Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1942 volume:

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Ensign Editor-lunior Danqler Hif Welcomes OU To Meet Quia Insfrfuclovs Page 5 To Visil Guts Clossvooms Page 11 To View Guia Spovls Dorocfe Page 21 To Join in GUI? Aclivilies Page 25 FGREWCDRD- THE Senior Class of l'42 tokes great pleas- ure in presenting to you, this fourth annuol HAVILOOK. We hope, as you peruse the following pages, thot you will find pleasure and profit now and for years to come. DEDICATICDN- To the teacher who has worked with us the last two years, cmd is now rendering his services for Uncle Sam , we dedicate this edition of the Hdvilook to Mr. Keysor. E 5 E i s Cup School-Storehcuuse of Memories of Our School Days. . 'I' H S yn vjxnid n Summer 14. QQII QLIP sfrlu C10 PS V09 lQ9p1f9s91zt 711118 1 901919 SCl'I0Ol BOUPCI' FURL RHODUS, President BURTON HCJAGLIN, Vice President GEORGE GUSLER, Clerk JOHN STIEBLING PAUL ZIELKE Qiuv School lliciols Furl Rhodus has served on the board since 1932 and has been its president since 1938. Burton Hoaglin has been a member since 1934 and now serves as its vice presif dent. George Gusler was first elected in 1928 and has served in most every capacity at one time Or another since that time. He has been president, vice president, and is at present time clerk. Paul Zielke was elected to the board in 1934 and until last January he served as vice president. John Stiebling took up his new duties in january 1942 as One of the board. l-.l-. We, the Seniors, dedicate this page of our annual to the Board of Education to show our appreciation for the many fine things they have directed in our behalf. 6 CDW Slll?Ul'lHlUIl0iUHl Spuules Graduates of '42, you must accept the responsif lwilities of adulthood the minute you receive your diploma. The world crisis hardly allows you time to plan a life work. The American way of lifeffthat pattern of ideals so long taught in our schools and so long present at our iiresidesnfis on serious trial. Fate will see each of you soon doing his hit in military service, in agriculture, in homes, in defense work, or in some other vital campaign of free people. Those of us still at HavilandfSeott have faith that you, in this trying hour, will uphold the ideals of your family, your school, your eountry, and your God. We wish you wells-- real success-fand we know that when the going is tough and the challenge is great you'll stay right in there and pitch. L. W. ENSIGN VELM.LX MAE GUsLI5RsOffice Secretary Gradute of HavilandfSeott, Class of 141. -1 I They Bleach l r ill ls limit' LORINE OMAN Findlay-A. B. Mathematics and Science REX SCARBROUGH Ohio Northern Industrial Arts MELVA BIDLACK MUMMA Bowling Green Grades 2 f 3 HAROLD KEYSOR Bowling Green-B. S. In Ed. Mathmatics, Ind. Arts. '4lARY MUMMA Bowling Green Grades 41 5 8 ma Face CDM' wgzufzzru fit VELMA GANTT S CHRISTINE HABEGGER Roy JENKINS D6fi2ll1CC Ohio Northcrn Grades 5 f 6 MARYETTA BOWYER Defiance-B. S. University of Chicago-A. B. Home Economics and English HENRY BEQQANIE Findlay-A. B. Commercial and Coach Ohio Northern Grade 1 9 OhcrliniB. S. M Northwestern U. Music, Literature Our Editor at Work. Ride 'em Cowboy. Safe from the Girls. Keysor and his Ford. Griiiis and Smith going to School. We have Sophmores too. A couple of Seniors. Gravens Chevrolet. Miss Halwzgggr trying to get out of rang Puppy Love. A Freshman. Pals. Last minute orders. Father and Daughter. IO CISSPOOITIS CIQAIDUATES LORNA GRIFFIS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, P W , 4 K 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Qperetta 2, 3, 4, Quartet 3, 4, Class President 1, Sec'y 3, County Prince of Peace Winner 4, Sci. Club 3, HAVILOOK Business Mgr., Library 3, 4, Faculty Activities Award. LEAH SHAW Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, jr, Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Varsity HfClub, Librarian 3, Most Popular Girl 4, HAVILOOK Cir' culation Mgr, School Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4, Faculty Music Award. FLORENCE HARTWIG Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, jr. Class Play, HAVILOOK Sports Editor, Varsity HfClub. MARCELLA HOCKENBERRY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4fH Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity HfClub, Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Play, Operetta 3, 4, Class VicefPres. 2, 3, County Prince of Peace Winner 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Best Girl Athlete 2, Best Girl Student 3, 4, Science Club 3, HAVILOOK Literary Editor, Valedictorian, Faculty Scholar' ship Award. RUTH MURPHY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Sec.fTreas. 4, Qperetta 4, 4fH Club 1, 2, 3, 4, HAVILOOK Activity Editor. EVELYN FLINT Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Play, HAVILOOK Calendar Editor. ' ELEANOR PHILLIPS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, Scholarship Test 2, Girls Quartet 4, H,'XVILOOK Class Will Editor. i LA DONNA GUSLER ' Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Quartet 4, 4fH Club 1, Varsity HfClub, Miss HavilandfScott 4, HAVILOOK Sales Manager. 12 CLASS CF 42 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Cvlee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Operetta 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity HfClub, HAVILOCJK Dramatic Editor. JUNIOR DANGLER jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Sec'y 2, Scholarship Test l, 3, Varsity HfClub, Best Boy Athlete 3, 4, 4fH Club I, HAVILOOK EditorfInfChief, Basketf ball 2, 3, 4, Faculty Athletic Award. ALICE YOH Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, HAVILOOK Music Editor. CARL ZIELKE Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glce Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, Varsity H' Club, Operetta 4, jr. Class Play: Sr, Class Play, 4fH Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace Contest 3, 4, Class VicefPres. l, 4, Library 3, Most Popular Boy 4, HAVILOOK Advertising Manager. HELEN HOFACKER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, HAVILOOK joke Editor. RAMONA HEBB Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2 3, 4: Scholarship Test l, 2, 3, Quartet 4, Treas l, Class President 3, 4, Most Popular Girl 3, Sr Class Play, Library 3, HAVILOOK Ass't Editor Salutatorian, Faculty Citizenship Award. MR. SCARBROUGH Class Advisor. MR. KEYSOR Class Advisor. 1 3 CLASS DIQODHECY The Great Yogee Swami sees all, tells all, knows nothing. For one inner-tube I will gladly relate your future as I see it five years from now. For one whole, used or unused tire, I will extend the time to ten years. Ah, I see you have an exceedingly wealthy community-tires it is! And speaking of tires I see a young man who will profit by this shortage, for in my crystal I see Junior Dangler, ten years hence as a noted bicycle manufacturer with a thriving business since automobiles will soon be a thing of the past. And now I see a short young lady with a tall reputation. Evelyn Flint has earned this reputation through her expert manipulating of dumb bells and other gymnastic equipment at the Florida State College for Heavy Women. And your brain trust will not fail you. Marcella Hockenberry is now the noted Dr. of Philosophy at Lee University. Oh, and your vociferous young friend, that man with a loud voice and plenty of wind, Carl Zielke, as the great politician and keynoter at the Democratic Convention for the tenth term for President Roosevelt. And your tiny dynamo of giant achievements, Alice Yoh, as chief botanist and adventurer of Princeton, collecting 1700 specimens of butterflies in the wilds of Africa. And there's Ruth Murphy ref ceiving a standing line of native customers and supplying them with imported novelties from Scott, Ohio, in her shop called L'Toys for Tinkersf' Oh, oh, now what do I see? A circus is coming into New York City and there stands P. T. Barnum in the form of Lorna Griflis and look at that sidefshow! She has now gained her life long ambition of ruling men-The Clowns! Directly behind her I see moving into town that greatest of all mouthpieces, next to Joe E, Brown, the one and only Eleanor Phillips and her cast. The scene seems to be shifting. A great train is speeding across the country to a small town in the Middle West where Helen Hofacker and Sonja Henie, cofowners of the famous Skate-a-Mile rink in Chicago, will give a performance for the home town folks in Paulding. In that same town is Fern Spratt, former headfdietitian of a New York City hospital returned now to improve upon the hospital in her native county. She is hailed by all as a great humanitarian. I can see that Fern and her best friend Leah Shaw are to be separated, for Leah becomes the wife of Herb Mosier and is a farmerette on a large cattle ranch in Texas. And out there is Florence Hartwig working hard as ever to maintain her position as head typist of the Chamber of Commerce. I see a beautiful young lady modeling. Modeling what? Why barrels of course. Her name is La Donna Gusler and she is working for a large firm in Tipton. What do I hear in the distance? The sound of marching feet coming in this direction. Now I see them- the Red Cross Nurses marching to their posts in the Army of the United States. In the front row is your illustrious class president, Ramona Hebb, ever ready to do her part for a nation at war. i My crystal is clearing-a warning that its course is run. So may 'I wish you all the best of luck in your respective careers. Now I can relax, I'm the richest man in the CLASS WILL Fern Spratt bequeaths her vamping abilities to Annabelle Cavinder. Helen Hofacker bequeaths her man hating complex to Marguarite Smith, who can use it. Evelyn Flint leaves a wee bit of her surplus stature and dainty waistline to Wayne Zielke. Eleanor Phillips wills a bit of her mischievousness to Alice Davidson. Carl Zielke bequeaths his ambition of strolling around with girls to Kent Pond. Ramona Hebb wills her quiet ways and smiles to Clara Yoh. Lorna Griifis leaves her gift of gab to Opal Ladd, although its very hard to part with it. Marcella Hockenberry wills her large, dainty feet to Kathryn Williamson. Stand on 'em Kate, they're all yours. Florence Hartwig bequeaths her girlish figure to Mary Wilson . La Donna Gusler bequeaths her operatic abilities to Helen Luliak. Alice Yoh gives all her surplus height to Donna Market. Leah Shaw leaves her beautiful baby blue eyes to Willie Saums. Here's hoping you appreciate them, Willie! Junior Dangler leaves his geometric abilities to Miss Oman to push on anyone foolish enough to take them. Ruth Murphy wishes to leave her love of good cars to Miss Habegger. Ruth likes Fords, Miss Habegger! world, I own fourteen tires. 14 U DEIQGIQADUATES JUni0Pf 1 X n ...A ANNABELLE CAVINDER EARL YOH MARY ELLA LAUKHUF-Sec'y LESTER SI-IERER THELMA AUMAN ROBERT DUNN MARGUARITE SMITH ROY GREEN WARREN CADWALLADER JIM ADAMS DELMAR STQLLER BETTY HQEACKER CHARLES EASTMPTCSEW MARION BIRKHOLD 15 SOPLIOITIOFQI K IZPQSITITIQU Mary Alice Linder, Ruth Rodman, Mary Wilson Donna Market, Willis Suam, Marvene Friend Alice Davidson, Ada Blake, Dolores Laukhuf Burns Griflis, Norma Strawser, Leslie Buehler Jack McCoy, john Hebb, joan Myers, Marie Dunn Mable Hartwick, Fredia Hartwig, Wilma Foust, Donald Stiebling. 16 '!Artise Hebb, Jack Rogers, Clara Yoh. Vernabel Murphy, Edward Pfost, Louisa Green, Wayne Zielke. Vera Williams, Dale Compton, Betty Goble, Betty Williams. ' Ruth Baker, Gale Compton, Norma Breedlove, Donald Wenninger June Rhodus, Kent Pond, Cpal Ladd, Bill Hooker Lewis Myers, Bonnie Gillette, Robert Rowe f Freshman j Elmer Foust, Alvira Bennett iqblb Gvode Robert Hough, La Verna Gantt, Richard Gerber Geneva Decker, Raymond Stuttler, Irene Saeco Virginia Lee, Chester Funk, Sharon Gantt Mentra Beech, Lela Mae Rodman, Elaine Hebb Marie Titler, Wesley Zartman, Barbara Sherer SQVQYIH1 GPUJQ Robert Friend, Janet Green, Robert Ross, Dean Foust Gorden Kimmey, Robert Akom, Leslie Green Christina Hooker, Dorothy Ross, jean Akom, Mziry jean Cordray Lnfie Leeth, Ray Zielke, Colleen Gillette, Florence Strawser Robert Williams, Robert Foust, Garnet Bennett, james Prichard Robert Birkhold, William Fast, Charles Hofacker 17 Sixlh Gvode illh Gvode Mary Speakman, James Jewell, Alice Prichard, James Williams Dorothy Saum, Annabelle Lee, Billy Zartman, Evaleen Shaw Verahclle Adams, Dale Yoh, Patricia Groh, Leah Williamsoii Geraldine Rider, John Pfost, Mildred Dunn, Ilo Belle Hofacker Joanne Laukhuf, Olive Leeth, Lawrence Zartman, Ruth Kimmey Iva Lou Laukhuf, Billy Murphy, Carrie Hartwig, Wilhmena Bartels 18 VLeslie Brown, June Lee, Carl Sinn, Tom Myers Alice Foust, Richard Davidson, - Florence Funk, Emmit Lehman Violet Sacco, Donald Rogers, Dorothy Sinn, Max Brown Maurice Birkhold, Dorothy Dunn, James Akom, Joanne Hough Marrietta Zielkefgloyd Hockenberry, Lois Evans, Gene Scarbrough Marvin Laukhuf, Donald Dunlap E 'i Olive Zartman, Gale Yoh, Laura Dean Williamson, Paul Foust Doyle Breedlove, Mary Dunn, Donald Evans, Betty Sinn Ray Sinn, John Baker, Erma Lehman, Richard Hockenberry Robert Mason, Elouise Rodman, Richard Strawser, Teresa Hooker Mary Lou Akom, Marcia Sperry, Charles Hartwig, Phyllis Compton Donald Akom, Billy Rowe 's ouvllm GPGJQ hind Grade Ruby Edwards, Eleanor Hoaglin, Harold Wenninger, joy Mae Rhinehalt, Ireta Decker Jean Eisenmann, Gloria Springer jean Griilis, john Market, Amanda Foust, ' Willard Laukhuf, Gerald Laukhufi Lloyd Lehman, Alice Williamson, Ray Geyer, Delores Keysor, Glen Pease, Gloria Stiebling, Jimmie Baker, Betty Lou Finnegan, Luther Hofacker, Princess Prichard Genevieve Zartman, Vernon Kinney, Shirley Rowe 19 ,M Richard Groh, Barhara Rowe, Donald Williams, lc SQCOHJ GPGJQ Nolda Edwards, Ray Hartwig, Ethyln Tarleton, Robert Laukhuf Janet Prichard, Harold Beech, Donna Galen, janet Mohr LeRoy Shaw, Ruth Foust, George Daulton, Edith Zartman Erma Baker, Margaret Bice, Delbert Jewell, Ruth Stoller Barbara Strawser, Darwin Jewell, Dorothy Funk, Mary Lou Dangler Deloris Bennett, Patricia Schaadt, Elizabeth Cavinder, Robert Tarleton, Barbara Brian iPsl Gvode Lou Ann Rhinehalt, Danny Akom, Mary Dunnflian Williamson Larry Finegan, Barbara Fast, A , Paul Williams, Lawrence Decker Maurice Myers, Richard Zielke, Mary Michael, Rogers Rowe Billy Hoaglin, Phidella Lehman, A George Yoh, Mable Baker Betty Cavinder, Ronald Speakman, Lucille Kimmey, Earl Pease, Joan Ensign Jimmy Wirick, Deloris Sacco, Bobby Abott, Royal Hofacker, Becky Akom 20 ID. CD1-1 Stars of Today First Row: EARL YOH-Junior, Forward GAYLORD BREEDLOVE-junior, Center JIMMY ADAMS-Junior, Forward Second Row: CARL ZIELKE-Senior, Forward JUNIOR DANGLER-Senior, Guard, Captain HENRY BEGANIE5Coach Third Row: EDWARD PFOST-Sophomore, Guard LESTER SHERER-junior, Center CD1llo'8flll'S of 7'Oll1Ol'l'Ull First Row: CHARLES FASTf--Junior, Center JACK MKICQY-FfCShHlLlI1, Forward Scrond Row: DALE COMPTON-fSuphomorc, Forward ELMER FOUST--fsophomorc, Guard Third Row: WARREN CADWALLADER- junior, Forward JOHN HEBB-Freshman, Forward 7119 lpepperrf ppers BURNS GRIFFIS Freshman, Manager LORINE OMAN Girls, Athletic Instructor GALE COMPTON BOY'S BASKETBALL SCORES fVa-rsityj -Sophomore, Manager Latty -'SO Grover Hill -39 Payne -24 Grover Hill -27 Paulding -50 Oakwood -39 Antwerp -27 ' Latty -33 Grover Hill -21 Payne -21 Grover Hill -10 Paulding -18 Oakwood -18 Antwerp -24 Haviland--27 Middlepoint - Haviland- Haviland-BO Latty - Haviland- Haviland-32 Union - Haviland- Haviland-36 Paulding - Haviland- Haviland-4O Payne - Haviland- Haviland-3 5 Oakwood - Haviland- Haviland-36 Antwerp - Haviland- TOURNAMENT Grover Hill--33 Haviland-28 fCOHSOldIiOH Gamej Payne-19 Haviland-29 fReservej Haviland-12 -. Middlepoint -26 Haviland-21 Haviland-34 ' Latty -17 Haviland-18 Haviland-17 ' Union - Haviland-20 Haviland-1 7 Paulding - Haviland-27 Haviland-30 Payne - Haviland-14 Haviland-3 5 Oakwood - Haviland-24 Haviland-29 Antwerp - Haviland-16 KENT POND CIARA YOH LA DONNA GUSLER MARGUARITE SMITH JACK ROGERS 24 Axclfivifices Those Wl1o Lead The lgezmele I l CHARLES FAST Best Student fBoyj LEAH SHAW Most Popular Girl CARL ZIELKE SQL Back Row: Ada Blake, Norma Breedlove, Mary Ella Laukhuf, Wilma Foust, Alice Davidson, Marvine Friend. Second Row: Betty Goble, Vernabel Murphy, Artise Hebb, Marguarite Smith, Mary Wilson. First Row: jack Rogers, Charles Fast, Jack McCoy. ol Most Popular Boy MARCELLA HCCKENBERRY Best Student fGirlj LA DCNNA GUSLER Miss HavilandfSCott orjship Team JUNIOR DANGLER Best Athlete QBoyj 26 e Toll mow! Spin HAVILAND JUNIOR FARMERS Top Row, left to right-Lewis Myers, Donald Stiebling, Gaylord Breedlove, Edward Pfost, Burns Griflis. Bottom Row, left to right-john Hehb, Tommy Myers, Jack McCoy. THE H CLUB 'Top Row, left to right-john Hehh, Gale Compton, Dale Compton, Robert Rowe, Burns Grifhs, jack McCoy, Edward Pfost, Elmer Foust, Wayne Zielke. Second Row, left to Tight-Marguarite Smith, Thelma Auman, Leah Shaw, Fern Spratt, Florence Hartwig, Marcella Hockenherry, Clara Yoh. Bottom Row, left to right-Junior Dangler, Lester Sherer, Warren Cadwallader, jim Adams, Earl Yoh, Gaylord Breedlove. SCOTT SEWING SUSIES 'Top Row, left to right-Marie Dunn, La Verna Gantt, Sharon' Gantt, Joanne Hough. Bottom Row, left to rigl1twMildred Dunn, Mintra Beech, Ruth Kimmey. THE PEP CLUB Top Row, left to right-Joan Myers, Frieda Hartwig, Bonnie Gillette, Alvera Bennet, Norma Breedlove, Marvene Friend, Mary Alice Linder, Kathryn Williamson, Betty Goble, Mable Hartwiclgjune Rhodus, Wilma Foust, Vera Williams, Alice Davidson, Lorna Griilis, Vernabel Murphy, Eleanor Phillips. Second Row, left to rigl1tMHelen Luliak, Fern Spratt, Leah Shaw, Thelma Auman, Ramona Hebh, Alice Yoh. Bottom Row, left to right-Delores Laukhuf, Marguarite Smith, La Donna Gusler, Marcella Hockenberry, Clara Yoh. 27 R70 Cloirilvime llllelooly email qhairiliai Opevello Q!CUI11pUS IDCIZQH CAST FRED, a liappyfgoflucky .....,... ....... ....... G a le Compton TOMMY, serious and profound .... ........................... J ack Rogers CHEERLEADER .............. .................... M arcella Hockenberry STUDENT LEADERS ..... .. ..... Ramona Hebb, Ruth Murphy, Fern Spratt, Roy Green, Howard Harvey, Lewis Myers SPENCER, Rich Man's sori .... ....................... K enneth Williamscun TINY, wants a lifliflrat ........ ....... E lmer Foust BOBBY, a spitjire cofecl ......... Artise Hehh MA JENKINS, a mother to all .... ..... L orna Grillis CARRIE, Ma ferilqins' foster child ........... . . . La Donna Gusler MADAM LOUISE, the Beauty Doctor ........ ..... T helma Auman HIRAM GOODNOW, Spericer's puzzled father . . ...... Carl Zielke SOL ROSENBAUM, tlie college tailor ........ .... J immy Adams IZZIE ROSENBAUM, a chip off the old block ....... Kent Pond GOVERNOR THOMPSON, state Governor . .. ..... ....... C harles Fast CUPID ................................. ............ M arguarite Smith COLLEGE BRASS QUARTET Bonnie Gillette, Betty Goble, Lester Sherer, June Rhodus ACCOMPANIST . . . ............... Leah Shaw DIRECTOR ...... ............. . . . Christine Habegger SYNOPSIS Campus Daze is the story of a typical American College where rich men's sons, governors' sons, and orphans alike have the same opportunity to prove their worth. Football heroes, brass hands, and moonlight serenades contribute to the college atmosphere. When Governor Thompson visits Beetax on commencement day, he finds Ma jenkins' brood a fine example of the American way of life. 28 lve Horne 'liiilelocly A,,f33,A,.f3 Sinqinq For Dleosuwe The Chorus, consisting of 67 voices, has been under the direction of Miss Christine Habegger for the past two years. The Chorus and Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs have participated in practically all of the schools entertainment, They, also, went to the Lutheran Church in Briceton and contributed Sacred numbers to the Lent Services. In the past seven years the Chorus and Glee Clubs have done very well at the District and State Contests. This year at the district Contest both the Chorus and Glee Clubs' received the top ratings of superior. At the State M. E. A. Finals in Columbus, Ohio, all three clubs represented this district and each received a superior rating. Back Row, left to right: Earl Yoh, Burns Griflis, Ed Pfost, Charles Fast, Gaylord Breedlove, Frieda Hartwig, Mary Wilscnn, joan Myers, Ruth Baker, Betty Hofacker, Evelyn Flint, La Donna Gusler, Kathryn Wiliamson, Donna Market, Wilma Foust, Ruth Murphy, Norma Breedlove, Mable Hartwick, Louis Myers, Lester Sherer, Willis Saum, Roy Green, Donald Stiebling. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Ensign, Supt., Robert Dunn, Marion Birkhold, Gale Compton, Dale Compton Marie Dunn, Alvera Bennett, Fern Spratt, Bonnie Gillette, Clara Yoh, Ada Blake, Betty Goble, Marcella Hockenberry, Louisa Green, Alice Davidson, june Rhodus, Helen Luliak, Betty Williams, Ramona Hebb, Donald Wenninger, Elmer Foust Delmar Stoller, jack Rogers, Miss Habegger, Instructor. 1 1 Fwst Row, left to right: Jimmy Adams, Leslie Buehler, John Hebb, Carl Zielke, Mary Alice Linder, Vernabel Murphy, Artise Hebb, Marguarite Smith, Thelma Auman, Alice Yoh Eleanor Phillips, Florence Hartwig, Lorna Griihs, Vera Williams, Leah Shaw Deloris Laukhuf, Marvene Friend, Jack McCoy, Wayne Zielke, Kent Pond junior Jewell. 1 1 1 29 G,Q,,EQ,, r' GiPls7 on oqs, Glee Back Row, left to right: Frieda Hartwig, Mary Wilscmii, .Ioan Myers, Ruth Baker, Betty Hofacker, Evelyn Flint, La Donna Gusler, Kathryn Williamson, Donna Market, Wilmzi Foust, Ruth Murphy, Norman Breedlove, Mable Hartwick. Second Row, left to right: Marie Dunn, Alvera Bennett, Fern Spratt, Bonnie Gillette, Clara Yoh, Ada Blake, Betty Goble, Marcella Hockenherry, Louisa Green, Alice Davidson, june Rhodusg Librarian, Helen Luliak, Betty Willianis, Ramona Hehh-President, Miss Habegger-Instructor. First Row, left to right: Mary Alice Linder, Vernahel Murphy, Artise Hehh, Marguarite Smith, Thelma Auman, Alice Yoh, Eleanor Phillips, Florence Hartvvig, Lorna Grifhs, Vera Willianis, Leah ShavvfSec'yfTreas., Deloris Laukhuf, Marvene Friend. Back Row, left to right: jimmy AdamsfSec'yfTreas,, Burns Grilhs, Ed Pfost, Charles Fast-Librarian, Gaylord Breedlove, Louis Myers, Donald Stiehling, Elmer Foust, Delmar Stoller. Second Row, left to right: Earl Yoh, Marion Birkhold, Dale Compton, Gale Compton, Roy Green, Donald Werininger, Willis Saum, jack Rogers, Miss Hahegger-Instructor. First Row, left to right: Robert Dunn, Leslie Buehler, john Hehh, Carl Zielke4President, Lester Sherer, Wayxie Zielke, jack McCoy, Kent Pond, junior Jewell. ' 30 The Tootmg Section l Band Organizations consisted of a 30' memher junior Band and a 34fmemb:r Senior Band, our able drum major, La Donna Gusler, and the twirlers, Geneva Decker, joan Hough, and Janet Green. Thanks to community friends, the band stepped forth at county festivals and home concerts in striking new uniforms. Each home ball game found our band entertain' ing the crowds with new parade stunts. These marching maneuvers and the hand's large musical repertoire repref sented hours of drill under the direction of Miss Christine Hahegger and the student conductors. Si, mt 31 The Giirtain Senior Dloq N o Bm Q For The Gvoomv CAST BESS SELBY-One of the brides ......................... .... R amona Hebb HERBERT PRINDEL-The man she doesn't want to marry ....... junior Dangler JOLLY-The girl who wants to marry Herbert ...................... Leah Shaw SOPHIA SELBY--A widow who discovers she is in love again ...... Lorna Griiiis DIGBY PRINDEL-A rich old widower with young ideas ............ Carl Zielke LIBBY LITTLE-Who is willing to be a bride ................. La Donna Gusler BOCTS-A colored boy ................................ Marcella Hockenberry SALAMANDY--A colored girl in close touch with the spinster ...... Evelyn Flint DOT CLAIBORNE-The girl who thinks she is going to marry Herbert Ruth Murphy TOM SWANTON-In love with Bess .......................... Robert Dunn PRISSY PALUNA-A girl who wants to marry Tom ....... .... F ern Spratt BELINDA GRUOT-A dressmalqer with a wagging tongue .... .... A lice Yoh Prompter-Florence Hartwig Stage and Property Managers-Eleanor Phillips, Helen Hofacker SYNOPSIS Bess Selby and Herbert Prindel, who are not in love, but who have had their wedding planned by Widow Selby and Squire Prindel, are saved just at the last moment by miraculous manipulating of Jolly, Prissy Paluna, and Libby Little. This leaves Belinda Groot, the town gossip in rather an embarrassing position. And leaving Tom Swanton- an open chance to marry his love, Bess, but also leaves Dot Claiborne without a husband. And who should end up with a love affair, but the Widder and Squire. After continual raids upon the ice box, Salamandy and Boots, the colored characters, leave for the South. Director-Mr. Scarbrough 32 yi C foes Junior' Dluq TQIITI1Q Ju qev THE PLAY CAST JUDGE HORACE HOLDEN ................. JAMES FREDERICKftl1e hridegroom NAN BRADSTREETM-the bride ........... COLONEL BRADSTREET-her father ..,.,.. DANNY Mc:CLURE--constable, deputy, clerk ELLIS STRONGf-a doctor ....,........... DGLLY LEWIS-A-a very merry widow. . .. LULA STRANGE'wa teacher .............. Stage Managerv'VJarren Cadwallader Advertising-Delmar Stoller Ticket Salesflvlarion Birkhold, Roy Green Other Assistants: Mary Ella Laukhuf-Tickets Annabelle Gavinder Helen Luliak . . . jimmy Adams . . . .Lester Shercr Marguarite Smith . . . . Charles East ....... Earl Yoh Gaylord Breedlove . .Thelma Auman . . . . Betty Hofacker The play is an exciting story of an eloping couple who appeal to a small town Indiana judge, to help them speed up their marriage before the girl's enraged father arrives - The father arrives ! ! l Director-Nliss Bowyer JJ We shall have Music. Dopey the pitcher. Farmers' Institute. junior High Gym. Our ahle Janitor. Another Senior. Seniurs in :L Snow Ball Fight, Senior High Gym. just 11 little hzishful. School Garage. Giving the boys at few pointers Our school bus drivers. Henievvard Bound. We have 11 Drum Major too, Cur Office Secretary. 34 A junior hard at work. Old Glory. Mrs. Gantt playing games, The Scniors after losing a game. Howard in the Navy. Thc Scnior Girls' Quartct. Boys' Senior High Gym. A Senior in thc hands of some juniors. Wlizit a iight for a hall. A hard hall game. Miss Bidlack out for a walk. First Graders hard at work. WC have coopcration or wc hcttcr have Cafeteria at noon. 35 Hutographs vrvwvrvwvvvvvvv-v-v-v-rv? KINNEVS LCCKEIQS COMPLETE MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES Slaughtering - Storage - Curing Custom Butchering Call Scott 28 Dwoducls CQLICIPCIYIIQQCI I-IAVILAND, OHIO Fl 'ncez What gives you the impression that Leah and Herb are engaged? nor: She has a ring and he's broke. Paulding County Farm Bureau Co-operative Assooidiion GASOLINE -- FERTILIZER - KEROSENE FEEDS - LUBRICANTS - FENCE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - PAINTS Phone 24 Haviland 247 Paulding 37 The Grunseit Co. CONGRATULATIONS A Hardware Department AND Store Plumbing and Electrical Supplies BEST WISI-IES , Van Wert, Ohio To You Seniors HARRIS BEAUTY Sl-IOP Where There is Beauty, There is Charm THE AGLER STUDIO phone NO. 2750 Van Wert, Ohio 318 East Main Street E. Harris Van Wert, Ohio Mr. Ensign: Where was the Declaration of Independence signed? Robert Dunn: At the bottom. BOOST YOUR PROFITS WITH n ioncl lJlDPiCi Seed Com Certified by Indiana Corn Growers Association No. 610 - 608 - 425 - 416 210 Early Goday Has Wide Adaptability From Northern Indiana to Southern Indiana and Ohio IQOV W. DAIQKEIQ Cromwell, lncliunu Leave Orders With LEONARD PARKER, Payne, Ohio Route 1 38 Union Quarries Company CRUSHED STONE Scott Phone 6-F-B Van Wert Phone 2635 The BONNEWITZ Co. Van Wert's Department Store For 86 Years 108-110 West Main Street Van Wert, Ohio Mr. Bcganic: Anything you can do better than anyone else? junior D.: Yes, I can read my own hand writing. G. W. HALL G. H. HALL Res. Phone 220 Res. Phone 192 Hall Lumber Sz Coal Co. Dealers in Building Material Hard and Soft Coal Office Phone 30 Convoy, Ohio THOMAS JEWELRY CO. Bulliva, Elgin Gruen Van Wert, Ohio iplon Poeerq General Merchandise Hi-Speed Gas Oil and Grease Metered Delivery Service Payne Phone 516-F3 ROY A. SINN -AvN-'Av-v--v-.-.-.-.-v-v-v-v-.-'Av-.-v-v-v-v--.-v-.-.-.-v-'N-v--v-v-v--v-2 Flowers for All Occasions For better flowers, lower prices, and quicker service .... Distinctive Funeral Service See . HARRY TOMCZAK Lady Assistant at the PAULDING GREENHOUSE FINE FURNITURE PAULDING COUNTY - REPUBLICAN AMBULANCE Published by The Paulding Press Telephone 30 Grover I-Iill, Ohio Ray Miller, Editor Ruth M.: Your face is clean, but how did you get your hands so dirty? Evelyn F.: i'Washing my face. Our Compliments and Very Best Wishes for the Class of '42 TYLEIQ6 CAFE HAVILAND, omo 40 E F I-laviland Gvain ompamj P P P P I P P Elevators At GPOVQP Hill, Lallq and Haviland Dealers In Grain, Feed, Seeds and Coal Charles F.: How do you weigh Hyd Q f t lght th P jim: Turn thc scale upfsnlefd EF vAv-.Av A,+v4vA.-v+ .A.-. A V Av-,A.-,-v+.-.A,Av+,A,A.evA.1'A,Avl. - V- V --veveveveeevi V .A,e,-v P P P P P P P WE HAVE Conmplimenls ol E IVICDNEY TO LEND P We have money to lend on proper P Security' M ENTZ EWS f, M of lo woo Sim f 5 . FaT2,ijlfD?QQF2l120CO' DAULDINQ, anna l.nmn.-,r-a,,,l,r 41 V E A W IQ 42 I3 A S T 43 Compliments of ROY I-IARRIS Phone E-64-F-22 One and one-half miles west of Scott, O. Sinn Repair Shop PAULDING, OHIO Dealer in Case Farm Machinery OI-IIO POULTRY AND EGG OO. 'Full-O-Pep Feeds ARTHUR J. LALPPLY, Prop. MACHINE sHoP Phone 3223 Arc and Acetylene Welding 2195 Walnut St. Van Wert, Ohio GENERAL REPAIR .v-4Arg-,.v.'.'.v.v.v.,v.,.v.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v .v.'Av.v.v.v.v.v.v.,vv Miss Habegger: fTo Lornaj Are you doing anything for that cold? Lorna: Oh yes, I sneeze when ever it wants to. Local Beet Growers will be helped Financially if you use . . . Pislol Iecw uqcm In Your Home Made by Deluldinq Sugar Co. Paulding, Ohio IVIILKING Shorihorns The very Finestlbull 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. ii. HOMEIQ I. LEE HAVILAND, OHIO H GPH:-JOHQS COITIPCJYI Lj INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry Graduation Announcements Medals, Cups and Trophies Jewelers to Haviland-Scott High Representative-R. J. Dicken GAUVEY MOTOR V8 or 6 Grover Hill, Ohio Read it in the DEMOCRAT Your County Newspaper Arthur Hoover, Publisher Cale: fro Elmer, Did you ever hear th Elmer: No, tell me. Gale: It sure was eatehiefl e story of the Fishermans n t7 D. E. TREAT HARDWARE CO. Everything in Hardware Electrical Supplies And Appliances Payne, Ohio Phone 2 Be Sure To See Kausers Trucking Service Hauling Stock and Poultry to Cleveland every Thursday Buyers of Hay and Straw U Dealers In Weili Motor Sales Stone and Coal Before you buy a new or used CAR OR TRUCK P. U. C. o. 35941RR Phone 278-2 Payne, Ohio West Harrison St. Paulding, O. 45 Reinhart Chevrolet Sales and Service Dayton Tires and Batteries Wrecking Crane Service Day or Night Phone 8 Paulding, Ohio C. L. EPPS WAYNE OIL BURNERS WINKLER COAL STOKERS Heating, Air Conditioning, Rooiing and Spouting 229 Washington St. VHN WERT, OHIO Phone 21361 Miss Oman: fro Jimj How do you get your grades? Earl: He don't copy cause I've been sitt ing here watching him. Compliments of Mellenkepi Implement Ee. MCCORMICK DEERING Sales - Service CONVOY, OHIO liueri11's Electric Shep Electric Refrigerators, Sweepers, Washers, Ironers, Ranges, Radios, Fans, Lights, Fixtures, Lamps, Wiring, etc. PAULDING, OHIO See us for a complete line of Qliver oc inerq Sales and Service Qliver lmplemenl bloree PAULDING, OHIO Compliments ot Bnine Printing Company' Paulding, Chic Miss Habegg, I llyb kg g Mr, Kcysor Y ld h b k fy d g t th gh k y You are Welcome at Compliments of National Bank at Paulding A Good Bank GHIO IDCDWEIQ In A Good Town In A Good County Van Wevl, Qliio -14:-x44g444 47 48 fl Q54 fd g J 1 Q ef sums V, f fix-H Tu F' C ld: fa -w Q: N: 1 . .mmm S W Congratulations Class of 1942 Compliments V BUCK STCDRE DPS. Bain 84 I-lqre Gplomelvisls We sell or rent New or Used Typewriters VAN WERT, OHIO Phone 2287 Hal. V. Hunt, Van Wert, Ohio ASIA 'A'4 D Y bl f p A 'A'A'i'i'A' A A 'A'A'i'4'i'i' A A 'A'A'i' A 'i'A'A'A'A'A'A'A' A 'A'A'A' A A 'A'A' A A Madie: I re do. Carl: Okay, let me use th t l ph v-Af.-.A.+.-v-.-.-.-.-.Av-v-vvv-v-v-v-v-v-v--v-.-v .Av-v-.Av-.-v-.-ve vvy-v-.--.-.-.-.A.A.-v-.-.-.wvs-v-.-.Av-.Av-.-v-v-v-v'-.-.Azw-.--v-v-v-v-'A The Scoll quilq xc Cmqe ol THE FARMERAS ELEVATOR in Burton R. Hoag! , Manager i-.1-.T GRAIN AND SEED FEEDS AND COAL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS-BULK AND RETAIL SCOTT, GH IO CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL With Low or High Honors! This is only one heat in the race of life. No one holds the right to success-It constantly changes to the one that serves best. -A Sincere Friend THANKS A MILLION- We'll try to serve you long and well, We all think you are pretty swellg To think of us when you desire, Insurance against loss by fire. CHARLES E. STAHL East Perry Street Paulding, Ohio L. P. MEYER VETERINARIAN Phone 171 CONVOY, - OHIO Dunnie: Here's '1 story of a man who hartered his wife for a horse. You wou1dn't n I swap me for a horse, would you? Marion: Of course not, but I'd hate to have anyone offer me a car with four good tires. Compliments of QU OW dwg POJUCE LIMA, OHIO 51 v Compliments of Clarence C. Bowyer lmsmfomce -v-v-.Ar.A.-.-.-.- - - v v vvxf.-.-vA-.--.-v-v-v-.rxzxzxf-.Av-.-.-v-v-v-ve-iw-v-vt v-.-v-.-v-.Az-ve.-v-.-.Av-.-.-. John: What shouldld f p ' d kl? Coach: Limp, AvAvA'A'A vA'A'A, A A ........ Y, A ....... Y, ..... ........ ,vg,,,. A A A, A A AAA, A A,,AA,,,, A------- - awzlwig IT IS THE PATRIOTIC DUTY OF EVERYBODY TO SERVE OUR COUNTRY IN SOME CAPACITY. You Seniors in High School can serve your country Well by preparing for Secretarial and Accounting positions in the defense industry and government. INTERNQTICDNQL CQLLEGE A Fort Wayne, lneliana 52 vvvv-v-v-vv'v'vvrvvrwvrv'w- uy one of our nice Rebuilt Typewriters Cgmplimentg Of And Increase Your Speed. Prices and Terms reasonable. IJon't wait as prices are advancing. ., In , ,,,, ,M ...., -...X : -??SfE?ri, -' ' ' f f. .I -:,7,.t13-7, ' 'P vi g 1' 'u , Tuneuniter Inspection Co., Inc. 723 Clinton St. FORT WAYNE, IND. Paulding-Putnam Electric Co-operative, Inc. PAULDING, OHIO LIGHT POWER Mr. Ensign: trapping on dcskj Ord er now. junior S.: Un luck row, Coco Cola for m . Compliments of S N Y D E R Funeral Horne Phone 163 Payne, Glue t,------ ,----,,- Greens For Drugs C Phone 47 I Paulding, bhio AAx4.fA-AA--1.r-A--1.rAA4.4.rA- '3 vv.v.,-,-,-,-.-.Av-.Nev-v-v-v-v-v-rv-v-Jvvvvv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-v-v-v-.-.-. 'vvvV 5 C I-i I L B WHEN IN VAN WERT UFIQPCI CINE? Phone 180 Aminuionce Service DAULDING, CHIC MEET AND EAT AT I5 LVEATS COHQQ -v-v-v-veQ-v-v-uv.-.-.-r.A.-,-.-.-v-Av+.--- v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-vvv-v-.-.-.-. Romana: How is your garden this year? Mart : M cutworms and beetles were never better, but m otato bu s look under' Y Y Y P g nourished for some reason. -V-v-v-v-Jvvxr.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-v v-v-v-v-v-.Av-v-.Avev-.A.A.-v Giihevi Lumibev Co. Dealer In Lumber, Doors, Windows, Storm Sashes, Plywood, Wallboard BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 25 or 120 Grover Hill, Ohio -f WWW I i. g HuF . 95+ WV HIGH YIELD 45.3-fp,.-g.!J sr.-Gsm-2? E7 V LEJIE 'vi'IP'9'5v 'TF ,.-IGQWBQE' -N e G+ M5- . + -'S G s e - .f.5'B-gqbwf ,.. . ,- ,, - Q sg.- 332439 wigs? SCIENTIFICALLV PRODUCED BY LFIUHHUF HYBFIIU BURN CU. . . . PAYNE, or-no . . . .,.'.v.v.'.'.v.v.'.v.'.v.'.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.vAv.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.,,E.v Square Dealers Station A. D. FAST Junction 127 and 114 O The Southern Lumber and Supply Co. SAVAGE BROTHERS Building Supplies and Coals Phone 150 Paulding, Ohio ffice and Yards north of Water Works 54 Compliments of Plumbing and Heating Oil Burning - Air Conditioning Auburn Stokers and Heating Equipment l-larry M. W ard PAULDING, oino Phone was Cgmpgny Williams Sz Sons Educational Publications YoUR Foon MARKET And Equ1Pment The Market Where Quality Rules BRYAN, oH1o VAN WERT, OHIO Helen: Will youj ' ' p ft Fern: Will there h GHIQ 84 SGNS HAI?-QDWAIQE FUIQNITUIQE APPLIANCES SCOTT, --..- OH IQ 55 Nothing will pay o poultryman better dividends Thorn learning more aloout feeds and feeding. ESSEX FARM l-IATCI-IERY PAULDING, onto -,-,Av-v-v-.-.-.-v-.Av -.-v-.-v-v-v-v-.rv-.A.-.-.-v-v-v-v-v-v-V-v-v-v-v-v-Jww'v'v-v-v-v-v-4-.-.-.-v-v-'Av-.-.--v-v-av-.-.-v-.-v-v-v-.-.-. Miss Bowy You should let by-gones be byfgonesf' Bob Ro Th n why do we have to study History. -.-.-'Av-.-'A v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-.-.Av-.---v-v-.fvvsv-v-v-Av-v-v-v-.-.-v-v-v-.-.A.Av-v-v- Compliments of WILLIAMS Moore Brothers Complete FOOD MARKET Paulding, Ohio Gorman lnsuranoe Flgenoy General Insurance Farm Loans Phone 11 Scott, Ohio North Side Of Square Free Delivery Paulding, Ohio 56 Mattie Rhinehalt Compliments of BEAUTY SI-IOPPE Finger Waves, Shampoos, Etc. BQFTDSF Phone 7-F-12 Scott, Ohio HAVILAND, OHIO Booster-JAMES CLARK SHOE COMPANY CALENDAR 2. Warm smiles-new books-everyone in school again. 4-5. Dust-merryfgo-rounds-Van Wert County Fair. 9. junior Dangler's birthday. l'7f18f19. Bands--prizes-Paulding County Fair. 24. Senior diamond flashing in the sunlight. 26. Community Club Band benefit supper-Senior Theatre Party. 27. Seniors refcuperating from the night before. OCTOBER 10. Freshman party at the school house. 18. Juniors and Seniors at Columbus- did we yell for the Buckeye's! SEPTEMBER 23. Halloween Party at Eleanor Phillips. 24. Eleanor grieving over dishpan-Teachers at Toledo all got back-no kidding. 30. Bus inspectionw-shucks we still have some good tires. 31. Paulding Sugar Festival-new band suits-La Donna Gusler-our Miss HavilandfScott. NOVEMBER 4. Middle Point Basketball Teams here. 7. Latty here. 9. Prince of Peace Contest-Lorna Griflis wins. 10. No school-furnace broken. 11. No school-Basketball Teams at Union. 12. Keysor paid a visit to Uncle Sam. 18. Operetta dress rehearsal-movie at noon, 19. Operetta- Campus Daze. 2Of21. No school-Thanks f - giving. 28. Basketball Teams at Paulding. DECEMBER 3f4. Every pupil test. 5. Basketball Teams at Payne- did we show 'em how. 8, Florence Hartwig's birthday. 12. Oakwood Basketball Teams here. 14. County Prince of Peace-Lorna wins. 18. Seventh and eighth Xmas Party. 57 Basketball Teams at Antwerp Hrgh School Xmas Party Basketball Teams at Pauldmg Eleanor Ph1ll1ps b1rthday school program school out JANUARY In school aga1n Basketball Teams at Grover H111 Defense meetrng Berne Swrss Srngers here Farewell party on Harold Keysor at Mr Ensrgns home Semester exams Keysor left for Chxcago Musxc teacher weepmg Payne here Grover H111 Basketball Teams here Pauldmg Basketball Teams here FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY 19 20 Frrst A1r Rald Dr1ll 4th and 5th graders 1n1t1ated a new teacher School prctures taken Basketball Teams at Oakwood Antwerp here Boys wore new su1ts red wh1te blue Valentrnes some Junlor grrl recelved a blg red box of candy Farmers Instrtute MIHSYICI Tournament at Pauldmg No school WHSh1Dgt0HS Brrthday Tournament We played Payne rn Consolatron game recerved the basketball All County cholr reheasal at Pauldlng County Musrcal Festxval at Paulldmg Cholrs at Bluffton whrle we sang for our supper Mrs Melva Bldlack Mumma frled bacon for Fred Al1ce Yoh s b1rthday Chorr and Band prctures taken Keysor home party for hun at Shaws Senlor test at Paulchng Good Frrday program Scholarshrp teams go to Pauldrng -Iumor Class Play Tell the judge Alr1ght Junrors Annual went to press Erght grade state test Chorrs at Columbus Gosh are we txred Evelyn Flmts brrthday Donnxe Gusler s brrthday Senror play NO BRIDE FOR THE GRCCM Baccalaureate Servlces Sen ors takrng advantage of anythmg they can Commencement exercrses whoopee Frnal exams grade operetta Krng Puddrn Head the Frrst Junror and Senror tr1p Last day of school yxppee 19. . 22. 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