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-nz N-e -N- -vve -4 v-new-1-Qvvlevlr-1157411313-en-znfzemw-Q-qns-7-+L .- PANDORA GILBOA SCHOOL A d D Z IHS t t O Pandora, Gilboa, Ohio Beverly Schufz - Editor Dale Lehman Q . . , , Q- ssocla e E I o ons els o A1133 ...nuff mf--q 'W l 'a f PANDORA GILBOA SCHOOL PQT I . I A., -XNA i - V . ' . ' ' NA ,N - . ' I 3 x Xi - - .L - g rg: F. ' '--X ag f 1 X 2' f, 1 V-N f , L him W? ,- ' '- , ,U , ., -....... l 7. , 1 4, gs Q in t, -1 V H I Q x Q ' A , ' , K x .Cr b My Va. f ,-' Y -if ' ! . f. M in , if -, L ,,..A,, 3- , -'-f L -Nj' , Q - ' k ' ,.,., 'il 4 is Q .1 A K - , N. V Q.. This year THE MIRROR wlll tell A Tale of Two Cuties We do not have adequate space nor sufficient facts to satlsfactorlly relate the hlstorucal background of the umon of the Gllboa and Pandora schools However we DO have lnformatuon and plctures to show you some of the tlne results Whale there vs always room for Improvement as well as by what IS recorded here the fine spnrut possessed by the students of P G S and by the people of the commumty The pages that follow represent the Staff s efforts to present a representatuve cross sectuon of school and communuty lute A TALE 0F TWO CITIES The Edntors Dale Lehman Beverly and Dorls Zelsloft are happy to present THE T952 MIRROR The Staff has spent many arduous hours preparnng the book for your pleasure Schutz ----,....... Page Three -1. - - 11 , . . . I you will note through personal observation, , I I I I , .,- . -.. - , V- --QW -ev f 1 The Amstutz Hatchery ns one of the well establushed an more wldely known busmesses ID Pandora If PANDORA OHIO AND FIRST NATIONAL The Furst Natlonal Bank IS the financial center or most of the businesses whnch are closely altilnated wuth our school and our communuty e friendly interest shown In expandung establushed busmesses and In startmg new ones as had much to do wuth our having an up to date school and community ge or d .. e, I 'I Y y A I O 0 f . . I V U y Th . . . . is h ' . N, 'A L?.'l'.g.i ' Pu Fu GILBOA, OHIO rf v ' V , ,.,.4 . I f f I , ' ,.g. -- ' , ' ,.- - - f . .. , ,,.,.J , A , , , I 1 1 .. 4-4,.LgLnn-i'n d -. 'M' '. .I -1.f,,.,4.- ' A . .f - ' - ' - --' ' , ,Q 1, C-L - L A , , , Ji Y F ,, ---fe ' , . ,.-,' I Y' ,pg 1..,f 1Alf ' , A ' M 4 f J , ,., . ' .,,,jJ,j',,i-53,,,,. ,. J---M f - f ,1 ,--+ ,pa 1 - . kr f,Je'..'k-If Z , , - . . J . i Q, i . A 1 V A I 1 'hw.i1iM2 :fl ','y, 4 1 y X A 3- t 4 ' 4 l I 4 l Q J r i J., I ., I -, , ,- f A I y , , , lflxlf ,fyafflfh . Vw' 4 , Aja A1211 445115- as M , I A 'J 7. 1 ' 2 ,, J - J 1.1hf V , ' ,W Of 1 - 'ff ,',f,fL., ' 'f , , ff, 'BA 41- t fp' .t 1 , A . . . 1-'reef f r....a. - f' ,,f. 1 . .....A. A, n.l.!.m.lf4-'I , 4 ' 4 4 ,. ,. iw., V .J . 1. -rs ' JM M i A .:',..f. M V t 'W ' 5 -,.,J,,. ' 1 num.. 'J--jjf'L,,,..'..,..--4 .,.l,1...?' 13 A' - 7 ' .' V' 'M lX..,..,',H1..,L.1 .L -..JM . -H . 'Q i 1. ',4MM4Q,., ,Jef--4 ' 5' K . x ,.'.,,.I.-J .,....- , , ,,- -.,,... MA. ! V . I iuinmi t., H -1 .f 1 R. , I . .4 . f ' Lv .r -'M . McCullough's General Store and Hindall and Steinman Hardware form a part of the Gilboa trading center. Here, too, one may purchase fine home-baked goods, when the Seniors or Juniors hold a periodic Bake Sale. In the past a goodly number of presidents have been elected by what was said around the stove of the general ttore on a rainy afternoon or evening. We suspect even today public opinion is aftected considerably by similar discussions in many towns like Gilboa and Pandora. Page Five l' ae?- STORY After each game students gather in the Star Lunch to hush over the events of the evening and get C1 bite to ect. OF SHARING One chapter an thus story could well be entutled Sharing A flne splrlt of sharmg and helpful co operataon has been shown by the students as well as the faculty and commumty durmg this flrst year The story cannot be completed In one year In fact we thunk that at wall remaun unfln shed because a new Installment can b added each Whale thus IS only our flrst one we e ,.cct that wnth t. c pass ng years many more pleasant ones wall be added JUNIOR HIGH SHOP The Jumor Hu boys always enloy shop The fact that they enloy thus class IS shown by the fine work they turn out year Page Se en - - - 11 - 11 I , . ' n v . 1 . .A , XV' . . n v OUR FACILITIES Tne 0 Jumor Hugh studcnts ore the ur to be recogmzed os cm dusimcf port of our sclwool sy fem They have their own gymno num ond nomo economics kata'- Whot g octer good con come obout 0 o result of hornno7 9 W 3- ' F 'W 5 .- -' N' gg 'Ask A : f - ' .P ,t 'V' Q' .1 I J I J' .Iwi A . ., . . . V 'F .' 'J , - ' xv, I S . U ' K I- K lb: Z, N ,' 2 S ix! ' S' , 4 ' , . . Men. Q, f X R T K x g l -'og tion s 5 ' , . - 'lk ' P .. Q , 5 ' ' I ' 1 i '45 91 j. 0 . f. f Sharing our experiences is much more satisfying than sharing material things. Students have found that music is one of the best of satisfying this need. 4 ,N ways L... - .,, AND OUR EXPERIENCES Page Nine CREATION AND The new art room is much appreciated by Miss Schumacher and the art class. The art department creates much cf the scenery for dramatic and musical productions. The Gilboa Symphony was organized by Mr. Long when there arose a need for self-entertainment. The faculty members and students regularly enjoy practices together. These second graders are putting all they have into their song- and enjoying it too. We older students and adults might profit from their examples. RECREATION ral With a gymnasium of their own these Junior High boys are starting young to learn the rules of the game and the rules of sportsmanship. Although we would like to see these boys develop into a championship team we think that basketball will have served its purpose tor them if they become good citizens. 4914 Decorated blackboards as synonymous with Snxth Grade Students always enloy changing these aitractwe decorations to suul chongmg seasons and holndays IN CLASS School work us more Man It used to be Catcwung up on homework goes mucw faster when Mr Haughn works out a crossword puzzle WM j to be fllled In for hnstorv 451 'XV' Q . lUl'l . . , . . - I . A , 5 ' ' .1 V l, ' , .l.l . . w r av ,A kg wg. . A V llll nun gig, ,, U N 'A - Q X 527 ' 1 If Q 3' AND OUT This year students were given more responsibility in the plannfng and presenting of school assembly programs. ln some instances students gave the whole program. The group shown above is the speech class which gave the playlet, How To Propose. Various types of proposals from the time of the cave man to the present- including leap year- were portrayed. Page Thirteen ,MWF ..4. Z'4? X af' PEOPLE The cafeteria is a tavonte meeing place For nearly everyone in school -lere students and teachers can gather for pleasant conversation and good food at a very economical price. Although we sometimes give the impression of being unappreciative, we are very grateful for the fellowship and delicious meals oltered us by the cafeteria. A-1 SHOULDERS The seniors usually gather to talk over the latest events Mr Hall often 'om tne discussions It may be about cars sports world OHGITS or grade cards The most necessary and interesting part of any organization is its people. hs character is that of its peoplep and our school is no exception. It is not fair to say i that our people are ever eager and willing to do whatever will improve our school unless we mention other personnel than the teachers and students Every person connected with Pandora Gilboa School is essential to its operation and good reputation lt is for these reasons that we wish to recognize all willing and llttlo praised personnel as well as students and faculty AGAINST THE WHEEL Pag Fifteen . I l I in their home room V . . ..S . . . ' I I 4 I - ' A BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Cox SECRETARY Muss Lorrome Tarbox Fogf- SIXYCC I1 FIRST ROW Mr Carl Phlllnps Mr Francis Nlswander M Charles Nemlre Mr David Carr Mr Edison Diller Mr Chfford Cox SECOND ROW Mr John Styer Clerk Mr Louis Oren M er Muller M Mor vs Anderson ABSENT Mr Mullord Haas Q V 1 V ' xi 1 n ., fr ...V . A' A' , rl ly . ' .A .6 : ' ' - I U I l - 5 1 -l -' 1 'l fl ' I V M l ' , r. : -ki' M : . ' Mrs 1- FACULTY Donovan McKlnney Hugh School Pnncnpal Mr Mathematncs Sclence Arthur Long lunlor Hugh Pnnclpul Mrs Soclol Studies English Sclence Sheldon Hall Physical Education Business Coach Robert Strahm Mlss Soclal Studnes Mathemotncs Coach Nellie Turner r Engllsh latm No small measure of crednt should go to the faculty Wayne Schroeder Vocatlonal Agriculture Roberta McKinney Muslc laurence Burlmhalter Muslc Gladys Schumacher Art Biology Eugene Rosenberger lndustnal Arts Anthmetlc for the successes of P G S In thus first year All year long thus group of framed people exercises nts patience, nts sympathy, nts perseverence, and nts know how In helpmg students to better shape thenr Dersonalntles for the future Page Sev nteen 'f' 1 . I X lr' . .ali v K- Q, 6 y .. 1 V U K - ' 'X 4 t 7 X l - A f A X x ,- 4 - nm , ' V' N Z J 6. ns. -1 X , 6- Q Us ',' Q T ,. 5 , xg 9 Mr' . I . . . ' . I b Mr- I . . . . . . Mr. Mr. Mr. . ' , ' M. X 2. FACULTY Mass Grace Stelner Vocational Home Mrs Eleanor Malone Grade Six Edward Haughn Grades Fave and Mrs Paulme Cupp Grade Fnve PogL Enghleen :ogg-, Economics um T rf ,i MN Q' Q . A .1 Q, vb A It .Li .X A 6 N Z: V 'a 'E' l 1- . G ' M Mr. . ' Mr. ' . S. , .. Mrs Mlss Mrs Mrs Dana Everefi Gra:.le Four Dorofhy Kolbe Grades Three and Jamce Burkharf Grade Three Mary Lelchiy Grade T ao Four Mrs Miss Mr Margarel Donnell Grades One and Two Faith Muller Grade One Claude Wilcox Veferons Farm Trammg O C Donnell Veterans Farm Trammg Beverly Schutz .marley Hauensteln Stanley Newton Ann Dearth SENIORS Dole Lehman Dons Zelsloft Barbara Sutter Dole Brldenbaug'1 CLASS OFFICERS President Dale Lehman Vice President Doris Zen loft Secretary Beverly Schutz Treasurer Shlrley Hauenstem Page Nun teen I ,J Mary Lauby James Muller Davnd Dnller K 'Y Ruih An'1 Basmger 'tr' :QF ' .-3 -cr' C .1 STUDENT VOUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES A Dea Qh S N ley Ne a de b F T Edward Hamilton SENIORS Joe Luttfrmj Dolores Davidson 4 -Q . 'N 1 P -A fy' - 4 'Q-A A T T 31 ' I :. in P 6- Q Rx I i . . i -.X b f X X W2 'L K 4 1 Barbara Nemire r 1' A ff- N . 3 1r:'f is-'W I L1 A . ' Xxx it 1 A ,-'. 'rx' t 1 1 ' nn r Barbara u er Stan wfon D le Bri n augh vxiwty Peggy Brocy Byron Stemer Helen Burkholder Kenneth Dukes SENIO RS John Ketner Dorthy Bauman Robert Rodebaugn Luselotte Fngg , xx, My 'cis- Nita- fe w Q' if, if L. ,hi CLASS FLOWER Red Cornet on CLASS COLORS Blue and White X 4-4' 'N-tr Page Twenty one f S , ,, ,',..,- ,, A ,E J 4 ' Af Q Q7 x 5549 I I S L if .Dx A W -R J, . A J- A 1 H 4 e L L' 1 'ff QS' ' M , 'YF YA A,- . . 8 6, Aw' nm H 0 V Pogr Twc Pity! C LASS MOTTO No mcn con rue ooove that ct wha h he alms Mary Lee Chambers John Genger Ceculuo Klene Dale Agner SENIORS Robert Dreruo Betty Motter Thomas Welty Clarnce Hnlty C arles Scanland Edward Peckmpaugh SENIORS Darrel Diller Mahlon Geiger Don Augsburger leon Schroeder Page Twenty three Arthur Gratz A SCENE FROM BROTHER GOOSE Kay Sue Cherry Shlrley Oren Morgue Bosnnger Jack Sheldler Eugene Kuhlman Jean Dearth Eleanor Bohn Gaylo Wynkoop Ruth Ann Her Ronald Herr Mild ed Sch tz Robert Ste' P5fTe- ,wh AA Na -, ig ky., J JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President Kay Sue Cherry Vuce President Shirley Oren Secretary Margne Basmger Treasurer Jack Shexdler Reporter Gladyce Buxel Student Councnl Muldred Schutz Donald Schneck 'S 37' . L.. M 5 'lorry McCullough Clorobeih DI ler Janet Krohn Glcdyce Baxel Marfha Zuercher Duane Deorth 'Donclj Schneck Elizabeth Probsi 'Gene Boslnger Alon GroYz larry Matson Mona Jennmgs Marlon DI ler Mary Ann Basmger .wan ,sw JUNIORS Page Twenty five 6 up OJ :RJ XJ Marilyn Benton, Charlene Herr, Lcis Lauby, Patty Brown, Karen A-Jgsburgcr, Claudia Reichenbach, Shirley Nemire, Delores Bucher, Marlene Lugibihl, Joan Stahl SECOND ROW: Leland Grismore, Eugene Hector, Tom Reichenbach, Janis: Schutz, Sandra Welty, Darrel DeVore, Norman Schroeler, Paul Lehman FIRST ROW: Biaz Coleman, Dona e r.y, avi Bob Emans, David Augsburger . FOURTH ROW: Edwin Anderson, Richard Wise, Bob Davidson, Eugene Knepper, Alphons Meyer, Donal Halker, Marlowe Wehrly, Kenneth Beckman THIRD ROW: SOPHOMORES Page Twenty six Thirty-five members of the class of T954 began the sophomore year. This class can iustly be proud of the extent to which its members participated in school activities. The Sophs did not take long to get things under way. They started by giving the Freshmen their traditional welcome to high school. Next on their calendar was a hayride, later they held a theater party. However, any of them will inform you that the main event of the year was selecting and receiving-class rings. Careful inspection of the following sections of the Mirror will prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that this class participates one hundred per cent in school activities. I:l W h ' D ':l Ketner, Roiene Cherry, Darla Phillips, Pat Wenger, rl FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Although the Frosh had to go through the usual hardship, namely, initiation, at the beginning of this school year, they feel it was worth it since it made them members of the P. G. H. S. Extra-curricular activities which are relatives to entrance into high school, took up considerable time, but book learnin ' was not neglected. A skating party, was enthusiastically planned and enioyed by this class. By giving them added responsibilities, the past year has better prepared them for oncoming high school, and, still more important, adult life. Manulita Guillen, Colleen Basinger, Bonnie Grubb, Ruth Ann Seimet, Marilyn Seyer, Joan Morgret, Bob Zay, Richard Stewart, Keith McCullough Marlene Herr, Ruth Ann Bracy, Nola Lehman, Bonnie Radabaugh, Phyllis Williams, Mary Lou Basinger, Beverly Pingle, Arthur Schutz, Fernando Jimenez Tom Coleman, Paul Gene Stall, Edward Baumgartner, Donald Steiner, Louise Diller, Sandra Dukes, Marilyn Crawfis, Charlene Businger, Eileen Wynkoop Janet Hoffman, Loretta Pennell, Dixie Baker, Janet Styer, Winfred Grismore, Richard Frantz, Fred Lehman, Paul Phillips, Jim Sheidler Page Twenty-seven DONALD BASINGER Donald Stelner Basmger was a member of the class of 1952 Born July 12 1934 an Toledo Ohio he died May 9 1951 He us sadly mnssed by hns classmaies and friends IN MEMORIAM RACHEL Dlll.ER Rachel Rosetta Diller born December 2 1939 whale a member of the class of 1957 She us sadly missed by her classmates and friends g Yye 1 5 my H . . K , . . 1 at Bluffton, Ohio, passed away March 23, 1951 Y ' - ' A Po e Twen - igh EIGHTH QLTLSSYOW THIRD Row SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Jerry Sornmer Mary Gessy Slurley Halker Phyllls Bazlerts he Glorua Grlsmore Betty Lou Pserman Anna Ruth Brldenbaugh Sondra Merlcle Mona Lcu Cherry Norrr-an Bucher Donald Conune Ronald Rel henbach Earaara Hn ty A lene Warner Lo Ann Inbody Eleanor Burkhart Carol Burry Ca olyn Ketn r Ma y o Raseboom Ellen Dearth Doyle Agner Arthur Welty Roy Cherry Jame Tou ey Lynn Krohn Leland Muller Keutn Diller Julnan Kempf Pat Turner Stahl Nancy Canine Ronali Knepper Larry Grubb J D Burkhart Davm Wenger Pvchard Suter Sam Herman Bob Ensenbach Robert Rucm Torn Burry Larry Wllnams lolm Burkhart Bully Hart Ruth Ann Krohn Jack: Fruch y Marvrn Diller Nancy Cupp Janet Cox Joe Hart Howari DeVore Rolland Nemnre Louls Oren Patty Hector Sharon Turner Dao Twtnt, n rf 2 - I l 1 ' 1 . C 7, - . f FIRST ROW: Darrel Amstutz, Beverly Wise, Grate Easinger, Arlene Herr, Mary Ann Augsburger, Carol : , 'e -P , ' ' , , , , f -+ Y Y l f fax 6 1 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW Wunford Bauman Roberf Anderson Carrne Benlan Geneva Buxel Mary Alice Baumgadner Sha on HF-rr Nan Augsburgm D an Baswnger Genalj Gr: more QEDOND ROW Mrs Cupp RlI1arIAl'ns1rong Fred Burkhart Pafy Chwrry J rry SIaII J env Renchenbocu DavuI BurIcI1oIuer Bully Scnnecn Rnchari Morvav Shulone Suffer THIRD ROW ou Nemure May Ann DeVorr- Iggy rrry A n wmv amcv uvry I SCIILIZ MorlIyn RmcI e-nra H FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW Anna SM-wa' Suzanne D IPr Barbara A'Y1SI1Iz Donna Nusshaqm Morgue E A Jan mpI Joanne- DIIer S r x PY W Q SECOND ROW Mrs MaIone T01 Ger e'r'O1 Roncli Eau'ngur1nPr Iohn Hauzwshm BradIey Cherry no Gr-orgl Ji B NP f IV m , A D . , , I ' ' ' , f ff - I I Q - - H L .D P .. g. . -' 1 I- ,I ,.I I ,-,iff 4 ' . ,.T.N,,. P VX ,- Y o - A ,u , ' I ,T X., I V 1- I , ' I W, I' -. V I. - ' ' MA ' I I f . f 5 V ,, I ...W..,...N,, MT, ,A f g wk, v -H--nf-pm rw- M...-1...,, v M , .. . , . N I ji A it sv 'Q ,' I W.-1 I YM ,N . rf ' L v M uv -- mari! I .X .. A J I I -QA ,Y 7 Q I , ff' ' I . 'T ' L - I 3 I' . A F r QIX I r 5 ' - ' , , , ': . 4 I , , ' , , e , 05 ' 2 , P I ' , ' 1 , P- ' Ch , TI Son . 1, I B , Virgfnrx ' , , I , I ' 5 1, K9 , E , ,a ':'w BI Im, EL-v ly i. M'I 2 of ill III g Z., ', ,. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Occaslonal planned exceptuons to the regular grade school schedules add nmmensely to student engoyment Fnfth and snxth graders were very much pleased to help guve operettas Havmg taken a trup to Toledo they are eagerly antuclpatung a Mothers Day program and May Day Intramural basketball and softball games make up a part of the years recreatlon schedule Whule we have not sand so mnnd buuldmg and character molanng are never lost from snght Thus year the snxth grades enloy the prestuge of benng the oldest class nn grade school rIRST ROW :ECOND ROW THIRD ROW Wayne Hector Ronnie Turner Johnny McDaniel Joe Gul'llan Bully Beam Arthur Meyer Ma garet Gelsy Ruthanna Stewart Judy Mer: 0 Edwm Ketner Linda Phllltps Darts Dearth John Morgret Duck Bracy Jerry Stemman Janice Swankhouse Eddle Ro cnberger Helen Meyers Wlllle Mora Judy Sheldler lames Gelsy Bob Wehrly Page Thnrty one - 1 I , . I . ' . . .A . . F . , , t . , -. Norman Grubb, Mr. Houghn - : n . I ' .:. I . , . .. I . , 1 : . I . ' . 5 I I . . , . I 3 I . THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Back to school was a welcome phrase to the thlrd and fourth graders Thenr sublects were sllghtly harder but that didnt dampen thenr spnrlts Anded by new materials they learned rapudly The boys all enloyed partucnpatung In athletics whsle the gurls made Ideal spectators An Interesting devlatuon from the regular classwork ns the use of dual phone to learn to converse correctly All the children found pleasure nn taknng an actnve part In the grade school operetta durected by Mrs McKmney FIRST ROW Muss Kolbe Sheryl Phullups Rnchard Dysert Madonna Muchoel Mary Hawker Jean Swankhouse Lmda Peck SECOND ROW Leonard Hector Larry Phllllps Theresa Meyers Louis Morgret Beverly Deters Bully Rosenberger Linda Rada baugh ,loE'len Sheldler Sue Basslllus Bully Enspnnger TH RD ROW Ronnie Fenstermalxer Tommie Meyer Betty Lou Dearth Martina Mora Paul Dulles Franklm Rower Floyd Enans Gary Gerdeman Sharlet Toole Donald Altman larry Sands Qfh ll N 1 . , . . . . . 7 ' 1 ' . 1 ' 1 I f 1 1 ' 1 Paul Nemire, Gary Zeisloft, Barry Bowers, Bobsy Bracy, Sharla Seyer, Joyce Williams T V ' ' I I l I I . 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Pix 4 T urtpfwg 9 s....,.:.. ,,. r ,,..,s FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW Sarah Beth Burkholder Carolyn Amstutz Sharon Sommer Ethyl Bragenzer Frances DeVore Keuth Sommer Davuzl Bracy Char es Lauby SECOND ROW Howard Cherry Zuma Dxller Agnes Schutz Jun: Pope Saraw Grusfnore Gretchen Geschelder Duke Ketzen burger Mrs Everett THIRD ROW Lee Elsenbach Ronald Samsal Dean Baslnger Jvnrry Ba Inger Darrel Grnsmore Lance Larson Davnd Suter THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW Jvnmy H rr lilly Carr Nary Lynn Kempf Ja e Whse Nancy Lehman Larry Steiner Bonme Bauman Connu Ea Inger Sa'n Krohn Darrel Baslnger Jewrl Dukes SECOND ROW Rex Ketzenbarger John Amstutz Max Cook Vlrglnla Euxler Te.l Cherry Marvrn Haas Donald Diller Roger Burket Thomas Ury Mrs Burkhart THIRD ROW Lando D:'ler Dort1y Pape Dole Basznger Paul llaxler Ga y Long Julnu S hutz Lynn Wynkoop Davnd Frantz Donald Burry 13 I tty TD FIRST ROW SECOND ROW GRADE Twmw FIRST ROW GRADE fmmw SECOND ROW 1 . ,- , -....-... . , fo ' ua Nl' K 'sa fN -Y-4. Oil Karen Lugubelwl Sha on Yenner Ronal'l Ba Inger Judy Anderson Dean Welty Pauline Coleman Jane Nussbaum Ms lchly 0 etla aslnger If ey Luglnbnll Merry c Pau Eller Muclmac Baumgarlner Luquefva Basmger Mark Grnsmore Jane Puerman Jon Reuchenbaclx Donna Samsal Rohm Geschender Saundra Fruclu Randall Reuchenbacn 'aclue Sfaody Richard Thornlon Charles Benton Gene Rerchenbach Ro er Ea Inger Carolyn u mblll ck 1 Gorla Blxler Tumofluy Hall Linda Dulles David Suffer Mass Muller Arlyn Sommer Douglas Renchenaach Lnn.1a Basenger Cynfhro Cupp Gnnrz Bea Nell Roger Harder Ann Schulz John Pope Judnlw Bruclenbaugn Connie Auasburger Charlotte Keller James Schulz Chores Nnwawdpr Joyce Amsfwz Beverly Grnrrae arms Lc-rn FIRST AND SECOND GRADES For first graders school IS always new and excmng second graders find the old routmes splced wth new surprises ln 1952 students took many steps along the way of learning to assocxate happily with others Thus phase of life as most Important nt IS the key to rapid advancement and development Furst and second graders found the mean ng of the saymg share and share alike, rn theur assocuatnons wnth thenr classmates They enloyed, too, helpmg to present the operettas, 'Red Candles, and The Shoemaker and Tre Elves FIRST ROW Mary Mora Donna Steinman Rowew Seyer Judy Me :cle He-'en Beckman Karen Bracy Bully Swanlmhouse Flora Hector 'sl-arcn Huxon Mrs Donnell SECOND ROW Carl A'tman Jane Ketner llnmy Rosenberner Jerry Chores David Klsseberth Eugene Meyer David Peck Georgie Forney Jerry Jennings Donald Harrron THIRD ROW Bully Stahl Tom Gevy Rainey McDam ls Karen Payne Dwlght Hector Paul Morgret Dorfhy Meyer Johnny Neuse Mary Watauns Page Thlrty flve 1 I . . . , . 1 . ' I 11 ' 11 1 11 11 1 11 I , , . E , 'I , 4 , t , , c, . , . Q . I . . . . , , . . Q , . , , . 1 1 1 1 - I 1 3 1 7 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 COOKS Mrs. Mary Bucher Mrs. Salome Basinger SERVICES CUSTODIANS Mr. Correl Donaldson Mrs. Viola Donaldson BUS DRIVERS Mr. Melvin Hilty Mr. Robert Gratz Mr, Robert Strahm Mr. Frank Krohn Mr. Correl Donaldson P51 cg E- V i The cooks, the custodians, and the bus drivers, are the persons who look after our more personal They feed us well, keep us comfortable and clean, and take us where we need to go. We take this opportunity to extend the thanks so often not expressed for a iob well done. Mrs. Edna Schumacher, Head Cook needs Mr Eugene Rosenberger My Ray Devoye Mr Harold Wmem n M Gwendolyn McDamels BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIAN Mrs Hazel Siombrook Mrs Mary Pmgle Page Thurfy seven J A . ' c . r. ' cooks , ' P f ACTIVITIES Many years ago when lufe was less complex things learned at school could be adequately tr Nearly every boy took up hls fathers vocahon and every gurl followed her mothers example Getting along wnth people Involved the lmmeduate famnly and the neighborhood As tnmes have changed at has become evident that home cannot provide enough opportunutues to learn to apply facts learned at or to meet new social sltuatlons Actnvutoes are the result of an attempt to meet these problems squarely 'ed at home school Actnvltles are more than a mere way of passing lelsure tume they are a traunnng ground for cmzenshup It us Intended that every student should find at least one actwlty mterestlng and actlvltues should provude addmonal opportumty to learn about cooperatuon, leadershap followershup and open mundedness In a sltuatlon where consequences are nmportant but not necessarlly fatal or linal Under the careful counsel of faculty advisors all the endeavors of the dlfferent groups pictured In this section were reasonably successful and provided students wuth an opportunnty to learn to be better cutlzens of life TRAINING FOR CITIZENSHIP At right us a scene from Red Candles an operetta presented by the Glboa Grade School Both grade schools combnned to give a muslc concert on Aprll 30 Page Thirty 'une I I ll - n - I 1 ' I I 11 11 1 i . M55 anim 1' MQKMWH wake' Q - 7 s ma..aa.as.... FIRST ROW Mr McKinney Ja'nes Maller Dorls Zelsloft Beverly Schutz Dale Lehman Kay Sue Cherry Charres Scamand SECOND ROW Leland Grlsmore Paul Lehman Shirley Oren Janet Styer Byron Steiner Karen Augsburger Claudia Relchenbach THIRD ROW Mary Ann Barnger Carolyn Ketner Ann Dearth Bob Emans, Mrldred Schutz Jean Dearth Dee Dawrdson Gloria Grrsmore MIRROR STAFF The Mrrror Stafl's modest elTorts Editor Beverly Schutz Y Associate Edrtors Dons Zelsloft, Dale Lehman to Cap Ure and preserve Copy Edltor Kay Sue Cherry Assistant Copy Editors Shirley Oren, Cloudra Relchenbach the School year of Advertising Managers James Muller, Charles Scanland Assistant Advertrslng Managers Lee Grlsmore, Gene Basrnger Crcwanon Manager Byron Sferner Workrng evenings, ond Saturdays, Assistant Clrculatron Managers Bob Emans, Karen Augsburg'-r Ph0'09f0PhY Ed 0' PW' Lehman and sometrmes durrng study perrods. Asslstant Photography Edrtor Janet Styer Typrsv Ann Dearth the staff endeavors to learn about all Assrstont Typnst Mary Ann Basrnger ldentrflcatrons Edrtor Mrldred Schutz, Jean Dearth the phases of book pUbllSl'llt'tg Assistant Identrtlcatlons Edrtor Carolyn Ketner Calendar saw use oandm ond Gt the some Mme to publlsh Assrstant Calendar Editor Glorua Gnsmore Advrsor Mr McKrnney have rnvolved many extra hours of work cn rnterestung MIRROR Page Forty -I --tif 'F s egqjsv' W' , 15, , Q f ' -fr . Q ., , ,,,, , ., e.,Q,.TS ' w, f,:??ffLl I ' 1 2 , I 1 any 4' frf 'zWf,1rs f 4.-. W -,rp , , 1 A ' V. V 1 ' V , . J ' V: 1 rg 4+ 5' V 3 J V ., Y l l - ' 1 1 ' yff . I f ,.:'.rf-1 ,. A . , ' ' r 5, A Q r I , . f V . V ,wwf V' ' , , -, -Q 11 . ,t,.,,g..,,i.,,WW.4. ' W . , Z. , , V . s. . M ll Z, V 5' , A . I r r , 'A fl'-'11-1 ' l 1 Y' V . ,,.s,i.. 5 t -Ve lf' I , iw, - oft rw-' , , ' v I X' I U 1 C7 ,,,. V, 7, ,f J, ' 4 , 4 1 in V I -I ' 1 S.. 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I I I SPYGLASS STAFF Co Edntors Shurley Hauenstern Barbara Nemlre Buslness Managers John Gerger Charles Scanland Art Edltor Beverly Schutz Asslstant Art Edltor Mona Jenmngs Society Edltor Barbara Sutter Assustant Socuety Edrtor Jean Dearth Feature Editor Shirley Oren Senror Edrtor Ann Dearth Hugh Editor C8CIlIO Klene Assnstant Hugh Edntor Kay Sue Cherry Grade Editor Dorthy Bauman Assistant Grade Edrtor Mary Ann Boslnger Humor Editor Martha Zuercher Sports Edltor Dale Lehman Assrstant Sports Edutor Jack Shendler Typmg Editor Dee Davidson Calendar Dorls Zeusloft Clrculatlon Managers James Muller Bob Stemer Machme Operators Byron Stemer Mahlon Geuger Joe luttfrmg Advusor M Hall FIRST ROW Byron Sterner M Hall The Spygloss vs a monthly publucatron lssued by a selected group of hugh school students to carry news of mterest to pupuls teachers, parents and fruends of the school The ambmon and hard work demonstrated by the staff are both Important factors ln tralnnng for busmess and lournallsm Kay Sue Cherry Dee Davrdson Beverly Schutz Shurley Hauenstem Barbara Nemnre SECOND ROW Dorthy Bauman Dale Lehman John Geiger James Muller Jack Sheldler Ann Dearth Barbara Sutter Evelyn Meyer Mona Jennmgs Shnrley Oren Jean Dearth Mahlon Genger Charles Scanland Joe Luttfrlng Martha Zuercher Dorls Zelsloft Ceculua Klene THIRD ROW 5 YT Il lv a 1 Page Forty one 7 . - I. . l l . . 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' Q 1 Au VARSITY G SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW F5 OFFICERS Presndent Davld Dtller Vuce Presadent Beverly Schutz Secy Treas Darrel Duller Advisors Mr Cox Mr Strahn Ha Page Forty two Mr Hall Barbara Nemnre Mono Jennmgs Evelyn Meyer Cecflla Klene Helen Burlxholder Jean Dearth Sandra Dukes Marilyn Crowns Mary Lauby Dons Zelsloft Eleanor Bohn Barbara Sutter Mary Lou Basunger Kay Sue Cherry Shirley Hauenstem Mr Strahm Peggy Bracy Shirley Oren Clarabeth Dlller Gladyce Blxel Betty Matter Mildred Schutz Ann Dearth Beverly Schutz Gayla Wynlcoop Martha Zuercher Janet Krohn Dee Davldson Nola Lehman Dorthy Bauman Larry McCullough Dale Lehman Byron Steiner Robert Radebaugh Arthur Gratz James Muller .Ioe Luttfung Darrel Diller Tom Relchenbach Donald Augsburger Ed Hamilton Leon Schroeder Paul Lehman Kenneth Beckman David Augsburger Mr Cox .lohn Ketner lohn Geiger Dale Brldenbaugh Ed Peclunpaugh Dale Agner Davld Diller Kenneth Dukes Ronald Herr Bob Drerup Donald Schneck Charles Scanlancl Stanley Newton Alan Gratz Jack Sheldler Marlowe Wehrly lt K The Varsity P G us the honor organuzatnon of P G H S To become a member a person must have the requured number of pounts or earn a letter nn some sport Pounts are granted accordtng to scholastuc achuevement and partucupatton and leadershnp an extra curracular actnvntues e varnous awards letters, puns and cups are presented at the annual banquet c cup us the hughest award given and as me goal of all students of P G H S Pa ' 0 I - 1 P 1 D y 1 . b 1 I I I I I . 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Y TEENS SECOND ROW TH RD ROW FOURTH ROW OFFICERS Presudent Helen Burlrholder Vuce Presudent Beverly Schutz Secretary Margue Basu-uger Treasurer Eleanor Eohn Reporter Bonnue Grubb Advusor Mrs McKunney Maruan Duller Eluzabeth Probst Ruth A 'u H r Marulyn Benton Charlene Herr Dors Zeu 'o't Eleanor Bohn Barbara Sutter Joan 'tahl Mary Lou Basunger Bonnue Roclabaugh Kay Sue Cherry Mrs McKu'uney Bonnue Grubb Mar'ene Lug buhl Mona Jennung Patty Brown Muldred Schutz Beverly Schutz Gayla Wynkoop Ma tha uercher a'uet Krahn Darla Phullups Delores Buche Maruene l-uerr Dee Davu4son Colleen Basunger Dorthy Bauman Margu Bauwger Gladyc Buxel Jean Dearth Shurley Oren Shurley Nemure Helen B rlchol4er Betty Motter Mary Ann Basunger Karen Augsburger Euleen Wyncoop Efelyn Meyer Ceculua Kuene Shurley Hauensteun Ruth Ann Seumet Ruth Ann Ba 1 Nola Le ron Clarobeth Duller Claudua Reuchenbach Peagy Bracy Ann Death Jcnu Sc uu.t Rouene Cherry Sandra Welty Janet Styer Lela Fugge Sharleen Easunger Put1 An-1 Ea u'uger 0 000 nv n faq The YTeens us a lunuor auxuluary of the Y W C A All gurls un the hugh school are eluguble to belong Tne obuectuves of the organuzatuon are to help others who are un need, and un so doung to End peace and satusfactucn un Iufe Thus year the YTeens helped the Putnam County Tuberculosus Assocuatuon to prepare curcular letters uor dst ubutuon Twe gurls gave an athletuc banqu t Aprul 22 un honor of all boys partucupcutung un athletucs Thus tney attempt to umprove the turee sdes of theur personalutues body, mund, and spurut Pfucuo Fortvtn ee : , . , ru. 2 r, , , 1 5 -1 1 -1 ' 1 -1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 . . . . , . , . 3 1 I 1 1 - 91 1 1 , ., 1 . . 1 1 1 1- 1 4 1 1 1 V1 1 . . . : . , , e 5. , e , , 1 1 U - 1 1 1 . , .. . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . - . . 2. 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I G 1 . 1 1 . . . 1. . ., 1 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Leland Grlsmore Tom Coleman Blaz Coleman David Augsburger Donald Stelner Tom Retchenbach Byron Stenner Paul Gene Stall Arthur Schutz Richard Stewart Mr Schroeder Paul Phl'llps Alphons Meyer Tom Welty Eugene Hector Richard Wlse Darrel DeVore Donald Augsburger Robert Radebaugh Marlowe Wehrly Larry McCullough Mahlon Genger Davud Dlller Stanley Newton Ronald Herr Kenneth Dukes Wmlred Grusmore Ed Peclunpaugh Dale Bndenbaugh Alan Gratz Darrel Dnller President Vnce Pres Secretary Treasurer Reporter OFFICERS Dave Diller Dale Brudenbaugh Tom Relchenbach Byron Steiner lee Grnsmore Sentmel Stanley Newton Advnsor Mr Schroeder Poqe Forty four I The Future Farmers of Amernca us an orgamzatnon open to boys Interested un agriculture as an occupatlon Theur learmng ns put mto practnce early through nnduvudual yearly prolects These may Include both ltvestock and crops Every member must have at least one prolect per year The oblects of thus orgamzatuon are to teach to future farmers the latest farmmg technuques, and the art of leadershnp and cooperatnon The Pandora Gllboa chapter won the snlver award at the annual F F A Parlnamentary Procedure Contest It also held a scrap drnve, and gave a Pa cnt Son banquet F. F. A. 1 ' f 1 , ' , ' I , , , , , , , , - 2 ' , ' ' , , 1 , ' I F I . I I F r ' ent . .- ' . 4 I vm. .A - . '4' ' my K P. , 2, Z 1 ' 5 S u.1'. , I -X I ., , C , A ff N , U .A its ill ' Y S ' ' ,X I , 1. fn -'TN y A,-Q ' r - . FIRST ROW Bonnue Grubb Eluzabeth Probst Charlene Herr Marulyn Benton Ruth Ann Herr Marlene Lugubuhl Marulyn Seyer Maruan Duller Colleen Basunger Mlss Steuner SECOND ROW Ruth Ann Basunger Nola Lehman Delores Bucher Bonnie Radabaugh Dee Davidson Shurley Hauensteun Dorthy Bauman Joan Stahl Mary Lou Basmger Clarabeth Duller Delores Wulllams THIRD ROW Evelyn Meyer Cecllla Kuene Helen Burlnholder .lean Dearth Euleen Wynlroop Shurley Oren Mary Ann Basunger Gladyce Buxel Barbara Sutter Dons Zelsloft Marulyn Crawfis Phyllus Wllluams Sandro Dukes Beverly Pungle Marlene Herr FOURTH ROW Martha Zuercher Betty Motter Gayla Wynlxoop Peggy Bracy Dortha Crawfls Ann Dearth Sandra Welty Rouene Cherry Shurley Nemvre lane? Krohn Duxle Baller Karma Augsburger Loretta Pennell Sharleen Easunger Mary lee Chambers 17 The Future Homemakers of Ameruca us an organuzatuon unterested chuefly OFFUCERS un beung of servuce to the gurls uakung Home Economucs The moun oblectuves of the clubs functuons are to uncrease Prev ent Dee Davdson f Vice President Clumbem DMM tl'e gurls knowledge o and respect for the art of homemakung Secremy Marilyn Crown As un past years, the gurls cooperated wuth the F F A Treasurer Mary Lou Basmglr un preparung and enloyung a Pheasant Feed Reporter Ann Deanh They also carrued on another tradutuon Cho Q Meme that of honorung theur mothers at a Mother Daughter Tea p er r Mrs Alvm A'-'9SbUf9U Wwule the gurls engoy all theur actuvutues Advusor Mlss Sueuner truey realuze the Influence theur work un thus Held wull have upon theur future happuness Paqe Fortyflve Fo Ho Al : I I I I I I I ' I I : I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I V 1 1 1 Q 9 5' . -4' -. 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' 4 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mr. McKinney, Donald Schneck, Ann Dearth, Janice Schutz, Barbara Sutter SECOND ROW: David Emans, Dale Bridenbaugh, Stanley Newton, Bob Emans, Mildred Schutz OFFICERS President Ann Dearth Vnce President Don Schneck Secretary Janice Schutz Reporter Barbara Sutter Advisor Mr McKinney Page Forty sux The purpose of the Student Councnl us two fold Fnrst ut gives students a representatnon In establushmg school pollcles Second ut works to create b tt r understandung between faculty and students Members are cnosen by thenr representatnve classes The treshmen get one representative One of theur most Important prolects tnus year was the publncatuon cf a student handbook Tms orgamzatuon also functions In other capacltues u h as m lang plans for chapel programs and the May Day testuvutues I. e 9 . . , . I l the sophomores and juniors two each, and the seniors tour. - I a n . lo s :. a f ' . SCHOLARSHIP TEAM FIRST ROW: Doris Zeisloft, Karen Augsburger, Louise Diller, Claudia Reichenbach, Ruth Ann Bracy, Mona Jennings SECOND ROW: Gene Bcsinger, Paul Lehman, Beverly Schutz, Janet Styer, Loretta Pennell, Janice Schutz, Dale Lehman The Scholarship Team as composed of students from the upper 'four grades who received the highest scores in the preliminary tests On May 3 they lourneyed to Bowling Green to compete with students from all over the state of Ohio The students and the sublects in which they competed are English IX X Xl and XII Louise Diller Janice Schutz Latin I Ruth Ann Bracy Biology Karen Augsburger American and World History Gene Basunger and Claudia General Science Janet Styer Chemistry Dale Lehman Algebra Loretta Pennell Geometry Paul Lehman Senior Social Studies Beverly Schutz Reichenbach l Page Forty seven I . I I I I . l I l I Mona Jennings and Doris Zeisloftg ' , 2 ' , 1 , : I I J . I I , 1 , 7 , . JUNIOR PLAY FIRST ROW Eugene Kuhlman Shurley Oren Margie Basmger Robert Stelner Jean Dearth Donald Schneck Mona Jenmngs SECOND ROW Marian Dlller Clarabeth Dlller Mrs Turner Gayla Wynkoop Martha Zuercher THIRD ROW CAST C :cnt Steiner Hya mth Mona .lennmgs Pecgy Marme Basxng r Helen Gladyce Blxel Wes Euaene Kuhlmcn Eve Shrr'ey Oren Sarah Mrldrecl Schutz Lenore Jean Dearth Mrs Trvnmer Martha ZJercr r Truck Drnver Donald Schncu Pxftyt Mnldred Schutz Gladyce Elxel BROTI-'ER GOO E Jeff, an archltect by professlon as hed down with the responsnblllty of ransmg has younger brothers and sisters Hausekeepers come and go with amazing regularity unable to cope watt tne harem scarum famlly .left rn desperatlon does the housework and trues to design houses Peggy, a Tru Salk sale lady, comes and IS hired as housekeeper She IS able to handle the chnldren amazingly well but ns dnsluked by Lenore a wealthy and stunmng young lady who IS quite strongly attracted to Jeff Carol usually engrossed nn herself Wes who completely falls for Eve and Hyacnnth whose mann Interest as football are always becommg Involved ln some kmd of predncament It all makes tor a humorous and enloyable play Mrs Nellne Turner durected he play 1 , ' f ' ' , ' , , , I , , . , , 5 1 1' 1 J I J fl - Ro' ' ' . . , C' A - ' .. . . . 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A , I . fr um' SENIOR PLAY SEATED Charles Scanland Dee Davfdson Barbara Sutter Dale Bndenbaugh Peggy Bracy Beverly Schutz Ann Dearth Dons Zeusloft Lela Flgge STANDING Darrel Dnller Byron Steiner Dorthy Bauman Kenneth Dukes Joe luttfrmg Helen Burkholder Mrs Turner Ruth Ann Basmger Mary lauby Arthur Gratz CHANDELIER Edward Peclunpaugh 4 1 9 A f A CAST The three act farce comedy The Whole Towns Talkmg was present d Chester Bmney Joe Luftfrmg Ed Peclunpaugh by lhe semor Class Mr Simmons Dale Brldenbaugh Apr' and Mrs Snmmons Beverly Schutz E'he' 5 '0 S Helen Bufliholdef The story revolved around Chester Bmney, Donald Swnft Kenny Dukes Charles Scanland leffy lythe Ann Dedffh Mr Snmmon's busmess partner, Annle Dons Zensloft Roger Shnelds Darrel Diller Byron Stemer and hlg troubles In frying to win Ethel llla Wilson Dorthy Bauman Sally Oahs Barbara Sutter All finally eI1ClS well Sadie Bloom Peggy Bracy Dee Davidson Mrs Jackson Mary Lauby but not unhl Mr Summons does Gurls Lela Flgge, Ruth Ann Basmger Tax: Drlver Arthur Gratz Plenly of fa5l lhmklng- Page Forty nine : . , ' f , ' , , I I . . 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MAY DAY Margie Easinger Ann Dearth Kenneth Dukes Jack Sheidler Attendant Queen Kung Attendant May Day festuvutues annually mark the end of the school year The whole communuty turns out to engoy the celebratuon The pet parade begnns the day Thus as composed of grade school entrnes that compete for prnzes un costume with animals or wlth decorated vehicles The Scouts the band and the royal party complete the parade Other mornsng actlvltues are ball games and track and fleld events At noon a huge plcnnc dunner as served nn the gymnasnum The tlrst event on the afternoon program as the crownmg of the queen The royal party IS then entertamed by each of the Hrst sux grades and by seventh and enghth grades an a May pole dance P Cf Flty I I ' Il II I I ' H ll ' 1 . :: 1 - i SCENES FROM OTHER ACTIVITIES Iq,...4... We have puctured THe many orgamzahons at P G S Here are some examples of work done by inem Startrng at the top, left to rght, are the basketball team, an assembly scene, preparation for the grade operetfa, scene from Hansel and GreTeI, fhe amateur contest, concessnons, and ihe concession room I' le yam- Q I ' G 3 S ' 211 Eixax - 2 . 5 , 55 U I , - 1 I 1, A I ' N 'V f aj' 'E' -f , I. I . l I 'Q . ' ' is I fx.: gg I ' W MUSIC Many people do not realze tne great amount of practtce that goes unto each number that us presented to the public by musxc groups Ony after hav nct been a member of any such group can a person apptcc do he la d wo k involved We reel lustly proud of t 0 swowungs made nn competnt on .hs year The gurls glee club and me gurls ensembl b th receaved superno ratmgs In he dstr t competutnon and the ensemole reccnved a superuor ratmq In state competntlon The are some of the rewards of dnlxgenc and ha d wo lc 1 . , . . 5 . A . . . . I I . . . P' tar xr r . , . .Q , . E AE . ' I I ' I 0 A . . . .A ., .. u r ., ..: , , . . . . .. .... - , .ft Q r r. Tfzcrc is :ne medium of czmmunication which transcends all barriers, wfether they may be a nationality, race, mcuntains, wars, or language. That medium is music. Different peoples Ike to share Eacn others music By music man often ays wnat l'e otherwise cannot On a still night mu c traleis miles Different nations show their .riendln by singing and playing cact otwers antnems Soldiers in rival camps have becn known to loin in snging carols on Ctristmas Truly, music is he lcmguaco of ellowship LANGUAGE FELLCWSHIP ont the hign scnool operetta Tne H ther and Thit er of Danny Ditner e operetta had a very modern setting i an was sometwing refreshing an quite different from the usual run of operettas Page Fifty three . g A I I ' . . . . F: K , . .,. . . . . H, . E SSS . . . . . , . . . . , . . J . , Hero is pictured a scene ' t-'A It . t I I v its 4 I' ' 5 I ,A ' ,, ,, 1 . . .U . i H V! 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THE HITHER AND '1i 1 fr if Vw u Page Fifty-four Mr. Haughn, Claudia Reichenbach, Janice Schulz, Martha Zuercher, Barbara Sutter, Betty Motter, Helen Burlnholder, Shirley Hauenstein, Bob Zay, Paul Gene Stall, Donald Steiner, Gladyce Bixel, Mildred Schutz, Mary Ann Easinger, Cecilia Kiene, Dee Davidson, Janet FIRST ROW: Krohn SECOND ROW: Leland Grismore, Tom Coleman, Arthur Schutz, Marian Diller, Alan Grotz, Richard Stewart, Gayla Wynlroop, Donald Schneclc, Richard Frantz, Byron Steiner, Shirley Oren, Clarabeth Diller, Tom Reichenbach, Kay Sue Cherry, Margie Basinger, James Miller, Robert Radebaugii, Stanley Newton, Mahlon Geiger, Winfred Gzismore, Kenneth Dukes, Dole Bridenbaugit, David Diller, Arthur Gratz ORCHESTRA: Beverly Schutz, Mr. Burlrhalter, Bonnie Grubb, Anita Pannabecker, Margaret Salzman THE CAST Donny Dither - Byron Steiner Mr. Judlxins - James Miller Daisy O'Doole - Shirley Oren Faith - Betty MOHer Droopy - Richard Stewart Hope - Helen Burlnholder The Duke - Tom Reichenbach Charity - Shirley Hauenstein Lucifer L. Lucas - David Diller Oificer O'Shaughnessy A Donald Schneck THITHER OF DANNY DITHER When at the urgung of Lucifer L Lucas eftlcrency expert Mr Judkms decades to abolush the Fauth Hope and Charlty department, Fanth Hope and Charuty send their angel office boy Danny down to earth to record good deeds done there as proof that the department should be allowed to contunue Danny forgets his name automatically and Mr Lucas bent on thwartmg Dannys plans comes to earth He trues to Involve Danny an several earthly crimes always dlsappearmg from the scene when the law arrnves He even steals Dannys mtercommumcatmg earmuffs thus cutting oft hrs verbal vnstructlons from Faith Hope, and Charlty Dausy ODoole, The Duke, and Droopy help Danny by persuading ofticer OShaughnessy that he ns innocent Upon Dannys return to Heaven, Mr Lucas IS found out, the Fauth Hope and Charnty department us saved and Danny and Daisy Cwho died becommg an angell are returned to earth permanently to contunue Dannys 'ob there ,--I IJ!! FIRST ROW Betty Matter Helen Burlcholder Shlrley Hauensten James Muller Davnd Duller SECOND ROW Richard Stewart Donald Schneclr Byron Steiner Shirley Oren Tom Relchenbach Page Fifty flve . . . I . I . . I . . .I I . . I I . l I I I - , . , , . I I ll' ' ' II I , . ' I . , . . , . I I I ' . I I . , . - , . 1 1 -4 1, H V M A JJ ll ,, ,. 3 M I - A 'un f ,' K , I I . I . 4 lx .' . . I x . i 'rg : I , . , f 'III '15 .,..4..,.J,,..4..!:Z-,- GRADE OPERETTA GILBOA Pnqc Fifty sux FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Karen Bracy Dean Gunther Carl Altman Donald Harmon Georgie Forney Eugene Meyer David Kusseberth Davud Oren Ma y Watkm Jerry Charles Jnmrny Payne Jane Ketner Joan Merlcle He'en Beckman Bully Swankhouse Florence Hector Sharon Hnxon Gloria Gnsmore Joyce Wu Ilan s Sheryl Pl'll ups Dorthy Meyer Paul Nemlre Barry Bowers Gerry Zeosloft Bobby Bra y Joellen Sheldler Sue BGSIIJS Jean Swankhouse Leonari Hector Rudolph GnJ ng Dwight Hector Ka E1 Payne Bruce Morgret Rodney McDanve's Johnny Niece Duck Bracy Wayne H ctor Arthur Meyer Blly Beam Ruthanna Stewart Edwin Ketner Don Dearth Jann Swankhouse Hele-u Meyer Judy Sheldler Bobby Wehrly John Morgret Jerry Stemn an Johnwy Bull McDamels Judy Merlcle Joe Guillen Norman Grub' Muss Kolbe Mr Haaghn Madonna Mncwael Dona :J Altvan Tommy Meyer Paul Dukes Floyd E'non Ronald Fensterrrake La ry Sands Martino Mo a Paul Moraret Sue Ellen Wnlluawws Betly lou Dearth Frawk Rower Beverly Det r Lou: Morgret Linda Radabough Eul'y Roet berger Larry Phnlllps Sharla Seyer 1 1 ' A , 4 Q . 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' . . . , . , , , , .. , . , , . 1., 1 V1 7 v f 1 K1 - 1 1 1 , , es, 5 , , . : - 1 1 GRADE OPERETTAS PANDORA FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW SIXTH ROW Luquetta Baslnger Rnchard Thornton Michal Eaumgartner Mark Grlsmore Robn Geschelder Shlrley Lugmblll Sharon Yenner Paulme Coleman Bonnie Bauman Darrel Grosmore Merry Eclr Ted Cherry Marvnn Haa John Amstutz Donald Burry Larry Stemer Dorthy Pope Dale Basvnger Julla Schutz David Frantz Paul Blxler Donald Dnller Lnnnule Smlth .lack Stoody Timothy Hall Connie Augsburger Lun:Ia Bamger Carolyn Luglnblll Jack Hart Glnny Bea Neill Gene Relchenboch Ja'nes Schutz Ju:luth Brldenbaugh Roger Harder John Pope Joyce Amstufz David Sutter Lmda Dukes Beverly Grls'nore Charlotte Kelfer Ann Schulz Vurgmaa Blxler Sam Krohn Mary Kempf Janet Wise Thomas Ury Max Cook Kevm Snavely Dean Welty Jimmy Herr Paul Etter Jon Relchenba h Jewell Dukes Linda Duller Kaylynn Stall Randall Reachenbach Donna Samsal Cynthla Cupp Carolyn Burllholder Connie Basnnger Rona l Baslnger Roger Baslnger Charles Benton Douglas Relchenbach Glona Bnxler Jane Nussbaum Karen Luglblhl Barbara Wnse Julaa Pope Sara Beth Burllholder Larry Lehman Suzanne Dlller Morgue E lc Bob Anderson Gary Hllty Jolene Renchenbach Geneva Elxel Sara Blxler Sara Grlsmore Gerald Gnsmore Agnes Schutl Ronald Baum gartner Wmfred Bauman Bully Schneck Lynn Wynkoop Gary Long Roger Burket Nancy Lehman Billy Carr Fred Burkhart Ronald Samsal Dulce Ketzenbarger David Bracy Dnller Peggy Cherry Wayne Baslnger David Burkholder Dean Basmger Joe Bull Nenll Rolland Etter Darrel Grlsmore Jvnmy Ea mg r Frances DeVore Ethyl Bragenzer Kenth Sommer Lance Larson Charles Lauby Howard Cherry Jerry Stall Barbara Amstutz Janice Kempf Tom Gerdeman Mllo George Patty Cherry Janice Hlltv Donna Nussbaum John Hauenstem Rlchad Morvay Paul Nemlre Mary Ann DeVore Ann Sommer Janice Burry Vurglma Schutz Mary Aluce Baumgartner Manlyn Renchenbacl- Sharon Herr Bonnie Stoody Gretchen Geschelder ..,...i,,,. 2 Page Flfty seven I : . l . 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QU, 15 ' Q , ORCHESTRA At the same tame that the Amerlcan public has made the gradual change to more and more emphasis on athletlcs lt has also put less emphasls on orchestras ln schools Though our orchestra IS small, one cannot accurately predict the qualnty of nts rend-tions us ng slze as a cruterlon For nts size the orchestra as an active group Practlcung only two days per week the orchestra has performed at Farmers Instltutes, Sprung Concert May Day tre P T A Amateur Contest It also competed at the Northwestern Ohlo Musac Contest at Ada on Aprnl 5 FIRST ROW Marlene Herr Loss La.1l:y Kay Sue Cherry Jrn Muller Arthur Schutz Leland Gr: rrorc Gloria Gnsmore SECOND ROW Mrs McKmney Ruth Ann Herr Claudla Reuchenbach Janice Schutz Beverly Schutz Helen Burkholder Ruth Ann Bracy Rncharcl Stewart P111 Ftlty matt , , . , , . . , , I. . . . , a P. T. A. meeting, and Commencement. is BAND FIRST ROW Marulyn Benton Marlene Luglblhl Sharleen Baslnger Eleanor Bohn Byron Stemer Nola Lehman Arthur Schutz Ruth Ann Bracy Marlene Herr SECOND ROW Bonnie Radabaugh Phyllts Wllllams Claudla Relchenbach loretta Pennell Jamce Schut7 Darla Phallups Marilyn Crawfis Ruth Ann Herr Richard Stewart Leland Grlsmore Bonnie Grubb THIRD ROW Barbara Nemlre Gayla Wynlxoop Darrel DeVore James Muller Rtchard Frantz Wmfred Grlsmore Mlldred Schutz Betty Matter Helen Burlcholder Barbara Sutter Paul Gene Stall Donald Steiner Marilyn Seyer The Band ss the group always associated wnth the festuve touch nts adds to the football and basketball season Thus year was no exceptlon They were out glvlng thetr best at most of the home games Theur snappy formations were evidence enough of the many hours of practuce they put nn They also played for other occaslons, mcludang the P T A and the Sprung Concert Much credut should be given to the Band Boosters for thenr part an the purchase of new mstruments and umforms Dage Ftfry mme ? . Z, f ' 4 3 . . M. Y ., 3 1 1 I , , 5 f 1 1 1 , : , f 1 , , , , 4 a .w 1 .. .. 5 v, ae ,w, 4 I- 1k -1 'WV GIRLS GLEE CLUB JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS C, FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Bonnle Grubb Marian Dller Ellzabelh Probsi Ruth Ann Herr Marilyn Benvon Charlen H rr Eleanor Bohn Morllyn Crawfls Loulse Diller Mary Lou Basmger Joan Sfahl Jean Morgref Manullia Gullen Mrs McKmney Delores Buche Bonnie Radabaugh Patty Brown Mildred Schufz Beverv Schulz Gaylo Wynlxoop Marfho Zuercher Jane? Krohn Darla Phlllrps Mary Lauby Dee Davndson Kay Sue Cherry Colleen Baslnger Dorlhy Bauman Ma gre Ba Inger Gladyce Bnxel Shnrley Oren Shnrley Nemnre Dlxle Balmer Mary Ann Basnnger Karen Augsburger Eileen Wynkoop Phylll Wnlluams Marl ne Herr Marlene Lugnbnhl Shnrley Houensieln Ruth Ann Senmev Ruth Ann Bracy Noa Lehman Clarasefh Dnller Claudia Relchenbach Janice Schulz Ronene Cherry Sandra We-Ivy Janet Svyer Lela Fngge Sandra Dukes Sharleen Easlnger Beverly Pungle Norman Bucher J D Burkhar? David Wenger Richard Suler Ronald Relchenbach Jack Fruchey Mary Jo Roseboom Glorua Grusmore Ruih Ann Krohn Belly Lou Plerman Annu Ruvh Brndenoaugh Phyllis Baderfscher Blly Har? Nancy Cupp Ellen Dearll' Barbara Hulfy Carolyn Kefner Eleanor Burlcharl Carol Burry Arlene Warner Jane? Cox Potty Hecfor Sharon Turner Torn Burry Robert Race a Tuner Marvnn Dller Arthur Welvy Roy Cherry Lkland Muller Lo Ann Inbody yrn K ohh Jarres Tousley K nh Dulle Joe Har? Ronald Conune Bob Else-nbach Darrel Amsfuvz Mono Lou Cherry Grace Bosmger Arll ne Herr Sondra Meracle Ma y Gensy Shirley Halker Mary Ann Augsburger Beverly Wise Carol Stahl Ronald Kneppe Nancy Comme John Burkrav Q I .- i v I .Y - - M N - y, f , T QT B 3, U 5 . ' ' . C' - A- W 1, , , - 'i.?gk 'L A 5 , A 1 ' N -. 1 S' F. X A , A , ELS, 3 an , lk' is B I I , , i . 1 f ,' ' - ., , J. T A: iv ' Q P '- ,Me lil, I 5 2 ' l' 1 . .fm y 'S 11 . he e I V .1 I V . I. V V , I V I 9 , ,. I I . Q V I ' 1 I . . . . , I . I I in V I V Z Po 1 , I ' I ,I ,l l ', ef ' , L T Y W I 9. . rr I . I . FIRST ROW MIXED CHORUS SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Pnsr now BOYS GLEE secowo now m RD now Ma nan Dale: Ruth Ann Herr Clarabeth Duller Morgue Easunger Evelyn Meyer Ceculua Ku ne Helen Burkholde Eleanor Bohn Barbara Sutter Kay Sue Cherry Shurley Hauenstenn Enzabeth Probst Gladyce Buxel Mary Ann Basmger Betty Motter Shxrley Oren Mildred Schutz Janet Krohn Beverly Schutz Gayla Wfnlcoap Jaruce Schutz Claudia Renchenbach Marthn Zuercher Dee Davxdson Tom Coleman Byron Stemer Do'e Brudenbaugh Robert Radebaugh Arthur Gratz James Muller Darrel Dller Dona'd Stemer Tom Re: henhach Rnchard Stewart Bob Zay Arthur Schutz Rnchard Frantz Davlzl Diller W.:-fred Grlsmore Kenneth Dukes Donald Schnecs Sta Iey N wtan Mahlow Gcnger Alan Gratz Paul Gene Stall Bob Zay Donald Steiner 1a'nes Mller Darrel Dulle Paul Gene Stall Arthur Schut Richard Stewart Tom Coleman Tom Relchenbach Ma Ion Geiger Donolsl Scnnecx Dole Brndenbaugh Alan Robert Radebaugh Karew Augsburger Dller Stanley Newton Kent th Dukes Wnfred Grasmere Rlchard Frantz Arth r Gratz Davrl Gratz Byron Stelner zu up Poqe Ssxty one FIRST ROW Larry Grubb Anna Ruth Brurlenbaugh Mary Jo Roseboom Eleanor Burkhart Richard Suter Howard DeVore SECOND ROW Ronald Knepper Tom Burry Carol Burry J D Burkhart Lynn Krohn Ronaud Reuchenbaclu larry Wulluams JUNIOR HIGH BAND Thus year wuth added fcuculutues available and a larger number of Junuor Hugh students, One of these us the Junuor Band durected by Mr Burkhalter These students are staftung young to get the experuence so vutal to becomung a member of the hugh school marchung band Not only us the Junior Band preparatory to hugh school band, but ut us also a source of enloyment and musical expressuon for these young musuc lovers , there were various new organizations established specifically for them. Il ' A Q OTHER SCENES FROM MUSIC ACTIVITIES Now we end the formal lntroduchons to dlfferenl musical orgamzahon achvmes at P G S Above are several Informal scenes Begunnmg at the top left to rnght Gnrls Ensemble Girls Glee Club rehearsal Scene from Hansel and Gretel ine Magorettes Mnxed Chorus rehearsal, and a scene from Red Candles Pane Snxly vnree I ' I I . l I ' .V wr 3 A fy I f - - -- in T' , ' 'J wa , ' he - , 1 v- ',' v ' . V X 4 I . ' 1 K4 - -. 1 , ' 'I ' .W . I 1 59, x' - W., , , I ' nf- a, I I , V 'L' f' as -4 4 ' 'N - , K I . 1 1 V' x si QL I so se, X Q K ' f' .. A l I D . . . I . 2 . , . , I I If ll I ' 1 1 rex' 0 ATHLETICS Page Sixty-four The day when he-men are he best athletes is long since past. Ot course strength is very important but it must be intelligently used. It must have a purpose for which it is well prepared. Athletics today involves considerable practice, adequate knowledge of the game to be played ff an awareness of one's part in a great cooperative eftort. Today BECOMING a good athlete and BECOM!NG a good citizen are things to be worked toward, not things that ARE, or iust HAPPEN. Athletics ore such a vital part of school activity that it seems impossible to imagine school without them. We contend that athletics are fun with a purpose Although it may not be apparent during the excitement of a game we are tougwt to real: e that mastery of the art of cooperation with and consideration for others is worth far more in life tnan the memory of a hugh score FUN WITH A PURPCSE trophies bring to graduates memories of successful conquest to students a challenge to be MORE perseverlng MOR devoted cmd MOR: hard work ng in an eftort to achieve a greater goal Poqe Sixty tive I 1 . w - . L v . 1 1 - r CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders had the responsubuluty of bulldlng the cheering sectuon and using xt as a tool nn bolstering school splrrt It was tms group under the dnrechon of the cheerleaders whuch gave our teams added Incentive to uphold the honor of P G H S by flghtmg on even when the chips were down y' AT LEFT First Row Sandra Dukes May Lou Basmger Second Row Manlyn Crawfl Nola Lehman BELOW Nancy Cupp Jaclue Fruchex Patty Hector 'sa-cr I 5' Upuv FOOTBALL Mr Slrahm and Mr Hall like most coaches, have been ludged qunte severely after a dasappomtlng encounter But the fact that this feeling subsldes quickly p oves that the fans realvze tlcat a game xs good only If at us well played regardless of the score We are glad our coaches agree FIRST ROW SE OND RON TH RD ROW FOURTH ROW M Hall Kewneh Beckman Pa? Wenger Tom EI henba h Eawm Anderson Davad Augsburger Dale Lehman Mr Strohm Paul Lehman Do'1ad Siemer Mar'owe Wehrly Donald Augsburger Paul Gene Sfall Edwal Baurr-gartner Alan Grail Dale Brlnlenbaugh Stanley Newton Edward Hamilton Roberl Razlebaugh Darrel Diller Edward Peclunpaugh Donald Schneck Kennevh Dukes David Dvller Arthur Grail Page Snxty seven 5 4' 'cr MFI Q- ' ,J 5- 4 r l ' L ' ' l f I I . A .aI,-.,,7-.., I I VII 1 .I I I ' 3 - fr 4 . ,. ll 4 klxl' L L' L L ' 4-- 5 k faly . PI if ,Q A J '. 4 N L f . . Swv X --I' l I ' v I , , xx L i 3lQ w 1 ..: . I W , ef ' L' - I I ' ' 1 f- , - ' . f R 'c : , ' '. , ' , f - . V l I g -I I I . I Y l . . , --7-A VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Mr Sirohm Dole Brsdenhough Dowd Dnler Kenneih Duke Doe Agwer .I Shenjl M Hal JE CND ROW Norrrcn Schroeder Eiwori Pr- mpoJg'- Donald Schnc- DonoH Ha'ker Tom Ren h both RESERVE BASKETBALL RST FOV! irulum Norrvon S VOOLP orc 4 Schnhck Donn -1 Hr' kc-r T m R h M Hall SECOND ROW Edwin Arvierson Marlowe Wehrly E.ogf1ne Hedor Kennefh Eedmon Darrel DeVore Paul Lehman P 1 9 I 2 , X-, ,Q W A M Jw, B ' M H 'V' , 5. K , 1 S J , , I ' ,x -v CA QC M, -D ' f r 194' P ' ' . z. .. ,, . f L f I , 'S ' v 'f'3 V ' f- , A 1 1 V . ' . 1 'A' 'W ' 1 4 1 , L' 2 U 4 Q 1 L M.-, A . X i 'L 7 R - . 24 -A - N' ,, , I , L M ' V J, I Y I . L I 1 ' . A 1 , , ' , 'A 'Y , .s, ' , c:k ' rv Y. I l . ' C f , . . zk, cn, . . , : 0' :I . : Mr. S . , . :' 5. ', D '.. , , L, .' , o fi: 0nPc1 x r. 2' -- Jury f-My IRST ROW Davld Augsburger Kenneth Beckman Marlowe Wehrly Tom Relchenbach Paul Lehman Dale Lehman larry McCullough Mr Strahm :ECOND ROW Robert Zay Edwm Anderson Joe Luttfrmg Pat Wenger Paul Phillips Donald Hallxer Edward Baumgartner John Ketner IHIRD ROW Donald Augsburger Dale Brndenbaugh Edward Peclunpaugh Kenneth Dukes Davuft Diller Wmfred Gnsmore Darrel DeVore rlRST ROW Tom Coleman Edwin Anderson Edwa d Baumgartner Kenneth Beckman Donald Stem Paul Gene Stall Rn hard Stewart Mr Hall .SECOND ROW Byron Stelner Marlowe Wehrly Donald Augsburger Alan Gratz Robert Radebaugh Edward Hamilton Tom Renchenbr h Larry McCullough THIRD ROW John Genger Joe Luttfrvng Rn hara Frantz Davnd Diller Kenneth Dukes Donald Schneclc Stanley Newton Mahlan Geiger Pat Wenger 0 ff I, 7,1 ,Z Page Sixty mne A! W -ev Y ,, K,i2A,. 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' A -4.1, A A ' Vt G 5 ,, l I 5 .l IS ' Q. 1 4 '- ' 4: ll W 'I. l ' 0 ,1 . 1 '1 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST RCW :IECOND ROW l'HIRD ROW Mr Haughn Elly Har! .I D Burlcharf Darrel Amsfufz Ronnie Knepper Norman Bucher Ton Burry Larry Wnlllams Larry Grubb Bob Race Marvnn Duller Sam Herman Ronald Renclwenbcch Bob Eu enbach Davud Wenger Ruclfwcrd Suter Manager louis Oren Keuth Diller Jw- Tonsley Lynn Krohn Le and Mnler Howard DeVore Juluan Kempf JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL rIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Mr Hadglm Elly Hart Ronald Conan Bob Ro Ronald Relcwenbaclm Ruchorl Stewart Kenh McCullough Da od Wenger Manager 'auls Oren Bob Zay Roy Cherry Arflwur Welty Ju nan Kempf loe Hof To'n Coleman Larry WIIIICW If-Io'1I Muller Kelrh Diller Jim Tausley Lynn Krohn Paul Phllllps .Ilm Shendler Davrl Emans My G-A -J xi 'Q 4 SSX h no Q I , 2 Af., .J x ' I L 6-fl a V A I ? 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I I I I .I I , A I t 3 I ' 'IRI' 0 A I -I mL I 1 I DALE AGNER Ag Student Council 2 School Paper 3 Varsity P-G 4 Librarian 2 3 Class Play 3 B seball l 2 3 Bas etball l 2 3 DONALD AUGSBURGER Len V rsity P G 2 3 Ag Scholarship 4 Baseball l 3 Football 'I 2 ack l 2 3 RUTH ANN BASINGER Ruthie YTeensl 2 3 4 A DORTHY EILEEN BAUMAN Do School Paper 4 Y Teens 'l 2 3 A Varsity P G 4 Librarianl 3 Girls Glee 3 4 PEGGY SUE BRACY Peg Class Secretary Treasurer I Class Reporter 2 School Paper 2 3 Y Teen 4 Varsity P G 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY Librarian l, 3 Class Play 3 Scholarship Team l 2 Senior Scholarship 4 Girls Glee 'I Mixed Chorus 'I Orchestra l Band l DALE BRIDENBAUGH Student Council l 2 Varsity P Gl 2 3 Class Play 3 Boys Gleel 2 3 4 Boys Ensemble Mixed Chorus 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 HELEN BURKHOLDER Burkie Class Treasurer l Class Reporter 2 School Paper Staff 3 4 YTeens l 2 3 4 Varsity P G 3 4 Librarian l 2 Class Play 3 Girls Gleel 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Operetta 4 B n 'l 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 PjSft,1 ,,3 0 1 I k , , ,4 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 a' - , ,4 ' ,2, ,4 - 34 M314 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Tl' , , ,4 ' . 4 ,,3, F.:-i. .l:2,'3,l4 ll ,ll . , , ,4 ,, F.:-I. .1,2,3,4 F.H,A.1',i,:1,4 F.H.A.l,4 Qd,,, SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY LEE CHAMB RS School Paper 2 3 Lnbrarnan l Class Play 3 r Gleel DELOR S DAVIDSON Dee Mirror Staff 4 School Paper Staff 4 Y Teens 4 Varslty P G 4 Semor Scholarshnp 4 Glrls Glee 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 ANN JEANETTE DEARTH Student Councll 4 Mlrror Staff 4 School Paper Staff 2 YTeens 4 Varsity P G 4 Class Play 3 Grs Glee l 2 Operetta 2 Ban 2 3 Cheerleader 3 DAVID D'LLER Dave Class Treasurer 3 Mnrror Stat? 3 rslty P G l 2 I brarlan 3 Class Play 3 Agriculture Scholarship 4 B s Glee l 2 3 4 Mlxed Choru 'I 2 Mlxed Ensemble 3 Operetta 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 seball 'I 2 3 otball l 2 3 etball l 2 ck T 2 ROBERT DR RUP Bob Vars ty P G 4 Class Flay 3 Basketball l 2 DARREL LEE DILLER Darreleo 0055 P,eS,den, 2 Student Councul 2 3 School Paper Staft 3 School Paper Stat? 3 Vqfsny P G 4 Class Play 3 YSIYY P G l 2 Boys Glee 2 CIGSS Flay 3 Msxod Chorus 2 4 Agrlculture Sch larshlp Team 4 Ban 2 3 BOYS Glee 1 2 Baseball 2 3 4 otball l 2 Football 4 Bas etboll T 2 3 5 efbgll T Q 3 TfOCl4 4 Track 4 , , 4 F. l'l. 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A. 4 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Q Va ' - , , 3, 4 I 4 , , 3, 4 , , Fo , , 3, 4 li . t Ba k , , , 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY LISELOTTE FIGGE Lela EDWARD HAMILTON Hammer School Paper 4 YTeer1S 4 Varsuty P G A Gnrls Glee 4 Baseball 2 3 Foolball 3 4 Track 3 4 JOHN GEIGCR School Poper Staff V0'S Y P G SHIRLEY HAUENSTEIN Lubrarnan 2 Class Flay 3 Class Secretary 2 s Glee l 2 Cl Tr 4 B E bl 3 ass easurer :nys nsem e Nlxed Chorus l 2 Schosrispflpgr Slug 3 4 Orc estra l 2 3 e n l B b H 3 Varsity P G 3 4 ase o Lubraruan 1 2 Bas efball l 2 Class PIG 3 Y Lock 2 Cf b scholmmp Team 1 2 3 Omem U Senvor Scholarshsp 4 rs Glee l 2 Grls Ensemble 2 3 4 Mxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Operetto 3 4 Bond 3 MAHLON GCGER Ma ee sGIee12 3 'fed 1Ch0 'S l 2 3 CLARICE HILTY Fl Basketball 2 .I 2 Track 4 eens rs Glee l 2 Mixed Chorus l 2 ARTHUR GRATZ Art rslly P G I JOHN KETNER Boys Glee l Boys Ensemble 2 4 Class Play 3 Qpemygc, 4 seball l 2 0,5011 1 Q Bas efbcll I 2 3 P fy F. F. A. 'l , 4 ' - 3, 4 Boy , , 3 ' 3 lf. 3 Y-T ,,3,4I BG d r 2 F. H. A. 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SENIOR DIRECTORY CECILIA KIENE Knene School Paper Staff YTeens'I 2 3 4 A Varslty P G 4 Llbrarlan 'I Glrls Glee 'I 2 Mnxed Chorus l 4 MARY LAUBY Y Teens 2 3 Varsuty P G 3 4 Llbrarnan 2 Class Play 3 Scholarshnp Team Scholarship Team Gnrls Gleel 3 4 Gnrls Ensemble 3 4 Orchestra I Operetta 3 4 DALE LEHMAN Class Presndent 2 3 Class Treasurer I Mlrror Stalt 2 3 4 School Paper 3 4 Varsuty P G 'I 2 3 Class Play 3 Scholarshnp Team l Sensor Scholarshap 4 Orchestral 2 3 n l 2 Basebolll 2 3 4 otbolll 2 3 Camera Club l 2 JOSEPH LUTTFRING Joe Student Council 3 School Paper 2 3 4 Llbrarnanl 2 3 Class Play 3 Ban 2 3 Baseballl 2 4 Basketballl 2 Track 4 Varsuty P G 4 JAMES MILLER Jam Class Reporter 2 3 4 Student Council 'I Mirror Staff 3 4 School Paper Staff 3 Varslty P G 'I 2 3 Boys Glee 2 3 4 Ban 'I 2 Baseball I Basketball l Track 2 Camera Club 2 4 BETTY MOTTER Betty Mnrror Staff 3 YTeensl 2 3 4 Varsity P G 3 4 Ltbrarlan 4 Class Play 3 G r s Glee l 2 3 Gurls Ensemble 2 4 4 Mnxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Operettal 2 3 4 Bn T234 3,4 ' F.H. .'I:2:3:4 ' ' ,, . . d I ' f ,3,4 , , ' 'l,2,4 I 1 ' 'l,2, 3,4 . I Mixed Chorus 3 I Orchestra 1,,2,I3, 4 d , ,3,4 , ,2,4 , 3 ' ' , 1 , 4 F. H. A. ll, 21, 3i 4 I I3 1 . I , , il , , , 4 Ba d , , 3 ' Fo : 1 I, 4 ' I ,I I I I O d 1 f 1 SENIOR DIRECTORY BARBARA NEMIRE Bobs ROBERT RADEBAUGH Radar Class Reporter 'I Student Council 3 rsny P G 2 3 School Paper Staff 3 Boys Glee 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Vcrsrty P G 4 B nd 1 2 Lnbroruan 3 Oqbgll 1 2 3 CIOSS Plvy 3 Basketball 1 GfSGlB6.l TqCk2 3 4 Orchestra 'l 2 n l 2 Cheerleader l 3 CHARLES E SCANLAND Chuck STANLEY NEWTON sean Mm' Staff 4 School Paper Staff 3 Lubrorlan l 2 3 Student Council 4 Class ploy 3 4 3 Boys Glee 2 mbxzmlag 2G 2 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 n l 2 s Glee l 2 3 Baseball 2 Mnxed Chorus 2 3 4 Bosketbcu I 2 Footballl 2 3 etboll .I 2 Varsuty P G 4 Track 3 4 EDWARD PECKINPAUGH Peck LEON SCHROEDER Leon Varsrty P G 4 Student Councnl 2 s etball 1 2 3 Varsity P G 4 Class Play 3 Mrxed Chorus 'l Band 2 seball I 2 3 Football 4 BsetbalI12 3 4 Class Play 3 qe F. F. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4 ' Va ' - , ,4 ' 4 1 1 F. H. 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A. 4 B0 , , ,4 Uk , , , Pa Seventy-Cv SENIOR DIRECTORY BEVERLY SCHUTZ Bev BARBARA SUTTER Rosie Class Vice President I, 2 Sfudem Cguncil 4 Class Secretary 4 School Paper StafI 4 Mirror Staff 2, 3, 4 Y.Teen5 'll 2, 3, A School Paper 3 4 .rsity 'P-G 2 3 eens I 2 Librarian 2 3 Vczrsity P-G Class Play 3 Girls Glee I Mixed Chorus B n 3 4 Scholarsup Team I 2 3 H Senior Scholarship 4 rs Glee IPIOFIISII I 2 3 Bo s Glee lpianustl I 2 3 Grls Ensemble 3 4 Mxed Chorus IPIGFIISII I 2 3 O c estra I 2 3 4 Ban I BYRON STEINER Barney Class Vice President 3 Class Treasurer 2 Mirror Staff 2 3 School Paper 3 4 rs ty P G I Class Play 3 THOMAS WELTY Tom DORIS ZEISLOFT Shorty Class Vice President 3 4 s GI e B7 Ensemble 3 Mirror StafI 4 Y Mxcd Chorus 1 2 3 4 School Paper StafI 2 3 O erctta I 2 3 4 Teens A Oc estral 2 3 Varsit P G 4 'I Y and 2 23 Librarian 2 Class Play 3 Scholarship Team 2 3 Senior Scholar hip 4 rs Glee I 2 Band 2 3 , 4 F H A I V0 , ,4 , 2, 3,4 Y-T , ,3, 4 ' 2, 3, 4, A ' , a :I , 5' , , F. .A. Gil ' ' , , ,4 ly ' ' , , i I ' , , ,4 fh , , , d F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ,, ,, Va E - , 2, 3, 4 A Bay e I, 2, 3, 4 , A I ' Ii , , , ' ph ' ' ' F. H. A. 1, 4 r , , . Bc d , ,3, 4 , , - Tr , ,4 Gil , J, 3 PRQFESSIONAI. DIRECTORY H A Neuswande M D Pandora B P ce Pandora Ra M Gxlboa W E Martm M C lu'nbu Grove s A B and D E I Den as s Columbus G ove D B Lucas Columbus Grove Dr F D Rodabaugh M Bluflton Dr Gordon Blxel O D Bluflion Drs Nswandor and Herrmg Vcicrnnar an Bluflton M D Soash M Bluffton Drs Evan and Francls Bam er Dent Y Bluflton D J B Overmner M D Leap IC Dr J H Wlnkler Dentist Ottawa Ou Ou Ohuo Ohno Ohuo OH .1 Ohm Ohm f' Dr. . . ' r, . . , , ,, , ha Dr. M. . .I , M. D. , , , Ohio Dr. C. J. y, . D. ' , Ohio Dr. . . ' , . D. o . s , h'-1 Dr. . . . . H'Iry, 1'1 - - , .- , Ohlo Dr. . . , M, D. , Ohio , . . , . D. , Ohi-J Dr. . . ., . D , ' r. . , ' , . . ' 5' , V ACKNOWLEDGMENTS lhe Stall wrshes to tall tlws opportunity to thank all tho e wno contrubuted ro the malcnng of The 1959 Mirror This includes e faculty ancl student body of P G S boards of cduca non people of the communrty :rw tne advertisers e are especeally grat ful or their patlence cooperatuon and generosity We have enloyccl t e work we have nlone and we thank tnem all . S A.. . , . 1 th . . ., .' A' .ne . , who ' , .d ' ' . W ' 0 F ' ' , ' , ' COMPUVIEWS SKIP S NURSERIES FRANKLIN Life Insurance IFORI F IFHM KN Agent FVERGREENS SIIRUBBERY FRUIT TREES RI RRY I LANTS llllfli NXNIN N HIXRI INIIEI N I RIHI' I ce you rc dravmg o new cor 5,1 cl Yes repled The Insurance solcsmon Tomob le salesman o policy holder en lously I lured To sell on msuronce pollcy To on ou 7IEROLF S CLOTHES MEN LIKE For D ld 'md L ld nln LOMPLIVIENTQ DANIEL S DAIRY Pandora Ohio P 1 S X, A 1 , of P I 0 J IC. I . II. I, 'I .' lflix , , l'Il0ll1': i I A I 4 1 4 1 , If. I . Il., 2, fill. '. I v I Pandora l'Imm-: fuiro 2i5l7 U 5 , - , b ri . V, I , N A K on f I ' of Fil l:.', Ohio ' W. l, Montgomery s Compllments of Clarence D Dnller Dnllers Iohues Pu NEWS STAND GIFT SHOP NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I hom- 9 II BLUFFTON OHIO 125 N Main Bluffton Ohlo The wute was learning how to druve A neughbor Interested an the process asked the husband how she was gettung along Not so well he saghed She took a turn for the worse last week HERINGHAUS 8x SON OTTAWA OHIO Furniture Floor Coverings If rngldalre Appllances MEINKE S DRUG STDRE DRUGS CHEMICALS SUNDRIES CANDIES GIFTS Prescriptions Filled Pandora Ohlo PQE . I 0 no - v. 1 ',' . . -N . . 1, ' 23.- ' . . 9 ' 7 - 1 1 ,, H - H ff , . . 9 . . - . I 1 . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . v e ighty STEINER 81 HUSER STIIII llllllll ulqunrtfr r JER ILD WE E S S AT RS FOUNTAIN SERVICE STYLE MART CLOTHES IIN SIIAPELY SHIRTS MALLORY HATS G O O D FO O IJ FREEMAN SHOES Bluffton HEWS and HILTY Mrs Malone When do leaves begun to turn? NIT Whats The best way To remove vormsh9 WIT Take The r out and make ITVOVHSI1 I omplnmentfs of eadow Gold Dames MII K BUTTER ICE LRE -XVI Northwestern Ohm CHEESE E HP: 1 ' s f'r Y : I 4 J L I . L Paul Nemireg The night before examination. w . , . U O , of 1 , ' ' 4 L O 5 C0lDliWELL'S PATENT MEDICINES ICE CREAM WILSON SPORTS EQUIPMENT Ottawa Ohlo STEINER CHEVROLET SALES Expert Auto Repairing Cenulne Chevrolet Parts UDANI VI' INPK Bluffton 0hl0 oe So hotsteps oldyo Yoke fp sedbyoloq ST ley Ne To Lo g o es boss long o es' e B e bough 0 e yo ced th 1 sf f e s cloth g Ke y Duk S re o en' STEINER TRACTOR SALES M May E ?S step up for a showdown Demonstration 2 4 jj Plow Pomts Rebunlt Luke Now on Jlspluyl New MACHINERY and REPAIRING WELDING Arc and Acetvlene GENERAL TIRES for TRACTOR or CARS HAROLD STEINER WAYNE SHAFER Eghy . . . 1 i..nlE.ll1'Il. , . 1 Explrr: fn,w Wu U i uru in. on w nz n n , , n . Dol rid n z H v U nofi e loe hing in m n' in '? nn es: U -w m . - ' hx ,SS ' V. 't -m E-A F' N lwl- S, ' W4 X I ,- tmp 17- 4 - ,M , f Q3 AQTQL - ' - X? R? ' - . . ' f L ' E: ' X o . DILLER LUMBER CO LL MBER ROOFS MILLWORK PAINTS Pandora Ohlo Phone 88 A SoTLed o e hwwoul o e Ikfes'9 Adeo Yl I'3 CONCRATUIATIONS I 'UID Pandora C llboa Hlgh School Pandora Hardware Company CHEVROLET SALES PHONE 97 CHEVROLET '-ALES SERVICE 220 W Svcamore St Columbus Froxe Ohlo Pg Eg O Y K C U C1 eri If y U were out in The country, for from on ic box, o d y ll ke p mi r h. Eddie n rs n: Leove if in The cow. U3 r d I A be i . to N'. .. 'l'Il.'- . . . 'I ,' ,. . . - 1 L '1 L - i'mnl:Ia'te limly :xml Paint Se-rvirv 1 o I Y I N ' P1 y- H Leadmg Photographers O I IV E R ln The Midwest Sales Servlce Cost Reducing Equipment H A Powell Studlos lonw ln IM s I et Xvquuntul Halker Implement Co lll0llYf,,l'lIlllY at Its Best Mlchlgan and Ohlo 10.10 Fmdlay Rd Llma, Ohlo Mr Strahm What as a CIFCIGQ Ed Hamilton A flgure wlfh Two sudes Mr Strahm How can a curcle have two sndes'? Ed Hamniton The mslde and the outslde 'L ELL Lil Iut ltlmwrs lottvd lllllls l READY TO WEAR BASINGER FLORIST l L d St Exc usne a les ore In D lush! FR I rollrlvior PANDORA Bl UFP TOY lhone l'9 K lhom 404 W BLUFFTON OHIO E9 I I C ' 1 1 I . :' ' .. , , , , , , , .- . . . . , I C 0 0 U ' ' l l Q H 1 . . . A O fo' Ty UZCL ' I2 1 5 . L- T l ll I. DRY GOODS 'Expert Flower Designing 5ll'lIllIt'l' l lfvl'isl 'l'--ll'::l':11uE1 lclivm-1'y KQKL' . ..'.'il .'28 , . 1 J 4 1 L D 1 I t x ' V i hty-four .lnNfssAnAnf CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH D Sales and Servlce PLUMBINC HEATINF PHONE 160 Pandora Ohlo xx ll Columbus Prove Ohm ootboll C o h oll VV y s T lose y eo o bug go e9 Bluffton Body Shop BROWN S GROCERY Body and If ender Groceries Meats Dairy Products Repalrlng and Palntmg Drw Goods and Notions Phone 164 W Dan Edge Mu Mqdle f-'mm Cherrv Qtreet Bluffton Ohlo fl 'HH 0 0 Pg Eg l of l w . A L I I I ' I 7 Phom' V I , 1 ' I 1, F 0 c -Mr. H 1 lw i I importonf not to our lm d in ' m . Pot Wenger: Becouse, if you los? your head you'd have no ploce To put your helmef. 7 H l , .a y U U , ' as. ., ul ' lwyf' COMPEZIILENTS K N K S e CLOTHING and SHOES ll 0, Insurancv Ab n RW Hlram D Dlller Pandora Ohlo Phone 70 A Lelpslc and Columbus Grove e Wofo eofhoey Q? he osked e Dod ep ed th b Te che sod obbfs Itply opdly n n e John Deere 8g New Idea Farm Equipment O C HURSEY 81 SONS Bluffton Ohlo PHONE 14 W BOX 41 5 th f , we cy lliIler's Policies I' , ' Storm-s In 9 A mon on h' oy to the bo I nd Hs so shcxki g cl obb'T ond saying How much ' f' d f e? I1 n do' . . W H, I' y My -- b 'I th' dumb bun y c f e dd! 9 O O 9 no ' I' P g Egh -' .'ClIllMAUllEll TUNE CIIMPA Y ALL SIZES OF CRUSHED AGRICULTURAL LIME PROMPT DELIVERIES Phone 122 A Pandora Ohio e 1 obsef ded o EO 9 S 9 GILBOA GARAGE AUTO and TRACTOR I ENERAL REPAIRS STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Gllboa Ohio Phone 2401 MOTOR SALES 35. A iq f BLUFFTON OHIO Phone 172 W P9 E ghry C ' I 9 Wil , o rw -min pr lessor or dinner: D r, will you pleos po s th nuts? Professor: Oh, I guess so, but their marks ore so low they don't deserve if. F - .D 1 l , I l ': ?e'---Y AX , . -5 , - LQ . O Z ' 9 9 l nl e i COMPLIMENTS GROVEDALE FEED COMPANY Columbus Grove Ohlo GILBOA FEED COMPANY Gllboa Ohm I 7ll'RCHFR I p Bk Wldy GEIGER 3, Ulu-,ER FOR YOUR ELECTRICAL CLOTHING NEEDS VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS see SHOES Bluffton Ohlo RAY CULP of ! and 7 W. '. , 'I f. , 'ro rieto Mr. Burkholder: How were your report cord marks? Helen: Under worer. Mr. ur holder: ho o ou meon? Helen: Below C level. 9 l P 9 Egh -ry COMPLIMENTS of Bixel Egg Company PHONE PANDORA OHIO Former Hobo Former Hobo To lozy hobo Do you see Thor psie of wood out there? Uh huh Well I wont you To sow t Mzster you sow me see :T but you wont see me sow T CONGRATULA TIONS I0 ihv 1952 GRADUATING CLASS PANDORA GILBOA HIGH SCHOOL Best Wxshes for Contmued Success from THE F C RUSSELL COMPANY CLEVELAND OHIO M E 40 , : , i . 1 ' , ', ' i . of I I 9 NY rl I l.Ill'.. 'I Nl'11111I'n:'I1lx'v1' of 4'I'IH'lill2IYilllI Sl'I'Q't'Il :ml SI VII .:l 'h :1 l .XII ll-1:11 . X'lliI,' Compllments of QUALITY GIFTS DINKEL CLEANERS DON JENKINS If your clothes arent becoming JEWELER to you They should be comlng to us 140 W High Llma Ohlo 414 W North St Llma Ohlo Mos ch seffs ce efery the e s 0 gro stone be g Ths c pro Hee les De tsl Jo es lost co fy PANDORA MILLING CO Dealers In All Klnds of CRAIN FEEDS SEEDS LOAI BUII DINC' SUPPLIES Etc Phone 49 A Pandora Ohio EDGAR C PIFER Mgr . , . 3 ' 9 , . X - 'v 9 ln cu so u m , r i ve Grin i ins ri in: ' r i ni n , Filling hfs vi . O . 1 N 1 - -L - J- A 1 , . I Y . . , . P 3 N' A COVIPLIMENTS Steiner Motor Soles DODGE PLYMOUTH DODFE TRUCKS Sales and Service L G Steiner Prop Telephone 89 D b toe o o nyor COMPLIMENTS BURKHOLDER Sales and Servlce J I CASE Farm Machmerv and Parts Lmcoln W eldlng Equipment PANDOR A OHIO Ottawa Ford Sales 5 ii East Mann St Ottawa Ohlo Phone 22456 PQNY 1 of C 1 L . . . LJ . , . , The orber lifted The young cus m r inf his choir ond soid, How d you wo T u hoir cut, son? Like Dod's with the hole in The Top. of s iff fe'-ee , '.r'T-2. - Q- ' .:.. 1 I Q ' t 's i 0 State- Route- Iso. '32-I . , A . . I T , . Y . , , Sommer Motor Soles OLDQMOBILES FMC TRUCKS Used Cars JIM SOMMER Pandora, Ohlo Phone 125 A Lody lot olmond counterl Pordon me but who ottends to the nuts? Clerk Be potlent Ill be rnght with you Ann Deorth Why IS o crock nn o chonr sect luke o cop? Betty Motter Because at you dont wotch where you pork youll get prnched COMPLIMENTS FQR QUALITY Amstutz Hatcherles Sweetcom Watermelons 'Sf Q NEW Strawberrles wx fm Apples Potatoes Cherrles 3 Peaches U Certlfied U S Approwed Farm Market R O P Pedigree Slred Pullorum Passed Umm tolluw Rom CHICKS Pandora 0 Bluffton O Phone 97A Pandora Ohm L, T I be of I t T eo P f: if U, 'W X ffl. X . K 1 ' - XQg?x, f, I C .S. ' - . . ' , U , 0 y Pg N' ty-I C05 RTESY F ortman Cleaners Ottawa and Columbus Grove H ll DHI il rUI1 ilill 110111 Plckup and Dellvery SCTVICE AMBLIANCF SERVICE Substatlon Clover Ifarm Store Phone 222 W Bluffton TWO DAY SERVICE a for goe oca e L yMC PLUMBINC and SEWERS E W FILE Plumbing and Heating Industrlal and Pow er Piplng N Jackson St Telephone 4 1991 LIMA OHIO ' 'IJ F' I -in -u-9-n Phone 22538 Phone 11 F D r r I I Y F -A ul -a . . V K . Y 1 J ' '1 , - , With a quick stroke of the brush, said Miss Schumacher, leading the class Through the orf Q llery, Joshua Reynolds could change o smiling face o fown- in n . S n my moth r, said arr c ullough. I by U O Q O non ' -1-1-J l . . - 9 P g. N' y- h BULOVA All Plezol Bread ELGIN Is Super-Enriched HAMILTON for WATCHES Better Nutrition KFEPSAKE DIAMONDS PARKER 51 llll SHAEFFER S PENS an wuts IN mrruu BECKMAN JEWELEIQS The Frank Baker Bread Co l os so cold lost night I couldnt sleep l lust loy There ond sh ered Dd you Teeth chatter? l dunno We do T sleep Together COMPLIMENTS TQMLINSQN Brake Spring Servlce Basmger s Furniture Brake germ., Store Wheel Allgnmg Fr imc Stralghtemn Sprung, Seruce 47 Years of Dependable Seruce BLUFFTON OHIO 84 l EDN K CD Nlgr Llma Ohm 1 I 1 I 1 5 ' I: ' ,' .' . '. 1 U H W . , . - iv 'fl ,, I V 1, ,, nf ,, lD l U O of , U , 0 Y. 2 . . g ' 0 I Vs 212 South Elilillfvfll Str:-et 9 l'Il :nv 7- E I W.!..I Hi ..'. ' - P 1 N A ffl! The Rexall l.U DRUG STORE Clothing and Shoe Co UHIIN ll Xl I' NSTI' IN ru lg lutnnm I lll tw Sum' 98 Prescrlptlon Pharmacy Blllfft0n OHIO featuring l70 W Natnonallv Advertxsed Merchandme County Dlstrlbutor Freyhound or Bus Statlfln Bov Scout Equipment 1 St r fl'rumlIx Seruve Phone Ottawa Ohlo o o o Ne e o por curtol s pleose e lc ot e N O th O2 tox Bo boro He es o dollo Dont bother obout the My mother uses curto o 5 CGMPLIMENTS Congratulations To Llase of 1052 from Pandora Canmng Co G R E G G S LOUIS H WACKE Department Store Pandora Ohlo Llma Ohlo I C Se I ' : 'o lj L e I8 Plume - ' ' . . ' .- I f 1 for-0 ' ' 9 B rb r mir : I wont i of 'n, . Cl r 1 Th will b Ql.O wi S. . r 1 r ' r. ' tox, in r d. C W . C L QI' of I ' 1 ' a L , C I 9 l l P 3 N' tyf SHANEY ELECTRIC RADIO and TELEVISION In tallatlon and Service Pandora Ohlo BLUFFTON FARM EQUIPMENT CO MASSEY HARRIS Sales and Servlce E F SCHMIDT Owner F0 II W t Wllyouhoeyo C sto 44041 COMPLIMENTS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL and KERSH INSURANCE HOME DECORATING Wallpaper Paint 'nn Supplies P -XNIDORA AGENCY C1 ner xl Insur mco Phom 716m Ottawa Ohlo Pg N O L, ' 4 C . . . - - 1 ' Pllom- 2, - ' Bluffton Ohlo N oi ress: i v ur pie now? u mer: Is it customary? VVoiter1 Now - iT's lemon. 4 , of ss I I ' ' I C d l 1 . K WIN-rc' You liuy Paint from an I . ' I' y - L Q:, - BEST w1sHEs COMPLIMENTS Ol' YOUR succmss J R BORGELT I umber and Builders Supphes Transit Mlxed Concrete and Bluffton Concrete Blocks Mr 'md Mrs G Carmack Phone 22680 Ottawa Ohlo h bg ploy g f llbock? the college e espo d d Oh do o sudd LUGIBIHL MEAT MARKET and LOCKER SERVICE Fresh Home Dressed Vleats Frozen Foods Modern Locker Servlce Curmg Smokmg Processing I Phone 90 A Pandora Ohio PJNY f of Y O C . , . I x n C Q J Proprietors . , ' l lL See t of i fellow in u rnon inquired of his girl friend VVell, I Think he'll be our best mon next year, Sh r n e , , rling, This is s en? L 1 A ' Custom Siu lghtcring Year .lrzmnrl .J , 0 FARM MACH X FARM MACHINES REFRICERATION APPLI N E X A C S fl ff ffyff FARM ARD H0 JE INE SHOP SERVICE FARM TIRES QUALITY HARDWARE UPF AND Hfwmsvs Pandora Ohlo Tom Welty Pop how do they c 'rch c Cl y men? M Welty Easy Q lttle ro ge ond lpstck 0 per on REESE GENERAL INSURANCE Auto Farm Health Home Accldent Hospltallzatlon and KITCH Lxfe All Kmds of REAL ESTATE for hstmg and Sale S66 CHARLES S REESE Phone 33 F Pandora, O. Phone 67 YOUR CARPENTER WOR ent Cl e cmd cm 5 eoter For K af EN REVVIODELING 69 Emerson Basmger B Pandora PQNYQP W ,,,,,,,,,,, ' 1 -. 1 -S., . f? R' .. ' ,- ,f?' 4714 -J y', C V, ,fy f fxijffffy QV, I 1 f' f mznyw' MW . yy W ' ' P I ' I' K . 9 , , o r z . I'. : , i U i i 1 m V 1 W - l - D I I L S P O ' I o B I X E L S NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE Co MPX? OKQXED ll PS1 tm VII y LIFE ACCIDENT HYBRID QEED CORN HEALTH IIOSPITALIZATION WHFAT 'MTS SOYBEANS ROLLAND D REICHENBACH L Columbus Grove 0hl0 Pandora 0hIo Phone 72 E I oneyo th g btwot o wth 'P Ddn? Y g s 1 o fl COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Putnam County Farm Hartman Sons Bureau Co op Assn Columbus Grove, Ohlo Phone 106 E Pandora, 0hIo 9 l ,. 'flf y Thr- f0lIIltl'y'S Friem i 3 ' Ill. I' ws ' and K - livlleml A 'ent Thre-9 Milf-s South uf l':InIlora 1 l ' I . Jeweler: Yes, 'll refund your rn n e rin , U h 's wr ng i it, I ' if suit? oun mon: Ye, i suited Il right, bu didn'T. of 0f 0 P g N' Yy BEST WISHES SENIORS 1952 I-Iauenstem s Bakery BLUF F TON OHIO MEYERS ELECTRIC Smce 1922 Apphances and Contractmg RADIO and TELEVISION Phone 17 Lelpslc Ohm h kpe h uo QT MILLER SALES and SERVICE BUICK AUTOMOBILES GMC TRUCKS SOHIO OIL PRODUCTS Phone 381 W 319 N Mam Bluffton Ohio JOHNSON S BARBER SHOP HAIRCUTTING SPECIALTY 0:10 324 N Mam Bluffton Ohm 9 ' 7 , . . , - Mr. Burk olter: Gee, you loo r tty, Mrs. Burk olfer. Yo I ok sweet enou h o eof. Mrs. Burkholter: I do! l.eT's go! 7 and a n Evenings Ilixrept Tuesday! ' . , . . . , . P O H d d How good IS good enough HQ Md rw Here m America, wc re a lot less mterestcd tn answermg that questlon than we are How much belter can we do lt That s why last year s track records have a way of fallmg this year That s why thus year s mnracle drugs gnve way to greater medical mnracles next year That s why we come up wlth televlsxon then color televxslon That s also why we come up w1th a good gasolme then a better gasoline For under the healthy competttlve system we have m the U S A there IS a reward m sports m scnence nn business for those who are not satnslied wnth good enough As long as every mdnvldual and every company IS free to seek the reward that comes wrth domg lt better America will continue to be a better and better place ln which to llve The COITIPGYIY Producers of Petroleum .rmce 1887 awww Irote Cop Lody you cont pork here Ddnt you reod that sign? Nrs Mcti nney Certainly I reod It IT soys Fine for pork ng Al KRTS or Ill llll ml ll I nomls or SH'f'Pt!lPfll'lS,' Am I ln,,, c ru- nn' ww lth Hart I- 'ass Start F26 W. IIIGII ST. UMA, OIIIG Page One Hundred One SHO 'N OU' C F Nlswander 8: Son NEW STORE FOR MEN a na you' TEEN PAN ALLEY Internatlonal Harvester For H1 School C ucs Dealer Fngxdalre Bendlx Maytag Home Appliances Tle 'Sl f r Tee s Llma Ohxo BLUFFTON OHIO f e s C tch o yth g'P culled o e Nop repled Dole o t been home yet Compllments of Pandora Processing Co PANDORA OHIO h. , . , O O 1 . , . I fore 0 np 9 Dole Agner skipped school ond went fishing. When he come buck, he met some ri nd . G n in . n , If ein ' u inf .,, O O 9 P g O A H d d T COMPLIMENTS of BLUFFTON COLLEGE Bluffton no Mrs Geuger Johnny clon t you know thot its wrong for o boy to flghf'P John G lger Yesm but Bully doesnt know at ond lm proving IT o hum Bluffton Cement Block lncorporated Nl uluf u turers of 1 UNI RPT DR UN Tl' I' Ill NliRllx Ill NSTONI' liiilld A Tl' Rmlulers of SXND X lTRll4ll-ll Ill E QPNIPNT R 01 hS STEP' QXSLI un tlllwr lflllllll'I'5 Supplies on 1 in Blulfton, Ohlo Compliments and Best Wlshes F ortman Body Repair Ottawa Ohlo Phone 21034 COMPLETE WRECK REPAIR No damage too large or too small P ge O e Hu ded Three r Oh' . , - , . : , . 2, , . , . , . . A . - : , n . ' 0 . 1 z ' 1 , . , . I ,.', X . , . ,, .. . A., . . , - . . . . ' f'1 I ' 2' 5 . 7 f'ENll'IN'I' - l'TAS'I'FIR , , . . , , , L A . - A ,., . , . ,, , Y . , .X , .. .. . - . . .,,, . .. z I . ,, . . 4 Ph 1 - ZEI3-W rr 2!'?-XV . l G fl rl I Each of the firms whlch has purchased advertlslng space ln the 1952 Mlrror IS to the best of our knowledge reputable and rellable They are all buslnesses which serve our communlty well Although t xey do make the pubhcatlon of the Mlrror pos sxble we do not ask vou to patromze them for that reason We have met the people who represent them and we know that they are lnterested ln the welfare of our community you should show your Interest ln them Eddle Pecklnpaugb Huh thats nothing My grandfather fddles nth has whnskers COMPLIMENTS Pandora Egg Sz Poultry Co . , , . Q . Bob Drerup: My uncle is real clever, be plays the piano by ear, ' ' : , ' ' . I w' ' ' , of 0 . fj ' I. -0 , P O H' .' ad F ED S GENERAL REPAIR SHOP GULF OIL PRODUCTS ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING TIRE REPAIR Farm Machmerw Repalred Plow Shares Rebuilt also Hard Sur facing Mower kmves sharpened Carboznte Proctme Waterproof coatmgs for roofs foundations tanks troughs fence posts and under ground pipe lmes Have vour automobile wheels balanced the Hunter tune m way wlthout removmg them thereby balancing brake drums as well as the wheels Phone 2171 GILBOA OHIO Route 224 Evelyn M Yes Doddy It wos going to strlke eleven but I stopped at so at wouldnt woken you SHOP and SAVE Hllver s Jewelers Wlttnauer Bulova Elgm Watches FREY S DEPARTMENT STORE J ewelry Silverware Keepsake Diamonds Repair Service Established 1877 OTTAWA OHIO LEIPSIC PHONE 109 PceO H 7 .I . 9 . S ' . r . 9 s 9 ' , , 9 Mr. Myers: Didn't I lteor the clock strike three lust os you got in lust night? ' 7 at 7 9 g ne undred e U P illtrni aitnnnlEm1k Pandora, Ohm The Farmer 9 Frzend Deposits Insured Up to S10 000 00 for Each Deposltor eed fo cu cg ly BILL JONES GARAGE PONTIAC AUTOVIOBILES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Sales and Servxce I eneral Farage Work ILIPSIL Ohio Phone 68 B R A C Y S Clover Farm Store QUALITY FOODS MEATS 'rmum I lx sul-r NTION Phone 24 A L E Br 305 PClllS I I Q 4 of I gg 1 I 37 I Member Federal Deposit lnsuranre Corporation , . Barber: Your hoir needs cutting badly, sir. lrole Customer: No, IT doesrft. It n s be t ni e . You cut it badly ihe los? Time. 7 J I I K 1 0 Free lleliu-ry L ' .. . . , 1 1 1 1 4 9 ' 1 4' .1 ', 0 0 . MOORHEAD ELEVATOR GRAIN COAL FEEDS GEO H MOORHEAD OWNER and MANAGER LEIPSIC OHIO CLIFF PARKER Sales CHEVROLET Servlce PHONE 50 LEIPSIC OHIO Marlene Am I the e y f'rsf g I yo e reolly kssed'? Ch ck AbsoI tely do I g the ofhe w I sf p oct ce moneu e s THE OTTAWA IMPLEMENT CO Internatlonal Harvester DEPENDABLE SERVICE LOW COST 'Hake Ou St re X ur Hea Iqua te Ottawa Ohlo F9 F lsher Funeral Home 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 21286 Ottawa Ohxo PgOHddS . . , s . 9 1 v r I ir u'v i . u u , rin, rs ere 'u r I . O U . at . . r .'0 '0 1 r . . . 7 9 UTI F9 SCHOMAEKER S KOHLI MOSER HARDWARE and GIFTS BODY SHOP Ill' XTPR INII RI XI II XSHI' RS C XXII' PII It Ix NPI! ll'KI'l'lTl0N llll dll NTU! IS III! IN I I ISSN IR AU I Il ll'0RNl K I S IHIRII' R' ,,lNN,.,m ,RP 1 1101 x II 11111111 uws SPR! Ill' OTTAWA OHIO mal Phone 21361 Phone MSRP 111011 II 111- T0 lil 1 Columbus Grgve, 01110 Bob J1m certolnly ns 0 fosf Tolker Rob Well why not? HIS fofher wos o Tobocco ouctnoneer ond hls mother was woman THIS TIME IT S HUDSON VIC BEAN S GARAGE HUDSON SAL S and SERVICE Phone 190 LCIDSIC, Ohlo McDANIEL S BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Best Ha1r Cut in Town PHONE 2361 GILBOA, OHIO 7 - I ' ' F? , A - . .1 . . -' I ' 'I I ' .' 2 I q 1 f-1 1 - 1 v T AA I Al 1 4 lllfdl i ,. H 'Ji 'D ' ' 'I Sflllllll. Sl'I'I'I,II'IS PAINTING l'0'I'ff'IRY W' 1'..'.1: il ' -, - 21- ' ':: : P. .V 1' n 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 4- 0 A I ' 11 ' I ' ' ' 'N : , . ' I l C1 4 1 I KJ E ,, . . . 7 F' Q One Hundr d EVP! Lehman's Home Furnishings and NORGE HOME APPLIANCES Phone 22 A Pandora Ohlo Lehman s Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NICHT Phone 22 C Pandora Ohio w hc: so? Why ddnf No h s ofboth Hes h he had s uch good Cho ce9 Bluffton Meat Market HOME KILLED MEATS CUSTOM BUTCHERING Ill l l'l l'ON S BIXY Ill TC Ill' RS PAUL BASINGER FRANCIS REICHENBACH IT WILL PAY YOU PAY Us A VISIT BAER S SHOE STORE Columbus Grove Ohlo I- n HOSIERY PURSES RUBBER FOOTWEAR PgOHddN Y 7 -' 1 7 NPG -N Now w T, n. i ' 0 W i w en G n . TO 7 and , ' PROCESSING Shoes That You 'Like 1For .UI the 'al ily' GEIGER S SALES AND SERVICE DELCO OIL FURNACES SHELI PRODUCTS Harold Geiger HARLAN S POULTRY ACRES ralser of Frlers and Brollers Llve and Dressed Poultry Custom Dresslng Phone 96 A Phone 48 C Pandora Voce o Pho e Ken y Dukes s sck o d con ot attend s hool today Co A ght Who sr s? s s Po y bro e ZIieI3mhmDn'lImdS6fl7n1li1hgQa DRY CQQDS READY TO WEAR MEN s FURNISHINGS Peters Weather Bird Ball Band Shoes Rubbers Wolverme Shoes and Gloves General Electric Appliances Ironrltc Ironers Hoover Sweepers Zemth Radlos I G A SELF SERVICE SUPER MARKET TOYS and GIFTS BASEMENT Pgo Hddl 7 9 R 4 ' i n n 1 n i i n n c . Mr. x: ll ri . i hi . Voice: Thi i ul, m th r. ' . I - . 9 4 COVIPLIMENTS RAY S BAKERY The Home of I-me lhked lomle Phone 111 Findlay Ohlo JENNINGS FURNITURE STORE IN Till' ll0l'I'l lil IIDINK lh me T 9 011 um Ohm 1945 1001! l l RNITI Rl' XXI! l'IO0R HN MUN! S 1952 nth Keir ln lutmun lountw Mohlon Dod who? would you do If I got ol! As on my report cord? Folher Why I guess ld drop deod' Mohlon Hey Mom I lust saved Doddy s life Shop and Compare BURRY S MARKET UN R0l Tl' 1' Quality Home Kllled Meats Modern Processmg Seruce Phnlco and York Home Freezers Phllco Televlsxon Handy Parkmg Phone 75 A MARSHALL 8: BIXEL General Electrlc Appliances Wlflhg, and Fixtures SALES 'md SERVICE Tel 139W l44N Mann BLUFFTON OHIO P qe One H nd ed El Y r r 1 1 .. -- , - n 1 I . 'J ' v ' .J , - . , - - - - . A A 1 - . I ' I 2128- : '., ' - ' - - . v - . - -. . .. I 1 4. . 4 1 1 In -. - - , l 1 , 1 - 1 : , . 1 . , . . , . 1 , , . at . . , 1 L . . Y . Q . 7. 1 . . . v . ' F-' 9 o u r P Where Frlends Meet TAWA DRIVE IN Ed and Fran Bracy Ottawa, Ohlo Sdndnuhes 'illlk Shakes 'SI :Its I' reneh I' nes Sumldes Soups I olfee op McCullough s Store GROCERIES MEATS CANDIES FRESH FRUITS ICE CREAM Phone 2381 Gllboa Ohlo Mrs Turner I understand you have o model husband Mrs McKinney Yes Id soy so but he cunt o worknng model hes lust cn blue print CAVANAGH GREENHOUSE Fresh Cut Flowers Potted Plants Floral Designing OTTAWA OHIO IHONI' l0rl l mler New 'Management Yvonne Schwab Slanager CARL FREY S GARAGE Opposlte Fair Grounds Ph 22498 Road Seruce Ca Delnerw tl'Nl'RIl RI'l1IRlNl lIl IlINl NISRXTIION I XS WI IIRID Ii I'I'IrRIl'S OTTAWA OHIO POHddTI ' 7 . . I U Q ss ay 44 ,, . la 1. . ' W I ' . ' . I ,' ' . z .' - ' ' ' 5 . ,' - -- ' . 1 ' ' I . - - P , . , . , . , . . ' 3 1 1 1 ' - . . v r V s f . , . . - . . . 7 . ' ' . - II - ' ' ' .1.. Q, ., ., .. . ,. 1- ,,.,. ,, 1 I. . e , . .' . 4 - .U . I - . .' .' . I. . - L. .. , , ,, 9 ne un re we ve Compllments 1. TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY I9 dl Mau 4 e fad panda? O 0 u i I - - in ' ' ANDORA. OHIO Custom Sheep Shearing Wool Dlpplng Drenchmg Wool Buylng Roland Burkhart X1 Sons O I I Q C ne an a, no lllfnolv .1 V .mm Puqn Ono Hundmd Fifror-n CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Faculty meetlng Labor Day Flrst day of school conflncts etc More conflicts' Football Preview Pandora Gulboa tres Bluffton 7 7 Spyglass Staff announced New schedule Fnrst Pandora Gnlboa P T A meeting Electron of class oftlcers cheerleaders and home room counselors Pandora Gnlboa walloped by Spencervnlle 440 Chapel Reverend Powell speaker Forest defeats Pandora Gnlboa 45 O Tough luck fellows' F H A wemer roast Electron of F H A officers Sensor pictures taken Smule purty lads' More Sensor plctures and faculty Broke the camera' Pandora Gnlboa defeats Wapak St Joe 2 0 ls that a football score? OCTOBER Putnam County Fair Get your tlckets here Folks' Pandora G lboa trounced by Shawnee 40 O P T A meeting F H A hayrde More un' Lafayette defeats Pandora Gnlboa 26 7 P T A Bazaar at Gnlboa Northwestern Ohno Educatnonal Assocuatnon meeting No school Ylppeell Pandora Gllboa defeats Delphos JeFferson T40 Movue The Howards of Vurglna Mr Ross tells the Iunnor hugn students ghost stones NOVEMBER Pandora Gnlboa defeated by Columbus Grove 390 R c crv' Bo n srcak ID Chapel a Toledo Pandora-Gilboa beaten by Elida 26-7. F. F. A. - . . . i . f . . . . . . T ev r ,c li n 5 ' . . . Cl S1-rtc :'N NOVEMBER Putnam County Teachers Meetung No school' Lets have more teacher meetungs' Scrap Druve Pandora Gulboa defeats Leupsuc 12 O FULL DAY' H Bake Sale MIRROR Staff meetmg Zuercher accorduan assembly meetung Furst day of huntung season Where us everyone? Junuor Class Play at Pandora Good work kuds' Junuor hugh defeated by Vaughnsvulle 32 34 .lunuor Class Play at Gulboa More good work' Junuor hugh defeats Columbus Grove 41 29 Columbus Grove downs Varsuty 5139 un basketball opener Thanksguvung assembly program A F H A Pheasant Feed Yum' um' .lunuor hugh see movue The Duscovery of Ameruca No school' Thanksguvung vacatuon Varsuty defeats Harrod 51 36 Thanksguvung vacatuon over Back to the braun factory' DECEMBER Junuor hugh assembly Reverend Frey speaks Varsuty wallops Luberty 70 38 Junuor hugh defeats Ft Jennungs 33 30 Fort Jennungs beats Varsuty 58 52 F H A Chrustmas Party F F A meet ng Gulboa Grade Operetta Red Candles Junuor hugh defeats Leupsuc 4811 Varsuty downs Leupsuc 58 37 21 No school' Let ut snow let ut snow let ut snow' Glcundorf basketball game postponed Too much snow' Chrustmas vacatuon beguns Chrustmas Was Santa good to you? JANUARY New Years Day Back to school Lela Fugge exchange student from Germany mester wuth us .lunuor hugh defeats Ottawa Publuc 3124 Varsuty beats Ottawa Parochual 7159 orruves to spend the second se Pup Ono H nd ed Seventeen F. F A.. ' . F. .A. . P. T. A. ' . F. F. .- . . . . . .Y . . . . i . Rf . U V JANUARY Beaverdam slups by Varsuty 47 43 P T A mee g Muller Cuty defeats the Junuor Hugh 4'I 40 Muller Cuty swamps Varsuty 68 28 Varsuty wuns over Ottawa Publuc 36 33 Columbus Grove defeated by Junuor Hugh 53 35 Chapel Program Reverend W uyman speaks Varsuty slups by Contunental 40 37 Sophomores order class rungs Junuor hugh defeated by Contuncn al 24 21 Hugh School Operetta tryouts Wncw' Was tha close but I made t' Junuor hugh beats Glandorf lun ors 3127 Bluftton slups by Varsuty 654 Student body chooses emblem Yea Rockets Varsuty loses to Ottovulle un tnruller 57 6 Leeston the Magucucun entertauns the enture student body What a mystery' F A mee un Communuty lnstutute at Pandora Farmers lnstutute at Gulboa FEBRUARY Senuor Scholarshup and Senuor Agruculture Tests at Ottawa Chapel Program Tru County Team P T A mee g Speech Class presents Assembly Program How To Propose Junuor hugh defeats Kaluda 22 20 Varsuty whups Vaughnsvulle 69 62 Glandort beats Varsuty 56 42 Junuor Hugh Musuc Festuval at Luma Glanclorf defeats Junuor hugh T9 33 F F A mee ung Basketball Tournament at Leupsuc Mller Cuty slups by Varsuty 46 'W Nuc game fellows' It was one of your best' Yugo Slavs entertaun student body wuth Assembly Prooram Pandora Grade School Operettas Hansel and Gretel and The Shoe Makrr and the Elves Otterbeun College Womens Glee Club entertauns student body Senuor boys become unterested un Coeds . . . tin. . . ' ' . l 7 . . , - . ' ' ' l. ,-I .. F. H. A. and F. . . t' gs. Carey beats Varsity 60454. . . . tin . , . . . . 1' . ' ' . l ' ' ' '..'. ' C ' ' ' Il If I nut- A FEBRUARY F F A Assembly Program Gurls swoon 29 Trl County Tournament Freshmen have skatung party Reverend Harder speaks un Chapel 27 Junuor Hugh Tournament at Glandorf Contunental edges Pandora Gulboa 5 Student body entertauned by Blackwell the ventruloquust Junuor Hugh Tournament Contunental trums our boys 39 35 MARCH Junuors hold Rummage Sale Junuor Hugh Tournament at Glandorf Junuor hugh sees movue Abe Luncoln Representatuve from Toledo Hosputal School of Nursung counsels Senuor gurls F F A meetung P T A meetung Hugh School Operetta The Huther and Thuther Somethung dufferent' of Danny Duther Hugh School Operetta ogaun F F A Parluamentary Procedure Contest St Patrucks Day The wearung of the green' F F A Parent Son banquet Dustruct Solo and Ensemble Audutuons at Luma Byron and Betty earn 2 and Gurls Ensemble earns l Congratulatuons' May 22 us comung closer and closer' APRIL .lunuor Skatung Party at Fundlay Sophomores receuve class rungs Movue Sweet Rosle OGrady Electuon of May Queen Kung and attendants Varsuty P G Banquet A very nuce evenung Gurls Glee and Orchestra compete at Ada Congrotulatuons gurls' Northwestern Ohuo Academy of Scuence dusplay at Bowlung Green Bob Steuner and Dale Lehman compete Good work fellows' F F A meetung P T A open house PuOnHdtNt , . I ' 1 . . . ,, . ,, , . . ,, . . . ,, , . . , . Alumni Program. Lots of good music! ' ' ' ' ' . Il ISI! - , H H - ' ll ' I Il , . . , - . , . . . , . flfl' P un. YP APRIL Guudance test Good Fruday servuces un the local churches Junuor Class Bake Sale More money? Easter And what dud the Easter Bunny brung to you? Senuors prepare stage for play The Wnole Towns Talkung Junuor Hugh Athletuc Banquet at Gulboa Senuor Class Play dress rehearsal Eughth graders take scholarshup tests T9 Senuor Class Play Well don ' Bravo' State Solo and Ensemble Aud tuons at Sprungheld Gurls Ensemble rates 'I Good work' Guudance Counsellor vusuts Senuors Athletuc Banquet guven by Y Teen Mr Mast talks Chapel Program Reverend Amstutz speaks Professor Klassen of Bluffton College guves devotuonal exerc se Boys Glee makes second appearance ot year A really fine program' Guudance Day at BluFfton Hugh School Northwest Conference Track Meet State Funals for Gurls Glee Club at Columbus Keep up the good work' F H A Mother Daughter Tea Grade and Junuor Hg'1 Musuc Concert Glboa Buuld ng MAY Putnam County Track Meet Art and Home Economucs Classes mak trup to Toledo Sprung Musuc Concert Pandora B.uuldung Movue O1 You Beaututul Doll W C T U entertauns Senuors and Faculty Baccalaureate Servuce at Grace Cuu ch Exams' Mud Ohuo College Track Meet Exams Agaun' May Day Need we say more? Commencement Glcn H lenbarger Sprungheld guvcs address Last day of s 'tool Senuo s leave for New York and Was n t n Eughtu G ade G aduatuon enuors return to old home town Happy days' Alumnu Banquet ' ll V I ' ll , . . Q ' ' ' ' I ll If . . . n . Q T' 1 . I , . . . . l . . . , . . . . . . . u . , . u . Scholarship Test at Bowling Green. Junlor-Senior Banquet. . e . . . . I . . . ' II I ' Il I 'I ' . . G u F . F . . . . . , , , c. . ' r HE - 3 . s . . r I . S ' . :iv--Ll Tw-ntv ...v-rw.n,,1,-EvT.f..n+e-f-fffr-wfn-nn,--f5f-mv'w1m-aw-+q- r-vs-rw,--'fffv-A X '- ex-rw 'Q -- - ' -,-1+ V M . . . 1 q M., ff'

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