Chesterville High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Chesterville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1946 volume:

QQAQQZ Foreward---Since memory alone cannot serve in recalling to mind the cherished recollections of High School Days, the Class of 194-6 presents this Annual as a. permanent record of our pleasant and useful years at Chesterville High School. The Moving Finger writesg and, having writ, Moves ong nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. 'Omar Khayyam g ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in'Chief . . . . Hannah Spangler Associate Editor . . ........ Robert Barrick Art Editor ..... ........ M ary Lou Snyder Humor ....... . ,Dean Lyman, Mary Lou Snyder Marcella Trowbridge, Gerald Evans ,Business Manager ............ . .Eston Bachelder Associate Business Manager . . . . Betty Jo Kempton Activities Editor ......... . . Betty Lou Dodson Associate Activities Editors F. F. A. Kenneth Nauman Music Clarence Robinson Home Ec. Creta Trowbridge Senior Play'-Mary Fogle Photography ............ . .Lee Struble Sports Editors. . . Advertising. . . Typists. . . Bob Squires Bill Gleason Lee Struble Eston Bachelder . Mary Fogle Creta Trowbridge Faculty Sponsors - Kay Kendall Charles Cook Senior Class Officers President Lee Struble Vice-President - Robert Squires Secretary - Creta Trowbridge Treasurer ' Betty jo Kempton Ass't Secretary - Mary Fogle Reporter - Betty Lou Dodson Class Motto: Not at the top, but climbing, Class Colors: Blue and White. Class Flower: Lily of the Valley 'Q' I DEDICATICN 1 Wiz: To Margaret Rainey Waite whose interest in school affairs, willing help- fulness, and kindly advice have been so evi- dent through her many years of service to C- hesterville School, we the Class of 194-6, ded- icate this volume of I-Ii-Lites. l AQ 2 - w, I gl JW WMM i FACULTY s ,Q First Row: QL.eft to Right! Germ-uae Coe, Aubrey jenkins, Neva hnouff' Luena Powers, Margaret Waite, Luella Braden Top Row: William R, Dakin, Luella Hoffmire, Kaye Roby, Kay Kendall' O' R' McMillan' Charles Cook, Chester Sipes, Custodian Chesterville has been most fortunate this year in having as superintendent such an able and progressive young man as William R. Dakin, We, the Seniors, express to him our wish that he will have many happy and successful years as a school administra- tor. FACULTY PERSONALS WILLIAM R. DAKIN, Superintendent, Mt. Union and Ohio State, M. A., Physics, General Science, Physical Education. MRS. KAY KENDALL, Kent State, B. S. in Education, English, Science, Senior Advisor. MRS. MARGARET WAITE, Ohio University and Syracuse Univer- sity, B. S. in Education, B, S. S., Commercial Subjects, Advisor of Echo, Secretary of School Activity Funds, junior Advisor. MRS. LUELLA HOFFMIRE, Wooster College, Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, A. B., Latin, Mathematics, Public Speak- ing, Sophomore Advisor. MISS KAYE ROBY, Taylor University Music, Freshman Advisor, O. R. MCMILLAN. Ohio State, B. S. in Agriculture, Vocational Agriculture. MRS. LUELLA POWERS, Ohio Wesleyan, B. A., Home Economics, English, Biology, Eighth Grade Advisor. CHARLES R. COOK, Capital University and Ohio State, A. B., History, Geography, Civics, American Problems, Seventh Grade Advisor. MISS AUBREY JENKINS, Ohio University, Kent State and Ashland College, Sixth Grade. MRS. NEVA KNOUFF, Ohio University, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grades. MRS. LUELLA BRADEN, Wooster College, Third Grade MRS. GERTRUDE COE, Bowling Green and Ashland College, First and Second Grades. MRS. GENEVIEVE THROCKMORTON, B. S. in Education, Ohio State University, First Grade. We, the Seniors, wish to express our appreciation to our class advisor, Mrs. Kendall for her helpfulness, and advice dur- ing our school years. SCHOOL BOARD Hoy Squires, President Ellison Snyder, Vice President Dewey Rogers, Clerk Theron Bachelder Dallas Hair George Kunze 1 1 I' QXK N m -.1 ,QQ i, t v x , NL ' 5 Y Mmeff WM! X SENICRS K 'Rf Q x 'df 4 , 1 Ii, Ivls x' ' N UM 1. KM gf ,Z eil LEE STRUBLE Class President-4 Vice President-3 Basketball-3,4 Band-Z ' Class Play-3 Rossiii' soumms Vice President-4 Class President -1 Basketball-4 Student Council -4 CRETA TRQWBRIDGE Class Secretary-4 Glee Club-l,2,3,4 Echo Staff-3,4 Class Plgy -3 BETTY JO KEMPTONi Class Treasurer-4 I Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Echo Staff-l,Z,3,4 Majorette-1gZ,3,4 Class Play-3 MARY FOGLE Ass't Secretary -4 Class Secretary -3 Glee C1ub'1,Z,3,4 Echo Staff-3,4 t BETTY LOU DODSON Class Reporter-4 Glee Club-1.2.3.4 Majorette-l,Z,3,4' Echo Staff 1,2.,3,4g Class Play 3, BILL GLEASON Basketball-152,3,4 Glee Club-2,4 F.F,A,-2,3 Class Play DEAN LYMAN Football-l FoFoAa'3 Glee Club -1,2 Class President -1 HANNAH SPANGLER Echo Staff-1,2,3,4 Class Sec. 8: Treas.-1 Glee Club-l,2,3 Class Play-3 MARY LOU SNYDER Glee Club- 1,2 Class Play-3 Class Reporter-3 Echo Staff-3,4 EST ON BACHELDER Band- 1,2,3,4 F.F.A.-1.2 Basketball Mgr, -3 Class Play-3 MARCELLA TROWBRIDGE Glee Club-1,2,3 Echo Staff-4 Class Play-3 Majorette-1,Z,3,4 GERALD EVANS Basketball-2,3,4 E 'F,F,A.-l,2,3 F,F.A. Treasurer Capt. of Varsity- 4- ROBERT BARRICK Echo Staff- l,2,3,4 Class Play-3 KENNETH NA UMAN .Basketball-1,2,3,4 F:FoAo'1,2'3,4 Mixed ,Qmgrus -2 CLARENCE ROBINSON Class President-3 F.F.A.-1,2 Editor of Echo-3 .Ass't Editor-2 Band-l,2,3,4 RICHARD AfDENMAN S ZXC Enlisted U. S. Naval Reserve... Boot Training, Sampson, N. Y. June Z9-Sept, 8, 1945 ' Station: Norfolk, Va., serving.. as Messenger and in Transportation Department. GEORGE NAUMAN s lfC Enlisted Navy July 28, 1945 Boot Training at Great Lakes Station: Corpus Christi, Texas, doingw owe work. 1 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY' DO YOU REMEMBER: Our Freshman Ha11owe'en party, and the delicious cider? When we put on our junior Class Play, Good Morning G1ory ? How warm it was the night of George's hayride? How we racked our brains trying to write our essays? Hah! The party for Dick, smoke in your eyes, while we nearly froze? How proud we were of our Senior Basketball stars? Not a defeat! Not much! Q How petrified we were of our own Bing Crosby? Those industrious Seniors who spent the whole noon hours studying their lessons? How fond Seniors are of Sophomores? Our excited feeling when we marched down the aisle on our Bac' calaureate night ? When we received our diplomas and realized it was the last time our class would be together? At last with a sigh, the time when we were but timid little Fresh- men, inconspicuous Sophomores, jolly Juniors, and finally proud Seniors ? How proud the Senior girls were of the boys' figures the day they wore dresses ? A11 the work we put out for the Ha11owe'en Carnival to make it a success, and so the kiddies could have playground equipment? These are but memories now, but when we recall them we can not help but regret that we must leave Chesterville High School, -el CLASS WILL OF '46 - We, the CLASS of 1946, of the CHESTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL of the city of Cl-IESTERVILLE, in the COUNTY OF MORROW, STATE of OHIO, UNITED STATES? OF AMERICA, the planet, EARTH, some where in the UNIVERSE, do hereby publish, name, declare, inform, and maken understood and advise that after our twelve yearsbehind the various bars, we have at last been qualified to emerge into this scientific, peace-loving world and do hereby will the following, class- ified, worthy and unworthy traits: K Hannah,Spang1er, will my teaching ability to Lewis Beckett, Betty Kempton, will my dancing ability to Mary Lou Lane. I, Lee Struble, will my height to Daniel Bird. I Marcella Trowbridge, will my liveliness toBobbyFisher. I, Creta Trowbridge, will my printing ability to Martha james. I, Betty Lou Dodson, will my cafeteria work to Wilma Deel. I, Lee Struble, will my driving ability to Allen Crunkilton. I, Gerald Evans, will my ability to play basketball to Wilbur Bowman. I, Kenneth Neuman, will my quietness to Bud Higgins. I Robert Squires, will my love for the freshman girls to Richard james I, Betty Lou Dodson, will my shining black tresses to Raymond Byrd. I, Bud Robinson, will my voice to Willard Tobin. I, Mary Fogle, will my shorthand book to Shirley Lane. I, Robert Barrick, will my auburn hair to Mildred Bishop. I, Eston Bachelder, will my girl trouble to David Hindman. I, Bill Gleason, will my ability to stay awake in American Problems Class to Warren Squires. I, Han ah Spangler, will my Latin book to Shirley Squires. I, Me y Lou Snyder, will my love for the Navy to Doris Wheatcraft. I, Gerald Evans, will my wavy hair to Kenneth Payne. Bill Gleason, will my taciturnity to Dale Evans. N Bud Robinson, will my horsemanship to Betty Levering. I, Robert Squires, will my promptness to Connie Abraham. I, Dean Lyman, will my speech book to Helen James. Marcella Trowbridge and Mary Lou Snyder, also will their overalls to Mr. Dakin. I, I D I I. I. We the Seniors Class will to the Faculty the following: Manners ' Mr. Dakin English ' Mrs. Kendall Alibis - Mr. Cook Mischief ' Mrs. McMillan Farming Ability - Mrs. Powers Our Late Hours ' Miss Roby Our Appreciation of a good .teacher - Mrs. Waite 1 SENIOR PROPHECY Bobby, the butcher Will be known far and wide. They'11 hang up his shingle As the Squires joy and pride. Bud Robinson began With just one horse, But six years from now There'll be a ranch, of course. Now the Snyder girl flvlary Lou by name, Will fall for a hero And make marriage her fame. ln the year of 1953 You'll drive up to the Struble Station And out will come Proprietor Lee To charge a dollar for tire inflation. Bill Gleason will make rolling pins In Mass production Which his wife will wear out In her daily instruction. Betty jo Kempton, I am quite sure, Will make a profession of typing. But though her boss be crusty and cross, You'1l never catch her griping. Dean Lyman will work hard At the carpenter trade. He'11 make the best pig pens That have ever been made. Hannah Spangler a mother will be She'll have two children on each knee. I Her husband will live across the sea And send to them the bread and tea. Marcella and Creta, Those Trowbridge sisters, Will confuse the world With catchy tongue'twisters. The man of power, strength, and might Gerald Evans is his name, Will organize a football team And never play a losing game. If you'd look into the crystal ball, I'm sure that you would find Tender-hearted Mary Fogle Entertaining the deaf and blind. Handsome boys and pretty girls Are the sprouting of romance. Betty Lou, the Dodson girl, Will find her love in France. Kenneth Nauman a pilot will be, He'll fly a jet plane of his own, He'l1 take his wife to Paris, France, To purchase her an ice cream cone. As far as doctoring is concerned, He'll never be perplexed, One day Bob Barrick will operate, And send them home the next! He'll live in a house all alone, When he is forty-four. 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Atbm gmpm MHME wmE'33OH'H SOHO mwhgwm UHQDONH ' wgdbm MWQIH wedz X , f' f- .QQ ei af I c Ef , Cgfdazgf x UNDERGRADS First Row: fLeft to Right, Robert Squires, Shirley Squires, Clarence Robinson Top Row: Richard Sautter, Mr. Dakin, Gerald Nauman 1 First Row: Useft to Rightj Wilma Deel, Mary Lou Lane, Constance Abraham, Shirley Lane, Doris Wheatcraft, Helen james, Mildred Bishop, Martha james, Shirley Squires Second Row: Lewis Beckett, Bud Higgins, Willard Tobin, Betty Levering, Allen Crun- kilton, Richard james, Kenneth Payne, Mrs. Waite, Advisor Third Row: Daniel Bird, Bobby Fisher, Wilbur Bowman, Rayrnond Byrd, Dale Evans, Don Turner, David Hindman, Warren Squires ' 1 i JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY . The juniors are a lively crew. There were thirty-two of us who entered the Freshmen ranks. We went through the usual fresh maneuvers without casualty and finally were promoted. Mary Lou Lane came to us from Fredericktown that year. Our Sophomore year started with a tragedy. We lost Lowell Jenkins and Donald Smith in an automobile accident. This grief dampened our spirits and we suffered a great loss in leadership. Robert Gartin, Eddie Stratton, Earl Clark and pale Nauman all left the class during the year, but we welcomed Kenneth Payne Lewis Beckett, Martha and Helen James as newcomers which left us a total of Z8 members. Our social activities included a hay ride to the State Lake at Mt. Gilead in the fall of the year. We had such a grand time that we returned to the same spot for our last-day-of'school picnic. Several of us enjoyed the privilege of waiting tables at the Junior'Senior Banquet, and we were invited to join the dancing after dinner had been served. And so we soared into the junior year with big plans, and we are proud to say most of them have been successfully com- pleted. Our moneywnaking activities included selling pop and hot dog sandwiches at Basketball games, and the selling of CHS pins, emblems, and hats at various intervals. April ll, will be a happy, happy day because our class .rings will be here. We held a skating party at the Mansfield Park Rink early in the fall, but have been too busy ever since that time, for much social activity. There are twenty'four juniors and we are well represented in all school activities and projects. Our class play, Here Comes Patricia, was an outstanding success, starring Wilma Deel as Patricia and Bud Higgins as the hero, jimmy Clark. Betty Mae Levering as Minnie Knoop, a man'crazy maiden, bro' ught her share of laughs. Prom plans are under way and we shall always remember the grand time we had this year. --Wilma Deel I i 1 First Row: John Van Horn, Lewis Ebersole, junior Snyder, Marshall Weikel Second Row: Dixie Denman, Mary Nauman, Josephine Jame s, Norma Jones, Lucille Dailey, Lea Randolph, Shirley Trowbridge, Bonnie Campbell, Mae Bachelder Third Row: Virginia Tippett, Maxine Hair, Wanda Bughman, Marilyn Craig, Ola Squires, Dorotha Kile, Barbara Denamn, Mrs. Hoffrnire, Advisor 5. Top Row: Carroll Howard, Dale Simmons, Clarence Mathews, Charles Vandorn, James Wertz, David Nauman, Leroy Tobin, Kenneth Kennedy, Gerald Nauman I First Row: fLeft to rightl Malrilynlllifirriclc, Eleanor Wertz,GMargie Fisher, Betty jane Nauman, Doris Caznpbell, Romona Graham, Rosetta Fisher, Phyllis Healea, Bonnie,Ebersole, Second Row: Marvin Van Dorn, Bob Shaw, Maynard Goare, Isabelle Kunze, Gene Martin Frank Goings, Fred Abraham, Merle Doyle, Miss Roby. A-dViS01'. Top Row: Doyle Kirkpatrick, Richard Sautter, Dean Sherman, Richard Lyrnan, Charles A Beckett, Joe Rinehart.- SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Twenty-eight lively Freshmen graced Room 201 last year with Miss Brands as advisor. We lost two members during the year, Dorothy Hauger and Charlotte Heslep. We presented a play What Are You Going to Wear ? directed by Miss Brands. September 10, 1945, twenty-nine members entered Chesterville School doors not as Freshmen, but as jolly Sophomores. We lost one member Lela Randolph, but gained one, james Wertz. One of the highlights of this year was a roller skating party at Mansfield, November 10 with Mrs. Hoffmire our class advisor, and Mr. and Mrs. Alspach as guests. In March we presented a play at a Band Mother's Meeting, Dates, Incorporated, directed by Mrs. Kendall. Wanda Baughman O I48 I I FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY There were twenty-three members enrolled in the Freshman Class this year, and we have been very for' tunate not to lose any. Our class thinks it is the best one in the school, and there is never a dull moment when a freshman is around. Miss Kaye Roby, the music teacher, is our class advisor this year, and we are settled in the Music Room. We had a hayride which was a very exciting event, and will always be remembered by the Freshmen along with our other parties. The Freshman Class is very proud of its members on the undefeated reserve team. Phyllis Healea I C49 I I Lf Cgilzm mmf 1 4 s lf? ATHLEX-'EICS nFirst Row: fLeft to Rightl Fred Squires, Marvin Bishop, Margie Fisher, Bud Robinson, Marjorie Gordon, Paul james, Ola Squires, Buddy Higgins. -- -. ..-.., . ,- , 81' Second Row: joe Rinehart, Joan Higgins, Richard james, Mildred Bishop,fEston Bacheld , Warren Squires, Bruce Levering, Don Turner, Miss Kaye Roby, Director. Top Row: Fred Abraham, Norma Jones, Shirley Squires, Josephine James, Rosetta Fisher, Iviae Bachelder, Maxine Simmons ' First Row: fLeft to Rightl Mr. Dakin, Dale Evans, Lewis Beckett, Willard Tobin,Lee Struble, Kenneth Nauman, Buddy Higgins, Don Turner, Gordon Goare, Coach. Second Row: Warren Squires, Junior Snyder, Bill Gleason, Gerald Nauman, Robert M d Goare, Merle Doyle, Dale Simmons, Dick Sautter, Squires, David Nauman, aynar Lewis Ebersole Top Row: Marshall Wiekel, Josephine James, Shirley Squires, Dixie Denman, Kenneth Payne, Eston Bachelder, Basketball G Tournament Scores Varsity Chesterville 57 Iberia 62 Chesterville 48 Cardington 50 u Res erve Chesterville 2.9 johnsville 23 Year's Summary Che sterville Howard Che sterville Sparta Chesterville Johnsville Chesterville Edison Chesterville Gambier Chesterville Iberia Chesterville Mt. Gilead Che sterville Cardington Che sterville Marengo Che sterville Sparta Chesterville Centerburg Chesterville Edison Chesterville Marengo Chesterville Howard Chesterville Iberia Chesterville johnsville Chesterville Cardington Chesterville Fredericktown Che sterville Gambier Chester High had a fair year, winning 11 and losing 10. Chesterville was defeated both games in the double' elimination tournament this year. Gerald Evans, our cap- tain, was .high scorer with 211 points. The Reserves had a more impressive year, winning Z0 and losing none. The Reserves won the Reserve Tourna- ment by defeating johnsville. The high scorer of the Re- serve team was Maynard Goare who made 233 points. He was also the Reserve Captain. The Reserves scored a total of 680 points to the opponents 392 points, which is an average per game of 34 points for Chesterville and 19.5 points for opponents. We lose Z varsity men this year: Lee Struble and Gerald Evans. I 0 , . 'Q 4 IQ? f. Q53 ff f X Q,-. 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They parti- cipated in the Christmas Operetta with a Christmas Song, and they sang Smoke Gets In Your Eyes at a Band Mothers Meeting. The group will probably contribute several selections to the Spring Music Festival There are many other smaller groups of music organizations too numerous to mention. There are several singing teams, trios, quartets, double quartets, etc. The beginners in the instrumental are gaining practical band ex' perience with a junior orchestra organization which will be valuable as training for playing their instruments with others. First Row: fI..eft to Rightihreta Trowbridge, Betty jo Kempton, Helen James, Shirlly Squires, Wanda Baughrnan, Betty Lou Dodson, Mary Fogle, Hannah Spangler. Second Row: Mrs. Kendall, Marshall Weikel, Marcella Trowbridge, Dorotha Kile, Maryln Craig, Isabelle Kunze, Bettylvlae Levering, Doris Wheatcraft, Mildred Bishop, Maxine Hair, Barbara Denrnan, Harlan Barrick, Mis. Waite Tfhird Row: Donna McKay, Constance Abraham, Dale Simmons, Maynard Goare, Allen Crunkilton, Robert Barrick, Richard James, Kenneth Kennedy, Norma jones, Mary Lou Snyder Top Row: Janice Squires, Martha Evans, Joyce Rinehart, Bonnie Ebersole, Dorothy Craig. Martha james, Wilma Deel, Josephine james, 'Mae Bachelder, Phyllis Healea, Dixie Denman V First Row: Merle Doyle, Robert Shaw, Warren Squires, Bud Higgins, Kenneth Naurnan, Daniel Bird, Kenneth Payne Second Row: Joe Rinehart, Carroll Howard, Marvin Vandorn, Richard james, Dean Lyman, james Wertz, Raymond Byrd, Richard Lyman, Lewis Ebersole, Mr. McMillan, Top Row: Charles Beckett, Doyle Kirkpatrick F. F. A. OFFICERS President ' Bud Higgins Reporter ' Daniel Bird Secretary - Warren Squires Watch Dog ' Bob Shaw Treasurer - Kenneth Nauman Student Advisor - Kenneth Payne Faculty Advisor- O. R, McMillan MEMBERS Charles Beckett Carroll Howard Dean Lyman Raymond Byrd Richard james joe Rhinehart Lewis Ebersole Doyle Kirkpatrick james Wertz Activities of the past year included attendance at Officer's Training School at Cardington, September 19, 1945g and two softball games with Cardington, with Chesterville victorious both times. Purpose To develop competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leadershipg and to create and nurture a love of country life. Colors Nationa1 Blue and Corn Gold. Motto--Learning to Do v Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve ,il ECHO STAFF One of the outstanding activities in school is our school paper, The Echo, It is published by the Commercial department, and a number of students make up the Staff, as follows: EDITOR'lN'CHIEF, Shirley Squires Assistant Editor, Wanda Baughman Pr oofi' eading Staff 'Betty jo Kempton Business English Class Art Editor Helen James Bonnie Eber sole lvlarlyn Craig Joann Nauman Special Reporters Sports ------ Maynard Goare Music Mae Bachelder Service - Barbara Denman Home Ec. I-Joyce Rinehart II Marcella Trowbridge Assemblies' Maxine Hair Honor Roll Donna McKay Commercial ' Grade News ----- Inq. Reporter - - Allen Crunkilton Martha james Constance Abraham Dixie Denman Mildred Bishop Clas s Reporter' ' 'Elected General News Reporters Kenneth Kennedy Isabelle Kunze Dorotha Kile Martha james Dixie Denman Josephine James Busines s Manag ement Hannah Spangler ' ' Subscriptions Allen Crunkilton' 'Ads Production Circulation Chief '--' Mary Fogle 'tl-Iannah Spangler Assistant Creta Trowbridge Staff ' Typing II, III Mimeog raph 8: As s embly Robert Barrick Marshall Weikel Kenneth Kennedy Mary Lou Snyder Doris Wheatcraft Betty Levering Faculty Advisors journa1ism Mrs Mrs Production-'Mrs . Kendall . Powers . Waite I JUNIOR CLASS PLAY HERE COMES PATRICIA Eugene G. Hafer Given March 15, 194-6 Cast of Characters Mrs. Carrol .... Elsie Crowder. . . Mrs. Smith Porter Angelina Knoop . . Minnie Knoop . . . Patricia Grayson . jimmy Clark . . . Elbert Hastings . . Adam Wade . .. . Tim Hopper . . . Bud Flannigan . . . . Doris Wheatcraft . . Mildred Bishop . . .Martha James . . . Helen james Elizabeth Levering . . . .Wilma Deel . . Buddy Higgins . . Richard james . . David Hindman . Allen Crunkilton . . . Donald Turner Directors Mrs. Dakin Mrs. Powers a SENIOR CLASS PLAY LET ME OUT OF HERE J. Vincient Barrett Cast of Characters Bonna Lynn . . Eve Boyd . . Garret Lynn. . Victor Ward. . Angela Boyd. . . Gifford Morton . . Marshall Ward . . Bessie Rhodes, . , Hazel Miles. . . Stevie Cobb . . Directors Mrs. Kendall Mr. Cook . Hannah Spangler . Mary Lou Snyder . Eston Bachelder . . Robert Squires . Betty Lou Dodson Clarence Robinson . . Robert Barrick . . . . Mary Fogle . Betty jo Kempton . . . . Lee Struble ,Tl Qww Lucky Strlke Three s a Crowd ' Fluffy 8: -Nl! A r f -wih- 1, sf L - ei. Saw -if P 'aw-352 - - ,U Embrace Me' Bmg HC Lee and Mlss Roby C h s qi Qzgliam fwwle HUMOR ?J Mr. Cook: HUMOR Hannah, What are you doing ? Hannah: Working on the Annual, Dummy. Mr. Cook: fln History Classj: I have a dental appointment tonight. Wilbur: Did you say you had a mental appointment? Betty Lou: I hear your boy friend wants to settle down and get a home. Betty jo: Well, he's got a good start, I gave him the gate last night. Mr. Dakin: Marcella, what does this 60 on your report card mean? Marcella: I don't know, Sir, maybe it's the temperature of the room. Shirley: The juniors will have to have a sewing class. Warren: Why ? Shirley: Because Mrs. Waite says we all need reseating. Cop: Hey, there, can't you read? Lee: Sure I can read, but I can't stop. Eston: If I asked you to marry me what would you say? Mildred: Guess, He: Well--er'-what would it rhyme with? She: GuesS. Bob: Did she ask you to call again? Bud: No, but it amounted to the same thing. Bob Whaddya mean? Bud: Well, she said, i'd like to see you come here again. Mr. Dakin: QScience Class, First I'll take some sulphuric acid and then I'1l take some chloroform. Duck: That's a good idea. Mr. Cook: This examination will be conducted on the honor system. Please take every third seat in alternate rows, Soph: Yes, I was a Freshman once, I spent some of the happiest years of my life as a Freshrnan. Found on test papers: Question: What is the outer covering of the teeth called? Answer from a brilliant Freshman: Ivory, Question: Answer: Who was on the throne of England during the Victorian Era? George V. ' 4 Hi Lites advertisers are friends of our school and have the interest of the school at heart. The Hi Lites staff hopes the students will do their part by patronizing the adver' tisers in return for the co-operation they have given us. I , gg K wifi? -'N AUTQGRAPHS KG, 'C Q ,Z ' K- ' I Qlw fx Q' x 3 v jg Q -'IP . Qgj A . 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Squires SHEET METAL WORKS FURS, HIDES, AND WOOLS CHESTERVILLE, OHIO L.-.Q COMPLIMENTS OF Donmads Food Market MEA TS FRUI TS VEGETABLES' Phone 114 Chesterville, Ohio Compliments Oi Gallag lor 84 Taylor HOME OWNED MLLAT MARKET RETAILERS OF HOME DRESSED MEAT Mt. Gilead, Ohio The Peoples Savings Bank v-' r-:.,. 41 W. Center Street Ivlt. Gilead, Ohio WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS TO CHESTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ' Charles F. Fink THE REXALL STORE Established 1904 Fredericktown, Ohio hDrugs'- Soda! - Candies - Koduks - Magazines. - Paints - Stationery The Leader Stere MRS. ROSE GRDBAN, PRGPRIETOR COMPLETE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS l MAKE THE LEADER STORE ' YOUR SHOPPING CENTER I Fredericktown, Ohio I B. M. MEREDITH DIAL 2222 M. I-I: MEREDITH . Meredith 84 Son HOUSE FURNISHINGS Kr FUNERAL DIRECTORS FREDERICKTOWN, OHIO Woods Hardware Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAI1 .6 I 2 Fredericktown, Ohio Mt. vm-hon, Ohiobf' f Mr. Gilead, Ohio ,L Phone 2081 8 w. High st.,J' Phone 69 Phone 1Z32,f!'zI fb I rv MOST DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY fy' 4,7 Union Store Fredericktown Milk Dairy Clemm Lumber Stores LUNIBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Fredericktown - Mt. Gilead Phone 2171 Phone Z3 Cypress - Red Wood - Yellow 'Pine - White Pine Ladders - Brick - Glass - Asphalt-Shingles - Roofing Divelbiss Food Store EVERYONE TALKS QUALITY ' WE SELL IT Fr edericktown, Ohio X COMPLIMENTS OF The White House WOMENS WEAR AND ACCESSORIES COMPLIMENTS OF Mt. Gilead Bakery ALL SORTS OF BAKED GOODS PHONE 83 MT. GILEAD, OHIO M i 11 COMPLIMENTS OF Gordon ' 84 Jagger. FORD gl MERCURY SALES 8: SERVICE PHONE 75 Mt. GILEAD, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Birds Restaurant COMPLIMENTS OF C. D. Osborne Barber Shop C OMPLIMENTS OF The First National Bank MORROW COUNTY'S LEADING WEEKLY The Morrow County Sentinel Mount Gilead, Ohio BUSY BEE RESTAURANT Mt. Gilead Mrs. Eme st 'Lloyd HAROLD HETRICK'S Barber Shop Mt. Gilead, Ohio CONKLES Barber Shop Mt. Gilead, Ohio TAYLOR'S RESTAURANT Don 8: Lee Taylor Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments Of CRAWFORD MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY STORE Quality Groceries and Choice Home Killed Meats Fr edericktown Phone 2731 BACHELDER'S Ice Creazn and Lunch Phone 150 Mt. Gilead, Ohio 3 i f 1 y Complixnents Of AULT MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Sales 8: Service 144- S. Main Telephone 130 Mt. Gilead, Ohio , I Y Y :qi I Compliments Of GULF STATION On Square Mt. Gilead, Ohio m I M Compliments Of GILEAD ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments Of ASMANS DRUG STORE Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments Of CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY Mt . Gilead , Ohio Compliments Of CORNER FOOD MARKET E. WEAVER And ELLWOOD SHAFFER 23 S. Main Mt. Gilead, Ohio Q I ,, Compliments Of WHISTON DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments Of D R. P A U L R E E L Optometrist Phone 406 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments Of MAST'S SHOE REPAI-R Wear-U-Well Shoes and Boots Phone 53 Mt. 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