Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

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Study hall-for note passing, whispering, clanking half dol- lars and-studious people C?D lt's 3:52 and time to head home-another clay is gone. PEOPLE - - pages I0-33 During School Life ACTIVITIES - pages 34-55 During School Life SPORTS - - pages 56-67 During School Life ELEMENTARY - pages 68-77 During School Life School Board When building is to be done, plans must be mode, blueprints must be drown, workers must be secured - then construction storts. Walter Delong Retiring Paul Lytle Clerk Dr. D. Wayne Myers Vice President Rolo Bowsher Retiring ' Cc: rl Settlemire Fred Bu nke President Kenneth McDaniel ..,,- , 1' X Si ,, Y 'TUE 5'1ll7f444Wrv4Mv: .La .-i -JE- H- 1 lil , - I ge o t img.:- -?f fb-9.4 VW f 1 W i gfafff Z' 4 Z uf l ,Z-' -5 -gl-if Gi' , e ' N ll l' -as K Q.,-ir! 7 Q XV, f-fr I X, 14 A Z 1.,.f ' , l ,H RX i ll V l li l il, N i 1 i A 1 ld! l . Wi ll l 5,15 Y I il LQ is J .. fl V I vf7f.2 - SLT LUE PRINT FOR LIVING ..... . QQWKSQW V f.wga,, , f lzggwmwbygsfgqgxgm y AZ V A THE SI-IAWNEE WAY to show that we grow mentally as well as physically PEOPLE during school lite . . . those who make Shawnee what it is. From the digni- fied seniors to the energetic seventh graders, all come to Shawnee to build in learn- ing, friendship and good times. 1 X, F5313 x X ' l 'i l , l lr' 1 W A 'A w' ' wi 'i l i l n-:Y -il f f- X-U i X wi .1 -'E h. l l 'mf' wi . N I yr X Ixrgtfiixlx rl' i- .1 fi. l-, 4 fl l ,I I , XX ll! l ' I i ' 1 z:.+., .1 i ,z l 17 -- ' M IL fl Ii l i.- l i I rigid g -il l + X, Q-- N 5 Elgi l X -:P - --mi-E+-e 1-t-! I-f .. ifiliiu l -P X S blill if 'llf !l E l ' l lillil l ll ? 4 'f iiiii is l ,fe llllf f e s l llllll - 3117 l!! 'l will is l lij fi '-I 1 'BWI ' - ., fl ll gg 2 are Tgi-x: ,T-f - if ?' PEOPLE.. ..nUR1NG SCHOOL LIFE af? C. G. I.APPIN Oberlin College-B.A. Ohio State University-M.A. O. C. KNECHT Bowling Green State University-B.S. Indiana University-M.S. United States Government Superintendent BUILDING Building what? Our first impulse, when building is mentioned, is to think of more classrooms. Why? To care for our increasing enrollment? Yes. However, let's take a broader view. We are attempting to build quality as well as quantity. We aim to better the quality and training of our teaching force, our course of study and scholastic attainment of our students. Our aim is to build better individuals for the highly competitive game of life. Some ingredients for this kind of building are skill in preparing to earn a living and greater development of character. Another in- gredient is a strong conception of civic duty. We hope to place emphasis upon vocational, social and educa- tional guidance. We strive for finer relationship be- tween teachers and pupils-to inspire greater school loyalty'. Such a building program cannot be carried out by the administrators alone, by the teachers or pupils alone. We must all plan, work and strive together for a better and lasting Shawnee structure. And you, parents, help us mix a lasting type of mortar. The whistle is blowing, let us go to work. Administration Principal Although somewhat handicapped by growing pains, Shawnee continues to provide a wide and varied curriculum, and a large number of activities in which its students may participate. The basic col- lege preparatory, general culture, vocational agricul- ture, home economics and the commercial courses all provide opportunity for students to elect the type of training they seek, according to their individual in- terests and abilities. To help the students explore and seek out vocational possibilities, they are further aided by many guidance devices and services. Excellent li- brary facilities, teaching aids, various visual educa- tional techniques, health services and driver's training all contribute to the educational needs of our youth. An adequate, well-trained teaching staff is working constantly to provide the type of instruction needed for effective life adjustment education for our students. Truly, we continue to grow, not alone in numbers but in educational service as well. -12- NICHOLAS BACA Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S. Spanish I, II, World History, American History Sth Grade, 8th Grade Class Adviser, Sr. and Jr. Hi-Y Adviser, Spanish Club Adviser. HAROLD BECKETT Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S., M.A. Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Madrigal, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Jr. High Chorus, Music-Grades 5, 6, 7, 8 SHIRLEY BONNORONT Miami University-8.F.A. Ohio State University-B.S. rt KATHRYN BOWERS Spencerville, Ohio Miami University-B.S. English II, III, Senior Class Adviser. PAUL A. BRICKER Findlay, Ohio Findlay College-B.A. Bowling Green State University-M.A. Boys' Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach. G. WILBUR BYERLY Lima, Ohio Manchester College-B.A. Indiana University-M.S. Commercial Math, Math 7th-Sth Grade, Junior Class Adviser, Varsity Football Coach. F acult -13- ROY E. CRITES Lima, Ohio Bowling Green State University-B.S., M.A. Biology, Public Speaking, General Business, Soph- omore Class Adviser, Junior Play Director. LAWRENCE DECKROSH Defiance, Ohio Defiance College-B.A., B.S. Indiana University-M.S. General Science-7th, 9th Grade, Math-7th Grade, Public Address System. FLORENCE GORMAN Paulding, Ohio Ohio State University-BS. Shorthand I, II, Typing I, ll, Production Adviser- Chief, Business Adviser-Quilna, School Photog- rapher. BEATRICE GUYTON V Ada, Ohio Ohio Northern University-B.A. Ohio State University-M.A. Health, World History, Remedial Reading, Girls' Physical Education, 9th Grade Class Adviser. RUBY HESS Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S., M.A. English-7th Grade, Social Science-7th Grade, General Science-7th Grade, 7th Grade Class Adviser. PAUL L. HUGHES Lima, Ohio Bluffton College-B.A. Indiana University-M.A. American History, Sociology, Sophomore Class Adviser, Varsity Baseball Coach, Editorial Ad- viser-Chief. t l l i l E. C. ULRICK lima, Ohio Indiana University-B.A. Economics, Business Law, Latin I, ll, Business Adviser-Chief, Varsity Track Coach. LOREN C. VAN METER Beaverdam, Ohio Wittenberg College-B.A. Ohio State University-M.A. Industrial Arts GOLDIE WALTZ Cairo, Ohio Defiance College-B.A. Librarian, Editorial Adviser-Quilna. CHARLES WEAVER Leipsic, Ohio Wittenberg College-B.S., M.A. Business Law, Bookkeeping, Guidance Director, Senior Play Director. FRANCIS YOUNKMAN Ado, Ohio Ohio Northern University-B.S. English IV, Mechanical Drawing, General Science 8th Grade, Industrial Arts 8th Grade. Facult KENNETH LUSK Wapakoneta, Ohio Ohio Northern University-B.S. Indiana University-M.S. Chemistry, Drivers' Education, General Science- 7th Grade, Junior Class Adviser, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. RUBY MAYER Lima, Ohio Capital University-B.S. English I, Il, English-Sth Grade, 7th Grade Class Adviser. BARBARA MILLER Cambridge, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S. Vocational Home Economics, F.H.A. Adviser. FREDERICK E. MILLS Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S. Columbia University-M.A. Band, Orchestra, Junior Band, Elementary Or- chestra, lnstruhentol Music. RICHARD R. ROEDER Lima, Ohio Wittenberg College-8.5. Ohio State University-M.A. Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, High School Math, General Moth, Senior Class Adviser. JOHN STARLING Pennsville, Ohio Ohio State University-8.5. Ag. Engineering, Animal Husbandry, Farm Shop, Farm Crops, Soils and Farm Management, 9th Grade Class Adviser, F.F.A. Adviser. Q ,14- School Nurse MRS. LUENA M. GALLUP-R. N. Besides patching up cuts and scratches and watching the overall health of the school, Mrs. Gallup is also chairman of the newly formed Shawnee Health Board. Secretaries MRS. MILDRED RONEY Secretary to Mr, Luppin MISS MARGARET ROOSENBERG High School Secretary MRS. DORIS BRACKNEY Elementary Secretary eniors OFFICERS President - - Walter Marshall Vice President - Ed Alloway Secretary - - - Shirley Riffle Treasurer - KendallVanSchoyck The Class of '52 has a pleas- ant and dignified past. There are members of this class in most of the activities in Shawnee High School. Under the supervision of Mrs. Bowers and Mr. Roeder this class has been successful in all their undertakings including Our Miss Brooks, the senior class play. Wearing their class flower, the white carnation, hon- oring their class colors, blue and gray, and following their motto, We build the ladder by which we rise, the seniors will strive to become better citizens and builders of whom we may be very proud. SENIOR DOINGS Learning about Social Security for government. It's Carnival time, so Vote for Dean! Here we go again! , for it's the boys' regular homeroom session. HELEN LUELLA ADAM General Culture Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Operetta 2 Band l Y-Teens l, 2, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Parliamentarian 2 Carnival Side Show 4 RICHARD ARMSTRONG General Culture Perry 1 Hi-Y 3, 4 CHARLES BOLLING Commercial Farrell High 'l West Middlesex High 2, Football 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3 Hi-Y 4 LEC BOWSHER College Preparatory Class Treasurer 2 Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 4 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 4 Eisteddfod l, 2 Ensemble 2 District Contest 2 State Contest 2 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track l ,2 Baseball l, 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Vice President 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 4 Carnival Side Show l, 2 JIM BROWN Did not graduate 3 SAMUEL AMERSON College Preparatory Perry l Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Eisteddfod 'l, 2, 3 Ensemble 2 State Contest 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 2, 3 4 Carnival Side Show 2 OLETHA BABER Commercial Mixed Chcrus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir l 2 3 4 Madrigal Singers 4 Eisteddfod I, 2, 3 Ensemble 3 District Contest l, 2, 3 Solo l Ensemble 3 Orchestra l. 2, 3 Chief Staff l, 2, 3, 4 Quilna Staff 4 Y-Teens l, 4 F.H.A. l, 2 Carnival Main Show 3 Carnival Side Show l, 2 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 Carnival Queen 3 Class Play 4 Who's Who 2, 3 Class 2, 3 Final 2, 3 CHARLES BOURNE Vocational Perry l F F A 2, 3, 4 Historian 3 BONNIE BOYD College Preparatory Class Secretory 3 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3 4 1 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Madrigal Singers 4 Eisteddfod 2, 3 District Contest l, 2, 3 State Contest 'l, 2 Chief Staff 2, 3 Quilno Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Executive Conference Director 3 Conference Delegate 3, Program Chairman 3 President 4 F.H.A. l, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Secretary 4 Librarian 2 Honor Society Scholarship Tests l, 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 3 4 Carnival Side Show l,' 2, 4 Who's Who Class l, 2, 3, 4 Final 3, 4 SAVERNA ANN CARR General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Eisteddfod l, 2, 3 District Contest l, 2, 3 State Contest 'l, 2 Chief Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 4 Conference Delegate 4 Vice President 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Who's Who Class 3, 4 Final 4 1 ALLENE CAUDILL General Culture Perry l Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Carnival Main Show ALBERT CONN General Culture Perrv 1 Mixed Chorus 'l, 2 Bovs' Glee Club l, 2 Eisteddfad l Solo 'l Ensemble 'l Track 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 CLAIRE CRITES General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 'l, 2, Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Eisteddtod 'l, 2, 3 District Contest 2, 3 State Contest 2, 3 Football 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Scholarship Tests 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 3, Carnival Side Show 3, Class Play 4 HAROLD DAN KIRT General Culture South l RAY EATON College Preparatory Perry l l'li-Y 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Scholarship Tests 3 3 3 4 3, 4 4 4 GORDON DAVlD CLARK College Preparatory Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Bays' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Madrigal Singers 4 Eisteddfod l, 2, 3 Ensemble 2, 3 District Contest l, 2, 3 Solo 'I State Contest 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Secretary 4 Scholarship tests l, 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 2, 3, Carnival Side Show l, 2, Indian Cheerleader 4 Class Play 3 Who's Who Class 1 FRANK COOPER General Culture Perry l Mixed Chorus l, 4 Boys' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 2, 3, Carnival Side Show 3 Who's Who Class 2, 3, 4 Final 4 DARLENE J. CROW Commercial Perry l Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Madrigal Singers 4 Eisteddtod l, 2, 3 Solo l Ensemble l, 3 District Contest 2, 3 Ensemble 3 State Contest 2, 3 Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Torch Staff 'l Quiina Staff 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 4 Cheerleader l Class Play 'l, 4 ROBERT DOYLE Commercial Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Eisteddfod 2, 3, 4 District Contest 3 State Contest 2 Quilna Staff 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 JEANETTE EICHER General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 4 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 'l, 2, 3, Madrigal Singers 4 Eisteddfod l, 2, 3 Ensemble 3 District l, 2, 3 Ensemble 3 State Contest l, 2, 3 Ensemble 3 Band l, 2, 3 Orchestra 'l, 2, 3 Chief Staff 2, 3 Quilna Staff 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Program Chairman 4 F.H.A. l, 2 Secretary 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Representative 4 Honor Society 3 Scholarship Tests 'l, 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 'l, 2, Who's Who Class l, 2 4 4 PATTIE FORD General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Eisteddfod 2, 3 Ensemble 3 District Contest 2, 3 Ensemble 3 State Contest 2 Band 3 Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 2 Cheerleader 4 Class Play 4 LARRY FREED Dfd not graduate MADELEINE GROVE College Preparatory Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Eisteddfod 2, 3 District Contest 3 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 3, 4 GORDON HEFNER General Culture Perry I Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3 Eisteddfod 'l Ensemble 1 NADINE MAE HUNT Commercial Perry 1 Class Vice President l Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Eisteddfod l, 2, 3 Solo 'I-Ensemble 'I District Contest 3 Ensemble 3 Band l, 2, 4 President l Orchestra 2, 4 Torch Staff l Chief Staff 2, 4 Quilna Staff 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3 Scholarship Tests 2 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 3 Carnival Queen Attendant 4 Cheerleader l, 2, 3-Head 4 Class Play i, 4 . Who's Who Class 2, 4 Final 4 KENNY FRAZEE General Culture Perry l Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Eisteddfod l Ensemble 'I Football 2, 3 Baseball 'l, 2, 3 Track 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 2, 3 Carnival Side Show 2, 3 Class Play l CHRISTINA JANET GELO General Culture Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Librarian 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 4 DAVE HEFFNER General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Eisteddfocl 3 District Contest 2, 3 Ensemble 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Manager 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 2, 3, 4 i Carnival Side Show 4 DON HOLMES General Culture Elida 1, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Hi-Y 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Class Play 4 JUDY JACOBS General Culture Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Eisteddfod 3 District Contest 3 Solo 3 Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 'l, 2, 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 EVELYN JUSTICE General Culture Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Spanish Club 3, .1 JOHN EDWARD KERR Vocational Perry 'I Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club I, 3, 4 Eisteddfod 'I Solo I-Ensemble I Football 3, 4 I' F.A, 2. 3, 4 Studeni Adviser 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 2, 3, 4 Class Play I, 4 DARRELL E. KIDD Vocational Perry I Football 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3 F F.A 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 2, 3, 4 Class Play 'I JEANETTE I. LEWIS General Culture Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 4 Operetta 2 Y-Teens 2, 4 F H.A. 2 Carnival Main Shaw 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 4 WALTER L. MARSHALL College Preparatory Class President 4 Boys Glee Club I Football 'I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball f, 2, 3, 4 Track 'I Quilna Staff 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 4 Carnival Side Show I Class Play 4 Who's Who Class 4 Final 4 LESLIE KENNEDY, JR. General Culture Class Vice President 'I Boys' Glee Club I Football 'I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 'I, 2, 3 Track 2 Quilna Staff 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Honor Sociely 3 Scholarship Tests 'I Carnival Side Shaw 'l, 2, Who's Who Class I, 2, 3, 4 Final 4 Proiector Operator I, 2, 3, CARL JOHN KERSHNER College Preparatory Hi-Y 3, 4 Chaplain 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Scholarship Tests 3 RICHARD KUAILE General Culture Perry I PAUL LHAMON General Culture Roundhead 2 Mixed Chorus 'I, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, 4 Football l Basketball 2 Baseball 'I, 2, 3 PAT MQDONEL General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Eisteddfod 3 Ensemble 3 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Representative 3 Scholarship Tests 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 4 Class Play 3 PHYLLIS .IUNE McGILLVARY Commercial Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Eisteddfod 'I, 2, 3 Solo 3 District Contest 2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 4 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show l, 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY JANEEN MILLER Commercial Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Eisteddfod 3 District Contest 3 Y-Teens 2, 4 F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3 Carnival Main Show 4 Carnival Side Show 3, 4 Class Play 4 RONALD GENE MYERS General Culture Boy's Glee Club 3 Carnival Main Show 3 LAVONNE CAROL OSMON College Preparatory Perry I Mixed Chorus l Girls' Glee Club I Eisteddliod I Ensemble 'I Torch Staff 'I Chief Staff 2, 4 Y-Teens 2, 4 F.H.A. 2 Honor Society 3 Scholarship Tests 2, 3 Carnival Side Show 4 Class Play l, 3 MARY LEHLIA RIEMESCH College Preparatory Perry I Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Operetta 2 Efsteddfod 'I Ensemble 'I Torch Staff I Chief Staff 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 4 Indian Cheerleader 4 Class Play 3 DAVID MARION MELCHI General Culture Cridersville l, 2 Band 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 4 MARILYN LOU MORT Commercial Mixed Chorus 4 Y-Teens 2, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Parliamentarian 4 Carnival Side Show 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 EVELYN JOANN NEFF Commercial Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Chief Staff 4 Y-Teens 2, 4 F.H.A. 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 4 ROBERT J. REDMAN General Culture Perry l Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 District Contest 2 State Contest 2 Librarian 3, 4 SHIRLEY IONE RIFFLE Commercial Class Secretary 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Eisteddfod 3 State Contest I, 2 Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Chief Staff 3 Quilna Staff 4 Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. I Carnival Main Show 3, -4 Carnival Side Show 'I Cheerleader l, 2, 4-Head Class Play 4 Who's Who Class l, 2, 3 RICHARD -1. Rouen College Preparatory Perry 'I Mixed Chorus 'I, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3 A Cappella Choir 2 Hi-Y 4 Basketball l Baseball I Class Play 'l, 3 Carnival Side Show 2 Scholarship Tests 2 SAMUEL SEILING College Preparatory State Contest 2, 3 Ensemble 3 Band I, 2, 3 Football 'I Basketball I, 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 CARROLL L. SHOEMAKER General Culture Perry 'I Mixed Chorus 'l, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Football 2, 4 Baseball 'I Hi- Y 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 2 LYDIA SPEES General Culture Mixed Chorus 'l, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Y-Teens l, 2 Librarian 3 Carnival Side Show 2 EDWARD EUGENE STEMEN General Culture Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Eistedclfod 3 Football I, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 4 DONNA ROUSCULP Commercial Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, Operetta 2 A Cappella Choir l District Contest l Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. l Librarian 3 Carnival Main Show 4 3, Carnival Side Show I, 2 JOHN SHAW Vocational Perry l Mixed Chorus I Boys' Glee Club I Band I Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 4 Baseball 'l, 2 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Sentinel 3 Treasurer 4 Carnival Side Show 2, DELORES D. SMITH Commercial Perry 'I Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Eisteddfod l, 3 Ensemble l, 3 Chief Staff 4 Carnival Main Show Class Play 'I DICK SPYKER Vosational Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Carnival Main Show JACK STROHL General Culture Boys' Glee Club I Perry 'I Band 3 Hi-Y 4 3 3 3 3,4 MARGARET THOMAS College Preparatory Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Eisteddfod l, 2, 3 Ensemble 3 District Contest 'l, 3 Ensemble 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 JOANN MAXINE THOMPSON Commercial Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Y'Teens l, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2 Vice President 3, 4 Librarian 4 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 'l, 2, 4 Class Play 3, 4 JO ANNE TROY College Preparatory Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Operetta 2 Chief Staff 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 Librarian 2 Honor Society 3 Scholarship Tests 2 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 4 Class Play 3, 4 KENDALL VAN SCHOYCK Vocational Perry l Class Treasurer 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Carnival Main Shaw 3 FARROL WALTZ General Culture Urbana High l, 2 A. RICHARD THOMAS General Culture Class President 3 Class Treasurer 'l Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Eisteddfod l, 2, 3 Ensemble 3 District Contest l, 2, 3 Ensemble l State Contest 'l Band l, 2, 3 Football 'l Basketball 4 Baseball 3 Chief Staff ,3 Quilna Staff 4 Business Manager 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 President 4 Honor Society 3 Scholarship Tests 3 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show l, 2 Class Play 3, 4 Who's Who Class 2, 3, 4 Final 4 DOROTHY TICE General Culture Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Eisteddfod 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 'l, 2 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Class Play 4 DONNA JEAN UMBAUGH College Preparatory Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Piano Accompanist 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 District Contest l, 2, 3 Solo 3 State Contest l, 3 Band 'l Orchestra 'l F.H.A. 1 Honor Society 3 Scholarship Tests 3 Carnival Main Show l, 4 Carnival Side Show 'l, 2 Class Play 3 Who's Who Class 'I LEONARD VERNON VOLBERT College Preparatory Perry 'l Class Secretary 'l Mixed Chorus l Boys' Glee Club l Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Baseball l, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Chaplain 3 ROBERT HENRY WARE General Culture Perry l Class Vice President 3 Boys' Glee Club l, 3 Football 2, 3 Who's Who Class 2, 3, 4 Final 2, 3, 4 NORELLA PADDIE WHITE General Culture Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Librarian 2 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Carnival Side Show 3, 4 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 Carnival Queen 2 Who's Who Class 2, 3, 4 Final 2, 4 BEATRICE WINDLE Commercial Perry l Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Eisteddfod 1 Ensemble l Band l, 2, 3, 4 libifarian 2 Carnival Main Show 3, 4 Class Play 4 The traditional seniors first in leaving assembly. Sam, won't you ever clean out that locker? PEARL WILLIAMSON General Culture Perry l Mixed Chorus l, 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Eisteddfocl l Solo 1 Carnival Main Show 3 HELEN YOAKAM Commercial Perry l Class Treasurer l Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Madrigal Singers 4 Eisteddfod l, 2 District Contest 2, 3 Stale Contest 2 Chief Staff 4 Quilna Staff 4 Scholarship Tests 3 Class Play l 4 4 A confab by the gals before going to class. Juniors OFFICERS President - Charles Baechler Vice President - Dean Jackson Secretary - - - Marilyn First Treasurer - - Doris Simpkins Success is at the top, and the ambitious juniors, working as a class, strive for this goal. The play The Seventeenth Summer was a prosperous accomplish- ment, as were their many other activities, under the direction of their most able advisers, Mr. Byerly and Mr. Lusk. They look back at their achievements and forward to their final and dis- tinguished year when they will be the Class of '53 . As a build- ing is no better than its founda- tion, this class wishes to be a portion ofa foundation with po- tential capacity. JUNIOR DOINGS They know all the news be- fore their coats are off. American history is really rough. John knows! You can't tell a Shawnee ln- dian without a sweatshirt. Adams Army Baechler Basinger Boughan Bowersock M. Bowsher P. Bowsher Buchanan Camper Class Collins Copeland Crockett Crow Custer Deken Doyle Eastman A. Ellis D. Ellis First Glaze Grafton Gray Hanks Harris Harrod Hartman Hastings Hawkins Hedges Hunt Hay Jacobs Knott Lee Leecly Lehman Lowery Loyer Maul: Michael M. Miller N. Miller Myers Nixon Oglesbee Pepple Pierce Polser of '53 Priddy Redman Reynolds Roof Rudy Russell Schoonover Seitlemire Sherer Simpkins Smith Stevens Stoner Stumbaugh Umbaugh Verbryke Warner Wilcox Williamson Wiswasser B. Wright E. Wright Evans Typical scene at play practice OFFICERS President-Howard Graham Vice President-Bob Shui? Secretary-Joyce Tecklenberg Treasurer-Maryella Murphy Accounfius Adams Army Barnes Balch Bice Boger Jack Bowsher Jane Bowsher Sophomores M. Bowsher J. Bradford S. Bradford Brock Brown Burgess Campbell Cash Clark Colley Copus Cofrell Crawford L. Crites R. Criies Crow Davis Delong Dingledine Doyle Evans Ford Fox Frank Freel Frysinger Fuller Giffin Glaze Graham Harrod Harruff Harler Hawkins Hefner Heman Hilyard Howell Jacobs James Jennings Johnson i i 4 i Jones Kerr Kraft Lance Lawhead Lawrence lehman Lewis Jane Lofz Jean Lofz loyer Luclcef! Munn Mason McDonald Melchi Miesse B. Miller D. Miller Morgan Mon Murphy Myers Nolan Nungesfer Parker Plummer Redman C. Reinhari M. Reinharf Rex Robinson Rumbaugh Shaffer J. Shaw S. Shaw Shutf Sroufe Tecklenberg Tharpe A. Thompson J. Thompson R. Thompson Tippie Tomlinson Van Dyke Van Meter Wahlie Ward Wieging Windle Wrlghf Yan! Yingling lf angle A equals... OFFICERS President-Ronald Camper Vice President-Neil Riffle Secretary-Terry Shackelford Treasurer-James Hoefler Adams Alloway Allion Bauer Baum Bowsher R. Bradford S. Bradford Buchanan Freshman Bunke Camper Carter Clay Cusier Deckrosh Deken Delong Deiilebach DeWeerd Dickerson Downhower Esfill B. Faccenda F. Faccenda Feigh Furry Gallup J. Gossard W. Gossard J. Griffin V. Griffin Grimm Hamiifon Hurrison Harruff Hengstler Hickey Hoefler Hughes Kennedy Kerr Kirwan Knott Landfair Lawrence Lay Lugibill Mason Mayer McConnel McDaniel Mencis Meyer Morrisey Nebergoll Phefteplcace Priddy A. Romsdail R. Ramsdoil Redmond Reilly Riemesch Riffle Ruble Schulfheis Seitlemire Shcxckelford Sledke Stemen Thedieck Umbaugh Verbryke Waltz Wolery Wright Wuismon Young Tie it fighf! E OFFICERS President-Sam Biiler Vice President Robert Holmes Secretary-Charles Riffle Treasurer-Wilma Evans Ashfon Bober Bicldinger Bifler Bourquin Bowsher Bradford Campbell Cumpnell Eighth Grade Cuttell Clear Coleman Coon Cotrell Davis Deorwesfer Derbyshire Edgington Evans Freed Freel Garrison Gay Goodenow Hole Hindenlang Holmes Houtzer Kunklemon Lehman Mauk Michael Monforf Morris D. Myers T. Myers Rahrig Rex Ridenour Riemesch Riffle Roop Sellers Simmons Smilh Sowards Spees Steed Thomas Verbryke Wallace A. Yanl W. Yan? D. Yoakam N. Yoakam Zimmerman OFFICERS President-Wayne Umbaugh Vice Presideni- Dennis Deckrosh Secrefary-Treasurer- Gene Burnet? J. Adams S. Adams Aldrich Anderson Barnes Beemer Beery Bell Binkley Seventh Grade H. Biiler T. Bitler Bollinger Boughan Bowersock M. Bowsher R. Bowsher Breda Brennan Brown Bullock Bunke E. Burnelt R. Burneff Carr Cary Coffell Clark Converse Coon Dearwester Deckrosh Delong Derbyshire Freed Gallup Glasco Hale Harmon Harter Hawkey Hlndenlang Hooks Howard Jacobs Joyce Kohler Judith Kohler Lewis Markei Marshall Maxwell McDonald Meizger Miner Neff Oglesbee Painter Pheffeplace Redmond Rees Riemesch Solfsgiver Sl-nope Shuff J. Sneary R. Sneary B. Slumbaugh J. Stumbaugh Todd Umbaugh Vanderbrock Wallace Wiswasser Yanf 'K 25 ,, 'sf THE SHAWNEE WAY to show that we grow mentally as well as physlcally Vu' ' Q' Kg, V , N! f l Ii i' II' Tl Tal l Il -ir.- .f L. to Wi ln y . I l -2 :..., rl vf l , 1 A ,, Zzlleidveli Kg, QF' f I 'lg l ,,i I I I iiiini T -1' 1 . ti , lk . -so + I '.' 4lil l -Q ,- I 'ig:i:g' l l e-'e l l il I lll !lp'Eg R esign lllll s X f I il mil- l M55 if l If Z 5 If J' - jjfll g r I -lil 2 'll ll lg I Q 'gig-if iiaff e-f-21Ti?'i e ll ACTIVITIES during school lite .. . an important factor to all who get the most out ot school lite. These organizations and activities are open to all, as there is a variety of interests to suit everyones taste, whether it be iournalism, music or dramatics. ACTIVITIES... .DURING SCHOOL LIFE ..35- uilna When school opened this fall your Quilna staff was ready to go. The first simple C?D task was to choose the theme. After this was accomplished, pictu res we re taken, ads were gotten and in general the Quilna was prepared for the press. The staff has striven to por- tray the school life and spirit at Shawnee. EDITORIAL STAFF Boyd - Eicher - Marshall - Kennedy - - Camper - - - Crow, Yoakam - Beachler - - Mrs. Waltz - The sorting pictures. - editor-in-chief - assistant editor - assistant editor - sports editor - art editor - - - typists - junior apprentice - - - - adviser of the individual The task of mounting pictures has begun. BUSINESS STAFF Thomas - Baber - Doyle - - Hunt, Riffle - Simpkins - - Miss Gorman - - business manager - assistant manager assistant manager - - - - typists - iunior apprentice - - - adviser Chief Despite trials and tribulations this inexperienced staff, under the direction of Editor, Carolyn Loyer, have to the best of their ability, prepared the news for publication in our school paper. Our sincere appreciation goes to the staff and their advisers for the long hours and hard work spent by them. Congratulations for a iob well done! EDITORIAL STAFF Row I-Crites, Tecklenberg, Buchanan, Layer, Van Meter, Troy, Tomlinson. Row 2-Mr. Hughes, adviser, Ward, Clark, Kraft, Shaw, Shutt Miller, Downhower, Hughes, De- long, Yingling. I Only two hundred more to as- semble! Deciding the layout of the lldummy-ll BUSINESS AND PRODUCTION STAFFS Row I-Miss Gorman, adviser, Baber, Yoakam, Riemesch, Carr, Myers, Umbaugh, Mr. Ulrick adviser. I Row 2-Miller, Camper, Os- man, Hunt, Smith, Crocket, Ellis, Davis, Neff, Lay, Bradford, Loyer. This Page Sponsored by the Shawnee Dads' Club -37... Row 1-Kennedy, Lance, Nebergall, Faccenda, White, J. Lawrence, Bowsher, McDonald, Adam, Wright. Row 2-Shaw, Baum, Riemesch, V. Griffin, Dickerson, Morgan, Neff, McGillvary, Verloryke, Grimm, Waltz. Row 3-Mort, Nungester, P. Lawrence, Harruff, Bradford, Phetteplace, Miesse, Crawford, Thompson, Hefner, J. Giffin, Mrs. Miller, adviser. OFFICERS President - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Parliamentarian Historian - - Reporter - Paddie White - - .lo Ann Thompson Shirley Lance - Bea Kennedy Marilyn Mort Barbara Hefner - Pat Morgan Monthly meetings plus special activities were on the Future Homemakers' agenda for the 1951-52 year. One of the special activities was a formal initiation held, in the Home Economics Room. At the meetings games were played and refresh- ments were served. The members were divided into two groups to par- ticipate in a Mum selling contest at Homecoming. From this contest they raised 550, which was used to buy kitchen utensils. ....3g.. The Shawnee Chapter of F.F.A. has in every way lived up to the chapter's excellent principles. Mr. Star- ling has given them training not only in agriculture, but in every phase of life. He has helped them in many ways to be better American citizens. Some of the activities of this year's chapter were sending of members to camp, sending delegates to National Convention in October, booth at Perry Insti- tute, F.F.A. speaking contest, sending delegates to State Convention, selecting of Chapter queen, Parlia- mentary Procedure team and Parent-Son Banquet. F.F.A. Row 1-Army, Crow, Brown, Boughan, Wieging, Kerr, Spyker, Shaw, Jacobs. Row 2-Copus, Meyer, DeLong, Kidd, Tharpe, Barnes, Bourne, Nixon, Van Schoyck, Knott, Crow, Crites. Row 3-Mr. Lappin, Mr. Weaver, Harrod, Rudy, Bowsher, lehman, Settlemire, Mr. Crites, Mr. Hughes. Row 4-Mr. Starling, Mr. Knecht. OFFICERS President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - Sentinel - Historian - - - - - Charles Boughan - Kendall Van Schoyck - - - Darrell Kidd - - - John Shaw - Ross Crites - Doyt Lehman - John Nixon The measurements are . . 2-mfs? .. M This Page Sponsored by the Perry Grange -39- Y-Teens OFFICERS President - Bonnie Boyd Vice President Saverna Carr Secretary - - Jean Lotz Treasurer - - - Judy Shaw Program Chairman Jeanette Eicher Row 'l-Lance, Adam, Hughes, Feigh, Clark, Bice, Freel, Hanks, Custer, Dettelbach. Row 2-Crow, Grove, Harrod, Kennedy, Batch, Cash, Kraft, Boger, Hengstler, Lay, James, Bowsher. Row 3-Carr, Grafton, Baber, Bradford, Ellis, DeWeerd, Boyd, Eicher, Davis, Dickerson, Gossard, Hunt. Row 'l-Yingling, S. Miller, P. Priddy, Umbaugh, Van Meter, Riftle, M. Reinhart, Osmon, C. Loyer, Ward. Row 2-Thomas, D. Miller, N. Loyer, Riemesch, McConnell, M. Mort, Lewis, Neff, McGillvury, B. Mort, J. Priddy, White. Row 3-Wolery, McDonel, Myers, Lugibill, Morgan, B. Miller, Thomp- son, Troy, Phetteplace, Jane Lotz, Shaw, Jean Lotz, S. Reinhart, Rousculp, Tecklenberg. Row l-Tomlinson, Thompson, Kershner, Michael, Miller, Van Schoyck, Mann, Oglesbee, Wahlie, E. Wright. Row 2-Kerr, Wiswasser, Stemen, Shoemaker, Plummer, Warner, J. Wrighf, Schoonover, Kennedy, Shaffer. Row 3-Lee, Williamson, Sirohl, Thomas, Volbert, Redman, Roller, Marshall, Sievens, Shuit. Row l-J. Doyle, B. Doyle, S. Doyle, Accounlius, Jennings, Crow, Delong, Bradford. Row 2-Giffin, Frazee, Bowsher, Hunt, Ellis, Criies, Conn, Cooper, Campbell, Alloway. Row 3-Eaton, Copeland, Holmes, Custer, Bolling, Clark, Adams, Deken, Harris, Armstrong, Crockelf. OFFICERS President - Richard Thomas Vice President Lester Bowsher Secretary - Gordon Clark Treasurer - Walter Marshall Chaplain - - Carl Kershner Sergeant at Arms Don Holmes Shawnee H i-Y Row l-Carter, M. Bowsher, J. Priddy, P. Bowsher Jacobs, Murphy, Myers, McDonel, Reynolds, Justice Row 2-Bradford, Kershner, Eaton, M. Miller, Eicher, Boyd, Wolery, Amerson, N. Miller, Pierce. Row 3-L. Bowsher, Schoonover, Stemen, Deken, Seiling Marshall, Wiswasser, Hunt. El lub Espanol -42 El club de Espanol, or the Spanish Club, under the direction of Senor Baca, holds a leading place among Shawnee organiza- tions. Open to all students who are studying or have studied Spanish, the club held in- itiation for the first-year students in Octo- ber. During the year the club also had a hayride and a Leap Year party, while the business meetings were held in class. Another activity of the Spanish students was the correspondence with high school and college students of Spanish-speaking nations and countries, such as Spain, Cen- tral America, and South America. OFFICERS President - - Ray Eaton Vice President - Pete Hunt Secretary - Bonnie Boyd Treasurer - Sam Seiling Representatives Jeanette Eicher John Schoonover Row l--Shaw, Boger, Sherer, Coleman, Gelo, Bowsher. Row 2-Jones, Lehman, Smith, Wolery, Evans, Wilcox, Thompson, Heman, Hanks, Jacobs. 0 o Row 3-Gay, Bourquin, Claar, Van Dyke, Robinson, Ver- L b bryke, Ramsdail, Yingling, Derbyshire, Giffin, If Redman. Now the career pamphlets are here . . . No whispering in the Library, Mr. Crites! With the increased enrollment at Shawnee, the library staff is kept quite busy trying to satisfy varied reading interests. The facilities are so limited, however, that the seventh graders have to be excluded. This is the first time this has happened in the history of the school. Even with this limitation our library is one of the best in the vicinity. The library is under the able supervision of Mrs. Waltz with her corps of well trained librarians. The script formation of S Band One of the most thrilling sights to see on the football field is the colorful marching band, the high-stepping maiorettes, and the unique formations. It really puts the spectators in a cheering mood. Row 'l-Bowsher, S. Shaw, L. Phetteplace, Van Meter. Row 2-Coleman, Kraft, Shackelford, J. Shaw, Jane Lotz, Jean Lotz, Melchi, Clark. Row 3-Michael, Graham, Stoner, Heng- stler, Glaze, Morrisey, Settlemire, G. Phetteplace, Thomas. Row 4-Delong, Crow, Estill, Harrison, Boger, Brock. The band also showed their stuff on the struts in several parades. Mr. Mills, the conductor, can be given a great deal of praise in developing the band to what it is today and what it will be in the future. Yes, our band has contributed greatly to our corner- stone of music. Row 'I-Freel, Smith, Davis, M. Reinhart, Stedke. Row 2-Hasting, Tecklenberg, Mason, Evans, C, Reinhart, Custer, Rumbaugh. Row 3-M. Myers, G. Myers, Ellis, Murphy, Hughes, Bowsher, Melchi, Batch, Delong, Miller, Harter. Row 4-Loyer, Jacobs, Landfair, Windle, Crow. Mr. Frederick Director ..45.. Mills Row I-Ward, Kennedy, Cox, Polagyi. Row 2-Cramer, Shock, Wallace, Phetteplace, Freel, Evans, Tecklenberg, Clark, Smith. Row 3-Loyer, Micheal, Harter, Hunt, lolz, Shaw, Bowsher, Delong, Batch, Eicher. Row 4-Heffner, Graham, Riffle, Hughes, Murphy, Harrison, Estill. Urchestra O Majorettes Morgan, Gossard, B. Miller, Loyer--drum maiorette, D. Miller-head maioretteg Rousculp, Lay, Hilyard. What can be more relaxing than the strains of music coming from our gifted orchestra? They have supplied music for a lot of occasions this year, the iunior and senior class plays and Baccalau- reate to mention a few. It has been a lot of hard work and concentration but it has all been iustified by thunderous applause and complimentary words. Just look at those girls strut! It is really a spectacle to see them all in step with colorful uniforms and plumed hats. Everyone stares in awe while our maiorettes show their artistic ability. They have adorned other football fields, as well as our own, marched in many parades. .-46... Heading the ever expanding vocal music department, under the direction of Harold Beckett, was the Maclrigal and A Cappella Choir. The newly formed Mcidrigal proved to be very versatile, but both groups were active in giving programs for various organi- zations and participating in the carnival and operetta. Row 'l-D. Umbaugh, Lay, D. Miller, Dettlebach, S, Umbaugh, L. Buchanan, Ward, P. Ford, Glaze, Yingling, Tice, Boger, Jacobs, P. Clark, Grove. Row 2-Yoakam, Thomas, Crow, Layer, Johnson, Eicher, Tecklenberg, Baber, Priddy, N. Hunt, Shaw, B. Miller, Simpkins. Row 3-Luckett, Myers, Kraft, Winclle, Grafton, Boyd, Shoemaker, Shutt, McGillvary, M. Miller, Mason, Carr, Williamson. Row A-Tomlinson, McDaniel, Gitfin, Stemen, Bowsher, T. Hunt, Baechler, Crockett, Heffner, G. Clark, Cooper, Leedy, Heman, B. Ford, Amerson, Crites, Graham, Wright, D. Buchanan. Row l-Buchanan, Ward-alternate, Crow, Johnson-alternate, P. Clark, Yingling-alternate, Glaze-alternate. Row 2-Umbaugh-pianist, Yoakam, Myers, Baber, Boyd, Tecklenberg, Eicher, Shaw-alter- nate, Boger. Row 3-Tomlinson, McDaniel, Giffin, Hunt-alternate, Bowsher-alternate, Shoemaker, G. Clark, Baechler, Leedy-alternate, Heman-alternate, Graham, Wright, .Dt Am. Mr. Harold Be:kett - aclrigal and A Cappella Choir l x Q Row 'l-Glaze, C. Loyer, Pricldy, Verbryke, McDonald, Feigh, Adam Nebergall, Dettelbach, Lance. Row 2-White, Rumbaugh, James, Bowsher, Robinson, Verbryke, 'Lawhead, Hawkins, Grimm, Hilyard, Grove, Tice. Row 3-Spees, Grafton, Sylvia Bradford, Batch, Boger, Brown Lehman, Delong, Harrod, Lawrence, Kraft, Carr. Row 4-Myers, Shaw, Sharon Bradford, Harruff, Stumbaugh, Nun gester, M. Miller, Mason, Crawford, Luckett, Jane Lotz, Thomp son, Morgan. Row 'I-Ward, Knott, Ford, S, Miller, Allowciy, Bice, Thompson Camper, Umbaugh, Jocobs, Buchanan, Yingling. Row 2-Faccencla, Custer, Wright, Freed, Hanks, Gelo, A. Ramsdail Lay, Crow, Clark, Hughes, Settlemire. Row 3-Bowersock, Yoakam, Riffle, Rex, Tippie, Hunt, Mort, Baum Loyer, Hengstler, Cash, Thomas, Priddy. Row 4-Stedke, Landfair, Gossard, Lugibill, Rousculp, Windle, Griffin Lewis, McDonel, McGilIvary, Neff, Downhower. Row 5-Williamson, Lotz, Hefner, Tecklenberg, Phettepluce, Boyd DeWeerd, Eicher, Lawrence, B. Miller, Davis, Smith. Girls, Glee Club Having glee club either fifth or eighth period, the girls started working in the early fall for their part in the cornivol minstrel. In the spring, after helping with the production ofthe operetto, the girls' glee represented Shaw- nee ot the District Contest and the Eisteddfod. As the girls' glee club, the boys spent their tall music periods preparing for the Minstrel. Also helping out in the production of Sweet- hearts, the District, State, and Eisteddfod con- tests were the goals the boys worked for in the spri wg. Row Row Row Row Row Row oys' Glee Club 'I-B. Doyle, McDaniel, Jones, Lewis, D. Umbaugh-pianist Bauer, Mason, Army, J. Doyle. 2-Early, Von Schoyck, Reed, Campbell, Spyker, Nixon Brown, Faccenda, Bowsher, Ford. 3-Leedy, Hunt, Kerr, Adams, Thomas, Clark, Hawkins Holmes, Windle. l-Yant, Bradford, Buchanan, Redmond, Accountius, Wright, Tomlinson, Hamilton. 2-Zimmerman, Graham, Myers, Giffin, Copeland, Amer- son, Riffle, Lhamon. 3-Stemen, Cooper, Polser, Heffner, Shutt, Shoemaker, Heman. Row l-Deifelbach, Faccenda, Cus- Ter, Camper, Firsf, M. Bowsher, P. Clark, Feigh, Bice, I.. Bu- chanan. Row 2-Balch, Crow, J. Bowsher, Cash, Boger, Delong, Baber, Carr, Sylvia Bradford, Allion. Row 3-Dickerson, Baum, Down- hower, Davis, Eicher, DeWeerd, Bowersock, Sharon Bradford, Brown, Adams. Row 4-Doyle, Accouniius, Ford, Deckrosh, Baechler, Collins, G. Clark, Crockett, Cooper, L. Bowsher, Campbell, Amerson, D. Buchanan. Row 'I-Glaze, Knoll, Jacobs, Fry- singer, Grove, Freel, James, Hughes, Ford, Lance. Row 2-P. Hawkins, Grimm, Law- head, Harrod, Landfair, Grafton, N. Hunf, Hengsfler, Kraft, Lay. Row 3-Gossarci, J. Griffin, V. Grif- fin, K. Harruff, Graham, Giffin, Hefner, E. Harruff, R. Lehman, Hedges. Row 4-Leedy, B. Kerr, P. Hunl, J. Hawkins, Heffner, D. Lehman, Harris, J. Kerr, Heman. M ixed Chorus Row 1-S. Miller, P. Priddy, D. Miller, M. Reinhart, A. Ramsdail, Reynolds, Robinson, Rumbaugh, C. Loyer, Nebergall. Row 2-S. Riffle, J. Priddy, Mayer, C. Reinharf, M. Mori, McGiIlvary, R. Ramsdail, B. Mori, N. Loyer, Rex. Row 3-Neff, Lugibill, McDonel, M. B. Myers, Morgan, B. Miller, Jean Lofz, Rousculp, Lewis, Mencis. Row 4-Riemesch, Murphy, Luck- etf, Mason, M. Miller, Phefie- place, Jane Loiz, Melchi, Nun- gesler, McConnell. Row 5-McDaniel, N. Riffle, Nixon, B. Redman, Ruble, C. Redmond. Row 'I-Ward, B. Wright, S. Um- baugh, Yoakam, Windle, M. Thomas, Wallz, C. Wrighi, B. Umbaugh, Yingling. Row 2-D. Umbaugh, Tice, Van Dyke, 'Van Meter, Simpkins, Sherer, Spees, S. Shaw, Siedke, l.. Sieman. Row 3-Williamson, JoAnn Thomp- son, Tecklenberg, Troy, E. Sie- men, J. Wright, Van Schoyck, Wolery, Joyce Thompson, J. Shaw. Row 4-Tomlinson, E. Wrighf, Shackelford, Thedieck, Shuh, R. Thomas, Shoemaker, Spyker, Wahlie, R. Thompson, Yanf. 66 weetheartsv An Operetta by Victor Herbert Directed by Harold Beckett Sylvia - Mary Beth Myers Prince Franz Charles Baechler l.iane - - Patty Ford Mikel - Gordon Clark Paula - Margaret Thomas Lt. Karl - - William Giffin Slingsby - Richard Tomlinson Von Tromp Howard Graham Caniche - - Robert Shutt Jeannette - - Vera Johnson Clairette - Joyce Tecklenberg Babette - - Oletha Baber l.isette - - Phyllis Clark Toinette - Lyda Buchanan Nanette - - Carolyn layer Capt. Lourent Jack Accountius Footman - Richard Thomas Village Boys - Dave Hefner Carroll Shoemaker Pianist - Donna Jean Umbaugh CHORUS Beatrice Windle, Helen Yoakam, Elaine Miller, Bonnie Boyd, Margaret Ward Jo ce Luckett Ph llis c ' , y , y M Gill- vary, Darlene Crow, Sue Kraft, Jean- ette Eicher, Phyllis Mason, Dorothy Tice, Judy Yingling, Madeleine Grove, Maxine Boger, Irma Jean Glaze, luoly Shaw, Miriam Miller, Saverna Carr, Judith Jacobs. Wayne Yant, Kenneth McDaniel, Tom Morris, Kurt Zimmerman, Neil Riffle, Lester Bowsher, Terry Shackel- ford, Ed Stemen, Robert Doyle, Merlin Copeland, Dave Heffner, Carroll Shoe- maker, Frank Cooper, Bud Ford, Don Heman, Charles Crockett, Sam Amer- son, Claire Crites, Eugene Wright, Dick Thomas, Don Leedy. Sylvia and Prince Franz Sylvia and Karl Girls and Soldiers Laundresses and Paula The Monks Act ll Finale This Page Sponsored by The Don R, Boyds Row 'I-Bullock, Smith, Thornas, Kunkelman, Painter, Carey, Burnett, B. Bitler, Robert Riemesch, Yant, Spees, Micheal, Mr. Beckett. Row 2-Harter, C. Wallace, S. Adams, Wiswasser, Dearwester, Gar- rison, Bell, Delong, Converse, Umbaugh, Miner, C. Coon, Clark, Bowsher, Freel, Derbyshire. Row 3-Lehman, Sellers, Todd, J. Adams, Saltsgiver, Davis, Verbryke, Gay, Bradford, D. Yoakam, Goodenow, Rahrig, Aldrich, Bunke, Rose Riemesch, N. Yoakam, Coleman. Row 4-Steed, Ridenour, Evans, Edgington, Baber, Claar, P. Coon, Morris, T. Myers, Campbell, D. Myers, Holmes, Bowersock, Bid- dinger, Hindenlang, Bourquin, Berry, Sneary, L. Wallace, Redman. Junior H igh Chorus A newly 'Formed organization for the junior high students, is their chorus. Presenting the Thanksgiving assembly, the group is gaining ex- perience for the high school choruses. Row 1-Beemer, D. Deckrosh, Bunke, sgt. at arms, Shackelford, sec., S. Bitler, pres., H. Deckrosh, vice pres., Zimmerman, treas., Hautzer, chaplain, C. Riftle, Rees. Row 2-Mr. Baca, adviser, Spees, R. Bowsher, B. Bitler, Barnes, ' Burnett, Phetteplace, M. Myers, Copeland, Boughan, Yant. l Row 3fHamilton, Burnett, Coon, Bollinger, Goadenow, D. Bradford, l Converse, R. Bradford, M. Bowsher, Umbaugh. Row 4-Deken, Hoefler, Redmond, Ruble, Bowersock, Clay, N. Riffle, D. Myers, Buchanan. Junior H i- Under the direction of Mr. Baca, the Jr. Hi-Y boys held regular meetings, special festivities, and did various services for Shawnee and the community. l Carnival Row l-Lynda Kay Pale, Larry Mori, Saundra Ford. Row 2-Nadine Hunf, Miss Seniorp Sandra Um- baugh, Miss .luniorg Queen Ann Van Meier, Miss Sophomoreg Lynn Feigh, Miss Freshman. Row 3-Marshall, senior presidenfg Baechler, lun- ior presidenh Graham, sophomore presidenfg Camper, freshman president. A glimpse of Lovely Hula Hands. HI! m Alabamy Bound. Nothing like drinking all the profits! Well now, Mr. lnterloucter, if was like this . . . Now This is Cl lovely one. Anything goes at the Carnival! Junior Class Play The Seventeenth Summer Written by Anne Coulter Martens Directed by Roy E. Crites Angie - Margaret - Lorraine - Kitty - - Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow Jack - - Art - Martin - Jane Tony Margie - Fitz - Lyda Buchanan Mary Beth Myers - Carolyn Loyer Barbara Grafton - - Gaye Smith James Wiswasser - Treece Hunt - Darrell Custer John Schoonover - Jean Hanks Charles Crockett Sandra Umbaugh - Harry Adams Dedicated to Stanley Doyle who was critically ill at the time. CAST Row 1-Wiswasser, Smith, Grafton, Buchanan, Hunt. Row 2-Adams, Umbaugh, Hanks, Crockett, Loyer, Schoonover, Cus- ter, Myers. Gee, Angie . . Now Fred, she's only 'I3Ill Too bad, Angie, you don't have a steady. l don't care! Take your old candy back! ls Lorraine home? --54- Whois Who Most Popular Nadine Hunt Walter Marshall Wittiest Jane Lotz Robert Wa re Most Intelligent Bonnie Boyd Ed Alloway Most Likely To Succeed Ann Van Meter Ed Alloway Most Versatile Leslie Kennedy Bonnie Boyd Friendliest Stanley Doyle Paddie White Best Looking Stanley Doyle Saverna Carr Best Ma n nered Richard Thomas Paddie White Best Athlete Frank Cooper -55- ex 1 fl .1 . S s A54 5 fi , fl ' K Q THE SHAWNEE WAY to show that we grow mentally as well as physically SPORTS during school lite . . . another footer to Shawnee's foundation. En- tering the first full year of Class A competition, the Shawnee boys had many ups and downs, but nothing marred their record for clean sportsmanship. ii of nw .XX x an t t 2 ra or tr i? Il ' ... ,. L, 'V l -4'-L W slum 1, W I-7:5-J.,- g:a!I f 1 il V X I t 7 ' p if i l al? i t MI I -ifii? .A 'ti!M ' -5 , u- -f- - -- f !. X. f k a fggggg 't if ti' i am i -- s Qty: 1 , Hg P if !l E551 5 .,,..l.l'-fi, a if , i q i f? ini' if, ,, ,,-- cgi . t -1, sf' Qi? if 1 ,Q Witt e ? II' P -4 1 i :EEE ' so 'ii flu x eg 4 r :iT1tr?z:-is-iemrf Y, 2'-fl - ' fn- f SPORTS .... DURING SCHOOL LIFE -KG K J X-gm? Kneeling-Coaches, Mr. Byerly and Mr. Shackelford. Row 'I-Mann, manager, Lehman, Stemen, Shaw, Bolling Marshall, Volbert, Bowsher, Cooper, Kennedy, Amer son, Lee, manager. Row 2-Bradford, manager, Ritfle, Wright, Oglesbee Doyle, Gray, Van Schoyck, Frazee, Kcrr, Roller, Shoe: maker, Alloway, Kidd, Harris, Pepple, Copeland, Tom linson and Thompson, managers. Row 3-Declsrosh, Mason, Wahlie, Hartman, Camper Williamson, Adams, Jackson, Stevens, Mauk, Custer, Crites, Kerr, Barnes, Reed, Crites. ootball Coach Lusk, Head Coach Byerly, and Conch Shackelford With only five lettermen returning from last year's twenty, it seemed that the Indians would have a rugged time to keep the league championship. The tribe lacked a lot of experience, but made it up in fight and the will to play. They had a very good season, considering the lack of experience of the braves. The record was five wins against only three defeats and one tie. Season Record Shawnee Lafayette , 0 27 Spencerville ,, 13 12 Elida 0 Pandora ,, ,,,s , W 0 40 Delphos Jefferson ,W 6 38 St. Rose , . , ,, i4 14 Columbus Grove , 13 7 Wapakoneta Blume W, 7 8 Forest U W ,,,,, ,,,, 1 4 19 This Page Sponsored by the Shawnee Dads' Club ,58- Row Row Row Row Varsit Lettermen 3' Kennedy, Volberf, Marshall, Doyle. Bowsher, Show, Cooper, Mouk. Amerson, Reed, Jclckson, Wrighi, Lehman. Crites, Stevens, Sfemen, Bolling, Kerr. Football The upset of the season was the game with undefeated St. Rose. The Card- inals were heavily favored over the Braves, but the game broke open with the Indians scoring twice in the first few minutes of playing time. This did not upset the Cardinals, for they came back and plunged over twice in the second half, to tie the game 14 all. Another highlight of the season was the game with the favored Forest Rangers, having only one defeat. This did not discourage the Braves. The game was very exciting and the Indians went ahead in the last few minutes of playing time to win by a score of 19 to 14. Upper left-Jackson tries to intercept a pass against Pandora. Lower left-Mauk and a Pandora player go after a pass. Upper center-The line-up on Dads' Night. Lower center- Wat happened? Shawnee vs Spencerville Upper right-Kennedy scores against Pandora while Doyle 1131? Lower right--Amerson's heading for the goal line. l .460- EA r S ti sg., z. 5 aff sf 39 x vw ad A 'Wana MQ Coach Shackelford, Head Coach Bricker and Coach Lusk. Basketball The record shows that the Indians were above the med- ium wlhile winning nine and losing six. Under the coaching of Paul Bricker, the new head coach, the Braves showed well in all of their contests, even with the Findlay Troians, who out-classed and even out-scored the Indians. 28.8 is one of the best scoring averages that has been made in this region for a long time. Leonard Volbert was the boy behind this record. Len, for short, was Shawnee's so-called One man team, but it takes more than one to equal tive. We congratulate the team, the coach, P. Bricker, and his assistants, K. Lusk and W. D. Shackelford, for the fine work they have shown throughout the season. Row 1-Wright, Kidd, Cooper, Mauk, Volbert, cap- tain, Thomas, Bowsher, Kennedy, Stevens. Row 2-Mr. Bricker, head coach, Wiswasser, student manager, Oglesbee, Jackson, Adams, Crites, Doyle, Crockett, student manager, Mr. Lusk, coach, Mr. Shackelford, coach. Row 3-Thompson, Kerr, Hunt, Redmond, Harris, Ellis, Hay, Campbell. Season Record Shawnee Shawnee Ada - - 43 44 Columbus Grove 5'l St. Marys - 43 33 Lafayette - - 52 Bluffton - 46 50 Beaverdam - 56 Delphos - - 74 49 Celina - - ncelled Elida - - - 57 58 Cridersville 59 New Knoxville 55 52 Gomer - - - 66 Van Wert - - - 63 6'l Wapakoneta - 56 Spertcerville 74 60 Kenton - - 60 TOURNAMENT Findlay 60 Shawnee 32 This Page Sponsored by Don R. Boyd -62- Varsity Lettermen LEONARD VOLBERT, Sr., 6'4 , Center, cap- tain of the team, was the pointmaker, with a season's average of 28.8. Chosen on the I.N.S. third Ohio Class A team, and on the A.P. Class A second team, Len has been one of Shawnee's outstanding players. DICK MAUK, Jr., 5'II , Forward, an out- standing rebounder and defensive player, Dick was also a good shot in his second year of varsity play. DICK THOMAS, Sr., 6'1 , Forward, despite the fact that this was his first year on the varsity, Dick proved to be a good set shot and a valuable player. FRANK COOPER, Sr., 5'I0 , Forward and guard, Coop, a third-year letterman, showed his ability on the floor with his tricky ball handling. Kidd Bowsher Kennedy Stevens Volbert Mauk Thomas Cooper DARRELL KIDD, Sr., 5'6 , Guard, Cueba'll was a fast, aggressive player in his first year as a letterman. LESTER BOWSHER, Sr., 5'9 , Guard, Lec was an excellent playmaker and feeder for the rest of the boys. This was his first year as a letterman. LESLIE KENNEDY, Sr., 5'8 , Guard, one of the fastes floor men, Les made a good showing on defense. This was his first letter year. PHIL STEVENS, Jr., 6'l , Forward, although Phil started late in the season, he soon be- came a valuable member of the team. He was an excellent rebounder and passer in his first varsity year. -63- Cheerleaders Nadine Hunt, Shirley Riffle, Shirley Camper, and Pat Ford were the peppiest gals at any Shawnee foot- ball or basketball game. Serving as head cheer- leader was Nadine, while Indians, Mary Riemesch and Gordon Clark, pro- vided background. Basketball Action Pre-game talk between Volbert, Referee Ned Gar- ver of baseball fame, Eli- da's Captain Stern, and Referee Dutch Layton. That's Ed Ulrick and WLOK in the background, the first game broadcast from Shawnee gym. Another two-pointer for Len as Mauk, Thomas, Bowsher, and Elida watch open-mouthed. A iump pass by Cooper as Stevens waits, in the Beaverdam game. The last minute stall - Kennedy passes to Volbert as Jackson wards off Beaverdam. We won 56 to 55. Whew! ,I r. High Football Record-5 wins, 1 loss Row 'l-Copeland, Bradford, Ham ilfon. Row 2-Redmond, Kirwan, Clay Bowsher, Sefflemire, Hoefler Shackelford, Bunke, Buchanan Thedieck, Deken. Row 3-Mr. Lusk, coach, Rahrig Myers, Zimmerman Cam bell 1 P 1 Shuff, Bowersock, Mauk, S. Bif- ler, Houtzer, Spees, Riffle, Clark Row 4-Gallup, manager, Deckrosh B. Biller, Delong, Phefleplace Umbaugh, Converse, Howard Bollinger, Coon, M. Bowsher, B Burnett, G. Burneil, Rees, Good- enow, ITICHCIQCT. 1951 Jr. H :gh Track Record-3 Wins, 'I loss, and 2nd Place in Jr. Olympics Row 'l-Deckrosh, Copeland, Riffle, Hoefler, Seftlemire, Mason, My- ers, Goodenow. Freshman Basketball Record-5 wins, 7 losses Row I-Hamilton, Hoefler, Red- mond, Shackelford, Deken, Furry, Bradford, manager. Row 2-Bunke, Clay, Deckrosh Seitlemire, Camper, Riffle Mason. 1 1 ,I r. High Basketball Record-9 wins, 2 losses Row 1-Coon, Riffle, Deckrosh, Bollinger, Beemer, Rees, B. Bit- ler. l Row 2-Goodenow, T. Biller, Phetf- eplace, Umbaugh, Houtzer, Brad- ford, Converse, Holmes. Row 3-Myers, Howard, S. Biller Mauk, Bowersock, Zimmerman. -65-. 1 1 1 1 Row 1-Bradford, Thompson, Pepple Kidd Thomas Volbert, Harner, Kennedy, Lhamon Row 2-Wright, Jackson, Stevens, Sharpe N Shaw - Cooper, Knecht, J. Shaw, Ebling, Alloway Buchan , an, assistant manager. The 1951 baseball season was that of an average team, winning four and losing three. The indians did not show well in their first Class A tournament, as they were knocked out in the first game by Defiance, the eventual tourney winner. Highlighting the season were the games with St. Rose and Lima South. Both proved to be thrillers, with Shawnee winning over South and losing to St. Rose, later State champs. Neil and Jay Shaw were the two hardest-hitting Braves, as they both hit over the .400 mark. Season Record Shawnee Lima Central W. ,11 6 Bluffton -.. .,v,,,, ,, 4 5 Lima St. John ..,, ,,,,. 3 ' 4 Lima St. Rose ,,,. ,,,,. 4 3 Lima South ,,,,, , e,,,, 12 16 Lima St. Gerard , ,,,,,, W, ,,,,,,,,,, 5 19 Tournament Defiance ,, W, ,,,,,,,,,,,.15 10 This Page Sponsored by Mr and Mrs. Charles Stewart -65- Coach Paul Hughes 1951 Track This was the first year for Shawnee in Class A com- petition and a four-way meet with Spencerville, Co- lumbus Grove, and Lafayette, plus the Northwest con- ference championship, were the Indians' only wins. Central, South, and Bellefontaine were too much for the Braves, as they lost three dual meets and did not place in the Lima Jr. Olympics. Bob Custer made a new high iump record at the Jr. Olympics, and Jay Shaw,VGib Knecht, and Frank Cooper went to the Bowling Green District Meet where Cooper placed first in the high jump, and therefore qualified for the State Meet. This Page Sponsored by The Perry P. T. A. 1 . .1 , , V 41. Coach Kenneth Lusk Row 'I-Shaw, Lugibill, Custer, Cooper, Knecht, Ingmire, Sharpe, Morrone, Ericson. Row 2-Nungester, Crockett, Plummer, Tomlinson, Shutt, Shaffer, Harris, Wright, Carter. Row 3-Mann, Conn, Miller, Lones, Kennedy, Adams, Michael. 13 L E M E N T A: R Y ...DURING SCHOOL LIFE This is the division tor which Shawnee is now building. Growing out ot its second floor rooms, the elementary department is looking forward to the day they move to the new 15- classroom addition. This was the year, in the overcrowded state, ot two teachers to a room or 3 teachers tor two rooms, over 50 pupils in a room, small classes held in halls or any convenient spot, and other discomtorts. Elementary Principal Lite this year in Shawnee Elementary has been a chal- lenge to parents, pupils and teachers. How well it was met is shown by the stimulating way in which all concerned con- tributed to learning together, working together and living together. As we watched our new building become a reality, we thought of the strength and promise that have been given us from earlier days at Shawnee. We plan for and look forward to even better learning situations, continued cur- riculum development and finer human-relation techniques. RHEA W. EARL Ohio Northern University-B.S. University of Pittsburgh-M. Ed. Elementary Faculty Row l-Mary Sheets, Nelle Watkins, Clara Spurr, Lois Shackelforcl, Rhea Earl, principal, Edith Morris, Dorothy Kempher, Lois Doughty, Mary Rolsten. Row 2-W. D. Shackeltord, Marjorie Shockley, Florence Care, Betty Ullman, ldella Buchanan, Kathryn Boger, Jessie Cooper, Harold Kindy, Fay Lappin, Bernice Mills, Marjorie Herring, Lucille Kittle, Corinne Profit, Ruby Kephart, Shirley Bonnoront, Harold Beckett. This Page Sponsored by the Shawnee P. T. A. -694 Mrs. Luppin Row l-Pricilla Crawford, Carol Chaney, Viola Anspach, Sharon Allion, Roger Crites, Patty Clark. Row 2-Larry Breckenridge, Rod- ney Brown, William Beniamin, Jackie Dodds, Gretchen Beery, David Cummings, Wendell Cole- n'IQfl. Row 3-Clementina Croft, Shirley Baughan, Catherine Avery, Wes- ley Cleaves, Joyce Clemens, Eijlinord Cambell, Lorene Cam- e . Row 4-Jacqueline Eicher, Cather- ine Connelly, Susie May Click, Betsy Boyd, Shirley Cox, Judy Cramer, Dennis Downhower. Grade Six Mrs. Core Row 'l-Glen Gossard, Sharon Hile, David Fishero, Douglas Howell, Sandra Harps, James Hile, Pat- ty Bowsher. Row 2-Ronald Moore, DeWitt Bass, Irena Glaze, Barrett Feigh, Maurice Kidd, Barbara Little, Nancy Jacobs. Row 3-Larry Lewis, Resale John- son, Barbara Hall, Martha Hens gstler, Peggy Larsen, George Gay, William Garrison. Row 4-James Halker, Nadine Furry, Barbara Harmon, Madon- na Bell Lynn, Jerry James, Martha Eley, Sharon Landfaxr. Mr. Shackelforcl Row 'l-Gloria Shock, Stanley Shutt, Johnny Metzger, Gary Zerkel, Carol Vermillion, David Watkins, Margaret Roop. Row 2-Russel Sneary, Rose Mary Slone, Janice Neeper, Carol Ann Price. Billy Seiling, Sharon Ritchie, John Stedke. Row 3-Thomas Protsman, Rosalie Pelagyi, Betty Margraves, Larry Sneary, Richard McDaniel, Son- ya Thompson, Lillian Steed. Row 4-James Ridenour, Jaan Weeks, Harley Owens, Chester Vires. Colleen McGillvary, San- dra Welch. -70- Mrs. Sheets Row l-Vidale Edwards, Micheal Brennan, Donald Bradford, Bev- erly Sue Hall, David Bradford, Mary Clark, James Baechler. Row 2-Albert Grace, Janice Ed- ington, Alan Estill, Larry Baker, Billy Biddinger, Karen Rue Bowsher, Homer Griffin, James Brackney, Earl Hale. Row 3-Ethel Cline, Richard Cas- sie, Sandra Boger, Esther Fac- cenda, Phyllis Boop, Linda Flanigan, Glenda Sue Callis, Larry Funk, Nancy Bollinger. Grade F ive Miss Spurr Row 'I-Janet Lance, Jimmy VVc1h- lie, Anita Show, Sarah Louise Hess, Betty Verbryke, Dennis Hartman, Shirley Kerr. Row 2-Marilyn Willmetn, Phillip Waltz, Joe Simmons, James Warren, Michael Stapleton, San- dra Market, Nancy Yingling, Ronald Stumbaugh, Catherine Sargent. Row 3-Sue Van Meter, John Tice, Robert Whitehouse, Glen Heman, Sara Lou Near, Steve Tecklen- berg, Betty Pratt, Marlene Mey- er, Rose Lee Hunter. Mrs. Shackelford Row l-Sue Bollinger, Barbara Long, Linda Garrison, Max Can- node, Sammy Schoonover, Kay Herring, Donald Roop, Ray Hale, Ruth Becker, James Hackman. Row 2-Ronald Bell, Carl Painter, Willis Riemesch, Shirley Ann Fudge, Richard Hefner, hilly Roock, Kenneth Kimble, Dolly Baker, Yvonne Faccenda, James Hamilton. Row 3-Sharon Evans, John Gos- sard, Herbert Shope, Carroll Mi- chael, Gary Longbroke, Judy Stiner, Carl Lehman, Susan Pel- legrini, Susan Tomlinson. Row 4-Ronald York, Phillip Ogles- bee, Judy Foster, Charlene He- man, Carol Dickerson, Mary De- weerd, Jane Saeger, Harry Montfort. ...71... Mrs. Doughty Row 'l-Sandra Pierce, Jerry Neb- ergall, Richard Counts, Gary Childs, George Cramer, Norma Waodall, Bonnie May Wooclull. Row 2-Nancy Staup, Rosalind Downing, Daniel Soyker, 'Asi- dred Crow, Mary Mitchell, Billy Ford, Larry Colrell, Robin Mor- rissey. Row 3-Clara Culver, Charlene Poff, Kathleen Vires, Mary Cum- mings, Jerry Bay, Gloria Nunre, Rebecca Callis. Row 4-Stephen Cockrun, Barbara Smith, Gregory Cleaves, Ear- bara Vires, Robert Thomas, George Dalton, Ronald Davis, Roger Vermillion. Grade Four Mrs. Kittle Row l-Cafhie Kershner, Jimmy Hurlburt, Carole Sue Dickerson, Nancy Brookhart, Kay McKinley, Jacque Brown, Robert Coleman, Jacqueline Cusick. Row 2-Joyce Bowsher, Sharon Bawersock, Donna Little, Char- lotte Miller, Mary K. Glover, Kathleen Mayer, Tim McDaniel, Patsy Cannade. Row 3-Rosalie Long, Jack Fritchie, Eugene Heffner, Charles Baber, Dave Beery, Judith Clemans, Barbara Buchanan. Row 4-Gregory Lee, James Lin- ha:t, Denny Hullinger, Gary Goodenow, Joel Archer, Marcia Mort, David Evans, Roy Meyer. Mrs. Watkins Raw l-Clara Belle Rhodes, Joyce Riffle, Bobby Long, Robert Rhodes, Marigail Rose, Sharon Kay Thomas, Jerry Mauk, Lela Rose Myers. Row 2-Sharon Maxwell, Lana Set- llemire, Patty Seegardin, Schelia Poff, Jeanne McConnell, Eliza- beth Hardesly, Charles Kennedy, Mary Jo Horn. Row 3-Sylvia Wolery, Pete Miller, Jack Sawmiller, Jacqueline Lay, Teddy Metzger, Kay Thompson, Lynn Noble, Doris Thomas. Row 4-Suzann Ritchie, Dennis Sneary, Dennis Yaungf Beulah Hunter, Phillip Weeks, liarbara Saeger, Franklin Roof, Donald Pointer. ...72... Mrs. Buchanan Row l-Teresa Roney, David Mich- ael, Darlene Vermillion, Tod Roop, Beverly Ann Vining, Bradley Miller, Barbara Klitt. Row 2-Sharon Sue Thomas, Shirley Holmes, Larry Stoll, Gene Lee, Robert Lippincott, Maoma Slone, Minnie Ramsdail, Row 3-Virginia Rfdenour, Jeanne Shutt, Tommy Margraves, John Johnson, Judy Welch, Marta Leffler, Charles Harnishfeger, Billy Smith. Row 4-Dennis, Monroe, Ba'bara Morris, Eddie Miller, Donna Monfort, Larry Williams. Grade Three Miss Herring Row l-Ruth Ann Baechler, Doug- las Frazee, James Baker, Vir- ginia Gossard, Wayne Brock, Dean Gallup. Row 2-Earnest Bradford, Barbara Fishero, Nancy Bawsher, Rich- ard Cannode, David Croft, David Bunke, Billy Gay. Row 3-Charlotte Decker, Susan Clark, Kenneth Flanigan, John Cassie, Linda Dickerson, Brenda Cotrell, Linda Kay Braun. Row 4-R. J. Biery, Charles Fred- ricks, Robert Fitch, Carol Evans, Deloros Davis, Larry Goodwin, Susan Beyer. Mrs. Morris Row 'l-Bert Hershberger, Karen Copeland, Ronnie Blubaugh, Samuel Glasco, Susanne Evans, Robin Hayes, Jahanne Dickson. Row 2-Lawrence Griffin, Wayne Baum. Sandra Kimble, Lvnnette Carey, Carol Bowsher, Thomas Bollinger. Row 3-Hal Hughes, Larry Lamb, Stephanie Aldrich, Linda Lan- deck, Christine Amstvtz, Von Keith Bowersock, David Estill. Row 4-Joe Adams, Ted Croft, James Case, Ann Gushman, Sharon Lynn Evans, Willidean Hale, Albert Johnson. Mrs. Rolsten Row l-Rosella Waltz, Roger Leh- man, Janet Sidener, Gilbert Micheal, Dianne Stewart, Terry Shappel. Row 2-Pennie La Warre, Diane Lewis, Douglas Robinson, Martin Monroe, Mary Zerkel, Barbara Yoakam, James White. Row 3-John Mason, Harold Neep- er, Lorilee Lowry, James E. Mayer, Kathleen Mort, Ruth Leonard, Eileen Mann, Sharon Poff. Row 4-David Shambarger, Wend- all Ramsdail, Judith Wallace, Phillip Whitehouse, Martha Jane Shade, Harold McConnell, Cheryl Post. -73- Mrs. Cooper Row i-Kathleen Sneary, Carol Sodders, Jack Slattery, Kanny Mathews. James Martin, Karen Winegardner, Larry Siferd, Sue Nixon, Diane Rfemesch. Row 2-Garry Price, Katy Glascc, Sandra Seiling, Diana Mart, Alice Owens, Gene Vires, Larry Iglichols, Gene Gossard, David Ice. Row 3-Jacqueline Market, Myran Sneary, Peggy Jo Gooclenough, James Oglesbee, Larry Mason, Jerry Monroe, Larry Knott, Thomas Rees, Darlene Remines, Thomas Mauch. Row 4-Janet Lang, May Cava- naugh, Cherly Ann Perkins, Peg- gy Lou McDaniel, Delores Haithcock, Barbara Leffler, Wayne Miller, Kathleen Smith, Don Boger. Grade Two Mrs. Boger Row 'I--Eugene Clemens, William Buchanan, Bryce Clark, William Bradford, Michael Davis, Robert Cotrell. Row 2-Cathie Ann Brown, Mich- ael Bradford, Maria Breda, Elaine Bowsher, Donald Cotner, John Biery, Carolyn Anderson. Row 3-Nancy Jean Degood, Linda Sue Barnes, Gerald Dalton, Sharon Anne Coleman, Rose Croft, George Dalton, Carol Ann Binkley. Row 4-Richard Downing, Michael Cochron, John Binkley, Carol Crafg, Becky Alden, Jack Baum. Mrs. Shockley Row 'l-Dole Grimm, Phyllis Ed- wards, Judy Feister, Janice Bowsher, Sandra Basinger. Row 2-Howell Glover, Anne Hef- ner, Michael Fritchie, Marion Earl, Phyllis Gelo, Rita Kay Foster. Row 3-Rosie Hershberger, Kathryn Flanigan, David Freel, Betsy Lor- sen, Jerry Goodwin, Dennis Lange. Row 4-Patricia Keating, Daniel Markley, Steven Hodosko, R. B. Owsley, Som Owsley, Jacqueline Howell. Mrs, Ullman Row 'I-Gary Lee Kidd, Barbara Pitchford, Richard Long, Ann Whetstone, Sally Lee Lore, Don- na Verbryke, Caroldean Mer- shon, Helen Lance, Lydia Holten, Micheal Klopps. Row 2-Lester Hardesty, Jerry Lynn Weeks, Richard Van Meter, Terry Lewis, David Johnson, Carol White, Josephine Wallace, Linda Sue Lee, Ruthann Ver- bryke. Row 3-Patrick Allison, Jane Zim- merman, Dale Allen, Judith Tom- linson, Patricia Dowing, Charles Hunsaker, Sharon Margraves, Alice Long, Huey Greer. Row 4-Jerome Howard York, Ter- ry Frysinger, Sally Knecht, O. C. Owsley, Carolyn Linhart, Juli- anne Hall, Billy West, Craig Weaver, Florence Griffen. ,74- Miss Kempher Row l-Barbara Riffle, Jay Schug, Janice Oglesbee, Rulh Ann Riem- ech, John Thomas, Lewis Roes- ner, Sharon Lee Markel. Row 2-Susan Merrill, Lynda Pale, Kay Richardson, Rila Prater, Gwen Worline, Lynda Lou Sham- barger, Beverly Jo Smilh. Row 3-Wesfley, Summers, Richard Rees, Larry Jo Simerly, Karen Posf, Gary Sloll, Richard Swartz, Lawrence Gross. Row 4-Beverly Rankin, Donna May Leffler, Rickey Vermillion, Bar- bara Hailhcock, Paul Van Gun- dy, Belly Jean Maxwell, Jackie Wadin. Grade Une Mrs. Kepharl Row 'l-Sandra Sue Glasco, Thom- as Saddler, Michael Brown, William Hirshberger, Sandra Boop, Rosalie Cavanaugh, Saun- dra Ford. Row 2-Joyce Slone, Barbara Ann Bollinger, James Cowan, Sher- rill Flick, Charles Cannode, Stephan Bowsher, Billy Finch, Brenda Bay. Row 3-Connie Edginglon, Carol Ann Dray, Linda Baber, Jeanne Cline, Sue Cummings, Susie Ow- sley, Peggy Dickerson. Row 4-Macky Baker, Kurt Braun, David Evans, Sleven Cleaves, Albert Robinson, Douglas Bolen, Charles Baker. Miss Profit Row 'l-Judy Harps, Emma Jean Hale, Carol Ann Gossard, Tom- my Flanigan, Barbara Klingler, Crystal Cavanaugh, Barbara Row 2-Elizabeth Johnson, Larry Mari, Larry Wahlie, Ricky War- ren, Carol Longbrake, Michael Melas, Wayne Hicks. Row 3-Connie Davis, Roy Goss- ard, .Rober1 LaWarre, Beverly Fox, Carolyn Mason, Irene Ows- ley, Susan Kay Slallery, Row 4-Francis AllenC9Y, Terry Fredricks, Marine Owsley, Den- nis Hawkey, James Funk, Ken- nelh Manlague, Nancy Heffner. Cnles. ,75- This was the when the sixth grade had three teachers and two rooms. for classes held in the halls, while the third grade hung their wraps in the hall. ofthe evergrowing number ot instrumental music students. -76- BUT... . . .the elementary track team won the 1951 Grade School Lima Junior Olympics and the 200 yd. relay trophy. . . the students found new achievements in art. . . of two teachers in one room, the new enlarged one on ground floor. . . . the first graders got their first taste of Shawnee's vocal music department. -77- Maintenance Cooks Goldie Loyer Berneda Delong Ruth Bowersock Alice Bradford Lulu Near Betty Eyler ,fanitors Albert Bunke, head lamtor Hap Isham, engineer Custodian Jesse Brewbaker Bus Drivers Richard Roeder Nile Miller Ira McBride George James Frank Claar Paul Hughes Donald Price Loren Van Meter Elmer Yoakam Wendall Bowsher Harold Kindy Lawrence Deckrosh Roy Crites Wilbur Byerly Francis Younkman Lawrence Umbaugh ..75- Calendar SEPTEMBER 4 School open and our troubles begin 7 Football Olympia-can't push us around 12 F. F. A. meeting 14 Football at Lafayette-we won 42-0 21 Football with Spencerville-we lost 13-12 22 Seniors start having their pictures taken Spanish Club hayride-muy bien! 25 Hi-Y meeting 22 Jr. Hi football at Columbus Grove 28 Football at Elida-oh well, another time Lovely weather for driving class OCTOBER 3 F. F. A. meeting Y-Teen Initiation 4 Jr. Hi football at Elida 5 Football with Pandora-more funl 6 Hi-Y hayride-yes, boys? 10 Y-Teen meeting 11 Jr. Hi football with Van Wert 12 Football at Delphos-still going 17 Jr. Hi football at Delphos 18 Football with St. Rose-that second half! 19 Teachers' meeting at Toledo-oh boy, no school 24 Y-Teens-more? 25 Jr. Hi football at Spencerville 26 Homecoming game with Columbus Grove-boo hoo! 27 Spanish Club initiation at Lec's-have some liver? 29 F. H. A. party 31 Jr. Hi football at Columbus Grove NOVEMBER 2 Football with Wapak-it's always in the snow! 5 Hi-Y skating party-oops, ouch! 7 F. F. A. meeting 9 Football with Forest-Yippee, an upset 19-14 Guidance Assembly-Tony Bowers-The Legal Profession 10 Jr. Hi-Y at Bitler's 13 Hi-Y meeting 15 Dress rehearsal for the Minstrel- Once more Pacldie. 16 Carnival-The reign of Queen Ann, Twenty-Pie, Lynn and Sandra 19 WIMA football banquet-Coop got a trophy 20 Junior class play, Seventeenth Summer -Sniff, sniff 21 Thanksgiving assembly given by the Jr. Hi Chorus 30 Basketball starts-a close one over Ada DECEMBER 5 F. F. A. meeting 7 B. B. at St. Marys-ouch, 43-33 8 Dads' Sample Fair-where did my balloon go? 12 Y-Teen and Hi-Y panel discussion-oh brother! 14 B. B. with Bluffton-we won 18 Beaverdam game postponed-snow, snow, snow 19 SNOW, SNOW, and oh boy, no school till '52 JANUARY 4 B. B. at Delphos Jeff-that . . . 7 Well, back to school again 8 B. B. with Elida-sweet revenge Guidance Assembly-Ned Garver-Lessons in Life from Baseball 9 F. F. A. meeting Y-Teens-all of ten 10 Jr. Hi Basketball at Bluffton Hi-Y meeting 4 13 Jr. Hi B. B. at Central-Basketball with New Knoxville-well . . . 14 Senior Class party-Alloway went thataway 15 B. B. at Van Wert-there should be a-law! 16 P. T. A.-A Cappella choir gives Christmas program ...79... Calendar 18 Basketball at Spencerville-Len outscored Mick anyway - 22 B. B. with Columbus Grove-more fun, an upset and sweet revenge 25 Basketball at Lafayette-some foul shots! 28 Hi-Y meeting 29 B. B. with Beaverdam-whew, too close for comfort 31 Hi-Y meeting FEBRUARY 1 Basketball with Celina postponed-the flu Chemistry class writes Ed 2 Senior scholarship tests at Central Spanish Club Leap Year party 5 B. B. with Cridersville-ouch, 83-59 6 F.F.A. meeting 7 Jr. Hi Basketball at Delphos 8 Basketball at Gomer-We 66-they 40-Len sets record of 38 Seniors started polishing apples, huh Bonnie? 11 Hi-Y skating party-will they never learn? Teachers' meeting 13 Guidance Assembly-Dr. J. E. Hartzler-On to Mount Olympus 15 Basketball with Wapak-we 65, they 42 18 Chemistry students make home brew 19 Hi-Y meeting Madrigal sings for Rotary-the big city 21 Jr. Hi Basketball at Columbus Grove 2 Basketball at Kenton-we 60, they 40 No school-George W's birthday 25 Chemists distilled their brew today.-Hic Senior scholarship test results announced - Lavonne 8. Bonnie were high 26 Basketball Tournament at Bluffton College. Oh well, maybe next year! Nette put the Ford in the ditch. Junior class rings. MARCH 5 F.F.A. meeting 6 Dorothy got 36 out of 45 in chem. 7 Dad's pancake supper-pass the syrup, please 10 Seniors receive their name cards 11 Assembly on Alaskan Living by Fred Matchetanz 13 Operetta, Sweethearts 14 Second performance of Herbert's Sweethearts 17 Seniors make trip to the Lima Public Library 18 Donkey basketball game-hee-haw 21 Gundance Assembly-S. R. Bolles-Occupation Preparation 26 Y-Teens-finally! Every Pupil Tests-now, this doesn't count on your grades 28 Band concert-oompah, oompah APRIL 1 District Scholarship Testsfwhere's my brain 2 F.F.A. meeting 4 Senior class play Our Miss Brooks - Now, Hugo. 5 Athletic Banquet 9 Y-Teens meeting 15 Pre-school clinic 18 Eisteddfocl 24 Miami Glee Club 25 Northwest Conference Track Meet at Pandora 30 Y-Teens meeting MAY 3 District State Scholarship tests 7 F.F.A. meeting 10 Olympics 18 Baccalaureate 21 Commencement 22 Prom 27 School closes-Whoopee! -go- Ark of Sweets - Asbestos Roofing Co. - Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton - Basinger's Jewelry Store - Bayliff Funeral Home - Beck Insurance - - Bennett 81 Bennett - Biery, Dr. R. J. - - Bishop-Kroske Studios - Bitler Bros. Construction - Black Motor Sales - - Boyle, Clem, Florist - - Brattain, Dr. Dayne W. - Bungalow Pharmacy - Bunke,C.F. - - - Cable 81 Cable - Cairo Elevator - - - Campnell 81 Company - Carter, H. W. ----- Central Building 81 Loan - - - Chiles 8: Son Funeral Home Christoff's Lakeside Market - - City Loan 81 Savings - - Clem's Cash Market - Copus, Florist - - - Creviston's Hardware - Davis-Miller 81 Son - - - Davisson, Soliday 8- Sullivan Decker's Dairy Bar ----- Dinkel Cleaners - - - Drive In Theatres fTheJ - Eaton 81 Endly Insurance - Ebling Supply Co. - - - Elmview Dairy - Elmview Store - - Equity ----- Evan's Coal Co CTheJ - Evans Electric Co. - Farm Bureau Insurance - - First Federal Savings 81 Loan Flanigan, Ted L., Realtor - - - Fleetwing Service Station - Folsom Insurance Agency - Ford-Pugh Potato Chip Co. - - Fritchie Asphalt Co. - - Gooding Insurance Co. - Grand Hardware - - - Green 8. Sawyer Co. QTheJ - - Gregg's ------ Halker Implement Co. - amemayn Hanold, Dr. Harry J. - Hart's ------- Heifner's Home Insulation Co. - Hi-Grade Dairy Bar - - - Hittepole's Sohio Service - - - Hodosko 8- Son ---- Hofeller, Hiatt 81 Clark - Home Bank ----- Hoover Appliance - Huddle fTheJ - Hughes 81 Son - Hume Equity - Hume Store - Jacob's China - Jenkins, Don ---- Johnson, J. R., M. D. ---- Jones' Furniture Bt Gift Store Jones' Hardware ---- Katter, Hugh B., Insurance Kay's ------- Kelly Coal 8- Builders - Kesner, John ---- Kewpee ------ Kohli Plumbing 8K Heating - Kohn's, Inc. ----- Leader Store CTheD - Lewis Market - - - Lima Cement Products - Lima Packing Co. ---- Lima Paint 81 Color Co. fTheJ Lima Telephone 8- Telegraph CTheJ Lockwood Real Estate ---- Ludwig, Earl ----- Madison's ------ Marshall 81 Fess Grocery Maytag Store ------- McAdam Venetian Blind Co. McCluer's Appliances ---- Meadow Gold Dairy - Metropolitan Bank - Midget Radio Shop - Miller's Food Market - Mohler's Flowers - - Morris Bros. - - Myer's Hardware ---- Murray's, Arthur Dancing Studio Naborhood Super Market - Nameplate 81 Monogram Co. National Cash Register Co. - - -51... Nesbitt Sandwich Shop - - 102 News-Gazette ------ 98 Nick's Brake 8. Steering - - - 97 O'Connor-McLaughlin Co. CThei 115 Ohio Power '------ 93 Ohio Steel Foundry Co. iTheJ - 92 Olsem's Florist ------ 100 Pangles' ---- - 115 Penney's ---- - 92 Pepsi-Cola Bottling - - 83 Peerless Coal Co. - - 94 Quinn's ---.....- 112 Randall Graphite Bearing Co. - 88 Rawl's, Inc. ------- 84 Reichelderfer 81 Graham - - - 110 Roeder, Roy Realty Co. - - 105 Roeder-Winegardner, Inc. - 105 Rodeffer's Cleaners - - 110 Roloson Tent 8. Awning - - 91 Rope Truck Sales - - - - 100 Rossfeld, Dr. A. W. - - 111 Rower's Jewelers - - 109 Sealts ---- - 106 Seitz Insurance - - 117 Schulien's Hi-Speed - - B9 Shawnee Grocery - - - 99 Shawnee Heights Store - - 113 Smith Insurance Service - - 118 Sowards Funeral Home - - 97 Stadium Grocery - - - - 84 Stein's Studio - - - 87 Stippich Hardware - - 116 Stocktons ----- - 83 Stolly Insurance Agency - - 85 Strong, Strong, 8. Strong - 99 Superior ------ - 114 Susie-Q ------ - 105 Sweetland Confectionery - - IO7 Swift 81 Co. ----- - 89 Tilton 8: Son - '- - - - - 89 Timmerman Farm Equipment - 93 Tomlinson Brake 81 Spring - - 94 Two Legs, Inc. ---- - 91 Turner Implement Co. - - 94 Wahlie, A. J. ------- 101 Webb Insurance Agency, Inc. - 83 WIMA - -.--..-- 107 Yoakam's Garage - - - 87 Zender Music Store - - 117 !! !! !! !! !! ! l! !! !! ll !! !! !! ll Q! II It E! !! !! !! H !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! II li r1o1u111zx1r1o1o1o1u3n:mrio1a1oiu1uinx1o1og-.:1:: 1:11-1:1-1 1 1 321211: Saving S1 or more starts you on your way with a savings account . . . Financing Use City Loon credit to buy o better car . . TV set . . . appliances . farm implements. Ask your dealer for the thrifty City Loan plan THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS C0MPANY sivmossmo. sivmos sumo. 200 W. Market 'I2'I W. Augloize Lima, Ohio Wapclkoneta, Ohio siu ia1o1o:x:1ns:n1o:14v3cxir2ri4:4i4r1 -82.... ::::1u:u1z-nioioioi 1 1 THE HUME STORE Boll Bond Rubber Footwear Radlo 8. Televlslon Sales 8. Service THE JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Frank D Least Hume Ohio Franklin Leist Drink WEBB INSURANCE INC Pepsi-cola If Par To Pars:-co1.A BUTTLING CUMPANY A Phone 9-4751 116-'II8 Water St. ELMVI EW DAIRY Dealer of All Posteurized Milk Products Ice Creom and Butter You Can ll7bip Our Cream But You Ca1z't Beat Our Milk Phone 7-4407 A. W. Copus .foazcrinl izicisinxui 1010101 ::::::- ici:-L-::::: 1:ixizi:i::n1n.::n1cxxznzu-.znznizixz-:iz 11:1-1 ::i::i:z 1 Compliments of RAWLS, INC. GOODYEAR TIRES, TRACTOR TIRE RE-LUGGING, TIRE RECAPPING ARMSTRONG TIRES Phone 9-4066 125 W. Spring St. Lima, Ohio B1 ,I 'W 1, I , I , , I , THE EVANS COAL I COMPANY Phone 48111 Domestic - Commercial - Industrial Coal of All Kinds Stokers - Furnaces - Blowers Stoker Repairing Furnace Cleaning Repairing of All Makes E. Market St. and B. 81 O. R. R. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Tl-IE CENTRAL BUILDING 8: LUAN C0. 124 West High Street Lima, Ohio Good Luck . Congratulations Class of 1952 Class of '52 ' From your STADIUM GROCERY and MAYTAG STORE Lou Bindel, Manager 1050 E' Elm St' P 212 South Main Street Lima Ohio UMA, OHIO Phone 5-5901 -84-V i:::::::i 1 yi:i::i:: iuiniczi:1:zxlnl-01-:::::i::::::::::-:ini ininsericizixlz loin:-n1:i:1:l 1 3ni:::::::1-niozciniczzi 1:1nizist.-:luxuiui:-iozcioiuin EBLING SUPPLY COMPANY Coal, Builders' Supplies, Gas and Oil DELPHOS AVENUE 81 METCALF STREET Lima, Ohio Phone 4-4441 Compliments of MYEW3 HARDWARE Fleeiwing Service Station AND DRY R. J. DICKERSON CARL MCCALL Complete service plumbing, Heating Und Phone 8-9121 Mefwlf and vane Electrical Supplies We carry a complete stock of K urfees Paint Gooding Insurance Go. Phone 18-4563 Crldersvllle, Ohlo 604 Citizens Bldg. STOLLYINSURANCE AGENCY Phone 5-9411 601 Cook Tower INSURANCE ANY - ALL KINDS Limo, Ohio -35- nv sion. nioioinimxiixiznicxinioicninrimxloioicsil 1 10101010151xxnioioioiobnriniuioioioioic The candle was the Compliments of ART 8. BILL HI-GRADE DAIRY BAR SANDWICH SHOP 325 N. Cole Lima, Ohio Compliments of Davis Miller and Son Phone 48641 119 North West Street Compliments of Congratulations Clem's Cash Market and C,m,,f,52 Filling Station Clem's Corner THE HoME BANK THE GI-lII10 ELEVATUR G0 Coiro, Ohio Cridersville, Ohio Phone 16-151 Grain Storage a Specialty ---1 1o- -:ir--. 1 -r 1 1:-1:-:Lui is iz:-11:-:--.zimri izzizzzqnni inioioincunimiu -1 -36- 34-it qmu1sx101o1o1rr1oio1u1o1o11r14x1cn viuiugnini x1o1o1u1u1 11111010101 :1 in 1 ::1u1c1n1u1n 1 :r1o1c:1oi 11 1 1 1:1 : 1 :: 1 1 10 1 91' Best of Luck STEIN'S STUDIO Official Class Photographer For The Best Potato Chips Try ., NMM-1-:ffziiiriziiiliiiriiiii. 1i'i-ii -'- 1 3 V.--' li-'-T31 'o.Q . ..,. ,.,i 1 Q ,., 553512:-. :':35E5E5E5E5:5'5': :E5E3Z5:::'Efff?-1'.'.1,1:-E-Eli:-. .4.,. tqt '1:s1a:s:z:. xz gzzii. E ,Q A Ford-Pugh Potato Chip Co. T10 Harrison Avenue UNO, Ohio Phone 9-7293 Compliments of CABLE fl' CABLE Attorneys Cook Tower Mrs. Guyton: Hermie, for what was Louie XIV chiefly responsible? Hermie C.: Louis XV, ma'am. YUAKI-lM'S GARAGE Arthur Yoakam Ferguson Sales 81 Service Phone Lima 74330 Buckland 3907 Hume Ohio 1010101911 inioioioioiciicxioioioirxixxixrioioioirri U U U U U ! U n U U U ! ll U U u U ! 1: U u U ! U U U U I ::1u1n U U U U U U U !! U U U U U U U U U U U U U i if u 1 ii ll 1v1axiez xni1 x11uioi4rl:11:uv14sjoioio:riu::rjoi4sio1cs1:s1crisr4 Congratulations To Class of 52 Compliments of MOHLER'S FLOWERS C. F. BUNKE 1052 Bellefontoine Ave. Realtoy H2 WeS1Market Lima' Ohio Corner of Shawnee Rd. 8: Breese Rd. ii Phones: 5-9031-9-7001 Route 1 Lima li 1 i! Best Wishes to the 1952 Groduofes of Shawnee High School ii ii U H RANDALL GRAPHITE BEARINGS, INC. li SLEEVE BEARINGS AND PILLOW BLOCKS ' ' Phone 4-4911 Lima, Ohio ii !! ll Complimenfs of li THE LIMA H TELEPHONE rr TELEGRAPH co. Limo, Ohio ii 4-771 1 ii 1110201014 1011 1010101 1101010101011I1ll1l ll1Il1ll1ll14li1b1 lilliliillilllllilbiillllii 1n1u--A-r- -- 1 'in'- i1li0'u-- l rin ic: n:::-1:1-:::a':m ::pqic1::::z::: ::::3:::i:::w For Dependable One Stop Service, Bring Your Car To: SCllULIEN9S III-SPEED 419 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio H. A. TILTON 81 SUN Plumbing and Heating Contractors cmd Engineers 220 W. High St. Lima, Ohio Swiftk i'iA Ice Cream One does get tired. Best Wishes to the Class of H5211 THE HUDDLE Dave 81 Chas. McClain Phone 4-6881 Lima, Ohio Compliments of THE GREEN 81 SAWYER 00. General Contractors and Transit Mixed Concrete Plant Phone 9-0670 Office 4-0351 H ll ii U li il !i we II n II U H if U H !! II ll n If ii I! ll H II ii U !! if li n if li H !! U 41 U li il li U u H u !! !! I! E! l! irxioioicscpisianioiniozmiur 1 'riuqou 2 :stucco 1 nie: 1 :Loi-1 1 ::1ix1ir1o1o14 I ui2-101-:ici:s1oc:e.-31-:suing-..-xcnieizixzugcxxrxi :i zizi o1oioi::::-gig-5 The Quilna Staff Wishes To Thank The Following Contributors W. L. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart 8. Steve Mr. and Mrs. Alva Thomas Dr. D. L. Becker Mack Camera Store Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Romaker Bob Mayer Hearing Aid Center Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simpkins Vera Simpkins Richard Jackson Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Seiling Welker Bros. Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Russel Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Lotz Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Polser Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Anspach Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Rolla O. Bowsher Mr. E. A. Bowsher Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Young Dr. and Mrs. Wence Markley Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Eastman Mr. A. I. Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Carl Settlemire Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Doyle l14i11 1l 2 ago.. in ficrirnirnizximriavicrizxiuximncn ioioiuininmp 1020101010 3010101 TL- .,-,., ,Il Tents, Awnings, Bags, ond Tclrpoulins Any Port is Okay Co., Inc. Awning Designers Compliments of TWU LEGS, INC. C nnwzs Products 117-125 Wcifer St Limo, Ohio SWEATERS 3-1831 JACKETS Phone 228 N. Mciin St. Limo, Ohio Congratulates the Grads of '52 For Your Dancing Pleasure Phone or Drop In at Studio 58Vz Public Square Lima Phone 88233 The Roloson Tent 8. Awning ioinioioloioiolc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 !! 1 1 1 !! 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 !! 11 1 1 ll 1 II 1 11 1 1 1 II 11 1 11 Il :nano-NX is 3901010101 xi: Q91 rinioiui11111501010:niningooioioioiaainierioiaiuifn 11014 Best Wishes To The Class of 1952 THE 0HIO STEEL F0llllIlRY 00. The Senior Scouts ? ? ? Shop ot Penney's For Quality School Clothing For Girls and Boys of all Ages PENNEY'S J. C. Penney Co., Inc. West Market ot Elizabeth Street Limo, Ohio Compliments of DEOKER'S DAIRY BAR FOR REFRESHMENTS Cridersville, Ohio v11xio11o:ricni1r: l c:1cx11n:erierjcri1 3 TIMMERMAN FARM EQUIPMENT 00. FARM EQUIPMENT 825 Findlay Road, Lima, Ohio For a Good Deal-See Us TRACTDR Industrial Agricultural Equipment Compliments of ELMVIEW STIIRE J. B. Spyker, Prop. Phone 6-4641 Shawne Bennett and Bennett Attorneys-at-Law 801 National Bank Building Lima, Ohio Compliments of CIIRISTDFFS LAKESIDE MARKET Lima, Ohio 501 Findlay Road 111510491 1..1.,-.....-.- 1 1.-. 111-01--------n-oif----nz. 1102. The champion in bed with a cold was told that he had a temperature. How high is it, Doctor? Len V wanted to know. A hundred and one What's the area's record? JL?Txi1x M If intl A 5 N ti- x., Q A . an eyeful of ECONOMICS Eyes can't he replaced at any price. Electric light is plentiful and cheap. Test question: What's to he gained hy using a 40-watt bulb where a 100-watter should he? 'm OHIO POWER Ca NJ' ,--.,1. , Y1.,1,,1.,1.1r,,...1.,1.n-boi-aixnicriaric 1s3e:1a:::r:n:i::::::i1:i. 1N:i::i:: 11:11:94 C on gmtulations and Good Wishes to every member of the graduating class. Whether you go on to college or start immediately to work you'll find help in the many friendly services of the Metropolitan Bank. We invite you to make full use of them. Uhr Qlilvtrnpnlitan liank of Lima, Ohio The Bank for Eueryo Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation Darlene C.: I'm going to marry a patrolmanf' Tomlinson Brake and Spring Service 212 South Elizabeth Phone 7-8941 Lima Ohio Turner mplement Company International Harvester Farmall Tractors Farm implements Milk Coolers Bea W.: How thrilling! What's his name? Home Freezers Darlene: I don't know his name, but l've got RefrigerO'fOrS his number. 'i ' Phone 4-1461 Jack: Would you call for help if I tried to kiss you? Lois: Do you need help? 133 Wafer Sf. LilTlCl, Ohio PEERLESS COAL COMPAN Y Member: Will-Burt Coal QUALITY COALS Automatic H . emmg 328 East Kibloy Street Slokers Service Phone 4-0181 34,1,j010q-:o14nin3r--'--:- 3 -- ----------- Lima, Ohio finer Q l I 54 !! l! U U U I X !l U !! U U II X H !! H Q I II 3 !! U U n l H U Hi u -..-e.- -- ----,.-,.- - -.,-,.-.,.-.-...i ----' -subunit - 1-H --- -- -ni' -0--s - ----..1.,- joioioioicninioioioiniui a INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE - AEROPLANE - HOME - FARM FACTORY - BUSINESS - PROFESSION DAVISSUN, SIILIDAY, SULLIVAN 1002 Ncl1'I Bunk Bldg. - Lima - Phone 9-5610 m s he rt e In Lima It's Ixiej ii - -- 'V' '41 I 5 or-no 129 North Main St. Compliments of CHILES X SON FUNERAL ll0ME Ambulance Service - Oxygen Equipment Wayne and Washington Phone 27001 7391 1 7 3921 in :::s1cl:r::ri::z:i:inia 3n1o:o1m1 --esr1rqpr-'---'- if-1 -in -1---1 1..1.:1c.1.s2-vi-piavi-1:x1.r1 1. 1. .111 . 1 .1 -1 Congratulations Class of SZ MADlsoN's The Fashion Shop of Lima Compliments ot NABURHUUD Aq .1 fL ,S G . V,, . 1300 Belletontaine Ave. - f i' X. f' iw ' ' Hamilton Elgin Lima, Ohio Longines Wittnouer Le Coultre JOHN HODOSKO 81 SON 210 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio Mr. Roeder: Well, how stupid you are, to be sure! Can't you multiply eighty-eight by twenty-tive? l'll wager that Charles B. can do it in less than no time. Les K.: I shouldn't be surprised. They say that tools multiply very rapidly these days. Compliments of DINKEL CLEANERS Complete Dry Cleaning service 414 W. North St. Lima, Ohio 1:n-:--'------- T- --'--f--msn:------'----wupn-u-- -------unix - -------aeblr-1r4 111 H0101 Qpnioiz 1.41101 xroioininxmninqevoioiq-101011 1o1cni4si4s1ar1fv11r1o1oicv1o1o1ar1o1o1o1 l! !! !! Q ! U !! ll I ! U U E! !! E! U U il :1:.1n1 ll i! i! U u ii H li I 6911111110 NICK'S M 126 I. IIGII S'l'f 1 llll. 01110 Brake ami Steering Service Compliments of E- C- Nick H0ef'e' Grevislon Hardware Company West 8. High Phone 8-1411 ' L. EARL LUDWIG 114-116 Water Sf., Lima, 0. Attorney-of-Low 1101 Cook Tower 'Limc1, Ohio Best Wishes To The Class of 1952 BLACK MUTUR SALES, INC. Dodge - Plymouth Il ll Dodge Job Roied Trucks 512 W. High St. Lima, Ohio Off to The Artic CRoom 61 V EVANS ELECTRIC CU. 16 Public Square I-ima, Ohio Phone 3-7661 Compliments of SUWARDS FUNERAL I'IOME 519 W. North St. Lima, Ohio Phone 9-4211 197- 101: 1 -: 1 1: r: u1n1n1 :: 1:1 : :: u1u1::1:r1c 1 :wnn:1u1o1 ri1z1pjaa1axifv1arirs: 1 THE NEWS-GAZETTE PRINTING CO. 23 amz essmtffa irfszwswv -ia WQW 13' My . zvzlzgzggzg:,.,:131:Z,, 523-I- .Q:Q1 -1:5-Q: Ezyygrgiggggzgzgzgzigg 2?i?EE2i2eEaiie2e2e2EEEEEZEEiQ?1isE11:11l1512.1.f:1.-.1 225,312-1 fi 1:1211lzfeisfizieieiliiFF12?'f2:ffi2i2ifi1:f1:'11f' i2i i 'ii-E 2-is . :s ':'-111131: :za ff: -:I gi: 52 -:gg 521555253 5 22 ::V:-:-:':g:g2g:gt1Ig1gv:-:-:-:g:g:g:g:p1gIgZ:!:-:-:,., :gg 12 z--1: ,1 gf' 511112 .1.E?2I22ai?12322ii?2:eE23EiiiE2l1252EiQ:2:5 ie 1 3-Tlliliifiiiii ,f E2g:a::g.,- a:1:a:L222?zf'1.j Ei' I ,ff5::-2343251223222 ml Catalogue - Book - Commercial PRINTING 2I7-ZI9 North Union St. Phone 6-6501 Lima, Ohio 1 wiv:-1 f f W - -- - - - 11--in ff .. - .. - 0103, - ,-1cn11n:1.1o:g..14,3 .q. -9g.. vtbflfbioivl' ln-61-111-wir' o a1uvi--- '- r--sQor-i-n-n--,qpf--.z.-- Strong, Strong 8g Strong Architects - Limo Compliments ot Hugh B. Katter - District Mgr. The Equitable Life Insurance Society of U. S. LIFE INSURANCE EDUCATIONAL PLANS RETIREMENT PLANS SERVICE STATIDN 901 Shawnee Road Phone 3-9011 -:vicvioi iz '::sia:1::is1o1c.i::i::1:u:.: 1 - Low Interest - Long Term Mortgage City, Suburban 6' Farm Properties No excuse for dirty 'hands now. -99- if xinxnoioioi ring Qximvicrioizrinifrioioioiaairnjcrioioixiniuicrioicsiciiriim 10141101014 Compliments of ULSEM FLURIST 336 S. Woodlawn Ave. Lima Ohio VISIT THESE LIMA OWNED DRIVE-IN THEATERS THE LIMA DRIVE-IN THEATER 2 Miles South on U. S. 25 THE GLORIA DRIVE-IN THEATER 2 Miles North on U. S. 25 THE SHARON DRIVE-IN THEATER 2 Miles West on Elm St. Rcl. No Baby Sitter Costs -- Come Dressed as You Are Snack Bar for Your Convenience Ideal for Elderly People -- In the Car Speakers Catering to Families and Children Horace and Eunice Shock Owners P lL.t D H.: S 'e ett' 'ecl? RUPE TRUGK SALES, ING. GU To3fhZlne? GYM 9 mmm' Dove: To Pot. She's cz lovely girl and I think International Motor Trucks she's very economicoI. P l: Wh k h' k ? PARTS - SALES - SERVICE GU Q' ma es You T ' so ' Dove: Well, she's olwoys trying to reduce 750 Bellef0nlC1lNe Ave- expenses. When I go to See her every evening, she puts out the light and in- Phone 4-8241 Limo, Ohio Sists thot we both Sit on the some choir. -'I 00- w1er1cvi4:1ri1 v1cni4a11r:cmc4n1ix ro101901011v1o1u1u:oo14.io1n14n1ux7cvi1ricr14 nian14r Remember-Dec. I8 to Dec. 21? Wise Men Lay Up Knowledge Congratulations Shawnee School Joi-IN KESNER W. Elm St. Road Groceries - Meat Gas - Oil Compliments of Dayne W. Brattain, D.D.S. B. A' Wren A. J. Wahlie 601 Nat'l Bank Bldg. Lima Phone Phone Buckland 98BI Lima 7-4338 HUME EQUITY EXCHANGE HUME, OHIO Makem Feed Fabricators Steel Builders Grain - Coal - Feed - Fencing MODERN MACHINE FOR GRINDING AND MIXING , GASOLINE AND OIL Compliments of Ken MiIIer's Food' Market Free Delivery 208 S. Main Lima, Ohio -I0'I- iojojojoioioi xioioiucu ini pioioioioiuioqz Compliments of GRAN D HARDWARE Lima, Ohio ...I iniolezzzixz: 1u1n:::1:1:n3o24:::nto1cisici:r:o1Qci:i:izricl niszizixzz 1 in-U Compliments of HITTEPOLE'S S0l'Il0 7 senvlcla Nesbill Sandwich Shop 1 SOHIO PRODUCTS Phone 8-0591 Hamburgers Bellefonfcuine 8. Elm Frosted Malts Open or closed shop? French Fries 321 W. High St. Phone 79671 Res. Phone 6-4317 B. F. K0llLI Plumbing and Heating Contractor 134. N. Union Street Lima, Ohio 201 rioioio-10101 ias11s:s1c:i1ri1 ri114x:sics14r1111 -4102- Lima - Ohio 3 E! !! H U 1 E! !! U U I ll !! U !! II 1 11 Y! U 1 1 I1 1 ll 1 1 u II 1 1 H H u E! ll ...J 1zp1oioio1c1c14x n1 i ll ll Compliments of Compliments of ll KoHNs, mc. Kiswrsii I sANowicH 106 E- ll Since 1918 Market Lima, Ohio I si-lor Luggage, Musical Goods ii iii N. Elizabeth Af Caffe md CWM' Money Saving Prices Quality Watches, Diamonds is ei ci I ll Compliments of P1ii'rcHiP: ASPHALT si PAVING cu. BLACKTOP DRIVES ll PARKING LOTS I BARN-FEEDING LOTS BARN FLOORS, Etc. ii I !! Phone 4-4651 I Findlay Rd. Limo, Ohio l! I! U ll ll Mr. Knecht: Now, if I were to be flogged, ii what would that be? ii Class: lin unisonj That would be corporal ll punishment. ll Mr. Knecht: But if I were to be beheaded? Class: Istill in unisonl Oh, that would be Phone 73751 EATON 81 ENDLY capital! ll I! I ' ' 410 Dominion Building ll Saverna: What kind of car has Dick? . Oh. Paddie: A pray-as-you-enter! Lima lo Loioic 1 1:11101 L-101: 1 911: 1 1111: 1 L-101 101010101011 1oio1oi0i01o1n1 vioioioinioioin -103- inqparicri-1u1o1o1o1fm1oio1cr1mn1ir1n1n ll ll !I !! I !! ii i GX T1-n1:x1::1 1: :i14: :1 ll il ll ll I ll ll II U I I I! is I ii Il I I I ii in I! I II II ,li nicziesoifinzmici::i:r:oic:::xir.1oic:1::in14 1:11:11 1 guzszzizzizz 1 1 --:1::- LIMA CEMENT PRDDUGTS, ING. SPENCERVILLE RD. AND ERIE RAILROAD .,-' , CONCRETE, CINDER AND CELOCRETE BLOCK BRICK AND STEEL SASH PHONE 5-630I LIMA, OHIO OLIVER Compliments of SALES . . . SERVICE Cos? Reducing Equipment Limo, Ohio Come In-Let's Get Acquainted at the '51 Hcilker Implement Co. 1030 Findlay Road Phone 9-9481 Limo, Ohio inioioioiuc-:ui1limvioioioabcxiuicrilrioioizxosniuioioioaiui ioioioiocbuiuia -104- 1c.1n14.,:rc...:i1.1n1n1.rqnc-..-W1 1 inane.-..-ut.inin--U---qiqiuiaqnozci..1..1c.1..1..1---1. Custom Built Metal Blinds Awnings Ornamental Iron McADAMS VENETIAN BLIND CO. 1303 Bellefontaine Ave. R. A. McAdams Phone 8-1631 Lima, Ohio Kenny F.: Cawkward dancerl lt was nice of you to give me this dance. Pat F.: fsweetlyl Not at all-this is a charity ball. -k -k 9: Clayton: l'm going to kiss you like you've never been kissed before. Judy: Oh, yes, l have. 1 ll U l U U U U U u ll U U Best of Luck Class of 52 SUSIE-Q DRIVE IN, INC. Bellefontaine and Kibby Sts. Lima, Ohio ll ll ll U U U u U U U U U ll u Compliments of ROY E. ROEDER REALTY CO. 701 Cook Tower Phone 4-0611 Lima, Ohio McCluer's Sewing Machine Sales NEccHi World's Finest Sewing Machine Needs No Attachments Models Priced From 5143.50 228 N. Elizabeth Street Phone 7-7881 Lima, Ohio Compliments 0 f I FOLSOM INSURANCE AGENCY 801 Cook Tower RUEIIER-WINEIIARDNEII INSIIIIANGE AGENCY The Agency of Dependable Service 702 Cook Tower All Kinds of Insurance Phone 2-7231 Lima, Ohio !! U U ll U U ll Q ll ll U U U u l ll ll U U ll l U ll ! u zozarxoioxc- nie:-B--r--11--r-ujoiczizpiuz-giczncrczczi 1r:::::i:r11r -105- COME TO THE EQUITY WHERE ICE CREAM IS BEST DR. H. E. WISTERMAN Compliments of DR. R. J. BIERY con Osteopathic Physicians Ph' 4-7471 Limo, Ohio 507-11 Steiner Building Lima, Ohio Best of Luck Class of 1952 ASBESTIIS RUUFING CUMPANY 519 N. Jackson St. Lima, Ohio Phone 7-341 1 ncbuiui nioioioais is 1 rioioiuiniz inioioioqzui nic 112- 1 -- --ui 1 -1 oil: -B --uiuir -106- 1 101 zaczizzizngngnz ng zizziz 1: inxngnzixieim :cz icizizviotmcz :gui ui.-- 7- be 1W1..-l.-..--------in-41. C----....1.Y1..1,1-1-1.sga..,.. -191-a:1..14,1.,3oi-:,,,1,p1010g ll Our Alma Mater Compliments of l FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS EE i AND LIIAII ASSUGIATIUN !! !! ' 199 N. Elizabeth Street ll Lima ohio I H ll H 11 Compllments of Compliments of l H ' H Jones Fumuruns RADIO STATION it it Ann GIFT stone it II -Open Evenings w0I0M'A' ' u Cridersville, Ohio Lima, Ohio ll f it El 3 George Says: Congratulations and Best Wishes ii To The Class of 52 For Quality in Ice Cream and Candy 3 and Every Day Lunches 5 . ll ll ll SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY H On the Square Lima, Ohio li ll li ll i KELLY UUAL 81 BUILDERS - gi MIDGET nzimo snor ,, lj SUPPLY 00. ii W. E. Clemans Wholesale and Retail 2 Building M 'eWL' 129 south snmbefh sf. ll Phone 2-6301 'll'l9 South Metcalf St. Lima, Ohio ?:1,i1 3'a47i' 1 Pl- ',4 1' : 1 : 1::1:r1o1n4::1-g9o14:1314114: 1: 1:1 : 1 : 1: 1 1: 1 1 1 1:10101 v1 mioxoioznzi 1 11010101411 11: l'l00VER APPLIANCES 322-24 N. Mash Phone 8-7171 Flowers Westinghouse Appliances Q 'ewan CLEM BOYLE FLORIST Necelai - Bel-Air-Free - Westinghouse Sewing Mefbfnef 403 W. High si. Lima, Ohio Sales Service So 1hc1t's how They do if! Compliments of THE LIMA PACKING C0. Keystone Brand Meat Products M 219 S. Central Ave. Phone 4-8911 X 1 N X Campnell dc Company General Contractors 155 South Park Lima, Ohio Phone 3-0401 1o1o1o1odb0to1a 11114 1o1o1o1o1oein1o1f 1 -- 1 - 1 1-11+ 1 -1101 1 -' 1 -x1o1u1o1o1'-101101411 -108- qwnzozcfioininrurxoiq 11 1 1 1:1 ROWE'R'S JEWEL!-IRS Authorized Distributors of HAMILTON 8: ELGIN WATCHES 326 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio x1o:o1n:1n1u1cazo1o1oia 111190101011 1 11: 19031101111 Compliments 0 f Bungalow Pharmacy Prescription Druggists Phone 8-9511 Market at Baxter Lima, Ohio Compliments of SUI-IIU PRUDUCTS AND SERVICE Main at Vine Lima, Ohio Jacobs China C0 l.argest Selection of China and Glass Pictures and Gifts ln Northwestern Ohio Hours IO a. m to 9 p. m. Daily Mrs. Guyton fin health classl: Pearl, name five things that contain milk. Pearl: Butter and cheese, ice cream and two cows. 'Jr Lyda: Sandra swears she has never been kissed by a man. Marybeth: Well, isn't that enough to make any girl swear. You're Always Welcome In Lima's Greatest Department 2 to 6 p. m Sunday A Store 4216 S. Dixie Hwy. Lima, Ohio LIMA, 'OHIO RODEFFER CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Pressing 120 East Market Street Personal Service Phone 3-4741 Lima, Ohio 11rien11r2a:i:::,i lain:-izntciiniuici W Fashion Park Clothes I'IoIeIIeIr. Hiatt 8: Clark 237 N. Main St. Lim Farm Sales-Long Term Farm Loans LIIIIKWIIIIII a, Ohio IIEAL ESTATE 00. Miles To 4210 South Dixie Highway fOverheard in Chemistry Classl Ray: How do you make Anti-freeze? Bud: Hide her woolen pajamas. -k -k -k Property ' Business PI'OpeI'IY Leg, do you CQrd5? Yes, we burn the midnight Hoyle. GRAIN SEED FENCE Compliments of BEICHELDERFER 8: GRAHAM Criclersville, Ohio BUILDER'S SUPPLIES CUSTOM GRINDING AND FEED MIXING EGG MASH, CHICKEN STARTER, AND CHICKEN GROWER LUMBER COAL -:sir-gcizzz. 1 1: zzz:-,xi 1: :::..t::i:::::u 1:1 :::::r:4:iu1n:n::i:i:: 1 iozxiziz -110- 101114101 zvoiuiuioioiosui 1 ioioiotr 1: in 101011119 inillioioiuzurioir301010191 Compliments of JONES HARDWARE, INC. Best Wishes at Good Luck To 59 Public Square Lima, Ohio the Closs of '52 DR. A. W. ROSSFELD lDentistl W 5 304-6 Steiner Building Phone 5-9971 Limo, Ohio Homeqnade Candies Guidance for the future nurses. Three Convenient Locations 56 Public Square lst Floor Not'l Bank Bldg. lst Floor Cook Tower DIAMONDS WATCHES T40 West High Street - Limo, Ohio JEWELRY SILVER - - --V-A---Hu-41-1,1 .1 5-1:-.1 L-4-zu-m::::::-:gf -1-n....-..- . -sunmenwqf 1. 101030-pu:-'gun' nic- -lil- io1r-r-ui.fo2r- --nie--nip-A 1 -f34-1o- -- BASINGEITS JEWELRY STORE 1 l E ' 5 5-1 1 - Watches - Diamonds 140 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio i i T Compliments of BALDWIN - LIMA - llAMILTON CORPORATION LIMA-HAMILTON DIVISION QUINN'S Wallpaper - Paints 211 West High Groceries and Meats LEWIS MARKET Hume, Ohio Lima Buckland Phone 7-4499 4004 MORRIS BROS. Quality Men's Wear Lima Ohio Lt -I ,., I H '11, ,, , U U J, in V ,, Q, ,, , 1 1 11. 1 .. 1 .rim citrix. 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. , 1 411. 11. 1 .. 1 1 --112- 2 ,QC l RuQ4'.llQlDQXPQlllf7lIlQll2Kll1 li1lQ1 he overflow cloakroom. f 1 lv:-1u1u:n1......,1, -. 1:1 --ctr 1 ami 114 :pairings 1:1 1 Why Study What To Say For Hours and Hours When It Takes But at Minute To Say lt With Flowers? Glen Copus Florist Funeral Work - Potted Plants --' Corscxges - Pottery Route 4 Phone 6-4099-2-3112 Lima, Ohio BAYLIFF FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service at Any Hour Phone-Limo-18-4501 Cridersville-4501 Compliments of SHAWNEE H EIGHTS STORE Frozen Frosties - Ice Cream Sandwiches Soft Drinks Chalmers and Rose Miller Phone 9-5148 Route 1 132 E. Points - Woll Paper Overhead Goroge Doors The Lima Point 81 Color Co. High St. Phone 2-1911 s1n4pn:u1na:n1o:nqnu1u1 cnuioincnnxniuezniuic 1nifs1cioi1vi4si b1fvl1 Qoioirvioinifrltrivrjavivinioiuria As pioneer builders of the first all-steel school bus in 1931, Superior has constantly advanced comfort and safety for the transportation of the nation's school pupils. SUPERIOR 00AOH 00RPORATl0N P. O. Box 296 FINDLAY, OHIO SUPWUH World's Largest Manufacturers of Quality School Coaches Passenger Coaches, Funeral Coaches and Amhulances COACHES -.---.,1.,1,A-,,.,f--F - -------s1u------1c::i::::-::-:: ::::::::::::e::--s44.o1e- -114- iuioioaruinir ioioiozu in ini 1:1 1:1-: 1u1n1n:.::1::i: iuioinic: 1:-lztqpnini i - CEE iii rlheif Corner of Circular and Central Lima Ohlo Where 40,000 People Save Every Week Congratulations To The Graduates of Shawnee High School MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES of Northwestern Ohio Quality Dairy Products f Phone 4-8431 The 0'Connor-McLaughlin 501 Colonial Bldg. GENERAL INSURANCE Lima, Ohio T. D. McLaughlin, Jr., Pres. G. A. Bishop, Secy. Co. C-...- l..-l..-L..2-.I AML, 1, 7. ,,u1o1u.-4. 1 .. 1 ..- --ll5- poioiuioi iroiogoqu 1010101-cr1cv1oi4v1nZ01 Compliments ot BITLER BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION 206-10 N Central Street Lima, Ohio Phone 2 8211 Compliments of James Thompson Walter Miller T. V. Stirn - Charles Crosser Harley Smith W. D. Giffin Walter L. King Your Local Farm Bureau Insurance Representatives 8-5287 6-4042 10-592 7-4310 9-4062 7-4612 8-2306 810 National Bank Building Phone 7-8611 Lima, Ohio ---41 1 -nxrxif-Avis:------4 . rio:-:fingering on-ioioinioingpoioxpnxc:1cr1ar1nr::1o11n3ar14qoo1-ex1oi4xin1nqxio1o:r1mx1xs1vU DR. HARRY J. HANOLD Optometrist 306 Dominion Building Lima, Ohio Compliments of BISHOP-KROSKE Music Studios Phone 8-2502 Lima, Ohio Compliments of National Cash Register Co. Accounting Machines, Cash Registers and Adding Machines 222 N. Elizabeth St. Phone 71701 Dick T. fEditing his sports columnj: What shall I say about the peroxide blondes who made such a fuss at the ball game? Mr. Hughes: Say the bleachers went wiId. Compliments of SEITZ INSURANCE AGENGY I nsurance-N o Sidelines Emerson Howard 402 Colonial Bldg. Compliments of TED L. FLANIGAN Realtor 424 Dominion Building Where Your Musical Needs Are Served Best By Musicians Zander Music Store Hank Armontrout 134 E. High St. Lima, Ohio 1 -' 1 -mar 1 A101 '-gc -- -101 ' 11 :: 11 1: 11 :Q 1-1 me-.-101: 1 : 2 ajoeioioioioio-uzaurnxiuiapioioineinvie J. R. JOHNSON, M.D. R. M. JOHNSON, M.D. i 907 Citizens Building Lima, Ohio Headquarters For Fine Watches For Graduates HUGHES 84 SUN, ING. Public Square Lima Ohio --0111101 ll II II i I l! ll GX li Il II I II Il II II I I ! I I I I ll I I I I I II I I I I I 1101: .tain 1 1: zxzzczic 1 1 Lux zixzz iv: sic 14: Congratulations to the Class of 52 SMITH INSURANCE SERVIGE 327 N. Elizabeth Phone 2-7321 Representing: Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co. E. Frank Smith Woodrow B. Smith izziz 10111 nifoxn-c:.::1Mol :1:xi+c:::1:v101oioin1oC' Compliments ot MARSHALL 8: FESS GRUCERY South Warsaw, Ohio Phone 7-4433 Compliments of DONALD BURTCHIN HEIFNER HOME INSULATION CO.' 108 East High Street , Lima, Ohio ' JOHNS MANVILLE Roofing - Siding - Insulation PETER BECK INSURANCE AGENCY 661 S. Elizabeth Street Lima, Ohio Phone 9-2071 1vo1u3ocpo1-1 u-pu-.11 1 1 1-nupogn rnqmco 1 114 A I - . 1- .ll rzywtcricxienzoioioozcricxixriaricvxeicxicnicricriqpgu iL1:1:s1o11:i':r1o1e: i:n14:1:vq,eL-eeciz-103011: :io1o1c:i:xioQe:1::i: :az Compliments o ,f Nameplate 8: Monogram Company SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Printed by THE NEWS-GAZETTE PRINTING CO. Engraved by INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY Senior Photography by STEIN'S STUDIO Covers by THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY L-ici: foie: lciczizunxoioixizzboiaicicaioiviciaicziaxz :::x::::e-- - .. s-Guzefie V fs ky M3 S V wf fqulagaapla al'i . ,Q '71, VA 'fifff 1 iii Sw, N i A Q -1 1' , 1 Q A, M Q x 5 Y V? V I x A .qs 'ii . ,, x,ii1 'z M lv s 3 5 . 3 'F 'I .,,, 'T 4 ' Q i 1 s 2. , KYVI , . . , 55552 ' 5215 1 1 y mfs ia fff 5' 2 Vi ',:.,. f-Y 'A -if SW ? w gs, 5 - ,vw ,N gh 1 'Q , u--M - 'L V n BLUEPRINT FOR LIVING . .y . . THE SHAWNEE WAY to show that we grow mentally as well as physically 1 ,472 NX -L- - 1 i,, 1,7 Y,r1i - -ii 1 'fs s i.:-1-iii. SHAWNEE during The spring if 'X Q . . . the busiesf time of The ,ZZ i -gl-Li Aff? year for all, especially The lf seniors. 1- I F Ii -- ,yi r , I F' A 1.--.i -5-1:5 i i . sf ' M -, 4 Eii s ' R - -G 4.1-fi -gwll ' ' lx l 2 ,J Il ' sg ' s -lf fl i 74 'ff if i i-ilfi i w? Q I i ,i 'i i 119 1 -ii I- ' . l, .....--. A Q L EL ' pf, X ml' i xi? TP 1 will ll tri fx --i iii! 31,-TL 'AY, R - hli ' ' L-'- wi ll 2 W rf l i - ,Q --new ' 'I' 124-2 ' 'iii is :HQ if mi 1 i ,vi .219 1-if -i JU ??1,: 34's-Y T- T - A s ' SHAWNEE . . . DURING THE SPRING ' Row 'I-Kidd, Delong, Deken, Hamilton, Shaclcelford, Cooper Rittle, Pepple. Row 2--Young, Buchanan, managers, Gallup, Jackson, Wright, Stevens, Volbert, Bolling, Bowsher, Deckrosh, Kennedy, Furry, manager. Baseball Coach Bricker, head coach Hughes Veterans, Volbert, Cooper, Kennedy and Pepple sparked a scrappy nine, which copped its first West- ern Buckeye League championship by winning five ot its six loop starts. After being edged by South in an eight inning district tournament tussle, the Indians sewed up the league title by walloping Celina. Other highlights of this banner season were Vol- bert's no-hitter over Kenton, trosh Neil Riffle's .407 clouting, and Phil Steven's long ball hitting. Congratulations, champs! SEASON RECORD Shawnee Cridersville ,,,, 0 8 Kentonk ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,.,2 7 Wapalconetak M , WO 'I5 St. Marysk W WO 'IO Lima South W6 5 Blufttonf W , Y 6 7 Van Wertk ,, , 78 6 Celinai' , H ,,,, ,2 14 League Games Track With an unpredictable outlook at the be- ginning, this season's team won five meets and lost two, and proved itself a powerful team. Shawnee won the Northwest Conference Meet at Pandora, scored QSM points in the Lima Junior Olympics, placed in several events at the Bowling Green District Meet. Frank Cooper, top man with 1125 award points for the season, again qualified for the State Meet at Columbus, Coach Shuckelford, Head Coach Ulriek TRACK-Row 1-Mann, manager, Wright, Miller, Shaffer, Camper, Baechler, Deckrosh, Stemen, Accouritius, Barnes, Michael, manager. Row 2-Mason, Tomlinson, Wahlie, Oglesbee, Bowsher, Army. Row 3-Williamson, Lehman, Plummer, Cooper, Ellis, Harris, Clark, Adams, Shutt, Crockett, Bolling, Conn, Roof. JR. HIGH TRACK--Row 'l-Boughan, Bitler, Phetteplace, Bowersock, Clark, Beemer, Houtzer. Row 2-Goodenow, Converse, Myers, Mauk, Campbell, Zimmerman. l 4, Y, enior Class Play Our Miss Brooks By Perry Clark Directed by Charles E. Weaver Miss Brooks -, .Nadine Hunt Ted ,,,,,,,,,. ,. ..,,. Richard Thomas Miss Finch W Elsie me ,, Jane ,,,,, ,,,,,,,Marilyn Mort ,,,,,,Oletha Baber .,,-,sDarlene Crow Elaine ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. .,,, ,,,,, Beatrice Windle Hugo Longacre ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John Kerr Sylvia ,., ,...,,,,,,. ,W mn Mr. Wadsworth -,,,-,,-, Doris ,,,,.,..,,,,.,..,, Stanley ,,,, ., Marge Faith ,,,,, W Rhonda .,..,,,,,,,,, Miss Audubon .,,,, Martin .,,. Mrs. Allen , ., , CAST Margaret Thomas ,.Walter Marshall ...,,. Shirley Riffle ,,,,,Clair Crites ,,,,,,,,,,,,Pat Ford ,,,,,,,Shirley Miller ,,,,,sDorothy Tice ,----,,,,Jo Ann Troy ,..,,,,,mDon Holmes Jo Ann Thompson Row 'I-Miller, P. Thomas, Crow, Hunt, Riffle, Tice, Windle. Row 2-Ford, Crites, Holmes, shall, Troy, Mort, Baber, ln readiness for D. Thomas, Kerr, Mar- Thompson. big storm Crime does not pay! Now Mr. Wadsw orth . .. Miss Brooks and her play cast. This Page Sponsored by the Perry P. T. A. E isteddfod County Supt. Floyd presents the sec- ond place trophy to Mr. Beckett, Shaw- nee director, while the Lafayette repre- sentatives with their first place trophy watch. The girls' glee receive last minute in- structions from Mr. Beckett while taking a breather on the front steps. Carolyn, Pearl, and Miriam discuss the Girls' glee outcome. Mixed Chorus practice before going on stage. Counting off to be sure there are only fifty in mixed chorus. DISTRICT AND STATE CONTESTS Loading up for the trips to Ada and then after almost everyone received su- perior ratings, We're off to Columbus. pring Honors HONOR SOCIETY The Allen Counfy Honor So- ciefy is composed of juniors and seniors selecfed by Iheir faculties on the basis of schol- arship, characier, service, and leadership. Row 1 - Osmon, Umbaugh, Crow, Kennedy, Graffon, Camper, Jacobs, Buchanan, Marshall, Troy. Row 2 - Yoakam, Simpkins, Miller, G. Smifh, Boyd, Thomas, Mr. Roeder, faculiy adviser, Deken, Huni, D. Smith, Eicher, Baechler, Bow- sher. STATE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS Final District and Stale Winners Row 'I-Mencis, Landfair, Estill, Tecklenberg, Van Mefer. Row 2-Osmon, Bowsher, Miller, W i s w a s s e r, Phefieplace, Graham, Grafton, Robinson, Yingling. PRELIMINARY WINNERS MISCELLANEOUS HONORS Boys' State - Baechler, 1952, and Thomas, 1951. Shawnee Jr. Olympics Queen- Saverna Carr. Sporis - Volberf, l.N.S., A.P., and First and Ten raiings Talenf Show Winners-Michael, Ist, ond Frank, 2nd. Trophies-NWC 880 yd, relay. Jr. Olympic Elementary relay. Northwest Conference-Irack. Elementary Jr. Olympics. Western Buckeye League- baseball. Senior Doings Valedictorian and - Salutatorian Lavonne Osmon led her classmates w i t h four-year average of 96.75, w h i l e Bonnie Boyd was second with an average of 95.35. The trying on of the gay caps and gowns, which the Class of 1952 helped to buy was iust another step toward the big nights. After they arrived, the big job was to pass out the invitations to the seniors. Jr.-Sr. Prom T h e a I I important Prom of May 22 was given by the iuniors in honor of the seniors. Dinner was held in the school cafeteria and there was dancing under the Blue Moon at the country club.