senate Chamber. where I recognized our old friend, Helen Layton, who was Senator from Ohio, participating in a heated argument on Women's Superiority over Man. ,Again the scene changed and we found ourselves lis- tening to one of the worId's most famous orators, who proved to be none other than Eugene Dershem. The next scene was a Dog and Cat Orphanage on the outskirts of the city, where Luella Flick, Dorotha Mote, and Margaret Harner were dietician, trainer, and veteri- narian respectively. We continued our travels from there to a large depart- ment store, where I at once came upon our old friend, John Freuh, as floorwalker. As we went up stairs, I recognized Marian Katterheinrick as the lady in charge of the French room, and Mary Alice Moeller as a model. In an elegantly appointed gymnasium on Broadway we found Wayne Crawford in the ring being introduced as a famous French lightweight. Another quick transition and we stood in the dining room of the Governor's mansion in Wyoming. The table was set for two, and I glanced expectantly at the door, when it opened to admit the Governor our classmate Jimmy Lotz and his wife 7777? The shifting scene next brought us to France, where we found Mary Ellen Frank studying art with her husband, a Frenchman. The next moment we were standing in a little clearing in the wilderness of Central Africa, where in front of a small stone mission, sat Helen Burget, surrounded by a crowd of little black children, listening open-mouthed to the words of wisdom that fell like priceless pearls 'from her lips. Again the scene changed and we found ourselves in a brilliantly lighted ballroom. The guests of honor, I learned were Donald Burtchin, the United States Minister to France, and his wife, the former Lenore Bowsher. The acknowledged belle of the evening was the beautiful Jo Ann Noirot. Our next visit was to a white, vine-wreathed bungalow in the suburbs of New York. We soon found that Doro- thy Burton, having been happily married several years ago, was the occupant of this lovely domicile. I entered a church and found the Reverend Beryl Grimm delivering the sermon. When the director of the choir rose for the closing song it was none other than Bob Keller, that famous bass singer from Shawnee. ln a little white cottage in the country we found Juanita Smith enioying the gaieties of single blessedness. Jeanne Palmer was with her trying to drown the sorrow of a disappointing love affair in the rustic beauty of the country. We got a glimpse of Mildred Loyer in her study where she was busily writing Beauty Hints for her daily column in the Shawnee Leader, now published by Cleo Price. I was informed that Kathryn Ann Jacobs, one of Miss Price's assistant editors, wrote for the column entitled Advice to the Lovelorn . We went to a concert hall where we heard the world's famous saxophone player, Ruth Marie Scott. Our next vist was to that notable town of Hume, where The Greatest Show on Earth was in session. On en- tering the tent, we discovered that it was owned by our boys, Harold Cox and Clair Copus. I must not fail to mention that Robert Mechling was here displaying his ability in bareback riding: also Donald Slim Lehman was the noted lion tamer. Before leaving the town we chanced to meet James Andrews. He had sold the secret of hs complexion and was living off the proceeds. Another swift transition, and we were standing on a street corner in Chicago. As we started to cross the street, I glanced up at a street car, which was waiting for the traffic cop to give the signal to start. Almost immediately I recognized the motorman, who was none other than our old classmate. Charles Eversole. Just then the traffic cop gave us the signal to move on, and whom should I see as I glanced toward him but our friend John Saddler. Johnny had taken on considerable weight, and he looked fine in his blue coat with brass buttons. Before leaving Chicago we saw a sign which read thus Dawson and Gibson Teachers of Dancing Cheek-to-Cheek Shimmy - Shuffle All Dancing Specialties References: Foulkes and Neeper The next moment we were in the Commercial Room of a large high school, where we found Madge Davis. a famous typist, who had taken many honors for speed in typewriting. In the Chemistry Laboratory of the same building we came upon Ray Whetstone. trying to follow in the foot- steps of his dear teacher, Mr. Pugh. As we were traveling along, we came upon Marie Baum, who was conducting a world-wide campaign against the use of chewing gum. Once again we found ourselves abroad. and there was Louise Cooper, still pursuing an education. I also learned that Mary Donovan one of our girls had won great fame in the Movies. Here my shadowy companion left me as suddenly as he had come, and I found myself sitting again by my library fire, my future still shrouded in uncertainty. -Ruth Zuiderhoek. JUNICDIQS OFFICERS Presidenf - - ---- - - Rober+ Werff Vice Presidenf - - - John Schaeublin Secrefary - - - - - Bill Ebling Treasurer - Eric Lange Lange, Ebling, Schaeublin, Werff ACTIVITIES Sepfember - - Elecfion of Class Officers Oc+ober ZI ----- Class Parfy December I - - Lazy Moon Minsfrel December I7 - ------ Class Parfy April I - - - Junior and Senior CIass Parfy April 28 - - Class Play LunaIics Af Large May 22 - ---- Junior-Senior Prom Firsf Row: G, Hill, M. Mcpheron, B. Boughan, D. Lehman, E. Colvin, M. Neff, V. I-Iolmes, D. Copus, M. Miller, A. Zimmerman, M. Breifigam. Second Row: M. Bowsher, E. Marrs, V. Ramga, D. Croft A. Schlegel, C. McCurdy, J. Andrews, M. Davis, I-I. Fishbaugh, B. Merfz, K. Young, A. Ramga, Supervisor Mrs. Walfz. Third Row: P. I-Ialey, E. Lange, F. LaPoinf, M. Dickson, C. Sidner, C. Breneman, W. June, R. Hen- derson, U. Woodworfh, B. Neeper, B. Freyer. Fourih Row: D. Brown, A, Yoakam, J. Schaeublin, B. Ebling, K. Flanigan, D. Burfon, F. Maulr. D. I-Ieffner, A. McConnell, C. Hanes. Fiffh Row: C. Leppla, B. Monfague, I-I. Myers, R. I-Iasfings. R. Werif, J. Sfewarf, R. Smith, M. Dawson. I-IONOR ROLL Mary Bess Bowsher Clark Breneman BiII Ebling Eric Lange John Schaeublin SCDPHCDMOR ES OFFICERS Presidenl - - ---- - Herman Paren'r Vice Presidenl - - Lowell Schaeublin Secrefary - - - Evelyn Kafferlweinrich Treasurer - - - - Roloerf Sfyer Social Chairman - Mary James Parent Kallerheinrich, Schaeublin, James, Sfyer ACTIVITIES Seplember I4: Eleclion of officers. Oclober 8: Hallowe'en Parly. December IO: Chrisrmas Parry. March 24: Taffy Pull. April I7: Who's Who Conlesl- Mary James - - - Besl-dressed girl Treva Moser - Besl girl afhlefe Norma Miller --------- - Williesl girl May 5: Mary James won soprano solo in Eisleddlod. May 6: Mary Bullurlf, Evelyn Kallerheinrich, Janice Palmer and Donald Schlegel look scholarship Iesls al Bowling Green. Firsl' Row: G. Mole, J. Palmer, J. Barnes, M. Ralsfon, L. lames, A. Warner, M. James, V. Haclsell, E. Mullenhour, M. Bender, H. Kerr, R. Miller, R. Gray, B. Fox, J. Freyer, M. Mayor. Second Row: Supervisor Miss Briner, U. Heflner, H. Thomas, T. Moser, D. Burger, Z. Breiliqam, N. Miller, D. Shoclcey, N. Noller, M. Loyer, R. Cowan, M. Buflurlf, J. Jacobs, H. Kerr, M. Hanes, J. Scoll. Third Row: B. Eyler, E. Kallerheinrich, N. Graham, D. Garee, D. Schlegel, R. LaPoinI, J. Sefllemire R. Malhews, E. Frueh, R. McCasIin, L. Bradford, O. Wriqhf, M. Milchell, J. Howell. Fourth Row: M. Wreede, J. Walerson, R. LaPoinI, L. Schaeublin, C. Hanes, G. Sfewarl, H. Parent R. G-roufhous, F. Jackson, E. Hefner, J. Andrews. Filth Row: K. Moser, D. Davis, B. Sefllemire, V. Nell, R. Slyer, D. Dempsler, J. Long, D. Hardin D. Feffer, W. Hardesly, R. Long, F. Wiesenmayer, D. Harshman. HONOR ROLL Mary Bullurfl Evelyn Kallerheinrich Margery Mayer Janice Palmer Doris Shockey FRESHMEN Presidenf - - Vice Presiden+ Secrefa ry - - Treasurer - - Social Chairman Advisor, Mrs. Bowers OFFICERS John Neeper John Carnes - RU+h Mock Jeannie Miller Roberf Copus Neeper, Carnes, Mock, Miller i ACTIVITIES Seplemberz Class officers were elecied. Eighl Freshies join Band. Tweniy-eiqhl enroll in Glee Clubs. November 5: Freshman parly in Cafeieria. November I I: Paul Cox received a fooiball Ielier. November I7: Mary Dershem was Freshman Queen ai Ihe Carnival. December 23: Chrisimas parly. January 28: Correlha Miller played her firsl game of Varsiiy baskelball. March 25: Kid pariy in Caleleria. April 28: Allen comm Freshman Play Day 5+ cl+Y Park. May 6: Belly Se'r+Iemire, John Carnes and Bill Burlchin lake disiricl scholarship iesis al Bowling Green. Firsi Row: V. Cusier, I-I. Lehman, L. Lewis, A. Jennings, B. Rarrlsyer, B. Newell, V. Binlcley, C. Miller, W, Bowsher, B. Selilemire, A. Maulc, M. I-Iasiings. Second Row: G. Delong, M. Mohoney, M. Keysor, B. Miller, C. Wich, B. Fox, M. Criles, R. Moolc D. Weisenmeyer, L. Miller, D. Miller, D. Keysor, N. Lofz, Supervisor Mrs. Bowers. Third Row: E. Miller, R. Kleli. R. Mifchel, R. Copus, M. Baber, G. Dardio, D. Brenneman, L. Wrighl, M. Dershem, I-I. Spylrer, B. Shell, D. Miller, M. McClain. Fourfh Row: R. Moore, N. Shear, M. Doiy, L. Hilliard, R. Esfen, D. Bowers, P. I-lixernbaugh. J Carnes, J. Neeper, R. Crofl, P. Cox. Fiflh Row: R. Case, E. Finch, W. Lange, E. I-Iinlile. C. Thomas, G. Moniaque, L. Fisher, D. Thomas L. Jackson, B. Burfchin, O. Osiinq. I-IONOR ROLL John Ca rnes Belly Sefilemire EIGI-lTl-I GRADE Advisor, Mr. CriTes HONOR ROLL Ada BurTchin PaTTy Eagy Helen LeisT FirsT Row: B. Thomas, M. MarTin, D. SargenT, L. Binlcley, M. Weller, E. Hehfner, I. I-lunTingTorTh, J. MoTe, M. Doyle, B. Binlrley. J. Hadsell, M. Archer, R. Hines. H. Brenneman. Second Row: L. Bowers, A. Long, L. McGillvory, P. Eagy, M. LoTz, A. BurTchin, B. Adams, M. Friclc, D. Conlrleman, M. WoodworTh, B. McCaslin, A. Numbers. S. Lauclr, D. Bevard. Third Row: H. BooTh, G, McElroy, C. SouThers, M. Carnpnell, C. McConnell, J. Hunler, W. Voress, R. WoodworTh, A. Jacobs, J. Maulc, M. Cox, R. Price, J. Barnes. FourTh Row: K. Miller, R. Jones, D. Colvin, O. MarTin, H, LeisT, B. Wiesenrnayer, L. Jennings, C. l-lixenbaugh, C, Ruppert W. SanTord. FiTTh Row: K. Sunderland, B. McKinnon, R. McKinnon, W. Janncrs. E. Eyler, G. Dcrshcm. R. Lolz, A. Delong. J. Breese, G. Bowsher, K. McCaslin, Mr. CriTes. CLASS HISTORY This class, now consisTing oT sixTy-Three members, chose The Tollowing oTTicers Tor Their class as Tollows: Bill McKinnon, PresidenT: Helen Brenennan, Vice PresidenT, and Mearle Cox. SecreTary and Treasurer. A ChrisTmas parTy was held in The home room and a leaTher brieT case was pre- senTed To Mr. CriTes aT This Time. Several OT our members have conTribuTed To The various acTiviTies oT The school. ln OrchesTra we are represenTed by Ada BurTchin, Marie LoTz, Helen Breneman, KeiTh Miller, and Helen LeisT. ln The Shawnee Band we Tind Allen Delong. John Barnes, Ada BurTchin, Marie LoTz, RoberTa Hyne, and Junior Eyler as color-bearer. ln The Junior Band Wallace SanTord, Jean Hadsell, Margery Archer, Mary MarTin, DoroThy Kunlcleman, Helen LeisT, and MarTha Carnpnell are working, in order To mainTain our TuTure represenTaTion in The band. The boys who made The Team Tor Junior High BaslceTball are as Tollows: Ralph Price, Bill McKinnon, John Barnes, RoberT LoTz, ClemenT Hixenbaugh, and Allen Delong. Near The end of The year This class under guidance oT Miss Mayer clemonsTraTed ThaT They could puT on an inTensely inTeresTing program Tor The ParenT Teachers' As- sociaTion MeeTing. This meeTing TeaTured Tive minuTe speeches on Hobbies and musical selecTions by bo+h boys and girls under direcTion oT Mr. MiTchell. This class has shown promise oT abiliTy in varied Tields. LeT us hope They TulTill our expecTaTions in The nexT Tour years. SEVENTH GRADE HONOR ROLL Ladonna FanTz FirsT Row: M. Moore, M. J. Anspach, R. Esmonde. V. Eads, L. Eanfz. D. Cooper, E. Coolr, R. Binlcley. B. Brenneman, M. L. Furry, E. BriTTon. S. Finch. J. Case, A. Purdy. Second Row: V. Hinkle, V, Moore, A. McPheron. M. CraTT, D. MerTz, B. Hixenbaugh, H. Gibson. M. Ebling, E, HarTrnan. W. Lee. B. MiTchel. K. Trucsdale, W. LoTz. D. Howell. G. Shindledeclcer, Supervisor Miss Mayor. Third Row: B. Thomas, D. Zimmerman, R. Harshman, D. Dardio, J. Bingham. C. Moore. D. Miller, R. Miller. W. Siumbaugh, R. Price, W. Bruno, L. McCaslin. FourTh Row: E. Crawford, G. Ingrim, L. Grimm, W. Shear. J. NeTT, D. Lehman, D. Boughn, G. Shindledeclcer. B. Galloway, R. Moore, R. Gall, J. Forney. Fifrh Row: D. Lewis, l. Dershem, J. Flick, D. Adams, A. Hanes, B. McCune, B. PorTer. W. Booth, C. Vaughn, H. BurTchin. H. Hill. D. Boughn, J. Adams. CLASS HISTORY SevenTy Tull oT pep boys and girls have made up Shawnee's sevenTh grade Tor The year I938-39. Soon aTTer school opened, The Tollowing oTTicers were elecTed: PresidenT, LaDonna EanTzy Vice President Evelyn HarTmang Treasurer, Bob McCune. Things moved along busily and pleasanTly. The coming of December broughT wiTh iT a ChrisTmas parTy in which a number of pupils enTerTained wiTh volunTeer poems and musical selecTions. The usual TreaT and giTT exchange concluded The TesTiviTy. ln February The enTire group parTicipaTed in presenTing The program Tor The regu- lar P. T. A. MeeTing. Perhaps The mosT enioyable acTiviTy of The year was The daily devoTional morning exercise. Darrel Lehman, Wayne LuTz, and Gene Shindledeclcer have been members of The school orchesTra. DoroThy Cooper, Margery Ebling. Virginia Hinlcle, KaThryn Ann Truesdale, Dallas Zimmerman, Joyce Adams, Bob McCune. Raymond Manahan, Gene Shindledeclcer, Wayne LuTz, and Darrel Lehman were members oT The Junior Band. A picnic Trip by bus was The Tinal evenT oT The year. Lasthxfill and Testament of the Class of '39 ll' is hard for us. fhe class of '39, fo realize fhis school going on wifhouf us, lor is ifl. Since we won'f be here. we are going fo give some of you underclassmen somefhing fo remember us by. We hope fhaf fhe receivers will be beffer able fo fill our shoes. John Frueh wills his love for skipping school fo Rolland Smifh. Douglas Foulkes wishes fo leave his quief ways fo Jack Sfewarf. lQuie+ down Jackie boyll Earl McCaslin wills his sense of humor fo Alberf McConnell. Bob Keller wills his abilify for swing drumming and crooning fo John Schaeublin. Swing if Schaubll Don Gibson leaves his curly hair fo Don Heff- ner. lAny more curls Don, and whaf will you do?l Evelyn Kafferheinrich will have 'ro be good now for she will receive her sisfer Marian's manners. Donald Lehman wills his dishwashing iob fo Herman Parenf. Bob Grofhous will receive Willard Neeper's hope of being a baseball player. James Andrews gives his Romeo acfing abilify fo Kennefh Moser. lpep-if-up, Kenll Bob Sfyer will inheril' Clair Copus' way wifh 'rhe women. Charles Eversole's speed goes fo Cliff Hanes. Howard Myers will enioy James Lofz's popu- larify. John Saddler leaves his wiffiness fo Melvin Dickson while Beryl Grimm wills his bashfulness fo Eric Lange. Any able girl may have Rufh Marie ScoH's job wifh fhe baskefball feam. Harry Dawson fhinks if wise fo keep his un- known knowledge in +he family, so he gives if 'ro Marvin Dawson. Donald Burfchin's sunny disposifion will be Don Burfon,s. Helen Layfon bequeafhs her kind manners fo Mary James. Dorofhy Mofe wills her quiefness fo Eileen Colvin. Roberf Mechling leaves his fimidness 'ro Roy Henderson, if mighf affecf Roy's ways. Margaref Harner's red hair goes fo Treva Moser, lHi Redl and Jeanne Palmer's blond hair goes fo Virginia Hadsell. Bill Ebling is +o have Kafhryn Jacobs dimples. Merle Brown's baskefball abilify he leaves fo Clark Breneman and Mary Donovan leaves her's fo Margreffa Breifigam. Jean Ann Andrews will be fhe receiver of Dorofhy Bur+on's loveliness. One who is able may have Lenore Bowsher's concerf seaf. lPlay fiddle play.l Margaref Siferd bequeafhs her helping hand in 'rhe office fo Alice Schlegel. Walfer Smi+h's heighl' goes fo Bob Werff. Helen Burgef leaves a few feel fo Mary Lou Neff. Louise Cooper's femper will be possessed by Dorofhy Croff. Wifh greal' hope Harold Cox wanfs his foof- ball abilifies fo be possessed by his brofher, Paul. Doris Shocky will inherif Louella Flick's hand al' sewing. Carroll and Eugene Dershem's brofherly love for each ofher is wanfed fo be carried on by fhe LaPoinf fwins. Beffy Boughan, will inherif Cleo Price's shorf- hand book. Ray Whefsfone's Ag. abilify goes 'ro Dale Brown. Rufh Zuiderhoek fosses her piano playing fo Mary Bess Bowsher. Charloffe McCurdy will surely be a knockouf wifh Jo Ann Noiro+'s beaufy and Madge Davis's preffy clofhes. Wayne Crawford leaves his neafness fo Wickie June. Almeda Fisher bequeafhs her love for learn- ing fo Audrey Zimmerman. Juanifa Smifh leaves her modesfy fo BeHy Eyler. Mary Lou Neff will inheril' Mary Alice Moller's lovely smile. Mildred Loyer's likes and dislikes will be car- ried on by Marfha Loyer. Marie Baum leaves her love for reading +o Kafhryn Young in +he hope fhaf she will enioy if a greaf deal. DRG Direclor-H. Mifchell. Drum Major-J. S+ewar+. Twirlers-E. Monfague, J. Slewarf. Tromloones-M. Breifigam, R. Henderson, E. Hinlcle, R. Long. Trumpels-W. Hardesiy, A. Yoakam, B. Monfague, D. Brown, C. Sidner, D. Lehman, R. Hines, E. Mullenhour, V. Holmes, G. Hill. Barifones--B. Eyler, M. Loyer, R. Malhews, D. Schlegel. French Horns-A. Zimmerman, H. Burger, J. Barnes. Clarine+s-M. B. Bowsher, D. Burgef, J. Palmer, D. Lehman, R. Gray, L. Schaeublin, E. Kafierheinrich, R. Slyer, M. Loyer, W. Lolz, R. McCune. Bass-H. Lehman, R. LaPoin1'. Bass Drum-E. Davis. Snare Drums-R. Copus, J. Schaeublin, D. Burlon, M. Diclcson, A. DeLong. Cymbals-T. Moser. Masco+-J. Milchell. BAND ACTIVITIES Seplember-Played in Norlhwesl Terrilory Celebraiion. November I8-Played in Counly Music Feslival. Played af all home foolloall games and a+ Elida away. Played for all home baslcelloall games. Played a few +imes for Pep Meeling. June 6-Play for Peony Fesfival a+ Van Werl. ACTIVITIES November I8-Counfy Music Fesfival aI' Shawnee. March 25-Played for CommerciaI Mee+ing a+ Beaverdam. March 30-PIaYed in assembly before con+esI'. March 3 I-Played for Disfricr Confesf af Ada. April 6-Played for grade operefia Tom Sawyer. April 28-Played for Junior play Luna+ics af Large. May 25-Played for Senior play Campus Quaran+ine. May 28-Played for Baccalauerafe Services. May 3 I-Played for Commencement ORCHESTRA Insirucfor--Mr. Mi'rcI1eII. Violine-L. Bowsher, K. Jacobs, M. Ka++erI'1einricI'1, I-I. Lehman, K. MiIIer, E. Kafier heinrich, M. Ralsion, N. Miller, I-I. Breneman, I-I. Bowsher, M. Wreede. Clarinefs-M. Bowsher, J. Carnes. Oboe-D. Copus. FIu+e-A. Bur+cI'iin. Cello-V. I-Iadsell. Viola-M. Siferd. Drums-E. Davis, J. Schaeublin. Bassoon-J. S'rewar+. Trombone-R. Henderson. Alfo I-Iorn-H. Leisi, M. Lofz, A. Zimmerman. Bass Fiddle-D. Croft Trumpe+s-B. Burrchin, V. I-Iolmes, A. Yoakam, B. Monfague. Piano-R. Zuiderhoek. Firsl Row: D. Shoclcey, N. Noffer, J. Miller, B. Eyler, M. Loyer, M. Dershem, H. Spylcer, Bulfurfl J. Smilh, L. Alfenburger, L. Bowsher, L. Miller. Second Row: V. Cusfer, M. Crifes, M. Mayer, M. Ralslon. J. Barnes. V. Holmes, M. James. E Kafferheinrich, A. Hixenbaugh, C. Wiclc. M. Donavan, C. McCurcly. Third Row: B. Rarnsyer. B. Newell, M. Siferd, J. Palmer, L. Cooper. V. I-Iaclsell, V. Rarnqa, A Zimmerman, M. Neff, E. Colvin, D. Copus, Mid Loyer, H. Lehman-Direcfor Miss Hadsell. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ACTIVITIES November I8-Counly Music Feslival. March I7-Dislricl Vocal Conlesl ai Blulllon. April 2I-Slale Vocal Conlesl' a+ Columbus. May 3--Local conlesi. May 5-Conlesl al Lafaye'r+e. May I2-Nalional Vocal Conlesl al Anderson, Indiana. May 2I--I lO+h Anniversary ol Founding of Trinily M. Church. ACTIVITIES November I8-Sang in Counfy Music Fesfival aISl1awnee. De-cember+Sang for Boy Scoul' Rally. March I6-,Sang for assembly. March I7-Dislricl Conlesl a+ Blulzllon. April 20--Slale Conlesl al Columbus, enlillecl Io go Io Nalional Conlesf. May 3-Y-Sang in local conlesl. May 5-Won firsl place in conlesl ai Lallayelfe. May I2-Nafional Conlesl af Anderson, Indiana. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Firsf Row: R. Milclmell, J, Carnes, J. Andrews, 6. Monlaque, L Scliaeublin, P. Cox, R. Crofl Direcfor Hamer Milcbell. Second Row: R. Henderson, L. Jackson, A. Yoakam. E. Dersbern, K. Taylor, B. Eblinq, L. Fis lner C. Dershem, J. Lofz. Third Row: B. Burfclwin, R. Long, l-I. Myers, J. Sfewarl J. Sclwaeublin, B. Monfaque, D. Lehman B. Keller, E. Finch. Firsf Row: R. Zuiderhoek, C. Mccurdy, V. I-IoImes, V. I-IadseII, D. Copus, M. Nerf, A. Zimmerman A. I-Iixenbauqh, L. Bowsher, E. Marrs. Second Row: L. Miller, H. Spyker, N. NoI'Ier, N. Miller, C. Wick, M. Buffururf, M. Mayer, M Loyer, B. EyIer, M. Dershem, J. MiIIer, C. Dershem, D. Lehman. Third Row: J. Carnes, J. Andrews. V. Cusfer, B. Ramsyer, B. Newell, M. Ralsfon, M. James, E. Kar Ierheinrich, J. Lofz, L. Fisher, G. Monfaque. Fourfh Row: B. Burfchin, R. Lonq, R. Henderson, A. Yoakam, H. Myers. E. Dershem, K. TayIor, B Monfague, J. Sfewarf, B. Ebling. J. Schaeublin, B. Keller-Director Hamer MiIcheIl. MIXED CHORUS ACTIVITIES November 8-Sang for Open Forum af Cenfral. November I8-Sang In Counrv Music Fesfival af Shawnee. March I6-Sang for assembly before confesr. March I7-DIsIrIc+ Confesr af Bluffron. May 3-Sang af Iocal conIes'r. May 5-Won firsf place aI LaFaYeHe. May 28-Baccalaureafe Services. CALENDAR FOR I938- I 939 Seplember 29-Camp Fire. Ocfober I3-Recognirion Service. Ocfober 27-Round Table Discussion. November IO-Miss Bonira Jameson. December 22,-Chrisfmas Parfy. February 2-Miss Belly Furqeson. February I6-Miss Vera Suflon. March 30-Round Table Discussion. April I3-Rev. Bloomquisi. April 29-Girl Reserve's Pariy. June I-Morher, Daughfer banquel and insfallalion ol officers. GIRL RESERVES Firsf Row: E. Kafferheinrich, M. James, M. Miller, R. Scoff, C. McCurdy, M. Kafferheinrich, V I-laclsell, N. Noffer, M. Loyer, K. Jacobs, D. Copus. Second Row: C. Leisf, D. Burqef, B. Fox. J. Barnes, V. Holmes, E. Colvin, J. Palmer, M. Loyer, E Mullenhour, H. Layion. Supervisor Miss Hadsell. Third Row: E. Miller, M, Crifes, M. Dershem, H. Spyker, R. Mook, B. Sefflemire, J. Palmer, M Donovan. J. Noiref, N. Miller. Fourfh Row: D. Shoclcy, B. Eyler, L. Miller, V. Cusfer, D. Weisenmayer, B. Fox, L. Lewis. B. Bouqhn M. E. Frank, M. Buffurff. Fifflm Row: M. l-lasfinqs, V. Binlcley. H. Burgef, M. L. Neil, D. Lehman, A. Sclileqel, E. Marrs, D Croff, M. Harner. V. .2 ini l Sealed: J. Slewarl, J. Schaeublin, E. Kallerlneinricll, D. Copus, M. Nell, N. Noller. Slandinq: D. Slnoclcey, Mr. l-luqlmes, W. June, B. Freyer, B. Eyler, B. Neeper, M. Franlr. C H I E F EDITORIAL STAFF Edilor-infChiel - ------- - - Dorollly Copus Associale Edilor - V Evelyn Kallerlweinrlch Arl Edilor - - - - Mary Ellen Frank Assislanl Arl Edilor - Mary Lou Nell Sporls Eclilor - - - John Sclwaeublin Assislanl Sporls Edilor ----------- Jack Slewarl News Reporlers - - - Wickie June, Berlha Neeper, Norma Noller, Belly Freyer, Belly Eyler, Doris Slwoclcey BUSINESS STAFF MACHINE OPERATORS Clwarlelle McCurdY Juanila Smilh ---- Dorollwy Burfori Howard Myers Billy Ebling Viola Ramga - Audrey Zimmerman Marian Kaiurerheinrich Mildred Loyer - - Louise Cooper Cleo Price - - - Marian Kallerlweinriclw Supervisors - Mrs. Bowers, Mr. Hughes STAFF Sealed: M. Myers, B. Ebling, M. Kalferlieinriclw, C. Mccurdy, C. Price, L. Cooper, Mid Loyer. Sfanding: Supervisor, Mrs. Bowers, V. Ramqa, A. Zimmerman, B. Burlon, J. Smilh. i l . E E Fronf Row: C. Dershem, J. Smilh, B. Keller. Cenfer Row: L. Cooper, Supervisor Briner, J. Lorz, L. Bowsher, D. Burfon, H. Miller, M. Davis. Back Row: H. Laylon, R. Zuiderhoelc, R. Whelsfone. QUILNA STAFF Supervisor - Ediior-in-Chief Assislanr Eclilor Sporls Edilors Business Sfaff Typisfs - - - - Miss Briner - Lenore Bowslwer - - - - Rurh Zuiderhoelc - - - 9 -------- James Lolz, Roberl Keller Ray Whefsrone, Louise Cooper, Helen Laylon, Carroll Dershem - - - - - - Dorolhy Burlon, Juani+aSmill1, Madge Davis Firsl' Row: D. Burge+, J. Palmer, M. Miller, R. Scoff. H. Burqe+, E. Colvin, J. Barnes. Second Row: H, Spyker, E. Miller, T. Moser, D. Shoclcey, M. Hanes, C. Leisf, R. Gray, B. Fox, Supervisor H. Garmhausen. Third Row: L. Miller, D. Weisenmayer, M. Dershem, D. Breneman, G. Delong, D. Keysor, J. Waf- ferson, B. Newell. Fourfh Row: D. Bevard, C. Wick, B. Fox, V. Cusler, B. Neeper, V. Binlcley, G. Dardio. Fifth Row: M. Baber, M. Moohney, M. I-lasfings, H. Lehman, C. Miller, W. Bowsher, M. Criles. .H. . OFFICERS Advisor, Miss Garmhausen Presidem' - --------- - Vice Presidenr - - - Secrefary and Treasurer - Reporler ----- Hisforian - Wafch Dog - Social Chairman - ACTIVITlES Rufh Marie ScoH Margery Miller - Helen Burger - Jean Palmer Dorofhy Burgel - Jean Miller - Jane Barnes Sepfennber-Hay ricle 'ro Forf Amanda wifh F. F. A. for a Wiener roasf. December-Chrislmas parly and gill exchange wilh F. F. A. February-Held ioinr iniliaiion wilh Elida. Aided Them in organizing. Made yarn dolls and sold lhem al baskelball games. March-Prepared Fafher and Son Banque? for F. F. A. F. F. A. The Shawnee FuTure Farmers have accomplished some ouTsTanding Things This year in Their Ag. work. Ray WheTsTone placed TenTh in Dairy CaTTle judging in compeTiTion wiTh 600 oTher boys, in The annual conTesT aT Columbus. FourTh place in 34 Teams compeTing aT The Pre-anniversary PoulTry Congress in WoosTer, was won by The PoulTry Team: Ray WheTsTone, Charles Sidner and John Frueh. The F. F. A. BooTh won SIS in prizes aT The STaTe Fair, placing Third in iTs class. Rolland SmiTh, Fred LaPoinT and Charles Sidner placed TiTTeenTh ouT oT I20 Teams, compeTing aT The Apple Judging ConTesT aT Farmers week. Harold Cox's gilT placed second aT The STaTe Fair and Donald Gibson's gilT TiTTh, in a class of 60, reporTed by Professor CoTTee To be The largesT and besT ever To show aT The Fair. Six FuTure Farmers, Their Advisor K. Riker and C. V. WheTsTone, made a Trip To l500 miles inTo The SouThern sTaTes. The gilT, The ChapTer purchased lasT year has reTurned good resulTs and This year There are Two gilTs ouT as boy's proiecTs, one To Willard and Jack Neeper and The oTher To Donald Thomas. A Ton liTTer in six monThs was raised by Dale Brown, a ToTal oT 2,340 pounds, This winning The Ton LiTTer Cup. Over I00 parenTs and guesTs aTTended The ParenT and Son BanqueT, March 7. ProTessor McCuen AgriculTural Engineering DepT. O. S. U., was guesT speaker. T-le showed a Technicolor Tilm oT The WesTern sTaTes. A Sl prize was won by Willis l-lardesTy aT The CounTy Corn l-lusking ConTesT. ln The annual PesT F'lunT, l,6ll pesTs were killed. The lvleTropoliTan Bank is oTTering 5 prizes To The besT Farm AccounT keepers: T-larold Cox raised 202 ouT OT 205 chicks sTarTed. ThriTT bank Treasurer, Bill SeTTlemire, reporTs around S90 has been saved: The ChapTer purchased 3 milk scales Tor dairy TesTing. lrville l-lanes is cooperaTing wiTh The ChapTer on a l-lome BeauTiTicaTion proiecT. The boys are landscaping The lawn and he will painT his house as a parT oT The programi The CooperaTive Feed AssociaTion has purchased 3,200 pounds OT Teed This year. Bill BurTchin is chairman oT This associaTion. OTTicers OT The ChapTer are: Ray WheTsTone, PresidenT: Charles Sidner, Vice F'residenT: Donald Lehman, Treasurer: WalTer SmiTh, SecreTary: Dale and Merle Brown, ReporTersy and Harold Cox, WaTch Dog. FirsT Row: J. Neeper, D. Brown. l-l. Cox, D. Lehman, R. Wl-ueTsTone, M. Brown, C. Sidner. Second Row: E. l-leTTner, J. SeTTlemire, W. Lange, D. Davis, W. HardesTy, D. FeTTer, J. NeTT, B. Sefflemire, Supervisor K. Riker. Third Row: lvl. Dickson, J. Freuh, F. LaPoinT, F. Weisenmayer, K. Mosier, D. Thomas, B. BurTchin. FourTh Row: R. LaPoinT, C. Eversole, R. Tvlechling, R. Long, C l-lanes, R. LapoinT. FirTh Row: C. Leppla, R. SmiTh, C. Copus, W. SmiTh, E. McCaslin, R. STyer. V S P Q R T S FOOT BALL Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee SCHEDUlE O 75 20 IC? O I3 73 I2 I9 f O O Y 6 7f24 yew sz feufh lMpMr Pandora SL Marv f Ehda Cohna Ada Blufffon 47 BASKETBALL PAUL HUGHES Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Seafed: D, Lehman, Q. HasIlnf15,J. LGIZ, J. Saddler, M. Brown, C. Brenernan, H. Cox, SEASONS SCOREBOARD - - - 39 - 46 ---- Ehda - 25 - 22 - - I4aNod - I9 - 3l 4--- Ada - 29 - I7 - - Spencervme - 22 -2I - - - Gomer - - 29 - 30 - - Beaverdaw - - - 26 - 30 - - - LafayeI+e - - 25 -34 - - Cddemvme - - 25 M- 33 - - Ehda - - - I9 - 30 - - - I4awod - - I6 V- I9 - - Spencervme - 24 -- 25 - A - Gomer - 28 - 40 - - VaughnsvIIIe - - 26 - 33 - - Beaverdan - - - 24 - 33 '- - Lafaye++e COUNVYTOURNAMENT - - - 38 - SI - - - Ehda B. Ebhnq. Sfandinqz Manager E. Lanqe. ASSI. Mgr. K. Elaniqan, R. Henderson, A. Yoakam. J. Sfewari, B. Monfaque, I-I. Myers, H. Parenf. C. I-Ianos, Coach Hughes. 48 LEHMAN: Don, alier iniury handicaps, developed ihis year in+o our mosl reliable 'ream man. This abili- +y, coupled wi+h his aggressive board work, made him a man who will be much missed nexl year. LOTZ: Jimmy supplied ihe punch and direc+ion which every worlhwhile leam musi have. Pound for pound, Loiz compares favorably wifh lhe besf of Shawnee's cage producis of any year. l-le leaves a spo+ +ha+ will be hard To fill. HASTINGS: Bob's iorle was riding lhe boardl When ihe goin' gor rough, iha+'s when Bob shone. l-le relurns for one more big year of compefilion. SADDLER: BRENEMAN: Cool as a Cucumber -+hai's Clark. Playing his lirsi year of varsily ball, Clark developed in- 'ro an offensive mainslay. l-lis Timing and co- ordina+ion on board play were ouisfanding in all games in which he compeied. See you nex'r year, Clark! EVERSOLE: By ihree years of hard work and an abundance of compeliiive spirir, Chuck earned his insig- nia lhis year, his lasl. Remember how he slilh- ered lhrough fhal Beaverdam defense? BROWN: One of our regular guards and a Passer-In of no mean abilily, Merle dislinguished himself by his sierling performances againsi' Harrod and Beaverdam. Goodbye, Merle. In his only year of play al Shawnee, John, cramped all season by sickness and iniury, siill managed lo furnish Jrhe leading offensive punch. Dribbling abilily, ieamed wifh drive and an un- canny eye, made John a persisienl offensive lhreai. BASKETBALL DOROTHY BRINER Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Seaied: M. Loyer, J. Srniih, C. PrTce, Mid Loyer, M. Donovan, D. Croft D. Lehman, C. Miller. Sfandinqz Coach Briner, Manager Rufh SCOH, Z. Breifigarn, B. Fox, M. Miller, M. McPheron, V. Hadsell, R. Zuiderhoek, J. Pahner, 6. Hill, M. Hanes, T. Moser. 50 SEASON'S SCOREBOARD - - Elida - Harrod Spencervilie - Gomer Beaverdam Lafayeffe Cridersville - - Elida - Harrod Spencerville - Gomer Vauqhnsville Beaverdam LafaYe++e COUNTY TOURNAMENT - Harrod MARGRETTA BREITIGAM: Margreffa, speedy and full of fhaf old fighf- ing spirif always seemed fo pep up fhe fearn when she was in fhe line-up. MILDRED LOYER: Mildred's calmness and keen eye for fhe bas- ke+ made her an indispensable player. She also has been on fhe squad four years. JUANITA SMITH: Juanifa had Ihe deferminafion as well as speed which a shorf girl needs if she is going fo win a place on a baskefball feam. She knew fhaf fhis year was her lasf chance fo earn a leffer and we're happy fo say, she came fhru wifh one. RUTH SCOTT: Rufh's kind disposifion, dependabilify and am- bifion made her a very good manager. She has chosen a profession for which she is well fiffed- nursing. CLEO PRICE: Cleo, quick as a wink, offen surprised fhe op- posing fearn by geffing fhe ball ouf of fhe air and safely in fhe hands of a Shawnee forward. TREVA MOSER: Our 4 foof I I forward was fhe only Sophomore fo receive a leffer fhis year. Her speed and abilify fo feinf and shoof make her a valuable player. DOROTHY CROFT: Dorofhy's, never say die . affifude is a sfimu- lanl' fo any feam. She was very dependable as a forward and as a guard. MARY DONOVAN: Mary was a hard fighling guard. I-ler abilify fo infercepf passes kepf fhe opponenf from scor- ing many fimes. She has been on fhe squad four years. DOROTHY LEHMAN: Dorofhy's heighf and abilify fo prophesy whaf her forward, when in possession of fhe ball, was going fo do wifh if, made if difliculf for fhe laffer fo carry ouf her plans. 1938 BASEBALL I938 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Delphos Jefferson 5 - 3 Soufh - - - 8 -- 4 Vaughnsville - - 5 - 6 Kenfon - - 6 - 5 Wapak - - - I3 - 6 N. Hampshire - 6 -- 5 - - Cenfral - - - I6 - 6 - - Delphos Jefferson 2 - 5 - - J. GRIFFITH Sou+h ---- 8 - 3 Carey - - O - 5 Wapak - - 6 - 5 Firsf Row: R. Grofhous, R. Hasiings, W. Neeper, D. Lehman, H. Myers. Second Row: D. Heffner, H. Miller, F. LaPoin+, J. Bowsher, O. McKamey. J. Lofz, C. Hanes, D. Brown. Third Row: Assisfanf Manager C. Jennings, C. Brenaman, M. Shade, C. Dershem, R. Keller, Mana- ger B. Grimm, Coach Grifmh. 52 Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee QUEEN CDE THE CARNIVAL 1 CHARLETTE MCCURDY CDUEEIXVS ATTENDANTS CLASS CDF1938 John Alqers-working ar home. Belly Anspach-is now Mrs. Wesley Wilcox. Mary Jean Archer-is now Mrs. Russell Augs- burger. Belly Ashlron-al home. LaDonna Baber-working a+ Weslinghouse. Donald Boughan-al' home. Lois Bowers-al home. Junior Bowsher-worlcing a+ home. Charles Brenemanfworking al home. Mildred Bunlqe-al' home. Wilbur Bunlce-working al' home. Clair Bullurlli-Posl Gradualre al Shawnee. Odos Craig-Bliss Universily. llo Dershem-al home. l-lugh Downs-Bluflfon College. Charles Ferguson-gas slalion allendanl. Roger Fousl-Norlhweslrern School of Com- merce. Eugene Ereyer-working in a garage. Richard Gililin-Kamber clolrhing slrore. Virginia Gracely-nurses lraining-Memorial. Irene Hardin-Bowling Green Universily. Grace l-lughes-is now Mrs. Gene Lolz. Mary Elhel l-lunlerfal home. Lowell Jacobs-married. Goldie Jennings-is now Mrs. Jacobs.. Leonard Jennings-Bowling Green. Alice Kunkleman-doing houseworlc. l-lelen Kunkleman-worlcing al' lhe Columbia. Avis Lee-Mrs. Earl Grass. Frances Lehman-worlcing al' Kresges. Carrie Leis+-Posl Graduale. Doris Lofz-Mrs. Paul Neeper. Elhel Makin--al home. Veda Malhewson-doing housework. David McClain-Miami Universily. Norman McConnell-al' home. Bill McGough-Ohio Sfale Universily. Maxine McGuire+a+ home. Orville McKamey-a+ home. Violel Monroe-working al Niesiners, Dorolhy Oswald-Pos? Graduale al l-larrod. Melvin Pelhel-al home. Mary Pryor-nurses Training-Memorial. Eloise Purdy-al' home. Milo Rouscullo-l-li-Speed Slralion-Union S+. Merlin Shade-Kroger Slore, Norlh and Jackson S'rreel'. Lillian Shock-ar home. Roberjr Townsend-Ohio Norlhern Universify. Margarel Verbrylre-working al' Kresges. Ogalha Wrighl-doing housework. Geraldine Young-'al home. SENIGR CLASS PLAY Eliiah Quimby Mrs. Quimby William l-lallow John Bland - Mary NorTon - Mrs. Rhodes ell Magee T938 SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATEH CHARACTERS CareTalcer-oT-l3aldpaTe lnn The careTalcer's wiTe The novelisT The millionaire's riqhT hand man The newspaper reporTer The charming widow - Roger EousT DoroThy Oswald - l-luqh Downs - Bill MCG-ough Mary Jean Archer - BeTTy Anspaeh PeTers - ---------- - Eugene Ereyer The l-lermiT oT BaldpaTe Myra Thornhill - -------- - VioleT Monroe The blaclcmailer Lou Max ---------- - David McClain The Mayor's man Friday Jim Cargen ---------- - RoberT Townsend The crooked mayor oT ReuTon Thomas Hayden ---------------- - Odos Craiq The presidenT oT The R. and E. Suburban R. R. Jiqgs Dennedy ----------------- JonaThan Akers ' ChieT oT Police oT Asquenwan Ealls The Owner oT BaldpaTe ------------ - - - Dick Gihfin Cops ------ - Norman McConnell, Leonard Jennings JLINICDR CLASS PLAY HLUNATICS AT LARGE o CHARACTERS Mr. Hyde ------- Bill Ebling A ferocious villian Priscilla - -----f Dorolhy Croll A bloodlhirsly wench John Alden ------ Bill Ebling One who hunls Indians Lady MacBelh - - - Dorolhy Lehman A viclim ol Shakespeare Don Cullen' ---- John Schaeublin A young playwrighl Doclor Janel ---- Dorolhy Copus In charge ol: lhe lunalics Lucille Culler - - Charlelle McCurdy Don's young wife Mrs. Adair ----- Eileen Colvin A somewhal' rnyslerious lady Elaine ------ Alice Schlegel l-ler daughler and slighlly cracked Wing -4----- Wickie June Don's Chinese valel Greg Slevens ---- Jack Slewarl A young man in a hurry Claire Slevens ---- Mary Lou Nell l-ler sisler Amos Burlce ----- Donald Burlon Oul lor no good lnspeclor Brill ---- Howard Myers 58 9 225 Nor'rI1 Main S+reeI S ' LIMA. OHIO WOMEN'S AND IVIISSES' APPAREL, MILLINERY BEAUTY SHOP - POPULAR PRICES COMPLIMENTS OF Miller Barber Shop Sou'rI1eas'r Corner-No. I2 Public Square COMPLIMENTS or HARR IET BEAUTY SHOPPE LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE SeIecI a Beauly School recognized for ils excellenf insrrucfions and Ihorouglily Jrrainecl graduales. Le'r us prepare you for sleady em- ploymeni and good pay. Fredericks Beauty Academy INa'rionaIIy Recognizedl Public Square Lima, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I939 MADISON 'S THE FASHION CENTER OF LIMA COM PLIMENTS OF RITZ BEAUTY PARLOR Ash Hat Company LIIv1A'S SMARTEST POPULAR PRICED MILLINERY Wesi Markel Nexr Io Slale Theaier liF'iSl,LiavI i1f LlMA'S STORE OF SPECIALTY SHOPS O R. T. Gregg 84 Co. I 59 SUIT FOR DAD AND LAD HARRYS MENS WEAR 208 N. Main Lima, Ohio SILL'S FOR SHOES CompIimenTs of J. C. Penney Co. THE NEWEST STYLES IN SCHOOL CLOTHING For Boys and GirIs of All Ages CHARTER HOUSE CLOTHES I-Iofeller,I-Iiatt 84 Clark 237 N. MAIN ST. LIMA, OHIO COM PLIMENTS OF Artwil Dress Shop 227 N. MAIN MAIN 7873 You're Always Welcome al' Lima's Grea+esT Deparfmenf Sfore The Leader Store LIMA, OHIO CRAWFORDS COMPLIMENTS OF s H o E s OUR wh YEAR The Vogue Cleaners T38 N. Main Lima,OI1io Main 7555 325 W- H595 COMPLIMENTS OF Home Service Laundry COM PLIMENTS OF CARL A. REDDERSEN Tailor, Ha++er and Haberdasher I4-4 S. Main ST. Lima. Ohio Sealts Cleaning The Sngwflglqe CO1T1p2l11Y Laundry Co. Phone, Main 4747 128 N. EIizabe+h S+. 6-FAMILY WASH SERVICES-5 LIMA, oHio Home of Fuiierazed Dry BETTER CLEANING Cleaning MODERN woor AND FUR STORAGE Elm and union s+. Main 4078 60 Phone Main 2000 Eaton-Endly Insurance 4I2 Dominion Building Lima, Ohio Qualified by Years of Experience 'ro Serve You wi'rh Every Form of INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS COMPLIMENTS OF Thomas D. McLaughlin Phone Main 539i Lehr E. Miller Co. FARM AND CITY LOAN . 4' -50, and ASSOCIZIC X2 X INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 430 Dominion Bldg. Lima, Ohio Robert L. Townsend Co. REAL ESTATE BROKERS 4If2 fx. MORTGAGE LOANS an 2 Doors Norfh of Argonne Hofel Vernon B. Arnold 84 Son GENERAL INSURANCE Au'ro and Farm Insurance Our Specially Phone Main I055 Dominion Bldg. Complimenls of ELMER MCLAIN LAWYER Lima, - - Ohio Templeton Insurance Agency 705-I0 Cifizen Building LIMA. Ol-IIO Complimenrs of R. Ray Nelson 426 Dominion Bldg. GENERAL REAL ESTATE Farms a S eeialr and p Y LIPPINCQTT COMPLIMENTS OF LAWYERS Deshler 84 Wallace, Inc. B1 Phone BucIcIancI 49I8 Lima Phone, NorI'I1 7433 Hume Equity Exchange Makem Feeds ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, COAL, FLOUR, FEED, FENCING, FARM MACHINERY, MODERN MACHINERY FOR GRINDING AND MIXING GASOLINE AND OIL I-IUME, OI-IIO GRAIN SEED FENCE CompIImen'rs of Reichelderfer 84 Graham CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO LUMBER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES COAL CUSTOM C-BRINDING AND FEED MIXING MANUFACTURERS OF CRIDER's PRIDE EGG MASH, CHICK STARTER AND CHICK GROWER 62 JOHN H. UMBAUC-SH WALTER E. BAYLIFF UMBAUGHS Funeral Home THE GOLDEN RULE SERVICE AMBULANCE SERVICE - DAY OR NIGHT PHONE 63 or 56 CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO Complimenfs of HUFFER Funeral Home Complimenrs of Davis Miller 84 Son Funeral Home Bowersock 84 Chiles Funeral Home L. K. Spyker 84 Son FLORISTS - NURSERYMEN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Main 2700 Phone High 6980 Wayne and Washlnglon Rural Roule I Lima. Ohio 83 DIAMONDS WEDDING RINGS slLvER- 1 WATCH WARE K A S REPAIRING IZ9 North Main Street LIMA, OHIO GRUEN -M BULOVA - BENRUS - ELGIN AND HAMILTON WATCHES ,. ff I X, -- - - qupwfgajgsqlfgn KKEQEIQFIQUQUIQ Xl ..A, U5 CAVELL . . . A dainty, faithfully accurate GRUEN. Yellow gold filled case, 15 jewel movement. . 533.15 BASINGERS WATCHES - DIAMONDS I4O North Main Street LIMA. OHIO - - '-'1-1111 X me - LW X r Ks ' ' ' V'E5E5E5SgE5E5:5 ffiiff' w ' '- tiff: W v '- Iafafzsaais 222535355 , '2E'f5E::5E5E5E5:, ' gffffffffffi ' Wt-f ix .-- iw 21 .- '- O lawn IWRONA AMERICAN CLIPPER M DERN 11 I Hughes 84 Son 55 PUBLIC SQUARE LIMA, OHIO WATCHES JEWELRY REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS ZUNIBRUM 203 W. High Lima. Ohio JOHN HODOSKO Specializes in ELGIN AND HAMILTON WATCHES ZIO N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio KOI-lN'S Since I92O Diamond, Engagement Rings, Watches lNew and Usedl Luggage, Guitars, Guns, Etc. IO6 E. Market Limo. Ohio Mosefs Jewelry Store WAPAKONETA, OHIO Fine Watches and Diamonds Glasses Fitted COMPLIMENTS OF Karl Beach AND HIS ORCHESTRA C. E. Bissell COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS STATIONERY - NAME CARDS SPENCERVILLE, OHIO L. G. Balfour CO. Attleboro, Mass. Manufacturer ot Class Jewelry and Stationery Products Maker ot Commencement Invitations tor Senior Class ot Shawnee Centralized School Representative F. L. Wallace Box I23 Toledo, Ohio 64 CONGRATULATIONS! COMPLETE BANKING SERWCE The Metropolitan The National Bank Bank of Lima LIMA, OI-IIO First Federal Savings and AUTO FIRE I LIFE Loan Association Farm Bureau 20, W. High OF UMA Main 3548 Insurance Services W. A. Nash Tailored Commbus' Ohm Cloihes To Measure WALTER C. MILLER BYERLY'S STYLE SHOP DISWICI Manage' Fumiipgzgs '26 E. HIGH Roufe 5, Lima, Ohio Phone: High 6404 COMPLIMENTS OF m ULUNIHLFNHNCE GW? When You Buy Your Nexi Car TeII Your Deaier You Wani COLONIAL PLAN Low-Cosi, Easy-Pay Financing 2I2 NorI'h Elizabeih Phone Main 7333 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF U The The Home Bank IUnincorpora+ecII and Telegraph Co. LIMAI OHIO CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO 85 SUPERIOR WELDING SERVICE PORTABLE ARC WELDER ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC ARC Res. Phone Lalce 6493 IO3O Findlay Road Business High 6725 LIMA - - - OHIO See 'rhe New Palenled Wiese Plow Unifs Here COMPLIMENTS OF Barnes J oy Engineering Co. J OI The Shawnee Boosters Club SZ This organizalion has sponsored Ihe following acliviliesr Banqueled fhe foofball, baslcelball, and baseball Ieams, 'rhe band and orchesfra. Homecoming November I I, I938. Made subslanlial paymenls on band uniforms. Furnished scholarship awards which are presenled al' Commencement Erecied a Memorial Tablel lor Ihe Iale Richard Pugh. Regular business meeling second Monday Nighl in each monlh al 8 o'cIocIc during 'rhe school year. No dues 66 You are Invi'red 'ro Visil Our 45 MODEL ROOM DISPLAY Third Floor All Furnished wilrh Furnishings You Can Afford Every Accounl' is Insured Armstrong 84 Son I I5 Wesl Marlrel' S+. Lima, Ohio Frigidaire Dealers DURO ELECTRIC PUMPS AND WATER SOFTENER DURO PRODUCTS CO. ZI6 E. Marke+ S+. LIMA, OHIO Complirnenls of JONES HARDWARE, INC. 59 Public Square Lima, Ohio Telephone, Main 5990 THE LEWIS BROTHERS COMPANY MILLWORK AND LUMBER I3O-I42 E. Pearl S+. Lima, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROLOSON AWNING COM PLIMENTS OF LONGMEIR 81 STIPPICH HARDWARE STORE AND TENT CO. I2I Wafer Sfreef Main 3I83 Mem Slreel Uma' Ohio Complimenls of THE LIMA PAINT AND COLOR COMPANY COMPLIMENTS Complimenls of OF WESTERN OHIO LUMBER COMPANY ' 9 l24 E. Vine Lima, Ohio S Complimenls of THE EVANS COAL CO. Eas'r MarIce+ and B. 84 O. Railroad . Complimenfs of Main s+ree+ UMA, or-no NATIONAL FLOOR AND TILE COMPANY 67 COMPLIMENTS OF Kelly Coal 84 Supply Company PI-IONE MAIN 2630 Ehling Supply Company COAL BUILDERS' SUPPLIES-GASOLINE AND OIL Brice Ave. and Meicalf S+. Phone Main 4444 LIMA, OI-IIO FILL UP WITI-I Lineo Gasoline FOR EXTRA MILEAGE AND USE Marathon Motor Oil FOR ADDED PROTECTION The Ohio Oil Co. The Miami Granite Co., Inc. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF MIAMI MEMORIALS OVER 36 YEARS IN BUSINESS OH Stale Roule No 66-Near Cemetery PIQUA, OI-IIO PI-IONE IO97 Plezol Home-made Bread MADE WITH ALL BUTTER - NO OTHER SHORTENING USED The Frank Baker Bread Company THIS BAKERY IS ALWAYS OPEN TO VISITORS Consolidated Bottling Co. Speed . . . EIecTriciTy TraveIs aT The amazing speed of I86,000 miles per second . . . WiTII iT The Modern Home- maker is assured oT FAST, COOL, CLEAN, COOKING Join The Throngs oT ThriTTy home- makers who are realizing The ad- vanTages oT This beTTer way To UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER COMPANY AccounTing, Adding and TYpewriTer Machine Division 3I3 N. EIizabeTh ST. LIMA, OHIO CompIimenTs oT JOE R. BOWSHER TRY A BOTTLE OF cook. COOK WITH ELECTRICITY Swallow T116 OIIIO F ull Quart Beverage P0Wer CO, FEATURED IN I2 ELAvoRs 69 GEO. T. KOCHER LUMBER CO. East Elm and Jackson S+. ai the River LIMA, OHIO MAYTAG STORE All Kinds of Electric Appliances I34 W. Spring S+. Main 3320 The Poulston Drug Co. Cor. E. lvlarlcelr and Public Square PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Hospilal Supplies Fine Candies Complimenls of H. H. HOVER AND SON COMPLIMENTS OF THE H. G. SHOOK CO. Frederick Paper and Twine Co. Wrapping Papers. Twines, School and Janitor Supplies, Office Supplies and Equipment TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED AND REBUILT Main 4098 Main 4099 ZI6 N. Main S+. The National Lime 84 Stone Co. NATIONAL READY MIX Furnaces Slolcers Perrnuiil Sof+eners Air Condiiioning MODERN HEATING 8: COOLING CO. 4I4 N. Main-Lima, Ohio CONCRETE C I. + P Crushed Stone Washed Sand Omp 'men S O Agricullural Lime Slone DICKIS WELDING SHOP Lima, Ohio Main 4898 404 E. Elrn S+. Lima ,Ohio The Lima Printing and Ledger Co. FINE PRINTING RULING BOOK BINDING 3IO East Market Sheet Phone Main 3698 COMPLIMENTS OF Christy Tractor Company 70 Complimenls of BAMBAUER GROCERY Fresh Meals and Groceries CRIDERSVILLE. OHIO Complimenfs of HEPLERS QUALITY MEATS 638 Wesl Elm Slreel PHONE MAIN 7I54 CRITES GROCERY SHAWNEE HEIGHTS ANYTHING IN GROCERIES AND MEATS Cole 6462 Free Delivery Open Evenings Complimenls of Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Grocery Temple 8: Miller . I5 I Anylhing in ea ers GROCERIES AND MEATS PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS FREE DELIVERY Eskimo ples 'Ce Cream Main 4856 Cor. Main and vme Beatleyls, On-the-Lake INDIAN LAKE'S LARGEST AND MOST MODERN HOTEL WATERFRONT COTTAGES R. E. SPEES HARDWARE Hardware, Painls, Oils, Aulomobile Accessories-Boss Oil Sloves and Ranges Phone 22-Cridersville, Ohio CLARK'S CASH FEED STORE Purina Feeds - Bulk Garden Seeds Ferrilizer - Sheep Manure - Pear Moss If You Don'+ Find if Here i+ Will be Hard 'ro Find COMPLIMENTS OF Equity Dairy Store, Inc. DELIVER YOUR CREAM, POULTRY AND EGGS TO OUR PLANT AND RECEIVE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES SWIFT 84 COMPANY Brookfield I3uI'rer, Eggs and Cheese, SWIII Ice Cream I23 EasI Wayne SI. Lirna, Ohio WOODLAWN GROCERY GROCERIES, MEATS AND NOTIONS P. PeIIigrini PHONE MAIN 5933 Complimenfs of COLUMBIA CONFECTIONERS Complirnenfs of THE HAMBURGER SHOP CornpIinnenIs of C A N D Y L A N D 435 S. Main Lirna, Ohio SPENCER 8: RIDENOUR Groceries and Meafs I43 W. Spring Main 44I2 LIMA. OHIO KOCH STORE GROCERIES AND MEATS Lima Phone BucIcIancI Phone Grand 7429 4 OD 40 HUME, OHIO JAMES BROS. FREE DELIVERY Phone Main ZI3 EGSI 5002-4033 Maria S+. A GOOD PLACE TO EAT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Washington's Restaurant Phone Main I85I STEAKS AND CHOPS AT ALL HOURS 225 So. Main SI. Lima. OIWIO Hof and COICI Running Wafer in Every Room Harry I-IiIdreIh, Prop. HOTEL CADILLAC SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES Phone High 8032--I28If2 W. IvIarIce'r-Lima, O. BUCKEYE PASTEURIZED MILK ESKIMO PIE MEGRS. The Kolter-Buckeye Co. 72 TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Genuine Paris and Service I29 S. Pierce Main 4722 COMPLIMENTS OF WERTHEIM MOTOR SALES I23 W. Spring DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER AIRPORT-REDTOP CABS, INC. 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E. WISTERMAN Complimenls of DRS. T. R. AND L. C. THOMAS , , and Uma' Ohm J. M. MCBRIDE DR. A. W. ROSSFELD Complimenls of DENTIST- DR. STEDKE 302 Sfeiner Building Phone lvlain 5997 Lima, Ohio Complimenls of E. H. HEDGES Telephone High 82I2 DRS. HANOLD AND HANOLD Oplomelric EYE Specialisls Eyes Examined -- Glasses Filled Suife 306-7, Dominion Bldg. Lima, Ohio EDWARD B. PEDLOW, M. 4IO Sleiner Building LIMA, OHIO Compilmenls of DR. T. T. SIDNER Cornplimenls of DR. E. V. HOVER Massage and Eleclrical Trealrnenls of All Kinds LULA K. LEE, R.N., PH.T. 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