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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1948 volume:

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We have striven to make this the best annual ever published at Waynesfield and we hope We have succeeded. We hope you will always be able to remember your good times at Wayne High through this book. K JANE E. NEFF Q Dedication To Mr. Eugene Hemphill, Who has been an unfailing source of help to us in our quest for knowledge, we dedi- cate this yearbook. It is hoped that this Will show, in some small way, oilr deep appreciation for the many services he has rendered us. Administration Su purillte-lulo nt Mr. Edgar Grimm was born in Mvrcvr County in 1914, and was graduats-d from Cx-lina High Srhool in 1932. In 1938, hr- rvcvivr-cl his Bachvlofs Dc-- grvc' from Findlay Colle-gr. HL' hus hu-n supcrintvndvnt at 1V:xym-Qfivld for llll't'l' yvars. llml rel oi Elluvni inn lsi Row: Wultvr Cummings, Floyd lllofk, Dam' Bodvll. 2nd Row: Ln: Turnvr, Faris P ppll-, I,vs'l-r Smith. slllllll'lll fllllllvil Clizxrlm-ra llaimmrr, Evelyn Hvilr- mzm, U4-nv 'l' u s s i n g, Mr. flrimm, Advisor, Tom Hodvll, junior Nvwlzlnd, Larry Wilson, me MRS. GLADYS ZIMMERMAN Miami University, Ohio and Wittenberg College Elementary Teacher's Course lst Grade MOLLIE STANFIELD Ohio North-ern University B. S. in Education Second Grade LILA WIEBE Bluffton Collette and Ohio Northern University Elementary Education iird Grade MRS. MABEL. WOODWARD Illinois State University Normal Ill. 4th Grade WINONA WINEGARDNER Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Degree of Pedagogy Life Certificate 5th Grade MRS. VONDOLA ANDREWS Ohio Northern University Bowling Green Degree in Pedzurogy Life Certificate Gth Grade bl W, R. HATFIELD Ohio Northern University H'story and Mathematics Life Certificate MRS. GRIMM Fimllay Colle-gre, A. B. in Ed. Home Er-onomicsz Plane Geometry: Shorthand English: Girls Ph. Ed.: Uiologival Science. MR. MOORE Ohio State University B. S. in Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop BARBARA WINGET Capital University Grade Music Band Hiizh' Svhool Glen Clubs History DON I.. WHITACRE Wittenberg: College, B. S. 1942! Washington University llt46 Columbia University 1947 M. A. Health and Phyical Etlucation SK'.6l1l'E MRS. MCKIBBEN A. li. Iowa. Wesleyan 1931 li. S. Ohio Northern University 1942 EUGENE F. HEMPHILL Ohio Northern University B. S. in Ed. Bluffton Colleire, 1 summer English and Latin School Building Bus Drivers I in .W ww I ' Leonard Pyles, Gene Jacobs, Bill Carter, Louis Dawson, Orlo Shaner, Bernie Myers I 'uslollialn ilffieo Girl F' Burleigh Howcll Donna Joan Wcygandt falfolurial ,t - . .-., . ll 4, Marilyn Shif-lcls, Sylvia S1-tty, Wanda Br-1-rs, Mrs. Gaithvl Guthrie, Viviun Albaugh, Mrs. Maury Cummings, Ruth Wircmuu, Ncllic Wcbb, Mrs. Donna Jean Wcygaudt. I0 53 75 Q x 3UCE. SG Xi gn. N-an-1 V... JICANN E H llN'l'l'1R Commercial Course: Band 1-2,3-4: Glee Club 1-2-4: Sextette I-2-4: Annual Sfaff 3: News Reporter 1: Student Council Representative 2: President 3-4: Library Staff 1: G. A. A. 1: Office Staff 1. TED GILRUY Junior Class Play 3: Business Manager Annual 3: Vice President Class 4: Commercial Course. DONNA BUNS'SI1ER Band l-2-3-49 G. A. A. 1 : Sludent Council 3: Secretary 4: Annual Staff 3. :lx '35 DOROTHY LI'lAMON Class Secretary 2: Class Treasurer 4: Student Council 1: Glee Club 1-2-4: Mixed Chorus 1-23 G. A. A. Librarian 1-2-3: Dramatics Club 45 Lites 1-2: Class Play 3: Editor Annual 3: Homecoming Attendant Valedictorian. TOM B01 J ELL 1 : Hi of 42 Class Treasurer 1: President 2: W. Ass'r.. 3-4: President 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Football 3-4: Cap- tain 4: Class play 3-4: Dramatics Club 4: Annual Staff 3: Boys Chorus Librarian 4. YVONN E VASE I-Iarrod 1-2 5 Chorus 2-4 3 President 1-4 3 1: Student Council 2: Vice Pies. Drq- matic Club 4: Class Play 3-4: Home Coming Attendant 35 Home Coming Queen 4. 1+:vE1,YN cH11.1cs G. A. A. 1: Band 4: Annual Staff 3. Bl LL. ROBERSUN , ' Baskbtball 2: Baseball 3: Annual Staff 3. h' B E'l'1' Y MIN N ICH Hi Lites 3-4: Girls Chorus 4: Annual Staff 3: Commercial Course 1-2-3-4: Home Ee. Club 3: G. A. A. 1. Sl' IC MOYER Library Staff 4: G. A. A. 1: Hi Lltes 43 Annual Staff 33 Glee Club 1-4. Rf J B ERT THOM PSON Class Play 43 Annual Staff 3. LUIS ANN BENNl'l'l l' Hi Lites 2-3-4: Glee Club 1-Z-4: News Reporter 2-3: Band 3: Dramatics Club 4: Annual 3. M X R'l'll A MORRIS Glee Club 1-4: Vice Pres. 2: Youth Council on Atomic Crisis 2: Editorial Staff 2-3: Mixed Chorus 2: G. A. A. 2: Vice Pres. G. A. C. 3: Treasumr 3: Hi Lites 4: Drama Club 4: Class Play 4. JU E STOCKER Class Play 4: Baseball 33 Basketball 1-2-3: Student Council lg Annual Staff 3: Dramatics Club 4. l Ul'll.I.l'2 GOSSARD G. A. A. 1: Library Staff 4: Hi Lites 1-4: Annual Staff 3: Glee Club 1-2-4. l UANNA MUSSER Commercial Course: Hi Lites 1-2-3-4: Girls Chorus 1-2-4: Mixed Chorus 1-4: Sextette 1-2-4: Octette 1: Trio 1-2-3-4: G. A. A. 1: Annual Staff 8: Library 1-2: Band 1-2: Secretary 3: Office Staff 1: News Reporter 2: Prince of Peace 2-4. li KTHLEEN PEPPLE Band 1-2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 1: Glee Club 1-3-4: Cheerleader 2-3-4: W. Ass'n. 3-4: Class Play 3-4: Commercial Course: Sextette 4: Annual Staff 3: Secretary W Ass'r.. 3-4: Vice Pres. Class 3. 'll ARY GRAY Hi Lites 1-2: Annual Staff 3: Girls Chorus 1-2-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2: Class Officer 2-8: G. A. A. 1: Library Staff 3: Class Play 4. M A RTHA KAU FMAN Commercial Course 1-2-8-4. Mixed Chorus 1-2: G. A. A. 1: Hi Lites 1-2-3-4: Annual Staff 3: Library Staff 1-2-3-4: Home Ee. Club 3. RAY MORRIS Basketball 8: Annual Staff 3: Foot- ball 4: W. Association 4. ESTII ER BABQ 'OCK Commercial Course: Office Stuff 1: G. A. A. 1: Band 8: Band Reporter 8: Glee Club 2: Mixed Chorus 1-2-4: Class Play 3-4: Operetta. 4: Business Mana- ger Annual Staff 3: Hi Lites 3-4: Home Ee. Club 3: Library 2-3-4. M ILDRED D UL EBUHN Commercial Course 1-2-3-4: Operetta 43 Editor of Hi Lites 4: Asst. Editor of Hi Lites 33 Annual Staff 3: G.AIA. 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls Glee Club 1-43 Sexbette 4. RUN ALIJ Tl I RN ER FFA 1-2-3-4: Annual Staff 3: Class Play 4: Student Advisor FFA 4: Senti- nel 3: Agriculture 1-2-3-4: Basketball 3. MARILYN CUMMINGS Collexze Prep Course: Girls Glee Club 1-2-4: G. A. A. 1: Dramatic:-x Club 4: Hi Lites 1-2-4: Business Mgr. Hi Lites 43 Scholarship Test 3-4: Annual Staff 33 Librarian 3-4: Sextette 4. MARILYN HORN G. A. A. 13 Hi Lites 4: Hi Liles Sec- retary 4: Sextette 4: W Association 4: Cheerleader 4: Operetta 4: Annual Staff 8: Mixed Chorus 1-2: Girls Glee Club 4: Hom Ec Club 3: Commercial Course 1-2-3-4: Class Play 4. HILL BLY Football 3-4: FFA 1-2: W. Ass'n. 3-4: Annual Staff 3: Claus Play 3: Dra- matics Club 4: Baseball 3: Agriculture 1-2. Class History 1944-45 A On the second day of September 1945, thirty-one eager and enthusiastic students entered the Freshman class at old Wayne High. To get school under way we elected class officers, George Eley was elected president, Sue Moyer, secretary, and Tom Bodell, treasurer. Eight new members from New Hampshire were added to our class enrollment because of the combination of the two schools. During the year several of the members took part in various school activities. One party was held which enlivened our Freshman year very much. Otherwise the year was rather quiet while we waited for our second year of high school to appear. 1945-46 With the ringing of the school bell in the fall of 145, we found there were now forty-one in our class. The results of class elections were as follows: Tom Bodell, president, Dorothy Lhamon, secretary, and Mary Gray, treasurer. Other than a class party or two our Sophomore year proved rather uneventful and soon we began to look toward our Junior year with a little more knowledge than we had at the end of the previous year. 1946-47 juniors .was the word we heard chanted among thirty-nine students as we entered room twenty-six in the fall of 1946. We started the year by electing our class officers as follows: Marilyn Jean Hunter, president, Dick Judy, secretary, and Mary Gray, treasurer. Being Juniors, we were faced with the task of publishing the Wayne Echo. Dorothy Lhamon was made editor, Marilyn Jean Hunter, assistant editor, Ted Gilroy, business manager and Esther Babcock, assistant business manager. F ailor Studio was chosen to take the pictures. After much hard work we succeeded in publishing a successful annual. Several important occasions were anticipated and entered into by many members of our class. One of the most important was the establishment of a football team and among the squad were several robust boys from our class. We ordered and received our class rings and pins. Another undertaking was the junior class play, Twixteen. The cast included Ted Gilroy, Esther Babcock, Bill Bly, Tom Bodell, Kathleen Pepple, George Eley, Yvonne Case, Evelyn Wagstaff and Dorothy Lhamon. On the evening of May 16, as we approached the auditorium at Wayne High, we saw a beautiful red and white decorated room and whom do we see moving to the step of the soft music under the dim lights? Why it is none other than the Juniors and Seniors and the occasion, the junior and Senior Reception. As the year came to a close we were pleased with our accomplishments and looked for- ward to making our next year an even more successful one. 1947-48 The year twenty-six students had looked, hoped, and prayed for had finally come and we were Seniors at last. The last year of our school life was begun with the election of class officers. Marilyn Jean Hunter was elected president, Donna Bowsher, secretary and Dorothy Lhamon, treasurer. Our main problem was that of making money for a Senior trip in the spring. Working toward this aim, we sold refreshments at the football and basketball games. We also sold stationery, Tee shirts, and bandanas. Graduation pictures were taken by Failor Studio and everyone seemed well pleased with his pictures. Measurements were taken for caps and gowns and invitations and name cards were ordered. The most sensational event of the year was the presentation of the Senior class play on the warm evening of April 30, 1948. It was called 'KSpring Is Here and we found it really was. Class Prophee As I was sitting by the window in my study, contemplating a theme for my next novel, suddenly a bright light, illustrious and radiant, appeared before my eyes. Through the mist I could see a silent, white figure beginning to take shape. As it drew nearer, I saw a crown upon her head: she wore a long white robe: and she moved in a gliding way to stop before my desk. The Voiceof Prophecy was written on her crown. As I watched her, her lips began to move. Startled and surprised, I was beginning to hear of the class of '48. Waynesflald would hardly be able to exist, were it not for the eggs, milk, cream and meat supplied by the farm which is owned and operated by the former Esther Babcock and her husband, Gene Bailey. They also are the parents of two lovely children and seem to be very appy. Did you read that article in the Lima News on Should We Fight Russia Again ? Well, that was written by Lois Ann Bennett, who has become a very successful journalist and is making a name for herself in the literary world. Having heard of that new discovery in the line of drugs, Slip-a-Cillin-Doc, you surely recognized the world-famous heart specialist, Blll Bly as the founder of it. Without the aid of his steadfast companion, also his nurse. said drug, Slip-a-Cillin-Doc, would never have been made known to the common layman. Through the powerful influence of his pen and mind, Mr. Thomas J. Bodell, Esquire, who is now associate editor of the New York Times. ls exposing to the American public. the undermining methods employed by the Communists to gain their ends. You remember the former Donna Belle Bowsher? Well, she is now the wife of a minister, Donald Spencer. who has a church near Sprlngdalo, located southeast of Waynesfield. They have three bouncing baby boys, who constitute their sorrows and joys. California has been blessed with the arrival of a former Waynesficld resident. She is now Mrs. Kenneth Burden, the former Yvonne goes Crue. He was recently discharged from the U. S. Navy and they have seLt.ed down to a peaceful married life in their sunny California unite ow. Whatl Another sailor's wife. Yes, Mrs. Roger Case. the former Evelyn Ch-iles is novi' Mrs. Roger Case. Since his discharge, they and their adorable little girl have been farming or. the lone prairie. Remember that girl who was so enthused about Asbury? Yeah, the one who lived at Holden and blushed at every word which was spoken to her? Well, she has graduated from Asbury and is still waiting for that Asbury guy's ten years to diminish so she can live a happy and prosperous life. Oh, yes! Romance, a new interest in life. A new outlook. We well remember Mildred Dulebohn and Ronald Turner in those days. But now, yes, now they are operating a farm. They are raising Duroc Jerseys and Mid has even learned to drive that John Deere A. Band sakes. Did you hear about the new turn in housekeeping? Yes, it's Ted Gilroy who is now keeping house for his happy family consisting of two dogs, a cat and a canary. In his spare time he is employed as a postal clerk at the Waynesiield 1-'ost Office. West Newton has surely become important and practically overnight. It has been blessed with the addition of a married couple, Bill Lawrence and Lucille Gossard. Lucille is that well-known concert pianist who has made a name for herself on Broadway. Another college girl? Yes, you should be proud of your Wittenberg graduate, Mary Gray. She is known as one of the most famous Wd capablg stenographers ln the field and rumors have it that she and her boss are seen regularly as spectators of the football games of aynes e . The former Marilyn Horn is now employed as secretary and wife of the manager of the New Hampshire Grain Co. They seem to be enjoying their life and work very much. Remember the girl who floated away in the operetta? Yes, she finally did and with Jim Chiles, too: Marilyn Hunter has done well for herself for she worked as a secretary prior to their getting married. And back in 1948 when you graduated there was, sure thing, another diamond. Who was wearing it? That's right! Martha Kaufman and who was the lucky man? Right againl Shortie Davis. At present she is fully occupied by caring for the Little Davises and Shortie. Walt a minute. One member has sailed over to Wapakoneta and is the wife of Tom Brandt, manager of the Dodge, Chrysler, Ply- mouth. Sha ls the one-time Dorothy Lhamon, who was the capable manager of the Senior class money in '48. A1lAh8l' one of those graduates who lived over by New Hampshire is doing all right. Yes, Betty Minnich- is a capable secretary working at an office in Lima and her fame is wide-spread throughout Lima and surrounding districts. Through the mist, the prophetess smiled, And you, Martha Morris, as everyone knows are doing quite well for yourself. Your name is high-lighted in the literary world and with Ron and a new Dodge, wel-l-l, you are very well off. That Ray Morris has gone far and fast. At present he is engaged by the Graham Motors Co. as a mechanical engineer. With a wife and four children to come home to every night-wh-at more could a guy ask for'I My, look at that modern home over there. Oh, yes. Now I see it. It's the new style, all glass, and doesn't that family seem happyl I guess that Sue Moyer's taking Home Ec. really was of some value to her, for look at the results. If you would have listened to CBS last nite, you would have heard the renowned voice of Luanna. Schnelle, formerly Musser, floating over the wires. She and Kermit are now living happily in their home in New York. Kathleen Pepple, Mrs. Joe Chiles since a month ago, has just returned from her honeymoon in Niagara Falls. They plan to settle down outside of Waynesfieid and farm. Bill Roberson is flying high , but not as he had originally planned. He learned how to fly in the Army Air Corps, and recently purchased Wright Field in Dayton. Joe Stocker was honored with the inevitable-Betty Spaulding. He now has a license to preach and a little farm and the future looks rosy for both. The lovely homes ln New York and Waynesfield have only Bob Thompson, eccentric interior decorator, to thank. He is so much ln demand and so popular that recently the President tried to engage him to redecorate the White House. Bob had to decline because of hll eccentric nature-the balcony is again being moved, and he detests carpenters. That ls all for the class of '48, spake my companion. She then faded back from whence she came leaving me to my memories. --, ii,-sis. 4 2 2 W tif' ...sg Lg if ,. . t It . . ,E l 1 i -T :- 4' 4 . 2 i !' . 1 5 Q! ll .. Fi l'. . qu ,l x 1. L..-. ' ' rdf: Class Will and Testanlent SR. Tom Bodell Lucille Gossard Marilyn Horn Mildred Dulebohn Sue Moyer Mary Gray Luanna Musser Kathleen Pepple Jeanne Hunter Ray Morris Dorothy Lhamon Ted Gilroy Joe Stocker Bill Bly Bob Thompson Lois Ann Bennett Donna Bowsher Evelyn Chiles Marilyn Cummings Martha Kaufman Betty Minnich Yvonne Case Martha Morris Bill Roberson Ronald Turner Esther Babcock WILLS Address book her piano playing ability her raven tresses ability to keep Hi-Lites files in a mess her blond hair athletic ability ability to keep in style cheerleading ability her brown eyes singing ability intelligence his brotherly love ability to fall in love his nurse careful driving jitterbugging her pleasant smile neatness blush short men shyness smallness her jokes ability to flirt farming ability ability to get along with men T0 A Charles Ware Lucy Carter Pat Copeland Anise Guthrie Doris Gay Darlene McCarty Jane Neff Joanne Crawford Marion Carter Bob Baker Sz Dick Oglesbee Duane McKinney Byron Gilroy Gene Tussing Sz Chuck Hanenkrat Charles Barnes Jim Chiles Rosie McCormick Morris Smith Wetzell Hardin Marilyn Shields Carolyn Shields Margie Swartz John Shaw 8x Nolan Van Horn Clarence Reinhart Carl Swartz 8: Dean McAdams Walter Kaufman Sz Dwight Case Beth Babcock Name Esther Babcock Lois Ann Bennett Bill Bly Tom Bodell Donna Belle Bowsher Yvonne Case Evelyn Chiles Marilyn Cummings Mildred Dulebohn Ted Gilroy Lucille Gossard Mary Gray Marilyn Horn Marilyn jean Hunter Martha Kaufman Dorothy Lhamon Betty Minniek Martha Morris Ray Morris Sue Moyer Luanna Musser Kathleen Pepple ' Bill Roberson joe Stocker Bob Thompson Ronald Tumer Nickname uBabbyyv Miranda Bill Boodle as Donniei' Vonnie Pee Wee Marilyn' Dulie ...lava Jude Mary .. Jeannie- Ma.rth,ie, sLDotn Bet Yokel Rapid Suzie Lou', Kitty P Willie sslloen WI-ompyn Turner Haymie Rogues Gallery Hangout Dodge Home Dayton Where there's women Dodge Home Home Home 47 Ford Up town Home Home Ford Home Davis's Home Home Tennessee Around Home Sehnelle's Home Lima Spauldings Pool Room Home Ambition Farmer's Wife Journalist Doctor Journalist Housewife Designer Housewife Go to Asbury Secretary Preacher Housewife Go to College Secretary Be a Success Housewife Healthy, Happy and Glad Secretary Happiness Engineer Housewife Home Maker To be a successful Typist Pilot Farmer Interior Decorator Farmer By Word None Goody Goody Gumdrop I guess I'll take vanilla Oh My Gosh Gee Wizz Piffle Oh My Claviele Gosh Censored Oh my Lord Gee Good Grief Heavenly days Good Lord Ding Bat Gosh Beans None Oh my Gosh Good Gravy Ye Gads! Juv I Don't Know I reckon Yes, Dear Weakness Brunettes Curly Headed Blondes Brunette Women Don Flirting Sailor Blushing Ronald i Braids Bill Men n .- Brunette Brunette Shorty Men Men None Blondes 'xBud A Blond A Blond Brunette A brownette Women nMidss Advice to Juniors WE, THE SENIORS OF WAYNE HIGH, being experienced and school-weary, feel that as superiors we should counsel you, next year's Seniors, in order that you may obtain the most from the hectic experience known as your Senior year in school. WE ADVISE: BETH BABCOCK - -to put out more of those good dealsw in chemistry. BOB BAKER -to keep singing. Sinatra and Crosby can't last forever. CHARLES BARNES -to read the book Driving with Care and Safety. LUCY CARTER -to keep on marrying off the family, you'll get your turn some day. MARION CARTER -to knock off the talking in class. DWIGHT CASE -to drive that Hudson slowly enroute to Sl1ield's. JIM CHILES -to get over being hen-pecked. PAT COPELAND -to keep Baker in a good mood. JOANNE CRAWFORD -to keep after us. Some day we'll get our props straight. KENNETH EARL -to keep it rough for opposing football teams. DORIS GAY -to stay on the stage. Lena Rivers was a success. BYRON GILROY -to stay in the east end and keep Tomithy company. ANISE GUTHRIE -to stop leading all these guys in such a merry chase. CHARLES HANENKRAT -to take a life-time course in photography. WETZELL HARDIN --to forget your shyness and live. WALTER KAUFMAN -to buzz right over. DEAN MCADAMS -to keep Olivet your goal. DARLEN E MCCARTY -to watch Margie and pick up a few pointers. ROSIE MCCORMICK -to send the boys home to Buckland early. TOM MOYER -to keep working on that trip to Coney Island! JANE NEFF -to keep looking for a big boy . RICHARD OGLESBEE -to cut out the hc-rseplay. One broken leg is enough. JOHN SHAW -to eat more food more often. MARILYN SHIELDS -to get over your bashfulness. CAROLYN SHIELDS -to blush like Marilyn. It seems to work. MORRIS SMITH -to read Basketball Rules and Regulationsn. CARL SWARTZ -to let the girls know where they stand. MARGIE SWARTZ ' -to keep playing piano. Gene likes your accompaniment. GENE TUSSING -to brush up on your magic. NOLAN VAN HORN --to treat that Model An carefully. CHARLES WARE -to keep blowing. Harry James needs a trombonist. KENT WOODWARD -to have an answer for What's the story on that. Juniors , A ,., .4 lst Row: Tom Moyc-r, Margin Swartz, Marion Cartvr, Anisc' Guthrie, Wetzell Hardin, Rosie 2nd 3rd Nlc'Corn1ic'k, G1-nv Tussing, Pat Copvland, Walt:-r Kaufman, Doris Gay, Richard Oglvslwvv. Row: Mrs. McKibbcn, Advisorg Bob Baker, Byron Gilroy, Kent Woodward, jim Chiles, llharlvs Han:-nkrat, John Shaw, Morris Smith, D4-an McAdams, Dwight Casv, Nolan Van llorn, Kc-nm-th Earl. Row: Carolyn Shivlds, Duainc- McKinney, Cllarcnvc Rvinhart, joannc Crawford, Marilyn Shields, Jane Neff, Darlvnc McCarty, Carl Swartz, Charles Ware, Bc-th Babcock. ,,,,u- Sopllonmrvs 4 lst Row: Maxine Arthur, Sylvia Setty, Dean Cummings, Mary Heileman, Bob Shobe, Mildred Morris, Rollie Guthrie, Jr. Newland, Anne Copeland, Betty Dawson, Vivian Albaugh. 2nd Row: Dan Webb, John Bault, Joan Wheatley, Jeanette Shaner, Marcella Barns, Wanda Beers, Betty Jo Coates, Louise Shook, Jean Sanders, Rosetta Hunter, Mr. Whitacre, Advisor. 3rd Row: Ray Wireman, Clark Miller, Delbert Case, Gene Dulebohn, Duaine Copeland Roy Lhamon, Ralph Hubble, Roger Andrews, Dean Kent. Fri-sll me-n ,:Jl lst Row: Charles Copeland, Esther Spaulding, Charles Spencer, IQaDene Shaw, Beth Pepple Ruth Wir:-man, Charles Hammer, Maxine Sneary, Ruth Dawson. 2nd Row: Mr. Moore, Adivsorg Shirley Newland, Esther Gilroy, Nan Brown, Nelly Webb Put Bowersoek, Doris Longnleir, Shirley Minnich, Viola Dawson, Dwight Gratz. 17rd Row: jack Barnes, jim Bennett, Earl Dawson, Edison Wreede, Jim Moss, Robert Reed Gary Peck, Dick Barnes, Jerome Fagan, Nelson Bowshcr. Eighth Grade lst Row: Darrell Kent, Margaret Spaulding, Lillian Gilroy, Bobby Riff, Nevelyn Heileman, Wanda Shaw, Dickie Arthur, Russell Kaufman, Mary Ellen Hunter, Clyde Sneary. 2nd Row: Mrs. Grimm, Advisor, Gary McCormick, Dolores Young, Elores Case, Jacqueline Blodgett, Betty Bowman, Lorcne Shepherd, Mary Spaulding, Shirley Miller, Dickie Allen. 3rd Row: Jane Horn, Burlin Lhamon, Vera Jane Gossard, Togi Eubanks, Norma Emrick, Sue Brown, Donna Jean Gross, Dannie Shields. Suvuntll liraulo lst Row. l. to r. Phyllis Forht, Carol Turner, .Ianvt Nvwland, Vaudv Guthriv, Gary Privv, 2nd lird Willard Cummings, Larry Wilson, Donald Bowman. Row: Lorvtta Wvygandt, Ann Fullrrton, Patricia Rosh, Charlvs Bvvrs, lfudd Dawson, William Shauh, Louise Maura-r, Shirley Coolidge-. Row: Klor Gossard, Doyle Price, Charlvs Hastings, jamvs Spaulding, Gilbert Byvrs, Donald Webb, Jack Peck, Tom Bault, Gerald Spvnccr, Jr. Dulcbohn, Mr. W, R. Hatfivld, Advisor. L w First Grade lst Row: Ann Yale, Sandra Emrick, Nancy Weygandt, Janice Barnes, Richard Perkey, Beverly McBride, Charles Schwab, Vernon Stiles, Karen Wilcox, Connie Wells, Rebecca Smith, Lowell Rumer, Beverly Hunnaman, Dan Miller. 2nd Row: Alice Bowersock, Loretta Spencer, Danny Neeley, Judy Mustard, Faye Lhamon, Sherry Sproul, Bobbie Dulebohn, Dale Turner, Billy Schultz, Chuck Josse, Mary Lou Young, Doris Music, Betty Wells, Joyce Cummings, Ronald Dawson, Larry Gilroy. 3rd Row: Bobbie Ritchie, Donald Wagstaff, David Wilcox, Billy Schultz, Gary Preston, Joe Beers, Nanacy Hardesty, Sandra Kinninger, Pat Denny, Patricia Campbell, Bruce Feikert, Clyde Byer, Michael Ireland, Don Grimm. Teacher, Mrs. Zimmerman. Q Second, Grade lst Row: Allan Coder, Martha Oglesbec, David Moss, Karen Gossard, Dennis Brewer, Twila Gossard, Jerry Buckmaster, Bonnie Bradley, Frank Snearv, Betty Dawson, Sally Guthrie, Carolyn Josse, Annetta Smith, Genevra Hunnaman, Darene Smith, Sharon Guider. 2nd Row: Billy Koch, Mary Ellen Rhinehart, Larry Herndon, Lila Hunter, Carolyn Under- wood, Dickie Ritchie, Henel Ralston, Alan Spencer, Paul Leonard, Connie Dawson, Judy Newland, Charles Copeland, Klor Newland, Joe Spencer, Patty Early, Ruth Barnes. Teacher, Mrs. Stanfield. F ,I Third Grade lst Row: Carol Smith, Ruth Ann Heffner, Carol Sue Gross, Lee Turner, Sharon Denny, Jean Spencer, Elba Wells, Joyce Stacy, Darrell Kaufman, Joe Gay, Mary Ellen Pepple, ld. Kent Mongo 2nd Row: Kenneth Numbers, David Dudgeon, Vernon Webb, Carolyn Leonard, Ferrell Spencer, Jane Wilcox, Nanacy Wells, Bobby Fetter, Jacqueline Hunnaman, Mary Ann Bradley, Violet Bradley. 3rd Row: Robert Lhamon, Frederick Woods, Larry Hoffmeier, Tommy Spencer, Jo Ann Whetstone, Carl Webb, Dale Huffer, James Sehaub, Ronald Wells, Darlene Grooms, Marvin Spencer. Teacher, Miss Wiebe. 1 Fourth 'Grade lst Row: Carl Barnes, Eugene Kaufman, Shirley Ann Meyers, Lodena Sheperd, Loretta Howell, Joyce Block, Ruby Case, Barbara Kaufman, Shirley Guider, Lee Pylcs, Dean Smith, Lois Copeland. 2nd Row: Robert Bondurant, Joyce Wells, Jo Ann Murphy, Frances Ritchie, Gloria Brewer, Jo Ann Smith, Sonja Feikert, James Early, Donald Spencer, Lee Shobe, Shirley Spencer. 3rd Row: Larry Shaw, Roger Byer, Grace Beers, Carlton K. Shellenbarger, Pat Brown, Loren Waitman, Lynn Gossard, Beverly Blodgett, Myrna Huffer, Martha Hunter. Teacher, Mrs. Woodward. Fifth Grade lst Row: Clyde Cook, Rowena Sneary, Richard Meyers, Nancy Schultz, Clifford McCormick, Robert Neff, Linda Herndon, Clyde Rumer, Virginia Perkey, Faris Moyer. 2nd Row: James Webb, Robert Kaufman, Carl Copeland, Charles Newland, David Brown, Pattie Brewer, Carolyn Focht, Tommy Stacy, Lowell Shepard. 3rd Row: Barbara Underwood, Bud Wirman, Sue Ritchie, Donald Ritchie, Roger Peck, Miriam Copeland, Jacklyn Morris, Betty Spencer, Larry Smith. Teacher, Miss Winegardner. Sixth Grade lst Row: Charles Guthrie, Allen Whetstone, Nancy Pepple, Ruth Ann Oglesbee, Richard Moss, Roberta Lhamon, Ann Dulebohn, Leonard Cummings, Carol Dawson, Janice Perkey. 2nd Row: Jimmy Wells, James Ridenour, Nancy Bowersock, Joyce Webb, Doris Crider, Taylor Hale, Wilma Bowersock, Valera Babcock, Robert Spillman. 3rd Row: Phyllis Hines, Barbara McCormick, Sandra Herndon, Dwight Spencer, Ross Sidener, Melvin Numbers. 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A. lst Row: Gary Peck, Dean Kent, Ray Wireman, Robert Reed. 2nd Row: Roger Andrews, john Shaw, Gene Tussing, Richard Oglesbee, Marion Carter, Carl Swartz, Walter Kaufman, Ronald Turner. 3rd Row-Edison Wreede, Kent Woodward, Kenneth Earl, Dwight Case, Duaine Copeland, Nolan Van Horn, Clarence Reinhart, Ralph Hubble, Mr. Moore, Advisor. - 4th Row: Charles Copeland, Dean Cummings, Jerome Fagan, Delbert Case, Dwight Gratz, Earl Dawson, Charles Spencer, Charles Hammer, Nelson Bowsher. Ili-Lite Stuff lst Row: Anise Guthrie, Assistant Editor, Luanna Musser, Pat Copeland, Maxine Arthur, Doris Gay, Marilyn Horn, Marilyn Cummings, Mildred Morris, Sue Moyer, Lucille Gossard, jean Sanders, Mildred Dulebohn, Editor. 2nd Row: Mrs. McKibben, Advisor, Lois Bennett, Jane Neff, Betty Jo Coates, Anne Copeland, Mary Heileman, Rosetta Hunter, Beth Babcock, ,Ioan Wheatley, Marcella Barns, Martha Morris, Rosie McCormick, Margie Swartz. WW Association lst Row: Marilyn Horn, Gene Tussing, John Shaw, jim Chiles, Tom Bodell, Bill Bly, Carl Swartz, Kathleen Pepple. 2nd Row: Beth Pepple, Bob Shobe, Dan Webb, Charles Hanenkrat, Morris Smith, Kent Woodward, Bob Baker, Gene Dulebohn, john Bault, Ray Morris, Ladene Shaw. A 3rd Row: Kenneth Earl, Bill Roberson, Roy Lhamon, Jim Moss, Rollie Guthrie, Dean Kent. 'lt-. . fu I ' 1 lst 2nd 3rd lst 2nd Annual Staff Row: Marilyn Shields, Rosie McCormick, Pat Copeland, Anise Guthrie, Carl Swartz, Doris Gay, Jane Neff, Gene Tussing, Walter Kaufman, Marion Carter, Margie Swartz, Darlene McCarty. Row: Mrs. McKibben, Advisor, Tom Moyer, Byron Gilroy, Kent Woodward, Jim Chiles, john Shaw, Nolan Van Horn, Dean McAdams, Bob Baker, Richard Oglesbee, Wetzell Hardin. Row: Carolyn Shields, Joanne Crawford, Charles Ware, Duaine McKinney, Dwight Case, Chuck Hanenkrat, Morris Smith, Kenneth Earl, Clarence Reinhart, Beth Babcock. Boys Chorus Row: il'0lll Bodell, Chuck Hanenkrat, Bob Baker, Bob Shobe, Richard Oglesbee, john Shaw, Jim Chiles, Kenneth Earl, Morris Smith, Kent Woodward, Duaine McKinney, Rollie Guthrie. Row: Pat Copeland, Pianist, Walter Kaufman, Marion Carter, Ralph Hubble, Roger Andrews, Charles Copeland, Dwight Case, Nolan Van Horn, Roy Lhamon, Gene Tussing, Ray Wireman, Delbert Case, Dean Kent, Miss Winget, Leader. Girls Chorus lst Row: Miss Winget, Leader, Marcella Barnes, ,Ioan Wheatley, Louise Shook, Ladene Shaw, 2nd 3rd Marilyn Horn, Luanne Musser, Esther Gilroy, Shirley Newland, Doris Gay, Beth Pcpple, Maxine Heilman, Jeanette Shaner, Jean Sanders. Row: Yvonne Case, jane Neff, Dorothy Lhamon, Viola Dawson, Ruth Wireman, Nellie Webb, Nan Brown, Esther Babcock, Rosetta Hunter, Anne Copeland, Lois Ann Bennett, Jeanne Hunter, Mary Gray, Kathleen Pepple, Marilyn Cummings, Darlene McCarty, Margie Swartz, Pat Copeland. Row: Mildred Morris, Anise Guthrie, Betty Jo Coates, Carolyn Shields, Beth Babcock, Betty Minnich, Mildred Dulebohn, Sue Moyer, Lucille Gossard, Marilyn Shields, Martha Morris, Rosie McCormick, Maxine Sneary, Shirley Minnich, Esther Spaulding. Library Staff Seated: Mrs. Grimm, Advisor, Martha Kaufman, Lucy Carter, jean Sanders. Standing: Marilyn Cummings, Esther Babcock, Pat Bowcrsoek, Beth Pepple, Lucille Cossard, Sue Moyer, Tom Bodell. llramatics Club S , 1 I i ' 1 , ' , , in 1 , ,. ,i f - - . , ., ..1...,.. ..,.. ....,.. ....,. . ., i, .... ..... ,. ..-........ .... .. . ,,., . , , , .. ... i lst Row: Esther Gilroy, Esther Babcock, Dorothy' Lhamon, Marilyn Shields, Pat Bowersock, LaDcne Shaw, Yvonne Case, Carl Swartz, Pat Copeland, Carolyn Shields, Rosie McCor- mick, Charles Hanenkrat, Sylvia Setty, Maxine Arthur, Jean Sanders. 2nd Row: Shirley Newland, Lois Bennett, Annc'Copeland, Rosetta Hunter, Mary Hr-ileman, Bill Bly, Kenneth Earl, JimiChiles, John Shaw, Joe Stocker, Dwight Case, Byron Gilroy, Tom Moyer, Richard Oglcsbee, Mildred Morris, Betty Dawson, Marilyn Cummings, Nan Brown, Ruth Dawson. 3rd Row: Jane Neff, Doris Gay, Anise Guthrie, Beth Pepple, Clark Miller, Charles Ware, Wetzell Hardin, Nolan Van Horn, Kent Woodward, Gene Tussing, Morris Smith, Jim Moss, Marion Carter, Walter Kaufman, Jeanette Shane-r, Beth Babcock, Joanne Crawford, Betty Jo Coates, Maxine Sneary, Louise Shook. Beginning of 2nd Row: Mr. Hemphill, Doris Longmeir, Esther Spaulding. 1' 4 v. 4 4 v 4' , A -w I. Q 1 Uh 1 u. Q f s ty Guthrie, Bet Tussing, Sally Gilroy Gene Q. Hun ter, Byron Copeland, Jeanne Bowsher, Esther Spaulding, Anne na Belle 011 Carol Turner, D Row: t H. .2 5. 3 GJ. L4 S cn .53 S .C U M. 'Q-4 U Z U C ll E. E C 5' ES S2 EH - .22 -5.-cz. ae. in. s-'E Wu 'EE' :E mm G. Ei' 310. ,ET x-.D-4 gg E' 5-133 ... A E2 IU QJIIJ .ec 1: 1:5 A-w if :QE .-G Ill .girl C Qi. 'U 8 gi .. -u as S51 N E3 055 Qs: .AS 3,-I N os- Us O HZ 'CI : ls 2 Winger, Advlsor, Miss Bennett, III Pat Copeland, Ji Jeanette Shaner, Norma Emrick, Mary Heileman. 3rd Row: Rosetta Hunter, Nevelyn Heileman, Beth Babcock, English Study Hall Typing gmt k i 1 Q, , Q , - ' - if' - ,gi , M-Q llome lic. Chemistry Gym in 5 lhlml WW Formation AIITIUN! Cheerleaders Cheerleaders: Kathleen Pepplc, Marilyn Horn, LaDene Shaw, Beth Pc-pple. A A 4 . FIIIITBALL TEAM lst Row: jim Moss, Ray Morris, Bill Bly, John Shaw, Tom Bodell, jim Chiles, Dwight Case, Bob Baker, Jr. Newland, Manager. 2nd Row: Dean Kent, Gene Dulebohn, Roy Lhamon, Kent Woodward, Edison Wreede, John Baker, Rollie Guthrie, Mr. Whitacre, Coach. 3rd Row: Dwight Gratz, Charles Hancnkrat, Bob Shobc, Tom Moyer, Dan Webb, Kenny Earl. I lIll'I'l'll'llll0l'S llhccrlx-udrrs: Knllnlm-vii P1-pplv, Marilyn Horn, LaDcm- Shaw, Bn-th Pi-pplv. , M, BASKETBALL TEAM lxl2lll2lg'l'l'SI Dirk lizwm-s and jim Moss. lst Row: ,lim Llhilm-s, Tom Boclvll, Niorris Smith, Bob liakvr, John Shaw, Carl Swartz, Km-uni lizirl, Dan Wm-lull, Rolliv Guthriv. 2nd ROW: Dram Cummings, Clharlvs Hzmvnkrat, Duaim' Mc'Kinnvy, Duuim- Copvlzilid, Dwight Cass, Byron Gilroy, Richard Oglcsbcc, john Bault, Bob Shobc. Grain-Feed-Coal General Farm Merchandise Phone 711 The New Hampshire Grain Co. Elevators at New Hampshire and St. Johns New Hampshire, Ohio Wayne and Master Mix Feeds SUSIE Q DRIVE INN Sandwiches of all Kinds Curb Service Lima, Ohio For Saddles, 'n Mocs '11 Stuff that's New, Try Schiff's Kirby Shoe Store Compliments of MANHATTAN CIGAR STORE -audi LIMA, OHIO The Wagstaff Garage Ohio Farmers' Grain and Su 1 Ass'n Allis-Chalmers Dealer Y New Hampshire, Ohio Grain, Feed, Coal and Supplies Phone 5-2441 Lakeview, Ohio or Your . . . Wall Paper and PaiI1'LS Compliments of See PURVIS HI WAY LUNCH Decorating Store 108 N. Union st. 111 East Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Lima, Ohio THE ELECTRIC SHOP Robert H. Shobe Phone 773 Electrical Supplies Maytag Hotpoint Sales 8a Service Sherwin Williams Paint Skelgas Bottle Gas Ranges Sz Water Heaters R. C. A. Victor Radios General Electric Radios Compliments of CURLY'S MARKET Groceries Sz Meats Friend Book Store Stationers Gifts - Office Supplies Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of WAYNESFIELD HATCHERY Waynesfield, Ohio Mr. 8a Mrs. E. D. Jorg Props. Phone 441 Dealers n Livestock and Dairy Cows Phones 441-435 JoRG at W1Lcox Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments of Smith and Moore Hardware Phone 5-2401 Lakeview, Ohio The Detjen Grain Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio Dealers in Grain Feed Fertilizer Farm Equipment Better Gifts , , That Compl1ments ot Last The Flrst National Bank DON JENKINS J el r Wapakoneta, Ohio CW C in W. lug-11 st. Lima, ohio Member F' D' I' C' Compliments of Longmeir's Market New Hampshire Phone Waynesfield 666 Club Restaurant For Sandwiches Sz Meals Wapakoneta, Ohio Harrison and Quentin Veit Compliments of Gamel's Stop and Shop Fine Foods, Quality Meats Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Wearing Apparel, Patent Medicines New Hampshire, O. Compliments of WAGSTAFF'S Barber Shop New Hampshire DO-DROP INN R. J. CHILES Bob 8z Ginny Cook, Mgrs. Bficklayel' Waynesfield, Ohio 17110119 495 , . Waynesfield, Ohio JOHN HODOSKO Compliments 86 SONS -of- llegistered Jewelers 210 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio TALLMAN'S HI-SPEED STATION Gasoline, Oil, Accessories -Friendly Service- Phone 601 Waynesfield, Ohio FRED SMITH BARBER SHOP Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments of FURRY'S STORE Patent Medicine and Sundries FOUNTAIN SERVICE gl SANDWICH SHOP Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments of GRIME'S RESTAURANT GOOD EATS-SOFT DRINKS POOL OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE YOU Waynesfield, Ohio GUY PENCE MOVING GENERAL HAULING PUCO-ICC Phone 381 Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments of HOWELUS HARDWARE -We Try to Please A11- Waynesfield, Ohio BEAUTY IS NOT OUR 7 MOTTO GREINER S It's Our Business S0hi0 Service Maxine Beauty Sh0P Waynesfield, 0. Waynesfield PHONE 643 Compliments ol' Swonguer 86 Schneider Wapakoneta, Ohio l Lll'IlltLll'l' - Appliances Floor Coverings Compliments of Thompson's Market Phone 668 New Hampshire, Ohio Abbot Shoe Store Wapakoneta, Ohio THANK YOU YALE BROS, Inc. PRINTERS Sc PUBLISHERS Phone 75 1 Waynesfield DORSEY,S MARKET Harrod, Ohio Phone 682 A Friendly Place to Trade L. E. Brandt 86 Sons, Inc. Your Friendly Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Since 1924 Wapakoneta, Ohio PIGATTI'S Clara and Pete Restaurant and Service Station Roundhead, Ohio l'VIcCluer's Appliances 226 North Elizabeth St. Phone 7-7881 Lima, Ohio General Electric Products Ironrite Ironers Bendix Home Laundry All Small Appliances MOSER jewelry Store Wapakoneta, Ohio JEWELERS Since1860 Westem Auto Associate Store Home Owned and Operated by E. A. Bailey Everything for the Automobile 18 West Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Sproul's Weldmg and Blacksmithing Ornamental Iron New Hampshire, Ohio Basement Barbershop ICVQ E. Auglaize St. lleneath People's National Bank Carl Hanold, Prop. GALLANT at KNoTTs HARVESTER co. Tractors - Farm Machinery Motor Trucks lnteznational Sales, Service and Parts If You Need It-We've Got It New Hampshire, Ohio Webers Restaurant Just a Good Place to Eat Meals and Short Orders Served 24 Hours a Day Always Good Coffee Wapakoneta, Ohio Meet Your Friends at THE BRUNSWICK Wapakoneta, Ohio Dewey Bob SIDENER 86 SONS Hardware and Supplies Phone 718 Waynesfield New Hampshire, Ohio Plumbing' and Plumbing Supplies Pumps-Deep and Shallow Well Paints and Varnishes Cabinet Sinks and Wall Cabinets Wall Coverings and Chrome Trim Roofing and Roof Paints J. W. THRUSH Hay - Straw - Coal - Feeds Custom Grinding Sz Mixing For the Betterment of Yourself, Your Family, Your Friends and Your Community ATTEND REGULARLY THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THE METHODIST CHURCH Waynesfield, O. Phone 647 Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments Ld- . . . Re-Roofing, Re-Siding General Construction Washalcie Construction Co. MARSHALL 86 FESS Lakeview, Ohio Dealer in General Merchandise Warsaw Phone 5-2804 J. Allen Blaine R. C. Blaine Owner Sz Manager Sales Manager McGINLEY'S MUSIC MART Compliments --Ofi 230 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio I 't' ments-Lessons-Music RESTAURANT l onnie dk Earl Shellenbargel' C 1, t f Props. omp imen s o DRVILLE L. RABE Phone 623 85 Waynesfield, Ohio Waynesfield, Ohio W E Y G A N D T FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE TO SERVE AS WE WOULD BE SERVED Phone, Dial 541 Waynesfield, Ohio Slattery Service Station Pure Oil Products Hudson Sales and Service Willipie Sz Pearl Sts. Wapakoneta, Ohio Breckenridge Appliances, Inc. Main 85 Spring Sts. Lima, Ohio Frigidaire Refrigerators Tappan Gas Ranges Electric Ranges, 'Natcr Heaters, Automatic Washers, Ironcrs, and Home Freezers W.-stinglicurze, Bendix, Emerson SL Majestic Radios H 86 H MARKET L. E. Hubbell and F. B. Hites Harrod, Ohio QUINN'S Wall Paper Paints Phone 4-9391 211 W. High St. Lima, Ohio FRANKLIN'S Firestone Wapakoneta, Ohio Frederickis Beauty Academy 13215 N. Main st. Lima, Ohio Established 1925 DENIG Tractor Sales Ford-Dearborn Equipment Wapakoneta, Ohio Be Sure-Make Sure You Get Weather Seal Combination Windows with Interlock Construction For Free Estimate Call or Write Weather Seal of Lima 121 S. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio Phone 49611 1 CUMMINGS' General Store Joliet AUGSBURGER'S GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Candy, Cigars Cigarettes, Tobacco, Fish Phone 173-788 Coon Lumber and Builder's Supplies Dealers in All Kinds of Building Materials Phone 4-E211 llussells Point, Ohio West Newton Store Groceries and General Merchandise Carl W. Downing C 86 B Sales 86 Service General Repairing W1 ecker Service Body and Fender Work Phone fl-F2311 llussells Point, Ohio Compliments of ALPHA CAFE Wapakoneta. Ohio Piel Bros. Clothing Co. Dependable Clothing: . Furnishings . Hats Wapakoncta, Ohio REED'S MARKET Quality Meats Sz Groceries at Everyday Low Price Wapakonela, Ohio Compliments of HOFMAN'S Super Market Lakeview, Ohio MILO M. SHAW Lumber and Builde1 s Supplies BEST WISHES M-tgl.. THE CLASS OF '48 CLOVER FARM STORE Dick 86 Joe Hatfield Waynesfield, Ohio W. N. ULREY 86 SONS Distributors Texaco Gas-Oil-Greases General Merchandise HOLDEN, OHIO, R. F. D. 1 WAYNESFIELD, OHIO Waynesfield Phone 451 Compliments Compliments f -0f-- 0 WAYNE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL SUPER BANK MARKET Wapakoneta, Ohio Sheet Music Musical Instrument YOCUM'S STORE Pianos Radio General Electric Appliances Music Store Home Sz Auto Supplies Hank Armentrout Wapakoneta' Ohm 134 East High Street Lima, Ohio Compliments of BOWMAN BROTHERS SHOPPING CENTER Fine Foods General Merchandise WE DELIVER Call 603 The Goodhousekeeping Shop Furniture and Appliances at Their Best Lima's Leading Credit House 28-30 Public Sq. Lima, Ohio Phone 5-2141 Phone 5-2121 The Lakeview Lumber Co. Everything in Lumber Mill-Work, Doors, Sash, Glass, Paints, Builders' Hardware, Sewer Pipe, Lime, Plaster and Cement Lakeview, Ohio F 86 F CIGAR STORE Beer Lunch-Pool 119 E. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Frank Fred Phone Waynesfield 767 Painter's Garage United Motors Service Auto and Tractor Repairing Gus Sz Oils-Batteries-Accessories Auto and Tractor Tires New Hampshire, Ohio WAYNE FOOD LOCKERS Ice Czeam Zero Lockers Adinfral Refrigerators Individual Locker Service Waynesfield, Ohio Phone 561 Compliments of Hunter Motor Sales Chevrolet Sales SL Service Complete Line of Electrical Appliances M. A. Hunter Waynesfield, Ohio Phone 42 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 114 W. Market St. Lima, Ohio Quality Class Rings 8x Graduation Supplies by the L. G. Balfour Co. For Service-H. Raymond Raleigh Box 111 Marion, Ohio Sales STUDEBAKER Service PURDY GARAGE 508 IC. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of jacob Werner 86 Sons Fine Foods Since 1894 Locker Service Wapakoneta, Ohio HEINL 86 SONS Funeral Home Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of Koneta Hotel and Tavern- Wapakoneta, Ohio Phone 76553 KNOBBY KNIT-IT SHOPPE 206 Masonic Building Lima, Ohio , You Buy From Us, We'll Tell You How to Knit, Crochet, Etc. BROWN'S DAIRY 1 Wapakoneta, Ohio Ice Cream-Milk-Butter Cream-Cottage Cheese KAH 86 CO. Groceries and Meats Refrigerators and Lockers Wapakoneta, Ohio Smith Bros. Electric Co. Frigidaires, Maytags gl Hoover Sweepers ln Wapakoneta 1t's the TEDDY BEAR , Malts, Sandwiches, Soups A Compliments of T - EDA'S STYLE SHOP Wapakoneta, Ohio 5501, W-. - , - - ...vi . -1-Y 4- L- ,..n . L ,- . . Xi .. , ' 52' n1'A . I 1 c fqu Y.. . . '5',. T' 1 . V2 ' '. '. ff AL . . 41 - is - - . Y ' 1' I ' 1 Y .W f ' .-Ji -' 1 I' 1 ,AP I , .-e':m1Qf -, 5 2. L.- me--.L . S: Q j-.144 V v ff . ' ' .- K . 4 , ,V 5 , I LL-f, .- ' , l '. 'ny' .N 1 fqghj' ' . ., , 5-Q . 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