Paulding High School - Echo Yearbook (Paulding, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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May it be one of your high school treasuresg the school which will help you find your position in life. -THE ANNUAL STAFF Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL Page 1 Page 'Ufnawlecfge M pawn Knowledge is power-but power to transform, to destroy, to create, or to lay waste? To set knowledge apart from purpose is to miss the reason for its develop- ment and accumulation. There is no more justification for commending knowledge as power than there is for praising habit as power, or skill as power, or attitude as power. These have power only with respest to the purposes they serve and the out- comes they produce. . f. ez. t. The senior class of 1949 takes great pleasure in the dedication of the Echo to Miss Anna. Powers. After forty years of public service in and around Paulding school has enabled her to start the molding ,of a. great number of first grade pupils lives. We take our hats off to a lady who has lived well, laughed often, and loved muchg who has loved little children and accomplished her taskg who left the world better than she found it. THE SENIOR CLASS-1949 Pager. 3 Page 4 Zahn Szfafj Il Wu KI Big jab' LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Louise Workman, Circulation Manager, Marilyn Mous- er, Photographerg Marilyn Gillen, Production and Feature Editor: Marjorie Kauser, Assistant Editor: Florice Johnson, Photographer: and Virginia Stahl, Advertising Manager. STANDING: Mr. Barton, Adviser: Benjamin Manz, Advertising Manager: Claude Pepper, Advertising Manager: Kenneth Woodring, Calendar Editorg William Paulus, Assistant Production and Feature Editor: Coe Gordon, Advertising Man- agerg Willis Stoller, Business Manager, Jerry Dangler, Sports Editor: and Jim Rulman, Sports Editor. ABSENTEES: Bob Whirrett and Darlene Sunday. n f 1' 51 fJ ' f , xy Mwwwwxxwm MWNWWXX WN 'S K S A MAN ST 3 RATION 7 4' Q 1 if I .0 ' 'P 0 ' .... I 1 4 ' 131 Q 7' 2 SQXXAW Y Q J XfxNNwxXxmX 1 ' 4 4 X X .f Www 10' THE SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Clerk, Mr. John Hooker: Vice President, Mr. Paul Helleg Mr. O. W. Buchanan, Mr. Harold Boundy and Dr. J. L. Dillery. ABSENTEE: Presi- dent Noah Shields. nu zz H XX. gi le? . H me .mxwwgm K-1, 5 ,. qqlfw' f Q ff' 1 . .1 n M, Bacmlafzi s .2 me n as xx ya 'K ' me I -U . Q H sa fm ss as ea xx ml' af ,. as me ix nga - ff ew Elm 5? E-fem as 'ss B . N 2 2- : E emwjij K in we-5 . if Q EW, e HE mmf? Ass xx E . -H 4 hw: ,mv V N Q-V rn zz uf gpg was ss H, vs H gg EK' ss na H sz MR. O. W. BUCHANAN MR. A. E.,ALLENSWORTI-I MARY RUTH WORL - ' ' .Sak Page 6 E gs s ,t .wg .ESS K. zz nz as w i aww, MRS. IRIS GALLAGHER Ohio Wesleyan University English IV, Consumer Economics, Public Speaking MR. KEN BOWERSOX Findlay College Ohio State Ohio Northern University Coaching, Biology, Physical Education MR. WILLIAM WALTER Bowling Green University Industrial Arts MR. ELLIS LUTZ Asbury College Drew University Ohio State History, English of Page 8 MISS MARY ETTA FISHER Ohio State University Iowa. State Home Economics MR. E. E. I-IADLEY Bowling Green University Mathematics MRS. INEZ HEMLEIN Defiance College Dramatics, English, Latin Oops-My Wa,istline. iw ,V 3-N. 0 'V ftp i .fi M .Hg 'lx I '3i3is2 Q I ,L 'fn H3921 'EW .I K. H tx N? 53165: inf 3?v1x'2'1efwY::ag.G A x N 4 9 lp f Y L 4 I of 4 si 17:5-x W -'img Q A fe-Qf,,,i, X .,-:. , W ,iv 24 ' f . ' 5 .. X ig-an ,,.. ' H .. iii-ML .1g?:' ' 12, f Q, ' :2: ' '3f4TJ?5' --337 Qi M5451 ,A.,.,i,i, . 5 .,,,,L,g,, J J-,.fi.,'1 J,-S, 556 ' K' 5-.-1 in H M. V' MISS LUCILLE RUSSELL Ohio Northern University Vocal Music Darn, that sun is bright MR. JAMES R. BARTON Ohio University Commercial Subjects P Just,Before the Curtain. ss E X iw-in Y' -- Wg my . QV. Page 10 MR. EDWARD KEYSOR Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Junior High fs' 'T .....+.-af F' Miss ROSEMARY YOUNG 5 H :iii Bowling Green University it H, Junior High MR. GUY HEAZLIT Defiance College Junior High Get on the Key -Quartette 1 ss Q E E53 55' V5-Q S SS 5 , 5 M is . :.: .-.. , e ,. H W 2253 12 W -:P ' A m X ag Q nw fi 5 X A 4' if 'Q 1 X W' f' J, -T ' KL ur .4 Q U A 4 f N X f D 41 I JF X Nm SKXQXMXXXK X XQX x Q Nlnns X Xxxxxxxxbw W www Qfeg 'ff X x af 45141:-4:3 X W, ,m mms ms se :rm I xx QM xx , Q N nn Y wg N 'B' :- ::: 1 x up vw Uma 'Q Mm sf YQ ww ss ss xx-- my 5, . if Page an Av S 12 ww H2 - as UQ ,iw -wwf nm nm mx ww a wwe if Q 5 55 EV' genial: Blau t SEATED: Bob Whirrett, Treasurerg Kenneth Woodring,' President: and Miss Russell, Adviser. STANDING: Marilyn Mouser, Vice President: Willis Stol- ler, Student Council Member-at-large: Marilyn Gil- len, Student Council: and Marjorie Kauser, Secretary. ABSENTEES: Dorie Reinhart, Student Council Member-. at-largeg and Russell Hill, Student Council member. Jfziilaay 1949 We have always considered ourselves to be one of the most active classes in high school, though we have to admit that we are rather money-minded. During our. high school career we sold pencils and school pennants. During our junior year we we handled the concessions at football and basketball games. Miss Russell, our advisor, and Kenneth Woodring, our president, have served our class all four years. The class has had a girls' ensemble since the freshman year. Our Junior class play, A Credit To The Family , was considered Cat least by usb to be a success. . Our class officers for 1949 are as follows: Kenneth Woodring, Presidentg Mari- lyn Mouser, Vice-President: Marjorie Kauser, Secretary: Robert Whirrett, Treasurer: Marilyn Gillen, Russell Hill, Student Council: Willis Stoller, Daris Reinhart, Student Council At Large. The class hopes to transmit this school, not less, but better, greater, and more horu'oable than it was transmitted to us in future years to come. - Marjorie Kauser Class Secretary Page '13 , ,1, 1 ff., I 1 lbflfl f j'!p V X ,, . ' 1' 1 3 .1 -.g 1, sf ' ,I Marilyn Gillen -of Vocal Contest: 1, 2, 43 Band Contest: 33 Student Council: 2, 3, Vice Pres. 43 Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 43 Band: 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club: 1, 2, 43 Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, Squad Lead- er 4: Girls' Ensemble: 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarians Club: 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club: 2, 3, Pres. 4: Assembly Choir: 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader: 43 Speaking Choir: 2: Spilled Ink Staff: 3, 4: Echo Staff: 4: Junior Class Play. 4 Donald Reinhart Don FFA: 1, 2: Football: 1, 2, 3: Basket ball: 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3. Jerry Dangler Class Vice-President: 1: Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4 Secretary-treasure: Chorus: 1, 41 Assembly Choir: 2, 3, 4: Student Council: 33 Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Football: 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball: 1, 23 Spilled Ink Staff: 2, 3, 4: Commer- cial Club: 2: Echo Staff: 4: Play: 3. l l f 1 Joan Knisley K' Y-Teen: 1, 2. 3. 4: Band: 1, 2: Chor- us: 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: 2, 3. Q1 Darlene Sunday Chorus: 1, 3, 4: Band: 1, 2: Glee Club: 1, 2, 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 4: Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4: Com- mercial Club: 2, 3, 4: Spilled Ink Staff: 3, 4: Librarian's Club: 3, 4:4 Echo Staff: 4. Benjamin Manz Ben FFA: 1, 2: Treasurer, 3 Reporter: Intramural: 3, 4, Russell Hill Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- ciilg 2, 3, 4: Band: 2. Marjorie Kauser Margie Class Secretary: 2, 4: Class Treas- urer: 3: Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: 1, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble: 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Contest: 1, 2, 4: Junior Class Play: Commercial Club: 2, 3, 4: Li- brarian's Club: President 4: Spilled Ink Staff: 3, 4: Cheerleader: 3, 4: Assembly Choir: 3, 4: Echo Staff: 4: Cafeteria Cashierz. 4: Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4. William Paulus Bill Hi-Y: 4: Echo Staff: 4: Chorus: 4 Football: 4: Intramural: 4. Donna Jean Freshwater Blondie Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: 1, 2, 3: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, 4 Squad Leader: Junior Class Play: Commercial Club: 3: Cheer Leader: 3, 4. 'Page 15 Page 16 Patsy Wortman Pat Chorus: 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club: 1, 3: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club: 3: Spilled Ink Staff: 33 Echo Staff: 4: Cafe- teria Cashier: 3: Junior Class Play., Joseph Koenn Hi-Y: 2, 3: Intramural: 1, 2, 3: Con- tests: 1. William Baxter Bill Intramural: 1. Richard Buchman Dick Student Council: 1: FFA: 1, 2 Pres., 3, 4: Judging Team: 1, 2. Marilyn Dotterer Mae Y-Teen: 1, 2: Intramural: 2: Li- brarian's Club: 2, 3, 4. Mary Louise Stoller Meezie' Y-Teen: 1, 2. .ff rf-1. . fr M-Q0 Im, M, 'Y Helen Goodenough Y-Teen: l, 2, 3, 4: Band: 1, 2. 3, 4: Chorus: 3, 4: Glee Club: 4: Band Contest: 2, ,3. 4. , .,,.. , ,.- 1 Willis Stoller Class Vice Pres.: 3: Student Council: 1, 3, Vice Pres., 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 3 4: Football: 1, 2: Basketball: 1: Latl in Club: 2 Pres.: Glee Club: 3: Chor- us: 2. 3, 4: Echo Staff: 4: Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4. Marilyn Mouser Class Secretary: 3: Class Vice Presi- dent: 4: Student Council: 3, Sec. Treas: 4: Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra: 2, 3: Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural: 1. 3: Y-Teen: 1, 2, Squad Leader 3, Pres: 4: Girls' Ensemble: 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Contest: 1, 2, 4: Band Contest: 3: Latin Club: 2: Commercial Club: 2, Vice Presi- dent 3: Spilled Ink Staff: 3, 4: Echo Staff: 4: Junior 'Class Play? Li- brarians Club: 2, 3, Sec. Treas. 4. Arlo Andrews Doris Ann Reinhart Dody Student Council: 4: Band: 2, 3, 4: Chorus: 3, 4: Glee Club: 4: Com- mercial Club: 3: Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, 4' Librarian Club: 2. Ray Golngs FFA: 1, 2, 3: Football: 3, 4: Intra- mural: 3, 4: FFA Contest: 1, 2: Judging' Team: 1, 2,: Hi-Y: 3, 4. -VFW ,fr gy, Page 17 Virginia Stahl Gina Student Council: 1: Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble: 1, 2, 3, 4: Vo- cal Contest, 1, 2, 4: Glee Club: 1, 3, 4: Orchestra: 2, 3: Latin Club: 2: Assembly Choir: 3, 4: Echo Staff: 4: Hall Patrol: 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play: Band Contest: 3, 4. James Clark J im FFA: 1, 2 Treasurer: Judging Team: 1, 2: Football: 3: Intramural: 3. Kenneth Woodring Doc Class President: 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4 President: Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: 1: Football: 1,' 2, 3, 4: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4: In- tramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club: 2: Librarian Club: 3, 4: Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4: Class Play: 3. Joan Harmon Jeanie Band: 1, 2: Chorus: 2, 3: Intra- mural: 4: Commercial Club: 4. Page 18. Phyllis Noneman Y-Teen. l, 4, Spllled Ink Staff, 3, 4, Commercial Club: 4. Bill Fry H -Y: 2, 3, 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 3. 4. F otball and Basketball Manager: 2, 31 Chorus: 2. 3, 4: Class Play: 3. Harold Cook Bud FFA: 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y: 2, 3, 43 In- tramural: 1, 2, 3, 4, Dale Deevers Dek Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4: Chorus: 1. 4: Football 1, 2, 4: Basketball: 1. 2, 3, 4: Intra mural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: 1. Marian Gillard Florice Johnson Y-Teen: 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus: 1, 2, 3 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Band: 1, 2 semble: 1, 2, 3, 4: Echo Staff: 4 Assembly Choir: 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Vocal Contest: 1, 2, 4: Band Con- test: 3, 4: Junior Class Play. Robert Whirrett Bob Class Treasurer: 1, 4: Chorus: 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club: 1, 2: Football: 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball: 1, 4: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3. Bernard Barnes Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: H1-Y: 2 3, 4: Glee Club: 1, 3, 4: Girls' En- sq-P Page 20 James Morisy Jim Hi-Y: 2. 3, 4, FFA: 1, 2, 3, 4:As- sembly Choir: 3, 43 Intramural: 1: 2. 3, 4: Judging Team: 1, 23 Live- stock Contest: 3: Football: 2, 3, 4. Claude Pepper Intvamuval: 1, 2, 3, 4. Julianne Minck Judy Y-Teen: 1, 2, 4: Latin Club: 23 Spilled Ink Staff: 3, 4: Commercial Club: 4: Chorus: 4. Frank Harper Hi-Y: 2, 3: Football: 1, 2, 4. Ralph Reed Rip Ifitrarnural: 3. Ruth Phlipot Flip Y-Teen: 1, 23 Librarian: 2. 3. is g in 532 H Fam . 3 E Q giggigfiigfim. 5 'R-nf mgmamsgm E E32 WWE Hamm A Qzssm S a aa, ang?r Hg.gN aa 2 5 J mxwx 4 B Ki' iiggw v is G S5-in ,E N 4 Wann ijgfaa win: 2 mtv ,E-1 .v.'E ?!??ia gi mai ei. .2 A ,K X' Fla aKim vga 5 EEW.M KNEE is is H4229 n mx 1 saga i 11 I S3 Junior Dix Hi-Y: 2: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball: 3, 4: Class Play: 3. James Rulman Jim Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4: Assembly Choir: 2, 3, 2, 3, 4: Spilled Ink Staff: 4: Foot- ball Mgr.: 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Mgr.: 4: Annual Staff: 4: Intramural: 1 2, 3, 4. Harriet Louise Workman Shortie Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club: 2,3: Spilled Ink Staff: 3. 4: Echo Staff: 4: Chorus: 4: Glee Club: 4: Librarian's Club: 4: Y-Teen: 1, 2, ,3 4: Cashier in Cafeteria: 4: Junior Class Play. Reba Jean Paxton f'Jean Y-Teen: 1, 2: Intramural: 4: Carl Thompson Hi-Y: 2, 3 Vice Pres., 4 Pres.: Intra- mural: 1, 2, 3: Glee Club: 1, 2: Chor- us: 1, 2. Coe Gordon Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4: Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Li- brarian Club: 2, 4: Orchestra: 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play: 3: Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club: 2: Commercial Club: 2: Echo Staff: 4: Football: 3, 4: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 21 fm: ,al EEN' ml 'vm ww sg, Maia-in BE mamma Imaam iw mfs 881,35 may xgwm gn msg Egg, magma nga WES- W-,QW ms E. ,NVWEYZE QV ss ye ms nm mu Qjggym E Q xx nz Q Wgimsm BTBHQQH H EH ss V si ,Q iw Hi 'H 5 H B EE Sys gays B 33.2 .MQW SEJEM 5131-gg: ggi-,N wiswiww' was mi' gin? ,SHUI-pg-11 HERE H Mgpgwwwfg Qi??ljN 14 if EEZ .lm V fi H s AWQE zz f ks E? ' '3 s,g'2Ee!-maxim was-fl B Q mg, '55, iq WYLEHEKE W A is A mgww E ?5,:E:mfiw1g H W Q Q Q ai ww if sms ms GEMM We the class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-Nine, of the Paulding High School, Of the County of Paulding and the State of Ohio, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby Make, Publish, and Declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, Hereby revoking and making null and void all former wills heretofore by us made. ITEM: I We direct the pament of all our just debts, and the expenses of the Ad- ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM! ministration of our estate: moreover, we direct our executor, hereinafter named to erect a monument to our memory. ' II We give and bequeath our noble Qand otherwise? qualities, abilities, and I 'III private accessories as listed on the following pages. We bequeath all our teachers, the bitter with the sweet, who gave their best in our behalf, to future classes of this our dearly loved school. IV We bequeath our desks, lockers, etc., to members of the Senior classes to COITIC. : V We bequeath the success of our class to each graduating class which is to come after us, and we sincerely hope that they will endeavor to leave dearly loved school better than the class before them. VI We bequeath all money that is left after all debts are paid, to the school VII in any form that our executor, hereinafter named, wishes to invest to. We hereby constitute and appoint our Advisor, Miss Lucille Russell, as executor of this our last Will and Testament and direct her to withdraw all our money from the National Bank of Paulding, Paulding, Ohio, to carry out the provisions herein named. In Testimony Whereofg We have hereto set our hands to this, our Will and Testament on the TWENTY-FOURTH day of JANUARY in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Nine, Class of Nineteen Forty-Nine. Sworn to before us and subscribed in our presence this TWENTY- FOURTH day of JANUARY, A. D. 1949. WITNESSES: Ben Manz Willis Stoller I I 1 I I I I Marilyn Dotterer Attorney For Class of '49 , Arlo Andrews, bequeath my first seat in every class to Betty Albert. , Berna rd Barnes, bequeath my pamphlet entitled How To Master The Art Of Chewing Gum to'Mary Louise Stuttler. , Bill Baxter, bequeath my athletic ability to Angelo Capitello. , Dick Buchman, bequeath my agricultural aptitude to John Buchanan. , Jim Clark, bequeath my ability to get on the honor roll every six weeks to Ivan Arend. , Harold Cook, bequeath my personality to Pauline Harrow. , Jeflfy Dangler, bequeath my job as captain of the football team to Warren Stoller. Page 23 Page Blau 'Wm I, Dale Deevers, bequeath my ability to talk as if I had mush in my mouth to Mary Louise Bair. I, Junior Dix, bequeath my record of never being tardy to Larry Baxter. I,' Marilyn Dotterer, bequeath my nickname of Shorite to Marilyn Mentzer. I, Donna Freshwater, bequeath my diamond ring to Nancy Morris. I, Bill Fry, bequeath my love for the Sophomore girls to the Junior boys. I, Marilyn Gillen, bequeath my gift of gab to Lois Cramer. I, Marian Gillard, bequeath my debating technique to Bud Price. I, Helen Goodenough, bequeath my faithfulness to her one and only to Maxine Fellers. I, Coe Gordon, bequeath my most all around nature to Jim Stahl. I, Ray Goyings, bequeath my ability to make even the teachers laugh to Mark Andrews. , I, Joan Harmon, bequeath my bookkeeping ability to Merle Andrews. I, Frank Harper, bequeath my curly hair to Dave Price. I, Russell Hill, bequeath my ability to play basketball to John Harris. I, Florice Johnson, bequeath my ability to blush at every little thing to Pat Kersker. I, Marjorie Kauser, bequeath my ability and luck of being in Mr. Barton's good graces to -anyone he bestows it upon. I, Joan Knisley, bequeath my ease at making long book reports to Delores Stoller. I, Joe Koenn, bequeath my title of all around pest to Mickey Boundy. I, Ben Manz, bequeath my studious nature to Bill Bashore. I, Julianne Minck, bequeath my daily crab at Mr. Barton to Marlene Jellison. I, Jim Morisy, bequeath my attraction from all the girls to Milton Deming. I, Marilyn Mouser, bequeath my friendliness to Janet Burtch. I, Phyllis Noneman, bequeath my hard work of studying to anyone so ambitious. I, Bill Paulus, bequeath my experience with babies to Mr. Walterf I, Claude Pepper, bequeath my quietness to Keith Mansfield. I, Ruth Phlipot, bequeath my wishes to work in Van Wert to Mary Buchman. I. Reba Paxton, bequeath my ability to answer all the questions in English to Loretta Ringger. I, Ralph Reed, bequeath my ability to ask and answer questions in A. P. to Keith Deming. I, Don Reinhart, bequeath my ability to make the teachers think LI know what I'm talking about? to Pau1'Hill. I, Doris Reinhart, bequeth my seat in the student council to Nancy Buchanan. I, Jim Rulman, bequeath my basketball and football managing ability to Paul Workman. I, Mary Louise Stoller, bequeath my love of gossip to Sharon Burke. I, Willis Stoller, bequeath my nickname of Sulphur to Deane Allshouse. I, Darlene Sunday, bequeath my st1'ong Dernocratic--er' I mean Republican ideas to Rosemary Reinhart. We, Kenneth Woodring and Virginia Stahl, bequeath our high school romance to Kate Steele and Bob Flint. I, Carl Thompson, bequeath my ability to read the lesson in class fjust a para- graph aheadl to any one who can develop the art. I, BobkWhirrett, bequeath my happy go lucky manner to Leigh Stewart. I, Patsy Wortman, bequeath my crown to Jackie Stair. I, Louis Workman, bequeath by job as cashier in the cafeteria to Rex Boroff. 24 aw! pnwww Miss Helen Goodenough, an explorer she, Has toured the world from sea to sea. Florice Johnson by the Cecil Met discovered Is so rejoiced that her talent is uncovered. Hairdresser Doris Reinhart will fix your looks, So you resemble all the gals in glamor books. Junior Dix is a penniless shmoog The flower business is mighty low! In high school Pat Wortman studied her booksg But in Hollywood all she needs is her looks. Marian Gillard has gone on a spree And surprised her friends with a college degree! At Bill Paulus' jokes you may simply bend: But as a mortician he'll laugh in the end! In the Broughton Symphony he's really sharpg Tee-hee, that's Jim Morisy playing the harp. To Reba Jean Paxton we raise a hail As superintendent of the Paulding jail! In Hollywood a flashy flirt Just hooked our classmate. Bobbie Whirrett. Miss Joan Harmon may be seen As attendant to the Corn Bowl queen. Richard Buchman is really hep and alive With his dance band that plays swing and jive. Carl Thompson has really hit the top By running a ladies lingerie shop! Jim Clark for a plumber we're really soldg He'll fix your water so it doesn't run cold. Baby-sitter Louise Workman will charge no money If the guy's 6 feet tall and will call her Honey. Miss Marilyn Dotterer as a chorus girl, We love to see her swing and swirl. Arlo Andrews now is mayor: He sees that all the laws are fair. Mary Louise Stoller for the circus does ride And runs a popcorn stand on the side! That great designer Monsieur Bud Cook Has just created a new, new look! A radio announcer now is he Claude Pepper's on station D-R-I-P. Although it's been outlawed. Kenny Woodring's a bookie: He'1l tell you whether to bet on Babe or Cookie, In poetry I've lost all hope of acquiring fame, But Marilyn Gillen is my name! Page 25 Page 26 Few PWM Bill Fry, a very good dentist is heg For detal care, he can't be beat! Virginia Stahl, a famous actress is she: Her best-known lines To be or not to be. Julianne Minok, I am led to understand Softy and neatly is keeping her man. A doctor now is Marilyn Mouser: Patients pay the fees that house her. For legal advice, 'please do heed- Rush right away to Attorney Ralph Reed. If at his restaurant you can't pay your bill, Say, 'Tm a friend of your boss, Russ Hill Phyllis Noneman really sounds swell As a college cheerleader: you should hear her yell. In nursery rhymes she's really hot, That's nursemaid Freshwater on the spot. Ben Manz, a. brainy professorg he Has just been awarded a Phi Beta Kappa Key. When Instructor Gordon teaches the gals to steer, That faithful Ford is in proper gear. Dancer Joe Koenn is really tops, You can tell by the applause when the curtain drops. Although at intersections he never stops, Jim Rulman is one of our Paulding cops. Dale Deevers is sailing the bright wide ,seag In a blue suit and crew cut he's as cute as can be. A gay new circus has hit the town, - And it's starring Ray Goyings as the silly clown! She trains the boys and gives them steam: Margie Kauser is coach of Harvard's team. Though fame has carried his name high and wide, Artist Jerry Dangler seems to enjoy the ride. She writes the cook books of our age- D. Sunday has sweets on every page. It keeps Don Reinhart busy running his home For sweet old maids who have been left alone! ll In movies we all seem to get a thrill When our hero, B. Barnes, the villian does kill For news reporter Stoller now gives three cheers! Of Russian war he's banished our fears. Ruth Phlipot runs a hamburger stand, And even employs T. Dorsey's band. Oh how Bill Baxter really did shout When he won the Cecil championship boxing bout! Miss Joan Knisley, a housewife at last, says With dishpan hands, romance is past. - w l Q' ' fo 3 fx fx if gg ,Jimi 1 + NX NN ? 74 ,' I I 4' wx RN NYXE NW I 4 4 ,, 1 Zfvyii-is Page 28 t.. an , nd w :mms W E ss ms www ss an mms E 1 as ws n ma I I ok hmm Glen Uffzwa LEFT TO RIGHT: Monica Reinhart, Secretaryg Paul Hill, Vice Presidentg Dick Faust, David Price and Pyhllis Riggenbach, Student Council Members. Mr. Lutz, Adviser. ABSENTEE: Donna Winterhalter, Treasurer. Jfbufafuf JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 4, 1946 a group of decidedly green Freshmen entered Paulding High School. As usual, we got into the right class at the wrong time. After we gathered our wits about us we came to the conclusion that we had better start earning money for the Junior-Senior banquet, so we sponsored scrap drives and paid our class dues. In our Sophomore year we used practically' all of our small fund on the Fresh- man initiation. We elected Mr. Hadley as our class adviser for the second time. We again sponsored scrap drives and class dues to raise money. During the county basketball tournament we had a check room which proved to be very successful. We have now reached the year of sleepless nights and long working hours. We are heading for the last round up. Mr. Lutz, our adviser, and the entire class are handling all concessions at the football and basketball games. Our crowning achievement of the year was our class play, Here We Go Again. Our class is rather small and, therefore, everyone in the class was in some way con- nected with the play. ' , In May the Seniors may look forward to one of the best Junior-Senior banquets ever sponsored in Paulding High School. Seniors we hope you appreciate us! MONICA REINHART ' Class Secretary ,Page 29 Page 30 anim 61014. ROW ONE: tLeft to Rightl-Patricia Rife, David Price, Mary Louise Stuttler, Angelo Capetillo, LaDonna Manley, William Bashore, Marjorie Hummell, John Harris. ROW TWO: Donna Winterhalter, Donald Calvin, Barbara Comadol, Arthur Price, Rosemary Reinhart, Deane Allshouse, Jack Willitzer, Nancy Buchanan. ROW THREE: Robert Flint, Marilyn Kershner, Ray Dix, Monica Reinhart, Dick Faust, Loretta Ringger, Paul Hill, Nancy Morris. ROW FOUR: Maxine Fellers, Marlene Jellison, George Hardesty, Mary Buchman, Eleanor Carnahan, Merle Andrews, Isabel Rakonza, Jackie Stair. ROW FIVE: Delores Stoller. ABSENTEES: Carolyn Manz, Geliah Collins. if -I 0' W wx S sg A . -if 4, ' ef 4, X Nffgixgx XX NW XX M Ss 41 011125 7g xx x XNWM , I Www M W Nl NX 4 ,1 tr 4 4' Y 9 ,. mi - 1 VPageh31 J' Glau Snapfi is as new asm as was w s easiest Er' an H Mr: ,gf 507,44 Glen Gjficwi Left to right: Dorothy Todd Charles Weaver, Richard Gunderman, Janet Burtch, Patty Kersker, Warren Stoller. Seated: Mr. Walter, Adviser. afar HISTORY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS In September of 1947, fifty-four students entered their long-awaited Freshman year. The following officers were electd by th class: Pete Wythe, President: Charles Weaver, Vice-President: Dorothy Todd, Secretary: James Stahl and Roseann Reeb, Student Council, Mr. Lutz, Adviser. One of our first activities of the year was the Freshman Initiation which was given to us by our Pals, the Sophomores. This year we have the same number of students in the class. The following were elected at the beginning of the school year: Charles Weaver, President: Warren Stoller, Vice-President: Dorothy Todd, Secretary: Janet Burtch and Richard Gun- derman, Student Council: Mr. Walter, Adviser. DOROTHY TODD Class Secretary W E Mig, as a Page 33 we .,, ' A T 5? S, . w wf ' 1 ..e3,fA f , 'La ., 1 . 4: . 6' .Lg A 9' ' ' ' - ' it W A 3. .az - QQ' Q V v 'N ,, ,A ' : 9 f , Wim tx a f- ?aS'f?'f'.: 4 ' . 162251. .. . -' .,,g:5Ef. .::r , ang? Q - r'l3'E5':,:. , .. 5 - X 'f . , . S M 3432: R Sr' I 5 '1' ., ' ' ' 5 F 1 T? 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ROW FOUR: Jean Johnson, Milton Deming, Rosemary-Noneman. Bob Phlipot, Doris Goodenough, Richard Gunderman, Joan Ferrell, Mark Andrews, Naomi Gorrell. ROW FIVE: Betty Albert, Rex Shimp, Kathleen Steele, Keith Deming, Edith Keck, Charles Weaver, Pat Patterson, Warren Stoller. ABSENTEES: Charles Barnes. I 4,1 -fl Q Q f M .El FVVSM 0 X K W v 4 1 4 ':.-, r KJ ' ' ' 1 32 'f 'I Q I I i I I ' Q f 43351 c X S XXX X0 gk X 5 ' 4 .X X S s 5 4 I X rn HMEN X XXX Wk 4 Q , 4 ' O 4 Nwwvwyxwxwkx H www 4' i 'I J Q Y A xl :Swag x A f .Mi A if H g? . V 2 :- V -:-.:.:-Q.: x as 5. W ' K A 'QM' 5 V 1. 1 -- .5 Q .,.,, uv ln - R xxg Z 'wk 62 Glen GWWL4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hadley, Adviser: Ann Brune, Vice Presidentg Doyle Johnson Treasurer: Robert Helle. President: and Louella Hill, Secretary. ABSENTEES: Eldean Keck and Allen Bybee, Student Council members. ' ' ' llllddq , HISTORY OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS 119497 On September 7, 1948, the Freshman class, consisting of sixty-one pupils entered Paulding High School. It was one of the biggest moments of our school life. We elected the following officers: Robert Helle, President: Ann Brune, Vice-President: Louella. Hill, Secrearyg Doyle Johnson, Treasurer: Eldean Keck and Allen Bybee, Student Council representatives. Then a stupendous announcement was made! Our nightmares were over! Our wildest hopes were realized-No initiation. In order to raise money, we paid fifty cents a semester for class dues and checked coats at the basketball games. We are looking forward to our career in high school in which we endeavor to keep our class and school the best possible. LOUELLA HILL ' Class Secretary Page 37 -iw , H Q 1 , 11. ' e , i - . U R I: Q 3 -I W I Q . . as A , , - 5.371 , l kr A ii C 5,331 i g ,ri in -:-:Ll .3 : , 9? . Z ,Q , .T ,sg .EI - L . ,:-. , r If M 5. g f: X il , , , I 4 . f ' sill 'wr 5 ' IW? h -Q 540 A V- fx Q a l ' : Y , ' A WHS' ' f 1 W fmige 'ri , 8-'XSS' gigs? iz X , 'Q-22 v it S - .. 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SECOND ROW: James Allshouse, Louella Hill, John Clark, Justine Keck, Charles Myers. Margie Funkhouser, Mitchell Boundy, Sharlene Straley, Paul Thompson, Dorothy Gross. THIRD ROW: Joyce Cain, Ray Arnold, Sharon Zeller, Allen Bybee, Marilyn Minck, Morris Brune, Darlene Klingler, Doyle Johnson, Marlene Parson, John Fulk. FOURTH ROW: John Casper, Billie Ann Sellers, Jay Jackson. Eldean Keck, Franklin Warner, Shirley Paulus, Robert Helle, Shirley Russell, Hal Schall, Mary Ellen Burns. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Wunder, James Collins, Norma Miles, Kenneth Klimmer, Mary Ann Johnson, Jackie Iler, Mary Louise Bair, Richard Paulus, Mary Lou Rakonza, Paul Gallagher. SIXTH ROW: Lola Mae Cain, Rollin Cooper, Christine Gross, Rex Deevers, Bur- netta Jackson, Wayne Woodring, Elizabeth Price, James Harmon. Thomas Baldin. 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Page A 40 Treasurer: and Jack Outland, Vice President. aghih game., ROW ONE. tLeft to Rightl: Louise Klingler, Tommy DeLaet, Joyce Fulk, James Jones, Alice Bennett, James Noneman, Ladene Klinger, Robert Smith, Shirley Gorrell. V U ROW TWO: Robert Gorrell, Irma Harper, James Sellers, Donnave Schwab, David Allshouse, Elizabeth Hertle, James Phlipot, Donna Mae Goyings, Joseph Gillard. ROW THREE: Betty Colley, Paul Workman, Mooneen Rumbaugh, John Noneman, June Kochenour, Daryl Vance, Sharon Burke, Donald Gerber, Wanda Speakman. ROW FOUR: Guy Vinegar, Grace Steele, Calvin Miller, Loretta Mobley, Charles Clark, Velina Page, Jack Outland, Mary Alice Watson, Ivan Layman. ROW FIVE: Nancy Brewer, John Buchanan, Marilyn Miller, Roger .Glick, Carol Morrow, Mervin Carlisle, Dorothy Hyman, Robert Miller, Carolyn Gorrell. ROW SIX: Delores Rickels, Burl Barnes, Cora Lee Crumwell, Robert Foltz, Dora Hasch, Rex Fleck, Anna Straka, Larry Baxter, Janetta Lehman. ROW SEVEN: Russell Arend, Donna Patterson, Robert Smalley Page 41 Page 42 Seaenih Qaeda ROW ONE. tLeft to Rightlz David Combs, Marilyn Wells, Daniel Sprow, Ruth Stoller. John Reinhart, Louise Morhart, Lee Bates, Helen Eiserle, Frank Sander. ROW TWO: Raymond Stultz, Gloria Parson, Clarence Langston, Janet Rhinehalt, Charles Dunakin, Barbara Barnes, Donald Sprow, LaDean Betts, John Lehman. ROW THREE: Beverly Whirrett, Donald Jackson, Sally Kuns, James Johanns, Helen Strabele, Lloyd Parson, Shirley Sontchi, Justus Wilhelm, Ruth Proxmire. ROW FOUR: Robert Krick, Phyllis Caryer, Jack Hardesty, Betty Dangler, Jerry Boundy, Jeanneane Dangler, Harold Waters, Shirley Johnson, Robert Cody. ROW FIVE: Helen Arend, Richard Barrett, Corrine Neff, James Burke, Carolyn Shields, Lerry Zeller, Doris Carlisle, Dan Riggenbach, Shirley Casper. ROW SIX: Ralph DeMuth, Darlene Klemmer, Thomas Stahl, Mary Jo Stratton, William Jones, Ruth Ann Hart. A 9 A ,X-TJ? J 2' XXSNNNNXNNXN I 4' QP' 1 tg., X wx! fs- 4 A ff X . ' A I. X 4' J c YZF 'guy 1 In 4' -If X XX S x fi -'S -,X A R A HLETIQS X JMS 'EM XX F gk 7' qevs' eiprh 1 : b 'Y 4: X N 1' 4 X I 4, ' Y 1 Page143 E XWXNNNNNXQXN s asia is .5. eg sz Haa- News a mg if ag.: WMM, K-x ns s na W 'EQ H si. get FF f wx 11 ,K HQ w N V' nm .,.ws, .. H4 aww same LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Junior Dix, Bill Paulus, Coe Gordon, Jim Morisy, Ken- neth Woodring, Jerry Dangler, Bob Whirre ' Dale Deevers. ROW 2: Coach Kenneth Bowersoxg John Harris, au ichard Faust, Donald Calvin, Angelo Capitello, David Price, tt.. Frank Harper, Ray Goyxngs, and P 1 Cramer, Jack Brune, Arthur Price, Ray Dix, R Raymond Arnold and Charles Weaver, Manager. ROW 3: James Harmon, Doyle Johnson, Jack Iler, Loren Thomas, John Clark, Pete Wythe, Warren Stoller, Richard Sunday, Charles Myers, Robert Helle, James Stahl, Manager, and Paul Workman, Manager. ABSENTEES: Paul Thompson, Rex Shimp and Jim Rulman, Manager. Schedule Paulding 2 Cal-ey Paulding 6 Delphos Paulding 7 Hicksville Paulding 0 Rockford Paulding 0 Coldwater Paulding 26 Payne Paulding 12 Alumni Paulding 2 Lima St. Rose Page 45 ,193 ' it .Q :E xi - xi, ,sax w 21 . ,. 555 A 4jjQ,mR E 95. .. M ' 'ii ' fx? vw, ,wie 5341. .fbi fx '31-'557' if E H 535 2- if E gf an Msg '?:w?rg,g Enggf i sg A ,W Jw B E B M me iw L me 3 aww er ght G O q ti fi L, Q5 355452531 I I ite 2 155-25 ie i i: 1 1 A . eSlfl,.: ' 313131, E it N ggi E H.'?i?3y,:ff ' H Dale Deevers Jerry Dangl -,ii in . Position: Left Halfback Posmgng Ri N Weight! -145 Weight: 156 ,-SV ' - Q? ,:. -?I..,5. ,fx-3 .ii Bob , ,.....L .S- Whirrett E S5 gg Position: Left Guard A 1 M-1, . Weight: 153 'W .H-W Mya!! 1.1-'f'K' ,' '23 Paul Cramer - Position: Quarterback -it 51,1 s:,. . , Weight: 167 ,gi Q - 4? s4 Kai iv 5.51 1 'EE P 9: gg 2 if S 2 Q. it .A in 'S 1 Q H S . 1 X -2 1' 5 is P i Q J, W i I S .. fl '- ' : .. 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H is--if uard 'L : xiii ,J ::g :5,Y 3- , ef: -Q iii K- ix a E ,. ., :ic -f -' . .. .AQ , Q V i -2. figgs ig-, avg' f V gt. V .-zf:',., . gi 5 ' ' . -. f we -14555, 5:- -ii Q iffbw x ., 5 Y , .. . 1 - ,., :5: ' 1 -oi - . ' M f x , H -., :,- , 533- Q- ,, . ,.,,, , f - - L2 ifgggi:-5.2mm ' -z,., we 7 --e, - H JE . 3 5:23, U. Saw .,E,.,g - .,. ., . , ' 1 J . hu .t 1 ,,, it Wi, 1 if Q r t if five , ' H Q asian E w - -me 2- si 1 , W X ' M Bill Paulus : ,. M Z 3, 1, K if gfzjw . Q Position: Right Halfback gp-, I -i W U ' f weight: 147 H , .A ,X J EAL ji ii, w Y ,. -4 ,W V X :J V is V ,E Zi' . 1 rt S N? HL ! Q-ti 5 Ray Goyings iff Position' Left Page 46 . Tackle Weight: 165 w r eqets fb-Xe K fowl 9 QQ, 114W gl Ge Q95 9 99563, V51 Jack B1-une Center Russell H111 Right Guard effh Woodring Kenn I-'eff' Guard 5 . Page 47 Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Paulding Page 48 Scfaecfule 45 Payne 34 Farmer 36 Van Wert fO.TJ 46 Rockford 42 Oakwood 28 Continental 35 Lima St. John 36 Latty 39 Delphos 40 Grover Hill 34 Hicksville 38 Bryan 35 Haviland '76 Antwerp Exempted Village Tournament Celina, Ohio 45 Delphos Jefferson 25 Hicksville Season Record Won 9-Lost 7 SM fm CLOCKWISE beginning with 00: Coe Gordon, Jack Brune, John Harris, Rex Leslie, Warren Stoller, David Price, Paul Hill, Donald Calvin, Jim Stahl, Bob Helle, Angelo Capitello, Arthur Price, Charles Weaver, Dale Deevers, Russell Hill and Kenneth Woodring. Coach Ken Bowersox. ABSENTEES: Paul Thompson, Charles Myers and Richard Sunday. Bwihafdall Adam 5M114 Lv, 'Page 49 aww E a Q, E ? ? if BOYsffStandlng: Jimmy Stahl, Bill Fry, IRL Wallis, smaller. Jasxs . . Jo 'leg Cana. 4 fl 5, SEATED: Rex Stump, Paul Hlll, Cap- an EBU? Ing. . tain: Jim Rulmarl. SE eh, teh' M J fir 611. ' L ar- ' Bghllsfb: ouisggowe MS. U' Ogfalj Woiunkh pta 9rie man auger , an , ln. ' allgause , d M 313, F3150 116, 6' I2 Page 50 GIRLS'-Standing: Billy Ann Sellers Norma Miles, Bemetma Jackson. BOYS- SEATED1 Joan Ferrell, Virginia Stahl Cah Coe G Captalng Joan Gordon. fra R 1'hom0rq0n ltzel. ejflharg-S'0n ' Capta ' a , ' i . .V Jaclggg Ilgejgiay D. , ch Cl, Die, Ri lx, Ck Ch- HU es M Wu- .Ye 1-S' rt ss if 'E 5?-5+ f Heian Zf WPA x Page 52 it 'l J f x ,ww 5:3 ,Ln-4' Y, Lf! F if? vfkg E 11 1711 111155 N X ,.,q.., l - ,. 'Wm Ao guns 6 P 4 x 4 f W '.:j'?? 1 'hr ff , ry sf- 1292 QA 0 5:5 -I it it ,C Miva' 1 A' I 1 ' N- If 4, I ' affi ,d 4 '- 1 f' XJ.,-.. - ., X X R 1, ,N MXN NX NN X M X 1 I X wwww ww iL: 1 jw J if 'l Gancwz' Bam! LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Deane Allshouse, Nancy Buchanan, Charles Weaver, Dorothy Todd, Sharlene Straley, Donna Winterhalter, Monica Reinhart and Patricia Kersker. ROW 2: Helen Goodenough, Loretta Mobley, Thomas DeLaet, Janet Rhinehalt, Barbara Barrett, Billy Ann Sellers, Helen Arend, Mooneen Rumbaugh, Samantha Schultz, James Burke, James Phlipot, Paul Gallagher, Sharon Zeller and Virginia Stahl. ' ROW 3: Donald Calvin, Burnetta Jackson, Dorothy Sontchi, Edith Keck, Doris Goodenough, Carolyn Shields, Robert Krick, Shirley Johnson, Larry Zeller, George Hardesty, Mary Ann Johnson, Robert Helle, Coe Gor- don, John Reinhart, Joan Jordon, Jean Johnson, Doris Reinhart and James Allshouse. ROW 4: Wayne Woodring, Florice Johnson. ' STANDING: Larry Baxter, Marilyn Mouser, Mr. Sauerwein, Director: Claude Pepper. Marilyn Gillen, Dorothy Hyman, John Buchanan and David Price. Page 54 Ghcwwi ROW ONE-left to right: Wayne Woodring, Bill Fry, Willis Stoller, Bill Paulus, Paul Hill, Milton Deming, Jack Brune. Warren Stoller, Charles Weaver, James Stahl, Dale Deevers. Pete Wythe, Kenneth Woodring, James Rulman. ROW TWO: Robert Helle, Delores Stoller, Rose Mary Reinhart, Paul Thompson, Jerry Dangler, Coe Gordon, James Morisy, James Allshouse, Miss Lucile Russell, Director, Doyle Johnson, Paul Gallagher, Mickey Boundy, Paul Cramer, Jack Iler, Robert Whirrett. ROW THREE: Deanne Allshouse, Dorothy Wunder, Marilyn Minck, Eldean Keck, Louella Hill, Justine Keck, Louise Workman, Marjorie Kauser, Helen Goodenough, Doris Reinhart, Pat Kersker, Darlene Sunday, Monica Reinhartg Marilyn Mentzer, Florice Johnson, Katherine Keims, Pat Patterson, Virginia Stahl. ROW FOUR: Marilyn Kershner, Eunice Ann Reynolds, Pat Ankney, Marilyn Gillen, Marilyn Mouser, Lois Cra- mer, Samantha Schultz, Edith Keck, Janet Burtch, Joan Gordon, Dorothy Todd, Joyce Cain, Darlene Kling- ler, Shuba Pack, Sharon Zeller, Loretta Ringger, Barbara Comadol, LaDonna Manley, Christine Gross. ROW FIVE: Eleanor Carnahan, Jackie Stair, Donna Jean Freshwater, Pat Rife, Phyllis Riggenbach, Patsy Wortman, Joan Knisley, Kate Steele, Betty Albert, Doris Goodenough, Peggy Lutz, Joan Ferrell, Donna Wlnterhalter, Jean Johnson, Elizabeth Price, Alice Miles, Norma Miles, Burnetta Jackson, Billie Sellers. ROW SIX: Jean Hanenkratt, Mary Louise Bair, Mary Ellen Burns. Shirley Russell, Marjorie Funkhouser, Mary Lou Rakonza, Pauline Harrow, Phyllis Morrow, Julianne Minck, Phyllis Noneman, Lola Mae Cain. Nancy Buchanan, Isabel Rakonza, Mary Stuttler, Marlene Parson, Mary Mobley, Josephine Stolle1', Dorothy Gross. ABSENTEES: Marlene Jellison, Keith Deming, Rex Shimp, Rose Mary Noneman, Dave Price. Shirley Paulus. - Geleah Collins, Ann Brune. Page 55 Page , flwwi LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Mrs. Gallagher, Adviser: Nancy Buchanan, Treasurer: Deane Allshouse, Secretary: Darlene Sunday, Vice President: Marilyn Mouser, President: Marilyn Gillen, Patty Patterson, Janet Burtch, Squad Leaders: Monica Reinhart, Program Chairman: and Isabel Rakonza Squad Leader. ROW 2: Barbara Barrett, Lois Cramer, Helen Goodenough, Doris Reinhart, Louis -Workman, Marjorie Kauser, Margie Funkhouser, Mary Bair, Virginia Stahl and Katie Keims. ROW 3: Jean Hanenkratt, Christine Gross, Josephine Stoller, Shirley Russell, Dorothy Gross, Sharon Zeller, Donna Winterhalter, Jean Johnson, Elizabeth Price, Florice Johnson and Samantha Schultz. ROW 4: Dorothy Wunder, Eldean Keck, Louella Hill, Marilyn Minck, Darlene Kling- ler, Marlene Parson, Mary Mobley, Eunice Ann Reynolds, Billy Ann Sellers and Burnetta Jackson. ROW 5: Eleanor Carnahan, Pat Rife, Jackie Stair, Phyllis Riggenbach, Betty A1- bert, Katie Steele, Patsy Wortman, Joan Knisley,-Donna Jean Freshwater, Squad Leader: Mary Ann Johnson, Julianne Minck and Phyllis Noneman. ' ROW 6: Mary Stuttler, Pauline Harrow, Phyllis.Morrow, Shuba Pack, Mary Lou Rakonza, Justine Keck, Joan Gordon, Dorothy Todd, Peggy Lutz and Joan Ferrell. ROW '71 Rosemary Reinhart, Marilyn Kershner, Delores Stoller, Marilyn Mentzer, Pat Kersker, Edith Keck, Loretta Ringger, LaDonna Manley and Barbara Commadoll. ABSENTEES: Ann Brune. Marlene Jellison, Shirley Paulus and Patricia Wells. gxwfw Gown' STANDING: Mr. Barton, Adviser: Bill Bashore, Warren Stoller, Rex Shimp, Bob Flint, Arthur Price, Richard Rein- hart, Paul Hill, Harold Cook, Ray Goyings, Bill Paulus, Jim Rulman, Dale Deevers, Bill Fry, Coe Gordon and Angelo Capitello. SEATED: Pete Wythe, Jerry Dangler, Secretary-treasurer: James, Stahl, Carl Thompson, President: Donald Calvin, Jack Brune, James Morisy, Cabinet Member: John Harris, Ken- neth Woodring, Cabinet Memberg Rex Leslie, David Price, Vice President: Paul Cramer, Willis Stoller, Cabinet Member: Russell Hill and Claude Pep- per. ABSENTEES: Bob Whirrett and Jack Willitzer. STANDING: Willis Stoller, Paul Hill, Russell Hill, Richard Faust, Mr. Bu- chanan, Adviserg Jim Allshouse, Bob I-Ielle, Kenneth Woodring, President: David Price. Marilyn Mouser, Secretary- treasurerg Janet Burtch, Doris Rein- hart,Marilyn . Gillen, Vice President: Eldean Keck, Mary Jo Stratton: Betty Dangler, Phyllis Riggenbach, Charles Weaver, John Buchanan, Richard Gunderman and Allen Bybee. ABSENTEEZ Elizabeth Hertle. e-W Y Page 57 . lull Gommwmnl 8 N l ROW 1: Jackie Stair, Marilyn Gillen, President: Edith Keck, Barbara Bar- rett, Katie Keims, Rose Mary None- man, Patty Patterson. ROW 2: Wayne Woodrlng, Pat Kersker Dorothy Todd, Joan Gordon, Pat Rife, and Mr. Barton, Adviser. ROW 3: Paul Gallagher, Marjorie Kauser, Jack Brune, Leigh Stewart, Doris Goodenough, Peggy Lutz and Patricia Wells. ROW 4: Joan Harmon, Josephine Stoller, Eunice Ann Reynolds, Sharon Zeller, Julianne Minck, and Phyllis None- man. ROW 5: Isabel Rakonza, Delores Stoller, Monica Reinhart, Secretary3-treas- urerg Deane Allshouse, Vice President: and Nancy Buchanan. ABSENTEES: Darlene Sunday, News Re- porter: Rosemary Reinhart, Geliah Collins, Mary Lou Stuttler, Maxine Fellers, Merle Andrews, Angelo Capi- tello and Marlene Jellison. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Kersker, Sharlerle Stl aley, Edith Keck, Richard Rein- hart, Katie Keims, Edna Keck, Mari- lyn Mentzer, Barbara Barrett, Eliza- beth Price and Patty PatteI'S01'1- SEATED: Mrs. Heinlein, Adviser. Page 58 LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Nancy Bu- chanan, Deane Allshouse, Marilyn Mentzer, Dorothy Todd, Pat Kersker. Marjorie Kauser, President: and Mrs. Gallagher, Adviser. ROW 2: Russell Hill, Kenneth Wood- ring, Louise Workman, Marilyn Dot- terer, Marilyn Mouser, Secretary: Marilyn Gillen and Angelo Capitello. ABSENTEE: Mickey Boundy. aww LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATEDZ Louise- Workman, News Editor: Marilyn Mouser, Humor Editor: Marilyn Gil- len, Cover: Marjorie Kauser, Editor: Julianne Minck, Hi-Lites Editor: and Phyllis Noneman, Typist. STANDING: David Price and Paul Hill. Circulation Managers: Jim Rulrnan and Jerry Dangler. Sports Editors: Patricia Kersker, Editorial Staff: Jackie Stair and Pat Rife, Advertis- ing Managers: Isabel Rakonza, Cir- culation Managerg Deane Allshouse, Monica Reinliart and Nancy Buchan- an, Editorial Staff 3 Delores Stoller, Typist: and Mr. Barton, Adviser. ABSENTEES: Rosemary Reinhart, Marian Gilliard and Darlene Sunday. 4 eta Page 59 l ' Larry Bax- Left to right, Row . ter, David Allshouse, James Phlipot, Robert Foltz, Robert Smalley. Row 2: John Buchanan, Paul Workman, Jack Outland, Paul Gallagher, Tom DeLaet.. Safiff pdf!-OJ in 'V ' e ff A ,sei ' sf- I, Page 60 Jfall LEFT T0 - - neth l3enJarnin Manz, Ken- g- im Morisy, B'11 gli: Russell Hill, Ralph Reecl S lnhart, Janet Burtch, V11-i .' tahl and Joan Harmon 8 ma ROW 3: Darlene Sunday, eane 1qMf0mfJ'f GMM qmlfi GW enough, Doris Reinhart, Marilyn len, Margie Kauser, Margie Fu houser, Monica Reinhart and M2 Bair. ROW 2: Shirley Russell, Dorothy Grc Louise Workman, Sharon Zelle1', Elia beth Price, Donna Winterhalter a Virginia Stahl. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Helen Goc C r house, Florice Johnson, Nancy Buchan Mary Ellen Burns, Eunice Ann R nolds and Marilyn Mouser. ABSENTEE: Shirley Paulus. D Al E Glwli LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Marilyn Gil- len, Marjorie Kauser, Nancy Bu- chanan, Florice Johnson, Donna Win- terhalter and Monica Reinhart. ROW 2: Charles Weaver, Bob Whirrett. Marilyn Mouser, Janet Burtch, Pat Kersker, Virginia Stahl, Jack Brune and Jerry Dangler. ROW 3: Paul Cramer, Jim Rulman. Deane Allshouse, Patsy Wortman, Ed- ith Keck, Pat Patterson, Bob I-Ielle. Coe Gordon and Jim Morisy. ABSENTEES: Keith Deming and Rose Mary Noneman. Page ' 61 go S LEFT TO RIGHT: Virgania Stahl, Mari- lyn Mouser, Monica Reinhart, Margie Kauser, Marilyn Gillen and Florice Johnson. 4 E X 1, Z LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Burtch, Edith Keck, Pat Kersker, Pat Patterson, Joan Gordon and Marilyn Mentzer. ABSENTEE: Rose Mary Noneman. Page 62 l I lfffdcellanewut Sncafu in ga., 1 f W 5 g is 5 t . X argi V 31 E er r M ' a AV ,le ,, 7 'Q ' ' 'A 21, l , f, .-ii,-,lm in F Qi v I Page 64 ir .. ii... ,. .. . ., .4 its . 2 fHfiw a wwf sm 2.2: H-. K g, - - X i sg. M Iulfjdll. ew Nw HERE WE G0 AGAIN Directed by Mrs. Inez Hemlein The Parker household is thrown into confusion by Pigeon's QDonna Winterhalterl idea of turning the business interest of her father tDave Price? from the feed and grain business to that of running a tea shop. Her sister, Lois iDeanne Allshousei is accompanied home from college by her roommate, Elaine, 4Mari1yn Kershner? and the latter's brother, Biff Jordon, tBob Flintb. To save Lois's romance with Lee .Summers 4Paul Hillb Pigeon makes a play for Biff herself. Her friend, Midge, fNancy Buchanani aids her in her attempt to be attractive by fixing her hair with the famous Mr. Kantlebaum's Kurlers' Biff enlists the aid of Mrs. Parker QMonica Reinharth and Janie, the kid sister 1Patsy Rifei in never letting him be alone with Lois, by announcing that he is already engaged to the town's new librarian, Virginia Anderson fPhyllis Riggenbachi. Pigeon, in desperation, tries to win Biff by another method, insousiance. Even that fails. Lottie Stimson QGe1iah Collinsl takes her'order to Mr. Parker's competitor in the feed and grain business. The bank is pressing Mr. Parker' for payment on his notes. Wilbur Jennings, boy friend of Pigeon, tBill Bashoreb carries home news of the Parkers' opening a tea shop in their home. His mother, Cassie Jennings, CDe- lores Stollerb and Abbie Motherwell, tIsabel Rakonzal call personally to com- miserate with Mrs. Parker. In the conclusion one of Pigeon's schemes works re- sulting in Lottie Stimson returning her business. Wilbur, in his final effort to retain Pigeon's affections copies Biff's dress and habit of smoking a pipe, only to discover that Pigeon likes him just as he is. Pigeon Parker ...... Mrs. Parker ....... Mr. Parker ........ Lois Parker ......... Janie- Parker ....... Midge Martin .......... Wilbur Jennings .. Lee Summers . ........ .. Elaine Jordon ...... Biff Jordon ............. Lottie Stimson ........... Virginia Anderson Abbie Motherwell Cassie Jennings ...... THE CAST i Donna Winterhalter . Monica Reinhart Dave Price Deanne Allshouse Patsy Rife Nancy Buchanan Bill Bashore Paul Hill Marilyn Kershner Bob Flint Geliah Collins Phyllis Riggenbach Isabel Rakonza Delores Stoller 'Eel 3 W EW T1 s E e Senicw Glcwi PW ROW 1: James Rulman. James Morisy. ROW 2: Virginia Stahl, Mrs. Inez Hemlein, Director, Marjorie Kauserg Doris Rein- hart. ROW 3: Florice Johnson, Marilyn Gillen, Marilyn Mouser, Louise Workman, Helen Goodenough, Julianne Minck. STANDING: Bill Paulus, Willis Stoller, Ray Goyings, Ralph Reed. THE MORE THE MERRIER Directed by Mrs. Inez Hemlein A Jimmie iJim Rulmanl and Hank iBill Paulus? have sent for a wrestling course. They are just practicing some of the holds with the idea of returning the manual without payment. Jimmie and his sisters, Barbara CMarjorie Kauserl and Ellie . iDoris Reinhartb are left to carry on at home while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt,- er CRalph Reed and Florice Johnson? go to their college reunion. Fearing legal ac- tion from Judge Washburn CWillis Stollerhl because of threatening letters with re- gard to the unpaid course, the boys try to raise money quickly and try their luck at raising frogs. Barbara has fallen for the Judge's visiting nephew, Jerry iJames Morisylg but then, so has Gloria Greene Cvirginia Stahll who is interested in all eligible new males. Goaded on by her mother iMarilyn Mouserl, Gloria gives a party .to which all but Hank are invited. This infuriated Jim and his tomboy friend, Jiffy tMarilyn Gillenl so, that they .decided to start a Teen Town in Hills- boro and have a party of their own on the same night as Gloria's party. But such things cost money which they plan to raise by holding an auction sale. Mother's prized antique bedwarmer is auctioned off Cto Mrs. Greene, of all personsl as well as Miss Sheldon's KI-Ielen Goodenoughl suitcase. Jimmy forgot to mail the letter advising her of the postponed date on which she was to address Mother's club. The youngsters are aided in their endeavors by the giggling Louise Nash 4Julianne Minckl, the athletic Dot lLouise Workmanl and the practical joker, Herb Allen fRay Goyingsl. ' At the crucial moment, father and mother return and salvage their possessions. Judge Washburn is greatly impressed with the undertaking of the youth of his town and promises them that they shall see their dream of Teen Town realized. Pag C MOST ALL-AROUND Darlene Sunday Coe Gordon CLASS CLOWNS W' ww W9 MOST STUDIOUS Louise Stoller Ben Manz MOST POLITE Marilyn Dotterer Ralph Reed o MOST POPULAR Julianne Minck Ray Goyings M 11 Page 66 ar yn Gillen Jerry Dangler Q. BEST ATHLETES Virginia Stahl Kenneth Woodring 1949 n X MOST AMBITIOUS Marjorie Kauser Willis Stoller if 'GEF 'rfezggmt' w he Egg- an Q N zffgifyl . 1 , -me X tE'f,JXe,' ,,-k A --A-- JW nmsr muzssmn Q W i' - F l Florlce Johnson Bobby Whirrett 'A 4, .. fig: 1 YQ .fy It EEPEE Q. '5-wt BIS 5 Q35 ff zzz H eg H et- --le- H . e M ,,w?,.3' IZ:-2 5.2 'Y!, . Q 7233? 5 g L -,:,:- f Q 5' W H ff: 'l ' wma, 115, D :f 1 ' ' 552: E w 555 ' gl He-4-as-?13H N fi-PL V, 3156- .--1, BEST LOOKING MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Patsy Wortman Donald Reinhart Marilyn Mouser Claude Pepper A Page 67 Page 63 is , Ei ss-amy ' .BMIJ A1300 'ww ROW xftop-. 9-an wi-awb, berry Dwyer, Bmw Yxmpom, Bm Fw, xhvgiuix-a Swm, ?ax,sgw1-1 emma. A BORN 'Zz wuise Workman, Dotks 8-einbatk., Fmtioe Aoxmson pmo Pmdrevis, Margie XC-auset , BN Yauws. ROW '51 Soma Ylnkswv. Jxmaxxne Nkncv., Bm B-axtm, Ytx-gms Hone- mmx, if-ennekxx SN oodtiwa. NMYXXSQ Nlouset. 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S. 127 PHONE 16 COMPLIMENTS OF The Barnes Hotel Page 73 COMPLIMEN TS OF Pmipu:-Mcxnigm, Inc PAULDING, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Great Lakes Sugar Co. PAULDING PLANT PAULDING, OHIO 1 age 74 COMPLIMENTS OF National Bank of Paulding BEST WISHES TO YOU ALL NOW AND ALWAYS I-Ierff-I ones Company DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES JEWELERS TO PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL R. J. DICKENS, Rep. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Page 75 Greer's for Drugs PHONE 47 PAULDING, OHIO Paulding Lumber Co LUMBER, sAsH AND DooRs ROOFING, PLASTER, CEMENT BUILDERS HARDWARE, PAINT BUILDERS WISE-USE OUR SUPPLIES Page 76 Boles-Dandurand Studio SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHS 1235 S. WASHINGTON ST. TIFFIN, OHIO PHONE 2439 I've noticed when a fellar croaks, no matter what he's been- A saintly fellow, or one whose soul is deeply rotted in sin, His friends forget the rotten words they spoke but yesterday and now they find a bunch of pretty words to say. I fancy when I go to rest, some one will bring to light, Some kindly word or deed long buried out of sight, But if its just the same to you, you give to me instead Your boast while I'm living, do your knocking when I'm dead. Don't save all your kisses to imprint upon my marble brow, While countless slurs are hurled upon me now, Don't save your energy to carve upon my stone, Just say one kind word to me while I am here alone. What do I care if when I'm dead in the Paulding Press Gives me a write-up, in mourning border set? So, kindly give me your boasts while I'm living, ' Do your knocking when I'm dead. It may be nice when you are dead to have folks talk so. To have the flowers come in loads from friends you know, It may be nice to have all these things from those you leave behind, But just as far as I'm concerned I really do not mind. For I'm quite alive and well today, and while I linger here. Give me a helping hand at times, give me a word of cheer, Don't wait until death, and I've died a nervous wreck, For I'm no judge of flowers,-when I've cashed in my last check. MR. AND MRS. HERB BENSON, Cecil, Ohio Page 77 Compliments Of Eagle' s Lodge GALEN BREWER, Secretary Compliments Of Finan Hardware Furniture Co. Compliments Of Brune Printing Company I WESTERN AUTOJ Compliments Of Western Auto Associate Store EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME AND AUTO Page 73 ,. Compliments Of Don I-I. Price COMPLETE LINE OF FARM SUPPLIES FEED FERTILIZER MACHINERY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Farmer' Owned and Farmer Controlled INSURANCE AGENCY Paulding Farm Bureau Co-op FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS I Paulding-Putnam Stoller s Seed House M. G. STOLLER PAULDING, OHIO Phone-office 28 Residence 297-B Electric Co-op ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER FOR THE FARM Page 79 Compliments Of Guerin's Electric Stucky Farm AND Equipment Co. Furniture Store -'GEN DEERE - FARM MACHINERY I P. s. GARWOOD ' PAULDING, OHIO L- H- STUCKY PAULDING, oi-no V I'ockler's Radio Service Compliments Of Expert Repair of Home And Automotive Receivers Phone 5-23 R. R. No. 1 Cecil, Ohio W. G. Rumbaugh SERVICE STATION ' Compliments Of Main and Perry St- Harold. Layman PAULDING, OHIO BULLDOZER WORK PHONE 15 CECIL, OHIO Page 80 I Compliments Of Crowell Funeral Home PAULDING, OHIO PHONE 64 Compliments Of Paulding Theatre PAULDING, OHIO Art Weaver Jack O'Connel1 Compliments Of CARL V. ANKNEY Insurance of All Kinds RIGGENBACI-I SERVICE STATION Tune-up Work Phone 3 or 24 Cecil, O, Northeast Corner of Square Paulding, O. R. R. No. 3 PAULDING, OHIO FISHER'S COREY WOOD PRODUCTS APPLIANCE STORE , . Plywood Cabinet Work Phone 208-S 110 W. Jackson PAULDING, OHIO 807 N. Williams St. Phone 300 PAULDING, OHIO Page 81 Compliments Of GORMAN INSURANCE Compliments From A FRIEND Compliments Of MENTZER'S 5 CENTS TO 31.00 STORE PAULDING, OHIO PAULDING SHOE REPAIR LEO L. GOINGS, Prop 218 N. Main St. PAULDING, OHIO N. Compliments Of KROGERS COPENHAVER, Manager Compliments Of PAULDING EQUITY EXCHANGE PAULDIN G, OHIO I BtW'h tTh C1 f49 Compliments of es IS es o e ass o THE FASHION SHOP LONELM PRINTING CO PAULDING, OHIO Page 82 Compliments Of PAULDING TELEPHONE CO. Compliments Of FOX'S BARBER SHOP Compliments Of PAULDIN G HATCHERY Compliments Of ROY POINT, JEWELER Dealer of Keepsake Diamonds Sheafer's Pens RENAIX BEAUTY SALON Personalized Perrnanents Phone 68, Payne, Ohio Phone 255, Paulding, Ohio HARRY'S LUNCH R. M. ROYER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PAULDING, OHIO Best Wishes To The Class of '49 BURKE,S SHOE AND CLOTHING STORE Page 83 THE J. P. CRAIN HARDWARE East Side. Square Paulding, Ohio Warner Electric Brooders Farm and Poultry Supplies Compliments Of EATON 'S GROCERY East Perry St. PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of REX BURKE PAULDING, OHIO SEE DR. N. L. FITZGERALD For Eye Examinations Large Selection of Frames Watches-Watch Bands Watch Repairing Phone 230-B 115 S. Williams St PAULDING, OHIO W. S. Bill Busteed Dorothy Busteed BILL'S SODA GRILL Meet Me At Bi11's N. Side Square Paulding, O. MooRE BROTHERS CLOTHING and SHOES PAULDING, OHIO PAULDING COUNTY REPUBLICAN New Low Subscription Price- S2.00 Per Year Good Luck Seniors PORTRAITS-COMMERCIAL . x Photographic Supplies for the Amateur THE PHOTO SHOP PAULDING, OHIO Page 84 SINN REPAIR SHOP ' J. I. CASE FARM MACHINES Headquarters for Advanced Farm Practices .IOHNSON'S MARKET BROUGHTON, OHIO GAMBLE 8: CO. DRY GOODS STORE ' Established 1895 Headquarters for Dresses Sweaters, Blouses, Scarfs, Etc. GAMBLE STORE Insulation and Storm Windows Everything for the Home-Car-Farm GEORGE WM. CASSEL, Prop. When You Think of Baked Goods Congratulations A Think of Us To The Class of 1949 DUCATS' IRIS BAKE SHOP PAULDING, OHIO Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear, Gifts and Novelties Floor Coverings Compliments Of WALTER GILLEN MOTOR SALES YOUNG'S BARBER SHOP and We Need Your Head In Our GILLEN OIL COMPANY Business Plymouth-DeSoto GMC TRACTORS HANK FRANK PAULDING, OHIO Page 85 Compliments Of STOKELY'S FINEST FOODS PAULDIN G, OHIO Compliments Of GAS COMPANY Telephone 122 PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of BERT AND BILL HI-SPEED STATION Compliments Of STOLLER ELEVATOR Grain and Beans Phone-Office 118. Res. 297-B Compliments Of HILL'S CONFECTIONARY Candy, Ice Cream, Sandwiches Compliments Of COMMUNITY LOCKERS THE PAULDING DEMOCRAT Largest Paid Circulation of Any Newspaper in Paulding County PARSON'S IGA MARKET Quality Home Killed Meats EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Page 86 K. D. MEREDITH DRUGGIST North Side Square PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of THE PAULDING CONSUMERS Sz SUPPLY CO. The Farmer's Station Paulding, Ohio NICELLEY MARKET 755 N. Williams St. GROCERIES-MEATS Quality at Modern Prices ART'S .GARAGE Automobile-Tractor General Repairing Phone 504-12 R. R. No. 1 Paulding, Ohio 5 miles East on Charloe Trail and one- fourth mile North on State Route No. 637 STARLITE CAFE Choice Sandwiches-Salads We Bake Our Own Pies Phone 199-G 520 W. Caroline Paulding, Ohio R. C. and E. E. Beamer Compliments Of MACKEW EQUIPMENT CO. Paulding, Ohio Phone 36 The Oliver Dealer Finest in Farm Machinery RICI-IHART'S FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Rugs Universal Appliances Paulding, Ohio Compliments Of DEWEY D. BYER Accountant and Auditor Paulding, Ohio Page 87 HART BROS. GARAGE New and Used Cars The Shop of Modern Equipment Charles A. Hart, Manager Connecting Rods Rebuilt, Crank Shaft Regrinding, Genuine Acces- sories and Parts Phone No. 6 Cecil, Ohio SMITTY'S TAVERN Lunch-Sandwiches DOUD GRAIN CO. Q Grain, Feed, Coal Hardware Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery Phone No. 3 Cecil, Ohio Compliments Of I PEPPER I. G. A. STORE G. D. Pepper Beer- Pepper's Locker Service Charles Pepper Cecil, Ohio Cecil, Ohio STAHL INSURANCE 110 W. Perry Phone 77 Paulding, Ohio Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Compliments Of GUNDERMAN'S GROCERY Cecil, Ohio KRICK HOME FURNISHING Quality Furniture 123 W. Perry St. Paulding, Ohio Compliments Of The LONE TOWER Truckers Welcome Welding Our Specialty General Repair Loren Dickerhoof U. S. Rt. 24 Phone 1528 Cecil, Ohio Page 88 J 1 r I A - M, .4 . , , ,, .. . , I, , - - Q - Q - .vi -1 ' -1 - w cM .. 1: 35' ,Mn 'j ' - ff '- 'A 2 , +'-+ 'W'-'P ' ' ' ' - ' ' , ' ' .,., jar A its-. , .M .4 . ,. 1,1 1-Q . Ez: 'lgal . A , a. , :.-5 Cid! 1 '- in 'Z' T f, VU. 4, Jr' - . wf 'U K V.. -.M ,V -cgi :K ' J' .!, , MQ AC Ii - 50545 ' wil, , my ' Y 2-'lf 151, wg W T13 A 3113? H .sql M. . .-., fmt, ' X Wi f ' by ,,a- 93 CH gig. Y-4-151 w W- 1-1. 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