Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1946 volume:

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We do not have pictures of nearly all of them, nor do we know what has beco.me of many, but we feel certain everyone-young and old will enjoy looking at a few groups of by-gone high school days. CLASS OF 1927 First Row left to right: Lillian Gerber Fountain, Lenore Day, Myra Habegger Fleck, Edith Burkhart Morris, Bernice Krohn Anderson, Melvina Basinger, Bertha Nemire Brid- enbaugh, Pearl Zuercher Arnette, Myrtle Basinger, Jean- ette Suter Basinger, Florence Leightner Welsh, Mary Baumgartner Weaver. Second Row left to right: Donald Schwab, Leonard Augs- burger, Warren Bridenbaugh, Weldon Diller, Eldon King, Richard Thrapp, Howard Davidson, Dale Stewart, Lewis Nussbaum. Third Row left to right: Clyde Moser, Leonard Badertscher, Herbert Hilty. 32 BASEBALL 1909-1910 First Row left to right: Waldo Schumacher, Harry Hochstetter, Gail Crow. Second Row left to right: C. O. Aultman, Homer Stein- er, Hiram Basinger, Fred Bagley, Eli Hauenstein, Les- ter Harkness, Hiram Kohli, Edwin Hauenstein, Homer Kohli, 2 of flw pad! First Row left to right: Mark Laibe Carl Light William Hilty. Second Row left to right: Jesse Lehman Clar ence Schneck, Earl Combs, Harry Neuenschwan der, Fred Hilty. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1930-1931 Left to right: Edith Zimmer- ly Motter, Cledas Basinger Steiner, Helen Campbell Hilty, Wilma Neuenschwan- der, Barbara Basinger Burk- holder, M a r y Brinkman Goldschmidt, Ruby Bracy Watkins, Katherine Hilty Eisenbach, Phyllis Campbell Hilty, Lucille Wenger, Clara Bracy, Helen Schumacher. BOYS' BASKETBALL 1930-1931 First Row left to right: Homer Baumgartner, Wayne Schumacher, Leland Gerber, Cleland Amstutz, Wade Am- stutz. Second Row left to right: Dwight Sommers, Wayne Hilty, Earl Amstutz, James Sommers, Richard Steiner, Coach Glenn Hilty. l, .fdncl Wow, fke Q OUR PEOPLE . . . OUR ATHLETICS . . OUR ACTIVITIES . . ul' CO! eaglleff The finest composition of human nature as well as the finest china may have a flaw in itg and this, I am afraid in either case is equally incurable, though, nevertheless, the pattern may remain of the finest value. Henry Fielding. Dear Lord in the battle that goes through life We ask but a field that is fair. A chance that is equal for all in the strife, The courage to do and to dare. And if we should win, let it be by the code With our honor held high. And if we should lose, let us stand by the road And cheer as the winners go by. The Sportsman's Prayer. Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life, In its brief course lie all the varieties and realities of your existence The bliss of growth The glory of action The splendor of beauty. 5 dan'N - 5 ' Q Q Q7 5 63 4 E. bil 80 2... This book is a record of the experiences which have entered into the formation of friendships among students and administrative groups. It is our sincere hope that these experiences will increase in value with the passage of time. 7 Superintendent C. C. Cox World History Coach SCHOOL BOARD First Row left to right: Harry Suter, Oliver Davidson, Warren Bridenbaugh, George Shoemaker, Elam Suter, Clarence Schneck. Second Row left to right: Fred Grismore, Clifford Cox, Mrs. Inez Haas. 8 .fdclminififrafion Helen Reimund Earl Lehman Vocal and Instrumental Music Junior High Basketball Coach Public Speaking English Latin Ralph Brooks Rachel Crow Grace Steiner Home Economics Chester Heffner ' M th t' Vocational Agriculture ggrzcggglirclal Scienigla ICS English Glgtllgfs Schumacher Donavin McKinney Evelyn Crow Biology Science - Social Science Eflgllsh Mathematics Physical Education Esther Schumacher Secretary First Row left to right: Mrs. Evelyn Crow, Miss Grace Steiner, Mrs. Rachel Crow, Miss Gladys Schumacher. Second Row left to right: Miss Helen Reimund, Mr. Earl Lehman, Mr. Ralph Brooks, Mr. Donavin McKinney, Mr. Chester Heffner, Miss Esther Schumacher. 9 CAM of 1946 Donna McCullough--President Dwight Steiner-Vice President Mark Diller-Secretary Donald Steiner-Treasurer Robert Steiner-Reporter Donna McCullough, Robert Steiner, Dwight Steiner, Mark Diller. PROPHECY Up in the A's is Amstutz Tall, lanky, and red We End him a bachelor and a dairyman Just as he always said. Next in the A's is Augsburger He is father, now, to seven Donna helps him on his farm To Clyde it seems like heaven. Al Basinger is an implement man He sells everything in his store A, Basinger and Sons is what the sign says Hanging over his door. Dick Basinger was in the service But now he is settled down He joined his dad in the greenhouse Right here in the old home town. Wally is still in a grocery store But it's a different one He owns and operates it And calls it Wally and Son, Neil was careful but not careful enough His wife still calls him honey We aren't sure who is the head of the house But at farming they save their money. Barbara and Anna were very successful They own a flourishing bakeshop Neatness and care are easy to see And cheerfulness rings to the housetop. Two of the girls in the First National Bank Appear as if they were related It looks to me like the Burkholder girls As employees they're regularly slated. If you would like to buy a new car Or your present one refuses to run Take it to Cook and Davies' Repairs To have your repair work done. Jeany did just what we thought she would She married a fellow named Russel She is just as cute as she ever was And he still has his chest and his muscle. Mark and Lois make a handsome pair They prospered down through the years Mark went into his father's trade They have seen happiness, toil, and tears. Elizabeth and Mary are right on the ball Have a business to take up their time They are the owners of a drycleaners shop I predict to success they will climb. Betty was given a place in our Congress The things she opposes she fights She is doing her best for the good of the people She is conscious of duties and right. June and Wanita have a worthy occupation They have chosen a good and worthwhile work They are both of them nurses and they scour Out places where germs and bacteria might lurk. Wally Geiger was as lucky as any His wife and his family fill him with joy He is a farmer mechanic and very good at it A motor to him is naught but a toy. Don Gratz is a soldier of fortune His colleague is Robert L. Steiner The things that they tell-the things they have seen Their experiences could hardly be Finer. Now we have two private secretaries From the class of 1946 They are Genevieve and Gloria Out of life they get their kicks. Ken Hauenstein is a farmer Who raised corn and oats and things He makes a living on God's good earth And lives life for the joy it brings. Dr. Dick Hilty is a scientist With test tubes, bottles, and tests On the lists of famous people He is one of the honored guests. Kate and Gladys are willing homemakers Who add to the communlty's good If there's something they could do for family or Friendship: if you ask them I'm sure that they would. Journalism has claimed one of our number It's Ellen with opinions all her own She has a column in a daily paper Where she makes her respected opinions known. Dwight Lefty Steiner followed his father He dips in the bucket and smears on the paint He does his work quite well And has never received a complaint. Don Steiner is just a common dirt farmer Who raised potatoes to keep up his farm He got him a good wife To keep him from harm. CContinued on page 153 Barbara Bauman Music F. H. A. Lawrence Amstutz, J Athletics F. F. A. Clyde Augsburger Athletics F. F. A. Anna Louise Boehr Music Dramatics F. H. A. Publication Margaret Burkholder F. H. A. G. R. Alfred Basinger Athletics Music F. F. A. Richard Basinger Boy Scouts Publication Athletics Margery Burkholder F. H. A. G. R. Wallace Basinger Athletics Dramatics Publications Jean Diller Music F. H. A. 4-H G. R. Dramatics Publication Elizabeth Fisher F. H. A. G. R. Dramatics Neil Bixel Athletics Music F. F. A. Paul Cook Athletics F. F. A. Music Publications Dramatics Betty Geiger Music Dramatics Publication F. H. A. G. R. Cheerleader June Geiger Music Dramatics G. R. Publication 4-H Bernard Davies Athletics Publication Mark Diller Music Athletics Dramatics Publications Boy Scouts Wanita Geiger Music G. R. F. H. A. Gloria Hauenstein G. R. F. H. A. Kenneth Hauenstein F. F. A. Athletics Wallace Geiger Athletics Music F. F. A. Ruth Leightner Music Dramatics Publications Gladys Lugibihl Music G. R. F. H. A. Donald Gratz Athletics Publications Dramatics Donna McCullough Music Dramatics Publications G. R. F. H. A. Cheerleader Kenneth McCullough Athletics F. F. A. Publications Richard Hilty Athletics Music Publication Boy Scouts Kathryn Nussbaum G. R. F. H. A. Music Ellen Risser G. R. 4-H Music Publications Dramatics Herbert Probst Music F. F. A. Boy Scouts Athletics Publication James Reese Athletics F. F. A. Music Publications Genevieve Schumacher Music G. R. F. H. A. 4-H Publications Lois Steiner Music G. R. 4-H Publications Dramatics Donald Steiner Athletics F. F. A. Dwight Steiner Athletics Music Dramatics Publications Irene Suter G. R. Music Dramatics Publications F. H. A. Mary Welty G. R. F. H. A. Robert Steiner Athletics Publications Dramatics CContinued from page 101 Ruth is employed in the telephone office To her the job is almost fun We vote to her a word of praise For we think hers is a job well done. Reese and McCullough are Pandora farmers Well known for their farming success They are modern and one of their secrets is Don't do your work just by guess, Herby is a news reporter For the famous New York Times He is the Editor's favorite henchman And toward the top he climbs. Irene is married to an ex-army Sergeant Who graduated in '45 Their attitude of love and devotion Makes us glad to be alive. These are the seniors of 1946 There are none to rule the world Everyone is glad to see It's the U. S. Hag that we have unfurled. Our class is commong why shouldn't they be? The common people are the salt of the earth No matter what happensg come what may I'm sure that they will prove their worth. 15 J U N I O R S First Row left to right: Dolly Bridenbaugh, Maurice Schutz, Helen Reese, Donald Lehman. Second Row left to right: Dorothy Sutter, Bernard Baumgartner, Jo Ann Basinger, Rolland King, Deloris Tschudy. Third Row left to right: Jim Diller, Wava Geiger, Delores Baurngartner, Ruby Hauenstein, George Huser. 16 J U N I O R S First Row left to right: Vernon Nemire, Lois De Vore, Wesley Welty, Margie Alkire. Second Row left to right: Ila Eck, Bill Boehr, Betty Steiner, Richard Baumgartner, Marjorie Basinger. Third Row left to right: Herbert Grismore, Thelma Bridenbaugh, Fred Amstutz, Ann Geiger, John Steffen. 17 S O P H O M O R E S F R E S H M E N The class of 48 entered P. H. S. last fall with an enrollment of thirty. We gained one new pupil during the year but, sorry to say, we're losing five this spring. For our class officers we elected: President-Mary Margaret Soldner, Vice-President-Nolan Diller, Secretary-Carolyn Gratz, Treasur- er-Jeanne Kiene. In the past year we've contributed as best we could to the sports, cheerleading, music, and scholarship of our school, and hope to con- tinue doing so in our remaining years in P. H. S. First Row left to right: Mary Margaret Soldner, Norma Jean VanScoder, Charlotte Gerber, Georgetta Robyn, Ruby Welty, Jeanne Kiene. Second Row left to right: Eileen Meyer, Mary Joan Steiner, Ruth Ann Steiner, Mary Ellen Boehr, Carolyn Gratz, Joan Amstutz, LaVera Grismore. Third Row left to right: Roger Diller, Tom Burkholder, Charles Krohn, Nolan Diller, Keith Lehman, Marvin Hilty, Clair Hilty. Fourth Row left to right: Evelyn Eck, Grover Geiger, Jr., Frederick Bauman, Charles Risser, James Baumgartner, Roy Lugibihl, Arlene Mitchell, Ardice Mitchell. V V V Our class has experienced many happy events but none was quite as joyous as the entering into our Freshman year of high school. We immedi- ately chose class officers: President-Gene Suter, Vice-President-Roy Schutz, Secretary-Treasurer-Donna Basinger. Since each class is allowed three parties a year, we used our best judgment in choosing when we were to have them. They consisted of a Halloween party, one at Christmas, and a Wiener roast this spring. This year has given us a good start on our high school career. First Row left to right: Betty Basinger, Donna Basinger, Betty Jean Huser, Margaret Mae Hart, Ruth Marriot, Eloise Steiner. Second Row left to right: Ted Basinger, Julius Bixel, Owen Etter, Gary Welty, James Zuercher, Gene Suter, Russel Hauenstein, Roy Schutz. Third Row left to right: John Windau, Kathryn Diller, James Kiene, Charmene Radabaugh, Eugene Steiner, Joan Hatfield. 19 EIGHTH GRADE First Row left to right: Joanne Steiner, Ruth Steffen, Ruby Geiger, Carrie Bauman, Beatrice Maidlow, Ursula Nussbaum. Second Row left to right: Miriam Basinger, Erma Meyer, Lois Hilty, Kathryn Baum- gartner, Deloris Karhoif, Marilyn Schumacher, Ruth Irene Diller, Eileen Basinger. Third Row left to right: Harry McCullough, George McCullough, Oliver Lugibihl, Dean Diller, Billy Fridley, Donald Basinger. First Row left to right: Marilyn Mitchell, Barbara Schneck, Florence Birkey, Verna Suter, Winifred Steiner, Ilo VanScoder. Second Row left to right: Peter Diller, Richard Rice, John Moser, Carol Krohn, Franklin Welty, Dwight Bixel. Third Row left to right: Robert Lehman, Roger Basinger, Paul Leightner, Paul Hilty, Billy Basinger, Russel Nemire, Norman Hilty. SEVENTH GRADE 20 SIXTH GRADE First Row left to right: Ruth Ann Basinger, Dorothy Bauman, Evelyn Meyer, Betty Motter, Barbara Rose Sutter, Helen Burkholder, Shirley Hauenstein. Second Row left to right: Byron Steiner, Dale Bridenbaugh, Stanley Newton, Bessie Coleman, Dwight Amstutz, Beverly Schutz, David Diller, Thomas Welty, Miss Hogan. Third Row left to right: Leland Filhart, Larry McCullough, Donald Augsburger, Donald Basinger, Arthur Gratz, Mahlon Geiger, Darrel Diller, Dale Lehman. First Row left to right: Dorothy Nussbaum, Kay Sue Welty, Clarabeth Diller, Janet Musser, Ruth Ann Herr, Marian Diller, Margie Basinger. Second Row left to right: Gayla Wynkoop, Gladyce Bixel, Mildred Schutz, Mary Haulenstein, Mary Martha Zuercher, Mary Ann Basinger, Janet Krohn, Miss Kol e. Third Row left to right: Robert Steiner, Elizabeth Probst, Donald Schneck, Ronald Ray Herr, Alan Gratz, Marceil Burry, Gene Basinger. FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE Front Row left to right: Delores Bucher, Marlene Lugibihl, Sandra Welty, Claudia Reichenbach, Shirley Nemire, Charlene Herr. Second Row left to right: Janice Schutz, Roiene Cherry. Third Row left to right: Leland Grismore, Paul Lehman, David Augsburger, Edwin Anderson, Alphons Meyer, Blaz Coleman, Thomas Reichenbach, Billy Filhart, Miss Mary A. Steiner. Not Pictured: Marilyn Benton, Patrick Wenger. l Front Row left to right: Colleen Basinger, Nola Lehman, Sharleen Basinger, Eileen Wynkoop, Louise Diller, Mary Lou Basinger, Ruth Ann Bracy, Marlene Herr, Sarah Wenger. Back Row left to right: Tom Coleman, Arthur Schutz, Charles Nussbaum, Paul Gene Stall, Fred Lehman, Edward Baurngartner, Richard Stewart, Donald Steiner, Keith McCullough, and Mrs. Mitchell. Not Pictured: Margaret Dudgeon, Richard Frantz and Winfred Grismore. THIRD GRADE 22 SECOND GRADE Front Row left to right: Mona Lou Welty, Phyllis Badertscher, Patricia Loudon, Mary Jo Roseboorn, Eleanor Burkhart, Barbara Hilty, Joyce Filhart, Carolyn Musser, Anna Ruth Bridenbaugh. Second Row left to right: John Burkhart, Raymond Bogaert, Carol Ann Burry, Gerald Nussbaum. Third Row left to right: Norman Bucher, Roger Sutter, Roy Cherry, Ronald Reichcn- bach, Lynn Krohn, Arthur Welty, James Tousley, Keith Diller, Jerry Sommer, Doyle Agner, Mrs. Lichty. Not Pictured: Gloria Grismore, Julian Kempf. Front Row left to right: Arlene Herr, Gracie Basinger, Sandra Geiger, Janet Laird, Janet Cox, Margie Schumacher, Ruth Ann Krohn, Rachel Diller, Mary Ann Augsburger. Second Row left to right: Kenneth Augsburgcr, Paul Niswander, David Jones, Jac- quelin Fruchey, Nancy Cupp, David Wenger, William Hart, Daryl Amstutz. Third Row left to right: Paul Nemirc, J. D. Burkhart, Robert Eisenbach, Rolland Nernire, Joe Hart, Marvin Diller, James Elbin, Howard DeVore, Jr., Robert Rice, Tommy Burry, Miss Faith Miller. Not Pictured: Richard Suter, Ernest Dudgeon. FIRST GRADE 6108465 f S 24 fl ....ii.i.J Lf. aww ULU' .fdfkificd . . . Keep the rules Keep faith with your comrade Keep your temper Keep yourself fit Keep a stout heart in defeat Keep your pride under in victory Keep a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy body 25 H 'Z -.azukfa as xh- llg FOOTBALL Coach Allen Georgenson Pandora Pandora Pandora Pandora Pandora Pandora Pandora Pandora Pandora SEASON'S RECORD 0 7 6 13 13 6 13 13 84 Carey 7 Columbus Grove 6 Bluffton 0 Genoa 13 Shawnee 6 Lima St. Rose 14 Forest 19 Columbus Grove 6 Leipsic 0 FOOTBALL ROSTER First Row left to right: James Reese, Lawrence Amstutz, Paul Cook, Richard Hilty, Richard Baumgartner, Neil Bixel, Mark Diller. Second Row left to right: Dwight Steiner, Kenneth McCullough, Kenneth Hauenstein, Donald Leh- man, Wallace Basinger, James Zuercher. Third Row left to right: Roger Diller, Clyde Augsburger, Ber- nard Davies, Rolland King, Charles Risser, Alfred Basinger, Wesley Wellty. Fourth Row left to right: Clair Hilty, Gene Suter, John Nuss- baum, Marvin Hilty, Owen Etter, Eugene Steiner, Nolan Diller, Ted Diller, James Kiene, Charles Krohn. Top Row left to right: James Zuercher, Mark Diller, James Reese. Bottom Row left to right: Wallace Basinger, Kenneth Hauenstein, Donald Lehman. EER LEADE Ann Geiger and Carolyn Gratz D .9 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE STRONG The Fleetwings came through the season with a record of 5 games won, 3 games lost and 1 game tied. Outscoring their opponents 155 points to 71, they came through the season averaging 17.2 points to the opposition's 7.9 per game. Among the highlights of the season was Pandorais victory at Bluffton for the first time. After allowing Genoa a 13 point lead in the first 3 minutes of play the Fleetwings came roaring back to deadlock with a 13-13 score. However, Genoa went through the season undefeated and was ranked as one of the stronger teams in the state in Class B competition. Another highlight of the season was the scoring record set against Leipsic 84-0. By defeating Columbus Grove twice, the Fleetwings annexed the football trophy that was awarded the winner with the best record out of the two series with Columbus Grove. When the Fleetwings went down to defeat they took it on the chin and came back stronger the next time with the will and desire to win. Top Row left to right: Lawrence Amstutz, Jr., Richard Baumgartner, Neil Bixel. Bottom Row left to right: Richard Hilty, Paul Cook. VA RSITY BASKETBALL Back Row left to right: Maurice Schutz, mgr.g John Steffen, Richard Baumgartner, Nolan Diller, James Reese, Mark Diller, Fredrick Amstutz, mgr. D Front Row left to right: Wallace Basinger, Paul Cook, Donald Gratz, Robert Steiner, Kenneth McCullough. BASKETBALL VARSITY 1945-46 Pandora, after staying with Ottoville most of the game, lost out in the final minutes of play 34-29. The Fleetwings journeyed to Kalida and handed their team a 45-30 lacing for our first win of the season. Pandora, after leading all of the way, handed Vaughnsville a 39-30 beating. The Fleetwings staged an uphill fight all the way with the final minutes giving them victory over Ottawa Public 37-29. We treked to Grove and defeated our old rival 37-23. Pandora closed its pre-holiday s e a s o n with a 58-38 Win over Glandorf. This gave the Fleetwings a rec- ord of 5 wins and 1 loss before Christmas. Without the service of Don Gratz the Fleet- wings, offensive power was hurt considerably and we went down in defeat to Ft. Jennings 49-34. The Fleetwings still handicapped to some extent, lost out to a Coach C. C. Cox fast Elida team 59-30. Leading all the way, Pandora downed Leipsic 37-23. With both teams playing even ball most of the Way, the Fleetwings finally won out over Blanchard 37-34. In what most observers termed as an off night, we were defeated by Columbus Grove 34-33. Playing on even terms most of the game, the Fleetwings lost out in the last quarter due to a Parochial rally. The final score was Ottawa Parochial 49-Pandora 43. The Fleetwings snapped out of their losing streak by defeating the county league leaders, Miller City, 34-28. Encountering an old rival, the local lads went all out to gain a well earned victory over Bluffton 31-28. It marked one of the Fleetwings best performances of the year. After a slow start, we started a rally that never was relinquished to win handily from Ottawa Public 51-23. In the last minute of play we lost our final league game of the year to Continental 36-35. This gave the Fleetwings a season's record of ll games won and 5 games lost. In tournament play Pandora lost to a hard fighting Blanchard team 42-30. Our oppo- nents made an exceptionally high percentage of their shots. So ended the 1945-46 basket- ball season for Pandora under the capable coaching of Superintendent C. C. Cox. RESERVES JR.HIGHB.B. First Row left to right: John Steffen, James Reese, First Row left to right: Richard Boehr, Owen Etter, Nolan Diller, Mark Diller, Richard Baumgartner. James Zuercher, Gene Suter, Dwight Bixel. Second Row left to right: Bernard Baumgartner, Second Row left to right: Robert Lehman, Donald Thomas Burkholder, Dwight Steiner, Wesley Basinger, Dean Diller, Julius Bixel, Eugene Stein- Welty, Keith Lehman, Donald Lehman. er, Billy Basinger, Mr. Lehman. 31 BASEBALL TEAM First Row left to right: Richard Hilty, Dwight Steiner, Donald Lehman, James Reese, Wallace Basinger. Second Row left to right: Charles Risser, Mgr., James Kiene, Robert Steiner, Nolan Diller, Donald Gratz, Rolland King, Vernon Nemire, Owen Etter. Second row: Don- ald Lehman, Dwight Steiner, W a lla c e Basinger, Rolland King, Richard Hil- ty. First row: Nolan Diller, D o n a l d Gratz, Robert Stein- er, Vernon Nemire, James Reese. Up to this writing Pandora's Baseball team has won 4 games while losing 1 game. The Fleetwings have downed Leipsic 18-6 and Ottawa Public 15-12 in league play, however, they have Ottawa, St. Peter and Paul, Blanchard and Col. Grove remaining on the schedule for the Eastern Division of the county in league play. In non-league play, Pandora downed Col. Grove 10-1, Blanchard 2-1, and lost out to Kalida 6-3. With veterans back in practically every position this should prove a winning and enjoyable season for the Fleetwings. 32 TRACK - GIRLS' SPORTS First Row left to right: Roger Diller, Kenneth Hauenstein, Mark Diller, Clyde Augsburger, Owen Etter. Second Row left to right: James Kiene, Charles Risser, James Zuercher, Neil Bixel, John Nuss- baum, John Windau. Back Row left to right: Charmene Radabaugh, Anna Lou Boehr, Ila Eck, Joan Amstutz. Third Row left to right: Joan Hatheld, Mary Ellen Boehr, Carolyn Gratz, Evelyn Eck, Norma VanScooder. Second Row left to right: Donna Basinger, Ruth Leightner, Eileen Meyers, Margaret Mae Hart, Charlotte Lou Gerber. Front Row left to right: Eloise Steiner, La Vera Grismore, Georgetta Robyn, Mary Mar- garet Soldner, Jeanne Kiene. 33 Kc'.lt6Nl61 f 3 34 ia. Quin .fdcfiuifiezi . . . Variety gives spice to life just as our activities give variety to our students' abilities. Opportunities in music, vocational clubs, dramatics, and social organizations are innumerable. Achievements are recognized and given due consideration through the awarding of letters, charms, pins and cups. All students and faculty will uphold the importance and everlasting value of extra-curricular activities. 35 ORCHESTRA First Row left to right: Ellen Risser, Irene Suter, Marjorie Basinger, Maurice Schutz, James Diller, Herbert Probst, Dick Hilty, Anna Louise Boehr, Ruth Leightner. Second Row left to right: Arlene Mitchell, Lois DeVore, Ardice Mitchell, Ruth Irene Diller, Ruth Ann Stxeiiner, Roy Lugibihl, Mary Joan Steiner, Ruby Welty, Gene Suter, Barbara Schneck, Janet usser. Third Row left to right: Wava Geiger, Mr. Lehman, Grover Geiger, Billy Boehr, Roy Schutz. The orchestra has grown since last year. There are a few more violin virtuosos, trumpeters, flutists, clarinetists, saxophonists, and a new section has been added, namely the trombone section. The orchestra played for the Junior Play, P. T. A., Operetta and Corn- mencement. Earl Lehman directed the orchestra and Wava Geiger was accompanist. Oflicers: President .......,...... ......... J ames Diller Vice President ............. ......,........... I rene Suter Secretary-Treasurer ...... ........ M arjorie Basinger Librarians .................. ......,.. R uth Irene Diller Gene Suter 36 BAND Owen Etter, Billy Boehr, Ruby Welty, Oliver Lugibihl, Roy Schutz, James Zuercher, Paul Hilty, Carol Geiger, James Diller, Ruth Irene Diller, Roy Lugibihl, Helen Reese, Marilyn Mitchell, Charles Krohn, Ruth Ann Steiner, Mary Joan Steiner, Dale Lehman, Marjorie Basinger, Clair Hilty, Ar- dice Mitchell, Arlene Mitchell, Irene Suter, Herbert Probst, Richard Hilty, Rolland King, Gene Suter, Maurice Schutz, Grover Geiger, Jr. Drmn Majorettes-Dolly Bridenbaugh, Gloria Hauenstein, Ruby I-Iauenstein, Joan Basinger. Director--Mr. Lehman. B Eifhis year proved to be a very busy and successful one for the Pandora an . The new uniforms added a great deal to their appearance. Some of the highlights of the year were the Band Concerts on Wednes- day nights during the summer, two days performance at the Putnam County Fair, and playing, at the football and basketball games. Clever formations were made at many of the home games. In the spring the band attended the County Festival. Officers: President ................... ....... Ri chard Hilty Vice President ............. ............. J ames Diller Secretary-Treasurer ...... .....,. M aurice Schutz Librarians ..................... ..,.,.... R ichard Boehr Roy Schutz 37 U MIXED CHORUS First Row left to right: Marjorie Basinger, Wanita Geiger, Wava Geiger, Jean Diller, Joan Amstutz, Charlotte Gerber, Gladys Lugibihl, Thelma Bridenbaugh, Betty Geiger, Ellen Risser. Second Row left to right: Ardice Mitchell, Arlene Mitchell, Alfred Basinger, Roger Diller, Tom Burkholder, Frederick Amstutz, Maurice Schutz, Donna McCullough, Mary Joan Steiner. ' Third Row left to right: Barbara Bauman, Gene Suter, James Diller, James Zuercher, Wallace Geiger, Nolan Diller, Dwight Steiner, Rolland King, Mark Diller, Anna Louise Boehr. Fourth Row left to right: Lois Jean Steiner, Ruth Leightner, Irene Suter, Roy Schutz, Roy Lugibihl, Russel Hauenstein, Grover Geiger, Jr., Billy Boehr, Teddy Basinger, Ann Ruth Geiger, Mary Ellen Boehr, June Geiger. The Mixed Chorus appeared at several community affairs this past year. Special presentations were the operetta, Tulip Time, the Christmas Cantata, The Babe of Bethlehemf' and a spring concert. They also sang at a Farmer's Institute held January 21. They also attended the County Music Festival. The Mixed Chorus was led under the direction of Earl Lehman and was accompanied by Ruth Irene Diller. BOYS' GLEE First Row left to right: Mr. Earl Lehman, Richard Hilty, Roy Lugibihl, Eugene Steiner, Charles Risser, Julius Bixel, Russel Hauenstein, Grover Geiger, Jr., Bill Boehr, Ted Basinger, Second Row left to right: Roy Schutz, Gene Suter, James Diller, Herbert Probst, Alfred Basinger, Roger Diller, Tom Burkholder, Fred Amstutz, Maurice Schutz, Owen Etter. Third Row left to right: James Baumgartner, James Zuercher, Neil Bixel, Wallace Geiger, Nolan Diller, Wesley Welty, Dwight Steiner, Rolland King, Mark Diller. The Boys' Glee is composed of thirty-one voices. They sang in the Christmas Cantata, operetta and the spring concert. Earl Lehman is their director and Ruth Irene Diller is their accompanist. GIRLS' GLEE First Row left to right: Mr. Earl Lehman, LaVera Grismore, Dolly Bridenbaugh, Ardice Mitchell, Arlene Mitchell, Joan Amstutz, Charlotte Gerber, Thelma Bridenbaugh, Gladys Lugibihl, Second Row left to right: Wava Geiger, Jean Diller, Margie Alkire, Joan Hatfield, Anna Louise Boehr, Barbara Bauman, Donna McCullough, Carolyn Gratz. Third Row left to right: Mary Ellen Boehr, June Geiger, Ruth Ann Steiner, Ruth Leightner, Lois DeVore, Mary Joan Steiner, Ann Geiger, Lois Steiner. Fourth Row left to right: Ellen Risser, Mary Margaret Soldner, Donna Basinger, Deloris Tschudy, Marjorie Basinger, Jeanne Kiene, Wanita Geiger, Betty Geiger, Joan Basinger, Irene Suter, Eloise Steiner. The Girls' Glee was well represented this year. It has a 'total of thirty- seven members. They sang in the operetta Tulip Time and sang at the County Musical Festival. 39 GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves is a movement of the Y. W. C. A. The club's pur- pose is to face life squarely in the daily tests which come at home, in school, at work, at play, and to be a friend to all. The club has tried to better itself by stressing the symbol of the G. R. which is a triangle within a circle. The triangle pictures three sides of growing personality-body, mind, and spirit. The circle is the expression of this personality as it touches others in work, play, and worship. As a girl's body, mind, and spirit grow, the triangle which symbolizes her personality grows also and causes the circle, which symbolizes her world, to expand. It means that the more she strives for a perfect body, a keen mind, and a Christ-like spirit, the more vital and worthwhile she will be to the world and the world to her. Interesting programs that the club sponsored were a Halloween party given for the Bluffton G. R., a Banquet for the Football fellows and club members, and a Mother and Daughter Tea in the spring. OFFICERS President .,..........,.... ...................,... J can Diller Vice President ....... ,.... . ............,....... E llen Risser Secretary ............. ........ T helma Bridenbaugh Treasurer ......... ............. G ladys Lugibihl Reporter ....... ....... A nna Ruth Geiger BOY SCOUTS The Scouts of Troop 26 are composed of fourteen members and their leader, six of which are Eagles. A few of the Boy Scouts camped at Camp Berry during the summer. During this camping expedition, three of the scouts, James Zuercher, Dick Hilty, and Charles Risser, were given the honor of becoming Eagle Scouts. The Boy Scouts of Troop 26 are sponsored by the Business Men's Asso- ciation. The motto is Be Prepared and their cardinal Principle is Do a Good Turn Daily. The main principles of scouts includes first aid, life saving, signaling, and dozens of other accomplishments. Scouting gives boys a chance to serve their community. America knows it as a program of things useful for boys to do in their leisure time. It knows no race, creed or class. It is open both to the farm and city-it serves the rich and poor alike. The Boy Scouts of America is chartered by Congress and the President of the United States is its honorary president. OFFICERS Scout Master ..................,............ LeRoy Lemley Assistant Scout Master ........... Junior Assistant Scout Master Senior Patrol Leader ............... Explorer Patrol Leader ........ Assistant Explorer .............. Quartermaster .............,.... Scribe ....................... Bugler ............... 40 Dwight Probst ......Mark Diller Charles Krohn ...James Diller .........Charles Risser ........Dick Hilty Charles Krohn .............Dick Hilty GIRL RESERVES - BOY SCOUTS First Row left to right: Donna Basinger, Jeanne Kiene, Thelma Bridenbaugh, Jean Diller, Ellen Risser, Gladys Lugibihl, Wava Geiger, Wanita Geiger. Second Row left to right: Miss Reimund, Donna McCullough, Mary Margaret Soldner, Marjorie Basinger, Charlotte Gerber, Betty Huser, Margery Burkholder, Margaret Burkholder, La- Vera Grismore, Cathryn Diller, Dolly Bridenbaugh, Georgetta Robyn, Mrs. L. Crow, Norma VanScoder. Third Row left to right: Charmene Radabaugh, Margie Alkire, Ruby Hauenstein, Ruby Welty, Ardice Mitchell, Arlene Mitchell, Joan Amstutz, Eileen Meyer, Gloria Hauenstein, Joan Hatfield. Fourth Row left to right: Margaret Mae Hart, Carolyn Gratz, Ruth Ann Steiner, Lois DeVore, Elizabeth Fisher, June Geiger, Lois Steiner, Helen Reese, Delores Baumgartner, Ann Geiger, Mary Joan Steiner. Fifth Row left to right: Eloise Steiner, Ruth Marriott, Betty Geiger, Betty Steiner, Deloris Tschudy, Irene Suter, Mary Welty, Dorothy Sutter, Joan Basinger, Genevieve Schumacher, Betty Basinger. First Row left to right: Junior Geiger, Paul Hilty, Donald Basinger, Richard Rice, Paul Leightner, Billy Basinger, Mr. Heffner. Second Row left to right: Herbert Probst, James Diller, Mark Diller, Charles Krohn, Charles Risser, Richard Hilty. Third Row left to right: James Baumgartner, Clair Hilty, Tom Burkholder, James Zuercher. 41 4HCLUB First Row left to right: Ellen Risser, Roger Diller, Lois Steiner, Dolly Bridenbaugh, Helcn Reese, Geny Schumacher. Second Row left to right: Shirley Hauenstein, Janet Musser, Helen Burkholder, Gala Wynkoop, Mildred Schutz, Dorothy Bauman, Marcile Burry, Kay Sue Welty. Third Row left to right: Mr. Brooks, Beverly Schutz, Ruth Marriot, Bessie Coleman, Carrie Bau- man, Betty Jean Huser, Betty Basinger, Eloise Steiner. Fourth Row left to right: Dean Diller, Charles Risser, James Diller, Mark Diller, Owen Etter, Frederick Bauman. Fifth Row left to right: Byron Steiner, Roger Basinger, Winifred Steiner, Cathryn Diller, Charmene Radebaugh, Ruth Irene Diller, Donna Basinger, Norman Hilty. In the spring the Ladder Climberls 4-H Club elected the following ofiicers for the 1945-46 club year: President ....,...,.......,,.....,,,..,. Dolly Bridenbaugh Vice President ,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,r,.r,l .... H e len Reese Secretary ..... ..... ..r,,, G e ny Schumacher Treasurer ..,....,. ,,...,.,,.,,, . Cathryn Diller Reporter ..,,............,,,,...,,, Barbara Schumacher Adviser ..,l.,..r,,,r,.,,,,,,,,,....r,,,.,.. Mrs Aaron Hilty A style review was held on September 15 to which the mothers of the members were invited. Dolly Bridenbaugh received first place in the county on her complete costume project. Helen Reese was awarded for being the ,most outstanding 4-H member in the County. This was a 10071 completion club year. The Jolly Workers 4-H Club had a 100W completion club year. A parent and daughter-son picnic was held at the Findlay Park. At the local show held on August 1, sixteen steers and two dairy calves were exhibited. Twenty-two steers, three dairy calves and two gilts were shown at the county fair. The following were the officers in charge of the club activities: President ........e,e,,e,...,. ,.,...... L ois Jean Steiner Vice President .,,.....,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, R o ger Diller Secretary-Treasurer ,r,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,, E llen Rigger Reporter ..,..,,.,,,..,,,.....,.. ,,.......... . ...Mark Diller Adviser ..... ......... M r. Ralph Brooks F. F. A. -- F. H. A. First Row: Ruth Mariott, Joan Basinger, Carolyn Gratz, Donna McCullough, Jeanne Kiene, Jean Diller, Betty Basinger. Second Row: Norma VanScoder, Betty Huser, Margie Alkire, Gladys Lugibihl, Cathryn Diller, Georg- etta Robyn, Eileen Meyer, Miss Steiner. Third Row: Ruby Hauenstein, Gloria Hauenstein, Anna Louise Boehr, Ila Eck, Delores Baumgartner, Helen Reese, Elizabeth Fisher, Barbara Bauman. Fourth Row: Betty Geiger, Genevieve Schumacher, Irene Suter, Mary Welty, Charlotte Gerber, Eve- lyn Eck, LaVera Grismore, Marjorie Basinger, Margaret Burkholder, Margery Burkholder, Wa- nita Geiger. First Row: Herbert Grismore, Clyde Augsburger, Kenneth McCullough, James Reese, Donald Stein- er, Lawrence Amstutz, Jr., Mr. Brooks. Second Row: Gene Suter, Gary Welty, Herbert Probst, Alfred Basinger, Marvin Hilty, Vernon Nemire. Third Row: Owen Etter, Kenneth Hauenstein, Neil Bixel, Wallace Geiger, Nolan Diller, Wesley Welty, Charles Krohn, Roger Diller. Fourth Row: Ted Basinger, Junior Geiger, John Windau, Julius Bixel, Frederick Bauman, Russel Hauenstein, James Kiene, Eugene Steiner, Roy Lugibihl. 43 SPYGLASS MIRROR First Row left to right: Irene Suter, Donald Gratz, Ellen Risser, Bob Steiner, Wava Geiger. Second Row left to right: Thelma Bridenbaugh, Ann Geiger, Ruth Leightner, June Geiger, Lois Steiner, Dolly Bridenbaugh, Mrs. Rachel Crow. Third Row left to right: Kenneth McCullough, Donald Lehman, Mark Diller, Dwight Steiner, Rolland King, Maurice Schutz, Bernard Davies. Fourth Row left to right: Betty Steiner, Donna McCullough, Richard Hilty, Genevieve Schumacher. The Spyglass is issued once a month for each of the nine months of school. It also put out an extra urging the passing of the vote for the new Field House. The news- paper has sought, through its editorial columns, to represent a balanced and unbiased treatment and to support school loyalty. v First Row left to right: Donna McCullough, Genevieve Schumacher, Lois Jean Steiner, Anna Lou Boehr, Ruth Leightner, Ann Geiger. Second Row left to right: Irene Suter, Jean Diller, Arlene Mitchell, Ardice Mitchell. Third Row left to right: Wallace Basinger, Donald Lehman, Robert Steiner, Donald Gratz, James Reese, Mark Diller, Paul Cook. 44 VA RSITY P l l First Row left to right: Kenneth McCullough, Wallace Basinger, Paul Cook, James Reese, James Zuercher, Charles Krohn, Clyde Augsburger. Second Row left to right: Ruth Leightner, Lois Steiner, James Diller, Mark Diller, Donald Gratz, Lawrence Amstutz, June Geiger, Charles Risser, Dick Hilty. Third Row left to right: Ellen Risser, Irene Suter, Roger Diller, Robert Steiner, Neil Bixel, Rolland King, Frederick Amstutz, Maurice Schutz, Jean Diller, Donna McCullough. Fourth Row left to right: Betty Geiger, Wallace Geiger, Donald Steiner, Dwight Steiner, Donald Lehman, Kenneth Hauenstein, Clair Hilty, Donald Basinger, Genevieve Schumacher. Fifth Row left to right: Dolly Bridenbaugh, Marjorie Basinger, Carolyn Gratz, Ann Geiger, Anna Louise Boehr, Lois DeVore, Barbara Bauman, Thelma Bridenbaugh, Gladys Lugibihl, Wava Geiger. The Varsity P is the honor organization of the school, Membership is gained by having the desired number of points-girls, 50, boys, '75, Points are obtained by participation in music, dramatics, athletics, organizations, by being oflicers of classes and organizations, by being staff member of the Spyglass, through scholastic achievements, and by win- ning in various contests. Awards presented to the members who earned the desired num- ber of points are letters, pins, charms, or lov- ing cups. The .member or members who re- ceive the cup have attained the highest re- ward of this organization. Those receiving cups this year are: OFFICERS President ..........,......,......,,...,,........, Donald Gratz Vice President ....,,,..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, P aul Cook Secretary-Treasurer ,,.s... A ,,,,, June Geiger JUNIOR PLAY -- AH, MEN! Seated left to right: Lois DeVore, Dorothy Suter, Ann Geiger, Dolly Bridenbaugh, Betty Steiner, Carol Geiger, Vernon Nemire, Thelma Bridenbaugh, Marjorie Basinger. Standing left to right: Deloris Tschudy, Miss Steiner, Richard Baumgartner, Rolland King, Donald Lehman, Herbert Grismore, Maurice Schutz, Joan Basinger, Bernard Baum- gartner, Bill Boehr, Miss Reimund, Ruby Hauenstein, James Diller, Fred Amstutz. OPERETTA--TULIP TIME First Row left to right: Gene Suter, Ted Diller, Rolland King, Roger Diller, Maurice Schutz, Charles Risser, Richard Hilty, Richard Boehr, Herbert Probst, Eugene Steiner, Roy Schutz, Russell Hauenstein, Julius Bixel, Ted Basinger. Second Row left to right: Mr. Lehman, Wanita Geiger, Barbara Bauman, Irene Suter, Dolly Bridenbaugh, Thelma Bridenbaugh, Anna Ruth Geiger, James Diller, Lois Jean Steiner, Dwight Steiner, Anna Lou Boehr, Alfred Basinger, Bill Boehr, Fred Amstutz, June Geiger, Mark Diller, Mary Ellen Boehr, Ruth Leightner, Eloise Steiner, Ellen Risser, Wava Geiger. Third Row left to right: Deloris Tschudy, Mary Margaret Soldner, Carolyn Gratz, Jeanne Kiene, Charlotte Gerber, Betty Geiger, Donna McCullough, Ardice Mitchell, Tom Burkholder, Wallace Geiger, Nolan Diller, James Zuercher, Neil Bixel, Wesley Welty, Jean Diller, Joan Amstutz, Arlene Mitchell, Barbara Schumacher, Donna Basinger, Margie Alkire, Joan Hatfield, Kathryn Nussbaum. Y 46 MAINTENANCE CORPS Bus Drivers, left to right: Harold Geiger, Correl Donaldson, Frank Krohn, Eldon Hilty, Melvin Hilty. , X 5- I1 ab 5 at f sr 'J xr cr 1 -- 0 glotl grabs' E. EN 2 . , xx ' .KN 1,1 Xiu J3Uif01'I Correl Donaldson. Cafeteria, back to front: Anna Lou Boehr, lla Eck, Ruth Leightner, Evelyn Eck, Bar- bara Bauman, Mrs. Amos Hilty. 47 SNAPS 48 4 5 6 7 10 12 17 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 28 29 2 3 4 8 9 CALENDAR September Beginning of the end for Seniors. First day of school schedule like a cross word puzzle. 7th graders running in halls and being caught as usual. Public Speaking Class said yes and no to Miss Reimund. Tryouts for Glee. Carolyn and Ann-cheerleaders. Spyglass Staff chosen. Speed tests and more speed tests. Cafeteria opened. Mr. Ingall visits the Seniors. Coach Georgenson becomes papa. Fleetwings defeat Grove and win trophy. Vacation already! County Teachers' Meet- ing. World fails to end. June sees her sailor off. Seniors have party-Wally goes through Mac's windshield. Heffner pictures Carey game. G. R. Mixer. Great victory won at sea-Pandora 6- Bluffton 0. Earl Married! ! October New music directors- J im D. orchestra. Ann G. Girls' Glee. Tied Genoa 13-13. Criblez married. Fair and more fair. Seniors go to Ingalls. 6 weeks tests and ohhhhh that football practice. 10 Rev. Ringenberg in chapel. 12 We spoiled Shawnee Home-coming. 15 Faculty dinner and student belling for newlyweds. 16 Even McKinney burns his fingers in first lab. 17 Frosh Initiation. 19 Worse Luck-we lost to St. Rose 13-6. 22 F. H. A. Halloween Party. 25 Stutz falls off Rich's car. Don Lehman chips his elbow. 29 7th grade party-Reimund's boy friend there. Girls touch toes 20 times in gym. 31 Heffner rockets and flares. November 5 Magicians here. 6 Vote for field house passed. 12 WOW-Those spiffy new band uniforms. 20 Physical exams. Juniors get rings. 26 Annual pictures taken. Some old grads back, not to stay, just to visit. 28 Handsome patrolman speaks to us. 30 First home Basketball game with Kalida. December 3 Mark D. brings toy car to school to enter- tain himself. 4 Everyone disgusted including teacher??? 5 G. R.'s entertain football fellows with banquet. 6 Seniors vocationally guided at Kalida meet. 49 CALENDAR 15 Seniors received those great masterpieces -pictures! ! 17 More stuff for the Seniors-name cards. 19 Music gives Christmas concert. 20 Public Speaking class on Christmas story telling mission. Don Lehman's tooth falls out. 21 Finally, Christmas vacation. January 7 Operetta cast posted. 8 Doc returns to school. 3 kids locked in phone booth. 9 Clevidence substitutes in the Commercial Department. 10. Three guesses-the first two don't count. That's right, exams. 15 Math course begins for the benefit of Seniors?? 21 Farmer's Institute. 24 Spyglass gives birthday party for Mrs. Crow. 25 Chemistry kids spit gum out, McKinney's orders. 31 Seniors solicit for March of Dimes. February 2 Seniors attempt first bake sale. 5 Basketball intramurals in full swing. 16 What luck - lost our first tournament game. 25 Hopeful seniors measured for caps and gowns. March 1 Monologue recital given by Buchholtz. 8 Public Speaking plays. Sr. Scholarship tests at Ottawa. 13 14 16 22 29 1 3 12 1.3 23 24 26 27 2 3 4 7 11 17 19 20 21 Try outs for Sr. Play. Evelyn Eck breaks bat in gym. X-rays at Ottawa. Chemistry class makes gun powder that doesn't explode. Speech class goes to Bowling Green. Doc, Fritz, and Tschudy show hitch-hiking technique. Democracy, Chemistry, and Sociology classes go to Columbus. F. H. A. and Art class go to Toledo. April Sneak Day for Seniors-nuff said. First track meet with P. H. S. on the long end. Varsity P Banquet. Vocal Contest at B. G. Clyde Relays. Little Seven Track Meet Here. Sr. Play Marcheta. Sr. Play repeated. Chorus Contest at Bluffton. May County Baseball finals here. DeVi1bis Night Relays. Jr.-Sr. Banquet. A Putnam County TrackaMeet here. Lima Junior Olympics. May Day. Baccalaureate. Commencement. Last Day of School. SNAPS 5 1898 Mary Davy 1899 Lena Risser Susan Basinger Rose Davy Diller Edward Hilty Minnie Hilty Harriet Krohn Otis McBride Jane Mallahan Countryman 1900 C10 Agner Adam P. Basinger J. O. Basinger Elmer Basinger fSilas D. Basinger John Baumgartner Charles A. Hummon fJohn H. King John McBride, Jr. Allie Thrapp Estella Wilkins Long 1901 tAlfred Basinger Ethel Krohn Marshall Harriet Davy Jessie McDowell Haddox tKatie Hager J. B. Leightner Philip Schumacher Clyde Stewart - 'iOttillia Risser McBride 'M. O. Van Stronder ifFred Wilkins J. D. Zimmerman 1903 iNewton Balmer 'Ida Basinger Bruce Burkhart Jessie Davy McBurney Alma McBride Crumrine Chester McBride 'Mary Grismore Fromm W. W. Hummon 'Guy Fromm Louis Risser 1904 Ira Basinger Grover Davidson Edward Davy Lizzie Diller Eldon Geiger Aldine Hilty Benjamin Leightner Alvin C. Lugibihl 'Ellen Schumacher Geiger Aldine Welty Augusta Preston Burkhart ALUMNI 1905 Isaac Amstutz Lulu Doriot Kiene Edith Huser Willis L. Neuenschwander tEdwin Risser Rozella Sommer Lehman Harvey Basinger 1906 Lenore Alkire Laibe Oliver Davidson Martha Diller Bailess Parl Green Mistel Hummon Steiner Jesse Hummon Elizabeth Kohli Green Goldie McBride Green Waldo Niswander Milton Locher May Miller Burkhart tLenna Reece Main Calvin Steiner 1907 tMary Abbeglan tAndrew Amstutz Aurora Bracy Ortha Bracy Tschudy Clare Green Grover Grismore Albert Hager Alvin Hilty John Hilty Millard Preston James Saunders Hazel Saunders Benroth Nettie Schumacher Hilty Prestel Sites Magdalene Sommer Smith Lydia Sutter Cook Elma Steiner Niswander Leslie Reese Meese 1908 Alma Amstutz Jacobson Waldo Amstutz Harry Cahill Cordella Davidson Whitney Carrie Doriot Baumgartner Levi Hager Harry Lombard Cressie McBride Ingham Clara Ransom Thomas Roy Renninger A Ray Wilson 1909 i'Abraham Amstutz Virginia Corson Davies Estella Bixel Marshall Edna Blunk Krohn Karl Fromm Gertrude Emmans Fred Gautschi John Hauenstein Wilford Hilty Geneva Kiene Windau 52 Edward Kohli Hulda Schumacher Steiner Orlin Schumacher Lavina Schutz Geiger 'Edna Sites Lovell 'Edwin Sommer 'Edison Steiner Roscoe Wilson 1910 Edna Amstutz 'Clifford Alkire i'Clyde Basinger Salome Basinger Brabham Otto Badertscher Mabel Bushong Hochstettler Dale Crow Gail Crow Edna Grismore Sands Everett Green Zelma Hager Eldon Hilty Stella Hilty Burkholder Harry Hochstettler Minnie Huser Ledbetter Grace Keel Longsdorf Homer Kohli Leo Lemley Shank Luella Lichty Fahncke .Tennie Ludwig Crow Salome Lugibihl Neufeld Elvina Schumacher Steiner Waldo Schumacher Hiram Schutz 'Jacob Schutz Albert Sutter Gilbert Suter Hulda Suter Schumacher 'Elmer Steiner 'Edna Steiner Clara Welty George 1911 Cloyd Cahill Homer Basinger Laura Dangler Heckel Lena Darling Longnecker Lennis Grismore Edwin Hauenstein Eli Hauenstein Lester Harkness Leonard Hart Hiram Kohli Jane Lemley Bucher Orville Lugibihl Alva Rickley Oscar Rickley Virgil Stewart 'Gertrude Sutter Allyn 1912 Clare Altman Orpha Amstutz Basinger 'Albert Badertscher 'Fred Bagley Viola Basinger Knight Elmira Baumgartner Hankinson Lee Bracy Naomi Crawford Shoemaker Verna Davidson Rouse Lydia Diller Crawfis Howard DeVore 'Metta Geiger Emma Huser Bracy Edna Lugibihl Wheeler Estella Reese Suter Hiram Schumacher Lillian Schumacher Roth Salina Schumacher Schutz Willis Schumacher Charity Steiner Hochstettler Homer Steiner Waldo Suter Sylvia Welty Tripplehorn 1913 R, Mendellson Amstutz Alvin Basinger Hiram Basinger 'Leonard Basinger Erwin Bixler John Geiger Millen Geiger Leslie Green Walter Hart Melvin Hilty Reno Kiene Susie Kohli Boaz Sylvia Lugibihl Suter Elfen Zuercher Mary Schumacher Amstutz 1914 William Amstutz 'Eulalia Basinger DeVore Rhoda Basinger Schutz Munson Bixel 'Verna Bixler Siemans Norman Bushong Reno Davidson Clarence Diller Minnie Diller Rupp Lydia Geiger Hart Orville George Charles Hilty Laura Hilty Kempf Orlin Kohli Glen Miller Ira Niswander Irvin Rickly Margaret Risser Hilty Clara Schumacher Peter Schumacher William H. Schumacher Elmer Schutz 'Rudolph Schweitzer Olga Steiner Sidney Steiner Cecil Sutter Harkness Clyde Sutter Leonard Sutter Sylvia Suter Irish 1915 Omar Amstutz Harley Amstutz A L 'Lenore Amstutz Melvina Amstutz Burry Byron Basinger Ezra Basinger Llewellyn Basinger Luella Basinger Amstutz 'Waldo Boaz Dollie Burkhart Paul Cahill Pearl Davidson Lemley Warren Davidson Ezra Diller Elmer Geiger Frances Grismore Augsburger B. C. Heckel Edmond Kiene Harvey Kiene Blake Lemley Marshall Leroy Lemley 'Zella Steiner Lydia Lugibihl Suter Leonard McDowell Elmer Nussbaum Irene Risser Cupp Vivian Seitz Ewing Louis Schmunk William E. Schumacher 'Bertha Schutz Elvina Steiner Esther Steiner Meyer Melvin Steiner Edna Sutter Keller Elma Welty Sprunger 1916 Ruth Amstutz Basinger Lester Basinger Kathleen Alkire Poole Mary Baumgartner Hall Luzilla Beery Miller Edna Bixel Schmidt Gilbert Bixler Pierre Burns Estella Hilty Schutz Mildred Keel Sue Laibe Beiner Faith Miller Barbara Moser Frieda Moser Kiene Hallie Moser Bixel Phyllis Risser Richardson Oliver Schumacher Edward Schutz Jay Smith Armin Steiner Elda Suter Harry Suter Elsie Schmunk Horsch Wayne Trostle Viola Welty Kliewer 1917 Albert Allison Hubert Amstutz Hayden Gilbert Basinger Lula Basinger Steiner Nathan Beery Olin Baumgartner 53 UMNI Elmer Burry Sam Burkhart, Jr. Hallie Basinger Amstutz Madeline Bixel Laoma DeVore Clevenger Melvina Geiger Kanagy Leona Gerber Bone Gertrude Hilty Paul Hilty Hiram Huser Bulinna Habegger Hector Nina Johns Smith Prudence Jameson Dangler Martha Kohli Schmunk Inez Lehman Haas Clarence Lichty Charles Reese David Risser Aldo Schumacher Estella Schumacher Lichtenw Hulda Schutz Jaeger Elizabeth Steiner Steiner Eulalia Steiner 'Irma Steiner Irma Schneck Lesta Sutter Rickly 'Lavanche Wehrly Suter 1918 Ralph Alkire Elnora Augsburger Beck Milford Green Irene Grismore Rice Irvin Hilty Vernon Huser Donald McBride Earl C. Clark William Moser 'John Schutz Clayton Steiner Haydn Steiner Luke Steiner Susie Steiner Clement Suter Edith Wingate Uphaus 'Ira Suter 1919 Grace Amstutz Kraft Wendell Amstutz Helena Basinger Hilty Irene Basinger Schumacher Velma Beery Decker Verdi Bixel Lilian Burkholder Steiner Annabelle Clark Green Mary Crawfis Hector Jesse Diller William Geiger Sidney Hilty Oldula Kohli Yoder Eudora Lehman Soldner 'Bertha Lora Raymond Lugibihl Luther Sommer Ralph Sutter Paul Wenger Alta Windle Newton Leslie Basinger alt 1920 Levi Burkhart Stanley Bixel Agnes Basinger Kidd Marie Bixel Miller Delbert Clay Melvina Gerber Carl Geiger Margaret Hilty Fenella Habegger Fleck Lillian Hilty Krohn William Hilty Lawrence Jones Harley King Marc Laibe Ralph Lugibihl Esther Lugibihl Hofstetter Martha Lora Maynard Amza Nemire Pearl Niswander Sawyer Glady Schumacher Mabel Sutter Herr Oliver Steiner Paul Steiner Edith Steiner Meigs 1921 Juanita Burkholder Combs Edgar Bixel Arthur Bridenbaugh Zella Basinger Clark Naomi Beery Florence Clay Spielman Raymond Hilty Fred Hilty Roy Hilty Aaron Hilty Katherine Kramer Maus Carl Light Sarah Lemley Finley Clyde Niswander 'Harry Niswander Evelyn Wineman Reese Homer Suter Robert Schumacher Myron Steiner Verna Suter Hilty Clarence Schneck 1922 Vera Basinger Lehman Harley Basinger 'Melvina Burry Niswander Frances Cherry Suter Fred Clark Oliver Diller 'Waldo Diller Myron Gerber Hilda Gratz Hilty Velma Gratz Niswander Naoma Hart McDowell Glenn Hilty Ray Hilty Lenora Hilty Lehman Mary Kelchner Haas Jesse Lehman Eldon Lugibihl A Mary Moser Feary 'Irma Rice C. Grace Steiner Hostetler L. Grace Steiner 1923 Lena Amstutz Woolum Almeda Baumgartner Auten Anna Baxter Hurgett Mildred Beery George Odessa Bixel Amstutz Frances Clay Schumacher Cleora Diller Spaith 'Marguerite Grismore Sutter Ray Hummon Quentin Lehman Lenora Leightner Schlink Homer Moser Roy Hauenstein Tillman Reichenbach Lillian Risser Lehman Herman Schumacher Lulu Sommers Barton Sutter 1924 Mary Elizabeth Amstutz Eldon Basinger Err Bridenbaugh Francis Davidson Menno Diller Laoma Hilty Shimp Myron Hilty Walden Hilty Frances Johns Lemley Paul Kramer Urban Lichty Naomi McCullough Donaldson Velma Miller Diller Carrie Neuenschwander Assman Richard Schumacher Waldo Steiner Mary Steiner Wilma Steiner Hilty Clyde Tousley Adrian Ekfersole 1925 Margaret Amstutz Hilty Alvin Augsburger Naomi Basinger Flemion Charles Burkhart Ruth Bixel . Benjamin Burry Laura Clay Miller Amos DeVore Miriam Coates Burkholder Stanley Donaldson Gertrude Diller Althaus Millen Gerber Margery Steiner Headington Eleanor Fenbert Corwin Omar Gratz Prudence Gerber Merwin Hilty Glen Moser 54 LUMNI Opal Moser Pate Hubert Plankenhorn Raymond Rickly John Seitz Marie Sommer Swigart Walter Sommer Selina Steiner Paul Steiner Ellis Steiner Adam Stewart Anna Sutter Faze Leonard Walters 1926 Lawrence R. Amstutz Clyde Basinger Earl Basinger Stanley Burkhart Arthur Burry llRuby Cherry Sommer Clinton Clay Doris Diller Lela Diller Locher Laverne Geiger Idella Gratz Bridenbaugh Garnie Habegger Cyril Hilty Ralph Hilty Melvina King Thrapp Paul Krohn Katherine Laibe Hummon Elnore Locher Rodeheffer Donald McDowell Vera Miller Wehrly Blanche Niswander Nussbaum laura Schneck Pender Franklin Sommer 'Robert M. Sommer Lillian Steiner Gerald VanMeter Carl Wehrly Homer Wenger Evelyn Whitis Gerber Margaret Zimmerly Cottshall 1927 Gertrude Aeberhard Schragg Melvena Basinger Mary Baumgartner Weaver Warren Bridenbaugh Edith Burkhart Morris Howard Davidson VVe1don Diller Lillian Gerber Fountain Myra Habegger Fleck Herbert Hilty Bernice Krohn Anderson Florence Leightner Welsh Lewis Nussbaum Donald Schwab Dale Stewart Jeanette Sutter Basinger 'Richard Thrapp Beatrice Wynkoop Stuckey Lewis Wynkoop Pearl Zuercher Arnette 1928 Hilda Amstutz Thomas Ralph Basinger Virgil Bixler Vilas Burry Lois Claudon Morehead Elmer Diller Mahala Diller Marcella Diller Brackett Mildred Diller Peters Donald Grismore Fred Grismore Alice Hilty Casali Arvilla Hilty Stauffer Reno Hilty Lucille Lehman Vera Locher Welty Marcella Lugibihl Burry Dorothy McCullough Lucille Oberly Doty Walter Plankenhorn Halsie Sommer Marguerite Steiner Steiner Dwight VanMeter Wilbert Welty Selma Welty Demcoe 1929 Mildred Allgire Veldine Amstutz Josephine Basinger Firestone Virginia Burkhart Reichman Naomi Campbell Kempf Ray Culp . Thomas E. Converse ' Edgar Geiger Maurice Grismore Marcile Hilty Eck Clifton Neuenschwander Eldon Reichenbach Henrietta Schneck Henderson Idella Schumacher Reichenbach Olive Schumacher Zimmerly Francis Sommer Stella Steiner Geiger 'Charles Stewart Glenna Stewart Hanna Mary Stewart Reichenbach Frances Woodruff Davidson Elda Gerber 1930 Fern Agner Bundy Evelyn Amstutz Kistner Lenna Augsburger Amstutz Lucille Badertscher Hunt Esther Basinger Mabel Basinger Alma Baumgartner Brinkman Norbert Brinkman Roland Burkhart Elizabeth Burkholder Conrad Pauline Carr Bibler Ruth Culp Shilling Alice Davidson Stoody Elvira Diller Arvilla Geiger Mary Ellen Gerber 'Elizabeth Hilty A L Lawrence Hilty Francis Kempf Marceta Lehman Schumacher Margaret Lehman Schumacher Myron Lehman Marian McDowell Hart 'Alva Neuenschwander Violet Nussbaum Slusser Milton Reichenbach Glenn Schumacher Earl Schumacher Frances Welty Vernon Gerber Vilas Gerber 1931 Earl Amstutz ltha Allgire Hilty Cledas Basinger Steiner Orville Basinger Homer Baumgartner Lillian Baumgartner Bauer Ruby Bracy Watkins Helen Campbell Hilty Louise Cook Niswander Nelson Diller Dorothy Habegger Zimmerman Agnes Hilty Harris Wayne Hilty Clinton Leightner Mabel Luginbill Lora Esther Moser Doty Thelma Neill Bracy Robert Niswander Bertha Perkins Harold Schumacher Dwight Sommer Elnora Sommer Suter .Tames D. Sommer Iela Steiner Mabel Steiner Richard Steiner Winfred Suter Norman Walker Raymond Walters Mary Wirth Foulkes Earl Dean Steiner Madonna Yenner Cooper 1932 Cleland M. Amstutz Wade S. Amstutz Gerald Balmer Gaynell W. Basinger Gladys Basinger Bunn E. Katherine Basinger Ramseyer Harold Brinkman Mary A. Brinkman Goldschmidt 'James Burkhart Elnora S. Burry Rayle Phyllis A. Campbell Hilty David Wm. Carr 'ilrene Cherrv Schutz Kenneth L. Davidson Carol B. Diller Roland Eisenbach John L. Frankhauser Harold A. Geiger 55 UMNI Helen Habegger Gibbs Lavaun Habegger Keller, Ellis King Hazel M. Lehman Steiner Richard B. Lehman Elsie Mae Marriott Basinger Nell Miller Edwards Lorenz Moser Catherine Neill Schumacher Allen C. Neiswander Alice Nussbaum Geiger Louise Pierman Diller Mabel Rice Morvay Mary E. Rickley Reichenbach Wayne Schumacher Edith Zimmerly Motter 1933 Gertrude Agner Smith Magdalene Amstutz Bowers Otis Augsburger Barbara Basinger Burkholder Floyd Basinger Lorain Basinger Howard Bixler Clara Bracy David Culp Evan Davidson Earl Dean Geiger Leland Gerber Gertrude Hall Hilfimire Marciene Hall Nemire Duane Hilty Howard Howell Mary E. Kempf Neill Elizabeth Locher Mark Luzlibihl Wanda Moser Welty Wilbur Neill Wilma Neuenschwander Morris Niswander Robert Pope ' Reva Rice Russell Mildred Schumacher Benroth Esther Siheidler .Tames Suter 'Evan Tschudy Carold Weltv ' 'Howard Welty 1934 Mary Allgire Lusk Iner Basinger Myra Basinger Naomi Basinger George Princess Basinger Ruth Boaz Alice Burkholder Heinig Margaret Burry Basinger Mildred Cherry Todd Roy Cook, Jr. Gerald DeVore Pauline Doll Diller Kenneth Geiger Reva Habegger Doty Clarice Hilty Fruchey James Hilty Katherine Hilty Eisenbach Marjorie Hilty Bayman Ruth Hilty Jeanette Huser Baumgartner Richard Kramer Gaylord Lehman 'Milo Lehman Vincent McClintock 'Rollin Neill Lois Niswander Rodabaugh Mabel Rader Strayer Helen Schumacher Raymond Schutz, Jr. Ralph Sommer Andrew Steffen Anna Ruth Steiner Lucille Wenger 1935 Stella Augsburger Winston V. Bucher Wilton Campbell Mary Jane Carr Gerald Crawfis Harold Crawfis Winford Geiger Evelyn Geiger Benton Robert Burkhart Martha Gerber Brown Moneta Hall Stanley Margaret Habegger Maler Jean Harkness Lowell Hatfield 'Catherine Hews 'iE'lbert Hilty Lorena Hochstettler Herbert Howell Janet Krohn Snavely Pauline McCullough Stahl Marcus Moser Floyd Niswander Francis Niswander Elizabeth Pierman Biery Maurine Probst Shelton Hilda Schumacher Roush Vernon Schumacher Genevieve Sheidler Nussbaum Ruth Shoemaker Williams Nellie Steffen Isaacson Eunice Steiner Cox Anna Mae Stoody Seitz Marcine Rice Frankhart Phoebe Tschudy Armstrong Marjorie Welty Larson Myron Welty Hazel Wynkoop Phillips Dwight Zimmerly 1936 Dorothy Basinger Freeman Basinger Alice Burkhart Delbert Robert Cook Elvina Burry Burkholder 'Donald Crawfis Ralph Diller Mary K. Frantz Niswander Wayne Grismore 'Kenneth Hilty Marvin Lehman Phyllis Lehman A L Wallace Lugibihl Paul Luginbill Margaret Maidlow Ruff Helen Michel Ciefer Claud Neiswander Alma Neuenschwander Palmer Edwin Neuenschwander Francis Nussbaum David Reichenbach Elizabeth Pope Bowers Elizabeth Risser Geiger Clyde Schumacher Miriam Steiner Welty Wayne Steiner Charles Suter ' Catherine Louise Sutter Long Jane Sutter Crawford Leotus Sutter Virginia Sutter Dukes Pearl Weber Cook Margaret Wenger Slatter 1937 Ruth Amstutz Ayers Geneva Augsburger Dorothy Basinger Rauch Helen Basinger Martin Norman Basinger Carol Bucher Schumacher Eunice Burkholder Humphreys Dene Deitler Kenneth Diller Junior Doll Lucille Geiger Maurice Grismore Harold Hart Mary Ellen Hews DeVore Anna M. Luginbill Gallant Helen Marriott Aukerman Minnie Neuenschwander Steine Violet Rice Phillips Nelson Schumacher Kenneth Sommer Bessie Steffen Green I ois Steiner Helen VanScoder Balister Vera Welty David Yoder Jean Zimmerly Moore Marian Zimmerly Clapper 1938 Eudora Amstutz Moser Evelyn Amstutz Olt Emmet Augsburger Verena Augsburger Leland Badertscher Bette Basinger Violet Basinger Moser Paul Burket Robert Cahill Frances Campbell Ewing Barbara Carr Gardner Ina Cherry Moser Mary Donaldson' Badertscher Oda Frankhouser Brown Evelyn Hilty Crow Geneva Hilty Samsal '56 UMNI I' Mildred Krohn Charles Lemley Dorothy Locher Harlan Lugibihl Frances Pope VanPaepheghem Frances Schellenberg VanMeter Anne Schumacher Reichenbach Harry Schumacher Arlene Steffen Snare John Sheidler Harold Steiner Jeraldine Sutter Wayne Sutter Helen Warkentin Hilty Betty Weber Eddie 1939 Caris Basinger Clair Basinger 'Dean Basinger Paul Basinger Harold Boaz Juanita Burkhart Lucille Burry Bucher Daniel Cook Marjorie Donaldson Cook Paul Doudt Robert Ewing Jane Fenbert Ruth Geiger Reilly Shirl Hatfield, Jr. Bernadine Hews Basinger Ruby Howell Sherwood Huser Elva Jones Doris Lichty Mary A. Lugibihl Sommer Ellen Luginbill Bodey Shirl Miller Richard Nussbaum Glenda Plankenhorn Mary Risser Young Francis Schumacher David Schutz Esther Shoemaker Lugibill Alice Jean Steiner Lemley Anita Steiner Warren Mayro Wynkoop Basinger Mildred Yenner Bogart 1 940 Marcile Amstutz Marjorie Amstutz Viola Amstutz Kenneth Basinger Nettie Mae Basinger Richard Basinger Howard Burkholder Marjorie Carr Zuercher Harold Diller Russel Eck Francis Geiger Wayne Habegger Phyllis Huser Gaylord Richard Kiene Donald Lehman Earl Lehman Eula Locher Treva Luginbill Ellsea Dorothy Oberly Chauncey Schumacher Eric Schumacher Faith Schumacher Small Oliver Schutz Paul Schutz Willis Steffen Dwight Suter Evan Sutter Kathryn VanScoder Fruchey Bert Yoder Paul Zimmerly Harold Zuercher 1941 Dwaine Amstutz Kathleen Amstutz Wayne Amstutz Lester Badertscher Elnora Basinger Justine Cook Thorpe James Geiger Paul Geiger Catherine Hatfield Rose Mary Kiene Eugene Kohli Mary Gene Locher Gertrude Lugibihl Harold Marriott Betty McCullough Balmer Margaret Niswander Basinge Virginia Neuenschwander Rita Nussbaum Rolland Reichenbach Henrietta Schumacher Frederick Soldner Lysle Sommer Lysle Steiner Harold Sutter Heloese Sutter Eva Tousley Gibson Evan Welty Donald Wirth 1942 Irvin Alkire Wilma Augsburger Ernest Boehr Jean Bridenbaugh Perkins Mary Jean Burkholder Agnes Burry Marie Diller John Ewing Maxine Fridley McCafferty 'Melvin Hilty Mary Jane Huser Margaret Klickman Galen Lugibihl I' ALUM Wanda Newton Cook Sherwood Probst Robert Reese Alice Schumacher Weber Milton Schutz Evan Steiner William Steiner Valeta Suter Charlotte Sutter Heldmann Ortha Tschudy Elaine Welty Russell Welty Freda Yoder Betsy Zuercher Walter Steiner Mary Amstutz Simms Clorinda Luginbill Peter Schumacher Stanley Schutz 1943 Dorothy L. Agner Reichenbach Geraldine M. Basinger Phyllis C. Basinger Ruby M. Bridenbaugh Alford C. Diller Treva M. Geiger Anna Ruth Lehman Amy L. Leightner Alice M. Locher Robert F. McCullough Miriam A. Nussbaum Verena M. Schumacher Vincent C. Schumacher Sara Jane Schutz Richard Shoemaker Harry A. Steffen Leonard C. Steffen Gerald E. Steiner Agnes L. Suter L Harold E. VanScoder 1944 Charles Alkire Ray Amstutz LaVern Augsburger Galen Basinger Odula Basinger Greenwalt Elllene Bixel Charles Boehr Donavin Diller Howard Diller Janet Donaldson Green Irene Eck Schwartz Richard Esmonde Merlyn Frankhauser Dwight Geiger Lois Geiger 57 N I Dortha Grismore Phyllis Grismore Frances Habegger Poe Harry Hauenstein, Jr. Doris Hilty Dorothy Huser Virginia King Herrman Hiram Kohli, Jr. Dorothy Lugibihl Gordon Lugibihl Bette Marriott Selma Miller Margaret Moser Dwight Probst Mary Schey Clair Schumacher Marcella Schumacher Wilmer Suter Dale Welty Donald Welty 1945 Maynard Amstutz Dwight Baumgartner Dortha Bridenbaugh Mary Ann Bridenbaugh Kenneth Cherry Patricia Decker Harlon Eck Donald Eltter Donald Harkness Herman Hilty Joan Huser Joanne Hauenstein Agnes Kiene Carolyn Krohn Eunice Lugibihl Rosemary McDowell Clayton Mellon Paul Miller Donald Reichenbach Louis Risser, Jr. Grant Schutz Mary K. Schutz Ralph Shoemaker Russell Suter Janice Welty Eugene Zimmerly. 'Deceased. 67010 SlAVEIl YST. If you still curry and harness work stock - or if you pour your profits I into an old-fashioned fuel-eating tractor-take heart. Better days are here! You can be Master of your farm with a new kind of power that pays its keep! Allis-Chalmers has brought an entirely new idea to power farming--to build equipment that doesn't cost - but pays. Quicker-acting tractors with faster working speeds . . . more drawbar horsepower for weight . . . more piston displacement Qpowerj per dollar . . . more work accomplished with each fuel dollar. Wide, full- size tires for surer traction. Higher clearance. Faster, easier, more efficient cultivation. Mounted, quick-hitch implements for all models. More pay days! There's a size to fit your farm . . . and your pocketbook. Consult us for power that pays its keep. DONALD McDOWELL Phone 57A Pandora, Ohio LIVING 58 PAY DAYS liifi 'i e ' ,gp if I t, , ls .e - ' , '4 rf?lj:1E :g?Z? , .--:r1:f:s2,4f25s.., ..-- 1 . 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Starter and lights. 4,,, ...V. an .,.,.,.,.,... ,,.., .,., . , . ....,......,.,,...,.,.... . .,, .....,....,.. 54 1 --Q:-4: -2-e2:2:s:2:s:ss .?:: - :, :a5:: :5:' s2 2522i .:s a a2s f25 ' 5 ?E5srt V ' 2 3 2Pers:Sv2fw r:r:r'r:. 'i A-rw 1 f - f leet. e in - . . M QV, .,..... . -. . .Q pw OK A J 3 is Kinky fm ws ,. 49 ,L-145, Q ' -f ... 5 i ' X W ' s. ywfvsg Q f K 3 X If 5 -t, 2 w 'ie , ig 6 ,qs fx 'Z , y r ya' yi 1 . , f ' ' 'N , . V' 'J .-iv 3-T1 . rf- ,J ' wg i. . -. View 213- ':2f1f?i2f -' - A. NEW KIND OF 2-ROW POWER You've never seen another tractor like this. Upto 80-inch tread. Hand or hydraulic lift. Matched quick-hitch implements. Clear working vlslon. Wide hydromatic tires. Comfortable cushioned Seat. Starter and lights. R F No need AMILYFARMS to use to get fn I . p or tt!-aC?5eL:mcjenil?nd e atm ys On S goat-makingiuzz rineagf' . e .V0u mPlem :gh m0re d ents Up Pig pay' 16-ings wi' r, Auhzilgulrivarol., Afgck. Either m2tchidH3r Csrer Z sr, Ul0d61-n, Igipfpmenrl 'p1'iCQd. Pandora's hungry scholars we're greeting, Pie to soup to nuts we have,-no ration, Banana spilt and sundaes for eating, At your favorite TUMMY FILLING STATION. Star Lunch HEWS and HILTY 59 1 ' Compliments of 9 Amstutz Hatcncrics T! ji Co Xonxuifxx H1 e l .W use A71 ,, XX ,,,,, l BLOOD TESTED L UC' L cc as - Better Luck Baby Chicks Ful-O-Pep Feeds ment, Supplies 8: Remedies The Hatchery of Personal Service Oh Poultry Equip Pandora io When Shopping in Pandora it's Thompson's Drug Store for Drugs, Toiletries, Stationery Gift Merchandise and School Supplies Save with Safety at your Rexall Store 60 DILLER LUMBER C0 Lumber Roofs Mill Work Paints Pandora ----- Ohio Phone 88-A For That Quality Home-Dressed Beef - Pork - Lunch Meat Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Veal ----- Custom Slaughtering Community Locker Service See BURRY'S Loclcer Service U B. C. FOOD STORE Compliments ALL NEW EQUIPMENT SELF SERVICE OR of CLERK SERVICE REFRIGERATION ALL OPEN FACE G E I G E R ' S LOW PRICE AND BEST QUALITY A Coal Yard MAC 8: SON LE!-IMANS SERVICE THE STORE OF HOME FURNISHINGS Phone ZZA Pandora, Ohio LEHMAN'S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE - DAY OR NIGHT Phone ZZC Pandora, Ohio CLOVER FARM STORE M. M. HPILTY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Harness and Supplies BREAD l0c - for - L. E. Bracy, Prop. the Horse Phone 27-A Phone 47-C Pandora, Ohio FLGWERS... Pandora Garage Cut Flowers . . . Potted Plants Expert Flower Designing We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere' BASlNGER'S GREENHOUSE Phone 129-A Pandora, Ohio DODGE TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE G. STEINER, Prop. Tel. 89-D Pandora, Ohio D. Compliments GORDON BIXEL-O.D. Optometrists P of Ollice Hours 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Closed Thursday Afternoon Open Evenings Page Dairy COIIIPHIIY Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. 7:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. Bghgt H lflaffugff Bluffton Ohio Compliments Compliments from THE DILLER INSURANCE of AGENCY HDILLERS' POLICIES PAY Pandora, Ohio Phone 70-A PANDORA HARDWARE CLARENCE D. DILLER and HIRAM D. DILLER Compliments of Bixel Motor Compliments of C. C. Sutter Sales :4 and 1 ,f 5 gyda el Son EY! 1 N I I 4 . . 4 Plumbing and l-leatmg Blullton, 0. Phone 172W Pandora Steiner 81 Huser Compliments headquarters for of Jersild Sweaters Style Mart Clothes Shaply Shirts Mallory Hats lNGllll Sllllllll Bluffton 65 When in need of insurance consult Charles S. Reese Agent for Farmers and Traders Life Ins. Motorists Mutual Auto Ins. Patrons Mutual Relief Fire Ins. Wayne Mutual Fire Ins. There is but one Ed. McCrate in all the world He has been selling FORD Cars and Trucks for 31 years Grange Mutual Casualty at Phone 33-F Pandora, Ohio Columbus Grove Phone No 1 Grovedale Feed Col. Bluffton Cement Block Co. Purina Feeds Phone 56 W. C. Zuercher - l-l. C. Zuercher Columbus Grove Dealers in Cement Blocks, Builder's Supplies Sand, Vitriiied Pipe, Etc. Bluffton, Ohio Ben Amstutz Sc Sons 66 Heringhaus 8: Son Ottawa, Ohio Furniture - Rugs - Linoleums Cloth and Venetian Blinds Frigidaire Appliances Bendix Radio Good Suits - Good Shoes Always Large Assortments Always Reasonable Prices WISE Clothing 8: Shoe Co. Ottawa, Ohio The Store You can Trust Compliments S 0 M M E R MOTOR SALFS of DEALERS OLDSMOBILE A. S- Stlbivart G' M' CQHIRUCKS Dept. Store 1xfE1vi1i:i Columbus Grove, Ohio Pandora Ohio NOAH BIXEL Compliments buyers of of Fancy white eggs I , Daniel s live poultry Pandora, Ohio Pandora Ohio , STOP 81 SHOP Compliments at of . Basmger Brothers ld Dona son Meat Market Brothers Garage and Locker Service Columbus Grove Ohio Bluffton Ohio SHOP and SAVE at FREVIS Department Store McCormick-Deering F arm Machines and lmplements Maytag Washing Machines Frigidaire Appliances Dexter Washers Bendix Washers C. F. NISWANDER Ottawa Bluffton, Ohio SlDNEY'S Compliments DRUG SHOP . . , . of Sldney Hauensteln Armln Hauenstein Prescription Pharmacy Bluffton Ohio Phone MW NISWANDER'S C. 8a L. E. and Greyhound Bus Station A store of friendly service Phone 66 Columbus Grove Compliments Congratulations of to the semors Hartman 81 Sons . , Marclene s Beauty Shop Columbus Grove Ohio SHAWS FOOD MARKET C l mbus G PUTNAM COUNTY LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION DAILY CASH MARKET Ben F. Burry, Mgr. 0h P d Oh Compliments of Q . . aslnger Buyer of FANCY WHITE EGGS AND LIVE POULTRY Pandora Ohio Mccormiclc-Deering Farm Machines Fine Field Performance Economical Operation Long Life Unexcelled Service Reasonably Priced Qur stocks of electrical appliances, fence, steel posts, tractor oil, tractor tires, binder twine, bale ties, paint,farm and house hardware are the best available. For good service at iair prices. CUPP '8z LEMLEY BROS. 71 Compliments of Roofing, Siding and Spouting Goodrich Tires p B Willard Batteries Shell Products Harold Geiger Pandora, Ohio Telephone 86-A Proprietor Compliments from SCHUMACHER STONE CO. N. N. SOLDNER DIST. MGR. All sizes of Crushed Stone Agricultural Lime FOR Prompt Deliveries Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance Co. Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Phone 122-A P3Ilfl0l'3, 0150 Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. 72 Pandora Milling Co. Dealers in all kinds of grain, feeds, seeds, coal, building material, etc. Phone 49-A Pandora, Ohio' Edgar C. P f r Ger ld R. Cribl y Compliments FROM Niswander Egg House Telephone 123-A Pandora, Ohio KROHN'S RESTAURANT FOR BLUF FT ON COLLEGE Meals - Lunches Ice Cream -- Candies Meadow Gold Products . u JONES DRY CLEANING Thorough academic education Fur Storage Christian fellowship and instruction and Dairy Store Sandwiches - Ice Cream Soft Drinks Columbus Grove, Ohio The First National Bank of Pandora, Ohio The Farmers' Friend Resources over S2,500,000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 74 Pandora Dry Goods I. G. A. Super Foods Market ST dMy Compliments Compliments of of RAY CULP HUSER BARBER SHOP Compliments Sl'lOEMAKER'S Hardware Gifts of A Good place to buy EU'-AI-IA,S Ottawa Ohio Beauty' Sh0PPe Phone 136-W 7 Franklin Life Insurance Geo. Lehman Agent Pandora, Ohio Phone 591. Bluifton Body Shop Don Eddie Phone 164W Jokes 1. Grumbled a sailor who always was see- ing snake-eyes before him: I don't know what's wrong with me lately, Doc. I keep seeing funny little spots before my eyes. Doc- The medical term, I believe is Craps-Dice'a 2. Donna: Whisper something soft and sweet to me, darling. Clyde: Chocolate pudding. 3. Definition One never understands the real meaning of stamina until he witnesses a woman talking over the telephone. 4. Esther: There's a whole drawer of old, useless documents on file. Shall I bum 'em? Supt. Cox: Yeah, but make copies first. 5. Lil: Your hat is on the wrong way. Mil: I-low do you know which way I'm going? 6. Definition of a Seabee: A soldier in a sailor's uniform with Marine training doing a civilian job for W.P.A. wages. 7. Why does a woman say she's been shopping when she hasn't bought a thing? Why does a man say he's been fishing when he hasn't caught anything? - f-mvu4'xw'.. . ,..,,, A 4 if ' w i r A 'F W MiW!TlRQ'I'1N'f?9 .. U,,?'?'F' rw ' '