Cory Rawson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Rawson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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Zig-5 af- ,-'3e, '5?'ffN'T F- 'fv - e .5 ' 1. z fl vi.-MV1-. uu'ff-s . -vzfv F - swf A-sv . ., r,.,,-. kv- 45-1, -13 ,- ' - -r .' ,-53:35,-,3'i1,. 5-ggi '-,fp-,, ,fr 'M ' J V -Q-fa--'l,- .:,. M -- 1v,5 ,3- Sly '- I h' ' - 5:51 fix -f K. giggagi, . , , ,E , , COBY-RAWSON Class of '53 Presents the HORNET C 0 N T E N T S Administration .... 6 Seniors ....... 17 Underelassmen .... 35 Activities .... . . 51 Athletics . . . . . 63 GDDY GDIIDE BUILDING S . X I I 5 i IIIIWSDN GRIIDE BUILDING FRIENDSHIP HOUSE LUGIBIHL'S MEAT MARKET AND LOCKER HALLMARK CARDS SERVICE When you care enough to send Fresh Home Killed Meats the very best. Curing-Smoking-Processing-Custom Slaughtering Gifts for all occasions. the year 'round 109 East Sandusky Findlay, Ohio Phone 93A Pandora, Ohi X WWMN .X gi x . EX n UUL SC IE SU EU Q clleccllicolion To the sponsors of our class, Miller Fink and Wade O. Knight, in appreciation for their help and guidance throughout our four years of high school, this annual is respectfully dedicated. ..,. ff l ANNUAL STAFF L BACK ROW, left to right: Kaye Nonnamaker, Harold Bosse, Larry Creeger, Dorothy Wilch, Iim Frantz, Emily Brown, Al Williamson, Helen Ruth Robinson, Charles Barger, Shirley Battles, Harold Roth, Iohn Gauss, Larry Ream. BOTTOM ROW: Ieanine Beach, Iudy Benroth, Lois Reel, Kenneth Bame. Advisor .... Editor .......... Assistant Editor .... Business Manager ..... 'sr 1 Advertising Manager. . Sports Editor ........ Ioke Editor .... aryl- .. . Kenneth Bame . . Iudy Benroth .......Lois Reel . . . .Ieanine Beach . . ..... Larry Ream . . . .Al Williamson ........Iohn Gauss Literary Editor ......... Assistant Literary Editor. . . . . . . . .Dorothy Wilch .Helen Ruth Robinson Art Editor ..................... Charles Barger Circulation Editor .... Photographer .......... ....Harold Roth . . . . . . Harold Bosse Assistant Photographer .... Kaye Nonnamaker Calendar Editor ........ Ad Selling Group: Larry Ream, Emily Brown, Larry Creeger, Ferrall Frazier, Iim Frantz. EARL'S GARAGE Body-Work-Welding-General Repair . Anti-Freeze-Motor Oil-Lubrication Phone 2-27 Mt. Cory, Ohio . . . . .Shirley Battles 61 mihmfs raiiom fs ,f ,fY' Blllllll UF EBUEATIUN Marshall Beagle, Ir., Waldo I-lannafVice President, R. K. Derrickson-Supl., Burns Hartman-- Clerk, Howard Benroth-President, Lee Hartman, Joel Baumqardner. THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE CO. Crushed Stone-Ready Mixed Concrete Findlay, Ohio 1. .xv 'W Q ' iw ,- SUPEBINTENIIENT Robert K. Derrickson High School Graduate Springfield High School College Graduate Wittenberg Findlay, A.B.y Qhio State, M.A J. C. I-IOCHSTETTLER gr SONS ELEVATOR Grain-Mill-Feed-Purina Chows Fertilizer-Fence-Salt-Etc. Rawson, Ohio PMHINUIPALS Ku High School Wade O. Knight Findlay College Wittenberg College, B.A University of Cincinnati B.E.. M.A. Social Science, English Math, and Public Speaking Cory Rawson fei- Hclrry Kanuck Findlay College, A.B. Bowling Green State University Math, Science and Physical Education OHIO OIL CO. Refiners and Marketers Marathon Gasoline and Motor Oil Findlay, Ohio lame: E. Slough Findlay College, A.B. Secondary Education Bowling Green State University, M.A. History, Geography, Science and Physical Education Kenneth W. Bame Findlay College, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Commercial, History, English Raymond Clevidence Bowling Green State University, B.S. Findlay College Commercial Miller H. Fink Findlay College, A.B. Bowling Green, State University Physics, Biology, Mathematics, Physical Education Nellie Oswald Findlay College, A.B. English, Latin FINDLAY PUBLISHING Republican-Courier Radio Station W F I N Martha Barnhart Miami University, B.S. Manchester College Home Economics Franklin Deeds Ohio State University, Vocational Agricultu Carson Marshall Bluffton College, B.S. Ohio Northern Bowling Green State University Industrial Arts MW- mt Y K K , 'y,L , Qs t M , Howard Trostmiller K it 1 ' C C it X Findlay College, AB. itch Bowling Green State - University , Driving, History, - . ., . . .. 1 mmly Physigql Educqtion Compliments of HANCOCK COUNTY lo Findlay, Ohio ' ' ' FARM EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATION Clifford Myers Bio Grande Ohio State, B.S. Music Martha Folk Elementary Diploma Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Findlay College Clara Garman Bluffton College Bowling Green State University, B.S. Third Grade Iohn Howard Findlay College, A.B. 'listory and Geography Q is MARION INBODY Complete Drainage Service f'Al1 work guaranteed R.F.D. No. 6 Findlay Ph. Benton Ridge 622 Helen Benner Bowling Green State University, B.S. First Grade Ruth Folk Bluffton College Ohio Northern University Fourth Grade Gayla Gerwin Denison University, A.B. Ohio State University, B.S English and Arithmetic Alice Niswander Bluffton College, B.S. Vocal Music FALK'S MARKET Quality Foods 8: Meats School Supplies H Mt. Cory, Ohio Iune McVe'tta Bluffton College, A.B Bowling Green State University Music and Art Betty Rosendale Bowling Green State University Findlay College Second Grade Herbert A. Traucht Bluffton College, A.B. Bowling Green State University Arithrnetic, Geography, History Georgia Zurz Ohio Northern University Third Year Diploma Third Grade 11956 ,wa- M-we , ,t,, f f M50 xl, Saw.. Q SMITH HARDWARE Plumbing 8: Heating Amana Freezers, Bendix Washers Sz Dryers J enera, Ohio Floreen Ernst Heidelberg University B.S. :Sf BM. Levon Trask Bluffton College Findlay College Ohio Northern University Helen Zimmerman Stetson University, B.S. Gt MS. Ohio Northern Second Grade Helen Reimund Findlay College, AE Columbia University M.A. University of Michigo English, Latin CSubstitute7 Glover Webb Bowling Green State University, B.S. Institutional On Farm Training Genevieve Beagle 2nd Year Diploma Bowling Green State University Kindergarten Winiired Clymer 2nd Year Diploma Bowling Green State University Kindergarten JESSE J. BROWN PHE S 8: S DRUG STORE Sales 8: Service Prescription Specialists Passenger 8x School Bus Everything Photographic 6405 Seaman Road-Route 5 Phone 409 - Findlay, Ohio Toledo 5, Ohio Charles Iones Training BEST WISHES TO THE 1953 CORY-RAWSON CLASS A. M. STRAUSS, INC. Architects-Engineers 600 Strauss Bld ., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Architegts of flue Cory-Rawson Building and Specialists in Schoo Building Design E Northwestern University Institutional On Farm I3 BUS DRIVERS n Y .. Q X A F, pf- - W'M.. ::.G 'E i'l Earl Leist, Cloyce Deifendeifer, Albert Bauman, Robert Moyer, Guy Anderson, CORY CO. NO. 5 - ' M vi .. ...,. t, -t 5' .Q ,, , LA l V ' - A .. . - L- e '...4u.. Kenneth Bame, Virgil Borkosky, Iohn Tracy, Charles Main, Harold Young, Burdette Otto. Compliments of ANDERSON AND JOHNSON EDWARD BOSSE Goodyear Tires, Willard Batterif I4 Dealer in Hay, Straw and 'Coal Jenera, Ohio Phone 15 Jenera, Ohio Phone 37 U Charles Main Cloyce Deifendeifer Virgil Borkosky USTUUIANS AND CUUKS I- OO:-'IIQUI I-'EQ'-'-'III Marguerite Neff Margaret George MUIPISUQ '-421100 Dessie Beagle Arlene Sampson muzunm zornirnw 'lm Velma Iones Lucille Borkosky JAMES P. WEAKLY Sales 8: Service Plumbing and Heating Contractor Northwestern Ohio's most sports-minded dealer Television-Appliance 432-38 E. Sandusky St. Phone 439 Findlay, Ohio I Y Clevi form f- www PTY -.5 Some t. ve THQQ don now BRUCE B. BRYAN 81 SON CENTRAL OHIO LIGHT Best Wishes to the Clzis 16 Builders' Supplies-Cement Products AND POWER CO. JACKSON'S BANNER Fll 409 W. Main Cross 1007 Western Ave. The Friendly People Opposite Court llo' ' ' ' Findlu Ohio Phone 257 Findlay, Ohio Phone 494 Findlay, Ohio y, X SQBWJUQUO Z Compliments THE PEOPLE S BANKING COMPANY McComb, Ohio We try to serve a11.'y I7 LARRY RUSSELL REAM Class President 3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Iunior Play 35 Glee Club l,Z,3,4. ALFRED LEE WILLIAMSON lunior Play 35 Glee Club 45 Wrestling 25 Annual Staff 45 Football l,2,3,45 Football Captain 45 Soft- ball l5 Class Vice Presi- dent 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 County Music Festival 4: Cantata 4. Is PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT MARILYN IANE DeVORE Gilboa 1,25 Glee Club l,2, 45 F.H.A. 45 Class Secre- tary 45 Honor Society 3,45 Librarian 35 Cantata 4. SECRETARY LOIS ANN REEL Honor Society 3.45 Glee Club l,Z,35 Librarian 2,35 Ir. Red Cross Council Sec- retary 45 Newspaper Staif 25 Annual Staff 45 Senior Scholarship 'I'est5 District Scholarship Team l,2,3. TREASURER SUE ANNETTE HARTMAN Honor Society 3,45 Class Secretary 35 F.H.A. l,2,3, 4, Historian 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 String Ensemble 45 Librari- an 1,35 Scholarship Team 2,35 Senior Scholarship Test. SHIRLEY RAE BATILES Glee Club l,2,3,45 County Music Festival 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 35 Honor Society 3,45 Iunior Play 35 Annual Stafi 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Class Treasurer 45 Can- tata 45 Senior Scholarship Test5 Scholarship Team l, 3. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN DONALD ARTHUR AMSTUTZ F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3,45 County Music Fes- tival 35 Operetta 35 Can-A tata 4. RICHARD KEITH AMSTUTZ Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 45 Football l,2,3,45 Base- ball 35 Vice President 25 Homecoming Escort 35 Glee Club l,25 Varsity Club 3,4. CHARLES EUGENE BARGER Boys Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Band l,2,3,45 County Band Festival l, 2, 3, 45 Bluffton College Music Festival 45 County Choral Festival 1, 2,3,4: Maritana 3: State Music Auditions 3,45 Coun- ty Music Auditions 3,45 County Mixed Chorus 35 Football l, Z, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3,45 F.F.A. 2.3.4. IEANINE ANN BEACH Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Annual Staff 45 Cafeteria 4. X SHIRLEY ANN BEACH Queen's Attendant 25 F.l-l.A. 1,2,35 G,A.A. 2,3: Girls Glee Club l,2,3,4: High School Operetta 35 Iunior Play 35 Class Sec- retary 25 Band 3. IUDITH ANN BENROTH Class President l5 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, F.H.A, Secretary 2, Bi-County Officer 45 G.A.A. 3,45 G.A.A. President 3,45 Office Staff 45 Cafeteria 45 Annual Staff 45 School Paper 1,25 Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Band l, 2,35 Orchestra 1,25 County Music Festival 2,3,45 Oper- etta 35 Cantata 4. DONALD EUGENE BLUNK Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3. HAROLD DEAN BOSSE Band l,2,35 Glee Club l,Z. 35 Operetta 35 Annual Staff. EMILY ANN BROWN Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Accom- panist 1,2,3,4p Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4p County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Findlay Music Festival lg Kenton Music Festival 2,35 Bluffton Music Festival 4, District Music Auditions l, 2, 3, 45 State Music Auditions 1,31 Ensemble lp Band 1.25 Orchestra 1,25 Operetta 3: Cantata Accompanist 4: Newspaper Staff 27 Schol- arship Team 1,2,3y Senior Scholarship Test 45 Iunior Play 3: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 3,4. LARRY DAVID CREEGER F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Boys Glee Club l,2,3,4, F.F.A. Treas- urer 35 Band 1 g Football 1: Annual Staff 4, Iunior Play 3. DUAINE RUSSELL DeLONG F.F.A. l,2,3,47 Boys Glee Club 1,2,3g Basketball l,2: Football 37 Baseball 1,27 Buckland School l,2. IAMES LEWIS FRANTZ F.F.A. 1,Z,3,4, Vice Presi- dent F.F.A. 3, President F.F.A. 4: Basketball l,2,3, 47 Football l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4: Varsity Club Z,3,4p Class Treasurer 2: Softball 1,2. ,xx f, 31 5 if 3 t 'tif' , ll fi - P t it A tg l . lK ' . ra .ii 5 , FERRALL NEALL FRAZXER Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 37 Basket- ball 3g Cantata 45 Annual Staff 4. CAROLE SUE GALLANT Glee Club l,2,3,4y F.H.A. l,2,3,4, President 45 Band 2,3,4g Office Staff lp Home- coming Oueen 4, Cafeteria 45 Cantata 45 County Music Festival 4. MARVIN DWAINE GARMATTER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. IOHN KARL EDGAR GAUSS Glee Club l,2,3y Football 1,Z,3,4g Basketball 37 Var- sity Club 2,3,4g Iunior Play 3: Annual Staff 4, Mari- tana 3: Softball lp Office Staff 31 County Music Fes- tival 2. LORETTA MAE GEHRON Glee Club l,2,3,4p F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 As- sistant Class Treasurer 45 Honor Society 3,45 Cantata 45 Senior Scholarship Test 4. IOHN FRANKLIN HASSAN Football 1 2 3 4- Glee Club H 1,2,3,4: Cl 'tit' 4. anaa Y' Q ft gl LX v MARY ELIZABETH HAUENSTEIN F.H.A. 1,Z,3, Song Leader 25 Glee Club l,2,3.4: Office Staff 2,45 Librarian lg Cafeteria 4. NELLIE MAE HONSE F.l-l.A. l,Z,3,45 Glee Club 1,35 Cafeteria 4, G.A.A. 1. N Y 2:35 4' ELZA ELWOOD IAMES F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Football 4. RUSSELL GENE KOONTZ Basketball l,2,3, Manager 45 Football l.2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Glee Club l,2,3,47 County Music Festival 45 Cantata 45 Softball l,2,3. PATRICIA MARIE LOGSDON Ridgeway 15 Newspaper Reporter lg Glee Club 1,35 F.H.A. 2. DONALD LEE MARQUART F.F.A. l,2,3,4. WAYNE EUGENE MARQUART F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Assistant Vice President 47 Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 27 Varsity Club 2,3,47 County Music Festiyal 3,47 Can- tata 47 County Football Team 3,4. TED ALBERT MORRIS F.F.A. l,2,3,47 Football 2, 3,47 Junior Play 3: Assist- ant Sentinel 37 Glee Club l,2,3,47 County Music Fes- tival 47 Operetta 37 Can- tata 47 Assistant Athletic Leader7 Basketball 17 Var- sity Club 3,47 Baseball 3,4 ROBERT DUANE NEFF Football l,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,27 Basketball l,2, Man- ager 37 Varsity Club 3,47 County Music Festival 1. KAYE EILEEN NONNAMAKER Glee Club l,2,3,47 County Music Festival 47 Librarian 47 Newspaper Staff 1,27 Annual Staff 47 Iunior Play 37 Cafeteria Z7 Can' tata 47 Operetta 3. IOHN WILLIAM PETER Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Honor Society 3, 4, President 4: Senior Scholarship Test7 Scholarship Team 2,3. RUTH GAIL RICHARDS Bettsville 1, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus l,2,37 Operetta 17 Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Cantata 47 Iunior Play 37 G.A.A. 1,21 Dra- matics 1,2,3. HELEN RUTH ROBINSON Glee Club l,2,3,47 Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 47 County Music Festival 3,47 Annual Staff 47 Iunior Play 3: Cantata 47 Senior Scholarship Test7 Scholars ship Team l,2,3. HAROLD IRA BOTH F.F.A. 1,2,3,47 Glee Club 1,Z,3,47 Class Secretary 17 F.F.A. Ass't. Secretary 3: Cantata 47 Basketball 17 Annual Staff 47 Band l,2. BETTY IEAN SAMPSON Cafeteria 25 Ir. Play 3 Glee Club l,2,3. ELOISE MAY SAMPSON F.H.A. l,Z,3,4g Cantata 4: Glee Club l,2,3,4. RONALD EUGENE SMITH Varsity Club 2,37 Football 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM ALBERT STEINMAN Varsity Club 3,4p Football Manager 2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3p Baseball 3,4: Glee Club 1,25 County Music Festival 1,27 District Music Contest 1. ,gtltik Q RICHARD LLOYD STINE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4f Football 3: County Music Festival 2. PATRICIA ANN TRACKLER Ass-'t. Treasurer lg Cafe- teria 2,4p F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3. FORREST IOHN WELCH F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Class Treas- urer l. IOE ROBERT WELCH Class Vice President 3: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. Asst Secretary 2,45 Glee Club l,2,3. 23 DOROTHY IRENE WILCH F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Office Staff 35 Homecoming Attendant 37 F.F.A. Sweetheart 47 Han- cock County lr. Fair Queen 3, Honor Society 3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 41 Cantata 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4. EDWIN FRED WOLBER Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l,2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Glee Club l,2,3,4: Cantata 4: Operetta 3: Wrestling 27 Basketball lg Class Presi- dent 25 F.F.A. Sentinel 4. Ted Morris: Do you like Mr. Knight? Don Blunk: I don't know, I'll tell you to- morrow when I get my test paper back. Mrs. Oswald: Give the principal parts of the verb 'Swim'. Ed Wolber: Swim, swam, swumf' Mrs. Oswald: Good, now give me the principal parts of the verb 'dim'. Ed.: l'd rather not. 24 ROSEMARY ANN WONDER Liberty L25 Mixed Chorus 2: F.l-l.A. 2,3,4g Operetta 2, Glee Club 2,3,4, Can- tata 4. DOROTHY IANE YOAKAM F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Cafeteria 45 Orchestra 3,47 Glee Club 1,3,4g Cantata 4. Pat Trackler: Sh-h-h-hl Marilyn DeV: What is the matter? Pat: My foot is asleep. Mama, what becomes of a car when 1 gets too old to run? Somebody sells it to your father. WHAT Wlllllll HAPPEN IP Donald Amstutz: grew 6 ft. 6 in. tall? Richard Amstutz: forgot where Shirley lived? Charles Barger: rode his bicycle to school back- wards? Shirley Battles: had to move into the country? Ieanine Beach: would get the family car? Shirley Beach: could settle herself and really study? Iudy Benroth: stayed home every night for a week? Donald Blunk: ran an old maid's home? Harold Bosse: put the scales up to ZOO? pounds? Emily Brown: couldn't walk to school? Larry Creeger: tinted his hair red? Duaine DeLong: got his driver's license taken away from him? Marilyn DeVore: was followed by a patrolman? Iames Frantz: did all the cooking at home? Ferrall Frazier: became a cheerleader? Carole Gallant: forgot the baking powder in a cake she was baking for a project? Marvin Garmatter: sassed his teachers? Iohn Gauss: started teaching Home Ec.? Loretta Gehron: gently picked up the teacher's books and hid them? Sue Hartman: flunked all her semester tests? Iohn Hassan: got kicked out of class? Mary Hauenstein: lost her engagement ring? Nellie Honse: didn't blush? Elwood Iames: baked like his Mother? Russell Koontz: went steady? Patricia Logsdon: took F.F.A. for six weeks? Donald Marquart: bleached his hair? Wayne Marquart: wore his own class ring? Mr. Derrickson: Why don't you wipe the mud off your shoes when you come in here? Cliff Myers: What shoes? Rocka bye Seniors on the tree tops As long as you study, the cradle will rock, But if you skip school, the cradle will fall, And down will come Senior, Diploma, Ted Morris: moved the clocks at school up an hour? Robert Neff: won a 32,000 award for writing the best essay? Kaye Nonnamaker: forgot to smile? Iohn Peter: discovered the thing ? Larry Ream: got fed-up with girls? Lois Reel: skipped a day? Ruth Richards: taught dancing? Helen Ruth Robinson: had to milk a cow? Harold Roth: dressed like a girl? Betty Sampson: took a box of sleeping pills be- fore she went to bed? Eloise Sampson: taught Mr. Knight how to jitterbug? Ronald Smith: were a target for someone? Bill Steinman: lost his voice in study hall? Richard Stine: drove a 1953 Buick? Patricia Trackler: chewed her fingernails off to her elbows? Forrest Welch: weren't allowed to smoke? Ioe Welch: wore a tuxedo every day? Dorothy Wilchz wouldn't speak to Loretta? Al Williamson: worked an hour before he came to school? Rosemary Wonder: started work with a fire engine out-fit? Edwin Wolber: didn't have a ioke to tell in govemment class? Dorothy lane Yoakam: started wearing hoop skirts? Mr. Bame: wouldn't have gone to Indiana Uni- versity? Everyone: could co-operate on just one matter at a class meeting? Did you ever do any public speaking? inquired Mr. Knight. Well, replied lim Wells, I proposed to a girl in the country over a party line. A little powder on the nose is all right, but no fellow wants a date with a human marshmallow or a painted Indian. and ALL! ll MOYER SALES SERVICE Refggergticen, Plumbing 8: Heating n STEINMAN Bnos. LUMBER co. e vm Xgguxiignghouse Compliments of Bluffton, Ohio J enera, Ohio ' STEINER'S BARBER SHOP Phone 360-W I Phone 3 Tlmkerl 8: Winkler Oil Burners 25 J enera, Ohio Ask Ste1nmans Bluffton, Ohio CLASS HISTUHY On a sunny September day in 1941, forty-four eager children started to school. There were twenty-four from the Cory district cmd twenty from the Rawson district. Of these, twenty-seven have finished their twelve years together. In the grade school one of our members, Eris lean Peterman passed away. She was missed very much by the rest of the class. In the fall of 1949 a very wonderful occasion took place, the two schools consolidated. Everyone now felt as though they would have a lot more new friends. The members from Rawson all remember one evening, the evening of our Freshman initiation. Afterwards everyone enjoyed a wiener roast. Under the direction of Mr. Fink and Mr. Knight we chose our class officers: President Iudy Benroth, Vice President Arthur Pursley, Secretary Harold Roth, Treasurer Forrest Welch, Assistant Treasurer Patricia Trackler. Our Sophomore year went very smoothly under the direction of our former sponsors. Everyone was well acquainted with each other by this time. We were sorry that the following year some of our classmates did not return. They were Iames Kimberly, Mildred Goner, Mary Sampson and Ioan Severns. However we welcomed Patricia Logsdon and Pat Martin as new classmates. At our first class meeting of this year we selected our officers: President Edwin Wolber, Vice President Richard Amstutz, Secretary Shirley Beach, and Treasurer Iames Frantz. Also during our Sophomore year the following moved away: Arthur Pursley, Wendall lay, Rilla Chamberlin, and Phillip Patton. We all looked forward to our Junior year. At last it came! One of the important events of this year was the junior play, Three Fingers in the Door, under the direction of Mrs. Oswald. Another was the junior-Senior Banquet. Several committees were chosen, all of which worked extra hard to prepare an entertaining evening. Our sponsors were so fond of us that they moved ahead with us another year. For the first time our class was all together. We had transferred to the new building. We all felt as though we were in a castle. Everything was as convenient as we could want it. President Larry Ream, Vice President Ioe Welch, Secretary Sue Hartman, and Treasurer Ieanine Beach were our officers for this year. We welcomed into our class this year Duaine DeLong, Marilyn DeVore, Rosemary Wonder, and Loretta Collins. We then lost four of our members, who were: Loretta Collins, Margaret Walters, Norma lean Crates, and Pat Martin. Now that we have reached the last and final, our Senior year, we are pre- paring ourselves for the future. One of our first undertakings was to select our class officers: President Larry Beam, Vice President A1 Williamson, Secretary Marilyn DeVore, Treasurer Shirley Battles, and Assistant Treasurer Loretta Gehron. The annual staff was also chosen, and they soon began to work on this book. We added one more member to our class this year, Ruth Richards, making a total of fifty. In October we went to Tiffin to get our pictures taken. It seemed as though most everyone enjoyed himself. On March 29 we presented, under the helpful guidance of Mr. Knight, our Senior class play. We are very fortunate to be the first class that was together in their four years of high school since the two schools consolidated. Our last achievement as a class was our class trip which was enjoyed greatly by all, including the class sponsors, Mr. Knight and Mr. Fink. B. E. WOLFROM CORBIN BROS, General Hardware 25 Chevrolet Gasoline, Oils, Paints Glas Arlington Ohio Mt. Cory Ohio THE CLASS PHUPIHEUY I had never been to a fortune teller before, but had heard much about the strange powers of Madam Zuikov so I decided to see if there was anything to this fortune-telling racket. Since I didn't care about my own future it oc- curred to me to ask what had become of my classmates. Some of the answers were what I had expected but others were very surprising. Patricia Logsdon, having lost her tomboyish ways, has become a ballet dancer. Ted Morris is warden of the new State Penitentiary. Betty and Eloise Sampson are nurses at Blanchard Valley Hospital. Forrest and Ioe Welch are owners of a hot rod racer. Ioe does the driving and Forrest acts as mechanic. Mary Hauen- stein, Ieanine Beach, Pat Trackler and Wayne Marquart are married. Wayne has two little dark-haired girls. Donald Amstutz is a dairy farmer while Iudy Benroth is running a steer ranch in Texas. Rus- sell Koontz is no longer the shy boy he once was. He is one of the best high pressure sales- men in the business. Ferrall Frazier, Ronald Smith, and Marvin Garmatter are modeling for tall men's fashions. Loretta Gehron is the home economics teacher at C-R while Sue Hartman has become a private secretary to a big shot at the Ohio Oil. Nellie Honse is a manicurist in a barber shop. Carol Gallant and Dorothy Wilch are operating a finishing school for girls in New York. Charles Barger has become a mortician and has Iohn Hassan and Richard Stine working with him as gravediggers. Bob Neff and Don Blunk have formed a tag team for TV wrestling. Helen Robinson has changed and is now a quiet and studious librarian. Shirley Battles is a promising criminal lawyer. Dorothy Yoakam is the housemother of a fratemity. Duaine De Long is driving an explosives truck while Don- ald Marquart is a cross country truck driver. Ruth Richards and Rosemary Wonder are oper- ating an orphanage. Harold Bosse is a news- paper photographer. Shirley Beach is still in Hollywood trying to crash pictures, while Kaye Nonnamaker and Larry Creeger have made good on TV. Larry is a member of a debate- forum and Kaye has her own variety show. Harold Roth and Elwood Iames are in the Army. Larry Ream has become a private de- tective. Richard Amstutz has changed his ways and become a minister on the Bowery. Lois Reel is, the youngest congresswoman. Emily Brown is busily engaged in being engaged to two men at the same time. Marilyn De Vore is running a taxi service between Rawson and Mt. Cory. Al Williamson is playing football with the Cleveland Browns, and their luck has changed since 1952. Iohn Peter is a scientist and has just succeeded in blowing up his labor- atory. Edwin Wolber has taken over Lex Barker's role as Tarzan. Iames Frantz is posing for hair tonic ads. Bill Steinman is a jockey and won the last Kentucky Derby riding Over- drive. Last of all Iohn Gauss has become a missionary to China. The picture faded away and the present again became a reality. Only time can tell as to what will happen to these class members in the next ten years. LAST WILL LNB TESTLMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of 1953, of Cory-Rawson High School, taking into consideration the impossibility of forever keeping the things which we have, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the Faculty, we will the courage to keep on teaching in the following years. ARTICLE II To Mr. Main, we will brooms, mops, buckets and what ever you need to keep the building clean. ARTICLE IH To the Sponsors, Fink and Knight , we will the ability to have patience when checking the attendance and dismissing the students from school. AR'I'ICLE IV To the Iuniors, we will the ability to have a Senior-skip-day and also to have your excuses written up for you. ARTICLE V To the Sophomores, we will all our books if they don't fall apart until then. AR'I'ICLE VI To the Freshmen, we will the ability of everyone agreeing on one thing at your class meetings. ARTICLE VII We, as members of the Senior Class, individually will the following. I, Donald Amstutz, will my ability to have a car of my own to Harold Von Stein. l, Richard Arnstutz, will my govemment book to Alfred Heldman. lBe sure and memorize it all.l I, Charles Barger, will my friendliness to Carolyn Bame. l, Shirley Battles, will my ability of trying to gain weight to Martha Fritz. I, Ieanine Beach, will my temper to Norma Preston. CUse it only when it is necessaryj l, Iudith Benroth, will the use of my language to anyone who can afford to use it. I, Shirley Beach, will my uncontrollable eyebrow to Kay Logsdon which has been handed down from Ioan Keller. I, Donald Blunk, will my tennis shoes to whomever they fit. I, Harold Bosse, will my excellent manners to Robert Walters. I, Emily Brown, will my soprano voice to Ronnie Ream. tDon't get laryn- gitis, Ronniell l, Larry Creeger, will my greatly used parliamentary procedure book to Harold Rettig. I, Duaine DeLong, will my driving ability to Iames Montgomery. l, Marilyn DeVore, will my ability to have my mind on something else in study hall and not get caught to Evagene Rettig. l, Iames Frantz, will my office of president of the F.F.A. to any lunior boy who can keep the F.F.A. boys in order at the meetings. I, Ferrall Frazier, will my station-wagon to lim Hugus, so that everyone from Rawson will have a way to school. I, Carole Gallant, will my dark hair and height to Sandra Spaeth. l, Marvin Garmatter, will my ability to keep quiet at all times to Don Yoakam. LAST WILL ANU TESTLMENT Iohn Gauss, will my ability to act up in Clevie's classes and still keep on the good side of him to Don Wonder. Loretta Gehron, will my ability to blush easy to Norma Sutton. Sue Hartman, will my red hair to Gertrude Fletcher. Iohn Hassan, will my ability to get a seat in front of the teachers to Lois Schaller. Mary Hauenstein, will my ability to go steady for two years with the same fellow to Marlene Rediger. Nellie Honse, will my ability to study in study hall to Russell Ludwig. Elwood Iames, will all the money I have left after my Senior year to Ierry Wolber. Russell Koontz, will my shyness to Leah Cogley. Patricia Logsdon, will my ability to skip school to Mary Moe. fDon't get caughtll Donald Marquart, will my ability to tease all the girls to Earl Iames. Wayne Marquart, will my football jersey to lim Warren. Ted Morris, will my seat at all of the ball games to Richard Wise. Robert Neff, will my good humor to Miss Barnhart. Kaye Nonnamaker, will my patience and understanding of my fellow- men to Mr. Knight. Iohn Peter, will my ability to have a bright remark for every occasion to Betty Hamilton. Larry Ream, will my position on the football team to Kent Matthewson. Lois Reel, will my love for history to Margaret Spaeth. Ruth Richards, will my clarinet to any eighth grader who needs it. Helen Robinson, will my blue eyes and my bottle of Light and Bright to Donna Augustine. Harold Roth, will my ability to sleep sound in Govemment class to Kay Logsdon. Betty Sampson, will my ability to get in early every night to Wanda Peterson. Eloise Sampson, will my knitting needles to Bob Edinger to use in Prob- lems class. Cl'lope you can get by with itll Ronald Smith, will my height to Norman Hassan. William Steinman, will my love of playing pool at Bluffton to Tom Reiter. CBetter start practicing Tomll Richard Stine, will my ability to express my own opinion to Carolyn Neff. Patricia Trackler, will my naturally curly hair to Betty Stewart. Forrest Welch, will my ability to restrain from looking at the clock until classes are finished to Carl Dilts. Ioe Welch, will my ability to get caught every time I whisper in class to Iames Augsburger. Dorothy Wilch, will my long blonde hair to Clarice Eck. Al Williamson, will my ability to get A in Government to lim Wells. Rosemary Wonder, will my shortness to anyone who needs it. Edwin Wolber, will my ability to type without a mistake to Mr. Clevidence. Dorothy Yoakam, will my ability to keep quiet in Mr. Knight's classes to Don Crawford. Power of Attorney: Dorothy Wilch Witnesses: Kenneth Bame R. K. Derrickson Name Donald Amstutz Richard Keith Amstutz Charles Eugene Barger Shirley Rae Battles Ieantne Ann Beach Shirley Ann Beach Iudlth Ann Benroth Donald Blunk Harold Bosse Emily Ann Brown Larry David Creeqer Duatne DeLong Marilyn Iane DeVore Iames Frantz Ferrall Frasier Carole Sue Gallant Marvin Garmatter Iohn Karl Edgar Gauss Loretta Mae Gehron Sue Annette Hartman Iohn Franklin Hassan Mary Elisabeth Hauenstetn 'Nellie Mae Honse Hsu Elwood Iamos Russell Gene Koontz BITS ABUUT SENIUHS Nickname Donald Dick Charlie Shirley Neanie Ann Frenchie ludv Don Bosse M. E. Digger DeLong De Frantz Frazier Gallant Marvin Goose Gehron Susie Iohnny Mary Nell Elwood Koontz Habit Winking Blushing Whistling Combing her hair Wishing for a hope chest Boys Keeping quiet Eating Griping Yodeling Arguing Giggling Staying home Being quiet Vanlue girls Making change Talking Studying? Forgetting Watching TV Girls Rex?? Working Loitering in halls Talking Seen On Dixie Back street Shaking hands At ball games With Dale G Bonnie At Logsdon's Everywhere With Neff Around Ohio Northern With I im Henry Gehron's road With her Chevvy At Creighton's In station wagon With Senior girls With his '50 Ford At Wa1tz's With Wilch At school With Iohn Peter Waiting for Rex at home Square dancing at Bluffton At Mi1lie's With his girl Ambition Rodeo rider Coach at Cory-Rawson Undertaker Mrs. America Beautician Trapeze performer Old maid Thin man in circus Professor at BGU Blues singer U. S. President Patrolman Minister's wife Dentist Taxi driver Army officer's wife Sheep herder Minister Ballet dancer BGU graduate Climb Pike's Peak Mother of triplets 6 feet tall Architect C-R janitor Patricia Marte Logldon Donald Lee Marquart Wayne Eugene Marquart Ted Albert Morris Robert Dualne Net! Kaye Eileen Nonnamaker Iohn Wllllam Peter Larry llueeell Ream Lois Ann Reel Ruth Gall Richards Helen Ruth Robinson Harold Ira Roth Betty Ioan Sampson Eloise Mae Sampson Ronald Eugene Smith William Albert Steinman Richard Lloyd Stine Patricia Ann Trackler Forrest John Welch Ioe Robert Welch Dorothy Irene Wllch Allred Lee Wllllameon Rosemary Ann Wonder Edwin Eugene Wolber Dorothy lane Yoakam BITS ABUUT Nickname Tex Don Marquart Ted Bob Pee Wee lohn Ream Lo Ruthie Poochie Roth Ieanie Luigi Ronnie Wee Willie Richard Patty Johnny Joe Dot Al , Rosie Ed De De Habit Skipping school Being bashful Making faces Complimenting someone Eating Dieting Watching what goes on Teasing Analyzing people Smiling Tinting hair Freshmen girls Getting along with everyone Primping Stuttering Hiding thumb tacks Being tardy Sitting still Smoking Bothering people Sneezing Sleeping Singing Telling stories Flying off the handle SENIURS Seen Foam City Any Place Route 25 Front seat at a gir1's show With Blunk With her camera Studying math Far from home Nose in a book With Rosie College fellows Rawson Road Woolworth's In Cory With the gang Telephone office Home Zoo Latham's station As a pain in the neck Anywhere In Bud's Mercury With Ruthie At Ivadean's l0c Store Ambition Hula dancer Find a girl to cook like my mother Hermit U. S. Senator Slide through a drain pipe Design wrestler's robes Exterminate Democrats Cut the price of gas Lotus eater Movie star Mother of a football team Kiss Esther Williams Pass Math Ioin the Air Force Dress designer Post-hole digger Go steady Live in Iapan Star gazer Mechanic Pianist for opera Visit the North Pole Housewife Editor ot comics Model 12 YEARS TUEETHEH BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Kaye Nonnamaker, Iudy Benroth, Shirley Battles, Helen Ruth Robinson Lois Reel, Sue Hartman. SECOND'ROW: Loretta Gehron, Dorothy Wilch, Ieanine Beach, Shirley Beach, Emily Brown. THIRD ROW: Larry Creeger, Elwood Iarnes, lames Frantz, Charles Barqer, Russell Koontz, Bill Steinman. FOURTH ROW: Harold Roth, Harold Bosse, Ted Morris, Donald Marquart, Iohn Peter. FIFTH ROW: Bob Neff, Donald Amstutz, Wayne Marquart, Donald Blunk, Larry Ream, Iohn Gauss. Mr. Knight: You're the laziest boy in my class. Is there anything you're quick at? Al W.: Yes, I get tired awful fast. Ted: My Dad is an Elk, a Lion, and a She's a decided blonde, isn't she? Yes, but she only decided recently. What's the matter? asked the Mother of freshman girl as she came home almost i Moose. Ed: What does it cost to see him? tears after her first day in school. l don't like the teacher, she said. Why, you hardly know her. What has sh done to you? When I went in, she said, 'You sit here fc the present,' and she never brought it. 32 EVANS TYPEWRITER CO. SINK'S FLOWERS COLDREN FUNERAL HOME Royal Typewriters-Office Equip 404 Second St. Phone 3665 205 West Sandusky Street Cory 8: Crawford Streets ' ' Phone 600 Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio SENIUH PLI-ll QI' BOTTOM ROW: Al Williamson, Larry Creeqer, Emily Brown, Larry Ream, lohn Hassan, Iohn Gauss. SECOND ROW: llolon Robinson, Kaye Nonnarnaker, Judy Benroih, Marilyn DeVore, Nellie Honse, Sue Hartman, Lois lleel, Mr. Knight. THIRD HOW: lohn Peter, Ferrall Frazier, Bob Nell, Ted Morris. JUNIUH PLAY ll Z BOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhll: Emily Brown, Larry Ream, Helen Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Oswald, Kaye Nonnamaker, Shirley Beach, Belly Sampson, Shirley Batlles. Tl-HRD ROW: Ted Morris, Al Williamson, Larry Creeqer, lohn Gauss. A We Appreciate Your Patronage HOADLEY'S RUG AND THE HANCOCK SAVINGS 8: CLEANING COMPANY R, M. STEEN CONTRACTOR LOAN ASS'N. New Floor Covering 8x Rug Heating, Roofing, and Sheet S. Main at Sandusky St. Cleaning Metal Work Member of F. S. 81 L. Insurance Phone Main 100 131 N. Cory St. Phone Main 1356 Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio 219 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio Corp. Mqnlqn J' 'Nu' N. N foil, we Fevvot BLUFFTON STONE CO. Stone for all Purposes Agricultural Lime Phone 142-W - Bluffton, Ohio Exim space K ,ff- '1.. Courtesy of PAUL DILLER FUNERAL HOME Bluffton, Ohio 13, u1nd1enOeUa.ssmen + RS f, 1 N i s 1 S' A, xi: . ,A f 63, .-S5 Q fy Q x ' S x f I f s H .X 3 K 53. r We r 'fi' - Q.. 5 C i 1... Y 595 ' if Qi 'N 1 iii? r if N Q... -si. 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H ' s ,wwf 'Haul' 'S' x I Y .:., k K V gt, , S wtf L ar t,1P SE Zig tif , a- 5 .. 'M S at ,L it rf List-ig 'JW gk I A 'P 1 P Q M 5 i N S fi A at 5533 t i L l ,N ,, nv' 2 i--. 5 i'QEt,nQf at ef-2 I Q LL if r Q .... E A U ix Nw K , L,-w..Q,t we- .M-1.-, 1 mst ,y ,. ' 1 1 , S M, it 1, .ff A l4l ' ,- Ref, w i ing? . . , I ? List V llv, I ,, 1 - . A L R- Dt' ,. A 2 1 fy. XENA LU W A 5 1 't 'h ' ,A .nl L J BOTTOM ROW tleit to rightl: Arlene Marshall, Ruth Stewart, Connie Swank, Manulita Bermudez, Elaine Eck, Sharon Ackerman, Delores Hanna, Margaret Klingler. SECOND ROW: lerry Frantz, Edith Augsburger, Ruby Fletcher, Elaine Stratton, Ianet Niswander, Darlene Norris, Phyllis Pearson, Freda Strunk, Teddy Reiter, Curtis Hartman, Sherman Wilkins. THIRD ROW: Byron Manges, lack Rogers, Larry Bosserman, Dale Wilson, Richard Oswald, Carroll Gossard, lvan Dangler, Dean Reichley, Richard Tripplehorn, Bob Fields, Mr. Howard. NOT IN PICTURE: Ierry Miller. -4 BOTTOM ROW llelt to rightl: Stephen Warren, Evelyn Taylor, lanet Welch, Beverly Wise, Margaret Boehm, Marilyn Zimmerman, Romelda Brewster, Roger Williamson. SECOND ROW: Maryann Lehman, Alice Blackburn, Patsy Chmitlin, Carol Hartman, lean lnbody, Larry Kitchen, Willis Marquart, Ierry Glore, Robert Jones, Ronald Wolford, Mr. Slough. THIRD ROW: Ioyce Meyer, Gloria Beach, Sondra Smith, Loretta Wooley, Paul Hicks, Robert Bennett, Robert Hannewald, Ierry Augustine, Fredrick Wonder. BLUFFTON MEAT MARKET 42 THE MASTER FEED MILL Bluffton's Busy Butchers BEACH RADIO-T.V. SERVICl Feeds-Fertilizer-Grinding 107 S. Main Bluffton, Ohio Admiral Television and Appliam Phone 317-W Bluffton, Ohio Paul Basinger Francis Reichenbach 105 N, Main Tluffton, I S if BOTTOM ROW lleft to riqhtl: Patty Sheely, Marlene Doty, Patsy Powell, lanice Reiter, lanet Martin, Nancy Ream, Nancy Armlorecht, Ruth Walter. ' SECOND ROW: Mr. Kanuck, Don Klinqler, Merlin Marshall, Thomas Niswander, Dean Beiry, William McVetta, Kenneth Gossard, Harvey Wilkins, Larry Stratton, lerry Camper, lerry Dukes. HOTIOM HOW llett to itqlitl: Alan Rotting, Vxfillard Brewster, lames Wonder, Paul Helms, Renal-1 lhrnivls, lmster llunse. SECOND ltON J: Shirley lnlzotiy, Carol Ytzakam, loan Cwoins, Barbara Ballman, liosella Helms, Annalee Nloyut, Vvlintliecl lime'-s, loanette lanies. THIRD ROW: Tommy Clymer, Laziv ljlsea, Ge-no Falk, limmie Hartman, Lynn Boutwell, Betty Blue, Shirley Dennoy, Llltartwn llavts William Wtalf-y, Don llltz, Mi. Izaucht. lK7UF.Tll ROW: Carolyn Btxikosky, Shirley Schroyer, Isabelle Winolantl, Sally Clymer, Bolvliy Woltortl, Neil Hallman, llarolti liac'kwortli, David Coqley, Kenneth llodd, Sharlene Hallman, Dorothy Diller, Connie Spaeth. MILLER BUICK SALES Dealers In Buick PALMERTON RADIO TELEVISION Sales and Service Stromberg-Carlson, Sylvania Compliments of 19 N. Main,Sti Bluffton, Ohio 712 N. Cory St. Findlay, Ohio FARRELL GROCERY 43 Phone 381-W Phone 2857 Benton Ridge, Ohio BOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Karen Eck, Ioan Wise, Suellen Falk, Ianice Tripplehorn, Kayleen Ruppriqht, Velma Moser, Betty Von Stein, Mary Carol Plankenhorn. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Iune McVetta, Sandra Woodward, Karen Fisher, Ruthann Karch, Linda Amstutz, Karen Amstutz, Laura Mae Schiedegger, Linda Dangler, Ioan Ripley, Marilyn Auqsburqer, Wayne Ludwig. THIRD ROW: Tommy Edinqer, Conner Stewart, Richard Warren, Ierry Burkholder, Dwayne Wilson, Eugene Ernest, Wayne Williams, Franklin Scoles, Lester Deitrick, Roger Kenton, Ronnie Moser. NOT IN PICTURE: Martin Robinson. -we - I BOTTOM ROW llett to riqhtl: Teddy Eidt, Larry Otto, Gary Pummell, Roy Meyer, Leonard Brewster, Eddie Filhart. SECOND ROW: Gary Martin, Kay Bennett, Iudy Foos, Mildred Collins, Barbara Wise, Ianice Gallant, Lois Amstutz, Leroy Rupriqht. THIRD ROW: Dean Thomas, Ronnie Businqer, Sidney Kelly, Larry McDouqle, Ray Bennett, Arthur Bosse, Billy Steinman, Iudy Blackburn, Sharon Gallant, Ianet Kurt, Mrs. Levon Trask. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Frech, Lee Crew, Ruthann Smith, Sheila Gibbs, Margaret Taft, Philip Iones. Ierry Smith, Lee Badertscher. NOT IN PICTURE: Lynn Hartman. THE LAPE CO. Compliments of Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBRES FINDLAY RADIATOR SERVIC Exclusive Ladies' Store INC. 601 N. Main Findlay, C Bluffton, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Phone 430 JB BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightl: Barbara Shepler, Louise Wilkins, Sharon McVay, Marie Bosserman, Shirley Frantz, Charlotte Howell, Carolyn Driftmeyer, Sharon Amstutz. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Niswander, Dwight Rader, Carolyn Spoors, Carol Schifferly, Colin Balister, Lawrence Eck, Bobby Watkins, Charles Walter, Reggie Panning, Fern Bracy. THIRD ROW: Ardyn Matter, Kay Spoors, Nancy Reiter, Larry Shepler, Robert Ludwig, Kenneth Fletcher, Robert Corwin, Don Bowyer, Paul Shulaw, Robert Benner. Q BOTTOM ROW tleft to rightl: Roger Grose, Paul Wolber, Wayne Von Stein, David Schroyer, Dennis Elsea, Dickie Businger, Larry Crawfis. SECOND ROW: Patty Foos, Lonnie Boutwell, Iudy Kitchen, Iudy Wonder, lness Taft, Ieanette Smith, Delora Wooley. THIRD ROW: Alan Blackburn, Gary Spaeth, Pat Martin, Tommy Bosse, Tom Ballman, Lynn Young, Carol Sue Lehman, Carole Borkosky, Elizabeth Boehm, loanne lames, Esther Nell, Mrs, Ernst. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Crew, Dorothy Pore, Norma Grubbs, Nancy Augustine, Susan Webb, lerry Beach, Ruth Badertscher, Gail Evans, Mary Stienman, Karel Redd, Ruth Hicks. NOT IN PICTURE: Barbara Shuch, Billy Snyder, Dickie Woodruff. THE FARMERS' GRAIN CO. Dealers in BLUFFTON BODY SHOP BIXEL MOTOR SALES ain, Seed, Coal, and Farm Supplies Body Repairs and Painting l Sales-eFord-Service one 109 W Bluffton, Ohio Phone 164W Bluffton, Ohio Phone 172 W Bluffto n, Ohio tg-, BOTTOM ROW tlett to rightl: Robert Koontz, David DeVore, lames Ludwig, Gerald Moyer, Ralph Nonnamaker, Tommy Sheidler, Roger Wilson. SECOND ROW: lo Ann Mumma, Marlene Balister, Roberta Welch, Karen Kindle, Nancy Eikenbary, lill Anne Cooke, Linda Ripley, Mariorie Von Stein, Barbara Klingler. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Moore, Merry Sheely, Ianice Wells, Charlene Williams, Karen Basinger, Charlotte Reiter, Patty Stewart, Iames Ntswander, Sondra Wilson, Gene Montgomery, Donald Doty, Lynn Hartman. FOURTH ROW: Miss Folk, Ierry Pearson, Randy Leist, Larry Ackerman, Keith Hamilton, Glenn Amstutz, Bob McVetta, Iohn l-larris, Richard Biery, Iohn Moser, Richard Burchett. NOT lN PICTURE: Norleen Thompson. BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightl: David Frech, Bill Wilson, Stephen Baumgardner, Gary Welch, Mary Ann Clymer, Ianet Wise, Karen Moe, Phil George, Sharon Powell, Mildred Brewster. SECOND ROW: Philip Rettig, Cheryl Haefele, IontMeyer, Lois Warren, Claudia Ream, Cheryl Latham, Bob Heminqer, Leslie Crew, Ronald Dailey, John Frommer, Betty Wolford. THIRD ROW: Mary Iones, Ross Marquart, Michael Cramer, Carol Zuercher, Iudith Hannewald, Penny Fink, David Gibbs, lim Omen, Sally Stiff, Eloise Roth. Miss Gerwin. THE TARBOX-MCCALL STONE CO Manufacturers of Crushed Stone THE M.D. NEFF LUMBER C EARL D. RUMMELL FURNITURE and Agricultural Lime Main St. Sz Nickel Plate R. R. Good Furniture-But Not Expensive 852 Western Avenue Phone Main 17 Phone 408 Findlay, Ohio Phone 171 Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio -up BOTTOM ROW tleft to riqhtl: Allan Martin, Kenneth Williams, Ann Powell, Martha Wilkins, Sharon Sheidler, Karen Sheidler, Robert Rader. SECOND ROW: Linda Shepler, Marilyn Driftmyer, Ramona Motter, Peggy Wilson, Barbara Sheely Donna Moser, Larry Swank. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Zurz, Eddie Armbrecht, Philip Vermillion, Ronald Kaqy, Kenneth Camper, Richard Williams, Tommy Dorman, Philop Shulaw, Dwayne Bauman. NOT IN PICTURE: Iudy Benjamin. BOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Richard Badertscher, Evelyn Rettiq, Diane Crawfis, Sue Hicks, lames Neff, Patricia Inbody, Bula Taft, Jerry Wolford, Arden Welch. SECOND ROW: Thomas McDoucgle, Barbara Foos, Bonnie Honse, Iohn Wilson, Charles Eidt, Iames Brewster, Mary Boehm, Ianice Redd, Michael Freed, Catherine Wilson, Georqetta Moore, Kay Searfoss. THIRD ROW: limmy Saltz, lerry Williamson, Ioy Goins, Tommy Webb, Roy Young, Paul Smith, Clair Gallant, Iohnny Dilts, Claire Houdeshell, Richard Peterson, Mrs. Clara Garman. STEINER CHEVROLET SALES Compliments of Servicing all makes of cars AL BASS ALICE BEAUTY 81 DRESS SHOPPE 04-206 N. Main Street, Phone 135-W Men's Clothmg 411 South Main Street - Bluffton, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio BOTTOM ROW lleft to riqhtlz Trena Clymer, Carol Basinqer, Ianella Harris, Lynn Falk, Linda Swank, Dennis Montgomery, Patrick Butterfield, Carolyn Hanna. SECOND ROW: Stevie Reiter, Iimmy Kanuck, Linda Falk, Lynnette Wilson, Iudy Ackerman, Gary Ruppright, Steven Fisher, Danny Danqler, Harold Strunk. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rosendale, Duane McVay, Duane Moore, limmie Morton, Floyd Eck, Karen Morrison, Tina Iollif, Roger Reiter, Bonnie Sampson. Y V BOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhtlz Dale Redd, Nancy Inbody, Michael Wooley, David Wolber, Ierry Wilch, Sharon Spaeth, Yolanda Eidt, Phillip Wilson, Ianet Grubbs. 'SECOND ROW: Freda Huffman, Carol Collins, Dale Wilson, Ann Steinman, Shirley Elsea, Iean Ann Ream, Kenneth Powell, Sharon Hauqhn, Bobby Kurt, Iames Blackburn, Ray Wonder. THIRD ROW: Dale Ross, Ronald Thomas, Keith Bower, Bryan Borkosky, Mark Crates, Tony Simpson, Roberta Pore, Sandra Martin, Doneta Elsea, Mrs. Zimmerman. MARSHALL AND BIXEL General Electric Household Appliances Commercial Refrigeration JENERA SAW MIL1 THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS Air Conditioning Custom Sawmg BANK CO. Phone 139-W 144 N, Main Fred R. Frech, Prog Arlington, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Rawson, Ohio no BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightl: Iudy Herron, Gary Baney, Diana Watkins, Caroleen Watkins, Larry Wise, Lou Ellen Dukes, Tommy Kagy, Roger Peterson. SECOND ROW: Ioan Ann Moser, Karen Hamilton, Robert Frantz, David Ernest, Gary Kindle, Kenneth Schaublin, Eddie Camper, Timmy Leist, Linda Harris, Eddie Hummon. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Folk, Terry Shopler, Richard Klinqler, Roger Eck, Sandra Schifferly, Barbara Boutwell, loyce Eickenberry, Bobby Parker, Janice Augsburger, lean Ann Edinqer, Mickee Boutwell. NOT IN PICTURE: Louis Thompson. BOTTOM ROW lleft to rightl: Carolyn Frommer, Carolyn Traucht, Iudy Marquart, Pamela Bame, Karen Crew, Barbara Withrow, Sharon Pore, Ierry Griggs, Diane Elsea. SECOND ROW: Wayne Lehman, Kenneth Thomas, lames Searioss, Kenneth Brewster, Sonia Brodine, Peggy Schroyer, Marcene Falk, Frederick Frech, Larry Wilson, Kitty Kelly, Sharon Smith. THIRD ROW: Raymond Moore, Anita Rettig, Dianna Basinger, Cynthia Hoch, Karen Welch, David Shimp, Albert Ream, Larry Lehman, Bobby Birchfield, Dennis Powell, Don Frommer, Danny Saltz, Miss Benner. RED AND WHITE STORE THE VILLAGE LUNCH RAWSON BARBER SHOP Dry Goods-Groceries Rawson, Ohio Your Barber and General Insurance Meats-Frozen Foods ls, Short Orders and Variety James Hugus Phone 6 Arlington, Ohio BOTTOM ROW fleft to rightl: Darlene Gossard, Karen Ruppright, Georgia Crow, Pamela Falk, Ianis Marshall, Sharon Loy. SECOND ROW: David Reese, Miss Beagle, Lynn Bauman, Terry Cupples, Nadine Harris, Steven Niswander, Geoffrey Woltrom, David Scoles, Ricky Hockey. -FQ Q BOTTOM ROW lleft to rightl: Gary Williamson, Iimmy Steiner, Barbara Kurt, Kathy Blackburn, Gregory Warren, Ethel Pauline Eidt, Kathy Stitzel, Harold Boysel. SECOND ROW: Iohn Collins, Myra Bowman, Norma lean Fenstermaker, David Honse, Ruth Ann Young, Sheryl Inbody, Gregory Haeiele, Iill Ross, Mrs. Clymer. TRIANGLE POULTRY FARM Pan Ready Fryers REITER PRINT SHOP GEIGER AND DILLER Bluffton, Ohio CG00d, printing for every needb Bluffton, Ohio Phone Mt. Cory 431 Clalr Relter Mt. Cory, Oh Q.e'U'Ev75'U' U e f 1 ,l ' ' N ,, N ' V ' 'A 1 r V' 1 I , r COUNTRY MARKET Route 224 Findlay, Ohio Meats, Groceries 8: General Merchandise Week days 12:00 to 9:00 P. M. HINGERS BOTTLEGAS SERVICE Saturdays 9: 00 A, M. to 10: 00 P. M. Country Market Sundays 10:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Findlay, Ohio SENIUH SIJHULIIHSHIP TEST FRONT ROW: Emily Brown, Helen Robinson, Lois Reel, Iohn Peter, Shirley Battles. SECOND ROW: Marilyn DeVore, Dorothy Wilch, Loretta Gehron, Sue Hartman, Mr. Derrickson. Our Senior Scholarship Team of l953 has again shown that Cory-Rawson is a school to be reckoned With in the educational circles of Hancock County and the State of Ohio. It has been a yearly custom for our pupils to excel in this test but it is unusual to reach the heights achieved by this group and one of its members. Lois Ann Reel, one of the outstanding pupils of our school placed first in Hancock County, first in the Bowling Green District, and first in the State of Ohio among the 6475 senior girls taking the test. Her score of 244 was 26 points higher than her nearest competitor in Hancock County. We are indeed proud of Lois and happy that she has brought this honor to our school. I hope you will all realize the importance of these results, the great achieve- ment of those who participated, and the satisfaction that comes when we, as a school, can excel in an educational adventure of this magnitude. I attribute part of this triumph to our excellent teaching staff, both elementary and high school. I want to congratulate our scholarship team, and also say to the Senior classes of coming years, Here is a challenge that cannot be lightly taken. Robert K. Derrickson, Supt. COMPLIMENTS OF HANCOCK COUNTY DEALERS ASSOCIATION Findlay Truck Si Farm Equipment Gleasons Packard Sales Harrington Chevrolet Collingwood Motor Sales Kirk Motor Sales Laub Sales Co Corbin Chevrolet Sales Jeffery Motor Sales E. L. Grimes Ford 52 Duffield Motor Sales Kuhlman 8z Miller Hollington Motor Sales Grubb Motor Sales Latham Motor Sales McCullough Motor Sale HUNUH SUCIETY BOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhtiz Helen Robinson, Marilyn DeVore, Dorothy Wilch, Loretta Gehron, iwhn Peter, Sue Hartman, Lois Reel, Shirley Battles, Mr. Marshall. SECOND ROW: Margaret Spaeth, Barbara Grose, Mary Ann Walter, Betty Hamilton, Maxine lohn- son, Charlene lnbody, Iva Dean Hicks, Betty Williams, Marlene 'Wilkins, Elizabeth Klinqler, 'l'HlRD ROW: Marilyn Manqus, Mildred Hanna, lim l-luqus, Ronnie Ream, Terry Weidman, Alfred lleldnian, Carol Hause, Charlotte Baciertscher. ABSENT: Emily Brown. STRING ENSEIVIBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Hamilton, Sue Hartman, Denise Scoles, Sandra Spaeth, pianistg Leah Coqley, Marilyn Manqtis. C. F. NISWANDER AND SON STEINER STOCK BARN CHARLES BARGER Your International N. P. Steiner 81 Son Buyer of all kinds of livestock Harvester Dealer Phones 307-W Sz 173-R Phone 15 or 14174 Bluffton. Ohio Bll1HtOI1, Ohio Rawgon, Ohio Delores Hanna Marilyn Smith Marilyn Zimmerman Betty Schumacher Nancy Ream Roberta I-lause Susan Derickson Sandra George Elizabeth Creighton Phyllis lnbody hards .2 DT. :E :s nr: rt x Scoles Denise Marqua ill B Bob Hanriawalcl FISH Cb ra Q K5 x I L1 fl! t H.. Stephen Wa Charlene lnbody K' I1 E zz o I 3' E U1 Caro Hause 1 - - X fe , Q t W K mr. elda Plankenhcrr OU l nn lnbody Im Kent Matthews Los!-X Carolyn Borkosky Ierry Frantz Dean Biery Dale Howard Mildred Hanna US Manq YH Maril If Basinqer ry lo Ma i ranon Zimmerman Larry St Manul ta Bermudez ..-4 Raymond Koontz Colene Inbody Iunior Webb lames Ruth Ann Stewart Otto I1 Lyn annn M loan Donna Augustine Marilyn Neff GIRLS ELEE CLUB BACK ROW lleft to riqhtl: Leah Coqley, Bonnie Marquart, Lois Inbody, lo Ann Niswander, Marie Eck, Beverly Trackler, Zona Mae McDowell, Mary Trackler, Rosemary Anderson, Dorine Bosse. Marilyn Neff, Iva Mae Tripplehorn, Betty Stewart, Carol Reiter, Ruth Richards, Gertrude Fletcher, Clarice Eck, Barbara Denny, Diane Ackerman, loanne Basinger, Norma Sutton, Diane Baumqartner, Patsy Lou Lehman. FOURTH ROW: Lulabelle Bracy, Marlene Powell, Beverly Battles, Nelda Clymer, Ierrilyn Falk, Martha Fritz, Shelva Woodward, Carol Hause, Mary Lee Snyder, Ioan Crawiis, Shirley Ruppriqht, Eloise Sampson, Carolyn Neff, loyce Basinqer, Pat Decker, Sally Chmitlin, Leona Powell, Rose Honse, Delores Bormuth, Norma Preston, Marlene Rediger, Sue Logsdon. THIRD ROW: ludy Benroth, Iudy Baumgartner, Sally Hartman, Susan Derrickson, Patty Smith, Betty Hamilton, Betty Williams, Ianet Edinqer, lvadean Hicks, Ruth Mary Smith, Mary Moe, Patty Collins, Mildred Hanna, Mary Io Basinqer, Lois Schaller, lean Snyder, Donna Augustine, Mary Hauenstein. Pat Trackler, Lola Dangler, Kaye Nonnamaker. SECOND ROW: Emily Brown, Pat Loqsdon, Shirley Beach, leanine Beach, Carol Ernest, Imelda Plankenhorn, Barbara Grose, Edith Poe, Ianet Inbody, Barbra Rausch, Eva lean Rettiq, Mary Heldman, Roberta Hause, Charlotte Badertscher, Sharon Houdeshell, Sandra George, Denise Scoles. Betty Schumacher, Marilyn DeVore, Marilyn Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Watkins, Dorothy Wilch, Helen Robinson, Shirley Battles, Sandra Kay Dever, Elvena Wilkens, Rosemary Wonder, Sandra Spaeth, Carolyn Spaeth, Phylis lnbody, Loretta Gehron, Ioyce Benroth, Charlene lnbody, Marilyn Manqes, Margaret Spaeth, Imelda Bracy, Elizabeth Klinqer, Ioan Marvin, Colleen lnbody, Elizabeth Creighton. Shirley Beach: Your accompaniment certainly doesn't suit my voice. Emily Brown: Shirley, I have tried all of the white keys and all of the black keys, but you sing in the cracks! STEINER MOTOR SALES 56 MEINKE S DRUG STORE LEITERS SELF-SERVICE MARKET Dodge-Plymouth Cars Dodge Tru Drugs Chemicals-Sundries The Best For Less Sales and Service Candies Gifts Prescriptions filled Frozen Food Lockers L. G. Steiner Pandora, Ohio Phone 53 J enera, Ohio Pandora, Ohio BUYS GLEE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Merril Von Stein, Charles Barger, Larry Creeger, Ed Wolber, Emily Brown, Accom- panist, Duaine DeLong, Harold Roth, Ioe Welch, Lynn Otto, Iames Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Donald Crawford, Wayne Marquart, Iim Warren, Eldon Crawfis, Don Yoakam, Donald Marquart, Larry Ream, Iohn Gauss, Kent Mathewson. THIRD ROW: Russell Koontz, Raymond Koontz, Leroy Reiter, Lowell Rossman, Alfred Heldman, Ronald Cramer, Donald Amstutz, Ir. Webb, Harold Bosse. FOURTH ROW: Robert Augsburger, Lowell Montgomery, Carl Dilts, Harold Weidman, Raymond Marvin, Ronald Ream, Al Williamson, Ted Morris, Dale Welch. FIFTH ROW: John Hassan, Larry Karch, Loren Eck, lim Augsburger, lim Montgomery, John Peter, Lowell Green, Tom Reiter. Bill Steinman, said the teacher, you must not say, I ain't going to the picnic. You must say, I am not going: he is not going: Emily: What would you suggest as an improvement to improve my beauty? Dick: Put your face in a mud cast and they are not going: we are not going. . leave it there! Oh, replied Bill, ain't nobody going? Mr. Clevidence: What is one-fourth Pi? Pat Loqsdonz Shirley you eat like a goat. Louie Rettig: lust one good mouth lull for Shirley Beachr Wl1Y do YOU think fhUl?H me. Pat Logsdon: Because you're always chewing the rag! SD9CialiStS Since 1929 WESTERN 8: SOUTHERN FORNES BRAKE SERVICE BLUFFTON COLLEGE LIFE INSURANCE 125 E. Frong St. Ehone 3320 Friendly, Helpful, Scholastic 528-30 Niles Bldg. Findlay, Ohio 57 Fin la O io ' ' ' y, BlulTton,Oh1o F. W. Luglriblll-H. B. Smith HAWSUTN EHUIH fa , ' V , - ,J t ae, Q- H. .-' K, . N Q it y ,Q Q X ks 1 T5 BM As. x A, X . fn In g I I K W 7 . Q l v ' ,. S. -'. i T ii. A -5 ,Q 1 Q -3 ER xg T O3 7 ' :.. ef- Q- K 1' Y v , 1 1 f K . ' , 'x A - t 4 BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Diller, Connie Spaeth, Mary Ann Lehman, Charlene Huffman, Alice Blackburn, Mrs. Trask, Beverly Wise, Annalee Moyer, Shirley lnbody, Carol Yoakum, Carolyn Borkoslcy, Marilyn Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: loyce Meyer, Shirley Denny, Paul Hicks, Billy Marquart, Larry Kitchen, Lynn Boutwell, lim Hartman, lean Folk, Ioyce Collins, Sally Clymer, Loretta Wooley. THlRD ROW: Margaret Boehm, Carol Hartman, lean lnbody, Ianet Welch, Evelyn Taylor, Gloria Beach, Patsy Chmitlin, Romelda Brewster, Sharon Davis, Isabelle Wineland, lanet lames, Sandra Smith. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Redd, Stephen Warren, Ronald Wolford, Tommy Clymer, Paul Helms, Larry Elsea, Willard Brewster, Allen Rettiq, Lester Honse, Bud Wooley, Don Foltz. Teacher: What is your name, my boy? New boy: lule Iohnson, Sir. Teacher: Iulius, my boy, not Iulel You shou1dn't spoil such a noble name as Iulius! And what is your name, my boy? Next boy tconiusedl: Billious Smith, sir! FINDLAY COLLEGE A Good Liberal Arts College With A Wholesome Christian Environment Findlay, Ohio Dr. H. Clifford Fox, Pres. - li. II. Il. BOTTOM HOW Ileft to rightl: Mr. Bame, Mildred Hanna, Barbara Grose, Zona Mae McDowell, Marilyn Manges, Iudy Benroth, Maxine johnson, Charlene lnbody, Margaret Spaeth, Sharon I-loudeshell, Shirley Battles, SECOND ROW: Shirley Beach, Donna Augustine, Marlene Rediger, Sandra Kay Dever, Ianet Edinger, Mary Heldman, Roberta Hause, Shelva Woodward, Sandra George, Lois Inbody, THIRD ROW: Iudy Baumgartner, Susan Derrickson, Patty Smith, Leah Cogley, Marilyn Smith, lvadean Hicks, Ruth Mary Smith, Mary Ann Walter, Charlotte Badertscher, Ioyce Benroth. FOURTH ROW: Patty Collins, Ierrilyn Falk, Sally Hartman, Elaine Frech, Edith Poe, Elizabeth Creighton, Patsy Lou Lehman, Ioan Crawiis, Iva Mae Tripplehorn. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Urban, Marlene Powell, Beverly Battles, Nelda Clymer, Marilyn Neff, Martha Fritz, Shirley Ruppright, Carol Reiter. LIBHIIBIIIN S BOTTOM ROW Ileft to rightl: Mrs. Oswald, Denise Scoles, Marilyn Manges, Ioyce Benroth, Margaret Spaeth, Charlene Inbody. SECOND ROW: Kaye Nonnamaker, Delores Bormuth, Gertrude Fletcher, Donna Augustine, Carol Lrnest. THIRD ROW: Tom Hartman, Shirley Urban, Lynn Otto. HANCOCK HYBRIDS, INC. VIC LE GRAND Certified Seed Corn The Potato Chip Man Wheat, Oats, and Soybeans Famous Marcelle Chips 59 Phone 3493 - Fi dl Oh' ' ' n ay, io Findlay, Ohio F. H. ll. BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightl: Sandra Spaeth, Ioan Niswander, Lois Inbody, Elvina Wilkins, Rosemary Wonder, Phyllis Inbody, Betty Hamilton, lvadean I-licks, Loretta Gehron, Dorothy Wilch, Margaret Spaeth, Mary Ann Walter, Sharon Houdeshell, Zona Mae McDowell, Charlotte Badertscher, Marilyn DeVore, Miss Barnhart. SECOND ROW: Ieanine Beach, Shirley Beach, Carol Ernest, Imelda Plankenhorn, Sandra Kay Dever, Edith Poe, Phyllis Inbody, Sara Rausch, Evagene Rettiq, Mary Heldman, Ianet lnbody, Ioyce Benroth, Sandra George, Denise Scoles, Betty Schumacher. THIRD ROW: Sally Hartman, Patty Smith, Elaine Frech, Leah Cogley, Betty Williams, Mary Io Basinger, Ianet Edinger, Ruth Mary Smith, Mary Moe, Patricia Collins, Diane Baumgartner, Lois Schaller, Ieannie Snyder, Lola Danqler, Marlene Rediger. FOURTH ROW: Iudy Benroth, Carolyn Spaeth, Bonnie Marquart, Patsy Lou Lehman, Shelva Wood- ward, Carol I-lause, Mary Lee Snyder, Ioan Crawfis, Shirley Ruppright, Eloise Sampson, Wanda Peterson, Leona Powell, Rose Honse, Norma Preston, Marlene Wilkins, Nellie Honse. FIFTH ROW: Sue Hartman, Phyllis Watkins, Beverly Trackler, Marie Eck, Rosemary Anderson, Dorine Bosse, Marilyn Neff, lva Mae Tripplehorn, Betty Stewart, Carolyn Neff, Clarice Eck, Martha Fritz, Rosemary Preston, Maxine Iohnson, loan Marvin, Colene Inbody. There are seventy-seven members in the Cory-Rawson F. H. A. Chapter this year. Thirty of them are new members. The officers for this year are: President, Carol Gallant, Secretary, Dorothy Wilchg Treasurer, Loretta Gehronp Parliamentarian, Betty Hamilton: Historian, Zona Mae McDowell: Reporter, Margaret Spaeth, and 'Song Leader, Sharon Houdeshell. Miss Barnhart is the Club Sponsor, with Mrs. Carl Gallant and Mrs. Perry Hicks acting as Club Mothers. Some of the many activities we participated in are as follows: We took first prize on our 'float at the county fair. We also undertook a Christmas project. A box was prepared and given to the Salvation Army. Each year our Chapter works toward a state-sponsored Award of Merit which is given to a chapter after it has attained specific goals. Our major goal toward which we work each year is to take a trip in the spring. Our means of financing this trip are: football concessions, basketball cake-raffles, bake sales, jello, and school cushions. We feel we have a strong and worthwhile organization, and we hope that it will continue to flourish in the following years. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK MARQUART'S GARAGE Bluffton, Ohio WARD STOCK YARDS Complete Service Member of Federal Reserve Bank l Daily Market 50 Cars-Trucks-Tractors and Federal Deposit Insurance Buying Hogs, Sheep and Lambs Jenera, Ohio Corporation Phone 0601 McComb Ohn F. F. ll. BOTTOM ROW tleft to rightl: Mr. Deeds, Charles Barger, Ed Vlfolber, Elwood Iames, Larry Ream, lim Frantz, Ronnie Ream, Wayne Marquart, Harold Rettig, Don Marquart. SECOND ROW: David Creighton, Dori Crawford, Richard Kurt, Daryl Garmatter, Bob lames, Richard Wise, Lowell Green, Harold Roth, Tom Hartman. THIRD ROW: Bob Shafer, Iim Warren, Lowell Crew, Lowell Rossman, Harold Van Stein, Don Yoakam, Earl James, Larry Creegar, Forrest Welch. FOURTH ROW: Dale Welch, Loren Eck, Duaine DeLong, lim Montgomery, Ted Morris, Ierry Wolber, Marvin Garmatter, Iohn I-leldman, Eldon Crawfis. FIFTH ROW: Norman Hassan, Merritt Von Stein, Ice Welch, Dale Howard, Don Amstutz, Gian Welch, Lynn Otto, Kent Matthewson, Bob Walter. There are forty-eight members in the l952-53 Cory-Rawson F.F.A. Chapter. The officers are as follows: President, lim Frantz, Vice President, Larry Ream: Secretary, Elwood lamesg Treasurer, Ronnie Ream, Reporter, Harold Rettigy Sentinel, Ed Wolber, and advisor Mr. Deeds. Of the forty-eight members, sixteen of them are graduating seniors who have had four years of vocational agriculture and EPA. There are eight new members this year. For out of class work we built a float for the fair. It was designed to represent safety on the farm. lt placed first in the Hancock county EEA. floats. We, also, had some boys to get top honors on their livestock shown at the fair. Our EEA. Sweetheart for this year was Dorothy Wilch who was also chosen as the Hancock County Iunior Fair Queen. li HUMEEUIVIINE At the Mt. Blanchard game on October 3, we celebrated our Homecoming. The queen and her attendants circled the football field in convertibles, while the escorts were driven to the scene in the Cory-Rawson driver's education car. Following the crowning of the queen at 7:45 on the 50-yard line the band under the direction of Clifford Myers played Let Me Call You Sweetheart and formed a heart in honor of the queen and her attendants. The Homecoming was sponsored by the G.-.A.A. N X l Kay Dever Tom Reiter IUNIOR Marilyn Manges Dave Creighton QUEEN Carol Gallant CAPTAIN Al Williamson ft? C9 srzmon t it --- Shirley Battles A t Iolm Gauss tly, r 1 L 4 tywhzilltilpw if , K , E2 2 A i ri if t i' A ll SOPHOMORE Norma Sutton Richard Heldman . rigrwr. ... A f--W . FRESHMAN iff? y stts ' ' I ki A . ,y.V if t ' 'q lP,.Lx.::.Q'Ql Sql, .E a my l K l f ft f z X XS 3 xii? 5 E 52 it at it nf:-. L 1 ul' Jxx :X Z + f W7 2 McCOMB FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Grain, Feeds, Seeds, Coal, Fence, Livestock NATIONAL REFINING CO Elevators at McComb, Shawtown, and Hancock Refiners and Phone McComb 0271 Marketers of Petroleum. Products 63 Findlay, Ohio UUUNTY CHAMPS 1 l i BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightlz Russell Koontz, Iohn Hassan, Charles Barqer, Iim Frantz, Larry Ream, Ted Morris, Iohn Gauss, Al Williamson, Dick Amstutz, Wayne Marquart, Bob Neff, Ronnie Smith, Don Blunk, Ed Wolber, Elwood Iames. SECOND ROW: Coach Miller Fink, Iim Warren, Bob Hartman, David Creighton, lim Hugus, Iim Wells, Bob Edinger, Don Crawford, lerry Weidman, Ronnie Ream, Iohn Heldman, Carl Amstutz, Frederick Henry, Russell Ludwig, Ronnie Deifendeifer, Richard Heldman, lim Montgomery, Bob Shafer, Lee Heminger, Gian Welch, Assistant Coach, H. I. Kanuck. THIRD ROW: Larry Rettig, Bob Walter, Roger Frantz, Bill Moyer, Mike Kelly, Raymond Marvin, Don Marquart, Carl Dilts, Tom Reiter, Richard Kurt, Paul Peterson, Lowell Montgomery, Lowell Rossman, Curtis Hackworth, Harold Weidman, Dale Welch, Ierry Wolber, Lowell Crew. COACH I ASSISTANT Miner Fink COACH Harry Kanuck CAPTAIN Al Williamson 64 Compliments of . PATTERSON? LYNN A. LYON CO. THE TROUT FURNITURE CO. 418 S. Main St. Findlay, 622 S. Main St. Phone 3755 Good Furniture 81 Carpets Since 1886 Now zn our second century Findlay, ohio Findlay, ohio Established 1849 FUUTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. Cory-Rawson. Paulding .... Sept. Cory-Rawson Liberty ..... Sept. Cory-Rawson Vanlue ..... Oct. Cory-Rawson Mt. Blanchard Oct. Cory-Rawson Van Buren . . Oct. Cory-Rawson Arlington .... Oct. Cory-Rawson McComb .... Qct. Cory-Rawson Arcadia .... LATHAM'S GARAGE T R A U C H T Complete Aut tmlticw tivo Service STORE Phone 85-J Rawson, Ohio ARLINGTON, OHIO SENIUR Al Williamson: Al being captain for the Hornets was a leading ground gainer in Ohio. He made the all-county team for two years, and was a three year letter- man for C-R receiving much publicity, which was well earned. Don Blunk: Don at 200 pounds was a dependable tackle on both offense and defense. Blunk being a two year letter man made the all-county team this year. Richard Amstutz: A dead-eye passer scoring a total of 6 TD's for the Hornets. Dick guided the team to a very success- ful year. He was on the all-county's second team. Bob Neff: Twin to Blunk's 200 pounds saw a lot of action for the Hornets his last two years at C-R. Neff made second all-county team. A very dependable tackle on both offense and defense teams. Iohn Gauss: A fast traveling half back proved to be of great value during his four years of football, three of which he was a letter man. Iohn made honorable mention his Ir. year and all-county team in his Sr. year. Wayne Marquart: Our defensive signal caller played a very rugged game of ball making the all-county team for two years. Wayne was marked as a clean- rough player for the champs this year. Larry Ream: An all-county end played a very successful game at Arlington this year, where he scored our first touch- down, totaling three for him this year. Larry was also well noted for his de- fensive work for the Hornets. lim Frantz: lim, a two year letter man tallied four touchdowns in his Ir. year and was a very valuable man on de- fense this year. i FUUTBALL PLAYERS Ed Wolber: Outstanding defensive play- er as our line backer. Ed made all- county guard this year. He also was a four year letter man. Iohn Hassan: John was a small but hard-hearted senior on the Hornets team. He didn't play too much but had the courage to go in fighting whenever the Hornets needed him. Ted Morris: Playing center and guard, Ted proved very successful on both of C-R's offensive and defensive teams. A two year letter man for the Hornets. Russell Koontz: A strong willed end for the C-R, was Russell, and also another one of the letter men for the Hornets this year. Ronnie Smith: A six foot tackle was good on both offense and defense also. Ronnie was a two year letter man for C-R. Elwood Iames: Coming out only in his senior year, Elwood, being a very rough tackle, stayed with the Hornets through their very successful year. Charles Barqer: Charlie was a rugged defense guard who was hard to keep your eye on as he moved through the line. A two year letter man for the Hornets also. Iudy Benroth: Iudy was a senior cheer- leader who helped ,bring the champs through a successful year. Bill Steinman: Bill acted as manager for the Hornets during his Ir. G Sr. years. FUUTBALL RESUME Liberty: On September 19, C-R came through with their first league victory by trouncing Liberty 52-0. Liberty's offense was stopped mainly by the sparkling defensive play by W. Marquart, Blunk, and Neff. The four boys in the scoring parade were Williamson with 4 TD's, Gauss with 2, and Richard Heldman and Dave Creighton with 1 TD each. Weidman kicked 4 PAT's. Vanlue: Although the Hornets were slow getting started in the game of Sept. 26, they came through with a 39-0 victory. Our boys outgained the Wild- cats by holding their net gain to 106 yards to our 463. Dick Amstutz sparked the win, scoring 3 TD's 6: 1 PAT. Single TD's were contributed by Gauss, lim Montgomery and A1 Williamson. Williamson also added 2 PAT's. Mt. Blanchard: C-R had little trouble handling the highly-rated Hurricanes, although they were with- out the services of Iohn Gauss 5: Iohn Heldman, because of injuries, as was proved by the 34-0 win on the C-R field. The defense was extremely rugged, with the outstanding playing of Ed Wol- ber. Williamson contributed 3 TD's, Hugus and Larry Ream 1. Weidman kicked 4 of 5 PAT's. Van Buren: On a cold night of Oct. 10, C-R ven- tured to Van Buren for another exciting football game. The Hornets had little trouble downing the Black Knights, to bring home another victory with a score of 49-0. A wonderful game was played by both offensive and defensive teams. Van Buren had a strong will to take the unbeaten Hornets, but were unable to do so. Arlington: With the determination to fight, and a mind set to conquer the former champion Red Devils, C-R paid Arlington a visit which will not soon be forgotten. On Oct. 17, there was a battle of giants as our unbeaten, unscored on team squared off with the Red Devils before what is be- lieved to be the largest crowd ever to turn out for a Hancock Co. league contest. Although it seemed the teams were playing at a standstill our boys were steadily shattering the A.H.S. defense. In the opening of the 4th quarter, C-R started to roll when a 40 yard pass from Amstutz to Ream, clicked for a TD. Later Williamson broke loose on a 51 yard gallop for the second TD, with Ierry Weidman converting successfully on both at- tempts. McComb: After disposing of Arlington the week before, on Oct. 23 the Hornets offensive game ob- viously suffered, while I. B. Finley had his Pan- thers sky high for this one. C-R fumbled away two golden scoring opportunities: had one thwarted by a pass interception, and another a 22-yard jaunt by lohn Gauss for a TD, called back because the backfield was in motion. The Hornets outplayed the Panthers, as was shown by their rushing, pass- ing 223 yds. to McComb's 45 yd. total. Time after time C-R penetrated deep into the Panther territory but never allowed McComb to reach their 20 yard line. In the third quarter lim Hugus, on a keep- play, made our only TD on a 30 yard gallop. 6-0. Arcadia: Cory-Rawson traveled to Arcadia on Oct. 31, to complete a highly successful season: un- beaten, untied and unscored on. The Redskins went all out to score on the Hornets and tried many unorthodox plays, but were unable to do so as C-R Won 41-0. Neff, Marquart and Blunk, three of our linemen, averaged five yards per try as they tested their ability in the backfield. TD's were made by Williamson, 37 Gauss, lp Amstutz, 1, and Larry Ream, 1. Congratulations to all the boys who played foot- ball for C-R this year, from Freshmen to Seniors, you all did a very good job. Good luck to the underclassmen in the years to come from the complete Senior class. We hope you have a successful season in the many years to come. N A If P C I I E LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Hicks, Ivan Danqler, Bill Steinman, Harold Rettiq, and Iohn Hassan. 68 FUUTBALL LETTEBMEN FOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Mr. Fink, Ed Wolber, Wayne Marquart, lohn Gauss, Al Williamson, Captain- Larry Ream, Don Blunk, Tea Morris, SECOND HOW: Charles Barqer, lrm Montgomery, Bob Neff, lim Frantz, Dick Amstutz, Don Crawford, Hussell Koontz, Norman Hassan, lwlrgtp 'l'HlRl7 HOVV: lrm llucgus, llonnro lleam, lorry Werriman, lrm Wells, Dave Creighton, Richard Helrlrnan, lvhn Hassan. FOURTH ROW: Brll Steinman, Nlar., Bud Henry, lionnir Derir-nfletlor, Honnre Smith, lc hn llt Iflman. BASKETBALL LETTEHIVIEN BOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Mr. Trostmiller, Larry Ream, Richard Kurt, Iim Frantz, lerry Weidman, Dick Amstutz, Ronnie Ream, TOP HOW: lim Huaus, Russell Koontz, Ronnie De-ifendeifer, lim Auasburqer, lim Montgomery, Bob Hartman, Dave Crerqhton. STEINER TRACTOR SALES Owners: Harold Steiner, HCLIGHES ISSIY CILEANERS THE FINDI13Qgnf1:?gXISION CO' F Vtrgrayne Shafer arence encier, Prop. - - erguson ractor 8: Equipment 112 W. Front St. Sc 701 Howard St, RR' 5' Fmdlayf Ohio BOX 120 Tires-Welding--Parts Service 69 Findlay, Ohio Phone 143 Pandora, Ohio BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: lim Hugus, Iames Frantz, Ierry Weidman, Dick Amstutz, Richard Kurt, David Creighton, Russell Koontz, Manager, SECOND ROW: lim Montgomery, Ronald Ream, Iirn Augsburger, Carl Amstutz, Loren Eck, Larry Ream, Iohn I-leldman, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Trostmiller, Raymond Koontz, Bob Hartman, Eldon Crawfis, Ronald Deitendeifer, Roger Frantz, Lowell Crew. Nov Nov ik if 1- Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. A' if Feb Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Feb. Feb. Cory-Rawson Cory-Ftawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Bawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Bawson Cory-Bawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Bawson Cory-Bawson .... Cory-Bawson .... Cory-Ftawson Cory-Bawson Cory-Bawson .... Cory-Bawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Rawson .... 'tnon-league games? SCHEDULE 50 Vanlue ...... Mt. Blanchard Arcadia .... Liberty ...... McComb . . . Arlington . . . Van Buren . . . Alger ....... Columbus Grove Pandora-Gilboa Vanlue ..... Beverdani . . Mt. Blanchard Bettsville . . . Liberty ..... McCornb . . . Arlington . . . Arcadia .... Van Buren . . COUNTY TOURNAMENT Feb. 12 Cory-Bawson .... 46 Arcadia .... Congratulations to Dave Creighton for winning the Captain. Dick Amsm, foul shooting trophy. A contest hold among the Coach: Mr. Trostmiller basketball boys. Dave Won with percentage ot 74 BASKETBALL RESUME Vanluez Cory-Rawson opened the season at Van- lue. lt was a close fought battle with the score 29-26 at the half, in favor of Vanlue. During the second half, however, Vanlue steadily pulled away to down the Hornets, 64-50. High scorers were Hugus with 14, Amstutz and Weidman with 12 each. Our reserves won 41-30. Mt. Blanchard: The Hornets picked up their first victory by downing Mt. Blanchard at Cory-Raw- son. It was a defensive battle with the final score standing 43-34. Ierry Weidman took scoring hon- ors with 17 points. Hugus and Amstutz were next with 9 and 8 respectively. The Hornets took the preliminary 36-15. Arcadia: Cory-Rawson led Arcadia 24-15 at the half. A fourth quarter splurge saw our lead cut to one point, but Cory-Rawson went on' to squeeze out a five point margin of victory 41-36. Amstutz led the scoring with 13 points. The Hornet's re- serves won their third straight victory by downing the opposition 39-21. Liberty: Cory-Rawson had little trouble downing Liberty with all twelve men seeing action. Nine of these figured in the scoring column with Weidman high for both teams with 18 points. Our reserves notched up another victory 41-21. McComb: The Hornets were downed in their first game with the league leading McComb quintet. lt was a close fight all the way. The McComb teams knew they were getting no easy victory. The final score was 49-43. Points were evenly divided among Amstutz, Weidman and Hugus with 12, ll, and 10. The Hornet reserves received their first defeat 63-26. Arlington: Cory-Rawson had one of those nights when the ball wou1dn't go in the basket. We went down to defeat 61-31. High point man was Amstutz with 9. Our reserves won the opener 37-34 to ease the sorrow of the Hornet fans. Van Buren: Cory-Rawson wound up the first round of league play by losing a close one to Van Buren, 12 51-47. lt was a see-saw battle all the way. Scoring honors went to Dick Amstutz with 19 followed by Weidman with 16. Our reserves won easily 56-40. Alger: The Hornets traveled to Alger for a non- league game. Our boys won 53-48 playing one of their best games of the season. Scoring honors were evenly divided with Amstutz, Frantz, and Hugus making 14, 13, and 11 respectively. Our reserves rolled over Alger 64-27. Columbus Grove: We played our first game of the Invitational Tournament the 26th of December. T-he Hornets held a highly-rated Columbus Grove quintet to a margin of only 8 points, 49-41. Dick Amstutz led the scoring with 14 points followed by Frantz and Hugus with ll and 10. Pandora-Gilboas The Hornets lost their consolation game with Pandora-Gilboa in the last minute of play. The final score was 43-42. Amstutz again set the pace with 17 followed by Ierry Weidman with 10. Vanluez Opening the second round of league play with a bang, Cory-Rawson downed Vanlue 57-51. The score was tied at the half and end of the third quarter but the Hornets shifted to high in the fourth and meshed 15 points to Vanlue's 9. Amstutz sparked the win with 15 points. Vanlue's reserves edged out the home team 41-37. Beaverdarn: ln a hard fought non-league game, Cory-Rawson bowed to Beverdam 73-66. Dick Amstutz piled up ct total of 29 points, his highest output of the season. The Hornet reserves went scoring wild by making 85 points to Beverdam's 20. Points were evenly divided among all the team's members. Mt. Blanchard: Cory-Rawson traveled to Mt. Blan- chard for their second Win over the Hurricanes, 48-40. The Hornets, sparked by Dick Amstutz's 20 points, led all the way. Frantz and Weidman had 12 and 10 respectively. We won the reserve tilt 34-20. Bettsvillez We easily defeated Bettsville in a non league game, 55-33 on our own court. This was the two schools' first encounter. lim l-lugus turning in his best performance of the year, scored 20 points. Amstutz and Frantz scored IO each. Our reserves won easily 48-28. Liberty: The biggest upset of the year occurred when Liberty defeated our boys 64-51. Our boys played hard but hit only 222, of their shots while. Liberty made 4796. Points were fairly evenly divided among Amstutz, l-lugus, Weidman, and Frantz. Our reserves picked up another victory 51-42. McComb: For the second time Cory-Rawson was defeated by a powerful McComb combination. Our boys held the Panthers the whole first half but were outscored in the third and fourth quarter. Kurt, Frantz, and Arnstutz tallied lU points and l-lugus 9. Although they hit 512 of their shots our reserves went down to defeat 51-41. Arlington: Playing host to Arlington, the Hornets bowed to the Red Devils 63-43. The Red Devils jumped to an early first quarter lead which we were never able to overcome. Amstutz led the scoring with 12 while Frantz had 8. Our reserves were defeated 34-29. Arcadia: To make up a postponed game the Hor- nets traveled to Arcadia where they rolled over the Redskins 60-49. l-lugus racked up a total of l7 points while Amstutz and Kurt tallied 14 and 12. The Hornet reserves also won their game 37-28. Van Buren: Cory-Rawson played its last league game at Van Buren where we defeated the Black Knights 39-34. Although constantly threatening throughout the game Van Buren was never able to overcome our lead. Frantz and Amstutz garn- ered I3 and I2 respectively. Our reserves won 43-24. JUNIUH HIGH BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Fink, Raymond Marvin, Bob Shafer, George Keller, Tom Reiter, Harold Weidman. SECOND ROW: Jerry Miller, Bob Fields, Lee Heminger, Harold I-Iackworth, Robert Bennet, Kenneth Zuercher, Rex Frech. THE JENERA CO-OP THE PARKER LUMBER CO. ASSOCIATION Findlay, Ohio Phone 42 Phone 18W Jenera, Ohio Lumber, Millwork, Hardware, Grain-Seeds-Coal-Farm Supplies Compliments of Roofing, Quincy Overhead Doors Echo and Master Mix Feeds RAWSON VARIETY STORE Johns-Manville Products Building Materials and Cement 73 Earl and Joyce Hock Back of U. S. Post Office Building Blocks Evccfwznzmae-I+-pau: BASKETBALL Il. F. F. 9.4aiiWuu .rx i 2- r ldmcm, Ed He lohn Frazier, n Crawford, Ferrall Do Welch, Earl James, Forrest W: O cf: 2 O sq rd O CD n.I ill U' CU GJ L4 U .H as 9 Po 5 B s.. M U P-1 e Howard, Merrrt Don Yoakam, Dal SS Bob Iam Hassan, Lowell Crew, GH W: Norm O Eli Q Z O U L1-I cn .ri 2 az 3 an o P-, E 2 cn s: o Ib 3 O v-I as 2 UD s: o b E o .. 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We beat Paulding. 16 F.H.A., F.F.A. 5: G.A.A. meetings. ' 18 Seniors elect annual staff, and it only took 2 periods. 19 Liberty defeated by C-B 52-O. 22 X-ray mobile unit at high school. 26 Driver's Education car arrives. We beat Van- lue 39-0. 27 Football players attend State game. Junior class party. OCTOBER 2 Vo-Ag district meet at Sycamore. 3 V2 day of school-no water in Rawson. We beat Mt. Blanchard in Homecoming game. 4 Senior Skating Party. 6 Seniors start collecting ads for annual. Mrs. Linder takes over Bame's classes. 7 C-R P.T.A., G.A.A. meeting. 9 Seniors go to Tiffin to have their pictures taken. ????? 10 C-R football team continues to hold opposition scoreless. Van Buren the victim this time. 11 Freshman class party. 13 F.H.A., F.F.A. meetings. 14 Cory P.T.A. 17 WE BEAT ARLINGTON-O Happy day. 18 Band- Booster's sponsor square dance. 20 No school for high school-furnace not work- 1119. 21 Seniors proofs arrive. Do I really look like that? Rawson P.T.A. 23 McComb defeated by C-R. Party at the high school after the game for the football boys. 24 No school-Teachers meeting at Toledo. 25 F.H.A., F.F.A. Hayride. Keep warm????? 28 Mr. Knight declared the precipitation today, SNOWI 30 Tom Sawyer puppet show for entire school. 31 Football boys end season undefeated and 1 held opposition scoreless. NOVEMBER 1 Supper for football boys. G.A.A. hayride. Government class holds mock election-Ike wins, Mr. Knight ran close second for coroner! C-R P.T.A. G.A.A. meeting. Sophomore-Junior class meetings. Rawson carnival. Mrs. Oswald absent. Lions' Club Banquet for football players. Miss Reimund came to help out Mrs. Oswald's classes. Cory PTA. Blood bank here-no girls faintedl Bi-County F .H.A. meeting. Basketball starts, lost to Vanlue. Rawson P.T.A. County Honor Society Social at McComb. Black Swamp Banquet at high school. We won over Blanchard in first home B.B. game. Iunior class skating party. Football and Band Appreciation banquet. We beat Arcadia on home court. Thanksgiving and vacation. DECEMBER C-R P.T.A. Lecture in Problem's class. Where are the Seniors? fToledo, Lima, Cleve- land, Angolaj What pretty blue and red unexcused ab- sensesl Another lecture in problems class. Liberty defeated by C-R. Lost to McComb in an exciting game. F.F.A., F.H.A. meetings. By some strange twist of fate, Arlington beat us. Sophomore class party. Rawson and Cory P.T.A.'s. G.A.A. meeting. Gray-Duo Assembly. Can I learn to play the marimba? Van Buren defeats C-R in overtime. High School Chorus presents cantata. Christmas vacation begins. Lost to Columbus Grove in tourney at Bluffton College. Pandora-Gilboa beats C-R by one point. 79 1.1. I Ml 1 ,, my gf .ALM N j 3 , 'Q UALETNUAH ll0n'l. IANUARY Happy New Year! C-R defeats Vanlue. Beaverdam beats C-Pt by 7 points. C-R P.T.A. No school-icy weather. We won over Blanchard. Bettsville defeated by C-R. F .F.A. Speech contest. Cory P.T.A. Exams ' MKG? More exams. We sort of lost to Liberty. Second Semester begins and Drivers Ed. car still here. Watched inauguration on Philco TV tpluq, pluql. Rawson P.T.A. Fire in Physics lab.-where was Fink????? Defeated by McComb in ball game. County Music Festival at Arlington. Schools close because of flu. Senior Scholarship tests. Now lets see-if Mary is twice Ann's age, which is half the difference in their ages and 8 years ago was a third, how old is Iohn? Huh???? Games cancelled. FEBRUARY Well, back to school, Mrs. Oswald here. C-R P.T.A. Lost to Arlington. Finally got to play Arcadia. We won! ! !! Beat Van Buren in an exciting game. G.A.A. High School party - Grapefruit for entertainment. Ir. Hi team beats Van Buren in tournament. Cory P.T.A. C-R upset by Arcadia in first round of tourna- ment. Boo-hoo. Farmers Institute. Ir. Hi wins over Arcadia. Rawson P.T.A. Siberia was never this coldl Ir. Hi brings home another championship. Gee what a pretty football trophy boys. Con- gratulations. 24 Senior play cast chosen. 28 F.F.A.-F.H.A. Party. MARCH 3 C-R P.T.A. 10 Music Auditions at McComb. Is that your knees knockinq???? 17 Career Day at Findlay College, maybe we should join the foreign legion. 18 County Honor Society Social. 20 Rawson Grade Operetta. 21 Music contest at Ada. 24 Scholarship tests. 27 Senior play, Two Minutes to 28 Music Auditions at Lima. 30 Band Swimming party. APRIL 1 Basketball Athletic Banquet. 3 Good'Friday. 6 C-R P.T.A. 7 Honor Society Banquet at Arlington. 10 County Teachers meeting, F.H.A.-F.F.A. Ban- quet. 15 Assembly program. Who tumed in the fire alarm in the east hall? 17 Eighth grade tests. 24 Ir. play. MAY l Cory grade operetta. 2 District scholarship tests at Bowling Green. 3 Spring Music Recital. 5 C-R P.T.A. 8 Rawson grade Operetta. 9 Ir. Sr. Banquet-Lovelylll ll Recognition Day. Oh so that's why we took those tests? 12 Cory P.T.A. 14 Sr. exams. 17 Baccalaureate and Commencement. 18, 19, 20 EXAMS 22 Grade Cards. 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