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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1947 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL FAYETTE, OHIO DEDiCATI Opi We, the Senior Class of 1947, wish to dedicate this book of happy memories to our teachers. Because of their loyal devotion to our efforts in preparing for our future, they deserve our praise and highest recognition. This is but a partial record of our achievements during our years in school. In this building of opportunity we have shared our most joyous and carefree days with our schoolmates and instructors. Here we have conceived hopes and dreams for our future. Now that future is at hand. We are leaving to make our individual foot prints in the sands of life. REMEMBER WHEN? FIRST GRADE FOURTH GRADE REMEMBER WHEN? SIXTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE mid m jt uias SEPTEMBER 13 Baseball 20 Baseball 24 Baseball 27 Baseball Archbold H Lyons T Chesterfield T Archbold T OCTOBER 1 Baseball 4 Baseball 9 Chapel 11 Baseball West Unity H Chesterfield H Lyons H 23 Assembly 24 “Freckles” Jr. Play 25 N. W. O. T. A. Meeting Toledo NOVEMBER 8 Cake Walk 11 Armistice Day 13 F. F. A. Banquet 15 Basketball, Fulton H 15 Pep Meeting 23 Metamora T 27 Assembly 28-29 Thanksgiving DECEMBER 3 Basketball, West Unity H 4 Chapel 6 Pettisville T 13 Archbold H 17 Chesterfield H 20 Christmas Program 20 Delta T 23 Christmas Vacation 30 Back to School JANUARY 1 No School 3 Lyons H 7 West Unity T 8 Chapel 10 Alumni H 17 Chesterfield T 18 Pettisville H 21 Lyons T 22 Chapel JANUARY-.Continued 24 Swanton H 25 Alumni H 28 Archbold T 29 Talk on Rehabilitation 31 Assembly FEBRUARY 3 West Unity T 5 Chapel 6 Woman’s Club Banquet 7 Metamora H 11 Tournament, Swanton 14 Tournament, Lyons 28 Lyre Club Party MARCH 5 Chapel 7 Athletic Banquet 12 Minstrel Rehearsal 13 Minstrel Show 14 Minstrel Show 19 Assembly 21 Co. Music Festival 25 Co. Teachers Meeting 28 Senior Play APRIL 4 Good Friday 6 Easter 10 F. H. A. Banquet 11 Sr. High Operetta 16 Assembly 18 Carnival 19 F. H. A. Carnival 25 Senior Play MAY 2 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 9 Spring Concert 16 Awards School Party 18 Baccalaureate 22 Grade Cards 23 Sr. Class Day Commencement GEORGE NIHART “ORRIE” Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Lyre Club 4 Student Council 1 Baseball 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Class President 4 Hi-Y President 4 Hi-Y Congress County Music Festival 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 So Help Me 4 HELEN BORTON, “HOB’’ G. R. 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 1 Cheerleader 2-3-4 That Crazy Smith Family Eaglezette Staff 4 Class Treasurer 1 Class Vice President 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 So Help Me 4 LESTER SCHAFFNER. “LUM” F. F. A. 1-2 Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Lyre Club 4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Eaglezette Staff 2-3-4 Lyre Club President 4 Class President 1-2 Class Treasurer 3-4 So Help Me 4 JOAN BEAVERSON, “JO-NIE” F. H. A. 1-2 G. R. 1-2-3-4 Lyre Club 4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Class Secretary 3 G. R. President 4 So Help Me 4 SHARON WHALEY, “SHERRY” F. H. A. 1-2 G. R. 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Class Secretary 4 Class Vice President 2 CHARLES BAKER, “CHUCK or CHARLIE” F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 HOWARD DENNIS, “BIM” That Crazy Smith Family 3 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. State Farmer 3 So Help Me 4 ROBERTA CORKLE. “BOBBIE” Lyre Club 4 G. R. 2-3-4 Minstrel Show Lyre Club Treasurer 4 So Help Me 4 RICHARD DULL, “RED” Hi-Y 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 EVELYN FORD, “FORD” F. H. A. 1-2 4-H 1-2 G. R. 1-2 Lyre Club 4 Eaglezette 3-4 Student Council Monitor 3 4-H President 2 The Great Ben Allah 4 So Help Me 4 JOHN FUNK “JOHNNY” Student Council 2 Lvre Club 4 Eaglezette 1-2-4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Secretary of Lyre Club 4 Editor Eaglezette 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 So Help Me 4 MARY LOU GRAF, “LOUIE” F. H. A. 1 Student Council 1-2 Cheerleader 2-3-4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 G. R. 1-2-3-4 Eaglezette Staff 3-4 2nd in Public Speaking Contest The Great Ben Allah So Help Me 4 KENNETH PAISON, “DUCK” F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 4 F. F. A. Treasurer 4 Parliamentary Procedure Contest Silver Award 4 ESTHER HINESMAN, “HINEY” F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 G. R. 2-3 Student Council 3 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Student Council Vice Pres. 3 F. H. A. President 4 F. H. A. County Treasurer 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 ARLEN SCHAFFNER, “ARR” Basketball 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. 1-2 That Crazy Smith Family 3 F. F. A. Secretary 2 Class President 3 District Judging Contest 2 So Help Me 4 RUTH LUMBARDO, “RUTHLESS” F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 G. R. 1 Moniter 1 That Crazy Smith Family DALE KNISELY, “COLD WATER” F. F. A. 1 Student Council 4 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 So Help Me 4 MARY LOU MALCHOW, “LOUIE” G. R. 2-3-4 F. H. A. 2 Eaglezette 3-4 Lyre Club 4 Student Council 4 Student Council President 4 Class Vice President 4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 So Help Me 4 MERLE STEMEN, “MIKE” F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 4-H 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Lyre Club 4 Student Council 3 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Jr. Fair Board 2-3 F. F. A. President 4 4-H President 1-2-3 4-H Vice President 4 Jr. Fair Board President 3 F. F. A. National Convention at Kansas City 4 Parliamentay Procedure Contest 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 DONNA JEAN MARTIN “DODGIE” F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Lyre Club 4 G. R. 1-2-3-4 LOWELL THOMAS, “TOM” Hi-Y 2-3-4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y Reporter 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 NED EVERINGHAM, “NEDWARD” Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Lyre Club 4 Eaglezette Staff 2-3-4 Volley Ball 2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3 Editor of Year Book 4 County Music Festival 4 Minstrel Show 4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 The Great Ben Allah 4 BONETA ROTH, “BOBBY” F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 G. R. 1-2-3 Lyre Club 4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Drum Majorette 4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 The Great Ben Allah 4 So Help Me 4 ANNA QUILLET. “ANNIE” F. H. A. 1-2 G. R. 1-2-3-4 Lyre Club 4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 Prince of Peace Contest Secretary of Girls Glee 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 Sc Help Me 4 LORE TAYLOR, “LORIE” F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 F. H. A. Treasurer 3 F. H. A. Vice President 4 F. H. A. President of County 4 The Great Ben Allah 4 RAY SOMMERS, “RAYMOND” Bristol, Ind., 1 Pioneer, Ohio, 2-3 High School Operetta 2 Class Play 3 Lyre Club 4 Octette 3 Hungry Five 4 County Band 4 So Help Me 4 GERALDINE WOLLTER, “JERRY” F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 G. R. 3 Lyre Club 4 That Crazy Smith Family 3 County Music Festival 4 MR. G. A. RICH Senior Class Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President George Nihart Vice President Helen Borton Secretary . . . Sharon Whaley Treasurer Lester Schaffner CLASS MOTTO “Hitch Your Wagon To A Star” CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLORS Red and White We, the Senior Class of ’47, of Fayette High School, being of sound body and weak mind, do hereby make our last will and testament of the Senior Class, in the presence of these weaker witnesses, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen. TO THE JUNIORS we will our superior intelligence and our sunny disposition. We also give you the honorable distinction of occupying our seats in the study hall. TO THE SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN we will our sophisticated manner and our studious minds. CHARLES BAKER wills his 7th and 8th period classes to Martha Treat and his car to Mary Lou Saranac. JOAN BEAVERSON wills her singing ability to Bob Winzeler and her speed (in typing) to Betty Wollet. HELEN BORTON wills her ability to flirt to Marvel D’Lamater and her dimples to Jean Saranac. ROBERTA CORKLE wills her finger nails to Doris Taylor and the education she received at Archbold to Gerald Miller. HOWARD DENNIS wills his bashfulness to Velma Schaffner and his Ford to Dick Givin. RICHARD DULL wills his red hair to Zale Fether and his working ambition to Lyle Towne. NED EVERINGHAM wills his drawing ability to Frances Johnson and his early hours to school to Robert Allen. EVELYN FORD wills her giggles to Roger Goble and her blonde hair to Eugene Huntley. JOHN FUNK wills his position as editor of the Eaglezette to Colleen Ford and his flirting ability to Robert Krohn. MARY LOU GRAF wills her black eyes to Irene Layman and her ability to argue to Darrel Knisely. .ESTHER HINESMAN wills her complexion to Helen Rice and her tallness to Paul Stockburger. DALE KNISELY wills his Coldwater flame to Dale Boyd and his smile to Jeannette Kuney. RUTH LUMBARDO wills her monitor work to Joan Marzolf and her last name to Buddy Walker. MARY LOU MALCHOW wills her studies to Shirley Joughin and her dependability to Mary Lou Gallup. DONNA JEAN MARTIN wills her natural curls to Doris Beaverson and her flute to Dick Seeley. CLASS WILL (Continued) GEORGE NIHART wills his personality to Bernice Keefer and his class picture to Maxine Miller. KENNETH PAISON wills his English work-book to Billy Nihart and his knowledge in literature to Rosemary Murphy. ANNA QUILLET wills her freckles to Marilyn Woodard and her glasses to Arlene Lantz. BONETA ROTH wills her shortness to Betty Balser and her baton to Jean Keefer. ARLEN SCHAFFNER wills his broad shoulders to Howard Keefer and his driving ability to Paul Stambaugh. LESTER SCHAFFNER wills his basketball suit to Doyce Humphrey and his divided attention to Ann Davenport. RAY SOMMERS wills his good nature to Joan Schaffner and his coaching ability to Darrell Blaker. MERLE STEMEN wills his curly hair to Steve Schultz and his class ring to any girl who wants it. LORE TAYLOR wills her boy friends from Hudson to Eileen Stemen and her black hair to Barbara D’Lamater. LOWELL THOMAS wills his physical stature to Richard Bates and his wavey hair to Dick Whaley. SHARON WHALEY wills her cheerleading outfit to Betty Fruchey and her ability to act crazy to Eileen Johnson. GERALDINE WOLLTERS wills her cornet to Natalie Glover and her tiny feet to Doyce Humphrey. Comically said and originally done, the Senior Class publicly announces its final will. We trust that this will be remembered as the last and only will and testament of the Senior Class of ’47. SIGNED AND SEALED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF ’47 Mary Lou Graf We started on our wagon trip in the fall of 1936, with thirty sitting on the hay. They were: Lyle Bailey, Charles Baker, Russell Bea-verson, Leslie Best, Helen Borton, Myron Clark, Verda Climo, Wendell Clinton, Davy Lee Crisp, Olive Davis, Marvel D’Lamater, Ned Evering-ham, James Fidler, Evelyn Ford, Mary Hess, Margaret Jean Hicks, Esther Hinesman, Junior Holly, Francis Johnson, Max Kinkaid, Lewis Lemley, Bertha Martens, George Nihart, Anna Quillet, Nelda Rose Reigsecker, Suzanne Robinson, Hubert Schilt, James Stewart, Mildred Walker, Lavonna Wallace, and Sharon Whaley. Our driver was Faye Longbrake. We had our toy band while we bumped along on our journey. The teacher, needing a rest, decided to stop at home for three months. Our second journey on the wagon, started with a new driver, Helen Weller. This time we have four new riders: John VanValken-burg, Clara Marie Cannon, Dale Boyd and Robert Scott. Eight of our classmates who fell off the wagon, were: Leslie Best, Myron Clark. Davy Lee Crisp, Olive Davis, James Fidler, Mary Hess, Francis Johnson and Suzanne Robinscn. Our third year on the hay-wagon, was a joyous one, with Vera Schaffner as our driver. We staged the operetta “Lazy Town”. Seven new pupils climbed atop: Delores Caddarette, Kenneth Paison, Arlen Schaffner, Lester Schaffner, Joan Nofziger, Rena Mae Seaman and Robert Hartman. And one fell off, Robert Scott. Miss Schaffner drove the wagon very well, so we kept her for the fourth time. We had six new wagon-riders: Dorlene Frank, Albert Huffman, Donna Martin, Nellie Thompson, Donna Borton and Lyle Towne. We had four who toppled over the side: Dale Boyd, Robert Scott, Delores Caddarette, and Albert Huffman. The operetta, “Cobbler of Fairyland,” was given this year. After three months rest we started again on our wagon trip with Doris Gamble as driver. We had three new ones join us: Ruth Brackney, Barbara Samac and Delores Vernier. We had two go over the side: Clara Cannon and Anna Quillet. This year was our last operetta, “Taffy Ann.” Our sixth trip, we got off the wagon with our driver, Mr. Stowell, and visited the Zoo, in Toledo. Three new ones went with us: Joanne Felkey, Mary Stites and Robert Stites. Four stayed behind: Mary Stites, Robert Stites, Joanne Nofziger and Rena Mae Seaman. Our seventh trip we started in Jr. High with six new pupils: Virginia Gwinn, Carl Cramer, Calvin Johnson, James Winzeler, Luella Raker and James Wiemer. Our eighth trip on our wagon took on three riders: Marion De- Witt, LaVem Bailey and Ruth Buckmaster. Three were left on the road: LaVern Bailey, Ruth Buckmaster and Delores Vernier. We got a new and bigger wagon on our ninth trip with thirteen new rider: Joan Beaverson, Howard Dennis, Richard Dull, John Funk, Mary Lou Graf, Dale Knisley, Ruth Lombardo, Millicent Randall, Bonita Roth, Marvin Roth, Merle Stemen, Lore Ellen Taylor and Lowell CLASS HISTORY (Continued) Thomas. V7e had our first trip into Sr. High. We moved off our wagon into study hall when we were on our tenth trip, with five new pupils: Lynn Cramer, Mary Malchow, Janice Alpaugh, Wilma Alpaugh and Robert Whitis. Five left us: Janice Al-paugh, Wilma Alpaugh, Calvin Johnson, Robert Whitis and Marvin Roth. This year we were deeply sorry to lose one of our classmates because of death, Margie Shinaberry. We filled the wagon with ham, salads and other delicious fooJs on our eleventh trip, to fill the seniors at the Jr. and Sr. Banquet. We had one new one to help us: Mildred Walker. Five could not attend so they dropped out: Mildred Walker, Lynn Cramer, James Stewart, Lavonna Wallace and James Winzeler. Now we are finally on our last wagon trip, our senior year, with George Nihart as president. We have reached our longest ride in high school, although we have always to strive better and better on our trips in life. This year we gained three: Roberta Corkle, Ray Sommers, and Homier Randall, and lost one: Homier Randall. INTRODUCING OUR TEACHERS Name JAMES D. THOMPSON Birthplace Near Portsmouth, Ohio Hobby, Sports Teach Math., History College Attended, Ohio Northern University U. of Mich. Name GLENN GALLAWAY Birthplace Van Wert, Ohio Hobby, Sports Teaches Agriculture College Attended, Ohio State U. Name G. A. RICH Birthplace Fairmount, Indiana Hobby, Hunting and Fishing Teach Science, Soc. Science College Attended, Franklin College Ohio University North Manchester Bowling Green University Name DANE V. CAULKINS Birthplace Fayette, Ohio Hobby, Handicraft, Woodworking Teach Math and Science High School College Attended, Ohio State University INTRODUCING OUR TEACHERS Name HENRY A. BLAIR Birthplace Williamstown, Mass. Hobby, Reading Teach English College Attended, St. Bonaventure Name RUSSELL B. LEUTHOLD Birthplace Bucyrus, Ohio Hobby, Reading the Newspaper and Magazines Teach History, Social Problems, Biology College Attended, Ohio Northern University Name CHARLES W. HARRIS Birthplace Chillicothe, Ohio Hobby, Sports Teach Vocal and Instrumental Music College Attended, Ohio State University Name MILDRED VALENTINE Birthplace Fayette, Ohio Hobby. Sewing and reading to my son Teach Latin, Commercial and Public Speaking College Attended, Bowling Green State U. Name ARLEAN FELGER Birthplace, Fayette, Ohio Hobby, Music and Gardening Office Work College Attended, None GLOVER GARAGE Bring Your Ford Back Home For Complete Service There’s a Ford in Your Future RADIO SUPPLY Fayette, Ohio HUTCHISON HARDWARE Fayette, Ohio FIDLER BROS. MEAT MARKET Fayette, Ohio MAGINN BARBER SHOP Fayette, Ohio CENTRAL GROCERY MARKET A. R. Coman Fayette, Ohio AUTO and ELECTRIC SERVICE Harry D. Roe Garage Fayette, Ohio INTRODUCING OUR TEACHERS Name BETTY EASTON Birthplace, Detroit, Mich. Hobby, Sewing Teach Home Economics College Attended, Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Columbia University Name HAZEL THOMPSON Birthplace Shawnee, Ohio Hobby, Reading Teach Junior High College Attended Ohio University Name MARJORIE JOHNSON Birthplace Elmira, Ohio Hobby, Sewing, Reading Teach Sixth Grade College Attended, Bowling Green Name ADA SPRING Birthplace Fayette, Ohio Hobby, Gardening Teach Fifth Grade College Attended, Bowling Green Ohio State INTRODUCING OUR TEACHERS Name MARJORIE ROTH Birthplace, Fayette, Ohio Hobby, Dancing Teach Fourth Grade College Attended, Bowling Green State University Name EVA LaSALLE Birthplace Delta, Ohio Hobby, Reading and Art Teach Third Grade College Attended, Ohio State U. Bowling Green State U. Name LUELLA GLEASON Birthplace West Unity, Ohio Hobby, Reading Teach Second Grade College Attended Bowling Green Name WILMA ARCHER Birthplace Wauseon, Ohio Hobby, Gardening Teach First Grade College Attended, Ohio Northern University FISH’S VARIETY STORE Home Owned 5c and 10c FLEETWING GASOLINE PRODUCTS Rice’s Service Station RICE’S FOOD SHOP Fayette, Ohio RAY SIGG HATCHERY Fayette, Ohio Phone 2168 Compliments FAYETTE THEATER GOBLE’S GREEN GABLES Fayette, Ohio STONER CHEVROLET OLDS Sales and Service Goodyear Tires and Penzoil Compliments SHELL STATION Compliments STORRS SONS KING’S DRUG STORE Fayette, Ohio Phone 7 GIVIN SOHIO SERVICE Fayette, Ohio N. H. WARD The Store of Quality Furniture RITCHEY’S PASTRY SHOP Fayette, Ohio Compliments RUDY’S CAFE BY MARY LOU MALCHOW It is the year 1967 and we see an aged, bent man making his way to the building bearing the inscription, Gorham Fayette Shool.” Mary Lou Malchow is the Superintendent’s private secretary and goes to meet the familiar and by now, gray man. “Come right along with me and let me show you around a bit. Be careful of that front step there, sir, and do let me help you; it is so markable how well you get around with just a cane. (‘First of all I know you are dying to meet Professor J. D. Funk. He is doing so very well these days now that we have put his office up on the third floor. He just simply could not stand the screams of the girls in the gymnasium every time they made a basket. “What is that sir? Oh... you are hard of hearing; I am so sorry. My goodness but you have surely aged in the past few years. But I shall continue to tell you about the class of ’47 you are so eager to hear about. They were such an exceptional one, it is no wonder you remember them so well. “Joan Beaverson is singing with the Metropolitan now and of course Allen never lets her out of his sight; he is curtain puller at the opera house. He is so proud of her and sometimes provokes quite a problem. You see he always swoons when Joany sings so that even though he always gets the curtain open, someone else has to close it. “Here, just step into this elevator. We use this for teachers and business men. Our students have to use the esculators. While we are on our way up to see Professor Funk, we shall stop and visit one of the classes. Anna Quillet is having a terrible time with her Sociology class. But she just goes on telling them to be as good and studious as that remarkable class of ’47. “Of course you hear Helen Borton on Kenny Paison’s program every night at 7:15. He is the singer with the voice that smiles and Helen does the ‘Oooooooooo, the Oxydol sparkles!’ “Here is Miss Quillet’s class room. Law and order! That is what J. D. Funk insists upon....cf course sometimes we do have to give them each an all day sucker to quiet them. Over there is Ned Everingham. He has a contract to do cartoons for a Hollywood producer but their requirements are that he graduate from his Sociology class. We have great hopes he will make it this year. “Now we shall proceed up to the office. I suppose you have heard about Roberta Corkle’s being a chorus girl in Fayette’s well known Pidgeon Club, branch of the famous Stork Club in New York City. Of course George Nihart is bandleader there with Charley Baker doing his solo work on the piano. “Red Dull’s corner grocery is doing quite well. Of course Red put up quite a kick when Evelyn Ford moved her Chevrolet Sales next door..they always go along sowell. But people were coming to town for groceries and were so flabbergasted with those beautiful new Cheyy’s, they would stand and gaze at Miss Ford’s display and go home forgetting to get their groceries. CLASS PROPHECY By Mary Lou Malchow (Continued) “That mill that Dale Knisely is running in Coldwater along with Howard Dennis’ sending potatoes in sure gives Red’s store a great demand. “While mentioning Howard, I must not forget to tell you that he he is filing suit for divorce and declares he is through with women. “Oh, I 9ee the professor is in conference with the rubber hose and one of those Thomas children again. You remember Lowell, of course. Well his little boy insists on sleeping in history class. “Ruth Lumbardo is a fortune teller and she is do very busy that she has to have two receptionists to keep the customers happy while they are waiting to see Madam Lumbardo. And I must say that Geraldine Wollter and Donna Jean Martin are doing an excellent job. “I believe the professor will see you now. I have a visitor for you here, professor.” ‘“Well, well, well, how nice to see you. Has Mary Lou been showing you our few improvements? But I guess we are not the only ones around. Lore Taylor’s department store, largest and best known department store in Munson, is really going places. And Mike Ste-men’s modern farm is really progress ng. They say his chickens lay twice a day now and my goodness, they are thinking of running a pi“ e line into Toledo, his cows are giving so much milk. “Mr. Ray Sommers was just here a few minutes ago with his Tiny Tot Readers. He is a traveling salesman now and can talk anyone into just about anything. He is thinking of going into advertising soon. Mary Lou Graf and Boneta Roth are running a joint shop on W. 52nd street here in town. Mary Lou tells them hew to keep slender and Boneta, Ray thinks, has great possibilities for advertising Camay, the soap of beautiful women. ”1 have here, a clipping from the Fayette Daily Sun. Esther Hinesman is running the Society column in it and it is really ‘muddy.’ ”If you plan to see Coach Lester Schaffner on your way cut, sir, I believe we should be getting started on our way dov nstairs. He has taken the team to state four times in a row now and is very proud of one of his cheerleaders. He coaches them, too, you know. One of the Russel girls is doing exceptionally well. Of course she gets coaching from home, too; you remember Sharon, don’t you? Of course her name wasn’t Whaley very long after graduation. “Well, here we are at the Gym door now. I guess I will have to leave you now because the professor is ringing his buzzer for me. It must be terribly urgent as he always pounds it out in boogy woogy when he is nervous. Just push that button there in the wall and the door will open. Do be very careful and take care of yourself.. Good-by and good luck, Mr. Rich.” SHAFFER SHOE REPAIR Fayette, Ohio FEDERATED STORE Dry Goods Department Store Phone 20 JIM’S CANDY KITCHEN Fayette, Ohio GIFFORD RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE Dry Gas and Roper Ranges Home Appliances Sales Backed by Trained Service GORHAM LUMBER CO. Phone 212 TAYLOR FEED MILL Munson, Michigan KLINE’S Gas Accessories Oil Duo-Therm Oil Space Heater GIVIN INSURANCE SERVICE Walter A. Givin Herbert M. Woodard Fire Wind Casualty Bonds Hospitalization Life Your RED WHITE Store Always Quality Merchandise at the Right Price Wm. Quackenbush YOUNG’S RESTAURANT Good Food Home Made Pies DOLLY’S Soda - Lunch Meet Your Friends At Dolly’s Compliments NAFZIGER DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF TRIANGLE SERVICE Marathon Service Good Food SMITH WELDING SHOP Welding of All Kinds Anywhere Phone 351 Fayette, Ohio THE CORNER GROCERY SELF SERVE Birds Eye Swift’s Frozen Foods FOOD MARKET Ice Cream Compliments of FAYETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY LOVE’S SOHIO SERVICE Phone 239 Fayette, Ohio VERA CHASE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 240 Fayette, Ohio Compliments of FAYETTE CANNING COMPANY Congratulations to Class of 1947 PHILA SIMMONS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 131 Fayette, Ohio SMITH WELDING SHOP Welding of All Kinds Anywhere Phone 351 Fayette, Ohio Compliments EDNA SMITHS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 126 Fayette, Ohio MAGINN’S NATION WIDE Groceries Meats Produce ACKER MOTOR SALES CO. Fayette, Ohio McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery Hudson Automobiles FAYETTE GRAIN AND FEED Grain, Feed, Coal, Fencing, Feed Grinding Fayette, Ohio We wish to thank all groups and individuals who have helped to make this Year Book a success. AUTOGRAPHS