Hopewell Loudon High School - Scarlet and Grey Yearbook (Bascom, OH)

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' F-vf fi- ik , - QQ - 1 -2 -' 1 1' -QQEEFQQ5- ,1' , r, V -1 V- fi- 4 1,11 k5i:'f?'.iJ?'gf-v'HXQff! -ifggf ,i 'E.R,K., 6 'W' ,LA '- ' ffwdq-'- 99 .E , ' L1-3 -.ff- 5 - ,, -gf 13-Elidli-.' - - 549 P-.-c-f--sffQ5.a.4fx.? Rs' -.shea .Q - fl A 2. g., ,-5153:-f:,,.,.35gf-.Hs SCARLET AND GRAY Published by The Senior Class HOPEWELL-LOUDCN HIGH SCHOOL BASCOM. omo 1947-1948 i j- HOPEWELL - LOUDON SCHOOL 1 C m 'C id. IN SENECA COUNTY LOCATION-BASCOM, OHIO SCHOOL PLANT-NEWEST BUILDING AND MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT IN SENECA COUNTY 1947-1948 ENROLLMENT-440 PUPILS 1947-1948 TEACHING STAFF-17 TEACHERS PRODUCTION OUTPUT-THE BEST CITIZENS POSSIBLE 1 WE, THE CLASS OF 1948 WISH TO DEDICATE THIS YEAR BOOK TO A FORMER STUDENT OF OURS CLETUS SHEETER WHOM WE LOST F ROM THE CLASS IN THE FOURTH GRADE ADMINISTRATION Page 5 INDEX n :. F .I N.. ........,.. .... ... SENIORS Page 13 CLASSES Page 25 ACTIVITIES Page 41 MUSIC Page 49 Page 59 SPORTS ,..,e. - - , z ,1,,g,a,, K, V I 1 -. r il -, v . A . , , .,g J 1 '.. 'L' .1-. 1 , - . A 2 2- -1 11,5 sz. ,. R ., ,. ,.. ': W .,f S, ls -iz fn--'iq fa . v'5' u 1 Q' f-ISf!.e,Q3- IN ACTION Page 35 f ?e I V 1 3 u 2 2 ? BOARD OF EDUCATION it Q . Q 64.1 5 Q. ' 4 4 M -fm -Q.. I Standing: Lorenzo Colvin, Harold Coppus, Arthur lones. Sitting: Archie Fruth, Virgil Kline, Paul Pember, Arthur Hoover The members of the Hopewell-Loudon board believe in securing the best lor the students. We realize that we are responsible for the teaching at the students the democratic princi- ples which we hope they will use as future citizens. We are proud to give our time and energies so that the school might have a well organ- ized program of operation. We consider very carefully all decisions that are deemed necese sary and anything which will better our school program is met with great zeal, VIRGIL KLINE, President ol the Board of Education. Six In a world of rapid social change, it is apparent that there is a need lor a type of education that will de- velop individuals who can think their way through the many prob- lems which as citizens of a democ- racy they are called upon to solve. The school, church and community are very important agents in the so- cial development ot a child. it is my desire that the Hopewell-Loudon School will always carry its share ol the responsibility in the develop ment and guidance ot its young people for rightful living. May every pupil learn how to communi- cate with others, how to co-operate with others and how to learn from others. A. W- IONES. l am happy to have this oppor- tunity to extend greetings, both per- sonal and otiicial to readers ol the Scarlet and Gray, Sincerely, B. D, BIGI-IAM. Seven Elghi FLORENCE NELIGH BURTON GOETZ B. A. Heidelberg College B. M. Heidelberg College M. A. Universily of New Hampshire VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ENGLISH, LATIN IOHN KEMPER l..lLl.lAN KELBLEY B. S. Ohio Stale University B. s. 'ramn univefsny College ol Agricullure BOOKKEEPING, TYPING, SHORTHAND VOCJWONAL AGRICULTURE. FARM SHOP HARRIET STIGER I, E. ADAMS A. B. Heidelberg College A. B. Heidelberg College ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS, PHYS. ED. HISTORY, PHYS, ED. KATHLEEN SIEKERES DOROTHY BEGGS A. B. Bowling Green Universily A. B. Heidelberg College HOME ECONOMICS ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS Nina Ten FLORENCE BACON ALICE KRETSINGER A. B. Heidelberg College Bowling Green University ENGUSH, GEOGRAPHY GRADE B HELEN IORDAN ORPHIA DE WALD Bowling Green University Bowling Green University GRADE 5 GRADE 4 PAULINE I-'RUTH EVELYN ZEPERNICK Bowling Green University Bowling Green University GRADE 3 GRADE 2 RUTH HESS MRS. MILTON REISS Bowling Green University Bowling Green University GRADES l-2 GRADE l Q'qr3,4Sh. fm' '-.. . Y, xx x '11 V n .- .lv Q. J, ,gf . N' , f Eyrs ' xrlc aims I Agfa. gs V' F 'Aa 1 K M '!3,.A 'L ,?,4,.v 12170 fx? ,513 ,. SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 One September day, back in the year 1939, the lourth grade room opened its door to the students who were proud to cross that thresh- old. Most ol the students assembled lrom the one-room brick school houses spread throughout the two townships. Because al this it was a group ol strangers gathered that day to begin a school lile wnien was to end only alter nine years ol eeneeiing, Through the lourth, lilth and sixth grades, these strangers be- came acquainted with one another. These years passed by with a slow meandering way which seemed endless, One thing which was always looked lorward to was the summer vacation. Of course, when the hrst day oi the vacation came there was much rejoicing. We can look back on these years and remember Miss Good, Miss Erickner, and Miss Doran. The next year we were upstairs and naturally our heads were in the clouds, but we lattnd the going more dillicult. I imagine sometimes we wished we were back in the grades where we could Also at this rely an the teacher instead et ourselves. Then came the year we had all waited on. It was our tinal year betore entering high school and it seemed to pass slowly. We can very wall rememBer the pleasant days we spent with Mrs. Kelbley. At last the big year arrived, we were Freshmen in High School and we certainly thought we were somebody. At the beginning ot the year we elected the tollowing class olticars: Eugene Brickner, president: Mary ltuble, treasurer. Sophomore Prom the year that the going to lollow. others chose the Kinn, vicespresident: Leona Bibbee. secretary: Pat The biggest event ol the year was the Freshman- which was attended by almost everyone. This was members ot the class selected the courses they were Many decided to lallow vocational courses and commercial and college preparatory courses. time the members at our class began to take an Cctlve part in extra-curricular activities which Conslsled ol F.F.A., F.l-LA., Ylfoens. Chorus, Band, Basketball. Debate, Latin Club, etc. At the beginning ol our Sophomore year we elected the lollow- tng class otticers: Eugene Bricktier, president: Mary Kinn, vice-presi- dent: Donna lean Warns. secretary: Pat Huble, treasurer. The biggest event ol the year was again the Freshman-Sophomore Prom which was a great success. lust one more year to go alter this one. We went into the lunior elnss with the preceding thought irn- bedded in our minds. At the election of class ollicers the lollowing were elected to ollice: Frazer Leuck, presidentp Eugene Hoover. vide- president: Eugene Brickner, secretary: Mary Kinn, treasurer. We had an enjoyable year and the days llew by with great repidity. We had two big events this year-the Iunior Class play ond the lunior-Senior Prent. We enieyed working on and presenting our play which proved to be a success as we set a record lor the most money ever taken in on a play in our school. With the money made Irom the play we hired an orchestra lrom Findlay and treated the Seniors to o Prom, which was held at the Fostoria Womens Club. Now we were ready to begin sur linal year ol schooling. ln our hearts we have a deep leeling ol regret lor those who have moved to other schools or have otherwise been dropped lrom our class. However, we have a teeling ot rejoicing lor those who have entered our class lrom other schools and hope they have enjoyed our com- pany in the past years. our Senior year was lound to be wellelilled with many exciting events. Probably the most important were: making up the annual, working on our class play, attending the Iunior-Senior Prom and, ol course-graduation. Special recognition should go to Frazer Leuck, as Valedictoriang and Mary Kirin, ds Salutatorian. our class ottieers werex president, Bernarl Bouillionp Frazer Leuck, vice-president: Irene Brickner, sec- retary: Pet Rubls, treasurer. Now that we have linished school the group ol strangers who assembled nine years ago and became close lriends through the intervening yoars are ready to break nwdy lrom each other and tread their owxi paths. However, we all wish we could assemble lor another nine years. Lett to right: Frazer Leuck, vice president: Bernard Bouillon, presidentp Irene Brickner, secretary: Donna lean Warns, treasurer. Fourteen BERNARD BOUILLON EUGENE BRICKNER IRENE BHICKNER Class Ollicer 4: F.F,A. I, 2, 3, 4, Ollicer 4: Class Ollicer 1. 2, 3: Counly Honor So- Y-Teens 1: F,H.A. 4: Treasurer l: Vice- Track 4: Basketball 3: Boys Glee Club 4: Ciety: Honor Sociely 3. 41 Ollicer 4: Latin Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Clase Chorus 4. Club 1, 2, Ollicer 1, 2: Basketball 1. 2. 9:11551 4, opemnc 2, .I MARY BRICKNER MARIORIE BURNS MARY A. CREEGER 111111111 s11c1.1y 3, 4, run. 1, 2, a, 11 Re. v-19111 1, 2, a, 4: 1111111 Club 1, 2, 11011111 1.111111 club 1, 21 m1111115 1, 2. a, 4. R.- porter 1: T1e11s11111 2, 31 1111111111111-11111-1111111 Society 4, ope1e1111 2: Vvlley-Ball 1, 2, P ' zf FRA' 2- 3-4.Swe1cry 3. coun- - ly F.H.A,, 1111111111 a: vomy aan 21 Pep 4, Y.T.e111 1: ope1e1111 2. 111111111 cuss Play a, se111111 cum P11-1y -1. Cm, 4, Rm, Scam, 3, 4, R,pc,,,, 4, Seneca County Honor Socisly 3. 4: Na- Iioncl Honor Society 4: Girls Glas Club l, 2, 3, 4: Girls Trio Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chor- us l, 2, 3, 4: Ssneca County Chorus 3, 4: Operslru 2, 3, 4:' Annual Stall 4: Sanlor Class Play 4. Fillean BARBARA DHOLL DELILAH FRUTH LEWIS HAUGH F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Honor F.F.A. l. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Track 2, County F.l-LA. Reporter: Y-Teens l: Oper- Society 3: Girls Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed 3, 4: lunior Class Play 3. etta 2: Valley Ball 2, 3: Basketball Team Chorus l, 2: Oparetta 2: Valley Ball Team 3, Pep Club 4: Senior Class Play 4. l, 2: Senior Class Play 4. EUGENE HOFFMAN EUGENE HOOVER MARY KINN Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: F,F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: German Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4: Bond l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Solo Contest 2, 3, 4, County Rating l, District Rating ll: Operetta 2, 4: Iunior Class Play 4: Annual Stall 4. Sixteen Forensic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Ollicer 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Track Z, 3, 4: F.F.A. l: Chorus l, 2, 3: Operetta 2: Iunior Class Play. Class Ollicar l. 2, 3: Y-Teens l. 2, 3. 4: Forensic Club l, 2, 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 3: Valley sen 2: opment 2: Ha 3, 4: National Honor Society Honor Society 3. 4: One Act lunior Class Play 3. nor Society 4: County Play 2. 3: 1-'RAZER LEUCK Ross RAHRIG . from Rrgrnr-:ARD Class Ollicer, Pres. 3, Vice-Pies. 4: lunior Class Play: Senior Class Play: One Rc! Play 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Honor Society 3. 4: County Honor Society 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Chor- us 2. 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Boys Ouortette 3, 4: Boys Trio 4: Operat- ta 2, 4, solo contest 4, County tr, Dis- lricl ll: County Chorus 3, 4: Pep Band 4: Annual Stott 4, Y-Teens l, Z. 3,: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Operetta 2, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Valley Boll l, Z: Annual Stoll: Senior Class Play. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2: Forensic 1, 2, senior Class Prey, one Act Play 4, Annual Stall: Valley Ball I, 2, 3: Operat- ta 2, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class Play: Band l, 2, 3. 42 Girls Trio 2, 3. 4: chem 1, 2, a, 4: sets Contest 3. 4, coun- ly ll, District lll: County Chorus 3. 4: Pep Band 4. PATRICIA HUBLE FRED SCAIFE LEO SMITH Latin Club l. 2: Honor Society 3, 4: lunior Class Play: Operetta 2: Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4. Ollicer 3. 4: Class Ollicer, Treasurer l, 2. Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Chorus l, Z, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 4: Buys Quartetlo 3, 4: Boys Trio 4: Solo Contest 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4, captain 3, 4: cms Country 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: County Honor Society 4: Latin Club l, 2, 3: An- nual Stoll: Iunior Class Play: Senior Class Play: One Act Play 4: Boy's State 4. F.F.A. l, 2, 3: Track Z, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: Operetto 4: Cross Country 4: Iunior Class Play: Senior Class Play. Seventeen MARY STEINMETZ ANTHONY TIELL RAYMOND VALENTINE F,H,A. 3, 4: Senior Class Play: One Act Play 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Chorus 3. 4: Operetto 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Honor Society 3: One Act Play 3, 4: Senior Class Play: Iunior Class Play: Chorus Z, 3, 4: Band 4: orchesrm 3, 4, operenu 2, 4: Solo cenresi 4, County l, District II. Iunior Class Play: Senior Class Play: F.F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: State Farmer 4: Chorus 2: Operetta 2, 4: Class Offi- cer 3. EUGENE WALLISER DONNA IEAN WARNS IEANNE WYANS F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class Play: Sen- ior Class Play: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Truck 4: Annual Staff. Eighteen Cheerleader i, 2, 3, 4: Debate l, 2, 3, 4, Oflicer 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: County Honor Society 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Iun- ior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Latin Club l. 2: Class Oflicer, Secretary 2, Treasurer 4: Annual Stall: Pep Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Op- erettn 2, 4: County Chorus 4: Solo Con- test 3, 4, County 1, District 1, stuee I. Drum Meioreue 2, 3, 4: Debate 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 3: Girls Trio 3, 4: Oper- etta 2, 4: Solo Contest 37 Iunior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Annual Staff: Latin Club l, 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Officer. CLASS WILL OF 1948 l, Bernord Bouillon, will my ability to run down fences to Mr. Bigham, but will keep my Chevvy. l. Eugene Brickner, will my vocabulary to Mr. Adams, but will keep my seniority ot the American Clay for luture use. l, lrene Brickner, will my presidency ol F.l-LA. to Helen Hoover and my homeroom seat to the next un- lucky Iunior. l. Mary Brickner, will my blonde hair to loan Bloom and my Home Economics ability to my sister, Leila. l, Marjorie Bums, will my ambition to play ci violin to Mr, John Kemper, and my shorthand ability to Ann Poor. l, Mary Creeger. will my quietness to my sister, Dorothy, and my shortness to lean Bowerman. I, Barbara Droll, will my bashlulness to lane Eschenbrenner and my simple hair-do to loan Gurney. l, Delilah Frulh, will my Chemistry ability to lane Painter, but will keep my driving ability, l, Lewis Hough, will my photographic ability to David McKay. I, Gene Hoiiman, will my driver's license to lack Smith and my ability lor playing hockey and being late to Paul Comer. l, Eugene Hoover, will my ability to keep quiet to anyone who doesn't want their business known, and my superior qualities in Chemistry class to Irma Kinn. I, Mary Kinn, will my position ol librarian to my sister, Irma, but shall keep my shorthand ability, l, Frazer Leuck, believing mysell to be ot sound mind and body, do will and bequeath my saxophone and my grade cards to Ierry Marshall, in the hope that he can use them. l, Rose Rahrig, will my teen age lads to Margaret Hudson and my shortness to Bob Theis. l, Roma Reinhard, will my studiousness to my little brother ,but will keep my interest in Tillin. l, Patricia Ruble, will my curly hair to Mr. Bigham. but will keep my ability lor playing cards in the Girls' Locker Room. l, Fred Scaile, will my track shoes to Bill Feosel, but will keep my Chemistry lor further use. I, Leo Smith. will my basketball ability to Don Coppus and my Chemistry grades to Donna Grieves. l, Mary Slcinmcts, will my hair-do to Ioan Gurney, but will keep my interest in New Riegel. l, Anthony Tiell, will my bass violin to Catherine Smith. l, Raymond Valentine, will my ability to sing, larm, and preach to Mr. l. Earl Adams. I, Eugene Walliser, will my truck to lack Smith, but will keep my motorcycle. l, Donna loan Warns, will my cheerleader uniform to the next lucky Freshman, and my place in band to Bill Peasel. l, Ieanne Wyons, will my ability to blow bubble gum to Dorothy Miller and my shortness to Kate Fox. Nineteen 'rweniy CLASS PROPHECY OF 1948 As I stood in my lab., iknee deep in broken glass, dropped by my colleague, Fred Scailel the idea suddenly struck me that I would like to renew my acquaintance with my classmates of Forty-eight. So, we boarded a train and headed for Bascom. We arrived in Bascom on Sunday morning in time to go to St. Patrick's Church and hear Father Hoffman preach an enlightening sermon. Wishing to rent a car, we went to Walliser's garage where we saw our old classmate, Gene, who, believe it or not was married to Roma. We decided to look up our old class- mate Gene Hoover, who was chief purchasing agent for the American Clay, and Gene Brickner, who was vice-president in charge of production. Mr. and Mrs. Brickner fiormerly Pat Rublei had us all out to Sunday dinner, and all twelve children are doing line. Hoover, as you may have guessed, was married to Mary Kinn. Somehow, Delilah got wind ot the three of us being in town, lFred has married Mary Alice Creeger two weeks after he graduated from Heidelbergl and she invited us to her wedding on Monday afternoon. Delilah was clamping the ball and chain on her third man. While there, we sow Irene and Mary Brickner and their husbands, Ierry Bees and Iunior Frankhart, respectively. We also saw Anthony and Charlotte Tiell with their three sets oi twins. It was, incidentally the second big wedding of the month, Leo Smith and Donna lean Warns having taken the vows. Leo is doing a fine job managing the Store, while Donna lean has a lull time job teaching the First Grade at Hopewell-Loudon. The reception was held at Meadowbrook Park under the supervision ot Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I-laugh. Lewis married Donna lean Lawless some years ago. While there, I stumbled and fell, but was caught by Bernard Bouillon, who was just leaving on his weekly trip to Kirby. As it was getting late, I was heading tor the door to leave, when I heard an inhuman scream. I was considerably disturbed, but Bernard told :ne it was only Ray Valentine beating his wife, Barbara Droll, again. Suddenly there was a shout ot rage and we rushed out, only to see Ray holding a broken arm. Apparently, he had hit her too hard. I-'red rushed him to Mercy Hospital, where, oi course, he received only the best ot attention from Rose Rahrig, who has advanced to an excellent position as Head Nurse. While there, also we had the privilege ot visiting Mrs. Morrie Houck fMary Steinmetzl and Morrie, lr., who were coming along nicely. Marjorie Burns, also a nurse, was stationed in Cincinnati Hospital, and so Ray did not get all the attention that he would have liked. On the last day ot our stay, the three ot us were invited to a late supper at Mr. and Mrs. Euky Walters.' tleannie Wyans, to you? and then caught the train home. BABY PICTURE NAMES l. Anthony Tiell. 2. Barbara Droll. 3. Fred Scaite. 4. Hay- mand Valentine. 5. Pat Ruble. 6. Mary Alice Creeger. 7. Roma Reinhard. 8. Lewis Hough. 9. Donna lean Warns. 10. Ieanne Wyans. 'Q -55. my ,X . A .s fm' iifkeflira-:zz . 14 'ig .4 - in ... s, 4,43 nw M, Ng ., Qx' .rj gif : k fig I 1 ,lifzrsf km 4, 4 vs Y ' .,7.'1.-,zwzak . ,. -,Q .Em ww 1 1 ,gg rf :ah i X' P '46 Jw . 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Editor ,.,. ............,.................., ,......,,EUGENE HOFFMAN Associate Editor ,..,....,....... ...,..........,, F RAZEH LEUCK Business Manager ,..................... ..,.. ..,... ..,,,....,...,,... ,,...,.,,, R O S E RAHRIG Assistant Business Manager .,..,..,..,. ...... . .... D ONNA IEAN WARNS Society Editor ,.,,.,...,..,.,,.....,,,,.,..,...,..,,,.,..... . ,..,..,.,,,.....,.,.., ANTHONY TIELL Activities Editor ...,..., Music Editor ...,........... Sports Editor ...................,................. Assistant Sports Editor. ...,.... ,. Snapshot Editor ........................,..,......,. Assistant Snapshot Editor ...,,........... ..,..,,............EUGENE WALLISER MARY ALICE CREEGEH ..,, .,,.,...,........,..........,, L EO SMITH ,...,..,,,.FRED SCAIFE ...,...........LEWIS HAUGH ,,,,,..,,..,ROMA REINHARD The Annual stall ol the Scarlet and Grey was elected in December by the class. The stall started meet ing together, and made their plans lor the annual. The photographer came out shortly therealter and the annual began to take shape. It has been a great deal ol work lor part ol the stall to see this annual through: and our rewards come to us in the satisfaction ol knowing that we have accomplished a master lul undertaking. Twenty-l our ll Il ji am. E' 55 535 ,Q .5 ,- 'Mu -. . -.dn me ,gy my gg' u 4 -.5 I JE' IUNIOR CLASS First row: Mrs. Kelbley, Margaret Hudson, Donna Grieves, Loretta Depinet, Ioella Bouillon, Helen Hoover, Dorothy Miller. Second row: Donna Lawless, Ronald Colvin, lack Hough, Paul Comer, William Feasel, Ierry Marshall, Mary Siebenaller. Third row: lock Smith, Don Coppus, Robert Iardine, Bob Theis, Dick Scherger, Paul Lowery. Lelt to right: Donna Lawless, Vice Presidenty lack Smith, President, loella Bouillon, Secretary, Mary Sie- benaller, Treasurer. The luriior Class has twenty-one mem- bers. The class colors are blue and white, l the class ilower, red carriaiion and the , class motto. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. The lunior Class Play was given on No- vember 25, The Iunior Senior Banquet was held at the Shawhan Hotel on May 8. Twenty-six SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: Ieun Bowermctn, loanne Bloom, Ann Poor, Leiia Brickner, Charlotte Siegle, Marjorie Tiell, Patricia Brickner, lrma Kinn, Virginia Kelbley, Barbara Berrier. Second row: Doris Hulclerman, Duane Fruth, Donald Stultz, Richard Hough, La Verne Reinhard, Duane Norris, Allred Brickner, lane Eschenbrenner, Miss Neliegh. Third row: Dean Border, Donald Kline, lay Rainey, lames Sauder, Firmin Gosche, Robert Cool, Kenneth Shoemaker. The Sophomore Class has an enroll- ment oi tweniy-six pupils. Many mem- bers ol the class are taking part in many aciivities, some ol which are Mixed Chor- us, Band, Orchestra. F.F.A., F.l'l,A,, Y- Teens, Classroom Consiluim and Foren- sic Club, The high light ol the sophomore year will be the Prom in the middle of April, in cooperation with the freshman class. Lelt to right: Irma Kirin, Vice Presidentg Robert Cool, President: lim Sauder, Secretary: lone Eschenbrenner, Treasurer. Twenty-seven FRESHMAN CLASS First row: Gloria Pember, Iane Painter, Phyllis Burns, Marjorie Reindle, Barbara Gosche, Ioanne Repp, Codelia Sheeter, Nancy Grieves, Mary Hallman, Darothy Creeger. Second row: Laura Kreais, Clara Vera, Melvin Steirimetz, Curtis Wyans, Edward Frankart, Robert Miller, Donald Engeman, Duane French, Arly Keel, Martha Sager, Irene Cassidy. Third row: Richard Dewald, Bruce Eberly, Allan Smith, Frank Pittenger, Gerald Shumway, Ioe Hulderman, Eugene Margral, Arlen Lowery, Iohn Hoover, Blake Fruth, Arlen Brubaker. i On September Z, 1947, thirtyethree pupils oi the Class oi l95l entered the Freshman Class at Hopewell-Loudon. During the year the class was represented in the diilerent activities ol the school. A large number ot pupils are in the Chorus, Orchestra, and Band. Our Class was also represented in the One Act Play. A number ol boys were on the basketball team. Maroon and White were chosen as the colors. White Rose was chosen as the tlower. The social event was a skating party, 12, l948. The Tenth and Eighth Grades also invited. Twenty-eight class class April were Lett to right: Mary Hallman, Vice President: Edward Frankurt, President, Nancy Grieves, Secretary, Martha Sager. Treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Luella Shumaker, Mariline Krupp, Marilyn Sperow, Velma Myers, Roberta Harlett, Ioyce Scaiie, Geneva Smith, Helen Steinmetz, Lelia Welly. Blanche Brickner. Second row: Herman Kreais, Howard Kiser, Maurice Droll, Esther Brickner, Sally Leuck, Marjorie Dillon, Mildred Theis, Kathleen Fox, lim Nickels, Iames Good, Mr. Adams. Third row: Dean Berrier, Robert Schlenker, Richard Painter, Sam Kiesel, Thomas Marshall, Dean Lowery, Wayne Brickner, Robert Poor, Ronald Miller, Iames Hoover. We, the pupils of the Eighth Grade wish to thank our superintendent, principal, and teachers, also everyone who made our year a happy one. Most ol us will be entering High School next fall and we hope that those four years will help us become better citizens. The class officers for this year were: President, Robert Schlenker, Vice President, Esther Bricknerg Secretary, Kathleen Foxy Treasurer, Velma Myers, Librarian, Ioyce Scailep Reporter Marilyn Sperow, Quite a few of our boys played basketball and the cheerleader was Marilyn Spe-row, Our Iunior High boys won the county track meet for the last two years and hope to win again this year. Twenty-nine 3 pew: , , SU fi., dt ha' ls: 'K f-'ml 292525 x X Q 'A we X .4 .-N - . W , x -sf GM ' V vgg 'si 'Wi . ,N W fig M53 In 3.1 7 Q' . w ' QQ vw 1 Q -. - A vgp im 'gf 1 -5 492 3 K? ib--Q .4 - ,L-F' 9 I .M 5 43413 43 ...QL , be A I if- sw ' an M f as if , W 3' fig L 3. 'i?'3ff' 'gm faq! 4252 Q, iw A sf 'win iw 'W' - 1. 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'f was 4' 'mifirfs 'ii 5.'..f1:: 71.3 -N 1 J. ., M . g , M-if 'V V ., xepnrz- ff W Q 'xi' XX I H W4 0 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA i l l Seated: Mr. Kemper, Advsor, Richard Scherger, Sentinel, Raymond Valentine, Treasurer, Anthony Tiell, Forty-two President, Lewis Haugh, Secretary, Eugene Hoffman, Vice President, Robert Thais, Reporter. Middle Row: Paul Lowery, Blake Fruth, Duane French, Robert Miller, Firmin Gosche, Duane Fruth, Duane Morris, Bernard Bouillon, Iack Smith, Eugene Walliser, Melvin Steinmelz. Top Row: Richard DeWald, Iohn Hoover, Donald Engeman, Donald Stultz, William Feasel, Donavon Cop- pus, Richard Haugh, La Verne Reinhard, lock Maugh, Donald Kline, Kenneth Shoemaker. ln Circle: Lewis 1-laugh, Anthony Tiell, Mr. Kemper, These two boys represented our F.F.A. at the National Convention held at Kansas City, in October, 1947. LATIN CLUB The H-L Latin Club is composed ol pupils ot Latin I and Latin ll. This year there were sixteen enthusiastic members with Virginia Kelbley as president, Robert Cool, vice president, Mary A. Hottman, secretary, Helen Hoover, treasurer, and lim Souder, as reporter. A number ol social allairs were enioyed, a hayride and Christmas party, The club is expecting lo visit Greenwich Village, Detroit either this summer or early next tall, Y-TEENS Seated: leanne Wyans, Mary A. Creeger, Mary Kinn, Secretary: Donna I. Warns, Treasurer, Pat Ruble, President, Donna 1. Grieves, Vice Presi- denty Marjorie Burns, Delilah Fruth. Middle Row: Irene Cassidy, Mary A. Hallman, Doris Hul- clerman, Marjorie Rein- del, Dorothy Creeger. Nancy Grieves, Miss Neligh, loan Gurney, Donna I. Lawless, Phyl- iss Burns, Dorothy Mil- ler, lean Bawerman. Top Rowz Ioella Bouillon, Vir- ginia Kelbley, Cordelia Sheeter, Barbara Goshe, Ioanne Repp, lrma Kinn, lane Painter, Martha Sager. Forty-tour Sitting: lay Rainey lim Sauder, Mary Ann Hallman Virginia Kelbley Helen Hoover Bobby Cool Allen Smith Standing: David McKay Arlen Brubaker Arly Keel Martha Sager, Dorothy Creeger Charlotte Siegle Ioanne Repp Gloria Pember Nancy Grieves Danna lean Grieves Miss Neligh Sitting: Mary Alice Creeger Fred Scaiie, Eugene Brickner Helen Hoover Donna lean Lawless Standing: Mary Kirin Donna Warns Mr. Bigham Mary Brickner lrene Brickner HONOR SOCIETY r The membership ol the Honor Society is composed oi students having a B average or above, consisting ol all lunior and Senior Scholars. Being a member al this organization automatically makes you a member ol the County Honor Society, which in tum is composed ol all honor societies ol Seneca County Cen- tralized High Schools, Otiicers are elected lrom the students belonging to the society and they carry on the meetings. The county meetings are held twice each semester in which aducational and recreational programs are enjoyed. It is considered a great honor to be a member, This enables you to associate with the top students ot other high schools, to learn their views on dillerent subjects, and to observe the various reactions as these dillerent schools come in contact with one another. FORENSIC CLUB Sitting: lay Rainey Charlotte Siegle Donna Warns Mary Kinn lrma Kinn Virginia Kelbley Standing: Arlen Brubaker Eugene Hoover lack Smith Allan Smith Forty-ltvs Morris Wonder, Carl Abbott, Robert Hammer, Gerald Reinhart, Kenneth Shaferly, Paul Shaferly, Ralph Hoover, Ir., Homer Kelbley. lack Lynch, Harold Scherger, Richard Smith, Harrold Ryman, Carlton Miller, Ralph Stacy, Lowell Peters. VETERANS Under the direction of Ralph Stacy, the Veterans met at various times to be taught newer principles of farming and different ways of doing things that are found to be both complicated and time-wasting, Through the association with each other we became acquainted with many different forms of farming. of repairing form implements, and methods of doing different things. We feel that the time spent in studying and attending this course will prove to be a great help to us in the future, Forty-six HOPEWELL-LOUDON SHORT COURSE The Hopewell-Loudon Short Course ot 1947-1948 met every Wednesday night during the early part ot the season and every Monday night the latter part ot the season. The course started December 17, 1947, and ended March 22, 1948. Altogether there were 13 sessions, The course dealt with the overall problem ot Soils Management in Hopewell and Loudon townships, although one session was devoted to saving feed in '48 and one to Agriculture Outlook in '48, An average attendance oi 23.2 consisted of both young and adult farmers since there were not enough nights in the week for separate courses, Veterans also attended and received credit in their veterans training program, Probably the most outstanding result ot the course was the starting of a movement in Hopewell and Loudon townships for a Soil Conservation District in Seneca County. A district soil conservationalist from Findlay, Mr. Bradetute, was present at one session and explained the Soil Conservation District. Byron Gamble, County Agricultural Extension Agent, was present at one session for a discussion ot Saving Feed in 1948. The remainder of the course dealt with problems of maintaining soil productivity balance, rotationsg efficient use of lime, iertilzers and manureg securing grass seedingsg developing a pasture program and others. Seated: Gerald Fteinhart, Victor Ward, La Verne Wertz, Iohn Kemper, instructor, Earl Krupp, David Cramer, Paul Siebenaller, Wendell Wertz. Second Row: Byron Gamble, County Agent, Gerard Brickner, Robert Hammer, Howard Kime, William Nickle, Harris Weller, Daniel King, Ralph Stacy, Veterans Instructor. Third Row: Evan Wertz, lack Lynch, Paul Beckhusen, Lowell Peters, Iohn Hunker, Ralph Hoover, Ir., Richard Breidenbach, Willard Dewald. Top Row: Kenneth Walters, Walter Knepper, Carlysle Walters, Milton Siebenaller, I. A. Bouillon, Carl King, Wilet Sours. Forty--seven Q, X W- .. ,M 1 ,,g ,Wu wp ww ui? w r ?7'.9f ui iw gk:- .f . 4 'Y : ,Eff 4 , , - Q, , 1 , V : ,. E.9 5du, A, fl V' l ' v 1' W iff, , ' ., wr pf' ' My , 1' ' ,. . . 1. 1: ,, Q +5 ff IJ 5 W' me a 4 5 1 X .. A., 1 . 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Frazer littenger, Rainey, Ronald King, Dean Border, lletta Feindel, Duane Paul Dewald, Ice Hoover, Michel Comer, Larry Hoover, W Nancy Shiley, Duane Hotlman, Third Row: nald Kline, Bruce Eberly, Arlen Lowery, George Smith, Fred Scalfe. Do ard Frankart, Edw an, Herman Kreais, em Ioan Gurney, Donald Eng Roma Reinhard, Donna lean Lawless, Esther Brickner, Iimmy Good, Anthony Tiell, Robert Theis, Blanche Brickner, Kathleen Fox, Fourth How: Arthur King, Robert lardine. N BAND III? L EII.L IJE PI DRUM MAIORETTES za O :Cu 125 Ut .E -..s4 0 2 an L. U 'U CI U E U1 VI ID U U : U1 bw .. ll! P o -o 8 r: GJ .. U2 E. Vi U J: -o C o CCI forward to an entertaining and enjoyable summer. e of the social LIS mber of a band beca CIII19 be great to is ll otuse of the traveling that is and also bec make ntacts you CO with it. n nected CO much hard tx '6 I-4 41 .Q E GJ E o GJ ,Q o .. t. WD fo .. o r: .H sl cn v an 3 0 IL' 'D II U .Q E VI 02 .Q o U? S E V! F 5 O .C 3- E U E 'U KI Us we gn 25 'EA13 E5 O UQ! 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Second Row: Nancy Shiley, Paul Dewald, Dean Hallman, Larry Hoover, Michael Comer, Robert Pachelho- ler, Timothy Marshall, Iolm Creeger, Paul Reinbolt, Regina King, Thomas King, Donald Wingert, Francis Siebenaller, Robert Burt. 'l' l Future Drum Majorettes op: Barbara Goshe, Dor- othy Creeger, loanne Rapp, Bottom: Audrey Croeger, Icanne Wyans, Blanche Brickner, Ioanne Brick- ner, Carol Ann Stein- metz NOT TOO YOUNG TO BE THINKING ABOUT BAND rmyqhfee HOPEWELL-LOUDON ORCHESTRA First Row: Charlette Siegle, Blanche Brickner, Marilyn Sperow, Mary Ann Hoffman. Duane Fruth. Second Row: Esther Bricluier, Arthur King, Mildred Theis, Frazer Leuck, William Feasel, Donna lean Warns, Doro- thy Creeger, Eugene Hoffman. Third Row: Herman Kreais, Edward Frankart, Donald Kline, Timmy Good, Donna lean Lawless, Robert Theis, An- thony Tiell, Arlen Lowery, Bruce Eberly, Allen Smith, Laura Kreais, Marilyn Walter, Sally Leuck, loanne Repp. There are certain events throughout the year that call for music and a band would be out ot place furnishing this music. So to remedy this we have an orchestra composed of the better play- ers of the band along with several people who play string instruments. During the school year these people meet every Tuesday and Thursday the last period to practice. When an event Comes up in which they can be used, they are prepared to participate. This is cz group that can be tailored in size to fit the needs oi any event. Every year the better singers and musicians of the class B schools of this county get together for cz day to present a program ol music. 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W, J42:q.fy QW 1 H inf .4 .1 ,...,. ag - s. ,EMA 1 , EM-: :Fnff sag., v,,.w,z 1 'ww 5-f ma .Z 31-, 'fs N5 .E is 1,1 A. -- 5.14 .5 5 ,' ww V I V., ,F -1 AX - x .. 5 1-.. 8 Y uf 34 2 A .dv .3 M,- my FX! fx ix 2 15 mu , i1 'Z l , Ai 1 x .Q X A 'Wm , in 2 A vw + g gg .- ' at A an ,B k W, mf x. 3, ..., K we 1 gl fl 1 -1 Y I CALENDAR OF MUSICAL EVENTS AT HOPEWELL-LOUDON DATE EVENT DATE EVENT Sept.14 Garfield Hough Day at Meadowbrook Mar.29 Small Orchestra played for Fostoria Park. Band, Service Clubs. Oct. 29 Halloween Parade in Fostoria, Band. Apr. 2 Community Night, Band. Nov. 3 Halloween Parade in Tittin, Band. Apr. Z Soloists at T. U, Nov. 7 Operetta, Chorus, Orchestra. Apr. 10 State Music Clinic. Nov. 14 Small orchestra at T. U. Apr, 14 County Music Festival, Orchestra and Nov. 25 Iunior Class Play, Orchestra. Chorus' Dec. 22 Christmas Cowling, Chorus- Apr. 17 District Band and Chorus Clinic, Mar. 5 Band Formations at District Basketball May 8 State Bend Clinic' Tournament. May 13 School Masters Banquet, Orchestra. Mar. 6 County Solo Contest at Old Fort. May 14 Senior Class Play, Orchestra. Mar. 2U District Solo Contest at Elyria. May 16 Chorus sang for Baccalaureate. May 20 Chorus and Orchestra, Commencement. Fifty-eight l .wk -f v ,x-fe. H il 3 ,.. -no, 5 ' A 5 f I QQ.. 'K ' Y -A ' A .L 353. 5- 23 L ff ' J-Af gf , - 4'- . 8 7 , 2 Su f Si' 3 4 ' 1 I f r fi 1 xx, ' :A . . A ' , Q .,., ww rat N-.Rf JI? Sixty Standing: David McKay, Edward Frankort, Ronald Colvin, Robert Cool. lerry Marshall, Coach Earl Adams. Kneeling: LaVerne Reinhard, Eugene Hoffman, Leo Smith, Don Coppus. Paul Comer, COACH AND CAPTAIN VARSITY The Chieftains' cheers were heard on many a night during the past basket- ball season as our lighting tive en- gaged their toes and fought for the glory of old H. L. With the cheerleaders leading the fans in cheering our team didn't con- cede the game till the last whistle. One interesting and outstanding feature of this season has been the way the com- munity and students have stayed be- hind the team no matter what hap- pened. Standing: Iay Rainey, Bruce Eberly. Donald Kline, Robert Cool, Curtis Wyans, Edward Frankarl. Ronald Colvin, Gerald Shumway, Robert Theis, Duane Norris, Eugene Mar- gral, Donald Engeman, Coach Adams. Kneeling: Richard I-laugh, Melvin Steinmetz. RESERVES MANAGERS The team tried to lake their victors ies and deleats with equal smiles even though at times it was dillicult. , All in all, we had a good season cmd hope that next year it will be even better, Many players from this season will be back lor a couple of years and we hope they keep on with their line playing on the future teams of H. L. Sixty-ons 55 1 ff. Q ggi 35 . ..g .1,:E ,gp - :1 wx :sl 4- 45 -1' 5 ff I E' R 5:5 JJ! M M FRESHMAN SQUAD l Slxly-lour Top: Melvin Sleinmetz, Allan Smith, Ice I-lulderman, Gerald Shumway, Donald Engeman Bruce Eberly. Bottom: Curiis Wyans, Edward Frank-url, Coach Adams, Eugene Mar- graf, Dickie Dewald. IUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Left to right: Dean Berrier. Robert Poe, loel Omlor, Thomas Marshall, Sammy Kiesel, Iimmy Coppus, lohn Dundore, Mr. Konlzl Wayne Brickner. ,,.,...mf 55,51 Q -.. - 1-- 1, N 2,11 .. , ' A ali Q .l,-- L vwbfz? Sixty-six Tap: Fred Scoile, Leo Smith, Eugene Hoover, Robert Theis, William Feasel. Bottom: lerry Marshall, lock Smith, Robert Cool TRACK Without the cheers from the gal- lery, these boys go out on their in- dividual own and fight for the pre- dominance of H. L. This sport does not require the teamwork that other sports do. However, there is a cer- tain code of distinction between men of the track and field that can- not be found elsewhere. When you have finished an event you have exerted yourself to the extent ol almost dropping in your tracks. i t Standing: Wiliam Fedsel, Icxck Smith, Couch Adams, Leo Smith, Ducme Norris. Kneeling: Fred Scdife, Robert Iardine, Bernard Eouillon, Robert Cool, If you finished with cx first or sec- ond pldce in the event you have on inward feeling of glory that con- not be equuled, but if you finished near the end of the event you have cz sick feeling that requires time to leave your body. So our huts are off to these boys who are willing to enter the various track and field events and give their best cxgcxinst the best. MANAGERS l Sixty-seven h mfg., ,gg :N .. . ina Qi!! 1 X rm. Szgvagng PGW1 Eliififi' f,.3.2,,m: ,::-' b fi kfzigf . Jw . Eixf -::ss:aik,1f141p, .z. NW ,fm-H -- may typ., M L- v 0, if 1 , S mm v -x-M4 'M 4 .,-..:'n!L'.f .fi ,. W5 V rf' f A53-7I1i???1 ,312 43556 CHEERLEADERS Nov 21 Nov. 26 Dec. 3 Dec. 5 Dec. 12 Dec. 13 Dec 19 Dec 30 Ion. 2 Apr, 7 Apr. 13 Apr. Z9 Lei! to right: Barbara Berrler. Donna Iecxn Warns, Mary Siebenaller, Nancy Grleves. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Icckson-Liberty There lan. Culvert There Old Fort Here lan. 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Ohio and Grandbridge. Illinois GENUINE PFISTER The Choice of Thousands of Farmers for Yield Performance Qualiiy Local Representative-DANIEL D. KING Tiffin. Ohio. R. 5 Phone 265. Bascom E 5 is 5 5 5 is E is 2 E is is S 5 s ,F ,-1 ,s E 3 1 inns-My Ss ty L ghty RINEHART IONES, INC. Cor. Melmore and Ieiferson St. Phone 924 Tiiiin. Ohio CARS dfbyegi TRUCKS THE UNIVERSAL CAR SALES -- SERVICE Complete Service for all Makes SEISLOVE CONCRETE BURIAL VAULT SERVICE Manufacturers of Concrete Asphalt Lined Burial Vaults Septic Tanks Ralph P. Seislove Phone 3116. Tiffin. Ohio GEORGE GRIMES RED AND WHITE STORE Groceries and Meats Buscom Phone 15 Ohio General Insurance and Bond Insurance REED INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE ADVISORS Notary Public Phone 2251 113 West Center Street F ostoriu, Ohio www .Huw-I xmwmmmwww Nwmmw-Awcamnx me-wmmxwmwmm-ww-cvm-tummmwmm-Amnvm-NA-wmvvrm-hmm-A-mn ' xxmmAwwvmamvmmmmAwxumwlv mwMww.vmMymNwvNu5yANwwMMMMg4MM 3amAkXx.xMxxxsaAzRLvxxMv.xxNaA-xxwNAr5oJsAa1 mmmwmuuwwmavukwxnuamxxyzwnwxomnxmMMwmMmwvxxxmmmm1MmwmMmA --e.u.1m4.nz.m.wwyxwu.xm:.x E 2 LUMBER-MILLWORK-ROOFING The Louis O'Conne11 Co. 1 Phone 17 Tiiiin. Ohio Ready Mix Concrete - Builders Supplies X A 5 4 E Q 5 l E 1 Compliments of Magers Lumber Co. ' Phone 24 Tiffin. Ohio lg 3 h 15,35-53,-Q-Q-ww:-.-Q-feiem vwfx wxxmxxxifxxx 53,51-iigwzqggnggggyjii-.iil xxxxax 'Q xxxw - 5' uylimmkuvwxummmmmfxg-m,m35gy5lggmygig E ghty F ua.mxnuuwunummmmmawwwwwuuwmumxyxuxvuxnmwmwuwummmumwwwwuanww.Mmmu y Tiffin Ehy XXYKYK Compliments of W. F. CREEGER AND SON phone 927 IOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Ohio THE MENNEL MILLING CO. FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN Fostoria. Ohio Compliments of TIFFIN IEWELRY STORE 111 South Washington Street Titiin's Headquarters for Fine Iewetry Compliments of PETER CLOTHING STORE FOSTORIAS FINEST MEN'S STORE 210 South Main Street Fostoria. Ohio A-5 Wtwuzsovv-iv:-cwzwvc-wiwwmwwiixmwwuxnvwoqggwtmxmwocummmwwzwf-2 wmxmnu-X ' gymxmmwgm ucxxwmnxwccywuxwu-,H vtmmuxw, nqLuy.vmymMuuxMv.vmuxnwmxAmnMMMu www i E r t Shultz Motor Sales 390 W. Market St.. Tiffin. Ohio Phone 34 WILLYS IEEPS Alumct Craft Boots, Ccxrs and Trucks, Scott-Atwater Motors International Motor Trucks Sales and Service WRECKER SERVICE - GENERAL REPAIRING Gus and Oils Compliments of Williams Jewelry Store 177 South Washington St. Phone 2937 Tiffin. Ohio s E ti E E 2 is 2 E 3 2 vsvwswuuxwx xxxxxxxxxvovwwnvvwxxxxxmxxxx mWw E qhty th E gl-.ny 1 qwvaxxtxxxnsx unxmxynxsxxswvw-.wxsumXwaninLWi-wutmummysw.xwxywmuwxwxxmxnssyxxyw wana-yvwws.i.svw Compliments of SHUMWAY'S FLORAL CO. For Graduation and Weddings Potted Plants and Cut Flowers for Sick Room and Anniversary Funeral Designs and Flowers Telegraphed Tiffin 23 S. Washington St. Ohio Compliments of THE COMMERCIAL BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Fostoria, Ohio THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE Member of Federal Reserve System V Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of SALLY ANN BAKERY Tiffin Phone 753 Ohio SWIFT AND COMPANY SOYBEAN PLANT Fostoria Ohio mvmxx-wvwvwwvsmwnwwmwuvmwvvvnxmwxxuxxwwmvvxwvwwwvmwwtvs-xxxwwumwvvm-m-cw-vzvx-mxxxxxvm-svmmxvvvwvwm s 'E 5 5 Complimenis of Overholtz Service COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE REPAIR 2 5 Gucxrcmieed Workmcmship State Route 224 The Ranch. New Riegel Phone S Tiffin Farmers Co-operative, Inc. GRAIN - FEEDS - SEEDS - FARM SUPPLIES Phone 32 Phone 42 Tiffin. Ohio Bloomville. Ohio xvmavuxvswvnxxwwwxmomggnnmvwwmwwxwwwxxmwvnwmxummmigi,-.-.-.whwxxxxwvxxxxx xxvwrvmvwv:-cu Eighty I Eighty-:lx E 3 s 2, gn. x.w55gpuu:cxuusulu - uenmxmxwgnyuuux Compliments of Miller Bros. REGISTERED IEWELER American Gem Society 62 E. Perry St. Tiffin Ohio vwew.-.AMC mgvbsxvvtua.wwWr.wwuuiMyg.v.vmMxv.AwwxMM,wi No Rent Means Low Overhead Low Overhead Means Low Prices Carr's We Sell For Less-No Rent to Pay Fostorids Oldest Store I-'osloria Ohio Buckeye Auto Parts Compliments of Gi1liG MACHINE SHOP SERVICE ELECTRIC STORE Fostoria Tiliin Fostoria Ohio Streacker Tractor Sales Compliments of FORD FARMING HEADQUARTERS The Authorized Dealer Phone 478 Tiffin Ohio Sportsman's Shop Fostoria. Ohio aus s. Main sz. Phone 4850 Stroman Implement Co. FARM IMPLEMI-:NTS and HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Willis I. Hakes Inc. Established in 1909 SALES :St SERVICE F,,s,,,.i,, ohio CARS AND TRUCKS E We Service All Makes of Cars E Phone 3493 Fostoria. Ohio 5 QX KVWNWXVWNV. KV?MMNRKXRMWXRNNMKRRNXWXWNKN lRNKXXRNWWKXvXQ J I If 'e ,c .f -1 ? lgsnsw.mmwvw wsmwrwmekmmmmmmsmaoammwnuvwuutum.m.nxMAw.v.nuuxmw.uvxvwo.wwtRRmwwtwsE We are Proud to Live as Neighbors to Such an Efficient and Progressive S Educational Institution as E HOPEWELI..-LOUDON HIGH SCHOOL 2 Congratulations and Best Wishes to All ot You and Especially to the Senior Class ot l947-48 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FOSTORIA 2 N Member Federal Reserve System I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' IOE MULLER'S ALLSPORTS SHOP 15 SPORTING GOODS AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT - 5 206 S. Washington Street I Tiliin Ohio If? 2 3 5 2 5 Compliments of HOOVER'S SOHIO GARAGE E DEPENDABLE SERVICE THAT WILL MAKE YOUR CAR BEHAVE E Complete Auto Repairing Lubrication, Gas, Oil and Tires E Bcxscom. Ohio Phone I-L Q E2 C KUHN BROTHERS' MARKET GROCERIES MEATS Custom Butchering E A WE BUY LIVESTOCK E gg Fostoria-Twin Road Phone zuau 5 3' E 5: 5 5nAx33:x.x'x3X'SxxxxXX'SAx'31'A'A iXniXnXhXi X1LiiSYSE'.'A'iX'i'iiiiL'x1X3'5.'n1Xm'5?SYS'X'YYK'YS'h'Yii'i'i'S'Sn2x Eighty Compliments of HARRY L. STULTZ, CLYDE STACY CLARENCE I. SMELTZ Seneca County Commissioners , ,WAMMMMMMMAWMA,-,g,g.gr-,5.vwt,MwW,,yy,,.MNnM4M,Mm1MMmMmwuMAMm,M,wt,5MutmnMvavavvwmwr wsswwywourvbahmm Decker's Second Hand Store 119 E. Center St. Phone 4687 Fostoria Ohio Compliments ol The East North Street Harrold Funeral Home ,n ,L is v.-r Y Lumber CQ, FUNERAL DIRECTOR E 5 JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS 301 West Tiffin Street Tmclor Repair Shop Phone 711 Fostoria, Ohio , Fostoria Ohio Phone 759 ' Bulova, Elgin, Gruen Watches Hummel Motor sales N d lt. 1 an Inc. E NATIONALLY ADVERTISED IEWELRY gi Leather Goods-Rings-Diamonds PONTIAC' CADILLAC- GMC TRUCKS Gi Twenty-four Hour Wrecking Service Chapmanls Phone 3116 Fostoria. 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