McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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WE DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL to you, Underclassmen, not only because We know you as friends and associates, but also be- cause you are middle men in the history of McClure Village School. Through you alone can our school continue to live and grow in honor and prestige. Hold hiqh the spirit of M.H.S., and make loyalty to her a major concern, that students of the past may take pride, and students of the future qain benefit of your efforts. T BLE OF C0 TE T ADMINISTRATION County Superintendent .... , School Board . . Superintendent Principal ..... Teachers . . . Personnel SENIOBS ...... Biographies . . . Baby Pictures . Class History . Class Will .... Class Prophecy Snapshots ,... UNDERCLASSES . Iuniors ....... Sophomores Freshmen . . . Grades 8-7 .... Grades 6-5 .... Grades 4-3 .... Grades 2-l .... Classrooms . . . Snapshots .. ACTIVITIES ..... Newsette Staff . Annual Staff. . . F.H.A. ....... . F.F.A. ..... . Latin Club ..... Music ...... SPORTS ....... Cheerleaders . . Basketball .... Baseball .... EVENTS ......... Calendar ..... Iunior Class Play ..... . . . Chapel ....... Baccalaureate Commencement Paqe 5 6 6 7 8-9 . 10 11 I2-15 16 I7 I8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 35 36-38 39 40 41-42 43 45 46 47 47 48 48 ADNIINISTI-lATION 31'ElC,E.. 'ESYQTIX-FEE' N fi Fw P: A 1: -X fl' is ei -2 1 912133. A 1 0 Vlfgxi-?7,U 7 A fa ... J 5 xx , ff' cLH Q UNSEEN FACTORS W H M. E. Brandon Vice President L H d lph Dr. I. A. Ruder 1 Shepard Otto M111 B YMEN OUR SUPERINTENDENT, Mr. Neiderhisef, is a man of tasks too numerous to mention. He has taken it upon himself not only to guide our school work, but to encourage us in being better school citizens. He received his education at East Huntington Township School, Findlay College Academy, and Columbia University. He teaches history, civics, and public speaking. OUR PRINCIPAL, Mr. Middleton, is also a busy man. Besides his classes in chemistry, physics, algebra, science, and geometry, he must take charge of school attendance, and see that the schedule is carried out properly. His higher education was received at Kent, Bowling Green State University, and Defiance. ,. ...L FOR Y0 Cindu Hatcher Bowling Green State U. Ohio State University English, Latin Ralph Rotsel Bowling Green State U. Physical Education Business Education Nellie McClure Defiance College Bowling Green State U. Home Economics Icy Brown Bowling Green State U. Music, Typing Loren Beck Ohio State University Agriculture Lawrence Farison Ohio State University Veterans Ag. Training F011 Y0 Q Q git M 0,1 ,..4.nnN I-lrlre Bokerman Defiance College Bowling Green State U. 7th and 8th Grades Helen Rudolph Bowling Green State U. Fourth and Fifth Grades IN? BL .. . x., if Dorothy Mowery X' nah and smh Grades . 5 lf' Bowling Green State U. ii ' Fae Neiderhiser Findlay College Third Grade Charlotte Mowery Bowling Green State U. Second Grade Ola Shepard Angola College Bowling Green State U. Ohio Northern Unlversity First Grade BEHI D THE SCE S These are the unglorified, the IMPORTANT Workers in the background at our school. Without them it could not function successfully. In choosing reading material and in doing re- search work, we receive help from our librarian, Mrs. Turner. When, near 12:00 noon, We begin to feel the need of nourish- ment, our cooks, Mrs. Busch and Mrs. Chamberlain, are on hand to provide lunch for us. Our janitor, Mr. Alspaugh, and his helper, Mr. Roach, keep our building neat, clean and warm. The bus drivers, Mr. Hull, Mr. Bohling, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Deilman, faithfully bring us to school in all kinds of Weather. We are truly Droud of our school personnel. SENIORS fx Q X L. Iecmne Kramer Ieanie HISTORIAN Sec'y. 37 Treas. 3,4 Girls' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 County Festival l,2,3 Trio 3,4: Band l,2,3,4 Double Quariet 3,4 Piano Acc. 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Newsette Staff 4 Home Ec. 1,25 F.H.A. 3,4 l-lulda of Holland 3 Uncertain Wings 3 Iames F. Gerken Ierk Boys' Glee l,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 F.F.A. l,2,3, F.H.A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Slaff 4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Hulda of Holland '3 Uncertain Wings 3 Nona R. Huy! Nona Girls' Glee 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 I2 OT FI I HED, Ralph B. Hines Hines Vice Pres. 3,4 Boys' Glee 2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Siaff 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. lg F.H.A. 4 Uncertain Wings 3 Hulda of Holland 3 Pauline I. Shepard Pleen Girls' Glee 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 County Festival l Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Home Ec. 1,27 F.H.A. 3,4 Unceriain Wings 3 Maurice Wells .,Muggs,. Boys' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Newsette Staff 4 F.l-LA. 4 Uncertain Wings 3 Hulda oi Holland 3 F.F.A. l,2,3 Richard Shepard Corky Boys' Glee 1,2 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 County Festival 1 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,4 F.F.A. l,2.3: F.H.A. 4 Uncertain Wings 3 Hulda of Holland 3 President l Shirley A. Good Shorty Girls' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 County Festival l,2,3 Newsette Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Majorette l,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 Home Ec. l.Z F.H.A. 3,4 Uncertain Wings 3 Hulda of Holland 3 Gilbert Dull ..Gibb.. Newsette Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F.F.A. l: F.l-LA. 4 Uncertain Wings 3 J ST BEGUN Ila lean Amold una.. Secretary 4 Girls' Glee 1.3.4 County Festival 1.3 Mixed Chorus l,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Home Ec. 1,25 F.l-l.A. 3,4 Uncertain Wings 3 I-Iulda of Holland 3 Iames Carrol .Tlmu F.F.A. 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Uncertain Wings 3 Dorothy L. Busch Dori Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Stait 4 Home Ec. l,2g F.H.A. 3.4 Uncertain Wings 3 I-lulda of Holland 3 I3 Donna I. Boyer Donnie SALUTATORIAN President 2 Reporter 4 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4 I Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Trio 3,4 D. Quartet 3 Band 1,2,3 County Festival 1,Z,3 Annual Staff 3,4 Newsette Staff 4 Home Ec. lp F.l-LA. 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2 Scholarship Test l,2,3,4 Uncertain Winqs 3 Hu1da of Holland 3 Ralph Shaneyfelt Smiley Vice President 1,2 Boys' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Quartet' 4 County Festival 1,3 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Scholarship Test 3,4 Uncertain Winqs 3 Shirley Wagner Shirley Girls' Glee 1,4 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Home Ec. 1,2 F.H.A. 3,4 Uncertain Winqs 3 I4 CL SS OF '4 Donald Spangler Donnie President 3,4 Boys' Glee l,2,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,4 F.F.A, 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Pres. l,3,4 Baskeball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Uncertain Winqs 3 1-lulda of Holland 3 County Festival 1,3 Annual Staff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Virginia Wilson unnny., F.l-l.A. 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Newsette 4 Ward Wenig Wild Bill Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 F.1-l.A. 4, F.F.A. 4 Annual Saff 4 Newsette Staff 4 Thelma C. Newlove Chloey VALEDICTORIAN Girls' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Sec'y. ly Reporter 3 F.H.A. 3,45 Home Ec. 1,2 Annual Staff 3,4 Newsette Staff 4 County Festival 1,3 Scholarship Test l,2,3,4 Uncertain Wings 3 I-lulda of Holland 3 Latin Club-Pres. 4 Our Symbol of Unity F.H.A. Pres., Co., V. Pres. 4 HIGHE T H0 0R Wffwwiu. t 'H i f ,xv xii, W 4 1 M,N,m .,-, N , 1' 'il . ' 'Ev W I 655 HES' ,- . f XY ff. . 'rv V I Y- X 'lQl. xl, you - D 1116 .f , 2 wa? ' L ff. 13 V 'Q S , 1 J 25 k A f X Hit' :Hum 3' E 1 it E Wliii Q 4 git Uur Symbol o Unity , . 31 , .i 'Xl Q EW , . ,iss 9 9 Allen C. Ienninqs Ienninql VALEDICTORIAN Boys' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Quartet 1,4 Band l,2,3,4 County Festival 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3,4 Newsette Staff 4 F.F,A. 1,2 Latin Club 4 Scholarship Test I,2,3,4 Uncertain Wings 3 I-lulda of Holland 3 Though Family Al- bums were searched thoroughly, only twelve Seniors came up with evidence of having been wee ones at one time. In the upper left hand corner, we see Shirley, who isn't a bit afraid of the camera-or the car! Next to her is lim , who is still sporting that Winsome smile. Hines is next, and he thinks that taking pictures is a grim bus- iness! The gal in the upper right corner is Nona, very curious about something. All bundled up for a kiddy-car ride is lin- ny ! Next to her is Don- nie , who wouldn't think of letting sister sit on the crate too! The sad fella in the buggy is our own Smi- ley -believe it or not! ln the lower left cor- ner we find Pauline- the coveralls belong to Bud C. Sleepy girl sitting in the grass is Shirley G. She wants mammal Next to her is Dort , standing very straight and tall. Below Shirley G. is Ila . They had to tick- le her to make her laugh. The cute kid on his kiddy-car is Allen lf- in a minute he'll go to get the mail. P T PORTR YED When the doors of McClure School were opened in the fall of the year 1936, twenty- seven excited children started their school life under the direction of Miss Eleanor Adler. Miss Irene Bruns taught us in our second year, during which we had an enrollment of twenty-six. Two new members were added to our enrollment. Miss Evelyn Peery was the guiding hand in our third grade. Our class increased to thirty-three members. After leaving Miss Peery's room We were taught by Miss Florence Kistner in our fourth year. Our class enrollment was 30. The fifth year we were under the instruc- tion of Miss Bernita Gillespie with the total of 29 members. We, as sixth graders, taught by Miss Betty Sockman, said good-bye to four classmates and welcomed two new members, making our number 30. ln our seventh year we were promoted to the high school floor which made us feel quite important. We then had a class of 32, and continued into the eighth grade with 24 members. Then We were ready to begin our high school life. On September 3, 1943, twenty-eight Fresh- men started on their short journey of four years. During the year we welcomed one new member. We elected the following offi- cers for the year: Pres.-Richard Shepard, Vice Pres.-Ralph Shaneyfelt, Sec.-Treas.- Thelma Newlove, Class Sponsor-Miss Hib- ler. On October l, the old custom of initiation was administered to us by the Sophomores, and this was returned with a party in honor of Sadie Hawkins Day, on November 16. As Sophomores, 23 in all, We set our goals and attained them. We worked a little harder in our studies, but also had a good time while doing it. We elected the following officers: Donna Boyer-Pres., Ralph Shaneyfelt-Vice Pres., Dorothy Kinder-Sec.-Treas., and Mr. Middleton as sponsor. We gave the Fresh- men the annual Initiation Party on Oct. tFri- dayl 13th, for which in retum, they gave us a party. With the goal of a successful school year in mind, our class of 19 elected Donald Spangler as President, Ralph Hines as Vice President, Ieanne Kramer as Sec.-Treas., Thelma Newlove as reporter, and Miss Hatcher as class sponsor. We increased our treasury by sponsoring a chicken supper and operating the refreshment stand at home basketball games. We presented a three-act play, Uncertain Wings under the direction of Miss Hatcher. The Seniors gave us a Game Supper November 19th. In return we gave the Iunior-Senior Banquet, May 9th. We entered our last year of school with twenty members. We elected the following officers for the year: Donald Spangler-Pres., Ralph Hines-Vice Pres., lla lean Arnold- Secy., Ieanne Kramer-Treas., and Mr. Neid- erhiser as sponsor. Calvin Von Seggern en- tered our class at the beginning of the second semester after serving in the United States Army. He has come back to finish his schooling and receive his diploma. We gave the Iuniors the annual Game Supper on No- vember ZU. They in return gave us the Iunior- Senior Banquet on May 9th, Our class has taken part in sports, music, scholarship tests and other activities through- out our 4 years in high school. 'We, THE CLASS OF 1947, hereby make known our last will and testament, official on the date May 16th, 1947. SECTION I Item I To our superintendent, Mr. Neiderhiser, We will a new secretary to replace the out- going Seniors. Item II. To our principal, Mr. Middleton, We will a lie detector of our own design, to sort out fallacious absence excuses. Item III. To Miss Hatcher we will a greater peace of mind, insured by the absence of the Class of '47. Item IV. To Mrs. McClure We will our favorite re- cipes, which we guarantee to be the very best. Item V. To Mr. Botsel we will a peppier gym class, who all own tennis shoes. Item VI. To Mr. Beck we will all the unwanted ma- terial in our lockers, some of which may be useful in the Farm Shop. SECTION II Item I. To the Junior Class We will our private room in the back of study hall. Item II. To the Sophomores we will our hope that, as Iuniors next year, they will follow our example rather than that of the Class of '48. Item III. To the Freshmen We will our quiet ways, and ability to earn the favor of all teachers. SECTION III Item I. I, Gilbert Dull, will my membership to the 13.70 club to Albert Bell. Item II. I, Iames Gerken, will my ability to cook to Mrs. McClure. Item III. I, Ralph Hines, will rny ability to play Bas- ketball to Franklin Farison. I8 Item IV. ' V I, Richard Shepard, will my ability to skip school to go duck hunting to Lee Miller. Item V. 1, Nona Ruyf, will my political ability for the Democratic Party to Rose Marie Mills. ltem VI. I, Ralph Shaneyfelt, will my ability to keep a girl in B. G. to Bill Scott. Item VII. I, lim Carrol, will my ability to come to school on time to Marilyn Neiderhiser. Item VIII. I, Allen Iennings, will my short stature to Billy Mason. Item IX. I, Ila lean Arnold, will my giggle to Nancy Keiffer. Item X. I, Pauline Shepard, will my slender figure to Norma Shidler. Item XI. I, Shirley Good, will my small features to Lois G. Item XII. I, Ieanne Kramer, will my ability to play the piano to Maurice Dull. Item XIII. I, Donna Boyer, will my absent minded- ness in classes to Hal Garber. Item XIV. I, Thelma Newlove, will my job as News- ette Editor to any unlucky junior. Item XV. I, Dorothy Busch, will my job at the 5 and IO cent store to anyone who Wants it. Item XVI. I, Shirley Wagner, will my height to Paul I-Iartman. Item XVII. I, Virginia Wilson, will all my old boy- friends to Naomi Farison. Item XVIII. I, Donald Spangler, will my short finger- nails to Paul I-Iartman. Item XIX I, Ward Wenig, will my ability to sleep under any conditions to Lillian McLain. Item XX. I, Maurice Wells, will all my girlfriends to Eddie Middleton. FATES FORllTOLD SCENE-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hines TIME-a summer evening in the year 1967 As we approach, the master of the house, Mr. Hines, is seated in a comfortable chair, reading his favorite newspaper, and talking to himself in low tones. Ho-hum, reading the Blade is getting to be a dull pastime-never anything interest- ing in it anymore. Who wants to read about foreign diplomats, foreign correspondents, foreign affairs-seems as though everything is foreign these days, never anything fami- liar. What l want to see is a newspaper with real news, news about people l'm fond of, say, like my old classmates at M. H. S. This chair sure is comfy-now, wouldn't it be nice if a man could possess a newspaper that would give him a line on all his Class of '47 friends-a man could enjoy that-ho-hum, getting sleepy, l guess- Well, this beats the bugs a' bitin'! l This isn't the Blade- Sentimental Sentinel , it says here, Editor-in-Chief, Thelma Newlovel l lt's hard to believe, from Newsette to news- paper in twenty years. She's doing all right! 1-lm, weather report is right here in the corner, funny one too. lt's always fair weather, when good friends get together , by your weather boy, Ralph Shaneyfelt. Interesting Headlines, Senator Carrol in- troduces a new bill to the House . lt is his hope that this bill will end forever all labor- management strife. Here's a human interest story, Chicago housewife was seized by a fit of giggling at her home three weeks ago, and has been giggling ever since. Experts trace this un- usual phenomena to Mrs. Richard Shepard's high school days where, her husband sub- mits, she was always giggling. She is the former Miss lla lean Arnold. Another front pager, Miss Pauline Shep- ard, head of Toledo's new Day Nursery, is lecturing this afternoon at Toledo University to a group of Home Economics students. Miss Shepard is considered an expert in the field of child care. Say, this paper even has funnies, here's a clever strip, Little Foo Lou , by Allen len- nings. This must be the society page, Mrs. lay Wilson announces the wedding of her daugh- ter Virginia to lohnny Fellabaum, a Toledo- an. Say, she must have had trouble decid- ing on the man, let's see, she must be crowd- ing thirty-eight by now. Here's another interesting item. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward are celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary today. They are resid- ing near Perrysburg wnere they operate a modern filling station for heliocopters. Miss Shirley Wagner has boarded the Ocean Liner, Lucinda , to travel around the world. Miss Wagner is said to prefer this old-time method of travel to the newer rocket planes because she likes to see where she's been. Whatever could have become of my friend Ward, I wonder. Better look in the advertises ments, never can tell. Well, here it is, Get your copy now-the famous Ward Wenig's latest literary achievement, How to Relax . ln his popular book, Mr. Wenig explains the fine art of falling asleep under any condi- tions-your money back if not completely satisfied. This sounds like one of my classmates. No't responsible for any debts contracted by my wife. Mr. lames Gerken, route No. 17. Westhope, Ohio. l-lere's another, For sale. A 1933 Ford-- this is a genuine antique, turned down by a leading museum only because of a decora- tive picture on the door. This is a real buy, take advantage of it. Gilbert Dull, 137 Main St., McClure, Ohio. ls that really Maurice Wells in this news picture. Yes, it shows him as he is crossing the finish line in a Cleveland Motorcycle race. The picture is rather blurred, wonde who, oh, yeah, it's taken by Donnie Spang ler, press photographer. Well, look who has a column in the peact section, Miss Dorothy Busch's Youngsters Be Atomic -pretty clever. I-lere's a front page story, Miss Nonc Ruyf, experienced professional nurse, ha: just accepted a position in a New Yorl 'Home for the Aged.' When Miss Ruyf reac the registration cards she saw some familia: names, Mr. F. I. Neiderhiser, Miss Cindc Hatcher, Mrs. Arlie Bokerman, Mrs. Nellie McClure, Mr. Ralph Rotsel, Mr. Howard Mid dleton, Mr. Loren Beck, and Mr. Farison Upon seeing these she is reported to have ex claimed, 'Who'd a thunk it'1 Well, here it says, Phil Spitalny has jus' signed a new 3rd trumpet player. Her name is Donna Boyer. Mr. Spitalny tells us that she has been trying to enter his band for twenty years, and has had seventy-two inter- views with him! l Ouch! 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My, what an attractive cowl Shirley and Virginia begin chummy. SECOND ROW-Strictly an outdoor gal is Nona! lla again, this time, tipping the jug. Corky has no difficulty, even with two girls! Dorothy, lla and Thelma. THIRD ROW-The proof-only one out of three has a toothy smile. Gibb , sitting on top of the World! Vet, Calvin in a peaceful mood. FOURTH ROW- Donnie , Jeannie, and Pauline, selling Newsettes at noon. President Donald of the body beautiful! Shirley G., sitting or standing, she boasts the game smile. Strict photography! UNDERCLASSES fx 5551 J CLASS OF '4 BACK ROW-Lee Miller, Bob Fenstermaker, Bud Merrilat, Iohnny Allen, Paul Hartman, Franklin Farison, Keith Shellar, Lillian McClain, Miss Hatcher. FRONT ROW-Elaine Lawrence, Cora Shank, Io Ann Garber, Norma Shidler, Patricia Dibling, Rose Marie Mills, Beverly Rudolph, losephine Iohnson, Nancy Keiifer. IUNIORS President ..... 4 . . . Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . Reporter . . Sponsors . . . We we didn't realize just what that goal was to be, the can We find ourselves nearing the goal first set, in the fall of 1936. Perhaps then, or the obstacles we would meet along Way to accomplishment. Surely now, We look back with pride, and say that all our tasks served only to strengthen us for greater deeds, and greater capacity for enjoying our- selves at the same time. This year we have added to our treasury by serving refreshments at Basketball games, . ........ Lee Miller . . .Beverly Rudolph . . . . . .Keith Shellar . . . . .Marilyn Hines . . .Elaine Lawrence . . .lst sem.-Mr. Brown 2nd sem.-Miss Hatcher sponsoring a movie, It Happened Tomor- row , a chicken supper on December 16, 1946, and several skating parties during the year. Our class play, Bolts and Nuts , was a great triumph, and helped us to learn .to co-operate with each other. We wish to thank Mr. Brown for his splen- did co-operation in sponsoring our class the first semester. Miss Hatcher sponsored our class the second semester. CLASS 0F '49 BACK ROW-Charles Shepard, James Good, Paul Richard, Billy Mason, Delbert Clark, James Browning, Richard Conn, Sheldon Preston, Bill Alspaugh, Bill Scott, Maurice Dull, Mrs. McClure. FRONT ROW-Donna Lou Lashaway, Ioy Crom, Betty Wagner, Virginia Adams, Doris lean Fry- man, Irene Poor, Martha Dilsaver, Doris lean Iennirigs, Melva Booth, Louise Middleton, Nacmi Farison. SOPHOMORES President ................ Charles Shepard Vice President . . . . . .Paul Richards Secretary ...... . . .Ioy Lou Crorn Treasurer .... .... N aomi Farison Advisor . . . . .Mrs. McClure At the mid-point oi our high school days, we Sophornores, twenty-two strong, are looking forward to the most exciting years of school. We ieel a little more like one of the gang now, and are striving toward being a class, successful in everything we undertake. We opened the school year by initiating the Freshmen on October 4th. They repaid our kindness with a return party on October 30th. LSS0ll'0 BACK ROW-Robert Kistner, Bobby Behnieldt, Bob Wenig, Deloris Counselman, Donna Shaffer, LaVonda Overy, LaVoncla Reimund, Marilyn lennings, Marilyn Neiderhiser, Anna Lou Smith, Bryce Bossa, Tommy Good, Dick Rudolph, Mr. Rotsel. MIDDLE ROW-lane Alspaugh, Virginia Booth, Alice Winch, Iean Beavers, Mildred Shank, George- - ann Titus, Virginia Iohnson, Alice Newlove, Mary Ellen Meyers, Iona lunge, lean Browning. FRONT ROW-Richard Fenstermaker, Richard Yarnell, Carl Boyd, Ted Kryder, Dick Iunkins, Maurice Ballmer, Elmer Carrol, Bud Zimmerman, Raymond Davis, Albert Bell, Harry Winch. FRESHMEN President .. ............. George Kryder Secretary . . . . .LaVonda Reimund Treasurer .. .... Tommy Good Advisor .. .... Mr. Rotsel We were properly initiated into the role of Freshmen, early in the fall of '46. We stepped into that role eagerly, and have filled it Well. Since we are a large class, We have a better chance of excelling in all activities. Many of our boys have begun their basketball training, and will be deciding factors in future teams. We are looking forward with eagerness to the return of a music program at M.H.S. S GRADE EIGHT to Tlf X- K , ' ' E f , 5 i -f f 5 I l e f , is , , t 1. H r 'I g .r 11, , EE VE BACK ROW-Mr. Middleton, Arthur Shepard, Norman Von Seqgern, Lester Snufelt, Kenneth Preston, Hal Garber, Bob Wagner, Iames Newlove. FRONT ROW- Mrs. Bokerman, Anna Mae Bicktord, lane Kryder, June Allen, Marie Spangler, Betty Wolfe, Alta Mae Miller, Mabel Butler. GR DE EVE BACK ROW-Paul Meyers, Bill Conklin, Charles Snider, Donald Hatfield, Gordon Gould, Calvin Smith, Tommy Kryder, Landon Wolfe, Mrs. Bokerman. FRONT ROW-Dorothy Hines, Grace Bickford, loyce Browninq, Charlene Mason, Trudy Hoffman, Lou Ann Good, Mary lane Conn, Bernita Conklin. 9 , zs GRADE SIX BACK ROW-Roger Kerwin, Paul Winover, Lowell Naveau, Ervin Butler, Iackie Mitchell, Donald Clark, Bennie Whitman, Bernard Mason, Iimmie Winch, Mrs. Mowery. MIDDLE ROW-Shirley Butler, Nora Ann lunge, lune Smith, LaVonne Burling, Frances lean Mills, Doris lean Amos, loyce Wagner, Shirley Iohnson, Ioanne McClure, Ianette Light, FRONT ROW-Larry Spangler, Melvin l-loch, Virgil Behnfeldt, Franklin Yarnell, Norman lunge, Leslie Dull, Richard Babcock. Franklin Godwin and George Middleton were absent when this picture was taken. GE DE FIVE BACK ROW-Mrs. Dorothy Mowery, Walter Shank, Carol Beals, Carole Babcock, Erma Ioyce Garber, Donna Harman, Virginia Harman, Fred Wclle, Harry Neiderhiser, Mrs. Helen Rudolph. MIDDLE ROW-Eva Shank, Bonnie Rettig, Betty Lawrence, Ianet Smith, Marilyn Lanzer, Marilyn lo Good, Mary Ellen Garber, Maxine Geitgey, Arlene Dibling. , FRONT ROW-Alan Snider, Robert Neiman Cmoved awayl, Robert Long, Ronald Yarnell, Danny Kryder, Robert 'Brown, Murel Naveau, Dean Roesti. Virginia McVetta was absent when this picture was taken. .1 - GRADE F0 R 3 5 . af'-fl BACK ROW-Billy Frakes, Thomas Gerken, Cliflord Baden, Bernard Dachenhaus, Dick Younq. Norman Winover, Larry Mason, Donald Shank, Mrs. Helen Rudolph. MIDDLE ROW-Vivian Lanzer, Carolyn Behnieldt, Martha Harmeyer, Connie Good, Shirley Hines, Connie Pope, Marlene Johnson, Ianet McClure, Bonnie Beavers, Maxine Shufelt. FRONT RCW'-Raymond Heck, Arthur Burditt, Bobby Blair. GR DE THR E BACK ROW-Linda Gerken, Vivian Carrol, Shirley Browning, Barbara Hatfield, William Shafer, Gary Steiger, Dick Carol, Kathryn Dull, loanne Wolfe, Lawrence Maiers, Mrs. Fae Neiderhiser. MIDDLE ROW-Io Ann Harman, Rilla Kay Allen, ludith lohnson, Nancy Mazey, Betty Heiman, lorean Titus, Ruth Ann Rowland, Patricia Naveau, Shirley Long. FRONT ROW-Charles Garber, Iimmy Light, Herbert Hines, Vernon Carrol, Robert Burditt, lohn Conklin, James Farison, Ronald Rowland, Iimrny Mason, David Kryder, l 27 GRDETO BACK ROW-Ruth Amos, Marilyn Dachenhaus, Mary Maiers, Ioyce Shuielt, Shirley Rudolph, Miss Mowery, Iudy Doll, Sharon Good, Lyla Harman, Susanna Heck, Emma Wenner, Betty Rettiq. MIDDLE ROW-Sandra Good, Ann Harrneyer, Ruth Iohnson, lariet Conn, Mary Rudolph, Myrta Winover, Anne Rowland, Charlene McClure, Linda Shaffer. FRONT ROW-Richard Good, Edward Long, Melvin Pittman, Lowell Shank, Leroy Lance, Iohn Fryman, Robert Wenner, Roland Browning, Larry Gunter, Bernard Babcock. Bernard Dielman was absent when this picture was taken. GRDEOE BACK ROW-Richard Maters, Everett lohnson, Ronald Heck, Carolyn Alspauqh, Geraldine Hines, Norma Iean Roesti, Mrs. Shepard, Margaret Farison, Geraldine Weimer, Linda Kryder, Carol Van Tassell. FRONT ROW-David Scott Good, Marjory Long, Richard Tonjes, Connie Conklin, Alva Shank, Connie Beavers, Mary lean lnqraham, Judy Heiman, Sharon Hoffman. Frank Verbeke, lunior Robinson, Ronald Baker, and Larry Winover were absent when this picture was taken. I 1 CLASSROGM C MME T , ,gkggtti-fi 'S ' , 1 K tv ,, ' Y- t t.g.-'ff .L ' YN, ef . . at rp it Study Hall Typing Room aids lesson preparation houses speed test hopefuls Chemistry Lab Farm Shop encourages the scientific fosters mechanical ability Above are some of the rooms in which we Work daily. A great deal of time and effort has been spent in making our classrooms convenient, neat, and well- equipped. In recent years, new equipment has been added to the typing room and farm shop, and a new home economics department has been built. This year We saw that department completed, making it a classroom that the school and community can well be proud of. This year also, the P.T.A. has sponsored a painting campaign. Thanks to the aid of parents, teachers, and pupils alike, the upstairs. grade rooms, chem- istry lab, typing room, and halls on both floors now have a new coat of paint. It is this kind of help-each-other spirit that Will put our school on top, and We sincerely hope to see that spirit continued. ' 29 3 K wiv: 6 fi and ff - ' Smii.-55?2ae?F271551557511'lr1 i,,1.L.1 5 , ' . riff: .:Qesn::xGff,X1f-11,ft-f.,1.4 it 1 ,fc 1. . Q- f .. -. 2 f :qztrizm I . 'Q ff + kiwi, pi, ' - ' S21 ' 3 ' -' ' f ly ' fl gffffe:gaf.gf5jH?2 , . , . f 5, A fz. , f s . 1 ws, 2 V if J .Y XA 9 '3 IN x .its THI ' THAT F 4 L'Q'-':77q:f',lE52: 1Z,' .!y.Q'H5l,.2:Q, ff, yt, . L- , . ,,:,..5--5' twig . V, . my M . ' ' ' 9 ' I ,. ' i t ,, - -' - . -. .vm-. '- . V: . .. . sew ,Wye - ff:- -If ,. -V g f f f Q ' ts' ,Tie . : :. r: as-1--fftq 1 . 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ACTIVITIES ,IK 69 ICQ, fi f I X md II WX I PRESS A D BACK ROW-Mr. Neiderhiser, Dorothy Busch, Ralph Shaneyfelt, Morris Wells, Richard Shepard, Nona Ruyf, Gilbert Dull, Allen Iennings, Ralph Hines, Donald Spangler, Iames Carrol. FRONT ROW-lla lean Amold, Pauline Shepard, Virginia Wilson, Thelma Newlove, Ieanne Kramer, Donna Boyer, Shirley Wagner, Shirley Good. EW ETTE TAFI? Editor-in-Chief .... .... T helma Newlove Associate ................ Pauline Shepard Business Manager .......... Allen Iennings Associates .... Ralph Shaneytelt, Nona Ruyf Sports Editor ............. Donald Spangler Associate ................ Richard Shepard Advertising Manager ...... Virginia Wilson Associate ............ . . .Shirley Wagner Feature Editor . . . .... Donna Boyer Associate ....,. .... I eanne Kramer News Reporter . .. ..... Ila lean Arnold Associate ........... .... D orothy Busch Exchange Editor ............. Shirley Good Typists ........ Nona Ruyf, lla lean Arnold, Pauling- Shepard, Ieanne Kramer, Donna Boyer. Mirneoscope ...... Gilbert Dull, Ralph Hines, I Donald Spangler, lim Carrol, Ward Wens ig, Maurice Wells. Advisor .................. Mr. Neiderhiser This year the Newsette first went to press on October 4th. It was planned to publish one volume each two weeks, and that sched- ule was held until near Christmas time, when bad weather kept us from school. Our Editor, Thelma, took her position ser- iously from the first day, and in spite of hav- ing had no experience with the school paper, organized the staff, and got the first volume underway. Since then she has kept the Newsette rolling, and Written many inspiring editorials. PUBLIC Till BACK ROW-Mr. Neiderhiser, Dorothy Busch, Lee Miller, Keith Shellar, Ralph Shaneyfelt, lim Carrol, Allen Iennings, Maurice Wells, Richard Shepard, Franklin Farison, Marilyn Hines, Beverly Rudolph, Virginia Wilson, Shirley Wagner, Lillian McLain. FRONT ROW-Gilbert Dull, Thelma Newlove, lla lean Arnold, Pauline Shepard, Nona Ruyi, Donna Boyer, Ieanne Kramer, Shirley Good, Dcnald Spangler, Ralph Hines. Editor ........... .... D onna Boyer Associate ......... . . .Lillian McLain Business Manager . . . . . .Allen Iennings Associate .................... Gilbert Dull Advertising Manager ..... Donald Spangler Associate .......... ...... I ames Gerken Feature Editor ................ Ralph Hines Associates .... Pauline Shepard, Maurice W. Sports Editor ............. Richard Shepard Associates .... Ward Wenig, larnes Gerken Literary Editor ............ Thelma Newlove TAFF Associates . .Virginia Wilson, Dorothy Busch Snapshot Editor .......... Ralph Shaneyfelt Associates ........ Shirley Good, Nona Ruyf Senior Editor .............. Ieanne Kramer Associates ...... lla lean Arnold, Shirley W. Typists .... Ieanne, Donna, Pauline, llalean, Nona Ruyf Sponsor .......... ...... M r. Neiderhiser lunior Associates ........ Lee M., Beverly R., Keith S., Nancy K., Franklin R., Marilyn Division Pages .............. Miss Hatcher FUTURE H0lVIE AKER BACK ROW-Alice Winch, Martha Dilsaver, Shirley Wagner, Dorothy Busch, Virginia Adams, Donna Lou Lashaway, Mrs. McClure, Lois Gunter, Barbara Rudolph, Doris lean Iennings, Melva Booth, Louise Middleton, lean Browning. MIDDLE ROW-Donna Boyer, Ieanne Kramer, Pauline Shepard, Thelma Newlove, Ila lean Arnold, Shirley Good, Betty Wagner, Ioy Lou Crom, Naomi Farison, Virginia Wilson. FRONT ROW: Mildred Shank, Doris Jean Fryman, LaVonda Overy, Virginia Iohnson, Alice Newlove, Marilyn Iennings, Donna Shaffer, LaVonda Reimund, Iona lunge, Deloris Counselman, lean Beavers, Virginia Booth. h LEFT TO RIGHT-Maurice Wells, Gilbert Dull, Ralph Hines, Richard Shepard, These Senior boys formed an F.H.A. class of their own, studying the same courses that the girls did. FUTURE F R,lVIllllS BACK ROW--Iohnny Allen, Paul l-lartman. MIDDLE ROW-Paul Richard, Billy Mason, Elmer Carrol, Dick Iunkens, Raymond Davis, Albert Bell, Carl Boyd, Mr. Beck. FRONT ROW-Sheldon Preston, Keith Shellar, Franklin Farison, Donald Spangler, Richard Conn, Lee Miller, Bud Merrilat. LATI CLUB BACK ROW-Miss Hatcher, Teddy Kryder, Allen Iennings, George Kryder. FRONT ROW-Mary Allen Myers, Marilyn Iennings, Marilyn Neiclerhiser, Anna Lou Smith, Nancy Keiifer, Thelma Newlove. Pres.-Thelma N., V. Pres.-Allen I., Secy.-Treas.-Marilyn N. The Latinos Amicos club was organized this year. lt is composed of students of Latin l and Il. The purpose of our club is to establish ia means whereby the students may familiarize themselves with the customs of Roman People and with the Latin language. We chose as our motto, Labor vincit omnia , and purple and gold as our colors. The rose was chosen as our club flower. We selected the pin which represents the Torch of Learning , as our club pin. Miss Hatcher is our club sponsor, and we sincerely thank her for the help- fulness she has given us. 0 R MUSIC DEPARTIVIE These music groups Were in teacher, Mr. Brown, resigned at Toy Band. The grade teachers organization alive, because it is existence the first semester. Since our music mid-year, all have been discontinued except of this group have endeavored to keep this a source of a great enjoyment to the pupils, and helps to keep them interested in music until better arrangements can be made. . The teacher shortage is still a problem, but We are hoping that next year will find us with a capable instructor for our music department. IXED CIIOR FOURTH ROW-Anna Lou Smithf Marilyn Neiderhiser, Iane Alspauqh, Btllyi Mason, Robert Wenig, Franklin Farison, Maurice Wells, Donald Spangler, Cora Shank, Norma Shidler, Patricia Dibling. THIRD ROW--Mr. Brown, Mary Ellen Myers, lean Browning, Virginia Booth, lean Beavers, Donna Lou Lashaway, Bud Zimmerman, Paul Richards, Allen Iennings, Theodore Kryder, Ralph Shaneyielt, Charles Shepard, Iohnny Allen, Keith Shellar, Lois Gunter, Rose Marie Mills, Ieanne Kramer, Donna Boyer, Alice Winch, Mrs. Brown. SECOND ROW-Martha Dilsaver, Virginia Adams, Mildred Shank, Iona lunge, Maurice Ballmer, Robert Kistner, Iames Good, Virginia Iohnson, Alice Newlove, I..aVonola Overy, Naomi Farison, Nona Ruyf. FIRST ROW-I.aVonda Reimund, joy Lou Crom, Dorothy Busch, Barbara Rudolph, Marilyn Hine3. Beverly Rudolph, Thelma Newlove, lla lean Arnold, Shirley Good, Donna Shaffer, Marilyn Ienningsg, GIRL ' GLEE FOURTH ROW-Louise Middleton, Doris lean Iennings, Melva Booth, Marilyn Neiderhlser, Anna Lou Smith, Cora Shank, Norma Shidler, Patricia Dibling. THIRD ROWflane Alspaugh, Betty Wagner, Virginia Booth, lean Beavers, Shirley Wagner, Donna Lou Lashaway, Lois Gunter, Rose Marie Mills, Ieanne Kramer, Donna Boyer, Alice Winch, lean Browning, Mary Ellen Meyers, Mr. Brown. SECOND ROW-Martha Dilsaver, Virginia Adams, Mildred Shank, Iona lunge, Marilyn Iennings, Lavonda Reimund, Virginia Iohnson, Alice Newlove, I.aVonda Overy, Naomi Farison, Virginia Wilson. FIRST ROW-loy Lou Crom, Dorothy Busch, Barbara Rudolph, Marilyn I-lines, Beverly Rudolph, Thelma Newlove, lla lean Arnold, Shirley Good, Donna Shaffer, Nona Ruyl. BOY ' GLEE BACK ROW-Roberi Wenig, Richard Conn, Donald Spangler, Maurice Wells, Paul Hartman, Franklin Farison, Sheldon Preston, Mr. Brown. MIDDLE ROWW-Paul Richards, Bud Zimmerman, Allen Iennings, Ralph Shaneyielt, Iohnny Allen, Keith Shellar, Lee Miller. FRONT ROW-lim Good, Bill Mason, Charles Shepard, Maurice Ballmer, Theodore Kxyder. RHYTH BA D FIFTH ROW-Io Ann Harman, Iimmie Mason, Vivian Carrol, Roland Browning, Dick Carrol, Vernon Carrol, Patricia Naveau, Iimmie Light, Lawrence Maiers, Linda Gerken, Charles Garber, Shirley Long, Robert Burditt, Iudy Iohnson, Ioanne Wolfe. FOURTH ROW-Rilla Allen, Lowell Shank, Iohnny Fryman, Leroy Lance, David Kryder, Iames Farison, Ronald Roland, Billy Shafer, Kathryn Dull, Ruth Ann Rowland, Gary Steiger, Betty Heiman, Iohn Conklin, Herbert Hines. THIRD ROW-Carolyn Alspaugh, Sandra Good, Susan Heck, Marilyn Dackenhaus, Eddie Long, Larry Gunter, Richard Good, Bernard Babcock, Iorean Titus, Nancy Mazy, Barbara Hatfield, Ruth Iohnson, Mary Agnes Rudolph, Ann Harmeyer, Ianet Conn. SECOND ROW-Norma Iean Roesti, Margaret Farison, Charlene McClure, Shirley Browning, Myrta Winover, Melvin Pittman, Anne Rowland, Iudith Doll, Ruth Ann Amos, Linda Shaffer, Shirley Rudolph, Ioyce Shufelt, Sharon Good, Emma Wenner, Lyla Harman, Betty Rettiq, Mary Maiers, Robert Wenner. FIRST ROW-Mary lean lngraham, Iudy Heiman, Richard Maiers, David Scott Good, Ronald Heck, Richard Tonjes, Linda Kryder, Connie Conklin, Sharon Hoffman tleaderl, Carol Van Tassel, Geraldine Hines, Everett Iohnson, Geraldine Weimer, Marjory Long, Alva Shank, Connie Beavers, Ronald Baker. Miss Hatcher was piano accompanist for this group. Z2 ff- ?Q0 SPORTS X. Q90 KQAH! 5.14 f if S Q wb? fm XX 3 5532 4 ,,:sag4gTAcFL'5' PEP 0G Rah, rah, for Mc Mc must Win Fight to the finish Never give in, rah, rah, rah, You do your best, boys We'll do the rest, boys Fight on to Victory HAH! RAHI RAI-ll Meet the new Cheer Leaders. They are, Doris Red Iennings, Melva Blon- die Booth, and Louise Middleton fwho's glad her hair is just plain brownl, Clad in new uniforms, they made a cheerful addition to McClure rooting stands These three girls were faithfully present at every game, leading the yells, Wheth- er the crowd was large or.small. They deserve much credit for the kind of yell spirit they put into each game. Keep up the good Work, girls! COACH ROT EL 4 l Mr. Rotsel is a new personality at M.H.S. He was bom in Bryan, Ohio, and received his higher education at Bowling Green State University. Having served Uncle Sam, he is now doing a fine job of sewing on our teaching staff. Coach Rotsel found his team-to-be, in great need af extra material, because of the graduation in '46 of most of the regular varsity. He has built his teams on the material at hand, and we feel that he has done a good job. Our man Rotsel has an eye out for the younger boys, and is training them early for their basketball careers. His leadership qualities will go far in keeping M.H.S. in the sports race . BACK ROW-Robert Wenig, Delbert Clark, Keith Shellar, Ralph Shaneyfelt, Allen Ienninqs, Sheldon Preston, Dick Rudolph, lim Good, Mr. Rotsel. FRONT ROW--Maurice Ballmer, Tommy Good, Paul Hartman, Bryce Bossa, Richard Yarnell. We They We They Hamler . . .... 7 35 Holgate . . Deshler . .... l0 31 Deshler . . Holgate . .... 9 30 Weston . . Florida . . .... 22 27 Florida . . . . G. Rapids .... 27 25 Malinta ..... Malinta . .... 26 24 Waterville . . . Ridgeville .... 20 44 Ridgeville . . . Hamler . . .... 4 21 G. Rapids . .. 'V t A T E A M t R S I T Y . BACK ROW-Mr. Rotsel, Bud Merrilat, Donald Spangler, Bobby Behnieldt. FRONT ROW-Bill Alspaugh, Richard Shepard, Iohnny Allen, Ralph Hines, Lee Miller. Calvin Von Seggern and Ward Wenig joined the team after this picture was taken. Spangler Don gave his opponents plenty of trouble by his expert ball hawking. He, like Wenig, was an expert at interception. Don's special shot was a one hander down the right side ot the floor, and he made them at the right moment. Good luck, Don. Shepard Cork proved to be as valuable a team player as We had-many times he passed the ball to a teammate when the chances were very good for him to score too. He led the way in scoring in several games. His ball handling paved the Way for more than one basket. Hines Ralph certainly lived up to everyone's ex- pectation in basketball this year. He was a toughie on the front line of defense and a sharpshooter under his own basket. Ralph's top for the season was 22 points against Florida. His basket making ability will be missed next year. Allen Stretch -our tallest!-fdiscovered late in the season that he too could score points. Iohn Will be back next year, and should make the loss of Ralph and Cork a little easier to take. Good luck next year, Iohn. Von Seggem D. D. joined the squad after Working for Uncle Sam. He added to the height of the team, and his one handers from the foul line area helped boost our score on several occasions. He gave Stretch much needed help under the basket. Weniq Ward was one of our fightenest players- he kept plugging and passing away until the last whistle. He played outstanding games against Florida and Malinta. He in- terrupted passes time and again, that would have meant scores for the oppositions. He didn't score many points during the season but made those count the most that he did make. Our hope-fuls for next year includes Lee Miller and Paul Hartman, Iuniors, Bill Als- pagh, Sophomore, and a host of Frosh with the most outstanding being Bryce Bossa and Bob Behnfeldt. VARSITY GAMES We They We They Holqaie . . . 53 Ridqeville .... ..... 2 2 50 Deshler .... 44 Deshler ..... ..... 2 7 54 Weston .... 28 Holqate ...... ..... 2 1 54 Florida ...... 35 Florida ......... ..... 4 7 46 Malinta ........ 44 Grand Rapids .... ..... 3 5 68 Grand Rapids .... 66 Malinta ........ ..... 3 4 69 Hamler ....... 64 Ridqeville .... ..... 3 4 62 Waterville ..... 50 Hamler ..... ..... 2 9 51 BASEBALL BACK ROW-Iimmy Good, Franklin Farison, Bryce Bossa, Donnie Spangler, Paul Hartman, Lee Miller, Tommy Good, Dick Rudolph, Mr. Rotsel, George Kryder. FRONT ROW-Bud Merrilat, lim Gerkin, Ralph Hines, John Allen, Richard Shepard, Billy Alspaugh, Bob Weniq. SEATED ON FLOOR-Billy Mason, Maurice Ballmer. BASEBALL GAMES e They We They Malinta .... ...15 15 Tontoqarv' .. ....10 8 Florida . . . . . . 3 2 Ridqeville . . . . . . . 5 19 Holqate .... ..... 2 14 Hamler .... .... 4 15 Malinta .... ..... 2 6 3 Deshler . 3 4 NIOR GIRLS AT EASE -Am A 1 i 6 4 44 EVENTS ff, f X WWW A Q' W 1 ,I X f N'f Xxf 5 X f f 'Civ fb- KN- MN 4 0 R MEMO Sept. 3 School opened 6 Baseball game with Malinta 13 Home Ec. party at Mary Thurston Park 20 F .F.A. Meeting 28 Seniors had their pictures taken Oct. 4 Freshmen Initiation-First NeWsette 9-10 Annual Staff collected ads 17 Surprise Birthday party for Pauline Shep- ard and Ieanne Kramer 19 F.H,A. meeting at Delta 24 P.T.A. 25 No school-Teacher's meeting in Toledo 29 Personnel party 30 Return party for Sophomores Nov. 5 Iunior Class play 8 Basketball game at Holgate 14 F .H.A. Initiation 15 Basketball game with Deshler 18 Basketball game with Weston 19 School pictures 20 Game Supper 21 Seniors took Intelligence test-P.T.A. 22 Basketball game at Florida 26 Basketball game with Malinta 29 Skating party at Perrysburg Dec. 3 Basketball game with Waterville 4 Every Pupil Tests 5 Every Pupil Tests-County teachers' meeting 6 Every Pupil Tests-Basketball game at Ridgeville 10 Basketball game at Grand Rapids 12 Schoolmasters at Malinta 13 Basketball game with Hamler 16 Iuniors Chicken supper-Religious mov- ie was shown today. 18 Seniors' Christmas party 19 P.T.A. Christmas program 20 Freshmen and Iunior Christmas parties Ian. 3 Basketball game with I-Iolgate 10 Basketball game with Deshler 15 P.T.A. 17 Basketball game with Florida 21 Basketball game with Grand Rapids 24 Basketball game with Malinta 27 Farmers' Institute 28 Farmers' Institute-Elevator dinner Feb. 4 Basketball game with Ridgeville 5 Pest Hunt banquet 7 Ring showing for Sophomores-Basket ball game at Hamler 10 Religious Movie was shown today- Farmers' Institute meeting 11 Toumament 14 Dickens was here-Toumament 18 Tournament 21-22 Tournament 24 P.T.A.-B.G. University students formed the discussion 25 Men's Get-together 28 Freshmen class party March 5 Roller skating party 6 Crippled children's banquet 7 Senior scholarship tests 14 Hoosier Cornhuskers here 21 F.F.A. Banquet 28 School carnival April 11 Athletic banquet 11-12 District tests 25 Senior class play May 9 Iunior-Senior banquet-We lucky Seni- ors get out 1 1 Baccalaureate 1 6 Commencement JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Bo1ts 6, Nuts A Farce in Three Acts Benita Bolt ................ Elaine Lawrence Lutie Spinks ..... ..... B arbara Rudolph Rebecca Bolt .... ...... N ancy Keifter Martha Grubb .... ........ L ois Gunter Twink Starr .............. Franklin Farison Dr. Hippocrates Ioy .......... Keith Shellar Henry Goober ............ Richard Sweeney Phineas Plunkett ..... .......... L ee Miller Miss Prunella Figg .... .... M arilyn Hines Cadwallder Clippy ............. Iohn Allen Mrs. Gertie Glossop ...... Beverly Rudolph Wilbur Glossop ............ Larry Spangler lack Gordon ................ Paul Hartman SYNOPSIS The entire action of the play takes place in the living room of the Bolt mansion, in a health resort somewhere in Missouri. The time is late spring. ACT I--Living room of the Bolt niansion, about eleven o'clock in the afternoon of a late spring morning. ACT. Il--The same as in Act I. It is two o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. ACT III-Same as in the previous acts, a few moments later. Icy M. Brown. Director to our school. CHAPEL A Chapel service is held in the auditorium every Friday aftemoon if possible This ser vice includes the singing of our National Anthem, salute to the flag, scripture reading a short message, singing of hymns The Lord's Prayer, and the Doxology We try to bring in local ministers cmd those from near-by towns to bring us the messages. The students take part in the services, which are planned by Miss Hatcher We have had many compliments on our Chapel services, and they are indeed a credit CLO I G EXERCISES Baccalaureate Sunday, May 11, 1947 8:15 P. M. Processional ..... ......... ..... M i ss Cinda Hatcher Invocation ..... ..... R everend Carl Hoch Music Scripture Reading Music Class Sermon .... ............... R everend B. L. Richards Bethany 6: Damascus Christian Union Music Benediction .... .... R everend C. Edward Carrol Recessional . .. ....... Miss Cinda Hatcher Commencement Friday. May 16, 1947 8:15 P.M. Processional ..... .................. M iss Cinda Hatcher Invocation ..... .. . .Reverend C. Edward Carrol Salutatory .... ........ D onna Iean Boyer Music Class History .... .... L . Ieanne Kramer Music Valedictory . . . ..... Allen C. Ienninqs Valedictory . . . ..... Thelma C. Newlove Music Class Address ..... ............ R everend Tennyson Guyer, Minister G Lecturer from Findlay, Ohio Presentation of Diplomas ...................... Verne Rudolph President ot Board ot Education Benediction . .. .......... Reverend Carl Hoch Recessional ..... Miss Cinda Hatcher WHY WERE THE SAINTS, SAINTS? Because they were cheerful When it was difficult to be cheerful, Patient When it was difficult to be patient: And because they pushed on when they Wanted to stand still, And kept silent when they Wanted to talk, And were agreeable when they Wanted to be disagreeable. That was all. It was quite simple and' always will be. WHRSHIP GOD EVERY SUNDAY IN HIS CHURCH Damascus Methodist St. Pau1's Lutheran McClure Methodist Bethany Christian Union Damascus Christian Union McClure Evangelical United Brethren COMPLIMENTS of BALLARD A D CCL RE FARM IMPLEMENTS. PARTS. AND SERVICE TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRES OIL. GREASE. FERTILIZER Phone 19W MCCLURE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS of HOFF A PRODUCE POULTRY. EGGS, AND CREAM ' MCCLURE, GI-HO The U. S. Needs FIGHTING CHICKS for FOOD FREEDOM This year buy U. S., R. O. P. Sired Individually Pedigreed Chicks. We can supply them in six of the most productive breeds. White. Leghorns, White Rocks, Barred Rocks, White Wyandottes, Single Comb Reds, and New Hampshire Reds Your time is valuable this year-and you can't afford to Waste it on cheap, non-productive chicks. Our customers come back because they know Neuhauser value. Before you buy your chicks for 1947, come in and see these R. O. P. ratings. Remember - Cheap Chicks Don't Cheep Long! Un 20,000 chicks sold locally We have had less than Two Percent mortality. THE CHICKS LIVE! What is more healthful than milk? We have E Emulsion With Vitamins added. Can be fed to 100 hens at a cost of only four eggs a day. EUHAU ER HATCHERY Ernest Behnfeldt, Mgr. MCCLURE. OHIO Write for information and prices-as long as 5 months to pay. 52 To have beauty, dignity, and Consolation, the last tribute need not be expensive. Spangler Funeral Home Phone 103 McClure, Ohio Compliments ot Dull's Motor Sales Phone 98 McClure, Ohio Compliments of CHET'S RESTAURANT Grand Rapids, Ohio PAUL POPE Food Market and Zero Lockers Enjoy Fresh Meat and Veqetables McClure, Ohio Compliments of I. A. RUDER. M. D. Compliments of SNIDER'S CUSTOM CANNERY McClure, Ohio I 1 THE NAPOLEON CREAMERY CQHVIPANY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS APOLEON, OI-II MCCLURE ELEVATIIR COMPANY Compliments of AL'S TAVERN CEDAR GARAGE Phone 51460 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of DR. BARR, M.D. Grctnd Rapids, Ohio Compliments of WALTER'S ELECTRIC SHOP Liberty Center, Ohio THOMAS BUHAN Chevrolet Allis-Chcrlmer Soles G Service STANDARD OH. DEALER Liberty Center, Ohio BALLARD Radio and Appliance Service Liberty Center, Ohio PAUL VAN PELT Your De Kalb Ouolity Hybrid Seed Corn Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments BOX'S DRY RRRRS GRRRGRRLRRRRR, DRi1gH:OAC12ICr12QS-SQOES S151-SN E R GOOD'S Granghgggigg Ohio Plumlgglqignlgjsting Grand Rapids, Ohio Phone 95-1 ' RIVER-sims Auto Parts 6: I unk Yard THE GRAND RAPIDS 9 . FARMERS, GRAIN RmR1IM N' OLD FAR1Xf1H11f?l3?CH1NERY Ph01'19I-252 D Phone 1173 Grand Rcfpldsf 01110 Grand Rapids, Ohio WILLIAM PURDY REALTOR Form and City' Property Bought gncl Sold 110 N. Wooster St. Bowling Green, Ohio LADY IANE DRESS SHOP 133 S. Morin St. Bowling Green, Ohio Phone 5401 Compliments of GUS KELLER RAPPAPORT S DEPT. STORE Farms For Sale Bowling Green, Ohio HOUSE FURNISHINGS NOVELTIES Phone 5351 127 S. Main St. Bowling Green, Ohio Compliments of CLA-ZEL cmd LYRIC THEATERS Bowling Green, Ohio Compliments of LONG'S DRY CLEANERS Don Long, Prop. Phone 6032 228 N. Mai Bowling Green, Ohio n St. LUTTRELL AUTO SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLIES 238 North Morin St. Bowling Green, Ohio K. AND K. TIRE STORE A. W. Koons Tractor - Truck - Passenger VULCANIZING Bowling Green, Ohio 57 Compliments of CHUBB'S BAKERY Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of DESHLER CUSTOM CANNERY T. W. Knight, Prop. Deshler, Ohio Compliments of FRASHER DRUG The Rexall Store Deshler, Ohio THE DESHLER FARMERS' ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain, Seed, Flour, Feed, Coal, and General Merchandise Farmers' Supplies Deshler, Ohio Compliments of , E. R. LYTLE LUMBER COMPANY Deshler, Ohio Everything in Lumber and Building Material KOPPENHOFER BROTHERS ...Phones... PELTON'S IEWELERS The Corn City lewelry Store WATCHES ---- CLOCKS GEOCEEY 277 PRODUCE l84-R DIAMQNDS ,,,,, GIFTS CREAMERY 267 9118 E. Main St. Deshler, Ohio Deshler, Ohio 58 CARL'S GROCERY New and Used CARL'S RESTAURANT hos TIRES ond TUBES FRESH MEATS, FRUIT BATTERIES cmd 1 I and VEGETABLES ACCESSORIES Dellcwus SANDWICHES ond ot Complete Line of REFRIGERATORS Gnd DINNERS GROCERIES RADIOS One M116 East Of We Buy WASI-IERS Grcmd RCIP1dS EGGS AND CREAM etc. Phone Phone 1172 1171 On Route 24 Compliments Compliments of , of FRANKFATHER S STORE MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP McClure, Ohio Little Elf and Other Well-Known Products McClure, Ohio SCHNEIDER SHOE REPAIR All Kinds of Shoe Repairing Sweater Pctds otnd Polishes Other Misc. Articles ' McClure, Ohio Compliments of HENRY COUNTY SIGNAL Napoleon, Ohio 59 COMPLIMENTS of FRYIVIAN'S IIIGII SPEED STATIIINS Complete Line of HIGH SPEED PRODUCTS NORGE APPLIANCE ZENITI-I PRODUCTS McClure, Ohio Napoleon, Ohio OATE'S IEWELRY STORE GH:-TS MARKET LUMBER COMPANY 'IVV-TISIG The HOIH9 BGQIHSH 721 N Perry, St Napoleon, Ohio ' ' CAREY ROOFING DEVOE PAINT Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of GRAND RAPIDS BANK Grand Rapids, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of PETE GRAF Real Estate and Insurance Grand Rapids, Ohio X Compliments of HAGEN AND SON Furniture and Rugs Licensed Funeral Directors Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of GOTTSCHALK'S SHOE STORE Napoleon, Ohio Y Compliments of JOHN H. SANEHOLTZ-SONS Cemetery Memorials Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of SAUER'S FOOD STORE Napoleon's Leading Independent Grocer Compliments of REICHERT JEWELRY STERE Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of CLYDE HOUSER HARDWARE RANGES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ROPE AND GAS STOVES P I-IILCO RADIOS Phone ll2 McClure, Ohio We Appreciate Your Pcftronoge HARELD TONJES TEXACO PRODUCTS FARM DELIVERY SERVICE Mcrlintct, Ohio ZEB'S Good Eats Napoleon, Ohio Zelo I-I. Travis Compliments of ROBISON'S 5c to 51.00 Store I-Iolorczte, Ohio of DAWSON MOTOR SALES STANDARD BRANDS INCORPORATED PROCESSORS OF TOMATOES APPLES Loudon Divis' AP LE Compliments of GRAND RAPIDS RUILDERS' SUPPLY Certain-teed Roofing Chi-Namel Paints and Varnishes Builders' Supplies Phone 524 R Grand Rapids, Ohio D. P. HAMPSHIRE ll I Needs for Town and Country Grand Rapids, Ohio Compliments of K. R. FERGUSON Confectionery and Lunch McClure, Ohio Compliments of AUGENSTEIN AND HOEFFEI. Clothes for Dad and Lad Napoleon, Ohio Compliments , Compiignents of K. R. FERGUSON THE CHARSIIEZZRIZEPARTMENT General Sheet Metgl Work Q Napoleon Wauseon Defiance Mccluref Qhlo ' Bryan Montpelier I-lolqate I RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone ll32 for Appointment GRAND RAPIDS OHIO The Shoppe of Distinction . Specializing in All Lines of Beauty Work HOWARD'S BODY SHOP Car Painting and Repairing Grand Rapids, Ohio Compliments of MACK'Sl HOME RESTAURANT ' Grand Rapids, Ohio VARIETY STORE SCI-IOOL SUPPLIES COSMETICS NOTIONS Grand Rapids, Ohio ALTWEISE BAKERY ROLLS - CAKES - PIES LUNCI-IES - SANDWICHES Grand Rapids, Ohio Compliments of BOX RED AND WHITE STORE GROCERIES AND MEATS Grand Rapids, Ohio Compliments of ED NYSWANDER IEWELRY Grand Rapids, Ohio Compliments of PANNING LUMBER CO. Hamler, Ohio Compliments of GACKEL'S HARDWARE Florida, Ohio Compliments of HAMLER PRODUCE Cream - - Poultry - - E Hides - - - Furs - - - Wig? A. G. IUNGE AND SON Phone 2481 I-Iamler, Ohio Compliments of LOVE'S CLOVER FARM STORE Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments of HONECK AND SONS Drain Tile Manufacturing W. B. IENNINGS Medicines and Sundries Soda Fountain Liberty Center, Ohio Elery, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of KROZEN DRUG STORE DR. GEORGE Holgate, Ohio ss Liberty Center, Oh- DASO TRACTOR IMPLEMENT SALES Ford Tractor with Ferguson System Liberty Center, Ohio Authorized Sales G Service for Henry County Phone Napo1eon 5-1251 Liberty Center 135 DASO MOTOR SALES FORD SALES 6 SERVICE Authorized Dea1er Phone 2-135 Liberty Center, Ohio Comp1iments of DRS. DE TRAY AND DE TRAY Veterinarians Napo1eon, Ohio Comp1iments of RAY PARSELS Gulf Service Napo1eon, Ohio Compliments oi MURRAY AND SHAFFER Red and White Food Store Napo1eon, Ohio Compliments of T. W. HAHN Napoleon, Ohio COMPLIMENTS THE of FARMERS STATE RANK EREDRICKS . G Sf f' C1 R f 1 Dsgjgggguggigggciy Phone 357616 1:31032 Zifczipinlggjul, Ohio Corporation Compliments of ROKERMAN SALES SERVICE ALLIS-CHALMERS NEW IDEA STUDEBAKER 68 COMPLIMENTS of EARMERS' GRAIN AND SEED ASS'N GRELTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS of MID WAY Nite-Club Restaurant GOOD FOOD FRANK SARGENT 5MilesSouthofP yb qOh USR t 25 Ph P y b q 4 4039 DAWYEA AND GONGER Courieous Service Out of Town Trips A. A. VETERANS TAXI Clean Cabs Careful Drivers Phone 2881 Day or Night 24 Hour Service Baqqaqe Transfer Bowling Green, Ohio Compliments of I. V. PILLIOD. M. D. Grand Rapids, Ohio HECKLER AND soN SALLY'S BEAUTY suor S 70 IONES CLOVER FARM STORE GROCEBIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES Lloyd E. Iones, Prop. Phone 138 Weston, Ohio CUSTAR TAVERN Custar, Ohio WESTON APPLIANCE 6. SERVICE Electrical Appliances Phone 48 Weston, Ohio RED AND TED Drugs Napoleon, Ohio. In Business for Your Health PRETZ HATCHERY 6 FOOD LOCKERS Baby Chicks - Feed Supplies Custom Slauqhterinq and Freezing Weston, Ohio Compliments of VIC'S RESTAURANT Napoleon, Ohio ELECTRIC :S ACETYLENE WELDING Black Smithing 6. General Repair l. M. SCHON Custar, Ohio DR. A. I. HAHN Naturopath Napoleon, Ohio HY FLASH GAS COMPANY I A Quality Gas For Less Comphmenls GOODYEAR TIRES and BATTERIES Of I Morin Washington St. SENIOR CLASS OF 39 Bowling Green, Ohio L. S. DUNBAR CO. COATS KESSELIS DRESSES FormMl6lggh?nEiCy1?1?1iFiggpoirs SWEATERIQOSIERY SKlRTS lntegiationgrgggicks BOWli1'1CJ Green' Ohio Norpcollson, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of Mitchelfs Flowers JOYCE'S BEAUTY SHOP Napoleon, Ohio Phone 563 McClure, Ohio 72. CHRISTIAN'S CUT RATE Custor, Ohio CUB 6. IRENE'S RESTAURANT SINCLAIR SERVICE McClure, Ohio Compliments of C. W. CLIPPINGER Notpoleon, Ohio Compliments of HARPER COAL AND SUPPLY Napoleon, Ohio Y Compliments of THE COMMUNITY BANK Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of WENDT SHOE STORE Gold Cross Shoes THE ROYAL CLEANERS Dyeing and Alterations Phone 2-686i 905 North Perry St. Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of Pyrofcxx Gas Service GEORGE A. DENNIS Napoleon, Ohio FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 2230 Napoleon, Ohio FRANK C. DIELMAN Coal and Builders' Supplies Phone 2-2341 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments Safety - - Courtesy of Convenience - - Service SNYDER CHEVROLET GARAGE BUD'S CAB NAPOLEON, OHIO COMPANY Coll 2-2001 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments I. 6. M. STORE Of P, O. Box ll Weston, Ohio MARATHON SERVICE Phone Weston 108 Napoleon, 01110 HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICES Compliments of of SANDWICHES ond DINNERS WOLFE'S BARBER SHOP 14 HOMEMADE PIES Deshler, Ohio Compliments of BLANKE STATION HARDWARE GROCERIES GAS AND OIL West Hope, Ohio HOSMAN'S GARAGE Electric Appliances Welding Shop McClure, Ohio WALTER'S Electrical Appliances Sales and Service Complifments o FAUBLE'S PLACE Eats - - Drinks - - Dancing Liberty Center G Ridqeville Corners Gas Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of HAGEN AND SONS Furniture and Rugs Electrical Appliances Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of SUHR'S SHOE STORE Shoes that Satisfy Phone 2-7662 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of THE Coliiilili sions McClure, Ohio 33, jwmfuf, Liberty Center, Ohio Phone 5-14141 E. M. Burqel E. G. Peper HOLGATE LUMBER CO. Lumber, Builders' Supplies Paints, Hardware and Coal Phone 2331 1-lolqate, Ohio Compliments of LIBERTY LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments of KOHL'S IMPLEMENT SALES McCormick-Deering Sales and Service lnternational Trucks De Soto-Plymouth Automobiles Phone 2151 1-lolqate, Ohio 76 MONTY'S BEAUTY SALON ALL WORK GUARANTEED Dial 2611 7131 W. Wooster St. Bowling Green, Ohio Compliments of HOUSCHILD STUDIO Deshler, Ohio Protect Your FARM PROPERTY Fire 6. Windsiorm Insurance With Extended Coverage The Henry County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company Napoleon, Ohio The Ohio Mutual Tomado, Cyclone, and Windstorrn Insurance Association Columbus, Ohio R. M. I ennings, agent McClure. Ohio ...Use. 4-ALL FARMLYME BASIC FERTILIZER AND ARMOUR'S BIG CROP FERTILIZER DON'T FIGHT ACIDITYI Control it by using 4-All Farrnlyrne Basic Fertilizer. . . . Agents E. c. BOHLING EARL HALE MCcLURE,oHio C af? Farewell- Class of 7557 2535? i, cw W R W Q MM if 2' dream T get 5? X .wi Mir TWGYEDM XXJWNMTXEWJ W JC W CGWMHW 544.52124 77 1904-1905-Supt. R. Meade Bessie Crawford ................. deceased Aura tLazenbyl Drake ............... N. Y. Lester McClure ............. McClure, Ohio 1905-1906-Supl. I. A. Feik Maude tFrazierJ lohnson ...... Napoleon, O. Earl Lowery ...,.............. McClure, O. Linda tGuyerJ Reid ...... .... N apoleon, O. Lee Shepard ................... Florida, O. Mable tFarisonJ Vogel ......... McClure, O. 1906-l907-Supt. I. A. Feik Ethel fLymangroverJ Berno ..... Malinta, O. Ina Uohnsl Burgman ............ Toledo, O. Marie tKuntzJ Daty. . ......... Cleveland, O. Cloyce Fiser ........ ....... d eceased Ethel tRechnerj Foor ....... .... T oledo, O. Iohn Garster ........... . ...... Weston, O. Chloe CMasonl Blanchong .,..... Toledo, O. Eva lFiserl Herge ............,. Malinta, O. Otto Tuttle ................ Ferndale, Mich. Adelia tWilcoxl Hill .......... Canden, Ark. Florence tMasonl Keller .......... deceased 1907-1908-Supt. 0. C. Ault Hayes Cromwell .......,....... Toledo, O. Adda Buckingham ........... Detroit, Mich. Alice lReidl Fitch ........ . ...... deceased Leah fHughesj Hillihan ........ McClure, O. Wayne Johnson ............. Napoleon, O. Flossie tCollinsl Hackman ...... McClure, O. Edith lPhilpottl Reid. . ......... Arcadia, O. Herman Romaker ........ Liberty Center, O. Francis tPhilpottl Kasten ......... deceased Bruce Reid ................... Arcadia, O. Lola Shepard ................. McClure, O. 1908-1909-Supt. I. S. Wright Helen tCroningerl Clifton .... Liberty Center Carrie tWarnerl Conn .......... McClure, O. . . . .McClure, O. . . .Napoleon, O. Ralph Iennings ......... Glenn Reid .......... Charles Romaker ................ Lima, O, Clida lLazenbyJ Smith ........ Lockwood, O. 1909-1910-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Verna lMultonf Boulis .... Liberty Center,,O. Nellie lFarisonl Carr ......... Metamora, O. Ralph Cline ............... Youngstown, O. Estella tRowlandl Michals .......... Detroit Nellie Myers .................. McClure, O. Lola tHouserJ Sheehan .......... Toledo, O. 1910-1911-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Fred DeTray ........... Battle Creek, Mich. Samuel Dull .,................. Weston, O. Ada tMcClurel Feehrmeyer. .Gibsonburg, O. Charles Mason ............... McClure, O. Arthur Reid .................... deceased Otto Miller ................... McClure, O. l9l'l-1912-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Katie fHarmanJ Culver ...... Pittsburgh, Pa. Chloe Iones .................. McClure, O. ALUMNI Harold Nelson .................. Toledo, O. Glenn Randolph ............... Toledo, O. Abbie tOberdortJ Sheely .... Millersburg, O. 1915-1916--Supt. M. M. Culver Grace tBellJ Carter ........... Napoleon, O. Florence tKryderJ Bowers ........ Toledo, O. Lola tFrazierl Brown .......... McClure,O. Paul Garster ............... New York City Irene KConnollyl Ginarich ..... Indianapolis Waldo Nelson .............. Cincinnati, O. Tressa Uenningsl Shepard ....... Toledo, O. lewell tCrawfordJ Spencer .... Napoleon, O. Fama tFiserJ Weisel ...... ,.Monroe, Mich, 1916-1917-Supt. M. M. Culver Alnetta CWinchl Beavers ....... Malinta, O. Esther lRudolphJ Brown. ......... deceased Dorothy fDurbinJ Truesdale .... Fremont, O. Mary KFoltzl Yarnell .......... Napoleon, O. George Krohn .................. Bryan, O. Esther lBallardl McClure ....... McClure, O. Walter Watkins ............. Napoleon, O. Marie tFoltzJ Weasel ...... 1917-1918-4upt. G. L. . . . . .Deshler, O. Stackhouse Esther fBrownl Alspaugh ...... McClure, O. Leroy Connolly ............ Ypsilanti, Mich. Blair Farison ................. McClure, O, Cinda Hatcher ...... ..... M cClure, O. Elmer Hutcheson ....... .... C hicago, Ill. Iames Ingle ............ . . .Findlay, O. Freda fKennyl Wyatt .... .... T oledo, O. Myron Pittman ....... . . . . . .Martel, O. Julian Kryder ................ McClure, O. Ortha lCarrolj Morgan ...... Portsmouth, O. Mildred CAnthonyl Rowland .... McClure, O. Edna Rudolph ................ McClure, O Drella IMol1l.ettJ Shanower ........ deceased Pearl Spraw .................... deceased Lillian tDeTrayj Steiger ...... Detroit, Mich. 1918-1919-Supt. G. L. Stacl-:house Nellie CBattlesl Baldwin. . . . . . . . .Toledo, O. Harry Bell .............. . . .Napoleon, O. Lloyd Bell ............... .... T oledo, O. Laura fKrohnl Crockett .... . . .Malinta, O. Zelma lClinel Carver ..... ....... D elta, O. Mabel tBallardl Ferguson ..... McClure, O. Lillie tCollinsl Ganzmann ....... Toledo, O Bernard ohnson ...... Deshler, O. I ........ Theodore Kryder ........ Pauline tSloanJ Middleton. Herbert Miller ........... . . . . .McClure, O. . . . .McClure, O. ........Lima,O. Gertrude lWeilsJ Neinern ........ Toledo, O. Vincent Philpott ................. deceased Mildred tOrthweinl Richard .... McClure, O. Neta Iliellyl Richard ............. deceased Agnes fMillerl Rudolph .... . . . .McClure, O. Tillie lArmbrusterl Sloan .... Bowling Green Paul Sloan .................. Buffalo, N. Y. Orlo Steiger ............... ..Detroit, Mich. Cora Warner ................ Napoleon, O. Eva tReedJ Stant .............. Delphos, O. Robert Rettig .......... Wilmington, Dela. Louis Stout ......,........... I-loytville, O. Helen Van Tassel .............. deceased 1923-1524-Supt. W. W. Heat-er Earl Bohling ....... .. .Columbus City, Ind. Fula Bucklin .................. Toledo, O. Irene Culbertson .............. McClure, O. Rowland Good ................ McClure, O. Iona tSickmillerJ Heater .... Sherwood, O. Lolo Uonesl Noe ................ Akron, O. Verden Moore ................. Akron, O. Clay Morgert : ........... Memphis, Tenn. Charlotte IOberdoriiJ Coulter ...... Cin., O, Opal lSickmillerl Pittman ..,..... Marel, O. Beatrice lShidlerl Lanzer ...... McClure, O. Bernadine tTuttlel Shoults .......... Mich. Ray Whitney .................. Toledo, O. 1924-1925-Supt. W. W. Heater Kenneth Barnes .............. Haskins, O. Howard Bowers ............ Columbus, O. Marie tBurchiieldl Armstrong .... Toledo, O. Vernabelle tAdamsJ Carter .... Swanton, O. Floyd Culbertson ........ Kansas City, Mo. Gayle Jones .............. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lois lReinbarthJ Houser ...... Delaware, O. Abner Hoffman .............. Napoleon, O. Emma tliryderj Hoffman .... Napoleon, O. Vernon McClure .............. McClure, O. Fay Miller ............. Oca Uoyl McCormick Leona tGoodl Moore . . . .Toledo, O. . . . .Toledo, O. . . . . . .Akron, O. Elmo Richard .............. Napoleon, O. George Van Tessel .. 1925-1926-Supt. ividii ' . . McClure, O. Philpott Velma Uenningsl Anderson .... Erie, Mich. Clarence Austermiller .......... Toledo, O. Dolly tGordonJ Beck .... Liberty Center, O. Winitred tKistnerJ Bliss .......... Delta, O. Wilta tFernstermakerl Stevick ...... Mich. Robert Good .............. Donna IVogell Kniter ..... . . . . . .deceased . . .Wauseon, O. Carl Meglin .............. Columbus, O. Arthur. Nelson ................. Toledo, O. Evelyn tDenniel Sickmiller .... Napoleon, O. Helen tRettiql Shepard .... Harold Richard .,... ..... . . . .McClure, O. . . . .McClure, O. .1926-1927-Supt. Mary Phllpott Clara tBohlingJ Cromwell Alverda tCrornwelll Spicer . . . .McClure, O. R.,O. Vondale IFiserl Burket ........ Findlay, O. Bruce Harrier .............. Lancaster O. f 1 Raymond Heiserman . . . . . .Monroe, M ch. Grace IPopel Howe .... Donald Kinney .......... . . . . .Grelton O. . . . .McClurel O. Margaret CMooreJ Frost ....... Findlay, O. Norton Nelson ............... Norwood, O. Marceil flflecknerl Doll . . . .... McClure, O. Irvin Rudolph ......... ..... M cClure, O. Maynard Weaver .......... Cleveland O. Stanley Wiemer ........... . . . . .Daytonl O. Zoa Uacobsonj Weasel ........ McClure, O. Iessie lMyersl Rayle ..... .... L eipsic, O. Earl Rowland ......... ...... T oledo, O. Ben Shepard ............ .... M cClure, O. Golda fFrazierl Smith .......... McClure, O. Ralph Steiger ......... .... D etroit,, Mich. Wealthie Warner ............. McClure, O. Nellie tlztochtel Zeis ........... Cromers, O. 1912-1913-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Grace tAnthonyl Buck. .. Nettie tRandolphJ Burrill ........Toledo, O. ........Toledo, O. 1919-1920-supz. G. '1.. steakhouse Bessie tRudolphl Alspaugh .... McClure,O. Raymond Baldwin .............. Toledo, O. Paul Blair .................... McClure, O. Nellie tBovardl Huff ............. Toledo, O. Elsie Uonesl Brannon ............ Toledo, O. Norma Uenningsl Browning .... McClure, O. Edna Farison .................. Toledo, O. Nelson Foor ................ Richwood, O Lawrence Iohnson ............. Cygnet, O. Gretchen tMoweryl Rhoades .... Toledo,O. Everett Nelson ................. Toledo, O. 1927-1928-Supt. Mary Philpott Ernest Bohling ................ McClure, O. Gail lFenstemakerl Dielman . .DeIiance, O, Helen Uenningsl Wires ........ McClure, O. Victor McCurdy ........ Liberty Center, O. Donald Mowery .............. Toledo, O. Earl Overy ............... , .... Toledo, O. Evelyn IPeeryJ Bohling ........ McClure, O. Marion KSmithl Zimes .......... Toledo, O, Marguerite Wilcox .......... McClure, O. Hershel Hines ........ . .Bowling Green, O. Glenn Carr ................. Metamora, O. Milo Carr ............,... Placeville, Calif. Gertrude tMcClureJ Chamberlain. .McClure Maude IBellJ Chubb .......... Napoleon, O. Thomas Durbin ................ Toledo,, O. Howard Euler ..... ............ d eceased Raymond Graff ..... .... B rentwood, Calif. Charles Gerdes .... ........ M cC1ure, O. Floyd Iohnson ........ ..... N apoleon, O, Gladys Kenny ............... Napoleon, O. Ada IShepardl Mowery ........ McClure, O. Gladys tMoweryl Lumm ......... Toledo, O. Walden Philpott ......... Bowling Green, O. Eva CReidl Ahrend ............. Malinta, O. Thomas Reid ................... deceased Lillian tDurbinJ Ruben ..... ..... T oledo, O. Clyde Roberts .... . ........... Napoleon, O. Wilder Willoughby .............. unknown 1913-1914-Supt. W. T. Hatcher School became first grade Mabel tBlairl Fackler .... . .Flat Rock, Mich. Charles Gerdes ............... McClure, O. Floyd Iohnson .......... . . .Napoleon, O. Ada tShepardl Mowery ........ McClure, O. Iessie llvlyersl Rayle .... .... L eipsic, O. Thomas Reid ......... ..... d eceased Clyde Roberts ............... Napoleon, O. 1914-1915-Supt. M. M. Culver Emit Cromwell ................ McClure, O. Frank Cromwell ...... . . . Napoleon, O. Deane Daily ...... . ..... .... M aumee, O. Clem Foltz ............... ..... T oledo, O. lessie fPhilpottl Moore ......... Arcadia, O. Florence tGarstei-J Gray ..... ........ N . Y. WY Galen Perry ................. Sylvania, O. Mildred IFrazierl Rochte ......... Toledo, O. Glenn Pittman .............. Richwood, O. Carl Rowland ....... ......... M cClure, O. Golda fSprowl Rowell ...... Whitehouse, O. Fortice tWeaverJ Sterling ........ deceased Grace tReidl Weaver ............ deceased Neva fKingl Lambert ............ Toledo, O. 1920-1921-Supt. M. M. Culver Verda CSampselJ Broadseker ...... Texas Frank Meglin .............. Detroit, Mich. Bessie CKrohnl Smith ........ Napoleon, O. Hoyt Sprow ......... . ........ Malinta, O. 1921-1922-Supt. M. M. Culver Evelyn lCarrJ Braun ........... Toledo, O. Bicktord Carroll .......... Glendale, Calit. Annabelle tKryderJ Cook .... Columbus, O. Maynard Nelson ............ Cleveland, O. Eltie tWilliordl Naveau ...... Napoleon, O. Corinne CMyersl Wagner ...Napoleon, O. 1922-1923--Supt. M. M. Culver Paul Bell .................... McClure, O. l-lildegard lRandolphJ Edwing ..Toledo, O. Rollin Fiser ................... Toledo, O. Eva Uoyl Gardner .......... McClure, O. Gladys tAdamsl Evinger ........ Toledo, O. Virgil Hemmelskamp ...... Tontogany, O. Hazel tKingJ Schneider ........ Toledo,O. Llewelyn McCurdy .... .... T oledo, O. Martha Myers ....... ...... T oledo, O. Edgar Randolph . . . . .Wauseon, O. 1928-1929-Supt. I. O. Haqedom Frances tAlspaghJ Good ...... McClure, O. Warren Culbertson .......... McClure, O. Lloyd Dennie ......... . ..... Napoleon, O, Kathryn tDielmanJ Knoll ...... Napoleon, O. Ray Gordon ................. McClure, O. Alfred Oberdorf ............ Greenwich, O. Paul Pope . ............ . ..... McClure, O. Kelso Richard .................. Toledo, O, Frances IVan Tassell Buck ...... deceased Laura LWolfel Richard ........ Toledo,O. 1929-1930-Supt. I. O. Hagedorn Doyle Good .................. McClure, O. Russell McClure .. . . . . . .Toledo, s E if s 9. El KD H 5. Q- E. Q P S Q9 Umm ogo Dv-N4 ago 50-KD U7 952. 3550 Q03 H Q.. . 553 OOO 9952 cc: HHH 95959 999 isau-1931-supt. I. o. Hagedorn Franklin Adams ............ Napoleon, O. Lena tBohlingl Sholtz .......... Neapolis, O. Alice tCrowelIJ Armbruster ...... GR., O. George Doll ................. McClure, O. Charles Dielman ............ McClure, O. Merle Good ............ ..... A kron, O. Bryce Orwig ................ McClure, O. Mildred tHockmanl Wall .... Hoytville, O. Mildred fKiT1Ql Iaqua ...... Napoleon, O. Inez fMillerl Burling .......... McClure, O. Leslie Pittman ........... Flossie fShepardl Gustwille ...... .Delta, O. r .... Napoleon Donald Smith . . ..... Napoleon, O. LeRoy Weimer ............ Napoleon, O. Dale .Gordon .................. deceased Margaret tSickmillerl Kryder ,.McClure, O. 1931-1932-Supt. I. O. Haqedorn Elmer Beals .................... Toledo, O. Roscoe Doll ..,...... .... D etroit, Mich. Howard Harmon .... ..... N apoleon, O. Howard Fitch ...... ..., . ..Findlay, O. loseph Horner ........ .... D etroit, Mich. Wayne Heiserman ..,....... McClure, O. Dorcas tMcCurdyl .......... Detroit, Mich. Velma lStaubl Kronberg . .Milton Center, O. Norris Houser ...,...... Fort Wayne, Ind. Ralph Conn .................... Toledo, O. Marie tMcClurel Everett ........ Swanton Warren Rettig ....... Glendale, California Edna lRoachJ Wagner ...,...... Toledo, O. Emery Williams ........ Bowling Green, O. 1832-1933-Supt. I. O. Hagedorn Rosina tl-lockmanl Tonjes ...... McClure, O. Lois tReimundJ Reed ......,... Fostoria, O. Irene tlenningsl Smith .... .... N apoleon, O. Helen lErvinJ Rhoades .... Portsmouth, Va. Evelyn tSeekampl Conn ....,... Toledo, Wealthie tMyersJ Shepard .,,. McClure, Paul Iennings .............. Napoleon, Austen lennings ............ McClure, Walter Frazier .... .... G rand Rapids, Robert Ervin ..,,. ........ M cClure, Harvey Beavers ............ Wauseon Orville Weaver ........ Liberty Center, 1933-1934-Supt. I. O. Hagedom Qboooooo i- 635 :rgil 3:-,R o rf-1 5.5 'fb me 2.2.0 ..Q 220 .mg 5511 009, E50 HHD- P509 9999 Flossie Miller .............. Napoleon, Inez tl-lattieldl Houser .... Fort Wayne, Ind. Dawn Carlisle ................ McClure, O. Virginia Archer ........ Bowling Green, O. Leo Beals ....................., deceased Dorothy lClarkl Burdett ...... McClure, O. Burl Weimer ................ Rudolph O. Iosephine tTippinl Schuler .... Sylvania: O. 1934-1935--Supt. P. E. Teegarden Carl Moon .................. Columbus, O. Earnest Anderson .,.............. Lima, O. Catherine tShatferl Iohnson .... McClure, O. Marcella tGoodJ I-lull ........ Detroit, Mich. Mary tCooperJ Smith .......... McClure, O. Myrtle Naugle ....,........... Defiance, O. Robert Adams . , ........ Bowling Green, O. Richard Sheely . . . ...... Millersburg, O. Donald McClure .............. McClure, O. Dorothy Kolbe ................ Holgate, O. 1935-1936-Supt. P. E. Teegarden Herman Ballmer .................... Mich. Irene Uohnsonl Hoover ...... Napoleon, O. Arthur Smith .................. McClure, O. Iohn Chamberlain ........... McClure, O. Marguerite tConnl Rowland ...... McClure Iunior Connolly ............ Napoleon, O. Raymond Staub ................ deceased Marceil lshaneyfeltl Harrison ....... Nap. Paul Strayer ............ Grand Rapids, O. 1936-1937-Supt. P. E. Teeqarden Iunior Anderson ........ Bowling Green, O. Eleanor tConnl Austermiller .... Napoleon Franklin Boyd .............. Napoleon, Thelma tl-Ialel Lance .......... McClure, Warren Boyer .......... .... M cClure, Vivian tHartsingl Moon ........ Toledo Charles Geitgey ........,... Napoleon, 999999 Meredith tHecklerJ Booth ........ G. R. - O :- fl 5' P4 O c D -Q z YD 2 54 . . R-9999999 .- ln 10 N1 L- QD i : -u :' fa F' -1 5 3 n. m :I Eldon Johnson .............. Napoleon Mary tNauglel Hoover ..Grand,Rapids, Verl Reimund .............. Napoleon, Helen Mae tNeilsonl Boyer .... McClure, Robert Rowland . ............ McClure, Mary lulia Shaneytelt .......... Toledo, Henry Wenzel ................ McClure, EQ? nf? 255 2535, :1 '55 Q H 255 R99 E155 Psw 9999 bo lean tHe,cklerl Warner ...... Grand R., Dorothy tKrohnl Keiffer .......... Lima, Everett Mason .....,.......... McClure Otis Heiserman ............ Monroe, Mich, -Franklin Johnson ............ McClure, O. Evonda tMcClureJ Liendecker .... McClure Paul Moon .................... Toledo, O. Viator Moon .................... Toledo, O. Viola tMoonl Connolly ........ Napoleon, Q ALUM Harold Weimer ......... ..... d eceased Eugene Weimer .............. McClure, O. Ieanette lShivelyl Couch ...... Malinta, O. Robert Shaffer ................ McClure, O. 1938-1939--Supt. P. E. Teeqarden m Yi :r 0 1 5 T. :J Q C2 I Q UI VI 1-3 2. 0 o. 9 9 Ioseph Roach ................ McClure. moo 4rDQ 251 w4'1 :15'fZS Qt- fl no. :ii- CQ. S43 9:- EW DZ ' if--: . CU. . O. 25: 35-1 EQ? Q99 EWG E35 9999 Z o '1 3 o E Q :1 2 1- 9. ff. 3-1 2. en n. 9 Q Maxine Ballmer .............. McClure, O. Lillie tBoydl Iohnson .......... McClure, O. Robert Chamberlain .......... McClure, O. Ruth tl-louserl Barnes ..... Edna tDuquetteJ MacDonald . . . . .McClure, O. . .Gibsonburg Ruth Uenningsl Bliss .......... McClure, O. Zelma Uenningsl lohnson . . . . . . . .Napoleon Norma tKleinJ Duquette ...... McClure, O. Robert Miller ................ McClure, O. Maxine Miller .............. Napoleon, O. Iacqueline Mooney ...Toledo, O. Marvin Peery ................ McClure, O. Louise lRuderj Echols ..... Sandusky, O. Norma tSmithJ Boyd ........., Napoleon, O. John Wenzel .................. McClure, O. Delores tWilcoxl Giliillen Bernita lWilliamsl Wilhelm 1939-1940-Supt. P. E. Te ..........Calif. G. eqarden lla Rose Adams .............. McClure, O. Karl Barnes ....... McClure, O. Virginia Wenig .......... ..:'.lFremont, O. Robert Neilson .................... Weston lean Brown ................. lda Mae tAndersonJ Couch . . .Toledo, O, . . . . . .Napoleon Richard Mowery . . ............ McClure, O. Evelyn KNewlovel Weimer .... Whitehouse Roy Geitgey ................ Napoleon, O. Mary Louise KBal1merl Moon' . . . .Toledo, O. Marion Maiers ............... McClure, O. Orville Babcock . . . ..,.... ..... M cClure, O. Tyrona tl-larpsterl Stevens Leona tl-larpsterl Crawford . .Napoleon, O. C. Don Shepard .....,........... McClure, O. Iean tSibertl Wack ........ Morenci, Mich. Bernard Pittman .... ..... M cClure, O. Hilmar Iohnson . . ..... McClure, O. Mary Flowers . . . .,... McClure, O. Robert Conn .. ..... . . ..... McClure, O. Cloyce Mason ...................... Mich. Ida tSidlel Shull ........ .... . .McClure, O. Marceil tBoothl Rowland ...... McClure, O. Paul Carlisle ............ .......Alaska Marlyn tConnl Shaffer ......... McClure, O. 1940-1941-Supt. T. W. xnigm Charlotte Mowery ............ McClure, O. Elaine tFrymanl Iohnson ...... McClure, O. Norman Alspaugh. ............. Weston, O. Iames Smith ........... .... N apoleon, O. William Iohnson . . . .... Napoleon, O. Iune Rowland . ....... ..... T oledo, O. Phyllis Austermiller .... ..... T oledo, O. Beatrice Spangler .... ..... M cClure, O. Paul Finger .......... ..... T oledo, O. Esther Iennings .... . . .... Napoleon, O. Marilyn tMillerl Smith ..... -. . .Napoleon, O. Berneida Ilinepleyj Fiser ...... McClure, O. Neomia tl-linesj McAdam ........ Toledo, O. Marceil Counselrnan .......... McClure, O. Dorothy tPulsJ Link ............ Toledo, O. Roland Glanz .......... Liberty Center, O. lla Rose lGeitgeyl Shumacher ..Napoleon Willis Croninger ............ Napoleon, O. Lloyd Kane .................. McClure, O. Ioe Flowers .................. McClure, O. Alice tSweeneyl Light ........ McClure, O. Iunior Hull ............ . . . . .McClure, O. Richard Watkins .............. McClure, O. Iames Keiffer ......... ....... M cClure, O. Dorothy Keiffer .............. McClure, O. Kathleen Chamberlin . .Bowling Green, O. 1941-1942-Supt. T. W. Knight Pauline fAlspaghl Mason ...... McClure, O. Lavonne Babcock .............. Toledo, O. Doris lean lBrannonl Fisher ..... -.Tolelo, O. Ruth tBrowningJ Hawn .... ..... T oledo, O. Richard Bossa ................ Toledo, O. Betty tConnl Croninger ...... . .McClur e, O. Maxine tRowlandl Conn ...... McClure, O. Arthur Ruder ................ McClure, O. Willis Shaneyfelt ........... .Defiance, O. Norris Sibert .............. Morenci, Mich. Ruth Spangler ................ McClure, O. Ruth tStafiardl Chamberlain . ....... Mich. Lewis Tippin .................. Toledo, O. Glenn Wulff ............... . . .McClure, O. Deloris tZirnmermanl Kane .... McClure, O. Ralph Croninger .............. McClure, O. Richard Farison ............ Columbus, O. Norma Kinder ..... ...... T oledg, O. 1942-1943-Supl. T. W. Knight Margaret tAlsoaghl Krukemyer. Pemberville Harry Lewis Boyd ........... Napoleon, O. Richard Flinn .............. Redkey, lnd. Bob Busch ........ ..... M cClure, O. Lois lean Booth ...... ...... M cClure, O. Melba Bossa .............. Perrysburg, O. Frederick Miller .............. McClure, O. Nina tl-larmanl Wright ...... Liberty Center Eugene Fronce ....... ....... N apoleon, O. Alice Connolly .......... AnnCATbor, Mich. Marvin lennings ............ Napoleon, O. Marilyn Erven .......... Fort Wayne, lnd. Iris fMerrilatl Kistner ........ McClure, O. Thurman lohnson ........ Grand Rapids, O. Robert Rowland .............. McClure, O. lane Newlove . . . Phyllis Kiefer . .. Rex Richards ........ Gale Wulff ............ .... . .Rudolph, O. .....McClure. O. . . . . .McClure, O. . . . . .McClure, O. Ann tRobertsl Ienninqs . ..... Napoleon, O. 1943-1944-Supt. F. I. Neideihiser George Wells .............. Napoleon, O. Phyllis Middleton .. Mary lane Booth Marcella Hull ...... Helen Lashaway ..... Marie Duquette ........ Robert McClure ........ Lucille tOrwigl Wells . .....McClure, O. .. . . . .Toledo, O. . . . . .McClure, O. . . . . . .Minnesota . . . .Napoleon, O. . . . . . .McClure, O. . . . . .Napoleon, O. Mary Fryman .................. Toledo, O. Marie tl-lartmanl Cooper ..........Detroit Evelyn Kramer ................ McClure, O. Marilyn tBoyerl lones ............ McClure loyce Brown ............ . . .. .McClure, O. Eunice Rudolph .............. McClure, O. Ralph Knepley .................. Hawaii Wilma tShepardJ Geitgey L .. .Napoleon, O. Lois Miller .................... Toledo, O. Marilyn Reid ........... Ellen Smith ............ Mary,Lou tMillsl Wise Richard Baker ........... 1944-1945-Supt. F. I. . . . . .McClure, O. . . . . .McClure, O. . . . . .McClure, O. S. Army Neiderhisar Irma Carrol .................. McClure, O. Robert Bossa .................. Toledo, O. Mildred Sunderman .... Fern Richard ........ Murrel Allen ...... Edna Mae Kinder .... Wylie Busch . .' ......... . Eldon Alspagh ........... . . . . Detroit, Mich. . . . . . .Toledo, O. . . . . .McClure, O. . . . . .McClure, O. .....McClure, O. .. . . .McClure, O. Vivien KCroml Stallfus .......... Toledo, O. Evelyn Clark .......... . . . . .McClure, O. Francis Dibling .............. McClure, O. Tames Shatter .............. Columbus. O. Herman Alspagh ..... ..... F t. Wayne, Ind, Waneta tFergusont Boyer ...... McClure, O. Robert Farison .......... 1945-1946-supe. r. 1. Robert Ballmer .......... Eugene Connolly .... . Keith Miller .......... . Galen Hines ............ . . . . .McClure, O. Neldorhiser .... .McClure, O. . . . .Columbus, O. . . . .Columbus, O. . . . .McClure, O. Harold Wagner .............. McClure, O. Betty IRowlandJ Davis . . . . . .Liberty Center Robert Sautter ................ McClure, O. Rachel tBrowninql Filllan Duane Kerwin .......,.. . . .Toledo, O. S. Army Florence Reinbolt ............ Napoleon, O, Galen Houser ..... .... M cClure, O. Ruth Dull .. ..... .... M cClure, O. Glenn Good ..... ..... . McClure, O. Rosella Dulle .... ..... N apoleon, O. Lyle Shellar . .... .. .........ldaho Margaret Miner .....-.Vtlesterville o. 79 awww 5 5 1 I . x 5 i 3 5 S ii I 8 i 5 s if L s 2 E E fl' -12:'v:-QRLQ4, 1,5 -1, V . .A T, ?m..x..Lt-V J'M.,'..,-.,:.f..... g.,,,-,,, ' , Z, ,.- . ,L-..s..L.... 1 . v , ef 11' K ' il A c AV, G ,3- ' J l f f ,... s-. an ' 4 - 1 I ,,,, .... ... -f.f.......,.,..,,...,.,..-..., .W . ' C1 yllpwllr- 1 , 5114+ asian M A in 9-. 41' fn ll ' f 5 x n x ,, f 4 1-- 85. nf 14 'fx' W-'B - fi ' -' ' - ' 3-:Aw . wgk , -,m1-ru-fiA U- ,. 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