Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

':4.xmxmmf ' ' '- 5 PIONEER Published by Senior Class SWANTON HIGH SCHOOL Swanton, Ohio fi , .4 n P- a 'C A155 1? W w nun X 1 W T an m sn sag m IH an su SIUHHTUH DEUICHTIUH ,r e ,f Mi--ire ii - 3-'-:-4- f:?'j , . firff, 7 e J' -fi 5 ---Il -- I - V .11 qnnnpooos 0u0qnnuQ ...- ......... ......... : ......... Y . Q ,,,, gg, ,, ,,,, .... I . .:.. -G- . .--ft 155161 :Z ft1:. ,f9::-'fm-:rf-'azz ai- e fv ffgiigif P in i 1:::sH'T ' 1 wk! 1 fa, i E l gi:-.ia 5 so 541,153 , LIKE 'I -A. 'Lg k 5,f.2,1g51-:i.1f'7 '- f -.-i. 1-:..-':fi:i':'lf Y ' ' tg 1 .1 . 1:.-o-1,m:.5- ,Tr-af1::J'- 1 ,Q Zigi gn f. S r2??2I3',sE1'?'5-E'341,Wf'3+,C'bS .. ,4:.3J, v1' rg .,' 1 'f ' .4 -V ,. f- if 11.1 E A Sf, 77 il , i':'? '1 74' V 4' ' .Vx '-F: 7 ' 3-f' J . '. 1 of --f-f 2 9433-finite :ff . in in f.' L-FHL k i,'9-Q ,4 1 s -22,2515-2-.. V1.1 lf'-4: , va ' Wivsw- -f. T-f :L f- 1' - - In -f.-in-, ,Q-eg, '.',v1hk ff'- y x ...Lf ,aa i !M?1 'N't.K4gx:g X S 1 -vxggsfei rfb - -.4'i...,Q,:iw -e 'lm' ?-'T by ffl I 7 ' ' ' 1:1 bl' -vi' .f ffyl: ..,M'4:Ixit'glQGS 1 if -1 , Y I ' , 'ic ff i A -if .FQ A :F ' 48.0 'Z Q 25, ' , f Ldv kg ,E 'V fi a I , 1 , B. ' This year we have Il' been more aware than ,122 f ever before of the co-op- eration between our par- ents and our school. The Mother's Club, in particular, has giveninvaluable assistance in promoting the successful School Bond Issue, and in raising a considerable fund for a school cafeteria. Because your devotion, interest, and guidance have inspired us to the higher things of life, and because you have pro- vided us with allthe necessities of living so that we might obtain our education, we ded- icate, with deepest love and esteem, the 1951 edition of the PIONEER to you, our parents. THE HEHI SUJHHTUH HIGH as 'A , 22 N This is the architect's model of the proposed addition to our school buildings for vvlu funds were voted last November. lt will contain a library, shop, commercial and home economics departments, stu hall, offices, eight regular classrooms, toilet facilities, and gymnasium. The old build ings will be remodeled to contain akindergarten, cafeteria, high school science room additional grade rooms, possible music room, and grade physical education space. clx 7-... 7 1 THE STAFF AT WGRK For once they're handin me mone Assignments for this--tffrx No buttered-fingers for me. Smiles go a long, long way. I cross my fingers for no mistakes I draw the line here! Who s taking what around here? .5 'f T fNfi gin' 6 vyx' Nr I J I.. A. WALKER. 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION E G. RUNNELS P 3ggEgfAKEENEg-g5s- SWANTON PUBLIC SCHOOL E I SA LETT- OFFICE BOARDOF' EDUCATION Z5o2'fQZ'LL'oD SWANTON, on-no ,ay 15, 1951 Dear Friends: The members of the Annual Staff present to you, with pride, Swa.nton'S 1951 PIONEER. It has been a pleasure to chronicle this year's events for it is a. record of real achievements in every field. We feel that the success of this annual is due to the efficient and cooperative efforts put forth by each member and faculty adviser of the staff. Editor Ass' t . Editor Athletics Athletics Classes Organizations 1, Z f asm I . Music Art tor ' Yours sincerely , THE PIONEER STAFF Advertisi 1 2 4 764:-ry Advel-1,121 1 bg, ,Im ff. 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Kline Vice President Clerk We realize that the members of a Board of Education must spend much thought and time in determining and carrying out the policies of a school. At this crucialtime inthe rapid expansion and development of Swanton Schools, we Wish to express our appreciationto these five citi- zens upon whose judgment so much of our future depends. B. G. Runnels Principal, M.S. in Adm. University of Indiana Ruby Keeler Secretary HIJIHIHISTRHTIUH L. A. Walker Superintendent, M.A. Ohio State University We, the Senior Class of 1951, would like to express to Mr. Walker and Mr. Runnels our appreciation for their interest and skill in guiding us and the entire student body inits quest for an education. We feel that their co- operation Will enable us to become worthy citizens of the future. To Ruby Keeler, their most efficient sec- retary, we pay tribute for a job well done. 4' Qt' '9 's.,h X for WN 1-3 -Ae o-...Q 5' Q L ,a'4R fi wr. Q ..W ' f -K', 1 Oggi 5 ' .T fx I FHUULTU JAMES G. BAKER M. Bus. Adm.g Toledo Univ. Commerical EVA E. CARPENTER B.A.g Toledo Univ.g English. IRENE SAGERT B.S. in Ed.p Ohio State. English. ELMER L. GIRTEN M.A. in Musicg Columbiag Music. DARWIN C. EATON B.S. in Ed.g Ohio Northern: Industrial Arts. DORA TITGEMEYER B.S. in Ed.g Bowling Green U.: Language. DONALD VERDUIN B.S. in Ed.g Bowling Green U.g Science. .,.,,f,,. . '1'fu-1'.'-:pa-ff?-',m nfs: -. r--. -- mf HL . -4.-gf - - .P'-I ,-wt. '. '91 -'.'7' 1' . .,. . -- . 'f.. 2721 '.Q:'.'.r f r,i'-f- 'Q'.' - .: , r. . Y, 3 Q ' 9 I 1 iv 1 I -v 1'Q u , 1 I I -1,.a I' 1 l . - 'J I I . .. ' I - ',f'.',r' l ' If- FIV h, H:-11. DEWEY JOHNSON B.S. in Ed.g Bowling Green U.g Coach. JOHN BONAM B.S. in Ed.g Bowling Green U.g History. ELIZABETH VERDUIN B.S. in Ed.: Bowling Green U.g Phys. Ed. ELIZABETH MC LAUGHLIN B.S. in Ed.g Muskingum U.g Home Ec. WILLIAM DANIELS B.S. in Ed.g Bowling Green U.g Science. IRMA MOORMAN B. A. Randolph-Macong Woman's Collegeg Li brarian. THEODORE TITGEMEYER B.S. in Ed.: Bowling Green U.: Mathematics. Q fly 1 1 ,X f- H Y nj, A?-Y' F' IO SW ANTON HXGH SCHOOL GFYXCE G?-ADB C- L. A. WPG,-X4EY'w,5xxQ's. YK. G.?wUNNEX,'E'a, Viv X . X N NW. ' X if M 3.,,.?f,g., Y ,,M,2?4f:'ffS,f ' A -X Q .SKF KSX Q X X X' .l - Q' 40, M 4 Fkrst Scmeaxer ' X ' ' vi V - 54.2, vfwQPm00Nx. gQ swBiQ:6fi,'1fQ1T'Z?fAf+ 'x --. ' Q 'Q P2 XXV nk s .umm ,Lf .I rv Is' , - , 5 , ' li v , 0 L x ' ' K, - s 7 ., fy--fggy X, F65-3 I' . Q Q 4 Xl XXX Qaf' by .if TQ 'J . - X' . mv A 'aclzleli A588 x 'moi suv ,, ' J aa 54 NCES . YJWVE, - X ' f lwrx - an N A. 1 r 6 muxutee late igfnp Q fl Arnaud . h rtogfif . 'M I A t ? umm, K QW 1 ZA Yinuson Q' ,J N t 9 ' 4 as r Q C, 0 ja PM 'Mx A V xvla D SV xv . 5, Q0 N Y X 9: THHHSPUHTHTIUH Transportation plays an important part in a modern high school. More than half of our students ride to and from school on busses. This work is very capably done by the following drivers: Frank Carpenter, Guy Sharpe, James Judson, Claren Maurer, Ed Meier, George Bratton, Carl Bryan, and Orval Kline. 15 'X me r l !'.?' ff. f Xa., 5 o The thanks we owe to our janitors is endless. lt is their responsibility to our school building warm and keep clean. Their work is deeply appreciated by the entire student body. Whether hin the task be shoveling snow, was g the windows, raking leaves, stoking . . ,t. the fire, or polishing the floors, 1 is always done well and with a smile. othank Mr. Johns And so, we wisht and Mr. Cole, our two loyal janitors, for doing their part in keeping our school sy stem running very smoothly. 16 JHHITURS Mr. Cole Mr. Johns I I I '.'.......'.......A. . . . ..., . . , . 41- Bmxxxxxxxsvx xx X K jg Xqfilf- x , Qxxlfflf My 52 l uf Y' FJ CLHSSES 1 .3 I 1 . , SEHIUH CLHSS UFFICERS Ll,X'r'TllUN EATUN Claw I'rw1Llul1I 3,41 Lili-Q Lluh 1,2, 5,45 liguul 2,5,4, Prubiduur 5, lxlixed Ljlu-rus 5,41 lfulruu Cu, lxluflvlfwrrvzrl gpijlaswlay 3, lll-Lrfc 2,j,.igl'iru1ccr 4, l'llUllIill'.lIllly Llulw r,2,5,4, Pm-:alla-rrr 3,.1,, Vice-Pru51du11r2g Truck l,2, 3,.igliQrlu'lIM1ll l,2,3,4l. LPEORLIE llU'l'L Llass Vlcc-Prelidcur 4, Lllcu Club1,2,lll-Lrfu 2, 5,4, Edimr 4,,Illl1iol'iii- Y l,2, Scuiur lll-Y 3,45 l'llolugrapl1yCl1ll1 54, Track I,2,3,4g llaslwtlrall 1,21 lfmuhrrllz Varsity 3,4, Reserve I. KENNETII MOSSING Football: Varfiry 3,4, Reserve l,21ClCl5S Treasurer I,2, 3,49 Juuior Hi-Y l, 2, Trcasurur 2, Senior lli-Y 5,4, Treasurer 35 Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball I, 2. 5,-1. MARYNETTE MYERS Class Ufficcrg Vicu'Prusidc1u 2, Sccrctary 5,45 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, lll-l,ifc 2, 5,4, Assisraru Editor 4, Band 2, 3,4, Vice-Presim.lcl1r4g Orclicsrra 2, I-'uluuu Co, Mum- Fcsuval 2,3,4gJuuior Y-Tccus I,2, Truasurer Ig G,A, A. 3,4, Prusideul4, Vicu-Prcsidclir 5. , Q94-'Z IP ,Signs ai - Q 'U 1. ig: - I fa X W FN' PAUL ADANIS Fnuthftllg Vursiiy 2,5,.5, Rt-Nt-rw 1, f,t1.'lzll1l..l, Claw Prrexitltnt 25 Clit' filllll 1.2, 55.35 T1'z1cl-. 5, .45 lli'l,lfu 2,5545 l,ltlllL'L'l .15 ,llllllvl lll'Y l,2, lfresltlunt 2gSu11lk1l' llt-Y 5,45 lltilkttlmll lxltuiulg- url,2,5,.45l-ulIn111C.t1, Mum lus1tval2,5, PATRILQIA li,-NOS Girl! lllII'l1lllllfLll4 l,2,5,,,l5,llll1lUl' Y-'llwns l,2g Li,A,A. 5,.i5fQlL11wl7l.1y 55 Mwutl Kflinrus l,2, 5, 45 15.0, lxluxiu tjnliruit 25 llztutl 25 lt's a lJ.itt: 45l7l1llt1l1Lf0, lXl11fic'l'wtiv'll 1.2, 5. PEGG Y BA Ll, Ulu' Club 2, 5,45 Band 2,5,45l.llW1'Ll1'5lfl11lW I,2, 55 Girl-' l11trzi1n1lrul5 1, 2, 55j1ll1l0f Y-Tut-ns l,2g L3.A,A, 5,45lNl1XcLl CllUfUS 5,4lgl'1llIUl1 Cu, lxlu- sit' Fcittvul 5, lXlADlZl,lNE ISLACK Girls' lllll'?llllllldlS l,25Illl1lt1T Y-'lk-13115 2. BONNIE l3El.C2llER GirlQ' lllllkllllllftlllb 45 Glu: Club 4, t,3,A,A. 45 lxlom-lovrt lligli School 1,2, 5. GWENYTII l3l.UOlxl Class Vice-President 55 Glec Club 1 52, 554, Suc- retziry 2, 5,45 Girls' Intramurals l,2,4, Captain 2,45 Pioneer 4, Assistant Etlitorg Band l,2,5,45 Junior Y-Teens I,25 Senior Y-Tccns 5,4, Prus- idcnt 45 Fulton Cu, Music Festival 1,55 tllusg Play 55 It's a Date 4. SEIIIUHS 19 W THOMAS BO LLINGER Boy! Imrgmmurnls l,2g ,lllll1Ol'lll'Y l,2g Scmur lll-Y 5,49 ligxsulmll I . ANN l3ROCKllOl3'F Lllrlf' Illtmlmlrals 2, 34 Junior Y'Tcul1s l,23 G,A,A. 34. MARY MARGARET BIAAYL blurs bCL'l'k'l.lfy l,24CfIu- C lub I 'P 3 4-C11rlQ Imm- , f ----1 - 1 murals l,2.2,.,lg Jllllllil' Y-hum 1,23 Lx.A.,-X. 5.4: Llqxs Pllly 5, llmvl111gGrl:uulxlllslvljnlllusl 2,5gYXl1xud Cilmms 3,44 Acuorrlpullisr 5, lfulmn Co, lXlll5lL'l1USl1' val I,2, 5, JEAN fillklllllllilli llll-L-l,l11l1 23,41 bull lmr.m1Ilr41l4I,2,g,4g juumr l'lal,l'X l,2g C3 'X A EDWARD liROl5lSliC K ... .5,.4. Nuys' Illlllllllllflllx l,2, 5,43 llln1llL'LiTlfklllUl' 4, MARY llRA'lL'l'ON ull-rLll1lw I,2,3,.lQL1ll'lS'1llII',llllllI'i1lS 2, g,4, p1UllU.'I 4- llllllkll' Y- hum l,2gC1.A,A. 5,4g Ilsg1DL1lc .l. SEIIIUHS SHIIUBS Girls' llll1'illlllll'JlS I ,2, 3,45 juuiur Y-Tccus I , 25 G, A A. 3.4. Lll.EN l5UCKENIxlEYER Glu' Club l, 2, 3,45 lli-Lifci Busimzss Manager 2, juuiur lli-Y l,2g Scuiur lli-Y 35 Mixed Chorus 4 ELILJENE DURIIN Lrlcc Llulw 5,45 Nuys' Iiurzimurali 2, 5,45 Iuulur lli-I 25 l5:Islicrb.iIl Rcsurw 2,35 liaud 3,45 OrclIcsIr1i2,3 lxlixcd Clioruh 5,45 Luwcll lligli Sriiuul, Sa1il'i'aII'IciScu I . ROBERT CA Ml' Poiiiifiuail Collegelmcpliiiiuiu lg ,luuiur lli-Y 25Clais Play 35 Glue Club 35 l3awhal12,3,45 Senior lli-Y 3 ' 45 Fxluxiu O5-Iurator 2, 5,45 lluskcilmll 2, 5,45 Ehuilmll. Varsity 4, MARY LOU BUSHONG Girls' lutramurals I , 2, 3,45 Junior Y-Tucns I, 25 Scu- ior Y-Tceris S,4QC1ZlS5 Play 35 lr's a Date 4. JAMES COOK Pliotograpliy Club 3,45 Pioucur 45 Baud I. as ' si ff-7 aj i as Or ZZ ,pm -J! IBUANL IJURR Trgwlr !,JlllllUl'll1'Y l,2: Sr-ninrlli-Y 5,45 lfrmtl-.ullg Rwrrvc I , 3, 1,015 JIIAN l'RAINKl.lN Cfirlx' lnrrzrlmrrzxls152,555.15l.llwraryfIlulu 3,..l5Pl10IUg' rzrillry Club 25 G,A,A, 554, BlZRTllA GARNER Juuiur Y-'l'cr-us 1,25 G,A,A, 3,45 Girls' Imramurals r,z,5,.4. PATRltIlA LEARRY Lr1rls'll1tra111l1rals 152. 3,45 G,A,A. L45 Glcc Cluh 152,145 Jlllllkll' Y'TCL'll5 I, 2, Secretary I, RULQER l LYNN ,l!lll1Ul'lll Y l,25 lXl1XCk.1CllOl'lIS 35 Glcu Cfluh l,2,3, 4gSuIl1ul'lll'Yj,4. JANETT L9 LANL UlFlS'IllIl'Jllllll'L1lS I,2,5,45 G.A,A. 5,45 Glue Club l,2,5,45Jll1l1ol' Y-Teens l,2, Prusidcl1125 Pioneer 4, SEHIURS SEHIUHS l2,XR!lAR9-. ll.XLl,l?'l'T blrlx'llllr.llllLII'.1lN 2,55 C3,A,A, 5,45 Juuu-r Y-locus 1,2, Lili--, Llulw 554, JAMES llAl.l.l l'l' l-'rmliurllz Ruburw Ig Iuuinr lli-Y 1,25 Sailor lli-Y 5, 45 Viv-ul'rr-fiilr-:it.i51'il:ixsPluf.' Q5XluVlL'1313-,'l'llIOI'3,4, ROilliR'I' llAllX GEORGE IIAYDIQN lfluu Club 152,345 Baud I,2,3,.lg l-'ulmu Ljouury Mubic Fuflival l,2,3g lxlixul Cluiru: 2, 5.4, ROBERT IIOLLAND Frmrball5 Rcwrvu l,2g Varsity 3,45 Ilawhall l,2,3, 45 Pioneer 4, SHIRLEY JACOB Glue Club 1,253,415 Girls' lntramurals 1,35 Captain 15 Band lg G.A,A, 3,45 l3.G, Music Comcsr25 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Scxtct 2,35 Fulton County Music Festival l,2,3. av -45 ' Wi., uw' 3 N ,. ww Vw N W. f 1 .- 1 6. K ,F w 5 ' , U S , '5 v 4 -Cl? B T PFRRY LL IL, I IQR j':l1mrIIi-Y 24 ?xlovauO1vur.1lur ' gSwz1.wr1I1-Y ' I nf 1-+ Iwuvd Rl41e1.1g,l'4, LXMIIS II.lQR lkmllmllg Ruwrw l,2, Vanity 3,4 fzdplllili 44 Buys' lIllI'1.lIHHl'21lS i,2,j,4g'1AI.lCk lg .hmmr II1-Y 1,29 Syn- iur il1-Y Ag,4g Ch:1plni114g Haslwllwzlll fX1.lll.lgUl' 5,4g XIUXIL' Upurnmr 4g Nam-hull 2,4, JXMIQS ,IUXES Iuurlmllg Rugcrxu 2, 5, V.1rsl1y4g Hoy! lmramurnls 25 hm1m'Hi-'1 I,2g Sk-nmrlll-X' P,,4g !X1ON1k'l3I1L'l'dl0f5, 4. RIKQIIARID j.XKjQl-OT Fmxllull Mgnmgur 2. Wll LIAM JONES l-Rmlmllz Rum-rw I,2, Varsity 5,45 Must Xklluahlc lx V1 Pl1'ergPhotngraplxy Playa .45 l'im1c,ur.4g All 1. . ., 15 Club lg Baslwllmll !,2,3,4g Boys' lllII'Lillllll'2l1S 4, CAROLYN KREUL Girls' Intramurals I,2,5,4g P1OllCCI 43 Junior Y-Teens I,2g G,A,A. 3,4. SEIIIUHS SEHIUHS MARILYN KREUZ Girls' Intramurals I,2,3,4, Captain 2: Jr. Y-Teens 1,21 Band 2,3,4g MixedChorus 3,4:C1aSSP1ay 3g G. A. A. 3, 4: Glee Club 3,4. FRANK KREUZ Jr. Hi-Y l, 2, Vice-President 23 Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Play 3, Basketball 2, 3,43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOYCE LEONARD Glee Club 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 3,4, C ap tain 3: Pioneer 4, Band 3,45 G. A. A. 3, 4: ClassPlay 3g Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4g Fulton Co. MusicFestival 3: East Pe- oria High 1,2. CALVIN LEHMAN DAVID LINGENFELTER Football: Varsity 2,3,4, Reserve Ig Boys'Intramurals 1, Captain IQ Glee Club I,2, 3,4g Photography Club 2, 3, 4: Trackz, 3,4g Basketball l,2, 35 Movie Opera- tor 2,43 Mixed Chorus 3,4. PAUL KREUZ Boys' Intramurals 1,z,3,4, Captain Ig Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2, Sr. I-li-Y 3,45 Band Mgr. r,3, 4. Tia ' ' ,, vs,- 322 P' at .V ,, 1 .. ,m.l,rt L A A ay.. ,Z I 1' A 4 3 3 fs, S if Q if I nn CALVIN LLOYD Boys' Intramurals I,2, 3,4g Captain 2, JUNE MASON Glee Club 3,4g Girls' Intramurals 29 Junior Y-Teens 1,23 G.A.A. 3. VIOLA MINES New Kensington High School, Pennsylvania I , 25 Girls' Intramurals 45 G,A,A, 45 Glee Club 4, ROBERT MITCHELL Junior Hi-Y I, JUDY MOSSING Class Vice-President lg Junior Y-Teens 1,23 Fulton Co, Music Festival 1,25 Hi-Life 2,3,4g Girls' Intra- murals I,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3p G.A.A, 3,4g Treasurer 3, Secretary 4g Class Play 35 Pioneer 4g It's a Date 4. WILLIAM MCGHEE Basketball 3,4g Movie Operator 4, SEHIUHS SEHIUHS BETTY NINER Girls' Irttraniurals l,2,3,4g Captain 2,43 Gleu Club l,2,3,4g PIOllC6I'4Q Twirlcr 4, Junior Y-Teens I,2, Senior Y-Teens 3,45 Secretary 4, Photography Club Queen 3g It's a Date 4, DAROLYN OLMSTEAD Girls' Intramurals I,2,3,4q G,A.A. 3,4g GlceCluh I,2,3,4g Junior Y-Teens 1,23 Mixed Cliortts I,2,3, 4, Fulton Co, Music Festival I,2, 3,4. THOMAS MROCZKOWSKI Boys' Intramurals I , 2, 3gG1t:t:C1ub 45 Football: Varsity 4, Reserve I,2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4g Junior Hi-Y l,2g Movie Operator 3,44 Senior l-Ii-Y 3,4. CURTIS PENAMON Boys' Intramurals 1,2,4g Basketball: Reserve 2, DANIEL NOWOWIEJSKI Football: Varsity 4, Reserve 3, Boys' Intramurals I,2, 3,4, Captain 2,4g Junior Hi-Y 1, SUE MARIE ROLEN Scott High School Ig Whitney Vocational 25 G. 3,4g Library Club 3,4g It's a Date 4, Nw CT, x - I' 'Y 'HQ f- K I DAVID SMITH Football: Varsity 4, Reserve 1,2,3g Sr. Hi-Y 3,4g Baseball I,2,3. JOAN STAPLETON Fu1tonCo. Music Festival 2,3,4g Sextette 35 Glee Club x,2, 3,45 Girls' Intramurals 1 , 2,3, 4: G. A. A. 3,4:I1'. Y-Teens 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3,43 MixedChorus 2, 3, 4g lt's a Date 4: Orchestra 25 Class Play 3, Pioneer 4. STELLA SPAN WILLIAM STUKEY Glee Club I , 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 2, 3, 4: Mov- ie Opera tor 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4gFultonCoun- ty Music Festival I,2, 3,4. WILLIAM SPERLING Jr. Hi-Y I, 29 Photography Club 3, 4: Fulton Music Fes- rival 3,45 Band 2,3,4: Glee Club I,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,4g Movie Operator 3,4. BETTY POORMAN PhotographyC1ub 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 4g Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 4. SEIIIUHS SEHIUHS WYLODENE WEISWEBER Glee Club 2, 3,4: Girls'lntramura1s 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Life Typist 4: Jr. Y-Teens I,2: G. A. A. 3,4. FAY SUTHERLAND Glee Club l,2,3,4: Cheerleader I,2,3, 4: Girls' Intramurals I,2: Jr. Y-Teens I,2: Mixed Chorus I,2, 3,4: Sr. Y-Teens 3,4: B.G. Music Contest 3, 4: Fulton Co. Music Festival I,2, 3:Accompanist r, 2,3,4i It's a Date 4. DALLAS STOREHOLDER Boys' Intramurals 2. IRENE TWIGG Girls' Intramurals ', 1.2, 3,4g Jr. Y-Teens I, 2. NORENE TAYLOR Girls' Intramurals I, 2: Jr. Y-Teens I,2: Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4: Class Play 3: Cheerleader 3,4. CARL WEISS ' Boys' Intramurals I,2: Ir. Hi-Y 2: Football: Re- serve 2: Sr. Hi-Y 3,4: Track I. a Wh... gd I 'Q-. 1 -' sf f- 2 ,1 15323 1 30 NANCY WIIALISY Clou Club 45 Girls' Intramurals l,2, 354, Captain 1, 3,45jlll1lOl'Y'TCLJl'1S 1,25 G.A.A, 541, RICHARD WILSON Pcrryshurg I,2, LEO YAGER Class President 15 Photography Club 15 Junior Hi-Y 25 Basketball I,2, 3,45 Class Play 35 Senior lli-Y 3,45 Pioneer 4. JOSEPH WINTERFELD Truck l,2,45 Movie Operator 5, WILLIAM WITKER Pliologrzrphy Club 253,45 Movie Operator 3,45 Class Play 55 Glue Club l,2,3,45Ba11d 1,2,5,45 B.G, Mu- sic Cunicsr l,2g Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Stare Music Audition 25 l-'ulion County Music Festival I,2, 3,4. ARCIIIE MAE WELLS Junior Y-Tccns 1,25 G,A.A. 3.4. SEIIIURS Ill Illllllllllllllll Those of us who knew Bob Haynes well, just coultln't believe the news of his death, Knowing him since the first grade and being around him so muchit was al- most impossible to believe him to be dead, Bob always was so much alive, he always had a new joke to tell you. After the disbelief turned to sorrow, we real- ized how close Bob was to us. The school will never be quite the same without his presence, he was always interested ineverything and he entered into each activity he undertook, with so mitch enthusiasm, Although Bob greatly enjoyed his school days, it is a tragedy that he cou1dn't graduate and turn his great energy to some other field. Bob wasa person who got along with everyonewith whom he associated, he had countless friends and he made no enemies, If there were more people like Bob in this muddled world, the earth would be a far better place in which to live, Bob was almost never sad at school, he always had a smile on hisface arid a good word for everyone, Little Bob made a greatcontribution to the lives of those who had him as a friend and he will long be remembered for his optimistic attitude. We could all do well to be more like Bob. lie has added something to the school which can never be taken away and he will always be remembered by his friends. From Swanton lli-Life ---Bill Butz I cannot and I will not say That hc is dead--he is just away! With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand l-le has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair lt needs must be since he lingers there. And you--O you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and glad return. Think of him as faring on, as dear In the Love of There as the Love of llere. Think of him still as the same I sayg lle is not dead--he is just away! -- -james Whitcomb Riley Today as I was going to Chicago from Toledo on the Chicago Pike in my new Olds 888 fsequel to the 881 I noticed a large sign pointing northward reading SWANT ON. As I was in no hurry, I decided to stop and see some of my former classmates. Entering the town, I was going 21 m.p. h. in a Z0 m. p. h.speed zone whenlwas prompt- ly stopped by the local police chief who was none other than my former classmate, Jim Hallett. Being an old friend of his made no difference, however, for I was brought be- fore another classmate of mine, Justice of the Peace Roger Flynn and was fined 515. 20 plus costs. After paying the fine, I decided to drive through my old home town. As I drove, I noticed campaign posters for the election of mayor. Gweneth Bloom, recently voted the Waitress we'd most like to be served by by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Cross-eyed Cats of which Bob Holland is president, was running on the Democratic ticket. Her opposition was Ed Brodbeck, managing editor of the nationally famous Peek magazine. Running for school board in this election was Bonnie Belcher, the famous interior dec- oratorg Perry Zeigler, the multimillionaire stock raiser, Robert Mitchell, the founder and president of the Mitchell Academy of Physical Science and Muscular Develop- ment g William Witker, the owner of the famous chain, Witker Drugs, Inc. 5 William Sperling, editor of the SWANTON ENTER- PRISE, Richard Wilson, owner of Wilson's I-laberdasheryg and Nor ene Taylor, the famous creator of the Odd Look. Among thfose running for city council were Ann Brockhoff, founder fo Brockhoff's Baby Bouncers--Singing Lullabies a spe- cialty Barbara Hallett, world famous woman lawyer, who recently wona case for the Music Critics Association of America against ex- President Trumang Pat Babos, the famous model and editor of STARE- -the women's an- swer to ESQUIRE. Joseph Winterfeld, owner of the Winterfeld Trucking Co. 9 Pat Garry, owner and operator of the l05th Avenue Beauty Sa1on : Jim Iler, the unemployed fat presentl bachelorg and Mrs. Thomas Mrocz- 32 kowski, the former Marynette Myers and 2.nd grade teacher at Swanton Grade School, and Mrs. Joyce McGhee the former Joyce Leonard and woman evangalist and wife of Bill McGhee, the All-American lst team pocket billiards player for BIT fBrailey In- stitute of Technologyl. Thenl decided to go over to the school to see some more friends of mine who were teachers. As I walked into the office, I asked Superintendent Dick Jacquot who was the principal, and he said Bill Jones was and that he was in his office. I went to the principal's office thinking thatl ought to surprise Bill by walking in on him without knocking. I did that and asl opened the door, I saw his sec- retary, Mag Blayz, perched onhis knee tak - ing dictation. As soon as they saw me, they both became very red and Mag managed to say a meek, Hello , before running out of the office. From Bill I found out that the school was staffed by former classmates and that three of the teachers and Mag belong to The Sinister Spinsters of Swanton, a group created to preserve the fine art of spinster- ing. Theyare, Miss JoanStapleton, lst grade teacherg Miss Judy Mossing, 5th grade teach- erg and Miss Mary Bratton, the 7th grade teacher. Mrs. Betty Holland, formerly Bet- ty Niner, is the 3rd grade teacherg Miss Janet Glanz is the Shorthand and Account- ing teacherg Mrs. Jean Butz, formerly Jean Brodbeck, is the 8th grade teacher, Gaython Eaton was the Water Commissioner of Swan- ton besides being Industrial Arts Teacher and Basketball Coach. Paul Adams is the American and World History teacher, but is amilkman in the wee hours of the morning. Miss Peggy Ball is the English and Latin teacher Mrs. Fay Bartlett, formerly Fay Sutherland, is the voice and music teacher. Darolyn Olmstead is the Hpme Economics teacher and official referee of the girls' in- tramural games. Viola Mines is the math teacher. Pat Smith is coach of Swanton's mighty Bulldogs, undefeated, untied, and un- scored upon in 38 straight football games. His assistant is Paul Kreuz. I then left Bill and walked down town in order to see the new buildings and businesses in Swanton. On the first building I noticed a large sign reading Butz and Lingenfelter-- Physician and Mortician--If one of us can't help you, the other one certainly can. Evidently they have a very profitable busi- ness, for there were two helicopters parked on the roof. On the outskirts of town, there is a new motel being builtby Shirley and Marvin Geiser. Across the streetfrom this is The Sparrow Club, a famous nite club owned and operated jointly by Duane Durr and Tom Bollinger. The main attractions there are Sue Rolen, the singing waitress, and June Mason, the warbling hatcheck girl. As I walked farther downtown, I noticed a large neon sign reading M and K Smoke Shop and Billiard Academy--With every car - ton of cigarettes a free booklet, Tips for Pool'L writtenby Ken Mossing. This is run by Ken Mossing and Frank Kreuz. Kenny takes care of the smoke shop while Frank racks the balls for the pool room. Next to the Billiard Academy is Lloyd's Jewelry Store and the 138th National Bank, the Pres- ident of which is Bob Hahn. His first Vice- President in charge of loans is Glen Buck- enmeyer. The Znd Vice-President, who is teller, is Bill Stuckey, whose secretary is his wife Lois fFranklinJ. Next to the Bank is the B G: G Hat Shop--run jointly by Hattie BrownandBertha Garner. Across thestreet from the hat shop is Cook's Art Shop, runby Jim Cook, the designer of the new school addition, andhis wife, Marilyn fKreuzJ. Next to the Art Shop is the Kroger Supermarket, managed by Robert Camp and his assistant, Jim Jones, Mrs. Jones, formerlyCarolyn Kreuz, is head cashier. Working at the Kroger Store as head butcher is Tom Mrocz- kowski. Directly across the street from Kroger's is the A 8: P Supermarket, managed by George Hayden. Next door to the A 8: P is Nowoweijeki's Hardware run by Mr. and Mm. Daniel Now- oweikski fMa.ry Lou Bushongl. Next door to the Hardware is the Storeholder Feed Store -- Hayseed a Specialty, run by Dallas Storeholder. Across the street I noticed a large neon sign reading, Doren's Music Shop --Record and Sheet Music, Accordian Les- sons, Repairing Accordians a specialty-- Musical Instruments of all kinds. Evidently it was run by Eugene Doren for I saw him outside showing his ace clerk, Carl Weiss, how to wash the windows. Next to the Music Store, I noticed a familiar sign. This one consisting of three balls and on the window was printed, Yager's Hock Shop--New and Used Articles bought and Sold , run by Leo Yager. At the end of Main Street, I noticed a new building and the sign on it read-- Weis- weber Lanes--Open Bowling on Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays--lessons 10 a.m.on Saturdays. The bowling alleys owned and managed by Wyloden Weisweber, national ladies singles champ who bowled three con- secutive 300 games in tournament competi- tion. The head pin boy and league bowling supervisor is Calvin Lehman. Above the bowling alleys is the main office of the L. H. A. A. QI..onely Hearts Association pf Americaj of which Nancy Whaley is pres- ident and founder. I then noticed an orange and chartreuse colored car go by. Painted on the door of the car was Poorman's Driv- ing School -- Guaranteed to know how to drive after our 38 easy lessons or we will give you another complete course free. Betty was teaching Madeline Black, author of Easy Ways to Earn More Credits for G. A. A. , how to drive, but evidently she wasn't learning too well for she crashed into a large signwhich advertised the newmovie, Good- morning Irene in which Irene Twigg, the only Irene that said goodnight, is the star. Playing opposite Irene as the villain in the all-girl movie is the Bewitching Blonde --Stella Span who is a referee for women's wrestling matches in her spare time. Re- cently Stella refereed the women's champ- ionship of the world. In the match, Archie Mae Wells successfully defended her title against Mauling Marynette Mroczkowski, one of the teachers at Swanton. Iwalked a- round town some more, then I looked at my watch, it was later than I thought for I had only 45 minutes to get to Chicago in time for a conference but I didn't worry too much for I was confident I could get there in my 888 so I left Swanton and continued to Chicago. 33 457 --f Sandra rmaganian il J s ef- Charles Blayz P 5 A1 yt 'L 4 X. I is . James Clay :ff nl 3,3 , F' M C har le s Dennis Jeanetta H111 William Hood 34 ,,. 2 ' 0 H J, ,V f M Q ,ff 7.-I WX, John Beverly Bahus Baker iN XA ' xl , C? T4 A John E1'1'1i1Y Brodbeck BPOWH . 2 ff, 414 Sandra Barbara Clay Corwin ,-A 9 M if, Bernice Frederick Drewyoi Eltgn ax L. A N if J ' Amy Robert Hallett Hand 2 A -1 ' 5 ul. -4,:, ,iii r if ., -4 J Melvin Robert Jewell Jewell JUHIURS Q, 6' w V J Dale Barnes P Q ilxn Glen Brown ,Q 'i .TTL - -t,,,, Ai Harry Culler wr, l Joan Evans . 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'X nn L ff 'J ., d d L L LLLL to 'x'1 J A a 2 U ' . 4 Joyce Donald Jo Ann Jackie David Fred William Noe Pahl Parker Perkins Peters Pilliod Piper ' L LL V' 'ii ' LL 'rs Q raw a at gif-'f on f v' -f to H-if ' ls.g L, n e V 52 'J iss- f 4 9 ii , t t K .5 5 V r , . , .X L 1' X ir J if ' I A f Q. Torn Anderson James Norman Robert Kenneth Nelda Poole Powell puchler Raab Roth Russell Severin L W IW on J ye , H' t f fL : , I m y - ,.L . E wg. Q, . 73 ,- .J i f Ei , . . ,L - ,, f J 'P Z i,Ai h ig: . L , . LL? f , S. 4 . Torn Jack Paul Austin Joanne Joyce Erma Steiner Stevens Storeholder Studebaker Sulewski Sulewski Tansel j9!'N--A' mi 32 by 'P Not in iresi L , X my T picture I 3' at Rlolosevelt A V K unter Willia Nell Kenneth Carol Roier John Joanne Thomps on Vaughan Welte r Wi es Winte rfeld Zale ski 3 5 .Uv if David Ball ir ' 4 It ' 5. Sharon Camp , af ..' X Joanne D ayton at ,, -9 N ., . I D onna F rankl in George Johnson SUPHUIHUHES ,. K. ' . .QM W . f- 1 1 g .,... 1 L A I C arolyn Robe rt Bill Robe rt Mattie Carl Baugh may, Boehm Brodbeck Brown Buehrer , ' ,, Q fl ,Q if if 1' 3 . J. I V , L, XL K .. If wgj, in 1 ' ff I 7.5 i RObert Catherine Shirley William Daniel Ann Carroll Chamberlain Chamberlain Cook Coon Curtis K if ti I i ' I . f v-5 ,' li' f 1 ' i w ' L C ' Q an H J f i ts J f '- ', -'rf' J ' , lave. J J... gk? -:A V ,li iv V , LV Q V. ivy? WU' ti , . v Q J H f 1 A. if Jack Larry Roger Galen Patricia Dallas DeLong Dunbar Elton Faber Faber Fought E . A I jj Q if Q, ' 5' 'Q JJMXS .,. 'ie , . g Q -n .Q if J rntr W .- ,,r. f C J ' f' May .C - tb .fZ J 'i Maryion Gordon Robe rt Anita Patsy Be rnadine Garner Gilger Gladfelter Hagerman Houser Jascur xx , ' to I 'ff Joanne Marvin Loyd Karl Rai' Alvin Jordan Kasten Kelley Koepfer Kolodziejcz-yk Kruel Harold Tom Barbara John Kreuz Kurth Lake rfe 1' N45 . SUPHUIHURES Anita Lee fa-f a its K if Joyce Mille r Ve ra Pennock Cle tus Rawlings K Q lsr 5 M Rosemary Smith Not in picture Coon Pearl Lewis e e UW an- 4 agen L 1 wr ef X e X F 4 V 3 L ..,,. 39.55 W w ..,. V, Bonnie Mohr gk tg: Louis Pilliod Cons tance Rinkel ,M 5, Barbara William MBTY I-,Qyd Lucas Martin r 4 Bonnie Anna Ila Mae MY' rs Niner Moe 51 ,. n, oo X nnrt . t L Tom Alice Carl Pilliod Piper Pitts M J John Ida Mae Warren Robertson Robinson Roehrig Joanne Straw Alice Wells Waite r Studebake 1' Beve rly Whale y James Thompson Je ri Witke r -walt' Hawaii , I 5' 4 137 s t A Bruce Vaughan Jack Woodbury aw , CQ sr I i rv W , ,.. f I ziz :L gfafi James Mas on 72' 'Q' nw fx Marilyn Mathe ny fl 1' Shirley James Parke r Pe narnon G y , A R iit . , 8 Hazel Loyd Puehler Raker S abi, ', ' F.. ' rg i t J A fyn fx Marlene Robert Shaffer Slane W Kg yy v:4,y ,7 . ', J J,-, A 1 Barbara Jack Wagner Wallington Kent Welch ff 'Q Je ane tte Ball 5-v :'- vi ' ll, f Charlotte Britt lu P 9 Fred Damske 1 se'-'. Y Paul Elton V .Howard Badge tt 3 J-X rv- .x 'Q Wilford Brockhoff Joseph Davis ., -',g s e - - QP' Charles Farwe rck a s FQ Deloris Frances Griffin Hallett Janice Ruth Huff Jacob :. ou e 2 r F 'W 38 Diana Donald Kline Koepher FHESHIHEII Q w .n'A. , xi. Q .W ' v. , a V rv Fx N 'D I Q W 'Evil 'J J .1 Ei N I Duane Margie Robe rt Evelyn Paul Baker Boehm Bowser Boyd Brentlinger -, 7- r, 4' --. 5 JY 'QVC i 'C rm H 1, rw! 'QQ gy A ' 4f lk J Joyce Helen James Florence Cha1'10t'Ce Brodbeck Brueshaber Burk Caswell Coutcher A- ' xl .C 9 A ii.-'A 'P -fi., Q - 1 f-' M' L. - 14 Ars 77' C3101 Carl Ethan Je-anette Dgnald Dennis Doren Downs Drabik Drewyor . K Sf 1 K L fr ' K Q 1, :JV is r .., xx f Q Q-r i 'ft-AM ' J,-'iy 1 an , . gi lla' LACE Xin! I Mary Ronald Leroy Robe rt Audrey Fears Fitzs immons Froshc Fuller Glenn J C ofa Q Dorothy James Phylliss Anna Helen Harris Harrison Hartra.n.ft Hill Hillard KL im ' Eddie Lora Lee Carol Doris Marlene Keegan Kelly Kethel Kinney Klein 1 c a . 4 A M45 K 'ln .X i l idly 'L ' f . f' 4 X F3 K N - 5 Nancy Bill Charles Jerome John Koephe r Ke ophe r Kreuz Kre us K1-cuz 2- 4. Danie l Langende rfe r P 1 f C alvin Miller Violet Mullins Q ,av ' gn. N. f g 2 figs .-', ,ig 5. James Pe the 'M Q- Betty Shoe make r is '- vu-ff ,R T Bill Suthe rland an-. 4' V4 x Calvena Webs te r VY' YF 1,1-0' Y Norma Lee .195 ga 1 ids. 5' X' ff- Sr 4 x, .x H Frankie Mills iq. W md- fr- t, X A 1 -Q.. W? il y Edward Myers ,M n ' f ,,, lie ,s Sharon P inks tone YN 1 , ' hi Victoria Simms it Inez Twigs , , , I S A Eloise Weiss FHES HIEH ,sf ls... Ge or ia Leffil vi es Mary Ellen Mosher 'S- EQ . I 721' ,xv-N Janice Obe rla ,x N QW, Q' I hh' up C lyde Robins on k,V Robe rt Smith ,M 5 as x John Toth Joyce Williams if Q ,K ,fm an fk. 4 ... 57 'Q if 1 1 'J L David Betty Melvin Patt Le onard Me ye r McCullough Mikolla -Q3 tw li 'V C: Y: . :M -W .cg f V ' '. M S A L. .1 A. ,, 1. Milton Charlotte J ame s Richard Moshe r Mos sing Mroczkows ki Mullikin W 'sf neei 12- J 1 ' 'W A S Y i k LLIV -:'v . Mar Beverly Sarah Jerry Pahl, Parker Patrick Perkins 'Sn as :X All A 1 ' tim 6 H , t. ' ' L' K R . TA . Dick Shirley Tom William Runne ls Sadowski Sche rze r See man i , 1-'S cf, '-, S A p N iff U s 'ZW E I fi Josephine James Rita Dorothy Span Spengle r Sto rehalde r Stukey v Ellsworth Joy Ann William Doloris Vance VonSeggernW Watts Webb Sue Curtis he Melvin Bowser T . ...V James Craig W Q Gary Hallett y Ralph Kling y 'E Eugene Krasula E Ric ard Tavtigan . Lunora Bowen Dorothy Genevieve - - Wilson Winterfeld Rlchard Harms 39 EIBHTH GRHIJE - I0 g. X if vo'-irniq K , 8. in ,Q W 5. Q ' ' w- - 124 R YL' L A, I ff . Walter Keith Robert Robert I 6 Ashenfelter Berkebile Bloomer Boehm .A -,Qt R 'P- 47- 94 . L... tri, , Q33 ,Q 5 Mrs. B. G. Runnels J 41 Helen Tom Nancy Raymond Buckenmeyer Camp Chamberlain Chamberlain i -W G .. -,, e ' R 44 Qt b qiig ' ' W 4 -g A Q' M ' . 'li it Joyce Marilyn Ruth Shirley R oxane Janet Doren Elton Franklin Fredrick Gilger Gladfelter , 0 4 ,J 3. , A A 61-fins, K? it h Kenneth Lois Gerald Kathryn Howard James Huston Jacquot Korpfer Krasula Kurth Lambert 4 1' sf aaa .A , -huh 1 L' X ',,. J, Richard Ruby William Dale Wilma Iva Mohr Mosher Pearse Poorman Puehler Richards L- - S T 1 1 7' an 11 we Q 7 gw 3 ' A' .1-- f 7 lj, K, t,. jgw, m , f 1, 1 hx ,os In 4 f xiii L..f K .5 A Melvin Susanne Jerry Floyd David Robert Shaffer Shaffer Sharples Smith Sperling Stoup Je rry Ge raldine William Suzanne Joanne Thomas Van Dyke Wagner Welch Zeller 'M K' L lik, Betty Bryan Y n 'Qs' yvif Aid? L Marilyn Clay - ,sv Ml x il' . . 3 .uv Nelson Hagerman A ' 'fs' Q' xgfger 2? itz 4' . , 15 R obe rt Martin Marjorie Ruggles Richard Sutherland 1 , .. F2 R .lt yi Q Q? 2 2 M f, if . g M . 4, , ...k , , 5 SEVENTH GRHIJE 111.1 .fi ,, is, Vff, - Elaine Robe rt Shirley Carol Belcher Bittinger Bloom Bloomer it ,l', Blanche Barbara James Donald Robe rt Bradshaw Bradford Bradford Brueshaber Bryan Billy Phyllis Richard Mary Judy James CYOSSCI' Cu 161' Culler Damaske Deck Dennis no iff A y J C if 4 I .C ,Gxb w Q J in e r A A 5 L.LL igg. K Ati? TV Lyykyh UL VVA. , C ileelr r1,i ' o as .4 B- ' f gf 1 s C -Q Sharon Joanne Jerry Rgseda Doris Charles Eve rett Fabe r F lemma Griffin Hallett Harding lik oi C 7 s it W ii 1 f i J C ' 1 C C M - ! C J f Q Q ,-, ', fjbz . i , I fx it B' ,L ,iii Richard John Norman Marilee Milton Billy Huston Jewell Jordan Kahle Keener Kidder . A IIV 5 ,A , . . 3 . A f r e Q. zrfkb L l - A ,V ,kh A .,k :. 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I M k f M' ' F ' :- '52 2 ,f TSS A .V . .mf M' 4? l 3 W , w2'f? , we ., rf ' . W N -gl, K,-A y sfsg Q. W55f?5i:g Af 4-. I ip .M- H Q v 42 1 ' ' 1 'W K Q, S f ii! i x IHUSIC X -L - ...p-- ,4- f ,., Dir ector: ELMER GIRTEN FIRST ROW: Gaython Eaton, George Hayden, Janice Noe, Joanne Noe, Eugene Doren, Bill Witker, Jack Woodbury. SECOND ROW: Connie Rinkel, Betty Niner, Sandra Armaganian, Mary Ann Klein. THIRD ROW: lla Mae Noe, Beverly Baker, Ann Curtis, Julia Corwin, Patricia Faber, Mr, Girten, Peggy Ball, Glen Batdorf, Gordon Gilger, Joyce Doren, Roxanne Gilger, Suzanne Shaffer, Leah Rae Witker. FOURTH ROW: Fred Dainaske, James Craig, Bill Seeman, Joan Stapleton, Jeri Witker, Janet Gladfelter, Nancy Keopfer, Nelda Severin, Frances Keyes, Bernice Drewyor, Mary Ellen Mosher, Dale Poorman, Sharon Camp, Lynne Carpenter, Ralph Kling, David Ball. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Leonard, Bonnie Myers, Marynette Myers, Sue Curtis, Joyce Noe, Barbara Corwin, Marilyn Matheny, Jeanette Ball, Marilyn Kreuz, Marj- orie Ruggles, Marilyn Clay, Jo Ann Parker, Vera Pennock, SIXTH ROW: David Leonard, Lois Jacquot, Bill Sperling, Bill Pearse, Sandra Clay, Doro- thy Stukey, Gwenyth Bloom, Geraldine Van Dyke, Patricia Czajka, David Sperling. ji' S for good old Swanton FIRST ROW: Melvin Schaffer, Suzanne Welch, Shirley Fred- erick, Kathryn Krasula, SEQOND ROW: Terry Vance, Gary Pozsik, Robert Pfaff, Elsie Prange, James Bradford, Judy Hoff- man, Priscilla Witker, Wayne George, Kent Judson, THIRD ROW, Marilee Kahle, MarieUrban, Barbara Fauble, James Noe, Norma Wiles, Dawn Tavtigan, Mary Lou Ziegler, Dorothy Fuller, Tamara Bloom, Mary Joanne Faber. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Elton, Marilyn Elton, Sharon Pinkstone, Carol Dennis, Barbara Bradford, Irene Harding, Lois Barnes, Mr, Girten, FIFTH ROW: David Leonard, Joyce Brick, George Tolford, Jerry Thomas, William Daniels, John Jewell, JUHIUH if' l lRh'I' RLlWg jul uenislw, Hill lxuopfur, Icrry Kri-uz, SECOND ROW: Mr, tririuu, Rulpl1Kl1i1g,Jalnust run I L Ar, Turn Sclicr- Aur, Riugur lilluu, Faye Sutherland, THIRD ROW: lvllfllfil liriu kluwff, ,lanica lxlrocyzkmv-ki, lruwis Pil- liuil, Inll SlIIllCflLl.l1kl, Karl Kifopfcr, Jolul I.rligr-rlilizrlu, a v- D in Kruuz, Duane liqrkur, Fred Da- Qk, may ,fam L- :-fi 3 x .x. pa., va PV.. V I , S 9 ,ff K if 6 ,, -iff' sous' 'W' our our D 1 .l,L 5 S M: 425 i , r -4 O ef-' 'wi fs FIRST ROW: Eugcuu Dorcn, Gcifrgc Hayden, Bill Snilugy, l'nulAdau1s, Roger Flynn, SECOND ROW: Ilrll Spurllutg. David Lingcnfcltcr, TOlIllv1l'UCZkOW' ski, Hill Witkcr, Duke Clay, Howard Kcller. THIRD ROW: Cfaylluru Eaion, Larry Dunbar, Jinr Mason, lark Wruullmury, Jack Wallingrun, Rolacrt Blayz. 46 ,lk X H4 ,tj 5: i- I r aw: i N H w ASQ in fr gi Q 3 .'. , Q fl' Q' A-2 W - 5 . l me 51 as Q -., 5 1 ,-'A i. f XQ 1 A 1 .Q FIRST ROW: Dorothy Stnkcy, Jeanette Ball, Dianeliline, MarlencKlein, SueCt1r- tis, Jeri Witlter, Delores Webb. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Mosher, Bonnie Mohr, Patricia Faber, Vera Pennock, Georgia Lcffel, Ian Mac Robinson, Sharon Pink' stone, Anna Niner, TIIIRD ROW: Connie Rinlwl, Charlotte Contt-her, Rosemary Sniith, Donna Franklin, Pat Mikola, Shirley Sadvwski, Eloise Weiss, Ruth Jacob, I 1 -,, FIRST ROW, Viola Mines, Mary Iiratton, Ioan Stapleton, jean llrotlf beck, Wylotlene Weiswclier, Nancy Whaley, Inns Mason, SECOND ROW: Mary Blayz, Jutiy lxlossiny, llctty Poornian, Pugliy Ball, Par Garry, Shirley jacob, DarolynOlnistcatl, THIRD ROW: Marilyn lircuz, Joyce Lconarti Gwcnyth Bloom, Faye Sntlierlantl, Pat llahos, Jgnnxtt Glanz, Bent' Niner, Barbara Hallett. lionnir' Iielcht-r, 3 ,x . K, ,..WlV sf. l Mix! 'Y . , A cv - 1 -, A4 h If .X L . - , I sl -I ' I s :lf-z A I 'rt I ' ' Q 5 , w e H -fn T Ave-wg, I ' Y - ' I FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Klein, Patricia Czajka, Joan Evans, Beverly Baker, Verna Fitzsimmons, Bonnie Krause. SECOND ROW: Joyce Noe, jo Ann Parker, Lynne Carpenter, Barbara Corwin, Ainy Hallett, Carol Welter. THIRD ROW: Ila Mae Noe, Bonnie Myers, Sharon Camp, Marilyn Matheny, Anita Ilagerman, Ann Curtis. Q I jg . . ' 3 ,Q ' ' I I I 55' Lf, E91 I , w ' . 3 . X - wr W ,gi . J ' 'Q ' ,rp v 'Q' Q-.SHS nnum mnannfnfs mm Janice Noe, Mary Ann Klein, BettyNiner, Sandra Arm- Connie Rinkel aganian, Joanne Noe The Merry Go-Round broke down Fanfare three At ease From the band show, Down by the Station FIRST ROW: Joyce Doren, Ruth Franklin, Marie Urban, Marjorie Ruggles, Mary Joanne Faber, Mary Ann Damaske. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Krasula, Geraldine Van Dyke, Shirley Frederick, Marilyn Clay, Marilyn Elton, Roxanne Gilger, Helen Buckenmeyer, THIRD ROW: Joyce Noe, Ruby Ann Mosher, Joanne Zeller, Betty Bryan, Suzanne Welch, Suzanne Shaffer, Nancy Elton, lla Mae Noe. JUHIUH HIGH 'Kei ,. ,x GIRLS' BLEE CLUB ?' FIRST ROW: Doris Hallett, Normajordan, Charlotte Mullikin, Mary Lou Ziegler, Barbara Perkins, Betty Young. SECOND ROW: Marilee Kahle, Wilma Puehler, Phyllis Culler, Janet Gladfelter, Barbara Bradford, Nancy Chamberlain, Delores Drennan. THIRD ROW: Elaine Belcher, Leah Rae Witker, Elaine Bowers, Sharon Everett, Julia Corwin, Shirley Bloom, Lois Jacquot. UHGHHIZHTIUHS 7 Q LQ: ' Qdkwi f . l 14 Qfmv 'ii THE SWHHTUH HI-LIFE STAFF Editor ........ George Butz Asst. Editor . . Marynette Myers Business Mgr .... Glen Buckenmeyer Typist ..... Wylodene Weisweber REPORTERS J udy Mos sing, Gaython Eaton, PAaulAdams, Lynne Carpenter, Jo Ann Parker, Erma Tansel, Sandra Leffel, .Tack Wallington, John Langenderfer, Robert Brodbeck,Ann Curtis, and Sharon Camp. The Hi-Life, our weekly newspaper, is in its twenty-second year of publication. Articles edited are sports, gossip, edito- rials, Senior biographies, school news, and feature articles. The staff is honored withabanquet every spring by Mr. Walter Pinkstone, publisher of Swanton's newspaper. The Hi-Life staff was responsible for giving the study hall that holiday atmosphere with Christmas decorations. ADVISORS Considerable credit goes to G e o r ge Eva Carpenter and B. G. Runnels Butz, for his splendid editorials and excel- lent assignments. A great deal of credit also goes to the advisors, Mrs. Carpenter and Mr. Runnels for their patience and guidance. 'si GEoRGE BUTZ Editor .l 52 asia i s K -: Q 5 'lj - 1 - TOP ROW Lois Franklin Donna Franklin Berry Shoemaker Bruce Vaughan M E J 5 Susie Welch, Sue Rolen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Moorman qsponsorj, llla Mae -1 ' xl 1- - -1r Noe, Dorothy Stukey, Lora Lee Kelley, Mrs. Adams. FIRST ROW: Margie ' F - B I E. S Z - - 'Iv : I : gr Ei ii i ll ilaii iii an X ' ' 's ' I ' E . if i S . I! -'4 'IN -mlslluli x won nll!!!i Ruggles, Georgia Leffel, Carol Dennis, Kathryn Chamberlain, Lois Jaquot. 9' 9 . ' 53 F 45 1 A Wxlsf N 'NA 41 Ah-,ii Xxx 9. coox L hx HIUVIE UPEHHTUHS TOP ROW: Kenny Barnes, Tom Mroczkowski, Bill Witker, Bill Stukey, Donald DeNeis, Eugene Simms, Richard Faber, David Lingenfelder, SECOND ROW: Bill Sperling, Dale Barnes, Bob Camp, Jim Jones, Charles Blayz, Richard Lambert, Harry Culler. FIRST ROW: Iohn Brodbeck, Jim Iller, Austin Stude- baker, Robert Roth, Perry Zeigler, Roger Wiles. l PHUTUGRHPHU President . . . . . Gaython Eaton Vice President . . . David Lingenfelter Secretary . . . . . Eugene Doren Treasurer . . . William Witker Trustees . . . James Cook Geor ge Butz William Stukey Swanton Photography Club was first organized in 1939. The purpose ofthe club is to teach the interested students of Swan- ton High the fundamentals of good photo- graphy. Requirements for membership are that the individual must have aninterest in photography, own a camera, and be an upper classman. It is considered as one of the bestor- ganizations in the school. One of the rea- sons it is exceptionally good is because of the sponsorship of Mr. Daniels. Mr. Daniels has been the sponsor of this club for the last six years. O The club has a completely furnished dark room with equipment necessary to develop, print, and enlarge pictures. Last year the Photo club staged a comedy tofor the student bodywhich was a great success. It delighted the students and proved that the members can act as well as they can take pictures. At this assembly they also presented the Photo Queen of 1950, Betty Niner with her five attendants! Norene Taylor, Patricia Babos, Doris Degenfelder, Sue Rolen, and Star Tansel. The annual picnic which is heldeach May is also an event greatly anticipated by members of the club. The club maintains equipment valued at approximately SB 150 which is used by al- most all members of the club. The principal money-raising project is selling milk every noon. This, with club dues of fifty cents per year, contributes to fact that the Photography Club is one of the most prosperous organizations in school. TOP ROW: Lloyd Raker, Bill Sperling, Robert Slane, David Ball, Gaylon Faber, Jack Wallington, David Lingen- felter, Kent Welch. THIRD ROW: Duke Clay, Duane Mohr, Paul Storehalder, Larry Dunbar, Louie Pilliod, James Mason, James Cook. SECOND ROW: George Butz, Eugene Doren, Donald DeNies, William Stukey, Dave Peters, William Witker, Eugene Simms. FIRST ROW: Mr. Daniels fsponsorj, Kenneth Russel, Austin Studebaker, lack Stevens, Gaython Eaton, Tommy Pllllod, Walter Studebaker. 54 IIHHIEHH CLUB President . . James Mroczkowski Treasurer . . .... Robert Fuller Secretary . . . . James Craig Trustees . . Fred Damaske Paul Elton David Leonard m Fr' I' I' o.. 2 J.cooK l li Since the Camera Club was just organ- ized this school year its membership is still quite small. There are thirteenmem- bers in the club now. Although there are no girls in this organization as yet, they are eligible if they meet the requirements. Throughout the year they have taken some very interesting pictures. In order to join this organization the student must own a camera, have an active interest in photography, a purpose forjoin- ing, and your application must be accepted by a majority of the club. We want to wish this club the best of luck in the years to come. l P r TOP ROW: Donald Drewyor, Robert Fuller, Mr. Eaton Qsponsorj. Elton. FIRST ROW:Fred Damaske, James Pethe, James Mrocz- SECOND ROW: Jim Craig, Jim Spengler, Chuck Kreuz, Paul kowski, Paul Brentlinger, Bill Seaman. 55 SEHIUH U-TEENS , -r I .l KY' . President . . . Gwen th Bloom . . . y Vice President . . . Pat Czajka Secretary . . . . . Betty Niner Treasurer . . . Betty Poorman Chaplain . . . . Sandra Leffel Song Leader . . Lynne Carpenter The YiTeens organizationwas started at Swanton High School during the years 1930-31 and was reorganized as the Girl Reserves. Recently it was changed to the Y-Teens making it more easily identified with theY.W.C.A. The purpose of the or- ganization is to strive for and create high- er social, rnoral, and spiritual standards. This year the Senior Y-Teens spon- soredthe annualChristmas Dance, Snow- shoe Schuffle. They obtain advice from their sponsor, Mrs. Titgemeyer. The Freshman Y-Teens sponsored the annual Valentine Dance, Cupid's Ba1l, on February 10, Their advisor is Miss McLaughlin. The Sophomore Y-Teens sponsored the April Fool's Day Dance, Fool's Frolic, on March 31. The advisor ofthis group is Mrs. Sagert. - v -'ni - W L -L' .mf lf., 4 :sux i3 TOP ROW: Barbara Corwin, Lynne Carpenter, Sandra Clay, Mary Lou Bushong, ,Io Ann Parker, Sandra Leffel. SECOND ROW: Beverly Baker, Nelda Severin, Joyce Noe, Berry Poorman, Erma Tansel, Sandra Armaganian, Mrs. Titgerneycr, fsponsorp. FIRST ROW: ParCzajka, Norene Taylor, Berry Niner, Faye Sutherland, Bernice Drewyor, Verna Fitzsimmons, 56 SUPHUIIIUHE U-TEENS TOP ROW: Mrs. Sagert Qsponsorj, Alice Piper, Jeri Witker, Pat Faber, Connie Rinkle, Shirley Chamberlain, Barbara Wagner, Mary Martin, SECOND ROW: Vera Pennock, Anna Niner, Beverly Whaley, Marlene Shaffer, Donna Franklin, Hazel Puehler, Kay Chamberlain, FIRST ROW: Ann Curtis, Bonnie Myers, Sharon Camp, Marilyn Matheny, Deanie Jascur, Bonnie Mohr, Anita Hager- man, FRESHIHHH U-TEENS TOP ROW: Eloise Weiss, Sharon Pinkstone, Shirley Sadowski, Lora Lee Kelley, Mary Ellen Mosher, Georgia Leffel, Joyce Brodbeck, SECOND ROW: Carol Kethel, Carol Dennis, Dorothy Stukey, Janet Ball, Joy An-n VonSeggern, Janice Oberla, Mary Fears. FIRST ROW: Ruth Jacob, Sue Curtis, Pat Mikola, Vicky Simms, Doris Kinney, Dorothy Wilson, Violet Mullins, .Jr 6. H. H. TOP ROW: Bertha Garner, Carolyn Kreuz, Mary Ann Klein, Pat Garry, Amy Hallett, Willa Nell Thompson, Jackie Perkins. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Belcher, Jeanetta Hall, Wylodene Weiswebcr, Nancy Whaley, Lois Jean Franklin, Barbara Hallett, Barbara Johnson. FlRST ROW: Janett Glanz, Marilyn Kreuz, Joanne Sulewski, Joyce Sulewski, Doris Degenfelder, Joan Evans, TOP ROW: Hattie Brown, DarolynO1mstead, Archie Wells, Shirley Jacobs, Jean Brodbeek, Peggy Ball. SECOND ROW: Mary Bratton, Judy Mossing, Pat Babos, Anna Mae Brockoff, Joyce Leonard, FIRST ROW: Sue Rolen, Joan Stapleton, Mag Blayz, Viola Mines, Marynette Myers. v Y' SEHIUH HI-ll - W...--.-Q--H--as. win. TOP ROW: Robert Roth, Carl Weiss, Charles Blayz, Donald Pahl, David Smith, Howard Keller, Roger Wiles Tom Mroczkowski. THIRD ROW: Perry Zeigler, Marvin Buehrer, Kenneth Barnes, Leo Yager, Duane Durr Kenneth Mossing. SECOND ROW: Frank Kreuz, Kenneth Vaughn, Fred Elton, Richard Faber, Dale Barnes Roger Flynn, William Piper. FIRST ROW: Tom Bollinger, James Hallett, James lller, Robert Camp, Jim Jones Mr, Titgameyer fsponsorj. JUIIIUR HI-U 3 3 3 al! TOP ROW: Ronnie Fitzsimmons, Marvin Kasten, Jack Woodbury, Bill Sutherland, Dick Runnels, Leroy Frosch, Roger Elton. Donald Koepher. THIRD ROW: Mr, Elmer Girten fsponsorj, Karl Buehrer, Karl Koepher, Bob Carroll, John Langenderfer, Gordon Gilger, Bruce Vaughn, Bob Smith. SECOND ROW: Ralph Kling, Bill Koepher, Jerry Perkins, Robert Blayz, Edward Myers, John Kreuz, Duayne Baker. FIRST ROW: Alvin Kreuz, Tom Scherzer, Gary Hallett, Ellisworth Vance, Dick Tavtigian, Daniel Langenderfer. x i ,,.qsr ' JUHIUH CLHSS PLHU LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE was the name of the JuniorClass Play given on November 3lst and December l. Toasty .... . Joanne Sulewski Joe Burke .... . John Brodbeck Pinky Hamilton . . . Duke Clay Ogden McC1osky. . . . . Don Pahl Connie Ashton . . .Nelda Severin Ebb Dunham . . . Joanne Zaleski Flo Dunham . . . . . . Joyce Noe Shirley Bradford . . Mary Ann Klein Sugar Lou Jackson ..... Pat Czajka Monica Bates ...... Joan Evans Mrs. J. Worthington Bates . .... . Lynne Carpenter Dr. Pillsy ....... Glen Batdorf Miss Emily Ross . . Barbara Corwin Cliff Hayword .... Kenneth Barnes MRS. TITGEMEYER, Director SEHIUH CLHSS PLHU cu+:,MENT1NE was the name of the Senior Class Play given in April. C lementine Kelley Joyce Leonard Mary Kelley Pat Babos Gerald Kelley Gene Doren Bertha Gwenyth Bloom Abe Carter Gaython Eaton Hank Matthews James Jones Pete Duane Durr Tubby Bob Holland Cathy Mary Bratton Jane Ann Norene Taylor Ann McNeil Judy Mossing Miss Prunella Pringle . . . . . . . Virginia Sutherland MRS. CARPENTER, Director KX ,,-Y S HTHLETICS Selmer Bob FOOTBALL Glad ' E TRA . R bert ago INER . NAGERS. 0 f Roger Eh S- Marvin FOOTBALL MA Sher. on. Buehrer Fuller, Milam M0 ' GaYfhon CO-CAPTAINS: Paul Adams, Jim Iler, Mostvaluable player: Bill Jones fCemerJ. V CHEERLEADERS: Doris Degenfelder, Jackie Perkins, Fay Sutherland, Norene Taylor. VHRSITEI FUUTBHH FIRST ROW: Duke Clay, Bill Jones, Pat Smith, Ken Moss- ing. SECOND ROW: Dick Tavtigian, Jim Jones, David Lingenfelter, Bill Butz, Duane Mohr. THIRD ROW: Don Verduin, Assistant Coach, Bill Watts, Bob Camp. Jim ller, Paul Adams, Bob Carroll. FOURTH ROW: Dewey Johnson, Coach, Paul Brentlinger, Dick Runnels, James Mrocz- kowski, James Thompson, Jim Mason. OPPONENT Genoa Holland Maumee Ottawa Hills Anthony Wayne Wauseon Ros sford Delta 64 , THEY 0 19 2.7 6 Z1 19 15 13 VHRSITEI FUUTBHH FIRST ROW: Ken Barnes, George Johnson, Bob Holland, Roosevelt Hunter. SECOND ROW: Dan Nowowiejski, Bill Piper, Dale Barnes, Harry Culler, James Pethe. THIRD ROW: George Harris, Tom Mroczkowski, Karl Koepfer, Carl Buehrer, Lou Pilliod, Ed Keegan. FOURTH ROW: William Lucas, Richard Lambert, Larry Dunbar, Bob Smith, Jim Penamon. ALL MAUMEE VALLEY LEAGUE 65 66 Frank Kreuz, Bob Camp, Carl Buehrer, Leo Yager, Ken Mossing, Dave Peters, Richard Faber, Bill McGhee, Gaython Eaton. VHRSITU BHSHETBHLL OPPONENT THEY WE Rossford 31 Z9 Fulton 32 45 Metamora Z9 Z7 Pettisville 41 51 Rossford 38 36 Archbold 53 45 Holland 58 43 Delta 36 Z5 Fulton 43 71 Lyons 56 3 7 Metamora Z5 49 Fayette 35 45 Anthony Wayne 73 51 Chesterfield 37 48 Ottawa Hills 2.6 16 Wauseon 49 39 TOURNAMENT Perrysburg 55 Z8 MANAGERS C OAC H Paul Adams, Jim Iler Johnson TT E RESERVE BHSHETBHEE STANDING: Bob Blayz, Fred Pilliod, Dale Monday, Larry Dunbar, Bob Carroll, Iim Mason, John Langenderfer, Bruce Vaughan, Coach Johnson. KNEELING: Marvin Buehrer, Gerald Leland, Alvin Kreuz, Roger Elton, Harry Kreuz, Lloyd Raker. z W fl L 'J .E Q 5 , I E 4 l L, ' -x JUHIUH HIGH BHSKETBHIE FIRST ROW: Duayne Baker, Dave Leonard, John Kreuz, Bob Fuller, Charles Kreuz, Bill Watts, SECOND ROW: Fred Damaske, Gary Hallett, Ed Keegan, Jerry Perkins, Elsie Vance, Jerry Kreuz. THIRD ROW: Coach Verduin, Ronnie Fitzsimmons, Jim MIOCZROWSRL . if ...... ....l.,.. ...... FIRST ROW: Pete Watts, James Ward, Bob Martin George Tolford Leroy Frosh Pete Najarian, Gerry Sharples. SECOND ROW: Arlie Mohr Manager Tom Camp Drck Mohr W Nelson Hagerman, Richard Mullikin, Jim Pethe, Bill Keopfer Dave Proudfoot THIRD ROW X4 Howard Kurth, Ralph Houser, Robert Smith, Bill Sutherland Bill Pearce Jerry Perluns FOURTH ROW: Jim Lambert, Gary Hallett. Jim Burke Dick Runnels Jlm MIOCZROWSRI Bob Bloomer, Dick Tavtigan. JUHIUR HIGH FUUTBHLL OPPONENT Delta Ottawa Hills Anthony W ayne Rossford Adrian Barbara Perkins, Marilyn Elton. THEY W 6 13 0 13 0 Z4 6 0 13 19 Sue Welch, Shirley Fredricks, TRHCI4 FUR '51 This year's track team is looking forward to conquering Delta, the county champs of last year, and taking the champion- ship trophy instead of the runners-up. This will be quite a task but since Swanton has the largest membership in their team since the organization of track, Swanton is sure to give Delta and anyone else in the county a real battle. The team is also looking forward to racking up some points in their other meets such as the Devilbis Relays and the Maumee In- vitational. These two meets will be very trying for many of the larger schools have the edge on S.H.S. and S.H.S. must make up for it in some other way. Perhaps this will be done in spirit for the team so far has been very high in morale. The mainstays of this years team will be Bill Butz, Gay- thon Eaton, Carl Buehrer, Larry Dunbar, Jim Mason, Lou Pilliod, Jim Thompson, and Dave Peters. Eaton, county high jump champ last year, will also be one of our desk men. Bill Butz and Jim Thompson will be in on the dash. Butz, too, is the teams leading broad jumper. Pilliod, Buehrer, Dunbar,and Peters will be the distance runners. Mason will lead the pole vaulters and weight men. New found discoveries this year are George Johnson and Bruce Vaughan. Johnson showed that he is aboy tobe watched in the dashes by easily licking Butz, one of the fastest last year. Vaughan proved to be a fine discus thrower by heaving it 91 feet his second day out. If you don't already know the coaches, they are Mr. Eaton and Mr. Verduin. Mr. Verduin helped a great deal this year by leading the boys through exercises and really whipping them into shape. April Z7 .. .... De1taMeet May 4 .. Devilbis Relays May 1 1 .. .. Maumee Invitational May 18 .. .. District Meet at Bowling Green May Z5 .. State Meet at Columbus W 'mf F f'!w 9, ,AhA f 'Q L A Sigh- 1. .... .-, ., ,.,,,.., ,.:,ii..,' .TL , .,,.-.x,- ,... ...,,,,,- .,...: X3 ' ,' njf 417 Summit Street Y 'f'gggfgNgw Touzoo 4. Omo A , Douv I-CND Jos A Great Month SWANTON HIGH GRADUATES 75 BUCHEYE-CHEVROLET-SALES mail GEARlC:lif5'559'g'ki f .msn mn: mm sowvnsnr Mmm 1' lmllnrmr - '-...-.,,, ,L C ompliments ZIEGLEEGEAHIG A. A. PURDY Clothing -Furnishings and shoes for the entire family Swanton, Ohio C ompliments Of GIBSON IMPLEMENT SALES I. I. Case and New Ide Farm Equipment B ta. 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