Montgomery Local High School - Mohirab Yearbook (Wayne, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1937 volume:

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'W , .,, ,, OLD MONTGQMERY on, wefii fgsmg lil ?bTH:!M5??5?QF ,Q cv 'K v il -1 gi fa l ' b y , , 1 ,, A 5 M25 law the schopl A to lus most ldearl U y Wig b'M.1JJf 5 fqli ffifjils 1 the place we love the b st,f1nestiSc1gg or west and- J 1 J if gig A v Scif Tbfhail we all Q Jw-' ni E + -QM-as nl fx A' 3 :L1'7'Ei.::!,5Q' , emfe ' e e,. ! W ' ' D A P -S A , - fafef. pi H e fs f-'gg We 'love our 4Al- ma' Ma- ter, ' , A' J, f 'L ee 1' .40 - 1 5 , ee e g QV F i -9'-il Her fglo- r-ies we will tell. 4:53 J 1 ff ll if Be' Q Af fe 1 9 P-H Fi ww- if r Effl- In ev-Ir -thing we t lie the lead, fport ancfglfzaught 1 - e ple-, -ef Je 1 4.5 QE?-Qjiif .' , 5 4 .1 3 lx- P'-FR'--rv eA 'NM 1 E+ Pal ?i 5gie?59-e 1 4 - -, he 1 C,e,e,,,! . .- !.--. , e. - noble deed, And so, font- M. H. s. Weil give imr fin. ! n Y 2' I If ' X 1461.12 :ij gel ?FAJeJ 1 4 I 3321+ ff e b e ' ! 1 6 e ee e - ' , e - .,f'1A ,.. ., We ,,e. fW ' ...... ........ WK Q fi 5 ffgf w ill 5231! 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MILO CONNELL PRESIDENT Twenty two years a member 5-I ,.,, V. MR. ROBERT BURROWS CLERK Four years a member MR. ADNEY BREWER Five years a member 4...- '41-lI. C'.O!DI'11 1 . Z ' I 3-.Q 7 2 I r 1 9 fix . , - ,H m . My ag- ., .. G' .L 5 XA Nw E S 2 i , . ,ya MISS BACHMAN BLACKBURN 2-.ff-g N ,,g ' FLORY ' .-.- M F 'tw Q , 5 WW iff is for Warner The wielder of works His aim, a reformer And nobody shirks. P L: is for Bachman The one with the red hair She does what she cang For the 4th grade, she cares P7 .D is for Brimmer A leader of Scouts He teaches a primer That no one can doubt. F' . XJ is for Carpenter The 2nd grades her stake We know her as minder Of all their mistakes. ID is for Dehnhoff The stairs she does mount At her age don't you scoff What she knows is what counts. J is for Ingall The director of plays If in Math. you should fail Hefll help you always. .hllis for Miller A mounter of bugs You'd think she's a killer I' si is for Blackburn A mblder in clay In art she can turn . All work into play. B is for Bruns The booster of Sports He can handle a gun And oars by report. cj is for Clingaman In commercial she shines To remain in her clan You must type a good line H f is for Flory The first grades' her lot Her work is her glory And they like her a lot. L is for Linder The 5rd grade her stop So tall and so slender She accomplishes a lot. I' Ii is for Roux Music's her field When you are blue From the junk that she lugs, To her you should yield. .r- .-A M A X I , . , , M, I I I fa 1 , XX! b-L if bs W by : 0-W,...-' .0 v J 9 5: 1' I I s 'IS fn, b Lg ' I ,I ,f N I Nbl fi! 5 gg, I I .. I' 1 '53 5 1:4 ,I ' v- jlf' I Q: .4 I OI, El PI I i E I .,........4,. .' I F I 'X I if lf' 56 5 .3 I gf ' I I I X I Sf' xg I I :IN I I 30 II 1,59 7 4 Z D 3' M18 lligg 9? X Wu 76 35 'Zz Iowzil 19 ,L fv 00 s.' I Lf..-2. 5 fi I ..................,....,..,.... . I 0' it! asf b. ' 5.'fIi51 5 1 Ei! 1 3-.. S!! ' 29,7 ff- 'I 5 xx, v, Y H -... , ...I .-......11 ali... . 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Burrows Buckingham 57. Wensel Kressler ' 58, Welling Ferguson 59, Armstrong ESEEEEOD 60, Huber 61, Van Vorhis Philips 62, Engle Westenbarger 65, Krienkamp Kinney 64. Peters Sterling 655 Gvermeyer Hathaway 66, Ernsthausen Stearns 67. Hespe Abel 68g Garner Boggs 69, Miller David 70, Wagner Ed, Smith 7l, Bartholomew Reynolds 72. Evans Hastings - -75, Qhler Stinehart 74. Hoiles Brueggemeier 75. Bresler Dierksheide 76. Johnson Kreais 77, Amos' Farwig 73. Hoiles Fahle ' 79. Burgher Ostrander SO, Carr 815 West Milgrove - W f-....... .xp . , . V . 1 1 QQ? JANITOR Of all the places In real life or a Do you think that A janitor so Very Who would keep th you could look picture book, ever you would find good and kind, e lawns cut so well, The hedro and flowers looking swell, Who'd fivnd a box just like you wish And when you'rc gone would feed your flSH, Would build a windmill or lamp, Fix a statue or buy you a stamp, Who would always meet your every need Whether it be child or teacher or oat to feed? we have one at ou r school Who fits each item to the very rule. George McCormick is his name' And in our hearts he has risen to fame. OU H BUS DRIVERS .-.......l.1................... To drive three bu Three drivers abl Who Who keep the buse Who And buses, too, s Who cope with wat Who on ice can dr And And these drivers LII' o ses, there must be e as can be, turn the corners when all is well s looking swellg know their children one and all, o they do not stall er high and low ive or even snow so we raise our hats just new make a bow-- Harmon, hr. Feltman, Mr. Ziegler. ee,t I -, xx 'P W E' -,,., '1 vxi My ms ss a H . Zami MMM as if 4 V if am? f 'Fl K 3 FE 1 :r W .env f , pf P. T. A. PROGRAMS September 28, 1956 Glee Clubs ------------- -------------------------------- Local Bowling Green High School -------------- ------ B. G. H. S. Magician ----- -------------- -- ------- ---- Mr.Burgebte October 26, 1956 4-H Club awards ----- -------------------------- Mrs. Wagner Music- ----------- Music-- ----- ---- - ------------ --Mr. Webb and son Robert -----B. G. H. S. Orchestra and Harp solo December 14, 1956 Community singing- -------- ----------------------------- Group Boys! Quartette ---- -------- ---- -- ------------------ Local Accordianist --------------------- ----- Alfred Drain of B. G. Description of Passion Play ---- ---Harold Williams, Libbey January 25, 1957 Community Singing ---------- - --------------------------- Group Girls' Chorus ----------------------------------------- -Local Speaker- ---------------------- Rev. Alexander of Trilby, Ohio February 22, 1957 School Band -------------------- ------------------------ Local Talk and moving picture ---- -Mr. Everett of Toledo Edison Co. Community Singing Piano Duet ---- --- Chalk talk ------- Quartette -------- Talk ------------- Educational films Maron 22, iasv -------------------------------------Group ------ --------- --------------- Logan sisters -----Prof. McElhany of Toledo University April 27, 1957 -------------------------Heidelberg College ---------Miss Kathryn Edbrooke from England -W ,saa 2 2 TN 'S k s4H'mf'15fi, gg ' P N E s:?jg5.g3Qm ,mm-u X H-mm-gm ,Wei ,wmmm K ' E w?g?w.wm,E. Q-,awww , My L W - s-. M, . img ww -Sw?-QQ Eifgm W , V H., my X, . ,W-.KNEW www .mags E M75 .5 :MW N-ggffgifsfggziiygalwzi-sawn jg : Y' , awful-Enxwwmx: ,Z B wg jjggwgswggggggmmfgg W K ,m.gw.m E - 5 V .,-,.w , M Q H., Wg H Lam www Si 5-wa ' -fwwm BEER . 3:88-Sf Zim 1 LHS: H55 N 1 . . f E n W1 B Rh K! 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High School initiated a 315 members, listing a membership- of has ever been recorded for this organ- ing the largest number of members this year was Miss Carpenter's while the room with the largest per cent of parents class. Phyllis Loga members. The success of spirit of the school mothers. The officers of in the organization was the Sophomore n won the prize for bringing in the most this drive was due to the enthusiasm and children assisted bery ably by the room the executive committee were: PRESIDENT -------------------u----------------- MR. BRUGGEMEIER VICE PRESIDENT ------------------------- ---------- MR. BRIMMER SECRETARY ---------------------- ----- W ---N--MRS. DORSEY WARD TREASURER ---- - ----- ------------- W -------------- MISS CARPENTER CHAIRMAN HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE- ------ - --------- MRS. W. LOGAN CHAIRMAN OF MEMBERSHIP COMKTTTEE -w----------------- MISS FLORY CHAIRMAN OF ADVERTISIEG COMMITTEE ------------- ----- MR. BRUNS The continual high standard of the programs was a reflection of the harmony existing among these officers. The programs for the year incorporated an abundance of music consciousness which was something that could very satisfactorily be developed in the school and community. The last meeting of the year four boys and an accom- plished accompanist from Heidelberg College, Tiffin enter- tained with a program which had finish, balance and popular appeal. The proceeds from the P. T. A. Fair were used to supply the means of initiating a really fine and modern visual education program. The organization purchased a fine motion picture projector, with sound equipment. uv-0' I' NAwMqk41ZA45!'AkwwW ..... OOOO FACULTY MEETINGS The Faculty of Montgomery Township School held regular meetings, the second Monday night of each month at 4:00 P.M. The meetings were presided over by Mr, Warner and included reports made by the faculty members. Following is the inspirational and instructive program which was presented during the year. I II III IV V VI VII VIII OHIO'S FOUNDATION PROGRAM ------------------- NR. WARNER HARTS or LEISUREH --------------------------- MISS RLORI Teachers Reading Circle Book by Marjorie Greenbrie HEDUCATION OF THE SLOW LEARNING OHILDH--MISS CARPENTER Report on book written by Ingram MEASUREMENTS AND TESTS AS A BLSISN OF DETERMINING SUCCESS IN SCHOOL WORK -------------- ---- +--MRQ BRIMMER ARE WE GIVING TOO MUCH TIME TO IRR SLOW LELRNING CHILD? ------------------------------ - ----- MISS LINDER PLANS FOR ENRICHING THE HOME ROOM PERIOD ----- MR, BRUNS ART, HLND AND CONSTRUCTION WORK ----------- MISS BACHMAN ART APPRECIATION ------------------ ------MISS BLACKBURN CHARTS AND GRAPHS: THEIR USE AND VALUE--MISS DEHNHOFF PLACE OF MUSIC IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM ---- --MISS ROUX EXPERIMENTLTION VS DEMONSTRLTION'--- ------ -MISS MILLER A UNIFORM SYSTEM FOR HMAKE-UPU WORK' ---- -----MB, INGALL INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES-----Q ------------ MISS CLINGAMAN ,... . V f 1 rl 4. NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION The North Central Association is composed of Colleges and High Schools of the North Central States. it .their recent meeting in Chicago, Montgomery Township School was Mmqualifiedly recommended for membership in the association. The aims of the Association are to bring about a better acquaintance, a keener sympathy and a heartier co-operation between the Colleges and Secondary Schools, to consider common educational problems and to devise the best way and means of solving themg to promote the physical, intellectual and moral well being of students. It aims to aecredit only those schools which possess organization, teaching force standards of scholarship, equipment and esprit de corps, of such character as well,and hesitatingly comment them to any educator, College or University in the North Central territory. Some of the standards set for membership include Teachers Training, Supervision, equipment, pupil-teacher rates, standards, transportation, library and laboratory athletics, etc. The faculty, board of education, community, and student body take pride in maintaining a school of distinction, as only a limited number of schools qualify. ..........., ..... ,. .... . ........ w l usos A a as 1 .J AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK NOVEMBER 9-15 INCLUSIVE Each year throughout our country one week has been set aside as American Education Week. During this week each school in the United States endeavors to foster closer relationships between the home, the church and the school and strives to have each parent visit school at least once during the week. A fine program has been planned by the Montgomery School and churches in the observance of each day of this week, under the general theme of nOur American Schools at Worku. A committee composed of Miss Flory,Miss Linder, Miss Miller, Mr. Brimmer and Mr. Ingall has planned the following program for your enjoyment. Nov. 9 ------------------ --------- --THE STORY OF OUR SCHOOLS. Students of Montgomery Schools Nov. 10 ----- - ---------------------------- CHANGES IN STUDIES, Teachers of Montgomery Nov. ll--- -- ----- ------------------ ANMISTICE DAY PROGRAM. American Legion Post NOV. 12 ----------------- ---- A COMPLETE PROGRAM OF EDUCATION. Dr. Zaugg of Bowling Green University Nov, 15 ------- TH SERVICES OF THE SCHOOLS AND THE COMMUNITY. Rev. Moore Each of the programs will be interspersed with special numbers, and many well-known songs. Sunday night at 8:00 o'clock the week will be drawn to a fitting close when the churches and schools will unite in a special program at the Methodist Church. 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JL' - ' 15 - fii ?nsl7 :.1121.2-gm -1 'f:isf'!:-f '!'i:3'f2iZi'151-Gila' .gf 5255: ,---' -1-2 .:.- - xv-' 9' 3: 1 .zigfv-' 'Q :fane.,f.: ,g.9i,:3' ,135 1 .. .,. .QJJBU fig: , ' , if PY , ,, x V . , , -1 . K 21 'V - . ww-f iiffwa-.P - 'fn - A25 f CLASS of 1937 PHYLLIS LOGAN Kindness is the golden .chain by which society is bound to- gether. College Prep. Class Officer 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Senior Play, Dramatic Con- test l, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team l, 2, 3: 'Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Trio 3: Girls Ouartette 4: Sex- tette 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Operetta 3. RMONDO PATTON Silence is one great art of con- versationf' General Course Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2: Football l, 2: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. HAZEL DAWSON I desire to die when I have nobody to laugh with me. Commercial Course Class Officer l, 2, 3: Annual Staff 3: Senior Play: Student Council 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, Z, 3: Music Festival 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD BURGHER Politeness is the outward gar- ment of good will. Commercial Course Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Music Festi- val 2, 3, 4: Double Ouartette 3, 4: Senior Play: Dramatic Contest l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. ANNA ROSE OHLER It is well to think Well, it is divine to act well. Commercial Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Ouar- tette 3, 4: Girls Sextette 4: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: Sen- ior Play: Latin Club 1, 2: Literaf ture Club 1, 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND HUBER There is not a moment without some duty. General Course Class Officer l, Z, 4: Junior Play, Senior Play, Dramatic Contest 1, 2: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Music Festival 2, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2. I LORAIN PETERS He doeth much, who doeth the thing well. General Course Class Officer Z, 3: Annual Staff 3, 4: Iunior Play, Senior Play: Dramatic Contest 4, Glee Club I, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Scholar- ship Team l, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOMBARD Che-erfulness is the daughter of employment. College Prep. Class Officer l, 2, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Iunior Play, Senior Play: Dramatic Contest 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Girls Sextette 4: Girls Ouartette 4. HAROLD WARD Learning to study must be won: 'Twas ne'er entailed from sire to son. General Course Class Officer l, 2, 3: Annual Stait 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Music Festival 3: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Indoor Baseball I, 2, 3. HELEN SABO Cheerful looks make every dish a feast. College Prep. Class Officer 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, Z: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Dramatic Contest 4: Music Festival 4: Latin Club l, Z: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. CARL THUDEL Good luck Will help a man over the ditch, if he jumps hard. General Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Pesti- val 2, 3, 4: Double Ouartette 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Basketball 3: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. MOTTO ------ -------------NBUILD FOR CHARRCTER5 HH .A I I r I P, ,...ah 'W SENIOR CLASS NOT FOR FAMEU COLORS--SCARLET AND GRAY FLOWER--RED PRESIDENT-- VICE-PRESIDENT ------- - SECRETARY ---- -- ----- TREASURER-- CHEERLEADER ROSE ---RAY HUBER -- ---- DON SHEARER --- ---- ---PHYLLIS LOGAN ----- -------------MARY LOMBARD --- -- -------- HELEN S450 HTHE BUILDERSH Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Lot us do our work as well, Both the unseen and the seong Make the house where gods may dwell, Beautiful, ontiro, and clean. Else our lives are incomplete, Standing in those walls of Timo, Broken stairways, whore tho foot Stumblo as they sock to climb. .A.,,, CLASS of 1937 LOIS IOHNSTON Iudge not the mind by the shape of the body. Commercial Course Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4: Gi1'1S T110 2, 3: Girls Quartette 4: Girls Sex- tette 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Oper- etta 3: Iunior Play: Dramatic Contest 1, 2, 3. 4: Scholership Team 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2. CALVIN STANNARD l would rather sit on a pump- kin, and have it all to myself than to be crowded on a velvet cushion. General Course Glee Club l, 2. 3, 4: M11SiC Festi- val 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Contest 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2: Baseball l: Track 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4. DALE STEARNS One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. General Course Glee Club 4: Basketball 3: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Indoor Baseball l, Z. LULA YATES Do the little things now: so shall big things come to thee by and by asking to be done. Commercial Course Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play: Dramatic Contest 4: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Scholars ship Team l, 2, 3. BILL I-'ELTMAN ln this World a man must be anvil or hammer. General Course Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball manager 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Double Ouartette 3, 4: Ouartette 3, 4: Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4: Oper- etta 3: Dramatic Contest 4: An- nual Staff 3, 4: Iunior Play. DONALD SHEARI-ZR Action, not speech, proves the man. General Course Class Officer 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Senior Play: Dramatic Con- test 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Double Quartette 3, 4: Ouartette 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Operetta 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, Z. BILLY SMITH A man's task is always light if his heart is light. College Prep. Annual Staff 4: Iunlor Play: Senior Play: Dramatic Contest 2, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Double Quartette 3, 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Operetta 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Tumbling l, 2, 3, 4. BERNICE YATES Happiness consists in the en- joyment of little pleasures. Commercial Course Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: Class Officer 4: Latin Club l, Z, 3: Annual Staff 4: Scholarship Team 3. DOROTHY HASTINGS To be trusted is a greater com- pliment than to be loved. Commercial Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Literature Club 1, 2: Music Festival 4. CLEON MURPHY One day at a time. lt's a whole- some rhyme, a good one to live by, a day at a time. College Prep. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Dramatic Contest 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Football 3, 4: Baseball l, Track 3: Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE MANECKE 'Tis only lovely thoughts can make a lovely face. General Course Glee Club l, 2, 4: Music Festival 3: Senior Play: Class Officer 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. the year was brought to a climax we detected something about S w.,, e SENIOR eLAss gnsromc , so do the years of class of 1957 come left its mark. Just as flowers spring and grow, experience, and so have the years of the and gone, The change of each flower has seeds which we had In our Freshman Year we planted the secured during our first eight years. As' nothing daunted these we could see noteworthy aspirations, and we took our place in every activity. Perhaps the most outstanding of the events of the year was the Freshman initiations and as Then came our Sophomore Year and immediately we foresaw the the e seeds that was characteristic, the capacity to grow. need of supplying these seeds with the necessities of life. All through the year we worked hard setting our goal to be obtained in the future. We took part in the nOne Act Playn to adjust ourselves to the level attained in other schools. With pride we look back to the time we served our upper classmates at the Junior-Senior Banquet. , In our Junior Year we found the class becoming more'and more organizvg ., officers elected, class colors chosen, a definite amount of dues being paid by each individual. Some of the individuals were outstanding in sports, others in music, while our pride in dramatics lay in our Junior Play , UAmy from Arizena'. At the end of the year the annual means of honoring the seniors with a banquet was carried out. In our Senior Year, football, track, and basketball,and music found stars in our midst. We excelled in musical talent by having a boys and girls Quartette and a girls trio from our class. We undertook the management of the annual with the Junior Class and the guiding'influence of Supt.F.S. Warner, Class Sponsor, Miss Clingaman, Junior Sponsor, JMiss Miller. - - ' , Our last chance for Dramatics camo when we gave our Senior Play UAunt Cindy Cleans Upn, and here it is that we became noted for our diligence and ability. v A ' The much planned for trip to Washington D. C. climaxed two years efforts towards that end. - i -When the Senior Class of 1957 sat down to reminiece- we discovered that our flowers were in bloom, and as we stopped to admire them one seemed to appear more beautiful and more fragrant .--the uRed Rosef.- of ,.,, , f' I , - . u. Wt' . .......,..-...a........................................................... -4-If - A WW WW' UREATE C3 Cr Wit 3 ', INV0CATION R-1. FLORY GIRLS' SRXTRTSJ- I RoR TI-IE LORD ' 'R R lf 1 Rt . x RJRRRIF ne R gs CLASS SE R EGBERT ..',.R 1-V-1'f5g'3mt1 --'- ,'4R1 R . '.- lv 'gp R. GIRLS' ,THE FATHEHII :::fifE':51Qi, 'ff-Q22 '.,'R '-512,14-i1'5:5tfffN5f!s7'4 ff' .A'R .- q-R ' EN CATHEDRAL - A 5'fFj 'a.H fgQf . :, 5.:,'gf-lx f jj'.fif-, 3,'5I. BENIHDIGTIO ---REV. MQORE iizsqfff':1:?fy515:f-,,'.,1fg,fA-,zfAf'A- ,,A'R ,Q ,. .QR , -A -' 4. , ,g.f::g:-, ff2g:g??53.5l3ifEffl?-Ef?22afTff?lf'SR R'-Q'11'-.iii-2?iN1iR. Y2iiFf5 21-fi? '- f 'R'1' : ' W,,.' 1-1R4 ,. -I::L ...::.,-A. ,NJ , 5 h ,XL JN fc , ui EE ..,,,.fl f'. h 3 1j, L. -, wlu ,A X 3- ., '. . i ..........-...-.................... f L DI -.,. I , rw I D, A PM 'M' WM QOMMENCEMENT EXERClSES TH ASDAY, MAY zv, 1957-S:15 P. M. MEMS il TASTE? PRELUDE --------- ------------------------ I ORO HESTRA -.- L 5- .-.-J?-tg! 'SEI hi? PROCESSIONAL ---- --------------------- -I ---- , --ORCHESTRA fiEQ?A 7 INVOOATION ------ -------------- -- --. ---- REV. COAD OLD MONTGGMEIRYH ------------ ------ Z :fl----CLASS OF 'Sv 'RSEMIS .5 MUSIC ---------- ---------- ----- 3 --------- OROIESTRA SALUTATORY ---- ------ - ----- 3.5-IJEYLLIS MARY LOGAN PIANQ ...... ..... Q gf: ......... KING CQTTONH an Cathay? ne Manecke ------ ------------ LORAIN PETERS GIRLS' QUART! - ---- IN TRE GARDEN OF TOMORROW Phyllis Logan, T1 ' N' ' ard, S Johnston, Anna Rose Ohler' READING ----- ---if -------------- -- TEE BUILDERS ' e en Sabo .,,D, . f ,, BOYS' QUARLQQQQEEF - ---,,A ------------------------- HSYLVIAU William I1 fgfrgher, William Smith, Don Shearer CLASS AD ----- ----------------------- N. H. BENKLEY Q' the rn Un ive 11 S i ty MIXED QUART .T .---- -------- ------ - - THOSE PALS OF mms Phyllis LO Lois Johnston, Anna ROSG Ohlcr' William ' William Smith, Don Shearer' PRESENTAT- E ------------------ SUPT. F. S. 'JJARNER - ,ff - PRESENTATION OEGDMREQMAR AND AWARDS- n----- ---MILO E. OONNELL of the Board CLASS SONG .--. ------------ GOOD-BYE 'GLASSMATESH BENEDICTION ----- ------------- ------------ RI cv. OOAD 'QE-it ':1'?:g.,'g' -. : ': 21.7 4 POSTLUDE .......... ........... -- ..------- ---ORCHESTRA A 2 C 2' I ku.: . ' . , P . ..- WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. We the members of the,Senior Class of the town of Wayne, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows? I, Lois Johnston will my melodious laugh to Lelah Belle Whitman. I, Mary Lombard, will my ability to chew gum to Kenneth ' Burrows. ' ' I, Donald Shearer, will my.big feet to Martha Hoiles. I, Hazel Dawson, will my slender figure to Donna Logan. Billy Smith,will my way with the girls to Carl Woodruff. Ray Huberiwill my winning smile to Everett Iler. I, Dorothy Hastings,will my artistic ability to Joseph Poch. I, Lula Yates,will my speed in typing to Junior Amos. I, Anna Rose Ohler, will my musical voice to Elder Babcock. I, Dale Stearns, will my red hair to June Campbell. I, Harold Ward, will my studious ways to Cleo Wayne Brewer. I, Cleon Murphy, will my curls to Walter Krienkampf I, Carl Trudel, will my big vocabulary to Charles Johnson. I, Lorain Peters, will my position as Editor in Chief of ' the annual to Arthur Hespe. I, Donald Burgher, will my quiet ways to Katherine Dibling. I, Bernice Yates, will my blonde hair to Dorothy Smith. I, Catherine Manecke, will my ability to play the piano ' to Sarah Ellen Cline. I, Rmondo Patton, will my blush to Jim Lundy. ' I, Phyllis Logan, will my big appetite to Ferne Hastings. I, Calvin Stannard, will my tumbling ability to Evelyn ' Heminger. ' I, Helen Sabo, will my ability to give readings to Clara Ellen Reese. I, Bill Fcltman, will my ability to tell tall stories to Elnora Martin. I.- I5 5.1-n LORAIN PETERS ---- LOIS JOHNSTON---- DON SHEARER ---- ' 1 Pl . ,. 'W' cg I-gg IMAGINE? -- ------ J ------- NOT WORKING ON THE ANNUAL ------ --- ----NOT RIDING IN A CHEVROLET WEARING ANYTHING BUT A SHOE BOX RAY HUBER ----- A- ------------------------------- BEING SERIOUS N BILL FEITHAN--- BILLY SMITH ---v-- HAROLD WARD------ RMONDO PATTON---- DON.BURGHER ----- DALEDSTEARNSwu-f- CLEON MURPHY ----- CARL TRUDEL ------ CALVIN STANNARD-- MARY LOMBARD ---- PHYLLIS IOGAN ------ -NOT MAKING ANNA ROSE OHLER-- HELEN SABC ------ - DOROTHY HASTINGS- CATHERINE NANECKE LULA YATES ------- BERNICE YATES ---- HAZEL DAWSON----- -unn-..-n-nc------ .qn-nun----Q--,ua-- .- -..- ..-..-.--..-- --.-----4--.. ..S-.--I-..-n ----- -----------.--- ----..--.---- -- OT STANDING AROUND TALKING TO A JUNIOR GIRL - ----------- - -------- NOT TRASING THE GIRLS ------NOT KNOWING HIS LESSON ------------------------------NOT BLUSHING - ---------------- BEING ANYTHING SUI POLIIR ---------NOT HAVING FRECKLES ------------Nom EATING CANDY -----------------------------NOT TALKING ------WEIGHING A IOO POUNDS? ----w---------------- --- NOT CHEWING GUM ENDS AT A CERTAIN SENIOR BOY ---------------------BEING A MOVIE AGIRRSS --7GETTING ANYPLACE ON TIME -------BEING AN OPERA SINGER M---NOT BEING ALL DRESSED UP ----------TIGHT WIRE WALKING --------------NOT COMBING HER HAIR AT NOON ----------------WORRYING ABOUT HER LESSONS up . P ': .N W,w, We-S 'IW' aXz!LTJ5'H5VM3 y DEATH N0T1013s Q Q YEAR 2000 Donald Shearer--Flat Feet. Lula Yates--Wheel camo off bicycle. Hazel Dawson--Old ago. Phyllis Logan--Entered Walkathon. Bernice Yates--Melaneholyosis. Rmondo Patton--Embarrassment. Billy Smith--Heart Failure. Lois Johnston--Smothered in ant hole. Lorain Peters--Studyosis. Dorothy Hastings--Her ship didn't como in. Calvin Stannard--Hangod in fun. Carl Trudel--Boiler explosion. Ray Huber--Bumpod head on ladder. Donald Burgher--Hit by boomorang. Mary Lombard--Swallowed plate from Clcon Murphy--Their canoe sank. Helen Sabo--Same canoe sank. Anna Rose Ohlor--Slippery walksiti Dale Stearns--Hit by lighting. Harold Ward--Thoughtosis. Catnerine Manecke--Overweight. William Foltman--Too much work. false tooth qs ' WWMMMMAAHMW- E 93 E E51 on cb Q E , 5 fa O CQ F1 I-I ' Q EE a-1 2 E3 O DEE an . 5 SEQ E Q- S in JE 9i55'1'5 2ii? 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'Q ee- f if And :'51iI '1pg,t,esig.i A 'osso s die jg. 4.1q - I VA - ' Zfs m ill' Shower . 5 The int l: f'ouPf't kQiQLxsh fo Q thee- Till 'y brin s back the , qetl A WG Oh am Af Lif z The v13l Lt,gf f'ijQ 'A . b A,-...de t.t4t Sig! '14 A But 0116 b '.., - f iftgu' WET ,V.' PY. P35111 The dew O -..TfIeg'v'en1ygJge a1i'e'i1,f, Af 1 Thy par- ent qpiirnxta i2nsA,ffshiPin1Q1ggQfzi55,l3l ,- A' And 0105 fwz11e'fwA,PTcArw:2a1 'A A And where t b 31fQgf15iifbtefjLn? Our fe 'A f ' Ullftf The dust f'i5IfLefggul'eni5Rfe ' s . iii 'ik xx ' ' il f fl! fi ff-Qfgzi am C 5 :ffl-,A7E1 ..Y,f'a PRESIDENT -------- ---WAV ---1 ---- Q ,Abel---5'--ARTHUR HESPE. VTOE-PRESTDENT ---- --.. - --- --..-A A'-43-----,:' --n- JOSEPH POOH SECRETARY' - ------- ---- - - ---- --- l5'1 --1.57---JUINIE CAMPBELL TREASURER ------- --- - --- ---2 .-..- DONNA LOGAN CHEER LEADERS--- ----- il- --F RN I ,WTI AUD DONNA LOGAN NEWS REPORTER-'-- - --- :fQ-- ,l--- 'E -- ----- MARTHA FARWIG HA!Af ew-A f- -A M Q15-J.4.Q L,A 53 .CEUHLOB H.lS.T9Bl In September l954 a group of gayly colored flowers were transplanted in HOur High School Careern -- the second division of the nGarden of Knowledgen located along the Uhighway of Lifen--every flower the home of some jolly elf. HFreshmenH, the name of the first bed of this division, was under the supervision of Mr. Ridenour. Shortly after we were nicely settled we were informed by the bees, the messengers of all flowers, that the Sophomores were giving a party in our honor. What fun we had! Again we were transplanted to another bed the following September. This time it was nSophomoren and Mr. Ridenour was replaced by Mr. Brimmer, later assisted by Mr. Bruns. This year it was our privilege to deal with the Fresh- men the way we had been dealt with. Out went our bees with a message for the Freshies, resulting in a gathering on the village green, of the sprites of the two classes. Later in the year the Sophomore Class treated itself to an enjoyable time at a weiner roast--the second social event of the year. Another September and moving time again. This time with the care of Miss Miller in the WJolly Juniorn bed. In order to start the year out right we treated ourselves to a weiner roast in the'Westenbarger Woods. What can this NSpite Fencen be that our messengers are so enthused about? Oh it's the play the Junior Class is presenting. So out Hpopsn the little sprites one eve of October to have a Hhigh old timed acting the parts in this three-act comedy. Near the end of the year again our bees went out with an important message. This time it was to the Seniors and upper classmen, who were nearing the end of their journey in NOur High School Careern. On the date of May l, as if enchanted our gay little sprites appeared in formals for the HJunior-Senior Banquetn, each determined to make this last social event of the two classes an unforgettable one. This proved a very complete year with another large bulb added to our little store. Q u awwwmwfggygsgyewmwww as ms-, Q ffm-w .rn ss am. mmm ss Q- , we Iam is s - Q .1 5 5 wi X :Emu 'wa san sm ms E K C2 I iw- 'STC' IP EP! 1 E1 F51 F13 O C11 mi! n-ll c 2 c M E4 S3 CD O J , ff- Wig 2 ....... G RE ggi W ' 53 x V :I-.1.i'f' Wi ' E1 , :i!'1i51. . ' -4 N - N .fha-: '. - :P-I CM -Q. -1-:L ..-.f- me :q.5q:4 .':g.,. ' 1'-f'fQH','i-:1'fI'I5.-' , 5 1 37.-ff H T JJ Df M A , iff IJ O 'Q 0611 E2 F? rl: C3 'J E CD cf: 6 E-I as E F3 3: o Z cn El 5 5 Fi M3 :fm 22 Ea +-U35 dm 51.41 -1 P' V+! 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'-V, .-4 -'ff' :,u ,' I 'f! 4' '- If iv ' Ny: K .3 ' Af ' .i pb- ,gift T.. -,fgfh MOTTO'------0 ' R?l?li5rf1fgR 9Qr2Wi2+4+ig:-A if'-Sm A .,.,., JH? K. ,' - ..-.Y:.jJL.LL?4..,?.l I L-T,:pts-ifvifigzivzgig-52515-,Q-iz., igfeal S-.V E--:Z 3--2' ,:-r'?T-.',i ffv ' Tx-' i11li3,Z?1fs. 'T--1:2 755- Q H Q5-GV 1 FLOWER--P ink Carnation l 2Ts'55jw5fgE.'Qg '- A Ji-jf.-21: e' 'f ..g15.3.:.-5'-?:-,Q gn: .1 -.-- T exif' I2:':r 555ffa:If1f2 - PRES IDENT- ----------- ' ------- -- BILLY SALISBURY It ,':t: b 'Q-'Aff-fQ5..'gfg'F-AZQXQQ -'inf 124'-F ff- i'-gf-,334 5:15 VICE-PRES IDENT ---- -- --Az ...... ---'JHRLMA HUBER SECRETARY AND TREASURE ' -' -- ------- 2 OR SCOTT 351- ' 5-'f' CRRER LEADER --------------- - --------- A---,.,,.g R.,.DdR1s RRRSLER Q- .X lffig -1 '11 lz- .,', Dil' STUDENT COUNC IL ----------------------- 72 ffjjfi - -DORIS BRESLER 24411-.'1 fb if fi' ' '.', ri' V251 ?I,f',5f f-gjigfrfif Higfpilii Lff-2j'i'PyE Q' ,A,W . Wxmmwmex fx ' F f N Nmdwmg , ,. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Freshman Class of 1955 started on their first road of learning in a new Packard, on the 4th day of'S6ptember in the year 1935, Mr. Brimmer, the driver, was under the supervision of Mr. Warner, with each individual of the class operating as a separate part of the car. Mr. Warner--the steering wheel--directed: Mr. Bruns, Mr. Brimmer, Miss Roux, Mr. Amos and Miss Miller, while Ethel Bruggemeier acted as the motor and Billy Salisbury, acting as the speedometer, wrote down the miles we have driven. Doris Bresler, the gas, cheered us on our way to Knowledge, and Margie Fausnaugh, the horn, let the public know just what we had done. At the beginning of the school year we had 55 parts to our car. On the way we lost four parts and gained two more making a total of 55 parts left. ' At the beginning of the Second road of Learning we changed some parts which were wearing out. Mr. Bruns as driver, with Billy Salisbury as the motor, Eleanor Scott as the speedometer, Doris Bresler, the gas helped us through the year. This year we had only 27 parts to our car. At the middle of the year we were joined by Zora Scoville from Bloomdale and John Buckingham from Fostoria. ,.,,. u. an . , H ., , 'W' 4254 ssis 'W L' nl QS Q, lx Qi if DS E DIE Egg Q fc E E+ E. Q W CO QQ' Fil 5 : 5 2 5 V f.-. 2 L 1 5 -- ,-4,4 1 E 5 ' 1 '4. avawxwmwf 92 1: iw' J Jf.'.'r.- if 1 Qx?15x 'Q ---- , I ,I 2 :1 if 5 .:f,':1',a if . . fsx. 3 3 5 ,I ' FIF7, ' :- Lk 3 - - :- -41. - ' .:. SKQQQZQQ f 251: 515- .1 .:S' . :. . J 'U .Ji??Eg3 ffxjmux TT T O P13 5 Q5 P33 Fil CJ 0 CD 55 me as SI IO LER MILDRED DAVID, JAMES I W! RO TOP ,v.-.-.f . l an ' - . Q j 'M' , . O Ze Q is as SE CD QP: Ev E Im l--, U2 71 F-4 EEZ: OE .'IlCf2 El!-lflq 1-fmpq Emi hdognrw Q S 5 C5 E55 gi aim+4 M ROBERT ECHEL KINSEY, YAL EARL s , W: Q92 'La RO SECOND lg! Ei 3 A s, ...4 E H E 3 r-1 rl I-1 I-4 3 E M 3 m I3 E Q +-1 DONA ROW: D THIR 'N ..-l 5 'Z O 'ID 97' 113 5 E-I EE an all EE gm E551 E4 -F11 ZFQ Fil CD US E O H I-I D 5 as Z Q IDU! 'aes DJ 55 CJ O C! E cnmag Omg 4 E4 E E-I W cd Qin-1 E25 O U3 EET gm 3344 4403 ldv-J I-I E-IO M1511 50 Q5 E S E-1 'Qi E E DIBLING, CD I-1 r--fl 1-3 53 P-1 GARET TON MAR TIP ROW: FOURTH Ella s-1 H U3 E r-II P-I H QA I-4 5 Q RE ITAC WH - Y PocH,cLEo EAIS, L, KR LLIAMs,ADA GLER, WI H5 JET BOTTOM ROW: E-4 UD E' as 5 ri P21 I--I N 2 ,,, . MW W-'W 1 n 1 1 . A N To H H ------Q-.. 4'.s-'L , mr, ------- gn MOT QAIL ON! COLORS--Green a g .Af3'63.fg1-jpyf, -. Ff-fri if .11Qf'f, fl .fli'g.-Q., . POEM' .- .i -A ' -1'Tf:7'1f f TREE . . ' A- .Q. . fQ,j'fE -,If :gha1 1536 Ye T' f?9l25 - K 1 ' 1 . 6 1 1 l . gfiig ff 'A' ffl . jf.-' Y' 1 A 1 f1'fif53gX QYYHO SS' H is21p,refs ,A A A A earth-Sym - A A tree .ati G7'6 'f Z1-1iL .day ' ., And S h I 54:13 f Av tif.. -. I: ,f :I .X IZ' :nz-'lvl' .4.',.L A tree that Ayylqrrfgrrgegj-evrdgiiij .Ii A nest of ro er ,lqimfllffif- 15:2-2 :1A.:- F, 1 ' Who intim 'eilyxlii ra ,,,f.: gf f Tf'N-X, Eff?-.-f'-.fi ., Poems aim, -Q ,malilie fbyxxfogkpf 'lildfgiqge But on A If lg' Godin imake 1f5'a..2f ,pe X, A gf A' ,- 5.23. A .Eg ' .- fr' A .L 1'-N 4 5 f PRES IDENT ---------- + - -'vgglfgff-V-Q'IiQE MAITT . VICEJRESIDENT- ------ ----- mm' IHITMAN SECRETARY-TREASURER -------------------- N --BETTY WISE W- W-AAA A W FRESHMAN HISTORY After a joyful vacation September 1955 was started by the joining together again of the classmates who had enjoyed their seventh year of enrollment in the M. H. S. Caravan. The schedule was somewhat different for the bus, as we were to take a four-subject course instead of the usual seven-subject course. ' The days and weeks soon went by and we prepared for the Eighth Grade State Tests. After our class was rated high in that test our bus stopped long enough for the Junior-Hi to win a trophy for being the County Championship Basketball Team. On September 5, 1956 an eager and enthusiastic group of students was again ready to continue on their journey. On the evening of November 17, 1956, we were initiated by the Sophomores.' Much time and preparation were Spent in getting ready for the P. T. A. Fair, an event of November 20. Several of the Freshman boys and girls were on the tumbling teams, as well as being in the Minstrel show. After some hard work on the part of the actors the Freshman presented nThe Calamity Howlern, as their one-act play. It was presented at Risingsun and we came out second. In order to play off class ties and for entertainment as well, the evening of March 30, 1957 was set aside as nFan Niten. The Freshman boys were defeated by the Senior boys in Volleyball, and the girls in Basketball. We were victorious in the boxing bout. Fred Dieter defeated Dale Stearns, a Senior boy. Another lap of our trip is nearly at an end, and we are preparing to leave our bus through the front exit. We have, we believe, begun to realize that, nThe Road of Toil leads to the City of Successn. yr,e4 VISUAlf EDUCATTQT E, L. Bowsher Director of Education of Ohio Visual Education is the application of Visual commun- ication to education. Man in making his very earliest records employed pictures. This 'was Visual Communication. This type of communication follows in an unbroken line from these first records down through the aggs to the present. It has undergone many evolutionary changes and from those first crude sketches of the cave man it emerges today as the motion picture. After the development of recorded speech or auditory communication in the form of writing and printing the evolution of visual communication has slowed down. But the discovery of nPersistence of Visionn, the development of photography, and the invention of usnap shotu cameras gave a great impetus to picture making and created an equally great popular interest. Improvement followed inprovement so rapidly that in less than twenty years after the first in' stantaneous camera, appeared, we had motion pictures, and another twenty years brought us talking pictures. Such rapid action has left most people dazed. They have not had time to analyze the momentous import of this new member in the field of communication. The movement known as nVisual Educationn has new become WerldUTido in its scope. No major notion has failed to rec- ognize its importance and many are subsidizing the production of educational films. The same is true among the states of the Union. Ohio is offering to itfs schools one of the best set-ups of any state for the free distribution of slides and films. ..,. 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T 39323152553 The first six years of ones school career determines the ease of adjustment for the advanced years in school and beyond. It is during this period that acclamation of each child to the routine and conduct of the school is made, that the foundation for acquiring more knowledge is laid, and training in thinking is begun. The accomplishing of this was performed in the first six grades of Montgomery Twp. -school this year by: Misses Flory, Carpenter, Linder, Baehman, Blackburn and Dehnoff. A great improvement has been made in reading facilities for these grades during this school year in the way of pro- vision of reading material and tables and book cases for the use and storage of that material. The program for the grades included many interesting things. Mention of the most outstanding follows: Choral reading has been done sueeeisfully in every grade to the extent that the first grade gave a performance in chapel and the fifth grade were observed by the High School Seniors. Study with the use of the Radio and the motion picture machine has proved valuable and interesting on appropriate occasions. , The achievements in art work are always a pleasure to observe around each room. ln the fifth grade it takes the form of clay and placques as a variation from two dimension work of earlier years. Each pupil can toll of a field trip he has taken to see something about which he has studied. Build thee more stately mansions, Oh my soul As the swift seasons roll Leave thy low vaulted past! Let each new mansion, nobler than the last Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length are free, . Leaving thine outgrown shell by lifeis unresting sea. ' - sn K, ,... 5 '64 M9-42. Lp M5- 'xv 21' .4 -p. -.. -QS: an TOP ROW: SEC OND ROW : TH IRD ROW 2 FOURTH ROW : TOP ROW : SECOND 'Rows THIRD ROW 2 FOURTH ROW : E IGHTH GRADE ROBERT J AC QUOT , JIMMY GAINES , FRANK SNYDER ROBERT MAPES , RICHARD MATT IMORE , HAROLD TYS ON ARTHUR PARSONS , HAMY BRUGG-ENE IER OSCAR KINNEY, NANCY JANE SMITH, BERTHA TRUDEL MARTHA DIETER, MARY ROJEWSKI, RUTH KINNEY BERNICE SHAFFER, IVADEL STITH, LAURA ANN WILLIAMS WITH CARR, EWALD FARWIG-, JUANITA ARMSTRONG- ELVA KIRKBRIDE, LOIS MAE ZEIG'LER,MARJORIE REESE LYLE SCOTT, JOHN SUIHART MORRIS DRAKE FRED TRUDEL J IM BURROWS , CARL JOHNSTON , RUSSELL SNYDER , MELVIN ENGLE , DONALD HOILES , GERALD STAHL SEVENTH GRADE DONALD BABC OCK , .RIC HARD RILEY , GARLAND ARMSTRONG RALPH K INSEY , MARTHA J ANE HEDGE , DELBERT ERN S THAUSEN . DICK ALLEN , BETTY LOU STANDERING, DORIS JUNE HEDGE, CHARLOTTE BREITSHAFT, MARY CRAWFOOT HESTER MAE OVERMEYER NORMAN GARNER, BILLY OHLER, LLOYD SMITH JACK WI-IITACM, DOROTHY DAVID , HOWARD MURDOCK WARREN STEARNS , RAY WARD, FLOYD BURTON ,ANNA RCSE TRUDEL, PHYLLIS HEMINGER, ELLEN SHILEFER -FV TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW! TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: .R -.-N W- : A P 'a r J' OO.w JUNIOR ROJEWSKI, DONALD FAHLE, MARGARET OSTRANDER, THELMA EDGINGTON, MELVIN VOSBURG ARVILLA JOHNSON, VIRGINIA CHAMBERLAIN, HELEN ROBERTS, REVA ROBERTS THELMA ROE, HELEN LINDLEY, RUTH WILLIAMS, DONNA RBBSB, EDWARD MAPES, VIRGINIA FRANKFORTHER GERALD EMMITT, NBRBB FULTON, PATRICIA WHITMAN DOROTHY DRAKE, DONNA HARRISON, BRNA VSIDLE DWIGHT BBNTLBI, MARY SNYDER, GEORGE GALBRAITH ROBERT ROILBS, ROYCN BURGNRR, MARTHA WBNSRL WILNRLD WACHTMAN, CHARLES WAGNER, TRBLNN BARTHOLOMEW, BRIAN ANDERSON, HELEN PARSONS DONALD SCOTT, ROLLRND STINBHARD, I ANNA ROSE DANIELS RIRTR GRADE ANNL WELLING, BETTY HASTINGS, MARY MATTIMORE RUTH MURDOCK, ROBERT REED, GUY BURROWS, ELMER HRRNON N OTHA GASKIE, DONALD MEEK, BERNEICE JACQUOT LORETTA FARABEE, DONNA CARPENTER, BILLY DIETER RUBY ARMSTRONG ORVILLE ERNSTHXUSEN, BETTY EVANS,DORIS CRAWFOOT CHARLES WILLIAMS, ROBERT ZEIGLER, MERRITT VAN VORHIS SYLVIA WHITACRE, VIVA OSTRANDER, RAYMOND GALDRAITH, DONALD SMITH,WILML WOODRUFF,RICHARD FRLNKFORTHER, KARROL REESE ,N ,I,f,f .... 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Kathryn Dierksheide, Lela Vosburg, Richard Jacquot, Maurice Snowden, Norma Harrison, Dick Phillips, John Daniels, Iva Kreais, Raymond Woodruff Bernard Babcock, Lois Heminger, Waneta Ferguson Clayton Scott, Vivian Hoiles, Erma Armstrong Betty Carr, Eileen Ward Wayne Ferguson, Joe Overmeyer, Doris Riley Susie Sabo, Robert David, Lee Engle THIRD GRADE Bobby Cato, Jacqueline Frankforther, Pauline Standering, Grace Edgington, Bob Carr, Wade Hastings, Jack Warner, Dick Harmon, Franklin Jacquot Paul Standering, Ferne Lombard, Ruth Jean Allen Graham Core, Rosie Nell Jones,Gentiliska Patton Izetta Ernsthausen, Kay Kressler Keith Farabee, Harold Hardy, Harriet Burrows Richard Meeks, Marie Sidle, Jimmie Lashaway Richard Van Vorhis, Hugh Harrison Beatrice Reese, Marie Wagner, Freda Ucnsol Mary Alice Caskie, Rose Armstrong, Leroy David Bobby Ault 1 -fi -Q. sa , 9 ,. .. - Y 'Q ,A HTH' K ' 2: V . V W 'flax ,-.mu Q H ss wa Q.. mam U Q,-pn Y' Q as m ...L wu- :Ni fs A 'W ss. ., NE? 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Rythm, one of the fundamentals of music, is a basic element in the growth of a little child. There are many ways of approach but by far the best is the Rythm Band, the results of which, cooperation, concentration, musical appre- ciation of melody and time,are far reaching and build a foundation for musical training in later years. Montgomery has specialized in this type of musical development for several years. The current project has been an educational one for the 40 members from the First and Second Grades and we hope has given a great deal of enjoy- ment to the listeners. ELELW-m'A,RY GRADES MUSIClPRO5RAM Just as rythm is one of the fundamentals of music, so music is one of the fundamental elements of life and the form of expression. Montgomery's elementary music program has a four-fold aim. First to create a liking for music and an enjoyment in singing which leads to our' second aim of nevery child participationu,third is an appreciation of music, and fourth a knowledge of some of the basic facts. Public appearance, which too often is a great source of embarrassement, requires self-control and a feeling of ease. The music department is giving the children experience along this line 'in the many appearances before 'an audience through the medium of programs,especially Chapel, and in the culmination of all our efforts, the May Music Festival. .v ...few -.1.' tis- ,N Egg 15:55- ' in : 2' 5 ' 5'E'f::ssQ-.a-s': '1' M -.gem h. -1' iff, .f M A 'fn'-'2'r'E7 - -ff' E-fu. ,j..!:.::-, ,, , ' R5 .,.. '.-- Ff- Y. gs, P u. 47 1 H: .fl-33 , Q .z..,,,' 4 C54 ,, N4+,b5,k3,,, i A . - - fff!'f':Ep.1 1' '- L-fm 'J . ' gJ. '4f,-21,.'i 5 5, 'iv' 1.5532-: --. 'v 3 Ig- wig w., F. :::::qqgg4,.2 Ii ,,. . 4- ' . 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The specimens were all added this year as a result of the combined efforts of the students, who located killed or injured specimens, and Miss Miller who mounted them. The number of show cases for exhibiting reptiles, Mollosks, birds, animals, insects, rocks, minerals, soils, etc. has increased to occupy all the space on thefnorth will and on the west wall of the science room. Living specimens of flowers and fish fill the windows, and usually an experiment or two running for one of the science classes fills up any vacant space in the room, making that room an opportunity for learning from observa- tion. LIBRARY A library, consisting of a small collection of books was established in the early years of our school. After a few years other shelves and bookcases were added to take care of the new books that were constantly being added to the library. Our P. T. A. furnished reading circle books each'yearU'which were greatly appreciated. Encyclopedias and World Books were bought by the P. T. L. and School Board. Each year books are borrowed from the State Library. Last year during the ice storm the teachers built a counter which separates the study hall from the library. This new set-up called for a new system of records, and such a system was installed this year. If we have reading we are saved from the curse of lone- liness. So great and manifest are the blessings of the library that we as students of Montgomery High School, pause a moment to urge our parents to encourage Love for Books in their children. .-.,1,f:' 'xy - fl., L.. 3, EW 1 f A M . . V STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: Phyllis Emmitt, Gerald Stahl, Doris June Hedge. semen: Doris sresier, Donald snearer, Mr- Warner, Joseph Pooh. The aim of the student council is to help with the school problems and it's bettermenta' This organization was composed of one member from each class. It was organized with Donald Shearer, President, Joseph Pooh, Vice President, Doris Bresler, Secretary. This group held their meetings each Monday at ll:4O. Each class member represented reported to his class the things to be done. Again this year a paper sale was sponsored by them to help the library. ANNUAL STAFF This represents the fourth school annual, published by the staff with the help of the supervisors and teachers, The Mehirab was completed by students of the Junior and Senior Classes, who have worked hard to help make this a treasure and a memory for the future. Editor-in-Chief -------------- ------------- Lorain Peters Assistant Editor ---------------------------- - Ray Huber Business Managers --------- Donald Shearer, Arthur Hespe Calendar Editors ------- -- Lois Johnston, Ferne Hastings Literary Editors--Helen Sabo, Lula Yates, Phyllis Logan Art Editors ------------------ Joe Pooh, Charles Johnson, Darell Graham Joke Editors ---------------- June Campbell, Mary Lombard Circulation Manager ----------- Bill Feltman, Bill Smith - Cleon Murph Sports Editors-Donna Logan, Elder Babcock, Gerald Clari Social Editors ------------ .- Bernice Yates,h5rthi Fgrwig Supervisors ----------------- Miss Clingaman, Miss killer Mr. Warner ,,.. 1 Nm' ,.., -2 TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: .. , P P WW ,C GIRLS GLEE CLUB LURA ETTA TIPTON, DONNA WARD, MARGARET DIBLING LaVERNE DAVID, BETTY JACQUOT, MARGARET JAGQUDT ALTA OSTRANDER, BETTY ABEL, ETIIEL DRUGGEMEIER VERNIGE STEARNS, EILEEN- WENSEL HELEN SABO, LOIS ERNSTHAUSEN, LOIS OSTRANDER BETTY WISE, ANNA ROSE OHLER, PHYLLIS EMMITT CECIL TYSON, SARAH ELLEN CLINE, JEAN WILLIAMS KATHLEEN BURROWS, DORIS BRESLER LULA YATES, MARTHA EARUIG, EVELYN MAE HEMINGER MARY POCH, THELMA JOHNSTON, THELMA HUBER, CLEO WHITACRE, ELSIE OHLER, BETTY HARMON, MARGUERITE RILEY, JEAN HALL I RUTH JEAN GRAHAM, MARTHA HOILES, IONE MEEKS MARCILE DANIELS, LOIS JOHNSTON, BERNICE YATES ADA KREAIS, MARGIE FAUSNAUGH, ILA EMMITT CLARA ELLEN REESE, RUTH OVERM YER, DONETTA MURDOCK BOYS GLEE CLUB GLENN STAHL, CARL WOODRUEE, DONALD BURGHER ROBERT ROJEWSKI, DONALD SHEARER, BILLY SMITH HARRY ZIEGLER, RAYMOND HUBER, WILLIAM FELTMAN CHARLES JOHNSON DARREL GRAHAM,ROGARD WESTENBARGER, CLEON MURPHY FRED DIETER, JAMES LUNDY, ELDER BABCOCK, CLEO WAYNE BREWER, EARL SAMS, DONALD PAUL MGKENNA JOHN BUCKINGHAM, KIRKWOOD MURPHY, KENNETH BURROWS, HAROLD WARD, JOHN TYSON, KEITH REESE JAMES MEEKS, JAMES ILER, MISS ROUX EDISON KINSEY, PAUL TRUDEL, WALTER KRIENKAMP KEITH LANDIS, BILLY SALISBURY, JUNIOR AMOS CALVIN STANNARD, ARTHUR HESPE MN .fauna -.2 JTEJW Z' fx. 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L I r I rl N. ,., ,, ,, BAND DWIGHT ANDERSON, GLENN STAHL, MISS ROUX, CARL JOHNSTON, DICK ALLEN, RICHARD RILEY, RICHARD MATTIMORE, IVADEL STITH, DORIS BRESSLER, HARRY BRUGCEM IER, MORRIS DRAKE LOIS ZIEGLER, ILA EMMITT, DON HOILES,' FRED DIETER, ROYCE BURGHER PATRICIA WHITMAN, MARTHA JANE HEDGE, ROGARD WESTENBARGER, JIMMY GAINES, PHYLLIS EMMITT JAMES BURROWS, LAURA ANNE WILLIAMS, EWALD FARWIG, GERALD STAHL MIXED CHORUS RUTH OVERLEYER, ETHEL BRUGGEMEIER, ILA EMM TT LOIS JOHNSTON, CLARA ELLEN REESE, CLEON MURPHY HAROLD WARD, MARTHA HOILES, HELEN SABC JIM LUNDY, CHARLES JOHNSON, BILL FELTMAN, DON SHEARER, RAY HUBER, BILLY SMITH, HARRY ZEIGLER DON BURCHER, BOB ROJEWSKI, ARTHUR HESPE KEITH LANDIS, LULA YATES, DONNA LOGAN, PHNLLIS LOGAN, MARY IOMBARD, HAZEL DAWSON, ELNORA MARTIN, DOROTHY HASTINGS, LOIS OSTRANDER, ANNA ROSE OHLER, ROGARD WESTENBARGER RUTH GRAHAM, FERNE HASTINGS, JUNE CAMPBELL CATHERINE MANECKE, BERNICE YATES, DONETTA MURDOCK, PHYLLIS EM ITT, JEAN WILLIAMS f. v. - N . x .' - ' ' ., - A .... MW' Music Our music department has continued its rapid strides toward becoming the well organized department to which we are looking forward. The interest and enthusiasm which have carried over from last year are excellent. With the cooper- ation of pupils and teacher we have ments this year. made wonderful achieve- The girl's chorus was organized at the beginning of the year. The following officers were elected: PRESIDENT ------ M-HLOIS JOHNSTON VlCE-PHESIDBNT--- ---- ILA EMKITT SEO,hfTREAS.4-BTHEL BRUGGBMEIER NEWS REPORTER-CLARA ELLEN REESE It was voted to have three cents a month dues. The girl's had the opportunity to sing at a number of public gatherings, many of them P. T. A. meetings. The group also sang for Baccalaureate services. From the girl's chorus, a Jr. Trio, Sr. Trio, Girl's Sextette, and Girlfs Quartette were formed. The boy's chorus was also organized as follows: PRESIDENT- --------- BILL FELTUAN VICE-PHESlDEHT ------ DOH SKEARER SEC, 8 THEAS. ------ ARTHUR HESPE NEWS REPOHTER ------- HAROLD WARD lt has likewise appeared on a number of programs. From this organization a boy's quartette was public appearances. The mixed chorus was composed selected which made many of selected voices from both choruses. One appearance which was enjoyed by all was the night the group went Christmas caroling. The Music Festival was held again this year at Bowling Green. Approximately sixty pupils from Jr. and Sr. High choruses represented our school. It was a beautiful affair and'was enjoved immensely ey everyone, both participants and :J listeners. We also had a festival in the school auditorium, May 7. Another great event of the yea the band. lt progressed astonishing he presented with capes and caps whi group. An instrumental quintet was about thirty members. We hope the gpg-C ell gmt Worwk . .,.....,..,.............,...,....... of our own which was held was the organization of ly and has the fortune to ch make a very attractive formed from the group of band will continue its 2 X r-, .L an Qi! -..-............-...--....-u..,----w-1-----------' ' -X, 1 P Mr , CHAPEL Of all the special features in our school curriculum one of the most outstanding has been the Chapel program presented each Wednesday afternoon. It is on this afternoon that we attend a program assembled by one of the classes of the high school. The program usually consists of scripture and prayer, songs, poems, solos, duets, quartettes, or instrumental music, and a lecture. We have been very fortunate in having speakers who are authorities in their field. Mr. Fleckinger, a natural scientist and bird photographer from Toledo, showed and explained 150 specic of birds in colored slides, Chief Blue Skies, a full blooded Cherokee Indian, talked on the relat- ionship and misunderstanding between the red and white man and explained some of the Indian traditions to a very attent- ive audienceg A man from India, dressed in Hindu head dress, showed us by comparison the difference between the white race and the Hindu racog Dr. Hamlin formerly of Ohio State Univer- sity gave a lecture making his own illustration on the effect of alcohol in the bodyg Mrs. Burrows, a blind resident of the community effectively told of the Braile System, Mr. Leedy working on a problem for the U. S. Bureau of Conservation under the direction of Ohio State University gave a very appropriate Arbor day lecture on the Wild Life of Wood Co.3 An Australian working for the Great Lake Exposition told us of both the nature of the Exposition and of Australia. Special days have been solemnized by the cooperating of local talent with classes of the school. Especially have the Reverends Coad, Egbert, Moore, Turner and Flory, also the American Legion aided in this function. fX,fN -,fy Z ,R rx!! I 1: 1 Xflpf fl N - jj ' v Uf cnnno . K - 5 -J . ' sat., Way ww. 2 2 k if M, .. N31 n- Y A-'fa TSW? 0. :Msg . V g 'LU .. ,Z- as K E. 1 ...gm-N . nw Eg? 5 1 ,S f if . X 1 Runs. in Y ' S : ,IJ I 'MJ Yam W Sw 1 Q-L. Q: .,...........,.............,.......................................,.-,.. , ' f ,-iNQ.aI M QD TJ J A 15. ,KE 11's ,ai?1 f5g55-Hh,N.,-Qqji tQ1SFWqEPEES7! is :lr -.i1'-:fr .ELQY iQ.QU,,.T..S. On April 50, 1936 the American Legion Post 5561 Wayne, Ohio became the official sponsor of a Boy Scout troop--3517. The job of building a good organization had to start at the beginning since very few remnants of the previous unit were still available. An interested and capable troop committee composed of Walter Logan, John Rogers and C. B. Allen supplied the administrative spark necessary and the organization began to grow slowly. The same troop committee is functioning now for the second year and steady progress is being madei One of the high spots of the current year was the Dads' Nite Feed of February 4, 1936 when a real gang of boys and dads put away with gusto a real feed prepared by the women of the Legion Auxiliary and afterwards enjoyed short talks of Prof, lPowel1 of Bowling Green University and Scout Field Executive John Smart of the Toledo Area Council. The young and otherwise boys enrolled in Troop 517 are: Walter Brimmer-Scoutmaster Wilford lngall-Assistant Richard Allen Meris Drake Don Babcock Jim Gaines Floyd Burton Edison Kinsey Norman Garner Richard Mattimere Don Hoiles Don McKenna Carl Johnston Jim Meek Ralph Kinsey Howard Murdock Gerald Stahl Arthur Parsons John Tyson Orval Parsons John Swihart Edw. Rojewski Billy Salisbury Earl Sams Glenn Stahl The first row are the Second Class Scouts. 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Each cast had a very delightful play and the audience ranked them as follows: Rising Sun -------- P ----------------- -------- - His First Girl Wayne ----- ---------------------- - ------- The Calamity Howler Bradner ------------------------ ----- The Only Man on the Jury Portage ----- ----- v ------ --- ---- -- The Orange Colored Necktie The Sophomore plays were held at Portage and were judged according te their performances: Rising Sun --------------------------------- The Contest Play Bradner ------ -------------- ---- ---- ---- Weiners on Wednesday Wayno-- ----------------- -------------------- Pin a Pin on Me Portage ------------------- -------- The Cutest Thing in Boots The Montgomery Juniors were fortunate in having their play at home on a stage they were acquainted with and won by a great majority. Wayne ------------------- N ------- ------ --- On the Dotted Line Bradner--- ---------- ------------------ The Henpccked Husband Rising Sun ------------------------------- Sauce for Goslings Portage ------------------------------- Tourists Accommodated The Seniors had their plays at Bradner and delighted their audience with four excellent plays. Bradncr- ---------- - ---- ------------ ---- -------- Hot Biscuits Wayne ----- - ---- -- --- -------- ----- ---- - -------- Mixed Dates Rising Sun---- -------- ------- -------- n------- Cernfed Babies Portage ----------- ----- -------------- M-- ----------- Eggzactly Each school furnished musical entertainment of various kinds between each act. In most cases the music was heme talent giving opportunity for stage experience to even more persons. ei it A--' ,4 'M 'HBLE 3...PI.,TE,,.. fF.32.NQE JUNIOR PLAY CAST Mrs. Emma Barlow, who runs the Airmont Inn ------ Donna Logan June Barlow, her daughter -------------------- Ferns Hastings Seth Haskins, lives on adjoining farm ----------- Junior Amos Dave Haskins, his son -------------------------- Arthur Hespe Tubby Williams, young village when gossip ----- Carl Woodruff :Miss Lucy Upton, a nervous old maid- ------ -- Evelyn Heminger Rosie, a maid of all work at Airmont Inn ----- Ruth Overmeyer Horace Grahame fhstorb, a financier --------- Charles Johnson Harry Jackson, young society man ---------- ------ Paul Trudel Evelyn Jackson, his sister. A social bud ----- Martha Hoiles Mrs. Theodore Dreyfus, a social climber ------- Martha Farwig Dora Dreyfus, her young daughter ------------- Clara E. Reese Mrs, Barlow is having trouble with Seth Haskins about selling her place to him. To make matters worse Dave Haskins loves June Barlow. To raise money to pay her taxes Mrs. Barlow is taking in tourists during the summer, Mr. Haskins hearing Dave ask June to marry him, declares that he will force Mrs. Barlow to sell, He is very angry at her for refusing to marry him when they were younger, Ho builds a fence called the nSpite Fencenshutting off the View of the Inn from the road. Thus the tourists cannot see the Inn. But alas Mr. Grahame, who really is the rich Mr. Horace Astor of Baltimore, comes to Mrs. Bar1ow's rescue. He buys the Inn and employs Mrs. Barlow as the housekeeper. For comedy we have Mrs. Dreyfus who is trying to marry her daughter Dora to millions. She finally succeeds in marrying Dora to rich young Harry Jackson. There are also Lucy Upton and gossiping Tubby Williams, who are very lovable but laughable. As a happy ending Dave and June are married. Also Mr. Grahame, ahas Mr. Astor, after much stammering and muttering persuades Mrs. Barlow to change her name to Astor. . . 1' 'rf ueuy J rm 'A uw G MS . ,. S13 E169 C la ir e Har' low s 1 .A .Qe1fQ'Qggpj' ,J A Une 1 e Rip 1 ey at C laytonvi lle . He 'tk eg QQ W A 'A ed away to leave C laire , beeaus A F- . gud? . Sabine Lotus ar 'ives but Q. ' o That A' ' ust suits C laire , but for Le tu who ' 'Q m and desire s a chaperen, it A s not ver wseti sf :QI G laire had already s ent two bott eontai. sfdtfift at s ea . Lo tus when told is hg i ifi I A-nan1e was signed to one of tho no -' . f, A P and QFSNU S to PG' main wi 1-Q glue abine arrive s . At la s t aft e if ,', allliight when Aunt S ab i. n o ma r r ww Q- -1 1 ayt onvi 1 1 e . Aunt C indy mary fog ' 1' 1 im 1933151113 ' Lotus change s hor- , Q ' o 1 by I-,f1eg11et a movie actor' , whi' ' s fs. sshionod and takes up he I' par' lm ' ' . Xl? 57 G LAIRE E111 mow- - W - -- --- - - - - -'ey -kggg: -- - 57 - 7+ .- M .- - - -mmf Le,vzE,'.ED HESTER ELlR'l' - - - -A - - - -TEE -7fQQFj4- - M 1- - - - -HLLZEL DAVIS ON BIFF BUDKINS-M - - -- -- - 1+i.g-5,9-P1-,A+f -y-1+ - H -W M --RATZHOND HUBER LOTUS C LAYT ON-- - ---- 'ifiif - - -i:45v- - -f- 1- - - - -- - - -PHYLLI S LOGJLN SELBI NE C LAW om- - - - - M - 19.5 - -352 +2-sf M +4.55 - - - -- -- - - LQEAIE PETERS AUM? G 1 EEE E II:-IPKINS - -- 5-T -35:7 - 5 -:ffm - -ff:-' .-....--... HELEN smgo e o LBY TMGIZET - ----M - ---- l T141 - -5-if-5 - -f , -Q H. M E N -1meE.1LD SHEARER MARC ELLA DAW S GN - -------- ya Sy- -33:1-jk-4-:xr '- - - -C ATITERIETIE I-.ZAIIEC KE MRS . JEUITIE DAWS ON- - - ---- - Q1:iffTffj Q ----- - - .LETIZA ROSE OHLER RIPLEY HQIELOW.-- ,, ,, , W- - - N - - M- -- -- - ----- BILL SMITH PARKER TU BBS ------ .--Q-n--4-..---4--.--......-........................... ,-. s.Q S DONALD BURGHER 0 R412 1 FACULTY--CAN YOU IMAGINE? Warnon not tolling a story? Brimmcr walking fast? Miss Clingaman being talkative? Miss Miller not stuffing a woodchuck? Mr. Mr. Mis Mis Mic Mi His Mis Mis CWC' On' Bruns not giving orders outside? Ingull walking to school? Roux tolling peoplo hor correct Dchnhoff with a smile? Blackburn not drawing pictures? Bnchman without rod hair? Linder without Kiss Dchnhoff? Carpcntor coming to school into? Flory not liking tho littlo tots M .I 5 'A' A . ucuu cuuc uu a ? , -2. 3 iff, ' +4-H :sg X X Q 1 bn rf V: - fr fwfr. ff' mf, . W. Ea X M N W' xv il 3 5 1 . l ! v U1 i , I I 5 fl 1 ' ,Z f ! I X, f lf, t x ' ff ff X Ei ,ff if .f lx f N -M ff? QQ 'l A W VALUE or ATHLETlCS Originally the term Athletics was applied to any kind of outdoor sports. More recently, however, its use has been restricted largely to trials of physical skill, strength, or endurance among a number of contestants. To gain the skill and endurance that will enable the athlete to withstand the prolonged strain of contests on the field, basket-ball floor, or the track the athlete has to subject himself to careful training. Through this careful training program we see the following' features so well exemplified in the program of athletics. PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT: There is no surer road to the goal of perfect physical development and health than regular exercise in the open air. For stirring up the blood, devel- oping the muscles, clearing the head, and stimulating the appetite, nothing is better than athletic games. SACRIFTQE: One who follows this careiul training program naturally will have to make sacrifices,in some lines of endeavor, late hours, overindulgence foods and pastries. But there are reward for training: Chance to be of service to schools in representing the school in competitive sports. Of the honored group who wears the coveted letter representing achievement in the said sport are the following? VARSITY M Bill Salisbury, Kenneth Snowden, Edward Rojewski, Glenn Stahl, Jr. Amos,Elder Babcock, Kenneth Burrows, Gerald Clark Bill Feltman, Darrel Graham, John Kinzey, Walter Krienkamp Joe Poch, Robert Rojewski, Bill Smith, Carl Trudel, Carl Woodruff, Everett ller, Don Shearer, Cleon Murphy, Calvin Stannard Finally engaging with others in wholesome sports teaches one to overcome many undesirable traits of Character laziness, timidity, conceit,lack of consideration for others and the main feature COOPERATION. X .,,..... . ........... ..... ...... ......,, 'Za O Q to U2 5 '-1 M O I-4 '11 ll' f.J P-Q A U1 cfs H CJ. P-1 '-1 n+ 'Lil Q:-a Qi CC cb N 5-1 ci E M O C Q Q ,A -I CQ CG E1 Q +41 H wx f f. AZ r H O uf! 14-4 ls F7 F f-Zi f4-I E-4 n-J 2323 I-ii n-Tl r-1 I-4 F13 Oi 031 sa +1 4 r-I 92 'Xa O O In Q 5 an an Q ls E 5 .A L, ,. 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Wayne was defeated by the score of 60 to 52. On April 25, the first Little Big Four Track meet was held at Bradner.' Risingsun had the score at the end of the track meet of 58, Wayne 56, Bradner 17, Bleemdale 9. On April 29, the next track meet was held at Wayne. Wayne bringing up the score ahead of Risingsun. ' The score is at the end of the second track meet, Wayne 89, Risingsun 76, Bradner 41, Bloomdale 25. Gn May 4 a track meet was held with Tentogany here at Wayne. Tontogany brought both their Senior and Junior High team. Score of the Senior High meet Wayne 65, Tentegany 25. Junior High meet Wayne 46, Tentegany 52. On May 7th and Sth Tentegany entertained the schools of Wood County in a track meet. The results of the meet are as fellows: 'Tontogany first with see points, Wayne.second with 55 points, Lake third with 29 points. May 15th a Little Big Four League track meet will be held at Bleemdale. The last meet will be held at Wayne on the 21. ...., .-, ................ A ......,........ sw EE 2 757 W1 .MX Q? f 1,519 -Z? 4 av A. ,J-Y TOP ROW: BOTTOM ROW: TOP ROW: BOTTOM ROW: TOP ROW: BOTTOM ROW: MW OOMT. JUNIOReHI EASKEEEALL MR. BRIMMER, ARTHUR PARSONS,HARRY BRUGGEMEIER RALPH KINSEY, RICHARD MATTIMORE, JIMMY GAINES RICHARD RILEY, FREDERICK TRUDEL HAROLD TYSON EWALD FARWIG GERALD STAHL A NORMAN GARNER, DONALD BABCOCK, DONALD HOILES, CARL JOHNSTON, 'ERESHMANMHAEHETBALL MR. INGALL, GERALD STAHL, FRED DIETER, EARL SAMS, DONALD KINZEY, DONALD McKENNA,MR. WARNER WILLIAM WHITMAN, GLENN STAHL, HARRY ZEIGLER KEITH REESE .TRACK MR. BRUNS, PAUL YATES,, HARRY WILLIAMB,'ELDER BABCOCK, CALVIN STANNARD,PAUL TRUDEL,JIM MEEKS BILL FELTMAN JOHN KINZEY, HAROLD SNOWDEN, HARRY ZEIGLER,DON SHEARER, JUNIOR AMOS, CARL WOODRUFF AAAAA W as was ss mm xx an E max ms E Q H N 5 ' ss 5 H E E H Env w W my E W E B Hwy-W ms kms M M kmxwx M Hmmm,- W B iw, Q, Y. ,wh EE H 4588 Vw M IC C VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: BILL FELTMAN, MOR., WILLIAM SMITH, HARRY ZEIGLER JOHN KINZEY, GLENN STAHL, MR. BRUNS, COACH BOTTOM ROW: BILLY GRAHAM, JUNIOR AMOS, DONALD SHEAHER, BILLY SALISBURY, CARL WOODHUFF RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: HR. INGALL, ?AUL YATES, PAUL THUDEL, JOE POOH DON BUHGHEH, KENNETH SEOWDEL, BILLY WHITMAN HAROID SHOWDEH, DONALD KIUZEY, JOHN TYSOU, BILL FEL'iT.TA.N, I-IR. EJAHIEE1-1 ' BOTTOK HOWf HARRY WILLIAMS, JALES HEEKS, GERALD CLARK, EARL SAMS, ELDEH BLBCOCK, DONALD HCLEHNA NICE CATCH Mr. Brimmer seeing his neighbor Mr. Warner coming down the street with a fishing pole across his shoulder called: Did you catch anyt1'1i.ngg? I-Ex . W?'.11I1GI'! Yes, the 7:50 there and the 5:50 back. Hiram: Gosh, hor face sure looks flouryf' Hank: Yep, sho oughta have it siftod.' Her: That new hat makes your face look short. She: HThat's strange. It mado my husbands face look long.n n BASKETBALL GAMES WEBSTER vs WAYNE--November 25 Webster came to Wayne for the.opening game of the 1956-57 basketball season. When the final whistle blew the score was tied. After two three- minute overtimes the Bull Dogs wen. Score 26 to 24. The second team and Junior High team won also. MT. BLANCHARD vs WAYNE--December 5 Mt. Blanchard came to Wayne for the second game of the season. The Blanchard team proved too much for our boys and the game ended with a score of 25 to 18 in favor the visiting team. The second team won. The Junior High played Bradner and won. - A GIBSONBURG vs WAYNE--December ll Wayne traveled to Gibsonburg determined to even up the score Gibsonburg had made in a football game. The boys accomplished what they set out to do by handing Gibsonburg a memorable defeat to the tune of 22 to 17, The second team won as usual and the Junior High won by one point. WAITE vs WAYNE--December 21 the Varsity and Second team traveled to Toledo for another game of basketball. The Varsity lost to Waite by a score of 50 to 16. The second team lost their first game by a score of 58 to 12. . LIBBEY vs WAYNE--December 25 and back to Toledo, but time to play Libbey. The first half of the game was good, but the Toledo boys warmed up and the score at the end of the game was 59 to l2. The Second team lost their second game to Libbey by a score of 40 to 20. ALUMNI vs WAYNE--December 29 Alumni picked ten men for their Varsity and ten men for their Reserve Team. The Alumni Varsity won 42 to 15. .u The High Sehool Second team won 24 to 20, BRADNER vs WAYNE--January 2 Bradner High School paid a visit to Wayne for a friendly game of basketball. The Wayne Varsity won by a score of 40 to 18. The Second team won by a score of 45 to 9. The Junior High won 22 to 5. ., ,.,...... ,. .,.,. . 4 1 .....,...., ....., .......,......... .... , , , , .. H BLOOMDALE vs WAYNE--January 8 Wayne went to Bloomdale. The Bloomdale boys thought that Wayne would be easy, but when thc game was over they found that the score was 55 to 29 in favor the Bull Dogs. - Both the Second Team and the Junior High Team lost. CYGNET vs WAYNE--January 15 Cygnet came to Wayne. .They won the game last year and thought they would this year but Wayne won with a score of 25 to 19. The second team won 18 to 12. Jr. Hi won 51 to 1. AMHEREST vs WAYNE--January 16 the Wayne Varsity motored to Amherest to pay them the return game they had promised. The Wayne Bull Dogs lost 20 to 56. , NORTH BALTIMORE vs WAYNE-January 25 the North Baltimore team came to Wayne. A very good game was played by both teams but North Baltimore won by a score of 22 to 18. The Second Team won 51 to 12. The Junior High also won 25 to 10. LIBERTY vs WAYNE--January 29 our old friend Liberty High payed us a visit. The Wayne boys played a great game that night and came out on top 28 to 15. The Second Team won 25 to 10. The Junior High played Risingsun Junior High and won 25 to 12. PEMBERVILLE vs WAYNE--February 5 Pemberville came to Wayne. Pemberville won 55 to 29. Although they lost the Bull Dogs showed Pemberville a good game. The Second team won 51 to 26. The Junior High Won also. IUCKEY vs WAYNE--February 12 the last game before the tournament was played between Luckey and Wayne. It 1 proved to be a good game. The game ended with even scores so two three minute overtimes were playedg neither team could get ahead and the game ended a 21 to 21 tie. Second team won 25 to 16. Jr. Hi won 22 to 16. LAKE vs WAYNE--February 19 Wayne went to the College at Bowling Green to their first game of the tournament. At the half, Wayne was ahead 9 to 8 but during the third and fourth quarter Lake get going and left Wayne behind. This defeat put Wayne out of the tournament. The score 27 to 17. -vm... .......,..... ... ........ . , Q1 .. -fl-f . ,:,,,,,.,, ,.-. 1 ...A:::.- .wr , 4 :. . E rf 2: A E? E -Q vw us ss fe mg ' sen E W a ws - asm . sa - an ws, . B. - a ,nm aww Q. . E .. .W 5, Q my WEEKS T a si E M E-K sm mn mn ss mm., H, J' ' btbfg. r ss ms xx D Q a mmm mx' 41. WE ,2- .vm ea -aww n Tm N E.. 2 y ws 14 ms N mn I mv x Q BEER Q Q- an H Q gs HEIM NEWER ms ,. K 1 ms my xmgw ,man E Q -K3 M M H mf W 1, ,-:QE MM? ESQ anim H N , mm ' 'E uw w K :lg gg2!a::. 'mu P.,a 5 f miss ' Wgziag- ' Qu. na M ,HBHE1 E EBI' , 1 m -M -Em me. M .mn Q4 ss H fn 1 a , H x BS ,ww W gs-Lg. E ss ms a Hmm n E 'w E. 5 515 E3 , ass ,na Xl a ws? 3 X , NN K 9' -1123-4 Of Q , f'l:1' 'ffm 1 f -- W f -4 M f4.w 1'f:5!:ig3mAa 'WE L' 'Xu F, f.,,. ip ' if xx-Q M2 ' Edit-1 Yf Rx .' Q xx 5 WZN X Q ' ,ff M ' ' E A,, 1 3 'I ff '- X'-1 X XT, K 7 -:1 ' 'D-xx '1., I ' R, Q: X - A . 7 rl A Q ..:-' ' xg: pquspionissmoa BANQUET The Juniors paid their last tribute to the Senior Class of l957, on May l, by giving a banquet and a dance in their honor. Decorations were made in the colors of both classes and followed the theme of May Day in both dining hall and dance floor. The dining room was canopied with streamers of crepe paper of pastel shades and the tables were decorated with May flowers, candles,cups and napkins of various colors. Individual favors, May baskets with four flowers in each, further added to the beauty of the dinner room. The dinner skillfully cooked by the mothers of UJB 'J11I116!- class consisted of: A , Fruit Juice Cocktail Chicken a La King Mashed Potatoes Gravy Buttered peas in shells Rolls Butter Vegetable Gelatine Salad Vanilla Ice Cream White Cake The Sophomore girls, each wearing a white apron trimmed in a ruffle of a color harmonizing with the theme of the banquet, served the food. The toastmaster, Arthur Hespe presented the Tevenings program consisting of toasts from Miss Clingaman, Miss Miller Ray Huber, Mr. Bruns, Mr. Brimmer, and Hr. Warner. The banquet adjourned to reassemble in the auditorium also decorated to follow the theme of Hay Day with a May Pole forming the center of interest. ' At various times during the evening circle dances around the May Pole added interest and color to the evening of dancing. Punch in the hall furnished an attractive center for relaxation. Music was furnished by Stevonson's Orchestra from Latchey. Pl To Aa The annual P. T. A. Fair was held November 20, 1957 constituting the best attended program and most outstanding performance sponsored by the Montgomery Twp. P. T. A. The evening was started by entertainment from the first four grades, the nature of which was a radio program entitled the' nBiggest Little Broadcastn. It consisted of La Rhythm Band, lst and 2nd grades, Piano Solos, recitations conducted by the teachers of those grades. A pageant, nThe Bearers of Lightu was presented by grades ranging from 5 to 8. This pertained to Thanksgiving and was conducted by the teachers of these various grades. The contribution of the High School classes was a HMinstrel Shown, with outstanding features of dances and songs. The burst of laughter following the jokes expressed the appreciation of the audience. When the UGrand Finalen was played everyone knew that it was the end of our program for the evening, and time to adjourn. Concession of the evening included various things located around the building. In the lobby was a candy stand and the ones who ventured a little farther found that the kitchen was a commendable place to quiet hunger pangs. On the third floor of the building a fish pond and funhouse was constructed. For convenience a check room, was selected and the Senior's undertook the management of it. Over 50 merchants displayed their merchandise. This is the largest representative number of that kind of display ever to be held at our P. T. A. Fair. Other contributions to the evening were Agriculture, Needlework, Antiques and Floral displays. As the evening drew to a close the various committee members of tho organization counted their profits, and gave us the final report of more than S340.00, the largest sum of money we had ever taken in. S. i GL F' 3 , W . ,L if Y. '. r. K V:-ii ,, , .uf ,. , Q., , Quin aj . in 5' vs. 'R 1 S5 1 v s. J' ' F 'v- gszesgf M21 11-' '32, 2 3954 .. . .. - ,H 2536 ,'g C Sf f nb , - - P I' 14? '- -. f i? 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A .4 3333, 9 15AkLJ 1' j' an 35s :an running around the halls. if 1 , 4 Q, j - 1 V539 wNf'uU' f saeras A .3 I 4, I L...-,Q Q ., getQ W- , A, , . . , with Mr. Inga-ll . I V . A' ou 1 -u jg. ,D U n lv periods-Classes elected their fficers . M!! Q !'vaE 15 Faculty had a weinfl roast. Cwonder what they didl 16 Seniors had chapel--Seniors had an ice cream social. 17 The seniors started selling candy today. 18 Bowling Green came here for our first football game. Seniors start the social ladder with a Weiner roast. 21 Home Room period--classes discuss their different problems 22 Juniors entertained in chapel today with nGet Up and Bar the Door . 24 Meeting of cheer leaders. VMr. Ingall is coaching them. 25 Football game--Toledo Libbey Cherel 28 Home Room Period--first P. T. A. Meeting--a musical program. 29 Junior Play Books arrived today.' Now to get busy on that play. 50 Sophomores had chapel--Juniors try out for parts in the Junior play. 51 Parts are given out for Junior play. 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A.H-Home Room Period. Senior Chapel--chalk-talk by Mr. very interesting. Football Game--Gibsonburg. No school--Teachers Institute. otures taken. very pretty! Hoxworth. It was L1,,,' -,. . . . .,,:' 1 'LVT .Aw www E ..,,....,,,.... :Qin ..... ..... .....,.............,...........................,..................,, . 1 : - ' NOVEMBER 2 Home Room Period. 5 Election Day--High School and 7th and Sth grade vote at regulamwagkgkgw auditorium. Y . , ' 4 cards went out again. 5 S Goverment today. . A -,am ag: 1 2 v- X.. . . . 6 -Etmaedmxqgenrragb,-,f,Qm,, r radio in American a ,.x,4,c.-QI:-A :Amish 5.5. -Z .,5,4.. ,v'- .-nh., . ,Q li .---Q-'f,j,-,::.:,?5frjg.55:,g:31- '--' 'f A'A' f - 9' AmefN3fQgEdmQaE3b' W fggiggfgents day at chapel' lGF G: atm , -A -5- Yesterdaysand Toda:y. ' - ? f 11?-?':.g ,Q likfgigggf dffygrniwagpf 1 3 22 ' ifm have Chapel- ' 1' 2- '.?T.'2gf'-:7-- Viiff- ' if 12 gfgibsror-ZdQggQWasQgQeakg' at Chapel, Senior pictures c q93gQQJd42gqial3rcdMgg5f crowded-We wonder why-- Q 151i?gQHmMQQreQwEsZwpQaQgrp ay. Football Game-Bradner. '- f'?f?377?f'zi'351-?:' - ' A-'EFI-Lf--7 7 fl ' fwfqgiifjimlfgwwgws 1 5 lnjgafrpmeftffogmfp- today--Blue Monday. - 153wWf'-.6.imfmQ3f q 1 Eq5QhkQrs,andgFnQggffi take intelligence test. Lucky ',. '11- .',' :,-4-':i' H' '- '- 94'-! - 522' rzlfigsx OPS - v 19 -Tv' is gfgggg dy for the Fair. . . . i 2 oo . a e t i o 20 P T A f w ' Q pel n aftern n St rt d serv h t luncheij '5 'W 225 Noon b i ke all games started--Girls play their first 89.1110 Q 24 Boys first noon basketball game at noon. Season tickets for sale. 25 Webster CHcrcD for Basketball--very interesting games. 26 Thanksgiving Day---No school but a feast instead. 27 No School. Hash? ..,. ,,,.,,.,., .,,,. , ..... . ...... ............ ....... ....., .............. . .... ... ..... . ...., .... . .. Q v .0 , Qopfdi .funk P I I 2,2-W an 2 . fames Av ,Ju-s Q-f .. angc-Rooms are being ated .vrpagl - -as Fr :hma l-:cl--Fr s Act Play postponed because of l l :'a 4-r J ,Q , 5 .W Fr-Qfi?5sgn3Done act play--Wayne znd. mizrfgs Hua - 4 Junior Class rings camo. Mt. Blanchard hcre for Basketball. Started to scll Ghristmas Seals. From the appearance of thc rooms Christmas must bo near. Eighth grade chapel. Basketball game with Gibsonburg. P.T.A.--What a program! Lccturo on Alcohol--Dr. Hamlin former of O.S.U. Christmas Vacation begins. , ,..rr..r.r... C .r......r.. . 'WW ...............-....-........-........-......-...............,-.-...-.-..... MSDS-J J?iaiX55W t JANUARY 2. Bradner here for alba. 4 School start3.gg vacation- ' I ' 1 i 8 Basketball i f G - 15 sophomore S enior G1 Q eaker . 15 Cvsnet 11 3 . 9116- 16 Montgo WHZI. erst for a Basketball game. 18 Hemel ,,, f'5'o,on1 Period. 19 omore one Act Play at Pertage. 20 Juniors gave Chapel--Mr. Fliekinger was their speaker 25 North Baltimore here for a basketball game. 25 Monday--P.T.A. A very good program. 27 Chapel given by Sophomores--A very interesting talk was given by Mr. Martin. 29 Liberty came over for a basketball game, Teacher Jinmqyz' Teacher Jim y: Doctor: Eskimo: n--:Inu---n-un-ans nJimmy, what is a politician2U A politician is a yes and no man. UA yes and no man, what's that?n nHe says yes before election and no You'll be dead by morning. ' Hmmm, three months more to live. ,. S after Q I' FOOIT1? 1 ' -. ,-1:- ,S'f5-tg1:':- ,., :gb gl Zigi FEBRU .GRY 5 . hvh' 1 '-. ,,. - , :5 , R 1 f 1' ,v 7 g J ' 5 I I a ee FI' K :Sh.'IT13.l'lf-'zi p - 'yay . '- 1' 7' 'Q-:'Ijj' I 125,-' . xl.,-,. 1.v Q . 2 1 1. ,j' 1 I 1,1 Pomb TV1.aVRfg V 2254 gfptball V. . 1' 'Lf f .-:-:iz-:ite-.-:-.-.-.v .,,.., vt' . ' 3, 4: '?wwWWvwH, nMWWE5Wf'f' fiww . lbgiwhywt-+Qegpai,, Q. ,wat-S S9HlO .. ., y F I Tjrv ?iHlT7f7n2 - '.- mFi5HHEEM1?Q53?iiQ?? A F : M , In 1 e Y . 5 , f egg: 1 Yip flESUw WWQQF -wary' ffiii , 17 Junlor vieifct lav--Wa -e flrst. ,, ml 19 County'BQgKetba1l Tournament 22 P. T. A. meeting--M. H. S. Band appeared 24. Senior Chapel gg s'eLUTlQy1 Housewifefto trampjz Hwhy don't you work if you are hungry?' Tramp Cwearilyb: HI tried that, ma'am, and it made me hungrier. .------..--q-------gp-a Relaxa USO your wife is deceitful?n Reflux: UYes, she allows me to think she believes the lies I toll her.n . PV ,. x . ewaxay-W IiM12WTwW?WMTI??' ,... .' f F bm' ' ' 1 --reshmanf' apelyg. -' ' Qen!?to.u? ing Gre kfwb hear Carl Sandburg. .iiif :ifdhape I! iotures 3:45 f I'P1otu596ftaken of different parts of the i1QiHQ4 ' Q 3 Qual, .H , :f',' f i --- , 1 10 X. lg x ' , X' 1. , '.' - if cf! 15 ,2qmemKvom'Pegggd--Discussed Banquet. A 1. if Juv. 16 F 3 rf ' ' ' Z I f sk I f 1 ' 17 'Ya' - , J ' 0 s- I I 18 3 'fi 4- ' SO , 'I' . if A k 2 . gfiws i xx u '.PQ1'j.Od-va: 'L . . ' mea 25 Listened to a talk given by an Indian--Chief Blue Sky. 24 No Chapel todays pu-as - -Q Policeman: CAfter Gollisionl You saw this lady driving toward you. Why didn't you give her half the road? Motorist: I was going to as soon as I could discover which half she wanted. The bride of a few weeks noticed that her husband was depressed nGerald, dearest,W she said, WI know something is troubling you and I want you to tell me what it is. Your worries are not your worries now, they are our worries.n HOh, very we1l,U he said. NWe've just had a letter from a girl in New York and she's suing us for breach of promise.m 'K' sl- .. ... E f - A 4 I f, .. WM .,.,Q i e, K 1 Wemanless' 'fdingp-gee were the women good looking. .A 1' p 2 Womanlegvedd f, 15' n--they are beginning to act more like ladieifiisgj. ji: Mr. Bruns. K-x Y. 'll K K 6 Lee ,e'. , 6nXVenera1.Diseases. ' -U' f -1 ',, ' . 7 S68-fsflgi Q5,,7:::1-Mr. Hodges was the speaker. 2 . amoflfsf '.L53Qgniors served lunch. 8L1ig!-y qlgqjii'1 1:cause of Teachers Institute--Luck! ' V A 9 ivibf: ,Vg .--gqed o-day. The last period we saw three !,! s 'YV :wars ery good. 'J ' I' . S3 1 ' Q' -Qfd--Juniors are in a stew about the banquet. s -1 x x 14 JET-QifWe.Ftpol d their chapel. Cwonder why?J I ll X' 5 Ag Z4 -l-P boys took a field trip. 16 Arbor lay--Juniors gave a very good Arbor Day program. Afte chapel each room planted a tree. Mr. Leady was our speaker. Track Meet. 19 Home Room Period--Juniors are getting more calm now. I Wonder about the Seniors though. Q 21 Sophomore Chapel--Saw six films. 22- You should see some of the teachers and boys getting the tennis court in shape. 23 Amatuer Show--Eighth test. Hcre's hoping they did swell. Track meet at Bradner. We came in second. 26 Jrs. are quite noisy about their banquet while the Seniors are more noisy about their trip. 29 Track Meet--We won. 50 County Music Festival at Bowling Green. V...-.-.-4-e-w ' 0 Z.-.5 45- ' ,.A .,.. , Mnstj 'W 1 Jun1g,AQenior Banquet. apmgegg gens :.'ZvZ:':',:E1Q ':.1',5Q:. I, . , 5 5 I-tg, 4 Tohtqgvsy J gnifg, ack meet here. 195g Hamas ' - 5 Bra- 55 Jr. was ,ack meet. ,gene bs, 5 ,- . 6 vfTb16.4vwv-:,Q 'WW. mwgmfe b' i'F-5' I 'U R' . :www ..vW, fx-xfgf? Jiffh? 8 CO ' Z ms V' . 15 Tracffigie e La:,'QN, ilgdmiale. :'?:I:':55if:fgg1::51:f: 'X 12 ' , IW 'f'::5:i2?5'5.11sPf,A, X Sfggff- by .. if 14 Senior Ngylj-ufQHf5j5.jy4yi w4 Up.V' It was very good. XX I my 1,3 . - '-fff' f .ff fig. 5 ' 1,-: - 21 Track Lea, v .vev3ffsiQE5Qg3?i3 s 'il -.l A 1 . ' :Ki 11' 23 Baccalaurate egera1ses.hN5?9g S s .8345 ,r 27 Commencement exercises. ' 28 Last Day of School. Mandy: Boy, how did yuh-ere get that soot on yo' coe.t? ' Rastus: That ainft soot. That's dandr'ui'f. ' CURRENT NEWS Was he shocked over' the death of his mother-in-law? Yee, he was e1ectrocuted. I , q.'l ..., June June June June June June June June June June Juno I' ,PJ SENIOR ITINERARY .-4a.nq1-- ...-.4-1-...1 5:50 o'clock A. M. Senior Class assemble bag and baggage bound for Washington D. C. We hope. 2:00 o'cloek P. M. Safeway bus loaded with 29 Montgomery High School Seniors and teachers arrive in Pittsburg Pa. We hope. ' On to Gettysburg to explore the battlefields there for an hour at noon. We hope. P. M. From here to Washington D. C. the bus wends its way still loaded with us. We hope. A. M. This is Washington. We hope. P. M. Office building, Congressional library have been seen'by a few more people. We hope. This is Washington, rtoo. We hope... A. M. Goodbye Washington, we're looking new for Alexandria and Mount Vernon. P. M. Cemetery and grave of unknown soldicrg Lee Home. Again the sights of Washington. The navy and all its romanceg Anapolis. Hello-- goodbye for we are bound for home. Traveling through the Shenandoah Valley over the Natural bridge a part of Kentucky and back home by Monday night. We hope. Alas, Farewell! T ...... .....,...,.,........,.... . M , . A: 'H J ..,. J.. -Y ' 1.51 rf . -j Aga' . .153 '- 1 -ff A -L' 3.163 .4 ZW --ffl 4- . Q, N J my-.jp wt' - ,auf 'J - 5 ' ' 1 4 , .-fm. . ' . : -, H 2 , 1 -' '-'Q41,rj4 . .Lv 2 ., -wr, T51 1? - J .J -'.L1 .,,, A B Q -1 Z-'QQAJ ,123 -:jj as . A.:-1, ' . Z: .. 'rl' Ki-' Ki., ff:-gf97::1'i'x75?, if :1,- ,Af f1:-i ,,,.4 5 xii? ww V-:E NNW, .' 'JV , ' 49-2 221+ 5 5-r ' f my F2 . jf 1,573 -sq .2 - '-by-' b ry: - 52- c ' .---415. Wm. - '- f?:Ji?5+1 if - 4 543512 'Y ' A fr-1 , .1 - - :. flu' 1. ' pg: .. . - . 1 .YH I E. ' ' fs' 1 - f F '31 ti? 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' - .-- . .P ' 34 L3753, XWQQX f . , A .- - , . 1. 335' 'Z 'Q' 13 153 'VM' if Uv, ag sy Y: . 12 E: 85 .' -A -s gm wx v f ,T - 'L igpw,-J fr. ... .... ......................,....................,4..........I.,-m....... .,......,.4....-......- ..... .... ................ .,... ...... . ...,. K-........... ALUMNI ROLL 1900 and Before Charles King Lsnore DeWolfe CBlissJ Arch Algyre Guy D. Brant John Ostrander Gena Smith Emma Kiger NChester Tyson Virginia Hathaway CYeagerJ Harry Williamson Bruce Brandon Myrtle Korner fMeClungJ Edna Marsh Roberta Gloyd Blanche Gleyd CBaileyJ Mayme McMillan Bess Walters Charles Carman Ober Bryant Jessie Ross CKingJ Alvin Shultz Erma Hamilton Cora Ballinger 1901 Fannie Hunt Martha Baker 1902 Edith Carman Don Brant Irvin Algyre Pearl Sanderson lHaarJ Carrie Graham CStrakerl WDeceased 1905 Clarence Dye HC. Eugene Taylor Emma Payne CHouseJ Wada Law Charles R. Adams 1904 Ralph Heminger Jessie Morgan KFordl 1905 NEthel Williamson Jessie Hinkley fCal1ihan1 vFlorence Striff Esther Adams CBieryJ Mary Adams CFinchl Adella Morgan COvermyerJ Luella Morgan CWenselJ 4Otto Stebelten 1906 Dale Black Deak Knisel George Mercer Ray Sage Florence Dowling CConnellD Irene Knisel Winnie Love1aoefHutchinsonJ Atala McDowell Kuhnl Blanche McDowell Melissa Nonnemaker ., Q 'A I' P W dee de 1907 Esther Palmer Harold Diver Ralph Brandon 1908 tB1snehe Carson Ona Henderson Glenn Hart Gladys Nonnemaker CDrekeJ Ethel West CDedgeJ 1909 Charles Henderson Charles Riley Lola Hollopeter CMereerJ Lola Watson CFeustD 1910 Myrtle Crowfoot CHoustonl Zoe Hart Bess Frisbio CAdamsl Dollie Jordan Q Ernest Striff Curtis Adams Lewis Carr 1911 Nlvah Henderson NMarguerite Jordan Charles Meheffey NDoceesed S 1912 Pearl Daily fKingD Hazel Cupp CMoyerl Teresa Admus fCarrI Helen Frlseie Veda Henderson lBremerksmpl Agnes Hollepeter Fred Hevis Clare Carr Robert Sage Flossie Hite CTrudelD Victor Park Leon West 1915 Carrie Richmond KBiettnerl Pauline Hoiles CRabalJ May Curtis CBertzY Chester Stover Effie McDowell fWitteJ Pearl Harmon CMaheffeyD Robert Burrows Hazel Berbee Hazel Hovis CDiekenD Fred Adams Elmer Dowling Blanche Hoiles CSeottJ Helen Flery CJenneyJ 1914 Grayden Adams Hazel Cuskie lwirebeughl Ruth Frisbie CCrawfordD Marian Flory fWilliams1 Anna Chamberlain CBreylesl Charles Rhinebolt Clyde Reese Eva Lewis CLileI ,ddre J d,d, ,,d, 'W I . 'W W 1915 Edna Beightol fBlackD Dale Coy John Gilson Said Henderson CSageD Frank hriles Velma Patton lStumpJ Dean Lage Florence Adams Raymond.Adams 1916 Jessie Ostrander CHedgeD Harold LeComte Virgil Hales Mabel Barbee Karl Dicken Richard Argue Dean Johnson Dorothy Knisel CGrossD Elma Bressler Elizabeth Franklin lDewyerD Lyeii Frisbie Inez Cosnell Nellie Gonyer CAdamsJ Pearl LeComte fSmithJ Treva West Chartzl Florence Dicken CAdamsl Blanche Dicken KLeComteJ Leona Finkler CMartinJ 1917 Marie Shoup CPhilpottJ Clyde Rickerd Thomas Adams Wyanta Stannard CHalesJ Rowene West QMcMillenJ Dorothy Gosnell Olive Hodges NDeceased A 1917 Ccon.J Wilson Fox NHarry Nonnemaker Carroll Allen Elwina Watson CDickenJ Wilbur Arters 1918 Donald Allen Erma Watson fLantzJ Eva Tyson fHobartl Clayton Frew Willa Kempher CSichaJ Kathleen Telfer Audrey Bowers CChambers1 Ethel Bowers CRandallJ John Rogers 1919 WDorothy Hackman Virgil Heckman Mary Frew CAllenD Hazel Reese fChamberla1nD Evelyn Amos Blanche Bressler lMande1l Delos Guy Willard Rickerd Vernon Fox Norval Hampshire Nellie Stannard CMeeksD Neva Hawkins fRusselll 1920 4Bessie Gosnell Chester Watson George Finkler John Ed Frisbie ....... .......... ..-.,f.......... wHwaa ?JgyE5E7-uvvrk 1920 Ccon.b Delta Watson CCarpenterJ Janes whitacre Celia Dicken Mildred Dailey Emmett Striff Wwnr'M MGH! KA 1925 Ellen Frankforther CGarnerl Ruth Kinsey lwollaml Loretta Wise IPollard7 Lelah Wise KHemingerJ Ferne McDowell CKinzeyJ Iona Orr Mildred Amos Veron Amos Elva Wright James Fox Genevieve DeWitt fHemingerJ WThemas Stannard Mary Dawsey Kwillisl Norma Elliot lPattenJ Flora Dern CBartlottJ 1921 Burley Zoigler Edna Messer lCarmaekD Fred Messer Keith Gaines Gertrude Pierce fDavonportJ Elizabeth Johnson Grace DeWitt 1924 Hazel Barker Cwilliamsonl ' Margaret Kempher Wilbur Rickord Paul Hodges Craig Telfer Wayne McDowell Dean Coy 1922 Eugene Pierce Mac Beightol Raymond DeWitt Walter Gosness Glenn Franklin Mary Peoples Martha Peoples Videtta Dorn Bertha Finkler Ann Pearl Rogers CBentleyD Mabel Seobt CCoyD Pearl Bressler Florence Williamson lGuyJ Faye Bolen lCumminsD James Lewis Lazilla Steno CAshJ Cleo Cordery CBatouD Alvene Bosse QRiehterD Elton Wright Gladys Riley CBatemanl Clarence Jacobs 1925 Ralph Ringenborger Nellie Huber CGarnerB Iris Blum fGraetzl Dora Watson Cwirebaughl Caroline Dieter CKiserJ John Wirebaugh Mildred McDowell Cwagonerb Hazel McDowell CLowisJ Alice Hastings Cwellerl lwilliamsonl CEddyl num f'Jg7L3Zy wwyvwu M es-4 4 AA 1926 Madeline Nonnemaker CBrewerD Margaret Dawsey CRadebaughD wMary Carpenter Mary Culler, Edna Kinney iHaggertyB Arther Buzza g William Adams Arley Kinsey Miles Babcock 1927 James Wensol Willis Bolon Leone Hutton Wilma Stone Vilena Watson Cwilliamsl Erma Harmon Helen Huber Cwrightl DeWitt Shoemaker Edna Kinsey Cstroekl Ruth Raney CSnyderJ Vondale Tyson fHoleombJ Ethel Wise CHastingsD Harold Bressler Myron Baublitz 1928 Otto Carpenter Winifred Ream Paul Kreais Mamie Ruble CBaublitzJ Maxine Wright CMilburnl Ferne McCormick Eva Forsythe CMyersD Jessie Culler CTankJ Ethel Gosnell lNieksonD John Nennemaker 1928 Ccon.J Grace Wright Cwarnkol Ruby Dawsoy Alice Beightol'CNonnemakerl 1929 Raymond Blum Leona BurtonfGurehJ Milo Connell Lenore Daily John Dieter Neva Forsythe lSehyerD John Huber Gladys HubOTfKram0rQ Mildred Hespe Kathleen Henderson CThompsonD Graydon Hedge Ella Krienkamp Doris Walters ladkinsb 1930 Elon Coy Donelda Lee CBrenemenl Paul Johnson . William Riley, Jr. Esther Carpenter Lester Foor Kenneth Garner William Herbert, Jr. Ross Johnston Marguerite Hutton KBaublitzD Clara Kinney Eunice Walters Olive Woodruff CEisenhourI Kenneth Jimison -. ,mmm ,jlE5Egjf,l,ll Q ..............-...................... 45 ........ .,........ ........,..,............ . .... ..,. l , . err l93l Karl Farwig Madeline HemingerCFahle Ralph Kreais Horold Stannard Mildred Crowfoet . Laurence Galbraith Norman Bolen Virginia Wells George Kinzey Leona Fisher Bessie Wensel CDuquetteJ Cleon Wright Harold Morgan Irene Kerr CReamsD Raymond Stith 1952 Harry Baublitz S Merle Johnston Rowene Dicken CAmosJ Herbert Yates Kenneth Hedge Fred Stannard Mazine Walters Ruth David fSpengler Erma Woodruff CBilliarD Julia Hales Clarence Snyder Virene Lewis CShoupeD Sadie Aleshire Annabelle Anderson CLongD Neva Geogline CEarlD Viola Ferne Tyson Cwhitacrel Robert Dawsey Norman Krienkamp Daniel Wright Helen Riley CDavisD 1953 , Robert Kelly Lucille Dowling CKrampD Ruth Bowland Leeta Faye Hoiles CEarll -q. Lucretia Williams CRadeliffeJ Ruth Trudel CFoorD Helen Kinney fwollaml Robert Harmon Claire Whitman Charles Jimisen Harley Smith Albert Stearns Harold Lombard Marvelene Graham Kathryn Jacobs Karis Konold Floyd Lee Dale Stephens Lee Harrison CBarnesD l954 Berdetta Peters Helen Martin CErrettJ Gerald Lee Dorothy Bolen QW Helen Trudel Arnold Farwig Tracy Smith Kenneth Edwards Clare Fausnaugh Leland Robert Eileen Marvel Elizab Garner Lombard Hathaway Dorn hitmanl th Anderson CGorellD Helen Eckert fBuffJ Robert Adams Ralph Stinehart Eugene Mhi t man Elmer Dieter Glenna Landis KStannardD Mildred Snyder James Woodruff Gilbert Hunte Myrtle Brovgr . .... 4 ..,....,....................... I T P FD I' J ..,. W... l955 Charles Riley Mary Anderson rRobert Daniels Lloyd Hartley Lilli n Hartenfeld Marie David Roger Hoiles Leroy Ward Leila Iler CRitzlerJ Raymond Peters John Sams Sylvester Kreais Kenneth Reese Kathleen Smith Thomas Sawyer Margaret Stahl Eldon Tyson Fern Whitman Delbert Stearns Verna Welker Derrall Yates 1956 Jane Lee Maebelle David Genevieve Smith Noami Reese Harry Uagner Orval Earl Gilbert Kaneohe Russell McEwen Helen Harmon CHeHallyD Alyee Hoiles Chlexanderl Eddyth Johnson Grace Stinehard CRiehard Dorothy Edwerda'CHerrD Edna Bartholomew Wanda Swihart John Trudel sonl l957 Raymond Huber Lorain Peters Hazel Dawson Lois Johnston Don Shearer Bill Feltman Phyllis Logan Mary Lombard Helen Sabo Carl Trudel Dale Stearns Don Burgher Anna Rose Ohlel Catherine Haneeke Dorothy Hastings Calvin Stannard Cleon Murphy Bill Smith Rmonde Patton Harold Ward .d,' Lula Yates Bernice Yates wx pn- A .1-. .,,,, 9 ul If '-.S-:,f N ' Nasa' I V4 sd' ,ix 35 glifbrj Qi? 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CQMPLI MEN'l'S OF SANITARY DRY CLEXXIXIEIZS Isfafwoosm ST, BOVVLXING mm N ,emo WATC H E. S - DI A IAQN D25 - SI LVE RWA RE. I-IA RDIN6 A SQUAIAE DEAL .IEIIIXELEIK FOSTORIATOI-IIO COM PL I MENTS OF TI-IE I-IAIIIEI1 PUBLISI-IING CQ QQ45 EAST 71 sw. cLaIfELf-xmas:-Ixo COIfIIfIEIIICEMENT 8, SCI-IDOL SUPPLIES E551 ff ' st -PF .. .ul :- :',,..:. ::: .':'--vu -..: - 1 ':- I- .II -, U H ' 11 11 1 1012 11 11 NT 1 1a WE r'lAVE DEEN :JEAVING THE PEQPLE 0? WAYNE. AND V1C11111'1Y F014 '11-1E PAST 17 YEARS THE SAME GUARANTEED SERVICE Now AT Pfefcfs 1owf1Q 111,111 511512 BEFORE HUNTE1'l C1P'EO1V1ET1'UST -.bi 111 1311911111 5-1 1 1 1 f CICJAIQS 1. . ' .pr .g- . ..x.. 'A ' . f' ' . x.9f'-:.:ffQ1.s-A1,2Wx lfusvg- ug'-2:42. 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Q J QQ MPfXNi'f J DESIGNERS 61 MA NUEACTUR ER S OE SCHCXDL G CCDLLEGE JEWELRY G KADUATIQN INWTATIONS TMEDALS CUPS TROPI-HES lNDlfXNAPOL X S JEWHHQS TO MQHTQQHEHY :D H uc. H sc H QC .., ...... .......... ..... ,..,... ...... ..... .......,....... ... ..... ................. ........ ,......... .... .... ................. . ...... .g............,.....g................ ....... ... ....,.... ,.... ....,.... ....... ...... ...........Y.............. .... ...,..................................,-................... NYIEQ HMEEJILEMIEINIT L N MCCORMICK--DEERING MOTCDR TRUCKS-FARM MACHINES --'H TRACTORS ff UVIPLEMENTS EASY VyFxSHERS FlMGlDAiRES ABC W6ASHERS 1 1 IRONFRS FOSTORIA, OHIO IRONERS FRESH MEATS HUWNNI W ' 1 I I f ' 'S SMOKED MEATS 'Pr ' K, j'fffj'j WE Eggglg-3 OUU5 IEEQIEST JIQJQJ .JLJKL N 'AT A A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE. TO THE ORADUATINO CLASS OF 1957 igRlgiT R'L ti - ' H - X H - WALL P R RTAINTS L larlf... T01 ARTICLES MAfO1L'r IULTEITT MEDIC IRES LF. HARTENFELD WAYNE,0r-no FQSTOWA I..-vnu..................,..,....--,...-........M..-4--.-N........-...-...... ....--........................., N..L....,..-nm.-.....-.................. .......m.....,UL...-U.........N..-.....v............,..v.n.-.-1....W.,--......,......... I I F' rIO.ArILf.NIU5 QQ, FOS7'ORI'A,O DEPE,NDABL.EU1I1IEIiCLIfXLIDISE AT ALLIPTIMES wsrr rf-ff DRUG WOM ow mf SQUAIQEH MURL IN DE AN s0vIfLINs Q.:IazN,o LGR WALLPAPER PAINTS SUNDRIE5 DRUGS A COMPLETE LINE OF BIOLOGICALS, VACCIUES, SERUM UE FILL PRESCRIPTLONS. BKADNEK MILLILIG C0 Cusrom ff CCDMMERCIAL 1612 wonve :III FEEDS OF ALL KINDS BRADNER ,QHIQ ......-.....,.............................,..-M...........N.4.......u.......,..,...........................................,............. 31.-fi- M'L 'V'-1 75 ,A-' 1..- ,.- ff- .-- .E-' -V T-9 , - QR- PA L. .' --.rt v: 'E -Q if-Y O5 :I Q Ff 1? 77 :Tai Ot Eli- If' '-Y, . ' -s v '. 2 1 'ui nn 7--1 E. R A -:Aw T- - -T 1:-,J If .- : - ', X... 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GIBSON REFRIGERATQRS Isv SQUTH MAIN 'STREET FGSTORIA Q h- P. ii? SAVINGS 1 9' NQ'.,J EEE E : if IES A N EXE - ' fi' - Eg-5 Deposits Insured by F cl 1 e 'Ei-.'. N-fL7tD'N-Fxx Deposit Insurance Corpor Xi 5'tiOI1 af OOO--M ' mn ff' ,JT 1- If x ' Y KED'5l1 x .fr ,L-gi-29A Insurance for Depositors. 'QL In PEMBERV!LLE of-fro eenn e en e ne n I enneee f I enee , eeenenenn n e I eene e nneee e gggqx M fcfsuia ?LffMeu-rn -- AX MQDERN ICOURT sr. GARAGE 60013 USED cms vvnLLARD BATTERIES SHOP me E, comm mm FOSTORIAIQ. BHV5 Q ON O M Y Q 'fb fv f , IJ J JN I Nxjfii OOAUTY AT LOWPMCES '?Ei5:,Yff?ff Xiz, MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, ,f ff X. f ix ,, FURNISHINGS, SHOES AND K7 EUEEEE FOOTWEAR ' SOf45,EgI XA FOSTORIA , OHfO E GOOD PLACE TO TRADE I E' 4 P I WI-H ff:-HCJUSE IB. STEWART flAMBUIiGEK SHG? OROICERIES I J 111 CIGARETTES H1'f.'X'T 'ZNTZK CANDY :QE-Cuzmm f'JfJ U 'J' FGSTURIA OI wfsr M1LLOROvI,OO . .... ........ Y HU. ...... .. ............. .. ........ .. ...... .., .................. . ............. .. ...... ........... ,. ...,...... ..... 1... ....,...,.. . .... 1.......-... ......... ............. .......,.,. ...,,...,...., .... ........... ......... .... ..... . ........ ,,...,........-........................... ri-15 M0512 Lfxwsfxorfg F.s.AmEN moms CLOTHING CCD. gpgmfmgffvg EDEALERSH1 Roxmn-oA:4 1 R AN G ES - FUR NAC ES y HEATING - 5 Toves v:f.f4sA1LL5saf.wAvNa rosToRuA,o Qom1u,nMsA1TS Q1 RE DQCOSE SHOE STQRE FOSTOIZIACB. WHEN IN RISINGSUN STO? AT .I I F' f GJKLLNFJ GENERAL STORE POPULAR M STAPLE MERCHANDI 'THEVJLX NEEYSJ-Jo? BEAUTY SALON Lso LAKE-MAME LAKE DUART PERMANENT HAVING Bowling Green, O. 2 PHONE 514 126 E. Wooster F ...... ....... E rorl A Gooo HOT-D06 TRY KELLEYS LUNCH vzoe.TnfHN-- WT A Rlsomc-JSUN , o. FCA' GR' -Q .....-................ .... .............-..... ...... ........ .... ....... .... ....................................,.................... ...... ....,....................,..m-. CO MPL IIVIEN TS F' If Hr' 5, ff, IXACJXLL new-ras-r PEMBERVILLE, ouuo .........-.....,................... ..... .......,..... .... ............-......,....................,..,.......... .... .....................,..............,..,,................................. .... . .... .......................,.--m........,.,..... THE Pf-XSTIME BILLIAKD Pf-XRLOKS J.F G EARL WILLIAMS 204 SOUTH MAIN FOSTORLLX ,O PE ARL BENSON BEMJTXCIAN WAYN E,O .,........,.. ..... ......-,..,...........,.................,........,......... ........... ........... .... .... ..... ........-.....,......,.....................A.............M...................................,.............-.--.N.W.-mm...M...,...,...-..-1.-.-.---mn.-..n....... COMPLIMENTS GIBSQNS I-IGIVIE RESTAURANT MTI-IE HCJME QF GOOD EIATSH BOWLING GREEN , OHIO ' CCJIfI?I.IMEN'EING THE IEIGGIESTQILEIT SCHQQIL IN OIIQIIIQ PI-IYLLIS IVIARY 61 DONNA LOUISE f F' I DREIQAGRQINQR CJSTEGPATI-IIC PHYSICIAN GLASSES CORRECTLY FITTED PEIVIBERVILLE . ........... .,. ...,... . .... . ..............,,...................... . .... ....,... ................ .. .,,. ,....... ........., .... .......... . ........ I.. ....,............... . ......... .... ...,. . ..........,. . ........ . 1 CGXVIPLHVIENTS Of 5. . .s.a. 2 qiawfw in ,,5,v'J'5, i x 4, ffm-.-.v Q 5 fc, 1' B 5' ,. .2 56:51:33-ul g A XJ ' A SATISFACTOIAY NACE. TO TRAD Bavvume Gfefm ,CMO ........,,..........,......................................,...,..,..................................................................,........ ,.....,..............................................,....a...................v....Q......,......................,.......... 1 WEST XVHLLGROVE CQMPUMWI5 GARAGE OF C1-IMLES MARTQN L J CHILCQTE - - N .1-., wx GAS-on-Turafg CREAM-PQULTRY-EGGS W7f+1'-53-5' BEAUTY PARLQIQ WEST Mnmanzove 044:05 BARBER SHOP ' WAYNE , Q ' .f,,.f.,..,..,,,.,,.,.........,1..,.........:......,..............................................,.........- COM ffl, IMENTS QF up QM EQ M' Tx fix fi T QF N-if fb A W QQ M U if MEMBER OF !7ED!ff'ifH Z. DEPOSIT INSURA MCE CCPRPQR A TION ....... 303.-1 N HUBEIQ fm, SPEQNCEIQ , T Z M IN 'JUMP' rt A F BARBER SHOPLMIUD WLTTOBAGCO bp' HO WE if ARM omni' EIL SQSFE 311111115 'QUIPMENIT ' FLEPAIRING WAYNLOHIQ Ph, 4715 Bowl g Q 0 CGMPL XMHVTS or f-' rv f-I I-' X 5555, JV CURJU OPTOMETRIST , PHONE '46 B,CD'Wj,iN-.C5'j- GREEN omo CONC-RATULATIOITS TO TIES G-Rf.IJUfL'fIl?G4 CLASS OI1' 1957, I , Your high school tI Hil'lj.1l,f has given you high . x, icleals. We have the same high ideals in HI the buying and selling of our merohan- fn . dise. In fact theleo is no industry at in which the ideals are higher than E in the retail store. Kay you? 'HE ideals ggo with you all through QQ XM life 1 EQ -:L ET US ' f Q I H Y i REPAIR o W1LL1AMf,oN u r, X FX, - ,- ,..--4 1' fx! lo I 1 '-.,, P ' I' .,.-' THEM h-aflllo, UXM :J rom, ..l'1'h l AND WAYNE, , f,,..nM,.,.1,,, qf.hJJKx:J..fL D O- ,, ,. ,. he GIQQCEMES DHD: Kr,?fXlR h l h H ' r fx fr' r ' f' A r r' :,jHxrDP Klxuilib iffdlii f 1o5e.cEmER WAYNE ,o l.'.'flLLPf1I'ITR F0 O l A Y'III:TDO'.'I SIIADIZS Q H I Q .4 HACUIUIQSPAzz-F1,o12.1Lr11JE 1'-zlmjl 0 if YJALLIIIDE-SUlJ?11IOOF l3I-fLNIIIDTI PQLI no AE if ' - H' I - r' H IAAE 2 o Pl F l'5BUfiGu-J PLA fn GLfX:,5 CO. +'el my ummm 511 FO5TORlA1OHlO .- . .. ' Qs ....l...................................-.,.........-........,........................-....-....o.......................,....... ...,-......v,.....,............-..... .........,..................,.......-..,........... ...........,..,......-N... .- RE LV I MATC? R R EF R I GE R NCI i , K A N P ?QQi.QQggQ.gQffffff ' fe C A-WLTOR Moro Q:-I gg - - 6 f. 1 I-ICAC, mffxsf-1151253 g N 1 1 a SALMES---.SERVICE l rj' f PJ R .. gif? 4' cm you H ff-' r, f , A 5 L .Lily f Rip D. M. Halleck L .- ,4.,, W.,,Mn'.f.QfQf,1.fQ' 125 W. Wooster ---- Phone 99----Bowling Green, Ohio mW...y,,,um,1w:mm:.::::mmm:m::mmmmm-.mmmay-:::::::.'::::::::::zz::::::::::::::::::::::::1:::::::zz::::::1:z:::::1z', :. 1 .::.. u..m.x.-.....Wnm.....,m...w...............,............,.......,..........,,.................,...........w.y ' N' ' ' Q - -.', WE DO CLEANING AND PRESSIUG HE COMPLIILAENTS ' ---'-R RR R OF ffE?EiT,.F9R.Eif-EfEE3....S111PS.0...N SLOT pi U I rx X V' fl, SUITS 15.913 TO IQIELQSURJQ AT X PRIC ass ov RLLLDY mnlss. D lk f' VJ ,P , A R ' X' ' Vkf,!3,GRf'VVf Q Rf E, N HOUSE PERERWETRREO 4 j j f-J r f 'MX wf 'jf Wy -. I I j P p R D X-HAY .glen ELECTR1cl1L 'r1213zm.f1131:'12 BHLRDIIER 01110 P Aff R Vf L lx C MPLIMUUTS EISENHCDUR 0? C!-IEVRGLET SALES Qmymuof afxzesm fr! GENERAL- REFNPJNG X WREQMNG smvugf BEAUTY SHOP QM Lmco GH, mf11a.r3xv1LL:2, Q ' COMPL!MENTS CUKVS D ,B coNffac'r1oNMv 1 EW? ,f05 r0f2fA, Q RE STA U RAN T QA ilQQ? E hiT S Q Qfl QL! D . f-1Ir ,XJhl',:' 'FOS-rC?FgjfXj0 lif XMLJ-X11 Q QEJQWLJNQ3 Q MEN , Q ..s.1..: .,........,.......,.........,....,..,.............,...,,.................. ,....,. .,...........,.................,.. ,.,. . 1 ..... . ...,........ . , ................ .................,,..........................,.,......,...,.......,....,........,.............................,..........,.........,......................,..............,......,..............................,............................................................-.. 'THE PKALRLE FARMERS CCTJPE R .AT IVE QMPA NY DEALERS LN GRAIN - HAY - STRAVV - COAL - FLOUR - SALT- FERTILIZER---AND FEEDS OF ALL KINDS WAYNEQ. 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