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

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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

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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

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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.