Dixie High School - Greyhound Yearbook (New Lebanon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1941 volume:

Liaw 71' fvbffcpmwf The RED and GREY VOLUME IV Published By The Journalism Class 1941 FOREWORD In reocllng these pcuges rnoy you In pleosont retrospect Inve ogoun onother school veor filled experiences dovs thot hove en oblecl us to grow ond hove brought us o mcnny moments ot mern ment ond pleosure with dcnys so full ond rich in e Dedicated To To Charles E Guntle who for longer than we can remember has shown unselfish devotion and untirnng servnce to our school, we gratefully dedicate our annual We hope that Dixie wlll always remain worthy of his faith in her SPORTSMANSHIP A good sportsman is one who in sports cheerfully abrdes by the rules and regulations of the game and is a good loser and a courteous winner He always tries to do his best playing the game with his team mates and giving them an opportunity to do their best He recognszes the prowess and fme qualltues in his rivals and when there is an opportunity he commends fine play and sportsmanshnp displayed by members of the opposing team The above comprises a great deal and sometimes takes great courage ln the excitement of keen remember that it pays to be ladies and gentlemen at all times and should strive to give to our guests and competitors the some consideration and courtesy that we prrze from others We get out of life that which we give to others viz honor respect happiness and courtesy We have been proud of the exemplification of fine sportsmanship rn our school during the past basketball season The members of the team the cheer leaders and the student body in general have dis played a fine sportsmanlike attitude about which we have heard a number of favorable comments Let us keep up the good work and strive to govern our conduct that good clean sportsmanship wlll always be out standing at Dnxne And after the game is over much as we have desired to win let us always remember that Wmnlng the Decision is less important than The Way We Play the Game Chas E Guntle Page Two ' 1 I . . I . . I . , , h competition, one needs to guard against selfishness, prejudice and unsportsmanlike conduct. We need to t Our Alma Mater SCHOOL HISTORY By Mr Clayton ln l922 the people of our school dlstruct decided to erect a modern centraluzed school and at was opened for use un the autumn of l923 The name Johnsvulle New Lebanon was too long for ordinary purposes so al most at once the students voted to accept the shorter name Dlxxe Through the years Duxue students and teachers have taken prnde which has been made possible through close cooperatuon of our board of Educatnon superintendent teachers and students We are grateful to the communnty for the recent addutuon of a splen drd new auditorium and gymnasnum as well as certaln other equipment A we look to the future we face nt wnth confudence that the herntage whuch Duxle has bunlt up In the short past wlll not go unrewarded as she moves on to new helghts Here, Sportsmanship Is Molded ...lk 1 0 . I . . . 1 - I 1 I ' Il ' ' II , . Il ' ' ll ' I in the atmosphere of democracy and wholesome scholastic competition l I . I I ' . . . . I . . U S ,, . . ,, . . . I In Action QI fin-... 'SW Prachced In Dooly Achvltles MARY ESTHER STUTZ In Recognition Wuth heart felt appreclatnon we want to gxve thus recognition to Mary Esther Stutz whose en gaglng personaluty and slncerlty have won for her the respect and cooperatnon of the student body Wlthout her untlrang effort the compulatuon of thus annual would have been Impossible One Whose Example Insplres PUSI -Staff 1 JOURNALISM CLASS lt s new' lt s allve' It s active' What? The Journallsm class Thus class was organnzed for the sole purpose of compnlnng an an nual Three supervlsed class meetings a week were required but It dudn t end there not by a long shot the commercral room havnng a class? There were pictures to take names to match and reports to gather prsnter engraver blnder and photographer to choose advertlslng to sell All an all at has been work but It was entered Into wlth a spurnt of cooperatlon on the part of every lndnvldual who has been connected with the class The result as thus fune year book of l94l Unanimous Cooperation For instonce, who could sell annuals to 200 people by just sitting in Board Of Educahon 5.--A :af -sa J fimfm- www.,-X as ff? A MQ Geac, A E JOHNSON President HOWARD HANSHEW BLOSSER R J STOCKSLAGER K WEAVER The Fruits Of Their Efforts Are Exemplified I ' - 42 M' Q... if qi, Q 'B' rs' ,dv g 6 ---'A , -H V. an ciQf1f:f91?'i'fE QJ nf? -4wsaQE??f EF'z 1H+2ggg rwg I .,:,,. ,-5.3 fi V' gp ,f Q 1 V .V,., ,X ffffki 4 ' 5435231 E . -r fiw, - 2 - 1' f , '3ff-fx, 1 I3 Qiffliflf , g. ,X vx'swNwaQfv,.:, 4 4-.1 H . 4 O 6 School Personnel MR DRISCOLL MR RASOR MR GUNITLE MR LLAYTON 1183 Through The Selechon Of Capable Leaders . , . I . 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Supcrint d' T Principal C Pag Ni BRYCE BLOOM Wllmlngton College B 0 S U Industrlal Arts Social Sclence Physlcal Education Director of Minstrel Show Sonhomore class advisor Chairman ol P T A Carnival Director ot Athletics Chairman ot Ways L Means Committee P T A Director of Intramurals Secretary of Montgomery County Coaches Association EITHEL ROSE Indiana State University B Indiana University M Home Economics F H A advisor Vocational nlght class JOSEPH FRANTZ Ohlo State Unlverslty B Miami Unlverslty Vocational Agriculture F F A advisor Vocational nlght class BERNEDA ERBAUGH Manchester College B S History Engllsh Physlcal Education Girl Scouts advisor Freshman advisor Glrls coach Faculty MARY ESTHER STUTZ Bliss Business College Bookkeeping I Shorthand I A II T Ing I L ll Journalism Class Senior class advisor School paper advisor Director of Senior Play Annual advisor G R advisor Publicity chairman P T A CHARLES SHIMP Ohio University A B Science Social Science Junior Class advisor Junior class olay director Faculty manager of athletics Junior Hlgh coach IMOGENE ARTHUR Mlaml Unlverslty B S Wittenberg Y M C A English Library Training Head Llbrarlan Chairman of Snelling committee Delegate to County meetings P T A Student Council advisor JOSEPH FRYE Wilmington College B S Mathematics HI Y Advisor Organization committee Eighth grade advisor Student Council advisor HAROLD NICHOLS Otterheln College B S Music English Seventh Grade advisor Who Dedicate Their Lives To The Training Of Youth Page Ten ' ' . .S. 6, , , . yn' . ' ' ' . .S. N ' ' ' ' ' . .S. ' ' '. ' ' . . . Treasurer o-f Athletic Board I' X D . . . ' . . -. -. ' 'S' A - - . D I- -. 1- - U , .. All Play and No Work HAROLD FRIEND President Class Sec 2 Pres 3 Student Coun 4 4 Baske a aseball 3 Boys Chorus 2 3 M xed Chorus 3 4 New Flres 3 Superstutlous Sadle 4 A Regular Good Fellow HOWARD HANSHEW Treos Cl ss Pres I Student Council 4 Y 2 Vice Pre 3 Dramatic u Basketball 3 4 Band Orch I w r Sunerstltlous Sa I8 4 Son of the Soul ARCHIE BOWSER Man of Achon OMARCUS COMER Y sketball I 2 3 4 Baseb ll s orus I 3 4 MIX orus I 2 New Flres Superstltnous Sadie 4 He Surpnses You EUGENE ERBAUGH Y 3 I: Basketball Manager 3 4 Baseball Manager 3 4 Sensors Qs ! Student of Commerce HELEN MORRISON Vice Pres ass Treas I P s 2 Tre r Reserve I T a 3 res 4 ramatlc CI b I J urnallsm Club I 2 3 Edltor 4 asketball I 2 3 County HI Scorer 2 Cheerleader 4 Athletic Board 4 Glrls Chorus 3 County Bookkeeping Contest Ist County Shorthand Contest Il Ist County Typing Contest ll 2nd New Fares Surlng Fever 3 The Oomph Gnrl KAYE HARROW Secretory Jullenne I Glr Reserve Dramatu: C b 3 Gurls Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 New Flres 3 Sprung Fever 3 Sunerstltlous Sa le 4 Artnst In the Malung THEODORE BRICKER Colonel White I Baltimore Clty College 2 John Marshall 2 Student Council 3 Journalism Club 3 Art Ed 4 Boys Chorus4 Mixed Chorus 4 Basketball 4 New Fares Superstltlous Sadie Keep Scorung ARTHUR DILLON Y Treas 4 Basketball! 2 3 4 Base 3 4 Athletlc Boar Png Pong Champ Sl gles 2 Superstltlous Sadie 4 Quiet and Dependable WILODENE ERBAUGH Reserve 2 3 4 us 3 4 Mux Chorus I Page Eleven Tackle Those lvorles ORUTHE ERBAUGH Class Sec I Treas 2 Vlce Pres 3 Student Council Sec 3 Glrl Reserve S Jr Reserve Leader 4 F H A Vlce Pres 4 H Ba Assembly comm: tee Dramatlc b 3 u nalnsm Club I st Ed 4 rls horus I Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Band Orch New FIFGS 3 Snrlng Fever 3 Sunerstltlous Sadie 4 Domestuc Daughter KATHERINE GUNTLE r Reserve I 2 r s orus Mixed Chorus 4 She Arms Hugh MIRIAM HOOVER Reserve I F H A 4 Drama c Cub Girls B sketball 2 3 Glrls Chorus I 2 nd Orch I 2 3 4 Drum Ma or e e 4 New Flres 3 The Boss Sec reto ry WYONA JOHNSON Wilbur Wright I Stwers 2 Glrl Re serve 3 4 Stull Water Runs Deep OEUGENE KINSEY Seniors Ei Scott free? RICHARD GOOD A 2 3 4 Basketball Int I Baseball 4 Qulet But Interesting ROBERT HENRY Y Vice s 3 4 Baseball 3 Glft of Gob QUINTER HoovER A I 2 4 H Band 3 4 Basketball an rch The Home Maker VIRGINIA KING Reserve I 2 3 4 Ba rs Chorus I Mlxed Chorus 4 Where To Next? ROGER MILLIKIN A I 3 Pre Demonstration Team I940 State Ist, Trln to Chlcalo ' the award New FIres 3 Page Twelve Hut That Down Beat RAMONA MCNELLY Brookville I Class See 3 Glrl Re serve 2 3 4 Jr Glrl Reserve Lead 4 H 2 3 4 Dramatlc Clu Journallsm Club 2 3 Business Mgr 4 Basketball 3 Assembly Commlt e G Is orus 2 4 Mix C orus 3 4 New Fnres 3 Su er stltlous Sadie 4 Shell Make u Good Nurse PHYLLIS SHADOAN G Reserve 3 4 Glrl Scout 2 3 Pres 4 Dramatic CIub3 Journalism ub 2 Mlxe Chorus Elnmlnatlon French Contest I Ist Ellmlnatlon French Contest Il 2nd r Superstltnous Sa IB 4 Our Smgln Cowboy OPAUL SIMMONS lson I 2 4 B s Chorus 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus He Trnes Hard HOWARD WEAVER Boys Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Seniors aw l Determmotlon to Succeed QDOROTHY JEAN NORRIS A Mixed Chorus 2 County Typlng Con test I Ist Dlstrlct Typlng Contest I 2nd State Typlng award 2nd Coun ty Shorthand Contest II 3rd County Typing Contest Il 3rd A Merry Heart Moketh Joy LILLIAN SIMON Euzabeth I Gll Reserve 2 3 4 Journalism Club 3 Glrls Chorus 2 County Bookkeeping Contest 2nd Dlstrlct Bookkeeping Contest 4th Bookkeeping Honorable Mention State New Fires 3 Superstltious Sa I6 4 A Quiet Llttle Glrl I DONNA SMITH Reserve2 3 4 F H A s Chorus I Wllllng to Learn JEANNETTE WYSONG G Reserve Sec 4 F H A I c 2 Dramatic Club 3 Journa sm b 4 Gnrls Chorus 4 Mxe Chorus 4 County Bookkeeping Con test 5th County Typing Contest I 3rd County Typing Contest II Ist w Flr Superstltlous Sadie 4 Page Thirteen Class Hlstory A SENIORS DIARY May 29 1930 Dear Dsary There goes the fsrst grade of school What a lot of fun st was' Mrs Brumbaugh was our teacher s name She must have had good nerves to take care of us fsfty four lsttle meanses We had two sets of twsns sn our room Msrsam and Qusnter Hoover and Wslodene and Eugene Erbaugh Also there were Marcus Comer Arthur Dsllon Ruthe Erbaugh Kath ersne Guntle Howard Hanshew Robert Henry Vsr gsnla Kang Eugene Ksnsey Roger Msllskun Helen Morrsson Howard Weaver and Jeannette Wysong Now that my fsrst year as over I realsze that ssnce I have learned my a b cs and how to add 2 and 2 I am on my merry way to be a good old av erage Amerscan cstszen May 1933 Dear Dsary Im sn the fourth grade now Someone must have torn out the pages where I wrote about my sec ond and thzrd grade expersences There are a few thsngs that I dsstsnctly remember though For sn stance the tsme I stood sn the corner under the able durectson of Mrs Somers my teacher It was sn the thsrd grade that Mr Woods our mussc teacher taught us to ssng Once a Lsttle Dassy our favorste song Lsttle curly headed Phyllss Shadoan honored us by her entrance at that tsme She took all the fellow s eyes as she came sn bashfully sn her lsttle red ruffled dress CShe s ussng st for dustung cloths now! Also lsttle Dottse Jean Norrss made her appearance Mnss Cathersne Cotterman was our teacher then Now that we re an the fourth arade we really feel we re gettsng old Mrs Campbell ss our teacher We are now takung exams regularly and wuthaut a murmur MAY 1934 Dear Dsary Lsttle Donna Smith panned us thss fsfth grade sn our march to the upper halls Miss Erssman made us walk the chalk thus year MAY 1935 Dear Dsary We re sn the last days of our grade school be cause next year we go up stasrs We even get real dsplomas and Mr Prsser took a pucture of each of us free Msss Roberts gusded us through our ssxth grade MAY 1937 Dear Dsary Now that I m sn the esghth grade I realsze that my grade school years have passed all too qusckly lm really on my own as I have struggled around up here sn these deep dark halls trysng to get used to rhangxng rooms for each class We organszed our class for the fsrst tame last year with Howard Hanshew as our able pressdent Our fnrst class party was a huge success It was out at Harold Fruend s house a new comer thss year I dont thsnk he had a hay stack left after we got through playsng tag on st Now our esghth grade exams are rasssng thesr ugly faces before us But why should we worry about them? We re sntellsgent now JUNE 1938 Dear Dsary Thss year red hasred Rschard Good and bashful Archse Bowser josned our number from the lsttle red brsck school house JUNE 1939 Dear Dtary We are maksng progress two years yet Thss year we welcomed Lullsars Ssmon Ramona McNelly and Paul Ssmmons snto our ranks JUNE 1940 Dear Dsary We re called the Jolly Junsors thss year Jolly ss rsght and we re busy as bees wsth our class play and the Junsor Sensor banquet to plan We fsnally decsded to gnve New Fsres as our play The fsfteen of us sn the play had quute a lsvely tsme wsth eatsng a full meal dursng the play and maksng love for the fsrst tsme before an audsence I thsnk everyone wsll agree though that It was quste a classy class play Thus year brought other personalstses snto our ranks Kaye Harrow Wyona Johnson and Ted Brsck Formals whste flannels and food That s what we thsnk of when we thsnk of the Junsor Sensor ban quet We held st at the New Canton Tea Garden nn Dayton on May the seventeenth Our color scheme was lavendar and whste and each person had a rose at hss place Ruthe lthats me1 was the very lousy toast mnstress But now we re looksng ahead to our last year of school our Sensor year Let s see what s ahead' JUNE I94l Dear Dsary I have been a Sensor thus year The tsme has flown so fast that we hardly realsze sts qraduataon tsme So many sslly thsngs have happened For sn stance the tsme Ted told us about hss :deal woman the day Harold Frsend came to school wsth lspstnck on hss face the fun at Superststsous Sadses re hearsals Them days ss gone forever Oh unhappy thought' Now st s graduatson tsme and wsth tears sn our eyes we blow a ksss to every happy year we ve spent sn school and wsth a catch sn our vasce we really say wsth feelsng that old saysng Turn back oh tsme sn your flsght and make me a ksd agasn just for tonsght By Ruthe Erbaugh Page Fourteen I U V 1 '1 1 , . 1 . 1 ' . - . . .il . . . . . 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Class Wull We the I94l Senuor Class of Duxue Hugh School New Lebanon Ohuo beung of sound mund and body do hereby wall and bequeath unselfushly the follow ung thungs ARTICLE I To the Junuors we leave o r abuluty to get through the Senuor year wuthout studyung and to run the school and everyone un I ARTICLE 2 To the world wuse Pl Sophomores we leave the chalk dust un the chalk trays and the old newspapers and magazunes un the Iubrary ARTICLE 3 To the unfants the Freshmen we leave the needles un the bushes and the old bulletuns an the varuous bulletun boards ARTICLE 4 To Mr Shump we leave the responsubuluty of all the clubs and the gurls soft ball team and we trust that they wull get theur deservung place on the sched ule next year ARTICLE 5 To Mr Clayton we leave our unutuals we so works of art we dud with our pen knuves ARTICLE 6 To Mrs Stutz we leave our hearty thanks and undyung gratutude for havung mothered us the last two years of hugh school ARTICLE 7 I Eugene Erbaugh do hereby leave scarlet blushes to Jean Busset I Ruchard Good do hereby leave my ualopy to Gladys Comer I Eugene Kunsey do hereby leave my partucu patuon un extra curcular actuvutues to Eva Leus I Howard Hanshew do hereby leave my suze 28 basketball suut to Dorus Yysong I Muruam Hoover do hereby leave my brother Quunter to whomever wants hum I Paul Summons do hereby leave my oratorucal abuluty to Thelma Bowsman Roger Mullukun do hereby leave my barnyard accent to Evelyn Trussel I Jeanette Wysong do hereby leave my bug brown eyes to Juanuta Dullon Ramona McNelly do hereby leave my sense of humor to Ralph Stoner I Howard Weaver do hereby leave my glamor boy tactucs to Vuvuan Murray I Paul McGruff do hereby leave my hat lam sessuons to Lloyd Gearhart I Sonny Comer do hereby leave my rung to Vur gunna Zumwald I Ruthe Erbaugh do hereby leave the durty funger marks on the puano keys to Caryl Denlunger I Kaye Harrow do hereby leave my abuluty to skup school to Jum Foster Duxon Gulbert and Bob Gardner to George Good I Lulluan Sumon do hereby leave my haur curlers to Clance Slyder I Bob Henry do hereby leave my acknowledged popularuty wuth the gurls to Steve Loomus I Helen Morruson do hereby leave my Amazon uan trauts to Marcella Wysong I Ted Brucker do hereby leave my abuluty PI to draw women to Corky Phullups I Vurgunua Kung do hereby leave my steady to Mary Kunsey I Harold Fruend do hereby leave my slum phy suque to Paul Holweger I Dorothy Jean Norrus do hereby leave my desk un the offuce to Mary Mutchell I Wyona Johnson leave my Trotwood boy fruend to Phyllus Smuthers I Arthur Dullon do hereby leave my tutle of Women Hater to Tom McNunch I Katherune Guntle do hereby leave my famous guggle to Duck Gubson I Donna Smuth do hereby leave my coveted 4 9 to Don Wampler I Archue Bowser do hereby leave romantuc un clunotuons to Inez Johnson I Wulodene Erbaugh do hereby leave an old spool of thread and darnung needle to Luz Fogle By Ramona McNelly Page Fifteen U I I I 1 I I . 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I . 1 1 - h I, 1 I I I 1 1 , 4 , I I I - A I - I I A I I I - I Y I I ' I . , . g . carefully carved in the varuous desks and all other ll Phyllis Shqdoan, do hereby leave my shyness 1 1 . , 1 . . 1 11 11 I I I I I I - I I I I I . . 1 1 - I I I 1 1 1 1- I I I I I I 1 1 . - ' 1 I 1 I ' 1 1 . 1 1 X 1 Q A 1 I I I I 11 11 . 1 1 I I I 1 11 I I - 1 1 Class Prophecy For fufteen years I had been rovung the strange corners of the world un search of adventure One day un l956 I found Mrs Stutz teachung a group of Hottentots shorthand Mrs Stutz was my class advusor un l94l In the course of our conversatuon I asked her what had happened to some of my old class mates Lets go fund them was her characterustuc reply It was not untul we were on the boat half way to New York that I thought to ask her why she had quut teachung at Duxue and had gone to such a far off post Mrs Stutz then told me that her former pupul Helen Morruson had become so profucuent un com mercual that she had become a co teacher at Duxue Sunce Mrs Stutz thought Muss Morruson to be quute competent she left to teach the Hottentots where I had found her At New York we hauled a taxu Who should the druver be but Marcus Sonny Comer' He was go ung through red lughts and around corners on two wheels just the some as he always dud back un New Lebanon On our way to the hotel we saw a famuluar fugure pauntung the menu on Jae s Hamburger Jount Sonny pulled the taxu over to the sudewalk and yelled Hey Ted It was none other than Ted Brucker happuly splashung paunt to hus hearts content We asked Sonny to take us to a good hotel so after a few more munutes we pulled up to a beautu ful modern hotel wuth a red neon sugn sayung Hotel Dullon We found the owner and manager to be Arthur Dullon who had learned all about managung a hotel from Mr Bloom un Economuc class ln response to Mrs Stutz s askung how busuness was he saud Well I havent made my furst mulluon e Whule we were regusterung a group of curcus people came un One of theur number was Muruam Hoover who told us that she had a good posutuon as the bare back ruder who twurled three batons' We decuded to fly to Dayton the next mornung Upon boardung the plane we found our attractuve hostess to be Dorothy Jean Norrus Dorothy confessed to us that her secret desure durung her hugh school career was to be a hostess l always saud I wanted to go as far un the world as a woman can so at least lm gomg as hugh as one can was Dorothy s comment on her career Do you know who the pulot s7 she asked Sunce we saud that we dudnt she unformed us that ut was Ruchard Good one of Ameruca s ace pulots Dor othy and Ruch seemed to be gettung along fune but then Dorothy always dud luke red heads you know We dudnt see any more Duxue folks untul we were back un Dayton As we were walkung down town we saw Vurgunua Kung pullung her luttle Hoop down the street As we walked down the street Vurgunua pounted out the hustory behund each changed detaul A smartly dressed young lady hurrued down the street and nearly bumped unto us We found ut to be Kaye Harrow under an ummense summer hat Kaye was one of Dayton s best known unteruor decorators She explauned to us that she had an appountment wuth Mr and Mrs Harold Fruend They wanted her to redecorate theur house for theur tenth weddung annu versary When we went past Keuths Theater we saw that the pucture l m Just a Country Gurl was beung shown featurung the lovely Jeanette Wysong After seeung the pucture we were completely persuaded that Jeanette was the best actress we had ever seen We took a bus out to Duxue to see uf we could fund any one we knew there When we reached dear old Duxue we found the place un great confusuon One of the students explauned that the chemustry lab room had just suffered a terrufuc explosuon Then out of the room ran Ramona McNelly the teacher sumply tearung her haur She told us that the co teacher Howard Weaver had put a puece of phosphorus the suze of an egg un some water In addutuon to Helen and Ramona we found an other member of the 4l class on the teachung staff It was the versatule Ruthe Erbaugh who taught musuc and French We talked wuth Ruthe a whule and found she had the same old habut of rausung one eye brow We found too that sunce she couldnt re member the students names she usually saud H drup to each Mrs Stutz through the years had acquured a love for peanuts so when she heard that Wyona Johnson had set up a peanut stand un New Leb anon she made a bee lune for ut The latest news was that Archue Bowser had brought Wyona to a P TA meetung not long ago We stopped at the GES sewung school to see Katherune Guntle Wulodene Erbaugh and Donna Smuth before leavung They told us the structly con fudentual news that Lulluan Sumon was runnung for presudent of the Unuted States at the next campaugn but un close competutuon wuth her was Paul McGruff who was wunnung the hearts of the natuon by hus guutar As we were just leavung the gurls asked us uf we had vusuted Buel Woodue s new photo shop We went across the street and of all the strange sughts I have ever seen I thunk I saw the strangest there Roger Mullukun was takung hus favorute cow Elsue to have her pucture taken Whule we were admurung the cow Bob Henry came to have hus pucture taken to put un the paper because he was to make a bug speech that nught on How to Rouse Turnups He told us that hus raduo sponser was Quunter Hoover who advertused a new fenceless fence for farms Oh yes Bob saud Our musucuan us the sung ung cowboy Paul Summons We also learned that Paul was stull a bachelor wuth a gurl un every port That evenung for entertaunment we went to see some professuonal basketball We thought the man ager looked quute famuluar and undeed he was for ut was Eugene Erbaugh The star player that evenung was Howard Hanshew who seemed to have put on a luttle weught although Manager Erbaugh assured us that he only weughed about one hundred and nunety nune pounds We were each guven hand bulls that nught ask ung us to vote for Eugene Kunsey who was runnung for dog catcher We were glad to see that he was do ung so well Dont you want to see some of the other classes? I asked But Mrs Stutz saud No there ll never be an other graduatung class luke the one of 4l By Phyllus Shadoan Page Slxtun , . . 1 . - 11 1 - 11 - . 1 . , - 11 1 . 11 - - - I . - . 11 11 1 . , I . 1 1 . , - I A . I . . , 1 , . ' II Il ' ' 1 . . ' l - 1 1 ' I I - II ' , I ll , . . . . 11 1 . 11 - , 1 Il Il 4 - , . 1 ' ' . . . , - I . , . . . . . ,, 1 ' , I. - 11 ' , 1 , . 1 ' ' ' ' ' la in I I I p y gl . . . . . 1 Y 1,11 1 ' Il - Il ' . . I 11 . . 11 11 - . 1 Il I ' I I 11 11 . 11 . . , . I I I - 11 . . 11 . . u , . I I 1 . . . , . I A 1 - ' 1 . - ' ' 1 1 - 1 , . . 1 . 1 I . 1 . . . I 11 1 1 . , I 11 . 11 1 - ' 1 1 . . . I . 1 11 Honor Society wi' HELEN MORRISON RUTHE ERBAUGI-1 JEANNETTE WYSONG ln l94l the supenntendent of Montgomery county schools with the cooperatlon of the local superintendent formed the Montgomery County Honor Soc nety Thus society us composed of outstandung students of the several schools of the county based on a ratio of one member for each ten students nn the sensor The members are chosen on the tollowung basns Scholarship Extra currncular actuvntles Overcomung Obstacles Sportsmanshup Leadershup Moral attitudes School attutudes Personanlty Service to scho points polnts points points points points points polnts SALUTATORY VALEDICTORY Page Seventeen O ig ,tw ' H , , 40 ' - . . V20 . ' ,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,, , , ,, 20 ' ' . t,.,,,,,,,, ,, , ,, , , . ,, , ,IO points . K 'lo . , V V V IO . ' ,,,., ,, A, , ,, ,lO ' ' ul .,,,,,,,, ,, , ,, . ,, ,lO ' ' Senior Class Play SUPERSTITIOUS SADlE THE STORY Thus IS a story of a supposedly ruch wldow who ns modly nn love wuth a gngolo who undoubtedly wants her money The widows daughters drscovery of this results In convlnclng thexr boy friends to pose as the deserted wnfe and chnld of the gugolo and thus supplemented by the untumely arruval of relatuves makes for delughtful entertaunment and a guarantee of hularuous events CHARACTERS lrus Ashford 0 charming widow Georgua May her older daughter Judy her younger daughter Calory her cook Urlah Chodd her lawyer Ramon de Castano her heart throb Mrs Meecham her next door nerghbor George Quarley her sports loving uncle Moy Quarley her anlmol loving aunt Sadue a superstutnous soul Rance Ralston Georgna s boy frnend Tommy Ralston Judys boy frnend ADVISOR Mrs Stutz The Turne and the Place Ruthe Erbaugh Kaye Harrow Lnlllan Simon Jeannette Wysong Arthur Dillon Phyllns Shadoan Howard Hanshew Katherine Guntle Ramona McNelly Harold Fruend Marcus Comer The action takes place nn the Iuvung room of lrus Ashfords home nn a small mud western summer resort ACT I A summer afternoon ACT ll The followlng afternoon ACT lll Ten mnnutes later Page Eighteen f , , ...,,e.,.,,.,,....,,.,,..,... ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,, , , ,, , ................, ,,,Y,.V,, ,,.,. .... , V V , ,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,, . ,,., .. . ., , ,, , . , ,,,e.e.,...,s,....,..., ,, ,, ,, A , ,,,s,u,.,,,,,,,.. ,.,.,,, ,,.,,,, , , , , . , , . , - , ,,,, ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,. .,., . , , ,,,,,,. ,Ted Bricker . , - u,,,,,,,, H H H N , , , , - ,.e,e,,.....,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,. ,, ,, , V .,.......,.,,, , .. ....... ., ,., ' . , . , ,,,,.,, ,,ee,, e,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, , , , , . , ' YY..-Y..- V.--------Y----.----,-- --YYY- VY.-V.VVV, V V - .gf x s L fijfilfy Page Nineteen DIXIE SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Mar Mitchell Caryl Readmg from left to rlght Mary Ellen Slmmons Dorothy Seam y Ph llus Shadoan H len Morrlson Denllnger y Il Evans John Larson e Rlchard Gnlbert Lowe NEW LEBANON Dlxle Hugh School had the honor of having the largest group C91 to go to the Dlstruct State Scholarshnp test on May 3 of any schoo I In the Montgomery County h lar est number of any of the Of this team Dlxle placed te g t on the all Dlstruct team Thus all Dustruct competmg schools nn the coun y team us a team made up of the ten hlghest scores In the dnstrnct From the dustrlct test the papers were sent to Columbus to be compared wrth f record there also all the dustrlcts of the state Dnxue made a me H I n Morrison shorthand II The cones M Mar Ellen Slmmons boo eep g county I dlstrct 8 state H y I county I dustrrct 7 Mary Mutchell shorthandl county I dustr ct 4 state H M Caryl Denllnger French I county 2 dlstrlct 7 Dorothy lm biology unty 2 dlstrlct 2 state H M Richard GI ert French ll county 2 John Larson Latln II county 2 Phyllns Shadoan d trvct 6 and Lowell Evans algebra county world hrstory county 2 rs 2 Honorable Mention VIRGINIA MITCHELL Champlon Speller Page Twenty I Y A . ' . , , , . , , t tants are as follows: e e ' , , -- , ' i - , -- . .5 ' , kk in I v- I . . I . I I -M' . i - Se' , ' , co - , ' ' -, - . ,p ' 'lb , ' , - 1 ' , , W 5 , . I - I . , - I I I CLASSES .ings sl .35- an Furst Row lleft to rughtl Donald Wampler Corvln Rnley Phyllus Smlthers Vuvnan Murray Jean Busset Thelma Bowsman Gladys Comer Carol Denlunger Second Row Harold Diehl Juanita Dillon Truman Dillon Elizabeth Fogle James Foster Norma Lee Frantz Robert Gardner Lloyd Gearhart Thnrd Row Dnxon Gulbert Ruchard Gnbson George Good Dvrk Harms Paul Holweger Lucille Hypes Lucille lmes Inez Johnson Fourth Row Mary Kmsey Catherine Landis Eva Mae Lens Steve Loomus Luculle Marker Tom McNunch Jean McGrutf Bull Muller Fifth Row Mary Mitchell Donald Phvlllps Dorothy Platt Orpha Simmons Clarence Slyder Ralph Stoner Mary Trapp Evelyn Trussel Slxth Row Dons Wysong Marcella Wysang Vrrglnlo Zumwald PZQ6 TW8Ilty Th T88 J S c X X J. - sr as . T1 z R .R 1 5, QQ I f r E -G x I . . . -3 . I . . I . , I . . I . I l- I I I I I Yi I I I I I ' ' . ' . 27- I I I I I I I V . . T I I I I I I I . l . . it I I ' POEM FAREWELL SENIORSV Phyllis Smlthers As you stand an reverse eyes fulled wxth tears You thunk of fond memorues of preceding years To leave Dnxue now you feel excerdnngly sad But you know un a way you feel rather glad For now you stand on the threshold of lufe You face adventure struggle and strnfe You will meet these thungs wuth readnness and a smule You know these are the thungs that make lufe worthwhile Remember when you first started to school? And the teacher taught you the golden rule? Thank back Remember the sensors who seemed so tall And beside of them you felt so small Remember the flrst few days how good you were Sax years you toiled whale an the grades Each fnlled wnth many school day escapades In the seventh grade everythung was new to you You had many teachers not lust one or two lt was In the beginning of that very fall The fellows developed a talent for basketbali They ve been playnng that game since that day And they have been champuons an every way ln many thungs has your class taken part To commemorate them all l don t know where to start Your school days at Dixie you never will forget lt s a sweet ole struggle you never wrll regret So from the teachers students and the rest We wash to send you thelr very best But we want to send a very speclal adleu From the wnll be graduates of 42 Page Twenty Four I BY I I , , I , . I I When you learned to say Yes Mom and Yes Sir. I , . I I I I I I I ' I I I ' .Il ' II II ' II I I ' Junior Class Play THE STORY lnta the famuly clrcle of the Carters Cmother and two sonsl Susy pops un rlght from the begnnnung tryung to sell Wnnkelwerders Wonder Worker Encyclopedua S e stlcks around and helps solve In her own way a host of Carter Troubles In the Carter famnly George seems to be the only sane one and he IS forced to use strenuous measures to brnng Penelope the mother and Jack fresh from college to the reallzatlon that as a famuly they are broke To pay a mortgage on the furniture George IS compelled to rent the house to a supposedly wealthy Mr Brown hus wufe and two daughters Brndget the cook packs up and leaves and Penelope ns compelled to go to the kltchen land she cant cook? .lack ns supposed to be the butler but makes a mess of It succeeding better as a French Count George nn hus frantnc efforts to pay the Carter bulls temporarnly leaves sanity behnncl but later Susy helps hum regain has common sense Just as thlngs appear to be movnng a but better the bull collector appears wuth two huskues Tony and Kayo to euther collect or take the furnlture Super Susy does some qulck thlnkung and actung In order to stralghten out the troubles of the Carter famuly thenr real and busuness love affaurs fnnan caal messes etc She even gets Tony and Kayo to help as cook and butler CHARACTERS Brndget an Irush cook Jack Carter just out of coleg Susy a book agent Penelope Carter a daffy dowoger George Carter the only sane Ca ter J C Brown a senatorlal gentleman Mrs Brown has hlghbrow wxfe Florlne their snooty daughter Lounse a younger daughter Tony an ltallan moving man Kayo has helper an ex prlze tg t ADVISOR Mr Shnmp The Tame and the Place SUPER SUSY Caryl Denlunger Don Phnllups Phyllns Smnthers Elizabeth Fogle Don Wampler Corvun Rnley Mary Mntchell Jean Busset Evelyn Trussel George Good Paul Holweger The entnre actnon of the play takes place In the llvung room of the Carter home ACT l A bright summer mornlng ACT ll Mornlng two days later ACT lll Evemng Page Twenty Flve II ll l . . 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Rockby, a hard-boiled bull collector ......,.,,,,,,.,,.,.,..,.,....,.........,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Steve Loomis . . , ...,,,,,,.,,,,..,,...,,,..,,.,,,,........ ..,.,,,,,.. . . , ........,s.s,,,,,,,sc,,cc,,s,,,s,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , .A...A..,,,A.,.,A .A,A,.,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,........,..,,.,,,,,,,,.....,,..... . , ...,.....,..,,...,,.Ac...c.....,.c,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,.,.. ...,,c.cs,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ' ----------------------- ----------------------------V.--Y...V.-YYVVYYY .YYYVVYA , , - l In ul' .sY.....Y..,Y...........,,....,,.,,,,,,,.,. c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,, Sophomores Flrst Row fleft to rsghtl Donna Bowsman Vlrglnla Shade Evelyn Woodle Vlvuan Holderman Sarah Muller Betty Bernhelsel Evelyn Hupp Lorena Shell Dorothy Selrn Mary Honuous Katherune Trnssel Betty Comer Glorna Weaver Mahan Mr Bloom ladvnsorl Marian Sternberger Better Bowser Evelyn Stoner Margaret Bowser Betty Daflor Claude Pratt Third Row Everett Slyder Jun.or Muller Don Morrnson Leo Logel Eugene Blosser Bull Roberts James Eck Donald Glanton Harold Erbaugh John Larsen Rucnard Gulbert Pale Twenty Slx , 1 . I . . , I . f . . I 4 I I I I I I I , , , - Second Row-Glenn Brower, Mary L. McCoy, Jeanne Spitler, Jeannette Copp, Betty I ' I I A I I I 1 1 - b T I 4 I A I I I . I I I I I I I ' Freshmen Furst Row Cleft to rughtl Robert Glbson Wulma Johnson LaDonna Hull Vnrgmna Mutchell Phyllss Rlley Audrey Keener Martha Zumwald Evadean Georhort Martha Weav er Stella Morrls Jeannette Seum Loss Flory Betty Moore Second Row Dwlght Garber Gerald Murray Harold Landns Ernest Woodle Low Herman Warner Harold Beneke Daryl Shank Lester Bower Wnlluam Fogle Wnlfred Holderman Thnrd Row John Rhoads Jr Mary Batchelor Evelyn Brower Florence Landls Loulse Hull Wanda Carter Corrnne Guntle Mlldred Keener Vera Heck Phyllls Welch Shnrley Holp, Lorene Wysong Mary Dlehl Alberta Good Ralph Gearhort Absent Harold Comng Page Twenty Seven ell Evans, Robert McNelly, James Rayburg, Robert Gilbert, Miss Erbaugh, LeRoy Gephart, rrst Rw et to fl t Emil Reugle Helen Reynolds Zetta Jane Albert June Bell Hazel Bltner Jean Gardner Ilene Bowser Mary Lou Muller Juannta Landis Phyllus Delany Janette Wrlluams Ruth Wllknn son Robert Bowser Howard Honlous Second Row Warren Peck Dale Glanton Charles McGruft Don Spltler Asbery Hypes Mr Frye Ralph Fuls Richard Nor rms Oscar Wagner James Mul ler Paul Comer Third Row Charles Blosser Alnce Farber Vurgunna Krltzer Mrldred Shaw Loretto Brum baugh Ethel Guenther Alberta Gearhart Mary Denllnger Lawrence Stems Fred Hood James Meyer Those absent from the plc ture are Mlldred Avery Aud rey Brown Alice Heck Januce Muller Arthur Parrish Darrell Slyder Page Twenty Eught Dale Creech Lenard Clymer Robert Ewing Larry Lindsey Ruchard Rust Bully Marsh Alan Emerlch John Slyder Marvln Comer Tom Foster Second Row L lS Hull E elyn Johnson Jean Brombaugh Joan Longnecker Ruth Bar thelemy Geraldine C r e e C h Elazabeth Maddaford H e l e n Farber Barbara Kreutzer Sa blna Platt Esther Holp Mrnnue Baker Thlrd Row George Healey Joseph Pratt Robert Prnser Jo hanna Wllson Margaret Gun tle Harold Nlchols ladynsorl Dennls Ruegel Paul Landis Shaw Ferguson Donald Conung Fourth Row Bobby Marsh Glenn Cook Mark Weaver Rnchard McNelly John Sher bet Richard DeVoe Adam Weaver Lloyd Ewing Kenneth Reynolds Freddie Fogle Absent Delores Barthelemy Bally Hanshew Clufford Runyan F' o -Cl f 'ghl , , , , , , . , f , I A , , I , , I I I M I I - , . i I , , I . , , , , , , 1 ' , - , , , , Fnrst Row-lleft to rightl , E I I , , , , , , , . v. Q' I V. , , I . , , , I I - , , A-4 I I I - I . , , , , , . -iw I , , I , I J I , , , . -i I , . eww lrst R w to FI Martha Holp Joan Holp Mar nom Votaw Helen Muller Nath aly Longbrake Mary Blosser Nancy Smlth Barbara Roberts Cora Hull Annabell Gearhart Dorothy Shade Vnrglnla Bow er Vnolet Drllon Ruth lmes Phyllxs l-lonnus Second Row Walter Barth elemy Geraldnne lmes Dolores Musselman Chormame Younce Buela Guntle Mary Lou Yaney Mrs Roberts Shirley Runyan Gloria Holp Dorothy Gephart Charlotte Muller Elalne Krelt zer Arlene Keener Rlchard Luedeke Third Row Kenneth McMa han Edgar Barker Jonas Wy song Charles Warner Emerson Bowser Joseph Lundsey Ray mond Gardner Thomas Keener Harold Heck, Ray Stockslager, Robert Wlllns, Rnchard Hull, Kenneth Cook, Hubert Meyer lrst ow let to rn Glenn Hem Dale Blosser Gene Blosser LaVon Blanchard By ron McNelly James Bowser Jesse Platt Lewis Brown Second Row Delores Pner son Esther Jones Ardene Frantz Loss Smlthers Betty Gearhart Elnzabeth Gibson Bonnle Lou Cam Martha Pet ers Lucille Denllnger Carol Logel Geraldine lzar Pauline Stutz Third Row Karl Selm Os car Shonefelt Jnmmle Avery John Ruebush Russel Johnson Mrs Dodds Don Etter Paul Sanger Roy Sollenberger Deon Denlrnger David Longbrake Fourth Row Patsey Davey lrus Parrish June Riley Exleen Prlser Mlldred Zumwald Vera Smith Delores White Morgorne Welsh Mlrlam Norris Joanne Morruson Glenn Bowser Absent Teddy Shadoan Helen Howell Dores Guenther Harold Muller Page Twenty Nine WSYZXW 7 F' R -K f Aghtl S I I I I - Q I I I . 1 ., , I D DAM l 4 P V I I , M I I A I , , , I l A I .. f l ' , I , l SEQ ' J I. . 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I - , I I 1 I , , , l U 4 I - , , , I I I I U I I , ' I I I , , , , , I I - , , I I I . , , rrst w left to fl t Dolores Rerer Martha Her manson Sue Martun Barbara Weaver Betty Rlley Phyllls Slmmons Barbara Izor Barbara Bowsman Anna Platt Phyllis Beneke Second Row Kelth Long necker Bobby Lee Landas Ev erett Jones Robert Bauley Mlss Erbaugh Donald Copp Robert Apple Norman Guntle Thlrd Row Charles Spltler Paul Norrus Dolores Hlgman Aluce Johnson Claranna Ream Betty Whlte Tanya Hayes Robert Bell Charles Oney Absent Vlvuan Barthelemy lrst ow ft to FI t Donald Mason Jerry Huffman Charles Brower Ramon Alcan tara Lawrence Z u m b r u m Donald Davis James Hall Dar rell Landis Wallace Stump Franklln Bowman Second Row Paul Landus Patrlcla Bowman Donna Lou Moore Luculle Prlser Danna Lee Rldenour JoAnn Laux Betty Lou Shell Elleen Fogle Rosella Guntle Janet Medford Kathermne Smlth Dorus Duns man Sylvua Toblas Joan Helnd' Emerson Seam Donald Frantz Thurd Row Jlmmy Muller J I m m y Longnecker Herbert Shanefelt Joseph lmes Bully Prlce lrvln Guntle Mrs Gilbert Robert Peters Mlss Henry Gene Muller Kelth Garber Kenneth Luedeke Fourth Row Dlckle Rhoads Richard Lee Shank Tommle Blosser Annabel Ream Phyllls Helndl Phyllls Cooper Lols Brower Falth Shadoan Chrlstnna Owney Joan Housekeeper Lols Muller Mary Frances Martin John Clymer Lloyd Bowser Roger Blosser Russel Blanchard Absent when plctures were taken Ellen Cottrell Doralene McNelly Melvin Shade Wnlllam Votaw Robert Deeter Page Thlrty F' Ro -l 'gh J . lk I Y -re-MU..-J-.-0 W,-wp-Jw . A I I .5 V , , 3--Q-in-an-1-Qi ' - , , , , , . I A I - I I I I , . -it I Y 1 I I , , , , , . F R file 'gh l I , 1 1 ' ' J Dlckue Johnson, Rollin Holp, . 1 I b , ' I I Y , , ..-. Q I , , , , , , I I I I , I , 'I I l I V I , , . I , . , , , , , I YT I I -I I I I I I I I ' I I I I , , , , , , , 4 I I , , . Furst Row Bruce Hlnes Dlckle Cunningham Dwalne Lentz Malcolm Fudge Phullup Younce John Fortney Bzlly Fahrenholz Rnchard Jones Jer ry Brown Donald Norrls Bully Huffman Second Row Allce Harry Della Hull Glorua Barnhelsel Patty Delhl Jacklyn Seals Shar ley Spradlnng Anna Guntle Ja n e Etter Marlene Spltler Donna Lou Pfeiffer Sandra Jackson Wanda Moore Loretta Blosser Paulme Oney Juanlta Prlser John Clark Thnrd Row Bully Roberts Marvln Ferguson Richard Bell Merle Guntle Jon Schwergert Rendell Oglesbee Ruchard Ben eke James Wulson Mary Ellen Schafer teacher Joe Klng Ken neth Murray Ralph B r u n k Tommy DeLaney Gerald Bar thelemy Charles Mendenhall Bully Oney nrst Rw Cleft to rn Bullue Curtis Robert Denllnger Warren Curtls Jackle Davey Jerry Shock Kenneth Landis Rnchard Landis Kenneth Muller Paul Honlous Kenneth Rlley Glen Muller Paul Shafer Rnch ard Fergenson Paul Dnehl Second Row Sonnye Mason Phyllls Weaver Lucille Lavy Shnrley Sue Peeveler Dorlene Shanefe't Margaret Muller Norma Musselman Barbara Weaver Joan Hull Betty Zum brum Katherine Baker Caro llne Harry Barbara Bowman Evonne Heck Dorls Guntle Alice Marne Alluson Patricia Byrley Lorna Nan Wright Thnrd Row Betty Elllson Muss McKinney Ronald Platt Mlss Neal Marlene Bowser Fourth Row Chester Bright Dale Wysong Dale lzor Wnl llam Maddaford Marvm Mas Guntle Herbert Younce Dane Stockslager Harold VanAr dal Paul Deeter Lowell Bltner Freddle Anderson Buddy Holp Martin Frantz Dlckle Clark Page Thlrty One 5 F' o A 'ghtb x V K I I A I I , , , , I I Y , . l- I , , , ' I I W , t, I I P I I - 1 I I , , , , . vi I , , , . T I I I - I . slldme, Robert Rosey, George , , C , - , , , , , , . I ,LH , , , , , I I - , , Q-Q I , , I I - , , , , , , , , , , . l I f , , , I . , , I I I - , , I . , , Snapettes I Ralph Brank 2 Dorothy Gephart 3 Shirley Spracllmg 4 Ardene and Donald Frantz 5 Bull and Je x, u man 6 Jerry Huffman 7 C93 on waggert e no a c IO Carolyn and Ance arry erm I r uc ar e IX ra e Ph IS Weaver I5 Warren and ally Curtis I6 Barbara Weaver I7 Ray and Dane Stockslager I8 Marlene Bowser I9 Betty EI ns rm 20 Elleerw Fogle Page Thlrty Two . . . . . ' . . . . rrf I-I ff . . . . . . 3. J S . 9, Allc Alla rm nl Bully, . I' H . II. GI Mlle. I2. R I'1 CI B II, I3. S' th G d. I4, yII , ,. B I. . , . . . . . I o . . ACTIVITIES Parent Teacher Association President Mrs Clarence Keener Secretary Miss Naam Erbaugh Vice President Mrs Marion Longnecker Treasurer Mr Wilbur Holp To promote the welfare of children and youth in home school church and community to raise the standards of home life to secure adequate laws for the cars and protection of children and youth To bring into closer relation the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child and to develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest ad vantages in physical mental social and spiritual education General Theme The pursuit of happiness through service Our programs have been very outstanding October 3 94 Mexico by Mr and Mrs Herman November 4 4 l-l Club Achievement Day December l9 l94l Christmas Program by School Professor l-lale February 6 l94l W PA Orchestra Men s Night March 6 l94l Dxie Y Girls ril 3 Health Electron of officers May l l94l Style Review by Home Ec Dept Installation of officers This year we have approximately one hundred eighty five members ltwo thirds the families in school? The Athletic Supper and Farmers lnstitute dinners were sponsored by the P T A The first PTA was organized November 22 l923 Mrs Clyde Dafler was the first president We have purchased a much needed coffee urn for the kitchen also rhythm band instruments for second grade As a project of the PTA Ways and Means committee Mr Bloom chairman proceeds from the alumni game and the magazine drive were contributed to the tennis court fund amounting to S89 O2 BEST WISHES FROM YOUR PTA P,eT ty I I 'I----A-Yi-4- -iYvA --.A,,--x-,--Y---'VA----F-A---F---AA.-Il ' ll A I 7, I9 l .......c..,sc..,.cs.,,.....,........,t......,c.... - ' January 9, l94l .,.....,s,.s,,,.s,c.,,,,....,,,.......,,,...,scc....., Music Appreciation I 1AiA----Y-YY-Q---'Yw-------,,-----'----w--'-iA--A,,-A-,- i - ll ll - Ap ' , l94l .....s..,s,us,...c,......, .........,..,......,...,.,,... of ' . ar hir -Five Page Thirty-Six Gurl Reserves The Gurl Reserve club started thus momentous year wuth these offucers presudent lxuthc Erbaugh vucc presud nt Helen Morruson secretary Norma Lee Frantz assustant sec retary Jeannette Wysong treasurer Caryl Denlunger worshup chaurman Phyllus Smadoan program chaurman Ramona McNelly music chourrnan Jean Busset and puanust Louuse H ull Mrs Ctutz has been our beloved advusor Our furst really bug event was of course our recognutuon servuce lt was held on the front lawn and front ste s of the school Our G R sextettc sang and a marumba truo qave thc musuc fer the pro essuonal The specual lughtung effects made ut one of the most b autrful of our recognutuon ceremonues The next bug event on our G R calendar was our week end trup to Columbus to a vouth conferen e Thus was on Thanksguvrng week end Mrs Stutz acted as chaperone for the gurls who went Jean Busset Luz Fogle Glorua Weaver Louuse Hull Wulma Johnson Florence Lcndus lxamona Mcl'Nelly and Ruthe Erbaugh We ll never forget ut Then at Chrustrras turne the club together wuth the Hu Y gave baskets of food to needy people of the comrnunuty At Chrustmas tume the G R gurls gave a tea un the old gym for the mothers We aave a report of our trup to Columbus and Mr H C Renollet gave a talk and showed a rnovue on etuquette Just before the Valentune tea whuch the mothers gave us our G R and the Hu Y wuth the help of Dusty Rhoades and Ralph Peters planned the program for the furst county Hu Y and G R conference at Jefferson It was such a huge success that already we are lookung forward to one next year Someone saud the gurls added color and unspuratuon to the conference After guvung a St Patruck s day party for Brookvulle and Jefferson and presentung our annual Easter pageant and Ea ter garden we re now strugglung wuth plans for our Gurl Reserve and Hu Y banquet on May 20 HI-Y Club The Duxue Hu Y club has been actuve un our school lt us an extensuon of the Dayton YMC A unto the surroundung county The purpose of thus club us to gather unto bounds the better type of students to fur ther the Chrustuan udeals Specual emphasus has been placed upon the udeals of clean speech clean Sportsman shup clean scholarshup and clean luv ng The fallowung are the offucers for thus term presudent Harold Fruend vuce presudent Howard Hanshew secretary Eugene Erbaugh treasurer Don Wampler Page Thl y Seven O - , 7 X ,I , ' , . 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B I O I , 's - , , u , , , u - Page Thirty-Eighi F Another year un Vocatuonal Agruculture us comung to a close Thus us the last year of school for some of you boys We hope that you have gauned much from thus course and that you wull put unto practuce many of the thungs whuch you have studued Let us revuew a few of the accomplushments of the past year Two of the boys Roger Mullukun and Paul Brower who are un 4 H club work also receuved furst place un Montgomery county and furst un the state of Ohuo un a 4 l-l demonstratuon on Galvanuzed roofung and sudung These two boys spent a week un Chucago at the Natuonal Club Congrass and Luvestock Show as theur reward for wunnung furst place The boys from Duxue receuved about seventy per cent of the premuum money offered for pruzes at the Montgomery county faur un l911O We dud not have an educatuonal F FA booth at the Ohuo state four thus past year but thus fall we are agaun goung out for furst place We have purchased a movue prouector and camera for our department and have taken some unterestung pucfures of our protects Ten of our boys had auute an unterestung educatuonal tour and fushung trup last sprung I am sure the boys who were on thus trup shall never forget theur experuences We are lockung forward and are antucupatung bugger and better thungs un the year to come The Future l-lomemakers Assocuatuon of the Johnsvulle New Lebanon school was or ganuzed un the fall of I937 Thus us a state organuzatuan and us sponsored by the Vacatuanal Home Economucs classes Our offucers of the year of l94O l94l are presudent Caryl Denlunger vuce presudent Maruan Sternberger secretary Mary Summons assustant secretary Betty Comer treasurer Orpha Summons hustoruan Wulodene Erbaugh program chaurman Dorus Wysong We hold our meetungs twuce a month The F H A gurls and the F F A boys enter tanned theur parents at a banquet guven March 27 A style revue showung the dresses made by the gurls durung the year was guven at the last PTA meetung May l The thurd degree was guven to the Junuor gurls by the Brookvulle FHA club We served tea and cookues at the end of the program Seventeen gurls gave the furst degree to the Brookvulle Freshman gurls at Brookvulle We funushed the year by preparung and servung at a banquet guven by Mr Frantz Monthly meetungs are planned durung the summer of l94l P1ge Thurty Nune l l I Io 0 Ao - u , I T I , lo Ho Ao T ' I I I u u , 1 , , , , u 1 V , . First Row-lleft to rightl Doris Wysong, Virginia Zumwald, Katherine Guntle, Martha Zumwald, Betty Moore, Donna Smith, Wanda Carter, Betty Comer, Corrine Guntle, Kaye Harrow, Ramona McNelly, Evelyn Woodie, Betty Mahan, Orpha Simmons, Mary Louise McCoy, Juanita Dillon, Jeannette Copp, Wilma Johnson, Mary Francis Bachlor, Evelyn Trissel, Alberto Good, Vivian l-lolderman, Evelyn Brower. Second Row-Shirley Holp, Wilodene Er- baugh, Virginia King, Lorena Shell, Jeannette Wysong, Carol Denlinger, Louise l-lull, Ruthe Erbaugh, Mr. Nichols, Lucille Marker, Eliza- beth Fogle, Jean Bisset, Dorothy Seim, Marion Sternberger, Jean McGriff, Florence Landis, Lois Flora. First Row-Howard Miller, Lloyd Gear- hart, Marcus Comer, Harold Friend, Donald Morrison, Howard Weaver, Second Row-E a r n e st Woodie, Buel Woodie, Dick Gibson, Mr. Nichols, Paul Simmons, Paul McGriff, Quinter Hoover. First Row--Shirley Holp, Juanita Dillon, Virginia King, Jeannette Wysong, Kaye Har- row, Ruthe Erbaugh, Ramona McNelly, Lucille Marker, Betty Comer, Orpha Simmons, Wilma Johnson, Evelyn Woodie, Vivian l-lolderman, Mary Jane Honious. Second Row-Louise Hull, Jean Bisset, Elizabeth Fogle, Martha Zumwald, Betty Moore, Mary Frances Bach lor, Virginia Zumwald, Wanda Carter, Jean McGriff, Doris Wysong, Wilodene Erbaugh, Katherine Guntle, Lois Flory. Third Row-Dick Gibson, Quinter Hoover, Harold Friend, Junior Miller, Howard Weaver, Paul Simmons, Mr. Nichols, Marcus Comer, Lloyd Gearhart, Don Morrison, Paul McGriff, Buel Woodie, Earnest Woodie, Marion Stern- burger. Page Forty The Gurls Chorus had a very successful year cl: maxed by the dustrrct ratlng of excellent and state rat :ng of good plus The gurls also appeared at o Mont gornery County Teachers rneetung nn Dayton and sang at several school functnons throughout the year The Boys Chorus though small had many lnter estung and enjoyable peruods together They sang num bers of many dnfferent types during the school yeor and some real progress was realnzed The Mnxed Chorus sang and practlced for enjoy ment and nnspuratuon only Many times the results were pleasnng No attempt was made to present thus group to the public Page Forty One . , . , , , 1 I I T 1 Page Forty-Two Roster of Dlxle School MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS Band Thxs well organlzed body of asplrlnq musxcuans has played tor many athletuc contests mainly bas ketball A larae number cf church ancl school func tlon welcametl thclr cooperatlon Two rnellaphoncs antl tm valvc trombone wcrc prncurccl by the bantl Tlwc forty om members are TRUMPETS Duck Glbson Lowell Evans Donald Glantan Euqene Erbaugh Bully Hanshew Den Ettcr Bllly Marsh Frecl Hood Daylcl Lonabrake BASS HORN Paul McGrutt BARITONIE Oulnter Hoover Harold Conlna SAXOPHONES Jeannette Copp Shar ev HQ p Paulune Statz Dorls Guenther Bob Gnbson Den nas Relgel FLLJTES Lucille Marker Mary Denllnaer L RINETS aretta Bramluaugh Vlolet D lan Arclene Frantz Jo Ann Morrison Glorla Weay er Paul Holweaer Joan Harrow Bobby Marsh Dorothy Gephart MELLOPHONES Dorothy Scum TROMBONES arcnce Slyclcr Alberta Gt Charles Blasscr Dean Denlunaer Karl Seam DRUMS Ruthe Erbaugh Wilma Johnson Caryl Denllnger MUSIC DIRECTOR M Harold Nuchals MAJORETTES Juanlta Dullrn Mlruam Homer Orchestra This special muslc department enhances var: aus school and communuty programs and turthers BASS VIOLIN Louuse Hull VIOLIN Caryl Denllnger Betty Moore Mary C Diehl ACCORDIONS Vera Heck Muldred Keener BARITONE Qulnter Hoover TROMBONE Clarence Snyder SAXOPHONE Jeanette Copp Bob Glbson Shurley Halp Juanlta Dillon CLARINETS Paul Holweger Gloria Weaver Mvruam Hoover Joan Harrow Loretta Brurnbaugh MELLOPHONES Dorothy Selrn Harold Erbauah FLUTES Lucnlle Marker Mary Denlunger TRUMPETS Duck Gibson Lowell Evans Don Glan ton BASS HORN Paul McCurlft DRUMS Orpha Simmons Evelyn Brower PIANO Ruthe Erbaugh DIRECTOR Harold Nichols lMrl Page Forty Three O O , V, ' , l N I . , N 2 ' , , RI r 1 I I ' t 3 , , 1 , l fl , 1 X I I - ' 1 , f , . C A ' i L . , ' ll , I I J fx V , . . . l LYMBAL5- EVCWH BVOWCV- music appreclatron In the student boav. I Cl ' W , frm rl . , 5 f f ' 1 , . 1 r, , 2 t , nf , 3 1 1 , . I I I . , , , 4 1 ' , . 3 I , f ' 1 ' , . Page Forty-Four Greyhound Staff Studen JOURNAUSM Stephen L Loomas 8. Theodore R Bracker Fave cents a copy once a month news of happenangs and actavataes an and about Daxae Three guesses thats raght ats the Daxae Greyhound Daxaes one cncl only school paper Helen Morrason Eclator an Chaef It has been through her constant and unceasanq effort that our school paper has been a success Ruthe Erbaugh Assastant Edator An able assastant to the Edator and author of Madame Mush and Woo What would we doeth wathout Ruthe' Ted Bracker Outstandang allustrator and Art Edator of the Greyhound Staff author f Contrast an Meanang an oraganol Greyhound feature Gloraa Weaver Teds oble assastant Ramona McNelly Ramona as a capable and effacaent Busaness Manager Betty Mahan Carculataon Manager To Betty our exchange system as entrusted Phyllas Shadoan Feature Wrater Her storaes are an a class by themselves CLASS REPORTERS NEWS MAKES THE PAPER' Senaors Ruthe Erbaugh Freshmen Varganaa Matchell Junaors Evelyn Trassel Eaghth Grade Mary Denlanger Saphornores Joan Harrow Seventh Grade Joan Longnecker Jean Brumbaugh Steve Loomas Sports Sports reports of all sorts Caryl Denlanger Fashaons How the vsell dressed lassae wall adorn her classy chassas Sharley Holp Socaety How do you do Jeannette Wysong Personalaty Personalaty plus and how to develop at Book reports are contrabuted to the paper by the Labrary Traanang Class advased by Mrs Arthur The Headache of typang as handed to Typang Class ll who accepts thas task and ably undertakes at wath the aad and advace of the Commercaal Teacher Mrs Stutz who contrabutes much tame to our school paper t CouncH By Don Wampler Upon enterang Mr Claytons ottace on any Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock you wall hear Don Wampler the presadent of the student body open a regular meetang of the Student Councal by sayang ls everyone present? Then after glancang around the room hell say The meetang wall now come to order and the meetang as an full swang Seated around the large oak table are the members of the councal They are the three elected teachers the student presadent two members from each of the upper tour classes and one from the seventh and eaghth grades The aam of the Student Councal as to gave each student a chance to partacapate an the government of has school by consaderang all requests presented to at and actang on them an a manner that wall be of the most benefat to the grand school ot whach he as a part Page Forty Fave By V V a , . , ' V I i- , -i . I ' -- ' ' , anal O H . I Phyllis Smathers-Click+A highly interesting column. l. F l , - a , : ' , , , , . aa ,, I If I ll- ' - - - I , , , , , Munstrel Fnrst Row Cleft to rlghtJ Arthur Ernsman end man Jacob Holweger end man Joseph Frantz end man Harold Nlchols muslc dnrector Mary Denlsnger Loss Jean Smuthers Ruthe Erbaugh Caryl Denllnger Bryce Bloom durector Howard Hanshew end man Paul Holp end man Howard Muller end man Maxlne Blosser Ada Daugherty Louuse Dillon Mary Allce Dofler Norma Guenther Dorothy Seam Lorena Shell Doris Albrecht Wnlbur Holp Esther Stutz Asszstant Thnrd Row Harold Friend Marcus Comer Vurgmla Zumwold Juanita Dlllon Dons Wysong Bessle Bloom Elmer Bowser Mae Johnson Gladys Holp Lakle Kung Lllllan McNunch Robert Bxsset Howard Weaver Page Forty Six i . C I 1 1 1 I -vv 5 I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I l I I I I I l I I I I I . I ' Second Row-Russel Daugherty, Hugh Sauer, Paul Simmons, James Simmons, Ramona McNelly, I I I 4 I I 4 I I I I I l I 4 I I I ' I I I I I 4 I I l I I I I ' -. -- GTX Sv 5 ATHLETICS P9Ftb nh fa' x 'x QYIQ if ,VE . YQ Xff -gig v,i,. l 7 1' V' lx in xx N - . Q BASKET B OBERTS R Cef EUGENE ERBAUGH Manager' M. COMER Guard LTSW In BALL Us P. HOLWEGER Q R q Guard xi fa 'BW A H. DILLON Forward BRYCE L. BLOOM Coach BASKETBALL The Dtxte hugh school basketball team enpayed one of the most successful seasons years Our team played 25 games nntng l8 lostng 7 Neyer was there a pull moment even ln defeat lt was not unttl the ftnal gun that the boys from Dtxue were defeated The greatest margtn of defeat betng 6 potnts Our greatest offenstxe effort betnq the 55 to 20 defeat handed to Farmersvrlle ln the county tourney The thrall of the seosfn was talong Madlson 25 to 6 for the Consolation champlonshtp After county tournament play our team showed fne form and ablltty an turntng oack College Corner and Pale-sttne rn the dlstrlct meet We were ellrntnated by West Mtlton a l I 26 to 28 Mt ton possessed a xery ftne team Our school thus year planned an overnight trtp on the schedule gotng to Ctrclevtlle Everyone had a good time and even though we were defeated entoycd the trap Thus polocy of an oycrntght trap wtll be follov ed next year Opponents Nov lXoy Nov lXox Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an on on e e J Cvngratulatton tm Coach Bloom and hts squad for thts flne record Jefferson tCluntan Co ntyl Jefferson Formersyrlle Centerville Phtlltpsburg Unton Cnty Crrcleyllle Lewtsburg West Chester Germantown Brookvtlle West Carrollton Butler Randolph Northrndge Madtsan Gomes away COUNTY TOURNAMENT Butler former vulle Randolph Ccntarvtlle We They SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Madtson College Corner Palesttne West Milton Alumnu game 26 won by Vorsuty squad C They Page Flfty tn . 1 , wt ' , . t , I 5 . , , I , tn twrtl er, ' , l ' ' A . W . 8 , u V , 39 27 , l5 ' H 7 ,,,, , ,l9 25 . l9 H38 26 ' z 29 H , , H33 28 . 3 , ,, , ,3l 27 . 6 'Wayne , , 2l l2 . l3 ' , M , ,26 22 . lA ' , .25 28 . 20 ' 26 28 J . 3 1 28 23 J , lO 1 3l l9 J . l7 ' 2l 24 J . 2l ,, AO 32 J 4 24 ,32 241 J . 3l ' 48 32 l: lj. 7 26 I6 F l . ll H25 31 20 28 7 s 55 2l 26 ll X 2 3l l8 25 6 ,32 23 ' , , ,37 20 , , , 28 Duxue Cheer Leaders Victory victory Is our cry I C t o Can we? Wall we9 Wel I guess Theres the basket Heres the floor Come on team Tnme ou ' Tume Come on team Duxue Hn School Yes yes yes' Raise that score School Song When Dnxles team trots out on to the floor Well do our best to make our ponents roar Well stand beside you team whate er befall So when thus game IS ready answer to our call Oh DIXIE HIGH our boys wull fxght for you And to their colors we wnll eer be true For DIXIE HIGH wall march to VICTORY VICTORY RAH RAH RAHI Let s wm Ra rah rah rah Puck em up Dnxle H Duxue H Yea boom yea buff SGI em down lRepeat 2 tnmesI Yeo buff Yeo D,X,e Come on team Yeaaaaaaa Dxxle Shes the Smffuv Lets go to town RAH' Page Fifty One o o 1 K I I ,-, - - - - . V ry L I . . I ' - ml 1 I . , . ' I . , , I I - . . , I I I . I , . I I I I - h ' ' I I I I I . . i . . i , I I E I , , , I A I 1 I I I ' I I I - 1 l li L l. l Junior High Basketball l- - Our Dlxle .lunuor Hugh defending tournament champions farled to retain the tltle this season We experlenced cz very successful campangn wnnnnng 8 and loslng 2 despute the fact that all of our l94O team graduated into the ranks of the varsity ten The junior boys played a good brand of ball durlng the entlre season We were ellmunated In the sem: frnals of the tournament by Farmersvllle by the close score of l4 l2 Our next years prospects are very good We have a large number of seventh and eighth grade boys who are enthusrastucolly wanting for next years season to begun The followung are the scores of the l94O l94l season Drxne Dnxue Daxue Duxue Dnxue vs Farmersvllle Butler Jefferson Germantown Randolph Denotes tournament games 1220 2 6 4 Page Fifty Two l vs ' 2l-l8 - 'I vs 24- 3 'l2-ll vs I9-l3 'I -l4 vs l6-l4 l-l2 l3-lO s Baseball Team Dnxues baseball us enjoynng one of nts most successful seasons un years Wenmng 8 out of IO games played to date wuth a gcod chance to cop the County League havmg to play Jefferson for the South half then the wlnner to meet the winner of the North half Our boys went to the fnnals of the County Tournament losung a tough one to a good Brookvulle crew Mnscues proved drsastrous to the Dnxue nme The pntchung of Truman Dullon and Lloyd Gearhart hos been o great factor rn the success of the 41 team Steady fneldnng on the port of Holweger Wampler Morruson Good Comer Rrley and R Gearhart has brought our putchers out of many a tough spot Only Comer and Good will be lost by graduatvon wnll be a tough gob to full thenr shoes but In general the prospects for another year are very brught The hnghlnght of the season was the nught game played at Ducks Park May I3 l94l Dnxue played host to Phalnps burg taking o close one 9 to 8 Schedule Aprul Aprll April April Aprll April Aprul May May May May May May Dixie Duxue Drxue Dlxle Dnxne Dnxue Dnxue Dnxue Dnxue Dnxue Dnxne Dnxne Drxue West Alexandrra 4 Farmersvulle 3 Centervulle 5 Roosevelt 8 Co Op 7 Randolph 5 Butler 3 Brookvulle 7 Farmersvllle Jefferson 6 Phllllpsburg Roosevelt 7 Eaton 4 Tournament games Page Fifty Three . , ' It . 4- , . 7 . April ll--Dixie 6 Jefferson 7 . ISQ- , . 9 , , 18- , , 6 . . 21? . , 9 . 24-u . . 8 - ' 28- ' ' ll ' , 301 . . 4 , 2- ' ' 3 ' ' 6- ' ' IO ' 8 9- ' ' l l3f-- ' ' 9 ' ' 8 20- A ' 2 - ' ' 2 Flrst Row Sarah June Muller Dor othy Seam Betty Comer Mary Ellen Simmons Lorena Shell Second Row Mary Jane Homuous Gloria Vveaver Jeanette Copp Jean Spluter Glenna Stoner Katherane Trls se Furst Row Marcus Comer Harold Landns Oscar Wanger Robert Henry George Goad Earnest Woodue Her man Warner First Row Sarah Ju ne Muller Glenna Stoner Wilma Johnson Mnss Erbaugh Betty Comer Ruthe Erbaugh Shirley Holp Flrst Row Bully Marsh Charles McGrlft Warren Peck Paul Landis Fred Fogle Page Fifty Four .T I - 1 1 , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'T 1 1 1 1 1 1 T 1 1 1 1 M U RA L PING PONG CHAMPIONS Pung Pong was under th direct supervusuon of the Stu dent Council whuch mode the necessory regulations ond helped In every woy to monntoun the proper sparnt of systemo tnzed ploy ot oll fumes A decaded reduction ln lost ond broken equvprnent us the oword whuch speoks for Itself GIRLS SINGLES BOYS SINGLES JOAN HARROW CORVIN RILEY BOYS DOUBLES MIXED DOUBLES GIRLS DOUBLES CORVIN RILEY PAUL HOLWEGER VIRGINIA MITCHELL ARTHUR DILLON VIRGINIA MITCHELL LA DONNA HULL P9 FII - l 1 . - D . . . - .. P kgs. My L' Mit 'AN' Sw ,MQ . .U .M W . . . -1 ,gf ik f I P. , I I I I Calendar September School opens October F F A Corn l-lusklng Contest R T A Carnuval November COTA Flrst basketball game Thanksa1v1nq vacatlon December Every Pupul Test F H A Party Clrclevllle over nlght tru Freshman party Chrustmas vacatlon January February 28 29 Back to school Farmers lnstltute 20 22 27 28 Tau moment Ccunty County Tournament March l25 County Tou rna ment D1str1ct Tournament DlSfFlCT Tournament Aprll Every Pupll Test El1m1nat1on Test Prelnmunary School Spelllng Test Commerclal Contest School Spelllng Bee Munstrel Show May Junlor Class Play Dlstrnct State Scholarshup Test Sennor Class Play l-l1Y G R Banquet Letter Banquet Jun1or Sen1or Banquet June 3 Baccalaureate Class Nnght Commencement School Closes P ge Ffty S1 F9 4 . . . ' l8 1 A , ' 1-2 8 ' F 2l F ' ' T ' 4 A F 12 , A ,F M , . P A .D I7 T F F 20 P ' 8 - 2 221 2 F 5-8 ' 'P F T --I . . T . 2 . ll Good Friday program with Eastern Garden 15 . A . 17 ' 23 A - 25 ' 2 . 3 . . - V . 16 ' F 20 '- - . , 23 29 E - ' T F 1 2 2 ccssc 2 24 as so so 2 2 3 2,2 ca 2 THANK YOU Witlw sincere opprecicu- tion we acknowledge the contributions of our od- vertisers. ANNOUNCEMENTS DR. H. H. GOOD DENTIST GENERAL X-RAY SERVICE P e I -W ' i 920 to ll: . . l:OOt 51 Op. . sdayi 9:OOt I : . . ' s y App ' t West Ale a d 'a Oh'o HELMER S ICE C1 COAL CO New Leba ' ICE and FUEL H'hGadeCol dCke F mely HecksCalYad W e Yo W t THE VERY BEST GOODS at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES C S ANDERSON 5' SON TheSt eTh tSe e Y est N L a COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND THE DAYTON POWER 6' LIGHT CO Your Servant In the Home Wherever electracnty IS available so as running water Electruclty IS cheap One cent wnll pump more than IOO gallons of water Also water heater servuce as benng ot tered on a specnal rate See our Rural Representative I Jo t Ale d a h Dst ct Ma og Ph e 36 I non, Ohlo hon O Oftlce Hours O OO a m O O m ug r a an o Thur o I OO a m only I Evennng b oln ment Ol' F 0 V x n rl , I h n u an Come to . . I or a rv s ou B ew eb non, Ohio , . J. Avin mes Wes xan ri , O io i ri n er on 2 One of Dayton s Most Reliable BEAUTY SHOPS THE MIAMI BEAUTY SHOPPE 71171 2 M KINGERY skos FU 569' Meat Market D h All Home Killed Meats Buyers of Llve Stock and Hades Best Wishes from LYNNS BEAUTY SHOP New Lebanon Ohio M f 7 ' 5' 1 Hz.. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO 500 E Mann Sl' EATON Phone 71 FARMERS' BANK New Lebanon, Ohio I0 Miles West of Dayton Established I9I3 Phone 30 Capitol 525,000 00 O F Brumbaugh, Pres and Cashier Deposits up to 55,000 Insured Under U S Government Plon Safety Deposit Boxes For Quality Merchandise and Friendly Service at o Rasonable Price SEE C. 0. BRUMBAUGH General Store New Lebanon Phone 8 HELWAGEN MUSIC CO 8 W Monument Ave Phone FU 4939 Dayton Ohio King Bach Selmer Bond Instruments Accordions Accessories Paul Blagg Studio Mgr Private Studios Instruction on all Instruments Public Address Systems Repair Department CHESTER O BICKEL Dealer in High Grade Coal Coke Cement and Tobacco Boxes Dependable Service Prompt Delivery Phone No 2 West Alexandria Ohio Ice Cream TOOT Malted on AT Milk and Root TH am Beer TOOT burgers For That Little Snack That ll Appease Your Tummy Ask For Our Dogwood Special Curb Service JAMES P KOSTA Beauty School Keith Building Dayton Ohio COMPLIMENTS VEARL A DEN LINGER ecoyaul eoo cestoe goods e goods sck a d school s des at popua p ces us ou esc o s a yo a e ulaes to be t e st b t ot e t Soda Fo MILLER S PHARMACY ptM Re ste ed Pho o t N Leba o Oho PBS! I ' ' 0 I I I I I I A I ' I I I ' . A ' 1 E I-I - ' 1 I I . . . 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The home of Purina Pratts and Ublko The best IH feeds to meet your needs HOLWEGER a HoLP FUNERAL DIRECTORS INVALID COACH SERVICE Jacob Holweger Phone l5lO Wilbur C l-lolp Phone 785 New Lebanon Ohuo E E Henry Special Representatwe THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO lA Mutual Companyl l5l2 Mutual Home Bldg Dayton lf you llve you wall some day want to retlre You wnll need money to make your later years comfortable LET ME EXPLAIN OUR PLAN TO YOU Residence Phone New Lebanon 875 Busmess Phone Adams 609l RAPID ADVANCEMENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES A few months of specnaluzed trannlng for Commencement wlll qualify you for a preferred posntaon nn busnness The Defense Program requlres trained accountants and others are needed rn business government and army offuces Quallfy for early employment and a promlsung future Ask for l94l bulletin No obllgatlon MIAMI JACOBS COLLEGE Second gl Ludlow Sts Dayton Ohlo PgStT I I ' I I ll office workers. Typists, stenographers, HARRY B SMITH Rexall Drugglst Two good country drug stores' Brookville Germantown IFRUITS VEGETABLES 0 W FRANTZ Johnsvllle Ohio Stop and see our Cactus Garden? Watch Clock Jewelry Repalrlng EDWARD F BURKET I2 Voge St West Alexandria Telephone 82 J INSURANCE PROTECTS YOU NON ASSESSABLE SURETY MUTUALS BONDS oLp LINE COMPANIES CN r y P bl cl S Roy J Stockslager Agent Whe yo shop pato age s pp cated Get those old shoes repanred Shoe Repalr Shop West Alexandria Ohlo Phone 205 COMPLIMENTS TANNER BARBER SERVICE J S Ile h SIGHT FEED Acetylene Generators an A C Electrnc Welders The Slght Feed Generator Co West Alexandrua Ohio Me hot Cbe BARBECUE SAN DWICHES The THAT Nato al NEW Fa o te' DELICIOUS T t' TREAT Kwltzergrowlun Barbecue Stand Located at Shell St to Jo I , A II ll I I oar u i ' Compliment of - I I - n u in New Lebanon, your r n i a re i . at I or H. P. ROTH S I ohn vi , O io I ! . H H T Xl ur S rvice I ' d i n - v ri . ' ' ry i . ' a i n, hnsville DILS STUDIO ION Antnoch St Dayton Ohlo BEST WISHES Satnsfactnon Guaranteed T0 THE CLASS OF -41 CHAS E DILS May the Coming years bring you success and Ifmappuness Ice Cream Soft Drinks BERT cf HELENS CAFE '-'ON STORE 128 130 South Jefferson St Johnsvllle Ohlo We Are Buuidlng a Reputation For Fune Meals COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSVI LLE NEW LEBANON Farmers Institute a I n I n o I . 0 ' - I ' I I Q Adams 8552 Hours 9AM to5PM K K WEAVER D D S 6OO Fldellty Bulldnng Dayton Ohlo F W WRIGHT 6' SON Wayne Feeds Feeds Paints Seeds Poultry Supplies Red Top Fence Mnaml Bred Chucks GRINDING AND MIXING Otfnce 47 Phones Res 248 West Alexandrla Ohuo COMPLIMENTS OF THE BRADFORD PUMPKIN SHOW The celebration wnth beautiful exhnbuts thrullnng free acts clean amusements fair con cesslons and unllmuted fun October 1014 1941 Come to Bradford for a Better Tame HEMLOCK 4677 HEMLOCK 4678 PAUL F SCHENCK Real Estate Mortgage Loans Insurance MEMBER Oh Th N 623 625 Gas C7 Electrlc Bldg Dayton Ohno Hawley fr Son Oll Company Wholesale C7 Retail Tank Car Motor Onl Tires Batterues Accessorues Phone 87 C New Lebanon C I I O O I 1 I 1 , .1 1 1 T I ' I 1 - l , . Th D y on Real E B d ' - ' - ' Th ' A ' ' R lEt B d e ational Association Real Estate Boards 1 T KOCK C1 HAY Furnlture Funeral Dlrectors Ambulance Servlce Brookvnlle Ohlo REBCULET S Men s and Boys Store Brookvnlle Ohio We will stretch your dollars Let s Jlve at the NAVY DEN Atter the game IS over And when the day IS through A L G' Bob Clemmens Co Managers HINKLES BAKERY The freshest Bakery to you Service New Lebanon Ohio Compliments BROOKVILLE DEPT STORE B F Greenblat Manager Watch Our Wnndows Brookvnlle Ohuo Open Evenmgs Weldlng Repairing SEIM GARAGE General Repamng Tlres Batternes Accessornes Phone 886 New Lebanon When your clothes are dirty Evergreens and even when they are soiled Shrubs perenmols Don t despair' Let W W Cleaners In Brook Potted Plants Pottery v-Ile worry about them voGuE FLORAL GARDENS We Delnver New Lebanon Ohuo Phone 59 Brookvllle Ohlo Telephone 546 5 A I 7 , , ' I I - D I ' I O O ' I I 0 ll ll u - I ' ' II Phone 90 I O ' I of . . . , , , . . . . . . I . l I - . , . . o o ' . . ll ' ll . I I O. H. LENTZ Jesse v. ERBAUGI-rs Garage l. G, A. Store At the Top of the Six-Mile Hill Self Service Food Shoppe Rel-90lVlnQ MY SPeCl0llY Pure Oil Prgductg Phone -l-rOTWOOCl 58-F-ll Lebonon 93 D Boffery Service-Welding- New Lebanon Mochine Shop Bross G Aluminum Castings ASK FOR PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION Visit The THE CORNWELL WOLFE STUDIOS Ph F App U. B. Building Fourth 81 Main Sts. one or ointment