Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

'Dedication Education - Diploma at Bowling Green University; University of Wyoming; Teacher of First Grade SCetuttvi u c6ett “Seeauoe o{ ou t {ohdneoo {or tie tender mio ia4 started o{ tie {irot yrader4 o{ dyono oh tieir Seiooi {Journey for tie poet tmeuty - one year4 me, tie (?lo44 o{ f 953. toioi to ex fire 44 our xd HtcratcoH and reofiect and afifireetatcou {or ier {aeti{ui oeroiee to tie 4tudent4 o{ our oeiool. s4 utuaC Editor...................... Business Manager............ Assistant Business Manager Sports.................... Snapshots .................. Staff Photographer Class Will....... Class History Class Poem .... Class Prophecy . . Valedictory Salutatory . Advisor . . . ........Sue Waldron .......Paul Sallows . Mary Ellen Sargent . . . . Gordon Hartse 11 Max Shaw . Mary Jane Graham Richard Barth Gerald O’Leary . . . Charlene Santee George Kesler Dale Lather Barbara Lewandowski Raymond Tack Raymond Patterson Edward Wilson . . . . Carol Gillespie Leroy Gillespie Harold Holland ......Class of 53 ......Gail Driskell Janice Dammar. Charles Mika . Mary Ellen Sargent ......Sue Waldron ......Mr. Kinsman J ScUcc Xcok Standing--James Morel, Donald Hallett, Mr. Benedict. Seated--Robert Wood, Louis Marlatt, Leonard McCarthy, Harry Tredway. Student First Row--Tommy Sallows, Patty Lindsay, Myrna Yost, Gerald Robinson. Second Row--Fred Lamb, Gordon Hartsell, Dick Gallup, Harold Holland. 4 ' acuity IRA W. BENEDICT Lyons, Ohio A. B., Ohio Northern University, 1928, Graduate School Ohio State University, 1930, M. S. in Ed. Bowling Green State U- niversity, 1950. 18 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, Post Graduate Work at University of Michigan and Bowling Green State University. JESSE O’BRIEN Delta, Ohio Education--Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, Bowling Green State University, Teacher of Fifth and Sixth Grade and Sev- enth and Eighth Grade English, Principal of the first six grades. GEORGE KINSMAN Wauseon, Ohio Bowling State University, Teacher of Bus- iness Education. LEORA B. MOCK Swanton, Ohio Bowling Green State University, Teacher of Second Grade. HAZEL RADCLIFFE Sand Creek, Michigan Education--Bowling Green State Univer- sity, Teacher of Third Grade. CHARLES F. BOSSE Lyons, Ohio Bowling Green State University, Bachelor of Science in Education, 1948, Master De- gree in Education, 1951, Teacher of Math- ematics, English. J. C. PHILLIPS Lyons, Ohio Education--Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, Dayton, Virginia; Carnegie Tech, Pittsburg, Pa.; Piano, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, Teacher of Instrumental Music. 5 DONALD PRENTISS Morenci, Michigan Bowling Green State University, B. S, in Education, Teacher of Social Studies, As- sistant Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. GEORGE HERSHBERGER Lyons, Ohio Pennsylvania State College, Bachelor of Science, Teacher of Vocational Agricul- ture. EILEEN AUMAN Lyons, Ohio Home Economics Education, Bachelor of Science at Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University, Teacher of Voca- tional Home Economics, Physical Educa- tion. GLADYS BARKER Delta, Ohio Education--BowlingGreen State Universi- ty, Teacher of Fourth Grade. MARY HARRIS Morenci, Michigan Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, Adri- an College, Adrian, Michigan, Teacher of English. VERA HAM Morenci, Michigan Miami University Oxford, Ohio, Music Ed- ucation, University Michigan, Ann Arbor Rutgers Newark, N. J., Teacher of Vocal Music. DONALD C. SIMKINS Findlay, Ohio Education--Denison University, Granville, Ohio; B. S. Degree, Bowling Green State University; B. S. in Education Degree, Bowling Green, Ohio, Master of Arts De- gree, Columbia University, New YorkCity, N. Y., Post Graduate Work at Wisconsin University, Madison, Wisconsin, PostGrad- uate Work at Ohio State University, Col- umbus, Ohio, Post Graduate Work at Bow- ling Green State University, BowlingGreen, Ohio, Teacher of Science. 6 Charles Bosse, Robert Johnston, Rev. Dick, Milton Aysh, Stanley Santee (?u4tacUcut Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fleming 7 Se tion. ( Ceiea. “Preview NAME PASTIME YOU'LL NOTICE AMBITION PROBABLY WILL BE Richard Barth roller skating his height farmer factory worker Carol Gillespie school paper her size Mrs. Max Shaw Mrs. Max Shaw Leroy Gillespie Clark's his build farmer farmer Mary Jane Graham writing letters her ring housewife Mrs. Blaine Roberts Gordon Hartsell sports his wise cracks ball player farmer Harold Holland sports good looks millionaire junk dealer George Kesler basketball his height working for Wood and Wood soldier Dale Lather milking cows his blue eyes junk dealer millionaire Barbara Lewandowski eating her dimples secretary Wac Gerald O'Leary racing his silliness stockcar racer truck driver Raymond Patterson sports curly hair milk hauler milk hauler Paul Sallows Dunbar's his hair independent business man floor sweeper Charlene Santee dancing her laugh nurse housewife Mary Ellen Sargent sewing her eyes college housewife Max Shaw Gillespie's his red hair farmer soldier Raymond Tack Blissfield his curly hair farmer farmer Sue Waldron eating her smile nurse housewife Edward Wilson loafing his gum chewing engineer bum MARY ELLEN SARGENT President Majors-English, Social Science, Home Ec. Science; Minors-Lan- guage; Activities--Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; F.H.A.3,4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Junior Play, Senior Play; MixedChorus 1,2; Paper Staff Annual Staff 4. MAX SHAW Mick Vice President Majors--English, Social Science, Agriculture; Minors--Science; Ac- tivities--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; F. F.A. 1,2,3,4. BARBARA LEWANDOWSKI Lewie Secretary Majors--English, Social Science, Commercial; Minors--Home Ec- onomics, Science; Activities--Band 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Glee Club 3,4; Class Officer 4; Jun- ior Play; Senior Play. CAROL ANN GILLESPIE Cookie Treasurer Majors--English, Social Science, Commercial; Minors--Science, Home Ec.; Activities--Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Class Offi- cer 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4. GORDON HARTSELL Micky Majors--English, Social Science, Agriculture; Minors--Science; Ac- tivities--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class Officer 4; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. HAROLD HOLLAND Dutch Majors--English, Social Science, Agriculture Science; Activities—F. F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Baseball 2; Class Officer 2,4; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. 10 JEANINE SUE WALDRON Sue Majors--English, Social Science, Science, Mathematics, Activities --Band 1,2,3,4; GleeClub 1; Cheer- leader 2,3; Class Officer 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Paper Staff; An- nual Staff. CHARLENE SANTEE Charlie Majors--English, Social Science, Home Ec., Science, Commercial; Activities--Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; F.H.A, Class Officer 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. MARY JANE GRAHAM Jary Mane Majors--English, Social Science, Home Ec., Science; Activities-- GleeClub 1,2,3,4; MixedChorus 1, 2; Band 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Librarian 2,3,4; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. RICHARD BARTH Dick Majors--English, Social Science, Agriculture; Minors--Science; Ac- tivities--F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Boys'Glee Club 1,2,3; MixedChorus 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Baseball 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Paper Staff; An- nual Staff. RAYMOND TACK Ray Majors--English, Social Science; Minors--Science, Industrial Arts, Agriculture; Activities--F.F.A. 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. GERALD O'LEARY Babe Majors--English, Social Science, Agriculture, Science; Activities — F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Junior Play; Baseball 3,4. 11 RAYMOND PATTERSON Wacky” Majors--English, Social Science; Science; Minors--Industrial Arts; Activities--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff; An- nual Staff; Junior Play; Senior Play. PAUL SALLOWS Les Majors--English, Social Science, Agriculture; Minors--Science; Ac- tivities--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Class Officer 2. EDWARD WILSON Eddie Majors--English, Social Science, Mathematics; Minors--Science; In- dustrial Arts; Activities--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Baseball 3; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. DALE LATHER Majors--English, Social Science; Minors--Science, Industrial Arts, Agriculture; Activities--F.F.A. 3, 4; Basketball; Senior Play; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. R, LEROY GILLESPIE Majors--English, Social Science, Agriculture; Minors--Science, In- dustrial Arts; Activities--F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. GEORGE KESLER Shake Majors--English, Social Science, Science; Minors--Mathematics, In- dustrial Arts; Activities--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Senior Play; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. 12 Se U vi4 ov x Ative Ceett 6ene frveCve cfe zsi6 First Row--Paul Sallows, Carol Gillespie, Harold Holland, Gerald O'Leary. Second Row--Gordon Hartsell, Richard Barth, Raymond Patterson. SettconA ua ux faute joittetC u First Row--Barbara Lewandowski, Mary Jane Graham, Mary Ellen Sargent, Sue Waldron, Charlene San- tee. Second Row—Leroy Gillespie, Raymond Tack, Edward Wilson, Max Shaw, George Kesler, Dale Lather. 13 fyciCetUct ut Teachers, parents, and friends, it gives me great pleasure to receive this high honor for which I have worked in the past four years. I believe that I have received many benefits which will help me to achieve good citizenship. I hope that in the days to come I shall be a credit to Lyons High School, my Alma Mater. As I look back on the teachers I have had, I find that each one has left some impression on me, which will help me achieve the goal which I set for myself. I shall endeavor to make the most of these gifts which have been given me, in the earnest hope that I may someday pass them on to some boy or girl with whom I come in contact in my future life. As our high school days come to a close the Class of 53 will carry with them many memories of their associations with each other. I wish to thank all of you who have helped us, in any way, large or small, to achieve this milestone. Mary Ellen Sargent We, the Class of 1953, are starting on a new adventure tonight. Our motto Forward Ever-Backward Never, should always be remembered as we start on this new adventure. With today's problems we should re- member this motto as we build our lives. Some of us have spent twelve happy years together, while others have joined in recent years. Some of us will further our education in colleges, while others will choose a different course in Life's work. When we were younger, we thought the time would never come when we would graduate, but now that it has come, some of us wish we had a few more years of high school. The many activities we have enjoyed have taught us how to co-operate, participate, and conduct ourselves in social and community life. We wish to thank our parents, teachers, and the board of education for giving us the opportunity in obtaining a fine education. What we have gained in the past twelve years is a treasure which can never be taken from us. We hope that we will be able to make our lives worthwhile and show everyone that we have truly appreciated this first great chance in life. 14 Sue Waldron Charlene Santee Mary Ellen Sargent Max Shaw Gordon Hartsell Richard Barth 15 “Poem We, the Class of 53 , Make our last and final plea, To all who think they cannot learn Although they always want to turn. Look to see if you won't agree That there is much that you can be, If you'll only try to see You'll end up with a victory. As we start out in the world There'll be a lot of hardships hurled- But as we go farther along We will become exceedingly strong, We will do our tasks- Along with the questions that we ask. But when we are on our own, We will have to worry and moan About the things that we have planned To make our last and final stand. We thank our teachers, parents, too We have enjoyed working with you. Though we are not always grand We will try to work and plan, Because we think you're great We will try to keep a clean slate- But now that we are leaving We have yet to be receiving The awards of great success. When commencement time has come at last, We'll face the future with a smile And try to make our lives worth while. 17 'ftycatO'lCf We boarded a train in 1949, at Toledo, and our leaders were Mary Ellen Sargent, and Paul Sallows, Carol Gillespie acted as recorder and Dale Hoops took care of our financial needs while Sue Waldron, acted as student council member. Before the conductor yelled, All Aboard , Mr. King, our advisor, took roll call. He found that there were twenty-seven passengers aboard. Among these, were Arlene Nichols, Mary Ellen Sar- gent, Carol Gillespie, Paul Sallows, Gerald O'Leary, Sue Waldron, Char- lene Santee, Phyllis Waldron, Harold Holland, Gayle Ries, Richard Hinkle, James Ersham, Max Shaw, Richard Barth, George Kesler, Duane Conrad, Dale Hoops, Leroy Gillespie, Raymond Tack, Donna Vance, Beverly Shee- ley, Sam Miller, Barbara Lewandowski, Mary Jane Graham, Gordon Hart- sell, Edward Wilson, and Raymond Patterson. We arrived in San Francisco, California, in September, 1950, with our leaders as follows: President, Paul Sallows; Vice President, Gordon Hartsell; Secretary, Harold Holland; Treasurer, Max Shaw; and student council member, Phyllis Waldron. Much to our surprise we discovered that Arlene Nichols, Gayle Ries, Duane Conrad, Sam Miller, James Ers- ham, and Mr. King, liked the climate of the West so well, they decided to stay and enjoy it. We realized that we needed a new advisor, so we scouted around Holly- wood and among the stars we found Mr. Thorburn. The following decided that they would like to join the trip; they were Marvin Keith and Dale Lather. When we arrived in Alaska, in 1951, under the leadership of President, Sue Waldron; Vice-President, Carol Gillespie; Secretary, Charlene Santee; Treasurer, Mary Ellen Sargent; student council members, Beverly Sheeley and Harold Holland. We discovered that Phyllis Waldron, Donna Vance, Beverly Sheeley, Richard Hinkle, Marvin Keith, and Mr. Thorburn decided to continue their trip in the Northern part of the Continent. We decided to stay in Alaska for a visit and much to our surprise we found we needed a new supervisor. While on a whaling trip, we noticed a man stranded on a small iceberg, we picked him up and found his name to be Mr. Mitchell. He was so grateful for rescuing him, that he im- mediately accepted our supervisor's office. Then in 1952, we started our journey back to Lyons, Ohio, U.S.A. We took roll call, and found that Dale Hoops and Mr. Mitchell had decided to stay in Alaska. After canvassing an Eskimo Village, we discovered a handsome man and on inquiry we found his name was Mr. Johnston. We brought him with us as our supervisor for our homeward journey. The leaders were, Presi- dent, Mary Ellen Sargent; Vice-President, Max Shaw; Secretary, Barbara Lewandowski; Treasurer, Carol Gillespie; student council members, Harold Holland, Paul Sallows, and Gordon Hartsell. The trip was enjoyed by all and we were very disappointed to see it end. 18 Se Uo% 1 90ti£ cihcC 7e4ttu te tt We, the Senior Class of Lyons High School, do, hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, Richard Barth, will my Chevy to George Lindsay, and my height to Larry Cox. I, Carol Gillespie, will my figure to Shirley Lemke, and my neatness to anyone who wishes to use it. I, Leroy Gillespie, will my unfilled English book to Jaymie Wilson, and my ability to go steady to Tommy Spitler. I, Mary Jane Graham, will my height to Sharon Sayler, and my engage- ment ring to whoever thinks they can get it. I, Gordon Hartsell, will my athletic ability to Lyle Cleghorn, and my seat in the English room to whoever is that interested. I, Harold Holland, will my wavy hair to Dave Lawerence, and my (good) physics grades to Byron Shuman. I, George Kesler, will my butch hair cut to Darrel Hayes, to see if he will look as well in it as I, and my basketball suit to Richard Gleason. I, Dale Lather, will my cheerfulness to Leora Hoffman, and my slim- ness to Bobby Gleason. I, Barbara Lewandowski, will my ability not to get mad to Maxine Con- rad, and my slimness to Ann Cox. I, Gerald O'Leary, will my ability to stay out of school to Dan Peebles, and my curly hair to Char.lie Mika to make good use of it. I, Raymond Patterson, will my knowledge about Chevy trucks to Dick Gallup, and my muscles to Robert Nichols. I, Paul Sallows, will my so called intelligence to anyone who thinks it will help them, and my shortness to Daryl Hildreth. I, Charlene Santee, will my typewriter in the Commercial Room to Jimmy Wilson. Make good use of it Jimmy. I also will my steadiness in school to anyone who can stand to go that long. I, Mary Ellen Sargent, will my ability to get good grades to anyone who likes to study, so that the teachers can continue to give someone such grades, and my figure to Phyllis Stevenson, so that she can distribute it better than I. I, Max Shaw, will my ways to argue in class to Herb Hinkle, so that it will be kept in school a little longer, and my red hair to Gail Driskell. I, Sue Waldron, will my quietness to Joy Dunbar, and my spectacles to Rosemarie Vanderdonck. I, Ed Wilson, will my so called ability to fix cars to Phyllip Pochay, and my silliness to Ross Fleming. I, Ray Tack, will my bashfulness to Sandra Hall, and my curly hair to Lyle Cleghorn. We the Class of 1953 will our ability to get along together to the Jun- iors; our money making ideas to the Sophomores; and our beloved Senior Room to the Freshman. 19 Ed Wilson Ray Tack Ray Patterson Barbara Lewandowski (?leu '53 77t z£e6 ‘rVeadCutea Mr. I. W. Benedict, retired Superintendent of schools, is watching tele- vision in his newly built home when in comes Mr. R. E. Johnston, famous Ohio State coach. After talking over old times Mr. Johnston's eye caught the headlines of the Toledo Blade. ED WILSON FOR PRESIDENT! Mr . Johnston quickly picked up the paper. Look! Have you seen this? Why no! said Mr. Benedict, that's certainly a surprise. And here . . . .'Ray Tack for Vice-President!' What's this down here? Mrs. Mick Hartsell (former Mary Ellen Sargent) is the mother of a new set of triplets. This makes twelve children for them. Cheaper by the dozen! Let's turn to the Movie Column. Here's Wacky Patterson's picture. Why look at those headlines! 'Ray Patterson takes place of Fred Astaire, famous dancer.' He's certainly changed. Why, here in the obituary column some manfrom Lyons died and he's in the Sallows Funeral Home. That must be Paul Sallows! Now let's turn to the sports page. Barbara Lewandowski and Mary Jane Graham will wrestle tonite at Madison Square Gardens. That should prove exciting. Here's something about Lyons! The basketball team won the tourna- ment this year. The first five of the Varsity team are the five Shaw boys; there are three Shaw girls who are cheerleaders. These.are sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mick Shaw, nee Carol Gillespie. 'Charlene Santee swims English Channel in eleven hours!' She really broke the record. Gerald O'Leary and Dale Lather will box tomorrow night for the heavyweight championship. Look at this page! Here's a picture of someone familiar. Why it's Sue and Harold. 'Couple takes honeymoon from Main to California on a bicycle built for two.' Now isn't this something? 'The second Einstein, Professor Barth, invents a new bomb greater than H-Bomb.' Here's something I can't quite picture! George Kesler starts baby- sitting in Lyons! That's something I would like to see. Isn't this great? 'Millionaire Leroy Gillespie builds new library , swimming pool, and theater for Lyons.' That must have made Lyons quite a nice city! We've seen the entire class of '53 and they've certainly all made suc- cess. Gail Driskell Janice Damman Charlie Mika 20 First Row--Joe Eicher, Obdulia Serna, Barbara Lamb, Gail Driskell, Charles Mika, Janice Damman, Rose Marie Vanderdonck, Clara Belle Clark, Second Row--Mr. Hershberger, Richard Gleason, Myrna Yost, Jean Cook, Shirley Lemke, Maxine Conrad, Larry Cox. Third Row--Gerald Derby, Byron Shuman Danny Peebles, Dave Lawrence. Daryl Hildreth, Richard Gallup, George Lindsay, Victor Rice. Soft MUVie (2 1 4 First Row--Patty Lindsay, Carol Smith, Arlah Hildreth, Jaymie Wilson, Karis Bischoff, Mr. Prentiss. Second Row--Larry Lather, Joy Dunbar, Sandra Hall, Analee Clendenin, Mary Lou Hartsell Herbert Hinkle. Third Row--Carlton Reeves, Franklin Porter, Roger Bernath, Darrell Hayes, Kenneth Crowell Jimmy Ruple, Douglas Hillard. Absent--Leora Hoffman. 22 FirstRow--Ted Lambert, Joan Napierala, Sharon Saylor, Vonda Miller, Jeanette Rowland, Helen Derby, Diane Nichols, Darlene Egnew, Donna Bernath, Robert Gleason. Second Row--Delbert Neill, Virginia Gillen, Phillip Pochay, Connie Sallows, Sondra Hillard, John Peebles, Ross Fleming, Patty Hamilton, Peggy Eicher, Shirley O'Brien, Mr. Bosse. Third Row--AnnCox, Nancy Waldron, Fred Lamb, James Wilson. Bob Lawrence, Mary McLouth, Marie McLouth, Phyllis Stephenson, Marilyn Marlatt. Absent-- Lyle Gillespie, Larry Barlow, Kenneth Sallows. First Row--Ivan Richardson, Tommy Sallows, Arlene Barden, Nancy Richardson, Ned Sullins, Carletta Bischoff, James Sparks, Richard Laiman. Second Row--Janice Eicher, Janis Whitehead, Gyneth Cook, Robert Wilson, Richard Dewitt, Jeanette Gephart, Nora Cremen, Donna Barden, Phyllis Emmons, Mr. Kinsman. Third Row--Annette Ingall, Ralph Vance, Carol Russel, Harold Crowell, David Long, James Pickering, Alice Kardatzke, Duane Whitehead, Rosemary Kennedy. Absent--Nordene Mills. 23 SevetttJi uuie MmeSD,-,?ecald Ro inso,n- Norman Gleason. Shirley Pickering. Elden Jenkins. Marjorie Wilson, Jackie Jenkins. Billy Serna. Ronald Clausen. Second Row--Judy Derby Roger Hilton Hal Lam- bert. Soma Palms, Mary Hamilton. Joyce Clark. Lulu Belle Crowell. Gary Wales. Mr. Simkins Third Row-Michael Cox. Larry Vance. Jimmy Crowell. Lloyd Hallett. Barbara Morel. Arlen Lahman Rex nauatt, Larry Lindsay. Scxt i d icuCe First Row—Dennis Simpson, Robert Clymer, Milburn Hicks, Ann Pochay, Celeta Balis Joyce Habel Audrie Hilton, Colleen McCarthy. Sally Wilson. Second Row—Harlan Barden, Gerald Whitehead Tony d Cb rTNpp Carolyn Alston. Amy Peebles. Herman Cremen. June Yost Eileen Nichols Mr. O Brien. Thud Row--Fredrick McCance. James Russel. Orville Oard, Paul Meeker Charles £le“--GVac 24 First Row--Marvin Emmons, Bill Kahle, Richard Cook, Margaret Dewitt, Nancy O’Neill, Delores Derby, Donald Downing. Charles Bucher, Larry Eicher. Second Row--Danny Sargent, Ricky Marlatt, La Ray Salsberry, Craig Shuman, Wilburn Hicks, Janet Clausen, Richard Bezek, Tommy Shell, Tony Smazenka, Mr. O’Brien. Third Row--Carron Wales, Joy Lee Mann, Karen Barden, Sharon Richardson, Janet Hamil- ton, Alvin Boger, Joanna Wood, Charles Cox, Jimmy Oswald, Bonnie Robinson. Absentees--Karen Whitaker, Larry Miles. 0pou'it l tyi cle First Row--Judy Santee. Judy Sullins, Shirley Downing, Larry Clausen, Bonnie Griffin. James Gleason, Rosalind Measures, Robert Serna, Sue Ruple, Karen Peuhler. Second Row--Kenneth Richardson, Buddy Markley, Patsy Dewey, Carol Peebles, Colleen O’Neill, Sandra Hamilton, Guy Richardson, Gary Rashley, Monte Kahle, Jimmy Wyant. Betty Troth, Diane Standish. Third Row--Maureen Barden. Joyce Russel, Bob Bezek, Barbara Mortemore, Esther Vance, Margie Ingall, Richard Tripp, Richard Whitehead, Ina Rae Peebles, Clarice Habel, Mike Thompson. Mrs. Barker. 25 triade First Row--Bill Pickering, Roger Clausen. Shirley Whitehead, Judith Clymer, Norma Habel, Keith Puehler, Majorie Vance, Berry Marlatt, Bill Hilton, David Tripp. Second Row-Tommy Alston, Sibyl Arnold] Donna Simpson, Evelyn Hicks, Ronald Sullins, Harold Stevens, Betty Barden, Delores Emmons, Mike Gilliland, HowardCremen, Steven Boger, Robert Smith. Third Row--Delberi Taylor, Lynn Richardson, Walter Smith, Sally Gleckler, Pat McCarthy, Jimmy Marlatt, Sharon Cleghorn, Elouise Zenz, Bobby Kurfiss, Barbara Ballard, Mrs. Radcliff. Absent--Allan Seegert. Seco uC ( uuic First Row--Kenneth Tripp, Judy Gage, Nancy Habel, Carolyn Standish, Danny Kahle, Jerry Gleason. Edward Tedrow. Second Row--Carol Hoffman, Shirley Pokornik, Juell Peebles, Richard O'Neill, Brenda Peebles, WilfordSalsberry, Junior Serna, William O'Neill, Yvonne Hamilton, Mrs. Mock. Third Row--Pat Thompson, Mary Hall, Marjorie Barden, Kathy Rowland, Ronald Crowell, Bonnie Turpening, Louie Marlatt. Absent--Abrigail DeBacker, Karen Peabody, Nathan Dick, Milton Aysh, Stuart Stout, Sharon Vaeyens. 26 tyicute First Row--Sharon Downing, Christine Conrad, Edwin Pawlicki, Carol Hinkle, Timmy Schell, Jimmy Mann, Rosalee Fleming. Second Row--Catherine Henson, Delores Hicks, Charles Salkowski, John Dewey, EdwardStudenka, Sherman Kardatzke, Cheryl Morel, Jim McCance, Lori Lee Cremeans. Third Row--Sue Sullins, Sandra Hinkle, Jack Hinkle, Jim Turpening, Maria Leal, Bobette Oswald, Charles Keller. Absent--Gary Clendenin, Kay Derby, Gail Patterson, George Pochay, A1 Radcliffe, Dicky Rathbun, Wayne Ruple, Barbara Vaeyens. Settton, 27 28 ‘Pafiex Roving Reporter Gossip Sports Mary Jane Graham Grade Reporter Max Shaw FFA Reporter Circulation Managers Printers Harold Holland Artists Leroy Gillespie Ads Max Shaw Typists Dick Barth Advisor Charlene Santee Barbara Lewandowski 30 7- 7■ First Row--Larry Barlow, Gordon Hartsell, Dick Barth, Charles Mika, Harold Holland, Dick Gallup, Max Shaw, Darrel Hayes. Second Row--Mr. Hershberger, Kenneth Sallows, Dale Lather, Roger Bernath, George Lindsay, Lyle Gillespie, Douglas Hillard, Franklin Porter. Third Row—Larry Lather, Herbert Hinkle, Joe Eicher, Paul Sallows, Gerald O'Leary, Leroy Gillespie, Raymond Tack. Absent--Tommy Spitler. 4. First Row--Clara Belle Clark, Diane Nichols, Charlene Santee, Rose Marie Vanderdonck, Myrna Yost, Janice Damman, Mary Ellen Sargent, Darlene Egnew, Obdulia Serna. Second Row--Virginia.Gillen, Patty Lindsay, Sondra Hillard, Jeanette Rowland, Jean Cook, Carol Smith, Karis Bischoff, Mary Lou Hartsell, Maxine Conrad, Mrs. Auman. 31 Left to Right--Richard Gleason, Ann Cox, Shirley Lemke, Mrs. Engebretson. Jean Cook, Jeanette Row- land, Ross Fleming, Kans Bischoff, Joy Dunbar. Seated--Mary Jane Graham. s4t£letcc Fust Row - - Kenneth Sallows, Ted Lambert, Larry Barlow, Fred Lamb. Ross Fleming, Herbert Hinkle. Edward VVilson. Harold Holland, Gerald O'Leary, John Peebles. Second Row--Mr. Johnston Charles Mika, Gerald Derby, Roger Bernath, Victor Rice, Kenneth Crowell. Byron Shuman. Dale Lather Raymond Patterson Lyle Gillespie Leroy Gillespie, Mr. Prentiss. Third Row--George Lindsay, Bob Lawrence. Danny Peebles, Dick Barth, Gordon Hartsell, Max Shaw, Dave Lawrence, George Kesler, Darrel Hayes Daryl Hildreth. ' 32 33 'rtyiy i ScJuxoC 34 'ytyotHe £co ta uc4. IV 'JtuUc t'Ual s4nt 35 f uviityi t tct Se U i 'PCay 36 tfeniA. t Cee @Cu6- First Row--Sharon Sayler, Carol Gillespie, Jaymie Wilson, Patty Lindsay, Helen Derby, Connie Sallows, Arlah Hildreth, Vonda Miller, Charlene Santee, Mary Ellen Sargent. Second Row--Mary Lou Hartsell, Sandra Hall, Analee Clendenin, Joy Dunbar, Nancy Waldron, Barbara Lewandowski, Mary Jane Graham, Karis Bischoff, Marie McLouth, Phyllis Stephenson, Joan Napierala, Miss Ham. Third Row--Barbara Lamb, Gail Driskell, Marilyn Marlatt, Janice Damman, Jean Cook, Carol Smith, Diane Nichols, Donna Bernath, Darlene Egnew. Sextet Left to right--Helen Derby, Sandra Hall, Analee Clendenin, Nancy Waldron, Connie Sallows, Vonda Miller. 37 S«t4e t Ce Seated--Helen Derby. Joy Dunbar, Jaymie Wilson. Darlene Egnew. Standing--Mary Ellen Sargent. Marilyn Mar latt, Barbara Lewandowski. Jean Cook, Analee Clendenin, Mary Lou Hartsell, Carol Smith, Charlene Santee. 'Tftcxed tZuantet Left to right—Richard Gleason, Connie Sallows. Vonda Miller, Ross Flem- ing. 38 7 euteC First Row—Sharon Downing, Sandra Hinkle, Rosa lee Fleming, George Pochay, Jimmy Mann, Edwin Paw- licki, Maria Leal, Jim Turpening. Second Row--Carol Bennington, Christine Conrad, Sue Sullins, Kay Derby, Catherine Henson, Charles Salkowski, Timmy Schell. Bobette Oswald, Charles Keller, John Dewey, Sherman Kardatzke, Edward Studenka. Third Row—Miss Crockett, Jack Hinkle, Cheryl Morel, Lori Lee Cremeans, Delores Hicks, Jim McCance, Miss Ham, Absentees--Gary Clendenin, Gail Pat- terson, A1 Radcliffe, Dicky Rathbun. TV First Row—Danny Kahle, Yvonne Hamilton. Judy Gage, Eddie Tedrow, Dicky O'Neill. Jerry Gleason, Carolyn Standish. Nancy Habel. Second Row—Kinny Tripp, Pat Thompson, Kathy Sue Rowland, Louie Marlatt, Shirley Ann Pokornik, Margy Lee Barden, Billy O'Neil. Junior Serna. Brenda Kay Peebles. Ronald Crowell, Wilford Salsberry. Third Row—Juell Peebles. Mary Hall, Carol Hoffman. Miss Ham. }9 40 Geraldine Gunn, Thea Gleckler O cce (2tesi6 Mrs. Ruth Engebretson. 42 064c Mr. Prentiss, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Phillips. 'VanAity Left to right--Mr. Prentiss, Harold Holland, Edward Wilson, Raymond Patterson, Dave Lawrence, Dan Peebles, Max Shaw, Gordon Hartse 11, George Kesler, Daryl Hildreth, George Lindsay, Leroy Gillespie, Charles Mika, Ger- ald O'Leary, Mr. Johnston. 44 1R.C4 WC Left to right--Mr. Johnston, Gerald Derby, Roger Bernath, George Lindsay, Kenneth Crowell, Danny Peebles, Darrel Hayes, Daryl Hildreth, Byron Shuman, Victor Rice, Charles Mika, Herbert Hinkle, Mr. Prentiss. First Row--Fred Lamb, Tommy Sallows, Ned Sullins, Robert Wilson, Ross Fleming, John Peebles, Ken- neth Sallows, Ted Lambert. Second Row--James Sparks, Harold Crowell, Dave Long, Bob Lawrence, James Pickering, Lyle Gillespie, Larry Barlow, Mr. Phillips. 45 MAX SHAW Mick 53 Center 77 6' 1 184 lb GORDON HARTSELL Micky 53” Forward 21 6' 2 183 lb DAVID LAWRENCE Dave 54 Forward 44 6’ 170 lb HAROLD HOLLAND Dutch CO Guard 11 5’ 6 140 lb EDWARD WILSON Waddy 53 Forward 55 5’ 7 155 lb GEORGE KESLER Shake 53 Forward 99 6 190 lb 46 GERALD O'LEARY RAYMOND PATTERSON Babe Wack 53 53 Guard 00 Guard 22 5' 8 145 lb 5' 10 180 lb DARYL HILDRETH Daryl 54 Forward 88 5’ 11 190 lb Goals Goals Shooting Fouls Fouls Foul Total Average Attempted Made Per Cent Attempted Made Per Cent Points Points Max Shaw 321 140 43.6 146 93 63.7 372 16.2 Gordon Hartsell 348 127 36.5 127 78 61.4 332 14.4 Gerald O’Leary 129 40 31.0 87 35 40.2 115 5.0 Edward Wilson 122 58 47.5 27 14 51.8 130 5.6 Harold Holland 77 17 22.0 55 25 45.4 58 2.5 George Kesler 101 26 25.7 36 17 47.2 69 3.0 Raymond Patterson 36 10 28.0 14 8 57.1 28 1.2 Daryl Hildreth 112 24 21.5 36 12 33.3 60 2.6 David Lawrence 246 80 32.4 100 49 49.0 209 9.1 Team 1492 522 35.6 638 331 51.8 1384 60.1 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lyons 45 29 Metamora Lyons 106 67 Pioneer 51 31 Waldron 53 58 Fayette 54 63 Ottawa Hills 77 55 Pettisville 34 36 Fayette 61 65 Holland 52 43 Chesterfield 60 46 Fulton 76 41 Fulton 47 50 Archbold 70 44 Delta 62 51 Waldron 89 46 Pettisville 86 64 Pioneer 53 54 Holland 48 46 Chesterfield 50 43 Metamora 47 First Row--Ross Fleming, Gerald O’Leary, Victor Rice, Raymond Patterson, Gerald Derby, Leroy Gilles- pie, Charles Mika, Lyle Gillespie, John Peebles. Second Row--Mr. Prentiss, Byron Shuman, Darrel Hayes, Dave Lawrence, Max Shaw, Dick Barth, Gordon Hartse 11, George Kesler, Danny Peebles, Kenneth Cro- well, Mr. Johnston. First Row--Karis Bischoff, Arlah Hildreth. Second Row--Joy Dunbar, Rose Marie Vanderdonck, Carol Smith. 48 Jr. High Cheerleaders Connie Sallows, Marilyn Marlatt, Vonda Miller, Helen Derby Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Gillespie, Janice Damman, Analee Clendenin, Patty Lindsay. 49 School (?aCe uCcin, Sept. 8 School opened 12 Lyceum Program Decosta Ferrari 16 Baseball game with Fayette 19 Baseball game with Metamora 23 Baseball game with Fulton 30 Baseball game with Chesterfield Seniors Pictures Taken Oct. 1 Juniors ordered class rings Seniors ordered invitations 6 FHA Meeting for County 7 Baseball game with Pettisville Father and Son Ag Meeting 9 Community Club Supper 10 Seniors Sell Ads for Annual Freshman Initiation 13 PTA Meeting 16 Cooking School 20 FHA Meeting 21 Green Hand Initiation for FFA School Pictures 22 Seniors Sell Ads for Annual 23 FFA Trip to Anderson's 24 NWOEH at Toledo 28 Chapter Farmer Degree for FFA Nov. 6 Phillip Pochay Mr. Simkins on TV 11 No School 12 Dale F. Wentz spoke to the Jr. and Sr. classes 13 Community Club Supper 18 Basketball game with Metamora 21 Senior Class Play 24 School Pictures retaken 25 Basketball game with Waldron 26 Basketball game with Ottawa Hills School closed for Thanksgiving 28 Basketball game with Fayette Dec. 1 Returned to school 2 Basketball game with Chesterfield 3 Annual Pictures 4 Annual Pictures 5 Basketball game with Fulton 9 Mr. Nessel visited school 10 Basketball game with Delta 12 Basketball game with Pettisville 16 Basketball game with Holland 19 Basketball game with Metamora 24 School closed for Christmas Jan. 5 School opens after Christmas 8 Community Club Supper 9 Basketball game with Fayette 10 Basketball game with Pettisville 13 Basketball game with Holland 16 Basketball game with Fulton 23 Basketball game with Archbold 28 Assembly Program 30 Basketball game with Waldron Feb. 5 FFA Banquet 6 Basketball game with Chesterfield Mar. 16 Assembly Program Apr. 3 No school May 10 Baccalaureate 15 Seniors Graduate 17 Senior Class Trip 27 School Ends COMPLIMENTS Harrons Lefties Iffland’s Market Koester and Connor’s Davenport Hardware Njaim Restaurant Gamble Store Hutchison Hardware Mable and Sally Western Auto Store Ken Red White Store Model Restaurant Hotel Avery Morel s Toggery Shoppe Elton Studio Home Star Metamora. Ohio Metamora. Ohio Metamora. Ohio Delta, Ohio Delta, Ohio Delta. Ohio Delta, Ohio Fayette, Ohio Wauseon. Ohio edyard Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Morenci, Mich. Wauseon. Ohio Delta, Ohio Delta. Ohio Delta, Ohio JO HOT WATER AT THE TURN Of THE TAP That's the story with SHELLANE the modern bottled gas What a help —save time with dishes — no more waiting for water to heat • Make your laundry easier—no more wash boilers to fill and heat • Give yourself the luxury of a Hot Bath any time you want it • • • Remember SHELLANE not only brings you the convenience of city gas for instant hot water, but also for automatic refrig- eration and cooking. Call_ 2841 .today. with the Q XI3 3twln you won't run out of gas. And that’s for you—who live out beyond the city gas mains. Instant hot water at the turn ot the tap! E. A. HALL SON LYONS, OHIO A Complete Banking Service The Peoples Slate Bank Wauseon, Ohio Member F.D.I.C And Federal Reserve System TIDWELL MOTOR SALES Chrysler Plymouth Sales Service Phone 3961 Morenci, Michigan EDNA’S PLACE Home Cooked Food Specialize in Chicken and Shrimp Private Dining Room Parties Banquets 2 mi. East of Fayette, Rt. 20 MARJORIE COE SHOP Dresses, Suits, Skirts, Blouses Sweaters, and All Accessories Phone 2261 Wauseon, Ohio BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1953 DELTA DRY GOODS DELTA, OHIO Compliments to Class Of 1953 FAYETTE REVIEW Fayette, Ohio For the best in Television Sales and Service See CLARE HAYWARD Sand Creek, Michigan Phone 21 g Motorola - Sylvania Hallicrofter - Raytheon ALLEN PLUMBING SHOP Harry G. Allen, Prop. Plumbing and Heating 110 North St. Morenci, Michigan Phone 257 Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured up to $10,000.00 Current Rate 2% Delta Ohio RETAN RADIO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE Since 1929 Philco Factory Supervised Service Radio Television We Service All Makes Jasper Michigan FAGLEY SEED COMPANY Northwestern Ohio’s Leading Clover Seed Market Arch bold Ohio We banish fear SCHWALL AND SON INSURANCE Phone 4151 ARCADE BUILDING WAUSEON OHIO Best of Luck to The Senior Class GAMBLES Hardware and Paint Electrical Appli ance Furniture Comp liments of KEEFER S MARKET Morenci, Michigan Morenci Michigan Compliments of WESTERN ALTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sporting Goods Auto Supplies Hardware Phone 2391 Morenci, Michigan Automobiles Since 1926 SILHAVY PONTIAC - CADILLAC Compliments of ed s4frfele eatcuvuutt Morenci, Michigan Your Complete Variety Store Save At Kay's” KAY’s 5c TO $1.00 STORE Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Compliments Oak Shade Feed Mill of WAUSEON WOOD WORKING COMPANY Northwestern Ohio’s Most Modern Lumber Yard and Woodworking Shop Lumber and Mill Work Wauseon Ohio Be in the Lead Using D-TRICK Feeds' Custom Grinding and Mixing Manufacturing of D-TRICK FEEDS Phone 7282 WALTER DIETRICK - PROP. OAK SHADE, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Lyons High School from BROCKLEY STUDIO rrPhotographs with a distinctive touch” 206 South Main Street Adrain, Michigan STOCKWELL MOTOR SALES Buick - Oldsmobile - GMC Trucks Sales and Service Always a fine selection of used cars. 116 North Street Phone 4961 THE METAMORA STATE BANK Member of Federal Reserve System Metamora, Ohio Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RUPP BROTHERS HATCHERY From Pedigreed Males Baby Chicks 52 Weeks of the Year Broiler Chicks Our Specialty Phone 2365 Delta, Ohio GARNSEY AUTO SALES Authorized Ford Dealer Genuine Ford Parts Made Right Fit Right Swanton, Ohio Delta, Ohio Phone 3010 Phone 2662 HUDSON CARS A.A.A. Wrecker Service Come and See the New “Wonder Car” Phone 2852 Fred Stutzman, Prop. Metamora Service Garage HIATT TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractor and Dearborn Farm Equipment Parts and Service Metamora, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of TRADING POST GARAGE LYONS SPORTS CENTER Fred Peebles Bruce and Eva Proprietor LYONS SERVICE GARAGE LOARS VARIETY STORE Front End Alignment We cover sink tops and floors Brake Service installed at reasonable prices and Wheels Balanced Free Estimate Phone 2911 Lyons, Ohio Phone 2772 Metamora, Ohio Compliments of JOHN O’NEIL AND SONS Parts and Service Phone 2771 Lyons Ohio Compliments Of SHEPARD CLOTHING CO. A Strong Bank For Your Safety Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Men and Boy’s Clothing, Shoes THE PEOPLES SAVING BANK Wauseon Ohio Delta Ohio Best of Luck to the Class of 1953 from PEABODY’S RED AND WHITE STORE Seward Ohio COLEGROVE BROTHERS Daily Buyers of Cattle, Hogs, and Lambs Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday Phone Fayette 5261 Colegrove Bros. Stockyards Fayette Ohio Compliments of EGNEW’S MARKET MORTEMORE’S SELF SERVE Groceries and Farm Supplies Meat, frozen foods, and groceries Phone 2472 Lyons, Ohio Lyons, Ohio Compliments of CLARK’S ICE CREAM BAR Home Cooking Home Made Pie NOSCO INC. Lyons, Ohio Phone 2821 Delta, Ohio Fine used cars Congratulations to at Seniors of S3” BAILEY’S BIG LOT Flowers by Watkins Bigelow Adrian, Michigan Corner M-52 and US 223 Phone 1851 408 Main St. Delta, Ohio Best Wishes Compliments of from ACKLAND THE MEN’S SHOP FUNERAL HOME 149 South Fulton Wauseon, Ohio The finest in men and boy’s wear. Morenci, Michigan East Street Phone 1851 NAFZIGER DAIRY FARM Home Made Ice Cream 2 Mi. N. of Arch bold, Ohio Compliments of DON’S GARAGE D. E. Wentz Son Phone 8959 Wauseon Oak shade, Ohio WALKER LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Millwork 620 N. Fulton St. Phone 2061 Wauseon, Ohio FAYETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Fayette, Ohio STEPHENSON JEWELER FAITH WATCHES SINCE 1878 GUARANTEED AGAINST ANYTHING (Except Crystal) FOR ONE YEAR! Morenci, Michigan DINE AT THE DUEL fL” Sunday Chicken and Beef Dinners Home Made Pies Lynn Leona Hewitt, Prop. Jasper, Michigan REX THEATRE AND SKYLINE AUTO THEATRE Morenci Michigan STAR THEATRE The Best Hay to Judge a Picture Is to See It” Wauseon Ohio LAMB'S SELF SERVE MARKET K. Lamb, Prop. Groceries and Meats Phone 2571 Lyons Ohio A. A. A. Phone 1245 HARMON CHEVROLET SALES OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE Delta Ohio SWANEY AUTO SALES FORD CARS AND TRUCKS You Can Pay More, But You Can t Buy Better Distributor of Pure Gas Oil Phone 231 I MORENCI MICHIGAN EDDIE’S BODY SHOP Complete Body Fender Repairing Painting Auto Glass Installed FRAME STRAIGHTENING WRECKER SERVICE Wauseon Ohio GIBSON IMPLEMENT SALES J. I. CASE and NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 2946 Swanton, Ohio Compliments Of 2bavi Saily The Friendly Store Adrian Michigan MELVA FLOWERS GREENHOUSE WEDDING BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS DISH GARDENS FUNERAL DESIGNS FAYETTE, OHIO MORENCI MICHIGAN Walgreen Agency HEBEL DRUGS DRUGS WITH A REPUTATION METAMORA OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF PINE TREE DAIRY DELTA OHIO CARVER'S BAKERY BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES ROLLS. PIES, CAKES COOKIES Phone 7581 137 S. FULTON ST. WAUSEON. O. COMPLIMENTS OF DUNBAR DRILLING and SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING PUMP SALES SERVICE G. E. APPLIANCES Phone 2121 DELTA OHIO Uut Jlome. Builde i Jlumbe i and Supply Qa. Builders' Hardware Coal, Fencing, Paints Concrete and Cinder Blocks Phone 3941 Swanton Ohio SCHROCK’S DRUG and JEWELRY STORE Paints Wallpaper Watches Venetian Blinds Candies Tobacco Window Shades Delta Ohio RANDOLPH FURNITURE CO. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES HOOVER SWEEPERS 139 South Fulton Street PHONE 6641 WAUSEON OHIO T H E PEOPLES STATE BANK MORFNCI DRUG Dependable Banking Service YOUR REXALL STORE A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COMMUNITY Completely stocked to serve you. Member F. D. I. C. Archbold Ohio Morenci Michigan D. H. DE VERNA Phone 2683 Oliver - Farm Equipment - Sub-soil Plow Sales and Service Metamora Ohio BALES TRUCKING Sand Gravel Mortar Cement Coal Wood Excavating and Grading of All Kinds Phone 429'J Michigan Adrian Compliments Of %ua+te'I Malhet Morenci Michigan Qlytle Sum lga W i I ford Ingall CHEVROLET International Harvester Implements Phone 2351 Lyons Ohio GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS OF '52 HAP’S HI-SPEED SERVICE STATION LYONS OHIO COMPLIMENTS Compliments Of OF THE METAMORA RECORD HOELZERS GARAGE Publishing and Commercial Printing On U. S. 20 at OAKSHADE, OHIO Metamora Ohio Compliments Of Prompt Attention Personal Service FALOR S SHARPE RUPP’S FURNITURE CO. Home of Fine Clothing For Young Men Delta Ohio High Class Furniture Floor Coverings 219 - 221 N. Defiance Street Phone 236 Archbold Ohio PORTER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER, BUILDING, SUPPLIES, COAL JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS Phone Morenci 9 Hudson 5561 Morenci Michigan Good Food Modern Cabins ROCK INN RESTAURANT MOTEL U. S. 223 and M-52 Adrian, Michigan E. S. ELLISON Phone 9171-J Compliments Of TAJal ecJz £ So t Wauseon Ohio H. L. JUDGE QUALITY JEWELRY GRADUATION GIFTS 107 South Main Street Adrian Michigan INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES SERVICE MORENCI FARM EQUIPMENT Farm Machinery Equipment Refrigerators Home Freezers 249 West Main Street Phone 4561 MORENCI MICHIGAN STERLING CREAMERY P. J. Goldsmith, Prop. MILK ICE CREAM BUTTER Phone 2881 Wauseon Ohio O. P. KLUEPFEL JEWELER - - OPTOMETRIST MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Archbold Ohio 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 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 5. 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 COMPLIMENTS OF HARD BAILEY DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store 141 South Main Street ADRIAN, MICHIGAN Phone 248 HINES BAKER FURNITURE STORE Furniture - Floor Covering and Appliances Phone 1165 DELTA OHIO KOLB'S FEED MILL Telephone 4461 WAUSEON OHIO FLETCHER APPLIANCE D e£vinato Refrigerators — Stoves — Water Heaters WHIRLPOOL Washers and Dryers RCA Victor TV MORENCI MICHIGAN Congratulations and Best of Luck COMPLIMENTS OF to The Seniors of 1953 HAMMONTREE’S RADIO TELEVISION SALES AND iSlt p. RECORDS ond MUSIC PHILCO- R. C. A. - ZENITH Lyons Ohio WAUSEON OHIO When in Need of Wallpaper and Paint COMPLIMENTS OF SEE LYONS GRAIN £ COAL CO. GARDINER 5c to $1 STORE Phone 2181 A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE PHONE 2441 Morenci Michigan LYONS OHIO KELVINATOR MAYTAG CROSLEY BENDIX TAPPAN DOMESTIC PHILGAS IRONRITE BEN HUR QUAKER DUO THERM YOUNGTOWN dyer McDermott “Wauseon’s Low Overhead Hotspot” COMPLIMENTS OF WAGON WHEEL INN TRY OUR CUBE STEAKS DINNERS LUNCHES LYONS OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 FARMERS STATE BANK OF LYONS, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00. COMPLIMENTS OF Trading Post Restaurant 28 Miles West of Toledo, Ohio Truckers Discount Standard Oil Phone 3041 Lyons, Ohio MORENCI HATCHERY BABY CHICKS and WAYNE FEEDS Phone 2991 Morenci Michigan WOOD AND WOOD EGGS POULTRY LYONS OHIO 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 I. J. SHORT HUDSON MOTOR SALES Wauseon Ohio HAUMESSER GERINGER Corner Drug Store Wauseon Ohio WHITEVILLE ELEVATOR Al. Patteuw, Proprietor GRAIN - FEED - SEEDS FLOUR - FENCING - COAL ETC. Phone 136 Phone 2981 Ogden Metamora Compliments Of DEMERITT HARDWARE CO. Quality Satisfaction HOT POINT DUO-THERM SPEED-QUEEN Morenci Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE CITY TOURISTS CAMP AUucupi a (food place te eat and Sluvit Onden.4. U. S. 20 NORTH OF LYONS, 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 ADRIAN LIVESTOCK SALES Soles Every Tuesday Starting at one o’clock Owner, Manager Adrian, Michigan Al Linehan, Jr. Lowe Avenue Phone Sand Creek 125 AAA Road Service JOHN C. LARSON JASPER GULF SERVICE Automotive, Tractor, Truck Repair and Service Lubrication — Steam Cleaning — Complete Brake Service Tires, Batteries and Accessories Stewart Warner Generator, Carburetor Electronic Starter and Ignition Wheel Balancing Service Jasper, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF ADRIAN DAILY TELEGRAM ADRIAN MICHIGAN GRISIER INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE SINCE 1868 WAUSEON 0H|0 Everything For A Store of Better Living Famous Makes JOHN BIGELOW 29 Years in Good Furniture Wauseon, Ohio North Shoop Avenue Phone 7431 LUGBILL BROS. INC. QUALITY MEATS LIVESTOCK Daily Market Auctions Stocker Feeders Phone 82 Archbold, Ohio U. S. Gov’t. Inspected Est. No. 471 Compliments of FIRST STATE SAYINGS BANK “A Friendly Bank” Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION AND COMMISSION CO. Delta, Ohio 3825 - Telephone - 3852 Auction Sale Every Wednesday Afternoon Compliments of NELLIE’S LUNCH Nellie Onweller, Prop. Lyons, Ohio Compliments of WESTON LOCKER AND FOOD MARKET Harold Cole, Prop. Phone 247 Sand Creek Weston, Michigan MEYERS DEPARTMENT STORE MORENCI, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the class of 53 Smart Wearing Apparel and Shoes For Men - Women - Children HOME STYLE RESTAURANT MORENCI, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the class of 53 Compliments of O’DONNELL CHEVROLET SALES GOIST FRIENDLY SERVICE MORENCI, MICHIGAN Phone 3511 Morenci, Michigan Compliments of Herb and Twila Knoblauch REPPERT’S MARKET Fresh Meats and Self-Serve Groceries Morenci, Michigan MEECH'S PHARMACY 133 W. Main Street Phone 5491 Open Every Sunday Fountain Service Veterinary Supplies Drugs and Film Service Morenci, Michigan