Gorham Fayette High School - Eagle Hi Life Yearbook (Fayette, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1936 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF GORHAM - FAYETTE SCHOOL FAYETTE, OHIO FOREWORD OUR ANNUAL WE PRESENT TO YOU WE'VE WRITTEN IT WITH CARE; MAY YOU FIND FRIENDS AND SCHOOLMATES, TOO, AND MEMORIES DEAR PLACED THERE. BESIDES OUR HIGH REGARDS, OUrTrIENDS, WE LEAVE THIS RULE FOR YOU: (WHEN SCHOOL IS DONE, AND LIFE BEGUN, THEN YOU WILL USE IT. WE WILL, TOO!) CONTENTS FOREWORD CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ALUMNI DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS Top row, left to right— Mrs. Ed Perry Miss Carrie Allen Mrs. Eva Higgins Mrs. J. E. Dodds Middle row, left to right— I E. Richardson J. E. Dodds J. J. Dodds Bottom row, left to right— Prof. C. S. Morrison H. R. Lloyd Dr. E. H. Roriclt Edgar P. Smith y c, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1936, respectfully J £ X dedicate this. The Tattler, to the following i V V business men of Fayette and community and to them we humbly express our appreciation and a rs hearty thanks. It is only by their cooperation that this $ book is possible. « Acker Motor Sales Atlantic Pacific Store Aungst, Sam Baldwin Ford Betty Marie Tourist Camp Boucher, A. V. Colegrove, Phillip Crisp, C. H. Culbertson, H. D. Ewing Lumber Company Farmer's State Bank Fayette Cleaners Fayette State Bank Fayette Telephone Co. Foglesong, Enid Gifford George Glover, Paul Grannis Fidler Hadley, R. G. Harper, Oran Hippert, William Hutchison, L. C. Jahn 8 Ollier Engraving Co. King, H. C Lemley, Lewis Livingston Studio Maginn, Ellis Owens, N. M. Rice, Roscoe Roe, Harry Seeley, Alvin Simmons, Phila Smith, Edna Snider, George Sterling Restaurant Stoner, C. F.. Sullivan, F. T. Toledo Edison Treat's Restaurant Tule 8 Heckman Ward, N. H. Weir 8 Weir DEDICATION SCHOOL BOARD 1935 Standing, left to right— Hale Canlield, J. D. Thompson—Superintendent. Seated, left to right— Ross Andre, Vice President; Dan Myers, C. E. Roosa, Clerk, G. H Crane, President. SCHOOL BOARD 1936 Standing, left to right— Mr. Thompson, Superintendent; Mr Wilson, Member. Seated, left to right— Mr Roosa, Clerk; Mr. Andre, President; Mr Myers, Member; Mr. Canfield, Vice Pres. THE TRIBUTE TU MR. CRAJTE G. H Crane retired, as Board Member and President of the Gorham-Fayette Board of Education, on January 1st, 1936 Henry, as he is known to his host of friends, has served the people of Fayette and vicinity, as Member of the Board of Education, continuously since January 1st, 1914. He was elected President of the Board on January 1st, 1916, serving in that capacity until January 1st, 1922, when L. L. yeagley was elected President. Mr. Yeagley served as President until his death, which occurred in August 1922. Dr. R W. Reynolds was then elected to fill the vacancy and served until January 1st, 1924, when he retired from the Board. Mr. Crane was elected President on January 1st, 1924, and has served since that time to January 1st, 1936. Twenty-two years as a Board Member, and eighteen years as President of that Board, is a record of which we are all proud, and it was with genuine regret that we had to bid Henry goodbye as a Board member. We, who have served with him through the years, have always found him serving the School and Community with the same interest and careful planning as he conducted his own personal affairs He was a faithful Public Official, and he will be missed ANNUAL STAFF Standing left to right— Irene Nickerson, Who's Who; Dorthea VanValkenburg, Art Editor,-Mary Henry, Class History; Maxine Thrasher, Class Prophecy; Ceryil DeWulf, Sports Editor,- Georgia Spengler, Who's Who; Dane Caulkins, Snapshots and Alumni Directory; Meryl Kline, Class Will; Lowell Delcamp, Calendar,- Jean Ziegler, Class History,-Gladys Hutchison, Class Will; Margaret Lester, Class Prophecy. Seated, left to right— Arlo Stoner, Assistant Circulation Manager,- Merton Shipman, Circulation Manager,-Evelyn Gamble, Assistant Editor,- Glenda Stoner, Editor,-„ Albert Mann, Business Manager; William Stewart, Assistant Business Manager; Miss Hollett, Faculty Adviser. FACULTY Standing, left to right— Leita Fought, Harlan Laskin, Lola Gleason, Theodore Valentine, Blanche Hollett, J. D. Thompson, Mildred Lantz, Eunice Stowell. Seated, left to right— Vera Borton, Mary Sullivan, Merl Reed, Millicent Gamber, Glenn Rich, Carol Tule, Faye Longbrake. Top Row, left to right— (1) Supt. and Mrs. Thompson—1926 (2) Juniors when they were twelve. (3) Margaret and Margaret. Second Row — (1) Lookout! I'm hungry!! (2) Oh Richard!!! (3) Brrrrr! Third Row— (1) Sophomores in Fifth grade. (2) Hot dog! Fourth Row— (1) Pals. (3) Our cute Freshmen. (2) Look us over!! Seniors. Bottom Row—(1) Bend down, Sisters! SfWoftS Ida May Mann Sunny Ida is very ambitious To make others happy she tries,- She likes arts and decorations For these she should win a big prize. William Stewart Bill Bill is our prize athletic star, Of pep he has a ton,- He takes life as it comes each day, And thinks it lots of fun. Juanita Cottrell Nita” Juanita is another classmate Who is always full of fun,-We ll not forget her pleasant way, Nor the good things she has done. Charles Gors Chas A gay, carefree lad is Charlie, Life is one big joke to him,-He’s considerate of all friends and schoolmates, And chuck-full of vigor and vim. Clifford Snow Cliff Clifford’s eyes always twinkle with mischief, When he smiles his two dimples appear,-You never are sad, blue or lonely When Clifford, our classmate, is near. Lowell Delcamp Del Lowell is a fine, manly fellow, He’s quiet but amiable, too— He's courteous and pleasant in manner, A real gentleman, it is true. Ruth Snow Ruthy Cooks and seamstresses are few. But Ruth could take a prize When it comes to making dresses, Canning fruit, and baking pies. Arlo Stoner Cricket Arlo's chief delight is playing jokes, Which all of his friends like to share; Don't you think if he were twins. They would be a happy pair? Jeanette Acker Pete Jeanette has a very pleasing voice That charms the birds from the trees, Even the hardest heart is touched When her tones go to the high C's. Howard Bender Ben Howard is the fellow in the class Who has that deep bass voice, When he sings, Hallelujah! It makes us all rejoice Albert Mann Alfred’’ Albert is earnest and steadfast, From hard work he’s not one to run-He never gives up what he has started, But sticks to a thing till it's done. Jean Ziegler Jeany Jean hopes to be a teacher A good one she will make; If you get her for a friend You will not make a mistake. Kathryn Russell Kay Kathryn is a laughing girl For her it’s not much trouble,-All her cares just disappear Just like a broken bubble. Ceryil DeWulf Bill Good-natured and well-liked is Ceryil, We've found him to be a real friend; If a burden is ever too great to bear, A helping hand Ceryil will lend. Vera Seiler Bea Vera’s favorite pastime Is reading story books, Or writing mystery novels Of Indians and crooks. Gladys Hutchison Gay Gladys is a lover of music. And plays the piano with skill; She's cheerful, gay, and ambitious And does all her tasks with a will. Leroy Hochstetler Toy” Leroy is not very talkative But he has a warm heart within; He is striving to reach a goal in life And we know some day he'll win Norris Andre Norry Norris has a deep bass voice, We know that you’ll agree, When you have heard his great voice ring That in opera he should be. Irene Ely Toots Some girls have a hope chest, So does our Irene,- As for the future home she’s planning — She'll keep it neat and clean. Grace D’Lamater Grade Grace’s blue eyes sparkle With friendliness and mirth; You’ll find out when you meet her How much true friends are worth. Thomas Carrington Tommy In all the whole big Senior Class No one is better liked than Thomas; He is just as jolly as can be And never breaks a promise. Merton Shipman Merty When Merton starts his career He’ll be a second Jack Benny, For all his laughing and joking He will make many a penny. Dane Caulkins Doc’’ A very industrious person Is that happy young fellow Dane,-He is liked by all his schoolmates, His popularity will never wane. Georgia Spengler Becky” A fair young maiden is Georgia With blue eyes and golden hair; If anyone wishes a favor done Georgia is the first one there. Dorothea VanValkenburg Dotty” Dorothea hopes to become an artist, In fact, this is her greatest aim; Thus far she has been successful, So we know that she will reach fame. Evelyn Camble Jean Evelyn likes to study To get good grades she strives And we know she’ll reach success For she is one who tries. Margaret Lester Margie Margaret plays the trumpet And she can also sing,-We know that to some certain boy Much happiness she’ll bring. Maxine Thrasher Max If you want your portrait painted And a poem written, too, Just call on Maxine Thrasher— There’s nothing she cjn’t do. Gaylord Hochstetler Bobby We know that airplanes of today Are quite the modern thing,-Gaylord says the kind he’ll make Are those that don’t have wings. Doreen Hale Vic A jolly, happy person Is our classmate Doreen. She’s great at giving speeches, And she dances like a queen. Meryl Kline Godfrey’’ Meryl is just chuck-full of giggles And jolly as the day is long; Just ask her to do anything She'll meet it with a song. Doris VanValkenburg Dorsy Doris, our friend and our classmate. Is merry, cheerful, and kind. She would make an excellent housewife, Her equal you seldom will find. Glenda Stoner GV When it comes to fun and joking Glenda is the best girl yet; She dearly loves to sing a song. And play her clarinet. Mary Henry Beth Mary has a smile that Every one can see; And when it comes to doing things She’s busy as can be. Karle Roth Plug A very quiet boy is Karle He never has much to say; He's lots of fun when you know him. It must just be his way. Irene Nickerson Nicky” Roller skating rinks are many Much to Irene’s great delight; Some day she will probably own one And run it day and night. Catherine Chambers Katy” Whenever it comes to singing Or playing on the Sousaphone It’s not a very great task for Katy, In fact, she feels right at home. Virginia Ledyard Ginger A quiet, shy lass is Virginia, In stature, she's not very tall, And although she is no giant, She is pleasant and cheerful to all. Donelda Seigneur Nelly Nelly would like to travel To places far and near; She says one trip would be very nice, That is, one every year. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1936 of Gorham Township, in Fulton County, of the Village of Fayette, in the State of Ohio being of sane mind and sound body, do create and lawfully declare this document to be the final Will and Testament of the class of 1936. TO THE FACULTY we set aside a fund for the founding of a sanitarium which they will undoubtedly need when they have finished trying to teach us something. TO THE JUNIORS we bequeath our class sponsor, Mr. Rich, who has served us so faithfully for three years. May you appreciate him as much as we have. TO THE SOPHOMORES we bequeath the first Tuesday in the month for a regular class meeting. We hereby bequeath to THE FRESMAN CLASS all the sunshine and knowledge so green things may grow. Personally we will and bequeath the following: MARY HENRY leaves her vitality to Betty Stoops. GRACE D'LAMATER desires that Mavis Marzolf should have her smiles. NORRIS ANDRE leaves all his attraction of the opposite sex to Earl Wiler. JUANITA COTTRELL wills her boisterous ways to Mildred Ridenour. MAXINE THRASHER bequeaths her genius for poetry and creative writing ro Dale Rainsberger. CLIFFORD SNOW wills his fingerwaves to James Newell. JEAN ZIEGLER hands over her money box with deepest regrets to the treasurer of the next Senior Class. DANE CAULKINS wants Raymond Culbertson to have all his sheet music and popular songs. IRENE ELY leaves her willowy figure to Christine Miller. HOWARD BENDER wills his bass voice to Loren Pawling. WILLIAM STEWART gives his alarm clock to John Henry Alleman so he won't oversleep. KARlE ROTH bequeaths his tiny, feminine voice to Royal Davis VERA SEIltR leaves her lengthy vocabulary to Bertha Gors. DONELDA SEIGNEUR wills her chewing gum to Mara Nell Morr. GAYLORD HOCHSIETLER desires that Delmar Crisp should contract his malady of lovesickness. JEANETTE ACKER has decided to give her various types of hairdress to Mildred Bennett. MERYL KLINE leaves her pleasing personality to Cynthia VanValkenburg. THOMAS CARRINGTON wants Robert Dennis to carry on a II his flirtations. MERTON SHIPMAN wills his hearty laugh to William Gamber. MARGARET LESTER leaves her cheerleader’s suit to Clara Lou Laser. GEORGIA SPENGLER des'res that Ardis Lester should fall heir to her blonde curly locks. ALBERT MANN wills his thrifty ways to George Kibler. VIRGINIA LEDYARD is most willing that Gladys Marks should have her blushes. KATHRYN RUSSELL bequeaths her winsome ways to Jeane Owens, EVFLYN GAMBLE wills her studious ability to Wilma Nash. LOWELL DELCAMP gives his pleasant dispositson to William Givin. DOREEN HALE leaves her love for dancing to her sister, DoneHa, (to keep it in the family.) IRENE NICKERSON wills her roller skating craze to Georgia Smith CERYIL DeWULF leaves his day dreams to Ralph Jones. DORIS VAN VALKENBURG bequeaths her cook book to Pnyllis Stoltz. GLADYS HUTCHlSON wills her friendly charm to Stella Sutnerland. CATHERINE CHAMBERS desires that her musical ability should fall to Marcelle Smith. ARLO STONER wishes Reed Stoner to fall heir to his nomadic spirit. GLENDA STONER leaves her knack of making wise cracks to Hal Vine. IDA MAY MANN wills her good sportsmanship to Pauline Sevrence. LEROY HOCHSTETlER wills his unique style of writing to John Ely. RUTH SNOW wants Gladys Shipman to possess her quiet manner. CORTHEA VAN VALKENBURG bequeaths her artistic ability to Donna Kline. CHARLES GORS leaves his butcher knife to Sylvan Waldfogel. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We hereunto set our seal and publish and declare this to be our last will and testament In the presence of the witnesses as named below, this first day of April in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred thirty-six. THE CLASS OF 1936 OF FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL Signed, sealed and publicly announced by the said class as and for its last will and testament in the presence of us,- who, at its request and in its presence and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as witnesses. MERYL KLINE GLADYS HUTCHISON WALTER GRIFFIN, Notary Public Per M. T. Signed and sworn to in my presence April 1, 1936. CLASS HISTA'RV It was way back in ’32 when forty-nine new pages, the largest number ever to seek Knighthood, were accepted at court. (The Court of which we speak was Fayette High School, and we were two of the forty-nine pages.) In this Court, they would be trained until they would be qualified to enter knighthood and have the titles of lords and ladies. Many qualities which they had to learn were kindness, courtesy, nobleness, and quickthinking. Their leader and kind friend during this year was Sir Rich and his helpers were Richard lhompson, Kathryn Russell and Glenda Stoner. After a short vacation all but six assembled again at Court. They were no longer mere pages,- they had become Squires. The promotion made them delicately dignified. Sir Rich was again their leader, and the officers of their Round table” were Kathryn Russell, Merton Shipman, Glenda Stoner, and Jeanette Acker. They had many tournments and contests which showed their deftness and improved their skill. Eager to continue in their adventure, they began their third year as Maiden Knights. They had four new members—Donelda Seigneur, Maxine Thrasher, Ida May Mann and Albert Mann. Richard Thompson left the Court and there were thirty-nine members. Sir Reed was the leader during this important year and the officers were Kathryn Russell, Glenda Stoner, Jeanette Acker, and Meryl Kline. This was the year when two good deeds had to be done to gain promotion. First, they gave a play in the Theater entitled Guess Again” and then a large banquet was given in the Royal Hall in honor of their superior Knights. Both were very successful. The latter marked the end of the year. They entered Court in their fourth year as true Knights. Their leader was again King Rich and there were thirty-nine members attending him. The officers were Kathryn Russell, Jeanette Acker, Irene Ely, and Jean Ziegler. In the last year, they decided to publish a great book concerning the life of the Court. In this queen Guinevere, Miss Hollett, worked unceasingly to help them and make the book a success. They a'so presented another play during the last year. Then the final vows of knighthood were received. At last they were ready to go into the world as Lords and Ladies! They had acquired the titles for which they had been so faithfully working. However, more and more as time went on, they realized that it was not only names they had attained, but many other things which were so much more important. To form a brave man, educate boldly.”—Richter Mary Henry Jean Ziegler WHO'S WHO Jeanette Acker: SAYING Well, bless your Norris Andre: heart! Oh! Me! Howard Bender: Nothing doin'! Catherine Chambers: Shucks! Thomas Carrington: Heck no! Juanita Cottrell: Darn it! Dane Caulkins: You're crazy! Lowell Delcamp: Bless my soul! Ceryil DeWulf: Really! Gladys Hutchison: Why? Mary Henry: Oh, Goodness! Doreen Hale: Oh, Gosh! Leroy Hochstetler: Well! Gaylord Hochstetler: Landsakes No! Charles Gors: Dear Me! Evelyn Gamble: What? Irene Ely: Well, Good- Grace D'lamater: night! For Goodness Georgia Spengler: Sakes! Now listen kid! Margaret Lester: Oh, my good- Meryl Kline: ness! Gee! Maxine Thrasher: Oh, 1 guess! Virginia Ledyard: My land! Merton Shipman: Hey, you! Clifford Snow: Well! Ruth Snow: My gracious! Doris VanValkenburg: Oh Dear! Dorthea VanValkenbutg: Durn it! Glenda Stoner: How’d ya Arlo Stoner: guess it? Aw? William Stewart: A-goo! Vera Seiler: Ho-hum! Donelda Seigneur: Cryin' out loud! Kathryn Russell: Oh you! Karl Roth: Wait and see! Irene Nickerson: Gee whiz! Ida May Mann: Well, it is! Albert Mann: You try it! Jean Ziegler: Oh boy! SONG Get Thee Behind Me Satan Red Sails in the Sunset I've Got Rhythm” Moonlight Sonata Treasure Island I'm Building Up To An Awful Let Down I'm the Devil in My Old Home Town When Love Comes Your Way To Think That You're Mine Again Please Believe Me The Waltz You Saved For Me On the Day I Let You Get Away I Feel Like a Feather in the Breeze In the Middle of a Kiss Cheer Leader, Charlie Red Sails in the Sunset I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket Treasure Island Ridin' Up the River Road Treasure Island No Other One I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter I'm Siltin’ High On A Hilltop Wa-Hoo Red Sails In The Sunset Treasure Island Humoreske “Dinner For One, Please, James I Believe In Miracles That's How I Got My Start Believe It, Beloved Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle You Hit The Spot Maybe It’s Love The Beautiful Lady In Blue “When The Leaves Bid The Trees Good bye It Was In A Little Gypsy Tea Room When I Grow Too Old To Dream “Here I Am But Where Are You? AMBITION WEAKNESS Maid Shows Engineer Girls Farmer Smiles Music Instructor Jazz Music Policeman Ice Cold Pop Actress Dancing Beat Jack Torrence Gum Farmer Dimples Hitch-Hiker Sleep Private Secretary Eords Interior Decorator Reading Private Secretary Pickles Aviator Blonds Mechanic Books Farmer Tests Author Late Hours Violinist Saying NO” Journalist Swimming Cosmetologist Uniforms Get Married Dancing Farmerette Earm lads W. C. T U. Lecturer Writing Poetry Waitress Blushing Chauffeur Talking Jack-of-all-trades Keeping company Mathematician Bike riding Actress Mince meat? Artist Mush? Sportswoman Juniors Traveler His wavy hair Heartbreaker Women Opera Singer Johnny Cake? To travel Motorcycles Own a 5 a 10 Knick-knacks Minister Books Explorer Laughing To travel Nail polish Master farmer Young ladies Speaker Roller-skating IRENE NICKERSON GEORGIA SPENGLER CLASS PROPHECY Readers, here is an article About Fayette High School Grads. Before I became a newswriter, I was one of those lassies and lads. The editor decided that thirty-nine Was too many for one person’s scope; So an extra reporter---guess who---was hired To help me get the folk. It was many and many a year ago In a school house made of bricks. That a class there dwelt which you may know As the Class of Thirty-six. Ah! The years have gone so quickly, And Providence’s fateful hand Has directed the steps of those students bold Through many an unknown land. Meanwhile, the Sherlock was Margaret I learned, Imagine my surprise! Her success in this line she attributes To her well-trained eagle eyes. Grace, Margaret said, was a working girl At the home of wealthy friends,-There Norris is a chauffeur and doc To the crippled old motors he tends. We traced Catherine to a musical place, Otherwise, a Conservatory. And, speaking of shocks, there was Leroy, As he fiddled he told us his story. He spoke of Gaylord, a hog-raising champ.” Catherine said Mary Henry was abroad. Gladys Hutchison Shipman in London declared The report of her divorce was a fraud. Now girls will be girls and will often indulge In a drink at a soda fountain. We didn’t recognize the “soda-tender, 'Till our change he was countin’. He was Tommy, a clerk in a Paris drugstore,- Well! Well! and who would have thought it? He heard our mission, then took us next door To a shop and we nearly bought it. For Lowell you see, is a salesman there And very insistent, you bet. Do you wanna buy a-- he began, Duck? added someone we hadn’t seen yet. The newcomer was Ceryil, a college boy still, Shopping in Paris for clothes. Why say! I saw Charles just outside, he said, So immediately we arose. Not far down the street we found him, And Charles admitted freely That he owned a style shop, and asked If we had seen Irene Ely. She’s now Irene Ingle,” he told us, On the seventh she's giving a party. We rushed to Defiance and found her with friends And classmates, hale and hearty. There were Juanita (Mrs. Kofenstein) And Dane -now Weismuller II—. We admired his many fine trophies until Our most charming hostess had beckoned VanValkenburg Pate de Foie Gras” we were served; It's known to the Antarctic Sea. Doris was its creator, of course, And a capital chef was she. The entertainment was soon to begin, Spotlights were turned on the shining floor. A dancer entered gracefully-It was Doreen—Guess no more! In the course of the evening I admired my hostess’s dress. yes, it's an Evelyn Gamble creation, she said. She’s in Paris now, I guess. Someone turned on a radio And heard an announcer say: Now, we re glad to present Howard Bender Singing a cowboy lay.” Artistic Dorthea has reached the heights As a caricaturist you know. Jean, teaching at Fulton, is making that school Far-famed where e'er the winds blow. There is Glenda, faithful still, as of yore, To her dear little J. H. A They’re keeping house in the District, now, He draws postmaster general's pay. As for Arlo, he long since has embarked On the wide deep seas of invention. His latest—stream-lined chewing gum— Has excited much attention. Bill is the master mind who orates Long speeches at the medicine show. The detective, Karle, catches the gangsters all And into the pen they go. Ruth met her Fate on a hike one day. He was tall and blond and dapper. She promised to love and obey him And they lived happily ever after. Only Clifford's life remains unchanged. Doris Bacon and he are good farmers. Vera Seiler draws a large paycheck and aspires To be one of Earl Carroll’s charmers. Meryl too has traveled far and wide— But on seas of matrimony— As a gay divorcee she testified That four pay her alimony! Georgia Spengler’s lily-white hands Are cooling fevered brows; And Merton has a ranch out West Where he’s busily tending cows. Virginia went South to teach, I hear, But for a Southerner’s wiles did fall. Now it’s Bring mah mint julep here, suh, And pahdon mah Southern drawl.” The wild-haired Fascist, Albert, Found all social evils' cure. While Jeanette, disillusioned by life, Is a nun now, chaste and pure. Ida May Mann long ago Decided she wanted to fly,-So she bought herself an airplane And now she sails the deep blue sky. Irene Nickerson is a lion tamer Who dares the mad wild beasts. Neither she nor snake charmer, Donelda, Are scared by such things in the least. Across the street from Glenda and John Live Katy and her Cubby, She tells us that dear Ramond makes An almost ideal hubby. Oh! The years are many and the years are long, And we again have seen our classmates. None of them were old or bent But tsk! tsk! Some had false plates! Maxine Thrasher Margaret Lester JUNIORS Back row, standing left to right— Merit Smith, Rex Johnston. Robert Johnston, Earl Wiler, Loren Pawling, Ardis Lester, Mildred Ridenour, Mavis Marzolf, Delmar Crisp, Royal Davis, Hal Vine, Floyd Opdycke. Middle row. standing left to right— Donelda Hale, Kirk Powers, Bertha Gors, James Newell, Pauline Sevrence, Sylvan Waldfogel, Jeane Owens, Robert Dennis, Chris:ine Miller, Galen Wyse, Donna Kline Front row, seated left to right— Ramond Culbertson, Wilma Nash, John Ely, Cynthia Va.iValkenburg, William Gamber, Gladys Shipman, Mr Lastm, Class Sponsor, John Henry Alleman, Mara Nell Merr, William Givin, Gladys Marks, Dale Rainsberger. President—Ramond Culbertson Flower-Lily of the Valley Vice President—Jeane Owens Colors—Green and White Secretary- -Donelda Hale Motto-- Not for school, but for life we learn. Treasurer—Delmar Crisp SOPHOMORES Back row, standing left to right — Odora Stoops, Maxine Gleason, Mary Stewart, Lorena Morningstar, VonDana Fredrick, Harley Ledyard, Harry Camron, Ross Russell, Herbert Woodard, Bob Crisenbery, Keith Humbert, Doris Leininger, W'anda Marzolf, Eileen Mattern, Jeanette Belding, Phyllis Pawling. Middle row, standing left to right— Mildred Bennett, Norma Lester, Ruth Butler, Virginia Wiseman, Foster Link, Merlyn Brehm, Merle Seiler, Harold Pummell, George Kibler, Roy Lemons, DeWayne Fredrick, Ray Crater, Wayne Kunkle, Ralph Jones, Juanita Stemen, Cloretta Wollter, Willa Kunkle, Virginia Kline, Elouise Walls, Mr Reed -Class Adviser. First row, seated left to right— Clara Lou Laser, Betty Stoops, Marcia Deimling, Eugenia Hochstetler, Stella Heximer, Orlyss Kline, Hubert Cline, Reed Stoner, Gail Andre, Franklin Gamble, Virginia Bretthauer, Stella Sutherland, MarceMe Smith, Phyllis Stoltz, Georgia Smith Not shown—Elva Ford, Marvel Thrasher, Catherine Ely, George Seigneur, Dorthea Kline President—Foster Link Flower—Lily of the Valley Vice President—Reed Stoner Colors- Blue and Silver Secretary—Roy Lemons Motto- To strive, to seek, to find, and net to yield. Treasurer—Herbert Woodard Back row, standing left to right— Leland Brehm, Ivan Ford, Lois Ziegler, Eleanor Morningstar, Margaret Beth Clark, Wilma Decker, Blanche Cutshaw, Betty Maginn, Velma Nickerson, Aileen Carpenter, Rozella Ziegler, Mildred Brawley, Betty Emerick, Gene Treat, Ruth Sprague. Middle row, standing left to right— Isabel Yohnke, Basil Seigneur, Gerald Dunn, Phyllis Reynolds, Oscar Riviere, Helen Newell, James Pruden, Thelma Disbro, Willard Milliman, Wanda Hippert, Gahlon Kunkle, Ruth Wagoner, Robert D'Lamater, Mary Ellen Miller Walter Spengler, Helen Sevrence, Keith Sebring, Norma Gors. Front row, seated left to right— Margaret Doreen William;, Robert Hale, Helen Miller, Bernard Fether, Mary Griffin, Miss Gamber -Class Sponsor, Maurice Vanlerberg, Juanita Schaffner, Albert Disbro, Virginia Double, Carmon Borton, Virge Hochstetler. Not shown—Betty Acker, Kathryn Fulmer President—Robert Hale Class Color—Blue and Gold Vice President—Velma Nickerson Class Flower -White Carnation Secretary- Robert D'Lamater Class Motto— Work for character and not for fame Treasurer- Helen Miller FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADE Back row, standing left to right—Kenneth Nofziger, Marcella Emerick, Arlean Hochstetler, Pauline Borton, Dorothy D'Lama-ter, Wanda Robnolt, Cleona Laser, Irene Storrs, Ella Mae Stoner. Middle row, standing left to right—Nelson Kline, Viola Lemons, Irene Ankney, Donald Smith, Pauline Bacon, Daniel Meril-lat, Blanche Vanlerberg, Miles Deimling, Mildred Stockburger. First row, seated left to right—Elvira Gamber, Ernest Mann, Carrol Jean Gamble, Miss Sullivan-Sponsor, Wilber Alleman, Minerva Sullivan, Stanton Smith, Edith Schilt, Lynn Rainsberger. Not shown -Durane Blaker, Junior Fulmer, Ivan Hinesman. President---Arlean Hochstetler Vice President--Kenneth Nofziger Secretary—Minerva Sullivan Treasurer—Nelson Kline Class Flower.. Carnation Class Colors ..Apple Green and Coral Class Motto ..''Be Prepared'' SEVENTH GRADE Back row, standing left to right .Bob Stewart, Phyllis Gleason, Robert Peters, Robert Kibler, Junior Rice, Warren Sevrence, Richard Gors, Durwood Hibbard, Pauline Storrs, Calvin Canfield Middle row, standing left to right...Annabel Sower, Annetta Stewart, Earl Fidler, Velma Towne, Richard Hutchison, Grace Ford, Glen Rice, Evelyn Wollter, Ralph Wagoner, Helen Ford First row, seated left to right...Loren Morningstar, Martha Riviere, Paul Riviere, Marion McCaslin, Miss Lantz-Sponsor Vernell Carrington, Mildred Butler, Galen Borton Nona Ruth Ford, John Russell. Not shown...Bob VanAuken President ..Robert Peters Vice President...Phyllis Gleason Secretary.. Junior Rice Treasurer...Velma Towne Class Flower...Lily of the Valley Class Colors...Green and White Class Motto... Good, better, best, Never let it rest Till the good is better And the better, best. SIXTH GRADE Back row, standing left to right—Arlene Snow, Marvin Kline, Carolyn Best, Marvin Ely, Onia Everingham, Charles Vanlerberg, Rowena Ebersole, Jimmy Day, Yvonne Ford, A L. Ford, Erma Kiser. Middle row, standing left to right— -Norman Smith, Charlene McLaughlin, Ray Baker, Mildred Towne, Pierre Phillips, Hazel Rice, Galen Cline, Theo McKinney, Bobbie Towne, Durlene Hale, Erva Hochstetler First row, seated left to right—Billy Steincm, Doris Fidler, Donald Shmidt, Ruth Climo, Albert Devys, Margaret Britsch, Miss Gleason—teacher, Virginia Aungst, Dale Waldfogel, Marjorie Roth, Dick Miller Not shown—Florence Thorpe. FIFTH GRADE Back row. standing left to right—Roger Kunkle, Marvin McKinney, Hal Snow, William Wollter, Richard Gurwell, Frank Ransom, Max Hibbard, Ralph Ford, Wayne Storrs. Middle row, standing left to right—Lawrence Griffin, Robert Creighton, Charles Climo, Ray Bailey, Junior Russell, Junior Brawley, Wallace Borton, Thomas Climo, James Davenport. First row, seated left to right—Elnora Lemons, Emma Alleman; Betty Barnes, Ruth Smith, Miss Fought-teacher, Mabel Wallace, Louise Nash, Joan Esterline, Elnore Kinkaid. Not Shown—Wayne Shaw, Henry Merritt. FOURTH GRADE Back rcw, standing left to right--John Kinkaid, Jane Ford, Donald Severence, Betty Ball, James Aungst, William Mohr, Max Snider, Gloria 9rickett, Clair Sower. Middle row, standing left to right--Shirley Barnes, James Wnaley, Gloria Long, Paul Butler, Pauline Nofziger, DeWayne Clark, Gloria McCaslin, Arlie Best, Margaret Bailey. First row, seated left to right—Agathe Clinton, Robert Ankney, Carrol Miller, Gerald Cline, Miss Borton—teacher, LaRue Waldfogel, Ernestine Hess, Junior Ledyard, Mardene Sutton. Not Shown—Lorene Braeunig, Ruby Litchenwald, Myrle Hinesman. THIRD GRADE Back row, standing left to right—Oeland Everingham, Lillian Aeschliman, Milton Schaffner, Max Borton, Earl D’Lamater, Doris Wallace, Junior Towne, Wilma Ledyard, Ward Pruden, Eldered Frame. Middle row, standing left to right—Lavon Laser, Phyllis Best, Jack Lester, Helen Ankney, lavoyd Ebersole, Lavern Bailey' Doris Hale, Wayne Williams. First row, seated left to right—Leonard Morr, Patricia Canfield, Eldon Stoner, Miss Tule—teacher, Annadelle Treat, Carmon Divert, Alice Fruchey. SECOND GRADE 8ack row, standing left to right...Weldon Ebersole, Joan Gurwell, Joan Clinton, Onalee Garrison, Jack Crisenbery, Rober Scott, James Rice, Cloyce Storrs, John Evers, Miss Stowell, Teacher Middle row, standing left to right...Hal Decker, Jean Ellen Thompson, Robert Whaley, Richard Alleman, Allan McLaughlin, Wendell Sutton, Mary Evelyn Butler, Marcella Fruchey, Viola Quillet. First row, seated left to right ..Anna Lou Cline, Gerald Shmidt, Susanne Glover, Calvin Johnson, Mary Marks, Herbert Schaffner, Alice Heimbishner. FIRST GRADE Back row, standing left to right...Charles Baker, Max Kinkaid, Ned Everingham, Evelyn Ford, Davey Lee Crisp, Russell Beaverson, Bertha Marten, James Stewart, Lyle Bailey, Mildred Walker, Wendell Clinton, Miss Longbrake, Teacher, Middle row, standing left to right...Myron Clark, Nelda Reidsecker, James Fidler, Helen Borton, Hubert Schilt, Lavona Wallace, Richard Latimer, Sharon Whaley, Lewis Lem ley, Francis Johnson. First row, seated left to right . Olive Davis, Leslie Best, Marvel D'Lamater, Junior Holly, Mary Hess, Junior Holmes, Anna Quillet. Not shown...Jean Hicks, Verda Climo. ORGANIZATIONS LYRE CLUB Back row, standing left to right— Jim Pruden, replaced by Wayne Kunkle, Instrumental Class I representative, Helen Miller, Junior Girls' Glee Club; Oscar Riviere, Junior Boys' Glee Club; Glenda Stoner, Orchestra,- Mr. Valentine, Director,- Gladys Marks, Band, Elouise Walls, Senior High Chorus; Donald Shmidt, Instrumental Class II; Mavis Marzolf, Orchestra Class. Front row, seated left to right— Catherine Chambers, Librarian,- Jeanette Acker, President; Ramond Culbertson, Vice President; Phyllis Reynolds, Secretary; Margaret Lester, Treasurer. PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF Standing, left to right— Phyllis Reynolds, Freshman Reporter,- Ross Russell, Sport Editor; Dorothea VanValkenburg, Art Editor,- Virginia Kline, Sophomore Reporter,- Miss Lantz, Adviser; Jeane Owens, Junior Reporter, James Pruden, Freshman Reporter. Seated, left to right— Merton Shipman, Assistant Editor; Reed Stoner, Joke Editor, William Gamber, Business Manager,- Meryl Kline, Editor-in-Chief; William Stewart, Senior Reporter,- Evelyn Gamble, Assistant Editor. GIRL RESERVES Back row— Phyllis Reynolds, Marcelle Smith, Gladys Shipman, Mara Nell Morr, Juar.ita Cottrell, Meryl Kline, Margaret Williams, Kathryn Russell, Glenda Stoner, Helen Miller, Stella Sutherland, Virginia Bretthauer, Wilma Nash, Pauline Sevrence, Evelyn Gamble, Orlyss Kline, Jean Ziegler, Margaret Lester, Norma Lester, Virginia Wiseman, Marcia Deimling. Left to Center— Helen Newell, Jeanette Acker, Betty Maginn, Ida May Mann, Doreen Hale, Mary Henry, Dorothea VanValkenburg, Grace D'Lamater, Helen Kunkle, Romaine Sevrence, Donelda Hale, Ruth Butler, Mildred Bennett, Helen Sevrence, Aileen Carpenter, Margaret Beth Clark, Mildred Ridenour, Jeanette Belding, Phyllis Pawling--center. Center to right— Ruth Sprague, Gene Treat, Lois Ziegler, Doris Leininger, Wanda Marzolf, Eileen Mattern, Mavis Marzolf, Maxine Gleason, Elouise Walls, Jeane Owens, Cloretta Wollter, Mary Stewart, Virginia Kline. Christine Miller, Bertha Gors, Juanita Stemen, Vera Seiler. Advisers—Miss Gamber, Miss Lantz, Miss Sullivan. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Gladys Shipman Margaret Lester Elouise Walls Jeane Owens Committees and Chairmen Ring . . . Mavis Marzolf Finance . . Juanita Cottrell Publicity . Donelda Hale Program • . . Norma Lester Social . . . Doreen Hale Membership • • Marcelle Smith Service Mar a Nell Morr Hl-y CLUB Back row, standing left to right— Leland Brehm, Harry Camron, VonDana Fredrick, Bob Crisenbery, Ralph Jones, NX iHard Milliman, Keith Sebring, Ross Russell, Carmon Borton, Merton Shipman, Hal Vine, James Pruden, Herbert Woodard, Loren Pawling Delmar Crisp, Keith Humbert, Galen Kunkle Middle row, standing left to right— Earl Wiler, Harold Pummell, Merlyn Brehm, Galen Wyse, Robert Dennis, John Ely, Norris Andre, Howard Bender, Gail Andre, William Givin, Dane Caulkins, Reed Stoner, John Henry Alleman, William Stewart, Kirk Powers, Roy Lemons, Thomss Carrington, Oscar Riviere, DeWayne Fredrick. First row, seated left to right— Sylvan Waldfogel, Ray Crater, James Newell, William Gamber, Dale Rainsberger, Mr. Valentine—Adviser, Ceryil DeWulf, Ramond Culbertson, George Kibler, Merle Seiler, Hubert Cline, Franklin Gamble. President .... Ceryil DeWulf Vice President . Dale Rainsberger Secretary . Ramond Culbertson and Ross Russell Treasurer . . . William Gamber Sergeant-at arms . . John Henry Alleman ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR- Mr. Valentine. FIRST VIOLIN—Miss Hollett, Violin Instructor; John Henry Alleman, Norma Lester, Eileen Mattern, Lawrence Griffin, Elvira Gamber, Arlean Hoch-stetler. SECOND VIOLIN — Marcia Deimling, Carol Jean Gamble, Mary Griffin, Minerva Sullivan, Nona Ruth Ford, Wilma Nash. CELLO — Virginia Wiseman, Margaret Beth Clark, Gaylord Hochstetler, Marcelle Smith. BASS VIOL—Gail Andre, Ramond Culbertson. SOUSAPHONE—Catherine Chambers. CLARINET—Glenda Stoner, Jeanette Acker. FLUTE—Phyllis Reynolds, Norris Andre. E-FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONE—Mara Nell Morr. TRUMPET—Helen Kunkle, Miles Deimling, Margaret Lester PIANOFORTE—Ardis Lester. TROMBONE—William Gamber HORN—John Ely, Merton Shipman BARITONE—Merlyn Brehm. PERCUSSION—Calvin Canfield, Galen Wyse. NOT SHOWN—Sylvan Waldfogel, Mavis Marzolf, Marcella Emerick, Mary Henry. BAND DIRECTOR—Mr. Valentine. C-MELODY SAXOPHONE —Reed Stoner, Virginia Bretthauer. E-FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONE-Marion McCaslin. HORN —John Ely, Merton Shipman. FLUTE—Mary Griffin, Norris Andre, Phyllis Reynolds. PERCUSSION— Erva Hochstetler, Calvin Canfield, Merit Smith, Galen Wyse. TRUMPET—Marcelle Smith, Margaret Lester, Ruth Snow, Miles Deimling, Ross Russell, Margaret Beth Clark, Helen Kunkle, Betty Maginn. CLARINET—Jeanette Acker, Gladys Marks, Leroy Hochstetler, Betty Stoops, Wilbur Alleman, Bob Hale, Merlyn Brehm, Lawrence Grirfin, Juanita Schaflner, Betty Ann Acker. TROMBONE —Odora Stoops, Delmar Crisp, Virge Hochstetler, William Gamber. SOUSAPHONE—Catherine Chambers. BASS—Gail Andre, Mildred Bennett, Ruth Butler. NOT SHOWN—Donald Shmidt, Junior Rice, Rosella Ziegler, Wayne Kunkle, Gene Treat, Jeane Owens, Gladys Shipman, Gaylord Hochstetler. INSTRUMENTAL CLASS Back row, standing left to right— Mr. Valentine—Director, Hal Snow, Roger Kunkle, Frank Ransom, James Davenport, Yvonne Ford, Louise Nash, Earl Fidler, Wallace Borton, Thomas Climo, Durwood Hibbard, Shirley Barnes, Marvin Ely, Donald Sevrence, Elnore Kinkaid, William Mohr, Miss Hollett—Violin Instructor. Middle row, standing left to right — Marcella Emerick, Mavis Marzolf, Gene Treat, Lorena Morningstar, Elvira Gamber, Galen Borton, Gerald Dunn, Rozella Ziegler, Lois Ziegler, Donald Shmidt, Robert Kibler, Leland Brehm, Junior Rice Dale Waldfogel, Ruth Sprague, Phyllis Pawling. First row, seated left to right— Helen Miller, Velma Nickerson, Blanche Cutshaw, Helen Sevrence, Betty Maginn, Orlyss Kline, Margaret Williams, Gaylord Hochstetler, George Kibler, Carmon Borton, Mildred Brawley, James Pruden. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Back row, standing left to right— VonDana Fredrick, Bob Crisenbery, Keith Humbert, Ralph Jones, Thomas Carrington, Ramond Culbertson, William Stewart, Gaylord Hochstetler, William Givin, Gail Andre, Charles Gors, Howard Bender, Norris Andre, Kirk Powers, Hubert Cline, Herbert Woodard Middle row; standing left to right— Romaine Sevrence, Virginia Wiseman, Cloretta Wollter, Mary Stewart, Bertha Gors, Donelda Hale, Norma Lester, Pauline Sevrence, Stella Heximer, Virginia Kline, Helen Kunkle, Virginia Ledyard, Elouise Walls First row, seated left to right— Georgia Smith, Clara Lou Laser, Virginia Bretthauer, Ruth Butler, Eugenia Hochstetler, Meryl Kline, Mr. Valentine-Director, Stella Sutherland, Marcelle Smith, Jean Ziegler, Orlyss Kline, Phyllis Stoltz, Ruth Snow JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB Back row, standing left to right— Robert Peter, Warren Sevrence, Earl Fidler, Kenneth Nofziger, Richard Hutchison, Ivan Ford, Daniel Merillat, Glenn Rice Ralph Wagoner, Bob Stewart, Richard Gors. Middle row, standing left to right — Lynn Rainsberger, Loren Morningstar, Paul Riviere, John Russell, Galen Borton, James Pruden, Willard Milliman, Donald Smith, Walter Spengler, Basil Seigneur. Front row, seated left to right— Robert D’Lamater, Nelson Kline, Albert Disbro, Oscar Riviere, Bernard Fether, Mr. Valentine-Director, Maurice Vanlerberg, Ernest Mann, Carmon Borton, Gerald Dunn, Vernell Carrington. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back row, standing left to right— Pauline Storrs, Marcella Emerick, Ella Mae Stoner, Annetta Stewart, Annabel Sowers, Isabel Yohnke, Pauline Bcrton, Dorothy D’Lamater, Evelyn Wollter, Elnore Morningstar, Norma Gors, Velma Towne, Phyllis Gleason, Irene Storrs. Middle row, standing left to right— Wilma Decker, Betty Emerick, Grace Ford, Wanda Robnolt, Blanche Vanlerberg, Wanda Hippert, Mildred Stockburger, Marion McCaslin, Irene Ankney, Mildred Brawley, Martha Riviere, Mildred Butler, Ruth Wagoner, Margaret Beth Clark, Viola Lemons, Nona Ruth Ford, Cleona Laser. First row, seated left to right— Pauline Bacon, Edith Schilt, Helen Miller, Margaret Williams, Mary Griffin, Virge Hochstetler, Mr. Valentine—Director, Helen Newell, Virginia Double, Juanita Schaffner, Mary Ellen Miller, Helen Sevrence. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, left to right— Betty Maginn, Ralph Jones, Wanda Marzolf. Seated, left to right— Phyllis Reynolds, John Henry Alleman, News Reporter; Merton Shipman, President Albert Mann, Vice President; Gladys Shipman, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Rich, Faculty Adviser. REPRESENTATIVE GROUP OF HOME ECONOMIC STUDENTS PART OF MAIN STUDY HALL LIBRARY BOARD Standing, left to right—Mr. Thompson, Member, Mr. Wise, Member. Seated, left to right—Mrs. Clark, Librarian; Mrs. Yost, Vice President and Treasurer,-Mr. Ward, President; Mr. Bird, Secretary. SENIORS WHEN THEY WERE SOPHOMORES BASKETBALL CHEER LEADERS Lett to right— Mavis Marzolf, Margaret Lester, Norma Lester, Elouise Walls, Mildred Bennett. COACHES Mr. Rich—Faculty Manager,- Mr. Laskin—Senior High Coach; Mr. Reed—Junior High Coach. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back row, standing left to right—Robert Crisenbery, Manager; Kirk Powers, Manager; Albert Mann, Wayne Kunkle, Roy Lemons, Ramond Culbertson, Galen Wyse, Arlo Stoner, Mr. Laskin, Coach. Front row, reated left to right—Keith Humbert, William Gamber, Dane Caulkins, William Stewart, Ceryil DeWulf, Charles Gors, John Henry Alleman, Reed Stoner. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Maurice Vanlerberg, Manager Mr. Reed, Coach Standing, left to right—Robert Peters, Richard Gors, Earl Fidler, Warren Sevrence, Glenn Rice, Richard Hutchison, Lynn Rainsberger, Vernell Carrington, Willard Milliman, Ivan Ford, Ralph Wagoner, Miles Deimling, Calvin Canfield, Durwood Hibbard. Seated, left to right—Basil Seigneur, Albert Disbro, Robert D'Lamater, Robert Hale, Oscar Riviere, Ernest Mann, Wilber Alleman, James Pruden, Donald Smith, Gahlon Kunkle. VARSITY As soon as the varsity players and our new Coach. Hadan Laskin, became acquainted and began organizing, they developed a strong team which produced a nine game winning streak, this won for them the Bi County Cup. At the tournament, because of their fair play,” they won the sportsmanship trophy. The varsity completed a hard schedule with a percentage of .722 while the reserves had a percentage of .611. Five members of the squad will leave this year; however a promising squad comes back next year. (We, the Seniors, shall leave you, wishing you lots of luck.) VARSITY SQUAD William Stewart, Ceryil DeWu'f, Dane Caulkins, Charles Gors, William Gamber, John Alleman, Reed Stoner, Keith Humbert, Albert Mann, Arlo Stoner, Ramond Culbertson, Ross Russell, Roy Lemons, Wayne Kunkle, Galen Wyse; Bob Crisenbery, Kirk Powers, Mgrs SCORES AND RECORDS VARSITY RESERVES Town Date Score F H. S. Opponent F. H. S. Opponent Lyons Nov. 15 19 22 14 20 Metamora 22 53 29 35 21 Pettisville 27 13 19 17 25 Fulton 29 18 16 22 37 Kunkle Dec. 6 38 15 21 4 Pioneer 13 17 21 30 12 Lyons , 14 27 19 11 16 Archbold 20 29 32 28 16 Swanton 27 23 44 16 15 Stryker . . Jan 3 24 23 21 12 West Unity 10 36 32 25 24 Kunkle 17 41 23 22 32 Pioneer 25 22 21 22 5 Archbold . 31 30 14 25 18 Stryker . . Feb. 7 23 18 21 23 West Unity 14 43 26 30 17 Delta 18 26 18 31 9 Pettisville 21 35 34 26 39 JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High squad again had a successful season, winning 17 out of 21 games. They won all of the Bi-County games giving them bright prospects of winning several more Bi-County cups. For the second straight year, they have been Runners up in the Junior High Tournament. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Albert Disbro, Robert D’Lamater, Ivan Ford, Robert Hale, Gahlon Kunkle, Willard Milliman, James Pruden, Oscar Riviere, Keith Sebring, Basil Seigneur, Wilbur Alleman, Miles Deimling; Ernest Mann, Donald Smith, Lynn Rainsberger, Calvin Canfield, Vernell Carrington, Earl Fidler, Richard Gors, Durwood Hibbard, Richard Hutchison, Bobby Peters, Glen Rice, Warren Sevrence, Bob Stewart, Ralph Wagoner, Maurice Vanlerberg, Mgr. TRACK TEAM 1935 Back row, standing left to right— Mr. Reed, Coach; William Gamber, Dane Caulkins, John Henry Alleman. Front row, seated left to right— Ralph Jones, Franklin Gamble, Ramond Culbertson, William Stewart Last year there were seven members on our track squad. Although few in number, they were quite successful. They won a triangular meet at Fayette with Pioneer and Morenci. Then they placed last in a meet with Archbold In the County meet, they won a close second.' The team boasts twenty members this year. Although these boys lack experience, they are working very hard. They hope to complete the schedule in an admirable way. The schedule this year is as follows: April 17 . . . Archbold - Bryan April 21 ... Dual - Stryker April 25 . . County Meet at Delta May 8 . . Bi-County Meet at Stryker May 12 . . ... Adrian May 16 . . . District - Toledo Members of the track squad include: Bill Stewart Bill Gamber Royal Davis Albert Mann Dane Caulkins Franklin Gamble Ramond Culbertson Willard Milliman Bill Givin Kirk Powers Bob Dennis Ivan Ford Bob Hale George Kibler Ralph Jones Harry Camron Galen Wyse Harold Pummell Ray Crater Reed Stoner CALENDAR Sept. 9 School opened Oct. 23 Chapel Oct. 26 Teachers’ meeting Nov. 1 Faculty Play— Death Takes a Holiday Nov. 6 Tattler Pictures Nov. 7 Hi-Y organized Nov. 13 Chapel Nov. 15 Basketball—Lyons Nov. 19 Seniors went to Toledo to get pictures taken Nov. 21 First snowfall Nov. 22 Basketball—Metamora School paper published Nov. 27 Assembly program Basketball—Pettisville Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Nov. 29 Basketball—Ai Dec. 4 Junior High Basketball— Bryan Dec. 6 Basketball—Kunkle More pictures for Tattler Dec. 10 Basketball—Wauseon Dec. 11 Chapel Dec. 13 Basketball—Pioneer Dec. 14 Basketball—Lyons Dec 19 Senior pictures arrive Dec. 20 Basketball--Archbold School paper published Dec. 21 Freshman party Dec. 23 G. R. Dance Dec. 27 Basketball—Swanton Jan. 3 Basketball—Stryker Jan. 8 Chapel Jan. 9 Junior High Basketball— Bryan Jan. 10 Basketball—West Unity Jan. 15-16-17 Semester Exams Jan. 17 Basketball—Kunkle School paper published Jan. 23 24 No school Jan. 24 G. R. Party Jan. 25 Basketball—Pioneer Jan. 27 Entertainment by Professor Finklestein Jan. 31 Basketball—Archbold Feb. 5 No school Feb. 7 Basketball—Stryker Feb. 7-8 Farmers’ Institute Feb. 8 Institute Play Feb. 10-14 No school Feb. 11 Father and Son Banquet Feb. 14 Basketball—West Unity Feb. 18 Basketball—Delta Feb. 19-20-21 No school Feb. 21 Basketball—Pettisville Feb. 22 Junior High Tournament at Delta Feb. 28-29 Basketball Tournament at Wauseon March 4 Page Dairy Program March 13 Senior party March 24 Bi-County Banquet March 28 Track Meet -Toledo March 30 Booster Banquet April 3 Junior Class Play you're Telling Me” April 6 N.W.O. District Band and Orchestra Contest at North Baltimore April 10 Good Friday April 14 Hi-Y April 17 G. R. Dance N.W.O. District Solo Contest at Ada Track Meet at Archbold April 21 Track meet—Stryker April 24 State Band and Orchestra Contests April 25 County Track Meet—Delta May 1 Track meet—Adrian May 7 Bi-County Track meet Grade Chapel May 8 Opera Pirates of Penzance” May 12 Hi-y May 15 National Band Contest at Cleveland May 16 Track meet—Toledo May 18 Junior and Senior Banquet May 22 Senior Play May 24 Baccalaureate May 25 Commencement ALUMNI DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1908 Belding, Arlo Griffin, Roscoe Humbert, Galen Pierce, Nellie Garty, Reo Hippert, Flossie Pawling, Herbert Wells, Roy CLASS OF 1909 Acker, H W. Cottrell, Mildred Gamble, Artemus Powers, Hazel Belding, Leon Fieldmire, Alice Graham, Hazelle Snow, Ava Boger, Glen Ford, Demah Hicker, Lulu Stevens, Nellie Carpenter, Nettie Ford, Denver Oden, Leo Shaffer, Virgil Connell, Elsie CLASS OF 1910 Acker, Ruth Held, Charles Perry, Fern Rice, Roscoe Bird, Ruth Humphrey, Beulah Pierce, Emma Rorick, Harry Garling, Scott Humphrey, Ruth Prickett, Dessa Wilcox, Gertrude Greek, Carl CLASS OF 1911 Belding, Florence Hover, Summerville Powers, John Showalter, Chauncey Benson, Alice Miller, Eugene Punches, Leo Showalter, Lawrence Boyce, Edith Mitchell, Leo Rice, Alvin Snow, Dale Caulkins, Meryle Phillips, George Ross, Katherine Whaley, Kenneth Garling, Rosner Powers, Floyd CLASS OF 1912 Acker, Rhea DeGroff, Alva Marzolf, Charles Royce, Hazel Barton, Arthur Hubbard, Leighton McCaskey, Freda Severence, Harry Caulkins, Leila Kline, Ivah Plummer, Hazel Shaffer, Fern Caulkins, Lena Marks, Mabel Powers, Milan Shaffer, Ray CLASS OF 1913 Acker, Harold Griffin, Pearl Partridge, Ross Stahl, Nina Allion, Helen Henry, Herbert Snow, Ruth VanFossen, Clark Carpenter, Addie Ives, Harry Spring, Ruby Zimmerman, Luetta Garling, Kirk CLASS OF 1914 Acker, Marie Davenport, Laone Hawkins, John Moore, Theresa Aldrich, Grace Fish, Gladys Hibbard, Wilfred Pierce, Fred Brown, Nellie Ford, Leo Humphrey, Lanah Piper, Earl Campbell, Donelda Grey, Ida LePard, Mara Whaley, Lynn Cochran, Howard CLASS OF 1915 Caulkins, Pearl Griffin, Gertrude Moyer, Dale Roth, Roscoe Crane, Amie Griffin, Ralph Moyer, Glen Russell, Nellie Esterline, Faye Lyon, Faye Myerholtz, Henry Snow, Roy Gamber, Virginia Martin, Olen Roe, Mabel VanFossen, Mabel Goll, Lucile CLASS OF 1916 Borton, Lamont Ford, Ruth Prickett, Alice Stoltz, Alta Borton, Nettie Griffin, Ruth Prickett, Marjorie Swanger, Wastella Caulkins, Arthur Lyons, Bernice Snyder, Audrey Woolace, Zada Foglesong, John McCaskey, Glee Spring, Mable Zimmerman, Hernia CLASS Brink, lelah Hawkins, Sophronia Caulkins, Mable Kunkle, Lyle Corkle, Gladys Rising, Vivian Gleason, Agnes Roth, Amelia CLASS Elliott, Corabell Hibbert, Lynette Fish, Dorothy Hill, Donald Ford, Alice Marzolf, Ethel Gleason, Ross Patterson, Laura CLASS Bird, George Fidler, Kenneth Bricker, Faye Kuney, Leonard Crittenden, Rosa Kuney, Lydia Crittenden, Viola Piper, Clare CLASS Balburg, Frank Gleason, Juanita Barnes, George Glore, Cecil Benson, Howard Grisier, Leo Borton, Rhea Humphrey, Leslie Bretthauer, Myron Luke, Mildred Comings, Abidell Miley, Hugh Fidler, Archie CLASS Benson, Rowena Crane, Tneodore Boucher, Juanita Davis, Laverne Bricker, Lowell Foglesong, Grace Caulkins, Ruby Foglesong, Rudolph Crane, George Frank, Emerson CLASS Aungst, Cecile Ford, Anna Baldwin, Mark Glore, Cecil Brink, Lois Hippert, llah Fether, Verna Kuhn, Nellie Fish, Franklin Myers, Marjorie Foglesong, Theresa CLASS Allen, Everett Elford, Adrienne Baldwin, Pauline Ford, Lolita Ball, Mae Francisco, Isabel Bird, Frederick Graham, Gladys Cook, Genevieve Hursh, Harold CLASS Allion, Wilbur Knox, Kathleen Downer, Dorothy Lester, Doris Gigax, Leta Mason, Wilbur Griffin, Leona Myers, Leslie Johnson, Bernadine Piper, Paul CLASS Baldwin, Roscoe Ebersole, llah Bird, Alice Fidler, Leonard Borton, Lura Haas, Voyle Boucher, Harold Hartman, Paul Carrington, John Roth, Ruby CLASS Allen, Willard Griffin, Arthur Bretthauer, William Griffin, Charles Carrington, Luella Eicher, Orville Hale, Phyllis OF 1917 Shaw, Howard Turbett, Floyd Stoltz, Lelia Ward, Geneva Sutton, Clifford Ward, Leslie OF 1918 Redmond, Marcell Smith, Alma Sell, Leota Smith, Weldon Sheriff, Luzell Winters, Vernon Shultz, Ross OF 1919 Poulson, Frank Stoops, Lee Shaffer, Decoy Treat, Carl Shultz, Opal Whaley, Leslie OF 1920 Moyer, Edith Smith, Ruby Myers, Donald Stites, Howard Piper, Irene Stoltz, Gahlon Powers, Ola Stoops, Charles Roth, Sadie Weller, Gerald Seamen, Harrison Yeagley, Elva OF 1921 Gleason, George Stoltz, Grace Martin, Pauline Stowell, Dwight Mohr, Carlos Struble, Everett Roosa, Franklin Swanger, Mary Smith, Opal Tearney, Margaret OF 1922 Patterson, Ralph Sayers, Herma Powers, Ola Schilling, Geraldine Redmond, Beatrice Seaman, Alice Riger, Frances Stowell, Irene Robinson, Opal Wilson, Donald OF 1923 Meister, Edward Tillotson, Myrtle Roth, Paul VanValkenburg, Arlo Smith, Savon Yeagley. Paul Stoops, Marie Young, Pauline Swanger, Doyt OF 1924 Roth, Leland Stoner, Ethel Russell, Carl Trumpower, Mary Sayers, Gladys Tule, Irene Spring, Ada Wolf, David OF 1925 Russell, Marjorie Stoner, Lee Seaman, Harriet Suter, Lola Sebring, Lucile Watson, Thelma Smith, Floyd Whaley, Lucile OF 1926 Johnson, Robert Schaffner, Gaylord Mohr, Eldine Shipman, Russell Sayers, Orville Spring, Helen CLASS OF 1927 Bennett, Olive Fidler, Leland Luke, Leo Stevens, Ray Borton, Leslie Fidler, Lulu Ort, Vivian Stowell, Eunice Brackney, Virgil Gleason, Lola Roth, Geraldine Suter, Dorothy Burnham, Blair Heckman, Luella Russell, Ralph Shaffer, Grant Crisp, Wayne Johnson, Velma CLASS OF 1928 Acker, Chandler Gamble, Alice Laubach, Gertrude Sebring, Wilma Allen, Dorothy Gamble, Vivian Phillips, Frances Spengler, Alta Borton, William Givin, Walter Pruden, Gladys Stowell, Chester Bretthauer, Howard Hershiser, Lee Rupp, Ivan Weber, Harold Fether, Dorothy Hippert, Gwendolyn Russell, Lowell Wright, Lawrence Frederick, Emerson Kline, Clifford Russell, Lyle CLASS OF 1929 Braucher, Gertrude Kuney, Pauline Shafer, Dorthea Stoner. Arthur Eicher, Alberta Maginn, Deloss Smith, Dale Tillotson, Marjorie Fish, Robert Onweller, Berton Smith, lola Tule, Carol Gamber, Leslie Rupp, Lester Snyder, Kathryn Wilson, Elizabeth Kline, Geneva Russell, Helen CLASS OF 1930 Allion, Lavern Givin, Velma Nicolen, Richard Smith, Claude Barnhart, Tranklin Gleason, Virginia Rifner, Lillian Stoner, Leslie Borton, Vera Huntley, Harold Sebring, Elwyn Sullivan, Mary Daso, Genevieve Landis, Alta Schaffner, Ethel VanNortwick, Leta Fidler, Susie Lucas, Gladys Schaffner, Vivian Weller, Helen Frederick, Lovelle Myers, Merlin CLASS OF 1931 Billow, Ruth Goldsmith, Virginia Rupp, Robert Sebring, Arthur Brackney, Christine Hershiser, Dorothy Russell, George Snyder, Ralph Doriot, Vera Hippert, Don Sayers, Donald Verbeck, Dorothy Gamber, Millicent Lantz, Mildred Schang, Hubert Whaley, Amber Gamble, Harold CLASS OF 1932 Borton, Noel Davis, Betty Holland, Margaret Shipman, Clair Bretthauer, Clark Gallup, Channing Mattern, Verl Stoltz, Ralph Burnham, Alice Griffin, Robert Reynolds, James Wilson, Ruth Crooks, Sylvia Hart, Carl Roosa, Max Wolff, Louis CLASS OF 1933 Acker, Alice Marie Johnson, Malcolm Peter, Burnell Spengler, Richard Brawley, Earl Kline, Voneta Reynolds, Ruth Sullivan, Estell Cooley, Kenneth Marzolf, llva Schaffner, Vera Thompson, James Feill, Woodburn Miller, Carl Schang, Donna Upton, Marie Goldsmith, Rosetta Mohr, Emerson Shipman, Irene Weber, Laona Gray, Genevieve Money, Douglas Shultz, Howard Whaley, Leona Hart, Wilma Owens, Bob Smith, Staten Ziegler, Frances CLASS OF 1934 Acker, Florence Brink, Geneva Lester, Melba Roth, Wanda Baker, Catherine Eicher, Viola Lloyd, Catherine Schaffner, Ivan Billow, Clair Ely, Stanley Love Revah Snow, Gilbert Borton, Cleona Foley, William Moore, Ellsworth Stoner, Alma Belle Borton, Norma Howell, Vera Nungester, William Stowell, Marguerite Brackman, Elsie Humbert, Roger Pierce, Irene VanNortwick, Treva Bretthauer, Lloyd Kunkle, Elmer Pruden, Geraldine Weiser, Flossie CLASS OF 1935 Bacon, Doris Glaser, Helen Martin, Mary Sevrence, Romaine DeWulf, Leo Henry, Florence Miller, Alice Stoner, Wayne D’Lamater, Wayne Hibbard, Eldo Opdycke, Willard Wagoner, Margaret Ford, June Johnston, Evelyn Pierce, Emery Waldfogel, Marie Ford, Pauline Johnston, Judson Roberts, Iva Del Walls, Dorthea Ford, Ross Kenyon, Bert Russell, Isabel Weller, Mildred Ford, Winifred Kunkle, Helen Seaman, Josephine Ziegler, Clarence Gamble, Doris • ••••••Mi (••••••••••••••i •••••••••••••••••«••••••••«•«•••( looooaoocoonoocpconaiiflcocfloflflfloaj oooooonooooooooooooanneoooooooofl OOOOOOOOOODOOOOCOOOOOQOUOOOOdfl oooooooooooooooooooooaanoooong aoooooooooooooaoooooooooooDO QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ oooooooooooooooooooooooooo pooooooooooooaooooooooooao ooooooooooooocoopcuaoouu nooaooooooooo 0000000005 go00000c0000000000ooofl 5oOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOO09 ooooaoooooocooooooou ncoooOOOOOOOOCOOOOCQ OOOOOOOOOOOcueOOGO pOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ OOOOOOQOOOOOOOOO POOOOOQOOOQOOOOd OOOOOOOO000009 poooonaoooaoo4 0OOOOOQOOOOU 000000000004 ooooooouac poooonnoog ooooonoO nooooc 00 OOOCOM OOOOOO Q OOQ Do CO 00 00 00 00 0000 oaoo 000coo OOOOOO 00000000 00006000 uooooooooo 0000000000 nnoanouuooon POQonoQooonn OOQOUOUUOLOUOO oonooonoononon iioooMf)ooooQOooor« ooooooooooonoooo ooononoiooonooonoo 00no00or 0000000c 00 uuatiQOuuguuooooounnn onoononooonoonnnoonn OOOOuDUUOUQOOUQUOOUOOO 0000oonnooonooon000000 ooooooooooocoaaoot ono 00 naaooooooooooooom 000000 DQOOooooooooooooocooaoaooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooo OO3000CJUOOOOOOOO3C000000UOJO 00ooot0000aoaooooe0000000900 ooooooooooooooaoooooaoaoooaooo 00000000onnnnononooonroo000c00 OOOOOQJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00OOOOOO 000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC000c000OOC 1 I •MlhlM ; gg 2- 4 S SS i 4 VS Z 4 £ Z 4k S) d J iKi. era era WEIR 8c WEIR JOB PRINTERS FAYETTE, OHIO PHONE 9 28 W rwT) T'w ' (T'wk’t: vwj 3§ rw )ss irw ■r’vi rT; iwj -r-v� 7 cr 5UCCE55 T THE CLA55 CsF 1936 T a FAYETTE UA IETY STORE “ pha- Ft'i rvdly 5 or,e— L, 3 � WS SJ W )SSSS rW« )§3(r WT S5 ( gl8S(rw 7)88(rW 7)SS5s(r% «)§S5 T)8S K) J (TO TO THE L, Amidst Bros. Co. DEALERS IN GRAIN MILL FEED LIME COAL CEMENT ETC. ALSO JOHN DEERE MACHINERY AND REPAIRS Comen Gnocery BALDWIN FORD | Staple and Fancy0 6 Groceries | FnesK Vegetables and Fnuits FAYETTE, OHIO W 0 J (TO rvx ; 5 TW 7 TW r7; rS'W 'T) S§ (T'vW T) 33 -J 7) (TV es 'T'W D JWJ (TW 7 i ALL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS, THE TATTLER, WERE MADE BY THE LIVINGSTON STUDIOS 417 SUMMIT ST. TOLEDO, OHIO AD. 2011 We have your negatives on file. You may order more photographs at any time. 41 ra rws (TW Ti SWI 5S rNW J)3S i'VW D (V'W 'SC P. R. COLEGROVE SONS Dealers in LIVESTOCK Every Day Market at Fayette Wednesday and Saturday at Lime Creek Phone 212 Fayette McCORMICK - DEERING 3 FARM MACHINERY J Good equipment makes a good farmer better. J ACKER MOTOR SALES CO. | Wirt Acker, Proprietor £ Fayette, Ohio j s - ■. 7 cS S W 7 SgSg :TW rj; g§ .TWT) 3§ prD§s ? gg (i SMITH’S BEAUTY SHOP FAYETTE, O. Specializins in GENERAL HAIRDRESSING Phone 117 N. Fayette St. raja ss rw iscrw gggg'T vs Tigstrw Tjsst i c$s|j W THe £s [Heck me k ] La_ Aid t aliakla yAEAT f A-RKET H'ahajF t ja lity Maarj eJ el Phone No. 27 Fayette, Ohio L S) as rajSjgg w sstrw Tjsssscrw gstrw ssi ) si It only costs about 4c per day to have a telephone. It's worth that to you for protection if you don't use it for anything else. No charge for installation. FAYETTE TELEPHONE CO. gg I eREETIJNGS | CO Ar'ovmd p $ PUa Cor'nat' f 5nideK kjr’ocer'y OWV gs L � Ci !§g ;.j 2 What Your Car Needs COMPLETE GULF LUBRICATION GULFLUBE MOTOR OIL GOOD GULF GASOLINE WE HAVE THEM THE BETTY MARIE West End Main St. Phone 313 as aN gr'vXvT'; rviK?iWu(TW TXrwrjS?iw; TM' rr T V«' 7 Wifr Tf A NEW CHAPTER IN BANKING HISTORY The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has ushered in a new era of security for funds deposited with insured banks up to and including $5,000.00 for each depositor. All customers of this bank enjoy the benefits made possible by Deposit Insurance. It is provided in accordance with our varying poiicy of adopting all justified precautionary measures to safeguard the funds entrusted to our care FARMERS' STATE BANK CO. HOME OF THE THRIFTY” FAYETTE, OHIO Chas. P. Grisier J H Stoner DIRECTORS E B. Gamber G. K. Russell Dr. A. y. Boucher C. D Hause W H. Britsch J D Sargent J cPa HUTCHISON’S Quality Hardware THE STORE WITH THE STOCK Phone 37 cN. cM. OWENS Jeweler and Optometrist K a 8di 4fc 3Sg l t 4fc a3 JSS£a 4 3SE(1 4 3' 88 C i A twi BLUE SUNOCO I MOTOR FUEL ORAN HARPER At The West Corporation Limit Of £ Fayette, Ohio, On U. S. 20 N. j tWl S £ 4frV98S L W±S gSS; gg d 4 «k S So HARRY D. ROE Fayette, Ohio Auto and Electric Service GARAGE All Kinds of Repairing Tires, Batteries, Gas, Oil and Accessories Office Phone 16 i ssi'w ss rw« ssss rw §8S'v� ’7!88(|£) I ] . SS3 £ PHILA SIMMONS I cBeauty° Shop ■ • J FAYETTE, OHIO Phone 131 frviM'T' T wsssirw ) rw rr iwt Congratulations to the Class of 1936 and Success to All CARL L. TREAT I IMI M era gg ss 5gss as S'TW 'T) S WT)§S88ff WT S8ffW 7)S EWING Lumber Coal Company FAYETTE, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF 1936 IS 3s gggg Z b S IS : ( S3 § 8 § § CTWyTS g § S§ SWJ S S SWS 88 S z3 DRUGS Toilet Articles Kodaks and Films Leave Your Films Here For Developing KING’S DRUG STORE W (W)gggiggs 7w s irw (?w 5 WT)8!(r ssTW7)(rw7)'rw7)irw (rw7)cr STONER’S □o CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE PENZOIL EXPERT SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION Goodyear Tires and Tubes MODERN SHOP EQUIPMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES We Appreciate Your Patronage s s gg dis crw I) ss §3§g (Tvw s; :rw 33:r C IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE 2 L HIGHEST QUALITY AT 5 ri I The Lowest Price | p —BUY— g £ MONARCH CANNED FOODS AND | g VEGETABLES g! Perfection Crackers and Cookies r Our Own Fresh Rousted Coffee and p Sun Tested and Washable Wall Paper s | AT THE STORE I (i “Where It Pays to Pay Cash” £ L CENTRAL CASH GROCERY AND MARKET Phone No. 231 Fayette, Ohio COT) COT) g WE GIVE YOU '•) | SERVICE AND QUALITY | G IN 5 I RADIOS WASHING. MACHINES J | REFRIGERATORS k J ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES J I GIFFORD | r Radio and Electric Service ! 2 8gCL 4 i) 88 8888 1 4 288 88 l!u G ) o3 apooG 1 r) an G ) oo COT) COT) i LEMLEY’S | % Supen Service % Shell Gas and Oil f C ALWAYS OPEN 3 S Phone 11 a 1MJ tW) g g gs gg §§ 8 s ; ja TOLEDO EDISON COMPANY FAYETTE, OHIO S s D§e5T”W tTW T) :.'.• : T’V� i r faTT; T 9fi ‘?r THE FAYETTE STATE SAUI GS BATIK CA. F. T. SULLIVAN Insurance Of All Kinds W t a §g §§ gggg si ss 1 ) sJ B sT SE(TV� 7 3S§gS W � 3S?rW 7)gg( ) 3 C ) tf 0 Established—1906 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PRICE’S Service Stations Fleet Wing, Products East Main Street Fayette, Ohio W t s?c -srw sg r%w7)si;§3 w g§!rw r5ss DRIVE THE NEW FORD Ten Minutes and You Will Buy No Other Come in For Demonstration PAUL GLOVER Ford Sales and Service Phone 59 STERLING RESTAURANT FAYETTE’S FINEST” Private Dining Room 24 Hour Service Popular Prices MRS. ALICE WILSON Manager i°SS S S Si:8 8 88 - 5W;ssgs ss s'w ssr The Store of QUALITY FURNITURE Fayette, Ohio Where a Dollar Goes the Farthest Very Truly N. H. WARD era gg zj m±s g§ ==gg ss i j 33 crw« gg rw 3gS£ rw ggcr, w’T §8 c a cPa c§ � I SEELEY’S | M Standard Oil Service Station | Sohio X70 | C Atlas Tires r Sohio and Polarine Oils S ijj TW S 8S 88 5W8 8S SWX 88 SW5l| | When in town and you feel out a (s of whack,” e) “ |? C Just drop around and see 5 £ Vick” and Mack.” V Ma inn’s Barber Shop ') %£ r t ssrw 7)ss rwr,ssg§s'irw 7 ?s(rw 235ra j m cA cp TEA COMPANY FOOD STORE Fresh Fruits Vegetables Groceries Finest Quality Lowest Prices D. C. MAGINN Manager Success to the CLASS OF 1936 “BULL PUP Mrs. Enid Foglesong, Proprietor FAYETTE DRY CLEANERS We sell International Clothes Priced from $22.50 up Have that next suit made to your own personal measurements Call 49 We pick up and deliver S ? 8 3 s ESS S § -T j CM3 ‘M3 v ggC 4 C gg i 4 3S � S8SS2 fc SSri 4 5 3§S J ss ss rr v� 7 ss33 rw n ss rw« ss a $1) $ CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1936 Grannis Fidler Dealers in John Deere Tractors and Farm Implements Compliments of A. y. BOUCHER, D. D. S. Fayette, Ohio City Service Oil Products Koolmotor Gas and Oil WILLIAM HIPPERT Distributor § 3gg(i 4 .9gg 1 4 J)gggg i 4 S)88C1 4fr 5 g8CS 5a r isr SiKrfr •' « v j .. I L? - -T- -' -. - ' i, , %'••••,.• j' r Zil % i 1i wir ■ -. - - • '. ' -.-• ‘ .-« .JT. - -; -.« ' . ji ■. 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