Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

In Memoriam In memory of one who gove Iiberolly of his time ond cable judgment over o period of mony yeors on our Boord of Education to the end thot Hovilond-Scott might be o bet- ter school . . . Burton R. Hooglin. Page8 HAVILOOK l95O . ,Pl i. K ,gs .vgv A I 4' me Q52 2 E' blsv.-xx! ' flak 'Rl' 'V --duly-if N-.wit 332 ANN MARGARET OETZEL Western College for Women, A.B., Music B School Music ELBERT H. STODDEN MARTHA ENSIGN Vandercook School of Mu- gQiCil?1O?gl52SeQ'iiL sic, UI'1lVef'Slly of and physical Ke 'fUCl4Y Education, Senior Class Band Advisor BERNICE TURNER Ball State Teachers College Grade 2 WANDA JENKINS Defiance College Ohio Northern University Grade 3 'O' 1950 HAVILOOK Page? ELSIE DAUBERT Findlay College, A.B. Ohio State University Mathematics and Science Junior Class Advisor REX SCARBROUGH Ohio Northern University, B.S. Physical Education Industrial Arts Freshman Class Advisor LEAH HEBB Bowling Green Grade 4 ALFRED Sl-IERER Findlay College, A.B. Junior High and Commercial Sophomore Class Advisor 'f' fd Page IO HAVILOOK I95O 'JRQ' wi -H -'ibn ROY JENKINS Defiance College Ohio Northern University Grades 5 and 6 HELEN LIVINGSTON Ohio University Ypsilanti State Teachers' College Battle Creek School of Home Economics Home Economics Grade 4 MARY LOU ADAMS Class of '47 Office Secretary VELMA GANTT Ohio Northern University Grade I W, ,..,.Y,,Y , Junior High Squad High Powered Chemists Bobs Goes Dromotic Shop II Future Homemokers Ploy Pretty! Page I2 HAVILOOK T950 UTHE H EP CATS 5 lr! U . .B- - L K X ,'l T v '- ' I.. ' ji I now present the staff who has made this annual possible TOP ROW Fred Hortwig Advertising Manager Ray Sinn Advertising Manager Art Carter-Literary Editor Doyle Breedlove Calendar and Humor Editor Laura Dene Williamson Dramatic Editor Marcia Sperry-Sales Manager Erma Lehman Editor in Chief . 4 , - A Xa T . . . 1 - 1 Q Q P . im. i . rp f BOTTOM ROW- t U ' . Emma Lou Vale-Photographic Editor x Mary Lou Akom-Sports Editor s l95O HAVILOOK Page l3 ERMA LEHMAN Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sex- tet 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class President l, Class Secretary 2, 3, Beauty Con- test 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Representative 2, Librarian l, 2, 3, Head Librarian 4, Citizenship 4, Havilook Editor in Chief 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3. FRED HARTWIG Varsity H Club 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Junior Class Play 2, 3, Senior Class Play l, 4, 4-H Club 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Havilook Advertising Manager 4, Intramural Basketball Champs 3, 4, County Basketball Champs 2, 4, All County Basketball Team 4. ART CARTER Varsity H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball Champs 3, 4, County Basketball Champs 2, 4, All County Basketball teams 2, 3, 4, H Club Secretary l, Most Activi- ties Boy 3, Senior Scholarship Test 4, General Scholarship Test 2, 3, Havilook Literary Editor, Boys' Oc- TEYTE 4. 3 4 5 -. 'Q yn' . i Q 53,5 9 -r if ' ffl' :X l ,f5' -', QQ! . V .K X'Xj K' , ..r 5- , L-. . .4 l 1-, ,, X . RAY SINN Varsity H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4, H Club President 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, Best Boy Ath- lete 3, 4, Foul Shooting Champ 2' All County Basketball Team 2, 3 4, Honor Roll 4, Intramural Bas- ketball Champs 3, 4, County Bas- ketball Champs 2, 4, Havilook Ad- vertising Manager 4, Honorable Mention on All-State Team 4. 1 1 MARY LOU AKOM Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Havi- look Athletic Editor 4, Class Secre- tary 4. --12. EMMA LOU VANCE Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Representative 4, Li- brarian 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Class Vice President 4, Havilook Photograph Editor 4, Honor Roll 4. Page I4 HAVILOOK I95O 'QQ MARCIA SPERRY G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Class Play 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextette 3, 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, Instrumental Mu- sic Contest 4, Havilook Sales Man- ager 4. DOYLE BREEDLOVE Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Jun- ior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Intramural Basketball Champs 3, 4, I-lavilook Calendar and Jokes Editor 4. LAURA DENE WILLIAMSON Vocal Solo Musical Contest I, 2, 4, Girls' Trio I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sex- tette 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartette 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Beauty Contest 2, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Havi- look Music 8. Dramatic Editor 4, Class Secretary I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 1 Laura Dene Williamson Emma Lou Vance Fred Hartwig Marcia Sperry Ray Sinn Erma Lehman Art Carter Mary Lou Akom Doyle Breedlove W . Lf- Q p, I ' 'r- T.. Mi , ., ,uv-an 1? Page l6 HAVILOOK 1950 Class Will We, the class of l95O, being ot unsound minds and weak bodies lyou don't really believe it, do you?i with hope at living to a ripe old age do hereby make, publish, and declare our last will and testament. To the faculty we Otter our congratulations for surviving our twelve years ot school. We also wish to thank them for their patience and guidance they have shown us since we have attended Haviland-Scott School. The Senior girls wish to will their ability to get out of gym class to any- one who can think up enough good excuses to get by with it. Mary Lou Akom wills her bookkeeping book back to Brick. Maybe he can find someone else dumb enough to use it. Ray Sinn wills his ability to play basketball to Gene Campbell, lRay must be getting sentimental giving away his only asset.i Emma Lou Vance wills her ability to make the Honor Roll in her Senior year to Betty Cavinder. Work hard, Betty. Art Carter wills one ot his favorite lines to Lyle Stoller to go with the rest of his collection ot willed items. Lyle should be quite a Romeo since Art did all right with it. Erma Lehman wills her ability to talk in third period study hall and get by with it to Eleanor Hoaglin. You have a good start, Eleanor. Fred Hartwig wills his ability to sleep in shop class and still get A's to Harold Wenniger. llt seems that Harold already has a good start.l Marcia Sperry wills her ability to blow a trombone to Wilma McAdams. You seem to have enough wind, Wilma. Doyle Breedlove wills his typewriter to anyone who thinks he can hold it down for two years straight in typing l. Laura Dene Williamson wills her ability to receive the old maid part in both the Junior and Senior Play and still get a ring to Louise Gudakunst. l950 HAVILOOK Page lf Class Prophecy While reclining in my easy chair after supper fmy daily habitl, I decide to read my favorite daily paper, the Haviland Chronicle . A name in the headlines looks familiar. Then, I recall my classmates of fitteen years ago at dear old Haviland-Scott. The name is Fred tDrew Pearsonl Hartwig. He is predicting that Ray Sinn will be fired as Secretary of State because Ray refuses to support long skirts, the newest thing in fashion. Doyle Breedlove and his helper Einstein have received another medal. This time, he was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for having averted war with Russia. He promoted the marriage of the new Premier of Russia and Marcia Sperry, the first woman Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. She is rapidly converting him to the American way of life. As l turn to the society page, I see that the celebrated soprano, Laura Dene Williamson, is giving a concert to honor the King and Queen of England. fFor those who are interested, the life story and why Laura Dene chose career before marriage will be in the next publication of Life.l Mary Lou Akom has done it again! The whole sports page is devoted to her. She has won the women's singles championship for the fourth straight year. lt comes as no surprise as l remember her great athletic ability at Haviland-Scott. Emma Lou Vance is involved in a big case before the Supreme Court. Famous resorts claim that she is violating the Anti-trust laws and is ruining their business. Emma Lou has invented a sun tan fluid from reindeer hoofs. By using this, a sun tan may be prepared by merely rubbing it on. Emma Lou gets the hoofs from her 3,000 acre Reindeer Ranch in the Antarctic. Erma Lehman is now curator of a zoo. She is teaching school ot HAVI- LAND-SCOTT. lf she does as well running the zoo as she did as a member ofthe zoo, the position will be secure. l must retire now and get my alloted hours of sleep. l am in very rigid training to keep my position with the Yankees. Water boys are not in great demand and l, Art, the water carrier, have very tough competition. Page l8 HAVILOOK 1950 History How time does fly! lt seems as if it were only yesterday that we were freshmen looking forward to our Senior year. In our freshman year, we chose the following officers: Mr. Coffelt, advisor, Erma Lehman, president, Art Carter, vice-president, Laura Dene Williamson, secretary, Carrie l-lartwig, treasurer. That year we had fifteen members. We asked Mrs. Ensign to guide us through our Sophomore year. She accepted and we chose Ray Sinn for president, Fred l-lartwig for vice- president, and Erma Lehman for secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Ensign agreed to be our sponsor again in our Junior year, This was a big year for us with the Junior Class Play, the Junior-Senior Trip, and many other events. Ray Sinn was again our president. Carrie Harwig was vice-president, and Erma Lehman was secretary-treasurer. Our Senior year was an even more important year. Besides this being our last year with all the Senior activities, we decided to publish an annual. This year our class consisted of nine members. Our spon- ser for the Senior year was Mrs. Ensign with Ray Sinn as president, Emma Lou Vance as vice president, and Mary Lou Akom as secretary-treasurer. Senior Diagnosis Name Favorite Place Classification Future Vocation Nickname Fred Hartwig Delphos Cleverest Store Mgr. Hertwig Arthur Carter Oakwood Show-off Biggest Sleeping Art Doyle Breedlove Washington, D. C. Skinniest Tourist Operator' Slim in Washington, DC. Mary Lou Akom Defiance Shortest Clerk Hayseed' Ray Sinn Basketball Games Friendliest Farmer Albert ,Erma Lehman Paulding Smartest School Teacher Lemon Laura D. Williamson Latty Tallest Housewife Dene Marcia Sperry Van Wert Noisiest Trombone Player Sparkie Emma Lou Vance Fort Wayne Quietest Secretary Emmie l950 HAVILOOK Page l9 KITTENS Next come the students. They are the ones who keep things going and make our school interesting. Above is a scene regularly seen at recess and between classes, This page sponsored by WilIiamson's Home Store, Haviland, Ohio, Phone 65-F-3 J ol I Donald Williams y Juniors K Xe L Bud Laukhuf vkf f 1 I Abluul J P V Dick Groh 2 ' 'MN Harold Wenninger R 'xx U N t -'S 7-N 44' . . .1 4 5, 1 3 ix: ' '7 gl W an Wg-firfs ,M lreta Decker VA L , an , ,Q A , A ' A 'L' 'wwf ' Q, Getty Green J J W K I if Fi ll' , L ,I-3 . ' - , .3 , , Alice Williamson .376 V fa al l G' Eleanor Hoaglin L .igwu ' ' H-A' A ,I Phyllis Davis A Wg 3 t., V 1:1 -b 4 John Fast f ' .ff W, , f y' K J 'lf A ielll ,Q J Glen Pease Q -W1 W ' M Betty Finnegan W: ' V LV lm t 'K it ml Gloria Springer ' , ' -ifgf Joy Rhaneimif xg- , U izh' I Q M I f 3 ,QKLQLAQA l 1 l Di Q-53271 x WX.. - lm 1 ' A , , Gloria Stiebling , ' A 1, Jeanne Griffis '75 ,... 3'r'1- f f A Q' ' - sv 5 t l' Lloyd Lehman it ' ai H ' 1 liz! W , QA NQ9 f-mg' , John Market V-12, If X.-XE Q K . 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QV , , is ' X V' , L- 4 , als -, 4: A Li -:- Ti Q-P-1 - Q iw- 1:-nf 6324. Q 'E . is Ray Hartwig Wilma McAdams Phidela Lehman Ruth Foust Richard Zielke Lou Ann Rhinehalt Roberta Stoller Anne Jean Whitaker Barbara Fast Benny Leeth Betty Cavinder Richard Rager Floyd Carter O L 1 gov at f..,z' www' il rf 1-. as 'F ' 10-un. S . H . vi . I 4 ,rfv 1 - Q. A 0. - i '1. s X Y Vi Q . Y' , v ,Q X t Zen N ' W 5 J, 3.14- - L, ...I Hwie- , ., . ,Q EIGHTH GRAB . Mt Lois Williamson ' M, f , , 4 , 53 ' M rf Harold Beech ii ' 5 t A ,W Darwin Jewell , J Q 6 ,, 5 Becky Akom Rae Kay Tow gif, Shirley Bowholtz -C- 3 QIA. H I Delores Bennett ' We ' 4 - ,l f ' Charles Kauser G, F ,, l 17 3 If Qs? t 'Th' 13 7 Patty Decker we ' ' ,. 2. 'iii f.,.l A :M Anita 5DerrY IH, 'Y' W J E7 Mary Ann Hoaglin ' M' l . v 57 Rex Davis I ,,, .1 ,S x M ll. X ,, , Leona Faust A H 3 -VM H J H' Edwin Rodman -1' -f, 1' lt, - 3 -f v- r ,, 1 int Ralph Lytle Milf ' Q -11 'Q lyk Q5 1 E gsm Clarice Jackson V V , K A B V -if Danny Akom I , A 425 ' my M ,- Charles Jones 11' ' 4 N I! xo in , 9 flair? .HA W r- ' ' 'ii ll 1- 'li J .1 J , - 1. A. 1, g 1 . ' ' 1 ,ubu lybq X , Barbara Groh N Q 5 , Richard Perry 'A K ' 4 ,rf R.. 5:3 5:-,M lg... , .- ga Charles Rodman . ' J ,Q B lv In .,,. ,Vx Kenny Zimmerman ' ' un... iqvvf' 4 we 5. WW A ' ,M-1' Garry Eisenmann V f j f- WM., ' M' I f W' Ruby Hockenberry f as Q 'f we-Mi-Ms SEVENTH GRAl A , Marian Stoller Ax ' M.. ..-V .15 A-., . if M Jeannine Tarlton r ..i 5 N- 1- Q- 3 ,,.. ......,Q -'x MQ, gp 1 M - 5 -U' W' fy ' 7' l 'i Edward Raudabaugh ff+-3' 'L 4-my B xl 'Bly i -wwf Vada Pate ' M...--' J B , if 'F Roaer Roth , A ,., f -mv' g f Q: Q l 'N 'A Q N Walter Sinn -5.1 I ' - ' V1 '--, 1 . c.i. f XY A Nancy Zielke 4-,V-img: Q .Q an W K b A ,., Evelyn Stoller .2 ', . iii . jf A O X ' ' L Wh Maxine Pond A ' X' Q 5 Y? M- Noreda Keysor Ai K' A ' - r N 'N-P Janet Kent Q v.V. ' Beverly Housewartl' N gi ..,. , f , A J Janet l-loaglin W, , fix, A V 4 sg I , - Q. ' X , , Evelyn Ginzel ' in N' ', ff I, than Q I 'fa Y , 14 99? 5: Rose Marie Baker ,Dfw V ffl inf- -v--V N, l, ffl ffl-5,5 Eleanor Abbott A ' ' - ,. 1 Jerry Leeth 5 f ' J .sq l ,by , N , Q, Royal Hofacker Vi is it-mrfih ' X ififmi i L I V R1 .. I :J - Ai I if But' A , Joe Gunderman if I j V lf, P in ' ' Benny Craft l 53' fm we V - 9 -'l: A l.-F Y' v FTS ' ' Gene Cam bell 9 -W U , 1.. , r 451 Q 2 , -Q ,gt P . Q R- SQ B 15- if f.....,,i f ' , Bob Adkins J VN' f. 1 'M' . K 1' Billy Bendele D 5 D 'i Q95 7' r A ' 1 .. 5. Doyle Whitaker Lf pw . ' B----' Y.-:mg...,..4-' 'ffl N SXTH GRADE Freida Adkins ,,, 4, I I 7, ,S 4 . 'W V- l Elizabeth Adkins - ., ,X N llg Gerald Hofacker 1 R-,R 7 ' Martin Raudabaugh X ' 1 :IFE-'nL.r?7,, 14-,x . U N r Arthur Yockum ' '- Mildred Perry fv- ., V 4 -.J Q' 4- -1- fv- ' lib. .. Rex Rodman V- -' '-A., F ' Mary Lou Gunderman Q Y X E Q N 1 ,xx V Evelyn Funk 7 1 Sandra Routt - I, ' F 5 N .. Q .F , A A. 'U v W Janice Ginzel le , X -A ll Dennis Bennett ' uve? ' vk 3, S- ri Gerald Williamso 1' X - ' i .f ' n K,wki ,Y rr, s ' uv -2-N., 4 ff . --e1'l1 ,Jun Frank Cavinder . , Patty Neiford W K 4 ' Robert Cavinder Q 4' ' l Xe-N f w 7. -gl' - ,ak 1' tel' M ' Janice Fox th - in K Q V , M- A- f L-L Billy Laukhuf Adj: , A Q Ig' -5 x HFTH GRADE ' ' Lester Stoller ', f' Frank Ptak C? , , qi m , jg W v 6 if Lydia Dunham F' W H , 4, Jeanne Hockeriberry F il -A 1 ' F A ' ,f , r f ' ' 1 Rh Q lib J'5if'Lf' . Clarence Webster 'i xl 'Q Gene Decker S .- - 5 ,.. 1 I 2 57- ll' - Larry Campbell JL Ll ., i . 7 Maurice Akom wi- KJ 4 :cf A I -v N, X I D r , G 1 edhgkw Eugene Whitaker , Y v R Karen Gudakunst ' R .Q 4 F'-F' Re, Rv Q A -l Janice Parker I M , - ' - 1 Robert Williamson 'E' ,QQ V A Dorothy Foust 5 2 ,T L as QI. y 1 4 Richard Foust ' i -- l 'N 'X Paul Stiebling ' . 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W ...if iff' - 4 ' Dean Laukhuf G 'W' lf l 'M '1 MW' X Richard Akom 0 Vx W' lx :lil gf' GU V' 'l J' Q E ' mlfli' V V Gary Gunderman .V W ,.. V I V V ,, , :I T' Vw Virgil Adkins lf, Q 0 ' M A 1-S V' T 'N f Judy Cavinder f R. Q . L- ei nfl Milford Pond V ig, - -V? V V, V ,A - , f M ,V Mable Jewell , 'f X 'JN-Lg: gV . - x .ref . - b, A.. ul 1 ' ' Q l' .l pl Q VQQW., ' Brenda Mumma W l - f - Marie Bryion , .K . V 'l K , L Richard Sloller A e ' , V rl: ' :fx 'A-V-' -ag -oM.,..,.,w,,,,e,,.,, TH l RD GRADE ' .V f' - Russell Mclnfosh V VV V ' l W, VA , Maurice Smith l f f '1 , ,I V W wifi- ' elif? -f 1 Diana Keysor ., 5 , 4, Q., 1 , fl if , 43 42 ..1.. M12 'L - 'ws VV L.. Vi l Elaine Adkins A , :mf V 'X e y - 7 ,., W j Roger Elseman - A X. v U Rolland Jewell ez 4 ll. WP 'X i l .4 He. , ' X Q ' . W? 57 ' ' - I ' :Ml-. 1 1 ,- . 1 Jeannette Rice V. V I 5 V ' Carolyn Baker iff ff 65 an - GN ' --f '1 - - , i Carol Gundermcln 2. ' 1 X' N ' l wi- ' 2 A V V r -G-1 ll V Potty Scales ' I N 'M W 'V Kenneth Gusler .-,V ,F s sv-f A V A . l ' V K l e Km' -VM, Wllliam Nlswander few sf Y 1 V 1, ' ,N , V 'f Vai -V ,V VV 1+ H xv ,V E, X x we if e ' film? . ' Joan Williamson M, V 1 X ' Marilyn Taylor N me ,,., 'W V f 1 Wf vm all V Harold Palfe ,' - . V, iV --- A -: Egg -- 5 Q Bonnie Yochum M 5 eww' flifk ' W WP' Deanna HGflWlQ ' ,sth A' !-LV, 2, ff ' ,V New J Rebecca Hofacker . pg 33 , l . 1. , e as 4' ,W ,lee ARS 'fe A, - N K f l fE2E',eZ.Zel'Ef' V 'U ' ' V , Marie Fasf W M ' V V l Raymond Webster M 'W V V is 1524 ,A e - V V 5 Dale Jones Jai. l I VI I V VVVE.i:Vi::,f V .h:: ,i,g 1.4-m in 3 V V,. Vzefz., VV ,W dv, V James Blythe M- me Vg' l L-f ' V111 5,1 ,Q ' .,,, 4, 5 Cecil Fousf I -1 se., Y, , .QV W' J 'Wai 'uf' Lindo Houseworth ' ',,. 1 -' 'W' , , ,,,, , we 6, 4 Weldon Adkins A -I ' HJ' f l Rm I ' 1 1 ' f Ee X f l . N-l ' V .er N-,V . 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K, X K Our Activity Calendar COUNTY Co-CHAMPS OF 1949 COUNTY TOURNMANENT CHAMPS OF 1950 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Coach Rex Scarbrough, John Fast, Fred Hartwig, Ray Sinn, Art Carter, Lloyd Lehman, George Jenkins. BOTTOM ROW: Manager LeRoy Shaw, Lowell Craft, Bob Gunderman, Gene Davis, Bud Decker, Gerald Laukhuf, Bud Laukhuf, Torn Craft, Roy Hartwig, Manager Lyle Stoller. gi' I X , 1 'J' ff W7 Y 9 6 X-NNXL.:--:x5-1 x L' li , - , xx ? s Lf H W XX A ,Mya is as kulIlir lb. Page 28 HAvii.ooK 1950 'sr- Band TOP ROW: lreta Decker, Gloria Springer, Don Williams, Mr. Stodden Director, Delores Keysor. SECOND ROW: Ger- ald Laukhut, Barbara Fast, John Fast, Paul Stiebling, Lynn Mettord, Lois Williamson, Betty Finnegan, Bob Gunder- man, Marcia Sperry, Gloria Stiebling. THIRD ROW: Barbara Brian, Colleen Keysor, Charles Rodman, Patty Decker, Ruby Hockenberry, Jeanne Griffis, Janet Mohr, Joan Ensign. BOTTOM ROW: Alice Williamson, Anita Sperry, Erma Lehman, Eleanor l-laaglin. The band, consisting at twenty-six members, was under the direction of Mr. Stodden. We worked hard and performed at Farmers' Institute and gave a band concert in the spring. Besides the senior band, we also had a beginners' band, who, because of their hard work, were able to par- ticipate in the band concert. This page sponsored by Laukhuf 8. Beatty Lockers, Paulding, Ohio, Phone 206-S 1950 HAviLooK Page 29 Mixed Chorus Through united effort, love at good music and plain hard work, our Mixed Chorus has set a standard ot which each member can be proud. Especially enjoyed this year were the Christmas programs given in collaboration with the Payne High School band, the Institute, and another County-wide Choral Festival. lf you approach one ideal, look for another is our motto. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Funk, Barbara Brian, Joan Ensign, Emma Lou Vance, Mary Lou Akom, Laura Dene William- son, Erma Lehman, Marcia Sperry, Wilma McAdams, Janet Mohr, Ethelyn Tarlton, Louise Gudakunst, Roberta Stoller. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Oetzel, Director, Dorothy Funk, Barbara Brion, Joan Ensign, Emma Lou Vance, Mary Lou Akom, Laura Dene Williamson, Erma Lehman, Marcia Sperry, Wilma McAdams, Janet Mohr, Ethelyn Tarlton, Louise Gudkunst. SECOND ROW: Betty Cavinder, Jeanne Griffis, Elizabeth Cavinder, Lucyle Kimmey, Barbara Fast, Ruth Stoller, Erma Baker, Mary Lou Harris, Betty Finnegan, Gloria Stiebling, lreta Decker, Betty Green, Eleanor Hoaglin, Alice Wil- liamson, Joy Rhinehalt. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Oetzel, Director, Delores Keysor, Art Carter, Gerald Laukhuf, Bud Decker, Bill Hoaglin, Bob Gunderman, George Jenkins, Bud Laukhuf, LeRoy Shaw, Harold Wenninger, Richard Zlelke, Harold Tomlinson, Lou Ann Rhinehalt. FOURTH ROW: John Fast, Fred Hartwig, Floyd Carter, Maurice Myers, George Yoh, Lloyd Lehman, Tom Craft, Bob Laukhuf, John Market, Doyle Breedlove, Luther Hofacker, Ray Hartwig, Gene Davis. Page 30 HAviLook 1950 'Z 'A'57'1 ' ' ff' ' Qaiifi H 0-lrsf'iimg,w Boys' G lee LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Bill l-loaglin, George Yoh, Maurice Myers, Bob Gunderman, Gene Davis, Lloyd Leh- man, Luther Hofacker, Ray I-lartwig, Bud Laukhut, LeRoy Shaw, Bud Decker, Richard Ziekle, Harold Tomlinson, Mrs. Oetzel, Director. BOTTOM ROW: John Market, John Fast, Torn Craft, Gerald Laukhuf, Bob Laukhuf, Art Carter, Floyd Carter, George Jenkins, Fred Hartwig, Harold Wenninger, Doyle Breedlove. Girls' G lee LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Joy Mae Rhinehalt, Erma Baker, Delores Keysor, Ruth Foust, Anna Jean Whitaker, Evelyn Campbell, Phidela Lehman, Phyllis Davies, Mary Lou Harris, Colleen Keysor, Gloria Springer, Margaret Bice, Lou Ann Rhinehalt. SECOND ROW: Roberta Stoller, Betty Cavinder, Jeanne Grittis, Mary Lou Dangler, Elizabeth Cavinder, Lucyle Kim- mey, Barbara Fast, Ruth Stoller, Betty Finnegan, Gloria Stiebling, lreta Decker, Betty Mae Green, Eleanor Hoaglin, Alice Williamson. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Oetzel Director, Dorothy Funk, Barbara Brian, Joan Ensign, Emma Lou Vance, Mary Lou Akom Laura Denc Williamson, Erma Lehman, Marcia Sperry, Wilma McAdams, Janet Mohr, Ethelyn Tarlton, Loise Gudakunst. l95O HAVILOOK Page 3l W e Jr. High Girls' Glee SECOND ROW: Becky Akom, Jeannine Tarlton, Shirley Bowholtz, Patty Decker, Evelyn Ginzel, Jonef Kent, Rae Kay Tow, Maxine Pond, Lois Williamson, Mary Ann l-loaglin, Leona Foust, Janet l-loaglin, Mrs. Oetzel, director. FIRST ROW: Rose Marie Baker, Anita Sperry, Ruby I-lockenberry, Evelyn Stoller, Nancy Zielke, Eleanor Abbott, Noreda Keysor, Beverly l-louseworth, Marian Stoller, Barbara Groh, Clarice Jackson. Jr. High Boys' Glee SECOND ROW: Doyle XfVhitaker, Joe Gunderman, Walter Sinn, Charles Kauser, Rex Davis, Gene Campbell, Charles Jones, Edwin Rodman, Roger Roth, Robert Adkins, Billy Bendele, Mrs. Otezel, director. FlRST ROW: Benny Craft, Jerry Leeth, Charles Rodman, Darwin Jewell, Richard Perry, Kenny Zimmerman, Harold Beach, Danny Akom, Royal l-lofacker, Gary Eisenmann. 7f This page sponsored by Williams 81 Hoaglin Grocery, Scott, Ohio, Phone 50 Page 32 HAVILOOK 1950 Who's Who Each year the student body elects the following honor positions: Harold Wenninger.. Jeanne' Griffis ........ Bud Laukhuf .......... Betty Lou Finnegan ...... . Erma Lehman ......... Eleanor Hoaglin ..... Gerald Laukhuf ...... Colleen Keysor ........ Ray Sinn ............ .......Best Student .........Best Student .....Most Activities .....Most Activities ..........Best Citizen .Best Sense Humor .Best Sense Humor ..........Best Athlete ........Best Athlete This page sponsored by R, E. Mohr 81 Son Hardware, Scott, Ohio, Phone 76 F 2 1950 HAVILOOK Page 33 Honor Students FIRST GRADE: Carol Adams, Edith Adkins, Ruth Adkins, Jaanne Ashbaugh, Susan Cadwaller, Marga- ret Campbell, Barbara Laukhuf, Colleen Myers, Linda Lewis, Linda Rhinehalt, Minnie Sinn, Sarah Whitaker, Doug- las Adkins, Jimmie Brian, Richard Boroff,Lnene Faust, Richard Neiford, Rolland Pratt, Von Saum, Robert Rod' man, Douglas Stoller. SECOND GRADE: Linda Abbott, Roger Basil, Marilyn Bendele, Celesta Covey, Gloria Cowell, Billy Cox, Billy Davis, Dale Dumham, Floyd Faust, Doyle Harris, Charles Hockenberry, David Rummy, Emmeth Leeth, Larry Lewis, Eugene Lehman, Carol Moyer, Nikki Mohr, Sylvia McClure, Marcia Mumma, Deanne Pratt, Rita Sheehan, Paula Sinn, Charlotte Sperry, Janet Tyas, Dixie Tape, Peggy Williams, Sharon Weisman, Allan Williamson, laren Zielke, Ronald Williams, Charles Williamson, THIRD GRADE-Roger Eisenmann, Kenneth Gusler, Billy Niswander, Elaine Adkins, Marie Fast, Carol Gun- derman, Deanna Hartwig, Rebecca Hotacker, Linda Houseworth, Diana Keysar, Jeannette Rice, Joan Williamson. FOURTH GRADE: Walter Dumham, Gary Gunderman, Dean Laukhuf, Bob Lewis, Gale Weisman, David Zielke, Marie Brian, Sandra Buehler, Delores Roth, Danna Route. FIFTH GRADE: George Keysor, Lynn Mefferd, Frank Ptak, Paul Stiebeling, Lydia Dunham, Karen Gudakunst, Janice Parker. SIXTH GRADE: Bill Laukhuf, Janice Fox, Janice Ginzel, Mary Lou Gunderman, Patty Neitord, Mildred Perry, THIRD ROW: Billy Bendele, Roger Roth, Walter Sinn, Harold Wenninger, Lloyd Lehman, John Market, Rob- ert Laukhuf, George Jenkins, Robert Gunderman, Richard Zielke, Deon Williamson, Gene Breininger. SECOND ROW: Noreda Keysor, Lois Williamson, Dorothy Funk, Rae Kay Tow, Jeanne Gritfis, Gloria Stieb- ling, lreta Decker, Eleanor Hoaglin, Bill Hoaglin, Wilma McAdams, Janet Mohr, Joan Ensign, Ethelyn Tarltan, Roberta Stoller, Mary Lou Dangler. FIRST ROW: Jay Rhinehalt, Maxine Pond, Nancy Zielke, Jeannine Tarltan, Erma Lehman, Emma Lou Vance, Ray Sinn,Marcia Spzrry, Barbara Fast, Barbara Brian, Louise Gudakunst. THE ABOVE STUDENTS HAVE AHB' MINUS OR BETTER AVERAGE FOR THE YEAR This page sponsored by Grittis Repair Shop, Scott, Ohio, Phone 51 I5 , Page 34 HAVILOOK 1950 Deacon Dubbs Deacon Dubbs, from Sorgum Center, West Virginny... Amos Coleman, his nephew, a young lawyer ............... Rawden Crawley, a wolf in sheep's clothing .......... Major McNutt, auctioneer and Justice-of-peace ...... Deuteronomy Jones, a country product ...................... Rose Raliegh, the brave little school Ma'am ......,........ .......Art Carter ............Ray Sinn ...........Fred Hartwig ......Bob Gunderman .........Doyle Breedlove ..Erma Lehman Miss Philipena Popover, with both eyes on the Deacon... .Laura D. Williamson Emily Dale, the richest girl in town ........................................ Emma Lou Vance Trixie Coleman, full ot mischief ................................... ......... M ary Lou Akom Yennie Yensen, a hired girl from Sweden ...... ...... M arcia Sperry Director .............,...................................................................... Martha Ensign The Deacon, a widower from Sorgum Center, State O' West Virginny comes to his nephew's home for a visit, The Deacon is smitten by the charms ot Miss Philipeny Popover and proposes marriage. Trixie Coleman plays many pranks on the Deacon and Miss Popover. Amos, his nephew, wants to marry Rose Raliegh, who is a mystery to the village. When she consents, the town learns that she is already married to Rawden Crawley, a convict who is betrothed to Emily Dale. Yennie Yensen provides a great deal of humor by bidding for Deuteronomy Jones, a coun- try product. L if dl Love ls Too Much Trouble Toasty, Proprietor of the Poison Pot .................... .................. E leanor Hoaglin Joe Burke, A College boy with troubles .................................. Willard Laukhuf Pinky Hamilton, His chum, also with troubles .......................... Gerald Laukhuf Ogden, Oggy McClosky, A student with a scientific theory..Harold Wenninger Connie Ashton, A College girl, working her way through ............ Joy Rhinehalt Ebb Dunham, Happy-go-lucky college girl ..............................,..... lreta Decker Flo Dunham, Her sister ..................................,...... ................ G loria Springer Shirley Bradford, A campus belle .............................................. Jeanne Griffis Sugar Lou Jackson, College girl with ruffles, and a southern accent ........ Betty Lou Finnegan Monica Bates, A visiting high-school senior ...... ........ G loria Stiebeling Mrs. J. Worthington Bates, Her mother ........ ....... A lice Williamson Dr. Pillsy, President of lvy Gate College ....... ......... L loyd Lehman Miss Emily Ross, Dean of Women .............. ........ D elores Keysor Cliff Hayward, A well-meaning visitor ......... .............. L uther Hofacker The play takes place in the college dining hall, known as the Poison Pot, just a few days be- fore the Junior Prom. Oggy gives Pinky and Joe some neutralization pills which they in turn give to their biology professor for aspirins. The neutralization pills have a very strange effect on the professor and the others who happen to get some mixed in their food at the Poison Pot. The boys are expelled from college and their girl friends will have nothing to do with them. The story of the play is the troubles the boys have in their efforts to raise money to have an orchestra, to get permission to go back to their classes, to keep Toasty from being run out of town by the health department, and to win their girl friends back. Page 36 HAVILOOK 1950 3 ,wf Girls' 4-H Club TOP ROW: Janet Mohr, Barbara Brian, Joy Rhinehalt, Eleanor Hoaglin, Anita Sperry, Mrs. Hoaglin, Advisor. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Zielke, Eleanor Abbott, Noreda Keysor, Jeannine Tarlton, Maxine Pond, Janice Parker. Boys' 4-H Club TOP ROW: Charles Rodman, George Jenkins, Gene Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Benny Craft, Rex Davis, Charles Kauser, Richard Zielke. l95O HAVILOOK Page 37 Community Club We are very thankful to the Community Club for what it has done for the school. This year among the many projects sponsored by the Community Club, were the supervision of the annual Basketball Banquet and the raising of funds for new band instruments. Thanks again, Community Clubl Alta Baer Grace Basil Martha Basil Pearl Basil Dorothy Bice Catherine Brady Ada Breedlove Hazel Bressler Ethel Brian Ethel Compton Katherine Covey Nellie Covey Opal Dangler Elsie Danklefsen Ethel Dunham Martha Ensign Marie Fast lnella Finnegan Minnie Erakes Velma Gantt Esther Griffis Ethel Griffis Virginia Gudakunst Nellie Gunderman Betty Gusler Blanche Hallard Phyllis Hanselman Bessie Hartwig Bertha Harmount Marie Hoaglin Bernice Hough Nellie Hudson Wanda Jenkins Effie Keith Mary Lehman Alveria Mclntosh Inez Mclntosh Ruth Mefford Emily Mills Mary Mills Grace Mohr Bessie Mosier Leah Mosier Mary Mosier Helen Mumma Ora Mumma Minnie Myers Bernice Parker Ruby Scarbrough Minnie Scott Lena Springer Pauline Stiebling Cora Towe Elmyra Towe Buelah Weisman Viola Yoh Virginia Zielke THIRD ROW: Pauline Stiebeling, lnella Finnegan, Lena Springer, Blanche Hallard, Alveria Mclntosh, Bessie Hart wig Wanda Jenkins, Velma Gantt. SECOND ROW: Opal Dangler, Ethel Griffis, Helen Mumma, Pearl Basil, Beulah Weis man, Ester Griffis, Effie Keith. THIRD ROW: Mary Mosier, Ruth Mefford, Virginia Zielke, Betty Gusler, Bernice Parker Nellie Covey, Minnie Erakes, Cora Towe. f f -I JN- sf'-if Ina A XJ 1 Class Trip The classes of '49 and '50, accompanied by their advisors, left Haviland by bus May 23, l949. The next evening, they reached Washington, D, C. via the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Gettysburg. Three enjoyable days were spent touring the Nation's Capitol and surrounding points of interest. The group returned home, May 27, tired but happy for the opportunity that was theirs for learning more about Washington, D. C., and for becoming better acquainted with their fel- low classmates. The trip was sponsored by the class of '50, 1950 HAVILOOK Page 39 H CLUB OFFICERS Ray Sinn President Art Carter Vice President Joy Mae Rhinehalt Secretary SECOND ROW: John Fast, Gene Davis, Robert Laukhut, Art Carter, Lloyd Lehman, Ray Sinn, Fred Hartwig, Rex Scarbrough. FIRST ROW: Lyle Stollar, Donald Williams, Gerald Lauk- hut, Joy Mae Rhinehalt, LeRoy Shaw, Bud Laukhuf, George Jenkins. G. A. A. All the girls in high school participating in the Physical Education program are eligible to be- long to the G.AA. This organization attempts to encourage an interest in Athletics and general recreation. Last tall the GAA. had an organization meeting and elected the following officers: Betty Lou Finnegan ...... .....,..................... P resident Emma Lou Vance ....... ..,..... S enior Representative Jeanne Griftis ...... ............ J unior Representative Janet Mohr .............. ...... S ophomore Representative Wilma McAdams .............. Freshman Representative A picture, which was taken of the GAA. for the annual, was lost because ot a misunder- standing with the engraver. Every Monday evening, the swimming pool at the Y.W.C.A. is reserved for those girls who wish to swim, and early in the year the G.AA. members enjoyed an evening ot swimming, eating, and skating at the Y.W.C.A. The G.AA. members sold tickets, helped serve, and planned pro' gram booklets tor the Athletic Banquet. Page 40 HAVILOOK l950 Basketball l 94 9-50 Haviland 73 ..... Haviland 51 ......, 63 Haviland ....... Haviland 64 ....... Haviland 40 ...... Haviland 65 ..... Haviland 54 ...... Haviland 59 ...... Haviland 47 ...... Haviland 36 ..... LEFT TO RlGHT, TOP ROW: Gerald Loukhuf, Bud Laukhuf, Fred Hartwig John Fast, Tom Craft, Lloyd Lehman, Art Carter, Robert Laukhut, Ray Sinn Luther Hofacker, Gene Davis, George Jenkins, Mr. Scarbrough. BOTTOM ROW: Lyle Stoller, Benny Craft, Paul Williams, Harold Tomlinson Bill Hoaglin, Dick Roger, Maurice Myers, Larry Finnegan, Richard Zielke, Bud Decker, LeRoy Shaw. Our Twelve Men We have a team of twelve men strong They tight and tight the whole game long. There's great big Art with his hook shot And speedy Fred whose game is hot, Now Junior John is out to win He's helped a lot by Captain Sinn, Let's not forget our sturdy Lloyd Who never seems to be annoyed, There are three Laukhufs on this team And they are really on the beam, Plus Tom and George and Luke and Gene A better team has ne'er been seen. VARSITY SCORES ............Union 47 Haviland 49 .......Grover Hill 23 Haviland 62 ...........Antwerp 37 Haviland 52 FOUR COUNTY INVITATIONAL TOURNEY .......Beaverdam 42 Haviland 62 .......Willshire 43 Haviland 39 ............Payne l9 Haviland 37 Rose 44 Haviland 65 .......Oakwood 37 Haviland 5l PAULDING COUNTY TOURNAMENT .......Oakwood 42 Haviland 53 DEFIANCE CLASS B TOURNAMENT .........................Hamler 28 Haviland 65 Haviland 43 ................. ..................,......... O ttoville 50 ...Oakwood 29 ........Payne 29 ...,...LQny 51 .........i.Qny 43 H. Jackson 35 ........Paulding 33 ....Antwerp 28 Grover Hill 44 .......Latty 34 .......Sherwood 39 J! -i wx I 191' , in f ' . f A 1 su- f 7 I ,Y :gg rs 5 1 4 -ex AK , 'Q KV . 414 Q . 5 Q 1 fi 5 x xx f 53232 wx ,H Xi-I V!! -.e EQ, an W' ' -, . .lf A- 4 J X ci X 2 5 EL I ki, .fx Page 42 HAVILOOK 1950 Jeanne Griffis Betty Lou Finnegan Barbara Fast Joy Mae Rhinehalt LeRoy Shaw Lyle Stoller Cheerleaders and Managers We are very proud of the Managers and Cheerleaders. Along with the team, they did their very best. The cheerleaders did their part in making the noise to urge the boys on to victory, and the managers were always right there when they were needed, You did a swell job! J l i I I ef 1 ' f 125 .,.. : -, 'l ff i f J 7 , I , ,O Q-Rfffy oifli H It in 'T IWEFI Senior High Boys' Gym Class IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Craft. Ray Sinn, Fred Hartwig, Art Carter, Maurice Myers, Luther Hofacker, Gene Davis, Lloyd Lehman, John Fast, George Jenkins, Gerald Laukhut, Richard Rager, Larry Finnegan, Ray Hartwig, Lowell Craft, Bud Laukhuf, Benny Leeth, Bud Decker, Bill Hoaglin, Harold Tomlinson, Paul Wil- liamson, Richard Zielke. Junior High Girls' Gym Class FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Stoller, Becky Akom, Beverly Houseworth, Noreda Keysor, Janet Hoaglin, Marian Stoller, THIRD ROW: Shirley Bowholtz, Clarice Jackson, Lois Williamson, Barbara Groh, Leona Foust, Mary Ann Hoaglin, Mrs, Ensign, Instructor. SECOND ROW: Rose Marie Baker, Evelyn Ginzel, Janet Kent, Eleanor Abbott, Jeannine Tarlton, Max- ine Pond, Patty Decker. FIRST ROW: Ruby Hockenberry, Nancy Zielkie. Senior High Girls' Gym Class THIRD ROW: Betty Mae Green, Alice Williamson, Joy Mae Rhinehalt, Gloria Springer, Eleanor Hoaglin, Ethyln Tarlton, Delores Keysor, Janet Mohr, Erma Lehman, Phyllis Davis, Emma Lou Vance. SECOND ROW: Wilma Mc- Adams, Louise Gudakunst, Barbara Fast, Jeanne Griffis, Dorothy Funk, Ruth Stoller, Mary Lou Dangler, Lou Ann Rhine- halt, Lucyle Kimmey, Betty Cavinder, Elizabeth Cavinder, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ensign, Instructor: Ruth Foust, Phidela Lehman, Roberta Stoller, Collen Keysor, Betty Lou Finnegan, Gloria Stiebling, lreta Decker, Joan Ensign. Junior High Boys' Gym Class THIRD ROW: Rex Scarbrough, coach: Charles Rodman, Richard Perry, Rex Davis, Darwin Jewell, Harold Beech. SECOND ROW: Jerry Leeth, Kenneth Zimmerman, Royal Hofacker, Walter Sinn, Edwin Rodman, Gary Eiseman. FIRST ROW: Joe Gunderman, Benny Craft, Roger Roth, Billy Bendele. Page 44 HAVIL OOK 1950 . Good Dishwashers 2. Happy Seniors 3 . Don't eat too much! 4. Watch that Miss Daubert! 5. St. Pauls Cathedral, Washington, D. C. 6. Hard at work 1950 HAVILOOK Page 45 'q 'Nws... . The grade Operetta Cast . Scenes from behind the curtain . Shop display . Farmer's Institute 6. Everybody ready? ill I 1. Home Ec. Display 2 3 4 5 I E 5 C I - fJ1'fW J HS X ,J HAVILOOK - - -1950 Published by SENIOR CLASS - 1950 HAVILAND-SCOTT SCHOOL Hovilook Sponsor ...................... L. W. Ensign Hovilook Editor ....... ......... E rrno Lehmon Page 46 HAVILOOK 1950 Calendar SEPTEMBER 7--School starts. 8-Van Wert fair-No school. 16-Baseball game at Oakwood. 30-Baseball game at Latty. OCTOBER 3-Juniors receive class rings. 8-Doyle Breedlove's birthday. 19-Ray Sinn's birthday. 21-Marcia Sperry's birthday. 28-Juniors present LOVE IS TO MUCH TROUBLE. NOVEMBER 3-Parents' day. NIGHT SCHOOL. 8-First basketball game of the season, Havi- land over Union. IO-Haviland defeats Grover Hill. 11-Artist draws Sinn. What a picturel 15-No school. Hunting season opens. Ensign breaks limit. 18-Haviland defeats Antwerp. 23-Lecturer from China. 24-No school. Thanksgiving vacation starts. 25-Junior Skating Party. 28-Seniors and Freshmen take Psychological Test. Oh Brotherl DECEMBER 2-Haviland defeats Oakwood. 7-Chorus goes to Payne to practice for Christmas program. 8-Christmas Program at Payne. 9-Haviland trounces Payne. Reserves win, 1'O0. 16-Haviland edges Latty 52-51. Reserves still winning. 17-Senior Class Bake sale. 20-Junior Hi Christmas Party. 22-Christmas Chapel. 22-High school Christmas party. 22-Christmas vacation starts. 23-No school. JANUARY 2- 4- 61 10- 10- 11- 11- Haviland defeats Beaverdam in tourney at Van Wert. Art Carter's Birthday. 29-Willshire edges the Wildcats in the tour- ney finals. Back to school after a long vacation. No school, water in the basement. Lucky day. No school, ice and sleet. Another day to rest. -No school. GUESS WHY? -EXAMS startl We want water. -Water in the basement. Just too late to help much. -Haviland edges Payne 65-19. -Haviland over St. Rose. -No school-more WATER. -Institute starts. -No school-water in the basement. Insti- tute ends. -Haviland over Latty. -Seniors choose class play. DEACON DUBBS. -Tryouts for the Senior Class play. -Haviland defeats Hoaglin-Jackson. FEBRUARY 3-Haviland knocks off Paulding. FINE. 3-Mr. Ensign and Spike have a little trouble. 6? Haviland defeats Antwerp. 8-Gudakunst and Dangler say they adore the seniors. Seniors pick caps and gowns. Haviland defeats Grover Hill. Chorus goes to Payne for Teachers meet- ing. Haviland draws a bye in the tourney drawing. 13-We have school, also a sleet storm. 23-Haviland defeats Oakwood in the semi- finals. -Haviland takes the county tournament against Latty. 25-Laura Dene gets a ring. Diamonds? 1950 HAVILOOK Page 47 Calendar 26-Haviland draws Hamler for the first game ofthe district. 28-A lot of ice. School, too, one bus arrives a little late. 28-The Juniors decide on a trip to New York City. MARCH l-Haviland defeats l-lamler. 3-Sherwood loses to the Wildcats. 6-Russ and Patty Stoller starts to school- at Haviland. IO-Ottoville defeats Haviland in semi-finals. Season ends with a record of l9-2. l2-Everybody's happy-The Seniors beat Juniors. l5-Intramurals start, Seniors beat the Fresh- men. I7-Sophomore girls win the girls tourney. l7-Senior boys win the boys tourney. This surprised the Juniors, right, Betty Lou? l8-Basketball boys go to Toledo to see Miller City win. 25-Miller City takes the state, 27-School out at noon-too much water. 3l-Ray gets honorable mention on all-State Team. APRIL 4-No School - Water in the basement. 5-How did Fast get his car turned oft in Scott? Chasing Mohr. 6-Baseball game with Oakwood postponed because of the weather. 7-Good Friday, Out of school at noon, 7-Seniors write the annual. l6-Laura Dene's Birthday. MAY 5-Junior Hi skating party. I2-Senior Class Play. l 7-Commencement. 22-Junior-Senior Trip starts. 11111111 ' llllllllllTrrfrrrh -1- CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WIS!-IES McCOY'S F LOWE R S VAN WERT, OHIO Phone 3070 '!'l'l'l'1Tl'lT'l' COMPLIMENTS OPEN AIR FRUIT MARKET 809 West Main Street VAN WERT, OHIO Angry Prof: KL. W, Ensign? How dore you sweor before me? Richard R.: How did I know you wonfed to sweor first? TIPTON GROCERY SL PAYN E HI-SPEED GENERAL MERCHADISE HI-SPEED Gas, Oil, and Grease. Metered Delivery Servic Payne Phone 516-f-3 DONALD CADWALLADER They come from everywhere wilh their eye trouble- I practice the McCormick System -there is a difference. A L P H U S G A U T Dr. of Ocular Science PAYNE, OHIO Colored lens are injurious if worn constantly- Learn the Correct Living and be Happy. n 7, - , , ,--., , ng 77 COMPLIMENTS OF DON DAULER ELEVATOR C0. GRAIN Dealers In HAY STRAW Convoy, Oh COAL io FEED SINN REPAIR SHOP FARM MACHINERY SERVICE J. I. CASE SALES AND SERVICE GRAHAM-HOEME PLOWS TELEPHONE 50-B PAULDING, OHIO J dg D g I1 gh h d Ign II y SIO d d h y II go to jonl, understand. GI P Y y Honor, just like o weather repo -I' d y I COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN OHIO Bottling Company mp 5 GT: VAN WERT, OHIO KRICK HOME FURNISHING West Side of Square Paulding, Ohio Berne Living Room Suites and Chairs Kroehler Living Room Suits Brickwede Dining Room Suits Kroehler Bed Room Suits Craddock Dining Room Suits and Tables Sealy Mattresses Chromcraft - Dinettes New Home Sewing Machines Larry Finnegan Walking about their monthly allowancesli l-low much does your father give you? Mort Myers: l get Sl5.00 o month - one dollar a week and the rest in advice. I ..l.l.l. DETASSELING HYBRID SEED ft isa. 'pe sgf e -:fmt . f W f Lg . H 12-,gym 5- ly . .1 11 f ifstfsifar f . - ' a ft W 4' . ' .- - R sr --M. nf- f. 1-F3456 V tv' J , -. M. . ',,. IQIA M .3 ,av in 1 E. L V J, ,gigs ,wb ' f f.f?.7f' -.f'Hf121 ' , ft.. it Q Vf:,fV:,.,. l:.?fv.J. : Q In gk .v Qu, .5--1 - T f'w,ii.2 - 'fgigyf- lf fr 54.1 ,Ll -mix.. 315. 'fr - -. M..yf?E,H33.?f X - -gn.-,sf 1-.Jg . .,. ,g,yi '- va .Zz '- . . ,, 1-.Je-1: ,, - My . ,WET '53 ' ,fy r ,M i',.a'f, ff' ,, if 1 -- W- Y' A f ' , 5594 ll' ' 2 fl '3 '59 lf A, 1 ,fa-Lx, VT' al . .5131- '1 .- 15 ' in , .ni-5 aff - World's Best Inbreds In the Right Combinations. LAUKHUF HYBRID CORN CO. Payne, Ohio THE SCOTT EQUITY EXCHANGE The Farmers Elevator GRAIN AND SEED FEEDS AND COAL Petroleum Products - - Bulk and Retail SCOTT, OHIO Emma Lau V.: l've been asked to get married lots of times. Mary Lou A.: Who asked you? Emma Lou Vg Mother and Father, HERFF - JONES CO. Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS, AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, lndiana Jewelers to Haviland-Scott School R. J. Dickens, Representative .-li? Y W, nY nw ,Y , 17,77 , H, Y H, ,Y , Y 7, YOU ARE WELCOME AT NATIONAL BANK OF PAULDING xx xr.:-mm! i t PAULDING, OHIO A GOOD BANK . . . IN A GOOD TOWN . . . IN A GOOD COMMUNITY Mr, Ensign Ito Dick G lw ' G vernmentl: Dick, d y tlfi k th t D Atclfieson bel g A th St t Department. Dick: Well, just 'd -l'1 p ded hi t tn t h ld I k t tot in 0 fur t THE BRIGETDN ELEVATDR CUSTOM CORN SHELLING AND BULLDOZER GRAIN - - SOYBEANS - - COAL STRAW - - FERTILIZER PAULDING, PHONE: 509-3 TAYLOR'S SALES AND SERVICE SHELL PRODUCTS TIRES, BATTERIES, AND ACCESSORIES GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Phone 13 Scott, Ohio Judge lpreporing for o triolli Hove you o lawyer? Spike: Now, Judge, I decided to tell the truth. SCHAEFER IMPLEMENT CO. DEALERS IN Minneapolis-Moline and New Idea Farm Equipment We have the largest stock of chain and Gates belts of any dealer in the county. Phone 45 Payne, Ohio Y, , ,, ,Wi - , Compliments of Van Wert Ice Company Proprietor Bill Smith Ensign: Con you tell me what shape the world is? L ther H.: Well it's in pretty bod shape right now. Congratulations SL Best Wishes To Class of 1950 Compliments of BORDEN CHEESE CO. Folks Who Buy Cheese Say BORDEN'S PLEASE! THE WILDCATS DEN Come and follow me and I will show I you what goes on around our den! 43' Wir O 'bl X . 6 X dll T We Build Today .... . For Tomorrow BAGLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY IIIIU BAGLEY 00AL 00. GENERAL CONTRACTORS STUHERS 0IL BURIIERS SIISH PIIIIIT DUURS PLUITIBIIIG LUIIIBER IIEIITIIIG FLO0HIl'lG HO0FlI'lG BUILDERS HIIRDIUIIRE IIPPLIIIIICES IUHULESIILE BETIIIL FREE ESTIMATES ON ANY JOB 116 N. Walnut Street VAN WERT, OHIO Phone 3033 - 2832 4,l.Ll..l.l.Ll..l.l.l.l..l.l.l.l-l f A E7 ,, WW, THE PAULDING EQUITY EXCHANGE COMPANY THE PIIIILDIIIG CUIISIIITIERS and SIIPPLV CDIIIPIIIW FARMERS' STATION GRAIN White Rose Gasoline FEED COAL ENARco MoToR o1Ls AND GREASES SEED GOODYEAR TIRES Paulding, Ohio B1'0l1ght0I1, Ohio Phone 151-B Paulding, Ohio STOLLER EQUIPMENT COMPANY SALES St SERVICE International Trucks McCormick - Deering Farm Equipment Van Wert, Ohio COMPLIM ENTS OF CROWELUS FUNERAL HOME TELEPHONE 64 Paulding, Ohio As You Sow, So Shall You Reapg Sow Stoller's Seed for All Your Needs. STOLLER'S Seed House and Elevator Telephone Z8 Paulding, Ohio Gene D.: What did the doctor think you had? LeRoy S.: Well, l fooled him-I had seven dollors, ond he only chorged me five. MILLER 8: WALTERS HARDWARE, GROCERIES, AND MEATS INTERNATIONAL FURNACES WARM MORNING STOVES DUOTHERM AND PERFECTION OIL HEATERS BATHROOM FIXTURES ELECTRIC AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERS SKELGAS GROVER HILL, OHIO COMPLIMENTS of GREAT lLAlKlES SUGAR COMPANY Ni! .1-vw PAULDING, OHIO lErma Lehman applying for aj l3 the Treasu y D p 'rmentl The Personnel man: What are y qualificat 7 Erma1 Well, l've always liked t n dl money, RULMAN COALS PAULDING COUNTY'S LARGEST COAL DEALERS vf WV 310 West Harrison Street PHONE 200 PAULDING, OHIO ' COMPLIMENTS OF SEYFERT'S K T7 POTATO CHIPS nr' 5 ffzsrf P0MIQ,CH1Ps eqferts S444 .T 4MrE. Z' 4.l..l.Ll.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l PAULDING COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION GASOLINE, FERTILIZER, KEROSENE, FEEDS, LUBRICANTS, FENCE, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, PAINT Phone Haviland 42-F-2 247 Paulding IBetty F. and Gerald L. arriving at a ball game during the fifth inning, Betty looks at the scoreboardl Betty: Oh-goodie, Gerald, we haven't missed a thing. The scar s still tied at nothing to nothing. CARR TRACTOR SALES FORD TRACTOR DEARBORN EQUIPMENT 107 West Perry Street PAULDING, OHIO PHONE 25 GU ERIN 'S ELECTRIC and FURNITURE STORE Electric Refrigerators, Sweepers, Washers, Ironers, Ranges, Radios, Fans, Lights, Fixtures, Lamps, Wiring Supplies, Etc. PAULDING, OHIO KIGGINS CAMERA SUPPLIES Photographic supplies Developing, Printing, and Enlarging Camera Repairs ! 137 E. MAIN STREET PHONE 2363 VAN WERT, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To the class of 1950 McKEDDIE'S Electrical Appliances 109 E. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio I. P. CRAIN HARDWARE Farm Supplies Paints and Varnishes Perfection Stoves Builders Hardware Rugs EAST SIDE SQUARE PAULDING, OHIO H. D. HOFFMAN Buyer of EGGS AND POULTRY GROVER HILL, OHIO GAUVEY MOTOR CO. FORD SALES AND SERVICES GROVER I'IILI.., OHIO Phone 22 RIGGENBACH SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS COMPLETE TUNE-UP and MINOR REPAIRS N. E, Corner of the square Phone 305-B Paulding, Ohio GAMBLES Everything for the Farm-Home-Care Insulation-Rooling-Siding G. W. Cassel, owner Paulding, OI1io LLLLLLLL E. C. CLICK HAVILAND, OHIO Cast and Electric Welding Gasoline and Oil Compliments of MOORE BROTHERS PAULDING, OHIO IVIATTIE RHINEHALT BEAUTY sr-IOPPE DR. C. A. FAST VETERINARIAN Finger Waves Shampoos, Etc, VAN WERT, OHIO Phone 2888 Phone 7F-12 SCOTT, OHIO Compliments of MEMTZER'S 5C to 51.00 Paulding, Ohio Compliments of Paulding - Putnam Electric Co-operative Incorporated PAULDING, OHIO More Power to the Farmer .. . Light Power! THE GROVER HILL LUMBER CO Lumber and Building Supplies Grover Hill Ohio l. se G.: You ought to toke chloroform. L.: Yeh? Who teaches it? KAUSER TRUCKING SERVICE DEALERS IN Stone, Coal, and Agricultural Lime Stone and Black Lawn Dirt BUYERS OF Hay and Straw P. U. C. O. 3594-1-IX Phone 278-2 West Harrison St. Paulding, Ohio Compliments of LARENCIE CQ BOW ER -Ffa TL fb 5 , .x,n,.,S Lgving' 1Q,:,-Jgrhfiltg. l- 1I , 1 II K ll Pr qw INSURANCE Bob Louklfmufi CAT 0 frier1d's weddingl. Reporter-CTO Bobli Young mon, ore you the bridegroom? Bob: l should soy not, brother-I was eliminated in the semi-finals. RICHER IN VITAMINS AND MINERALS To Make TOWN TALK AND JUMBO BREADS A Better Food I eoo. be 'fo E ev'-023 31-'7-'fifsf -.-. Yu-H128 .f4,,v ,f gf ,ee eleo 2, F I M I I LW me C .QL - . ,e,I H v ' F .SHED f A 5 I F BREAD -,,4 0 X Delivered Fresh to Your Grocer Daily ENRICHED WITH VITAMINS AND IRON 1.l..l.l.l..l.l.l.l.l.Ll.l JD First The Lair-Keepers Our Defenders . r qiwh X,--'ba Q r W. c 4 . AUX 0 The Hep-Cats Last But Not Least Our Activity Calendar C O N T E N T S The school activities are divided into four departments. U2 The Lair-Keepers T21 The Hep-Cats T31 Kittens Mi Our Activity Calendar BURKE'S CLOTHING 8: SHOE STORE Shoes For the Entire Family 4 Men's Shirts and Topcoats , Lynn Burke Paulding, Ohio Harold W, Cot Bosketboll gomel: You know, I think Lloyd will be our best mon next year. Mory Lou D,: Ol'1 Horold: This is so sudden. UNION QUARRIES CO. . EV N7 . Scott, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Scott Phone 16-R-3 Van Wert Phone 2650 i ..W -, -m7 - -e ,.-?- ------ - -.? a..,, . .WY . , , lIBBOTT'5 nesrnunnnr PHONE 28 SCOTT OHIO Cold Drinlcs Sandwiches Ice Cream w Cigarettes COMPLIMENTS OF T. 8: J. SALES 8g SERVICE Massey-Harris Farm Machinery Packard Automobiles 784 N, Williams Street PHONE 59 PAULDING, OHIO Betty Finnegon IBoostiulIyl: I got up ot down to see the sun r se Alice Williamson: You couIdn't hove picked o better time. COMPLIMENTS OF JAWS MEN'S WEAR Y- STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN VAN WERT, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF G. C .MURPHY CO. VAN WERT, OHIO I 4.l.l.l..Ll.ll.l.l..l.l..l..l.l.l.l I STUCKY FARM EQUIPMENT Authorized Dealer Handling The Complete Line Of JOHN DEERE MACHINERY Also Carry A Complete Line Of Parts And Repairs At All Times 'T' ll VISIT OUR STORE BEFORE PURCHASING B STUCKY FARM EQUIPMENT PAUL S. GARWOOD, MANAGER West Perry Street Paulding, Ohio STOKELY FOODS, INC. PAULDING, oH1o Producers Of High Quality Food The FIISHIOII SHOP Millinery - - - Ladies' And ChiIcIren's Wear North Side Square PAULDING, OHIO Mr.Sccurbrougl'1IShoppingI1 How much ore the eggs? Grocer: Forty cents o dozen. Cracked ones thirty cents o dozen' Mr. Scorbrough: All right, crock me o dozen. THANKS A MILLION We'II try to serve you Iong and well We all thinic you are pretty sweII To thinic of us when you desire Insuance against Ioss by fire. CHARLES E. STAHL PAULDING, OHIO 110 West Perry St. Telephone 77 GORMAN INSURANCE AGENCY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE FARM LOANS PAULDING, OHIO QL 1.l.Ll.LLl.l.l.l. , , , Y WORTMAN BROTHERS CO. wV Allis-Chalmers Power Farming Equipment Studebaker Cars and Trucks Quonset Steel Buildings M PHONE 22401 VAN WERT, OHIO ,7 COMPLIMENTS W. G. RUMBAUGH SERVICE STATION MAIN AND PERRY STREETS PAULDING, OHIO J ir1eT.: What makes y p p I ? M me P3 lt's my lme. 3 . , , . me: Whatusya I ne: Tlf1eIine of least resistance. Compliments Of GILLEN OIL COMPANY G--C' : . J-1--9 X1 CITIES SERVICE PRGDUCTS GMC - 4 TRUCKS Paulding, Ohio FURNACES 8a SPOUTING -v-v'.s,Av-v-2rvAv-.Av-.-.-verv-A.-v-.-.-ve rv-A-'Av'-A-Q DULL LUMBER 81 COAL CO. TARLTON SHEET--METAL Heating is our business! . . II LUMBER - COAL 8a BUILDERS SUPPLIES Not a side line . DELCO - SUNBEAM - BARD North End of Shannon St. VAN WERT, OHIO PHONE 25 SCOTT, OHIO Mrs, Ensign ltolking of Joon's piano lessonsli Joan is so smart-she nos orronged 0 little piece for the piano. Mr. Ensign: Fine, now why don't she orrcinge ci little peoce for ner parents? BROVVNIETS E DRIVE IN SELF SERVED ITIIIRHET DELICIOUS SANDWICHES GOOD COFFEE ' GAS - OIL 634 N. Washington Phone 20891 Corner 127 - 224 'mn wem' mm VAN WERT, or-no Greetings from D U CA TS PAULDING, OHIO THE STORE THAT GIVES YOU STYLE AND QUALITY IN DRY GOODS WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES GIFTS AND FLOOR COVERINGS EATON'S EAST SIDE GROCERY PAU LDING, OHIO FlIIlH'S BEMITV SHOP MACHINE - MACHINELESS COLD WAVES Popular Prices Telephone 50 Grover Hill, Ohio Prownat 8: Wa1ter's High - Speed Station COURT HOUSE SQUARE Paulding, Ohio JEWEL FURNITURE EXCHANGE STORE BLAINE STREET Scott, Ohio G. L. FISHER STORES General Merchandise CAVETT, OHIO HAVILAND, OHIO Fruit Market Where you can get What yo d t h t want an wan w a you get Compliments of WIN EBURGH 'S READY - TO - WEAR HOTEL MARSH BUIDING VAN WERT, OHIO KH D. MEREDITH DRUGGIST NORTH SIDE SQUARE PAULDING, OHIO Congratulations! CLASS OF 1950 VAN WERT BOOK STORE Hal. V. Hunt COMPLIMENTS OF KlNG'S FOOD CENTER 312 - 316 South Shannon VAN WERT, OHIO KALAMAZOO SALES AND SERVICE Heating and Appliances Charles Behyrner 8a Kenneth Freeman Author ized D ealers 229 N. WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE 21361 VAN WERT, OHIO I-Loliilgf If you have rags to be BULOVA made into rugs, see HSVMILEON LESTER SHERER, SR. atc es HAVILAND, oi-no Phone 42-21 PAULDING, OHIO Complimsnts of PAULDING TELEPHONE COMPANY Paulding, Ohio THE GIIIISETT CDIIIPIIIW 142-144 East Main Street VAN WERT, OHIO Hardware and Electrical Supplies ROYER REAL ESTATE PAULDING, OI-IIO Compliments of LEHMAN INSURANCE Payne, Ohio All Forms of insurance Things QQ on afgufld Cafeteria Cooks . Vess, our janitor . Um! Good? Senior Officers the Wildcat Den! Librarians Tfrrfrf RIP FAST HI-SPEED STATION Junction 127 and 114 COMPLIMENTS CLARK'S SHOES l00 YEARS IN VAN WERT, OHIO Compliments of DRUG STORE DRS. BAIR 8: HYRE OPTOMETRISTS THE REXALL stone L. SMITH 8: SON Hardware Electric Appliances Buick and Pontiac Automobiles GMC Trucks ' Furniture Phone 57 ANTWERP, OHIO McCLU RE MARKET QUALITY MEATS Grover Hill, Ohio Van Wert Bootery VAN WERT, OHIO Compliments of BILYEIIT THE CLOTHIER Van Wert, Ohio ' Compliments of BRUN E PRINTING COMPANY Lg, f' . ggfdx PAULDING, OHIO , , , . F d H I ft cement servncesf I feel I om fntt I d I k p 'r thf th d d RyS df bgt F F d -why not CI job mowmg gross I y? COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS 6' i' , 'thi -4fQ 5- LIMA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF TH E BONNEWITZ CO. ROY HARRIS CUSTOM TILE DITCHING VAN VVERTS DEPARTMENT STORE FOR NEARLY A CENTURY TELEPHONE 64 F 22 one and One-Half Miles West of VAN WERT' OH'O SCOTT, OHIO John M.: I think sI'1e's pretty os she Con be. Dick G.1 Most girls ore.' Sl COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FOOD MARKET MORRIS 53.10,d STORE COUNTRY STYLE-HICKORY SMOKED BACON - HAMS - SAUSAGE VAN WERT, OHIO VAN WERT, OHIO 4.l.l.Ll.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l..l.l Compliments of VVETLI MOTOR SALES HARRY M. WARD COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Educational Publications Cars . . . Dodge Trucks and Equipment BRYAN, OHIO Payne, Ohio Phone 166 Mr. Sherer CAT the breokfost fcnbleii When anything goes wrong oround the house, I fix it. Mrs. Sherer: Oh yeah! Since you fixed the clock, the cuckoo backs out ond c1sks'Whot time is it?' . C 1' f Come in and eat before we omp lments 0 both starve. Wilkinson Printing BOB'S Company LUNCH ROOM SOUPS - - - SANDWICHES CANDY - - - ICE CREAM POP - - - CIGARETTES BOB 8: IRENE HAVILAND, OHIO VAN WERT OHIO W ' Congratulations and Best Wishes TO YoU if 1 ff X THE SENIORS DONALD S. WHITE The Agler Studio Van Wert, Ohio 1 George J.: l want to get some ice cream-will you lend me a dime? I Bus J.: l'm giving you this dime because it makes me happy to do it' George: Why don't you give me a quarter and really enjoy yourself? PHLIPOT - McKNIGHT INC. FoRD CARS AND TRUCKS International Harvester Tractors and Machinery Phone 90 Paulding, Ohio , The Finest In Farm Machinery W I MAG EQUIPMENT co. PAULDING, OHIO PHONE 36 DAY OR EVENING DEALERS IN OLIVER FARM MACHINERY ATTACHMENTS AND SUPPLIES WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL Compliments of PAULDING LUMBER COMPANY PAULDING, OHIO WHEN YOUR ,Mi GRIZZ Bzak AT YOUR LOCAL SERV GRIZZLY BRAKES NEED RELINING aria. ndfi. ICEMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY PAULDING, OHIO 4.Ll.l..l.l.l..l.l.Ll.l.l.l.l.Ll vf THE HAVILAND CLAY WORKS CO. Manufactures of Clay Drain Tile and Structural Tile DEALERS IN Building Supplies, Roofing, Siding, Paint Cexterior 6? interiorj Cement and Brickset Phone Scott 53-F 3 Haviland, Ohio ' IREIN HART CHEVROLET CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Goodyear Tires, Tubes, and Batteries Wrecking Crane Serfvice - Day or Night Phone No. 8 Paulding, Ohio We Service All Makes of Cars and Trucks All Kinds Of Body And Fender Work Frame Straightening - Car Painting 4.l.l.LLl.l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l..l..l.l ,, , MARION RICHART PAULDING, OHIO FURNITURE 8: RUGS CRESCENT LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaning Company MODERN FUR STORAGE Phone 63 - G 223 N. Market St. Van Wert, O. Louise Gudokunst- I yf d ty T y g t B bczro FQ T' Y f I k II ght b t I T y I3 t y imagine- tion9' CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO YOU SENIORS THE UHIU PUWER COMPANY MOTOR SALES C. B. Rider Used Cars Bought and Sold U. S. TIRES AND TUBES Delco Batteries Motorola Radios Phone 26133 Scott, Ohio 1950 HAVILOOK Page li! -X ..l'.: ' Q, , 1, - LAIR KEEPERS ff First, I will present the teachers of our school. Every- 9 body has an idea of what the teacher's job is, but few X e people give the teacher the credit he deserves I am sure that you will agree with me that we have the best teachers r ' . A c to be found. l I D N UNDERWOOD HILLS MUSIC SHOP CONFECTIONERY SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE 107 NORTH WASHINGTON ST. PAULDING, OHIO VAN WERT, OHIO PHONE 2919 Home of the Burger Basket Everything in Music, Music HUFFMAN,S HOME MADE in Everything. CANDY Mr. Ensign Cin the seventh grade history classlj Walter, what's the shape Of the earth? Walter: Round, Mr. Ensigni How do you know it's round? Walteri All right then, it's square. I dOn't want to start an argument about it, Compliments of Compliments of THOMAS JEWELRY OO. FAST S FURNITURE Gruen - Elgin - Bulova - Hamilton Watches Keepsake Diamonds PAULDING, OHI0 Van Wert, Ohio LQ Compliments of PAULDING HATCHERY Telephone No. 30 Paulding, Ohio MILKING SHORTHORNS The very finest bull calves for sale, out of cows ofthe finest type. Substantial milk record. Can also spare an occasional Heifer Calf to those who wish something better than the average, HOIVIER T. LEE Haviland, Ohio fOr1 the bosketboll floor? A foe-to John Post: Who you shovin'? John Fost: I dunno, Whot's your home? Compliments of CITY MARKET BILL EASTERBROOK Telephone 86 Payne, Ohio SENIORS As you go on in life, don't fail to carry with you the spirit of good citizenship acquired in high school. Your generation can contribute much to the dignity and prestige of our nation. INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE School of Commerce FORT WAYNE, INDIANA MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1 il si :ily A CORNER OF 114 - 127 SCOTT PHONE HAVILAVD, OHIO lBud and Gerald talking, after Gerald had been married 'ren years,l Bud Did anyone in your family ever make a brilliant marriage, Gerald: Only my wife. THE ROCBOND PRODUCTS CO PRODUCER OF CHROMEROC CHROMETEX CHROMELITE INTERIOR WALL DECORATIVE FINISH 520 GORDON AVE. VAN WERT, OHIO W . Lf- Q p, I ' 'r- T.. Mi , ., ,uv-an 1? Q ' ' 'V ':V1fT '4avif ' 5-'Wv' KK W I ,Irw- I J I Q1 vy- ' . trj-. ' Y , E413 , ' ' ' P' ,AL V iv. wh ,' l u1.zw VF V fc' A f ' 'JA 'anhkgh I ' 1 f .4 'f, s KI v 1 . lf' . A v . v , 1 - 0 1 1-ff' ,, . 1 4' 'v flu fl' 4 1 J ,A 3 if n J., .?,. .6754 , , . N: lw.l-'qbS I. w.', , f r ng' .-,. , x I i1,l U. pq ,us .N N. .rw . Qf's'fP m' -f M . W I. ,Av v, ' 1 .rf 'f I v a an .gl 5 ' V . - ' -, . v I k L -M . ' W.yt.1.4...'5, IS! Vi'