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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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I -' I- M , ' I I -I 1 I ' 'i 'I,:3g5I-I 5,5--gI,g'-sa A I-I V II ., 'QI ,fra-I i ?I9Qgs'3w'1iff--j,,,I'7, I II- AA A fx , J I7fY'i5k'i IL WSI WMS Y - 'I i I- f ,Qf'., ' 'f,..11'i,s--f I I- , A I.II3lI'k9i5l2ifELITIZLQ . -I ' 5325 5 X2 I,7Rf Zji: -- ,I -I-NWI'-- Y'i ' I ,.4'?' V jgz-IILQ 1j,',f',i ' , I jg-I-f-I . ,?I,-.c-I.II- , I If-gf-I 'QI-Q33 f! A 1kf9 Inf' ' - - wi- I .1 - lg. J I-714' -1 iiiy-?z:,s,'35.'Ir'f:1I2'3a,i!'ig I K' K' 'f,,fifLig4Lsg,f.. If' V' ff- ' ' xgidlnif ULVL6! QTL? Of 1952-1953 Jw4,,Wff.ozzMf0,, 3400! published by Senior Class Ezbechcafeal fo Me memory of our ofeceadecf cfawmafe John Amr? QDLVLJOPE C1934-19515 .jJ0!WfLilfLif5fIf'0Lfi0IfL lyagw 3150 I0 1 Egiwiwii s 3 is 655 f s Q ARTHUR W. JONES Superintendent It is a pleasure to compliment the members of the Hopewell-Loudon Senior Class of 1953 for their fine co-operation and contributions for preparing this annual and for the many school activities in which ,they have participated. Scholastically this class ranks high. In athletics, music, and dramatics it is at the top. Every member of our school staff feels an important personal responsibility as a guide and counselor in assisting pupils to achieve competence in dealing with moral issues and in developing an adequate philosophy of life. We are proud of them and it is the sincere wish of all your teach- ers that your achievements will continue long after you have entered into the school of life. BERTON D. BIGI-IAM Principal I congratulate you on reaching this mile- stone of your life. To some of you it means the end of your formal education. But to all of you it should be the beginning of a new experience of usefullness and responsibil- ity. It is our desire that the training and in- struction you received at Hopewell- Loudon will make life more interesting and meaningful to you. We hope that you as adults will support and Work for those spiritual and material things that will make your community and this nation a better place in which to live. Mara! of gyncafion Standing : Seated: CPictured on page threeb Paul E. Pember Samuel Martin Wendell J. Wertz Harry L. Eberly Arthur W. J' ones Frank E. Wade Ward A. Creeger Robert A. Brendle President Vice President MRS. ALMA REISS Bowling Green University Grade 1 MRS. EVELYN ZEPERNICK MRS. PAULINE FRUTH Bowling Green University Bowling Green University Grade 2 Grade 3 gm 8 ASQAOOZ .ZQCAQP5 MRS- URPHIA DSWALD MRS. HELEN BAKER MRS. ALICE KRETSINGER BOW1i11g GTCGH U1'1iV9TSity Heidelberg College Bowling Green University Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 MISS LOUISE BEAM Heidelberg College Latin MRS. LILLIAN KELBLEY Tiffin University Commercial Subjects BURTON GOETZ Heidelberg College Vocal and Instrumental Music J. E. ADAMS Heidelberg -College History, Driving Course I r i MRS. MARY BENDER Muskingum College Home Economics FLOREN V. JAMES Ohio State University Agriculture V LSZAOOK Q66 QP!! T. H. COOLIDGE Mt. Union College English, Physical Education MRS. PAULINE WILSON Bowling Green University English, Girls' Physical Education ROBERT COLLINS Bowling Green University Science and Mathematics Caglferia MRS. ANNA MRS. ETHEL MRS. RUTH WALTERS GREAR OMLOR The pupils of Hopewell-Loudon School Wish to express their apprecia- tion for the good meals served by the cafeteria staff every day of the school year. It is healthful for children to eat a warm and balanced meal every day. The children can depend upon the cafeteria staff for food that is good and nourishing. BERNARD AND The HOWARD dependable TIELL helpers Milton Siebenaller Carl Depinet Willard DeWald Paul Pember Richard Shiley Wilbur McQuistion Howard Rainey 6fL5f0Ji0L1f1,5 Clarence Shumaker Earl Conrad gm EVLUQV6 QWLOV5 fgagw Ili 24 54155 .Mdfory One bright September morning in 1941, the First Grade met in room 113 to begin twelve years of education and friendship. In 1945 and 1946 many of the members of the class began taking les- sons on musical instruments to qualify for membership in the band and orchestra. In 1949 our basketball team was recognized as being the Junior-High Champs. We were progressing as a class into better students and were better qualified to take on the tasks of High School. Our first year of high school was a whole new routine for us. We elect- ed class officers for the first time. They were as follows: President, George Smithg- Vice President, Nancy Covert, Secretary, Rosetta Bricknerg Trea- surer, Donna Jean Meisner. As- our class motto, we chose, Today Decides Tomorrow. We chose red and white as our class colors, and the Ameri- can Beauty Rose as our class flower. Also, many of the students joined different clubs and became interested in athletics and music. The main event of the year was our Freshman- Sophomore Prom. As Sophomores, we elected the following class officers: President, Rosetta Bricknerg Vice-President, Arlene Bricknerg Secretary, Catherine Smith, Treasurer, Merle Amlin. Again in 1951 the big event was the Freshman-Sophomore Prom. Our Junior year was chucked full of projects and excitement. As one project we published the Scarlet Banner, and for excitment we presented the Junior Class Play, The Darling Bratsf' Of all our excitement we en- joyed most the J unior-Senior Prom held in Tiffin on May Third, 1952. Our class officers for the Junior year were: President, George Smith, Vice President, Joel Omlorg Secretary, Donna Jean Meisner, Treasurer, Betty Zeller. Now that we are Seniors, we look back and can feel proud of all we have contributed to the school's history. We feel this book will also be a part of Hopewell-Loudon's great history. We will long remember our last prom, the Junior-Senior Prom held in Fostoria on April Twenty-fifth, 1953. Now that we are adults and are to go into the world for ourselves, we are sure we will be able to contribute to the world as much as we have to the history of Hopewell-Loudon School. BETTY ZELLER BZondie,, Gee Whiz JOHN STEYER Johnny By Gollyu emfom ARTHUR KING CCATt9J uUgh!7 CAROL RINEBOLD Herkimer Holy Cow 11... CATHERINE SMITH Katie Get Lost JOE SHUMWAY HJ. D. Don't Know Do You? CALM 0 JOEL OMLOR ffcho-Cho Is That Right AUDREY CREEGER Trigger Okey Doke ROSETTA BRICKNER Rosie Cats BURTON DALE BRUBAKER DaZe,' George 793 GEORGE SMITH EKG. Cm!! That's The Old Fight DONNA JEAN MEISNER fFChilppy3J Hoh Boy!! NANCY COVERT Sapphire Holy Cow FRANCIS BRICKNER fCKuk3J 'Sleepers Creepers HLZM 0 DONALD HULDERMAN KFDOHJQ Don't Bother Me RUTH ANN KING Ruthie Oh Gee CAROLYN STEINMETZ Annie Oh Gosh MERLE AMLIN fKMOTt3J Go Fly a Duck S. 1 f 953 WAYNE HOOVER c:Andy:: That's What She Said LOUISE KEEFE Louie Darn It MARILYN DILLON HRedJ, 'fob No BERNARD TIELL Charlie Jezabe1 eniom RICHARD PAINTER crDick:: Oh Hepk ARLENE BRICKNER Beezie Oh Shut Up MARILYN COMER JGAN BRICKNER Shorty Barney Oh Brother I l1ke fnends and classmates have spent together come to a close We Wlsh to thank the teachers who have done so much to make these years a success It 1S our hope that thelr dedlcatlon to the teachmg professlon w1ll be reflected 1n the attamment of our future pos1t1ons 1n SOC16ty CC 33 if 93 fl X ,I ff ' ,Q We Seniors of 1953 are sorry to see these twelve years, that We as , . . ,ix 2 I l ' A W ' 1' ' ' 5 W' ' ,F LL-x' , . -me Q - - u SQL ic? 'fr ay 1 I I--F , A W ' ,. 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A -fe - 'Y .W 'KSWSQQQY 'fft1i.,:g:.: -f U ,. . f ' AJ V i Fe' 1'2 Q 'fi ' , - f 9'7' 1' f .s ' W? - r f' f ,f ' ' W. , Wa., V napa iq., ,uf ,C I M ,L , nu , . 1 ' ' f5:'4:1:'J' ' fjjm-je , ,jg ,, . n m QT: 2 Q1 'Gif . fe fc .1f:4:f- L , 1 .f' Miaf?-fzgf-K-+f'E'f?'ff' 5, 1 . , 5 .W 'g3'v!Z '7 . er e f B. f '33 wi' is as Wigs , x , , , Q' 4+ af 7 , .Aa , X 52, l ' 2 ss XM Bernard Tiell We haven't changed much, have we? Betty Marilyn Zeller Dillon Joe Carol Ruth Ann Wayne Shumway Rinebold King Hoover John Steyer We Seniors have come a long way since these times. Arthur Carolyn Donna Jean King Steinrnetz Meisner 20 E : xi r af-fM 4 .j. i'. ein, 1 A L M M Qi? . 1:-1 14 35 . , 5 new C, ,A Joel Audrey Rosetta Merle Arlene Omlor . Creeger Brickrier Amlin Brickner 7953 C70-L44 I. Merle Amlin, will my ability to graduate to Richard Smith. I, Arlene Brickner, will my bashfulness around boys to Patty Gaster, and my place in Honor Society to the neXt lucky person fortunate enough to qualify. I, Francis Brickner, being of sound mind and body will my ability to sing like Johnny Ray to Robert Burt, and my height to Joe Hoover. I, Joan Brickner, will my ability to chew gum without getting caught to my sister, Marilyn, and sewing and cooking ability to my Home Ec. teacher, Mrs. Bender. I, Rosetta Brickner, will my cheerleading ability to Patty Gaster, and my place in Honor Society to Marlyn Fruth. I. B. D. Brubaker, will my initials to anyone who needs an excuse. I, Marilyn Comer, will my ability to stay away from boys to Nancy Shiley. I, Nancy Covert, will my job as accompanist to Willetta Burt, and my speed in typing to the boys of 54 who were in my typing class. I, Audrey Creeger, will my leadership of the band to Kent Amlin, and my likeness to stay home to my sister. I, Marilyn Dillon, will my ability to yell at the basketball games to my sister, Janice. I, Wayne Hoover, will my ability to get along with girls to Bob Burt. I, Don Hulderman, will my ability to keep late hours to anyone who wants it, and my Algebra book to Alvin Shumaker. I, Louise Keefe, will my shyness to Carol Creeger. I, Art King, will my ability to play the violin to Mr. James, and my ability to play the bass drum to Robert Steinhour. I, Ruth Ann King, will my presidency in Honor Society to Mary Kelbley, but will keep my interest in Heidelberg. I, Donna Jean Meisner, will my place in high school to my brother, John. I, Joel Omlor, will my trombone to my brother, Jerry, my baritone voice to Bob Burt, and will keep my basketball ability for future use. I, Richard Painter, will my curly hair to Harold Pember, but will keep my interest in Dayton. I, Carol Rinebold, will my ability to talk in study hall without being caught, to Truline Fruth. I, Joe Shumway, will my driving ability to Marlyn Fruth, and my ability to get along with girls to anyone who needs it. I, Catherine Smith, will my inability to agree with Mr. Bigham to Bob Burt, and my treasurer's books to the next unlucky candidate. I, George Smith, will my little ability in anything to anybody who has a lot of ability in something or nothing. A I, Carolyn Steinmetz, will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Donna McCrary. I, John Steyer, will my singing ability to Joe Hoover, and my ability to stay out of trouble in Ag. to Duane King, but will keep my interest in Attica. I, Bernard Tiell, will my ability to go to sleep in Government class to anyone who can get away with it, and my dish washing skill to my brother. I, Betty Zeller, will my presidency in the F. H. A. to Marilyn Brickner. ' ,ggnior .SjfwLlo4A0LLA W l I 22 7277, 7 I enior 3Lap5A0f5 f 953 Cfbldri M010 ec? Time: 1963 I, Rosetta Brickner, as the star reporter of the NEW YORK TIMES, have been searching for an exclusive that will get America to take notice that we reporters are on the ball'l. One afternoon while there was a lull in the office Work, I turned the radio on just in time to hear a news flash. It was about the disturbance in Bascom, Ohio. It seems that there are two quack scientists who are building a space ship to the moon. I was astonished to hear the names of the quacks to be George Smith and Dale Brubaker, two former classmates of mine. Immediately I boarded a plane for Bascom. I believed this to be the story of the year. I insisted that I go along on this adventure. George informed me that there would be a need for a party of about thirteen. Since the departure was to be within two weeks, I began to seek these for the party. My iirst thought was for my classmates. I knew that all of them wouldn't be able to go, but I was going to give it a try. I looked up Arlene Brickner, who I found to be a private secretary for the Seneca Mutual Bachelors Society in Bascom. She informed me that she couldnit break away because business was going strong. As I was leaving I met Catherine Smith entering. I couldn't Hgure the connection, but after I explained my purpose, she was very enthused about the idea of going along. As I was crossing the street, I just missed being struck by a hot rod driver, An alert cop stopped the speeder and asked if I cared to prefer charges. I was amazed to see that the cop was Don Hulder- man, and the hot rod driver was John Steyer. John told me he had set the national speed record of 528.2 m.p.h at the Indianapolis Speedway in 1962. They both decided it would be very interesting to visit the moon. It was lunch time andAI stopped at Madame Creeger's Tea Room. There Audrey told me that she had owned and operated this tea room for the last four years. She had her own business and couldn't possibly go with us to the moon. We had a pleasant chat, and she told me that Carolyn Steinmetz and Betty Zeller were both County Home Demonstrators. I know they must enjoy their work. I took a taxi to the railroad station and when I paid my fare I recognized the driver to be Bernard Tiell. He told me he owned the Tiell Taxi Service in Bascom. I asked him if he knew where Arthur King and Richard Painter were residing. He said Arthur was a prominent farmer in Berwick and Richard has his own watch repair shop in Tiffin. I later called them and they said that they were sorry they had to miss this exciting trip, but due to their jobs it was impossible to leave for that period of time. While on the train, a pleasant voice asked if I cared for a piece of candy. I turned around, and in the seat behind me were Carol Rinebold and Marilyn -Comer. They told me they were selling furs for the Marshall Fields Co. in Chicago. Carol suggested I call Donna Jean Meisner and Marilyn Dillon. They are both graduate nurses at the Flower Hospital in Toledo. I did so because I believe they will be necessary on the trip. To obtain their release from the hospital I went to see the Superintendent. In the corridor I met Wayne Hoover, who had been a doctor for three years. As we talked, I asked him about Merle Amlin. He informed me that Merle had worked himself up to the position of Vice President to the Vice President of the Bell Telephone Co. in New York. Joel Omlor, he stated is now coach of the National Sharpshooters basketball squad. Wayne said that all three of them wouldn't miss the event of going to the moon for anything. While walking on Superior Avenue I noticed a sign on one of the buildings. It read: Nancy's Be-Bop Studio. This interested me so I went up the stairs, and there was Nancy Covert. She told me she had her own studio and was doing well for herself. She said she was sorry she couldn't come along with us to the moon, but she had to devote all her time to her studio and her three children. I asked Nancy if she ever saw anything of Louise Keefe. She informed me that Louise has been a Nun in the Order of Notre Dame in Toledo for the past four years. I was pleased to hear that a member of my class devoted her life to the religious state. I took a cab to my hotel, and on the way I noticed a very modern building with the name: Francis Brickner's Timber Acreage . I was' i'nterested in finding out if this was the same Francis, who in high-school, kidded all the girls. It was. He had one of the largest Tinker Toy factories in the state of Ohio. He was very excited in the idea of the trip to the moon, because he thought he would get a chance to introduce his product to the people on the moon. I told Francis I hadn't heard anything about Joe Shumway as of yet. He informed me, that in J oe's last letter, Joe had just received another promotion in the U. S. Navy. I had gotten in touch with everyone except Ruth Ann King and Joan Brickner. Since I had written up the stories of their weddings, I knew that they had their lives fairly well planned as to the future. This has been the most thrilling interview I have ever had, and I am sure that after I write this exclusive, the class of 1953 will long be remembered as the most adventurous and outstanding in the history of Hopewell-Loudon School. ,W gif? Q Vw' Q, 7 4 gp 'iff lm f: ,gl lfigfffi Z, if A CBM 85 x'Q!:'5 2 v 1 1 X ? 67935 25 fo 3 L 25 Sixth Row: Richard Curns, Carl Huth, Gerald Ma- thias, Fred Hodges, Joe Welly, Kenneth Hohrnan, and Richard Hossler. Third Row: Pat Brendle, Karen Weller, Carol Stultz, :Em Schreiner, Eddie Schubert, Paul Wise, Brian rno . Fifth Row: Steve Seilheimer, Sharon Kay Perrine, Kenneth Yambert, Roger Scherger, Tim Brickner, Jim Chaney, Dennis Smith. Fourth Row: Eugene Wertz, Robert Arnold, Robert Laird, Kathleen Bintz, Nancy Kuzma, Pete Cantu, Galen King. Mrs. Reiss Second Row: Ronnie Crum, 'Lynn Ecker, Sharon Cramer, Mary Wilson, Anna Elchert, Janice Cool, Delores Psoda. Bottom Row: Martha Depinet, Gloria Adams, Lupe Vera, Diane Sperow, Mary Ann Ruble. aglffft QOL 8 Forty-five children started school this year for the first time, and are now very well adjusted to school routine. We all hope to be here to graduate in the class of 64 . Absent from the picture are Robert Bordner, Janis Price, and Denver Hayes. f 'x 5' l z I 4 W 1 I fi tif-i'G?1Li', gl W1 . . , I , 31 'i' ' ' u 3fi? 'l'fif N' 3 s ,i f ,, LL,. 35 s . l ii- 55 f, :iim2sifi5'i sg:'1is:'1a:5, -g,.s,:.i::k:w:?s,'.,,r,-if:re.f:nn.:ffl.',: !-:- fy hlil: -3,-,,fe-in 21-1- Front Row, left to right: Jacky Nickel, Jimmy Brick- ner, Charles Daughenbaugh, Becky Bigham, Harold Stultz, Kathleen Cool, Nancy Carmen. Second Row: Richard Lauer, Jane Vitt, Robert Brick- ner, Mike Bonham, Alice Scaife, Carolyn Shane, and Barbara Staley. Third Row: Judy Souder, Steve Creeger, Sheila econ Qu, e Our Second Grade of 1952-53 consists of thirty-eight boys and girls. Absent from the picture are Jane Bushong and Leonard Bordner. Scherger, Jean McCormick, Janice Pauff, Jenny Zoeller, Jeanette Curns. . Fourth Row: Gloria Myers, Margaret Feindel, Karen Hoover, Jo Ann Hall, Joan Hohman, Dorothy Walter, and Sharon Daughenbaugh. i Last Row: Dean King, Charles Hohman, Jack Prlce, John Fox, Louis Mathias, Dalton Heck, and Marvin King. A11 of us are very proud to be Second Graders this ' year. We hope to be good citizens of Hopewell-Loudon all the Way through to our Senior year, when We too can l publish an annual for our school. Mrs. Zepernick First Row, left to right: Mary Ann McCormick, Steve Durst, Bonnie Staley. Second Row: Jerry Kelbley, Larry Earl, Brenda Arnold, Beverly Wertz, Judy Dull, Linda Dillon. Third Row: Russel Kreh, Jeanette Kelbley, Jim Fox, Ruth Ellen Yambert, Francis Wilson, Linda Steinhour, Carol Stover, Priscilla Haugh, Dona Woessner. Mrs. Fruth Fourth Row: Tom Krupp, Donna Curns, Bonnie Schreiner, Joan Zoeller, Sue Ann Zoeller, Kathryn Brendle, Diana Cramer, Janet Hawk, Sandra Alley. Fifth Row: Jack Scaife, Merle Reinhart, Pete Mar- shall, Jim Piper, Carl Tiell, Weldon Feindel. Sixth Row: George Hohman, Judy Brendle, Harold Goshe, Richard Fruth. ljhirof Qu e There are 37 boys and girls in our class. This year we have two new subjects. They are geography and hygiene. In arithmetic we have learned to multiply and divide. Most of us are working hard so that we may find out about the new subjects the Fourth Grade has to offer. First Row: Richard Robinson, Fred Ruble, Gary Crawford. Second Row: Thomas Chaney, Robert Nickle, James Kelbley, Lewis Zellers, James Hoover, Glen Feindel. Third Row: Matilda Welly, Frank Young, James Zoeller, Carl Daughenbaugh, Richard Baker, Robert Chaney, Harold Tiell, John Mathias. Fourth Row: Evelyn Hall, Judy Walter, Barbara ,TMA Q-at Q The following boys and girls are taking music: Joan Shane, James Hoover, Kathy Adams, Beverly Webb, Gary Crawford, Judy Miller, Robert Schubert, Judy Wal- ter, Jane Anderson. Dillon, Kathy Adams, Sue Ellen Briclgner, Nancy Hohman, Dian Woessner, Rosie Berr1er, Robert Schubert. Fifth Row: Betty Depinet, Beverly Webb, Mary Ann Earl, Suzanne Breidenbach, Nancy King, Jane Anderson. Sixth Row: Susan Groves, Judy I-Iaughawout, Joyce Arnold, Janet Hall. . Standing: Janet Wingart, Joan Shane, Judy Miller. Mrs. DeWald' First Row: John Hoover, Thomas Scherger, Doris Depinet, Gloria Lowery, William Schlenker, Second Row: David Creeger, Betty Kline, Mike Mc- Cormick, Beverly Creeger, Roger Cramer, Karen Coppus, Doyle Comer. Third Row: Joe Kelbley, Roger Reinhart, Gerry Omlor, Mary Billock, Joan Steinhour, Roger Zeper- nick, Gerald King, Nadine Sperow, James Wise, John Mrs. Baker Park. Fourth Row: Ann King, Janet Krupp, Betty Dundore, Marcia Dull, Shirley Wertz, Penny Grieve, John Hohman, Fifth Row: David Hohman, Dennis Hohman, Pat Clouse, Larry Fruth. Absent: Nancy Bushong. EAA gif, Q We have 34 members in the fifth grade class and we enjoy Working together very much. We are glad to have our picture in the annual. Fwst Row left to 'rzght Dav1d Shane Bernard Hoh man Second Row Nancy Walter Phy1l1s Hoover Donna Burns Joan Dlllon Steve Comer Thwd Row Jane Fox Paul Relnhart Ph1ll1p Sublett Tommy Nesselhauf Fourth Row Robert Goshe Ronald Brendle James Park Robert Scherger Ruth Ann Relnhart Mary Sift QQ Q The Slxth Grade started out Wlth a class of thlrty seven pup1ls th1S year We hope that all of these pup11s graduate Many pup1ls ln our class are takmg mus1c lessons on d1Herent mstruments There are SGVQI pup11s from our class 1n the band Lou Zoeller Velma Droll Judy Br1ckner Tw11a Marshall Alma Goshe Fzfth Row Leo Remhart Larry MCQu1St1OD Norr1s Baker Garry Chaney Loanna Pember Mary Welly Barbara Klng M1l1er Paul Stemrnetz Dw1ght Kmg and Kathleen Huth and Darlene Bordner were absent Mrs Kretsmger Charles Webb, Rayrrfond Wingart, Sammy Shuberti Sigcth Row: Carol Sours, Mrs. Kretsinger, Roger O 8l!8lfL1fA gm 8 We, the Seventh Grade, have had a very enjoy- able year, though at times it was diflicult. First Row: Emil Siegel, John Kelbley. Second Row: Jon Adams, Mike Clouse, Richard King, Gerald Kreh. We are proud to be represented here at H.L.S. by our fifteen band and orchestra members. First Row: Ivan Goshe, James Young, Dennis Channey, Sandra Anderson, Carol Hoffman. Second Row: Duane Hoifman, Dolores Arnold, Betty Steinhour, Virginia Haugh. First Row: Carmen Vera, Rita Schriner, Janice Dillon, Mary Eschenbrenner, Janet Zellers. Second Row: Marjorie Nichols, Ruth Ann Thall- man, Judy Walters, Sara Kelbley. First Row: Judy Frankart, Nancy Dundore, Doris Hoover, Patty Pauff, Beverly Brendle. Second Row: Wilma Droll, Joanne Depinet, Caro- lyn Hoover, Rosemary Brickner. We all play sports, including the girls. Three of the boys play basketball on the Junior High team. First Row: Robert Walters, Johnny Meisner. Second Row: James Shiley, Jerry Arnold, Gene Young, Pat Grieves. participated in many music classes. Back Row: Shirley Hopkins, Paul Hartley, Eugene Hoover. Front Row: Ivan Goshe, Rex Hall, Wayne Griffin, Nanette Marshall. Many of the Eighth Graders have Some in band, orchestra, special trios or quartets, and choirs. Back Row: Bonnie Schroeder, Loretta Smith, Jackie Pachlhofer, Duane Warns. Front Row: Howard Tiell, Janet Souder, Judy Park, Theresa Schriener. Back Row: Larry Earl, Tom Eberly, Eliza- beth Fox, Suzanne Nesselhauf. , Front Row: Marvin Amlin, James Burns, Susan Bushong, Darlene Wertz. CWA Qu 8 All the Eighth Graders have en- joyed events held in the school during the year. Many Went to' skating parties, plays, concerts, dances, and basketball games. We also observed Christmas, Thanksgiving, National Educational Week, and Easter. Back Row: Mick Brickner, Joe Vera, Charles Kiser, Jerry Hulderman. Front Row: Jennie Mae Woes'sner, David Dundore, Lorene King, Holly Creeger. Most of the Eighth Graders like sports. We are all proud of the Eighth Grade Boys that play basketball and we know they will be fine material in i the future. l WMA Qu 6 Front Row: Carol Streng, Hila Price Front Row: Patty Gaster, Carol Creeger, Alice Hoffman, Willeta Burt, Joanne Haugh, Virginia Feindel. Back Row: John Creeger, Tim Mar-N shal1,, Paul DeWald, Richard Scaife, Robert Pachlhofer. ' 'ii l Marilyn Schriner, Donna Steinmetz, Rose Mary Smith, Caroline Vera. Back Row: Paul Dean Rinebold, Robert Scaife, Richard Woess- ner, Larry Souder, Robert Steinhour. 34 The ninth grade class is very well represented in band, orchestra, and chorus. Subjects we are taking are: Latin, Vocational Sports are also a favorite with us since We have several players on the teams. Agriculture, Home Economics, Algebra, Science, and English. Q1 if SPN as 5 Q, ll fi 23 L1 ? Xi s E 5 T Front Row: Gerald Lowery, Richard Dun- dore, Gary Haugh, Truline Fruth, Sue Comer, Alma Breiden- bach. Back Row: Carl Pain- ter, Tommy King, Ber- nard Arnold, Johnny Droll. gront Row: Mary Colvin, Janet Anderson, June iper. Back Row: Richard Lawless, Francis Sieben- glei' Donald Wingart, Robert Dewald, John oc 1e. Our big social event of the year is enter- taining the Freshman Class in April. Front Row: Larry Hoover, Nancy Shiley, Robert Lawless. Back Row: Kent Arnlin, Harold Young, Larry Cobb, William Haugh, Joe Hoover. Front Row:. Cleo McCullough, Regina King, Madelyn Reindl, Willetta Feindel. Back Row: Duane King, Mike Corner, Kenneth Frankhart, Alvin Shoemaker. lat Qu 8 Our class roll contains thirty-two mem bers, the largest in the upper four grades. Front Row: Carol Nusser, Beverly Schroeder, Mary Brickner. Back Row: Eldon Dillon, Eugene McQuistion, David Walter, Bernard.Arnold. The Sophomores are interested and ac- tive in all extra curricular events. We are Well represented in sports, music, public speaking, and all the school organizations. 35 We are always busy doing something-music, athletics, F.F.A., F.H.A., and the Latin Club. Roy Lowery, Theresa Burns, Ella Mae Painter, Joe Bouillion. We Want to thank everyone who has helped to make this year the best ever. Richard Smith, Elsie Hud- son, Evelyn Young, Jack Frankart. vmiolf' 6 cmd Robert Burt, Marlyn Fruth, Marilyn Walter, Ray Shoe-V maker. Junior Class Play The Volunteer Bride . Edited the Scarlet Banner. Ronald Goshe, Marilyn Brickner, Virginia Green, John Schlenker. We also Want to wish the seniors lots of luck and success in all that they may do. Marjorie Cassidy, Donna McCrary, Mary Kelbley, Harold Pember. 0V'f6 XX: IZW 37 fo 48 lliufnify agenda! Kneeling: Mike Comer, Joe Shtunway, Joel Omlor, George Smith, Bob Burt. Standing: Duane King, Francis Siebenaller, Kenny Frankhart, Larry Hoover, Merle Amlin, Paul Dewald, Joe Hoover, Mr. Coolidge, With three lettermen to form the nucleus for their season, the 1952- 53 Chieftians came out second best in the county league and tournament. Only the 1950-51 team garnered more laurels. Their completed season's record showed 15 wins and 5 losses. This year marked Joel Omlor's final year of participation for Hope- well-Loudon. His scoring of 414 points Q20 gamesj this year set a new season record. Bruce King had the previous high with 337 Q19 gamesj dur- ing the 1943-44 season. Joelis scoring of 1004 during his four years of varsity competition also becomes a record. To me, as his coach and to his teammates, Joel's great ability as the leading scorer was yet overshadowed by his outstanding work as a team player. On many occasions he gave a teammate a scoring opportunity rather than himself. The squad reciprocated by an earnest and unenvious desire to contribute to J oel's scoring feats. From the squad, seniors Gmlor, Smith, Shumway, and Amlin will be gone another year, but their fine attitudes, efforts, and contributions in team play as qualities of their success must remain. T. H. Coolidge Mfdbty CAZQPLJJZPJ Mary Kelbley Madelyn Re1nde1 Vlfglnla Green Rosetta Buckner The team and coach certalnly appreclated the grand Job they per formed th1s season We were very proud of thelr achlevement thls year eXempl1f1ed by then' recelvmg honorable mentlon ln competltlon among cheerleaders th1s season e5erue Cleef ea em For the flrst t1me ln the schools h1story We elected re serve cheerleaders We all agree they d1d an exceptlon al Job th1s year and we were all very proud of them Pat Gaster Regma Klng Jean Prlce Carol Creeger 8501008 QIZULZJ sranamg: bob Dewald, Richard Lawless, Tom King, David Walter, Coach Coolidge Larry -Souders, J ohn. Cochie, Duane King, Robert Lawless. Kneelmg: Robert K1ng, Joe.Hoover, Larry Hoover, Paul Dewald, Eugene McQu' t- lS 1on, Kenny Frankhart, Ronnie Gosche. .SZJJOVL QCOPJ The reserve team bettered the record of the 1950-51 reserves and es- tablished a new record with only one doss during their season. H L 35 .... .... H arpster ..... .. .... 26 45 .... .... N ew Riegel .... .... 2 0 31 .... ..... R epublic ....... .... 2 3 23 .... ..... A rlington ....... .... 2 2 57 .... .... J ackson-Liberty .. 9 28 .... .... M cCutchenville . . . . . . .23 42 .... .... A ttica .......... .... 3 5 48 .... .... B loomville ...... .... 2 7 35 .... .... M elmore ......... .... 2 7 34 .... .... J ackson-Burgoon . . . . . . .30 36 .... .... T hompson ...... .... 3 4 41 .... .... N ew Riegel .- .... .... 3 1 51 .... .... J ackson-Liberty . . .... 18 40 .... ..... B ettsville ....... .... 4 5 33 .... .... O ld Fort ...... .... 2 5 579 395 OlfLl lfL6LIflfL9lfLt Seam Front Row: Duane King, Bob Burt, George Smith, Joel Omler, Joe Shumway, Mike Comer, Francis Siebenaller. Back Rowz' Kenny Frankhart, Ronald Goshe, Eugene McQuistion, Merle Amlin, Coach Coolidge, Paul Dewald, Larry Hoover, Bobby King, Joe Hoover. C0blJ'Ltg g7lfLl'l'LdI'I'Lel'l,t No lack of effort marked the team's at- tempt, in an underdog role, to gain the championship in the county tournament finals. Attica emefged a three point victor in a close game throughout. In anohther decis- ive game, the same team had edged our boys in a double overtime in league play. Bloom- ville, later defeated in the tournament, hand- ed our team their other league loss. Hope- well's final league record of 7-2, however, gave them a straight second place. Having gained the district tournament for their third consecutive year, the Chieftains met a highly rated Lucas team boasting a 19-1 record. Our team's one point loss was indicative of the struggle that ensued. In addition to the two Seneca County trophies gained, Joel Omlor was presented the J ack Hoffman Memorial sportsmanship trophy and the cheerleaders were awarded third place cheerleading recognition. Joel Omlor made the first team tournament selections and George Smith the second. JOEL OMLOR Guard 5'11 Senior 414 Points MIKE coMER 'U .If !Q al GEORGE SMITH Guard amt g eco? Center 5'9 6'1 Sophomore Senior 107 Points Hopewell-Loudon .. .... G4 186 Points H-L H 53 ...... Harpster ...... .... 5 2 BOB BURT Guard 5r8ll Junior 202 Points A 63 A571 H 42 A589 H 57 H561 H552 H 61 A654 H 65 A584 H564 H 74 A567 H565 ......NeWRiegel.... ......Repub1ic ......Ar1ington ......Jackson-Liberty ......McCutchenvi11e . ......Attica 'I' ......B1oomvi11e ......A1umni ......Me1rnore . . . . . .J ackson-Burgoon ......Thompsor1 ......New Riegel ......Jackson-Liberty ......Bettsvi11e ......Old Fort 1022 ...... Totals . . . ....47 ....40 .......56 .......46 .......45 . .... 63 ....61 ....48 .......48 ......56 .......44 .......59 .......48 . .... 59 ....47 .....819 JOE SHUMWAY Forward 6707! Senior 1' 127 Points PAUL DEWALD Forward 6'1 Freshman 85 Points LARRY HOOVER MERLE AMT-IN Forward FOI'Wa1'd 5'101A 6'2 Sophomore Senior 4 10 Points 37 P0i1'1tS KENNY FRANKART Guard 5'5 Sophomore 25 Points H-L 51 .... .... O ld Fort ...... . . .44 55 .... .... B loomville . . . . . .53 40 .... .... A ttica ...... ..... 4 3 146 140 DISTRICT H-L 43 .... .... L ucas .....44 1211 ......... Totals . . . 1003 'League Games TDouble Overtime JOE HOOVER Guard 5'5 Sophomore 18 Points -1 - V' 22 W H mn ai Q N-+.M, .f f,: T f-w4...N,,..-4' S ,W fan f lfmior Z?o'wLefAa! Standing: Larry Earl, John Kelbley, Bobby Walter, Rex Hall, Coach Coolidge, Jack Pachelhofer, Marvin Amlin, Mike Brickner, Jimmy Shirley. Kneeling: Wayne Griffin, Tommy Eberly, Gene Hoover, Duane Warns, Jim Burns, David Dundore, Joe Vera. The Junior High had a short but very impressive season. They won five and lost two games. Our Junior High Boys lost a very hard fought battle in the semi-finals in the Junior High tournaments against Bloomville, whom they had beaten earlier in the season. H-L 42 ..... ..... J ackson-Liberty ....... .... 2 6 32 ..... ..... T iffin Junior Highi' . . . . . . .41 43 .... ..... N ew Riegel ......... .... 3 4 43 ..... ..... B loomville . . . . . . . .27 160 128 TOURNAMENT H-L 43 .... ..... M elmore . . ..... 20 49 .... ..... R epublic . . ..... 44 30 .... ..... B loomville . . . . . . . .44 122 108 'Overtime 45 ,SZAOUZ 336 Standing: Don Wingart, Mike Corner, Coach Coolidge, Joe Shumway, Bob Burt. Seated: Joe Hoover, Ronald Gosche, Paul Dewald, Kenny Frankart. As evidenced by the small number of men on the squad, track is a sport which separates the men from the boys. It requires a great deal of individual effort with little personal glory. Joe Shumway is the only re- turning letterman. gddggdf Front Row: Duane King,Mer1e Amlin, Joel Omlor, Donald Wingart, Bob Burt, Paul Dewald, Joe Shumway, Kenny Frankart, Joe Hoover, Francis Siebenaller. Back Row: Richard Lawless, Bob Dewald, Ronald Goshe, David Walter, Eugene McQuistion, Coach Coolidge, George Smith, Larry Hoover, Mike' Comer, John Cochie, Robert Lawless. The 1952-53 baseball team had a record of 1 win and 4 losses. This is not indicative of the quality of the team. The boys improved as the season progressed. In the first game of the county tournament We Went through six scoreless innings before dropping the decision 3-2 to Bettsville, Earlier in the season We had lost to them 11-0. L 5 n Uwic IZW 49 fo 58 Donna McCrary, Kent Amlin, Theresa Burns KUNG!! 52814 fo May 30 ...... Memorial Day Parade at Tiffin June 1 ..... Memorial Day Parade at Bascom July 23 .......................... Lawn Fete August 22 .... ..... S eneca County Fair August 26 ........................ State Fair September 19 .... Bowling Green University to hear United States Marine Band. September 20 ....... Findlay Football Game October 28 ......... Tiffin Halloween Parade October 30 ...... Fostoria Halloween Parade January 14 ........ Bascom Elevator Meeting March 1 .... Hopewell-Loudon Band Concert March 7 ............... County Music Clinic March 21. .District Solo and Ensemble Clinic March 26 ......... 'Concert for County Home Demonstration Agents March 26 ........ Columbian High School to hear Ohio State Band March 28 ........ District Band, Orchestra, and Chorus Clinic at Hopewell-Loudon April 11 ........ State Solo and Ensemble Clinic at Bowling Green University April 22 ...... Seneca County Music Festival C. EEG wcvq 'UCQQJ c: S-1 U, fri 3 -+ 0' o cvsgw- 'Q 3 GLM 3 Q Clmgl C5 Nr img - h 3 S Q H5 S s-4-S2 Q4 '.-. 2 eu M 5 Sgg 5 U EEG 'Q 3 S 3:5 .6 .Q S girls.. In -U Q Z? 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' ' ' ' , 1 ' u a n n I n n u : y l , ! 5 5 Lawless, Francis Siebenaller, Wiletta Feindel, . 1 n - - . I 1 ' ' - 7 . 3 7 . u n e a ouun l : W , , ' Y I . 1 1 1 ' . . . . . . . . , , . ,ynfermecfiafe Zgvmcf First Row: Shirley Wertz, Beverly Brendle, Nancy Bushong, Dwight King, Sandra Anderson, Ruthanne Thallrnan, Carolyn Hoover, David Shane, Duane Warns, Carol Sours, Roger Zepernick, Suzan Bushong, Lorene King, Second Row: Sara Kelbley, Richard King, Mary Eschenbrenner, Judy Frankart, Jim Shiley, Wayne Griffin, Tom Eberly, John Kelbley, Jack Packlhofer, Marvin Amlin, Doris Hoover, Nancy Dundore, Roger Cramer, Joe Kelbley, Carol Hoffman. lfmior gan! First Row: Ann King, David Creeger, Betty Dundore, Jerry Omlor. Back Row: Nancy Walters, Phillip Sublett, Larry McQuistion, Jim Park. 6!a:rineIf jfio Ruthanne Thallman Alice Hoffman Carolyn Hoover a,xo,aAone Quarfef Duane Warns Carol Sours Roger Zepernick Suzan Bushong mic mu Sxfef Richard Dundore Richard Lawless Robert Dewald Kent Arnlin Robert Lawless gfarinef jdio Nancy Shiley Harold Pember Darlene Wertz lfL58IflfLAL5 garifone Zio Richard Lawless Lorene King Francis Siebenaller Garnef jdio Robert Packlhofer Carol Streng Tom Eberly garnet jio Robert Lawless Duane King Paul Rinebold jfomgone jfio Richard Dundore Jackie Packlhofer Marvin Amlin JM? aggiloof mme! Cnoma Front Row: Patricia Gaster, Nancy Covert, Carolyn Vera,-Rosemary Smith, Truline Fruth, Carol Creeger, Janet Anderson, June Piper, Cleo McCullough, Mary Colvin, Marilyn Schreiner, LaDonna Steinmetz, Carol Streng, Willetta Burt, Alice Hoiman, Virginia Fein- del, Hila Jean Price. Second Row: Theresa Burns, Marilyn Brickner, Mary Brickner, Madelyn Reincll, Nancy Shiley, Alma Breidenbach, Joanne I-Iaugh, George Smith, Francis Brickner, Joel Omlor, John Steyer, Marilyn Walter, -Marlyn Fruth, Willetta Feindel, Regina King, Ruth Ann King, Audrey Lou Creeger. Third Row: Richard Scaife, Robert Steinhour, Ken- neth Frankart, Duane King, John Schlenker, Robert Burt, Harold Pember, Larry Cobb, Wayne Hoover, Bernard Arnold, Robert Dewald, Robert Scaife, Dale Erubaker, Joseph Bouillon, Richard Dundore, Joe oover. The chorus, this past year, has worked very hard to accomplish many' fine performances. We put on a fine Christmas program for the Parent Teachers Association and the student body. We also Went caroling in Tiffin and Fostoria hospitals and visited homes Where people were convalescing. Sixteen of our members sang in a massed choir at Heidelberg on February 7. The highlights of the year were the operetta, Waltz Dreamv, and the Seneca County Music Festival held at'our own school. We also sang at the Baccalaureate services. Maximilian X. . . Princess Helene. . . Prince Rupert ..... Lieutenant Niki .... Kay Robinson ..... Princess Matilda .... . . . . . . .Marlyn Fruth Lieutenant M ontschi ..... we Az Efeam Gul . .George Smith . . . . .Nancy Shiley John Schlenker ....Joel Omlor . .Nancy Covert . . .Robert Burt Louisa.. .Q ........ .... W illetta Feindel Bertram Budgett .... .... R obert Lawless Count Lothar ........ ..... D ale Brubaker Count Sigismund .... ..... M erle Amlin Nicholas .................. Harold Pember Fifi ...... ..... A udrey Lou Creeger Annerl .... .......... R egina King oyd , Quarfef Gr 5 , jio Merle Amlin Marlyn Fruth Joel Omlor Nancy Shiley Bob Burt Nancy Covert Dale Brubaker 7lf!L anal 811, gin e 7 Choir First Row: Margie Nickel, Beverly Brendle, Carmen Vera, Nancy Dundore, Joan Depinet, Susan Bushong, Holly Creeger, Sara Kelbley, Wilma Droll, Judy Frankart, Lorene King, Darlene Wertz, N anette Marshall, Carol Hoffman. Second Row: Jeanette Zellers, Patty Pauff, Sandra Anderson, Ruthanne Thallman, Judy Park, Carolyn Hoover, Virginia Haugh, Rose Mary Brickner, Delores Arnold, Rita Schriner, Theresa Schriner, Judy Walters, Mary Eschenbrenner. Third Row: Susan Nesselhauf, Jenny Woessner, Elizabeth Fox, Janice Dillon, Betty Steinhour, Bonnie Schroeder, Shirley Hopkins, Doris Hoover, Janet Souders. 1 5 , i 5 1 C f5LULtll95 190984 59 fo 64 y 59 zfmior Cfom WL? -. N. -,I eq,-f was Q. ga.. - 'ii . Eiiifif ' . ' 4 ,,W'.l . ,f.E,a?f ,, E 5 E i gg 1 K Q? I Mffm,-f V M. lawzsf.. w,i:f2 f zezesfsfilf fl,f.2t,2tmiz:,lf2a:52M'z,- is-ai an flxliili 9.1 ,.f...g,,.-g,,,N.,m .QL Mggmgfilwg3Ki,M3iV Seated left to right: Marlyn Fruth, Robert Burt, Mrs. Wilson, Elsie Hudson, Mary Kelbley. Stcmdmg left to fright: John Schlenker, Ronald Gosche, Marilyn Walter, Ray Shoe maker Theresa Burns, Roy Lowery, Harold Pember, Marilyn Brickner, The Volunteer Bridel' was presented by the Junior Class on Nov. 6 to a capacity crowd. The characters of the play were portrayed by the following students Sam Ashton ..... Alice Tanner .... Mrs. Hill ....... Harry Mattox. . . Leo Ashton . . Mrs. Hamilton. . . Mabel Hamilton. Jack Carlton .... Arabella Winters Billy Kirkwood. Judge Applegate Betty Ingersall. . Director ........ Shoemaker . .... Marlyn Fruth . . . .Mary Kelbley . .... John Schlenker . . . .Harold Pember . . . .Elsie Hudson Theresa Burns . . ...... Ronald Goshe Marilyn Brickner . . . .......... Bob Burt ......Roy.Lowery . . ..... Marilyn Walter Wilson The play was centered around Sam Ashton, a young man who must be married by 7 o'clock or lose his inheritance. The trouble starts when his fiance turns him down because of her domineering mother. There .is no alter native but to marry his room-mate, Billy Kirkwood. Billy dresses up like a girl and from then on there is one laugh after another. Ngidlfdt gbllfblflfelf' First Row: Marilyn Brickner. Second Row, left to right: Evelyn Young, Marlyn Fruth, and Ronald Gosche. Third Row: Mariyln Walter, Theresa Burns, Elsie Hudson, and J oe Bouillion. - Back Row: Virginia- Green, Ella May Painter, Mrs. Kelbley, Marjorie Cassidy, Richard Smith, Robert Burt, Harold Pember, Ray Shoemaker, and Mary Kelbley. Standing at Table, front to back: Donna McCrary, John Schlenker, Roy Lowery, and st!! The position held by each of the following people, is as follows: Jack Frankart. Editor ........................................ Mary Kelbley Assistant Editor .... .... J ohn Schlenker Proof Reader ...... . . .Marilyn Walter Business Manager ..... ...... E lsie Hudson Circulating Manager .... . . .Ray Shoemaker Music ............... ................ H arold Pember Sports ........ . .. ....... . .,.............. Bob Burt Grade News .... . . .Marjorie Cassidy, Evelyn Young Jokes ......... ............... M arilyn Brickner Art ...... ................. D onna Mc Crary Alumni .... ..... V irginia Green, Theresa Burns Exchange .... ................... M arlyn Fruth Advisor .... ................... M rs. Kelbley ...afsw Back Row, leftito right: Dale Brubaker, George Smith, Joel Omlor, Merle Amlin, Donna Jean Meisner, Ruth Ann King. Front Row: Nancy Covert, Audrey Creeger, Rosetta Brickner, Arlene Brickner, Betty Zeller. Editor ............ .... G eorge Smith Associate Editor .... ..... ...... D a le Brubaker Business Manager ............ .... A rlene Brickner Assistant Business Manager ..... .... R uth Ann King Class Editor. .1 ............. ..... N ancy Covert Activities Editor ..... ...... B etty Zeller Music Editor. .' ........ .... A udrey Creeger Sports Editor ........... ........... J oel Omlor Administration Editor ..... .... D onna Jean Meisner Snapshot Editor ....... , . . . . . . . ....... Merle Amlin Senior Editor ............................... Rosetta Brickner These members of the annual staff of 53 have Worked hard on this annual to make it a success. We especially appreciate the helpful advice and guidance given us by our sponsor, Mr. Goetz. The officers elected for this year are as follows: President ................................... Ray Shoemaker Vice President .... . . ...... Roy Lowery Secretary ........ ...... A rthur King Treasurer .... ....... R obert DeWald Sentinel .... Francis Siebenaller Reporterl . .' ................................. Ronald Gosche Advisor ..................................... Mr. F. V. James ji. First Row, left to right: Caro- lyn 'Vera, Alma Breidenbach, Marilyn Brickner, Joan Brick- ner, Carolyn Steinmetz, Betty Zeller, Theresa Burns, Madelyn Reindl, Mary Brickner, Truline Fruth. Second Row: Hila Price, Regina King, Carol Creeger, Marjorie Cassidy, Donna McCrary, Mar- lyn -Fruth, Marilyn Dillon, Virginia Green, Susie Painter, Elsie Hudson, Mrs. Bender. Third Row: Donna Steinmetz, Rose Mary.Smith, Carol Jean Streng, Willetta Burt, Alice Hoffman, Beverly Schroeder, Janet Anderson, Mary Colvin, June Piper. We are celebrating the twenty-fifth year of outstanding work in the development of agriculture leadership and accomplishments in Ohio th1s year. The Future Homemakers of America hold their meetings the second Wednesday of every month. In September the officers were elected. They are: T President ........ .... . . . ............ Betty Zeller Vice President .... ....... T heresa Burns Secretary ...... Carolyn Steinmetz Treasurer ......... ...... J oan Brickner Reporter ............ . , . Madelyn Reindl Recreation Leader .... .... M arilyn Brickner David Walter, Eugene M Duane King. Droll, Tommy King. 63 First Row, left to fright: Richard Painter, John Steyer, Joe Bullion, Arthur King, Ronald Gosche, Ray Shoemaker, Roy Lowery, Robert DeWald, Fran cis Siebenaller, John Schlenker Secona Row: Mr. James, Rich ard Scaife, Robert Pachlhofer Richard LawlessQ John Cochie Eldon Dillon, Billy Haugh Quistion, Alvin Shumaker Third Row: Paul Dean Rine bold, Dean Hoiman, Timmy Marshall, Paul DeWald, Larry Cobb, Gerald Lowery, Robert Scaife, Carl Painter, John amor nghcielfy First Row, left to right: Donna Jean Meisner, Carol Rinebold, Ruth Ann King, Catherine Smith, and Arlene Brickner. Second Row: Dale Brubaker, George Smith, Harold Pember, John Schlenker, Ray Shoemaker, and Mr. Bigham. Third Row: Audrey Creeger, Marlyn Fruth, Rosetta Brickner, Mary Kelbley, and Marilyn Walter. The ofhcers elected for this year are: President ........................ .... R uth Ann King Vice President .... ...... G eorge Smith Secretary ....... . . . Arlene Brickner Treasurer .................................. Catherine Smith Reporter ...................................... Mary Kelbley Requirements for membership are based upon scholarship, service, character, and leadership. og rowlfalfw Sittinghleft to right: Marlyn Fruth, Mary Colvin, Theresa Burns, Nancy Shiley, and Marilyn Brickner. l Standing, left to right: Regina King, Elsie Hudson, Richard Dundore, Evelyn Young, Harold Pember, and Catherine Smith. We are grateful to these librarians who helped us find facts and fiction. USE CONCRETE DRAINAGE TILE All Sizes-4 to 12 Siocked-Larger on Order BUILDING SUPPLIES CEIVIENT-IVIORTAR-WATERPROOPING OUTDOOR PIREPLACES CONCRETE BLOCK-STEEL SASI-I, ETC. SENECA CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. BASCOIVI Phone 56-Night, if no answer. call 38L M. E. Sh mway W. B. Shumway, Sr., Owner THE DRESS SHOP FOR BETTER CLOTHES Ir. Wearing Apparel IDELIA DREITZLER 114 South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio TIFF IN I EWELRY STORE 73 East Market Street Keepsake Diamonds 0 Cfruen-Elgin Watches v Gorham, Heirloom, Wallace Sterling o 1847 Rogers, Community, Gorham Silverplate Tiffin's Headquarters for Fine Iewelry 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE SHULTZ AND LAWLESS BODY SHOP General Repairing 6 Painting Phones 3724 - 2373 241 E. Lytle Street Fostoria, Ohio THE HARVEY Our 50th Year We wish to express our appreciation for your past patronage, and will strive to merit your continued confidence. GOOD CLOTHES For Dad and the Boys at TlFFlN'S BUSIEST CORNER N EUHAUSER HATCHERIES INC. 21 Breeds and Varieties HYLINES AND BROILER CHICKS Culling, Worming, Vaccinating, and Service Work lohn E. Doan, Manager 134 East Center Street Fostoria, Ohio FLOWERLAND Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Funeral Designs Artist with Flowers EARL P. PETER 318 South Main Street Phone 6111 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments oi WARD STOCK YARD Phone 4600 Findlay Rd. Fostoria, O. Daily Market - No Yardage No Commission Compliments of SWIFT 6 COMPANY OHIO FARMERS GRAIN AND SOYBEAN MILL SUPPLY ASS'N. Fostoria. Ohio Fostoria, Ohio Pcttronize Your Local E1evottor ' Compliments of THE STAR GLASS AND SUPPLY CD. Phone 2564 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of H P ATLAS CRANKSHAFT INC. BASCOM BEAUTY S 0 Gertrude F ruth. Owner Fostoria. Ohiv Phone 63 Bciscom, Ohio FRUTI-I-FOSTORIA'S BUSIEST HARDWARE Houseware and Hardware Department Store Telephone 7777 218-220-222 S. Main Street Compliments of WALT'S LUNCH Telephone 41 Bascom, Ohio SUPERIOR PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. DUPONT AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS 270 S. Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio MICKEY'S BEAUTY SHOP Razor Shaping 0 Permanent Wavinq SENDELBACH WELDING SHOP ARC and ACETYLENE WELDING Manicurinq PLOW POINT WORK Owner KlI'ldS of New Plow POIIIIS 470 Circular Street Tiffin, Ohio Phone 70 Bqscom' Ghio Compliments of Payne, J6'fzofh.aJm, yll.Q.QI'lh!!LtA.Q, North Sandusky Street Tiffin. Ohio Phone 467 Compliments ot H 0 R N E R ' S White Front Market Fostoria, Ohio Compliments ot WARNS HARDWARE Telephone 32 Bascom, Ohio TIFF IN RADIO STORE Television and Radio Sales and Services Motorola Radios for Car and Home 6 Sycamore Street Phone 3315 Tiffin, Ohio IOYCE SN YDER FOR LIME HAULING AND SPREADING CRUSHED STONE 6 BARNYARD FILL Phone 28-I, Bascom 3 Miles North of Bascom CARR'S FURNITURE F ostoria's Oldest Store FIRST IN QUALITY Compliments of VIOLA TOWN MILLER Ieweler Carpets 0 Rugs 0 Inlaid Linoleum 0 Tile DIAMONDS ' WATCHES Complete line of Furniture for any SILVER-W-ARE Home ' Rlqht Kmd cf PHCGS 129 south Mom-oe st. Tiffin, ohio NEW GWNEBS li You Want To Save Money On Ray Boyd Paul 'WIIIIGIHS Autgmobjle Ingurqncel Insure with Compliments oi SCHAUFELBERGER BOND FURNITURE CO. in the Farm Bureau 131 W N th St F t I Oh' Open Eveninqs lov Appointment . or . os oria, io Phone Pl1OI'19 TIIIIII, CDIIIO W' E' KINNEY Compliments of SALES AND SERVICE Chrysler Plymouth STEINIE'S SHOE STORE 125 West North St. Fostoria, Ohio Tiitiin. Ohio MCDADE UPHOLSTERING AND - Compliments of HOBBY SHOP Z7 East Market Street Tiffin. Ohio RUPP AND RIGGS FEED CO. 128 W. North Street Fostoria. Ohio Compliments of HO0VER'S SUHIO GARAGE Dependable Service That Will Make Your Car Behave COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING LUBRICATION o GAS o OIL - TIRES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 0 TELEVISION AND RADIOS Phone 68-A Bascom, Ohio Compliments of THE DRY CLEANERS TIFFIN GUN SHOP or Fosroam Gunsmith KEYES PORTERS BISHOPS HODES Hunting and Fishing Supplies EDWARDS HEDGES 55 E. Market St. Tiffin, Ohio ACME GREETINGS HOYT SEED COMPANY to the Students of I-Iopewell-Loudon May Character backed by Christian lives be their goal Field and Garden Seeds T. R. GRQMAN Grocery ' Fruits ' Poultry W. North Street Fostoria, Ohio Since l9l2 58 East Market Street Tiffin, Ohio BASCOIVI ELEVATOR and SUPPLY ASSOCIATION BRING IN YOUR FORMULAS AND LET US MIX AND GRIND YOUR FEEDS Complete line of SHERWINQWILLIAMS PAINTS Compliments oi C L 0 U S E S Tavern and Grocery Phone 11 Bascom. Ohio SHOP AT STEPHEN'S For Women's-Children's APPAREL and SPORTSWEAR Ouality Merchandise at Thrifty Prices Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of LAMBERI ACK SALES AND SERVICE YOUR FRIENDLY HUDSON AND WILLYS DEALER Fostoria, Ohio SOUTH RIDGE HATCHERIES ROSCOE M. FRUTI-I U. S. Approved Baby Chicks Kasco and Pillsbury Feeds A LITTLE OUT OF THE WAY -LEAST TO PAY Compliments of The SENECA LUMBER AND MILLWORK COMPANY Y Fostoria, Ohio Phone 3349 H34 W. Tiffin Street Fostoria, Ohio D E L L ' S 224 South Main Street Fostoria. Ohio BILL'S ECONOMY STORE Furnishings ' Clothes ' Shoes Tiffin. Ohio BAIR BROS CO MCSE LAMFROM CLOTHING COMPANY SP01' 'ing Goods DRESS BETTER AND YOU'LL F EEL BETTER Tiffin. Ohio Compliments of Complfmenfs Of 1-1 5, K TAVERN RITZ NUT SHOP Bcrscom. Ohio Tiffin' Qhio For the Past 70 Years Unexcelled Banking Service has Been furnished io the community by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Oi Fostoria Since 1882 ZOELLER COAL COMPANY C I' amp Iments of For Quality Coal T 0 W N H 0 U S E Plus Speedy Service 122 W. Center Street CALL Phone l579 Fostoria. Ohio 290 Miami Street Tiffin, Ohio THE TIFF IN ART METAL C0 Manufacturers and Distributors Sheet Metal Products Warm Air Heating Equipment and Supplies Roofing and Building Products ASK YOUR DEALER Toledo Ohio Tit-tin Ohio South Bend Ind SAY-GER ENTERPRISES KINNS SALES 6 SERVICE FERGUSON TRACTOR 6 Film Finishing Photostgts Blue Prints IMPLEMEN-I-S PHONE 560 70 South Washington St Tittin O Phone 2856 150 E Crocker St Fostoria 01110 Printing - Publishing - Advertising AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING CHAPMAN S Nationally Advertised Iewelry BULOVA ELGIN OMEGA WATCHES Leather Goods Rings Diamonds Kodaks at F ostorias Leading Ieweier FRIEDRICH AIR CONDITIONING CO Air Conditioning and Water Soiteners Telephone 656 94 Madison Street Tiffin Ohio WE SELL FOR LESS BOND FURNITURE CO FREE DELIVERY Phone 2460 122 E North St Fostoria Ohio ROYS SHOE SERVICE Telephone 2388 120 E Center St Fostoria Oh1o GRIMES GRUCERY MANAGER L I HOPKINS Frozen Foods Fresh and Smoked Meats Grocerzes Beauty and Health Ards Phone 15 Bascom Oh1o L E E S Compliments of FLOOR COVERINGS Carpets Ruqs L1no1eurn VIRGIL M GASE F1OO1' Cffld WGN T119 Insurance for all Farms Dfapesy-Z1QQfjfBfQ1iieS and FARM AND CITY REAL ESTATE phone 2668 Phone 2109 104 Madison Street Tiffin, Ohio 225 W Center Street Fostoria, Ohio 0 O I - 1 - 1 The Largest Selection in the City! O O . - I I O o 0 ' ' THE OHIO SAVINGS 8: LOAN I ASSOCIATION P Insured Savings and Home Loans 123 North Main Street F storia. Ohio BOLES-DANDIIIIAND A STUD I O School and Annual Photography Photographers lor Scarlet and Gray REASONABLE PRICES Telephone 2439 Tiffin, Ohio SHERLIE ANN BAKERY CROUSE WALLPAPER 6' Quarffy B 1: d G d PAINT STORE Ph 5330 I-I s Green Seal P PAINTING cl DECORATING EUS Tff 5 F Uh Ph 1282 Tn on TIF F IN AIRPORT Charter Service Anywhere Flight Instruction Phone 2993 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of ALLAN'S HAMBURG SHOP Phone 950 131 E. Center Street Fostoria, Ohio SHUMAN 'S BARBER SHOP Many Iust Sell, We Service As Well TOM'S RADIO 61 TELEVISION Your 107 East Center Street ADMIRAL - EMERSON - SYLVANIA DEALER FOSt01'iCt. Ohio 29 South Washington St. 0 Phone 2884 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of IOI'INS'I'ON'S MARKET Open 8:30 A.M.-11:00 P.M. Every Day Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of STROMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Telephone 2591 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of PETE DiCESARE'S Shoe Repair Shop BELOW WOOLWORT1-I'S Fostoria, Ohio p,,.-I 1 SERVICE I , B n m E , 3 FUHERHLQ ' 'ffii t, '4 ml MEADOWBROOK PARK Playground oi Northern Ohio BASCOM, OHIO Between Tiiiin and Fostoria on Route 18 Clean Pun and Relaxation Sixty Acres oi Beautiiul Groves, Swimming Pool, Play Grounds and Equipment Dancing Pavilions, Boating, Ponies, Rides and Amusements Tables For Picnics and Reunions Bath I-louse, Game Courts, Baseball Grounds, Refreshment Stands, Etc. Out Door Movies Every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday Nights Beginning May 14 Ballroom Available tor Rental to Private Parties, Dances and Community Activities MOE S BAKED ENAMEL SHOP Complete Automotzve Hepa1r1ng and Refzmshrng TELEPHONE 6207 1247 North Countyhne Street Fostorra Oh1o WILLIAM GRAVELDINGER COAL CO OFFICE SUPPLY SHOP Excluslve Dealer for Famous BLACK PARROT COAL 112 W Center Street phone 242 Fostorra Oh1o 293 Hall Street Tlftln Ohlo BERT S FAMILY MARKET TIFFIN BUICK CO SALES and SERVICE NEW AND USED CARS Phone 1313 Cholce Cuts of Meats and GTOCSIIGS BEER AND WINE CARRY OUT Phone 6677 Eostorla Ohlo 12 14 East Perry' St Tlffln Ohlo FRANCE IMPLEMENT COMPANY MCCOIm1Ck Deer1ng Tractors and Farm Machmery Internatzonal Refngerators and Home Freezers Telephone 1248 675 North Sandusky Street T1H1n Oh1o 1 I U I I I Compliments of I O I - . I I I ' I Ph 3116 Tiffin, Ohi .9 , 4 U fp Q OF COLJQSF The Cream of Tiffin ICE CREAM MILK BUTTER The Cream of Tiffin THE ELECTRIC AUTO-LITE COMPANY I Spark Plug Division L ' A Foundry Division FOSTORIA, OHIO SEISLOVE CONCRETE BIIRIAL VAULT SERVICE Manufacturers of Concrete Asphalt Lined Burial Vaults Septic Tanks RALPH P SEISLOVE 0 ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE l20 Sandusky St. Fostoria, Ohio Prop. Ernest Lonswav Compliments of THE BIG DIPPER Your Favorite Snack Shop Phone 2370 205 E. Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Yes, Phone 87 If It's Hardware You Want We Have It SCHWABLE HARDWARE CU. Serving the Public in This Room For 80 Years PEGGS WALLPAPER 6. PAINT STORE Paint v Wallpaper o Linoleum Floor Tile 3l5 South Main Street Phone 2703 Fostoria, Ohio MAR-GE-NE Borden's Ice Cream - Fountain Service LUNCI-IES Across from Court l-louse Tiffin, Ohio NYE IMPLEMENT CO., INC. McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery Frigidaire Appliances Phones 2366-4450 l49 East South Street Fostoria, Ohio CHURTZ 6. ROSENBERGER COAL CO. Phone 2492 Fostoria, Ohio Com plzments of SHUMWAY S FLORAL C0 Fcrsh1ons and F Iowers Phone 53 23 South Washmgton St T1I'f1n Ch1o comphmems of LANGE s AUTO SUPPLY RINEBOLD KENNELS Phone 3149 I- 235 South Woshlnqton St Telephone 3063 Fostorlo Ohto Tl RE S Tlffm 12 Ohm HARROLD FUNERAL HOME C0mP11meHfS of D F uneral zrector L A S A L L E S Telephone 711 301 West Tlttm Street Fostorlcr Ohlo Tlffln Oh1O Com plzments of GEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Bctscom Ohlo 8 RUYA ' . Compliments ot I. H. IONES AND SON ENTERPRISE General Contractors MANUFACTURING CO- . , . Custom Cabinets Q Kitchen Cabinets Bullders Supplies ' Cement Blocks We Sell and Fabricate Plastic Tops Ready Mixed Concrete 1: K-t h Counters Etc or ic ens, , . TQNS OF SATISFACTION E ,PANELYTE PLASTIC for the Handy E Man-Install lt Yourself Phone 2385 Fostoria, Ohio 454 S9C0T1Cl AVS- Tifiin, Ohio Phone 3913 Compliments of EAST NORTH STREET LUMBER ' COMPANY it Iohn Deere Implements , Tractor Repair Shop Phone 759 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of TIFFIN FARMERS C0-OPERATIVE, INC. TIFFIN. OHIO BONHAM RADIO SERVICE RCA Tubes Prompt and Dependable Repair Service DON BON1-IAM Bascorn, Ohio Compliments oi SENECA LOCKER SERVICE 62 North Monroe St. Phone 1977 Tiiiin, Ohio BALLREICH FURNITURE STORE Free Parking v Open Evenings QUALITY Si SERVICE Since 1899 Edge oi Town Where Prices Are Down 1441 N. County Line St. on Rt. 199 Phone 4212 Fostoria, Ohio HOME PASTRY SHOPPE Quality Baked Goods Phone 3240 207 North Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Congratulations Seniors BOB LOSEY Tiiiiii, Ohio HUB SUPER MARKETS Leipsic McComb Ottawa Fostoria Compliments of SALLY ANN BAKERY Telephone 753 Tiffin. Ohio MANN FUNERAL HOME Telephone 6694 Fostoria, Ohio CUMPLIMEN TS OF J. A. MILLER TILE C0 BASCOIVI OHIO RADCLIFF'S CROSLEY APPLIANCES CROSLEY - SPARTON TELEVISION TI-IE Compliments of 1720 North Countyline St. Fostoria, Ohio ADVERTISER-TRIBUNE Compliments of WILLIAMS JEWELRY STORE Phone 2937 177 S. Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of JESSE CREEGER 8: SUN Plumbing, Heating and Electric Pumps 31 Court St. Tiffin. Ohio E W A L D ' S BLOSE GULF SERVICE A STQRE FUR THQSE AUTO REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES WHO LOVE THEIR HOMES phone 959 Tiffin, Ohio Union and Perry Sts. Fostoria, Ohio Compllments of Comphments of HILLSIDE SERVICE ALBERTS HOMEMADE A E RUMSCI-ILAG ICE CREAM Tlffm Oh O SIX s Corners T1II1I'1 Ohlo TIFFIN BAKE SHOPS EICHHORN IMPLEMENT THE HOME OF BUTT1-KRUST BREAD STORE EXTENDS BEST WISI-IES MINN M01-INE 270 So Wcxshlnqton St 66 So Washlnqton St Tlfflfl 01110 MAGERS LUMBER C0 Lumber M1l1work Roofmg THE LOUIS 0 CUNNELL C0 Ready MIX Concrete Bu11ders Supphes T1II111 Ohm . SALES AND SERVICE I I NEWM1-IN'S MUSIC STORE I A . LAUNDROMAT HALF HOUR Pianos and Band Instruments Phonoqraph Records and Musical LAUNDRY Supplies 263 So. Washington St. l89 South Washington S Ph 3304 Tuff- gh Ph e l33 T tt Oh SHULTZ MOTOR SALES International Motor Trucks Sales and Service Passenger Cars Trucks Wrecker Service General Repairing Phone 34 390 West Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Compliments ot SENECA COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION TIFFIN, OHIO Fireside Siam MYERS 6: SMITH HUMMEL MOTOR SALES INC. Noah D, Myers Pqul D, Smith Twenty-four Hour Wrecking Service Farm, City, and Automobile lnsurance PONTIAC ' CADILLAC Farm and Residence Liability GMC TRUCKS Insurance phone 3116 195 S- Washington Sl- Tiffi110hiO l35 West North Street Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of C0mP1fme11fS Of MONTGOMERY WARD A FRIEND Phone 1300 Tiffin, Ohio CREEGER IMPLEMENT COMPANY IOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT W. F. Creeger 61 Son Telephone 927 Tiffin. Ohio STREAKER TRACTOR SALES SASALA FLOOR COVERING Ford Tractor-Dearloorn Farm Equipment Carpets ' Linoleum - T i1e Norge-Bendix Home Laundry Phone 2227 I-if1C01H Welders l2l E. Fremont St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone 478 Tiffin, Ohio THE FOSTORIA LUMBER 61 SUPPLY CQ. ARTHUR BEAN'S MUSIC Dealers In HCUSE LUMBER AND MILLWORK Builders' Hardware, Paints 147 East Perry St' Phone 7727 Phone 1434 Tiffin, ohio 240 West North Street Fostoria, Ohio FLECHTNER'S I Compliments of Tasty Brand Meats SWOPE 6. CRIST Flechtner Bros. Packing Co., Inc. Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin' Ohio ROGERS AUTO ELECTRIC Compliments of SERVICE THE FASHION SHOP Authorized United Motors 61 Auto-Lite Service Tiffin. Ohio Telephone 613 Tiffin, Ohio MARTIN BROS. Plumbing and Heating S U P E R E T T E THE SHOP WHH THE STOCK Sandusky and Fremont Street Phone 1 13 Fostoria. Ohio Tiffin, Ohio 23 Court Street Nash Sales I GILLIG Compliments oi Electric Store STARLITE AUTO THEATER Fostoria, Ohio MUSIC CENTER Everything Musical LEINER 5' SON I I W Conn, Selmer and Olds Instruments Clothmg and Men S ear Gibson and Kay Strinq Instruments QV-er 100 Years of Satisfaction Iesse French Pianos Tiffin, Ohio Phone 5437 Fostoria, Ohio VERNON S. BROWN Liie Insurance Counselor C0mP1fme1'1fS of PERSONAL ESTATE PLANNING Business Insurance o Retirement Pension Plans FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Fostoria' 011510 Tiffin, Ohio THE ADAMS STREET LUMBER CU. THE HOME OF: QUALITY MATERIALS ' COMPETITIVE PRICES Free Estimates and Friendly Service Seneca Oounty's FASTEST GROWING Lumber Dealer takes great pleasure in supporting' the youth of Seneca County by underwriting this space. 49 Adams St. Tiffin. Ohio Where Fostoria Buys Its Coal FOSTORIA ICE and COAL CO. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARD ci SOFT COAL 4l0 East North Street Phone 3686 IF YOU LIKE QUALITY STRAWBERRIES SEE A L L A N S M I T H Five Acres in Production lVz Miles West ot Bascom, on Ht. No. 18 Phone-Fostoria 4046 Compliments oi JEFFREY'S JEWELRY STORE Tiffin, Ohio HILL'S FAIR PRICE STATION Gasoline, Oils, and Accessories Fostoria. Ohio I Compliments of FOSTORIA PRESSED STEEL CO. Fostoria. Ohio THE BAUMGARDNER CO. Septic Tanks Burial Vaults Buildinq Supplies 47 Miami St. - Phone 766 v Tiffin, -Ohio BUGNER'S GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 3870 578 Columbus Avenue Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of BEATY LUMBER CO. Fostoria, Ohio PAUL WILLIAMS FLOOR COVERING Carpets 0 Rugs ' Linoleum OPEN EVENINGS Phone 4584 218 East South St. Fostoria, Ohio KINN and THEDBALD AGENCY All Forms ot Insurance Licensed Realtors 109 East Center St. Phonesr:H66U4 8z 6605 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of ZUERN 61 SONS Welding of All Kinds SERVICE SHOP State Rt. 18 One mile East of Fostoria Compliments of the AHLENIUS COMPANY Fostoria. Ohio Compliments ot CARL HECK 8: SON Plumbing and Heating Phone 3378 R3 Tittin, Ohio RAY KINSEY 1. B. Bnsenonn 5. COMPANY Stockers and Feeders Calves L, B, QLQSQ Bqgehore ' COAL . BUILDERS' SUPPLIES For- Sale at All Times CONCRETE PRODUCTS C11'C1e K Ranch CGNCRETE SEPTIC TANKS Phone 4042 Phone 6667 Home 18 2 Miles East of Fostoria 312 East Center St. Fostoria, Ohio KUI-IN BROS. MARKET Groceries ' Meats Beef by Quarters CUSTOM BUTCHER INC. Home Freezer Service ' Fostoria-Tiffin Road 'Telephone 56784 Compliments ot C. C. SLOTTERBECK Your Friendly Sohio FOSTORIA SERUM .COMPANY Compliments of Distributor I Fostoria. Ohio Phone 23 I2 Fostoria, Ohio THE LIGHTHOUSE Compliments of v Ag AQ RESTAURANT Mggitggs IOHN REISS I Mggilggs Good Food and Drinks Mobilgas - Mobiloil - Mobil Heat . Phone 2313 I4 West Market St Phone 4125 FSSMQ' Ohio I Tiiiiii, ohio Hopewell-Loudon High School Graduates I Have Made Good At TIFFIN UNIVERSITY 1002-Ask Them Over 4000 Graduates At Work Today Compliments of HARRY WARD and Company AS EDITOR-IN-CHIEP I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE APPRECIATION TO ALL THOSE WHO HELPED TO MAKE THIS ANNUAL A SUCCESS. 96 ' wh- un ! Q . 15 la 1 4 I : Q I fr. I ,mi my mu .M mn -m N. ...nm , y 3. 4 no 1,9 -, I. '--s,1:',-V . . N ,af-naw s,.,.Adb1-Q., iii' 'QQ 3 Sk .,, We -x'i 1' 4 ,wi U Nxff vf aff 4 sn s KEN iw Ka. 4 -5-E4 x.. .4 wh 8 f Y 1. -2 ' .19 -19 f ' :P Q . I AQ!f ,, Q . - Q 1 Q Q K I gk: Q A . I. A . - - -- 4 X - ' . 'Q-7 'S--, .' - 4 w- -- - ...Q .sus -- ,. ... ... 0, .. . .. . . : Q. .. x. 1. 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