Deshler High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Deshler, OH)

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Our dvice to you, P ul Gordon, is not to lose your good man- ners Th t's wh t girls like he advise you, Herman Sonnenberg, to follox in your brothers footsteps. He's a studlous boy We advise you, Evelyn Powell, to step on the gas next ye r Mr. Bruns doesn't llke 1 te pupils Louise Burkey, we dvlse you to keen up with your muslc Someday you m y be a great eomposerf Our advice to you, Emm Iaselm n, is to keep up your ple s ing manner Th t alw ys wins lots of frlends We advise you wwlm Seem n, to keep up your thletie abll ity You've really get somethlng there. We dvlee you, Dale Thurston, to keep on skinp que tlon That's one way to le rn something Our advice to you, U yno Peterson, to 1 f off thc e rettes Tley wlll tunt your growth The dvlce to you, Mary Miller, is to keep up the ppc r nee of your h ir. Our dviee to you, Don ld Wilcox, 13 to brlng your girl around sometime We've never seen her We advise you, Bud Tu ing, no to run away from home any more It mlght be tough going someda . cIltCWVl1lDg, Our advlee to you, Margle B 1 r, 1 to be a little more We dvise you, Helen Sp nglel t go e sv on tle m ke up Save for nation l defense We advise you, Robert Doyle, to turn ln your Model T to the government for the making of bullits Our dviee to you, B111 Kelly, 1S to keen on de lgning air planes Uncle Sam can use ou someday, We advise you, Kenneth Neyer to keep your job at the Red and White You may be manager somed J when the others leave for the army Fred Peters, we dvi e you to keep up our good work 1n typ ins e dvlse you, Rleh rd LeVeek, to do little more studying Wouldn't you feel proud to be the v ledlCtOT1 n of your elasso Our advice to you, Ev Illlard, 1 not to be so quiet Male a little nolse so p opl ill knox ou're around, dvise fou, Doroth DISPOLQ, to k e up our good work in basketball You m J be on some blg l ague some d We advlse you, Myrtle ll, to ke p your love letters t home. You donlt want CVLPJUOGT to re d the do you? rw 1 'I fy A 7' may K- V, . ff ' I1 - 0 Y-A 9' O '.' . v .- my V . l 'S .' . K , 71- 3 . . F' 3 ei Q C Q x 1 r1 'W - en U, L A O fi ' J la 4 ' . Pe X F nge . P . a la ' ' . ' ' 1 'l a ' a - ' 2 ' ' ' - . . 7 1 . . - a 1 1 X - a , s s. ' . G n. be A Q . . e Haj N 13 ay 1 ig- a . N- s ' . 5 . Q ' J U. ' C. C11 0 LL . . . a a - , , S F X 4 'o 0 1 ' -I- M ' d SS f- u e.- L. T A T ' . W .. F. 0 A ' 4 :, U . .L .1 L. - ' 4 ' x f- ffl ag ' , , . , .4 :.v LJ friendly to everyone. We know you can. I . X a J 1 1 a . ' o 4 18 U n .a - . e a ' . l ' - , 7' X ' 1.1 . . . . . L . -.rl . L ' L S . . x '77 Q vs . J . V .. he 'x . . Lv . 'K - x A f'L7T A V I 4 2 QL S Br I ' ' 'K ... O . . . 1 Wx a X a 1 a . A . 7 A F , . .F ' ' eu . es J a X n 7' r' ' U 'x '. 1' L4 L u g . 1 . ' - -v - e .e w l , y ' . YY ' e , he a - y .y -11 eey yn ' r wr , 4 x ' 1- - , rwvr g . .,. . ue. . MJ Q '- ' f ' fn Hi -e f ' - 1 a - A ' v y A a fm, f .

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y-Q' W? 1 ADVICE TO JUNIORS Dear Seniors to be We want you to profit next year b our mistakes and so we are pas ing on to you a few of the les sons we have learned Please accept them 1D the which they are given good spirit so fast Those We advise weu, Myrl Booth, to quit driving who drive fast seldom drive long hartin Bretz, we advise you to stop runnlng many girls You'll be old before you know it Virginia Bushong, why don't you bring your boy friend around so we can see him? Fred Bruns, we advise you to continue your They will come in handy next year ln democracy We have some good looking high school boys we advise you to look around a bit and leave alone around with sc Columbus Grove good arguments so, Betty Ying, the Alumni bo s get acquainted, Ruth Meyers, we advise you to get out and Don't be so bashful You've get the looks if you'll only use them Pete Rike we advise rou to top asking strange girls for a dance and then backing ot Get out and dance You can do it if you try We advise you, Sam Markwooa, to hold on to Mary You may never again find a girl so small who could shower you with so much attention We advlse you, Herb Chlistman, to keep up vlth your baslet ball Your strength w1ll help a lot on the te m ne t year We advlse you, P ul Brown, to leep on smlling SW11GS al ways wln the fair sex We advise you, Dale Monthaven, to keep your good sense f humor You m y be 1 humor edltor on some newspaper staff some We advise you, Nettie Curtis to stop your qu rrellng with the teacher It will never h lp in school. We advise you, Doris Dangler, to keep on striving Who knows you may be gre t leader one d y We dvise you, Agnes Ferry, to keqa ue your neat pee r nee It may prove helpful ln m ny ways We dvise you, Betty kelly, to get your mind off of John Collier You may get more studylng done then We dvlse you would We advise It won't We advlse sure lar YOU, llke ou hurt you Don Rutter, to study a llttlc more 'e to graduates Robert Pears ll, to come to school more regu you to come to school in the cold G len M111CP, to be little more friendly to everyone It w1ll help you lot P K f 'X .... -.. : ' ' ' 'L' . S ' . -7 . . . . .. , .LII Y I w U . r . J . V 0 I 1 - ' . 4 T c -- 0 'r - . u . . Q . 1 , A 0 L ' 'V X L 11' ' a O ll Y . . , 0 X cf . 1 .. '-' l LJ -A - .e- . J. 1. LJ Q JL' g c. 0 - X F 7 r , 1 w- ' . J ,A ' 1 - 0 3 ' 1 ' 1 1: .. . A V C - LL bs l A. g . . . on : 1 - Q L. - . C '- - e fx ' V . Q :.L L A : ' 0 day, 'S 1 x rq , ' . , W. ' S Q 9 4 Q ' .1 -' Q El 'Q S .1 fl Q - V5 . , ' L- J. J. ' A cs 6 ' Il 9. g 1 ' rs 9- 0 F 'N F or L 4 . , 7. Q L .V . Q -. . 1 . ,. 4 a X 1 . J are - . - v - fu . - .- J J L' ' 'J ' , I 0 . . W' , a 1 a . ' Y 0 M 0

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fllfxxsw Qxmv mul We the class of '42, about to debart from these beloved portals where we have worked and played for four short years have acquired a few treasured traits and characteristics whlch we deem meet and just to pass on to our worthy underclassmates S being at present sound, both ln body and mind, we do indlvlduell will and bequeath the following I lary Hill, bequeath Sam to anyone who'll take good care of him Make go he can You'1l come in that he the Far finds a do it now Na rho mou lard Vecl No his good HHeD Now you you can sill nual I, next year Dorothy VanScoyoc will my quiet manner to Bert BOOUH od use of it, Bert, so you won't Worry the teachers Wyoma Dill, bequeath my artistic ability to Bill Kelly so keep on sketching airplanes Fsther Casteel, Will my army boyfriend to Agnes Hemrf Ruth Schnabele, ill my Senior dlgnltf to Myrtle Hill Bernadlne Nolan bequeath my red hair to Bud Tussing soon have nRedU for a nickname Betty Fry, fill my diamond ring to Bettv King It lght handv sometlre John Collier V111 my Kroger smile to Kenneth Neyers so vlll make a big attractlor 'ith the girls rho come 1nto mer Store Junior Us s ill mf tall girl to kls he tsllness to Bob Doyle Nov if h on't have to stand on his to s to Marie Meyers, ill my rgle, don't ktpn us in ld like to go ith you emily Pieracini Will frlfndlv avs to Margie Baker Come susr n here are several bovs mxnsnjn zbillty to Eva Hil No' you can try to sell at the b s'eto1ll games next year N tch the A's on his grade c rd next 'SWT Lila gbert, ill mv dbilit! to IlX halr to Fred Peter hair will curl next vear June Booker, Jill Galen Vlller to Louise Burkev l ke re of him next ye r ElUer Budde bequests my drumming abilltv to Raymond Bike t Hike he kno n QS in them d ys U Art Goebelt, ill my nenmanship to Betty Kelly Blair Stentz ill my t etering I lk to Herman Sonnenbers Vlrginl Jacobs mill my 20W waist line to Evelvr Powell 'll have to get some nev skirts, Evelyn Don Gordon ill my P bpy Yokum name to Fred Bruns Now have s Dogndtch Drnce next ye r Rudoloh nnake, Jill mv blonde curly hair to Robert Pe r latch the girls fall for him then Blair Stentz ill my job as Editor in Chief of the an Paul Gordon More headaches' Erily Pierdcini, ill my gift of gab to Ruth Meyer Wyoma Dill, beque th mv baby features to Doris D ngler 2 . . ' P . ' OJ 'Y . v Y 2 as 5 , vg a I 1, , , , l . . ' T- ' ., . 0 . T. A - v - I, . , f 1 0 I, H 1 . . ' I 1 ' ' If ' N , fx ' - 5 Q ' Q- . ' A J. I! X - U s ' e 1' m L 4 V ll. 3. I, ' 4 , 1 - It 2 L A I-,V 1. e, -1 1, ' ' , fr 1 TX , X A 1 ' I, .,p,'-f 1 5 ,e .1 - e l O S V' V, ., e ti Q I, at 1 N . l 2 We . -3 , . ., , rn , Lf A Ii, K 15,5 -.1 9 3 X D 11 . ' , W , ' ., ' K. ' ,., . . . '. Q , . . I, L , ' M my SHleS z .e 2 Q - L.. o N , 3, E .1 i lfin rf 1 f h B A - 5 o I, Louise Butler, will my scholastic ability to Richard Le- : in X at L , 3 3 F! 5 ,U C . I, c. '- W I V 6 5 3 4 ., - L l. 14 . So m c ' ' ,A 3 . I, 1 v 'J 1 u'A 3 Be. 'a 1 CFU. X - 3 I 3:1 ., 1 K 1 M X y 4 , xi uc, - A . V -CU. ' 1 VRS V 1, Q .. , I, A 3. W . . I F , 3. , . I, . I 3. , -f, - - re, Q J pp 3 D . A N D V ' I' sq, , 5 lv l '. . V I- 0 H I I ll: . I, , in fn A 5 : Y . , 1. I L. t C J, . ' Q n 1, A A v ' .J - 1 fl - L Q :J 3 4. Q I, 'L , 'fr ' ,A - .. f - x to . . l . - 1 . I, .1 , V7 U , . , c V f. I L AQ , . 5 R 0