Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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The Staff hopes that in the years to come you will open the Havilook and recall all the pleasant memories that you have of this year. Left to right: Top row-The Staff at work, the Editor and Photographer consulting, Calendar Editor and Sports Editor working out our future. Bottom row-Dramatics and Circulation Managers getting down to business, working hard? .. . Proof-reading. Stars o the Evening STUDIO A The Directors STUDIU B We the People STU DIC C Sports Refviefw STUDIO D Club Matinee if hi lly . . 2. A-' wxcaivx X 2-is' ' 2 Vit? X :Q ' 'll' X X K x p , ,-xpr.. H6-Q Q15 .. X 3 x is Q fl in A332 X'N-534-wx 0 Z 'YYY X V10 1 '1 iiilim NSN 26252 Us i 5, V -Qy,3,1's5o R g ? H, X Nw-9 hxxxinxx il Bark X Q gf we ' la E . - ' Q-.L 'ffiil B ' Qf lizfw 'Q 21541 ,L ,J . qi Alex' 1' fx! 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' 415.1-, Ef3, ' . k gs f 1 .XEQ gzfflflxa XX xg if 3, X, cg? , , . W ,igff mi wifi wh? Page 6 HAVILOOK 1947 1 They Work L. W. ENSIGN, Superintendent Findlay College, A.B. I University of Wisconsin, Ph.M. I s i IOHN GROH Vice President BURTON HOAGLIN President FURL RHODUS Member ALBERT ZIELKE Clerk ELMER KEYSOR A l Member 1947 HA VILOOK Page 7 F or You ELSIE DAUBERT Findlay College, A.B. Mathematics and Science l : 4 ,x . Sophomore Class Advisor f HELEN LIVINGSTON Ohio University Ypsilanti State Teachers College Battle Creek School ot Home Economics Home Economics, Science and History 7th Grade Advisor MARTHA ENSIGN Findlay College, A.B. Ohio State University English and Physical Edu- cation Senior Class Advisor RICHABD COFFELT Morehead State Teachers College, A.B. University of Michigan Music Freshman Class Advisor Page 8 HAVILOOK 1947 l They point the MART HA COFPELT Morehead Stole Teachers College, AB Ashland School of Commerce Commercial and Grades 4 and 5 WANDA IENKINS Defiance College Ohio Northern University Grades 2 and 3 u.- HEX SCARBROUGH Ohio Northern University DS, in Education Physical Education Industrial Arts Iunior Class Advisor 1494417 HAVILOOK Page 9 Way ahead ROY IENKINS Defiance College Ohio Northern University Grades 5 and 6 VELMA GANTT Ohio Northern University Grades 1 and 2 BARBARA SHEHER Class of '46 Office Secretary Sidi Home Economics II Girls' Gym Our Ianitor Girls' Trio Boys' Shop I Our Pride and Ioy Boys' Shop II Biology Cafeteria Twirlers Secretary Physics Girls' Gym Cafeteria mf We Seniors wish to following pages to our who have gone with school days and have and sorrows together. 4' Svf! ,-'ff+Z5i:.'-' - af-.ei 9' W ' -If X -, , Q. 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Page HAVILOOK 1947 I Onward IICTIVITIES OF SENIORS GORDON KIMMEY Basketball Z, 3, 4 Varsity H Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Class Vice President l Boys' Quartet 2, 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Class Play ,Senior Class Play Havilook Advertising Manager Faculty-rtctivities Award IANET GREEN lfnxed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Ci.r's' Glee Club 2, 4 Cheerleader l, 2, 3 Maiorette 2 Drum Maior 4 Girls' Trio 4 Mixed Quartet 4 G.l-XA. 3, 4 Iunior Class Play Senior Class Play Varsity H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Haviloolc Circulation Manager ROBERT FRIEND Tasketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Varsity H Club l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity H Club President 3 Varsity H Club Vice-President 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 ffoys' Glee Club 2, 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Havilcok Calendar and Humor Editor fl-ll County First Team-4 Faculty-Athletic Prward 947 HAv1LooK page 13 Upward MARY LOU YENSER Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 G.A.A. 4 Senior Class Play 'Iunior Class Play 'Girl Reserves 2, 3 Senior Scholarship Test 4 Havilook Feature Editor 'Paulding School Faculty-Scholarship Award Validictorian LAF IE LEETH Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Varsity H Club 3. 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play Basketball 3, 4 Librarian of Mixed Chorus 4 Havilook Photographic Editor ROBERT WILLIAMS Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Baseball Z, 3. 4 Class Vice President 4 Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Varsity H Club 1, Z. 3, 4 Basketball l, 3, 4 County Basketball Award Q1-ill County 2nd Team! Havilook Sports Editor Page 14 HAVILOOK 1947 WI? Class of '47 RUBY CRAFT Girls' Glee Club 2, 4 Mixed Chorus Z, 3, 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4 GJ-LA. 3. 4 Iunior Class Play ' Senior Class Play G.A.A. President 4 Haviloolc Music and Dramatic Editor WILLIAM FAST Varsity H Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 Class President 1, 2, 4 Iunior Class Play 2, 3 Senior Class Play Best School Citizen 4 Librarian 1. 2 4-H Club 2. 3, 4 Senior Scholarship Test 4 Class Business Manager 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Havilook Editor-in-Chief Faculty-Citizenship Award CAROLYN TOMLINSON Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 CPianistj Boys' Glee Club 4 CPianistj Senior Class Play 'Iunior Class Play CAssistant S 'F.H.A. Treasurer 3 'Elected F.H.A. President 4 'Prom Committee Senior Scholarship Test 4 Havilook Literary Editor 'Van Wert School Sdlutatorian tage Managerb 1947 HAVILOOK Page 15 1947 Class Will We, the class of 1947 being of sound minds Ceven if we can't prove itll, strong bodies, and with full intentions of living a while longer do hereby make, publish, and declare our last !?l will and testament. To the faculty we leave our sincerest thanks and appreciation for their guidance through our years at Haviland-Scott School. We hope they will have many pleasant memories of the class of '47 and not think too harsh- ly cf the little pranks pulled in the lower grades. To the jolly juniors, we will the title sophisticated seniors and our seats in the study hall. tYou won't need to buy any gum for quite some time.l Lafie wills his ability to be a Lone Wolf Kit was willed to him by Bob Hough and is a much treasured possessionl to Emmit Lehman. You'll have to watch carefully or you won't have it to will to anyone next year, Emmit! Bob Friend, being in a very altruistic mood, is willing to will Bill Murphy one sixteenth of an inch of his height. Better take it while you can get it, Bill!! Ruby Wants to GIVE her favorite Royal typewriter to anyone silly enough to Want it. WELL!!! Don't all yell at once! Q Carolyn wills all the boys in Paulding County except one to all the girls in Haviland-Scott School. Here's hoping you have as much luck as she did!!! Bill Fast leaves his position as Editor of the Havilook to the poor fish the faculty picks next year. Don't be as gullible as he was! Ianet Green wills the office telephone back to the school. It's about time, we all think. Now if she will just give us the list of phone numbers we will all be happy. l y Gordon Kimmey leaves his chin dimple to Wilmena Bartels. You ought to have quite a collection of willed items by now, Babe !!! Mary Lou leaves her ability to make the wolves howl to Eloise Rodman. You can take it or leave it!! Bob Williams wills his ability to play basket ball to Lyle Stoller. You can't get rid of it that easy, Bob, nor can you gain it this sirnply, Lyle. Page 16 HAVILOOK 947 Class Prophecy Two vitamin B-one pills plus a glass of nitro-glycerine and we find ourselves in the future some twenty odd years. Haviland looks somewhat different than it did after leaving a few minutes ago. As I stand gazing at the gorgeous surroundings, a beautiful girl approaches and asks if I am lost. After picking up my eye-balls, I tell her I am, and she offers to show me the town. She introduces herself and she turns out to be none other than Mary Lou Yenser, a former classmate. As we proceed down the street we pass a multi-millionaire, who she tells me is William Fast. He is now the owner of twenty thousand acres of land in Antarctica. She also tells me he made his fortune with two mules and an acre of land. We then go into alarge build- ing owned by Leeth, Leeth, Leeth, and Leeth, Incorporated. This man Leeth is president of a large photography firm and has a fine business. One of his models is Miss Ruby Craft, a former Powers Model, who is working for Leeth because of that extra thousand a week. Leeth orders us banished from the building and we awake in front of the massive structure. As We are crawl- ing out of the mud, a large car drives up and out steps Robert Williams, own- er of the Boston Red Sox. They haven't lost a game since Bob took over in 1947. We wish him the best of luck in the future and go on down the street. A very loud noise is heard and a large plane roars overhead towing a huge sign. This is just another political campaign by Gordon Kimmey, mayor of Scott, who wants to become President of the United States. Skip is still up to his old tricks. As we are getting hungry, we drop into a large tea room and find the head waitress to be none other than Ianet Green assisted by Carolyn Tomlinson, who specialize in serving large dinners to servicemen, especially the Army. After eating one of the best dinners in the world, I pro- ceed with a little coaxing back to the kitchen to help with the dishes. This just goes to show what a person can do if he has a good imag- ination and a third period study hall. 947 HAVILOOK Page 17 SENIORS ON PARADE Name Favorite Place Pet Hate Classification Vigglggn Nickname RUBY CRAFT pgcaldegg Honellrlgc I Quietest Nurse Rube WILLIAM FAST Anmilifgjff g0'grQQf'ym5aL'i Friendiiesi Farmer Biii ROBERT FRIEND Home Txlgaigrs Tallest Ace JANET GREEN Payne Boys!! Skinniest Secretary Jackie GoRDoN KININIEY- To Bed 823:55 Sgfgvgggff Sleeping skip LAFIE LEETH Y0UQLo'f,'fVef Typing!! Biggest Photography Squat CA'IR8IbIK?NS0N Ba,S2'fhigQ2ek' Noisiest Guess??? Tennny Freshmen RoBERT WILLIAMS Any Place Referees Diiiid Coaching senyler MARY Lou YENSER Haviland Comafed Smartest f 'T'g5Ve' LU LU Page 18 HAVILOOK 1947 gf' INFORMAL IUNIORS Iuniors trying to look pretty. Marvin Laukhuf, Ernmit Leh- man, Marietta Zielke, Carl Sinn. Helen Tomlinson, Ray Craft, Gene Scarbrough, Ioanne Hough. Ioan Foust, Richard Davidson, Tom Myers, Yflloyd Hocken- berry. The morning after the night be- fore. 1947 HAVILOOK Page SOPHOMORES Leah Williamson, Geraldine Rider, lva Lou Lcrukliui, Patricia Groh. Billy Murphy. Dale Yoh, llo Belle Hoiacker, Ruth Kimmey, Ioan Laukhul, Evaleen Shaw. Florence Funk, Dorothy Saums, Arthur Carter, Iohn Baker, Ray Sinn. Laura Dene Williamson, Eloise Rod- man, Wilmena Kent, Earl Zimmerman, Marcia Sperry. Carrie Hartwig. Charles Hartwig, Mary Lou Akom. Olive Leeth, Erma Lehman. FRESHMEN Page 20 HAVILOOK 1947 EIGHTH GRADE Betty Mae Green, Ieanne Griflis, Eleanor Hoag- lin. Teresa Hooker, Phyllis Davis. Ireta Decker, Betty Finnegan, Delores Keysor, Iohn Fast, Dick Groh. Tom Craft, Luther Holacker, Gerald Laukhui, VVil1ard Laukhuf, Lloyd Lehman. Iohn Market, Donald Pate, Glen Pease, Ioy May Rhinehalt, Gloria Springer. Gloria Steibling, Alice Williamson, Harold Win- ninger, Donald Williams, lames Williams. Gale Yoh. Erma Baker, George Ienkins, Le Roy Shaw, Ruth Stoller. Lyle Stoller. Margaret Bice, Patricia Schaadt, Ioan Pate, Del- ores Adkins, Ethelyn Tarlton. Ianet Mohr, Colleen Keysor, Mary Harris, Louise Gudakunst, Dorothy Funk. Elizabeth Cavinder, Barbara Brian, Pablo Ra- mirez, Robert Laukhuf, Charles Ienkins. Donald Harris, Robert Gundermcm, Roy Glass, Richard Hager, Gene Davis. SEVENTH GRADE 1947 HAVILOOK Page 21 SIXTH GRADE Paul Williams. Lowell Crait, Earl Pease, Betty Cavinder, Maurice Myers. Dean Williamson, Becky Akom, William Hoag- lin, Phidela Lehman, Shirley Bowholtz. Barbara Fast, Harold Tomlinson, Roberta Stoller. Ruth Fousi, Ray Hartwig. Ioan Ensign, Charles Rodman, Gene Breininger, Lucille Kimmey, Lawrence Decker. Lou Ann Rhinehalt, Richard Zielke, George Yoh. Delores Bennett. Anna lean Whitaker. Floyd Carter, Larry Finnegan. Glen Williams, Royal Hoiacker, Robert Tarlton, Rex Davis, Edwin Rodman. Darwin Iewell, Leona Foust, Anita Sperry, Ruby Hockenberry, Barbara Groh. Shirley Speakman. Lois Puckett, lim Wirick, Harold Beech, Lois Williamson. Barbara Schaadt, Rae Kay Tow, Richard Perry, Charles Kauser. Donna Debacher. Doyl Whitaker, Gary Eisenmann, Patty Decker, Danny Akom. FIFTH GRADE Page 22 HAVILOOK 1947 FOURTH GRADE Billy Bendele, Vada Pate, Ieannlne Tarlton. Benny Cralt, Evelyn Ginzel. Dennis Bennett, Iohn Harris, Bobby Adkins. Rex Rodman, Ianet Kent. Rose Baker, Beverly Houseworth, Roger Roth, Noreda Keysor, Mariam Stoller. Nancy Zielke, Ioe Gunderman, Sharon Gritiis, Evelyn Stoller. Barbara Schisler. Maxine Pond. Walter Sinn. Kathryn Watson, Elizabeth Adkins, Mildred Perry, Fortune Ramirez, Iimmy Decker. Franklin Cavinder, Ianice Ginzel, Chester Pack. Marilyn Harris, Sandra Routt. Gerald Williamson, Robert Cavinder. Gerald Hoiacker, Mary Lou Gunderman Evelyn Funk. Dorothy Foust, Billie Laukhui. Richard Nichlos. Ianice Foxx. THIRD GRADE 1947 HAVILOOK Page 23 SECOND GRADE Maurice Akom, George Keysor, Ioan Baker, Eugene Whitaker, Mable Iewell. I. Delores Hockenberry, Paul Stiebeling, Iustus O'Day, Robert Williamson, Billy Hotacker. Norma Nicklos, Lydia Dunham, Richard Akom, Ianice Parker, Karen Gudakunst. Lester Stoller, Richard Foust, Lynn Mefierd. Richard Caldwell, K. Gene Decker. Domingo Ramirez, Frank Ptak, Delores Roth, Geraldine Puckett, Louise Puckett. Marie Brian, Gordon Harris. Carlos Tyas, David Zielke, Dennis Williams, Michael Tow, Forest Smith. Richard Stoller, Iimmy Puckett, Milford Pond, Everett Nickols, Dean Laukhut. Larry Laukhut, David Ienkins, Sammy Gunder- man. Arthur Griftis, Ronald Eisenman. Walter Dunham, Gordon Davis, Sandra Buehler Brenda Mumma, Beverly Williams. Donna Houtt, Norma Pratt, Guodalupe Ramirez Iudy Cavinder. FIRST GRADE General Science Typing II Our Cooks Our Superintendent Behind the scenes Senior High Gym Counting Money Home EC. I Our Photographers Typing I Iunior High Gym Iump Ball Our Bus Drivers 1-2-3-4 21.2 ,- . - 9A 'fxxnyg K - Z' A . Sig. if rg ith? ly i l .yga-fills' rf' 1 . l, A ..'- D .3 56. ,- 4 , ., W Qs fg 5 ,111 . left A A, f. Q- ff't,,,.Jn- tl?tlrft.'l?5s.5:tia3 ' ' fi--1? 9 . - '- 3 ' - ' .-t. -'fa 121' 1 1 X F .gt E Qi E 'ft' . -'. 4 ,v . . N 'im D ,gtffllll 1 , . t x lgl-i-tail ht ran' N X' V' t ll 'Skill 'U ll. A xr he 'll X All lx Q l1'l'l xglv, Jig. JILL: N X 1 vi .-v l t 0 L':,,ttt.tat3:ll fy, J N 2 1' glfgtf lx ff 'JN 'K-T. I 5 M X t ' a . A ' ttf y t , at it ...E lgivl 'ull QV, l f me l qla- 'xg' I Hal if Qu.: Wt'?,i wf V1 l f? A it' 'Rf l. :vc 4,3 11: fn-x qw If em fi si. Li H AVE . V, t .Mgt E 'J If .1 94Armg,3 154 .. tj 1. 1.1 . IFS., 5 Si-44.2. ff f ,tie if , 5,9 rp , 1 ' 'za S f WWE 54,1 'ft' ww lv 'H' 'll 1 'V' 'tt 'wtf CL 2 MXL . ' nt. 14 Jn! r, 1 K my il . fgfhjt t ri .fwgluy at ,iz df Jetvfvfxa'-313' J llifr fulfil IL e Sports are a vital part in one's school life. They teach us to think fast and accurately and are readily enjoyed by everyone. We students are very proud ol the different forms of recreation at Haviland-Scott High. x,.xN xi!! XX XR r tk Al it ' .. I My In -, 1 ' ' X1 1 rt X Y t f fat,-, -'l f l ffm.. Y H V, F 1 5,3 -U L '.,, ,t,r-3-' ,,f,:...: Jr..-. np., -Z-fr-ff J: ff' I2 X we el W4 S2 ., F 4 ' C HQ if ll Page 26 HAVILOOK 47 Left to right. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT The team worked hard this year and found that hard work pays off. Having a fine set of boys helps but Coach Scarbrough deserves much credit. They won the league championship with only one defeat in the county schedule. Although the tournament champs beat the Wild Cats in the semi- finals the season as a whole was most successful. Top row-Cloyd Hockenberry, Marvin Laukhuf, Gordon Kimmey, Art Carter, Tom Myers, Lafie Leeth, Robert Friend, Emmit Lehman, William Fast, Carl Sinn, Robert Williams. Second row-Ray Craft, Rex Scarbrough, Coach: Ray Sinn. Bottom row-Billy Murphy, Manager: Iohn Baker, Fred Hartwig, Gene Scar- brough, Manager. Page ,.l.i1i-1 TEAM HAH!! Left to right: GORDON KIMMEY Senior, Forward EMMIT LEHMAN Iunior, Guard MARVIN LAUKHUF Iunior, Guard ART CARTER Freshman, Center CARL SINN Iunior, Guard ROBERT WILLIAMS Senior, Forward CLOYD HOCKENBERRY Iunior, Forward WILLIAM FAST Senior. Forward TOM MYERS Iunior, Guard ROBERT FRIEND Senior, Center Page za HAv1LooK 1947 ACTION--TEAM WORK Managers of our team. BILLY MURPHY GENE SCARBROUGH The prizes of victory are seldom handed to student managers or cheerleaders, but we of HAVILOOK understand and appreciate the im- portance of the Work they do and the superior manner in which that Work was done this year. Well done, gang--we are counting on plenty of help for the team from you next year! Cheerleaders of our team. IOAN LAUKHUF ' IERRY LOU RIDER IOANNE HOUGH 947 HAVILOOK Page 29 WE PLAY TO WIN i' if 1 G I Consolation ball won in 1947 tournament. League Trophy-9 wins and l loss 1946-47 league schedule. Individual Sportsmanship Trophy-Awarded Carl Sinn 1947 tournament. County League Team Sportsmanship Trophy-Awarded team in 1945-46. 1946-47 BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW Nov. l2 At Union. As a sample of things to come, the Wildcats took a double win. Reserve score 30-16. Varsity score 41-28. Nov. l5 At Grover Hill. Victory again to both squads. Reserve score 45-15. Varsity score 35-20. Nov. 22 Antwerp battled the Wildcats at Haviland. The home team turned in two more well earned wins. Reserve score 34-23. Varsity score 42-23. Dec. 6 Wildcats easily vanquished Oakwood on the latter's floor. Reserve score 39-ll. Varsity score 52-28. Dec. 13 Haviland tasted defeat for the first time on the Payne court. Reserve score 23-27. Varsity score 22-51. Ian. 14 The Wildcats playing at home handed Latty their first de- feat of the season. The reserve also scored a victory. Reserve score 25-29. Varsity score 49-41. Ian. 17 Haviland met Payne again. Victory!! Reserve score 32- 27. Varsity score 52-42. Ian. 21 Grover Hill Hornets came to the Haviland court for return games and met defeat. Reserve score 43-13. Varsity score 46-20. Ian. 24 Oakwood at Haviland and the Cats have easy victories. Reserve score 43-ll. Varsity score 49-29. Ian. 28 On the Antwerp court, the Wildcats won both contests. The reserves were in danger several times but settled down to win. Reserve score 23-19. Varsity score 58-37. Ian. 31 The Wildcats prowl northward. Latty fought valiantly on their own floor but gave way to the sharpshooting Cats. The Reserve game Page so HAVILOOK 947 was settled in an overtime at 34-32. The Varsity ended at 41-40, virtually as- suring the County League trophy to Haviland-Scott School. Feb. 7 Paulding came to the Haviland-Scott court and went home with double victories. Reserve score 19-30: Varsity score 40-30. Feb. ll At Hoaglin-Iackson the Wildcats won contests. The var- sity was in danger several times, but settled down to win. Reserve score. 33-28: Varsity, 41-30. Feb. 18 The Haviland-Scott Wildcats went to the Paulding gym to play Payne in the first game of the tournament. The Wildcats led the Payne Panthers all the way. First quarter score 7-6. Half time score 19-ll. At the end of the third quarter the score was 28-24. The final score was 38-36 in fa- vor of the Wildcats. Feb. 21 On the third night of the tournament, Haviland journeyed to Paulding with high hopes of advancing to the finals, but Paulding had the same idea. Paulding took an early lead of 6-3, at the one-fourth mark. But during the second quarter, the Wildcats gained to make the score stand at the half 17-18, in Paulding's favor. The third was nip and tuck, but still 25-27. During the last quarter the Haviland sharpshooters just could not hit the bas- ket. The game ended with the score 31-38 in Paulding's favor. Feb. 22 On the final night of the county tourney, Haviland showed that they could still play ball by beating Grover Hill in the Consolation game. During the second quarter, Haviland went on a scoring spree and led 36-12. Haviland scored 4 points and Grover scored 3 during the third quarter. The game ended with the score 54-22 in Haviland's favor. Paulding won the tournament trophy and Crowell also of Paulding received one of the sportsmanship trophies. Haviland won the basket ball used in the tourney as a Consolation award and Carl Sinn, Iunior forward, was awarded the 3r's of Sports Sportsmanship trophy. Haviland also re- ceived the League trophy while Antwerp won the league sportsmanship and tournament runner-up trophies. '44-'45, '45-'46, Left to right Fast, Bob Williams. SENIOR ATHLETICS INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Top row-Bob Friend, Lafie Leeth Bottom row-Gordon Kimmey B111 .fix Wm 6' f fc,-X , I p 1 gf, gy ' 'QS' 1 -I. 5 4, N I . X 'f-:W I ' Su ' ,wiv 'fs'-. . o - . f ff 3 its f'?x',g4 iQZ,4' :.. X ti t 4 5, ' rx- - x t :tif - fu ZX fs t e ' N. lg? flu N 'vp-. xv-35161: Jfrlxm Q' 9 E. , :X x N, . , va X :Mtn A 1 fx ,xXx x' X X26 BN 3, x g x A Xp t A X mfg 'Irs X 2 M ' ' '- ,. X Sk '51 qv' 5 , 2? S9 . if . ff, XP-Q .5 If .' QW 5? ,P at I V ' f I - XXX, N' , .t 1 Y ' , T ' U WW 5 . I H 'xx-. vm .,,xi, 1 X t 'N 1 7 ' Q These following pages bring to light the people who participated in the many activities which made up the greater part of this school year. We certainly enjoyed every minute of it. N'x1f -QfZ, ff, :Jil M ' r M ,sta E4 -w t f' 'A lf -f'iQk .,1 l L' lim Page 32 HAVILOOK 947 On Top HONOR STUDENTS CB average first 24 Weeksl Lett to right Top row-Gerald Laukhuf, Jeanne Grittis, Iohn Market, Erma Lehman, Emmit Lehman, Richard Davidson, Mary Lou Yenser, Eleanor Hoaglin, Harold Wen- ninger. Bottom row-Gloria Steibeling, Ruth Stoller, Evaleen Shaw, Helen Tomlinson, Dorothy Funk, Betty Finnegan. First grade-Dennis Williams, Larry Laukhui, Beverly Williams, Sammy Gun- derman, Sandra Buehler, Walter Dunham, Deloris Roth, Erline Brian, Louise Puckett, Dean Laukhuf, Norma Pratt, Gordon Davis, Richard Stoller, Michael Tow, Arthur Grifiis, David Zielke, Donna Routt. Second grade-Gene Decker, Richard Foust, George Keysor, Lynn Meftord, Frank Ptak, Paul Steibeling, Lester Stoller, Lydia Dunham, Karen Gudakunst, Deloris Hockenberry, Ianice Parker. Third grade-Billie Laukhuf, Ianice Foxx, Evelyn Funk, Janice Ginzel, Mary Gunderman, Mildred Perry, Sandra Routt, Kathryn Watson. Fourth grade-William Bendele, Sharon Griffis, Ianet Kent, Noreda Keysor, Maxine Pond, Roger Roth, Walter Sinn, Marion Stoller, Ieannine Tarlton, Nancy Zielke. Fifth grade-Gary Eisenmann, Barbara Groh, Shirley Speakman, Anita Sperry, Rae Kay Tow, Louis Williamson. Sixth grade--Gene Breininger, Floyd Carter, William Hoaglin, Dean William- son, Richard Zielke, Ioan Ensign, Barbara Fast. 1947 HAVILOOK Page 33 Of The List A good citizen is Bill Fast, He cannot do a Wrong and feel right, Honor to him is first and last, A virtue he cannot slight. A's and B's adorn their grade cards, Because Helen and Emmit are bright. Would we love to be their wards So We too could see the light? Tom and Leah are the most popular two, They keep laughter in the school. Always ready with a joke or pun, Which keeps our days tilled with fun. Always there, always fighting for the ball, Always playing fair and square, Are the best athletes Bob and Iva Lou, They'll either die or do! Page 34 HAVILOOK 1947 OUR MUSIC ENLIVENS HAVILAND THE BAND Left to right, back row--Laura Dene Williamson, Marietta Zielke, Alice Wil- liamson, Ioan Fouse, Leah Williamson, Ioan Laukhuf, Ruth Kimmey, Ieanne Griiiis, Bill Hoaglin, Betty Lou Finnegan, Barbara Fast, Gloria Stiebling, Mar- cia Sperry, Marvin Laukhuf, Mr. Cofielt, Instructor. Bottom row-Ianet Green, Drum Major: William Fast, Gene Scarbrough, Alice Williamson, Evaleen Shaw, Erma Lehman, Eleanor Hoaglin, LeRoy Shaw, Ioan Ensign, Ianet Mohr, Gerald Laukhuf, Emmit Lehman, Ioanne Hough, Majorette. THE BAND Our band, under the direction of Mr. Richard Coffelt, consists oi forty-five members. There are twenty-five in the Senior band and twenty in the Beginners band. Even though only eight of them knew anything about an instrument in September, by mid-November their music reminded us of old times at the games. Band, your school is proud of your performances at pep rallies, contests, county and local musicals-Good Luck! V 1947 HAVILOOK Page 35 WE EXPRESS WORDS IN MUSIC The music department has been reorganized this year under the very capable direction of Mr. Coffelt, a former GI, who did his bit in Germany. Haviland is his first teaching assignment, and his youthful vigor is extremely valuable for rebuilding and revitalizing our department. During the school year, the mixed chorus and glee clubs have par- ticipated in the local and county Musicals, and the High School Musical Fes- tival at Bluffton, and the Farmers' Institute. The girls' trio, the mixed quartet, and the boys' quartet deserve spe- cial recognition for their excellent performances. MIXED CHORUS Left to right, top row-Earl Zimmerman, Ray Craft, Lafie Leeth, Ioanne Hough, Eloise Rodman, Iva Lou Laukhuf, Patty Groh, Ioan F oust, Ruth Kimmey, Marcia Sperry, Marietta Zielke, Laura Dene Williamson, Gordon Kimmey, William Fast, Hay Sinn. Middle row-Tom Myers, Art Carter, Emmit Lehman, Robert Friend, Carolyn Tomlinson, Olive Leeth, llo Belle Hofacker, Ianet Green, Ruby Craft, Wilh- mena Kent, Geraldine Rider, Ioan Laukhuf, Carl Sinn, Robert Williams, Gene Scarbrough, Mr. Coffelt, Instructor. Bottom row-Dale Yoh, Marvin Laukhuf, Richard Davidson, Helen Tomlinson, Evaleen Shaw, Dorothy Saum, Mary Lou Akom, Erma Lehman, Leah Wil- liamson, Mary Lou Yenser, Fred Hartwig, Billy Murphy, Iohn Baker. E3 iii-9 Page 36 HAVILOOK 1947 WE LIKE TO SING GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Lett to right, top row-Ioan Laukhuf, Helen Tomlinson, Evaleen Shaw, Marcia Sperry, Joanne Hough, Ruby Craft, Mr. Coffelt, Instructor, Wilhmena Kent. Laura Dene Williamson, Geraldine Rider, Ianet Green, Mary Lou Akom, Ruth Kimmey, Patty Groh. Bottom row-Dorothy Saum, Eloise Rodman, Marietta Zielke, Iva Lou Lauk- hut, Ioan Foust, Leah Williamson, Mary Lou Yenser, Carrie Hartwig, Ilo Belle Hofacker, Carolyn Tomlinson, Erma Lehman. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top row-Ray Sinn, Richard Davidson, Emmit Lehman, Tom Myers, Lafie Leeth, Marvin Laukhut, Carl Sinn, Robert Williams. Middle row-Ioan Baker, Fred Hartwig, William Fast, Robert Friend, Art Car- ter, Gene Scarbrough, Billy Murphy, Mr. Coffelt, Instructor. Bottom row-Earl Zimmerman, Gordon Kimmey, Carolyn Tomlinson, pianist: Dale Yoh, Ray Craft. 1947 HAVILOOK Page 37 TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER 4 H CLUBS SEWING SUSIES Left to right, top row-Ianet Mohr, Eleanor Hoaglin, Mrs. Hough, Advisor: Io- anne Hough, Geraldine Rider, Marcia Sperry. Bottom row-Delores Keysor, Anita Sperry, Colleen Keysor, Barbara Brian, Ethelyn Tarlton. FUTURE HOUSEWIVES Left to right, top row-Barbara Groh, Patty Groh, Mrs. Ptak, Advisor: Patricia Schaadt, Barbara Schaadt. Bottom row-Evaleen Shaw, Louise Gudakunst, Ioan Laukhuf, Ilo Belle Ho- facker, Ioan Ensign, Barbara Fast. Pqge HAVILOOK THEY BOOST VARSITY H CLUB Left to right, top row-Ray Craft, Mr. Ensign, Rex Scarbrough, Gordon Kim- mey. Middle row-Carl Sinn, Robert Williams, Dale Yoh, Bill Fast, Robert Friend, Tom Myers, Lafie Leeth, Emmit Lehman. Bottom row-Billy Murphy, Gene' Scarbrough, Cloyd Hockenberry, Ianet Green, Ioanne Hough, Richard Davidson, Marvin Laukhuf. BOYS' 4-H CLUB Left to right, top row--Tom Craft, Dick Groh, Iohn Fast, George Ienkins, Floyd Carter, Lowell Craft, Gene Davis, Iim Williams, Charles Ienkins, Lloyd Leh- man. Middle row-Ray Sinn, Bill Fast, Art Carter, Torn Myers, Marvin Laukhuf. Emmit Lehman, Richard Davidson, Carl Sinn, Ray Craft. Bottom row-LeRoy Shaw, Don Williams, Richard Zielke, Dean Williamson, Rex Davis, Morris Myers. 1 947 HAVILOOK Page 39 THE SCHOOL ALONG The G. A. A. is composed of all girls participating in the Physical Education program of the school. The main purpose of the program is to de- velop and maintain stronger and healthier bodies. The G. A. A. has attempt- ed to supplement this program by developing a keener interest in sportsman- ship, cooperation, and general friendliness. Some high spots in the program of the organization include field nights with other schools and the annual trip to the Van Wert Y. W. C. A. for an evening of skating and swimming. The election of officers was held the first of the year, and they are as follows: President, Ruby Craft. Freshman Assistant, Erma Lehman. Sophomore Assistant, Iva Lou Laukhuf. Iunior Assistant, Ioanne Hough. Frram G. A. A. Left to right, top row-Helen Tomlinson, Patty Groh, Ioan Foust, Carolyn Tom- linson. Evaleen Shaw, Ruth Kimmey, Mary Lou Akom, Ianet Green, Geral- dine Rider. Middle row-Leah Williamson, Marcia Sperry, Marietta Zielke, Wilhmena Kent, Mrs. Ensign, Instructor: Dorothy Saum, Laura Dene Williamson, Eloise Rodman, Florence Funk, Mary Lou Yenser. Bottom row-Carrie Hartwig, Ioan Laukhuf, loanne Hough, Ruby Craft, Iva Lou Laukhuf, Erma Lehman, Ilo Belle Hofacker. Page 40 HAv1LooK 1947 THE CALAMITY KIDS Senior Play CHARACTERS MIDGE STARR . . g EVALEEN SHAW MICKEY STARR The C0'1'- m1'Y 'Wins ' FREDDIE HARTWIG EMILY HASKINS- Em, who loves orphans . . . ...,, IVA LOU LAUKHUF CLARA CLAGG-With a nose for news , , , ,.., ,.., C AROLYN TOMLINSON HEZEKIAH HASKINS- Hez, Em's Worse half , . . ........ ROBERT FRIEND BRAD RIVERS-Who hates girls ....,...,...4 . , GORDON KIMMEY BONNIE RIVERS-A lovable pepper-pot .. . . .. MARY LOU YENSER GIDEON GARVEY-The tWins's uncle . , ......, LAFIE LEETH OPAL LUDLOW-The tWir1s's aunt .. IANET GREEN LORAINE LUDLOW-Her daughter . . RUBY CRAFT ELMER LUDLOW-Her son .,..,..,. ..,.., .,.., W I LLIAM FAST Director .. ........ . .... Mrs. Ensign . SYNOPSIS Emily and Hezekiah Haskins, a lovable old couple. have spent their married lite taking care of orphans. When the play opens there are four orphans living with them-Bonnie Blue. with a mysterious past: Brad Rivers. a college student, and Midge and Mickey Starr, a pair of thirteen-year-old twins, who are always in mischief, The twins's relatives plan to separate them and use them for servants. Bonnie and Brad finally discover they are in love. How everything turns out in the end is a hilarious comedy. 1947 HAVILOOK Page 41 STAR CRAZY Iunior Play CHARACTERS ISABELLA-Who once had a chance to be a star . . , . . HELEN TOMLINSON BILL ANDREWSYA future baseball star ..4...,.,....,...... . .. GENE SCARBROUGI-I PROFESSOR ANDREWSsWho has just discovered a new star , , .,.... EMMIT LEHMAN IERRY ANDREWS-His daughter who would like to marry one ....4........ . IOANNE HOUGH MARIETTA ZIELKE DONNA ANDREWS-Her young sister who thinks it wouldn't be a bad idea BETH ROBINSON-Who agrees enthusiastically ..,..4,.............,..,...., IOAN LAUKHUF DICK MALLON-A baseball star ..,. ,....,.. ..... ....,., .... , . C A RL SINN IOAN MAYBERRY-AA Hollywood star ....,. ........, . .. . .... ...., , . IOANNE FOUST IOE ALLCOT-Who is going star crazy ,.,. ,.........4,.,,....... , . MARVIN LAUKHUF Stage Managers: Tom Myers, Cloyd Hockenberry, Ray Craft, Richard Davidson Director .... .,....4....4.....,..,.....,. R ex Scarbrough SYNOPSIS Ierry Andrews spends her time helping her father, Professor Andrews. an astronomer. When she hears Dick Mallon, a star ball player, is in town, she regrets having put a career ahead of marriage. Her sister, Donna. senses this and sets out to undo the wrong. Nothing, not even the arrival ol Ioan Mayberry, Dick's fiancee. stops Donna and her friend, Beth Rob- inson, and her brother, Bill. How they manage to get everyone involved is very complicated. Page 42 HAVILOOK 947 COMMUNITY CLUB LADIES Left to right, top row-Velma Gantt, Wanda Ienkins, Esther Griffis, Nellie Hudson, Florence Ptak, Pauline Stiebling, Dorothy Bice, Martha Ensign, Grace Mohr, Ethel Griffis, Bessie Mosier. Middle row-Mildred Dangler, Bernice Parker, Mary Mosier, Grace Basil, Minnie Myers, Bernice Hough, Pearl Basil, Ora Mumma, Marie Hoaglin, Blanche Hallard, Ethel Compton, Marie Fast. Bottom row-Virginia Zielke, Anna Stiebling, Effie Keith, Minnie Frakes, Rubye Scarbrough, Virginia Gudakunst, Catherine Covey, Cora Tow. CLUB ROLL Alta Baer, Grace Basil, Martha Basil, Pearl Basil, Dorothy Bice, Hazel Bressler, Ethel Brian, Ethel Compton, Catherine Covey, Mildred Dangler, Opal Dangler, Elsie Danklefsen, Martha Ensign, Marie Fast, Minnie Frakes, Velma Gantt, Esther Griffis, Ethel Grifiis, Virginia Gudakunst, Blanche Hallard, Phyl- lis Hanselman, Bertha Harmount, Marie Hoaglin, Bernice Hough, Nellie Hud- son, Wanda Ienkins, Effie Kieth, Mary Lehman, Addie Market, Emily Mills, Grace Mohr, Bessie Mosier, Mary Mosier, Helen Mumma, Ora Mumma, Min- nie Myers, Berniece Parker, Etta Preston, Florence Ptak, Betty Reid, Helen Roth, Rubye Scarbrough, Minnie Scott, Anna Stiebling, Pauline Stiebling, Cora Tow, Elmyra Tow, Viola Watson, Viola Yoh, Virginia Zielke. 1947 HAVILOOK Page 43 x HAVILOOK CALENDAR FOR '46-'47 Sept. 4-School opens! Another torturous year ahead. Four new shining faces, Miss Daubert, Mr. Coffelt, Mrs. Coftelt, and Mrs. Livingston. Watch the polish wear off!!!! Sept. 5-Only 94 more shopping days before Christmas. Oct. 14-Beginning of 2nd six weeks-Let's do better this time. Oct. 29-Show on Circulation -that blood sure gets around. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. I an. Ian. 30-Senior and Sophomore party at Kimmey's-Pass the cider!! Also Community Club banquet. 5-Big robbery at school. Loot included pistol and one dollar. ll-No school-Armistice Day. 12-Played at Union-Happy day! We won 41 to 31. 14-Played at Grover Hill-We won 35 to 20. 16-No school!!! Sunday. How many went to church???? 21-Played Antwerp-We won 42 to 23. 27-Iunior Class play. Excellent showmanship. 6-Played Oakwood-We won 52 to 28. 13-Played Payne--met defeat-lots of excuses. 17-High School Christmas party-more FUN!!! Especially the peanut pushing. 19- Ki1roy was here ,..,,..... !!! 20-Latty game postponed until Ian. 14. Illness on the squad. 25-Christmas-off the payroll for one whole week! 30-Started to school again. 31-The bottom halls filled with steam. Too bad-it just wouldn't!!! 1-New Year's Day-no school-needed the sleep anyhow- stayed too long at Convoy. 3-Grover Hill game cancelled because of ice. 14-Defeated Latty and now are tied for the League lead. 16-Agler was here-Everybody in suits and ties. SMILE!! 17-Revenged earlier defeat by subduing Payne 52 to 42. 20-Played the cancelled game with Grover. We won 45 to 19. 23-Agler back for informal snaps--played Oakwood that night. Page 44 HAVILGOK 1947 Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May We won 49 to 29. 27-Got part of our new basketball suits-went to Agler's for our individual pictures. 28-Iourneyed to Antwerp-Brought home another victory-58 to 37. Cheer leaders proved to be quite popular!! 31-Beat Latty-41-40 thus capturing County League Champion- ship. 1-Tournament drawings decided-received a small amount of tickets. 7-Played Paulding--They won-no comment. ll-Played Hoaglin Iackson-We won 41 to 30. Closed our regular season with eleven wins and two losses. 14-Valentine Day. 18-The starting of the Week of the Year. 18-We beat Payne for our first tournament victory 38 to 36. 19-Farmers' Institute-Two whole days of vacation. 21-We were beaten in tournament by Paulding. 22-Beat Grover Hill in consolation game of tournament 54-22. Paulding, new county champs. 25-Show on Learning to Swim. 3-Annual Staff meeting. 8-Three of our smartest seniors journey to Paulding for State Test. 14-County Musical at Paulding. 19-Sr. High girls at Y. W. C. A. in Van Wert. 31-The end of another month-not much cooking!! 7--Athletic Banquet 10-Ir. High girls at Y. W. C. A. in Van Wert. ll-We present the local musical for the doting parents!! 19-Trio and Mixed Ensemble travel to Bowling Green. 25-Eighth grade test. And how did WE do???? 26-Chorus contest at Bluffton. 9-Senior Chapel: Senior play. ll-Baccalaureate. School's out for the Seniors! Ha ha!! 14-Commencement. Last official day of school. 16-Iunior-Senior trip. . 947 HAVILOOK Page 45 Page 46 HAVILOOK 1947 MQW ?0 '54+4hW?4+099'! ! I'4I 1 ! I ! I'i I Z Z''! Z ! Z Z 2 2 ! 3 !'4 Z''! Z'+'Z Z ! ! ! i'13 b'!'iP'2'+s5i 3 ! i'9'U !'3 BY THE WAY INN LUNCH - ICE CREAM GAS - OIL - TIRES '.'5'Z ! . 'I l I Z 2's . Z I' PSHE' Compliments of Z I Z ! 3 . HA Houseworth Bros. A Veterans of World War II West of Van Wert, Ohio, on U. S. 30 ! Z Z'+' .. ': Z : 1 X I I l 9 'O Educational Publications and Equipment 'IMI-'I' I' sq..g..g..g. '-:- O O 5 'E B CD 5 U3 9. 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'rI'4 Z U so S11 cn Z so 20 : -4 no rn Compliments of PAULDING HATCHERY Complimems of Telephone No. 30 Paulding, Ohio OPTOMETRISTS ' Compliments ' f of Q .Q Van Wert, Ohio gg was eLorHnEAz Ujg PHONE2287 VAN WERT, OHIO 0 0 B '00:00:00:00:0Q00:00:00:00Q0:00:00:00:00:00:00:00!00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:0 ' 0. 0:00:00:0Q00:00:00:00:00 0. 0. 0.00:00:00:00:0Q0:00:00:00Q0:00:00:00:00:00!00:0Q0:00:00:0Qg4 o 0 ooo 35002002005o:n:oo:oo:oo:ooQo:oo:oo:o0:0ozo9200290200:00:00:0ozbozoozoszoeoozoozotzooznzo0:0ozoozoozoszeozootovzoozobzooznzoazoozoozoozoozoezoozoo:oo:oo:oo:oo:o0:00:0920ozoozoozoozobzoozoozobzo 2040020050105 gi: 33 .22 ego . If This issue oi HAVILOOK has been made 252 possible largely by the merchants and pro- fessional people who have subscribed to rg: , , , :E gg it. They deserve, and will appreciate your -5. 33 121 patronage. 32: 25: 4' .Q If 12: 32 'S' 0:4 -ff 'E' 'f 'SI 'z' Hay Craft: I'm a steady worker. :ij :ff 1:1 QE: Carl Sinn: Yeah, if you were any steadier, you would be motionless. 2 iii A zz: VA WERT 21 :gr 252 BOOTERY Zi. Conlpllrnenls of C22 3' Pi' Ox: 1:1 C. W. HUDSON rf: ego iq i .? 252 1:1 'SI 'I' 5. ?-i-.:4.:'-1' -Q gig it 4523.5 BARBER SHOP 12: E22 353 CLASS Morro Iii HAVILAND, OHIO :ij 'E' ll - - I 'E' jg We build the ship on which o'o - ll 'z' ,f, W9 Still. :QI Iii zz: 4? .5 U'l foo Q 4 C 9.0 Ng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..' ' ,... .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..gap.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..3.g..g..g..g..g.. ?:gn,'..g..g..g..g..g..g .4.4.Q.4.4.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.q..gugn s ., ., 4. '. .,..,..,..g.? Ig Compliments of if ZS. 3' 333 PAULDING :ii BRICETON 51 TELEPHONE 1:1 COMPANY ELEVATOR CO. .SQ S .. 2: PAULDING, OHIO GRAIN' FEED rf: as , ROU1 T-S AND COAL 32 Buehler, Buehler 6. Lanz DINNERS, LUNCHES, POP, .SI 3' rf: ICE CREAM, MAGAZINES, Etc. CUSTOM CORN SHELLING HAVILAND, OHIO it 5 If Carl Sinn: My uncle had his face lifted. If Tom Myers: How did they do it? 'x' Carl Sinn: With a piece of rope around his neck. E 323 GILLEN OIL CO 'ii WETLI MOTOR -S? SALES rg If! Cities Service Products Ig: .Y -E' II WALTER GILLEN gig DODGE AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR SALES iii CARS DODGE TRUCKS Plymouth - De Soto If If GMC Trucks za 35 PAYNE, OHIO PHONE 166 PAULDING, OHIO ts Eg..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..3..g..g..g..g. Qu '. 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Ox: 0 15 Q Compliments of ff: 3. if 'zz 42' 3' 32 I I 2 22: LIMA, OHIO :ij 3, N 2 . fs 2 Ig Mrs. Livingston: Starch! Starch! Starch! What's in your shirt? E Zi: Gerald L.: My brother, he borrowed it. ffl 'z' 32 :Sf .:. 5 31 I IE: Compliments of is :Ez HERF F -JONES CO. 5 55 152 if E2 S Designers and Manufacturers of Q 3 lf School and College Iewelry z 1' .5 F Graduation Announcements ff: Medals, Cups and Trophies :SC :EE MONUMENT DEALERS INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA .5 'o' 252 . Q TELEPHONE 64 1? Iewelers to Haviland-Scott School gf PAULDINGI OHIO R. I. Dickens, Representative 523 323 53,3 . ,. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..gi 'Z' 0 .g. 0'0 .0 .4 '20 0 .3. .g. .g. 'Z' 30 0' 0 0.0 so 0 .f. 0:0 0:0 'Z' 0:0 0.0 0? 0.0 0:0 0'0 -5- .g. .g. .g. '2- 0.0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 Q0 50 -if 0:0 0:0 '? 0,0 0:0 0:0 .0 -5 'E' 75 0.0 'Z' 0:0 5.3 0:0 50 0' 'S' 'K' E 'I' ! ! 2 Z Z ! 2 ! !'4 You are Welcome at '2 ! 2 Z 2 ! Z . ' NATIONAL BANK Compliments of OF PAULDING PAULDING, OHIO 0 Q O U 0 9 1 f 0.00,00,00,00.00.00.00.00:0 A Good Bank PAULDING LUMBER '00 ln a Good Town COMPANY O 9 O O . . . 2 . 4 In a Good Community 0 0 0 0 4300.00.00 'Sub' ipaq ? PAULDING, oH1o 'a live ' :00:00:00:00:00:00:0 0:0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 ! . . . . 2 . . . 2 2 Z Mr. Coffelt: How did the accident happen? Mr. Ienkins: My wife fell asleep in the back seat. ..g..g..g..g.4..g..g..' Compliments of PAULDI G PAULDING PRODUCE PACKI G U Q V O C V 9 9 00,00.0Q0.00,n.00p0,00.00. PAULDING, OHIO . 2 2 2 Z COMPAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .00.00.00.0Q0,00.00.00b0' Read It ln '4'! ! 2 ! ! I 2 0 0 0 09090 QUALITY FOODS Your County Newspaper PHONE 70 PAULDING. OHIO Ralph Reinhart, Publisher 0:00:0o:00'00' 0:0010 ' 0' '00'00'00'00'00:00:00:00:o0:o0:00:00200'00'00W0:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:0Q00:00:o0:00:00:00:00:0Q0:00:00Mg5QQg5QuQQQQ0w Qe ZlMlZe111ories V 4 Q: E4 h!04gN AE1 . oo vi 2420: 0. 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' vzo 0' fo Q' 3 0,0 'Q' o 4. use oo 252 -If 92200200:00:00:00200:00:0ozuzoozoozooxoozo0:00200:00:00:00:00:00100200:oo:oo:ou:o0:0o:ofoo:oo:v0:00,0200:40:00:00:0vzo0:00:00210:0o:oozoozoozooxoozoozo0:00:4Q0:40:4ofoozooxoo:oo:oo:o9:oo:oo:oQo:oo:oo:oo,9.SQ 0 0 0 Q 00.00.090 0 0044, 4. 30 0' 0:0 0:0 0:0 0? 0,0 0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0 0 2 0 0 5. 2' 0,0 0:0 0 0.0 0? 0.0 0:0 0:0 0 0:0 0.0 020 0:0 0 0:0 0.0 4 0? 0:0 0,0 0:0 0 0:0 0.0 50 0? 0.0 0:0 0 ...... ........... ...... ,qvvvvvqvvvvvwvvvvwqvwvvvw. '0 0:0 0:0 0? ........... .... ...... . .gvvvvwvvvvvvqvvvvqvvqvvvqn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 94649049444 Q0:00:00?0:00:00:00 00 0 0 Leah W.: Your roof must be leaking. Does the roof always leak? Iva Lou: No, only when it rains. Compliments of The Haviland Cla Works Co. HAVILAND, OHIO MANUFACTURERS OF CLAY DRAIN TILE AND STRUCTURAL CLAY TILE DOUBLE COMMON BRICK ' COMMON BRICK TELEPHONE 53F'-3 .g. 0.0 0z00:00:00Q0:00:00:00:o0:n:00:0Q0z00:00:00:0QoQo0:o0:o s:o0:00:00:00:0 0:0 1:0 0:0020 0:0 0:00 00.00 00 0 .0 0 0 0. 0. 0 0 0020020020 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0: 0.00 00 0 0 0 0 0z00:00:00:00:0 0:0 0:0 0:0020 0:0 0:00:0Q00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00100:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00200:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00200:00:00200:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:b0:00:0Q0:00z00:0 0-0 0 5: 0? ' 00 'I' 3. 'S' 3. '2' .E. If 'E' ,,, Comphments of 53 0'0 .3 1: .,. 0'0 fr 'E' 221 .-. g 920 .g. f 0'0 60 L 2' -2' ISI 0.0 A .Q .30 0:0 fi :iz 5: 0? ' .2 2' .. J' ' 32 O20 0:0 6. 0:0 0:0 4. 0? :S 3: 'z' 5. 'z' 3' .g. 2: nf' 32 3' 'e .22 DEALERS IN 31 3. : 5. 21 3. .f. 'sg 4 32. 0'0 .5 4, 0.0 .3 020 3: .. 22: .,. '21 A 0x0 .y. .z. 'S' 0.0 -5- Sgt 3: 0z0 .i. jf: 0:0 5. 3' .,. 'z' . .,. jf 152 353 IQ: .2. PAYNE, OHIO Z? 0'0 ' 030 0'0 222 5' .'. ,ij .- 'f 'Z ! ! !'6'P'! ! ! C !' 'I'4! l Z ! ! ! Z ?'!'4' 'INS' 'INXNI''2 ! ?'Z 2 ! 2 2 Z I Z' 'I Z ! ! I 2 ! ! 2' 'I''Z''! 2 !''Z''I''XMI''! 5'! 2 ! 5'2 X 2 ! ! 2 2 l Z I' '2' 'I'-1''Z Z Z Z ! 2 2''CNZHZ''I 2 Z !'-1'-! Z'4 I ! Z I l'9'I' McGREW 8: CO. REPAIRING ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY RETAIL OIL, GASOLINE and GREASES Parts and Accessories Battery Recharging Electric and Acetylene Welding Devil Grip Belt Dressing PAYNE, OHIO Compliments of B. F. GOODRICH STORE M. W. Elder, Manager 105 W. Main - Phone 238-5 GROV VAN WERT, OHIO FARM and HOME STORE OHIO'S LARGEST LITTLE TOWN STORE ER HILL, OHIO :a.., Ruby S.: Gene, don't ever again use use bad words. Gene S.: But, Mother, Shakespeare uses them. Ruby S.: Well, don't play with him any more, then. THE BONNEWITZ CO. Wg, QW' Van Wert's Department Store for 70 Years VAN WERT, OHIO +oo++4-+w-+4w:'++-awz'-zN:w:-:w:e--:'-:--:'-:n:'+-:-:-. 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