Hoaglin Jackson High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1941 volume:

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Grrls Chorus I 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 1 3 Basketball 1 2 3 I tramural Basketball 4 Intramural tball 4 Girl Reserve I2 3 Class Play 3 Journalrsm 4 Key stall' 4 Screncc Club S Projectors Club 4 Band 2 3 Senror Scholar shrp Test 4 Ralph Dunn Vocatronal Aerrculture Course Projectors Club 4 Band Z 54 F F A S4 Keystafl 4 Class Play 4 Intramural Basketball 2 54 Intra mural Softball 2 54 Donald Kevsor Don College Preparatory Course Club 1 2 34 4 H Club Offrcer 5 Student Councrl 3 Checr Leader 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Intramural Bas ke all 1234 Class Offrcer 4 Youth Councrl 1 2 Class Play 3 4 Quartet 4 Kevstaff 4 Prorer ors Club 3 4 Carl Marklev Lefty Vocatronal Agrrculture Courst I' F A 2 3 4 4 H Club 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Intramural Mana ger 4 Scrence Club 4 . Q -. - I - nh A -1- I - , I -1 3 .N Sof 3 I - -I-43 :Z ' Z C. Sl. i. I x . 4: - Q- - - 1 -2- ra-41 F. F. A, ofr- I-2-31 4-H -- - 1 Q- 1 'i rf I ' 1 - . Athletic Club 41 F. F. 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V John Mohr Whltle College Prtpamtory Course Base b 2 3 4 Basketball 4 C ass Play 3 Journal1sm 4 Projectors ub2544HClubl23 In mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Llllle Mosler Commexual Coulse Glrls Chorus 123 MlX8d Chorus 23 Cass Play 4 Sclence Club 4 G1rl Re serve 3 4 Key Staff 4 Home Ec Club 3 Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 34 Journallsm 4 I tramural Softball 4 Peony Queen Candldate 4 Dorothv Palmer Dot OHICGI' 12 3 Class Play 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3 Glrl Reserve 1 2 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Projectors Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Journal bm 1 4 Key Staff 4 Senlor Scholarshlp test 4 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Youth Council 4 Valed1ctor1an4 Vernell Polmg Joe Vocat1onal Agrlculture Course Boys Chorus 2 M1949 Chorus 2 3 4 Intramural Basket 3 4 SCIENCE C ub Basketball 2 3 Baseball 3 F F A F A Offl 3 In ra mural Softball 4 CLASS OF 1941 11 lnvanell Morris Commelclal Course Guls Chorus 3 Mxxed Chorus 23 G r Reserve 1 2 34 Home Ec Club 3 Scxence Club .34 Journahsm 4 Intramural Softball 4 Marguerite Neubrecht College Preparatory Course Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 MlX8d Chorus 2 3 4 Projectors Club 4 Glrl Reserve 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Cheer lead er 4 Youth COUIICII 1 Key Staff 4 Class Play 4 Intramural Basket ball 4 Intramural Softball 4 I stltute Public Speakmg Play 4 Dovle Pohng Vocatlonal Agriculture Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 2 3 4 4 H Clu 2 Mlxed Cholus 2 Athletlc Club 4 Intramural Basketball 12 Basket ball Captaln 4 County All Star Basketball Team 4 Jumor Hlgh Basketball 1 Dennls Robey Vocatxonal Agrlculture Course Quartet 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 MlX6d Chorus 234 F F A 34 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Var slty Club 4 Sclence Club 3 Intra mural Basketball 12 Jumor Hlgh Basketball 1 all 4 C 2 1 - 1-2-1 ' ' 1 1 1 Cl L2 - 3 - '- -'Q tra- - ' ' - 1 U ' l 'I -:1 1' . - I - Z V' : n- l . l Q . 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' - l 5 Mxldred Rogers DSISV College Preparatory Course Bas ketball 12 3 Intramural Basket ball 4 Class Offlcer 2 4 Key Staff 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Sclence Club 4 G1rl Reserve 13 4 Home E C ub 3 Class Play 3 4 G1rs Chorusl 2 3 Intramural Softball 4 Lorene Rumble Susle Commerclal Course Intlamural Basketball 12 3 Class OHICQI' 12 34 Key Staff 4 JOUFIIBIISIT1 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 Scxenct Club 4 Home Inc Club 3 Class Play 4 Glrs Chorus 1 2 3 4 H Club 12 HICKI' 2 B nd Glrl Reserve 1 2 3 4 Dale Snvder Vocatlonal Agnculture Course F F A 123 Intramural Basket ball 12 4 Industrlal Arts Club 4 Class Play 4 Boys Chorus 1 Antoma Vargus Tony Commerclal Course Horne Ec Club 3 4 G1rls Chorus 12 3 M1XGd Chorus 2 3 Journal1sm 1 2 3 4 Key Staff 4 Class OITICGY 2 3 CLASS OF 1941 12 Junior Rumble General Course Band 2 F F A 3 4 Industrlal Arts Club 4 Var Slty Manager 4 Elwm Schramm Vocatlonal Agrlculture Course Boys Chorus 2 3 M1xed Chorus Class P a Inuamural Basketball 1 2 34 P10 Jectors Club 4 Fred Stralev Freddle VOC3t1OH8l Agrlculture Course Mlxed Chorus 2 4 Boys Chorus 4 F A uartet 4 F F A 4 F F A Countv Offlcer 3 Band 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Projectors Club 4 Key Staff 4 Youth Councll 1 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Instltute Publlc Speakmg Play 4 Baseball 12 3 4 Class OITICQF 2 Wllllam Walter B111 College Preparatory Course Club 3 Student Counc1l 3 Cheer Leader 4 M1Xed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 3 4 Cl ss Play 3 4 Key Staff 4 Projectors Club 3 Industrlal Arts Club 4 Class Offlcer 3 4 2 H - -.Z C. . 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Z 1 , I , - h Z a , CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Donald Keysor Vxce presldent Lorene Rumble Treasurer Wllllam Walter Secretary M1ldred Rogers HISTORY On a br1ght and portentous day m the fall of 1937 the Class of 1941 embark ed on a per1lous voyage through hlgh school We were a group of verdant freshmen and progressed as most green freshles d We had an enrollment of 30 puplls Wlth Mxss Lxppert act1ng as our sponsor for the year Our flrst class meetmg made us feel as though we were a part of the hlgh school and we were pretty cocky but we dld get somethmg done at least we elected Dorothy Palmer presldent Hubert Konkle VICE pres1dent Kouneta Bly the secretary Lorene Rumble treasurer and Rxchard Dunlap representative The f1rst venture of the freshman class was a roller skatmg party January 11 1937 at the Y W C A Everyone had a Jolly txme Of course there were a few people who could have had a better t1me wxth two palrs of skates At the begmnmg of our sophomore year we had an add1t1on of four pup1ls They were Betty Harman Rlta Mlller Ralph Dunn and Dale Snyder We also lost three members of the class W1lbur Mxller Hazel Thatcher and Harley Marshall On September 30 1938 we had a class meetlng Wlth Mr Weaver as our sponsor We elected our class OHICBFS for the year Fred Straley was elected presldent M1ldred Rogers v1ce presldent Antonla Vargas secretary Richard Dunlap treasurer Ralph Dunn Lorene Rumble and B111 Walter recreatxon commxttee Dorothy Palmer news reporter The flrst great event of th1s year for our class was party at Dorothy Palmers home October 28 1938 The second great event of the year was a welner roast at Ralph Dunns home May 19 1939 The freshmen and faculty were 1nv1ted It turned out to be a very successful event Just as the prevlous party at MISS Palmers At the beglnnmg of our Jumor year we dlscovered that Betty Halman Robert Mlller Dorothy He1ght and Mary Marshall were not here Th1s left w1th only 26 pup1ls 13 1 ' ' 1-. , - u ' 11 0 1 as 11 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . .... . - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' - . . . , U 1 1 1 . US Athletlc Commlttee R1chard Dunlap Our flrst class meetmg under the supervlslon of Mxss Snell was held 10 elect offlcers for our Jumor year They were B111 Walter presldent Kouneta Blythe v1ce presldent Anton1a Vargas secretary Lorene Rumble treasurer R1chard Dunlap and Dorothy Palmer athletic commlttee Donald Keysor student councll The second of our class meetmgs was held to d1scuss the poss1b1l1t1es for the great occas1on the Jumor Sen1or Banquet We declded on a f9St1V6 banquet to be followed by a movxe The movle was Seventeen starrmg Jackle Cooper At th1s meet1ng we also declded that our class colors were to be rose and sllver One day last spr1ng we went to Amerlcan Hlstory class but lnstead of fmd mg Mr HlCkOk standlng before us We looked up to see Mr Ferr1s We decided upon velvet curtams for a wmdow m the gynaslum as our memorlal to the school Senlors at last' What a wonderful feelmg' On October 10 1940 we assembled under the supervlslon of Mxss Snell t elect class otfxcers Donald Keysor presldent Lor ne Rumble vlce presldent Mlldred Rogers secretary B111 Walter treasurer Dlck Dunlap athletlc com mlttee were our choxce Durlng thlS meetmg we also decxded upon a hay rlde to Fort Brown w1th a wemer roast and roller skatmg for our Senlor Jumor party Our second meetmg January 30 1941 was for the purpose of drscussmg the Farmers Inst1tute and electmg the staff for the annual We were very sorry that Rlta Mlller had to leave us so near graduatlon The Junlors and semors met to select a Candldate for Peony Queen We chose L1ll1e Mosler March 25 1941 we met rn the laboratory to select our class motto flower and type of composlte plcture the sen1or class wanted Our class flower IS the Tal1sman rose Our motto IS Character IS the cornerstone to success ALL THE WAY gl has B111 Walter, L1l11e Mosxer, Dorothy Palmer, Kouneta Blythe, Marguerlte Neu brecht, Elwm Schramm, Donald Keysor, Jumor Rumble, Doyle Polmg, Dxck Dunlap 14 v v ' - v 9 V v ' r y . 1 1 ' I 9 7 ' ' u sv ' ' . . . . 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D Q . - . - - 1 1 N- v v 1 v v 1 v ' y v ' v , - v , . . . . . . , v ' v v v - an ' sv i 1 I landed my plane 1n Van Wert about 230 one sun sh1ny day It was a swell day and I felt l1ke I were sweet slxteen I always carry street clothes 1n my plane for Just such an occass lon as thls So grabb1ng my clothes I went mto an anteroom where I changed hurrledly and breathlessly telephoned for a taX1 I tr1ed to settle my nerves whlle proceedxng down town but my womans 1ntu1t1on told me that somethlng deflmtely was gomg to happen And so lt d1d' We came to an abrupt stop on Maln street as the traffxc llght turned green to glV6 the motor1st on Wash1ngton the rlght of way Then someth1ng happened All of a sudden my neck felt as though lt were 1n two pxeces w1th no connect1on what so ever A dr1ver had ev1dently fa1led to stop when we d1d and gave us qulte a bump I told the tax1 dr1ver that I would nt mlnd walk1ng across the street had taken a good look at hlS face and I suddenly real1zed I was talk1ng to Jun1or Rumble The dr1ver that had Jarred us was Dennls Robey who never had good brakes Pretty soon I heard a patrolman com1ng and h1s slren was really spl1tt1ng the a1r He nabbed Den DIS and came around to talk to Jun1or and I recogn1zed Vernell Pol1ng What a way to meet old school mates' After that I hurrled across the street thank1ng my lucky stars that I was st1ll able to walk My beloved enemy Marguerlte was standmg on Bowers Drug Store corner We went 1n and got a couple of sodas Qulte naturally enough she d1d all the talkmg I was mformed that she and Hubert Konkle were farm1ng near Van Wert and that Hubert was known as a solo1st all over Van Wert County She 1nv1ted me to spend the even1ng w1th them We thought we would go to a beauty salon and spend the rest of the afternoon goss1p1ng We PROPHECY chose the best salon 1n town WhlCh IS owned and operated by LOUISE Bashore There was an acrobatlc show on 1n town and so for evemng tertamment we went to see that B111 Walter owned the show and was the star acrobat hlmself It was late when we reached the1r home so she declded that I should stay over n1ght Herb re tlred and Marguer1te and I went to the k1tchen to make some coffee Returmng to the 11v1ng room we turned out the llghts threw an other log on the f1re and sat b fore the f1replace s1pp1ng coffee and mbbllng doughnuts She told me that Fred Straley was an Oh1o State Farmer and do mg rlght well too He owns one ot the ten best farms 1n Oh1o and lS the Presxdent of the Farm Bureau OFg3HlZ8t10H of OhlO I cldently he st1ll 11ves 1n Jackson Townshlp Elw1n Schramm Carl Markley and Dale Snyder were Wert County You know maybe they d1d learn someth1ng of value from the F F A She asked me lf I had heard about Ralph Dunn Eld1va GTIHIS M1ldred Rogers Antonla Vargas Dorothy Palmer L1ll1e Mosxer and Lorene Rumble So I took my turn at talkmg Eldlva GYIHIS I told her was an A1rl1ne Hostess on a b1g transport plane She surprlsed me I thought she would be a stenographer But fate IS funny M1ldred Rogers IS a pr1vate nurse 1n Ch1cago and xs very romantlcally engaged to her patlent Antoma Vargas IS teachmg En gl1sh and art ln a large Texas c1ty Marguer1te seemed to be thxnk 1ng or at least mlles away so I talked on Dorothy Palmer who holds the Chalr of Modern Languages of Harvard Un1vers1ty went to Bra z1l to study nature but thought better of lt and started studymg Braz1l1an p0lltlCS L1ll1e MOSICF used to be a news paper reporter travelmg all over the world but she got marrled and 15 has settled down to lxve a con tented l1fe 1n town Marguerlte br1ghtened up enough to tell me about Evanell Morrxs She IS marrled and IS Presldent of the SUHFISC Club at Hoaglm Jack son We d1scussed R1chard Dunlap and Doyle Pollng holdlng down th1rd and second base respectlvely on the C1nc1nnat1 Reds What Luck' Donald Keysor IS a great deslgn er of furmture and only the wealthy can buy h1S work Folks say the furmture he turns out IS beautlful Lorene Rumble used to work ID the offxces at the G E ln Fort Wayne Only yesterday I saw 1n the paper where the G E Man ager and Lorene were back 1n Fort Wayne after a months honey moon Dennls Robey lS manager of the Equ1ty Dalry Company 1n the State of Oh1o One would th1nk h made enough money to have h1s brakes f1Xed I at least would ap preclate lt Pretty soon she sa1d Say what about yourself and John Mohr I drew a deep breath Johnny I sa1d IS a very successful bus1 ness man and practlces the Pro fess1on of Law 1n ltS hlghest de gree She asked me what I d1d bes1des mak1ng Johnny happy and keeplng house I told her that kept me very busy I rambled on w1th some fmer detalls Presently I glanced at Marguer1te and she was sleeplng l1ke a baby I telephoned a tax1 gathered my belongmgs together and t1ptoed out of the house It was dawn when I reached the a1rport I hurr1ed to the l1ttle an teroom and changed to my flymg clothes preparmg to go home Flymg low above the now ex panded town of Van Wert I looked out of the cab1n wlndow I told myself half under my breath that maybe someday I mlght come back agam Well, perhaps Kouneta Blythe , - ' ' ' en- . . . . . 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' y I I n y ' . - . 1 ' . , 7 CLASS WILL We the Semor Class of 1941 of the School of I-Ioaglm Jackson Van Wert County and State of Ohl0 belng of sound m1nd and memory do make publ1sh and declare th1s our last w1ll and testament I Hubert Konkle bequeath my tenor vo1ce to Clayton Adam and my base ball ab1l1ty to Carl Wertz I Ralph Dunn bequeath my tallness to Bob Geethlng so that he mav see past the person ID front of h1m on Saturday mghts I L1ll1e Mos1er bequeath my t1tle of Peony Queen Representatwe to the candxdate of 1942 C93 and my art1st1c ab1l1ty to Rovene MOTTIS I Fredd1e Straley bequeath my ab1l1ty to play a trumpet to Carl Medford I B111 Walter bequeath my b1rds nest to John Ferr1s so that he m1ght look more l1ke Clark Gable and my acrobatxc ab1l1ty to Jack Adams to be used 1n a p1nch at next years basket ball games I E1dlV8 Gr1ff1s bequeath my ab1l1ty to do everyth1ng backwards to Anna Ruth Mohr and my brown eyes to Saralene Frey I Evanell MOFTIS bequeath my pleas1ngly plump features to Al1ce Bashore and my ab1l1ty to have successful DHYLIBS to Rovene Morr1s I Whltle Mohr bequeath my curly blond halr to Clayton Adam and my d1rty socks to Red Schaffner I Vernell Polmg bequeath my ab1l1ty as a s1nger to Carl Foust and m ab1l1ty to drlve a Chevrolet to Betty Thatcher so that she may be prepared I Carl Markley bequeath my manpower to Vernon Pol1ng and my Intra mural Managerslup to Lester Sealscott I LOUISE Bashore bequeath my ab1l1ty to meet all s1tuat1ons calmly to Irene DeKeyser I RICh3Fd Dunlap bequeath my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Dewane Walls and my wavy halr to John Ferr1s and hope that he uses 1t to the best f h1S ablllty to capture all the glrls I Kouneta Blythe bequeath my muslcal ab1l1ty to Vlfglnla Yoh and my eye lashes to Nondus Snyder I Dorothv Palmer bequeath my ab1l1ty to rate f1rst 1n scholast1c tests t Phy1l1s Polmg and Irene R1ley As there should be at least one blonde the Jun1or Class I leave the gold of my ha1r and blue of my eves t Nondus Snyder I Marguer1te Neubrecht bequeath my pleasmg personahty to AIICQ Bashore and my helght to Betty Thatcher I Doyle Polmg bequeath my ab1l1ty to play basket ball to C rl Wert? and my ab1l1ty to get IDLO m1sch1ef to Betty Thatcher I Lorene Rumble bequeath my freckles to Nondus Snyder and my art work to Madel1ne DeKeyser I Bruce Rumble Jr bequeath my vars1ty managershlp to Gene lVIcGovs en I M1ldred Rogers bequeath my v1vac1ty to be equally d1Vld6d between the LWIDS and my ab1l1ty to chew gum to Anna Ruth Mohr I Dennls Robey bequeath my ab1l1ty to stay out late at mghts to Don Mc Cracken and my g1rl fr1ends to Gene McCowen I Antonla Vargas bequeath my love of poetry to Phyll1s Pollng and my love of mus1c to Irene R1ley I Dale E Snyder bequeath my ab1l1ty of workmanshlp to Dewane Walls and my promptness to Don McCracken I Elwln Schramm bequeath my back seat 1n the assembly to Burton Adams because he w1ll never use It and my ab1l1ty to dr1ve a Ford t Clayton Adam I Donald Keysor bequeath my ab1l1ty on a sousaphone to Robert Geethmg and my trombone ab1l1ty to Burton Adams To Doyt Schaffner I leave my vocal ab1l1ty We hereto subscr1be our names th1s twenty flfth day of Apr1l 1n the year One Thousand N1ne Hundred and Forty one The Sen1or Class Donald Keysor 16 1' ' .. 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SENIORS OF 1941 We the semors of Nmeteen Hundred and Forty one Are ready to face the world and everyone These 1ntroduct1ons that Ill make to you W1ll prove what we semors can really do In case you are lookmg for someone brlght I present a person who IS qu1te all rlght Or 1f you need someone to do and add more I present to you MISS LOUISE Bashore If you WlSh to add beauty to mus1c or play I present a sen1or whod be f1rst any day She IS fr1endly lovely and very WISE The popular well known MISS Kouneta Blythe A youth of renown that IS sure to succeed In football or baseball or whatever you need Determ1ned lmportant as a matter of fact Mr Dlck Dunlap lS sure to do that We have 1n our class a speaker Wlth fame I assure you he w1ll not put your f1rm to shame Hes br1ll1ant efflclent gets thmgs properly done Remember to mentlon the name of Mr Ralph Dunn A young lady of talent and personal1ty too Is the next 1ntroduct1on I have for you She may g1ggle thats true but she can be grave Just try her M1ss Gr1ff1s IS sure to behave Here IS a youth that w1ll lnterest you Honest senslble and ready to do Hell be a man of 1mportance that you w1ll see Mr Donald Keysor bell6V9S 1n securlty If you re 100klHg for someone who can really smg I 1ntroduce Mr Konkle a successor of B1ng Why s1r hes a speaker a leader lf any w1ll succeed because of th1s type there are not many Carl Markley IS the next lntroductlon HIS work IS slow but done to perfectlon m qu1te sure xt Wlll please you to know He l1kes agr1culture so glVe h1m seed to sow Tall blonde and handsome IS Mr John Mohr You need not fear he w1ll make the score A calm debator an eff1c1ent worker Of some great man he lS sure to be a successor If you re someone looklng for a frlend Someone to trust and on whom to depend I 1ntroduce MISS Evanell MOPFIS to you She Wlll stand by 1n all you may do Chosen as the beauty of our sen1or class We have MISS Llllle Mosler a lovely lass She IS sure to Wln f1rst 1n any contest For as one of our sen1ors she IS among the very best MISS Marguerlte Neubrecht IS next 1n l1ne She IS the type that IS well super f1ne You can count on her do1ng most anyth1ng And earn wealth r1ght up to a dlamond r1ng Now Ill 1ntroduce the star of our class She IS a marvel and such an 1ntell1gent lass In tests act1v1t1es or whatever may be MISS Palmer IS f1rst 1n Van Wert County Mr Doyle Pol1ng IS surpassed by so few Youll f1nd that he IS f1rst 1n everythmg new He can laugh and keep on when chances are slim Thats the reason we are all so very proud ot h1m Wlthout Vernell Pol1ng th1s IS mcomplete Hes a curly headed fellow so hard to beat He can w1n any heart w1th h1s shmy sm11e But Just show h1m a g1rl and hed run a mlle Mr Denn1s Robey IS our class gentleman If a ladys 1n d1stress hes always on hand If youd see h1m wh1zz 1n a basketball game Why s1r to be sure he w1ll do 1n buslness the same Th1s llttle lady IS a human spot of charm No one has heard of M1ss Rogers domg any harm Wherever she enters theres sure to be fun And 1n the m1dst of work she shlnes l1ke the sun 17 V - . . , 1 1 . , . 1 , . - 1 . . x , . . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 , . . , . . 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' r . . . , . 1 - - 1 1 ' as ' H ' . . . . i 1 1 1 - 1 Qu1et and eff1c1ent IS Mxss Lorene Rumble GIVE her a Job and youll see she wont fumble Shell make you dlzzy whenever she types Theres speed 1ntell1gence and charm ln what she vsrltes For general manager of some great concern We have Mr Jumor Rumble w1ll1ng to earn Hes qulte lndependent but then he IS WISE He IS an excellent man for he tells no 1195 A very bus1ness l1ke man 1S Mr Fred Straley Hed do the most d1ff1cult task gally In c1v1cs he IS the most talkatlve man And to lead a d1scuss1on well slr he can To formulate a home or to work on a farm We have an efflclent one Mr Elwm Schramm H1s uncanny answers seem to have no end Yet of th1s I assure you he IS everyone s frlend D1gn1f1ed and respectable IS Mr Dale Snyder Always w1ll1ng to make someones task llghter Put h1m to work and he does th1ngs on the run Place h1m ln a crowd and he s the root of all fun The next lntroductlon I am maklng to you Is Mr B111 Walter a f1ne man tl1ats true He s fr1endly and capable of most anythmg He can work mathematlcs and make th1ngs go z1ng I hardly know how to mtroduce myself to you Why I ve sa1d so much I can t fmd anythmg to do I ll always keep on and never say dle Ive presented the SQHIOFS to you everyone You can see why ex ery parent IS proud of daughter or son Now our a1m IS to please and also to lmpress That Character IS the cornerstone to success What would we have done w1thout Dear M1ss Snell We wouldnt have gone through thls year very well But she proved efflclent so happy and gay And has done much to chase our test worrles away Our trlbute to Mr Ferrls IS a last1ng memory Of each l1tt1e 1nsp1rat1on and h1s thr1ll1ng poetry You may be sure slr well carry r1ght on through And do our best 1n everythmg-our tr1bute to you Now to every teacher who helped us through these years WE express our slncere thanks and g1ve for you three cheers You have g1ven each of us a true 1nsp1rat1on And wxth us lt w1ll go when we face th1s great natxon To those we have passed and leave not far beh1nd We WlSh you to carry on and keep us each ln mlnd And for each one of you we WlSh the very best Remember just try and success w1ll take care of the rest SENIOR CLASS PLAY A READY MADE FAMILY Left to rlght Dale Snyder Marguerlte Neubrecht Hubert Konkle Mnldred Rogers, Lorene Rumble, Donald Keysor, Dorothy Palmer, Eldlva GYlff1S, Ralph Dunn, Mary C Snell, R1chard Dunlap, L1ll1e Mos1er and Wllllam Walter 18 ' ' Y I , . . , . - , V , . . . . - t 7 , . , . , , , . , . . , But I'm at your SGTVICQ determmed to try , .. - ,, , . 7 I X Ll ' x 71 , . , , . T as - U PECNY QUEEN CANDIDATE MISS Lxllle Helen Mos1er has been chosen the peony queen cand1date of Hoaglm Jackson School She has dark brown eyes brown haxr and a lxght complexxon She 1S fxve feet four 1nches tall and WelghS 115 pounds L1ll1e IS the daughter of Mr Arley MOSIGY of M1ddle Pomt L1ll1e has been a member of the Glrl Reserves for two years a member of the basketball team one year and a member of the G1rls Chorus and M1xed Chorus for three years She IS art edltor of the school paper Golngs On and the year book The Key L1ll1e had one of the lead mg roles 1n the Sen1or Class Play A Ready Made Fam1ly The member of the Jumor and sen1or classes selected the peony queen cand1date VALEDICTORIAN MISS Dorothy Palmer has won the honor of bemg successfully 1n many scholast1c aCt1V1tl6S She ranked fxrst 1n the county 1n the State Elghth Grade Test flrst 1n the E11m1nat1on test ln Van Wert County 1n 1941 flrst 1n the hlgh school Ohlo State PSyChO10g1Ca1 Test g1ven 1n 1939 Honorable Ment1on ID Plane Geometry at Bowllng Green unlverslty 1n 1939 flrst 1n the Northwestern School of Commerce Spelllng Contest at L1ma ln 1941 flrst 1n the county m the State Sen1or Scholarshlp Test and 1n th1s same test she ranked IH the upper ten per cent of the state Dorothy has been 3Ct1V9 ln extra currxcular act1v1 tles too She has been a class offlcer for three years a member of the G1rl Reserves a member of the Sc1ence Club Projectors Club Journahsm Club and Key Staff 19 valedictorian of the Class of 1941. 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T H HA Z: L 1 HA 1 Q: V F W Q M : H A 5 W , M : V T H' W W 1 A W: I W Q A C cm W H J T w H W JUNIOR CLASS l lp s I ls 1 :ml x IS 11 1 1 ' X I 1 The Junlor Class met Ottobu fl 1' 0 and tlectnd the follovxmg oftlcc IN Pres1dent Carl Medfold Vlce Presldent John Ferx lb Qecretarv Betty Thatcher Treasurer Madelme DeKeyse1 Rcporter Dost Schaffnu Student Councll Carl W1 It Flower Commlttee Burton Adams and Ilene RllLX The Jumors under the EUICIHIICG of M185 Knev the class sponsor gays as then class play The Tm Hero The cast vt as composcd of the followlng people Lester Sealscott Madellne and Irene DeKuse1 Vlfglnld Yoh Irene Rlley Robe1tGeefh mg Anna Ruth Mohr Clayton Adam lNondus Snyder B1tty Thatcher A1111 Bashore Phyllls Polmg and John Ferns As usual the Jumors sold candy at the home baskntball games but IH add1t1on they sery ed the evemng mnal for the Nan Wert County Musxc Festlxal VKl1lClI xx as held at Hoaglm Jackson th1s yeal On Aprll 10 the Jumors met to select than class IIIIQS and at present tl ey 111 dlSCUb5lUg plans for the Jumol S1 mor Blnquet Vkhltll IN to bt held Miy Z 1041 Durmg the year they had txxo neu students Gerald Koholst xx ho soo xx 1th drew and Carl Foust '71 l,l'Il-'T 'l'lP lU41Il'I'1 l Il1S'I' ll NV: .xllllll lluth M1 hr, IZ1-try' 'l'Il:1l1'l11-V, IVM11- I -li--j.':s1-2. 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R 1 l lt l l ll lb 1 1 1 I 1 Our Off1C8IS .ue Premdent YICG presldent Secutary and Tleasurtr Athlt t1c Commlttet Student Councll Recxeatlonal Leadexb Floxxel Comrmttce Mr Lemon IS our sponsox Lon Walls Harold Duvall Lester Thatcher Floyd Thatcher Otlb DuVall Wanda Stukq d Robert Burton n Alme Robe Wlltz Mlldl td Rue Denms Dy Q91 t We haxe four new members m our class th1S xear M1ldred RICE from Mlddle Pomt Glorla Sattler and John Gllllland from Mendon and Verne Bartz from Con X05 Ethel M1lle1 IS attendmg bchool at Ottoulle now l I.l'Il- l' 'I'4l lll4lll'I': l'Ili. I' ll IXY: Holly S1'l1znt'I'l1ff:'. Mil-lr.-ml Iivauls. Ilitu l'l--svlwlg llxvelnlwlyu l,nll!. -hlilllllt' Mlznms. SICVHXII ll HY: li:-l'11i--v Yoll, XX':ulxvlg1 zillxlwy, Alai luv-fl lliw-. All w- ll--so XY: IV., Iirmxm Sl-wi'-V. lmis NY: ls. 'I'llllll' Ii XY: All' l.--mon, Nlzlry Sxxurlz, Yivizm ll+l'l11:. lu-o:.Am- 4IVit'l'lN. 4ll1fl'l:e Sznlll--V, Yrrnf- llzlrlz. l-'Hl'li'l'Il ll PNY: lviwlt Kunlrlf-, Ifl--yll 'I'l1:el.ln-1',.IM'11 Hillllzlwl. Inst.-r 'l'lmI4'l1--l'. ll-:mis l'yse-Vt. lil:-xl llzlzl-I' lfll- l'll I2 PNY: llzuw-lfl Ill1X':lll. .Xrlllllr Yfwlx, Allx xY.ll l', XYlliqv'xx lllllwv, Alt'-nwl .lzlvltf--lm, Ilullt-1't I:lll'l1Ill. Hlis I llY:ull. . E ,' 7' - 1 . 1 V V , V V x I x -l v - l ' 1 A , . -1 : a - v 1 - x t X U 1 V A V V V ' . 4 2 f ' 1 l ' - m 22 The Freshmen wrth the ard of Mr Taylor the Claes sponsor elf cted the folloxx rng offrcers Prrsrdent Mary DLC00k Vrce Presrdent Marx -Xdams Secretary Treasurer Roberta Bom ersock Athletrc Commrttee Claxton Adams Studrnt Councrl Paul Yoh Eudora Bartz Jorned our group later rn the yer! Dorothv Bur rrroxed rn Aug hun County and lb now .rttr ndrng the Sprncerxrllr School The class has, been lookrng forward to havrng a skatrng, party at the Y V C A but as yet plans haw. not been completed The Freshman class rs esprcrally proud of Corrrne Stralu xx ho xx on becond place rn the County Elrmrnatron Conteet rn Englrsh 4 vm 1 Q llxll 1 l Y llllk ll 21 , V V, V' , .' . V , . V. V V V , , , V- . . V - - - V 5 - I . - ,. . . -. ..,A x . . , , ' V,i.. . . 13. V, ' - ' 4 1 I' ' x V X 1 1 I U 1 V ' V V. r ' - V A - . - . I X . . ,, V x . . . ' . xi V V V . l.l'Il 'I' 'I'H lllllll'l': l4'lllS'l' ll HY: Al:rl'5' llllxlllll, I-Ixwlyrr llrw-1-1-r-, X1-lin Slljtlv-V, l'or'r'lrrV- Srr':rl.Ay, Maury In-V4 lk. SICVHNIP HHXY: Iirrlu-rl lm- Yoh, ,lzrwlry Ivyst-rl, llolu-r'I:r llowt-r'sm-li. Mnry .Xrlzrrrzx ll--lr-rr ll:4r'x.A5. l'l:rr'iln-I Mm-4'r':rr-kr-rr, l'zrr1l llllvy. 'l'lllllIP ll PNY: .lwzurr K-rrrle-V. ll:-lly l-Iv--rsol--, Nolarrr liollsh, .Xl'llllll' Bl .'-V. .Ixrrrior .xbllltllllilh lit-tty Marr- 'l'lrzrt1'lrer'. l l'll'l'll li 'SVC BIZ 'll2l5'l0l'. All-fn Aflrharrrglr, Ulzrjtorr Ad: lfrxrrrklirr llrw-1--1-. l'zrrrl Yoh, l'llul4vr':l llz 'lZ. -r EIGHTH GRADE IIIFT TU RIGHT: FIRST IIUNYL YUIWIQIIQ IK-:lac-. Tllclmal Ilzwlllrlw, Blilflrefl .Izlr'ksu11, Alilm Duvall, Marilyn Sun Iidwurslf, llnse Mziriv Adams, CUXIW H1 NV: Phyllis Miller, Mildred Slly1Iv1', l'1llIllI2lgt'lIk' Musier, Ilutll Vnllius, Irm-iw Sm-all sl-nit, Hose Marin Ollriuggr, Ihvnitu Earlier: 'IHIIZID IUPXV: Mr. Ilindnt, Imh- I0-ysm-, Ilnyul Frm-ki-y, II'-wurfl Iiwmlr-V, .Inzume Vwlvll, VH! rin-ia Iryserl, Harold Iiukf-1'. Iirm-sl Kearns, Ng-II Adams. VIITII IIUXV: XVnmIl'mv XVertz, Junior Sluuv, xxvilllillll I21-own, HSI-zu' In-iuingr, l':llXYZll4l KPIrl'lllg.l't'l', .Iumes IIUVIIIIIEFL, Italy Ilumlxle, I.I1wy1I Iimve-1'sm-Ii, Iiwum-th S'-ulsvutl. SEVENTH GRADE 4 MN I Nl I I I X I um M nl 1 l 4 I bl 1. N 24 I lII 'I' 'VU IlIfIIl'I': I IIlS'l' Il HY: .Xl'tllul' I'If-svln-V, Iilnism- Millwr, I,uIn Ilzlrtz, Imnnzl BI: -Swan 'll Urmu Claw. IC1In:m lin-mul, Iizllph Ililn-y, NI VHNII Il NY: AI: Kfll 11, 1'zu'l 45IiI'II 't'I', Iluby Aluril- III:u-Imurnr, Alilvln-fl 'I'I1z1t1-In-I', I'I1yII1 Vhillilxy, Hilie-n Ililllvf-PIII, XYIIIIIIIII V-Illy, IIIIIlIP IUIXVQ Ilzllph Alillvr. Iiwlwin I rif-nmllm. Inlvmzn 1,4-v I'wIil1u, Vzumlyln Ibm- lmlixls, P1141-I In-Ilv I'- I ', Iiwnzllcl AI: Tis, H1-rzalnl BI:x1'Icl1-51 llJl'Ii'I'II Il NY: Ihfncllrl llriffis. Ilvrz Ill Il1'uIIH-rum nl. llwll Q-rl Ill-th, 1'l1:ll'lq-S HNIIIIIIUIIS, .lulxiwl I 'I I, I.t'UII Iivzllls, fir-n1'gv I-If-sue-l, .Xrliv Mill'-V. SIXTH GRADE I I PT TU IIIGIIT: FIRST IUPXY: I':It'ilIlUI' Mohr, .Xlrnznln-I I-Ivzums, Anim Ilruwll, .lnsvplxilw Inn IN humie- Imu M1u'rI'. Nl 1 UNI! IIHXXZ All: firuy. .-Xrdvu Ruth, Marcin: I,Uu S1llltIx'I'SUII, Iwrutlu XVuIls, II:-If-n M211 NYilIq-tal I'zu1gle, IPzu'rvI I'uIim.:, IIIIHIP IIHXY: flvrulll AFIIIHIIIQJII, Frwln-rivk Iflw-y, Iluldwn Al:u':+ImII, Ilzumlml Mzwklvy, Huulwl 'I'l1:ltm'Iu-l', Furl Slulw, Vlymh- Iluusll. FIFTH GRADE I 1 In Il 1 XUN1-JI Il I blII 4 l I III nr x 111. N 4 NX II x 1 v v ll 1 . Il 'Xuxfv 20 III'N'I' IUHY: Ilzu' ll'-HtI1ir1: Ilnfzllir- IIVXJIII, .In ky IZ1'utI1 w HI, 4':u'u Iwu Kw- lIr'I', I-11+ 111-I1 XV: Ils, Ilulph .I '. NIIUNII II VY: Erwin I'--:Img XYzlIl1-V Ilzlsllulw, Imrzl May I.l'1lS I'. I'Ix'vlyxl .Xsllz p:I1, XIXIIII NI:u'kIe-y, IN-u'z1m- Sllydf-r, I'II'2IIlIiIIII III-rl I'IlIXY2lI'IIr, Miss Ilim-. IIIIIIIP IIPXY: XxvIIIilIll I-'ru-y, IIIlIll'l'l I-'Vim-m1lIl, I.1 ise- Iluge-1's. If'III1'IIl Ii:-jsuly YH Illl Ilan ', ICl'mzl .I:wk.m1, Ili1'Il:u'1I I,.v'IIO'l'. IUI I!'I'II Il HY: Aunws 1rI+l'i11L:r-I'. Ilusan-I I.ytIv, I-'nv SV: 'tz, l'vI.':1 I.i: nvz. 'Ill lil K'-HIIHI IA-1 Ill' Sw: 't'., I'u I .' , l 1: THIRD GRADE FIRST IIHXXQ Ilnllillvf IAi6llf'l', llill Gilllllrlr-. ll--My 45lll'ilIfl+'!', llRll'Ql:!I'r'I I'u1xlu1v. flllll! l'l-M-Zur .Xrlhur IIVHXYII, MUNI! HHNY: Misf Adams. Hualx Waltz, l':1I1'i4'i:1 S4-lmipk'-. Mary H'KiI.-y, .IQ-am llx'--'-vw, hun llzlgzer, Ilivhzxrd Ilnkwr. Imph- Shaw. llllllll IIHXY: liicllurwl Ludwig. l.1m'vll I'uliup4. llzxlxrh llugvly Ruth 'I'lmI-'ll-'lx Manx I,i.-nh-V, llzllph Vnllins, .luv 1111111111-ll, FCURTH GRADE I x N HI x 1 A . . 26 l I l 'I' 'l'4I RIGHT: I4'lllS'l' Il PNY: IIilly.XuI:1mf, Hllliv l,n-il'-V. I1-1:1 Muyw- I r'4-y, ICm1!y'i1-.A 'Vlmll ll 1-V, Lui, llzllxlrlwm, .Xrtj lfillllvuam, lmuis xvilliwv, NIVUNIP IIHXY: liwlillir' Imnu, Iilizzlln-H1 Mwliiunis, Ib-zlIl'i-'QA Ill-uxvll, Alzlry AIZIVIIIJI ilis M. lv Imris XYh1r1'11l:--, Huruiv- 'l'h:1im-ln-r, li-11'n:1I'1l Ilululvin, IHIILIP Il HY: Ilyxw-11 Iirw-lu, Imul liumhlf-. Imw -il Ruth, Al.ux'::uw-I Imn.-r, Ilzuwfhl Iflwy, 11.-r.zI1l l 'I'l'Y, l,1-rvy H1-iuhl SECOND GRADE Ill I l'U Ilf1IH'i': I-'lliS'l' IIIPXYZ th-xxv llulll, lk-rthzl fllwlxlrh-ll. H+-lou Slum-11, Ifzuum Alilir-1 Ilmr-S l'lPll1'l', lhlllillll Aclzlms. NI1 UNI' IIUXY: Miss Krlxegf-r, Alum Inu llurtfvn, liivhzu'd Miller, Vzuml Arm I1-fsvrs. HI!-nu lllmlvllf-r, Vzu'-vl5u Sue Imillipy, Alilmlrml Hmnhle, Yil',LC'illi2l 1Qx1r'll1iIl!, I'-nmlcl Shwxx lllll I1 HOXY: lI:u'v+-y 'l'lmI1-In-r, 'GKHSIIII XX'1'vv1Iv, l'nulim- lmmw, Curl Vzmgl'-. .I.-:mm-it-' lb-11 41.14-, 1411-xl Ilnlwy, lI:u'lm1'zl .lm-:ul Lyllv, FIRST GRADE r ,., N N fill l 4 4 I 1 24 lllfl I'1l IIIHIVVQ i.2'll!lIIHl2l I.v 11-', I.:-lvvy I zlr'kl+1l'. XYilx'u Hlulwy, livllb' 121-4-mln-r'xx'fm.I. ,IH llmh , Hvzuxs, lflllillr' lil hr. Nl1UXIl HHXV: Miss Illzu-knwlwg Mary l'Ivss'In-V, l'2lI'1Il .xllll Sxxyul--V, limb-,1'l lllllxfl-:'m1m'1 Illlllllir' Mills, Alive- linmlvlv. Alir'-A S1'I1:1V'I'Ix+1', IHII IP Il NV: .Xliw XYz1Hs, Al2lI'i!YlI 'I'I1z1ivI1--V, .Xlflw-11 Ilvxuh-lv, Lmvll XY: llw, lfl-Iyfl 4'lIli11 If lmif- Ilzlmmnnf, liulwlllj' Ill-In-Y. ,- SNAPS 2 D Left to Rlght lst 1ow R1chard Dunlap Cbasket ball captfum Hubert Konkle Cbasfoball captamb Doyle Polmg fbasketball captamh and John Mohr Second row Dnnms Robev Freddie Straley ACTIVITIES SPORTS ,Qi I 1 , I ll i D Q , I ' I l 3 - I, , .:,.. , or V A ' Z - .. T I M-M 1 VA 'A Qjilii IN MEMORY OF LOYAI BAKER 30 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 NI 1 X un 1 We played 21 games and won 15 of them Thls year four of the playere who made thelr Ietters were semore They were Polmg Dom1ap Robey and Hubext Konklc Polmg was the hlgh scormg man on the team thxs year He n adn 237 pomts Dunlap vxab becond wlth 187 pomts and Adamb wab 1111I'd VNlt11 177 pomts The Bull dogs were knovxn as a hlgh scormg team We p11ed up 829 pomte to our oppomn' 692 pomts Umon Mlddle Pomt W111S11lIL Wren Oakwood Grover H111 Hoytv111e Haskme M1dd1LPomt R1dgL York Rldge Grover H1 1 Oh1o Cxtx Conx oy Umon Conxoy 1County Tournament? R1dge Umon Com oy League Games SCHEDULE 11 OPPONENT OUR SCORE SCORE 7 'J 0 J I J l.1'I1f'l' TU 1lI4ZI1'I': 1f'lI2S'l' 11 PXY: 171+-' S4'111l1-f'1H'l', Fluyl 'l'lx:xt1'1wV, Ilurtfm . 11: s, 111:51 Volillz, Ilivluznxwl 111lll121lD, SICVUNII Il NY: -11lll1HI' Vilmvlule-, I'1:lvton .Xl1'l1llS, Nulvn Ilollsh, llivllslrll liwrllglv, .1H1IIl fl l1i1:ll11 1111111-rl Konkla-, 110111118 Ihvlwy, 5112 11t'llll1S. , . , .1 , v -. ' , , , ,, 20 19 ' L ' , 42 31 ' ' ' X ,,,,,,,, , H H , , , 30 41 Ottawa , . .......,,, , H , ., 44 41' 1: , , ,,,,.,,, ,, , ,,,,.11,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,. ,, . 42 20 ' ,,1,,1,,,, ,, ,,,,.,,,,,,, H 1, , 45 35 ' , ,, , ,,,, A ...,,, 26 25 ' ' ,.,, ..,, , . . , , 41 31 ' 1 ' , , 32 33 ' - , ,,.,, ,,,, , , , , ,, ,, 49 34 11 , ..,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,, .,,1,..,,,..,,.,.,.....,,,, ,,,,1..,.,...1.,,,,.. . I 3 4 33 ' , ,,,,,, , , ,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 31 X '1 , ....,,,.,,, , ,,,,, ,.,,...,... , 61 21' ' ' 3 72 511 ' , , . 38 41' ' 323 29 ' ' ' ' 34 32 ' 1 34 42 ' , ,,,,,,,, 41 2:0 ' ' , 23 24 1: . 'T BASE BALL s 4 u N11 1 1 I I I I Ill IIIGHT: I-'II!. 1' Il INV: MV, IIVIIIII5, Frfl .'t'zIt-X. .llvhn Moh' HlIlvI'I K ull I Il 1 I mln-y, Iiichard lhlnlzxp, lmylc Puling. NI 4 NNI IZUNY: .IllIlI1II' Ilunvlxlv, 4'I:Iyt-In .xlI2lIIlS, Nolan Ilfrush. Ilurtuu Adams, Hoyt N Imltlu I 11 IIIIWI Konkle. Furl Medforml. PNY: VQVIIUII I'oIing, .lnhu 4IiIIiI:nmI, XViIIiz1n1 Ilitt-I. V D. ' , .. . . D. , .. B. , .. , . . D. , ., . C. , ., ' . C. X . .. . L. , ., . C. , .. - N, , ., . 'I H-J 11 vs ' ' t H-J 5 vs 'Ii H-J 15 vs 'J 13 VS ' . 11 - ' H-J 6 VS H J 7 vs U HJ 6 H-J 7 vs ' VS ' A 'I' H-J 8 vs ' ' 'ft H-J 3 vs 1: -J 5 V5 H-J 14 vs 'h H-J 9 vs ' 1 THE BULL DOGS LINE LP Konkle Sr Catcher Pohng Sr 2nd Base Short Stop Dunlap Sr Pltcher Short Stop R Mohr Sr lst Base R Freld Robey Sr Center Fleld Straley Sr Rlght Fxeld Adams Jr Pxtcher C Fxeld Schaffner Jr Left Fleld Pohng Jr 3rd Base 2nd Basr Foust Jr OutF1e1d Medford Jr 2nd Base Sealscott Jr 2nd Base Gllland Soph 3rd Base W Dltto Soph Outfleld Thatcher Soph Outf1eld F1eId Konkle Soph P1tCher R Flcld lst Base Adams Fr Short Stop Rousch Fr Catcher SCHEDULE W1IISI1lF6 1 Wren 2 Grover H111 1 Convoy 4 M1ddle Polnt 1 Latty 4 H H 32 York 6 Grover H111 R1dge 5 UHIOH 0 Oh1o Clty 6 Convoy 5 Un1on 1 VARSITY CLUB K 1 Q The Varslty Club xx as orgamzed tll1S year to brmg the boxs out for athletlu closu together by settlng aslde a deflnlte tlme 1n whlch to talk our the xarlous problems they had m athletlcs In these meetmgs they would dlSCL1SSt1l9 problems of the season If lt were basketball tlme they talked about the problems they were encounterlng 1n basketball and lf It were baseball season we trled to solxe our baseball d1ff1cult1es The club was composed of the boys who had already made letters 1n e1ther basketball or baseball Mr Denms sponsored the club Cheerleaders 1 1 33 l l.I-Il- l' T47 lll4IlI'I': l-'HIST ll INV: llllIl1'l'l lilflllilv, Illl'lIill'4l liunlzcp, lv-rylv l'ulin:, lhfnnlrr llulu-X. SHVUXIP HWY: llwxmlll li'-ysm', l!i4'lmrll Kunkln-, lluyi Sl'llill4l'llr'l', Vlzlyluxl Anlzums, MV, ln-mais. 'Vlllllll ll PNY: lfloyml 'l'll:1I1-ln-V, .lwlm llollr, l:Ill'IulI .Ml:1ms. 1' 7 ' ' ' 3 -1 - . ' .S 1. . i. E . . X . . . Vx Y . S I ' ' ' x Y -x . . . . 1 . 7 h ' X W ' - x - 'A l.l'll 'I' 'l'H lil1ill'I': XY'lli1ll11 XY:llIv'r. 3l2l'Q1ll l'llQ' Nt'lllll't'l'hl, lmuznlml K+-ysulx JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Q lllll Hunmun tl lilll 1 Xllllll e L Nix u lm INIIIIIN Jumor Hugh Tournament Hoaglln Jackson 20 vs Wren 16 Hoaglln Jackson 28 vs Ohl0 Cxty 20 Hoaglm Jackson 16 vs Umon 19 The Jun1or Hlgh dld very Well thlS year They xx ele runners up 1n the tourna ment held at York Thxs was the fourth consecutxve year that the Jun1or H1gh team has been 1n the fmals and IWICG IH these four years the team has won the tourna ment Bes1des bemg runners up IH the tournament the boys brought home addltxonal honor as Arthur Mosler was placed on the flrst all tourney team and Charles Ham mons and Arlxe Mlller were placed on the second team The Jun1or Hlgh Team had a good season too as they lost but one game 34 I.I-Zl 'l' TH llI1lH'l': l-'lliS'l' ILUXVQ l'znul Iiilly, Cl: ' as : s, Alt n Asll: gl, 1 'l ' llnsi r, Arli- . 'll-2 Sl-IFHND HHXY: Ulalytml Adams. Robert Lee Yoh, Lloyd lluwn-rsm-li, Junior Ashlxzlugh, Xml Ad: s, llnlph Mille-V, Iiumllcl llriffis, Mr. X '.'. ! 5 ' INTRAMURAL WINNERS U 1 'NT HY N uv lWu'.f1 Bettx Slluffuex Xllldled Roan l l 1 Irene Sell'-mutt tllrllwel llill'1lk9ll 1 4 ll xessm um s 1 1 Ill 1 1 u X rn 1 1 1 lux 1 lx eg mn llllllu lX ll The boys and gxrls who are not out for varsltv athletxcs are ellglble to take part 1n mtramural games Th1s year 105 boys and glrls part1c1pated IH lntramural games Carl Markley was mtramural manager The pupxls were d1v1ded mto three groups the glrls the larger bovs and the smaller boys The groups then chose teams and played a league schedule followed by a tournament M1ldred Rogers team won the gxrls d1v1s1on Vernon Polmgs team won the larger boys d1v1s1on, and Charles Hammons team won the smaller boys d1v1s1on Each member of these three teams was glven a letter 35 LICFT T HIUHT: I ll.., lil 'z .lf X' ll, -' 1 ', . ' '- Nw, .il iv Mrsif-r, SIC 'UNIV ll NV: ll: l 2 l' ', .lun ' ' .Xml lz gl , Dall - Snyder, Furl Bl: 'l'ley, IM 1l'K'rzu-ken, Vernon l'nIing'. 'l'llIllll IIHXY: Uzirl Ul1'il1,um-r, .lux im' Sl: ', l'zlul ll'loy, l.-st ' Se-all, tt, l'l1m'l.-s lla: ns, Ii: Q Ilumlvle, lmnzlld H ffis. . , . , . . . . , 3 , . . . , Y , . . . SNAPS Ex! MUSIC GIRLS CHORUS I I I-T T0 lil! H1 l1lRQ'l' KOH Bt-ttv S4 h lffner Joanne Adams I xta Plescher Klan Hut all 1 xxendolvu Iom.. NGIII Snyder Iettx J0 Ixersole Poberta Imselsmk 1 V r 1 Q ll mst kv u mln llgllklltt Nculuuht lhwlhs lulmg., llnogtne hu N 4 K I H 1 us ll I e v s s 4 1 as 4 Low Ill mu 'X usxel N Dunn At the Farmers Instltute on February 5 and 6 1941 the Glrls Chorus sang Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head and The Cradle So g Thxs was Just more or less a practlce for we were preparmg to smg these two numbers at the d1str1ct contest We went to Sprmgfleld Oh1O, on March 15 1941, and sang the two numbers mentloned above We sang ln the afternoon, competlng w1th schools 1n Class C that 1S schools wxth an enrollment of 100 to 250 We recexved a ratmg of II wh1ch means excellent The Van Wert County Musxc Festxval was held here thls year The Gxrls Chorus agaln sang the same two numbers and was ranked second 1n the county recexvmg a rate of II Kouneta Blythe competed Wlth four other also sololsts 1n the Van Wert County Muslc Festlval and ranked second ln the county She recelved a ratmg of II The glrls tr1o composed of Kouneta Blythe Al1ce Rose Waltz, and Phylhs Pohng compet ed wxth elght other g1rls trlos and recexved a ratlng of III plus 38 I Sl-I 'UND NOX : l'il'l'lll0 Struloy, Betty 'I'l1z1.t'lvr, Xvilllilil Stukey, Aliw ll: xx'2lltZ, '1 ul -tu lil-' .' M, -r .-' . Au -,. Q - A- r - r, KH -,-H-its 'Vlllllll IZUXV: Mary IM-Cook, llernivu Yoh, Virpzinla Yoh, Mildred Ili:-e, Mary Aulzlnls, Helen llzlrvey, l'lz1rilwI M4'l'ra -k -u, l-Ilulurn Hz rtz, I-'Hl'li'I' ll HV: M: Sw: 't',, Ireu llile-y, Gloria Sultler, Lmuiue Rash ure, Ali 'e ll: sh xre, I VY: s, l-In 2 .l ', .ll'. ' l I, y - - y , K6 ,HV gg ' n '37, ' ' . . , . y ' I - 1 - - - ' 1 v . , . . . . ' , . . . , , . . BOYS CHORUS 4 un wsu: m U A 5 I3 t u Ntlfl 1 ny 1 qs. V X Twenty boys gathered ln the muslc room 1n September 1940 to form xx hat IS known as the Boys Chorus 'lhls chorus IS under the dlrectlon of Mr Dlndot Thls yeax we spent ln preparmg for the Chrlstmas Cantata Farmers Instltute The County MUSIC Festlval, the Northwest Dlstrlct Choral MUSIC Contest, and Baccalaureate We enjoyed the Northwest Dxstrlct ChO1dl MUSIC Contest held ln Sprlngfleld Ohlo the most Our ratlng was III whlch was not what we had hoped lt would be but there was more competltlon than we had antlclpated Our ratlng at the Van Wert County MUSIC Contest was II mmus 39 D l,I1Il 'l' TH llItHl'l': FIRST IZUXV: llnlwrl Lee Y wh, Artl ' M Max XVzlItf-r, Ali' 'nl .I:u'ks+'n, Paul Y ll, Vurl All- lf: rd, lim I 1-rr Hurtuu. SICVUNIV HONVZ l:lllN'l'l Heetllillgq 1':u'I XYm-rlz, .lolm l m'l'l'is, lluln-Vi lflllllilv, Yr-rlufll l'nliu::, Glen l'ztg'er, l r -l .' '. lt-yr 'I'Hllil' li NY: Mr. lfimlut. IM-mxis ll- I ey. William XV: lt'-V, Lester' Sw: l.- watt, Imslvr 'l'ln:1tf'h.-v', Clatytull Aflatm, ln nnld liejsoxt . , , . . . . . Q K , . . y , v . . H 1. . . . v . i . H 1 . i I . Y , . MIXED CHORUS I ll 1111 1.111111 A1 :ms ll 1 Nl dolvn 1 XI x1 bl 11 IN 1111 I1 1 1 1111 N usul 1111 X1111 1 1I 111 1 1111 1 NNI ex 1 1 LII x111111I1 N 1 11g.,1111 1- N1 111 1 U 0 t' A fl 1111 11 5.1111 1 11 111 nv- 1 x 1 1 1 as 1 1X1 11tt 1 1 1 llll All KY 111 rl 1 1 LI 111 1 x1s s 1 1 The f1rst event m wh1ch the Mnxed Chorus took part was the CIlI'1StI'I13S Can tata cnt1tled The Prmce of Peace wh1ch took place at the Hoaglm Jackson School on December 20 1940 Thls was composed of solos, duets quartets, and slngmg bs the group The cantata was preceded by a candle llght processlon The M1xed Chorus sang two selectlons at the Farmers Instxtute On March 15 the M1xed Chorus partxcxpated ln the Muslc Contest at Spr1ngf1eld and recelved a ratmg II In the Van Wert County musxc contest the Chorus recexved a ratmg of I Wh1Ch IS super1or and ranked fnrst 1n Van Wert County The group sang several songs at the Good Frlday servlces at Hoaglm Jackson School 40 l,I'II+ ' T0 lllHlI'l': l lllS'l' ILUW: IK1-tty S1'I:ff JI' - iz Ilim l'l1-s1-I11-1', M: Ib11X'z1lI. GVA11 . IAIIIII, N1-lin S11. l1-1', II1-tty .I11 IG'-1 ll1-, I:llIN'l'IZl I! W1-'.'111'k, l4'l't'lI St1'z1I1-y, IZLII VV: -r. SICUUN ll NVQ lI11I11-rt l.1-e Y 1I1, Art! ' .I Hul -' l' kl-, 1'111'1'i111' Str: 1-y, Ilvtly I'I1z 'l1-1'. XY: la .' k AlI'1' Ilvsv XVzI'., l'1 -: Illjth-, Bl: ' -'it Ire-ht, l'I15'llis I' ling, l111 1:1-11 1F1'ii't'is, GI1-11 I:il5.it'l', Furl Xl-lf 'l, l'ZLllI Yoh, 'l'IlIl2Il RUXV: Ii11I1e1'l Geethinu, Furl XYe1'1z, .I11I111 I-'1'1'1'is, ITUIIIIIS Ilulvey, Mary l71J1'1111k, l!-1'- llIl'l' Y I1, Vi1 ' 'll Ywh, Millw-1l IZI1-11, M: Ada H-I1-11 IIz11'x'e.', 1'lz11'iI1el M '1'1'21'k1-11. I1I111l1v'z1 ltnrlz, l.-.'l11' Sezls' , X'11'1111Il l'1li11p: l'I11yI Ill A112 , II1 :1l1l K-.'s111-, Il11I11-1-1 li 'I0ll. Fl 'li'I'II ll NY: M: llinlo , Mary Sw: 'l'., tII111'i:1 Sattlvr, l1'1-11- llilej, l.111i.'1- II11sl1111'11, Alive liz1sl1111'1-, Luis XV: lla. I':llllIl2l XI1sic1', 2 ' LK ' yv ' ' - 1 - - v .v . . , . 1 BAND N Il U I ll U ll Ur ill S 1 1 111111 lu-xx, Xue ll 1l11l llllllll N 1 IJ 1 11s1 ll 1 1111111 1e ual 1 1 e 1 'rs 111 g IX 1 ll IIN an 11111 1 11 s lk ess 1 S1111 1 1 1 son cum 1 tlllgt Hesst ll I1 PHXX ll 1 1 llt 1 ll 11 1 llX 1 X1 lt r 1111 111 uae s s nlue 11111 1 sm 1 111 xblll e1 e tll ll u x nes xel llN 111 ll 111 1 IN 1 XX 1 fx 1 1 We have had a rather mterestmg season Last fall we played at the Van Wert County Fan' on Wednesday September 6 1940 We played on the grounds and ID front of the grandstand and between races and for the trapeze acts The next event for wh1ch the band played was the flag ra1s1ng ceremony at Hoaghn Jackson School The band played wh1le the student body marched 1n the form of an X 1n front of the school house and f1nally assembled about the flag pole Whlle the band played The Star Spangled Banner the students stood at attent1on and the flag was ra1sed Our band was 1nv1ted to play for the County Democratlc Caucus wh1ch was held IH the Van Wert Hxgh School Audltorlum We played for an hour before the speeches began As has been the custom the band played for the home basketball games th1s year The band made tvno appearances at the Farmers Inst1tute We part1c1pated 1n the Van Wert County Band Festlval wh1ch has held at W1llsh1re School Aprll 16 Each band played two numbers after wh1ch the selected band, made up of four or flVB of the best players from each school, played sev eral numbers At present vxe are preparmg for the Peony Festwal wh1ch IS to be held June 11 We are str1v1ng to become perfect marchers and perfect play ers 41 Llil- l' TU ltl1lH'l': FIli. l' ll0XV: M12 lli d I, llny lillllllllv, 1'XVBllll lyll I. llf.Z', Mary lY11Vz1ll, N1-lt: SllA'l'l', M1 A1l:1111,', .l11l111 Ferris, Hill XYz1lle1's, llulrert Il11't111, ll all ' 5-4 1'. . I' ' Rose XV:1lIz, l1Ul't'll0 Ilu 1 ble, li: 1 . .'l'I1'HN HUXV: Vlyd- llo sl F: 'l Sl aw, ll 2 M: S 't'., VV'Il tz l'z111g'I1-, l'2iI'0lyll 111:1- I' l'11 I'ljll's Pl'lli11y, lhlj III- -k 1' 1, lluth 1' lli11.', Ilzl- K?,','fll', t'11'1'i111- fl -111,2 L1-11 l':YilllS, Milmlrl-ml .111-ks , Mill'-l l':Y2lllS, Fred Strzlley, I- - TH I . 'z M: 'iljl S - lid v: wls, H 1111i- Baker. M: Ivelmfvk, llllil Plesf-l1e1', lh-1'11i we ' 1l1, J4liilll A Al: s, Mill'-d P' , 1'lz11'il1el Mr-l'rz1c'ke11, Leu lfzu-kler, Ile-ttj .Io l':Yt'l'.'Ult', ll 1-121 I-I -k .I 11 V l ', ll l- Hz l-Ir xl I' ' ,', R4 all M XVilliz111 '-llj, llmrlmrt L00 Y nl . 1 1 - ' AL 77 ' SNAPS CLUBS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB l Q xxx HX 1 4 XIIIN l ht A I X em il x I N xx 1 The motto for the Home Economlcs Club this year is Success comes ln cans I can you can we all can Everyone has tried to live up to this motto This year we hate Mlss Charlotte Knev as our sponsor She has lnsplred us with the many lnterestmg novelties and tasty dishes she has taught us to prepare At the first meeting held IU September we had 23 members TIIIS meetlng was held for the purpose of electing officers The following people were elected Presldent Roberta Bowersock Secretary Antonia Vargas Treasurer Mary Adams Eager to achieve something worthvw hlle all of the members did some sewing for the Red Cross At each meetmg a group of the members was selected by the presxdent to do varlous l1ttle tasks for the entextalnment of the other members Th1s proved very lnterestmg 1n that It gave each member the opportumty to do something for each meeting We all beneflted by this because we were mstructed and taught to entertam with ease and l1ttle confuslon 4-1 I.I41If l' TU llIt2ll'l': lf'IIlS'l' It IVV: Irn-no ll- Keyser, Maullliin- In-I' -jsvr, M: IluY:iIl. SI-I 'UNIV Il HV: Miss I' I-In-Iyxi lin-1-1'v, Mzvy I -Mule, l'IluIm-an liurlz, I mist- II2lSII4Il'l', Alive llausllulw. 'I'IIIIlIY IUIVV: In-tty 'I'Ii:it4'In-r, .luziiliw K1-mlvr. Hvlvn II2lI'Yt'y, Mary Amlauns, Alive Hose XYalItz. I-'HI'Il'I'II It PNY: 1'Izll'iIwI BI1'4'l'z1vkvll. Iletly' .In I'I'4-x's1lI4-, .-Kilt: All V2 pals, Iislln-1' Ilusli-we-, llulrelkl Iloversm-Ii, N4-l'u .'1i.'le'. . . . . H , l M- H Y - - -, . Y . . . . , u . ' ' . . . . . . 5 :nd . . . . x . . PROJECTORS CLUB tl 1 llllltlfl v ll u lllllu ll an hqth Perils I um 0111 1 1 1 lxxln Nh! un 1 Durmg the school year th1s club has 1 Had a theater party at Schmes IH Van Wert The movle was Ill techmcolor and starred Fred McMurray and Madelme Carrol m V1r g1n1a All enjoyed refreshments at Balyeats after the show 2 Sponsored two moue slang quxzzes 3 Dlscussed some of the leadlng fllms of the year 4 Each member learned to operate our sound projector and phonoglaph attachment 5 Served a pot luck at ltS flnal meetlng 45 Il1l 'I: TU IIIGHT: FlI!S'I' IIUXV: Curl NV-'t',, bllnlivu Hriffis, Kr 2 llljll -, Ma 'tim-rite Ni' 'l , R1 l ert ' H im.:'. IVQNIPK HUXV: llllllillll Keyser, lfrefl Struley, llulph llllllll. Vlalytml Adam. .lulm l 0rriS, Mr. 'IH Ill! IIUNY: .I l M ', l'a'l M -dfmwl, Ii 'Q ll, . , . . Y . - - ' ls - - - H - . ,L Y. - V. SCIENCE CLUB 1 ll V lrux lu Xl, XI sul filer i Stl lr f 1 Nl 4 in 0 unc is IIYIIAI x X ull s UNI!! n ls -4 s Su l ll Illl IX N I l e li ms ill llxt I i v in The first meeting of the Science Club was held October 4 1940 xx 1th Mr Kohn in charge The following officers were elected President Nondus Snyder VICE presldent Betty Tha'tCheI' Secretary and Treasurer LOIS WHHS Recreation Leaders Phyllis Poling Irene Riley Betty Thatcher Evanell Morris Carl Markley In December a Christmas party vlas held at the home of Evanell Morris After an evening of games and contests refreshments were served and gifts were ex changed The meetings this year have been planned so that the topics discussed would be of interest to most of the members Some of the themes of the meetings have been Safety Prevention of Diseases and Cures Good Manners, and Lives of Great Men 46 LICFT 'TO IilllH'l': FlllS'l li IVV: Mr. K lin, llt'l'lIlI'f' Yoh, Gvxl l l.'ll I. ng, Anim lllllll ,I hr, Yi 2lll ll2'll'lIlLL', Helly That 'I Mil ' l I-Jw ns, lim-tty .' 'iz hfll -r. SICWL' I ll NNY: llullerl In-Q' Y I, liilzl l'les1'ller, Virgillizl Y h, N lla S lin 't'llQ' .I Lillie M limi a M 1.'iei', Lui: NVz1lls, Al1ll'.' .' 'z rtz. 'l'lllIlll IIUXV: Yt'l'lIUll I' ling. llc ' ll Q l':1Irnel', Phyllis l'olil1g', l':Y1lllt-'ll M lrris, l'm'l'illll Strzllvy, .lm-ky lfysert, xyllllfly Sllllivj, lllorizl S1lIIlt'l'. l lll'Il'l'Il ll NY: lreil liilvy. Mil ll' -ll Ilive, Ya-Vile llzlrlz, f'2lI'l I-Ernst, I.-:ter Se: sl-ill, l'2ll'l M1 -1' -ly, Y.-1-nl-ll IH ling, Su 'zllellv lflw-y, lain-lie llllllll le, Mil I'-ll liu,L:el's, . . .x Y. , 7 - -- I . q . V - A INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB TU 1 'N ' ll 4 N s 1 '1 I mul lil XD X eu 1111 a N IX A El 1114 sun New 1 el 1 1 eo I' ukle1 ll I7 X PII env L .mx 1 1111 ol1 X 1 mm W 1te1 A ton M1 hau h l-ra11kl111 L-leeze TH I lll ,llllll I1 ll 1 0 1111 1 1 ll Q'-e1 1111 111 Ile11111s sul 1 le I1 I A fhll Xshlnug 1 Thlrty three boys attended the flrst meetmg of the Industrlal Arts club They elected the followmg off1cers Presldent W1ll1am Walter VICE pres1dent Jumor Rumble Secretary Leo Fackler Sergeant at arms Denn1s Dysert VHFIOUS commlttees were appomted and a course of procedure was determmed The follow1ng programs proved most successful 1 Photography Illustratmg and explammg the rud1mentarv DFIHCIDIES of camera 2 Etchmg Process used 111 most 1ndustr1al plants for copper and other types of metal prmtmg Use of etch1ng base asphaltum was explamed and 9X8mlDed by club members Commxttees were appo1nted for an a1rplane and klte show but due to lack of tlme It was lmposslble to carry out thlS program th1s year Th1s project WIII be on the calendar for the ensumg school year 47 LIGFT lllt'H'l': Fll.. l' HON : Il: 'ull l1uX'z1Il, I':I'IlIt' XV:1lI.', Utiq In Xa Il, 'z 'ley, Sl4I1'tJ.' QIIUYT ll 'z 1 IV llx, M: .' XY' lt ', Alf 'I .I2ll'Ii.' , Ha' ' ,' .Ia 'ksu11, Iiuh 't II11'to1l, TH I l'lOX': In. Mvt'1':1c'lce11, G MW' 'e11, A'tl ' Y , V'll 'al ', -I .-,-l- l Ul'Ii ZUYY: .llll ' 11' I. I le, XVII 'zu lftl , ,Isl ll'll'Ia1l, Inst ' 'l'Iz -I - ', Ilya -' . X4 len llmmush, ll ll iz ger. l II 'l'lI IIUXV: M11 'I'2IyIUl', lmle' Snylll-1', Ili4'l1:11'cl Klmlile, Floyd 'I'IliIIl'Ilt'l', l'l:1ytnn Amlzuns, I'z1llI Y vI1, . I . Q z ffl. . - . 1,., 1,... .... ........,.., . , , ,, ,...., ,,,,,,... ,,.,,,,. ..,,..... . . , , , ., U H GIRL RESERVES 1 e- 1111 ll 1 sul 1 1 1 1111 sq '1s141 11 1s ll S 1 Nl ldhlt ll 1 Q X ll s N 1 ll 4 X lss 5llt 1t1 'N 1 111 R11g.,11 1 N l11ff11 1 X11111l11s lXlltl 1 ost IX N X llll 1 Nulu Iune R1l1s 'I HI 1 1 It 1 111 111 ll Xl 1111 vo 11 1 ll 1 1 xll s N 1 x11x 11 1 le x11 xlltltlllli' lklxm-sex 1 fl 1 bl 1 1 1 GI 1+ so 1 1 1 ll 11 v llllt 1 1 111 11e1 11 11 XX 1 1 1 own 1 1 1 Last summer the G1rl Reserves of Van Wert County held camp at Camp D1ck Runyan from June 15 June 22 Tlus camp was located near North Webster In dlana about 40 mlles west of Fort Wayne Kouneta Blythe Eldna GFlfflS Alxce Rose Waltz and Wanda Stukey attended Altogether there were thlrty glrls from Van Wert County schools who attended the camp Eldlva Gr1ff1s rece1ved a medal for bemg the best all around camper The ma1n event of our G1rl Reserves Club th1s year was a Chr1stmas program glven by candle hght Several g1rls took part ln the dlalogue and Mlss Knev s Latln class sang O Come All Ye Falthful ln Latm The group sang other songs appro pr1ate for the occas1on The of'Hcers of the club are Pres1dent Wanda Stukey XIICG Presldent Phvll1s Polmg Secretary Madelme DeKeyser Treasurer Irene DeKeyser Reporter Irene R1ley P1an1st Kouneta Blythe Song Leader Antonla Vargas Sponsors MISS Kney, M1ss Snell 48 l,l11l l' TU lll1ill'l': l lliS'l' ll NY: liitn l'l S4'llA'l', Mil l'-l l':X'2lllN, IfIl1liva1 li His, .l1l4'1lll'llll1' Ivy: -' , X'lYl2lll llZll liLl, .XIII llllil Y11 'gui l, is - ll: .'l rv, Ali -- ll: .'l1111'1-, N1-l': .'11y1l -1g 121' 11 ,' l.111g, .l11:11111' . dz Ill, .'l'1 'UN ll HY: .I'.'.' .' Ill, H1-115 'l'l1a -he-1' .lil l '-l 1 vs, li -tty .'1' 1 113 .' .' S1 j 13 .xllllil lZ11Kl1 ll4l1l', I.illi1- M .'i -11 M11 Louise Sw:11'tz,1ll111'i11 Suttlol' V: la It ' 1111 I1 HV: l'IVelj11 ll' -91-1-, lk-tty IC1 ers Ile, lh-tty Tl 1 t 'l1e1', .l11:111 Ka- l-'1', M: 'y . lz s, l 1' thy l'al 1+-1'. I'I111l111'11 liz rlz. 11111111-ll Al rrris, I'l1j is Imling, l'111'1'i11e .'t1':1l -y. Miss l'1 li 11-nc Bl111'1'is. l1'11111 I l' gs-'11 . 1 - ' - ' '. F4 l'li'I'l ll NY: I'!111'11i1-11 Yr l. AIZIFX ll11Y:1ll, 1'lz1l'ilrGl M1'4'1':1 'l'Pll, ll wh 'I ll wer: 1'l', Mil ll' All Rim-, X'i1'g:'11z1 Y1 l, l'1 'lil l!ljtl11-, 5I:1'g'111-1'ite N ' I ' 'l1l. Ali ' 2 ll S1- '1 llZ. S2l'iil1'll I I'1tj'. l.111'1-111- li1111l1l1-, l.1-is XY:1lls, lfllllllil Bl .' - ', H -l 'll Hkll'X'k'j', Mz11'5' lDe1'u1k. l . I Y - , . 1 I ' . 1 . ' I ' 1 . . . . . x , , . FUTURE FARMERS IPFT TO I II HT FIRST IJNV iluton Kd lms Alton lshllll1g.,l1 Nltlllll Nloslel l0XI7 PUYY I Xt Ute Wllls l s ls 1 Xellu In 1 XQIIIE Ihltz Ilnle Walls X0llIl Roush Hlllbtll Ixonklf Flul Ntrfllly 'NIr lklllllll IPD PHXI Nllx 'I l tu r t u ll lleele Iestll 'Fha e tene Nllhox Q Leo If ukler lllllltll Xshlrlll h Xlfred Ilcksoll III 'I I Id tsl 'DIN l 1 1 IIIIN IH Q v PIlIll'4 In I 0 l IIUI Pumv ln 'It 1 We have had a verv HCIIVS vear ln the Future Farmers of Amerlca organlza tlon We organlzed meetlngs ln advance and carrled out our monthly meetlngs very successfully A speaker was chosen and commlttees appolnted to take charge of each meetlng One outstandlna event of the program was a safety and flrst ald demonstratlon by members of the State Hlghway Patrol lhe county F F A councll sponsors a serles of llvestock Judglng contests In e slx contests held, our team won one flrst and two seconds At the close of e school year we wlll partlclpate ln the state Judglng contest A county F F A best ear of corn contest was held and our chapter Won flrst place We part1c1pated ln the county pest hunt and won the banner for flrst place wlth over 22 000 polnts At the Van Wert Soybean Show members of our chapter came home wlth elght prlzes In thls show we won more prlzes than any other chapter ln the county In March our chapter sponsored the Dlstrlct Chapter Procedure and Publlc Speaklng Contest In the Chapter Procedure Contest our team recelved a fourth place ratlng ln compet1t1on w1th twelve other teams In the Publlc Speaklng Con test, our representatlve, Ralph Dunn won flrst place Our blggest event of the year was the Parent and Son Banquet One hundred twenty elght parents, guests and F F A members attended thls event Dr Stewart head of the Agrlcultural Educatlon Department at Ohlo State Umverslty, was the speaker Besldes thls we carrled on our agrlcultural class work attended Dalry Day at Wooster partlclpated ln the State Leadershlp Conference and many other events of agrlcultural lnterest 49 .I 'll 2' S ' :'1,' .e a rs a ',,' '. 3 SI-I ' Y.' ' l 'Z le 'Q f 4 'Clayton Atlzln , Lester Sealsvott, Htl' In Valll, ' ' PII ' lil 5.5 'VH t li ': . a.' tfzl fy Fa l M:ll'l'ley, Fr: lkli 'I' ' , . . -' tcher, I . ' ' vfll, 2 zg,r . F4ll'll'l'II IIUXV: lll1'lI2lI'd Kollkle, Floyd 'I'llzltcl14-lg .Iohll llillilalncl, llillllll Dunn, I'zluI Yoh, Iilwill Schrz llll. FII I ' HV: ll2lI'VPY .Izlf I'.' nl, t'zll'I I lst, lin 't Ill A la ll ji - IN ling, I1 . L hey, X 0'Il4'll I' ling, .I ll ' ' . I If-, IN A -l'l':4'k1-ll. ,., . N . . . . th ' ' . th . . . . . . - n 5 ' , . GOINGS ON STAFF Edltor 1n Chlef Dorothy Palmer Busmess Manager John Mohr Sports Edltor R1Ch3Td Dunlap Joke Edxtor John Ferrls F F A News Clayton Adam Grade News Lorene Rumble Sc1ence Club Evanell Morr1s Projectors Club Robert Geethlng Etlquette Kouneta Blythe Alumnl News Nondus Snvder Betty Thatcher Mlmeograph Operators Llllxe lVIos1er John Ferrxs Anna Ruth Mohr Art Edltors Mxldrtd Rogers LOUISL Bashore Lorcne Rumble L1ll1e Moslcr Typ1sts Kouneta Blythe Mlldred Rogers Lorene Rumble Thr. other studtnts are on tht assembhng commlttee Mlss Mary C Snell lb the sponsor of our school paper Th1S 1S the thlrd vear vue have publlshed Golngs On our school paper Th1s vear xt IS defmltely a f1nanc1a1 success It contalns an average of ten pages We are proud of the fact that we have one hundred and seventy fxve subscrlptlons 34... 50 ll n Home Economics ,, ,,,,.,,., ,... , ..,. ..., ..,,.. . , , ....,,... , ,,t,,,, ,t,Eldiva Griffis 1 x x ' V Af l ' L 3 U 5 J . . I V I ,W I A LIBRARIANS IIFT TO 1-IGHT Fll ST I ONS WV1nda Stukey Ruby WIHFIS Blmckmnre Ihvllls lhlll px Carolyn Rose I olmg Jacqueline Dysext 'Nllldred Rogers Betty Schaffner Iorene Rumble 14 xexsole Sar llene Frey The books 1n the hbrary are used mostly by the upper slx grades There are 1037 books avaxlable 347 of these belong to Hoaglm Jackson and the remainder are the property of the Brumback Library The school subscrlbes for 14 magazmes These mclude such magazmes as Good Housekeepmg Natlonal Geographlc Athletlc Journal Busmess Educatlon World the Saturday Evemng Post The Pathfmder Industrial Arts and Vocatlonal Fducatxon Tlme and Readers Dlgest The cost of these subscrlptlons IS S25 00 The average c1rculat1on of books IS 500 per month MISS Snell and the gxrls lxsted above are llbrarlans 51 ,Q I : I l '- 1 S ' , L ' 1 ' ' ' ' i ', SECQN IW VROYV: Irene Sealsvott, Evanell Morris, Pal tty Dysert, Dorothy Palmer, Betty JO Y ' - . . Y .0 . , . . Y . . 1 y 1 . . , . . . . 4 , . , , THE KEY STAFF I M JK if P AIM DKPJQI xylhbult MJ WJ ll A K1 .--J Edltor rn chlef Sports Edltor Feature Edltor Art Edltor Soclety Edltor Class Edltor Busmess Manager Adxertlslng Manager Asslstant Llrculatlon Manager Asslstant Asslstants Sponsor Mlldred Rogers Dlck Dunlap Dorothy Palmer L1ll1e Mosxer Marguerlte Neubrecht Antoma Vargas Donald Keysor Hubert Konkle B111 Walter Fred Straley Ralph Dunn Dale Snyder Lorene Rumble Kouneta Blythe Mary C Snell Mlldred Rogers Edltor 1n Chlef 52 EBM, js rim I K I X j Q Q K u 2 .ig 4 K 7 1 3 4, lv? D 1 W X Q . 'Q ' R- KL A 7 A 1 . 2 k ,1 L , N 9 7 4 . x - 1 V . . t , , ' sf Y R SERVICE Seated Orley Neeley Ralph DuCheney Frank Burton Grover Polmg Standmg W1l11am McCracken Howard Foltz Buford Veach Woodrow Schaffner 53 M1lOliMl1 Ii lJLFRlNi S IORE Farm EQLIIQIUGUI Sales and Se1 vue GEORGE VX ANNEMACHER OT'1 OVILLE and DELPHOS rlmm I :ks I+ love 1 s SAX WITH FLOW ERS 130 East NL1111 Van Wert Oh1o BOWERS DRLG STORE On The Corner Xou Axe Alu axs Welcome J C PENNEY COMPANY Van Wert Ohlo 4 1 1 1 W r 1 ' 4 A J Y ue, , f ' Y, 1 1 ' . 7 W . +,-,,-,,- -,H-,,,, 1 ,,., ,-,,,- 1 ,,,, ..,,.- ,,., ..,.... ,,., -- ,.,, - .,., iw.. ,,,, - ,,,, 1, ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,- ,,,, - ,,,, 'Q' ! I l A ' Y X nr 4 Y '- T ' L u 1 ' AL L x I . l 7 L 7 1 y, Vx- . L I IT I Q +--- ATTT - K-TT -w-'--- T-f- - -+-T ---T - 1--4 -A-T-T-'A-M-M+ ! ! 7 : l 1 l Q . . . f ' 1 . I , ' ' 1 ! l ! 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CRAWFORD I Desoto and Plymouth MILLER BROTHERS Middle Point, Ohio Soft Drinks -i- +I-H-M-I.- w.,. .-,.,.-...,- ,..4 -,,.... ,.,. ..,,,.......- .... ..,,,...,...-- ,.,. .. ,.,, -,... ,.,. ..,,,- ,,.. .. ,.,. -,I-,.,,-.,,.-II-N..-..-W.-..+ A KEY BOOSTER CompIlments OF THE ROCKFORD PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTING PI1one 43 Rockford OI'no 61 1 . -., .., ,.., ........., ,.-,..-,,,..,....,, ....I,....u..-rm..4.I,I.-,I.-...,I..-.,I.-.,...-,.,I.-.I...,m...,I,... .M .- ,in ..,,.,-,,,,,-, A1,m1m- FCRT WAYNE ENGRAVING COMPANY ARTISTS ENGRAVERS ELECTROTYPERS f Y POB 244 O Q For We ne, Indiana . . ox AUTCGRAPHS 1 ,.,. ... -.,,1,,,,1,,4-.,,.., ,iv-5 .., ..,,,-W.. AUTOGRAPHS