Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)
- Class of 1949
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ILO BELLE HOFACKER Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Band Majorette 3: Drum Major 4: 4-H Club 1, 3, 4: Student Li- brarian 1. 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 4: G.A.A. Senior Repre- sentative 4: Music Librarian 4: Havi- look Calendar and Humor Editor 4: Member Intramural Champs 2, 3, 4. DALE YOH Basketball 1, 3: H. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Class Vice President 1: Class Sec'y 5 Treas. 4: Librarian 2: Havilook Literary Editor 4. BILL MURPHY Varsity H-Club 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Student Manager 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Li- brarian 1, 2: Class Treasurer 1: Honor Roll 4: Most Humorous Boy 4: Havilook Athletic Editor 4. HUTH KIMMEY Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club 2. 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Music Librarian 3: Student Librarian 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Intramural Champs Member 2, 3. 4: Havilook Photographic Editor 4: 4-H Club 1, 3. .-. 7,7 H L . ,I TL. 49319, -2 Page8 HAVILOOK 1949 49er's CLASS WILL We, the class of 1949, having sound minds which keep us on the right track tsometimesl hereby make, publish, and declare tunless some rich uncle leaves us some moneyl our will and testament. To the faculty we leave most of the books they gave us at the first of the year and hope they find the rest. We also wish to thank them for the guidance they have shown during the twelve years most of us have attended Haviland- Scott School. Ruth Kimmey wills her ability to take only three subjects her last year and still graduate to Laura Dene Williamson. tLet's see now, what subject did she drop'?7 Ilo Belle Hofacker wills her big mouth and silly notions to Betty Finnegan. With what Betty already has, the school will be awfully noisy and what ever else you can say for it. Evaleen Shaw wills her ability to skip classes to Harold Wenninger. tDon't be afraid, Harold, it's fun.l Ioan Laukhuf leaves her one-stroke method of cleaning her typewriter to Doyle Breedlove. CWhee, watch the dust flyll Iva Lou leaves her ability and like for sports to anyone who is interested in them. Billy Murphy leaves his ability to blubber balloons in music class to Glen Pease. tHope you don't get caught, Glen.l Patty Groh wills her ability to study hard the last year of school to any one dumb enough to do it. Leah Williamson wills her ability to argue and prove her answers on Con- sumer Tests back to the Consumer Teacher. tWonder who that is?l Geraldine Rider wills her ability of getting to class meetings on time to Miss Daubert who is always late. tBemember, Miss Daubert, Time waits for no one. J Dale Yoh wills his ability to get out of school to go to peoples' funerals to Lloyd Lehman. 1949 HAVILOOK Page9 CLASS PROPHECY Haviland, Ohio Iune 13, 1956 My Dear Aunt Haviscott, Iva Lou Cwens was just here for a short visit. She could only stay a little while, since she is the secretary for her husband's furniture company. Last year she figured her husband's income tax to be S5,000,000.02. The government re- turned the two cents, because she had made a slight error. Little Erve has had the colic and chicken sneeze. I'm sure you remember Tootiep she used to be Iva Lou Laukhuf, and they are making out nicely. Ruth Foust tKimmeyl and Patty Rhoad CGrohD are living in Ft. New York in an apartment house. Patty keeps the children while Ruth works. They both live a simple life: going to the theatre once a week, attending the Women's Society, for all Ambassadors' wives, the Temperance Society, the 75 Bridge Club, and the Sewing Sisters of America. Oh, yes! I just received a telegram yesterday from Gerry Rider. She has been working and taking voice lessons. Next Tuesday is her opening night on Broadway. I am so happy for her because she has sacrificed so much for her career: three definite proposals and two probables from her stage managers. I have been cleaning house lately and have neglected going to the store. There is hardly anything to eat in the house. I trade at the Murphy-Murphy Co. store at Scott. He specializes in fancily decorated carrots and carrier pigeons. Bill has taken over the business since his partner went bankrupt back in 1950. He has been so interested in his business that he hasn't had time for marriage, it seems. Dale Yoh is president of the Scott Equity Exchange, now. Business has been picking up in the last few years. Dale has two little boys, who are the sweetest things. They are being taught trigonometry at the age of four, by Dale. It seems they wrecked his Cadillac last week, so Dale says that some mathematics might help them to figure safe passing distances. Ilo Belle Hofacker is head nurse of our new Memorial Hospital, which she succeeded in having her fiance finance. He is one of the head doctors and also one of the best in the hospital. The hospital itself covers two acres out in the restricted area of Haviland. Ilo reports that they have lost only one patient, a black Cocker spaniel. Evaleen and Leah rent a house near by. No, Evaleen never married. She proposed twice, the first time being accepted, but her intended had an acci- dent two days before the wedding. Leah has a new position as Mr. Stoller's personal secretary at Haviland Clay Works, Inc. Last year she won state honors in a typing contest, typing 205 words per minute. Well, Aunt Haviscott, Ioan Carter CLaukhufl is now married, and her hus- band poses as the thin man at the circus. Their two children now attend the University of Haviland-Scott where Miss Daubert was finally promoted to the professorship. Bye for now, All my love, Your niece, Seniortot Page 10 HAVILOOK 1949 SENIOR DIAG NOSIS NAME NOTED FOR HAS IS INTERESTED IN NEVER EVALEEN SHAW Knowledge Annual Patience Skipping School Misbehaves PATRICIA GROH Being Thin Good Intentions Housekeeping Grows LEAH WILLIAMSON Staying Home Much to do Keeping Busy Finds Fault GERALDINE RIDER Late Hours Plenty of Boyfriends Sailors Stays Home DALE YOH Quietness Plymouth Will Writing Talks BILLY MURPHY Ioking Poetic Talent Motor Skooters Idle IOAN LAUKHUF Noise Troubles Cheering Bcrshful ILO BELLE HOFACKER Wisecracks Shoe Skates Sports Serious RUTH KIMMEY Talking Salestalk Marriage Quiet IVA LOU LAUKHUF Dignity Strength Sitting in the Moonlight Retires Early Cpfaaa .Mafory Yesterday, Freshman: today, Seniors: tomorrow, Alumni- how the time does fly! When we, the class of forty-nine, started on our four years' journey through high school, we looked forward thinking that Seniorhood looked very far away. Our first year we chose Miss Shawley as our advisor and our enrollment was thirteen. The next three years, Miss Daubert was elected, who proved to be a very capable friend. We've made it, though, losing a few classmates along the way. Here we are, Seniors, with an enrollment often. Our officers are: Leah Williamson-President: Evaleen Shaw-Vice President: Dale Yoh-Secretary and Treasurer. ASSAYHIS ff U A 5 X Q f Nl. QX : g 4. i V !!g46 ' 2' 1 I . x 41621 Q M QA pr 5.5-,.., P v- - !- E 4 ,La W f X Q ,- ii A' I fm Sway Page 12 HAVILOOK 1949 jlzeg 118 augkf M5 MR. ENSIGN and SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD L. W. ENSIGN, Superintendent ALBERT ZIELKE Findlay College, A.B. L. W. ENSIGN University of Wisconsin, Ph.M. BURTON HOAGLIN ELMER KEYSOR MARY LOU ADAMS LEWIS MYERS Class of 47 HAROLD GLASS ,Arif 1949 HAVILOOK Page 13 'WLM We fe L. W. ENSIGN, Superintendent Findlay College, A.B. University of Wisconsin, Ph.M. HELEN LIVINGSTON 'C' Ohio University Ypsilanti State Teachers College Battle Creek School of Home Economics Home Economics 4th Grade ...,. 'I . Aww ejx . , . Sf ANN MARGARET OETZEL X . ll' Western College for Women, A.B. 'Y V I Mus. B. School Music It sg g 'sw . M Pei ,, 1 ' ti l .J f wi:-Mw,ww 0 Wim-s-A I mom - 4asLMM.r.,.,:, . . 4 flsr4f-' . ,X iz ftgffl F9134 t 5 w .u ,H M Nl' ,v i 1, If ul' gllftblfe VELMA GANTT Ohio Northern University Grade 1 WANDA IENKINS Defiance College Ohio Northern University Grade 3 RUBY PTAK Defiance Ohio Northern University Bowling Green Grade 2 ROY IENKINS Defiance College Ohio Northern University Grades 5 and 6 JL WIJJQJ MARTHA ENSIGN Findlay College, A.B. Ohio State University English and Physical Education Iunior Class Advisor REX SCARBROUGH Ohio Northem University, B.S. Physical Education Industrial Arts Sophomore Class Advisor ELSIE DAUBERT Findlay College. A.B. Mathematics and Science Senior Class Advisor ALFRED SHERER Findlay College, A.B. Ir. High and Commercial Freshman Class Advisor It It It I ip, i 3- i 1 l Ui 6 QF! : F F B I t, A 11, 1 1 IWWWEW f ng' e'lfF'1 '441 1. ,. ,1 ' 4 1 I I 1 1- . ' H 1 x 4 1 1 ' , n 1 A 1.,11H i 4 ' dal 1 1 V 1 . , 1 1 1.5 Page 16 HAVILOOK 1949 uaf M xx-,,.,.'JY Upper Left-Busy Little Beginners Upper Right-Anyone Hungry? Center Left-No Dull Moments Center Right-Interested? ? Lower Lett-Smiling Peeper Lower Right-Ones who made the impossible possible PIHISPECHIRS as ti ' I S3 'I I' 4. f , L. ' XXV FII' 1 ' X l f 1 '- NM H fr ki in I l y- !.3?fN.. Mn clercfadded 'Z' ff! 57' ' H ...arf JOLLY JUNIORS gfadd icem FIRST ROW: Iohn Baker, Eloise Rodman, Carrie Hartwig, Erma Lehman, Art Carter, Marcia Sperry. Doyle Breedlove. SECOND ROW: Emma Lou Vance, Laura Dene Williamson, Mary Lou Akom, Fred Hartwig, Ray Sinn, Olive Leeth. The Iunior Class plans to have as its guests the Senior Class, Miss Daubert, and Mr. and Mrs. Ensign on a trip to Washington, D. C. May 23 to 27 inclusive. The trip is to be made by bus, and in Washington the itinerary is to include the following: Capitol, Mint, Library of Congress, Smithsonian Institute, Mt. Vernon, and other points of interest. The Iunior Class are financing this trip by the sales from the candy stand, class play, Teachers' banquet, selling of cards, and proceeds from the presen- tation of the Community Club play at Union. Both classes and advisors are looking forward to a very enjoyable week, and the Iunior Class feels it will be amply rewarded for its efforts during the past year to raise the needed money. Sincere thanks to our parents and anyone who has helped us! at A is fs 'ILLY 'UPHOMURE Tom Craft, Iohn Marl-ret, Lloyd Lehman. Luther Hofacker, Harold Wen- ninjer. lohn Fast, Dick Groh, Glenn Pease, Donald Williams. Gerald Laukhul, Ieanne Griliis, Ireta Decker, Gloria Stiebling, Betty Finnegan, Alice Williamson. Betty Green, Gloria Springer, Delores Keysor. Phyllis Davis, Eleanor Hoaglin, Ioy Mae Rhine- halt. GREEN FRE HMEN Robert Laukhuf, Ianet Mohr. Louise Guclakunst. Ruth Stoller, Colleen Keysor. Dorothy Funk, Barbara Brian, Mary Lou Harris, Elizabeth Cav- inder. Patricia Schaadt, M a r g a r e t Bice, Erma Baker, Deloris Adkins. Ioanne Pate, Ethelyn Tarlton. Roy Raudabaugh, Robert Gun- clerman, Donald Davis, George Ienkins, LeRoy Shaw. Lyle Stol- ler. Roy Glass. Page 20 HAVILOOK 1949 4+ -5-, ev 'S sr! 3 -4....r 4? -A -Q.. .4 fl,Nl'.1 ff' ZPAA S :,, , qb.. J 1 ., V 3 -'AA R R I I if ' :.,5 H,' 2 '. its-I-555, 4 2'. I '- - , ' V---. ., ,' , ' ' , V..,3 it ,.....V :': I , f-k'f':.'i 5 li ., an I 4s ,H Va, J, I' 3, ig' W if 'LH ur V- .9 pl, Qi ,V I I Q' . use 4 'L I' F ' X -5' - ,.:' 1 ,xtflv -. 'z ' , - , ft 4 , U 5, ,-1: - . I '1'7 n I ' if Q -4 7:31 , T i,,y i:sQM,gfWg ' - AA , ' 5 1' ' , .-: ' M491 7, an 10 LE I 'n 'EQ if -..,x 1 .. D L' ' 1 , V, 1.. -1' I. , . fy -:- ,Y f - - V 1, jg: A, , V ,J HGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Harold Tomlinson, Lucyle Kimmey, Barbara Fast, Phidela Lehman, Anna Iean Whitaker, Ruth Faust, Roberta Stoller, Lou Ann Rhinehalt. SECOND ROW: Betty Cavinder, Ioan Ensign, Larry Finnegan, Ray Hartwig, Donald Harris, Lawerence Decker, Lowell Craft, Maurice Myers. THIRD ROW: Earl Pease, Bill Hoaglin, Robert Abbott, Gene Breininger, Floyd Carter, George Yoh, Richard Zielke, Paul Williams, SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Doyle Whitaker, Elmo Adkins, Ba'ba a Schaadt, Rebecca Akom, Patty Decker. Rex Davis, Harold Beech, Rae Kay Tow. SECOND ROW: Lois Puckett, Mary Ann Hoaglin, Leona Foust, Danny Akom, Edward Raudabaugh. Lois Williamson, Bonny Puckett, Gary Eisenmann. THIRD ROW: Loretta Searfoss, Charles Rodman, Anita Sperry, Ruby Hockenberry, Richard Perry, Shirley Bowholtz, Delores Bennett, Barbara Groh. FOURTH ROW: Donna Debacker, Carolyn Searioss, Royal Hoiacker, Robert Tarlton, Charles Kauser, Edwin Rodman, Darwin Iewell. 949 HAVILOOK Page 21 WZ' ef? ,- A .sarah SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Vade Pate, Noreda Keysor. Benny Craft, William Bendele, Sharon Gritfis, Evelyn Stoller, Nancy Zielke. SECOND ROW: Roger Roth, Bobby Adkins. Ioe Gunderman, Ianet Hoaglin, Rose Marie Baker, Eleanor Abbott. Maxine Pond, Walter Sinn. THIRD ROW: Ianet Kent, Arthur Yockum, Ieannine Tarlton, Evelyn Ginzel, Marion Stoller. HFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Iohn Harris, Phyllis Adkins, Elizabeth Adkins. Patty Neilord, Evelyn Funk, Ianice Fox, Marilyn Harris, Ionice Ginzel. SECOND ROW: Mildred Perry, Dennis Bennett, Rex Rodman. Mary Lou Gunderman, Franklin Cavinder, Gerald Hoiacker, Billy Laukhuf, Robert Cavinder. Page 22 HAVILOOK 1949 X1 'J' s 5 -40 ,,..1 .I l -.4 sa rf, ,-'NW FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Richard Foust, George Keysor, Maurice Akom, Lynn Meiferd. Frank Ptak, Dorothy Foust, Gene Decker, Robert Williamson. SECOND ROW: Eugene Whitaker, Lester Stoller, Lydia Dunham, Arthur Yockum, Karen Gudakunst, Janice Parker, Jeanne Hockenberry, Ioan Baker. BOT- TOM ROW: Clarence Webster, Paul Stiebling, Iames Decker, Billy Hoiacker. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Arthur Grillis. Gordon Harris, Deloris Roth, Donna Routt, Louise Puckett, Milford Pond, Richard Stoller, Gordon Davis. SECOND ROW: Brenda Mumma, Linda Hoaqlin, Iudy Cavinder, Gary Gunderman, Sandra Buehler, Walter Dunham, Bobby Lewis, Larry Laukhuf. THIRD ROW: Mabel Iewell, Forrest Smith, David Zielke, Geraldine Puckett, lim Puckett, Ronald Eisenmann. Iustice O'Day, Michael Tow. FOURTH ROW: Richard Akom, Dennis Williams, Carlos Tyas, Sam Gunderman, Gale Wiseman, Dean Laukhuf, Marie Brian. 1949 HAVILOOK Page 23 vi-' is , X , 37. 1, Q, , .K ll, xl Q , Q 5, H . 1 if ty, I A V ' ' T I 'H' P 1- .. If ' ' A I I .., -I ' ' ii: il . -xi: lx ' 9 I .5 ,I n u ll vt 1211 ' I - - .. ft1i,.wsF9 . . 1 1 ' : ' - ij . 'liz' I , ' jig, ' . - 4' 1 ' A ' ' , f is .. 'KP' K ' ' - 5 R - 'f t 1 S -, ' ' ,J J ' I i , Q ,fit l , W. 'QQ - ,wx 1 f-V t. I Q f Rf' ali! E I I 1 9:-5'3 I 1 - -i, - ,I : 9, il :Et , 4 Q A Q I .V IA A , E ,gf gm r K 1 W ,.:., .v -. ff. V J - V y 1 ' J- .1 -Q -.. ,,, . 4 2-' 1 K f 5 - 5 .iss- ' ., ,, - . H t -lf , ,.f S' 'fl ' ' 'l ' f- . ,. -1 --41: '- I. J f 2- +- , '- 5: ' 'I-f I , .1 t, -ffl: . :H I F f .5 ,Q i- A if t -3,13 Ml ,ag tg u 5 ' 3 5 'X I 'Q 4 4 park, - , - 1- I y Q SEQ' 1 - ax, if - - xxx ,, , , X af., . - -3 ,111 'im ft- ,GS -I , - : A - . ., ,,.-?f.::: 54 .. L wi J A Ln lf ' 'li' . ails I is 'r' 'J I . U- ., 1 t EQ i q.. n. 9' .- J U , A- ,J A 5 ' ' sf? w jpi Va ' - 1 , , ' G X ,.. A, - 21 , ,tx - Q: - I 9 x - fi I- GDL. , N 2 , 4 S FIRST ROW: Linda Houseworth, Caroline Baker, Carol Gunderman, Marilyn Taylor, Ieannette Rice, lim Blythe. Deanna Hartwig, Dianna Keyser. SECOND ROW: Patricia Scales, Rebecca Hofacker, Harold Comer, Ianet Glass, Ioan Williamson, Maurice Smith, Marie Fast, Bonnie Yockum, THIRD ROW: Russel Mclntosh, Raymond Webster, Kenny Gusler, Virgil Debacker, Billy Neiswander, Elaine Adkins, Cecil Foust, LeRoy lewell, Roger Eisenmann. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Glenn Baker, Silvia McClure, Floyd Foust, Rita Sheeham, Deloris Debacker, Annette Rice, Celesta Covey, Raymond Webster Kseconcl gradel. SECOND ROW: Marica Mumma, Gerald Stoller, Nicki Mohr, Peggy Williams, Charolette Sperry, Larry Harris, Rita Wallace, Sharon Wiseman. THIRD ROW: Edward Rodman, Billy Davis, Paula Sinn, Marilyn Bendele, Ianice Tyas. Gene Lehman, David Raudabaugh: FOURTH ROW: Deanna Pratt, Alan Williamson, Doyle Harris, Karen Ziellce, Dale Dunham, Linda Abbot, Larry Lewis, Carol Moyer. FIFTH ROW: Billy Cox, David Kimmey, Roger Basil, Gloria Cowell, Ronald Williams, Charles Hockenberry. Garry Bennett. ,f -.1 ur ewarcb: ,Ours f, lgredenf Inuvuliis This year, the Havi1ook Staff has decided to take a picture of some of the trophies which we have received during the years that Haviland-Scott has taken part in athletics. We, as a school, are very proud of the trophies received during the past and present. Each one has its own explanation, so we need not go into their meanings. The Parker Team Sportsmanship Trophy and the 1949 League Cham- pionship Trophy are not included in this picture, as they were won this year. age THE GAMBIIRS If' 3 15 V figwi K Q V. I , .142-f.Qf.f' X M f l !' M, 'A 5 1 .xdcfiuifiea t, A 11, 1 1 IWWWEW f ng' e'lfF'1 '441 1. ,. ,1 ' 4 1 I I 1 1- . 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SPORTS CALENDAR VARSITY WE THEY WE THEY Union ...,.......... ,... 4 5 44 Antwerp .,.... 23 Grover Hill .... ..., 5 3 32 Payne ........., 27 Antwerp ..... 36 33 Oakwood .........,. 27 Oakwood .... 48 43 Latty ....,,......,........, 48 Payne . .,,.. 55 30 Hoaglin-Iackson 52 Latty ..,,................... 37 39 Paulding . ,..... 35 Lima St. Rose ..,, 36 58 Grover Hill , .... 26 RESERVES Union ,,.. ..,. 2 6 28 Antwerp ...... 17 Grover ....., 34 9 Payne .......... 24 Antwerp ..... .,.. l 7 38 Oakwood .......... 26 Oakwood ..,. 12 23 Latty .,......,,..........,... 45 Payne .....,...... .... l 9 15 Hoaglin-Iackson 32 Latty ,....,,.,..,...... .......,,.....,,. .... .4,. l 8 4 O Paulding ......,................ .,...,. ....... ...... Z 0 Lima St. Rose ....,,..,.....................,................. 39 19 Grover Hill ..................,..,...,...,.......,...........,.. 17 BACK ROW: Robert Gunderman. George Ienkins. Roy Glass, Luther Hofacker. Gene Davis. Doyle Breedlove. Rex Scarbrough. Instructor. CENTER ROW: Iohn Fast. Fred Hartwig, Lloyd Lehman, Art Carter, Bob Laukhui, Ray Sinn. FRONT ROW: Lyle Stoller, Manager, Don Williams, Bud Laulchut, Iohn Baker, Gerald Laukhul, LeRoy Shaw, Manager. vv ff- vw 5 . 1 4 K 'R -- ztgxg ., 4 ' 434, ,W 1 igigf- rff . vt 'S Page 28 gr HAVILOOK 1949 Wah. WQA! MA. MANAGERS Lyle Stoller LeRoy Shaw Who Works just as hard as the team? The cheerleaders! and a Winning combination, too! Both cheerleaders and mana- gers did a real job. The boys say that there is nothing better than a good peppy cheer or a rub down administered by Lyle or LeRoy for morale. Thanks for a good job well done! CHEERLEADERS: Ioy Mae Pthinehalt Iva Lou Laukhuf Ioan Laukhuf Evaleen Shaw 1 R11 ' il ' ' Q 'I 4' L HPI.. Www 1 add rip 0 1948 The Iuniors and Seniors of 1948 chartered a bus to Detroit. Before going aboard the boat, U. S. S. Greater De- troit . we went on a conducted tour through Ford's plant and saw many sights of interest. Late in the afternoon we went aboard the U. S. S. Greater Detroit and sailed for Buffalo. I wonder why Mr. Scarhrough got sea sick? Was it because he ate too many peanuts??? We docked in Buffalo at 9:39 A.M. the following day. Our next tour was of Niagara Falls. This tour took around three hours. We were taken back to the boat by train. Late in the afternoon our boat sailed for Detroit: we docked in Detroit at 11:00 A.M. That afternoon the group divided. Part of the group attended the baseball game between the Detroit Tigers and Washington Senators, and the other group toured Greenfield Village at Dearborn. We arrived home happily. but tired. rercide - - - WCLLM clleakh Senior High Girls liym Class FIRST ROW: Evaleen Shaw, Iva Lou Laukhuf, Ioan Laukhuf. Ilo Hof- acker, Geraldine Rider, Leah William- son, Patty Groh, Ruth Kimmey. Mrs. Ensign, Instructor. SECOND ROW: Ethelyn Tarlton. Eleanor Hoaglin, Alice Williamson, Betty Green, Gloria Springer, Phyllis Davis, Delores Key- sor, Delores Adkins, Ioan Pate, Ianet Mohr, Ireta Decker, Carrie Hartwig, Erma Baker, Margaret Bice, Ioy Mae Rhinehart. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Cavinder, Betty Finnegan, Gloria Stiebling, Ieanne Griifis, Dorothy Funk, Colleen Keysor, Ruth Stoller, Louise Gudakunst, Patty Schaadt, Mary Lou Harris. Senior High lloys llynr llloss FIRST ROW: Fred Hartwig, Roy Glass, Luther Hofacker, Robert Lauk- hui, Rex Scarbrough, Instructor: Ray Sinn, Roy Raudabaugh, Lloyd Leh- man, Doyle Breedlove, George Ien- kins. SECOND ROW: Gerald Laukhul, Robert Gunderman, Gene Davis, Wil- lard Laukhul, Iohn Fast, Iohn Baker, Don Williams.. Junior High Girls liynr Class FIRST ROW: Roberta Stoller, Ruth Foust, Anna Iean Whitaker, Phidela Lehman, Ioan Ensign, Barbara Fast, Lucyle Kimmey, Lois Williamson, Mary Ann Hoaglin, Leona Foust, Shir- ley Bowholtz, Bonnie Puckett, Barbara Groh, Anita Sperry, Delores Bennet, Patty Decker, Ruby Hockenberry. CENTER ROW: Betty Cavinder, Lou Ann Rhinehalt, Rebecca Akom, Bar- bara Schaadt. Junior High lloys liym Class FIRST ROW: Doyle Whitaker, Charles Kauser, Darwin Iewel, Rex Davis, Paul Williams, Harold Tomlin- son. Richard Perry, Royal Holacker. Maurice Myers, Rex Scarbrough, ln- structor: Earl Pease, Larry Finnegan, Bill Hoaglin. Harold Beech, Richard Zielke, Gary Eisenmann, Edwin Rod- man, Robert Abbott. Lawrence Decker. CENTER ROW: Ray Hartwig, Floyd Carter, Richard Rager. 949 HAVILOOK Page 31 A Odell ell! BEST SEUDENES . .. Leah and Harold with powerful brains Studying so hard they have great pains. BEST SENSE 0E HUMUR . .. Betty and Bill joking in school Always laughing and acting a fool. SIEHENSHIP . .. Evaleen Shaw with citizenship always willing to do her bit. BEST AlHlEEES . .. For Athletics was Iva Lou and Ray Always willing and able to play. MUSE ACTIVE . .. Chosen for most Active part Was little Ioan and great big Art. Page 32 HAVILOOK 1949 Qlbwdanjlwmuw BAND Another year, another good band! This year the band consisted of 30 mem- bers and was under the direction of Mr. Saurwein, Who did his best to help them give good performances. The band has done a splendid job of playing this year, which was very much appreciated by the audiences that attended the basketball games and concerts. The band also marched at the Paulding County Fair on September 25, and was awarded a trophy. Keep up the good work, Band. Trumpets: Gerald Laukhui, Barbara Fast, Iohn Fast: Clarinets: Evaleen Shaw, Alice William- son, Barbara Brian, Colleen Keysor, Anita Sperry, Ruby Hockenberry, Charles Rodman: Flute: Erma Lehman: Piccolo: Eleanor Hoaglin: Drums: Laura Dene Williamson, Geraldine Rider, Don Williams, Iva Lou Laukhut, Ilo Belle Hofaclcer: Bells: Betty Finnegan, Lois Williamson: Trombones: Marcia Sperry, Bill Hoaglin, Gloria Stiebling, Lloyd Lehman, Robert Gunderman: Baritone: Ioan Laukhuf, Ieanne Grifiis! Marimba: Delores Keysor: Saxaphones: Leah Williamson, Ianet Mohr, Ioan Ensign. Majorettes: Ilo Belle Hoiacker, Carrie Hartwig. 1949 HAVILOOK Page 33 e Succeda TOP ROW: Richard Groh, Iohn Fast, Luther Hofacker. Glenn Pease, Robert Gunderman, Iohri Market, Donald Davis. Robert Laukhui, Lloyd Lehman, Roy Raudabaugh, Doyle Breedlove, Fred Hartwig, Tom Craft, Bill Murphy, Roy Glass, Iohn Baker. SECOND ROW: Gerald Laukhui, Harold Wenninger, Deloris Adkins, Ioan Pate, Louise Gudakunst. Mary Lou Harris, Elizabeth Cavinder, Patricia Schaadt, Colleen Keysor, Dorothy Funk, Barbara Brian, Ruth Stoller, Olive Leeth, Geraldine Rider, Emma Lou Vance, Mary Lou Akom, LeRoy Shaw, Lyle Stoller. THIRD ROW: Dale Yoh, Ray Sinn, Evaleen Shaw, lreta Decker, Margaret Bice, Marcia Sperry, Laura Dene Williamson, Delores Keysor, Erma Lehman, Phyllis Davis, Eloise Rodman, Gloria Springer, Betty Green, Etheyln Tarlton, Gloria Stiebling, George Ienkins, Donald Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Ianet Mohr, Patty Groh, Erma Baker, Ioy Mae Rhinehalt, Ilo Belle Hofacker, Betty Finnegan, Ieanne Griflis, Carrie Hartwig, Ruth Kimmey, Iva Lou Laukhuf, Ioan Laukhuf, Alice Williamson, Eleanor Hoaglin, Leah William- son, Mrs. Oetzel. PIANISTS: Ioan Laukhuf, Barbara Brian. GIRLS' SEXTETTE: Gloria Stieblinq, Ioan Laukhuf, Laura Dene Williamson, Marcia Sperry, Evaleen Shaw, Eloise Rodman. 14660655 v l I i BOYS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Robert Laukhuf, Lloyd Lehman, Roy Raudabaugh. Luther Holacker, Ray Sinn. Tom Craft, Dale Yoh, John Market, Dick Groh. SECOND ROW: Lyle Stoller, Iohn Baker, Iohn Fast, Donald Davis, Roy Glass, Fred Hartwig, Doyle Breedlove, Glenn Pease, Robert Gunderman. BOT- TOM ROW: Mrs. Oetzel. Donald Williams, Gerald Laukhul, Harold Wenninger, Willard Laukhuf, George Ienkins, Bill Murphy, LeRoy Shaw. GIRLS' GLEE CL B TOP ROW: Patty Groh, Ianet Mohr, Deloris Adkins, Ioanne Pate, Louise Gudakunst, Mary Lou Harris, Elizabeth Cavinder, Patricia Schaadt, Colleen Keysor, Dorothy Funk, Barbara Brian. Ruth Stoller, Olive Leeth, Ierry Rider, Emma Lou Vance, Mary Lou Akom. SECOND ROW: Carrie Hartwig, Evaleen Shaw, lreta Decker. Margaret Bice, Marcia Sperry, Laura Dene Williamson, Delores Keysor, Erma Lehman, Phyllis Davis, Eloise Rodman, Gloria Springer, Betty Green, Ethelyn Tarlton, Gloria Stiebling, Leah Williamson, BOTTOM ROW: Erma Baker, Ioy Mae Rhinehalt, Ilo Belle Hofacker, Betty Finnegan, Ieanne Griffis, Mrs. Oetzel. Ruth Kirnmey, Iva Lou Laukhul, Ioan Laukhul, Alice Williamson. Eleanor Hoaglin. ur im I tw ' - r ' H - ' M fm 1 l z ' , ,' y I JR. HI BOYS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Edwin Rodman, Gary Eisemann, Charles Rodman, Earl Pease, Danny Akom, Edward Raudabaugh, Royal Holacker, Darwin Iewell, Rex Davis, Elmo Adkins, Robert Abbott, Paul Williams. SECOND ROW: Doyle Whitaker, Richard Zielke, James Wirick, Ray Hartwig, George Yoh, Richard Perry, Harold Beech, Charles Kauser, Gene Breininger, Mrs. Oetzel. FIRST ROW: Lawrence Decker, Bill Hoaglin, Maurice Myers, Donald Harris, Floyd Carter, Richard Rager, Larry Finnegan, Harold Tomlinson.. JR. HI GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Donna Debacker, Deloris Bennett, Shirley Bowholtz, Leona Foust, Loretta Searioss, Barbara Groh, Rae Tow, Ruby Hockenberry, Lou Ann Rhinehalt, Betty Cavinder. SECOND ROW: Caroline Searloss, Bonnie Puckett, Mary Ann Hoaqlin, Lois Puckett, Lois Williamson, Barbara Fast, Roberta Stoller, Ruth Foust, Mrs. Oetzel. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Akom, Patty Decker, Lucyle Kimmey, Ioan Ensign, Anita Sperry, Phidela Lehman, Anna lean Whitaker, Barbara Schaadt. rganizec! .xdcfiuifieri G. A. A. TOP ROW: Elizabeth Cavinder, Louise Gudakunst, Dorothy Funk, Mary Lou Harris, Patricia Schaadt, Ruth Stoller. Barbara Brian, Betty Finnegan, Ieanne Griliis, Colleen Keysor, Carrie Hartwig. SECOND ROW: Erma Baker, Ethelyn Tarlton, Gloria Springer, Betty Green, Laura Dene Williamson. Deloris Keysor, Phyllis Davis, Enna Lehman, Eloise Rodman, Ianet Mohr, Ioan Pate, Deloris Adkins, Mrs. Ensign. THIRD ROW: Margaret Bice, Gloria Steibling, Eleanor Hoaglin, Ioy Mae Rhinehalt, Alice Williamson, Ireta Decker, Marcia Sperry, Mary Lou Akom. Olive Leeth, Emma Lou Vance. BOTTOM HOW: Patty Groh, Geraldine Rider, Iva Lou Laukhuf, Leah Williamson, Ioan Laukhuf, Evaleen Shaw, Ruth Kimmey, Ilo Belle Hofacker. H-CLUB TOP BOW: Dale Yoh, Lloyd Lehman, Iohn Fast, Don Williams, Bill Murphy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Scarbrough, Fred Hartwig, Ray Sinn, Art Cater, Bud Laukhuf, Gerald Laukhuf. BOTTOM ROW: Ioan Laukhuf, Evaleen Shaw, Iva Lou Laukhui. Geraldine Rider labsentl. ,r. jlzeir .Liege ,945 .fdioloreciafedl COMMUNITY CLUB Of all the people associated with the school, none is more appreciated than the Community Club. Whenever a problem comes up, the Community Club is nearly always consulted. Thanks many, many times for all the help you've given us. Club Roll: Alta Baer, Grace Basil, Pearl Basil, Martha Basil, Dorothy Bice, Catherine Brady, Ada Breedlove, Hazil Bressler, Ethel Brian, Ethel Compton, Katherine Covey, Opal Dangler, Elsie Danklefson, Ethel Dunham, Martha Ensign, Inella Finnegan, Marie Fast, Minnie Frakes, Velma Gantt, Grace Griliis, Esther Griffis, Ethel Griiiis, Virginia Gudakunst, Nellie Gunderman, Betty Gusler, Bessie Hart- wick, Blanche Hallard, Phyllis Hanselman, Bertha Harmount, Marie Hoaglin, Bernice Hough, Nellie Hudson, Wanda Jenkins, Effie Keith, Mary Lehman, Inez McIntosh, Ruth Meftord, Mary Mills, Emily Mills, Bessie Mosier, Leah Mosier, Mary Mosier, Grace Mohr, Helen Mumma, Ora Mumma, Minnie Myers, Ber- niece Parker, Florence Ptak, Ruby Scarbrough, Minnie Scott, Pauline Steibling, Lena Springer, Cora Tow, Elmyra Tow, Buelah Wiseman, Viola Yoh, Virginia Zielke. bill AI' SE lon PL Y A lijvle Coufzlnl marry given CONNIE - the mother ............................................................. ....... I va Lou Laukhuf RALPH - the father ..................... ................. D ale Yoh APRIL - the oldest daughter ...... ....... E valeen Shaw MAY - the ballet dancer ....... ...... I oan Laukhuf IUNE - the family artist ...... ......... R uth Kimmey TARIS - the nurse ........................... ................... P atty Groh LEONA - the youngest ......,............... ....... ll o Belle Hofacker GRANNY - Mr. Barton's mother ................................. .......... G eraldine Rider ETTA - Mr. Barton's sister ............................................... ........ L eah Williamson DONALD DREGAN - the son of Mr. Barton's boss ............................ Billy Murphy Director ................................................................................................ Miss Elsie Daubert Imagine falling in love with five girls at once-all in one family-and undecided which one to marry. The girls are the daughters ot Ralph Barton and his wife Connie, who is bugs on the subject of astrology and has named her daughters after the months in which they were hom. With the Bartons, live Granny, Mr. Barton's aged mother and his spinster sister Etta, who because of a thwarted romance in her youth is now cr confirmed maid. Later, she is constantly discouraging her five nieces from marriage. Each girl is wrapped in her own activity. April is talented as an actress, May takes dancing lessons, Iune is an artist, Taris goes to iirst aid classes, and last but not least, the problem child is the fifth and youngest, Leona, who wants to become a cow-girl. ff ugfdll-JGJ Sapa 014, I, Mrs. Laura Morton - Grandad's daughter ...... ........ M ary Lou Akom Grandad - Invalid of about sixty ................... ........... A rthur Carter Tilly - A green country maid ...................... ......... M arica Sperry Betty Shadduck - Niece of Mrs. Morton ........ ............. Er ma Lehman Kip Shadduck - Nephew of Mrs. Morton ....... ......... D oyle Breedlove Trudy Norwood ....................................................... ........ E mma Lou Vance Iudy Norwood - Friends of Kip Shadduck ........ ........... C arrie Hartwig Ludie Norwood ,..............,........................................ .............. O live Leeth lack Norwood - Friend of Betty Shadduck ......... ........ ........ F r ed Hartwig Iim Mahoney - Friend of Grandad ................... ..............,................... R ay Sinn Miss Abbey Higgens - Old Maid .................. ....... L aura Dene Williamson Mrs. lobe Feeney - Old country Woman ....... ................, El oise Rodman The Detective - Rather stupid .............................................................. Iohnny Baker Director ................................................................. ,... ......................... M r s. Martha Ensign Grandad, ill a year ago, is still considered an invalid by his daughter, Mrs. Morton, who feeds him on nothing but soup and crackers while he dreams of thick, juicy steaks. An old friend Big Iim Mahoney returns from out in Arizona and plans to stage a supper for all his boyhood pals. Grandad and Mahoney slip out of the house with the aid oi Tillie, causing a great deal ot disturbance among his daughter and friends. JU IOR PL Y ' IWW! I :fn at Page 40 HAVILOOK 1949 Wai Jin ,GM f-Q., .av-Q Lg. ,,,..- Fr-2 '-v-r.D9+ A---4' 'D 'if' HONOR STUDENTS LAST ROW: Richard Zielke, Eleanor Hoaglin, Erma Lehman, Harold Wenninger, Lois William- son. Rae Kay Tow. CENTER ROW: Betty Finnegan, Ioan Ensign, Barbara Fast, Ieanne Griliis, Gloria Steibling, Barbara Brian. Ruth Stoller, Dorothy Funk. FIRST ROW: Ioan Laukhui, Iva Lou Laukhul, Bill Murphy, Leah Williamson, Ilo Belle Holacker. Evaleen Shaw. SIXTH GRADE: Roger Roth, Walter Sinn. Sharon Griifis, Noreda Keysor, Maxine Pond. Marian Stoller. Ieannine Tarlton, Nancy Zielke, Eleanor Abbott. FIFTH GRADE: Billy Laukhul, Ianice Ginzel. FOURTH GRADE-Lydia Dunham, Karen Gudakunst, Delores Hockenberry, Ianice Parker, Rich- ard Foust, George Keysor. Lynn Mefierd, Frank Ptak, Lester Stoller. THIRD GRADE: Walter Dunham, Arthur Griilis, Gary Gunderrnan, Dean Laukhuf, Bob Lewis. Richard Stoller. Michael Tow, Gale Weisman, David Zielke, Marie Brian, Sandra Buehler, Brenda Mumma, Louise Puckett, Delores Roth, Donna Routt. SECOND GRADE: Billy Neiswander. Deana Keysor. Carol Gunderrnan, Elaine Adkins, Marie Fast. Kenneth Gusler, Linda Houseworth, Ioan Williamson, Rebecca Hofacker, Ieannette Rice, Deanna Hartwig, Roger Eiseman. FIRST GRADE: Deanna Pratt, Rita Sheehan, Celesta Covey, Peggy Williams, Allan Williamson. Larry Lewis, Sharon Weisman, Doyle Harris. David Kimmey, Floyd Foust, Ianet Tyas, Eugene Lehman, Paula Sinn, Lynda Abbott, Nikki Mohr, Karen Zielke, Sylvia McClure, Roger Basil, Dale Dunham, Billy Cox, Billy Davis. Charles Hockenberry, Marilyn Bendele, Charolette Sperry, Marcia Mumma, Carol Moyer. 1949 HAVILOOK Page 41 30 Wah jim flu Effer HAVHAND BOYY 44lCLUB BACK ROW: Gene Davis, Tom Craft, Iohn Market, Lloyd Lehman. CENTER ROW: Gerald Laukhul, Floyd Carter, Iohn Fast, George Ienkins. FRONT ROW: Richard Zielke, Charles Kauser, Rex Davis, LeRoy Shaw. SCOTT GIRLS'4-H CLUB FIRST ROW: Ruby Hockenberry, Nancy Zielke, Maxine Pond. Noretta Keysor, Sharon Griifis. Colleen Keysor. SECOND ROW: Gloria Steibling, Eleanor Hoaglin, Iearrne Grilfis. Delores Keysor. Betty Finnegan, Ireta Decker. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hoaglin, Advisor: Ethelyn Tarlton, Ilo Hofacker. Barbara Brian, Rebecca Akom, Janet Mohr, Ioy Mae Rhinehalt. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Hoaglin. Anna Iean Whitaker, Phidela Lehman, Lucyle Kimmey, Shirley Bowholtz, Leona Foust. Mrs. Keysor. Advisor. Af Home BUSY????? 4. CONSUMERS????? IF IT'S BORDENS IT'S 5. WATCH IT: IT MIGHT GOTTA BE GOOD. BLOW UP. 7th GRADE HISTORY. 6. 1 AND 1 IS 2: ISN'T IT? .ibaifg aiaiaeningd 1. LOOKS GOOD. 5. KEEP THAT LINE MOVING. 2. BETWEEN CLASSES. 6. THEY'LL MAKE SOMEONE A 3. THEY MADE IT POSSIBLE. GOOD WIFE. 4. THEY'BE STUDYING????? 7. THEY GET US THERE AND TAKE US HOME. .SZAOOZ SEPTEMBER First day of school-four new teachers to contend with. No school. We need a vacation after the first day. Van Wert Fair. -Haviland-Scott Cats beat Antwerp in baseball-7 to 4. Good start boys, keep it up . . . Everyone back in school with the snif- iles. Has anyone got an extra hanky? 22 25-Paulding County Fair - Stay far enough away from Polio. H.S.S. got S40 and third place in band contest. Big event, after many attempts Groh finally passed her driver's test. OCTOBER -H.S. again Wins a baseball game from Latt .4 to 3 y . -Photographer here about pictures. -Sr. skating party at Ft. Brown. We col- lected Sll.3O. Every penny counts in your Senior year. Kimmey had a wisdom tooth pulled. She's dumb now. -First game of World Series. I'm betting on Cleveland. -Disgusting-Grover Hill, being lucky, beat us in baseball. 2 to l. -We Seniors decided today to have an Annual. Let's go! -Yoh's birthday. He's now out of the baby stage. -Last day ot school for another week. -Senior bake sale at Scott Senior Ha . y- ride. Was it very cold? -Basketball practice starts tonight. -Magician show. Rider learned all about it -Ioan, Iva Lou, and Ierry had their Senior pictures taken. Smile, pretty girls! -Anyone have his lessons? This starts the second six weeks. -Ray Sinn's birthday. He stayed home. CHICKEN! -Pictures-Everyone dressed. I hope. -Ilo had her picture taken. No one else can now! 26-Sophomore skating party at Ft. Brown. How did you go, Finnegan? -Iunior play dress rehearsal. Anyone for- get his clothes? -Iunior Class Play. 9-Teachers meeting at Toledo-So long. teachers! 31-Halloween-See any Ghosts? GOOD-BYE OCTOBER. NOVEMBER l-Blue Monday--All the teachers got back from Toledo. 2-H.S. Halloween party-Oh my aching dogs. 2-Election-Dewey or bust. I guess it's bust. 3-Sr. High girls got the gym at noon. Take pity on me the next time. 3-A man here talking ot Seniors about Findlay College. 5-Community club sponsored an Annual teachers, parents and students banquet. Band played and basketball previews. 8-Williamson and Kimmey killed a pheas- ant out of season. Watch this girls or you may be leaving the Senior Class. 9-Haviland's iirst basketball game at Union. Reserves were beaten by two points. better luck next time. Varsity won by a close margin, 45-46. 10-Picture day. 10-Ilo Belle never saw 16 again. ll-Armistice Day-Chapel-Band picture for publicity. 12-Grover at Haviland. Another victory, 32- 53. 13-Band practice tonight. ' 19-Antwerp at Haviland, close game but our victory 38-33. Anyone have any fin- gernails left? 22-Senior informal pictures taken, also Six Weeks Tests. 23-Band practice-More Noise. 24-Band concert-Everyone bring cotton. Z5-26-Thanksgiving-No school, boy, are we thankful? 23-Starts third Six Weeks. Still sleepy from four days vacation. Played Middlepoint for practice. DECEMBER l-22 shopping days till Christmas. 3-Senior Psychological test. Who said they knew all the words??? 3-Played Oakwood here. 48-43. Nice go- ing, boys. 6-VVhat did your dad say about your grade card??? No remarks, please. 8-Steibling finally reached the grand old age of 15. 8-Teachers' banquet-Grand success. Ask Iva Lou, Ilo, or Leah. 10-Learned a lot of History. A new history teacher. 10-Haviland at Payne. The boys haven't let us down yet. 12-Frank Sherer's funeral. Our old janitor. 17-Latty beat us by two points. Watch it, boys, you're slipping. 20-It looks as if we will have a White Christmas. 21-High School Christmas Party. 22-Iunior High Christmas Party. 23-Another Band Day. 24 Christmas Pro ram-School is out till - 9 Ianuary 3, 1949. 25-Christmas - Did anyone miss Santa Claus! 27-Lost another game to Lima St. Rose. Let's do better next game. IANUARY 3-Back in school again. Did you have c. happy vacation? Didn't study too much, I take. 5-G.A.A. went to Y.W.C.A. 7-Antwerp, another victory. How's your shiner tblack eye, that is! Art? 13-14-First Semester Exams. Anyone feel ill? 17-First day of second semester. Let's all get on the ball or it'll be a bad day. -Boys start the Hands Off Policy. -Another victory over Oakwood. Antwerp beat Latty so we now tie with them for first place in the league. 23-Did you go to Church? Z4-Another dull Monday. 26-27-Farmers Institute. 28-No school. Too much rain. 28-We defeated Latty so now we rate first place by ourselves. 30-Another Sunday. 31-Last day of another month. 17 21 FEBRUARY 1-We played Hoaglin-Iackson there. They won 51-47 in an overtime. 2-Picture day again. Six seniors made the Honor Roll, believe it or not. 3-Another noisy day. Band!! 4-Paulding here. Our victory much to their disgust. 6-Sunday again. It only comes once a week. 7-Blue Monday. ll-Played Grover Hill. Our last victory for the league this year. 12-Lincolns Birthday. 14- 19- 20- 21- 22- 23-Oakwood won over Payne. 26- ll- 15- 30- 2- 5- 3- 15- 18-Senior play practice starts. Action! Valentines Day. Ioan Laukhuf got a Val- entine that says To My Valentine. Ask Lyle Stoller for information. Better watch this Art!!! 15-No school. Too much rain again. Ask G.A.A. about going to Payne! 16-School again. 17-What was the show about, Art? 18- First game of county tournament. Ant- werp defeats Haviland. No more basket- ball for Haviland this season. Second game. Oakwood beat Latty. Another holiday. Sunday. Six Weeks Test Week. Washington's birthday. No school. Third game-Antwerp beat Grover Hill. Oakwood takes county tournament. We received the county league trophy and Parker Team Sportsmanship Trophy. 27-Did you go to Church? MARCH 1-Spring is on its way. 7-Intra-murals start off with a bang! Senior girls defeated the Iunior girls. t50-l3l. 9-Go to Oakwood to practice for County Musical. Final game at Celina being played be- tween New Knoxville and Delphos St. Iohn. New Knoxville was defeated. Senior skating party at Ft. Brown. County Musical at Oakwood. Band practice for county band festival at Payne . APRIL Ada music contest. County band festival. Athletic Banquet. Good Friday. Drama! Curtain! 22-Eighth grade test. Good luck! 30-Last day of another month. 30-Kimmey's birthday! MAY -First day of last month of Seniors school. 2-Shaw is sweet 18 today. -Senior Chapel. -Senior Class Play. -State Music Final. -Baccalaureate. -Commencement. -No school. Iuniors and Seniors leave for Washing- IOI1. -Last day of school, much to my regret. -Back from a wonderful trip. Thanks, ' III Iumors . . . Havilook CC 77 49er J-1 4 H ' A A -, 'I fx yy ! ! . f S I N .. f, Y. , V, ,. I 4, .A . W H , .tl ll, A,, - - . ,, :3 '-T1-,iw ,L-'L wi 'V' .Ili i Q if -an-A' h iv, W s m. - S ', , , f QR-.ima XA Wk X ' X-5 -K i ,HY X ,V , X. .-EXQZNXX K ,fx , W q , 4 .,4 45. r X of 'ff W s S -R T xg! A' -Q E .1 ' X Z Us 1 ,K Mm D P ' O V S ' is - , 1 X '24-7 S Q, . ' I f' ..,. mf 1' 1 f' km 'mm' 1,1 fz' V Published by SENIOR CLASS -1949 HAVILAND-SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL Hcrvilook Sponsor - L. W. Ensign Havilook Editor - Evaleen Shaw X. hi 'ls M df-1 f3iz1 4,, LQ mwflfw 1.9 Z '30 1, 0LuA'U,A 'f' ' 'I 02, J O LI: Z ! Z Z 5 Z ! ! 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Eleanor: Did you tell Betty I was cz 1oudmouth? Alice W.: No, I thought she knew it. compnments of Congratulations! WINEBUBGS ci.Ass or 1949 VAN WERT BOOK STORE Van Wert, Ohio Hal V. Hunt READY-TO-W EAR HOTEL MARSH BUILDING K. D. MEREDITH THE nuNsETT comrmw DRUGGBT 'I42-'I44 East Main Street Van Wert, Ohio HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL North Side Square Paulding, Ohio SUPPLIES g !'4'. if 3 i E 'S' 4 E ,f ri ic .g. rZ . '! !' -P+'2 Z ! !' ' Z ! ! ' N! 'r. INV. ' 'NZ o oovvooo uooovoo nz... O ,A , , 0, 0, .eo000000.00304-o.oQoo.oo,4o.oo. . OHQIOAHQQH fa 0 CLARENCE C. BOWYER - INSURANCE - HI'-2'+s '2 b'Z's Mrs. Livingston: Shall we have a friendly game of cards? Mrs. Ienkins: No, let's play bridge. 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Bottom Row- Patty Groh, 110 Belle Hoiacker, Geraldine Rider, Evaleen Shaw, Ioan Laukhuf, Ruth Kimmey. oo E-:Nana-:-:N:-+:--:-f:-:-f:M:-.:w:.-:--:s-:-Q:-:-fr'-zN:M:-.zN:.-:'-:'-:.-:-f:-:-':--:-z-:..:.-:N:.-:.':-.:-Q:MzM:w:-.--:w:-':'cw:-:-:'-r-c.-:.-:n:-':wzw:,-zn:-:.+o4, rg CONGRATULATIONS SENlORS! If you see some fellow tryin' For to make some project go, 251 An' you can boost it up a trifle, :EE T33 That's your clue to let him know, 22 That you're not going to knock it, ffl Just because it ain't your shout, 2 g But that you're going to boost a little 0: - 'S' .L 'Cause he's got the best thing out. Q A 32 5 ,aj , 31 GODDARDS stone 3 .. 32 3 Gnovsk HILL, oHlo ff: 3' .C .. 3. 3. :ij Basketball Coach: Carter, I hear that you studied your lessons yesterday. fi: gf Art Carter: Yes, I did. QE: ,if Coach: Well, l'll let it pass this time, but it looks as though you're neglecting :gf :if your basketball. If: O30 0:0 O1 :tO The Store That Serves You Best and 22: 31 I 32 .g. Saves You Most. 3: lo 4' :iz 22. Og rplpr-A-rss' Q Q If! .X .. . 12: gi DRY GOODS AN D READY-TO-WEAR .21 .f. ,ff PAULDING, oHlo Q. Il! 4-:-':-Qz-f:-4wz-:-'a-f:-f:..:-.'-':'f:-':-':-':w:-:f-:.-:--:--:--mf-2'z'-:nz-Oz'-z-Q:-z'-:-4'q:-:N:w:'f.w-f.'-f:Ma-.:-':-'z-sw:-ewzwzwae--x-ew:'+-244-4-Q:-4,4152 .g..3,.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..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..5.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. O A Y S S Sh ll Y R S OU OW, O U OU CUP, .C Sow Stoller's Seed for All Your Needs. T O L L E R' seen HOUSE and ELEvAroR TELEPHONE 28 PAULDING, OHIO Don W.: Don't bother me. I'm Writing to C1 friend. Gerald L.: Why care you Writing so slow? Don W.: He ccm't read very fast. WII.I.II-IMS 8 IIIIIIGLIII COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES, MEATS, AND VEGETABLES ' 1... wil? ggi. I .51 i' , 'A RO 1 , QUALITY ' 6 1 : Wx , E 1 wil ' ' 'WM ' i f ff E Pg, mt S ' ,O f7QI ' 44? 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HOFFMAN Buyer of EGGS AND POULTRY PAULDING, OHIO Grover Hill, Ohio Colleen K.: When or chicken is two days old, is it big enough to eat? LeRoy Shaw: Certainly not. Colleen K.: Then how in the world does it manage to live? B. E. MILLER and SON GIIILFIIRD 8. WIT ER CUSTOM CANNERS Van Wert, Delphos, and Spencerville COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN DEERE, Broughton Custom Connery N EW IDEA, CUSTOM CANNERS OF MEATS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON and Formerly the St. Joe Canning Kitchen HOLLAND MACHINERY o o o o o.u.n.oo.n Q o Q .0 .nga ooo ooooooooooo Q .4o.oo,oo:oo.oo.oo.oo.oo'oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.o-934:04 0.00 o 0,00 .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. o of o 0.0 vo ovoovovoo 'coco o.oe,oo:u.oo.Qo.u.n.oo.oo.oo.oo.ooQ-3:oo.oo.n.n.o0.00 o o 0.00.0 ooze oo o o 00.50, E :fr I .gt rf: 252 as O50 o'o .3 .51 0 C 5. .21 .:. zz OSC O30 CEO 0 . . 15: 12: :z 0:0 3. Og! O O 3. O20 5: .Q :f 'S 0:0 O O P30 O O 3. 3. 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COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 9 o M E N T Z E R S Paulding Putnam , - - O O 12 56 to Wm Electric Co-operative H .1 M i Incorporated ale-e ,e-ep 9380? gpg' O vi ,150 Pauldang,ohio Pali' nf W More Power to the Farmer . . PAULDING, on-no Light Power! 'F'Z ! 3 4 '2N! 2'4l ! 3 Z02 2N! I ! ! !'+!'+'2''Z''! ! ! . 'Z Z''! ! Z ! 1 ! 2 BNZ ! Z I ! !'s . . ! l'4'! Z ! ! ! ! ! '. Z l E 3 2 f. Ea o 3 f. to 3 g. zo S .g. 'iz ! !'s 'l's ! Z's '. +3'44 Z''I Z's s +ZNZ !N! I's '1 ZH!-s?'!'s 'Z'i Z'+4'4 Z'nTf'C 2'4 5'4 Z's 'E lP+4+1 22 3 5 BlIIIKE'S IILIITIIIIIII 8. SIIIIE STIIIIE 5. Shoes for the Entire Family 5: S 5: 2 2 FNB? S 2 MEN'S SHIRTS AND TOPCOATS LYNN BURKE PAULDING, OHIO o Z. :Q :Q - Mrs. Livingston: CHome EC. clcrssj What is cz hooked rug? if Ilo Belle H.: It's one you get without paying for it. 5 S. cAuvEY Moron coMPANv SMlTTY'S FHM!!-Y WEBB 4 5. FORD SALES AND SERVICES MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN g cLoTl-:ING 2 Grover Hill, Ohio 0 o Phone 22 Phone 22 Payne, Ohio 2. . 3 Q 2 BUSICK BROS. JOHNSON'S MARKET , HEAVY AND SELF HDWE., . P. O. Latty, Ohio ' PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, 3: FENCINGI ETC' Paulding Phone: NO. 627-8 5 if Grover Hill, Ohio BROUGHTON, OHIO , E':f+4-w'-n-4-4Nz-:-.w':u:-'.w-:-4-:M:w:-Q.w-.v-.v-.w4u:--:Q-.'-zwzwz-:Qc-fs'-:Q-:wx-.'-:-40+-.'f-:Q-:wz-+:N:wr-:w:'-:-.w..'w:-:-:'-.'f+. 4f-:w:wz-:w'-:M:.4I 0 o 'E o 0 0 o o '15'! Z' -!'+s '7r'Z !f oooovoo ovvonvooooooooooo vo,n.oo.oo.oo.oo.o o.oo:n.u.oo.oo.oo,oo.oo.os.oo.oo.vo.oo.oo.o0.0o.oo.n.n.o0.90.0o.n.u,n:oo.n.oo.oo.n.oo.oo.o0.00.0Q.oo.saga.oo.oe.oo.u,oo.u.oo.n.oo.oo.oo2oo.u.oo.oo. SCHAEFER IMPLEMENT CO. i 4' MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE NEW IDEA Sales and Services NEW HOLLAND PICK-UP BAILERS GOODYEAR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRES 5' PAYNE, OHIO PHONE 45 Mrs. Livingston: It you were fixing dinner tor six people and had but five .S potatoes, how would you divide them to give each one an equal share? Olive Leeth: I'd mash them. LEINARD CH EVROLET Sales and Services I 4' TELEPHONE 9 PAYNE, OHIO REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS KENDALL OILS COOPER TIRES 24 Hour Wrecker Service TELEPHONE 30-W ANTWERP 5 H' WM2'44'hWH!wW+5'2 2 ! !'4!'s '! ! ! !'4w '2'4!'hWW?6Q+6s9Nah 'KN4 o o so ooooooooooo ooooooonaooooaovooooooo oooovo oovovvvo ooo e:o4,yo:oo.n!oo.oo,oo:n+o.oe.oo.oo.oo.oe.oo.u.oo.o0.0o.oo5o.oo.n.oo.n oo oo.oo,oo.oo.oo.n5oo.vo.oo,n vo oo oo.oo.os.n.oo.oo:n.oo,n.oo.n.oo.oo:vo:w.0o.oo.n,o.oo.oo.oo.sozoo.oo.oQ.e COMPLIMENTS U I0 QU!-IRRIES CO. E 755 -. 114.11 uxx,nr 132-'Itu,nIlI5I,. my 'tllgqnn-33 ,sign 11 aj x, il x lt I SCOTT, OHIO VAN WERT, OHIO SCOTT PHONE 16-F-3 VAN wER'r PHONE 2650 Doyle: You must think automobiles grow on trees. Iohn B.: Silly, everyone knows they come from plants. THE GRDVER Hlll LUMBER CO. 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