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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1958 volume:

Mr. James Ramsey Ohio Northern Univ. g Mrs. Hazel Barry .Bowling Green State Univ, Grade 6 Grade 5 'W ' ...., .,- 1,5 an f t , ' . X 3 . 51 1' ' +-.w,.-- ,.1mfMwf2:,f.f4,3s. -' 54- : . - 1 . . . M ,.,. . . Wa.i f, ., ,.,5.,. I A Ev r A J -' fyfv .K .4 W . A -V'- - . ff 45 '21 -V - 7. -nf 3 w GU' fx me ge , , ,P 9' fl . by ,I ,. ' N, X .4 1 , K. , F3155 F A m , . . if 1 ay W 11. Mrs. Virginia Zielke Ohio S-tate University Grade 3 Mrs. Waldo Bennett Mrs. Eva Zinn Ohio Northern 'University Grade 2 l Beatrice Lautzengeiser - HP WV' 44' fa, 1 4 X 4 S SQ? ,f ,wa W , , 3, . A s . 2: ' .6 f y . i ,haw 0. 3 fy 3 x 4- X qu , ' ., Q.. - MW , ,QQ ,,,V , , - t .1 . X M Mrs. Charlotte Steinmetz 'Wittenberg College Ohio Northern University Bowling Green State Univ. Grade 4 Mrs. Wilma Kemler Defiance College Ohio Northern University Ohio University Grade 1 Florine Schaadt Bible Teacher Secretary jiiementary Supervisor :f'u ----- - '- - 'i'l - 1'l' - - l1 - ----- ' '!' Compliments of L SINCLAIR REFINING1 CO. Monroe gl Son, Dist. Van Wert, Ohio? Q.,,-....-....-....-,...-.,.,-,.................,...-...... -...-....-,...-....-...,-....-....-...g. . -1 .n --. :.,-,.q ,': ' . L 5 ' '11 1 X -1. - . -4.-1 . ' : I' l' ' .. 'f I1 X - ' mv' ' Gif .fir x: 1 , , . f fa , iff ' ,,.. :gxN5?+i:sE f was . iff ff. lt if 4 ' W friftfziil P GQ? 'M X 'X- .isis ' , W V , , be n P. ,Y id S ,V,, 5 Y Paul Swartz - Pres. Dean Knittle - V. Pres. G1611 Rager' it , . ' ' P 3 1 Nts, + Rf '- T Q -S sw. 4 ,Q , if xx, x , -:yy , f -jgeyii, T 1 Q X A sir f J 1? XS 34' is 41 A X5 Q 2 7' Glenwood Adams Lloyd Stewart Carl McClure - Clerk The School Board this year consisted of Paul Swartz as President, Glen Rager, Dean Knittle: Lloyd Stewart and Menford Yoh who was replaced by Glenwood Adams in January. Carl McClure acted as clerk. l Their main project this year was the building of dressing rooms under the stage. They have installed the cafeteria counter, new typewriters, and the library obtained some very interesting books. We would like to thank the board for their co-operation with the teaching staff, and school a- a wholeg and their diligent labor to make it a school We can be proud to attend. ' 1 ,,1...,fg,L ,J .api A! 1 Q . Qngisi ,, img .fl i el raises Working for our good Starting the No. 1 Project e-------------------Q 1-'1 -l1- -f-' -i-- 'fll ---t - - -l'- -'-- 1'-- lll- -f'- -f-' 'l-- -'li -f-- -fll -l-' i PAULDING PROGRESS Paulding, Ohio +- --.- ----- ---- -mM--m- -,-, ---l ll-- -,-. ..-. .l.. ---.. .... -4 . l Fig.: 3. . 3 a' 'uf 'K Qtiifl-1 X 1 . A ,,.,.,v . .,W :ia .sv 'fig is se i Class History In the year 1946. 17 boys and 13 girls eargerly started their journey through school, with each lccessive year gaining and losing students. We started Junior-High with 25 students looking forward to the day we would become Seniors. luring our last six years we lost the following students: Donald Michael, Myles Parsons, and Bill lavis. We were also sorrowed by the death of Jimmy Prichard in the 7th grade. We also wel- Jmed three new students who were Gladys Shaffer, Pat Taylor, and Delores Roth. In our Junior year we had the concessions at the home basketball games and our class play Hillbilly Weddin' under the direction of Mr. Chapman our class sponsor. We also honored the 7 Seniors with a colorful prom. Now We are Seniors and graduation is coming closer and closer. We all say we will be glad to 2 out but really we all enjoy school and will hate to leave it and all the happy experiences it rought us. In our Senior year, as a memorial tn the school, we presented a Hi-Fi phonograph layer. We have used this at a dance and a class party. Along with all the other things the Senior class had to do, we picked our class colors which were atin and blue and crystal white. The class flower is red roses. Our class motto is Our Goal is iuccessf' As our class is the largest in high school and although things become a little complicated once 1 awhile we are all proud of such a large class and would hate to lose any of them. With such a ass, we are now anxiously planning and working hard on our class trip. Mr. and Mrs. Dean will be lr sponsors and We are sure that they can show us a good time. As our school days here are over we want to wish all of the students and teachers here at good d H-J, in the cwning years, the best of luck and may they all be as happy as the ones we have iperienced. . +--f-- -i-- - i-ii - -'-- - ---' - i-i- - i-ii - 1i-i - --ii - iii- - -i-i - '-i- - -lif - iiii -u- -i-i - i-i- - 'i-i --g , KAUSER TRUCKING COMPANY Sponsor. i Paulding, Ohio sam-M--W-----Wm-mmmwa l.i. illi i-i- -iil l-ii i.ii .Ex .. . Qs 1 fi ff! Darlene Baker Doyle Adams He has improved as a student more than anyone else, perhaps due to the influence of Janice Snyder. Doyle was cooperative, dependable and unassuming. These qualities made him a favorite with teachers. Neatness and good grooming are trademarks of Doyle and his physical appearance has always been of a superior quality. Biology was his favorite sub- ject and he also completed many fine shop-projects. Activities and offices: band and basketball, one year, student council freshman and senior, and class plays. Seniors Being po Jular sometimes makes one conceited l but not is the case with Darlene. Attractiveness and a pleasant attitude seem to go hand-in-hand with good students who are also very active in extra-curricular activities-this is true of Darlene. Darlene did very well in commercial subjects and mathematics. She is a serious student and would make good college material. One characteristic of hers which stands above the others is dependabil- ity. Her participation in the Senior trio has certain- ly been appreciated. Much of her spare time is spent in bowling, skating, and collecting records. Actvities and class offices: chorus, three years, Y-Teens, four years, vice-president of Y-Teens, one year, band, one year, and 4-H, two years. Jan Dunlap The gentleman, manager of the basketball and baseball teams-that's our Jan. He was very help- ful to the athletic department and his many hours of devotion are thankfully appreciated. His small- ness in stature is more than compensated by his bold spirit and pleasant attitude. Riding motor- scooters and roller skating occupy a large part of his spare time. Activities: chorus, one year, basketball mana- ger, junior and senior, baseball manager, freshman and sophomore, and junior class play. R Wayne Evans . .. - iw ',.- - I . .f ag, M, Q W9 'M I ,, - Ass.,- Q . , ' I Ppls 1 1 -: ., M A very polite boy who shows much consideration for both students and teachers. Wayne is quiet and a bit shy but gets along well with everybody. Aca- demics have been important to Wayne and he has shown much interest in many of his subjects. De- mocracy and science courses were his favorites, even though good grades are more difficult to get in these courses. He likes to collect historical arti- cles and to read interesting books on history. Ag- riculture clubs have occupied much of his spare time. Activities and offices: chorus, three years, treas- urer, freshman, secretary, junior, and a member of junior class play. uQM1lm.....,1.uu1uu1inu1wn1ulv-.HUlu-.1vm,uIllini.-I...--ul,nn.1m..-nuiyq. GRIZZLYN MFG. DIVISION Paulding, Ohio l Him... .. 1 1 1...,..uu1W1,,.,-....1,..,-,.,.1un1 1 1 1,,11nnl1n+ 5 Carolyn Sz Marilyn Leiter Carolyn and Marilyn entered school together and leave together, leaving a trail of bewildered teachers, who have spent twelve years trying to devise a plan to tell the girls apart. The twins are very co-operative and have done many extra curricular jobs for the school, and their faithfulness will not be forgotten soon. Both girls have been active in the Y- Teens during all four years of high sch- ool. The girls are both fond of the same subjects-Home economics and typing. Both girls have been active in the Youth for Christ organization, with Marilyn president and Carolyn vice-president. 1 Connie Foster A pleasing appearance and a ready smile-these are the trademarks of Connie. A quiet, modest stu- dent who was always willing to complete the as- signments given to her. Her cooperation with the teachers has been greatly appreciated. Besides being a favorite with teachers, Connie was very popular with her fellow students. Activities and offices: chorus and Y-teens, four yearsg president of Y-teens, juniorg president of class, sophomoreg treasurer of Y-teens, sophomoreg member of student council one yearg and in junior class play. Harold Hoersten Harolds' claim to fame is basketball. He was the tallest player ever to wear a Hoaglin-Jackson uni- form, and it is doubtful if there ever will be a taller player at our school. He really loved the game and presented the fans with some of the most unusual thrills that were ever presented on the H-J floor. Being shy and quiet and a demon on the floor gives Harold a double personality. Besides sports, Harold is mechanically inclined and likes to tinker with cars. Activities were devoted entirely to basketball. Q Phone 3831 Convoy, Ohio .P qw, ,,,, , , ,,,, ..,,,,,,,.,-.,,,-,,.,.. .,.. -,,.... ..,. -..H-.m1....-un-lm-M1 -nu-n Seniors Don Girod Academically, Don is one of our better students and has taken several of the more difficult courses, with mathematics being his favorite subject. He is mechanically inclined and likes to work on cars. Don is well liked by both teachers and students, and is a well adjusted individual. He has been granted the gift of clear thinking processes, which should be used to great advantage. Activities and class offices: chorus, one yearg basketball, two years, Treasurer of senior classg and parts in school plays. .g...-,...-....-....-.,..-..,-...,-.,.-....-.........-...,.......-....-..,.......-. - -.........g. lim. Ann Mace A very likeable girl who is a well adjustcd per- son. Ann has a good sense of humor and it is al- ways a privilege to be associated with her. Music is important to her and she will always be remem- bered as the number one base drummer of the band who kept a mean beat. Home economics was her favorite course and she enjoyed doing the many pro jects required for the completion of this course. Activities and projects: band, chorus, Y-Teens, four years, redcross representative, Junior and sc- nior years. Seniors ,y.leet. cjsa -vvi c 2 fg,V A'i H-fi Lave McCracken Athletics and academics sometimes do not go together, but Dave succeeded quite well with both, and found time to be the class entertainer with his timely hiunor. College is of prime importance in his future plans and he should succeed in his future endeavor. Accounting and electricity interest him and could be his future vocations. Activities and class offices: basketball, base- ballg and chorus, four years, band, one year, stu- dent council, one yearg and senior class play. Carl Rogers Carl was always a leader in class administration and organization. He was a very dependable backer of the class, and school and his shoes will be hard to fill. His faithful study habits should give Carl the necessary background for college entrance which he is contemplating. Basketball was of pri- mary interest to Carl and he left us with many pleasant memories of some of his athletic feats. Activities and offices: basketball, four years, chorus, two years, band, and student council treas- urer, one yearg president of junior class, and vice- president of rendevous committee, Y.M.C.A. Delores Roth Paulding county's gift to us has been valuable in many respects. Delores has obtained the nickname of Chief and she certainly has lived up to this title. She has been a leader in just about every ac- tivity she has participated in, which has been many. She possesses all the traits of a respected leader and will certainly! make a prom- ising citizen after graduation. Academically, Delores has few peers, if any, in the school. Let's hope that Delores seeks higher education after high school. A book could be Written on her many interests. activities, and offices but a list of the important ones will suffice. Activities and offices: chorus, four years, Y-Teens, three years, band, two years, librarian, four years, editor of year book, presi- dent of student council, and a part in both class plays. 1 ..., 1 ..., 1 ,,,, 1 ..,. ..,.,..-,.,........1..,,1 ..., 1....1u,.1 .... 1 ly.. 1.,n1yt..1,.y.1l..!. 'Portraits of Individual Groups and Weddings! HHOVERMAN STUDIO l 1130 East Third street - Delpho-S, Ohio! or -M1 llll 1 ,III 1q.1.l.1n141141-un1nn1nn--nn1uu1nu1nn1un1,lu1ng!n Marilyn Sanders Marilyn has completed many school assignments. extra-curricular tasks, and other assignments and always has done her best in the completion of the same. Discipline has been no problem with Marilyn as she respects authority and has been coopera- tive with both students and teachers. Like many of the girls of Hoaglin she enjoys her many home economic projects. Listening to music and read- ing good books occupy much of her time. Activities and projects: chorus, senior yearg ju- nior class play, and Y-Teens. Senzors Gladys Schaffer The witty gal who is always up-to-something and who knows when and where humor is ap- preciated. Gladys is the kind of person one enjoys being associated with and it certainly makes the workday for teachers and students more pleas- ant. Home economics was her favorite subject and many of her home economic projects were of a superior quality. Activities and offices: band, one year, chorus, three years, Y-Teens, four yearsg class treasurer, junior year, and in junior class play. Q5-as Frank Snyder Q ...,sW J- eit- The graduating class of this year could not have ' Q picked a better graduating class president than Frank. He was willing to exert maximum effort Y in conducting the affairs of his class. Sports and . l. A 5- Frank are synonomous as sports are his main A it interest. His co-operative attitude and team play gf will be missed. '-D 4,4 Activities and school offices: basketball, four years, baseball, two years, chorus, four years, band, one year, class president, sophomore and senior years, class secretary, sophomoreg student council, sophomore and senior yearsg junior and ' senior class play. ' Janice Snyder as Clean, neat, accurate, prompt, and dependable are all traits which a good secretary should pos- sess. Janice fills the bill completely. The com- mercial subjects seem to be the courses that are best fitted for her because she has done her best work in this field, and she is highly recommended for any commercial type of job. Janice has been a top student and it has been a pleasure to have her in the classrooms. She has been a true and respected leader of the class. Our loss is Doyle's am. g Activities and offices: chorus, three years, Y- Teens, four yearsg secretary of Y-Teens, secretary of class, and school reporter in the senior year, and parts in school plays. +-- ---- - 1-i- - --ii - i--, - i-i- - ---- - -,-X - ---i - ---- - ii-f - '-ii - -i-- - -1-1 - --1- - iiii - '-i- - 1--- - iiii --wx- Q Compliments of MIDDLE POINT EQUITYi !Grain - Coal - Fence posts - Binder Twinej Flour - Feed - Etc. Middle Point, Ohio .hi ,,,, i ,,,, 1 ,,,, ,- ,,,, i ,,,, 1 ,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,, , ,.,, i ..., -. ,,.. 1 yiii 1 niii 11111 uiii 1 iiiu 1 uii: vnuzn Carl Stewart Carl possesses all the characteristics of a good citizen-co-operative, dependable, a willing worker, and well-mannered. Industrial arts was important to Carl and he completed many fine projects as a result. Biology was also one of his favorite subjects. That red car of his is one of the most looked after vehicles in the township and re- ceives constant attention. Activities and class offices: basketball, four years, baseball, three years, band, two years, chorus, four years, and red cross. Semors Pat Taylor The most active graduating student certainly is Pat. She engaged in just about every activity she was qualified to enter, and yet was an outstanding student. To say she is an extravert is putting it mildly . She is personality plus and the possessor of an ample supply of charm and poise. Undoubtedly she was the most outstand- ing graduate in music. Rightfully, she has been chosen as our Peony Queen candidate and she will be an excellent representative. Pats' active participation in activities and devotion to studies is an example of good leadership. Activities and Offices: band, majorette, chorus Y-Teens, four years, girls trio, three years, class officer, girls sextet, and chori- ster, two years, and junior class play. Danny Thatcher Mr. Sports is the title that Danny is pinned with. One of the most out standing all-around athletes to ever graduate from Hoaglin- Jackson. An athlete like Danny comes about once in every twenty years and he has left us with many happy memories of his athletic powers. Academics were not slighted by Danny as he is an above- average student. Despite his many accomplishments he has a pleas- ing personality and is a very modest person. Activities and Class offices: basketball and baseball, four years, chorus, three years, band, one year, treasure of freshman class, and vice-president of junior and senior classes. aw . au .7x::az:i-:sk 2 .Sh 4 :fs '.-.gf .. N ,fewlg-.av 5 ,, W V Nj y, N mf, is R '-J,gy.'.'. 5 5 .S .km- Larry Tribolet Lt seems as though most top athletes are good students, and no exception to this rule is Larry. One of the outstanding baseball pitchers to ever attend Hoaglin and also a very valuable member of an outstanding basketball team. Larry was one of the top students in most of his courses and he offered much in participation in classroom work. Science is his favorite subject. Activities and offices: basketball and baseball, four years, chorus and student council, three years, band and red cross, one year. +11 xurr -1:1 uuuu 1 uvuv 1 nuuw 1 rnuu 1 xuun 1 vnx- 1n--1 lvll 1 lilv 1m-1 ilvl 1 l... 1 -y.y 1 ll.. 1 vv.. 1 y.l. 14? PAULDING EQUITY EXCHANGE 1 Paulding, ohio ,...m.1 1 1 1 .-lm1....-...,,.-H.,-nn1uu1un1nu1 1 1 1 ..un1,+ Donald Wisner A willing worker who can be called on to do any task and will make a noble effort to complete the assignment. Mechanics and a love for the out-of-doors are of primary interest to him and occupy much of his time. He enjoys farming and will probably make that his profession. Activities and class offices: basketball, baseball. and band for three yearsg chorus, four years, Red Cross, freshman yearg student council, sophomoreg and junior class play. Seniors gf' '.w-em fr- ' M Q- 43' 2. - -A-1 ,in Qwp .j - 13 ,.., I I QQ: ' E ' Rf W 652: xp . Maureen Wortman A good student Whose main extra-curricular in- terest is in music. She was in the chorus three years and, was a member of the famed senior trio, and went to Lima in her freshman, junior, and senior years to sing in the state contest. She has contributed much to the senior class and Hoag- lin-Jackson. Her personality is above reproach and as a result leaves a multitude of friends at the school. Activities and offices: band, two yearsg Y-Teens, four yearsg program chairman and recreation lead- erg red cross representativeg and in the class plays. Carol Yoh A quiet, serious student who is very congenial and is very cooperative in any endeavor that she undertakes. She is fond of music and has been the pianist for many musical programs which have taken place during her four years of high school. Interest in music and a hobby of collecting shells in club. V 7 ' Ruby Yoh It's difficult to possess a pleasant attitude, even during times of dissatisfaction, but this is a char- acteristic of Ruby. Complaints were never made by the students or faculty against Ruby, and this is a tribute to her fine character. She was an above average student and participated in many activities While enrolled at Hoaglin-Jackson. Like many of the senior girls her main interests were in music and sports. Activities and offices: band, Y-Teens, and 4-H, occupy much of her spare time. Activities and projects. chorus, last three years of schoolg active membership in Youth for Christ 'bg 'Wx YET' 'xfff ' music and sports. 1 3 ' - .... - .i.. - .i.i - i... - .... - .,.. - li.. - .... - A... .. .... -.- A... - .i-. - ,.-i --4. -1---- ---- -i-i-- iiii - i--- - ii-1 - -iii - i-i- - -iii - 1'-- - i-i- - -+-f - -i-i - ---- - 1--' -A---M-H-g DITTO'S MARKET 1 GLEN RAGER , ! I i . Meats, Custom Butchering - Van Wert, 01110 i 1 Van Wert, Ohio - - .... .. .... - ..i. - .... .. .i.i - .i., - i... - ..., ---- . -.m-H+ -x---- i-1i -i- - '--i - ---- - i--- ------ -iii - i-f- - -f - '--- ---n- -1-1 - -'-' - f-i' - K'K- --H-M-' Twelve Years Together CLASS PROPHECY At our 1978 Alumni Banquet, the entire class of 1958 was present with unclosable mouths. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Adams, the former Janice Snyder, are happily married with a family of four of which one of their girls will be crowned Peony Queen Jubilee the XXXIVH by Governor Dave McCracken who was recently elected to the Ohio governorship. Miss Darlene Baker is now secretary for Donnie Girod who has just completed the first space trip to the moon and survived. Jan Dunlap is the second James dean in Hollywood, although his success is at stake, due to the fact that he is a Candy-holic and is taking treatments. Wayne Evans has successfully outwitted Einstein on his Hi-Q game. Harold Hoersten was recently disqualified in racing his horse Son of War grandson of Man of War for dragging his feet on the left turn. Marilyn and Carolyn Leiter are running a Seamstress Sho p in Van Wert, Ohio. Connie Foster has recently broken the national typing record by typing 220 correct words per minute of which she attributes her speed to her listening to Jerry Lee Lewis's songs while practicing. Ann Mace is beating away on a bass drum in the All-American Girls' Band. Carl Rogers was head engineer of the Super Highway that runs thiough Wetsel which was re- cently constructed. Delores Roth is now making a haul diving for pearls off the coast of Japan. Marilyn Sanders is riding the waves with her husband on his navy cruises. Gladys Shaffer has married a multi-millionaire who owns oil wells in Texas. Frank Snyder is diligently emptying buckets of waste products in one of Gladys's refineries, and is begging for promotion to sweepboy. Carl Stewart has accepted the position of superintendent of Hoaglin-Jackson after teaching there 15 years. Pat Taylor and Maureen Wortman, both maids, are models, Pat for the Short-Fat-Fanny Company and Maureen, for the 'tSlimsy-Flimsy Tall Girls' Sheath Company . Danny Thatcher and Larry Tribolet have recently been elected President and Vice-President of the American Bach- elors Club. Donnie Wisener is with us after appearing on the Ed. Sullivan's TV show with his Rock Sz Roll . Ruby Yoh has followed the Wetsel Hockey Team to the world championship as sport's commentator for station WXXX. Carol Yoh has taken Liberace's place on TV and uses his burned candles. Each has been successful in their own way. And so ends the tale of the CLASS OF 1958. 13 -M' 'l - 'l '- 'l'l 'l'l - 'l - - '- - - l ' - l'l' - l'l' - l ' - l'l' - l ' 'W' l ' !' Z 'H' - 'l ' - - - l'l' - l'l' - l'l' - llll - ll'l - 'l - ll'l - llll - llll - llll - l l -W'l'!' FRED A. SMITH CO. BUCK HAMMANS Q Sawmill, Piening Min, Lumber Yards Q Q Body Work 81 Paintlng Sh0p Q Q Willshire csehummy, ohie Q l Delphos, Ohm Q QRFD 1 Phone: Van Wert 3369Q 'l -'H' 'l ' 'l ' ' - - ' ' ' l' ' l'l' ' l'l' - l'l' ' l'Q' I Office: Willshire 1222174 i -i-i- iii- - ilvi - i1-4 - 'i-i - -ivi - -i-l - -iii - -i-- - -i-' - -i-- - 1l-- - 1'-- - Iyl- - '--- - 4-l- - '--- - 1-l' - --1- ---ii +i- iiif - iiii - iiii - iiii - irii - iiri e iiri - iiii - rrrr - riir - iiii - iiii ei- iiii - irrr - irir - iiir - iiir -1+ til-lull'Qit'iszls1il5g'etX42'Qtaa1zg-as ' l'l'lt SHELL OIL PRODUCTS iClay Drain Tile -L Structuray Tilei 1 Oakwood, Ohio iPhone: 206851 . . - . . Delphos, Ohio ei- .-.i - -it--.-W Kiii - ---i - -i-i - ,'-i - -.-4 - ,i-i - ,1-- -if-N - -Q--...--in ei- i--1 - -i-1 - ,--1 - -1-1 - -,-i - -f-' - -1-i -i-- - -4-i- -1-- - ifii - i-i1 -Q----------1------i H 122'-fr-5. 9--7 'wtf' 0---nr' 1- dk, , ,,,, ,br 4: I-wg 'Y .L ,.-. rcs. - Frank Snyder, V.-Pres., Danny Thatcher: Sec. - Janice Snyder, Treas. - Don Girod. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Doyle Adams, will my seat in study hall to Ruth Adams. Darlene Baker, will my temper to Linda Bowers who could probably control it better than I can. Jan Dunlap, will my shyness to Carl Sander- son. Connie Foster, will my ability to go steady my last two years of high school to Shelby Noggle. Wayne Evans, will my ability to get into trouble, willed to me last year, to Jerry Thompson. Don Girod, will my ability to draw pictures to Kenny Prichard, who has a good start already. Harold Hoersten, will my height and my ability to play basketball to Jerry Doner for ncxt year's team. Carolyn Leiter, will my cafeteria job to Linda Medford. Marilyn Leiter, will my beat-up gym locker to Marybelle Mosier. Ann Mace, will my ability to play the bass drum to Judy Jenkins. Dave McCracken, will my ability to sleep in Mr. Sauders class to anyone who can get by without being caught. Carl Rogers, will Robert Plescher one sum- mons for reckless driving. Delores Roth, will my empty headache pill boxes and lost sleep to the next editor of the annual. tHere's a tip: Refill the head- ache pill boxes and start getting sleep now.l Marilyn Sanders, will my Home Ec. know- ledge to Donna Yoh. GLENWOOD ADAMS Auctioneer and Real Estate Van Wert, Ohio - - - -,,- -,.,.- .,,. - .,., - ,,,, - ,,,, - .,,, - ,i., - ,... -,.-.H-...-.-,,..-Mg. Sponsors -1- i...m.- .,,, 1,,,,1i,,,1..i.1.i,i1W1,.,.1.i,,.-,,iim- ,,., 1,1 ,,,, 1 in- i-wi,W...ni1W1,.,..-W..,,,,1,,....iii-.,....ui.1-1 I, Cladys Shaffer, will my old jokes to Lar- ry Foster to make good use of them. I, Janice Snyder, will my two expired driving permits to Wanda Swartz. I, Frank Snyder, will my ability to keep my car out of the ditch to Brad Foster. I, Carl Stewart, will my ability to sleep in study halls to Gary Mohr. Just keep one eye open and you are safe. l, Pat Taylor, will my incorrect practice set to Kay Berryman. Always listen to Mr. Bennett, Kay! I, Danny Thatcher, will my ability to day- dream in study hall to Carl Sanderson who is also going steady. I, Lari y Tribolet, will my flat top to all the Junior girls as it will be next year's hair style for girls. Don Wisener, will my wisdom from my wis- dom tooth to Donna McClure. I, Maureen Wortman, will my driving ability to Sandra Schaffner. In case of an accident notify Mr. Dean. I, Carol Yoh, will my fillings to Linda Bowers to take the pain out of her sweet tooth. I, Ruby Yoh, will my broken front seat in Speech class to Janet Osborn. We, the Senior Class will to the teachers all our old, badly. worn books and to Mr. Avery our old used Speeches. We, the Senior boys, who took shop will to the Junior boys our ability to collect dust in shop. We, the Senior girls, will to the Junior girls our ability to get along with teachers. lHal I. -Q- TED GORMAN 1 Dealer In Livestock Fort Jennings, Ohio 'I' The Annual Staff this year included Delores Roth, Editor, Danny Thatcher, Co-Editorg Janic Snyder as Business Managerg Don Girod as Advertising Managerg Sports Editors were Larry Tril olet, Jan Dunlap, Danny Thatcher and Pat Taylor. The Production Editors were Maureen Wort man and Delores Roth. Subscription Editors included Doyle Adams, Marilyn and Carolyn Leitel Harold Hoersten, Carl Stewart, Connie Foster. Senior Class Editors were Carl Rogers, Carol Yol and Darlene Baker. The Academics Reporters were Dave McCracken and Gladys Shaffer. D01 Girod and Pat Taylor were the Music Reporters. Photographers were Ruby Yoh and Ann Maci Ruby Yoh, Don Wisener, and Marilyn Sanders were the Snapshot Collectors. The Special Feature Editors were Janice Snyder and Delores Roth. Activity Editors, Frank Snyder, Darlene Baker an Wayne Evans. Our Advisor was Eugene Bennett. 7 Mr. Bennett also took Delores Danny, Janice and Don to Bowling Green for instruction on th4 making of an annual. Sponsor: :I-H-H-1-i '-T - iifi - i-if - iiil - iiil - iiii - iiii - iif- - -ifl - f 1 - f - - '+f1 - '--- - -0- '- -A--r +A- i-'- - fi'- - - 'iif - -+'1 - i-'f - iii- - f-f- - f - - i'-- - f'-' - '4 - '--- - f- - f-f' --'-------n-----' T CITY COAL COMPANY L! iPAUL HARTER at s0N FUNERAL HOME i 201 N. Market st. Q i Phone 4021 iVan Wert, onie - Phone 2634! Delphos, ohie +-i- -i-- - -i-' - -i-f - -i-i - 'iii - i-ii - f-i- --- ------ i--- - '-ii - -11- - ---- - ---1-H+ +V- -i-i ------.-- ---- - -i-i - -1-- - ---- - --1- - ---- - -1-1 - -1-1 ------e STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization made up of the student body for the purpose of a gov- ling assembly. Its members consist of the president and two ellected members by the students each class of the upper six grades, and they have a member of the teachers' staff as their advisor. The purpose of the organization is to link the student and the teacher more closely together that they can co-operate together for the betterment of the school. Some ofthe things the Student Council has backed is better class organization, dancingg and this ar We had a popularity poll in which the candidates were elected by the upper six grades and an the winners were announced at the Christmas Dance. . lJunior Class Officers! tSophomore Class Officers! KAIU. llAl'l Senior Prom Highlight Of Year Our Cake Raffles Are Not Riggedu 'es.-Jerry Donerg V.-Pres., Marybelle Moser: Pres.-Terry Berrymang V.-Pres., Pat Hoersteng fc. Kay Jean Berrymang Treas., Janet Osborn. Sec., Glen Yohg Treas., Bob Thompson. 1Freshman Class Officers? es.-Pat Keysorg -Pres.-Cleona Sandersong c.-Jean Ann Adamsg eas.-Scheryl Thompson. Think Of All The Work Ahead Of Us Sponsors : -nuvnninn-111111UHTHHTun1n4.1iul1miTi4+41iiilLiuliuuiW1 . 1 1un1m.1u .F Hillcrest Lumber Sz Builders Supply i' 'hone 2374 117:19 Leason Ave? Van Wert, Ohio 7 ......-.,.,-....-i,..-......,,....,...-..,.-....-,...-..,.-...,-....-.,..-....-................-ng. -I' vi- .I-.un..,, 'I' in--lui-1uu1lui-inn-ivniuuinii1i...iuuL.mLuuTriuiLnnTininTunTuiyL1vnv,uuLli' + FENTON BAGLEY COAL 8: SUPPLY i 118 N. Chestnut Street Van Wert, Ohio mimi -1 ..w-H-I-im-im...m1ui.-mi.-1.1.1.,..1.,-11K-H1H1 -...1u..-up Ruth Adams Donna McClure W -rf, 1 Q ' i f ,Q 5 ' 1, Janet Osborn - H 1 Vlbfsfirs- . 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Roger Roger Richard Mary Rex Tommy Oglesbee Price Robey Robey Roth Sanderson Absent Charles Kline D l f Rex Eldon Barry Jeffery Julie Sullinger Taylor Thatcher Thatcher Thatcher 1l1uu1un1.n-m.1..1,,.......1,...1.m1....1,.,.1...,1.,.,.- .... 1....- ..., .- K... 1.4, li'l1I1I11un1uu1nu-nn: xuln inn-n'11nn-uv-11n-11rm-vuu-v:n1r-ui:-Him-1M1megs BIDLACK INSURANCE AGENCY I MARSH QUALITY SEEDS 1 Casualty - Fire - Life Insurance i Q Marsh Foundation Farms i Grover Hill, Ohio IPhone: 3034 Van Wert, Ohioi -u- -H-nwM-Wu-IMI-,BuTJ'i2TMFI-IM-IImfig?M-lm-M'-K .-I, -Wi H WEST BROS. CLEANERS Ieneral Insurance Van Wert, Ohiof Phone: 2564 Van Wert, Ohioi -n-n-nn--u--n-m.-n-w-u1--uu-w-uu--u--u-.in-nu-1.1.1111--in v-11--Hn-ull-W-W-'HI-111'-IIII1 IIII -W--HH-nfl-H11-W-MII-'IH-III-121' 1 u 'Hi 1:5 :ET r. 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' ,I xi xii: 1 X ,Z L L A ,if o Darlene Larry Don Jimmy LaNita Smith Snyder Sullinger Williamson Wortman Sponsors. -M-u,- .,.. - ..,. - .,.. - .,.. - ,.., - ,.,. - ..., - .,.. - ,.,. - ,,,. - ,,,. - ,,i. - .,., - ,.,, - ,,.. -Mg. -g'---m- if-1 - -i-1 - xlil - iiil - fi-i - -iii - +'i, - iiii - iiii - -iii - f-ii - 1-1- - i-i- - iiii -W- BUETTNER VVELDING SHOP GEORGE WANNEMACHER CO Middle Point, Ohio Q !Phone: 129 Ottoville Ohio I - -...... .i.. - .... -..i-i.- .... - .... -....- ..i. -in-in-X-M-in-in-in-.i-H+ -z-i- iiii - -'-- - ivi- - -lii - lil- - '-1- - i-i- - -1-i - -i-i - -'1- - +-i- - ili- - '--1 - 'i-' -w-i-f- -1- Third Grade 1 , Rosanne Q Janice Adams Baker Michael Steven DuVa1l Ferris Miriam Bashore Dennis Foster s Er-xii-Ia.: if , 5 1 -Q- X A Danny Sharon McGarvey Medford at Susan Carolyn Rumble Schaffner Betty Miller vs Av A . 1 v ' , , A w.i'.i.i.,. ,MGH , , 4: UW fs bmw me uw .Wim K ,, wi, ,Hi .H -X - 2-'N X xt s :X X X is , We X N 4- 3 vit F 4 v N X -4 ,- x JS 54 ,fit-iii, ,pf -. milf ' l-Lx ., ...... . 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David 1 Vx P x 1 1 Bashore X Pat Joyce Roger Brenda Dennis Ronald DuVall Sealscott Snyder Swartz Tripplet Kline N - r!ou1 rlwl 1 -vfv 1 lvil 1 lfvl -- lrlr 1 wlil - rwll -- frfv 1 vfii 1 w-il 1 firi - lvly 1 .v-v -....1m.1m.... Z?ff?ifff..g..n- ..., - .,,, - ,,., - ..,. - ,.., - ,,,. - ,,., - ,,,, - ,,,. - .,., - .,n, - ,.,, - ,,,, -H+ GROVER HILL NEWS GROVER HILL LUMBER CO. i All Types of .lob Printing Grover Hill, Ohio 1 3. Grover Hill, Ohio 1 inninn-u--11.1--m.1nu-my-u1--un-ml-.I.l1uu1nu1nn1 11.1-ini. n1.m-- 1 gm-lm-I1.1ull-my-my-u1.1uu1mn1m.1mn1uu- 1 iFirst l?111ah2 7 W -I A'A' 1 'Q i'Q fi ' ., ' ' ' : :1.. M, I if A'AA': I 1 I , - f f W g , in if George Helen Deborah Sandra Nancy Nancy Ann Ronald Adam Arn Ashbaugh Ayers Bashore Bowers Daeger eegy far' a'fee' wicoeea ' ' :-1':' Hi .I E I Y- -I I A 5-:iz . : 1' -,.- . X f'-1-- S is ---: a :,- 4-. gt , A H ,rf ' X - ,- x , , - , N Q 1, . . ,-- x VV s I 11, ,' ' - Q.. 1 a .1 ,. 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L4 .. fig V L V fl ,ck Row, Left to Right: Coach, Chuck Violet, Don Girod, Larry Foster, Leland Miller, Harold iersten, Danny Thatcher, Carl Rogers, Larry Tribolet. ont Row, Left to Right: Gorden Finger Mgr., Jerry Doner, Dave McCracken, Frank Snyder, Carl ewart, Carl Sanderson, Jan Dunlap, Mgr. Reserve Basketball .ck Row, L. to R.: Lyle Dougal, Dale Foltz, Tom Baldwin, Glen Yoh, Jerry Doner, Bob Thomp- ri, Carl Sanderson, Kenny Prichard, Eddy Taylor, Leland Miller. ont Row: Jan Dunlap, Mgr., Coach, Chuck Violet, Gorden Finger, Mgr. 'N'- 'i'i EiHE 'tiZQE 5lEi'51iEfi''1S,7 'i 'i'i'-M i 'i'im- i?235i3'sfill-T:iEii5'if-556'5Q-W -M'f sHowALTER sroimne Goons 'A-lim, Herb, and Tom j 108 North Washington Street Van XVertLlClhn'1 - - - -i- Cheerleaders To cheer the boys to victory or defeat, the fo ur girls picked by the student council were Sall DeMoss, Donna McClure, Shelby Noggle, and Scheryl Thompson. These girls have done an ex cellent job leading the school in cheers to back our team. Cheerleading requires long hours 0 laborous practice and these girls have deligently done this. We Wish to thank these girls for thei devoted leadership. In the tournament games, it was proven if the students sit together and yel the enthusiasm is greater and better organized. ll. 3 I I E JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS MANAGERS Barbara Adams, Bonnie Miller, Jan Dunlap, Gordon Finger, Ruth Ann Sanderson, Linda Dougal Coach, Chuck Violet, Neil Hammons. Sponsor: +--- -1i- - iiii -'--i--i- iiii - i-i- - i-i- - iil- - ---- - -'-i - -'-' - -i-i ----- 1'-' - - !' iw- - 11 - i - - i'-- - -'-- - -'-' - '- - '- - - - - - - - - 'l - - - '! I C 1, f Call your Sheriff for all Emergencies I Om? ments 0 Q 1 WILMER CLAY Q 3344 Phones 24851 CARL BAUER INSURANCE Reverse Charges on all Emergencies 4.47 ,,,, , T ,,,, T ,,,, T ,,,, T ,,4, T ,,,, T ,4,, i ,,,, i ,,,, T ,,,l T IIII T l,,, TWT ,,,, TNT T Illl ini. .ini luxl 1- llly 1 lull 1 lxly 1 llll vmlv Ivll 1 llll illlli ilvl T llll -Illli llll 'i lill i llll 'i Tllnillllill ,X X s ,1 1 9 f.5..a , lv 'wr 1 A . QW' A 1 Q, x,i,f-angle r ' g xc ' . f wi- N. i Danny Thatcher nny was the top scorer for the Bulldogs 5 year, also winding up the year as second the county scoring race. Dan did a terrific iof rebounding and because of his ability to that needed basket was a big mainstay our team. One of the best all around lletes Hoaglin has ever had. Frank Snyder Frank Snyder One of the shortest men on the team, however, this was of no dis- advantage to him. Frank was a very good defense player, keeping the other teams' men from shoot- ing. He also has a sharp one-hand push shot and possesses a good cool head in tight situations. Larry Tribolet One of the top forwards who did a good job of ball-handling and also hit his share of buckets . Larry always came through when he was needed. His speciality was a one- hand push shot. He sometimes play- ed pivot spot and hit the bucket often with his pivot shot. 1 .- . 1 ,Q H RlMif1 . 4 5 , 4 up ' xigigjtl , . A Q , ,, ,f ....,,,,,i- Aplx in ... ,.,.. X ,,,,m, - . W A 'Nj Jn, A 5 - r 1- at M, -F---vt J.- M, Q - 1,..!..1..7,...i4..,g.,'I, f- M... r ff :Q 4' . gi, all Harold Big Jim Hoersten Big Jim , 6' 7 center, had the county quints in quite a stew this past season. His scoring and his tremendous rebounding gave the team an added boost. Jim was a danger- Jus looking enemy towering a good 4 above the tallest player in the county. He was hard to stop when he threw one of his pivot shots. Larry Tribolet Dave McCracken Carl Stewart Dave McCracken A fast, hard-playing guard who sometimes played forward. Dave has a good one-hand jump shotg al- so he is good on those long shots loo. Dave set up a lot of the plays for the Bulldogs and got his share of rebounds. Carl Rogers A tricky guard who did an out- standing job of bringing the ball Qlown the floor and setting up plays for the rest of the team. Carl also has a very good fade-away jump shot which added to the scoring of the team. l E Put 'er in! Carl Stewart A Senior who is a good scrapper and possesses a good jump shot. His competitive spirit will be missed. Don Girod A Senior who was always there when he was needed. Don gave the team a lot of moral support. He has the 'school-spirit . Carl Rogers . G V. W zv . Q f ..- .... .. .... - ,... - .... - .... - .... .. .... - .... - ,... - .... .. .... .. .... - .... - .... .. ..., - ,... - .... - .... -V -1-f-- 'lil - ---1 - 1'-- - -lvl - i-11 - ---- - 1--- - -1-f - 4--- - ---' - -'-l - f- - '--' - -'-f -Hi- F CROW'S MAIN FOOD MARKET 1 McCLURE'S MARKET 1903 West Main Street Van Wert, Ohioi !Ph0ne 73 We Deliver Grover Hill O l - 'l'l - ll'l - l'l' - l'l' 'H' ll'l ' llll - l'l' ' -' '- 'l'l ' l1'l - l'l' 'M' ' l'll ' ' V E JILL SHOP I VAN 'WERT BOOTERY I With New Cabana Shop 1105 East Main Phone 2887? gPhone 3054 107 E. Main Van Wert O qw- 1--- - 1--- - -'-- - -1-4 - K--f - 11-- - ---- - -l-+ - l1-- - 1-1- - -1-- - -l-- - 1--- - f--- - ---- - --li - '1-' - ---- -H+ 1- 111' - -'-- - 'i - -i - 1'i- - 1 ' - - l ' - - - - - - - - Carl Sanderson Leland Miller Carl Sanderson A Junior who is a hard driving player, capable scorer, and a good defensive playmaker. Carl will be greatly missed by the H-J students. But H-J's loss will be Michigan's gain. Larry Foster One of the tallest men of the squad and a very good rebounder who will be of great help to the team next year. Leland Miller A good rebounder and possesses a sharp hook-shot which will be used in the next two years as he is only a Sophomore. Jerry Doner A speedy guard, good ballhandler, and playmaker who brings the ball down the floor with great speed. He has great prospects for next year. gf Larry Foster Jerry Doner - - .... - .... - .... - .,,, - ,,., - ,,,, , ,,,, .. ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, ,,,, -,, .!.l.. ,,,, -..-..- .,., - .... - l.,. .- .,., - .,., .. ,.,. - ,.,. - ..,. - ,,,. - .,,. COTTERMAN'S SHELL OSCAR KOLKMEYER Gas, Oil 81 Repair Funeral Home Scott, Ohio 228 N. Franklin Street - Delphos, Ohio STALLKAMP DRUGS ED'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Thea Prescription Drug Store Phone: 62-90 I Oakwood. Ohio De1PhOit...qT?. ..., - ,... -...- ..,, -.,.-...-.i i-.- .... - .,.. -.-..- .... - .... - .,., - .... - ,,.. - .... - .... - .... -i...-..-H.- .,. ,ml1.mi....-vm-1...1nn1m. 1 u 'Hi 1:5 :ET r. ' s 'Y ,il ., v J , .Pm HSTREAK OF LUCK It seems that our big man of the basketball team has his streaks of luck. At the Oakwood basketball game of the season 1956-57, Harold Hoersten, better known! as Big Jim , literally threw a ball the length of the floor and it went swishing through. Our rivals from Ottoville never quite believed the story of Big Jim , who is well acquainted with the people of that area, but with seconds to go in the third quarter of the Otto- ville game, the ball was passed to Big Jim and some one yelled, Shoot! , whereas he threw the ball without any resemblance of proper shooting form. The ball Went through the hoop without touching the rim or backboard. H-J's and Ottoville's fans were completely awed by what had taken place and the H-J's fans started making a jubilant noise as this put us within three points of them. We hope in future years we may have another Big Jim . Eat those Wheaties, underclass- men!!! Out of my way, I'm coming through. Whoa! 'I' 4' CITY SERVICE Better Gas Sz Oilul Howard Cam ton DEFIANCE- -1 5 DAIRY i 1 PRODUCTS i Defiance, Ohio 'I' 'f' P 1105 E. Main Phone: 2893 E Van Wert, Ohio All tied up. Ready For Action Hook Shot Everything That Goes Up Must Come Down .,,.,1....1,. ,...W-.,.,.-1.1.1...v1.4.i-.m... West Lincoln Sales Hotpoint Appliance - Television Furniture Phone: 25951 Van Wert, Ohio ..nn..nn1m.1m.1.Hi-m.-..1.1....1nu- RUNSETT COMPANY Hardware, Gifts Electrical Supplies Paint Sz Furniture Van Wert, Ohio -nu-nn1uu...u-4,nl..-Hn14m1m...nm...n JumpfBa1l - Get It - Get itz .i.. F. D. ACKOM General Insurance 109 S. Washington St. Van Wert, Ohio - -M.-..,.,1....1,.l.1.w1.mii-u1.,.,1..,,1,,,,- F. 82 S. Floor Covering Carpeting - Wall Tile Linoleum Free Estimates Van Wert, Ohio 4- - ifi- --i-V-V..--.W-...K-W.-.i..-.,.,-....- 4. IR. HIGH BASEBALL Back-row, L-R: Coach James Dean, R. Snyder, R. Dunlap, P. McClure, D. Bozza, P. Snyder, C. Tha cher, J. Mosier, T. Adams. Front row, L-R: C. Sanderson, D. Saylor, J. Sanders, E. Saylor, l Sanderson, Mgr., Bill Keith. 35 N S 5 E i ' I JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Back row, L-R: R, Dunlap, J. Mosier, C. Sanderson, D. Bozza, E. Saylor, Coach Chuck Violet, l Snyder, D. Saylor, C. Thatcher, P. McClure, J. Sanders. Front row, L-R: J. Wilkin, D. Collins, I Robey, D. Snyder, T. Adams, R. Snyder, R. Thatcher, E. Noggle, Mgr. Bill Keith. BASEBALL RECORD STANDINGS .BASKETBALL RECORD Won 2 Lost 1 Won 2 Lost 7 :i '- - i' - '- - 'i '- 'i - 'i'i - - - 1 ' - '- - - - - - - !' 13 - M - - '1 - - 'l- N- - - - -N - - - I WILKIN'S GROCERY I l MAG'S MARKET - DAIRY WHIP iWetzel, O. - Phone 3 longs on 12 - Middlepoint iOpen Evenings Ottoville, Ohic -Ip - iFISHER'S GENERAL STORE !Haviland, Ohio Home Cooked Foods 1 Haviland, Ohio 'V' ' ' ' 'l ' l'l' ' l ' ' 'l ' 'l ' H - - '- P 'P' ' ' ' l ' ' 1? in FW V 2' 2 2 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Back row, L-R: Frank Snyder, Carl Sanderson, Dave McCracken, Carl Stewart, Larry Tribolet, Qenny Pitchard, Larry Foster, Leland Miller, Danny Thatcher, Harold Hoersten. Front row, L-R: yle Dougal, Dale Foltz, Coach, James Dean, Ed Taylor, Bob Thompson. For the 1957-58 season, the Hoaglin-Jackson Varsity team has won their first league crown since 939. The league standings were very close all through the season and reached an exciting climax 'ith a very hard earned victory in the last game of the regular seasan at Convoy. Danny Thatcher led the county in batting average which was .649. Out of this he hit 4 home- ms, 2 triples, and a double. He also was highest in runs-batted-in. Danny's hitting was a great lspiration to the rest of the team. We were very proud of the team's accomplishment and would like to thank Mr. Dean for his ex- glent job of coaching. BASEBALL BASKETBALL - VARSITY i loppl KH-JJ toppl fH-JJ l n l I I 4 6 Mendon . , . 65 84 i2:f1De1 . - U 1 l 1 2 gttlpvilled . . . , 60 71 ibrk ..... .... 1 2 15 B? WSC k ----' 43 48 11110 City ...... . . 4 10 , U? fee ---- - 61 50 - halida .,.... 47 46 onvoy-Union . . . . 5 6 Wiushire 62 80 Illlshire ..... . . 4 1 York ' ' 50 63 Wren ...... . 64 78 Grover Hill .... . . . 46 57 RESERVE Wren ...... . 29 66 , BASKETBALL Caonvoy-Union . . r n ...... . We are very proud of the reserves this year VaE.De1 .,'. 63 59 or their record of 15 wins and 1 loss, which York ,,..' 49 61 'as only by 3 points, to Ohio City. Good Payne ... . 1 , 54 76 luck and, may next year's varsity show the Ohio City .,,, 75 78 esults of a fine reserve record this year. Conv,-,y-UniOn H -,,,,,. 51 53 Ottawa ....... .......... 6 9 79 Won .... 14 Lost 4 ,..,.-,.,.-,,,-,,,,.,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,,,-,,,-,,,,,. ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, -,,,,,. ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, -, .-...- .... - .... -.,.- .... -.......-...- ,.,. -M-....-..n... ,... 1 J. J. MILLER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS .OF POLICE DEPT. i Clothing-Groceries-Meats Ottoville, Ohiof - Pallldlllg, 01110 Q '- -'ii'-ifM'JE NN1'n'i'111'igE EEKiEnE,iH ' Meet the Bunch at Harry's Lunch 1 Phone 2057 Ft. Jennings, Ohio 1 in Paulding, 0h10 lint..-ll..nntn.-....-...1,...1..,....-....1..,1,.......-........1,,..1,..1.,I. 111-1111-'11 Iflv 1 II-v - l'11H'-'H'1 '1II'11 'I1 '-'l - 1IH1H'f- H-'H'-I-H1111-1' SPEECH The speech Class, this year, are learning the proper ways of giving speeches, discussions, an debates which calls for research. They found out that listening was just as good a policy as speak ing. It has opened many fields of interest to them. Mr. Avery played speech records for the clas and had the tape recorder for the speeches. The Seniors found out that giving speeches helps to create poise and enhances the ability to spea fluently in front of large groups of people. SOCIAL STUDIES The classes in the social studies department are Ohio history, World History, and Democracy The eighth grade obtained a new series of Ohio History books. The Democracy class received nev books with up-to-date information. Each class of the social stuudies department has a project for the year, either of making maps oi reports on historical books. Mr. Davis would like to take the Juniors and Seniors on a field trip either to a trial or some state affiliated institution. The Juniors and Seniors are taking Democracy this year and are learning the principals of how our government is run. To keep up with curren' events, the Senior Scholastic is used. --- Ifil - iiii - '+'i - ilii - ili- - lli- - 114- - 114- - 1'-' - -1-' - -f-' - 'i-i - -1-4 - i-'- ----'- -i1- -- -1---- -' - -i-i - -1 - ill- - Ilii - 1--- - '--i - i'-- - IAI' - iif- - '-'- - ---- - ---' - ilii - f-i' - 1'f' -1-1--I+-' T Compliments of TOWN FINANCE COMPANY 0'NEILL MARKET Delphos, Ohio ,,,, ,- ,,,, ,. ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, ., ,,,, - ,,,, ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - .,,, - ,,,, - ,,,. Shopping In De1phos l Compliments of I 1 REMEMBER SHENK'S l Q DELPHOS POLICE DEPARTMENT 1 Q Home Owned Since 1876 +V- 'i+4 - i-i- - -'-' - - ' - -i-' - i-+f - 1-i- - --fi - -'-' - 'i-' - -i-i - ilil - i-i- - 1-'- - -'-- - -' - iiii - f-1- ---+ aw- --1- -- f+'f - -- - - - - -- - ---' - ---' - - 'f - - - - '--- - -' - '--' - - -'-' -'--'H'-H Al .-1: S., ,M .ff--at E-W7 -Q HOME EC. Our study of Homemaking has been broadened by a few additions to the Home Ec. Department. nr one thing, a laundry unit, including an automatic washer and dryer, has been installed. Also, Baby Jane, with her complete layette, arrived last fall soon after school opened. She has made e study of Infant Care more interesting and effective. Class work has also been made easier by the addition of new ceiling lights, enhancing a newly corated wall. The room was made more functional with a newly constructed utility cupboard by r. Dean and his boys. Before the holiday season the 11th and 12th grade classes did a few projects in crafts, culmina- nn, the study of the importance of hobbies. These projects include reed bun baskets and casserole sh holders. Coasters were made from leather on which attractive designs had been tooled. Dainty col- 'ed aluminum serving trays were shaped and etched in beautiful designs. After the holiday season, the department took on an air similar to that of an upholstery shop, men an old chair was completely refinished and re-upholstered by the class. 1 PHYSICS The Physics class in co-operation with the other science .classes are preparing a program of dem- istrations to be given at the Penny Fair this year. We think this will be informative as well as an itertaining program. Some of the projects now in the process of being developed are? Transmis- on of sounud with light-Carol Yoh, Automobile ignition system-7Dave McCracken, Flying Saucers -Sandra Schaffner, Radiant Energy.. -Carl Rogers, Physical properties of matter and low temperature -Don Girod. Others are on the drawing boards. See you at the fair. K- i--- --i.- i--, - i--, - ii-+ - ii-. - '-'i - i-ii - iiii - f'-- - f-ii - i-ii - f--- - f.-i - i-ii - 1--- - iiii -if +I- iif- - fiii - iiif - iiii - +--- - iiif - 1'-' -i- iiii - i'-- - i-'- - 'f - iiii - f--- - i'ii - iiii - iiii - f--- -iff PITTNEES GARAGE H lyIACK S ELECTRIC .11 Oh- Ottoville, Ohio I Your Electiical Servant Ottovi e, io -i- iiii - iiii - iiii - ilii - iiii - iiii - iiii - iiii - iiii - iiif - iiii - iiif - iiii - iiii - iiii - iiii - iiii -I 1- iiii - iiii - iii+ - iiii - iiii - iiii - 'iii - iiii - iiii - iiii - fffi - iiii - fiii - iiii - iiii - iiii - 'iii - iiii - iiii -Q Compliments of DICK MAHER Ottoville Hatchery 85 Feed Mills, Inc. otwvuie, Ohio L ll,-I-M ,,,, - ,,,, - lll, -W ,,,, 312335 ,,,, 12,2 ,,,, - ,,,, -U.,-M,-,,,,-,,,,,L FRENCH CLASS Commct: Allez-vous? We are just fine, Thank you. This class, which is comprised of ten girls ffour sophomores and six freshmenl, is a first year French class. We have learn- ed many French verbs and idiomatic ex- pressions. We are now able to translate French into English and English intc French. We also, are learning to correct- ill SHOP ly pronounce the Parisian French. Furniture making, leather craft, plastics, welding and, steel Working are the main topics ii Industrial Arts for 1957-58. Many fine specimens of furniture have already been produced. The Freshman and Sophomore boys confined their talents to drawing for the lst semester. Nov they are concentrating on small projects such as leather belts and Woodworking. The Sth gradi boys also did small Woodworking projects. As for the Jr. and Sr. boys, larger subjects have beel taken up such as cedar chests and end tables, gun racks, etc. The boys have enjoyed Working ir their shop class all year long with with enthusiasm. +--- -iif - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- --Q- Q VAN WERT TIMES BULLETIN L van Wert, ohio Q -W-W-ianHWEEEIlleiisgl-ifulicgil-Tfii-sfi5iTml-W Q 2 Sunday School-Church Supplies - Bibles l Books - Gifts - Greeting Cards irhone 3302 125 s. Cena-ai st. van Weni --- ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- ----9 q...........,.,,-,,..-,...-..,.-....-.,.,-.,..-.,..-....-....-.,........-..........-,.,.-,. - .. . l I-IENNY PRINTING SERVICE Wedding Invitations I i235-237 S. Market St. I Phone 25806 Van Wert, Ohio I -nn1N111un-.ml1mn..nu,I-n1uu-milun...nu1uu-ml1.m-1.1.1-m1nn.-um1nu- NORTHWEST INC. Office Equipment Sz Supplies Van Wert, Ohio u...1m1n .-1111141'vim'-.nu1uu.-m.1vnninuinn.-un1nn1un..nu.- 1 -. .- Commercial Department The students are pleased with the opportunity to take shorthand this year and are showing in- erest in the course through keen competition. Several students have expressed the desire to have second year of shorthand. Our typing department is fortunate in having the use of two electric typewriters, as this gives ich student practical experience with the use of the electric typewriter. The Commercial room is been made rnuch more cheerful with the addition of two new, manual Royal typewritersg and vvith a more pleasant atmosphere, created by the two toned painting of the room walls and base- wards. -- ,ll, .. ,,., - ,l., - ,.l, - ,.l. - .... - ll., .. l.i, - ..,. - .i., - i.i. - ..i. - lll, .. .... - iiii - i.i. - iiii - -i.i - i-i- - -i-i - -lii - i-i1 - -iii - -iii - i-iK - iiii - -i-i - i'i- -1- -i-' - i-i' - i1 - 'i - -'-' - 1'1' - i'i- - i'i- - i'i' - iii' - -'-' -4- , - , ' ' 2 Bodnar's Motor Sales I Downtown Drug Co. i Knoll Brickner Dltll1Ck ,Formerly Purdyvsu 146 E- Main Street ' Van Wert, Ohio Q Van Wert, Ohio i Phone 2895 Van Wert, Ohio 5 - .. -. - ,... - .-, -..-,.,.-..,.-.i.,--.,..-,.,.-,.,...,...-....-..,,-,..,-...,-........,.-.,.g. .- -nn-mt im mi nu im nu mi im.-1 - I.-wi1ui.-im-ml1.111-iii. wi-Q-un rw Hi III H' 'll DRIVERS' EDUCATION This year it was made possible to obtain a car through Gauvey's Motor Sales at Grover Hill anc also the school cooperated in making it possible so that we might obtain Drivers' Education. There is not a perfect driver and therefore, through class training, Mr. Dean taught the basic essentials of operating a car and how to be a safer driver. Seven students in the first semester obtainet their drivers license. PHYSICAL ED. CLASS HEALTHY LOOKING SPECIMENS, AREN'T THEY? -1--f- -itl - iiii - vivi - iiii - iiii - iiii - i-i1 - iiil - 1-i- - -'-- - -ilv - -ivi - viii - iiii - iiii - l-i1 - i-i1 - --1- -A -i--f- -'1- - -ivi - 'i-i - iii- - ivi- - ---- - iill - -i-i - '111 - '-'- - 1-11 - -'-- - vizl - -llv - iii- - iivi - +1'1 - -'-- -- Q NATIONAL BANK OF PAULDING 2 CLARENCE C. BOYER Q24 paid on Savings - Member FDICT !Agent for Ohio Mutual Windstorm Protection Paulding, Ohio Farmers Mutual Fire Protection Asso. Q- 'l'l - l'l' - l'l' - i ' - llli - lll' - 1 ' - - !Phone: Off. 4696 - Res. 2547 Paulding, Ohio Insurance Consultant F IGERT INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 2648-619 Woodland Ave. Phone 2916 Complete Insurance Coverage 1340 Home Guard Bldg. Van Wert, Ohio? Q Van Wert, Ohio +A- i--i - '-i' - -i-' - ii-i - i-i1 -1-u- '-1- - -iii - -fii - i-ii - iii- - -'-- - -iii - 'i-' - -iii - '-i- - Iiii --1-1-H+ +- --'- - - iiii - iii- - 1-1- - -'1- - '--' - --i- - -'-1 - --1- -W-W -'i- - 'fi' - 'f-i - 1-i1 - -it-i--1 FRESHMAN SCIENCE The Freshman Class are given a course in general science to try to create an interest in the ciences as well as pick the students who have the ability to be the scientists of tomorrow. The class as experiments to help understand the book work. They, with the other science classes, have the pportunity to take projects to the Science Fan at Bowling Green. Come on Freshmen! Let's have Jme Einsteins. - --W .VVVA - if -.. -- , Y-YA...------.-M I -ii l STUDY HALL HARD AT WORK? - - .. .i.i .. ,.h. .. ,.i. - ,.i. - ,,.i - ,h.h - ,iii J. ,.i. .. ,ii. - .iih -,i.. ,.ii - .i.t -m-t,.. ,iii .. 4..- ,iii ... i-ii.-t-i,- .-ii- ii-ii-i-Ci-i-ii-ii-.i.- i-itil-itil-5. DELPHOS NURSERY CO. DELPHOS QUARRIES Ph 2 MOX Brothers Oh lPhone 5521 Delphos, Ohiof -6146 Dih, i-i- - Ki-i - i-i' - iiii - -iii - iiii - ilif - iiif - iiii - -i-i - iiii - iii- - iviv - iiii - iiii - -iii - -iii - -iii .-.ffl ,... - ..,. - .,., - ..,. - i.i. - ..,, - .i,i - i,,i - i.i. - .... - iii, .?3i.,ff- ,.i. - iiii fl ! DELPHA CHEVROLET oo. Q ODENWELLER CLOTHING Buick-Chevrolet Delphos, Ohio I l Delphos, Ohio - -.- .... -..,- ,.,. - ..i. .. .... .. ,... - .,.. - ,.i, - .,., - ,.,. - i.i. - .,.. - iiii - i.ii - .i.i - ,.i. -iq. +A- ii-i -i-i- ,iii -4- iii- - iiii - -iii - i--i - iii' - iivi - xiii - 'i-- - i-i- - iiii - iii' -it-in---+ LOWER GRADES 'I ix 0-WM,-A, 2 . ., Q N FIRST GRADE Starting out the right Way THIRD GRADE Busy as bees FIFTH GRADE Keep your eye on Washington T'W-M A'A'- - -iioffi?TViQKE13iEiF '- ' 'f Groceries and Meats i131 E. Third St. Delphos, Ohioi i'M i'i'- -'i'i i'i'iiXEii?E ivi'KimET i Meats, Groceries and Ice Cream iPhone: Oakwood 6213 Melrose, Ohio 5 -i- i-i- - -i-- - -i-i - ii-4 - '-i- - 1--i - -i-i - '-'. - --ii - iiii - -i-i - ivii - i-ii - --i- - ivii - -ii- - i1-' - Iifl -H+ I it W V SCEOND GRADE T here is great knowledge in reading . fix, FOURTH GRADE Put down the 2 and carry 3 i GG SIXTH GRADE Posing Tm ' ' iViLB5iiEXi1ii'E ivTi5Si?ii7E '' L y Latry, ohio g-W-mI- - -ml-Im-6C?Ii:iplII'I18I1tS of i sooTT's MARKET I Scott, Ohio +I- .v-. ---1 iiii - flun - luvu 1 nvuu - vuul 1 ilil 1 Iilv - illl - - IIII - '---- Lower Grade Activities 'ractice Makes Perfect For the band of tomorrow, We must practice today. To be 3 speciynen of health, we must get A schedule has been set up for the lower plenty of fresh aid and Sunshine, grades so that they may also leave off 1 .-. 1l....m.11.11,fnll..un,lm-nu...l,.-lll.-.l.,-l.H1l.l.-.W1.1ll....lm-,l Compliments of THOMAS JEVVELRY STORE Van Wert, Ohio 1 1 innillnif.f.1....1nn1nn1m.1.l..1...V11.H1.,.,.-,...-...,.1,.,.14.H1,.,.- HYRE AND GATES Van Wert, ohio 1 1 1 1 1 11.H1.-ui.-n-.llnineinn.-.H.1.u.1n.1 ...1 :im-. steam during bad Weather in the winter months. if LAUDICKS JEWELRY I 210 E. Main i i Phone 3139 Van Wert, Ohio ' 5 Compliments of : TWINS JEWELRY STORE I I133 E. Central Ave. Van Wert, Ohio! 4 el- -l-' - --1- - lfvl - -1-l - lll- -1--- --K- - KQKQ - -l-- - --11 - ---- - -'l- -w--M-n-- '1-- - ---- -----+ lPhone 26826 Delphosi , -1--- - -- - --1 - 4- - - 1-A1 - - -, -i- - . - 111. - 1-.. - .,., -i.- ,.,. - . . - ..4. - M.1. - .... -. ,,,. - ..., -iq. -1- BAND The Band this year started out by playing march music. The band was also entered in two HaI loween parades. At Christmas, the band and chorus put on a combined program. The band's par of the program consisted of mass Christmas numbers and Smal ensembles. Trios, quartets, an- quintets were but a few. After the first of the year the band worked on concert music. We wij be participating in the band contest at Ada this spring. Members of the band have benefited fror individual practice for the spring contests. This has improved the competence of many member nf our band. N . E px I gf T T' ' . A 'tw Kg M.. A gg. , L PIANISTS if A MAJORETTES Sally DeMoss Vivian Veach Shelby Noggle, Donna McClure, Ruby Yoh, Linda Medford, and Barbara Adams Drum Majorette, Pat Taylor +--- -i-' - iivi - ilil - iii' - ivf- - --lv - lili - -'-1 - 1i-i - -iif - iiii - i-i' - iiif - 1--- - iili - 'iii - '1-1 - ivi- -1+ +I- '-f' - -' - 'i-i - '1-' - 'lfl - 111' - '-'- - --'- - -1-- - '-'- - --'- - --'- - i1+' - --'- - ---- - -i-f - ilf- -- Q WORTMAN BROTHERS' COMPANY i SANDERSON REPAIR SHOP A214-16 N. Market st. van Wert, ohio? L Goodyear Tires-Delco Batteries Q- - - - Radiator Service l FISHER IMPLEMENT COMPANY AIAI - IVII - lyl, - ,,y, - ,.,A - ,,l, ffjjfff A,,A QTEK H212 ,L,, - ,l,, , ,ly, - ,,,, - ,,,, -M, L John Deere New Idea Sales 8: Service BURTON HOY'S TRUCKING SERVICE ' I Phone: Grover Hill n-mr1un11:41lim-.nn-.41n1un--nu.-nn.-nu--my-1:11nu1im-nn-vuo1uu-.un1- CHORUS The Hoaglin-Jackson High School Chorus made their initial appearance at the Thanksgiving pro- amg and then, combined with all twelve grades, participated in the Christmas program. Later in the spring a majority of the chorus will go to Convoy-Union to sing in the county mass Loral Festival. Also We will participate in a spring festival at H-J and in the Baccalaureate rvices. Q -A SENIOR TRIO JUNIOR TRIO Pat Taylor, Maureen Wortman, Darlene Baker Wanda Swartz, Janet Osborn, Phyllis Wisener FRESHMAN QUINTET Beverly Mohr Patricia Keysor Jean Ann Adams Nancy Wortman Cleona Sanderson 1 V' - -..g. -'I-.512-xfiviw-PM'Vid-faqffoitfla-rfoiir JSOVVLING KIGGINS CAMERA SUPPLY -H- W - -rf:f1vYf5EffKs FLOWERS T OPEN AIR MARKET T .. ... .. in.,.......-..H111.114-H111-n-ur:-1--in-uv-un-vw- 1 - '- - - ''H in 1 ' ''H 1 '1 1 iu' '1 'i' VAN WERT OHIO Y-TEENS This year the Y-Teen Club has 41 members. Mrs. Nila Smith is our advisor, but due to an un fortunate accident she couldn't be with us the full year. However we have enjoyed having as asistant Mrs. Rosemary Stepleton. The year was started by having an initiation honoring all new members We also had a Mother-Daughter Tea, bringing in new officers. To govern the club, the following officers were elected: President, Linda Medfordg Vice-President Ruth Adamsg Secretary, Janice Snyder, Treasurer, Sanje Knittleg and program chairman, Maureer Wortman. LIBRA RIANS With Mr. Avery as supervisor, the library staff was composed of students from the upper six grades. Many new books were added to the shelves this year. We certainly appreciate the many new reference books. P-----------------me --ll -ill -'-y -'-- --'- -'-' -'-i l'-' '1-l -1-1 -1-' ill- Iii- '--- ---- i'-- -i-i fw------------------ '- '-'- --i- --'- '--- ---- ---- -1-' --il 1-4- ---- -'-- '--- if WHITEWAY DRIVE-IN BERRY SEED CO. Van Wert, Ohio Phone 23921 Q '- N- 'H-'i ix75fj'iIiIiT12fvEffiQiiTi'A'-'U'''- -'W-il ' GROVER HILL GREENHOUSE Q Oakwood, Ohio Q Q Grover Hill, Ohio +- '1-- ---- -' ------mw- '- '- -'-i iiil K--- ill- -IAI ---f ---- Hm+ +-m------mWmMw-wMm-- ---- -- '1-- '-'f l ' -' '--- BECKY AND MR. FRANKS BANK DAY IS EAGERLY WAITED ,,, FOR BY FUTURE ROCKEFELLERS 353: es Q. JIM BUS DRIVERS Sponsors: - ---' - - ' -A-H-1-H-H'-- -'-' - --'1 - '1-- - '- - --1- ---H- '--1 - '--! - ---- --t- f-+A -1- +A- ---- ---- '-1- - --K- - '1'- - -A-- - -vlv - ---- - -K-1 - -1-- - -1-- ----- - - A --Q- BALYEAT 'rms CLOTHIER DERRY DRUGS Van Wert, Ohio THE EISENHOWER MFG. CO. Van Wert, Ohio 1 1 -lm11m1.1n1m11.u-.1ml1m.1.m 1,01 1 1 1wu1, 1 I Van Wert, Ohio i Z ,,.. -,.,.. ,,.. - ,.., - ..., - ,.,, - ,A., - ,... - ..., - .... - ..., - ,.., - ..,. - ..,, - ,,.. ..,,,- .... -..,,- PAUI JONES I I ' Men's Wear Next to the Equity i i Van Wert, Ohio i ' -F 4. ,i, -K,..-....1.1.....,..-m.......-....1t.,....,.,......-.,...-.H.,-.......,..-....-....-1...1m.1- CAFETER IA LINE The cafeteria was brightened by the addition of the metal electric cafeteria counter. It aids th' cooks very much and also helps speed the cafeteria line at the noon hour. The heating elemerr under which the food is placed keeps the food hot and makes a pleasant meal. This is another one of the improvements that makes our School one to be proud of. Our COOKS Nellie Ferris, Zelma Crates, Merl Stuckey and Mildred Medford as an alternate. These cooks compare with the finest Parisian chefs. iw- ---- - 11 - --il - -1'1 - 'iii - iiil - ii-' - ii - -'-' - 1 - - -i-- - i-'- - 1-1- - 11-- - '--- - i-1' - -- - --i- ----x- -1:--- - - - -' - -'-- - -i-' - -I-' - -'-- - ---- - ---- -3 -f-- - ---- - --'- - '--- - -i-' - --'- - '1 - -1-- - -1'- --1 Q SHEETER MOTOR, SALES 1 Q G dRB13DM?ND StFg1RNgTgJfl?i, , : - ' I OO 'l1I'I11 'LIFE 3. 6 lg I'1Ce 2- Vppl - ,AVA - Vpvp - pplp - Vpvp - lpli -,Hil3fjji,L?j1j lill - Vli, - VKIK - ,,l, - VLA, - lll, - ,,,, 5 Deiphos, ohio BARB'S BEAUTY SHOP i j' ' 'EEE''MEM' 'A 'N 'u Phone: 3-102 Ottoville, Ohio Ft. Jenn-ings, Qhio ofa .....,,-.,........-.,.,-W,-...,...,..,-..H..,,............,W....,.-..D....,.-........,,-..,,-....-iq. .i...-......,...- - -...,-...,..,...-,...-..........-...........-....-....- - -. q JUNIOR CL ASS PLAY . E M, Wx: Q i A W l 3 5 gg Q. THE CAST l in ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL FIRE The Junior Class presents their play Cannibal Queen on Nov. 6, 1957. It was a three-act com- .y which took place in a hotel. The action centered around Ju-Ju , a Cannibal Queen with re husbands Who was brought to the states by a nephew of a rich professor for publicity in the ,pers. Mr. Sauders did a fine job of selecting and directing the play. It was a good performance id kept the audience entertained. - 'E'iYiiEiT 5iiY13'1UH1ElGiiTi5YHiiEi5ii? ' .g.i-....-..- .. .... - ..,. ......-M-.,.,f....-....-.,..-M- .... .......- - -..-H..-...Q- E Compliments of I L95 E. Perry Street .... .. Paulding, ohioj ! TEMPLES DRIVE-IN i SOuth55u5?2??13in3n 127 2 JASSEL GAMBLE STORE 85 FURNITURE? South Side of Square W. G. RUMBAUGH SERVICE STATION ' ' !Main 81 Perry Streets Paulding, Ohio? gin ..-miinuin1.11m-mi-uu-M11uninn-'Winn-im-nn1uu1Hain..-un-.uuin Paulding, Ohio I - - - - -------..--.N---N----.i-Ui--i---.i----i-.-i.--- - - -.W-H+ -1' 4 A i 1 ., ., VY.. .vc .. W X4 ''TRACTOR-LOADER-COMPRESSOR'' What Would We Have Done Without'These Trucks -nf THOSE THAT WORK MUST EAT HSHOVELING DIRT IN ELEVATORU ' H M MI, M . . X sv M i I 'V NM J fi , ,, , V 2 . ,, K , 5 r 4' Q X- pf' I QT1' A ' f Y SOMEONE I-IAS TO DO THE DIRTY WORK HLEVELING CEMENT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT One of the biggest projects, taken up this year was the new locker rooms under the stage. The men of the community donated their time and effort to get this completed. The number of men working averaged from 10 to 15 a day. Someworked consecutive days and others Worked as their farm work allowed them. The trucks were donated by Rudy and Wendell Ad- ams and the elevators by the Scott Elevator and residents of the community. The Etter Tile Company of Dupont donated the tile. It put wasted space to good use. We, the students of Hoag- lin-Jackson, want the community to know of our appreciation. -x---- ---' - -- - -K - -ill - -i-i - iiii - iiil - iiil - iii- - --i- - vix- - -vlv - -i1- - -i-' - i+-1 - ii-1 - iii- - --ii --4- -i--f- ---' - -1-f - '+-1 - + 1 - i-+- - -1'- - 1--- - -i-' - 'f-- - ---f - ---- - --ll - ---- - f-'- - ---1 - 1--- - ---- - illf ---I I MARGARET E. ROBERTS i I VAN WERT BOOK STORE i Insurance Agency Portable Typewriter Headquarters Van Wert, Ohio i120 West Main St. Van Wert, Ohioi l Cimillimwfs Of Q Q WILSON AND GIROD HARDWARE L THE VAN WERT HATCHERY Paints and Hardware Q Van Wert, Ohio I 1 Van Wert, Ohio I , . 4,-..H1.1iiiit..mi-i-1lim.-.,.,,,,.,1.w1,,H-..H1...,-.,,.1....1u.y1m4- 1i...-.I+ lfuimyi it 1 .-lm-nn1un-ii......nn-.lm-nu,-mi-un-il1 - -1:11:11--nuts , l V- - if page ., -1 'X ,Q Ui pgys Asif PAT TAYLOR OUR PEONY CANDIDATE At the beginning of each new year, the girls of the Senior Class have one contest in which they will participate, the choosing of the Peony'Candidate to represent their school. This year the upper six grades and the fac- ulty picked our candidate, Pat Taylor, and announced it at the annual Farmers' Institute. Pat is an active girl in her class and in the school. She is scholastically in the upper twenty-five percent of her class. She is 5' 7 tall Sz weighs 125 pounds. Her radiant smile and pleasing personality makes her an asset to Hoaglin-Jackson. She has great music ability which is put to use by her band, chor- us, Senior Trio, and Triple Trio membership. Many hours have been spent and will be spent before the selection of the Peony Queen on April 9th, and the parade on June 11. We are sure with her many assest she will be a credible representative for Hoaglin-Jackson. LOTS OF LUCK, PAT!! FARMERS' I NSTITUTE wi -- ,, :Rfk 0 We PX f- Q new Q.. QA 't 52 -g .1-Q., 3 .. Lguq m 1 C xx , 47 IR, J Y ww ., W if 1-Lf 1 Q ' gf' WMU 41-22, 55 Tp ---...rg ' 215: gjggl, i A i ffm, . 'A ,. . 1-, . , ...K Tinian 'QW 35.3-EQ.. WINNING POSTERS LOOK AT THAT FooDz .- .... - .... - .,.. - .i.. - iwll - i-i- - i-1- - ---- - Kifi - iifi - --i- - -i-l - -i-- - iiii - '-i' - -+-+ - iiii - -'-i -i-g- 'i ' 'l ' l ' ' 'l ' ' 'Ll' ' ' ' ' ' ' -M- !' GEORGE N. RIEGER 81 SON j v SELLET S SERVICE .STO L Dealers in Metal Roofs, Spouting and Plumb-T I S0h1O PFOd11CtS, Flfestone 359551 Tggfs ! ing and Hand Water Pumps Ottoville, Ohio? Phone. 113 -....- .... - .... - .... -...- .... - i.i. - .... - .,.. - iiil - i.i- - i-i- - -i-i - i-ii - ---- - -'-i - '-i- - ---- - 1-l- -2 I- -'-- - '-i' - 'i - - - - - ' 7 ' ' i ALES KINGS LOCKER ' 2 SCgLlllEg.gegg0gig gays Processing for Home Freezing . Phone: 111 Ottoville. Ohio i I Phone 1142 Ft. Jenmngs, Ohio I , +,.-,...-....-....-...,-....-...-,.........-....-,.,.-.,.,-....-.,,...,,..-ii-U..-.M-.---5 -..- ...,.-i -.................. 4. .,,lm1,.,,1uu--un,mi-.im.-iui1.m.-.i-i-im-nu ii Hi H If w .- v V. ' I in 1, B 'm , ln . ,J Q 1 , . A' me . ., 4 ' . 5- 5 x X -5 1 'S - 1,0--v ' v . r - I-.4 ...f A. A 1 M , . W , '. Tm ' yn k W 5 I Y ' .. , T ' ' A 4 W , ' 1 41 F v- n I v H 1 I x A 4 v , Q V , J, f, v F , . f 1 . n 1 I bv 1 . I n 11 A, Y Jim-X YJ? Di '. ' I I Y. ,,fr5+..f' 1, 'I 1 ,u 1 1 I M ri I 4 5 fl N1 .Nl .3 Senior Class Play THE CAST Carl Rogers, Frank Snyder, Maureen Wortrnan, Janice Snyder, Danny Thatcher, Dave McCrack- en, Ann Mace, Carl Stewart, Darlene Baker, Connjster, Gladys Shaffer, Don Girod, Larry Tribolet, Delores Roth, Harold Hoersten. Wh .3 :.a 71 ' N X Y 3 I 'M Q F li? 4 i ,J QV -W wfmnmmmzw--fwf - HER-HER-HER-HERCP' DON'T YOU HOW-DO-YOU-DO ME. The Senior Class presented their play Finders Creepers on April 2, which was a three-act mystery- comedy play. The action centered around Hercules and Wilbur, visitors in the Nelson home. To their surprise, Mr. Nelson was a mortician and ran a mortuary. The play was a success and a bouquet of orchids can be given to Mr. Chapman, the director. A av W' , T ' QQ .fe J lr, 8' :Q ff X af ' .. ..-V I . .V fx - Q- ' fri i YZ Tw Wifi- ' rn .N News I t 4-Q 1:-245' flfw ' W M . , V T ' 'if ' ' s f' 'Wl.i:,,y-3 :1,i,'!??c-f, L4 .,- A ' fe'-1 1 1 ' , Y A 1 , f law X. 1: x . .5 gg i s . 153. - f 0 7' . . 41 ., ' iff ' -f' dk 'I - -...-...-..n-....-......e-M- .... -M-u.,-M.. .... -..n- ..., .. ,.,. - ..., ... ..,, -,..g. +-- vlkl - -w-1 - 1--. - -Nvv - 4-.1 - .w-i - ---- - ...I - v-1, - vlvv - -N.f - 1-.- - L--- - -... -I-W-in-.M--.-0.5. z 5 M T IN RAN E RV z o'1'1'ov1LLE SINCLAIR SERVICE Q C0 PLE Iaohnsgellinggr SE ICE Gas - Qu - Tires , Accessories Your Nationwide Representetive ' Car Wash - Lubrication i gFf?Eif1?.q.f2?2 1.,1 - ,... - ,.,, - e..A - ,... - ,,,. .Bl ,.e. 2E??3E?E:W.?Eif1i - 1 FT. JENNINGS EQUITY CO. Joseph Bedmk SZ Son 1 Grain, Feed, Flour, Seed, and Coal Phone: 39 Ottoville, Ohio! Rushmore Ft. Jennings 5 u1n-1n-uu1nn--n-n-n..-m.-n1u..- .... 1nu1un1u..-nu.. .... 1......un1,..!' U1 ivrv 1 vuvi -uu- rxuu 1mm-nu-uu1nn-nn1uu-un11m--nn-nu1uu-nn-natal-nl. hlamyv. Look Mr. Dean, CRAZY LEGS We have legs too! NO CAR!!', yin H 1, Y, K 1 in A , 1 ,' 3' R51 -v' .Lay ., 4 2 -1-1 - - , ' X , 0 N Ay mm , M X54 W1 N A Q ' 'ff' , ,x 9 ' 3 gggigerffk , ' ' G idd a p' ' E1oping? Look what I got! UWOW! dig that crazy chick! Doing the BUG, Go, Man, Go Help, Murder, Po1ice!!!!I A ' +3-1 - 1 W- . A+? fix 4 f,. szipsl. K' 3 'i3Xi3fiTiEiE hT1SXi'iifu'f1'1Ii 'E'Ei55l''fiGi5 ' For all grains and seeds Highest prices paid Farmer's like to deal here 1 1 1-nuim.-.ul-1nu..uu--lm..uuink...411.111--.llx11nnn1 1 n1nu1n 'Iv 'P K gl, 'ix oi1u- ivuu 1 ilil 1 siii 1 :rvw - II1: 1 ilrm 1 iirw 1-11 vvli 1 v:-i 1 ivau 1 ruxi 1 nivi 1 uil. -1nu-1m-1nn1M A KELVINATOR EASY Q FRy's APPLIANCE CENTER 209 North Williams St. - Paulding, O. 1 PHILGAS SUPER FLAME JL PW 1 . E 'f A f lfwfx ga ' 'f A f ' i1m.-..m1uuim--m,1un1lm.. -un. ...m,1m.1i.i.1.1u...m,-..m1nn1un1un1uu 4' -....-....- - .... - - ..- ..... - - - - 1 Miller Brothers Clay Works Manufacture of Extra Quality Acid - - - - - - Prood Clay' Delivery Service Ottoville, Ohio Dana D. Diclrick Funeral Director Ambulance - Lady Attendant Phone: 30 R. 13 Grover Hill, Ohio Compliments of G. C. Murphy Company Two Stores In Van Wert 108 E. Main 81 118 E. Main Compliments of Ottoville Bank Company Ottoville, Ohio Hixon-Peterson Lumber Co Curtis Prifit Woods Silentite Woods John Manville Shingles Phone: 19 Ottoville, Ohio Godclard's Store Roger Sz Craig Groceries - Meats Dry Goods Grover Hill, ohid I ff - ---- ' ------ - ' ------ llll - ------ P ------- -'-- - - Alex Temar Dealer In Iron, Metal, Hides and Furs Phone: 6034 Delphos, Ohio C. O. Violet International Harvester Equipment Livestock and Fertilizer Phone: 24521 Delphos, Ohio .i1,.H--H.-M..-,w1,.,.1,.,.1.,,,1i,,-W-,.,,..,,,.- ,1,,,1,,,,1,,,1,,,1,,,,,-, - New Delphos Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of galvanized flat sheets: roofing productsg all style eves troughsg conductor pipeg elbows and accessories: oilg gasoline cansg dust pansg water cans and coolers. Delphos, Ohio 'mi-..,-.1111---111 Swartz Body Shop Auto Glass Installed Phone 8401 Delphos, Ohio The Delphos Printing And Publishing Company The Delphos Daily Herald The Delphos Twice-a-Week Current Job Printing Delphos, Ohio Clarence lVlox 8: Son Livestock Delphos, Ohio 1 11 111111 1-1 --111111.11111 11 1 1...1......,1l...1...l11 1 11 1 11 Havi and Clay orks Phone Scott Na. 2 - 6483 Haviland, Ohio 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....1 McCLURE OIL COMPANY Ashland Petroleum Products B. F. Goodrich Farm 81 Car Tires R. R. No. 2 Van Wert, Ohio 1....1....1....1....1....1 .1..1 1...1 .1....1....-.....1....1....1....1....1....- HARRY SHOOP Automobile and Furniture Upholstering 225 East Crawford Street Van Wert, Ohio 1 1.-1.1 1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....-....1.. 1 1.1 1..n- HAROLD BALYEAT Cement blocks, coal, Builder material, Burial Vaults 615 S. Shannon - Phone: 21070 Van Wert, Ohio 1 1 1 1....14...1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1..1 1 1 1....- KEITH ELECTRIC House Wiring a specialty - Also Appliance Repairing - Reasonable Rates All Work Guaranteed Nolan Keith 692 miles north on U.S. 127 Van Wert, Ohio 1..1 1 1 1 1....1....1....1....1....1-..u-....1 1 1 1.1.1.1....1.. -....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1 -....1. -....1....1.4 1.1.1 1 1.1 1..1 1.1 1 1 1.1.1 1 1 1 DOC'S HOBBY SHOP Mercury Outboard Motors Sales and Service 123 N. Market Van Wert, Ohio BAGLEY BUILDERS' SUPPLY General Contractors Sash doors, lumber, flooring, paint, plumbing, heating, roofing, Builders' Hardware, appliances. Phone: 3033 Van Wert, Ohio HOMER ALLEN'S MUFFLER 81 SPEED SHOP If you can't make it go, We can . 1100 E. Ridge Road Phone 3335 Van Wert, Ohio JOHNSON 85 MEDFORD WELDING Phone: 2960 561 W. Summit Van Wert, Ohio 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 .11...11....1....1....-....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....-....-- Lininger Brothers Distributors of Gasoline, Motor Oils, and Fuel Sz Diesel Oils Van Wert, Ohio MA GOOD PLACE T0 SAVE First Federal Savings 8: Loan Ass'n. iFirst door west of court house? Accounts Insured to 310,000.00 Member of Federal Home Loan Bank System Van Wert, Ohio John Deere Equipment Phone: 41961 Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of Brookside Dairy 8: Drive-In West Lincoln Highway Van Wert, Ohio MCCORMICK Farm Equipment Store International Harvester Co. Phone: 25901 Van Wert, Ohio Scott Equity Exchange Dealers in Grain' Feed, Coal Sz Petroleum Products Scott, Ohio .m-..- .. 1 1 1 .. .1 1.1.-.-...Z -H-....1...-..1..-. 1 1 1 p1It1,1HU1HU1W1.w1.m1.m1lm1n-y1.m1m.1. 1 .1W1W1HU1W1W1W1lu.-.....1m.1....1..i.1im1.m1 1y..11y.v-1.11.1 Coal-Heating and Stoker Service CITY FUEL COMPANY Phone: 23471 Delphos, Ohio DITTO'S MARATHON Fifth and Main Street Phone: 22061 Delphos, Ohio R. J. FROUST 8 SON Roofing-Siding-Sheet metal Canopies Sz Awnings Contractors Office: Phone 2-6806 110 Sz North Washington Delphos, Ohio DELPHOS BUILDING SUPPLY 711 North Main Everything In Builder's Supplies ' Phone: 26936 Delphos, Ohio 1.m1.m1HN1.41.1.1.11.m1m.1.H,1my1.,..1m.1.i......m1W1.m1.m1.m1m.- GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION East Fifth Street Kz North Price Street Delphos, Ohio W. T. REMLINGER DRUG COMPANY Your Rexall Drug Store Phone: 5341 Delphos, Ohio 111.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1lm1nu1nu1uu- - - 1 - - - 1 1 1 1un- -.,.,1 1 1 1 1m.1,...1HH-.,...1im1,m1..,.1Hu ..,1.m1 1.111- m1m.1 1.m- ....,y1m.1.w1n 1.4.1W1.w1.m1.m1im1W1m.1.m.1.m1ym1m,1wi-.W1mi- H1 1 1 1 1,m1nu1nn1nu-l1nn1I-H1un1nn1nn1m.1 1 1 1 THE BON-NET SHOP Miss Gene Kehres Millinery, Hosiery, Corsets 316 N. Main Street Delphos, Ohio Compliments of SCHERGER MEMORIALS Leader Since 1874 507-511 North Main Street Delphos, Ohio -I-..1..1 1 1 1nu1ml14u.1,.u1mi1im1m.1.m11-1.-. 1 1 1 1 FETTIGS FLOVVERS Always Fresh - Always Lovely Gift Shop 8z Greenhouse 416 State Street Phone: 2-6856 Delphos, Ohio DELPHOS FOOD LOCKER Slaughtering, Processing for locker and home Phone: 8421 Delphos, Ohio -nn11-4.1m....m.1.,..1.,..1mi1.4.i1n.i1NU14-1.1HN1M1M1.r..1w.1m.1mi1 Dependable Service HARRY A GROVE AGENCY 150 W. 3rd Street Phone: 8901 Delphos, Ohio -.m1...1 1 1.1W1vm..Hn1.m1mi1nu1uu1-11.111 1 1.1 1 O. B. WORKMAN Builder - General Contractor Concrete Septic Tank Phone: 4841 Paulding, Ohio 111.1 1.1 1 1 ..1.-4.1..,.1W1H.,1ni.1W1ml1W1N11Hu1m.1,...1.m1.m1 1 1 1.1 1....1...1....1....1....1....1....1....1..1 1.1 1 THORNELL IMPLEMENT CO. Oliver and Idea Convoy, Ohio Compliments of J. C. PENNY CO. Always first in quality Van Wert, Ohio 1 1.1 1....1....1....1....1....1....1...,1....1....1....1....1....1...1....1....- J. A. MONROE and SON Distributor of Sinclair Products Phone: 2610 Van Wert, Ohio 1 1...1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1..n1....1...1. 1....- GOODSELL BROTHERS' CO. Johnson Paints and Wall Paper 113 S. Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio 1 1 1 1 1 1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1. 1 1..1 1 1.- DULL LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. A square deal with every square foot Van Wert, Ohio Phone: 25045 1qn1....-H1 1 1 1 1 1..1,1....,1....1 1 1 1 1- 1.. 1n..1...1....1 Compliments of RINGWALD LUMBER CO Middle Point, Ohio Compliments of WINEBURGHS' Ready to Wear Van Wert, Ohio -....1....1....1..1...1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1..-.1....1....1....1..1 VAN WERT MONUMENT CO. Doyle Bebout - Elmer Hisey Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer -....1....1....1..1....1....1....1....1....1....1.....-....1....1....1....1....1....1 THE PURE OIL CO. S. H. Wallace - Distributor Phone: 24876 - 38242 Van Wert, Ohio -4...1. 1 1....1..1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1...1. .1....1 .1 UNDERWOOD MUSIC HOUSE Phone: 2919 Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio ..1....1....1....1 1...1....1...1 . .,,. -f,,:4mz? iw, txt, l Y New 46' ' .,........v Forward It's a great time to be alive. With our great zest for living and knowledge, we are eager to penetrate the world of tomorrow. Our forefathers would have been thankful to be in our positions now. We represent youth standing on the threshold of accomplishment. We look back to the past for experienced knowledge to guide us forward into tomorrow to try our own skill. Youth is a word of five letters, each one containing a challenge for us. +--- i-'- - i-1- - ---- - -- - '-i' - i-i- - '--- - ---f - '--- - '-'- - i--- - '-'- - iiii - i-i- - -'-- - -'-' - iii- - ---- ---r WILLIAM McCRACKEN 85 SONS SPOUSOI' 5 Electrical 81 Plumbing Sales i Service 8: Installation i Middiepoim, ohio im- --.- -i---- i-i. - ---- - -i-, - ---i - 111- - 11-- - ---- - ---- - i1-1 - 1-I1 -M--------+ 11:1 1 -.nn1m11vm11m1m.1lm1un1lm1nn1un1vm1uu.-un--vm1 1 1uu1m BAUER'S BARBER SHOP Air conditioned One of Van Wert County's most modern shops Phone 129 Middle Point, Ohio -nn1nn.1'm1.m11m1.-1.1.11111--11111111m1H111my1I11.1lm1.m1ml1m41m.1.m- STRAWN'S GROCERY Margaret 81 Don Fresh Meats 81 Vegetables Phone 21 Middle Point, Ohio -M1...1..11.n1n'I1I..1..,....m...im1,-U11-.I1M1.11:i.1..1.1m.1m.1u..1....1m.- FRIESNER HARDWARE L. E. Freisner - Manager Hardware - Floor Covering - Plumbing Supplies Middle Point, Ohio -M1 1 .-mw1m.1m-1W1W1W1M1m.1.m1m.1nu-.'m1im-. 1 11- GAUVEY MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Fords - Services Phone 22 Grover Hill, Ohio .1.1.1IH1.w.1...1,.n1w11.m1uH1Hn1ml1m.1u..1m11uH1.m1u..1.m1.m11vm- THE BUCKEYE METAL SPINNING and MANUFACTURING COMPANY Custom and experimental works up to 60 inches in diameter - all metals Phone 66R2 Grover Hill, Ohio -MI1uH1M1.m...m.1..,.1.m1w1 I1lm1n-i1.m1un1nH1,1u1m..-nu-im-lm-. SAM LAUKHUF Personal Property Sz Real Estate Auctioneer R. R. 1 Haviland, Ohio 11 1nn1nn1nn.1nn1nn11m1nn--nn1M11un..vm1un1mi1nn1nn1nu1nu1nn1 MIDDLE POINT FARMERS SERVICE ASSOCIATION Fleet-Wing Gasoline - Fuel Oil - Motor Oil Middle Point, Ohio -.m1 1.1 1H.111H1.1H1uH1...,1m11uu1n-11m,1im1m.1 1 1 1 CRAWFORD'S GARAGE DeSoto Plymouth Telephone 105 Middle Point, Ohio -..i1.,.1V.1W1m,..m,1.....1.i..-W1....1.H.1...i1,,.,1m41uu1,.,.1..1 1 - FRIGID LOCKER SERVICE 216 E. Central Avenue Van Wert, Ohio W. Kenneth Kerns, Owner -nu1 1 1ifn111H1I.I-1nH11,111HH1li.11nn1m1nu1.m1un1m.1 1 1 - H. D. HOFFMAN Buyer of Poultry Phone 15R2 Grover Hill, Ohio -M1 1 1 1.1.-,.1....1lm...W1H111iw1.m1m.1m.1-1.11.1 1 1 - KOHART BROTHERS Scrap Iron, Metals, Army Surplus, Salvage and Industrial Equipment Phone 144 Paulding, Ohio -ui.1m...,m1m.1.....1 .....y1....-4-uu14m1..1 ...I-.1.1H141i.1lm1...,1m.1.m- STAHLMAN'S SPRAY SERVICE Distributors of Don Xz Dupont Agricultural Chemicals Grover Hill, Ohio 1m.1111111111--11111111.,,,1.,..111111111111,,1,.11111111 1 1 1 1 1 1..n.111.-1....1....1...1..1....1.-..1 1 1,1 1 1,,, Compliments of VAN WERT ICE AND SUPPLY 506 Elliot Street Phone 2635 Van Wert, Ohio .1 1 1..-.1.i..1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1..1....1....1....- ZIlVIMERMAN'S JEVVELRY Diamonds and Watches Corner of Main gl Washington Phone 20251 Van Wert, Ohio 'CARL L, CROOKS, REALTOR Th Land and Loan Man Marsh Building W. Court Street Phone 3309 Van Wert, Ohio ..1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1.....-.....1....1....1....1....1....- HAROLD WELKER Red Horse Inn Restaurant gz Mobile Station Routes 224 - 127N Phone 2958 Van Wert, Ohio AINSWORTH and PRICHARD Barber Shop We cut ladies hair also By Appointment or without Phone 23891 Van Wert, Ohio u1nn1un1nn1.m1....1 1 1 1.1.1....1....1....1....1....1....1.....-....- ALSPACH FUNERAL HOME 316 South Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio 1....1....1 1. YOURS 85 MINE RESTAURANT See us for all your school parties and banquets 244 W. Main Street Van Wert, Ohio ....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1.i..1 1 1....1 1.1 Compliments of JOHN EARL INC. of VAN WERT Department Store 108-109 West Main Street O. C. FLEMING INSURANCE is Best company at time of Loss Motorist Mutual Insurance Co. Columbus, Ohio Phone 3271 Van Wert, Ohio ROCBOND PRODUCTS CO. Exterior - Interior - Colored - Plasters Flooring 81 Paints Van Wert, Ohio -....1..1..1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1..n1....1....1.1 1 1 1 1 VAN WERT PROPANE L-P GAS Bulk and Bottle Filling South of Van Wert .1....1....1....1....1....1..H1I...1....1....1.-.111...1nu1..l.1....1....1....1...1.. CON VOY EQUITY EXCHANGE Wayne and Murphy Feeds Seeds - Grains Kz Petroleum Phone 3121 Convoy, Ohio 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 1.1.1 1 1...-1...1. 1M1....1...I1....1....1.v..-111n1W.1nn1....1un1m.1..1..1....-. 1M ...........1....1....1....1....1....1....1.1..1.m.1....1....1....1....1 1 b 6127. 221, fqgfg f XM, U 'M3'?Z'6izwUM4wiJ,fA 11? M795 MW' ? ' ',iw5L MWZf2'0QwMlm5' 4,4445 fga-u! flew' fd 0, JM ff 1 4: Z, Mwjit Wfiff Qc umm Mfmfj ,ff ZZZQTIM MMM - 1 , XZ 504' A-L-2-7 WW Wm W! WH 'Wd' fi fIlfrmzM,6MJ 0-QAJ. I J4,,,,,,, M, 7 AMLJ ,mxdcjgflw M1 Aw Ap, GJUQY JW Q' BALL! ff 03653 W2 MPWMM jLxm0jJ-6f, w0ZfomW LM W .aff M2217 JK am!! 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E , .YN K' ' 1 x Q V E L .: . 4 1 , - 54.-4 - , P 1 Q' '. 1 .- X g i' Q. ' 111- L 'YH .,., . 2 V I 1 'Y 'M - , wi ara 1x . 1. . 1 ,-xt..-.14 R 1'- ' -if w . fx' - WX .5 XQ L -K -1 N, . . ,' - 1 11 ' . 'K , 1 1 1 HEL. ' ' ' Q' ' 1 . - ., , '1 - , ' H ' 1 ' v 3 .J 5' W 1 , 1 'gn' .1 . ' ' ' I -11. 3' ll 1 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. -Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1958, loveingly dedicate this year book to our parents as a token of our appreciation for their loving care and unending sacrifices. 7 3 and Mrs. Vaugn Adams and Mrs. Russel Baker and Mrs. Edward Evans Velma Slane and Mrs. Wayne Foster and Mrs. Edgar Girod and Mrs. Felix Hoersten and Mrs. Carey Leiter in-un .i...-., ,,1m1.......-,,,,1-I-11...-. 1 1. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mace Mr. and Mrs. William McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roth Mr . and Mrs. Edward Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shaffer Mrs. Ruth Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Chester Snyder KENNEDY MANUFACTURING CO. 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