Buckland High School - Whitefeather Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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I , 1 47 .' v--f : g.,-:AV , ,,. I , x I. . M. 5 'fs Q., dw ,,.,',1 t . 'n-.-'M h 'V v,-nt, m ' . ,'V'l'V,n. : I J. .- ,i,.i ,V X v.u'Nl'! ,. :Y A : ,.f. ,-il' .qu-A x .1 r f s' ,v ,J : FACULTY wwf M I Rudolph L- Leatherman Anna M. Biesecker Glenn A. Geiger, Jr. B. A. A.B.-Ohio State University A. B., B. S. in Ed. DEHHHCG College Syracuse University Ohio Northern University Superintendent Ashbury College Coach of Athletics, History Mathematics Home Ec., Commercial Commercial, Physical Ed. English Social Studies, Speech George W. Brackney Dale M. Tippett Joseph J. Kelly B. S. in Ed. B. S. in Ed. B. S. in Ed. Ohio State University Ohio State University Ohio State University Wilmington College Agriculture Social Studies Math., Reading, Science Farm Shop English iw 3,3 Mx ,,,-l,,,,, FACULTY Nw 'WW' Phyllis Corderinan A. Marie Folk B. S. in Ed. Auglaize County Normal Ohio State University Ohio Northern University Ohio Northern University Bowling Green University Fifth and Sixth Grades Third and Fourth Grades 'aww .M My s James H. Ewing Margery L. Culver Ohio Northern University Graduate in Ped. Jr. and Sr. Chorus Ohio Northern University Elementary Music First and Second Grades SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Mess Cooks Mrs. Hollis Sprague Mrs. Gale John Log Keeper Alice Bowsher SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Deck Swabbei' Bud Smith Navi gators Left to right: Leslie Zerkel, Emerson Smith, Joseph Kelley, Rev. W. C. Argenbright, and Victor Richardson. p' '-Z.:-Z.: 5 zffifffi. 1:f5E5Z5E5Z5E5E5E3: 557, 'iid' -'I' I-Ll 'I 'il 'i ',lBc ' ' ' Clada Jvfiatofzy Few of us can remember when we entered Buckland High School for the first time on September 3, 1940. There were twenty-one in all. Under the excellent supervision of Miss Margery Culver we soon became accustomed to the school and its surroundings. After eight years of hard studying we advanced to high school. This proved to be quite different from the grades. We entered our Freshman year with twenty one students. Our class advisor was Mr. Leatherman. In September we were initiated by the Seniors. This proved to be quite comical to everyone but us. The class officers were: President, Betty Lou Danielsg Vice-President, Virginia Ramgag Secretary, Darlene Smithg Treasurer, Beverly Sawmillerg News Reporter, JoAnna Ziegenbuschg Student Council, Norma Ruth Brookhart and Bob Sunderland. We began our Sophomore year with ten girls and fourteen boys, Unfortunately during the year Darlene Smith was stricken with polio and had to leave school. Also Donnie Witham moved to Lima where he entered Lima South High School. Betty Wycuff also withdrew from our class shortly after school began. The class officers were as follows: President, Jim Morgang Vice-President, Darlene Smith: Secretary, Dorothy Hagerg Treasurer, Faye Dingledine: Student Council, Norma Ruth Brookhart and Valgene Phillips. Many of us took part in the operetta, band concert, and Christmas program. Many of the boys participated very actively in basketball and baseball. We started our Junior year with nineteen pupils. However, Everett Bradford dropped out before the year was completed. In September we went on a one day trip with the Seniors to the London Prison Farm, Ft. Ancient, and John Bryan State Park. On November 3, after working very hard we successfully presented our class play, We Shook The Family Tree . We were very proud of our class rings which we received on November 14, 1950. We sold refreshments at the basketball games and did various other things to raise funds so we could honor the Seniors with a banquet on May 11. We all felt that it was well worth our time and effort. Mr. Brackney was our sponsor and helped us immensely with our prom and class play. The onicers for the year were as follows: President, Valgene Phillips, Vice President, Jim Howard, Secretary, Jerry Tangeman, Treasurer, Betty Daniels, Student Council, David Lambert and Freddie Miller. Several of the Juniors in the Bookkeeping Class journeyed to Ohio State University Campus where they took a National Bookkeeping Test. We sold magazines for two weeks and received a reward for selling the most magazines. As we entered our Senior year there were eighteen of us in all. Under the capable guidance and leadership of Mr. Geiger we made our final year in school a very successful one. Our class ofiicers for the year were: President, Jim Morgang Vice President, Jerry Tangemang Secretary, Jim Howard? Treag- urer, Valgene Phillipsg Student Council, David Lambert and Ronnie Sprague. On October 12, 1951, the Juniors and Seniors took a trip to Southern Ohio. Here we visited Old Man's Cave and the Rock House. We also sponsored two roller skating parties which turned out to be very successful. This year we sold refreshments at the basketball games to raise funds for our Senior Trip to which we are all looking forward. On April 18 we presented our class play, Grandpa Goes To College . On April 25 we jour- neyed to Pike County State Forest and spent the week end there. We all had a very enjoyable and exciting trip. May 8, is a date long to be remembered by the Seniors. This was the evening on which the Juniors honored us with a very colorful reception. We enjoyed and appreciated it very much. Our Baccalaureate Services were held on May ll, at the Buckland Congregational Christian Church with Rev. Carl Miller otiiciating. Our twelve years of hard studying were climaxed by our Commencement Exercise on May 15th. The commencement address was delivered by Dr. Harvey C. Hahn. Our class has participated in a large variety of school activities. Among them are basketball, band, F. F. A., Class Plays, and many others. Now as our school years are fast coming to an end we will remember many of the interesting exper- iences that we had and they will live in our memory for a long time. Our Senior trip will probably be the one last time that we shall all be together. This trip will take us to Washington, D. C. and New York City' -Jim Morgan 'wi' Dallas Dale Fox 4sTeX77 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Pioneer 4 Whitefeather David Arthur Lambert ..Bud,, Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3, F.F.A. 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Pioneer 4 Whitefeather MAL! 'Cv A- N45 'U Q Norma Ruth Brookhart Halfie Chorus l-2--i, Band l-2-3--l We Shook the Family Tree Grandpa Goes To College 'Sunbonnet Girl, Top O' the World, M. S. Pina- foref' Pioneer 3-4, KCO. Ed.b Whitefeather, Cheerleader 2- 3-4. Student Council l-2-4 CPres.b Ath. Corn. 3, Chapel Com. 3-4, Salutatorian Betty Lou Daniels ..BeCky1v Chorus 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3 Pres, 1. Treas. 3, We Shook the Family Tree, Grandpa Goes to College, Sunbon- net Girl, Top O' the World, M. S. Pinaforef' Pioneer 3-4, CCO-Editorb Whitefeather, CStud. Adv. 49 Cheerleader 2, Ath. Com. 4 C:-I as . A . 5 rw y n J an ' I ll James Bobert Howard Burr Blume High School 1 Chorus 4. Band l-2-3-4 'tH.lVl.S. Pinaforej' FFA 2-3-4 CSec. 41, We Shook the Family Tree, Grandpa Goes To College, V.-Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3, Chapel Com. 4 CPres.D Frederick C. Miller Fred Chorus l-4. Stud. Council 3-l F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Whitefeather C., , .,., ,Z ,... ELS ., I X sp E l .if X N ' C is N f N fi- lil N yi N Q3 ' . - l.. - 1'-A 'r rw Clan Prophecy Ten years have elapsed since I graduated frcm Buckland High School. It was the spring of 1962, and, after teaching school in Hawaii for three years, I was going home for the summer. I was to sail home on the S. S. Buckland, named for the village, after it became known all over the nation, when the senior class of l952 caused a traffic jam in New York City while having an argument in the middle of Times Square. After the ship had set sail, I decided to go to the ship's beauty parlor and have my hair fixed. I was very shocked when Faye Dingledine appeared to fix my hair. She and I relived our school day experiences, and then I took a little stroll on the deck. I had been told that passengers could go down on the bottom deck and watch the navigation of the ship, so I went down. As I watched the navigator I thought he looked familiar to me, and after watching him long enough, I realized that it was Bob Sunderland. After a short talk with him, I went to the railing to watch the water being stirred up by the ship. I was standing near three crew members who were talking to the skipper of the ship. When I haerd them mention Buckland, I thought nothing of it, but that they were speaking of the vessel, until they mentioned their old school days. I took a closer look. and believe it or not, found them to be David Lambert. Fred Miller, Darrell Wilges, and Dallas Fox. I told them of my other findings and questioned them as to whether or not it could be arranged to have a party on the ship to celebrate. They suggested that I see the commander or admiral, so I set out to find them. but my plans were disrupted when I suddenly became very seasick. After lying in my cabin for a while and getting no relief. I went to the drug store to buy some medicine, When I walked up to the counter there was none other there behind it than Alice Wagner. I told her my troubles and she recommended that I forget the drug store medicine and go to the sick bay. I took her advice, and who do you think took care of me when I got there? Why, of course, JoAnna Ziegenbusch, the ship's head nurse. She soon had me feeling much better. CI think it was the talk we had of our past rather than the medicine she gave me.b By this time it was time to eat, so I went to one of the dining rooms and ordered my lunch. When the waitress brought me my lunch I suddenly carrie to the realization that she was another old classmate, Beverly Sawmiller. She didn't have time to talk then, so after making arrange- ments to see her later, I settled down and began to enjoy my lunch, when the orchestra leader announced that the next number had been requested by someone in the audience. When they began to play Mary Lou I immediately became suspicious and began to look around. Sure enough, just two tables away was Valgene Phillips and his wife who were touring the world after establishing a large dairy farm in Ohio. By now I was thinking that the party was a necessity rather than a novelty, so I set out on my search again. They were easily found, and you can imagine how surprised I was when the admiral turned out to be Jim Howard, and the commander Ronnie Sprague. A third shock was that Dorothy Hager was Ronnie's private secretary. She informed me that her husband, Jim Morgan, was the head engineer of the ship. They were all three highly in favor of my plan and Dorothy made arrangements for us to use the best ball room that evening. I had secured the room number of all my classmates I had met before that day, so they were easily contacted. I decided that such a coincidental and important occasion deserved pictures and a write up in the Whitefeather , the ship's newspaper, so I went to see the editor, whom I found to be Betty Lou Daniels. She was thrilled with the plans and guaranteed me her best reporter and photographer. She said I'd better sit down before she brought them in, and I soon knew why, when the photographer whom she brought in was Walter Spees and the reporter, Jerry Tangeman. This completed the Senior Class, and the party was a gigantic success with everyone present. But you may be sure that it wasn't the last one we had before the Statue of Liberty came into sight, not to mention the many informal visits and talks of good old Buckland High . -By Norma Brookhart fm, 'Ove i' X-'ff xv--if Beulah Faye Dingledine Dingle Chorus 1-2. Band 1-2 3--1 Treas. 2, Cheerleader 3. We Shook the Family Tree. Grandpa Goes To College, Sunbonnet Girl. Pioneer Staff 3-4. Whitefeather. Athletic Comm. 2 Valgene Lee Phillips UF-hp.. New Knoxville High 1 Chorus 1-4, Band 1-2-3-4 Stud. Council 2. F.F.A. 1-2-3 lPres. 49, Pres. 3, Treas. 4. We Shook the Family Treef, Grandpa Goes To College, M. S. Pinaforej' Whitefeather. if James Preston Morgan Jim Chorus 1, Band 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1, tPres. 31. Pres. 2-4. We Shook the Family Tree, Grandpa Goes to College. Basketball 1-2 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4. Pioneer 4, Ath. Comm. 1 fPres. 31 Whitefeather Salutatorian Beverly Jean Sawmiller ..BeV's Chorus 1-2-3--1. Band 1-2-3 Treas. 1. Pioneer 3-4. We Shook the Family Tree, Grandpa Goes To College. Top O' the World. Sun- bonnet Girlj' M. S. Pin- aforef' Whitefeather 1 s Iiln Q 5 23 1 . ' -. -1 sa' 1 Dorothx' Mav Hager R K Dotl' R C Chorus 1-2. Band 1-2 3-4 SeQ'y. 2. Chapel Com. 1-2-3, Ath, Com. 1-2. We Shook the Family Tree. Grandpa Goes to College. Sunbon- net Girl. Cheerleader 3-4, P ioneer. Whitefeather onald Homer Sprague Gll3f1d1 Chorus -1. F. F. A. 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 3-4. Baseball 1-2-3-4. We Shook the Fam- ily Tree. M. S. Pina- foref' Grandpa Goes To College. Student Council 4, Ath. Com. fPres.l 4 Wliitefeather 4 s 1 x N X X X47 if ,-,z .. . A 4 YM1 z p ml 114 'C 61.1.2 ,--if I AU ,',' .3 7:1112 ,v-'.?'4A4. V. .-. 'V --. ,Ig L 4 . ,ff-7 -'rf'-: gh- Wm R ,N ,-v:,,..- I ,11- 'i.1n '-1 V215 ill!-Ll? f'D 'vL.lD'i -'xv ' enior flaw Be it remembered that we, the Senior Class of 1952, of Buckland High School, situated in the town of Buckland, the county of Auglaize, and in the state of Ohio, being in our usual unsound state of mind, but in much better harmony than usual, do hereby make this our last will and testament: Article I To the Junior Class we will our home room seats in room 10. Article II To the Sophomores, especially the girls. we will the Senior boys. Article III To the Freshmen we will our ability to initiate future greenies . Article IV I, Norma Ruth Brookhart, will my twirling ability to Betty Jo Truesdale. I, Betty Lou Daniels, will my red hair to Alice Fox. I. Faye Dingledine, will my curly hair to Howard Debell. I, Dorothy Hager, will my quietness to Jean Ann Walther. I, Jim Howard. will my mischievousnessto Ronald Martin. I. Fred Miller, will my love to read books to Glenn Krites. I, Dallas Fox, will my good attendance record to Laureda Ewing. I. Darrell Wilges, will my jokes to Franklin Place. I, Ronald Sprague, will my athletic ability to Sam Howell. I, Walter Spees, will my good-naturedness to Bob O'Neil. I, Robert Sunderland, will my way with the girls to Jim Springer. I, Beverly Sawmiller, will my job as mimeographer to Ronnie Whetstone. I, JoAnna Ziegenbusch, will my height to Arlene Martin. I, Alice Wagner. will my shortness to Glen Fuerst. I, Jim Morgan, will my black hair to Larry Brincefield. I, Jerry Tangeman, will my 4's to Tommy Davidson. I, Valgene Phillips, will my bashfulness to Roger Place. I, David Lambert, will next year's writer of the class will, the best of luck. l ,dd,7,,.,.- 'X 5 X is 4. MP 1 ' 1. K 8 ' 1. X ,Ql ,C . A lawn f. , 4 . . ALL , f wz.'T.,,.f.-,.1:,. 4, Q-' Alice May Wagner Wagner Robert A. Sunderland Bob Basketball 1-2-3-4 Chorus 4, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 M. S. Pinaforen Student Council 1 Athletic Comm. 4 Whitefeather Chorus 1-2-4, Band 1 Grandpa Goes to College Sunbonnet Girl M. S. Pinafore Pioneer 4 Whitefeather JoAnna Zie enb . Jerry Lee Tangeman ' ' Jerry 1 oi s Band 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 f Q ' Jo ' W Ch , ,, . We Q 04- N1 amily Tree I ISE U .N I Sec. 2, Vice-Pres 4 ul K oes To College 'KW6 Shook the Family Tree 0 ' ri 1 Girl Grandpa Goes To College v' O he World' M. S. Pinaforen ' . M. S. Pinafore Chorus 4, Valeiictorian ioneer 3-4 Whitefeather, Stud. Advisor Whitefeather Editor We Shook the Family Tree YN' X gk XR V5 X? i if ' gs TSW .,. 1 fir Wgiinifii r .. , Ns '- ijt- ? A ' 1 ' Vw ,. 4- his ' 2 11 f -S A igffx .RI ,, is ik: , N S 4 A RZ + is Q5 K '5 X, ss ww .. X ...Q- . is X V - ,- Q is ,4 Q f Q x get Civ A I Walter Edward Spees uwalth Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2, Chorus 4 H. M. S. Pinaforen Grandpa Goes to College Whitefeather Darrell Wayne Wilges Mousie Pioneer 4 Grandpa Goes To College Whitefeather . .9---vsA-:s. .,s- --as.- -M. S, -4 X A ' ' X X Q- My W if ..,, :si-sfsf., , N Qi .sm C ., S Q ' ' H N - 4. Q, xt Q . ..,, .I ..--. .jii fans- ' MA, aft,-I--'--. m 3' sm -, i r W f .,,,. .l f Nik - P5332 385 Q F Xi Baia .X X . JSWFTXN5-. , 4.4, .Y ?,. Jl N : .- 1 , Q r X ' . t fry -5 Li Q. 4,41 -W , . Q it u .. g-Q, ,. 4 ii' ., K -.1'E,..a 1 1 accalaurea ie BUCKLAND CCNGRECATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1 May 11, 1952 1 8:00 P. M. 1 1 Processional --- ....... Mrs. Sam Chrismer 1 Invocation --- .... Rev. W. C. Argenbright Music ................ ................... C horus 1 Scripture ................ ..... R ev. W. C. Argenbright 1 Baccalaureate Address .... ........... R ev. Carl Miller 1 1 Music .................. ................... C horus 1 Benediction .... ,,.. R ev. W. C. Argenbright Recessional -- ....... Mrs. Sam Chrismer y 3 Class Colors Class Flower 1 Navy and White White Carnation 1 Motto 1 Today's Youth Is Tomorrow's Hope Commencement BUCKLAND HIGH SCHOOL May 15, 1952 8:00 P. M. Processional --- ...... Miss Margery Culver Invocation --- .... Rev. W. C. Argenbright 1 Norma Ruth Brookhart 1 Salutatory --' James P. Morgan 1 Music ...... -- .................... Chorus 1 Valedictory ........... ........................ - -Jerry Tangeman 1 Music- ............................ - ....................1... - Chorus Commencement Address- That Little Something .... Dr. Harvey Hahn 1 Presentation of Diplomas 1 Eighth Grade ...... ---Mix L. F. Schumaker 1 Seniors ....... ........ B Ir. Sam Chrismer Benediction ...... ..... R ev. W. C. Argenbright Recessional -- .... Miss Margery Culver jvi I ,fgy Y 1, X! xi fa' 1 'N' 5 f' ve? ,fn fm ,W if Q., , VA1Q, D, ' ggxgf , F - Q ff in ,, .. O wx V K , ' 9 's . K 1 I ' 4 - 1' 1.6 4 Q 'P - I 'P' - W- : 1 f' .1'. ... .arnL, '.,' g f ,..,. ' ' if Q,-. '1 Q JUNIORS r-G? if .av ...T lst Row: Carol Wagner, Jean Ann Walther. Alice Gayle Fox, Alice Jean Sprague, Joan Ziegenbusch. 2nd Row: Roland Truesdale. Mae Sawmiller, Darlene Slnith. Virginia Ramga, Shirley Elsass. 3rd Row: Ronald Martin, Ronnie Whetstone, Donnie Lenhart. Larry Brincetield, Tommy Morgan. Sixteen creyvnien. six boys and ten girls, represented the Junior class. During the year the class play was presented. Also a box supper, Cookie sale, skating party, and dance were held during the year to obtain money for the future year. A major event of the year was the animal Junior and Senior banquet held May 8. At this time the Seniors were the honor guests. also during the evening everyone enjoyed a dance. Those who were chosen to be our otlicers and Control our class were: President re.. .............e............,,,,............ D on Lenhart Vice-President .............D.....e,..........ee.,.. 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SOPHOMORES 439 4 ,- ,- Ji . s -'X fwfr lst Row: Mary Lou Doering, Emma Louth, Margie Bruner, Rita Place, Audrey Fox 2nd Row: Billy Sawmiller, Ronnie Richardson, Charles Sunderland. Donna Mercer, Betty Tangeman, Mr. Kelly. 3rd Row: Glenn Krites, Bill Lambert, Glen Fuerst, Jim Springer. Don E. Whetstone. Roger Place. The sophomore class set sail on September 1951, with eighteen crew members. We, as a crew, started to work early, and on October 21 we sponsored a Spaghetti Supper, which proved quite profitable. In December the class had a Christmas exchange and party at Don Whetstone's home. All who were able to plow through the snow enjoyed the evening together. We elected the following as class officers for the year: President ................................,...,.... Don Whetstone Vice-President --- .... Glen Fuerst Secretary ,..... ............ J ini Springer Treasurer ......11. ........,.,,..,. A udrey Fox Student Council 1-1 --- Rita Place, Donna Mercer Advisor ,,....... ........ B lr. Joseph Kelly H ,,:1: :A:i:A,1: ,,llE ,: i j -:f' ,.',1 '3 : ,A,1'r E11 Q:.'i' Qzirfg Q z:gf:i'52a-5:41:fasfsfr222ei:i2s:s fi' H ,ff , saww i2EEE5E5353'I AZZE 7522351 : ' :ff2g1f5fgig'35?55E353E5555fi'1iE.54iIi12QEjEfE1E EiE211Eff5EQE1E5: ,zzr a:f:i1:z:2:315:5: -'1:--: A -':'-':1-'-f:-:-:4: 4 P . , , 1 Q? 564 1 fe? if i 5 9 gi Q W Jag Q, M2595 gf 3 . .. ,... ..-...4.....,,,. ....,..,4,1,A-:4. 5 -.'. 3 . p1.3134:113:1:1:1i R ifiiiasgiisf' iigeiiieief '1f- iii? aialfiewiiageiiiiiiiei1.:E35gf5Qg2Q:52' A ' P . sie' ,QEEEESQEQQQEP ,:i5E?' 552525252525 'A.' fiiififf' - EQEQQQQQQQQEEV' Qiisfi' ,,gf,, . 1I 5255321 eiaieieffff '1'A :ggi ,A,. A ,41. ,geizisisia YQQ, 355552523egsggagigigigigigsgiiiiiisig55535555555iisisigigigigigigliiiiisQsisigigigigigigiiigis FRESHMEN lst Row: Jacqueline Truesdale, Hannah Holtzapple. Laureda Ewing, Rosanna How- ard, Charlene Lishness, Alice Daniels, Barbara Tester. 2nd Row: Bob Ramga. Sharon Wagner, Waneta Sunderland, Alice Ramga, Franklin Place, Tir. Leatherman. 3rd Row: Homer Sprague, Don L. Whetstone, Lewis Brinceiield, Roger Shoifstall, Dean Frysinger, Bill Sidey, Sammy Howell. 011 September 7, 1951, nineteen boys and girls entered the school year as Freshmen greenies. We elected our otlicers for the year which were as follows: President ................................... Jacqueline Truesdale Vice-President -- .... Roxanna Howard Secretary ..... L-- Donnie Whetstone Treasurer ,.LL,, .............. F ranklin Place Class Reporter ,,- ........,.,... Sharon Wagner Student Council ......e.............. Bob Ramga. Lewis Brinceneld VVe were initiated by the Seniors several weeks after school started. We lost Eddie Daniels, Mary Evans, and Wilbur Esmonde at the beginning of the year. We were sorry to see them leave. Many of our boys played on the reserve basketball team, while one of the girls was a cheerleader. We had several parties during the year. 3 M , , . ,, . '1 '1 i 21e g , i 1 fl22 2 55231351 , , 4f 1 gf' fb- QL' J gil 2 'i ' E , I Q ' mm Q-mfs 3 H 555ig5252i22gIQ, , 3-gg 552222-i5s2fv2fi'2i::21fE: E '1,' ! ! i ,-,z .. . A 4 YM1 z p ml 114 'C 61.1.2 ,--if I AU ,',' .3 7:1112 ,v-'.?'4A4. V. .-. 'V --. ,Ig L 4 . ,ff-7 -'rf'-: gh- Wm R ,N ,-v:,,..- I ,11- EIGHTH GRADE .5 Q r' lst Row: Ray Sicley. John Jacob Eisley, Betty Truesdale, Sharon Elsass, Sue Kramer. Richard Brorein, Vernon Richardson. 2nd Row: Jim Whetstone, Fredricka Sidey, Mary Lou Stoner, Betty Keysor, Nila Howell, Mary Alice Springer, Velma Martin, Miss Biesecker. 3rd Row: Ronnie Place, Teddy Sprague, Tommy Davidson, Willie Horn. Donald Brookhart, Don Lewis Hager, Tom McPheron. This year our class ofiicers were as follows: President ...... --- Carol Sprague Vice-President -- ..... Tom Davidson Secretary ..., --- Betty Jo Truesdale Treasurer c.... - - ....... Nila Howell Student Council .........,..............,..... Mary Alice Springer We had two parties this year. The first was a wiener roast at the Fort Amanda Park, and the second was a pot luck supper in the school auditorium. Many of us participated in the Farmers' Institute play and various other activities. SEVENTH GRADE 5 1st Row: Jim Becker, Jerry Lishness, Joe Fuerst, Diana Carmean, Patty Bow- ersock, Mary Ann McClintock. 2nd Row: Marlene Ramga, Eileen Keysor, Joan Bruner, Vivian Wagner, Carolyn Grace Ramga, Mr. Brackney. 3rd Row: Paul Chrismer, Bob Dearing, Tommy White, Jim Louth, Howard Debell. At the beginning of the school year we elected our oflicers as follows: President ......... ....... J oe Fuerst Vice-President --- .... Jerry Lishness Secretary -- .... ........... D iana Carmean Treasurer ............... ............. H oward Debell News Reporters .......... .... E ileen Keysor, Tom White Assistant News Reporter --- ....,.e.... Carolyn Ramga Student Council ....................... ....e-..... J oan Bruner We had a Hallowe'en party at Carolyn RRTYIQRYS home, a Christmas party at the home of Joe Fuerst, a New Year's party at the home of Mary Ann McClintock, and a Valentines party held at the school. Many of us participated in the Farmers' Institute play and various other activities. SIXTH GRADE , ' W- . sv -rp V, 1st Row: Sharon Wilges, Christine Ramga, Joann Kentner, Linda Ramsey. Linda. Dearing, Darlene Carmean. 2nd Row: Jimmy Sawmiller, Charles Peterson. Kay Doering, Nancy Stoner, Bobby Rostorfer, Mrs. Corderman. 3rd Row: Roger Sunderland, Howard Daniels, Darrel Miller, Jimmy Wyculf, Jacki Brincefield. In the fall of 1951 the Sixth Grade had 16 members. In March, however, we were sorry to lose Howard Daniels. who moved to Mendon school. Like the Fifth Grade, the Sixth Grade participated in the Christmas Operetta, Farmers' Institute, and a chapel program. They, too, enjoyed the various parties given during the year. Both grades helped sell seeds and cookies to promote their Flutophone Band expenses. Oflicers elected for the school year were as follows: President ,1.... -- Larry Whetstone Vice-President -- --- Nancy Stoner Secretary .... --- Linda Ramsey TFBRSUFQI' - --- Jane Kelltllel' FIFTH GRADE lst Row: Jane Kentner, Patty Rostorfer, Gertrude Wagner. Phyllis Becker. Marilyn Debell, Donna Keysor. 2nd Row: Vernon Bowersock, Gale Fry, Steven McClintock. Donnie Ziegenbusch, Ned Doering, Mrs. Corderman. 3rd Row: Chester Barrett, Larry Whetstone, Elmer 'Wagner, Kenneth Trabert, Garry Holtzapple, Charles McPheron. The fifth grade began the year with sixteen students. Phyllis Becker from Shaw- nee joined us shortly afterward. All students participated in the Christmas operetta, The Toys That Had To Wait., We also inaugurated a new activity in our lifth and sixth grades, a Flutophone Band. The band presented programs at Farmers' Institute and chapel. We celebrated several birthdays and had parties at Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Val- entine's Day. FOURTH GRADE Nd Akwltwx Am an lst Row: Sharon Debell, Linda Lou Place, Marilyn Doering, Ruth Kentner, Carol Sunderland, Nancy White, Penny Fry, Donna Becker. 2nd Row: William Kill, Sunda Tangeman, Margaret Wright. Marilyn Place. Elaine Cook, Dick Ziegenbusch, David Brinceiield, Miss Folk. 3rd Row: Carl Ramga, Richard Teeters, Bernard Perry, Ronald Louth. Jimmy Johns. Paul Gray, David Burris, Jimmy Sidey, The beginning of the 1951-1952 school term found eleven girls and eleven boys en- rolled. The students took part in the Christmas operetta, The Toys That Had To Wait. and a miscellaneous program which they presented on Wednesday for the Farmers' Institute. Quite a number of the children celebrated their birthdays, and room parties were held for Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Valentines Day. The following children entered the fourth grade during the year. Donna Becker and Larry Cotrell, both came from Shawnee School. thus making our grade enrollment twenty-four. THIRD GRADE Q ,,,, S 1st Row: Lewis Cook, Shirley Doering, Judy Dearing, Jean Ann Louth, Linda Mink- ner, Pauline Wagner, David Briggs. 2nd Row: Phil Gibson, Richard Miller, Billy Baker, Bobby Howell, Charles Ramga, Miss Folk. 3rd Row: Mike Gibson, Gail John, Tommy Sprague, Larry Johns, Bruce Eisley, Ray Barber. In the fall of 1951, five girls and thirteen boys entered the third grade. These girls and boys came back to school ready for another year's work, after a vaca- tion of fun and frolic. One new member entered our class, Mike Gibson, who came to our room from Faurot School, Lima. A Hallowe'en party, a Christmas party, and a Valentine party were held during the year. During the year We participated in the grade operetta, The Toys That Had To Wait, and a program during the Farmers' Institute. In February, Brenda Cotrell entered the third grade. Brenda came from Shawnee School, making a total of thirteen boys and six girls in the third grade. SECDND GRADE I . , i E i 5 2 ' 3 5 s , i lst Row: Jimmy Debell, Teddy Keysor. Karen Trabert, Judy Sunderland, Joan Daniels, Bonnie Rostorfer, James Geiger, Larry Cook. 2nd Row: Tommy Tangeman, Linda Smith. Ruth Ann Rank, Patty Gibson, Maxine Kramer, Miss Culver. 3rd Row: William Kill, Terry Tangeman, Bert Sidey, Billy Meyers, Neal Brincefield, Bobby Whetstone. At the opening of the 1951-52 school term, there were eleven boys and seven girls. On November 16th we were happy to enroll Ruth Ann Rank to our class from Ohio City, while on February 25th, Robert Cotrell entered from Shawnee, making a total of twenty. Later in the year we were sorry to have Joan Daniels move to Mendon. A Halloween party, a Christmas party, and a Valentine party were held during the year. Some of the boys and girls celebrated their birthdays at school. Our grade participated in the Christmas Operetta, The Toys That Had To Wait , and Tiny Tot Circus , which was presented at the Farmers' Institute on February 13th. FIRST GRADE lst Row: Patty Johns, Margie Kill, Nancy McClintock, Karen Place. Kay Fritz. Nancy Brinceiield, Marilyn Briggs, Frances Wagner. 2nd Row: George Peterson, Terry Whetstone, Bobby Gibson, Louis Daniels. Wade Ewing, Tony Fuerst, Miss Culver. 3rd Row: Tommy Gibson, Bobby Joe Sutton. Billy Deering, Glen Louis Ramga. Jim- my Ramsey. In the fall of 1951 eleven boys and eight girls entered the first grade. We were sorry to lose Lewis Frederick Daniels, who moved to Mendon. Ohio, leaving a total of eighteen in our class. A HalloWe'en p-arty, a Christmas party, and a Valentine party were held during the year. Some of the boys and girls celebrated their birthdays at school. Our grade participated in the Christmas operetta, The Toys That Had To Wait, and Tiny Tot Circus, which was presented at the Farmers' Institute on February 13th. Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. hip 7.4 ,Cog 4-Ship launches on nine month journey. -Jerry Tangeman first to celebrate birthday aboard ship. 11-Bucks play Knoxville Rangers on our diamond. 12-Bucks journey to Harrod for baseball game. 14-Juniors' Box Supper, a big success. 18-Baseball game on Ranger diamond. 21-Seniors initiate Greenies . 23-Norma Ruth Brookhart becomes Sweet Seventeen . 24-JoAnna Ziegenbusch right along behind her. 25-Cridersville Rams and Bucks tangle on their diamond. -Rams return game. -Mendon plays here. -Senior Skating Party. -Gomer baseball game there. Juniors and Seniors journey to Hock- ing Valley. Jim Howard celebrates birthday in Kansas City. 14-Darrell Wilges's birthday. -Sophomore Spaghetti Supper. -Juniors present The Baby Sitter . 9-Basketball begins. Botkins defeats Bucks. -Bucks play at Neptune, another loss. -We won! Ft. Loramie the loser. -Bucks win 2nd in a row by downing St. Gerard. Fred Miller's birthday. -Ridge, 3rd victim of Bucks. 7-Bucks defeat Mendon for 4th straight victory. 8-Bucks tired, lose to Knoxville. 13-Band Concert. Betty Lou Daniels last senior to be- come seventeen. 14-Big Snow, Bucks lose to Cridersville. 17-Too much snow! No more school until 1952. 27-Mendon Blind Tourney. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 28-Mendon Tourney. 29-Winter Wonderland Dance. 4-Bucks defeat Bremen for their first league win in three years. 22-Wapak St. Joe, 6th victim of Bucks. 23-Dallas Fox celebrates birthday. 24-Ronnie Sprague is all of eighteen. 25- New Knoxville too much for Bucks. l-Minster overpowers Bucks. Walter Spees's birthday. 4-Junior Skating Party. 8-Bucks travel to Anna. 12-Lima St. Johns visits Bucks. 13-Farmers' 14-Institute 15-Bucks go to Waynesfield. 19-Bucks push Bremen out of Tourna- ment. 20-Happy Birthday, Valgene! 21-New Knoxville overpowers Bucks in semi-Hnals. 23-Beverly Sawmiller's birthday. 29-Seniors sponsor big Leap Year Dance? March 8-Dorothy Hager's birthday. April 4-Chorus presents M. S. Pinafore . April 11-Jim Morgan reaches that 18-year old mark. April 18-Seniors present Grandpa Goes To College . April 22-Minster defeated, Baseball April 25-Lake Pike, here we come!! May 8-Dancing in the dark Cthe Promb. May 11-Baccalaureate fthe beginning of the endl. May 15-Commencement CA-MENJ David Lambert graduates on his birthday. May 17-Seniors launch on big voyage to Wash- ington, D. C. and New York City. June 16-Alice Wagner's birthday. July 3-Bob Sunderland's birthday. July 18-Faye Dingledine's birthday. 215, if .lv x 'f'-M fix , yfll I fx' ' , Qpgy F fr X 1 E Y Q , Ili., 5 O s-. J , ' A Q- I O 5 , A - -' I MLW fi, ,ff , a A If x f -,-. n, ..- -. 'x :,...f. .. 1. ,1:,. -., .4 r .iw 'V' 4 GX Li .IH . ,u ,... fi, '1 .L .W JUNIOR PLAY 2 lst Row: Virginia Raniga, Carol Wagner, Larry Brinceiield, Toni Moi' an Dulene Smith, Shirley Elsass. 2nd Row: Alice Gayle Fox, Joan Ziegenbusch, Ronald Martin. Alice Jean Spi 1 ue Ronnie Whetstone. Mae Sawrniller, Don Lenhart, Roland Truesdale. 4 Carrie e,,. Bob .e.. IHE BABY SITTERW - ,,,,.....-..............,A Mae Sawrniller ------ - - - Don Lenhart Father --- .... Ronnie Whetstone Mother -- .... Alice Jean Sprague Eunice -L .,... Lhirley Elsass Junior --- LL Tommy Morgan Lefty -- -,- Roland Truesdale Jane --- H, Virginia Ramga Helen .... LL Joan Ziegenbusuh Midge --- ,M Shirley Frysinger Dot ......e. ..ee , -Xliee Gayle Fox Mr. Gordon --.- --- Larry Brinceiield Mrs. Gordon Carl ..,....... - L L Carol Wagner Ronald Martin SENIOR PLAY lst Row: David Lambert. Jim Howard. End Row: Beverly Sawmiller, Betty Daniels, JoAnna Ziegenbusch, Faye Dingledine Dorothy Hager, Norma Brookhart. Alice Wagner. 3rd Row: Jim Morgan, Jerry Tangeman, Dallas Fox, Darrell Wilges, Valgene Phillips Walter Spees, Ronnie Sprague, Bob Sunderland, Fred Miller. UGRANDPA GOES TO COLLEGE Doug Hewing ...,. Maxine Doran .... Sam Banning --- June Day ,... Elmer Sloane --- Ruthie Brown Herman Gross --- Mary Shayne --- Elihu CTexJ Colriver Jed fGrampJ Parsons Beth ........,-.--- Angela ........ Kitty .........,... Cheering Section - - - hh--- Valgene Phillips --- Norma Ruth Brookhart ------- Ronnie Sprague -H Betty Lou Daniels ------ Jerry Tangeman --- JoAnna Ziegenbusch ---,---- Darrell Wilges --- Beverly Sawmiller ---,-- Jim Howard ------ Jim Morgan -- Faye Dingledine ----------- ------- Dorothy Hager Alice Wagner Walter Spees, Bob Sunderland, David Lambert, Dallas Fox, Fred Miller PIONEER STAFF Riva lst Row: Joan Ziegenbusch, Jean Ann Walther, Norma Brookhart, Betty Lou Dan- iels, Mae Sawmiller, Dorothy Hager. 2nd Row: Virginia Ramga, Carol Wagner, Shirley Elsass, David Lambert, Alice Wagner, Alice Gayle Fox, Mary Lou Doering, Beverly Sawmiller, Faye Dingledine. 3rd Row: JOAnna Ziegenbusch, Ronald Martin, Roland Truesdale, Ronnie Whetstone, Larry Brincefield, Walter Spees, Don Lenhart, Tom Morgan, Jim Morgan, Mr. Geiger. Editors .....-..... -- Betty Lou Daniels, Norma Ruth Brookhart Assistant Editors .... .....L, J ean Ann Walther, Mae Sawmiller Art Editors ..... ...... LL........ D a vid Lambert, Virginia Ramga Typists ............ --- Dorothy Hager, Tom llflorgan. Joan Ziegenbusch Advertising Editor -- .... ..L...v..............,e. F aye Dingledine Calendar Editor ..LL ,,L,................ B lary Lou Doering Mimeographers - -M JoAnna Ziegenbusch, Beverly Sawmiller Proof Readers L..... .L.,... A lice Gayle Fox, Carol Wagner Circulation Managers -- --- Alice VVagner, Shirley Frysinger Sports Editor ..,,.. .....,,......-.,.. D on Lenhart Joke Editors L,,.. .... J im Morgan, Darrell Wilges F. F. A. Reporter L,....-.,L......,,,-.....,,-,W-.,,,,-.,LL,,,...A..Le Don Lenhart Reporters ,,..L,,Ronald Martin, Roland Truesdale, Ronnie Whetstone, Larry Brinceiield Advisor - ......................e... ,LLL..........,,,...... ll Ir. Glenn Geiger WHITEFEATHER STAFF lst Row: Jim Morgan, Betty Lou Daniels. Norma Ruth Brookhart, JoAnna Ziegen- Lusch, Jim Howard. Dorothy Hager. 2nd Row: Mr. Geiger, Ronnie Sprague. Walter Spees, Jerry Tangeman, Beverly Sawmiller. Bob Sunderland, Alice Wagner, Fred Miller, Faye Dingledine, Dallas Fox, Valgene Phiilfps, Darrell Wilges. David Lambert. Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor - - Photography --- Art Editors --, Copy Editors --- Advertising .s.. Typists ...... Joke Editor .... Circulation ......... Business Managers ---- JoAnna Ziegenbusch --- Norma Ruth Brookhart ------------,-- Faye Dingledine Jerry Tangeman, David Lambert Beverly Sawmiller, Alice Wagner --- Betty Lou Daniels, Jim Howard ----- Jim Morgan, Dorothy Hager Ronnie Sprague, Wal Darrell Wilges ter Spees, Dallas Fox, Fred Miller Valgene Phillips, Bob Sunderland STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Donna Mercer, David Lambert. Ronnie Whetstone, Norma Brookhart, Alice Jean Sprague, Don Lenhart. Bob Ramga. Joan Bruner. Standing: Mr. Leatherman, Lewis Brinceiield, Ronnie Sprague, Rita Place, Mary Alice Springer. The student council is the student governing body ot' our school. Through the stu- dent council the student body has a voice in the way the school is run. The student body is made up of two representatives from each of the upper four classes, one from the seventh grade, one from the eighth grade. the president, and the bavliff. The president of the council is elected by the whole student body. while the secre- tary and vice-president are elected by and from the student council, and the baylitf is elected by the student council from the student body. The athletic, chapel, and teen club committees are standing committees of the student council, and work through the council. The student council oflicers this year were: President gs--' -c c Norma Brookhart Vice-President -- T. Ronnie Whetstone Secretary gc- -U Alice Jean Sprague Bayliff -U ...ccc Don Lenhart FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Qs gi 3 Wg. is Si 1st Row: Ronnie Whetstone, Jim Howard, Valgene Phillips, Don Lenhart, Dallas Fox. David Lambert. 2nd Row: Billy Sawmiller, Roger Place, Roger Shoffstall, Bill Lambert, Dean Fry- singer, Charles Sunderland, Don L. Whetstone, Bob Ramga, 3rd Row: Fred Miller, Jim Sp-ringer. Ronnie Sprague, Bob Sunderland. Don E. Whet- stone, Jerry Tangeman, Sammy Howell, Homer Sprague, Franklin Place. President ....................................... Valgene Phillips Vice-President --- ,...... Dallas Fox Reporter ....... .......e. D on Lenhart Treasurer .... .... R onnie Whetstone Secretary ...e.... ..... J im Howard Student Advisor --- --- Jack Springer Sentinel -....................................... Ronnie Sprague The F. F. A. of 1951-1952 has been a very busy and progressive chapter. The chapter initiated nine Green Hands. The chapter had fourteen future farmers and two members reached the high goal of State Farmers degree. They were Jack Springer and Roger Tangeman. All totaled we had twenty-five members. The chapter had three representatives to get the honor of going to the National F. F. A. Convention at Kansas City. They were Valgene Phillips, Jim Howard, and Jim Springer. There were three members representing the chapter at F. F. A. Camp. They were Jerry Tangeman, Don Lenhart, and Jim Springer. In one of the chapter meetings we had a game warden to speak, and a variety of other activities took place at our meetings. The chapter also participated in many con- tests including the Parliamentary Procedure Contest. I ,- V .-4 fy Q Q C Ln 2 f. - ,- LD my LJ ..- ,.: :-f .- .. .- 5 s-'14 .A- .- .- Z F .- Z' if F3 U-1-1 Cla ,- .- : ,T P-I-1 11 TJ :- 4 En f-' SI TJ ga v-1 ,- .- ,- .- 5-L K P? 55 .,., ...s .NZ r-1 .L 1'll1lQl'. 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C 14 'LL .- N E ,- 'E 'Y P11 f. 1, Q., .J 'E LL L in ,- .- z P' Q. ,Lf :- 11 '1 F: .- - V m C . .. I .. .- 2 Q-1 S E' :I E -3 I 4.1 J F 3 2 1 ,-, .- -., 'N ,-4 SJ LJ 1' LT' .-. :- 'LL f-3 -. L T I 11 3 P x -3 .- .- 'LL ,- C ,Qu v-4 2, CJ I Q, .Inlm Iii D. ,- .- V ,- .-. LL P Z ,.. ,- .-. BAND Clarinets-Darlene Smith, Jim Springer, Betty Tangeman, Jim Howard, Mary Alice Springer, Jacqueline Truesdale. Arlene Martin, Diana Carmean. Flute-Virginia Ramga. Saxaphone-Margie Bruner, Roxanna Howard, Alice Gayle Fox, Carolyn Grace Ramga, Dorothy Hager, Joan Bruner. Baritone-Valgene Phillips. John Eisley. Bass-Don Whetstone. Trumpets-Jim Morgan, Faye Dingledine, Jean Ann Walthers, Mae Sawmiller, Roland Truesdale. Roger Place, Betty Jo Truesdale, Paul Marsh Chrismer, Jim Becker. Drums-JoAnna Ziegenbusch, Tom Morgan. Bass Drum-Glenn Krites. Cymbals-Audrey Fox. Bells-Alice Ramga, Marlene Ramga. Trombones-Jerry Tangeman, Tommy Davidson. Alto Horns-Alice Jean Sprague, Donna Mercer, Sharon Elsass, Sue Kramer, Jim Whetstone. Drum Major-Glen Fuerst. Assistant Drum Major-Norma Ruth Brookhart. Majorettes-Mary Lou Doering, Rita Place, Marilyn Doering, Linda Place. Flag Bearers-Franklin Place, Donald Brookhart, Bob Ramga. Director-Mr. Frische. WW ag- iz , SSX s ,. . x , N , ,,,. Carl G. Frische Ohio State University Ohio University, Band BAND MOTHERS Left to right: Mrs. James Eisley. Mrs. Harold Huebner, Mrs, Russell Truesdale. Mrs. Harold Huebner N- ...... President Mrs. Russell Truesdule -- .......... Vice-President Mrs. James Eisley .-.. --- Secretary and Treasurer WHAT-Band Mothers WHEN-2nd Tuesday in every month. WHERE-School Cafeteria. WHO-Mothers of members in the band who are interested in the betterment of the band. ACTIVITIES-Raising nioney to help buy instruments and uniforms by selling food at farm sales, cooking for banquets, S1JOllSO1'1I'1g rummage sales, and helping the band in any way they Can. N If . .-.,1, X - ,. :Q WN N X 6'WO1'kiH, Hard Before the Game elm Sou1 ' Champion PODDQI -,,,.-W A I ,:, Ain't She Sweet We Won QW A M GY Ulm 'Senior Clan w prwenta to J3uck!anc! ,High Selma! , . the piqbrial recorcl of the year ax whitefeathef I .A ,,1.:l2A?35,iZe,i:f:2.i . ' J rj Ee --. SENIOR CHORUS IC'Y'0 i 1st Row: Roxanna Howard, Jean Ann Walther. Beverly Sawmiller. Betty Tange- man, Alice Wagner, Donna Mercer, Darlene Smith, Virginia Ramga, Alice Daniels. 2nd Row: Alice Ramga, Laureda Ewing, Barbara Tester. Charlene Lishness, Mary Lou Doering, Rita Place. Margie Brunner, JoAnna Ziegenbusch, Betty Lou Daniels, Alice Jean Sprague, Waneta Sunderland, Hannah Holtzapple. 3rd Row: Mr. Ewing, Ronnie Martin, Jaqueline Truesdale, Glenn Krites, Sharon Wagner. Bob Sunderland. Larry Brincefield, Ronnie Sprague, Don Lenhart, Roger Place, Roland Truesdale, Norma Brookhart, Mae Sawmiller. 4th Row: Jerry Tangeman, Walter Spees. Glen Fuerst, Jim Howard, Valgene Phil- lips, Fred Miller. WHAT-Senior Chorus WHEN-Tuesday, Fifth Period. WHERE-Auditorium. WHO-Students interested in music from 9th, 10th. 11th, 12th grades. ACTIVITIES-Farmers' Institute, H. M. S. Pinafore, Bzlccalaureate, Commence- ment, Auglaize County Music Festival. PRESIDENT-Ronnie Sprague VICE PRESIDENT-Betty Lou Daniels SECRETARY-Beverly Sawmiller PIANIST-Margie Bruner INSTRUCTOR-Mr. James Ewing JUNIOR CHORUS 1st Row: Fredericka Sidey, Joan Bruner, Carolyn Grace Ramga, Marlene Ramga, Eileen Keysor, Patty Bowersock. Jim Becker, Joe Fuerst, Paul Chrismer, Jerry Lishness, Howard Debell. 2nd Row: Jimmy Whetstone. Sharon Elsass. Sue Kramer, Velma Martin, Betty Jo Truesdale, Diana Carmean, Mary Ann McClintock, Vivian Wagner, Carol Sue Sprague, Betty Keysor, Mr. Ewing. 3rd Row: Jim Lauth, Tommy White, Mary Lou Stoner, Nila Howell, Mary Alice Springer, Tommy Davidson, Donald Brookhart, Willie Horn, Don Lewis Hager, Teddy Sprague. 4th Row: Ray Sidey, Richard Brorein, Ronnie Place. John Eisley, Bob Dearing, Tom McPheron, Vernon Richardson. The Junior Chorus this year was comprised of the Seventh and Eighth grades. Under Mr. Ewing's able guidance we sang at the Farmers' Institute, Auglaize County Music Festival and other school functions. Our accompanist for the year was Jean Ann Walther. A., anus -mx: was mimi pg PF? ,A. 5 v gy n M'-K ,W Lgll and Xx mn, smeared Lllmk 'Mm-y Had A Little Lamb YYl10's Afraid of Indians 1' '? JL . 545 Poor Freshies A Day To Remember Greenies g 'J Z , X F T g f Vg ' a F Q Y f 1 2EEiEi25551i ,.A:A: Egiimv I ly ? 'A ' 4 nv ,iiikiisg .f1A ' vi. ' fl , , ,1 :il -1 11 .aff '- .. A ' '1l1'f14W- 1 J b4 i :l , :l , 4.,.,.:.1:1: VARSITY Left to right: Jim Morgan, Larry Brincefield. Waltei Spees Bob Sunderland Ronnie Sprague, Ronnie Whetstone, Don Lenhart, Bill Lambert Dawld Lambeit Tom Morgan Coach Geiger. Botkins Neptune Ft. Loramie St. Gerard Ridge Mendon New Knoxville Cridersville Mendon York New Bremen Alumni St. Joe New Knoxville Minster Anna Lima St. Johns Waynesfield New Bremen New Knoxville 69 B. H. S. 66 B. H. S. 47 B. H. S 50 B. H. S 31 B. H. S. 45 B. H. S. 52 B. H. S. 89 B. H. S. 60 B. H. S. 45 B. H. S. 58 B. H. S. 75 B. H. S. 43 B. H. S. 80 B. H. S 89 B. H. S. 83 B. H. S. 76 B. H. S. 61 B. H. S. 51 B. H. S 76 B. H. S. RESERVE Left to right: Ronnie Richardson, Roland Truesdale. Don. L. Whetstone, Roger Place, Don E. Whetstone, Dean Frysinger. Glen Fuerst, Jim Howard, Lewis Brincefield, Glenn Krites, Bob Ramga, Franklin Place, Billy Sawmiller, Coach Geiger. Botkins 18 B. H. S. 49 Neptune 31 B. H. S. 41 Ft. Loramie 31 B, H. S. 35 St. Gerard 22 B. H. S. 25 Ridge 44 B. H. S. 22 Mendon 28 B. H. S. 18 New Knoxville 48 B. H. S. 35 Cridersville 38 B. H. S. 28 New Bremen 55 B. H. S. 48 St. Joe 42 B. H. S. 28 New Knoxville 44 B. H. S. 37 Minster 37 B. H. S. 34 Anna 58 B. H. S. 40 Lima St. Johns 35 B. H. S. 34 Waynesfield 31 B. H. S. 37 xx I . QS? Ay CHE HIIEADERS ww VARSITY Left to right: Dorothy Hager, Norma Ruth Brookhart. Mary Lou Doering Virginia Ramga. ' . ,, .fiwq V V ef' E , l R E S E R V E Left to right: Alice Ramga, Rita Place, Jean Ann Walther. JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: Vernon Richardson. Jim Whetstone, Ronnie Place, Tom McPheron, Donald Brookhart, Tom Davidson, Teddy Sprague, Tommy White, John Eisley, Richard Brorein, Paul Chrismer, Howard Debell, Jerry Lishness, Coach Geiger. Q 3 fi .4 f vm Velma Martin, Carol Sue Sprague. Betty Keysor, Joan Bruner. BASEBALL Left to right: Glenn Krites, Lewis Brincefield, Bill Lambert, Dean Frysinger, Larry Brincefield, Ronnie Sprague, Don Lenhart, Ronnie Whetstone, Jim Morgan, Roger Place, Tom Morgan, Ronnie Richardson, Bill Sawmiller, Manager Ronald Martin, Coach Geiger. WGJIV 2 309 THE COMMUNITY RECREATION CLUB October, 1950, was the first month of a very new project for Buckland and Athletics. There was formed the Community Recreation Club for the purpose of sponsoring and offering to the people of the surrounding territory the privilege of participating in athletics or watching those that participate. This was a great step forward for the people and the community, and thus far we have helped to make available a park for picnickers, ball grounds for ball games and spectators. and horse shoe pitching for those that enjoy the sport. Not all has been done because the plans are still incomplete, but as the years progress, we rest assured that this park area will increase in use, improve- ment, facilities, and importance to all in the Buckland Community. Support your Community Recreation Club! OFFICERS 1951-52 1952-53 Bill Link President Sam Chrismer, President Glenn A. Geiger, Jr., Secretary Glenn A. Geiger, Jr., Secretary Delmar Keysor, Treasurer Delmar Keysor. Treasurer Sam Chrismer, Member Bill Link, Member Kenneth Sauter, Member Leslie Zerkel, Member i , 'fe 5519 45 Aaiw QA, J Q jfs! ,fame jg-fmm Q Q g ,4,l ' A 4' '4 4, '4 P gclifoziaf We, the senior class of 1952. feel honored to present this, the twenty-third edition of the Whitefeather. We hope that as you board the S. S. Whitefeathern for a voyage through the 1951-1952 school year you will visualize clearly our scholastic and extra-curricular activities. We wish to express our appreciation to our parents, the faculty, and the school board, for their help in making our voyage a smooth one. We also wish to thank the merchants in the surrounding area for helping us reach our goal in advertising. My Whitefeather Con ten ta ADMIRALTY COMMANDERS ENSIGNS SEAMEN UMIDSHIPMEN' BOOTS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS 'ADVERTISING' Every Point VY ll v , t'H91'E3'S Beat Ixnoxx 1lle . Counts ' ' Hopin' ' , A H1 l A N Good One Jump, Bud, Jump Illinois Loyalty 3 l Q -- - as good fuck, 1-Senioraf The sUN Printing Co. New Bremen, llhio rinteu of the H1952 ufhiiefeallzerv eommereial printers . . . publishers I 1 Compliments of Reichelderfer Sz Graham Grain, Seeds, Coal, Lumber and Builders' Supplies Phone 4471 CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO Bayliff Funeral Home Faithful In Every Sacred Trust Ambulance Service At Any Hour Phone 4501 CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO Compliments of The Home Banking Co. sr. MARYs, oH1o Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Leffel's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Jess Leffel ST. MARYS, OHIO Barnhart - Bricker Firestone Store 120 West Spring Street . ST. MARYS, OHIO Silly: What was your sister so angry about? Billy: Why she sent me to the druggist's t c o get some cold cream, and I got ice ream. It was the coldest they had. Compliments of HayWood's Restaurant ST. MARYS, oH1o Route D. Armstrong Sz Company Our Greatest Pleasure Comes From Serving Our Customers Well. Fine Dry Goods and Gifts ST. MARYS, OHIO Q D Senior: Hey, Frosh, I'm in an awful fix. I promised to meet my girl to take her out to dinner, and I can't remember where. If I ask her myself, she'll think I'm dumb. Call her up, will you, and ask her if she has any idea where I'm likely to be about that time ? Ql-- Tourist: Don't you ever get real lone- some way up here by yourself? Mountaineer: Oh, yes, but I have a couple of jokes I tell myself. Say It With Flowers Congratulations to Class of 52 LaWler's Greenhouses Phone 3149 405 E. Spring St. ST. MARYS, OHIO Thwaits and Son Fruit Market ST. MARYS, OHIO Compliments of St. Marys Laundry sr. MARYS, oHIo 3 Ow'v'v'-A-v Jean's Style Shop P SPENCERVILLE. OHIO fvvv-,-.-v-.-.+.-vvv-v-v-v-.-.-f,A,.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. Harbison Ra 422 South Broadway Phone 249.1 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO dio Service Compliments of Leis' Ice Cream SPENCERVILLE. oH1o v--v+v-v-.-.-v-.--.-v-.-.-.-.-.+.+.-.Av-.-.-v-.-.-.-.- -vv--.-.x-v NA , , , , , av- rv .-.+v-.-.-,-,-,-,-,-v-v-,.,.v.-.-.Y.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. Pohlman's Hardware Hot Point Appliances SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Compliments of Crow's Grocery Phone 42 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Compliments of Miami Cement Company SPENCERVILLE. OHIO Compliments of The Buckland Post Oflice BUCKLAND, oHio Artls Auto Service Automotive Parts and Access ' sories Machine Shop - General Repair Art McPheron R. R. 3, WAPAKONETA, OHIO Phone Buckland 1613 Wurst Jewelry Diamonds - Elgin Watches Repair SPENCERVILLE, OHIO The Lock Two Grain gl Milling Co. Since 1852 Bread and Pastry Flour Dealers in Meal, Feed and Grain NEW BREMEN, OHIO Compliments of M. F. Baker Livestock Dealer BUCKLAND, OHIO Schwartz Bros. General Automobile Repair LOCK TWO, OHIO 1 +I in in ------va-v-v-v---v-.-.-: - - - - - - - ,-,-,-,-, Q nl! x X vi X ..a ',., L ,iw if C1'L1iSil1' down the river on a Sunday afternoon Young and Sweet .M fran.. fkxn'-B1 , 'Tm Bashful' Penny a Hug Yn- WI x Vacation Days Ahead I Proud K 4 , aff, O ---- ,-,-,-,+,-.-,+. +,+,-.-, ,-,-,-,-,-,- +ve.-.-.ev D 4 Teacher- What does the buffalo on a nickel stand for?', Smart Boy- Because there's so little room on the nickel that he can't sit down. Schaulo Garage Packard Sales and Service 301 East Auglaize WAPAKONETA, OHIO Radio Hospital Sales - Service Radio and Television 608 N. Main St. Phone 3-1371 LIMA. OHIO 103 W. Auglaize Phone 2-9651 WAPAKONETA, OHIO Republican Printing Co. H. M. Kridler 16 West Auglaize Street WAPAKONETA, OHIO Compliments of Dr. D. G. Gott DENTIST 203 West Mechanic Street WAPAKONETA, OHIO v-v-v-v-v-Jvs.-.-.Av-. The Auglaize Furniture Co. t'EVerytliing For The Home Phone 6961 WAPAKONETA, OHIO .-.-ve.-vefv-.-v-v-v-v L. E. Brandt SL Sons, Inc. I 'Your Friendly Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Since 1924 WAP.-XKONETA, OHIO Peterson Sz Swonguer Plumbing Sz Heating Co. 108 W. Auglaize Phone 5511 WAPAKONETA, OHIO Best lVishes to Class of '52 Botkins Food Market wAPAKoNETA. oH1o z3f,,.,.,., ...-.-,-.-.M ea.-.-.A .,.,.,. Q Q - -Q Chrismer's General Store Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Rubber Footwear Work Clothing Rugs Phone 12 BUCKLAND, OHIO Sherm and Vic's Candy - Cigarettes - Tobacco Sandwiches and Bordens Ice Cream Phone 35 BUCKLAND, OHIO Fry's Radio and Television Service Phone 63B BUCKLAND. OHIO Compliments of Lewis Grocery HUME, oH1o Chuck's Barber Shop Quality Work Charles Kramer BUCKLAND, OHIO O. K. Garage Service on All Cars Good Used Cars For Sale James Ewing. Owner Phone 85B-1 BUCKLAND, OHIO Compliments of Truesdale Market BUCKLAND. oH1o cs --- o -v-v-,-A v-.-.Av-.-.- .Av-.-v-v-v .-.-.-.- -v-v-ve 2 4 f'D hs, 'T' Z o FY' CD so ET. ffl :n FD Q C' E. FD TD T '4 o z 3' 1 FD. Phones 2-9796 or 5084 30? ' . ' - 9 -V 5 1' W. B. J auert Construction Excavating Contractor BASEMENTS A SPECIALTY Crane Service Trenching Roadwork Levee Work I Excavating 0 Grading I Bulldozing I Sewer Work K f' ng - ' -X ' f -' ' 9 sf: - 2 'f L-up ' 512 West Pearl Street WAPAKONETA, OHIO Mother- Darrell if you eat more cake, you'll burst. Darrell- Well, pass the cake and get outa the way. v-v-v-.-vs-v-v-v-.-v-.-v-.-vxzvs.-ve.-v-v-Q The Hume Store General Merchandise - Shoes and Rubber Footwear HUME, OHIO -.Av-v-v-v-v-v-.wAm-v-,-v-.- Compliments of Fredei-1ck's Beauty Academy LIMA, oH1o vvvvvvvvvvvxfvvvv-.-vx-v..'v-.vvfvvv Compliments of Ohio Steel Foundry A Good Place To Work LIMA, OHIO Jaylene Beauty Salon 904 Bellefontaine Ave. Owned and operated by Gerrie Wilcox FARADAY LEISQN Ga E V C fi ll I You've learned about their work in physics class. For a practical dCll10I1Sf1'ZltlOl1 of its value in your daily life . . h turn on the nearest electric appliance Phone 2-8206 Res. 2-6791 Open evenings by appointment .DM UIWWER Cai LIMA, OHIO Li Q ...A.. .-v-v-v-v-v-.-v-.- .-v-v-v-.-.-.-. -V--rf Q ?'v'-ISIS NlNlNl'vAv'vAvAv'v Roy E. Layton Eg ATTORNEY -AT-LAW QE WAPAKONETA. OHIO 1, If They teil of an anecdote about a sol- fg dier on guard duty for the first time at il Light. He heard a strange noise, fired :I at it. and then called out, Who went If there '? 'r 1 1: vvsrvvvvvsvsfx,-.-.-.rv-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.f.-.-.-.- v-v-V-v-vevx-vev-vvvs 1' FOR BETTER USED CARS - See Collins - Friend's Gifts, Office and School Supplies WAPAKONETA, OHIO . .AfsAAAA,v.vxxv vv...... .zvsz-v - -uzszvvzvvvv Wapak Farmels Grain Co. International Tractors and E We Buy, Sell or Trade 1' , Farm Machinery 1 Collins Garage Feed, Grain, Coal, Fertilizer 8: Seed , Ford Sales and Service WAPAKONETA. OHIO WAPAKONETA, OHIO Koneta Cleaners Compliments of ' Quality Work ' Satisfaction Guaranteed Siferd SL Brookhart Phone 2-7551 Z WAPAKONETA, GHIO WAPAKONETA, OHIO 4 Compliments of Hartman Jewelry Store Mill91'S Laundry SL Dry Cleaners ' Diamonds and Fine Jewelry Commercial - Domestic Professional , , Quality Service is not our Motto Smce 1876 It's Our Business Bellefontaine at East Benton 1: WAPAKONETA. OHIO Az-v-:ve -Y-v-v-:Aw--v-v -v-v-v---v-v---v-.Av-v-'Av-'Ave'-'Av-.-.-v-v-,-,-,-,Av - D 1 r Compliments of Wapakoneta Daily News WAPAKONETA, OHIO Printers and Publishers Insured Savings and Real Estate Loans The Home Savings and Loan Association WAPAKONETA, OHIO Sheipline's Firestone Store DECORARZQZERVICE Hom? and Auto Supplies Pittsburgh Paint - Custom Drapes Tires, Tubes and Batteries Blinds - Carpet - Linoleum - For - Window Shades - Venetian Laying and Repair Cars, Trucks and Tractors I 107 E. Auglaize St. Phone 5661 VVAPAKONETA, OHIO VVAPAKONETA, OHIO A Little Girl's thank-you note: Thank you lor your nice present, I always wanted a pin cushion, although not Very much. Compliments of Wineburgh's HApparel of Distinction WAPAKONETA, OHIO Wrights 5 Sz IOC Store I. C. Arnett. Prop. 2 East Auglaize Street A Friendly Store WAPAKONETA. OHIO Al's Tire Service Al Tangeman New Tires Recapping and Vulcanizing Kelly Tires Phone 7521 IVAPAKONETA, OHIO Compliments of Lyman's Central Restaurant WAPAKONETA, OHIO O e-,-.-.- - 0 ALMA MATER 4 3 We're loyal to you, Buckland High The red and the white is our cry, We'll back you to stand With the best in the land For we know you are true Buckland High. Rah! Rah! Fight on is our cry to you, team, Victory for us, it is nigh. Our team is our fame protector They'll bring us out a victor We're for you Buckland High. Fling out that dear old Hag of Red and White Bring out your sons and daughters Fighting for right Like men of old on giants Placing reliance, shouting deiiance Os-key-wow-wow, Amid the broad green plains that Nourish our land, For honest labor and for wisdom we stand And unto thee We pledge our heart and hand We're loyal to you, Buckland High. Adv-,.,.,x-.--v-v Q O McMichael Bros. International Harvester Machines and Parts Coal and Trucking SPENCERVILLE, OHIO .-.-.-v-.-.f,-.-v-v-v-.- FoR INSURANCE - See - Homer D. Morgan FIRE and CASUALTY Phone 63R HUCKLAND, OHIO We were all sitting around the living room in a Cape Cod home awaiting sup- per one Saturday night when our host came to the door and announced: For those who don't like beans. supper's over. .v.-.'.v.Y.v.v.v.'Av.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v,A,.v.v.v.'.'.v.v.'.v.-.v.-.-.v,v. Dr. Frank S. Goss DENTIST SPENCERVILLE. oH1o Compliments of HEl1't61',S Meat Market Home Killed Meats Phone 45 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO R. E. Miller SL Sons, Inc. Farm Equipment Caterpillar Buick Sales and Service SPENCERVILLE and VAN WERT Phone 14 Phone 41961 Doty's Clothing Sz Shoes For Dad and Lad SPENCERVILLE. OHIO ----.-,.------ -- Adams Garage General Car Overhauling SPENCERVILLE. OHIO .A.A, Koenig Chevrolet, Inc. NEW CHEVROLET Cars and Trucks Used Cars Service Phone 323 Genuine Chevrolet Service SPENCERVILLE. OHIO Wigwam Cigar Store Walter C. Aures 218 West High Street LIMA, OHIO 4:-.-' -1 4- v ' . Q - ,Q WELERS Moser Block WAP.-XKONETA, OHIO Equity Dairy Store Carl Sawmiller, Mgr. WAPAKONETA, OHIO, Bob Roush, Inc. DeSoto - Plymouth LIMA, OHIO Hemmert's New Shoes Shoe Rebuilding Shoe Service and Orthopedic Service 5 South Blackhoof'St1'eet Just off Auglaize H ii T DRESS SMARTLY WAPAKONETA, OHIO Buy .-.-v-- v--v-v-'A-A----v-v-v-N------------ AITIQY Did you hear Fred Miller snoring in 227 N, Main St, Phqme 7-351 claas this morning? It was simply awful. Yes, I did-he Woke me upf' ,J ' . L-11 '?i 3'- 1'::-..::'Iq-.r.E-3 -S3 , v,,' - Quin?- zi 1' . . 'iv its ,. ,,,Q,, , awe. ,. 4- . ' . A fry, . 4, ,W J H V. W ff31,Q1. , A, A fl A . w ,e Before -vii 3 ' ,. ., ,W ',,v , . 13- X is : '- -.,-, - -. . ,V,, WHS ' U . After eu, X ' VK X 'N X X V U'- V I i Nice Looking Car! ' .A,, f . .1 -T Ep .... ' A ' 5 i I I , 2 ,.... 9 .,0s.I3:5 . , fi -- A A' X ' Football Stars 4 - .4 at L Interesting Three of a Kind t .:,, , , 5,3 ...L we in . I v+v-.-,,-,-,-,-,-,- ,.,t .-v-v-,wv-.-v-.-.Av-. First National Bank WAPAKoNETA, OHIO The Bank Where You Feel At Home Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -.-.-v--.fvvvsf Compliments of lVIiller's 50 to SEI Store Wm. C. Miller, Prop. 21 East Auglaize Street WAPAKONETA, OHIO -v--v-.-v-v-.-.-.-v-.- Compliments of Eda's Style Shop Millinery and Accessories WAPAKONETA, OHIO vvvvxvvvszv- vvvv vvv- v uv- vvvvv ...... uv- .-vw .-v- Compliments of Piel Bros. Clothing Co. Dependable Clothing - Furnishings - Hats WAPAKONETA, OHIO Jvvvvvw-.-v-.Av-v-v+.+.-.-.-.-.rv-.-v-v-v-'Av-v-v-.+.A.-v-v-v Charles Hartard DeLaval Sales - Service Loudon Barn Equipment Phone 8634 601 West Mechanic Street WAPAKONETA, OHIO 9.-v-vv-v-vAv-'Avy-v-v-vfvvvv-v-v-v-v-'Av-v-v-v-.-v-.sf.-v-.-vafxfyev-.-v-v-v v .-. .-v-v-v-v-vv.-vwvvv-v Browns Restaurant Benton and Belletontaine Route 33 WAPAKONETA, OHIO I love to see her laugh. So much of her has a good time. I learned to ski in only ten sittings. Auglaize County Farm Bureau Co-OPERATIVE ASS'N., INC. New Bremen Wapakoneta New Knoxville Waynesfield Uniopolis St. Marys Farm Supplies Of All Kinds Co-operation Pays -----.,,--------.,,,,v.-., gf. ...... Cf --AA -- ---- -AA-AAA - Q Compliments of Mac's Super I.G.A. Market SPENCERVILLE, oH1o Policeman ito stalled woman driverj: Use your noodle, lady, use your noodle! Flustered Lady: 'My goodness! Where' is it? I've pushed and pulled every gadget on this car. Compliments of The Home Bank Member F. D. I. C. CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO R. F. Evans SL Sons MARATHON SERVICE STATION Gasoline and Fuel Oils Farm Delivery Service Phone 122.1 234R SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Compliments of Dr. Donald M. Spicer DENTIST 128lfQ North Broadway SPENCERVILLE, OHIO A .'.'.v.v ......... v .v.-. .'.'.'.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.v.'.' .v.v.v.v.v, 4, , , , , Compliments of The Citizens and Farmers Bank of Spencerville Member F. D. I. C. SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Compliments of Ohio Cadmium Plating Works, Inc. SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Compliments of R. F. Baker VETERINARY SPENCERVILLE, oH1o Bill , the Tailor My Tailor Since 1908 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO BEST WISHES Fryer's Pharmacy Phone 144 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Busy X , ,..,. Xe , ,., Mb Toast to 52 Surprise Frankenstein gg I Ain't Love Grand? 'Tm A Big Girl Now' The St. Marys Iron Sz Steel Corporation Dealers in Scrap Iron, Rags and Metal Auglaize C'ounty's Busiest and Best Scrap Yards ST. MARYS, OHIO Sealts Cleaning Co. Licensed Sanitone Cleaners LIMA WAPAKONETA, OHIO .-.-.-v-.Av-.fvvv-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-v-4-.-v-v-v-.-v- v-v Compliments of Modern Paint 8: Supply Co ST. MARYS. OHIO Compliments of Modern Appliance ST. MARYS, oHIo Albright Stock Yards The Best Place To Buy And Sell Phone 206 SPlCNCERVll,l,lC. OHIO Buchanan's Federated Your Friendly Store Phone 4146 ST. MARYS, OHIO Compliments of Shorty's Market ST. MARYS, OHIO +v-.,-.-.-.-.fvz-.-.-vvvv-.- Compliments ot' Sandkuhl Tile Co. KOSSUTH, OHIO C5 A: ---v---v---v---A--A------f . Old Pals Sf , A v, W 4 . .u -'zz .1.a. , , W it ' vs-as Q t,3-1--a.'-f-a.- X iw. .. 'We re W1nn1ng Big Baby f' lic-Q NU'- is Charming A HPG1'Ch6dH We If 55. ish-. xv.-X.. W 113+- Hstkll sg--1 f s fa. X 'S CN A v y m.. , X 4,4 5 .., ., H Hurd Seat' ' X Q-v Hungry? Time to Eat F ' ' 0 ii Everything for the Auto, Huntelys Prlntelly Home and Farm and : 'I , 1 ' M0019 S Office Supplies E 18 W. Auglaize Phone 4591 Commercial Printers , Home Owned - Milton Peters WAPAKONETA, OHIO ST .H-XRYS OHIO I Compliments of ' Dr. G. F. Gurley WAPAKONETA, OHIO Compliments of QE Sexton:'I Howndidnt'he wedding come Leader Puntlng CO' gi off ? 1: Preacher: Fine, until I asked the Tr bride if she would obey and she said: 'Do I, I Eg you think I'm crazy?' and the groom 1: who was in sort of a daze, mumbled, 'I tr do'. Then things began to happen. tr 4' M-, ,,,, AA ,,,,,,, AA-, 4b vw - ------------e--------- ST. MARYS. OHIO Howell Electric Complete Line of Wiring and Appliances Turner Implement Co. Farmall Tractors International Harvester ' St. Marys Electric Service Co, Refrigerators - Home Freezers , Kalamazoo Ranges-Gas S Electric 138 West Spring Street ST. MARYS, OHIO LIMA- OHIO Rainbow Soda Grill Streacker's Pie - Steaks - Soup General Repairing - Crane Service Sandwiches Rosenthral - Corn Huskers French Fries Fountain Service With Swift Ice Cream Court su-get ST. MARYS. oH1o 5Q-v-,-.-,-.-v-.-v-.-:v-v-J vvz-.-.-v- v-v-v-.-'Av-v-.--v-v-v-.-.-v-v-.-.-v-.-v- Oliver Farm Equipment Tractors and Threshers Phone 7821 WAPAKONETA. OHIO Q -A-A- A A.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Nvv D .-.-.-.-.+.+.,-v-v-v-.rv-v-v-.-.A Compliments of Smith Bros. Electric Co. Frigidaire Hoover Sweepers Maytag Washers WAPAKONETA, OHIO Compliments of Bohrer SL Moore Packing Company WAPAKONETA, OHIO George Harris Garage Sz Son You Break It, We Make It Phone 82 BUCKLAND, O HIO Jacob Werner and Sons SUPER MARKET LOCKER PLANT Phone 8351 Phone 9241 Uhlman Department Store WAPAKONETA' OHIO Wapakonetas Favorite Trading Place WAPAKONETA, OHIO C l' .T f Patient - Doctor, do you remember Omplmemx O h d h t' b t gveaeianairojurcilie my r euma 1sm a ou a Frank P. Connaughton Doctor- Yes, and Patient- And you told me to avoid dHmDHeSS? James E. Weger Doctor- Why yes. Patient- Well, I just wondered if it ATTORNEYS-ATJJAW would be alright for me to take a bath. WAPAKONETA, OHIO 0,.,.,.,. -,-,-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-,-,-.-,-,-v-,-,-,-,-, .,. 15 DEDICATION 'WRKGIOWR To Miss Anna M. Biesecker. we dedicate this edition of the White- feather. We are truly grateful for the helpful guidance which she has given us during our high school years: also for the high ideals she has set before us. Compliments of BALDWIN LIMA HAMILTON CORPORATION Lima, Ohio El-Par House of Courteous Service Chrysler Plymouth LIMA, OHIO Compliments of Kossuth Feed Mill KOSSUTH, oHIo Compliments of Equity Dairy LIMA, OHIO v,vi,v,',',,vi,,'.,v.v.,.,.v.v.v.,.,.,.,.,.,.v.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.........,.,.,.,.............-.-N.-.-.-.-oA.-.-.-.-.-Ncv 4 tr 4+ tr tr tr D-v-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-v-f.A.A.Av-vnew-Y Goodbye Tail First Prize Baa! - B231 an-......-.nun-n Field Trip At the Museum O 4v F. W. Ziegenbusch BLACKSMITH BUCKLAND. OHIO P ff Passenger: Porter, what about these jf shoes? One's black and one's tan! Ig Porter: Well, if it don't beat all! 21 Dis is de second time dat's happened dis All ji mavvnin'. 5 Willis Bradford Sz Son 4 4 , Breeders of if Spotted Poland China Hogs P P 1, Easy Feeding Type 35 Phone: Buckland 2103 wAPAKoNI-JTA, oH1o. R. R. NO. 3 W. E. Steveley BUCKLAND, OHIO Sizes of Crushed Stone For Road and Drives Washed Sand and Agriculture Lime Delivered and Spread Phone 20 , -. vvvv P D 4 THE BUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY Buyers and Shippers of All Kinds of Grain i Custom Grinding and Mixing Ohio Farmers and Wayne Feeds Hybrid Corn, Clover and Grass Seed , Fertilizer, Coal, Cement and Lime General Hardware, Plumbing and Heating Paints, Gasoline and Oil Elevator Phone 14 BUCKLAND, OHIO +I in 4 11 tr D '3-.-.-.-. Hardware Phone 21 o --f ---- Q Compliments of Dick KL Dot's Welcome Inn Soft Drinks and Groceries On Route 198 Phone: Buckland 3408 Detjen Store SEMI-SELF SERVICE MARKET Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, Notions MOULTON. OHIO L. G. Balfour Company ATTLEBoRo, MASSACHUSETTS Class Rings, Pins, Diplomas Commencement Invitations Represented by H. RAYMOND RALEIGH 1151 Miller Ave Columbus, Ohio -v-v-v-v-.-v-v-v-v-v-vwrv-.-v-ve v-v-.Av-.-v-v-.-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-ve.-.-v Brulin SL Company, Inc. Manufacturers of Floor Treatments Cleaners, Disinfectants and Insecticides 2939-45 Colombia Ave. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Phone: Wabash 3321 Steele's Garage 340 West Jay Street Phone 4699 ST. MARYS, OHIO Hoselton Plumbling and Heating ST. MARYS, OHIO J asperson Supply Co. sr. MARYS, oH1o Parker Chevrolet Buick ST. MARYS, OHIO Boyer Sz Sons Massey Harris and Oliver Farm Equipment SPENCERVILLE, OHIO AYA-Lit Q.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v ......................... Jim: Can you type? Dorothy: Yes, if I use the Columbus system. Jim: What in the World is that ? Dorothy : Oh, I discover a key and then land on it. Purdy Garage Studebaker Sales and Service 508 East Auglaize Street Phone 8581 WAPAKONETA, OHIO O .,., .,.v.,-,-,-,.,-,.,-,-,A,A,-,-,-.-,-.-.-.-,-.-,-,e-,-. ,-,-,-,., CE ce --A- ----------- - - ---- --A-- I Q 4 Bennett Shoe Store H. C. Priess. Owner ST. MARYS, OHIO Baker's Studebaker Sales AUTO ELECTRIC AND PARTS Phone 4126 ST. MARYS. OHIO WiSener'S 5 8a I0 Store 207 - 209 East Spring Street ST. MARYS. OHIO First Kangaroo: Annabelle, where's the baby? Second Kangaroo- My goodness. I'Ve had my pocket picked. ,,,. .-.-.-v-.-.-v-v-v-.-v-v-v-v-v-'Av-ve.-.-.-v-.-.-.-. Sherman-Manson Corp. Steel Aluminum Tube Sheet Specialties Celina Road ST. MARYS. OHIO vvvvsvs -vvv v 66 Motors, Inc. 820 South Wayne Street Oldsmobile Sales Service ST. MARYS, OHIO Martins MUSIC SUPPLIES Phone -1125 ST. MARYS, oHIo Smitley Implement Co. Farmall Tractors McCormick Machines Parts International Harvester Service ST. MARYS, OHIO Compliments of The Gordon, Hauss Folk Co. ST. IIARYS OHIO vv--vyvvvvvvvvvvvvv--vvv-v Top O' the World NW, Brideemaid Evolution,' 1900 , , ' I Love You WW its 2 ' Truly '32 Tall, dark and handsome With this ring' I thee wed 1875 Pretty as a picture Sittin' Pretty Chums or Chumps Wapak Hatchery U. S. Approved Baby Chicks Ful-o-Pep Feeds Poultry Supplies WAPAKONETA, OHIO Decker's Dairy Bar Milk Shakes and Sandwiches CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO Compliments of Lusk Sz Shaw Attorneys WAPAKONETA, oHIo Compliments of IVI. IVI. Howe WAPAKONETA, OHIO Compliments of Idle Beauty Salon 30213 IV. Auglaize St. Phone 6321 WAPAKONETA, OHIO For The Best In Sandwiches and Fountain Service - Try - The Teddy Bear WAPAKONETA. oHIo Sell Tractor Sales Ford-Dearborn Equipment New Holland Balers Forage Harvesters Phone 2-8181 WAPAKONETA, OHIO D. Frost Sz Company Roofing - Siding Contractors 208 Broadway St. Phone 6171 WAPAKONETA, OHIO BroWn's Dairy Use Our Ice Cream Milk, Buttermilk, Butter S: Cheese WAPA KONETA. OHIO .-.-.-.-J .A,w-.-::v- Q - as EE Compliments of The , Buckland P P , Mutual Telephone ' Co. BUCKLAND, OHIO 4 ,I Compliments of Your DeKalb Eg Quality Hybrid Seed Corn if - And - Red Comet Automatic Fire Extinguishers Dealer Glen Lishness Wapakoneta, Ohio. R. R. 3 Buckland Phone 2113 Dixie Service Station Complete Lubrication Standard Oil Products Tire and Battery Service P I Vogelgesang. Prop. CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO 'r 'r 'r ir J imis Service Station Gas, Oil and Tire Repair BUCKLAND, OHIO Frantz Sz Son Lumber Co. WAPAKONETA, OHIO, Route 6 miles north on 198 Cabinet Work Dry Finished Lumber Hardwood Lumber, Custom Saw 4 ing Complete Millworking Shop ' in Storm Doors - Storm Wmdo We Deliver Phone Buckland 18R1 's lVIcName,s Feed Store Dealer in Coal, Grain, Feed Grinding and Breeder of Spotted Poland China Hogs H Phone 932 BUCKLAND, O IO D 1-.-.A.-. Norma Ruth Brookhart 7 David Lambert Beverly Sawmiller Valgene Phillips M QiCh X, i X Q if W,Q,Qw xr i Q X t 1 ,. -'-A - I ., .e Q- N , me ,iq ., A , -I' 51' .,.'JI, .m f km ., 'ze Bob Sunderland Freddie Miller 1 ee .w,si.ie, . , , , , ' J Jerry Tangeman Jim Morgan Alice Wagner Darrell Wilges it xv' i , V- Y b xo 41.4 7 , b 1' 1 O f 'R fl af I F9 ,f ' X J:qg,,1! avi. 'gr-' 'fBl'.i X4-,J V V gr Q 'Ci Y 'I :I I I I 1 1 I I 4 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 I 4 I I 'I I 1 I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I Wapak Theatre WAPAKONETA. OHIO Emil George, Owner -.-.Av-. -v-. -v-v-v- .-.-.Av-.fvw-v-.+.+.-. .-- Mr. Brackney- What happens when the human body is completely immersed in water? Tommy M.- The telephone rings. Compliments of Dr. Vern J. Woehler WAPAKONETA, oH1o .v.v.Y.Y.Y.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v,.v.v.v,.v.'.-.v.-.v.v.'.v.' Cotner Coal 81 Supply 500 Gallon Septic Tank Approved by Board of Health Full line of Building Materials and Field Tile Phone 26611 WAPAKONETA. OHIO The Wapak Studio and Camera Shop The place where all your Photographic Problems are solved 16 E. Auglaize St. WAPAKONETA. OHIO -.-.Av-.Av-uv.-ver.-. Don Blank WAPAKONETA. oH1o Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Erb Sons and Daughters - Buyers of - Cream. Poultry and Eggs Custom Dressing on Tues. 8: Fri. WAPAKONETA. OHIO vs 1 'I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 4 4 'I 'I I 1 I 4 I I 4 .I 4 4 I I I 4 4 4 4 'I I 4 'I I 4 1 I 1 I 'I 1. I I 4 I 'I 'I 4 cf-.-.-... v,,,,s ,I I ww ,x 1 , r Lg u 1 J im Howard fi 32 Q JoAuna Ziegenbusch W, fi Faye Dingledine Dorothy Hager The Store of Friendly Service Morris 5 SL 1Oc Store WAPAKONETA, oHIo Compliments of Club Restaurant Steaks and Chicken Our Specialty Temptingly Served WAPAKONETA, OHIO Walter and Sons Wholesale Meats and Custom Slaughtering WAPAKONETA, OHIO Telljohn Plumbing and Heating Winkler Oil Furnace WAPAKONETA, OHIO Compliments of Durnell Sz Sons Jewelers ST. MARYS, OHIO Don't Say Root Beer Say Dad's The Dad's Root Beer Bottling Works WAPAKONETA, OHIO Compliments of Fisher Cheese Company WAPAKONETA, oH1o Brunswick Cigar Store Cigars - Lunch - Billiards Dewey and Bob Schnell WAPAKONETA, OHIO Q - :v-v-.-4 vw:'.'v'-'-'- D I i Compliments of Phillipls Flowers Successor to CalVert's 133 W. Market St. LIMA, OHIO Tretheway's Woodlawn Monument Works Rock of Ages Monument Works Locally Owned for 40 Years Phone 3-1021 806 South Woodlawn LIMA, OHIO Farms Farm Loans City Property Dom Trovarelli Woodwind and Brass Instructions Mrs. Dom Trovarelli Suburbans Piano Lockwood Real Estate Co. , , , 1023 West Wayne Street 4210 South Dixie Highway LIMA, oHIo UMA' OHIO Phone 5-0826 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 52 The Central Building Sz Loan Company 124 West High Street LIMA, OHIO Over -10.000 People Shop At Pangles Each Week Compliments Pangles Master Market LIMA. oH1o 40,000 People Can't Be Wrong. v v - - vvv' 1-vev-v-.Av-v-. -v-v-v-v -v-.-.-v A,-.Av-v-v-. -.-.A.- Compliments of Lima House Recreation - Lunch Open 24 Hours 40 Public Square LIMA. OHIO Miss Biesecker: Define Unawaref' Larry B.: It's the last thing' I take off at night. Sweetland Confectionery No. 34 Public Square LIMA. OHIO Q -v-.-.-J.Nz-.-.-: -.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. -,-,-, Q Johns Furniture 427 East Spring Street Phone 3186 ST. MARYS. OHIO Hegemier Lumber Co., Inc. State Route 33 East Spring Street ST. MARYS. OHIO Shorty's Sport Shop Toys - Hobbies - Sporting Goods Phone 5307 ST. MARYS, OHIO St. Marys Market ST. MARYS. oH1o I don't think I look thirty, do you dear? No, darling, not now. You used to. Hogans Bottle Gas Service If it burns gas, we have it! Ranges, Automatic Water Heaters Hot Plates and Restaurant Equipment Celina Road Phone 3421 ST. MARYS, OHIO Compliments of Hudson, The Jeweler Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton and Elgin Watches ST. MARYS, OHIO Sittler Memorial Home Corner Main and South Sts. Ambulance Service Funeral Service Phone 3224 ST. MARYS, OHIO Jack Harmon Trading Post New and Used Furniture 309 South Wayne ST. MARYS, OHIO r O U 9 Don Jenkins JEWELER 140 West High Street LIMA, OHIO .-v-v-v-v-x . Compliments of Lima Loan Company Personal Loans of all Kinds 11712 N. Elizabeth St. LIMA, OHIO Susie Q Drive In Fine Food Bellefontaine S: Kibby Sts. LIMA, OHIO xAAAA1vy-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-A-.-.-.+.+.-.-v-v-vfvyev-.Av-.-v Margie: You should be ashamed ot L,'Oll1'FEif. laughing at that fait man Jean Ann: I'm just having fun fit is expanse. -.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- .......... - v-v-v-vw-.-.-vw-.-v-v-.-r Lord's Menswear North Main LIMA, oH1o wv Avvvvvuwwv Compliments of Lima Cement Products, Inc. Concrete. Cinder and Celocrete Blocks Phone 56301 Route No. 4 LIMA, OHIO zv-.-v-v-.- For All Musical Needs Zender Music Store Hunk Arinantrout 134 East High LIMA, OHIO Greggis Department Store Lima Owned Lima Managed Lima Minded 45 - 0 Two Little Pigs Smoky Holler Gang Junk Dealers Who's What? EX2l1T1iHiUg Q A Q Compliments of N ameplate Sz Monogram SPENCERVILLE. OHIO Deneston Nursery and Greenhouse Floral Arrangements Plants, Pottery, Gift Items Phone 75 South Canal Street Sl'ICNCERVII,I,E. OHIO -v-v-Y-vA.-vszs,-'Av-.-.Av .-.-v- Arthur's Cleaners Pick-up and Delivery Service on Tuesdays and Fridays Suits Made to Measure Phone ZBSJ SPENCERVILLE. OHIO Compliments of ar Friendly Firm C. B. Miller and Son sPENCr3HYii,i,E. oHio One does not make friends: one recognizes them. Galoerdiel Bros. Coal, Coke. Cement and Cement Blocks SI'ENCERViI,LE. OHIO A.-v-v-v-yfvy-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-.-v-.rv-v v-.A--A.-:v-v -.+-:vev Compliments of Speneerville Lumber Co. Phone 78 SPENCERVILLE. OHIO v v - A,-.Avx,vvvvx,-.-.-.-.-v- -v-v-v-.-.aAAA,-.Av-v-.-.-.-,f The Speneerville Farmer Union Co. Flour, Feed. Coal And Supplies Phone 150 Sl'l'lNt'l'IRYIl,l,I'I. OHIO 's .v.v.'.iv,,.'.'.v.v.