Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1931 volume:

N Q ' Ji V .Q C : 7 .1 Ex L.lBRls E -2 Z I , w I E E Q, Q . K., C. K .JO v mln!! N ,I AV. LMT, 'S THE INDIAN VILLAGE ...Annual... 'X T A ein. - - rua- Q.-:E i L :Lira , ,Mn L ll PT JS gg' S 7 f4SgggE52 iS3QfSigg1', X 1-1 , 4 H f fi: , g 1 . -W 1' 5 fiEESE7fQfiQEi??i' IIHI E?S3ieiEfQ fx-. In V31 ' - Q EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS UPPER SANDUSKY HIGH SCHOOL 3 INIINIIIIN IONONNNNI IOOOUINNN X I A X M-I fx G 'fSS N Y I I I f I ffm I I , I 5 I I I ML 1,1131 my I Ol O :Bassinet Umm f ' S T517 ..,Foreword. .. S IN the days of Arth1ir's kingdom gallant knights and bold rode forth in quest of the Holy Grail g so we, the knights and ladies of '31, have traversed the kingdom of U. S. H. S., in search of the light of khoieledge. The peers of the realm of learizifizg have guided and ehalleizged us as ire labored. Now through their efforts, the help of our lovilnig parents, and the eneourageinent of those other seekers who have preeeeded as in this same quest: we rise to meet the rlafzofrr' of wiisdoinfs light. Our fellow pilgrims, the younger heralds, squires, and pages, all who aspire to kfniglztlzfood will soon follow Along our ieay we hape been eiitertaifned by bards and mihstrels, man!! of them from our own, order. Our kin1'ghts-errafiit have oft iizyayed in joilst or toiirfnamertt where they displayed their profzeess and their skill. As a reeord of our quest we have published this book that it may tell to others the tale of our travelsg that it may serve to remiml us of the pleasant eomradships and joys of our pilgrimage. If this imperfect little volzmie satisfies these demands, it will be to as a valued souvenir. Arise, all ye who read these pages! Join with us and rise to meet the I1l1,'ll2l'l,.H -Catharine Good, Editor '31 ii Page 2 A A up - Il' MEM ul Ya ff-.. l Nl 'PS JI A Z E T Q o C3 FD EH O. Q :zu C 13 N To Miss Mfl'7lIl't' Strfclrns Wf', tim' Class of 1931, gratrffully rlffdicatv this, our A'I1,'l'L'L4fClfl, as LL tolcmz of our SllI,f'f'I'0 uwpprfzciation of lufr as a, tf'ClfClll I' cvml f'I'1:l4'I'ld. As a trfcwlzvr, she has always willingly helped and guided us, and i'1zspz'rvd in us noble ideals. As CL frivnd, sim is tlw 'intarvstffcl compcmion of all who know heix. Sha has promfd to ms that it is fzm to lima -to live abmzdalntly. l':1L:0 3 P11 gc 4 'Sl Q e S VO Senzor Hzgh dusky fi K fi. Q. :D -p-I .Lvl 7 lf ' . s it ,I ,, -ss., , T 'X 'S- fs. Junior High Srhool P11 gf- 1' My N 7 H BX MFEH ooo Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book 4 51 2 rm C3 Sm FU O 3 f'f rm 3 5? T110 Court of L1'a1'111'11g Knights mm' LarI1'w.w Tro11l1mI011r,w Jousts and T0211'11f1m1'11ts Gala Days A 111 m '11 1' TI11' Jvstw' and His ,Iwsts HI'i'llIf1.9 of Our PllfI'OIl.S vit TY? ' My Q 1. Page 6 -Q D 75 I SEER '-2 as ZW A A 0 - Editor-in-Chief .... Associate Editor ...,............ Business Manager ................. ANNUAL STAFF Assistant Business Manager .... Advertising Manager ........ harine Good .. ...... Cat Kathleen Moloney Richard Harman Monroe Stevenson William Switzer A,:'stant Adv. Manager ,.... ..,........,. ,.....,. G c Jrdon Scheidegger s'-.1 Franklin Byrd Circulation Manager .... Assistants .....,.............. ..... L leah J. Kotterman, Floyd Culver Treasurer ...,.............. Literary Editor Who's Who .,... Histories ....,...... Class Will .....,..... Class Prophecy ...... Feature Editors .... Music ..................... Athletics ..............,.... Physical Education .... Public Speaking ...... Society ................... Calendar Jokes ......,.,.. Art Editors .,.. Alumni ............. Typists .......l........ Faculty Advisor ,.., Dorothy Schwllk Helen Stephan Velma Spencer Wanda Schlup Katherine Gavel' .. Lucille Green , ..... ' ff.'f.'.'.'.'. i:'iiZ55kLi'15''liiaie-1-L4f'wa1d0 M.J,-rick Charlotte Altenberger, Bertram Leslie Allan Witzel, Roma Smith Helen Gatchell, Homer Woessnei Grace Lawrence Ruth Armstrong, Wilbur Lawrence, Catherine Gillen ffQf iilliLlii clQLSiQ, Beulah Larick Evelyn Jenot, Howard Swartz Imogene Derr, Velma Spencer Lucille Scherry Colleen Hutchinson, Gladys Iams Page 7 Mr. Houpt Q X 'Q Board of Education Charles U B1 zngman, Zlb MQ ff ff!! k.,SSUl FACULTY H+ S Q4 91' fl MEM 7 'X ll Mr. W. O. Moore, Superintendent A. B. Degree, Muskingum A. M. Degree, Wittenberg State Elementary School Life Certificate State High School Life Certificate P g 10 ll f Yi ' ' si Q: 'gm 5 MEM Zis .111 Mr. L. H. Houpt, Principal B. S. Degree, Ohio Northern University State Elementary Life Certificate State High School Life Certificate Member State School Survey Commission 1913 President Wyandot County Teachers' As- sociation, 1922-1931. Member State Educational Council 1924, 1932 M. A. Degree, Ohio State. of wr i i Page 11 M-11 5- ul-+ I .44 9,9 lily ll i' '- S fill fig I x X Il Clair E. Holland Mamz'e Stearns Haydn D. Raalu' 1 Erma L. Stearns Homer Hu1i9mw , , , Faculty , , , G. El'lICXf 1.f1f1ff Mr. W. O. Moore, Mr. L. H. Houpt, Mr. G. E. Lirrle, Miss Erma Stearns, Miss lean Qolling, Mr. C. E. Holland, Miss Mamiestearns, Miss Louise Edmund Miss Helen Pease, Mr. Haydn Raabe, Mr. Homer Huffman, Miss Grace Slammer, 1 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Superintendent of Schools, Public Speaking. Principal Senior High School, Guidance, Social Sciviiccs. Anierican History and Physical EilllC'2Ltl0I1. Ancient History and Latin. Couuucrcial Subjects lVlH.tl16Ill2ltlCS, Physics and Mechanical Drawing. C0l11l11PI'Cl2tl Geography, Hygiene, and Homo Iflcouomics. English 11 and 12. Spanish 1 and 2, and English 10. Modern History, Chemistry, Agriculturc and Boys' Alhlwtic Coucl Bands, Orchestra, and Give Club. Secrvtary to Supl. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hannun, Uustodians. Page 12 5.4.1 X Qi 1- X '. W 1' MEM Z 'X 511 r Louise Edmund . . I funn Golfing He en Pease A. O. Suber, HLlTfJlLi C0176 PRINCIPAL jumon PIIGH Lucy Hetzel I':lp:','c 13 li W Y Nl H fllll W euliifi -w s ll f l Ruth Eiiglyn Ngumgigfgf G6TfTMdC Miff8TmdiCT I E i Geraldine Hoover Addie Schoenberger Fredciick Fleemcm JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mr. A. O. Subef, Prin. Junior High School, and English 9. Mr. Harold Cope, BiOl0gy, COIlll1l6l'CiHl Geograpliy, and Algvhra. Miss Lucy Herzel, Latin U, English 8, and Conununity Civics. Miss Addie Schoenberger, Arithmetic 7 and 8. Miss Gertrude Mirrermaier, History 8, and Geograpliy 7. Mr Frederick Fleeman, Couini. Arith., Manual Training and Gvnerzil Scivncv. Miss Evelyn Neumeistev, English 7, and Orthography X. Miss Ruth Diller, Coniniunity Civics, and Grades ilieadingj. Miss Geraldine Hoover, Grade Music and Violin Class. Mr. Tipp Stevens, Custodian. Page ll , eg X FW 'el it EEINH RS I':ug1- 13 Q Q , -L. QNJ 5 -Lug T5 1 -2-' B MER Z S Ziff' Ffriel Ulrich Comme:-rrrial Course P. VV. C. '31 Class President '31 Band '28, '29, '30, '31, Kathryn Stephan Commprcial-Modfrn Language Course Public Speaking '28 Glee Club '28, '29, '30, '31 G, R. '29, '30 Operctta, '30, '31 C. C. C. '30, Officer '31 I'. NV. C. '31 Class Officer '31 M6'I'1't'7Z M. Krock Commercial Course Class Officer '31 l'. W. C. '31 C, C. C. '31 Band '28, '29, '30, '31 Orchestra '28. '29, '31 Give Club '28, '29, '30 Operetta '28, '29, '30 Edith L. Barth Commercial-Homo Economics Coursv P. W. C. '31 Class Officvr '31 Glee Club '31 Kathleen A. Moloney Ccttharine Good College Entrance Course- Glee Club '28 Class Officer '28 G. R. '29, '30, Officer '31 Latin Club '30, Uffivel' '31 B, B. Mgr. '31 Annual Staff '31 Class Orator Monroe Stevenson, Page College lintranue- Scientific Course Sr. Hi-Y '29, '30, '31 Band '30, '31 Latin Club '30, '31 Annual Staff '31 Class Offivei' '30 Football '30, '31 Basketball '30, '31 16 College Entranoe Coursv Class Offivor '28 Give Club '28 Public Spf-aking '28 Debate '28. '29 Orangv R Black '28, '29 B. B. '28, '29, '30, '31 Vraecursor '30 Latin Club '30, lJfflL'l'l' il G. R, '29, '30, l'r+-s. '31 Annual Staff '31 Valvilivtorian Richard Harman Collvgf- l'2ntrani-m-- Sm-ientifiv Coursi- Sr. Hi-Y '29, '30, l'i'i's. '31 Class Officer '28 Football '30, '31 Basketball '29, '30, '31 Latin Club, '30, Uffivs-r. '31 Annual Staff '31 iii' 5 '- -. Q -1-iv f llornflzy E. Sf'1z1:'f1lc f1l'lf'Il' Stvplzau l'4-mlm-rviul Unulsu- Unllvgn- I':1l11'iI1ll'f'1'lllll'Sl' 1 ,. - '- v '- -- -- Villld '28, '29, '30, '31 I ' lu, ', : ',. ' , ' lL'l'K'hl'H1I'il '28, '20, '30, '31 I'ulwIu- :syn-fulfills.: 18, ZZ!! mlm, 1-mb 38' vznl fm l' I l'. '30 l'I:1ss UfI'i4'c-r '20 , -.,. 15. le. lx, 'xu ' ,,, ',, mlm Uluh 'ml l ' - 'H U. lt li '30, 'Jil .Xnlllml Stuff' 'lil fi. ll, '29, '30, Ul 1'lw-1- 'Ill Up:-rn-:lu '20, '30, '31 .Xnnlml Stuff 'Jil SJl1ll11l11ll'i11ll Flnyfl IC. Culzvfr I I'llIl1Cf1'l1 Byrd 1'llIllIll4'l'l'1JlI 1'Ulll'h!' Fullvgc- 1'fll1l'llIIl'l' 1', W 4', 'til l'UlIl'S1- Sr. HI-Y 'SIO Sr. Hi-Y 'IIO Hllllll '20, '30, 'IH film- Vlub 'Jil lilw- l'lll1x '28, '2!l, 140, 'IH lf'mrtlm1l '31 .Xlmuul Stuff 'Zil l'. l', V. '30, 'Ill Ulu-rn-ltu '20, 'Z10, 'ISI Uppm-rw-H11 '31 Annual Slnfl' 'Ill Gordon Sr-l1f'1'rl1'gg1'r 1fV1'Ilmlm H. Sl1l'1'tz01' 4'0lll'l-U' l':ll'1'IlI14'l'l'U1ll'Sl' 1'UIllIlll'1'1'i!lI-S4'it'llt1fit' l'. 1' V. TW. 'IH 1'll1ll'Sl' 13. ll. '27. 'UK '39, Vfllll- Il'00th:nIl '28, '20, '80, '30, Aim: 'til 31,4-1-, '31 Axllllllll Stuff 'ICI lg, ll, lug,-, '20, '30 ,Xunuul Stuff 'IH Lwula Jfwnlzrf Mary Elizalwth Pvtvrs K0fff'1'lH1fl'1 l'ull1-gl l':I111'ill1l'l' l'u111-sv 5 mmlnlf-1-.Ai:.1-1'l.l1Q-W mn- fill-1' l'll1b '28. '20, 'sm 1 ll'JII1l'l' l'uul's1- V- V- - fm' 31 f I,,,5,H,, S',,.,,ki,mA '35, lf. R. iillllllvl .11 K file-1-l'lul1 '28,'1j!l, '30, '31 Annuul Stuff 'Rl i l'. XV F. '31-Uf1'il'1'l' I M-lm lv l Annual Stuff 'ZH ' l':u,L:'1: 17 11111 ofa. ME I 1 W Z 0 l Q- B 7' ll! ,I M Fm 01 Nw Y' fllll Q9 Il P S. Tb 3 Q o o ??' Uolloge l 1I1l2l'HFlC9-l,'OHl- mervial Course Gle01'1ub'28,'29, '30, '31 Orchvstra '28, '29, '30, '31 G. R. '29, '30, '31 Operelta '29, '30, '31 1'. W. U. '31 Annual Staff '31 Wilbur Lawfrewlce Uollvge Entrance- Svientific Uourse, l'ublif' Speaking '28, '29, '30, '31 One-rotta '31 11100 Club '31 Annual Staff '31 Latin Ulub '30, '31 Allan Witzel College Entranve- Scientific Course Give Club '28, '29, '30, '31 Band '29, '30 Football '29, '31 Kathryn Gcwer Entvred Eden Hiixh. '27 linterod ll. S. H. S. '29 Follegv Entrancc- Svientific Coursmx. G. R. '29, '30, '31 Band '29, '30, '31 Annual Staff '31 Pearl Dawson Sf-icntific Uoursc Band '28, '29, '30, '31 Bertram Leslie Comme-rcial-l'x'c,-p. Enginvering Course- I'. U. U. '30 Glen- Club '28, '29, '30, '31 Opvrvtta '29, '30 '31 Chorus '30 Debate '29 UDOI'8ttZt '28, '29, '31 Sl.. Hi,Y '28' '29, '30' '31 Annual Staff '31 Offivf-r '30 Sl. Hi,Y 129 -30 --41 Tgublic Speaking: '28, '29. . ., , 1 ,Z 1 Annual Staff, '31 Imogene Derr' Beulah N. Larick ago Collvge lflntrance Course Cleo Club '28 G. R. '29, '30, '31 C. l'. C. '30, '31 Annual Staff '31 18 Uulls-gel Entraiiue lfourse Gif-0 Club '28, '29, '30, '31 G. R. '29, '30 Officer '31 Public Speaking '29 Latin Uluh '30, '31 Annual Staff '31 M5551 -23 is Harv1'y Juzwy Il:-livral 1'Ulll'S4' lflnts-rm-rl VVyandut '27 llldlrlll' lia:4m-ball I':1lU'I'1'li Harpstm-r '29 lndnm' li:i:4m-lmll ll. ii. 'Prac-k ldntl-rvrl ll. S. Ii. S. '30 li. ll. '31 Roma Smith l'oll1-g'n- lCn1ranm--- 4'mnln1-iw-ial Uuursv- fl. li. '30, '31 V, 1'. 1', '30, '31 Ori-hi-slra '28, '29, '30, '31 li. li. '29, '30, '31 Annual Staff '31. Wanda Srfhlup l'nllf-f.:'i- I':llfl'2lIl4'l'l'1llIl'Hl' Ulass Uffivvr '30 Latin 4'luh, '30, '31 Annual Staff '31 -irthur L0'?7f'I'lCll l'nllf'p,'1- l'Ili1l':lllL'+1 1'uui':'1' Igillld '29, '30, '31 Urn-lic-sti':l '28, '29, '30, '31 Sr. Hi-Y '29, '30, '31 F1-ffdffriclc SCIL-'FCIC Jar. fiom-ral Unursv l'1n1e,-rc-d Murrall H. S' '7 Plans f,ffil'l'l' ll. 15. '20, '30 l'1l1U'l'l'd II. S. H. S, '30 Luc'1'lln M. Sclwrry Vnllvgw- I+Inti'anvu Uoursv fllvn- Ululm '28, '29 1'. 1'. 1', '30, '31 Class flffl1'!'l' '30 fl. R, '29, '30, '31 Public' Spvaking' '28, '20 Clzarlotte L. Altrffizbergcfll' l'oll1-gv Entrance Conwa- Glvv l'lub '28, '2!l, '31 Band '28, '29, '30, '31 Urvha-stra '28, '29, '30, '31 U. V. U. '30, '31 tl. Il. '29, '30, '31 Annual Staff '31 Homwr Wovssner Wnmnvrcial Scientific 1'UllI'SC Annual Staff '31 l'af.:'e MEM 2 ' S Vazwv Mozrsm' SCifllltifiC-l'OlHI1l0l'Cl2l1 Course Vf 'HLIl- R. Smufccz' College ldntrzmve Cum llluv Club '28 Public Spezllcimx '20 01'ulwstl'u '28, '29, '30, C. C. C. '30, '31 Annual Stuff '31 Junrf Nczlmzcistw f,'0lI1Il'lPl'L'iHl-1NIUdf'1'll Language Course Glen Club '28, '29, '30. fl. R. '29, '30, '31 Officer '30 U. B. '28, '29, '30 lllgr. Open-ttza '31 Class Officvl' '29 C. C. C. '30, '31 Herman L. Drown nge Scientific Course Glvc Club '30. '31 20 Nobfv Earp Sc-ientlfic:-Cummv1'v1:1I Couran- Ilvlffzz Mnriv Gatrfhvll l'Ulllllll'l'K'i2ll Homb- l'1 Ull0YIlil'S Cuursv I'. VV. C. I'l'c1s. '31 Annual Stuff '31 li. li. '31 l'hysim::1l Md. '31 Rfuth. M. .47'HltIl'l'!Hlg Cullvpsio 11ll1tl':11u,-ml Cuurs ills-ex Club '28, '20, '31 f2IlPI'9tUl '31 C. C. C. '30, f,ffll'l'l' '31 fl. H. '31 H. B. '30, Capt. -ll H0u,'a f1 S wart.: llc-m-rzll Cuursv 1'. l'. l'. '30, '31 B. B. '30 Fmltllclll '29, '30 lllpqr. '31 Annual Stuff '31 F-8.11 ?'a-+ ' tl F Martlm Ulrirlz 1'ulln-p:+- l-Intx':-m-4-- l'mmm-rviul Uullrm- lllw-1'l1ll1'2X. '29, '30 l'. NV. 1'. 'lil fl. li. '29, 'I!lI, 'IH Ill1rrga1'r't E. Fon' l'ulIlllls'l'4'i:ll-4'ulln-QM lllntx-:um-v l'UlllSl' ll. IC. '29, '30, 'Ill 12 1'. V. Win, 'Ifl l', NV. V, 'Jil Ill:-v Vlub '28. '.ilI, Hrflrfn McDulniwl l'uIle-p..g'v l'Illtr:um'e-- Sr-if-lltifiv lltllllfii' Il! Nl Ill fl 02- , 9 111' A lim' K rcws Z Z i I lAlIlf.ZU2lg'4' lllbllftii' il flll'L' l'lulJ '28 U, ll, l'. 'llll l'. VV. V, 'Ill ll. li. 'iil N aomi J. Frey Vmnrm-r1'i:nl Holm-- lflm-mwrnia-:4 Uuursv fllm- l'lub '28, '29 Public- Spa-uking' '28 V. l'. l'. '30 l'. W. V. '31 Graf-0 Brittinyham 1'ullvg'v Iflrlllvlm-v 1'our:w fllw- Vlub '28 film- Club '29, '30, '31 ll li Nl ill ll , . , . w - 1.. I llllllv' follkllklllg' 20, ill, 1. 1, I, .il 'Ill H. li. '20, '30, l':uhills-t ll Angwlu K. Ml'.'lI11II!1f'7?, Rpginq, K, Jggpph I'mmm-rvi:uI-Hmm 4 ull1p.,f Intl mfv 1 nu - W 1. . V .vm ' -H 4. f lm l'l4'Illl4lUlll'S l'nlll'Sa- 15, R, '29, 'Illl, '31 4:14-Q1 Uluh '27 pl lg 43 '30, 'ffl l l'- NV, V- '31 Glm- Club '28, '31 Publix- Spm-ukinu' 'lil Opf-rl-tm 'Ill li, ls, Tzu, 'Ill T Page 21 p..A..1 Sli-+ HU! lllll 1 s. ll Q,- , l X 4 E fain X 1' Thelma Kfrock COYTlfY'lOl'ClH1-I'I0lTl0 Economics Noursv P. W. C. '31 GleeC'1ub '28, '29, '30, '31 OIJ9l'6'ttJl '28, '29, '30 '31 Gladys I ams f'0YT1H1L'I'l'llll-1V10d0l'll Lang'uag,'e- f'011l'Sl Glx-9 Club '28 C. C. C. '30, '31 Officer '30 l'. NV. U. '31 Annual Staff '31 Collemz Hutcliiinfeon Commercial-Ccmllegv Entrance Course Entered Elmore H. S. '27 Purple 'u' Gold Staff '28 '29, '30 J. E. C. '30 Entpred U. S. H. S. '30, Band '28, '31 Orvhestra '28, '29, '30, '31 l'. W, U. '31 G. R. '31 Public Speaking' '29 Annual Staff '31 Lucille Green '27 Entorod U. S. H. S. '28 Gloo Club '28 fjI'L'l'lPH1I'H. '28, '30, '31 Eutopoan Literary Society '28 B. B. '28 G. R. '28, '29, '30, '31 C. C. C. '30, '31 , Latin Club '30 i Annual Staff '31 Page 22 College Entranvv Umlrsv- FIHIQINEG Marsvilles H. S. Alice Schmidt 1'ommorr-ial-HomA I':1'Ul1UTYllf'S Course Entorcd Salem '27 El1tI'I'1'f1 U. S. H. S. '30 Ca.th01 1'ne Guillen Uommvrcial-Modern Lanpquagf- Uoursv G. R. '29, '30, '31 U. l'. C. '30, '31 Officer '30 l'. W. C. '31 Annual Staff '31 Evuelyn J mzot 1'UI'lllT16'l't'l1ll-HLIYHP l'Jc,'oIiomiv:4 Uuursv Glilv Club '27 G. R. '29, '30, '31 l'. VV. l', '31 Annual Staff '31 Public' Spvaking' '20, '3 '31 Ethvl R. Broclclrfsby Mode-rn I42lllL'Il12lg'l'- 1'U!TlIHPl'f'lIll Uuursv film-9 Club '27 Jr. Band '28 G. R. '28, '29, '30 l'uhlir- Spa-aking '31 l'. U. U. '31 A-A-11 WE- Wnlldo Mvrriclc Ha-m-i':lI l'0Lll':'ll' ill:-v Uluh '28 Sr. Hi-Y '28, '29, '30 liund '29, '30, '31 Annual Staff '31 Mildrvfl B. Fwlfly Q WI P1 Q. 3 2 3 Q F 1-1 Y: Q Q : E 'CZ 31 51 3: .. q... -123 '21 31-n ,- C. - ... Q '31 Publix- Spvnking '28, '29 Glev Ulub '30 l' W 1' '31 Dorothy Fevlffy Pollegn lllntiwniim- t'nur:4.- Umnmf-N-inl Coursl- h '8 30 il G. R. '29, '30 ills-1-Ulu, 'L , ' , . Upm'ett:L '30, '31 Lutin Club '30, '31 fl H HI '30 Vavyv Carpenter 1'mmm-rc-izil-Home l'1f'0I1UIT1i1'H Unursv lllov Ulub '28 .. G. R. '29, '30, 31 uf. l'. VV. l. 31 I kvna Mfillvr Pulls-go lflritmiwo 1 Latin Ulub '30 Operottu '30, '31 Glee Ulub '28, '29. '30,' P, W. l. .il Grace Lawrmwe 4'ommPrc-izll-Home Economim-H Course Public Speaking '28, '31 Annual Stuff '31 Wilson French 'ourso Sviontific- llnmirnvrcizil l'oui-sv Football '31 Q' I' 1' '30 31 '-1 my Page l Illl cL'i:s0w KG: X V W i lun U Jil 23 ll.A..'1 r: +.+ ' -E TP' 3 fmw 3 ll X f f 5 MEM g T N Page 24 KG w - Av -jg., :gm '55 Sas: e'-1' '-q CSIPU .. ' +0 55 Q Q5 5.'Q A 13 ,-AQ Q U0 X9 5 'Y' 'T ffl ,M-.7-Ag Pt- :,:v'g-,',1'D4Q V N P-S,-D'Q.. N 55:2 vw EQ EQQ Fqizg :--. Q 4-l :Ez I-ffmffl iw 'UU C55 1 2:fcQ-' TQ - Zum 1-AQ 7994.13 C47-'Y : 'ffQ 5:3 ifl'Cf :s. 'fft N- 7' fb if M 15.2 'I LE' 'cog I, A f QV' ' Q Il! sw W1 l 5' Quik! 2 Q T .,.App'reciation... Brother Tfrwg' Why do you rvcu'lL and reach? Do you dream some day to touch thc sky? BI'IIfl1!'I' Strcclm ,' Why do you run and Mm? Do you dream somc day to fill thc sea? Brother Birdy Why do you sing and sing? Do you dI'PfL77Z- Young Many Yhy do you talk and talk and talk? At last our dream of high school life is over. As we look back we wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to the teachers and friends who helped us. First we wish to thank Mr. Moore and Mr. Houpt who have taught us always to reach forward. Next, we thank our class adviser, Miss Erma Stearns, who always en- couraged us to keep trying. Thanks go to our athletic instructors, Mr. Raabe, Mr. Little and Miss Kuenzlig also to Miss Hoover and Mr. Huffman, our music leaders. We thank Mr. Holland who taught us higher math., Miss Golling for showing us the way of business, Miss Mamie Stearns who was chief dressmaker and cook, Miss Edmund, our English teacher, and Miss Pease our Spanish teacher. Thanks also are due to Miss Slemmer who kept the office and to the Hannums for their help. In conclusion the Class of '31 wishes to thank all friends for their help and cooperation. Th ity to express their appreciation to the Court of Learning and to all other friends whose interest has contributed so much to this year book. e members of the Knightlv Order of '31 wish to take this opportun We especially wish to thang Sir Lawrence fMr. Houptl for his coun- sel and advice in helping us plan our Annual. -The Annual Staff Page 25 E? Q ei llllh - t G9 ll X 5 '-+ 2. 9, ll in fb E Q. R l .Q Sl U1 U1 51. PP O i Y 5 S ll President ............ ......... F rfiel U lrich Vice President . . . ...... Marvin Krock Secretary ...... .. Kathryn Stephan Treasurer ............ l .......... Edith Barth 'Twas in the year nineteen hundred and twenty seven that the Senior Glass of '31 entered U. S. H. S. There were about one hundred Freshmen as we climbed the stairs that hot September morning. Our race had begun. We resolved to Work diligently for the task was difficult. At our first Freshmen assembly Richard CDickD Harman was chosen president of the class. To him We looked for guidance and advice. On returning the next fall we found that most of our team were still in the race. We were Sophomores, the youngest group in the Senior Hi. We organized and elected Robert Manning our leader. The fall of '29 we were Juniors. We had reached the third lap in the race of our high school life. With great care We chose Monroe fMonyJ Stevenson our leader. Upon him devolved the responsibility of the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet, which was an affair that we shall never forget. Those of us who were able to safely pass all the stumbling blocks now approached the goal-Seniors. There were nearly seventy of us. Being anxious to organize, we met shortly after returning to school. We select- ed Friel Ulrich, president, who although small has great mental ability. Now we are nearing the end of our race and We approach graduation. Our class has been well represented in all activities of the school. We hope to succeed in the World as We have during our high school career. -Wanda Schlup '31 Page 26 x illll p..a.--1 di - sl uf xml 2 il 1 X ,HHH ' 'as ...Prophecym I always did have a mania for collecting curios. First it was postage stamps and foreign coins to which my hours of accumulation were so arduously devoted. That was when I was a. senior in the Upper Sandusky High School in 1931: this curio activity of mine was a source of much interest to my classmates. Often their ridicule was showered upon me, but never-the-less they appeared to enjoy viewing my collection. True to my youthful interests, I am now the proprietress of Ye Antique Shop in the city of Cleveland. It is the twenty-sixth day of May in 1941. Just ten years ago tonight we graduated from good old U. S. H. S. On this very morning I had been taking an invoice of my shop. What mem- ories it revived. Yes, my classmates had remembered how I liked to gather together this and that. They had all catered to my whim and sent me souvenirs which were symbolic of their various professions. Indeed, my former comrades had engaged in a regular Arthurian Crusade just as we had pledged to do that senior year in '31. They had traveled to many realms and conquered many fields of activity and learning in those ten years. Charlotte Altenberger, who was now directing a hotel orchestra, had sent me a baton which was presented to her by YValter Damrosch. A frequent guest at this hotel was Franklin Byrd whose contribution to society was his famous modern version of the nursery rhymes. He had sent me the latest edition of these jingles. In my imagination I heard shouting and saw a group dressed in athletic suits. In front of this group of eager girls stood Jane Ncumeister and Ruth Armstrong. These two physical education teachers had sent a whistle-cord and a whistle. Kath- leen Moloney was the swimming instructress in the same school. A life saving em- blem represents her aquatic profession. Helen Gatchell had become known as the second Greta Garbo to the movie world. Her wealthy patron, Edith Barth, very graciously mailed for my collec- tion the purse carried by Miss Gatchell in her last picture. Leah Jeanne Kotterman and Helen Cook sent their latest beauty preparation from their Broadway Saloon. Wanda Schlup and Catharine Good were teachers in Wellesly College, Wanda presiding in the history department, and Catharine studying in France, where she had been sent abroad by the language department. On a recent trip to- Cleveland Wanda had given me a history manual which she had prepared. I was quite surprised, when opening my mail the other day, to find a post card of the Singing Tower from Mildred and Dorothy Feeley. Those girls had helen enjoying a sojourn in Florida since the first of January. Elizabeth Peters had sent a pressed rose from the corsage which she. had worn in her operatic debut. Margaret Fox had been her accompanist. Helen Stephan sent a program from London where she had recently been featured by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. A bulky package from Velma Spencer and Naomi Frey contained a. rock from the summit of Pikes Peak. This rock had been obtained by the girls themselves while touring the West. They highly recommended the service received at the fill- ing stations owned and supervised by Wilson French and Noble Earp. Catherine Gillen and Gladys Iams are Spanish interpreters in New York: they added to my collection the personal gift of a beautiful Spanish Shawl. Dorothy Schwilk had become the blushing bride of Floyd Culver. Dorothy had thoughtfully provided me with a piece of her wedding veil. Thelma Krock sent me her latest musical composition. She is now playing a pipe organ in a well known London Cathedral. ' Page 27 iii at ul, Amir Q :X I- PROPHECY tC0n't.J Among my collection l had a clipping from the New York Times. This clipp- ing told of the recent success of the Discord Concert Company. The warblers were, Bertram Leslie, Mervin Krock, Vernon Sehenoler and Edmund Wagner. Imogene Derr composed the music and Alice Kraus was responsible for the lyrics. Colleen Hutchinson sent me a ticket for one of her musicales. Colleen teaches music in our very own Alma Mater. Vance Mouser sent a badge of merit he had acquired for his outstanding achieve- ments as a National Guard. I consider the Popular Mechanics. one of my most cherished possessions. It contains a picture of a revenue cutter with a new automatic silencer. This cutter is the one operated by Howard Swartz and VVilliam Switzer. Waldo Merrick had perfected a modern, as well as practical, television machine. I turned the page and there in large type appeared the name of Homer Woessner who had discovered 'a new element in chemistry. Through the mail I received a snap-shot of Harvey Jurey and Dick Harmon, with the Davis cup which they had won for the U. S. in the year 1940. Gordon Scheidegger had become a national figure through his fame as a national golfer. That very day I was surprised to receive a book of poems written by Kathryn Gaver and Beulah Larick. My memories returned to my high school days when Beulah and Kathryn composed lyrics in English and Latin classes. Several weeks ago I spent a very enjoyable evening at a dramatic recital at the auditorium. The program included Hinipersonations of national figures by Lucille Scherry, and a speech The Theater and its Origin given by Evelyn Jenot. After listening' very attentively to Luci1le's impersonations, I heard a familiar giggle. I turned to see Ikena Miller in one of her characteristic fits of laughter. I also found among my souvenirs a menu from the candy and soda grill owned by Regina. Joseph and Angela Manniugen. Martha Ulrich and Alice Schmidt were two of the head-waitresses. Arthur Loverich and Pearl Dawson had.given me a copy of the latest composi- tion of the U. S. Marine Band in which they were prominent members. A letter from ,one of my classmates told of the activities of those who had failed to contribute to my collection. I learned that Roma Smith was an efficient Welfare worker in Detroit. Grace Brittingham and Helen McDaniel were outstand- ing nurses at Battle Creek Sanitarium. Imagine my astonishment upon finding that Grace Lawrence had married Prince Olenska. Wilbur was the best man. I was greatly relieved to know that he hadn't stubbed his toe or made any unnecessary noise with his heel plates as the pianist played Lohengrin. Allan Witzel was presi- dent of the National Bank at Washington. Ethel Brocklesby was employed as cash- ier. Friel Ulrich had taken over his father's position in the court house at Upper Sandusky. Russel Rogers was in the Barchus Jazz Orchestra. Vaye Carpenter and Kathryn Stephan had graduated from T. B. U.. and had very fine private secretarial positions. Stephan Cornish and Frederick Sheck were operating the bus line, orig- inally called Grey Hound . Herman Drown had just attained the position as president of the Universal Telephone Exchange. An anonymous person sent me a leather-bound copy of Ultra-Modern Satires written by J. Monroe Stevenson. What sorrowful and yet pleasant, reminiscenses this odd collection of articles gave me! My mind returned to by-gone days, and I longed once more to be among my dear old friends and teachers back there in good old U. S. H. S. -Lucille Greene '31 Page 28 .'-fa I s Q E 5: ' -' Q lltimifl 2 s ff!!! Class Will VVe, the Seniors, beiny, of sane mind and sound judgme nt, on this 22nd day of May, 1931, leaving, our high school life, do make the following will and testament: 1, lfriel Ulrich, bequeath n1y position as Senior president to future sufferers. 1, Mervin Krock, will my ability to play alto horn solos to Gladys Hannum. v 1 Edith Barth, will my blonde hair to Mildred Kirby. 1, Kathryn Stephan, bequeath my athletic tendencies to Ellen Garner. I, Catharine Good, bequeath 1ny ability as a liberal vocabulist to Naomi Neate. lt might be of service to her in compiling a new dictionary. 1, Allan Witzel, bequeath my monocle and condescending Hing1ish air to the first person with reliable references calling at the Gulf Gas Station. Rights reserv- ed to reject any or all applicants. ff-Advertisement 1, Margaret Fox, will my excess height tall over six footy to Thelma Fate. 1, Howard Swartz, bequeath my love for a Junior girl to Charles Milligan. 1, Beulah Larick, bequeath the new element Giaglite recently discovered in chem- istry, to Mary Elizabeth Neumeister. I, Wilbur Lawrence, bequeath my small feet to Herbert Slabfoot Parish. I- Hulllll Stvllllflll, bvlllleath my spare time to Martha Jane Bringman. I, Wilson French. will my superiority complex to Paul Frank, providing he will duly appreciate it. I. Mary Elitabeth Peters, will my talent for hitting the high spots to Richard Hull. 1. Monroe Stevenson, will my title A Budding Young Poet to Herman Ulrich. 1, Lucille Schcrry, bequeath -my magnetic qualities to Mary Hill. I. Floyd Culver, will my dramatic ability las displayed in the senior opeiretta Lela- wal'1 l to Gzile Neiderhauser. I. Kathleen Moloney, will my title as Girls' B. B. Bauager to Mary Jane Gaver. I. I+':'i',n'x'in Byrd, bequeatli my supply of chewing.: gum to Dwight Sams. We. Anfzelit liienninger, Colleen Hutchinson, Homer Woessner, and Russell Rogers, will our Anivriean Government Books to those who love civics. I, lmogrcne D:-rr, bequeath by .artistic talents to Donald Shumaker. YVe. Dorothy and Mildred lfeeley, will our sisterly love to Alice and Rebecca Ayers. I, H irvey Jurey, boqueatfl my knowledge of physics to John Harman. l. Graco Ilrittinaham, will my curly locks to Madeline Bolish. I, Edmund Wagner, will my ability to get book reports man, I, Thelma Krock, bequeath my ability to play the piano to Ma1'y Louise Lynn. I, Arthur Loverich, will my ability to play a clarinet to Ivan Hoover. l, Vaye Carpenter, bequeath my studiousness to Margaret Newcomer. We, Catherine Gillfn and Gladys lams will our love for physical education to Flor- ence Voelker. 1, I, Mzirtha Ulrich, will my red hair and accessories to Thelma Hoover. I':l1:e 20 in on time to Wallace Bring- A Q up ICI Q E .EE tm ny lr em Q . I n-fun Q- --+ Q WY CLASS WILL CCon't.D I, Herman Drown, bequeath my interest in the Sophomores to Maurice Philbrick. I, Leah Jeanne Kotterman, will my drum-majorship of Girl Reserve Coed Orches- tra to Joseph Bringman in gratitude for past instructions. I, Bertram Leslie, leave to Virgil Kuenzli my voice to do with as he thinks best. I, Jane Neumeister, will my inclination to be late for school to Helen Wilcox. I, Gordon Scheideggeir, will my title Duckie-Wuckie to anyone who can attain it. I, Roma Smith, will my surplus to Evelyn Eatherton. I, Richard Harman, will my athletic ability to 124 Vg pounds of solid dynamite, nalnely Elmore Sylvester Clark. I, Charlotte Alterberger, bequeath my love for Junior boys to Donna Scheckler. We, Helen Gatchell and Naomi Frey, will our movie actress' resemblances to Martha. Hletzel and Ruth Ritterspach. I, Pearl Dawson, will my becoming blush to Dale Shambaugh. I, Alice Schmidt, will 'tthe charge of the Library , with all its trials and troubles, its quietude and studious atmosphere, to future librarians. I, Lucille Greene, will my very unique dribble to Ruby Althauser. We, Vernon Sebenoler, Vance Mouser, Lloyd McCreary, and Noble Earp, will our deductive powers in hunting out four leaf clovers to Paul Weaver and John Newcomer. I, Regina Joseph, will my sympathy to Karl Frederick. I, Ikena Miller, share my contagious laugh with everybody, We, Helen McDaniel and Grace Lawrence, will our seats of honor in public Speaking class to the Roth twins. I, Alice Kraus, will my ability to make amusing extemporaneous recitations to Kath- ryn Jarrell. We. Waldo Merrick and Frederick Scheck, will our ,knowledge of Science to Charles Siples tEinsteinJ. Hel has proved his worthiness t.o us by usinglthe right hand tAmpere'sJ rule with his left hand and getting the correct results. I, Velma Spencer, bequeath my matrimonial bureau to Olive Carpenter and Eliza- beth Finkle. I, Stephan Cornish, bequeath my speedy recitations to Vernon Disbennett. I, Helen Cookjwill my ability as a drummer to Paul Cook. I, William Switzer, bequeath my love for study to Frederick Gottfried. We, Dorothy Schwilk and Ethel Brockelsby, will our ability as seamstresses to Loretta Shumaker and Catherine Bolish. I, Ruth Armstrong will my personal property, which has not heretofore found its resting place on the assembly desk, to Mr. G. Ernest Little for his private collection. We, the SeniorfClass of 1931, give to our teachers our sincere appreciation of their help, to our friends and parents our thanks for encouragement, to future students the good times our school affords, and to our own U. S. H. S., our loyal love and respect. Signed and witnessed this 22nd day of May, 1931 Witnessed The Seniors -lean Golling Kathryn Gower-Attorney Page 30 1 2 llllll 1 S 4- r-f , 1,1-F' 1- -... I .f ,':: j '-- Chngt fn -Q -11 X .ng K W N NAME WPI CALL 'EM INITIALS Y0lZ'llli NOTICE AlYlI!l'l'l0NS Franklin Byrd Bill Full'a Bologna His winking ability Find A New' Masterpiece Stephan Cornwh Steve Sonuvthtch That vest NVyandot County Poet Floyd Culver Shorty Fly Catcher Ear to ear grin Renowned Drummer l'carl Dawson l'erkie Plenty lbizzy His day dreaming Bachclorhood Herman llrown Rosy Hot Dog Sunkist cheeks Sell Watkin's Products Ngblg Em-I, Earpie No Energy Shyness for women Secret Service Man XVilson French Bill Vvalloping Fist That manly voice An Organ Grinder lgir-hglyd Hal-nmn Dick Rates Himself Fondness for females Miniature Golf Course Operator Harvey Jurey Jurey High Jumper Basket ball ability Ministry llorvin K1-Ock Merv Manly Knight Sunny disposition Choral Director VVilbur lmwrggpig-Q Hiram Water Lily Dignified walk A Typical Farmer Bt-1-tram 1,1-slie Bert Busy Lad Feminine weakness To Find A NVife Arthur lmvf-1-ir-ll Art Always Lucky That greased hair Salvation Army Band Lloyd McCreary Lloydie Lady's Man Swaying gait To Dig Ditches tvaldo Merrick Punk Wandering Mind Soph. girl troubles Vegetable l'eddler Vance Mouser Runt Very Modest Bashfulness Insurance Agent ltusscll Rogers Russ Rough Rider Our dashing blond Be A Millionare Gordon Srhiedegger Gordie Good Swimmer Those spats The Village Sheik Vernon St-benoler Toad Very Silly That flaming blush A Janitor Monroe Stevenson Monie Much Satire Sarcasm Future Poet Laureate Howard Swartz Greedy Henny's Sweetheart That chewing gum Chief Bottle Washer William Switzer Bill Water Soaked His bottle opener Dry Agent Frederick Shock Freddie Face Specialist Reckless driving Barter with Egyptians Friel Ulrich Shrimp Friend Unusual Wonderful ways To Grow-Up Edmund Wagner Eddie Eligible Worker That Kirby pride To Come to Town Allan Witzel Al All Wet That distinguished backbont-An English Lordship Homer NVoossner Spider Human Worm His muscular power A Prizefighter Charlotte Altenbcrger Charlie Careless Age Her wicked glance Rudy's Second Ruth Armstrong Ruthie Roaming Around That art of flirting A Cook Edith Barth Edo Eats Beans Her curls Assistant Dry Cleaner Grace Brittingham Gracie Ginger Bread Her ready smile Work in Columbus Ethel Brocklesby Al Eccentric Belle Hot temper To Get Married Vaye Carpenter Mell Very Cute That laugh B1l!'P'bFll'k Rldftl' Helen Cook Cookie Her Coiffure Upper's pride To Be an Artist Imogene lierr Emmy lma Dumbell Our vamp The Village Flirt llnrothy Fecley Dot Duck Feet Pearl Marry tl FH.Y'UWf' Mildred Feeley Jason Many Friends Her conscientiiousness To Be a Lllll-Flllst Margaret Fox Margy Mighty Fussy That finger wave Marathon Dancer Naomi Frey Noots Nobody's Fool A true friend SUIY Sillbfie Helen Gatchell Happy Happy's Gal Her winning ways An ACIFGSS Kathryn Gaver Kittie Kinda Gay Her many moods S1'h00i Teacher Catherine Gillen Katie Chorus Girl That future shadow To Reduce Catharine Good Vegt-Ten Clever Games That large vocabulary YZ. VV. Seri:rTF:1l'Y Lucille Greene Peggy Likes Gum Her flowing tresses 1' Ofwlfenedf-r Colleen Hutchinson Ginger Class Helper The life of the DKNY Undlffcox frre mm, Gladys Iams Glad Glares lcily Baby face Spanish erik? Umor Evelyn Jenot Eva Ever Jolly Her wit U Neviqfplfllpler 'D Regina Joseph Sabina Razzberry Juice Her friendliness T0 fl 9 F mmbug Leah J. Kotterman Leo Likes Jay's Kisses Her smiling GYGS To lavelln V0 - Alice Kraus NVhitie A Knockout That whistle A Vyaibaiornmiqt Thelma, Kroek Thelma Thinks Kindly Her quiet disposition A Fame W' qi-lan,.j4 Beulah Larick Fogie Bonnie Lassie Her excitability Take ln f 'N Q Grave l.awrenc'e Gracie Good Lookin! Oratorical ability T0 U0 Allk fflqtln, Hf-len Mc-Ibaniel Mac Handy Maiden Her slow features Tie a. Bas ia fi U ,.n.TwH'hm' 131130141 Mvllhini-Tell Ang Always Moving Sense of humor iqilyfflfjiilxlzx Lyxuih ' lk:-na Miller Iky 1'ma-a-Manhater That giggle KUIUWU ' 1' lxathle-en Moloney Irish Klaims Much That Irish smile Late Hours ' X .lane Neumeister Jinnie Jumpy Nerves Her aloofness Run Anvwrphans Homi lulizaheth Peters Lizzie Everybody? Pal That Ford Opera. Singer V lk. in l'U l1ll' Sl'il4'l'FN Snup Lucky Strike Absence during tests Vtfin lluckie-Wuc in Willldii SPNUIY Wandie NVilling Student Studiosness Librarian I A-hc Schmidt Smitty Always Sleepy Her independent air A Large ll4lbI'1ll'Yn llvflllhy Svhwilk not Does Stunts Her boy friend T0 lv-'UD '5h9l'tY Roma Smith Romeo Real Silly That warhoop 1 Wouldnt know Velma Spencer Cook Vegetable Soup Always talking An Old Maid Helen Stephan Stevie High Stepper Musical abilities Symphony Orchestra lxathryn Stephan Kate Keen Scholar Supercilious poses Private Secretary Martha Ulrich Mart Most Useful Her red hair Mannequin 1 'age 31 2 ffl! t 3. 5 i F Catlzarzize Good Holm Stcplzfm 'Phi' vzilf-dia-tni'iuli won hi-1' lmiiurs Ulu' s:il11t:ltu1'i:in holds tht- Sllllll' vnvi- thruui.:'h lrvrsistvlit :und 1-unstzint zipplitui- uhlo position :ls thi- II'l1'!lll1I'l' of this hnnnr- tion 10 ht-r Wm-k U11-hug-hunt hm- high prrnup :is uni' vale-dit-tm'i:m, 1'wv:i11st- nt' sr-html czilvm-1'. Shv hzis hc-vii a is-zsdvi' in DllI'DlYSlV 4'ffUl'i-V WU' ilHl'fl1'iIfPlU'1l ill flfll- uthlotivs, lits-1-ury zigtivitii-5, dplmtl-V fliy-I It-tics, opt-rvttzts, :und IllllSl4'illK'S1 also shi- lh-se-rvvs, and WHS 1-dim,--i,,-l.i1i,.f uf UH. was :1 Illvlllllvl' of uni' hand :ind tlI'f'llt'Sll'!l 15131 Ammgll, All gf hy-y :ll-ii,-jti,.S hmm. tl1r'nug'liout hm' high sc-limnl 1-:in-v1'. 'Fllt'l'4'- mndv hm- gi Studpnf of H yn,-ind ml-pl.l.il.l,,V.L. form- shi- too, is plnvt-rl upon this lionui' ill lll'l' high st-Img! Iifqy Shi. pnhshs .-.x lHiH't'b1't'2lUSl'Ufllt'l'llXWll ihility, zu-tivity. that initiative whivh is su t-ssvntiul in tht- l0f'd4'l'SllllM Hllfl Plilliliwlliwli tu hi-I' Ulskf' JH'C'Ull1DliSlllllt'Ilf of any 1-n1ist1'ut-tivw piec-if flU1'iNB' l1l'I' lligll Svlluul C'2ll'l'l'I'. of wnrk. Tll6'l'!WflJl'Q' she dosvrvvs :i plaitlv nn this lmnor- 1121211 hy 4-onqueist and merit, Frm! Ulrich, Katlzlcen Zlflolmzwy Till, Imrosidvlit of thv Pluss i'v4'oiv4-Cl his Thr- vluss nrzitin' has wun hvr riglit tu pnsition hy unanimous vmise-nt nf his hu on this page hy sfrivt :ind ps-rsistviit vlcissiiiutvs. Hv wus allways nn 0liL'l'k','t'Iil' work in her high st-hool yvnrs. Shu- has XY01'lfl'l' fur thi- wi-ll':l1'v of his vlsiss. His p:ii'tit-ipsttr-Cl in hor vlsiss :mtivitivs :ind ,uw-ni:il disposition :ind industrious zippli- was :i In:inzu.:'01' of thv girls' buskt-thzill Vllfitill to work in l'l5lSS-l'OUlIl and niusit- tvzim. Hv1'ss'l1ul:1stiv !IitIliIllll0IkIS me rv- mzidt- him uno uf thc good knights to Wzirdvd hy hm-1' he-ing' cliuss-n tn I'l'Dl'0SPllt he- 1-ls-watt-d to tht- position us prvsident thv class as its 0I'JltUl'. Thus the rt-wzird nf his rlzlss. for nwritorinus 1-ffurt. Page 32 A Q u - A-4.-'I 1 .Wa--I- IK Q muy g.. fiinw S 'Wu 'S x N SJ Z Q C 5m . Q5 VSA . 5 Ill Conirofliisliips of Uppifr Hiyh, Hf'l'l .Y to you! f'1I'I'f'IIClS1I ips formal fo lust for uyr-- Frir'11r1.slzips frzw. Gniflvs and j'rii'nris, our faculty, Complvtv Hifi so1'iub1'iify. Srniors, sing ri mvlofly For olnss lmrmoizy. Svnior Class at Uppm' High, WWII hr' trim. Thirty-om' is our l'l1SiglI,' Boost it too. Frffsl1'mf'11, Soplzoiniorrg Junior, all- ldru-h ywm' lmppy to ri'1'uII. Muy this your 'most glorious bv, Swiiors all, for tlufv, Svlzoolfnmtos, to our high school rluys Glarlly sing. Many arf' Hu' joys that thvsif Srhool days bring. Fun and plf'as11rr', work and play, Thosfi blond to ronzposrf 1'rlf'h day. Ilwotion uloiu' is. dw, Uprfr High to you. C. M. G. Tuizv: AfUf!1l,'l1l-I1fj,' YT? i791 .T 4 i i Page 33 IL-1-1..-u 5! a-+ ' fuitkl lllllff J Z Q F2- lllll ex flx ll - OUE OF OUR FLEET This is 0110 of our fleet of nine busses which carry the subjects from the outlying provinces to the Castle of Learning. Guided by their faithful pilots, they plow the county seas in calm or storm. Bearing eager jousters they glide across the miles of rival kingdoms where our colors are upheld on field or floor. Hail to our ships of school! Pa go 3 4 iws Q44 fu Ig x '51, XXV, , 1 it Qx x fl X 'za L 1 - -'Ta' .Q xii , 'ill 2 1 , . '5 ' 4 221 few -1? 5K 1 I4 144, 44 90 wo- I - A-a V1 :VA 4 Ju ,D -xi. ,.,.- H. , -1:2'- k.' . X .'1-,-.i' j s - . f',v . ....'- 'O X 5' 2:f?t3 1 2 f X345 . J' Q bu vf-- AS- ,. .X If .A '77 QQ!-. -3 ' .-'pu ' I. 5. . ' . 24.13 Im'-V I ' 0 ' . xv ' I ' 1 . 1 O U . 1 9 ' U 0 Q I I x g .X 0 I : ' O 0 .S :fi Q . 4 ': I 5.-... , - ..l,.,i 5. - f I ' '7 :- - ' ' nn s ' 33 ' ' I ' ' ..l ., ,,' , vfy '1 9,44 'A' 7,1 f f 4- ' v Wu, - ' 1,3 -i- 1' ISK . ig 1' ,..' Kgs, 7 :EZ Ea 5, . , ' qu V ,r 1 in I l':ng:c- 115 'IQ 'Y .n ! a-+ Wifi lil!!! Q4 llill QE If By f '. ,111 Karl Altl1:nusvr lluhvrt 124-lzni-r .lusvpll lirinpgnxan Vl'allai-v lil'lllg'lllIlll Vanvv llanford Paul Filliatvr l'aul Frank Karl Frm-dvric-k ldniil fl1'IllIlll'lj.Y Luth'-r fiottfrii-d 1 l'1'd0l'll'k llnttfriud John Harman Ivan llnovvr Hvrln-rt. l'ilI'lSll Uryal Hnrxl Harold Hottman liivhard Hull lvllilflltbl Jonas John Kli-in Virgil Kuenzli Uliarlvs Lalnnrite- Rvrnard Imvvrivll 1.'lll'Sf.UI' Malahy Juhn Millcr Thomas Millcr i'l1arlw-x Milligan Jann-s Ni-unlvistm-1 Iillnu-r Rall Imnald Shumakvr Vharls-S Siplvs Ht-rman Staltvr Charlvs Swvigard Herman Uirif-h Byron Warfvl l'aul VV1-avvr Annahvl Alspai-h Martha Iiardun Aliu- livrg Madm-linv liulish Martha, Bremyc-r JUNIORS Olivo l'ill'1N3Ilflll' Mary Jeans- Earp ldvvlyn I':Sthf'I'tUll The-lma Fatu Eve-lyn Fink lfllizabvtll Finklm- Ifllli-n Garner Mary Jane Gavi,-r Gladys Hannum Martha Hiltzvl lflvelyn Hildebrandt Mary Hill lmvlla Horn Louisc Horn llorothy Hutvlling' Adda Irwin lionla lf!il'I'h0l' Mildred Kirby Mary Luuisfi Ilynn Henrietta Martin Pa gc 3 6 Mary Leu Moore I vorothy Alicc Most' Jane Myers Margarvt Nt'W'COYlll'l Ruth Hittn-rspavli Leona Roth Kathryn Ss-hindler Donna Shovklvr Loretta Shumaker Florence Shumakver Lela Stephan Thelma Swartz lNlarg'aret Swartz 'l'l1ClIIl2l Swithart lrvne Thim-l Gladys Vvith Florenvv Vofflker Margaret Wall Margaret Waltf-r Helihn Wil:-ox Lillian VVilliamsa. ?'uFE?H '-2 e is ZW JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of '28, one hundred and three verdant boys and girls calling themselves Freshmen bounded up the creaky steps of the Union School Building. They were starting on their four year cruise through high school, under the able guidance of their officers: Charles Milligan, Pres- identg Henrietta Martin, Vice Presidentg Mary Louise Lynn, Secretary and Madeline Bolish, Treasurer. They were able to arrange two parties which were great successes. By the end of the year they had some of their verdure worn off and were readyfto start in the next fall to begin to learn something worthwhile. They entered the Senior High feeling very proud with eighty-nine still on board. A few months after school started, they changed their captain and crew to'Byron Warfel, President, Vance Danford, Vice President and Mary Jane Gaver, Secretary and Treasurer. One of the main events was the Christmas party held December 7 in the Senior High Auditorium. Not yet free from their childish beliefs they had a Christmas tree and a real Santa Claus. Undertaking the third year of their voyage, feeling very proud of their title and looking forward to the next year when they would be Seniors, they raised the gang-plank with eight-six on board. They chose Karl Alt- hauser, as Captain. His helpers were Herbert Parish, Alice Berg and Donna Sheckler. This year they sponsored the Lyceum Course and the Passion Play, the latter appearing on Good Friday. They had two parties, one on Dec. 4 and the other March 12. The latter one was a Uhardtime party and no one knew what hardtimes were until they saw the lunch of hard tack served on pie pans. Next year as Seniors they hope to keep their colors flying high, and safely reach the harbor. -Donna Slzvclclm' '32 T i Page 37 Page 38 1 QR, X f A ER Q X f ,.-.. N . ,, 7 , , M , - A-11 -ii- ,,..L ' ' ,.-ff ' N A-W I Q- Q A ' - - CnoK 'll EOFHOMURE ...P-1-.-.' QA d'i'lf' .af it Wy lllli nz E I X I 1 E. Z V, 5 , W l SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the second week of September, 19250 a class of eighty-five bright and faithful students walked up the steps of the Senior High School, which at that time was new to us, but is by no means new to us now. As we entered our high school career, we decided that each year we 111ust have a captain. In our Freshnian year we elected Robert Logsdon as Captain. His assist- ants were Jane Moloney, and Horace Hetzel. They showed themselves to be very capable of their positions. During our Sophomore year we chose Gail Neiderhauser as President. His assistants were Edward llandversicht, Vice President and Martha Jane Bl'll1gl1lB.ll, Secretary and Treasurer. On December 19, we decided to hold our class party which was to be a Hardtinie Social. The party was well attended and an enjoyable time was had by all. The party was chaperoned by the Misses Erma and Mamie Stearns. We are proud to say that the Sophomore Class is well represented in athletics and school activities such as band, orchestra, and glee club. Our success in all activities is due to the ahle efforts of our class advisers, Miss Mamie Stearns and Miss Jean Golling. -Martha. Jane Bringmafn '33 Page 40 ,, H 53 9 EE 1 'F dxf' A 1 coo az gg JTUNH R Hil IM! i il fllll X QW 'F ll MEM Mf FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We- uru now lIlUillb6l'S of that most I'iliiClllHd class, the Fl'USilIll2il'l, l'PlDllt0d io bv gn-vii but in relulity ai class that is goin: to turu ridiculv into admiration. Early in tlw lwgiuniiig of tho school yoar we lwlrl our first, nwvting and 4-lvctx-ml tho following: 0ffif'Hl'SI Prvsidvnt, CililI'l1'S Marting Vivo Prvsidvht, lf'r+-clvrick llolzlwrg Sl'C'!'k'tilI'Y, Mary L. Witzolg and Tl'P21SllI'4'l', Paul Cook. Soon ztftor this nwotiug wo held our FI'9Sillll2lll Party at tho Svnior High Audi- torium. Too muvh cannot bf- said about this purtyg i'VPI'y0llP fully vnjoyed hinisvlf. Quito 21 few of the F1'osli11w11 are taking part in tho musical and athletic organ- izations of tho school, u fvw of tho IllHlllbPI'S of the class furnishing Hllllly,-D0W't'l'U for thi- claw-rsg so wefll eml with-4 Who's all right'?ff -Why, the l+'1'vsl1111v11. Page 42 Jmzwf Bwrg '34 55551 2 is EIGHTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY Iflzirly ill thv full ol' '30, seventy-two pupils 1111t111'e1l school and v111'oll1-1l as 1-ighth g1'a11l1f1's. W1- se-t to work with a firm and I'l'S01lllU will, 1111511-1' to 11111111 :ill that was possible-. Although still young, we displayvd 11111cl1 PIlthllSiilSlll and lllllbitiflll i11 thu sc-hool zlctivitivs. W1- wvrv well 1'111n'11s1-11te11 ill tho dil'l'111'1111t 11111si1'a1l o1'gz111iz11lio11s 111111 :1'z11l11 h:1sk11thz1ll 1,1-11111s. - Early ill Murcli il 111111-tiiig was hold 111111 plans l'o1' the class pz11't,y Wl'l'l' 11111111- Co111111itt11+-s we-rv solectml 111111 lll't'lJi1l'2lti0IlS befgzin at 1111012 011 tho UVl'llillLl ol' thm S1'Vl lllf'1llllll lhv pupils gz1tl1111'v1i f,0Q,Ptlll'l' at tho Senior 1Xlldil0l'llllll 111111 1'11joy1-1l ll social ti11111. Thv class was well 11l1z1p1-1'o11111l by Miss N11111111Jist1-1', Miss Sc-l11w11lw1'g111', Miss Hvtzvl, 111111 Miss Mitt1-1'111:1ie1'. W1- ill'U z1l1'va11ly looking i'o1'wu1'1l to our flight, l.lll'0llLZll tho high svhool yours a1111i si111-111'11ly hom- our class, tlw class ol' '35, with 21 secoiid l.i111ly for its pilot, will 111:1lw RL 11z11111- for itsf-lf h11I'o1'e' lvziving tl11- llpluf-1' Szindusky High S1-hool. , 1,1115 us tlzmz, br' up and doing, With ll ll,I'llfI't for 11.11111 futrfg Still 111'l1,1'1'1vr'1'11g, still Ql'ILl'S?ll'IIjl, L1'11r11 to labor and to 'llffll-t. -Mary KfltlIf'I'1.lIl' H1111 '35 l':1g'Q 43 1 SE at My U flllll 2 s a ...L 2 THEN 's SEVENTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY School opened September 2, 1930 with sixty-three seventh grade pupils enrolled. They were supervised by Mr. A. O. Suber and a staff of Junior High teachers. Early in the fall a meeting was called to organize the class and the following of- ficers were elected: President, Rebecca Ayersg Vice-President, Frances Clarkg Secre- tary-Treasurer, Neva Neateg and Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Lou Leser. On Wednesday, December 24, 1930 the seventh grade had a class party in the Senior High Building. Everyone expressed himself as having had a lovely tllllil. Miss Diller, Miss Schoenberger and Miss Mittermaier chaperoned the party. Gaines were enjoyed and lovely refreshments were served by the eats C0l1lllllttO9. This is the first seventh grade in the history of this school that has had the privilege of holding a class party. -RPbP0!'flf Ayers '36 Page 44 LIIIRARY SFICNIG 'l'Yl'lNG ROOM PICTURE Yugo 45 A YI ICW' 0 If' 'I'll IC ITA I1'I'1'l'l4IIlIA YIEVV OF THE MANYAIA TRAINING IHIONI I'z1g0 46 Page 48 -X 1 ,I I XS I IKM i ts ,If 7, xx L I WZ 'f f aw ' g + e .2 -ll -F:- -'H- r f1.. 11,4 ...T .Tw - ,...... .. 4 - 4 4 M US ME JI MEM '12 as ZW - A an - SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Senior Girls' Glee Club was organized a few months after the beginning of the school term. The club, composed of fifty members, has worked l1ard under the leadership of Professor Huffman. The whole glee club participated in the Senior Operetta Lelewala which proved to be a big success. On April 17 the club took part in the Musicale which was held at the Upper Sandusky High School Auditorium. Gladys Hannum was appointed Secretary of the club and Henrietta Martin was appointed the Pianist. We wish to thank Professor Huffman for all his patience and hard work i11 our club this year. -Claarlottc Louise Altffulnwgm' '31 Page 50 I-A-'I 5- +-W up 02 fllll Nl W Q '3- 41. I N MEM BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club, with whose melodies Mr. Huffman labors so faithfully, started with 24 members. In spite of the fact that they were called the Heinz Pickle Chorus due to the fact that there were so many different varieties of voiees, they have made notable progress, and in co-operation with the Girls' Glen- Club they were ablv to present the Senior Operetta. The Seniors, who are: Franklin Byrd, Vernon Sebenoler, Herman Drown, Floyd Culver, Allan Witzel, Wilbur Lawrence, and UPI'tl'iLll1 Leslie wish for the Club a per- mauent place in the school. They wish to thank Mr. Huffman and also the pianist, Thelma Krock, for their patience and hard work in making the Club a success. - Bertrafm Leslie '31 Page 51 A-A-4 n 1 M f 9 Nl Nw Wllll S. fd a - ix JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus consists of seventy members of which, with the exception of six, all are girls, The chorus assembles twice a week. The pupils are from the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. There are also several Sophomores. The Cantata Evangeline was giveng on Feb. 19 by the chorus. The scene of the story was in the Acadian lands. The plot centered about the love of Evangeline and Gabriel. They were parted when they were young and spent their lives looking for each other. When at last Evangeline found Gabriel, he was an old man. As soon ns she reached him, he died. This was the first time that a Cantata had been attempted for quiite a few years. It was a huge success both financially and artistically. The two solo parts were taken by lvlargaret Fl'Cf'Ill2.l1 and Janet Garwood, the latter taking the part of Evangeline. The accompanists for the cantata, were: Mildred Fox and Helen Stephan, violinists and Alice Ayers, pianist. The last has been the regular pianist for the chorus all year. -Janet Grtrwood '34 Page 52 as 2 f is M 7 mx X HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The H. S. Orchestra, with Mr. HllfI'lllZlll as director, begun the school year ot' '30-'31 with thirty lIlG'lllbPl'S. Practice was started a few days after school hc-gan and one by one those blue notes disappeared. The orchestra played on several occasions, some times :nt the school building and other times in churches ol' the surrounding community. Their largest under- taking was the 8.CC0ll1D21IlilllPI'lt for the Senior Operetta. However, ul't.vr lots ol' prac- tice they were able to make this large task a grand success. The Seniors leaving' the orchestra this year wish to thank Mr. Hlll'l'lll2lll for his capable guidance, and also wish the 0l'C'llt'SlI'll success in attaining 41, higlu-r place ln the school curriculum. -B!'l'llI'flHI I,f'.w11'w 'JI Page 53 timffw 2 'i' S filly ' A u SENIOR BAND Because of the direction of Professor Huffman, the Upper Sandusky High School Band has become a successful musical organization. The Band, boasting of forty-eight members, has done much for our local com- munity in the way of entertainments during the last year. The Senior Band played at most of the home and out-of-town football games during the last season. On April 17 a musicale, in which all organizations took part, was held at the U. S. H. S. Auditorium. On May 2 the Band Festival was held in this city for the second time. There were seven out-of-town bands present. The critic for this oc- casion was Captain Taylor Benson, leader of the U. S. Marine Band. The band officers were: President, Dale Shambangh and Secretary, Donna Sheck- ler. Our Drum Major was Joseph Bringman. The Band members worked faithfully, practicing four days a week for nine months, but nonelof this practice was in vain. There are twelve members leaving the band this year at graduation. They all wish Professor Huffman and the band members further successin the coming years. -Charlotte L. Altenberger '31 Page 54 i s E - 5 7 B Mmm Z S Tiff H M ,R-1, ,v-lk:-v' .. -luv X K - . lv V ,,, L ,,., ,J - .ff , ..:- JUNIOI-l BAND Tlw Junior Band has workvd hard this yvar nnrlvr tlw giiirlnnm- nl' l'r0fvssor Huffman. Thv hand is composvd of forty Ill8lllbPl'S. The purpose of the Junior Band is to train its lIl0lllbPl'S for the Svnior Band. On April 17 the Junior Band maids its first Illlblli'l2lIllN'2ll'2lIlf'P in thw- lllusirulm- which was held at the l'ppvr Sandusky High Svhool Auditorium. We know that thvse- me-mlwrs will iw vwry ahh- to fill V1lC'2lllI lt'S in lhv Sv-nior Band. May the-y he vvry successful in thv coming yvars. Clmrloffz' L. Alff'nIn'rgw' '31 l':lg1- 5:1 E r . Page 57 A l Wy fllll Q., ' Q Q v EMEA 2 S ll -S ? 3 5 . PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS This year's Public Speaking Class consisted of seventeen members. The pur- pose of the class is not to make orators, but to make it easier for us to express our thoughts and ideas, for it has been said, There is no impression without expression. During' the year many different contests were heldg our teachers and some of the business men acted as judges. On the average every member of the class mem- orized about fifteen poems or orations. We believe these will be of 21 great value und benefit to us in our later life. VVe wish to take this opportunity to give our sincere thanks to our efficient instructor, Mr. Moore, who not only taught us the principles of Public Speaking, but the more important ones of life. -Grace R. Lzm1'rvnr'f' '31 Page 58 ATHLLTXICE MDI aqgs'-55 I I A ' B-3.5. W fs Q vrx QQ' QE Nb 6 fig J? ff . ggi gb w N fl -.a..-1 X ll IM! flllll 02 ' f :rr E I X U' 1 ll F., Richard H arman Dick was our signal man. He combined brains with speed to make a fine quarterback. banner year. Coach Raabe Raabe was a real pal to his proteges. He built a fight- ing team. May next year be a H efrmcm Stalter Hum is 51 high stepping end. He has a punt filled with T. N. T. Byron Warfel Karl Frederick WafflPS kept NS 01141 Of It would take a, block and the gaxne going. Good luck next tackle to hold Red, He's a year, Byron. hard hitter. Page 60 ll..A..1 2'1 a-4- ' timim Nl NW 4 Qi 2 f X JM 'Q V1 s Charles Milligan Chick often started bwck at half and stopped at end, but he played a dandy game in either position. Fredericlc Gottfried Freddie gave more than half of his spirit to the game. We wish him another whole year of football fun. Coach Little Mr. Little helped remove Bumps from our football ma- chine. May he have few bumps and much success as a football coach. Dean Harmon H erbert Parish U H D At the defense work Dean Slab was m Fha '2e'1tef,0f was fine. G:.ard that ability, every play. Stay ln the swim, Sophomore- Herbert. Page 61 ff MEM '-2-f-as Mit Ifarl Althalusm. M07t7'0G SIfC'Ul3?ZS0l'Z Gail Ne1fdgfrhaf1,4,9gr The g-mu-11 with the nose Wwe SONY this is the PW' NH-1dy'S Sc0reCard was full- guard fought hard. N0 brok- of high school football for WP hopg he'l1 be back ngxt eu bones next year' Monuie. His playing was year. dependable and consistent. H014,-ard Swartz Allan Witzel William Switzer Greedy manageql to live up Lord Tattler's been a good Bill aided the team mater- t0 his l'1iCkI12,H1P, HQ Qertainly tR,Cklk'. 'TWHS H012 bQI19ath his ially by his kfl0Wl9dgE' of fO0t- coveted everything good for the dignity to hit 'em low. This ball and as a manager. He kept team. is his last year with U. S. H. S. the team in high spirits. Page 62 S25-+ ' ll! ll MXN fl V ?'EE'H if s Elmore Clark John Harman Dfwfid Half No, not a fishing tackle, but Johnnie quartei-eel hiniself May he tau-kle next yi-ans as- he dove into the pigskin fray in the camp of wit. He had Sigmm-nt with renew,-d Vigo,- eagerly. playing moods too. and enthusiasm, Ha,.,,.y Mmm. John Klein Harold Roth Mmm. is 3. chap with plenty Johnnie joined the U. H. Ruthie tackled oppouentsg of drive. May he hold up his S. guaiwls this year. He helped he even tackled the fullback po- eml next year' to defend the fort by his steady sition at times. He has three work. years more to play. Va me 63 HJ S Q35 fifiifil 2 515 RESUME OF 1931 GRIDIRON GAMES When the football call was sent our early in September, twenty-six boys responded. We suffered very much because we lacked experienced players. Only three lettermen, Richard Haman, Byron Warfel, and our punter , Herman Stalter, returned for the season. After some strenuous workouts and dummy tackling , we began our field engagements. The first game was with Findlay who walloped us badly. We determined to win as many of the remaining games as possi- ble, bue due to lack of veterans and brawn we were compelled to wage a de- fensive battle at times. We gained much satisfaction, however, by defeat- ing Carey on a snow-covered field. This Turkey Day victory made a grand finale for the season. The team wishes to thank the band, student body, and teachers, for their support. Much credit is due our faculty managers, Professor L. H. Houpt and Bob Derrickson. a Coaches Raabe and Little are to be thanked and complimented for what they accomplished in building a team from new material. We are confi- dent that the team of next season will show the training of this year. Si-pt Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. -Allan Witzel '31 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 20 li. S. H. S. ...... ............... O Findlay ......... ....... X 6 There 27 li, S, H. S. ,, ..... 13 Tiffin .....,.. 53 There- 3 li. S. H. S. ...,.. ..... 0 Bluffton ....... ...... 5 53 There 11 U. S. H. S, ...... ........ 1 2 Fostoria .................. ...... 1 9 Here 18 Ii, S, H, S, .,.,,, ........ 0 Tiffin Calvert ............ ....... 2 8 There 25 U, S, H, S, ....,. ,....... 1 3 Tiffin Junior Order ...... 19 Here 11 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 1 9 Galion ..................... ....... 2 S There 15 Ii, S, H, S, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 9 Crestline .. ...... ...... 1 3 There 7 If. S. H. S. .. ........ 39 Carey ........ .... . . 0 Here Page ti-1 sz-'L-.4 Y, 'E' T F V X 511 lil!!! V! .J .gd Jafmft Garwood The squires ffl'9Shll16l1i cluiin a lot of lung power . Janet has certainly made us exercise ours. Good work, Janet! Mr. D07 fClC80'll Sir Robert couiinandeers in the Junior Stronghold, but the Court of Learning has found him very valuable in helping to nianage the school tourneys. We want this tribute to herald to hiin our thanks for his work and interest. Q' Harold Hottfmmv When our teams go on the floor Harold, the Hollereru leads those in the balcony in peppy cheers. Cur1y's always ready to encourage or praise our players. Yea! Cu1'ley! Page 65 Jean Fleck Jean's another of the Meg- aphone Maidens . There is al- ways a boost for the deserving when Jean's about. Rah for Jean! Page 66 In-41.-'l ? QFEH Nl ll! el' 'Q 7 .911 ri ' S G o 99 ra 5' 99 C' cu Ee f 'O NP4 gm Us O9 we C . .ZH ml-3 C+ :UU CDU, :QF 57' 'Q Enos 92.9 H13 occ v-+.l-- E X' cu C+ U' E. 'U -s N n SE o SD The squad consisted of many new fellows, a few veterans, and one letter man. Soon we settled down to hard practice, the results of which were displayed in our first game and our victory over Ada. Success remained with us the first few games. However, a little later chief difficulty proved to be a one-point Jinx . The boys accepted all losses and wins with the best sportsmanship. We always played our hardest, and the student body and local fans gave us untiring and whole-hearted support. The season came to a close with the game at Galion in the District Class A Tournament, held at Bucyrus. Although the team was unsuccess- ful, we had the satisfaction of having been defeated by no less a ,team than the winner of the tournament. All the players wish to thank Gordon Scheidegger for his tireless ef- forts in fulfilling his position as manager. Gratitude is also extended to basket ball fans in and out of school for their support was encouraging. We respect and honor Coach Raabe as our best guide and a fine friend. We sincerely wish for as profitable and memorable a season next year as this last one has been. -Allan Witzel '31 BOYS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1930-1931 Dec. 12 U. S. H. S. ..............,............. 11 Ada, .,........................................ 8 There Dec. 20 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 1 9 Tiffin Columbian ....... 17 Here Dec. 27 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 1 9 St. Mary's ...,........... ....... 1 2 Here Jan. 2 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 1 6 Tiffin Calvert ........... ...... 1 5 Here Jan. 10 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 7 St. Ann's, Fremont ...... ...... 1 5 Here Jan. 17 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 5 Wharton ................. ...... 2 1 Here Jan. 24 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 3 0 Sycamore .. ...... 17 Here Jan. 31 U. S. H. S. ...... ..... 8 Shelby ....... ....... 1 3 There Feb. 6 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 0 Crestline .. ...... 19 Here Feb. 7 U. S. H. S. ....,. ........ 3 0 Carey ........ ...... 3 1 There Feb. 13 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 4 Forest ....... ....... 2 5 There Feb. 14 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 1 9 Dola .......... .....,. ....... ...... 2 0 H ere Feb. 20 U. S. H. S. ....... ........ 1 5 Bluffton .................................. 22 Here Feb. 27 U. S. H. S. ....... ........ 1 7 Ohio Northern fFreshmanD .... 17 There March 6 U. S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 8 Galion ..........,.................... . 44 Bucyrus Page 67 Page 68 ee SEER Z S ZJ17 G. B. B. REVIEW FOR '30-'31 'Tis not the stalwart youths alone who sally forth in our tourneys bear- ing aloft the orange and black standard of Upper. Oh, no! The maidens of the land also display their colors upon the field of combat. Early in the fall of 1930 about forty of us began practicing with Wim and wigor for the basketball season's many games. On December twelfth we traveled to Ada for our first tilt. Although defeated, we resolved to work much harder to make our games more suc- cessful. Miss Kuenzli, our coach, took great interest in developing a winning team. Nightly she journeyed from the Southern Palace to the 'H. S. Castle in her little Ford. Although we were unable to defeat our old rival, Carey, We fought a good fight and played our best. We are sorry to say that three of the letter girls are leaving this year. They are our Captain, Ruth Armstrong, Catharine Good, and Roma Smith. Six others who also earned their U's 'will be with the team next year. Our appreciation is extended to our managers, Kathleen Moloney and Jane Neumeisterg their co-operation and encouragement were splendid. -Roma Smith '31 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1930-1931 Dec 12 U. S. H. S. ............................ 14 Ada .......................................... 20 There Dec 27 U. S. H. S. ....... ...... 1 5 Allllllllae ...... Here Jan. 10 U. S. H. S. ....... ...... 2 0 Mt. Zion ....... 28 here Jan. 17 IT. S. H. S. ....... ...... 1 1 Wharton ...... Here Jan. 24 U. S. H. S. ....... ...... 2 8 Sycamore ...... Here Jan. 30 U. S. H. S. ....... ...... 2 1 Bucyrus ...... There Feb. 6 U. S. H. S. ....... . .... 21 Crestline . ...... Here Feb. 7 U. S. H. S. .....-. ...... 9 Carey ....... ...... 2 3 There Feb 13 U. S. H. S. ....... ...... 2 8 Forest ....... ...... 1 5 There Feb 20 U. S. H. S. ....... . .... 30 Bluffton . ...... Here Page 69 iugrrd fe-is - Q 3 Q PHYSICAL EDUCATION Come, and let us be taught We come to the class of Physical Ed, The things which were naught The thing we have known about and read, In the three years first, That develops the body, and at length, Our High School thirst ls the best foundation of physical strength Certainly! Everyone knows exercise keeps the body in perfect condition, and that in turn makes the standards of life high. School gives us the necessary mental work required for every day routine, but the ainx of Physical Education is to develop the features of the body as well. We have first the general instructor, Mr. Little, an extraordinarily big, good, and efficient manager. He teaches the boys in turn flip-flops, and all kinds of funny stunts. Then we have Miss Edmund and Miss Pease, the instructresses of the girls, who know very well how to tell the girlsito, strut their stuff. There are four classes of girls and four of boys--two hundred-all enjoying the work-outs in the gym. The instruction and advioe here given are appreciably taken and renienibered. After the practice work of the year a program was given on l+'ebruary 2, in the High School Gym. At this perforlnance the Physical Ed., pupils displayed their skill. And in conclusion, we know you'll fnd, That health is the basis of body and mind So we'll give our regards to a class who knows How the future of physical training grows. -Helen Gatchell and Homer Woessner Page To EQUAL In-FL-1 fr-+ X Ill 05 N X N MEFF ii? 6 f.S ll CICERONIA SODALITAS In the Latin room of the High School Castle, Lady Erma Searns holds sway. This year she had a retinue of seventeen who with her read the orations of the eloquent Cicero. The foes of the realm whom they supposed were those aggravating second periphrastics, subjunctive moods, et Cetera , whose conquest proved neces- sary. Early in the fall the peeress of this group granted her followers the privilege of organizing a Latin Club. They elected as their officers the following: President, Richard Harman, Secretary, Catharine Good, and Entertainment Chairman, Kathleen Moloney. This Club met once a month at the Earldoms of various members. The pro- grams at these meetings usually included stunts, games lL.atin games were featur- edl and general social fun. Eight members of this Latin O1'de1' are leaving the Castle of Learning. They wish for the club an interesting and profitable future. To Lady Erma they extend their thanks for her encouragement and patience in their behalf. -Wrilbur Lclvvrencrf '31 Page T2 H W 2 ' ss Mil EL CIRCULO CASTELLANO The Spanish Club has been one of many interesting orders of knights and ladies to be found within our kingdom this year. The Nuestra Autoridadu of the club is Miss Helen Peese. Miss Louise Edmund who also speaks in spinach is an hon- orary faculty member. Twenty of us organized in the fall and selected the following officers: Presi- dent, Kathryn Stephang Vice President, Helen Stephan: Secretary, lluth Armstrong. Treasurer, Charlotte Altenberger. The meetings were held every month with six serving each time. We had literary and musical programs, as well as evenings of social fellowship. Perhaps you may want to know the purpose of this club. Our aim is to learn more about the habits and customs of the people whose language we study. In February, twenty-eight juniors were taken into the,club. The initiation cere- mony provided much hilarity for the seniors. The club has been successful in its two years' course and we, the senior members of '31, wish the future club greater success in the coming years. -Ruth M. Arvnstrong '31 Page T3 1 II' IW llll l ! A ll: l -' ' K ff? MEFH l Q P. W. C. During tlw second vvwk in Juullury, Miss Golliug told us that we might organ- izv A l'. NV. C. Club, I4 l 4'lll'llill'Y Sl, 19231 we- lu-ld 1 Ivery IIIPIIIIJPI' of Llw Class was vvry muvh ilmllw-stvfl und ou 2 IIIPPUIIQ, to 1-lvct 0l'i'i0m's. VVv lflmsv us l,I'4'SldPllt, Hvlvu Gutf-lwllg Vicl--lwvsidvnt, lxlkllfllll. I'lrif'l1g and Ss'-c'x'+-tn1'y-Tw-aslxlw-1', lmulm Jvauuv Kot- l4'I'lll2lll. Tlw 111:-eftiugs www lwld 4-vs'-ryltwo ww-ks with lllHlllll0l'S 01' the Club giving rvpurts that www both eduvatioual and Ulltlllfilllllllg. Tlw IJIIFDOS4' 01' our Club is to lvurn Ill0l'F about Slllllfllillld and lJllSiIlUSS Iil'ZlCtlf'tlS. Miiss Golliug, chief srribv of 17. S. H. Sq has bmlu El frivnd imlved, in lwlpiug us to uvv1'vo11w our difficultivs in IllklSt0I'lllQ, vvil forcws lthv lllltlfll' little cl1a1':10tvl'sl wllivln ulllgoocl knights ol' busine-ss must Slllullw. 'v lm mv futurv lm-nllwrs of tlw Club will bv as succwssful and vujoy tlu-ir club l as Illllf'll as wv have- 0111 - .. -C Page 74 llflI1'I'l'IIl' Gillwz '31 p..a..-u .TS-+ UMM W ll ?l R Q L ff ilk Nl V .Jil GIRL President ......... Vice President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . The Girl Reserve Club nine years. Our club tries bership. lt encourages the tional sides of living. Our of Upper to bring four-fold club has club a force of uplife in our school service, friendship and love to all. Our chief adviser for the year wa sisted by Mrs. B. F. Main, Mrs. G, M. -- I HI , RESERVES . . ....... Catlzarfimf Good . . . Helen Stephan . . Kathleen Moloney . . . .. . . . . . . . . Beulah Larick Sandusky, Ohio has now been in existence for forth the best in every girl who claims mem- life, the spiritual, physical, mental and recrea- a most noteworthy aimg it is, To make this Ito find the key to our betterselvesg to give s Mrs. Ray Klingman. She was competently as- Gaver, and Mrs. C. W. Bringman. We held discussion meetings every second Monday. Ouindiscussions followed Margaret Slat- tery's book Important to Me. Our discussion group leaders were: Miss Evelyn Neumeister, Miss Erma Stearns, and Miss Helen Pease. We wish to thank the advisory committee, the discussion leaders, and all those who helped to make the year '30-'31 a success. -Kathleen Moloney. Page T5 V l F MER Z ' S Ziff SENIOR HI-Y The purpose of the Senior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character. The Hi-Y dynamic is Contagious Christian Characterf' the slogan- Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Scholarship and Clean Athletics. The twenty-eight members of the club met every Thursday night at the Y. M. C. A. for meetings. Open discussions took place among the boys on topics concern- ing Jesus and a Boy's Philosophy of Life. Some of the important speakers who took part in the meetings were Mrs. Cartwright, from the State Board of Health, Homer Steck, Mayor S. N.. Clark, and Mr. L. H. Houpt. Our club was well represented at the Van NVert Older Boys' Conference and the Wyandot County Older Boys' Conference. Much fellowship and goodwill were derived from these conferences. This year a Junior Hi-Y was formed in the high school under the capable lead- ership of Dwight Foreman. Much credit is due Mr. R. H. Klingman, who gave his time and ability to make this Hi-Y year a success. -Richard Harmcm. Page 76 .H S 9 ' 35551 225 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Rcfvf. Harold W. Ruopp , S 2 gl' ' 9' 3 f EH 'P .X fl' U 76? GRADUATION EXERCISES SENIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM Tuesday, May 26th, 1931 at 8:15 P. M. Superintendent W. O. Moore, Presiding Processional, School Orchestra - Director, Mr. H. E. HZl.vfffIllflll Invocation ---- Rolf. G. W. Good, Trinity Reformed Church Music - ------ Orclzcstra Salutatory - - - Helen Louise Stffphan President's Address - Frrrivl E. Ulrich, President of Class Music - - ----- Orchestra Oration - - Kathleen Ann. Moloney, Class Orator Annual Class Address ---- Rev. Harold W. Ruopp M. E. Church, Delaware, Ohio. Music - -------- OI'ClZ6'St7'Cl. Valedictory - CfLtll.fLI'Z'Il0 Mario Good Class Song' ----- Catlzarinc Mario Good, Author Presentation of Class to Board of Education - Prof. L. H. Houpt Principal of Senior High School Presentation of Diplomas ---- Charles W. Eringman President of School Board Presentation of D. A. R. Prize Presentation of Public Speaking Prizes - - - Mr. Karl Borg Benediction - - Row. C. F. Bratz, St. Paul's Lutheran Church Page 78 X Ill X A..A..-1 i r U T1 .ra-+ i 0' T' I nz N 0 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Presented May 14 and 15, 1931 THE PATSY A Comedy in Three Acts By Barry Conners Directed by Miss Jean Gollmg CAST OF CHARACTERS Bill Harrington ------ Mrs. William Harrington Grace Harrington - Patricia Harrington Billy Caldwell - Tony Anderson Sadie Buchanan - - Frances Patrick 0'Flaherty Trip Busty - - Synopsis of Scenes fm FI'0flI,kll'lI, Byrd ClltlIl'i'flIf' Gillcni Kathlvwz Moloney Catharinr' Good Richa rd H or-mu Il, Bcfrtranz Imslif' Hclvn Stephan Allan Witzvl Floyd Culver ACT I Living-room of the Harrington home in the evening. ACT II Same-Next Monday evening. ACT III Same-The Friday night following. Page '19 5.5.-I 1 l IW N 6 an 'T X WI ll fl X fff E MEM Jil Li c: Z P-4 o EU M :11 Z P-I o :U cc: He z .0 c: cs fa On May 21 one of our most outstanding festivals occurred at the Sen- ior High Studio. The gym, which had been transformed, was lighted with bridge lamps and modernistic lanterns. Candles in bottles formed the centerpieces of the tables which were arranged along the sides and in the corners of the room. A palette and brush marked the place of each guest at the tables. Waitresses in gay smocks with flowing ties and Tam O'Shanters, served the dinner to the guests, while an orchestra composed of artists , wearing the same costumes, furnished music ffrom the bal- cony! for the dance which followed the dinner. During the evening the guests were privileged to view the masterpieces in oil and water colors which lined the walls of the studio. Statuary was to be seen in the cor- ners. Karl Althauser was the artist in charge of the exhibition and it was he who welcomed Friel Ulrich and his group of artist friends fiom the neighboring colony. The Seniors take this occasion to thank the Juniors, and their advis- ors, Miss Pease and Miss Edmund, for the delightful evening of entertain- ment. BA NQ UET COMMITTEES MENU Adda I1'Wl1I'fClIHIl'Il121l1 Thelma Swartz Madeline Bolish Olive Carpenter John Harman Charles Milligan Joseph Bringman Ellen Garner Herbert Parish ENTERTAINMENT Mary Jane Gaver Evelyn Estherton Paul Frank Don Shumaker Helen Wilcox Lela Stephan Calvin Sickel Margaret Wall DECORATING Herman StalterfChairman Vance Danford Robert Belzner Henrietta Martin Byron VVarfel Alice Berg Martha Jane Bardon Mary Louise Lenn Herman Ulrich Margaret Newcomer ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President ............ ........ C lctrre Gzfpson Vice President . . . . . . Dolph Brilllw.rdt Secretary ...... .... H clcna Vogel Treasurer .... ...... ........... D 0 n Stubbs On Decoration Day, May 30, the Alumni Association is again planning to banquet the Seniors and graduates of U. S. H. S. W e're all looking for- ward to a gala evening of good time and better eats, Page 80 me-.-1' 3 Z 02 '5 Z S fn!! THE HAPPENINGS OF THE YEAR SEIITEMBEH -Little children between the ages of 14 and 19 are, gathered into the fold. -Sophs. are bewilderingly hunting classrooms and lockers. -Our first vacation-Wyandot County Fair. -Another day of rapture-but some are getting home-sick for classroolus. -The first football game--Findlay vs. U. S. H. S. -Columbia. vs. ll. S. H. S. at Tiffin. A -G. R. Gypsy Hike. OCTOBER -Bluffton Football game. No one can understand why Bluffton was satisfied with the results-they didn't make 100. -Fostoria game here. We're getting better all the time. -Soph. G. R. girls have their ears washed--it's only initiation!!! --Senior rings and invitations selected. -Cicero club organizes. Honorable Richard Harman is elected President. -Bill French tells us in History Class that after the election of Andrew Jackson the people spilled 'torangeaden on the White House rugs. What a modern drink for 1829!! , -Calvert vs. U. S. H. S. at Tiffin. -Miss Edmund dictating in Sr. English Come on, exclamation point. fCo1ne on!J -Monroe explains how Bucyrus was named-- l3oo! Cyrus. -Spanish Club meets. -Junior Order game here. NOVEMBER -Lecture course Bought and Paid For. Ask the boys in the orchestra if they remember this! !?!! -Freshman Party. , -Latin Club meets and is entertained by a quartet composed of Dick Hull, Hum Stalter, Monroe Stevenson and Dick Herman. -Mr. Moore delivers Armistice Day Address. We journey to Galion with the gridiron gang. - Victory, Victory is our cry!!! and it certainly was at Crestline!! We won!! We Won!! We won, by golly, we won! Sandy fRaabei's dogj was along-that's why? -Band Concert at Hi School Auditorium. Band Banquet at the Y. -Mr. Little suggests that Bert Leslie borrow a dress so he can become more intimate With the girls. -Another victory over Carey. Was it cold? And how! DECEMBER -Mr. Raabe bawls out a few Seniors in the assembly! NVho are they, and will they ever grow up??!?! -Senior rings arrive! At last!!! -Junior Class Party-it was rumored that certain junior boys lacked homes- could someone oblige, and dig them some'?!?? -Helen McDaniel proposes to assist the Easter Bunny by using the colored resi- dues from the preparation of nitrogen oxide!!! -Senior party. -Wilbur Lawrence, translating Latin: There they saw both men and women who were nine paces in length. -First B. B. game at Ada. Also Kiddie's operetta. -Mr. Cope informed the Geography Class that he had traveled the mountains in a model T Ford. -Homer Woesner has an IDEA in chemistry! Well can you imagine that!?!! -Soph. party. Latin Club meets again. -Columbia vs. U. S. H. S. B. B. game. --Chapel conducted by class of 1930. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year was the echo that rang through the building that forenoon. -G. R. and Hi-Y go caroling at 4:30 A. M. Wasn't it hot, though? Gee!! -St. Marys vs. U. S. H. S. at Y . JANUA RY -, -Calvert vs. U.S. H.S. in B. B. -Loseff's Russian Orchestra. Page 81 - Q up E B 5 5 TS' U V r S 1511 -Senior English classes wrote letters to Wanda Schlup and Friel Ulrich. -Fremont B. B. game here. -Wharton vs. U. S. H. S. at Upper. - Peggen Good professes to be the mechanic of chemistry class. -Mr. Raabe says that he has a conscience and it tells him to tell the chemistry class to study! ! !-VALENCE??! -Sycamore vs. U. S. H. S. here. -Exams begin. -B. B. Girls go to Bucyrus. We lost!--too bad!!! -B. B. Boys lose to Shelby--our second defeat!! FEBRUARY --Chapel-Rev. Klingaman speaks. The beginning of the second semester. -Roma actually believes that one pound of gold weighs more than a pound of feathers. Oh! My!! -Mr. Raabe said, during a discussion on Potassium, that Protassium Syanide is used for the extermination of BIG insects. -Crestline B. B. game. --Cicero Club meets at Adda Irwin's home. The poor childish beings made val- entines! ! -G. it. girls entertain their mothers. -Friday the Thirteenth!! But it was a lucky day at that-Mr. Little postponed a History test!!! -U. S. H. S. vs. Dola in B. B. -Teachers Party at Senior Hi Building. -Mr. Raabe remarked You see, I deceive my looks and someone whispered in reply, t'You sure look smart! Well?!!? -Junior Hi Cantata Evangeline -Bluffton B. B. game--and how we plotted revenge!! -Faculty-Business Mens' B. B. game. Ask Lucille Scherry why the Ex-Hi didn't start on time!!?! -Mildred Feeley displays fireworks in chemistry lab. Early!!! -Spanish Club meets and new members are invited. Bet they got a NICE re- ceptionl? Ask them! MARCH -Chapel-Program in charge of Sophs. Mr. Houpt announces that the Faculty B. B. team will play the Forest B. B. squad as the Caboose! Lets all go!!! -Did you ever hear of anyone going to school at Westminister Abfbey? Tom Miller told in English that Southey did!! -B. B. tournamet at Bucyrus. -Inter-class tournament begins. -Junior Poverty Party--Gorgeous silver loving cup won by Yale U., at the big indoor track meet. -Mildred Feeley reciting in chemistry Chloroform is a heavy liquid gas Um-m lA liquid gas-must be a new substance.l -No geometry,no adv. math, no physics! What Bliss!!?! Mr. Holland is out of town. -Mr. Raabe prepares a party. He invites all the chemistry students-and guess what he seI'veS?! YELLOW l'APER!!?!! -Football and B.B. letters presented in Chapel! 'member Fritz Gottfried's BIG bow and Mr. Little's Loud Speech!!! -Sr. Scholarship Exam. -Sr. Hi Operetta Lelawala. APRIL -Miss Schoenberger addresses us i11 Chapel. -Passion Play. -Mildred Hall's Dancing Recital. -Every pupil test. -Musicale. MAY -Band Festival. Scholarship test at Bowling Green. 7, 8,-Senior Exams. 15-Senior Play. 19, 20--Final examinations. --Junior-Senior Banquet. -Baccalaureate Service. Rev. Potts gives the sermon. -Commencement-Address by Rev. Harold Ruopp. THE END OF A HAPPY YEAR. Page 82 HLUMNI 7,31 AX ,7 . 9 E f, f fqf QQ ' , ga ,,,4 y! I N ' 1 , gr? -iff ' 4 ' j , ' W! U' F' ?a ' , WEEE, yi-7 H, J: 1 l ' b , A Xi f K W X ....- V f if --S-. 5'i I J ' ,ff ik! if f ,L -'A- , ' fi' A' I f ., x, I-,ff N f, 'Jvc' JN CDD- A V I: T if f L, f 1 C 1 '- , .- ff' .f , f'?....--- ,ti ---A - - - Q' - mf- -' fx, JK, -Z fi 11.84 D E R QB, -5PENE.!.,f l Bruner, A.n...-1 X f x i .. 'f.n S Z ,f . - ,410 Am, : 1 I I 5 :: - -E. 'Q f:: Y K ir N Adair, Agnes, CAdamsJ '74, Deceased. Billhardt, Byron '12, Los Angeles, Calif. Adams, Agnes Adair '74, Deceased. Billhardt, Dolph '10, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Adams, Edward '28, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Billhardt, Helen CTTIOIIIHSJ '11. DQCGHSGG- Adams, Emogene Johnson '19, Detroit. Blllfihrdt. Ida '91, U- SHHGUSKY, Ohl0- Adams' Zora rp-rank, '90, LOS Angeles Billhardt, Marguerite tBowmanJ, '10, U. San. Agerter, Airy-Nurse '91, Cleveland, Ohio. Agerter, Alice tO'BrienJ '79, Deceased. Agerter, Tell '77, Lima, Ohio. Allen, Beecher-Minister '87, Pittsburgh, Pa. Allen, Bertha, 86, Deceased. Alspach, Gladys tShawakerJ '05, Columbus. Alspach, Lula tReederJ '01, Deceased. Alspach, Wanda tBlaserJ '18, Akron, O. Altenberger, Joe '77, Chicago, Ill. Altenberger, M. lEndersb '15 U. Sandusky. Althauser, Louise Gamber '24, U. Sandusky Althauser, Ray '26, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Althouse, Florence tBallietJ, '18, Tiffin, O. Althouse, Vera tllaughmerj '19, Harpster. Applegett, Martha Bowen '16, Piqua, Ohio. Armstrong, Clara-Sten. Upper Sandusky, O. Armstrong, Grace Kail '98, Columbus, O. Armstrong, Louise '26,-Teacher U. Sandusky Arter, l. Schoenberger '11, Huntington Pk. Arthur Frieda Burchardt '15, Kansas City. Artz, Katherine-stu. '28, Capital U. Cols, O. Ayers, Helen Juvenal '09, U. Sandusky. O. Ayers, B. Q.-Dentist, '80, U. Sandusky, O. Ayers, Carl C., '79, Deceased. Ayers, Walter '76, Deceased. Bachman, Catherine '25, Marion, Ohio. Bachman, Mary tWarfelJ '24, U. Sandusky. Bacht, Ruth QHartzelJ '13, Shelby, Ohio. Bahl, Virginia '28, U. Sandusky, O. Bahl, Leo VV. '30, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Baichly, Paul Chalmer '18, Chicago, Ill. Baker. Harry '26, Columbus, Ohio. Baker, Julia -Teacher, Harpster, Ohio. Balduf, Dorothy '25, Upper Sandusky, O. Balduf, Edna fThomasJ '25, Carey, Ohio. Balliet, Florence tAlthouseJ '18, Tiffin, O. Barnthouse, Merwyn, 13, California. Barr, Blanche '14, Chicago, Ill. Barr, Irene fGrosskopfJ '19, Chicago, Ill. Barr, Hahlon '02, Seattle, Washington. Barr, Savinnah '15, Chicago, Ill. Barrick, Marjorie tCusickJ '23, Akron, O. Bartholomew, William '26, U. Sandusky. Bauer, Donald '29, Upper Sandusky. Bauer, Robert '27, Columbus, Ohio. Beaston. Helen Lanker '24, U. Sandusky, O. Beck, Karl Herbert '08, China. Beckernian, Anna C. '02, E. Orange, N. J. Bee, Will '77, Deceased. Beery. Ed. L. '79, Deceased. Beery, Fannie tHareJ '77, Detroit, Mich. Beery, Foster '77, New London, Ohio. Beery, Lcla fMcCurdy7 '26, Oceola, Ohio. Beery, Leffe tMcConnellJ '73, U. Sandusky. Beidelschies, lola '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Beidelschies, Luella '26, Upper Sandusky. Beidler, Edward '23, Chicago, Ill. Beidler, Thomas '27, Upper Sandusky, O. Beinbrech, Gertrude '02, Upper Sandusky Beinbrech, Helen '15, Deceased. Beistle, Corilla fYinglingJ '72, Huntington, Beistle, Clara tlValterJ '76, Deceased. Bell, Blanche Worello '01, Toledo, Ohio. Bender, Blanche Haner '10, Akron, Ohio. Bennett, June Bower '12, Roscoe, N. Y. Bennett, Lulu fMotterJ '28, U. Sandusky. Bennett, Octavens tMillerj '27, Cleveland, O. Benton, Bernice tShalow7 '12, Toledo, O. Benton, Mary tParkerJ '09, Deceased. Berg, Agnes Sheck '03, Upper Sandusky. Berg, Arthur '03, Upper Sandusky, O. Berg, Will '03, Deceased. Berg, Dorothy M. '30, Miami U., Oxford, Berger, Edwin '02, Zeigler, Illinois. Berry, Louise '88, Columbus, Ohio. Bessinger, Helen tSettlerj '24, Marion, O. Betz, Jacob, '26, Detroit, Michigan. Betz, Catherine M. '30, Upper Sandusky, O. Billhardt, Adolph Jr., '79, U. Sandusky. Billhardt, B. tFrazierJ '06, Los Angeles. O. Billhardt, Oscar '86, Deceased. Binau, Clarence '26, U, Sandusky, Ohio. Black, Corrine tHalmJ '27, U. Sandusky, O. Black, Dorothy '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Blaser, Blaser, Blaser, Blaser Alice tBrameJ '07, Ada, Ohio. Esther tDeVoeJ '09, Piqua, Ohio. Fred '11, Deceased. Homer '18 Brooklyn N Y Blaser: Mary tKot'termanb '20, Sandusky. Blaser, Blaser, Ruth tCastanienJ '18, U. Sandusky. VVayne '16, Canton, Ohio. . Wanda tAlspachJ '18, Canton. O. Eva tSchukert7 '93, Bucyrus, Ohio, Bliss, Walter '91, Baton Rouge, La. Blossom, Evelyn Willoughby '23, Tiffin, O. Boardman, Frances fRobeyD '21, Wentura, C. Boem, Elsie fBuette1J '18, Long Island, N. Y. Boehm, Esther '29, Tiffin, Ohio. Bogard, Adeline '28, Swanton, Ohio. Bolish, Aloysius '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Bolish, Dorothy '25, Upper Sandusky, Bolish, Edward '26, Upper Sandusky. Border, Dorothy '29, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Borst, Florence Kelley '08, Auburn, N. Y. Boughton, Xvallace '09, Deceased. Blaser Bliss, Bowen, Bowen Helen tLivingstonJ '17, Arlington, O Mabel '19, Cleveland, Ohio. Bowen. Martha fApp1egettJ '16, Piqua, Ohio. Bowen, Ota fNighJ '86, Deceased. Bower, Blanch tSwartzl '20, U. Sandusky, Bower, Georgia '24, Upper Sandusky, 0. Bower, Carl '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Bower, June tBennettJ '12, Roscoe, N. Y. Bower, Bowers, Bowers, Bowers, Bowman, Bowman, Bowman, Bowman Marian fMoserJ, '19, U. Sandusky, O. Edward '16, Columbus, Ohio. Margaret Kerr '72, Deceased. Mary Garger '19, Bellville, Ohio. Belle '76, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Bernice '07, Upper Sandusky, O. Ella fDummJ '78, U. Sandusky. Louise T. '11, Upper Sandusky, O. Bowman, M. fBillhardtJ '10, U, Sandusky. Bowman, R. tPhysicianJ '12, Los Angeles. Bowman, Sue Craig '77, Upper Sandusky. Bowman, J. C. fPhysicianJ '12, U. Sandusky. Bowsher, Bessie tHarperJ '95, Cleveland. O. Bowyer, Twila Hecker '22, Dayton, Ohio. Bradshaw, Maud R. '95, Summit, N. Y. Brame, Alice Blaser '07, Ada, Ohio. Brauns, Clara '90, Upper Sandusky, O. Brauns, Dora tLow'eryJ '97, U. Sandusky. Brauns, Jeanette lRiggsJ '95, Dos Cabezos. Brexnyer, Alice tVogelJ '09, U. Sandusky, O. Brewer, Brewer, Brewer, Elizabeth tGlascoJ '29, U. Sandusky Homer '24, Upper Sandusky, O. Walter '21, Marion, Ohio. Bringman, Hortense tNeidigJ '08, U. San. Brinkerhoff, Bessie P. '02, New Castle. Pa. Brinkerhoff, Grace '97, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Brinkerhoff, Mary '22, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Brinkerhoff, V. Osteopath '03, Toledo, Ohio. Brinkerhoff, VV. C. '80, Deceased. Brinkerhoff, Zach '00, Dalla.s, Texas. Bristol, Chester, '10, Elyria, Ohio. Bristol, Brockle Eva Hehr '09, Elyria, Ohio. shy, Edith iStebbinsJ '27, U. San. Brocklesby, Thomas R. '30, U. Sandusky. Broderick, Nora Mae Good '01, Columbus. Brown, Anne tl'etersJ '03, Springfield, O. Brown, Mabel '07, Rochester, Minn. Brown, Marie Kail '12, Bridgeport, W. Va. Brown Rebecca fWormlyJ '74 Deceased Brown, virgnim qmcciami '22,'U. stlnausky Grace tGrisselleJ '82, Tiffin, O. Bucheit, Agnes Vogel '05, Toledo, Ohio. Burk, Edna Sullivan '26, Tiffin, Ohio. Burkham, Wanda iTooneJ '14, Green River Burkhardt, Dorothy '23, Detroit, Michigan. Burkhardt, Edward '18, Columbus, Ohio. Burkhardt, F. lArthurJ '15, Kansas City. Burns, Hazel Braun '06, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Page 84 Q A s. Reubendale '85, Wilkinsburg, Pa. ' EE Eiiiigi EEEEEE 1 ,f rgi' j V 1 S ff!!! Busick, Florence M. tBower5 '27, Chicago. Bush, Gordon '10, Milwaukee, Wis. Butler. Byers, Byers, Byron, Byron. Byron, Caldwell, Caldwell. Caldwell, Caldwell, Caldwell, Caldwell, Caldwell, Caldwell, Caldwell Evelyn '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Helen tWorleyl '11, Toledo, Ohlo. Romaine QVVednightJ '17, Toledo, O. Carrie Strockton '90, Deceased. George '77, Deceased. Myrtle Uiloppenburgl. '82, Boyds. Alice lSecoyj '26, Ft. Wayne, ind. Gail '25, Ft. Yayne, Ind. Glenn '22, Los Angeles, Calif. Henry '29, Upper Sandusky. J. fHottmanJ '22, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Marion '21, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mildred '25, Findlay, Ohio. Oscar '24, Findlay, Ohio. Rollin '16, Upper Sandusky O. Cammarn, Harper '21, Columbus, Ohio. Camlnarn, Margaret fWeaverJ '22, Col, O, Cammarn, Mary Harper '96, Columbus, O. Carbin, Bessie tCastanienJ '18, Toledo, O. Cook, Romaine '29, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Coon, Edna '08, Cleveland, Oiho. Cope, Harold-Teacher '18, Upper Sandusky. Cordray, George '14, Upper Sandusky, O. Cornley, Edward G. '29, Kirby, Ohio. Corfman, Bernice L. Schindler '20, Sycamore Corfman, Cora Haas '17, Sycamore, Ohio. Cosgrove, Ella Riley '96, Toledo, Ohio. Courtade, Doroth '30, Columbus, Ohio. Courtad, Bernadine '26, Upper Sandusky. Courtad, Clarence '28, Tiffin, Ohio. Courtad, Earl '23, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Courtad, E. tHeidlingerJ '27, U. Sandusky Courtad, Frances '19, Bellefontaine, Ohio. Courtad, Grace '18, Cleveland, Ohio. Courtad, Helen '21, Columbus, Ohio. Courtad, Madeline '26, Columbus, Ohio. Courtad, Pauline '28, Upper Sandusky Courtad, Vince-nt '18, Columbus, Ohio. Courtad, Wayne '26, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Craig, G. Carey, Alice '97, Deceased. Carey, Alice iStevensonJ '95, U. Sandusky. Carey, Bessie, '95, Deceased. Carey, Frieda '26, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Carey, Maggie Qliartmanl '02, Deceased. Carpenter, Eva U-larmonl '08, U. Sandusky. Carpenter, Harriet '12, Upper Sandusky Craig, Sue iBowmanJ '77, Detroit, Mich. Crail, Dorothy Cross '19, Detroit, Mich. Cramer, Margaret tflobertsi '96, Cleveland Creelman, Frieda Lowry '08, Lexington. Cress, Mervin '19, Dallas, Texas. Crise, Donna iMyersb '10, Marion, Ohio. Cromer, Frederick '28, Martsville, Ten. Carpenter, Luella '30, Upper Sandusky Carpenter, Karl, '07, Whelling, W. Va. Curr, Effie King, '88, Junction City, Kan. Carter, Carter Judge Earl B. '03, U. Sandusky, O. Ida Demarest 95 Stan n VV a. Cross, Bernice '27, Upper Sandusky Cross, Dorothy tCralll '19, Detroit, Mich. Cross, Ninabelle '25, Upper Sandusky. Cross, Sylvia '24, Upper Sandusky, O. Cross, Salde '18, Cleveland, Ohio. . 1 J ' . to . - V Carter, Mae '97, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Carter, Martha QHullJ '05, U. Sandusky. Carter, Robert '00, Deceased. Crouse, A. lSaundersJ '07, Palm Beach, Fla. Crum, Helen tlaashl '13, Deceased. Crum, I ' ' uth fknudenl 15 Japan 1 , . Culver, Eunice ,CStaggsJ '18, Detroit. Mich. Culver Glenn 27, Tiffin, Ohio. Culver, Hazel Qlfieedl '14, Chile, S. America Culver, Helen '29, Upper Sandusky. Culver, Ronald '19, Upper Sandusky, O. Culver, Ruth tStansberryJ '27, U. Sandusky. Culver, Violet '29, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Culver, Yola iJohnsonJ '18, Wadsworth, O. Culver, Ruehle '30, Toledo, Ohio. Cuneo, Leeta Widman '92, Alameda, Cal. Currie, Martha Kerr '17, Springfield, O. Cusick, Marjorie fBarrickJ '23, Akron, O. Dare, Effie fWorthJ '74, Toledo, Ohio. 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Clabaugh, George '15, Mansfield, Ohio. Clabaugh, Leefe '09, Lima, Ohio. Clark, Clark, Clark Frances lTrautweinJ '11, Deceased. Leia fStarrJ '25, Columbus, Ohio. Maud '91, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Clark: S. N. '99, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Clark Class, Clayton, Clayton. Clayton , Edwin, Ohio State, '30, Columbus, O. Bernice tKailj '17, Upper Sandusky. Clarence L. '68, Kentucky. Cora '99, Chicago, Illinois. Gertrude '96, Chicago, lll. Clingerf Agnes Quail '22, Upper Sandusky. Clinger, Clinger, Clinger Close, Close Close: Close, Close Cokei Berl Von Blon '08, Waco, Texas. Ella lHachtonJ '90, Deceased. , Hazel '13, New York City, N. Y, A. 4BeckermanJ '02, E. Orange, N. J. Charles '00, Cleveland, Ohio. Helen Hare '01, Cleveland, Ohio. Imogen iPoolJ '03, U. Sandusky. L. lSpurgeonJ '09, New York City l, Lida Gump '73, Denver, Colorado. Colmery, Emma '78, Deceased. Colmery, Isabelle fMartingJ '05, Dallas. Colmery, Louise ITHYIOTT '82, COIUHIDUS. 0- Colmery, Mary Louise '08, U. Sandusky, O. Conley, Cecil '25, Canton, Ohio. Constein, Norman '25, Mishawaka, Ind. Cook, Agnes '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Cook, Ellure J. tNicholsJ '20, Hartford, Ky. Davis, Ora C. tMulhollandJ '92, Defiance, O. Day, Anna Louise '22, Columbus, Ohio. Ray, Harry E. '30, Ada, Ohio. Debolt, Perle Uiarchnerj '19, U. Sandusky Delaphane, Kenneth '27, U. Sandusky, Ohio. De Lisle, M. McNurney '72, Gainsville, Ark. Demarest, Ida 4Cartery '95, Westover, Md. Derr, Ruth Mease '21, Mansfield, Ohio. DeVoe, Esther Blasser, '09, Piqua, Ohio. DeWalt, Minnie '01, Deceased. Diemer, Russel '15, Deceased. Dippery, Lula iGradyJ '15, Columbus, 0. Dome, Nellie '28, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Druckniiller, Mary League '91, U. Sandusky. Drum, Ella 1TschanenJ '85, U. Sandusky, O. Drum, India lKramerJ '85, Marion, Ohio. Duddleson, Rose CLeflerJ '80, Deceased. Dumit, Frederick '29, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Dumm, Ella Bowman 78, U. Sandusky, O. Dumm, Cecelia Wentz '91, Marion, Ohio. Dumm, Margaret Riggs, '96, Pasedcna, Cal. Dye, Cloyd, '07, Chicago, 1ll. Dye, Edith iliirchnery '08, Seattle, Wash. Earp, Maud Edith '25, Toledo, Ohio. Eggleston, Irma '97, Deceased. Ehrheart, Harry W. '25, U, Sandusky, O. Eiserling, Merle '24, Toledo, Ohio. Ely, Marietta Hasset '03, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ellis, Frederick R. '20, Howell, Mich. Ellls. Mary Gregg '06, St. Louis, Mo., Ellis, Ralph '18, Denver, Colorado. . Ellisworth, Ida. Willit Kail '92, Deceased. Enders, M, Altenberger '15, U. Sanduslky, O. Page 85 Q A .Q p.A..-I X f 2 'X 5 'J N... '-.. '.2 7 22: 5 M W? il I A iff ! Y ii- Q nl . jj Q ,, ' 7 XX ' N I i . Enders, Paul D. '20, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Good, Anna Stief '95, Columbus, Ohio. Enders. Ruth Halm '20, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Good, Colleen-Clerk '29, U. Sandusky. Engleman, Ada Frances Isaac '08, Detroit Good, Marion-Stu. '29, Tiffin, Ohio. English, Catherine '29, Upper Sandusky. Good. Nora M. fBroderickJ '01, Columbus. Enos. Olive Noll '74, Deceased. Good, Richard-Book-keeper '17, Columbus. Erusberger H. tWa1kerJ '15, Deceased. GOOG, Ruby-Sf6I10gl'f1DhPl' '04. C0lllmhl1S. 0. Etchen Louise Fink '15, Toledo, Ohio. Good Kencil M, '30, Bellevue, Ohio. Everhart, William '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Gorsuch, Evelyll Milrtig '28. U- Sfllldlwky- Failor, Clara tManingJ '17, Elkins, W. Va. Failor, Mabelle tFrenchJ '28, U. Sandusky Farber, Barbara '16, Columbus, Ohio. Feichter, Charles '11, Harpster, Ohio. Felton, Susie '97, Magnolia, Ohio. Fennant, Hattie '77, Louisville, Ky. Fink, Glentie lStencilJ '18, Toledo, Ohio. Fink. Louise tEtchenJ '15, Toledo, Ohio. Finkle Herbert '23, Columbus, Ohio. Finkle,.Kathryn tStecherJ '23, U. Sandusky. Finkle, Mildred-Teacher '24, Findlay, O. Fisher, Ethel '26, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Fisher, Fannie Stevenson '88, Los Angeles Fisher, Leah Liebcnthal '16, U. Sandusky. Fleck, Fannie O'Brien '90, U, Sandusky. Fleck Florence tSnyderJ '20, U. Sandusky Fieckf Gertrude '28, cieveiand, Ohio. Fleck, Helen, '25, Deceased. Fleck Katherine '23 Cleveland Ohio Fleck: Mae Smith '05, Upper Sandusky Flack, Nina Seligman '04, Los Angeles. Fleck, T. M. '27, Annapolis Naval Academy Fleeman, Thelma Haas '25, U. Sandusky, O. Flock, Earl '26, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Foucht, Kathryn '25, Chilicothe, Ohio. Foucht, Marie lThomasJ '12, Creston, O. Fowler, Cora tWoodJ '80, Deceased. Fowler, Nora tPorterJ '77, Denver. Colo. Fox, Barbara Ward, '19, Upper Sandusky. Frank, Irene '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Frank, Zora Adams, '90, Mansfield, Ohio. Frater, Frater, Frazier, Frazier, Charles '26, U. Sandusky, Ohio. George '18, Columbus, Ohio. Bernice Billhardt '06, Los Angeles Fred '04, Los Angeles, California. Frazier, Myrtle Kirk '00, Toledo, Ohio. Frazier, Ray D. '08, Upper Sandusky, O. Frederick, Florence Gear '01, Irontcn, Ohio. Frederick, Gail fThomasJ '04, Deceased. Frederick. Harry '99, Ironton. Ohio. Frederick, Lester '19, Goldsboro, N. C. Frederick, Nathan '29, Tiffin, Ohio. Frederick, Russel E. '30, U, Sandusky. French, Mabel Failor '22, U. Sandusky. French, Ross '17, U. Sandusky, Ohio. Frey, Angela Kin '28, U. Sandusky O. Frey, Charlotte '25, Upper Sandusky, O. Frey, Florence tBeausayJ U. Sandusky, O. Frey, Lillian '29, Chicago, Ill. Frey, Paul '28, Springfield, Ohio. Fritchie, Bernard, '29, Columbus, Ohio. Fritchie, Geraldine '25, Upper Sandusky, O. Fritchie, Mary '24, Upper Sandusky. Ohio. Fritchie, Robert '27, Ada, Ohio. Fritchie, Kathryn A., '30, T. B. U. Tiffin, O. Gamber, Anna fHeiberJ '14, Mansfield, O. Gamber, Clara tHoganJ '18, Detroit, Mich. Gamber, L. fAlthauserJ '28, U. Sandusky, Garner, William R. '30, O. S. U. Columbus. Garber, Mary Bowers-Teacher '19, Belleville. Garwood, Maggie '78, Deceased. Gatchell, Ruth lStokerJ '23, U. Sandusky Gear, Florence fFreder'IckJ '01, Ironton, O. Gear, Hale ..07, Deceased. Gemmerig, E. tWhitmoreJ '22, U. Sandusky Gibson, Gibson Grace Walter '89, Toledo, Ohio. Robert McKe1l '08 Toledo Ohio i Y i i - Gilliland, Floyd H.'?Post Office '19, Col., O. Gilliland, G.-Daily Chief '16, U. Sandusky. Gillispie, Rhea Ross '28, U. Sandusky, O. Gipson, Gipson, Glasco, Glosser, Glosser, Goethe, Golden, Blanche tZanderJ '91, Buffalo, N. Y. Claire '02, Upper Sandusky, O: Elizabeth Brewer '29, U. Sandusky Lauren-stu. '24, Columbus, Ohio. T. V.-Osteopath '18, Ulrichsville. Kathryn tWorthJ '12, Seattle. Don '04, Chicago, Ill. Pa Sli Gottfried, Christena '28, Tiffin, Ohio. Duraine-Atty. '07, Cleveland, O. Grace E. Newell '22, U. Sandusky H. ilngard-Millerj '99, U. San. Gottfried, Gottfried, Gottfried, Gottfried, Nettie fHareJ '98, U. Sandusky. Gottfried, R.-Book-keeper '23, U. Sandusky Grady, Lula Dippery '15, Columbus, O. Granger, Florence L. '76, Glen Dale, Cal. Gregg, Carrie Myers '83, Upper Sandusky Gregg, Charles '96, Deceased. Gregg, F. tWykerJ '09, Frederic-ktown, O. Gregg, H. lStokelyj '07, Shanghi, China. Gregg, Helen-Teacher '10, U. Sandusky. Gregg Martha-Student '29, Delaware. O. Gregg: Mary qmiiisi '06, st. Louis, Mo. Gregg, Martha Norton '96, U. Sandusky. Gregg Richard '24, Toledo, Ohio. Gregg: Robert-Physician '15, Flint, Mich. Ruth '21, Deceased. William '11, Deceased. Gregg, Gregg. Grisselle, Grace Bruner '82, New York City Grisselle, J. W. '79, Columbus, Ohio. Grosskoph, Irene Barr 'l9. Chicago, Ill. Grove, Martha-Teacher '27, Arlington, O. Grove, Ruth-Teacher '27, Carey, Ohio. Grundtisch, E.-Music Teacher '95, U. San. Grundtisch, Glenn '29, Uuuer Sandusky. Grundtisch, Marguerite '05, Columbus, O. Grundtisch, M.-Teacher '25, Harpster, Ohio. Gruntisch, M.-Teacher '26, U. Sandusky, O. Grundtisch, R. McClain '18, U. Sandusky. Gump, Lida CCokell7 '73, Denver, Colorado. Gutherie, Gladys-Teacher '23, U. Sandusky Gutherie, Helen-Nurse '28, Columbus, O. Gutherie, Jeanette Streby '07, Cleveland, O. Haas, Cora tCorfmanJ '17, Sycamore, O. Haas, Lloyd-VVestern Elec. '19, Rosella, N, J. Haas, Thelma tFleemanJ '25, U. Sandusky. Hachton, Ella fClingerJ '90, Deceased. Hagenmaier, C. tMusgra.veJ '26, Forest, O. Hagenmaier, Dollar '28, U. Sandusky, O. Hagenmaier, Helen F. '30, Tiffin. Ohio. Haggerty, Alma Miller '04, Cleveland, Ohio. Halbedel, Halbedcl E.-Probate Court '13, U. Sandusky , Ed.-Engineer '23, U. Sandusky. Halbedel, Harry-Salesman '24, New Orleans. Lillian Sten '26 Galion O Halbedel, . , , . Halbedel, M. ffloszmanl '10, U, Sandusky, O. Halbedel, M. C.-Stu. Nurse '27, Battle Creek. Neil-Student '27 Columbus, Ohio. Halbedel, , Halbedel, Robert '09, Los Angeles, Calif. Walter-Teacher '19, Niles. Ohio. Halbedel, Halbedel, Louise '30, U. Sandusky, O. Halderman, Edward '24, Detroit, Mich. Hale, Alice tStingJ '96, Deceased. Hale, Edna 1KramerJ '00, Deceased. Hale, Edna G.-Sten. '20, U. Sandusky, O. Hale, Ida Lillie Stevenson '12, U. Sandusky Hale, Karl-Post Office '09, U. Sandusky. Hale, Laura B. '92, Marysville, Tenn. Hale, Leefe Von Blon '98, Deceased. Hall, Mildred-Teacher, '25, U. Sandusky, O. Hale, Minnie-Book-keeper '90, U. Sandusky Halm, Corrine Black, '27, U. Sandusky O Halm, Otho-Ser. Sta. Op. '25, U.' Sandusky Halm, Ruth 1EndcrsJ '20, U. Sandusky. Handel, Charles-Salesman '25, Springfield. Handel, Phillip-Vvittenberg '26, Springfield Hauer, Blanche, fBendcrJ '10, Akron, Ohio. Hauer, Camille tVivianj '12, U. Sandusky. Hannum, Luella A. tStansberryl '27, Marion Hannum, Raymond J. '30, U. Sandusky. Harbry, Lloyd '05, St. Louis, Missouri. Hare, Adelaide tSelbyJ '92, Portsnioutli, O. Hare, Elsie, -Adv. Mgr. '08, Stockton. Calif. Emma fYoungJ '88, Stockton, Calif. Hare, Hare, Fannie Beery '77, Detroit, Mich. Hare, Helen ttflosej '01, Cleveland, O. A 5 p..,.a.. X y 'X 11, :nl I 1, ffl -'-7 'Q H y i 9 2 Hare, Jane '07, Deceased. Huffman, Grace Secoy '26, U. Sandusky, O. Hare Jonathan S.-Atty. '08, Denison. Hull, Cora '96, U. Sandusky, 0. Hare, Mary '09, Upper Sandusky, O. Hull, Lovell-Hay Dealer '00, U. Sandusky. Hare, Mettie Gottfried '98, U. Sandusky. Hull, Martha Carter '05, U. Sandusky. Hare, R. -Mgr. NVy. Clay '03, U. Sandusky Hulse, Alfred '15, Lakewood, Ohio. Hare, S.-Sec'y Wy. Clay '97, U. Sandusky. Hunt, Bess Stephan '04, Deceased. Hare, Thaddeus '04, Deceased. Hunt, Luella Stockton '92, Rialto, Calif. HMT8. Wesley '05, Aberdeen, Washington Hunt, Nellie fllangleyj '82, Norfolk. Va. HUFYUOII. Clvflh, lsllyderj '07, MPINON, 0- Hunter, Creighton-Sales. '24, Columbus, O. Harmon, Eva Carpenter '08, U. Sandusky. Hunter, VVm.-Student '26, Columbus, Ohio. Harmon, Henry '16, Detroit, Mich. Hunter, Mary Lou-Student, Oxford, O. Harmon, Minnie Stecher '00, U. Sandusky. Hussey, Florence '26, Upper Sandusky. Harmon, Robert-Student '29, Springfield. Hussey, Helen-Clerk, '28, U. Sandusky. Harper, Bessie Bowsher '95, Lakewood, O. Hutchinson, Mary Ellen '29, U. Sandusky. Harper, y QT' J . , . I -. Harruff, Myrtle M. Seoord '20, Marseilles. Hart, Ida 4SullivanJ '02, Globe, Arizona. Hart, George '89, St. Louis, Mo. Hartle, Hallessa fSmithJ '17, Gerber, Calif. Hartle, Imo iRieserJ '19, Upper Sandusky Hartle, Zula White '20, Marion, O. Mar lammarn '96 Columbus O. Hutter, Lottie fMorrieJ '06, Sandusky, Ohio. Ingard, Mame 1Meilsonl, '05, Pocatella, ld. Irwin, Frederick-Student '29, Ada., Ohio. Isaacs, Ada F. QEnglemanJ '08, Detroit. Jenot, Ralph '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Jenot, Charles J. '30,-Clerk, Upper Sandusky Hartman, Maggie Carey '02, Deceased. Hartman, Robert-Ranchman, '01, Seattle. liartzel, Hassett, Ruth Baehr '13, Shelby, Ohio. Marietta tElyJ '13, Ft. Wayne. I-Iaughton, Helen Schaeffer-Nurse '16, Col. Hawkins, H.-Chiropodist '24, Cincinnati. Hayes, Hayes, Haynes, Haynes, Hester Juvenal '82, Evanston, lll. lVanda McNairy '23, Greenburg, O. Eva Swann '19, Toledo, Ohio. Harry-Druggist, '17, Toledo, Ohio. Haynes, Ruth-Priv. Sec. Detroit, Mich. Haynes, William-Druggist, '24, Toledo O. Haynes, Wodena 1LordJ '19, Detroit, Mich. Haywood, Clara Kramer '89, Deceased. Hecker, Twila lBowyerJ '22, Dayton, Ohio. Hedges, Benson '95, Deceased. 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Johnson, Elizabeth tSteinbachJ '16, Detroit. Johnson, Eniogene 1AdamsJ '19, Detroit. Johncon, Mary Lambrite '05, Ft. VVawne. Johnson, l'aul-Student '29, Pittsburgh, Pa. Johnson Theodore-High Dept. '23, Col. O. Johnson: Yola iCu'lverJ '18, Wadsworth, O. Johnson, Jonas, E Robert '30, Columbus, Ohio. velyn-Nurse, '29, Columbus. Ohio. Jonas, Ella ISmalleyJ '85, Deceased. Jonas, Nettie KManvilleJ '73, Santa Monica Justice, E. QHollandsheadl '10, U. Sandusky Justus, Blanche Qlferrinej-Bk,-kpr. '28, Toi. Juvenal, Charles D. '74, S. Charleston, O. Juvenal, Helen CAyersJ '09, U. Sandusky. Juvenal, Hester il-layesl '82, Evanston, Ill. Juvenal, H.-Osteopath '07, Glasgow, Scot. Juvenal, K. Qllosengrantj '77, San Diego. Juvenal, Minnie '86, San Diego, California. Kail, Bernice Class '17, U. Sandusky. Kail, Grace fArmstrongl '98, Columbus, O. Kail, Ida Willit tEllsworthJ '92, Deceased Kail, M . iBrownj '12, Bridgeport, W. Va. Karcher, Perle DeBold '19. Karnanik, Alice Mealy '22, Akron, Ohio. Kear, 1.-Farmer, '21, Sandusky, Ohio. Kear, Perry-Farmer, '22, Upper Sandusky. Kenan, Earl-Book-keeper '86, Marion. O. Kenan, Frederick-Student, '29, Springfield. Kenan, Joe G. '01, Cleveland, O. Kenan, Myrtle tSmalleyJ '83, Dayton, 0. Keller, Edith '97, Columbus, Ohio. Keller, Eva '01, Delaware, Ohio. Keller, Grace '03, Deceased. Kelley, Florence iBorstJ '06, Auburn, N. Y. Kerr, Margaret QBowersJ '72, Deceased. Kerr, Martha, QCurrie '17, Springfield, O. Kebler, Kiefer, Anna White '76, Deceased. Herbert '15, Detroit, Michigan. King, Charles L. '20, Upper Sandusky, O. King, Effie LCarrJ '88, Topeka, Kansas. ' M' . ' 'L 'z . king, able Qluaytonj 74, U. Stndusky Kinley, Edith Smith '12, Upper Sandusky Kinley, Frederick L.-Teacher '11, Findlay Kinley, Grant '93, Upper Sandusky, 0. Kinley, Grover '04, lronton, Ohio. Kinley, India M. '08, Upper Sandusky Kinley, Minor-Farmer '06, U. Sandusky. Kinley, V. lNeidhardtJ '05, Marion, O. Kinley Harmon '30, Upper Sandusky, O. Kinsley, Owen-Farmer '18, Kirby, Daisy iStansberryJ U. Sandusky. '23, U. Sandusky. Kirby, John '86, Deceased. Kirk, Myr K irschn Kirschn K irsch n er, er, Freda-Teacher, '18, Cleveland. Kirchner, Kirchner, Kirschner, tle, fFrazierJ '00, Toledo, Ohio. er, Earl '05, Seattle, Washington. Edith Dye '08, Seattle, Wash. Howard '06, Deceased. N Earl-Professor, '10, Los Angeles Otto '07, Seattle, Washington. Kirchner, Paula tSchmcizerJ '12, ltichwoocl Kleinlein, A. fwalbornj '95, U. Sandusky. Kleinlein, Cora tl'utmanl '08, Deceased. Kloppenburg, Myrtle Byron '82, Spokane. Page 87 A Q up Z .S ffl' Knapp, Ulva fllrettymanb '14, Marion, O. Kneisley, Richard '28, Toledo, Ohio. , Long, Leona '29, Upper Sandusky. Lord, Woodena Haynes '19, Detroit, Mich. Knuden Ruth Crum '15, Japan. Koehler, Cleo Swartz, '27, U. Sandusky. Koehler, Elton-Farmer '26, U. Sandusky. Koehler, Frieda-Nurse '24, Cleveland, O. Koehler, Minor-Farmer, '20, U. Sandusky. 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Sandusky Krebs, Russel Carpenter '26, U. Sandusky Krebs, Robert G.-Reporter U. Sandusky. Kreisel, Alice fHouserJ '18, U. Sandusky. Krock, F.-Surgeon, '17, Fort Smith, Ark. Kuenzli, Dorothy tMatherJ '23, Chicago. Kuenzli, Evelyn-Book-keeper '25, Detroit. Kuenzli, Gladys tVisnachj '19, Detroit. Kuenzli, Florence-Book-keeper '25, Detroit Kuenzli, F. tRobbJ '09, Cherry Dale, Va. Kuenzli, Fern Morris '02, U. Sandusky Kuenzli, Fred-Ser, St. Op. '21, Los Angeles Kuenzli, Gilbert-Salesman '17, Canton, O. Kuenzli Harold-Farmer '21, U, Sandusky. Kuenzli: Helen tScottJ '16, Cumberland, tl. Kuenzli, Loraine '28, Upper Sandusky. Kuenzli, Marjorie-Seamstress '24, Mansfield Kuenzli, Paul-Farmer '14, Upper Sandusky Kuenzli, Robert '19, Cleveland, Ohio. Kuenzli, Ruth-Teacher, '09, Findlay, Ohio. Kuenzli, Bernice '30, Upper Sandusky, O. Lundy, Lottie Howey '21, Findlay, O. Luthy, Marie tW'altonJ '25, Upper Sandusky Luthy Bernice '30, Upper Sandusky Maddy, Merdith-Clerk, '26, Toledo, O. Mahaffey, Wilbur-Student '29, Columbus. Ma.in, Franklin '19, Upper Sandusky Main, Russel '16, Upper Sandusky Malaby, Myron '25, Crestline. O- Manhart, Opal '28, Marion, O. Manning, Clara Failor '07, Elkins, W. Va. Manville, Nettie Jones '73, Los Angeles Maple, Minnie t'I'hayerj '73, Ft. Wayne Marchand, Minnie tNVilliamsJ '10, Cleveland Marshall, Nellie tSmithJ '96, Bucyrus, O. Martig, Ma rtig, Edna Zahn '21, Toledo, Ohio. Evelyn tflorsuchj '28, U. Sandusky Martin, Ed.-Student '28, Marysville, Tenn. Martin, Lottie Hitchcock '11, U. Sandusky. Martin, Maurice '24, Upper Sandusky. Martin, Mildred-Nurse '28, Detroit, Mich. Martin, Nellie Trautwine '02, U. Sandusky Martin l' tltitterspachj '23, Columbus. Marting, lsabell Colmery '03, Dallas, Texas Maske Maskc y, G. 0. '74, Deceased. y, R. F.-Atty. '20, Cleveland, Ohio. Mather, Dorothy, Kuenzli, '23, Chicago, Ill. Matthews, M. tMcClein7 '05, U. Sandusky Mathews, Martin '26, Upper Sandusky. O. Mathew, Victoria Van Marter '83, U. San. 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Mealy, Messe, Mease, Mease, Mease, Zella tWoodcockJ '90, Akron, O. ln-hr-l'hy. '04, St. Petersburg, Mich. Mech, Meek, Abraham-Atty. '04, Dayton, O. Meeker, Curtis '26, Middletown, O. Meim-er. Carl '27, U. Sandusky, O. Merit-kle, Helen Miller '19, Toledo, 0. Layton, M. tKingJ '24, U. Sandusky. Layton, Moses '93, liathdrum, ldalio. Layton, Princess-Steno. '23, Akron, O. Layton, Ruth-Nurse '26, Detroit, Mir-li. Layton , NValter '00, Deceased. Martha '30, Upper Sandusky, O. Layton, League, M. tllruckmillerl '91, U. Sandusky Lee, Eunice '21, North Baltimore, Ohio, Lefler, Rose Duddleson '80, Deceased. Leser, Florence tliallb '08, U. Sandusky. Leslie, Frank-Clerk, '29, Columbus, O. Leslie, Fred-Clerk, '29, Columbus, Onio. Leslie, Letta. tKohlerb '26, Columbus, Ohio. Lewis, Thelma tlflottmanj '26, U. Sandusky Liebenthal Leah tMyc1'sJ '99, U. Sandusky. Lime, Louise tMyersJ '99, U. Sandusky, U. Link, Garnetta tShumakerJ '15, Milwaukee Link, Hannah Hill '21, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Lininger. Helen '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Little, Earl '24, Upper Sandusky. Little, Robert, '30, Upper Sandusky. Livingston, Helen Bowen '27, Arlington, O. Lodge. Leona Mt-Laughlin '27, U. Sandusky Logsdon, Gerald '28, Tiffin, O. Logsdon, Louis-Student '24, Cleveland, O, Logsdon, Richard-Student, '29, Cleveland, O. Merrick, Ella-Teacher '97, U. Sandusky- Merrick, Frederick '28, U. Sandusky, Merrick, Hilda '28, Upper Sandusky Miller, Alma tHaggertyJ '04, Cleveland. Miller, Aurelia -Stenog. '25, U. Sandusky. Miller, H. tMeflinnisJ '98, Delaware, Okla. Miller, Catherine '14, U. Sandusky. Miller, Cyril '29, Upper Sandusky Miller. Miller, Miller, Della tl'orterl '73, Deceased. Dorothy tSl6IIlll lCl'J '22, Mansfield, O. Edith tMeyersJ '03, U. Sandusky Miller, Emina -Stenog '00, Upper Sandusky Miller, Grace '25, Upper Sandusky Miller, Harriet Gottfried '99, Columbus, O. Miller, Helen tMeriealJ '19, Toledo, O. Miller. Miller Ida M.-Nurse '22, Tiffin, O. Iva-Teacher '02, Upper Sandusky Miller, James G. '96, Los Angeles, Calif. Miller, Jane-Clerk, '29, Upper Sandusky Miller, Jennie '72, Deceased Miller, Joseph '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Miller, Kate Myers, '00, Upper Sandusky Miller, Marie '29. ' Miller, Mayr lMyersJ '74, Upper Sandusky Miller, Mary Robbins '74, Deceased. Miller, Octavene tBennettJ '27, Cleveland. Page 88 F-J!-'I ?'a-4- W llll 9 lllll S ff uidifl Miller , Millie Q'1'schanen3 '87, Marion, O. Miller, Harold '30, U. Sandusky, O. Milligan, F. '24, O. S. U. Uolumbus, O. Milligan. M. J.-Teac-her, Sulphur Springs Milum, Virgil '05, Upper Sandusky, O. Mittermaier, A. F.-Drafts, '25, Fl. Wayne Mittermaier, Gustave-ling, '20, Ft. Nvayne Moore, Louise Newell '11, Tiffin, O. Moore, Wallace-Teacher '24, liucyrus, O. Morga n, Mildred. W. '13, Uoluinbus, O. Morris, Alma '11, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Morris, Fern fliuenzlij '97, U, Sandusky Morris, Helen '00, llof-eased. Morris, Lottic Hutter '00, 1'. Sandusky. Moser, Earl-Uontractor '11, Uarey, O. Moser, Nora tW+-nnerb '14, Carey, Ohio. Moser, Paul-Auto Dealer '11, Kenton, O. Moser, Marion Uiowerj '19, U. Sandusky. Mott. Robert-Farmer '27, U. Sandusky Mutter, Lulu 1BennettJ '26, U. Sandusky Mouser, Leone '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Meuller, Fred '87, Der-eas4-d. Meuller, Herman-Tel. Op, '00, U. Sandusky Mullholland, Ora U, Davis '92, Defiance, O, Musgrave, C. 1Hagenmaiery '20, Forest, O. Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers M yi-rs Myers Myers Myers Myers M yers Myers Myers Myers Myers , BL-rtrarn '08, Marion, Ohio, , Carrie tllreggj '83, U. Sandusky , Della '83, Dem-eased. , Donna Urise '10, Marion, Ohio. , Edith Miller '03, Upper Sandusky , Eldridge '22, Upper Sandusky, O. , Martha '29, Toledo, Ohio. , Gertrude-Sten. '23, Columbus, O. , Howard '03, Salt Lake Pity, Utah , Kate fMillerJ '00, U. Sandusky, O. , Louise Lime '99, U. Sandusky, O. , Martha '29, Upper Sandusky, O. , Mary Ulead! '12, Marion, O. , Mary-Book-keeper '29, U, Sandusky , Mervin-l armer '12, U. Sandusky , Racliel ilieidelj '23, Toledo, Ohio. Wayne-Stu. O. S. U. '29, Uolumbus McAfee, A. Uohnsonj '74, liusset, Kansas Mclietli, 1'harles-Post Office '18, Columbus Mclieth, Graco Warner '97, Deceased Mvlif-t h, M. U'a,stanicnJ '18, Shelby, O. Mc-lieth, Russell-Emzg. '14, lialtimore, Md. Mcliri Mcl'ar de, W. fliottermanj '24, I-Iarpster, O. artha Perrine '20, U. Sandusky ty, M . M,.p1,,i,,' Floyd-Salesman '21, Nevada, O. Me4'lain, K, QPropstl-Teacher '17, U, San. Ma-l'lain, Luke-Prodm Mgr. '22, U. Sandusky Mr-Ulain, Mary M, 1Mat1hewsJ '05, U. San. Mcl'lain, li. Ulrundtischj '18, U. Sanduskb' M4-UV -own5 '22, U Sandusky lun, V. Uh . . M,.p1,.:,,-y, E. 1Speig'c1J '23, U. Sandusky Mc't'onnell, li.-Sears. Roe., '12, Elkins, Park Me4'onnoll, L. llierryj '73, U. Sanduskl' Mclfonnell, Robert '11, Deceased, V Mcvonn--ll. Mary E. '30, Springfield, O. Mct'ormim-k, M.-Flerk '25, U. Sandusky Mcl'rcary, D, Uialdufj '25, U. Sandusky Mcvreary, Grave '29, Upper Sandusky Mctfurdy, L. flies-ryj '20, Or-cola, Ohio. Mr-Daniel, Kenneth '30, St11., Uolumbus, O. Mcldldowny, F. lStec'h4-rj '15, U. Sandusky Mcldldowny, H,-Drafts.. '01. Ullllvl' SIIIIUUHRY Mellinnis, Iiessie QMillerJ '98, Ilelawari-. O. Math-ew, Uarric llirainerj '87, Deceased. Mc-Kvlvy, Idrnest '02, Der-eased. Mclielvy, Mary Uleyc-rj '05, Fl- VVIIYIN' Mt-Laughlin, 1... 1Lodp:eJ '27, U. Sandusky Mt-Nairy, Wanda il-layesj '23, Oreenshurix. McNamera, Donald-Student '27, 1'0lUIllllllS McNamera, Paul-Student '25, Uolumbus. Mc-Namera, Margaret J. '30, Stu. Columbus McNurna-y, Mary U71-Lislej '72, fiillllb-lVlllP. Naus, Naus, Naus, Naus, Neatv. Charles-Student '25, Athens, Ohio. Ed. Stephan Lumber '22, U. Sandusky ICIIIHIZL lSte-phansl '98, U. Sandusky Florence QMeas1-J '22, Minerva, O. Margaret '27, Upper Sandusky Neidhardt, Villa Uiinleyj '15, Marion, Ohio. Neidig, U,-Ured. Mgr. '14, Grand Rapids Neidig, H. LI3ringmanJ '08, U. Sandusky .9114 Neilson, Mamie Ungardj '05, Pocatelle, Ind. Neumeister, Evelyn-Teacher '25, U. Sandusky Neumeister, liuth-Stu, '29, Tiffin, Ohio. Neumeister, Paul-Sales., '07, Detroit, Mich. Neuineister, VVm.-Salesman '93, Sandusky Newell, Anna 1WilcuxJ '21, U, Sandusky Newell, fl. ld, Illottfriedl '22, U. Sandusky Newell, John '29, Deceased. Newell, Louise fMooreJ '11, Tiffin, O. Newell, Ruth-Sten. '28, U. Sandusky Newell, Mary '29, Upper Sandusky Nichols, ldilura J. 1l'o0kJ '20, Hartford, Ky. Nigh, Ota QBowenJ '86, Deceased. Noel, Mary fBarthJ '16, Cincinnati, O. Noll, Olive ilflnosi '74, Deceased. Norris, Idmery '29, Upper Sandusky Norton, Grave Uvaltonj '92, U. Sandusky Norton, Hattie Ql'errineJ '01, U. Sandusky Jeanette-Teacher '25, Nevada, O. Norton, Norton, Martha fflreggj '96, U. Sandusky O'Brien, Fannie ildleokj '90, U. Sandusky O'Iirien, Alice iAgehterJ '79, Deceased O'Bricn, June-Nurse '26, Detroit, Mich. O'lirien, Oscar '17, U. Sandusky O'Brien, Robert '78, Columbus, O. O'Donnell, O.-Prof. 519, Newton, Ctr. Mass. O'Donnell, R. lStalterD '19, Newton Ctr. Olpp, Helen '22, Upper Sandusky Onilor, Winifred-Book-keeper '23, Columbus Orians, Edmond-Mail Clerk '23, Cleveland. Orians, Frederick '28, Upper Sandusky Orians, Mary I.,-Clerk '30, U. Sandusky Orr, Gertrude, '88, Port Plinton, O. Orr, Mattie '89, Deeeased Ott, Susie '98, Upper Sandusky, O. Owens, Emma '86, Der,-eased. Pac-ssler, Mattie-Tezwhnrr '90, Findlay. Parker, B. 1Iirinkerhoffj-Teach. '12, Col, O. Parker, Chalmers-Att. '07, Columbus, O. Parker, Loyd, Restaurant '12, Uolumbus, O. Parker, Mary-Teacher '02, Columbus, O. Parker, Mary flientonl '09, Ileq-eng-di Partee, Beulah Qwaltonb '24, U. Sandusky Patehet, Luella '28, U. Sandusky, O. . Paul, Erma Henry '14, Sycamore, O, Paulin, Abbie QTrac-yi '01, U. Sandusky, O. Perrine, Berlin '28, Toledo, Ohio. -1 Perrine, Hattie lNortonJ '01, U. Sandusky Perrine, Mabelle '23, Der-eased. ' Pcrrine, M. fMul'artyJ '26, U. Sandusky Perrine, Rose flirownj '97, ln-ceased, Po-ters, Anna Uirownj '03, Springfield, O. Peters, l'harlos-Clerk '28, U. Sandusky, O. Peters, Joseph-Stu, '23, Seattle, Washf l I :ets-rs, Edward-Stu. '30, Delaware O 4-ters. -I. lVoorheesJ '03, Seattle, 'Wash lfeifer, 1'harles-Clerk '21, Upper Sandusky Pfeiter, Wanda Ilfridlinej '28, Ashland, O. Pfeiler, Viola '23, Upper Sandusky, O Philbrick, If. iZartmanJ '26, U. Sandusky Philbrick, Mildred fLarcombJ '25, Columbus lhilbriek, Ralph-Grocer '23, U. Sandusky lontius, Rosina Qliouppesj '23, Toledo, O, Iool, 1'laire '96, Pekin, Illinois. Pool, Harley E. '95, Deveascd. I l u u . 'ool, Howard '99, Toledo, Ohio. 'ool, Imogene ftflosej '05, Upper Sandusky 'ool, Russell-Stu. '28, Tiffin, Ohio. Porter, Della 1MilIerJ '73, Deceased. Porter, Nora, Udowlerj '77, Denver, Uolo, Postma, Laura QLoveJ '89, Zeist, Holland. Powell, lil. Sears-ltoebuek '07, Winnepka, lll. Prcttyman, 1. lStoneburnerJ-Cash., '27, U. San lrettyman, Paul '24, Marion, O. i'l'Q'tl.y!ll!lll, Ulva lKnappJ '14, Marion, O. Price, G. A.-Farmer '22, U. Sandusky, O. l'utman, Cora glileinlcinj '08, Deceased. Quail, Agnes flflingerj '22, U. Sandusky, O, Quaintance, Martha-Stu. '28, Tiffin, O, liag'on, Bertie QHorehJ '80, Columbus, O. Rall, Florence Leser '08, U. Sandusky, O. Rall, Grace '27, Upper Sandusky, O. Rall, Lucille '28, Carey, O. Rall, Nelson .l.-'Feacher '20, U. Sandusky Rall, Sidney '13, Upper Sandusky, O. Page 89 MEN 192 155 Mi' Rangeler, Cuba 1WarnerJ '06, U. Sandusky Rangeler, L. tStansberryJ '22, U. Sandusky Rangeler, Howard '16, U. Sandusky. O. Re-amsnyder, Helen S. '20, Upper Sandusky Reber, Thomas-Farmer '17, U. Sandusky Reber, Wave Schoenberger '19, U. Sandusky Reed, Charles-Editor '05, Upper Sandusky Reed, Hazel Culver '14, Upper Sandusky Reed, Mary Myers, '12, Marion, O. Reese, Helen Hehr '15, Columbus, O. Reeder, Lulu Alspaeh '01, Deceased. Reidel, Rachel Myers '23, Toledo, O. Reidlinger, Edith Courtad '27, U. Sandusky Reile, Ulrich-Farmer '28, U. Sandusky Reile, NVanda '22, Upper Sandusky Reinhold, Frank-Minister '88, Warren, 0. Reister, Ameal '23, Lima, Ohio. Reubendale, G. iCraigJ '85, Craston, O. Reubendale, G. tFennantJ '00, Greenville Reubendale, M. iBradshawJ '95, Summit. Reynolds, Helen QTeacherJ '17, U. Sandusky I. fArterJ '11, Huntington H.-Eng. '13, Frlnceton, Ill. Schoenberger, Walter '15, U. Sandusky W. CReberJ '19, U. Sandusky Schoenberger, Schoenberger, Schoenberger, Schorerer, Florence, '19. Schukert, Elva Bliss '93, Bucyrus, O. Schuler, Russell '26, Upper Sandusky Schwilk, Evelyn CSmithJ '26, Toledo, O. Schwilk, K.-Book-keeper '29, Lima, Ohio. Scott, Helen Kuenzli '26, Cumberland, O. Sears, Mary H. '86, Harpster, Ohio. Sebenoler, Chester '28, Akron, Ohio. Sebenoler, Milton '25, Columbus, Ohio. Secord, Myrtle lHarruffJ '20, Marion, O. Secoy, Alice tCaldwellJ '26, Ft. Wayne Secoy, Grace QHuffman7 '26, U. Sandusky Secoy, M.-Book-keeper '29, U. Sandusky Saebach, Clyde '14, Little Sandusky, O. Saebach, H. Book-keeper '29, U, Sandusky Seller, Ralph -Mail Clerk '25, Cleveland. Sefton, Nina Morner '79, Deceased Shafer Mildred Willis '13, Bowling Green Rieser, Frederick-Grocer '18, U. Sandusky Rieser, Harry-Grocer '88, U. Sandusky Rieser, Imo Hartle '18, Upper Sandusky, O. Rieser, Joseph-Osteopath '22, Dearborn Riggs, J. Brauns '95, Dos Cabezos, Ariz. Riggs, Margaret lDummb '96, Pasedena. Riley, Ella tCosg1'oveJ '96, Toledo, Ohio. Riley, Mary QThorntonJ '96, Perrysburg, O. Riley. Rose CBrownJ '97, Deceased. Riter, Elsei Chadwick '25, Tiffin, O. Ritter, Doris iReedJ '27, Kenton, Ohio. Ritter, Elsie '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Ritter, Venus Staggs '16, Detroit, Mich. Ritterspach, G. tStoweJ '25, U. Sandusky Ritterspach, 1'. Martin '23, Columbus, O. Ritterspach, Ralph '29, Upper Sandusky Ritterspach, Robert -Acct. '23, Columbus, O. Robb, F. Kuenzli, '09, Washington, D. C. Robbins, M. QMil1erJ '74, Deceased. Roberts, Margaret Cramer '96, Cleveland Robey, Frances Boardman '21, Venture, Cal. Rose, Cammilla F. QStotzJ '20, Columbus Roseberry, Iberia Trachsel '25, U. Sandusky Rosengrant, K. Juvenal '77, San Diego, Cal. Ross, Rhea KGillespieJ '28, Celina, O. Roszman, M. Halbedel '10, U. Sandusky. Roszman, Waldo R. '24, Cleveland, O. Roth. Roth. Alma-Book-keeper '28, U. Sandusky Harvey '24, Columbus, Ohio. Roth, Helen-Teacher '22, Upper Sandusky Roth, Russel '30, Upper Sandusky Roth, Paul '30, Upper Sandusky Rouppas, Rosina Pontius '23, Toledo, O. Rowland, Leefe QWeisrockJ '18, Pandalia. Rowland, Margaret-Teacher '23, Arcanum Rowland, Raymond '30, Upper Sandusky Ruopp, H. W.-Minister '27, Delaware. O. Ruopp, Lovina tWestJ '18, Columbus, O. Ruopp, Paul-Decorator '23, Delaware, O. Ruopp, Margaret-Stu. '29, Oberlin, O. Sager, Helen Henry '28, Toledo, O. Saltsman, H.-Teacher, '99, U. Sandusky Sampson, Grace '00, Upper Sandusky Saunders, Anna C. '07, Huston, Texas. Saxton, Mary Lowery '16, Delaware, O. Schaffer, Edward '04, Los Angeles, Calif. Schaeffer, Frieda '10, Deceased. Schaeffer, H. QHoughtonJ-Nurse '16, Col. Schaub, Lillian-Stu. '27, Columbus, O. Schell, Helen Young '12, Marion, O. Schell, Karl-Real Estate '11, Marion, O. Schell, Ronald-Stu. '27, Columbus, O. Ruth Nurse Columbus 0 Scherry, - R , -, . Schefler, Capt. H. 15, Baltimore, O. Scheunemc-n, A.-Sten- '04, Washington, D. K Schenueman, Charles, '13, Deceased. Schenueman, Edward '03, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Scheuneman, George '15, Indianapolis, Ind. Schindler, B. L. tKorfmanJ '20, Sycamore Schindler, Don '25, Upper Sandusky. 1 Schmeizer, Paula Kirschner '12, Richwood Schmidt, F.-Nurse '22, Upper Sandusky Schmidt, H. tReamsnyderJ '20, U. Sandusky Schoenberger, A.-Teacher '10, U. Sandusky Schoenberger, F.-Clerk '29, U. Sandusky Selby, Adelaide Hare '92, Portsmouth, O. Seligman, Nina fF1eckJ '04, Los Angeles. Settler, Helen Bessinger '24, Marion, O. Sehalow, Bernice Benton '12, Toledo, O. Shaner, Mamie Holmes '89, Deceased. Shawaker, Gladys Alspach '05, Columbus. Shealy, Adam LeRoy '08, Deceased. Shealy, Grace Smith '09, Marion, O. Shealy, Walter '09, Marion, Ohio. Sheck, Agnes CBergJ '03, U. Sandusky Sheets, Paul '08, Lima, Ohio. Shafer, Mary '77, Deceased. Shively, Shoop, Elmo '09, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Paul B.-Salesman '13, Chicago, Ill. Shoop, Ray '14, Detroit, Michigan. Shumaker, Bernard '26, U. Sandusky Shumaker, Garnetta Link '25, Milwaukee Shumaker, Harold '23, Upper Sandusky Shumaker, Hazel Watts '24, Marion, O. Shumaker, M. Tel '26, Akron, Ohio. Shumaker, Ruth-Linotype '28, U. Sandusky Sirmonis, Edmond '25, Toledo, Ohio. Slemmer, Dorothy fMiller7 '22, Mansfield Slemmer, Grace -Sten' '23, U. Sandusky Slemmer, Helen tHahnJ -Sten. '23, Dunkirk Slemmer, Marjorie '28, Upper Sandusky. Slemmer, Robert '16, Columbus, O. Slemmer, Ruth-Clerk '22, Upper Sandusky Smalley, Ella Jones '85, Deceased. Smalley, G. -Teacher '09, Dayton, O. Smalley, Helen '15, Dayton, Ohio. Smalley, John D. '79, Deceased. Smalley, K.-Chemist '14, Glenn Brook, Conn. Smalley, Myrtle Kenan '83, Dayton, Ohio. Smalley, Walter N. '70, Dayton, Ohio. Smalley, NVilliam '77, Upper Sandusky, O. Smith, Dwight '22, Delaware, O. Smith, Smith, Earl '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Edith CKinleyJ '12, U. Sandusky Smith, Grace iShealyJ '09, Marion, O. Smith, HeDassa Hartle '17, Gerber, Calif. Smith, Florence lK0ttermanJ '27, U. Sand. Smith, Hazel Schindler '19, Dayton, Ohio. Slnith, Karl-Mechanic '02, Battle Creek. Smith, Mae 4FleckJ '05, Upper Sandusky Smith, Morris '16, Upper Sandusky Smith, Ned-Insurance '17, Jacksonville, F. Smith, Nellie Marshall '96, Bucyrus, O. Smith, Smith, Smith, Ray W. Forester '20, Omak, Wash. Ray D. Prof. '14, Delaware, O. Virginia '29, Upper Sandusky, O. Smith, Zilpah fMatthewsJ '16, Bucyrus, O. Smith, Fern '30, Miami, U., Oxford. Smith, David '30, Upper Sandusky. - Smith. Mildred iHetzelJ '30, Upper Sandusky Smoke, Grace Ludwig '97, Cleveland. Smythe, G. -Insurance '19, New Haven, Ind. Snyder, Clara '14, Harpster, O. Snyder, F. Fleck '20, Upper Sandusky Snavely, Frederick '25, U. Sandusky, O. Snyder, Grover '05, Marion, O. Snyder, Cleah Harmon '07, Marion, Ohio. Snyder, Huldah '96, Deceased. Snyder, Karl '28, St. Louis, Mo. Snyder, Ray-Merchant '13, U. Sandusky Page 90 -4 A u - MEM '-2 as M2 Snyder, Mary Louise '30, U. Sandusky Speigel Edith lMcClearyJ '23, U. Sandusky Sullivan, Ida Hart '02, Globe, Ariz. Sullivan, Verna '14, Cleveland, O. Spellerberg, M. Van Blon '10, U. Sandusky Spencer, Virginia '29, Upper Sandusky Spitler, Gladys 1VVeiningerJ '22, Sycamore Sprague, Dorothy Walberry '21, Columbus Spurgeon, Loraine C. '09, New York City Staggs, Staggs, Stasfgs, Eunice QBulverJ '18, Detroit. Glenford '10, Detroit. Michigan Leland '20, Detroit, Mich. Staggs, Vensu Uiitterj '16, Detroit, Mich. Staltcr, Harriet M. -Teacher '25, Lisbon, O. Stalter, Helcn '21, Upper Sandusky, O. Stalter, Leona '21, Marseilles, O. Stalter, M. Cfignorj -I'riv. Sec. '23, Princeton Stalter, R, fO'DonnellJ '19, Boston, Mass. Stansberry, Daisy K. '23, U. Sandusky, O. Stansbcrry, L. Rangcler '22, U. Sandusky Stansberry, R. '23, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Stansberry Ronald '27, Marion. Ohio. Stansberry, Ruth fCulverJ '27, U. Sandusky Starr, Lela Clark '25, Columbus, Ohio. Stauffer, SIGHTHS, Elizabeth '27, Upper Sandusky, O. Ruth Castanien '14, Bluffton, O. Swann, Eva fHainesJ '19, Toledo, O. Swann, Irene tWilsonJ '19, U. Sandusky Swartz Alice '29 Upper Sandusky O. Swartz, B. Bower' -Teacher '20, U. Sandusky Swartz Cleo llioehlerb '27, U. Sandusky Swartz: Cora I.-Nurse '27, Cleveland, O. Swartz, Earl '26, Upper Sandusky, O. Swartz, Eva '28, Harpster, O. Swartz, Fred C. -Med. Stu. '20, Cincinnati. Swartz, Harold '23, Ann Arbor, Mich. Swartz, Ida '30, Upper Sandusky, O. Swartz John '30, Upper Sandusky, O. Sweigard, L. CEverhartJ '28, U. Sandusky Swihart, F, QWolfeJ '25, U. Sandusky, O. Swihardt, H. Elec. '22, Mansfield, Ohio. Taylor, Louise ltiolmeryb '82, Columbus, O. Thayer, Minnie iMapleJ '73, Ft. Wayne. Thiel, Grace -Tel. Op. '29, Upper Sandusky Thiel, Howard '30, Upper Sandusky Thiel, Raymond '28, Upper Sandusky Thiel, Robert '24, Med. Stu. St. Louis, Mo. Thiele, Walter '26, Columbus, 0. Thiele, VVerner-Salesman '22, Columbus, O. Thomas Stebbins, Grace lfVirick '97, Toledo, Ohio. Stecher, Day-Att. '21, Toledo, O. Thomas, Dale E.-Eng. '22, Chicago. Thomas, Edna fBaldufJ '25, Carey, O. Thomas, Gail KFrederickJ '04, Deceased. Thomas, H. 1Bil1hardtJ '11, Deceased. M. ffiouchtb '12, Creston O. Stecher, Dora-Chief Clerk '15, U. Sandusky Stecher, F. fMcEldownyJ '15, U. Sandusky Stecher, H. Insurance '12, U. Sandusky Stecher, K, -Chief Clerk '06, Columbus, O. Stecher, Minnie 1HarmanJ '90, U. Sandusky Stecher, Oscar '11, Upper Sandusky, O. Stecher. Ruth -Teacher, '24, Tiffin, O. Steinbauch, E. Johnson '16, U. Sandusky Thompson, D. fLarcombJ '20, Steubenville. Thompson, Emma '90, Deceased. Thompson, M. QTschanenJ '87, Deceased. Thorton, Mary CRileyJ '96, Perrysburg, O. Trachsel, G. iYocumJ '12,'Fostoria, O. Steiner, Frieda. '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Steiner, Rose fTschantz7 '25, U. Sandusky Stiert, A.-Book-keeper '24, U. Sandusky Stencil, Glentie Fink '18, Toledo, Ohio. Steiner, Paul '30, Upper Sandusky, O. Tilton, Evelyn-Teacher '25, U. Sandusky Tilton, Fordyce '23, Toledo, O. Tilton, Pauline-Clerk '26, Upper Sandusky Tilton, Ruth -Sten. '26, Toledo, Ohio. Toope Stephan, Bess Hunt '04, Deceased. Stephan, E. fNausJ '98, Upper Sandusky Stephan, Ernestine fUlrichJ '24, Marion, O. Stephan, George '89, Cleveland, O. Stephan, L. fHickelJ '03, Columbus, O. Stephan, Paul-Stu. '26, Athens, Ohio. Stephey, Roscoe '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Sterling, Anna '00, Fostoria., Ohio. Stern, Jeanette 1JosephJ '09, U. Sandusky Stern, Iris '30, T. B. U. Tiffin, O. Sterner, Alice 0VeeklyJ '18, Grand Rapids Sterner, Sterner. Irene '15, Deceased. Myron '12, U. Sandusky, O. Stevens, Mary '28, Upper Sandusky. O. Stevenson, Alice Ufareyl '95, U. Sandusky Stevenson, F. fFisherJ '88, Culver City. Cal. Stevenson, H. Not. Sup. Co. '03, Phoenix. Stevenson, Ida L. flflaleb '12, U. Sandusky Stevenson, J. M. Jr. '99, Deceased. Stevenson, Norman '00, Tuscon, Ariz. Stevenson Robert '06, Ardmore. l'a. Stief. Amis CGoodJ '95, Columbus, ohm. W. fBurkhamJ '14 Greenville, 'Wyo. Trachsel, Iberia tRoseberryJ '25, Toledo. Tracht. Mary '87, Upper Sandusky Trautwein, F. iClarkl '11, Deceased. Trautwein, N. iMartinJ '02, U. Sandusky, O. Trautwein, Vinetta '97, Baker City, Oregon. Troup, Fred '10, Cleveland, O. Trou Mildred '30, Heidelberg, Tiffin, O. D, Tschanen Tschanen Tschanen Tschanen Tschanen, Tschanen, Tschan tz, Tsf-han tz, Tschantz, D Ulrich, Ulrich, E Ulrich, F Ulrich, Ulrich, . Charles-Ins. '12, Los Angeles. . Ella CDummJ '85, U. Sandusky , L. QBowmanJ '11, U. Sandusky . M. fThompsonJ '87, Deceased. M. iMillerl '87, Marion, O. Ruth lYochumD '11, Oberlin, O. Irvin -Stu. '26, Columbus. O. H. fStcinerJ -Teacher '25, U. San. T. R. -Stu. '27, Columbus, O. ale-Stu. '29, Tiffin, O. rnestine fStephanJ '24, Marion, O. lorence-Clerk '25, U. Sandusky Freda -Sten. '24, Upper Sandusky Neil-Stu. '26, Columbus, Oillo. Still, Edna-Stu. '27, Battle Creek. Stink. Alice Hale '90, Der-eased. Sting, George-Salesman '90, Columbus. O. Stockton, Carrie lByronJ '90, Deceased. Stockton, Luella U.-Iuntl '92, Stoker, Ruth Gatchell '23, Upper Sandusky Stoker, Mary '18, Upper Sandusky, O. Stoker, YValter-Farmer '18, U. Sandusky Stoker, Stanley-Farmer '18, U. Sandusky Stckcly, H. flwarke-Davisj '13, Shanghi. Stoneburner, I Prettyman '27, U, Sandusky Stoncburncr. Kenneth K. '27, U. Sandusky Stotz, Camilla Rose '20, Columbus, Ohio, Stowe, Grace Ritterspach, '25, U. Sandusky Stowe, Myron '20, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Strasscr. E.-Book-keeper '23, U. Sandusky Strasscr, Kathryn '29, Columbus, Ohio. Strasser, Louis '26, Upper Sandusky, O, Strasser, Robert-Book-keeper '25, Col., O. Strasscr, Thomas '30, Upper Sandusky Streby, J. fGuthrieJ '97, Hollywood. Calif. Strub, Elizabeth Wylie '07, Bur-vrus, 0. Struh. Lester-Chemist '19, St. Louis, Mo. Stubbs. Don-Salesman '28, Upper Sandusky Stutz. Paul K. New Depot '08. U. Sandusky Sullivan, Edna fBurkJ '20, U. Sandusky Ulrich, Van Van Van Van Thelma '29, Upper Sandusky ne, H. lOlppJ '22, Upper Sanduskv ni A Marter, Leroy J. '77, Toledo, O. Marter, V. fMatthewsJ '83, U. Sandusky Orsdall, D. 1YoungJ '24, U, Sandusky Veith, Dorothy-Nurse '24, Upper Sandusky Veith, Ednora, Stu. '29, Bowling Green. Veith, F.-Y. M. U. A. '23, SOLlth Bend, llld. Veith, Harold-.Iouranlist '21, Cleveland. Vcith, Leroy -Eng. '23, Philadelphia, l'a. Visnack, Gladys Hiuenzlij '19, U. Sandusky Vivian, Camille fHanerJ '12, U. Sandusky ' Voelker, Robert '29, Upper Sandusky, O, Vogel, Vogel, Vogel, Vogel, Vogel, Vogel, Vogel, Voll Voll Von Von Von Bl Agnes fBuchheitl '05, Toledo, 0. Alice iBremyerb '09, U. Sandusky lddna-Sec'y. '00, Lakewood, 0. Edward -Physician '14, Bellevue, O. FI. M.-Court House '20, U. Sandusky Helena -Sten. '25, Upper Sandusky John-Priest '14, Toledo, O, Blon, Berl 1ClingerJ '08, Waco, Texas. on, Leefe lHaleJ Deceased. Blon, M. lSpl-fllerbergl '10, U. Sandusky Blon, Philip-Editor '07, Indianapolis. Blon, Clementine fBrownJ '78, Deceased Weaver, Alice 1StrawJ '27, Harpster, O. XVeaver, Eugene '23, U. Sandusky, O. Page 91 -. A my MEM 2'iS Weaver, M. Cammarin '22, Portsmouth, O. Weekly, Wendall '26, Fostoria, O. Weekly, S. 4Sterner5 '18, Grand Rapids. Weideman, Laura '23, East Cleveland, O. Weinandy, Harold C. '27, Upper Sandusky Weininger, Gladys Spitler, '22, Sycamore. VVeissrock, Leefy Rowland '18, Springfield Weist, L.-Y. M. C. A. Sec. '19, Celina, Kas. VVanner, Nora Moser, '14, Carey, O. Wentz, Cecelia iDummJ '91, Marion, O, West, Iiovina Ruopp, '19, Columbus, O. Westcott, Sallie '88, Harrison, O. Wetnight, Romaine Byers '17, Ft. VVayne. Wheatcraft M. Hoke '24 Galion ' Shipple, , , , O. Ruth Ireland '23, Toledo, O. NVhite Anna iKiblerJ '76, Deceased. White, John '77, Pittsburgh, I'a. White, Whitmo Zula lHartlel Kenton. Ohio. re, E. Gemmerig '22, U. Sandusky NVhitney, Richard '23, Ann Arbor, Mich. Whitney, V.-Teacher '25, Maumee, Ohio. Widman, Leefe fCuneol '92, Oakland. Calif. Voorhees, P. lI'etersJ '03, Seattle. Wash. Waddell, Esther lWa1tonJ '23, Mt. Vernon Wagner, E.-Book-keeper '29, U. Sandusky Wagner, Ralph-Salesman '26, Kirby, O. Walberry, D. 1Sprag'uffeJ '21, Columbus, O. Walborn, Alma Kleinein '05, U. Sandusky Walborn. Mary tWallingJ '07, U. Sandusky Walker Walker, H. Ernsberger '05, Newark, N. J. Murray-Salesman '21, Clevmland, I VVall, Thelma fH0userJ '21, U. Sandusky W alter, Clara Beistle '75, Deceased. Walter, Grace 1GibsonJ '89, Toledo, 0. Walter, K.-Sten. '28, Tiffin, O. Walter, li.-lied Cross Sec'y. '02, Zanesville VValt0n, B. ll'arteeJ '24, U. Sandusky. VVa1ton, Cora '28, Chicago, Ill. VValton, F. '26, Columbus, O. Walton, Norton '92, Upper Sandusky Walton, Marie Luthy '25, U. Sandusky, Walton, Myrtle Bond '95, t'hicag'o, lll. Walton, Esther iyVaddellJ '23, Mt. Vernon Walton, Van-Teacher '12, Van Nuys, Calif. Ward, Barbara tFoxJ '10, U, Sandusky VVarfel, Mary Haeliman '24, ll. Sandusky Warfel. Lauren '23, Upper Sandusky Warner, Cuba Rangeler '04i. U. Sandusky Warner, Grace iMcBethj '97, Deceased. VVarner, Lou '88, Ileeeased. Washburn, Mildred 1MorganJ '13, Col. O. J. Watts, Hazel, 4ShuinakerJ '24, Marion. O. Wearley, Helen Byers '11, Toledo, O. Wiedman, Mayme '05, Deceased. VVilcox, Anna Newell '21, Upper Sandusky Williams, Frank 89, Deceased. Williams, Minnie Marchand '10, Cleveland. Willih, M. fShaferJ '13, Bowling Green Willoughby, Clifford '17, Marion, O. yVilloughby, Evelyn ffilossonl '23, Tiffin. Willoughby, Henry '18, Tiffin, O. Wilson, F. tClianiberlainJ Columbus, O. Wilson, Irene Swann '19, U. Sandusky Winifield, Leefe Worth '77, Deceased. Vvinterhalder, Karl '03, Upper Sandusky Wintorhalter, Mamie '03, Upper Sandusky Witzel, Edwin '26, Upper Sandusky Witzel, Ralph '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Wirick, G. 1StebbinsJ '97, Owens, XV. Va. Wirick Lizzie fSt4il'l'-H0lUliiHj '92, Detrot Wolf, Fern Swihart '25, Upper Sandusky, O. Wolf, Grace '16, Deceased. Wolf, Russel '13, Salesman, Findlay, O. Wood, Nora Fowler '80, Deceased. Woodcoek, Zella Mease '90, Akron, Ohio. Worello, Blanche fBellJ '01, Toledo, 0. Wormley, Rebecca QBrownJ '74, Deceased. VVorth, Effie Dare '74, Toledo, O. VVorth, Kathryn Goethe '12, Seatile, XVash. Worth, Irene '73, Toledo, O. Worth, Lcefe 1WinifieldJ '77, Deceased. IG. lStrubJ '07, Bucyrus O. Florence Gregg '09, Fredericktown. Wylie, XN'yker. Yanibert, Kenneth '21, Dec-eased. Yingling. l'. Beistle '72, Huntington, Ind. Yon-hum, Grace fTraehselJ '12, l'orf-st, O. Yocliuni, Ruth Tschanen '11, Oberlin, O. Young, Elllfllil Hare '88, Stockton, Calif, Young, 1- rank '11, Saginaw, Michigan. Young, Helen tSehellJ '12, Marion, O. Young, Mildred '28, Upper Sandusky, O. Zaehardy, M.-Nurse '20, Columbus, O. Zan-hardy, I'aul lil. '20, Upper Sandusky Zander, Blanc-he Gipson '91, Buffalo, N. Y. lllflartigj '21, Toledo, Ohio. Vhilbriek '20, Upper Sandusky M.-Teacher '23, Cincinnati, O. Zahn, Edna. Zartman, l.. Zeller, Ilale Zirninerinan, Edward '29, Upper Sandusky Zimmerman, Edwin -See'y, '25, Barberton. Zirnnierman, Robert '27, Upper Sandusky Page 92 -. A up - Page 93 Q JJ 1 4 K 17 EK , JF! J .. U iff ! I r 1 K 1 ff 11 f M ' ' ' .'f fl f If wr' If xdX fylx V V J Q , ' ff Q, 1 ff' WMM ' 17fm. X f+ i 511L'2 fHa? fi: I . J if I QR nk sl I I 'M X ' 17,111 mx Mgr, rf V W., W 'in gl E' Wi 1 ' I ' KW ,IW OH: fl , , 5 9 . .,,' 1 V 1 f f Ax J 41,92 K, V x X Alu' ia' I xg-ix ? I AX quilt Nw .. , ww x fig ' MH '. .Q- f 94 if ,i c ji ,lf uf 34 ,.,,- V A J 075:-. :E ' A yr:':-'-v--'+L -'W ' . f-5 ,,,, -,- Ig, 'H r .z- 'F 1 1 fffff7'Zf' g VW: I 112' 'V 1 , T---. , ? ,f , ' j 'iw'-., gif - ' 4 N if 5 U ' M.. , .Q N , K . , ' ' ig f A 1'-XF: , xiii i - V :L if: , W ,VU 4 1X fy - 1 1? 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A fvw h.nts :ls t-- what you can bln' at BENTZ 3 AND 10 CENT QTOR Candy Paint brushes Ladies' pursvs and l:z1ndba1,L:s Hosiery School supplies Fancy ,ulzlss ware Tin Ware picnic Sulmlil-S Paint, 0lllllllI'l, varnish Hardware Ludim-s silk and House cleaning supplivs Stationery rayon unde-r-,z:z11'n1v11tS Ludim-s' and Mc-ns' finv Tollet Goods Aluluinum ware hells Kitclu-nware Stains. LZICIIIIPFS Fancy and Importl-d Grzuuteware Curtain Materials Dishvs and China ALL SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE IN SEASON Manager Assistant, 5l?lllR!L't'l' Robert, F. Sl'll6lb0l'l'y Russel Roth Lucille G.: Have you llk'IlI'd about the IIIIUMPII1' DJ You IIIZIJ' not believe it, 'I ' I ' ' 1 1 ' I ' I x ' x nwane-st man in the- wm-lq?., but I :Mud No to sewn dlttmlt-nl nun during tht- SllllllIll'l'. H'xl MCD: HHN throws Cl JWi'W'?1l1'U Illzxdys I.: HO. I don't, doubt it, what in tho strvvts for Austins to get stuck ou. worn tht-y selling. , If You Buy Anything We Sell it Will Pay You To Get Our Prices Coal - Feed - Grain and Building Material Vitamized Molasses Melrose Flour THE U. S. COMMISSION COMPANY Oscar J. Weiker, Manager We serve to sell again I Hllllllll1IlIl'1lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllWIIllWIWWlllllllllllllllllllllllll'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I Ill Ill lllllllllllll '11 ww rt 1' M1MMulMulMwi:ll:unrumuwwlx1MumwmwmmmlummmmulsqaululuuMxululuHululxllwzxluwmllll.m,,l.-- I':lgr1- FIT I-JL.-u 55-+ ff 0' N or Wilt l Il! EH fff Jil FOMPLIMENTS OF A. K. HALL 8z H. L. MASON A tt-orneys-At- Law Miss Grace E. Neute. Assistant Upper Sandusky, Ohio. IIIHIIIHHUHIVHlHlllHHlHlllHllllHllMHllllllll1lllllllllllllllllllllllllll1llllllllllllllllllllllllrllll is Hart-Snyder Jewelers For Suitable and Lasting Gifts That will always be Cherished. Mr. Carpenter fshockedjz Why Vaye, you naughty girl. I told you to let your cousin take her pick between the two ap- ples, first. Little Vaye lPleading1yJ: I did Ma. I told her to take her choice between the little one or none at all so she took the little one. K me these lovely flowers. They are so athryn S.: How kind of you, to bring beautiful and fresh. I believe there is E some due on them yet. Arthur L.: Yes, he stammered in ' great embarrassment, but I am going to E pay it off tomorrow. O FOR SOME FOOD! LET'S EAT! The bracing air of the out-of-doors brings on a healthy appetite. Stop while up town for a dinner or sand- wich and coffee. The regular place where all students go to eat. WOOD'S QUICK LUNCH 24 Hour Service llllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIII1IIIll'III1IIiI1IIIllIIIlllllllllllllkllllllllll ll ' ' l H. STRASSER 85 SON 5 Electrical Contractors E Construction and Repairing ELECTRICAL FIXTURES Suppl .es Appliances Motors Radios Ilefrigeratmws, etc. Phone 346 102 East Wyandot Avenue Upper Sandusky, Ohio. r uumumu mmmImmmmmmmmwwIIIIIwwIuIIwwI444Iu1muuumummuuwmmrwnmlmrunwrwuwwwwwwwwswwIIIImxIIIIImxImImmmummummmummummanmmummuIImxmmummmxImxIImxImxIIanImxIIuII4IIIunImummwmwwmumm.m..ff' Page 98 we-: K 4 an vm E ii? S- BEER 2 'ir X WNNWHNHHl'IIIIrVIMWNNWNNWNUWWNUHWlI1!l1, IKINWHNWHW 7' Hr!HNHNHUWWWWW 1 V N WMNWNMWU N WMU 1' HW1WWNWHNWWNWNNWWWWIIIIIIUNHWIWWWNWWWWN f TFT i i Pl'Ffi?l'fI'!IlI muy 1101 ln' oblaimzblv. 11111 IXIOSI? go fizrtlzvr who slr'izu'jb1' il. 48 fax i i Doctors Bowman I. N. BOWMAN, M. D. J. CRAro BOWMAN, B. S., M. D. X-RAY Lois A. LEHMAN, R. N. Pathological Laboratory MARGARET L. STAYMAN, R. N. Physiotherapy Department EDNA G. HALE, Associates N I I 'D U Il' Z S Q- 91,1-I of 9 n E 2 S AQFEH 'l 1'lllllIll'lW'Wl'llIlllllllllHllH11Hllll1ll1l1!3'llllIllll'lllllll1'1'Ill1Il1llll llllllllllllllllllllll DR. FREDRICK KENAN Eye Ear Throat Nose X-Ray Service E5 es Tested for Glasses South SillIKIllSky Avenue l'pp91' S: I ky, Ohi 'tax I 11 llllllllllllllllllll1lllI'IlI'lIlIlllllll11lllHlllll1llll,4ll1EIL-'W' lllllllllllllllllll HlHHll'lllHll'lIll,1IIIlHlI'l'El.IlI!1l111lll1lll1lW1l INDIAN MOTOR CAR CO. 'ww SB SUPER Storage - ACCESSOIIC, Goodyear Tires CHANDLER SERVICE J. C. McBeth Miss Ed lllltl. R 1 tl bl d. Cl1111'lotte: WI1ut111 t l t l I'I105'd-H lmz111til'11l hands? Floyd C.: What do v tl 1k I 1 a 11111112111 fly? I tl A.: '5NlJtIlll1g'.' ...YOU BUY THE BEST. ALBERT JOSEPH IN CONFECTIONER DRY GOODS RUGS AND Special Welcome for CURTAINS the Graduate and the Whole School in General WALKER'S I I graved free e with a smile In-H-11 WX fe- THEM ii? EW Q We give you Sl:'l'lil' WI :gp 355 '45 L-if -2 E? ETDTS giijw 5 ge :nd I HUD mi Fdog r-1,1955 Q:-if-4:5292 an U -gg 2 cum: so 1.3903 gg.: m 1.1. E 5 B 3 fn QE C. k e gg-'js 5 QS' 2 W .-'T i ?5f'E'5S? sf h Safe SEPT? : f,,, '9 2 9-951 2 06 w 2 3: Ng ' Il til Your name en in 22 karat gold on any pen. J. W. Thatcher GET IT AT BERGW' Kathryn Gavvr: Who was tho mother Mr. Little: 'AAnd whnt's your ambition of the unknown soldier? Dick? Franklin IL: HI dmff knowfy Dick H.: I ain't got uny. I just want Kathryn G.: Neither does anyone else. to he 11 Vico-I'r+Tsident. ,., , The Students' Sweet Shop 666 IIk 5066 SHOE STORE .. I he PJZGCQ. . Welcomes Ice Cream and Candles YOU BIANCHI BROS. 1 M W HN W HW W W W H W W HHHHHHMWWWW wuuuu mmm mx 4 wx mm mx 1 I T wmmmmn wmnwmml I T. 101 - H+ S 2- 93' ?'EFE'61 2555 VI'ulII.HIIlIH1.IIHHlN1WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHHHHHHH1H41IlIIwIINWWWWH!WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1WWHWWWW1N4HW1WHHMIWWHIHIIIH1'IiII:IIIlVHIlNHHHIWWWMMMNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN11NI1I'lIHIn!IIIIlHluNN1NNwNNNNNxNxNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN1NNNWNx1NNNNNWWMW!IMHHHHi ANTIDCH CULLEGE DUIQMITDIQY BU 5I,2,E,2Y,1Q,N,110TS The Wyandot Clay Products Co., Upper Sandusky, 0hio BDI NGMAN 8: COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOME FOR FUNERALS 226 E. Wyandot Ave. 'Z' AMIRULANCE IEIQVICE 'Z' LADY ASSISTANT Office Phone 197 Residence Phone 66 T 1 A-A-11 57+-+- ' W Il! X 0' 5-. bra! 'S ?'EI'FEIII1 E S I ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII II READ The Daily Union All the News Frankly Told .9117 RUSSELL HARE Vllunbing' and Heatmg Duro Plunps and Yvater Softener-S Phone 4h2.l IIIIIIIIIII II I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF L. M. BOWERS . Attorney-At-Law Upper Sandusky, 0. COMPLIMENTS OF BALDUF BARBER SHOP South Sumlusky Avenue Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Roma S.: Do you serve lobsters here? Waiter: Yes, we serve everybody. Sit down. Colleen H.: Now remember, I don't want a very large picture. Trowbridge: All right then, please close- your mouth. COMPLIMENTS OF L. J. RAKEL DRY CLEANING Phone - :- - :- 202 ALVA SMITH TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE 132 East Wyandot Avenue WILLIAM GREGG 8t SONS Grain, Seed and Feed Upper Sandusky, Ohio. THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY The Home of Soft Water Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Let, Us Do Your Washing 207 Main St. Phone 119 I I II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II I II ,I IIIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII I Page 103 C E 2 in 'ji 7 Z 'r S KJ! C mmllmllllmlllwllIliI'lH'Hl'llllllllllllllllllllllllllll'lllllllllllllllll K I HHH l lllllllllllllllllllllll Hllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll I B ked G de 3 00 S I I lIHlllllHllll1lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllH l4lllllllllllllllllll Ice Cream Candies Eatmor Bread and Nu Bread ...Neumeistefs 'Baker Helen S.: Aren't ants funny little Margaret F.: What tlliI1,9,'S? They work and Work and never Inav ,. a dillllllf-H Jane N.: 0h! I don't know about that everytime I 1-to on ' ' Leah Jeanne: A dim , , 5 a picnic they are there. ed inside out. is the definition of ple is a lump turn- THE LATEST CREATIONS IN FOCDT Style-Fit-Quality-Service Hosiery in All the New Shades WEAR aff -MA. VOGEL SL CQ'-f Opposite Court House ll lmmmmlu mu lll ummm l l mm uwlmwmmwmumuwmm w ml u,.uurml-ww1lmuwmulluml1uml1lummmlwmmmmlmumnn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI nm Page 104 f 4 Z Illllllll llllllllllllllllillllllllHHH!KHliKllllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllll My p...n..-1 . L 'a-+- 2... MQEH I .. D tl W S: .1 FK 4,11 QI' 97 6 5 5 . .T H E.. Q 3 l 4 MCQMERCIAL.. 5 K l SAVINGS BANK f. A I Not how big but W Q How STRONG E Q We solicit your deposits. 2 g DIRECTORS Q 'Q O. C. Berg R. G. Hetzel 2 5 Earl B. Carter Harry S. Rieser 5 Charles M. Cress W. C. Ruopp f W. A. Fox E. F. stephan S Alton E. G1-egg ru-fmk Shumaker Q E? C. D. Stubbs Q x it 4 5 af: IllllIHlllllllllllNHIHHIIIIIIIIUIlllMlMllllllllllNllltllllllllllllllllWHHHHIIIIIIIIIIHIHllHlllllYUHIIIIIIIIHIIVIPHlllNNNNNNNNNNHNHAINHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllNNHNNNNN1NNNNNNNWHIHHIIIIIIIIIIIVNHHHNHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNH4lll'Hlllllllllllllllllll I ' 105 HHHllKlllllllllllllllllllllll 1lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I-.11-'I ? My EEE! i, hill? Illx Q' ll K fl W '93 A G .. . X 1.4 K an ' . ,,. ,. I ' IIE' . ,.. ..... - ,., Y i ai' ummmmimimumnmmuuiniiiflwwi1ililiillllil.iimlHummmrmmliiwuummmmuu uw mmm m mu u i w mmmmuuulim mi i i i in i mmuuuumuum lull if ummm mmmimmmmmlnlnmnif Menningen QQ: Voltz GROCERY QUALITY AND SERVICE ALWAY 1 fa KLEINLEIN 81 SON J E W E L E R S Diamonds - Watches - Silverware S WE SELL FOR LESS COMPLIMENTS OF DR. B. Q. AYRE S KEEP INFORMED All The News Every Day in THE DAILY CHIEF DENTIST Mrs. Moloney: Kathleen, come up stairs iuuiiediatelyf' Kutl 14-XL up in llly problem. lleenz But l'm all wrapm l Mrs. lNIoloney: Tell him to go home. Herman Drown: Father, I've a notion E to settle down and go in for raising chick- eusf' Mr. Drown: Better try owls, Their hours would suit you better. Grade A Limestone All sizes of Material to Meet Your Requirements Kuenzli Quarries Co. COMPLIMENTS OF JUDGE EARL B. CARTER Phone RIJWV Upper Sandusky TRO WB Rl DG E S T U D I O l'll0t05.El'2lllllS Live Forever Upper Sandusky, Ohio. HH! illllllllllllllilllllll'llll'IlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l llll l'lll ll1lllll'l dll: 1' Nil ll North Central Ohio U0-Operative Dairy Sales Ass'n. A Good Place to Market Your Uream 109 XV. VYalker St. Upper Sandusky Clarence U. Kail, Manager u ll I null1nlmuwmlluw2,.1mmlmmiiliiiimummuwumwuumllllllulxiimullllmlll1mmumumuulmmmmmmmmumwmx Page 106 5' B-:R-11 I, Q MFA! Z inn l Jil 1 1. . al ...- F iii f , 'Q' K g N IIHWHWWWWWWHWWNIHIHIIIIIIIHlllwWHWWHWWWHWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHIIHIMIIIIIIIEIHWVHWWWWIWWWWWMiWWW'4IIIiIIIIiIIIIIIIIH.lIWIwxNHuNNNNNNNNNQHUHIIIIIIIIVIIIWLHHHHHHNH1WNNNNNNNNN1HNNHHIIIIHIIIIIUHHNNNNNNNNNNNNWWNNNNHHNHWIIIIIIIIIIINWVNWWW The Citizens Savings Bank .... K Z THE HQME QE GCDOD BANKING X Z SAFE ---- SOUND ---- SURE HHHHHWI HHH lliilil 'I1 2 is if I f 5 X S High Cl ass Barbering Reamsnyder and Hottman Your Patronage is Appreciated Houser's Service Station Sinclair Gas and Oils Good Year 'Fares and Tubes In til ne of need call us Phone 24351 M. H. House!- Serxic'e is our Motto Best Wishes to th Cl RU e ass of 1931 SS E L L BA H L Dry Cleaner ORRY A. FOX RADIO SALES Majestic' Radios and Majestif' Refrigerators ' All Makes ol' Radios Iiepaired Phone 90 115 w. wyimflm Ave. Phone 65M Gordon S.: Last night I dreamed I was Howard Swartz: I hear that you al- i married to the sweetest girl in the world. Tvizisiidfiuttm' when you are about rv be I . 5 Lucille Scherry: Oh, Gordon, were we Hem.ie,tm M.: 1fWll-Wh-why-Hllye-yes- happy? th-tha-that's ri-ri-right. Quality-Right Prices-Service CONIPLIMENTS QF Landversicht and Thiel , . M y r 1 D 1 - Fancy and Staple Groceries Ummm, a ea el Upper Sandusky and Cart-y C0l'Il8l' Gl'0C6l'y Ph0l'l8 9 I'a,rl liinau, Loral NEIIITSEIIIAIIY9' Stansbery and Steck M E A T S insure Y i Profit, Making Poultry QUALITY Sz SERVICE Phone 137 ENHILHIIHHIWU1HWWWUWWWH!UH'WWHW1WlWHwHHHlHHl!WlWUWH!!ll4III1IIFH1HNhx1xNxxx11xxNWN'N4IIH!III'Hm W v Page 108 HH NH, HUWHHHW M WWNHWH WWW WNW Phone 263XV H. Little N: Sons Proprietors 11 1 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWH1WWWWWHHNNNNNWNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNMMWWWWWHNX twvvn your asking ll I I 'I , QIEIH Ya 'F 1 ,nf IIIf Q- ,9 NI o WIIII I I I 'I' I 1 1 1 1111i - Q 1. X Q I X 11-5 1 V af , v:v 1 11 1'!i -l. ,,, - au. ' 4 N O 11111111 1 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II 1111 III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111111111111111111111111111111111l1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III III III 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Congratulations and Best Wishes ....MemI9e'rs 0.1 the Class 0 ...,to tI1e.... f 1931 .... ....StepI1an Lumber Ca... Mrs. Little: Dear, what is the differ- 1-ncv bctwoe-11 dirc-ct taxation iiI1dviIldil'PCt l:1xz1ti011'? Mr. Littlm-1 'WVl1y, the diffvreiice bv- I0 for money and go- ing I,Ill'0IISlIl my pockets while IIII! asleep. cl IIL11'be-1-1 You urv very bald sir. Du yuu know what is tl1 e cuusc- of it? Mr. Ruubv: I dlillyt know, but l silspn-ct. Unit llly liuir falling out haul s01111-tI1i11g tn 0 with it, LCUIS FLECK COMPLIMENTS OF THE the Leading CHIEF DAIRY Halcjlvgare CG. Sporting Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Goods B ll t t e 1' Store E g g s 1 111111111,11I'1IIIII III' I I IIIII IIIII III IIII IIII II II II IIIIII I IIIII II IIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIII I II IIIIII IIIIIIII IIIIII II III II II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII I':1g'1- Ill!! Hi iilii Hi iiiiiiiiiiiii ii iiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I-A-1 - -+ S 2. ' MEF 1 Z ' S T517 Pasteln-ized Milk Prored Best by COMPLIMENTS OF Modern Science I'hon SPENCER Shoe Repairing KUEIILER 81 KOEHLER e 378151 or 124M 225 North Main Street h h l'ONGliA'l'l'LATIONS Y Stec er S TO THE ULASS OF 1931 ExlusiveMilline1'y and Ready to Wear . The Good Honsekeeplng Shop Beulah L.: Do you think it's unlucky Ruth A.: A to postpone a wedding? penny for your thoughts. Allen W.: Not i Monroe S.: 'WVhat do you thing I am- ' f you keep on doing it. a Slot machine? Pat:-onize ALLEN M. WALTON M. D. 2 is ? General Medicine, Surgery Eyes Properly Tested and Fitted TWO l'pper Sandusky, Ohio STORES EVERYTHING FOR LESS PIUTS i'0l' all NIRLUIQYOS AD0IllYnH F. l't,NST1'lgN And Specialized Repair Service on them at the Dentist Lincoln Highway Electric Shop , Iles. Phone 278-J 11.1 56 Wyandot L S. Office Phone 63W ll rper Sandusky 'hone 525 321 South Sandusky ' I ' ' muwwmummmmmummwwMimww1iniIunmuuuluulnuuinH1umw1murwwwwww1im1i1mui1muNimuNHumNxmuNxumNxxmxmxiumNimu1xmummmmmulmmwwmummuuwxrmmm Page 1 10 L ' I 'I , l IW K X ll ll 5 eg 9 Q .1 MEM X W ll I I HMI 1111N111W11w1111W111WHHIIHIIHKIHVHIHHNNIIN1NNIxNNNNNNNWHWNHHIIIIIIIIIII 'HWMMW 1111,1wN1111HLH',Il'IIxIIHlilMHWN 11111HHHIllHl1IIvVHWNHHHHWNWWHNHIHIIIIE IlIIIHHIWMUWWNWWIH!IIIIHHWWWWNNWWW1 UI I Ill Ill l QW rrmmrmxrgmxlmluu 1 wx o mm111mnlnmmmnmn1rum'uvllmuumlrrrmrrzmrmm, l 1 ...Tl Q ,..lc'lllS'1I' NMWN I 7 E ...HMNJIXN ESTABLISHED 1863 JE. 3 fl ...OLED lllil.lM5I,Ii... 1251 W. P. Reile, Pres. ll James Walker, Vice Pres. W1 Thomas A. Reber, Vice Pres. L1 C. E. Frederick, Cashier 51 DIRECTORS 1 James Walker Thomas Reber D. E. Maxwell B. F. Main C. B. Hare J. E. Maxwell 1 Dr. J. Craig Bowman E. M. Uncapher W. P. Reile E? JHJJJJJJJJ U Jirrv l':u:,'c 111 1'-1- -A A Z vw' L E Y? --3: CHEM 2-2 S ff? 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Luras Phone 245 Lady Assistant BENDER, LUCAS SL SON Funeral Directors Prompt Ambulance Service 333 South Seventh St. I ll WWWW1WWWW1WWWWWWWWrrNW1HU!WIINHHHHHWWHWWWWWNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNHNNNNNNNNNWNHHNWNWWWM A u WWWWNW W, UEFA 5 S Ziff HHN!1'V H!,!HNNNw!H V1w1l'N IHI 'MMHWNWNHWwU1WHH!lI'HHuHNWHHHMWWWW1NNNNN1WUWNAWYIYIIVPVHWNNNNNWWWWWWNWNNNNHNWlYUIl,H'llNHNNWWWNNNNNHWHIIIIIIWVHWWWWNNNNNNHNHWWIIIIIIIIVHIHNWWNWNUWHHHl1WlHUI1l4 -v 1'J'l'd'J'n'4'4'4'd'J'J'I'J'1'4Fff!-FJ'J'4 4 J'4F4'1'.'J'4'4'4 .n'J'J'J'J'z'J'1'n'J'-FJ'n'4'4'J'i'J'1 4'4'-FJ'A'J'J'J'4'i'J'J'J'4'4'4'J'i'J'4'4F1'J'4'4 lfalll 39 Call 39 OCOF0l.OOC CDAL AND BUILDING MATERIAL GEDIIGE DI. FLECK A Square Deal UPPER SANDUSKY lfalll 39 Call 39 '-E E E '- '- '- '- '- '- '- '- '- '- 5 '- '- '- E R: '- '- '- '- '- H E 3'. 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Ikena Miller: Make it a '100' and thor- Friel I'.: No, I bit his finger, and he Oughy enjov yourselfiw yelled just like any other dentist. ' HARDVYAIRE SUPPLIES OM L Garden Tools-Bicycles C P IM . 1 W. C. HARE GUNS 8: AMMUNITION I Grind-Sell-Repair LA W'NMOW'ERS PAUL E. BINAU THE DELLINGER Sz SONS CO. HAY-WOOL NNlNNNlNNillNNll'HlWW1WN4lllWWIIIIIHVINHHHWHHHRH HHWN i ,I 1 11 1 7 riirlxie QQ Qiunqxztxtg Style Leadership E Men's and Boys' Flothing 5 and Furnishings NW Ii H Wi ll WNHWN W WW NHWNWNWWW ill 1 il llll llll Illlill lllll IVIIIIIIIH IIH Ilillllil IHI HIIHUHWWNN W NW Page 111 WWWWNWWW WWI Ill B-1-1 I UU! X X I IX V Ill I 'A' 7 .919 X - 1 .. 4 . 'Z Qu, 1 . Y .'::' .... ,,, :lg ' 1 s WWI IHIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHHINNIHWNUNIIIHMIIIIIIIIIUIHMIIIIUWUUNNNUUHllIllIIlrIIllUIMNNWINUNUIWUUHIWIIIIIIIIII III HIIWWW UUIIHII I ll IIHIH IIIIVIIWWWNNNNNNNNNHWIVIIWIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIKINIIIIKHII WHWWHWWII Hllll Ill llll I Il IIIIIV GEN ERAL INSUIRANCE and Sl'liE'1'Y BONDS OUR Sl'El'lALl'l'Y M. S. N IC. G. Ne-well CALMES 81 MOSSBRUGGER l'Ll'MlSlNG and Hl11A'l'lNG SElCYlt'l+I AIAVAYS 128 North Sandusky Avenue Fall 328 Upper Sandusky, O. FHAM BER OF l'OMMl1IRl'E Business Men COMPLIMENTS OF DR. JAMES B. MCNAMARA Professional Men Vlq'plqlglNAlgy For Connnunity Good Phone 111 Office 1 Edith B.: I prefer a man with a future ' Dorothy F.: Pearl, dean, :un I the rather than a past. first girl you ever kissed? Pearl D.: Yes, indeed. I learned to do HPIPH G-I Wf'l1- I W'9fPl' 0119 with a that from a radio lecture I heard the other few presents. lliiihtf' -Z.f?zf.:g6 ELLIS-MARTIN .. SALES- A UTHORIZED SERVICE Upper Sandusky, Ohio. W IHWIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII IINIIWWIWHHWIIIIUI IIIIIIIIIIIWHWWUWWWIIHI IIIIIIHIHUHW Page 115 WHEN IIHUIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIHIIIIIIIIHHKHNNHWWNNWWMHWII COMPLIMENTS OF H. C. SCI-IERFF ,Furniture Company CI-IERFFS ERVICE ATISFIES II IIIIIIIHIHHIUWWWWNIHIIIIIII I IIIIHHIWHWW IHWIH IHIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIPIVHH WWNHWWWWW A..a..-u Ffa-I- ' Nl N01 - If W 072- llllll Jil X Z MEM ' Stihl! IIIIHHHHWilllHlllWilllIllllllllllHlllllllIIIVIIHVHIHHHlWilllHHl14IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHVHHllllllllllll Toda --- 5 More than evler before, insurance 5 buyers are carefully scrutinizing the strength and stability of the E Companies in which their insurance g provides the best insurance 2 protection obtainable: in E Companies of unquestioned 2 financial standing. onAyersou Insurance Agency llHllllllllllllllllllllwillllllll'IillllllhlIllllllllllllllllllllll' l ,llll lllllllllllllllllllHllllllllHH!lllllllllllllilllilllllWlllllllllllVHlHWHllllllllIlIl.IIIUIiIIIIlIIIIllllllltlll V Z PHONE 212 FOR Fred Stuchey Hardware Builder's Supplies Paints Oils Glass 5 Fence Steel Posts Bale Ties Stoves and Furnaces Harness Gas Engines and Washing Machines Farm Implements Tractors and Trucks Well Drilling Pumps 1 Wind Pumps, Tanks and Supplies Upper Sandusky, Ohio, 1 Miss M. Stearns: Vance mention six ? animals of the Polar regionf, V Vance M.: Three polar bears and three s seals. Miss Pease: Homer spell 'cloth' . Homer was silent. Miss Pease: Come'? come, you know 5 the word. What is your coat made of? 1 Homer W.: l-'ather's old trousers. Lower Production costs for the farm. More labor-saving conveniences for the home. Beauty and protection for your buildings. Safter and more ecenomical transporta- tion for farm, school and public work. 0 Hahn Equip- ment Co. Farm 8: Home Equipment, Relay Motor Trucks 8 Busses. Paints, Miscellaneous llllllWHllllllHHllllllllilllllllllllllll HI 1 l ml ' With Best Wishes for the Q success in life of the stu- E dents comprising this graduating Class of 1931 E The Gray 6' white co. 5 Poultry - Eggs - Cream 4 nwinnmmunimnmmnnunnuumunmwu wwwwuwwwuulmnnmmwmwwwiwmwwmunnunnmnmanrwwwwwwww1mmmiNmummsu1mummanmixmmwmmmum1ummmumnwmmiwmmumm4ml:nummmnn IllIIIIIIIIJKIIIFIPIIIMHHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllus Page 116 F-A-' I MEH V I S ff!!! IQGDAIAS Highland Linen Stationery Parker Fountain Pens Whitman' IIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH'IIII' SECURITY E I RST s Candy You will like our A'm bl ' Fire 'Pornado FOUNTAIN SERVICE Health and Accident INSURANCE IMNNMAN Q SMRLEY wmymms Try MARGUERAT INSURANCE AGENCY Olll' Helen F. Stecher, Mgr. Drug' St0l'6 Integrity Service First Mr. Scherry: Hey, where are you go- 5 Wilbur L.: My voice is my fortune. ing? D0n't you know this is a one way t I. S Lloyd McC.: Oh, well, one can be hap- S ree Db' WUYIOUI IHOHGY- Mr. Holland: Well, I'n1 only going one way. COMPLIMEN TS OF SRRING HILL DAIRY Omlor Phone 34-J-2 IGM M1 A. J. IHII I HII II IHWHWHMHMHMHHHIHI IIIIHNNWIIHH I IIII MII Page 117 TheglI L When VVe're T MEL CLEANERS N. Main St. ook Like New Iiru Phone 537 NIWHW IIII I I llllllllllllllllvll Nllllll'lllll l4lllllllllllll' 1 .i A -.3 CQ- H BEEN 2 S Ziff' L CONGRATULATIONS IDR' R, M, RQSSEL TO THE CLASS OF 1931 E. J. ULRICH DENTIST X-RAY DIAGNOSIS Phone 323 Upper Sandusky, Ohio . - Ph SSHV T14 VV. .I h .' St. See your dentist and doctor at one ' 0 mm' yy I t FLOWERS E 03S 01106 3. year. , E For Every Occasion DR L W NAUS ' ' ' 1 n A ..SAMMET.. Health Commissioner The Florist 5 Mr. Little's Little Niece: Auntie, can Q angels fly? M1-S, Littlplg Yes, dem-3' Charlotte A.: Uncle sent me a whole 2 Mr. Little's Little Niece: But cook can't box Of pretzels and I d0H't even kr10W h0W 3 fly, and uncle called her an angel. to may the gmmy' E Mrs. Little itrying' to remain Ciillllj - She WILL fly, dear. A X1 Home Y R. G. HETZEL Sweet Home BEN C. HARMAN Shipper of a Hay, Straw n Wool d Phone 45 325 W. Wyandot Ave. 5 L. H. HULL Dealer in E Realtor New-l'se4l New-l'se1l Cu rs l 'urs - J O H N H. N EATE Vhrysler - I'Iylll0llf-h Motor Pars Ren 'rl'lll'kS 'hone 326 301 N. Sandusky Ave. l' - ' ppel Sandusky, Ohio. M llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll HHH' l I I IIVHHllllllllllllllllllllVII HAY 81 STRAW llllllllllll UW llll lllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll Hllllllllllllllll lllllll llll I IIIIIIIl I llllllllll III lllllllllllllllllllllllll I 1 Q l 18 -0-. -re n il 'I fi W lHHlllIlllllilllllllllllllllllll Fiiiii S I! ilmfl nl! e- 1 ffnlx GY! Q mf 'ffl - Q .. X . X ll . :EE 14 1 . ,..' -1. ,gg ' al. . X ' N XIIIHIKHH1llHHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHHllllllllllllxlllllllwllllllllllllllll'llllllllllllllllllxnllllllllllllllllllllll llll WHlMlllllllllllWwlllmllllllllllllllHllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllll1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll III 0 Soft Drinks and Lunch THEO. BOLISH The King of al MADE BY JOSEPH' PERRI I Shoe Grease SHOE REPAIR SHOP Upper Sandusky, Oh io. SAVE WITH SAFETY When In Need of Good at the CLOTHING REXALL DRUG STORE See Armstrong's Cash Clothing Opposite the Court House' Better for Less Registered Pharmacists in Charge Yours if0l' S0l'ViC9 P1115 Quality A BILLHARDT, JI.. J. C. ARMSTRONG BGP! LPSUPI I Wallt H liCf'IlS9- Allan W.: Honestly, now, do you ' Clf-pkg A hunting 1iC,.uSe? women like egotistical men as wi-ll as the Bert: No, a marriage license, I've been Uthv kind? hlllltillll 101154 f'U0l18ll. June N.: What other kind? .1 HII ITOP HATCHERY THE HOME FURNITURE STORE F . I 1 . . . H nur Miles West ot Upper Sandusky QUALITY FURNITURE on . ,U -. 1 Lincoln Highway At the Rmht mme Breeders of Pure liresl is 0'1 UIQ and Si e l'0 fD' MAMMo'rH I-MUN lDllt'lil.INliS 4. H. Stonvburner Charles Artz, Props. Also Small Tv ' 135-137 S. Main St.. Phone 10 TIRES 'I UlSl'lS BA'l'TERlES Sl-4lliYIl'E AT ITS ISESI' Dl1ll4Al'LANE'S Tire and Battery Service 112 E. VYyandot Ave. Phono 444 llllllllllllll lllllllll H Hlll ll llll HU lllll Hl lll llllll lil NllflillllNWlWWlWllllflillllllllllllllHlllllll lllllllllll ,pe Smooth Hair Fox Terrie ' , r luppies 'l'e.lephon ' ' e ln. 37-I!-I1 L. ll. Hl'llSON F. E. PHILBRICK 8: SON Cash and Carry Grovery A Home Store for Home People 1. , .il West. Wyandot Avenue lllllllllllll l lllll HI llllllllllllblllllllllllllllllll llllllllll Illlll lil1llllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll ll IIII il l'u1:4- l l'! HVHPH lllllllllllllll WH ll lllllllllllllll B-8-l .L A 1 Q 32. ., ' ' E 2- Q 'lf --, -Q ,h f MEF V , S 7 11 Q C The Wyandot COMPLIMENTS OF S Live Stock U. S. ELECTRIC CO. 43, 0 UNION STO A. T. MOSER, Manager Upper Sandusky, Ohio. CK YARDS Highest Cash Prices For All Li Highest Quality - Priced li-i ' I ght ve Stock SOUTH END GROCERY O Daily Markets-Courteous Treatment phone 620 Candy - School Supplies - Cigars at all times 5 Phone 40 Upper Sandusky, O. T- Mr. Huffman fduring the taking of Jr. Mrs. Rfwhe: Why do YOU KPPD Sf-'l'iIlf5 pictures! What are you standing on at the lady across uw 315197 Robgrmu Mr. Raabe: Because she reminds me of Robert Balzner: My Feet. you' darlmg' Mrs. Raabe: Then why not stare at 5 fEd. note original! me, dearest? f F. C. BRANDT Sz Co. Corner Store KEEP COOL Z DRY GOODS I NOTIONS Compliments Of VVASH GOODS E NVASH DRESSES U. S. Beverage 8: Ice Plant e Best For Less Em-011 Now All Kinds of For H COACHING PERSONALITY PLUS Cut Rates A ITZE COURSE F BYRD Our Loss is Your Gain -W L - H. Raabe E. Little Ask the man who's taken one. If not satisfied try and get your mol XIUHHHHHHIH HU H N ley back H WWWHWWWHHPHWHHWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWUWWWWWWWWHNNHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNWWHNIHIIIHHIHIN llllllll VIIIWIHHHHNW . 1 Page 120 WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNHMMMMWWWHMM Hay - Ern 5 Coaching School Q Builder of Champions K HWIUWWUW IHWHUIWIHYHIH U HH HHHHHWHHINH Hb H W QI III II III I IIIIIIIIII IE llflll flflln AA- f1l::11f l 4,gigmwmwmalmsipymmffmvmwmrwmuluowmmd? Ei f rrllf' Illthilll Nvillilfgl' 4 ll Illlil I i i i Ei ...WAS PRINTED IY... ? E i IWC HOPLEY CO. QZllKzng1s QI' n Job Prmtnxg p i BUCYRUS. 01-no EI' 5 . , 'HIS NDPPII dll dgl'f'l'allDll' t'XIlf'l'lf'I i r i - 5 i - i 1 IIIIII i llllll Page 121 1 nu- 130-onw-ation: willu ilu: Annum' stan I IPI' The Fact is printing entrusted to us, whether large or small in volume is a satisfaction. 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