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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1948 volume:

Vi 2 3 5 Q 2 4: 's 3 7 i QE 3 3 15 1 5 1948 MIRRDR ANNIVERSARY y Jo Steiner - Co-Editors ey Bohn Kiene , H algo 'Fm Dedication . . . ity not to be taken lightly The dedication of any yearbook is a responsibil hose persistent endeavors have made possible its composition and pub- by those w , iication. 'l hey must make certain that the recipients, and the annual, are worthy of the honors conferred. This year is the llftieth anniversary of the graduating class of 1898. One who is willing to ponder a moment will find that of the many classes which have passed through the portals of Riley Local School, all are worthy of the highest honors a mere annual staff can bestow. I - 'l 1 and a privilege to We deem it a pleasure dedicate this annual to the alumni, to the class of 1048 and to the future which is theirs to ax ,..a it VL. il -cfuinri I- I '51 ll ffl: J .ffl ,giigai - 1, ,i.i1'-,,f :li Jig' .l f i I if xiffffl . tif: 5, ,hiiqia i- 1 ,I vii' ll, 2 l I s: Q1'1 g,1:iEE: fg i H551 :gl CFU'-. ::':::f::: lilhiiiil uluuv 5:l'..f:i7 'ff' if 3' fn i'- 41 ,: 1:-:i it an ,ell .li uv-'i.'l 2:2 ri! .2 as !1ri km IH! l li gnu! inn ' Mau f 15,221 .ai ,'L'v- rf EH:-, ,355 553 z 1 5 52' ref fe i E E Ei ,t IZ- 'il n ', N . ! iv 'Q Q. ig: tu: ::., w - 'Fla 2 JI' ilifliii lv . -' 'IL' Hifi gg: ,' 'n A, ,' , .e .j,gj,L:j,,.3, if ,.,. mold. Pn ge Three Al Pundoru's Box . . . Many years ago in a far away country, naughty little Pandora succeeded in loosening a knot designed to keep from the world a host of evil spirits. Among these, no one knows how or why, was one good spirit-Hope, who flew away unobserved from the rest C to Ohioj. Many who knew of Pandora and her box were very pessimistic. t'No good will come of this, they said. The 1948 Mirror Staff holds a different opinion and this year has decided to prove to one and all that Hope compensates for all the evils with which she was imprisoned-yes, even overbalances them. Today Hope is symbolized by the town of Pandora, its homes, its churches, and its school. We shall show you, bursting from the box, the five phases of our school life which we know are definite proof that Hope lives, thrives, and will continue to spread her influence. Page Four W, . 4 X r ffLr,..- mf, 7-. XA i -,S Y Q. . f, xv f x X A wr XM:-,,,.vm,,,, Wifi Qwn . YNQNMNNXS N-,Ng CHAPEI. PROGRAM . H jp, ' R SHELTER HOUSE Pandora National Park? l':l2.' Six LIBRARY-STUDYHAU. Shhh - Clock W SHOP Slow Mon Working HOME ECUNOMICS TYPING D0 They Always Work This Hard? Imam- Iiiglll LABORA TORY This Ls Where You Call Your Best Girl C12 H22 011 Sugar ART First Rate Museum Supplies - Cheap Pngv Nim- PLAKHSIQN W INC. ' wa. ' xx I ,ws as Q 5 mx, -Q. -v 1+ K' SWB' w . I H t y I , I . s 1 P Q' 4 8 ' fi- . ji 1 fi . AQ si I-..,,,NM fuq, Superintendent Our School Administration There is an old adage which reads Two heads are better than one. We have discovered a nevs one: Some heads are better than most. The lat- ter is particularly applicable to Mr. Cox. our super- intendent. Without his congeniality, his willingness to do m-ore than is required. and his high ideals ant standards of education, we could not have bene- lited from a gradual and never-ceasing improvement. in our School. Board of Education . . Here you see the people who expedite our bread and butter. To this hard working group wi' owe our thanks for the many special privileges we enjoy. A V W.,.-,W WW. 5 .M t'I:ii'e-live Sf'lIll0t'li Oliver Davidson. Fred Grisulore, NvZll'l'0ll 1il'lllPllllSl1l,Lfll. Mr. Vox. lI:u'i'y Sllil'l'. luvez llIlilN. Alba-rt Svln Page 'l'we1 ve MR. I+'0RES'l' ROWI'lR- Vw-:utimmi AQ1l'I1'lIIIlll'l' MR. SIIELININ HALL- Hnglish mul l'hysim':ll IOIIIIUEIIIIIII M R. JOHN FAILS- l'hysi4':ul Balm-:ntimn :xml Sm-izll Svin-mi MISS Rl'BY BRIDENBAI'GII- Iflnglish :md Lniin NIR. IDONIIYAN M1'IiINNEY- Nlzutln-mzltivs :md Svimu-o MR. EARL I.EIIMAN- Vocal :xml IIlSIl'IIllN'IlIIlI Music MISS FAITII MILLER- First Grndv MISS GLADYS SCIII'MACHER- Art and Imhlsfrinl Arts MISS GRACE STEINER- Vm-:ltimml Honw I'Il'0ll0lllIl'H MISS ELEANIIR HOGAN- Sixth 4l1':1dm- MRS. IONA IIOS'I'E'I I'ER- lfifth Grzulv MISS RONNIE RAIIICR- I mu'1l1 llrzulv MRS. JANICE IiI7RKI-IAR'I'- Third G1':1d1- MRS. MARY I.If'H'I'Y- S1-wnxd III'ZllI0 MISS ESTHER SOHI'MAf'HER- Svhool Nl'4'I'l'IJ1I'y QV' ii ,r As .-:Ji N f . if wif, 7. ' if , Pagv lfmlrtooll Seniors - 1948 . . . THEODORE DILLER -TED Student Cmmvil 23 Spyglass 4: Var- sity l'. 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3, FFA I. 2. 3. 49 4-H 1. 2: Buys' Give 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixvd Clmrus l. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: llaskvtluall I. 3: llasvlvall 2. 3. 4: 'Pr-u-l' 1 1 x .-. EILEEN MEYER -SHINE Class Play 3: FHA I, 2. 3. 42 Y-'l'4'Pll 1, 2. 3: Girls' Glow 3. THOMAS BPRKHOLIDER -TOM Spyglass 4: Varsity P. 3. 4: Cl Play 4: l.iln'at'ian l : Boys' Glvv l. ISS 2. 3. 4: Mixvd Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Upervtta 3. 4: Hand 1: Orvlle-stra 13 lfootllslll 33 liaskvtlnall 1. 2. 3. 4: Atlllvfiff M age-1' 4. STANLEY BOHN -STAN l'Z11te-1'-Htl vlass as a .Iu11im': 1'rs-sidont of Class 41 Spyglass 4: U0-1-Editor of Mirrm' 4: Varsity P. 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: SCll0l2ll'Slli1l Tvanl 4: Boys' Gle-1+ 3, 43 Mixed f'llUl'llN 3, 43 Hand 3, 4: Url-llvstra 3, 4: Fuotlnslll 3: Baslw-t'- lrall 3. 4: 'l'ra1'k 3. WU- CAROLYN GRATZ -GRAIFZ Sl-'CI'-E-!fill'y of Class 25 Repurter Class l. 43 Spyglass 3, 4: Mirrm' Varsity l'. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 3. 4: 'Fee-n 1. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Glvv 2, 3, Mixvd Clmrlls 43 Clteorlvsulvx' 2. 3. LA VERA GRISMORE -LA VERA Spyglass 3. 4: Class Play 3: FHA 2. 3. 4: Y-'l'evI1 2. 3: Librarian 3: Girls' Glw- 2. 3: Mixvd Clmrus 3. NOLAN DILLER -Ni Of -1: Y- 4: OL Vive President of Class 1. 2. 3: VM'- sity P. 3. 43 Class Play 3: FFA 1. 2, 3. 4: Boys' Glade 1, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Cllm-ns 2. 3. 4: Opvretta 43 Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. 2. 4: Hass-hall 1. 2 4: Trac-k 4. 4 . 3. Seniors - 1948 . . . ROY l,l'GIBlHli -CALHOUN l'r1simle-at nl' Vlass I. Vivo l'resid+-nf al' Vlass 4: 'l'rvasnr'rr of Flass 3: Rv- qm'ti-r nf Class 2: Mirror 4: Varsity 'in 4: mass l'lay ra. 41 r1+'.x1.2.:a.4: lilly: Ulm' I. 2. 4: Mixval l'll0l'l1S I. 2, 4: llaml I. 2, 3: H11-l1vsfi':1 2: Font- hall 3. 4: Iiaslwrluall I. 2. Il. 4: Mase-- lfall 32. -I. ROGER DILLER -R06 'l'l'I'ilSlll'0l' of Ulass I: livpmtvl' ol' Class 25: Sllltl-PIII l'4:llll4'il 4: Spyglass Ii. 4: Mirror Zi. 4: Varsity l'. I. 2. 3. 4: lf'l A 2. 3. 4: 4-ll I. 2. fl. 4: Librar- ian 3: lluys' Glow I, 2. 21. 4: Mixml 4'Imrus I. 2. 32. 4: Oporvttzi I. 3. 4: I-'untlrall I. 2. Zi. 4: 'l'rzu'k I. 2. I-L 4: Mlnlvlic- Managvr I. -I. l+IVl'1I.VN EUR -EVELYN FHA l. 2. Il. 4. MARY MARIIARFYI' SOLIDNER -MARGIE l'r1-sidvnt uf Ulass 2. 3: 'l'i's-zlsllwi' nl' Vlass 4: Spyglass Zi. Emlitm' 4: Mirror 21. 4: Varsity l'. 24. 4: Ulass Play 3. 4: N1-luilarsliip 'l'ra111 I. 2. 3. 4: Y-'Vw-ll I. 2. 34. 4: Lilrrariali 2, 3: Girls' Glow I. 2. R. 4: Mixm-cl f'll0l'llN 1.3. 4: Val- l'Ilil'l17I'l2lll. CHARLES KROHN -CHARLIE Spyglass 3. 4: Mirror Il. 4: Varsity l'. I. 2. 24. 4: Class Play 3. 4: FFA l. 2. 4: liuys' Glvv I. Zi. 4: Mixed l'll1ll'- as I. Zi. 43 UlN'l'0flil 4: Rand I. 2. 3: l uuIl1all I. 2. Ii. 4: liaslwilmll I. Il. 4: 'Fravk Zi. 4: .Xthlm-tic' Managvr 2. ULAIR IIILTY -FAT Varsity l'. I. 2. 3. 4: Class l'lay 4: liuys' Glu- I. 4: Mixml Vlinrus I. 4: liaml I. 2. 24. 4: lPI'l'llPStl'2l I. 25. 4: Op- 1-rrlta 4: liasvlmall 3: Atlllvtic' Man- -vfn-rI 2 'll 11. ...... JUAN AMS'l'l'TZ -STUTZ Sm-rvtary ot' Vlass 3. 4: Spyglass 24. 4: XIIITUI' 4: Varsity P. 3. 4: Ulass I'lay 3. 4: Sl'll0l2ll'SlliIl Team I. 2, 3: V-'l'x-on I. 2. 3. 4: Lilrrarian I. 2. 31 Girls' Gln-0 l. 2. Il. 4: Mixvcl Vliurlls I. 2. 14. 4: Salutatnrian. .f K-5 Sivtoon Seniors - 1948 . . . FREDERICK BAFMAN -FRED S1'l'l'l'fZII'j' of Vlass I: FFA l. 2, .'.. 4: 4-ll I. 2. 3. 4: liaskvtball l. 2. i, Hass-ball 4: 'l'l'3ll'k 3. RVBY WELTY -RUBY Spyglass 4: Varsity l'. 3, 4: FHA 35 Y-'l'l-4111 I, 2. 3. -lg Librarian 43 Band I. 2. 4: Ore-lwstra 2. 31 Vlass Play 4. JAMES BAITMGARTNER -B0 Varsity P. 2, 3. -15 Boys' Glee 1. 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baskvtball 1, , 3. 4, nas,-nail 1. 4: T1-at-14 3, 4: Atnilxrif- AIJIIIRIHPI' 2. PHARLES RISSER -RIS Student Council -lg Spyglass 3, 4, Mirror 3, 45 Varsity P. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 43 FFA 45 4-H 1, 2, 3, -lg Boys' Glue l. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Gliorus 1. 2. 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l 1 'l'ra4'k 4: Athletic BIEIIIHSZPI' 1, 2, 3. JEAN KIENE -KIENE Treasurer of Class 2g Student Coun- vil -lg Spyglass 3, 45 Mirror 3, Varsity P. 3, 4g Class Play -13 131 ' l 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls 2. 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 4. RUTH ANNE STEINER -RUTHIE Student Council 3: Spyglass 45 Mir- ror 3. 4: Varsity P. 3, 45 Class Play 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Y- Teen 1. 2, 3, 43 Librarian 33 Girls' Gle-0 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 35 Pi- anist for Girls' Glee. Boys' Glee and Mixed Chorus- 43 Band 2, 3, 4g Or- vhostra 2, 3. 43 Salutatorian. 4, A ee MARVIN HILTY -MARV Varsity P. 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, 1. 2: Football 1. 2, 3. 4, Travk 2. 4-H Seniors - 1948 . ., . KEITH LEHMAN -KEITII Varsity l'. 3. 4: Fuutlmll 3. 4: lluskvt- lnlll 1. 2. 35. 42 liZlS'L'hilH 1.2.3. 4. APDREY THRAPP -'l'HRAI'l' l-Zlitvr-val t'l:1ss :is :i Senior: l'l:iss l'l:ly 4: Y-'l'v0li 4: Girls' lllvv 4: Mixod t'lnn'11s 4: linnd 4. GROYER GEIGER. JR. -JUNIOR Varsity l'. 2, 3. 4: FFA 1. 2, 3. 4: lloys' Give 1. 2, 4: Mixed Cllorus 1. 2. 4: llzmd 1. 2. 3. 4: 111-1-liestm 1. 2. 4: Fuutlmll 1. 2. 3. 4: liaise-ilvslll 1: Atlilvtii- NIIIIIIIQIPI' 2. 3. JOHN NUSSBAPM -IAFK Varsity 1'. 3. 4: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: Font- lmll 1. 2. 3. 4: 'l'i':u-lc 1. 2. 3. NORMA VAN SCODER -SKEET FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: Y-'Pe-on 1. 2. 3: Girls' Gll-0 3. MARY -I0 STEINER -MARY Student l'0um'il 4: Mirror 3, C0- Editm' 43 Varsity l'. 3. 4: Class Play 3: Y-'Teen 1. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Gleo 32. 3. 4: Mixvd t'hm'us 2, 3, 43 Opervttn 3. 4: lizuid 2. 3. 4: 0I'I'hl-'SfI'5l 2. 3. 4. fl Sm l.AST WIU. AND TESTAMENT 4 OF THE CLASS OF 1948 We, the Senior Class of 1948, being of sound mind and body, having been in- formed that we are to end this life on May 17, due to a severe case of knowledgitis. do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. We. the class of 1948, as a group, will our lovely but cold home room with o1.r marked up desks and battered Democracy books to next year's group of sufferers, namely, the Junior Class. Also to the same party we will the few odd pennies that we will have left over in our treasury after our little excursion seeing the world. We, thc class of 1948, as individuals, will the following: -Ioan Amstutz wills her class ring to Owen Etter. Ruby Welty, with pleasure, wills her typewriter to all future Spyglass typists fsuckersj. Nolan Diller wills his height to Harry McCullough. Roy Lugibihl bequeaths his F. F. A. presidency to Gene Suter. Eileen Meyer wills her sophistication to Charmene Radebaugh. Carolyn Gratz leaves her Spyglass job as art editor to Eloise Steiner. Clair l-Iilty wills his graceful waistline to Dick Boehr. jean Kiene wills her long wavy hair to Stanley Newton. Charles Krohn leaves the marble championship to Cassie Diller. john Nussbaum bequeaths his super dancing ability to j'ohn Moser. Norma Van Scoder leaves the distinction of being the first engaged senior to Betty Basinger. Keith Lehman wills his scholastic ability to Margaret Mae Hart. Ted Diller Wills his blond, curly hair to Jim Kiene. Audrey Thrapp wills a keg of dynamite to Eugene Steiner to use as he sees fit. James Baumgartner wills his excursions to the office to Donald Basinger. Evelyn Eck leaves her quiet ways to Carrie Bauman. 1 Junior Geiger bequeaths his trucking and driving ability to the women drivers in the class of 1949. Roger Diller wills his way with women to Gary Welty. Tom Burkholder leaves his motorcycle to Munson Thrapp. Marvin Hilty wills his perfect attendance CPD record to Joanne Steiner. Stanley Bohn leaves his bachelor's certificate to Oliver Lugibihl. Frederick Bauman wills his big, fat F. F. A. pig to Barbara Schumacher. LaVera Grismore wills her out-of-town boy friend to Joann Hatfield. Ruth Anne Steiner wills her job as pianist for the Glee Clubs to John Windau. Charles Risser bequeaths his Dodge with the built-in bottle opener to jim Zuercher. Mary Jo Steiner wills her place in the girls, trio to j'ulius Bixel. Mary Margaret Soldner bequeaths her battered, old, red pocket-book to next yearls football squad to use in any way they might choose. l age Eightemi - SENIOR CLASS PROPHEC Y Recently I decided to buzz over to Pandora on the mail rocket: the fare is cheap: the seats are comfortable and you meet a lot of interesting people. The chief button pusher was none other than Tom Burkholder who has an en- gineering degree from Crawhs College where Clair Hilty is president: he became accustomed to sudden starts and stops while bouncing in and out of Opportunity Room. The conductor, Mary Margaret Soldner, tore the stub from my ticket and said, f'Sit down and shut up, cousin. She later told me that Marvin Hilty is com- pleting a successfull tour as a symphony conductor: he sings Mousie at inter- missions. The baggage master at the station is Nolan Diller. His seven young sons make his job an easy one and allow him spare time for evangelistic work. As I en- tered the IGA to buy an atomic can opener. I was met by E. Stanley Bohn, the cash register manager who is fast becoming sole owner. In the overshoe depart.ment wearing a huge Ball Band trademark as a necklace was Ruth Anne Steiner, who, it is rumored, tried to sell Marvin Hilty a pair of overshoes-and in july, tool On my way out Charles Krohn invited me to ride to the Putnam County fair on his one-wheeled motor scooter. We took in the Daredevil Act featuring Evelyn Eck and Ruby' Welty. Roger Diller came through the grandstand selling Missouri muleburgers. After watching a rac-e in which jean Kiene was one of the drivers, I walked down the Midway. Some barker named Charles Risser claimed to be a perfume expert from Paris, F rance. At the school art exhibit I talked to Keith Lehman, the Pandora art teacher, who told me that James Baumgartner, af- ter careful tutoring by Mr. Cox, is now superintendent. ln the evening I attended a Business Association banquet where Mayor Audrey Thrapp spoke on Hlmprovements Made on Bologna Skins . A few remarks were made by Governor Eileen Meyer, and joan Amstutz, Vice-President in charge of battery connections, made recommendations for improving telephone service. The body then considered the advisability of allowing Norma Van Scoder and LaVera Giismore to organize a stockyard. Carolyn Gratz, popcorn salesman, spoke on Ad- vantages of Popcorn As A Substitute For Rock Wool Insulation . Other visitors were Roy Lugibihl. New York fashion expert, and john Nussbaum, Hollywood dancing instructor. As the meeting adjourned Mary jo Steiner, Fire Chief since she sold a new Dodge fire truck, raced to the home of junior Geiger, local canine surgeon. Since it was very late, I spent the night in the home of lieverend Theodore Diller where Fred Bauman is butler and gardener. The next day I returned home, overjoyed at knowing that the Class of 1948 had turned out so successfully. I':l510 Nllllvml Juniors . . . af? Ma 'Pap FUN'--flllZll'llH'llf' ltzltlvlmligli, lflloist- St-vim-1'. HilI'lD2ll'2l Nt-lminat-lie-1', Ht-tty lhisimger. 3i:ll'5I3ll'f'l xlilf' Hart. lioftmn rmv-.lanws Kit-nt-. t':ithryn Ilille-i'. Joann llzltlit-ld. John Wimlnu. OFFICERS President ................. .......... B arhara Schumacher Vice President ..... .......................... G tene Sul-fr Secretary ........... ....................... E loise Steiner Treasurer ........ ........ B Targaret Mae Hart Reporter ...........,......... ................. C iathryn Diller Qtudent Council .,... ............. C Dwell litter Richard Boehr The -lunior Class numbering seventeen may he small, but remember good goods comes in small packages. Various members of the class have participated in almost all school activities this year. Une outstanding activity was the class play, HThe Crazy Smith Family featuring Owen litter and Harhara Schumacher as Pa and NMa respectively. 15120 Twenty '? Q Qtfffku. ww...-.vw Top row-Gene Sitter, Ric-lmrd Boehr, James Zuerelier, Julius Bixel. Bottom l ow-Owen litter, Gary Welty, 'IT1-fl Rnsinger. liiigcmo Stvilier. The fellows have contributed a great deal to football, basketball, baseball, and trackg on the other side of the ledger, we find that the girls have participated in V- Teen and F. H. A. All have lent assistance to Spyglass and Mirror as well as the High School Operetta. Several students took part, in the District Music Contest at Bowling Green on March 13. Our special ambition is to do a little better next year than any' other senior class has done. Page 'I'xve-iity-Ulm Sophomores First rom'-1':li'1'ie lilllllllilll. Ruby Geiger. lfJliill'j'll liillllllL!Jll'illt'l'. Marilyn Slioe-innlqei' ,I . . . .. . ltllllil Me-yor. Lois llilty. Ruth Stetli-11. Mwmin ll:1sll1,um-r. Vrsuln Nusslmuln. .lo Illllll' Steiner. Seenlul Row 'fTi2ll'l'Y BI4'f'lliiUll5Ill. Georgie Mvt'ulloug:l1. Hliver Lugibihl. Alden llohn. ll-vnu lbillvr. Rolu-rt Heiwlmrialiu. Hilly Fi-iulln-y, Iltblliliti ii1lSlll2t'l'. Mr. Fails. Not llil'tlll'Pd-Elit't'll ii1lNlll2!'l'. OFFICERS President ............... - ...... Oliver Lugibihl Vice President ..... ........ lN Iiriam Basinger Secretary ..,.. ....... F lileen Basinger Treasurer ...... ...,......... J oann-e Steiner Reporter ................ ......... R obert Gerdeman Student Council ...... ............... R uby Geiger llonald Basinger The sophomore class has studied very hard this year in hopes of becoming Juniors. This year it has contributed as much and as best it could to school activi- ties. To this class fell the duty of initiating the Freshmen. It took charge of the Truth or Consequencesw assembly early in the year and has done a v-ery thorough job of continuing the Frosh education. The class has very much enjoyed being Sophomores and is proud to leave its corner attic room to the well-tutored Freshmen. Palms Twenty-Two Freshmen First rowgllo Vain Seoilix-r. XVinit'rc-ml Hts-im-r. .l52ll'iiIIl':l St'illlt't'li. tlnrol Krolln, Leila Sllirk, Russ:-ll Xl'lllll't', l':lnl llilty. liolilay l,1-limzin, Nornmn llilty. HN-mul rowe-Mr. I.-rlnnzin. l+'r:inlaIin Welty. lil:-lm:-fl Hive, John Holm, John Moser, lllvllziril lh-4-so. l'olor lllllvr, lmlglil Inu-l. Not nivterlw-tl -l':ui1I l.lli2ililll'l'. OFFICERS llresident .........,....... ...................... j 'ohn Tlohn Vive President ....... .......... B arhzirn Schneelt Secretary ...... ........... X Yinifred Steiner Reporter ....,.............. ................. I ohn Moser Student t'onncil ...... .......... R iehzird Reese This class has enjoyed many events during school, but none quite so much as entering high school. lt received El royzil welcome from the Sophomores who seemed io he quite glad to have someone around to educate-and work on. Verna Suter and Paul Leightner are now enrolled in Lima and Texas schools resp:-ctively. Contributing to sports, music, cheerleading and scholarship, it feels that it has helped the sch-o-ol to show that Pandora's Box did contain something good. As might be expected it. too. is looking forward to next year, especially help- ing the lfrishmen of 1940. lyllfl' 'I'wx-nly-'l'ln'oi- Grade Eight . . . lfirsi Wm'-Air. Mvliillm-y. 4'l:11'im- Ililly. I1:l1'l::1l':1 Huw Suttvr. In-115 Muller. In-V4-x'Zy Srhulz, Imlv lil'i4Im-nlulllgll. Imx'i1I lbillw-1'. l31II'l'l'l llillvr. Sl'l .illll l'llU'+I74HllIlll .X11g:Qlul1'gv1'. .xl'f1llll' Grulz. .lalmm-s luiHK'l'. Slillllvj' Nvwlllll. l':lIXYJIl'4l Ililillilllbll. Hula-rt li:ulvlml1,fl1. 'IYIIUIIIIIS Welty. Manlmlmm lic-ig'1'l'. l'llir1l l'0w-Shirley llnllvnstvill. lllllh .Xllll linsilngm-V. llc-14111 lI11l'lcl1uI4l1-r. livvlyll Blvyvr, Imrut1u,v Hillllllilll. .Iulm tl:-iw 13 lnnmlml l::lNillLf1'!'. Imlv IAXIIIHIIII. llyrnn Stvinm-V, I.:-I:1l11l l'1Il1:1rI. N01 llil'tlll'9llflNYiLfllf Anmstutx. Grade Seven . . . First l'4HVi-Alilll fll'2lTZ. Ruth ,xllll llvrr. .lzuwl Krwhn, AI:u'wil l:lll'l'y. I'T,Iiz:1ln-th Vrnhsl N14-'IIIIUI' llulm. Miss Sl'lll1lll:ll'ht-'l'. Seq-mul r1m'-limmlrl Ilvrr. lhnmld Svlxlwvk. Mary Ann H2lSill21'l'. Mary Malrthu ZlI'I'll'lll'l Gzlylal XVyl1k1mp. Hlmlym- liixvl. Mil1l1'1-d SUIIIIIZ. 'l'hird r1m'f-l'l:11-:nine-til Diller. llm't11y Nuwslmllln. Km Suv W1-lly. Alznriun lbillvr. It uhm-rt Sf0illt'l'. l,:lx'1'y AIf'f'Ull4llIQ,'ll. Umm l':1ul llnsinun-r. NM pil-tllrfil-Maury Ann Ifh-xnixxgg. Vngrv 'l'wvnty-Ifmu' Grade Six . . . First rxzw--Mis-4 llugnn. In-lm-1-S lim-Ins-V. Xl:u'lN:'m- lmgilnihl. Imviql ,mg,l,u,.g,.,-. wuz l'ula-nmm. l':1uI I.:-hmzul. XIJIVIIXII livllhrll. NI:ll',1m'u- l'l1'lIllIl2, S1'l'0lNI row-Shin-Ivy Nvlllil'-V. Kurs-n .XII3ISlilIl'!1'l'. lhuivuu- 1'ln-rry. .l:llli4A,. g,.hm,. Smldlwl W1-lly. Vlillllliil llvivln-nIm1-11. l'l1:urlvm- Ilvrr. 'I'Ilir1lrow-llill lfillmrl. llidwin .XlH1l'l'S1lll. .Xlplums Alvyq-1: l':u1ri1-lc Wwmgvr. 'l'hmn:ls lh-ivlwlmlrm-lx. l,e-lnml Hrisxn1n'v. Grade Five . . . . First l'l'W'fNl1lI'll'll4' Ilvrr. NHFZIII li:l3'Wvllg:x'l'. llutlx Ann Ilralvy. .Xrtlmr Sm-lmtz. Ril'llIlI'll SIl'XVZll'I. lilbllillil NV:1yl1v Sim-im-r. 1'l1:l1'l1-s NHNSIIIIHIII. Mrs. Ilosfvtflvlz SPNIIIII l'l!Vi'fl'illll th-In-N Stull. lddwsml, l4ull111:g:11'l1w1'. I-'red Lvlllllilll. Rir'lmr1l Franltz, Jr.. lAllli50 l,iHl'l'. NVil11'rs1l Gl'iSllllll'l'. Maury Lou I!:lSi11g:e'1'. Tllirll l'JW'?Sll1ll'll'1'll lizlsmgm-1'. Noln 1,1-hmzm. Valml .lean lfloxninu. l'T.ilI'l'Il NVynkuup, 'Plym Vol-:'m:xn. Jr.. K1-ith Mf'1'11l!m1gl1, Halle-1-11 1:ilSillQ.ff'I'. I':lu:- 'l'XY4'll1XA!'4iY4' M1--1 WNV---.U'iRs 1:111'1111. 1101- V11111-1-1. M1111 111111-14 111. Grade Four 11:1l4l lime-111-11l1:11'l1. ,ll'I'I'V 51111111111- I'l1,1'll1Q U2lll1 'fN4'lll'l', NI:11'y .I11 llosm-I11111111. IIz11'I1111'-1 H1111 S4-1-01111 raaw limi:-- 1' 1-I1 , ' 1' '. . '1 Nlllltl If 111ml Xllll 1 IX1111 lx141l111 t':11'11I .Xllll l1lll'l'j'. .X1'll1111' NYMI1' lrlle-11111111 ll1'11'kl1:11'l. .I11li:111 Iir-1111111 .l1111111s 'l'1111sl+1v 'l'I1irrl row-H1-1'b1l4fI N11wsl1:111111. N111'111:111 l!114'l1o1'. Imylp ,X2.flll'l'. I':lIXVill'4l Slnudy. .I1151111 l-'il ll:ll'l. HIQ11-111 fH'iNllIll1'l', lh-tty 1,1111 Yihiw 1'. .X1111:1 lllllh l:l'i1lt'lllI:lIl2ll. Nlmm 1,1111 'NW11111 Grade Three First Y'C'VY-'Kil'll:lI'll Sllll'l'. 'l'u111111y Il111'1'y. .l. ll. I1111'kl1:11't. li111l1 .xllll liI'0llll, S4'l111111:11'lw1', liulw1't l'Iise11l1:1f'l1. David We-llgrs-1'. .lul111 li111'kl1:11't, Mrs. 111 SPPOINI row-Jrw I1:11't. Iilllil-'l'f Kim-, .': ' M:11'1'i11 Ibiller. Jillltxf Vox. .I:111ol L:1i1'd, Hmx llll 116011 T1 Nuns fllllll. .lrlltllllllll l111fl1.p. llllllrlllll Nl'lllil't'. 'fhiril l'1NVfIi0lll1-Pill AllgSlHll'Q.f0l', ,Xl'191l0 Ilz'1'1'. R:1vl11-l Ilillc-1', David Shzuly, Ifllkxllll-0l'. xVi1liill11 H:11'1. fl1':1r'i1- l1:1si11g:o1', Mary ,xllll A11g:s!1111',u1-1'. Imryl A Jv1'1'y Nihiser. Nut pi1't11rmlf4':11-111 Stahl. I':I2'f1 'l'w1-1111-Six AIIIVHU' 1'lill2II'l. R4111:1ld IIISTHIZ. 1 E Grade Two . . . lfirsl rliw-Airs. Livhty. xVilli'Ul'li iiilllillilll. llrmiloy 1'h:'1'1'y. Hnlu-1'l ,X111lvi'su1l. NV:lynv l!:xsili:::-r. William Svhm-vk. Nilill'lPll llm-rr. Mary .Xlivv l:Jllllll2'ZlI'ilN'l'. Hairy llilly. Hfvuml row-l':uuI Noinirv. lhznvid liurkllulch-r. Mzlry .Xml IPvYHi'v. Virginian Svimtz, .inanim- llurry. Alllli' Sn1n1n:'r. .lulm il1lll0llNil'ill. Third l'4:xi'-411-i':li1i 4il'is1mn'4-. l 1'i-miurim-k lfillmrl. SiliI'i0Il1' Sutlvr. llim'll:ll'mi' NIorv:1y. utlllilili i::Illlll5.E:ll'ilN'l'. Nlzlrilyn lh-im-lwiulnufli. Hn-iwvan llixc-I. 1':n'l'i.- Ile-Html. Nut pic'tlll'wl-l'4-gay Vin-rry. Nun .xI13INiPl11'.Lfi'1'. Grade One . . . First l'0VY-SIIZJIIIIIF llillvr. Sslralh liixlvr. Putty i'il1'l'l'X. .imllilnl ililivr. i5:lrh:n'z1 Amstutz. Vilfilliil Fit-'lIlillf,E, .luy Fl'I'gllS0ll. Second roww-l 1'o4ls-1'i1-ki lilll'kil2ll'i. .lzlliivv Ililfy. Milo 114-omrv. .Ia-rry Stull. Jolvmx Rviviwn- imc-lm. Murgrio Iflvk. M:x1'g:l1'm-t Shady. Miss Mille-r. Third row-Anita Stewart. .lzmice Ke-mpf, llvzm linsilige-r, Jw- Bill Nvill. Dmnm NilSSi1i1Illll, Rivlizllwi .xl'lllSil'0llg, 'Bflllllii-' Stoudy. ot pivtllred-'l'wl Svlnnmu-lwr. Duke- K4-tze-nlmi-gew. Vnuv 'i'W'1'llij'-SUVIWI to A :int BUS DRIVERS CA FFTERIA STA FF This year we initiated what seems like a new cafeteria. The grill is :1 help Irs. Hilty and her loyal helpers: it provides for the students a swift and pleas- means ol' securing a hmfh. Here you see the schooI's chauffeurs. Melvin Hilty, Frank Krohn, Correl Don- zilrlson, and lfllclon Hilty. Their pleasant smiles and eagerness to please have marle lhem and their work as mueh a part of school as any activity or class. CUSTODIA NS 'l'o Mr. and Mrs. Ilonalclson-and their helper. Max C'ook4go the creflit, for the neat and shining appearance of our school. When our work is tinisherl. theirs has only begun. l':lg:4- 'l'wei1ty-lGig:li1L IN MEMORIAM Ted Basinger, a member of the class of 1949, passed away at his home March 7, 1948. He start-ed with his class in the Third grade in 1939 and was an active member. He was always very cooperative and assisted in the production of operettas and class plays as stage manager. Ted also earned membership in Varsity UPU, 4-H and F. F. A. Rating in the upper section of his class scholastically, he will be missed much by the faculty and students alike. Although' this small space can little show our appreciation of him and how much we miss him, the Annual staff on behalf of the school extends its sincere sym- pathy to the par-ents and family of our classmate and friend. lhlgo 'l'w0nty-Nino SNHPSHOTS :luv Ill' 5' CfiviT'ieS Mxxx .W-A X K fl' Student Council sf row-.Ia-:ln Kiene. Ruby Geiger. Mary Jo Seeond rmv-llomild Schnevk. -l2llllt'S N1 e Ntt-iiwixllogr-1'lliller.Mr.3IcKilrm-y. Vhzurles Kisser. Uwvn litter. R 1111 lioohr. Ri1'ln11'4l Rec-sc-, lltlllillll I us OFFICERS President .................. ........ M ary jo Steiner Vice President ................. .......... R oger Diller Secretary-Treasurer ........ ......... R uby Geiger Reporter ........................... .................. J ean Kiene Advisor ......... ........ N lr. McKinney The right of people to have a voice in their government is one of the principles every American believes in. Thus, the Stud-ent Council becomes a living example of democracy in our school. The purposes of our Student Council are: to teach students to express themselves, to teach students to become better citizens and to provide an effective medium for a democratic bridge between the administration and the student body. The eleven representatives from the upper six grades along with their advisor, Mr. McKinney meet every two weeks to discuss student problems and to offer solu- tions. The council proves not only to be a governing organization for the school but a constructive organization as well. Among the' special projects undertaken this year were the planning of chapel programs, the granting of concessions for games, the choosing of the annual staff, clean-up campaign, and the election of a May Queen and King. The Student Council is now affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils, which publishes timely facts concerning the problems of our school-mates in different regions of this country and their methods of solving them. This step will help to insure greater success for the future Student Councils of Pandora High School. Page 'l'hirty-Two Scholarship Team First row-Winifi-ed Steiner. Miriam Basinger, Semnd, r0w,,Ric1m1.d Rice, Oliver Lugibihl John XlZlI'g'ill't't Mane Hurt, Patrol Krolin, Ruth l K , ' .tune STt'llll'l'. Audrey 'l'hrupp, Mary Mar- Mfisel' ,Stanley Bohn' Eugene Steiner' 2ill'0l Soldm-r, -lllilllllt' Steiner. R1Ch 1'd'B09hI'- Students who journey to Bowling Green State University on May 1, to take Scholarship tests are selected on the basis of preliminary tests taken at the local school. Each student takes the test at Bowling Green in one subject and competes with the cream of the crop of Ohio's schools. Students compete in thirteen or fourteen subjects each yearg they are our Var- sity Scholarship Team working both as individuals and as a group to represent our school. They uphold the school's name as much and as well as any other competitive group. Nearly every year, one or more students place in the upper one per cent in the state. Although they seldom. get it from the general public, because of lack of in- formation, they deserve a great deal of credit for their unselfish effort. Pn ge Thirty-Three Mirror Staff First l'0VY-f'll5l1'li-'S Ki-olul. Owen litter. .lean Kia-iw. Mary .lo Steiner. Stanley lillllll. .loan Amstutz. Mr. Mc-Kinnvey. Sevoml row-Joanne Steiner. Ruth Anne Steiner, i'll2ll'llll'll9 llmlelraiigll. li:ll'li2ll'2l Nvllll' mavlier. Margaret Mae- Hart. Fslrolyn llrzltz. Mary M:li'g:li'-rt Solulni-r. ldloisi- Steiner. 'Third row-Hefty liasiuger. Ruby Geiger. lflI'll3ll'4l lim-lar. liiigem- Steiner. Hlivt-r lnigi- bihl. Donald Basinger. Fibllrtll r0w-Roy Lllgibilll. -IJIIIIUS Zin-i'4'lxm'i'. H4-mi Sutvr. llogvr llillvr, l'li:lrl1-s llissvr, STAFF C'o.-Editors ........ ......... R Iary jo Steiner lil1flPT K'lHSSl11PN ........................ Eloise Steiner Stanley Bohn Margaret Mae Hart Circulation .................................... Joan Amstutz Music ......,........... Gene Suter, Roger Diller Carolyn Gratz. Charles Krohn Activities .................. Charmene Rad-ebaugh Business Managers .....,............ Jean Kiene Sports ----'---- Charles Rl559l'f ROY Luliiblhl Owen Etter Snapshots ....................................... Ruby Geiger Art Editors ......... ........... E ugene St-einer Dfmald B3SinflCV Richard Boehr Jokes ...... Joanne Steiner, Betty Basinger Faculty ,.,.-,,, .,,--,,, B arbara Schumacher Cfllelnlflfil' ....................................... OliVCl' Seniors ....... .......... R uth Anne Steiner Mary Margaret Sfllfliwl' juniors ....... ........... i Tames Zuercher Advisor ..... .... . .............,.... 1 lr. McKinney Down in the cellar, cluttering up and overrunning the chemistry lab is the home of the Mirror Staff. Th-ere, grouped around the art classesl new enlarger, amid the proofs and ad write-ups struggled M-eKinney. Steiner. Bohn 81 Company to place this year's annual before you. Our main task was gathering pictures. meeting deadlines, working after school. and trying to find the good which has come out of Pandora's Box this year. This year, the fiftieth anniversary of the first graduating class, the staff was elected by the Student Council. Its goal was to 'tmirrorl' the activities of this school year through 'tpicture and prosen and portray the school's achievements since fifty years ago, just as they have come from Pandorals Box. Mr. McKinney. our advisor. was always ready and willing to help wh-en problems arose. Page Thirty-l4'onr Spygluss Stuff First rowfllr. Hull. t'lnu'les Krohn. Ruby We-lty. Eloise Steiner. Carolyn Grntz, Mary Margaret Soldner. Ruth Anne Steiner. Roger Diller. Kilim-les Risser. Sveolul row-.lean Kiene. Betty llnsinger. l'2lflll'Yll Dill-er. Hawlmrai Sf'lllllIlfll'll0l'. Tom linrkliolrler. .loan Amstutz. Gem- Suter. Owen Etter. 'Phird row-'I'u-al llilli-r. Stanley l-mlm. .Inuit-s Ziiorl-lu-r. STAFF Editor ..................... Mary Margaret Soldner Business Manager ............... Charles Risser Assistant ............................................. Gene Suter Circulation Manager ...... Charles Krohn Art Editor ......................,............. Carolyn Gratz Assistant ............. ......... ......... E l oise Steiner Sports Editor ....... ....,................. R oger Diller Assistant .................................... james Zuercher Society Editor ......... Barbara Schumacher Advisor ....,............,.. Grade Editor ......... .......... L Tathryn Diller High Editor .............. ......... B etty Basinger Feature Editor ....... ............ J oan Amstutz Humor Editor .......... ......... S tanley Bohn Senior Editor ................................. Jean Kiene Typists, Ruby Welty, LaVera Grismore Ruth Anne Steiner Machine Operators ........................ Ted Diller Tom Burkholder, Owen Etter .........Sheldon Hall The Spyglass is published monthly by the students of Pandora High School to create a greater interest in school life, to establish high standards of conduct, scholarship, and sportsmanship, to promote a good relationship between parents, pupils and teachers, and to give the students a chance to express their opinions. On April 17, delegates of this student publication went to Bowling Green to represent the school in an all-day journalism tour. Page Thirty-Five Varsity P First row-'I'11111 H111'kl11ll11P1'. Nlllilll 1lil11-1'. l'11:11'11-s ll1S44'1'. H-1'11e Sufvr. l'11:11'Ies K1'111111. .l:11111-s li:l111I11Iil1'flIt'1'. .1:111111s Z111-1'1'111-1'. Keith 1,1-111111111. l111gg1'1' lfiller. 1'lll2i'11l' St1'i111-1'. Mr, Vox. S04-01111 row-Mr. 111111. .111:111 liitllllh 1'111'11ly11 tlrntz. .111:111 .X1l1Sf11lZ. 111-:111 111111-r. 'P1111 lliller. Nlury hIil1'1E2ll'l'l S11l11111-1'. .1:1n11-s 1i14'1lt'. 1:11111 Sl11'l'l'011. Mi1'i:1111 I1:1si11g:1-l'. t':11'1'i1- liillllllilll. Q111:111111- S11-i111'1'. Mr. 1+':1i1s. 'l'l1il'1I row-lflloise Steiiivr, Ruth A111111 Steiiier. 1lil1',9f2l1'Pt Mae 11:11't. f'2lll11'j'l1 Diller, 111112 l1:11':1 S1'1111111:11'11e1'. l+'11111'tl1 row-Mairy .10 Steiner, ,1111111 N11ss11:111111, 11111111 Xvillllflll. Roy 1111g:i11i11l. Owen 1'1l'te1'. Gatry Welty. Stanley H111111, Julius 11ixe1.Ri1-1111111 1111111112 111111 11141-111-111:111. .11111i111' Geiger. Fifth row-Ted Bnsingier, Harry hlf'f'IIll1Pl12ll, 11101131111 Reese, GP01'2','f+ M1-1'11ll1111g11, 11111111111 11:1si11g111'. OFFICERS President ..................... Mary Margaret Solclner Vice President .................................... Roger Diller Secretary-Treasurer .................. Ioan Amstutz Advisors ...... Mr. Fox. Mr. Fails, Mr. Hall The Varsity UP was first organized in Pandora High School in 1939. Its object is to encourage more and better participation in scholastic and extra-cur- ricular activities of the school. Membership is granted on the basis of points awarded for such participation and achievement. Its advisory council is com- posed of the superintendent andf two other faculty members. Awards presented to the members who earned the desired number of points are letters, pins, charms, or cups. The members who receive the cup have at- tained the highest reward of this organization. Page Thirty-Six Junior Play First HWY--lillll'l'S Kieue. llim-liairll lim-lu'. liill'll7ll'il Svluuuau-lwr. Uwe-ii litter, .lonun llnl- tivlal. l'Iug4-ue Stviiu-r. SCWIIINI row Mr. llnll, .loliu Wiumlnu. .lulius llixvl. lflloiso Stn-im-r. Alill'5Illl'1'i Mm- Ilurl. livin- Sulvr. l'zlIlu'yu lliller. 1'llZIl'llll'll0 llmll-lnnugzll. lil-ity llusiugor. .hum-s Zum'- vlwr. llnry lVelly. 'l'l-ll llzlsillgl-1'. Bliss l:l'lllt'llll:IllEll. CAST Stewart Brandon Ma Smith .................. Barbara Schumacher Pa Smith ......... ....................... Tony Smith ...... Betty Smith ..... Buddie Smith ..... .......... .........Owen Etter ..........Gene Suter ........Eloise Steiner Richard Boehr Aunt Bella .................. ........... J 'oann Hatfield Sally Smith .............................. Barbara Wetherby ........... Professor Slattery ............ James Zucrcher Dick jones .............................. Betty Basinger .Cathryn Diller Eugene Steiner Kiene julie lVeston ........... Margaret Mae Hart On the evening of November 14. the junior Class presented the play L'That Crazy Smith Familyn, a three-act comedy. This play centered around Tony Smith, a sensational football player sought by several colleges. He became in- volved with j'uli-e Weston, a glamour girl from a rival school, and neglected his steady, Barbara Wetherby. How he attempted to solve his problems and the complications that arose thereby made up a very amusing plot. The play was directed by Miss Bridenbaugh and Mr. Hall. Page Yl'l1i1'l'y-Sevoii Boy Scouts First rmv-.Iulm lim-igm-r. lulllllllll Ge-i,Qv1'. lm!-1-1-I lbillvr. S1-1-oml row-lbmmlml l:IlSillQ.f0l'. Nwnim' l'2lt,l'4ll I,c-:ulf-rg l':ml llillyz IH-ivr Ilillwz lmlvhy lA'lllll3llII lmlv IA'lllllZlll. Svrilw, 'l'Ilil'll l'0'VY-l,2llli't'l Unrfk. Assistant S1'Ullflll2lSl4'l'I Flair llilly: Him-luzxrd Ri:-0. .Iunim ,Xssishllli S4'HlllIIlilNtl'l'1 lli1'll:ll'd lim-vsv. ,wax Y-Teens First rmv-A 'nlhri n lrillor: lllluisv Ste-ixwr. Hvpnl-I4-1-2 Mirinni ilnsiligl-17, Tr0ns.g Ilnrhnrn Sf-lnnnzu-In-r, S-Wy.: .loam .XlllSfllfZ. Pros.: Nlnry .lo Stvillw, Vim- I'r1's.g Ruth Anna- SIE'illPl'I Miss Hl'ilil'llililll,2fil. SPPUIIH Nm'-Ilu Yun Sm-mlw. 1'nrrie liillllllilll. Ruby We-Hy. ii:ll'iHl1'i1 Svliiie-viz, Bl3ll'5IIll'0l' Mau- llnrl. Ruth St-vi'i'v11. Ruby th-Igor. Nile-4-11 HiISillg'l'l', Alnirvy 'l hrnpp, Mary nldiwr. NVinifrvd Sfvillllf. Jlblllllll' SiPillk'i'. Al:n'g:11-1-I S Tllird rem'-l'nrnl KVOIHI. IA-ilu Slxirk. lie-tty liilSiil,2 !'l'. Marilyn Sil1N'lll2lk0i', Kathryn ll:1nnnu:u'11wr, Vlmrnnhm- Itmln-lmllarlx. Nlrnlyn Hrniz. .I1-san Kivlw. .Immun Hattie-lol. r W - , . .WP ,A L? ,ang M f m -is Nu -nnllniikd Cub Scouts First row-John Bnrkhzirf. Eddie 13illllil,fl'll1'ill1'1', Lynn Krolm, Ric-hard Frantz, Edwin Al1li'E'I'S0ll. .lulinn Iildllllf. Dale' I,A'ilIIlAlll. SN'0lld row-Mrs. Ric-i1:u'd lfrzuitz, Jerry Sommer, Le-land Miller, James Tousloy, Paul iA'il1li2lll, Kc-ith Dillv-r, Nurnnm Hl1l'il0I', Rivlinrd Rivv. Third rflwflllfs. Morris Ainlvrsmi. Mr. Laird. l':11!1- 'I'hiriy-Ninn x F. H. A. Ifirsl raw.--llu X'n11S1-mlq-l'3 .hum Kil'Ill'. 'l'!'1'JIN.f 1':xrnlyn Grzllz. l'l'4NAj l':lIhl'yl1 lflllll Vim- I'r'-Q ' Iivltx' HEIQZIIKUIH Svvy.: Nlirium l!:lSill5Ik'l'. lh'pm'I1-V: Miss Sh-im SPIWIIHI l'llU --Iihllllll' Sl:-im-r. I'l'SlIl:l NIISHIHIIIIH. Lois Hilty. Marilyn Slmf-lmnlu-r, Irma H4-y1'l'. Ruby Gviuew. l'1il1'l'll xI1'j'l l'. 'l'llil'll l'0H'fI.?lYU!':l 4:l'iSlllUl'l'. liilm-on l:IISiIl5.fl'l'. Illlfh N14-ffm-ll. 4':nrri-1- Hillllllilll. Nm-nn X lll Nui lf' ' S1'U4I0l', IlfIIIl'lI Imtlmulu I:.IlllllLIIll'llll'l', lluhy XY4-Ily. I-Iva-lyu IC:-Ia. F. F. A. Firsl l'0VY-llll'll7ll'll lim-sv: .lnlm Nusslmuni, Vic-0 l'r0s.g l+'1'mlm'i1'li Btllllllilll, Tr0nS.: Nulzun llillvr. Sm-y.: Huy llugilmilll, Pws.: Tvd Dille-r. Re-pm'1m': Junior G0i,f:m', Vlmrlvs Krrllmz liogvx-1' Diller: Rulwrl. 1:l'l'dPlllilll. Svc-oml row-Mr. limvvr, He-m'ggv M4-Viillmlgll, .lolm Nvlllllllll. llvsm Ilillm-. .lmuvs Kivnv. Julius llixvl. .lnlm Mosvr. l'vH'x' lbillvr, Russo-ll N1'lllil'P. Nm'm:m llilliy. T-ln,1'1'y Alf-Vulllmlgll. 'l hir1l WXVY!-l 'l':llllillll Wa'-lly. im-vn lim-1'. He-rw S1111-r. Hams' We-IU. 4'l1:n'l1-s Rissl-r. Ilwiglll llix1'l.'lVn-fl I:ll4lllLfl'l'. Nui lil'flll l'Il Marvin llilty. 4-H First row-lbmmld llnsinger, lllaz l'olv1u:11a,,M:11'y Ama Flm-ming, llm-thy NllWll21I1ll'l, M:n'jm'i-v- Flvlnlillg, Mzlrcvil llurry, Marilyn llvntuu. S:lndl':1 NVQ-lfy. SI 1'6lIdl'01VP-1Il'.l4UNVPl', Nilflllllll Hilty, Artlmr Hrzltz. Dnrotlly Hlllllllilll, xvillifI'Nl Steiner: 1':1r1'i1- llillllllillll lllloisr- SfPlllt'l', Svc-y.-'I'1'+-:1S.: Alun tlrnfzg Hymn Sh-im-r. 'Pllird l'0W-f'll2ll'li'S Rissvr. l'rvs.g Uwvn litter: liuhert tlvwla-11l:111g l4'rud1'ri4-k Uillllllillll lingm' llillor, Ylim-0 l'i'+-s.: llwm lbilla-V. R4-pm-n-r: Hnniuiv IIm'1': Ilivlmrfl lin-1-sv. llilll' l:I'idPIlll3lll2h. l':lu'x' l1'ul'lfV llllv .i , .,Xvi,-,Sym t x, . . Qw,k g. wr Q it ..-flush It' there Inv no other IEIUQLIZIQIP which men of si nations vzm umlerstzmrl. th'tr'- is still :t mighty unity H1 the beauty zmrl ptwver uf musir: l':lg'4' l 4ll'IYA'l'Wu ck, High School 0peretta D - N - i - . Orchestra llnth Ann-e Steiner. Thelma Welty. Esther Sl'l1llIIl2ll'l1t'1', Byron Steiner, Mr. Lehman, NVava Geiger. Kay Sue NVelty. Mziuriec- Sehutz, Anna Ruth Lehman, Rolland King. Cast First row --Miriam liatsinger, Eileen Basinger, liulvy Geiger, llo Van Scoder, Winifred Steiner, .Ii-an Kiene, Mary Margaret Soldner, Eloise Steiner, Tom Burkholder, li2l1'llill'2l Svliuniaclier, Roger Diller. Mary Jo Steiner, Clair Hilty, Joanne Stei- ner, Nolan lbiller. Cathryn Diller, Roy Lugilnihl, Oliver Lugibihl, James Zuereher. Second row-Audrey Tlirapp, Ruth Stetien, Joann Hatiield, Marilyn Shoemaker, Erma Meyer, Kathryn Baumgartn-er, Barbara Schneck, Charles Risser, Stanley Bohn, Robert Gerdeinan, Richard Rice, Dwight Bixel, Peter Diller, Alden Bohn, Eugene Stein-er, Dean Diller, Junior. Geiger. Third row-Betty Basinger, Margaret Mae Hart. Uharmene Radebaugh, Carol Krohn, Leila Shirk. Carolyn Gratz, Joan Ainstutz. Carrie Bauman, John Moser, John Bohn. Ricliarml lioehr, Julius Bixel. Donald li:lsinge1'. Billy Fridley, Charles Krohn, Ted Diller. Gene Suter. Pirates Of Penzance . . . Gilbert ancl Sullivan Frederic, Roger Diller, believes at the end of his twenty-first year that his apprenticeship to the HPirates of Penzancen is over and plans to carry out their 'extermination-not in vengeance but in a sense of duty. The Pirate King, Tom Burkholder, and his Lieutenant, Nolan Diller, surprisingly understand and allow him to go free. Frederic, leaves behind his childhood nurse Ruth, Mary 10 Steiner, who attempts to persuade him to marry her-before he sees another woman. Frederic, wandering about, is discovered by Mabel, Barbara Schumacher, and her sisters all of whom are wards of Major-General Stanley, Clair Hilty. The Ma- jor General arrives only to find that the pirates want to marry his daughters. The pirates having a tender sympathy for orphans set the daughters free when told that the Major is one. Later they capture a police force organized by Frederic before he discovers that being born on February 29 he is only five years old and is still in his indentures. The subdued police charge the pirates to yield in Queen Victorials nameg Ruth volunteers that they are noblemen and so they are all al- lowed to marry their choice of Major General Stanley's wards, Frederic choosing Mabel. Page Forty-Three Orchestra First row' -Kay Suv XV-llyz la-lzxurl 4li'is1n1u'e. 'Finn R4-if-lie-nlmf'l1. l':uul l,l'lllll:lll. SH-mul l'0'VY-li:ll'll:ll'2l Sc-lun-ek. Milrlri-tl Na-liutz. Winifrvd Steiner. Ihr-:ui STt'lll!'l'. 'llulli .xllllll Str-im-r. Mary .lu Sit'llll'l'. llvva'-1'ly Svhulz. lltllllllll l:2lNlllfl'l'. 'l'hir1l row Mr. ll:-luuzin. lflloise Steiner. Ric-lislrd lim-lu'. Flair llilty. Stanley lluliu, Oliver lalsiilrilil. -IlllllUl'G1'lLIl'l'. The Pandora High School Orchestra is composed of nineteen members this year. The rrchestra meets twice a week to practice under the direction of Nr. Lehman. This yc-ar the. orchestra played at the Christmas concert and will play at Vommencement and the Spring Concert. Some of the selections played were Ballet music from 'tR0samund'l by Srhubert, 'tLondonderry Aire arranged by Zrlfmffnick, Serbian Peasant Dance by Vflsley, 'tP0mp and Circumstanc-S by Elgar, and selections from the Weber Suite. Pause l+'ru'ty-Fuiii' Band , s 1 First row fswxtedl-liutli Anne Steiner. Byron Steiner. Mary Jo Steiner. Beverly Schultz, .lolm Moser, llliver lnurilbilil, Stzlnle-y llolin. Seroml row tS02lll'lli--ljlllt' Lelunan, Mahlon Geiger-A .lolm llolm, Alden Holm. Robert Stoia ner. .lolm Gei,f:vr, 1J0ll2llIl Sc-hneek. Third row fstnncliiigj-Leila Shirk, Ruth Steffen, Cnrrio llnuinmi. Rivlmrd lloehr, Mr. Loli- inzm. .lnmes Miller, Junior Geiger, Flair Hilty. Fourth row istandingj-Janet Krolm, Betty Mutter. Joanne Ste-im-r. Fifth row Istnnrlingl-Amlrey Tlirnpp. OFFICERS President ........ , ............................. Mary jo Steiner Vice President ................. - ........... Stanley Bohn Secretary-Treasurer ............... Oliver Lugibihl The Band is a vital part of high school life. Students are givetn opportunity to use and develop their musical ability and to serve their school. The beat of a drum, the blast of a trumpet, or the sound of marching feet re- mind us of the color and festive spirit added to the football and basketball games by the Pandora Band. A great amount of time was spent in preparing formations and peppy music for fall and winter athletic contests. Other public appearances were made at the Putnam County Fair, Ottawa Fall Festival, Christmas Program and Spring Concert. Page Forty-Five BOYS GLEE CLUB l il's'l l'nw-lwllznlll llansillgw. lillarmw S11-im-r, llivlam-ll llmllr, lungs-1' llilll-1-. lliwlnxnral Iiiw. l.llu':11'i:ln: .lnlm lhllm, I'lmrl1-s lliwwr, lilly Lllfiluilll, lllllll Allllt' S11-im-V. l'i:llliQl: Mr. l.4-llmnll. Silfilllll rllWf.Xlllvll l1ullll,'l'v1l l,llIl'l'..l1lllll Xlusvr. l,ilml':11'i:lilZ Xulilll Ibillc-V. Yin-v l'l'l'NiIIlxUlf 1 ' - f . 1'lm1'll-s lirlrlun. 'Pom lhnrlclllllflm-r. ll:1lr llllll. .lnmxw Alum-rl-lu-r. Nlzunlc-5' llulm. l'1'a-sillvlltg 111-no Sutvr. Svvlwlsl1'x'-'l'l'v'lQlll'm' 1 . 'l'lIiI'll I'llN'+INYl2'lll liixm-l. .lll11iul'1lvig':-1'. llnlu-rl tlvwlvlxlznll. llilly lfrialll-y. .lulills llixvl. . , , . . . INWIII llillm-1: Hllvl-1' lmgillilul. Hll'llJll'1I lla-1 Q4-, lull l5:lSlllLI1'l'. l'vIu-V lllllm-11 XHl'lIl!lll llilly. SN GIRLS GLEE CLUB First r0w-t':1r1'ilv lzillllllilll. Mzlry AIZIVKJIVOI Sullllu-r. Svmw-t:nry-'l'1'v:1s1m-1'1 llulny llc-igvl V: Svc-uml rm Ii Il 'I'llir1l row lul lrulyn Hmlz. Mr. l,'1'l1m:l11. Maury .lu Stl-ilwr. l'z'm-sill:-ul: Iinlllryll H:llllll9I2ll'1llf'l'. 'mn Alryor. Ilmll Ste-l'l'e-11. Hlllll Alllll' Sis-im-r. l'innisl. '-lu-111 Xuwturv Vivo I wids-ul ' Nl'll'ilVll Sh1N'lll'lk1'l' f lflll'Vll llillvl' 1'll'lIllll'lll 2l4illXt'l'. Bl:n'g:l1'v1 Mall- Ilzlrt, lln Yilll Svmlvlk +,Xll4ll't'X 'l'lll'2l1l1b. .le-:ln Kie-nv. Miriam l52lSillgIl'!'. ll:l1'lnl1':n S4-lnm-4-k. l,iln':1ri:llu luise- Sl!'lll1'l'. Winifrf-11 Sfl'lllll'. l.ilvr:11'i:ln: .Iw:lllm- Nts-imr, Page Forty-Siv t,.., .. 11, . ..4 -,. ililtlllillljlll. Vzlrul Krulm, Lvilzu Shirli. l1:ll'lHll'2l S1-llllmnl-lu-1'. .lmennu llslllic-lcl. lim-ily MIXED CHORUS lfirst l'llH'4HIill'3IiIl'f'I Maw Hurt. ltuluy H:-ige-r. linrhnrzn Nl'IIIl'l'l'Ii. I.IIll'ilI'Iilll1 -Il'IlIl liivm .Xlulrvy 'l'hl':1pp. Mr. I,1'IllllIIII. l':n'ri1- Izillllllilll. Mary NI:lI'g.f:lx'm-I Sohlllu-1', II1'lNbl'Il'I' Vx'illiLl'm'1I Ste-im-r. Liln-:1ri:m: Nlirizun II2lSIllLl't'I'. Ruth Ste-t'I'vn. .I0:llllll' SIUIIIUI' lllmsu- Shim-r. W- . v .'Tl'Illf'l'. lim-l1:11':1 SI'IllllllZl4'IllII'. l'llzl1'm1-m- limln-luaulprln, KIIIIIVXII Sw: ml Ill Ruth Um N Itnlllngalrlm-1'. .loam Amstutz. 1':urnlyu tirantz. XIZIFIIXII Slwvlxlzllu-l'. I'II'lINl Mvym 1'1lIIIl'Xll Ibxllvr. Mary .Imam Ste-imfr. S1'1'l'1'Iill'j 'I'l'1'IlNIlI'l'l'I .IHIIIIII llntiivld, IWII5 ITJIHIIIZI V. V. . ,, P 'l'Ilil'tl l'vYV-'AIIIUII lillhlx. Stzmlmq llnhu. Kung' l'1':-514111113 .luhll Nlusvr. lum l,1n-klmhh-1 Yarlnn Ibille-r. l'l1:url4's Krulm. Vlzlil' Iliity. -IJIIIIUN Z1lvl'4'llvl'. Ulivvr Lllgiluihl. l 0m'IIl Y'1i!Y7I'IlljIl'll1' Stvim r. Him-lmwl lim-hr. .IllllI0l' Ih'i,21'l', 1'h:urln-s Rissor, 'IH-41 llillvl, Hugvr llille-r. I'l'1'4IlI1'lII1IIUlI1' bsute-r. In y I,ugil1il1l..lulius Ilixvl. Ilm1:1!1I ll:lsing:1-1' JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First Y'CXV?IllITIl .Ulll HM-r. Sluirle-,v I'I2lll0llSIQ-'Ill. Ibm-thy NIINSIIZIIIIXI. l1:11'rol Dillvr. Ibmmlwl lizlsilnm-l'. lixvlu-rt Stfinvr. Il:l'v l.:'hm:1n. liywxu Srzinvr. l'l:l1':xlwtlu Ibillvr. HIIIVIIIN I bills-r. SNTNIIQI row---Rlr. I.'l'IllllilIl. .Iam-t Krulm. RZITIIIIVII Rnsn- Suttvr. Gzlylzl NYy11kuop. Ihllvn I4111'lc11oldv1'. Blnlllmm G-A-ig-c'I'. .luhn 111-igsw. Alun Grntz. NIIIVY .Xllll Ii:mil1gs'I'. I'T.h-:l- Hill' Holm. Third row-Iivtty Mottvr. IM-vm-1'ly Sn-hutz. Mzlry Mnrthzx Zlli'l'l'II-X'l'. llunnld Svllrloc-lc. .Imnos Miller. Ilzlvid llillvr. Mildrvd Svlmtz. Glndyco Bixel, CIf1I'if'Q Hilty. FIYIITIII l'0W'4-AIill'I'l'II lhlrry. Ruth A1111 11:1-imrvv. Iivvlyll Nlalyvr. lim-mhy Izillllllilll. lfIIiz:1- VMIV In-th I'r1:lnst. liny Sm- N l':n:1- I 4lI'IX-Fl'Yl'll ,gil r L Sports-the pastime of kin d g an commoner, rich and poor-teach us friendliness, cooperation, and fair play. Pn go Forty-Eight ,vm ev ,if , iiffy mf' , ,se H. 'Q .. :gr W w'Ww ' ,xv wwf ,. . W ,,. is W , ,. .wk ,ri Sf ,f-q.,tmk....4--N :,,l Q., ,,,,,. .,, X X , 1 J f X-iff , .vfgtf .lg Varsity Cheer Leaders lhthryn Diller. Miriam 'Hzlsirmgflr Jr. High Cheer leaders Winifrred Steiner Barbara Schncck Pam- l m't,v-Nilw Varsity Football f A. ' assi? , , Q Q t M s 1 First row-Eugene Steiner. l':lul Hilty. Harry Mvlnillonglu. Junior Geiger. Huh Gerwleinzm John Winrlnn. liic-luml Rice. ,Rll'll2lI'1l Reese. Second row-Toni liiirkliolrl-er. Gary lVvlty. Uliver Lilgilrilil. .lolin Nnsslulnin. Ilov Lngi- hilil. Ge-no Snter. l'lmi'Ies Ki-ohn. Dean Diller. 'Ferl Ilillx-r. Rll'lllll'Kl ii4N'lll'. lllwiglit Bixel. Third row-Mr. Fails. .lznnes Znerc-lier. .lim Kif-ne. .lnlins liixel. .lzunes li1lllIll22ll'lllPl'. No- lnn lliller. lwltli l.e-lnnan. 1 lmrles Kisser. Roger' llIlll'l'. Hwvn litter. Mr. Ilall. Fails' footballers made a good start this season at the Previews at Bluffton by taking their first game with Rawson on a kick-off touchdown. Under our new lights the Fleetwings played their second game and handed Leipsic a defeat but were checked by a 6-6 tie with Columbus Grove. A streak of bad luck followed in which Bluffton and Delphos beat us in two hard-fought games. Our next game with Shawnee was a win with a score of 19-13. The Fleetwings lost their game with Spencerville and by one point failed to tie Forest. We held Elida to a score- less tie and won over Lafayette 8-6 in the mud. Our team received special honors when Nolan Diller was chosen tackle on the eight-county All Star Team: Keith Lehman was chosen as end on the second team. Receiving honorable mention were Charles Risser. center. and Roger Dil- ler. back. Congratulations on a good season, coach! l':l,a1- Fifty v Varsity Basketball First rfm'--Uwen litter, Roy l.u,t:ilviluI. Stanley Ilohn. th-no Suter. .lann-s l!au1ng:u'tl1m', Mr. Fails. Svvllllll l'41w-Roger Diller. blillltlgvfl 'Pom llurlc11oIdm'. Keith 1,4-linman. Nolan Hiller, 1'h:n1-les Iirolm. .lanles Zll0l't'll1'l'. Yo! pi4'tlll'e1lAl'lmrls-s llisser, M:1naw-1'. The Pandora Fleetwing Basketball Team, coach-ed by Mr. Fails. started the season with a bound by taking the first two games from Columbus Grove and Fort Jennings. The next game was lost to Bluffton. but was offset somewhat by a ten- point win over Leipsic. Pandora came out on the short end of the score on the next two tries with Blanchard and Glandorf. Over Christmas vacation the Varsity took Beaverdam in a fairly Close game. but it was later handed a defeat byl Miller City. Ottawa Public put up a good fight. but the Failsmen slipped under the wire to win in an overtime by two points. ln the next game Pandora battled through another overtime but lost to Contin- ental by one point. A defeat and win respectively were collected from Ottovill-et and Kalida. and :1 hard-fought game was lost to Vaughnsville. Neither Ottawa Parochial, nor Blefomb quite measured up to the Fleetwings lat-e in the season, so it ended with six wins and six losses. ln tournament play Ottawa Parochial avenged her earlier defeat by a 37 to 34 win over the Fleetings. Page I-'it'ty-Huw L 5 L . H ...mu Baseball Team First l'0w-,lzulm-s liznlxxnxgux-tm-r. Nnlzm Ibillvr. Sl'l'0llll row-Huy Luuilnihl. t'l1an'les Krulm. K+-itll IA-'lllllillh ui.1'll2lI'd lim-llr. 'IW-cl liillvl Hull G1'I'1ll'lllilll. .lnnws Kie-11:1 .lsunvs Zlwl'n'lwl'. Hwf-11 lfltlvr. Y w 'lllircl l'U'VV-'lfll H2lSillL1k'l'. INFIIIIIII lg2lSillQfUl'. N0l'lll1lll llilty. lfrvnl Hillllllilll. Ulivn-1' Lum Ioilll. John Alnsq-lx Mr. II:lll. Rivhzlrml lim-uw. Iiwigrllt Ilixvl. ,lunior H':'ig:vl'. lii1'hzlr1l Kimi. llzlrry Nliftllllllllgll. XI:u1u:lg:'1'. Yu! pie-tllrvxl--7-S1:um-y lmlm, Track Squad First row 'l'1-el llillvr. .hum-s Zllvwlxm-1'. INIIII lbiliu-1'. limi:-uw Stuilwr, John Wimlam. 'linsgvl Ilxllvr. livin- Slllt'l'. SPPUIIII rovv-liin'l1:1rr1 lin-vw. Xl1lll1l,2'l'l'Z Him-h:11'4l liiwv. -IEIIIION l:illIlllQ.f2ll'lll1'l'. -IZIIINN Kia-In 1'll2ll'lQ'N liisssfr. Nolan lbillvr. l'l1:lrlvs Kl'1I'l1ll, John Kuhn. Julius I-Zixvl. Mr. Fails M S5 A :EE .K J + l Reserve Basketball firsl l'11w-Imllzlld lhlsixxga-1'. 1121124-uw SI4-im-r, .lzunvs l::IHlllQ:ll'lll1'l'. Slnnlm lulm mm Sutvr. .Xlmlm-11 linhn. liilly I'1'i1I!4-y. lllllxl Nl mu an 9l'l'0lNl l'0WA Mr. Fzlils, .l2llkl1'S Zll1'l'4'll!'l'. Uwe-xl ICH1-V. llogvl' ' . : Nucl IIi1'lIll'P'll -In-:un Hillq-r. lhm ll1'l'4l1'lll:lll. l'll:lI'l1'N liiwsq-r. xlJlllIl2'1l'. Jr. High Basketball l'lrsI row-Mr. Hull, Iiyrfm Sll'llll'l'. ll2ll'l'1'l Dill-1 r, Ibnvial lvillvr. llxxl ht llvl Pm! lliltp. lhrh llvlllllllll. Imlf- 1.1-hmznn. NHVIHZIII lliliy, g1'I'0Il4l r .:u'fflh1ssoll Nm-mire. Imlf- l5I'lll'1'llll:lllL5ll, .lnlm lmlm. .lnhn Musa l:l1'll2ll'll Rm-sv. l'i!'JllllillIl NV4-lly. Girls' Softball First row Miss Ih-i411-luhnllgll. .l12:Illll4' S11-im-r. Nlznrilyn SllUUlIl:Ilil'I'. llnliy 1lvi:'l'l'. .Xumlre 'I'hl'z111p. lilllll Sim-l'I'vll. l'z11'1'io liillllllilll. Klllllllll l:ZlSilIQ,'l'l'. 4f1'.1'Illi row Ihr Yun S1-umlvr. llvlly l:2lSillQl'!'. l'fVl'lyll lC4'k. 1':rlln'yn Ilillvr. l':l'lll:l xll'yi'l Kzulluryn Ii:nll1ng1:11'inc'. l'l'SlllIl Xusslmllnl. Girls' Physical Eel. lfirsl l'UlV7liHl'll!X' XllSNlHlIIlll. lilly Sum- Wvlly. IA-ilzl Shirli. V:11'I,l Krrzlm, L4l'l'0INl Nm'-l'l:u1':1lwlh llillvr. lilwluur Itwlm. Ilvl-ru l:lli'lilllY'lill'l'. H4-ily Klum-l'. Hnylu Wyxniump, ' 'l'Ilil'1l ITHY7'-l2llll'I lil'1lllll. Alzllw-il l1m'1'y. Maury .Xllll l:1l4illLIl'l'. Iiwlyxx Mn-yn-1'. Inn-nllxx liillllllilll. F0lll'tll row AlRlI'l2lll Ililla-r. Blildwd Swlmlz. Hludyaw- Iiixvl. li:u'lm:1x':L Si'lllll'L'li. l!vx'v1'lx S1-lmtz. lfifill IWLXV-fSllil'll'j' ll2llll'1lNiK'ill. xlillf' Nl2ll'lll1l X111-wllm-1'. XVi11ifr1'd Sim-im-r. lluih .Xllll 11:1 singm-V, Miss l:I'lkll'Ill!illlfIll. Sixlh rczw-llllizaxlu-:lx l'ruhsl. li:11'lmr:1 lion- Suilxr. liutll Allll llm-rr. Mary .Xml l ll'IllillL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Labor Day. School starts with a half-day session. Norma Van Scoder rlazzles everyone with 'fsparklerw - first senior girl to be engaged. First full day of school-the grind begins. f'Spyglass staff elected. I Classes elect officers. ' Pand-ora wins first football game by defeating Leipsic 31-O. Football lights are dedicated. Pandora battles Columbus Grove to a 6-6 tie. Freshmen get initiated in 'tTruth or Consequences program. Paul Leight- ner collects thirty-one cents for Sophomore treasury. Pandora meets traditional rival, Bluffton, and is defeated IS-0. juniors receive t.heir rings. Oh, happy day! OCTOBER 3. School dismisses for Putnam County Fair. Pandora loses to Delphos Jefferson 24-7. juniors and Seniors see 'fRo-meo and. Juliet at Lima. Football boys spoil Shawnee's f'Hom-ecorningn by beating them 19-13. End of first six-week period. Band plays at Fall Festival at Ottawa. Grade cards-and we were going to make a good first impression! State inspector visits. Spencerville licks Pandora 39-O. Football boys see Cleveland ffBrowns', vs. Chicago 'fRockets . Seniors go to Dehantce to have their pictures taken. Pandora girls beat Blanchard girls, softball team 14-13. F. F. A. and F. H. A, have hayride. High School students take I. Q. tests. Pandora defeated by Forest 7-6 in a rough-and-tumble game, especially for 64Bum77! Pandora-Elicla game ends in a O-O deadlock. Miss Bridenbaugh receives box of fiowers--oh, it's her birthday! Vacation-teachers go to Teachers' Meeting at Toledo. Seniors have Hal- loween party at Ruth Anne Steiner's home. NOVEMBER Seniors get proofs. Ugh!! I Home Ee. girls eat, instead of study, fruitssand vegetables. Naughty, naugh- ty! Miss Steiner gives test-after-effects!! Pandora beats Lafayette with' a last quarter safety, 8-6. Tom Burkholder wins local Prince of Peace Declamation Contest. A First annual pictures taken. Seniors order pictures. Rev. Bohn speaks at Chapel. It's also Armistice Day. Did anyone study today???? P. T. A. sponsors night school. We even have to study at night! ' Junior class play, That Crazy Smith Family . Y-Teen girls give annual football banquet. Form-er coach Garver Oxley speaks and shows movies. . Morning-after-the night-before feeling-too much of Nolan's ice cream! No school-Putnam County Teachers' Institute. Pandora wins first basket- ball game by defeating Columbus' Grove 42-37. Thanksgiving program presented by entire school. 2 28. Thanksgiving vacation. Page Fifty-Five CALENDAR DECEMBER Mr. McKinney tries to fumigate school building-or-eaks bottle of ammon- ium hydroxide. Fire drill-no connection, of course. Seniors take Ohio State psychological tests. Pandora beats Ft. Jennings 38-35 in a last quarter rally. Mr. Leeston, magician, entertains school students and faculty. Bluffton beets 1'leetwings 44-27. Public Speaking Class gives program at P. T. A. Pandora defeats Leipsic 50-40. Blanchard decisively beats Pandora 53-30. .Every Pupil Tests. Teachers have Christmas party. Mr. Hall gets stuck in snowdrift-didn't get home till 2:3022 No school-too much snow. Glandorf surprises Pandora by beating, 40-27. juniors andz Sophomores have Christmas parties. Christmas Cantata given by Music Department. Entire school and friends attend Christmas program. james Clifford Cox arrives at 9:00. P. M. Supt. Cox very proud. Christmas. to January 5. Vacation. JANUARY New Year's Day. Benefit ballgame for athletic lights. Pandora beats Beaverdam 45-42. Buck- eye Coach team beats Pandora Milling Company team in second game. Back to school. LaVera Grismore and Audrey Thrapp show off engagement rings. Tests. More tests. And more tests. End of first semester. Miller City defeats Pandora 07-42. Getting used to new schedule. Oh, Oh! Grade cards again! E. S. Bohn and C. R. Hilty blow three fuses in Chemistry Lab. Pandora beats Ottawa Public 40-38 in exciting overtime. Art Class purchases photo enlarger. Rev. Harder speaks at Chapel. Continental wins basketball game 34-33. j'uniors and Seniors, and several faculty members go to Bowling Green to see play, T he Lucky F inger . juniors and Seniors are sleepy-wonder why?????? Pandora loses to Ottoville 33-29. Paul Hilty falls in at Freshman skating party. Community Institute. Pandora trims Kalida 44-30. Nolan makes twenty-two points. FEBRUARY Sophomore skating party. Sophomore girls win first round of intramural basketball tournament. Senior scholarship tests and Agriculture tests at Ottawa. Pandora defeated by Vaughnsville 50-45. High school office broken into by thieves-everyone tries his hand. at ama- teur detective work. Pandora beats Ottawa Parochial 31-30 in a close game. Standard Oil Company shows movies on new oil fields. Last basketball game. Friday. the thirteenth, but it was lucky for us-we beat McComb 53-35. St. Valentine's Day. Esther Schumacher sports corsage. 18. County Tournament begins. Bluffton College students debate on Universal Military Training in Chapel program. Page Fi fty-Six CALENDAR Ottawa Parochial knocks Pandora out of Tournament by winning 37-34. Senior girls win second round of intramural tournament. Eight Seniors absent-Mr. Cox starts checking up. Eighth grade entertains with a puppet show in Chapel. Miller City wins in finals of County Tournament. Leap Day! Oh, brother!!!! MARCH March comes in like a lion -very cold and windy. Pandora junior High beats Blanchard ll-10 in first game of County junior High Tournament. F. F. A. and F. H. A. give program at P. T. A. Ted Basinger suddenly passes away. junior High drops from tournament by losing to Leipsic 32-14. juniors and Eighth grade attend Ted Basilnger's funeral. Costumes arrive for operetta. Sophomores order rings. Operetta dress rehearsal. No school-sudden snowstorm stops traffic. Mr. Neefe, master mathematician, presents interesting program to students and faculty. First night performance of operetta, Pirates of Penzance . Packed house. Second performance of 'tPirates of Penzance . Good crowd again. Pan- dora students compete in District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Bowling Green. F. F. A. boys participate in Parliamentary Proc-edure Contest at Waynestield. Ohio. Dr. Wells speaks at Chapel program. Dr. Guy Maurice Bingham renders Life Studies After Graduation . Entire school attends Good Friday services. Everyone is decked out for Easter. APRIL Six-weck tests-we were really fooled. Ditto. Pre-school Clinic-inspection of the future First Grade. Grade cards-what, so soon????? Students take Preliminary District-State Scholarship Tests. State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Columbus, Ohio. Public Speaking Class gives Chapel program. 17. Seniors give their class play, 'tGirl Shy . Glee Clubs and Chorus enter District Choral Contest at Ohio Northern Uni- versity, Ada, Ohio. Annual State Eighth Grade Tests. Latin students present Chapel program. Grade school students present operetta, 'tTom Sawyer . MAY Juniors entertain Seniors and faculty in lovely j'unior-Senior banquet. Stu- dents take final District-State Scholarship Tests at Bowling Green. Honor awards given at annual Varsity NP Banquet. Spring Music Concert. State Choral Contest. Sophomores get rings. f Keep them! li Final examinations. Final examinations. Alumni Banquet-Seniors feel almost graduated. . Baccalaureate. Commencement. Mr. Fred Klag. Dean of Boys at Waite High School, To- ledo, Ohio, is speaker. . Annual May Day Festivities. Seniors leave for New York. Seniors, tand New Yorkj, take care of yourselves!!! Last. day of school. Students receive grade cards. Pa 20 Fi tty-Seven l898 Mary llavy l899 la-na liisser Snsan Basinger Rose Davy lliller lidward Hilty Minnie Hilty Harriet Krohn Utis Mc-Ilride .lane Mallahan 4'onnt,ryman l 900 Flo Agner Adam P. llasinger .l. 0. Basinger lihner Iiasingrr Silas ll. Iiasingeri' John B2llllllg'2lI'fll4-'lt f harles A. Hunnnon .lohn H. King' .lohn Mc-Bride Jr. Allie Thrapp lrlstella NVilkins Long: 1901 Alfred Basingei- 1 Ethel Krohn Marshall Harriet Davy Jessie Mc-Dowell Iladdox Katie Hager' J. R. Leightner Philip Schumacher Clyde Stewart Uttillia Risser McBride? M. 0. Van Strondert Fred lVilkins'f J. ll. Ziminerinant I 903 Newton Balinert Ida liasinger' Bruce Burkhart Jessie Davy McBurney Alma McBride Crumrine Chester McBride Mary Grismore Fromm' NV. VV. Hummon Guy Frommt Louis Risser 1904 Ira Basinger Grover Davidson Edward Davy ALUMNI DIRECTORY Lizzie Ililler Eldon Geiger Aldine Hilty llenjamin Leightner Alvin U. ,Lngihihl lflllen Sl'1lllIIltll'ilt'l' Geigerl' Aldine Welty Augusta Preston Burkhart 1905 lsaan- Amstntz Iailn lloriot Kia-ne Edith Hnser Willis I.. Niswander lfldwin kisser' lloz-1'-lla Sonnner Lehman llarvey llasingrer l906 Lenore Alkire Laibe llliver Davidson Martha lliller llayliss l'arl Green Mistel Hnmnion Steiner .lesse' Hnnimon lilizab-eth Kohli Green Goldie Mclflride Green Waldo Niswander Milton Loeher' May Miller Burkhart l.enna Reece Maint Valvin Steiner 1907 Mary Abegglini' Andrew Amstutzt Aurora Bracy Urtha liracy Tschndy Flare Green Grover Grisinore Albert Hager Alvin Hilty John Hilty Millard Preston Leslie Reece Meese James Saunders Hazel Saunders Benroth Nettie Schumacher Hilty 1'restel Sites Magdalene Sommer Smitl' Elma Steiner Niswander Lydia Sutter Cook I 908 Alma Amstntz Jacobson lVald0 Ainstutz Harry Cahill Cordelia Davidson Whitney Carrie Doriot Baumgartner Page Fifty-Eight l.evi Hager llarry Lombard Urs-ssie Mvllrlde Ingham l'.ara Ransom Thoinas Roy 1i'E'lllllIlQ.'fi-Pl' ltay Wilson lS09 .lbrahani Ainstntzl: Virginia l'orson llavies lflstella lligel Marshall llldna Hlnnk Krohn Karl l l'0llllll Gertrude Eminans lfred Gantsm-hi John Hauenstein NVilford Hilty Geneva Kiene Windan lfdward Kohli llnlda Selnnnaelier Steiner Urlin Svlmmaelier l.avina Schatz Geiger lidna Sites Lovell? lfldwin S0lllIll0l ' Edison Steiner' Ros:-oe lVilson l9l0 Edna Amstutz Clifford Alkire Flyde llasingert Salome Basinger Brabhain Ut to liadertseher Mabel Bushong Hoc-listettler Dale Crow Gail Crow lfldna Grisinore Sands Everett Green Zehna Hager Eldon Hilty Stella Hilty Bnrkholder Harry Hochstettler Minnie Huser Lerlbe-tter , Grave Keel Longsdorf Homer Kohli Leo Leniley Shank Luella Liehty Fahnke Jennie Ludwig Crow Salome Lugibihl Neufeld Elvina Schumacher Steiner lVald0 Schumacher Hiram Schntz Jacob Schutzf Albert Sutter Gilbert Suter Hulda Suter Schnmaeher Elmer Steiner' Edna Steiner' Clara Welty George 1911 Floyd l'ahill llonier liasinger Laura Dangler Hem-kel Lena Darling llonggneekei Lennis Grismore lidvvin Hanenstrin lllli llanenstein Lest-er Harkness Leonard Hart lliram Kohli .lane Leniley lint-her Urville lanxilmilll Alva Rim-kley Usear Riekley Virgil Stewart G-:'rtrnde Sutter Allynif 1912 Flare Altman tn-pha Anistutz llasinyrer Albert liadertscher' Fred Bagley Viola liasinger Knight 1'1llll1l'il 1i2l1l1llgill'f1lP1' Hankinson Lee liraey Naomi Prawford Shoemaker Verna Davidson Rouse lydia Diller Crawiis lloward 1JeVore Metta Geiger' linnna Huser llraey l .dna Lugzihihl NVheeler lflstella Reese Suter Hiram Selnunaeher Lillian Sc-lnunaeher Roth Salina Schumacher Sf-hutz Willis Selunnaeher Uharity St-einer lloehstettler Homer Steiner Waldo Suter Sylvia 1Velt,y 'Frimblehorn 1913 11. Mendelssohn Ainstntzi Alvin Basinger Hiram liE1S1I11.f't'1' Leonard Basingerif lirwin liixler .lohn Geiger Millen Geiger Leslie Green 1Valter 1-lart Melvin Hilty Reno Ki-ene Susie Kohli Boaz Sylvia Lugiluihl Suter Mary Seluunaeher Amstutz lfllfen Zuerl-her - ALUMNI DIRECTDRY 1914 William Amstutz lflnlalia liasinger IDeVore Rhoda liasinger Sehutz .Munson liixel Verna llixler Siemens' Norman Bushong lleno Davidson t'larenee Diller Minnie Diller Rupp Lydia Geiger Hart Urville George l'harle-s Hilty Laura Hilty Kenipf Urlin Kohli Glen Miller Ira Niswander lrvin Rickley Margaret Risser llilty Ulara Sclunnacher Peter Schumacher William H. S4-lnimacher lfllmer Schutz Rudolph Schweitzer Olga St-einer Sidney Steiner C-eeil Sutter Harkness Clyde Sutter Leonard Sutter Sylvia Suter lrish 1915 Umar Anistutz Harley :X1l1S1lltZ - Lenore Amstutzi' Melvina Amstutz Bm-ry Byron Basinger Ezra Basinger Llewellyn liasinger Luella liasinger Amstutz Waldo Boaz' lbollie Burkhart l'aul Cahill l'earl Davidson Lemley Warren Davidson Ezra Diller 1'31l1l91' Geiger Frances Grismore Augshurger H. C. Heekel Edinond Kienty Harvey Kiene lllake Lemley Marshall Leroy Lemley Zella Steiner' Lydia Lugihihl Suter Leonard McDowell Elmer Nussbaum Irene Risser Cupp Vivian Seitz Ewing Louis Sehmunk William 141. Selnnnac-her Page Fifty-Nina Bertha Schatz' l-llvina Steiner Esther Steiner Meyer Mc-lvin Steiner lfldna Sutter Keller Elma Welty Sprnnger 1916 Ruth gXl11St111'Z Steiner Lester liasinger Kathleen Alkire Poole Mary Baumgartner Hall Luzilla Beery Miller Edna Bixel Schmidt Gilbert Bixler Pierre Burns lflstella Hilty Schatz Mildred Keel Sue Laibe Diener Faith Miller Barbara Moser Frieda Moser Kiene Hallie Moser Bixel Phyllis Risser Richardson Oliver Schumacher Edward Schatz .lay Smith Armin Steiner Elda Suter Harry Suter lfllsie Sehmunk Horsch Wayne Trostle Viola 1Velty Kliewer 1917 Alhert Allison Hubert Amstutz Hayden Gilhert Basinger Lula Basinger Steiner Nathan Beery Ulin Baulngartner Elmer Burry Sam Burkhart J r. Hallie Basinger Amstutz Madeline Bixel Loama, DeVore Clevenger Melvina Geiger Kanagy Leona Gerber Bone Gertrude Hilty Paul Hilty Hiram Huser Bulimia Habegger Hector Nina Johns Smith Prudence Jameson Dangler Martha Kohli Schmunk Inez Lehman Haas Clarence Lichty Cha rles Reese David Risser Aldo M. Schumacher' lislelln S4-lnnnm-lner Lic-lllf-1 lluldn Sc-lnltz -lzu-ger liliznlnetli Steiner Stl-inr-1' Hlliilliil Steiner lrnnn Steineri Irnm Selnwek Lmnlmie l.esl:l Sutter ,liivkley l.:1v:l1ll-luv Wellrly Nllll'l'm l9I8 Ilnlph Allciru i4Ili1ur:l Augslrurgrer lleck Milford Green Irene fil'jNlll0l'0 Rive Irvin llilty Y1'l'll0Il Hnser lllillillli Mcljride lflurl 4'. Clark Willizun Moser .lulnn Sl'illliZ : Vlznytun Steiner lluydn Steiner Lnke Steiner Susie St-einer l'l4-ment Snler lfldyth .xvillgili-ll i'Il1l2llIS lral Slit:-WF l9l9 Gran-e Amsfutz Kraft Wendell Anistnlz llelenzl lialsinger llilly 1w:1lU-r l rene HilSil1g't-'I' Srrliinnziffllc 1' lim-slie liusinger Yelinzl Iieery Decker Verdi llixel l.il:ul1 Burklmlder Steiner Annabelle Clark Green Maury Urziwlis Hevtur Jesse Diller Willizlni Geiger Sidney Hilty Udnln Kohli Yoder lflxulmvl Lelnnaln Suldner llertlm Ilmuf Rilylllllllll Lngilnild Luther Sunnner lhllpli Sutter l':uul Wengrer .Xltu Windle Newton 1920 Levi Til1l'kilfll't Stanley Bixel Agnes Businger Kidd Marie Bixel Miller lM'llre1't Clay Melvinal Gerber Curl Geiger ALUMNI DIRECTORY AIlll'1.Z'ill'Pl llilty lfenellan l'IZlilPj.f2'f'l' lflerlz Lillian Hilty Kflbillll NVi.li:llll Hilty llzlwrellre .Innes llalrley King: Alzlrc- l.:1ilu-- llznlph Lugrilvilil lislller I4lIjJ,'iiliill 'liufsteller Maurtlm Lora 1ill3ll3ll'll .Xmzn Nl Illil'l P:-url Niswnnder Sawyer lllmlys SI'illllll3l1'iIl'l. Mabel Sutter ll:-rr Uliver Steiner l':u1l St:-inor lffdillu Steiner Meigs I92l Jnslnitzl l2m'khulder Umnlls lfldgu r liixel .Xl'Hllll' Hl'illl-lllilillljlll Zlellu lizusinger i'iill'lC'h Nnmni Beery l i0l'0lli'l-l Clay Spa-ilnnln Iluymund Hilty Fred Hilty Roy Hilfy Auron Hilfy Kutllerinn- Krnrner Mans l':lrl Ligrhl' Sllfilll Lemley Fillley Vlyde NiSXN'Zllllll'l' Hurry Niswnnderi Evelyn Winenmn Reese f'l2ll'0lll'6 Sclmec-lc Rnlvert Srlm111:lvl10r Myron Steiller Hunxer Suter Yernn Sitter llilly I922 Vern ll:1sin,frer Lehman Hurley ,llalsinger Melvinn Hurry Niswnnder' l l':llu'c-s Cllerry Sufi-r lf'r-rd l'l:1rk Oliver Diller Wzlldu Diller? 'Myron Gerber Ilildn Grzltz Hilly Ve-lnm Grnlz Niswnnder Nnoinsl Ilnrt M1-lmwell GI-1-nn Hilty Kill' Hilty IA'll0l'il Hilly Lelnnnn Maury Kelelmer Haus .lessf-. Lehman Eldon Llljliililli Marry Moser Frzlry Irma Rivei' Page Sixty V. fil'2lf'l' Shiner llusrvller I.. llrau-1' Nf4l'iIll'I' I923 Irena Amstutz Wunlum .Xllllvdzl lillllllltLL'Ili'iIlf'l' Amen Anim lLIlXf'i'I' Hnrgetf Mildrrd lievry Gm-flrge Udessn liixel AlllStIliZ Frsluc-es Flay Sl'illllll2ll'il'l'l' 4'lwu':l lbiller Slmitll Blzurguerite llrismure Sutter ltzly Illlllilllllll Qllflliill Lelnnnn Lenurzu lleigrllfner Sidllillk Ilmner Moser Roy l'l1llll'llNii1ill 'riillllilll Ri-'i1'1l1'llil:lf'il Lillian Kisser Lelinmn Hermann S1'illllllIN'il0l' Lulu Smnxners lhnrtuu Srlfh-r l924 Maury lilizuln-rtlu Amslutz lfllllnn HllSill2,'l-'I' lflrr Iil'i4i9llil2lll2'il l l'Slll'AiS Imvidsmi Menrm lliller l,m111nn Hilty Shimp Myrlxn Hilfy Walden Ililfy l+'l':lm'es .lulrns Lelnlx-y I'zlnl lfl'Jllll0l' l'rlmn Lirlity Nllllllli 1I0f'llllUllf.fll 'llonzlldson Velma Miller lliller f':1rrie NGIIPIISVIHVZITllIAi'i' Assn Riz-lmrd SI'illlIIlill'llt'l' ' Waldo Steiner NIEITY Steiner Wilma: Steiner llilfy l'lyd'e 'Ffmsley Adrian lflversnlm- I925 Margaret Amstutz Hilty Alvin :XllLL'ShllI'g'4fl' Nilllllli llnsinger Flemimu 1'l1:1rles lhirklmrt liutll liixel llenjzuniu Hurry Iltlllfil Flay Miller Amos IleV4lre Miriam 1'u':m's llnrklmlder Stanley Donaldson Glertrmle lliller Alllnms lflll Millen ll-l'I'lb0I' Manx-grery Steinor 111'Zl111111.I1Hll lalennor lfa-nlwrt Uorwiu llnmr Grzllz l'i'.ulem-e llc-rlu-1' .N1l'l'Wl1l llilly when Moser 1ll.:il Moser l':ll4-V ln-uwrl l'l:nnlcenliorn llnynioiul Rim-lcley .noluu Seitz Marie Souinier SXVl'1Lfil1'l Wzllll r Sllllllllvlnaz Selina: Steiner l':nul Steiner ldllis Striner .xllillll Nu-xvnrl, .Nunn Sutter 1-'mae l.4-onural 1N:ill4-Iwi: 1923 1i1lNV1'l'I14'l' ll. A11lS1l11Z Vlylle lizusimrx-r 1':Ill'l li2lN11lg?1' Stanley 11lll'1i1lill'1 .Xrtliur liurry llulny 1'lu'rry Soiniuerii 1'liut4.n Flop lDol'1S lllllvl' 1.1-l:l llillfr l.o1-lwr l.uv1-rue Geiger Illellu Grntz 1i1'111l'll1Nll1g1l Gnruie 11:iln-ggel' 4',vril Hilty liulpli llilty Me-Ivinzl King 'l'lu'npp Galslailis l'uul Iirohu Katherine l.:lilre Hunnnon l':lllUl P l,o4'her lio4l+'lu-li'er llonulcl Mvllowell Vern Miller 1Vehrly lllnm-lie Niswauuler Nusslmuin l.:iur:l Svlnierlc l'en1ler l r:lnlilin Sonuner Rolaerl M. SOIIIIII-l'1'm Lillian Steiner llerzllml Vain Meter Furl Wehrly lloiner XVUIIQIUI' Ilfvelyn iWllitis Gerlwr Mnrgnrll Zinnnerly lloltslmll 1927 l'l'1'11'I1110 .kelwrlmrll Sc-lirugg Melvenn llnsinger Mury H2llllllQ.'I2ll'fll01' NVe:lve1' NVnrren liridenlmugli Vflitli Burkhart Morris llownril 'llnvislson ALUMNI DIRECTORY We-lrlou Diller I.illi:nu tis-rlwr Flllllllilill Myra: llnlregg-ei' lflw-li V l1'Ll'1l13l'1, Hilty lien-liiuf ,Krolui Anderson lfloiwlire Leighlner XVelsli Lewis Nusslluuni Imnnlcl Sm-hwnh llnle Stewart .lennette Sutter 1iiIS11l2'l'1,' liivlialrll Tlirnppf llezltrire 1Vynkoop Slum-key 1.1-wis NVynkoop l'e:1l Zm-rrlu-r Aruellu 1928 ililllu Alnstutz 'PIIUHIZIS llulph Rnsinigzm' Virgil Hixler Vilus Hurry Lois 01211111011 Mor-rheaul liliner Diller Mulniln Diller A1Rl1'l'l'l12l Diller llrm-kelt, Mildred lliller Peters llonzllcl GI'1Sl1lUl'0 Frell 1iI'1SIll0I'0 Alive Hilty Cnszili .lrvillzl Hilty St,:mlTer li-1--no llilty Luc-ille Lelnnzln Vern Loclier Welty Malreelln Lugihilil Hurry Dorothy M1-Uullough Loinlmraly Lui-ille Ulnerly Iloty Walter Plnnkenliorn linlsie Sommer Hawthorne Marguerite Steiner Steiner Dwight Yun Meter Willnert Welty Selina: 1Velty 1N'llll'lIl! 1929 Milllrecl Allgire Vs-lmliue .xlllS1ll1Z .lls-1 l'liine Hnsiuger Firesline Virginian llurklinrt Reivhnmn Nnolni Uniiiplwll Kenuif Huy Uulp 'Plioinns IC. 1'0l1Vl'1'S0 Nllgrzir Geiger Mnurir-e Grisinore Mzlrvile Hilty liek Vlifton N'S'llPl1l1Sl'1lXVfl1lf11'1' Flllon Ill-'i1'11'9ll1DH1'1l Hem-iettu S:-hnec-k Henderson lclelln Sf-liunmelier Reic-henlmcli Hlive Seliuinneher Zimmerly Pal ge Sixty-One l r:uu-is Soinmvr Stella Steiner Geiger Vhurles Sf6VVil,l'1C ' tilennzl Stewart Hunnn Mary Stewart ,RPi1'1l0ll1lilf'1l Frniiees Wooqlruff lbnvidson liilln Gerber 1930 Fern Aguer Bundy Evelyn, Anlstutz Kistner Lennn Augslmrger All1Sfl11,Z Lux-ille Bndertsclier Hunt Esther B5lS11lg'9I' Williams Mabel Businger Alina Blllllllgilftllt-'F Hfillklllflll Norbert Brinkman n liolnnql Burklnxrt ldlizuhetll Burkholder Conrad Pauline Curr Bibler Ruth Culp Shilling Alice Davidson Stoocly Elvira Diller Arvillu Geiger Mary Ellen Gerber Elizabeth Hilty' Lawrence Hilty Franc-is Kt'lIl11f Mau-eeta Lehman Schumacher Margaret Le-lnnnn Suliunulclicr Myron Lelnnan Marian McDowell Hart Alta Neuenschwander' Violet Nussbaum Slusser Milton Reiclienbuf-h Glenn Sl'11l11l111C1l91' Earl S1-lnnmicher Frzinces We-lty Vernon Gerber Vilns 11e1'lwr 1931 lim-I Amslulz lllnn Allgire llilly U11-alas lhmsinger Steiner Urville linsinger Honi-er Buulngzlrtner Lillian H2ll1lll2,'il1'fllP!' Bauer Ruby Hruvy NVz1tkinS Helen Cuinphell Hilty Louise Cook Niswnnfler Nelson Diller Dorothy Hnlnegger Z1llllll0l'lIl5lll Agnes Hilty Harris Wayne Hilty Ulinton Leightner Mable Luginbill Lora Esther Moser Doty '1'1l91lll2l Neill Bmvy Robert Niswander liertha Perkins Harold Schumacher llwight Sommer lfllnora Sommer Suter James- ll. Sommer Lela Steiner Mabel Steiner lliehard Steiner Winfred Suter Norman Walker llaymond Walters Mary Wirth lfoulkes liarl llean Steiner Madonna Yenner Hooper 1932 Vleland M. Amstutz Wade S. Amstutz Gerald Balmer Gaynell W. Basinger Gladys llasinger Bunn Katherine liasinger Ramseyer Harold Brinkman Mary A. Brinkman Goldsehmidt James Ilurkhart ' lilnora S. Hurry Hayle Phyllis A. l'ampbell Hilty David xviliiillll Carr lrene Uherry Sehutzt Kenneth L. Davidson 1'arol B. Diller Roland Eisenbach John L. Frankhouser Harold A. Geiger Helen Habegge-r Gibbs Lavaun Habegger Keller lflllis Kingi' Hazel M. Lehman Steiner ltiehard B. Lehman llllsie Mae Marriott Basinger Nell Miller Edwards Lorenz Moser Vatherine Neill Sehumaeher Allen U. Neiswander Aliee Nussbaum Geiger Louise Pierman Diller Mabel Riee Morvay Mary E. Ric-kley Reiehenbaeh NVayne Sehumaeher lidith Zimmerly Motter H133 Gertrude- Agner Smith Magdalene Amstutz Bowers Otis Augshurger liarbara Basinger Burkholder Floyd Basinger Lorain llasinger ALUMNI DIRECTORY Howard Ilixler t'lara llraey llavid Uulp Evan Davidson Earl Dean Geiger Leland Gerber Gertrude Hall Hiltimire Mareiene Hall Nl-Fllllflz' Duane Hilty Howard Howell Mary li. Kempf Neill lilizabeth Loeher Hoskins' Mark Lugibihl Wanda Moser Welty Wilbur Neill Wilma Neuensehwander Morris Niswander Robert Pope lleva Rive Russell Mildred Sehumaeher llenroth lffsther Sheidler lluehrer James Suter lflvan Tsehudyt Farold NVelty Howard XVellyf I 934 Mary Allgire Lusk lner Basinger Myra llasinger West Naomi Hasinger George Prine-ess Basinger Ruth Boaz Aliee Burkholder I-Ieinig Margaret Hurry liasinger Mildred Cherry Todd Roy Cook, Jr. Gerald 1JeVore l'auline Doll Diller Kenneth Geiger lieva Habegger Doty Vlariee Hilty Fruehey .Iames Hilty Katherine Hilty Eisenbaeh Marjorie Hilty Hayman Ruth Hilty Vineent Meflintoek Jeanette Huser Haumgartner Rim-hard Kramer Gaylord Lehman Milo L9illllHlls Rollin Neill' Lois Neiswander Rodahau,f:l1 Mable Rader Strayer Helen Schumacher Raymond Sehutz. Jr. Ralph Sommer Andrew Steffen' Anna Ruth Steiner Lueille Wenger I-Iinderleiter Pa :re Si Xty-Two 1935 Stella Augsburger Myer NVinston V. Bum-her Wiltoa Campbell Mary .lane Carr Gerald Urawlis Harold Vrawlis Winford Geiger lllvelyn Geiger Qllenton Robert Burkhart Martha Gerber llrown Moneta Hall Stanley Margaret llabegger Mater .lean Harkness Lowell Hatlield Catherine H-ewsr Elbert HiIty ' Lorena Hoehstettler Herbert Howell .Ianet Krohn Snavely l'auline BIt'f'llii0ll1.l'il Stall Marc-us Moser Floyd Niswander Franeis Niswander ldlizabeth Pierman liiery Maurine Probst Shelton Hilda Sehulnaeher Roush Vernon Sehumaeher Genevieve Sheidler Nussbaum Ruth Shoemaker NVilliams Nellie Steffen Isaacson lfluniee Steiner Fox Anna Mae Stoody Seitz Mareine Rice Frankhart Phoebe Tsehudy Armstrong Marjorie Welty Larson Myron XVelty Hazel VVynkoop Phillips llwigzht Zimmerly l93f5 Dorothy Basinger Keel Freeman Basinger A Aliee Burkhart Deibert Robert Cook lfllvina Hurry Burkholder Donald Crawiis' Ralph Diller Mary K. Frantz Niswander NVayne GI'iSIll0l'0 Kenneth Hiltyt Marvin Lehman Phyllis Lehman Wallace- Lugihihl Paid Luginbill Margaret Maidlow Ruff Helen Michel Ciefer Ulaud Neiswander Alma Neuensehwander Palmer Edwin Neuensehwander Franeis NFINHDSIIIIII David li-eivlieiiluu-li Elizahetli Pope Bowers lilizaheth Kisser Geiger Ulyde Sl'1llllllZll'll1'1' Miriam Steiner NVelly Wayne Steiner Vharles Sllftdl' Vatherine Louise Sutter .lane Sutter Vrawford Leotus Sutter Virginia Sutter Dukes Pearl Weber Cook Margzaret Wenger Satler 1937 llul h AlllS1llfZ Ayers Long Geneva Augshurger De1'a1np Dorothy 1i5ISillf.Z'1'll7 Rauch llc-len liasinger Martin Norman Basinger Vai-ol lint-her S1-linmac-her 1-Eunice liurkholder I'll1lll1l1ll'l'j'S Dene Deitler Kenneth Diller .lnnior Doll Luc-ille Geiger llnller 1 Anna M. Luginhill Gallant Maurice Grisniore llarold Hart Mary Ellen Hews Da-Vore Helen Marriott Aukernian Minnie Neuensehwand-er Steiner Violet Rive Phillips Nelson Sehuinuvher Kenneth Sommer liessie Steffen Green Lois St-einer Vher Helen Van S4-oder lialister Vera Welty Mullholland David Yoder .leean Zinnnerly Moore Marian Z1llllllt'l'ly Vlapper 1938 I-Yudora Amstutz Moser ldilfeen Axnstutz Olt Emmet .x11gSll1ll',1.L'01' Verena Augshurger Leland Badertscher Bette liasinger Violet Basinger Moser l'aul Burket Robert Cahill Franees 1'tllll1l1lP11 Ewing liarhara Farr Gardner Ina Uherry Moser Mary Donaldson Ba dertseher Uda Frankhouser Brown ALUMNI DIRECTORY IC vt Ll yn G-eneva, llilty f'roW Hilty Samsal Mildred Krohn Pickens lfranees Pope Van Pill-'llllilglllllll Dorothy Loeher Harlan Lugihihl Charles Lenlley Frances SiN-'119l11l1'l',L' Van Meter Anne S1-lnnnavher R-via-lienham-li ,lflarry Sl'lll1lllil01l1'l' Arlene Stelfen Snare .lohn Sheidler Harold .Ieraldin Steiner e Sutter Welhna u Wayne Sutter llelen Warkentine llilty lletiy xVt'1i1'l' liddie 1939 Caris llasinger Veasy 1'l:lil' li: :singer Dean l4asing.:er l'aul Hasinger Harold Boaz .lnanita Burkhart Meyers Lum-ille Hurry liuvher Daniel Cook Marjorie Donaldson Fook Paul Doudt Robert Ewing Jane Fe nbert Ruth Geiger Reilly Shirl Hatlield Jr. liernadine Hews Basinger lluhy Howell. Mabry Sherwood Huser lfllva Jones Doris Li chty Mary A. Lugihihl Sommer lflll-en L1 iginlaill Dodey Slli1'1 Miller liiehard Glenda Nussbaum Plankeliliorn D+-Vitt Mary kisser Young Francis David S Sehuinacher 1-hutz Esther Shoemaker Lu,1:-:in1mhl, Alive .lean Steiner Lemley Anita Steiner NVarren Mayro XVynlcoop Basinger Mildred Yenner Bogart 1940 Mareile A1llSfl1fZ lienkener Marjorie Anistutz Viola AIIlStllfZ Kenneth l'ri1SiI12 9l' Nettie Mae Basinger Richard Basinger Howard Burkholder Marjorie Carr Zuereher Harold Diller Page Sixty-'l'hrf-e Russel liek Fram-is Geiger Wayne Hahegger Phyllis Huser Gaylord Ric-hard Kiene Donald Lehman Earl Lehman Bula L01-her Tlfreva Lugihihl Risen Dorothy Uherly l'haunc-ey S1-lnnnaeher Erie S1'll11m1l1'll9l' Faith S1fllIllIlili'lll'l' Snmll Uliver Sc-hutz Paul Schutz Willis Steffen Dwight Suter Evan Suter Kathryn Van Sender 1i'l'l1lf1N'V liert Yoder' l'anl Zilnmerly llarold Zuereher B93 5,-a.llcA' 1941 Dwaine Anistutz Kathleen Amstutz Wayne Anistutz Lester liadertselier lfllnora Basinger Justine Cook Thorpe James Geiger 1'aul Geiger Vatherine Hatfield Rose Mary Kiene ldugene Kohli Mary Gene L01-her Gertrude Lugihihl Drummer Harold Marriott Betty Mctfullough Balmer Margaret Niswander Bnsingel Virginia Neuensehwander Augslanger Rita Nussbaum Holland Iii-'il'h9IlhfI,l'll Henrietta Schumaeher l rederiek Soldner Lysle Sommer Lysle Steiner Harold Sutter Heloese Sutter Trussell Eva Tousley Gibson Evan NVelty Donald lVirth 1942 Irvin Alkire Wilma Augshurger Ernest Boehr .lean liridenhaugh Perkins Mary Jean liurkholder Agnes Barry Pepple Marie Diller .lohn Ewing n Maxine Fridley Metlaflerty Melvin Hiltyt Mary Jane Huser Greutman Margaret Klickman Galen Lugibihl Wanda Newton 'Cook Sherwood Probst Robert Reese Alice Schumacher Weber Milton Schutz' lflvan Steiner William Steiner Valeta Suter ' Vharlott-e Sutter Heldniann 4 lrtha Tseliudy Lehman lfllaine Welty Russell, Welty Freda Yoder Betsy Zuercher Walter Steiner Mary Amstutz Simms Ulorinda, Luginbill Green Pet-er Selunnaeher Stanley Sehutz I9-I3 Dorothy ll. Agner IfQl0ll0l1llll.f'll Geraldine M. Basinger Phyllis G. Basinger Ruby M. Bridenbangh Alford G. Diller 'Freya M. Geiger Anna Ruth Lehman Amy L. Leightner Alive M. Loeher Neuensehwander .Robert F. McCullough Miriam A. Nussbaum Bruen Verena M. Sehumacher Vineent C. Schumacher Sara Jane Sehutz Balmer Riehard Shoemaker Harry A. Steffen Leonard G. Steffen Gerald E. Steiner Agnes L. Suter Harold ld. Van Sm-oder l944 Vharles Alkire Ray Anistutz l,aVern Augsburger Galen Basinger Udula Basinger Greenwalt Ellene Bixel Spallinger Charles Boehr Donavin Diller Howard Diller ALUMNI DIRECTORY Janet Donaldson Green ,Irene 1114-k Schwartz Richard Ifkllllllldii Merlyn Frankhouse-1' Dwight Geiger Lois Geiger Dortha Grismore Phyllis Grismore Mayberry l l'i,lllCBS Habegger Poe lzlarry Haue-nstein, Jr. Doris Hilty Dorothy Huser Moser Virginia King Hermann Hirani Kohli, Jr. Dorothy Lugibihl Gordon Lugibihl Bette Marriott Selina Miller Diller Margaret Moser Dwight Probst Mary Sehey Flair Schumacher Mareella Schumacher Wilmer Suter Dale lVelty .Donald XVelty l945 Maynard Anistutz Dwight Bannigartner Kenneth Cherry Doi-tha Bridenbaugh Gratz Mary Ann'Bridenbaugh Patricia Decker Harlon Eck ,Donald Etter Donald Harkness Herman Hilty .Ioan Huser Etter Io nnne Hauenstei' 'OIIINIPI' . a , ,, ,n S Agnes Kiene Farnham 1 'a rolyn Krohn Iflnniee Lugibihl Rosemary lllc-Dorwell Marshall Clayton Mellon Paul Miller Dona ld Reielienbaeh Louis Risser, Jr. Grant Schutz Mary K. Schutz Ralph Shoemaker Russell Suter .laniee Welty lrlugene Ziinmerly 1946 llawrenee Amstutz Clyde Augsburger Alfred Basinger Richard Basinger NVallaee Basinger l'a ge Sixty-Four llarbara Iillllllltlll Neil llixel Anna .llonise Boehr Margaret Rurkholder Margery llurkholder Paul Cook liernard Davies .lean Diller Mark Diller Elizabeth Fisher Betty Geiger .lune Geiger Diller Wallace Geiger Wanita Geiger Donald Gratz Gloria Hauenstein Puppies Kenneth Hanenstein .Rir-hard Hilty Ruth Leightner lfrobsl, Gladys Lugibihl Donna McCullough Kenneth BI,I?ullll0llHll Kathryn Nussbaum Herbert l'robst Ellen Risser Genevieve Sc-huinacher Dwight Steiner Donald Steiner Lois Steiner Robert Steiner .Irene Suter 1i2l.l1lllg'ill'fIlL'1' Mary Welty 1947 M' S' Margy Alkire l+'rederiek :xl1lSiTllfZ Jo Ann Basinger Hilty Marjorie Basinger Bernard Baumgartner Deloris Baumgartner Herman Ric-ha rd Bauniga rtner Hill Boehr Dolly Bridenbaugh Thelma Bridenbaugh Rneher llois DeVore James Diller lla Eek Vitte Ann Geiger Suter Wava Geiger Herbert Grisnioru George Huser Rolland King Donald Lehman Vernon NFlllll'P .Helen Reese Mauriee Sehutz John Steffen Betty Steiner Dorothy Sutter Wesley Welty l leeea sed 4' Professional Directory DR. H. A. NEISWANDER, M. D. - Pandora, Ohio DR. M. B. RICE, M. D. A IQQOFC - Pandora, Ohio DR. W. E. MARTIN, M. D. WA, Y- Columbus Grove, Ohio DR. D. B. LUCAS, M. D. anvil I Columbus Grove, Ohio 4-O-3-fa - DRS. A. B. and D. E. HILTY, Dentists - Columbus Grove, Ohio - -101' N DRS. EVAN and FRANCIS BASINGER, Dentists - Bluff ton, O. DR. GORDON BIXEL, O. D. - - Bluffton, Ohio -V A 'aff--4+o---H - DRS. NISWANDER Sz HERRING, Veterinarians - Bluffton, 0. Page Sixty-Five Acknowledgements lt is with deep gratitude that the Mirror Staff acknowledges its debt to Miss Gladys Schumacher, Edison Diller, and Herman Schumacher for their invaluable assistance and advice in photography and art. To the group photographer, Leland Gerherg the Times Puh- lishing Company, our printer: and the Indianapolis Engraving Company, lnc., we can never fully demonstrate our apprecia- tion. VVe can only hope that the satisfaction they have gained from aiding us will somehow make up for our inadequate 4'Thank you. Advertising ln the following section you will find our advertisersg we wish to thank them for the wonderf ul support they have given us. They, too, have had a large share in making this publica- tion a reality. Read their advertisements: patronize themg we recommend them to you. Page Sixty-Six Compliments of HARTMAN SIINS FUNERAL DIRECTORS FURNITURE C0111-n Saturday Eveningsj Columbus Grove, Ohio For Fine Gifts DIAMONDS -:- SILVERWARE KAY'S .IEWELIIY S'l'llllll 129 North Main Street LIMA, 0l-H0 Hemlquarters for ELGIN - HAMILTON GRUEN - BULOVA and BENRUS WATCHES Visitor: Where do you get all the jokes you print? Mary jo: We copy them from other papers. Visitor: Where do they get them? Mary jo: They copy them from us. STEINER Uhevrnlet Sales Expert Auto Repairing with Genuine Chevrolet Parts ADAM STEINER, Prop. Bluffton, Ohio KLllNK'S Furnishings for MEN and BOYS If you want your rlothes to lu- In-coming, Yon'd better he ruining to us. Columbus Grove Leipsic 1-' l 1 5. 1 Steiner 8: Huser BEST WISHES in the Hezulqlmrters for JERSILD SWEATERS YEARS T0 COME 4' E.-U' STYLE MART CLOTHES um H SENIOR SHAPLY SHIRTS , A MALLORY HATS M Q FREEMAN SHOES UBC STORE Bluffton Deerwood When a girl's face is her fortune it usually runs into a nice Frgure. Nolan D.: Qln the hospital after breaking his armj Nurse, will I he able to play the violin when I recover? Nurse: Of course. Your injuries aren't serious. Nolan: That's funny. I never could play the violin hefore. ZMWH H DRY GOODS READY TO WEAR MEN'S FURNISHINGS SHOES BALLBAND RUBBERS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES I. G. A. SELF SERVICE SUPER MARKET 5c to 51.00 BASEMENT I H F ' P X Sixty-Eight Compliments D of Feed Company ' PURINA FEEDS Homer D. Wenger CUSTOM SPRAYING DDT and WEED KILLER PLUMBING - HEATING Phone 56 Pandora, Ohio ' W. C. Zuercher - H. C. Zuercher 4 Phone 84 E Columbus Grove, Ohio Margaret Mae H.: Your shirts must have been laughing at the laundry. julius B.: Why do you say that? Margaret Mae H.: They came back with their sides split. Mrs. McCullough: D0n't dip your bread in the gravy boys: It's such bad manners. Harry and George: We know, Mother, but itls such good taste. ommer - Burkholder G. M. C. TRUCKS mul CASE FARM IMPLEMENTS Pandora Ohio Phone 125 A I -1, 't '-NW , 1 G f 7. I sHoP and SAVE A Goes A Long Way I at To Make Friends W. A. PFLAUM The Lima Tire Sz Supply I A 312-314 West Market St. Ph. 43021 Recapping - Repairing and DEPARTMENT STORE A Used Tires Lima Ohio Ottawa, Ohio jack N.: 1'm a very funny comedian. Norma V.: What makes you think so? -lack: I put some of my jokes in the fire and it roared. - sim and mnvw ' TRY The llonaldp Mcllowell Implement PANDORA, OHIO Phono 57 A ALLIS CHALMERS - NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT P Q'1,' f wmv' ' CETINGS Bob lllollrate Tractor Sales I w m- Columbus Grove FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY FURD TRACTORS Dearborn Farm Equipment M' FARM SUPPLIES vi 1.,.1 .- R 1:4-sim-A Phone 47 C Pandora Pl ,,,,, ,. 25 R 14..R.1,i.1,-Ame Mr. McKinney: Ilm going to drop this fifty-cent piece into this glass of acid. Can you tell me if it will dissolve? Audrey T.: It wonit, teacher. Mr. Mcliinney: That is correct! Please tell me why. Audrey: Because you wouldn't drop the coin in if it were going to dissolve. COMPLIMENTS of A U Il Dealer In FEEDS - SEEDS - COAL L GASOLINE and FUEL OILS ' ALLIED UUMMUIIITIES EXUIIANGE Phone 132 A Pandora, Ohio 1 l:.' . li.-U I MYERS cnevuoilar AN SALES t F. Meyers - O. R. Meyers HW W The Ada-Odeon Theaters Comfortable Seats SALES and SERVICE , , , Air Conditioning 220 W. Sycamore St. Columbus Grove, Ohio Ada Ohio joan Amsttt I Th'tt med c ne the doctor gave me didnlt do any good Mary M Soldner: D d you take a teaspoonful every hour as dire ted? joan: T couldnt find a teaspoon, so I used a fork instead. X friend is one who ki ows all about you and loves you just the same John Deere 8: New Idea Farm Equipment O. C. HU RSEY Sz SONS Bluffton, Ohio mmm ws w BOX 71. 1- -, Q 1,-Tl. 7 1 i C m 'i 'e tS HERINGHAUS SON nf Ottawa, Ohio Furniture - Rugs - Linoleums PAGE DAIRY C0. Cloth and Venetian Blinds Bluffton Ohio Frigidaire Appliances Built On Quality Bendix Radio A thin man may live longer than a fat one. but he usually makes a. bigger fuss about it. Reno, Nevada, now claims to be an important factor in the dairy industry. That's where the cream of the country goes to be separated. COMPLIMENTS of Pandora Egg 81 Poultry Co. 'mmvnoxm 122 A PANDORA. OHIO Page SOVt'lliX-'l'lll't'4F lil 1 We Are Celebrating OUR 50th Also! I BEST WISHES Wise Ulothing 81 Shoe U0. l'I l'NAM l'Ol'NTY'S ACCEPTED STYLE CENTER FOR MEN SINCE 1898 Ottawa Ohio YEAR HUGHES Sz SON, Inc. JEWELERS Lima Ohio Public Square i I- 1 TZ' f A-- - 1 S Headquarters for Graduation GIFTS Women have many faults: Men have only two: Everything they say, And everything they do. Darrel Diller: Please, mother, may I go out? Pete: Let me go, I'll be home by eleven. Cassie: I'm going. Ted: Goodnight, leave the door unlocked. C m1 ime'1tS TURNER - FENSTERMAKER from Sllllll 00. UHARLES S. REESE for Life - Auto - Fire - Liability 416 S- Main St- and Hospitalization Findlay Ohio INSURANCE , Would Appreciate An Interview At Any Time I Phone 33 F Pandora, Ohio L HQMUMA' shoes Sime ISSW, l 1 e Sexent5 l lu Palll lliller KUHUMAEKEW HARDWARE and GIFTS F I H DEXTER nonuvwoon wAsHr:ks 1-o'r'mRms Nlcw PmFEc1'1oN nuNoAN ou, STOVES CALIFORNIA 1'o'r'rl-:mi svuool. s1'Pl-rms AMBULANCE SERVICE l'l'I'TSBlTRG w. S. mconon mlwrs mNNl-:RwAm1: Ottawa Ohio Phone 136 W Phone 222 W Bluffton A Good Place to Buy Charles Krohn: Why is the Mirror like a girl? Charles Risser: Because every boy should have one of his own and not borrow somebody elseys. Mr. Hall: jim, this composition on a dog is the same as your sister Jeanne's. word for word. jim Kiene: Yes, teacher. ltls the same dog, you know. ULWER A .lo ES GARAGE Sales - Service Cost Reducing Equipment CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Come In . . . Let's Get Acquainted Sales and Service T Un- Columbug Grove, Ohio 1030 Findlay Rd. Lima, Ohio 1-hm., 160 l':l::1- Sovvllly-lfivv : Lehman's Home ervice NORGE HOME APPLIANCE Phone 22 A Pandora, Ohio 1103 ' -Q93-' Lehman's Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE - DAY OR NIGHT Phone 22 C Pandora, Ohio 'I' m: NI ther plefl, e ive e 1 H1 kel for the poor man who is cryin in fr nt f the hiuae Hrs Bu Lholder Certainly dear But what IS he crying '11 ut? Io 1 He c , ng Ice cream five cent a cone Compliments Compliments 1 r The Pandora DANIEL'S Hardware Co. DAIRY Pandora Ohio Pandora I Ohio I-l,. ' ity- 'X l, Compliments Compliments from the ol' DILLER H USER InsuranceAgency Barber ' I V 'fD1l.1.1f:Rs' POLICIES PAV Pandora, Ohio Phone 70 A CLARENCE D. DILLER Pandora Ohio HIRAM DTIDILLER jim B.: What is solid gold soup? Fred B.: I don't know. What is it? jim: It's soup that's made of twenty-four carrots. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Pandora Milling Co. I Dealers In All Kinds Of GRAIN - FEEDS - SEEDS - COAL - BUILDING SUPPLIES, Etc. Phone 49 A Pandora, Ohio EDGAR C. PIFER, Mgr. I lg- l-.'tN GASOLINE 1 1111111 1111, 00, LUBRICANTS I I Findlay, Ohio V -Ioanne Steiner: Why do you want fire insurance on your wife? That won't be any help if she passes away. Eugene It's so much cheaper and you see I intend to have her cremated. 1 T Q - I Compliments Compliments of of FRANKLIN GEIGEIYS I Coal Yard Life Insurance GEORGE LEHMAN, Agent I Phone 106 E Pandora, Ohio Pandora Ohio 1 1 S tt-l'lt 1 ii if - 'T IIILLER L Mllllll 00. LI IMBER ROOFS MILLWORK PAINTS Pandora - - - Ohio Phone 88 A Soph.: Do you know why a Senior is like a kerosene lamp? Freshie: No, why are they alike? Soph: Well, he is not exceptionally bright. is often turned down, smokes occasionally. and goes out every night. Compliments llaxtefs Uigar Store FANCY WHITE EGGS RALPH BAXTER I Proprietor I Pandora Ohio Pandora. Ohio 1 i 1 i 1 I' Q iN' me -my VV ! ' 5 CONGRATULATIONS FRANK BAKER BREAD C0. IU 2 4 .,,.R qllu 1 - ., elm, K A ,R..RA. A. . RRA,R ' ,' Miss Bridenlmaugh: Donald, give me a sentence with a direct object. Furly: Teacher, you are very beautiful. Miss 15.3 What is the object? Vurly: A good report card! To be Conscious that you are ignorant is a great step on the ladder to knowledge. BLUFFTON COLLEGE L. L. RAMSEYER, President Pa ze Eighty Q1 - S -I Compliments of AllMS'l'IlllNll'S FllIllll'l'Ullll S'l'llllll Bluffton, Ohio Philco - Crosley Appliances Columbia Records Complete Home Furnishings ROY HAUENSTEIN, '23, Mgr. 'l'llMLlNSllll BRAKE-SPRING SEIWIUE BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNING FRAME STRAIGHTENING SPRING SERVICE 212 South. Elizabeth Street Phone 7-894i Lima, Ohio A lot of auto wrecks result from the driver hu 1n the wr mg curve Margarette 'She Di mu bel eve n free speech? A joan H.: I certainly do Margaret? Mae l'hen may I make a lon distance call on your telephon . Glllllllll - - lllLLllll CLOTHING - SHOES Bluffton. Ohio llANSCllllllll - - FltllCllllY ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING GENERAL REPAIRING PLOW POINTS SHARPENED EN-AR-CO GASOLINE and OILS Pandora, Ohio n l' l'lt,'-Il' I 1 ,J We Feature All Nationally Advertised Merchandise Clover Farm Store In Wzitelws li's QUALITY FGODS I MEATS Gruen - Omega - Bulova Timecraft - Hamilton - Elgin Free Delivery Q ' x I 1 Thrift Plus Satisfaction ' A A 'QA ' - JEIUEI-CRS Findlay Columbus Grove Ph' A L- Bllacy II5 YV. l'rawf4:rcl ilhone GIS Tramp: trapping tiinidly at the doorul lf you please. kind lady. l've lost my leg. Miss Steiner: fslamining the doorl Well, it ain't here!! Mr, Fails: Who is the greatest man alive today? junior Geiger: Oh, that is only a matter of opinion. There are several of us. COMPLIMENTS ol' DODGE PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE ll. G. Steiner, Prop. Telephone S9 D Page lfiiulili-I-'mil' Compliments of MEADOW GOLD Dairies NORTHWESTERN OHIO Both beautiful and dumb My own true love must be: Beautiful. so I'll love her- Anfl dumb so she'll love me. Mr. Lehman: Are you from Kentucky, Stanley? Stanley Bohn: Yes sir. Mr. Lehman: What part? Stan.: Why. all of me, of course' Compliments of BLUFFTCN CORKWELL'S PATENT MEDICINES Flying Service Flight Instruction Aircraft Sales and Service Bixel Motor Sales Blu lfton, Ohio ICE CREAM WILSON SPORTS EQUIPMENT Ottawa I Ohio n gg 1 1 lij-lf i - l 1 n Thrapp and Warren L. ll. RAIIMAN AUCTIONEERS INTERIOR DECORATING Tln- coininissmn you pay ns ls not spent hut invested P QUALITY WALLPAPER Ph. Pandora 36 A All Bluffton 546 Bluffton, Ohio Keith Lehman: I feel sorry for Jim. Why, he gives his girl the whole worlrl with the fence around it. Ruby Welty: And what did she give him? Keith: The gate. Gene Suter: I think youlre a perfect lemon. Sweetie Pie: What do I care, as long as you're the squeezer Geiggerls ales 81 ervice WHITE TRUCKS 24-HOUR SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING ON OIL FURNACES DELCO OIL FURNACES and BURNERS ROUND OAK STEEL and CAST IRON FURNACES SPOUTING and ROOFING SUPPLIES Phone 96 A Harold Geiger lllti Mlilllllilllllli-Illllllllllli FARM l'lAlllllNllIlY Gibson Refrigerators and Ranges - Glow Boy Heaters Perfection Oil Stoves - Magtag, Woman's Friend Washers Pittsburgh Paints - Monarch Oils and Greases Celina Stock Tanks and Feeders Continental. Farm Fence Goodyear Farm Tires 'NWFP l'0IlHlill' liilwf-1 -of Farm and Home Supplies Are Serviced hy Our Stora- XN4 NMDNlIJ!gl?!h'El'YNlT Troulile weighs an ounce or a tonA-W-riepenrling on how we take ii.. Miss Steiner: Give an example of period furniture. Betty Bnsinger: Well, l' should say an electric chair because it ends a, senfucc CONGRATULATIONS HAMILTON Alumni Students - Faculty ELGIN ox 'rum sou. Axwiwzizsiun' WALTHAM of Better Gifts PANDORA HIGH THE 'Mum llllll .lliNlllllS JEWELER 'il Cwni Stow' In .-1 Crnnf C7it3 ' Lima, Ohio Lima Ohio l-igv lfiulily-Sa-vc ! i I 1 Bluffton Cement Block lnc. Manufacturers of CONCRETE DRAIN TILE DUNBRIK and DUNSTONE BRIK CRETE Retailers of Cement - Plaster Sand - Vitrified Pipe Cement Blocks - Steel Sash and Other Builders' Supplies Bluffton Cement Block Inc. Bluffton, Ohio I Plmnes-213 WV or 335 WV YOU GET Complete Coverage with Farm Bureau lnsurance ROLLAND D. REICHENBACH Local Agent N. N. SOLDNER District Manager I I' Clair Hilty and Harry McCullough were having a quarrel: Clair: From the looks of you, there must have been a famine. Harry: t'And from the looks of you,'l replied Harry, 'tyoulre the one that causeclitf' Miss Schumacher: Ruth Anne, can you tell me what an adult is? Ruth Anne Steiner: An adult is one that has stopped growing except in the middle. Compliments of RAY CULP BEST WISHES for YOUR SUCCESS Carma Theatre Bluffton Mr. and Mrs. G. CARMACK I Props. l l lt-l'll1 i 9 Renner Sales Sz Service U SIDNEYS DRUG STORE Sidney HZIIIPIISEPTII Armin Hallenstein your Prescription Pharmacy Bluffton Ohio Phone 170 W Dealer Greyhound Oscar M. Rf-nner Leo F. Geisken Bus Station .-I Stow of Friendly Srrfuirrr 120 High Col. Grove Roger Diller: Is it possible for a man to love two women at the same time? Evelyn lick: Not if the two women find it out. Owen Etter: Did you know that kisses are full of germs? jim Zuercher: Yeh, but I kiss so hard I kill all the germs. Always A Good Show at the GROVE THEATER SFNDAYS 1'ON'l'lNl'OI'S from 1:30 P. M. Week Days 7:00 and 9:00 Compliments ol' WM. GULKER 8: C0. Yours Chevrolet Dealer Ottawa Ohio lily-Nine i Compliments Compliments of I R. E. 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