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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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Marilyn Walter Assistant Business Manager ...... Ray Shoemaker i Alma Mater Here's to thee, our Hopewell-Loudon Honor to the Gray and Scarlet, Lift they chorus, speed it onward Cherish in our song. Banner that we love Loud her praises tell, Honor, love, and true devotion, Shall lead us in the conflict, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater All to her belong. And our triumph prove. Hail, all hail, to thee. ff Ti , The Student of the Class of 1954 1 5 B E 3 Iwata :xv lil 11 in Xl 1 -li'Wf:.,. A 1 ll A l . I ' ' Dedieate This Year Book to Mrs. Pauline Wilson I I, I r L 9 . .I t g b f ,,..,,.,.. tl I l trait ' v 3 We, the class of 54 , wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Wilson: for all the patience she had with us while putting on our class play, and for all the hard work she went through to make our English classes interesting. We also wish to thank her for being a friend as well as a teacher. ' iwzssil Gil Kill XIII 11 11 MSI! ii S1- li lil li I Mi iff W 55 - .1 gs 3- V' ' 4 .ig 1--E1-5,3 ,.3:..51 ,E 'lk lu in ' 'J is ?'fTn f V ,, .ir rr! ' Make them behave, Mr. James. Smile Ronnie. Librarians at work. Guess what they're doing. em L9L,f2i..- I I ' tv' C t h K y b ught a Chieftain Pin. It K g J hn and Queen Ginny, B t and Joe scrounglng offl Hoky Poky time. A th ringerl Popcornl IOcI Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION .. ACTIVITIES ,,,,.,,.,,,, MUSIC ...... ........ SPORTS CLASSES SENIORS ..... ....... 5-I 2 I3-22 23-32 33-42 43-56 .57-68 Adrn in istration Section Pages 5-I2 Silhoueffe: Mr. Jones ond Mr. Collins working out details of the school program for The follow- ing day. T739 K is Board 01' E - mt. K an ducation .mi fc. Y' 1' is ,SS Qh.' 1 g'L'g -. -fs' - at ff- vu 3? was ,Mp .. A auf' www ' an l ,gl V .ww iv' K ,.,g,5g il' M... .5 W,-Q56-. ...not ,,.a-.. my asv M . ,,l,.i3g, f A W Jones er. tz Frank E Wade, . . . Creeger, Walter Knepp SITTING: Wendell Wer , . Robert Scherger, Dow STAN DING: Robert Brendle, xi- r . ,M ARTHUR W. JONES of mn-new ww .ausuinull 'anal 4' -f 'vs - r ' sr' :I , 4 , . ...M .. WW :,-1 Superintendent Mimi e ' eyeeelk ' ' A T - Wh.. Congratulations to the class of l'-754. The Scar- let and Gray will furnish a complete record of the pupils and activities of the school during the year l953-54. lt is a chronical of events they will want to remember. .....A Miss Audury McElheny ROBERT COLLINS Principal The ability to get along with other people and be happy while doing it is probably the outstand- ing personality trait one may acquire. I believe the class of i953 is well o'n its way toward obtain- ing this. We know this could not have been done with- out the training received in the home, the church, the school and the self discipline they, themselves have administered. I, therefore, take this opportun- ity to congratulate this class, their parents, their church leaders, their teachers, and their friends for this accomplishment and sincerely hope that this ability will continue with them and make their out of school life a happy and successful one. -we-nn-nil li Mx ,X Xs I ug G--ff-ll! ' .t If 45 Z ! 4' Q 9 1 2 ' I il A.. 16- 'hw 6 ,nv .af in-:MN Mrs. Mary Bender Mrs. Pauline Wilson Muskingum College Bowling Green Universly Home Economics English, Girls' Physical Education Floren V. James Ohio Stale Universily Agriculture High School Faculty Mrs. Lillian Kelbley Burton Goetz Tiffin Universily Heidelberg College Commercial Subiecls Vocal and lnslrumenlcl Music Sixzff C ,Qi , Miss Louise Beam Mrs. June Blinn Heidelberg College Miami University Latin, Library English, Public Speaking Grade Music Hugh School Faculty o I 1 'UQ 'W Il 'Ii vs lin' ir! ' . ,R , Q R- v in J. E. Adams Heidelberg College History, Driving Course 1 ifsmit fi3i,f '-W Kenneth Kardatzke Mrs. Doris Brause 1 mv 5 A Anderson College Taylor University 6 I 4 Boy's Physical Education English, Public Speaking 14:2 Science Grade Music S 4 .V 1 Win.- , r an-, ix ld views U , Mrs Helen Jordan Mrs Pauline Fruth Bowling Green University Bowling Green University Grade 5 Grade 3 Miss Julia Stewart Heidelberg College Grade I 8. 2 Grade Mrs. Evelyn Zepernick Bowling Green University Grade 2 School Faculty Mrs. Alma Reiss Bowling Green University Grade 'l Mrs Alice Kretstnger Bowling Green University Grade 6 Mrs. Orphia DeWald Bowling Green University Grade 4 2- ni 'ns '---- -.,,gi4.+- 1: EL U 5' f li... m,,,A..,.,s, .. A Cafeteria Ill i I 1 oo I H, .1 .. lg!! Mrs. Ethel Grear, Mrs. Ruth Omlor, and Mrs. Anna Walter. Bus Drivers V' -ai ,M MMI 0 C Howard Rainey, Willard DeWald, Wilbur McQuistion, Paul Pember, Milton Seibenaller, Carl Depinet, and Richard Shiley. These People make it possible for us to enjoy our school days. Custodians Clarence Shumaker and Earl Conrad. 'I I SEPT. 7 Calendar Teacher's Meeting 8 First day of School 14 P. T. A. 16 Teacher's meeting at Clinton School 18 Trip to Sandusky for General Motors Exhibi- tion 23 County Honor Society at Thompson 28 County Baseball Tournament 29 County Baseball Tournament OCT. 2 County Baseball Tournament 6 County Baseball Tournament 9 Baseball Finals 12 P. T. A. 20 Home EC. Girls at Old Fort 22 Teachers Meeting at Toledo, No school 26 Honor Society Skating Party at Tiffin 28 Magazine Campaign Starts 29 Band appeared in Fostoria Halloween Parade 30 Orchestra plays in Tiffin for Farm Women NOV. 11 Armistice Day, No school 11 Junior Class Play 12 Hopewell-Loudon entertains County School- masters 17 Basketball, New Riegel, here 18 Honor Society at Jackson Liberty 24 McCutchenville Basketball, there 26 Thanksgiving Vacation 27 Thanksgiving Vacation 12 for School Year of 1953-1954 DEC. 4 8 9 11 11 15 16 18 21 24 25 JAN. 3 5 8 12 15 19 22 22 26 28 29 29 FEB. 2 4 5 6 8 8 12 Basketball, Jackson-Liberty, here Basketball, Arlington, There Individual speaking events at Bettsville Basketball, Attica, there Bell Ringer Chapel Program Basketball, Arcadia, here High School dance Basketball, Bloomville, there Christmas Program Christmas Exchange and Chapel Beginning of Christmas Vacation Come back to school Alumni Basketball game Basketball, Melmore, here Basketball, Jackson-Burgoon, here Basketball, Thompson, here Basketball, St. Wendelin, there Basketball, New Riegel, there Senior Scholarship tests at Tiffin Basketball, Harpster, here Representative Findlay College Basketball, Bettsville, here Program Orchestra Program at Tiffin University Basketball, Jackson-Liberty, there Latin Club attends Robe Basketball, Old Fort, there High School Dance P. T. A. FFA Public Speaking at Old Fort Basketball, Republic, here 16 Beginning of County Tournament 17 Dramatic Club sees play at Tiffin 19 County Tournament 22 Washington's Birthday, no school 22 County Tournament 24 County Tournament 27 County Tournament MAR. 4 Band Skating Party 6 County Music Clinic at Attica 8 P. T. A. 16 FHA lnitiation at Hopewell-Loudon 20 District Music Clinic at Tiffin 23 Honor Society at Attica 31 One Act Play festival at Hopewell-Loudon APR. 3 Band festival at Hopewell-Loudon 12 P. T. A. 14 Chorus presents Cantata at 3 county schools 15 Chorus prosents Cantata at Tiffin University 15 8th Grade Scholarship tests 16 Easter vacation 19 Easter vacation 21 Music festival at Old Fort MAY 1 District State Scholarship tests at Tiffin 1 Junior Senior Prom 2 Spring Band Concert 5 National Honor Society initiation at Mel- more 14 Senior Class Play 23 Baccalaureate 27 Commencement Q. Latin C lub The Socii Latini lLatin Clubl is open to all students studying Latin, and to all who have studied Latin, as associate members. This year the club has become affiliated with the Junior Classical League, a national organization of high school students of the classics. Officers are Consul Primus, Patricia Gaster, Consul Secundus, Richard Dundore, Scriptor, Nanette Mar- shall, Quaestor, Lorene King, Nuntius, Susan Bushong, Censor, Duane Warns, Sibylla, Miss Louise Beam. FIRST ROW: Patty Gaster, Richard Dundore, Mike Brickner, Duane Warns, Joe Vera, Lorene King, Nanette Marshall, Jennie Mae Woessner, Susan Bushong, Virginia Feindel, Robert Steinhour, and Miss Beam. STANDING: Harold Pember, Robert Lawless, Kenny Amlin, Nancy Shiley, Marilyn Walter, and Darylene Wertz. I4 Honor Society The Honor Society is made up of all Juniors and Seniors having a B average or above. Being a member of the local Honor Society auto- matically makes you a member of the County Honor Society which is composed of the ten county schools. To be a member of the National Honor Society you must be in the County Honor Society both Jr. and Sr. years and have activity points. Our officers for the year were: President .,,....,.,,. ,.,.,. M ary Kelbley Vice President s...,...... ...... H arold Pember Secretary-Treasurer ...... .,.,s M arilyn Walter Reporter .,,.s....,,,.. ..,., .,,. N a ncy Shiley LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane King, Nancy Shiley, Willetta Feindel, Mr. Collins, Marlyn Fruth, Marilyn Walter, Mary Kelbley, and Harold Pember. ll Mile 'lm lil H 4.21 'x is A -q, 515 AW FIRST ROW: Nancy Shiley, Evelyn Young, Marlyn Fruth, Mcriorie Cassidy. STANDING: Miss Beam, Mary Kelbley, Elsie Hudson, Regina King, Robert Burl, Robert Stein hour, Jenny Mae Woessner, Lorene King, Judy Parks. The advisor ofthe library is Miss Beam. Her assistants devote much of their time to making the library a better place in which to work. They check books in and out, , , collect fines, keep the library in order, and help students choose and select books Llbrllrllllls which will fit their tastes. 4 FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Fox, Willetta Burt, Holly Creeger, LaDonna Steinmetz, Alice Hoffman, Alma Breidenbach, Judy Park, Nancy Mantz, Sue Comer, and Carol Streng. STANDING: Mrs. Bender, Donna McCrary, Regina King, Rose Mary Smith, Marlyn Fruth, Susie Painter, and Marilyn Brickner, Future Homemaleers of America The Future Homemakers of America held their meetings the third Thursday of every month. One of the outstanding events of the year was the Mother and Daughter Banquet. Officers of the organization are: President, Susie Painter, Vice President, Marlyn Fruth, Secretary, Regina King, Treasurer, Donna McCrary, Reporter, Rose Mary Smith, and Recreation Leader, Marilyn Brickner. The Club Mothers are: Mrs. W. P. Painter, Mrs, Archie Fruth, and Mrs. Marion King. The advisor is Mrs. Bender. I6 FIRST ROW: Larry Earl, Ronald Gosche, Roy Lowery, John Cochie, Alvin Shumaker, Joe Bouillon, Richard Lawless, John Schlenker, Ray Shoemaker, Francis Seibenaller, Bob DeWaId, Mr. James, Duane King, Eldon Dillon, Eugene Mc- Quistion, David Walter. STANDING: Robert Pachlhofer, Richard Scaife, James Burns, Robert Scaife, David Dundore, Carl Painter, Paul Rinebold, Gerald Lowery, Paul De- Wald, John Droll, Mark Walter, Dean Hoffman, Tom King, Wayne Griffin, Jack Pachlhoter, Charles Kiser. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America Chapter at Hopewell-Loudon is an integrated part of the Vocational Agriculture program. lt is an organization of farm boys dedicated to the development of good character, leadership, citizenship, and a better farm life. This year there are thirty-two boys enrolled in vocational agri- culture. During the year they have participated in the following activities: public speaking, pest hunt, parliamentary procedure, con- servation essay, grain marketing demonstration, parent and son banquet, dairy and general livestock iudging, Agriculture scholarship test, agricultural engineering contest, poultry iudging contest, Ohio F.F.A. Banquet, and the county fair. The F.F.A. has started a farming proiect this year by renting an eleven acre field where they will conduct experiments in coniunction with the classroom work. The F.F.A. Officers for the year 1953-54 President ...,.................. Ray Shoemaker Vice-president ...... ...... J ohn Schlenker Secretary ...... Francis Seibenaller Treasurer ....., .... R obert DeWald Reporter ..... ..... R ichard Lawless Sentinel ...... Eugene McQuistion Advisor ...... ........... M r. James K 1 FIRST ROW: Mary Colvin, Madelyn Reindl, Regina King. SECOND ROW: Robert Lawless, Kenny Amlin, Cleo McCullough, Beverly Schroeder. THIRD ROW: John Cochie, Nancy Shiley. Editor ,.,.,.A.A......... STANDING: Richard Lawless, Kenny Frankart, Gene McQuiston, Willetto Feindel, Mrs. Kelbley, Don Wingart, Mary Brickner, Joe Hoover, Larry Cobb. ,,....Robert Lawless Assistant Editor ........ Kenny Amlin Proof Reader ......,,, ,.... L arry Hoover Business Manager ........... ........ Joe Hoover Banner Assistant Business Manager .... .....,.. D on Wingart Circulation Manager ..,...... ....... R ichard Lawless Assistants ..v.......,....,...,.... ............ J ohn Cochie Gene McQuistion Larry Cobb Music ........ Regina King Sports News ,,A,..,. Grade News ....,..,. Assembly Reporter Jokes ....,,........... Art .......,. ..... Alumni .... Exchange ......, Typists ..,........... Mimeographer .... ,.....Kenny Frankart .....,Nancy Shiley ........Mary Brickner ,,.........Mary Colvin ......Beverly Schroeder ....,...Madelyn Reindl Cleo McCullough ...V,...,,..Willetta Feindel Junior Typing Class Junior Typing Class Individual Speakers The County Individual Speaking Event Con- test under the Ohio High School Speech League was held at Bettsville. We had eleven entries, ten of whom placed. Marlyn Fruth, lst in humor- ous reading and Elsie Hudson, 3rd, Regina King lst in dramatic reading, John Schlenker lst in radio announcing for boys and Richard Dun- dore 2nd, Nancy Shiley 2nd in radio announc- ing for girls, Bob Burt 3rd in Oratorical declama- tion and Marilyn Walter 6th, Mary Kelbley and Marilyn Walter both received a lst or superior rating in poetry reading. All these students are eligible to compete in the State Contest in Columbus. FIRST ROW: Elsie Hudson, Martyn Fruth, Mary Kelbley, Marilyn Waller. BACK ROW: Richard Dundore, Nancy Shiley, Regina King, Willetta Feindel, John Schlenker, Bob Burt. Prin co of l'0ace Bob Burt, Regina King, and Marilyn Walter each placed first in the local Prince of Peace contests. Bob Burt placed first in the county contest in Fostoria and Marilyn Walter placed first in the county con- test in Tiffin. Bob placed 2nd in the district contest in Defiance and Marilyn placed 2nd in the district contest in Toledo. LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. Blinn, Bob Burt, Marilyn Walter, Donna McCrary, Nancy Shiley, Willetta Findel, Regina King, Pal Gaster, Carol Creeger, Richard Dundore, and Miss Beam. Senior Class lflay by the Class of 1953 Junior Class Play by the Class .of 1955 Belles 0n Their Tags Thv 'Vanilla' lla! For their play, the Juniors chose to enact Belles on Their Toes , a true story of the Gil- breth family of I2 children. This play is a se- qual to Cheaper By the Dozen. The play was enioyed by the large audience present. The cast is as follows: Mrs. Gilbreth ......,...,.,............,..........,........... Willelta Feindel Ann ..,..........,... ............ M adelyn Reindl Martha .... ........ C leo McCullough Ernestine ..... ,...,.......... N ancy Shiley Frank ....... ...,..... Lillian ...... Fred ..,... Francis Siebenaller .........Bob De Wald .......Mary Brickner .........Don Wingart Dan ....... ......... K enny Frankart Jack ...,.................. ...........,., D uane King Bob ...,......,.........,.,.... ........ R ichard Lawless Tom, the handyman ..,,........ Joe Hoover Mr. Hathaway .......... .....,. K enny Amlin Lenora, a relative .,....... ....,,,,.. J eanne King Dr. Bob, new doctor .....,..,Larry Hoover AI Lynch ................,.... ...... R obert Lawless David Loring .,.....,,,,........,,,..,.....,,........... ..,.... J ohn Cochie Mr. Crawford .......,....,..............,.......,,..,...........,.. Mike Comer The play was directed by Mrs. Wilson. On May I5 The Class of 53 presented The Divine Ifloru The play centered around Flora, an unattrac- tive young girl, who later blossoms out into a raving young beauty. Hal, high school junior .............. Winnie, high school iunior ...... Boops, high school senior .................. Joe Shumway ........Marilyn Comer Donna Meisner Stu Morgan, high school senior .................... Francis Brickner Kit Olsmstead, high school iournalist ............ Carol Rinebold Etta Dean lFloral, high school senior ........ Audrey Creeger Randy Pryor, high school senior ............ Mr. Pryor, Randy's father ............ Mrs. Pryor, Randy's mother ........... ......Wayne Hoover ..,.......Dale Brubaker ......,Rosetta Brickner Buzz Rafferty, high school senior ...... ..,......... J ohn Steyer Mr. Dean, Floro's father .........,,....... ........ G eorge Smith Sharon Pryor, Randy's sister .... ...... C atherine Smith Bob, Military Academy boy ........ ........... A rthur King Wayne, Military Academy boy .....,. Squeak, Military Academy boy ..... ..,..,.,...Merle Amlin ........Richard Painter Tex Arlen, name band leader ..... ...............,. J oe Omlor Helena, vacationer . ,,............,...,, . .... . ....... Ruth Ann King Marvelle, vacationer ...,..,,.......... Carolyn Steinmetz Daphne Gilford, radio star .......,., Mr, Dugan, Mr. Dean's partner ....... ...,.....Arlene Brickner ,.........Bernard Tiell Dot, friend of Tex ...,.....,,....,..,..... ....... M arilyn Dillon Eileen, friend of Tex ...,..,...............,......... ......... B etty Zeller Corinne, friend of Tex ........................................ Louise Keefe Vacationers and girls is One Act Play of 7954 The Wonder Hat , a harlequinade, by Good- man and Hecht is the entry in the l954 contest. Students composing the double cast are Robert Burt, Larry Cobb, Mary Brickner, Nancy Shiley, Mary ' Ulliraclv. One Act Play of l953 Miracle, l453 won the first-place trophy with a superior rating in the Seneca County one-act play contest in March, l953. This play was based on the publication in i453 lfive hundred years agot of the Gutenberg Bible, first book printed from Kelbley, Alice Hoffman, Richard Dundore, Robert Lawless, John Schlenker and Robert DeWald. Director for both plays was Miss Louise Beam. Student director for the Wonder Hat was Marilyn Walter. 1453 Q. movable type. Taking part in the play were Nancy Shiley, Robert Burt, Harold Pember, Merle Amlin, Joel Om- lor and singers Arlene Brickner, Nancy Covert, Audrey Creeger, Marlyn Fruth and Elsie Hudson. W, If X 4 5 x I --X x ' at 1 5 A , f I , r 1 - r f L ,. -r ,fm .fe 4? A 1 Ji-. .rv it MX X7 x ' X, I M A we J- .f S. ' 4 lg 'lf' 'O .W . ' , 'W In 1 R' .. My 2 1 il' em W Q lllagazine Campaign Contestants on Groucho Show Eating Hot Dogs Each year the school sponsors a magazine campaign. The money we raise goes to the Music and Athletic Funds. Every year the cam- paign goes over iust a little bigger. To bring about more competition among the students we divided the school into teams. With television so popular in the homes these days we used that as our theme. The winning team, which was the boys, was headed by Bob Burt as Groucho Marx. The girls team was headed by Marilyn Walter' as Sophie Tucker as guest on the Ed Sullivci' Show. lt was agreed that the 20 high sales- man onthe winning team would appear on the Groucho Show andthelosem woum puton a variety Show on Toast of the Town. Vtle don't know whether it was the idea or' lust what it was but the campaign was a big success. The total receipts were over S2,200. It was a lot of fun and we did make money fo the school. An extra vote of thanks should go to Mr Goetz for all his help as captain of the wholc- campaign Sophie an Groucho Debating Stage Enloying on a hands e question at work treat Prize contestants Losers performing Captain pose Clowns of the show Jlusic Section I'8lgl'S 23-32 Silhouette: Marilyn Walter at the piano as she appeared with the high school choir. sw . ' ' i , an A m A After a summer filled with parades and concerts, At Christmas time our band played T'was the our band returned in the fall to play in several more Night Before Christmas for the P. T. A. program. Loudon parades. Our band was privileged to play in the We also entered the district band clinic which was dedication parade of Fostoria's underpass. held at our school for the fifth consecutive year. Band V4 gf? ' .. A if ' ' fig J l 1 ' .f l .. lf, 3 T lr 51 1 gg 'T' iff Y ii' wi K 'fi' A Ml T 'Q f i Q i if fl? is is f . , ..V,. ,,,,p,, i T I l l .A Ck -X FIRST ROW: Marilyn Walter, Harold Pember, Martyn Fruth, Nancy Shiley, Darlene Wertz, Beverly Brendle, Ann King, Shirley Wertz, Nancy Bushong, and Virginia Feindel. SECOND ROW: Larry Hoover, Alice Hoffman, Ruth Ann Thallman, Carolyn Hoover, Kenneth Amlin, Nancy Dundore, Doris Hoover, Joe Kelbley, Roger Cramer, Larry McQuiston, Tommy King, Nancy King, Roger Zepernick, Carol Creeger, and Dean Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Dwight King, David Creeger, Sandra Anderson, Mary Eschenbrenner, Phillip Sublet, Richard King, James Shiley, Carol Streng, Robert Pachlhofer, Paul Rinebold, Willetta 5 1. ni , L H Feindel, Robert Lawless, Duane King, Jackie Pachlhofer, Marvin Amlin, Richard Dundore, Carol Sours, Duane Warns, and Susan Bushong. BACK ROW: Theresa Burns, Mary Brickner, Willetta Burt, Carol Hoffman, Patricia Gaster, Sara Kelbley, Regina King, John Cochie, Paul Dewald, Alma Breidenbach, John Kelbley, Robert Walter, Robert De-Wald, LuDonna Sleinmetz, Wayne Griffin, Betty Dundore, Nancy Walter, Jerry Omlar, Donald Wingart, lorene King, Francis Siebenaller, Richard Lawless, Robert Burt, and Donna McCrary. FIRST ROW: Richard Dunclore, Robert DeWoId, and John Kelbley. SECOND ROW: Robert Burt, Richard Lawless, Francis Siebenoller, Carol Streng, James Shiley, Corol Nusser. THIRD ROW: Duane King, Robert Lawless, Robert Pachlhofer, Willetta Feindel, Paul Rinebold, Doris Depinet, and Gerald King. FOURTH ROW: Robert Steinhour, Joanne Depinet, Rita Schreiner, Mary Brickner, Lcrene King, Dean Hoff- man, Shirley Wertz, Nancy Bushong, and Virginia Feindel. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Walter, Nancy Shiley, Harold Pember, Morlyn Fruth, Alice Hoffman, and Darylene Wertz. SIXTH ROW: Kenneth Amlin, Nancy Dundore, David Creeger, Dwight King, Carolyn Hoover, Ruth Ann Thollman, and Larry Hoover. SEVENTH ROW: Roger Zepernick, Susan Bushong, Virginia Hough, Carol Sours, and Tommy King. Our orchestra played for the Junior and Senior Class plays this year. They again ap- peared at the commencement excercises. The two main events of the year were playing for the annual meeting of the Seneca County Farm Women's Club and the Tiffin Women's 0rchestra Club. String Ensemble STANDING: Rita Schriener, Joan Depinet, Robert Steinhour, Carol Nusser, Gerry King, Doris Depinet, Dianne Cramer. SEATED: Mary Brickner, Janet Krupp. 26 During the spring for a period of four to six weeks, the more advanced sfudents H work on ensemble material. These ensembles go to the county and district contests. opoavvll Those who received excellent ratings go to the stale canlesf. Loudon STANDING: CORNET QUARTEI, Paul Rinebold, Robert Pach- Sours, Roger Zepernick. lholcr, Robert Lawless, Duane King. FRONT ROW: BARITONE TRIO, Marvin Amlin, Jack Puchlhofer, F D I I i TROMBONE QUARTET, Roberl Burr, Richard Lawless, Lorene Richard Durrdore. .1ll8l'lll P l?8 King, Francis Siebcnaller. PIANIST, Marilyn Waller. SAXOPHONE OUARTET, Duane Warns, Susan Bushong, Carol CLARINET TRIO, Nancy Shiley, Darlene Werlz, Harold Pember, A wm- T 6' 'ffuh A 1 rs ff? 4 bam , s, LI' 1- o if , S , E ,,.. ,W ff' FRONT ROW: Marilyn Walter, Joanne Hough, Rose Mary Smith, Elizabeth Fox, Patsy Lombright, Carol Stren Pat Gaster, Nannette Morshel Lorene King, Judy Parks, Holly Creeger Darlene 9, 1 I Wertz, Willetta Feindel, Carol Creeger, Truline Fruth, La Donna Steinmetz, Marilyn Schreiner, Theresa Schreiner, Virginia Feindel, Willetta Burt, and Regina King. SECOND ROW: Larry Earl, Marvin Amlin, Robert Lawless, Kenny Amlin, Virginia Green, Marilyn Brickner, Nancy Shiley, Mary Brickner, Madelyn Reindl, Mary Colvin, Susan Bushong, zo, ,il A J Bonnie Schroeder, Janet Anderson, Donna McCrary, Morlyn Fruth, Susie Pointer, Elsie Hudson, Alice Hoffman, Mary Kelbley, Robert Burt, Harold Pember, and Richard Scaife. THIRD ROW: Robert Pachlhofer, Mike Brickner, Richard Dundore, Charles Kaiser, Howard Tiell Jack Pachlhofer, Wayne Griffin, Eugene Hoover, Rex Hall, Kenny Frankart, Mark Walter larry Cobb, Paul DeWald, Duane Warns, Jim Burns, David Dundore, Joe Vera, Robert Scaife Robert DeWald, John Schlenker, Duane King, and Joe Hoover. Hopewell-Loudon Chorus This year, there were sixty members in our chorus. As usual, we sang for the P. T. A. Christ- mas program. Again the chorus went caroling at Fostoria and Tiffin hospitals. On January 8, l954, our chorus had the privilege to sing for a choral clinic at Heidelberg College. Dr. Wilson, of Columbia University, was guest conductor. We also worked on an Easter Contata, The Seven Last Words of Christ by Dubois, which we presented in several county schools. We closed the year by singing at the Baccalaur- eate services. Qu r QifH.S,, r W ' 1 its 'i'gr ? vf 'N'-. Ge? your feet down, Bob. Girl's friple Irio. Band prudice. ls that the way you practice, boys? 'Tl Tho llporvttu lValts Ilrvam. Saxophone Trio. GirI's Chorus. Turn the page, Marlyn Boy's, you're in ihe wrong placo! Sports Sect ion lhnges 33-4 1 Silhoueffef Robert Burt preparing to take the shot thot stocked up the points oll season long. . LLm, .gif ...Iii Sf, ,. .T ,., ... . 1 l bn sf, s ..,.,...,..at . .PMWi'X TOP ROW: Coach, Kenny Frankart, Larry Hoover, Duane Warns, Don Wingart, Duane King. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Comer, Gene McQuistion, Paul DeWaId, Bob Burl, Joe Hoover. Varsity Squad The l953-54 Chieftains opened their basketball season with one regular from last year. A big gap had to be filled as graduation took its toll. The sea- son looked very dismal as the squad lost four of thc first five games. But with added experience and con- fidence along with a strong desire to win, the squad then had a nine game winning streak before it was broken. 34 The season ended with a T2 won 6 lost record and with a tie for 3rd place in the league, which is a credit to the squad for its fine co-operation and sports- manship which it displayed throughout the season. With only one member of the squad lost by graduation the hopes for next season look very high. The members of the squad and myself would like to thank the administration, faculty, and cheerleaders for their fine co-operation and support which made this season a successful one. SCHEDULE H-L 52 ....... ...... N ew Reigel ...... 50.. McCutchenville . 66 ...... ...... J ackson-Liberty . 57 ....... ...... A rlington ....... 63 Attica 69 ....... ...... A rcadia ,..... 49 ..... ...... B loomville ..... 63 ....... ...... A lumni .,.... 58 ..... ...... M elmore ........... 71 ....... ...... J ackson Burgoon 81 ..... ...... T hompson ......... 70 ....... ...... S t. Wendelin .... 75' ..... ...... N ew Reigel ...... 59 ..,.... ...... H arpster .... 62 ..... ...... B ettsville .......... 75 ....... ...... J ackson-Liberty 63 ..... ...... O ld Fort .......... 6l ' ..... ...... R epublic .... Duane King Robert Pachlhofer .lllanagors 0ur Coach The first year for our new coach has certainly been a very successful one. Everyone has grown to appreci- ate him very much. Having a year to get acquainted with his coaching, we are all looking forward to an even better season next year. BACK ROW: Coach, Dean Hoffman, .lim Burns, John Cochie, Larry Hoover, Duane Warns, Don Wingart, Duane King. BOTTOM ROW: Kenny Frankarl, Mike Comer, Gene McQuistion, Paul DeWald, Bob Burt, Joc Hoover. IX Tournament Team ln tournament play the Chieftains played their first game against Thompson and won 60 to 56. In the next game we had to give into BettsvilIe's heighth and lost by 5 points. Then we played Old Fort. We led the first half but had a bad third quarter and lost with a final score of 61-64. Bob Burt's 447 points set a new scoring record for the school. Our cheerleaders received third place in the tournament and Bob Burt received a position on the all County Team. t 'F ,I ...Q lv' 'J i ' -.. 7:7 A v- v ,.. V M lXj! J enum.,- Wwe Bob Burt Mike COmel' Forward Gumd 447 points l8O points Joe Hoover Guard T80 polnis Gene MCQulshon Forward 185 points Kenny Frcmkcrrt Paul DeWc1ld Guard 87 points Center 224 pounis 2 5 ,WMA , . -L.r,,.o.,5 V-.14-v First Six Pla er .Hn if aa ' ling Q f Q5 x I 3 5 K Lt- Q - 1 m Ek J. ' 5' , iw, , , ' ' :-' Wifi? EY- , ' . 'S in gy , nm k , H-l. 27 .Y,,.. . ,..,.. New Riegel 24 ..,,,... ..... M cCutchenville 43 ...,.,.. ..... J ackson-Liberty 31 ..,...,.. ,.... A rlington ,,,.,,,,,,,,, ..,,AV 42 ..... . ..,, Attica ..... l SEASONS RECORD ......Arcadia Bloomville .7,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, ......Melmore ......Jackson Burgoon Thompson ,,,,,,..,, ,,,,,,, Wendelin ,Q-nm New Riegel ..,,, .,,,,,. Harpster .,,,.,,,, ,,,,.,, Bettsville ..A.,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, Jackson-Liberty Old Fort .,,..,.,,,,A ,,,,,,, Republic .,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, ,S S . ,E II, Ilvsvrvvs All and all the re- serves had a very suc- cessful season. They had an over all record of 9 wins and 7 losses. We are hoping that many of these reserve players will help to for- mulate next years var- sity squad. BACK ROW: Coach, Gene Hoover, Tom Eberly, David Dundore, David Walter, Richard Lawless, Marvin Am- Iin, Mike Brickner, Rex Hall. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Burns, Don Wingart, John Cochic, Dean Hoffman, Duane Warns. 39 O O li Januar Hugh Basketball TOP ROW: Bud Feagles, Larry McQuistion, Charles Webb, David Shane, Phillip Sublei, John Kelbley, Jon Adams, Jim Park, Ronnie Brendle, Sieve Comer, Coach. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Wingart, Robert Gosche, Bob Walter, Duane Hoffman, Jim Shiley, Sam Schubert. Junior High T rack TOP ROW: Coach, Steve Comer, Larry McQuisiion, David Shane, Phillip Subiei, John Kelbley, Jon Adams, Jim Park, Ran- nie Brendle. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Wingart, Robert Gosche, Bob Walier, Duane Hoffman, Jim Shiley, Sam Schubert. Reserve Cheerleaders We also would like to commend the Reserve cheerleaders for the splendid job they did. Their con- tribution was definitely a contrib- uting factor to the success of the team. Darlene Wertz, Alma Breidenbach, Pat Gaster, Regina King. Varsity Cheerleaders The team and coach express their appreciation to the Varsity cheerleaders for a iob well done. Regardless of who wins the trophy, they will always be champions in our book. Lorene King, Mary Kelbley, Virginia Green, Modelyn Reindl. tiwulers vm 5,,fv:w,,xe:5 Baseball 62600, 60 'age' on iilfilwe 1953-1954 ie4ffQlfZ de . on ,M P122 414 'hiv' cQ:iin9o'l 00002 Comer Worn: 00 Pitchers and Catchers Rex Hall Bob Burt Joe Hoover Larry Hoover Our baseball team this year was un- doubtedly one of the best in the history of the school. During the regular season we won 1 and lost 2, beating Jackson-Liberty 12 to 5, while losing to Bettsville 14 to 9, and Jackson-Liberty 3 to 2, respectively. In the first game of the tournament, though, we came back to trounce Jack- son-Liberty 16 to 5, which, as a result of a good draw, put us in the semi- V finals. We lost to Bloomville in a very thrilling game by a score of 10 to 6. Bloomville, incidentally, went on to win the tournament. Classes Sect ion Pages 413-56 Silhouette: Mrs. Zepernick discussing school problems with students from her second grade room. N 5 J! f Ei L i 5 xiii? 3 -'K Q, T 4 V M t x Z 8 A , Q. Lg 5 .F in Q f ' ' I fx ' I , 'fx ,I H, ,iff sta-gi' we I fa fy in . fl Q' V ' f W , T 3 V 2 Q41-.?1 HE ' Ymiiiz iw ' ' 1 ' m h 'Cty F it , ,W ' wi! L 1 ga , f -. 1 W g wg , , f Q K It fix ,ww , J ' ' Q if Q s W, if f : 5, ,, .. Rui- I 2 Q ,QW .ff I--f 254- .1 i?f' 35 ' :E,:,.., ., l FIRST ROW: Miss Stuart, Karen Colvin, Nancy Barchus, Bonnie Hossler John Allen SECOND ROW: Nicholas Chapman, Floyd Tottingham, Barbara Burllle Stephen Baker THIRD ROW. Martha Depinet, Junior Dundore, Delores Psoda FOURTH ROW: Darlene Pruitt, Bernard Gosche, Dick Hossler. FIFTH ROW: Jane Reinhart, Janis Price, Kenneth Hohman. SIXTH ROW: Kenneth Yambert, Cecelia Houck, Sandra Weber SEVENTH ROW: Ronald Crum, Carol Stultz, James Chaney. EIGHTH ROW: Glen Piper, Pedro Cantu, Robert Arnold. NINTH ROW: Gerald Mathias, Mary Ruble, Joan Hohman. MISSING: Tom Allen, Jack Berrier, Linda Brickner. FIRST ROW: Janice Cool, Sharon Perrine, Paul Wise, Dennis Smith, Susie Miles Kathleen Bmtz Lupe Vera Shirley Boes, Sharon Cramer, Patty Hohman, Nancy Kuzma, Donnie Rayle Gloria Adams and THIRD ROW Freddie Hodges Timmy Bruckner Anna Elchert John Fox Roger Scherger Richard Gene Werlz. Curns Bobby Laird Joe Welly Carl Huth Karen Weller Patty Brendle Mrs Zepernlck Eddie SECOND ROW: Jimmy Schreiner, Galen King, Brian Arnold, Mary Wilson Martin Puffenberger Schubert Steve Sevlheimer and Diane Sperow Grade Two At the beginning of the school year the Second Grade was divided with every third one, until eleven had been chosen, going to Miss Stewart's room. This left us thirty-two boys and girls. In October Donnie Rayle Ioined our ranks but left again in December. In the meantime Shirley Boes became a member of our group so that we had a total of thirty-three girls and boys. ln March, Anna Elchert moved to Melmore. w1we-wqfaqvwvw M 1551 's 1 'la A-.tutl Ph 1 X41 FIRST ROW: Kathleen Babb, linda Steinhour, Jean McCormick, Gloria Myers, Dean King, Stephen Hoover, Sheila Scherger, Mrs. Fruth. Creeger, Richard Lauer, Carolyn Shane, Janice Pauff. THIRD ROW: Jack Nickel, Becky Bigham, Mike Bonaham, Sandra Osterwald, Jim Brickner, Dalton SECOND ROW: Robert Kelbley, Jack Price, George Hohman, Louis Mathias, Carol Puffenberger, Heck, Barbara Staley, Alice Scaife, Harold Stultz, Margaret Feindel, leader Harold Goshe. Marvin King, JoAnn Hall, Jane Vitte, Charles Hohman, Pete Miles, Sammy Allen, Kathy Cool, Karen Grade Three f We have 37 boys and girls enrolled in the third grade. We have enioyed our two new subjects this year, X geography and hygiene. All of us look forward to the I l many new subiects we shall have in coming years. U I lf. 7 FRONT ROW, left to right: Danny Earl, Jerry Kelbley, Pete Marshall, Ruth Ellen Yambert, Dona Woessner, Dian Cramer, Bonnie Schreiner, Donna Curns, Russel Kreh, Jack Scaife, Tommy Krupp, Brenda Arnold, and Steven Durst. SECOND ROW: Mrs, DeWald, Douglas Smith, Merle Reinhart, John Smith, Frances Wilson, Kathryn Grade Four There are 36 pupils in the fourth grade, 20 girls and I6 boys. The day the pictures were taken Joan Zoeller was absent. The following boys and girls are taking music lessons: Beverly Wertz, Jerry Kelbley, James Fox, Tommy Krupp, Jeanette Kelbley, Judy Walter, and Diana Cramer. They all expect to be in the band some day. 48 Brendle, Priscilla Haugh, Bonnie Staley, Jeanette Kelbley, Mary Ann McCormick, Beverly Wertz, and Judy Dull. THIRD ROW: James Piper, James Fox, Weldon Feindel, Frank Young, Carl Tiell, Judy Brendle, Darlene Collet, Richard Fruth, Judy Walter, Linda Dillon, and Janet Hawk. ,i issi 11 'i c ,J Q ...,,i Y v 4, ix, ..,,, 3. fp ggmy c,,. L K I , W - 13, W, . gf l ... 113535 FRONT ROW: Susan Groves, Joyce Arnold, Thomas Chaney, Evelyn Hall, Robert Schubert, Beverly Webb, Suzanne Breidenbach, Rose Berrier, Robert Rainey, James Kelbley, Nancy Hohman, and Judy Miller. BACK ROW: Richard Baker, Robert Chaney, John Mathias, Janet Hall, James Wise, Glenn Feindel, Mathilda Welly, Barbara Dillon, Kathy Adams, Sue Ellen Brickner, Mrs. Jordan, Jane Anderson, Nancy King, Joan Shane, James Zoeller Betty Depinet, Fred Ruble, Janet Wingart, Robert Nickel, Harold Tiell, Richard Robertson, James Hoover, and Mary Ann Earl. ABSENT: Dian Woessner and Lewis Zeller. Fifth Grlulo laura A Yatsura , .gaqii ..,..,.....,e,,. -0.-.W 2 S 'ns FRONT ROW: Beverly Creeger, Nancy Williams, John Hohman, Doyle Comer, John Hoover, Pal Clause, and Penny Grieve. MIDDLE ROW: Gerald King, Sandra Smilh, Marcia Dull, Nadine Sperow, Carolyn Babb, Doris Depinel, David Creeger, Billy Schlenker, Tommy Scherger, Roger Zepernick, Gloria Lowery, Ann King, Janel Krupp, Joe Kelbley, and Belly Dundore. BACK ROW: John Park, Larry Frulh, Belly Kline, Karen Coppus, Dennis Hohman, Mrs. Krelsinger, Gerry Omlor, Roger Cramer, Mike McCormick, David Hohman, Nancy Bushong, Shirley Werlz, Velma Droll, and Joan Sleinhour. rade Six There are lhirly-six boys and girls in our class lhis year. Twelve of lhe thirty-six are in eilher'band or orcheslra. 50 3 sr ,I v-I Grfule Seven H! C ass of 1959 Y' X? -1. We of the seventh grade are proud to have become a part of the high school this year. Although it took us a while to get used to only four classes and study halls and no recesses, we have had a wonderful year. We are proud to have serveral of our boys on the Jr. High basketball team and two ol our girls as cheerleaders. We also have most of the boys and girls taking active part in the music department. Our Officers for this year are: Secretary-Treasurer .......... Bernard Hohman President .,...................,...,...... Steve Comer Reporter ............,.,.... ....... L oanna Pember Vice President ....... ,.............,..,, J im Park Advisor ...... ........ M rs. June Blinn I Av' . .a ,,., . Phillip Sublett, Emil Seigle, Charles Webb, Paul Steinmetz, Dwight King, Paul Reinhart, Kathleen Huth, Mary lou Zoellers, Patty Puftenberger, Alma Gosche, Norris Baker, Robert Scherger, Larry McQuistion, David Shane, Ronald Brindle, Roger Miller, Leo Reinhart, John Pork, Donna Burns, Twila Marshall, Raymond Wingart, Garry Chaney, Jane Fox, Carol Sours, Sam Schubert, Robert Gosche, Judy Brickner, Loanna Pember, Phyllis Hoover, Joan Dillon, Steve Comer, Bernard Hohman, Mrs. Blinn. Class of 1958 Grade Eight aw-44 . W -I 'MP-is W' ' W N. ,, N 'KQV' , .. M J ,, 5 V. .M Q f' ' J 1 rw' 3, ,M 44... , K -lx v i' ww- - Y ,, J we Q., Gerald Arnold, Mr. Adams, John Meisner, Norbert Collet, Russel Custer, Mike Clause, Darl Feagles, Duane Hoffman, Pat Grieves, Judy Walter, Mariorie Nickels, Rosemary Brickner, Nancy Dundore, Doris Hoover, Joanne Depinet, Richard King, Carolyn Hoover, Dennis Chaney, Sandra Anderson, James Young, Robert Walter, Eugene Young, James Shiley, Gerald Kreh, lvan Goshe, John Kelbley, Paul Hartley, Jan Adams, Wilma Droll, Janice Dillon, Carol Hoffman, Sara Kelbley, Rita Schreiner, Ruth Ann Thallman, Janiece Samson, Jeannette Zeller. - .L .W , , ,, k ,sw R Nw, The eighth grade had a busy year. Some of us are in band. At Christmas we song carols for the P. T. A. Some of our boys play basketball. Many of us went to the dances and skating parties. Our officers for the year are: President ..........,,........................ Jim Shiley Treasurer .... ........... J udy Frankart Vice President ...... ......... J udy Walter Reporter ....... ........ C arolyn Hoover Secretary ............ ...,... M aiorie Nickel Advisor ....,. ........ M r. J. E. Adams Freshmen ,.fvfm...,M1'fw,w F 2 ,, wav' The ninth grade enjoyed many new things this year. Some of the boys ioined FFA and the girls ioined FHA. A few of our members are in the latin Club. Most of the class is in chorus. We have 8 boys on the basketball team and 2 cheerleaders. Our officers for the year are: President ...............,.....,.,,,., David Dundore Treasurer ..... ,............... H olly Creeger Vice President ..... ........,, T om Eberly Reporter .... ..., ,.............. S u san Bushong Secretary .......... . ..... Lorene King Advisor ..... .....,. M r. Kenneth Kardatzke Class of 195 7 Qin 511.1 '4bnN...... r 'Q-A .W Kb-.. -.W X Mr. Kardatzke, Robert Pachlhofer, Marvin Amlin, Mark Walter, Mike Brickner, Charles Kaiser, Duane Warns, Joseph Vera, James Burns, David Dundore, Thomas Eberly, Wayne Griffin, Jack Pachlhofer, Eugene Hoover, Howard Tiell, Larry Earl, Holly Creeger, Lorene King, Susan Bushong, Judy Park, Jennie Mae Woessner, Darlene Wertz, Elizabeth Fox, Nanette Marshall, Bonnie Shroeder, Theresa Schreiner. 53 -:Q i if ,J A Class of 1956 Sophomores sr an-ew' ,..,.M..-.gb Robert Steinhour, Richard Woessner, Tom King, John Creeger, Robert Scaife, Richard Dundore, Paul Rinebold, Richard Scoife, Carl Painter, Jerry Lowery, Dean Hoffman, Paul DeWald, Pat Gaster, Willetta Burt, Marilyn Schreiner, Sue Comer, Alma Briedenbach, Joanne Haugh, Vir- ginia Feindel, Carol Streng, Alice Hoffman, Truline Fruth, Carol Creeger, LaDonna Steinmetz, Rosemary Smith, Mrs. Wilson. Our officers for this year are: President ..........,....,.,.,........ Richard Scaife Treasurer ..........,...,, Pat Gaster Vice President ......,.,...,..,..,. Trulene Fruth Reporter ......, ......,... A Ima Briedenbach Secretary ,............ ..,,,.., C arol Jean Streng Advisor ..... ....... M rs. Pauline Wilson We of the tenth grade are indeed a very busy gang this year. We are happy to participate in all the activities around the school. Many of us are in band and chorus. Our boys are well represented in sports, and many of us are in FFA and FHA. The high light of the year will undoubtedly be the Freshman-Sophomore Prom. . -- e.-.Nu-i-..n-. , ,. nav- . -3- I' I - ....-.-.-.,r.i C-r 1- u . 111 Q fp gum anus.. slum ' -su nn- qu... nnnnw,,,,,s,-Q uniors lass of 1955 Q y. - .. .- .,.. ... . .- u -V . .. .. . - , 1. V ... .f,.,...,,.h,.. -....-... r- .. . ., , -.. - - . - . ,,--W.. - M... ....,,-., ....--'1 b . -V X- 'fe f v,a- .. .., . -in-Q. - - , . M . 'g? 'j 'A - me PM ...W :fe-fx .... - f- . 1 K W- M , .. - f-ff v- I s - q . - in u 1 Q - N .. ,. V M- f,.e,,,. , a . f' ., -ann -an ' '- -- f , M if W W A UMW 'L W' MM M f -- WN. ,, .,,,,.,r, M.. mm ,,,, ,, , . n n .,, U V A W A my ,Q-. r .W W M, i .L ,.' if qi. - ,-, -, I' hi ' WIA ' 'GDN rs- www-ri f bumpy? i ii, ,f.,,,A mmm Jw, , . , , , . V, X QM i . -, , W if an you ff Q - , .,.. .,, , - ' ' --'mf W sf- nw --- I-,. 'Wx-F : A A ,F 4 ,km X.gmm,k 'MX ',,i?.fc,.go.i..,rKj,if,,.,,,,,.. mips.-MMS im., A up - 1 4 -W-V it + 1 n u p Awww. '-imc,-ni nw m,..m,. s,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,-gm fr 'U' -- -..- ...4 4.1 - L 1- L 1 lvwr e -7 . Ii in Us ,M A., Q. ,W ,, n' - ,- .-- PM f- nv ' we , ,A - , - , qi, V W xvwn M up iv vfmusq-11?-.Q,.., ,,, ,,,,,A,,,,mM- v 1' --1 -f rw f ao- mn um-. my W.. wwe,- I naw-nm - up M un.. -nu my 'im-r use .- 'Langkawi nun-un ......-.. ., W.. HH 'maui V-.W X . Q- fx. -uf.. ..-. 's . 1 -- J 'Y We of the eleventh grade have had one of our busiest years in high school. Wherever you music, and sports. look you will see us buzzing around and taking an active part in clubwork, We edited the Scarlet Banner and our class play, Belles' on Their Toes was cl big success. The highlight of our year was the Junior Senior Prom we sponsored. President .,.. ,,..... R obert DeWaId Treasurer .... ......, . ..., . .Joe Hoover Vice President ,,.. ,,,,,,,,. L arry Hoover Reporter ........, Alvin Shumaker Secretary ,.,., .... ,...... R e gina King Advisor ..... ,.,,.. M rs. Lillian Kelbley . ,A , . , , DISH-v1 H- f M-in-W1 it mamwnwpwm., I 4-sf wr , V ms. is . e1 nn fa in- fmwfi nr a ww-V mm mm L it www in v Robert Lawless, Larry Hoover, Richard Lawless, Kent Amlin, Cleo McCullough, Francis Seiben- aller, Nancy Shiley, Willetta Feindel, Madelyn Reindl, Carol Nusser, Regina King, Beverly Schroeder, Janet Anderson, June Piper, Mary Brickner, Mike Comer, Bob DeWald, .lohn Cochie, Joe Hoover, Alvin Shumaker, Bill Hough, Gene McQuistion, Duane King, Bernard Arnold, Kenny Frankhart, Larry Cobb, Don Wingart, David Walter, Eldon Dillon. 55 First Dance of the Year Working man Ray Can't dance Mrs. Gilbreth and her darling dozen. The Tabooga chef. Minature C The Sweetheart Swing Lucky Johnll 'tw fj:f3 -1 1 e 1 I with crutches! Joel This is a Dancel hefs Get your tongue inl Studious lads? Caught unaware www.: ' wmv 1 vm -mm wm- 'nun me iziiii fungi 5 ., , :yi Son iors Sect ion Pages 57-68 Silhouette: Virginia Green as she looks to the future following graduation from Hopewell- Loudon School Shy, isn't he? Seniors Trip to Toledo Getting pretty Waiting-Patiently? Shouldn't have done itl im? New Driver? so e rrrttr r t rr tr t 4' is - ' '- r,aVa:w i i 1 , r rrr 1 t 't . I 2 i i Q 4. ','k I . ' K kt p' y P e WI kyky .V i , 233 . I , A 'fif?g,:r,1l.--7 ,-1 V vig:-2 13 X 5 X, -- - We , a r t. Party at MariIyn's Snazzy tree isn't it? Good Spanking Dance preparations Look at the monkeysl What's she doing? it :S .. One September morning in 1942, we, the class of 54 , entered the doors of Hopewell- Loudon for the first time. We were guided through grades 1, 2, and 3, by Miss Borst, Mrs. Geiger, and Mrs. Fruth. Music lessons were taken in the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades. Mrs. DeWald, Mrs. Jordan, and Mrs. Kretsinger help- ed us through those grades. In the years 1949 and 1950 we had the pleasure of electing our cheerleaders, and we also had a good ball team. When we were freshmen we chose our class colors, blue and white, our flower, the red rose, and our motto, Character is the cornerstone of Success. The class officers for that year were: President, John Schlenker, V. President, Mary Kelbely, Sec.- Treasurer, Marilyn Walter, and Reporter Marlyn Fruth. April 20 was the highlight of our freshman year since it was our first prom. In 1952, the following were elected as class officers: John Senior Class History Senior Class llfficers FIRST ROW: Marilyn Walter, John Schlenker, Mary Kelbley. BACK ROW: Marlyn Fruth, Elsie Hudson. President .......... . ...... .. Vice President .John Schlenker ..........Mary Kelbley Secretary ,,,.,,,,, ,,,...,... M arilyn Walter Treasurer .. Reporter , ..........Marlyn Fruth ........Elsie Hudson Schlenker, President, Marilyn Wal- ter, V. President, Elsie Hudson Secretary, Mary Kelbley, Treasur- er, and Harold Pember, Reporter. 1 May 2 was the date for our Fresh- man-Sophomore Prom which prov- ed to be a big success. During our Junior year we par- ticipated in many actviities. Our class play, Volunteer Bride was a success. We also put out the Scarlet Banner that year. We held our prom on April 25 at the Fos- toria Y.M.C.A. Class officers were: President, John Schlenker, V. President, Roy Lowery, Secretary, Marilyn Walter, Treasurer, Mary Kelbley, and Reporter, Marlyn Fruth. Now we are Seniors and are proud to be graduating from Hopewell-Loudon School. The Jr.- Sr. Prom, which took place on May 1, was one of the biggest events of the year. As Seniors we now have a great field of opportunities ahead of us. We hope we can continue to live our lives in the same manner as has been taught us here at Hopewell-Loudon. VII clue you gin . . Qwj ,. JJ W' x K Y dh x , lass of , . ' ,Q ig r ff r i 1954 r . gf N ,M I. f V if ' E by ' M 7.9, yi, avg fig . - A,, . , my M ,Q V .T W if i wk Q 4- , A., i KVV' Qs : '.f- S3 -- V',, 1 A , wi. x V k ffygaizf y . Roy Lowery J.J. Joseph Bouillon Buddy H H Theresa Burns ..-ferry.. . . Y k Marilyn Bruckner ou no Hot Rod Brimer No other comment K wi? Class of 19.14 M , -nv-P' Robert Burt Q Mczry Kelbley --B-v Ray Shoemaker Elsue Hudson I-Red Scrounge Shoey L, C. You Shu' Up! Wha!'s Ohui make me? You Wouldn'l Dore IR: 'sw' X f u N 'risfiiigl El if l f ,ff f 5 rw: :fsqi Sid! fx K ..,, . .l, Harold Pember Marilyn Walter Preacher Walters Donna Mccrory Doggone il Walch lhal language! Nancy Mqnz Dopey Shorty You some, dumb bunny l'Il never ell i f uf Class of 1954 8,5 r ,Q we I 1 6 , 4 Ronald Gosche Virginia Green ..G., ..G. ., u John schlenkef --T,,,m,,,,d,.,U5-- --oh Ella Mae Pointer Slinky Susie Like Wise look -in ,nav JD 0 , AJ in Ke.i'l 5' f I l T' 'Q . 1 ' A A , I ' gi' i .A Class of i ' ' f 1954 Class of 1954 5 Mcurlyn Frufh Marjorie Cassidy FruiIie Mouse I don'I know Evelyn Young Darn ir Evie Ouch -mmf' 5 ,.,fg'5' ,V 7 fb? W -- ? 64 Q A he Xx o vv. ,nf , ..... my Affyzlffgf-g.1,f-,ix. A 47' f ,MNHIII ' fx -' V, 'gf 4 ,f f,p'Q, 71... P 1 ilu, 1'-' l W' Y 'Y ' -J S ,I 'r -A ' 'i7A'f Lff'7'1' , ,- q'T -w. qua, K 44 eff W, 4 4 1. L 1 l.! ll' I Q, 'a ,li- We. the Class of I954, Do Here by Publicly Set Forth The Following Class Will I, Joe Bouillon, will my chemistry book to whoever wants to fill it out and my ability to stay away from girls to Robert Lawless. I, Marilyn Brickner, will my weight to Mark Walters and my ability not to string men along to Carol Creeger and Nancy Shiley. I, Bob Burt, will my position on the first five to Duane Warns, and my ability to get along with the teachers to Joe Hoover, but will keep my tenor voice for future use. I, Theresa Burns, will my drum maiorette ability to someone who needs it, and my short hair to Cleo McCullough. I, Mariorie Cassidy, will my shortness to Larry Cobb and my ability to take shorthand to Mary Colvin. I, Marlyn Fruth, will my sewing ability to Elizabeth Fox and my short hair to Carol Nusser. I, Ronnie Gosche, will my driving ability to Mark Walter and my ability to stay out of trouble to Tom Eberly, but will keep my '37 Chevrolet. l, Virginia Green, will my cheerleading ability to Regina King but will keep my ability to go with one boy. I, Elsie Hudson, will my height to Janiece Samson and my ability to keep quiet in music to Alice Hoffman. I, Mary Kelbley, will my place on the varsity cheerleading squad to my sister Sara and my ability to tell the truth to ALVIN, but will keep my red hair to draw attention. I, Roy Lowery, will my dancing ability to Robert Pachlhofer and the '37 Dodge to anyone who can operate it. I, Nancy Manz, will my ability to be absent to anyone who needs a vacation. I, Donna McCrary, will my ability to backseat drive on bus No. 4 to Jeannie King and my ability to get along with Mr. Collins to Carol Creeger. I, Susie Painter, will my ability to leave boys alone to Willetta Burt but will keep my interest in Avon Lake. I, Harold Pember, will my scholastic records to Mark Walter, my bass voice to Richard Dundore, my clarinet playing to Darlene Wertz, and my hair on my chest to Robert Pachlhofer. I, John Schlenker, will my ability to become elected class president to Robert Lawless and my ability to pass Vo-Ag. to David Walter. I, Ray Shoemaker, will my ability to get along with girls to Robert Steinhour, and my 4l Plymouth to Larry Earl. I, Marilyn Walter, will my iob as secretary of everything to the next unfortunate victim, and my iob as accompanist to the next person in line. I, Evelyn Young, will my shortness to Doris Mae Hoover, and my small waistline to Mr. Collins. We, the class of 54 , will to the Juniors the Senior Home Room and Mr. Goetz. We, the class of 54 , will to the Sophomores the right to come to the Junior-Senior Prom. We, the class of 54 , will to the Freshmen the right to be called upper classmen. We, the class of 54 , will to the eighth grade the right to become Freshmen. We, the class of 54 , will to the seventh grade the right to take the Eighth Grade Scholarship tests. We, the class of 54 , will the teachers the satisfaction of having gotten another class through school. 1 v N it L. 1510 IWW' 'ir Q if ,-me 'PQ' bf' FIRST ROW: Bob Burt, John Schlenker, Ray Shoemaker, Marilyn Walter, Mary Kelbley, Morlyn Fruth, ond Virginia Green. SECOND ROW: Harold Pember, Ronnie Gosche, Elsie Hudson, Marilyn Brickner. F ' nb , Associate Editor ...,.. Class Editor .....,,.,.,....,. Activities Editor ..,.... in the years to come. Annual Staff Editor ..,.,.s...........,,... ...,.,.... M ary Kelbley .......John Schlenker Business Manager ......,......... Marilyn Walter Assistant Business Mgr ......... Ray Shoemaker .....EIsie Hudson ..,..Virginia Green Music Editor ..,...,,.,.. .,.... M arlyn Fruth Sports Editor ....,s..,.,, ..,,.,....,. B ob Burt Administration Editor ..,.,..V..,, Harold Pember Snapshot Editor ........ Senior Editor ,,,.,, .. ........ Ronnie Gosche Marilyn Brickner The Annual Staff has worked hard to produce this book, but we have gained much experience in working together. We hope this book will bring back happy memories A Look Into the Future I, Marilyn Brickner, and my TV partner, Elsie Hudson, had iust finish- ed our show, Clem and his Boss and were loafing around the studio when we ran across this interesting item in The Bascom Bleat : First Lady Champion Wrestler In History. This sounded interesting, we read on only to find that the champion was Susie Painter. The paper is edited by Marlyn Fruth, who heads one of the largest newspaper syndicates in the world. She has also won the Nobel Prize for her Yellow Journalism. Since our work for the evening was finished we decided to take in the floor show at the High Hat Club . lEverybody entering this club must wear a high hat.l The club is running a series of mystery singers and every- body is anxious to see who she will be tonight. The gossip columns of The Bascom Bleat are all running articles on it. Donna McCrary, who is the head of all the columns, therefore, knows the latest in the gossip world. Why iust the other day she was telling of Roy Lowery who has iust invented a new formula for exterminating termites. His secretary, Marilyn Walter, owns a termite farm where Roy does his experimenting. lPersonally, we think they're kinda buggy.l We hear that Donna's most reliable source of information is the operator at the Bell Telephone Company who is none other than Evelyn Young. By this time we were dressed and outside our hotel. We hailed a taxi and after we were inside we noticed an extra passenger in the front seat. We paid no attention and continued our conversation. Suddenly we heard a disturbance in the front seat. It wasn't until then that we noticed the shabbily dressed driver and the neatly dressed lady on the seat beside him. The driver was Joe Bouillon, president of the Joke Factory of Bouillon- ville, who told us he was driving a taxi on the side to make a little extra money , The lady, to our surprise, was Mariorie Cassidy the Driver Train- ing Teacher of the Fordville Elementary School. lt seems Marge was trying to point out to Joe why driving carefully is important. Marge informed us that only the other day she had seen Ray Shoemaker, the famous horse- dentist of a one-horse-town. His nurse, Nancy Manz, had discovered Eqqui- chloryall, toothpaste for toothless horses. Any cow using this will give green milk. I exclaimed to Elsie how unbelievable it was that our classmates were becoming more famous day by day. Upon our arrival at the High Hat Club we left the cab and entered the club. We were greeted by the proprietor, whom we didn't recognize at first with his mustache. While we were talking, however, it fell off. That was when we recognized him to be Ronnie Gosche. We had a good laugh but gave our word not to tell about the falsie. Ronnie led us to our table and seated us. The waiter came and we ordered the latest in breakfast food which to our surprise was Bob Burt's latest product: Bobby's Blue Breakfast Belly-Busters Food , the new blue cereal with the Bromo-Seltzer already in it. We hear that Mary the Mor- tician gets a lot of business from Bobby's victims. The mortician is our for- mer classmate, Mary Kelbley. Her work consists of looking for members for the underground. At the next table we noticed John Schlenker, the fire-eater, with the editor of the Advice to the Lovelorn column of The Bascom Bleat , Vir- ginia Green. lt seems that John was getting advice from Viginia about his latest flame. He attracts the attention of surrounding tables when he begins to demonstrate his latest act of fire-eating. The bouncer immediate- ly springs into action, and out goes John. Who is the bouncer? You guess- ed it! Harold Pember. As things were under control once more, the house lights dimmed and the mystery singer came out on the stage. lt was the exciting moment of the unmasking. Everyone held his breath. Then it happened. Imagine our surprise. Yes, Theresa Burns had risen high in the music world. Finally we said our goodbyes and returned to our hotel. lt had been an exciting day and we retired with happy memories. SENECA CONCRETE Use Concrete Drainage Tile All sizes-4 to 12 Stocked Larger on Order Building Supplies PRODUCTS CO ,,,,.- xii f P xiii f Phone 56-Night. if no answer. call 38L Cement-Mortar Waterproofing Outdoor Fireplaces Concrete Block-Steel Sash. etc. M. E. Shmnway - Owners -- W. B. Shumway. Sr. BASCOM IVIEADOWBRODK PARK PLAYGRQUND or NORTHERN onto Bath l-louse, Game Courts, Baseball Grounds, Refreshment Stand, Etc. Outdoor Movies Every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday Nights during the summer season L 1 it now:-moi Rwxsmvnm OK null!-0011 MOVIES ANU EMHH5 SQZDEZ' Clean Fun and Relaxation Sixty Acres of Beautiful Groves, Swimming Pool, Playgrounds and Equipment Dancing Pavilions, Boating, Ponies, Rides and Amusements Tables for Picnics and Reunions Ballroom Available for Rental to Private Parties, Dances. and Community Activities Bascom. Ohio Between Tiffin and Fostoria on Route 18 Basoom Elevator and Supply Association Bring In Your Formulas and Let us Mix and Grind Your Feeds Complete Line of Sherman-Williams Paints GIWLIO Anflfelflfff O! J. A. 1VIi11e1' Tile Co Bascom, Qhio . mmm 'bg gpm ' Agn r h. 'fl 11 ' A. ,. Vg A I M QF N-W., ix The Cream of Tiffin THE CREAM OF TIFFIN Ice Cream Milk Butter Compliments ol Klouaefx, TAVERN AND GROCERY Phone ll Bascom, Ohio 'Wlofmiaofo Wloiofz, Salem NEW OR USED CARS ANY MAKE ANY MODEL Fostoria, Ohio 500 Springville Ave. Corner Tiffin and Poplar Compliments ot WARN S HARDWARE Telephone 32 Bascom, Ohio u v Compliments of BEL AIBE CLUB B E B S 0 N ' S Sea Foods ' Steaks Chops TiHin's Most Popular Department Store C0mP1imenfS of The Fostoria Lumber 8: Supply Co. . I ' Dealers in Lamherlack Sales and Service Lumber And Millwork Builders' Hardware, Paints Your Friendly Hudson and Willys Dealer Phone 7727 Fostoria. Ohio 240 West North St reet Fostoria. Ohio -,5 3f Smith-Corona World? Fastest Compliments of THE UFFIEE SUPPLY SHUP f Fostoria' Ohio K Hopewell-Loudon High School Graduates l Po I I riters Z- ff, Q , o - 1--v'.. 'rs ,df- .-:2-r2QEfQ,.j:gfg 'I 1 ' .--11.-VQIEIEI:-:-.f A-'-Ni:5::.,:::,:j:-.-.A g ::::r:.:3?, br- , I -.Tis L f'15E'E?:p3:QE12E552333E5E?E5EfE3r:f1231:' '. qEfrE:E,., I .t.-'5 -iaiffs-liiaai. tfeesfpsiaersi frfgftisfisf :5:5:5:,' , Q'-Q. Pegg F. ,v-:'- 4' s C N Q . , have made good at TIFFIN UNIVERSITY Approved for Veteran Training Authorized to Confer Degrees Phone 905 Compliments of Gem Manufacturing Company Bascom, Ohio 76 Compliments of JEFFREY'S JEWELRY STORE Tiffin, Ohio Moe's Baked Enamel Shop Complete Automotive Repairing and Refinishing Telephone 6207 1247 North Countyline Street Fostoria. Ohio RAY M. KINSEY Stockers and Feeders Cdlves For Sole oft All Times Circle K Ranch Phone 4042 0 Route 18 o 2 miles East of Fostoria SWIFT AND COMPANY SOYBEAN MILL Fostoria. Ohio Sendelhach Welding Shop ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING Plow Point Work All kinds of New Plow Points WALT'S Phone 70 Bcrscom, Ohio Compliments of BASCUM BEAUTY SHOP Gertrude Fruth, Owner I Phone 63 Bcrscom, Ohio Phone 41 Bctscom. Ohio Compliments of Complimenfsof The Ohio Savings 8: Loan Hoover's Sohio Garage Complete Auto Repairing Lubrication 0 Gas 0 Oil o Tires Electrical Appliances Television and Radios Phone 68-A Bascom, Ohio Dependable Service That Will Make Your Car Behave Compliments of Association Insured Savings And Home Loans l23 North Main Street Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of Alberts' Homemade Ice Cream EBERI-Y'5 MARKET Tiffin, Ohio Six's Corners Tiffin, Ohio William Graveldinger Coal Co. Compliments of Exclusive Dealer for Famous Black Parrot Coal Phone 242 A. P. Rumschlaq 293 Hall Street Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin' Ohio Compliments o Horner's White Front Market Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of Smith Farms p Growers Buyers-Sellers of Popcorn Tiffin Gun Shop Gunsmith Lighthouse Restaurant' Good Food and Drinks 55 E, Market St, Phone 2313 - 14 West Market St Hunting and Fishing Supplies Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin Ohio MvDade Upholsierina And Hobby Huvs FAIR Pmcr srArloN Shop 27 East Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Gasoline, Oils. and Accessories Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of ' The Commercial ank and Savings Company Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. l I Fostorla, Uhlo BLUSE GULF SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS AND ACCESSORIES Phone 969 Union and Perry Sts. Fostoria, Ohio PEGGS WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Paint v Wallpaper 0 Linoleum Floor Tile 315 South Main Street Phone 2703 A Fostoria, Ohio Bi11's Economy Store FURNISHINGS 0 CLOTHES v SHOES Shultz and Lawless Body Shop General Repairing and Painting 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phones 3724 - 2373 241 E. Lytle St. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments oi B 6 I HAMBURG SHOP 131 E. Center St. - Fostoria, Ohio Ii We haven't got it, you're better off Without it. Hoyt Seed Company FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS Tiffin, Ohio W. North Street Fostoria, Ohio Compliments ot Carl Heck 81 Son Plumbing and Heating Phone 3378 R3 Tiffin, Ohio Bugner's Grocery D E L L ' 5 Staple and Fancy Groceries 224 South Main Street Phone 3870 578 Columbus Avenue Fostoria' Ohio Fostoria. Ohio BUGNER ELECTRIC AND Zender Hardware S PLUMBING Tyler Harder and Admiral PUMPS 6' PLUMBING Freezers and Refrigerators SUPPLIES Admiral T.V. Gould and Duro Water Systems New Rieqel' Ohio Phone 13 0 Alvada, Ohio I I Lee s F loor Covermgs France Sales Inc. Carpets ' Haas ' Linoleum ' Flea? and WG11 Tile McCormick Deering Tractors :S Farm Machinery Drapes ' WinaaW Shades ana Venetian Blinds International Refriqerators :Sf Home Freezers Phone 2658 PACKARD MOTOR CAR 104 Madison Sffeef Tiffinfahio Telephone 1248 - 675 N. sendueky st. - Tiffin, Ohio 8' Compliments of Tiffin Farmers Cn-operative, Inc. Khwfwlaf, . .. Tiffin, Ohio Meyers Pontiac in sales The leader-in demand Salgg 81 Sgrvlcg in value Authorized Sales and Service Parts and Accessories The Sattler Chevrolet Co. For more than 23 years Chevrolet has sold more cars Telephone 3800 than any other make Tiffin, Ohio l6O-164 East Perry Street Tiffin, Ohio Holes-Dandurand Studio Reasonable , PHOTOGRAPHERS SCHOOL AND PTICGS FOR ANNUAL Telephone 2439 , , , SCARLET PHOTOGRAPHY T1ff1nf 01110 F y AND GRAY 2 ' ..,, , ,, J ,,- , , . . , 7- . . . 5 , : , n,,2 ' ,f-' . . . z Compliments of PARKSAVE SUPERMARKET The Dry Cleaners of Fostoria I I Parking is no problem Keyes, Porters. Bishops, . . North Sandusky St. Hades, Edwards Tiffin' Ohio Compliments of Laundromat Half Hour Laundry 263 S. Washington Street Sears C0ld5P0i Complete Finished Family Laundry - A l One Day Shirt Service F ostoria. Ohio Tiffin' Ohio MUSIC CENTER Compliments of the Everything Musical C , S l cl Old I Gfilfm ZEQTKZQF SMS 1225322212 AHLENIUS COMPANY Iesse French Pianos Phone 5437 Fostoria, Ohio Fostoria' Ohio Ilinn llgency 109 East Center Street INSURANCE ADVISORS Fostoria, Ohio Telephone ' 6604 Compliments of 01.110 FARMERS 111111111 3, Eichorn Implement Store SUPPLY ASSOCIATION MINN-MOLINE Manufacturers of Sales and Service OHIO FARMERS FEEDS G FERTILIZERS I Wholesaler of Farm Supplies Tiffin' Ohm Fostoria, Ohio Bersled Mfg. Co. Gene Stahl Insurance Agency Division of McGraw Electric Company 304 E' Nortlflgjf' '47ggStOriG' Ohio one Fostoria, Ohio ,insure and Be Sure.. For the past 71 years unexcelled banking service has been furnished to the community by The First National Bank ot Fostoria Since 1882 Jordon's Oliver Implemenl Store Churtz And Rosenberger Coal Co. Findlay Road Tiffin, Ohio Phone 2644 Phone 2492 Fostoria, Ohio Comphmemsof Theis Sheet Metal Co. Roofing 0 Slatinq - Spouting Installation 0 Furnaces - Repairs Payne Brothers Greenhouse Ray Theis' Manager Phone 35 Fostoria Tiffin g 1 New Rieqel, Chio e ' -1- r i'ii N Compliments ot Clause 8: Theis ' t s M- ,. - -f W w W K . F f in K ,.,, 71, , Custom Slaughtering The Star Glass And Supply Co. Self-Service Grocery New Rieqel, Ohio Phone 2564 Fostoria, Ohio FARM BUREAU Complete Insurance Service Fire v Life 0 Auto 0 A 61 H Tiffin - Fireside - Sicrm SHULTZ MOTOR SALES MAGERS LUMBER CO. LUMBER ' MILLWORK - ROOFING Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS N AERO WILLYS CARS IEEPS--TRUCKS 390 W. Market St. Tiffin, Ohio BAKERY Telephone 753 0 Tiffin, Ohio If It's Hardware You Want. We Have It SCHWABLE HARDWARE CO. Serving the Public in This Room for 80 Years Tiffin Jewelry Store For Better Clothes lr. Wearing Apparel IDELIA DBEITZLER ll4 South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio He Will Like It Better lt It Comes from Keepsake Diamonds o Nationally Advertised Watches 1 Gorham, Heirloom, Wallace Sterling H 0 0 K S l847 Rodgers, Community, Gorham Silverplate I I I 73 East Market Across from the Auto Club Men S Wea' ' Tlffm' 01110 Compliments Compliments ot of Mike 8: Chucks The Fashion Shop Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of Shumway's Floral Co. William's Jewelry Store C 177 S. Washington St. Fashions and Flowers Tiffin, Ohio Phone 53 23 S. Washington Street Phone 2937 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of COTI1P1ifI1eI1'fS I Sieinies Shoe Store T U R N E R S Tiffmff-51110 45 South Washington St. 0 Tiffin, Ohio Many lust Sell, We Service as Well Billfs Economy Store I I I I Tom s Radio and Television Your Admiral - Sylvania Dealer Furnishings 0 Clothing - Shoes 29 South Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio ' Phone 2884 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments Earl H. Prentice Compliments ot l28 Fast South Street 0 Fostoria, Ohio Ward Stock Yard phone 4520 My gggjlgfjgsijgfdage RAWLEIGH DEALER Findlay Rd. 0 Fostoria, Ohio J. H. J ones 8: Sons Ready Mixed Concrete 0 Builders Concrete Phone 4600 Cement Block 0 Coal Phone 2385 443 South Poplar 0 Fostoria, Ohio Paul Williams Floor Coverings Carpets v Rugs 0 Linoleums East North Street 0peHEveH1HeS Phone 4584 218 East South St. - Fostoria, Ohio Compliments ot Lumber Company Iohn Deere Implements J. B. Basehore 8: Company , - Tractor Repair Shop Phone 759 Gas Conversion Burners 0 Coal 0 Builders Supplies Concrete Products - Concrete Septic Tanks Fostoria, Ohio 312 E. Center St. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of TIF F IN BUICK CU. Sales and Service - New and Used Cars The Louis 0'connell co Phone 1313 12-14 East Perry St. Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of Ready Mix Concrete - Builders Supplies Karl Bame ARTHUR BEAN'S MUSIC HOUSE 147 East Perry St. Tiffin, Ohio Phone 1434 587 S. W Tiifin Lawn Equipment Power Mower Sales G Service ashington St. Tiffin, Ohio Phone 3969 Tiffin, Ohio The Adams Street Lumber Co. The Home ot Quality Materials-Competitive Prices Free Estimates and Friendly Service Seneca County's Fastest Growing Lumber Dealer takes great pleasure in supporting the youth of Seneca County by underwriting this space. 49 Adams St. Tiffin, Ohio KUHN BROS. MARKET Fostoria Ice and Coal Company I-lard Coal ' Charcoal 0 Salt 0 Calcium 0 lce Chests Groceries 0 Meats ' Beef by Quarters CUSTOM BUTCHER INC. Home Freezer Service Cement - Mortar e Plaster 0 Lime Rock Lath 0 Zonolite Sand - Stone o Perlite Fostoria-Tiffin Road Telephone 5678 410 E. North St. Phone 3686 Compliments of E J Jesse Cfeegel' a S011 Power Mowers 6 Equipment Plumbing, Heating and Electric Pumps Neqmlown Road. Ph 3482 81 Court St. Tiffin, Ohio Tiffinf Ohio ' one THE COMMERCIAL PRESS PRINTING v OFFICE SUPPLIES Fostoria, Ohio THE BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Typewriters 0 Adding Machines v Office Supplies 109 N. Main St. 0 Fostoria, Ohio Phone 2162 F LECHTNER'S TASTY BRAND MEATS FLECHTNER BROS. PACKING CO., THE MANN FUNERAL HOME 217 West Center Street INC. Fostoria, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio Phone 6694 KIRBY'S SHOE STORE C H A P M A N ' 3 A SHOES - HANDBAGS - HOSE 204 South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio Nationally Advertised Iewelry BULOVA-ELGIN-OMEGA WATCHES Leather Goods v Rings o Diamonds Kodaks at F ostoria's Leading Ieweler Compliments of RUSSELLS JEWELRY STORE 115 North Main Fostoria, Ohio FLOWERLAND Cut Flowers 0 Potted Plants 0 Funeral Designs Artist with Flowers EARL P. PETER 318 South Main Street 0 Fostoria, Ohio Phone 6111 TRYCO SPRAYERSH Chemicals 0 Insecticides ' Davco Fertilizer Seed Corn Phone Bascom 5-I. - R. R. No. 5 0 Fostoria, Ohio Hoover's Watch Repair Service WATCHES DIAMONDS RELIGIOUS GIFTS Phone 42-W - Bascom, Ohio S m i t h S Robert Meyer Women's ci Misses , Dealer In READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Walton s Seed Cornibxiiabts, Wheat, Soybeans MILLINERY 0 I-IOSIERY ALL OHIO HYBRIDS I ACCESSOR ES 4 Miles South on U. S. 23, V2 West Tiffin Fostoria R- R- 32 FOSiOIiCf Harrold Funeral Home FUNERAL DIRECTOR Telephone 7II 3UI West Tiffin Street v Fostoria For Lime Hauling and Spreading Crushed Stone 6. Barnyard Fill JOYCE SNYDER Phone 28-I 0 3 Miles North of Bascom Compliments of Zuern 8: Son WELDING OF ALL KINDS Service Shop State Rt. I8 0 One mile East of Fostoria SOUTH RIDGE HATCHERY A little out of the way-But less to pay 'Soy lt With Flowers Emphasize lt With Ours Phone 5560 - Fostoria, Ohio Roscoe M. Fruth, owner U.S. Approved Baby Chicks 0 Pillsbury ci Kosco Feeds Also we do Custom Dressing Phone 3349 0 ll34 W. Tiffin Street v Fostorio, Ohio Zoeller Coal Company FOR QUALITY COAL PLUS SPEEDY SERVICE Coll Phone l579 Compliments of Tiffin Motors, Inc. FORD: SALES AND SERVICE Melmore ot Ieiierson St. 290 Miami Street 0 Tittin, Ohio Phone 4300 0 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments oi Miletti's Shoe Store Compliments ot TOWN HOUSE HOME or' FINE SHOES Fon THE WHOLE FAMILY 122 W' Center Street Tiffin, Ohio Fostorict, Ohio TOWN TAVERN New Riegel Elevator SOUPS ' SANDWICHES ' SOFT DRINKS GRAIN - SEED - COAL - FEED - GRINDING Dick Kinn New Rieqel, Ohio New Rieqel, Ohio 0 Phone 37-41 Gries Seed Farms Kinn's Sales and Service HYBRID SEED CORN - WHEAT - OATS AUTOMOTIVE REPMRING CLOVER SEED . SOYBEANS FERGUSON TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENTS Phone 2856 Walter Stultz' Aqem 150 E. Crocker St. - Fostoria, Ohio , Unless the world is better because l have livecl, Compllmenfs Of I have failed. We wish you all success Pete Decesare Shoe Shop T. R. Groman GROCERY 0 FRUITS - POULTRY Since 1912 B ' - ' ' Glow Woolworths FOStOnG'0h1O 58 East Market Street o Tiffin, Ohio Emidg Auto Service Rogers Auto Electric Service Authorized United Motors and Auto-Lite Service 120 SCmduSkY St- Briggs-Stratton Parts and Motors Fostoria, Ohio Pwp- Ernest LOUSWQY Telephone 613 - Tiffin, ohie ' I Comphmemsof Lampe s Clover Farm FRUITS 0 VEGETABLES 0 GROCERIES 0 MEATS FROSTED FOODS Corner of Warren and Third Ave. Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Seneca Motor Sales CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH CARS 8 E. Market Street Q Phone i546 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of Seneca Locker Service 62 North Monroe St. 0 Phone l977 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of Viola Town Miller IEWELER Diamonds v Watches 0 Silverware Compliments of The Advertiser-Tribune 129 South Monroe St. e Tiffin, Ohio Myers 81 Smith Superior Paint and Supply Noah D. Myers 0 Paul D. Smith company Farm, City, and Automobile Insurance DUPONT PAINTS Farm and Residence Liability Insurance De Vilbiss Spray Equipment and Service 195 S- WGShiHQlOH ST- TlHl1'1fOlf1lO 276 S. Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin Bake Shops The Home of BUTTrKRUST Bread Sireacker Tractor Sales Ford Tractor 0 Dearborn Farm E ' quipment Extends Best Wishes New Holland Balers 61 Forage Harvestor Norge Appliances 0 Lincoln Welders 270 S. Washington St. 0 66 S. Washington St. Phone 47 8 Tiffin, Ohio 97 I' Compliments ot Nye Implement Co. Inc. McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery company Frigidaire Appliances Phones 2366 - 4450 Fostoria, Ohio 149 East South Street Fostoria, Ohio Compliments ot W. E. KINNEY Stroman Implement Company CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Telephone 2591 Fostoria, Ohio SALES AND SERVICE 125 West North Street - Fostoria, Ohio 135 Hummel Motor Sales Inc. Twenty-tour Hour Wrecking Service PONTIAC - CADILLAC v GMC TRUCKS Phone 3116 West North Street Fostoria, Compliments ot Fostoria Concrete Products, Inc. Concrete 6. Light Weight Blocks 03110 Transit Mixed Concrete No job is complete until you see Robert M. Jordan Plain and Ornamental Plastering Cement Work and Tile Setting 905 South Main Street Compliments ot Virgil M. Gase INSURANCE FOR ALL FARMS Farm and City Real Estate Phone 2109 225 W. Center Street Fostoria, Ohio . When you're out Compliments of With the bunch For a little lunch Fostoria Serum Company HS THE LUNCH BOX Fostoria, Ohio F t In Oh' os oria, io Vernon S. Brown We carry the most complete line of suits for students Lu:-E INSURANCE COUNSELOR Sports Iackets - Award Sweaters PERSONAL ESTATE PLANNING Business lnsurance o Retirement 0 Pension Plans The Harvey in Tiffin, Ohio First National Bank Building 0 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of 8 CLOTHING AND MEN'S WEAR Over lUU years of satisfaction Swope and Crist Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Newman's Music Store Bob Losey Pianos and Band Instruments Phonoqraph Records and Musical Supplies Phone 3231 ' Tiffin l89 S. Washington St. - Phone 133 o Tiffin, Ohio Music and Appliance 0 Whirlpool Seislove Concrete Burial Vault Service MANUFACTURERS OF CONCRETE ASPHALT LINED BURIAL VAULTS Septic Tanks Ralph P. Seislove, Tiffin, Ohio Phone 3I I6 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSTON'S MARKET Compliments Qf Willa Motel Open 8:30 A. M.--10:00 P. M. Every day Tiffin, Ohio THE BAUMGARDNER CO. 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