Liberty Township High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Rudolph, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1946 volume:

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Fi 'S'x-wE.S5fQqXfmmv , Q33 X 1 uv MAY was CCDMPASS was Yew THROUGH THE Qemmwa OF fxomr1zs'm'f:eN A CLASSES ACH WTJES OEQGJA NIZATIONS PQFHLEUCS ALUMNI ADVEECHSEMENTS M k A Ab .,,. .A,.,. A .,., . UEUICQTIUU We, the Senior Class of 1946, dedicate to the faculty of Liberty Township School, this edition of the Pioneer, Who have given our school invaluable services throughout the years. We sincerely wish that each time you look inside its covers some pleasant and kind memory will be brought back to you. It is a pleasure for us to be able to show our appreciation in dedicating this annual to the faculty this year. STANDING: Mr. Brueggemeier, Mr. Houk, Mr. Deimling, Mr. Dewese, Mr. Smith. 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TL., inclians macle elugouf canoes Lurning ouf lime cenier of logs or inouowing fl-ne-m wilclw slonce fools. f ,Q .W I 'X irrffmfm ki? rf ' . s?1i'.'i'Lfi' Five flaousanc' years ago llxe Egypfians L It oes macle of reecls Heel loaellwer wiflw Papyr 1 A f 1 5.4 L fn, f 4 US FG id we I1 f 6 Sdme C 0 CGDOQS m f Larlc cnc! lieu! wifi-x grasses. sf' yff Tlxese li Ll cro were user! la ll1e na ives I1 fin8 and faking. Four or Fve coutcl ricle in o . e icle swi rou e wa er. ns s,fTx,,81.1 fm. gm, f mea fpacules, flue Loafmen usecl long Poles. A G CM lf-. i ' -:L 'luv 'i..,.. , Q ,.,,,,...-A 'bv' gp.,--. 2 la ir ' 1, VIRGINIA P. JOHNSON Bowling Green State University, B. S., Ed. Commercial GLENN G. HOUK Muskingum College B. A. Ohio State Univer- sity English VIVIAN H. DENNIS Bowling Green State University Diploma in Elementary Education Fifth and Sixth Grade CHARLES E. MAHAFFEY Columbia University A. B. Ohio State University Superintendent Latin HERBERT C. SMITH University of Toledo Denison University, Ph. B.g Ohio State University, M. A. History, Soc. Science Principal HARRY E. BRUEGGEMEIER Bowling Green State University, B. S., Ed. Mathematics, English VIRGINIA M. ZAFIRAU Bowling Green State University Diploma in Elementary Education Third and Fourth Grade C. EUGENE DEIMLING Bowling Green State University, B. S.g University of Louis- ville School of Med- icine, P. G. Chemistry, Science J. WAYNE DEWESE Bowling Green State University Seventh Grade Physical Education MAXINE E. SWITZER National College of Education First and Second Gnde 'aff-I II Cmssfs A- , ,. 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M f If 54 MI.-fjgf fffiflffiizfiw' w .nue Eayiafidns Luill dxeir skips lo soil on flue River Niie. The noi veniure forllm info slormy 7' seas. Pul Leoulifu' square-shaped soils on ilseir Louis. ' There were aiways ocrsmen as wen, Lecause flue river was ofien very calm. The ilmree oarsmen of llme Lack of flre Loaf usecl !on8er ours Hman due oilmers, lo s'ceer 'che ski? on iis course. TOM THOMPSON Basketball l,2, lCaptainl 3,45 Scholarship 2,35 Class Vice President 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council lPres.l 3, lVice Presidenti 45 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class President 45 Hi-Y lChaplainl 4. RENA WAGNER Glee Club l,2,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Music Fes- tival l,2,35 Softball 35 Cafeteria 35 Scholarship 35 Office 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Class Play 45 Annual Staff 3, lEditorl 4. ROBERT RICHARDSON Student Council 45 Scholar- ship 2,3,45 Basketball 3,4 lManagerl l,25 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 45 Vice President 45 Hi-Y lSecretaryl 4. HUGH SHELINE Basketball l,2,3,4 lCap- tainl 45 Baseball 2,3,45 iCaptainl 45 Class Presi- dent 2,35 Scholarship 2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,3,45 lBus. Managerl 45 Class Play 3, 45 Hi-Y 4 lPresidentl Stu- dent Council 2,35 lPresi- dentl 45 Salutatorian 4. EVELYN WOESSNER Vice President l, 4-H Club l,2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Schol- Orship 2,45 Softball 35 Music Festival 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 35 An- gual Staff 3,45 Play Cast ,4. if gf. HELEN BECHSTEIN 4-H l,25 Student Council Secretary 25 Softball 2,35 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Student Council 2,35 Vice President 35 Annual Staff 2, 3,45 lAssistant Editorl 45 Class Play 3,4 iAssistant Director 35 Office 4. JACK WARNER Arlington l5 Football l5 Band, l,2,35 Glee Club l,2, 35 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Student Council 25 Class Secretary 25 Mixed Ensem- ble 2,35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Scholarship l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Quartet 2,3,45 Music Festival l,35 Class Play 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Valedic- F 1 as jiri torian 4. WANDA PRIEST Music Festival l,35 Office l,45 Glee Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Play Cast 3,45 Annual Staff 4. if LOREN BECHSTEIN Vice President l5 Hi-Y 45 Play 45 Annual Staff 4. . ,w.,,,,.v, ROSE MARIE HENTGES 4-H Club l,25 Office l,2,3, 4, Softball 2,35 Music Fes- tival 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Play Cast 3,4. BONNIE LINDQUIST Office l5 Annual Staff 4. JOHN KNAGGS 4-I-l Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,25 Spring Concert 25 Scholarship 25 Boy Scouts 2,35 Athletic Manager 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class Play 45 Hi-Y lVice Pres.l 4. PAT CROWE Bowling Green l, Glee Club l,2,35 Mixed Chorus Q 31 Class Play 3,45 Anr Staff 4. JAMES HILL Macomber l,2,35 Class Sec- retary 35 Hi-Crier Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 4. JOYCE ROBINSON Office I5 Librarian I5 Glee Club l,2,35 4-H Club l,2,3, 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Concert 35 Girls' Sextet 35 Cafeteria l,45 Class Play 4. l SYLVIA MANTEL 4-H Club l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,35 Class Play 45 An- nual Staff 4. WILLIAM STRAUSBAUGH Operetta I5 Baseball Man- ager 25 Music 1,35 Class Play 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 45 Baseball 45 Basket- ball 4. JACQUELINE BURDOCK Office I5 Kitchen l5 Class President l5 4-H Club l,2, 35 Scholarship 25 Glee Club l,2,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Softball 35 Girls' Sextet 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Class Play 3,4. RON SNOW Basketball l,2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,35 Scholarship l, 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Bose- Hi-Y lTreas.l l l l I l JANET CHAMBERLAIN Woodward I5 Cafeteria 25 Office Help 2,35 Class Play 35 Glee Club 35 Librarian 35 Annual Staff 3. ball 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 4 BY HELEN BECHSTEIN We as Seniors viewed our-graduation as a dream. How could Time have slipped by so swiftly and taken with it our school days? We woke with a start and realized that we were Seniors---we, who four short years ago entered high school. Then graduation seemed to be only a mist in a hazy far-away future. Now we know it was our awakening, We were Freshmen--yes, 22 of us. To upper classmen we were probably 22 headaches, but oh, how proud we were of ourselves! The members of the class that moved, withdrew from school, or fell behind were: James Inebnit, Cloyce Hedges, Gene Vanscoder, Bob Haas, Florine Parker, Violina Lobdell, and Berton Eckert. New students in our class were: Rena Wagner, June Haylett, Gene Beckford, and Sylvia Mantel. President - Jacqueline Burdock Vice President - Evelyn Woessner Secretary and Treasurere- June Haylett The following year found our class slightly diminished in number, but not in zeal. The members which moved away from school were: Gene Beckford, Wanda Priest, and Vera Palmerton. The one new member in our class was Jack Warner. During the summer we were very sorry to hear of the loss of a very close classmate, George Potter, who had a very pleasing personality and many friends. We elected the following officers: President - Hugh Sheline Vice President - Tom Thompson Secretary and Treasurer - Jack Warner As Juniors we numbered 25. Having been knocked around by our upper classmen for two years at last, as Juniors, we were determined to make a name for ourselves, and we did. As Juniors we found many new responsibilities awaiting for us. In our class some of the individuals were out- standing in sports, others in music, while our pride in Dramatics laid in our Junior Play, WDead of the Nightn under the direction of Mrs. Johnson. We honored the departing Senior class with a formal banquet held at the Women's Club. We enjoyed dancing and other entertainment afterwards at the University Recreation Hall. A navy theme was carried throughout the evening, New students in our class wereg Lois Turner from California, Wanda Priest returning from Portage, John Stimmel and Bill Strausbaugh from the upper class. ...I , iy1IA,.... . . ... T - , ..f v A CLASS HISTORY of Mes '2 The election of class officers were: President - Hugh Sheline Vice President - Helen Bechsteln Secretary and Treasurer - Lois Turner We, as Seniors, knew it was to be our last year, and we decided not make it our least. The usual adjective used in describing Seniors is Ndignifiedna We were anything but that. We were very busy this year with school parties, basketball games, play, annual, and graduation. Our class had decreased in number since Lois Turner moved, John Stimmel joined the Navy, and June Haylett and Shirley Finney were married the latter part of the Junior year. When Jim Hill, from Toledo, joined our class we made the full sum of 20. Our last chance for Dramatics came when we gave our Senior Play WYou Can't Take It With Youn, directed by Mrs. Johnson. it left in our memories thoughts of hard work done, experience gained, and pleas- ant fun. We elected the following officers for our Senior year: V President - Tom Thompson Vice President - Bob Richardson Secretary and Treasurer - Rena Wagner We have the privilege of announcing the nine highest in scholarship in our class: Jack Warner, Valedictoriang Hugh Sheline, Salutatoriang Evelyn Woessnerg Tom Thompson, Ronald Snowy Jacqueline Burdockg Rena Wagner, Bob Richardson, and Loren Bechstein. The class sponsored nThe Pioneern annual during the Senior year with Mr. Smith as financial advisor and Mrs. Johnson as publication sponsor. The following were elected to offices to have charge of the 1946 Pioneer: Editor, Rena Wagner, Assist. Editor, Helen Bechsteing Business Manager, Hugh Shelineg Class History, Helen Bechsteing and Class Prophecy, Bob Richardson. Junior-Senior banquet, Baccalaureate and Commencement all sounded, as bells, waking us from our dream of the future and dispelling the mist. We see before us, not haze, but clear skies and smooth sailing. Yes, we have reached the top goal and we know that the security and the joy of Wby-gone daysu held for us are gone forever. We shall never forgot them and we hope that, as we step out into the walks of life, the hands of the Divine Father shall lead us in the pathway of truth and righteousness. fNXXr r r H 9435, SENIOR ELQSS LLHLL 1 We, the Senior Class of Liberty High School, County of Wood, State of Ohio, United States of America, of the year l946, being of sound intelligence, good conduct, excellent health, and of full age, do publish our last will and testament, revoking all wills, which may have been made heretofore by us. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Section I Rena Wagner, will my migraine headaches which I de- veloped working on the annual to Patsy Mahaffey. Ron Snow, will my ability to cooperate with the Junior boys to Dick Adler on condition that Dick doesn't ruin next year's B. B. Team. Evelyn Woessner, will my steady temper and way of getting peeved to Jo Ann Bowerman, on condition Jo Ann doesn't fly off the handle and threaten all the boys on Bays road. Pat Crowe, will my quiet ways and soft voice to mild little Dick Angel on condition Dick speaks up once in a while. Bob Richardson, will my corny jokes and gift of speaking out of turn to Bob Thompson on condition he doesn't break up the school with his extemporaneous remarks. Jackie Burdock, will my easy, slow going in nature to Annie Flowers if she will admit she is wrong once in a while. Bonnie Lindquist, will to Trillis Moehlman my pig tails and height on condition Trillis doesn't attract all of my boy friends. H Sylvia Mantel, will to Norma Ford my freckles and gum cracking ability, and also my ability to constantly ask questions in typing. Jim Hill, will my love for English to Bob Burdock on I condition Bob doesn't argue Mr. Houk red in the face. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Itmm' Item Item uw9ywuy S74LiQHfmWww7 Loren Bechstein, will my girl friends to Archie Bowen on condition that after I get back from the army I can still find a date. Joyce Robinson, will to Leanna Mercer my battles with Dick Hill, plus bruises, scratches, and cuts. Hugh Sheline, will my title of Doc and my jet-rocket propelled wheelchair to Carol Barker on condition he doesn't fast break Cygnet off the floor. Janet Chamberlain, will my slim figure and hearty laugh to Marvin Franks on condition he doesn't broaden his beam too much. Helen Bechstein, leave my ability to spat with my boy friend to Doris Mills, cause it's so much fun Ute make upne Wanda Priest, will my ability to ya-tafte-ya-ta-te to Marcene Chambers. Tom Thompson, will my medal from Mrs. Johnson for the 'Chief Griper of 45-46W to Dave Mason. Rosie Hentges, will my championship speed in typing to my runner-up Pauline Chamberlain. John Knaggs, will my ability to drive fast and accurately? to Leroy Strausbaugh providing he takes out insurance. Bill Strausbaugh, will my attempt to get dates with girls to Mike Smith and I hope that Mike has better luck. Jack Warner, will my chemistry equipment to D. L. Whit- acre, providing he uses it to end his quarrel with Dick Adler. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereto subscribed our names, this l8th day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. WITNESSES: Tom Thompson Jack Warner 5? :J N -mf .JZ PRCPI-IECY i4 B Y BOB R IC HAR DSON May 17, 1968. Twenty two years since the class of '46 had left the portals of Liberty High School. Time had wrought its changes. I gripped tightly my briefcase. I thought of all the things its contents meant to the people of the world. In this briefcase were important, secret documents to Dayu Duo, Emperor of the Moon. My mission was to try to make friends of the moon men. In my hotel room were dozens of telegrams wishing me luck in the undertaking. I was happy to hear from all my classmates, as I thought of what they were doing. When at the Statler, I went into the barber shop to get a shave. My barter was a cute little miss whom was known to one and all as Rena Wagner. Rena was just like 992 of all barbers, and women- She ran off the head at all times. She told me about the first time she tried shaving a person at barber school. The person was already in the chair when she arrived. After several minutes of industrious shaving, she stopped suddenly. 'What's wrong?u asked the instructor. UI cut this guy 5 times and he donft bleed.W Rena told me that Bonnie Lindquist is living in Evanston, Illinois. If you remember, Bonnie married the animal trainer from the Carnival at Cygnet the year she graduated. Rena said that Bonnie seems to be very happy, with her snakes, pigeons, goats, and husband. I also heard that Hugh CFlagpoleD Sheline is in the insurance business in Hartford, Conn. Hugh said so far he has insured half the men and all the brunettes. Rena told me that Tom Thompson was here at the hotel. I hurried up to room 24C and found a man with graying hair around the temples, and a narrow mustache on the upperllp. This was Tom Thompson. He didn't recognize me, and thought I was one of his customers. Before I knew what had happened, I was the owner of a Royal Typewriter. I was shocked to hear that Tom was selling such things. When we were in high school, Tom vowed he would never touch another typewriter Cexcept for medicinal purposesj. But time makes changes. I asked him how Leanna was, and was surprised, nay, startled, with his reply. NOh, we broke up the summer I graduated. Her sister told me that she snored in her sleep, and I lost interest in her.n aawwmkg Eyfl,f aewdwv' 11 f:': '- PROPHECY ' PAGE 'Z I left Tom and went back down to the lobby. My head was spinning around dizzly. KI'm still not used to water with chlorine in it.7 I weaved my way into several people, and a heavyset, blond haired man came up and said, nKeep movin' bub.u My heart leaped. Jim Hill's voice came out of the hotel detective's mouth. nJIm, old man. Don't you recognize me?' 'Yea, I recognize ya Richardson, and keep movin'.n nJim, remember how I used to make paper wads for you in Civics Class?n nYea, and remember how you let something slip about a blond in Toledo while talking to a Brunette in Wingston.' - How nice the weather is outside. The birds are twitterlng, the grass is green, the snapdragons are snapping, the petunias are petuning, the Belgian lilies are belch---ah blooming. I picked myself up off the sidewalk, and dragged my mangled bones over to a park bench. I My eyes fell on the headlines of the sport page. STRAUSBAUGH SINKS 47 POINTS IN OILERS' WIN. I read on to find that Bill Strausbaugh is playing professional basketball for the San Francisco Oilers, and is the star of the team. So far this year Bill has scored 1079 points in 28 games. Then I noticed a reprint from a feature story in Life Magazine. Janet Chamberlain and Joyce Robinson are in partnership together. They are running an old peoples home. So far, they are doing very well. In an interview, the girls stated: Janet: UAS long as I'm around food, I'm happy.n Joyce said, WI always liked to work with old people.n lGuess that's the reason she got along with the teachers so well.j The girls went to the Moron Institute the fall after graduation. You've probably heard the school yell of the noble institution-- Rooty toot toot Rooty toot toot We're from the Moron Institute We don't smoke and we don't chew And we don't go with girls that do Maybe you think we don't have fun Well, we don't! wwwwn 3 Slimiigmwwmswf P RQPI-IECY PAGE 3 I dashed out to the old folks home to ask the girls about some of the other members. Rosie Hentges cor- responds with Janet a lot. Rosie won a five hundred dollar prize recently for introducing the slogan NIt's not a chicken dinner without NOODY NOODLES. Recently Rosie achieved the typing speed of 100 words a minute. Many companies have tried to hire her, but Rosie stays because twice a day, as a snack, the company serves chicken and noodles. Yes, Rosie is very happy--all 575 pounds of her. Joyce told me that Evelyn Woessner and Ronald snow are working together. Evelyn is running a dress shop at 2917 Poe Road in Bowling Green, Ohio. It is an exclusive shop for fat women. Perhaps you've heard of it? Madam La Zombies. When Evelyn puts one of her gunny sack creations on a hefty gal, Ron stands back and says, Woh zee gown-- eet ees beauitful--but on you madam--eet ees magneefeceent You see, while Ron was in the army, he was stationed in France. He picked up a very nice French accent. No? Needless to say, Madam La Zombies' has broken all sales records for dress shops with fat women as customers. I did telephone Loren Bechstein before I loft New York. I5'i en Beckstein, I think, is the biggest surprise of them all. Yep. Easy goin', date 'em all, Bechstein. Loren is President of the United Nations Organization. He is conservative in the world policies, and that is what the world wants. So far, everyone is happy. We've avoided war, and everything and everybody is swell. Loren said that John Knaggs is in Reno. He's run- ning the WW k lln club. I thought of how John had made Tommy Manville look like a piker. John was getting a divorce from his eighteenth wife today. Well, Tommy hasn't anything on John! One time I wrote to John to find out how he ran a gambling club, and had a new wife every year. He said he had an efficiency expert plan his day. This marvelous woman was our own Jackie Burdock. Ever since graduation Jackie has been inventing marvelous new time saving devices. ,A 1 ,..,. ,. sneak Q gygiaggawwwwur PROPHECY 1 f , Some of them are: PAGE LI, l. Small cans of elbow grease for people who don't use enough of their own elbow grease. 2. Electric typewriter erasers. The erasers revolve rapidly, making erasures faster. 3. Decks of cards with only 26 cards. It takes only half the usual time for a game. 4. to roll them as hard. Dice with rounded corners, so you don't have I heard, too, that Wanda Priest and Sylvia Mantel passed through Reno recently. It seems that they were on their way to Hollywood. They have signed a contract with the WALMAGAMATED HORROR PICTURE CORkORATION.n The girls are to play the part of zimbies lfirst cousins of zombiesl. Jackie Burdock said that the girls are very confident of their ability to scare the heck out of little children Cwith make up, of coursel. Helen Bechstein is another made her home in the West. She sheep ranch in the San Fernando likes it there because it never cloud does happen to drift into of our graduates who is living on a large Valley. She said she rains. If a storm the state, they send up the air force, hook a rope to it, tow it over the Pacific Ocean, and shoot it down. This accounts for all the members of the Senior class, except our Valedictorian. Upon inquiry I learned that he is in charge of the maternity ward at the new cat and dog hospital. They say that of all of Taxidermy Tech's graduates, Jack Warner is the most successful. I was glad to hear of the success of my classmates. Everyone will leave his mark in the world, whether it be in the hearts of men, with fool, or the pocket books of widows, with insurance, or on long green, felt covered tables, with a cue. Yes. There will never be another class like halls of Liberty High School. CI can practically Smith sigh, Thank Heaven. J And now, dear readers, if you've stayed with long, I ask only one thing more us in the heal' MPO, me this of you. And I am very serious. I really mean this. Let us bow our heads for thirty seconds in mourning for all people who have ever met any other member of the Senior Class of '46. 91 KW XJ fs rs r ..,,.,,.,. ,.,,....,, ' x f' Ho' N. lg Q 3 Nvwfdd jfyllemi .. ' 5 45112 . ,J ,J . ii, as an ', tx 'ln , 5 ,-N L ' Q il1V4 1 Q5'yrfi ' fe fa? 4 , :ff ' zigll ' --- 'T' nee n.e fi e ' -hh , ., ' Ia ee V The senior gg g WINNER Runner-up l. Most likely to succeed JACK Jacqueline 2. Most likely to marry first HELEN Tom 5. Best looking. boy HUGH Bob 4. Best looking girl PATTY Jacqueline 5. Best dressed boy TOM Jim 6. Best dressed girl JACQUELINE Patty 7. Most popular RENA Bob 8. Most studious JACK Jacqueline 9. Most athletic HUGH Tom J 10. With the best line BOB Loren ll. Biggest cutuup BOB Jim 12. Best dancer EVELYN Ron WMWJQNEEKWW' THIRD ROW: SECCND RCW! FIRST RCW: TYIR? RCW SECCND RCW FIRST RCW! JUFHUR ELFISS Dick Adler, Bob Burdook, Marlenn Smith, Carol Barker, D. L. Whitaore, David Mason Marvin Franks, Leroy Strausbaugh, Patsy Mahaffey, Pauline Chamberlain, Bob Thompson, Archie Bowen, Dick Angel. Norma Jean Ford, Trillis Moehlman, Doris Mills, Jo Ann Bowerman, Marcene Chambers, Leanna Mercer,xMmUe'Flowers, Mrs. Downing SUPHUIUURE ELQSS Dick Hill, Dick Converse. Charles Hatfield, Tom Potter, Raymond Hentgos, Dick Chamberlain, Bill Gallier. Sue Pott r, Joanna Warner, Imogene Blowers, Gloria Wood, Mr. Dsimling. 'E .. I H 5 , limi ffmf f,:t- 1.gg1ii L ' , F 4 ' -11 L I L -.. L.. :tQ1: 1ev 'Iva' 'T Q' 1111 g'F A ' H1'. ru A ' -fn - X ,J . 3 'J 1 ' ' , wwf V K L..,f,,.!,13Ly M Jwk MA ,X Jwwwwkg gyiigiffwwwww FRESHUWHU LLHSS THIRD ROW: Robert Poole, Earl Smith, Leroy Chamberlain, Raymond Bechstein, Bill Snow, Lyle Smith, Bernard Collins. SZCOHD ROY: Wendell Eurdock Bernard Kirian Jim Rav ! I u 3 Charles Pryan, Robert Kramp. FIRST ROJ: Kansa Noessner Roberta Uhitacre Nina Kills J 9 1 T12 IRD SECOHD ROI: FIRST Marion Kramp, Kr. Deimling. EHlHflERHUE Tom Koehlman, Richard Vermilya, Kenneth Putter, Bruce Lindquist. Horace Mantel, Cloyd Xopplo, Paul Trim, Norman Shelino, Jim Berry, Tod Koore, Duane Eland, Kr. Erueggemeior. Carol Potter, Joanne Adler, Loretta Butler, Idna Lohman, Patsy Dukott, Yilma Barker, Karilyn Thitacre, Sally Korcor, Norma Yeager 16 -S 1 4.,f,I..v .- iw fag? 'V' - .' . , I 1, X 9 v Ill ,Q ,J -,. E.. Q, 4 - ,,x .A . ' In NN , Y 4 Xl! TMIHD DOJ f... - LQCCID RO FTYVT HOW THIRD HGH SZCCYD RON: FTRST H01 SEVENTH GHHUE Tom Ricard, Gary Gallier, Buddy Kathias, Alan Beatty. Kr. Hinesnan, Franklin Hefflinger, Eugene Iirian, Rudy Willis, Virgil Franks, Robert Priest, Leroy Smith, Jerry Lee, Glen Chamberlain, George Kelberg, Kr. Dewese. Kildred Rutter, Zelma Helberg, Ruth Uoessner, Irma Vermilya, Kathleen Hatfield, Joan Dill, Batty Bowen, Nancy Richardson, Donna Lee, Eleanor Beck, Lois Brink. FIFTH HHH SIXTH BHHUE Richard Yeager, Joe Krimp, Richard Lea, Glenn Franks, Eugene Krontz, Bill Meyers, Clair Harmon, Harmon Tensehoter, Gerald Taylor, Jimmie jensehoter, Kelvin Chambers. Dick Ielberg, Bruce Turdoek, Dale Shaffer, Elmer Fellers, Rosemary Krebs, Elmer Iefflinger, Karilyn Flowsrs, Robert Iopple, Jerry Kiscong, Leroy Adams, Ronald Hans Gladys Leimgruber, Yorela Yoessner, Kary Lou Hentges, Futh Kahaffey, Joan Adams, Kergaret Hewlove, Laura Hopple, Alma Priest, Donna Deck Nancy Vandersall Janet Trumbull, Beverly Collins, Donna Taylor, Hrs. Sheffer. V fy r f-' r .,,. ..,......... . ' , 1 ..: 7 ,K ' ,E , ! ,.,, ,Wir jus-Mikgiv .1 'W .H 5 . .J..,,,L.,,..:,:.,,,.4w gy n 1.33. ' Q. . .1 :H --E 'Sh L A . -K 2v'n,.a 11 pg x ' ww sie- - ffiwz W 53-w3Mxw,,4..i - A xf' ' -nw ami'-. wikis r 5 'A . wr 4' ,gy X 1314 , V1 .sfsww 1 gli ., v 5 5. Q W V '4f? 9151?Q'5iF?:G5ZXf73 ' F,..Jv-nv, . I .J- TTIRD RCW: SLCQND RCW! FIRST RCW! THIRD RCW SLC OLED HOT T I FIRST RCW .,3.-.-: ,..- -.-..' ..,.- . , ' ' THITTU TTTTU FOURTH BTTHITE Joe Taylor, Clark Lee, Jack Eckert, Charles Hopple, Lawrence Harmon, David Ricard, Billy Smith, Ray Vandersall, Larry Franks. Richard Snow, Lyle Chamberlain, Herman Roc, Glenn Vogel, Billy Crowe, George Brink,, Donald Miller, Robert Sloan, Jan Hull, Robert Wulff, Jin Patton. Starla Bowen, Carolyn Carr, Rosemary Mercer, Joan Kerr, Rose Newlovc, Doris Kerr, Annabelle Miller, Doris Miller, Carolyn Royer, Lois Stimnol, Corrine Ludwig, Ruth Peck, Mrs. Zafirsu TITTST HTTU SECOND ISITHUE Don Ricard, Bobby Beyer, Gary Yarger, Randy Gallicr, Garth Beatty, Raymond Harmon, Jen Newlove, Glcyd Roe, Sam Lcimgruber. Neil Smith, Larry Carr, Franc Newlovc, Jeanne Eatton, Sally Ann Gonyer, Ernest Meorf, Jim Collins, Melvin iiller, Billy Thornton, Pftty Kirian, Virginia Chamberlain, Terry Bryan, Ronny Trumbull, Howard Haas. aarilyn Hamlin, Kay Fillard, Carrol Hinesran, Ramona Sloan, Kay Newlove, Sally Lou Meyers, Jeno Boggs, Ruth Ann Peck, Myrna Tantvl, Srlly Jo Beckford, Florence Sterling, Clara Lie, Roth Yoh , Irs. Switzer. M29 my H I I , f 1 , Eff 'N :Ji 141 5 ' 4 1 13 -K , s w 1, , , , IW1' ' FH?SfMVHWSEEUVM3l3RHDE3 We started the year with 57 pupils and have lost a few and gained a few and now have 35. We have changed the decoration of our room with the times. We started with a farm project last fall. Next came Halloween, then the Indians and Pilgrims for Thanksgiving. We celebrated Christmas with a party. Everyone brought a gift and we had a very nice tree. After Christmas we had an Eskimo project. Valentine Day came in between the Eskinoes and the Dutch people. We will finish the year with an Easter project and of course Spring, with flowers and birds. lH1mJANoVUURUl ERQUES a The third and fourth graders at Halloween, dressed in paper sack masks which they made. They also made humbuzzers and drums. At Chrhnb mas time the children made pot holders as gifts for their mothers and turned their room into a cathedral by painting stained glass windows. In the Spring the children became the Gene Autrys and Judy Gar- lands of tomorrow when they presented a musical program in the audito- rium. The fourth grade also gave a play, making their own costumes and presenting it to the third grade. The young farmers and farmer- ettes landscaped the ground in front of their own windows with flower gardens. Some of the plants were transplanted from their indoor gar- dens. FlVTH ANDSQXH4 ERQUES Beverly Collins, Mary Lou Hentges, and Gladys Leimgruber have been present every day. The fifth and sixth grade have watched with interest, the corner board for an unusual fact each week which was written with colored chalk. Last fall the boys and girls made a collection of some of the different kinds of seeds and studied the ways seeds travel. In English the sixth grade made booklets of poems and pictures that were studied during the year. The fifth grade made booklets of stick figure drawings, each representing a hGood Mannersn rule. SEVENTH ERHUi The seventh grade led all other rooms in the American Red Cross drives. In the first one we contributed 152529. The second one 3318.00 Our enrollment is 24. An average per pupil for both drives of 31.72. Rudy Willis has a record of perfect attendance. Mildred Nutter, Nancy Richardson, Donna Lee, and Joanne Herring- shaw advanced the farthest in the Courtis Tests in Arithmetic. Famous Words by Rudy Willis-:ghg Ohgd Not So Famous Pupils: Carol Sm1th-J1 for ot! Nancy Richardson--E wasn't listeningl' 6 4 L arm IM Many new changes have taken place in our sedate little library. At the beginning of the school year, it received lovely gold silk drapes, with a brown fringe trim. We made fringed cloth squares for the center of the tables, and placed displays of interest, or new books, or growing plants on the tables. Then, the school purchased almost 150 new books of fiction, non- fiction, and biography. Then, we acquired a bulletin board, which features the colorful jackets of all new books. Last, but not least, we now have a subscription to The Sentinel- Tribune and The Toledo Blade, which keeps us posted on current affairs. EUFWUEREIQL RUUIWW Please note our new mimcograph machine in this picture. We're very proud of it. Also, the table it rests on is new, and conceals a motor, which permits us to run copies without operating it by hand. we aren't exactly lazy, but multiply 82 pages in this annual by 150 copies and it makes 12,500 times to turn the crank just for the year book! We are very appreciative of the fluorescent lights which were in- stalled in our commercial room, and in the typing room, too. Formerly, on dark days, the typists could hardly even see their copies, but, now, all is changed, and every typist should be an expert! THE VUQTH RUUYTI The Math room doubles its duty as the eighth grade home room with Mr. Brueggemeier as the home room teacher. He teaches all math classes and does a good job. The math classes that meet in the math room are: Plane Geometry, Algebra, Eighth Grade Arithmetic, Jr.-Sr.-Math, and Solid Geometry. CHEITWISTRH LQ B A This year our students started handling chemicals for their first time. As usual mistakes were made. About the first time Hydrogen ex- ploded evcryone was much more careful with their experiments from then on. One day we nearly had a fire, but our professor grabbed the fire extinguisher and finished it. All in all, this was a very successful year in the lab. Nobody was hurt or injured in any way except financially. Just when you could see your and then All way to payday, you had to ruin a testtube for an experiment you had to start your financial planning all over again. of the experiments were done in top order under the superior direction of 'Doc ' Deimling. 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Assistant Manager QQQQQQRBHS wagner ...Helen Bechstein 006010 oeoeaHugh Sheline eneeeoe ...Bob Thompson Advertising Committee... ...Tom Thompson Dick Angel Bob Richardson Bookkeeper--Evelyn Woessner Productionsoooenooaneooee0eeeenDiCk Adler Patsy Mahaffey Joyce Robinson Classes... . ... ....Norma J. Ford -- Gloria Wood Roberta Whitacre Sally Mercer Music... .....Carol Barker Joanna Warner Bports.... eoooJ0hn Knaggs Dick Angel . Ron Snow Leanna Mercer Imogene Flowers AGtiV1t16Seao eeooocqaosoewanda Priest Pauline Chamberlain Doris Mills Snapshots.... ....Loren Bechstein Jim H111 Bonnie Lindquist Alumni..... ...Bill Strausbaugh Calendar... .Jacqueline Burdock Trillis Moehlman Ads...... ...JO Ann Bowerman Artooooooeooaeooo Stencil Cutters.. Sylvia Mantel Joyce Robinson ......Pat Crowe ......Jack Warner Rosie Hentges H N QE E coMMENcE1vrENT PROGRAM ' May lv, 1946 Processional .: .4- Invocation 0 0 I. a Q o 0 0 0 0 Rev. Ho Co pl., ,gi assi. ..g.,:f ist Rudolph Church fhniflff Bud 0 Music. . - - f . Uni ersityt ' rio HHHHQ if Salutatory A 1' . . . . . Hugh it eline HQEHEHHQ .E Honor Awards 4. . . . H . C . Smith ' rincipsl Valedi ctory Ad . .Forr A st S. arner, Jr. Music . . . . . . . . vers ity Tri o C las s . . Mr . rov e P at t ers on Edin: I r , T01 edo Blade Mus io . 4 - - . nf . Univers ity Trio HEEHEHHEEH 2 ,f 1 - - - -Mr. J. R- Osborn V 2 . tif' f Board of Eduoat 1 on Music. , . V D, ' . University Trio .V . . 5. . . . . Rev . H . C . Smith Acc FIAUREATE Tn 15' 1 2 , 194 5 P ro c e , -' Music. . . . . . - 1. . . .Junior Class Invocat J f Mus io . . . . . . . . . . .1un1 or Cl ass ' .E Class Sermon ' Rev. F. Elwynn Peace Church of Christ Bowling Green, Ohio Music. . . . . . . . . . . . Junior Class '5-'.- -11-zzz.-rm -r. 'ii' E im ' ' ' Bened ic t ion QwWVmg?ii4QfJq ESE gwwwqwv fem H -i n li .T ,Q L UP H5515 There are three types of try again. Too many of us be- students in every school. The long to this group. first type is the go-getter. The third type is- the He is always busy doing some thing for himself or others. He is the one who works hard and gets the honor. He is also interested in all school ac- tivities. How wonderful our school would be if we were all in a group of this type! I The second group is made up of those students who in- tend to do great things some day A member of this group is the dreamer. When he sees others winning honors, it inspires him, and he determines to do something equally good. But somehow he never seems to get around to it. Once in a while he does try something, but he gives so little real effort to it that he can do nothing but fail. If he does win some hon- or, he is satisfied and does not fl' laggard. He does not even care to do anything or win any honor. he does not boost his school, but finds fault with everything in his whole life, in business l1fe,too. He never works banuse somebody else will do it if he doesn't. The laggard is seldom if ever missed when he is gone. The go-getter decides what he wants and goes after it. He boosts all worthy things. The dreamer is not sure what he wants, or, if he is, he hasn't ambition enough to go after it. The laggard's only desire is to be a nobody and to be let alrw, and he usually is. Are you a go-getter, a dreamer, or a laggard? 71 41 1 , ,f'?e,w .f C, f .CN fb XX , X P f xkf, 5 aff-'nr 7 fffff 0 ,... ., N K. Mfg, ,- f .M ' viiir' fnfx- fgfqrjpl 'W' ' T Via. VFX 'ef IH ' Q 4,1 W! l Xxx VW 1 v wwwwkdg gygiap Wawwmv UUR BUS UIUVERS ' To drive six busses, there must be Six Who Who Who And Who Who And And MI' S Mr- drivers able as can be, turn the corners when all is well, keep the busses looking swell, know their children one and all, busses, too, so they do not stall cope with water high and low on ice can drive or even snow so we raise our hats just now these drivers take a bow-- Stockwell, Mr. Siders, Mr. Shinew, Yarger, Mr. Stockwell, Miss Wolfe. 4-H ELUU THIRD ROW: Jerry Lee, Dick Converse, Marvin Franks, John Knaggs, Carol Farker, D. L. Whitacre Dick Adler, Paul Brin, Duane Bland. SEGCHD ROW: Glen Frank, Earl D. Snith, Donna Lee, Ru Woessner, Evelyn Woessner, Jacqueline Yurdock, Joyc' Robinson, Nancy Woessner, Wilma Barker, Nancy Rich rdscn, Gary Gallier, Gene Kirian. FIRST RCW: Tom Ricard, Alan Uevtty, Marilyn Flowers Donna Feok, Laura Fcpplc, Joanne Adler, - E1Qgxw'Peck, Toth Mahaffey, Yorela Wcoss David Ricard, Joe Yramp. Q ewfmh 4 Efgihgn HN? Hx-H Of all the places you could look In real life or a picture book, Do you think that ever you would find A janitor so very good and kind, Who would keep the lawns out so well, The hedge and flowers looking swell, Uho'd find a box just like.you wish And when you're gone would feed your fish, Would tuild a windmill or lamp, Fix a statue or buy you a stamp, Tho would always meet your every need Whether it be child or teacher or cat to feed? Ie have one at our school Who fits each item to the very rule. Cecil Einesman is his name And in our hearts he has risen to fame. EFIFETEHIQ HELP STANDILG: Kina Bills, Mrs. Hissong, Mrs. Loomis, Joyce Hobinson. SEATED: Mrs. Johnson, Imogene Flowers. W. W, Q Zum 3 C alkative L. - -:til -5' eart-thriller 'T ovial VA, .,.., NIL SQAIEQ ,M wwe 3 A W Q fiyqfv ff'-f-Rx 'G M W? Q-'i .E EFff , fW NNx w a H X W A Editor's Note: Any resemblak i of these adjuectives to t e individual is purely eo -gdental. ,nique A bstinate ,x,oonstruck omantic bliging utty oob dd um . efreshing - verlasting - oticeable ttractive retty mbitious rim rying earning . adient hioan A5-6nSib16 -qnteresting xotic 1-iii illy earning W iberal ersatile llusive ngelic . allant 6 airy 'i parning af 1 adical F'HgeT ..aive --4-painy , 4 nfant oveable azy ' ealous . bedient V outhful , lassy A nergetic ashful riginal imble otorious nexpensive arnest yeful im , mbraceable . evel ,- HPPY aughty -L--- fwwfw fJJ'gQFJq gliljgfwmwway 5 rnery Q, appy In itwit - olly ug nnocent nz erry R erky f dept 9 orny f, iller fepoat ,legant ively L fficient natural Av hirlwind , rtist -115i--1 . C6 1 gmuge 5 ep ' ewel -og-1 4 morous w harming een 1 ntelligent f Xcellent 1-J-1 oyous ctive -1-Gln Y uisance . nchanter el errifying wwygkqg EQALQQ I,.,. ,.... W ,..A.. Wa JUHIUR ELHSS The Junior Class celebrated Halloween by a party in Bowling Green on October 50. Our classmate, Jo Ann Bowerman, was our hostess. The house was dec- orated in true Halloween fashion, and we spent the evening playing games and listening to the boys' jokes. Leanna Mercer and Carol Barker entertained us by jokes, and playing the piano. The eats were delish--pumpkin pie, popcorn, and punch were served. At 11:50, we went to the midnight show at the Cla-Zel and saw Boris Karloff in Nlsle of the Dead.n The Juniors'held their banquet for their guests, at Mrs. Williams' Tea Room in Maumee on May 6. The best part of the banquet was the dinner, natch, which featured baked ham--ummmml The banquet was a formal dinner, so all the gals were their formals and the boys were all slicked up in their best bib and tuckers. Something new! We were all out for a good time, and were as carefree as the breezes. After the banquet, we enjoyed a movie at one of the theaters in Toledo. The Junior Class really worked on their banquet this year, and the Seniors appreciated it. We have that from an official source, too. SUPHUVUURE CLHSS Emma Hefflingor, Dick Chamberlain and Jim Ineb- nit dropped out of school last fall, leaving the Sophomore Class a total of nine members. We have five boys and four girls. But this didn't stop us from being well represented in all school activities. Our English class, under the direction of Mr. Houk, is planning to put on a play called HA Weddingn It is just one act, but we're sure that you'll enjoy it. In basketball, Bill Galliher was assistant manager, and Raymond Hentges played on both the reserve and varsity team. aewQ?JgQlmJ5iLKftWwt FRESHIJUQH nuns At the beginning of the year in '45, the class, which numbers eighteen, elected the following officers: President-Bernard Collins Vice President-Wendell Burdoek Secretary 8 Treasurer-Nancy Woessner November 9, '45 the class sponsored a sweater party as part of the entertainment of the school. There was dancing, eats and foul shooting. After this there was a cake walk in which there were four cakes given away. A little earlier in the fall the class had a hay- rides BTH ERMUE IWELUS On the morning of Sept. 5, our nEager Eightersm gathered in the Brueggemeier Suite, formerly known as room twelve. We found twenty-five pupils. Those who had found their way for the first time to Liberty High were Loretta nMidgeW Butler and Jim Berry, both from Bee Gee Jr. Hi, and Margaret Mathias from Cygnet. Later Norma Yeager entered from North Baltimore, Thad Kirk from Findlay Donnell Jr. Hi and Rose Enslow from Jackson slowly drifted in. Loretta and Margaret went to Portage and Betty Chamberlain moved to Fostoria. Nothing has been sponsored by the Eighth grade, but we have taken a part in drives and school activities. Class officers were elected as followsg President-Duane Bland Vice President-Sally Mercer Secretary R Treasurer-Marilyn Whitacre Seven of our Jr. Hi teanmfsprang from our class,-even the cheerleaders wero'Joanne Adler, Marilyn Whitacre, and Sally Mercer. We are very proud of these boys be- cause they are considered second best in Wood County. SENIOR ELQSS PLIH The play 'YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOUW is a cel- ebrated comedy, that had Jimmy Stewart in the lead in the movie version, a few years back. ' At first sight the Sycamore family KRena Wagner and Loren Bechsteins seem a little cuckoo-lbut, they just enjoy living very much! But, oh, those dull Kirby's, very social register, lJoyce Robinson and Tom Thompsonl--they refuse to let their handsome son Tony QHugh Shelinel marry Alice Sycamore fEvelyn Woessnerl--just because her family is so harum-scarum. Can't imagine why! It's true that the first time the Kirbys paid a visit, poor flustered Mrs. Sycamore was painting a picture of a discus thrower with Mr. De Pinna fBill Strausbaughl posing in his shorts, Essie4CPat Crowe! was tapddancing in an abbreviated costumeg her husband CRon Snow! was diligently work- ing on his printing circulars in the parlor: Donald, KJohn Knaggsb, a colored boy friend of the maid, CHelen Bechsteinj was lounging on the scfag and Martin Vanderhof CBob Richardsonl was pasting stamps in his album. Well, that just gives you an ideal But, really, the family doesnft do anything, but what their individual whims dictate. Mr. Sycamore, and Mr. D6 Pinna experiment with fire cracker production in the cellar, and all went well until the police lieutenant KJim Hilly, and his police women lSylvia Mantel and Annie Flowersl raided the houlo. Mr. De Pinna left his pipe in the cellar and the fireworks blew up! Let's not forget their friends--the dashing Russian KJack Warner! who teaches Essie to dance, and mooches meals at the same time. Nor, don't forget to mention the Grand Duchess CRosie Hdntgesl, who likes to cook: or the limburger-loving actress iwanda Priest! who has an aversion to snakes. We must tell you what a grand job Scotchie did as the Grandpa of our drammer. Ho learned 278 speeches, all spoken in a quavering-high pitched voice, and enjoyed himself-on the atagei He stole the show! wwyyqg gyapg? b..., ,L ..., .,..... W, HVNIUHHL HONOR SUUEN The members of the National Honor Society are selected from the Senior Class by the High School faculty, who take the following points into consideration when making their decision: Scholarship, Character, Service to school, and Leadership. The members of the Liberty Chapter include at the present time: ' 1950 1951 1952 1955 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1940 1941 1942 1945 1944 1945 1946 Francis Eckert Ruth Wolfe Glenn Wright Marjorie Johnson Evelyn Lindquist Francis Banks Elsie Franks Beatrice Lergier Lewis Knaggs Leroy Wilcox Thelma Angel Ardella Fogle Helen Youngs Esther Lindquist Roberta Osborn Betty Flowers Irene Adler Kathleen Krause Ruth Angel Margaret Shinew Mary Ann Symonds Mary Jane Shockey Eileen Bryan James Mahaffey Victor Herringshaw Noladean Garber Margene Brown Vondale Smith Doris Nutter Ivan Stearns Marjorie Newlove Colene Armitage To be announced Commencement night SRCOKD ROW: IIRST HOW SENIOR PLHH EHST Ars. Johnson, Jim Hill, Loren Bechsteln, Ton Thompson, Ron Snow, Hugh Sneline, Jack Warner, John Kneggs, Bob Richardson, Bill Strausbaugl. Jacqueline Bnrdock, Sylvia Mantel, Evelyn Woessner, Honda Priest, Joyce Robinson, Helen Bechstein, Rose Marie Eentges, Pat Crowe, Rena Wagner. a,W . 4 W a JUFHUI? ELFISS PLQH Action! Action! Action! is the keynote of Mr. Cohan's dramaturgy--the kind of action that is rapid and strong and carries with it his shrewd observation and deep feeling for life and its people. On a wild and stormy night there arrive at a lonely tavern a romantic Vagabond CCarol Barkerl, a homeless woman KNorma Jean Fordl, and the Governor of the State lDick Adlerl, his wife CAnnie Flowersj, his daughter KPatsy Mahaffeyb, and his daughter's fiance KBob Burdockl. The tranquility which usually pervades the old tavern is completely disrupted as the stern tavern- keeper CMarvin Franksb, his adolescent son-fDick Angell his faithful hired girl CLeanna Mercerl, and his half- crazy hired manQKArohie Bowen! attempt to keep abreast of all the unusual happenings of this night of nights. Suspicion develops as to the identity of each of the characters in turn. To the Vagabond it is deliciously like a drama, and he delights in directing the familiar characters in their parts. The arrival of the sheriff CD. L. Whitacrej with his men CLeroy Strausbaugh, Dave Mason, and Marlenn Smith! and their identity as the notorious bandits who held up the Governor help to solve the mystery. How- ever, the arrival of the attendant CBob Thompson! from a nearby insane asylum, to identify curtain of his ward 1 S is required to solve completely the cause of the humerous mixups. In the closing scene, the Vagabond dramatically takes his leave, but not before ensuring that Zach and Sally, who are very much in love, should not be separated by the overbearing tavern-keeper who wants his son to get lands in exchange for his name. After the vagabond blesses each one in the tavern, he, singing his favorite song, ventures out into the magnificent storm. .,.... f H r ,rp ,fV '-W' Me, ,.,, ,.,.,..A, i Q Ig , .... .,., ,wif 6, TAIRD MOJL SECGQD ROJ: -mm - FIILJ1 'Olg ,JUUIUIY PLF1L:lllF1ST Dick Anfel Lerof Strausbauvh Dick Q 3 LJ 2 Tob Thompson, Archie Bowen, Marvin Adler, Franks . Mr. Deinling, David Mason, Karlenn Smith, Carol Darker, D. L. Uhitecre, Bob Furdock, Kr. Houk. Leanne Kercer, Jo Ann Dowerman, Patsy Kahaffey, Doris Kills, Trillie Noehlman, Karcene Chambers, Norma Joan Ford, Pauline Chanberlain. ,P ,1-' TOP ROW: THIRD ROW! SECOND ROW FIRST ROW! TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: TOP ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW! FIRST GRHUE UF '35 Ardith Armitage, George Wilson, HUGH SHELINE, Edwin Dmland, Gleeverda Richardson, JOYCE ROBINSON, Phyllis Speaker, WANDA PRIEST. Miss Studer, Marlenn Smith, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Tom Shinew, Ray Laws, Lavonne Garber, Leroy Biglow, Robert Gary. Leroy Strausbaugh, Melvin Gordon, Dale Mantel Earl Bryan, Wedunno, George Potter. Wedunno, Lila Lou Dewitt, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Marcene Chambers, HELEN BECHSTEIN, Lucy Weaver, Phyllis McDowell, Shirley Finney, Ethel Laws, Thelma Gonyer, Bonnie Patterson: , SECOND ERQUE UF '36 Robert Gary, Leroy Strausbaugh, Betty Duckett, Richard Hammersmith, Leland Hammersmith, Leroy Biglow, JOYCE ROBINSON, Carol Barker, Marlonn Smith. George Potter, HUGH SHELINE, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Patsy Mahaffey, Phyllis McDowell, WANDA PRIEST, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Bonnie Roberts, Wedunno, Wcdunno. Lucy Weaver, Pat Lee, Lila Lou De Witt, Marcene Chambers, Lois Dennis, Annie Flowers, Bonnie Patterson, Alice Ann Patterson, Joann McDowell, HELEN BECHSTEIN. Thomas Gary, Leland Beck, Dick Adler, Melvin Gordon, Melvin Roe. THIRD GRQUE UF '37 Miss Newcomer, HUGH SHELINE, Willard Bowen Leland Hammersmith, Bill Flowers, Edwin Ireland Ray Laws, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Tom Shinew. Leland Beck, Dale Mantel, WANDA PRIEST, Areith Armitage, Glocverda Richardson, JOYCE ROBINSON, Ethel Laws, Phyllis Speaker, Leroy Strausbaugh, Robert Gary. HELEN BECHSTEIN, Viola Lobdell, Shirley Finney, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Phyllis McDowell, Bonnie Patterson, Lila Lou Dewitt. TOP ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: TOP ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: TOP ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST Row: BOTTOM Row 35933 3 gyAlgQgfMqmw9 FOURTH GHHUEUF '33 Miss Newcomer, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Willard Bowen, HUGH SHELINE, JOYCE ROBINSON, Bonnie Patterson, Patsy Mahaffey, Phyllis MacDowell, ROSE MARIE HENTGES. Dick Adler, Bob Haas, Donald Roberts, Leroy Strausbaugh, Marlenn Smith, Carol Barker, Roy Parker, Robert Glry, Archie Bowen. Lucie Weaver, Rose Marie Roberts, Pat Lee, H LEN BECHSTEIN, WANDA PRIEST, Alice Ann Patterson, Lois Dennis, Donna Neiffer, Jo Ann MacDowel1. HHH EHHUE UF '39 Bob Haas, BILL STRAUSBAUGH, Minnie Hefflinger, JOYCE ROBINSON, Lavonne Garber, Ardith Armitage, Phyllis Speaker, Bonnie Patterson, HUGH SHELINE, Ray Laws. LOREN BECHSTEIN, Louis Gill, Leland Hammersmith, Bill Flowers, Ed Ireland, Dale Mantel, Tom Shinew, Miss Davidson. Emma Hefflinger, Phyllis MacDowel1, Shirley Finney, WANDA PRIEST, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Marcene Chambers, HELEN BECHSTEIN. SIXTH GHHUE UF 'AU LOREN BECHSTEIN, Carol Barker, Marlenn Smith, Willard Bowen, HUGH SHELINE, Ray Laws, Arthur Musser, Walter Caswell, Leroy Strausbaugh. Miss Rosendale, Marcene Chambers, Bonnie Patterson, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, JOYCE ROBINSON, WANDA PRIEST, Patsy Mahaffey, Phyllis MacDowell, Shirley Finney, Norma Jean Ford. Emma Hofflingcr, Lois Dennis, Pat Lee, Annie Flowers, Alice Patterson, Rose Marie Roberts, Lucie Weaver, H LEN BECHSTEIN. Dick Adler, Archie Bowen, Bob Haas. 1 B TOP ROW? THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROWS TOP RCW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROWS TOP ROW! SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: imma amor as Carlos Torras, Walter Caswell, Jim Inebnit, Richard Chamberlain, George Potter, HUGH SHELINE, JOHN KNAGGS, LOREN BECHSTEIN, TOM THOMPSON. Betty Kemmis, JOYCE ROBINSON, Berton Eckert, Frank Eck, WANDA PRIEST, JANET CHAMBERLAIN. Mr. Dewese, BONNIE LINDQUIST, Mildred MCCone, JACQUELINE BURDOCK, ROSE MARIE H NTGES, Shirley Finney, EVELYN WOESSNER, HELEN BECHSTEIN, Betty Edison. Cloyce Hedges, BOB RICHARDSON, Russell Long, Clifford Lehman, Robert Haas, RONALD SNOW. EIEHTH ERHUE UF '42 BOB RICHARDSON, TOM THOMPSON, JOHN KNAGGS, RON SNOW1, Jim Inebit, Cloyce Hedges, George Potter, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Gene Benschoter. Mrs. Barnes, Robert Haas, Florine Parker, JANET CHAMBBRLAIN, BVELYN WOESSNER, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Viola Idbdell, Clifford Lehman, Berton Eckert. JACQUELINE BURDOCK, Shirley Finney, vera Palmerton, JOYCE RGBINSQN, WANDA PRIEST, HELEN BECHSTEIN, BONNIE LINDQUIST. FRESISWHEU or '43 TOM THOMPSON, LOREN BECHSTEIN, RON SNOW, HUGH SHELINE, George Potter, JOHN KNAGGS, Gene Beckford, Mrs. Bachman. Clifford Lehman, WANDA PRIEST, JOYCE ROBINSON, Vera Palmerton, JANET CHAMBERLAIN, June Haylet BOB RICHARDSON. ' EVELYN WOESSNER, ROSE MARIE H NTGES, Shirley Finney, BONNIE LINDQUIST, HELEN BECHSTEIN, SYLVIA MANTEL, JACQUELINE BURDOCK, RENA WAGNER PJ N E If -fart t I THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROWt awwgk 3 g?4!g3Mymmn,Wg SUPHOIUURES OF X44 HUGH SHELINE, JACK WARNER Miss Ginder, BOB RICHARDSON, TOM THOMPSON, BONNIE LINDQUIST, JOYCE ROBINSON, RON SNOW, LORBN BRCHSTEIN RENA WAGNER, EVELYN WOESSNER, JACQUELINE BURDOCK, PAT CROWE, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, HELEN BECHSTEIN, JANET CHAMBERLAIN, SYLVIA JANTEL JUUIURS UF C45 BOB RICHARDSON, LOREN BECNSTEIN, JOHN KNAGGS, RON SNOW, HUGH SRELINE, TOM THOHISCN, JACK WARNER, John Stimmel, BILL STRAUSBPUGH JANET CHAJBLRLLIN, EVELYN WOESSNER, Shirley Finney, PLT CROWE, WANDA PRIEST, BONNIE LINDQUIST, Mrs. Johnson RENA WAGNER, ROSE MLRIE HENTGLS, SYLVIA MLNTEL, June Haylett, ELLEN BECHSTEIN, JACQUELINE BURDOCK, JOYCE ROBINSON, Lois Turner SHWRS UF C46 LORLN BBCHSTEIN, JOHN KNAGGS, JACK WARNER, HUGH SHLLINE, RON SNOW, TOM THOMPSON, BOB RICHARDSON Mr. smith, TJANDA PRIEST, JI5-.I HILL, JoYcL RCBINSON, Bom-TIL LINDQUIST, BILL STHAITSBAUGH, HELEN BECHSTEIN, mr. Mahaffey SYLVIA I-QANTEL, JACQUELINE BURDOCK, PAT CROWE, ROSE IMXRIE HENTGES, JANET CHAMBERLAIN, EVELYN WOESSNER, RIJNA WAGNER, Mrs. Johnson mp! 'EE P , LLLIB VV QMWQQQQWWM SUDPSHUTS Doc and Whizzer. Mr. Dewese's graduation picture. Just think, he could give the barber some business, then. Jackie Burdock. Phone number 2552, fellows! Tillie Moehlm n at the age of umpty months. Rosie--a pin-up girl. So that's why Dick and John go to 4-H camp! Their partners are Lois Garrison and Donna Durltat. Annie Flowers--goo. Helen and Bonnie. Pick and Pat. Pud and Helen. mmmmm. A city boy on graduation day. Mr. Smith. Our math teacher on graduation day. CWhere's your bay window, Mr. Brueggemeier?J Major Loren Bechstein, of the Suicide Squad. John Knaggs, Lois Garrison, Maxine Zeltner, and D. L. Whitacre at 4-H camp. Careful boys, that's fraternization and Hugh Sheline's girl. Pat Crowe, without Dick Angel. O La La!! Mrs. Downing on graduation day. Mrs. Johnson on graduation day. I just love bangs Mr. CHe's still single, but you gotta hurry girls! Houk, on graduation day. uw5ww1g'JixJV?J E25 Jgfwmwmy -7-1 v mt 1' ' , ., , ,. if mf' E-f was f .. sh 1 21 - 5' i' 1' 1 r 1 fufsff M 2 ig fm B 1255 W' ,F fif gl i ,., ., gi! , x 14 Q AUM X T ta I K sf ,ik i x N 5 if S1 .iv u.. 4 hh :. f . ' y Q4 . .V V Q ia W 1 ,...', ,..',, l f 'w , 1,: 1 1-3 -ff.,-Kgs 5 . I . :KVI KC 1 ' ,I 'ff u P num- .+' ,..- pml, gl --- gyw x ' X 'Inu' 1. K ,u' ,bfifk 5 ' Nfujjf ll , x -f fl f ' 1 3 I-Q.w,E gh +a,,:N Q., is 1: Mb QW V -.'f '4r 9 fi 5 . - l I3 I w I7 SVHJIJBHUTS Mrs. Johnson and Scotchie. For Pete's sake, go ahead. Hollywood's got Lamour, Graole, and Bacall. Liberty's got Helen, Rena, and Joyce. Carol, Scotchie, and Patsy. YE GODS!!! what form, Hughie. Tom and Leanna. Romeo and Juliet. Scotchie putting gas? in Doc's car. Hubba Hubba!! Editor and Production Manager. Rena dnd Joyce. Pud and Helen at Providence Park. What a clinchll What? A c1inch?? Angel, Barker, and Knaggs. Why didn't you leave him up there? Scotchie in Smith's buggy. No wonder it won't run Jim and Annie. Figaro and Figeret. Mrs. Switzer on her graduation day. Mrs. Zafirau in High Button Shoes. Doc Cvnn Johnsonj Deimling and his convertible. THAT lonesome, John? H N Q 9 I0 I ,I . ,JV A . Q, .Hy ,I,. f 1 I . X! I .V I x If! ff' I, ' .f,7f' f7 ff! . I f' ,' s.f,59f tv X. j fff! ' I 1 I School again and all the stupormen and able Grables are back at the old grind. Dcn't worry keeds, did you see the teachers? Hubba! -Hubba! Maybe looks are deceiving, huh? Mrs. Johnson is back again to take charge of the Senior Class. She can't get rid of 'em. She's just as full of the Wold boyn as always. see who I saw? Yoicks! It's UDOQW he's not too old girls, but, of all not in the least dame dizzy, he says dive ho'd make, eh girls? Did you Dcimling and things, he's What a crash really radar for a teach. After all, teaching natives different from teaching us. to the natives, either. Mrs. Downing is Sho's roger dodgerl in Africa isn't much Thatfs not an insult We have some new students, too. Jim Hill, eh Annie, Dick Hill, and Jim Berry. Quite an addition to our school. WC QD L r5xX N SMILE, Jus? SMILE J 'J f KK 1 B 34,1 I Da geaenroa id yedaow. ,f ixx EM fff ! Da leabes id turdig brown. J ' NwYjgt .,f Da trees id abble orjards Wid fruid are beddig down. W IV. , .'L' v L xx., M Af 'f4agLaq, f lg ,- 47' I Da eyes are red lig rubies. Da does id fudd ob sneeze. KN Da head id stuved wi' cotton. nhggf' ., Gimme a hanky, please. - iffw 'Fi 1 1 XA 1 F 1 a ZZ? j , ,..,1,,- l. . uw y .MLP . a fa' r mf- qv' -it '.1 'WJQ A 6' : 10 , ' The Senior Glass decided to advertise their play well as an advertising agency could. Believe it or not, the seniors can be busy little beavers when they try. Can't they, Mrs. Johnson? She knows! They decided on exclusive posters to do the work. All week long they worked and worked and oh, so hard! H111 they finish in time? . I Thursday, the 4th, we had a baseball game with Cygnet. Flagpole Sheline pitched a 7 hit game and did some all rest hitting himself. Bobbie Thompson was really on the beam. He snagged a line drive running to his left and tagged the runner trying to get back to second base. He got a bruise on the side of the noggin for his efforts, anyway. what a game! Gygnet won 6-3, though. Here are those seniors again! Always doing some- thing! Can't sit still a minute! This time they had a hayrlde. They brought along some intimate friends. They saw more country that night! Sr. boys and girls had tryouts for the play. They were really surprised about who get the parts. Play practice certainly serves as an excuse for not getting lessons. It certainly is more fun, and money, 1sn't it Bob? We have plenty of visitors. First Shirley Potter, graduate of two years, and our good friend Jr. Searfoss. Junior is finally gettiqgito be a man. He's in the ' Navy, girls. He went iniveighing 155 lbs. and loek at him after two nonthsf'l81 lbs. What a hunk of man! Oh, yes, we got our report cards. We were all so happy, weren't we? The good old seniors, again, had a meeting about class pictures. ' A e X ZF Xqrx XJ a W M FQQ I' 4 1 ,..r,,,, wg, K 5 s ,v, .Ky ,. - J, -WF' dh ,N -1 1 , , he' tv, ff V' :Q 'M ,hz 'K pw- no .L uf 'YHA 'Yi' 4 N a r Q A .-dl :fL ': v-F ff ,Ti x xg 1 3 V ' - nfr' . 1 ' ' 1 MW ' If - . ia. 5 ar' 1 W 0 9, ,, .-' N 'f . . lg X , - 1,1 , v,. 1. -- T T - -A U Sf-'T f , f XX t 1 , if J N 'K HN 5jp'1 ' n . I ' in gdf ' ' 'A ' ' 0 X ' X , P X D , ' - . ' 9 . ' .. -. . - N ' V . ' 'nl 5 if g 0 . .- K? 4 4. X 'V E5 H! W.. Q- LL. IL: 0 Z '-' Z Ls! , 1--.ff-'VCL ., 1 Q? ' 3 g. . - , - of ' ,iq . as --f 5 . is ,-.--v ,- .. . .V.. N f ,-, xv. 1 - ta, H -.., .-, . . . , .- .gy -I - ,e:'q,,'vl 1 . M Q- ,. , . r , . 4. , --' X : ! . fi -.--ug 15 1' 1 'mc' Ifbkf' Jr' hs 'E'-?f?f-.'f ?:.'3- fgr-'-: 5. A ' wif 5 K kv , Ywuv 'I 'Is-Anvaki-U 57 -6 '- 4 J 'I' ' -7'..r-Zmvdllrr .4?f?::5f:CNl:5l'J'I-Y:.'DNS-f?f'.h5 4-f-v rl?YJY'9'I3ff'x1'9l ' 'L. ..3... A I The Senior Play nYou Canft Take It With Youn was presented on November 2nd, Gee, was Mrs. Johnson ever tickled to have it such a success. Mr. DePinna was a sensash part of the program and Grand- pa was really alreet. tHe put his two bits worth in and made it hilarious. Well, you know Scotchie. The Seniors finally decided where they wanted to be shot. Halker's it was, that is Wa1ker's I say. The camera took it's ghastly fate like a man, oh, my mistake, camera, camera, that is. Then came the trip to Toledo. There was plenty of help when it came to fixing flats, wnsn't there keeds? Every- thing went ginger peachy. Maybe nDocn was a bit bored, but how could he be with what rode with him? It was simply cosmic, wasn't it UDocn? Jack was happy, tool I'll bet those two girls 'Doc'ato Lunch with were thrilled all to pieces. How about it gals? MIGHT SHIFT I'll never get my homework done, It's midnight and I've just begun. Of course, it had to be postponed when certain parties telephoned. Then, too, I simply couldn't cope with Ancient Hist'ry AND Bob Hope. And, by the time that Bob was through, I had my hair and nails to do. Oh, evening duties are so myriad I thank my stars for Study Period! w Aren't we sharp as a drill, and twice as boring? eff-,ft ' fx. ....... , , ff? I '- 0 ' v f ' Y-1 J M ix X 7 ' lei T . I 5 X ,. 1 I C ! 04 f' ,- F-,Q1 , t I , , I t , -- p f V 4173+ .sTMg:1Ei:g2 5 f-ss ff w Leis-E? .1 1, at wi k k r . as . gli E - fr- - f ' -si--N ' f-- 'x 1, ' , e l ' ,. -as ,ff , w w , ,!cf. 1irxfQf!!2jj?f lfzxfffxxffxwell, Dt J. here it ith near Chrithmath and IBJPB jutht getting tharteda Isn't that corny? Of course those wonderful basketball games have kept us all jumping. I'm sure we don't know who gets the most attention, the cheerleaders, or the basketball.boys. I'd say it was 50-50. The mice should have been warned in due time because the Seniors got their pictures finally. The pictures, on the whole, are alreet. I, for one know at least one Jerk from Albuquerque whose ' picture will be especially swell for scaring mice, or is it meese? Gee, you should have seen our Christmas Carnival. I'll lay you ten to one that there's ' never been another one like it5l Scotchie and Tom were really proud of their weight-guessing joint. They did pretty good for the Senior Class.- Tanks! Carol Barker was the crystal gazer for the Junior Class and what futures he could foretell. Mine was a pippen, how about yours? The fish pond was the Sophomores. All I could see to fish for was a redhead. How about it boys? The Freshmen and eighth grade did OK with the darts, baseballss, and ping pong balls. It was all Super! Mr. Smith, who was trying to emphasize a point in logic, asked the civics class: Ulf the United States is bounded on the north by Canada, on the south by Mexico on the east by the Atlantic Dcean and on the west by the Pacific 1? Ocean, how old am I? There was - a long, horrible silence, and even Jack Warner sat uumfounded. 4 CHIASWQAS , Finally Janet raised her hand. p . ,, You're 44 . Flabborgasted in ' ' y ,, , turn-'Mr. Smith said. nThat's , , 5' rtgnt, Janet, but how did you I 3 QS .Qkf' 1 Ligure it outkn Janet's answer T f .Qq--KFAIM was short ana to thc point. g ' NThat's easy. I have a brother . ff: y-Q J .sank WhO'Q,-rxalf nuts, and hefs 223' V'4'4.1uN'f' I I c wwfm l l, fjldigfx-1 jilgliaf ' E ' , -535633, - .. V ' XXX X 111 4 X ff ff ,f f O!igY,f,f ,I f' ,557 i !ff'. -,-' l'm so mad I could scream! Holida s are over, over that is-- ' gSo are my New Year's resolutions,Y All the lads and lassies are back for more horsing around. A guy could get killed here! Mr. Goon, Goon that is, was here to take class pictures. x What a fate! I can't understand why it took him so long to take the seniors' pictures. Mrs. Downing is leaving. First for California and then back to Africa. Her brother is coming to take her place. We've seen pictures of him, haven't we girls? Mr. Houk came for a few days, so he could get nge to us, I betcha! Hey, if you get many more of these men, men I say, how will they expect us to keep our minds on our work? 'Well, iaybe they don't. The seniors ordered their invitations and namecards. That's the most agreeable class !'ve seen for a long while. Let's hope it's not catching! Basketball seems to be the main topic nowadays. We've really had some keen games and again just the opposite. Those cheerleaders are really on the beam and what figures they oan't cut. We even have some small frys in training. Beverly Collins is really coming up. She's solid! , Why do I stand when the moon is high, With arms outstretched to a starlit sky, While on my lips is a wordless cry? Why do I do it? l'm nuts, that's why. Did you like that? We thought you would. Here's another little jingle, dedicated to Loren: They walked down the lane' together, ,f ,UN The sky was filled with stars ------..7'4 - y',Q,, They reached the gate in silence lA Ny,f',ARY i,j5,5.-.'3'E1,'3gff, He lifted down the bars. i:iQQ'a, , iff hwlt- She lifted her dark eyes to him ' 52,57 5 5 There was naught between them now, jgjilggggqkgffg,gyLk,Lae1lX For he was only the hired man 'V SQ',Q'QRggflg.',g,f, .A 'x and sho--a Jersey cowl I A ysegxaseaafl- ?9NUUWVgg7T?lf LW , Y fri I3Y. 'Y ,li I X I Mrs. Downing has left for California and Mr. Houk is now our regular English teacher. Oh Boy! I The boys are redily in the groove this year with their Hi-Y Club. They really get around. That banquet at Wauseon was really interesting Cafterwardsl, I heard. Valentine Day and that pest Cupid is at it again. He really gets around somebody who knows somebody else. I have heard a rumor, rumor that is, that sugar and stuff is retioned. From some of the cards I've seen, I have my doubts. You should have seen the card that our famed Chem. teacher received with about a dozen lip prints on it, and no signature. The gals told him on the card that wif you're really interested, you can find out who sent this tp you.U - What a catastrophe! What a ghastly fate! What? Ch, we're having six weeks tests. We were so happy before this awful thing happened. It's too bad the tournament at B. G. came before tests because no one had much time to study. Chemistry was ever so hard, they tell. One beautiful day of vacation on Washington's birthday. Hubba! Hubba! Another man teacher! Mrs. Johnson went to New Orleans to spend two weeks with John and Mr. Ringer is her replacement. What a replacement! He's married gals, but still lots of fun. The first year typing students in fourth period class can get away with murder! He likes girls! Another sailor! This time it is John Woessner and he's just back before discharge. The Senior Civics class surely made a good impression on him. Peer sister Evelyn can't talk with him as an audience. .' ' ll 1 -f -'eww-e-. fl A ,Jff'.,. .i'f'z -4 'P'3'..Q1Sz32 ff3f2 f'.',CT v :V-ev. X - i bltf . I V L2 . , XX ,'.4 q ,fxzf-fr 33' . C if -a .I fees- ' 1 X oxen- x. - - I+! 5 if 'f ' P '--. . : Ui --'NIS , i i I S f: -' mf! A 7, ',4,v 1 4 - . ef,X9N,q . If , ,-ff1,h'y se . A f' 5 'I A, ,I Agp!! Jak I - ,i . la 4. .jlg'.f'.'I'.l'. .-NH ' XV Phe Junior Class has decided to put on the play WTHE TAVERNN. Mr. Houk and Mrs. Johnson decided who was going to be in it. Those poor Juniors were really in suspense. It took so long! The basketball boys, boys I say, had a banquet at the Falcons' Nest in Bowling Green. Coach Harold Anderson of Bowling Green University was the guest speaker. 'Elagpolen Sheline was named as the honorary captain. You deserve it, too, Hughie. The Nskirtsu of the Senior Class sponsored a WPlaid Shirt and Blue Jeans Partyn. The Junior and Senior boys played a basketball game and the Senior boys were beaten. Will they ever live it down? Boys, you beat them last year! You should have seen Mrs. Johnson in shirt and overalls, complete with pigtails. Mr. Dewese and Mr. Brueggemeier were really at home, too. Dick Adler and V Gloria gave out with some really hep jitterbugging to nTico,.Ticon. It can be done. The historian, prophet, and will-writer were elected by the Senior Class, Scotohie got the prophesy by an almost unanimous vote.' Boy his gift-of gab comes nat- ura ly, and don't we know tl ' . ,f:g:f:- :-:-'-1 . 7:45 .Zz-' . 155- . .5:1 S ' ' 9 fi ' 9 ??:f?J How about this ditty for those E E52 ' Xzijf , y, 1 Z' i - ,X with ust ood intentions? 55gggr,Qy?5aa J S ' . ff' J ,3si?.N.4-'-Q,EM'Q-Taz? .L-1 3: , 0 ' l .I :.- kg: r 5?5QQf4 .ff 5533, Arai: xv X .. .1 .P T : 4 ,e .assi 2g?.'f5? fag , Fat she are V r -its N-Q' Nl: G5 - , Ef +. ., l if-fee, Vx -Yw+W sway f 'Wg w, .ig-,lil . 19: 5 V g J, - In aggg '3E1Q:- Q?rf Ute to wasn't f5wryy!5? Qyejggifg, KQVW-'ri I Ju 1 ,JA Reason are Ja. r..l, lr IT, rfb? isisaiarf 'M fda? Mipsawfel '1:. 1':. Y- ' , 4. 111 ' . - ck'-Zu..-X-. , sne daily doesn' n if ati? 97 5 'CM it ni Q ,L-v V xii A i N fy 9,5 vial, Vfjlgs A Cigrgi Wsfm Q ggifqu N N , '79 zu. 'f.-I5 'f'T ' :L X fri. js 1 .J ' giS.M'zi1i,f . f I Egg, my I. Q 41 latin ,Lf-ltr:-9' f yr, .-Msg f f 'Sf M. fn vii- cj.--:Q 'M-is ' si? J .' :..:f.,1+.af12-vas ,,, VRWHK PMN: 'Cmf QQ TWA Fl fly- a 43? 4 4? '?'2 l rmffj .. I W gEt W , . Qkw f KW, w,v vas gps p 'M Q fl V ,V 4- -- . . '-1-1 ,E Cf'-an 'ff' If fl, A ff The 1 , ff Junior play went off swell and we all liked it. Another hit, Mr, Houk, The Seniors received their name cards and invita- tions finally. It's good news for them, but bad news for the ones who get the invitations. Our lives of might be apply to inquiring reporter has been digging into the some of our Senior boys. We thought you interested in these little ditties which them, and how! Take a good guess about the first one. You can't go wrong! Early to bed And early to rise And your girl goes out With other guys! We just know that Hughie and Lois will appreciate thi! little ditty. He told her of his love The color left her cheeks ,. But on the shoulder of his coat VJ,fLfNQt x It showed for weeks and weeks. Jficfflx gfwqzy sax Last, but not least, comes Scotchie.f ga lfifflx fn rfajnif We just couldn't leave him out., Who is gf' Niyiicy! ,f Qj I 'Mp the blonde?--Dorothy? 1,55 ,QJ4 l X5 - , QW-A 5- gf QE! I'm done with dames, 'J-Q F , gif They cheat and they lieg Xt 3 KQ3Qf They prey on us males XQ 'fl g e To the day that we die. 4 - W L 1 They tease and torment us I 3 Q And drive us to s1n-- 5 i. Hey! Look at that blonde . X. g 3332 ' That just came ln. V inf f if-v, fl fyf .I 'r ll A , 'Pc ,f fx ,X - ts 4 LTR , 1 fr 4' M fr lisa.:1:s,1'V,-xg, Nf-Yffatiaxiiessaitvsferziiisaaas-xx X A . '- wIQmyLX-MEZZ 5:1 jkwwmidwwmmmufhfimmmwyfih f ez 7? -fy' f - eff ft e 1s Xqsxsg: 1 L G X h'N,,:5 , X 'N EL, Q X fra! N I X-xv QA Af fNKNijNNLCDvff . e N' f'Bince we all know what goes on in May, Senior X trip, Baccalaureate, and Commencement, we'll leave it to your imagination, I jggpf We asked our inquiring reporter about some more of the Senicr Class. This is the results. I First comes a gal with a mind of her own and a temper to go with it. Here's her favorite ditty, isn't it Spitfire? nAn eskimc sleeps in his white bear skin, And sleeps very well, I'm told, Last night T slept in my white bare skin, And caught one heck of a cold.n The next is a boy, oops, man with experience. If you want to know a gal, ask Jack, he knows 'em all. Here's how he picks them. What Jack likes in women: lo Looks 2. Brains 56 Looks 4. Money 5. Looks 6. Flattery 7. Looks ' 8. Responsiveness 9. Looks The last one is a gal who hates all males. Wel-ll, there is one redhead who still rates and that bashful curly-haired sailor. Shefs a picker for looks, they're not bad. ,NX ,QTEF By the bye, how are NRedn QgiW:fRFf3V . , fl ' ,. - P - and Paul , Jackie? Here's A. his 'kpfk-N E her' theme SOHSS ii .-fl2.ffHeasseeemee UThe boy to be my sweetheart X tTQ?fbQHeiEE??EEt1 Dumb so helll love me.n ' 'eSQQQQ3?3QgQ?'eQE rqw- fr, -:1.4J:713573.Qtg'.2:5L: 1'g15' . 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'X W ' v' 'y V3 .Sf . ul K - . ,4 me mfg ,NS X . f'N ef - h T-'-'5'ffX X X ' N . 2 X SQMJM 2 X S ?f1fNxXQll Q7:iXQ1V 1 jf X 1 X L' 1 YN V - . . , .vm v Q. , ee-ff.--fe if -fx.- 'T f'WL,3 e- 4,. - -fi lf. -ae., ,,-, 'U X' Q97 fi-5? Here is c shi? limi musl have laeen a laeauliful sialxf wid: an ils sails unfurleci. Il is o merclnonl vessel eanec' a ucarackn Coraclcs were lauilf Spain, hob, cnc! Porfugoi in H18 sixieenlln cenfury. Uaese simifas were cnc! Imeavy. -Huey carried seven lnundrecl ossen ers or more. Nofice Low due F 3 fronf of flue Loaf slanfs inworc! of flue wafer hue, muck lime some as flue Low of a modern sfeamer. SIXTH ROW! FIFTH ROW! FOURTH ROW THIRD ROWS SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: 1-ii -H Bob Burdock, John Knaggs, Tom Thompson, Jack Warner, Mr. Deimling, Hugh Sheline, Mnrlenn Smith, D. L. Whitacre, Raymond Hentges. Dick Adler, Ron Snow, Loren Bechstein. Bill Gallier, Bernard Collins, Dick Hill, Bill Snow, Bob Richardson. Tom Potter, Wendell Burdook, Bob Thompson Jim Hill, Bill Strausbaugh, Leroy Strausbaugh Maritn Franks. uMw93'QJ4.gxgi?J EEE igwwwwmv STUUEIN COUNCIL STANDING: Mr. Smith, Tom Thompson, Hugh Sheline, SFATED: TCP ROW SPTCND RCW' S7DTTD: Bob Richardson, Wendell Burdock. Sally Mercer, Leanna dercer, Imogene Flowers, Gloria Wood. QEWIUQL STM? Jacqueline Rurdock, Jo Ann Qowerman, Doris Wills, Tally Mercer, Fill Strausbaugh, Gloria Wood, Leanne Teroer, Joanna Warner, Imogene Flowers, Jim Fill, Jack Warner, Rose Marie Hentges, Tvelyn Woessner, Janet Chamberlain. Wanda Priest, Sylvia Mantel, Bonnie Lindquist, Loren Bechstein, Pat Crowe, Bob Thompson, Ronald Snow, Tom Thompson, John Knaggs, Carol Garker, fob Richardson, Dick Angel, Patsy Mahaffey, Pauline Chamberlain, Norna Jean Ford Mrs. Johnson, Joyce Robinson, Helen Bechstein, Rena Wagner, Hugh Shelinc, Mr. Smith, Trillis Mcehlman, Dick Adler. ?!fZMNLEEJvfe-ew I I f-.--AW- .- - 1 I TWT' ' I' ITL, I 1 ,,. , . 1 I I I , ,I 'mismana- annnowanuumnarxmmanusmmww 9 ' N I , ., , -f V 1.1 - -1--1 'our--.11 N - ' - -4 - '- ' v ' OOINQUIUIIDIIISD2 . '- ' 'M ,YVY,YVVAVVV Ah ,WA 111:1:-1--:.-ff:---35ffff-Y-af-1 --A-f'l11'1'f1 1'1 'LTTW11' ': T f 'i,L'....... ICI3'.'T'.......' '.....i:.L.T.fi....f......'A 'f.?fLiI:.:......::?.aaTii' 1 f , J W X ,fix A 71+ Ames V, If ff' r' , 4? jj. . . 1' -an 1 1 211 1111-1.1 --1-1 1-11, --.--Q..-1 1 -.-1-11--.. 1,,1, --r, Y .1 111111-1 ,::-:- :-::.::1:11--11:-A ---1-yuan..-,:.41.-..Q n -.. 1.',.- ..,...1. 'N K E Q--x5 N X' 1 'Q 'X X X If g2Q,,,,,o,,l,y N X ff ..,NX f'NX,f,,'LL 21 Q--Q-I --x.:I:1'lf- .2 5!'1iPS Love Playec! a grecl Puri in line Lislory o l ski: due S f M flu . f . . f no IOHS. lS l IS slwiia Columlaus user! io xx , n ana orxo, e cross llxe ocean on luis' famous voyage io America. if is couecl a ucoraveln cnc! if comes from Spain. Njclwouslm ii was o sman skip, ii was speecly unc! seawordny. n , rr .IC GFI 0 GN!! sci e rem in n T1 S i M f SP0 o Auausf 3, cnc! noi sigh lang unlil OCQOLCI' 12. ,H TCC CYQK f' f it E-Llflw-' 5 If , xr,--1 X . 4'-' .- . - .. ,gf 5 3 , s: tax. , - T rg. fl QQ 'Ziff ... 1150.-. 1- --T,-+.. ,af I ,ig flue uMay ocean in America. OUO 0 fv.,,,L,48a A 11 uf an ir in merico as rec a ou ,' I I I H WBT. -HHS LFOVC llide SIN? CFOSSBJ i,'l8 1620, O Lringing sefllers from En8,anJ fo Y 'mow flue sfory of me Pilgrims who Ionclecl on flu usfern cnc! rocu:oum'j cousin of nun I: G I ITIOU New England. You an Lnow flmaf flm colony flney fda! wr, fn, 'S f+ we :ive in i O was a oe inning o ,ve America A Gy. WED JL bfi mn ,W W May we take this opportunity to introduce to you Mr. Henry Iearnside, who was our basketball A coach this year. With his capable eadership, our team came through ith a successful season. We wish to express our appre- iation to Mr. Fearnside, not onlyl s a very efficient basketball oach, but for his influence with oys in developing good sportsman- hip and character, which was even ore appreciated. The lessons learned in proper ehavior and sportsmanship on the asketball floor will remain for ife. Mr. Fearnside's influence ith his boys deserves the highest om endation. His team manager, John Knaggs lso deserves a vote of thanks for is whole-hearted cooperation. 1ohn has been manager for three I O I O O .54 my ig!! ears, and constantly given faith- ful serviceLJ.,. s-- dfiz df fl gg L: -...1.3.,,,,.,., EHEERLEQUER3 LEAIIA KEHCER GLORIA WOOD IKOGENE FLOWERS BDSEBQLL STAHDIYG: Dill Strausbaugh, Dios nnje , LEATQD' Hugh Sheline, Bernard Kirian, Kr. Kahaffoyf 'Witacre Bob Thompson, D. L. dhi J Ronald Snow, Bob Burdock, Tom Richardson. Dick Adler, John Knagfs, Knrlenn Smith, Thompson, Bob X 'A H ,jwWmmW awWiQJQ34Ji1gM L , s 5 , I WF? 'H 1 6 A 1 ,sh gg, . . - ,I '5m.,VX D f -fm.-.wwf pu 7 . .-..JW1.,.....Js....,.. 'U Q y BQSKETBQLL The Liberty High Basketball Team of 1945-46 had only a mediocre season winning five games and losing ten. If the total points for both opponents and Liberty were taken into consideration, the Lions fared fairly well, they scored 450 points while their opponents scored 445, indicating they lost most of their games by close scores. Duo to graduation the team will lose the services of Hugh Sheline, Jack Warner, Tom Thompson, and Ron Snow. The outlook for next year's team is e good one. -Several of the boys saw action on the varsity. They are: Bob Thomp- son, Marlonn Smith, Ray Hentges, Bob Burdock, D. L. Whitacre, Dick Adler and Carol Barker. With these boys a very strong team can be made. In the county tournament Liberty drew a bye to play the winner of Olneysweston. Olney was victorious over Weston. Then, Olney beat Liberty by a score of 28-21. Olney went on to win the county championship by defeating Cygnet in the finals 26-22. Scores of the games were as follows: We They Milton 20 25 N. Baltimore 22' 28 Bloomdale 52 16 Cygnet 25 45 Haskins 14 l7 Portage 52 26 Jackson 28 52 N. Baltimore 55 5l Milton 40 18 Bloomdale 25 55 Cygnet 54 51 Portage 25 28 Jackson 22 42 Weston 57 27 Olney-Tournament- 21 28 SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL INLIVIDUAL SUMMARIES NAME GOAL FOULS TOTAL PERSONAL FOULS Sheline 49 22 120 26 T. Thompson 45 51 117 ,52 Snow 54 17 85 56 Warner 16 15 45 29 R. Thompson 7 8 22 19 Smith 7 8 22 15 Hentges 4 5 15 10 Burdock l O 2 l Whitacre O 4 4 2 AQ49.It--c 1.-- 1 0 is 1 0-1 I O I 2 -- TOTAL ,,,,,,,,-,,,l,Q1 1 109 h,-,..,.,s-,4c5.0.,1 190- I The Liberty High School Reserve Basketball team had a fairly successful season, winning eight games and losing six. Prospects are seen of a fine and sportsworthy team next season. The reserve team should be bolstered considerably by the advancement of the fine Jr. High Team into High School. Liberty's Reserves outscored their opponents in total points 552 to 295. Scores of the games were as follows: We They We They Milton 25 15 N. Baltimore 15 27 N. Baltimore 11 21 Milton 57 Bloomdale 22 28 Bloomdale 26 Cygnet 17 52 Cygnet 27 Haskins 27 14 Portage 55 Portage 28 19 Jackson 25 Jackson 50 22 Weston 51 RESERVE BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL SUMMARIES NAME GOAL FOULS TOTAL PERSONAL FOULS Adler 59 15 95 22 Whitacre 22 15 59 51 Barker 16 2 54 14 Hentges 25 6 52 16 Angel 15 8 54 19 Burdock 9 2 20 14 R. Thompson 10 8 28 15 Ray 5 5 15 12 Richardson 1 5 5 14 Smith 1 2 4 2 Collins 2 O 4 4 Kramp 1 O 2 1 Bryan 1 O 2 0 Hi.L3.L.....,- -...,,.-..Q-.....--,.1,.Q..-,,.,...--,,,,,, O , W 12 TQQTAL M 1 145. 1 as 6,6 552 165 wN394QFwd EHEERLEQUERS uSssss - Boom - AHIU Pop, originality, and personality marked the cheerleaders this year. Dressed in their purple skirts and yellow sweaters, they were an essential part of all the games throughout the basketball season. Our cheerleaders helped to foster a good school spirit which develops keen rivalry between schools in athletics. The student body has shown a fine spirit and has supported our teams under the leadership of this year's cheer- leaders. The cheerleaders were new to L.H.S. sports fans. BQSEBQLL The baseball team did not enjoy a very successful season. They played only five games which does not give a team a chance to show its strength. We won one and lost four. Scores of the games were as follows: We They Jackson O 5 Webster 4 15 Milton 16 15 Jackson 6 ll Cygnet 6 7 CTournamentJ Members of the team that we will lose this year are: Sheline, Snow, Richardson, Thompson, Knaggs, and Straus- baugh. Other members of the team areg R. Thompson, Adler, Angel, Kirian, Smith, Whitacre, and Burdock. The prospects for a good team next year are very excellent and we hope that we will have a fine team. mrs. QEEEQEE HUGH SHELINE Hn. 6- 2 wt. 170 lbs. mm 5 Q 5 E Senior E 531356 MARLENN SMITH 13-gg snow Ht. 6' Ht. 6' 1 Wi. 170 1bS. Wt. 154 lbs. GUARD FORWARD Junior Senior J ' - Q TOM THOMPSON ' JACK WARNER A QQ2 THOMPSON Ht. 5' 11 1vE,l42 lbs. Ht. 5' Wt. 195 lbs. Ht. E' 10 Wt. 140 lbs. GUARD M Seniqr FORWARD Senior GUARD Junior eer:J9QEgeeee RESERVE BHSKEEBHEE TOP ROW: Carol Barker, Raymond Hentges, D. L. Whitaore, Bob Durdock. SECOND ROW: Dick Angel, Dick Adler, Jim Ray, Bob Richardson, Jim Hill. JUNIUHEMEH BHSKEEBHEE TOP ROWg Kenneth Nutter, Norman Sheline, Jim Berry, Mr, Dewese. SECOND ROW: Ted Moore, George Strausbaugh, Alan Beatty, Duane Bland fe ...l.. . f rr EE1 E Er rrrrrE E JUWUR HIGH BQSKHBQLL After a great undefeated season, our Junior Hi. entered the tournament Haskins in the at Tontogany in a blaze of glory. They whipped second round of the tournament 45-17. They then went on to trim North Baltimore 5945 in the third round. N. B. did not score in the last three quarters- They met Milton in the semifinals and beat them 47-25. They went into the finals a decided underdog to a good Luckey team. They had only a half hour rest from the Milton game, as the semifinals and the finals were being played the same night. Both teams played excellent ball the first half with only a few points different in the score at the half. But the second half our boys tired and Luckey kept pouring them through the hoop to win 57-20. Our boys received a very beautiful second place Gold plated trophy. It was presented to the school the next day by Richard Vermilya, the captain. Liberty's their opponets Liberty's Sheline Moore Bland Vermilya total score for the season was 414 points, to 255. SCOI OI S WOTCS 98 Berry 46 91 Nutter 15 75 Beatty 6 54 For the whole season Liberty wen l5 games and lost 1. F 1 Aww, QMWSAWH Efgimgf Ei RLS' IDI-HSMFEL EUUUJT HW LLM: Nancy Woessncr, Ida Strausbaugh, Imogene Blowers, Jo Ann Faweruan, Sally Mercer, Joanne Adlir. CT t1 R0': Qrllyn Whitacrc, Glcria Wcod, Patsy Mahaffey Fvolyn Woessncr, Cercl hotter. . . mr VY - U -MA .- -...- ....-.... .44-.......-....-..-....Q.. v....Y.V - X A UfKfxV7N f .4 ................. .xii-.... :L , -I-:Z--....,.-....-.-z.: , ,,,, 4.,..,.,u. ,,,, ,,,,,,1:,,-.-v - v , . - ..,-..- . .. .. X- If r ri N' f , 1mZ7f T 2 f L, .... . X Xebe-q' AK ' ASQ? X N- nsie IPQEJY merclxanl sailing vessel is one of flue areal American uclifapern skips, wlwiclx were Lui!! in llmerninefeenll-n ceniury. They sfrealcecl across . lime Allonfic in much less fime flmn ollser sailins vessels of lime Jay. They were cue fo so fasler Lecousc any were Luilf .for sfaeecl and lrlme Jouue iofasails Save if-mem a 'nigger afreacl of canvas Quan any sailing Ski? dw! 8ong Lefure num. Y I . ' v eu' ' 'N' Ngo ., cf X! -' ..4...,, -.- A fi-ef re r .'i.- -f-. 'Y' . . - -7-1 ee, . fi - rg-.f-f ,,.f-:'- .. -2-' 'r'-iff,- . '.' .u .-... 1,,,.4isuf 'hath' . .' A--he?:..,f1llt'- f'g..-'S-'gn 'Qplivll ' Rolnlerl Fallon, n young American engineer, in- venfeel flue Frei SQCGMLOQL 'ln 1807 l-me launclzecl flue uClermonl,n wlxiclu moele a successful fri? from New Yorlc lo Allsany on flue Huclson river. Soon sleamlaoals were sailing rivers anal seas all over flue wox-'H cncl slxips willa sails laegon lo clisamnar from flue lmorizon. -lilac uclermonhn ll1e moJel for fulure :learn- laools, LGA lwo large cenler Poelclle-wlmeels llmf clmurnecl flue vmler furiously. Many river sleamera lqvlay lwve Poclclle-wlxeels. Quiyiwu Eygixjgwaaanw H3145 WHAT LAST YE,AIZ'S SENIORS Betty Whitacre Thomas Shinew Thelma Gonyer Clifford Searfoss Minnie Hefflinger Ruth Bateson James Youngs Marjorie Newlove Lavonne Garber Colene Armitage ARE DOING- Married KMrs. Jack Foglel working at Dayton.v Farming at home. At home. In the Navy in Florida. At home. Going to Bowling Green State University. Married and working at Findlay. Going to Bowling Green State University. Married lMrs. Barton Eckert! Married CMrs. Jack Haylettl fx X r' r' r .. .,,,,,,,,m. ,...,,. 1922 Adda Banks Doris Brink Harley Carnicom Doris Herringshaw Leo Leonard Eudora Mansfield Geraldine Moore Melvin Osborne Glenn Robinson Reynolds Ross Floyd Rundlett Tracy Shockey Ida Switzer Lena Thatcher Hugh Wilson George Wolfe I925 Frieda Bickert Lois Corbett Magdaline Eishen Annadelle Fernside Ardanell Herringshaw Frieda Herringshaw Mildred Krause Myron Long Helen Mercer Thelma Mercer Marie Newlove Alvina Oestreich Leary Peoples Chester Ray Dorothy Richardson Stanley Roberts John Rope Beulah Stockwell Eva Withrow Florence Wolfe FILUWH 42523 Freda Bateson Harold Bordner Hazel Boyer Valentine Fellers Nell Harris Blanche Leimgruber Donna Leonard Hester Long Iona Mansfield Roy Mercer Charles Potter Mary Rope Ruth Sheline Roy Stockwell Mark Sweet Merle Sweet Daniel Whitacre Maratha Wisely Martin Woessner IQZG Madonna Amos Kenneth Aurand William Black Fairy Corfman Rhea Corbett Cleophus Crawford Edna Duesler Ethelyn'Fogle Roselle Garber Grace Hcskinson Zadah Kinney Lucy Long Dwight McConnell Dilious Mercer Lois Mercer Clarence Patterson Helen Ray Alice Sautter Otis Smith Ira Smith Opal Steinhart Mabel Stockwell Sidney Switzer Robert Whitacre Robert Wilson Bernard Wood Nobel Yeager Edna Zimmerman Catherine Alban Ottis Alban John Eishen Cleolie Garber Cecil Glaser Bernice Haas Velma Hoskinson Mildred Lindsey William Moritz Elma Mears Pauline Moore Muriel Robinson Edna Stockwell Freda Switzer Cleadith Williams Viola Yarger I927 Raymond Bomer Catherine Eishen Henry Fearnside Cleo Fellers Eunice Herringshaw Ninn Kinney Lehr Lee Myrtle Levers Marjorie Mercer Virginia Mercer Frieda Gestreich Marvel Patton Sylvia Peoples Evelyn Perry Marjorie Reed Don Robinson Clara Ross Glenn Shaffer Charlotte Sweet Evelyn Tyson Delores Weller IQZS Dale Boyer Florence Clark John Douglas Loren Glaser Helen McComb Rose Patterson Nell Ray Russell Robins Helen Robinson Edna Shinew Lawrence Steinhart Opal Stockwell Elvera Switzer Bina Withrow Leona Woessner Stanley Woessner Eloise Wolfe Alyce Yarger IQ34 Estella Bechstein Lyle Brisbin Louise Chamberlain John Crocker Mira Clapp Wallace Glaser Bruce Hillard Helen Miller Halford Snyder Ruth Wolfe Cloyd Yarger Geraldine Robinson Don Roe Leroy Rose HLUHW 9 Marcela Atkins Frieda Aufdencamp James Dauterman Helen Fearnside Clarice Fogle Dorothy Fullmer Helen Herringshaw Wilma Hillebrand Stuart Himes Eleanor Hull Bonnie McClure Pearl4McDonald Dorothy Mathile Glenn Mercer Harold Miller Wilton Moore Berton Robinson Lloyd Rose Helen Sweebe Clifford Swope Maxine Symonds Bertha Wittenmyer IQBZ Esther Crocker Ralph Crocker Jack Curliss Richard Curliss Helen Fogle Ralph Franks Burton Gamble Ethel Gill Thelma Herringshaw Elaine Hillebrand Helen Housley Devillas Mercer Florice Patton Dale Roe Ethel Roe Russell Shinew Bernita Singleton Harold Smith Lillian Snyder Grace Underwood Glenn Wright Arthur Wulff Dean Benschoter Hilda Benebheter Robert Carnicom Naomi Dauterman Beatrice Eckert Francis Eckert Ruth Ford Carl Gamble Edward Haylett Carrol Hillebrand Emerson Lahman Matilda La Plante Mary Lee Jane McConnell Margaret Newlove Robert Oestreich Fern Shawaker Maxine Shinew Lauren Smith Gordie Stover i933 Mary Brisbin Ruth Burrel Walter Carmean Truman Carnicom Ruby Hull Marjorie Johnston David Lahman Evelyn Lindquist Fred Lindquist John Newlove Robert Parker Ralph Ray Garnet Trumbull Viola Smith Eli Stockwell Chester Wulff H3314 Francis Banks Willis Barker Perry Bechstein Wayne Creps George Crocker Marjorie Duesler Ruth Edwards Alice Fellers Elsie Franks Paul Hull Emery Jimison Anna Mae Kelbaugh Kenneth Knaggs Mark Maidment Thelma Rose Clyde Snyder Ruth Sterling Carl Whitacre N337 Elsie Barker Lawrence Deitrich Robert Edwards Delbert Hull Cloyce Jones Esther Lindquist Gerald Mantel Catherine Richardson Robert Stimmel Clarence Sweebee Wayne Whitacre Mary Wilcox Allen Woods Helen Youngs QLUITIUI H35 Gale Adams Doris Brisbin Charlotte Eckert Richard Fernside Howard Fogle Orval Hull Corrine Kennemuth Lewis Knaggs Martha Laws Samuel Laws Beatrice Lergier Opal Lindquist Madelyn McGuire Harvey Newlove Gerald Smith Cloyce Speaker Virginia Tyner Winifred Whitacre Leroy Wilcox Claude Wright 1938 Noel Apple Emma Bechstein Lorence Carmean Jack Carnicom Marie Craft Ronald Crocker Doris Dill Betty Flowers Alyoe Fogle Helen Gonyer Vondal e Heckman Evelyn Hillibrand William Jordan Pearl Maidment Roberta Osborn Angelene Ricard Florabelle Smith Nelson Aller Thelma Angel Newton Bechstein Vondale Bowen Orrin Bowen Clyde Chamberlain Vance Chamberlain Richard Dill Ardella Fogle Robert Herringshaw Junior Hoskinson Norma Housley Ruth Jimison Richard Kinney Arthur Merritt Josephine Musser Clifford McDonald Victor Patterson Richard Shaner Edna Speaker Robert Sutton Josephine Sweet Doris Weaver I939 Irene Adler Ruth Angel Cloyd Bland Lois Cookson Floyd Craft Wilbur Dill Lily May Fearnside John Frank Keith Frank Ruth Gamble Dorothy Gill Bernadine Hissong Wayne Housley Pauline Krouse Kathleen Krouse Shirley Mason Harry Mercer Claude Newlove Helen Patterson Dorothea Sterling William Stimmel Constance Shockey Richard Swarm Ralph Symonds IWC Helen Adler Lee Barker Dorothy Cass Robert Chadwick IwbJmws Lloyd Jordon John Kale Mary Lindquist George Ludwig Mildred Roberts William Shaffer Margaret Shinew John Shinew Alice Sloan Mary Ann Symonds Audrey Werley IQL43 Clair Banks George Bechstein Eileen Bryan Dale Carnicom Paul Fogle Kathleen Gordon Junior Hasselman Beulah Knaggs Norman Ludwig James Mahaffey Albert Newlove Donna Patterson Cloyce Pence Clarabelle Pence Virginia Ray Merritt Searfess Margaret Shaffer Mary Jane Shocks Dorothy Smith RiChard Stimmel Donald Sum ers Harold Tyson Lenore Vogel Donald Whitacre Bennie Yarger Junior Yarger Glenn Adams Paul Adams Donna Jean Armitage Jay Beckford Lloyd Chamberlain Edna Ruth Dennis Leona Dill Kenneth Frank Neledean Garber Harold Genyer Richard Haas Victor Herringshaw Freda Leimgruber Robert-Mahaffey Denna,Musser 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'li XAPEEIHLNZED DIESEL lTMIlWTEUP1UEEi gg ,Qromermvg swam GENERATQEQ YEXQHHUEE AND n'ggPmun2f f1 Pl-ICM M81 fiffl , l , Tf1'f'lf?f'7I2'f ..::'fS.A-..f -.-M -..5-..,-'2...7'l..- -...fs-.,.: l... -...4'k.. 3.... '-. 5 .- '-... '.,,1fn,.,-2,-JW-,m.',h9.2,',h,..j.s,,-'.,.,.'X,.,.'s,,-'g.,,k.,.'2,, ,,.4.,'.1'g,,.',,,.-F: If f 'n : -sf 'z 4 'n '- u L., ff 3 I 4-, , E! -. X .' . -is 'ts 'E : . , , s . 4.1 A 5 i 5:- X I 3 -0 ia H I. 5 fs '- lu- I ,ygdf F. K s sf we : J ff Z, ' if A '1- Ij ig .Cylm '-I 55 V -A CQSDJVLJYKJJVILNUS ff is -' 1-2f 'V ' 'Q 5 J Q F The way pgople are eatxing Ii I chicken, I'm afraid we'11 go 1,9 mx A the wa Qfwhe huffalfa- , - 2 ci :ffl -'4--1. -- ' -'-1'4' - ' --fa -A-- -'-, b -fff:f 3 -.-' l COMPLIMENTS 1 rg. .,1 f . A 'I' mmm g 'Ns :- - 1- Q ,I - ':- .4 5 RLSILIURHIWI 5- 5 f Lunches--Sandwiches--Ice Cream fl, nw DC LPI-1. OH I Q al - ? A Q. V--2-f f '.-4fr ,..' .-1- i .F ' 5 MN M,fxaQ,f 5, fm, ro Qwflcgg x ' t Q H. TfN.NNfxJA2D, PROP. 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's PHONE 95? 3 ., ,, , Q12 ONE-HALF MILE. :QOU YH OF BOWLING Qaa5r1,of11o 2 ,, ' A - n . gneqnnat: v,...V..,.:, ,',...,r..,',..,',...v..,,.,....,4..W,,x...,,f..,,,..,,.,..,?, S .,?,..N..,..,v,..V.,V...V..,v:.,v...,w,...Y...,1,,..?...,e,..,r,...,v,..,f....Y..,B I. - ff: f --...Q-1:1113--11:1 4:11, Y 11:p:f:ps:,, ,,,, f cf. f ',-,1g11q:::::::1:g-Afpp-gpg 1:-: , 1: PF! -fw'v'Tfw 3. a-., , 6' if:- tg. fr- 7 B 1. .Z' 3... ! J' 1 I m f sn 5 1 5. f 2 x Ir H B r 2, , ,r i. I .If . .. , I. if i. 2' uf A o n f ? 5:1- 2' ...il I -.W f-Q We hope 'the future years bring you every happiness. 'JQWWMWM , . SVS? 12 eafobt Ch O?-Joe 5 ln 12 y- I OU. 12,26 Q Bes'g- Wishes to You Seniors! 724 THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN THE YEARS 'ro cows. of MM, Wlujff? Stu 5 to X993 1935, , 5 NMSUG 'QE'-' ', is, UL 010 more 'YV WW -6 6 Gia 1 CQ 6,66 si- CPG, G6 0 70 0 fm f ZJZQ, goof 66' ' 4 .71 We wish to extend to each and everyone of you our very best wishes on your graduation from high school. .f Wa HW! 7f'7'?77'f ::::a-nu:-....:g,::g 4 : Q 1f-,1g:1::.-gona- 1.1 ---Q--an-czgzg : ,qlvoncunn-qtvvho,::::qc.: -.q::::::..p:1,,., 11:1 ,,,, 1-11, -'fn qi 94 -df 1 df n fi ff ws j gin ,: .J .41 14 , J '1 4 1 1 1' '-. I.: h X r -'f ,. 1 t S 1 Wg: rdf L 1 'x 1, J. ,n 'g l', 2 .5 an a -4 ..3 fi HIE fb 'IT' , X V-fr' wnsQo-.L '-. .-' '-.-'A---:'N n:'n'na svuv',.'-na 'n.s'a'-o1'5o .-'Rf'-.!t' --' ' .-'Au .- '-..-'I' .4','v,,o 'v,J4's1ii4 Q ,.5a'..r 'a.w . .JAN .o '-..v'.5.. - '-. Jxo. v bu Iu':N..'.s,,odo .-A... ,fx J HE PAYS Y Quia CLAIMSU I, .. .,s 5 Y - .. ,. 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