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

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, 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

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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.