York Township High School - Talisman Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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We hope by this dedication to show some of our thanks for the untiring help she has given to us through the past years. Please accept this as a token of our thanks. We hope that in the years to come this annual may recall to your mind pleasant memories of time well-spent in assisting us toward our goals in life. 4 at --f 9. x --rs in grip Ig-XL, -tiger, , -K Fiizgmiigifsli:-1,: h ., if J: X X if .siyiial 51314511-'QT' D ii A- rx r e N e Q 27552111 iWQff w. 9 ' 9 Q - ' ' 2: .eff:,1-zf4f?'N'G :X yi, gba V F' in if w1'q:,p?6:gQ,, 'gfkgrx A , - Xi'-if? r ' fu gig XXX--. Y yi ' '1- zf-N 1 X if V r. i K if i xQj'I1fA.Kfqg '. . be 'L R il 1 E Yfzawt e ., ,:., ,Lu . -V ,. XA, ft?-ie L- -iijQ1,:,.ff h, - H i Q 1 H' s9?if5Qi: 'iiififgip N' Q f ' - 1 .:SQfiffJgi.wS: Ldv 511:- N 'iii I l I, as 5 I Q: igxrg-LW::n1-tt, Q. iv- 3 '- .EL ' ', Q X , 1- .1 - ss- X . , .ex ,L l an .Q f I. dx, . V. f '. Fwy . ' 'X 7 Z 'P 558' J, 1 X I an , ,qi il Ag xx X I n . WF! -fc ', e, J l N 5-. A . .gl wi.. ' Sa . 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Iii Q3 EQ 'f virq Sp 5 R. G. Brand County Superintendent of Schools D. E. lVIcD0nel Superintendent A. B. Adrian College M.A. Ohio State University English Mathematics Physical Science Just for fun Board of Education Bottom Row-Russell Linton, Edward Wiliiams, Pres., Minor Davies, Clerk. Top Row--John Krugh, Harold Gamble, Sam Gregg. 6 Helen Breese Everett Koenig B.S.M. Bluffton College B.S.A. Ohio State University Music Commercial Oh be quiet Vocational Agriculture That's a Whale of a thing is Arlene Morris B.S. Bowling Green University Social Science William J. McConaha English Bowling Green University Oh for pete sake! Science Physical Education I want you to know Emerald Pugh Ohio Northern University Grades Seven and Eight My Stars Lois Shackelford A.B. Otterbein College English Latin History Oh gee! D. Edwin Jones Ohio Northern University Intermediate Got a dime ? Carmella M. Heif ner Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Elementary Education Get your lessons ! Mildred Leis Bowling Green University Kindergarten-Primary KlOh77 Eva Zinn Ohio Northern University Intermediate Oh, my land l K AV'-iq QW? .- xm.. gi 5 'WWE wsw 52 , 2 A W TW7 I J' ,,-xx v C- lil nr- nt ' A iq 1114. ii' ' me 31 5 A r i a lr gilii ll 3.11 so Y N .- . , Sb K l A ,Q - ' 5 'f A as A QF! bv i ,- , : s I' el? -1 x K r 4 Y gi- . WTR 1 lfgiifx J lli- xL, b Vg. ,va .V .im 555. , , . lsqglnilk. Ui' lg? tim 2? l-.ff-. Amish! ,SQL q- ' ,159 bg? 'ill lu 5 '4 ' ix 19 'gig Z Q v Wan? ,Hi-'mx I la K 3 A X N31 x 115 4 SW if fu ' wa -- if W 'lf Q 1 f Hin s A , if ng 7' xx: pw gf. vi as , l- le. at 2 ai, XK Qi,41lRX.py'i5l Us Q56 fx . R gf v xx ' 1 I Ol' ' xl 1 . -,tw gf lg, :alll if ,, ,E gig As participants in the many pro- grams presented by our studio we Wish to submit this final production for your approval. We look with re- gret at the passing of these years and hope that this book will preserve some of the highlights for you and us. 11 .RN 'f,f, ff lin Rs I fl :lf H M ' r lla -W Y A Y 'V 1 L 5.4 M 25 mf fx. Lv ,ig-'-.ff , f e ' Seniors 1948 Joan Bevington C'Jo J Mixed chorus, 1-2-3-4 Girls chorus, 1-2-3-4 Class play, 3-4 Spotlight features editor, 3 Girl reserve, 1-2 4-H, 1-2 Oh Gee Donald Boley C Carl J Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Baseball, 1-2-3-4 Class play, 3-4 Mixed chorus, 2-3-4 Boys chorus, 2-3-4 F.F.A., 2-3-4 F.F.A. president, 4 F.F.A. vice-president, 3 Class vice-president, 3 Talisman asst. editor-in-chief, 4 Spotlight sports, 3 You dumb ol' foo Wayne Bolton f LeW j Class play, 3-4 Basketball manager, 3-4 Baseball manager, 3-4 Cheerleader, 2 Mixed chorus, 1-2-3-4 Boys chor'us, 1-2-3-4 Spotlight class reporter, 3 Class reporter, 1 F.F.A., 2-3-4 F.F.A. reporter, 3 Class president, 4 Class secretary, 3 Dumb Poke 12 Evalyn Burnett C'Evy J Mixed chorus, 1-2-4 Girls chorus, 1-2-4 Class play, 4 Class secretary-treasurer, 1 Girl reserve, 1-2 Can't help it Dale Calvin f Ca1 J Basketball, 4 Baseball, 4 Class play, 4 Mixed chorus, 4 Boys chorus, 4 Vice-President, 4 Two-cents for what you're thinking Dale Lewis C'Walter J Basketball, 2-3-4 Baseball, 1-2-3-4 Mixed chorus, 1-2-3-4 Boys chorus, 1-2-3-4 Spotlight Circulation mgr., 3 Class president, 2 Class treasurer, 3 Talisman sports ed., 4 F.F.A., 2-3-4 F.F.A. treasurer, 4 Class play, 3-4 Well now 13 Mary Ellen Couts C Shorty J Mixed chorus, 1-2-3-4 Girls chorus, 1-2-3-4 Girl reserve, 1-2 Class play, 3-4 Spotlight jokes, 3 4-H, 1 Whoops Maxine Crone C'Max J Mixed chorus, 1-2-3-4 Girls chorus, 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader, 1-2 Girl reserve, 1-2 Class play, 3-4 Spotlight editor-in-chief, 3 Talisman Calendar editor, 4 Jeepers Paul Davis f Smiles J Mixed chorus, 1-2-3-4 Boys chorus, 1-2-3-4 Class play, 3-4 Spotlight music editor, 3 Talisman editor-in-chief, 4 Class president, 1 Class reporter, 2-4 I don't know 14 Edwin Pollock C Ernest,'D Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Baseball, 1-2-3-4 Mixed chorus, 2-3-4 Boys chorus, 2-3-4 Spotlight printer, 3 Class play, 3-4 F.F.A., 2-3-4 Can I help it? Morgan Roberts f Corky J Mixed chorus, 1-2-3-4 Boys chorus, 1- 2-3-4 Class play, 3-4 Class vice-president, 1 Class secretary-treasurer, 2 F.F.A.. 2-3-4 F.F.A., treasurer, 3 Spotlight F.F.A. reporter, 3 Talisman business manager, 4 Wee-Wee Eva Watson C'Doc J Mixed chorus, 2-3-4 Girls chorus, 2-3-4 Cheerleader, 4 Class play, 3-4 Class president, 3 Class secretary-treasurer, 4 Spotlight art editor, 3 Talisman art editor, 4 Jeepers J ohnny 15 Class History i Observers on the first morning of school, 1936, could not fail to notice 20 small children who shyly entered their classroom to absorb some knowl- edge under the direction of Miss Johnson. Of these 20 who started, 10 are graduating this year. Remember when Paul Davies got a whipping? In the second grade we were under the direction of Miss Kreischer. Remember how she used to paint her toenails in school? Morgan Roberts also collected four whippings. We were directed by Miss Gibson in the third grade. Donald Jones left our class this year. Remember when Dale Lewis brought an alligator to schoollz 'Also Ed Pollock kissed Maxine Crone. Love was in bloom for those two ...... Miss Evans started us on the road to learning about the world by our studying geography. Remember when Joan Bevington threw a piece of chalk at D. Edwin Jones and almost hit him. We were directed by D. E. Jones in the fifth and sixth grades. Some of us felt the whacks of his paddle. Remember when Dale Lewis, Edwin Pol- lock, Bob Yost, Don Boley crawled out of the window?????? In our seventh year we had our first party. Miss Jones was our sponsor. We found out after a few weeks that Miss Jones had a temper. Ask Evalyn Burnett. This was our first year as Junior High students. We began our Eighth grade with Mrs. Pugh as our instructor. Eva Watson joined our class this year. Remember when Eva and Dale Lewis had a crush on each other? ? ? ? ?? We started out as green Freshmen with Miss Breese as our sponsor. We elected class officers this year. We had a party at Don Boley's home and some of us stayed there until 3:00 A.M. Remember when Max, sitting on a barrel, tried to thread a needle? ? ? ? ?? The next year we found that we were more than members of the high school-we were actually Sophomores. Eva Watson rejoined us tempo- rarily. Remember when Dale L. cried after initiation?????? In our Junior year we found many exciting things to do. We presented our class play, WHAT A FAMILY on April 18, 1947. We received our class rings and pins and we were very proud of them. We entertained the Seniors May 8 at Whitehall Inn for the Prom. Eva Watson entered our class the second semester as a permanent member. Miss Breese was again our sponsor. Our Senior year found us under the guidance of Mrs. Morris. She kept us in step, too. Soon after school started we began work on our class play. We presented BOLTS AND NUTS on October 24, 1947, to a very appre- ciative audience. About the middle of November Mr. Ward came and we chose our name cards and invitations. During most of our Senior year we were kept busy by working on the annual. On October 11 we went to the Endicott Studio in St. Marys to have our graduation pictures taken. On February 11 some of our class went to Ft. Wayne to see the Zollner Pistons play. We had to sit on cement steps and were they ever hard! We decided to take a trip to Washington, D.C. after school is out. 16 Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1948 of York High School, having been ac- knowledged mentally superior and physically perfect by the faculty and underclassmen, do hereby make our last will and testament. 1. To the Junior Class we will our ability to get along with the teachers. Also, we will to them our studious attitude and superiority in athletics. 2. To the Sophomores we will our remarkable way of skipping school and our ability to stay out of trouble. 3. To the Freshmen we will our ability to be seen and not heard. 4. To the faculty we will our pencils, Qrasures, worn out books, chewing gum and other facilities which have helped us in securing our knowledge. Realizing that the members of our class are especially gifted, we wish to make the following personal bequeaths. 5. I, Maxine Crone, will my ba to Mr. McConaha. 6. I, Ed Pollock, will my ability to get acquainted with girls to Franklin Rigdon. 7. I, Eva Watson, will my slimness to Ettamay Patrick. 8. I, Donald Boley, will my ability for athletics to Johnnie Oberlitner. 9. I, Mary Couts, will my ability to go steady to Eleanor Evans. 10. I, Paul Davies, will my ability to get good grades to Howard Bev- ington. 11. I, Evalyn Burnett, will my ability to get in early to Dave Doan. 12. I, Dale Calvin, will my way with the underclassmen to Dean Swygart. 13. I, Morgan Roberts will 6 inches of my excessive height to Johnnie Brenneman. 14. I, Joan Bevington, will my ability to get along with Miss Breese to Margaret Ries. 15. I, Dale Lewis, will my ability to drive ever so carefully to Kenny Crowe. 16. I, Wayne Bolton, will my ability to skip school to Carolyn Wise. 17 Class Prophecy Van Wert, Ohio May 30, 1958 THIS IS STATION WYHS!! Here are predictions for 1958 by Slapsy Maxy Paul Davies will be elected governor of Ohio by a unanimous vote of the people. He will be called the Smiling Governor. Mary Ellen Couts will be happily married to a famous Dayton business man. He is the owner of the noted Purdy Buick Sales, serving Dayton and surrounding areas. The Cincinnati Reds will have a new star pitcher, who is, HOLD YOUR SEATS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, the one and only Don Boley. .Evalyn Burnett's high average in Hygiene will finally bring her through. She will take over her duties as head nurse at Walter Reed Hos- pital next June. 1 predict that Dale Lewis, better known as Walter, will have a two hun- dred acre farm and he will call it Oxhead Acres. He will have a complete line of Ford equipment. Joanne Bevington will be head waitress in the largest and swankiest of Cleveland's Lake Front Restaurants. I predict that Dale Calvin will be in Hollywood, riding his favorite pinto, ACE, in all the western thrillers. Eva Watson will be the best soda jerker in Michigan. They say that she can whip up a soda in no time. Wayne Bolton has never rocked a boat, but he will be captain of a cat- tle boat which will go to Germany in a few months. I predict that Morgan Roberts will be State Agricultural Agent. He always did like Ag in his school days. To date, Edwin Pollock has eluded all females, so I predict that he will be elected President of the Lonely Hearts Club. Aside from my duties as radio predictor, I have a farm on which I raise pure-bred mountain goats. I hope to have three hundred head before the year is over. 18 Iunior News Class oflicers t is year were: President.lf1.,'.,.Q. ack Fronefield Vice President .,.. Kenneth Crowe Secretary .....,..........,, Paul Gamble Treasurer .....,....,,.,.... Mary Linton This year for the first time we served the Thanksgiving dinner and it was quite an experience for us. We hope all were filled. We served at four basketball games and on December 23 we sponsored a Turkey Raflle and We made 32100. In April we presented our class play UHILLBILLY COURT- SHIP, and hoped everyone en- joyed seeing it as we did giving it. First Row-Edward Rigdon, Allen Thomas. Second Row-Gordon Jones, Margaret Ries, Kenneth Crowe, Ettamay Pat- rick. Third Row-Mary Linton, Paul Gain- ble, Nancy Evans, Jack Fronefield. Seated-Mary Linton, Paul Gamble, Jack Fronefield, Kenneth C1'owe. Standing-Miss Breese. Sophomore News September 8, there were 12 pu- pils who started the Sophomore year. We elected class officers a week after school started. They are as follows: President o....,.....,..,. Robert Muter Vice President ...,,. Dean Swygart Secretary ..,....... Anna Lee Taylor Treasurer ............., Eleanor Evans Reporter ...,.... ............. D on Price The Sophornores were in the speech choir for Thanksgiving Day. We had a theater party No- vember 3, 1947. We were glad to have David Doan enter our class. We wish to thank Mr. Mc- Conaha for sponsoring us this year. First Row-Anna Lee Taylor, Howard Bevington. Second Row-John Brenneman, Connie Perez, Dean Swygart, Jackie Gallo- way. Third Row-Eleanor Evans, Don Price, Dorothea Pugh, Bobby Muter. Seated-Bobby Muter, Anna Lee Tay- lor, Eleanor Evans, Dean Swygart. Standing-Mr. McConaha, Don Price. Freshman News Our first year of high school is much the same as we antici- pated. On the first day of school fourteen boys and girls were en- rolled. Near the end of the first semester, one of the girls who left last year, came back. At the beginning of the year we elected the following officers: President .......,,.,. Mildred Gamble Vice President ........ Carolyn Wise Secretary .,..............,. Roger Heath Treasurer ,,................ Jean Watson News Reporter .............,.............. Gloria Jean George We have had two parties so far this year. The first, a class party, was at Harold Boley's. The sec- ond party was given by our pres- ident's parents. We also enjoyed one the second semester. Our class wishes to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Shackelford, for a wonderful Freshman year. First Row-Gloria Jean George, Roger Heath, Harold Boley. Second Row-Mildred Gamble, Frank- lin Rigdon, Carolyn Wise, Jean Wat- son. Third Row-John Oberlitner, George Swygart, Stanley Calvin, Edward Jones. Seated-Mrs. Shackelford, Gloria Jean George, Carolyn Wise, Mildred Gam- ble. Standing-Roger Heath. mm An f '-1 1-QJZFF' Eighth Grade First Row-Robert Burcaw, David Evans, llyron Nolan, Robert Taylor, S Welker, Hugh Owen Pugh, Vernon Bolei Second Row-Ellen Price, Kay Galloway, Jane Walker, Marilyn Dee Lewis, Mrs. Carol Phelps, Jane Swygart, Joan Evans Helen Davis. Third Row-Charles Doan. Billy Hughes Crowe, .lack VVallick. Seventh Grade First RowfMarvin Taylor, Reed Linton. Ellen Boley, Diane Nichols, Joy Morris, I Price, Larry Cozad, Marvin Welker. Second Row-Gene Oberlitner, Marcia 'I Becky Hughes, Frank Pollock, Richard I' Martha Van Eman, Paul Perz, and Mrs, Sixth Grade First Row --Shirley Pollock, Betty Crewe, neth lioley, Hugh Jones, Ronald Long, II Osborn, Roger Price, Gloria Welker, Prurlen. Second Row 'MHl'j!lI9Ylt9 Burcaw, Alice K Harold Etgen, Romual Ramos, Gerald John Dolbey, Wayne Gamble, Kathryn l Wanda Emans, and Mr. Jones. . Fifth Grade First Rowe-'Kenneth Kunrlt-rt. Joe Perez Evans, James Diss, Bobbie Osborn, Paul John C. Morris. Second Row -Joyce Mc-Dann-l. Janell Swj Mr. Jones. Ruby Ashton, Virginia Rider, Calvin. 22 F'ourth Grade Rowe-John Linton. Carl Pollock, Rich- foy, Don Roger Williams, Larry Wel- th Welker. Ruth Thatcher, Martha V---Mrs. Heffner, Billy Feasby, Richard David Welker, Nolan Lewis, Evelyn Eileen Price. Third Grade Row-Judy McConahey, Marcia Long. jatterson, James Long, Lowell Nolan, Evans, Jane Muter, Mary Osborne, lIcDonel. w-Ronald Owens, Jean Allen, Ruth er, Sidney Krugh. Mrs. Zinn, Bobby , Dick Schwariz. Rodney Bevington. Vilkins, Bobby Coil. Second Grade RowfJerry Bolton, Marilyn Gamble, Qeate, Shirley Kundert, Sandra Feasby, nrofit, Mark Welker, Joe Book. ow-Jimmy Wollet, Roger Jamison, Etgen, Mrs. Zinn, Susan Diss, Jane ty, Janet Galloway. First Grade Rowflioward Fisher, Louise Painter, Fisher, Carol Good, Warren Burnett, John Evans, Dick Bolton, Tex Rider. we-Don Muter, Dick Perez, Doyce Rice, Pollock, Carolyn Schmidt, Joyce Beer- onald Wallick, Mrs. Leis. 23 K X N ':'4 pfziiilzhv r' I Q I I ' Wm-f '-2A'lii.N X ' ',-35-'f1?QA - . 4 .ef ' i ..,,,-.,. . ,. , - ..,, Mwwwg. 3 . f -'ff f- Q-L-'A :.' F, .1V'e2 VL ' j gf . QI,'a3N'g :-' if-5 ' ' yr4L 'f , 'sn v. S K, y. Nfg . 1 , . .34 X 3-A 3 4 1, . i . 4 ii 1 i WLT? 5. W, ' N' fi iq fi ,u N, . . N i 5i'1 ' lm. X ' 'ing r 1 H nl' lE g'g,f'!,N?i n , 'Hu 52 Hi ,, Q ' ' -.X is it - L as M . ws.. . . . .ug iwwgk Lay, J H x M1 If A: ' N Nw x - , z q -, 1., ,l i 4, , , -bfi - 1 -Y - mp '! ,5 fi ,Vu 513g, 5. Q . fy' fa 6i'v' 1 'En ,gi fm :I J Qin - - ' ' ' '-1513426 3 ' - ' i ff' 'wifi K4 ' 2 - V V-5' M'-f'1'zN ' A ' Q f I ff 9 f 153,14 :1,.,s.t f ggi? Ti L1 3 .XR xgg A fi, Guards., 1 - w. ww -J--D :vu Hia? 1.76 ian 4- .f.br.X Hkgqi L ts t Mr. McConaha has made an excel- lent director for our sports programs. Many of our fondest memories are as- sociated with our sport activities. So with this in mind We present this quarter hour from our sports pro- gram. 25 ENN -SU ff ijt ff ,TH M N3 W Y K w I 'Y A 7 IK, YQ Ld E53 F4 sr4 :QW . ay D4 PM F xi Basketball OUR PLAYERS 33-Don Boley-Forward Don's excellent shooting and stellar defense work made him one of the greatest basketball players at York. He will be greatly missed next year. 55-David Doan-Forward Dave was a real scrapper to the end. He had plenty of power and was always on the job. We hope he is back with us next year. 00-Gordon Jones-Center Gordon was a good defense man and next year he should show what he has in the line of basketball. 11-Edwin Pollock-Guard Ed was a smooth ball handler and always on the job. Whenever the battle was tough he was always in there fighting. He will be missed on the squad next year. 66-Dale Calvin-Guard Dale was with us only one year but he soon showed us that he was flashy with speed to burn. He will be missed on the squad next year as guard. 88-Dale Lewis-Forward Dale made some good shots from the cor- ners and he was always in there pitching. He will be missed next year. 44-Harold Boley-Center Harold was in there plugging all the time. He was fast on his feet. With three years more to go, he should make one of the Duke's aces. 22-Howard Bevington-Guard He was a fast man on his feet and he brought the ball in. He has two more years with the Dukes. 77-Don Price-Forward With the experience that Don had this year, he should be one of York's aces. OUR COACH Mr. McConaha, who came to us this year from Bowling Green to take over the coach- ing duties at York, is from Ft. Recovery, Ohio. During his high school career he played varsity ball for four years. After four years in the Army, he entered Bowling Green. He has been untiring in his efforts to develop our team. We hope he will stay here and en- joy many successful seasons. York---.--17 York---..-25 York---.--27 i1York-----43 York ..... 40 +York-----50 York ..... 53 Work ...,. 44 York ...,. 59 York ...,. 41 9'FYork---.--54 ' fovertbiniej f' .. ,S York---.--43 4iYork ...,- 38 York---..-41 d:York ---.--45 Q :kYork, -- ,-39 CHEERLEADERS Work------39 Jacqueline Galloway, Eva Watson, and Nancy Evans. Basketball Middle Point - - - Buckland ..... Ridge ..... Wren ....... Spencerville - - - H. Jackson - - Neptune ........ Middle Point Wren ......--... - - Delphos Jefferson -- Ridge .......... .- Mendon - - - - - Ohio City .-.. Convoy .... Union ..... Willshire ....... Willshire ....... - League Games ik Tournament Game Bottom llow4Jack Fronefleld. Don Price. Robert Muter, Stanley Calvin, John Oberlitner, George Swygart, Edward Jones, John Brenneman, Dean Swygart, and Howard Bevington. Top Row-Mr. McConaha, coach, Edwin Pollock, Dale Lewis, Gordon Jones, Merl Emans, Paul Gamble, Harold Boley, Donald Boley, Dale Calvin, David Doan, and NVayne Bolton, Manager. 28 Baseball Bottom RowfGeorge Swygart, Stanley Calvin, Edwin Pollock, Dean Swygart, Howard Bevington, John Brenneman, Don Price, Edward Jones. Top Row-Wayne Bolton, Mgr., Dale Lewis, Donald Boley, Paul Gamble, Harold Boley, Gordon Jones, Dale Calvin, Bob Muter, John Oberlinter, Mr. McConaha, coach. York York York York York Work Y0rk 1York 'York Wren ............................... .... Hoaglin Jackson Middle Point Ridge -.-. .... - Ft. Recovery .................... ........ We They 5 2 6 7 10 18 16 4 4 5 Convoy .................................. - - Union ......... Willshire ................................ Ft. Recovery ............................ - - it Not Yet Played 29 E Q ki' 'V Qqg F5- 'ss 1 5 X Fx P, - ' ms N MW x 'SN . f I 4. v-Q-. X I' .l ' , g-.Sgiis-fS1'5ilXxE',2Q' X Q - Q X S ' - A i f . if t x l 13-Q.,k N 44 Q gi x a fi as iw s h vm f f' All work and no play would make Jack a very dull boy, so our regular programs are supplemented by vari- ous extra curricular activities, so this quarter hour presents a rebroadcast of some of our productions. 31 X XX .NXQHQN 'fgi 14 Rs M - I I Y Y w Y AQ M ia! UA p 525' E14 We give you the Talisman to remember us by- n-L Standing Left to Righ'-Wayne Bolton, Maxine Crone, Morgan Roberts, Dale Lewis, Edwin Pollock, Date C 1 D 5 M a vin, on loley. Evalyn Burnett, rs. Morris, Sponsor, Eva Watson. Seated Left to Right -Joan Bevington, Paul Davies, Mary Ellen Couts. I1 Editor-in-Chief ......................,................,,,.,,,,,,,,,,....,,,, ....... P aul Davies Assistant Editor-i -Chief .......... ........,,... D on Boley Art Editor ......,........,i.........,.,... ,,....... E va Watson Calendar Editor ............,,..,.... ...,...t... M axine Crone Business Manager ......... ........, M organ Roberts Sports Editor ........... ..,.......,.,.. D ale Lewis Jokes Editor .,.,,,r,.. ....... E valyn Burnett Sponsor ....,..,..rr,r.rr,.,,,.,...,..,.....r...,......,.... .,,,,o,.,,....,..v....,....rr......... ....., M r s. Morris The special publication job of the Seniors is the Annual, This work must be started early in the fall in order to have the book ready for distri- bution before school is out. We have Worked very hard this year to give you a good oneg and hope that you will be proud to add this one to your collec- tion of Talisman volumes. 32 Time, Work, effort, gave you the Scandal Sheet. Standing Left to Right-Miss Breese, Sponsor, Jack Fronefield, Margaret Ries, Paul Gamble, Gordon Jones, Edward Rigdon, Kenneth Crowe, Ettamay Patrick. Paper Staff Editor-in-Chief ....... .. ...........,,.............. ,,.,,,., M erl Emans Art Editor ..,........, ...... ........ M a rgaret Ries Grade News ......,......,. ,......., N ancy Evans Features Editor ............... ,,..,...,. M ary Linton Circulation Manager .,..,,.. .........,.... P aul Gamble High School News ........ ,...,.,,........ G ordon Jones Ettamay Patrick Printer .................,... ...,...... .......,.. ............. , . . ............ J ack Fronefield Sponsor .................,.,.......,.......,......,......,.................................,........,.,. Miss Breese The publication of the school paper The Spotlight is in charge of the juniors. This paper, as you may know, is published every six weeks. You can always tell when the end of a period is coming be the sudden activity among the juniors. Sponsored by Miss Breese, they have had a very suc- cessful year. 33 F.F.A. News Bottom Row-Edwin Pollock, Gordon Jones, Donald Boley, Dale Lewis, John Brenneman, Howard Beving- ton. and Donald Price. Middle Row-Franklin Rigdon, Harold Boley, Morgan Roberts, Merl Emans, Paul Gamble, John Oberlitner, and Mr. Koenig. Top Row-Dean Swygart, Bob Muter, Wayne Bolton, Stanley Calvin, Roger Heath, George Swygart, and Edward Jones. Our officers for this year are: President .......................................,.. ....... D on Boley Vice President ..... .......... Go rdon Jones Secretary .......... ..... J ohn Brenneman Treasurer ...... ................ D ale Lewis Reporter ..... ..... H oward Bevington Watch Dog ....... ......... A llen Thomas We are giving awards this year. These will be given at the Parent and Son Banquet held in the spring. We were represented at the National F.F.A. Convention this year at Kansas City. 34 Mixed Chorus First Row-Mary Linton, Jackie Galloway, Eva Watson, Joan Bevington, Mildred Gamble, Dorothea Pugh, and Margaret Ries. Second RowfConsuello Perez, Anna Taylor, Ruth Davis, Joan Pollock, Gloria George, Carolyn Wise, Mary Couis, Evalyn Burnett, and Maxine Crone. Third Row-Nancy Evans, Ettamay Patrick, Morgan Roberts, Donald Boley, Dale Lewis, Wayne Bolton, Harold Boley, John Oberlinter, Eleanor Evans, and Miss Breese. Fourth RowAEdward Jones, Edwin Pollock, Paul Davies, Franklin Rigdon, Dale Calvin, Stanley Calvin, Howard Bevington, Roger Heath, George Swygart. The county Spring Festival was not held this year. We, as a group have not made any public appearances, but selected groups have taken part in chapel programs during the year. We are planning other special numbers which will be presented before the close of the year. 35 Semor Play Calendar September- 8-First day of school and was there ever a bunch of lost Freshmenl!!! Had school for half a day. Got assignments for next day. 16-First baseball game here. Played Wren and we won!!! There was a little argument, but nothing serious. 18-Traveled to Hoaglin-Jackson for our second baseball game. We lost because of a few errors. 19-Junior class had a hayride. We hear they had quite a time. 24-Juniors chose their class rings. Guess they are pretty snazzy. 26-Senior class had a hayride. Pretty cold, don't you think? Everyone kept warm, though. October- 6-Played Ft. Recovery in baseball, there. Good pitching from Boley but we lost. 10-Ohio City came here to play a baseball game. We won! !! 17-End of first six weeks. Everyone was racking his brains, studying hard for tests. 24-Senior class play. Had a large crowd and everyone enjoyed it very much. WHAT A RIOT!!!! 28-County teachers' fall banquet at Convoy. D.id the teachers get sleepy? ? ? 'I 30-Junior class party at Gordon Jones'. 31-No school. Teachers' meeting at Toledo. All glad for a vacation. November- 11-Played Middle Point, here, in our first basket- ball game. Did we ever get beat!!!! 14-Traveled to Buckland for our second ball game. We got beat again. 18-County F.F.A. fun party at the Marsh School. Several from York attended. 24-Traveled to Ridge for basketball game. Dog- gone, we lost by only one point. Who lost the key to one of the buses? 26-Thanksgiving dinner served by Junior Class. Everyone enjoyed it. Out for Thanksgiving vacation. December- 2-Magician show at the school in afternoon. Everyone enjoyed it. How did he do those tricks, anyway ? ? 'Z 'Z 3-Senior boys went to get ads for our year book. 4-First Junior High game. Played Wren, here. We lost. 5-Journeyed to Wren for our fourth attempt at winning a basketball game. It was our first league game and we won!!!! 9-Magician at school again. Enjoyed his tricks. Played Spencerville in basketball at York. We beat them by one point. 10-Senior girls and boys went to get ads. 12-Played Hoaglin-Jackson in second league game at York. We won!!!! 16-Traveled to Neptune for a ball game. Our fourth straight victory. 19-Played Middle Point, there. We lost. 22-Christmas operetta presented by first six grades. Everyone enjoyed it. 23-Christmas dinner served by Seniors. Everyone was full. Played Wren in non-league game. We won. Senior party after game. Last day of school in the year. January- 5-Came back to school after a much needed va- cation. 6-Pictures taken for this book. 8-Played Willshire Junior High after school at York. Got beat. 9-Played Delphos Jefferson, there. We won!!!! 14-Senior girls took D.A.R. test. 16-League game with Ridge, here. We won again. 20-Played Mendon in non-league game. An over- time, but we won. 22-.Eunior High game with Ohio City, here. We ost. 23-League game at Ohio City. We lost a good game. 30--Played Convoy, here, in a league game. We lost. Little kids played, too. February- 5-Junior High game with Union. We won. 6-Played Union, there. We won. 12-Junior High traveled to Willshire. We lost. 13-Willshire came here for last game of the year. We lost, but put up a good battle. Little kids played again. 14-Drew for the tournament. We play Willshire next Saturday night. 20-Played Willshire at Lincoln Gym. Got beat. 27-St. David's Day banquet held on gym. March- 2-District Tournament at Celina. 5-End of fourth six weeks. There wasn't too much studying. 16-garliamentary Procedure Contest at Waynes- eld. 19-Sophomore party. They had a good time. 26-Good Friday. No School. 30-Teachers' spring banquet at Union. April- 2-First baseball game of spring season. Played Convoy, there. Basketball banquet held on gym. Sophomore Class gave a minstrel for entertainment. 9-Played Union, here. 16-End of fifth sixth weeks. Played Willshire, there. 23-Eighth grade test. 30-Junior Class Play. Everyone enjoyed it. May- 23-Baccalaureate. Enjoyed the speaker. 25-Commencement. Seniors hated to leave school. 26-Seniors left for Washington, D. C. for class trip. 28-Last day of school. Commencement 8:00 P. M. Tuesday, May 25, 1948 Processional Invocation .......... --- ..... .... N orman Van Gundy Salutatory Adldress --- .................. --- We Salute You Eva Watson Softly A Serenade .... .................. .......... B 1 iss Senior Boys Valedictory Address --- ..................... - Something Lost Paul Davies Blue Skies, ........ ................. ...... ...... B e r lin Senior Octette Class Address --- ................. --- Collin Doyle Delphos, Ohio Rain -.............. ........... ..... ............. R u s sel Senior Girls Presentation of Class ......................... D. E. McDonel, Supt. Presentation of Diplomas ........................... Edlwin Williams President, Board of Education Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas and Awards Benediction Recessional Baccalaureate Sunday, May 23, 1948 8:00 P. M. Rev. Gerald Johnson ..... .......... .... M i nister Rev, Norman Van Gundy --- --- Assistant Processional Invocation Hymn .......... ................ 0 nward Christian Soldiers Audience Scripture Reading S010 ............. --- Eleanor Evans Class Sermon Prayer From Hansel and Gretel ...... ...... - -- Humperdink Green Cathedral ................................ ...... H ahn Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls Benediction 38 ADVERTISEMENTS 1-Y 'K - . , I 1 -I, , .. li 5. l' ,f. llr, m,gQ pi, .' 1 . J, r,v:'1.,L iv f , '71 K Jr, , 3 1 Li , IW, ,rs ' P-., ,Mx x ' I ' 1 ' gi, . ' , in ..y -A 4 i . .-'-,f .VI L rA E: , ur-, .,. VL, .X 9 , vfq. i. . G . ,, . , , Q, 31. ' . V wp -Z-.ff 'v f ,V P- 'xl'-. 5.011 ' bpiwz 2' 'H' , X .1-.-, ., ,M f n 1 iid tilzgizs' fl V52 'a S. , U, ... ,:, . U.. L, 14-I 3 -.high ,T - N-- 1, ,,:. . . V-1-.Rf - E. 1',1.1,5'9a'i .9 :-T , .- pi 'if Vlffffiif 75' ff: x jf' 'X 1 .3 -D . f I , M., 1 'u,. 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RINGWALD Building Lumber oi All Kinds PHONE 3-S ON 51 NEW HARDWARE - and -- APPLIANCE STORE MAYTAG DUO THERM FRIGIDAIRE MYERS PUMPS PITTSBURGH PAINTS Charles E. Knittle Wilbur T. Etzler MIDDLE POINT - - OHIO MIDDLE POINT - - OHIO Goodsell Bros., Inc. Compliments of WALL PAPER and PAINT M. R. LlNTON and SONS Baugh's Fertilizer PHONE 109 F3 OHIO CITY - - OHIO 113 South Washington Phone 2361 Van Wert - - - - - Ohio George Ruby Bragg's Market Groceries and Meats Phone-114 Middle Point - - - Ohio Good Things To Eat -.- AT ,- IACK FRADY'S RESTAURANT All You Can Eat Io: 69 Cents BEFORE AND AFTER EACH GAME VAN WERT OHIO MOVING CONTRACTORS If You Want Your Rouse Moved -- SEE -- IACKSON BROTHERS CARL JACKSON JUNIOR JACKSON PHONE-2696 PHONE-37115 VAN WERT - OHIO CAMPBELL HARDWARE, INC. Builders' Hardware Minnesota Paint Hoover Sweepers Coleman Oil Burners Woman's Friend Washer I Us Q Q' 5 V ,erflf ml I l'- 3x ifix -'I at any przce 0 67' Dzamomly LADD'S 3 I Jewelry I IIIII PHONE 21021 106 E. 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MILLER and SDNS Van Wert - - Ohio TOMCZAK'S FLOWER SHOP Distinctive Floral Arrangements CUT FLOWERS - - - POTTED PLANTS 322 MAIN ST. - - VAN WERT, O. IACK and IILL Kiddie Shop Infants' and ChiIdren's Apparel and Accessories Gift Items for the Stork Shower or Child's Party VAN WERT - - OHIO Compliments of nolrs RESTAURANT Landed: me Landeck - - Ohio lust Good Food Mox Magneto Service DELPHOS - - OHIO Delphos - - Ohio Greetings To York High School - FROM 1 TI-IE CUMMERCIAL BANK DELPHOS, OHIO BUY AND HOLD SAVINGS BONDS SUPPORT THE RED CROSS WE FINANCE FARMS AND HOMES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments Of THOMAS' GIFT SHOP ment shoe stole TYPEWRITERS - - ADDING MACHINES PARKER - EVERSHARP PENS Van Wert - - Ohio FOSTORIA CRYSTAL JEWELRY Compliments of 104 West Main Street I 2 wmebefgh 5 Phone 2876 Ladies' Apparel VAN WERT - - OHIO Marsh Hotel Bldg. - - Van Wert, O. Complifnents NEW HOTEL MARSH ROSE DINING ROOM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Wedding Parties VAN WERT - - OHIO VAN WERT - - OHIO Hunter Drug Co. Congratulations Prescriptions from Stock Tonics and Remedies Van Wert - - - - Ohio McCOY'S FLOWERS Compliments of Hopkins Restaurant VAN WERT - - OHIO 121 North Market - - Van Wert, O. Compliments of VAN WERT BOOK STORE Typewriters and School Supplies Van Wert - - Ohio I-lARMON'S GRILL A Good Place To Eat VAN WERT - - OHIO Van Wert Poultry and FRIGID LOCKER E99 Mme' srnvlcr 319 S. Waln-ut St. Phone 2637 Merchants for Van Wert - - - - Ohio Frozen Foods I I -1 and! - Western Ohro Bottlrng Co. Amana Home Lockers Drink Nite Club Orange VAN WERT - - OHIO Van Wert - - Ohio Compliments Compliments ' Of of BALYEAT THE CLOTHIEB Men's Furnishings VAN WERT - - OHIO Iames Monroe and Son Sinclair Refining Co. 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Main St. VAN WERT . - OHIO Van Wert - - - - - Ohio C mpliments f The Ahlenius Company Th A IP td -by.. THE DELPIIOS PRINTING VAN WERT ---- OHIO AND PUBLISHING C pl of COMPANY The Delphos Grain and Milling Co. DELPHOS OHIO D Iph ----- Oh C. C. VONDERWELL STOCKYAHDS Feeder Cattle At All Times PHONE MAIN 1816 DELPHOS OHIO Tl-IE CLUB CIGAR STORE PHONE MAIN 1294 DELPHOS OHIO Hi-Speed Phone: 2879 Bell 84 Brown Hi-Speed Service Station 605 E. Main at Tyler Van Wert, Ohio Best Car Wash in- the City of Van Wert Expert Tire, Battery and Lubrication Service I I Main 1781 201 South Clay St. Shell Gas and 011 I-Iorine Lumber Company Paint and Building Materials OHIO CITY - - OHIO Delphos - - Ohio For Your Petroleum Needs --- CALL - LININGEII and SONS Distributors of I-li-Speed Products VAN WERT - - PHONE2766 - - OHIO Compliments to Class of 1948 I COMMUNITY OIL and GAS 120 North Market Phone 3312 VAN WERT - - OHIO I OIIN WALSH IIIWELIIY STORE Iewelry and Gift Shop 85 Years of Service DELPHOS - - OHIO From All of Us to All of You Best Wishes BEACI-I'S GIIOCIEIIY OHIO CITY - - OHIO TI-IE PEOPLES NATIONAL DELPHOS - - OHIO 17 Interest paid on all savings accounts Sale-Deposit Boxes The bank of friendly service The oldest bank in Allen County. Compliments of Van Wert Memorial Works 225 North Washington St. IRELAND SALES and SERVICE 1003 West Main Street V W t - - - Oh'o an 6' ' Chrysler and Plymouth DEALER Weisgerber's Funuture stole Complete Repair and Paint Shop Furniture and Floor Coverings VAN WERT - - OHIO Delphos - Ohio- IONES'I'0WN GRAIN CO. Dealers in Grain and Seed Complete Line of Tuxedo and Arcady Feeds TOKIO - - OHIO Learned's Foodland Stop and Shop Where it is Easy to Park 1145 West Main St. Van Wert - - - - - Ohio I-Iarold Balyeat Coal Builders' Supplies and Cement Blocks CaIl2901 Van Wert ' - Ohio YOUNGPETEIYS I-IATCI-IIIIIY H0me of Compliments f TI-III ST. MAIIYS Quality Chicks PACKING COMPANY PI'IOI1'6- Packers of D :ph s b-3831 Fancy Canned Goods Sp 'II -5'16F2 DELPHOS OHIO R R NO 1 DELPHOS VAN WERT, OHIO A. I. SUEVEII and SONS STONE CO. 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Williams Department Store Rockford - - Ohio L. W. Woll 8: Son Plumbing and Heating Spencerville - - Ohio Midway Inn Standard Service Lutz Electric Sales and Service Sandwiches - - Home Made Pies Radios Appliances Roller Skating Phone 48 Mercer - - Ohio Mendon - - Ohio Compliments Rockford Body Shop DeSoto and Plymouth Sales Mendon Cut Rate South Main Street Rockford, Ohio Charles Andrews Oscar Bollenbacher Mendon - - Ohio Proprietor Manager The Motor Inn Junction 33 - 127 Mercer - - Ohio Evan's Marathon Gas - -Oil and Accessories Greasing and Washing Farm Delivery Phone 122J Spencerville - - - - Ohio Compgignents Feed co. Grain - - Feed - - Coal Krugh and son Custom Grinding and Mixing Office Phone 9 Resident Phone 159 phone-101 Ohio City - ---- Ohio Ohio City ---- - Ohio Compliments Huffman Bros. of Bod, and Fender Repair Ohio City Locker Service Ohio City - - Ohio Ohio City - - Ohio E. T. Coil Compliments of Coil's Corner . A Fnend Spencerville - Ohio Dr. E. B. 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Want to Sell Your Farm, See a REALTOR ll You Want to Buy a Farm, See a REALTOR For Better Service in Buying and Selling Farms and City 'Properties See a REALTOR CARL L. CROOKS, Realtor Snack Shop CREDE SUPPLY STORE Sandwiches - ---- Ice Cream Soup - - - - Plate Lunches Zenith and Philco Delphos - ohio The nadio Store Furniture and Electrical Radio Sales and Service Appliances Records and Record Players Electric Appliances 312 North Main St. DELPI-los - - oHlo Delphos ------- Ohio Compliments Compliments of of WEGEIPS ODENWELLERS DRY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR clothes For The MEN DRAPERIES WINDOW SHADES DELPHOS - - OHIO DELPHOS - - OHIO THE WELKER GRAIN co GOODYEAR SERWCE vAN WERT, oHlo 7 PHONE 24031 Rawl 5, Inc- GRAIN 117 N. Washington - Van Wert SEEDS coAL FERTILIZER Coitee Time Sandwich Shop RED BRAND FENCE MASTER MIX FEEDS 215 E. Main Street 0. J. WEIKER, JR., Mgr. Van Wert ' - Ohio E. E. 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