Jonathan Alder High School - Power Horn Yearbook (Plain City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1960 volume:

THE POWDER HORN F0R 1960 PUBLISHED BY JONATHAN ALDER HIGH SCHOOL PLAIN CITY, OHIO THE POWDER HORN STAFF These are the members of the 1960 Powder Horn Staff. This group of students sold advertising for the yearbook. THE STAFF tcutor-------------------------------------- Beth Boggs Assistant Editor - -- -- -- -- - Barbara Howsmon Features - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- £iena Gilliam Sports ' ...................Kay Davis, Dave Wing Copy ......................Betty Lou Hostetler TyPlsts..................Diane DeLeon, Nona Peachy Photographers................................ Ed Reiselt Advisor Mrs. Dorodly Sayre Mrs. Sayre ADMINISTRATION From the Office of the Superintendent: To the Advisor and Powder Horn Staff: ADMINISTRATION I wish to express appreciation for the rich contribution made by the POWDER HORN to the objectives of our educational system. The school administration, cognizant of the unique part the yearbook plays in creating school spirit and tradition, salutes the advisor and members of the POWDER HORN staff for the success thathas crowned their efforts in this excellent project. GEORGE M. ROBINSON I do appreciate the energy, the enthusiasm, the resourcefulness and the skill with which you have served as staff members and faculty advi- sor for the 1960 Powder Horn. I hereby salute you for the success that crowned your efforts in the worth-while project. Thank You. GORDON E. OXLEY - FACULTY ELIZABETH BARTO Languages Wooster, B. A. Wittenberg, M.A. THELMA CARY Math, English Senior Survey Capital, A.B. CHLOENE CRAIG English and Speech Ohio Northern, A.B. MARCELLA MEYER Physical Education Driver Education Ohio State, B.S. Colorado State, M.A. ALICE MILLER Home Economics Ohio State, B.S. DOROTHY SAYRE Commercial Subjets Marshall College, A.B. ETHEL THOMPSON Mathematics and Geography Ohio University, A. B. Ohio State, M. E. National Honor Society Advisor FACULTY JAMES ADAMS Vo-Ag University of Kentucky, B. S. HERBERT CAMPBELL Industrial Arts Wilmington, B.S. LEONARD DAY Science Wilmington, B. S Ohio State. M.E. JAMES HILL Music Ohio State, B. S. RICHARD TERMEER History, Biology Athletic Director Otterbein, B.S. GODFREY WRIGHT P. O.D., Phys. Ed., Coach University of West Virginia, B.S. HELEN PESTA Commercial Subjects Ohio University, B.S. Ohio State, M.A. BOARD OF EDUCATION AUSTIN GLENN HUGH ROBERT GILBERT H ARB AGE DILLION ROBY CONVERSE KIRBY STAFF DORIS CARY Guidance Counselor Wooster Ohio State, B. A. Colombia, M.A.' MARTHA CONVERSE Assistant Clerk KAREN MEEKER Secretary DORIS WEEKS BLANCHE SEAMAN ESTEL SPARKS PEARL DILLION SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO EVERY MAN'S LIFE IS A PLAN OF GOD. CLASS COLORS AMERICAN BEAUTY RED AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER ROSS WALKER President TOM SAWYER Vice President WILLIS CORDIAL Treasurer JIM WARNER Secretary AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE CARL DAVIS BETH BOGGS BOB HERRIOTT CLYDE JORDAN BEVERLY BOYD LUCKIE COLLIER RONNIE KITCHEN JUDY DAVIS BILL NOTEMAN KAY DAVIS DIANE DE LEON CARL OILER JOHN LINDIG BARBARA EBRIGHT PHIL OXLEY CARY PERKINS MARY EGER MERCEDESE EGER STEVE PATTERSON ELENA GILLIAM JOHN PHELPS PAUL RAMEY NAOMI HERSHBERGER PAT KING LARRY RING BETTY LOU HOSTETLER JOHN SCHOBY JERRY SCOTT BARBARA LOWRY MARGARET MILLER JUNIE THOLLAS KAREN OVERTURF JIM WEBER BOB WRIGHT NONA PEACHEY PAT PEAKE MELVIN YOUNGBLOOD ROSE PURDUM CHRISTINA WARD DOROTHY WILSON DAVE WING LORETTA YODER SENIOR SNAPS Heavens, No! Don't go away Well! ! Gettv-un Three down I'm the boss Up in the Air Should I? Lonely boy On the dock A diplomat? Under water It's magic! 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ML ' ..•' ■ - • ' - 4� PHYLLIS BERRY GUY COLFLESH ROSEMARY BLEVINS ESTEL CULWELL DORIS BLUMENSCHEIN LARRY DAVIS ELLEN BOWMAN GARY DEPP SUE CALDWELL PAUL FERGUSON NANCY CHAPMAN GERALD FREY SUE COLLIER JOHN GAA LEAH GLASS JERRY HACKETT GLORIA HARPER STEPHEN HARBAGE JANET HEADINGS PAUL HEDRICK 1 BETTY HELMUTH TERRY HORCH BARBARA HOWS MON PHIL HOSTETLER NANCY LOVE MICHAEL MINSHALL CAROLYN LOVELESS MERRILL NICOL DONNA LOWRY TOM RALEY SHARON MARKEY DICK REISELT VELMA MAY TOM ROBY CHARLOTTE PERSINGER DALE SANFORD BETTY SHY GARY THOMAS MARY SMITH BILL THOMAS GORDENELLE WATSON JOHN WOLFE TOMMY WEBB DAN YODER MARSHA WEBER FLOELLA WELDON PATSY YOUNG ARLENE YOUNGBLOOD DOLLY SPARKS ROBERT WILCOX JUDY SPARKS RONALD WILCOX fife RUBY KEATON DOROTHY KAZEE MICHAEL LAULE JAMES McGRAW FIRST ROW: Jane Adkins, Marilyn Beach, Ervin Beachy, Nelson Beachy, David Bennett, Diane Bishop. SECOND ROW: Jerry Blenthinger, Sharon Blythe, Bill Boggs, Judy Bowers, Bob Boyd, Jerry Boyer. THIRD ROW: Connie Brown, Phyllis Burns, Jay Carter, Larry Chandler, Lexie Collier, Charles Culwell. FOURTH ROW: Woodrow Delong, Janice Dillion, Shara Dooley, Daryll Driscoll, Donald Durham, Norman Elias. FIRST ROW: Pat Fitzpatrick, John Frey, Beverly Foulk, Mary Grayson, Carol Graber, Joyce Green. SECOND ROW: Ted Hammond, Monroe Harbage, Brenda Harrington, Edna Helmuth, Emma Hershberger, Lester Hostetler. THIRD ROW: Paul Hostetler, John Karrer, Lanny Kidd, Donna Kuhnt, Frank Long, John Love. FOURTH ROW: Bob Miller, Ella Miller, Sara Miller, Allen Patterson, Okey Payne, Naomi Peachey. I i FIRST ROW: Max Phillips, David Price, Judy Puchovich, Roger Roberts, Steve Sawyer, John Schabach. SECOND ROW: Katy Schoby, Larry Seedle, Betty Spencer, Gary Thompson, Tom Thomas, Shirley Truitt. I THIRD ROW: Bob Tobin, Viola Yutzy. FOURTH ROW: Rosalie Tucker, Gary Underhill, Chris Wal- ker, Charles Wears, Bill Wilcox, Juanita Wilcox. FIFTH ROW: Linda Wilcox, Janet Wilson, Junior Williamson, Charles Wolfe, Jerry Young, Kenny Young. FRESHMEN Jerry Allgyer Edson Berg James Bowman Jarold Bryant Ronnie Byerly Earl Cantrell Jack Clairbourne Mary Lou Collier Bob Crisp Charles Davis Sandra Delong Homer Detwiler Gloria Edwards Frances Fauver Linda Frey Roger Fry Yorkie Gilliam JoAnne Glock Gladys Gordan George Gordan John Grayson Walter Hay Freda Horsley Alma Hostetler Leslie Hunter Eddie Jackson Jim Jordan Charles Knox Max Lindig Bob Loar Carl Mitchell Richard McGraw Ronald Millington Emma Mullet Dale Oiler Steve Oxley a Pamela Patterson Linda Pettit Junior Phillips Katie Plank Ira Plank Edd Reiselt Guy Roberts Mary Janice Roby Tate Roll Linda Sparks Mary Stutzman Jim Thomas Pat Thomas Cary Venrick Kit Walters Linda Walters Walter Wears Doanld Weldon Lucy Weldon Marcia Weber Dick Williamson Glenn Williams Margie Williamson Neal Wilson Tom Wilson Jim Wing Joe Wing Wayne Zimmerman CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN JUNIORS President------ Vice President Secretary------ Treasurer------ - - STEVE OXLEY YORKIE GILLIAM - MARY J. ROBY - LUCY WELDON Treasurer..................- VELMA MAY Secretary...............BARBARA HOWSMON Vice President..................LARRY DAVIS President........................GARY DEPP SOPHOMORES SENIORS Treasurer------ Vice President Secretary — - President------ •JUANITA WILCOX -DAVID BENNETT -JANICE DILLION - BEVERLY FOULK President — - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - - ROSS WALKER - TOM SAWYER • - JIM WARNER WILLIS CORDIAL JUNIE THOMAS CARL OILER DAVE WING DALE SANFORD WILLIS CORDIAL ROSS WALKER STEVE SAWYER Jf BASKETBALL 1960 VARSITY TEAM - In front: Jay Carter, manager. Left to right: Jerry Boyer, Ross Walker, David Price, Carl Oiler, Steve Sawyer, Jim Weber, manager, Junie Thomas, Dave Wing, Dale Sanford, Dick Reiselt, Willis Cordial. i 1960 RESERVE TEAM - FIRST ROW. left to right: Tate Roll, Ed Reiselt, Bill Thomas, Walter Hay, Bill Wilcox, Earl Cantrell. SECOND ROW: Dale Oiler Dick Williamson, Jim Jordan, Roger Roberts. THIRD ROW: Frank Hav Guv Roberts, Guy Colflesh. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Millington. Mr. Campbell ' mm ACTION SHOTS 5 I - .....— Looking for something? All hands BASEBALL 1959 BASEBALL TEAM TRACK Is he safe? OKEY PAYNE, Member of 1959 Track Team VARSITY BASKETBALL Arlene Youngblood Ruth Blumenschein Kay Davis, Head Cheerleader Floella Weldon Marsha Weber RESERVE BASKETBALL Beverly Foulk Judy Bowers Mary Janice Roby Janice Dillion Linda Wilcox, Head Cheerleader FOOTBALL Beverly Foulk Judy Bowers Marsha Weber Janice Dillion Floella Weldon Linda Wilcox Kay Davis, Head Cheerleader BACK ROW, left to right: E. Bowman, F. Weldon, S. Caldwell, R. Purdum, Miss Meyer, B. Spencer, J. Adkins, M. Eger, M. Smith. FRONT ROW: L. Wilcox, S. Truitt, K. Walters, J. Dillion, B. Foulk, M. Beach, J. Bowers, L. Collier, K. Schoby. VARSITY A” BACK ROW, left to right: J. Boyer, J. Gaa, R. Roberts, R. Wilcox, M. Youngblood, J. Carter, B. Boggs. MIDDLE ROW: J. Weber, J. Thomas, C. Oiler, B. Wright, P. Adams, Mr. Wright. FRONT ROW: W. Cordial, J. Schoby, P. Oxley, R. Walker, D. Sanford, C. Walker. i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Ethel Thompson, Advisor; Pat King, Treasurer; Ann Adkins, Secretary; Ross Walker, Project Chairman; Beth Boggs, Vice President; Chris Ward, President. One of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon high school Juniors and Seniors is membership in the National Honor Society. Each year, members of the Junior and Senior classes, who have maintained a cumu- lative scholastic average of 3. 00 or better, are rated by the faculty on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Only 10% of the Junior Class and 15% of the Senior Class may be elected during any school year. Those students who meet the requirements are initiated into the society during an impressive tapping cere- mony. This year members of the society selected officers to carry out a money-making project. The money will be used to purchase a plaque on which the names of past and present members will be engraved. NEW MEMBERS, from left to right: Barbara Howsman, Marsha Webber, Barbara Blanton, Betty Hostetler, Velma May, Dale Sanford, Sharon Markey, Donna Lowry. •MMMHi QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, is the only international honorary society for high school students. To be eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll one must be of junior ranking, be in the upper third of his class, have a B average in English, and be approved by Miss Elizabeth Barto and the executive secretary of the society. This year's journalism class consisted of seven Quill and Scroll members who were installed last spring and four new journalism students. FIRST ROW, left to right: Rosemary Blevins, Sharon Markey, Barbara Howsman, Marsha Weber, Steve Harbage, and Miss Barto. SECOND ROW, left to right: Barbara Blanton, Mercedese Eger, Ann Adkins, Ross Walker, Beth Boggs, and Pat King. LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Carolyn Loveless, Naomi Hershberger, Sharon Blythe, Tommy Webb, Yorkie Gilliam, Joe Wing, and Miss Barto. SECOND ROW, left to right: Rosemary Blevins, Gordonelle Watson, Sue Collier, Phyllis Berry, Linda Frey, Edna Helmuth, and Elena Gilliam. THIRD ROW, left to right Bob Wright, Junie Thomas, and Jerry Scott. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Oxley - Advisor; Linda Wilcox - Secretary; Steve Sawyer - Treasurer; Marsha Weber - President; Jim Weber - Vice President. The Student Council, whose members are selected by their respective classes, sponsor many worthwhile projects through- out the year. The main project this year was the sale of Booster Bars. They also helped in the planning of the Career Day Conference, they presented a tree to the school and also offered a reward for inform- ation leading to the persons who broke sev- eral school windows. These members are responsible for as- certaining student opinion on school policies and for voicing their opinions in the discus- sion of problems. SENIOR CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW, left to right; Carolyn Loveless, Gloria Edwards, Ella Miller, Linda Wal- ters, Mary Janice Roby, Betty Shy, Barbara Ebright, Gloria Harper, Jane Adkins, Bev- erly Foulk, Shirley Truitt, Janice Dillion, Mary Smith. SECOND ROW, left to right; Mr. Hill, Director; Sharon Blythe, Freda Horsley, Lexie Collier, Francis Fauver, Don- na Kuhnt, Patty Thomas, Phyllis Burns, Kathy Walters, Velma May, Pat Fitzpatrick, Jo Ann Glock, Pat Peake. THIRD ROW, left to right; Pat King, Beverly Boyd, Bob Boyd, Allan Patterson, Kenny Young, Steve Sawyer, Cary Perkins, Lanny Kidd, Bob Tobin, Ann Adkins, Doris Blumenschein, Steve Oxley, Neal Wilson. naror Bishop Markey Beth Boggs Sue Caldwel Y-TEENS Y-Teen Members 1959-1960 Ring Around Christmas Doughnut Sale In addition to the Y-Teen dance and Doughnut sale the club had two picnics, a Kindness Day program, Thanksgiving program and Christmas meditation. F.H.A. ROW ONE, left to right: Sue Collier, Elena Gilliam, Ruth Blemenschein, Gloria Edwards, Linda Walters, Doris Blumenschein, Francis Fauver, Janice Left to Right: Vice President; Beth Boggs, President; Christina Ward, Treas- urer; Janice Dillion, Secretary; Pasty Young, Ruth Blumenschein, Diane De- leon, Loretta Yoder, Linda Walters, Kay Davis, Pat Fitzpatrick, Francis Fau- ver, Phyllis Berry, Betty Shy, Beverly Boyd, Elena Gilliam, Mary Eger, Lexie Collier, Beverly Foulk, Shirley Triutt, Judy Sparks, Barbara Ebright. Dillion, Betty Shy, Pat Fitzpatrick, Phyllis Burns, Mrs. Miller, Advisor. I ROW TWO, left to right: Phyllis Berry, Linda Sparks, Kay Davis, Diane De- Leon, Mary Eger, Beverly Boyd, Glayds Gordan, Jo Ann Glock, Rosemary I Blevins, Pasty Young. Lexie Collier. ROW THREE; left to right: Mary Gray- son, Beth Boggs, Judy Sparks, Sue Headlee. Barbara Ebright, Luckie Collier, Brenda Harrington, Pat Thomas. Beverly Foulk, Shirley Truitt, Freda Horsley, Mary Smith. -____ F.H.A. SNAPS Decorating for Homecoming The F. H. A. Club had a busy year under the direction of Mrs. Alice Miller. The girls sponsored the Homecoming, snack bar with Y-Teens at basketball games, and a Christmas party for the Columbus School for the Retarded. They also had a daddy date night, and mother-daughter banquet. The members of the Future Homemakers of America are working Toward New Horizons. Their colors are red and white and their flower is a red rose. The chapter theme this year is To Promote Good Will. FRONT ROW, lett to right: Carl Oiler, Jerry Scott, Jerry Hackett, Dale San- ford, Mr. Adams, Advisor; Tom Roby, Max Phillips, Roger Roberts, Monroe Harbage, John Lindig. SECOND ROW, left to right: Steve Harbage, Guy Roberts, Carl Mitchell, Edson Berg, Leslie Hunter, Max Lindig, Dale Oiler, Phil Adams, Jay Carter. THIRD ROW, left to right: Eddie Rieselt, Bill Thomas, George Gordon, Merril Nicol, Wayne Zimmerman, Tom Thomas. John Lindig and his Prime Steer 'PaEMMIIo I I u. Tom Roby and his Western Ewe n HBMi ■H F.F.A. OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Jerry Hackett - Secretary, Jerry Scott - President, Mr. James Adams - Advisor, Carl Oiler - Vice President, Dale Sanford - Treasurer. BACK ROW: Max Phillips - Sentinel, Tom Roby - Reporter. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for high school farm boys who are interested and participate in Vocational Agriculture. The F. F. A. is the lar- gest all-boys' organization in the world. The Hi-Y is a Nation-Wide Fellowship of boys in 72 different countries. The Hi-Y at Jonathan Alder is connected with the Columbus Y. M.C. A. The motto of the Hi-Y is: To create, maintain, and extend, through- out the home; school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Some of the activity that the Jonathan Alder Hi-Y participated in this year was a hayride, picnic, a collection of food for the needy at Christmas, and a paper drive. TOM SAWYER.......................Treasurer RONNIE KITCHEN...................President WILLIS CORDIAL ------ -Vice President GARY DEPP - -- -- -- -- -- - Secretary JIM WEBER-----------------Sergeant-at-Arms MIKE MITCHELL - .................Assistant «OSS WALKER.........................ChapUm HI-Y JONATHAN ALDER BAND THE COURT Senior Attendant - Christina Ward Escort - Dick Bishop Junior Attendant - Velma May Escort - Mike Minshall Queen - Ruth Blumenschein Escort - Phil Oxley Sophomore Attendant - Linda Wilcox Escort - Gary Thompson Freshman Attendant - Linda Walters Escort - Ronnie Byerly ADVERTISING Compliments of ALDER CHEVROLET Hillards, Ohio 32 East Main Street Phone TR-67393 Sales and Service JACK ALDER, Owner PLAIN CITY LANES Phone 3-9415 RUSSELL’S CO. Central Ohio's Farm Center Hillards Office Phone TR-67333 Store Phone TR-67315 Fletcher, Ohio Branch Phone 2011 We Can Supply Every Need for Farm and Home Feeds Coal Seeds Farm Supplies Grain Hardware Fertilizer Appliances Ohio's Largest Producer of Certified Seeds COMPLIMENTS OF W. LEE, M.D. HERMAN KARRER, M.D. CEPHAS ATKINSON ----- Chairman of the Board ANDREW W. CARY OTTO B. COSGRAY H. B. WALKER MARY E. MITCHELL - - THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Plain City, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations, Class of I960 For Barns That Stay Painted Longer Compliments of DEAN AND BARRY Compliments of DR. JOHN E. ADAMS TEDRICKS HARDWARE Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-5324 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments of Complete Banking Service ESKIMO QUEEN Marysville, Ohio THE Compliments of NAU THE GRAIN COMPANY HOLLANDALE Plain City Phone 3-1Z74 RESTAURANT Grain Seed Coal Feed Plain City, Ohio Fertilizer CHAPMAN-MEYERS Before the Family Gets Separated-- Why Not Have a Portrait Made--NOW FORD at Plain City THE CUBBERLY STUDIO Ford Sales and Services 38 1 2 South Sandusky St. in Plain City for 20 Years. Delaware, Ohio THE CENTRAL-NATIONAL BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LONDON Invites You to Use Its Complete Financial Service of Checking Accounts London and West Jefferson Loans Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Savings Accounts Christmas Savings Collections Night Depository Travelers Checks London, Ohio — . T T T lOO l Bank Money Orders Safe Deposit Box 24 Hour Night Phone UL 2-1234 Depository West Jefferson, Ohio THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK TR 9-8481 London, Ohio Member F. D. I. C. Compliments of PEOPLES STORE 15 W. William St. Delaware, Ohio Phone 23751 MAIN HARDWARE Maytag I Sales Service Chief Paint Sporting Goods Mechanics burg Phone 4-1405 PENDLETON CHEVROLET Your Local Chevrolet Dealer We Furnish the Jonathan Alder Driving Training Car Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-5471 BEACH-CHANDLER CO. Lumber and Building Supplies Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-1435 Cong ratulations Class of I960 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. MARY LOU RIHL, Agent Plain City, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of I960 JOHNNY W. RIHL, Auctioneer Plain City, Ohio TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALONS Plain City Phone 3-4061 Look to us London Phone UL2-0374 to Look your best Compliments of Compliments of REALL FARM EQUIPMENT DR. JOHN E. CRAIG OPTOMETRIST Allis-Chalmers - New Holland Me Cullogh Chain Saws Palsgrove Elevators Phone 2-1916 Oils and Greases Tires Marysville, Ohio 358 N. Main, Marysville Phone 3-2796 ROHR FURNITURE CO. Compliments of EDNA’S RESTAURANT Union County's Largest Store Fine (Home Cooked) Meals Carry Out Short Orders Foot Long Hot Dogs Marysville, Delaware Phone 3-2281 Plain City, Ohio Best Wishes to the Graduates From HOFBAUERS SHUR-TONE FEEDS MEAT MARKET and Milford Center - Marysville Ohio DAIRY CREST Mechanicsburg - N. Lewisburg Meet You After Every Game at PLAIN CITY GREENHOUSE HEFLIN’S Flowers for All Occasions AIRPORT RESTAURANT Plain City Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-3421 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '60 BEN JONES DRUG STORE PLAIN CITY PHARMACY 24 Hour Prescription Service Available by Phoning Your Druggist for Over 50 Years 3-3515 or 3-2635 Plain City Phone 3-3392 Compliments of the MOORE’S HOUCHARD OIL CO. ASSOCIATE STORE Plain City Firestone Tires Phone 3-5282 Phone 3-3343 H. E. NEILSEN, Owner Plain City GREEN DEW FARM CHEMICAL, INC. PARSON’S IMPLEMENT CO. Manufacture r Case-O-Matic Tractors of Ford Tractors and Dearborn Complete Liquid Fertilizer Implements Plain City, Ohio Plain City Phone 3-5444 B. M. YOUMAN’S SON KENNY FULK ELECTRIC ELEVATOR HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Grain Coal Sales and Service Seeds Pittsburgh Paints Feeds Farm Supplies Commercial and Industrial Wiring Phone 3-1114 R. R. No. 3 Plain City, Ohio Phone 32055 Plain City, Ohio JOHN’S HAZEL NOTEMAN TEXACO SERVICE On the Square INSURANCE Phone 3-3465 Tire Repairing Motor Tune-Up Jobs Wheel Balancing Phone 3-2205 Plain City, Ohio LINWORTH FARMERS EXCHANGE COMPANY Hayden Branch Grain - Feed - Coal Farm Supplies FRED KILE AND SON, INC. Master Mix and Murphy Feeds Phone: Amlin TR 6-7317 Plain City 3-2811 ELTON AND JIM Compliments of Compliments of WELDON’S INN SCHOBY’S SUNOCO STATION DONNIE AND JIM W. Main St. - South on Route 42 Plain City, Ohio Plain City, Ohio MERCURY CLEANERS MAYNARD’S LUNCH 209 Main Street Good Food Quality Cleaning 24 Hour Service 3 Hour Service New California, Ohio Phone 3-4371 At Rt. 33 and Rt. 42 Compliments of Compliments of BERGANDINE CARY HOWLAND COMPANY SOHIO SERVICE Plain City, Ohio Westinghouse Appliances Maytag Appliances Siegler Heaters Hardware Furniture Phone 3-5462 Appliances Phone 3-3432 Plain City YODER’S Compliments of FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY DILLIONS GROCERY STORE Plain City, Ohio McCormick Tractors Quality Groceries Fresh Meats and Produce Machinery International Trucks Shell Products Phone 3-5421 Resaca, Ohio HOLLIDAY U. S. SUPER MARKET THE WEST JEFFERSON BUILDING LOAN COMPANY Where Prices Are Born 2 West Main Street West Jefferson Raised Elsewhere Organized in 1889 Meat Is Our Specialty The Place to Save The Place to Borrow Hillards, Ohio Deposits Insured Up to $10,000 Compliments of THE FARMERS BANK Mechanicsburg, Ohio Organized 1865 Officers: HOWARD BEAN Wallace W. McCoy, President J. R. Bullard, Vice President SOHIO SERVICE Richard E. Anderson, Cashier Plumwood, Ohio Directors James R. Hopkins Ben Moore Wallace W. McCoy D. G. Wing Robert Clemans S. L. Byerly J. R. Bullard R. 1. BLAUSER SONS Compliments of Furniture Dealers McBRIDE-WOOD, INC. TYPEWRITERS Buy Furniture in West Jefferson for Less Sales and Service Phone Tr 9-8124 34 S. Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of MADISON FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE, INC. JAMES R. LITTLER CLERK OF COURTS CHAS. WYSCARVER, Manager Plain City - London - Sedalia Madison County, Ohio mam Compliments of 1 G A 1. G. A. FOODLINER LAWSON DEAN Plain City, Ohio BARBER SHOP Best of Luck to Class '60 COUNTRY LANE UHLMANS THE FAMILY STORE HILBERTS SOHIO West Main Street Dry Goods - Family Apparel Footwear Plain City Plain City Phone 3-2433 Phone 3-4363 Cong ratulations Seniors of I960 ANDREWS GRABER RED WHITE SUPER MARKET Goodyear Tires Where You Get the Most Exide Batteries for the Least Parts West Main Street Phone 3-4924 Phone 3-1344 s PLAIN CITY Best Wishes FLOYD W. SHAYLOR EDITOR ADVOCATE RUSSELL L. PERKINS INSURANCE COMPANY FLOWERS BARBER SHOP Plain City, Ohio JACKSON APPLIANCE North Chillicothe Street ERLAY HATCHERY YOUNGS TV APPLIANCE Phone 3-5341 EUGENE W. HOMMON, INSURANCE North Chillicothe Street Compliments of DR. P. T. HAYNES L L PIZZA West Main Street JOE RUMMELL General Insurance CLARKS CLOTHING Phone 3-4324 WILCOX CITIES SERVICE West End RENMAR PRINT SHOP North Chillicothe Street s LONDON HUME AND MABE CARTER'S MARKET DEAN BARRY HARDWARE MEADES TIRE STORE THOMAS IMPLEMENT SALES MARYSVILLE L. W. COOK, REALTOR DON COOK, ASSOCIATE 100 East Fifth Street ROBINSON SON 120 N. Plum Phone 2-2806 WEST JEFF WESTERN AUTO 19 East Main Street Compliments of GILBERT KIRBY T1 | f j ‘ - .� V -N - . v.� 0 ,JS 5P j --. - .JW w. 5® V X.B fc, I : � ? -: . 'T - V ,_ . . • f � . - u . yytfr 4k mg m ' M;: ■ %M ■ .«r lINI ,. p ■ - v n % - Ob iyi —P • U - V