Butler Village High School - Buhian Yearbook (Butler, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

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' 1 'f 1.' V ,. . Ly 5, . .,. ,, 4 5 ? A L V K ,X 3' A Lax f .7 Q ' 4 I ,,., ' - . . 5 1 o 0 - K ADMINISTRATIQN i 3 5 3 .x4c!mini5frc4 fion Mr A H Hathaway h F C h Superintendant Mr Jopii ggnlng am Home Attica Ohi nclp 0 h Colle e Oh St 1 Home Butler, O io g B lg SE' University College Manchester and Ashland ree M A Degree A B Major Physlcs Subjects Elghth Grade General Science Minor Math and Chemlstry Subjects General Sclence 9 and Physics BOARD OF EDUCATION Eugene Cochran, President, Emmett Pore, Earl Heininger, clerk, Harold B okaw, Clarence Lifer, Joe Calhoun, V1Ce President, absent ...T- ........r..-.4 -fi! . xi, , .S' ? , 2 O e 9 0 . ' Deg . , , 1 , . . 135 I. . . 1 . Xia .... 2 l get -7- 2 e J ,,..,-e-.Q,, ,lm .GW W, A - G LY G 1 YI J C, , n ,A V' WW? A jjj ' Q , ---H 1 M- X n . xl I G -... B - 1 - acuf .. 'Lev'- Qfailm HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Seated Left to Right Mrs Dor1s Tuppe Mrs Florence Creath Mrs Dor1s Arnold M s Anne Morgan Home Economlcs Commerclal MUSIC Englleh and Latin Standmng Left to R1ght hr Lester Pinkley Mr James Parks Nr John Cunningham Mr Leland Girton VOC8t10h8l Ag. n8th8m8t1CS Pr1nc1pal H1story Mr C G 'Tlmn Bograkos Nr A H Hathaway Athletic Director Superintendant ELEMENTARY TEACH RS Mrs. W1nnie Garber Mies Pearl Ross hrs. Grace Leedy Mrs. Mabel Watkins Third Grade Fourth Grade First Grade First and Second Grade Standing Left to Right Mrs. Leola Algire Mrs. Bessie Kochheieer Mrs. Rosalie Wareham hr. F. L.Bea1 Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Second Grade Seventh Grade K . 'MV . , . - L-H7 A ,5 5 , . . A LM -1 ', i . 1 ' Qaey. W A .3 , L A ' J f z Y ' ,fi AH' ' M917 - . . M I O O A O e . , . . O I O . Q 5 . GHIDI IMENTS of I one BUQHER 3541 Oh I0 C O jg . 'if- 'MLM 7, Q 0 'sf vw.. f '1 ? 0 ,' - '33, 4.51, . Lv 31 '-'43-iifi, Mr, -X .fdnnuaf EJ! 1 V Sltting Buslness Manager Lois Longshore Editor 1David Crunkllton Assistant Photography Editor Leola Stewart Treasurer Beverly Strong 2nd Row Class Will Jo Ann Kunkel Joke Editor Robert McCready Asslstant Business Manager -Gerald Brooks Class Prophecy Chester Ryan ASSlSt8Dt Sales Manager -Marilyn Bookman ACt1V1ty Ed1tor Sales Manager Sports Manager Class Editor Class History Faculty Editor Artist Undergraduate Edltor 3rd Row Features Editor Sports Edltor Artlst Undergraduate Edltor Assistant Editor Photography Editor June McFadden Conn1e Hitchman Jim Thorne Donna Swank Beverly Teeter Ruth Gleason Martha Ryan Louise Ackerman Mary Morgan Charles Barnard Marllyn Leedy Jim Sm1th larvin Gower Carol B5 den jfb f EZQJ 5 ,D J X X f 'S 'lag Faculty Manager-Q ---------------------- - ----------- lr. Girton --iaf4!g?:twn, ----------- --------------- ----- . A QaffQEAQyef1 g5QfQQfqb '. 'V-'- m l 1 ' 3 ,Zwl gzwffyf fkf-Q tvv4,?Sf .Qgfl. 2 5iDeeffsj MXQ'i,?QVf inf ' Q5:fQ' Ziff NM ' ra or of ' f 'V - x W 'L JAM S REED SMITH JUNE MARIE MCFADDEN nThe one way to have a friend is to be one ' Mixed Chorus 2,3,h,Operetta2,h, Spring MUSlC81 1,3 Glee Club l,2,3,h, Office Assistant h, Home Econom1cs Club 3, Glrls' Basket ball l,2,3,Nat1onal Honor Society 3,h, Attendant 2, Class Play 3,h Class Officer 2,3,h, Annual Staff h, Eeacon Staff 2,h 'The farmers are the foundation of civllization Annual Qtaff h, Class Play 3,h Class Officer 2,b,Student Council F A 1 2, , Football 2,3,h, Basketball 1, Track l c 'lu- DAVID ALBERT CRUNKILTON 'The thing about Dav They say 18 his curls He's liked by everyone Especlally the g1rls W Mixed Chorus 2,3,b Ensemble 3,h, Boys' Chorus l,2,3,b Spring Musical l,3,0peretta 2,h, Student Council 3,Student Council Officer 3, Beacon Qtaff 2 Annual Staff D Class Officer l h,Class Play 3,b F F A l,2,3, , Basketball 1,2, 3,h, Football 2,3,h CONSTANCE MAY HITCHNAN 'Outstandingn Mixed Chorus 2,3,h, Glee Club 1n293nhs Band 1n293nhs Pep B nd 3,h, Accompanlst 2,3,h, Ensemble l,2,3,h Operetta 2,h Clarlnet Ensemble l,2,3,b Qprlng MuS1C81 1,3,Annual Staff h,Class Play 3,h Student Councll h Clas QfflC8T l,2,3, Cheerleader l,2,h Girly Basketball l,2,3,b Basketball Queen h, Natlonal Honor'Soc1etyl4 xj RUTH CHARLENE GLEASON WHer heart was warm and gay W Mt Vernon High l,2, Bookmobile Librarian M, National Honor Socl ety 3,h, Class Officer Treasurer 3,h, Offlce Asslstant 3,b, Beacon Staff 3, Annual Staff h JAH S LEE THORNE 'He's the thorn among he roses ' Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Chorus 1,2, Band l,2,3,b, Pep Band 3 Class Play 3,h, Annual Staff h F F A l,2,3,h Football 3, Basketball l,2,h, Baseball 2, Student Council h,Student Councll Officer b fs. 'Y MARILYN MAXINE BOOKMAN nTis better to smlle than Mlxed Chorus 2,3,h, Glee 2,3,h Sprlng NuS1C8l Operetta 2,h, Annual Staff b ETHELYN LOUICE ACKERMAN NI wouldn't want to be a bore, so unles I'm asked, I'll not say more N Mixed Chorus 2,3,h, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Operetta 2,b, Majorette l,2,3 Ensemble 2,3,h, Booxmoblle Llbrarlan 3 Glrls' Basketball l 2 3 h Offlce Asslstant H Student Council 2,Annual Staff D Beacon Staff 2 to be Club I 3 CHARLES SANFORD BARNARD nI've a brlght lntellectual braln N M1X9d Chorus 2, Boys' Chorus 2 Band l,2 Photography Club 3 Class Play 3,h, Annual Staff D, Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Football 2,3, Track l U . A s . 3 . ' V A A, so - 'f 2 Q 1 3 3 ' 3 if A 3 sad, so I smile. , 1, 3 . . 1 3. 1 Ng K xx' f' . , . ' . 3 3 S . . 0 CAROL LOU BRADEN 'Men Ah, now you have said it' But, tis a secret so don't spread lt ' Mixed chorus 2,3,h, Glee Club l,2,3 h Spring Musical 1,3 Operetta 2,h, G1 ls' basketball l,2,3 Mlmeograph Operator 3 Off1ce Asslstant 3,h, Class Play 3, Class Offlcer News Reporter 2 Annual Staff h, Beacon Staff 2,3 BARBARA JOANN KUNKLE 'Prec1ous thlngs c me 1n small packages ' MlX8d Chorus 2,3,b, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Home ECOH0m1C Club 33 Annual Staff h Qprlng WHS1C8l l,3, Operetta2,h, Attendant l ffm, GERALD FRANKLIN HROOKS UI l1ke work, lt faslnates me, I can s1t and watch lt for hoursu Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Pep Band 3,h, Band l,2,3,h, Boys' Chorus l,2,3,h Ensemble 3 h Spr g HUS1C8l l,3,0peretta 2,h,Athle l,2, Mlmeograph Operator l 2 3 MOV18 Progectlon l,2,3,h, Beacon st ff 3 A 1 Staff h Cl Plsy 33, 'phggggraphy Club 1 2885 MARILYN JEANNETTE LEEDY nGood behavior is the flnest of flne arts Mlxed Chorus 2,3,h, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Band l,2,3,h,Ensemble Il Pep Band 3,b,Operetta 2,h, Sprlng Muslcal 1,3 Clarinet Ensemble l,2,3,h Class Play 3, Attendant D, Bookmobile Librarian 3, School Librarlan 3,h, Glrls' Basketball l 2,3,h Offlce Asslstant 3 h Annual Staff h, Beacon Staff 2 h MARVIN EUGENE GOWER 'Life is short and so am I ' Mixed Chorus 2,3,h,Eoy5' Chorus l,2,3,h, Band 1,2,3, Class Play 3,b, Annual Staff h, Beacon Staff 2,3,h, Student Councll Officer 2 Student Council 2 Mlmeograph Operator 2,3, F F A h,Operetta My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me.W Mixed Chorus 2,3,hg Glee Club l,2,3,hg Band 1,25 Operetta 2,b3 Spring Musical 1,33 Majorette l,2,35 Photography Club 25 Glrls' Basketball l,2,3,hg Annual Staff bg Beacon Staff 23 Class Play kg Office Assistant 2. MARY ELIZABETH MORGAN 'Know her by her cheerfulness.U Mixed Chorus 2,3,hgOperetta2,hg Spring Musical 1,33 Pep Band 3,113 Band l,2,3,b5 Glee Club l,2,3,hg Ensemble l,2,3,bg Annual Staff bg Clarinet Ensemble l,2,3,b Class Play 3,h, Beacon Staff 3, Student Council 3, Girls' Basketball l,2, ROBERT LEE McCREADY N 'm not lazy,but I hate work ' Mixed Chorus 2,3,l4,Band l,2,3,h, Boys' Chorus 2,3,h, Operetta 2,11 Spring Musical 1,3,Class Play3,h, Movie Projection 3 F F A 1,2 3 ,h, Annual Staff lg, Beacon Staff 2, Track 1, Basketball 2 Baseball 3,b 3,h, Photography Club 2 MARTHA ANN RYAN 'Always press1ng forward, never standing st1ll W ..o' Mt Vernon High l, Mixed Chorus 2,3,b, Glee Club 2,3,l4 Operetta 2,h,Spring Musical 3,Annual Staff la, Office Assistant h Beacon Staff 2,h, Class Play la BEVERLY MARLEE STRONG 'Uust zond natured,that's all.' Mlxed Chorus 2,3,h, Band l,2,3, Glee Club l,2,3,U,Ensemble 1,2,3, Operetta 2,h, Spr1ng Musical 1,3 Clarlnet Ensemble l,2,3, Offlce Assistant M, Attendant 3, School L1brar1an M, Cheerleader l,2,3,h, G1r1s' Basketball l,2,3,h, Class Offlcer l,3, Class Play 3,h FRANKLIN DUANE MILLER 'Every man is a volume if you know how to read him N Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Chorus ,2,3, Operetta 2,Annual Staff M Class Play Manager 3, Baseball 3 LEOLA MAE STEWART nShe loves but one W Mlxed Chorus 2,3,h, Pep Band h Band l,2,3,h, Glee Club 1,2,3,L, Operetta 2,h, Sprlng Muslcal l,3, Annual Staff L, Beacon Staff 2 Home Economics Club 3, Class Play 3,h, G1rls' Basketball l,2, Book moblle L1brar1an M DONNA JEAN SWANK 'Never sharp, never flat,always natura1.' Mixed Chorus 2,3,hg Pep Band 33 Band 1,2,3,hg Glee Club 1,2,3,bg Operetta 2,h5 Spring Musical 1,33 Ensemble l,2,3,b3 Accompaniest 3, hy Annual Staff hgBeacon Staff bg Girls' Basketball 1,25 National Honor Society 3,h5 Class Play 35 Bookmobile Librarian l,2,3,hg School Librarian 3,h. , K. jgcgigi CHESTER ERNEST RYAN 'Hhoever blushes seems t good Annual Staff h,Class Offlcer Class Play 3, School Librarlan Movie Projectlon 3, Basketball Athletics Manager 2 3 B VERLY JANE TEETER Wwlthout music life would be a mistake ' Mixed Chorus 2,3,h, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Band l,2,3,h, Pep Band 3,h, Accompaniest 2,3,h, Ensemble l,2,3,h Spring Musical 1,3 Pla 3, Bookmobile Librarian 2 Gir s' Basketball 2,3 9 11 if o be . ll ' V . - 2, Q ' ll 3 V . . ls 3 ' I s s ggjaijap - ,wr Operetta 2,hg AnnualStaffl4gC1ass fi? '?a, dz Y ' - s Cfaoa Adfor As we, the class of Fiftv One, look back ofer the years, we seldom realize the importance of our school years Ie seldom recognize the fact that the first day of school is one of the most lmportant in our lives On the first day of school we shyly greeted our first grade teacher as lies Groff As we gradually advanced grade by grade until we were Freshmen, we lost many of our classmates and gained almost as many We learned to live and get along with different people other than those in our own family and neighborhood We learned to enjoy the little things of life as we learned many necesslties along with the joys and sorrows of life The first day of our Freshman year, we felt very much grown up and proud of the fact that we were Freshmen We had a number of about thirty five We lost a few as we advanced to our Sophomore year In our Junior year thmgs began to happen First, we received our class rings next we presented our class play, 'The Campbells Are Coming We had two casts and we thought the play quite successful In our Senior year, which we consider the most important, we had our pic tures taken, ordered our invitations and name cards But what we were really looklng forward to were our diplomas and trip Beverly Teeter SCHOOL FUN Gerald Ba Opening his eyes right after angauto wreck, 'I had the right of w , didn'+ I? Frank H: Yes, but the other fellow had a truck Hrs Cr.nkilton 'Oh Dave, you fell in the :md with your new pants on Dave: Well, Bother, I fell so fast I didn't have time to take thu off Jin T 'What ever became of the girl you used to lake love to in the hammock Jil S Oh, we fell out Hr Bograkos Bill, what is the chief IUIICII PICTURE OPERATORS Gerald Brooks reigpp for devor e? and cheater Ryan 'rnay are very ubi B2 'Herring' tious boys and can operate it very good. ! O 1 Q I ' A We want to wish our successors as happy a time as we had in old B. I-I. S. A E ey CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1951, Butler High School of the Village of Butler, State of Ohio, being of doubtful sanity and failing memory do make, publis and declare this our last Will and Testament, in manner following that is to say: That all unpaid bills will be bequeathed to the class of 1952. Donna Swank wills her bashfulness around the boys to Marilyn McCready. Marilyn Leedy leaves her art ability to Gene Reed. Marvin Gower wills his shortness to Bill Oswalt. Beverly Strong leaves her cheerleading ability to Mary Lou Teeter. David Drunkilton wills his Toni Home Permanent to Dick Wells, and hopes he will take care of it. Jim Thorne leaves his noininess in study hall to Doyle Delong Gerald B ooks gives his hobby of chasing the girls to Roy body June McFadden wills her ability of being on the Honor Society, to Clyde Sager Beverly Teeter wills her ability in music to Ernie Shock Leola Stewart wills Nancy Broka anything whe wants, except Freddie Mary Morgan leaves her muscles to Gracie Williams Chester Ryan wills his bashfulness to Billy Barnard Carol Braden leaves her ability of going with different boys to Wilma Lifes Ronald Russell is the receiver of Charles Barnards excellent baskethal1.pLqr 1 Dalton Holler is the receiver of Connie Ritchman's sweet singing voice Jim Smith wills his farming ability to Royal Grubb June Rodgers is the receiver of Lois Longshore s short hair dos Marilyn Bookman leaves all of her books and school studys to Juanita Grubb Ruth Gleason leaves her good humor, and giggles to Elizabeth Scott To Virginia Hoffman, Louise Ackerman leaves all her thoughts of school she can concentrate on Bob Berry To Dean Reeder, Martha Ryan leaves her reducing excerises To Sue Strong, Robert McCready wills hismiachievousability JoAnn Kunkel wills her Civics Book to any one who wants it Frankfhdller wills his black hair to Patsy Kunkel To next years Seniors we hope they have a very pleasant and successful year To all the teachers we leave our thanks, for their patience and the help they gave us this year, for we did learn some things in spite of the We herebyappoint, Mn Arthur Hathaway executor of this our Will and Testa ment In Witness where of, we have here unto subscribed our names this fifteenth day of January in year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty One 6 473' l.z' ev r I Cqlv l Zr' .-92,774,111 vilf nf, , L 'fri , 1 . 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J . , - I , ll ' f' f 5 A' L- -M A .. ..4...4 . 0 QC For twenty years I have always wanted to be an author So in the year of 1970, I decided to fulfill my deslre I contacted all the members of the Senior Class of 1950 to obtain data for my book This is some of the mater1al I col lected I found that Mary Morgan our former class secretary 18 the wife of a Doctor of D1v1n1ty She 18 helping h1m w1th h1s work as Dlstrict Superintendent 1n Columbus, Ohio As I continued my search I found that James Thorne has his own radlo show and has run Jack Benny and Bob Hope out of business James is marrled and has four little children mak1ng the show a success I heard that Bob McCready had a large farm in Iowa, so while traveling through the state, I vislted his farm To my amazement I found that he owns Soo acres of the best farmlng land in Iowa He is one of the leading producers of sw1ne in the United States I found that he is married to the former Shirley Proper of North Liberty I left the McCready farm and traveled to Chicago where I saw Lois Long shore's name in glittering lights My CuT1OB1ty aroused, so I went into the theater to see if it was the same Lois Longshore that had been 1n my class back B H S Backstage I found Lois just comlng from her dressing room we re newed our old acqua1ntance, and I found that she had been on the stage for the past 15 years As time was growing short, I soon had to say WFarewellN to Lois and contlnue my journey Whlle I had been 1n Chicago, Lois had lnformed me that June McFadden was a 1n Colu bus I went to the Universlty to locate her Upon arriving, the Dean in formed me that June was then teaohlng a class, but that lt would soon be dis missed While vislting June I was very much surpr1sed to hear that she was marrled to Jim Smith, also a former classmate, but now a football coach at the University That evenlng as we were d1n1ng together, they told me that Charles Barnard is a basketball coach at Bowllng Green Universlty His teams have been taking Natlonal Honors Arriving by traln in Clevekxnd the next mornlng I heard that Ruth Gleason was a nurse at St John's Instltute That afternoon I went to vis1t her an found she was married to a leading Braln Surgeon of the United States and was actlng as h1s asslstant Ruth told me that Gerald Brooks was runn1ng one of the most popular nlght clubs 1n Cleveland But to my astonishment, I found that his partner was none other than David Crunkilton I heard from David that Conn1e Hitchmam and her NAll Girl Orchestran were booked for a week's engagement at the nlght club Connie and her orchestra are famous from coast to coast for their beautiful music Talk1ng to Connie after the show, I found that Martha Ryan was her beauti cian Martha 18 very well known for her orlglnality ln halr styl1ng Next month she 18 leaving for Hollywood to design halr styles for actresses I y in s e 0 ' V e ' Professor of English at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Upon my arrival O ' O I d SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY fcont'dJ After my short visit to Cleveland, I went to New York City where Beverly Strong is living. She is the wife of a ealthy manufacturing company owner. She met her husband while she was' attending Bowling Green State Un versity. While visiting Beverly, I learned that Marvin Gower is half-owner of one of the steam ship lines operating along the Great Lakes. His company is quite successh ful. Next I visited Albany, N. Y. where I found that Marilyn Bookman was the President of the New York Central Railroad. When I visited Marilyn I found her husband was none other than Cecil Matthews. Leaving Albany, I journeyed. back to Ohio to' locate the rest of my former classmates. The first was none other than the former Donna Swank. She was ac- companied by her two children. She told me that she had been married soon after graduation and that her husband, Bob Campbell was still.conetructing homes. As yet I have not been able to see Marilyn Leedy, but one of her fr1ends told me that the last time they heard from her, she was llving 1n Callfornla At that t1me she was married to the owner of a 600 acre citrus fruit ranch While v1s1ting in Mansfield, I saw Louise Ackerman who told me that she is helping her husband Bob Berry, in the Berry Brother's Dry Cleanlng Company She also told me that Carol Braden is llving in Miami, Florida Carol is a recep tionist and hostess at the Hotel Mlami While I was visit1ng Boston, Massachusetts, I found that our own Beverly Tester is s1ng1ng with the Boston Sym ony Orchestra Leola Stewart is now the Representatlve representing the 17th Qhio Con gressional District now She 13 really very busy and doesn't have much tlme for vacations She's doing everything she can do to make a success of her career lhlle I was visiting in Cincinnati, Ohio, I found that Joanne Kunkle has s radio program all of her own and that she has run Ruth Lyons out of busine I found all this information very interesting and I enjoyed CO116Ct1Dg it I hope you enjoyed th1s material too If so perhaps you will be lnterested in reading the book I am going to write from th1s material Chester E Ryan If 8 'Q dbg? l f . . . . . . 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Bellville, Ohio STAR Compliments THE BELLVILLE STAR TRI+FOLKS PRESS Bellville Compliments B C and S ELEVATOR mu 2381 Bellville, ohio PRESS of ' ' LEO . h and 6 East Third Street Watches of 114 AND of I SUPHUMQRES If SOPHHORW First Rong Brice H0113 Pd vir inn Forte r Fifg Wilma 5 um V Marg e Shirley Strong, Craner, OW Ge R Q9 Q. os' '2' as wife W 4' ,kk Y-Z R amsnider Kenneth Stevens Patricg Kung 1 Tegggg, gelbert Hellotf Second Row: Viola 1 Oan ueamsnider, Helen Stewart , Jo ephine Bem Bemil er Third fiom Haney G nary S 11ler, June Pfau , Pal h Bo km S F1 th agw ancarfe , Bob Thorne, Girth Row: ton, S31 om 128 US li A 4 Junlor Class First Row Warnie Shock, Wllma Llfer, Cracle 34111181118 , Mary Lou Teeter, Virgirua Hoffman, harllyn rAcCready, Dick Wells Second Row Barbara Auflick, Joan Bratschie, Ina Pfau, June Rogers , Ruth Reeder, Juanita Grubb, Elizabeth Scott Third Row: Charles Blaker, Dalton Hollar, Dav1d Shreffler , Doyle DeLong, Charles Beal, Roger Baker Fourth Row Bill Moore, Bob Taylor, Dean Reeder, Roy Body F1fth Row Lester Alley, Gene Reed, Ronald Russel, Rich ard Haynie, Earl Greer . W- ,. H as 1 5 's ja J fs' a+ rw v 4 L W nah O . As. . if 4 4' 5' - . 5 . ii P K 1 X ' E ab .4 to 'P . A . ,A .. V W 'I ' Y V. -A-. - , , a 1 at 1 V ' 46 ' If nha ' x M e 3 1 , . Jim ' ' , ' 52 . . , -,T ' 5 Ll fern 140, ., i, , , - Q' N f 1 on -54 a 0 ,Q Q -- a ., r E af-if V f 7 1' gl' va Q, s of , ' 'f ' t . . ' f :Ulf 4f.,, ,A T ' ' I e Q 0 I v U 0 . . . . 2 . 3 2 o . 2 ' Q 05 lf- wrf 'i,4-' 4 H' ,M 4 JZ EIGTH GRADE F1pst Row Clarence Morton, Harold Kunkle, Vlrpll Greer, Arthur Miller, Dale Frye , Robert Thrush Second Row Robert Allen, Stanley Gleason , T ster Graham, Janice Reamsn1der, Shlrley Page , Julia Hltchman, Rlchard Greer, 3089? Fout Third Row Ronald Dunn, Raymond Anplegate, Larry Welty, Myron Bro aw Janice Snyder, Sally Hyatt ,Dorothy Ward, Marllyn Delong Fourth Row 411' ara Patnam, Bernlce Teetef, Sue Ogler, 'hlrley Grant, Joretta Yarger,E0ttY Swank, Jo ann Aufl1cK Fifth Row Loretta Bertsch, Marian Bookman, Snlrley Proper, Barbara Ryan, John Lindaman, Patty Body, Gertrude Brewer, Marguerite Wolford, Clyde Sager, Harry Cole, Charles Horn Slxth Row Everett Hlvely , Larry Oswalt, Dwight Wolfgang FRESHMAN First How: Gene Miller. llargie Lifer, fihirley Khun, Martha Teeter, Genevleve Hildabrand, Dick rloeflicb , 'Jecond Row: Jim Dtone, Patsy Query, Mona Halsey, Joan Morgan, Jack 1-oney, Royd Stewart v Third Row: Marilyn llis- hey, Romana Pritchard, Ruth Walters , Nancy Kerr, Jean llorgan, Betty Wharton, Priscilla laglott, ?0uI'f-h Row: Robert orkman, Charles Sprague, llargaret Ayers, Vera eeters, 'ary Wolford. Fifth Row: John Pore, 1-'ester lcCready, Dick Jordan, Dean Scott. is ' . G 1 4 .2 ,,., f r A- A . l Q? 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Fifth Row: Virgil Kirkpatrick, Ronald Russell, Coach 'Tim' Brograkos SCORES BUTLER BUTLER BUTLER BUTLER UTLER BUTLER BUTLER 1..LL.. CENTERBURG MT GILEAD B LLVILLE ASHLEY ROSCOE HEBRON PLYMOUTH Lk., N 0 59 2 25 O Q 0 0 7 7 7, J' Nw D ' xt L. I. , x WC' 3: EBV f Q A. 'ww ? 4 .6 fx .U 3119 ' -3112, I .rn b R- a i, Q. J x. ' Z . ' gk, 52? U U EL Q53 if f - X. --jr- , f ffm ,FF Rx gl s Second Row Coach WT1mW Brograkos, Stan Gleason manager, Ear reer, Oswalt, Gene Reed, Bryce Hollar, manager Loudonv1lle W.ion Lexlngton Bellvllle Lucas Plymouth Sparta Shlloh Perrysvllle Chesterville Unlon Ontarlo Lexlngton Eellvllle Lucas Sh1loh Plymouth Tournament Plymouth Nl First ROW: Jim Thorne, B111 Barnard, Bob Thorne, Hal Wareham, D1ck Wells 2 1 G Bill Ontario...:. Cleef' olzdllefj Marllyn HcCr ady, Beverly Strong, Connie Hitchman RESERVE June McFadden, Virginla Hoffman, Mary Lon Teeter . ',, n V -,,,. .. -fy ,. - A 1 RESERVE Left to Rlghte Don Rudrlck, Les McCready, Les Ally, Ronald Russell, Tom G1 Vi l eason, rg1 K1rkpatr1ck, Dean Scott, Dalton Hollar Loudonv1lle Unlon Ontario Lexlngton Bellv1lle They SCORES Plymouth Sparta Shiloh ferrysville Chesterv1lle They Ontarlo Lex1ngton Eellvllle Lucas Shlloh hucas Union . Plymouth 0mec0m'n9 Virginia Forbes, Marilyn Leedy, loan Bratchie, Martha Teeter Connie Hitchman They Self SERU1 E Mnkks Rocsnfss XVIE T5 Frfo ENF ds CE REA P d Camo' D06 cf pin 1: 2' X! ELM sfmaer PITONE 3 751 .guflek OA n U Q C T G .QQ- H Q lc-AESA FRULQYLS ANJ '!E7E fnlffs I E M I Of HV 7 IC? GONE Goo C' To x-A-new BUTLER BAND amf,f- MNH We-wp an' JI 512:11 Ed .Im Ro' shi!-lay Kuhn Legiiasieanrrsishey, Vera Teeter, Gerald Brooks, Second Yareer, Mar11Yfl Deliong Nancswg 12 Jean Morgan ' Vlrginia Forbes: JOFSUH Lvedy June Pfau Bett, Swank oo an Mary Morgan. Parry Boby, Marllyn Nancy,Kerr Th1rd Rowy Mrs ,Arggige ggbcgmazn Martha Teeter, wllma Llfer Halsey, Bev Teeter, Prlscilla Maglott, Bob gzylgg, Hens? 3:Z:irtG Mona Wllllams, Marllyn McCready, Margle Lnfer , ' race 'S GLFV CLNP new dj, 7 ii' v-w HIP lk, YW .v 4' If First Row Jaunlta Vanta, Wllma Llfer, Ruth Reeder, Joan Bratchie, Jaunlta Grubb, Ina Pfau, Virg1n1a Hoffman, Mary Teeter, Marllyn McCready, Grace williams, V1rg1nia Forbes Second Row Jenny H1lderbrande, Ruth Walters, Joan Morgan, Vera Teeter, Margaret Myres, Mary Wolford, Priscllla Maglott, Betty Wharton, Nancy Kerr, Jean Mlshey, Shirley Kuhn, Patty Query Thlrd Row Patty Kunkle, Margle Llfer, Mona Halsey, Martha Teeter, Ramona Prltchard, Bonnle Ward, Lols Grubb, Shirley Klrkpatrlck, June Pfau, Josephine Bemiller, Mary Ryan, W1lma Bem1ller, Reva Boylan, V1o1et Flfe, Margle Leedy, Helen Stewart, Joyce Sprague, Mrs Arnold Fourth Row Leola Stewart, Martha Ryan, Marilyn Bookman, Sue Strong June Rodgers, L1z Scott, Mary Morgan, Lois Longshore, Bev Teeter, Beverly Strong, Donna Swank, June McFad1en, Marilyn Leedy, Joan Kunkle Louise Ackerman, COnD18 Hltchman, Nancy Brolaw ea r ' Q Q ' 1 , ' I O r J . 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JUNIOR CHOIR .-.7. ,..-,, Y ,M ,A , , , A , .,,, ,,,, ,M A, First Row: Ronnie Teeter, Dick Wells, Bob Workman, Jim Crunkilto dlph Bookman, Dick Jordan, Don Rudrlck, Hal Wareham, Chuck Sprague Second Row Roy y Stewart, Jack Loney, Margie Lifer, Martha Teeter, Mona Halsey, Rheva Boylan, Joan Morgan Ruth Walters, Ramona Pritchard, Bonnie Ward, Patty Querry, Patty Kunkel, Virgin ia Forbes,Juantia Vanta, Jim Stone, Gene Miller Third Row: Brice Hollar, Kenny Stevens, Carl Craner, Roger Baker, Bob Mcflready, Chuck Beal, Gerald Brooks, David Crunkilton, Tom Gleason, Robert Taylor, Dean Reeder, Royal Grubb, Uean Scott, Mar vin Gower, Mary Wolford, Betty Wharton Fourth Row: Beverlv Teeter, Lois Grubb, Josephine Bemiller, Shirley Kirkpatrick, Shirley Coon, Jenevieve Hildebrand, Jean Morgan, Nancy Kerr, Nancy Brokaw, Sue Strong, Priscilla Mazlotn Ioyce Sprague, June Pfau, Vera Teeter Marv Ryan, Wilma Bemiller, Helen Steyart, Margie Leedy, Violet Fife, Margaret myers Mrs Arnold FRESHHAN OUARTFT 'lr 1P U' fi Jean Morgan, Ruth Walters, Shirley Khun, Jean Mlshey ff X V -1 ' 4 1. mx . Y A . A Y' Y . A O . 'l1.vvv P Y O I . 5 . - 1 Q .I Q V Y I Q . ,, -1 Q 11 v.- 3 I. S ' V I Q - ., A go ' 56 3 ....... .... . .. f f .W '- 'A , O . in -l - 1 x 'U' . ii 7 . - F , ,..4... ROY'SlCHORUS Civ. -W Delbert Hellot, Royd Stewart , Jim Stone, Dean Scott, Dick Jordon, Charles Sprague, Jack Loney, Gene Miller, Brice Hollar Second Row Connie Hitcnman, Kenny Stevens, Ronnie Teeter, Royal Grubb, Jim Cru kllton, Tom Gleason, Carl Craner, Ralph Bookman, Don Ruderick, Mrs Arnold Third Row Dick lells, Charles Beal, Bob Taylor, Dean Reeder, Gerald Brooks, David Crunkllton, Bob HcCready, Roger Baker, Marvin Gower SOPHOMORE SEXTET g2,,Fi I 'Q tumwdluu Margie Leedy, Virginia Forbes, Rheva Boylan, NAIICI BPOKBM Willa 3001110 Helen Stewart X . .R R D , 6 I Q - I off R A-K ' i l f lj-ll . by R '.., R' + M , lf :ii , ' f-M 1 nv ' 1 if f VV . - . A Y N ls' ' , DOUBLE QUARTET 'V QQ Royd Stewart, Robert lIcCready, Bob Taylor, Gerald Brooks, David Crunkilton Charles Beal, Jack Loney, Jim Stone QUARTET CO if f Dick Welle, Dean Reeder, Roger Baker, Bob Workman JUNIOR SEXTET 'Q' gn .i -.gk Wilma Lifer, Marilyn McCready, Gracie Williams , Jaunita Grubb, Mary Teeter, Ina Pfau, Jean Morgan SENIOR SEXTET OC 'diculi' Donna Swank, Marilyn Leech, Connie Hitchman, Jalmita Grubb, Louise Ackerman Mary Morgan, Beverly Teeter ROYAL. BTL PA 35131 Ph 3,1302 FQRJ AND Mmcuwv AGENT FOR EF LEININGER P.ND5oN f.oudoNvI LLE, Oh 0 Mofonash lwufual. F-lufomolaile INSLLRHNCE u E R, o 1 GHKHGE SERUME Slllwfmfv olvf one I sw, K ww'-zf + ' ff-i P wggikz q U Sittlngs 2nd Row 3rd Row: Sports Edltor Soclal Editor Activitles Grade bchool Reporter Editor Assistant Editor Advisor Eighth Grade Reporter Typ1st Senior Reporter Typlst Typ1st Typlst Typist ACtlV1t1BS AS81St8HtB Freshman Reporter- Artist Artlst Actlvitles Assistants Artist Product1on Manager ,gnur BEACON STAFF Robert Iaylor Wilma Lifer Ina Pfau Nance Kerr Juanlta Vrubb June Rodgers Mrs Creath Betty Swank Elizabeth Scott June McFadden Donna Swank Marllyn Leedy Mary Teeter -Grace Wllllams Joan Bratschie Jean Morgan Mary Ryan O--Margie Leedy -Mona Halsey J1m Stone ss. Roger Baker Buslness Manager -'-o--ww'-'-- Ronald Russel Productlon Assistant Dick Hells Sen1or Reporter HBTVIH Gower 1 P . - . , P , I. . 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'UIV' H25 as 0 First Row Carl Craner, Bob Thorne, Bob Taylor, Reporter, Dave Crunkilton, Sec Jim Thorne, President, Jim Smith, Vice President, Lester Ally, Treasure, Dean Reeder, Sentinal, Don Rudrick, ASS1St3Ht Secretary, Second Row Mr Lester G Plnkley, AdV1SOP, Ray Smlth, Bill Moore, Gene.Reed, Bob Cole, Doyle DeLong, Elmer Gregory, Jlm Crunkllton, Bob McCready, Third Row Kenneth Stevens, Delbert Mellott, Ronald Teeter, Marvln Gower, John Pore, Lester McCready, Jack Loney, Jim Stone, Ed Reamsnider, Rovd Stewar+ bU'lLOI Cl A..- .........,.... MQW' First Row Irs Morgan, Director, Marilyn lcCready, Virginia Hoffman, Gracie Williams, Juanita Grubb, Wilma Lifer, June Rogers, Bob Taylor, Dick NQ115, Second Row Charles Beal, Lester Ally, Ronald Russel, Roger Baker , K 1. - .... Y f , ..- SV 1 I e ., , . . U I . 0 I I 1 - . . . I . . fl ' W V- - L ' - - . W, ,V 3 5 g ' ' ' ' v ' --,hal-..,..g.,.. ...,1-,J -- F 1 ,L ,, M ww- 1 , -S 1 i , ,K 4 ' - ...,......... ... . g . l I 4 1 ,,' A ,xlf ,.....,. f bv' i W vw , Z as fe fe M.. , v ., S 'L 4 A , .- ... . . . 0 I . C G e Compliments of WEIDNER PONTIAC COMPANY 12 22 East Second Street Telephone 3h66-6 Mansfield, Ohio KAFER'S FLOWERS WQua1ity, Service and Satisfaction is Flowersn 3106 6 Mansfield, ohio 7203 6 EARL E HEININGER General Insurance Phone 3511 Butler Ohio Compliments of BAKER'S BARBER SHOP Butler Ohio hl North Mulberry Phones - B im' HCDNURS HONOR SOCIETY Flrst Row Connie H1tChm!'l.!1, Jlme McFadden, Ruth Gleason, Donna Q Second Row: Dick Wells, Ronald Pnssel, Mr Cunningham, Mrs Arnold, S T U D E N T C 0 I Tg First. Row Sandra Metcalf, Bill Barnard, Jim Thorne, Presldent, Connie Hitchman, Mona Halsey, Second Row Grace Williams, Harold Kunkle, Dick Wells, Jim Stone , W1lma Bemiller, Third Row Mr Cunningham -.I . 'X f, ff ELEMENTARY Q0 P' 4' 1 -G5 ap-nf J 'fav Q f l FIRST GRADE Front Row Richard Burge, Frank Morrow, Janie Leedy, Sharon Bowman, Kathy Ransom, Bruce Braden, Gary Miller Second Row Jerry Brokaw, Jerry Kunkel , Richard Pattersory Keith Darling Floyd Graham, Barbara Herritt, Margaret Roblnson Third Row Sh1rley Str1ckl:Lng Charlene Gleason, Tommy Kunkle, Dale Walters, Alice Proper, Robert Stone Fourth Row: Douglas Walter, Gayle Stahl, John Ryan, James MCKOIII, Shirley Compton, Norma Kirlcpatrlck Fifth Row Pamela Putnam, Larry Teeter, Ronald Davis, Melinda Hildreth, Ph1ll1n Long, Russell Gregory, Jason Wad Absent Eugene Lyons, Fred Reamsnider Martha Hecht Nancy LSYUIUDQ K8th1'YI1 ulfflyo CO iv 4' 49 m4 ,Q 45 Nl' AZ?- FIRST AND SECOND GRADE First Row: Paul Carr, Ronnie Lavrhorn, Edith Brokaw, Leis Ann llcNutt, Dawn Kilgore , Richard Wharton, Ronald Cochran. Second Row: Esther Nichols , Patty Wheatcraft, Ronald Thorne, Patty Myers, Junior Oyster Jerry Deboard Gerald leeks, George Brewer, Charles Oswalt Third Row: Barbara Tanner, lyona Hively, Judy Shreffler, Robert Myers , Richard Carr, Earl Smith, Harold Wolfgang. Fourth Row: llary Shreffler, Glenn Ward, Eugene Oswalt, George Walter, Bobby Hoff- man. Absent: llyron Hively, Gerald Aley, Rita l1u'ray. A I U sw 3 Ivo! ',l .- . 4 . t '. J - .-ao, 4 - g A 'v , , o A 'K ' hz. L . . M tg, s , ,:, I 'kay .ef f ,' 5,14 - ' a x ' 1' ' . ., ' 'D .. on Lx., 74, Q, . , 9 ' ' . .11 ' W ' 1' ' Lf ,vi og -5 Q at ,Q no ' . y - - F A -1 'T W7 R , , - .H g 2 -L g P 5 V Q 7 . e ' A yr . ' X 1 2, F. ,,,. YL? L 1 g . 0 2 O . . . O Ll O ' . : O 2 , . ' R rv M ,, to . ' ' ' K -- 9 INA. t I I ,6 nfl' sl 3 .-as in . . 'Y F 1 ,..., Am, '. in 1 0' yf ag 5 ...L f Vw A fl ' . ,Q R J - - . , 5 J R L ' ml 'f -me ' ' Q ' ,Fi ' W , A lf, : 4 I . W X '1 5 -. 4 an t I , f 2, we 'lf C9 'Q' CQ f rf as 51 CO '17 40- 90 SECOND GRADE First Row Joey Gaz-nes, Billy Yarger, George Bowman, Raylene Sawdey, Sharon Bratschie , Jo Ellen Parlet, Phyllis Rudrick, Donna Stewart Second Row Danny Workman, Bobby Long, Frankie Garnes , Lee Mellott, Smrley Swank, Judy Kuhn, Martha Hud le, Mary Taylor Third Row Harry Johnson, Lynn Lulq Junior Spring, Judy McKown, Karen Palmer, Sue Williams , Mary Reamsnider Fourth Row James Larcomb, Sherman Morrow, Albert Horton, Myrna Clark, Annabelle Delong, Carolyn Pfau, Judy Reamsnider Fifth Row Raymond Brown, Danny Snyder, Kenneth Farst, Janet Armstrong, Roger Stevens, Mary Ann Wareham Absent Marilyn Teeters, Joe Burge TBI!!! GRUB Ti-I'St Row: Rose Morton, Janet Oyster, Carol Wharton, Neta Plank, Gary Harris, Davis Leedy, Bill Hoeflick, Fred Lifer, SECOND ROW: Betty Robin- son, Drea Ransom, Judy Stone, Shirley Brokaw, Junior Brown, Roger Ward, Dean Pore, Ray Schrader, THIRD ROW: llary llellott, Jane Cole, Judy llcNutt, Jean Reamsnider, Clifford Yarger, John Ball, Raymorri Strickling, FOURTH ROW: larcia Wharton, Dorothy Ramsey, Janet Bounan, Sylvia Shock, Daniel Bevington, Phillip Stortz, Richard Crunkilton, Roger Butterbaugh. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Patterson, Martha Garber Larry Clawson, John Huddle, Larry Grant, Donald Bowman. SIXTH ROW: David 6ompton, Steven Meeks, Lowell Baker, Archie Craner, John Ferguson, David Parlet. ABSENT: Carl Graham, Rita Hecht, Judith Grubb, Ray Arthur. f g v f -Q Y , It I J ir, 'Q V I i . fx 'ph .I 4 K -1 kr.. b h, ' 'S v 4 J K M v .W H J, - QL 4' - A ,A A W. .,, . .. V . ,Q -aw Qtr' 1. 'gf v Z 'Q an ez. fe- ! 3 1 f f of ' 1- -gf ' ,. 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O I I ov 412 in THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES First Row Martha Atherton Sus1e Ryan, Carolyn Kirk nairlck, Sandra Roblnson, Louise Garnes, John Role , Larry Cochran, Edd1eLong, Bobby Rudrick Second Row llarcia lhshey, Nancy Sgaith, Judy Bevington, Phyllis, Bratsch1e Anna Brown Gary Snyder Ronnle Stewart, Jerry Mlller Third Row Esther Reamsnider, Kay Shreffler, john Baker, James Lawhorn, Carl Bowman, Dan Q R th Kir t ick Ronnie Alexander, ean Kunkel, Fourth Row hirley Tanner, u kpa r , Brewer, Harvey Morton, Ronald Stevens, Jack Brokaw Fifth Row Martha Wal ters, Herbert Walter, Delmar Morrow Absent Fred Laymon, Carl Lyons, Sarah Hurry, Charles Hurry, Sandra Thomas, Julia Swank, Terry Parker CQ pm in V+' 'Jr FTH GRADE First how Richard Rudrick, Norman Uarnes, Patricia Graham, Eugene FI Huddle, John Gleason, Duane att, William Ryan, Jackie Deboard Second Row 1 l4ar1lyn Kirkpatrick, Kathryn eflick, Patricia Oyster, Ann Burge, Caro yn Creath andra Stone, Commodore Johston, Cleva Uortan Thlrd Row Vary Lee Lit , Ruth fire 0 L0u1se Palmer Carol Uarllng, Robert Ferguson, onald tleton, g ry, , lark, Daryl Jarrett Fourth Row Anlta Wg1ltera3!bNotii2 gr llaglen Cggr, Roger t J Lif 1' V 1 C? 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M,,55f'1d8f, 761: 37526 EOR .C AN E Iffwi es Ouf'- I of Bfllulffe off Rau. e I3 Plvofve '-lq3l BEHv1ffE,Ol-U0 I'l'PA 5 'to IE H +R I In 'fo M .S I-E Cl 'l'0 Slwola H , VE E W 1' IE I I0 ONE '- OYSTERS MOBIL STATION Mobilgas - Hobiloil - Grease Auto - Accessories Bellville Ohio LEE A CADY Cash Q Carry Wholesale Groceries 19 East Second Street Phone 3h5S 6 Mansfield Ohio REEDER HARDWARE and Implement Butler, ohio Phone 33hl Q 378u Finest in Farm Machinery With This New Idea Com ercial Hardwareiuyers Water Systems Lowe Bros. Paints Plumbing STOODTS GROCERY Birdeyes Frosted Foods BELLVILLE, oH1o Compliments BEMILLER BILLIARDS Candy Cigarettes Pop Cigars Phone 3291 Butl Ohio COCH ANE'S Welding and Body Shop Body and Fender Repair 31 Cleveland Street Butler, 0h1o Dial 32h1 Compliments of M WILSON D D S Bellville Ohio STEVENS MOTOR SALES Pontiac Sales Front End Aligning Frame Straighting Engine Rebuilding Phone 2351 ' of er Complete Refinishing c . 2h Hour Towing Fredricktown, Ohio THE FREDERICKTCWN FARM SUPPLY Fredericktown, Ohio John Deere 2 De Laval DAIRY FARM EQUIPME EQUIPMENT Mllk I1 t D pF L Milk Cool The Store Where Quality and Service Prevails' SOUTH EDGE OF TOWN ON THE CURVE ROUTE 13 E Ench Fan 5 LL Milk Lf ROCESS RHP 0MOGlNEzEcl P1151-una AND If REELE' Amo Wh LE yawn EHfAND VEGE HLIE M HK C N ' WITCHEYM5 QKQTKER FREJRI lcfo NICE ANU DHiR Co. NE 3571 OPEN SEVEN days A wEEk IFR dr: k7L NT . ' ers Sales md Separators service Wa er Hea ers ee reezers F ll ' Of ' Rzpairugarts 1 Wash Tam: a L T R Rl'1'C lE!' Rncluzn S . 1 s , .IE Q 2 Q .T . C F 0 M - 1' . 9 AH A -C MJ 0 E IC OIEJN , I6 Compliments of MISHEY'S GENERAL STORE North Ilberty Your Fredr1cktown Fredrlcktown Motor Co Chevrolet Dealer Oh1o Sales Phone 3531 Butler, Ohio Ward's Garage Chevrolet Sohlo Products Butler Bellville Compllments of Beverldge Q Hall Insurance A Real Estate Office 3311 2571 Big Value Baby Chicks Turkey Poulets The llt Yernol Hatchery 322 South lain Street Ht Vernon Ohio Your Jeweler NICHOLAS' HARING 4 Diamonds latches i EXPERT WITCH REPAIR IIANSFIELD ll Park Avenue West Phone 2316-h Ohio Congratulations to the Class of Sl ROGERS AND COU ANY The Diamond Store of Mansfield 33 North lain Street Mansfield, Ohio SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Sewing-Machines Vacuum Cleaners Irons Dress Forms Sewing Notions 83 North nun sum. Phone-2h52 6 lansfield, Ohio i Jewelry -------------------------- -------- Silverware + MILDRED D. PERRY General Insurance Martin Hardware Building Mansfield, Ohio HENLINE'S School Sweater's Basket Ball Shoe's Bellville Ohio COCHRAN'S GREEN HOUSE Dial 3561 FI'CdI'1CktOTTIl Flowers for All Occas1ons Ohio Compllments of ZOLMAN'S MARKET 1 Mile North of Fredricktown Route 13 Home Killed and Dressed Beef and Pork Freshed and Cured Closed Sundays Store Hours 7:30 A. M. to 9:00 P.M. MARTIN HARDWARE Fridgedare Appliances 19 North lain Mansfield, Ohio STEVEN'S HARDWARE Hot Point Appliances Horton and Dexter Washers Phone 3161 Bellville, Ohio Compliments of COLLINS MARKET Phone 2361 Bellville, Ohio KNOX COUNTY PRINTING CO FREDERICKTOWN OHIO Phone 2251 Publzvherv of The Knox County Cztzzen 1 Lmdzng Weeklx Fresh-----Home- --Killed------Heats Compliments of KELLY WALTER SALES A SERVICE 1h West First Street Fredricktoln YOUR FORD DEALER lUM ER'S Frigid Food Storage Red and White Market Lockers Frozen Storage Processing Curing Rendering Complete Food Market Phone 1561 North Jefferson StreettLoudonvi11e, Ohio H I UPDIKE Q SONS Grain Feeds Coal Bui1der's Supplies DIKO FEEDS Phone 3783 Compdiments HURSH DRUGSTORE Complete Prescription Department Phone 2561 Phone 2117 6 Bellville, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio 10 - Fredricktown - Anken toun, Centerburg - Ohio of Compliments to the Class of Sl' REX'S DAIRY BAR Bellville Ohio THE CLEVER GREEN HOUSE Wholesale and Retail FLORIST AND GARDNER Vegetable and Potted Plants, Cut Flowers Phone 2631 GOLDSMITHS The Store For Young Men Sh North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio BOGNER'S CLEANERS Dry Clean1ng 72 South Main Street Mansfield, Ohio Bellville, Ohio FIRST Q FINEST AT LOWEST COST J T GLACKIN, cmszvnomr, INC 105 West Vine Street Dial 2101 S Mount Vernon, Ohio COCHRAN MOTOR SALES, INC Dodge WJob-Ratedn Trucks Plymouth Passenger Cars lb West Ohio Avenue, lt Vernon Ohio J A REEDER AND SON Lumber Millwork Sash Doors Phone 3571 Butler, Ohio Relax Have A Coke Drink Coca-Cola 5 Q Dodge Passengers Cars Telephone h1h7-6 Compliments L 8: I HARKE1' Home Killed Beef 8: Pork Phone 3161 Fredricktovm, Ohio HATTONS HOTEL Q RESTAURANT Fredricktovm, Ohio Open every day from Chicken Dinners on Sudnay Our Specialty lleet Your Friends HGIE RESTAURANT Perrysville or Sandwiches 8: Sundaes Ora 8: Dora Sauder PENN AUTO SPORTING GOODS lansf'eld's lost Modern Sporting Goods Store Featuring MacGregor Goldsmith Sh South lain Phone 3559 6 10h Years of Banking Service FIRST KNOX NATIONAL BANK Corner South Hain 81 Publlc Square Ht Vernon, Ohio Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve Established 18 7 BELL ' S SODA GRILL Formerly HARRY'S 8 South Main It Vernon, Ohio IIT VERNON IMPLEIIENT STORE ALLIS CHALMERS 100 West Ohio Avenue It Vernon, Ohio Phone hlh6-6 BEEGLE'S HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY Sunbeam Furnaces, Myers Water System, Paints , Plumbing, Roofing, Spoutlng, Electrical Supplies, Free Estimates PHONE 3161 BU'I'LER, OHIO ' I of 't . 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