Polk High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Polk, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

NENUEHHILIH T rw PnLl1 Samara flag-5 1 FVEEENTED EW E Elftor-: M HSSISTHNI' f'q'v'for-: GIUITQ. awvlod. FURE IDBI! When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too The mem ry of the past w1ll stay And half our Joys renew Thomas Moore VO ClR PARENTS . . . he dedicate our yearbook To vou . , , our parents, we oixer this record of our hopes, dreams, and accom- pl i shment s . we hope that you will keep this record on the marquee of your minds, for all of it, each tiny part, each perfect whole, is yours. You, our directors and producers, deserve top billings .... when we didn't ,uite knou our-lines, or were missing some of our props, you provided them. You wrote the script, we merely acted our parts and we hope it pleases you. You kept us from covering our tiny imperfections uith an excess of prease paint. You showed us hon to revise the scene, to make it fit for production. he mere in the center of the stage, then as now, and you were in the wings cheerinv us on, making us stars, and for this moment we want you to take the spntlipht and accewt ' y our undying' thanks and gratitude. SCll00L BIIABD SEATED Mary Donley John Welch STANDING Eldon S1gl'1SI Myron Hootman Frank Coss and Ralph Norr1s OFFICERS Prestdent John Welch V1ce Prestdent Eldon S1gr1st Clerk Mary Donley Rettrmg from the board th1s year after many years of faxthful servloe IS Kenneth Spotts We would hke to thank hlm for lus servtoe on the board and to w1sh h1s follower Frank Coss success 1n hxs comlng years of servlce J ommg the school board thls year Frank Coss wtll dtscover the many Jobs wh1ch are done by the school board Many txmes they must leave thelr work or the pleasure and comfort of thelr homes U1 order to carry out thelr dut1es These tnclude the hlrtng of all school personnel the purchase of school books and vanous supphes as well as the malntenance of the bulldlng The blggest problem confrontmg the board at thxs time IS the proposed new bmldmg whtch should be buxlt ln order to accommodate the ever mcreasmg enrollment at Polk School For some asststanoe w1th the task of makmg SD6ClflC8IlOilS for the new btuldmg the board has asked each local orgamzatxon to appomt one member to a spec1a1comm1ttee. We wxsh the board and the comnuttee the best of luck and gI11d3l'lC6lIl th1s task wluch IS so vxtal to the future of the commuruty - , U s , s I Q .. .. . . . ... no -. . . ..- .Q-. . . .. ..- Q 0 I I . e . l , . I INISTB T10 49 SUPERINTENDENT MR V B MOFFETT Attended Wlttenberg A B Oh1o State M Favonte Pasume Sports and Flshmg MR JOHN CAMP Attended Ashland College Kent State B S 1n Educatlon sumer Econorruc Salesmanslup COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT A X Teaches: General Business: Typing: Con- .A. V FAC LTY MR IOHN CRUMRINE Attended Ashland College New York Uni verslty Ohio State University Teaches- Industrial Arts Scrences Shop Senior Advrsor Favorrte Pasume Wood Butchermg MRS RUTH CRUMRINE Attended Ashland College Ohm State Um versity A B Teaches Math Home Economrcs Eighth Scxence Sophomore Advisor Favorlte Pasume Sewing I 474 I' ' S Attended Teaches MR RONALD HOSTLER Ashland College B S m Educa tron World History Problems of De mocracy World Geography Phy srcal Education High School and Seventh and Eighth Freshman Ad- vxsor Favorrte Pastrme Sports MITH'S GENERAL STORE Red Haw, Ohio ACULTY MRS MARTHA LEATHERM AN MRS LAURA BATES Attended AshlandCol1ege Bachelorof Arts Teaches English Speech Iumor Advisor Favor1te Pasume Sports Attended Otterbein College Ashland Coll e B P M B M Qvoxce Teaches. E1ghth Grade Favonte Pastime Mustc MRS BEULA KETTERING Attended North Manchester Ashland Coll e e Teaches Seventh Grade Favonte Pasnme Wnting THE FICKES COMPANY Ieromesville, Ohio FACULTY MRS PEARL ASIRE Attended Kent State Teaches Sxxth Grade Favonte Pastxme Readmg laud- MRS MURIEL WORKMAN Attended Ashla.nd College Teaches Fourth and Ftfth Grade Favorlte Pasume Sewing and Muslc MRS PHALLA MC KINLEY Attended Fmley College Ashland College Teaches Third Grade Favortte Pastrme Readmg FAC LTY qua- MRS ROSE MARIE SMITH Attended AshlandCo1lege BachelorofArts Teaches Instrumental and Vocal Musxc Favortte Pasttme Letter Wntmg MRS IDA DAVIS Attended Upland College Teaches: Blblel 12 Favonte Pasume: Readmg. MRS ETHEL BLAND Attended Kent State Northern Anzona State Teachers College B S Teaches Second Grade Favonte Pastxme Readlng MRS OLIVE ED WARD S Attended Ashland College Nat1onalKxnder garten College Teaches Fust Grade Favortte Pasttme Golf H- 'n x ' ' : ' . : ' 1 ' I 12. 1 1 1 1 A 5 CO0KS JA l'l'0R 4 Mrs LeFever and Mrs Hoffman are our cooks Joe Bowers IS our Januor Th1s 1Shl.S thlrd year We apprec1ate the1r panenoe and kmdness through at Polk and we hope he keeps dfnng a good Job out the year US DRIVER il! 'I 'PA' .Q't We would hke to thank our bus drlvers Mr HIHCS Mr Strelt Mr H338 Ml' Rogers and Mr Kramer for Lhe1r pauence and kmdness for bnngmg the students to and from school QGASS 0 X CAROLYN E. ARNOLD N EVIN R BOWERS CORA L FRYMAN Ashland Oluo HOLMES T.V. SERVICE EDWARD N. HAUN ANN M HOOTMAN RALPH L HOWELL Ashland Oluo West Salem Olno CITY AUTO WRECKING FARMERS BANK DAVID W KRAMER CAROLYN R KUCHENBECKER M JANE MC QUATE ADALOU OLDERMAN GRAY S FURNITURE STORE ART PRINTING X J J LAI Ashland Oh1o Ashland Oh1o 1 70 ,X K , . A Tw., J! Jr A' PATRICIA L OXENDER J JOHN W PINSKI ROBERT H ROSEBOROUGH IBZRY A SIGRIST LIBERTY RESTAURANT Wooster Ohxo l ASHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU Ashland Oh1o ,' , , ,- 'ff' A f G :Q 5 5 -7 ig' A -. ' J., 1 -- fg C MICHAEL SWEET LAWRENCE E THOMPSON DONNA J WELTMER C xi ALLISON'S West Sa lem , Ohio SE l0R ACTI ITIES CAROLYN ARNOLD Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 1 2 3 4 B1ble 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Offtce 4 Grrls Reserve 1 2 3 4 Glrls Sports 1 2 3 4 Home Economlcs 1 3 School Paper 4 Class Off1cer 2 3 4 Ltbrary 1 2 Class Play 3 4 Cheerleader 3 NEVIN BOWERS Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 J V Basketball 2 Varsrty Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Photo Club 2 3 B1ble 2 3 4 Athleuc Club 2 3 Class Off1cer 2 4 School Paper 2 Annual szaff 4 CORA FRYMAN Mrxed Chorus 1 3 4 Grrls Glee 1 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Gtrls Reserve 1 3 4 Home Economlcs 1 2 Class Play 34 College Club 2 Glrls Sports 1 2 34 L1brary 1 School Paper 34 Future Teachers 1 B1ble 134 GAC 2 Off1ce34 ED HAUN Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 B1ble 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Class Play 3 4 Offrce 4 Annual Staff 4 School Paper 3 4 Class Off1cer 1 J V Basketball 1 Vars1tyBasketball2 34 Athletrc Club 3 ANN HOUTMAN Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Btble 1 2 3 4 Gtrls Reserve 1 2 3 4 Grrls Sports 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 School Paper 1 4 Class Offrcer 2 3 4 Drstrrct Musto Contest 3 4 Photo Club 2 Class Play 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Band 1 2 3 RALPH HOWELL Class Play 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 DAVID KRAMER Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 B1ble 1 2 3 4 Future Teachers 1 Class Off1cer 1 Annual Staff 4 Athleuc Fund Treasurer 34 Orchestra 3 4 Band 1 2 34 County Band 3 J V Basketball 2 3 School Paper 1 Athletlc Club 3 Student Counc1l 3 Photo Club2 Class Play 3 4 Buckeye Boys State 4 CAROLYN KUCHENBECKER Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Reserve 1 2 3 4 B1ble 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 D1str1ct Musxc Contest 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Grrls Sports 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 class Fund Treasurer 3 School Paper 1 4 JANE MC QUATE Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Grrls Reserve 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 Gtrls Sports 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Band 3 Annual Staff4 School Paper 4 Class Off1cer 1 4 Future Teachers 1 B1ble 1 2 3 4 Offtce 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Bookmobtle 3 Lxbrary 2 3 Halloween Queen 4 ADALOU OLDERMAN Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee 2 3 4 Glrls Reserve2 3 4 Offlce 3 Class Offroer 4 Future Teachers 2 Annual staff 4 School Paper 2 3 4 Lrbrary 2 3 B1ble 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Bookmobtle 2 3 Gxrls Sports 1,2 3 4 Home Economtcs Club 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff4g Bible 1,2,3,4g Athletic Club 2,34 Photo Club 3g SE IOR CTI ITIES PATRICIA OXENDER Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 G1rls Glee 1 2 3 4 Bible 1 2 3 4 Girls Reserves 1 2 3 4 Home Economics Annual Staff4 School Paper 4 Class Officer 2 Class Play 3 4 Girls Sports 1 2 3 4 JOHN PINSKI Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 BOB ROSEBOROUGH Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Bible l 2 3 4 School Paper 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 J V Basketball 1 2 Class Officer 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Athleuc Club 3 Annual Staff 4 .TERRY SIGRIST Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Bible 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Athletic Club 3 Class Officer 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Varsity Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 MIKE SWEET Class Play 3 Class Off1cer 1 2 I V Basketball 1 2 LAWRENCE THOMPSON Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 Bible 1 2 3 4 Athletic Club 3 J V Basketball 1 2 3 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 DONNA WELTMER Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 G1rls Glee 1 2 3 4 Bible 1 2 3 4 Girls Reserve 1 2 3 4 Horne Economics 1 3 Annual Staff 4 School Paper 4 Girls Sports 1 2 3 4 Library 2 3 Office 4 Class Play 3 4 CLASS MOT TO Be Not Simply Good Be Good For Something CLASS COLORS Blue and White CL ASS FLOWER Plnk Carnation ' ,..: .,.: '1.3: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Bible 1,2,3,4gAnnual Staff 4g Athletic Club 3g Baseball 1,2,3,4g CLASS Ill Tllll On September 4 1944 16 students entered the flrst grade of Polk Hldl School We conststed of s1x boys Bobby Wells Donald L1ndsey Jerry SIQFISI Tom Repp Donald Garver and ten gxrls Judy Catro Nancy Hootman Janet Ketth Carolyn Arnold Cora Fryman Ann Hootman Patsy Oxender Frelda Schertff Dorts Dtlgard and Ruth Ann Brown Mrs Lots Fox was our teacher We were now on our way to the top The second grade found us tncreased tn sxze w1th the addmon of Donna Weltmer Glenn Tan ner Junxor Farner and Ralph Howell. Mrs Fox was our teacher th1s year also We were pro gressmg slowly Durmg the thtrd year of our educated hves we lost two classmates Glenn Tamer and Ruth Ann Brown but we recetved Tom West Our teacher th1s year was Mrs Gladys Hammond In the fourth grade we adrrutted Davtd Kramer Carolyn Kuchenbecker and Joan Garver We lost Nancy Hootman and Tom Repp Our teacher was Mrs Elva Bordner The year 1948 saw us well on our way to reachmg our goal as we entered the f1fth grade Th1s year we lost only one J umor F arner but gatned Bob Roseborough Eddxe Haun M1ke Sweet Emma L1ndsey and Lawrence Thompson ln the stxth grade we added Phtlhp and Mary Lou Owens w1th James Rush and Tom West leavmg us The seventh grade our flrst year of J uruor High we admltted B111 Reynolds Mary Knowlton and Lewls Bland Our teacher Mrs V B Moffett was also our erghth grade teacher In the elghth grade we were Joyful as we had only four years to go Betty Knowlton Ph1ll1p Owens Mary Lou Owens B111 Reynolds and Emma Lmdsey left us Gerald Sxmpson was added to our enrollment thts year 1952 our f1rst year of htgh school We were now freshmen and occupxed the long awa1ted seats rn study hall We lost only one Dor1s Dllgard but commg to ftll the vacancy was Kathleen Pryor John Pll'lSk1 and Jane McQuate Our class offtwrs were Prestdent Davld Kramer V1ce Prestdent Eddxe Haun Secretary Jane McQuate and Treasurer M1ke Sweet Mr John Wolgamuth was our class advxsor In our sophomore year we got Nev1n Bowers and Adalou Olderman We lost Don L1ndsey Lewts Bland and Cora Fryman Our offtcers th1s year were Presldent Carolyn Arnold Vxce Prestdent Jerry S1gr1st Secretary Ann Hootman and Treasurer Patsy Oxender Our Advtsor was Mr John Crumrtne Now we were jumors wtth only one more tmportant step ahead of us Our enrollment mcreas by two Charles Campbell and Cora Fryman Our only loss was Kathleen Pryor We elected Mrs Mary Loyd as our class advlsor and our offlcers as Prestdent Bob Roseborough Vtce Presldent AnnHootman Secretary Carolyn Arnold and Treasurer Jerry Stgrtst Our fmal year We were now Senlors havmg reached our long dreamed of goal For our offlcers th1s year we elected the followmg Prestdent Jane McQuate V1ce Presndent Nev1n Bowers Secretary Carolyn Arnold Treasurer Jerry Stgrxst For our Semor class advxsor we agaxn selected Mr John Crumrme Havmg lost Janet Kerth our graduatlng class w1l1 constst of seventeen semors Carolyn Arnold Nevm Bowers Cora Fryman Eddte Haun Ann Hootman Ralph Howell Davxd Kramer Carolyn Kuchenbecker Jane McQuate Adalou Olderman Patsy Oxender John Ptnskx Bob Roseborough Jerry S1gr1st M1ke Sweet Lawrence Thompson and Donna Weltmer. 9 9 - 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 a 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 - - . ' - 9 9 . ' 9 9 9 9 . . 9 9 9 ' 9 . . 9 9 9 9 9 Q . . I 9 9 9 . . . . . 9 9 9 9 - 9 9 ' - u 9 9 9 - : 9 - -- . -- ' -- . . 9 9 . 9 I 9 : -' I - -- ' -- ' -- l . . . . . . J r . . e : -' 9 - -- . -- I -- I . . , . -.. ' - -- ' -- . -- D I . 9 , 9 r 9 9 9 9 v 9 9 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 CLASS PIHIPIIECY l had recelved word that workmen on the planet earth had Just uncovered a building in the ancrent v1llage of Polk I boarded the f1rst avarlable rocket there and landed at New York I traveled to Polk by way of an antique vehicle called a Ford When I arrived I learned that the bu1ld1ng had been called a school. The anc1ent c1v111zat1ons used th1s bu11dmg to hold classes to teach their offspring the knowledge of the day At the site of the excavation I entered through the main door picked my way through the debris on the steps and discovered the office There I found evrdence of a great mov1e star DONNA WELTMER The records told of her start in the Semor Class Play She then declded to conttnue her career and became the star in the film series The Adventures of Dusty Donna Further research drsclosed that EDDIE HAUN ongtnated and cnrected this f1lm series His w1fe CORA FRYMAN owned the company Wh1Ch fllmed 1I Eddle started out playmg basketball for the Globe Trotters but upon his marriage to Cora he had to g1ve ll up Cora it seems wanted her husband at home and at work with her She had qu1te a b1t of money and so bought the movmg plcture company and bribed him by offerlng h1m the Job of dlrector Wandering arotmd the buildlng I chanced upon the music flles Here I d1SC0Vel'9d HCWSDBPSI' and CAROLYN KUCHENBECKER who accompamed her on the piano They had done qu1te well for themselves Thetr motto was Sooner or later almost everyone turns to the h1lls Of course we were bound to find some record of PATSY OXENDER Even people on Mars have tasted her famous P1cad1l1y Pickles We found that she had a part m the Semor Class Play but decided that there was no future in II so she turned to plckle p1ck.1ng and processing As the workmen dug further they dlscovered a newer addition to the school. The sign over the entrance was Kramer s Krappy Kornor Beauty School Tlus I discovered had been owned and operated by DAVID KRAMER One of his classmates RALPH HOWELL was teaching the art of marucurmg As they excavated the school yard they d1scovered a railroad track Decidmg to follow it I hlred six strong workmen to d1g it out About half a m11e down the track we found the remains of an express tra1n wh1ch bore the Flcklebottom Express Much to my surprise I discovered that the conductor was one of my ancestors BOB ROSEBOROUGH He had married CAROLYN ARNOLD who worked as an entertatner m the club car At home Bob was chief cook and bottle washer while Carolyn took care of their four duldren Dtggmg stlll further we discovered a beautiful farm house with a large stable This upon entermg I dlscovered belonged at one ume to JERRY SIGRIST He had become a famous jockey and had many troplues to prove it Upon ret1r1ng, he bought this farm and opened a rest home for members of his Semor Class to whom he taugmt horseback nding. clippings about a great hillbilly band. It was headed by ANN HOOTMAN, who played the fiddle, C ASS PRIIPIIECY One room was occupted by LARRY THOMPSON He had been a soda Jerk tn Los Angeles unul hrs boss found htm sleepmg on the Job ln another room we dtscovered the remalns ofwhat appeared to be an explorauon party from Afrtca ADALOU OLDERMAN had penetrated darkest Afrtca and brought back many remaxns About a quarter of a mmle further I found a rad1o statron It had been owned and operated by none other than JOHN PINSKI Hts statton was the best tn the country so the records sa1d and he had m h1s employ the top d1sk Jockey of all mme JANE MC QUATE Jane had a program every afternoon from 4 til 6 on whxch she played records and taught an anc1entdanoe the Jltter bug to all the teen agers Her asststant tn th1s f1e1d was MIKE SWEET Dancmg had always been h1s hobby He owned Mxke s Muscle Bound Gymnaslum Hrs prtze student was so strong that by grasptng h1s ankles he could hft htmself four feet off the floor Thts muscle bound Atlas was NEVIN BOWERS He attrtbuted hrs great strength to eat1ngCheer1os Krx Corn Flakes and Wheatles All these reltcs w1ll be on d1splay at Butches Boney Museum Thts ftnd has helped greatly rn deterrmmng the extent of the ctvtltzatton 1n 1956 WHAT THE 55 GRADUATES ARE DOING Marlene Spotts attendtng Ashland College Dorls Stgrtst attendmg Hetdleberg College at T1ff1n Ethel Crossen marrted to Robert Gunder Shtrley Mack attendlng Wooster Busmess College Joan McFadden tn Nurses Tralmng Joan Herr marrted to Roger Shopbell Betty Lewis attendtng Beauttctans School tn Akron Charles Turk worktng at Fluke Meats lnc Btll Reed loafing Ronald Crossen attending Ashland College Jtm Campbell workmg at Myers. . 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CLASS WILL We the Seruor Class of Polk Hlgh School of 1956 being of unsound Judgment insane thoughts and unused mmds do declare this to be our last will and testament First we bequeath our seats 1n study hall to the J umors Next our love for one another to the Sophomores Our four years of all play and no work to the Freshmen Our deepest sympathy to the faculty And last our own personal wills as follows Carolyn Arnold will my driving ability to Joyce Strett Nevin Bowers will my crewcut to Jerry Hartley Cora Fryman will my old driver hcense to Marlene Oxender Eddie Haun will my basketball trunks to Phil Crossen Ann Hootman will my violin to Diane Turk Ralph Howell will my General Science seat to anyone who is smart enough to keep it for four years Carolyn Kuchenbecker will my Ma Sptnks wig to Gladys Johnson Jane Mc Quate will my ablhty to stay thin to Dorothy Z.eh Adalou Olderman will my Senior Headaches to Sue Olderman Patsy Oxender will my quietness to Bonny Wlley John Pinski will my many girl friends to Dean Gast Jerry Signst will my height to B111 Richerts Bob Roseborough will my blond curls to Bob Honce Mike Sweet will my car to anyone who has enough courage to drive it Larry Thompson will my perfect attendance record to Charhe Campbell. I Donna Weltmer will my ab1l1ty never to fight to Pat Sweet L ' . . . . . . . I, ' , ' . I, , . . , . L . I . . i I, ' . . . . . I' ' . . . . I, David Kramer, will my acting ability to David Holland. I' ' . . . D L ' . . . . . I, . ' ' . I' ' . . . . I' . ., , . . v L . . ' . . . . . I, , ' . I. . . . . , c I, ' . . E WERE Y UN Carolyn A PRKSY Larry Nev in III! Adalorx Dave Ralph DOHIIB Carolyn K Cora Ed --I John ane V- Jem, -' NNUA S FF . . . . . David Kramer . . . . . Carolyn Arnold Carolyn Kuchenbecker . ..AnnI-Iootman . . Cora Fryman . . . Patsy Oxender . . . Nevin Bowers . . . Jane McQuate . . . . . Jerry Sigrist . . . Bob Roseborough . . . Adalou Olderman Carolyn Kuchenbecker . . . . . Donna Weltmer . .... Eddie Haun .......MikeSweet . Lawrence Thompson Ralph Howell John Pinski 6 I K K Nl Y L- K If 7 ,Y A ff' s Y. JU IOIl 3 J FIRST ROW C Campbell P Crossen D Gast J Hartley D Holland SECOND ROW R Honce R1chert J Rush E Schoonover FOURTH ROW D Smxth J Stre1t P Sweet J Thornpsou D Turk FIFTH ROW B Wlley S Wllhams S Wxlson D Zeh 1 I J s W X N B. Howell, G. Johnson, E. Longcoy, S. Middauyz. THIRD ROW: S. Olderman, M. Oxender, B 0PlI0 0RES L Howell B Johnston J Ke1th J Lefever L Martm THIRD ROW J Norns L Norms E SHVICR S Schlechty S Spake FOURTH ROW E Taylor R Turk F Whne S Wlley ABSENT Marvm McOuate f Q FIRST ROW: E. Eichelberger, S. Famer, H. Grim, B. Hilernan, M. Hootman. SECOND ROW FRESH ME U 0: QJWWBIWQW mi Uno -an FIRST ROW A Chacey D Crossen H Gr1m K Hmes SECOND ROW J Kuchenbecker W Lew1s L Longcoy J Metcalf THIRD ROW D Morr G Savxck J Sav1ck D Srmth FOURTH ROW A Sports J Weaver J Weltmer K Wxlson if 'uf H1-:gf ' V 3 'xx A ' .2 f' 4:11 ' X ', ' A ' ' 1 gi Q 5 3 J .6151 I ' Z ' ,Y F ,, - gs -1 K . ' q Q ,A ' , af 'R ? '- , 1' Q ,J . f ,gi ' , ' ',,.j,i1u gy., : . , . . . , . . : . . . , . . . . : . , . , . , . . : . , . , . . . . EIGIITII GRADE ..-4 ff' 'Glad limi I J FIRST ROW C B111man D Bucklew M Chacey W Elchelberger W Fauth M Hatfield G H111 SECOND ROW T Hootman A Irwm B Jenkms B Kenh K Kramer C Lefever C McCluggage THIRD ROW J McQuate D M1ddaugh D M111er G Nell B Norr1s S Norrxs J Ramseyer FOURTH ROW S R1cketr G Rumbaugh C Rush .T Schlechry .T Smetzer B Smuh C Whxte FIFTH ROW J Wlley W Wxley J Wyler F Yeley SEVE Tll RA ,H FIRST ROW M Austm, M Dolby B Faurh I Fryman L Garrery SECOND ROW R Grant H Gum, C Hauenstem L Hauensteln T Johnston THIRD ROW S Kalser L Kelfer J Kerr A Kestner K Koval FOURTH ROW M Mcflluggage B Reed T Rlck ett, B Scott J Sm1r.h FIFTH ROW R Taylor, D Welch B Whlte Taira Q J Win I 1 U . 0 . . . , . , . , . . . . . . . . , . . , , . . . . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . . , . . . , . . . . . , - . Tll GB DE FIRST ROW G Allen H Bretun B Carpenter C Chne S Dolby SECOND ROW J Hartley K Hmes T Irwm C Kelth J Kerr THIRD ROW E Kuchenbecker G Mann J McQuate T Rumbaugh B Schlechty FOURTH ROW S Shultz C Sxmpson J Slmpson D Streu B Wxllxams FIFTH ROW B Zeh N YN I C gl Aiwa' if N f 1 4 ' ' l I--J..L.J , H T . ' . . ' , . ' . . . : . , . , . , . . . . : . , . ' , . ' , . ' . F0 BTH and FIFTH GR DES ll FIRST ROW E Brettln L Carpenter R Crossen G Deppert R Folden D Fryman H Grlm SECOND ROW K Howell S Jenkins G Keener D baugh THIRD ROW C Stevens S Stevens, McC1uggage J R1ckett R Rogers P Rum I wg.. M FIRST ROW L Allen R Bxllman D Bucklew S Chacey C Hatfleld L Hauenste1n N I-hleman SECOND ROW M Hootman P Koval J Letbolt D Nell R Nell T Sweet S Whlte THIRD ROW A W1Iey B Workman THIRD RADE FIRST ROW D Campbell E Clme D Coss E Crossen M Exchelberger J Frederlck Z Gast SECOND ROW T Gxerhart R Goon C Gordon, B Grant J Hartley K Hlrsh R Kexffer THIRD ROW A LEWIS D Lewis L. Martin O McFadden R McFadden G Plank M Ramseyer FOURTH ROW T Rankin P Saltsman T Schwan I Scott I Shultz J Sxmp son E Smetzer FIFTH ROW L Sports C Sweet G Wyler SECIIND BABE W' FIRST ROW C. Allen, P Boals, C Dolby, D. Fe1ghtner, L. Fredenck. SECOND ROW C Fryman, B. Gordon, J . Gr1bben, D Haas, J . H1nes, THIRD ROW- M, Holland, W. Iceman, W Kerr, R. Mann, B. Plank. FOURTH ROW: P. Schwa.n,B. Slmpson, J' Smxrh, R. Sfl'l1I.l'l, R Slmpson FIFTH ROW DI Wntman. G. Wmman, R. Wxley. --If . mlm ' I, Q , . A , A u. 7- Y I 'Md , , af' 3 5 9 . 5 .Q 4 ' 1 V FIRTG E lg ' 1 i li LJ FIRST ROW: D. Bartley G Boals L. Boals B. Britton J. Carpaner S. Cline R. Donlcy SECOND ROW: B. Fryman B. Gaumer L. Gierhart B. Gordon F. Grant D Haas P. Hahn THIRD ROW: M. Hiller A. Hootman L. Johnston B. Koval, J. Leibolt T. Mann D. MoCluggage FOURTH ROW: L. Schwan S. Simpson R. Smith G. Stone T. Turk L. Unangst, L. Weaver FIFTH ROW: R. Weaver T. wittman L. Yergin O LET'S G0 T0 CLASSES 'PHS framwr fdllllflg K1 1' T nusxmre.: 1 S ff LIBRHRV x 465 v1'f'i ' FUFURE HMIMAHFRS X f I X -AQ v 1 7 6 P PEB FF SEATED, Left to Right: C. Arnold, R. Roseborough, C. Fryman, E. Haun, J. McQuate STAND ING: D. Kuchenbecker, A. Hootman, D. Weltmer, P. Olderman, Mr. Camp. Editor........ Assistant Editor .... . Art Editor . . .... . . . Assistant Art Editor . . . Sports Editor ...... Activities Editor . . . . . Features Editor .... . . . Grade News . ......... . . High School News ,.... , , Cora Pryman Bob Roseborough Adalou Olderman ....AnnI-lootman . . . . Eddie Haun . Carolyn Arnold . . Jane McQ1ate . Donna Weltmer Assistant Feature Editor . . . . . . . . . . . Patsy Oxender , , Carolyn Kuchenbecker Production Advisor . . ........ Mr. CHIYIP The paper staff this year is composed entirely of seniors and with the help of the office practice class is putting out the issues of the Prexie Press. Producing a school paper gives students practical experience in writing news stories cutting stencils, and running the mimeograph machine. This year the production Of the DHPCI' WHS aided greatly by the purchase of our new duplicator machine. ,A Z C9 'Harms .mud V f - Ma--M FIRST ROW: J. Thompson, J. Kuchenbecker, L. Martin, H. Grim. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bates, K. Wilson E. Taylor, S. Olderman, E. LongCOY. J. Savick, P. Sweet. THIRD ROW: S. Spake, L. Norris,J. Norris D. Turk, G, Savick. President .... . . . Janet Thompson Vice-President . . , , , Hazel Grimm Secretary . . . ..... Lucille Martin Treasurer . . . ........ Kay Wilson Student Council . . . . . . Emma Netta Longcoy News Reporter . . .... . .... Pat Sweet To act as assistants to the librarian, Mrs. Bates, is the job of the members of the Library Club. The 16 students areincharge of the circulation desk and help people find books when special ones are needed. Various other activities take up the girls and boys time while they are in the Library. They see that everything is in place so that it can be found easily, mending of old books, and getting the new books ready for use. They are now installing the three card system, title, author, and subject card, this will be a great help in the future use of the Library. These Librarians are doing a very fine job in our Library. - H0 EECO IIMICS CL .Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay wilson, Anita Spotts, Mrs. Crumrine, Mariorie Hootman, J oyoe Kuchen- becker, Wilma Lewis, Faye White, Julie Metcalf. President ..... . . . Faye White Vice-President .... . . . Kay Wilson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Julie Metcalf News Reporter .... . . Anita Spotts To add to the color of the Home Economics room the club has made new curtains and re- finished the table and chairs. Therehas been an addition to the sewing department. A new Singer, Model 306, sewing machine for special embroidery work, There'has also been an addition to the cooking department. Two new Tappan ranges and a Frigidaire have replaced the old ones. Throughout the year the girls have been alternating cooking and sewing. The Ohio Edison Company made it possible for the group to visit Nela Park in Cleveland, February 7. Another field trip included a visit to the Ashland Sanitary Dairy and the Ashland City Mills. ST DE UNCIL SEATED: Emma Netta Longcoy. .Terry Hartley, Carolyn Kuchenbecker, Jim Lefever. STANDING: Hershel Grimm, Gary Rumbaugh, Larry Kiefer. OFFICERS President . . . . . ..... Jerry Hartley Vice-President . . .... Carol Kuchenbecker Secretary ..... . . . Emma Netta Longcoy Treasurer . . . ...... Jim Lefever Representatives to the Student Council were again selected from each class in the upper six grades and from all of the clubs and organizations. The members wrote a Constitution for the operations of the group. They sponsored noon movies for the high school and junior high. The highlight of their activities came in the spring when they sponsored a banquet in honor of our athletic teams. PREXIETTES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. McQuate, G, Johnson, S. Farner, E. Longcoy, A. Olderman, J. Streit, E. Schoonover, M. Oxender, L. Martin, E. Taylor. SECOND ROW: F. White, C. Kuchen- becker, H. Grim, S. Schlecty, M. I-lootman, B. Johnston, S, Spake, J. Thompson, B. Hilernan, J. Keith, S. Middaugh, S. Williams, K. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hostler, C. Fryman, S. Wiley, J. Metcalf, G. Savick, C. Arnold, D. Weltmer, A. Spotts, W. Lewis,J. Kuchenbecker, A. Hootman, D. Turk, P. Oxender, S. Olderman, D. Zeh, B. Wiley. B. Howell. President . . . . . . . Marjorie I-lootman Vice-President . . ..... Ann Hootman Secretary . . . ...... Hazel Grim Treasurer . . . . . Carolyn Arnold The Prexiettes are composed of girls in the grades nine through twelve, who are interested in sports. 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UNl0Il PLAY Mr Morlock Mrs Morlock Mary Morlock Jessxca Morlock Mtldred Joe Lancom Martha Lanconx Luclfer Mrss Akers Phlhp Crossen Janet Thompson Joyce Strert Bula Schoonover Marlene Oxender B111 R1chert Pat Sweet Dean Gast Gladys Johnson Dlrector CAST George Plew Mrs Schmaltz Dr Brown Mr Black Jake Product1on staff Asststant D1 rector Mrs Bates STCIQY OF THE PLAY Dav1d Holland Sue Olderman J 1m Rush Bob Honoe Duane Srmth Dottie Zeh Slnrley M1dd8llQl Dlann Turk Barbara Howell Rest Assured xs a three act comedy It IS a hght comedy about a nch grouchy nervous old goat named Mr Morlock He IS so money mad that he won t let tus 20 year old daughter Mary marry Joe Lancom The reason you see IS that J oe xsn t nch When Mr Morlock says no to the weddmgs Lu1g1 comes over to plead the case Lu1g1 Joe s papa is a lmle Itahan wxth a bad heart Both Mr Morlock and Luxgt have hot tempers Mr Morlock k1l1s Lxug1 Later he too dres with no loved ones Satan doesn t even want h1m. At thls xnterestmg potnt Morlock awakens to f1nd that xt was all a bad dream, but makes reformatxons quxckly. Luigi Lanconi . . . . . . . Jerry Hartley Bonnie Wiley . . . . - a ' . ll ll . ' - . . . . . . . . ' :E Q qv M.'P'f ? ff - A .Vi 1 iw ,isa E M VV6Bwwf'5fiq31 W uf g ' ' n n A T' ,4 M, Q, - if IXED IIIIBUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Weltmer, C. Fryman, J. Streit, G. Johnson, A. Spotts, S. wilson, H. Grim S. Spake, J. Keith, D, Zeh. SECOND ROW: S. Middaugh, B. Howell, E. Longcoy, B. Wiley, G. Savick, J Metcalf, J. Savick, L. Martin, P, Oxender, F. White, C. Arnold, S. Wiley, A, Olderman, Instructor, Mrs Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Hootman, C. Kuchenbecker, D. Turk, B. Johnston, R. Turk, D. Crossen. N Bowers, D. Kramer, R. Howell, S. SchlechtY. J. Thompson, A. Hootman, M. Oxender, E. Schoonover, J Mc Ouate, B. Hileman. FOURTH ROW: S. Olderman, P. Sweet, H. Grim, J. Sigrist. J. Norris, E. Eichel- berger, R. Roseborough, E. Haun, E. Savick, K, Hines, J. Rush, D. Morr, L. Longcoy, S. Williams, K Wilson, S. Farner, W. Lewis, The Mixed Chorus this year is composed of fifty-six members under the direction of Mrs. Smith. They sing mostly four part music and enjoy singing popular songs. Their activities for the year were a spring musical, Vesper Servicz, and several selections at Baccalaureate. All of the members of the chorus would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Smith for her instruction and patience throughout the school year. JB. Ill MIXED IIUBUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Smith, F. Yeley, E. Curtis, D. Welch, S. Kaiser, L. Hauenstein, B. Norris, C. McC1uggage, G. Nell, T. Rickett, K. Kova1,L. Garrety, H. Grim. SECOND ROW: R. Taylor, M. Austin, M. Chacey, J, Fryman, S. Norris, C. Hauenstein, B. Reed, M. Dolby, G. Rumbaugh, L. Keifer, B. Wiley, W. Eichelberger, A. Kestner, R. Fauth, D. Middaugh, B. Scott, Mrs. Smith, Instructor. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, C. Lefever, S. Rickett, C. White, C. Billman, K. Kramer, G. Hill, B. Keith, W. Fauth, J. Wiley, T. Hootman, B. Jenkins, D. Bucklew, R. Grant, C. Rush, J. Kerr, M. McC1uggage. JR. BAN SEATED, Left to Right: Karen Kramer, Anita Spotts, Gloria Savick, Connie Billman, Dennis Streit, Jim Weltmer, Howard Grim, Don Welch. STANDING: Don Morr, Lewis Longcoy, Mrs, Smith. GIRLS' CIIUIIUS FIRST ROW: D. Weltmer, C. Fryman, J. Streit, G. Johnson, A. Spotts, S. Wilson, H. Grimm, S. Spake, J. Keith, D. Zeh. SECOND ROW: C. Kuchenbecker, J. Kuchenbecker, B. Wiley, B. Howell, S. Middaugh D. Turk, M. Hootman, B. Johnston, S. Schelechty, J. Thompson, A. Hootman, C. Arnold, A. Olderman, J. McQuate, B. Hileman, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. Taylor, F. White, P. Oxender, G. Savick, E. Long- coy, P. Sweet, S. Olderman, J. Metcalf, S. Williams, K. Wilson, S. Farner, W. Lewis, J. Savick, L. Martin M. Oxender, E. Schoonover, S. Wiley. BIIYS' CIIIIRUS A 2 - 4 0 I FIRST ROW: D. Morr, L. Longcoy, K. Hines,.T. Sigrist, H. Grimm, J. Rush. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smith R, Roseborough, E. Savick,R. Turk, D. Crossen, N. Bowers, R. Howell. .T. Norris, E. Haun, E. Eichelberger SNAPSIIIITS QW A 1 1 0 Q 69 All ITY ASKETB LL Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk KNEELING, Left to Right: Jerry Sigrist, Ed Haun, Co-Captains, STANDING: Duane Smith, Ed Savick, Roy Turk, Jerry Hartley, BillRichert, Coach Hostler, Nevin Bowers, Lawrence Thompson, David Holland, Denny Crossen, and Manager Eugene Eichelberger. The Presidents enjoyed a much better season this year winning nine and losing eleven in a season of twenty games. Their greatest victories were over Ruggles-T roy which was runner-up in the Ashland County Tournament. Each team member can be proud of a job well done, BASKETBALL SCORES 74 Nashville 65 Polk Jeromesville 69 Greenwich 70 Polk Ruggles -T roy 69 Hayesville 6 l Polk l-iayesville 59 Spencer 54 Polk Sullivan 57 Sullivan 68 Polk Perrysville 7 1 Nashville 59 Polk Northwestem 66 Perrysville 91 Polk Savannah 55 Savannah 7 8 Polk Jeromesville 69 Homerville 60 Polk Ruggles -T roy 7 5 Greenwich 69 ' Polk Perrysville ' Ashland County Toumament JB. V SITY ASKETBALL --9-I ,.i,r ,-az: 7. .. Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk Polk KNEELING, Left to Right: Duane Smith, David Holland, Bill Richert, Denny Crossen, Roy Turk. STANDING: Coach Hostler, Don Morr, Jim Rush, Jim Lefever, Bob Honceg Manager, Eugene Eichelberger. The Junior Varsity had a good record this year winning nine and losing nine out of a full season of eighteen games. Most ofthe boys saw plenty of action in the Varsity games. This group represents some fine ball players for Polk's future seasons and they should be praised for the fine job they did. BASKETBALL SCORES 34 N ashville Polk 48 Greenwich 1 9 Greenwich Polk 26 Jeromesville 40 Hayesville Polk 33 Ruggles -Troy 41 Spencer Polk 58 Hayesville 34 Sullivan Polk 35 Sullivan 52 Nashville Polk 23 Perrysville 29 Perrysville Polk 38 Savannah 26 S avannah Polk 27 Jeromesville 32 Homerville Polk 44 Ruggles -Troy 1 r 69 60 50,kWDS Home., -2 7 u I ' N 7 73, 0 ' . Upgef Prexnes an J' f' Cz, .fwffnnf . 5 of 5 N 'f N752 '5 'Wf S I S W I1 fn 1 11 .9 O ,11 F12 211' Iwi 'c bww jS86f'V0'Of00d C UU lrl In ' 0 S ,vas 'fs- 3 Oz 7 5- 1.111 S fp . :,1:,A,,, ' 'X1 -45 fs 1 , k QI if 'W 119. TU' fb 4'fff ' 168 fl 7 . 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TWC' oo' .9 . 4 . 7-ville R c f1 f JVQS5 ga 'war of 195 'S fb 'bio fa '40 Q9 pw S 00 1 02 O . 2 , ,. . V 'r -, 4 For Home ,'1'1mff .af .. fvv, 1Q 4,5771 . .sf ,7n.gJ'7 Q 1, 'fd 'ff'+5b. f'f-N 'wwf 5 cz, 63, 95 NAME Bowers Hartley Haun Holland Rlchert Roseborough Savlck S1gI'1SI Smuh Thompson TnAM 1 U 1 A Lb Polk Victory .9 GSEAS N'S ECURD QTRS, T, '77 189 '79 180 2 1.4425 M. 94 88 4.3 50070 47070 35 o 44 o 32 27 o 33 o 360 390 PCT. T. 142 97 D9 M. 66 68 dbb PCT. 46Ufo 70070 71 o 10061 3 55 o 41 o 66 o 25 o buf!! P. 85 37 -50.5 TOTAL POINTS 254 244 160.4 0SfllPoIk Scores 74 65 Wm , 0Se RoseboroughAf Nashville In Opener rreXIGS Wm QWLI T S Greenwl lxlgxgguealfzg Hostler Sparks M2 HHS 5 924222. 7o 395 135 07 105 75 07 47 1 345 2 3 0 -- 2 2 0 3 o 2 ' 54 77 34 7 27 9 377. 46 o 77 21 56 18 U10 20 11 U1 19 o 47 ' 28 37 10 07 27 11 07 6 o 31 ' ' so 95 88 U7 169 112 U1 54 0 288 ' 1 o o -- o o -- o o o 32 11 i .ul .3 i L7 .fi Q 14 .-.-- f-F--- -7: --7 .--1 1-lf .- .A 1 V.-rf ,,. , , To 5 Q . , A . 0 . . . 2 L A W a 7 . 4. , 2 , , 0 7 ' T I U surge -'.. - V T , 411 'T f C - - f ' - 1 ' . ' ,7 V . 6 7 V- VAR ITY STATI TICS Nev1n Bowers who was our center thts year scored a total of 254 po1nts for the season, Nev1n played 1n 77 quarters and made 94 freld goals out of 189 attempts for a 50 per cent average Th1s average was the best of the startmg f1ve At the free throw lme he shot 142 IIHBS and made 66 for a percentage of 46 Nevln commttted 85 personal fouls Jerry Harltey a Jumor forward scored a total of244 po1nts Jerry played 1n 79 quarters and d1d very well 1n comm1tt1ng only 37 personal fouls He trxed 189 shots and made 88 for a per cent of 47 At the free throw lme he sank 68 out of 97 for a good 70 per cent Jerry w1ll be back to play some f1ne ball next year Ed Haun a senlor guard who played good ball lh1S season was the team s leadlng scorer He attempted 385 shots and made 135 for a held goal percentage of 35 At the foul l1ne he made 75 baskets out of 105 tr1es for 71 per cent Eddxe had 47 personal fouls called aga1nst h1m 1n the 70 quarters that he played Jerry S1gr1st a semor guard and co capta1n along w1th Ed Haun played rn 80 quarters Th1s ls the most DOSS1b1B quarters he could have played Jerry was second rn scormg w1th a total of 288 po1nts He collected 88 field goals out of 295 attempts for an average of 33 per cent Jerry scored 112 po1nts out of 169 shots at the foul l1ne for a percentage of 66 He had a total of 54 fouls called aga1nst h1m B111 Rlchert a Juruor forward rounded out the start1ngf1ve He played 1n 54 quarters and made 34 f1eld goals out of 77 attempts He made a good 44 percent of has shots At the foul hne he collected only 9 baskets of 27 shots for a 33 per cent average B111 committed 46 personal fouls B111 w1ll be back for next year Bob Roseborough our f1rst strmg forward at the beglnmng of the season was lost after the Spencer game due to a broken ankle Bob came back at the end of the season and f1n1shed w1th a total of 47 po1nts He made 18 f1eld goals out of 56 attempts for 32 per cent At the foul hne he sank ll shots out of 20 tr1es for 55 per cent He was charged w1th 19 personal fo11l.s Edd1e Savlck was the team sf1rstsubst1tute He played U1 28 quarters and collected 31 po1nts He made 10 fleld goals of 37 attempts for a percentage of 27 At the foul 11ne he lut on 11 shots out of 27 for 41 percent He had 6 personals called aga1nsth1m Larry Thompson semor forward played a total of 32 quarters He hat on 36 percent of h1s shots as he sank 6 baskets out of 11 tr1ed and had a total of 14 po1nts He had 6 personals called agaxnst htm Dav1d Holland played 2 quarters and scored2po1nts Duane Sm1th played l quarter but fa1led to score The team lut for a total of 38 percent of 1ts f1e1d goals and 60 percent of IIS free throws We made a total of 1302 po1nts but allowed our opponents 1418 po1nts. U I . 0 . 1 0 9 - . . . . . , . I I ' - l - 1 a p - I 1 4 0 . 0 . I u - . . . . . . , . . . . . . 1 . I I . a u J RW' UNIUR Ill ll BASKETB LL FIRST ROW Left to Rlght J Ramseyer G Rumbaugx T Hootman D Mlller J W1ley W W1ley T Rlckett F Yeley A Irwxn Manager ABSENT Ronald Crossen Coach UNIUB Ill ll CHEERLEADERS W Conme Bxllman and Karen Kramer Eichelberger, L. Kiefer. . SECOND ROW: Welch, A. Kestner, D. Bucklew, T. Johnston, B. CIIEEBLEADER Vars1ty cheerleaders th1s year are Joyce Strelt Sue Olderman Eula Schoonover and Marlene Oxender We apprecxate thelr wonderful Job of cheermg and backmg they gave the team. Jumor Varsny cheerleaders thls year are W11ma Lewxs Amta Kay Sports and Shxrley Wlley We also appreclate the1r fme Job of cheerleadmg and the good Job of backmg the J umor Varsity. if fff VCZPKKO Qs ag 5 wgffy aff fc Q an W Y 217 7' my ofxo QF' M,-.Aa WA QW Q ij XMQVJ NWMLHVES X W, QQ X 46 J Q-17'-ff er, WWA no ft' no 1 M CEM M ix , ' VM I N LJ A Q . ,1 WW 011 QM X 1 J silly! 7 ,vilihv , , lV V ??2 Q,'x7ff fK5' Jfkfp . H6 . o M W ye W pf f f 2 .L ,fo M5 CI 5 B r' A Ll' ,avg . . . gyxzff! 6933? Q 0 by ,1, ,1Q ' a . ww . af' Excellent Food Pleasant Atmosphere Dlnners Sandwlches Plate Lunches 'fa oft' Curb Dmmg Serv1ce Room Open 11 A M Mldmte Except Monday Gene and Ann Smlth Owners 81 Operators Route 42 Ashland Mansf1eld Road WILL 0 DELI, UE ERY Home of Dependable Plants D D Qumn Landscape Contractor Member Oh1o Nurseryman s ASSOC13t1OH Member Natlonal Arborlst Assoc1at1on Member Natlonal Shade Tree Conference EE' F1vePo1nts R 42 Ashland Ohlo Compllments A DERSO Ll C0l. MERCURY 1312 Claremont Ave Ashland Oluo pw, Mmww rw IVIIYI' ggarm v Compllments BENNETT LUMBER C0 Ashland Mansfleld Road . l 1 M Phone 4- 3051 - l D . t' . of of R X - I iQ 'i- S 'nal' 3 at 5? ami mu.-I Oo gui A g 9 A 0 0 GERWIG and S0 S Whlte Barn Market g- 1 w iwb.,y'fS:gt N, 9' 'S' 03 o'o'0 1 830.99965 Where quahty comes f1rst Full L1ne of Grocerles Meats and Produce Open Da11y 9 a m t111 10 p m Phone 2 3 114 Plenty of Parkmg Space State Route 58 Ashland Ohlo NANKIN El.EVA'l'0R Phone2 3123 C H Perry Prop Feed Seed Coal Fert111zer Fence Post Farm Supplles Y1e1dmor Feeds More M11k. . . More Eggs. . . More Meat I O I 1 xi -,1 5 S - Ill J . .1 I sq 2. - 5 , ' 23.12 f v if, . . , O , . - n a 9 o I I El E WO0S'I'ER I IMPLEME T ALE LUMBER CWPA Y I Sales-Service Opposite Fairgrounds , One of Farm Tires Phone 2-8015 I the Batteries most E1ectr1c and complete Acetylene lumber Weldlng yards General Automotwe and Farm Machlnery Repa1rs e Phone 2501 Wooster Oh1o state West Salem Oh1o Free Delivery EE ER DRY E000 N Z5 'x PhOT16 2561 North Mam Street I phone 2641 West Salem Ohm West Salem Oh1o D. G. K 1 TEEL' AS ASHLAND TRUCK FARM SUPPLY IMPLEMENT C0 INC QE INTERNATIONAL d0h FAULTLESS RURRER C0 h O C f h d vo our Allis-Chalmers Deal International Trucks f 'g unharn Ternpl in C d A 722 Y- up 0 0 d O A ' vnu Road A A . C . O CLAREMUNT AVE SUNOC0 Tires Batteries Accesso 813 Claremont Ave Ashland Oh1o We glV9 Kmg Korn Stamps rie When you need Flowers Try our s APPERSON S GREENHMISE Phone 3 5251 Rear 509 W Ma1n St Ashland Ohlo EAT EAT 5 ARCHWAY 42 'f fffroon Mansf1eld Road Across From Falr Grounds Ashland Ohlg O S fin 5 3 24 Q 9 J 46 if 'za eff I I Congratulations WEA HLAND BANK IIO 'I'E'I I'I,EII'S INC. Your best S ource for School xusuqh Supplles and Typewrlters See Us Often Mtn B59 10 West Maln Street Member FDIC Ashland Ohxo Ashland Ohlo EAST SIDE MACHINE and WELDING f fn 432g-5 53 AZ Phone 34601 Ashland Ohlo General Repa1r1ng and Weldmg Ornamental Rallmgs Clark Avenue O K . . Q ::::.:'::. 9' Q .:,'.'.:'.:' I 3 uname if Q. CY f . Compliments K I I f 1 x I ' s 7 ' ,sp fx, f.J!eQi2u .,' x If ' I '-f ?',.1-1 ' Compliments Compliments RIDGE RESTAURANT D0 LEY M0'l'0R On Route 250 North Phone 4 2421 phone 2 5915 1430 Claremont Avenue Ashland Ohlo Ashland Ohlo MYER DRY CLEA ER and LAUNDERER Professlonal Dry Cleaners More than 26 years Of Quahty Servlce 41 South 3 1333 ASl'1laT1d Ohlg Ash1and's THE POLK TATE BA K Polk Oh1O Your Commumty Bank Deposlts Insured The Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporat1on Washmgton D C S 10 000 Max1mum Insurance S10 O00 For nach Ueposltor Complete Convement S Servlce Servlce Communlty Bankmg Servlce BY Banking 1 sfsuhnce Banking . O5 . 6 coo ' 3 6 2 2 Q, 5' 9 Q' FARMER PROD C'l'l0 CREDIT ASSRCIATIR 21 Years Dependable Credit Service Farmer Owned Farmer Controlled Loans made by Farmers Flt Farmers' Needs A Good Place to Borrow ln Good tlmes Rough tunes H B Olln Secretary Treasurer Robert Harbaugh F1e1d Representatlve Ashland Ohlo Home Bldg Phone 32101 E 'Y VV' .:,.,..l.' 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Wrecker Servlce Phone 561 Jeromesvllle Ohlo .lEROME vlma JUHNNYS ELEvA'l'0R F000 BA KET Propmetor End of Unlon St Don Glasgo Gram Ashland S Modern Market F eed of F1ner Foods Coal Seeds Phone 8 8881 Fert111zer M F XA-aX'W , Bu11ders Supplles Ashland U at ' GMO 2614-4',g. Q Hardware v Sim ,i YQ V Ur QQ' 'Q' Ur Phone Jerornesvllle 18 1 '-0 W fs Vp --r-.-1 r-. I 1 8,08 :V 2 'F' TJ Q --2 I H' ' .355-1 ggi? h Phone TREIT and KRAMER Hardware and Farm Implements Electrlcal Apphances Norge and Zemth Radlo and Televlslon Youngstown Kltchens Speed Queen Washers Hoover Sweeper Sales and Servlce DeLaval M1lkers New Idea and Dunham Farm Machmery 5 Polk Ohlo Frults 4 N Hp V Il Nw qkwwf K GMCERY WILLIAMM FRYMA Serv1c e Statlon au ull ml 4 Gulflex Reglstered Vegetables Lubrlcatlon Battery Servlce GFOCGFIGS PhOne2 3149 T1res Tubes Accessorles On Route 58 AfNaf1k1H Phone 202 suuwan omo 5 1 , ' ' f , rL : -H-': i In .hm lug APR JHIX xy . . - . morwV B EAI. GRDCERY Frozen Foods Gas and O11 Grocerles Meats ..... !-3 GL? llll Phone 361 Polk Ohlo D E ATTEDFIELD Buy Sell Trade Evlnrude Outboard Motors New Guns Always a Complete L1ne of Fmshlng Tackle Sales 81 SCFVICE 201 Orange St Phone 22242 AShlar1d Oh10 CDTTAGE TREET HARDWARE Hardware Palnts Varnlshes Plurnblng Heatmg Electmcal Supphe s 705 Cottage St Phone 15771 Ashland Ohlo D D HDDTMA G ene ral C ontractmg Mlllwrlght and Roof Trusser A Speclalty Phone 542 Red Haw Oh1o M ' ' a . N. ' 1' GN I I Compliments of Compliments of ATIO AL LATE A HLA DEQ ITY LEIBEARTH M0 HER Mam opposlte C enter The Dlamond Store Featurmg Known for Better Watches Chlna Lee Hats Dlamonds Sllver Crystal Samsomte Luggage Van Heusen Shlrts Q A 53 'R Wllson Bros Furmshlngs vi--I Botany Brand 500 Su1ts and Top Coats Glfts and Jewelry Ashland Ohlo 36 East Maln Street Ashland Ohlo Complete BOYS Department I O ll ' Y! . 3 . I I I ' . yd.. - D fi A. ' -It - gg55.tX,g.,S ras Hlckok Belts and Jewelry r' 1 XJ: gg .i 333 . . . A 5 . tt Jr ' . , , . I Compliments ' of GLENN RO0FlNG and SUPPLY C0. ! CHE'EQ f SALE CHEVRRLET New Cars lk Trucks 'lf Sales ft Service Roofing Furnaces Spouting No Lower Prices Found at the corner f Cottage and Ohio Street Phone 2 7802 Ashland Anywhere On Quality Used Cars Ohio Ashland Ohio Comphment SHARP S Wholesale 1 nm. C Y C-Q 37 P7 Compliments J0 I G A SUPER MARKET J M Atkinson and Son Phone 66 Sullivan Ohio YW ' N 6 O . S of of Es 9 K . . D ,. . A WP' Q R Ss gf M , SN Z YY I 1 ' . I Compliments of ROLANIYS Clothmg Arrow Sh1rts Stetson Hats Jockey U Wear The Farmers Bank Blllldlflg Ashland Ch1o J. L. D0 L'EY and BRO The Elevator Feed Seeds and Coal Gram and Wool Bullders Supplles Phone 31556 31555 Ready M1xed Concrete Phone 42321 Corner Church and Pleasant Ashland Oh10 BAR HILL URANCE AGE CY 322 Home Bulldmg lt s wr1tten we wrlte lt THE HOME CUMPA Y Ashland s Leadmg Department Store W W Bafnhlu Telephone 31551 R VL Barnhlll M G Barnhlu Corner Maxn and Center Ashland Ohlo Ashland Oh1o ' or 321- . ' ' Phone 35051 Ulf 1 ' , ' ' P' , . I I i 1 9 Kitchen Cabinets Formica Counter Tops NSURANCE AGE CY KRIE CHER Automoblle and Home Insurance WO0D KREATIO INSURANCE General WOOdWOTk1Hg THAT REALLY INSURES Open Evemngs D1al 43371 Polk Ohlo Rear 1053 Claremont Ashland Gonna can 1' BAKERY LACY BRO C1-Vormerly Second Street! Blrthday All Types of Pastrles Dealers and Mmneapolls Mollne Farm Equlpment Weddmg New Holland Balers Cakes Cardmal Elevator Grove Wagons Westmghouse 1127 Claremont Ave Phone 488 Nova Oh1o Ashland Oh1o of I Specijalizing We service what we sell 1n t in Ask for Compliments ARCHWAY HATS ST mo Home Style Cookies They re Dellolous Phone 3 99 Ol C ongratulatlons F rom POLK FEED and S PPLY Coal Feed Gram Fence Twlne Farm Seed Fertlllzer Bu1ld1ng Materlal Polk Ohlo Phone 351 Sulllvan Oh1o Phone 371 of Q Ashland Ohio Ashland OY1iO I HAROLD POW LER' MARKET Low Prices Every Day Y29 I N Open M to 10 P Everyday Plenty of Parklng Space End of Cleveland Avenue Ashland Ohlo HALL RESTAURANT MWUS0 SSTUN0 1906 'V A Home Made Ice Cream Sandwlches Coffee P1e Sz Cakes Photography Letterpress P rlntlng ff' rs S .-.ll George Mormson Proprletor Phone 3 5784 Polk Qhlo I Lmdale Avenue Ashland Ohlo if IL! 111: Ax j N All IVA? -,,.-31,0 3A. . . M. 9 9 t .ge ,, . . 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