Jackson Liberty High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Amsden, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

O Publlshed by Icxckson Llberty Hlgh School Amsden Ohio Senior Class of 54 ,gba icafwn 5'xQ 'w i We honor Mr Raymond Bricker tor his many years of devoted service as a teacher in the Iackson Liberty School To further the well being of his students has always been the utmost thouqht in his m1nd He has accomplished the task with favor and understanding and will always be remembered by us as a teacher and friend The Blue and Gold 0l 8lfU0l The Blue and Gold has captured some of the most significant phases of life at lackson Liberty The days spent here W1ll be remembered as the happiest and most profitable days rn our lives My sincere desire 1S that this pubhcatron Wlll v1v1dly preserve our cherlshed rnemorles Our school days a firm foundatlon lay Hence to be remembered beyond the day When each the epitome of success attarn Far beyond any Worldly gain Thus from dihqent study to ardent duty progress Each choosinq that long road to success Heretofore by many generations trod Each hand in hand with G-od The Edltor of ' . yi Q xg , , ,J 3 4 x So to Mr. Bricker We, the class of 1954, proudly dedicate this volume of A LN VW aim 'ivovv FRED O FISHER BS MA in Education Business Administration Huntington College Bowling Green State University Mathematics Commercial English Social Science lfLl98l Ll'L felfb Qlfbf Seniors VV' e are glad to have tl'us opportunity to wish the senior class of 1954 much success and happiness We have enioyecl the three years that we have known you Your teachers and parents hope that we have taught you the spiritual and educational values that will gain for you the best that you deserve To the teachers this commencement may seem like Just another year but for you seniors it is a great event in your life It usually means a step into something a great deal different We only hope that you will not forget what your teachers and parents have taught you and that 1t will be sufficient to guide you through a long and prosperous life Mr Fisher VLVLCVQG Seniors Four years ago the class of 1954 began writing a record at Iackson Liberty High That record has in most part been one of which you may be Justly proud Your record for scholarship will not often be surpassed Your spirit of co-operation will always be favorably remem bered by the members of your faculty Your places in the extracurricular act1v1t1es of the school will be hard to replace You will especially be remembered for your willingness to do the tasks beyond the call of duty That you may ever strive to uphold these same standards in your adult life is the wish of those who worked with you at Iackson-Liberty. Best wishes for a completely successful life. -Mr Shaw SJW-.J Y ronnaii ELMER ESHAW B.S. in Education Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Heidelberg College University of Chicago Social Science History Mathematics 6LClflf MEM ,1 fi? ,GWB 1'-vi. G H. KETILER BS in Ed MINE MURPHY RAYMOND BBICKER BS in Ed Oakland Cxty College Bowlmg Green State Umv Ohlo Umverslty He1delberq College T1ff1n Busrness Umv R10 Grande College Bowlmg Green State Umv Mlamr Umverslty Bowlmg Green State Umv Soc1alSc1ence Art Commercxal Courses Phys Ed Enghsh 'ur-'Q BETTY ISBN HUFF. BS ln Ed MARY ASMUS. BS in Ed Bowlmg Green State Umv Bowlmg Green State Umv Mus1c Englrsh and Speech CLIFFORD SHREVE. B S in Ag: West Vxrgmla Unxversxty Potomac State College ik C?-3 fx. 'T'9v 27' xx 1 I F MCLAUGHIJN. BS FLORENCE COLLETT, AB m Ed Ind State Teachers College West V1rQ1H1Cl UUIVGYSNY M A MISS Southern College Home EC and Enflllsh Health Phys Ed Recreatron, Scrence I3 sm e- ' A 4 V, f ' Q- sez. 4-, 17' -f , - 2, x ff. -Y' 41.343 .1 ' - Jef , , -e ff f , ,V 45, .V .fr ,Q V ' w- Ls I S 0 CQ, . . . . . . . . . , . -. I ' ,l ff ' Ki f .nl ' T Marc! of g76!lftodfL0l'L -,sq Lett To Rrqht Warren Stull Ernest Shultz Ray Kassmg Vxce Pres Forrest Iones Presldent Alice Kettler Clerk Royal Harrrson Good schools are the foundatlon stone of a democrat1c SOC1GlY The Board of Educatron 1S enurely responsrble for the schools ot any cornmumty Th1s makes the posltron of member of a school board one of the most rmportant pubhc dutles ln Amerlca The remunerahon IS so small that rt does not cover the cost of transportatron A member of a Board of Educatron seldom IGCGIVGS any constructlve cr1t1c1sm but on the contrary he recelves a vast amount of adverse cr1t1c1sm Nevertheless the people ot Iackson L1berty have always had men w1ll1nq to qrve of the1r t1me and effort to thls trust The senzor class wlshes to thank the members of the Board of Educatlon for the many hours that they have labored ln order that our every need mxqht IGCGIVS proper cons1derat1on We salute you Mm! 01 vivo W3 K4 l' -i QVLLOP5 YVONNE ECKER flue- 9 '! Presxdent 'VN Personalrty plus Neat Dresser Got along wrth the teachers b loved to ar .19 Usually seen wlth Ioyce and laruce Prcks her oytrtends from Hopewell Edrtor cf Annual Bra ns 'Na 4-mn. .49 Q70 ,Q-Qtr l'? ' GEORGE GRIMES Student Councll l.kes Meadowbrook on Sun maht Lrkes o tease and s well lrl-:ed Realty got aro nj Always Cady to sell con ess ons Always as an arrswer Tolly Mui' ROBERT MURPHY Treasurer One of the three Bobs Ta and handsome Class treas Drrves a black Chevrolet Has a lot ot fun wrh Francxs Kept he Semor bl s pa1d Lauqhs a o Www 1-f' 0- 5 715 3 lg.,,x 'T- FHANCIS HAMIMER Vtce Presldent Another clown' Lrkes basketball Really curly han' A varsrty player Could really tease Mary Ann Looks lrke hrs bra bro her flik MARILYN BIGHAM Secretary A real thrush Another of our blue eyed blonds Joyce s cousm Gomq steady Llkes to enter am Another ot our secre tarres obe Loves to square aance Enjoyed operetta practrce 3' . 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'In 8lfLL0l .'5 A1191 WJ lv sfo-M IANICE WEISSINGER Always willing to play the piano Neat dresser Well groomed Pals around with Yvonne and Marilyn B One of the two red heads in the senior class Gets if .I letters from the Navy Drives the 'muff BUD BARLEY Tall and handsome Butch hair cu Wants to be a chemical engineer Seen quite often in Fostoria Is best known as an actor when he was a sailor in the Iunior Class Play Nice family car to death DALLAS LOOMIS M Q K Q5 Small but mighty The shortest A 5 senior boy Brought home hon ors in speech Always willing 'O ' to help on the Newshound Plays Q on the basketball team Likes to tease IOHNNY STBIFF Played on the varsity for three years . . . Those set up shots are really something . . . Picked his girl from Fremont . . . Really got around in his little Ford . . . Started wearing glasses as a senior . . . Pals with George. Dependable Big things ahead IOYCE BIGHAM Editor of the Newshound . . . Really kept the staff hopping . . . Walked away with honors in speech . . . Likes music . . . Has a mania for getting cars in ditches . . . Migrated from Kansas . . . Seen with Yvonne. ,qu 'ER 'wi' 5'- -4 1,3 Y' CAROLYN FISH Drove her own Car Llkes to all: abcut the marmes Never qulte made the hrst perlod Class on lme Llked dramaucs could really ra e off Cas y at the Bat ad her own ldea on what she ho qht was rlght l ' a? Q, il RICHARD STEARNS Another one oi 1he quiet cries 4 . . ls never heard in class . . . Janis c farme. . . . O ten se,n wth nel: , .... :ned us as pu 1: tram Egnngsun. ROBERT STAHI. Says hes Army bound Quxei ln school The second of the 3 Bobs Llkes FFA the class Romeo L11-:es to tease espe cxally a Jumor 1n Enqllsh l.1t may wi aww 455 MARY ANN SAUM Thmks schecl is pre'ty dull . teased by Ge rqe . . . Has Cx ' cn us No. . . . Pretty ,u.1y hau' , . . Wanis lo be a WAF . . . Tres to keep her younger srs er ,ui . trsunle. 'Fha MARILYN HOLMAN intends to be a secretary Small and slender Always seems to be happy Often seen with Peg Likes shorthand and a guy 'X g named Iaclc Nice cute dependable 71 ZVLLOV5 ,JW Ui ON. it-nn.-ff VETA KELLAR Has a giggle that can't be outdone . . . Likes to tease . . . Stubborn as the Irish . . . Seen with Beck . . . Toots a saxophone . . . Has an ALFRED BRICKNER One of the class clowns Coal black hair A iarmer boy Ouiet most of the time Active member of FFA Often seen with Franny Ouite mischievous 'SW ROBERT RUSSELL Black curly hair like his big broth- er's . . . Happygo-lucky . . . The third of the Bobs . . . Likes girls?? Keeps his thoughts to himself . , . Hasn't decided what he wants to do yet. admirer in Tiffin , . . An artist for the Newshound . . . 'C57 M , ik t PEGGY BUTLER Brown hair and brown eyes, that's Peg . . . Seen yawning quite often . . . Likes a guy named Bill . . . Vice Pres. of F.H.A. this year , . . Usually seen with Marilyn Bigharn . . . Thinking of getting married. 'W 1'-7 g' 40 S f if Z' ETTA NICHOLSON Has ct blush to go w1th that red hatr Wntes to a certam sold1er named lohnny Morrls Sore wouldnt be cauaht wtthaut herll One of the Home EC q1rls Knows all the news of Amsden vk ' '- 'if GLORIA KRA YLEK Black han' and green eyes ways seen ls T' Key ' sy wrltnq for the P-nnual Hslosctflens lsseenwlh I C m ra cr ke l. Kes the C ele and Ind ans l fill: and Hcrre EC QVLLOV5 if 2 4' CLASS FLOWERS mm ms Red Rose and Whlle Can be seen drlvxnq a 53 Olds Has a cousm named Kaye Cqrnatlon Takes Home Ec Espectally hkes the Army Has lots of clothes L1kes to laugh Green and Wh1te CLASS MOTTO Today We follow tomorrow we lead 0l'N'9 Qu-.....,., DOROTHY HOLMAN Qu et at tlmes Sec et ve about he boyf tends Often seen wt h Glcrta and Leann lomed as a freshman l-las l ng natur ally curly hatr ag: Q a,:,:3q,1. 1-A V:v,,:?- V - Q2-if 'll pry' I I . ge. O M 1, IX , . I f ' F an r' ef' ' , F ,s,, ,f , ,J-Sf ,f' K -- K X. 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'. t' A l ' I . 1 , the ZVLLOI' ..!Q'tLl!LfL8:f BUD BARLEY General Course 1 College Prep 234 Basketball 123-4 Track 23 Baseball 2 Student Counctl 3 Annual Staif 4 Newshound Staff 4 Amertcan Legxon Essay W1nner 1 4 IOYCE BIGHAM College Prep l 2 3 4 Commercxal 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Honor SOCISIY 34 Secretary 4 Gxrls Chorus 1234 Glrls Trto 34 Contest County and Dlstnct 3 4 Trlple Trlo 12 Sextet 1 Operetta 23 4 County Chorus 12 3 One Act Play 3 4 Class Play 34 Prmce of Peace 134 Local and County 13 4 Dlstrrct 14 Poetry Reading and Extemporaneous Contest 3 4 State 4 Newshound Staff 13 4 Asststant Edttor 3 Ed1tor 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Scholarshlp Test 3 Semor Scholarship Test 4 MARILYN BIGHAM Commerc1al 234 YTeens 1234 Secretary 3 Gtrls Glee 123 4 County Chorus 1234 Student Counczl Secretary 2 Operetta 234 Class Play 34 Newshound Staff 234 Class Secretary 34 Volleyball 3 One Act Play 3 Honor Soc1ety Presldent 3 Vocal Contest 1234 County 1234 Dlstrlct 23 State 2 Glrls T110 County Contest 34 Dxstrtct MARLYN BECK Fostorta Hlgh School 12 YTeens 123 4 GA A 12 Glrls Intramural Sports 123 Gxrls Glee 123 4 Band 12 3 4 FH A 3 4 Class Play 4 One Act Play 1 2 Newshound Stall 3 4 Seneca County Honor Soc1ety 4 Annual Staff 4 Operetta 3 4 PEGGY BUTLER Commerc1al 3 4 Home Economlcs 1 2 F H A I 2 3 4 Presl dent 3 V1ce Pres 4 F H A Conventlon 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Newshound Staff 2 3 4 Test 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 County Honor Soc1ety 34 Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 4 ALFRED BRICKNER Vocatlonal Agrlculture 1 2 3 4 F F A l 2 3 4 Sentmel 4 Baseball 34 Track 3 Musxc 12 Basketball Mgr 2 Class Play Stage Manager 3 4 Operetta Stage Manager 3 4 Farm Shop 2 Parhamentary Procedure 2 3 4 LEANN BYERS Vocational Home Economics 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 General 1 2 3 4 Cafetena Staff 1 2 Lxbranan 1 Mxxed Chorus 1 YVONNE ECKER College Prep 1234 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Treas 4 County Honor Society 3 4 Natlonal 4 Student Counczl Presldent 3 Class Presldent 4 Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Edxtor Blue and Gold 4 Operetta 2 3 4 YTeens l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 One Act Play 4 Newshound Staff 2 3 4 Cxrculatxon Manager 4 Prelxmmary State Tests 123 Semor Scholarshlp Tests 4 County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Seneca County Ensemble Contest 1 2 CAROLYN FISH General 1 2 Commercial 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Operetta 2 3 Student Councll 4 Newshound Staff 4 Class Play 34 YTeens 1234 FHA 1234 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 GEORGE GRIMES Vocaxonal Agrlculture 123 FFA Presldent 3 General 1234 Class Presldent 23 Operetta 34 Class Play 34 Baseball 23 Scholarshxp Test 3 Parhamentary Procedure 123 Student Councxl 4 Blue and Gold Buslness Mgr 4 FFA 123 Farm Shop 2 Track 2 FRANCIS HAMMER Vocanonal Agnculture 12 3 4 FFA 12 3 4 Presxdent 4 Reporter 3 Sentmel 2 Basketball 134 Farm Shop 2 Track Manager 1 Parhamentary Procedure 234 Class Vtce Presxdent 1 4 Student Counctl 2 Blue and Gold Staff 4 DOROTHY HOLMAN General l 2 3 4 Home Econornlcs 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 FH A 23 4 Ltbranan 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 Cafetena 1 Newshound Staff 4 MARILYN I-IOLMAN Vocatlonal Home Economlcs 12 Comrnercral 34 YTeens 1234 FHA 1234 State Convention 2 Honor Soc1ety 34 Offlcer 34 Glee Club 1234 Tnple Trlo 1 Cour-ty Chorus 12 Operetta 23 4 Newshound Staff 34 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Class Vlce Pres 3 Class Play 4 Volleyball l 2 3 Scholarshtp Tests 3 Semor Scholarshlp Test 4 VESTA KELLAR Commerc1al 1234 YTeens 1234 FHA 1234 Class Play 4 Glee Club 1 Band 2 3 4 Vocatlonal Home Economxcs 1 Prmce of Peace 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Newshound Staff 3 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 GLORIA KRAYLIIK Home Economxcs Course 1234 Operetta 1234 Class Play 3 Glee Club 1234 County Chorus 12 Glrls Trxple Trxo 1 Glrls Sextet 1 Prmce of Peace 12 Indrvxdual Events 2 FHA 34 YTeens 12 Llbrarxan 1234 Head Lrbrarxan 3 4 Newshound Staff 3 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 DALLAS LOOMIS Agrlculture 1234 Class Play 34 Prmce ol Peace 134 County Contest 34 lndxvldual Events 3 County 3 State 3 Basketball 123 4 Track 1234 Operetta 34 FFA 12 3-4 Secretary 1 County Parhamentary Procedure 1234 County Daxry Iudgmg Contest 12 4 County Llvestock Contest 124 Scholarslnp Test 4 State FFA Conventlon 2 H1Y Presldent 1 Newshound Staff 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 County Parhamentary Procedure Presldent 1234 ROBERT MURPHY General 1 2 3 4 Vocattonal Agrlculture l 2 3 FF A l 2 3 34 Class Play 34 Operetta 4 Basketball Manager 12 Baseball Manager 1 EITA NICHOLSON General 1234 Home Economxcs 1234 Mlxed Chorus 1 FH A 2 3 4 Cafetena Stall l 2 Newshound Staff 3 4 ROBERT RUSSELL General l 2 3 4 Baseball 3-4 MARY ANN' SAUM General 1 2 3 4 Vocatxonal Home Economics 123 4 News hound 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Lzbrarxan 12 FHA 13 Class Play 3 Cafeterta Staff 1 2 Mtxed Chorus 1 ROBERT STAHL Vocatxonal Agrlculture l 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Farm Shop 2 Secretary 12 Reporter 34 ludgmg Team 1234 Wood County 1 Seneca County 3 State 1 2 3 4 F F A Conventton 3 Parhamentary Procedure 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Football l 2 3 Wrestllng 12 DICK STEARNS General 1 2 3 4 Vocattonal Agrlculture 1 2 3 F F A 1 2 3 Parhamentary Procedure 13 Offlcer 13 Class Olfxcer 2 Mlxed Chorus l Baseball 13 Track 2 Football l Farm Shop 2 IOHN STRIFF Vocanonal Agrlculture 123 FFA 123 Iudglng Team 1 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Class Play 4 Class Vtce Presxdent 2 Student Councll 3 FF A Treasurer 2 Blue and Gold Staff 4 IANICE WEISSINGER College Prep 1234 YTeens 1234 Secretary 4 News hound Staff 34 Blue and Gold Asststant Edxtor 4 Class Play 34 One Act Play 3-4 Girls Glee Club 1234 Glrls Sextet 1 Operetta 1234 Band 34 Seneca County Musxc Contest 12 Ensemble 12 Plano 12 Dtstrlct 2 Prellmxnary State Scholarshlp Tests 12 3 Dxstrtct 123 Semor Scholar shxp Test 4 County Chorus 12 3 4 Honor Soc1ety Presxdent 4 County Honor Soc1ety 34 Natlonal 4 O I O I I - - I - - - - A I I - . - I - ' ' I ' I I I I n a u ' ' I I I ' I I I . 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' ' ' 1 U 1 ' 1 ' 1 l ' 1 l V 1 A I I l I - A I I - - - I U ' T l I l - I - - I I T - - I - I 4 ' I I ' I U ' I I ' 67,515 We the members of the Semor Class of mne- teen hundred and fzfty tour Iackson Lrberty Hrgh School Crty of Amsden Seneca County State of Oh1o realrzrng that our school days are comrng to an end do hereby lay down our last w1ll and testament before the eyes of the publrc to the sa1d person or persons as follows FIRST To Iackson L1berty Hlgh School we leave our Splfll that 1t w1ll always be remem bered through the years SECOND To the Faculty we leave the mem or1es of such a capable hard workmg class as we To the Iunlor Class we do w1ll and bequeath our success 1n runnlng th1s dear old school To the Sophomore Class we do w1ll and be queath our way of gettmg good grades and our hrgh scholastrc standard To the Freshman Class we do w1ll and be- queath our ab1l1ty to make money and spend 1t THIRD To Mr F1sher we do w1ll and be queath another large shorthand class provrdrng he can make room for them To Mr Shaw we do w1ll and bequeath an other co operatlve hard workmg class to get the annual out on trme To Mr Kettler we do w1ll and bequeath a sen1or class who can be quret durlng home room To Mr Brrcker we do w1ll and bequeath any basketball rewards we have to grve to the Ir Hrgh team when they w1n the State Tournament To Mrs Murphy we do w1ll and bequeath another speedy typrng class tl5 words a mm ute more or lessl To Mtss Hutt we do w1ll and bequeath all the mus1c1ans 1n the sen1or class for band vocal and p1ano To Mrs Asmus we do w1ll and bequeath all our Romeo s and Iuhet s To Mr McLaughl1n we do w1ll and bequeath our four basketball su1ts to ht four more boys hke Bevo Francrs To MISS Collett we do w1ll and bequeath all home maklng ut1l1t1es that belong to the Home Ec department We thmk she may be able to use them soon To Mr Shreve we do w1ll and bequeath all our rat ta1ls and sparrow heads for the pest hunt next year To the cooks we w1ll and bequeath 24 more appetrtes l1ke ours To the Jan1tor we w1ll and bequeath our ab1l1ty to never put chewrng gum and waste paper 1n the basket To Mrs Kettler the secretary we do wzll and bequeath a large purse for the purpose of keep- mg the money belongrng to next year s sen1or class I Bud Barley do w1ll and bequeath my grades 1n Engllsh Lrterature to my brother I Ioyce Brgham do w1ll and bequeath my black eye to anyone who can refram from sprnmng on 1ce I Marrlyn Brgham do w1ll and bequeath my muslc medals to Evelyn Mlller Good Luckll W I Marlyn Beck do w1ll cmd bequeath my drums and umform to anyone who wants to play and march I Alfred Brtckner do w1ll and bequeath my posltlon as stage manager to anyone who can fulhll 1t I Peg Butler do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to study hard to my brother Irv1n I Leann Byers do w1ll and bequeath my many boy frlends and my way wlth boys to Kettler I Yvonne Ecker do w1ll and bequeath my CI.b1l1lY to keep order 1n a class meetlng to Mr Kettler CHope he has better luck than Il I Carolyn Ftsh do w1ll and bequeath my Ford to anyone who needs a way to and from work I George Grlmes do w1ll and bequeath my hearty laugh to Fred Cessna I Francts Hammer do w1ll and bequeath my blond curly harr to all girls who have trouble wlth thetrs Whlch twm has the Tom? I Dorothy Holman do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to stay home mghts to Lora Lee McNally I Marrlyn Holman do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers to Arlene Walters I Vesta Kellar do w1ll and bequeath m saxophone to my slster D1ane I Glor1a Kraylek do w1ll and bequeath m ukelele to anyone who thrnks he can play I1 e Arthur Godfrey dramatrc speeches to Art Armon I Robert Murphy do w1ll and bequeath m herght to Fredd1e Cessna I Etta Nrcholson do w1ll and bequeath m red hatr to Ianet Feasel I Robert Russell do w1ll and bequeath m car to Lloyd Ingram prov1dxng he stays out of the dltch I Mary Ann Saum do w1ll and bequeath my long curly harr to Kay Yoakurn I Bob Stahl do w1ll and bequeath my trafhc txckets to Frank Young I Drck Stearns do w1ll and bequeath my butch ha1r cut to Dave Hedden I dont use bobby prnsl I I Iohn Strlft do wxll and bequeath my basket ball sult to anyone who wants 1t provrdmg they take as good care of 1t as I drd I Ianrce WGISSIHQGI do w1ll and bequeath my enormous appetrte to Pat Burdett Our last request IS that our last w1ll and testament be kept sacred and honorable Lawyer fiber WIIIIGSS Wrtness . I ' I I 1 r ' I I I . ' , , . - I I ' ' 1 I I ' . ' I I I 1 ' I I , . ' I I I ' I Q I I ' ' I I - I I 5 I I I I I ' I I c , I Y - I I , , Y , - k next year. I, Dallas Loomis, do will and bequeath my I I I D . I I 1 I I I n , I I . I 1 I , 1 I V ' I . t I I . ' ' - . ' I ,- - , , , A If I ' I ' ' ' C? ' , 1 . I . . 661,55 W I9 ec? As I was srttrng there rockrng as I always drd on the nrghts of the full moon my partner rn death Dorothy Hol man happened to remark that there was a new grave rn our cemetery Qurte a wealthy lookrng grave too she sard Dorothy had gone through lrfe qurte a happrly mamed lady but when her husband presrdent of the new multr mrllron dollar Bersted Co dred she was on the look-out for another husband Dorothy rnvestrgated every new grave Just to be sure Thrs trme rt was a wealthy man fmd as thrs was the now famed Iackson Lrberty Graveyard we expected rt to be a graduate of our Alma Mater Sure enough rt was a short slender man wrth a tarlor made surt and the newest style derby He looked famrlrar and when he came forward and started talkmg we recognrzed hrm as our boy orator Dallas Loomrs Patrrck Henry the teachers called hrm Dallas told us land we put rt rn the ledger for Samt Peterl that he was a successful polrtrcran and that hrs party had won almost every electron rn the state and that he Dallas Loomrs Esqurre was the top man rn hrs party We were very happy for Dallas and glad that he Jorned us Dallass ptrvate secretary he told us was a beautiful redhead Her name? Why Ianrce Werssrnger of course' Ian had told me at one trme that she wanted to be a secretary She was a part trme model too I heard We were glad that she d achreved what she desrred most After a few short years our graveyard had blossomed two more graves those of Yvonne Ecker and Mary Ann Saum And so we dragged out two more rockrng charrs from the attrc and got them ready Seerng as how we could only meet under a full moon we had a lot of talkrng to do Yvonne as we leamed had gone on to college and had achreved her goal that of berng a hrgh school math teacher But that wasnt all land we had to pry thrs out of herl she was also the State Drrector of Educatron and had been resrdrng and teachrng m Columbus She was also a frne wrfe and mother to her famrly Nothrng more de servmg could have happened to a frner grrl Whrle we were talkmg wrth Yvonne a tall stately blonde had come rn and sat down We recognrzed Mary Ann Saum rrght away fShe always drd have curly harr the lucky strffl She wore a unrform and I knew what rt was because l had one too It was the unrform of a WAP Mary Ann and I had gone through basrc trammg together but then we parted I was almost afrard to talk to her now wrth all that gold brard and those rrbbons on her lseerng as how I went rn as a Prrvate and came out the same wayl She spoke rrght up though and sard shed been all over the world durmg her career Shed been happy and I guess thats what counts most rn lrfe A I had my ledger rn front of me I wrote down two more names for Pete of lrves well spent and Jobs well done One day about srx years later we saw the grave drggers start three more graves and so we got out three more rockers from our attrc and polrshed them for our new arrrvals We were patrently wartrng to see who rt was so we sent Dorothy out to look She came back very excrtedly and sard all three were men We could hardly hold her down untrl they got to where we were but some- how we managed They tumed out to be three funny fellows as we remembered Francrs Hammer Alfred Brrck ner and Bob Murphy It seemed that Franny and Alfred were rn cahoots rn a huge state-wrde co-operatrve farmers prolect for whrch all the farmers rn the State were grateful for the progress and prosperrty that they were enloyrng Although they were the leaders of the co-operatrve the brarns behrnd the leaders was a tall handsome man wrth an amazrng talent for bookkeeprng Hrs name was Bob Murphy and rf we remember rrght another member of hrs famrly taught that subrect I guess that must be the reason for hrs huge success All three of these fellows became qurte wealthy and had very beautrful wrves We were pleased to have such drstrngurshed members of socrety rorn our lowly graveyard Brt by brt or should I say body by body our grave- yard was begrnnrng to grow In fact rt was so large now that we had to push a few of the tombstones together to make more room Srnce mme was the frrst one there along wrth Dort s ours stayed where they were When we got through movrng everybody elses around though we had Murphs tombstone on top of Frannys grave and Dallass ended up over a plot of ground where nobody was even burred lI'Ie drdnt mmd though because he sard he felt more ahve than dead anywayl Seven more years went by and our rockrng charrs were gettrng squeaky and our vorces were rust about the same when a brg event occurred rn our graveyard HOUSE- WIVESI Yes housewrvesl We grrls rubbed our hands rn glee at that rdea You see everyone knows how a house- wrfe loves to gossrp over the back fence and we were expectrng some delrcrous news from these three grrls The grrls? Peg Butler Leann Byers and Marlyn Beck Peg and Marlyn both had four chrldren Two boys and two grrls Peg had marrred a televrsron executrve and had lrved rn the mansron on the hrll Partres champagne and garety galore! Gosh what fun she had Her chrldren were the nrcest krds on the block Peg had met her husband whrle she was strll rn school and she had been hrs secretary before she marrred hrm Marlyn had an excrtrng lrfe too It s on the order of Peg s but her husband rust happened to own the brggest truckrng lrne rn the state fl thrnk rt was the Amsden Truckrng Assocratronl Marlyn s krds went on rn other busrness ventures and were all successful She became a grandmother too by gollyl Now we come to the housewrfe who really deserved that trtle It seems that Mrss Byers had been marrred four trmes before she rorned us Four trmes now mrnd youl CA modem Lana Tumerll She had marrred fellows from four drfferent countrres lNothrng lrke a change eh?l Well all I can say rs rts a drrty shame fThat it drdnt happen to mell We grrls had qurte a trme the next few years talkmg together but the boys we notrced were gettrng a brt down rn the mouth for lack of company We were hopmg our next arrrvals would be boys By George one drd show up' Bob Stahl came marchrng up very proudly rn the um form of an Infantry Sergeant He had made the Army hrs career and had won qurte a few rmportant medals He had remarned a bachelor but strll had had a good trme It wasnt too long after that two more Iackson rtes yotned our ranks as full fledged corpses They came by the strangest methods tool Bud Barley landed frrst and I mean Just what I sard He landed It seemed that Bud was workrng as a chemrcal engrneer rn a large factory and hrs eyes were farlrng hrm rust a trrfle One day he poured gasolrne rnto a keg of gun powder and lrt a match to peek rn and see rf the gasolrne had damaged the powder Three seconds later he had Jomed us We thought sure rt was St Peter comrng for us when we looked up and saw Bud flyrng toward us I guess well have to wart for Pete a lrttle whrle longer but we re strll glad that Bud rs here The other ocralrte that came to our now enlarged group was George Grrmes George told us he was an automotrve body worker I berng a female hadnt the least rdea what he was talkmg about so I had to ask hrm He sard that rt was a dressed up name for a mechanrc tHe was a very good one loo Ill betll He worked qurte a whrle for a large company but eventually went rnto busrness for hrmsel As I remembered he was always trnkerrng wrth cars whrle rn hrgh school Everyone was glad to see George because he always was ready to laugh and wrllrng to work 1 . 1 1 ' -V , . 11 . . 11 ' 1 . 11 11 ' - 1 1 . . . . . 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I guess the rage rn 54 was to be a secretary We had our share rn the Semor class too Marrlyn Brgham Marrlyn Holman and Ioyce Brgham were all secretarres before they were marrred Marrlyn Brgham was a secretary about frve years before she marrred a wealthy farmer It seems that whrle Marrlyn was rn hrgh school thrs farmer boy had worked for her dad Uust a case of marryrng the bosss daughterl She had three lovely chrldren and a house-full of frrends No greater complrment could be pard Marrlyn Holman was next and rf I remember rrqht she came from a large famrly fl'Ier mother was one Jump ahead of mme she had nrne krds and mme had erght It was close thoughll Marrlyn gave the transportatron people a lot of money before she dred It seems that she traveled qurte a brt and her brothers and srsters all wanted to go along and as I recall she always d1d everythrng she was told Well were glad she came rnto her own She traveled became a secretary and frnally marrred a guy named lack tHe was Presrdent of the G E plant rn Trffrnl Ioyce was the second teacher rn our class She taught speech rn a hrgh school for qurte awhrle and lrke our other two buddres was a secretary I dont know rf that teachrng was a good 1dea or not because we had some heated argu ments on Chaucer and Shakespeare rn Eng Lrt Ioyce and Yvonne really went at rt and Dallas went around talkrng lrke Hamlet untrl he talked rt rn his sleep tor so George Sald for hrs grave was rrght next to Dallassl The nurse s ranks Jorned us next wrth Etta Nrcholson as our Florence Nrqhtmgale Etta was marrred and took very good care of her husband and was Just content to be a housewrfe She took good care of us for the next few years Lrke the trme when Bob Stahl was dorng hrs darly marchrng and stepped mto an open grave and sprarned hrs toes and when Francis was grvrng a speech to Bob Murphy and got excrted and started swrngrng and socked hrmself on the Jaw and oh so many more thrngs that happened down through the ages that I dont even remember them all If my estrmates were correct we had four more senrors of 54 to Jorn us but I guessed wed Just have to wart for them Several years later we had the twenty frrst of our senrors Jom us I-le was Drck Stearns and he was commg up the path pullrng the largest hunk of junk I have ever seen After he had sard Hello no matter where he went he dragged thrs machrnery after hrm One day we frnally got rt out of hrm that rt was an arrplane motor and that he was an aeronautrcal enqrneer when he came to us and he wanted to fmrsh rt He hopes to have rt done when Pete gets here Our next arrrval tthe twenty secondl was Iohnny Strrff He strolled nonchalantly up to hrs shmy new rocker and began talkrng rrght away about how successful he became as a restaurant owner I-le talked and talked and we qot sleeprer and sleeprer untrl frnally Iohnny was talkrng to a bunch of sleeprng strffs I-Ie frnally ran down though and we all woke up tat the same trme tooll We asked Iohn rf he had a drshwasher for each of hrs restaurants and he sard yes and that hrs name was Robert Russell Smce thrs seemed entrrely rmprobable we asked hrm how thrs could be done He sard he had the frnest parr of roller skates rn the crty but then he told us that Bob had perfected an automatrc drshwasher Irt stood I2 ft hrgh and took an elevator to get the drshes to the topl Bob became qurte wealthy wrth hrs machme and mstalled rt rn every one of Strrffs Restaurants Speakrng of Bob he came our way the very next day He confrrmed all Iohnny sard but he told us hrs machme went on the blrnk and he got caught m the conveyor belt wrth the cups so he got a lrttle wet before he Jorned us but he sard now he knows what happens to a cup when rt gets cleaned Our graveyard was Just about full We had two more to go and we were hoprng our now famous Iackson ceme tery would be full of 54 graduates before St Peter came Our socral worker came next Vesta Kellar was the tall handsome lady that came up the steps to her rockrng charr She told us she had been a socral worker rn Fostorra and Toledo and surroundrng countrysrde She had done a lot of welfare domestrc and Juvenrle work She had a won derful way wrth chrldren as I had heard She marrred and had four of her own tall boysl but she strll found trme to help the less fortunate A wonderful Job for somebody wrth a Drq heart Well our farnrly was gettrng brgger now wrth but one more to go Our ranks numbered twenty three then and I Just couldnt remember who the other person was It es caped me for the moment but let me see rt had been thrrty years srnce I was the frrst to come here and my memory was escaprng me somewhat Then I remembered Carolyn Frsh was the onel Carolyn had qurte a trme get trng to school as I remember especrally rn our semor year She came drrvrng up to our place of resrdence rn a lrttle black Ford IBy golly rt looks lrke the one she had 30 years agol Carolyn told us she was rn the Womens Marrnes for a few years IIO to be exactl and a housewrfe the rest In the Marrnes she leamed a lrttle promptness and was never late for anythrng She kept thrs attitude durrng the rest of her lrfe and became more respected for rt At last we are all here and all assembled All twenty four of us ready for St Peter and the Iudgment Day We srt here and look at each other and wonder at the change rn our looks and actrons srnce the year we graduated It doesnt seem lrke so many years ago but trme goes too fast when you get out of school We warted one week after our last classmate arrrved then rn the black of nrght when everythrng was st1ll vorce came to us and told us to be ready the next nrght The followrng day there was a lot of laughrng and a few tears now and then as we thought of the ones who would go through the Pearly Gates and those who wouldnt The day stretched on mto early evenrng and as we warted a flamrng charrot came rnto vrew glrstenrng wrth gold shrn mg wrth the suns rays that were left rn the sky after the sun had gone down There was an angel rn the charrot a beautrful angel wrth a crownmg halo beckonrng toward us Beckonrng for us to come to Hlm and come we drd My classmates and I at long last clrmbrng the Golden Starrs to that charrot whrch would take us to Hrm forevermore GLORIA KRAYLEK HEAD GRAVE KEPER of IACKSON LIBERTY GRAVEYARD . 11 1. , . - 1 1 1 1 - , . . .1 . 1 11 1 . 1 . . , - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - , . . - 1 . . . 11 11 1 1 - 1 . - - . , . - 1 1 - . 1 - 1 - 1 . . 1 1 . . 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The annual Iackson Liberty school fa1r was held on October f1rst and second Varrous com mittees worked ardently many weeks ln ad vance to make the fa1r a success The classes and other organlzations bought spaces rn the lower hall and gymnasium for the display of their wares The concesslon stands the dart throwing game the rrng a duck booth the waffle and french fry sales the canned fruit and vege tables the fresh garden produce the needle work the flower arrangements baked goods domestrcated animals and fowl and other com petitive entries paralleled similar sights and activities a feellng of slncere good Wlll and co operation prevarled throughout the entre school farr Supper was served 1n the cafeteria both nights On Thursday evening the meal was served cafeterla style and on Frlday evenlng the menu was a flsh fry After the participants and visrtors had en Joyed therr evemng meal patronized each stand examined and passed Judgment on all the entr1es and drscussed with their family and fr1ends the merrts of the fa1r or news ln general all retired to the auditorium for the evening performance The Thursday evening program was com posed of selected local talent The mam feature was the IL Band play1ng four numbers dressed in therr new un1forms Mrs George Colbert mistress of ceremonres gave a readrng Then the Westenbarger girls sang two numbers fol lowed by Pam and Paula Good dorng two tap routrnes Danny Wyans gave two Off the Record numbers The clos1ng numbers were the IL Girls Trio and the IL Band The large crowd ln the auditorium on Frrday evening was mdeed very fortunate to be enter ta1ned by the Rev Ralph Cornell at the plano and by the TV star Lloyd Thaxton Door pnzes were grven during the mtermrssion The orgam zat1ons whrch sold tickets on varlous obrects drew the names d1rectly following the evening program The fair was a huge success and every one IS looking forward to promotrng the school fa1r another year The P T A helped wlth many frnancial proy ects thls year They purchased approxrmately ten band un1forms two opaque projectors for the elementary school a portable stage for the auditorrum and magaz1nes and books for the library gvwbmzw lfLIfLLOI 5 C9 i gif 3 fix, E X , o TH EQ PSY' .6 S7513 9---. lux INA RAE KISSLING ED VALLIER MARY KI-T1'Tl.ER I f lfLlfLL0l .'5 M' 7 vw RQ. lm-ENE WAI-T535 IRVIN BUTLER PAT BURDEIT vmiord A Y Q A , A ir AL' 1 ' ' s , Q Y J '51, I ff ll gf 19 K W . 66. We HIQNS fwnr'mvz'1 ' M pw 5.1 is i! X DON GRABER DICK BLAKE Comphments oi Comphments of Compliments oi LEE FLOOR COVEHING CO SENECA COUNTY FARM BUREAU ADVERTISER TRIBUNE Txiim Ohio Cooperatwe Assoclahon Tdfm Ohio 0 0l'VLOI 8.'5 17 Y -r gr qs D111 EVELYN MILLER RAY HATFIELD LORA LEE MCNALLY , my fvwwwmQmwwmf1wg.'w 1 'Q C! in fa -....... if-' lawn- Mtg' BILL PEELER PAULA BECKHUSEN LLOYD INGRAM T CONNIE MAITTIEWS ,..- Complxments oi McCOY FURNITURE HOME SHU'MAN'S BARBER SHOP DELLS Open Evenmgs 107 E Center Street lll N Washmqton S! Tiiim, Ohxo Fosiona. Ohxo 52 0WL0l 8:5 at-5, 'U- gt- If r All Ln , V s y 532. . ' 'X vi 1 CAROLYN HINSMAN CONNIE SAUM IEANEITE NICHOLSON I-OI-A MICH-AEI-5 I. I 'Z-I' l l , 4 ' 5 'S IW? f l e' --ew? 3, 3 ' .AXA--A 'HX l' N. e , ' 1 .. -1 I g , DONNIE ROUSER 903 'wr o. if 7. 8:12 5-, f HMX ', of 1 :9.' N, 'Ink If in ' Y' JQQUNU: 9: 'o 'ff:ll- ' . BONNIE KRAYLEK IIM STEAHNS SANDRA SLICK CATHERINE FHISCH Since 1877 FOSTORIA ELECTRIC Compliments oi HUBACH'S ol Course Headquarters for HUB MARKET lCe Cream General Electric Appliances 1521 N. Countyline 25 Butier 6 Milk 106 s. Main Street-Phone 845 Foslofiqf Ohw Phone 9 Phone Fostoria. Ohio Qs. . x XSZIO 0IfVLOI 8f5 'K Q FRED CESSNA HARRY HAWK NANCY SHERICK DUANE EDINGER X ,, . fs. q v V, DIANE KELLAR Y ii 1 L. , ' L.. 1' SANDRA WOODRUFF LOLUTA RUSSELL BOB GROVES BETTY RITTER FLECHTNER BROS. SUN GRAIN CO. WILBUR BELL PACKING CO. INC. Custom Grinding CUSTOM TILING Tasty Brand Meats All Kinds of Feeds Made to Order Phone 686 27 Fostoria, Ohio Seeds, Fence, Coal. Lumber Risingsun. Ohio Risinqsun, Ohio XSZIO 0l4fL0l 8:5 . Q' A Q4 'K ' fir - fu '44 3 2 l.'f l' I . LN fvf. ,L ,' -., 'O :avg u Q, ' 'X , f Le a N ,oy-53+ 1 I ' :nys A 1:5 I' '?M.::i , V I 'A L H as 5 5 f 2 TROY PULLINS FIRMIN WILLIAMS HOWARD STAHI. KAYE KISSLING Ev' , I, FRED SMlTH wwf-.,'. 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DARLENE KLINE LARRY HEDDEN E IOHN MASTERS PATTY OMWAKE npunrnmv 1 iiglrfk Qu Q ACA QI 'kk gi SEATED Barbara lo McElhaney Iudy Rouse-r Bobby Mc Rah Ann Shalerly Earl Myers Ronme Grnnever Ga1l G h anlra lrnes Barba a l ye Donald Krmble Ecke-r Ruth Nrcholson Mrs Asmts SLCGT U HOW Kay Yoalc m Kathleen Stemrnez Be y FOURTH HOW lahn Yoder Tom Krsslmq Charles Roth Sahl B ty Frlsch Dae WH e r Mary Wlllrams Marvm hm Holman lan tl.uzader Ierry M.rllhc,land Robert Graber L dwrg Rlchard Strrcl-'land l TWD PGN Gene G J s I n Saba Martha Saa man 8l!8lfLf l 6L 8 mann rv e rr n r- ver nad Y fle Tl-HFD PO D ly Mankm Carl Br ctcer lane Feasel laclc 5 V1 rc e 1 e J rss F Q e H l'nan h E l B rc er 'V PGU Dax fi Mank n Ea a a K '1 rt Frar' es Ke e xnr-ey Peggy lwey r sh EJ en l. za er Harod l-lafreld Herh PAUL M. GILLMOR co ignwkmgggsf Contaacl Motor Camer GOOD PLACE To EAT. ld Fon Ohm West Center St Fostoncr Ohxo 1 fi F NSZXA gin 0 SEATED Alberta Holhnger Donme Krmble Lula Byers Becky Young Thomas Sternmetz Mary F1sher Anna Marre Krrkwood Lmda Bennett Mary Lou Steams SECOND ROW Lrnda Cramer Ioanne Nye Mary lane Hammer Annette Moes Dons Holman Iantce Knepper Anna Lou Saum Barbara Swan der Lynn H111 Patsy Mersner James Strrckland Ronme Roberts Bzlly Hernsman THIRD ROW Rose Ann Lucrus Iudy Roth Sandra Perkms Ianrce Steyer Patty Woodruff Wanda Krng Bernard Scherger Sue Compton Mrchael Huffman Ioe Saalman Danny McGough Iessre Caskre ,iw QM SEATED Rrchard Grnnever Kenneth Saum Ierry Snyder Tom Watkrns Don Thallman lerry Cole man Iames Ash Duane Shafferly Barry Smrth SECOND ROW Ianet Holman Carl Frrsch Ray mond Mrght Drck Krmble Paul Mmrch Vrrgmra Frsher Iudy Augsburger Ruth A Wrldman THIRD ROW Lyle Heller Carl Feasel Lors Hart hne Mary E Nye Rlchard Krmble Roberta Ald rrch Iudy Yoder lrrn Barley Roger Harrrs Laura Strrckland lohn Wheeler FOURTH ROW Edward Wrlcox Carolyn Krsabeth Carl Cessna Drana Kraylek Wtnrfred Luzader Drane Decker Lorame Krng Nancy Compton Galen Swander Dallas Drennrng Mrs Young j0llJ'tA Qu Z SEATED Ann Grnnever Carol Clevenger Larry Lucrus Davrd Thallman Ronme Watkrns Ianet Harrrson Kenneth Null Nancy Myers Rrchard M1chaels SECOND ROW Patty Krmble Ann Klsabeth Irrn Harrrs Sandra McClory Donald Krrkwood Robert Aldrrch Danny Wagner lun Rouser THIRD ROW Bruce Roth Ianet Strrff Cynthza Hedden Danny Wyans Gene Mersner Mrke Mull holand Brlly McGouqh Larry Stull Ahce Shaull Lors Cramer FOURTH ROW Iackson Rrsner Barbara Groves Charles Hunt Mary Flores Irm Rernhart Irm Roth Dwrght Rerdlrng Gayle Holman Tommy Beck Mrss Claude wir! Ga e SEATED: June Mankin, Dale Stewart, Patty Kisabeth, Susan Shreve, Jane Mankin, Judy Roberts, Danny Roth, Katie Swander. SECOND ROW: Judy Harris, Jimmy Slick, Gerry Whitacre, Pat Scheraer, Richard Bond, Joe Casiano, Nicholas Harmon, Jerry Holman. THIRD ROW: Penny Lanninq, Joyce Hawk, Paulette Kline, Sally Good, Thomas Holman, Priscilla Luzader, Kenneth Thallman, Howard Stultz. FOURTH RO'W: Jimmre Yoder, Janet Kraylek, Thomas Stearns, Martin Hammer, Harold Dren- ning, Dennis Myers, Allan Hollinger, Mrs. Walters. ECON, Fd, 2 SFATED Le Roy C terfian Rob rt Sour Georqe Wzldman Alice Fruchey Richard Ogg Carol Bu zier Warren C chran Linda Stuilz SECOND ROW Broderick McLaughlin Mary Graber Jean Wolf Christine Decker Janice Stull Jane Cessna Jane Roberts Kathy Ald ric THJRD ROW David Hedden Catherine Sendel hach Judith Perkms Gary Watkins Sharon Smith Eugene Frankart David Kidd Kathy Krsabeth John Ash Carl Hemsman FOURTH ROW J hnny De La Rosa Richard Joseph Ffdwardo Lozan Cliff Hartline Aurora Velasquez John Soho ndorff Terry Book Jean Steyer Barbara Butzier Mrs White Edt NSZCOVL fa, Q SEATED John Minrch James Saba Karen Cole man Marilyn Kimbl Alfredo Diaz Roger Holman Larry Ha fleld James Murnaw SECOND ROW Dale Holman Jose Guevara sharon Vance Chrrstzna Velasquez Dale Drenmnq Raymond Chaney Dennis Feasel Larry Cramer HJRD ROW Alma Nrcholson Mary Lou Auqs urqer Allen Kirkwood Th mas Strickland Burl McLaughlin Kay Ann Sheneheld Karen Kraylek FOURTH ROW Charles Birkmire R qer l as sie Ronald Remhar John Waldvogel Nancy 'Veyer Charles K1ml,l Mrs Dudrow 5115 fd 2 'cDaniel Karen Kay Butzrer Jdrtior Diaz ary Shene-field Sandra Oaq Mary S SECOND RONV Santas De La R sa D1 ly Bruns Gtora Nun z Gary Reisn r Be neita Saum Robert Stearns R bert Saq,er Lnda Stark Th RD RONV Bi y King Linda Sch z era Beverly McClory lxan y Autashuq Shar ene Bond Cllf n Myes Jhn Strawfnan Rose Mary Kina Nancy Lambertacic Judy Brkmire FOURTH RONV Pa ica Mullholand T y Ann McGouqh Frank in Nye Pa sy Meyer Raul Clevenger Butch Hammer Danriy Sump Frank Funk Nola Saalman Jim Kraylenc Fred Fisher Miss Brrckner .4 1 o' . , e , 1 I I Y 1 1 , o , ' ' 1 . 1 1 r I Y r I 1 I A A ' h. 1 c , ' , o, ' . f 9 1 . . , . Q . V, , . T - . . b , ' ' , O , , 1 , o in - ' : l-, , ' e, . . SEATED: Rey Casiano, Michael Thomas, Linda Ll , , 1 ' , G ' , , tulfz. 1 to , Rl J 3 n ' A v- ' , l r c , e , . -v I we , ,v r 1 : .. r. , 4. : , , ' C 1 a c' I er, - - l , to . r . o A , 1 fr' i ' ' , o . ' , l , t , . ' , ' . , ot' , . 'Tx 3 M 'Z . . A :..:,?f'V V K , 1? . r 1' ' ilsggi fr .xr 5 'S ' - ' f ' If .pf fy fi.. ' in A Y Aff .1-53 N 7'-5, IP 'f' A ' . ' , ' ' ' 5 W' W' L 'Ziff' 19 4 f: ' 'ff 'N 'vw' 1 ,. M., 1- M ' , i ' .Q H V' Wm mmf f if V f' my V Lf-51 my . ff . 13 gy x-- , av 4 3 'A' . u-f.1:,,,vLM-wa 1 1 V f . ' ' f I 3 Y sk . M,-4X ,M :vm-env. R I I I 'WK 'E , .is U3-'v -6- 29 ,Z A X l X ? 0 a ,f 1 xt fx L. 0 v A G Yvvwva ' AL ,an- w3l.' , V G M y 9 A . -E em I fe y 4 0- ,W . Mx . . - 'X f ,X - -wwf: . 'ff GEORGE GHIMES YVONNE ECKER IANICE WEISSINGER Busmess Manager Bdnor Assxsiunt Editor SEATED Mr Shaw Marlyn Beck Peggy Braham Marrlyn Braham Marllyn Holman STANDING Dallas Loornrs Mary Ann Saum Iohrmy S rrif -fl-va! Butler lOYCe Francrs Hammer Bud Barley Robert Murphy Carolyn Frsh Mr Kettler Vesta Kellar Glorta Kraylek mr an ga sw ASS1SlGHl Edrtor Busmess Manager C1ICUlGl1OH Manager lanlce Werssmger George Grrmes loyce Blgham Francls Hammer Marlyn Beck Iohn Strlft Dallas Loomrs Photographers Mar1lyn Holman Mar1lyn B1g Muslc Sports Dramaucs Class W1ll Mar1lyn Blgham Mary Ann Saum Class Prophecy Glorla Kraylek Sales Cornmrttee George Gnrnes Bud Barley Yvonne Ecker loyce Brgham Ianrce Wers slnger Peggy Butler Vesta Kellar Mar1lyn Holman Mar1lyn Blgham Carolyn Frsh Robert Murphy Dallas Loomts Advrsors Mr Shaw and Mr Kettler Comphmenis oi BASIC REFRACTORIEB Incorporated . I'l,, ..,v-vu. M L -- - , 7 A J , F V 3. . .e 2 . y + , ' - ,A , f fr -ll ' ' . ' - - : ,I :- X , 'iz-. . .-A rf XT . , 01 3 , 5 5 u E 7 0 af Editor ......................... Yvonne Ecker ham, Ioyce Bigham, Gloria Kraylek. Art ........ ................ ' - , ' , ' ' - X s YVONNE ECKER IOYCE BIG!-IAM INA RAE KISSLING Cuculauon Manager Edrtor Assistant Editor QM SEATED Bud Barley Marlyn Beck Ruth Arm Strlff lC!l'11C9 Young Firmin Williams Carolyn Fish Vesta Kellar Mary WGISSIDQGY MTS MUfPhY MCIYIIYH Blehclm PGQQY Butler Ann Saum Paula Beckhusen Connie Matthews Gloria Kray Marilyn Holman Dallas Loomis lek Etta Nicholson Dorothy Holman Ann Wilcox Leann STANDING Mary Kettler Ioan Sabo Donald Graber Frank Byers Arlene Walters lean Lannmg Iudy Rouser Yyewafwuncf .Slay Music ...... . . Marilyn Biqham Editor ......................... loyce Biqham Assistant Editor .............. Ina Rae Kisslinq Honor Society ............... Marilyn Holman Circulation Manager ........... Yvonne Ecker Band ...................... Connie Matthews Senior Reporter .............. Mary Ann Saum Student Council ................. Frank Young Junior RGDOITGIS ..... Mary Kettler, Don Graber Sports ........................... Bud Barley Sophomore Reporter .......... Firmin Williams Girls' Sports .................... Carolyn Fish Freshman Reporter ............... Ann Wilcox lnquirinq Reporter ................. Peg Butler Eighth Reporters ....... loan Sabo. Judy Rouser Supt. Column ...................... Mr. Fisher Seventh Reporter ............... lean Lcrnninq Art: Arlene Walters, Gloria Kraylek, Vesta Grade Reporter ............. Ianice Weissinaer Kellar, Ianice Weissinger, Special Reporter ............. Paula Beckhusen PHA .......................... Ruth Ann Stritt FFA .......................... Dallas Loomis Typists ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Second Yr, Typing Class Y-TGGHS .............-------- -- MC1T1YI1 Beck Advisor ........................ Mrs. Murphy CRAUN TRANSPORTATION. INC. Botisville. Ohio agzllfllfelflt GDLVLCL gi'- SEATED Lora Lee McNally Carolyn F1sh Evelyn Mxller STANDING Ronme Hedden Charles Good Blll Peeler Ina Rae Ktsslmq Frank Young Fxrmm Wxlllams Kathleen George Gnmes Bemqrd Krmmet Stelnmetz Mr Fxsher .S?btJ2l'Lt Cl7lAJ'LCL! fC8l'5 Presldent Frank Young V1ce Presldent Ina Rae K1ssl1nq Secretary Evelyn Mlller Treasurer F1rrn1n Wxlhams We thlnk the Student COUI1C1l has had a successful and profxtable year The annual maqazme campatqn was a success as well as the sale of caps and emblems The Athletlc Banquet which took place on Apnl 6 was an outstandmq event for the cheerleaders and players The Student Councll also supewlsed the ref1n1sh1nq of the Trophy Case whlch was badly tn need of repatr Our customary dunes th1s year 1ncluded purchase and decoratlon of the Chrlstmas Tree electlon of cheerleaders approval of class budgets and the never to be forqotten Freshmen ln1t1at1on I B BASHORE G COMPANY Coal and Bmlders Supplies Concrete Septic Tanks OP Automatic Coal Burners 312 East Center Street Phone 6667 Fostoria Ohio 0l'L0l sgzfiwty -nn! SEATED Mr Shaw Ruth Ann Strrff Yvonne Ecker Marilyn Marlyn Beck Holman lamce Weissinqer Ioyce Brqham Peggy Butler Ina Donald Graber became a member of the Honor Society at Bae Kisslmq the end of the first semester after this picture was taken STANDING Arlene Walters Carolyn Fish Marilyn Bigham J4Amor .gzcref Omcem ? President Iamce WGISSIHQGI Vice President Marilyn Holman Secretary Ioyce B1qham Treasurer Yvonne Ecker Advisor Mr Shaw 6lfL0lfL6L ,AQVLOP Ofllfelfy Our school has been a member of the Seneca County Chapter of the National Honor Society since the school year of 19471948 To become a member of this society a student must have a qrade average of B with no semester grade below B during the senior year The student must also have earned 32 activity points during the Junior and senior years and the recom mendation of the High School Faculty Iackson Liberty has had the followmq members l947 1948 Kyle Braham Kathryn Bachman Ann Kassinq Richard Sour Mary Elame F ew 1948 l949 Kathleen Coleman Don Ecker Catherine Kellar Wanda Omwake Beverly Sour Vondale Swaisqood 1949-1950-Betty Bricker, Zelma Kisslinq, Betty Gamby, Duane Byers. l95O-1951-Patty Roth, Ieanne Iones, Duane Baldwin, Robert Hammer. 1951-1952-Dave Loomis, Malcolm Hollenbauqh, Tom Bricker, Ray Saalman, Dorothy Kummerer, Marlyn Rouser, Bonnie Brubaker, Betty Hatfield, Ieannette Butler. 1952-1953-Marilyn F ell, Ioanne Wyans, Barbara Sherick, Carolyn Frisch. F. R. HARTSEI. Groceries. Meats and Dry Goods Phone 2192 Bettsville, Ohio Q - wg Al D L a Lee lf'clNaly St aero C roll Besse Shaull Soma K1SSl1I1Q Margaret Frlsch Ar erte a e S Mar yn reas r ,y e r rt Q rres H man Glana Kraylek F s c y ns TH RD ROW Da lene K me Caro yn P rlcms 'Ves a K .v K HJ z San c anara Slrck Ca Penne Fr sch D lf rr rat Bonne Chg z Len ra Grm s l a ye a Lccrnls lo Ann 'xllcholson Marlyn Be-cnc Leann Byers xtrney a er' 411 5: er Arr C x Elfel Edtnqer A969 Ham Nw SEAT? : 1-.1i.::i r,-' . , Se .xneg Frrmm Mnizams, Treas., Lee Multholand, Gene Holman, Herbert Beckhusen, Vfayne Donald :ab r, ..f:'- .: Tra .,1- I mme-r, Pres.: Lck ' ' if Holman, Harry Hawk, Btll Peeler, Sudent Councrly lamfs '.1. , WLT Prez, EQL etaln, .epzrterg ..r. :,-vf-, Pasch, Ed Valller, Howard Stahl, Dallas Loomis, Brlly Meyz.. STKIDING: 'arnes rr. 41 , Ef.Cf Igmrtet, r, e ., f , Compliments oi THE OHIO SAVINGS 6 RAWLEIGH DEALER LOAN ASSOCIATION Earl R. Prentice Comer Main 6 North Streets 128 East South Street Fostoria, Ohio Fostoria. Ohio Insured Savings ...... Home Loans Z. lem . , 1 ' 1 . SEATED Yvfnn Eclcer Mczrlyn B lf CG lyn Fxsll Q ,mden Counul Rep lam e W91SSlH e S y lnc Pee Klsslmq lf r lC0 r lI6US n H rx ss e CGSlCl0 Jlam Jmu If Q Junlru l ff B nne on z Len rc G mes Mczryet G n nn y f s H S nc K ss gf 6 mn P fw-fs i Fl T Evelyn Mlller Arlene Wcxlt rs Lyce Bxqhcm Pct Burie Ruth Ann Stull ll'lll?D RO fv lfm lee M NCI l,' Dc le-ne K me Cc 0 y'1 Perlclns C nn Mot news Sqn rc S1 lc Nancy Shfrcx fcrhfnne Fu H Kaye Klssl n rcnllc Becklmscn llc yn urn Dcr hy Holman L J Ffh ls n DG Leann Byers Betty Hltter fl. i fi if C' rAlE '1 e yn '2 ,barn une K y :Ce yn H rn ffl! S 'C sb e DC -11 S S GY? 5 x.,1 l 6' C! 19870 tfd, ,.u4.,. ,--.X Kms 1v'r v-wr' weqrrrwllrg gg anr Frtday evenrnq February 26 the mus1c stu dents presented for publ1c enloyrnent the oper etta Tul1p Tune The story takes place at a market place 1n the v1llaqe of Osendorf Holland The vlllaqe en Joylnq a hollday 1S startled by the arrlval of a party of Amerlcan tourlsts college students under the leadersh1p of Professor McSp1ndle a tutor 1n botany to study tuhp culture Two of the party Ned and Dlck are much more rnter ested 1n Chrlstma and her frlend Katmka News reaches the vlllaqe that a thlef has been steal ma cholce bulbs of prlze tullps, and a handblll descrlbes the thlef and offers a reward for h1s capture Ned and Drck rnduce McSp1ndle to : 1 O 1- : N Q-'RX '51 t MISS HUF? wear certarn clothmg answerrnq the descr1p t1on of the tulrp thref When the Burgomaster beholds McSp1ndle so attlred he causes hrs arrest Wlth the assrstance of Chrlstlna s Aunt Anna the lnnocence of McSp1ndle 1S estab lxshed and the latter declares h1s affectlon for her ard wrth the prospect of a tuple weddmq the flnal curtaln falls Mrss Huff worked for weeks wrth the stu dents to produce th1s operetta but we feel as rf lt was well worth our efforts after bema such a h1t The scenery was very clever Wrth the larqe wlndrnrll ln the center and flower booths at the S1d9S The costumlnq was all Dutch Durlnq the three years that M1ss Huff has taught at our school, she has accomphshed many tasks of great lmportance Her sacrfflce of labor and tlrne cornblned wlth her superb ab1l1ty has helped to rnake the MUSIC Depart ment outstandmq ln achlevernent Mlss Huff has not only lnstructed all vocal rnusrc classes at lacksonL1berty, but she has also drrected the band from near estabhshrnent to true accornphshrnent, QIVSH prlvate muslc lessons, drrected the hrqh school operetta, the Kansas grade operetta, the Chnstrnas concert and also arded the rnuslc contestants ln w1n mnq honors 1n the varlous contests ' 'L' ' . . , ,V J f V AH, '11, it f ,A . ,- . ,-- .. tr, gtk, ftp f L. . ,ij ,ft 1 vial N . , . -, ...E . :V Y A K , W U, ,hr . . , ...bs . V. N, Yjl,l,.,,n V -V A , ,. -K I I . I - H . . H . . . . . . . 1 I 1 1 I - I ' I - . . . . . . . . 1 I I . . . . . I 1 I , . 1 I ' - 1 r ' I , . E-1 e Ma yn Beck ones Bonne Shu 2 F ances Ke S a E-' DJ 5 CD 9911 Ofl 'U .M QE.. 'E Q. 2 he r marching she h Cl SG O 32 CD f-4 ,-4 ,.. .-CI O CD ey expec .-Q ,E T r -4-4 Cl. U3 CDO 'U CID GJ QT! CL cn CSIS r f SG SY VG GC n very G9 'O U2 3 O O CIIG CIS 'U C19 .CI .CI Ulm 'CVO 0292 D-.D-4? au rs rs d M M y F Secre ar ws: 'oigp :QC CIJD4'-U P V R Correspon T P UIGJ CDU I-. YS E C1 an E .C ,Q ,CI sc E I' TS WCI O ODS dona o ko drn hat had any TIS 'o cn .c .. o 2 d eren organza .-Q ,Q E-1 .Q ,eng .CI very go d ke d .E 3 'Jun U1 .-Q 419.53 JZ 0.4: -Co U7 In 41903 ,-CI Leno 382 'Up 'UCI QUCTJ 45 MAIORET ESI l-OIG L99 MCNGUY. COYIFHG MGTUIQWS. Shultz, Io Ann McKinney, Vesta Kellar, Mary Kettler, Sec'y.g Dar ene S A ED: andr I , i lt , r ttl r, rl , Kline, Miss Huff, lcnice issinqer. Lgrry Stull. Ruth Arm Striff, Pres.: Eddie Wilcox. THIRD ROW: Betty McKinney, Fred Smith, Paula Beckhusen, Treas .ermelh FlObG1'lS- er ert eckhusen, lohnny Masters, Bill Peeler, Gerald Reicllng SECON ROW: H ' t ' I' M increase the-' k 1 d fb t 1 ' 1' Th b d 11 b , A I rr nowe ge o aon wiring. e an as Thi ?1Cmd.MOther5 have b tl ihl ' The O fl t at very home bas etball game this year an it seems i A t .......................... Mrs. P lBe khusen Q F t uches io G game' his Spring th t t t t i i ent ......................... . mit ' ecor i cretary ..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , is er Mrs. Beckhusen is to be congratulated on the wonderful ob i g t ,,.,.,,,,,, Mrs, re eisginger don this year. he ut ot every ef ort possi l t elp reasurer ......................... rs. ennet Ro erts make enough money to buy t e uniforms. All summer the wo u li it Di t ..........,.,.,.,,,,,,, , mith wor on a project eac m nt and took turns treating the The l c s - ibert Band consisting of 27 members is an organi- re earsals. e wor very h r b tl' the 1a a lo zation that our sc ool shoul o. Mi Huff feels very times together. rou en he takes th band out for t ey are always on t eir toes We CIlS Want to thank all of the iff t 1 t1 t n l v ry s ar in t e ea tiful blue an l uniforms t at t e Dart in ma in ti t d the uniforms. a t r b ug t t ern. Mi H ff has also wor d ha with he an em ers appreciate all of the things the Band 3 6 ir A l iirio Seated Mrss Huff Standmq Marrlyn Braham ,loyce Blqham Ruth Ann Strrtt These three outstandlnq qtrls m the Musrc Department have been very acttve thrs year They have sung for several school functlons for d1fferent clubs and also per formed rn schools outstde of the cornmumty These qrrls are always very eager to Work up a new prece of mustc They took part ID the Musrc Chmc and Drstrrct Contest IH March People really emoy the sluts and rnotrons they work up for most of the1r sonqs Y 3 ianidf lamce Welssrnqer lanlce has been Mlss Hutfs pranlst new for three years Always wrllmq to start on another operetta as soon as one IS ttnrsh d wtllmq to take advtce and betnq on the spot at all rehearsals thats lanxce a student that the Mustc Department wrll certamly mrss next year We certarnly W1Sh her the best of luck durrntg the years followmq her qraduatlon er Q A lcres F a ces ene ff r armef Quarfef Thzgsf ehrr r se C arrne s and h ve p Jen e ne rn,1s ans 1 rx r P aepartmen C n C and hey have lead a l e c e very q ad h y v1 .ll e wth s next year wr s I . W K X L rt 1: Ppzjhtz .G.,Tif'.1 r , r n Heier, Miss Eigft, Darle Klg .f, llaty K Afer. C7 ' - J fog y'.-:f: .ales haw :.:'i a Qzf ct fun tcgether b Qfi 1 .5 I t . a' rg' to E, tg , ' 1:1 'Je up ' ri: 7. Arr.: V-rs, f:.c-y appeared at the llgsgs IH the lvfmsgc F tr , 1. QQ 1 f Q.s':.':i C riffs' tins year. T l at VJ r ' l 1 e ' 111 stil lo 'i Ll , l LIfLC8 861,68 11' Lett to R1qht Paula Beckhusen Mary Kettler Dxane Kellar Arlene Walters Dallas Loorms Ioyce Btqham lo Ann Mclimney Maryetta LOOITIIS Conn1e Matthews ,psf ULJULCLZ gifgnfif uv- Lett to Rxqht Paula Beckhusen Arlene Walters Connxe Matthews Ioyce Btqham lo Ann McKmney Maryetta Loomts Ioyce B1qham and Dallas Loornts were the w1nners of the two local events Then Ioyce Won tlrst place at one of the three County Contests and she went on to place th1rd ID the D1SlI1Cl Contest loyce B1qham won f1fSl place and a super1or rattnq 1n Poetry Readmg tn the County contests and a th1rd place 1n Externporaneous then entered the State hnals at Columbus 0 f9 I, x ' 1 , 1 1' li 1 ,534 . t L -lj v ' A 11- 26- I Yi A 5 ' W f A - M I ' l 1 4' x V , omior Cfddj pfczy Z , ,I t it '-1 I T ' r it ' 4 f Q ',t 1' ' ,Qt 4 qf - -V ,. gayiifa - I , ' ' Ulilifiiifffifl fir f f ' f Seated Ruth Ann Strrti Pat Burde Ina Bae Krsshna Mary btandmq lrvrn Butler Donald Graber Frank Young Drck Ke er Arlene Nalters Blake Mrs Asmus Mfpfy --fi, p-woe Lett o R1 ht loyce Braham Sandra Icnes Yvonne Ecker Ianrce Wetssrnqer ln the play entrtled The Inner Wrlly Wrllouqhby Adams has been too long Cstxteen yearsl under the over soltct us rntluence ot hrs three rnatden aunts But w en Inner Wrlly rn lona underwear pops out of thrn arr on a burp ne prods Wrllouq by rnto unbendrnq and belnq hrmselt Not unt Wrllouanby takes the bull by tfte horns and ascs the grrl he really lrkes tand not hrs aunt s Cro cel to the school dance and makes an rssue ot a career chorce does t e pest Inner W y vantsh behrnd the sofa THE SENECA LUMBER 6 MILLWORK CO In Gray Bread Rrqa IS erqhty or more When she would seem to read one s mrnd rt rs merely that out ot the years ot her experlence she reads the end of thrnqs as tney lnappened before and as they wlll naopen aqarn In three qeneratlons ot women we mrqnt almost say tour we are prrvlleqed to see the chorces they have made She made one chorce for her daughter and now Solda has cftosen Just the oppostte course for her dauqhter Yolande There wrll be unhapprness erther Way The wrsest person lS decrsrvely determrned by the outcome ot events Complrments ci CAMERON AND WEBER Call The Lumber N rnber 6671 Insurance cmd Bonds Fostorra Guo Fostorla Ohro ' r ' X' , . v V H ' ' ' ' . 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I , 1 ., , t I - ft t-1 .. , lrl , - , .1 . enior C4155 WL? it 5941196 l0hI11'1Y Strlff PGQQY Butler CG1'0lYU Fxsh Dallas Loomrs Marrlyn Brgham Iamce Werssmger George Standmg Ioyce Brqham Robert Murphy Marllyn Holman Gnmes Yvonne Ecker Vesta Kellar Mrs Asmus has been very busy durmq her two years at Iackson Lrberty She very capably drrected the Iumor Class Play the Semor Class Play the One Act Play and she mstructed the rndrvrduals who took part rn Prrnce ot Peace and Indrvrdual Events The Student Body wrshes to thank her for her trme and eifort spent toward the mcreased achrevement ot the Dramatrcs De partment MBSASMUS In the presence of a capacrty crowd rn the school audr torrum the Iackson Lrberty senrors presented therr class play The T1n Hero The hrlarrous comedy rn three acts kept the audrence well supplled wrth laughs throughout the evenrng The plot was der1ved from the srtuatron of a fond and adormg mother Mrs Goodyear tplayed by Marllyn Bzghaml who exaggerated everythrng pertamrng to her son Douglas tDallas Loomrsl She made mountarns out ot rnolehrlls and when her son wrote her from Cannes France that he had saved a young French g1r1 from drownrng she rmmedrately crrculated the re port that her son was a hero and champron swrmmer As a matter of tact Douglas was unable to swrm a stroke but when he returned to hrs home m Amerrca he found a hero s welcome awartmg hrm He had to lrve up to th1s receptron otherwrse hrs mother s trbbmg would be exposea The comedy was further supplemented by Ioyce B1gham and Bob Murphy as Mr and Mrs Baxter Warner the capres1dents ot the Heroes Club mto whrch Mrs Goodyear trred to enter her adored son Teen age excrtement was added by Pe-QQY Butler and Iohnny Strrft as Grace Goodyear and Bunny Wheeler Marrlyn Holman played Doug s francee V1rg1n1a Ferguson The play was chmaxed wrth the arrrval of Mlle Claudette Bordonr tlanrce Werssrngerl the French grrl whom Douglas saved She exposed the truth about the rescue and the curtam came down rn excttement and confusron Others rn the cast rncluded Yvonne Ecker as Vrctorra Es mond George Grrmes as Sprke Ryder and Carolyn Frsh and Vesta Kellar as Annette and Adelarde Between acts the audlence was favored wrth musrcal numbers by the grrls trro after Whrch the cast presented the drrector Mrs Mary Asmus wrth a token of appreclatron tor her capable drrectron .1.- , .ff -.f W ' 'rr 1 Q 1 , 2 X A 1 V- G ,I v - 1 1 - 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 , , . . . I ' 1 l 11 . 11 . . . 1 . . . 1 I I . I I I ' I . . , , ' 1 1 . I - Vs: 9 at , ' '32-1, '..fl ,, ' ' ' ' '12-M X- , 'T 5 . 'T ' s . '-1 , - - - 1 1 l ' I 1 , y , I . 1 . . 1 X . , . . 1 . - 1 1 . . . 1 , . ' 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 I ' I . l 1 1 4 - O.nSO.S CLLSTOAICLFIS Ohnggbfa CQQK Aff' I c-,kool Scare ary ' Cfu.'5Tod1O.F1 16,5 fEH? Q ol. 0 w 'ifzgggv W NW! leaf CQOKS L.nbr'ar'7fAJv1SoF' . m - f4'r'7v'? li -. erik' Head L4 bramarx LIBERT un SEN? ,,,....a in fm f Ju V' r - -Qi 'tw' H . - V .L . 4 , 3 2 1 , 5 F if , 'Q K K - 1 l I ? ' 5 Y I .,4 I Qi? Q . .......' A 1 ,A. . f 1.'wg3gQmea i :V xfp .., QV l. j-L 5 4 'T' 'i' - A X-N ' ' 1' 1 h t Y I H X ' I Q A f I I 5 N ,M 1 I it V ,fn X I ff? il' '- ' . ' ?i ' I A W, I 6 ' X FQ? ' 4 0 A 'EQ ' ... I I Q 1 K Y V N M: it - A Wg, M .V A' -Q A u U B ' A Co, eTe,rwo. STQ, u.s Drxverw 'Awmafw This is Mr. Mc- Lauqhlin's second year at Iackson-Liber- ty. His squad was large and inexperienced, but it improved until at the close of the season it was a team wrdify xi? ,S 0:3 433 ,S 49 Q vigrx dv get xiii 5 0 16010 O36 .Fife 63510 0956 04 60 659 95060696 'tidiffdrfve Sw 'david 055 -290 0 2- ,Oo O9 O 09 +39 65. td 1,6296 ed YYBQQFO , -1 yt0'6:p40ot24x9 Q00 9919 it -ao? 9 91- 610 '09 OK 0 K69096 off' x0 XOR Q Ke' 6100300 Sgdixoogvi' 0. aide 14 05,0 4 G00 9690 90 egsozdfvvge X0 01-C' blvigy cg 49 9095 frail- 'Pl 960 0 060 at 6x vgoioe 9 eaoxo :feb '69-'de df 9 of' sdbx W XOK' Q that spectators found worthy of praise. Mr. McLaughlin himself has won the respect of the team and the entire Student Body. We wish him the best of luck in the future. S1 HB. McLAUGHI.lll 9t'x9o'oX9d X090 'leo ok 04 05 0 Q0 6 50 oo fa o 59 la 0 Y' 0 Q0 3 . '50 31' gd 01600 0290 ' 'X tems do 80 eb? 19304 'l Compliments of HOBNEBS White Front Market Fostoria, Ohio N v. paw Qqso 0-Of Q 901' 410 J' , 453059010 Q0 DOSQOQF6' 0 W Q00 is df 601 fb as 4 iq 01060 Q Q 17? qolo Wig 'Zim f'QQ 'so' 03- 8 6 0 Q vo 01. 9,39 , -S' ' ts' 5' sv f 'af 01: ,beef f00o'0 5 005 11- Qfofoyydso I-01901 J' 09Q.s jo Of S11 201- 070 I6 psa 84' 9 foe' sh obs J's01: Qjsfs Q., 'le 'bor 00 99's Sita, O . 0.0 Q' Jlfofl 0019901 9 Q6 6 Q46 Qef of roof hf Q06 94 4 0 9.9 OG I 9 J 'oo 0 0 0 ' SQ agzyqbpo 00110009 09 1' J' Q' SQ: 0 Q0,s0f 'fs fl Cf'Q: Cvg,Q, Q ooo' 6 ' Q JVC? JV 917 QQ' Q 49 of, Q1 so, as 01- Josdq oo Oo f 0,5 Oo fo Q 05 of Q' aatslvbsf, 900,000 '01, Us Ss Q Stow 0, 19. r J' ' 'ti' Being a senior, Iohn- ny leaves a position that will be hard to fill. Clever and capable with his jump shots, Iohn- ny displayed ability that will be missed by next year's team and spectators. Compliments of ATLAS CRANISHAFT. INC. Fostoria, Ohio IOHNNY STRIP? 53 cardiff? xggvwzcf s Q w Fcm 15 Hummer Roy Hatfield Irfllrl B 1ST Wayne Holm '1 Perbert B ckhasen T 'Wmy 'Nlcbks Hur Y are In rum Hawk Nara: wMrl'Lgnr1FrcdSm1hL,1L QJQVUQ 3 6L i ed WALTERS AUTO SERVICE BETTSVILLE HARDWARE Phefie DICKEN 6 WONDERS STUDIO '! enior Kkeergacfera Left to Rlqht Betty Shultz Bonme Shultz Ruth Ann Stuff Ina Rae Kxsslmg lfLl'Llf0l A QQQVAGCZQV5 Left to Rxqht Kay Yoakum Barbara Mcfflhaney Ruth Edmger Sandra Iones Representauve McDADE'S UPHOLSTERING Prudentral L1te Ins Co RUSSELL S IEWELRY G HOBBY SHOP Farm Loan DLVISIOH 115 N M6111 Street W Market Street Tlfhn Ohlo O I Wallermrer Fostorxa Ohro Phone 3076 Route No 4 Fostorla Ohro - 1 1 , . I O - I 1 1 - . . . . , . . - I . . 1 ' . . 'Q 1 w 'ff . 3 If I F A- rf ,. ., .,, :WW 6 ...P I gas ,I a 555 N fix, A my in .M Q-gqunllii 1 'Q 'Agia ' 'ACJ4' Q. sk fn-.M 5? ck . J A Z?6L5A8tA6L! jam 15 Ffh P ly lc cwh Tcrrry Ksslng Chares ' ' ' 1y IS ara Mendel F1 T e lu1 or F g 1 Basketball team lad a very u Q l arson llllS y ar although they 1 1 ol w1n t1 county tournament We rlay d tour games before the tourna ment wmmng two and los ng two We defeated L 1141111 by a core ot 44 to 23 We lost to New 5 by or Q ot 38 to 32 and 50 to Herbert Roth Carl Bncker Ronme Gmnever Ronrue Hedden Donald K1mble Larry Gmnever Renm Krupp Dale Wheeler I r Bncker Coa h For the County tournament we drew New R1egel and after holdmg them to a t1e score the trrst halt they came back to wm by a score of 34 to 22 Although our boys had httle expenence they 111 every game they played gddggdf 261,141 H GPU na l r s s era Dav Hecden Ray Haftreld Leonard Hatfeld lchrmy Sr1ti IGVYI IJ T1 1- I I . lf .W , 1 v - if 1 V' l - Q 1 H P 1 f, . , ' , rx . x '. I 'Q V ff, Q- die-.ii ,ol 1 .f G 1 , , 1:1 L 1. , l- Roth, , ' , ' ' , ' . 2-111 f.fyf,:s, EQ111 Qgl lffrilrwlgl. . ' , , Q , .' 1.111 hsrz. L' , ..f' , gerg V l Walmart, , , J, , C . he Il 11 l 1 f ' QlQ'GS5lL1 -fr ' ' e d'd ' ' ' H A 3 AMG l 1 ' . 1 V ' ' A A L ' L ' ' I Bottsvlllg by a score ot 36 to 12 and Hopewell- played well and showed good sportsmanship o ,U s . ' I . lllif 1 tj-l :fee es 2 36. :I 'V ' I ' I is ' -5 ' if 1 ' - 9 : ' 4 l : A I 1 Y I T ' 1 A li . , . L 1- n ' ' 1 lx l , X fzsi Fr-d fess , arf- Pa 'h G ld Fe1dl1ng, e ' , , 1 , t , f :zgzzty II 2.1: Fra 1 .Q1z11'h Larry ien, Alfred Exzkner, Mr. l.lCl.G',LC,'..l1Tl. 5' nz :fri Eiusscll, Llcya Ing . , l'1 Butler, Am avfvbaw W 'L Coffee Shop Dr D C George Bugner s Grocery Nobbs Beauty Shop Pete D1 Cesare s Shoe Guernsey :S Guernsey Kessels Dress Shop Lrttle Folks Shop Tltfm Buick Sales Dr Ullcny Dr Gerllnger Dr I L. Murphy Saddons Flower 61 Glft Shop Spleldenner Floor Covenng Dr S L Brown Elchhorn Imp Co Dr I N Klebel Repcnr Clayton Myers Whltes-Rlsmgsun Kansas Garage Fxlth Wheel Truck Stop Comstock Iewelry Store 6 Mrs. L P Lehmann F A Ruble Pennell E. Kmney TIFFIN UNIVERSITY COURSES Commerce 6 Flnance Accounting 6. Busmess Admlnlstratlon Executive Secretanal Stenographxc Authonzed to Confer Degrees Approved for Vetercm Trounlnq VISII the school or telephone 905 for 1nforrr1crt1on Wlthout obhqcrtlon BALLREICH FURNITURE FREE PARKING OPEN EVENINGS Phone 4212 Quallty 6. Servlce Fostoria Ohlo Smce l899 1441 N County Lme St on Rt. 199 Edge of Town Where Pnces are Down . . Dr. I. W. Carter, O.D. Dr. Perry THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Fostona. Ohio Frzendly Servxce For 70 Years Safe Sound - Dependable I GX Telephone 7732 Compllments of NYE IMPLEMENT Fostorlot Ohlo KIRBY S SHOE STORE 204 South Mam Street FOSTORIA OHIO Shoes for the Ent1re Famzly Handbags Hose Ph 7247 Oomphments of FOSTORIA WINDOW CLEANING 322V2 N Mom Fostorla Ohio MARATHON AUTO SALES Used Cars IS our buszness 310 Columbus Ave Fostorla Ohlo Owner S B Re1d1mq Phone 2151 GI - W 1 3 MEADOW GOLD STRANGE PUBLISHING Phone 66 T1f'I1n Ohio Pnnters Pubhshers The UNIQUE DERRICK Ice Cream R1s1nqsun Bloomdale 'W ood County s Favorlte Weekly Th IG CI K d a oo In Telephones 331332 R1s1nqsun Oh1o DECKER S SECONDHAND BASCOM BEAUTY SHOP STORE phone 62 119 E Center Si Bascom Ohio Phone 4687 Fostoria Ohio FLOWERLAND Earl P Peter TIFFIN DAIRY CO Artist With Flowers Quality Dairy Products Phone 611 318 S. Main Fostoria. Ohio 62 Phone 539 Tiffin l . . I In . I .. 1 . I .. . . n ' I I 0 0 n I I I I c Q Meadowbrook Park Playground of Northern Ohio Bascom Ohio Between Tiffin 6: Fostoria on Route 18 Clean Fun 6: Relaxation 60 Acres of Beautiful Groves Swimming Pool Play Grounds etc Dancing Pavilions Boating Pony Rides 6. Amusements Tables for Picmcs and Reunions Bath House Game Courts Baseball Grounds Refreshment Stands etc Outdoor Movies every Sun day Tuesday and Thursday Night beginning May 15 Ball munity Activities Round and Square Dancing Compliments of KETTLER S BARBER SHOP Sandusky and Fremont Sts TRYCO SPRAYERS Chemicals Insecticides Fostorla Ohlo Dcmco Ferhhzers Seed Corn Phone Bascorn 5 L R R 3 Fostoria O . I I . Room available for rental to Private Parties, Dances and. Corn- AMSDEN, OHIO . . . I Donald W. Heisennan THE ELECTRIC AUTO-LITE COMPANY Spark Plug Division Foundry Division A Good Place to Work FOSTORIA, OHIO MOES BAKED ENAMEL H Visifflf N PAINT SHOP PHONE 6297 1247 N. County Line St. Post ' Ohio ALL TYPES AUTOMOTIVE REFINISI-IING, BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING AHLENIUS Fostorra s Largest Department Store Carl A Schwahle Hardware Co PLUMBING SUPPLIES Servmg the Publrc for 80 years PHONE 87 T1H1n Ohro CHARLES I GREENE 501 Lynn St Fostorra Phone 5474 Farm Bureau Insurance Representatlve 104 DIFFERENT POI ICIES FOR YOUR LIFE YOUR HEALTH YOUR HOME YOUR FARM YOUR BUSINESS YOUR AUTO OR YOUR TRUCK INSURANCE Evenrngs Phone 5474 or 4327 Srnce 1868 THE GORDON LUMBER COMPANY 1602 North Unlon St Fostorta Ohlo ONSEL BROTHERS New and Used O11 Well Supplres Structural Prpe-Rods Tlle Drarnsf-Fence Posts RISINGSUN OHIO Phone 241 K S ROWE Doctor of Optometry 225 West Center St Phone 3601 Fostorla Ohro 65 O O l I I Compliments of , 0 ' 0 CCity or Farm Insurance-1 I I I I I . - O I COMPLIMENTS OP B. 8: B. CAFE BETTSVILLE. OHIO WILBUR FINSEL ROBERT KRAMB BEERS TV SALES 8: SERVICE TELEVISION 6. RADIO SALES G SERVICE STEWART WARNER 700 Sandusky St Phone 5590 FOSTCJRIA OHIO VIRGIL M GASE 225 West Center Street FOSIOTIQ Ohlo Insurance Real Estate Income Tax Serv1ce Photo COPIES Complzments of FOSTORIA SERUM COMPANY PELTON TOWN ST MARKET 418 S Town St Phone 2330 FOSIOHCI 01110 I-hgh Quallty Petroleum Products TUNE MOTOR SALES Phone 3347 120 Sandusky St FOSIOIIG Ohlo 66 ' ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE THE DRESS SHOP Idehcr Drentzler Complete Lme of 1UNIOR 6. MISSES DRESSES 114 S Mom St FOSTORIA OHIO Phone 2712 FREEMAN'S PURE OIL CARWASH LUBRICATION AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES East T1ff1n Street FOSIOIICI Ohlo WALTS LUNCH Grocenes 6 Fountcnn Servlce THE COMMERCIAL PRESS Prmtmq and OIIICG Supphes Steel Othce Furnlture SHERLIE ANN BAKERY The Lxttle Bakery Wlfh the Blg Welcome 132 Eost T1tf1n St Mr cmd Mrs E A DGVIS Fostorlcx Ohlo Compllments of MORRIS STORE Your Fnendly Service Store Fostonczx Ohlo I Bcrscorn, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio . ll U I ll I I ,W . I .4,1I .. E , 1.-5 . ' Swv- - .V -f :: waF1?rJs,fff1 f ' 1- fic lffurfr. tn-.!bf:'f , , 'Q .rx 'mi E - '1?' :- f one Busan. 'X D C0 ENET wt ss LBSR f' . hor R i ,PRonuG'1' x w J, ' L 4 D E LooMIs 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE SHULTZ AND LAWLESS AAA BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING AND REFINISHING Gas, O11 ci Lubncatlon 241 E Lytle Street IOHN SHAFERLY Carpenter Houses Cablnet Work Block La'y1nq PHONE 4068 FOSTOTIG Oh1o Comphments of DRY CLEANERS of FOSTORIA Acme Hedges Blshop Porters Edwards Keys Hade Comphments of VAUGHN VOORHIES Insurance 6 Real Estate Phone 2342 Bettsv111e OhlO 68 Cornphments of ORVAL GOOD G SON Genulne Pf1ster Hybnds Brahman Cattle AQIICO Fert111zer Phone 4065 Fostona OhlO X r I V . X . . . 90 X ' 4 is - V- rl . Phone 3724, if no answer Phone 2373 Forrest Iones WELL DRILLING Pumps-Prpes-Softeners Bettsvllle-Phone 3744 Kansas O'11o Mens and Boys Clothmg BILLS ECONOMY STORE Quahty At Low' Prlce Furrushlnqs Shoe Rubber Footwear Fostoma Ohlo BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Home ot the Thoughtful Glft DOROTHY and LOIS S BEAUTY SALON We SDGCIGIIZG ln cold Waves halr t1nt1r1a and halr styhnq 109 N M0111 F0SfOf1C1 Ohm 125 S Ma1n St Fostorla Ohlo L R KRANZ THE MOTOR SALES COMPANY General Contractor D d d Pl h PHONE 5432 0 ge an Ymou' Fostorla Ohlo 155 East South St Phone 3585 Fostorla Ohlo Comphments of KLINE S SUPER MARKET RISINGSUN, OHIO RISINGSUN HARDWARE Electncal Apphances Plurnbmg Pcnnts Housewares RISINGSUN, OHIO 69 I I n I , . 1 . 1 . . . I 1 I I I ' ' . . , C O ' I 1 . I - . O O L W HUFFMAN AUCTIONEER 35 years of experience. Sa1es of all klnds. Auctlon House Sales every Frrday Nrqht. Phone 3992 Fostorra Ohro HOME PASTRY SHOP Quality Baked Goods Phone 3270 307 N. Marn Street Fostorla Ohro BERT S FAMILY MARKET Choice Cuts ot Meats and Grocenes Phone 6677 Fostona Ohro DAIRY QUEEN Dazry Queens Taste Better The Cone wlth a Curl on Top MALTS SHAKES SUNDAES 400 S Maln Fostorla Oh1o ANTENNA WORKSHOP The Skys The L1m1t ANTENNAES INSTALLED MOVED RAISED KARL CRAMER 525 Rrver Street Fostorra Oh1o Phone 7177 Cornphrnents of TIFFIN MACHINE 6. AUTO PARTS 117 North Maln Street Market St T1tf1n Oh1o Comphrnents of GREEN S STORE Rlslnqsun Oh1o 70 CHARLIES SERVICE STATION Sandusky :S Buckley Sts FOSTOBIA OHIO Hardware Sherwm Wllhams Pamt 0 0 1 . . . . . . . . , . . I I I 1 . . 0 0 . . u I I . ll I u -ll 1 1 . 1 . . , W .. . . I 1 .. . , - .. . CLUUSE Compllmenis of CAFE 8: GROCERY Meyers Ponilac Sales Bascom Oh1o Tlfflll Oh1o for the Llncoln 81 Mercury Dealer AMSDEN CIDER MILL 170 E P Y S, Best w1Sh6S to You rrrrm orno The 41st Year of Business SPECTOR MOTOR SALES JEFFREY JEWELRY C0 Compllmems Featunna Arnerlcas Most J A Miller Tile Beloved Patterns ln INTERNATIONAL SILVER Company Estabhshed 1887 Manufacturers Prlced for your Budget DRAIN TILE BRICK Watches Dlamonds HOLLOW BUILDING TILE Mutual Phone 14 80 S Washlnqton St T1ft1n Ohlo Bascom Oh1o Cornphrnents Comphrnents williams JBWBITY SWG Ohm Farmers Gram and 177 s wqshmqton st Supply Assoclahun Trttln Ohlo pHONE 2837 FOSTORIA OHIO GENUINE Manufacturers of BOND DIAMONDS 72 Ohlo Farmers Feeds and Fe1 I1IlZel.'S Wholesalers oi Farm Supphes O of , I , I I O O ' 0 . . ' of of I ' I l I I I Compliments ot The Mennel Mlllrng Company Flour Feed Gram Fostorta Uhto Sayres General Store And Motor Sales Grocenes Meats Phone 2025 Amsden Ohlo Earl H Sayre Compltments of Delnzer Pleliler 8: Co Audltors Tax Consultants Compllments ot Market Bookkeepmg servtce and Where paykmg 15 ng Systems Ttlltn Ohlo problem Titfm Uhto . U . Tillin Parksave Super Garage Phone 6811 Res Phone Carey 39 OK Guaranteed Used Cars Morrlson s Motor Sales NEW AND USED CARS ANY MAKE T1II1I'1 and Poplar St South on Rt 323 Fostona Oh1o o To Hill for Gas MAY YOUR LIFE BE LONG AND HAPPY AND EVERY DESIRE ACCOMPLISHED H111 s Farr Prlce SIHIIOII Fostona Oh1O Comphrnents of McDan1el Insurance Agency BETTSVILLE of KANSAS Phone 2434 ofhce Phone 3737 res1dence 'I4 RADCLIFF S 1720 N Countyhne St EOSTORIA OHIO Custom Made TV 6. Amateur Antennaes CROSLEY 6 SPARTON TV IIG I ll l I l I I n l C- A- MORRISGN Columbus Ave. I Weller Wonderly DAY OR N'lGl-IT AMBULANCE SERVICE General Merchandlse MAIN 2009 Jem E Weller Kansas 0hl0 FREMONT OHIO Bascom Elevator and Supply PHONE 840 WARD STOCK YARDS Let Us Grrnd and Mzx Your Feeds No Yardage No Commzssron Largest Concrete Gram Storage 500 Findlay ROCICI rn Seneca County PHONE 4600 PHONE 117 Fostona Ohlo Bascom Ohro Inc. I II II . , Cliff Wonderly 75 Standard 011 Products Fuels 0118 Gasollne and Motor U S FLAGG BGIISVIIIG Phone 3247 Comphments by your Motorlst Mutual Agent 9nn.a5iahL.9nA, 0414, 304 E North St FOSIOIIG Oh1o COMPLETE INSURANCE AND BONDING SERVICE PHONE 4780 Comphments ot Flrth Machrne 8: Tool Fostorla 0h1o Comphments Streacker Tractor Sales TIIIIH Oh1o Phone 478 FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT NEW HOLLAND FARM MACHINERY NORGE APPLIANCES LINCOLN WELDERS WOOD BROS CORNPICKERS QS COMBINES Distributor of Inc. I SENECA MOTOR SALES Joyce Snyder STONES CHRYSLER 6. PLYMOUTH BARNYABD FH-L CARS LIME SPREADING 8 E Mctrket Street NACO FERTILIZER 6 INSEC'I'ICIDES PHQNE 1545 FOSTORIA OHIO TIIIIII Oh1o RR 4-13 Phone 281 Bcrscom Snyder Flymg Servlce Dustlng Seedmg 6. Spraymg SNYDER AIRPORT FOSIOTICI Oh1O Comphments ot FOSTORIA CONCRETE PRODUCTS POSTORIA OI-HO I n A n ' ' I 5 1 b -R - , X4 -4: 1 :fi ' TRW' - . '. .':fr01- 1 .H- . . J ,t,. .,.y, .. M. ,,,,-.... H a - Q3-,ff I . --'J . 51194 T31 . P .vi-14.+ J' -C920 -' . . :'1.-If 'L--I aewm-L. f-ff .1 O I I ' 1 I IOI-IN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT THE EAST NORTH STREET LUMBER CO Phone 7759 Fostor1a Ohlo G A DECKARD 6 SONS General Contractmg New Constructlon QS. Remodehnq Phone 3197 I44 Lunt Street FOSTORIA OHIO I H IONES AND SON Coal Bullders Supphes Ready Mix Concrete Phone 2385 Fostona Oh1o 6. I HAMBURGER SHOP If we haven t got lt You re better off wnthout lt 131 E Center St Fostorla Oh1o mfg, overheelx Stay well dreeeed end protect your I et. Good hoe replhl colt eo little Sxoee rebuilt while you alt. w Bppe replaced. Goh ehoee re-eplk JOE BROWN S Shoe Repair Shop 100 L 'Nh Fostona Oh1o We W111 dye your shoes to match your gown CHALFIN S DRUG Formerly Eaton sl A Safe Dependable Drug Store Ma1n St Fostona Ohlo GLENN L CARPER Speclal Representatlve 'I'he Ohlo State Llfe Insurance 78 Company BETTSVILLE, OHIO R L REEDER Reqzstered Angus Cattle Phone 6004 RR 4414 Fostoria Ohio Be U 443 S. Poplar St. FWATCH 'Ol , ,run . V l H I .1 I ' 121 N. ' . ', ' Compliments of SHUMWAY S FLOWERS 23 S Woshlnqton St Tlffln Ohlo GEM MANUFACTURING CORP Phone 39 Boscorn Oh1o Comphrnents of 'I'I'IE FASHION SHOP Corner Woshmgton 61 Modlson TIFFIN OHIO Phone 5437 MUSIC SIOIG MUSIC CENTER Everythmg MUSICCII 226 North Mom St FOSIOIIG Oh1o ERNIE DUFPIELD Owner Dance Orchestro Phone 5397 WILSON S SHELL SERVICE Lubrlcotlon Tlres Botterles Auto Repcur Seot Covers Cor Wcrshlnq Rodlotor Servlce Co ner South G Mom Sts Fostorlo O Comphrnents of 2 Mrles West ot Tlttln Oh1o Route 14224 Phone 2 WILLARD L OVERHOLTZ Owner ond Operotor Cornphrnents of HARTMAN S ELECTRIC SHOP Comphrnents of SAHS REST HOME RISINGSUN OHIO 79 ' WILL-o MOTEL ' . 929 Compliments of WOODS CUT RATE STORE BETTSVILLE OHIO CHANEY'S MARKET Grocenes Meat Fresh Vegetables Kansas Ohlo Comphments of CLAYTON CESSNA Water Well Dr11I1ng Bettsvtlle Phone 3293 Kansas Oh1o AUTO SALES GILLIG ELECTRIC CO Fostorla Oh1O Cameras Watches ci Dlamonds Fostona s Leadmq Iewelers Cred1t at Cash Prlces You can SAVE MONEY 1t you lnsure your car and home Wlth E W SHAUFELBERGER m the Farm Bureau Phone 840 Real Estate Broker Clty Property and Farms Comphments ot TURNER FUNERAL HOME TIPPIN OHIO 80 Comphments of SEARS ROEBUCK 6. CO Phone 6696 122 W T1tt1n St Postona Oh1O George - cHAPMAN's - Bob C ' CHAS E ANDREWS Grocenes Meats Frozen Foods General Merchandlse Phone 2691 Bettsv111e Oh1o TIFFIN APPLIANCE SALES Ph11co Apphances Te1ev1s1on Eadlos Be-ndlx Home Laundry Equlpment Adrn1ra1 Te1ev1s1on PHONE 4318 27 Court St TIIIIU Oh1o STUART NIGHSWANDER I H DANIELS Merchandxse 326 S Maln Fostorla Ohlo MATHIAS HEATING 94 North Washlnqton Street T1tt1n Oh1o OFFICE SUPPLY SHOP 112 West Center Street FOSIOIIG Oh1o Office Equlpment cmd Supphes HOYT SEED CO F leld Garden 6 Farm Seeds Phone 3823 Fostorla, Oh1o PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK CO OP ASSN TIIIIH, Ohio BUYERS OF LIVESTOCK of all Grades Comphments of H I I I N X 301 Perry St Phone 5779 EOSTOEIA, OHIO 81 Furniture and Household COMPANY THE VAL U DRESS SHOP Where Smart Women Practxce Thnft 122 South Maln St FOSTORIA EDISON CUT RATE DRUG Three Regustered Pharrnacrsts Lowest Prices ln Oh1o A11 the Leadlnq Cosmetlc Llnes 101 N Maln St Postona Oh1o MCCLORY BROTHERS Grocenes Gas and Fuel O11 Wholesale and Reta11 BATDORFF TIRE AND TREAD CO Hawkmson Treads 430 Wentz St Phone 596 TIFPIN OHIO STROMAN IMP CO Ohver Farm Equxpment 125 East Center St Phone 2591 MYERS G LICHTLE LTD Plumbing and Heatmg Supplles 317 South Matn Street Fostorla Oh1o PHONE 878 KINN 6: THEOBALD AGENCY 109 E Center Street FOSTORIA OHIO Phones 6604 6605 Insurance Real Estate 82 DON S SUPER MARKET Corner Sandusky 6: Buckley Phone 2347 FOSIOTIG Oh1o Phone Bettsvi11e 3162 0 Fostoria 3004 G ...ms Hummel Motor Sales SMITH -fx GRABER OOIO CCMPLIMENTS CONTRACTOR BettsV111e 2348 Eostorla 5 PONTIAC CADILLAC G M C TRUCKS Twenty tour Hour Wreckmq Servlce Complete Body and Pcunt Servxce 1230 N Countyhne St PHONE 31 16 SALES SERVICE Fostorla Ohlo F ostorla Ice and Coal Company 410 E. North St. Phone 3686 Cement Mortar Plaster Llme Sand Stone Calcrum Rock Lath ICE COLD BEER Carry Out Soft Drmks P1cn1c Chests Charcoal Sacked Coa1 Salt Ice Cream Freezers HARD COAL FREE BEER DELIVERY AMPLE PARKING SPACE Comphments of Warn s Hardware Bascom 0h1o Phone 32 I Inc. OF ' , , or 135 W. North sf. ' 030 -, ' O I I . . . , , WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Member F .T D. TELEPHONE 4324 South Union Street Payne Brothers Greenhouses Fostoria Ohio CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS ROY S SHOE SERVICE Expert Shoe Repazrznq Zippers repaired and replaced all types leather work jackets retinished shoes dyed We use OSuI11vans No I Sole and Heel 120 E Center Street Phone 2388 Compllments HOOVEI' S SOIIIO Mann Funeral Home Inc Ambulance SBIVICB Garage 81 Servlce Statlon TIRES BATTERIES OIL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION FOR THE HOME Bascorn Ohlo PHONE 6694 Phone 68-A Fostorla Ohlo Residence 68 X 84 I I I I I II I l I II ' 0 I l of I I I I I 0 I I I . - SENECA CONCRETE PRODUCTS C0. Field Drainage Tile Building Supplies R R 5 Trfhn Ohio M mile south and 1 mrle east of Bascom Ohro W B Shumway Sr M E Shumway Mgr USE 1, llamllnfnl S MITH S APPAREL SHOP 117 NORTH MAIN STREET FOSTORIA OHIO 190 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET TIFFIN OHIO SMART APPAREL or MATRON AND IVIISS Carol King Shlrley Lee Martha Manning and Levine DRESSES Korrect RoseMar Mary Lane BICYCLES AND REPAIRING P gf! F1xtures 43. W' an R Q Suppies lf' J! I F A COPLEY FOSTORIA OHIO COATS 105 Perry St Phone 2362 Hosrery, Underwear ci ACCGSSOTIGS . . 1 . . I . I I C I O O U I 0 gi I L 3 :- .X ' ee I- ..... '- I , I l - ,ll :YA Llqhtlnq 3, lf' u ' ali, Q I ' ' -2 ' , f ft: I , of .I 47 .Arai ive! '.,Q-fl! X -T24 ,A . t w DWQNV F 4 x scuwunu-sum' alcvcLEs ll I ll ll ' ll I n . . . 11 11 ' I Compliments of THE COMMERCIAL BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY Member of the Federal Reserve System Member ofthe Deposri Insurance Corporatron KANSAS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR Hardware and Farm Supplres Gram Feed Coal rr Oh Fostoria. 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