Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1942 volume:

2 F ft 5 5 lv n S I 5 9 5 5 i . 72. 2. '.i-f1a0m'g'Ji7i sKd1'1 A MARY MARGARET SHAW' Miami Universitv, 1940 Latin and English M. A. 1 ,V N il. DEDICATION For her many saerifiees in the past years we hereby dedieate this issue of The Wayne to Miss Margaret Shaw. This tribute is made to Miss Shaw in recognition of her many extra curricular activities, namely the Wavne High Lites, l94l Annual advisor, director of plays, and her devotion to her school work. The junior class deems it a privilege to-dedicate this issue of The Wayne to her. A 1 1 ' gh, ' ' .. .-ZYJH I i NK il.. X. ,' Q .K . -Q W' THE IH42 WAYNE.. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS AT WAYNESFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WAYNESFIELD, OHIO JOE HATFIELD JOE PEPPLE Editor Bus. Mgr. MISS VERA JEDDY Advisor ADMINISTRATION Miss Shaw, Mr. McConnell and Mr. Grimm in tho: office. FACULTY W. J. McCONNE'LL Ohio Northern University-A. B. 1938 Ohio State University-Summer 1939, 19401, 1941 Biology, General Sciences. Physics and Chemistry. ELEANOR ARNOLD WINONA WINEGARDNER Ohio Northern University B. S. in Education Fifth Grade Life Certificate Ohio Northern University, 1941 B. S. in Education Commercial W. R. MEYER O. S. U.-B. S. 1941 Vocational Agriculture MOLLIE STANFIELD Ohio Northern University B. S. in Education Second and Third Grades DOROTHY JORDAN Bowling Green State University Sixth Grade JESSE NEWLAND C.ustodian EDGAR GRIMM Findlay College, 1938 A. B. Phys. Ed. and Coach So,ial Science BETTE STEVENS Ohio University B. S. Ed. First Grade VERA JEDDY Wittenberg College-B. S. in Erl 1941 Home Economics, Mathematics RUTH HOVER Ohio Northern University, 1941 B. S. Education Music Girls Phys. Ed. MAY DAVIS Ohio Northern University B. S. in Education Third and Fourth Grades CLASSES Studious Students Studying in Wayne Hi's Study Hall . QW JOAN wana EUGENE FOOR VIRGINIA MAY Glee Club I-2, Operetta 4, Basket- Glee Club l-2, Class Play 3, ball 2-3, Baseball 2-3-4, Class Play Student Council 1, Home EC. Sec. 3, F. F. A. l-2-3-4. Treas. 2, Annual Staff 3. RICHARD WAITMAN EDYTHE ALLISON F, F. A. l-2-3, Stage Manager 3, Girls Glee Club 2, Annual Staff Basketball I. Home Ec. Secretary-Treas. 2. MAXINE McGINNIS JOE LEATHERMAN Glee Club l-2-3, Class Play 3, Glee Club l-4, Class Play 3, Choir Annual Staff. l-4, Operetta 4, Student Council 3, Basketball 2-3. AYNE HIGH SENIOR CLASS OF 1942 DALE BON DURANT Student Council l-2-3, Class Treas. 4, F. F. A. Sec. 2-3-4, Assistant Editor of Wayne High- lites 3, Class Play 3-4, Annual Staff 3. Glee Club l-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2, Sr. Quintette 3, Operetta 4, Music Reporter 3-4, Editor of Wayne Highlites 3-4, Class News Reporter 2-3, Office Girl 3-4, Annual Staff -Photography Class Play 3-4. ELMER CARTER BETTY KNOTTS F. F. A. I-2-3-4, Basketball 3-4. Glee Club 1-2, Class Play 3-4, BARBARA SUE I-IEFFNER Harrod High School 1, Operetta l-4, Girls Glee Club, l-2-3-4, Choir l-2-3-4, Sr. Quintettc 4, Pres. of Girls Glee Club 3, Sec. of Choir 3-4, Class Sec. Treas. 3, Class Play 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Annual Staff 3, Office Girl 4, Wayne Highlites 3. PAUL CUMMINGS Annual Staff-joke Ed. Boys Glee Club 1-4. Choir 4, Oper- etta 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 2-3-4, F. F. A. 1-2-3, Dramaties Club Secretary and Treasurer 4. MADALENE BROWN FRED FOCHT Annual Staff 3, Class Play 4, Glee Glee Club l-2, Class Play 4, Mgr. Club l-2-3-4, Choir 4, Vice Pres. 4. Of baskffball team 4, F- F- A- l-2-3-4, F. F. A. Judging Teams l-2, Parliamentary Procedure 4. BETTY HORN ELNORA EMRICK BYRON EDGINGTON Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Operetta 4, Annual Staff 3, F. F. A. 1-2-3, Class Secretary 4, Pres. of W Association 4. HERMAN BLANK Band 1-2, Orchestra 1-2, Baseball 2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Pr.-s. l-2-3, Student Council Pres. 4, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Allen County F. F. A. Pres. 2, Auglaize County F. F. ation A. Vice Pres. 4, W Associ- Treas. 4, Pres. Dramatics Club Staff 3. 4, Class Play 3-4, Annual DELORIS COPELAND AUDREE GOSSARD Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 4, Class Play 3-4, Operetta 4, Adv. Com. of Annual Staff 3, Dramatics Club 4, Wayne Highlites 4, Class News Re- porter 1, Class Vice Pres. 2. DAVID REYNOLDS AVIS KAUFMAN Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Majorette 2-3-4, Pianist-Boys Glee Club 4, Opcr- etta 4, Sextette 2, Orchestra 1-2, Quintette 3, Sr. Quintette 4, Trio 3, Cheerleader 1-2, Class Play 3-4, Annual Staff, Class Reporter 1. Class Play 3-4, Glee Club 1. Glee Club 1-2, Class Play 3-4, Class Historian 3. WA E HIGH SENIOR CLASS OF 1942 JOHN SNIDER Class Play 3, F. F. A. 1-2-3. ARLEEN STILES Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 4. Girls Glee Club 1-2, Class Play 3-4, Annual Staff-Dramatics, Presi- dent Home Ec. 2, News Reporter 4. Jon wmm Basketball 3-4, Glee Club 1-4, Class Play 3-4. ANNA MAE TIMMONS Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Sr. Quintette 4, Class Sec.-Treas. 2, Student Council 3, Office Girl 4, Annual Staff-Music, Class Play 3-4 Girls Glee Club 1-2-3, Class Play 4, Annual Staff Editor-In-Chief, Vice President l, Vice President 3, President 4, Student Council Presi- dent 2, Scholarship Test 4. RICHARD BUFFENBARGER ROBERT McCREIGHT Baseball 4, F. F. A. Watchdog 1. Glee Club 3-4, Clwil' 3-4, OPCTCUH 4, Class Play 3-4. al? GLASS PHUPHEGY In making out my registration papers here, for entry into the United States again, after living in Argentina for several years, I was asked to give references for identity. It came quite naturally to use classmates names and as I remembered some, I began wondering what the rest of them were doing. I soon found out. On my way back home, who do you think was the pilot of the plane? None other than Paul Cummings. During the stop-overs we had a good talk and he helped me locate some of the members of the class. Paul is a commercial pilot flying from Buenos Aires to New York. He's married and loves it. When he was injured in the war five years ago, and in the hospital, he said a little nurse, Audree Gossard, took care of him. When I asked him how Audree had turned out as a nurse he didn't have much to say but I got the general idea she's doing fine, anyhow she is doing research work as head nurse in the City Memorial Hospital in New York, now. Eugene Foor is the only one who stayed in the army after the war. He has been raised to Major General, and is known as the Napoleon of America because of his slight stature, and ability to handle men. Edythe Allison, wife of an Agricultrist expert, designs and models clothes in a Chicago salon. She had her maiden name for only a short while after graduation. Elmer Carter, after attending Business College surprised everyone by stepping directly into his present position as Broker in the Chicago Grain Market. Madalene Brown is a model for a tooth paste advertisement, because of her pearly white teeth. That just goes to show you what a daily tooth brushing will do. Bob McCreight, is a shoe store salesman whose motto is, Fit your heady your feet will take care of themselves. -and believe it or not he practices what he preaches. Arleen Stiles, fremember when she was chosen the best dancer in school?l is now doing her dancing and getting paid for it. Arleen uses fans-and gracefully. Her teammate is Anna Mae Timmons who is the Blues Singer in the same show. For good, morning entertainment you really should tune into WNUT to hear David Reynolds and his singing guitar with a program of famous songs for great lovers. His theme song is his old standby- If You Don't Love Me, Go Away and Leave Me Alone. Avis Kaufman, the quiet lass of the class, is still quiet and is married to a tall, quiet man. Quite a rowdy couple. They own and operate a restaurant in Bismarck, North Dakota. Fred Focht, the bachelor of the class. is the white haired executive president of the University of Colorado and teaches a class in Geology. Herman and Betty Blank, you will remember Miss Knotts, are living on the old home place, Maple Lawn, and raising the staple crop of potatoes. Herman attended college for two years and made a record on the University basketball squad. Betty attended a Home Economics Insti- tute and learned the essentials of housekeeping, before they took the final step. Barbara Heffner and Byron Edgington are featured in the Metropoli- tan Opera in New York as the leading team in the current production of The Country Doctor. Elnora Emrick is a Chemist, experimenting for the U. S. government in Vienna. She has written several books on her discoveries and is listed in the Who's Who in Science. Joe Webb and Joe Leatherman. after a few years, came together in the same capacity. They are models for Hair Oil advertisements and men's sport clothes. Deloris Copeland is still active in sports and a Physical Education teacher in Cleveland. She Roller Skates and Bowls. CLASS PROPHECY CONTINUED- John Snider is on the State Highway Patrol, as Superintendent of the District Squad. His main interest is in the safety exercised in driving for the boys from 16 to 20 years of age. Betty Horn who was a Red Cross Nurse during the war, has taken up the Culinary arts and is head dietian at the New Jersey Institute. Richard Waitman has turned out to be a mechanic and expert Air- plane model builder. Maxine McGinnis, and Virginia May both married to former Army officers, were ambulance drivers on the West Coast and some of the thrill- ing experiences they can tell about. Maxine is a licensed aviatrix now, and Virginia owns a stable of riding horses. Dale Bondurant, Speaker of the State House of Representatives, got his position by his good arguing abilities. Dale is directly interested in the welfare of the capitalists, who can't take care of themselves. Richard Buffenbarger now owns three square miles of land out on the prairie. He is the big landlord over a well-organized farming corpora- tion and also directs an experimental station there on the farm. And as for me, I must busv myself at my daily column which I write for a chain newspaper. I'll be writing to you there. JOAN wana GLA We the Seniors of the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Two do hereby on this third day of April make this our last will and testament: ARTICLE I-To the juniors we leave our reputation as perfect Seniors, and the ability of coming in and sitting down in our seats quietly when the roll is being called. ARTICLE II-To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get along with the teachers, and the ability of keeping the Juniors in their place. ARTICLE III-To the Freshmen we bequeath our class picture in the study hall, so that they will realize the success gained through hard study. ARTICLE IV-To Jesse Newland we leave Miss Shaw's little red sprink- ling can, so that he will be able to sprinkle the school lawn this sum- mer, we also leave the old safe in remembrance of our S60.00, that the robbers took. ARTICLE V-To Jane Rinehart, Anna Mae Timmons leaves her nimble- finger swing piano playing. The classical music is all-right at times, but Anna Mae says, Let yourself to, it doesn't matter if you hit a few wrong keys just go on and the people will think you are playing Boogie-Woogie. To Roberta Moyer, Deloris Copeland leaves the right to be next years Sargent-at-arms. We are sure that by then Roberta will have found out the technique of the Sargent-at arms. To Bettie Roberson, Fred Focht leaves his quiet disposition, and his good humor. To Irene Patton, Betty Knotts leaves her sweet likeable manner. To come to think of it is that what you would call it? It is likeable, but I think she left the sweet with Her ---- man. To Byron Bondurant, Dale Bondurant leaves his ability to argue with the teachers. Because he has showed signs of wanting to argue, Dale feels safe to leave it in his hands to carry on the Bondurant custom. To Joe Pepple, Arleen Stiles leaves her ability to jitter-bug. It is very dangerous to jitter-burg on a crowded floor, but we feel sure that you will be able to take care of yourself. I-Iere's a warning Joe, be careful because the dance floors are very slippery and if you aren't careful the law of gravity may catch up with you. SS Wlll CLASS WILL To Ruth Patton, Joe Leatherman leaves his Swing-a-roo saxophone playing. Don't worry about the sour notes you hit Joe, these are caused from a lack of wind, and we are sure that Ruth can easily take care of them. To Byron Allison, Betty Horn leaves her cute blue jerkin suit. You may laugh, but before the end of this war, the women may be wearing the pants of the family. To Mary Jo Slagle, Richard Waitman leaves his No. 13 shoes. Don't get excited Mary jo, you can always stuff the toes with cotton to keep them on, but because of the shortage of leather, Richard will be going around wearing the boxes. To Anna Mae Murphy, Paul Cummings leaves his hot temper, and his big Irish smile. To Mary Evelyn Bowman, Robert McCreight leaves his soft curlv hair. By the way Bobby, where did you get your curls? You don't need to think your fooling us, we know boys get permanents. To Inez Brandenburg, Avis Kaufman leaves the right to be the 1942-43 little girl Senior. Don't let it bother you Inez you wonlt need to diet, they say people get smaller as they get old. To Paul Shade, David Reynolds leaves his paper route. He doesn't seem to know what a help this is in getting current events for American Problems does he David? It really helped you didn't it? John Snider leaves his very becoming brown and beige pork-pie hat to Oscar Martin, and his come-hither chuckle to joe Sproul. To Paul Earl, Byron Edgington and Herman Blank leave position on the basket ball squad. We are sure that Paul will be able to fill both positions at once, with no effort put forth at all. To Betty Alexander, Madalene Brown leaves her hearty laugh, and Elnora Emrick leaves her shy disposition. Virginia May leaves her popularity with the Seniors to Flora Sue Bayliff. joe Webb leaves his permanent waving baseball cap to Wayne Murray, so that he may be next year's Senior Glamour Boy. You want to work fast, Wayne, because we know of some pretty stiff comp:- tition. Several of the other Junior boys are buying new ones. Joan Webb leaves her knowledge of dieting to Bob Mumaugh and her darling little white boots to Lawrence Ulrey. We are sure that Joan knows what she is doing in the boots case, because the weather thus far shows that the farming this spring will be a little bit on the uslushlyi' side. Richard Buffenbarger leaves his pipe- Organ ? to Anne Pcpplo. Old Wayne High simply must keep up with the styles, because in many colleges the flappers smoke pipes, and Richard figures that Anne is just about the most capable one of the Junior girls. To Joe Hatfield, Elmer Carter leaves his knowledge of farming. Elmer thinks Joe could handle the horses all-right because of his cutc little Horse-laugh. By the way that big W', you flash around certainly doesn't mean work does it? Elmer thinks it stands for women. Gene Foor leaves his nick name Shrimp to Dean Graham. Maybe Dean will misunderstand this for Shrink , Maxine McGinnis leaves her darling black curls to Roderick Gray. Wonit he look just too, too cute coming to school next vear with those luscious curls bobbing in the breeze, enrapturing his athletic face. Edythe Allison leaves her ability to take care of her precious little brother, Byron, to Vivian Wilson. ARTICLE VI-We, Barbara Sue Heffner, and Audree Gossard have tried to the best of our ability to make this will and testament stand out through the years to come. We hope you find as great an enjoyment in reading it as we have in making it. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. J an. lan. ,I an. J an. F'-b Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. CALENDAR . I-Ringing bells beckoning us back to school activities and work. . I8-Faculty meeting. Wonder what's cooking now? OCTOBER l6-Cheerleader tryouts-much competition! Joan McCarty, Freda Wells, and Betty Lowe were given the honor of cheerleading for Dear Old Wayne High's second team. Delores Heffner and Barbara Heffner kept their places for the first team. 17-Senior pictures taken. An exciting day for them. 18-Rain? Yes indeed! But nothing could stop the Juniors and Seniors from taking the trip to Ohio State for the football game. 24-Teacher's Convention. Hurrah! No school for today! 3l-P. T. A. Carnival-by the way did you have your weights guessed. Mr. McConnell did an excellent job!!! NOVEMBER 8-Basketball game at Monroe, Ind. The score? Well, perhaps you would rather not know! l2--Played St. Joseph-there. 14-Played New Knoxville-here-Oh my, what a game! 15-junior Class Play. Not bad! l8-Played New Hampshire-there. Who won? Why Waynesfield of course. 19-A game with Beaverdam-here. 20-21-Thanksgiving Vacation. 28-Basketball game with New Bremen-there. 29-P. T. A. Party-The Juniors furnished the'very enjoyable entertainment! DECEMBER 2-Good game with Roundhead-here. We won! 5-Played Buckland-here. I2-A game with Minster-there. 13-An exciting game with Cridersville-here. 19-Played St. Joseph-here. 20-Senior Class Play-Swell work Seniors. 23-Played Beaverdam-there. 24-Christmas Vacation. Now for some fun with a visit from JANUARY 5-School starts in the new vear with everyone's dreams fulfilled and New Year's Resolutions to break! 6-Group pictures were taken and they took the camera back! 9-New Hampshire played here. 16-A good game with New Bremen here. 23-Basketball boys and fans received a cordial welcome from Buckland where evervone enfoyed a good game. 30-Minster played here. Santa Claus himself! FEBRUARY 6-Played Cridersville-here. I0-Harrod journeyed to Waynesficld for an excellent baske'ball game. I3-I4-Institute at Waynesfield. 20-21-County basketball tournament starts at New Knoxville. 25-26-27-28 and March 2-Countv tournament at Waynesfield. MARCH March 21-High School Operetta, Oh Doctor . March 28-Basketball Banquet. APRIL April I0-FFA Carnival! Don't miss it. April 17-FFA Banquet. MAY May I-2-Junior and Senior Class Play. Don't miss it! May 8--Junior and Senior Reception. The Juniors can hardly wait!! May 16-Graduation. May I7-Baccalaureate. IITSS We leave the dear old Wavne High of 1941-42. We leave our happi- and good times to the classes of 1942-43. MARY IO SLAGLE and ROBERTA MOYER JUNIUR GLASS On a warm September day in 1939 thirty-five Freshmen were greet- ed by Miss Stalter, the class advisor. They proved to be very ambitious and took part in the sport and music organizations. Three of our class- mates withdrew during the year. We began the Sophomore year with three new members: Bettie Roberson, Oscar Martin, and Robert Mumaugh making the total again of thirty-five. Two parties were enjoyed during the year. This year has been filled with many different exciting experiences, with giving 'The Jade Ring and a joint play with the Seniors. After much heated discussion, we finally decided on class rings, and were well satisfied with the selection. We have accomplished much the past year under the able direction of Miss Vera Jeddy, our advisor. , The class officers were elected during the first week of school and included the following: President, joe Sproulg Vice-President, Vivian Wilson, Secretary, Flora Sue Bayliff, and Treasurer, Roderick Gray. At the same time the annual staff officers were elected: Editor-in-Chief, joe Hatfield, joe Pepple, Business Manager, and Bettie Roberson, Ruth Patton, Vivian Wilson, Byron Bondurant, and Roderick Gray for the advertising committee. And now the end of another year. It still does not seem possible to us that we'll be dignified CH Seniors next term. Seated, left to right: Anna May Murphy, Anne Pcpplc, Roberta Moyvr, Mary Evvlyn Bowman, Flora Sue Bayliff, Ruth Patton, Bvttic Roberson, lnvz Brandenburg, Ircm- Patton, Mary ,Io Slagle, Jam: Rinehart, Vivian Wilson. Second row: Miss Vera jc-ddy, advisor, Paul Earl, Lawrence Ulrey, Byron , Allison, Byron Bondurant, Roderick Gray, Joe- Pc-pple, .loc Sproul, Oscar Martin, joe Hatfield. Top row: can Graham, Paul Shade. SUPHUMURE GLASS We, the Sophomores of '42, entered Wayne Hi School September 2, 1940 with an enrollment of 34. During our Freshman year Norma Jeanne Earl, Barbara Lones, Myrtle Hall, Mary Harmon, Martha Pummel, Morris Patton, Robert Webb, and Rocel Gilroy withdrew, leaving an enrollment of 26. Class officers were elected as follows: Ray Focht, president, Merle Carter, vice president, Budd Harrod, secretary, Dolores Heffner, treasurerg Barbara Snider and Faye Smith, news reporters, and Joan McCarty, Student Council representative. Earl Shields, Morris Patton, Merle Carter, Paul McCreight, and Ethan Bayliff made the Reserve Basketball team. When we came back to school again in September, 1941 we elected the following officers: Helen Sproul, president, Ray Focht, vice presi- dent, Barbara Snider, secretary, Margie Tallman, treasurer, Joan McCarty, news reporter, and Ethan Bayliff, Student Council representative. Harold Binkley moved to Wapakoneta, leaving an enrollment of 25. First row, left to right: Barbara Roberson, Dolores Hoffnrr, Barbara Snidc-r, Faye Smith, lrvm- Price, Lois Smith, Marjorie Tallman, Ira-no johns, Grafc Lhamon, Bcatricc- Gilmvr. Second row: john Moyt-r, Bud Harrod, Ray Forht, Joan McCarty, Bc-tty Lowv, Freda Wells, H4-lcn Sproul, Dvlnlar Dotson, Dean Straws:-r, Evcre-tt Gilroy. Top row: junior Wire-man, Harold Hinkley, Ethan Bayliff, Miss Arnold, advisor, Earl Shi:-lds, Paul MCCN-ight, Mm-rlv Cartcr. FRESHMAN GLASS The Freshman Class of 1941-42 entered school in 1932-33 with 44 students. During our first year three more students entered our class making a total of 47 students. We have held the record of being the largest class in school off and on during our nine years of scholastic training. We entered Junior High with 44 students. Our 7th grade class officers were: Pres. Brooks Jacobs, Vice Pres. Virginia Sheipline, Secre- tary and Treasurer, james Edgington. News Reporter, Dick Rash and student council, Frank Rinehart. When entering junior High we really thought we were growing up. When in 8th grade class we were defeated by the 7th grade class in the Sportsmanship contest and we changed our minds. Our officers for the 8th grade were: Betty Wilson, Pres., Gene Miller, Vice President, Sec., Marilyn Newland, Treas. Paul Binkley, Student Council Ruth Ann Morris and News Reporter Mary Louise Murphy. We graduated from the eighth grade into Freshman being maltreated by our upper classmen. The Freshmen broke the record in the Red Cross Donations. We contributed 86.25. Our Freshman officers are: Pres., Paul Binkleyg Vice Pres., Dick Rash, Sec., Marilyn Newland, Treas., Mary Louise Murphy, News Reporter, Ruth Ann Morris, and Student Council, Betty Wilson. The Freshman of 1941-42 have found Senior High school exciting and very interesting. Some have decided what they probably will do in the future and have prepared their studies for it. We the Freshman of 1941-42 hope to go through school, graduate together and go out into the world as a success. EVELYN DeCAMP 4 First row, left to right: Virginia Sheiplinc, Clcona Mac Foor, Betty Wilson, joan Harrod, Peggy Ann Musscr, Peggy Lou Bowman, Marilyn Now- land, Murva Kaufman, Bvulah We-bb, Imogene Newland. Second row Leroy Altop, Dick Rash, Marian Ingledue, Doris jean Steele, Ruth Ann Morris, Mary Louise Murphy, Evelyn Dc-Camp, Paul Einklvy, Farris Earl, Brooks Jafobs, Jann-s Edgington, Gena Milli-r. Third row: Jos- Chiles, Frank Stock:-r, Earl Reynolds, Walter Cook, Mr. Grimm, Advisor, john Mumaugh, Bill Rube, Bill Timmons, Abram Carter. 8TH GRADE First row, left to right: Mr. Meyer, Advisor, Mary Ann Moyer, Donna Jean Spillman, Lavone Hunter, Marvin Bayliff, Mary Ann Copeland, John Gilmer, Shirley Newland, Lucille Wircman, Marilyn Shaner, -lan:-t Dc-Camp, Joe Carter. Second row, left to right: Alva Altop, Gerald Case, Dewey Allison, Billy Horn, Lyle Miler,l Clayton johns, Morris Dillinger, Boh Vermillion. Burl Riff. 7TH GRADE First row, left to right: Mary Alice Metz, Betty Lou Hunter, Wnvalene Pyles, Marilyn Copeland, Thelma Parkins, Nellie Carter, lwladalinv Martin, Margaret Johns, Betty Jane Newland. Second row, left to right: Lyman Turner, junior Bowman, Jack Harrod, Darrel Dotson, Gene McPheron, Richard Hardin, Roger Case, Neil Tussing, Donald Smith, Henry Mowery, Charles Moyer, James Settle-mire. Third row, left to right: Robert Inglf-due, Paul Waitman, Charles Parkins, jack Thompson, Jimmie Leatherman, Miss Hover, Advisor, Fred Neely, Donald Shade, john Smith, Donald F-mriek, Dolph McGinnis, James Dawson. ORGANIZATIONS Miss Shaw and the Wayne- High Dramatic Club. Marilyn Copeland, Ethan Bayliff, Herman Blank, W. J. McConnell, Byron S T U D E N T Bondurant, Marvin Bayliff. G 0 U N 0 I l Seated left to right: Ruth Patton, advertisement, Byron Bondurant, advertising manager, Joe Hatfield, editor-in-chief, Miss Vera jeddv, advisor, Joe Pepple, A N N u A L business manager, joe Sproul, sports editor. Standing: Roderick Gray, advertisement, Paul Earl, photography, Anne Pepple S T A F F Mary jo Slagle, Bettie Roberson, advertisement, Flora Sue Bayliff, Vivian Wilson, advertisement, Oscar Martin, jokes, Paul Shade, photography, Irene Patton, Inez Brandenburg, jane Rinehart. rf--, ' . A 7 .va . f lk Seated, left to right: Marva Kaufman, Betty Wilson, Dolores Copeland, Buelah Webb, joan Webb, Dewey Allison, Dick Rash, May Louise Wilson, Ruth AnnMorris. Standing, left to right: Donald Shade, Virginia Sheipline, Miss Shaw, Advisor, S T A F F Ethan Bayliff, Beatrice Gilmer, jimmie Leatherman, Oscar Martin, joe Hatfield, Vivian Wilson, Helen Sproul, Joan McCarty, Betty Horn. I BAND First row, left to right: Audree Gossard, Mary Evelyn Bowman, Barbara Roberson, Paul Earl, Flora Sue Bayliff, Brooks Jacobs, Faris Earl, Ray Focht, Mary Ellan Hunter, Vivian Wilson, Joan Webb, Betty Wilson, John Gilmer, Barbara Snider, Faye Smith, Margorie Tallman. Second row: Marilyn Shaner, Anne Pepple, Beatrice Gilmer, Helen Sproul, Joe Pepple, Paul Shade, joe Hatfield, Doris Jean Steele, Budd Harrod. Third row: Irene johns, Shirley Newland, Joe Sproul, Walter Cook, Oscar Martin, Ethan Bayliff, Bill Timmons, Mary Louise Murphy, Joan McCarty, Ruth Ann Morris, Miss Hover. First row seated left to right: Ruth Ann Morris, Mary Louise Murphy, Grace Lhamon, Betty Wilson, Mary Evelyn Bowman, Mary jo Slagle, Betty Rober- son, Beatrice Gilmer, Vivian Wilson, Doris Jean Steele, Delores Heffner, Barbara Snider. Second row seated: jane Rinehart, Barbara Roberson, Betty Lowe, Walter Cook, Budd Harrod, Joe Sproul, Oscar Martin, john Moyer, Virginia Sheipline, Anne Pepple, Lois Smith, Delores Copeland, Miss Hover. Third row standing: Irene Johns, Flora Bayliff, Joan Harrod, Ruth Patton, Marlyn Newland, Roberta Moyer, Paul Earl, Joe Hatfield, Joe Leatherman, Arlene Stiles, joan Webb, Anna Mae Timmons, Audree Gossard, Barbara Heffner. MIXED GHURUS Back row: Anna Mae Murphy, Joan McCarty, Ethan Bayliff, Bob McCreight, Junior Wireman, Paul Cummings, Joe Pepple, Byron Edgington, Helen Sproul, Freda Wells. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Seated left to right: Irene Price, Grace Lhamon, Mary Louise Murphy, Ruth Ann Morris, Mary Evelyn Bowman, Faye Smith, Bettie Roberson, Mary Jo Slagle, Vivian Wilson, Roberta Moyer, Doris Jean Steele, Delores Heffner, Barbara Snider. Second row: Barbara Roberson, Betty Wilson, Flora Sue Bayliff, Anna Mae Murphy, Cleona Foor, Peggy Bowman, Betty Lowe, Lois Smith, Arlene Stiles, Joan Webb, Anna Mae Timmons, Audree Gossard, Barbara Heffner. Back row: Miss Hover, Evelyn Ds-Camp, Irene Johns, Joan Harrod, Beatrice Gilmer, Marilyn Newland, Joan McCarty, Delores Copeland, Helen Sproul, Virginia Sheipline, Freda Wells, Madeline Brown, Jane Rinehart. Seated left to right: Audree Gossard, john Moyer, Gene Miller, Oscar Martin, Joe Sproul, Budd Harrod, Walter Cook, Miss Hover. B 0 Y S l G L E E Second row: Everett Gilroy, Paul Earl, James Edgington, Joe Hatfield, Paul Cummings, joe Leatherman. Third row: Ethan Bayliff, Bob McCreight, junior Wireman. ULUB Seated left to right: Barbara Snider, Delores Heffner, Barbara Roberson, Evelyn DeCamp, Faye Smith, Doris Jean Steele, Virginia Sheipline, Marva Kaufman, Beulah Webb, Cleona Foor, Anne Pepple, Marilyn Newland. D H A M A T I G S Second row: Miss jeddy, Grace Lhamon, Ruth Ann Morris, Mary Louise Mur- phy, Beatrice Gilmer, Helen Sproul, Mary Evelyn Bowman, Deloris Copeland, Joan McCarty, Roberta Moyer, Betty Lowe, Vivian Wilson. G L I-I Third row: Joe Sproul, Herman Blank, Joe Leatherman, Oscar Martin, Paul Cummings. Seated: Mr. Meyer, advisor, Dean Strawser, Ethan Bayliff, Dale Bondurant, Herman Blank, Joe Pepple, Byron Bondurant, Byron Allison, Mr. McConnell, honorary member. F F A Second Row: Frank Stocker, Fred Focht, Junior Wireman, Ray Focht, Delmar Dotson, Abram Carter, Eugene Foor. Third Row: Le Roy Altop, Dick Rash, Merle Carter, Francis Harrod, Elmer Carter. f Left to right: Evelyn De Camp, Lois Smith, Marian Ingledue, Budd Harrod, B H A Miss Hover, Helen Sproul, Betty Wilson, Virginia Shiepline, Ruth Ann Morris. S T A F F 0 F F I G E Seated left to right: Madaline Brown Barbara Sue Heffner, Joan Webb, Mr. McConnell, Anna Mae Timmons, Elnora Emrick. S T A F F Standing: Byron Bondurant, Maxine McGinnis, Virginia May, Delores Cope- land. Board of Education Newly Elected Members Seated left to right: John Copeland, Walter Cummings, john Stiles, Frank Sheiplinc Board of Education - 1941 Faris Pupplv, Walter Copeland, Brooks Horn, D. E. Bodell, G. Gilmvr. ATHLETICS Tigers and Reserves Tanglc in Practice for a Big Game. The Varsity W association was organized to foster good sportsmanship and high ideals of athletic endeavor among the students of Waynesfield High School and the people of the Waynesfield School District, to promote the G I- ll B ideals of health, worthy use of leisure time, good fellowship and companionship among the members of this organization. Seated, left to right: Byron Edgington, joe Hatfield, Mr. Grimm, Herman Blank, Joe Sproul. Sealed, left to right: Deloris Heffner, Paul Mc'Creight, joe Sproul, Joe Pcpplc, Byron Edgington, Paul Cummings, Joe Hatfield, Roderick Gray, Elmer Carter, John Mumaugh, Herman Blank, Barbara Heffner. Standing, left to right: Mr. Grimm, john Moyer, Bill Rabe, Bill Timmons, Wayne Murray, Earl Shields, Dean Graham, Merle Carter, joe Webb, Fred Focht. Back row: Freda Wells, Betty Lowe, joan McCarty. Seated, left to right: Richard Buffenbarger, Paul Cummings, Herman Blank, Gene Foor, Elmer Carter. B A S E B A L I' Standing: Mr. Grimm, Coach, Joe Hatfield, Joe Sproul, Dean Graham, John Mumaugh, Paul McCreight, Bill Rabe, Frank Stocker, John Moyer. niuioiuiuiz 10101010101 poioiniuioiu Joe P-Mr. McConnell, I d0n't believe that I deserve this zero in physics. Mr. McConnell-Neither do I Joe, but that is the lowest that I can give you. Mr. Grimm-A man dies and of his money he left one-fourth to his wife, one-eighth to his son, one-sixteenth to his daughter, and the rest to his brothers and sisters. What did each one get? Paul CummingsffSmart Boyl a lawyer. Miss Arnold-A man sells a cow, whereby the buyer had to pay S14 on the 14-th of April or pay S400 and give the cow back. What is your . . 3 opinion. Madaline Brown-It wasn't a very good cow. Sliwice im-QEIQMBE e 4594 5015 ni ni in101111ninnicvifiavicsicniwvicvixvizrc SEE US FOR EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING We specialize in invisible half soling, cleaning suede, gabardine and dyeing all types of shoes. We offer a 3-grade price plan to fit your needs and purse. I-Iemmert's Shoe Rebuilding Koneta Hotel Bldg. Perry St. Wapakoneta, Ohio ROCK OF AGES RUBY RED MEMORIALS The Archer Memorial Works West Auglaize St. Near Fair Grounds Walter R. Archer Wapakoneta, O. 1m,.- .. 1 .... 1 1 -. 1 1 -. 1 ini...1q.1n1m,--g1mim11wi.q1ug1.q-.q1q.,i .. luuiug-unn1,n,1.,.,-...M1My. Frank P. Connaughton Attorney at Law Peoples National Bank Bldg. Wapakoneta, Ohio Phone Main 1801 BROWN'S DAIRY Wapakoneta, Ohio ICE CREAM--MILK-BUTTER CREAM AND COTTAGE CHEESE 1,,,..-nn1 .. -. .-M.-ml1min1m,1un-m1,n..mi1n..4m1u.1n:l1-nu, HELPLING STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS - FRAMES GREETING CARDS Wapakoneta, Ohio Wayne High Alumnus W. B. Butcher Electric Exclusive Agency For: Kelvinator Refrigerators Bendix and Speed Queen Washers Marion Sr Kelvinator Electric Ranges Philco. Zenith and Motorola Radios Duo. Therm and Quaker Oil Heaters 12th Year Sales 8: Service 13 East Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, O. rim! .14rzoiancnioioioiojoicxiojojoioioimnicriuxicxixriirienicrjcrzeiiojericria ricvioioiojoioiois 10101014 ,iclioinjoiojoiojoismic Q 0:0 'h lboinjoiojoje 51011 rjoicvjfvioji fo DOWN IN G'S FARM STORE Modern Farm Equipment NEW IDEA JOHN DEERE PUMPS AND PUMP REPAIRS Phone 622 Waynesfield, Ohio .ll-nn- -un.Qu1nn1uu1n1uln-.n1uu1n1n1p,1mp1m1 -.gp-.ia --m1111144 When in Waynesfield Stop at Blank's General Store STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRUIT AND VEGETABLES WALL PAPER, WORK SHOES, RUBBERS P. E. BLANK ,,,1.m-. 51 1 .. iq.,.-l.i..-......,,-.3-.p,1u1p1-1-1g1..,4- CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1942 I-IUNTERS REXALL STORE oioioivxioioim ioixrioioicuioiaxicsioim in 10101: 1 ri :if icricuioiarioioioioioie ri0i0ioioi0i010i4Di4ri rirrifririlniavicviibi Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1942 WAYNESFIELD HATCHERY Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Jorg, Prop. :un1uu1:naval1n1n1g1q1.-1q1g1'.-gigi-- The Old Reliable Barber Shop Children Receive Special Attention ORVIL RABE -. 1 1 1m1m..'..1m1-qi4.1g1g..4giq1n-.m,- Compliments of Buckmaster 86 Son Saw Mill Phone 771 Waynesfield, Ohio uioioioiwzq 9210101014 v1o:1v:fv1o1o1o10jf,14,j0j4,j.,1q1f111,1a,ja,14 oi I I I I I I I I I I I I I I vi1nj0j0j4rioi0j1r14bj0j1nj1rj1rj4yj0j4 1011 01011 101010101 Compliments of LUCIEN MEYER Department Store Wapakoneta, Ohio .gin-gg-.pgig-1'-.gig1g.1g..q1q1m1qn-min.-glg- Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942 ' SILLS SHOE STORE .p..-ug-.nniqlgllqg-'.,1ym1lm1g...,1p1n.1.g.-g1q.1m.-gin- -.,,,1q,,1q,,,1., KAH 86 CO. GROCERIES AND MEATS MODERN COLD STORAGE LOCKERS Wapakoneta, Ohio C-ompliments of R. B. WAHRER Dealer in Ford Cars Wapakoneta, Ohio im1q1gqim1miu.-gg-milqiunigiglqg.-In 20102011ritrifrioilviojvyioilbiwrifxiilifritrifniinifrifrq' CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH SHOP 5... Try Our Sandwiches LIMA, OHIO -lying.-H1511.11g1m1g1g1-1.g.-M1m1uu1w1m-1m-pq. R. E. SIBERTS' Shoe Rebuilding Shoes Dyed Any Color Harness Repairing and Oiling 203 E. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta Compliments of C. E. MARSHALL Dealer In General Merchandise SOUTH WARSAW, OHIO 2ojcsi4n14n11rZ01lllvZ1xi1viv0i1s11p10i1xZ1nifri1njoi1ni1x14 ilmglmzm-.m..p.-,.1g1qn1'1q1uu1gy.i.q-.gg 1019101014 1011 pjoif rjojoioioioiojiricrjt 1011 11011 11,1011 024 -.gxsgfzl-af... Y , ,,1.-1-, -..g1-f--:YQ1 pavicvioioivvienisvioicvicvianicvissicviavioicv rZ011l1o2oi111li114r14rZ1bvi0i4r10i1ni1r11rZ4ni114rZ4b14ui1 Dale B-How can you make antifreeze? Joe P-Hide her woolen pajamas. Mary Bowman-This vanishing cream is a fake! joan Harrod-What do you mean? Mary-l'vc been using it on my nose for two weeks and it is just as long as it ever was. Mrs. Shade-Does your boy find his school problems hard? Mrs. Earl-Oh no, thc problems are easy but its just that his answers are not original enough to suit Miss jcddy. Compliments of HILL 86 HAMILTON Insurance Bellefontaine, Ohio .,..g1p.--1g-q-p1.-.-1n-..1.1.1-1-1,.1g.-,.. Compliments of BAKER'S Sporting Goods MILAN BAKER, Prop. Bellefontaine, Ohio --111-4 1.-W1 1 1 1.m1n...g1g..g1g..p1g1g1q-.gig C. P. McPHERON General Agent The Midland Mutual Life Ins. Co. 9-10 Lawrence Bldg. Bellefontaine, 0. An Ohio company for Ohio policyholders ig-41-1p1g1q1--.-.1.1g1q.-5.-.-gig-413. Healthful Entertainment at the Bellefontaine Bowling Alley DUCKPINS Catering to Ladies and Men 10c a Line Bellefontaine, Ohio BEATTY Motor Sales Sales - DODGE 8x PLYMOUTH - Service 116 N. Detroit St. Empire 1890 Bellefontaine, Ohio riujoilbioilbioilvillioiebisriod -Q- 'I 1.q.-p-q1g-g-.y-.-.-g:g..--.g:..'.--1--.g.-g-p-. -p.--1g1p.---.'1g.-q.1q-g-p.-g-g---.g1p.-g-p- Compliments of KAUFMAN'S STORE SHOES-DRY GOODS WALL PAPER Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of PIEL BROTHERS CLOTHING CO. Wapakoneta, Ohio Z010i0i4vi1v11xi0i0C4xi0i1v14ri1r11ri0Z1ri4rZ4 11510201 iflxioisioi 15110: if ,1111111111111 114 101: ioioioiuioicrioi ri if 1 Compliments of WEYGANDT, S New Funeral Home PHONE 541 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Weygandt and Family Groceries 86 Meats Fruits 86 Vegetables Also AUTO - FIRE - HAIL INSURANCE BEST WISHES to the Class of 42 ALVA BOWMAN Waynesfield, Ohio 1 1 .1nu- .,-1m14,111mu1nu1uu1nn1nu1nu..lm..nu1m.1m.1,. 10101 -un1m1,m.1m,1.,n1nn1uln1mu1m1nu1m1mu1m1.m1m1,m1m.-lm- OSCAR H. ERB 86 SON Highest Market Prices Phone us for special prices on large flocks. Cash paid for cream, poultry and eggs. LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY Phone Office-Main 1881 Residence-Prospect 1361 South Blackhoof Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of Wapakoneta Farmers Grain Co. FARMALL TRACTORS and FARM MACHINERY 0302 111 141 Cr 111: 1010101130301 :init 0101130 1101011111 rioiotojoioioioix 1107014 14 x1o1oi1rioio14r1o1o1o11riex14r:1rioi4nio1cn:1vioioii ,2, nic 101011 110101-no-ri-nj-fini-vi at-rj-ni-viojojojoif r:1vj1-1-niinj-ni-visnj-nj-vjsrie oghvj-nioioiojoiv l l 3 l ! I l i l l ! ! ! U 1 4... 111.-.,....., 11:1 1 ,...im1.lu1.1ull..m:lnn-..niiTi1,1111 'E' I l l i i gl el 3- S! Sf! vi 'hi l i Neuhauser Hatcheries, Inc. U. s. APPROVED CHICKS Wapakoneta and Lima, Ohio . ... . ...i ..1.,.-...i..nu...di-.::n.-m..u.i1.m1:.ii-., Q.. --im-mi. The Detjen Grain Company Grain, Implements, Feed, Flour Coal, Building Material, Posts and Fence PHONE MAIN 1231 NO. 2 DEPOT ST. Wapakoneta, Ohio ,1i-H.-11,11 1.-M-11-ii-.4 1ryr1v:'.1iw1pg.-.1q1gii1i1.i1 1:1 .-.m--g1 1 - ... 1 Phone Main 1320 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT We Serve Only the Best S 86 E RESTAURANT Good Coffee-Short Orders John Kohler Wapakoneta, Ohio Mahan Service Station SOHIO PRODUCTS GENERAL STORE Phone Wapak Walnut 1896 St. Johns, Ohio vi rioioioioi 10103 v:1n11vg:n1eni1sims1fr1cni4vi4u21 Compliments ol' DIEGEL CANNING CO. Wapakoneta, Ohio -gigi 1 ... ig1g1n..lm-1iii1in.i1m...f... -..- W. ,ii MILO M. SHAW Coal and Feed Hay and Straw Uniopolis, Ohio Compliments of SIFERD 86 BROOKHART Wapakoneta, Ohio The St. Johns Elevators Inc. Grain. Seeds, Coal. Cement Tile. Wire Fence. Posts. and Warm Morning Heaters ST. JOHNS, OHIO 4-1111241141 nic 141030103 111:11 10102011 -uu..uui-uti1uii:...i..i-ia-1-.' -.. 13. -:..:--:.u..u .-,,-,,,.- - 1 .. ..- viovzc 1014 iz:-xozoivza-is-ion-pa-ion.:-Q94 ozwic ...n1n1g1qinimiuin1m1u1n Compliments of L. E. BRANDT DODGE-PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 110 E. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio 1-11:1--l-u1:1m1n1-qu--ulu1n11sm:u Compliments of Hughes 86 Spellman Furniture Home 415 W. Market St.-Lima, O. Open Evenings I I 1 Pants Sweaters Jackets i TWO LEGS, Inc. Lima, Ohio I gm-.- .H,-n.-n.- - -..-.,.....,-.-.- - -..-.- HATS L Q SUITS ToPcoATs Q Q Complete Furnishings g Smart Clothes for Dad and Lad i I-Iarry's Men's Wear T Lima, Ohio i l 1 n1ug.-ng- .W1ml-.qg14u414g14giun1mim.-mil.-U.-gg1-.-5-41.-U.-N- I ! in Success To ! I I I l ,E The 1 LEADER STORE The Graduates ! LIMA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE 1m1m1u-.4q- .qn1qu.-qq-qiq1,1qq1g1q-.g1g1qig1q1q.-q...g1g- 48 Years -- Sales and Services 1. W. ROWLANDS co. Everything for the Home FURNITURE - APPLIANCES ioinioioioioic icvioiujoiuioio Lima, Ohio ioiozoioiuiai 101 -imxisirinliz ,...3 xiojoioiojoiojoioixrie rioiasicvioiojcricxifrininioif :init vioi0i4rioi0icrioi4:11xi1ri0jcri4r11ri4ri1ri1r14xj1v:1 O oy 'U' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I THE FISHER DAIRY AND CHEESE CO. Wapakoneta, Ohio Manufacturers of American Cream Cheese Creamery Butter Ice Cream WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR MILK AND CREAM G. A. WINTZER 86 SON CO. Manufacturers of Wapak Meat Scrap Dealers In Hides, Tallow and Packing House By-Products -i111-1q1p:!iI1:-q1l1.1g-1g1l1g1q1g1gm-Q-q ogovxozozoxojozozu Compliments of A R T W I L DRESS SHOP 227 N. Main St. Phone Main 7873 LIMA, OHIO .3-ni-tg1gi,1p1--pi-1g1.g.1gi-1gig1.1,,,,,, ,-,-,H NED STEVENSON Shoe Repair Service 109 North Union St. LIMA, OHIO Compliments of DURO PRODUCTS CO. 216 E. Market st. Phone 92221 Lima, O. Compliments of First Federal Savings 86 Loan Association of Lima C. L. Mumaugh, Secretary 201 W. High St. Lima, Ohio 3HlQiH1K1Q1QiQiQ111Q1Ql' ZH7-1-G -.-1-I1--..1..---.gtg-.----mi--q1n1u1n.. vicbinioiujoioioievifrioioierjwnvielioicricricsiwrjoiivjoiwricrilrilricrjcrixriwxiojojoioioioilvioivep I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E 1-u111m,..uu,..gm1 1 1 1 1 1 ....g1m.14m1m1 :ini xi xi: 312 30115302 D bi 1 si 1 HERFF-JGNES company l Designers and Manufacturers of Q I School and College Jewelry, Graduation Announcements, Medals, Cups and l Trophies Indianapolis, Indiana 1 Jewelers to Waynesfield High School l Representative: P. D. Cook 03111111 rioioi si 11111111111 :ini A. C. ROUSCULP General Merchandise ROUSCULP, oH1o 34101.11-.11uu1qn1-qw 1,g1,g1lul1g'11uq1'11 1m1nu1w1qu11m 1 BOLES DAN DURAN D STUDIO W H55 School and College Photographs Photographer for the 1942 Wayne 1.2315 South Washington St. Phone 2439 111101 ri 1 ni ni 3 1 ri 1 111131 10202113 :ir Tiffin, Ohio o 100.0 :xoxox-1101 :oi--107011v:1n1-w:o:o:--:-v1-n14v1o:o1o11nj1v:o11wn11'10:-v1-f: v:o1-:io:o:o:o:--:-,:1n:o:0:o:o:-:14n11v:-ni1n:1 5... Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 111:21 ri ri .-1,,.gm1 11 1- 1,1 1g1'1'1g-gi-igig Compliments of THE HOME BANK Cridersville, Ohio BOUT. DeLONG, Cashier 2010111 11030201 ni ri vioiuioioioiu 3 1201193 Compliments of HOWARD and HERBERT BLANK .m..m-. 1 1 1 .1 1. 1 1g1g1y-.g1n1n-l.1gv-g- UMBAUGH FUNERAL HOME JOHN II. UMBAUGH WALTER E. BAYLIFF Ambulance Service Day or Night Phone 63 and 56 Cridersville, Ohio ntl 10101: 1:1-:o1o1ojoiu:4 11:11 viuioi-:ie xioinjoiozoia nc v:s1o:1nioicri4r1ojoj1vjcr11n:1r1ojo:e:a:14fiesi4v11v:evi4 01011 4,111 -ml1nn1.nn1um1lm...lm1n:u1nu1m..xxu1m1.q1n.1m,1.m 115.1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,1...1.n1,,.1q,, ri vioioioioioioia 101014 10101 101010201 1103 xi 1: :Luis 101010101 sioioioioi Gutman Grain Company GUTMAN, OHIO Grain, Seeds, Feeds, Flour, Etc. Fencing, Drain Tile, Coal, Etc. Jackson Center, Ohio-10-F-11 C. E. JONES, Manager Massey Harris Sz Ford Tractors ','- f 'fi ' . '.'.'1': Ee A - T VERI-THIN PETITE . . . Lovely, neyv style GRUEN. Yel- I low or white gold filled case, 15 Jewels ....... 529.75 HUGHES AND SON 1m1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,1m1m14m1m.-u..- Use Pride of Lima Flour MODEL MILLS LIMA, oHIo C. K. JOSSE Veterinarian PHONE 741 Waynesfield, Ohio vis iozoifuzoianioicugoioioifrza 1014 if in 14...-.q.1.m1m15m- Compliments of HEFF'S RESTAURANT Waynesfield, Ohio MR. and MRS. E. L. HEFFNER 1m,-lm--m,1.m1.m1 1 1 1:m1m 1.11.1 1.m,1w,1.m1m,1m,1m,1.1.1,m-. Compliments of The National Bank of Lima LIMA, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. -mn1 M1- 1-gg11,v--4vvv14nl11',l1 1 1 1,11m1qw14m1f--g1my1.-,y... Compliments of BOWERS Service Station Waynesfield, Ohio -m1lm.1m1ql.1f1l..1,,,1m1m..,.1m1m,1..n1m1,1 1 1m-.1um- BEATLEYS on the Lake BEATLEY HOTEL Orchard Island Rd. 111111 1:1 1131 1:1101 110101021 rioitvioioicritnioioicrioiariwxicm .dboic ioioioioioioioicriirioioicrioioioicnicvjoicriojirioioizize 020101011 riozojoiozozu? I 10101011:oio:o11n:sx14mr14r:1ui1r14v1o:1:1rj1n1oi4r14n14n1erj1:o11 wif-10101011 oiovzoxozf I Q ! ! ! ! ! ! I I I I I Q ! viu1.x2oioi'sioi1rp:x1o1n ll u 3 I I io1o1oinr1o1o1o14x1o1 sie 1 ricxifriasierlbimrlriuq I CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS To The 2 ,landl CLASS OF 1942 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1942 I THE CENTRAL I BUTCHER ac BUILDING 84 ' STEINMETZ LOAN co. 5 I General Merchandise 124 W' High St' 3 Waynesfield, Ohio Lima, Ohio T I WE WISH SUCCESS TO TI-IE CLASS OF '42 AND HOPE THAT FAME AND FORTUNE IS ACHIEVED BY ALL WAYNESFIELD GRADUATES THE COLONIAL FINANCE CO. Phone 73331 212 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio 10:4 xoxo: ax 10:1 :uc 111 ibifxcviaimricsxsvianzrie ,:,-sjoicriojojoioioifvie101011rimriojoicfini:11010141010111001111011nicrjo:1:o:414rioic:cr1o11:c1j1mjarjanj4r1c:14r:1n1o1cri4u1ae9 1434111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-q1g1g1m1'4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Wapakoneta, Ohio THE BANK WHERE YOU FEEL AT HOME Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 355,000.00 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor PEOPLES I NATIONAL BANK Service-Safety Friendship Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 35,000.00 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor WAPAKONETA, OHIO .-q1,m- For Any Gift Occasion See MOSER'S JEWELRY STORE WAPAKONETA, OHIO Fine Watches and Diamonds Real Optical Service at Fair Prices -1m1nq1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1gy.1.r.., The Methodist Church Waynesfield, Ohio INVITES YOU TO ATTEND OUR SUNDAY SERVICES Bible School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:40 a. m. Junior and Senior Choirs. Stirring Gospel Messages. Epworth Youth Fellowship 7:30 p. m. Church Night-Each Thursday Evening including Junior Church and Prayer Meeting. Forsaking not the Assembling of Ourselves Together. -Hebrews 10-25. 102010101034 201010201 rioioioioioioioia 1 3 10101 C: if 20103011 103010301011 I i I I I 4 I I I I I i I I I I 1 I i i I i I 1 I I I 4 I I I 1 1 1 .f. ifvie:jcsicx:ojo1o1o:o:cx1o1erj1x14r11r:er11x1evio:cr1u1un:oi4 10101011 11111 11014 xioioj4xj0i1riujoi4nicri4lioi1vi41icri1 44:14 njnzo n'or10:o11v1o1o1o1.vjo:o10:1r1-L1-:roi-ui'-:oi-n1o11n10-ioioqiuvi-w11 90101011 99010103014 1111101 vi 201 101014 110101 n1o101n1010:u3u1- Dozoioxozoxnioioznzoxoxa 1 11010: 201010101 10101011 Compliments of THE FARMERS BANKING COMPANY LAKICVIEW, OHIO Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 555,000.00 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor 1,51 - 1 1 - 1g,,1.g1.g1g1-1.g1q1g1g11,q- Dr. R. D. Mundhenk Dr. B. L. Mundhenk OPTOMETRISTS 114 West Market St. Lima, Ohio -g1.u- 1 1.111--m1nu1n1nu1n1uu1m1 1 1 -.g1im- REMEMBER its Smart to Shop at 3 Lima's Store of Specialty Shops .m1u:u1. 30101014 We make friends by making loans- We make loans by making friends. LIMA LOAN CO. 11715 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio 1-M1 iuninn-lu:-:w.-.niu1nu--.u:'-n1-m-uu- n-nu1uu1uu-uu- Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners-New and Used-Terms KING 86 HOOVER Free-Westinghouse Dealers p 18 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio Phone 94411 Compliments of R. T. GREGG 86 CO. LIMA, OHIO f......- -......-......-..-..........-.-.--..-.- DONATIONS A to Z Gift Shop Schumann jewelers Crane Company Hunters u.--mxqm-my-. mi 1g1m1q4i1p1.q1q1q1g1g1nuu- n:0:o11v:o1o:0j0i010i0i4:14s10c1i14nioiozuioiev:ei1ojan10:o:oiar:1n:4v10:ar14x:0101ai14x11:1014r1so:4 I 920' 1 v bingo ! njcvio1ojcrio1cxi01010j1n1uri011n11r11 0101014 '110101011rinrilrjoioirrjoisriivizriurioiesjoimrifxiam010101110101 11101010101 ' 11'-:z1:311::n1nu.-un-nu:nn-un1am...un1nu-nn1u:u1nn- I- ,ii-:zu-::.:-1.:x-um.1.m1nn-nu1nu-uurnu-an:uni-mu1in1m1 -rx:-::n1m -me-mv-sm--nu-nn-nn-nu-an-:lu-:mn1am.1qp-nl ofprx 1014 101 sianioixxioicnimxiuioioiuis BARTHAUER BATTERY SERVICE STARTING, LIGHTING AND IGNITION Lakeview, Ohio Photo Inn Variety Shoppe Gifts for All Occasions Souvenirs and Post Cards Ladies Dresses and Silk Hose Radios and Bicycles for Sale or Rent On U. S. Route 33 Russells Point and Lakeview, Ohio W. R. AND LILLIAN THOMAS KEEFERS STUDIO ALWAYS AS GOOD AS THE BEST IN ANY STYLE PHOTOGRAPH Lima, Ohio Compliments of WALKERS l Family Shoe Store Corner of Main and High Sts. LIMA, OHIO ,m.-m1- -Y .u--am :ini rioi ri nifrirlizrimniaricrioioioioioimnimnq Lakeside Boat Landing BOATS, BAIT, COTTAGES C. C. HOUSER 1 Mile North of LAKEVIEW, OHIO -un1nu1 1 1 1uu1mp1nu1.m1mg1.m1.m1.m...m1 1 1x,,,.-nn. Compliments of SUPERIOR CANDY 86 TOBACCO CO. LIMA, OHIO m1uu--nu-nu1uzu1uu-on-nn-on--mn1uu1uu-nu-nuilnn-1xi1nnl1un11ixn1un-- Compliments of Hofeller, Hiatt 86 Clark BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING STORE Lima, Ohio 1: 151m...m,11.,, m1.M1n1,..1n,l1uy1 1 11vi1,v' D. E. BODELL Quality Merchandise and Good Workmanship Is My Motto SHEET METAL WORK FURNACES Ph one 539 Waynesfield, Ohio ioioinioioiuiuioi 4. 14 1 2024131-iuinioioicrzc az., :14:zaxzozmixuiozarztnxozcrzcvisnieximvicxifnzozcizaxze11,14sxozoxocnznzoze-10101011xiozanqpozozoxozoioxozozozoiczznzaxzexie101103 CREDIT WITH HART 1,11,1m111111-ln..-.-g..-1-1-1-,gi-1.- ASPHALT TILE Is Smart problemsl . m1me.... . 'For Free Estimates Call Main 1239 11:1 And Easy to Start -if 11 n1nu... 6 S. Blackhoof St. WAPAKONETA, OHIO E 1 1 1 1 1 1 5- 1 1 l 1 i 1 l Are you delaying your building repairs because of lack of ready cash? Then here is good news for you. We can arrange finances for repairs and im- provements or additions to your home under our easy monthly payment plan. N o down payment is required. First payment due thirty days after the job is completed. Our plan covers all costs, both material and labor. Can be financed over a period as long as 11 years if so desired. Practically any kind of remodeling can be financed through our plan. We also can arrange finances for new homes. Only 10 W down payment necessary. If you own your lot and the value of the lot is equivalent to 101511 of the total cost of the home to be erected, no down payment is necessary. Call or write us and let us explain in detail our finance plans. We also will be glad to assist you in planning your remodeling, or your new home. THE LAKEVIEW LUMBER CO. LAKEVIEW, OHIO Telephone 5-2121 or 5-2141 Grover C. Thompson, Manager Heinl Floor 86 Tile Co. RUBIBER LINOLEUM LINOWALL MONOWALL Our floor coverings are custom built to your specifications iso let us help you solve your flooring 1 1 1 naoioinjcnjoaDer1cnZoj4rjojcr14xj1xj4n14n1cxicvicnjcnjcnj1 .51 NEW HAMPSHIRE GRAIN CO. GRAIN-COAL WAYNE AND MASTER MIX FEED We Try to Please GENERAL FARM MERCHANDISE CLARENCE R. SWARTZ Secretary and Manager xiuiu MARSHALL HENTZ Your I. G. A. Grocery LAKEVIEW, OHIO HOFMANN'S FOOD MARKET HOME KILLED MEATS CUSTOM BUTCHERING Lakeview, Ohio M.. .- 1 1 - iul...-n1.1m1y1q1gg1.l1g11.1-1-ig- REICHELDERFER 86 GRAHAM Grain-Seeds-Coal-Fence Posts-Lumber-Builders' Supplies Custom Grinding-Feed Mixing Manufacturers of I I CRIDER'S PRIDE STARTING MASH CRIDER'S PRIDE GROWING MASH CRIDER'S PRIDE EGG MASH Phone 13-Reverse Charges Cridersville, Ohio rxuxozozoguxnf xiojoio1o1ojo:4rioio14v11rj1rj4ri4ri1r:4 141 101011 l11s1oio1oio:4vio11s1o14r11vj4n11n14rj4x1c:1cn14 0101011 ,201 ' 10111301111 1141111101113 13113 boi 1 1:4 ic 141111311 1411113111:n1i11uioi11iuZui11i 1101 11111411411-11117111413 11-vioincpoiozf 1io111111:-1:411- Q-1:11:11:41:411o141:-1j111-1:111o1-1:111ni41:11ie111 1 1 1 is READ Compliments of i l I THE HEMMERTS AND soN i WAYNESFIELD I CHRONICLE T DEALERS IN T FINE CANDIES 31,50 Per Year .q.-q1p1q.1q1p1p-ly,1p1q.-.q1p1p1.p1g.1n1g1,,,- -515,1 .. ... .- 1 1 1 1 .-.g1n1g1q1p-g1g1g- UNIOPOLIS LUMBER 86 COAL CO. Uniopolis, O. FOR DEFENSE ON THE HOMEFRONT WE OFFER OUR SPECIALTIES: Farmer Engineered Hog Houses Brooder Houses, Portable Buildings Service, Prompt, Courteous, Accurate Information on Government Building Regulations BUILDING DESIGNS USE AND MATERIALS o 50111114 ---2 1:11111 114114 111 11c1141i41:ojo:oj11i111c1:o11114 1io1oi11j111a1io1c1:11141:oj41141i1 5 Q 0.0 z' I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T11siojoinjoifri1r14vi4nio:o:o:o:1rj1r:1n11s11rioj1r11s11vj1r11ricriuD011hisni1:cv141o1o11:o1111ri1xicr11n1cs1cs:n14n:oio1o11r1cni1h1Q O DIAMONDS WATCHES KAY'S jewelry Store ' , 129 North Main Street Lima, Ohio SILVER RADIOS WAGNER'S Garage and Service CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING M11-. .- .Mg...nl...mv...nn-,,,1nn.-nui1n.,-.,ming RENZ'S Gold-Bell Bread FOR 55 YEARS Fresh Daily By Your Friendly Neighborhood Grocer Compliments of Reed Bros. Electric Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ELECTRIC MERCHANDISE 125 E. Market St. Lima, Ohio F. G. CONRAD Electric 86 Acetylene Welding New Hampshire, Ohio iuinioioioioie 1 .1 in-,,,,.. o' 101010 rj4ni014xjo1oio11ri4110:1xj1xj4xanvi1rj1rjoj1vj1 Qbi0Z1rioZ1riui:r1crZoi0i1s1oi.9 fini vicrilnicrifrirrl 203011101 if For WALL PAPER, PAINTS, LINOLEUM, I 1 11 1ven11q1m1m1...1m-.gli1m1w1glp1m1 WINDOW SHADES See Purvis Decorating Store Wapakoneta, Ohio 1.g1m1n1q1g1n1g1g1p1g1-1 1 1 1 -gg--p1 1 1 Hartmans Market Groceries and Meats F1'uits and Vegetables New Hampshire Compliments of the KOLTER-BUCKEYE COMPANY New Hampshire, Ohio 111 .-mn--v-v1m,...w-'1m1wn1m-n-ul- - 1 EILERMAN'S CLOTHING FOR MEN Sz YOUNG MEN 74 Public Square Lima, Ohio nioZcn14nZoi1b11rZ0Z1li1r101011vi1ri1 pg-p.-Q- -pn 1m COPELANDS' I. G. A. STORE AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE New Hampshire WAGSTAFF GARAGE New Hampshire, Ohio Allis Chalmers-Full Line of Farm Equipment Compliments of MORRIS BROS. Men's and Students CLOTHING FURNISHING SHOES 217 N. Main Lima Compliments of J. C. PENNEY co. WAPAKONETA, OHIO 1m1gg1m1m1.q1m1m1m1un1m-.m,1w1l1l1.- . 1:1111 ,1 1m-1m-nn-.M-m-M-.51 1 1 1pq1pq I I I I I I I I I 2 :Quit -.-.-,-. .... -.....-.---.-....-.....I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Ttol. HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1942 DCC The Waynesfield Grain Company WAYNESFIELD UNIOPOLIS Compliments of LIMA HI-SPEED CO. 1 Jameson and Grand Ave. z DR. H. HEILEMAN Hi Speed Products PHONE 585 2 Waynesfield, Ohio May Bros. 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