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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

CORY-RAWSON Class 0 f '54 Presents the HORNET C ONTENTS i Administration .... 6 Seniors ....... 17 ' Underclassmen .... 37 Activities .... . . 53 'Athletics . . . . . 67 Cory Grade BuHding Rawsun Grade BuHdin J. C. HOCHSTETTLER SONS Elevator Grain-M111-Feed-Purina Chows Fertilizer-Fence-Salt-Etc. Rawson, Ohio COBY-HAWSUN HIEH SEHUUL HANCOCK DIESEL SERVICE CO. INC. Reclamation of Diesel Fuel Injection Equipment 300 Walnut St. Findlay l Lbefcafion We, the members oi the Senior Class of Cory-Rawson High School, Wish to dedicate our 1954 annual in memory oi Dale Cook, a member oi our class, who passed away during our fresh- man year. We all cherished him as a dear friend and he is greatly missed by all of his classmates. Q N -,, , .-1-1 ANNUAL STAFF Charlene lnbody .................. Sports Editor Maxine Iohnson ......... .... . Business Manager Robert Edinger ...... ........ I oke Editor Marilyn Manges ..... ....... L iterary Editor Mary Ann Walters .... ..... C alendar Editor Ivadean Hicks ..... ...... C irculation Editor Betty Williams ..... ..... A sst. Literary Editor Iim Hugus .......... ..... A sst. Editor Mr. Bame ...... ....... A dvisor Ronnie Ream .... ....... Ed itor , V-as 5, A Mildred Hanna ...................... Art Editor Offen Wflfkins ---------------------------- Ads Norman Hassan .... .... A sst. Photographer Chfrrlotte BC1d?ffSCh9f ---- ---- A ds Carol Hause ..... ............... P hotographer Marlene Wilklfls --'---- ---- A ds Dave Creighton ...... ......... ........ A d s FINDLAY COLLEGE Margy Spcretld .... ........ I .I ........ Ads A Good Liberal Arts College With Eldon Crawfis .... .... A dvertismg Manager A Wholesome Christian Environment Findlay, Ohio Dr. H. Clifford Fox, Pres. ., ,fl 1 w g Admlmslratlon SIIHUUL B01-KRD Orvell Crates Enizcmuel Boutwell , PRESIDENT CLERK r Marshall Boag1e,Ir. Burns Hartman Adrian XI-Ioudeshaell SMITH HARDWARE Ioel Baumgarlner Crosley Appliances Amana Freezers Bendix Washers Sz Dryers J ENERA SUPEHINTENDENT ROBERT K. DERRICKSON High School Graduate Springfield High School College Graduate Wittenberg Findlay, A.B.: Ohio State, M.A. THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE CO Crushed Stone-Ready Mixed Concrete FINDLAY PHINUIPALS 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 RAWSON ' CORY RICHARD MOYER ELMER I. STEINER Bluffton College, A.B. Elementary Diploma University of Cincinnati 8th Grade Home Room High School and Elementary Physical Education Certificates OHIO OIL CO. Refiners and Marketers Marathon Gasoline and Motor Oil FINDLAY, OHIO l X Kenneth W. Bame Raymond Clefvidence Findlay College, B.S. Bowling Green STCITG Indiana University, M.S. UT1iVGfSi'fY, B-3- Commercial, English Fif1d1CfY College Commercial Miller H. Fink Findlay College, A.B. Franklin Deeds Bowling Green State Ohio State University, B.S. University Vocational Agriculture physics, Biology-I Mathematics, Physical Education Carson Marshall Bluffton College, B.S. Ohio Northern Bowling Green State University Industrial Arts Susan Iohnson Miami University, B.S. Home Economics Howard Trostmiller Cliitord Myers Findlay College, A.B. Rio Grande Bowling Green State Ohio State, B.S. University Music Driving, History, Physical Education B. E. WOLFROM THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK General Hardware BLUFFTON, OHIO Gasoline, Oils, Paints, Glass Member of Federal Reserve Bank I0 MT. CoRY, OHIO and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Avonelle Zimmerman Bluffton College, A.B. English, Latin Helen Benner Bowling Green State University, B.S. First Grade L., . Winifred Clymer 2nd Year Diploma Bowling Green State University Kindergarten 1 Ruth Folk Bluffton College Ohio Northern University Fourth Grade 3 Genevieve Beagle 2nd Year Diploma Bowling Green State University Kindergarten Idella Benner Elementary Diploma Second Grade Martha Folk Elementary Diploma Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Findlay College First Grade Clara Garman Bluffton College Bowling Green State University, B.S. Third Grade HOADLEY'S RUG and THE TARBOX-MCCALL STONE CO. O. C. HURSEY Sz SONS CLEANING COMPANY Manufacturers of Crushed Stone John Deere and New Idea New floor covering and and Agricultural Lime Farm Equipment rug cleaning 852 Western Avenue BLUFFTON, OHIO Phone Main-100-131 N. Cory St. Phone 171 - Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Iune McVetta Bluffton College, A.B. Bowling Green State University Music and Art Seventh Grade Wanda Palmer Third Grade Elementary Diploma Esther Rickenbaugh Taylor University Ohio Northern University Fourth Grade Helen Warren Ohio Northern University, A.B. Bowling Green State fins Q-iw 'iv' Alice Moyer Bluffton College, A.B. Seventh Grade Music Levon Trask Bluffton College Findlay College Ohio Northern University Elementary Vocal Music Sixth Grade Herbert Trcrucht Bluffton College, A.B. Bowling Green State University Arithmetic, Geography, History Seventh Grade Helen Zimmerman Stetson University, B.S. 6: M.S. Ohio Northern Universi University Fifth Grade Second Grade F. S. PENDLETON C. F. NISWANDER AND SON JESSE J. BROWN LUMBER CO. Your International SAL!-:s 8: SERVICE 2 MCCOMB, OHIO Harvester Dealer Passenger 8x School Bus I BLUFFTON, OHIO 6405 Seaman Road-Route 5 ToLEno 5, OHIo fY JUKES Mary Ann: Gee, last night I had an accident. I ran over a man with my car. Iim W.: Mary Ann, that's terrible! Mary Ann: I'll say. He had a pocketful of nails and ruined my tires. Margy: I've got Iim eating out of my hand! Elizabeth: Saves washing a lot of dishes, doesn't it? Ronnie C.: Would you marry a man for his money even if he was an idiot? Sharon: Oh, this is so sudden. Father: So you desire to become my son-in-law. Young man: No sir, but if I'm going to marry your daughter, I don't see any way out of it. Orren: Do you think it's bad luck to put off a wedding? Ronnie C.: Not if you put it off long enough. Bob H.: Is it true Deifendeifer's own the town garage now? Don C.: It must be. I see the free air sign is down. Martha F.: When I sing, everyone claps their hands. Shelva W.: Yea, over their ears. Mildred: In the old days, a man offered a woman a penny for her thoughts. Norman: Yes, and now he gives her five dollars to keep them to herself. Tom H.: There sure are a lot of girls in town that don't Want to get married. Bill M.: How do you know? Tom H.: I've asked 17 of them already. Sergeant: How does your new uniform fit? Hassan: Well the shirt's ok but the pants are a little loose around the armpits. Ronnie D.: Do you know why the ink blot was so blue? Don Y.: No, Why? Ronnie D.: Because his old man was in the pen finishing out a sentence. Mr. Fink: Mary, did you change the water in the gold fish bowl? Mary H.: No, they didn't drink what I gave them yesterday. Salesman: You pay only a small deposit. Then you make no more payments for six months. Mrs. Iohnson: Who told you about us? Don M.: Did the school play have a happy ending? Lowell M.: Yes, everyone was glad it was over. Ruth S.: Doctor, what are my chances of recovering? Doctor: 1002! Medical records show that nine out of ten die of the disease you have. Yours is the tenth case I've treated and the rest all died. RAWSUN BUS DRIVERS Harold Young, Virgil BorkoskY. Iohn Tracy, Dwight Howard, Clifford Myers, Kenneth Bame. I Earl Leist, Albert Bauman, Ralph Waltz, Robert Moyer, Guy Anderson. BLUFFTON STONE CO. BIXEL MOTOR SALES Stone for all purposes - Agricultural Lime Sales - FORD - Service Ph-142-W-BLUFFTQN, Ouro Phone 172-W - BLUFFTON, OHIO UUSTUDIANS ANU Cllll H I G H S C H 'W O O L Cloyce Deifendeifer R A W S Q O G R A D E Virgil Borkosky fm' A Margaret George Lucille Borkosky KS Y 9 ! 1 K Marguerite Neff 51 f H ' H - 454 2 . If ef' Q - ' suffix. ,kV.:kkf 4 . A 2 aee. f YN H. 1 nz. P re' K' . ?4l Velma I ones - fl 2 .H S S 2 C ' H f QI' ' 'X - 0 ' E' 2 l f 4-ll 'K 2 ' R H.f'2 . ' Y qlzl 5 . f- fa. A ' . 1:15. WEE ' ,:f. H' f f ' fri? . . 1 '-Q V ' ' G , eiaeee H R . ' ' 1: Q. 'Q 2 'H Z Q 'e ' 'H . A -fi fe . .. -mi fe H 0 ,nn 19 'Y ' fi Q 2 D ' 'I'-7 Q 7 - '? H E Sl 1'-f-H2 S 1145-'Q H H ,Vw H . ,Q n. :NN-.2 .- ' nit!! H 'V fl-'S' Ralph Waltz Mrs. Henry K CHARLES BARGER Buyer of all kinds of Livestock Ph. 172W-Bluffton Phone 2021 Of 2052 RAWSON oontz Dessie Beagle WESTERN 8: SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE 528-30 Niles Bldg.-FINDLAY F. W. Luginbm-H. B. smith '5 ,gl 4 J 42.1 f3g,,' jg - WL, lf' , Jigs? A ' '. 9 'ff ' '35 A Lb f ' N' S5395 'Ll ,wr- X 'E J 9 aw' U 5' M 'QF' .', xt' 1 wi -QL in t . :gi X-54 45353, e , . .' bl Compliments THE PEOPLES BANKING COMPANY McComb, Ohio We try to serve all. Valedrctorian PRESIDENT MARGARET ANN SPAETI-I Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Contest Chorus 3, 4: Girls Ensemble 3, 4: Cantata 3, 4: Music Audi- tions 3, 4: County Music Festival 1, 3, 4: F.I-LA. l, Z, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Annual Staff 4: Ir. Red Cross Council 3: Class President 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Valedictorian 4: Scholarship Team Z: Senior Scholar- ship Test 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play Cast 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Librarian 2. MILDRED IEANEITE HANNA Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Saxophone Quartet 4: Contest Chorus 3: Spring Revue 3: Cantata 3: Music Librarian 3, 4: County Music Auditions 4: County Music Festival 3, 4: Band Club 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Saluta- torian 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Senior Scholar- ship Test 4: lst Prize-State Institute Poster 3: Librar- ian 2, 4: Cafeteria 2: District Music Auditions 3. VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY to Salutatonan ELEANOR MAXINE IOHNSON Glee Club l, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Cantata 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Bi-County Officer 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Librarian 1: Annual Staff 4: Class Treasurer 2: Class Vice President 4: Ir. Red Cross Council 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Blade Football Corres- pondent 3: Iunior Play Cast 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Office Staff 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4. HAROLD LEE RI'T1'TIG Glee Club 1, 2: Orchestra 1: Maritana 2: County Mu- sic Festival 1, 2: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Presi- dent 4: Class Treasurer 4: Football 4: Football Mana- ger 3. IVADEAN HICKS Ada 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Vocal Ensemble l, 4: Cantata 3, 4: Spring Revue 4: District Music Auditions l, 4: Coun- ty Music Festival 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 3, President 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Class President 1: Class Vice President 3: Class Secretary 4: Honor Society 3, 4: DAR Scholarship Test 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Iu- nior Play Cast 3: Home- coming Attendant 4. CARL MELVIN AMSTUTZ Glee Club 1, 27 Football 3, 47 Basketball 37 Varsity Club 47 Iunior Play Stage Crew 3. CHARLOTTE LOU BADERTSCHER Glee Club 1, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 47 District Music Auditions 3, 47 County Mu- sic Festival 47 F.1-1.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Homernakers' Degree 1, 27 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 An- nual Staff 47 Newspaper Staff 17 lunior Red Cross Council 37 Honor Society 3, 47 DAR Citizenship Test 1 7 ,N . ,H 7 ,,, fp . K ,i ,.yl ' 'f, f , in 'mr i ,' lt? 5 47 Senior Scholarship Test X 47 lunior Play Cast 37 li' V Senior Play Cast 47 Office Staff 4. A t 1 otfto 7 ff 4 MARY IO BASINGER , ,iw W Q , Q Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed - R 4 ' 4 7' 4 Chorus 3, 47 Band l, 2, 3, 1' ' ' 47 Saxophone Quartet 47 ' 4' ,V Orchestra 27 Operetta 27 ., it Y w g Cantata 3, 47 Spring Revue V ' 3, 4: County Music Audi- ,Mig Y M tions 2, 3, 4: District Music in 7 ' '-- 7 Auditions 2, 3, 47 County :' f 4, - - Music Festival 3, 47 Dela- ' ,j,:,w' Ware Music Festival 47 , ' x F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, song - .,,: y 5 Leader 4: lunior Play Cast 7 gl 3, senior Play 4, office Q, ' Staff 4- 4 , 4 oit, , c If t I me rirf JF f RONALD DEE CRAMER Glee Club 1, 2, 37 Football 1 . M, 4 - Maj a 1 , 'tl ya' rsir 5 SYM' 'Rv 1 it : I U , I in Y , t , X is gighh 7, Q - 7, 7 GRACE EVELYN AUGSBURGER F.H.A. 3, 47 Librarian 3. CAROLYN PAYE BAME Glee Club 1, 27 Operetta 27 Cantata 37 F.H,A. 3. IMELDA WILMA BRACY Glee Club 1, 27 Newspaper Staff 17 Iunior Play Cast 3. ELDON LOWELL CRAWFIS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 1, Z7 Operetta 27 Cantata 3, 47 County Music Festi- val 3, 47 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Sentinal 47 Class Treasur- er 17 Annua1'Staif 47 Agri- culture Scholarship Test 47 Football 2, 37 Basketball 37 Wrestling 17 Iunior Play Cast 37 Senior Play Cast 4. DONALD DAVID CRAWFORD Glee Club 1, 27 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Secretary 27 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain Football 47 Basketball l,'27 Baseball 27 Varsity Club 2, 3, 47 Homecoming Escort 47 Senior Play Cast 4. RONALD EUGENE DEH-'ENDEIFER Glee Club 1, 27 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 37 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Varsity Club 2, 3. ROBERT HILTON EDINGER Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Cantata 3, 47 District Music Auditions 47 County Music Festival 3, 47 Delaware Music Festival 47 Annual Staff 47 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 47 Varsity Club 3, 47 Iunior Play Cast 3. BARBARA IOANNE GROSE Glee Club 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 47 Concert Band 3, 47 Majorette l, 2, 3, 47 Head Majorette 3, 47 Oper- etta 27 Cantata 3, 47 Spring Revue 3, 47 District Music Auditions 3, 47 County Mu- sic Festival 3, 47 Band Club 3, 4, President 47 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Honor Society 3, 4, President 47 District Scholarship Team l, 2: Senior Scholarship Test 47 Librarian 2. MARSHALL DAVE CREIGHTON Glee Club l, 27 Band 17 Agriculture Scholarship Test 47 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Director 47 Foot- ball 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Co-Cap- tain 47 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Varsity Club 3, 47 Home- coming Escort 3j Iunior Play Stage Crew 37 Office Staff 4. MARIE MAE ECK Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 47 Operetta 27 Can- tata 3, 47 Spring Revue 37 County Music Auditions 37 County Music Festival 47 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL I EAN ERNEST Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 47 Cantata 3, 47 Spring Revue 3, 47 County Music Auditions 3, 47 Coun- ty Music Festival 47 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Librarian 37 Cafeteria 2, 4. BETTY IEAN HAMILTON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Ensemble 27 Orchestra l, 2, 37 Cantata 3, 47 Spring Revue 3, 47 County Music Auditions l, 2, 3, 47 District Music Audi- tions 2, 3, 47 State Music Auditions 37 State Orches- tra Festival 47 District Or- chestra Festivals l, 2, 3, 47 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 3, State Home- maker 37 Honor Society 3, 47 Senior Scholarship Test 47 lunior Play Cast 37 Se- nior Play Cast 47 Office Staff 47 Librarian 17 Cate- teria 1. ROBERT DEAN HARTMAN Glee Club 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2,.3: Varsity Club 3, 4. CAROL MIRIAM HAUSE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Vocal En- semble 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3: Clarinet Trio 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet 4: Operetta Orchestra 2: Cantata 3, 4: Spring Revue 3: County Auditions 3, 4: District Auditions 3, 4: State Auditions 3: County Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Delaware Music Festival 4: Band Club 3, 4, Vice President 4: F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, State Home- maker 3: Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 4: News- paper Staff 1: Honor Soci- ety 3, 4: District Scholar- ship Team 2: Senior Schol- arship Test 4: lunior Play Cast 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Office Staff 4: Librarian 2. IOHN IOSEPH HELDMAN F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Sentinel 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l: Varsity Club 3, 4. IAMES GRANT HUGUS Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Operetta 2: Cantata 3, 4: Band 1: County Music Festival 1, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Vice President l, 2: Class Treasurer 3: Ir. Red Cross Council 3: Honor Society 3, 4: District Scholarship Team 1, 2: Senior Scholar- ship Test 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Cast 3. ,nt mf iii: 1 .. - 5 i Q f fo-if 4 5. W el, M :it NORMAN CHARLES HASSAN Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Orches- tra l: Cantata 4: County Music Festival 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Club 3, 4. ALFRED PAUL HELDMAN Glee Club 1, 2: Wrestling 1. FREDERICK LYNN HENRY Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Cantata 3, 4: County Music Festival 3, 4: Delaware Musical Fes- tival 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. CHARLENE MAE INBODY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ac- companist 3, 4: Boys Glee Club Accompanist 4: Mix- ed Chorus 2, 4: Ensemble Accompanist 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3: Clar- inet Trio 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet 4: Operetta 2: Cantata Accompanist 3, 4: Spring Revue 3, 4: Contest Chorus 3, 4: District Audi- tions 1, 2, 3, 4: State Audi- tions 3: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Band Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 4: F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Class Sec- retary 3: Newspaper Staff 1: Honor Society 3, 4: Dis- trict Scholarship Team 2, 3: DAR Citizenship Test 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Office Staff 1: Librarian 1, 2, 3. EARL HAUGH IAMFS F. F. A. l,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 47 Iunior Play Cast 37 Senior Play Cast 47 Agri- culture Scholarship Test 4. MARILYN IRAN MANGES Glee Club l,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 47 Vocal En- semble 2,3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Orchestra l,2,37 Operetta 27 Cantata 3,47 Spring Re- vue 3, 47 District Music Auditions l,2, 3, 47 State Music Auditions 27 County Music Festival l, 2, 3, 47 Delaware Music Festival 1,47 District Orchestra Fes- tivals l,4: Band Club 3,4, President 3, News Reporter 47 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, President 3, Vice President 2, 37 Honor Society 3,4, County Chaplain 47 Annual Staff 47 Iunior Play Cast 37 Senior Play Cast 47 Dis- trict Scholarship Team 2,37 DAR Citizenship Test 47 Senior Scholarship Test 47 Librarian 1,37 Cafeteria 27 Cheerleader 17 Homecom- ing Attendant 37 Fair Queen Candidate 4. IMELDA BERTHA PLANKENHORN Glee Club l,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Vocal En- semble 3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Orchestra 27 Operetta 27 Cantata 3,47 Spring Revue 3,47 District Music Audi- tions 3, 47 County Music Festival 3, 47 Band Club 3,47 F.H.A. l,2,3,47 News- paper Staff 17 Homecom- inq Attendant 27 F. F. A. Sweetheart 47 Homecoming Queen 4. ROSEMARY LYNN PRESTON Glee Club l,2,47 Mixed Chorus 47 Cantata 3, 47 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. 'L Q HK? itl 4551, 1--4, 5 . f 'S ,. , Nf l, ix. L 1 it 157 3 RUSSELL EUGENE LUDWIG Glee Club 1,27 Football 1, 2,37 Basketball 1,27 Varsity Club 3. WANDA IEAN PETERSON Glee Club 1,27 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,47 Librarian 4. ELIZABETH ELEANOR KLINGLER Glee Club 1,27 Honor So- ciety 3,4. RONALD OTIS REI-IM Glee Club l,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Operetta 27 Cantata 3,47 County Music Festival 3, 47 Delaware Music Festival 47 F. F. A. l,2,3, Assistant Treasurer 2, Treasurer 37 Annual Editor 47 Class Secretary 17 Honor Society 47 Senior Scholarship Test 47 Foot- ball. l,2,3,47 Basketball 1, 2,3,47 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Homecoming Escort 27 lun- ior Play Cast 37 Office Staff 4. RUTH MARY SMITH Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Cantata 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Librarian 1. MARY LUCILLE TRACKLER. Glee Club 2,35 Cantata 25 F.H,A. 1. MARY ANN' WALTER Glee Club 15 F.H.A. l,2,3, 4, Recreation Leader 3, State Recreation Leader 3, State Homemaker Degree 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Class President 15 Hon- or Society 3,4, Reporter 45 Senior Scholarship Test 45 Cheerleader 1: lr. Fair Attendant 15 Office Staff 35 Librarian 2. PHYLLIS ANN WATKINS Glee Club l,2,35 Cantata 35 F.H.A. l,2,35 News- paper Staff 1. BEVERLY IEANNE TRACKLER Glee Club 2,35 F.l-LA. l,2,3. HAROLD EUGENE VON STI-IIN F.F.A. l,Z,3,4, Treasurer 45 Football Manager 45 Var- sity Club 4. ORRHN EUGENE WATKINS Liberty l,Z,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2, 3, 45 Cantata 45 County Music Festival 45 Delaware Music Festival 45 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Agri- culture Scholarship Test 45 Football 45 Basketball 1,Z, 3,45 Varsity Club 4. IEROME EJVIANUEL WI-IDMAN' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Cantata 3,45 County Music Festival 3,45 Delaware Music Festival 45 Class President 15 Hon- or Society 3, 45 District Scholarship Team 25 Sen- ior Scholarship Test 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Home- coming Escort 1. IAME LEE WELLS Glee Club l, 4: Mixed Chorus' 4: Cantata 4: County Music Festival 4: Class Treasurer 1: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain Football 4: Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Varsity Club 3,4: Queen-Escort 4: Junior, Play Cast 3. BETTY IEAN NNILLIAMS Glee Club l,2,3,4: Oper- etta 2: Cantata 3,4: Spring Revue 4: District Music Auditions 4: F.H.A. l,2,3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4: District Scholarship Team 2. IOHN DON YOAKAM Glee Club 1,2,4: Mixed Chorus 4: Orchestra 1: Operetta 2: Cantata 4: County Music Auditions l, 2: County Music Festival l,2,4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: News- paper Staff 1: Wrestling 1,27 Senior Play Cast 4. MARLENE WILKINS F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, State I-lomemakers' Degree 3: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4: DAR Citizen- ship Test 4: Senior Scholar- ship Test 4: Librarian 4 RICHARD ELDEN WISE Pandora-Gilboa 1,27 F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Northwest Confer- ence Track 1: Baseball l. Mrs. Marshall was spending a day in bed with a severe cough, and her husband was working in the backyard, hammering nails into some boards. Presently a neighbor came over. HoW's the wife? he asked. Not very Well, replied Marshall. ls that her coughin'? No, answered Marshall, It's a chicken house. Two motorists met on a bridge too narrow for their cars to pass. I never back up for an idiot, yelled Deifendeifer. That's all right, shouted the other, shifting into reverse, l always do. CLASS HISTURY One early day in September 1942, 53 first graders eagerly, but bashfully boarded the busses and arrived at their respective schools with 28 at Mt. Cory and 25 at Rawson. Twenty-four of these have been 12 years together in our school system. Our education was developed by our many teachers who gave us a founda- tion for our future life which we greatly appreciate. During the summer between our 7th and 8th grade, Mt. Cory and Rawson became a consolidated school district. In the fall of 1950, 55 gangly, green freshmen who thought we were flying high, started our high school career. We met some of our co-classmates and under the supervision of our sponsors, Mr. Bame and Mr. Marshall, who have followed us all through high school, we organized our class and elected as President, Mary Ann Walter, Vice President, Iames Hugus, Secretary, Ronnie Ream, and Treasurers, Iim Wells and Eldon Crawfis. Much to the SENIORS delight we were given an initiation with fishworms, tomatoes, and all the toppings. During the year Deloris Ripley and Iohn Zoll left our class and Don Crawford and Kay Logsdon were welcomed. One of our classmates, Dale Cook, passed away and was missed greatly by all of us. During our Sophomore year, we entered into the nice, clean, modern building and We really learned the meaning of Cory-Rawson Highl As we started more smoothly than before, we elected as our President, Ierry Weidman, Vice President, lim Hugus, Secretary, Don Crawford, Treasurer, Maxine Iohnson. A big problem was to select our sparkling class rings which we received the following year. Two of our members left us, Toby McKinley and Ruth Dangler, while Richard Wise and Ivadean Hicks joined us. We entered our Iunior Year with great anxiety about the year ahead of us. Our class officers were: President, Margaret Spaeth, Vice President, Ivadean Hicks, Secretary, Charlene lnbody, Treasurer, Iim Hugus. First of all we had our concession stand at basketball games which took much planning, then our Iunior Play A Date With Iudy, under the direction of Mrs. Oswald, and the last big event was our. banquet. It was decorated beautifully with the theme Moonlight and Roses. Bonnie Beach, Kay Logsdon, Gertrude Fletcher left us. Last, but surely not least was our Senior Year which we had always looked forward to. Of course we were busy but enjoyed every minute of it. We organized our class with the following officers: President, Margaret Spaeth, Vice President, Maxine Iohnson, Secretary, Ivadean Hicks, and Treasurer, Harold Rettig. We selected our Annual Staff which worked hard to publish this book, and in October we went to Findlay to have our Senior Portraits taken. tMy weren't we prettyll Next we presented our Senior Play A Little Honey directed by Wade O. Knight. We also had the privilege of selecting our name cards, invitations, caps and gowns. Orren Watkins entered C-R High this year making a total of 50 in the class of '54. After completing all of those rough exams, we went on our senior trip to Washington and New York with our competent sponsors, Mr. Bame and Mr. Marshall. Everyone had a swell time with a great trip and many famous attractions. Our last event together was our Commencement and Baccalaureate on May 23. Each one of us is looking forward to the future and will follow our class motto In Ourselves Our Future Lies. ARLINGTON ELEVATOR 8 SUPPLY CO. O'I'I'O FUNERAL HOME Ph 98 Grain, Seeds, Feed, Coal, etc. Ambulance Service ARLINGTON Ph. 2131 RAwsoN .ml THE CLASS PRUPHEIIY Here we are at our 1964 class reunion at the lavish Eagle dining hall and we find some very interesting things have been happening to that graduating class of 1954. Carolyn Bame has become a ballet dancer known the world over for her grace. Donald Crawford took his part seriously in the senior play and has become a prominent exterminator along with Ronald Deifendeifer who invents new insecticides. Charlotte Badertscher has become a fashion model in the BIG PAY OFF. Eldon Crawfis has changed from the chased to the chaser and is now Sgt. Eldon Crawfis of the State Highway Patrol. Barbara Grose has a twirling and modern dance studio in Toledo. Among her students are two dark-haired girls and a boy. Ronald Cramer is working with his favorite blonde as Manager of the local Light and Bright factory. Wanda Peterson is Executive Vice President of the Kresge chain stores. Robert Hartman has been elected Mayor of Mt. Cory on the reform platform. Maxine Johnson is teaching Swedish at Miami University. lohn Heldman is solo flutist in the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra after taking up his wife's instrument. Charlene Inbody has finished a successful career in business and is now holding the title of the Youngest Grandmother in the World. Betty Williams is the manager of the heavyweight champion boxer as a sideline from taking care of her three light-haired chil- dren. David Creighton was a leading man in 3-D's but has now become the cattle king of Texas. Robert Edinger has taken Red Buttons place on television with one of the highest TV ratings. Elizabeth Klingler has finally found that long-looked-for husband and is now raising her four children. Alfred Heldman and Harold Von Stein have teamed up to become the Ohio State Soil Testers. Phyllis Watkins is the first WAP to fly to Mars on a rocket. Iim Wells and Mary Ann Walter have decided to raise a football team. Norman Hasson took a home correspondence course in body building and is now TV wrest- ling champion. Betty Hamilton is the new his- LUGIBIHL'S MEAT MARKET AND LOCKER SERVICE Fresh Home Killed Meats Curing-Smoking-Processing Custom Slaughtering for lockers and home freezers Phone 93A Pandora, Ohio tory and govemment teacher at Cory-Rawson. Fred Henry has set a new all time record for the Indianapolis Speedway. Ierry Weidman is the number one extra point kicker on the Green Bay Packers football team. Mary Trackler has moved to Detroit to make a full-time job of her favorite pastime. Carol Hause is one of the referees for the Madison Square Garden bouts. Earl Iames is the impressive minister who is giving lectures over television. Richard Wise is now the owner of a factory where Whizzer Motor Bikes are manufactured. lim 'Hugus is on the F ort Wayne Pistons basketball team. Margaret Spaeth is there, of course, each night with her dark-haired cheering section. Marilyn Manges is a proud ma-ma-a-a-a. Russell Ludwig is running a Cad- illac Sales Agency in Akron. Mildrea Hanna is designing and making before and after posters. She is also in charge of writing the commercials on the Howdy Doody show. Ronnie Ream is a bachelor shorthand teacher at an exclusive girl's school in Cleveland. Imelda Bracy is testing jet planes for the Army. Beverly Trackler is busy at home raising her triplets. Harold Rettig has become Secretary of Agriculture. Ruth Mary Smith has formed her own trucking line with her favorite truck driver. Imelda Plankenhorn has become a model mother and housekeeper. Rosemary Preston is the star of the Iimmy Lynch Death Dodgers Show which is now touring the country. Mary Io Basinger and Ivadean Hicks are writing hit musical comedies on Broadway. Marie Eck is running for president of the Fostoria P. T. A. Marlene Wilkins is chief ice cream tester for the Borden Company. Carl Amstutz is sound effects man for Walt Disney. Don Yoakum is pursuing a job that might per- suade him to quit being a bachelor: he is testing kissproof lipstick for Hazel Bishop. Grace Augsburger is driving a coast to coast Grey- hound bus. Well, we have learned quite a few things from the bits the graduates delivered to us at that reunion. What will the next ten years bring????? FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pandora, Ohio The Farmers' Friend Resources over 53,000,000-Member of J .D.I.C. CAN Mary Ann without a date Mildred without a straight A grade card Barbara having light-haired children Charlotte losing her wiggle Richard instructing a dancing class Carolyn with a 22 inch waist line Betty H. running down the hall Marilyn staying home Carol H. didn't like boys Maxine without a cute joke Ronnie Ream not smiling f Fred with size 4 shoes Don C. not having a grave to dig Bob E. going steady with a C-R girl Ieny failing to make an extra point in a game Iohn driving 35 mph in a 50 mile zone Alfred being interested in outside activities Orren without his convertible Ronnie Cramer dating someone else Harold V talking a blue streak Norman Hassan being a tough Marine sergeant Ronnie D. being a minister Don Y. with a butch hair cut Robert H. being agreeable Harold R. being a college professor Earl being a 9 year old in a play Iim H. going with a 6-ft. tall girl Margy not getting along with teachers Carl going with a girl Imelda B. going away every night Elizabeth being an old maid Eldon not making an issue of it Iim W. having an all girls orchestra Yllll IMAGINE? Dave giving up football to play in the band Grace being a cheerleader Marie without her camera Betty W. not studying Imelda P. getting up at 6:00 A.M. Carol E. with straight hair Mary Io singing in a monotone Charlene voting Republican Rosemary with black hair Phyllis running out of stationery Mary Lou being 5-ft. tall Beverly getting on the honor roll Ivadean missing an F.H.A. meeting Wanda running a department store Ruth Mary teaching Ag Russell coming to school Marlene raising flowers Any senior studying Government Mr. Bame being a dried-up professor Mr. Marshall forgetting parliamentary proce- dure Mr. Clevidence sitting on the bench at pep sessions Mr. Deeds teaching shop Mr. Knight not talking about little Richard Mrs. Iohnson not fluttering her eyelashes Mrs. Zimmerman giving anybody heck in study hall Mr. Fink forgetting to come to football game Trostmiller arrested for reckless driving Mr. Derrickson throwing papers in the hall Mr. Mr. Myers with a Brooklyn accent MILLER BUICK SALES Deale1.s in Buick Sales and Service 19 N. Main St. Bluffton, Ohio Phone 381-W HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU When in need of Insurance COOPERATIVE ASS'N., INC. or Real Estate Complete Line of Farm Supplies C. R. REESE Farm Owned Farm Controlled Insurance Agency Try Farm Bureau First Phone 137 33F Findlay-Williamstown-Mt. Cory Office Home Mt. Blanchard if . rn TVN: . 3 Q an Wnfuf MARION INBODY ARLINTON FORD SALES Complete Drainage Service Earl Grimes, Owner All work guaranteed Ph. 55 Arlington R, F. D. No. 6 Findlay Ph. Benton Ridge 622 SENIUH PUPULABITY EUNTEST The entire senior class voted in the following contest. Mr. Bame counted the ballots and kept the results secret until the annual was published. No student was allowed to be the winner of more than one title. Ronnie Ream received the largest number of the total votes for boys for all titles and Margy Spaeth re- ceived the most votes for girls for all titles. Boy Ronnie Ream ..... Fred Henry ..... . Eldon Crawtis .... Ronnie Cramer .... Dave Creighton .... lerry Weidman .... Alfred Heldman. . . lim Wells ...... Norman Hassan. . . Carl Amstutz ..... Orren Watkins .... Title Girl Most Popular ............... Marilyn Manges . . .Handsomest Boy o Prettiest Girl ........ Margy Spaeth Most likely to succeed ....... ... .Most Athletic. . . . . . . . .Most Bashful. ... Most Ambitious .... Neatest dressed .... . . ....Most Friend1y..... .. .....Prettiest Eyes..... Prettiest Hair ..... . . . .Mildred Hanna . . . Barbara Grose . . . . .Ivadean Hicks . . . Betty Hamilton . . . Charlene Inbody . .Mary Ann Walter Carol Hause Imelda Plankenhorn Most Winning Smile .... ....... I melda Bracy Ronnie Deifendeiter. . . .... Heartiest Laugher. . lim Hugus ........ Best All Around .... . . . .Marlene Wilkins . . . .Maxine Iohnson Mr. Knight to lim Wells: You're making a fool of yourself by talking. Sit down and let me begin. , Mrs. Trostmiller to Howard: Look how close that maniac is driving ahead of us. Asking a girl her age ls like buying a second hand carp The speedometer has been turned back But you can't tell just how far. LAST WILL ANI! TESTLMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of 1954, the school of Cory-Rawson, the county of Hancock, the state of Ohio, being of sound mind and body, realizing the impossibility of forever keeping these things which we have, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills here-to-fore made by us: ARTICLE I To the faculty, we will our smiling faces, happy disposition, and con- scientiousness. ARTICLE H To the sponsors. Marshall and Bame , we will many hayrides in the future. CWe had fun on ours.l ARTICLE III To the custodian, Mr. Deifendeifer, we will all of the clean windows after Halloween. ARTICLE IV To the Iuniors, we will all the money we had left over from the senior trip! LSpend it wisely as we did.l ARTICLE V To the Sophomores, we will all of our brains and good grades. CWe heard you'll need it.l ARTICLE VI To the Freshmen, we will all our good behavior patterns. CMay you follow them faithfully.l ARTICLE VII We, the members of the SENIOR CLASS, individually will the following: I, Carl Amstutz, will my gym shoes to any girl that can wear them. I, Grace Augsburger, will my strength to Kay Dever. I, Charlotte Badertscher, will my long, black hair to Sharon Kohler. I, Carolyn Bame, will my levis to Norma Sutton. I, Mary Io Basinger, will my soprano voice to Mr. Knight so that he might sing his government class to sleep. I, Imelda Bracy, will my size 9 to Phyllis Pearson. I, Ronald Cramer, will my love of airplanes to Coleen Inbody. I, Eldon Crawfis, will my ability to drive 85 and get away with it to Lowell Green. I, Donald Crawford, will my 250 pounds to Gian Welch. I, Dave Creighton, will my ability to understand big words in Mr. Bame's law class to Ierry Miller. I, Ronald Deifendeiier, will my Senior Social Science Book and my intelli- gence to Mr. Knight. I, Marie Eck, will my ability to be on time to anyone who can use it. I, Robert Edinger, will my Howdy Doody pin to Lowell Montgomery. I, Carol Ernest, will my naturally curly hair to Edith Augsburger. I, Barbara Grose, will my ability to twirl a baton to Kent Matthewson. I, Betty Hamilton, will my quiet, subdued nature to Marilyn Boehm. I, Mildred Hanna, will my artistic ability to Marilyn Smith. I, Bob Hartman, will my shyness to Sharon Houdeshell. I, Norman Hassan, will my shortness to George Keller. I, Carol Hause, will my cake baking ability to Bob Shafer. I, Alfred Heldman, will my love of Industrial Arts to Bob Iames. I, Iohn Heldman, will my ability to get a new car every year to lames Augsburger. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Frederick Henry, will my good nature to Leah Cogley. lvadean Hicks, will my soprano voice to Iudy Baumgartner. lim Hugus, will my dark complexion to Kenny Zuercher. Charlene Inbody, will my ability to talk fast to anyone that dares try and stop me. Earl Iames, will my ability not to argue at any little thing to Merritt Von Stein. Maxine Iohnson, will my dark eyebrows and eyelashes to lanet Welch. Elizabeth Klingler, will my sewing ability to my sister, Margaret. Russell Ludwig, will my ability to get A's in shop to Curtis Hackworth. Marilyn Manges, will my ability to go steady with one boy all through high school to Roberta Hause. Wanda Peterson, will my height to Sandra Spaeth. Imelda Plankenhorn, will my ability to play the trombone to Larry Kitchen. Rosemary Preston, will my ability to get the car to the Freshman boys so they can go on dates. Ronnie Ream, will my ability to get a girl to Mr. Clevidence. Harold Rettig, will my ability to get along with Mr. Knight to Bob Walters. Ruth Mary Smith, will my long lane to walk up and down to Ioan Marvin. Margy Spaeth, will my cheerleading ability to Sandra George. Beverly Trackler, will my freckles to Lulabelle Bracy. Mary Trackler, will my slimness to Norma Preston. Harold Von Stein, will my ability to take care of the F. F. A. Treasurer's book to Lowell Rossman. Mary Ann Walter, will my twenty-two inch waistline to Mary Moe. Orren Watkins, will my ability to get dressed fast in the dressing room to Tom Reiter. Phyllis Watkins, will my peppy disposition to Eva Iean Rettig, Ierry Weidman, will my athletic ability to Iunior Webb. Iim Wells, will my physique to Roger Frantz. Marlene Wilkins, will my hearty laugh to Bonnie Marquart. Betty Williams, will my luck taking government tests to any junior who needs it. Richard Wise, will my problems books to Leroy Reiter. Don Yoakam, will my long hair to Carson Marshall. Power of Attorney: Marilyn Manges Witnessed by: Kenneth Bame R. K. Derrickson BITS ABUUT SENIUHS Name Nickname Pa time Seen Ambition Carl Amstutx '-?!l' Wreckless Driving Hard Tellin' Midget in a side show Grace Augsburqer Gracie Headache Dieting Police Sergeant Charlotte Badertscher Louie Keeping Mailman Busy In Church Marry a Preacher Carolyn Bame Lyn Drawing Football Games Design Mamie's Clothes Mary Io Basinger Ioie Doodling Ada Play Sax in O.S.U. Boys Band Imelda Bracy Bracy Baby Sitting Home MRS. Ronald Cramer Ronnie Smiling With a blond 6-Star General Eldon Crawiis Crawfis Arguing Everywhere Go Steady Donald Crawford Big Don Eating Kitchen Photographer for Ladies Apparel David Creighton Dave Throwing Erasers Anywhere Bathing Beauty Iudge Ronald Deifendeiier Deifey Telling Stories With Cory Gang Batchler Marie Eck Marie Photography Around Private Nurse to Lincoln Robert Edinger Bob Goofin' Off Talking Design Bathing Suits Carol Ernest Carol Writing to Gene Bluffton Learn to Walk Slower Barbara Gross Barb Giggling Findlay Twirl for Ike Betty Hamilton Betty Fiddling With her Mother Graduate from West Point Mildred Hanna Millie Studying Government Without Lipstick Teach Mr. Knight's Grandchildren Robert Hartman Bob Singing in Class Loafin' in Cory Own the New York Yankees Norman Hasson Norm Hot-Redding Cars Flying Low Own Ohio Oil Company Carol Hausa Stretch Boys Roddin' Around To catch ONE Alfred Heldman A1 Fishing Shop Gentleman Farmer Iohn Heldman Johnny Walking the Hall Betty's House Drive a Cadillac with Hell-Drivers Frederick Henry Bud Being Quiet With Edinger Movie Actor lvadean Hicks Ivy Edwin Everywhere Play with the Globe Trotters Iames Huqus lim Reading Popular Mechanics Foam City Ticket Seller in a Subway Station BITS ABUUT SENIURS Name Nickname Pastime Seen Ambition Charlene Inbody Char Accompanying Away from Home lst Woman Democrat President Earl Iames Iames Stepping on Barb's Skirt The Father in Plays Farmer Maxine Iolmson Mickey Writing Letters Waiting for her Diamond Have Triplets Elizabeth Kllngler Lizzie Talking With another little girl Find a Nice Husband Russell Ludwig Russ Mary Ellen Headin' for Ada Lower the Price of Gas Marilyn Manges Manganese Going Steady Here, There, and Everywhere Have cr Shropshire Sheep Farm Wanda Peterson leanie Working at Kresges' With Senior Girls Manage a 10c Store Imelda Plankenhorn Plankie Being Late With a Sparkler Znd Sleeping Beauty Rosemary Preston Rosie Driving a Dodge Most Everywhere Run an Old Maids' Home Ronald Ream Ronnie Listen' to Thisn' At Airport Stick with one Girl Harold Rettig Rettig Chewing Gum Findlay loin the Marines Ruth Mary Smith Ruthie Working Marathon Truck Stop Chauffeur lor Mr. Trostmiller Margaret Spaeth Marg Talking on Telephone With Iirn To Grow M1 in. so I will be 5 ft. tall Beverly Trackler Bev Drinking pop at Restaurant Walking to School Old Maid Mary Trackler Mary Lou Griping ttoo much with Bevl Post Oiiice Beat Bev to the Altar Harold Von Stein Harold Quiet On the Farm Own a Ranch Mary Ann Walter Blondie Primping Nails In aWhite Ford Raise a Football Team Orren Watkins Orren Yodeling Back Roads Get a Good Looking Wife Phyllis Watkins Phyl Writing Letters Telephone Ottice PBX Operator in Texas Airforce Ierry Weidman Jerry Feeding Turkeys On 25 To be a Girls' Gym Teacher Iames Wells lim Studying Skipping School Swim the English Channel Marlene Wilkins Mar Taking Trips In a Garden Raise Cool Peppers Betty Williams Betty Driving a Ford Little bit oi Everywhere Managing a World Champion Boxer Richard Wise Dick ???????? 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FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Boehm, Carole Borkosky, Susan Webb, Gaile Evans, Ierry Beach, Ruth Badertscher, Mary Steinman, Carol Sue Lehman, Nancy Augustine, Karel Redd, Dorothy Pore. ABSENT: Ruth Hicks. w 3 f 'i BOTTOM ROW Cleft toy rightl: Marie Bosserman, Louise Wilkins, Sharon Amstutz, Phyllis Kneppei, Sharon McVay, Charlotte Howell. SECOND ROW: Fern Bracy, Charles Walter, Norman Thompson, Carolyn Driftmyer, Shirley Frantz, Robert Benner, Robert Watkins, Reginald Panning. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Moyer, Colin Balister, Donald Bowyer, Larry Shepler, Robert Ludwig, Paul Shulaw, Dwight Rader. REXVSLSON EAEPRBER FEIOP THE XIQILLAGEOEUNCH SINK'S FLOWERS Your ar er an enera nsurance- awson, io James Hugus Meals, short orders, and Variety 404 Second St- Phone 3665 45 Findlay, Ohio 0 6 BOTTOM ROW fleit to riqhtl: Ronald Dailey, Ion Meyer, Ross Marquart, Phil George, Gary Welch. SECOND ROW: lanet Wise, Karen Moe, Sharon Powell, Lois Warren, Mary Ann Clymer, Betty Wolford, Mildred Brewster. Tl-HRD ROW: Stephen Baumqardner, Leslie Crew, Cheryl Haefele, lim Oman, Michael Cramer, Philip Rettiq, Robert I-leminqer, lohn Frommer, David Frech, Mrs. Warren, FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Latham, Linda Goddard, Claudia Ream, Eloise Roth, Carol Zuercher, ludith Hannewald, Penny Fink, Delora Wooley, Noreen Eidt. ABSENT: David Gibbs. - - 6 00 BOTTOM ROW tleft to riqhtl: Roger Wilson, .David DeVore, Ralph Nonnamaker, Tommy Shielder, Gerald Moyer, Jerry Pearson, Robert Koontz. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Moore, Patty Stewart, Ioan Mumma, Linda Ripley, Sondra Wilson, Norleen Thompson, Barbara Shepler, Marjorie Von Stein, lill Cook. THIRD ROW: Gene Montgomery, lames Niswander, John Kidwell, Donald Doty, Mary Lee Sheely, Karen Kindle, Nancy Eikenbary, Ianice Wells, Rene Gerard, Barbara Klingler, Marlene Balister, Randy Liest, Richard Burchett, lohn Moser. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Steiner, Dick Biery, Larry Ackerman, Lawrence Eck, Charlotte Reiter, Bob McVetta, Glen Amstutz, Nancy Reiter, Charlene Williams, Keith Hamilton, lohnny Harris, Lynn Hartman. LATHAMS GARAGE EARL D. RUMMELL FURNITURE KROHN'S GREENHOUSE Complete Automotive Service Good Furniture-But not Expensive Flowers for all Occasions Phone 2511 Rawson, Ohio Phone 408 Findlay, Ohio Phone 129 Pandora, Ohio ' L L L - ,- A 4 , L BOTTOM ROW ileft to riqhtl: Thomas McDouqle, lohn Wilson, Richard Badertscher, Charles Eidt, lerry Williamson, Richard Iohnson. 'ECOND ROW: Carol Sue Hicks, Patricia lnbocly, Patricia Heldman, Catherine Wilson, Diane Crawfis, Evelyn Rettiq, Barbara Foos. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Honse, Kay Searfoss, Iames Bruster, Eldon Betts, Michael Freed, Ianice Redd, Clair Gallant, Iohn Dilts, Helen Smith. FOURTH ROW: Claire Houdeshell, Mary Boehm, Ierry Williamson, Richard Gallant, Paul Smith, Roy Young, Thomas Webb, Richard Peterson, Ioy Goins. TEACHER: Miss Reichenbach. BOTTOM ROW tleit to riqhtl: Bobby Rader, Ann Powell, Sharon Sheidler, Karen Sheidler, Marilyn Graves, Allen Martin, Kenneth Williams. SECOND ROW: Linda Shepler, Marilyn Driftmyer, Peggy Wilson, Donna Moser, Beverly Hahn, Martha Wilkins, Philip Vermillion, Larry Swank. THlRD ROVV: Ruth Folk, TEACHER, lames Ludwig, Tommy Dorman, Richard Williams, Ronnie Kaqy, Philip Shulaw, Kenneth Camper, lames Cramer, Eddie Armbrecht, Dwayne Bauman. ABSENT: Barbara Sheely, Marilyn Shafer. HARDIN'S BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations to Class of 1954 LIGHTS SHELL SERVICE McComb, Ohio HARMON FUNERAL HOME General Repairing 48 Phone 4203 Phone 0061 McComb, Ohio Phone 2-12 Benton Ridge li l ... , BOTTOM ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Nancy Inbody, Phillip Wilson, Sharon Spaeth, Michael Wooley, David Wolber, Freda Huffman, Arden Welch, Ianet Grubbs, Dale Redd. SECOND ROW: Iames Blackburn, Ray VVonder, Philip Beverly, Ann Steinman, Sharon Hauqhn, Ronald Thomas, Doneta Elsea, Robert Kurt, Carol Collins. THIRD ROW: Charles Nicholson, Shirley Elsea, Aldonna Goddard, Keith Bower, Bryan Borkosky, Mark Crates, Iean Ann Ream, Kenneth Powell, Roberta Pore, Mrs. Clara Garman. ABSENT: Iimmy Saltz. M f,:,,g 'H ,,,. or . A+ r - . r an as A ooo BOTTOM ROW fleft to riqhtl: Trena Clymer, Iudy Ackerman, Linda Falk, Ionella Harris, Ioyce Kidwell, Linda Swank. SECOND ROW: Lynnette Wilson, Carolyn Hanna, Stevie Reiter, Floyd Eck, Dennis Montgomery, Lynn Falk, Donald Duffman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Palmer, Roger Reiter, Duane McVay, Karen Morrison, Bonnie Sampson, Danny Danqler, Gary Ruppriqht, Duane Moore. Compliments of THE MASTER FEED MILL HOMER F. BEAN FARRELL GROCERY Feeds-Fertilizer-Grinding Credit Jeweler Benton, Ridge Phone 317-W Bluffton, Ohio Findlay, Ohio BOTTOM ROW lleft to riqhtl: Iimmie Heldman, Robert Iohnson, Wayne Lehman, Kenneth Brewster, Albert Ream, David Shimp, Dennis Powell. SECOND ROW: Tommy Plunkett, Anita Rettig, Sharon Smith, Karen Welch, Dianna Basinger, Iudy Marquart, Karen Shuck, Cynthia Hoch, Sandra Wolf, lames Searfoss. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Thomas, Sonia Brodine, Yolanda Eidt, Larry Lehman, Marcene Falk, Barbara Withrow, Larry Wilson, Carolyn Traucht, Dale Ross, Mrs. Zimmerman. FOURTH ROW: Fredrick Frech, Pamela Bame, Karen Crew, Ierry Griggs, Diane Elsea, Barbara Huss, Barbara Hill, Suetta Dilts, Carolyn Frommer. ABSENT: Sharon Wilch. ,.H BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightlz Louis Thompson, Michael Boutwell, Terry Shepler, Larry Wise, Richard Klin ler. SECCOND ROW: Roger Peterson, Diann Treen, Lou Ellen Dukes, lean Ann Edinger, Sandra Schifierly, Caroleen Watkins, Linda Harris, Iames Kidwell. THIRD ROW: lanice Augsburger, Robert Frantz, Eddie Camper, David Ernest, Eddie Hermrnon, Nancy Knepper, lames Leist, Timothy Bushatz, lean Ann Moser, Alan Miller. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Kagy, Kenneth Schaulbin II, Gary Kindle, Eddie Habegger, Roger Eck, Ioyce Eikenbary, Robert Parker, Barbara Boutwell, Allen Cramer, Karen Hamilton. TEACHER: Mrs. Benner. BROOKSIDE 1331 N. Main St, Findlay, Ohio 50 Compliments of HYOU will like the foodn ALICE BEAUTY Sz DRESS SHOPPE Great Lakes Sugar CQ' 411 South Main Street Ph 281 Findlay, Ohio Findlay Ohlo BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightl: Dale Nicholson, Iohn Deeds, Roger Freed, Terry Gates, Larry Wolford, Ierry Oswald, Larry Cunningham, Terry Hicks. SECOND ROW: Ethel Eidt, Kathy Blackburn, Iudy Patton, Barbara Kurt, Rachel Bower, Darlene Deeds, Doris Hill, Diane Staley, Iill Ross, Darlene Gossard. THIRD ROW: Greg Haefele, Don Frommer, Gregory Warren, Kermit Goddard, Rudy Lopez, Iohn Collins, Iimmy Steiner, Harold Boysel, Darl Deeds. FOURTH ROW: Lorraine Horn, Myra Bowman, David Honse, Allen Worst, Sharon Pore, Ruth Ann Young, Norma Fenstermaker, Sheryl lnbody, Gary Williamson, Gearry Gates, Miss Benner, ABSENT: Eddie Goins, Danny Saltz. BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightl: Iimmy Treen, Eddie Thompson, Ietfrey Miller, Geoffrey Wolirom, Lynn Bauman, David Reese, Iaznes,Womack, Marty Marshall. SECOND ROW: Karen Ridenour, Mary Woodward, Norma Panning, Karen Ruppright, Sharon Loy, Diana Watkins, Georgia Crow, Sharon Montgomery, Ianis Marshall, Barbara Huntley. THIRD ROW: David Scales, Glenda Lootens, Pamela Falk, Terry Bushatz, Marsha Dunnavon, Margo Dunnavon, Nadine Harris, Steven Niswander, Terry Cupples, Larry Cox. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Folk, Sharon Iollitf, Edna Eck, Caroline Ripley, Ray Mumrna, Steven Kimmell, David Krautter, Linda Reiter, Nelson Welch, Earl Dean Bixel, Don Kenton, Iimrny Stewart. ABSENT: Richard Shatter. Specialist Since 1929 STEINER 8: HAUSER HUGHES DRY CLEANERS FORNES BRAKE SERVICE Clothing Sz Shoes Clarence Shlencher, Prop. 125 E. Front St.. . Phone 3320 Bluffton, Ohio 112 W. Front St. 701 Howa Flndlay, 01110 Phone 283-W Findlay, Ohio rd cxfgg A., .J , BOTTOM ROW Cleft to rightl: Ioyce Marquart, George Shafer, Penelope McCann, Michael Businger, Anne Sapienza, Steven Beagle, Ioan Haetele, Ronda Kay Boutwell. SECOND ROW: Don Stakland, Nancy Chrnitlin, Alice Hauenstein, Burnette Shilling, Leroy Little, Steven Haughn, Steven Roch, Phillip Dever. THIRD ROW: Nancy Latham, William Beagle, Linda Iones, lanet Borkosky, Merle Fenstermaker, William Iones, TEACHER Mrs. Clymer. N i gnu. BOTTOM ROW fleft to rightl: Ruby Lootens, Donnie Huston, Cheryl Hartman, IO Anne Huntley. Monna Robb, Apolenan Raminez, Nancy Cupples. SECOND ROW: Glen Ray Bartly, Yvonne Niswander, Karen Swank, Frank Sierra, Bobby Cupples, Mikie Waltz, David Wagner, Iames Sutter. THIRD ROW: Linda Morrison, Ronnie Howell, Larry Eikenbary, Kaye Westall, Donnie Dorman, Kenny Leist, Marsha Carr, TEACHER Genevieve Beagle. ABSENT: Lewis Hahn, Dickie Pearson, Bobby Hauenstein. CENTRAL OHIO LIGHT AND POWER CO. The Ffriendly People PATTERSQNS NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBERS INC. Fmdlayt 01110 418 S. Main st. Findlay 2 Findlay, Ohio Now in our second century 5 Established 1894 J S X MTW X f A i 'X i Howie 1 iii si A iii ' Activities ANDERSON AND JOHNSON EDWARD BOOSE Goodyear Tires, Willard Batteries Dealer in Hay, Straw, and Coal Jenera, Ohio Phone 4403 Jenera, Ohio Phone 5421 Senior Scholarship T FIRST ROW Cleft to righti: Maxine lohnson, Marilyn Manqes, Charlotte Badertscher, Marlene Wilkins, Barbara Grose, Mildred Hanna, Charlene lnbody, Marqy Spaeth, Mr. Derrickson. JQQ SECOND ROW: Carol Hause, Betty Hamilton, Iim Huqus, Ronnie Ream, Ierry Weidman, Betty Williams, lvadean Hicks. Honor Society FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz Mildred Hanna, Marilyn Manqes, Mary Ann Walter, Barbara Grose, Marlene Wilkins, Betty Williams, Carol Hause, Marqy Spaeth, lvadean Hicks. SECOND ROW: Maxine Iohnson, Sally Chmitlin, Ioyce Benroth, Charlotte Badertscher, Elizabeth Klinqer, Betty Hamilton, Denise JAMES P. WEAKLY Plumbing 8: Heating Contractor The Plumber with a Conscience 432-38 E. Sandusky St. - Ph. 439 - FINDLAY 28 Years Service in Findlay and Surrounding Communities Scoles, Norma Sutton, Mr. Marshall. THIRD ROW: Lois Schaller, Sharon Kohler, Iim Huqus, Ierry Weidman, Ronnie Ream, Shirley Urban, Richard Kurt, Donnie Marquart. ABSENT: Charlene Inbody. NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY Subsidiary of Ashland Oil and refining company Refiners and Marketeers of Petroleum Products FINDLAY E. ll. Il. BOTTOM ROW tleit to rightlz Barbara Grose, Marilyn Smith, Ierrilyn Falk, Elizabeth Creighton, Sandra Kay Dever, Margaret Spaeth, Zona McDowell, Sharon Houdeshell, Maxine Iohnson, Charlene Inbody, Char- lotte Badertscher, Marilyn Manges, Ioyce'Benroth. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bame, Roberta Hause, Mary Heldman, Susan Derrickson, Ianet Edinger, Patsy Leh- man, Edith Poe, Ianet Inbody, Phyllis Inbody, Patty Collins, Marlene Powell, Beverly Battles, Nelda Cly- mer, Sandra George, THIRD ROW: Connie Swank, Manulita Bermudez, Sharon Ackerman, Elaine Frech, Patty Smith, Gloria Beach, Mary Ann Lehman, Evelyn Taylor, Ioan Craw- fis, Shelva Woodward, Shirley Ruppright, Alice Black- burn, Delores Hanna. FOURTH ROW: Iva Tripplehorn, Betty Stewart, Bev- erly Crawiis, Shirley Urban, Leah Cogley, Carol Reiter, Ruth Stewart, Darlene Norris, Marilyn Neff, Mildred Hanna, Ivadean Hicks. ABSENT: Lois Ann Inbody, Mary Ann Walter. MIXED EHUHUS BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Myers, Clarice Eck, Ruth Mary Smith, Ivadean Hicks, Marie Eck, Carol Ernest, Denise Scoles, Char- lotte Badertscher, Sally Chmitlin, Carolyn Nerf, Rosemary Pres- ton, Betty Hamilton, Leona Powell, Diane Baumgartner, Sharon Houdeshell. SECOND ROW: Charlene Inbody, Ioan Marvin, Coleen Inbody, Barbara Grose, Imelda Plankenhorn, Zona McDowell, Carol I-Iause, Marilyn Manges, Margy Spaeth, Ioyce Benroth, Maxine Iohnson, Mary Moe, Patty Collins, Sandra George. THIRD ROW: Lowell Montgomery, Bob Edinger, Raymond Koontz,-Ierry Wolber, Lowell Green, Lowell Rossman, Don Marx garet, Kent Matthewson, Iunior Webb, Loren Eck. FOURTH ROW: Carl Dilts, Jim Hugus, Iim Wells, Fred Henry, Ierry Wiedman, Ronnie Ream, Eldon Crawfis, Oren Watkins, Don Yoakum, Leroy Rieter. ABSENT: Mary Io Basinger. HANCOCK SAVINGS 8: LOAN Member of Federal Banking System S. Main 8r Sandusky St. GZEIEBIEI APPLIANCE STORES SPAYTH DECORATING Co. Findlay, Ohio -. .am . Ph-.3753 Gifts, Appliances, T.V., Records SpeClailigcfuiegiggnleggchlnes 117-119 W. Sandusky St. Findlay, Ohio Sales and Service Findlay, Ohio Clarinets-Charlene Inbody, Marilyn Zimmerman, Sandra George, Susan Derrickson, Mary Heldrnan, Zona Mae McDowell. Flutes and SaxfRoberta Hause, Betty Schumacher, Marilyn Smith, Sondra Smith, Mildred Hanna. Horns-Ioan Marvin, Ianet Niswcznder, Marilyn Neff, Robert Hcmnewald, Ierry Glore, Iames Zimmerman. 56 Trumpets-Raymond Koontz, Ruth Ann Stewart, Lynn Otto, Evelyn Taylor, Merritt VonStein, Coleen lnbody. Trombone-Marilyn Manges, Dale Howard, Margaret Boehm lmelda Plankenhorn. an Y Y Clarinet and Bells- Carol Hause, Stephen Warren, Arlene Marshall, Patsy Chmitlin, Delores Hanna, Phyllis Inbody. r lg Manager cmd Band Director-Lowell Green, Clifford Meyers. Percussion-Loren Eck, Larry Kitchen, Mary Ann Lehman, Patsy Lehman, Denise Scoles. 57 lllHl.'S EHUBUS FIRST ROW: Imelda Plankenhorn, Carolyn Neff, Marilyn Smith, Elizabeth Creiqhton, Edith Poe, Marqy Spaeth, Zona Mae McDowell, Sharon Houdeshell, Maxine Iohnson, Char- lene Inbody, Charlotte Badertscher, Marilyn Manges, Ioyce Benroth, Sandra George, Denise Scoles, Mary Moe, Diane Baumgartner, Mr. Myers. THIRD ROW: Ruth Mary Smith, Connie Swank, Manulita Bermudez, Sharon Ackerman, Edith Auqsburqer, Patty Smith, Gloria Beach, Mary Ann Lehman, Evelyn Taylor, Ioan Craw- fis, Shirley Ruppriqht, Delores Hanna, Alice Blackburn, Mir- iam Steiner, Elizabeth Wilch, Leona Powell, Elvina Wilkins, Clarice Eck. SECOND ROW: Barbara Grose, Roberta Hause, Mary Heldman, Susan Derrickson, Ianet Edinqer, Sandra Dever, Patsy Lehman, Ianet Inbody, Phyllis Inbody, Patty Collins. Marilyn Neff, Beverly Battles, Marlene Powell, Nelda Cly- mer, Ierrilyn Falk, Marie Eck, Betty Williams, Sally Chmitlin, Carol Ernest. FOURTH ROW: Carol Hause, Rosemary Preston, Sondra Smith, Ioyce Meyer, Margaret Klinqler, Iva Mae Tripple- horn, Betty Stewart, Carol Reiter, Darlene Norris, Shelva Woodward, Mildred Hanna, Ivadean Hicks, Marilyn Zim- merman, Margaret Boehm, Marjorie Amstutz, Evaiean Ret- tiq, Patty Bame, Carolyn Spaeth, Ianet Niswander. FIFTH ROW: Betty Hamilton, Phyllis Pearson, Ruth Ann ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Mary Io Basinger, Elaine Stratton. Stewart, Romelda Brewster, lean Inbody, Patsy Chmitlin, Coleen Inbody, Ioan Marvin, Elaine Eck, Ianet Welch, Dorine Bosse, Sandra Spaeth, Rosemary Anderson, Bonnie Mar- quart, Carol Hartman, Beverly Wise, Ioan Niswander, Lula- belle Bracy, Annetta I-Iabeqqer, Arlene Marshall. Charlene lnbody-accompanist, lvadean Hicks, Imelda Plankenhom, Carol Hause, Sally Chmitlin, Marilyn Manqes, Marqy Spaeth. Best Wishes to Class of '54 STEIEINEIE STOCT5 QARN JEENERIE CSJEOPEEIIEATIVQE ASSN. . P. teiner On rain- 'ee - oa - arrn upp ICS JACK ON'S BANNER F NITURE 58 Ph. 307-W and 173-R Echo and Master Mix Feeds Sgpposite Court Hguie Bluffton, Ohio Phone 4444 Jenera Findlay, Ohio BUYS EHUHUS FIRST ROW: Mr. Meyers, Marilyn Zimmerman, Denise Scoles, Charlene Inbody, Paul Hicks, Dean Reichly, Bob Bennet, Bob Fields, lack Rogers, Carroll Gossard, Darold Thompson, Bill Moyer, Lee Heminger, Bob Shafer, Norman Hassan, Ierry Frantz, Dean Manges. THIRD ROW: Curtis Hartman, Larry Bosserman, Carl Dilts, lim Hugus, Iim Wells, Lynn Otto, Bob Hannewald, Gordon Fisher, Ivan Dangler, Ierry Augustine, Don Yoakum, Leroy Reiter, lim Augsburger, Eugene Driftmeyer. SECOND ROW: Steve Warren, Ronnie Wolford, Teddy Reiter, Lowell Montgomery, Bob Edinger, Raymond Koontz, Ierry Wolber, Merritt Von Stein, Bill Marquart, Jerry Glore, Larry Kitchen, Don Marguart, Kent Matthewson, Junior Webb, Lorren Eck, Iames Zimmerman, Larry Karch. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Rossman, Fred Henry, Larry Bame, Lowell Green, Jerry Weidman, Tom Reiter, Ronnie Ream, Eldon Crawiis, Oren Watkins, Harold Weidman, Raymond Marvin, lim Nonnamaker. MAJUHETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Iva Mae Tripplehorn, Betty Stewart, Barbara Grose, Kay Dever, Ianet Inbody, Edith Poe. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Lois Inbody. HANCOCK HYBRIDS, INC. Certified Seed Corn Wheat, Oats, and Soybeans Phone 3493 Findlay AMSTUTZ BLUFFTON-PANDORA HATCHERIES Breeding that Merits your confidence Bluffton Pandora BAWSUN EHUIH BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Davis, Ioyce Collins, Connie Spaeth, Sharlene Huffman, Ida May Cole, Dorothy Diller, Aunalee Moyer, Ieanette lames, Sally Clymer. SECOND ROW: Mildred Collins, Sandra Freak, Iudy Blackburn, Ierry Smith, Willard Brewster, Ronnie Daniels, Gene Falk, Billy Steinman, Lynn Boutwell, Lee Crew, Lee Baclertscher, Ierry Smith, Ronnie Businqer, losephine Goddard, Lois Amstutz. THlRD ROW: Ioan Goins, Rosella Helms, Carolyn Borkosky, Don Foltz, Arthur Bosse, Dean Thomas, Bob Wolford, William Wooley, Kenny Redd, Earl Cole, Ruthann Smith, Ianet Kurt, Barbara Wise. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Filhart, Roy Meyers, Larry Otto, Lester I-lonse, Alan Rittiq, Paul Helms, Larry Elsea, Gary Pummell, Sheila Gibbs, Larry McDouqle, Kay Bennett, Shirley lnbody, Sharon Gallant, Iudy Foos, Carol Yoakum, Ianice Gallant. HAWSUN UPEBETTA :il 9 Q EARL'S GARAGE PALMERTON RADIO WARD STOCK YARDS Body-Work-Welding-General TELEVISION Daily Market Repair-Anti-Freeze-Motor Stromberg-Carlson, Sylvania Buying Hogs, Sheep and Lambs Oil-Lubrication 712 N. Cory St. - Phone 2857 MCCOMB, OHIO 60 Phone 2-27-MT. CORY, OHIO FINDLAY, OHIO Phone 0601 - MCCOMB ,OHIO UFFIEE STAFF , s t I , trtr S if I 14' oi SEATED: Carol Hause, David Creighton, Ronnie Ream, Charlotte Badertscher. STANDING: Betty Hamilton, Maxine lohnson, Shirley Urban, Ierrilyn Falk. ABSENT: Mary Io Basinqer. LIBRAHIANS V1 Q 1 SEATED: Lois Schaller, Wanda Peterson, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mildred Hanna, Marlene Wilkins. STANDING: Marilyn Smith, Mary Heldman, Susan Derrickson, loanne Basinqer. FINDLAY RADIATOR SERVICE TRIANGLE LUNCH 601 N. Main Findlay TRIANGLE CHICKENS Home Cooked Meals Phone 430 Country Fresh 420 W. Main Cross Findlay llglolute 1 Bluffton 5' Natalie Battles, prop. ' 4-31 Mt' Cory F. H. ll. FIRST ROW lleft to rightl: Wanda Peterson, Carol Ernest, Betty Hamilton, Diane Baumqartner, Mary Moe, Marlene Wilkins, Margaret Spaeth, Ivadean Hicks, Zona Mae McDowell, Mrs. Iohnson, Carol Hause, Maxine Iohnson, Charlene Inbody, Charlotte Badertscher, Rosemary Preston, Ruth Mary Smith, Ioyce Benroth, Sandra George. SECOND ROW: Imelda Plankenhorn, Elvina Wilkins, Marilyn Neff, Roberta I-lause, Mary Heldman, Io Ann Niswander, Patty Bame, Carolyn Spaeth, Dorine Bosse, Ianet Inbody, Phyllis Inbody, Betty Williams, Marie Eck, Sandra Spaeth, Shelva Woodward, Sharon Houdeshell. THIRD ROW: Clarice Eck, Grace Auqsburqer, Evaqene Rettig, Carol Hartman, Marilyn Zimmerman, Margaret Boehm, Miriam Steiner, Elizabeth Wilch, .Marjorie Amstutz, Marlene Redinger, Sharon Kohler, Lois Schaller, Patty Collins, Leona Powell, Betty Schumacher. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Neil, Connie Swank, Manulita Bermu- dez, Edith Augsburger, Beverly Wise, Mary Ann Lehman, Ianet Edinger, Kay Dever, Edith Poe, Patsy Lou Lehman, Norma Preston, Bonnie Marquart, Rosemary Anderson, Denise Scoles. FIFTH ROW: Beverly Crawfis, Lola Dangler, Leah Cogley, Elaine Frech, Elaine Eck, lean Inbody, Patsy Chmitlin, Ianet Welch, Phyllis Pearson, Darlene Norris, Carol Reiter, Ioan Marvin, Coleen Inbody, Marilyn Wilch. ABSENT: Mary Ann Walter, Mary Io Basinger, Lois Ann lnbody. FIRST ROW: Mr. Deeds, Don Crawford, Earl Iames, Kent THIRD ROW: Ivan Danqler, Sherman Wilkins, Gordon Fisher, Matthewson, Harold Rettiq, Harold Von Stein, Dale Howard, Dean Manqes, lim Warren, Lynn Otto, Merritt Von Stein, Bob Eldon Crawfis, Orren Watkins, David Creighton, Don Yoakam. Walters, Loren Eck, Richard Kurt, George Keller, Tom Hartman. SECOND ROW: Curtis Hartman, Dean Reichley, Ierry Glore, FOURTH ROW: Richard Tripplehorn, Ierry Wolber, Dale Welch, Ierry Augustine, Lowell Rossman, Lowell Crew, Bob Hanne- Daryl Garmatter, Lowell Green, Bob Schafer, lim Nonnamaker, wald, lack Rogers, Carroll Gossard, Bob Iames, Richard Wise, Gian Welch. Iohn Heldman. F. P. lt. Basketball Team nmiriiu-mam . .4 W -- Y we t FIRST ROW: Don Crawford, Earl Iames, Harold Rettig, Iohn Lowell Rossman, Bob Walters, Merritt Von Stein, Bob james. Heldman, Harold Von Stein, Eldon Crawfis, Don Yoakam. THIRD ROW: Ierry Wolber, Gian Welch, Daryl Garrnatter, SECOND ROW: Dale Howard, Kent Matthewson, Lowell Crew, Lynn Otto, Mr. Deeds. C THE HANCOCK BRICK 8: I TILE CO. PIONEER HYBRID. SEED CORN Compliments of Ph. 780 FINDLAY Albert Gibbs STEINER'S BARBER SHOP Manufacturers of Extra Quality Ph. 2542 - RAwsoN JENERA Drain Tile 8: Fittings Yees-Tees-Ells Homecoming llueen and lluurl Patty Bame, Ierry Miller, Colene Inbody, Richard Kurt, Imelda Planlcenhorn, Iim Wells, Ivadean Hicks, Don Crawford, Elizabeih Creighton, George Keller. g M rn E l Freshman, Patty Bamep Iunior, Colene lnbodyp Senior, lmeldcx Plcmkenhomp Senior, Ivadecxn Hicks, Sophomore, Elizabeth Creighton. HARRIET GREEN STUDIOS Official Photographer for the Hornet 120 S. Main St. - FINDLAY W s a 'WE Sk li' K 1,45 1 4' 1 :.'3', A L, 534k ,f :MH .Q1f,,, 1 W'- 'Xe4xf'f 4 9' .. 'kc V i,g,....w M . 1 , i 5 -.V .f V 1 , , ff? . 1 1 ph 7 .U f f. -Q -'if Tv 'U . Q 1 1 V M, y KQV Ich UVM I V. fm '.. - Ag. ' Q, 4 A . 5 fEk, 2' '5.,'YQ ,aw 2 A H il P is 5 lv COMPLIMENTS OF HANCOCK COUNTY DEALERS ASSOCIATION Findlay Truck Sz 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 Duflield Motor Sales Kuhlrnan Sz Miller Hollington Motor Sales Grubb Motor Sales Latham Motor Sales McCullough Motor Sales 4' XS Q MCCOMB FARMERS SCHUMACHER STONE COMPANY l COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION All sizes of crushed stone Gra1n, Feeds, Seeds, Coal, Fence, Lwestock Agricultural Meal Elevators at McComb. Shawtown, and Hancock phone l222-A pandol-as Ohio Phone McComb 0271 Funlhall FIRST ROW: Lee Heminger, Lowell Crew, Iim Montgomery, Iim Hugus, Harold Rettig, Bob Edinger, Fred Henry, Ierry Weidman, Don Crawford, Iim Wells, Ronnie Ream, Dave Creighton, Carl Amstutz, Orren Watkins, Bob Hartman, Lowell Montgomery, Richard Heldman. SECOND ROW: Howard Trostmiller, lack Rogers, Carroll Gossard, Bill Moyer, Larry Bame, George Keller, Don Marquart, Iim Augsburger, Richard Kurt, Paul Peterson, Curtis Hackworth, '-.wr . 1, ,J A-' we-Q. Lowell Rossman, Carl Dilts, Harold Weidman, Iim Warren, Iim Nonnamaker, Gian Welch, Harold Von Stein, Norman Hassan, Miller Fink. THIRD ROW: Bob Fields, Jerry Miller, Bill Marquart, Gordon Fisher, Paul Hicks, Curtis Hartman, Gerald Heldman, Darold Thompson, Dean Reichley, Ierry Augustine, Dale Wilson, Bob Schafer, Raymond Marvin, Roger Williamson, Richard Tripple- horn. Coach Co-Captains Ass't. Coach Miller Fink Don Crawford Iim Wells Howard Trostmlllor BASINGER FLORISTS Member Florists Telegraph PORTER'S MUSIC STORE Findlay's Complete Music Store Delivery Assn. I n T A T 530 South Main - Phone 525 109 Grove Street - Phone 404W RH2gti5glEgg,f?,g1:Ia,51 gheg? FINDLAY, OHIO BLUFFTON, Orno Metal Wo,-k Phone Main 1356-219 N. Main St. FINDLAY, OHIO Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. W,-V FUUTBALL SCHEDULE Cory-Rawson .... ..... Cory-Rawson .... ..... Cory-Rawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Rawson Cory-Rawson TRAUCHT sronz Frozen Food Center Arlington, Ohio Arcadia . . . Liberty ..... Vanlue ..... Mt. Blanchard Van Buren .. Arlington . . . McComb . . CORBIN BROS Chevrolet Arlington Ohio lim Wells Dave Creighton Dave, a good, hard running back saw lots of action on both offense and defense. Dave, a two year letterman was one of the more valu- able players this year. Iim Hugus Co-captain Iim calling signals for defense was a hard tackling, blocking and hitting guard on offense and a line-backer on defense. A two year letterman lim was a clean, rough, player. Iim is another player from G-R to be selected for the All-County Team. 1 Iim was the high, scoring runner for the Hor- nets this season. Calling signals on offense and also outstanding in defense, he helped the Hornets to a successful season. lim was a two year letterman and selected for All-County Team this year. Don Crawford Ierry Weidman A three year letterman, Ierry helped the Hor- nets to a successful season with his kicking abil- ity. He was outstanding on defense and offense as an end scoring several touchdowns. Ronnie Ream Co captain Don, a three year letterman play- ed a hard game. It was hard for the opposing team to move past him. He was very valuable on both offense and defense. Don was also on the All-County Team this year as center. Ronnie, scoring the only touchdown against Arlington, played a good rugged ball game as an end. Ronnie, a two year letterman was an asset to the team. Bob Hartman Bob, a big cmd rough tackle proved to be CI good defense player. Bob is also another one of the lettermen for the Hornets this year. Bob Edinger Being a two year letterman, Bob was good on both defense and offense. He was there when the team needed him. Fred Henry Fred, a rugged, clean player for the Hornets was a two year letterman. He played both of- fense and defense well. Ronnie Deifendeifer A 200-lb. tackle, Ronnie was dependable on offense and defense. A two year letterman, he was a good player for the Hornets. Orren Watkins Coming from Liberty in his senior year, Orren played a successful season for his first year at football and for the Hornets. Carl Amstutz Carl, an end, was a dependable player being there when he was needed. Carl is also one of the Hornets lettermen. He played a good de- fensive game. Harold Rettig Harold, out for his first year, played guard and tackle. He was dependable and had lots of fight. Iohn Heldmcxn A leg injury kept Iohn from having a success- ful climax to his football career. The absence of his rugged playing and fine team spirit was felt by everyone. FUUTBALL RESUME Arcadia: With seven players in the scoring col- umn, Arcadia was beaten 47-U in our first league win of this season. Lee Heminger and Dave Creighton scored two touchdowns each on short dashes. lim Montgomery intercepting an Arcadia pass, a Keller to Weidman pass, and lim Hugus accounted for the other touchdowns. Ierry Weid- man kicked four extra points and Iim Hugus one. Outstanding defense players were the co-captains Don Crawford and lim Wells and also Ierry Weid- man. Liberty: With a 19-point first quarter C-R beat Lib- erty 45-6. Liberty putting up a big fight was the first team in two years to score on us. lim Hugus's outstanding running scored 3 touchdowns with outstanding defense by Weidman, Wells, and Montgomery. Other touchdowns were Creighton, one: Montgomery, twop and Shaffer, one. Creigh- ton had two extra points, Weidman and Keller one each. Vanlue: Winning our third game, the Hornets con- tinued to pace the Little Eight with a win over Van- lue 21-6. Vanlue scored a touchdown in the third quarter but it was too late. Hugus scored on two 8- yard runs and Montgomery ran 20 yards for a TD while Ierry Weidman had a perfect extra point record. Wells and Weidman helped win by turn- ing in outstanding defense play. Mt. Blanchard: Still unbeaten, C-R went to Mt. Blanchard turning them back 33-O. Kurt put us in the scoring column early in the first quarter by blocking a punt. Ierry Weidman on a 25 yard run and a pass from Shaffer scored twice. Shaffer con- l nected with Creighton for another TD and Mont- gomery ran 20 yards. Cory-Rawson was aided by Mt. Blanchard fumbles through the whole game. Weidman kicked three extra points. Van Buren: After a listless first half, C-R went wild with four TD's in the third quarter defeating Van Buren 45-O. Montgomery scored a touchdown on the first play of the second half on a Black Knight fumble, one minute later he intercepted a pass good for another touchdown' He ended up with four TD's with Hugus, Creighton, and Shaffer had one TD each. Don Crawford was the outstanding defense player, Arlington: Out to avenge their defeat of last year, the Red Devils beat C-B 18-7. The Hornets for the better part of three periods pushed deep in Arling- ton territory, getting very close to the goal several times, but failing to score. When C-B fumbled a punt, Arlington went wild, scoring three times in a short time. But the Hornets still had some fight left, late in the fourth quarter Hugus tossed to Ream for a TD and Weidman kicked the extra point. It was our lone defeat but the team came back still fighting by defeating McComb. McComb: Playing the last game of the season C-R nailed down second place by stopping McComb 24-6. Two Hornets accounted for all of C-R's points. Hugus ran 15 yards and again 1 yard for two with Weidman getting a field goal and an intercepted pass, scoring another TD. He also kicked three extra points. Cory-Rawson's win wouldn't have been without the assistance of a good defensive system, though. M A N A G E R S t t t Carroll Gossard, Harold Von Stein, Norman Hassan, lack Rogers. 72 FUUTBALL LETTEHMEN SP- FIRST ROW: David Creighton, Bob Edinqer, lim Huqus, Ronnie diefer, Harold Relfigf HC'-II'01d VOD Stein. NOITDCID Husson. Ream, Don Crawford, lim Wells, Ierry Weidman, Fred Henry, THIRD ROW: Lowell Montq0H'19TY. Don MCITQUGYL Cdrl Dilts. Coach Miller Fink. Richard Heldman, Curtis Hackworth, Raymond Marvin, George SECOND ROW: Paul Peterson, Orren Watkins, Carl Amstutz, Keller, Bob Shafer, Lee Heminger, Tom Reiter, Iohn Heldman- Bob Hartman, Richard Kurt, Lowell Rossman, Ronnie Deifen- Mgr. BASKETBALL LETTEHMEN FIRST ROW: Richard Kurt, Ronnie Ream, Georqe Keller, Ierry Weidman, Orren Watkins, David Creighton. SECOND ROW: Tom Reiter, Raymond Marvin, Iim Auqsburqer, Richard Heldman, Harold Weidman, Jim Hugus. STELLA'S SODA-GRILL LEITERS SELF-SERVICE FRANTZ TELEVISION On the Square MARKET Wallpaper 81 Paint Stop a bit-Rest a bit-Eat a bit The Best For Less PANDORA, Or-no Phone 214-ARLINGTON, OHIO Frozen Food Lockers Phone 53 - JENERA, OHIO LEAGUE RUNNERS-UPF TUURNEY CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW: lim Hugus, Richard Kurt, Ronnie Ream, George Keller, Jerry Weidman, Orren Watkins, Dave C 'h . rezg ton SECOND ROW: Darold Thompson, Ray Koontz, Ray Marvin, Iim Augsburger, Richard I-Ielclman, Lee Hem- Coach Troltmiller inger, Coach Trostmiller. THIRD ROW: Manager Billy Moyer, Kenny Zuercher Larry Bame, Harold Weidman, Tom Reiter, Iames Warren, Manager Lowell Crew. Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. SCHEDULE CR ........ 74 Alger .... CR ........ 69 Arlington . . CR ........ 52 Liberty ..... CR ........ 51 McComb . . . CR ........ 32 Vanlue . . CR ........ 60 Arcadia ...... CR ........ 63 Van Buren ..... CR ........ 62 Mt. Blanchard .. CR ........ 47 Bluffton ........ CR ........ 41 Columbus Grove CR ........ 76 Beaverdam . . . CR ........ 68 Arlington .... CR ........ 68 Liberty ..... CR ........ 39 McComb . . . CR ........ 50 Vanlue . . CR ........ 68 Arcadia .... CR ........ 54 Van Buren .... CR ........ 83 Vauqhnsville . . . CR ........ 48 Mt. Blanchard . COUNTY TOURNAMENT CR ........ 57 Mt. Blanchard . CR ........ 61 Arlington .... CR ........ 60 Arcadia .... 5'-h f f p 9 BASKETBALL FLASHES ARLINGTON Defeating Arlington the second time 68-57 kept Cory- Rawson in second place one game off pace. George was really on with 22 points and Richard Kurt 12 points. The reserves won again 50-48 in a close game. LIBERTY Richard Kurt scoring 17 points and George Keller 14, the Hornets had little trouble with Liberty with a 68 to 53 score. The reserves won 66-36. MCCOMB Out to avenge their first defeat, McComb took the Hornets 50-39. The Hornets with a 11-4 first quarter lead lost their zip. Richard Kurt tossed them in to have ll points and Dave Creighton 9 turned in a fine ball game. The reserves won their game 45-41. VANLUE The Homets playing one of their best games of the season, eked out a victory over Vanlue. It was an exciting fight-to-the-finish ball game with C-R ahead in the last minute or so by 8 points and Vanlue trying hard almost did it. But the boys came through grandly 50-48. Sopho- more George Keller had 20 points and Richard Kurt with 13 turned in bang-up ball games as did the rest of the team. The reserves did it again 41-34. ARCADIA Still in second place, Arcadia lost another game 68-46. With George Keller on the ball with 22 points and Richard Kurt 16, the Hornets won easily. 45-34 was the score the reserves had to win again. VAN BUREN Leading at the half. the Black Knights Went down to the Hornets 54-43 but not until after a hard fight. The Hornets couldn't get started but after getting started you couldn't stop them. Keller, Kurt, and Ream scored 13 apiece to lead the Hornets to victory. The reserves rolled on to another victory 47-28. VAUGHNSVILLE Running away with the ball game, the Hornets walloped Vaughnsville 83-47, for another non-league victory. Richard Kurt and Ronnie Ream with 21 apiece and Dave- Creighton with 19 points turned in neat scoring games. The reserves topped Vaughnsville 48-39. MT. BLANCHARD Cinching second place in the race, C-R squeezed past Mt. Blanchard 48-42. The Purple Hurricanes fought hard but C-R came out on top with Orren Watkins breaking into the high point man spot with 14 points. The reserves knocked out a 50-24 score over Mt. Blanchard's reserves. MT. BLANCHARD Winning our first tournament game 57-40, put C-R into the semi-finals. With a 34-14 lead at the end of a fast first half, C-R had no trouble defeating them. George Keller, playing a smashing game, scored 20 points with neat floor play by Ronnie Ream. ARLINGTON To put C-R into the finals and a trip to Tiffin, the boys won over Arlington 61-44. Starting out fast, the boys soon went around them and just kept on going. George Keller made 24, his highest for the season and Orren Watkins made 12. ARCADIA After a thrilling first half, the Hornets settled down to take the championship 60-43. The team didn't score any field goals the first quarter making all their points by foul shots. Trailing 13-6 at the- first quarter, it wasn't until late in the second quarter that C-R forged ahead. ln the second half, the boys went wild and outscored Arcadia 24-9. Richard Kurt, George Keller and Ronnie Ream scored 13, 12, and 10 respectively. Ronnie Ream was the defensive standout for the Hornets. Congratulations to the Varsity and Iunior High teams for their good work in the tournaments. We are very proud of our teams. Our Reserves have a good record of winning all their games but one. Hope you do as good next year. A new record has been started by the Varsity as they won all their games on the home floor this year. Keep it up. ALGER Winning their first game of the season, the Hornets whipped Alger 74 to 54. Richard Kurt with 24 points and Weidman with 18 points were the high point men. The reserves won their game 56 to 42. ARLINGTON With a 16-7 first quarter lead, C-R had no trouble turning back Arlington 69-48. It was our first league win with Iim Hugus and Ierry Weidman sharing scoring honors with 18 points apiece. The reserves topped the Red Devils 32-19. LIBERTY After a slow start, the boys picked up speed and defeated Liberty 52-36.' Ierry Weidman hit the buckets for 18 points. The reserves, of course, won 46-14. McCOMB The Hornets rolled on to another victory over the Pan- thers 51-38. Richard Kurt hit for 21 points to be top scorer. The reserves lost their fray 38-42. VANLUE Suffering our first defeat, Vanlue edged us out by a 35-32 score. It was a close game all the way, but the Hornets just couldn't make it. Dave Creighton and Richard Kurt with 12 and 10 respectively were the high scorers, with the rest of the team coming through with good defensive play. With a 47-44 score, the reserves won their game. ARCADIA After a bang-up first half, the Hornets finally got hold of themselves and went on to defeat Arcadia 60-49. With Ierry Weidman absent from the team, George Keller came through very ably with 17 points and Richard Kurt had 18 points. The reserves won 34-23. VAN BUREN With very little trouble, C-R turned back the Black Knights 63-50. The VB team put up a good fight but couldn't come through. Ronnie Ream scored 20 points and Iim Hugus 15. With a score of 46-20, the reserves rolled up another victory. MT. BLANCHARD The last game of the first round was won easily by the Hornets 62-30 with the whole team getting to play. Kurt hit the baskets for 17 points and Ronnie Ream 14. With a 40 point margin the reserves won 69-29. BLUFFTON Going to Bluffton for the Christmas Invitational Tourna- ment and winning their first game of the tournament, the Green and Gold in a close game beat Bluffton 47-41 with Richard Kurt having scoring honors with 21 points. Winning this game put C-R into the finals the next night with a chance at the championship. COLUMBUS GROVE We were defeated by a smooth operating Columbus Grove team, 58-41. Outscored 2 to 1 in the last quarter, our boys didn't have it. Richard Kurt having 13 points and Ronnie Ream and Dave Creighton with 9 points were the top scoring men. BEAVERDAM Defeating another non-league team, the Hornets ran away from Beaverdam, 76-50. Keller and Ierry Weidman, our two tall boys, shared the scoring honors with 15 apiece and Dave Creighton a close second with 14. The reserves won their battle 61-35. ' Larry McDouq1e, Gene Falk, Harold Hackworth, Lynn Boutwell, Gary Pum- mell. BOTTOM ROW: Conard Stewart, Tommy Edinqer, Roger Kenton, Richard Warren, Frank Scoles. SECOND ROW: Harvey Wilkins, Larry Stratton. Merlin Marshall, Ierry Burkholder. ABSENT: Dean Biery. THE S 8: S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Everything Photographic Phone 409 - FINDLAY, OHIO JUNIUB HIGH RUNNERS-UP STEINER TRACTOR SALES Owners: Harold Steiner, Wayne Shafer Ferguson Tractor 8: Equipment Tires-Welding-Parts Service Phone 143 - PANDORA, OHIO BOTTOM ROW: lack Hog- ers, Bill Marquart, Bob Bennett, Bob Fields, Ierry Miller, Miller Fink, Coach. SECOND ROW: Ierry Frantz, Curtis Hartman, Dean Reichley, Gordon Fisher, Bob Hannewald. Carroll Gossard, Manager. STEINER CHEVROLET SALES Servicing all makes of cars 204-206 N. 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Vanlue on C-R Field. We won 21-6. 3 Football Team to Ohio State-Illinois Game. Oh! I wish I would have taken it easier on the cider. 5 Bunch of jokers? Ronnie R. had water on his seat in Gov't Class. 6 C-R P.T.A. 7 Annual Meeting. Choose Covers. If all the seniors could agree. lust once?!! 9 Team to Mt. Blanchard. We hold undefeated record. 33-0. 12 No school for SENIORS. Pictures taken at Findlay. Smile Pretty-Look at the Birdie. 13 F.H.A. and F.F.A. meeting. l3 Cory P.T.A. 14 Schoolmaster Banquet at McComb. 16 End of lst 6 weeks. We skinned Van Buren. 46-0. Homecoming Game-She got kissed!!! 19, 20, 2l Seniors go Ad Selling??? Mrs. Reese pinch-hitting for Mr. Bame. None of the boys could concentrate? 20 Rawson P.T.A. 22 Game. Somehow, I think, Arlingtons' score was bigger than ours. 18-7. 23 Teachers to TOLEDO! No school. 23 F.F.A. Hayride for F.H.A. Plenty COOL. 26 G.A.A. meeting. Took football pictures for Annual. 30 Played a good game fellows. C-R 21. McComb 6. NOVEMBER 2 GR P.T.A. 3 School Bond fails-No School!! Maybe'?? 4 Bi-County F.H.A. meeting at Van Buren. Football Banquet. Good Speech Iim W. and Don C. Elected Richard K. and Lowell R. New Captains. Rawson P.T.A. Carnival. Sr. Hayride. Brrrrr!! Plenty Crowded. Who Cares?? Driver Education Speech. Now we're in SOLID with the COPS?? F .H.A. and F.A.A. meeting. Cory P.T.A. Big deal. Honor Society Meeting at Liberty. ' Some fun. HUH?? Mr. Knight? Dress Rehearsal for Senior Play. As the people pour in, the walls bulge out, and the cast chews their fingertails off to their elbows, the Seniors present, A little Honey! Basketball Season STARTS. Beat Alger 74-54. Band to State Football Game. Hunting season postponed-Go to school in- stead. Heck! Rawson P.T.A. Won first home B.B. game. C-R 69, Arlington 48. Valentine Bird Show-Strictly for the birds. TWEET. TWEET. Beat Liberty on their court. 52-36. Gradecards, 2nd 6 weeks. COh no! I'm still sore from the lst time.J Thanksgiving. Yum! Yum! More Vacation! I like this. C-R P.T.A DECEMBER McComb bows to Cory Rawson 51-38. Vanlue wins in an exciting game on their court. 35-32. F.H.A. and F.F.A. meeting. Cory P.T.A. Voted on Operating Levy. It Passed. School- master's Banquet at C-R. Hornets sting Arcadia. 60-49. Ir. Class Party! Who was more fun than people? Black Swamp Banquet. Rawson P.T.A. Magician Show. Dave C. and Iim H. are help- ful assistants??? What's this world com'un to? Seems there was a cow in Gov't Class! We won over Van Buren. 63-50. Everyone dons best bib and tucker for F.H.A. and F.F.A. Mistletoe Hop . Cute Kids! Queen Sandra and King Roger. Christmas Cantata. Sooo Pretty! C-R defeats Mt. Blanchard. 62-30. School out early! Christmas vacation begins. ll whole days. L. vi Off? Kidz? Ewan nuff ffysotl H5 z A 5 , ' k ii' ' 'Y I Dodge-Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Eel inatbr gg Westii house Royal typewriters-office equipment Sales and Service V Appliances g Cory 81 Crawford Streets L' G' Stemer Pandora Timken St Winkler Oil Burners Findlay 82 Bluffton CALENDAR l!I0n'll December 24 Christmas Vacation-11 whole DAYS!!! 25 Merry Christmas. 26 Sleep-Aspirin-Tums-Bromo. 29 Christmas Tournament. C-R vs. Bluffton. 30 We lost to Columbus Grove. 58-41. 31 Girls Glee Club on Toledo T.V. Real Supper Topper. Happy New YEAH! Il Ianuary 1 Oh! My aching HEAD? Best Wishes and Con- gratulations, Donna and lim Montgomery. 2 CR defeats Beaverdam. 75-50. 4 School reopens. Darn! 5 Happy Dazy Show, entertains 12 grades. C-R P.T.A. 6 lst Semester Drivers Education Graduation. Oh! Boy. , 8 We beat Arlington one BIG point. 58-51. 12 Mt. Cory P.T.A. 13 lst Semester Exams. 14 Exams??'X:cS6t Headaches. 15 Senior Scholarship Tests at Findlay High, Brain Busters. B.B. Team wins over Liberty. 68-53. 16 Northwest Regional Orchestra at Findlay. Marilyn M. got her picture in paper. 19 Congratulations! Mr. Knight wins deep trier. Rawson P.T.A. 22 Oh Happy day. We beat Vanlue. 50-48. Shorthand Il class coughed-got big assign- ment for it. 23 G.A.A. Skating Party. We really fell for it. 25 Got measured for caps and gowns??? Took annual staff pictures in law class. 28 Senior Shorthand Class visits Ohio Oil Co. 29 C-R beats Arcadia. 68-46. 20 County Music Festival at C-R. Who goofed! February 1 Seniors get rank in class. Gov't class cheers as Mr. Lawrence begins teaching. 2 C-R P.T.A. Groundhog Day-Too bad-saw shadow. 3 C-B plays host to County Honor Society. 5 Seniors take aptitude tests. Tells your likes and dislikes. Basketball victory over Van Buren. 54-43. 6 Really skinned Vaughnsville. 83-47. 7 Band Concert. 8 Ir. High Team beats Arlington in tournament. 37-32. 9 C-R P.T.A. 10 To Ierry and Sandra Weidman, we wish you much happiness. 11 Mrs. Green TBIED to settle for pictures with 1' Seniors! 1 ! 12 Exciting game. C-B downs Mt. Blanchard. 48-42. 13 Delaware Music Festival. Ir. High wins 2nd game in tournament with Van Buren. 35-33. 14 Mr. Myers proud pa-pa of girl. 15 F.F.A. and F.H.A. meeting and party. Girls had style show. Cop talked to boys. Dance after for everyone. 16 Rawson P.T.A. Liberty comes out with highest score in final Ir. High Tournament game. 35-33. Nice work anyways fellows. 20 Cory-Rawson wins over Mt. Blanchard in first qame of Tournament. 57-40. 26 C-R beats Arlington in 2nd round. 61-44. 27 Worked on final pages of annual. YEA TEAM! CR is tournament champions. Beat Arcadia. 60-43. Good luck in finals. I March 1 Music Dept. to Auditions at McComb. 2 Farmers Institute. C-R P.T.A. 3 Farmers Institute. Bi-county F.H.A. meeting at Liberty. 5 Mt. 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