Blue Creek High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1954 volume:

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T 2' Q ' '- 51 -'A - L Roy Jenkins Quia Northern University Defiance College Grade 6 Wanda Jenkins Defiance College Ohio Northern University Grade 2 Ilfesvuwnxr mg -e. 3: 5 ' Helen Livingston Ohio University Ypsilanti State Teacher's College Battle Creek School of Home Economics , Bowling Green University by .Tx X' 1 Home Economics .,.l ,AL x Sze.-. T?.L '2i. KX! l X X x x 4 Richard Holmes Principal Defiance College Tennessee Tech. Ohio State Grades 7-8 B.S. in Education B.S. in lncl. Aris SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC . JAN . 10. Out all day for the Van Wert Fair. Hip Hip Hurray! 1 16. Seniors sponsored Variety Supper and a program by the Southland Singers. 20, Played a game at Antwerp tonight. Our boys really are humdingers. V School Calendar 8. Started back to school again, but only for half a day. l i We all like Mr. von Ana. We really mink has fine. ' 11. Classes elect their officers. Now who do you have in mind? it 22. Mixed Chorus had night practice. lt's really lots of fun. 23. Annual Staff was posted. Editor--Max Pease---the lucky one? 1. Watched the World Series on TV at school. , 9. Seniors had a skating party. Oh--play it cool! I 12. Most classes had their pictures taken. Now watch the birdie. 15. Seniors had theirs taken too. Make sure you're settin' pretty. V 19. Seniors were excused from school to sell ads. We worked, and we might have played. Hal 22. High school had their Halloween Party. Boy, what a parade. 23. No school because of Teachers Meeting, but none of us really cared. 26. Seniors got their proofs back. Oo ahead and look. Don't be scared. 30. .luniors had their class play. The title, Finders Creepers. 31. Tonight is Halloween, you know. What was that? OH, JEEPERSl 6. Had our first basketball game at Sherwood. Of course, our boys won. 10. Seniors had another skating party. We really did have fun. 13. Men from different Railroads came and talked to us about our class trip. Had a ball game with Grover Hill tonight. Yea, team, let er rip! l l l I I 21. Another game played tonight. Hurray! We beat H. J. ,l 23 Excused all day for hunting. Remember, only two birds a day. 24. Wren came here for a ball game tonight. Our boys are doing fine. 25. Had a Thanksgiving program this afternoon. No one forgot his line. ll 25. Seniors had a surprise birthday party on Mr. Hills, and he really was surprised. ',. 26. Thanksgiving Day. We've lots to be thankful for--much more than we've realized. ll l 2. Seniors served for Teachers' Banquet. The chorus furnished entertainment. 4 lnformal pictures are to be taken. Now, let's have no delayment. ' 1 i 1 l'1 4. Played Oakwood here tonight. Everything's going swell. 11. We won over Payne. Will we be in the tournament? Only time will tell. ,ii li' 1 14. Seniors got their pictures today. Everybody's turned out fine. ' 17. High school had their Christmas Party. We really had a good time. 1 20. The chorus sang at an Oakwood Church. When we finished, they gave us all a treat. l 22. The school had a Christmas program, too. Of course, we thought it couldn't be beat. 'l l 23. Had a ball game at Hamler and it was our first defeat. l 30. But we won the Holiday tournament. Our boys are really neat. f 31. New Years Eve. We had a great big party. P 4. Had to be back to school again and everyone was tardy. 5. We won' the game with Van Del. It wasn't too awfully hard. 8. Antwerp tried to beat us too, but they were really iarred. 1. This Page is Sponsored by Brune Printing Co., Paulding, Ohio it L ll I4-I5 I5 26 27-28 30 FEB. I I 2 3 5 I2 I6 22 25 27 MAR. 3 3-4 4 6. I5 20 APR. 3 8 9 IO I3 I6 I8 24 27 MAY Il I4 23 26 27 31 JUNE 3 Semester Exams. Oh, what a pain in the neck! Beat Payne in a game tonight. We're right up on deck. Nillshire beat us in our game tonight, but l guess we shouldn't feel too bad. Community Institute was held in the gym. We all liked the programs they had. Played Mark Center here tonight. Once again our boys lost. We got to go home from school this morning because the electricity went off. G. A. A. went to the Y at Van Wert, to swim, eat, and skate. Beat our game at Paulding. Boy, how we do ratel Students were excused in the afternoon to go to the Polio Benefit Show. Won the game with Ohio City. Yea Team! Let's Go! We won the game at Grover Hill. lt really was a riot. A fellow came and mode music with bells. Some of you ought to try it. We all know who George Washington was. To him, we've lots to pay. We didn't have any school, because it is his birthday. We beat Oakwood in the tournament. By all means, it wasn't dull. Tonight, we won over Grover Hill. It really was a close call. Out all day. Hurray for the snow storml Seniors measured for cap and gown. Oh--what a form! Tournament at Celina. We won 57-56 over Wren. We lost to Delphos Jefferson, but we surely tried to win. This is our dead line. What an awful mess. From here on out l'll just have to guess. Girls' and Boys' Ensembles go to Lima for Music Contest. Chorus Contest is at Bluffton. We'll show them just who's beat. Tonight is o big night. The seniors have their class play, Teachers Meeting. Hurray, no schooll That makes us all real gay. Ensembles Q0 to State Contest. Who do you think will get it? Magician performed for us today. He gets things in less than a minute. No school. It is Good Friday. Let's all treat it as such. Today is Easter. Christ Arose. That's why it means so much. The ones who got superior at District go to State. Let's gi ve them a great big cheer. Juniors had a skating party. First one they've had all year. Juniors have another party. They must really like to skate. School has a musical program. Let's go. ls it a date? Baccalaureate Service was very nice, as everybody knows. Teachers Meeting. Excused all day. Schogl ig coming to a close. Commencement Services. The time has come for each to walk alone. Last day of school. Now the Seniors are out on their own. Juniors and Seniors start on their trip. They're going to New York City. Home again. The trip is over. Now isn't that a pity! That's all for now. School is closed. lt's been a busy year. And now l'll close, but first l'll say, lt has been good to be here. by Barbara Groh This Page is Sponsored by National Bank of Paulding, Paulding, Ohio Y 'V 'x K... Ali I 'K . mr Ii' QM w v., wr. X rw- GP N x V 3- Aw!!! -fi Seniors Class Officers: Harald Sinn ------- President , f Richard Perry ------ Vice-President Kenny Zimmerman- Reporter um Gary Eisenmann ---- Se cretary-Treasurer ,ps w I DELORIS' BOROFF Dynamite is done up in small packages. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta 35 Superior State Mixed Chorus 35 G.A.A. 3,45 4-H Club 25 4-H Junior leader- ship Club 25 Booster Club l,25 Annual Staff Position, Circulation Editor. N 5 0' KATHLEEN Bokorr f' Her future ambitions are to be shared. Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Girls' Glee l,2,35 Operetta Cast l: Operetta l,35 G.A. A. 3,45 4,7 Jr. Class Play 35 Librarian 2,45 Booster Club l,25 Paper Staff 25 Annual Staff Position, Ad- vertising Committee. This Page is Sponsored by Grizzly Manufacturing Co. , Paulding, Ohio I8 SHIRLEY BOWHOLTZ Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Girls' Glee l,2,3, Operetta l,2, Superior District Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Superior District Girls' Glee l,2,3, Superior State Mixed Chorus l,2,3p G. A. A. l,2,3,4, 4-H Club lp Annual Staff Position, Circulation Manager. MARTHA BREITWIESER A quiet person who has many friends. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Op- eretto 2,35 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Superior State Mixed Chorus 2,3p G. A.A. 2,3,4, General Scholarship Test 2,35 District Scholarship Test 35 Honor Roll 2,3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Sr. Class Play 5 Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff Position, Drumatic Editor. ffl GARY EISENMANN l-ook forward but not backwards. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Boys' Glee l,2,3,47 Operetta 2,33 County Vocal Musical Festival 2,35 Superior District Mixed Chorus l,2,3p Superior District Boys' Glee Club 3, Superior State Mixed Chorus 2, Intramural Champs 3, Basketball l,2,3, Varsity B.C.Club 2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3, General Scholarship Test l,2, 3, Senior Scholarship Test 4, tbnor Roll l,2, 3, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Class Presi- dent lp Class Sec'y-Treas 4, State Poster Winner 3, Annual Staff Position, Advertising Manager is Page rs Sponsored by Mac Kew Equipment Co. , Paulding, Ohio 4 YM'- ' sw 11 , 2 'H .,l ' : 1 1 'Q 'rsv- ' 184 -.f 407 -J E I' , P , X rf UQ ,- BARBARA GROH Sometimes lsit and think, sometimes l just sit. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Glee l,2,3,4, Triple Sextette l, Triple Trio 4, Operetta Ccst 2, Operetta 2,3, County Vocal Musical Festival l,2, Superior District Mixed Chorus 3, Superior District Triple Triol, Superior State Triple Triol, State Mixed Chorus 2,3, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Honor Roll 4, Librarian 4, Beauty Contest l, 2,3, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff Position, Calendar Editor, Sr. Class Play --1. RUBY HOCKENBERRY Work is work, and must be done, neverthe- less, l have my fun. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Glee l,2,3,4, Triple Trio 3,4, Operetta 2,3, Coungy Vocal Musical Festival 2,3, County Band Misicol Festival l,2,4, County Band Clinic l,2, Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,3, Superior District Triple Trio 3, Superior State Triple Trio 3, Superior District Girls' Glee I, Band l,2,3,4, Clarinet Quartet l,2, Drum Mai- orette 4, Mixed Chorus Sec'y. 4, G.A. A. President 3,4, G. A. A. l,2,3,4, G.A. A. Representative 2, Varsity B.C. Club 2,3,4, General Scholarship Test 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, National Honor Society V. President 4, 4-H Club l,2, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Pldy , Class V. Pres. 2,3, Class Sec'y. l, Librariah 3,4, Beauty Contest 2,3,4, Most Activities 3,4, Paper Staff 4, Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Annual Staff Position, Picture Editor. DE LORES HO LTS BERRY Her thoughts and her conduct are all her own. Be not merely good, but good for something. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Glee l,2,3,4, Operetta Cast 1, Operetta l,2,3, County Vocal Musical Festival 2, Superior District Mixed Chorus 3, G. A.A. 3,4, General Scholarship Test l,2,3,4, District Scholarship Test 2, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Class Sec'y. l,2, Librarian l,2, Class Treos. l, Booster Club l,2, Paper Staff 2,4, Annual Staff Position, Class History. Sr. Class Play -. ' , if Picture not available at press time. This Page is Sponsored by Paulding Putman Electric Co-op. Inc. Paulding, Ohio 20 AMY KECK l must take the world as l find it, but l will not leave it that way. Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Glee l,25 Operetta Cast l5 Operetta l,2,35 G.A.A. 3,45 General Scholarship Test l,2,3,45 District Scholarship Test 25 Senior Scholarship Test 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 4-H Club l,2,3,45 4-H Junior Leadership Club 454-H Council Secy'. 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play 5 Best Student 45 Best Sense of Humor 35 Boosg Club l,25 Annual Staff Position, Dra- matics Editor. LUCYLE KIMMEY Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it alive anyway. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Triple Sextette l5 Triple Trio 2,3,45 Operetta 2,35 County Vocal Nusical Festival l,35 County Band Musical Festival 2,45 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,35 Superior District Triple Trio 2,35 Superior State Triple Trio 2,35 Superior District Girls' Glee l5 Superior State Mixed Chorus 25 Band 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 General Scholarship Test 2,3,45 Senior Scholar- ship 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play -5 Librarian l,2,3,45 Beauty Contest 35 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff Position, Senior Diagnosis CHARLES KAUS ER Let what comes, come5 it's coming anyway. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta 2,35 County Vocal Musical Festival 1,35 Superior District Boys' Glee Club 35 Superior District Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Super- ior State Mixed Chorus 25 Intramural Champs 35 Basketball l,25 4-H Club l5 Sr. Class Play5 -5 Annual Staff Position, Advertising Mana- ger. ,gr SL it 'av' G.. g C .1 ltr' no 6 5-'P iv ff This Page is Sponsored by The Paulding Equity Exchange Co. , Paulding, Ohio -7 l 4 ll ll A l 5 ls ll ' MAX PEASE Great men are dying5 I don't feel so well my- self. Mixed Chorus 3,45 Boys' Glee 3,45 County Vocal Musical Festival 3,45 Superior District Mixed Chorus 35 Superior District Boys' Glee 35 Intramural Champs 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 All County Basketball Team 35 County Basket- ball Tourney Champs I,2,45 Varsity B. C. Club 2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 County Base- ball Champs I,25 County Basketball Champs I,2,45 Class President I5 Student Council I5 Mixed Chorus Librarian5 Annual Staff Position Editor-in-Chief5 Sr. Class Play -. RICHARD PERRY lt is never wise to be wiser than necessary. Mixed Chorus I,2,3,45 Boys' Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta Cast 25 Operetta 2,35 County Vocal Musical Festival 35 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,35 Superior District Boys' Glee Club 35 Superior State Mixed Chorus 25 Boys' Octette 45 Intramural Champs 35 Bcsketball I,2,35 Varsity B.C. Club 3,45 Honor Roll 45 4-H Club 2,35 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Clms Play 5 Class V. Pres. 45 Class Sec'y. 25 ClassTreas. 25 Best Citizen 45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff Position, Business Manager. CHARLES RODMAN Let what comes, come5 it's coming anyway. Mixed Chorus I,2,3,45 Boys' Glee I,2,3,45 Operetta I5 County Vocal Musical Festival I5 County Band Musical Festival I5 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,35 Superior District Boys' Chorus 35 Superior State Mixed Chorus 2, Band i,2,3,4, varsity B.c. Club 2,3,45 Athletic Manager I5 Honor Roll 35 Jr. Class Play I5 Sr. Class Play 5 Librarian 45 Annual Staff Position, Advertgng Editor. it 'io' if xi' C l 71477 -N 5 it ' X fc I '53- 5- fr' ' yxlt 'ibm iv Q in .fb N A -333, 1 tag -'ffl This Page is Sponsored by Williams 8- Hoaglin, Scott, Chia E D RO DMAN Easy going, never hurrying, but hard to stop. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta 2,35 County Vocal Musical Festival 35 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,35 Super- ior State Mixed Chorus 2,35 Boys' Octette l5 General Scholarship Test 2,35 District Scholarship Test 2,35 Honor Roll 35 Jr. Class Play 3. l MABLE RAY Talk she can, and talk she will5 her tongue is very seldom still. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta Cast l,25 Operetta 35 County Vocal Musical Festival l,35 Superior District Mixed Chorus 35 Superior District Girls' Glee Club 35 G.A. A. 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Class V. Pres. I5 Librarian 25 Booster Club l,25 Annual Staff Position, Circulation Editor. GERALD SINN Clever men are good, and by far the best. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta Curt 35 Operetta 35 County Vocal Nusical Festival 3,45 Superior District Mixed Chorus 35 Superior State Mixed Chorus 35 Boys' Octette 45 Boys' Quartet 35 Superior District Boys' Glee Club 35 Superior District Boys' Quartet 35 intramural Champs 35 Basketball l, 2,3,45 County Basketball Tourney Champs l, 2,45 Varsity B.C. Club 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3, 45 County Baseball Champs l,25 County Basket- ball Champs l,2,45 American Legion Bsay Contest 25 Student Council l,25 Paper Staff l,25 President of Mixed Chorus 45 Annual Staff Position, Humor Editor. Sr. Class Play-5 District NEPH Essay Contest 45 4-H l,2. N Xl ...L I C -4 - , ggi 7 g, ' !'f '- 1' ' .v fur r ,Qi -1 KR! ,X '14 'Ir X This Page is sponsored by Gerald Mumma, Haviland, Ohio HAROLD SINN Why worry, when someone will worry for you? Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Cvlee l,2,3,45 Operetta Cast 35 Operetta 35 County Vocal Musical Festival 35 Superior District Mixed Chorus 35 Superior District Boys' Glee 35 Hays' Octette 45 Boys' Ensemble 3,45 Intra- mural Champs 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 County Basketball Tourney Champs l,2,45 Varsity B.C. Club 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 County Baseball Champs l,25 County Basketball Champs l,2,45 4-H Club l,25 Class President 3,45 Class Treos. 15 Sr. Class Play-5 Most Activities 45 Student Council 25 Paper Staff 25 Annual Staff Position, Class Diagnosis. ANITA SPERRY l like work5 it foscinates me5 I could sit and watch it for hours. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Triple Sextette l5 Triple Trio 2,3,45 Operetta Cast 2,35 Cperetta 2,35 County Vocal Musical Festival l,25 County Band Musical Festival l, 25 County Band Clinic 1,25 Superior District Triple Trio 2,35 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,35 Superior State Triple Trio 2,35 Superior District Girls' Glee 25 Superior State Mixed Chorus 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Cloriret Quartet l,25 C1.A.A. l,2,3,45 General Scholarship Test l,2,35 Honor Roll 3,45 National Honor Society 45 4-H Club T5 Sr. Class Play 5 Librarian 45 Best Sense of Humor 45 PaEr Staff 45 Annual Staff Position, Music Editor. ARLENE TORRES Gay is the spice of life. G.A. A. 45 Senior Class Play -5 Annual Staff Position, Literary Editor. Q46' L0 J -gnu., s uw.. 4 5 r This Page is Sponsored by Dangler Drain Tile Co., Paulding, Ohio Phone 512-8, R-3l9-B RAE KAY TOW I will be quiet now, but there will be a time when you will hear me. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Triple Sextette l5 Triple Trio l,3,45 Operetta Cast 35 Operetta 2,35 County Vocal Musical Festival l,35 County Band Musical Festival 45 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,35 Superior District Triple Trio l,2,35 Superior State Triple Trio 35 Superior State Mixed Chorus 2, 35 G.A, A. l,2,3,45 G,A,A, Representative 3,45 General Scholarship Test l,2,3,45 Dis- trict Scholarship Test l,25 Senior Scholarship 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 National Honor Society Sec'y. 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Librarian l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff Position, Literary Editor, Sr. Class Play 1. LOIS WILLIAMSON lf she plays the game of life like she plays basketball, she will always win. Mixed Giorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Sextette l5 Triple Trio 2,3,45 Operetta 2,35 County Vocal Musical Festival l,35 Superior District Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Superior District Triple Trio l,2,35 Superior State Triple Trio 2, 35 District Girls' Glee Club 35 Superior State Mixed Chorus 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Vice Pres. Mixed Chorus 45 G. A. A. l, 2,3,47G- A' A- Representative l, Score Keeper 45 General Sc olarship Test l,2,3,45 District Scholarship TBS' 4i HODOF Roll l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 National Honor Society Pres. 45 .hnior Class Play 35 Class Vice Pres. I5 Clegg Sec'y. 3: Librarian 1,2,4, Best Citizen4. KENNY ZIMMERMAN lt doesn't pay to worry, the world looks better from behind a smile. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta Cast 2,35 Ooeretta 2,35 County Vocal Musical Festival l,25 Superior District Mixed Chorus 2,35 Superior District Boys' Glee 35 Superior State Mixed Chorus 25 Boys' Octette l,45 Boys' Ensemble l,2,3,45 Boys' Quartet 2,35 Superior District Ouartet 35 Intramural Champs 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 All County Basketball Team 2,3,45 County Basketball Tourney Champs 45 Varsity B.C. Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 County Basket- ball Champs 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr, Class Play J Class President I5 Reporter 45 Best Athlete 2,3,45 Annual Staff Position, Sports Editor. 1 v 4 Q r - -Q , Qf--I 'X 1-5 Ll . 1 T -V 1 . xv 1 . .K J, . Q J' Rf Q -5-,O ,S 4. '1 xx This Page is Sponsored by Kricks Home Furnishings, Paulding, Ohio Seniors on Parade Favorite Pet Classifi- Nick- Future Name Food Hate cation Never name Ambition Harold Most likely wins an Sinn Chili Black dogs to succeed argument Huck Salesman Lucyle Italian conceited Most ' Loses an Telephone Kimmey spaghetti boys talkative argument Celie operator TCQEJASS' 'Frenchie Misses a Sinn Sales Sinn Hamburgers l-lotheads Craziest foul shot Gus Bt Service TRaeYKay Sarcastic Tow Apple pie people Nicest Sleeps '? ? Rae Secretary Tflrigirleg Stubborn Most Home on Rodman Steak girls changeable time Chuck Farmer n Ruby Spaghetti St Stubborn Most jgckeinberrym- meat balls boys active Quiet Rube Teacher Max Fried American Television Pease chicken Government Friendliness Studies Otis maintenance ll Anita anything with Most ligagy Ham feathers humorous Serious Skeeter Teacher Kenneth Broken Best Goes with 8 5Zimmerman Pork chops hands athlete girls in l week Kenny Gas dealer Lois Boiled loud-mouthed ' Williamson ham boys Neatest Diets Willy Surgeon Gary Mashed Bench Smartest Listens in Eisenmann potatoes saws boy Government Bill Farmer Barbara Breaded Nbst Gets Grah veal school businesslike mad Barb Secretary I' Richard Veal in a Girls that Best Perry basket never talk citizen Stays home Dick Accountant Amy Best Stops ' Keck Hamburgers Gossips student giggling Kick Senator Charles Kauser lce Cream Teachers Shyest Learns Chuck Farmer Delores Potato A certain boy Holtzberry salad from Payne Quietest Talks Dody Old Maid Mable Potato Most Ray salad NosLpeople dignified Cares Mabe Beautician Martha lce cream Gets in Jack of all Breitwieser bars Boys l Youngest trouble Martie trades Arlene Best Torres Chicken School dressed Misbehaves Sue Secretary Shirley Most Bowholtz Chili Spiders Patient Finds fault Shirl Beautician Kathleen Burger in o Stays up Boroft basket Michigan Busiest late?'?? Kate Housewife Edwin Mashed ' Changeable Show-off Makes Rodman potatoes women fbiggestj sense Ed Millionaire Delores Burger in a Uncle Sam's Borotf basket Army Shortest Grows Dorry Housewife Q u This page is sponsored by The Union Quarries Company, Scottb Ohio 26 Class History The Haviland-Scott Class of i954 entered their Freshman year with twenty eager members. This year our officers were: Gary Eisenmann, President, Ruby Hockenberry, Vice-President, Lois Williamson, Secretary, and Kenny Zimmerman, Treasurer. Under the guidance of our advisor, Mr. Alfred Sherer, our first year in high school proved to be one of many new experiences and activities. We started our Sophomore year with nineteen active and vivacious members, having lost Gilbert Stepelton, Delores Bennet, and Darwin Jewell, we gained two new members, Martha Breitwieser and Lucyle Kimmey. During this year, we ordered our class rings. Our advisor was Mrs. Helen Livingston. The Latty Class of l954 started their Freshman year with fifteen over-confident members. Diring this year, we participated in our first high school activities. We put on an assembly program under the direction and guidance of our advisor, Mr. Charles Newton. This year our officers were: Max Pease, President, Jim McDougall, Vice-President, Delores Holtsberry, Secretary-Treasurer. Max Pease and Harold Sinn were chosen to represent our class on the Student Council. The next school term we returned to l.utty with a total of thirteen silly, but ambitious, Sophomores. We had lost three of our classmates, Espy Salas, Shirley Gerber, and Deloris Sacco. This year some of us were fortunate enough to be on the staff of our school pap- er, The Golden Gassip . We had as our officers: Jim NK:Dougall, President, Mable Ray, Vice-President, Harold Sinn, Treasurer, Delores Holtsberry, Secretary. Gerald Sinn and Jim McDougall were on the Student Council. Mr. Richard Holmes was our class advisor. Due to the consolidation of the Haviland-Scott and Latty Schools, our Junior year was one of many new adiustments. This merger proved to be very satisfactory to the members of our class, we made many new friends and acquaintances. This year we entered Blue Creek School with a total of twenty-six bewitched and be- wildered Juniors. We had lost four of our classmates at the start of this school term, they were--Patty Decker, Rex Davis, Harold Beech, and Leona Faust. During the latter port of the first semester, two of our classmates quit school, they were--Richard Turner and Roger Rowe. Our class rings arrived and we were all very proud of them. We had to work very hard this school term in order to raise money for the Junior and Senior trip to Washington, D. C. We presented our class play, Aunt Cathy's Cat . Due to the expert guidance and direction of our class advisor, Mr. Richard Hills, the play was quite a success. Our officers this year were: Harold Sinn, President, Ruby Hockenberry, Vice-President, Lois Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer. Now, at last, the long iourney is almost over. We are now Sophisticated Seniors Gupposedlyl. This year is the busiest and most eventful of them all. We edited this edition of the Galaxy , and presented our Sen- ior play, A is for Apple , on April 8th, Our officers are: Harold Sinn, President, Dick Perry, Vice-President, Gary Eisenmann, Secretary-Treasurer, Kenny Zimmerman, Reporter. Again our advisor is Mr. Richard Hills. We are looking forward to Graduation Day and to our Junior and Senior trip to New York, but we are looking backward to all the days we spent in school--days that will enable us to become better and more active citi- zens of our country. Life is like a picture, paint it well. This Page is Sponsored by R. E. Mohr 8- Son Hardware, Scott, Ohio 27 gilt' ,ff Q Annual Stall First row, seated, left to right-- Gary Eisenmann, Advertising, Ruby Hockenberry, Picture Edi- tor, Charles Kauser, Advertising, Kenny Zimmerman, Sports Editor, Max Pease, Editor in Chief, l-ucyle Kimmey, Class Diagnosis, Harold Sinn, Class Diagnosis, Barbara Groh, Calendar Editor-in-Chief, Gerald Sinn, Humor Editor. Second Row, Standing--Charles Rodman, Advertising, Kathleen Boroff, Advertising, Martha Breitwieser, Dramatic Editor, Mable Ray, Circulation, Shirley Bowholtz, Circulation, Ray Kay Tow, Literary Editor, Lois Williamson, Picture Editor, Richard Perry, Business Manager, Delores lbroff, Circulation, Mr. Hills, Sponsor, Third row--Anita Sperry, Music Editor, Delores Holtsberry, Class History, Amy Keck, Class His- tory, Ed Rodman, Advertising. Newspaper Stall Left to right, standing--Ruby Hockenberry, Richard Perry, Delores Holtsberry, Martha Breitwieser, Mr. Hills, Ray Kay Tow. Seated--Anita Sperry, Barbara Groh, Lucyle Kimmey. This year the office practice class sponsored a school paper, The Comets' Tale , as a class proiect. X ii' V v- f ,-,A 1 Ev' W-'Wi ,Q fi' 3 p ywf.-,, ,Z 'I Y r! 4 K SLP, 5 . ' g?. fQ7'Q'z -P I I , Q .27 J mb V ,,-'A, V - ,,.,.,npH4,- 3 g'r A-,,,,.--f-4f4. -4- ,H ,W . J, --4--M-fn'-swf-vj ff- ' kargb WF...-f' NU.. i .. I ? .Ask B ' Y A wt J ?'v Under Classmen ':2'5g9iLKu: ' ' ': p Class Officers: Noredo Keysor--- J u n i 0 r S Nancy Zielke --- Secretary : Treasurer ,A .be Gundermcm- Vice President Eleanor Abbott--- Reporter Rooer Roth ---- ---President A Eleanor ADDON K-Onnie north Willa.-sm R.f.A..l. f I S... N 'N .fax .,, 3 53'1-S' -,- '51 1. .Y at W L- ,Qi ' in 5 :ily ,-145 if IIIIQD f lil- qi ,,f-4 James Capps Dennis Doster Edith Doster David Ganger .be Gunderman Janet Hoaglin Marilyn Huebner . fxrvdv. Janet Kent -- Q -. b In 'rv' 99' . ks! . E , Noreda Keysor 4- ... .Q ,, ax SN f 42 5' Dalene Pond V Maxine Pond 61' 1 fn - t :x Roger Roth NJ ' 1 - .vi Q M ' I- Walter Sinn 'ai '5 ' A? 5 Anna Lou Stoller ,- Evelyn Stoller 4, ' ' 'sfix Jethro Stoller s t w---f ,E 1,11 V I W - A 'v V2 .? r ,, 'df 1 re fa s f L , , n .bannine Tarlton ' A'2'i'f f Doyle Whitaker Y Alvin Waldron -V t A , ' Nancy Zielke ' ' 3 -9- ' -44 Q-J' E W- - -,, This page is sponsored by .Q , ,Q -. ' . - -iii 'J KM Borden's Cheese Company iii L , 4,'1 - 6 t X P Van Wert, Ohio - -, x N: 1 ...L , ' , , 1 X E' 4 o, t . and Carr Tractor Sales, Paulding Ohio . ,,. lf' 'ml ' ix Bill Laulchuf Dennis Bennett Frank Cavinder Margaret Dosrer Janice Foxx Evelyn Funk David Genres Harry Gray Mary Lou Ounderman Jack Hammon Charles Hart Larry Hayes Gerald Hofacker Patty Neiford Mildred Perry Barbara Ruger Marfin Raudabaugh Rex Rodman Larry Sinn Gerald Williamson This page is sponsored by Western Auto, Paulding, Ohio Thomas Jeweler, Paulding, Ohio X 4 1 F ,, rx . 'x Sophomores Class Officers: Larry Sinn - Vice President Bill Laukhuf - President Janice Foxx - Secretary-Treasurer -v-gs.: i ' , .' ., '.. 's Q. N' ,,' . yr f' 91, sn Q :-- 'I yn!! ll. TEE!!! axis ?-V 1 Gn- sf X il ' ,JH -0-' fi 'W' TM- QQ 5 ,,,'-1-gvj ' AJ ,fb N., by A 1 f y. T ' 10 2,45-. s v- if T li' 'hi i uh wiv- 5, -4 Q Y.-r o N w . . v- Q . . , A ' 1. 9 . . ., Y 19' 0-,' X X . nf . -' 3 L' 31-ii I, va. 'hifi' I ,., ...U ,.. .- 5 O: XX if w..f GEN IIHIHillfNlW!HWHH1IIlWW WUIDWHIVIIIIII 359'E?5?GV PEB 31833 017314300 1952 The Senior Class Presents I Y L S. cLAss OFFICERS j .G 5. ' ,-. F h Lydia Dunham-- Secretary ' l V I e S m e n Barbara Sfoller--President l' ' 'K n J, X V Carolyn Elston-- Vice President x ff' ., Jim Decker ----- Treasurer , L- - 'f 5 .. - C , 1 f x Q6-Tx ' 4 x 5 , Q 4' .V YN Barbara Sfoller Y-rr 'K - 'Q' Berry Boker I - - ffm , ' X X NL' r 5 nhl ,ll A '73 .v X . W5 . 'll ' rf, I s, - N Y v ,gu 3 - N 'Le Larry Barth l 'W Ai- ' I We . ' W' A v, ' 'A 2 ' S y Q 'ff' 'K' Jim Decker -Q, N ' wr- wi, .,-. , 'J . Gene Decker X '1- ,V 'Cm 4 it ' l-yclia Dunham ,fx W I X Ni' x C S., X Nw, Carolyn Elsfon M' X I rx t lies 1 J' M ' my Y 'Z . .I s,,l' Q ' x I Q.. A, X ,. M , Judy Fisher W' we li ia 2 'xl M r i 3 ' Richard Faust ..V, ' -V C is E 'N-f Karen Gudakunsr x-Tw if--f X 'f ' X My Janet Hammon K ,Exif wx- Bonnie Harfwick Q Nc -ff .eg , i , Q' V- V . 53' Ex my-,, .Y , tl cw, sf . .Y se XJ ' X is, .Gs as ,C s , D .fs .,v. 4 if' ' I K '53 i'i 1 -- C , ,N bv vr l 3, -1 X1 V ' I AKIQA . A X xg- 1 A A- 3 5 ll vs ' -. l Q... 1-so..5. ' ,- - -ff' if :- r Q- N x , I x li. '- S, lfmlkff Delores Hockenberry Billy Hofaclcer .lean Huebne' George Keysor Ruth Mines Janice Parker Frank Pfak Darrell Pease Vernon Roenfanz Carol Shultz Paul Stiebling Kay Tinlin Rae Turner Clarence Webster Eugene Whitaker indy Cavinder Rowena Chester Martha Clemers Wilburn Capps Walter Dunham Ronnie Eisenmann Carl Goings Estella Goings Bud Goings Dean Groves Catherine Gray Ruth Ann Gehres Sarf Gunderman Gary Gunderman Carol Hart -Sandra Hanselman Linda Hoaglin Gorden Har,-is William Jewel Dean Laukhuf Larry Laukhuf Diane Miller Eencla Mumma Milford Pond , 'Puffy Rinebolt Class Officers: Sandra Hanselman, Secretary-Treasurer Gale Weisman, Vice-President Walter Dunham, President E I g h I h G r a d e Dick Akom, Delna Boroff, Marie Brian, Rinehord Breitwieser as 1- I ' ' ' ' 5s 'AQ .ll K .. 'Y . 1 v t by ' I I 4 i ,X PP rt. .4 u 7 S- K Irvs 5, Q 'N f- Q sf 4, '-1 ? I 34 X 'F' Q 'Q ' 1 V4 . I N 5 V . ' P' ' ' Q . a , r-....,-f- - -2+ - i RV it fi ,:k',,vnllN A . ' ' l ' r , , Q . 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FAXCI ff KXQ , 9, X s'wx'5,f f' 5 , Sb 1 yf x Iigll it If 'g' it' gjulliwr ,gx I-1 -wg' .1 v ..,X 'Qi-5 .4 'M 'Pl ,W -A bs 'TNQ' QL, .-Begg' ,, ali. J V - i , I' ,-at Q .. . fmt! , iifiwyi 1,- .4 fl-v Q sr-If K E H1 ,s-f-'f XX gE5A,gLMQiS' .QXX l 1 fa - Q , ... gl. , -.fx T? 1 Eighth Grade Top row-left to right Delores Roth Elaine Roenfanz Sandra Schultz 1 ' n , ACK fr like Janet' Schlegel Q' '-113 Carlos Tyas rj 1 'Qt Q Michael Tow Second raw-left to rig t Gale Weisman Paul Wilson Robert Williamson Dennis Williams David Ziellce Class Officers President: Si, Janet Laukhuf ,K r Vice President 3 Q Marie Fast lr Secretary Gloria Stoller .ee P.: , .Qs - , 'Q sr 3 .Y 'QQ 'U' ,.......,. ',s-new s ,Asif 'l Q y+.g ii lf ' 1 as f 9 Q K 5' f t VL - x Q W Y .. ,A A Q. 1. t :Q s , .lim Blythe Larry Colley Roger Eisenmann Cecil Foust Marie Fast Carol Gunderman Nancy Gerber Roland Ganger LeRoy Gillette Deanna Hartwig Linda Houseworth Quarles Holtsberry Becky Hofacker Roy .lewel Mable .lewel V I f Kathleen Jewel , Ruth Ann Kupfers' th Diana Keyser ' Janet Lauklw Nancy Floyd McDougal William Niswander Harold Palte l-aDonna Pease V Gail Perl Mary Lou Vance Linda Pugh Jeannette Rice Vaughn Schlegel Gloria Sfoller Otto Schlatter Marilyn Taylor .loan Williamson Robert Vlklldron Raymond Webster Not Shown Nancy Mason .han Capps Donald Clemens Karen Foust John Ganger Beverly Groves Marvin Haney Roxie l'bney Jim Huebner Carl Laukhuf Jim Lytle 9' ' -x 2 5 0, t Q ' N7 0 A uw- ..-Q - T i ff' -wx ' ... .N X I .. thnx fk 4 1 X V, .., - f- 0 .. ,X 4 R -L., N M fl . f r -v C A --, ' X' wav ' 1' V.-'Y X Q Q , t ef, ,,at t ., e fi, if M 5 4 ' 3 xi , . ,a 1 . - ' 'Ax : I i x ' I V' ky kx . 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X Kill '36 '66 ff- ., ,ig .S 'ni'-QL VM: fs 4 ' . . 65 ' V qv I ,. ..,. if ' 1 -.- l Y Q A SX ' Q J if QI,-. -r - E - x 'A I I - J Q K 1 ' , s 1 ' 1 ' R I li N r v, ' i .chi I flli li ,Egg x lk -..wh V. .X , i S .Cv John Schultz David Anderson Linda Abbott Roger Basil Marilyn Bendele Gloria Cowell Bill Cox Celesta Covey Robert Doster Dale Dunham Floyd Foust Doyle l'lan'is Charles Hockenberry Fred ller Everett Jewel David Kimmey Eugene Lehman Emmett Leeth Carol lvbyer Myrna Miller Marsha Mumma David Raudabaugh Paula Sinn Rita Sheehan Charlotte Sperry New Students Connie McCain and Ellis Smith Absentees First row .X 5 Sharon Rowe, Connie Boroff, Russell Mclntasln, Joann Baker, Tom Holmes, Robert Cavinder, and Edwin Cavinder. Second FOW Faith Gilletf, Penny Yoh, Maxine Baker, John Speakman, Diana Glass, Dole Boroff, Jerry Boroff, and Boyd McCain. th 45 I rib 5--4: xf is New , NSW. fm S mx., ., YEA, BLUE CREEK LET'S GO LET'S FIGHT LET'S WIN This page is sporsored by McCoy's Flowers, Van Wert, Ohio 46 'Z .f r 5. 1 2131311 i:t 5Q-5 bi .PAY if ik I 'ff f , V.. ..f -W n .412 , ff, f fx' + 4' 23.1 MA f. , gg-,. .K 'Jr ii- I f -- 9 . 343 f . , visa- , A. . .ar rw- - A .. '- v .uf -4, Jw N 0- 1 1 7' C f 4 f 1 ' ' x 1 -.f x X, - v w A L fgf i ff? y 1 ,f 5.1 1 N . - X ., fd u L 5 if DENNIS DOSTER HAROLD SINN ' I f Junior, Forward l 3 Senior, Guard gl x. I - -.vf . V. if--' v' v J 1 ' r 1 ' . L i?iH Y 1 .1 7 i ff- X l uv- f , i 1 GERALD SINN 1 Senior, Forward , . . , x- Coach ... Ned Jay We, the Senior Class of 1954, wish to con- gratulate Mr. Jay for the fine work he has accom- plished with our team this year. We think he has done splendid work, this being his first year coaching. We sincerely wish him good luck and , many more happy years like the past one. -94 This page is sponsored by KENNY ZIMMERMAN Williamson's Home Store, Haviland, Ohio J Seniorl, Center 48 ! VT- - 1 fiiif y d l ROGER ROTH A ,54,,,q Junior, Center 'Y 'i' Q5 P i x Xa If 1, X X' avr! 1 .A X ?IJt WALTER SINN Junior, Guard f I ! I iv! ef T ,y 'qktf , fag-'fi it xx 't : - UQ f T 1 ,A , , MAX PEASE Z ' TQ 2 Senior, Guard I TOURNAMENT GAMES C 0 m e t S COUNTY BIueCreek 67 Oakwood 1 9 5 3 - 5 4 Blue Creek 51 Grover Hill Blue Creek 85 Sherwood 55 DISTRICT Blue Creek 55 Grover Hill 48 Blue Creek 60 Anlwerp 51 Blue Creek 57 Wren Blue Creek 53 Hoaglin Jackson 38 Blue Creek 45 Jefferson Blue Creek 54 Wren 27 Boue Creek 81 Oakwood 41 Blue Creek 55 Payne 37 Blue Creek 55 Hamler 58 Blue Creek 53 Edgerton 39 Blue Creek 59 Paulding 48 Blue Creek 65 Van Del 36 Blue Creek 53 Anfwerp 35 Blue Creek 84 Payne 48 1' Blue Creek 64 Oakwood 4B Blue Creek 63 Wilshire 73 '- , Blue Creek 50 Mark Center 55 Blue Creek 58 Paulding 33 451 Blue Creek 73 Ohio Cary 51 4-SN, Blue creek 60 Grover Hill 45 feb Managers Milford Pond and Gary Gunderman - 3 ' r 'O Q, 'f - 5 3 - .Jil ,-,.,.., 'YJ -mannin- -2. THE GALAXY 1 .y3xY' V ' 3 RNi64Lv . X A 1:-.TVX W V, xy. VH, I f FY., N. , f f7- V fs! . . .XX kr :W ' Xt Q y ., 3G - P' A -P1--f .-ex. 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R: F, M .., .f -fs , f ,, ,. 43,15 'mar X, fxff,-.,,-vw: ff: fb v .Q A' V ' A. -, f. f 1.94,-,M '-.M . '57 'L i. .. ,.-,L-M.-f -x.. - -,. ':.. ' - - . . Agn. ,N -1 g -' - II. N ,---.ark-., -.4 . ,-. ,, , U .. , ,, r ff- y ,. N .,, X ' - ,, ,A , . '- x lg, ,. S, M 'wtffrf . .Y X 'vwvfm ' q , - Av- . L- ,, ,.-.. x- . ..-,.--,...,..-A.m......s......- -M , , . . Blue Creek Schoil T. The Sinn Twins with League Trophy. 2. Wolt's Sportsmanship Trophy. 3. Kenny's All-County Trophy. 4. The Comets with their Championship 5. Denny's All-County Trophy. 6. Surveying their triumph. This page is sponsored by Showalter Sporting Goods, Van Wert, Ohio 50 68 This page is sponsored by Stahl Insurance, Paulding, Ohio if -1 and Workmon's Bros., Von Wert, Ohio '- Y 'I ' Team's in o hudclle ..... l lx f gf tri, 14. . dv K 8 Ig IM' 17 ' Y i 3 ' Q s--s Q 4, - h L, X A 1 r ' I V 3 r ' ff , 1 , . - - e.. ,-,f -. 3 I f ' MAY -.... . -- , . ,- Y. A '....- X I A , j, ,.,-5 ff if Dosfer scores ogoin l 1.g3,z:' g 2 'ii E 'Hi E .....- -- '......-- Up o little higher, Chorley Tr. l i' nin---1.-1.-1l , . 11.1.11 - g Q .3 ...... - f4':,,,,,-.E ' 'W --1 f-- ' .3,,5sa'1'.l2Si ,, X, Nl' '4' ' -,Xi 1 l .E N' 1 bmp l F QQ , -.43-3ir1'.-'.b. ,,. ' 'ff-51'7.l A-i . '- iw' l .- N'jS,S'.,s,?:' '....1 ' sf www- 2 DON'T WORRYI EVERYTHING THAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWNII QSM irfjx .f ev' Hx ... Q. .. -... ,4 5 1 T! Y ,-5 FN lf'l P IQ ,Q-,-,e rg I x Qui! FMF! if A g, ' sa, Reserve Squad Front row Darrell Pease, Larry Sinn, Gerald Williamson Charles Hart Gene DeLong Bull Luukhuf Back Row George Keysor Jef Stoller, David Gehres, Harry Gray Paul Shebelmg Bill Hofacker Jim Decker Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Filue Blue Blue Blue Blue Bl ue Blue Bl ue Blue Blue Blue Scores Reserve Sherwood Grover Hi ll Antwerp Hoaglin Jackson Wren Calcwood Payne Hamler Van Del Anfwerp Payne Oakwood Willshire Mark Center Paulding Ohio Cify Grover Hill 53 Red scores vi 'S' wi 19 sk A ,. A---a,.... i N I l W F , ,Z ,dl lQ.lfIC B C Club Firsf row, sealed--Gerald Sinn, Larry Sinn, Noreda Keysor, Ruby Hoclqenberry, Margaret Dosfer, Kenny Zimmerman, Gerald Williamson. Second Row--Max Pease, Gene DeLong, Charles Rodman, Harold Sinn, Walter Sinn, Bill Laul-chuf, Frank Cavinder. Third row'-.let Stoller, Roger Roth, Joe Gunderman, Richard Perry, Charles Hart, Gary Eisenman, Dennis Dosler, Mr. Jay. 'X qv Easy, Charlie ,N f that lip 9' 5 5 'S fe Q' ,Q N S v ,Q 45 Y' Cheerleaders du Keysor, Carolyn Elston, Jeannine Tcrlfon, Ruby Hock 55 9 'Q' ,Q QS o 2:9 Vex S' Quiz Y? This page is sponsored by Burkes Clothing and Shoe Store, Paulding, Ohio and Paulding Newssfand, Paulding, Ohio 56 '- CL ll ,, l f A+,Arn Boy's Gym Class First row, seated--Franklin Cavinder, Frank Ptak, George Keysor, Bill Hofacker, Darrell Pease, Alvin Waldron, Max Pease, Jim Decker, Gene Decker, Richard Faust, Clarence Webster. Second row--Coach Ned Jay, Larry Sinn, Doyle Vlhiftaker, Bill Laukhuf, Gene DeLong, David Gehres, Edwin Rodman, Gerald Sinn, Dennis Doster, Gerald Williamson, Jack Hammon, .lames Capps, Bill Bendele. Third row--Harry Gray, Roger Roth, Charles Kauser, Gerald Hofacker, Kenny Zimmerman, Dick Perry, Charles Hart, Jet Stoller, Joe Gunderman, Walter Sinn, Harold Sinn, Paul Stiebeling. 'Zl w-M-ai' f -S I l - --W Q as 'M . , v - - - - :' ' '. ,V V V -Wray , ,Q s , fi? '-,. 1, Jkcv ' Nw- ,wma v, -if - gf.. . - 4 ,vang w.. 7 . 1 Z i ,sf K.. .- Q , 1.1, ,.,. x , Walt. f ,, lb., . -V P 6 , J .41 ! W i l 1 N , ,L My ' W D 5 GF- V IQ: F M J 4 l N I ' A ' , A ' ig j'L A Ji J. J! D Baseball Team lt' I Front row, left to right--Max Pease, Darrell Pecne, Dennis Doster, Gerald Williamson, Gerald Sinn, Larry ' Sinn, .lim Decker. Back row--David Gehres, Harry Gray, Roger Roth, Kenny Zimmerman, Charles Hart, Walter ,':g,'f' Sinn, Harold Sinn, Coach Ned Jay. ijelgifxivfmk' f-E, , . ... ,..,, W- , . 4 - v - ff, - A. - 'Ju . . ,, - we L 'il ' 'cv A 'ff Q' 4 a : 1 . -I:-n ' ' r 1, 'f ,A s 5 ' X , fx, ,.'mf.1.e,f' , -Y - .Bak -:,:' I J XAON5- xillls' :Tb . 5 I I l l . . - Y , N -x r 4, iy I- - NSYSN5' T 3 1 ' s ,ff 1 FM Nils ,V , -1' ,, w . I Y h xg- l 41' V! Q 'lil Junior High Basketball Squad Fronf row, sealed--Gale Weisman, David Zielke, Gale Perl, Larry Lauklwuf, Bod Goings. Buck Holmes. K Wx 'X ' xX ' W X 'NA' A al 7 1 J l -sf 4' 2' J Xfgy X X T 5 y JW' f v y M N 1 X ffx f ' ,Q X X T l xv TL X xv y Q 7-P 1 ijkll fi Y, A Junior I-hgh Baseball Squad I ' Q 7 Q 4 Front row, seared--Gale Weisman, Gale Perl, Larry Louklouf, Bud Goings. Ig' x ' l Back row--Coach Richard Holmes, Carl Goings, Walter Dunham, Nilliam Jewel, Tom l'blmeS, J' iq' - an if G fi sry-G, L rlfl D, it 1 ,g Q5 A LA i- Y J L' T59 X ,N h-A Junior High Boy's Gym Class First row, leff fo right: Larry Laukhuf Bud Goings Gale fvbisman David Zielke, Bob Waldren, ' f I 'N Robert Williarnson, Roger Eisenmann, William Niswander, knnie Eisenmann. 6 Second row, left To right: Raymond Websler, Cecil Fousf, Wilburn Capps, Russell Mclnloslu, V0ugl'1f1 Schlegel, Robert Burk, Carlos Tyczs, Paul Wilson, Dick Ncom, Milford Pond, Garden Harris, Dennis Williams. Tl-,hd row, left to right: Ofro Sclwlofter, Larry Colley, Floyd McDougal, Dean Laulclwuf, Walter Dunham, Sam Gunclerman, William Jewel, Carl Go-ngs, Gale Perl, Tom Holmes, Gary Gunderman binlward Breifwieser, Roland Ganger. r W--'fkrlfer Drnban, Carl Goings, William Jewel, Sam Gunderman, Tom Holmes, Coach Richard ii!! 5 Cheerleaders .1 A 7 f n f a X The Junior High Ball Club has had a good season this year. They have won nine out of thirteen games. As of March ll, they have won two tournament games. Tournament Scores Blue Creek 56 Antwerp 33 Blue Creek 33 Payne S' ,4b.- V , 1 7, -1 gvqgwl. T. I! N ! Sb? R. 1, , , A -vw is Q'1'Tr'.,.z . -hh. V 'N P 9 .rl lt t f ' 7 6 Junior High Girl's Gym Class Front row, left to right--Delna Boroff, Carol Gunderman, Catherine Gray, Estelle Going, Connie Boroff, Sue Taylor, Sandro Shultz, Martha Clemers, Joyce Tape, Gloria Stoller. Second Row--Rowena Chester, Marie East, Marie Brian, LaDonna Pease, Janet l-aukhuf, Brenda Momma, Linda Hauseworth, Diana Miller, Nancy Gerber, Judy Cavinder. Third Row--Becky ldofacker, Joan Williamson, Delores Roth, Patty Rinebolt, Carol Hart, Sandra Hanselman, Janet Schlegel, Ruth Ann Gehres, Kathleen .lewel, Elaine Roenfonz, Diana Keysor, Linda Hoaglin. Girl's Gym Class Front row, left to right--Arlene Torres, Kay Tinlin, Barbara Stoller, Evelyn Funk, Carolyn Elston, Lydia Dunham, Judy Fisher, Bonnie Tope, Janice Parker, Mary Lou Gunderman, Kay Gudakunst, Delores Boroff, Amy Keck. Middle row--Mis. .loan Lambright, Anna Lou Stoller, Delores Hockertberry, Bonnie Hartwick, Janice Foxx, Maxine Pond, Nancy Zielke, Ruth Mines, Barbara Roger, Janet Hoaglin, Mable Ray, Martha Breitweiser, Rae Turner, .leanine Tarlton, Anita Sperry, Margarite Doster, Janet Hammon, Mildred Perry, Eleanor Abbott. Back row--Delores Holtzberry, Kathleen Boroff, Patty Neiford, Dalene Pond, l-ucyle Kimmey, Barbara Groh, Rae Kay Tow, Marilyn Huebner, Lois Williamson, Jean Huebner, Ruby Hoclcenberry, Connie Barth, Noreda Keysor, Evelyn Stoller, Janet Kent, Edith Doster, Shirley Bowholtz. I rx ixp V3 F5535 .gt l to N 4 v-soy., :ggi J Left to right Top row-- Carolyn Elston, Dalene Pond, Sandra Hanselman, Marilyn Huebner, Jean Huebner, Carol Hart, Pmy Keck, Bonnie Hartwick. Middle row -- Sandra Slwltz, Rowena Chester, Nancy Mees, Janet Laulchuf, La Donna Pease, Beverly Groves, Estelle Goings. Bottom row -- Ellen Riggenbach, Roxie Haney, Karen Faust, Catherine Gray, Delena Boroff, Karen Ziellce. Left to right Top row -- Linda Houseworth, Becky Hofacker, Delores Hockenberry, Mildred Perry, Janice Foxx, Jeannette Rice, Marilyn Taylor. Middle row -- Karen Gudalcunst, Brenda Mumma, Marie Fast, Lydia Dunham, Marie Brian, Janice Parker, Barbara Stoller. Bottom row -- Marsha Momma, Carol Gunderman Gloria Stoller, Rita Sheehan, Annette Rice. ou ur- , n 1:..P , X i .5 bi.. L .2 AY 'fx First row, left to right: Larry Boroff, William Niswander, Roger Basil, Dean Groves, Allan Williamson, Robert Gray. Second row: Larry Colley, Floyd McDougal, Jim Huebner, Carl Goings, Russell Mclntosh, Bud Goingg, Robert Williamson. First row, left to right--Ruby Hockenberry, Delores Boroff, Kay Tinlin, Barbara Stoller, Evelyn Funk, Carolyn Elsron, Mildred Perry, Lydia Dunham, Janice Parker, Janice Foxx, Kay Gudakunst, Bonnie Tope, Anita Sperry. Second row--Miss Mouser-Co-instructor, Delores Hockenberry, Arlene Torres, Eleanor Abbott, Nancy Ziellce, Maxine Pond, Margaret Doster, Janet Hammon, Martha Breitwieser, Mable Ray, Janet Hoaglin, Ruth Mines, Barbara Roger, Bonnie Hartwick, Judy Fisher, Patty Nieford, Gus Tarlton, Anna Lou Stoller, Mary Lou Gunderman, Mrs. Lambright-Instructor. Third row--Edith Doster, Amy Keck, Joanne Baker, Janet Kent, Delores Holtzberry, Connie Barth, Noreda Keysor, Jean Huebner, Marilyn Huebner, Lois Williamson, Rae Kay Tow, Barbara Groh, Shirley Bowholtz, Evelyn Stoller, Kathleen Boroft, Rae Turner, Dalene Pond, Lycyle Kimmey. Uflf , . llq J 7: ,f ' ' 0-fr-1 - .i5Vf 4. .a Af . n f' -, , ' ., . A Q, -a . V4 ,Y , 5 1H?H?tgV Music 5 0 fi Q p F- A A Q Mixed Chorus First row, seated, left to right--Delores Holtsberry, Janet Hammon, Noreda Keysor, Elenor Abbott, Delores Hockenberry, Lydia Dunham, Delores Boroff, Koy Gudakunst, Barbara Stoller, Evelyn Funk, Carolyn Elston, Mary Lou Gunderman, Mildred Perry. Second row--Anita Sperry, Lucyle Kimmey, Rae Kay Tow, Evelyn Stoller, Janet Kent, .hnice Foxx, Janice Parker, Martha Breitwieser, Dalene Pond, Anna Lou Stoller, Barbara Roger, Patty Neiford, Margaret Doster, Jean Huebner. Third row--Mr. Shand, Marilyn Huebner, Connie Barth, Hannie Hartwick, Edith Doster, Mable Ray, Lois Williamson, Ruby Hockenberry, Barbara Groh, Bonnie Tope, Jeannine Tarlton, Nancy Zielke, Maxine Pond, Janet Hoaglin, Judy Fisher. Fourth row--Charles Kauser, Charles Rodman, Larry Barth, Larry Hayes, Jim Decker, Doyle Whitaker, Ed Rodman, Max Pease, Frank Ptak, George Keysor, Frank Cavinder, Bill Bendele, Alvin Waldron, Gerald Williamson. Fifth row--Gary Eisenmann, Roger Roth, Joe Gunderman, Walt Sinn, Jethro Stoller, Bill Laukhuf, Harold Sinn, Gerald Sinn, Larry Sinn, Rex Rodman, Paul Stiebeling, Gene Delong, Kenny Zimmerman, Richard Perry, Charles Hart. Nancy Zielke - Pianist V A iff . ,gr . . . f.:- ihsiff r vi wk ,f tml W. James Shand ON THE MUSIC DIVISION PAGE. BOYS' OCTETTE First row, left to right--Roger Roth, Gerald Sinn, Ed Rodman, Alvin Waldron. Lust row--Richard Perry, .be Gunderman, Kenny Zimmerman, Walter Sinn. T C left to right--Delores Fbckenberry, Bonnie Hartwick, Janice Parker, Kay Gudakunst, Barbara Stoller, Carolyn Elston, bnlce Foxx, Lydia Dunham. Seated at piano, W. James Shand. , -. Junior Girls' Ocleiie Girls' Glee Club Row l, left to right--Anna Lou Stoller, Dalene Pond, Evelyn Stoller, Janet Kent, Delores Hockenberry, Lydia Dunham, Janice Parker, Delores Boroff, Kay Gudakunst, Barbara Stoller, Evelyn Funk, Carolyn Elston, Mary Lou Gunderman, Mildred Perry. Row 2--W. James Shand, Music Instructor, Anita Sperry, Lucyle Kimmey, Ruth Mines, Rae Turner, Janet Hamman, Martha Brietweiser, Kay Tinlin, Janice Foxx, Eleanor Abbott, lxbreda Keysor, Barbara Ruger, Patty Neiford, Margaret Doster, Nancy Zielke, Jean Huebner. Row 3--Marilyn Huebner, Connie Barth, Rae Kay Tow, Delores Holtsberry, Bonnie Hartwick, Edith Doster, Mable Ray, Lois Williamson, Ruby Hockenberry, Barbara Groh, Bonnie Tope, Jeannine Tarlton, Maxine Pond, Janet Fbaglin, Judy Fisher. Senior H' rgh r 1'- Girls' riple Trio Left to right -- Barbara Groh Anita Sperry, Lucyle Kimmey, Ray Kay Tow, Mr. Shand-Director Lois Williamson, R in u y Hockenberry, Nancy Zieike, bannine Tarlron, Bonnie Tope. no B o y ' s G le e Top row--Roger Roth, be Gunderman, Jeilnro Sfoller, Walter Sinn, Harold Sinn, Gerald Sinn, Paul Stiebeling, Kenny Zimmemran, Richard Perry, Charles Hart. Middle row--Mr. Shand-Director, Gary Eisenmann, Charles Kauser, Ch Wlwilaker, Ed Rodman, Rex Rodman, Larry Sinn Bottom row--Larry Hayes, Ai ' Willi arles Rodman, Larry Barth, Doyle , Gerald Williamson. vin Waldron, James Decker, Frank Ptak, Frank Cavinder, George Keysor, am Bendele, Bill Laukhuf, Gene De Long, Nnx Pease. Club - Y- - v-- ---1 Junior High Girl'sGlee Club First row seated: Delena Boroff, Carol Gunclerman, Nixry l.ou Vance, Catherine Gray, Linda Pugh, Sandra Shultz, Martha Clemens, Joyce Tope, Gloria Stoller. Second row: Mr. Shand, Ruth Ann Coopersmith, Connie Boroff, Rowena Chester, Marie Fast, Marie Brian, La Donna Pease, .hnet l-aukhuf, Marilyn Taylor, Brenda Momma, Mable Jewell, Linda Hauseworth, Diana Miller, Nancy Gerber, Judy Cavinder, Deanna Hartwig. Third row: Btella Goings, .hannette Rice, Rebecca Hofacker, Joan Williamson, Delores Roth, Patty Rinebolt, Carol Hart, Sandra Hanselman, .hnet Schlegel, Ruth Ann Gehres, Kathleen bwell, Elaine Roenfanz, Diana Keysor, Linda Hoaglin, Carolyn Baker. Q,-'a,,,, :J v-wx ,V av .J V .ixl zulu I. as sz--l Junior I-lighBoys' Glee Club From 'OW' seuted, left to right--Ronnie cnsenmann, vvrlluam Nrswander, Utto bchlatter, Roland Ganger, Gale Weisman, Robert Waldron, Roger Eisenmann, Dennis William. Second YOW-'Mn Shand, David Zielke, LeRoy Gillette, Paul Wilson, Larry Colley, Reinhard Brietwieser, Gary G'- de m0nf Mllf0 d P0f'lCl, Floyd McDougal, Michael Tow, Larry Laukhuf, Bud Goings. Third f0W WllbUf Capps, Cecil Foust, Gail Perl, Harold Palte, Dean Laukhuf, Carl Goings, Sam Gunderman, Vlblter Dunham, Vaughn Schlegel, Tom Holmes, Russell Mclntosh. 3 W. ,. Familiar 0 0.0 .Q Q. I? '0' Q , Q 0.0 .0. ., f Q '0' 'Q' -9 020 fl Q0 010 QQ 0 0 'Q 'Z' Q I ,'0 N 04 05 , , ,4 0.0 30 35,4 0.5 5, -w , -E? 0 In The Music Department QQ Faces ,.L.A f ' .li Q-Q xv QC Q.'1. ?,5 5 pi Q ff' M. 7'1- ' N I: I .... 'S I 'gm C ADMINISTRATION SE NIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ATHLETICS MUSIC SOCIAL LIFE AT B. ADVERTISING Table oi onients C.H.S. ,L.,J-,J ,,3 M NL.-1 1 VCL jP++.,- v Q, Worku. xnxx 5 ' M -7 OOO Play fn M 5 at -wb :FM 1 rg' Social Life a vi. W-, -' - v K 4 EJ' rr' , r Outstanding Personalities Q x 1 It BEST ATHLETES Kenny Zimme Noreda Keyso 72 V C : 1 s ' 'I 'Y' T 'I-5.13 JET ' ' ,,....-L---1-U' if 4 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Anita Sperry Jet Stolle ,A xes 1 ACTNU Harem Si nn 7 -JA I KX - .fp 'sqX 'X' BEST xx 5 T Roger RJJDEN T5 A Amy Keck I ur ff? P E 53 H 15 BEST C . I 73 'ChQfd nzffvs Loi, W fer N., 5 ,lj llhonza fl The Cooks Standing, left to right--Effie Keith, Bessie Hartwig, Nbllie Covey, fg V X v ' ' ,f y sf W 'Z ' '- ' ' -N., , YF, W Y. , f W .a x JV, ... ,, :.1.sC, ,J-M 1 1 , 9 X gf ,Z K 4 ,gi J 'E EA slf gm ,M,f A M Q -A - Z' ,-,.. 2 WU X 7 Tiff V: 1-fi N l E l 2 3 . 4 if ,- I I -V UJ3Rlf0IS'3 e, Q Left to right--Josh Yoh, Cliff Jones. l 'TN Emu-qn - Mig 'Millie lla Our School Bus Drivers Left to right--Richard Holmes, Floyd Baxter, Charles Harfwig, Charles Kohn, Rex Scrabroualw, Mrs. Winders, Rev. Gehres, Ned Jay, James Shand, Richard Hills. fjf .0 H, ,,,,-,.ll ' D N ,LlaKl' Q '- I .,?l .. f- 1-..-fe-1-4-M 1 L xl t'l'fW,f Q' J ' Librarians First row, left to right: Janice Foxx, Miss Mouser flwead librarianl, Lois Williamson, Janet Kent, Kathleen Boraff, Mildred Perry, Kay Gudakunst, Barbara Groh, Ruby Hockenberry, Gus Tarlton, Barbara Stoller, Janice Parker. Second row: Janet Hammon, Carolyn Elston, Delores Hockenberry, Mary Lou Gunderman, Barbara Rager, Patty Neiford, Evelyn Funk, Anita Sperry, Lucyle Kimmey. Third row: Charles Rodman, Rae Kay Tow, Eleanor Abbott. FP- YX 5. in f 7 -'aw Q Le: . 'Vg 'U PP t -me V National Honor Society First row, left to right: Lois Williamson, Ruby Hockenberry, Rae Kay Tow. Second row: Eleanor Abbott, Jeannie Tarlton, Amy Keck, Noreda Keysor, Nancy Zielke, Barbara Roger, Anna Lou Stoller, Mary Lou Gunderman. Third row: Bonnie Tope, Janice Foxx, Martha Breitwieser, Dalene Pond, Lucyle Kimmey, Anita Sperry, Mildred Perry. Fourth row: Bill Laukhuf, David Gehres, Charles Hart, Gary Eisenmann, Walter Sinn Roger Roth. High School Honor Roll First row, left to right: Lydia Dunham, Janice Foxx, Evelyn Funk, Bonnie Tope, Frank Ptak, Janet l k:mmon, Carolyn Elston, Eleanor Abbott. Second row: Janice Parker, Martha Breitwieser, Nancy Zielke, Delores Haltsberry, Anita Sperry, .leunnie Tarlton, Barbara Roger, ltkxrgaret Duster, Mildred Perry, Kay Gudakunst. 'llwird row: Delores Hockenberry, Alvin Waldron, Barbara Groh, Bill Laukhuf, Patty Naiford, Janet Kent, David Gehres, Dalene Pond, Amy Keck, Anna Lou Stoller. Fourth row: Barbara Stoller, Charles Hart, Ruby Fbckerberry, Roger Roth, Rae Kay Tow, Richard Perry, Lucyle Kimmey, Walter Sinn, Noreda Keysor, Lois Williamson, Mary Lou Gunderman. eu. - 1 ' S- .9 F3 4 4 r 5 N I Advertisements The immediately following pages have been de- voted to those whom we owe much. lt is these people who stand ready and willing to serve us that have made possible the compilation of this annual. The Galaxy Staff, if l may speak for them, heartily endorses all the names of the shops and stores found in this advertising section. A most sincere Thank You to all those who have been connected with the advertising, whether a member of the staff or a member of the clientele. - --Max Pease 77 The Haviland Clay Works Co, MANUFACTURERS OF CLAY DRAIN TILE AND STRUCTURAL TILE DEALERS IN BUILDING SUPPLIES, ROOFING, SIDING, PAINT IEXTERIOR 81 INTERIORJ CEMENT AND BRICKSET PHONE SCOTT 53-F-3 HAVILAND, OHIO N AS YOU SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP: SOW STOLLER'S SEEDS FOR ALL YEAR NEEDS StoIIer's Seed House 8. Elevator HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAINS AND SEEDS WE HAUL YOUR GRAIN WE CAN CLEAN 8. TREAT ALL KINDS OF GRAIN 8. INOCULATE YOUR SOYBEANS PHONE 28 PAULDING, OHIO I 'I R1 Al if-'veg' in-4 .,,,- 3 3, 9 ?i' Adminisiraiion The Grover Hill Lumber Co. LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES GROVER HILL, OHIO Mr. Von Afro - lin early morningl It must be time to get up Mrs. VonAHo - I'Why? Mr. VcmAHo - BcIby's fallen asleep. COMPLIMENTS OF Gillen Oil Co. CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS PAULDING, OHIO V The Scott Equity Exchonge THE FARMERS ELEVATOR GRAIN AND SEED FEEDS AND COAL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS -- BULK AND RETAIL SCOTT, OHIO QI! Judge - Are you guilty or not guilty Walt - It seems to me that is o mighty personal question. Don Douler ELEVATOR COMPANY DEALERS IN GRAIN HAY STRAW COAL FEED PHO NE 3831 CONVOY, OHIO Payne Pure Oil D. J. CADWALLADER, DISTRIBUTOR PURE TIRES, BATTERIES 8. ACCESSORIES RETAIL AND WHOLESALE FARM DELIVERIES AND STATION SERVICE WE FURNISH FARM TANKS AND GIVE THE BEST KIND OF SERVICE -- REASONABLE CREDIT TERMS BE SURE WITH PURE PHONE I2I PAYNE, OHIO Jethro! JET! What, ma'? Are you spitting in the fish bowl ? No, ma, but I'm comin' pretty close. COMPLIMENTS OF The Antwerp Exchange Bank Co. ANTWERP, OHIO ,, City Market GROCERIES - MEAT FROZEN FOODS -- SUPPLIES FOR HOME FREEZER CUSTOM BUTCHERING PHONE 86 PAYNE, OHIO Mr. Jay - DarIing, I1aven't I always given you my salary check the first of every month ? Mrs. Jay - Yes, but you never told me you got paid twice a month ,- you Iow-down, unprincipled embezzler. Sinn Sales 8. Service FARM MAC HI NE SERVICE J. I. CASE SALES 8- SERVICE EZEE-FLOW FERTILIZER SPREADER GRAHAM-HOME PLOWS CUSTOM MADE ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS I' PHONE 50-B PAULDING, OHIO RUGS CARPETS LINOLEUM 119 N. wAsHlNGToN STREET vAN WERT, oruo School Visitor - Wna'r's the maffer, my boy? Gary - Palpiiafion and insomnia. School Visitor - But you can'f be suffering from these things Gary - lt isn'f suffering, sir. lt's spelling. COMPLIME NTS OF The Hotel PAULDING, OHIO - WHEN YOUR FAMILY'S GROW ING, YOUR HOME HAS TO GROW TOO! COME IN AND GET HOW-TO- DO-IT IDEAS THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEYI STOP IN THIS VERY WEEK. Paulding Lumber Co YOUR HOME S BEST FRIEND Dick - You Iook down-hearted old man What are you worried abou Max - My future. Dick - What makes your future seem so hopeless? Max - My pasf. Kauser Trucking Service STONE, COAL AND AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE AND BLACK LAWN DIRT P BUYERS OF HAY AND STRAW PHONE 287-2 WEST HARRISON STREET T a..l Sales and Service 784 N. WILLIAMS STREET PHONE 59 PAULDING OHIO MASSEY - HARRIS FARM MACHINERY PACKARD AUTOMO BILES J. F. DICKINSON, OWNER Mrs. Hills - Oh, Dick, baby can walk. Mr. Hills 5 Tbaf's fine. Now he can walk up and down at nigh? by himself. Paulding County Farm Bureau Co-op. THE BEST PLACE TO BUY YOUR FEED SEED FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BRANCHES AT PAULDING, GROVER HILL 8. HAVILAND The Gunsett Co. I42-I44 EAST MAIN ST. VAN WERT OHIO SERVING THE VAN WERT COMMUNITY SINCE I9Io HARDWARE, PAINTS AND VARNISHES, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, STOVES, FLOOR COVERINGS. Frankie P. - Say, what's the idea of wearing my raincoat? Darrel - Well, you woUldn't want your new suit to get wet, would you? COMPLIMENTS OF Swift Ice Cream DEFIANCE, OHIO COMPLTMENTS OF Meodow Gold Doiries OF NORTHWESTERN, OHIO Lucyie - When is your sister thinking of geffing married? Harold - ConsfonHy. Phil Prott DISTRIBUTOR STANDARD OIL CO. VAN WERT PHONE 41826 - PHONE SCOTT 66FII Tipton Grocery GENERAL MERCHANDISE PURE GAS, on PAYNE PHONE 516-F-3 MAXINE CADWALLADER Mr. Lombright - Those newlyweds are pretty well matched, oren't they? Mrs. Lombright - Yeoh, she's a gross widow and he's a vegetarian. PAYNE Loukhut Hybrid Corn Co i 'R-Hmhe Hybrid M n Sm !'EfiN'i-5x3 Wi 5 Ut f 4 , Q .dw E git Ami f f ' X Q,-Maw? RESISTANCE to WEATHER and DISEASE! Zona Ufzdez NOW! OHIO 1 YY .J OHM, ,WN 55 ..-. ri . L L 1 ff, .AJ I Board of Educahon l-eff to right: Carl Laukhuf, Archie DeLong, Leslie Basil, Presidenfp Albert Zielke, Alfred Williams, Vice President l 6'1w! SCHOOL SECRETARY Dor thy Fu nk COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT A. C. Bell Ewing Lumber Co. 201 NORTH CHERRY STREET pHQNE 2634 VAN WERT, OHIO Mrs. DeLong - Young mon, we turn the lights off of IO:3OI Gene - Gee! that would be keen. Town Talk Bread - Nj 5 Brvfvllyb 1 T 0 I 'TZ of QP 9 TOWN TA o 3 Ibxulpgio swgggso 0, owls QM 9 IT'S DOUBLE RICH WITH NON-FAT MILK -- PROTEIN Compliments Of HOLMES MARKET WESTERN OHIO Latty, Ohio BOTTLING COMPANY Groceries Meats Van Wert General Ohio Merchandise Larry Hayes - But l don't think I deserve a zero. Mr. Jay - Neither do I, but 'it's the lowest mark l'm allowed to give. TRI-COUNTY AIRPORT SHISLER'S GARAGE Dusting-Seeding-And Spraying -Stude nt Dealer In Training Dodge 81 Plymouth W. J. Gudakunst Cloverdale, Ohio Oakwood, Ohio R.R. fl Phone 64 Grover Hill Phone I 4l Compliments Of POND SEED COMPANY THE 1 I E th' M very Inq W' ln H. 8. R. DRESS SHOP L Farm Seeds t Phone Paulding, Ohio Scott 56-F-5 Scott, Ohio Maxine: Mother, Eleanor gets o dime every time she takes cod liver oil. Mother: And what does she do with the money? Maxine: Well, she puts it in a box until she gets 50 cents, then her mother buys more cod liver oil. ----- V-v- -Y., ..,-...-A - V U, .,-,,., W..- ,s , , V SHAEFER IMPLEMENT COMPANY DUI-L LUMBER at COAL CO E. A. Dull Sales And Service Lumber - Coal Payne, Ohio Builders Supplies New ldea Minneapolis Moline North End Of Shannon Street Farming Equipment Van Vikrt, Ohio l For DERRY DRUGS The Finest ln Jewelry PrescriptionSpecialists See LAUDICK'S JEWELRY Van Wert, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Patient: Doctor, what l need is something to stir me up - something to put me in fighting-trim. Did you put any- thing like that in this prescription? Doctor: No. You will find that in the biIl. When You Think Of Radio Compliments Of Furniture And J. MONROE 8- SON Television Think Of Suppliers of Sinclair Anti-Rust Products POLLOCK Van Vlbrt, Ohio Phone 2610 RADIO 8- FURNITURE CO. Van Wert, Ohio McCLURE'S H. D. HOFFMAN MARKET Complete Locker Buyer OF Service Poultry -- Eggs Vvhere Prices Are Born, Not Raised Phone l5-R-2 Grover Hull Grover Hill, Ohio The decrepit old car drove up to the toll-bridge. Fifty cents, cried the gateman. Sold , replied the driver. Milking Parker's Shorthorns Indiana Hybrids The very Finest bull calves for sale, out Seed Corn of cows of the finest type. Substantial milk record. Can also spare an occas- ional heifer calf to those who wish something better than the average. 425, 69, 416, and 400 Super Cross HOMER T. LEE DON PARKER Haviland, Ohio , J Compliments Of COMMUNITY GAS 8 OIL I2O N. Market St. TWINS JEWELRY Gifts For All Occasions I33 East Central Ave. Van Wert Von Wert Ohio Ohio Little .lay Basil, age 6, seized with hiccoughs, ran to his mother and saicl, Oh, Mother, I believe I'm coughing backwards. UNION STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Irsurance Corporation Maximum Insurance Of 510, OOO For Each Depositor Compliments Of EVANS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 20 Phone 85 Payne Payne Ohio Ohio Compliments Of Compliments Of CROWELLS' GREERS DRUGS STORE FUNERAL HOME Phone 47 Phone 64 y 5 Paulding, Ohio Paulding, Grip Noreda: Your new overcoat is pretty loud, isn't it? Gerald: Yeah, but l'm gonna buy a muffler to go with it. DlTTO'S Always Keep A Sweet And Gentle Spirit ln Spite Cf Fame, Or Fortune, Rank Or Place. Self Served fvhrket DUCATS' Home Killed Meats Paulding, Ohio Your Favorite Shopping Center For 634 N. Washington Ladies, Juniors, Tots and Teens, Dry Goods, Gifts, Notions, Rugs, Linoleums, and Window Phone 20891 Fixtures Van Wert, Ohio Pay Us A Visit Soon. Compliments Of Compliments Of ROGER E. GODDARD Goddard's Store OHIO POWER Groceries Meats Dry Goods COMPANY Grover Hill, Ohio Mr. Jay fin Chemistryl: Gerald, what does HNO3 signify? Gerald: Well, ali, er'r--l've got it right on the tip of my tongue. Mr. Jay: Well, you'd better spit it out. lt's nitric acid. Compliments Of Compliments Of THE DEFIANCE MILK PRODUCTS CO. BORDEN'S ICE CREAM CO. Defiance, Ohio Manufacturers Of 314 W0Y e Sl- Evaporated Milk Our Covered Trucks Deflmlcef OMC Pass Your Door Compliments Of G. C. MURPHY CO. Compliments Of BALYEAT The Clothier Van Wert, Ohio Van Weff Ohio Cgmplimenfg COI'Igl'CfUlQl'lOf1S Cf To The Senior Class Of 54 THE BOOTERY MORRIS 56,3 8- IOC STORE Van Wert, Ohio A Fred Place, Magr. Van Wert Ohio lst Hunter: Hey, Harold. 2nd Hunter: Yeah. lst Hunter: Are you all right? 2nd Hunter: Yeah, W U lst Hunter: Then l've shot a bear. Compliments ElSHER'S STORE Of U General Merchandise HAROLD BALYEAT Open Air Market -- Fruits 615 S. Shannon - Van Wert Haviland, Ohio Phone: 42-F-ll Compliments OF THE PRESLER MOTORS, INC. CONVOY EQUITY EXCHANGE CO. Pontiac And Buick Cars And GMC Trucks Phone 36 Convoy, Ohio 2l7 So. Walnut St. Van Vlkrt, Ohio FlSHER'S APPLIANCE STORE Phone 203 - B llO W. Jackson Street Paulding, Ohio Congratulation Class Of '54 PAULDING SHOE REPMR Leo L. Goings STAR-LITE RESTAURANT For Good Food Dinners And Short Orders 520 W. Caroline Street Paulding, Ohio Mr. 8K Mrs. Virgil Howell, Prop. TEMPLE'S DRIVE-IN Good Coffee And Sandwiches Meals, Fountain Servvce South Of Paulding On U.S. l27 Paulding, Ohio , , ,, , .1 I1 Mr. Preston: Rollie, can you tell me the name of an animal that travels great distances ?- ' Rollie G.: Yes, a goldfish, lt travels around the globe. We Need Your Head ln Our Business HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON We Don't Pass The Buck, Vlb Take lt Personalized Permanents And Hair Sets YOU NG'S BARBER SHOP Paulding, Ohio Latty, Ohio Mrs. .Benard Brown Compliments Of BOROFF'S GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Fruits, And Vegetables l-atty, Ohio l A Compliments OF CLARKS SHOES Quality Service Van Wert Ohio We, the Senior Class of 1954, extend a warm welcome to our new superintendent in his first year of administration at Blue Creek Local. We heartily congratulate him on the fine work he has accomplished this year. Also we Seniors, and I am sure the whole community, wish his future years at Blue Creek Local to be successful and happy ones. Mr. Richard Holmes, High School Principal , wax as 'Lg,,,,,.,,. if y 3 g If . l .fffkff ' W. AK 14' ' fi -W, ,.-. em? E. Van Atta Superintendent Bowling Green State University B. S an Education Bowling Green State University M.E lAugust 19541 Biology A. R. C. First-Aid Mr. Roy Jenkins, Elementary Principal xgqfwil ' ,.r . Fe 5 w.' ' Q ' ' -g,,..,- .Z , . N.. eat' ,. R 1 Compliments Of WALTER'S PURE OIL STOLLER HONEY FARMS Corner Of ll4 81 l27 Pcclfefs Of The World's Finest Honey All Night Service l-CNY, Ohio Compliments Of BROUGHTON CUSTOM CANNERY THE OAKWOOD DEPOSIT BANK CO. Canners Of Vegetables And Meats ln Season Ockwwdf Ohio Broughton, O. Phone 275-G-l Member Of The F- D- l-C- LCEa.u.l.d.ing.l 5 Noreda: Mother, they are going to teach domestic silence at school now. Mother: Don't you mean domestic science ? Father: There is a bare hope our little girl means what she is saying. Compliments Of The Compliments Of WOOD-U DRIVE ROLLER RINK ED'S SOHIO SERVICE Oakwood, Ohio Oakwood, Ohio JIM 8.MAE'S BLUE CAFE OAKWOOD OI L COMPANY Good Coffee 8- Sandwiches Shell Products Open Sundays Greasing, Tires, Tubes, 8- Accessories Paulding, Ohio Phone L-68 Oakwood, Ohio Next To Theater +li- Compliments Of BROWNIE'S DRIVE-Nl Junction I27 And 224 Two Miles North Of Van Wert, Ohio EHRHARTS STUDIO Antwerp, Ohio Portraits And Photo Finishing Camera's Supplies For The Amateur Rug Weaving If you have rags to be made into rugs, PARSONS see I.G.A, MARKETS LESTER SHERER, SR. Everyday Low Prices Haviland Ohio Phone 42-F-2I Paulding Ohio Mr. Van Etta: Can you give me a good example of how heat expands things and cold contracts them? Larry S.: WeII, the days are much longer in the summer. For News About Your Compliments Of HARRY M. WARD School and Community COMPANY THE VAN WERT TIMES BULLETIN Educational Publishers and Van Wert Ohio Equipment OPEN AIR FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits And Vegetables Compliments Of J. C. PENNEY 8- CO. Van Wert Ohio Van Wert Oh io l ..l. P. CRAIN HARDWARE I PAULDINO HATCHERY I Farm Supplies I Ohio U.S. Approved Pullorum Paints Ancl Varnishes l Passed Chicks Perfection Stoves Feeds-Remedies-Poultry Builders Hardware 3 Supplies-Custom Spraying Rugs And i Seeds East Side Square Paulding, Ohio I Phone 30 Paulding, Ohio MORRIS OIL CO. I Compliments Ot Gulf Oil Distributors MOORES BROTHERS Grace Morris H. R. Morris Paulding, Ohio Mrs. Shand: las James entersl What time is it? Mr. Shand: Just one o'clock. Mrs. Shand: las clock strikes threei Dear me, how that clock stutters. MEAD'S FLOWER SHOP HOOKER INSURANCE AGENCY For All Your Insurance Needs Flowers For All Occasions Farm Loans, Bonds Hail Insurance W. Perry St. , l2l E. Merrin St. Phone 229-B Paulding, Ohio Phone l5l Payne, Ohio L. 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