Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1940 volume:

Defmitments QDMINISTRQTICDN School Board Teaching Statt CLASSES Seniors Under Classmen Honor Roll Grades .QCTIVITIES Music Vocal Band Clubs Student Awards Athletics Plays HAVILGGK Qclwol Rmb Paul Zielke, Vice President, George Gusler, Clerk, Furl Rhodus, President, Howard Mosier, Burton Hoaglin. We, the Seniors of Haviland-Scott School, wish to express our grate- fullness and appreciation for the many fine facilities, such as the Home Economics, Shop, refinishing of desks, decoration of the auditorium, which these men have seen fit to provide for us. Not only for these facilities are We grateful, but We are also appreciative of their constant guidance and the time and effort spent in our behalf. To them We dedicate this page. MR. ENSIGN - Superintendent Y - V -1 'N- 'X Page 4 HAVILOOIS LESTER ENSIGN Bowling' Green Findlay - A. B. Univ. of Wisconsin - Ph. M. Social Science and History MARYETTA BOWYER Defiance Univ. of Chicago - A. B. Home Economics and English MARJORIE MCGRANAHAN Findlay - A. B. University of Colorado Language and Science MELVA BIDLACK Bowling Green Third Grade LUCY HAYWOOD Bowling' Green First and Second Grades REX SCARBROUGH Ohio Northern Fourth and Fifth Grades eaclfming S1266 Page CHARLES ASH Ohio Northern - B. S. Columbia University Coach and Manual Training HAROLD BUSH Miami - B. S. Mathematics and Science BETSY MILLER Oberlin - B. S. Music and English VELMA GANTT Ohio Northern First Grade ROY JENKINS Ohio Northern Defiance Fifth and Sixth Grades NELLIE GUNDERMAN Office Secretary CZSSZS genius llnbez- Glt2SSWl8l'l haaes HAVILOUK eniofzs 7- 627-4 GAYLORD AUMAN-Track 3, Annual Staff, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 2, Junior Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. RALPH BAKER-Annual Staff. CLARE BUEHLER-Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 4, Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 4, Library 4, Senior Play. DON CADWALLADER-Annual Staff, Track 3, Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Senior Play. MARCILLE CAVINDER-Junior Play, Annual Staff, Senior Play. EILEEN FOUST-Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4. LOIS GRIFFIS-Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Scholarship Test 1, 2, Senior Play. CLARA HARRIS-Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Chorus 1, Scholarship Test 1, 2, Senior Play. BETTY HOOKER-Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Chorus 1, Library 4. Page S HAVILOGK eniofzs .6 if In ,sg E 3' ,-tvs 10-104 wQ:v 'dk --agp K HARLAN HOOKER-Annual Staff, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4. LESTER LAUKHUF-Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4' Annual Staff, Senior Play. RICHARD LAY-Annual Staff, Junior Play, Boys Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 4. RALPH RHODUS-Annual Staifg Basketball 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Operetta 2, 4, Scholarship Test 1, 3, Senior Play. EVELYN WILLIAMS-Annual Staff. ELDON WINDER-Annual Staff, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Junior Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Senior Play. GERALD YOH-Not graduating. ALVIN ZIELKE-Annual Staff, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, -lg Operetta 2, 45 Junior Play, Band 1, 2, Track 3, Senior Play. MISS MCGRANAHAN-Sponsor. Page 9 HAVILGQK uniofzs X fn.- A x f all fe -jlifk ii. . ,,,..,---' Cf s... Top Row-left to right: William Stoller, Presidentg Velma May Gusler, Vice Presidentg Mary Hartwig, Sec'y Treas.g Mr. Bush, Sponsor. Second Row : Ray Foust, Tabitha Hofacker, Amy Line, Junior Market, Lawrence Mielke. Third Row: Herbert Mosier, Caroline Meyers, Madeline Rodman, Arlean Sanderson, Dorothy Squibb. Page 10 HAVILQOK li L?-1 Mildred Wenninger Lorna Grifiis Mr. Ash -Sponsor LaDonna Gusler Ruth Murphy goialnomofzes Ray Stallbaum Junior Dangler Carl Zielke Nelson Foust Robert Dunn Marcella Hockenberry -President -Vice President Evelyn Flint Alice Yoh Florence Hartwig' Eleanor Phillips Fern Spratt Leah Shaw Ramona Hebb Mary Pond Helen Hofacker Helen Strawser Page 11 L44 HAVILQOK 'LES 144814 Thelma Auman Mary Ella Laukhuf Miss Miller -Sponsor Delmar Stoller, Sec'y Howard Harvey Lester Sherer Levi Lee Annabel Cavinder Raymond Zartman Marlowe Beech Bernice Pease Gaylord Breedlove Florence Dunn Roy Green Charles Fast Marion Birkhold Warren Cadwallader -President -Vice President -Treasurer Billy Shaw Betty Hofacker Jimmy Adams Donald Decker Margaruite Smith Earl Yoh Joshua Yoh l l Paze 12 HAVILOOK Olfl0'L . EV LI ,gblflb LEEJV 1 b - S F . xl . - an af 0 V .AXGAXQXOXX Ufa torjklnlf ST The following students have an A average for the first six months of the school year. SEVENTH GRADE-Alice Davidson, Wilma Foust, Marvene Friend, Jack McCoy. EIGHTH GRADE-Norma Breedlove, Bonnie Gillette, Artise Hebb, June lfhodus, Kent Pond, Donald Wenninger. FRESHMEN-Charles Fast, Howard Harvey. SOPHOMORES-Ramona Hebb, Marcella Hockenberry, Mildred Wenninger. SENIORS-Clare Buehler, Eileen Foust, Marcille Cavinder. The following students have a B average for the first six months of the school year. SEVENTH GRADE-Donna Market, Mary Wilson. EIGHTH GRADE-LaDonna Burgess, Betty Goble, Vernabel Murphy, Donald Kipker. FRESHMEN-Thelma Auman, Mary Ella Laukhuf, Jimmy Adams, Warren Cadwallader, Delmar Stoller, Billy Shaw. SOPHOMORES-Lorna Grifiis, Eleanor Phillips, Leah Shaw. JUNIORS-Madeline Rodman, Dorothy Squibb. SENIORS-Lois Griffis, Clara Harris, Gaylord Auman, Donald Cadwallader. SCHOLAB SHIP TEAM i Page 13 HAVILGOK ' f' 1? : 'lfi'F H 'e FE L ' aaezgfa-5 3-- tade fi fr 459' f..' , 'J J, I ek I Q L' 7' Top Row: Betty Williams, Maxine Debacher, Vera Williams, Wayne Zielke, Louis Myers, Gale Compton, Artise Hebb, LaDonna Burgess, Bonnie Gillette, Alvira Bennett, June Rhodus, Vernabelle Murphy. Second Row: James Strawser, Donald Wenninger, Elmer Foust, Mr. Ensign, Sponsor, Kent Pond, President, Betty Goble, Vice President, Dale Compton, Treasurer, Wayne Lee, Donald Kipker. Third Row: Almeda Decker, Opal Ladd, Hilda Zartman, Norma Breedlove, Almeda Blake, Ruth Baker, Kenneth Williamson, Billy Hooker, Louisa Green, Aileen Pond, Clara Yoh. 7tl4 tade Top Row: Joan Myers, Dolores Laukhuf, Frieda Hartwig, John Hebb, Lennis Lee, Robert Shaw, Mabel Hartwick, Mildred Debacher, Raymond Stutler, Russel Fish, Robert Strawser, Second Row: Miss Bowyer, Sponsor, Mary Wilson, Marvene Friend, Jack McCoy, Burns Grifiis, Wilma June Foust, Alice Davidson. Third Row: . Kathryn Williamson, Donna Market, Leslie Buehler, Howard Hubert, Donald Stiebling, Norma Strawser, Marie Dunn, Ruth Rodman, Ada Blake. Page 14 L',,.,.--- ,,.,-f- , f 'I iN ,.g t , f Sw M .x-,- 4 I . 4 I X? l if .F 2 - . 5: Q HAVILOOK W9 rf 49 fir Swift? f ' ff f li . J l Q. Q. as . fldaes . . X - lg I it rin. Top Row: Mary Jean Cordroy, Colleen Gillette, Florence Straswer, Donald Hubert, Junior Leeth, Robert Hough, LaVern Gantt, June Lee, Sharon Gantt, Chester Funk, Bud Hooker, Richard Gerber. Second Row: Wesley Zartman, Mr. Jenkins, Teacher, Robert Pease, Mentra Beech, Marie Titler, Geneva Decker, Lafie Leeth, Leslie Green, Jerry Lee, Virginia Lee, Elaine Hebb, Barbara Sherer. Third Row: Irene Saco, Lela Mae Rodman, Arlene Hubert, Robert Williams, Robert Birkhold, Garnet Bennett, James Green, Elizabeth Szabo, Violet Saco, Christina Hooker, Robert Friend, William Fast, Robert Foust. ,, -1. ., , T, 3,1 V V A A . . , : .. A A g 5, :L X R K - A H A K Qi: -v,... 1 L-d-'1-,A ,,.,-f L... ,f-ff' anb Top Row: zabes Leslie Brown, Maurice Birkhold, Richard Baker, Richard Davidson, Max Brown, Robert Dunlap, Geraldine Daniels, Dorothy Dunn, Lois Evans, John Pfost, Raymond , Lee, Emmit Lehman. Second Row: Earl Gene Scarbrough, Mr. Scarbrough, Teacherg Donald Rogers, Carl Sinn, Laurence Zartman, Richard Wilder, Cloyd Hockenberry, Cyril Hubert, Marvin Laukhuf, Florence Funk, Joanne Hough, Consuelo Mendez. Third Row: Ray Zielke, Marietta Zielke, Dorothy Sinn, Tommy Myers, Donald Dunlap, Charles Hofacker, Betty Strawser, James Pritchard, Merl Waldron, Louis Szabo. Absent: Billy Zartman, Dorothy Wilder. Page 15 HAVILCOK V 51 x Q67 ,,,. tade , T sk Top Row: Evaleen Shaw, Leah Williamson, Mary Ellen Daniels, Iva Lou Laukhuf, Teresa Hooker, Olive Leeth, Wilmena Bartles, Gene Decker, James Williams. Second Row: Miss Bidlack, Teacher, Billy Murphy, Richard Hockenberry, Dale Yoh, Oliv Zartman, Barbara Decker, Alice Prichard, Patricia Groh, Eleanor Pond, Verabell Adams. Third Row: B 9 Carrie Hartwig, Geraldine Rider, Maxine Wilder, Annabelle Lee, Joan Laukhuf, Frankie Dunifon, Arlen Burke, Patty Dunlap, Mildred Dunn, llo Hofacker. Absent: s Richard Fulk, Ruth Kimmey. 'SQU1 L,--'v P 'l,.. L,,---F 6' EN ?:.,,i ZTig'. A . ' L A . Top Row: lst and .2149 iabes Barbara Dunlap, Ireta Decker, Edith Zartman, Richard Youtsey, Jackie Speakman, Crasensio Mendez, Pete Bustos, Laura Dene Williamson, Jamie Lopez, Genevieve Zartman, Elen Rendon. Second Row: Miss Haywood, Teacher, Doyle Breedlove, Johnnie Baker, Nola Jean Kipker, Mary Dunn, Erma Lehman, Miguel Mendez. Harold Short, Charles Hartwig. Third Row: Marcia Sperry, Betty Sinn, Phyllis Compton, Elouise Rodman, Justina Bustos, Richard Strawser, Donald Evans, Ray Sinn, Gail Yoh. Page 16 HAVILCOK S E17-' vii' , A4 Top Row: Jean Eiseman, Patricia Patterson, Deloris Keysor, Ray Pond, Richard Groh, Gerald Laukhut, Alice Williamson, Gloria Steibling, Helen Shaw, John Fast, Ray Geyer, John Market. Second Row: Mrs. Gantt, Teacher, Eleanor Hoaglin, Joy Mae Rhinehalt, Wanda Mae Kimmey, Glen Pease, Willard Laukhuf, Donald Williams, Ruth Ann Burgess, Betty Mae Finnegan, Geane Griiiis. Third Row: Amanda Foust, Princess Prichard, Marjorite Bice, Carl Wilder, Lloyd Lehman, Luther Hofacker, Jerry Susdorf, Betty Green, Gloria Springer, Sunday Rendon, James Cline, Harold Wenninger. 8 naps 5 W. u 5 in .jk Qjpfs Uciioifies music Clubs gfuhnf Qwmbs Qfmefic plays HAVILOCK usic Depafzfment Our mixed chorus and glee clubs have a brilliant record behind them this year. Among their achievements have been the presentation of the operetta, Sonia g an appearance on the Christmas and Farmers' Institute programs, a rating of superior for the mixed chorus and the boys, rating of excellent for the girls, and the acquisition of the name of grasshopper and ants, which was given to them by their very able director, Miss Miller. Our organization of windy people, commonly referred to as the band, is also under the direction of Miss Miller. Led by the Gusler goose step, the band had its first experience in formation-marching at the basketball games, forming the school letters H. S. They also appeared on the Farmers' Institute program and took part in the Paulding County Music Festival. ixe Glwfzus Bottom Row-Ieft to right: Donald Wenninger, Lewis Meyers, Delmar Stoller, Alice Yoh, Dorothy Squibb, Eleanor Phillips, Eileen Foust, Florence Hartwig, Mary Hartwig, Evelyn Flint, Helen Strawser, Carl Zielke, Marion Birkhold, Junior Market. Second Row: Miss Miller, Instructor, Ray Foust, Lester Laukhuf, Harlan Hooker, Gaylord Breedlove, LaDonna Gusler, Mildred Wenninger, Mary Ella Laukhuf, Thelma Auman, Ruth Murphy, Caroline Meyers, Lois Griffis, Gerald Yoh, Donald Cadwall- ader, Herbert Mosier, Gaylord Auman, Mr. Ensign, Superintendent. Back Row: Charles Henry Fast, Earl Yoh, Billy Shaw, Lester Sherer, William Stoller, Fern Spratt, Mary Pond, Lorna Griliris, Ramona Hebb, Velma Mae Gusler, Leah Shaw, Marcella Hockenberry, Donald Decker, Jimmy Adams, Alvin Zielke, Eldon Winder, Ralph Rhodus. Page 20 HAVILOCK Qlfzis' and mis' glee cialis 'ri-i:7 ii.f1'f5 iM1-. -JY? R s '- A - -f T 5r' S -J I H . ---'-MW s --4 e A ., U ' ' , 'F r wks, . 1.21 A is XV 0 , l ' 1 Q , Q -I7 5 'W U . L ' 1 S .- ' i - .. 9 E 4 f' A N , 'f -,gs V I t M: 1 fi 7, A - - ' l v' ., K ,Q U J Q Q X.-I V , ., ef.. 1 , ottom Row-left to right: B Artise Hebb, Alice Yoh, Dorothy Squibb, Eleanor Phillips, Eileen Foust, Florence Hartwig, Mary Hartwig, Evelyn Flint, Clare Buehler-absent. Second Row: Mildred Wenninger, Mary Ella Laukhuf, Aileen Pond, LaDonna Burgess, Thelma Auman, June Rhodus, Ruth Murphy, Caroline Meyers, Lois Griffis, Miss Miller- Instructor. Last Row: LaDonna Gusler, Fern Spratt, Mary Pond, Lorna Grifiis, Ramona Hebb, Velma Mae Gusler, Leah Shaw, Helen Strawser, Betty Goble, Marcella Hockenberry. Bottom Row--left to right: Donald Wenninger, Lewis Meyers, Delmar Stoller, Dale Compton, Gale Compton, Marion Birkhold, Junior Market, Carl Zielke. Second Row: Miss Miller, Instructorg Ray Foust, Lester Laukhuf, Gaylord Breedlove, Ralph Rhodus, Gerald Yoh, Donald Cadwallader, Herbert Mosier, Gaylord Auman. Last Row: Charles Henry Fast, Earl Yoh, Billy Shaw, William Stoller, Lester Sherer, Donald Decker, Jimmy Adams, Alvin Zielke, Harlan Hooker, Eldon Winder. Page 21 HAVILOOK Give effa 1 ff . n 01410 Maurice-the college cheer leader A. ... .......... R ay Foust Sally-a campus belle ........................ ..ee..,.. E ileen Foust Peggy-daughter of Old Ireland .,e, ....... L aDonna Gusler Martha Mayflower-Sonia's aunt .,....,.,.......eee.... ..,,. ll lildred Wenninger Pat Dunn-the football captain .eee.l.,....,...,..........e. ..,.e..,,...... A lvin Zielke Ajariah Smythe-the absent-minded professor ..., ,.,,... W illiam Stoller Sonia Markova-Queen of the campus ...,.,ee,.,...... ..,...eee D orothy Squibb Veda Veronal-in the cosmetic line ,.e,, ,..ee B Iary Ella Laukhuf Boris Ivenuff-Russian by adoption .,...e, ,,...,... R alph Rhodus Count Ginwhiski-a Russian nobleman ,.,,, ,,., H erbert Mosier Drosky-a Cossack Oflicer .,,.................. ....,. G aylord Auman Sergeant of Marines .iio.i...... ................e.........,..i.... E ldon Winder Accompianist .....o,,.oo..o ...,.....,. ...,....,...o....,.....,....................... L e ah Shaw Directors ...i........,..........o,....,,...........o.........,, Betsy W. Miller and Harold Bush Stage Crew ..,......... Lawrence Mielke, Ralph Baker and Warren Cadwallader Business Manager ,.,....,........................,.,,............................,,.,.,,,,, Clara Harris Make-up ,.........,.,,...,.,.,.................... ....., E ileen Foust and Gaylord Auman Music by members of choruses. A group of college students, led by Sonia Markova, planned a surpise party for Professor Smythe, the absent-minded professor. In the midst of which Sonia's Aunt Martha appears and threatens to take her nice out of college. Sonia receives word that her father, whom she has never seen is still alive in Russia, and decides to go in search of him. They find the ancient home of the Mark- ovas' so inspiring that they decide to stage a rehearsal of their college musical show. During the rehearsal a mob of Bolsheviki become mixed up with them and in the pandemonium which follows, the castle catches fire. Sonia Ends her father. Pat has unravelled the mystery and wins his reward. Page 9 lji1Vl-LQ QE usic emofzies Do you remember- The music rehearsal in which Miss Miller didn't have to tell Ralph Rhodus to shut up. The time Charles Fast played a solo at a basketball game. We wonder where the rest of the trumpets were. When Ralph R. borrowed everybody's chewing gum to fix his horn. The Whole period the boys had to sit still without talking. The uproar caused by the argument over Lawrence Tibbett and Nelson Eddy. The Christmas program when Junior High Glee Club got in a hurry to sing. The basketball game when LaDonna dropped her baton. The Oakwood boys couldn't have had any thing to do with it. C214 Front Row-left to right: Lois Griffis, Ramona Hebb, Artise Hebb, Mary Ella Laukhuf, Mary Pond, Marcella Hockenberry, Aileen Pond, Thelma Auman, Betty Goble, Lester Sherer, Gaylord Breedlove, Lawrence Mielke. Second Row: Vernabelle Murphy, Leah Shaw, Fern Spratt, Eldon Winder, Donald Decker, Ralph Rhodus, Gaylord Auman, Lorna Griffls, LaDonna Burgess, June Rhodus, Charles Henry Fast, LaDonna Gusler-Drum Major. Kneeling: Marion Birkhold, Junior Market, Carl Zielke. Page 23 4 Clubs PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized to promote better sportmanship within the school. The club has existed for two years and has done much to improve group cheering, while fostering attitudes of fair play. Lorna Griflis, presidentg Dorothy Squibb, secretaryg Miss McGranahan, sponsor. HAVILAND 4-H Haviland Sewing Susies studied sewing again this year. They all completed their work and exhibited it at the Paulding County Fair. Lead- ers-Mary Hoaglin, Peg Pfost, Marcella Hockenberry, president. The Haviland Junior Farmers had a one hundred percent club this year. One exhibited a pig and all the rest exhibited beets at the County Fair. Leaders-Carl Mielke, Arthur Zielke, Carl Foust, president. P 4 Iilfl H2215 gfudenf Qwafz 5 MARCELLA HOCKENBERRY MILDRED WENNINGER EILEEN FOUST Best Athlete lgirlb Best Student lgirlj Most Popular Girl GAYLORD AUMAN CHARLES FAST RALPH RHODUS Best Athlete iboyl Best Student Qboyj Most Popular Boy Our thanks to the Community Club and all who cooperated with them, thus making possible the new drapes and blinds. As the picture evidences, We now have an auditorium of which our community can feel proud. Page 2 HAVILOOK Qifzlsi gaslzeflvall 'Ieam C' First Row: Thelma Auman-Freshman, Guardg Betty Hofacker-Freshman, Forwardg Florence Hartwig-Sophomore, Forwardg Helen Hofacker-Sophmore, Guardg Marcella Hock- enberry-Sophomore, Forward. Second Row: Mary Hartwig-Junior, Guardg Ramona Hebb-Sophomore, Guardg Tabitha Hofacker- Junior, Guardg Madeline Rodman-Junior, Guardg Arlene Sanderson-Junior, Guard. Last Row: Fern Spratt-Sophomore, Guardg Leah Shaw-Sophomore, Forwardg Eileen Foust- Senior, Managerg Marjorie McGranahan-Assistant Coachg Roy Jenkins-Coach. HAVILAND-26 HAVILAND-20 HAVILAND-21 HAVILAND- 8 HAVILAND-16 HAVILAND-14 HAVILAND- -20 A GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCORES LATTY-20 UNION-21 PAULDING-11 PAYNE-40 OAKWOOD-32 MIDDLEPOINT-21 LATTY-34 Page 26 HAVILAND HAVILAND HAVILAND HAVILAND HAVILAND HAVILAND HAVILAND 9 11 14 11 23 16 11 QT GROVERHILL-19 PAYNE-38 GROVER HILL-38 PAULDING-15 ANTWERP- 8 OAKWOOD-23 LATTY-19 ournamentl HAVILOOK mls' gaslzefimll Team BOYS' BASKETBALL SCORES HAVILAND-- LATTYAIT IIAVILAND-31 PAYNE-39 HAVILAND UNION-31 HAVILANDf3-1 GROVER HILL-30 HAVIL.-XND PAULDING-34 H.-XVILAND-32 PAULDING-37 HAVILAND- PAYNE-36 HAVILAND-25 ANTWVERP-27 PIAVILAND- 0AKWOOD+55 HAVILANDi3SD 0AKWOOU730 HAVILANDA MIDDLEPOINTWCZG HAVILAND-38 LATTY-24 HAVILAND LATTY-33 lTou1'namentl HAVILANI' GROVER HILLJIJI H.-XVILANDA24 GROVEH HILL-40 HAVILAND ROCKFORDf3-1 1Tou1'namentl First Row: Gaylord Auman-Senior, Forward, Don Cadwallader-Senior, Sophomore, Guard, Harlen Hooker-Senior, Cuard. Second Row: Junior Market-Junior, Forward, Lawrence Mielke-Junior, F Junior, Guardg Ralph Rhodus-Senior, Center. Last Row: Ray Stalbaum-Sophmore, Guard, Carl Zielke-Sophmore, Junior, Manager, Charles Ash-Coach. Page 27 is if Center, Junior Dangler- orwarclg Herbert Mosier- Forwardg Ray Foust- HAVILOOK uniofz plat, fefls Qc gomewlzefze CHARACTERS: Anne--a demure maid ,A,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,AA..,...A......., ..,. V Elma May GUSISI' Harry Carter-a very modern young man .....4A..................... Herbert Mosier . Jane Carter-his wife, a young woman of the same type ,.,.,. Caroline Myers Mrs, Wilson-a widow, mother of Jane ....,.........,..oo,....,....... Dorothy Squibb Col. Jefferson Davis Meadows-an actor of the old school ..,o.. Junior Market Ezra Whipple-eccentric brother of Mrs. Wilson ......i ee..,,,. W illiam Stoller LET'S GO SOMEWHERI-3 This is a story of a restless young married couple who prefer to go somewhere rather than enjoy a quiet evening at home. Act I. Finds the young couple preparing for a peppy evening. The wise crack- ing ultra modern couple do not agree on the destination. In the courseof the evening Mrs. Wilson meets an old friend, actor of an old school, who persuades her to go away and leave the youngsters on their own. She accepts the idea and leaves to visit her brother, Ezra. Act II. Jane, the wife, turns into an expert cook, Meanwhile Uncle Ezra decides to visit his sister Mary, Imagine Jane's surprise to find two Uncle Ezra's in the same house. Act III. Jane pulls a surprise on Harry and both ponder the fate of their mother. Colonel Meadows feeling blue, comes to combort them and in turn is comforted. Everything turns out OK and everyone is happy. Page s I-TA,-VILOCK enioi plat, THAT CRAZY SMITH FAMILY Ma Smith-the boss of the family ,.....,..,,,,,.., .. ., ........, L ois Griflis Pa Smith-her husband, a newspaper publisher ..pp.pp. ...pppp4. R alph Rhodus Tony Smith-their sensational football-player son ,sl.,..,,,., Gaylord Auman Betty Smith-their fourteen-year old daughter ...,.. ...lls E ileen Foust Buddie Smith-their twelve-year old son .,...4........... ....s,.... A lvin Zielke Aunt Bella-Ma's plain-spoken sister .,...usu.,...Asl.,...,l.sus,.....,....,, Betty Hooker Sally Smith-the arty seventeen-year old sister .ssl,,l, Marcelle Cavinder Barbara Wetherby-a home town girl, in love with Tony .... Clare Buehler Professor Slattery-absent-minded, in love with Bella .... Don Cadwallader Dick J ones-a good-looking Southern boy ,r.s,..,..r....,rr.,.,.,.... Lester Laukhuf Stewart Brandon-a rich playboy ,,.............. .....,. E ldon Winder Julie Weston-a sophiscated vamp ........., ...........................,,r. C lara Harris Tony Smith, a sensational football player, has promised Barbara that he will go to State College with her. After winning a game for his team, his mother, Mrs. Smith, has a garden party. Julie and Stewart try to break up the romance between Tony and Barbara. Stewart runs off with Barbara and they have an airplance accident. Buddie and Betty Smith stage a fight in Pa's garage lwithout Pa's consentj on the night of the party. They are almost caught but with Aunt Bella's help, they escape. Sally, who is an artist, shows her picture to Dick. He doesn't understand and 1' she becomes angry. The Professor is about knocked off his feet several times but ends up proposing to Aunt Bella. The play ends happily except for Buddie. Page 29 WP L' 1' l55'EEFEFE1T' S KINNEY HOME STORE Fresh Fruits - Vegetablee Groceries - Meats Berries and Peaches in Season The Trading Habit of Haviland WE BUY EGGS AND CREAM Phone 28 Haviland, Ohio Mary H.: The days of miracles are over. Caroline M.: I don't know about that. I read an article the other dav that set me thinking . . . ' HAVILAND CONSUMERS' CORPORATION An independent corporation-Incorporated Feb. 1928 H. R. AUMAN, Manager GASOLINE ANTI-FREEZE KEROSENE ACCESSORIES MOTOR OILS TIRES GREASES TUBES HAVILAND CONSUMERS' CORPORATION Haviland, Ohio Page 31 ES -EEE LETEE rlqli 55' 'U Q51 WE' 1'.F bs nfs' I l44 1 lk 'I.El iEj2'EJRE i f.EEL ' C0Hg1'af111-HUOHS THE GUNSETT COMPANY and A HARDWARE DEPARTMENT E Best Wishes STORE To You Seniors Plumbing and Electrical Supplies THE AGLER STUDIO VAN WERT, OHIO VAN WERT' OHIO .BEE E Lester L.: Qln study liallb lf I'm studying' when the bell rings, wake me up. E E Q3 Boost your profits with INDIANA HYBRID SEED CORN Certified by Indiana Corn Growers' Association I Produced 75 to SO bushels per acre in 1939 in your community. Ei ROY W. PARKER - Cromwell, Indiana Leave orders with LEONARD PARKER, Payne, Ohio - Route 1 E E P513 W 'E'd?TFJ1QQiT ' EERTRE H5575- UN1oN QUARRIES ooMPANY L9 Ind.-608 W-17 Iowa-939 HYBRID SEED CORN A SPECIALTY -Modern Drier- 52 Crushed Stone li' POND SEED COMPANY FL Everything in Farm Seeds LQ Scott Phone 6-F-B Clover Soybeans ' Van Wellt Phone 2635 1: mile east of Scott on Route 127 75' E Mr. Ash: What do you find where there are lots of trees? LaDonna B.: Forests, ,G G. W. HALL C. H. HALL E Residence Residence ' Phone 220 Phone 192 General Merchandise HALL LUIVIBER AND COAL TT DJ HI-SPEED GAS Dealers in building' material, OIL AND GREASE Hard and Soft Coal i. Office Phone 30 Prompt Delivery Service CONVOY, OHIO PAYNE PHONE 516-F3 MARION RICHHART HARRIS BEAUTY SHOPPE FURNITURE AND RUGS Where there's beauty there is charm. Phone 2750 Ph 630 one 318 East Main Street PAULDING, OHIO E. Han-is van Wert, ohio Q smnjlfiv Page 33 3 DEERE iTiLT'rEH5E 1-I DANA D. DIDRICK Distinctive Funeral Service Lady Assistant Fine Furniture Ambulance Telephone 30 GROVER HILL, OHIO Flowers For All Occasions For better flowers, lower prices, and quicker service -See- HARRY TOMCZAK at the PAULDING GREENHOUSE 01' TOMCZAICS FLOWER SHOP Next to Marsh Hotel VAN WERT, OHIO Member of the F. T. D. Experimenting' with explosives in chemistry class: Amy Line: What would we do if this blew up? Marcelle Cavinder: Wait for it to come down? Our compliments and very best wishes for the class of '40 TYLER'S CAFE Li HAVILAND, OHIO E Qi Page 34 HAVILAND GRAIN CO. El ,X GREER'S FOR DRUGS evatois at GROVER HILL, LATTY, and HAVILAND -Dealers in- Grain, Feed, Seeds and Coal Phone 47 PAULDING, OHIO Mr. Bush: I'm going to marry a girl who can take a joke. Mr. Ash: That's the only kind you'll get. WE HAVE MONEY TO LEND We have money to lend on propel' security. FARMERS' BANKING COMPANY PAULDING, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of M E N T Z E R ' S 5c to 31.00 Store PAULDING, OHIO r EEE R 3 'FEE EEE. E' E Lr 'I Ps' L iRTjFEl REINHART CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE U. S. Tires and Batteries WRECKING CRANE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT Phone S Paulding, Ohio Mr. Scarbroughz Sit down, sonny, you ve shown your good manners long' enough. Gene Scarbrough: It ain't good manners, Daddy, its a boil. Compliments of MOLLENKOPF IMPLEMENT COMPANY McCORMICK DEERING Sales and Service CONVOY, OHIO GUERIN'S ELECTRIC SHOP Electric Refrigerators, Sweepers, Washers, Ironers, Ranges, Radios, Fans, Light Fixtures, Lamps, Wiring, etc. PAULDING, OHIO PL: THE GAMBLE Sz CO. STORE South Side Square PAULDING, OHIO Dry Goods, Notions and Ready-to-Wear Headquarters for Kayser Silk Hose and Underwear, Kustom Fit Slips, Gift Handkerchiefs, Purses, Jewelry, etc. Beautiful Materials and McCall Patterns. ra ii1'ELEF.T:!T5lE11': :HEEL-Rh 1EET.'.'5:'.n'?5'15?E1-iql .J FLEET' l t ' '.'1El-if HERFF-JONES COMPANY Designers and manufacturers of School and College Jewelry, Announcements, Medals, Cups and Trophies. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Jewelers to Haviland-Scott School R. J. Dicken, Representative GAUVEY MOTOR COMPANY -It's Ford for '40- Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery CROVER HILL, OHIO READ FEATURES- :IZCRUMBS OF NEWS XOUTDOORS OHIO :ZZTHREE R'S OF SPORT In The PAULDING DEMOCRAT CARL W. FUNK, Publisher Howard H.: My ancestors came over in the Mayflower. Margaruite S.: It's lucky they did. The immigration laws are a lot stricter now Compliments of THE HAVILAND CLAY WORKS COMPANY i Manufacturers of Clay Drain Tile and Structural Clay Tile Double Common Brick Common Brick Phone 92 Z :' L g5' Compliments of R O Y H A R R I S Tile Ditching and Surveying Phone E64-F-22 E One and one-half miles west of Scott, O. Compliments of CROWELL'S FUNERAL HOME Phone 64 E? Welcome All T0 Visit Our Double Room DRY GOODS AND WOlVIEN'S WEAR STORE Like the Champion, we do our best and then a little more to give you a good place to shop. D U C A T ' S PAULDING, OHIO Are you laughing at me? demanded Mr. Bush of his class. UNO! came the unanimous reply. fu Well, he insisted, what else is there in the room to laugh at? Local Beet Growers will be helped financially if you use- KRISTAL KLEAR SUGAR in your home. E- E Made by PAULDING SUGAR COMPANY MILKING SHORTHORN The very finest bull calves for sale out of cows of the finest type. Substantial milk record. Can also spare an occasional heifer calf to those who Wish something better than the average. HOMER T. LEE HAVILAND, OHIO u5 Page 38 L HERFF-JONES COMPANY Designers and manufacturers of School and College Jewelry, Announcements, Medals, Cups and Trophies. E INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Jewelers to Haviland-Scott School R. J. Dicken, Representative ' ' GAUVEY MOTOR COMPANY -It's Ford for '40- Ck Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery EC? CROVER HILL, OHIO READ THESE FEATURES- ZECRUMBS OF NEWS XOUTDOORS OHIO :RTHREE R'S OF SPORT In The PAULDINC1 DEMOCRAT CARL W. FUNK, Publisher Howard H.: My ancestors came over in the Mayflower. Margaruite S.: It's lucky they did. The immigration laws are a lot stricter now. Compliments of THE HAVILAND CLAY WORKS COMPANY Manufacturers of Clay Drain Tile and Structural Clay Tile Double Common Brick Common Brick Phone 92 E- vu Pg ELEHTESU F54 FEFRQQ L 5 I FEE if, f Compliments of BRUNE PRINTING COMPANY PAULDING, OHIO r. Ash: Qln science classj How can you tell the approach of winter? Clara Yoh: It begins to get late earlier. Compliments of ' Compliments of NATIONAL BANK OF PAULDING OHIO POWER COMPANY PAULDING, OHIO VAN WERT, OHIO Phone 91 P 40 MATTIE RHINEHALT BEAUTY SHOPPE Permanent Waves Be Thufty- Finger Waves Build an Estate- Sl ', t. . . mmpoob Q C With Life Insurance Betty Jean Trained Operator Phone 7-F-12 Scott, Ohio WILLIAMS HUCKSTER GROCERY CLARENCE C. BOWYER Meats - Vegetables HAVILANDY OHIO Telephone Scott Phone 36 Scott, Ohio Donald Wenninger is such a smart little shaver that his parents have decided to send him to barber college. IIE?- mmn nun! n cvuuug 1m1aAl:rnn: n I . Cvsr igss F T0 ummf- JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY VAN WERT, OHIO - PAULDING, OHIO Paulding Phone 73 At these stores you get Quality and Service. OXQALITY FARM QUIPMENI SINCE I 8 37 Pg 41 E e S S Q. E Q 5 'T'f5Pl-E551 :H-El ij-EE 'L x f , . irgi f . ji ul :-- A-ij 11 53. iff 4 Y ,i , -A g , V , - fli jpeg Alf ' ie. Q Q: 471' fill M' .55 i- If ' . -T? it M 1 Ai .,f I1 IF' 3.1 AA: nf! jg 7 ' if I. . .f -it .14 , I ,fp g V ,Q f- -,ff , Q .-x 'Lf - ' i,, 2, H. 2:2 -,ugh ' 'Ti :g v ,Lg 4:7 51 ,Zi ar ,Q 4233 s ,1 - gl 'Lei 'f' m. ,: 1-1: ' 2. 'al pig Aiwf-V f f? 4- Use' sim un-nun-h':w.f-n-sawmnsaaun aafv.x n-.,., :fa-fe xuavra-.-awawnwwmug-M vsr:',-1.49-1...:.:2'u-va-,:wi:'a::aw.nr ::.e:.1-:S-::Yf:..':5rJlI:h: if f' -6 ' J -' ' H , afar w' 1 .J - Af . V 'f ' - 'gg M5 wg.:-naw.-w.wmN,-.-.uvfw-.-mfanqpn 2 nvww-.awe-n-un.-nw,-,-W.-vmwmqna-. .annum-.naman-.Q-.Aw f mw51 Greetings to the Class of '40 R. E. MOHR 85 SON General Store and Hardware Poultry, Eggs and Cream Renown and Round Oak Stoves Speed Queen Washers COOK WITH DRY GAS - THE BOTTLED COOKING GAS Phone 76 SCOTT, OHIO Miss Miller: This literature class is so dumb that if you stood around in a circle the Federal Government would raid you for being a dope ring. Congratulations Class of 1940 USE ENJQY R. E. A. VAN WERT BOOK STORE ELECTRICITY We Sell or Rent New or Used Typewriters PAULDING - PUTNAM ELECTRIC Van Wert, 01110 CO-OPERATIVE, INC. HAL V. HUNT .HEF .Hm1 .F5mEfmmEB Page 42 552156 :ERT in E-.. During the nineteen years that we have been building Essex Farm Hatchery, We have selected the best lines available upon which to build success. First is the English Leghorn which We chose after trying the others. Then our Barred Rocks and White Rocks are the egg type-good layers of large eggs. The equipment we use and sell is outstanding for its engineering perfection. We use the Jamesway electric incubator and brooders. We sell Jamesway equipment, Purina feeds, and Dr. Salsbury's Remedies. Good chicks and good equipment will give ellicient results. ESSEX FARM HATCHERY Paulding, Ohio Miss Bowyer: lTo Donald Kipker after a severe slappingy Donald I'm sorry I have to do this. It hurts me worse than it does youf' Donald: 1Under his breath! t'Poor teacher! Compliments of JOHN BURY PLUMBING Sz HEATING PLUMBING FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES Oil Burners - Coal Stokers -- Furnaces Air Conditioners 216 East Main St. Phone 2466 VAN WERT, OHIO G Page 43 5 Q 5 i . SET .SI 5 E15 15159551 5El1?5'u I Compliments of SNYDER FUNERAL HOME Phone 163 PAYNE, OHIO SUIJLIVJAN-CIXSE CCDMIPAIJY WWW WHEEL-l.ESS IIIILEMEIITS l ..l--i- QCP Fwd Mrxur Co. Phone 2462 - Van Wert, Ohio Phone 41 - Payne, Ohio Compliments of CARL AYRES Hauling Milli to Defiance Milk Company GROVER HILL, OHIO Mr. Ash: Billy, I wish you Wouldn't whistle While you Work. Billy Shaw: ti-Xngrilyj I wasn't working. BOOSTERS The Comlfs Shoe Company The Ahlenius Company Jerrolds Men's Store The James Clark Shoe Company J. C. Penny Company P Balyeat, The Clothier U. S. Sporting Goods Company Page 44 ALUMNI - '39 Bonnie Phost, B. G. S. U. Bowling Green, Ohio Ralph Gillette, Latty, Ohio Virginia Auman, Haviland, Ohio Beulah Danklefsen, M. E. Hospital Fort Wayne, Indiana Helen Dangler Gunderman Haviland, Ohio Maxine Burgess Davis Paulding, Ohio Paul Tyler, Business College Lima, Ohio Harold Yokum, Scott, Ohio Carina Breedlove Devore Wayne, Michigan Lloyd Zielke, Payne, Ohio Betty Williamson Post Grover Hill, Ohio Robert Wirick, Haviland, Ohio Donna Beech, Scott, Ohio Doyle Mohr, Scott, Ohio Isabelle Wilson, Defiance College Defiance, Ohio Richard Hartwig, Latty, Ohio Geraldine Gillette, Business College Lima, Ohio EET-E75 ri' FJ? r' 1501? Ei Lf 'E 9 Ealemfm Aug. 28 School opened. Sept. 4 NO SCHOOL. Labor Day. 18 Birthday Surprise Party on Lois Gritlis. 21-22 Paulding Fair. Oct. 7 High School Day, Columbus. 13 Senior Class Wiener Roast. 20 Received grade cards. 10 - - h!J ' 20 Seventh Grade Party. 27 NO SCHOOL. Teachers' Institute at Toledo. 30 Band plays at Paulding Halloween Festival. Nov. 5 Prince of Peace Program. 10 Basketball game with Latty-here. Good start! 17 Basketball game with Union-here. ' 20 Dress rehearsal for operetta. 22 Operetta, Sonia 23-24 Thanksgiving vacation. Dec. 1 Basketball game with Paulding. Keep it up girls! 3 Basketball game with Payne. Got trimmed! High School Intelligence Test. ' 15 Basketball game with Oakwood-here. Good game boys! ' 151 Eighth Grade Christmas Party. ' 20 Seventh Grade Christmas Party. 21 High School Christmas Party. ' 23 Christmas program in afternoon. 24 Christmas vacation began. Jan. .. School began after vacation. 3 Basketball game with Middlepoint-here. 5 Basketball game with Latty. 12 Basketball game with Grover Hill. ' 13 Basketball game with Rockford. ' 16-17 First semester exams. ' 18 Movie entitled, Abraham Lincoln. ' 19 Basketball game with Payne-here. ' 22 Freshmen and Sophomore girls played basketball with Paulding-here ' 23 Chapel-Rev. Trook. ' 26 Basketball game with Grover Hill-here. 31 Chapel-Rev. Sims. Feb. 1 Freshmen and Sophomore girls played basketball with Paulding. S Librarians' Party in Home Ec room. 10 Teachers' Institute at Paulding. 13-14 Farmers' Institute. ' 16-17 Basketball Tournament at Paulding. ' 22 NO SCHOOL. Washington's Birthday. ' 24-25 Basketball Tournament at Paulding. ' 26 Safety Education program. ' 27 Movie on Admiral Byrd's Expedition. ' 27 Basketball Tournament at Paulding. ' 28 Chapel-Rev. Carnes. ' 29 Chorus went to Bowling Green. 29 R. R., R. B., G. Y., locked in shop room. Leap Year Day! Mar. 3 Eighth Grade basketball game at Oakwood. 5 Girls' intra-mural basketball game. 5 Movie entitled, Ohio Pen. 6 Alumni Play. 7 Girls' Basketball Tournament. tPick Champions.J ' 11 Three cockroaches found in Home Ec Room, W-h-y Juniors! 13 NO SCHOOL. Too icy. 15 Bluffton Music Festival. 20 Basketball game-Faculty and Senior Boys. 27 Sophomore Party. 29 Junior Play. 30 Senior Test at Paulding. Apr. 3 County Music Festival. 6 Scholarship Test. 19 State Music Contest. Eighth Grade Test. May 4 Scholarship Test at Bowling Green. 10 Senior Play. 12 Baccalaureate Services. 14 Commencement. 17 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. n Page 45 .Ea4lZUdlam!7 WE, the Senior Class of 1940, of Haviland-Scott School, County of Paulding, and State of Ohio being of graduating age, of sound mind and memory and not under restraint, Do Make, Publish and Declare this OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, hereby revoking and making null and void all other last Wills and Testaments by us made heretofore: Marcille Cavinder wills her ability to get good grades to Robert Dunn. Junior Market inherits Evelyn Williams' good grades and bashfulness. Eileen Foust gives the best boy athlete to any girl who can get him from her. Clare Buehler leaves her baby face and brown eyes to Lorna Griffis. Mr. Bush receives Lois Griffis' golden locks in case Miss Miller's hair turns gray. Amy Line inherits Betty Hooker's ability to sing and otherwise disturb Miss Bowyer in Home Ec. Clara Harris wills the worn pages of her geometry book to Caroline Myers. Some of the Senior boys would like to return the bumps on their heads to Mr. Ash. Junior Dangler inherits Gaylord Auman's excuses for skipping shop class. Ralph Baker wills his love of literature and his broad shoulders to Warren Cadwallader. Ralph Rhodus gives his name of Romeo to Herbert Mosier. His scien- tific mind goes to Roy Green. Gaylord Breedlove inherits Don Cadwallader's curls and love of basketball. Richard Lay gives his knowledge of basketball and his athletic figure to Ray Foust. Billy Shaw is willed Eldon Winder's bashfulness-but Eldon's heart goes to a certain Senior at Payne. Lester Laukhuf leaves his love of excitement in the study hall to Delmar Stoller. Alvin Zielke wills his knowledge of chemistry to Howard Harvey. Harlan Hooker leaves his ideas of music to Kent Pond. Miss Miller wills her blue mittens to Eldon Winder. 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