Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

HAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 19-L -,vv.-v-.-v-.-.-v-.-vvv-:.-.-.-.-v-A-v-.Av-v-.Av-.-v-.x .,-.A-.-.-.-v-v-v-:.-.--v-v-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-v-v-.-.-.-.-::.-.-.-4v.-.-.-.vv-v-.-.-.- 014071 if if Howard Francis Harvey John Wallace Hebb George Fredrick Hoaglin Eugene Holland Bud Dwight Hooker Harlan F. Hooker William Gene Hooker Ruth Nadine House Furl Houseworth Stanely Houseworth David Elmer Hughes Howard Allen Hughes Ruth Johnson Harold LaVerne Keysor Edwin Harold Kimmel Lcwis Isaac Kimmel Edwin Dale Kinney Donald Raymond Kohn Harry Leeth, Jr. Harold Linton James Mearnes, jr. Walter McCollum jack Randolph McCoy Carl Harold Mielke William Harold Mills Glen Charles Mohr Allen Mossoney Lewis Mark Myers David Pfost Edward Franklin Pfost Howard Pfost Dale Phillips Charles Ralph Pond John Kent Pond Marcus Ptak Gerald Austin Puckett, Sr. Richard Phillip Raish Ralph Lawrence Rhodus Ray Henry Riggenhach Richard William Riggcnbach Harry Edwin Rodman Jack Rogers Ray Routt Robert Rowe Rohert Shaw William Shaw Alfred Franklin Sherer Lester Hudson Sherer, jr. john Willis Spcakman Ray Stallbaum Thomas Clyde Stallbaum David William Strawscr Marion Strawser Rohert Strawser Loren Edward Stoller Henry George Stuttler Raymond Joel Stuttler Clyde Taylor Paul Graham Tyler Arthur Calvin Waldron Harold Lloyd Waldron Merl Waldron Alfred Francis Williams Kenneth Earl Williamson Billy Lew Williamson Eldin G. Winder Harold Edward Yoakam Earl Ellsworth Yoh john Matthew Yoh Jonathan Amos Yoh joshua Benjamin Yoh Raymond Bruce Yoh justice W. Zartman Raymond Harold Zartman Wesley F. Zartman Alvin John Zielke Carl Fredrick 'Zielke Clarence Otto Zielke W Workiiig hard? Always leaning. Pig of my dreams. Our cooks. Some kids and t eaehers. 6 7 S, 9. IO. Kind of crowded. The e Sth Grade and Pet N e. Senior Class on roof Not so muddy? Last years' teacher. 6 just stopped by Looknig pretty. Posing. Sliding. TQ .. - i.: -11,4 :. ' . , ., ' , 1 ' 6:1 'T 'H'-vm-gr -11' ' '1 .. , v4 J,-F K lilirxgfnbwlgl '35-J Alb' 2 1-iq.:-x ln' V4-'Wg' Y 'VPN ' -4.41-....z.' ' 'I-'Z' Afibikv in As .n. ' 41 'bL.nJ-1!a....vf .1-J QS 'fn 5+'g.s,,g in ,1'5ff:y,h .. 'A 'fa' N S rs -5 1. r i5 L LL .135 V , -. t 1-,x -.nu A I' 'B oi 5 lbgfy .1-Q . '1-'u' Wax .x J, mf A-'fa I ,L il S.- . 'fan fri' 1. , . hiv: 9 , - -A. ,, ., D in lil EQIEHI' 1 1 t :iq L 4 JEUW' .1 1' V' x 47-1 Qi-1:fg+lE U1 ' WHL? JA 9? W f2J +'-5 a O Q5 I L LM .Y X , wp:- r 1- 1 , mg, +5 'i'?f'af f -I K vw ,Q rf? , H41 ,gl I 'iryt Q r-7 , eiffaz 179 Ju If 1 X -, ew, 1 -.r I . ,1 .4- ofqh ' v, -. 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' . 4- t . g , I 4 gil .T 45 Q 52121 J X ng ' half 1.21911 .-rf -25,1 fat Wir- X - was .af 'ft -4 S-FWF? - iiiiw? ' X V1 ilQ,',r- . 1 ' f-1 vfmgii, Liga?- -- ' , -12' .. C v- Qfr? fig Y5 in A-4. ., 'L sg ' S qqfgvfaz 'Gr FW' -,.i-f..'1f-5.5 . fab-' 1:9 4:g: Ei45' ' 6. . - ,P . . . . We Scmors ot 46 W1Sh to ilSS1gll thc HCP-it tcw pages of HAVILOOK to our tCliCllLIS and Board of Ecluczttinm, who have hclped and instructed us in cvcry way possiblt an that we might bccomc more uscul and better citizens. 7 AY I 11-9 QB ..A.. X-Ee,i.,li., B 0 0 K 1 9 4 6 gupefzvisofz, 7-eaclmefz ana qifzienb ,,,.su' il, 4 f ex, li L. W, ENSILQN, Superintcvideiit Findlay College, A. B. University Wisepiiisiii, Ph. M. On this page, we should like to signify our lilWl'Hl'CClLiflllH for and recognition of the advice and inspiration of Mr. Ensign, our superintendent. We wish Io thank, too, our office girl for her patience and forlwegimiiee in answeriiig our many questions and dealing with our numerous problems. 7-lie Qifzl in 7-lie Office -IOAN IVIYERS, Office Secretary Class of l-Fi S 7 'Y .,., . ui uafzdians 06 gducafion JOHN Gaim, V1tefP1-esident. Came on the Board, January 1, 1944. Present term expires, December 31, 1947. BURTON HQWALJLIN, President. Came on the Board August 1, 1933. Present term expires, December 31, 1949. FURL RHODUS. Nfember. Caine on the Board, January 1, 1932. Present term expires, December 31, 1947. ALBERT ZIELKE, Clerk. Came on the Board, january 1, 1945. Present term expires, Deeember 31, 1949. ELMER KEYSOR, Member. Came on the Board, january 1, 1946. Present term expires, December 31, 1949. 9 af. f v 7 W Y I 0 WANDA JENKINS Defiance College. Ohio Northern University. Grades Two, and Tlzree. REX SCARBROUGH Y f i Ohio Northern University B. S. in Education. Industrial Arts and Coaili. ' Soplzomore Class Advisea, MARTHA ENSIGN Findlay College-A. B. Ohio State University. Language. English and N Physical Education. Senior Class Adviser. I Wwcfeycf- THERCN RAY Piib Wk BaldwinfWallace College-B. S. Marquette University Medical School. Ohio State University-B. S. in Education. University of Illinois. Mathematics and Science. junior Class Adviser. JOAN MYERS Graduate of Haviland-Scott, Class of '-H. Office Secretary i 10 Y 'y 1 Y 7-Lneifz gesf i RAMONA HEBB Bowling Grccn Stats Univcrsity. Guides Four and Five. i VELMA GANTT Oliiu Nurthcrn Llnivcrsity. Cpu cs One d lLO djjfffpll Vjyli ROY JENKINS Dcfizincc College. Oliio Nortlicrn University. Grades Five and Six. CHRISTINE HABBQGE1? PURVES Oberlin College-B. S. M. Nortliwestcrn University. Miasic. VJitlidrew in Noveinlner. DORIS SHAWLEY Defiance Collcgc-B. S. in Education. Home Economics and Cmriiiierciul. Freslimen Class Adviser. MJ 11 ,ll i1 1. Getting Ready. 6. AwfuIly Hungry. 11. 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I A J ., , . 5::'.x Q2 4 'K 1: f f ha gf- H A 51 ' 'Q 6535 JJ 'Ev D, iq Q .v 0' G K' P Y . f. ,Q '23, E 'z 'gf X Lygff w K -, if f U7 We Scmors .lpproprmtc thcsc following pages to our fcllow students of Halvif l.mtlfScott High, who havc hclpcd m cvcry Way posslhlc to mnkc our school calrccr cujoyahlc as wcll as cducationatl, As we look over thcir plcturcs m years to come, wc will not try to forgot them hut enjoy remcmhcrmg them and thcir deeds Clouc for us, Nluy your school lifc bc matdc .15 cujoyahlc to you as you have hclpcd to make ours qixjoythlc to us, 15 , Y v , v 4 It B 0 0 It 1 9 4 6 'L- W 'nu f'.-fi M !:V' MYRTH 1 whcrc she liclongs QEUNL Crude Roomj lXllMl HQ1' futurc 111 thc hackground lL1h1'u1'1L111j BOB Always liccding his fa t fCr,l7lClj' Sttmdj mmf 5y,,,?4g ignillie ROBERT HOUGI-l Varsity I-lfCluh I, 3, -lg Baskcthall 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glcc Cluh 1, 2, 3: Mixcd Chorus l, 2, 33 Opcrctta lg Circulation lvlanf agcr of H.u'11,oo1Qg Class Prcsidcnt 2: Junior Class Play, Scmor Class Play: Ivlost Popular Boy -lg Eaculty Athlctic Award. MARIE TITLER Scc:Tr-:as. 1, 31C.A,A. -l1Girls'Cvlcc Cluh 1, 2. 31I'l.'XVILOOK Ed1tor-in-Chief: lxlixcd Chorus 1, 2, 3: junior Class Play: SCINO1 Class Play: Cpcrctta lg Head Studcnt Librarian 41 -VH Cluh 11 Schi 1larsh1p Tcst 2: County Spclling Contest 43 Bcst Studcnt -4: B-:st Cirl Studcnt 1: Scnior Scholarship 4: Valcdictorianz Faculty Scholarship Award. LAVERNA GANTT Class ViccfPrcs. 41 Iwlixcd Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Clcc Club 1, Z. 3: Upcrctta 1: Junior Class Play: HAVILOOK Photof graphic Editor: Scholarship Tcst 21 -VH Cluh 1, 2, 33 Senior Class Play: C.A.A, -lg Scnior Scholarship Tcst -l. 14 Y ' 1 1 V II A v 1 L 0 0 Im x if, A ii BMQ Quigg m1uQAiAfJ eniofzs Vv'ILIN1A KAUSER G.A,A. 4: Cvirlsq Glcu Clilli 2, 3: Mixcul Clxuiiis 2, 31 Aluiiii Class Play: Scnfui' Class Play: Sgliularslii H Tut '21 I.1l5l'.l!'l.lI I -lg H,xVII.0UK Busmcss lvlanagcrg S:liiwiil l'i.iii1st 3: Cuu Spclling Cwiitcst 4: Scniur Sclwl.ii'sliip Tcst 4. MENTRA BEECH Sccffrcas. 21 Mixcd Cliorus -lg Girls' Cvlcc Cluli 31 bluiiii Class Playg H.iVlL1lllK Huiiuii' and Scrvicc Edina-g G.A,A 4 Scniur Class Playg -l-H Clulw 1, GENEVA DECKER Class Pres. 33 Mixed Cliurus 1, 2, 31 Girlsi Glcc Clulw I, Z. 3 Owerctta 11 lunioi' Class Pla 'z HAVILOOIQ Alumni Ediriir GW 'Y' l . 5 I Drum Mzijsii' l, 3: Senior Class Play. 15 PEACHES Littlc Busylmdy! QHomc Ecmiomzcx Room? NQUEENIEU Prcpariiig for tlic future fHome Eumimrzics Rumnj LEETY Kittcii CJ im Llic kcys. Uklzisic Roomj v ..... : .:.:X:.,.E.,i.,.5...A.,.,.EQ: ,Ki 'Q' HGERTM Qt id 'mi' ur Pwiii-17 r. L 5 N s 5. flrlomc Eruimnzics Roomj HJANIEU Climbing down tlic Gultlcii Stairs fStturzUuyj ULANIEM Primpiug Agxiiiil cG17'lS. Cloak Ruomj Glass of 'Ll ELAINE HEBB Viirsity l'lfClulH 3: 4: Clziss Prcs. 1, 4: Cliccrlcaitlcr 'lg Bauid 1, 31 Girls' Glen Club 1. 2, 3: lwlix-:tl Cliiwrus l, 2, 3: Operf ctt.t lg Liliizirifiii 1, 2. 3: -luiiior Class Pl.iy: HAVILOOK Litcrf .try Editor: Sciiiur Clziss Play: Sclioliirsliip Tcst 2: Bcauty Cwiitcst 2: G.A,A Sccrctiry 4: JVH Cluli Sccrctairy 3: 4'l'l Clulw lg Bust Scliiiul C1ti:cgi 4: Scniur Scliolgirsliip Test 41 Siiltitzitmigiiiz Faculty Activities Award. BARBARA Sl-IERER VicoP1'cs. I: Bauitl l, 3' G.A.A. Pros. 4: Girlsl Glue Clulw l, 2, 3: Sccflhrciis. uf Bzuitl 31 l'l.-XXILOJK Advcrtising Maiiif iigcr: Lluiiiiii' Clziss Play: Sciiiwr Class Play: Mixcd Chorus l, 2, 3: Cpcrcttit lg -VH Cluli lg Bcgiuty Cuiitcst 21 Best Girl Atlilctc 4: Faculty Citixiisliip Aw.i1'tl. SHARON GANTT Class SCC.'T1'CklS, 4: Mixctl Cliorus l, 2, 3: Girls' Glcc Clulw l, 2, 3: G,A.A. 4: Opcrcttii lg ,luiiiur Class Play: HAVILUOK Activities Editoit Sclioliirsliip Tcst 2: 4fH Club 1, 2, 31 Sciiiui' Cl.iss Play: Sciiior Sclioliirslup Tcst 4. , su w, . 16 v fast ana Testament We, the class of 1946 being mentally awake, physically strong, morally straight and being desirous of setting our worldly affairs in order, while we can do so satis' tactorily, do hereby make, publish, and declare our last will and testament. To the faculty we leave our sincere thanks for guiding us through our high school days and being so patient with our ignorance. To the juniors, we leave the name senior. Marie leaves her load of books to anyone who is strong enough to pick 'em up Ql7oes anyone know the address of Atlas7Q Geneva leaves her dayfoff Mondayl' to Garnett Bennett. fllm hoping you can use itj Mentra leaves her ability to bluff the teachers to William Fast, fHang on to it Willie, it might come in handyj Barbara leaves her ability to play basketball to Babe Bartels. Sharon gives her giggles to Miss Shawley QPlease take care of them, Miss Shaw' leyg Sharon might want them back.j Elaine leaves her L. C. Smith typewriter to Ruby Craft. fGee are you luckylj Wilniii leaves her ability to talk to anyone but the teacher in Chemistry class to anyone who thinks he or she ean get by with it. LaVerna leaves her ability to squeeze out of tight jams to Gene Searbrough. fYou don't happen to need this do you, Gene?j Bob leaves his ability to be the Lone Wnnlf to Lafie Leeth. fTake good care of thisg you might need it.j NAME Birthday Bob Hough June 25 Marie Titler May 17 LaVerna Gantt December 25 eniofzs on ahabe Favorite Place Favorite Food To Go Rodeo French Fries Osceola, Ind. French Fries Van Wert Ice Cream 17 Future Ambition Farmer Interior Decorator Secretary Classification Handsomest Smallest Youngest HAVILOOK YEAR BOOK an flue Tfufufze As I look over the ten years that have passed and the people that have come and gone, I can't help but think of my dear Classmates of '-16 and ponder upon what they have worked to become. By reading the evening paper, I see that our only male classmate, Robert Hough, is having quite a bit of difficulty. The workers at the Kickafpoofjoy juice Plant Qwhich he supervisesj has suddenly gone out on strike because Bob refuses to let the workers buy all of the products that they make. The whole nation demands settlement in Bobls favor because his products are becoming quite scarce. Who else is on the front page tonight? Oh, yes, thats Marie Titler, heading the Prohibition Party for this next election They wanted to get someone else up for candidate, but Marie, to accommodate, decided to run. Vote for Titler. Well, if it isn't old Squeeseyfvxfeesey burying his head in the ground again. I elon't know where Mentra Beech gets all of her cleverness but her comic strips really afford a good, big laugh. Thcrels a plane overhead and who could it be flapping her wings? Wilnizi Kauser, of course. She just made her daily routine flight as pilot from London to Hawaii for the United Airlines. She makes the flight in less than 10 minutes and spends the rest of the day teaching the girls a new step in the HulafHula Dance. Barbara Sherer, who has always had that feminine appeal and has been used to having Hswarmsl' around her, is now working in the New York Tie Shop, Manly Atlas, where men flock to buy the latest ties. The sales talk must be very interesting. I remember that there was at least one scholarly student that came forth from our class. La Verna Gantt, who is now President of Yale College, sends her classmates pamphlets each week urging them to become educated. She says that it isn't smart to be dumbi Geneva Decker has become well known in Hollywood for her figure, acting ability, and gracefulness. I read that she is the Hepfcat Dancer in the Show Dig You Later. Sharon Gantt has always been crazy about water and what goes with it so we naturally find her on the Sharie Cruiser as the Hostess of the Ship, She really gets around. Now we End Elaine Hebb seated in her office, struggling over some papers that she says must be completed by tomorrow morning. She tells me that she is writing the script for the Bugs Bunny Show and can't figure out What's up, Doc? I guess that finishes today's paper. What do you suppose tomorrow's news will tell? eniofzs on pafza e NAME Birthday Favorite Place Favorite Food Fuulrg Classification To Go Ambition Wilma Kauser August ll Any Place Milk Shake Airline Hostess Most F There are Boys Independent Mentra Beech August 6 Van Wert Stew Housewife Most Feminine Geneva Decker November 10 Russel's Point Celery Housewife Quietest 18 1946 H 1 Y ' 1 1 ' W' I L 0 0 It pasf an pfzesenf YcsterdayfFresh1ncn: todayfSeniors: tomorrowfAlumnifso seems the cycle of our school life. How the time does fly! Wheii the dear Class of '46 started its great career as Freshmen in 1942, it seemed to us that we were very insignificant to our upper classmen and almost as though it was impossible that we could ever become the sophisticated Seniors. For our adviser, we chose Miss Burner, who was very capable, and if we dare say, a lot of fun. The class was composed of Robert Hough, Presg Marie Titler, See.fTreas.1 Barbara Shcrer, VicefPres.g l.ela lvlac Rodman, Chester Funk. Elaine Hebb. Vxlcslcv Zartman. Mentra Beech, Irene Sacco, Richard Gerber, Sharon Gantt, LaVerna Gantt and Geneva Decker. As we passed from Freshmen to Sophomores, we began to feel the glory of bc' ing the older elassmen and established for ourselves a place in the Haviland High. Mr. Ayers took the terrible risk of accepting the job of being our adviser but did a very neat job. He helped us a great deal by guiding over us at basketball games, parties and other social functions. For our other officers, we chose Elaine Hebb as President and Mentra Beech as Sec'yfTreas. lt seemed as though that good soil looked better to Dick Gerber and Wesley Zartman than the dear school teachers and text books because we lost them during this second year. Irene Sacco also left our forces to go to Paulding High. Chester Funk decided that his father just couldn't get along without him so he retired from school life to take up the blacksmith trade. During this same year, we welcomed Wilnaa Kauser into our class, who came from the Latty School. This left us a total of ten members to start out on our Junior Year. Now, we were next best to Seniors, we thought as we entered our junior year. This was the year that we began doing things. We inherited the candy stand from the former Iunior Class, had our big Iunior Class Play. and took Seniors on a trip to Toledo. For our busy year, Mr. Ayers again advised us and what a very capable and kindly adviser he was. l'm sure that our class will never forget the wonderful guidance in both our school and our spiritual life that Mr. Ayers and his wife gave to us during those two years. All our class remained faithful and cooperative during the year and we selected Geneva Decker for President and Marie Titler for Sec'y-Treas, Now, we are coming in home. As we became Seniors, we took the responsibility of editing this HAVILOOK, giving the Senior Class Play Brother Goose and the other activities that we as Seniors enjoy. Mr. Ensign has been very instructive to us on compiling and printing our Annual and Mrs. Ensign has been very kind in helping us with our play and other class problems. Elaine Hebb was elected President, Sharon Gantt, Sec'yfTreas., LaVerna Gantt, VicefPres. and Marie Titler, H.HXVILOOK Editor. It seemed as though married life looked pretty good to one of our classmates because we lost Lela Mae Rodman during the year. As we nine Seniors of '46 come to the Baccalaureate and Commencement season, we cannot help but feel a bit sad to think of giving up all of these pleasures and companionships, but we also realize that we cannot hang on to the past but must reach out into the future so we lay down our title as Seniors and become the Freshmen Alumni. eniofzs on paw e NAME Birthday FHV?gtEElaCe Favorite Food Classification Barbara Sherer April 23 Roller Skating Pearl Tapioca Nurse Oldest Elaine Hebb November 17 Ohio State Pot Pie Secretary Ablest F, B. Games Sharon Gantt july 2 Viihwgrt Meat Loaf Loggpgffglflce Noisest 19 FLA guniozs CLASS A, 1947 k 'E7' ? 7' Q TOP ROVV-Left tu Right. ROBERT WILLIAMSf-This lad in baskctball-Can bcat th-:m onc and all. 2 JANET GREEN-Wliat would chccr lcadcrs do--Withoxit hcr yclling too? 'ROBERT FRIEND-Hc always spcaks to you-and ncvcr sccnis to bc bluc. 1 YNIIDDLE ROWiLeft to Right, WILLIAM FAST, Busincss Managcr---Bccausc hc's a good fricndA On him you can dcpcnd. COLLEEN GILLETT-Sincc singing is hcl' call-She docs it bcst of all. LAFIE LEETI'IffI-Ic ncvcr lacks a pun-Has anyonc got a gun? LA VERNE ROI-IR4In her thcrcls no omission-Of a fricndly disposition BOTTOM ROW-Left to Right. GARNET BENNETT-If you arc out for fun-Garnet Bcnnctt is thc onc GORDON KIMMEY. Prcsidcnt-They say he's quite a bcau- At least some say thats so. RUBY CRAFT, Scc.fTrcas.vShc's quict and shc's swcct-To bc nicc is her meat CHRISTINA HOOKERK Vice President-Give hcr a basketball! She will win acclaim from all, 20 fvvvvvsfsrvvs HAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 194 gum, gofslwmofzes EMMIT LEHMAN - E' Q fd--f if MARVIN LAURHLIE ' ff V RICHARD DAVIDSON A ,Q N Maki OLOYD HOCKENBERRY L -5 in . Q- I f :A RAY CRAFT 9 I, I L If 5 -IOANNE HOUGH F JOAN IIOUST MARIETTA ZIELRE T' ' CARL SINN . Wi X Q. DOROTHY SINN V I Q, , TOM MYERS - f V I if ,iM I' GENE SOAREROLIOH I, 4 fi V I 1- , .5 DORIS EDDS ' Q been 'ffzeslmmen , S vw 9 ' ,Q A BILLY MURPHY ig ' X ' 5 DALE YOH 52 ' A LESLIE BROWN -I JOHN PFOST ' S ,., I JOAN LAIIKHUE all f LEAH XVILLIAMSON I ILO BELLE HOFACKIZR QQ , jj EVALEEN SHANV ,, 'N RUTH KIMMEY fl -I ' f X iii 'xxX'r7f SAV, ' vii IMA LOU LAUKHUF - . I BETTY SINN if ' I ' I. PATRICA GROH - , A 6 GERALDINE RIDER - VERABEL ADAMS, AIEEIII. Pa 21 v 0 QJX 1 9 4 5 afghan Qiaae MILDRED DUNN, Absent J ' I :A LAURA DENE WILLIAMSON f ,,:2 ., J . ' RAY SINN A , SLR, CHARLES HARTWIG M I JA A MARCIA SPERRY 6: I ,, 1 : , ART CARTER ,J OLIVE LEETH A 4 ,gf L,,z ' ERMA LEHMAN gn , A . CARRIE HARTWIG if Am. N .L , , j MARY YOCHUM 1 C, I A ' I FLORENCE FUNK T 1 4 1 JOHN BAKER J Y 5 ELOISE RODMAN C I, A J - MARY DUNN . ig f WILHMENA EARTELS , ,I I I I DOROTHY SAUM ' ' E5 -f:.. ,525 ,, ,, A ' ',--',. I '. PY? I f 'A- - 'gism gevendu Qfzaae BETTY MAE GREEN Y AMANDA FOUST DON PATE GERALD LAUKHUF JIM AKOM GLORIA STIEBLING HAROLD WINNINGER THERESA HOOKER GALE YOH LUTHER HOFACKER JOY RHINEHALT ,IEANNE GRIFEIS PHYLLIS DAVIS ,IOI-IN MARKET ALICE WILLIAMSON BETTY LOU EINNEGAN ,IOI-IN EAST WILLARD JENKINS GLEN PEASE TOM CRAFT LLOYD LEHMAN IRETA DEGKER NVILLARD LAUKHUF JIM WILLIAMS TOM TAYLOR DELORES KEYSOR DICK GROH GLORIA SPRINGER DONALD AKOM ELEANOR HOAGLIN DON WILLIAMS, Absent 22 HAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 1946 ,-.-.-.1 C-.-.-,+.-.A.-.-.A.-.-.r.-,-.-v-v-.-v-.-.-v-.-v-v-vv-.-.-.-.A.-.-v-.zvvv-v-.-.-.-.-v-,1vv-.-,-.-.-.-.A gixflz Qfzaae ETHELYN TARLTON LE ROY SHAW RICHARD HOCKENBERRY GEORGE JENKINS COLLEEN KEYSOR JOAN PATE BARBARA BRIAN ELIZABETH CAVANDER RAY HARTWIG DELORES ADKINS GENE DAVIS RUTH STOLLER ERMA BAKER MARGARET BICE DOROTHY FUNK ROBERT LAUKHUE PATRICA SCHAADT CHARLES JENKINS ROBERT GUNDERMAN JANET MOHR Tiffin Qfzaae GEORGE YOH DARWIN JEWELL JOAN ENSIGN BILL HOAGLIN PAUL WILLIAMS JIM WIRRICK LOWELL CRAFT MORRIS MYERS LOUISE GUDAKUNST DONNA DEBACKER LAURENCY DECKER PHILDELA LEHMAN LOU ANN RHINEHALT FLOYD CARTER DEAN WILLIAMSCWN LARRY FINNEGAN RICHARD ZIELKE DELORES BENNETT DANNY AKOM ROBERT TARLTON HAROLD BEECH BETTY CAVINDER EARL PEASE LUCILLE KIMMEY CHARLES RODMAN BARBARA FAST BECKY AKOM RUTH FOUST, Absent 23 I ' ' ' Q 4 I A I 1 H' HV-r'- I- , H tm! -. -. ' HI--I Y , Ir' , T Ni i. X X-I 'll-B? 'I'-Nl' 'fuk Et' -- S711 ' e .avr ,'. 'hi' ' ' 'HV' . .Af . . -.,, i ,- IILFZJ, 'IJ FK-nf 474,-4' 1 L g i ,I '1.J:gIJ,' .Eifolr . . il. . . . .I lxvbfl 1 W-Xa N V-' I .N 'll ,. tl Yl.1r,l' 1' Y I V - ..3 v 'TE , .QQ ,'Ull.1.., gg, ' ' .V.' A gp . ' i' L 1 ' ' l ' I, 'fig , 'Q 1 ,, J 'vi' I N 1 x .vt ir. ' I .'. -...hui ,u, s, S 6 . , X , N, 5 an i va Tlillb. W 005: 1 J i B ...A1 B.-0IQ,.K.I, 1,9 4,5 , 1,15 ,I ROYAL HOFACKER ff. Jw- ' M , .X ,.v, ..,-:, Z y ,Ty L ., , I, I A I PATTY DEOKER mf LY 'vflf' Q . ,,,, :b.A LOIO WILLIAMSON ... -'W ANITA SPERRY f 5' Lliy. A A' 'TLT il BARBARA GROH N Sm : ,- I t 55 BARBARA VSCHAADT 4 1 .- K 3 x FRANK MILLER I ' 'II. ' - A .A CHARLES KAUSER 'Qf5 I 6 T ,T:O ' f' ' I EDWARD HOOKER .. 4, GARY EISENMANN O i g,,,5 ,q - LEONA EOUST +L U A ' ,O 'I I 'I A Q I EDWIN RGDMAN if W' if S ,f V RICHARD PERRY I V 1 , - Y'1, III ROSE MARIE BAKER ,,Z.:I ' - , 1 EVELYN OINZEL .IQ REX DAVIS , RAE KAY TOWE, Abscm. A Tim 'mae AA I WALTER SINN I , VADE PATE E: . ,e I ARTHUR YOCUM ,.-ff: .1 X R Q ,X ,QA BEVERLY HOLTSEWORTH IAI I - A V IMOGENE FUNK ' A Q DENNIS BENNETT I ' ' E. JOE GUNDERMAN gkx'jQff'f5,U 5 fx' T JANET KENT ., :,,, 3 - I . I, 1 ' , -' f , -IEANNINE TARLTON I, VI O.1 , REX RQDMAN 3.5, 'I N - I GINGER TAYLOR . I A 'M . GERALD HGEACKER ' I ' ' ' X E, ',:.:' 3 59 , QI- ' ., ., I V BOBBY ADKINS Ne A Q Q A1 f In I QE NANCY' ZIELKE k A W ' , f fig4 .EA, PATSY RGHR A ,U EX, n WILLIAM BENDELE E, MARIAN STOLLER 1' f , Gifig Q A A BARBARA SOHISLER I .. A if , ROBERT CAVINDER 1-if ' I , . MAXINE POND B I 7 X 4? .,x.LI.,Qa XI Y . . . ,I 75 L 5 Q ' ag ?- 'S I Q A B5 3 ri it R 3 A QW? LARRY WHITAKER BENNIE CRAFT ROGER ROTH N55 NOREDA, KEYSOR I -I , ' ' N vi. ,..fE:,-'H ww ' 1- , Q ' . , ' I K K I if A, W 1 v Q f k a, 24 'fifzsf qfaaae HAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 1946 w-v--v-v-.-v-v-v-v-v-rv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-v-v-v-v-.-v-v--v--v-v -.-.-.- i-.-v-v-.-.-.+,-,-,Av-,Av-,.'.'.'.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.v.v.v.'.vg 800143 4.6298 I FRANK CAVINDER RONALD TAYLOR I JANICE GENZEL I BILLY LAUKHUE I HARRY DUNN MILDRED PERRY I MARILYN HARRIS A SANDRA ROUTT MAURICE AKOM RICHARD NICKELS ELIZABETH ADKINS MARY LOU GUNDERMAN DOROTHY FOUST CATHERINE WATKINS NANCY SINN FRANK YOCHUM JIMMY DECKER GERALD WILLIAMSON JANICE Foxx ' PAUL STIEBLING REX DECKER JUSTUS O'DAY RICHARD CALDWELL LESTER STCLLER FOREST SMITH ,IOANNE BAKER GEORGE KEYSOR KENT MONIGOLD FRANK PTAK KAREN SINN NORMA NICKELS MABEL JEWELL RICHARD AKOM BILLY HOEACKER RICHARD ECUST KAY GUDAKUNST CARL MILLER DOLORIS HOCKENBERRY JANICE PARKER DAVID JENKINS ROBERT WILLIAMSON, Absent LYDIA DUNHAM, Absent 25 l ir-A Atoniie Age Scientists. The Tip Off. Lets Go, Gang. Artificial Respiration. Workiiig for the Future. 10. Acrohats. Little Miss? Workiiig hard, Boys? Reckless Driver! This Coming Generation, 26 Get in There and Fight Beginners The 'AThinker. Pretty Horse, Isn't It? --.-.1 , -A 'lv r , ff Qu 1 J fffffwf.-up ff- 1 wr f-uf arfq +wgg-3 W 4 -1 1 X Q'-' 153' vs lv ' 'f2 '1 s....-um.. -1, .f 1 Mmm MA. 4. ' 41 Eta. 1 .ma-r .-1 gn, qs, gn, .,,u,1'5,f5:h a O' 5- 42 X 1 ,n gi f- U A 2 Q LAL! A 5 y .,, . ,ug www - . f f A '-ifb. '. , 15335 '13, 1 ' ' 'wiki Effifg-5471. ff'Ea'5. J 5 -: xy 1 . 'f-Va, ri- 'f any Q' .mais 55 'P 9 x ry B41 745413 EGP' -4414!-js N, cc, P -n. far 575 A :wtf 451: QI fw- g x 5 5 'us N3-.Lf 'vvfr 3 ffnx wqf IP- , V -K I A -'C' ' K 'vl- is wil' xl Y' 1 579.1 ,qv -.ggi-fi . f- -.ff V: 3332 -1'FQ'9:iua. ' 'W 25145 Qfl3 ?, -:big PEL:-fbi' 'gifdafiiszlx .naw 1 M2-s-1. R-fa vc:-.gf-5,3 -. ig :5.,a,1'-We . 1165545294 -..-I . .. 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S 1' 's 1 I .4627 1 Q A RH' .3 I ', 'Ji I- I YF 4 X f -I 'IT E X X ' I I . w ff ' ' M-,Ln . 5, 1? . ,-gun! I , I1 Q fy, J, iffy N . 0. A 5 1 gf x 4 K' O n. Ex 1 5 L, . . I ab, . . :iff fl V ., 1' N KI 51 r rg Rcluxartiou is thc fuvoritc occupation of most students. Sports and arctivitics arrc chccrfully wclcomcd hy all and cuthusiastically cngagcd ru. The students arc very proud and appraciativc of recreation in thc form of sports, music, drumatlcs, ctc., in which they can participatc. It is our own hclicf that these sofcallcd cxtru curriculzu activitics, play QL major part in huilding thc charactcr of our futurc citizcns. 27 HHXHHHN IIAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 1946 -.-.-.-Am-.-.A.-.- +.Av-.-v-.-.Av-.-.-.+v-.-v-v'-v-.-v-.-v-.-v-v-.-V-v-.-v-.Av-.+.-.Av-v-.-v-v QS Zim firm ep,- 'MIM viigwi' ,,.-,,,v,,,,..- , ,, , i ' I viii First Row: Raiy Craft, Ivlumigcit Cloydc Hockcnlhcrry, Billy Murpliy, Gcnc Sczxrlwrougli, John Pfost, Lafic Lccth, Dtrlc Yoh, Emmit Lclnnan and Richard Davidson, Maiizlgcr. Scrond Row: Rox Scarlirough, Cogiclig Vv'illiQun Fast, Gordon Kirnmcy, Robert Fricnd, Toni Mycrs, Rolwcrt Hough, Marvin Laukliut, Rolwcrt Willizrnis and Carl Sinn. We of tlic I'I.-XVILOUK arc cspccirrlly proud of you -Boys, Coach, School and comf munity for lncriting thc Annual County Sportsrnanship Award. Good Luck to a lot of good sports! In matters not that you won ov' lost, Bur How You PLAYED THE GAME. 7-Le geasovfs Recofzd WE THEY WE THEY UNION ...,o.,. -- 37 20 GROVER HILL .... -- 40 42 ' GROVER HILL .......... 30 21 OAKWOOD .... --- 27 67 HOAGLINQIACKSON ,,., 32 29 LATTY ...... -- 26 28 ANTWERP ......,...... 32 70 OAKWOOD .... --- 40 42 LATTY ..... -- 27 48 PAULDING ............. 36 29 ANTWERP -- -- 25 36 PAYNE ................. 44 43 PAYNE .... -- 22 37 TOURNAMENTLATTY - 32 34 28 Nzfw s O 0 Ix X If x B lx 1 ildcafs qfiglu First Row: MARVIN L,-XUKHLJF Sophornore G1LdTd RURERT W1LL1,xR1s fumor l:OTlUL1Td CARL SINN Sophomore Forward Second Row: RUBERT FRIEND junior Center REX SCARBRQUGH Coach Tum MYERS Sophomore G'llL1Td C-Illlfd Row: GoRnoN KIMMEY Junior Center W1LL1.aM FAST junior Forward ROBERT HOUGH Senior Guard H A V Km A B O O K 1 9 4 G k 'ff gempefz pafzafusu cAlLL7tlj'S Prepuredj MANAGERS DICK DAVIDSON RAY CRAFT Nlany things enter into the making and value of a basketball team. The players, of course, in themselves are the main factor, hut something else is needed. Behind the scenes stand two boys, our managers, who are always ready and willing to aid and care for our team. Then too, come our cheerleaders, the colorful factor in every game. They create the enthusiasm and confidence that hacks up our team. Three cheers for three grand groups: teams, managers and cheerleaders. Rah! Rah! Rah! CHEERLEADERS JOANNE HOUGH JANET GREEN 30 II A IL UNK Y ICA II B U U li ISI Y hom the many, ?ew me Ghosen Hanoi gtudents 415 C tjl J fi. Front Row-Left to Right. John Market, Jeanne Griitis, Eleanor Hoaglin, Doris Edds, Gerald Laukhuf, Gloria Stiehling, Betty Lou Finnegan, Evaleen Shaw, Harold Vxfenninger, Second RowfLeft to Right. Milne Titler, LaVei-na Gantt, Elaine Hehh, Betty Sinn, Wlllllil Kauser, Erma Lehman, Colleen Gillette. Lust Row-Left to Right. Richard Davidson, Eminit Lehman. Verahel Adams, Absent. First Grade. Lydia Dunham, Karen Gutlakunst, Janiee Parker, Karon Sinn, Rex Decker, George Keysor, Carl Mille1', Frank Ptak, Paul Stiehling, Lester Stoller. Second Grade. Harry Dunn, Billie Laukhut, Janiee Ann Foxx, Janiee Ginzel, Nlary Louise Gunclerman, Ivlarilyn Harris, Mildred Perry, Nancy Lee Sinn, Kathryn Wittstmii, Sandra Routt. Third Grade. Williiini Benclele, Roger Roth, Wzilter Sinn, Beverly Houseworth, Janet Kent, Maxiiie Pond, lvlarian Stoller, Jeannine Tarlton, Naney Zielke, Ginger Taylor, Noreda Keysor. Fourth Grade. Rae Kay Towe, Anita Sperry, Ruhy Hoekenberry, Barhara Groh, Lois Vsfilliamson Leona Foust, Gary Fisenmann. Fifth Grade. Floyd Garter, Williani Hoaglin, Dean Vxfilliamson, Richard Zielke, Joan Ensign Barbara Fest. Sixth Grade. Robert Gunderman, Louise Gudakunst. 31 7-Le Steam 06 the chop I A 1 I gcoff gewing gusies 'lop Row-Left to Rrgln. Top Last R0wfLeft to Rlglzt. BOB HOUGH Most Popular Boy, ELAINE HEBB Citizenship. BOB WILLIAMS Best Athlete fBoy.j RowfLeft to Right. DOROTHY SINN Most Popular Girl. MARIE TITLER Best Student. BARBARA SHEARER Best Athlete fGirl.j Geraldme Rider, Ioanne Hough, Asslstant Advlserg Berniee Hough. Adviser Erma Lehman, Melreia Sperry. Bottom RowfLeft to Rzght. Delores Keysor, Eleanor Houglin, janet Mohr, Ruth Stoller, Colleen Keysor, B-ll'lW1lI'EI Brian, Ethelyu Tztrltou, joan Foust. ew, gusle, ew 1w l Th! 32 5 v y I r .... - getting Rea FUTURE HOLTSEWIVES. Top Row-Left to Right. Dorothy Sinn, Adviserg Iva Lou Laukhuf, Joan Laukhuf, Laura Dena Williaiiisoii Bctty Sinn, Ilo Bcllc Hofackcr, Evalccn Shaw. Bottom Row4Left to Right. ,loan Ensign, Barhara Fast, Elizabeth Cavindcr, Patricia Schaadr, .Ioan Grilfis, Bctty Lou Finnegan, Irma Baker. 7illin9 and Telling vicfrom FARMERS, frop Rottateft to Right, Willard Jenkins, Willizinm Fast, Tom Myers, Charles Fast, Advisor: john Pfost, Art Carter, Emmit Lehman, Ivlarvin Laukhuf. Bottom Row-Left to Right. Luther Hofacker, Paul Willieinis, Gene Davis, LeRoy Shaw, Gcrald Laukhuf, John Fast, james Williains, Lloyd Lehman, Gals Yoh. 33 I ' ' ' Q 4 I A I 1 H' HV-r'- I- , H tm! -. -. ' HI--I Y , Ir' , T Ni i. X X-I 'll-B? 'I'-Nl' 'fuk Et' -- S711 ' e .avr ,'. 'hi' ' ' 'HV' . .Af . . -.,, i ,- IILFZJ, 'IJ FK-nf 474,-4' 1 L g i ,I '1.J:gIJ,' .Eifolr . . il. . . . .I lxvbfl 1 W-Xa N V-' I .N 'll ,. tl Yl.1r,l' 1' Y I V - ..3 v 'TE , .QQ ,'Ull.1.., gg, ' ' .V.' A gp . ' i' L 1 ' ' l ' I, 'fig , 'Q 1 ,, J 'vi' I N 1 x .vt ir. ' I .'. -...hui ,u, s, S 6 . , X , N, 5 an i va Tlillb. W 005: 1 J i v '7 'Y' , ILA V.,.Q:.vQv,SU:., Gut gesf f I'IfCLUB. Top Row-Left to Right, Rex Scarhrough, Gordon Kiminey, Williztiii East, Rohert Hough, Robert Friend, Rohert Willizinis, Emmit Lehman, Marvin Laukhuf. Front Row-Left to Right. Carl Sinn, Cloyd Hockenherry, Gene Scarhrough, Elaine Hehh, Joanne Hough, Janet Green, Tom Myers, Richard Davidson. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Top Row--Left to Right, Barhara Sherer, Christiana Hooker, Wilnia Kauser, Janet Green, Betty Sinn, Ruby Craft, Marietta Zielke, Geraldine Rider, and Geneva Decker. Second RowfLeft to Right. Garnet Bennett, Mrs. Ensign, Atlviscrg Sharon Gantt, Evaleen Shaw, Patricia Groh, Marie Titler, Iva Lou Laukhuf, LaVern Rohr, Joanne Hough, Mentra Beech and Joan Laukhuf. First Row4Left to Right. Ruth Kimniey, Ilo Belle Hofacker, Doris Edds, Leah Wllll3lllSOl1, Colleen Gillette, Elaine Hebh, I.aVerna Gantt, Joanne Eoust, and Dorothy Sinn. gxefzcise This wat, is plat, 34 X V I L U U K Y IG A R I5 U O K I9 -L15 gnfefzesfeb afzenfs CLUB ROLL Mary Agness, Alta Baer, Pearl Basil, Martha Basil, Dorothy Bice, Erma Brady, Hazel Bressler, Ethel Brian, Ethel Compton, Catherine Covey, Mildred Dangler, Opal Dangler, Elsie Danklefsen, Martha Ensign, Marie East, Minnie Erakes, Velma Gantt, Esther Griffis, Presg Ethel Griffis, Blanche Hallard. Bertha Harniount, Marie Hoaglin, Bernice Hough, Nellie Hudson, Wziiidit Jenkins, Effie Keith, Mary Lehman, Addie Market, Emily Mills, Treas.: Grace Mohr, Minnie Myers, Bessie Mosier, Ora Muma, Helen Muma, Etta Preston, Elorence Ptak, VicefPres.1 Betty Reid, Helen Roth, Rulay Searhrough, Minnie Scott, Alice Sperry, Anna Stielaling, See.: Pauline Stiehling, Cora Towe, Elmira Towe, Viola Yoh. Gommunifif Top Row-Left to Right. Waiida Jenkins, Grace Mohr, Marie Hoaglin, Martha Ensign, Velma Gantt, Doris Shawley, Pearl Basil, Alice Sperry. Middle Row-Left to Right. Ethel Griffis, Nell Hudson, Bernice Hough, Ethel Compton, Alta Baer, Elsie Danklefsen, Mary Lehman, Effie Keith, Bessie Mosier, Cora Towe, Bottom Row- -Left to Right. Mrs. Leslie Basil, Mrs. Virgil Dangler, Emily Mills, Anna Stiehling, Esther Griffis, Minnie Frakes, Ruby Scarhrough, Etta Preston. 35 HAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 194 vvvvvw-v-.-vvvsf.-.vvw-.-.-v-.srvv-.-.-.-vvvvvvx,-.-v-.A.-.-.-.-v-f.,vvsfv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.A.-v-v- mb oz ff ll gfzollzefz Qoose CHARACTERS 'IEEE-J'Brotlier Goose --- CAROL I Wes H15 Flock HYACINTH l HELEN+Wl10 .Quits ---------. e PEGGYfVJlio Comes to tlie Rescue EVEfA Soutliern Cliarmer ...... SARAH-A Colored Mai'd .......... LENORE-Wlio Has Plans ....... -- IVIRS. TRIMERgOf tlie Wee Blue Inns --- .....,, ---- - - - - ROBERT HOUGH WILMA KAUSER GENE SCARBROUGH SHARON GANTT e- GENEVA DECKER ee-- ELAINE HEBB -We MARIE TITLER ------ MENTRA BEECH - BARBARA SHERER -- LQIVERNA GANTT TRUCK DRIVERffVv7l1i7 is Plenty Mad .........,E,E.......... TOM MYERS DIRECTOR ........... --- MARTHA ENSIGN SYNOPSIS jeff Adams, an arehiteet lwy day and ai general eleanerfupper for his orphaned liruther and sisters hy evening, persuades Peggy to help him with his task. Lenore Hudson, a wealthy girl, attempts to win ,leff away from his family. Hy puts a erimp in Lenore's plans, hut Peggy shields Hy and takes the blame herself. jeff flares up at her. Peggy, thinking she doesn't have a chance to eompete with Lenore, leaves. jeff realizes that he cares only for Peggy, so Hy, aided hy her foothall team, hrings Peggy lmek and all ends happily, 36 4..... E -.9-Q-.Ii.- ---1 9 4 0 n 1111 ilafzilxl gap Gu Qt gm CHARACTERS STAN GRAY-The I-I'0LU7'l'S Leading Failure ...., .... W ILLIAM FAST CHARLIE NORRIS-THE FIFOLLWIVS Leading Romeo --- GORDON KIMMEY SID PRESSLEY-The Tuwnfv Leading Loafer ....-... -M ROBERT FRIEND RAY CRYDER-The Tnumfs Leading Citizen .........,---- ROBERT HOUGH PEGGY BROOKS-Vwflio Inspires Stun to Step On It .... GARNET BENNETT HAZEL WILTONfObject of Cliarlies Affections ....... COLLEEN GILLETTE PRUDENCE QUEMBYfw'1'own's Leading Old Mu1'd .,... CHRISTINA HOOKER SIBLEY SHEPARD--'I'0w1i'.S Richest Girl ...L.-,.-............, RUBY CRAFT SARAH BOGGSYDiTect fro-nz Wi'lltiu' Springs in Setircli of Her Fmtime JANET GREEN DIRECTOR ,,-- ..., T HERON RAY SYNOPSIS The entire action takes place in the Lihrary in the town of Forest Hill. Stan Gray, having failed in a numher of husiness ventures, is ahout to give up. He and his friends have a great idea. Sihley, his best girl, betrays a trust to his enemy, Ray Cryder. Peggy Brooks stands hy him, and he hccoines successful again. 37 HAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 19 l W1 Z CALENDAR A U G U S T 27. School opens with two new teachers added to the faculty. Miss Shawley and Mr. Ray. SEPTEMBER 1 Q 4 6. 1921 o CTEO - J 24 75 26 .O 3 Labor DayfNo school. Teachers' Institute-dNo school. Everyone is enjoying the Van Wert County Fair. School in the mornings and Paulding Fair in the afternoons. B E R Freshmen Hayride. QThat evening air does get a little chilly, doesn't it?j G.A.A. at Y.W.C.A. The evening was spent in swimming, eating and skating. The seniors are really up in the air. They had their pictures taken on top of the school building. Teachers' Institute-Ch, if it wercn't for these vacations Y Some of the tricks that magician didn't pull. NOVEMBER w J 13 16 20 21 232-1 26 Took bus to Columbus to see Ohio State and Northwestern play. Qhio State four teamj won. Why was the rear of the bus so popular on the way home? First basketball game of the season with Union, at Haviland. We went home with a big victory. Basketball game with Grover Hill. They were defeated. Hoaglinfjackson game here. Keep up the good work, boys. Marie, did you have to spill those beads? Didrft we have enough exercise last night. Thanksgiving Program. No school Mr. Bell visited school. Game at Antwerp. Our boys weren't hitting that night. DECEMBER -s J 42 absent from school with flu and mumps. 6. Seniors suggested that they close school for awhile and they agreed. For once we Seniors rated. 38 X X' I I1 fl fl Ii X' P1iX I2 I5 IJ Il li l fl AvvvvxNwAA Qfwlfte I4 CALENDAR DECEMBER- 13. Tried to have school but success was with us. We didn't. w lb. Back to school again. 21. Closed for Christmas vacation. Game at Latty. Gee we're hoping Vsfilliams will he hack and ready to go for the next game. JANUARY 2. School reopens after Christmas vacation. 11. Antwerp here, We put up a good iight, had a good cause, hut lost the game. 17. You should have seen those kids posing. Could it have been that they were getting pictures taken? 17. Union girls at Haviland for two hall games. Our girls won both games. 13. Game at Payne. Their victory, darn it! 22. Game at Grover Hill. Reserves were out for victory and got it. 27. Game at Gakwood. Too bad, boys. 29. Freshmen skating party at Y.W.C.A. Turned out to be a free for all w JO. Be sure to take someone with you the next time, girls. You should have seen Barbara and Wiliiia trying to get out of that mud. F E B R U A R 'Y 1. Game with Latty. They played a little better than we did. Seniors had party at Kauser's after game. More fun. 19f2O. Tournament. Luck just wasn't with us. Antwerp won the tournament. 2Of21. Farmers' Institute. 22f2 3. Tournament. M A R C H 1. HAVILOOK goes to press. ' 15. Junior Class Play. M A 'Y 10. Senior Class Play. 'LBrother Goose' 12. Baccalaureate Services. Reverend Ayres. 1 9. Commencement. 17. Hurray! I School is out. 39 U , 7 ' 7 D ' ' one, gui CLASS ROLL--CLASS OF '44 Twp Rnw-Left to Rzght. Front Row-Left to Right. -IOI-IN KENT POND BONNIE GILLETTE EDWARD PEOST NORMA BREEDLOVE, SCC'TfCllS. ELMER EOUST .IUNE RI-IODUS DUNALD WENNINGER BETTY GOBLE LEWIS MYERS OPAL LADD BILLY HOOKER VERNABEL MURPHY GALE COMPTON. Pres. LOUISA GREEN DALE COIVIPTON ARTISE HEBB XVAYNE ZIELKE, ViccfP1'cs. VERA WILLIAMS JACK ROGERS, In Scrvicc. Glass plan,--- 7-Le gunslzine 7-winsu 40 xvvvvvxw-I ,LfUNfx,A,fvVyfx,v-A -W , xA,-I,-, A, -. f. . -X.-V' V 1: - -,-.,- ff, 'noi 'fofzgoffen 'ri A nv' CLASS ROLL-CLASS OF '45 DONALD STIEBLING WILMA FOUST ALICE DAVIDSON MARVINE FRIEND. VlCCfP1'CS. LESLIE BUEHLER DOLORES LAUKI-IUE MABEL HARTWIG JOAN MYERS, SCCATFCIIS. MARY WILSON, Pres. ADA BLAKE DONNA MARKET ,IOI-IN HEBB. U. S. Navy. Glass plan,---mnlfz. geane, 'fiom fiman IIAVILOOK YEAR BOOK 1946 fest we Eiofzgef Allillllflllblll CLASS OF '39. Ralph Gillette, Haviland. Mrs. Virginia Auman Hill, Lima. Mrs. Beulah Danklefsen Mohr, Scott. Mrs. Carina Breedlove DeVore, Detroit. Mrs. Helen Dangle-1' Gunderman, Haviland. Harold Yoakam, Killed in Action. Paul Tyler, U. S. Army. Doyle Mohr, Scott, Llovd Zielke, Payne. Mrs. Geraldine Gillette Bozza, Newark, N. J. Mrs. Betty Williamson Fox, Haviland. Mrs. Donna Beech Foust, Scott. Mrs. Bernoline Piost Polooka, San Monica, California. Robert Wirick, Payne. Mrs. Isabelle Wilson Sirsky, Cleveland. Mrs. Maxine Burgess Davis, Paulding. CLASS OF '-LO. Gaylord Auman, Killed in Action. Donald Cadwallader, Haviland. Mrs. Eileen Foust Auman, Ohio City. rlldon VVinder, U, S. Army. Mrs. Clara Harris Rice, Van Wert. Ralph Rhodus, U. S. Army. Lois Griffis, Waves. Gerald Yoh, Van Wert. Mrs. Betty Hooker Glass, Haviland. Lester Laukhuf, Latty. Richard Lay, Haviland. Harlan Hooker, U. S. Army. CLASS OF '41, Bay Foust, Lima. William Stoller, Latty. Mrs. Velma Gusler Keysor, Van Wert. Herbert Mosier, Scott, Caroline Myers, Haviland. Lawrence Mielke, Latty. Mrs. Mary Hartwig Gray, Latty. Mrs. Tabitha Hofacker Burt, Oakwood. Mrs. Dorothy Squibb Schmidt, Juneau, Wisconsin. Miss Amy Line, Haviland. Claude Beard, Killed in Action. CLASS OF '-12. Mrs. Lorna Griffis Dull, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Carl Zilke, U. S. Army. Miss Ramona Hebb, Haviland. Mrs. Marcella Hockenberry Myers, Scott. Harry Dangler, Jr., U, S. Navy. Mrs. Evylin Flint Campbell, Ft. Wayne. Miss Elanore Phillips, Fort Wayne, Ind Miss Helen Hofacker, Latty. Miss Ruth Murphy, Scott. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. LaDonna Gusler Mielke, Latty. Florence Hartwig Sanderson, Latty Fern Spratt Coil, Van Wert. Miss Alice Yoh, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs. Leah Shaw Mosier, Scott. CLASS OF '43. Mrs, Mary Laukhuf Klopfenstein, Latty Earl Yoh, Missing in Action. Charles Fast, Haviland. Mrs. Thelma Auman Beard, Haviland. James Adams, U. S. Army. Roy Green, U. S. Army. Delmar Stoller, Latty. Gaylord Breedlove, U. S. Army. Miss Betty l-Iofacker, Van Wert. Lester Sherer, U. S. Army. Miss .Annabelle Cavinder, Haviland. Warren Cadwallader, Haviland, CLASS OF '44. Donald Winninger, Haviland. Miss June Rhodus, Van Wert. Gale R. Compton, U. S. Army. Mrs. Vernabelle Murphy Compton, Scott Elmer Foust, U. S. Navy. Billy Hooker, U. S. Navy. Edward Pfost, Van Wert. Miss Opal Ladd, Grover Hill. Dale Compton, U. S. Navy. Mrs, Louisa Green Mathews, Scott. Wayne Zielke, Latty. Mrs. Betty Goble, Luard, Paulding. John Kent Pond, U. S. Army. Miss Clara Yoh, Van Wert. Mrs. Artise Hebb Rogers. Haviland. Miss Bonnie Gillette: Lewis Myers, U. S. Army. CLASS OF '45, Miss Joan Myers, Haviland. Miss Ada Blake, Fort Wayne, Ind. Miss Mabel Hartwig, Latty. Miss Wilma Foust, Bowling Green, O. Miss Alice Davidson, University of Mich Miss Marvine Friend, Defiance. Miss Donna Market, Haviland. Mrs, Mary Wilson Agnes, Haviland. Miss Delores Laukhuf, Latty. Lesli e Buehler, Latty. Donald Stiebling, Latty. John Hebb, U. s. Navy. , 1,0,p,Z11Af'f 153-M QWMA . MP, JLMJLLA7 ' QQ 4 W GQOWL WW U My Qi ff W WWWWWUQ W Wfifuvwf fff f WWW ygwkfwi, wwzw 'ff' 251' QQ mm ' M' N9 ' www . .v 1 L, T .V,I .W .qui 55 , I -bs l s P 1 1 wg? . !,1 ' Q Inv QM ' !,uJ A . 4. , A ' 4 I . . X, ' jf' A v rg, D N ., In , s , -' I 1 0 M vvrvvvwvvvvvv-fv vvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvv GLEN R. E. DOYL R. E. MUIIR gl SUNS FURNITURE HARDWARE APPLIANCES DRI-GAS. ROPER DRI-GAS RANGES ADMIRAL DUAL-TEMP. 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Gerry R.: Wcll, dorft gct excited, I'm not eating them. . -f M 'W H B111 S 500161 of f ll Q 1 H H Paulding-Putnam Electric Co-operative FOR GOOD FOOD Incorporated North Side ot Square PAULDING, - OHIO SARAH BARNES 444444444AAA A-Axggq--AAA-AA AA-A-L.-A-Lgggf 49 Mo1'e Power to the Farmer-Light Pom vwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv1vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv PRATTXS HOME STURE 3 4 4 4 4 4 CQMPLETE E MARKET - - GROCERIES , MEATS, VEGETABLES SLAUGHTERING, STORAGE CUBING Custom Butchering CALL SCOTT 65 F-3 Products Fully Guaranteed HAVILAND, OHIO AAA---AA-----------,-,-----,-A-,AAAAAAALLA-A-A4-,A .fa-,.,.f ni' ggrwf... ? ' W 4.44.41 You are Welcome at NATIONAL BANK OF PAULDING PAULDING, OHIO A Good Bank In a Good Town In a Good Community. .pN9?Wl 0+ K ,fav ...mg gl -f .r '1:: v I lgf?,:.:'u..'X to wax an-w....f fs n L.,f', . '-.5445 .235 Compliments of PAULDIN G LUMBER COMPANY PAULDING, - OHIO Bob H.: Why' is it 'ou go steady with her? I Gordon K.: Well, Shes differcnt from o Bob H. ln what way? Gordon K.: Shall go with mc. ther girls. Compliments of Paulding Produce PAULDING, - OHIO READ IT IN The DEMOCRAT I Your County Newspaper. Ralph Reinhart, Publisher AAAAAA AAAAx.A.4.4.44.4.4.4.4. PAULDING PACKING COMPANY PACKERS or QUALITY FOODS Phone 70 - PAULDING, OHIO 52 vvvrvvvwvvvwvrvvvvrvvvwvvrvvvv CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To You The Seniors THE AGLER STUDIO VAN WERT, OHIO vvv'vvv1vvvvrvv'v1vvvrv'vv1fv+vvvv:-vvwv Gorman Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE FARM LOANS North Side of Square PAULDING, - OHIO Guerin's Electric and Furniture Store Electric Refrigerators, Sweepers, Washers, Ironers, Ranges, Radios, Fans, Lights, Fixtures, Lamps, Wiring Supplies, Etc. PAULDING, - OHIO Bolt Hough: Girls want a lot nowadays. lvlarvin Laukhuf: Ycs, and thcy want A housc 1 t t 0 Compliments ot Paulding Hatchery Telephone No. 30 Compliments ol PAULDINGI - OHIO DRS. BAIR 61 HYRE U Optometrists Compliments ot FASHION F ROCKS Latest Fashions VAN WERT, - GHIO Men's, Women's and Children's CLOTHING Phone 2287 LA DONNA GUSLER MIELKE Representative LATTY, - OHIO . .v 1 L, T .V,I .W .qui 55 , I -bs l s P 1 1 wg? . !,1 ' Q Inv QM ' !,uJ A . 4. , A ' 4 I . . X, ' jf' A v rg, D N ., In , s , -' I 1 0 M vvvv?vvvvvvvwvvvv:v1vv+vvvvrvvwvvv' ' Compliments of BRUNE PRINTING CCDMPANY PAULDING, OHIO E Bob F.: Maw, that d h Cl d p I Mrs, Fricnd: HC wa . i Bob F.: No, I hit his fingcr, and hc yelled just likc any other dentist. THE FINEST IN FARM MACHINERY ACKEVIEQUIPMENT co. PAULDING, OHIO Phone 36 - Day or Evening DEALERS IN Cliver Farm Machinery ATTACHMENTS AND SUPPLIES We Service Everything We Se11 A-,-------,,---t4A-,-----------A.,....I.......,....--I.IIII 54 -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvrvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvvw SINN'S DAIRY RAW MILK DELIVERED DAILY Phone 637-7 - BRICETON, O. 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SAVAGE BROTHERS Building Supplies and Coals Telephone l5U Office and Yards North of Waterworks PAULDING, OHIO AA-x444eAA-x444AA-A 544--1.r--n44.rAnz-14-xzee-sxengfe--54: vvvv1vvrv1vvvrvvvvwvvvvv BURGESSES' 61 SON I G , M tM k t G IOEDIIEICHIICOOISII e I 991' S Open 7 Days a Week Phone 58-3 LATTY, OHIO O The SQZQSSISSQSSSZXGIIIZSF Best Plf101'l9 47 D U C A T S ' 9 Dry Goods and I I Ready-To-Wear Pauldlng, Ol11O PAULDING, - OHIO Postrnistres: Does this package belong to you? The name is obliterated. joan: No, that isnlt my package. My name is Hough. To insure your children a colleqe education Include Suaar Beets in vour crop rotation. For enerav throuahout the vear In vour cookina and bakina use Kristal Klear. Congratulations to the Class of '46 Success and happiness to you, our wish. May the sweet days of your Senior year Be forever preserved with Kristal Klear. 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HOFFMAN OHIO POULTRY AND BUYGT Of EGG COMPANY EGGS AND POULTRY .Tull-O-Pep-Feeds., GHOVEH HILL, OHIO ARTHUR LALPPY, P1'Op. Compliments Qf Funks Barber Shop Phone 3223 - 219 Walnut SI. AND BEAUTY PARLOR VAN WERT, - OHIO GROVER HILL, - OHIO -A-------,...............,-----,...,-.,,................I 60 444.44 vvvvvvvrwvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvwvvvvvwvvvvvv Read the News in the PAULDING COUNTY SINN REPAIR SHOP REPUBLICAN Published by CLEAN-EASY MILKERS THE PAULDING PRESS Ray Miller, Editor I. I- Thanks G Million- SALES AND SERVICE We'll try to serve you long and W ll' We all think you are pretty swell To think of us When you desire, Insurance against loss by fire. Telephone 50-G CHARLES E. STAHL PAULDINGI - OHIQ PAULDING, OHIO llU West Perry St. - Telephone 77 Y Mrs. Thompson: Whyf, somcti I lx f d l Mrs. jenkins: Nonscnwl You d l k old Cl h h vc a dau h ld Kauser Trucking Service DEALERS IN Stone, Beal, and Agricultural Lime Stone Bugers of Hag and Straw P. U. C. 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N f I 1 , Q- 9 4 1 .E- -gl '.Lg,1 ' , J. .5 1 P .r...-1: ', R . ,X X E ' 1 f X Lxwzz- 'Y ,'Q MQ 1 'v '4 W. T5-1 . l cbJgm g?J NL PUBLISHED BY-Thc Scniur Class, 1946, HLiV1ll1I1dfSCLlIf High School. SPONSOR-Ivlnrtlm Ensign. EDITOR-Ivlaric Titlcr, vvvvvvvrvwvvvvvvvv vvvvvvrvwvrwvvvvrvvwvvvvvvvvvrvwv-vv PAULUING IIUUNTY FARM BUREAU 5 IIUUPERATIVE ASSUCIATIUN GASOLINE, FERTILIZER, KEROSENE FEEDS, LUBRICANTS, FENCE. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, PAINT Phone 42 F-2 HAVILAND. 247 PAULDING M Ensign: Your rg h ld b can undcrstimd th Lafic L.: Well, sir, what p I I h d IN MEMORY OF C. A. BELL HAVILAND, OHIO E. C. CLICK HAVILAND, OHIO CAST and ELECTRIC WELDING GASOLINE AND OIL Compliments of Mentzefs 50 to 31.00 Store Paulding, Ohio ---AAL-,-------------,A4-,------- vvvvvrvvvvvvv vvvvvrvvvvvvvvrvvwvvvv Compliments of lT'S A H000 Mr. lcnkms: Can anyonc tell mc who loan O Richard H.: Plcasc, teacher, Noalfs wif f Arc was? MILKING SHORTHORNS The very finest bull calves tor 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 I HAVILAND, - OHIO Razor, Shears, Straps, Hones, Clippers, Toilet Articles and Creams. STILLWELL'S Barber Supply GROVER HILL, - OHIO DOROTHY SINN FRESH F RUITS. FRESH MEATS Phone 637-9 BRICETON, - OHIO ..,.....-4 AAA---xA:AAAA14: ----- ----L44,---,.,- Compliments oi 'Fha Haviland Clay Works Company HAVILAND, OHIO Manufacturers oi Clay Drain Tile and Structural Clay Tile Double Common Brick - Common Brick Telephone 53 F-3 G D I 5h 'l hhdhtsopranov' L V G R lly I h h h had a vcry poorv G acva D: So dld I, but just tlu lx f her nerve. G. L. FISHER General Merchandise . Compllments of CAVETT, OHIO HAVILAND, OHIO Fruit Market Where you can get What you Want, and Want what you get. C. W.. BARBER SHOP A. D. FAST HI-SPEED STATION HAVILAND, oH1o Iunction l27 and ll4 Ax44:-AAa-AAQ+AAA- 66 vvvvvvvvvvr1vvvvvvrxvvrwvrvvvwvvvvvrvvwvv The Scott Equity Exchange Company THE FARMERS ELEVATOR BURTON R. HOAGLIN, Manager GRAIN AND SEED FEEDS AND COAL Petroleum Products - Bulk and Retail SCOTT, OHIO Sharon G Y lk h l d h Mzlric T.: I likc his attentions, MATTIE RHINEHALT Beauty Shoppe Compliments of FINGER WAVES SHAMPOOS, ETC. , I Phone 7 F-12 - SCOTT, OHIO B I 1 a I1 S Compliments of FOOD SCHAEFFERS MARKET IMPLEMENT CO. PAYNE, - OHIO Phone 5U - SCOTT, OHIO vvvvvrvvvvvvvvrvvvvvvvvvrvvvvvv SINN IMPLEMENT EU. International Harvester Co. Sales and Service CCDNVCDY, OI-IIO -AAA AA---AA+A-AAA-- vvvv1,,vv,vvv,vvvvvvv,,v1,,,,, Compliments of fmecrwlozllv Joie! Dairy I I 1100111013 LIMA, OHIO MCIIIIH B.: Whrlt? You do11't 111431111 to say you arc going shopping 111 all this 1111117 ShL11'o11 G.: Of course I 21111. I'vc saved up 355.00 for 11 rainy day, and this is the f1rst 4 oppo1'tu11ity I'vc had to spend 1 CHARLES F. PRICE Herif-Iones Company INSURANCE SERVICE Q Phone 39 PAULDING, OHIO Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Iewelry Graduation Announcements Medals, Cups and Trophies INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Iewelers to Haviland-Scott School Representative R. I. Dicken R Y E A R vvvvrvv1vvvvBvvvwv vvvv Compliments of Clarence C. Bowyer INSURANCE Mr. Ensign: It says here that thousand Elaine H.: Gee! What a strange diet. f bacteria can live on the point of a needle. Compliments of CROWELUS MoR'r1c1ANs MONUMENT DEALERS Telephone 64 PAULDING, - OHIO As you sow, so shall you reap. Sow Stoller's Seeds for all your needs Stoller's Seed House Telephone 28 PAULDING, - OHIO Compliments of MOORE BROTHERS PAULDING-, - OHIO 71 P P P P J-vw-vwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvv vvvvrv-wvvvv Compliments W. G. Rumloaugh Service Station i Main and Perry St - PAULDING, OHIO P Mr. Scarlarough: It is a strange thing but truc that thc brvircst tools have the most beautiful wives. ' Db Mrs. Scarbrough: Oh, what it tlattcrcr you are darliuv - C, P The Compliments of Paulding Consumers and Supply Co. Hoffman Shoe Store b FARMERS STATION E White Rose Gasoline Enarco Motor Oils and Greases. Goodyear Tires. Phone 151-B - PAULDING, O. PAULDING, OHIO K. D. MEREDITH DRUGGIST North Side Square PAULDING, - OHIO A----11---axe-A--1444149--A 'Elan 'a ' J U M B0 'rovlu TALK Delivered Fresh To Your Grocer Daily ll 5 I 'I23i5i5E?E5i:E5 Qi: 6 .Ev 'iff X.. 5:3 I , 1 yo A THEM? 4? gif X'-2 9 sffloaoairfsl ,1:-r Kooooo .19 t ,V,. Q q to ll' Q If sim 553: hvll ME 50 ' jififigin Eng I Q 'i my 5 Ili-Iii ,I I if . 13iQ5PP.j f Enriched With Vitamins and Iron Doris Edcls: What animal is satisficd with thc least nourishnicnt Gordcn K.: The moth. It cast nothing hut holes. THE GUNSETT CO. 142-144 E. Main Street VAN WERT, OHIO Hardware and Electric Supplies Compliments of Iim Brown's Store VAN WERT, OHIO ag.:-A-4.41---x4444.:-AA-AAg4.4r NITE CLUB ORANGE ROOT BEER, POP-KOLA. Western Ohio Bottling Company VAN WERT, OHIO Harris Beauty Shop Where There is Beauty, There is Charm. E. Harris - Van Wert, Ohio Phone No. 2750 - 318 E. Main St. -A-xz---A-4.4.4A.4.44.LzAAA-A-A-A-nz-AA- HAv11.ooK YEAR Boori 19 7-lie 7-lufzee 'S at Havilan We, the Seniors of the HavilandfSeott School, are happy to present this 1946 edition of the Havilook. We feel especially honored in being able to make this presentaf tion, since the Classes of '44 and '45 were denied that privilege, due to the shortages of materials and personnel necessitated by World War Il. In the pages that follow, you will find some recordings of school activities, social events, and happenings of our glamorf ous, studious, yet almost boyless class. We realize that this book will mean more to us than to any one else, because there are scenes behind the printed scenes, which are familiar to us, yet foreign to you, that will make this 'XHAVILOOKH become dearer to us as the years roll by. Firmly believing that We have been sufficiently trained from the halls of siienec, literature, history, and mathematics to cope with conditions which will confront us, We now boldly launch out into new fields of activity which will daily match our wits. We feel physically fit to combat the forces of disease and p:stilence fvvhieh we must expect to come our wayj since our training has been adequate in personal hygiene. ln the realm of the spiritual, we are specially fortunate because through our teaching personnel, We have learned by precept and example, our relationship to man and our responsibility to God. The graduates of the previous years of the HavilandfSeott School have proved that our optimism is well grounded. Their records are enviable to any people, and they have demonstrated that they can take it on the street, in the field, in the office, or if need be, on the field of battle. This institution is indeed proud of its Alumni, So long as pupils can enjoy the blessings, teachings, and privileges such as has been ours in the Haviland-Scott School, so long shall democracy survive. ft School . A Q- . . IM fi. Q ,..,,F 1-. A .w D ani' ., ' 0 Q M b...-x .. , vW,,,..uwW N I Q 2 vvvvvv vvvvvwvvvvvvvwvrvvwvvwvvvvrvvvvviv Laukhuf Farm Equipment PAULDING, OHIO IOHN DEERE MACHINERY Also Carrying a Complete Line ot Parts and Repairs at all Times Visit Our Store Before Purchasing LAUKHUF FARM EQUIPMENT Carl Laukhut, Mgr. Paulding Store WEST PERRY STREET - - - - PAULDING, OHIO Mrs, Gantt: Frankie, I rczilly think you should take this ptirt in the play, hcaiusc you hgtvo such a strong voicc. Frank P.: Wall, it should lic. l chcw tolmicc O. I. The P. Crain Hardware East Side Square PAULDING-, - OHIO Bradley and Vrooman Paint HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE Warner Electric Brooders and a full line oi POULTRY SUPPLIES Florence Parlor Furnaces If You Want a' Warm Floor TRY A FLORENCE Headquarters for FARM SUPPLIES Compliments of PHLIPOT ONE-STOP GARAGE PAULDING, OHIO FORD AUTOMOBILE AND + INTERNATIONAL Farm Tractor -AA-A-A-A- AAAA-x44AA-AA -AAAAx444.A.4.4A. Yvvvwvvvvvvwvvvvvvvwvvvrvvvwvrvv-vwvvvv This issue of HAVILOOK has been made possible largely by the Merchants who have subscribed to it. They deserve, and will ap- preciate your patronage. R. Davidson: How is it you doift like girls? Ray Sraft: Thcy'rc too biased. R. Davidson: Biascd, what do you IHCHII Ray Craft: Its bias this and bias that, till I'm broke. Compliments of ROY HARRIS FOR BETTER DITCHING Telephone 64 F-22 One and one-half miles West of SCOTT, OHIO BABY TURKS 1946 KUNS TURKEY FARM Nunn-Bush Shoe Store VAN WERT, oH1o Compliments of Snyder FUNERAL HOME Telephone No. 163 PAYNE, - OHIO A-- patting emofzies Twelve short years we have together, Out of lifes swiftfmoving span. Years of laughterfyears of friendship, Having fun as just youth eau, The hest times of our lives we shared, But now itls drawing to a close, Soon all of us must go our ways, And the future, no one knows. As we're walking toward tomorrow, Toward the future, unafraid, Dep among our eherished treasures All our school days will he laid, Yes, our lives are still before us, Yet a little of eaeh heart Stays forever in these hallways Where our fun lirst had its start. Hand in hand we fare commencement And know we needn't say goodbye: For our lives are interwoven, And our memories eannot die. 76 'Rf u'5u .1 L Q 0 arm . M, N ' I '55, f 1. W Q . 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