Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

fL± czSctzoot 1952 LYONS ROAR To our parents who have taken time and patience to guide us through these years of school, we, the Senior Class of 1952, dedicate this annual. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eicher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Felkey Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Green Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hallett Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holland Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laiman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mann Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Myers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peebles Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peebles Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seigneur Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woerner, Sr. fnnua[ £taf-j Editor - Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Sports Snapshots Staff Photographer Class Will Class History Class Poem Class Prophesy Valedictory Salutatory Advisors . . . . Max Seigneur .... Helen Gilbert . . - Ella Jean Burroughs Ramon Lamb. Mary Lou Gillespie Dale Hallett. Dick Hinkle . . Harlen Green. Mary Laiman . - Judith Kennedy. Delbert Felkey . . Janis Gunn, Ramon Lamb . Dale Hallett Carol Gillespie. Phyllis Waldron. Paul Sallows . . . - Mary Laiman . . . - Judith Kennedy Mr. Westover. Mr. Mitchell 28 oaxd oj' Education President - Leonard McCarthy Vice President - Louis A. Marlatt Clerk - H. R. Tredway Donald Hallett James Morel Robert Wood We. the students of Lyons High School wish to thank sincerely the Board of Education for making possible our school life here. It has been their unfailing work and effort that has given us the facilities, opportunities and enjoyments that we have had throughout the years. zStiuUnt (loaned First Row Cerletta Bischoff. Beverly Sheeley. Rose Marie Vanderdonclt. Mary Lou Hartsell Second Row Harold Holland. Charles Peebles. Max Seigneur, John Peebles c clminiitratLon IRA W. BENEDICT Lyons, Ohio A. B., Ohio Northern University, 1928 Gioduate School Ohio State University, 1930 M. S. in Ed. Bowling Green State University, 1950 17 years teaching 3 years military service ROBERT JOHNSTON Lyons, Ohio Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education Teacher of Physical Education and Coach Industrial Arts. History K. B. WESTOVER Lyons. Ohio Education - Bachelor of Education at University of Toledo 1948: Post Graduate work at University of Toledo Teacher of Business Education Assistant Coach MRS. A. EILEEN AUMAN Lyons. Ohio Home Economics Education - Bachelor of Science at Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Teacher of Vocational Home Economics. Physical Education GRANT MITCHELL Lyons. Ohio Ohio Northern University Bachelor of Science. Ohio State University Master of Arts Teacher of English, History. Latin GEORGE HERSHBERGER Lyons, Ohio Pennyslvania State College Bachelor of Science Teacher of Vocational Agriculture JOYCE ERNSTHAUSEN Metamore. Ohio Education - Bachelor of Science Bowling Green State University Teacher of Vocal Music J. C. PHILLIPS Morenci, Michigan Education - Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, Dayton. Virginia; Carnegie Tech. Pittsburg, Pa.; Piano, Otterbein College. Westerville. Ohio Teacher of Instrumental Music ELEANOR CROCKETT Metamora, Ohio Education - Diploma at Bowling Green University University of Wyoming Teacher of First Grade LEORA B. MOCK Swanton, Ohio Schooling at Bowling Green State University Teacher of Second Grade HAZEL RADCLIFF Sand Creek. Michigan Education • Bowling Green State University Teacher of Third Grode GLADYS BARKER Delta, Ohio Education - Bowling Green State University Teacher of Fourth Grade JESSE O BRIEN Delta, Ohio Education • Eastern Illinois State Teachers College. Charleston. Illinois: Bowling Green State University. Bowling Green Ohio Teacher of Fifth and Sixth Grade CHARLES F. BOSSE Lyons. Ohio Bowling Green State University Bachelor of Science in Education. 1948 Master Degree in Education, 1951 Teacher of Mathematics. English Junior High Coach DONALD C. SIMKINS Rndiay, Ohio Education - Denison University. Granville. Ohio: Bachelor of Science Degree, Bowling Green State University; Bachelor of Science in Education Dearee. Bowling Green. Ohio Master of Arts Degree. Columbia University, New Yorx City. N. Y.; Post Graduate Work at Wisconsin University. Madison. Wisconsin Post Graduate Work at Ohio State University, Columbus. Ohio Post Graduate Work at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green. Ohio Teacher of Science NAME PASTIME SENIOR CLASS PREVIEW YOU’LL NOTICE AMBITION PROBABLY WILL BE Ella Jean Burroughs writing letters her ring secretary Mrs. Dick Peebles Lowell Eicher Wauseon his smile Railroad man Farmer Delbert Felkey monkey'n around good looks mechanic Junk Dealer Helen Gilbert typing her ambition stenographer housekeeper Mary Lou Gillespie chasing around her giggle filing clerk driving semi Harlen Green working on cars his muscles teacher teacher Janis Gunn wasting time her dimple'' Nurse Cook Dale Hallett Bob's Ford his height Air Force crow Dick Hinkle girls his voice college paper boy Wayne Holland his car his car truck driver farmer Mary Laiman dreaming her size housewife Mrs. Meeker Ray Lamb Berkey dashing personality college paper boy Judy Kennedy driving other (he sez! !) her red hair college J. B.'s assistant A1 Peebles people’s cars being a general his silliness none father of 12 kids Charles Peebles nuisance chasing Analee his walk college in feed business Max Seigneur sports his feet baseball player soldier Beverly Sheely music her walk Nurse's Training nurse Earl Woerner loafing her hair Engineer Bum JUDITH KENNEDY . Judf PRESIDENT You live only once but once is enough if you know how to work it. Majors • English. History. Commercial Minors - Mathematics. Home Economics Activities • Girls Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3; Mixed Ensemble 4; Sextet I, 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3; Trial by Jury 2; In May with June ' 2: ’ Junior Prom 3; Bandits for Breakfast 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. DALE HALLETT “Dale VICE-PRESIDENT He's at his best as a gereral pest. Majors - English. History. Science, Agriculture Minors - Art. Mathematics Activities - Boys Glee Club I. 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3; Mixed Ensemble 4; Quartet 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3; Trial by Jury 2; Junior Prom 3; Bandits for Breakfast 4; Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. JANIS LEE GUNN “Jan TREASURER Hitch your wagon to a star, hold your seat and there you are. Majors - English. History, Science Minors - Home Ec.. Mathematics. Commercial Activities - Girls Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3; Sextet I, 2. 3. 4; Band I, 2. 3. 4; Trial by Jury 2: Junior Prom 3; Bandits for Breakfast 4; Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 4. MARY LAIMAN “ Loverbutton SECRETARY I have sighed for many, but loved just one. Majors - English, History, Commercial. Mathmetics Minors - Home Economics Activities - Girls Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3; Mixed Ensemble 4; Sextet I, 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3: In May With June 2: Trial by Jury 2: Junior Prom 3: Bandits for Breakfast 4: Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Class Officer I. 4; Cheerleader I. 2. CHARLES PEEBLES “Chas Just another kid with big ideas. Majors - English. History. Mathematics. Shop Minors - Science. Commercial Activities - Boys Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Ensemble 4; Boy's Quartet 2. 3. 4; In May with June 2; Trial by Jury 2; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom 3; Baseball I, 2. 3. 4. MAX SEIGNEUR “Max Good humor is the dish of life. Sadness is poison. Majors - English, Mathematics. Shop. History Minors - Commercial, Science Activities - Boy’s Glee Club I. 2, 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2: Mixed Ensemble 4; Quartet 4; In May with June' 2: Trial by Jury 2: Junior Prom 3: Annual Staff 4; Bandits for Breakfast 4; Paper Staff 4; Class Officer 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. RAMON LAMB Buck” Advice can be given by anyone, but only taken by a man. Majors - English, History, Science. Shop. Mathemetics Minors - Commercial Activities Boys Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Ensemble 4: Boys Quartet 2, 3, 4: Bar.d I. 2. 3; In May with June 2: Trial by Jury 2: Paper Staff 4; Junior Prom 3; Bandits for Breakfast 4: Annual Staff 4; Class Officer I. 2. 3; Basketball I, 2. AL PEEBLES “Ar There would be no objection to boys being boys if they would only be men when they got to be men.' Majors • English, History, Mathematics. Shop Minors • Science. Commercial Activities • Basketball I. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4: In May with June 2; Junior Prom 3: Paper Staff 4; Bandits for Breakfast 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer I. 2. HELEN GILBERT Helen” Her heart is like the moon, there’s a man in it. Majors - English. History, Commercial Minors Home Ec.. Science. Mathemetics Activities • Girls Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3; Mixed Ensemble 4; Band I. 2. 3; Trial by Jury 2: Junior Prom 3; Bandits for Breakfast 4: Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. MARY LOU GILLESPIE L°u” The only way to have a friend is to be one. Majors - English, History, Home Economics Minors - Science. Commercial. Mathemetics Activities Girls Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3; Mixed Ensemble 4: Sextet 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Trial by Jury 2: Junior Prom 3: Paper Staff 4: Bandits for Breakfast 4; Annual Staff 4: Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4. DELBERT FELKEY Deb” Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy. but the rest of the time, oh my! Majors - English, History. Science. Shop Activities - Annual Staff 4: Class Officer I. 2, 3; Junior Prom 3. HARLAN GREEN Harley” The happiest part of life is life itself. Majors - English, Agriculture. History. Science Activities - Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 4. WAYNE HOLLAND Slippery Majors - English, History, Agriculture Minors - Science. Mathematics. Commercial Activities - Boys Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Choru� I. 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble 4: Basketball I, 2. 3: Band I. 2, 3, 4. EARL WOERNER JR. “Salty Genius is the ability to avoid hard work. Majors - English, History. Agriculture, Science. Mathematics Activities - Annual Staff 4. BEVERLY SHEELEY “BeiT Never do today, what you can do tomorrow. Majors - History, English. Home Ec. Minors • Science, Foreign Languages Activities - Girls Glee Club 4. ELLA JEAN BURROUGHS “EMf” The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your arm. Majors - English. History. Commercial Minors Home Ec.. Science, Mathematics Activities - Girls Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Ensemble 4: Sextet 2. 3. 4: Bond I. 2. 3, 4: In May with June 2; Trial by Jury 2: Junior Prom 3; Bandits for Breakfast 4- Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4: Cheerleader I. 2. 3. RICHARD LEE HINKLE “Dick It's much easier to be critical than to be correct. Majors - English. History. Mathematics Minors - Science. Commercial Activities - Boy's Glee Club I. 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Band 2: Trial by Jury 2; Bandits for Breakfast 4; Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4. LOWELL EICHER “Ike” Women will be women, so I love 'em all. Majors • English. History, Agriculture. Science Minors - Art Activities - Boys Glee Club I; Bandits for Breakfast 4; Paper Staff 4. First Row—Charles Peebles. Judith Kennedy. Ramon Lamb. Second Row—Mary Lou Gillespie, Max Seigneur. Al Peebles. Janis Gunn. Absent—Ella Jean Burroughs, Wayne Holland. £ znLozi cvfio fia j£ ioinsA ui First Row—Helen Gilbert. Beverly Sheeley. Mary Laiman. Second Row—Richard Hinkle. Earl Woerner. Jr.. Harlen Green. Dale Hallett. Lowell Eicher. Absent—Delbert Felkey. Q abdicto ij After tonight we shall be able to look back on 1952 with many mem- ories - some pleasant and some that can not be called exactly pleasant. We have made many mistakes but with each mistake a lesson was learned. Looking back we each realize that one of our biggest mistakes was the fact that we did not pay attention in classes as we should have. As we leave Lyons High School, we are entering a new world. Our life is really just beginning. This new life will be entirely different. In the past, we have done what we were told to do. Now the decisions will be our own. There will be many more responsibilities for us to shoulder and we are old enough now to realize that we must stand on our own feet. We will each enter into this new life along a different path. Some wish to better their eduucation by going to college, while others will find happiness in marriage and many of us are undecided which path to take. Regardless of which pathway we follow, we shall put ourselves wholeheartedly in whichever position we take. Before we leave Lyons High, I wish to thank, on behalf of the Sen- iors of '52, the teachers and all our parents who have guided us through the past twelve years of school. These years have a definite place in our memories and shall never be forgotten. Mary Laiman £ a Graduation this evening brings an end to the most wonderful years of our lives. The memories connected with these 12 years of school are full of happy times from our grade school, junior high, and high school days. As we recall the memories of our classes, school parties, dances, band and glee club, and the scrapes we were in, we regret ever saying, I'm just putting in my time until the day I graduate. After tonight we will enter a new world of responsibility. Most of us have certain goals we will try to reach. The effort on our teacher’s and parent's part has prepared us for this time. No one can truthfully say that his school years were a waste of time. As for me, I am proud to be graduating with the class of 1952 from Lyons High School and I hope that I can live in the years to come in such a way as to make my parents, teachers, and those who have assisted me, proud. Judy Kennedy Ella Jean Burroughs Janis Lee Gunn Al Peebles CLASS POEM We, the senoirs of fifty two. Bid our dear school a fond adieu. Soon we'll leave the dear old halls. But happy memories we will soon recall. Of the carefree times we had together Through sunshine, cloud and stormy weather. Many times we thought the task too tough For us to tackle, -just that was enough To make us work harder than ever before The job to finish that lay at our door. We're sorry to say many times we have shirked Our duty to do, when we should have worked For we soon found out school wasn't all fun Each had his share of the work to be done. But school wasn't all work without play. For there was always a brighter day That surely came when work was done Then each one had a share of the fun. We thank our teachers and parents, too. For being so patient with us all through Our high school days that we hold so dear. -- Now the time to leave is drawing near. And, as we, go we have of you Many dear memories, fond and true. Of work and play, through sunshine and rain. Many times we'll wish we were back again. It's with tear-dimmed eyes, we must confess. That we are leaving dear L. H. S. Dale Hallett In 1948 We started at a slow pace. In 1952 We ended in a jet race. With Miss Anderson yelling gitty up', to our horse and wagon, we started into what seemed to be four long years of travel. In the first wagon was Ramon Lamb assisted by Delbert Felkey. Mary Laiman took care of our funds and letters to our folks. Others riding along were, Ella Jean Burroughs, Wayne Baldwin, Lowell Eicher, Helen Gilbert, Mary Lou Gillespie, Harlen Green, Janis Gunn, Dale Hallett, Judy Kennedy, Al Peeble , Charles Peebles, Max Seigneur, Earl Woerner, Joan Markley, Barbara Delano, Irene Snead, Wayne Holland, and Kenneth Green. We had a slow but nice trip. By the time we got around for our next trip President Mary Lou Gillespie made a motion we spend some of our money for a car, seconded by vice-president, Max Seigneur. Al Peebles ordered the car and wrote the check when it arrived. Delbert Felkey, our student council member, notified us that Joan Markley, Barbara Delano, Irene Snead and Wayne Baldwin were afraid of the new fangled cars and wouldn't be taking the trip this year. Miss Anderson was our driver, she changed her name to Mrs. Loclcert in the middle of the year. We went full speed ahead (20 miles per hour) for a successful trip. On our third year of travel we decided to board a still later invention the airplane. We elected Miss Schroeder to be our overseer, Dale Hal- lett was chosen by a unanamous decision to be our pilot with Delbert Felkey as co-pilot. Max Seigneur made an excellant navigator and Ramon Lamb was chosen to handle the finances. Our councilors for the trip were Judy Kennedy and Charles Peebles. Sybil Turlington joined our little expedition but dropped out around the three quarter mark. Ken- neth Green also decided to start out on his own. We decided a rocket ship would do very nicely for our fourth and final trip. The trip proved later to be much too fast. Mr. Johnston spon- sored the trip and Judy Kennedy was chosen to handle the controls of this speed wagon since it was a very difficult job. Dale Hallett was elect- ed to be her assistant. Mary Laiman kept track of our mail and minutes. Janis Gunn handled our finances and our councilors were Charles Peebles and Max Seigneur. Our final expedition ended much too soon but a very wonderful time was had by all. The Seniors of 52 leave this last word of advice, you'll never know what you ve missed if you don’t complete these last four expeditions of your school career. Z JPis.eSznLoi (Iluii. 1952 J2a.it JVitt anJ. JJs.ita.msnt We, the Senior Class of Lyons High School, do hereby make, pub- lish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, Ella Jean Burroughs, will my hair cutting ability to Leora Hoffman; and my love for Airplanes to Danny Peebles. I, Lowell Eicher, will my ability to weld Ford cars to Paul Sallows; and my seat in the Senior room to Dale Hoops. I, Delbert Felkey, will my ability to stay in school to Dale Gould; also my Chemistry book to Dave Lawrence. I, Helen Gilbert, will my school spirit to Gaylord Barden; also my love for college basketball to Carol Gillespie. I, Mary Lou Gillespie, will my dirty cheerleading shoes to Sue Waldron; and my beat up snare drum to J. C. Phillips. I, Max Seigneur, will my ability to play basketball to Ray Tack; also my bookkeeping books to Mick Shaw. I, Janis Gunn, will my chemistry apron to Mary Ellen Sargent; and my living room to Carol Smith. (Have to keep those parties in the fam- ily). I, Daie Haiiett, will my siim figure to Shirley Lemke; also my singing ability to Mr. Benedict. I, Dick Hinkle, wiH my Ford to Wacky Patterson; and my ability to skip a grade to Janice Damman. I, Wayne Holland, will my way with the girls to Dale Lather; also my love for Ag. class to Harold Holland. I, Mary Laiman, will my lovely gifts from that man of mine to anyone who thinks they are more deserving. (We think they will be life-long possessions! !) I, Ray Lamb, will my beautiful hair to Mick Shaw; also my ability to wreck cars to Babe O'Leary. I, Judith Kennedy, will my love for cars (with batteries in them); and my knowledge of driving to anyone with a lot of nerve. I also will my report card to Mr. Hershberger. I, Al Peebles, will my Pontiac to Danny (for a price, of course); also my height to Larry Cox. I, Charles Peebles, will my beat up '41 Ford to anyone wanting it; also my parking place in McCance’s woods to Mick Shaw. I, Harlen Green, will my ability to work to Joe Eicher; and my stolen pencils to the theif. I, Beverly Sheeley, will my sports ability to Joyce Skinner; also my French book to Micky Hartsell. I, Earl Woerner, will my hair to Mr. Johnston; and my figure to Bar- bara Lewandowski. We, the Seniors, will the calendars in the senior room to the Juniors; our ability to stay off the honor roll to the Sophomores; our excuses to get out of classes to the Freshmen; our text books which are usually in the office to the faculty; and the fun we will have on our trip to the Lo- cal Grapevine . Judith Kennedy Delbert Felkey Judith Kennedy 'LPzofidsctj of 1952 Deciding to spend a few weeks in Florida we went out to the Trading Post to catch a bus to Toledo. We purchased our tickets and were surprised to see Helen Gil- bert as the waitress. Our bus came at 10:45, and the driver was none other than Dick Hinkle. At the next stop Mary Lou Gillespie, now Mrs. Harlen Green, got on with her five children. We learned they were living on a chicken farm near Swanton. From the bus station we took a taxi to the airport. Delbert Felkey was the driver. He told us he was married to Mary Laiman and they were living in a small apartment above Wayne Holland's Pawn Shop. The plane we took to Rorida was piloted by Dale Hallett. His stew- ardess was Ella Jean Burroughs. When we arrived in Miami we checked in at Lowell Eicher's Vacation Resort. The bellboy that took our bags was none other than Al Peebles. After lunch we went for a stroll and came across Beverly Sheeley and Earl Woerner sunning themselves on the beach. They told us they were on their honeymoon. From the beach we went to the race track. We decided to watch the races and were surprised to find that Ramon Lamb had two horses running in the race. He told us the jockeys riding them were Janis Gunn and Judy Kennedy. On the way back we met a beggar who asked us for a dime for a cup of coffee. We thought he looked familiar and when we took a sec- ond look we learned it was Charles Peebles. He told us that he and Max Seigneur had been in business together and Max had disappeared with all of the money. After we had seen and talked with all of the people from the class of 52, we thought it best to go back to the resort and get a good nights rest for the journey home which was going to be tomorrow. Phyllis Waldron Carol Gillespie Paul Sallows First Row—Mary Ellen Sargent. Phyllis Waldron. Paul Sallows. Sue Waldron, Charlene Santee. Carol Gillespie. Second Row—Edward Wilson, Raymond Tack, Leroy Gillespie. Barbara Lewandowski. Harold Hol- land. Mary Jane Graham. Mr. Mitchell. Third Row—Gerald O Leary, Dale Hoops. Max Shaw, Richard Barth, George Kesler, Gordon Hart- sell. Absent—Dale Lather, Raymond Patterson First Row—Obdulia Serna. Myrna Lou Yost, Maxine Conrad. Jaymie Wilson, Gail Driskell. Rose- mary Vanderdonck, Barbara Lamb. Joyce Skinner, Clara Belle Clark. Second Row—Mr. Westover, Richard Gleason. Shirley Lemke. Janice Damman. Wendall Barden, Gerald Derby. Dale Gould, Larry Cox. Third Row—Joe Eicher, Victor Rice. Richard Gallup, Lyle Cleghorn, Daryl Hildreth, George Lindsay, Byron Shuman. Charles Mika. Thomas Spitler. Absent—Dave Lawrence, Danny Peebles. man CL First Row—Larry Lather, Karis Bischoff, AHah Hildreth, Mary Lou Hartsell, Joy Dunbar, Patty Lindsay Second Row—Sandra Hall, Analee Clendenin, Leora Hoffman, Douglas Hillard, Carlton Reeves. Gaylord Barden, Carol Smith, Mr. Bosse Third Row—Franklin Porter, James Ruple, Gene Miller, Darrel Hayes. Kenneth Crowell. Roger Bernath. Martin Chavez. Absentees—Mary Ellen Stevens, Herbert Hinkle. First Row—Delbert Neill. Robert Gleason. Ted Lambert. Phillip Pouchey. Ken Sallows. Virginia Gillen, Joan Napierala. Darlene Egnew. Second Row—Mr. Simkins, Patty Hamilton, Diane Nichols. Ross Fleming. Fred Lamb. Donna Ber- nath, Connie Sallows, Helen Derby. Third Row—Nancy Waldron. Marilyn Marlatt. Phyllis Stephenson. Lyle Gillespie. Larry Barlow. Jeanette Rowland, Ann Cox. Absentees—John Peebles. Peggy Eicher. Top Row—Joyce Clark, Edward Swartz, Uoyd Hallett, Barbara Morel. Elden Jenkins, Sonia Palms. Marjorie Wilson, James Crowell, Mary Hamilton. Second Row—Lula Belle Crowell. Shirley Pickering, Rex Hallett, Larry Vance. Hal Lambert, Larry Lindsay, Norma Hallnan, Jackie Jenkins, Judy Derby. Mr. O’Brien. Third Row—Everett Perryman, Ronald Clausen, Gary Wales, Gerald Robinson, Norman Gleason. Roger Hilton, James Mowery, Billy Serna Absentees—Arlen Lehman, Michael Cox. First Row—Richard Laiman. Janice Eicher. Ronald Demaline, Robert Wilson. Phyllis Emmons. Myrna Hallman. Tommy Sallows. Janis Whitehead. Second Row—Ivan Richardson, Ned Sullens, Merlin Mowery, Nancy Richardson, Carol Russell, Rosemary Kennedy, Robert Evans. Jeanette Gephart, Donna Barden, Mrs. Auman. Third Row—Annette Ingall, CaHetta Bischoff, Lavern Evans, James Sparks. Donald Crowell, Ralph Vance, David Long, Dewayne Whitehead. Absentees—Arlene Barden, Harold Crowell, Nordene Mills, James Pickering. Top Row—Amy Louise Peebles. Marilyn Gillen. James Russell, Carolyn Alston. Paul Meeker, Mary Turpening. Jeanette Whitehead. Orville Oard. Fredrick McCance. Grace Hoffman. Second Row—Diane Demaline, Eileen Nichols. Harlan Barden, Nancy Downing, Sallie Wilson. Gerald Whitehead, Colleen McCarthy, Richard Burt, June Yost, Mr. O'Brien. Third Row—Robert Clymer, Dennis Simpson, Milbum Hicks. Tony Lamb, Floyd Emmons, Ann Pochay, Joyce Hebei. Audrie Hilton, Celeta Balis. Absentee—Chester Tripp. First Row—Harold Perryman. Danny Sargent, Delores Derby. Nancy O’Neill. Joanna Wood. Mar- vin Emmons, Tony Smazenka. Bill Kahle. Donald Downing Second Row—Ricky Marlatt. Janet Clausen, Joy Lee Mann. Craig Shuman. Karen Whitaker. La- Ray Salsberry, Alvin Boger, Richard Bezek, Wilburn Hicks, Charles Bucher. Mrs. Barker- Third Row—Karen Barden. Carron Wales. Jimmy Oswald. Sharon Richardson, Janet Hamilton. Larry Eicher. Larry Miles. Charles Cox. Bonnie Robinson. Absent—Tommy Schell. First Row—Kenneth Richardson, Robert Serna. Guy Richardson. Karen Peuhler. Bonnie Griffin. Diane Standish, Donna Simpson, Shirley Downing, Judy Santee. Sue Ruple. Second Row—Gary Rashley. Rosalind Measure. Harold Stevens. Larry Clausen. Mike Thompson. Bob Bezek, Joyce Russell, Sandra Hamilton. James Gleason, Jimmy Wyant, Buddy Markley, Monte Kahle. Judy Sullins. Third Row—Sharon Cleghorn, Clarice Hable, Barbara Mortemore, Esther Vance. Margie Ingall. Margarett Amos. Polly Amos, Gloria Westover, Carolyn Ort, Richard Whitehead. Ina Rae Peebles, Colleen O'Neill. Mrs. Radcliff- Absentees—Maureen Barden, Carol Peebles. Patsy Dewey, Richard Tripp. First Row—Karen Demaline, Linda Hallnan, Junior Serna, Wilford Salsberry, Shirley Ann Pokor- nik, Billy Hilton, Allan Seegert. Shirley Whitehead, Judith Ann Clymer. Second Row—Steven Boger, Marjorie Vance, Evelyn Hicks, Keith Puehler, Roger Clausen, Kay Mowery, Norma Habel. Bill Pickering, Paul Richard Mann, Barry Wood Marlatt. Third Row—Ronnie Coleman, Delores Emmons, Sibyl Arnold. Ronald Sullins. Lynn Richardson, Walter Smith, Sally Ann Gleckler, Elouise Zenz, Barbara Ballard. Tommy Alston, Mrs. Mock. Absentees—Betty Barden, Robert Smith, Pat McCarthy, Jimmy Marlatt jLx±t (2 zacU First Row—Gloria Void. Abrigail DeBacIcer, Edward Tedrow, William O'Neil, Richard O'Neil. Mil- ton Aysh. Karen Peabody. Carolyn Standish Second Row—Yvonne Hamilton. Richard Rathbun. Juell Peebles. Carol Hoffman. James Turpen- ing. Judy Gage. Brenda Peebles. Lee Roy Amos. Nancy Habel Third Row—Marjorie Barden. Ronald Crowell, Mary Hall. Nathan Dick, Bonnie Turpening. Stuart Stout, Kathy Rowland Louie Marlatt. Absentees—Pat Thompson. Shirley Perryman. Danny Kahle. Jerry Gleason, Kenneth Tripp. Editor - Roving Reportor - Band News - Gossip ... Sports - Grade Reporter F. F. A. Reporter Circulation Managers The Odd Korner - - Typists - • E. Burroughs. Janis Gunn. Ads - Printers • English Advisor - Set Up Advisor - - - . - Judith Kennedy . . • Mary Laiman . - Janis Gunn - E. Burroughs. Mary Lou Gillespie • - Max Seigneur • Dick Hinkle - - - Harlen Green • - Janis Gunn. Al Peebles Max Seigneur. Helen Gilbert Mary Laiman. Mary Lou Gillespie. Helen Gilbert - - Dale Hallett. Lowell Eicher - • Ramon Lamb. Dick Hinkle - - - Mr. Mitchell - - - - Mr. Westover 9. 9 First Row—Larry Lather, Gaylord Barden, Thomas Spitler, Roger Bernath, Franklin Porter, Douglas Hilland. Joe Eicher, Larry Cox. Second Row—Gerald O'Leary, Harold Holland. Leroy Gillespie, Richard Gallup, George Lindsay, Lowell Eicher, Charles Mika. Paul Sallows, Raymond Tack, Mr. Hershberger. Third Row—Dale Hoops. Harlen Green, Dave Lawrence. Gorden Hartsell, Richard Barth. Max Shaw, Dale Hallett, Darrel Hayes Absent—Wayne Holland, Dale Lather, Raymond Patterson, Dale Gould, Duane Ries, Herbert Hinkle [ZJflE utuZE . . . 3. First Row—Clara Belle Clark. Mary Ellen Sargent, Charlene Santee. Maxine Conrad. Second Row— Mrs. Auman, Rose Marie Vanderdonck, Janice Damman, Myrna Lou Yost, Mrs. Roy Gleckler. ilrraiLani Sitting—Mary Jan© Graham Standing—Phyllis Waldron, Jaymi© Wilson, Mrs. Engabretson. Barbara Lamb, Mary Lou Hartsell, Karis Bischoff, Joy Dunbar c -ftfztztLc dtlltj First Row—James Ruple, Harold Holland, Roger Berneth, Kenneth Crowell, Charles Mika, Frank- lin Porter, Douglas Hillard, Gaylord Barden Second Row—Mr. Westover, Victor Rice, Byron Shuman, Max Seigneur, George Lindsay. Dale Hoops. Leroy Gillespie, Gerald O'Leary, Edward Wilson. Mr. Boss©, Mr. Johnston Third Row—Charles Peebles. Dan Peebles. Gordon Hartsell, Al Peebles. Richard Barth, Max Shaw. Dave Lawrence. George Kessler, Daryl Hildreth, Darrel Hayes W' r, r C f-.rj I ,’i f -1 - v; ,. ' : f r, ;t P;t' A - :v I- . «if tr� ,f , f rl t'- 7’, - ■ a ' I . : JvJ v M- r v .. r r i: t 0-' V r 4S ft® 4s w' rv£E zoivv rP First Row—Mr. Grant Mitchell, Max Seigneur, Judith Kennedy, Dale Hollett, Mary Laiman, Charles Peebles. Second Row—Mary Lou Gillespie, Lowell Eicher, Ramon Lamb. Al Peebles, Richard Hinkle, Ja- nis Gunn, Helen Gilbert- Absent—Ella Jean Burroughs. tt i G Izz Ctuij First Row—Mary Laiman. Ella Jaan Burroughs. Phyllis Waldron. Charlene Santee. Jaymie Wilson. Mary Ellen Sargent. Carol Gillespie, Adah Hildreth. Second Row—Sandra Hall. Mary Lou Gillespie. Judith Kennedy. Leora Hoffman. Mrs. Emsthausen, Carol Smith. Joy Dunbar. Karis Bischoff, Mary Lou Hartsell. Third Row—Analee Clendenin, Gail Drislcell, Janice Damman, Mary Jane Graham, Barbara Lewandowslci. Helen Gilbert, Beverly Sheeley. Janis Gunn. Mary Laiman, Ella Jean Burroughs, Mary Lou Gillespie, Janis Gunn, Analee Clendenin, Judith Kennedy. JV( Lxzd 'Znizniijtz First Row—Mary Laiman, Ella Jean Burroughs, Mary Lou Gillespie, Helen Gilbert. Judith Kennedy. Carol Gillespie Second Row—Mrs. Ernsthausen. Richard Gleason. Max Seigneur. Dale Hallett, Richard Barth, Rav Lamb, Wayne Holland, Gail Driskell. Qiiaxtzt Dale Hallett, Max Seigneur, Ramon Lamb. Charles Peebles. •Joy 2B and First Row—Gloria Void, Jerry Gleason. Nancy Habel. Dicky O'Neil. Billy O'Neil. Lee Roy Amos. Eddie Tedrow, Milton Aysh, Carolyn Standish. Second Row—Carol Hoffman, Ronald Crowell. Kathy Rowland. Mary Hall, Pat Thompson. Nathan Dick, Louie Marlatt. Shirley Perryman, Mrs. Ernsthausen. Third Row—Karen Peabody, Dick Rathbun, Danny Kahle, Yvonnie Hamilton, Judy Gage. Juell Peebles. Karen Demaline, Brenda Peebles. Abrigail De Backer. Absentees—Stuart Stout, Bonnie Turpening. James Turpening, Kenneth Tripp. Day U3and Top Row—Barbara Ballard, Robert Smith. Ronald Sullins. Delores Emmons. James Marlatt, Pat- rick Me Carthy. Sally Glecker, Walter Smith, Thomas Alston. Elousie Zenz. Lynn Richardson, Ronald Coleman, Steven Boger. Middle Row—Mrs. Ernsthausen, William Pickering, Keith Puehler, Evelyn Hicks, Sybil Arnold. Bette Barden, Roger Clausen, Paul Richard Mann, Barry Wood Marlatt, Marjorie Vance. Linda Hallnan. First Row—Junior Serna. Wilford Salsberry. Allan Seegert, Shirley Ann Pokomik, Kay Mowery, Shirley Whitehead. Norma Habel, Judith Ann Clymer, William Hilton. junior and Szniox dd anauzt umoz a Geraldine Gunn. Thea Gleckler. Office Oak MRS. RUTH ENGEBRETSON Lyons. Ohio Stanley Santee. Milton Aysh. Kenneth Westover, Charles Bosse, Robert Johnston. dllitocL can Bill Gage. First Row—Mr. Johnston, Max Seigneur, Charles Peebles. Al Peebles. Max Shaw, Gordon Hartsell, Mr. Westover. Second Row—Dale Hoops, Edward Wilson, Raymond Patterson. Dave Lawrence, George Kessler, Gerald O'Leary. Absent—Harold Holland, WaddyT Edward Wilson 53“ Forward 55 5’ 6” 145 lbs. Scored 40 Av. per gm. 1.6 Foul pet. .35 “Mick” Max Shaw 53 Center 77 6’ 1 188 lbs. Scored 306 Av. per gm. 13.3 Foul pet. .57 “Gub” Charles Peebles 52 Forward 22 5' II 155 lbs. Scored 184 Av. per gm. 7.6 Foul pet. .50 “Mick” “Babe” Gordon Hartsell Gerald O'Leary 53 53 Forward 33 Forward 00 6' 167 lbs. 5' 10 140 lbs. Scored 122 Scored 40 Av. per gm. 5.2 Av. per gm. 1.6 Foul pet. .34 Foul pet. .35 “Scraivney” Max Saigneur 52 Guard II 5’ 10 145 lbs. Scored 119 Av. per gm. 4.9 Foul pet. .52 “Dave Dava Lawranca 54 Forward 44 6’ 165 lbs. Scored 126 Av. per gm. 5.2 Foul pet. .51 “Shake Gaorga Kessler 53 Center 99 6' 190 lbs. Scored 24 Av. per gm. 1 Foul pet. .42 First Row—Edward Wilson, Raymond Patterson, George Kessler, Charles Mika. Gerald O'Leary, Leroy Gillespie. Second Row—Mr. Johnston, Victor Rice, George Lindsay. Dan Peebles. Richard Barth. Daryl Hildreth, Byron Shuman, Dale Hoops, Mr. Westover. Absent—Dale Lather. First Row—Robert Wilson. John Peebles. James Ruple. Harold Crowell. Ross Fleming. Second Row—Douglas Hillard. Franklin Porter. Kenneth Crowell. Darrel Hayes. Don Crowell. Lyle Gillespie. Roger Berneth, Mr. Bosse. tl Carol Gillaspio, Mary Lou Gillespie, Janis Gunn, Sue Waldron. £t(j£ (2fizzxfzadz%± Barbara Lamb, Janica Damman, Rose Marie Vanderdonclc. Cj x. cJ-fujfl d(l££ xtzoAz X± Helen Derby. Joy Dunbar. Analee Clendenm. Petty Lindsey. O'Leary. Second Row—Darrel Hayes. Dan Peebles. Dave Lawrence. Al Peebles. Mick Shaw. Mick Hartsell. Charles Peebles. Sctioot (2a[zncLv Sept. 10 School began 14 Elected class officers 15 Band went to Swanton 18 Baseball game with Fayette 21 Baseball game with Metamora 22 Lyceum Program. Mr. Rodman a make-up artist from Hollywood 25 Baseball game with Fulton 26 Science classes went to the Driggs Dairy Co. in Toledo 27 7th 8th grade Science classes went to Wina- meg Oct. 3 School Buses Inspected 5 Baseball game with Chesterfield 8 Juniors ordered class rings 9 Band went to Metamora 11 Community Club Supper 12 Freshmen Initiation 17 Senior Pictures taken 18 Cheerleading try outs 19 Teachers Instituite 22 Magazine Salesman from Curtis Publishing Co. here 27 Dale Wentz talked to Seniors 30 Halloween Party at school for grades I to 5 Nov. 3 International Party 14 County Teachers meeting 16 Basketball game Lyons 44 Pettisville 31 21 Basketball game Lyons 37 Ottawa Hill 39 in a over time 30 Basketball game Lyons 44 Metamora 36 Dec. 4 Basketball game Lyons 63 Kunkle 53 5 Senior Class Play Bandits for Breakfast 7 Basketball game Lyons 42 Chesterfield 35 11 Basketball game Lyons 38 Fulton 36 14 Basketball game Lyons 51 Fayette 45 21 Basketball game Lyons 41 Pettisville 23 Jan. 2 Back to school 4 Basketball game Lyons 39 Metamora 37 8 Basketball game Lyons 58 Waldron 43 11 Basketball game Lyons 46 Fayette 43 15 Basketball game Lyons 50 Holland 36 16 Seniors sold ads for annual 18 Basketball game Lyons 72 Fulton 24 25 Basketball game Lyons 27 Archbold 56 Feb. I Basketball game Lyons 34 Delta 39 5 Basketball game Lyons 49 Waldron 35 8 Basketball game Lyons 55 Chesterfield 28 Mar. 7 P.T.A. Play 'Goin' Modern 15 Band and Glee Club went to District, both ceived I ratings 22 Student Council Dance 26 Teachers Meeting 27 Skating party at Hilltop 28 F.F.A. Banquet 31 P.T.A. Fair Apr. 18 Junior Play ‘Riddle me Riches May 3 Jr. Sr. Banquet 11 Baccalaureate 15 Commencement 28 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL £. A. HALL SON GENERAL HARDWARE. PAINTS. RADIOS REFRIGERATORS PHONE 2841 LYONS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Trading Post Restaurant 28 Miles West of Toledo, Ohio Truckers Discount Standard Oil Phone 3041 Lyons, Ohio WOOD AND WOOD EGGS POULTRY LYONS OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Dale F. Wentz 259 Elm Street Wauseon, Ohio Representing the MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company of New York INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED TO EVERYONE WE THE SENIORS OF 52 WISH TO EXTEND TO ALL OF YOU THE MANY THANKS FOR ALL YOU'VE DONE IN HELPING US WITH A VICTORY WE'VE WON. RANDOLPH FURNITURE CO. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES HOOVER SWEEPERS 139 South Fulton Street PHONE 6641 WAUSEON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF FAGLEY SEED CO. NORTHERN OHIO'S LEADING CLOVER SEED MARKET ARCHBOLD OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF DUNBAR DRILLING and SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING PUMP SALES SERVICE G. E. APPLIANCES MEYERS DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 92-R Phone 2121 DELTA OHIO MORENO MICHIGAN PENCEfS MARKET OGDEN CENTER MICHIGAN BALES TRUCKING Sand Gravel Mortar Cement Coal Wood Excavating and Grading of All Kinds Phone 429-J Adrian Michigan DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION COMMISSION CO. DELTA, OHIO 3825 - TELEPHONE - 3825 Auction Sale Every Wednesday Afternoon Compliments Of FIRST STATE SAVINGS BANK A Friendly Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Morenci Michigan PORTRAITS OF QUALITY The Skillful Photography and Fine Finishing That Have Always Distinguished the Work of This Studio are at Your Disposal. We Have Your School Negatives On File. No Order Is Too Small. lilUMGSTOn STUDIO 4 1? Summit Street Phone Adams 2011 T°le l° Ohio MORENCI HATCHERY BABY CHICKS and WAYNE FEEDS Phone 99 Morenci Michigan PORTER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER, BUILDING, SUPPLIES, COAL JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS Phone Morenci 9 Hudson 5561 Morenci Michigan A. A. A. Phone 1245 HARMON CHEVROLET SALES OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE Ohio Delta HAUMESSER % GERINGER Corner Drug Store Wauseon Ohio Compliments Of MoAJzei Morenci Michigan MaifOfue Coe Slt p. Dresses, Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters and All Accessories. Phone 2261 Wauseon Ohio Compliments Of I. J. SHORT HUDSON MOTOR SALES Wauseon When in Need of Wallpaper and Paint SEE GARDINER 5c to $1 STORE Phone 18 Morenci Michigan 7Ue Metam va State SohJz Member of Federal Reserve System Metam ora Ohio Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Ohio Compliments Of KIEFERS MARKET Morenci Michigan Compliments Of FALOR % SHARPE Home of Fine Clothing For Young Men Delta Ohio Compliments Of hi aldecJz Son Wauseon Ohio 0. P. KLUEPFEL JEWELER - - OPTOMETRIST MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Archbold Ohio Compliments Of ADRIAN DAILY TELEGRAM Adrian Michigan Good Food Modern Cabins ROCK INN RESTAURANT MOTEL U. S. 223 and M-52 Adrian, Michigan E. S. ELLISON Phone 9171-J H. L. JUDGE QUALITY JEWELRY GRADUATION GIFTS 107 South Main Street Adrian Michigan JASPER ELEVATOR Jasper Co-Operative Co., Incorporated Dealers in Grain, Coal, Fertilizer, Feeds and Seeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Telephone Sand Creek 12-J Jasper Michigan When You're in Adrian And Wand Good Food Eat at Marge's. M. Rodgers, Prop. 1216 East Maumee Street Adrian Michigan STERLING CREAMERY P. J. Goldsmith, Prop. MILK ICE CREAM BUTTER Phone 2881 Wauseon Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FARMERS STATE BANK LYONS, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00. COMPLIMENTS OF JASPER LUMBER AND SUPPLY Kiln dried Lumber Carey roofing Builders hardware JASPER We sell for less Phone - Sand Creek I2x Sherwin Williams paint Windows, doors, sash Builders supplies MICHIGAN AUTOMOBILES SINCE 1926 SILHAVY PONTIAC-CADILAC WAUSEON OHIO D. H. DE VERNA Phone 763 Oliver - Farm Equipment - J, I. Case Sales and Service Metamora Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE CITY TOURISTS CAMP Alwcupi a (food place te eat IbinneM, and £hmt OndeM- U. S. 20 NORTH OF LYONS, OHIO INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES SERVICE MORENCI FARM EQUIPMENT Farm Machinery Equipment Refrigerators Home Freezers 249 West Main Street Phone 4561 MORENCI MICHIGAN (Eancrolt CleanerA TOM'S BARBER SHOP AGENCYS Driver Calls on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. MELVA FLOWERS GREENHOUSE WEDDING BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS DISH GARDENS FUNERAL DESIGNS FAYETTE, OHIO MORENCI MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF LILUCH BODY SHOP WAUSEON OHIO JOHN C LARSON Automotive - Tractor Repair and Overhaul Lubrication - Steam Cleaning - Accessories CARBURETION and IGNITION OUR SPECIALTY Phone Sand Creek 125 AAA Road Service S. S. STULL JEWELER Hamilton - Eigen - Bulova Watches Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repair 136-140 South Main Street ADRIAN MICHIGAN Join Jewelry of the Month Club RUPP BROTHERS HATCHERY CtlJu From Pedigreed Males Baby Chicks 52 Weeks of the Year Broiler Chicks Our Specialty PHONE 2365 DELTA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF MEECH’S PHARMAER 133 W. Main Street Phone 5491 OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Fountain Service Veterinary Supplies Drugs Film Service Walgreen Agency HEBEL DRUGS DRUGS WITH A REPUTATION METAMORA OHIO KOLB'S FEED MILL Telephone 4461 WAUSEON OHIO D-Trick Walter Dietrick, Prop. OAKSHADE FEED MILL THE BEST the FRIENDLY SERVICE' Phone Morenci 7282 OAK SHADE OHIO MABLE SALLY'S LUNCH 638 N. Fulton St. Wauseon, Ohio Home Cooking Lunches Short Orders Steaks Chicken Home Made Pies WE SERVE NAFZIGER'S MILK and ICE CREAM 6:00 A.M. till 6:45 P.M. Daily E .cept closed on Sunday COMPLIMENTS OF HARD BAILEY DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store 141 South Main Street ADRIAN, MICHIGAN Phone 248 CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF '52 WATKINS FLOWERS New Home at 408 Main Street Phone 2041 DELTA, OHIO SWANEY AUTO SALES FORD CARS AND TRUCKS You Can Pay More, But You Can t Buy Better Distributor of Hi-Speed Gas Oil Phone 2311 MORENCI MICHIGAN PIFER MOTOR SALES INC DESOTO PLYMOUTH Used Cars Phone 4741 WAUSEON OHIO THE WAUSEON REPUBLICAN FULTON COUNTY'S LEADING WEEKLY REACHES MORE THAN HALF THE FAM- ILIES IN FULTON COUNTY ' WAUSEON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF HESS HATCHERY REX THEATRE AND SKYLINE AUTO THEATRE The Best Way to Judge a Picture Is to See If MORENCI MICHIGAN HINES BAKER FURNITURE STORE Furniture - Floor Covering and Appliances WAUSEON OHIO FLETCHER APPLIANCE U efvLnatox Refrigerators - Stoves - Water Heaters WHIRLPOOL Washers and Dryers MORENCI MICHIGAN STOCKWELL MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile and GMC Trucks Sales Service ALWAYS A FINE SELECTION OF USED CARS 116 N. North Phone 296 MORENCI MICHIGAN Phone 1165 DELTA OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF “BRINKS SHOE REPAIR” MORENCI MICHIGAN DEYO'S FEED MILL Dealer in Quality Feeds Grain Cleaning and Treating Phone 5233 MORENCI MICHIGAN WAYNE LAMMON DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE TRUCKS Elm and Brunell Phone 3581 Wauseon Ohio EDDIE’S BODY SHOP Complete Body Fender Repairing Painting Auto Glass Installed FRAME STRAIGHTENING WRECKER SERVICE Wauseon Ohio Compliments Of bavi Eaily Adrian Michigan F. J. EHRAT HARDWARE CO. Shelf-Heavy-Electrical Hardware Heating and Cooking Appliances Sporting Goods Glass Paints and Oils Sashes Fences and Seeds Doors Tinwork Roofing Wauseon Ohio 1lte SuildesiA Jlumke i caul Supply Qa. Builders' Hardware Coal, Fencing, Paints Concrete and Cinder Blocks Phone 3941 Swanton Ohio SCHROCK’S DRUG and JEWELRY STORE Paints Venetian Blinds Wallpaper Candies Watches Tobacco Window Shades Delta Ohio Compliments Of B {JIIIDT'S BRUNER MOTOR SALES Buick, Pontiac Sales 191 Wrecker Service ONg 2 2 1 ADRIAN. MICHIGAN Delta Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF LAHMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE DRY GOODS AND SHOES PHONE 2692 LYONS OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF METAMORA LUMBER COAL CO. Lumber, Coal, Cement, Tile, Paint, Builders' Supplies TELEPHONE 2292 METAMORA OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE MEN’S SHOP WAUSEON, OHIO ★ WILSON BROS. ★ KNOX HATS ★ ROYAL TAILORS made to measure ★ RUGBY SPORTSWEAR ★ COOPERS UNDERWEAR ★ BOY SCOUT SUPPLIES W. Degroff Ira Nofziger COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. ANDREWS JR. TRACTOR SALES, FERGUSEON SYSTEM DEALER ALSO ANY TYPE OF NEW OR USED MACHINERY LYONS OHIO Congratulations and Best of Luck to The Seniors of 1952 S tofi Lyons Ohio Congratulations and Best of Luck CLARKS ICE CREAM BAR ♦Fountain Service ♦Sundaes, Dinners Lyons Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF SNYDER’S GROCERY LYONS OHIO Your Complete Variety Store COMPLIMENTS OF SAVE AT KAY'S SHAFFER SHOE STORE AND REPAIR KAY’S 5c to $1.00 STORE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY WAUSEON OHIO FAYETTE OHIO RICHER MOTOR SALES GIBSON IMPLEMENT SALES STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE FARM EQUIP. J. 1. CASE and NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT WAUSEON OHIO Phone 2946 Swanton, Ohio NORTH SIDE MARKET H. L. MILES LUMBER CO. CHOICE MEATS POULTRY PHONE 1125 Custom Dressed Poultry Dressed to Suit You! PHONE 1115 DELTA, OHIO DELTA OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF WEST END GARAGE C. 0. McpUILLIN. PROP PINE TREE DAIRY General Repairing DELTA OHIO PHONE 4195 DELTA OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF HOELZERS GARAGE On U. S. 20 at OAKSHADE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF HAMMONTREE’S RADIO AND TELEVISION SALES WAUSEON RECREATION BOWLING at its BEST DELICIOUS BARBECUES at our aSnaaJt .Bat Bud and Pag Hoffman COMPLIMENTS OF RADIO CLINIC RECORDS and MUSIC PHILCO - R. C. A. - ZENITH WAUSEON OHIO SYLVANIA and WESTINGHOUSE SALES and SERVICE PHONE 9-6131 WAUSEON, OHIO NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, INC. 207 N. Fulton St. PHONE 6271 WAUSEON, O. SCHWALL SON Even a little thing like a golf ball can cost you a lot of money if it hits someone. Have you protection against such claims? WAUSEON, OHIO PH. 4151 CARVER’S BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF BIRTHDAY AND WEDDIN© CAKES ROLLS, PIES. CAKES COOKIES Phone 7581 137 S. FULTON ST. WAUSEON, O. SHEPARD CLOTHING CO. cA [tn and Boy CCot fling, £Hoci WAUSEON OHIO VICTOR FARM SUPPLY Massey-Harris Farm Machinery Phone 2941 LYONS OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1952 LYONS GRAIN A COAL CO. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE WILSON BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 2441 LYONS OHIO LYONS OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF WAGON WHEEL INN ’TRY OUR CUBE STEAKS’ DINNERS LUNCHES LYONS OHIO KELVINATOR MAYTAG CROSLEY BENOIX TAPPAN DOMESTIC dyer McDermott lfl'aui£on'i -Cow GvcxfizaA c Hotifiot PH I LG AS I RON RITE BEN HUR NEW HOME DUO THERM YOUNGTOWN COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN O’NEIL AND SONS Parts and Service Phone 2771 LYONS OHIO LAMBS SELF-SERVE MARKET tyxoccnle t d TfodU GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS OF 1952 Phone 2571 LYONS 0Hi0 COMPLIMENTS OF DOLLY'S RESTAURANT FAYETTE, OHIO SIGG HATCHERY FAYETTE, OHIO FAYETTE REVIEW FAYETTE, OHIO RAY'S SHOE SERVICE DELTA, OHIO HOME STAR GROCERY DELTA. OHIO DELTA DRY GOODS DELTA, OHIO GAMBLE STORE DELTA, OHIO EAST END GROCERY DELTA, OHIO HAYNES SHOE STORE DELTA, OHIO EDDIES SHELL SERVICE DELTA, OHIO ELTON STUDIO DELTA, OHIO HALLENGER'S CLOTHING HOUSE DELTA, OHIO HOTEL AVERY WAUSEON, OHIO EVA BRUCE FIELD'S TAVERN LYONS, OHIO GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS OF 52 HAP’S HI-SPEED SERVICE STATION LYONS OHIO BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Clyde CHEVROLET BELL'S BEAUTY SHOP International Harvester Implements Phone 2351 LYONS OHIO Lyons Ohio Everything for Better Living Open Mon. - Wed. Sat. to 9:00 P. M. JOHN BIGELOW 29 Years in Good Furniture PH1LC0 TELEVISION N. Scoop Avenue Wauseon, Ohio Monthly Payments If Desired Compliments Of CHAS. J. MALONE RICHARD S. BIEHL BIEHL and MALONE Funeral and Ambulance Service LARRY C. MALONE ROBERT E. DEMALINE MANAGER Phone 2631 SWANTON, OHIO LYONS, OHIO METAMORA, OHIO Compliments Of Oak Shade Ohio Compliments Of DFMERITT HARDWARE CO. Quality Satisfaction HOT POINT DUO-THERM SPEED QUEEN Morenci Michigan Compliments Of IaJGMsieo+i fWoo£ 10Ga+ttfLa+ty Northwestern Ohio's Most Modern Lumber Yard and Woodworking Shop Lumber and Mill Work Wauseon Ohio Compliments of THE PEOPLES STATE BANK Wauseon, Ohio CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS $100,000.00 Member F. D. I. C. Member Federal Reserve System Best of Luck to the Class of 1952 from PEABODY'S RED AND WHITE STORE Seward Ohio CONGRATULATIONS! And BEST WISHES, SENIORS From fyaod JdocJzei Delta Ohio THE PEOPLES STATE BANK A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COMMUNITY Member F. D. I. C. Archbold Ohio WHITEVILLE ELEVATOR Al. Patteuw, Proprietor GRAIN - FEED - SEEDS FLOUR - FENCING - COAL ETC. Phone 136 Phone 2981 Ogden Metamora A $Aia+i JdiaedtocJz Soled Sales Every Tuesday Starting at 1:00 o'clock AL LINEHAN, JR. --Owner, Manager Lowe Avenue Adrian, Michigan A STRONG BANK FOR YOUR SAFETY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 7be Peopled. Saai+tty BohJz Delta Ohio allen's grocery Morenci Phone 9712 Seneca Michigan MORENCI DRUG YOUR REXALL STORE Completely stocked to serve you. Morenci Michigan Q’U'iiesi Ondu uatce Acj ttcy COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE SINCE 1868 Wauseon Ohio Compliments Of THE METAMORA RECORD Publishing and Commercial Printing Metamora Ohio Prompt Attention Personal Service RUPP’S FURNITURE CO. High Class Furniture Floor Coverings 219 - 221 N. Defiance Street Phone 236 Archbold Ohio Compliments Of BRINDLEY JUDSON Furniture, Floor Covering Appliances Swanton Ohio Mem mom a J i Co. Distributors of HI-SPEED PRODUCTS LEE TIRES and ACCESSORIES FRITZ MOSSING, Prop. Phone 2202 Mematora, Ohio Lyons Oil Company Dealer in Bulk Gasoline. Oil and Grease. Phone 2811 Lyons Ohio