Jackson High School - Osky Wow Yearbook (Jackson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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FUREUIURIJ To most of us our school days are full of memorles All down the path of lufe un days gone by and an days to come the joys from them wull be wnth us We have compiled thus book to help keep those memornes fresh of the brughter spots un late at J L S When you leaf through thus book turn back the tnde of memory and recall those happy days we spent un school gettmg ready to take our place In the world Dorothy Hatfleld Edltor We have tried to capture on paper and on film some I DEDICIITIUII To Mr Elmer E Shaw we pay trsbute for has twenty fave years of unfaulung servlce as a teacher In Jackson Llberty School Durmg these twenty fnve years that he has been In our smule and wade understandnng of pupuls and their problems have made hum a favorite among teachers He has wnllungly been a teacher and frnend to many many students who have come to hum So to Mr Shaw respected beloved and honored through out the whole community we proudly dedicate our annual school, he has had our well-being foremost in his mind. His OUR SCH00l Twenty flve years ago our school was buult lts bullders fashioned It wuth bricks mortar and stone to make It strong and durable lt has stood the test During those twenty fave years many people have entered It have given their contrubutlons and have gone off mto the world There were teachers who came to pass their knowledge on to these students Organlzotuons sprang up Some organlzatnons dled and others strengthened and flourished poy--defeat-all are needed to make up a strong character Jackson has had nts share of each There were years when times were hard and vuctorues were few but the school stall shone through lt weathered these slumps as at had weathered the stormy wmds Yes It was bullt strong with mortar brlck and stone But the joys and sorrows of Its students have mangled wlth these to glve the building an aspect of lute lt forms a pncture that wull be corrued forever un the hearts of nts students I I D 1 . 1 u ' I wonder just what story these walls could tell. Triumph-sorrow- . . . I . ' . W, X FIDIIIIIIISTRIJTIOII OUR PRIHUPHL Elmer E Shaw B S m Educahon Ohuo State Unuversuty Bowlung Green State Unuversuty Heudelberg College Unuversuty of Chucago Hustory Socual Scuence Math The commencement season us one of both gladness and sorrow for me Gladness because ut marks a truumph un the luves of you senuors The fact that you are graduates us proof of havung successfully completed all the requur ments of Jackson Luberty lt us an hour of sadness because ut means the end to four years of luvung together sharung each others suc cesses comfortung each other un our faulures and plannung together your future ln that future of yours we your teachers are tremendously unterested and ever ready to counsel wuth you Remember J L as your alma mater and remember that the latch strung us always out OUR SUPERIHTEHDEHT P D Cannuvan B S M S m Educuhon Oakland Cuty College lnduana Unuversuty Hustory Socual Scuence Buology Congratulatuons Class of l9-47 upon your opportunuty to produce the year book com memoratung the twenty fufth annuversary of your hugh school Thus book also marks the begunnung of an other peruod un the development of the educa tuonal faculutues of thus communuty ln May we shall know by a vote of the people uf we are to enlarge our plant and enruch our of ferungs to the student body or whether we shall seek a unuon wuth some other school dus truct One thung we know we cannot long remaun as we are l have a feelung that thus year has been one of growth for the great mauoruty of our students May all the next years show pro gress too Hard work us a kund of Patruotusm Joy un lufe us the test of balanced luvung I . 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I BOHRD UF EDUCHTIUI1 Presndent Harold Ecker Vnce Presndent Forrest Jones Clerk Alice Kettler .nl LEFT TO RIGHT Earl Swolsgood Forrest Jones Allce Kettler Harold Ecker Homer Grove and Ray Kossmg Members of Boards of Educatuon have the responslbullty of provadlng adequate school opportunity for the youth of their community The people In thelr respective communutles look to them for leadershnp and service ln the development and mom tenance of the type of educatlonal program whuch wlll best serve the community and Its chnldren The responsrbulaty placed upon a Board member ns not llght Inasmuch as Educa tuon us o functlon of the state government, the local school board member IS respon sable to the state Hovmg been elected to has post by electors of the dustruct he ns responssble to the people Before assummg has duties he affurms that he wlll support the Constltutnon of the Unnted States and the Constututuon of the State of Ohlo that he wnll fanthfully and umportually dns charge hrs dutnes to the best of hrs oblllty nd an accordance wsth the laws In effect The compensatlon received us very small when reckoned ln monetary values We are Indeed fortunate to have men comprnsmg our Board of Educatlon who are sincerely Interested nn the welfare of our chnldren : I I I I I I 1 . . . . -, 4 . 1, . 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Jr u wr' SEIIIURS IIIEIIIURIES 0F 47 ClllSS UFFICERS wthfn Wm Presudent Vuce Presudent Olive Smuth Cdrolyn Brucker Class Flower Amerucan Beauty Rose Qc J Treasurer lass Colors Blue and Whute Secretary wand' snyde' Class Motto Forward Ever Backward Never Ke 'e'l' B k e' CLIISS HISTUIW As l look over the years whuch have passed I funally stop at the year of 1942 l943 Thus was the year when a group of pupuls were eager to start theur hugh school career After a hearty unutuatuon we elected class offucers Thus year found us partucupatung un plays con tests basketball and other actuvutues Our Freshman team won second place un the Brown Derby In the fall of l943 l944 we moved up staurs as a happy group and were known as the Snappy Sophomores We elected class offucers and partucupated un dramatucs and other actuvutues Doyle Baker was suxth man on the basketball squad We had a prosperous and progressuve year under the guudance of Mrs Swank our home room teacher The followung year l945 I946 we were Jolly Junuors under the durectuon of Mrs Cannavan We elected the followung class offucers Presudent Theresa Bruckner Vuce Presudent John Cannavan Secretary Phyllus Lannung Treasurer Ruth Ann Fush Student Councul Representatuve Marjorue Hollen baugh, and Sergeant at Arms Doyle Baker Doyle and John were members of the furst fuve on the basketball squad Durung thus year, we ordered and receuved our class rungs sponsored a Halloween party and gave a ban quet for the Senuors Our Junuor Class play entutled Don t Take My Penny was an um portant event of our Junuor year Pupuls of our class partucupated un Prunce of Peace Musuc and other contests Phyllus Lannung was a cheerleader ln the year of l946 I947 we were known as the Dugnufued Senuors We elected the followung class offucers Presudent Oluve Smuth Vuce Presudent Carolyn Brucker Sec retary Kenneth Bruckner Treasurer Wanda Snyder Student Councul Representatuve Dor othy Hatfueld Sergeant at Arms Raymond Steward The pruncupal events of thus year were havung our senuor puctures taken orderung our name cards and unvutatuons and the pub lushung of our annual The Senuor Class play entutled Sung for Your Supper was one of the closung para graphs un our book of school memorues Mr Kettler was our patuent class advusor I feel safe un sayung that most of us have had a successful and enjoyable hugh school career 1 ' Wing, -nil' ' i -Q 7, X 1 ' use J lu -f ,uw - , u ul u u X - lux ut , Hull . ,, thu uw SV ' ' . u wuuuuwuuu.. u ,u A, -A , -. 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' 11 ' 1 ' ' CIHSS One mornung un the sprung of 57 as I was funushung my new novel The Return of Susue Slagles I heard the telephone rung Upon answerung It whose vouce should I hear but that of Mrs Larry Hammer Ithe former Kate Haughnl She asked me uf I could come and have dunner wuth her and Larry I accepted and Immeduately after I hung up I started gettung ready Sunce I Iuved In Hollywood and Kate luved on a farm near Kansas I got unto my helucopter and started promptly Upon arruvung Kate ran out and whule we were exchangung greetungs Larry parked my helu copter along sude of theurs In theur pruvate aurfueld I was then Introduced to theur two chuldren Jannue Lynn and Larry Allen After dunner was over and we had vusuted awhule I decuded to start homeward I stopped at Kansas to see how Doyle was gettung along After I rang the bell there at the door stood Phyllus Lannung I asked her uf I was at the wrong house She answered Oh No' Doyle and I were marrued un the sprlng of 50 Whule we chatted I heard a queer nouse lnquurung as to what ut was I found out that It was theur sux month old baby Stephen Eruc Leavung the town of Kansas I landed at Fostorua to get a cup of coffee I hadn t walked very for when I notuced a sugn whuch read Carols Cafe After I was wauted on I saw a tall fugure comung toward me and who do you thunk It was? That s rught ou own Carolyn Brucker She told me that she was mar rued now and she and her husband owned the rest taurant After I had my coffee I started to do some shoppung I dudn t know where to start furst sunce Fostorua was three tumes as large as ut was In 47 It had nught clubs fuve or sux more theaters a raduo statuon and every thung that goes wuth a bug cuty I went unto the furst dress shop that I came to and who should waut on me but Gerry Rutter She was now Mrs Joseph and had three chrldren When I purchased a dress I looked on the tag and It saud Dorthea s lnquurung as to who desugned the dresses for that shop I learned that It was our own Dorothy Hatfueld After I found out where she luved I went to vusut her She luved In a bug house and she had models standung all around She told me that she was now workung on a dunner gown for Hedy Lamarr who was vusutung un town The way she was hurryung around brought back the days when she was In school lhustlung to get the News hound or Annual outl It was gettung late so I decuded to stay at Fostorua all nught Before I started to look for a hotel I thought I would make an appountment to get my haIr set at that Beauty Salon that was advertused un the papers so much Now let s see I belleve It was call ed Hazel s Beauty Salon I dudn t have to go very far untul I came to It When I stepped unsude I was greeted by none other than Hazel Stark We started a conversatuon I learned that Iola Saalman Frey was her assustant In the shop I also was Informed that Betty Wuldman was workung as a manacurust un her shop for the tume beung But she was Ieavung before long because she had been offered a Iob snngung wuth Vaughn Monroe and hus orchestra After makung an appountment to get my haur fuxed PR UPHECV I started IookIng for a hotel Searchung an hour for one wuth a vacant room I funally found one It was called Clauss Hotel lmagune my surpruse and delught when I duscovered that Lous Boyd was re ceptuonust at the desk She told me that George lher husbandl owned the hotel When I got settled In my room the paper was deluvered to me There I read In the headlunes BIG FIGHT TONIGHT HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPION SHIP I gat ready ummeduately and started on my way to the fught When the referee called out the names of the fughters whose name should I hear but that of Verlun Butzuer After the fught was over I made It a pount to see Verlun and congratulate hum on hus vuctory You see he was now the Heavy Weught Champuon of the World He Iucked Joe Louus' He had lost a Iuttle weught sunce he had been IH school but why shouldn t he? Durung our chat I learned that Kenneth Bruckner was marrued and was farmung He also told me that Breezy was an admural In the Navy Journeyung back to the hotel whom should I run unto but Zella Purtee She told me she was marrued and was a secretary un the Ford Industrues The next day I decuded to vusut the hosputals and schools to see If they had changed any sunce I had last seen them Sunce everythung else had changed I thought probably these had too I got permussuon to look over the hosputal and as I walked along I saw Esther Baker As we talked she told me that she was marrued She was a nurse and her husband Duck was a doctor there at the hosputal She had always wanted to be a nurse and I was happy for her that she had reached her goal As I walked along I saw a school I could tell It was a new one Engraved on It was School for Boys As I walked In I saw Oluve Smuth She told me that she and Creughton had buult ut Oluve always had a way wuth boys so I knew thus school would be a success lnquurung as to the whereabouts of Mar Iorue Hollenbaugh I learned that she was a bug scuentust In Washungton She was now workung on the Iuttle radar stove that would get meals In no tume You know they had talked about ut In 47 but they never had accomplushed ut Now sunce Marge was helpung wuth It It was sure to be a success So ended my adventure In Fostorua I started back to Hollywood Calufornua Thunkung back over my graduatung class I wondered what had happened to Johnny Cannavan and Theresa Bruckner I had an account of all the members of the class of 47 but these two It dudn t take me long to fund out though for when I arruved home my husband asked me If l dIdn t want to go wuth hum to the Stork Club They were to have a new sensatuon there When we got there un brught Iughts was THE GREAT JOHN CANNAVAN and HIS ORCHESTRA wuth THERESA BRICKNER as sung Returnung home that nught I pondered on the class of 47 I thunk they all made a pretty good name for themselves What do you thunk? 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'- N jg -.V if-.,kV:':.?f??g:5'2Vf- '3Fl2f'?6'i''ff?k',jliav?1Lr'?XQ1'a'dy'v ffouwp rm- f-OR AT HOML QIR ,, '5w s w RINICV Hwwgf YOUN c, sr E 1-,+ouf.HTS NE '5HouuD INDY ony 'Nr .. vf'F Xm ala' WBIT 1 1 Bo My L'-O'-Ar gr, Xgo33C,fg LITI- H419 I' SUNSH' AN0 SHNDMA 5 'wif' Y 5 'f2 '1-f wa EMWHSUI' JACKSON CHAPTER A SENECA COUNTY Q 5 E R B 5057 V UR MORT KENN WHEN we: WSP-2 SW HS 5K'DFSMmo mam, 2' av RARIN To GD 444 DRESSFP U P uf- l 1jiLM rn , r q t A' Y A , A un I f , f , ' ' M 27? y, ' ,L X X kg ' 7' , At ' T 1 L1 . wp F ' ' AA ' if 1 ' ' f R -A k :f H ' . , I A my y , ,,,,..,- A E L Q V -- 4 . f P Q 4 - : . . ' N - 7? X W 'f ' fw , , I I 1 Y LE W' iN? 5 I 5 , AQ 5 Q 1, 1, 'QQFL ' H i'11L 0 N KK? P kj J! ian 'W T - f l . 12 ??Ez?mjg? ' f . - f 1,-wk .-1 . f L' f AL' I K jf 5? . A, A L it 1 - ' I A' 1 ,Q f jk fx . ,' A i I M f I L L If A ggm,,J H - pw- W-1 W N ' V i ii' ' 'Ziff 1 NAI? r 1 -1:3 ,-,lf , 1,55 . if . ' v f. ' J 'ft ' ' ,X ,. 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A JUHIURS 1 5 u 1 IRD ROW Ruchard Muller Mack Lannung Charles Russell Rov Few Jack Baldwun SECOND ROW Kyle Bugham Dale Yoder Duck Sour Duck Sugler Mrs Cannavan SEATED Kathleen Wonderly Garland Peeler Bernuce Bruckner Kathryn Bachman Eva Jean Russell Mary Elaune Few Margaret Haughn Ann Kassung CLHSS HISTURV Usually the Junuors are a pretty busy bunch of kuds and we are no exceptuon We could always be seen rushung around hurryung to get a task completed No- there was never a dull moment for us To start the year out wuth a bang we presented our class play before a capacuty fulled audutoruum Thus buult up our treas ury consuderably We helped sell conces suons at the basketball games and uce cream at the noon hour The Junuors could also be seen around the neughborhood attemptung to sell Chrust mas Cards We ran up agaunst stuff com petutuon the Senuors We are very proud of our class rungs whuch we receuved un November The Junuors made a good name for them selves on the basketball squad We had two cheerleaders thus year also ln addutuon to basketball we were well represented un uhe dufferent organuzatuons of the school such as Y Teens Hu Y FHA and FFA As usual we had representatuves un the musuc contest Operetta One Act Play the Prunce of Peace Contest and Debate The Junuor Senuor prom whuch was held on May 3 was sponsored by the Junuor Class We made great progress thus year under Mrs Cannavans supervusuon We are all lookung forward to becomung those Dugnufued Senuors CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Kathleen Wonderly Vuce Presudent Mary Elaune Few Secretary Garland Peeler Treasurer Ann Kassung X . :Q 4 ' I TH 2 , , , , , . 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I - I - I I 1 1 ' 1 ' I I ' I . . . 1 - - ll - - - - II 5 , f 2 if 5 5 fi' t 5 Q Q 3-A 5' 5 I , i 5 5 l Q g ---- - --------- -------- X ' ' SOPHOm0RES THIRD ROW Clona Phvllnps Jean Kern Cotherune Kellar Don Ecker Charles Hatfueld Jlm Stull Wayne Baker John Bruckner Davrcl Hull Loren Stumpp SECOND ROW Ins Renter Eunuce Murphy Jam Ponn Elsby Saalman Margaret Fosnow Louuse Meyer Mead Smuth Eulolla Relnhart Kathleen Coleman Mr Connavan SEATED Ellen Sngler Lorell Loomls Nate Colwell Coletta Scherger Patsy Cunmngham Von dole Swausgood Wanda Omawake Beverly Sour Annabelle Jeakle CLHSS The fall of 46 found a snappy group of boys and gurls enterung theur sophomore year of school We were all set when coach called for basketball practice wuth Jam Stull Loren Stumpp Dave l-lull Mead Smlth Nathan Colwell Jlm Ponn and Charles Hatfield turnung out Also two of our gurls Wanda Omawake and Kathleen Coleman were elected cheerleaders We were well represented In other actuv vtses of the school such as Y Teens FFA FHA HlYOr1e Act Play Operetta music CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Mead Smuth Vlce Presudent Don Ecker Secretary Wanda Omwake Treasurer Beverly Sour STORV contest Prance of Peace Debate Student Councul Track and Baseball Whale carrymg looked forward to the Derby that follows our basketball season up teams for thus In closmg thus for the Snappy Sophomores we would like to say Hall to the Twenty fufth Annu versary of our school and congratulatrons to Mr Elmer E Shaw who has served us so fanthfully during each of these twenty flve years on our dauly studues, we It was no effort to make event short hnstory of the year I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 A Z I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - Y f 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' I . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . , I 1, . . . 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' I t 1 - --,,,,,.-,-------,--------. g if xg, H-n-uwHU------ ---U ' .A FRESHIIIEII .I . . . m. - , , . ,- THIRD ROW Bully Byers Bully Pankhurst Nell Hatfleld Lawrence Stump Donald Fell Marnlyn Mulholland Robert Hull Betty Brlcker Bernell Saum Mrs Noderer SECOND ROW Alfred Tolento Don Cessna Duane Byers Wayne Lejeune Anna Fsllnater Zelma Knssllng Joyce Kern Vnola Hammer Betty Gamby SEATED Betty Smlth Mary Lou Shaull Rosle Sceko Katherlne Fernbaugh Regrna Saalman Lewls Klmmet Martha Payne Jem Stark Gerald Flndley CLIISS HISTUIW September 3 l946 found us back In good old Jackson Luberty ready to start our hugh school career September 6 we had a quuet mutxatlon and I do mean qunet for a change Thus was all rught wlth us but the rest didn t thunk so much of lt' We had a falr share un the actuvutues of the year Four of our boys Wayne Legune, Neal Hatfleld Duane Byers and Ray Thax ton partncnpated an basketball Betty Brick er and Zelma Klssllng were In the Prmce of Peace and Dramatic Readmg Contests Marilyn Mullholland Betty Bricker Zelma Knsslmg and Bull Pankhurst were In the Mu src Contest We were also represented un the Y Teens FHA FFA and Ha Y We wlsh to express our appreclatuon to Mrs Noderer, our Advusor for her co op peratlon wlth us thus past year We are lookmg forward to bemg recog mzed as the Snappy not Sappy Sophomores next year President Wayne LeJeune Vlce Presudent Jnm Stark Secretary Alfred Tolento Treasurer Duane Byers 1 1 1 1 - - . D Z . I I I I I , - I I 1 . . - b 'Z , ' , l 1 1 I 1 1 1 - I I . . . 1 ' I I I . . . . . I . 0 . 1 .I 1 . . I I I 1 ' ' 1 I - - . , . . . I . . - ll Il II Il .. ' 1 T 5 f l A 2 R . 5 . -f A 3, l 2' l , I gl I CLASS OFFICERS Q 3 . L 3 27 S . I ' 1' C --,,.,,-,,,,,,,,,, A ,,,,,- ,,, Q or E+ l --------------------------------- - 1 Q EIGHTH THIRD ROW Zola Kllne Jeanne Jones Glenn Rousher Jean Kranz Mr Austermlller SECOND ROW Richard Russell Janet Lannlng Patty Roth Marllvn Coleman Beverly Bauman SEATED Robert Hammer Duane Baldwln Sarah Tolento Jlm Slater Lloyd Cessna Richard Ga mby SEUEHTH FOURTH ROW Charles Stumo Kathleen Saum Mary Kellar Patsy Russell Joan Roth Pa fFlClO Cannavan Zvonalene Brubaker Betty Hatfleld Edna Boas Jeannette Butler Donna Byers Mr Trvnter THIRD ROW Raymond Saalman Robert Cook Berlm Durst Harold Watson Ernie Shultz Everett Durst Richard Ayers Daniel Flagg Jam Dieter Jam Vltt SECOND ROW Anna Tolento Patty Eddunger Arlene Peeler Shlrley McElhaney Royal Smith Rlchard Hammer John Ferbaugh Davud Loomvs Roger McDonald Ray Myers FIRST ROW Wnllnam Stout Rrchard Armon Norbert Knmmet Rlchard Frndley Malcolm Hollenbaugh Donald Shafferly Edward Shaull Thomas Renter Franklln Long 1 1 ' l l l ' ' I f I . I 1 4 , , . K . 1 . 5 A 1 ? 5 5 J 1 :D 3 1 , 3 J 1- 5 . .. 1 f .4 411.1 ,' , 'HH fl '41 1 T , l J uf' 1 ff t l T . of Nea ' I I , , , . . I , , , 1 1 , 1 E I I 5 QQ I i QI Q x S , f Q g , - L Q 1 ' ' 1 S . x ' P - 1 ...,. 4 Q T : . . . A ' 1 A 1, f-- ' 1 ts f 13.3 ,. '1 l D 1 ' , ,, 0 . , 3 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : I I I V 1 1 1 1 - IIIIISIIEII EIEIIIEIITIIIW FIFTH AND SIXTH FOURTH ROW Barbara Omwake Vurgunua Payne Audrey Kranz Marulyn Fell Betty Roth Muss Caskue Glorua Kraylek Gary Dun can George Grumes Gregory Roth THIRD ROW Marulyn Bugham Yvonne Ecker Carolyn Fush Shurley Good Betty Blake Norma Muller Arlene Stout Gene Cook Donald Mulholland Francus Hammer Johnny Struff SECOND ROW LeAnn Byers Patty Sater Etta Nucholson Kate Trumpler Vesta Kellar Ethel Kranz Peggy Butler Robert Russel Joan Stout Loraune Bushop FIRST ROW Jack Kraylek Harold Sceko Dallas Loomus Davud Dun can Leonard Roth FOURTH THIRD ROW Raymond Hatfueld James Long Joyce Muller Edward Rutter Everett Durst Mrs Lun dower SECOND ROW Gene Meyer Irvun Butler Sharon Good Ruth Ann Struft Ina Rae Kusslung Royce Durst Herman Sugler Gordon Shultz Jack Mulholland SEATED Mary Sceko Clyde Durst Nelson Bauman Ruchard Blake Carl Durst Vurgunua Bruckner Donna Payne Betty Rutter Frank Young Gerald Reuter ABSENT Muldred Durst Mary Keetler Clarence Hemmunger Lloyd Ingram Ruchard Watkuns Robert Durst Edwun Krupp How SECOND AND THIRD FOURTH ROW Duane Coleman Esther Coleman Loren Ray Kranz John Fox Howard Dueter Mrs Young Tanya Stout Sandra Sluck Evelyn Muller Sonya Kusslung THIRD ROW Kay Kusslung Jane Bugham Don Muller Lee Mulhol land Ronald Kraylek Ann Wulcox Delores Sugler Darlene Klune Johnny Master Carolyn Sue Per kuns SECOND ROW Clark Smuth Gary Woodruff Loleeta Russell Duanne Kellar Donnue Rouser James Steun metz Juanette Nucholson Betty Shultz Bonnue Shultz Duane Ed unger SEATED Charles Good Arthur Armon Bullue Peller Bully Meyer FIRST AND SECOND THIRD ROW Martha Sceko Lenora Grumes Bernard Blake Wayne Holman Duck Parsons Mrs Snyder Leonard Hatfueld Bully Cook Charles Roth Patrucua Om wake Ruchard Hemmunger SECOND ROW Tommy Kusslung Harold Hatfueld Earl Myers Ken neth Kuser Kenneth True Martha Jane Saalman Mary Yarlott Gayle Ecker Sandra Sayre Jerry Mulholland Herbert Roth SEATED Forest Clagg Ethel Ed dunger Maruette Loomus Ruth Ann Shaferly Kathleen Steunmetz Ida Mae Duncan Judy Rouser Ruth Nucholson Rosemary Deuter Wul luam Rutter ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 ' , . - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ward Stahl. 1 1 , 1 1 1 f 1 1 I , . - 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 I - - 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' , . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' RV V l' J FIRST AND SECOND SEATED Barbara McElhaney Betty Stahl Betty Fnsch Barbara Nye Robert Graber Jean Hem mmger Joan Saba Sandra Jones Kay Yoakum SECOND ROW Arthur Tolento Marvls Fulluater Yvonne Baker Harold Hemmmger Janet Luzader Larrv Hedden Tom Nobbs Jerold Reldlung Robert Tolento Margaret Frusch Teacher-Miss Brlchner THIRD AND FOURTH SEATED Vlrglnla Hull Lola Mlc haels Helen Remholt Delorns Hammer Arlene Walters Cathe rme Frlsch Carolyn Hlnsman Adelune Gangwer SECOND ROW Bessie Shall Floyd Gamby Mlchael Rembolt, Valdo Fernbaugh Robert Vutte Ruchard Vntte Davud Hedden Connie Saum THIRD ROW Ronnue Vltte Bally Jeakle Bully Stahl Donald Graber Rlchard Fry Donald Gangwer, Freddie Cessna Teacher rs e FIFTH AND SIXTH SEATED Delores Fernbaugh Shlr Iey Flagg Mary Saum Carolyn Baker Joyce Blgham Jamce Welssvnger Donna McClory SECOND POW John Carter Ed ward Gamby Mrs Nnchols Caro lyn Frssch Joseph Rmebolt Carl Fallnater 25 1 af '84 M sfo 4 1 M 4 U , F ff 3 X' fi., . . 1 s wg Q .. 3 Q, 1 ', X? 12' 44 3' L, A n Q' ' 4 :LA pw I 1 ., 'Hr ' . i W f i -if f H h h A '!'Mr'Z ':H V M- :L , ' ' - ,A 1,1 FY' . ,: 9 ' ifff Y Te? ww f Lf? il , .4 ' 'aff ' f '61 3N'y - .Q -,, MAjr:-L xg '-'wg A ,Y tx , mn- , -'J 5 A ' .af ,, is K LAWN AT 066K 'URN PARA! THAT wmv 5 . X .CISTERLY 9 gf. 4' , sg 73,3 suns MQW' '-2 lL -. ' Q '-'Q- '-af QQQQ ,,, L is-. I onf QE' it r i T45-M ,, . . ,K W , .nf 'ills 5 ' 'sm-2 .45 :l?4'h' N' '- H? 'f', mm ' , N:': -'1r'K'.- , aw' ' Jkbffeag . 'iii 'll ... wi- , QZ,:v u,,. 32? Qu s k - ww- Q M ,. - bw 3 -away 3' .V t illhil My-A ' 7 ,X 'wkiilflhi 1 I Lev QQ. V -V warms :g A gr'uW' - .' , , nw 5 wma 0.0124-SE is f I r , 2:21, X .. --. '?fi?'w-' .Q 1, A . ? N, SUN BATHEI5 Q 11, Q ' -W.a4,, FLAG KA I5 ING , mn, may X, 7 Suu GETS IN MY 955 SHOW Qfri ig ro THE H0417 KEGINH Q , muh-, is-nu Qu.- no-..,, FOGTED F QW SHUCKS A K , 'ff W - ll.: ' 'Hass-W, E15 ' fl a: an mfw ff Fl 1' 7 guumzz Mfssss GOLD Holvey? G HY X. 'fag f ,J 'fx N-3-5327 Q PX I-ICTIUITIES 0 if I' j K 57 : 1 'Z , QV' .4 1 YQ, I I f 1 I ' uf 4 9' ' -f 0 Jw - Q' M525 , -510' 0 , --: -h . f K .ja v ---v ,g :-Ti r - ' ::l i QE -1f.Te?'7f -- :af 'll BlUE llllll G0llJ STHFF Q3 'Ki Editor Associate Editor Dorothy Hatfield Esther Baker BUSWWCSS MON'-'QC' Circulation Manager Raymond Steward Lou Bgyd SEATED Wanda Snyder Zella Purtee Olive Smith Phyllis Lanning Theresa Bruckner STANDING Mr Kettler John Cannavan Doyle Baker Mr Shaw This year the Class of 47 has had, as other classes in the past have had, plenty of work to keep it busy. Much of our time and attention was cen- tered around the production of the Blue and Gold. There were ads to be sold, and articles to be written. The approval of the color and de- sign of our book was to be determined. There were contacts with the printing com pany to be made. Greatest of all, there was a dead line to be met. All these situa- tions worked out successfully for the well chosen staff worked very hard to complete the plans for our year book. The staff, with the assistance of Mr. Shaw and Mr. Kettler, has given us an annual of which we are very proud. IIEIIISHOUIID STRFF Busnness Manager ECl'T0 Assocrate Edntors I L Dorothy Hatfield Ann Kassmg Phyl IS annmg Kyle Blgham REMAINDER OF THE STAFF Rlchard Muller Carolyn Brlcker Eva Jean Russell Loren Stumpp Alfred Tolento Art Editor Sensor Reporter Junuor Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Patrlcla Cannavan Theresa Bruckner Sports Olive Smith Esther Baker Marv Few Hu Y John Cannavan Y Teen Vondale Swalsgood Doyle Baker Seventh Grade Reporter Fashlons Honor Society Chapels Student Councll Rush rush Newshound goes to press what a day' Enough work to keep every body s head spmmng A notuce appears on the bulletm board on Monday that the reports are due on Wed nesday So by Frnday afternoon most of the reports are ml Dorothy checks the news for content and grammar and then Mrs Flack double checks nt The dummy has to be typed and check ed Then the grueling task begins Richard gets has headlines ready whale the typnsts peck away at the stencils More Muslc Reporter Joyce Long l- H A Reporter lola Saalman F F A Reporter Jlm Stull Typlsts Katherrne Bachman Loss Boyd Garland Peeler Zella Purtee Hazel Stark Wanda Snyder Carolyn Brncker Geraldine Rutter Kathleen Haughn Mumeog ra phe rs rushlng as they correct mustakes Where IS my dummy? Your dummy? the art work as done and the page as numbered After the proofreadnng at as ready to run Gerry gnves the wheel a swlft turn and the Newshound IS rollmg On the date scheduled to go out there are two reports out and a stencll has to be cut un a hurry But the competent News hound staff will get the paper out on tlme every tame-even rf they have to hold the bell up to do lt' A 5 A f f- l l 1 4 l , J l i i I ,Its 3 5 1 1 ,1 I 1 ' r l T ' l . rl lv ta A Eighth Grade Jones Esther Baker 1 I . . - . l qt , . L- ' I STUDEIIT COUl1Cll A X A SECOND ROW Jnmmy Dueter Mr Kettler Dorothy Hotfneld Bully Byers FIRST ROW Loren Stumpp Jnm Stull Kyle Blgham Mary Elaine Few Johnny Cannavan Richard Sour Wanda Omwake and Robert Hammer The meetung of the Jackson Lsberty Hugh Trlbunal comes to order Wall the secre tary please read the munutes of the last meeting? John Cannavan punctuates thus with a light tap of the gavel and Mary Few reads the mlnutes and the meetung goes on lt was at lust such meetnngs that the Student Councll has enacted Jackson laws The Student Council has been quute busy thus year There were some pretty luvely dnscusslons on several toplcs of Interest The Freshman mntlatuon was changed thus year no rough stuff Everything was pretty quiet on that nlght We had a school Chrustmas tree It was In the audutoruum thus year for the Chrust mas program whuch the Student Councnl sponsored To top off the year the Student Councll sponsored a magaznne sales campougn to bulld up the treasury It gave us qunte a boost The Student Councll of next year wnll have something to fall back on As us customary, the Athletnc Banquet was sponsored by the Student Councnl I ll S l 1 T Q Egiigvi J J ' l 5 llllfl l i ' V l,' 2 s fl Yin 1 it 2 A 5, V , 0 F-5. .v . ' ft , fm! -'Y - ll - - 1 HUIIDR SOEIETV 'T7 THIRD ROW Bernuce Bruckner Kathryn Bachman Carolyn Brucker Dorothy Hatfueld Kath leen Haughn Wanda Snyder lola Saalman Geraldur-e Rutter Zella Purtee SECOND ROW Kyle Bugham Charles Russell Verlun Butzuer Roy Few Lous Boyd Esther Baker Margaret Haughn Ann Kassung SEATED Garland Peeler Kathleen Wonderly John Cannavan Mary Elaune Few Theresa Bruckner Ruchard Sour Oluve Smuth Phyllus Lannung The Jackson Luberty Honor Socuety Chap ter has made great progress thus year Furst, ut gauned a larger number of members The membershup uncreased to twenty four pupuls Thus un utself us an honor for our school, as or a B average to be eluguble to uoun Second ut has made utself unto an actuve club Before thus chapter had been actuve only un County meetungs now ut us actuve as a school club Thurd ut has cleared the debt that has been overshadowung ut for several years Thus club has made an honorable and remarkable umpressuon on the school thus year lt us our fervent hope that ut wull con tunue the upward path As a token of remembrance to the stu dents who follow un our footsteps next year tounung the County Honor Socuety for the furst semester meetung next fall We cer taunly wush you luck un thus venture Our offucers for thus year were Presudent Theresa Bruckner Vuce Pres Duck Sour Secretary Mary Elaune Few Treasurer John Cannavan x ' 7 r ' ' 1 'P ' 1 .gs a pupil must have one A, no grade below C we have given them the honor of enter- , . I ' ' . , , , 1 . , ................ President Vice President Secreta ry Treasurer ll-TEEIIS THIRD ROW: Phyllis Lanning, Garland Peeler, Joyle Kern, Catherine Kellar, Margaret Haughn, Ann Kassing, Wanda Snyder, Kathleen Haughn, Dorothy Hatfield, Carolyn Bricker, Betty Bricker, Louise Meyer, Mrs. Noderer. SECOND ROW: Betty Wildman, Ellen Sigler, Jean Kern, Eunice Murphy, Zelma Kissling, Eva Jean Russell, Kathryn Bachman, Lois Boyd, Esther Baker, Olive Smith. SEATED: Beverly Sour, Vondale Swaisgood, Wanda Ornwake, Mary Elaine Few, Kathleen Cole- man, Geraldine Ritter, Zella Purtee, Hazel Stark. HI-V -P orricsns gif' Dick Sour M' Charles Russell Raymond Steward Jack Weissinger THIRD ROW: Ra mond Steward Mr. Ccnnavan John Cannavan OFFICERS President Olive Smith Vice President Mary Elaine Secretary Lois Boyd Treasurer Esther Baker . E l i i , , 3 SECOND Row: Jlack Baldwin, Wayne Baker, Jim Stull, Mack Lahning, Charles Russell, Donald Ecker, Roy Few, Donald Fell. SEATED: Dale Yoder, Dick Sigler, Nate Colwell, Wayne LeJeune, Wayne Byers, DlCk Sour, Rirhnrrl Miller Kvlo Binhnm Ji OFFICERS Jresudent Carolyn Brucker Vuce Presudent Kathleen Wonderly Secretary Patsy Cunnungham Treasurer Bernuce Bruckner .77 Y THIRD ROW Phyllus Lannung Oluve Smuth Bernuce Bruckner Garland Peeler Lous Boyd Anna Fulluater Clona Phullups Betty Brucker Marulyn Mulholland Jean Kern lola Saalman Marga ret Haughn Louuse Meyer Kathryn Bachman SECOND ROW Wanda Snyder Rosue Sceko Mary Schaull Reguna Saalman Katherune Fern baugh Joyce Kern Zelma Kusslung Vuola Hammer Annabelle Jeakle Eulalua Reunhart Irus Reuter Eva Jean Russell Kathleen Wonderly Kathleen Haughn SEATED Martha Payne Betty Wuldman Wanda Omwake Patsy Cunnungham Kathleen Cole man Geraldune Rutter Zella Purtee Hazel Stark Carolyn Brucker THIRD ROW Robert Hull Donald Ecker Laurence Stump Don Fell Jum Stull John Bruckner Charles Hatfueld Wayne Baker Mr Austerrnuller SECOND ROW Gerad Fundley Jum Stark Jum Ponn Elsby Saalman Mead Smuth Davud Hull Berneul Saum Don Ce sna Lorell Loomus SEATED Lewus Kummet Loren Stcmpp Kenneth Bruckner Duck Sour Raymond Steward Charles Russell Verlun Butzuer lxathon Colwell OFFICERS Presudent Raymond Steward Vuce Presudent Kenneth Bruckner Secretary Charles Russell Treasurer Duck Sour 33 F: H I nl ? 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I . . - 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 - I SEHIUH flH55 PLHV sms ron YOUR surrsuz Stephen John Cannavan A young man who us untensely unterested un musuc He us so unterested un fact that he would luke to forget all about the gurls RCIIIIY Kenny Bruckner Rannv us a very muschuevous boy who trues every truck to get hus gurl fruend Laurette from the clutches of the mystery crooner Buff Raymond Steward Buff us a good pal of Ronny s and us Joanue s boyfruend He ond Ranny cook up a scheme to frame Stephen Marulee Zela Purtee She has a defunutely blond vouce and she us after Stephen Tessue Iola Salmon Tessue us a brusk buslnessluke woman reporter ot about thurty fuve Stacy Doyle Baker He us 0 breezy young man who takes photographs for Tessue Topper Barhue Carolyn Brucker Peggy Kathleen Hauughn Barbue and Peggy are fruends of Joanue and Laurette They belong to the bobby soxer brugade The Senuor Class Play was o bug hut' Even the Senuors were worrued at furst about not gettung theur parts on tume It was cu play about bobby soxers the senuors seem ed to be able to portray the parts very well Punky Hazel Stork A luvely outspoken chuld of about twelve she us the youngest Puper Susan Esther Baker The oldest of the Puper gurls she us nuce and sensuble untul she met Mr Stephen Foster Brown Ramona Lous Boyd Ramona us the Puper moud but she gouns the Bobby sox brugade un the search for the mystery crooner Mrs Puper Wanda Snyder She humors Mr Puper unto beluevung that he us boss but chases hum all over and makes hum take hus vutamun I He us a very excutable man and takes vutamun pulls admunustered by Mrs Puper for hus poor nerves Laurette Oluve Smuth The fruvolous suxteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Puper She us wuld over the mystery crooner Joanue Phyllus Lannung Joanue us Laurettes best gurl fruend and they raptly admure the mystery crooner The entertcuunment was enuoyed by young and old Mr Brucker dud a good uob of durectung We wull put play practuce down un our memory book as one of the happy occasrons of our school lufe Jlllllllll ClllSS Plllll STANDING Mary Elaune Few, Eva Jean Russell, Dale Yoder, Margaret Haughn, Kathryn Bachman, Ann Kassung, LaVernon Brubaker, Ruchard Muller, Roy Few, Duck Sugler, Robert Lannung SEATED Kyle Bugham, Jack Baldwun, Kathleen Wonderly, Garland Peeler, Bernuce Bruckner Charles Russell, Duck Sour Thus rolluckung comedy whuch was pres The auduence was handed cu laugh a mun ented by the Junuor class was one of the ute by the good characteruzatuons of the outstandung performances of the year lln pruncupals and the members of the support spute of the fact that Mrs Cannavan won ung cast dered uf we would ever learn our lunesll . . . . 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A 3 is . 2 ' , . -' 5 f u J ,, OHE HCT PLHV S fgfuffeu y T l I le Kyle Bugham Phyllus Lannung John Cannavan, Oluve Smuth The contest one act play thus year was a drama entutled Hughness It was wrutten by Ruth Guorloff The cast under the durectuon of Mrs Cannavan went to work about two months before the furst contest We went over and over each sectuon worked on tumung fugured out stage busuness and ways of sayung our lunes Yes many hectuc hours un practuce and sleep less nughts were spent by the cast und the durector Funally the day of the furst contest arruved Our cast met casts of Hopewell Loudon and New Ruegel Hugh Schools at Hopewell Loudon and won Now as thus goes to press we are stull lookung for ward to the funal contest If we wun we wull enter the state contest The plot of the play us rather tumely and untruguung lt takes place un the Kremlun un Moscow durung the peruod followung the Revolutuon Anna Brorodun a scrub woman guves her lufe that her half suster and a young secretary may leave Russua and make a fresh start un a new country She trucks a young flurtaceous Red solduer unto lockung the offuce door Then she throws the key out the wundow The young solduer be comes so enraged that he shoots her Thus ends the P GY Oluve Smuth characteruzed Anna the scrub woman Kyle Bugham the Heads secretary Phyllus Lonnung the former Pruncess and half suster to Anna and John Cannavan the flurtacuous Red solduer Esther Baker was assustant durector and Dorothy Hatfueld was stage manager Understudues were Vondale Swaus good and Wanda Omwake DIRECTURS Mr Bricker Mr Brucker durected the Senuor Class Play thus year as he has done un the past years He us one of those tureless patuent unduvuduals who agonuzes over each practuce even though the members of the cast don t seem to worry We want to thank Mr Brucker for coachung our play We surely apprecuated hus assustance and unterest Mrs Connavan rv- agua.. may-1 4' eff' 1 'figs' PO' X u R XRA Mrs Noderer Mrs Noderer seems to be able to brung forth from her cast what she wanted She was busy durectung the Kansas Grade Operetta Amsden Grade Operetta and the Hugh School Operetta She also coached contes tants for the county chorus and musuc contests She seemed to be proud of her musuc pupuls because she took some of them to her home for the people there to hear Mrs Cannavan us an avud persuer of perfectuon lf you don t belueve ut ask the one act play cast Mrs Cannavan also durected the .lunuor Class Play She very ably coached those unduvuduals who entered the humorous poetry and dramatuc readung contests thus sprung l li S z l , . 1 T Q lf E l 3 T u I - - , . . . U . I . ,, . ,, , . , . . I . . . . I . , - u . . . I . . , . I , . . I ' - . , - . 4 ' ' . l . 1 -A I I 1 I f h I I I ' 1- - I 1 . T I . - . - - - : . I . - . I l u v u af X ,J ' N - , Q K AAVAV L AW i . Q.-l ' mf- w - Y , Y. . . I 1 -tv jf 5 ' J, qv ' 'v J, ' K, X , ' , my ,. v ,I ,. X, W L , e,,,f'. 35? -2- ' XE. v-K .3 ,,, 1 if . if ' A .ut . Vt? 'fe u 'U Y L . 1 I . . . . . U I I I ' . - - . I . . . , - . . u I - . I I PRINCE OF PEACE The contestants in Prince of Peace dld well thus year The two contests were at Re hobeth and at Amsden John and Kyle won the local honors and went to the county John went to dns truct and receuved second place DEBATE In the debate tournament thus year the Jackson Luber ty team tled wnth Republic for second place M Cannavan Kyle Bxghom Vondale Swausgood Don Ecker Cathernne Kellar Dorothy Hatfneld DRAMATIC READING There were nnne students partrcnpatnng ln the Drama trc Readmg Contest thus year John Vondale and Kyle won medals wuth su SECOND ROW Don Ecker Mrs Cannavan John Cannavan Kyle Bngham FIRST ROW Wanda Omwake Zelma Klsslrng Betty Bracker Kathleen Coleman Vondale Swans good Katherine Fernbaugh SECOND ROW Mrs Cannavan Don Eclcer John Cannavan Kyle Brgham FIRST ROW Zelma Klsslnng Betty Brrcker Dorothy Hatfxeld Catherlne Kellar Vondale Swans good PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE Nnne of the F F A boys entered the Parliamentary Procedure Contest thus year They recelved one of the flve gold awards presented to the schools of the county SECOND ROW Mr Austermlller glsby Saalman Wayne Baker Jam tul FIRST ROW Charles Russell Rlchard Sour Raymond Steward Don Ecker Verlln Butzler Loren Stumpp 36 3' 55l .1-1 'S ' .. 1 ,Nt A I l .P f , 1 Q I I . - .' I7 5. 9 . 4.7 xag g L, if Q I QI -5 , , r. I , , - , 1 - 1 '. ' I ' ' , I x A 2 I I 9 ' f I l I 1 ll ' ' ' ' - . 7-, 1, ' U ' if . . . , 9 v fi ' I I , A' 1 . , - , .f 1 I- r 5 1 H perior ratings. . 'I ' ' Q Z I A V ., ,L 1 J U , , , l . .1 . I I r . 1 - - '-'t - , 5. f i I - 1 t z . , I A l , , 2 . . I , , , - lar: A . 1 1 I 1 , . ' - v I' ,Q 1 rs I . x l A 2 . ' , f , l. 5 1 I . A I I I . GRHDE SCH00l UPERETTH sy 3 . STANDING: Mary Kettler, Margaret Butler, Jack Kraylek, Marilyn Bigham, Gloria Kraylek. SEATED: Nolan Kline. The Maid and the Golden Slipper the ever popular childhood story of Cinderella, was presented on the evening of December 4 by a group of sixty five students from the first six grades The main characters in the operetta were nicely portrayed by the followina cast I SCH00 l Cinderella ............................ Mary Kettler Fairy Godmother .............. Margaret Butler Cupid Donnie Rouser The Step sisters Gloria Kraylek Ruth Ann Striff The Wicked Stepmother Marilyn Bigham The Prince Jack Kraylek UPEHETTH sy! LEFT TO RIGHT Dorothy Hatfield Wayne Baker Jim Stull Kathleen Coleman Charles Hat field Kyle Bigham Phyllis Lannlng Esther Baker Wanda Snyder John Cannavan Olive Smith Mead Smith Beverly Sour Pat Cunningham Kenneth Bruckner Wednesday evening March 26 the music students presented for public enjoy ment the operetta Waltz Time This music as the title implies was entirely in waltz time The story centered around Kirby a young composer who refused to give up his love for the three four waltz time music in order to satisfy his swing mad pals His most ardent admirer was Sue whose love for him was misinterpreted as loyalty Instead his admiration was directed toward Gretchen a neighbor girl whose affection was invariably centered on the man of the hour whose social rank Patricia who was always floating under the influence of Kirby s music finallv sur prised everyone by marrying Kirbys older brother Jeff Gilmore a man about town finally takes Gretchen after he discovers Sue will have only Kirby The principal roles were as follows Kirby John Cannavan ue Olive Smith Gretchen Esther Baker Patricia Dorothy Hatfield Gilmore Kyle Bigham Jeff Wayne Baker I I .. ....................... . ........ 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I ll I1 . was highest at the time GlRlS'CHORUS lll ull P wwf THIRD ROW Bernuce Bruckner Garland Peeler Coletta Scherger Eunuce Murphy Eva Jean Russell Catherune Kellor Jean Kern Louuse Meyer lola Saalman Wanda Snyder Kate Haughn Dorothy Hatfueld Carolyn Brucker Margaret Fosnow Kathryn Bachman SECOND ROW Patsy Cunnungham Betty Wuldman Muldred Payne Rosle Sceko Mary Shaull Vuola Hammer Zelma Kusslung Joyce Kern Anna Fulluater Theresa Bruckner Esther Baker Eulalua Reunhart Margaret Haughn Betty Brucker Ann Kassurug SEATED Ellen Sugler Beverly Sour Vondale Swausgood Betty Smuth Regunua Saalman Kath leen Coleman Oluve Smuth Phyllus Lannung Marulyn Mulholland B095 CHURUS FN t-fu iii SECOND ROW Jummy Dueter Jum Stull Wayne Baker Charles Hatfueld Raymond Steward SEATED Nathan Colwell Kyle Bugham Mead Smuth John Cannavan Bully Pankhurst Kenneth Bruckner MIHED CHURUS THIRD ROW Charles Hatfueld Jum Stull Kenneth Bruckner Raymond Steward John Can navan Wayne Baker Mead Smuth Kyle Bugham Bully Pankhurst SECOND ROW Esther Baker Theresa Bruckner Ann Kassung Zelma Kusslung Betty Brucker Marulyn Mullholland Louuse Meyer Kathleen Haughn Wanda Snyder Dorothy Hatfueld Carolyn Brucker SEATED Beverly Sour Kathleen Coleman Eva Jean Russell Oluve Smuth Phyllus Lannung Patsy Cunnungham Bernuce Bruckner Garland Peeler SIC COHTESTHHTS 1 THIRD ROW John Cannavan Charles Hatfueld Jum Stull Wanda Snyder Marulyn Mullhol land Kenneth Bruckner Bully Pankhurst SECOND ROW Louuse Meyer Kathryn Bachman Betty Brucker Wayne Baker Kyle Bugham Mead Smuth Ann Kassung Dorothy Hatfueld SEATED Theresa Bruckner Oluve Smuth Patsy Cunnungham Kathleen Coleman Vondale Swausgood Beverly Sour Zelma Kusslung Mary Shaull F - l l Y l ll u u u H u u uh lu 5 v g E . f 3 ' 2 , .-, 63 X, J, , J , 1 v 1-1 , hx' .ea , ,Q :f L ., , , l r f 3 I I u I ' I I , I . D 4 . Q : I I I I I I I I I I I 3 I I I u I I I ' ', l I 1 . T . -: l 7 7 A u ff t . , ' gy . 3 l . ' ,- ' F ' I - S A S 'J fu 'N M 'J A 'u . . Q ai 1 S 1 r ' VN-u 4 ' 1 'g 3. -Q -b W: 4 .Q 'L ,. 3 K I . . 1 : I ' I I I I I - I 1 - , ' ' I I I r I I 1 I - 3 1 I I , I I I - l BUS DRIVERS: Morton Craun, Millard Chaney, John Krupp, Cecil Butzier, William Taylor. Raymond Bricker. mx , x ' ff - 1, I II. I R I! , 15 gn-,II f ji mm Bm E231 mx'-In' Ly ij KSON'LlBERTYTVPSCHO0LS noi. M I Q ,P Seneca co f s ' ev ,I fi 2 HK' fx I I K Q, ' KANA DRIVER: De I. ' . c:usToDIAN:wQI-CI Stull. S S e 0 9 KANSAS CUSTQDIAN Taylor. l .L alfr- 3-'lf fiiaf V U ' . , J I-N-M.. f R I III. I 3 RN RQ Mi.. , W vi I 1 -I ' rw ,-,:, Q .:,,. , g ig, 'Q' z V COOKS: Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Good, and Mrs. Leiune. PIANO INSTRUCTOR: ii?SQt,t,ffCRETARYi Catherine Barnes. 1 x in UPi?.b x l M. Q . X or HTHlETlCS , MIIIUIIX 7 x? 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H Y W R' l - -. , 7 , SCORING RECORD Cannavan 206 Sour Slgler Stu Baker Weussmger Yoder Steward Stumpp Lanmng M SCHEDULE e Opponets Date They Burgoon Nov Arcadua Nov Burgoon Nov Melmore Dec Bettsvllle Dec Bascom Dec Thompson Dec New Relgel c Old Fort an Rnsmgsun an Bascom an Republuc an Bettsvulle an Attnca an Alumni e Bloomvllle e 550 Total 7 'League Games Thompson F b ll 52 30 Attica Fe l4 M Raymond E Trnnter formerly Major R E Trmter nn the Unuted States Army was our coach for the ,fear He was receuved wuth a heart warmung welcome by the student body at Jackson Lrberty After a not too sensatlonal baseball season our bull pup qumtet was led to many vuc tones by our aggressnve coach Mr Trlnter halls from Ver msluon Ohuo He IS an Ohso State Graduate and also o very capable scuence teacher Tournament tame found two of our regulars out wnth mumps It was a bad break for the coach All year he coached the team capably We wish hxm luck next year Our managers thus year con slsted of Bob Hull Don Fell and Duane Byers The boys found that the managers were very dependable and dud a fme lob of keeping the equnpment un good runnmg order and also the boys themselves 42 9-IQ r' wr H l si mf 'X CHEERLEHDERS Ah - Garland Peeler Kathleen Wonderly Kathleen Coleman Wanda Omwake Furst came a basketball team and then someone to support them That meant cheerleaders There were quite a few who trned out for thus job but Kathleen Wonder ly Kathleen Coleman Garland Peeler and Wanda Omwake won by a ma loruty vote A job It was Indeed not to loose theur splrut when the boys were behmd a few points but out they would come wlth a cheer full of pep to let the boys know we were wlth them 5CH00l 5006 Oh' come ye fanthful students rause The name of Jackson Hugh In praise As we laud her to the skres, We'll seek the fanth that never dues Though we wm or lose a game, Our hearts wull always sung her name As the comlng years go by, We'Il all be true to Jackson Hugh Written by Justm Harruson Class of l923 Doc rs a great competr tor He plays hrs best every mrnute hes rn the game He rs worthy of hrs posrtron as captarn 1,0 SPEED MORE SPEED AND SPEED TO SPARE descrrbes our leadrng scorer Keep your eye on John Hrs basketball ca reer rs not ended wa,- po.. CALM CAPABLE and CLEVER rs hardly enough to say about Jack ask hrs opponents about s guardrng abrlrty Jack really loves the game I1 Those one hand shots from the port srde keep the opposrtron guessrng We are happy that Drck and hrs frghtrng sprrrt wrll be on hand for an other season 1 ,L-QQ ka! The only Sophomore to earn a letter Jrm rs on hrs way to become a great basketball player Hrs specralty rs gettrng re bounds 44 Buck rs always break rng rnto the lrne up He rs consrstent and depend able We expect to see Buck rn actron agarn next year Drck rs deceptrve and really cuts loose when he heads for the basket He always manages to srnk those under basket shots I I ' . 1 . , fi . I I , k b '. 1 in HS ' A 'im Jr L Q nf V TK A lK1R.l',f In 1 V K X Q, r i Y- 9 A g, r ' Q 5 r f' ' 14 f'1 ' r 95 X ll A F 2 , r, X , gy y . . I . . . e- off r ' 23 ' . . .' n ' Y lil , II l II - - . D - IRHCH if as ,f 5- 'Lf 'S-6 .f fi w Nate Colwell John Bruckner Duck Sour John Cannavan Bull Byers Don Ecker Jum Stull Don Cessna Jack Baldwun Roy Few Wayne Leuune BHSEBHll Qc-u STANDING Jack Weussunger, Charles Russell, Duck Sugler, Jum Stull, Duck Sour, Raymond Steward, John Cannavan, Jack Baldwun, Roy Few -1 -I . xj 9 SX ' 5 Q s . ,lr Is I ny- .- PLY Q D ' X 1 .. K uf- - ' '5 - 5' -A' 1 -N ' 5 .uf if KE - I Q1 I 1 . M Q1 ' gi fb Wa Q 1 1 S 9 'if 0:3 L Q 'ij E. li Yjfnfj ,J 'EQ My ffffi mf if M7 x if-fwmkwr Mjydiwjlgvwj gg R Y M WPA seg? 5 ny, ilhxwigigfp Qwiifwifw vb 5? My 5 WMM WZLWQMJ N55 W Jgfgjwffgfwgfw E EE 7 yy Q Q, mm WV gym? 3 ag fr XML ,+,1P ' gy 2 N MM My QWWM J M-rrfv ff N YW W fm ,wifjwwfwffg New . X , ff C2 Aff 1 pl' f' V I 7 K fy- A ' ,W n- ' A My . , ML MJ' X asm V v4 7: I 1 I ' ' fm I' I J D I . 7 ff .A ff 1, X .u lfpg,ff-f X +R xx WM' mf X gp y KO? S I X VTU I WI A 55 ' W fa :Q R? . if P 'W Q S4 x I ,ffyjfa 1 3 Nw 3 j 0 Q i ' 5 Nik ? Qi A ' if-M Q' YR 1 Q J-xx! ti X A 1. fig: a iff' '51, Wx 17 cab k V K QQ' nag 1 4' ' WI fy lx X I Gb Q My Mp if WV' wg K6 'Wifi Dfw 'I ' - 1, 'N QQ 1 of ff-??'l :I biz EF T 1 V F ' Yi Ei My f ' N 'J 'B xx-AQ, ff! I 'X 31 r l 'M Taryn b + M vi' J XLS Sip xi a X, In , W pix 5 5 .GPN .Q JN f : M 71 I W Navy 0 . W 'xy 51+ K ' .R A QQ fo . A 7?Wff fl, ' fX 1 I ' WWW-ifs ' yrs? M! 'vf Q Og' 'W The pages in this Anniversary Section were sponsored by these organizations Y-Teens -Hi-Y Parent-Teachers' Association Alumni Association FFA FHA Athletic Association Senior Class fx.. 16114 V W I 5 fx F-I sz-: ai: , .,A.. - fe il l. J. L. Swihart 2. First whole l-li-School 3. George Snyder 4. Baseball Team 5. Cheerleaders 'N , ' gl? 'S 'Q , an in S rvxng Our Country 4 l A W A v L3 k 354 5 Qly QW ,NAM-MW j A 'viii l rg Girls Glee Club Guess Girls Basketball Newshound Staff Honor Roll aa. A' ll. Girls Basketball Banner l2. Trophy Case l3. Girls Basketball Banner l4. First Graduation Class IS. 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'The Dictators Son' I7. 1942 Squad Class of 1923 Earl Byers-dued February 2 1923 Mary Colwell Mrs Chester Myers Raymond Rouser Farmung Amsden Ohuo john Baldwun Screw Company Fostorua Ohuo Luculle Aumaugher Mrs August Remusat Floruda Ralph Hartlune-Tulsa Oklahoma justun Harruson Maul Carruer Fostorua Ohuo Class of 1924 Claude Hummel Funance Durector Loraun County Burton Bugham Teachung at Hopewell Loudon Class of 1925 Earl Walston Tuffun Ohuo Gulbert Rouser Screw Company Fostorua Ohuo Geraldune Peeler Mrs Bernard Cody Toledo Ohuo Walter jones In Calufornua Florence Greenfueld Mrs Ralph Morrus lrus Omwake--Mrs john Baldwun Martha Cook Mrs Noble Hall Marjorue Cram?-Mrs Glenn Hull Raymond Byers Foundry Fostorua Ruth Ducken-Tuffun Ohuo Audray Mosuer Wure Mull Fostorua Class of 1926 Margaret Weeks Kansas Ohuo Ruth Boyd Mrs Malo Hengsteller Glenn Hull Auto Lute Fostorua Ohuo Ralph Shontz Carey Ohuo Royal Shoemaker Buuck Garage Fostorua Ohuo Nuna Thompson Auto Lute Port Huron Muchugan Helen Omwake-Mrs Raymond Rouser Vurgunua Cochard Mrs Fernley Snyder Dale Snyder Farmung Class of 1927 Wulbur Agnew Doctor at Gubsonburg Robert Ducken-Arcadua Ohuo Madge Lugget Mrs Basul Heller Bernuce Radcluffe+Mrs Wullard Rhunebolt Basul Heller Manager of Burgoon Elevator Clarussa Reed Mrs Howard Wendt Earnest Shultz Farmung Myrtle Walston Mrs Robert Balderson Helen Trumbo-Mrs Everett Stahl Wulfred Bruckner Farmung at home Helen Feasel Wayne Ohuo Class of 1928 judson Runebold-Gray Pruntung Company Fostorua Charles Strawman Farmung lrene Lannung Mrs Alton Blaggert Mary jane Shellhouse-Mrs A E Smuth Darrell Kunkleman-G Mary Ropp-Mrs Alva Rose Marcella Depunet Mrs Ross Sheldon Leola Grant Mrs Dale Snyder Lloyd Agnew Auto Lute Fostorua Ohuo Blaune Hummel Hummel Motor Sales Muruam Feasel Mrs Vernon Fundley Agatha Good Mrs Paul Mowry Ruth Pankhurst Mrs Denver Fundley Eddue Massue-Fostorua Pressed Steel Corporatuon Harold Smuth-Gubsonburg Ohuo Florence Mosuer Mrs Francus Bormuth Muldred Stuckey Mrs Rolland Ducken Ruth Walston Mrs Nuck Young Class of 1929 Floyd Byers Hummel Motor Sales Mechanuc Mary Omwake-Mrs john Struff Elba Baker A h t ome Nellue Vrooman Mrs john Shaferly Wayne Byers Carpenter ller Ohuo lrene Seuger Mrs Harley Shaull Bernuce Wolf Bowlung Green Ohuo Leona Wolf Mrs Lester Fruth Ruth Mutchell Mrs Gordon Mumaw Muldred Reed Mrs Blaune Hummel Class of 1930 Lyle Snyder Munuster Brecksvulle Ohuo Dausy Yost Teachung Thelma Gamble Mrs Paul Boyd Leland Heuserman Fostorua Glad s Lannung Mrs Clarence Earl Cleo Lannung Mrs Glenn Carper Rex Cochard-Topeka lnduana Wulfred Kusslung Foundry Fostorua Arthur Anderson Farmung Kansas Paul Boyd Forest Ohuo Gladys Myers Mrs Henry Cool Marguerute Smeltz Mrs Blake Muller Ruth Gwuner Auto Lute Fostorua Cleora Russel Mrs james Wood Leuws Byers-Columbus Ohuo Clara Stull Mrs Kenneth Bugham Class of 1931 Edward Kusabeth-Farmung Kenneth Kunkelman-Toledo Ohuo Francus Green-Mrs Robert Ducken Charles Ryman-Arcadua Ohuo Helen Chaney Mrs Robert Knusely Claron Soule--Helena Ohuo Maruon Stull Mrs Ean Osborne Maruorue Agnew Dued August 26 l93l Weldon Ropp-Pulot laurplanel Grace Schupp-Mrs Gerald Heunze Lee Boyd Farmung at home Beulah Huffman-Mrs Charles Leususirung john Strutf Screw Works Fostorua uo Evelyn Stultz Mrs Kermut Woessner Fostorua Ohuo l1lUll1lll Ohuo Fostorua Ohuo jay Ledbetter Bersted Company Fostorua Arlene Ferguson Workung un Toledo Carrue Ryman Mrs Kenneth Fox Cordella Bruckner Teachung at Kansas Esther Kusabeth Mrs john Kru Mary Ellen Creeger Tutfun Ohuo Class of 1932 Leon Omwake-Sun Oul Company New York C C Cochard-Greenfueld lnduana Ida Blanche Wolf Ft Wayne lnduana Rollo Sour Cleveland Ohuo Donna Humbert Mrs Delbert Graver Roy Kusslung Shoe Repaur Busuness un Fostorua Muldred Klune-Mrs Evan Hostler Connue Ryman Teachung john Henr Good Farmung Ethel Smut Auto Lute Fostorua Ohuo Raymond Gwuner-Ohuo Power Fostorua Ohuo Walter Stultz Fostorua Mae Gwuner Mrs Paul Hemruck Kenneth Thompson Fostorua Ohuo Helen Mansfueld Mrs Glenn Massue Carl Russel Employed un Fostorua Doyle Waltermuer Farmung Evan Hosler Farmung Gertrude Ropp-Mrs Oscar Lampe Wullard Steward Fostorua Ohuo Nellue Ducken Mrs Lloyd Bowman Francus Omwake-lndustr Calufornua Catherune Shaver Mrs FOYd BYBFS Vurgul Grove--Farmung at home Class of 1933 Ohuo Wulmer Kunkelman Natuonal Carbon Company Fostorua Ohuo Donald Smothers Farmung Kenneth Cessna Kansas Ohuo Robert Park-Columbus Ohuo Maxwell Snyder Bell Telephone Company Leora Hartley Mrs Woodrow Keeley Thelma Hemmunger Mrs Rhodes Helen Shuff Mrs Glen Strausbaugh Dorus Humbert Mrs Roy Kusslung Carl Scherger Farmung Lulluan Bruckner Teachung un Tuffsn Floyd Doll Soy Bean Plant Fostorua Fannue Vrooman At home Kenneth Null Farmung Mary Wonderly Nurse at Fostorua Hosputal john Anderson Dued un Servuce Hugh Boyd Farmung at home Charles Humbert Musucuan Greensprungs Class of 1934 Marguerute Cool Mrs Leo Deuhonge Lucule Chubb-Mrs Bull Hancock Muldred Colwell Mrs Donald Smothers Robert Null Workung at Meduan Ohuo Claude Thaxton Fostorua Packung House Norbert DeVanna Farmung Donna Massue-Mrs Charles Wedge Ruth Vrooman Mrs Harlan Shafferly Ralph Byers Carpenter Georgua George Peeler Strowman Implement Mary Keller Mrs Russell Shubert Carl Depunet Farmung Helen Depunet Mrs Francus Hyte Robert Creeger john Deere Company Tuffun Martha Ellen Mowry Mrs Robert Keller j Muldred Grove-Mrs Ralph Stewart Ruth Lawyer Mrs Clarence Sluck Eualua Wolf Mrs Alan Fruth Maruon Wedge-Pulot laurplanel Treva Cunnungharn Mrs Maxwell Snyder Rosemar Pankhurst Mrs Walter Weaver Robert wuner At home Class of 1935 Fred Boas-Ohuo State Unuversuty Evelyn Colwell Mrs Robert Zepernuck juanuta Chaney Mrs Orvulle Carl Butzuer Kansas Ohuo Helen Myers Mrs Clyde Stearns Robert Flack Natuonal Carbon Plant Fostorua Glenn Shaver North Caroluna Elsue Radcluff Mrs George Strausbaugh Berlue Moore-Packung House Fostorua Freuda Lannung Mrs Bert Sabo Geraldune Phullups Mrs Ned joseph Bernuce Durst Mrs C Tedrow Cyrul Scherger Farmung Herbert England Decoratung Howard Stultz Busuness Fostorua Harold Stultz Farmung james OToole-Dued un Aprul 1937 Lemuel Mullhume-Farmung Leota Humbert Mrs Frank Current Kathleen Devanna Mrs Sulluvan Verne Luzader Farmun Harold Lenard Screw ompany Class of 1936 judson Heuserman Fostorua Ohuo Luculle Ropp-Mrs Henry Scherf Wallace Shaver Dued un Servuce Helen England Mrs H German Albert Wonderly Mullersburg Ohuo Gayle Lawyer Mrs Robert Deckard Robert Colwell Farmung Henry Strausbaugh Dayton Ohuo Rosella Butzuer Mrs W Haubert Burgoon Ohuo ' . F- - . ' ' . ' ' - - . . .Dv irardl, Ohio A -' ' . ' - Preston Flack-Farming at Old Fon George Cochard-Kendallvulle, lnduana . . - .- ' . - ' Co. - . A . i 1 I ' ' r' U ' T--I -. . '. , . Doroth Coulson-Mrs james Park james Park Ohio Bell Telephone Company Gladys Myers Mrs Herbert Havens Norman Waltermuer Died july I4 l936 Ruth King Mrs E Sayers Royal Harrison-Farming Lee Pelton-Farming Kenneth Wolf Farming Nicholas Lauer Farming Ruth Keller A 6' P Store Don Byers Carpenter Earl Gwuner Fostoria Ohio Earl Myers Risingsun Ohio Class of 1937 Evelyn Rmebold Mrs Woodrow Walters Paul Good-Ashland Ohio Fostoria Ohio Ethel auman-Mrs Harry Ehlers Edgar Craun-Died February 25 l939 Suzanne Yost Teaching Louise Shaull Mrs Louise Murray Betty Dncken-Mrs Ro al Harrison Margaret Stultz Mrs Earl Fern Durst Fostoria Ohio Mrs Leland Crawford june Day Fremont Ohio Ethel Kung Mrs Willard Baker Etta Prenzlm-Mrs Lester Myers Marguerite Burns-Mrs H G Rasey Clifford Hartlme-ln business at Amsden Ohio Class of 1938 Emerson Myers Farming Melba Russel Fostoria Ohio Mary DeVanna Toledo Ohio Maxme Feasel Mrs Vern Luzader Delorus Cunningham Mrs Odell Dunn Paul Moore--Farming Priscilla Dicken-Mrs Clayton Good Robert Bigham Farming Robert Ropp-Fostoria Ohio Katherine Kelser Mrs Howard Barnes Charles Thaxton Serum Plant Doris Phillips-Mrs james Eversole Gerald Scherger Teaching Zeule Humbert Farming jeanette Hummel Mrs Robert Boas Genevieve Cessna Mrs Charles Smith jr Robert Boas-Hummel Motor Sales Emnel Cool-Gray Printing Company Fostoria Clan of 1939 Carroll Craun-Fostoria Carl Snyder Farming Elma Fredrick Mrs Don johnson Donald Heiserman-Gas Route Virginia Lewis Mrs Warren Stull Morris Barnes Arcadia Ohio Helen Keller Working In Fostoria john Stultz Died in Service Pauline McDermott Toledo Ohio Clayton Wolf Farming Geraldine Brubaker Mrs Alfred Harris jr Beatrice Whicker Mrs Keith Landis Ralph Flack Dun 6' Bradstreet in Toledo Paullne Brubaker Mrs George Harris Ohio Harley Cessna Farming Henry Colwell Sears C1 Roebuck Fostoria Wanda Kunkelman-Mrs Lloyd Fisher Lynn Perkins Fostoria Ohio Ward Stull Dolomite In Bettsvllle junior Chaney Auto Lite in Fostoria Mary Louise Scherger Mrs Victor Huss Katherine Shelton Mrs George Ketchem Thomas Wonderly Died In Service Class of 1940 Robert Walters Patrolman Fostoria Police Mary Kummerer Mrs Bruckner Mary Belle Park Mrs Donald Heiserman john Day Auto Lite Harry Humbert In business Kansas Ohio Armi Ida Warren Warren Murray Frances Bernice Hull Fostoria Glunt Rarlo Repair Fostoria Stull Farming Huffman-Bersted Fostoria Wilson-Fostoria Sours Mercy Hospital Tiffin Ohio Edwin Phillips Bettsville Ohio Betty Harrison-Mrs Donald Shaull jean Shaw Mrs Ralph Flack joyce Snyder Farming Mae Copsey Mrs jay Snyder Harold Ecker jr Farming Robert Burgbacher Bishop Sanitary Cleaners Fostoria Wayne Franklin-Montgomery Ward Fostoria Paul Wonderly Screw Co Leah Gwlner Mrs Paul M Evans Class of 1941 Mavis Bauman-Mrs Charles Might jr Walter Boas-Ohio Power Company Vincent Brubaker Farming Cecil Butzler Burgoon Ohio Ora Colwell j Patrolman Fostoria Police Force Force Ralph Edmger Youngstown Ohio Keith Huffman-Fostoria Ohio Viola Hunt Mrs Claude Keckler jr Marvalene Kisabeth Mrs Robert Cook Maxine Master Mrs Lester Decker Charles Might Ohio State University Evelyn Mosier Evelyn Mosoer Grems Washington D Dorothy Myers Mrs Earl Cochran Eileen OToole-Mrs Dean Compton Marguerite Saum Mrs Sendelbach Charles Sherman Detroit Michigan lllUI1lllI Ray Smith Auto Lite Fostoria Roy Smith Auto Lite Fostoria joyce Betty Beryl Rose Class Edna Soule-Mrs Dallas Klotz Vrooman-Cleveland Watson--Mrs Thomas Knot Wonderly Mrs Leander Cabal of 1942 Butzler Mrs William Robinson Marvalene Edmger Mrs Barringer john Llndovwer Died ln Service Porter Massie-Farming.. Charles Master-Case niversity julia Meszaros-Fostoria OhloDaIe Heichman Betty Meyer Detroit Michigan M s--Oklahoma Deanne yer Florence Myers-Mrs Vincent Brubaker Raymond Nederhouser Kansas Ohio Richard Pankhurst Wisconsin Lois Russel Mrs Webb Smith r Marge Rutherford-Mrs james ruchey Opal Smith-Mrs Cook Owana Smith-Mrs Wayne Franklin Harold Walters Fostoria Ohio Nancy Weaver Mrs Robert Blgham Bernard Burns-Farmm Carl Prenzlin-Bloomdae Ohlo jean Stull Mrs Don Smith Class of 1943 Eugene Dooley-Chicago Geraldine Copsey Bettsvclle Ohio Evelyn Baker Mrs Cecll Butzler Donald Flack Bowling.-,Green State Zola Huffman--Mrs y Hartsook juanuta Hunt Mrs Lloyd Sheridan lsabelle Stull-Mrs Robert Greenlee Shannon Snyder Farming john Meszaros Akron Ohio Doyle McHaffue-Chicago Margaret Lanmng Mrs Shannon Snyder Betty jane King Mrs Earl Greek Robert Kassung Amsden Ohio Robert Yoder Amsden Ohio Evelyn Wolf Toledo Ohio Howard Weaver-Ohio State University Leonard Watson-Kansas Ohio Troas Hemmunger Kansas Ohio Frank Harrison-Farming Ralph Hemmmger Fostoria Ohio Bernard Fox Fostoria Ohio University Class of 1944 Garland Aumaugher Amsden Ohio joe Bruckner-Farming Cleora Coleman-Mrs Dale Hendricks Hlla Durst Bettsville Ohio Charles Gwlner Fostoria Ohio Eleanor Haughn-Mrs William Chane Bernlta Havens Mrs Porter Massie june Hughes Mrs Max Baker Wilbur Master Fostoria Ohio Eileen McHaffle-Mrs Robert Yoder Helen Meszaros-Mrs Larry Snyder Madolyn Nichols Heidelberg College Norma OToole-Mrs Wendell Reffner jean Pankhurst Mrs Ralph McCumber Ruth Pankhurst Mrs Ralph Snyder Marvalene Reeder Mrs Kin Thelma Rousher Fostoria 0 I0 Wilma Stump-Fostoria Ohno Mary jane Wohlgamuth Bowling Green State U Theresa Wonderly Mrs Robert Kirk Class of 1945 Frieda Colwell Auto Lute Carolyn Compton-Kansas Ohio Richard Welsslnger Kansas Ohio james Watson-Navy Rita Stark Toledo Ohio june Snyder Bishops Sanitary Cleaners Helen Scherger Mrs Omar Cassidy Donna Belle Chubb-Mrs Harley Cessna lsabelle Dieter Mrs Melvin Wethenll Wilma Durst Bettsville Ohio Yvonne Elarton-Fostoria Ohio mverslty Mary Lou Fish Working for Dr Carter in Fostoria Va nda Fox Fostoria julia jeanne Lannlng Working at Gray Ptg In Fostoria Lewis Lejeune Reading Penne Floyd Llchtle-ln the Army Germaine Scherger-GE Tiffin Ohio Class of 1946 joan Waltermrer Montgomery Ward Fostoria Ohio john Wonderly Screw Co Keith Damon-Fostoria Ohio Ernest Dlcken Tiffin Unlverslty Alvin Franklin-Farming Donald Russel ln the Navy Alma Scherger Auto Lite joan Shaw Bowling Green State University Margaret Ropp-Office Supply Shop Fostoria Ohio john Soule-Amsden Ohio Francis Burns Farming Orton Sour Screw Co Clayton Myers Farming joan Kimmet Tiffin Ohio Mildred Hartley Bersted Fostoria-Mrs Curtis Rlsner joyce Good-Grag PrlntlnErCompany Carolyn Grove- owllng een State University ff . 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There was a period around the l92O s when the little red school houses were beginning to give way to a new kind of school known as the centralized school Jackson Township was divided into the following school districts Craun Cochard Kinsey ller Rehobeth Pank hurst Ecker Center and Amsden The county was under the supervision of John Sherck as county superintendent In the spring of l9l 5 a young man named G D Wander came to Fostoria to be an assistant to Mr Sherck in this part of the county lt was under the leadership of Mr Wander that Jackson Township decided to vote for a centralized school ln a very close election the forces in favor of centralization won Then the question as to location could not be de termme the site was held with the present site winning the election The ten acres upon which the building stands was donated by Charles Ash The contract was awarded to Hossler Bros of Tiffin and the dirt began to fly in the summer of l92l ln due time the corner stone was laid The building progressed from stage to stage until in the fall of i922 the doors were opened to the students of Jackson Township lt was planned to dedicate the building during the first year Plans were made with James Begg congressman from Ohio to be the speaker When the night arrived it proved to be on one of those dense foggy nights with heavy rains it was impossible for Mr Begg to get here The speech was then made by the late Thomas Haugh Jr of Bas com who happened to be on the stage as a guest. Our building was built at an approximate cost of S125 OOO and the last bond was paid in 1937. The building as it was viewed by the incoming students on that first morning twen- ty-five years ago is the same building that you know today. A few changes have been made in the location of departments. However the garage that was there that first morning was burned and the present one was built on the enlarged foundation. The men who were serving on our school board when the building was built were: El' Hollenbaugh Orval Good J. P. Kassing l. L. Sou? and Dwight Watson. Morton Craun was cler . The plan of organization first used at Jack- son was the 8-4 plan. Under the guidance of Mr. Wander, the Board staffed the school the first year as follows: George R. Snyder, a grad- uate of Heidelberg, came from Dayton to be the superintendent. Adelaide Marvel and Florence Stiger came from Columbus to teach the Enqlish, Latin, history and home econo- mics. Willard Matz came from Ohio State Un- iversity to head the Agriculture Department. The first grade was taught by Miss Pety from Loudon Township, the second and third grades by Beatrice Cramer lnow Mrs. Theodore Big- haml, third and fourth grades by Marvalene Day of Risingsun, fifth and sixth by Elmer E. Shaw, the seventh by lvory G. Hummel of Helena, and the eighth by J. Lehr Swihart The 8 4 plan of organization was used by Mr Snyder and Mr Emory During the admin istration of Mr Swihart the plan was changed to the modified 6 6 plan The seventh and eighth grades were departmentalized but were not a unit with the senior high school The high school was seated in the large study hall and the seventh and eighth grades were in the old eighth grade room This made possible the former fifth and sixth grade room as a music room During the administration of Mr Now the present 6 6 plan was adopted That is a separate home room for each class was established with an adviser for each The high school principalship was extended to cover the six upper grades and the elementary principal ship was abolished Jackson Township School District was com bined with the former Liberty Rural School District to make the new Jackson Liberty Rural School Districts one of the larger school districts of the county The tax valuation is now S3 264 669 Thus the end of twenty five years finds our adequate building of i922 much too small for our enlarged district our added departments and ou modern methods of teaching lt is impossible to mention here all the men who have served the school as bus drivers A few with long service records are Morton Craun K W Thompson Elmer Shaw Gilbert Rouser l G Hummel O E Kisabeth Arthur Kissling J Lehr Swihart and Dee Snyder The ianitors have been Billy Byers Jonas Good Lyle Snyder Arthur Kissling and Ward Stull Arthur was with us thirteen years and Jonie was with us seven years. Harold Ecker has served twenty consecutive years on the school board. The only father and son to serve on the board are Rav Kassing the son and J. P. Kassing the father. ORGANIZATIONS Three organizations came in with the new centralized school played a very important part in the life of the community and all be- came dormant around the l94O s. They were the Farmers Institute the School Fair and the Parent Teachers Association. Two other organizations the Shakespearian and Delphic Literary Societies were organ- ized the first year of school. They seem to have completed their careers by l932. The school paper originated the first year. lt was then known as the Jakenhi. I find ist mention of it as the Newshound in the l929 yearbook. The Student Council was first organized and advised by George Snyder. The organiza- tion wasn't successful so it was abandoned. Later it was revived by Mr. Swihart with some degree of success. lt was revamped and put into its present organization during the first year of Mr. Now's sojourn here. This time it seemed to take hold and has grown into one of our most active organizations. Mr. Canna- van's only change has been to have the admin- istration act as a veto force rather than an advisory force in the functioning of the organ- ization. HISTUIW UF JHCIISDII-lIBER'I'lI SCll00l 1923 T0 1947 cided satisfactorily, so another election to dei During the Sclltfol year Of. V241 J942' th? g 1 fr of Bascom. HISTUIW 0F JHCHSDII lIBERT11 SCHOOL The Hu Y us an orgonuzatuon for boys that us not vocatuonal un nature lt was organuzed by Mr Sherck un 1936 lt was also advused by Mr how and ut us now under Mr Cannavan s ouudance The Gurl Reserves us the gurls organuzatuon not vocatuonal and has been one of the actuve organuzatuons durung our enture school hustory Thus year the name was changed to the Y Teens The ladues of the faculty have un theur turn served as advusor to thus group The boys organuzatuon un the agrucultural department was changed to the Future Farm ers of Ameruca on October 7 1929 wuth Mr Barker as the advusor Our club has produced three State Farmers Don Heuserman Harold Ecker Jr and Charles Mught Charles Mught won over all competutors un the State Farm Shop Examunatuon un 1941 Harold Ecker Jr and Charles Mught won the Black Swamp speakung contest un 1940 and 1941 respec tuvely ln 1940 our cream uudgung team com posed of Deane Myers Edwun Phullups and Cecul Butzuer placed furst un the state wuth Deane Myers ratung hughest un the state l 1946 and agaun un 1947 our Parluamentary Procedure team has won the gold medal for furst un that contest un thus dustruct The FHA was organuzed un 1938 lt us the vocatuonal organuzatuon un the Smuth Hughes Home Economucs Department lts advusor us the home economucs teacher The Prunce of Peace Contest has been one of the events of the year durung the enture hustory of the school Many people have en successful un wunnung the county contests I 1946 Joan Shaw succeeded un reachung the state semu funals but was elumunated there Untul 1935 the county had an oratuon and speakung contest Jackson was well represent ed un these contests by such speakers as Ray mond Gwuner Leon Omwake Wulmer and Dar rell Kunkelman Agatha Good and many others After 1935 the One Act Play Contest was substututed for the speakung oratuon contest We have won the county contest fuve tumes and thus the rught to compete at Columbus Our furst wun was wuth The Bushop s Candle Stucks durected by Muss Pfeufer un 1935 Our next wun was un 1938 when A Wundow to the South was presented under the durectuon of Muss Armbruster ln 1940 Muss Lees cast won wuth the play Auf Weudersehn ln 1940 cur school presented The Ductator under the durectuon of Muss Reuner and agaun won In 1946 Mrs Cannavan s cast won the con test wuth the play Moon Calf Mungford As thus goes to press our cast us well along wuth the play Hughness wuth whuch they hope to wun the contest thus year Sunce the begunnung of our school debate has been one of the actuvutues of our school We have developed many fune debaters Our record of unduvudual debates won has been an envuable one Perhaps the best record was the team of 1940 whuch won four of sux de bates to wun second place un the debate tourn ament The debate team of 1947 tued for second place un the tournament thus year MUSIC In the furst years of our school vocal musuc was taught by a part tume teacher Some of the names that come to my mund are Muss Leota Fox Mrs Carl Abbott Eluzabeth Dalton and Mrs Byron Stearns We also had several people who came unto our school for unstru mental musuc For many years Jackson Luber ty had an orchestra ln 1937 Muss Velma Crussunger came unto our school as the furst full tume musuc unstruc tor Sunce that tume we have had both boys and gurls chorus and a muxed chorus of whuch our school has been uustly proud Many fune operettas have been produced Thus depart ment has also entered many contests and has been awarded many hugh ratungs Proud un deed were we to have thus department broad cast over Statuon WFIN durung thus year ATHLETICS Athletucs at Jackson Luberty have consusted of speed ball football baseball volleyball track basketball and the Brown Derby The matter of a sport to brudge the gap be tween the openung of school and basketball has always been a hard one Speed ball foot ball and baseball have all been trued wuthout too much success Speed ball was guven up because of lack of unterest Football was trued but had to be guven up because of too small a student body and too many unuurues Baseball us stull played but for too short a tume to have teams As a sprung sport track has been the outstandung actuvuty Jackson Luberty has pro duced several outstandung track stars and has held several county records but has never been able to wun a track meet The gurls enter the volleyball tournament un connectuon wuth the track meet each sprung Competutuve gurls basketball was played un the county untul 1940 We have had many out standung gurl players and teams and our re cord was an envuable one The Brown Derby was organuzed un 1932 Each of the four upper classes enter a boys team and a gurls team Pounts are guven for the games played The wunner of the Derby us the class whose boys team s pounts plus the gurls teams pounts us largest Thus has proved to be a hard fought contest each year and un terest seems to grow as years go by Boys basketball has contunued through the years to be the mayor sport Many fune teams have been developed sportsmanshup has al ways been on a hugh level and the teams have been consustently well supported Perhaps Jackson Lubertys greatest achuevement ath letucally was un 1931 The boys team coached by Mr Kettler and the gurls team coached by Muss Morruson went undefeated throughout the enture season and at the county tourna ment Thus at the awardung of trophues we receuved four ln fact we won everythung but runner up trophues 5 1 I ' ' . I I vp 1. 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 I V 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . I ' I 1 . . . D . l ' - - - I . . . . I ' ' 1 ' . . , , . . , . . , . . bi 1 I a , ., . , . , . t I - . . . ' I 1 1 1 I - 1 . I . ' n I I I I I I I . ' . , , - - I tered these contests, and we have been very much success in developing outstanding . . . ' n I . I 1 1 1 1 . . 1 - - 1 - I 1 I I ' I . I I . - . . . ' . . . , . I I ' I I I - . 2 . . . H ' . , 1. H . , . . ' ' II ' 1 A I I ' ,, . . . , . . . 1 1 I ' 1 - ' .II ' , ll . , . Il f ll I ' I Q ' - - ' I I ll II 1 I 1 I 1 ' 1 I , ' - E . . ,, . ,, . . - . , . - . . , , , . . . 1 ' , , 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 I I ' 1 - I . , I Full time Muslc Instructors Supermtendents Again in 1935 our team won the tourna ment The team was coached by Mr Sherck In 1942 we tied for second place in the league This team was coached by Mr Barnes ln this short review of twenty five years of life at Jackson Lvberty I have dwelt mostly on the activities of an extra curricular nature This is not meant in any way to minimize the importance of the scholastic attamments of the school Periodically the state examiner visits our school and passes judgment ln all of these reports our school has continued to receive a favorable rating In scholastic tests Jack on Liberty has always been able to take her share I thunk that you will agree with me in saying that we can all be proud of our school record during these twenty five years RUSTER 0F Jl1Cll50l1 lIBEl11'1l HIGH SCH00l TEIICHERS George R Snyder Fred S Emory J Lehr Swihart H O Now P D Canavan High School Prmclpals Helen E Pfeifer Willard Matz 1923 Forrest Creason Elmer E Shaw Engllsh Latln and Dramatlcs Adelaide Marvel Helen E Pfeifer Marjorie ee Arlene Reiner Helen Frum Rose DeEulis Helen Now Ferne Cannavan Coaches J Lehr Swihart George Evans Paul Sherck Forrest Creason Lawrence Thomas J W Barnes Raymond Bricker Raymond Trinter Smlth Hughes Agriculture BOARD MEMBERS E G Hassler W F Barker W E Stuckey Guy Glunt J W Hamilton Willis Bash C G Phillips H H Austermiller Home Economlcs Instructors Florence Stlger Rena Terry Leontine Morrison Eileen Kaiser Garnet Nagel Marjorie Armbruster Urada Heffelfinger Shirley Swan Irene Pfeufer Laura Hoppes Maruam Swank Betty Paden 54 1 923 1 926 1 927 1928 1937 1938 1945 1 946 1930 1936 1923 1927 1937 194 1 923 1 928 1935 1940 1943 1 924 1 927 1 936 1 940 1 942 1923 1926 1928 1932 1934 1937 194 1943 1939 1940 1 926 1 9 6 1 40 1 942 1 943 1 944 1 945 1 946 1 927 1 929 1938 1939 941 1942 1946 1 947 1926 1935 1939 94 1943 1944 1945 1 946 1925 1927 1931 1933 1936 1938 1939 1940 1942 1944 1945 1946 Velma CFISSIHQGI' 1937 1939 Verton Eby 1 940 Pauline Egnew 1941 1942 Mabel Casper Daniel Schantz 1943 1944 Mauguerlte Noderer 1945 Commercial De artment P Florence Garrod 1939 Doris Alexander 1940 1941 Martha Krill Lillian Baldry Mina Murphy 1942 1943 1944 Julia Yarlan 1945 1946 Jean Flack 1947 Miscellaneous Subjects George Snyder Mathematics and Science J Lehr Swihart Mathematics and Science Fred Emory SC'e 1Ce G H Kettler Social Science and Art Elmer E Shaw Mathematics and Social George Evans Paul Scherck Science Science Science H O Now Mathematics and Science Forrest Creason Lawrence Thomas J W Barnes Raymond Trinter Science Science Science Science P D Cannavan Social Science Eli Hollenbaugh Orval Good J P Kassing l L Soule Dwight Watson W E Pankhurst Harold Ecker Carl Helserman Ray Harrison William Omwake R C Sour O J Waltermler Otto Doll CLERKS Morton Craun Floyd Shelhouse Alonzo Emerlne 1 L Soule Frank Young Roy Myers Charles Mosier Berlin Burgbacher Artie Snyder Pearl Massie Homer Grove Oval Elarton Ray Kassing Theodore Blgham Forrest Jones Earl Swaisgood L R Kranz SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Billy Byers Jonas Good Lyle Snyder Arthur Kisslmg Ward Stull Theodore Bigham Earl Good Alice Kettler . 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Dr. . , ' Dr. . . Dr. G. H. W. Bruggemann Dr. . ' Pzctures m thus Book by Marchzon HUMMEL MOTOR SALES CO PONTIAC CADILLAC G M C TRUCKS Twenty Four Hour Wrecknng Servuce Phone 31 I6 SALES SERVICE I35 West North Street Fostorn Ohuo Yellow Cab Tax1 For Safety Phone 644 Convenient Wanting Room I3O W CENTER STREET Next to Bus Statuon Compluments of HARRY 6 MARION S FLOWERS Phone 3475 Columbus Ave Fostorla Ohuo O I O O I a, ' I I Compliments of THE COMMERCIAL BANK 6 SAVINGS COMPANY Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Deposit Insurance Corp. FOSTORIA OH IO WALLPAPER RADIOS PAINTS RECORD PLAYERS ENAMELS REFRIGERATORS VARNISHES HOME FREEZERS PAINTERS SUPPLIES ELECTRIC RANCES WINDOW SHADES 312 S MAIN C PECC-S DIAL 2703 FOSTORIA OHIO BRINNON CO. HEY' GET A JEEP THEY LL D0 A MILLION IOBSI For a demonstration of Wullys Cars Trucks or jeeps come In and see-or phone GLENN HOWEFI SALES 84 SERVICE I67 E Fremont Street Phone 2862 FOSTORIA One Block East Off Mann Engtne tune up Body and Fender Repaur Welding Complete Overhaultng Phone 3006 FOSTORIA OH IO A Palr of Good Soles Shoe Repanrmg DAVID and ROY Shoe for Men and Boys 120 E Center Street Phone 2388 For Prompt and Courteous Servtce Owned and operated by veterans PHONE Compliments of 5 1 8 9 B G B CAFE CITY CAB Bettsvulle Ohno Corner of South C1 Mam Streets Wllbur Flnsel Robert Kramb l REO C. 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DAIRY CO Delbert Coon Prop I 7 C' GIBSONBURG SUPERIOR FERTILIZER An All Plant Food Fertlllzer VITA IVIINERALIZED Your soul requires a dnfferent fertulnzer today than It dad 20 years ago because the many crops grown have sapped those vltal rare elements from at that are so essentlal In plant lute The only way to restore them IS through fertnllzer built luke GIBSONBURG SUPERIOR FERTILIZER It contauns 24 of these essentual elements GIBSONBURG SUPERIOR FERTILIZER has not I pound of worthless fuller In a ton It produces healthy vngorous plants and you know healthy vigorous plants produce good crops We mnx special fertnluzer for Tomatoes Sugar Beets and Potatoes Let us test your soul and we can tell you what analysis fertullzer wall gnve you the best results Order GIBSONBURG SUPERIOR FERTILIZER from our agent NOR MAN PHILLIPS KANSAS OHIO or direct from the plant It ns monufac tured by GIBSONBURG COAL 6. 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Change Now to the Marathon Way for complete LUBRICATION CAR WASHING General Service Bond Service CAR WAXING AND PoLlsHlNc N0'a'Y PUb C and a full line of Accessories and Exide Batteries REED Stop at INSURANCE AGENCY WAGNER ZOO Columbus Ave Phone 2951 FOSTORIA OHIO L R KRANZ EXCAVATIN G BULLDOZIN G A R TOOL SERVICE Amsden, Ohlo Phone Fostoncz 2034 o 1 MARATHON STATION Phone: Office 255l Fostoria, Ohio N l I si Compliments of T H E MORRIS STORE Fostorua Ohno K S ROWE Doctor of Optometry 225 West Center St Phone 3601 Fostorla Ohno Portraits As You Luke Them HOMERICK STUDIO 107 Perry St FOSTORIA OHIO GREEN S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS SHOES Phone 393 K M Green Rnsmgsun Ohio WALTZ and CARMAN QUALITY MEATS 2 Free Deluverues Dauly PHONE 748 207 N Mann St Insure Your Car and Home wuth E W SHAUFELBERGER un the FARM BUREAU Phone 890 Real Estate Broker Cnty Property and Farms 62 G Au and Full Line of Groceries I . . . . 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WARD Library Books Bryan, Ohio 65 IL ' QA f , of .WT It PFISSIEER ' E.. -41: . I.. .A r os , 4 ' S YQQ3' ig .I W ' d , ll - P, AND M BAKERY COMPANY Fremont Ohuo Ples C kes Breads john Nonnemaker Dealer to jackson Lnberty school Te OHIO SAVINGS SL LOAN ASSOCIATION SHUMAN S BARBER SHOP C :ff an IO7 East Center Street Fostoria Ohio Compliments of CESSNA BROTHERS Water Well Drilling Kansas Ol'W'0 H. . h 100 North Main Street Fostoria, Ohio I. cl jim The SENECA LUMBER an MILLWORK Co Call the lumber No 671 Fostorua Ohio THE DRESS SHOP IDELIA DREITZLER Complete Lune of IUNIOR DRESSES ll2 S Ivlam Street FOSTORIA OHIO Compluments of THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Complaments of STEVENS IEWELRY C0 O C Hardmg Complete Bankmg Faculntles Mgr Tlffm Ohio Fosforla Ohio MEN S AND BOY S CLOTHING 1114, mfwmq, Quality at Low Prlce FURNISHINGS SHOES RUBBER FOOTWEAR Fostorua Ohlo d . . ' 1 112, MILLIGAN S GROCERY Sales and Service Complete lme of BOB HOMER C-rocerues CHEVROLET CO Fresh Meats Vegetables 304 North Mann Phone 4525 Fostoria Ohlo phone 435 Rusmgsun Ohxo BOOK AND GIFT SHO, FOUNTAIN SERVICE SUNDAES Van Horn Thomas E D I S 0 N C-nftsofCharacter CUT RATE DRUGS lO9 North Mann Fostoria Ohio LOWEST PRICES IN OHIO Complete Drug Dept Cosmetlcs M O S E L A M F R O M D 0 WA T CLOTHING COMPANY Fostoria Ohlo F05T0R'A OHIO phone 2552 IO3 North Mann Street Dress Better and Youll Feel Better Phone 3174 - - - In the Heart of FOS1'OI'ia D R . . . 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WONDERLY Funeral Home Day or Night Ambulance Service Main 2009 Fremont Ohuo jerry E Weller Clnff Wonderly F GA M K ofC ' of H Fgsfgria, QI-,io 230 N. Main St. Phone 974 of Complnments of Seneca Co FARM BUREAU CO OPERATIVE ASSN Tiffin Ohio Branches at Flreslde Berwick FOSTORIA PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK MARKET Dally market on all kinds of Ilvestock See us for your feeder cattle and lambs PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Poplar Street Compliments KANSAS G AIN 6' SUPP Y COMPANY Cram Feed Coal an Farmers Supplies KANSAS OHIO Telephone SOFI 3 Compluments of THE FOSTORIA LUMBER fr SUPP Y COMPANY Dealers IH LUMBER AND IVIILLWORK PAINTS BUILDER S HARDWARE 240 West North Street Phone 727 I Fostoria, O. P-4151 of I R L I- I d FORREST IONES PUMPS DRILLING PLUMBING SOFTNERS SULLIVAN F005 Phone 3294 Kansas Ohuo Funeral Home Phone 891 WEISSINGER S FOSTOFIB OIWIO Rugs Carpets Lmoleums Wallpaper Window Shades Venetuan Blnnds Kansas Ohio Ohio Farmer Brand Rugs Novelhes Feeds and Fertnluzers Fancy Work Furnuture Manufactured by Gifts Clothing OHIO FARMERS GRAIN Cr SUPPLY ASS N Custom Weaving Kansas Ohuo Pho'-1e85FH Fostorua Ohno KANSAS RUG AND GIFT SHOP Ask Your Local Grain Dealer For Complnments of e MENNEL MILLING Company Flour Feed Gram S M O K E Y S I N N 107 W Tuffun St Fostorna Ohno Compluments STUMP Cr PETERS Pool Room For the Mass THE PREIS STORE Fostorla Ohuo VIRGIL M CASE Insurance Lute Auto-Fnre--Health Accndent 6' Hosputalnzatuon REAL ESTATE Farm and Cnty 225 W Center St Phone 2109 Fostorla Ohuo WHITE S STORE Wallpaper Paints Fllm and lvlagazmes Ice Cream Phone 412 Rrsmgsun Ohuo ONSEL BROTHERS New and Used Oll Well Supplnes Pnpe Posts Pupe Tule Drains Phone 241 Rlslngsun Ohio of Th - - of Graduation Apparel . . .- WHOESALE AND RETAIL CAS AND OIL BATTERY SERVICE TIRES AND GROCERIES M c C L O R Y B R O S MUFFLERS GENERATORS IGNITION SERVICE Phone 77 F 3 Bettsvllle Phone 3004-Fostoria Route I2 Compluments of BETTSVILLE LUMBER 5' SUPPLY CO Phone 28OI Quahty At A Savnng KERN BROTHERS GARAGE AND RESTAURANT Kansas Ohno Repair Work Welding STEWARD 6 SONS Garage an Machzne Shop Located 3 mules Northwest of Amsden C-AS OIL and AUTO REPAIRS Complete Overhaulmg All Work Guaranteed Phone 3006 FOSTORIA Compluments HARRY HUMBERT Roofing Spoutlng Roof Pannt Phone Bettsvnlle 3295 Kansas Ohno Complnments of D LANNINGS BARBER SHOP KANSAS OHIO . . . O ll 0 I ii u 7 of d . ' . I 7 9 . Y BUCKEYE AUTO PARTS 6 E Market St 138 E Tlffnn St Tuttun Ohlo Fostoria Ohlo Auto Truck :S Tractor Parts Q Ill 6412116 ff J F RUTH HARDWARE C0 4O YEARS OF HARDWARE SERVICE Fostoria s Busy Store FIRESTONE STORES Headquarters for TRUCK TRACTOR and PASSENGER CAR TIRES Prompt Service 214 South Mann St Fostoria Ohuo Compliments of T H E D E L L S Fostorna Ohuo Arc and Acetylene Welding FINDLAY FREMONT Blacksmith Work BUS LINE Phone 34 Bascom O Y Y I gg 1 I 'U ' I ' V 'ff . L. , I . ,. .....A, .t,v.,.,,1.H V..-H Wm-.tts twat.-..,.., ' . Y ' I PETER CLOTHING STORE Fostorna s Fmest Men s Store 201 S Mann St Fostorla Ohlo GEM MANUFACTURING CORP Lumber for Homes and Farms Phone 39 Telephone 41 W A L T S L U N C H Bascom Ohno Compluments of H C FRANCE IMPLEMENT CO General Hardware BETTSVILLE OHIO Phone 2033 Complnments of F OSTORIA ICE AND COAL CO Offnce and Factory 410 East North Street Telephone 3686 FOSTORIA, OHIO B A B B S MOTORCYCLE SHOP MOTOR REPAIR ACCESSORIES 315 South Mann Street FOSTORIA, OHIO Bascom, Ohio 9 I FOSTORIA LIVESTOCK COMPANY Hy Grade Products Corp BUYERS OF LIVE STOCK Columbus Avenue Phone 3363 4185 FOSTORIA Compliments of F R HARTSEL Grocerres Meats an Dry Goods EGGS Phone I4 Bettsvllle Ohuo HERFF IONES CO Desngners and Manufacturers SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS CUPS AND TROPHIES Indlanapolls Indiana jewelers to jackson Liberty Hugh School R I DICKEN Representatnve Fostorla Ohuo HAROLD ECKER CERTIFIED HYBRID SEED CORN Aso REGISTERED AND CERTIFIED GRAIN Phone Number 2075 of I - n . d of 6 SON I. . . I Furnzture Mattresses Phone 2913 G F TRIBBY 5: SON 207 South Mann FOSTORIA OHIO GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Headquarters for COODYEAR TRACTOR TRUCK and AUTO TIRES and BATTERIES I3O W South St Fostoria Ohuo Breeder of Spotted Poland Chma Hogs Reg Brown Swiss Cattle STOCK FOR SALE Fostorna Ohuo Complnments of THE KANSAS GARAGE Kansas Ohlo Phone Bettsvnlle 85F2 Complnments of WISSING FURNITURE COMPANY IO5 IO7 S Mann Street FOSTORIA OHIO Telephone 2213 WILLISI HAKES INC Ford Sales and Servrce Phone 3493 I5O E South Street FOSTORIA OHIO B. A. 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' . . - h o.1.wALTERMlER .. , -, - IIV . , We Welcome You to SAYRES GENERAL STORE Phone 2025 Amsden Ohuo SAM STULLS WELDING SHOP RouteI2 Compl :ments STEINDORF S GROCERY Sandusky and Buckley St Compllments of S M O K E H O U S E BASCOM ELEVATOR and SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Largest Concrete Cram Storage In Seneca County Phone II7 Bascom Ohno THEI A MILLER TILE COMPANY Establushed I887 Manufacturers DRAIN TILE BRICK HOLLOW BUILDING TILE Mutual Phone I4 Bascom Ohuo CUSTOM C-RINDINC ALL KINDS OF FEEDS MADE TO ORDER SEEDS FENCE COAL LUMBER I of I Let Us Grind and Mix Your Feeds SUN GRAIN CO