Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

1948 HAVILOOK Page Oil OMF' 60lll :5Q W' BARBARA TRIPLETT Easiman School of Music, B.M. Music. Freshman Class Advisor. GENEVIEVE KEYSOR Miami University. Ohio Northern. Ir. High and Grade 5. 8th Grade Advisor. Pie DALE R. COMPTON 'iw Griffin College. Commercial. 2? ,i-,g.,.,,. M .... . C ,.., , Page8 HAVILOOK 1948 . V If 'w M ' ' I, . - .. 4 M I , E-SE me WW ,V,W , , 3 9 I Q 2 ami 'MW '. R 'M' I0- W., oinfem 0 VELMA GAN TT Ohio Northern University. Grades 1 and 2. MARY LOU YENSEB Class ol '47. Office Secretary. ELSIE DAUBERT Findlay College, A.B. Mathematics and Science. Iunior Class Advisor. MARTHA EN SIGN Findlay College, A.B. Ohio State University. Sophomore Class Advisor. English and Physical Education. 1948 HAVILOOK are i lfl,flfl,l 6 BOY JENKINS Deliance College. Ohio Northern University. Grades 5 and 6. HELEN LIVINGSTON Ohio University. Ypsilanti State Teachers College, Battle Creek School oi Hom Home Economics, 4th Grade. WANDA IENKINS Defiance College. Ohio Northern University. Grades 2 and 3. HEX SCAHBHCDUGH ohio Northern Univefsny, Bs. Physical Education. Industrial Aris. Srnior Class Advisor. 'Y e Economics. I X ,Q . Ma w Q Q' -Q ,.,.... , X M.. , . me QR 'Nnl '--v-fu-4-.,,, 'Kih- .r,,.,-- -Page Page 10 HAVILOOK 1948 SAOQ .!4l'0Ul'l oo! 1. Iunior and Senior Classes at Washington, D. C. May. 1947. 2. Shop Class II. 3. Cafeteria. 4. Mixed Chorus. 5. Library, .du -61,5 A 948 HAVILOOK PQQQ11 QL gg. THE CREW They Are Always Ready cmd Will- ing To Help Out Their Skipper. .5 Page 12 HAVILOOK 1948 ,.,,,'- jg ll flfU Q IOANNE FOUST Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4. Girls Glee Club l. 3, 4. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 3. 4. Iunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 4. Havilook Feature Ed itor 4. D. A. R. Contestant 4. 4 yr 1 4-H Club l,2, 3.4. Class Secretary 2. GENE SCARBROUGH Band 1. 3. 4. QCA! Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Octet 2. Basketball 1, Z. Baseball 1. 2. Q S X V xx s Basketball and Baseball Manager 3, 4. A 1 f W- -e,,, , f 7 X , X iw' Varsity H Club l, 2, 3, 4. lunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 2, 4. Havilook Dramatic and Music Editor. HELEN TOMLINSON Mixed Chorus 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. D. A. R. Contestant 4. sf fmt? W an 4430 A lf.. Q 1 K+ , eff? Class Vice-President 4. G. A. A. 3. 4. G. A. A. Secretary 4. Senior Scholarship Test 4. 4-H Club 4. Iunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 4. Best Girl Student 3. 4. Havilook Editor-in-Chief. Van Wert Scholarship Team Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test 4. Valedictorian. 1.2. TOM MYERS Basketball l. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4. Varsity H Club 1.2, 3.4. Varsity H Club President 4. Boys' Glee Club 1. 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4. Boys' Quartet l, 3. Mixed Quartet 3, 4. Boys' Octet 2. Iunior Class Play lStage Manaqerl 3. Senior Class Play 2, 4. 4-H Club 1, Z, 3. Most Popular Boy 3, 4. Havilook Sports Editor. . . .. All County Team 4. County Individual Sportsmanship Award 4. Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 4.3 ' . K 948 HAVILOOK .fdclmira CLOYD HOCKENBERR Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Varsity H Club 1, Z, 3.4. Boys' Glee Club 1, 4. Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4. 6 Iunior Class Play CStage Manaqerl 3. Senior Class Play. Havilook Humor Editor. IOANNE HOUGH Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club l, 3. 4. Band Majorette l. 3. Drum Major 4. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Varsity H-Club 2, 3, 4. Varsity H-Club Secretary 4. Cheer Leader l, 2. 3. Iunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 4. Class Treasurer 2. 4-H Club 1.2, 3. Havilook Advertising Mqr. Beauty Contest 3. CARL SINN Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Varsity H Club l, 2, 3, 4. H Club Vice'President 4. Boys' Glee Club l, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4. Iunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 4. Class Secretar d T 4-H Club 3, 4. Best Athlete 4. All County First Team 3, 4. County Individual Sportsmanship A Havilook Advertising Manager y an reasurer 3, 4. ward 3. First Five Sectional Tourney Teani 4. RICHARD DAVIDSON Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4. Class President 3, 4. 4-H Club 3. Baseball I, 2. Basketball Manager 1. 2. Varsity H. Club 1, Z. 3, 4. Senior Class Plav 1. Iunior Class Plav lSta Senior Class Play lStaqe Managerl. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Librarian l, 2, 3, 4. Senior Scholarship Test 4. Best School Citizen 4. Havilook Photographic Editor. Salutalorian. ge Managerl. ' f J' .4-HQ' fqw J-7' gfdrid ,cs . .t .' ...:Q.::f S -.3 , .. 4' '. S, H.: ' -. Q.: 5,11 W 4 - fr iv M2 'N-sw-'ff' . H fa VVV. . 9 . .V .4sSi?':i:1'S:. 1 1-,E P? 1 1 ' . ,XX .1 , .. . g:.,5e4gs's-l'ir.e,sf:: . , 4 ' QSM' ,mp'-- x - YS 1 Q ' W V . . V , l ...' 'G , :grip Eff w K I sl saw A ' of '48 TE A .Wwe Wm? .tc , .. .Wg . 'SNP im. - 3f'9 Q MARVIN LAUKHUF Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Baseball l. 2, 3. 4. Varsity H Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 1, 3. 4. Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3. 4. Band 1, 3, 4. Band President 1, 3. Boys' Octet 2. 4-H Club l, Z, 3. 4. lunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 4. Class President 2. Class Vice-President 3. Senior Scholarship Test 4. Most Active Boy 4. Havilook Advertising Manager MARIETTA ZIELKE Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club l, 3. 4. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Girls' Octet 2. Girls' Sextet 4. Band l, 3. 4. Band Secretary and Treasurer 3. Iunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 4. Havilook Circulation Manager. EMMIT LEHMAN Band 1, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus l, Z. 3. 4. Boys' Quartet 3. Boys' Octet Z. Boys' Glee Club l, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Varsity H Club 1, Z, 3, 4. 4-H Club 2, 3, 4. Iunior Class Play 3. Senior Class Play 4. Librarian 1. 2, 3, 4. Head Librarian 3, 4. Class Vice-President 1. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. Best Boy Student 3. 4. Senior Scholarship Test 4. Havilook Literary Editor. All County Team 4. Valedictoricm. Chemistry Scholarship Test 4. 1948 HAVILOOK Pagel5 1948 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1948 being of sound minds tyou've never seen such hard stuffl, strong bodies, and with full intentions of departing soon tschool, that isl, do hereby make, publish, cmd declare our last will and testament. Carl wills his ability to make a basket in the last few seconds of a game to his brother Hay. Ioanne Foust wills her ability to eat five ice cream bars each noon, with- out damage, to Leah Williamson. Emmit, who got his ability to be a Lone Wolf from Lafie Leeth, who got it from Bob Hough, wills the Wolf half to Doyle Breedlove. Emmit figures he will need a Loan himself. Marietta wills her ability to keep a steady stream of cars twhich maybe you don't know about? going between Paulding and the Zielke Ranch to Iva Lou Laukhuf. Tom wills his ability to get the Sportsmanship trophy at the Paulding County Tournament to any future Haviland basketball player. Helen leaves her typewriter and her one perfect paper to Ruth Kimmey. Dick wills his modest ways to Dick Groh. tYou better take them, Dick, you might need theml. Iody Hough wills her ability as a drum majorette to Ilo Belle Hofacker. Cloyd wills his ability to sleep in Rex's study hall to anybody who thinks a desk makes a comfortable bed. Gene wills his ability to look so natural in plays, that is when he is eating, to any future Senior who loves to eat. P k ,f. g rf., l A Y A lx 1' ' r:' N Y 3. ,p, ' 1' f 1 x suu1nemlnaF.:lAn.., mn, L-1 .Jun g-Lihg-like-xvlddil Page16 HAVILOOK 948 CLASS PROPHECY Zooming into the future twenty years in our jet-propelled hot-rod, we stopped first at The Stork Club. It is now owned by Hot Lips Laukhuf. Hot Lips gave us a real treat on our visit. He played The Bells of St. Mary's on his Cornet. tHe was keeping in practice for the National Hog Calling Contest.l One of the latest sensations at The Stork Club was a fashion show, fea- turing Ioanne and Iody. They modeled The New Look in fur lined bathing suits for the coming Ice Age. Now on to Cuba. Here we found Cal Sinn working out the Chicago Cubs. He was their star player for six years, and for the last fourteen years has owned and managed them. Torn Myers was his bat boy super-colossal. He had paid enough income tax by 1967 to finish off the national debt. Off to Washington, D. C. Walking down Pennsylvania Avenue we met an enormous parade. It was the welcoming procession for Senator Mike Lehman. As we watched we saw a red motorcycle right in front of the Senator's car. On it was one of his body guards, Special Agent Zielke. Her greatest catch was that famous international spy, Keyhole Scarbrough. In Hollywood we dropped in on that ace director Dizzy Davidson. His latest discovery was a new leading man, a real tough guy, known to movie goers as Cloyd Bogart. We knew him as Cloyd Hockenberry, formerly of Scott. lt was rumored that Dizzy's Beverly Hills home had been bombed by the head chemist at the Tomlinson Chemical Company. That made the rounds and here we were over Havil-Sp-T-T. My! Havi- land's new hospital certainly comes in handy after crash landings. 1948 HAVILOOK Page17 l enzom ra ,Qaida e FAVORITE PET CLASSIFI4 FUTURE NAME PLACE HATE CATION VOCATION NICKNAME RICHARD DAVIDSON Van Wert Chemistry Youngest Farmer Dick Inquisitive Noisiest Leng distance IOP-NNE FOUST Ven Wef' P 0 1 tssmerimesi Telephone IeeY ei p 9 Operator Chemistry. cLoYD HOCKENBERRY Pool Room Teachers, and Sleepiesr Bt-rcheiof Rink Girls MARVIN LAUKHUF M - Cwbbv C - Band owes Teachers mzxest Director Leek Th h EMMIT LEHMAN Sidi gg Sl? This Side Quietest Forest Mike fence of the Fence Isometimesl Ranger TOM MYERS Any place Bookkeeping Oldest Farming Tim Class A I Running a GENE SCAHBROUGH blysphacei Bookkeeping Hungriest Super Sky C OO Market CARL SINN Ball Games Ch9mi5I1'Y Cleverest Farming Cal Days that HELEN TOMLINSON State OUIY have Busiest Editor? H T. Tournaments 24 hours ' ' ' MARIETTA ZIEI-'KE Paulding 51011001 Thinnest Wouldnw You Zeke Like to Know? IOANNE HOUGH Oakwood School .Moet The' Weuld IOCIY Blithesome be Telling Page18 HAVILOOK 1948 2 ! 1 1 v 1 l 4 - as 55 X i ' f Ez , ,SX 1 - liz J JOLLY JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Dale Yoh, Evaleen Shaw, Ruth Kimmey, Billy Murphy. Ioan Laukhuf, Ilo Belle Hofack- er, Leah Williamson, Geraldine Rider. Iva Lou Laukhuf, Patty Groh. Informal Iuniors. l948 H A.V IL CJCJK Page 19 SOPHOMORES Iolm Baker. Wilmena Kent. Fred Hartwiq, Mary Akom. Carrie Hartwig. Eloise Rodman. Laura Dene Williamson. Doyle Breedlove. Ray Sinn. Olive Leeth, Marcia Sperry, Art Carter, Erma Lehman. Emma Vance. FRESHMEN Betty Finnegan. Iohn Market, Harold Wenninger. Gerald Laukhui. Glenn Pease, Gloria Steib- ling, Alice Williamson. Iohn Fast, Ioy Mae Rhinehalt. Betty Green. Bud Laukhul, Lloyd Lehman. Gloria Springer, Dick Groh. Eleanor Hoag- lin, lreta Decker, Ieanne Grilfis. Donald Williams, Delores Keysor, Phyllis Davis. Tom Cralt. Luther Hoiacker. ,. v..f- Hg, 1 ' Sfl fy 51 4 . 1 at 'H ' . , 2 .W 'lc 4 ...., a Q4 ' - 'X V ff., . , sw X 1 i J -13 'sf 41 ff ' gi 'L A . 1'7 - fin 'N rw -valign 'sr t4:s ' SQL: Q.,- ' -'- WW ,gi -A NJ f N. TY pqgezo HAv1LooK 1948 EIGHTH GRADE Gale Yoh, Lyle Stoller. Margaret Bice. Barbara Brian, Dorothy Funk, George lenkins. Robert Gundennan, Roy Glass, Delores Adkins. Ianet Mohr, Coleen Keyser, Mary Har- ris, Louise Gudakunst. Elizabeth Cav- inder, Ioan Pate. Le Roy Shaw Gene Davis, Ruth Stoller, Robert Laukhuf, Patricia Schaadt. Erma Baker. SEVENTH GRADE William Hocrglin, Shirley Bowholtz. Betty Cavinder. Delbert Iewell, Morris Myers, Ioan En- sign. Earl Pease. Richard Hager, Barbara Fast, Ruth Foust, Charles Rodman. Lu- cille Kimmey. Phidela Lehman, Harold Tomlinson, Lou Ann Rhinehalt, Paul Williams, Roberta Stoller, Dean Williamson. Becky Alcorn, Floyd Carter, Gene Brein- inger. Richard Zeilke, lean Whitaker, George Yoh. Lowell Craft, Lawrence Decker. Dolores Bennet, Larry Finnegan. Donald Harris. Ray Hartwig. 948 HAVILCOK Page2l SIXTH GRADE Doyl Whitaker, Barbara Schaadt, Lois Williamson. Mary Hoaglin, Leona Faust, Bonnie Puckett, Robert Tarlton, Barbara Groh. Royal Hofacker, Anita Sperry, Donna Debacker, Lois Puckett, Charles Kauser. Gary Eisenmann, Richard Perry, Ruby Hockenberry, Rae Kae Tow, Rex Davis. Edwin Rodman, Patty Decker, Harold Beech, Danny Akom, Darwin Iewell. FIFTH GRADE Maxine Pond. Sharon Grilfis, Billy Bendele. Walter Sinn, Nancy Zielke, Ieannine Tarlton, Roger Roth, Marion Stoller. Bobby Adkins, Ioe Gunderman, Benny Craft, Beverly Houseworth. Noreda Key- sor. Rose Marie Baker, Ianet Kent, Evelyn Stoller, Ianet Hoaglin, Vada Pate. an XSJN G, , 1 ii 'ips QE. .F r' A 53 W' 5 ' 'qw Q V:.,!l. L T N. - t f ' w..I ,St V 1 9.7 ' 3' .1 VTX' ' . 7' we - . A , .. 1 ffilibuf 'R-M5 A S ' 21 ' - - i .21 5 1 f .. . ... ,- Q V e f.um.v . Ref, 1' -'dei X , ! t . . . , . , Wm W, 1 'A A r. - ..., ,:,..-f' I F 1 QNWL W v E 1.4 Page22 HAVILOOK 1948 M 51511 ffm Fw. V A .ity SE :m fr 2 P , 0 1-5.5 will ' '- ..,.. e . . 3 W- mi? ..,..., ' , . FOURTH GRADE Elizabeth Adkins, Franklin Cavinder. Bobby Cavinder, Dennis Bennett. Ianice Foxx, Evelvn Funk, Mary Lou Gunderman, Iohn Harris, Gerald Hot- acker. Louise Howard, Billy Laukhul, Patty Neiford, Richard Nichols. Mildred Perry. Marilyn Harris, Sandra Routt, Kathryn Watson, Rex Rodman, Gerald William- son. THIRD GRADE I. Deloris Hockenberry, Iustus O'Day, Paul Stiebelinq. Robert Williamson, Gene Decker, Ioan Baker. George Keysor, Dorothy Foust, Norma Nicklos, Lynn Meflerd, Mary Howard. Lydia Dunham, Maurice Akom, Ianice Parker, Richard Foust, Lester Stoller. Frank Ptak, Billy Hoiacker, Karen Guda- kunst, Iimmy Decker, Eugene Whitaker. 1948 HAVILOOK Page23 SECOND GRADE - Millord Pond. Iudy Cavinder, Mabel Iewell, Gordon Harris. Carlos Tyas. Donna Routt. David Zielke. Marie Brian, Louise Puckett, Sammy Gunderman. Ronald Eisenman. Richard Akom, Bobby Lewis, Delores Roth. Geraldine Puckett, Linda Hoaqlin. Forest Smith, Iimmy Puckett. Gordon Davis, Walter Dunham. Dean Laukhuf, Sandra Buehler. Richard Stoller. Arthur Griffis, Brenda Mumma, Larry Laukhuf. Dennis Wil- liams, Michael Tow. FIRST GRADE Linda Houseworth, Kenneth Gusler. Patricia Scales. Virgil Debaucher, Marilyn Taylor, Billy Niswander. Russell Mclntosh, Carol Gunderman, LeRoy Iewell, Harold Comer, Everette Nickols. Ianet Glass. Iimmy Blythe, Ioan Williamson, Marie Fast, Charles Howard. Cecil Foust. Deanne Hartwiq. Caroline Baker, Maurice Smith. Diana Keysor. Roger Eisenmann. Rebecca Hofacker, Ieannette Rice. PU9e24 HAVILOOK 1948 - gg SADC! Sndpd 1. Close Harmony 2. Meditation 3. Magister-Latin Teacher 4. Junior High Gym Class 5. Senior High Gym Class 6, Iunior High Mixed Chorus X 1948 HAVILOOK Paqe25 JM .cw A S-F-5 .gzorffi Quiew We all like to play so all hands on deck for a quick game of basketball. '71-pf T 9 ., I ,1:::i 2' fy b H AM iii: HOME' VISITORS 3 4 as , 'Q P k ,f. g rf., l A Y A lx 1' ' r:' N Y 3. ,p, ' 1' f 1 x suu1nemlnaF.:lAn.., mn, L-1 .Jun g-Lihg-like-xvlddil Page26 I-IAVILOOK 948 CHAMP February Zlst, l948, will go down in the annals of basket- ball history as far as all true Wildcat fans are concerned. Haviland walked off with the Paulding County Tournament Trophy, the League Championship Trophy, the School Sports- manship Trophy, and Tom Myers was awarded the Parker Individual Sportsmanship Trophy. A few days later it was an- nounced that all of Haviland's first five had made the All County First Ten. The Wildcat quintet Went on to Celina still in a vic- torious mood. They outplayed and outscored Willshire in their first game, and Went into their second game with Rockford determined that they would not suffer defeat from Rockford again. That determination carried them into the semi-finals, and earned them the name The Giant Killers. St. Rose was their third opponent, and to the bitter disappointment of the team and the fans, their last one. St. Rose won the tilt by one point, scoring 4 points in the last 7 seconds of play, to end the official court season for Haviland. This did not end the honors for the Varsity though, for Carl Sinn Won a place on the First Five Sectional Tournament team. Congratulations to a wonderful team. AVILAND WILD CATS ,948 CLOYD HOCKENBERRY Senior, C unrii JOHN BAKER Sophomore, Forword. ART CARTER Sophomore, Center. IOHN FAST Freshman, Forward. TOM MYERS Senior, Guard. RAY SINN Sophomore, Forward. CARL SINN Senior, Forward. FRED HARTWIG Sophomore, Guard. MARVIN LAUKHUF Senior, Center. EMMIT LEHMAN Senior, Cucrrcl. Paqe28 HAVILOOK 1948 THEY KEEP THE TEAM GOING Q . ,, 1 QLNE SCARBROUGH LVALLEN SHAW, IVA LOU LAUKHUF, IOAN LAUKHUF Our managers and cheer leaders were equal to the team this year and that makes them tops. BILL MURPHX 1948 HAVILOOK Page29 YE ILDC TS! N. ,, . ,, , W ,, ., , - . W, . , , ,,?,,4..,,,.. ,. , . isnt-nlq jun - lr-H 1 i N Top Row-Lelt to Right-Iohn Fast, Marvin Laukhuf, Cloyd Hockenberry, Carl Sinn, Emmit Lehman, Rex Scarbrough, Coach: Tom Myers, Art Carter, Ray Sinn, Fred Harlwig, Iohn Baker. Botlom Row- -Gene Scarbrough, Manaqer: Willard Laukhuf, Iohn Market, Lloyd Lehman, Dale Yoh, Tom Craft, Richard Groh, Don Williams, Gerald Laukhuf, Bill Murphy, Manager. PAULDING COUNTY TOURNAMENT HAVILAND 70 HAVILAND 40 Feb. l7ih GROVER HILL 31 HAVII-AND 34 Feb. zum l Feb. 21st ANTWERP zo PAYNE as , HAVILAND PAULDING 42 Feb. 17th -lil- Feb. 2151 PAULDING so PAULDING ze y Feb. zum LATTY 46 LATTY as Feb. 18th -1- OAKWOOD 32 Page130 HAVILOOK 1948 1947-48 BASKETBALL SEASUN IN REVIEW Nov. 10-The first game of the season, and Haviland-Scott started off strong by beating Union 74-18. The reserves lost 22 to 30. Nov. 14-Another high scoring win for the Varsity over the Grover Hill Hornets-50 to 15. The Little Cats lost 14 to 18. Nov. 21-On the Antwerp court we played a hard and close game, coming out on top 42-32. The reserves came close, but lost 31-32. Nov. 25-The Wildcats traveled to Rockford to meet their first defeat. The Varsity score was 33 to 41. The reserves also lost 10-37. Dec. 5-The Boys took Oakwood by 16 points on the home floor. Varsity score-56-40. The reserves came through with a 20 to 18 victory. Dec. 12-The Payne Panthers came to Haviland to meet the Wildcats. The Varsity score was 54 to 41-just another victory. The Kittens lost 24 to 28. Dec. 19-The Wildcats traveled to Latty to take a close decision over the Lions. The Varsity score, 27 to 23. The Cubs beat the Little Cats, 19 to 36. Ian. 2-The Cats started the New Year right by romping to a 34 point lead on Grover Hill's floor-54 to 20. The Reserves lost 29-21. Ian. 9-Antwerp came over to meet Haviland and defeat. The score was 47 to 34. The reserves lost 21 to 29. Ian. 16-The Wildcats prowled to Payne to meet the Panthers. The Cats were hitting, and took both games. Varsity score 62 to 18. Reserve score 28 to 24. Ian. 23-The Cats rolled into Oakwood for their ninth straight league Win 50 to 33. The Kittens lost 29 to 34. Ian. 30-Latty came down for a tense, close game, losing by one point. 44 to 43. The Kittens lost 19 to 38. Feb. 3-Hoaglin-Iackson provided the players with the tightest game of the season. The Wildcats were trailing three points with less than 10 seconds to play when swish, swish, and swish, they finished the game with a two point lead-42 to 40. The reserves lost 16 to 31. Feb. 6-At Paulding the Panthers tripped the Wildcats with the same score Rockford usedH33 to 41. The Reserves lost a close one 25 to 27. GIRLS' INTRAMURALS CHAMPS '47-'48 Leah Williamson, Ilo Belle Hofacker, loan Laukhuf. Evaleen Shaw, Patty Groh. Ruth Kimmey. BOYS' INTRAMURALS CHAMPS '47-'48 WW Cloyd Hockenberry, Carl Sinn, Tom Myers, 1 -- X - 1? , fr SQL-aww-.t.. iv I Emmit Lehman, Marvin Laukhuf. 948 HAVILOOK Pcxge31 of 'W X .fdnol mudic 00 Music Helps Us Keep In Step On Our Life Voyage ! I Page HAVILOOK 948 ,gn cane jar promofion Honor Students Top row, lett to right-Iva Lou Laukhuf, Evaleen Shaw, Harold Wenninger, Iohn Fast, Erma Lehman, Iohn Market, Emmitt Lehman, Floyd Carter, Ioy Mae Rhinehalt, Eleanor Hoaglin, Gerald Laukhuf, Dean Williamson, Rich- ard Zeilke. Bottom row-Louise Gudakunst, Helen Tomlinson, Betty Finnegan, Ieanne Grif- tis, Barbara Fast, Gloria Steibling, loan Ensign, Patricia Schaadt, Barbara Brian, Ruth Stoller, Dorothy Funk. First grade-Roger Eisenmann, Cecil Foust, Marie Fast, Ianet Glass, Kenneth Gusler, Carol Gunderrnan, Linda Houseworth, Diana Hartwig, Diana Key- sor, William Niswander, Ieanette Rice, Marilyn Taylor, Ioan Williamson. Second grade-Linda Hoaglin, Milford Pond, Bobby Lewis, Gordon Harris, Gor- don Davis, Walter Dunham, Arthur Grifiis. Gary Gunderman, Sammy Gun- derman, Iohn Keysor, Dean Laukhuf, Larry Laukhuf, Richard Stoller, Michael Tow, Gale Weisman, Dennis Williams, David Zielke, Marie Brian, Sandra Buehler, Louise Puckett, Delores Roth, Donna Routt. Third grade-Richard Foust, George Keysor, Lynn Meford, Frank Ptak, Paul Stiebling, Lester Stoller, Lydia Dunham, Karen Gudakunst, Delores Hocken- berry, Ianice Parker. Fourth grade-Mary Lou Gunderman, Marilyn Harris, Billie Laukhuf, Patty Neiford, Mildred Perry. Fifth grade-Roger Roth, Walter Sinn, Sharon Grifiis, Noreda Keysor, Maxine Pond, Marion Stoller, Nancy Zielke, William Bendele. Sixth grade-Anita Sperry, Rae Kay Towe, Lois Williamson, Patty Decker, Gary Eisenmann, Barbara Groh, Ruby I-Iockenberry. 948 HAVILOOK Page133 3f,,.,,,., Ga. Each year Haviland has students that are outstanding in the opinion of the student body. This year is no exception. On top of the list are Best Students, Emmit Lehman and Helen Tomlinson: Best Citizen, Richard Davidson: Best Athletes, Carl Sinn and Iva Lou Laukhuf: Most Popular, Tom Myers and Ioan Laukhufg Most Activities, Marvin Laukhuf and Evaleen Shaw. The Havilook Stat! salutes you Outstanding Students. Page-34 HAVILOOK 1948 udic Lett to right, standing-Miss Triplett-Instructor, Ioanne Hough, Drum Major, Donald Williams. Geraldine Rider, Marietta Zielke, Laura Dene Williamson, Iva Lou Laukhui, Ioan Foust, Ruth Kimmey, Delores Keyser, Betty Finnegan, Lois Williamson, Ilo Belle Hofacker. Carrie Hartwig. Left to right, seated+Ruby Hockenberry, Anita Sperry, Patty Decker, LeRoy Shaw, Barbara Brian, Colleen Keysor, Iohn Fast, Evaleen Shaw, Alice Williamson, Emmit Lehman, Marvin Lauihui, Gene Scarbrough, Gerald Laukhuf, Barbara Fast, Ieanne Griiiis, Eleanor Hoaglin, Erma Leh- man, Ioan Laukhuf, Ianet Mohr, Leah Williamson, Ioan Ensign, Bob Gunderman, Lloyd Lehman, Bill Hoaglin, Marcia Sperry, Gloria Stiebling. CGBANDQ9 Haviland had a marching band this year thanks to the ability of its director, Miss Triplett, and to the willingness of all the band members. The Band did not only a fine job of executing good marching form, but an excellent job of playing. They were especially appreciated by the fans of visiting ball clubs whose schools had no band. Keep it up Band! 1948 HAVILOOK Page35 7!NaLem Lett to right, top row-Olive Leeth. Eloise Rodman, Alitza Lines, Gloria Springer, Alice Williamson, Deloris Keysor, Betty Green, Wilmena Kent, Dale Yoh, Richard Davidson, Carl Sinn. Art Carter, Emmit Lehman, Thomas Myers. Second row---Marietta Zielke. Carrie Hartwig, Geraldine Rider, Ioanne Hough, Erma Lehman, Emma Lou Vance, Mary Lou Akom. Ireta Decker, Lloyd Lehman, Glen Pease, John Fast, Doyle Breedlove, Cloyd Hockenberry, Luther Hot- acker. Third row--Ieanne Griilis, Betty Lou Finnegan, Ioy May Rhinehalt. Ioan Foust, Phyllis Davis, Ruth Kimmey, llo Belle Hotacker, Marcia Sperry, Dick Groh, Iohn Baker, Donald Williams, Fred Hartwig, Bud Lauihui, Tom Craft. Fourth row-Laura Dene Williamson, Evaleen Shaw, Ioan Laufhuf, Helen Tomlinson, Iva Lou Laukhui, Gloria Stiebling, Eleanor Hoaglin, Leah Williamson, Patty Groh, Miss Triplett, Instructor. lohn Market, Gene Scarbrough, Gerald Laukhul. Bill Murphy, Ray Sinn, Marvin Laukhuf. Mixed Chorus this year was a busy place-enjoyably busy. Early in September chorus members realized there was work ahead, but that it would be fun. Each session, new songs ap- peared that were to be worked out for later use. During the year the chorus furnished music for several chapel services and Farmers Institute. The program to be remember longest prob- ably was the all Musical Christmas Cantata with all sixty members in robes and appearing for the first time on the new risers. Several of the Chorus members sang at the Spring Session of the County Teachers Institute and the whole Chorus journeyed to Payne on March 4th to pre- sent four numbers at the Paulding County meeting of the Methodist W.S.C.S. Laura Dene Wil- liamson sang a soprano solo, and a trio consisting of Laura Dene, Evaleen Shaw, and Gloria Stiebeling sang at the District Ensemble Contest on March 13th. Marvin Lauihuf also entered that contest to play a Cornet solo. The Chorus and Girls Glee Club will appear again this spring at the Music Festival to be held at the Ohio Northern University and we predict they will uphold their fine record of past occasions. At this writing, the group is already preparing for what is the final appearance with the choir of all Seniors-Baccalaureate. Haviland is mighty proud of its School Choir that has in it every boy and girl in High School. vw - -vw- 1 ', -v,vv-W,-3 1 . 'P 'M F ,a 'X ' 'J-f ',.,' . - ' ' w 'V 1 , r 1 A 1 Nj 'ul ' A151 4 , , ft fx. n U n y il . I K, .40 . my N, K 9 US J X' ?, 1,1 I x ' '1 ' 115 'i . J, J x N Fl, pt F gl u P Page36 HAVILOOK 948 auifancl ,jwlafi udic 00 I Ma.- BOY'S GLEE CLUB Top Bow-Leah Williamson, pianist: Harold Winninger, Lloyd Lehman, Dale Yoh, Ray Sinn, Art Carter, Emmit Lehman, Tom Myers, Dick Davidson, Carl Sinn, Cloyd Hockenberry, Marvin Laukhuf, Luther Hofacker, Miss Triplett, Instructor. Bottom Row-Iohn Fast, Dick Groh, Doyle Breedlove, lohn Baker, Donald Wil- liams, Gene Scarbrough, Gerald Laukhui, Billy Murphy, Iohn Market, Fred Hartwig, Willard Laukhuf. GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Top Row-Ioy Mae Rhinehalt, Betty Mae Green, Gloria Springer, Ioanne Foust, Emma Lou Vance, Mary Lou Akom, Ioan Hough, Marietta Zielke, Wilmena Kent, Laura Dene Williamson, Deloris Keysor, Eloise Rodman, Erma Lehman, Phyllis Davis, Marcia Sperry, Alitza Lines, Olive Leeth, Evaleen Shaw. Bottom Row-Alice Williamson, Carrie Hartwig, Ierry Rider, Patty Groh, Leah Williamson, Ioan Laukhuf, Iva Lou Laukhui, Miss Triplett, Instructor: Ireta Decker, Eleanor Hoaglin, Betty Lou Finnegan, Ieanne Griffis, Gloria Stiebling, Ilo Belle Hofacker, Ruth Kimmey, Helen Tomlinson. 1948 HAVILOOK Page37 nizleacii, .jJearf, .JL1lancL5, ana! .gamma FUTURE HOUSEWIVES Top group, left to right, standing-Ioan Lauk- hui, Patricia Schaadt, Miss Laukhuf-Ad- visor: Phyllis Davis, Deloris Adkins, Mar- garet Bice, Helen Tomlinson. Bottom row - Barbara Schaadt, Evaleen Shaw, Ioan Ensign, Barbara Fast, Nancy Zielke. SEWING SUSIES Bottom group, left to right, standing-Leona Foust, Ruth Kimmey, Ioan Foust, Marcia Sperry, Mrs. Keysor - Advisor: Deloris Keysor, Ianet Mohr, Ethelyn Tarlton, Elea- nor Hoaglin, lreta Decker. Bottom row-Ieanne Gritfis, Betty Finnegan, Lucille Kimmey, Maxine Pond, Noreda Keysor, Anita Sperry, Ruby Hockenberry, Coleen Keysor, Barbara Brian, Gloria Stiebling. A ia, ern-, .- Y - V , - .v, MMM-, .... ,W Page38 HAVILOOK 1948 H-CLUB Top group, left to right, standing-Ray Sinn, Tom Myers, Art Carter, Emrnit Lehman, Marvin Laukhuf, Richard Davidson, Dale Yoh. Seated-Ioan Laukhuf, Geraldine Rider, Ioan Hough, Carl Sinn, Cloyd Hocken- berry, Gene Scarbrough, Billy Murphy. 4 - H C L U B HavicIub Bottom group, left to right, standing-Iohn Market, Lloyd Lehman, Ray Sinn, Tom Craft, Emmit Lehman, Carl Sinn, Marvin Laukhuf, Gene Davis, lohn Fast. Seated-Gerald Laukhui, Dick Zielke, Charles Rodman, LeRoy Shaw, Charles Kauser, Richard Rager, Fred Hartwig, Floyd Carter, George Ienkins. 1948 HAVILOOK Page139 G. A. A. The G. A. A. is the girls side of the sports at the Haviland-Scott School. Some high spots in the program ot the organization include field nights with other schools and the annual trip to the Van Wert Y.W.C.A. tor an evening of skating and swimming. The G. A. A. is composed of all girls participating in the Physical Education program. By developlng a keener interest in sportsmanship, cooperation, and general friendliness, the G. A. A. helps round out each girl's education. The officers of the G. A. A. are as follows: PRESIDENT: Iva Lou Laukhuf. FBESHIVIAN ASSISTANT: Alice Williamson. SOPHOMORE ASSISTANT: Carrie Hartwig. SENIOR ASSISTANT: Helen Tomlinson. Lett to right, top row- -Helen Tomlinson, Emma Lou Vance, Carrie Hartwig, Betty Green, Laura Dene Williamson, Marcia Speery, Ilo Belle Hofacker, Leah Williamson, Evaleen Shaw. Middle row-Ioanrie Hough, Marietta Zielke, Wilmena Kent, Phyllis Davis. Deloris Keysor, Erma Lehman, Eleanor Hoaglin, Gloria Springer, Geraldine Rider, Patty Groh, Mrs, Ensign, Instructor. Bottom row--Olive Leeth, Mary Lou Akom, Ioan Foust, Ireta Decker. Gloria Stiebling, Alice William- son. Ieanne Griiiis, Betty Finnegan, Ruth Kimmey, Ioan Laukhui. . -M-N - .7 -S V .ef-V V--V - i --7-. . H-9. in .Y ' 63040 gurl? n SENIOR PLAY CAST Mrs. Amanda Highgate-A very forgetful, eccentric type ............ Helen Tomlinson Nancy Highgate-Her attractive daughter ........................... ........... I oanne Foust Tom Laurence-An artist in love with Nancy ....... ........ ........ E m mit Lehman Lon Taurence-A house painter ........................... ...... G ene Scarbrough Iohn Florenz-A mysterious painter ....... ..... .................. C a rl Sinn Florence-The coquettish maid ...,.... .............. I oanne Hough Philip-A bewildered butler ........... ....... C loyd Hockenberry Mary-The very outspoken cook ........ ............. M arietta Zielke Arthur-The mischievous yard boy ...... .............................................. T om Myers Beagle Iones-A boastful detective ....... ........................................ M arvin Laukhuf Director-Rex Scarbrough Stage Manager-Richard Davidson SYNOPSIS The situation at Highgate House was suiliciently bewildering with the erratic Mrs. Highgate continually forgetting names and mistaking the identities of her daughter and servants, but it becomes a panclemonium of rib-cracking laughs when, in her mad scramble to keep from being outdone in her social set. she decides to have her portrait painted-and by an artist, Tom Laurence. Three painters get mixed up in the story somehow and it is quite a jumbled up affair. The hilarious mixup continues until Lon, on his knees before the angry cook, pleads Take It Easy. 948 HAVILOOK Page4l '72, Jafar JUNIOR PLAY CAST Gaye Brooks- Pigtails , our adorable young heroine .................... Evaleen Shaw Sydney Campbell-A small town business man ................................ Arthur Carter Mrs. Campbell- Lucilla , his wife, who has social ambitions .... Iva Lou Laukhut Kenyon Campbell-Their son ..........................................,............................... Dale Yoh Annabella Campbell-Their attractive young daughter .................... Ruth Kimmey Florabelle Campbell-Another daughter .............................................. Ioan Laukhuf Primrose White-The colored maid ................................................ llo Belle Hofacker Norma Kirk-Whose family is wealthy ............,....... .................. P atty Groh Brenda Baynes-Who loves to listen to the radio ....... .......... L eah Williamson Watt Manners-Kenyon's College Chum .................. .,........ F red Hartwig Thurlow Ladd-A business executive ..................... ................ B ill Murphy Ursula Iames-A disappointed young lady .......... ......... G eraldine Rider Director-Miss Daubert SYNOPSIS When Pigtails , eighteen year old mischief from a Montana ranch, comes to live with the Sydney Campbell family in a town near a smart summer resort. things start moving. The crude. but lovable young rootin, tooting, Western Miss certainly upsets Mrs. Campbell, who thinks of hersell as a social leader. Although ten other people get mixed up in the story, the end is satisfactory. Page-12 HAVILOOK 948 COMMUNITY CLUB LADIES Left to right, top row-Velma Gantt, Wanda Jenkins, Esther Griffis, Nellie Hud- son, Florence Ptak, Pauline Stiebling, Dorothy Bice, Martha Ensign, Grace Mohr, Ethel Griffis, Bessie Mosier, Middle row-Mildred Dangler, Bernice Parker, Mary Mosier, Grace Basil, Min- nie 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, Ruby Scarbrough, Virginia Gudakunst, Catherine Covey, Cora Towe. CLUB ROLL Alta Baer, Grace Basil, Martha 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 Gritfis, Ethel Griifis, Virginia Gudakunst, Blanche Hallard, Phyllis Hanselman, Bertha Harmount, Marie Hoaglin, Bernice Hough, Nellie Hudson, Wanda len- kins, Effie Keith, Mary Lehman, Addie Market, Emily Mills, Grace Mohr, Bessie Mosier, Mary Mosier, Helen Mumma, Ora Mumma, Minnie Myers, Bernice Parker, Etta Preston, Florence Ptak, Betty Reid, Helen Roth, Ruby Scarbrough, Minnie Scott, Anna Stiebling, Pauline Stiebling, Cora Towe, Elmyra Towe, Viola Watson, Viola Yoh, Virginia Zielke. 1948 HAVILOOK Page43 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER First day of school, new teachers are Miss Triplett, Mrs. Keysor, Mr. Compton. Welcome Freshman!! -We miss those Seniors of last year but the Freshmen are a large class. -Everyone went to the Fair. Ah! Sleep once again. Church-because it's Sunday. Freshman - still wonder what it's all about. First day of Autumn tFall to youl. Another Saturday. Homework at the llth hour-I bet!! Are Monday's always this blue? OCTOBER Magician here. Day of rest. Girls G.A.A. at Van Wert Y.W.C.A. Columbus Day. Boys beginning basketball practice. Good Luck!! Iunior play practice starts. Free show. Community Club-Faculty potluck. Lots of good food. Some one probably had a date. Got my homework for once and sur- prised all the teachers. Free show. High School Party - Spooks - Hal- loween Dance. -Teachers went to Toledo. NOVEMBER -The morning after the night before. Did you go to church this morning? -Getting used to going to school at 8:30 a.m. five days a week!!! 30- Iunior Play-Grand Success. First Basketball game. We won. Armistice Day. -Game with Grover. Thanks, boys, keep up the good work. Fooled you-Went to church. Has anyone got an old Bookkeeping Workbook!!! -Basketball game at Antwerp. Close but still on top. Should have studied over the week end. Must be somebody's birthday so Happy Birthday. School out. Thanksgiving. No school-Are we thankful!!! Last day oi November. DECEMBER Twenty-five days until Christmas. Better write to Santa. Began December the same as we ended November. Still winning. Beat Oakwood. Now what was that person's phone number again!!!! Some Senior birthday. Cloudy today. Havilook pictures-Smile Please! -Beat Payne. -Another game - another success - De- feated Latty. -Winter begins-Annual High School Christmas Dance. -High School and Junior Hi combined Choral Program-Candles, Robes, and All. -No fair peekin'-Santa Won't come to see you. -Christmas-were you all surprised??? VACATION. Page44 HAVILOOK 1948 IANUARY Happy Birthday-I mean-Happy New Year. How many of those resolutions have you broken??? Defeated the Hornets at Grover. Snow and colder. Same old drag. Seniors fretting over their problems again. Played Antwerp. Won!!! Keep up the good teamwork. -Exams . . . Final pictures for Havilook. -Played Payne. Beat by a large margin. -Oh! Must I get up and go to work this morning??? And what time did you get in last night?'?? Anybody's birthday- Happy Birthday. Played Oakwood. The boys are still on top. Played Latty-Score close-You said it. We Won, though. Last day of Ianuary. FEBRUARY -First day of February. -Ground Hogs day. Played Hoaglin-Iackson. Did we win- Yes, thanks to our boys. -Played Paulding, Success was not ours. -Senior test at Paulding. Good Luck!!! -Any Seniors having birthdays in Feb- ruary- Happy Birthday. -Lincoln's Birthday. -No School . . . Too Much Ice. -St. Valentines Day. -Did you go to church'??? -First game of tournament. Beat Grover. -First day of Institute. Are the speakers good??? -Another day of Institute. 20 21 22 23 29 l 3 4 5 10- 14- -Tournament-Beat Antwerp. -Won County Tournament. Grand, boys. Did you forget anything Art? -Washington's birthday. -School Assembly-What an array of Gold-What a swell bunch of boys! League Trophy, County Tourney Trophy, Sportsmanship T r o p h y, and Tom's Sportsmanship Trophy. -Leap Year-Remember? ? ? MARCH Saw first robin. Played Willshire at Sectionals. Big floor but what? We Won!! -Chorus went to Payne to sing. -Played Rockford at Celina and won. Is everybody Happy? Play Lima St. Rose. Remember tomorrow is Monday? Do you have your homework??? 21-First day of Spring. 22-27-Holy Week. 28-Easter. 31-Last day of March. APRIL l-First day of April-your shoe is untied. 2-The morning after the night before. 17-Chorus goes to Ohio Northern for con- tests. 19-Senior play practice starts. 30-Last day of April. MAY l-13-Seniors getting ready for graduation. 14-Senior chapel. 14-Senior Class Play. 16-Baccalaureate. 18-Commencement. 19-School out. 21-23-Irs. and Srs. head for Niagra Falls- Don't fall in. 29-Alumni Banquet. ' awww ffl? Oj9?i5, digg, .vo '34 ' . awww fw1M6a,4fg1, 393444 2 f2WMff ' W WW Jw--v7 ,Y W2 5314 ga '9n23Xl'Q93ffM 4 f 9 NA. Q 55 M J Bw, , - . 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HOAGLIN, Manager I E 5 GRAIN AND SEED 5 S reins AND COAL 5 E PETROLEUM PRODUCTS - BULK AND RETAIL E E E SCOTT, OHIO E E qIIIIIDIIllIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIlIIIIIIUIIIlllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIlIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIII E D .,. D D Q E D E UNFORGETTABLE ' - X X r .. ' 'X 'iQ7fZ ef Lnwmag fl if Qs Lge -Q t f 'fl -Y v'?'V 'V m f' v.. . M 4 Q' 'X 19 in Qlfx EJIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIllllllIIIIDIlIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIllllIIUIIIIIIIIllIIDIIllllIlIIlIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E E E E C0H'lI96Il'I'l0l'lf.iI 0 E Q - E Q E GLY PIC 2 E 2 5 9 E RECRE TIO 5 E E E E 5 VAN WERT, QHIO 5 E E 5 UNTERBRINK BROS. - PROP. : Q u E Bugs Iewell: When I was C1 child I was told that if I made an ugly face it Would E E freeze that way. E E Ruthie Stoller: Well, you cun't scry you weren't warned. E E E : E E 5 CONGRATULATIONS g AND WlNEBURG'S E BEST WISHES 5 5 READY-'TO-WEAR E Compliments of E E - HOTEL MARSH BUILDING ij E To You ' VAN wear, oHlo 5 E The Seniors E E A Q E Congratulations! E E : E CLASS OF 1948 Q Q AGLER STUDIO VAN WERT Book STORE 5 VAN wER'r, ol-no E Hol. V. 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E E Gerald Lcxukhuf: Thcrt's what I say-what is the difference? E EN,,,C0TT,,0,,,,S,,,, luacms CAMERA sumv E PHoToGRAPHlc SUPPLIES E E SHOES Developing, Printing and Enlarging E E CAMERA REPAIRS E 5 FOR 5 2 'I37 E. Main Sf. Phone 2363 E Van Wert, Ohio E MEN, WOMEN, 81 CHILDREN E E STRAYER'S LEARNEDS E E DEPARTMENT sToRE FOQDI-AND S E 1145 w. Main sf. E E PAYNE, OHIO E : VAN WERT, ol-no E EIIIIIIIIllIDIlllllIlllIIDIIIIIlllIIlEDIIIIIlllllIIDIIIIlllllllDUIIIIIIllIlIIDIIIIIIIIIllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIllllIIIIIEUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIEDE P The Compass Points To The Helmsmen The Crew The Sports Review And Music Too 'lllllIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIlIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDEIIIIIIIIIIIQ we K R I C K HOME FURNISHING 5 QUALITY FURNITURE E Q 123 West Perry St.. 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DIDRICK E E DISTINCTIVE E FUNERAL SERVICE E E Lady Assistant Q FINE FURNITURE Q AMBULANCE E 5 TELEPHONE 30 GROVER HILL, O. Q E Compliments of CLARK'S SHOES 98 Years in Van Wert, Ohio VAN WERT BOOTERY VAN WERT, OHIO STEMEN'S RESTAURANT The Place to Come to Get HOME COOKED FOOD GROVER HILL, OHIO 2 Ioan Lcrukhuf: I crm going to give you cx piece of my mind. 5 Art Carter: Iust C1 small helping please. U 5 Bc ever loyal . . . : . . . to your high school. Show Q your appreciation for the many bene- 5 tits you have received from your E capable, conscientious teachers by E maintaining in your daily living the E high principles exemplified by your : high school. Q E INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE E : School of Commerce S FORT WAYNE, INDIANA THANKS A MILLION We'lI try to serve you long and well We all think you are pretty swell To think of us when you desire Insurance against loss by fire. CHARLES E. 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