Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1948 volume:

clucabuon ki f XX r .'!:' 'lx I 7 If I I I mega, W5 in ff-s : Q Th1s book IS dedicated to the Semor Class of 1948 through whose d1l1gent efforts thms edition of the Racma. was made posslble C O Chapman Orlen Holter Davxd Yost J E. S1mpson Harvey Holter Floyd Chapmar Ross Norrxs Char le s Hayrnan D onald Wolfe Carl B Weese Gayle Prlce Vlaude Young Howard Nolan Grace Furbee Bernard Kr1nke M11dred Roush. ADNIINISTRATION SOUTHERN RURAL SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY C ounty Supermtendent Presmdent Vlce Pres1dent Clerk Pr1nc1pal As Sl stant Pr1nc1pal Socmal Scxence Scmence and Mathematxc s Enghsh Vocatlonal Agrxcultural Home Elconomlc s Instrumental Musmc Vocal Mus1c Ruth El, Drake. . - . . .Languages ll fr W CISSQS 'Q I lilo f 1, -ff1 ,' 4Mj4'i,hX .tux CLASS HISTORY W1th grade school fxmshed and a no doubt, happy vacation gone the Senior Class 1948 entered high school as Freshmen m September 1944 'lhere were forty three members 1n this a comparatwely small class It was significant also mn the fact that It was according to all knowledge ava1lable to our sleepy energies the fxrst class to recewe a double 1n1t1at1on Th1s consisted of fW0 days of blueprlnfed hllmllldf-1011 ORC of frealnsh dress and one of the usual l1pst1ck An apology was m the form of the Freshman Receptxon Class ofhcers for our first year were Mary Louise Simpson president Adele Norr1s, vice president and Alan Carson secretary treasurer ln our Sophomore year there were tlurty fwe members rn the class For the benefit of you stat1stic hounds nineteen gmrls and sixteen boys The Freshmen were mitrated properly and 1n turn entertaxned with the traditronal Freshmen Reception From the upper th1rd of the class the follow1ng off1cers were chosen Tom Wolfe president jean Worthmgton vice presldent and Adele Norris secretary treasurer The jumor year was begun with th1rty four in the class You will not1ce that the amount of decrease was smaller, but keep your seats three were lost to the matnmomal bureau. We're sure that some of the feelings about this can be classed under envy Ralph Grimm was lost to the Navy ln january of this year The sale of magazine subscnptxons stahonery penc1ls, and refreshments was executed with typlcal junior xmtiatwe And don't think that the junior Play was given free All of th1s was done to give the Seniors a bus tr1p to Cxncxnnath Of course the jumors went along for the r1de This busy year was completed with the guldance of the following offlcers Reva Hoback president jean Worthington vice presrdent Thelzna Wolfe secretary treasurer and Tom Wolfe that busy busy business manager The Class of 1948 at the begxnmng of their Semor year remamed I1 Small C1588 The final fxght was begun wxth twenty four students From these were elected the followmg Thelma Wolfe president Alan Carson vice presrdent and Mary Louise S1mpson secretary treasurer A magazme subscnptxon campaign was conducted Jointly w1th the juniors and the Semor play was presented Wlth all the ceremony of Commencement exerc1ses and such hands were dusted of chalk and high school was at an end Reva Hoback Paul Bradford . . . . . K . Of . . . - g . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 9 a . . . . . . . . . . . C I . . . . . . . . . . . , , .. 3 , - . . . . . .- . . n . . . . . -- 0 . . . . . . , C . ' . . . . . . ,, . ,, I l I I U . . . . . . - I . . ---- . . . . . . . . . . n 1 . . . . . . . . . C O . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . ' I . . . . D l - .- I I I I I 0 ' . . . . , 9 , 1 . . . . , . - . . . . . . . . . g l 1 9 p .- . . . . . . . . . . . ' o . C ..-- --- R2 ' 4'2 yt PAUL BRADFORD OPAL COZART General General if K' AG! Y' ,,,.,--v i MILTON CANTLR REVA HOBACK Vocational Commlrclal aux ff' KX QT-f' HAZEL HAYMAN OLIVER CADLE Commercial Collage Preparatory l x X 5 -vs- 'Y -v 'df LAURA MILLER ALAN CARSON Colligo Prepnratory Vocqtlolul -Z., DON DIDDLE BETTY PIIARSON Vocational Commlrchl W - , A X, A I E232 M4 'L ,,,1,f ' ' I QQ? 1 idk , l , 7 tx I v 1 an 1 ,.,- Q sw ' N Y ' . .. 'Z' ,. Z f . , ' I ' . , A A1 4 A f 1. .4 4 ' - , 'FV l A 1 ' Ha! ' . 1 mi f A N ,, I . A, I ., -' I 1 , S , S l -- A Y ' ' Q 'r x 'I -s ' 4 A 3 N 1,3 A - 1 K5 N, - ,A ' h ' 1 - 1 -' , 'J , , K x. V- A , Mx - 4 'B - .-, '1 ' A 1 , : Q1 I ,f' PAUL HILLDORE BETTY PICKENS BETTY ROUSH DENNIS MANUEL General Vocational Vocational Commercial VIRGIL NORRIS MANOR SALSILR HELEN SAYRE DONALD ROUSI-I Vocational College Preparatory Commercial Vocational g QI V- 7 TIIJMAS WOLF! MARY SDIPXN College Preparatory Ceanoreial 'Q Q 'L rl ,div ANNA PATTERSON TIELMA WOLFE HELEN SOUTHALI.. JEAN WORTHINGTON Vocational Commercial Commercial Commorci l Nlr 15? 4:9 WILLIAM SHELTON ORIS SMITH Revo I-loback. . . Paul Bradford. . Tom Wolfe. . . Alan Carson. . . Bill Shelton. . Paul Hilldore. . Dennis Manuel. . Mary Simpson. . Gonor al Voc tional CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold MOT T0 Upward and Onward FLOWER Yellow Rose RACINA STAFF 0 loo ones: O l O I I I . . . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . .Assistant Business Manager . . . . .Photographic Editor jean Worthington. . . . . .Humor Editor . . . Sports Editor . . . . .Typist . . . . Typist CLASS PROP!-IECY 1313 Main Street Racine, Ohio February I8 1958 Dear Ann I m sorry not to have answered your last letter sooner but I have been busy working on an 1tem for The Senttnal It is a class history of the students who graduated from Racme High School in 1948 Iwas surprised to ftnd that most of the students have stayed around here but I suppose that xt is due to Racine s sudden and huge growth. Do you ever hsten to Don Diddle and Paul Hilldore s rad1o program over station R A C ? It IS called Krazy K1d's Quiz and is really very amusing Dennis Manuel has a program over the same station Have you heard he was voted the Swoonman of the Ohio Valley last fall! Did you know that Alan Carson owns a large l 000 acre farm just north of Racine? I hear h1s amrnals have won state and national blue ribbons Milton Canter and Oris Smith also have large farms near lus They can sell all of their products at Racme smce the population has so mcreased The town is glad to be able to get fresh foods so close by I saw Betty Pearson Thelss recently when she was here on a v1s1t from Oregon She told me she loved lt there but she wished that Roger could fund work here She has employed Helen Southall as governess for her children, junior and Lou. I also saw Bill Shelton fwho 18 now a news photographer, yesterday snapping a picture of the farned actress, Bettta Pickens who was here on a personal appearance tour She 1s currently starruxg in My Favor1te Redhead with Rob Slope She gave me a cheery Hello as she hurned by As yet, Mary Simpson has not said yes ' to Ernie but he 1s as faithful a lover as ever She IS the featured pianist at Don Roush s famous Duck Club ' Betty Roush holds the spotlight as leadmg vocahst It s quite a show Olwer Cadle IS a mathematics professor at the Wolfe Umversxty now It is narned after Thomas Wolfe the founder Tom has retired now to his large country estate with hls wxfe Hazel fliaymanl and their three children I met Laura Mxller and Manon Salser on the street today as they were on themr way to the hospital where they are now employed Laura had just received a letter from Thelma Cozart who is 1n China Thelm's husband Bob has been promoted to General I'll bet she 15 proud of lum' I often see jean fworthingtonl Grimm in the yard w1th her children when I pass the1r large wh1te home m the suburbs of the ctty Jean and Ralph have fwe sweet httle IJOYS who always wave to me as I pass Ralph has been teachmg them to play basketball By the way how 1s Bud s barber business domg? I don t see why he doesn't transfer h1s shop to Racme I don t Imagxne he'll have much business after Racine has off1c1ally been made the capltal c1tv I am leaving tomorrow w1th my husband jack to spend my vacation on our ranch In Nevada so wr1te me there Affecttonately I D O . o 0 a I , . I D . I O 0 ' ! . Q li s o . as OO f I . . 1 e . . 1 0 . . a s . . . I D . - - s - 1 . . I . . s g s - DO II . o s u I . 1 . - O O s s s n I o s 0 . . 0 . 0 o u u . . - l ' I . g s . . . u s . . . s 9 5 a ' . . 1 Q - . - - . , I e . a s - U . . O I o . I e a n 1 . a s . Q . o . . . . l I 3 o . CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1948 of Racine High School in this our last will and testament do bequeath to our successors the following items Paul Bradford s art ability to Howard Ervin Oliver Cadle's lab work to Danny Hayman Milton Canter s height to Earl Grimm Alan Carson s agricultural knowledge to Don Powell Opal Cozart s college man to all the girls to fight over Don Diddle s poetry to Kelly Sayre Hazel Hayman s giggle to Ruth Harris Paul Hilldore s corny Jokes to Carroll Cleek Reva Hoback s column to Helen Circle Dennis Manuel s promptness to George Sayre Laura Miller s love for Mike to Doris Taylor Virgil Norris nas decided to take his car with him Anna Patterson s knowledge to Rita Ritchie Betty Roush s blue Jeans to Ruby Van Meter Bettv Pickens red hair to Betty Adams Don Roush s hand walking skill to Billy joe Cecil 'Vlangn Salser 5 gI'B.deS to NlaC Cornell Helen Sayre s ' bow tie boy friend ' to Mary johnson Mary Simpson s love to Ernie Shuler Helen Southall s chewing gum to Leda Kraeuter Thelma Cozart s wedding ring to Eileen johnson Tom Wolfe s crew hair cuts to Alan Stobart jean Worthington intends to keep her sailor with her always Bill Shelton s camera to Carl Morris Oris Sm1th's witty remarks to joe Stobart IN WITNESS WHEREZOF we have hereunto subscribed our names this twenty first day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty eight Qieiarafwzwi PMB lay 4 Official Seal Q' I . I I . . - I . Betty Pear son's athletic ability to Dorothy Rhodes. I o - . . ' . . , L . . 0 Q - . - . g ., 5 ', P, 0, P' ., ,, -gun r. W , , , H . za 1- 17- ' hl g THE CLASS OF 1949 .--- Ar- f' mfr THE CLASS OF 1950 S: n.-f N,-3' Q11-ttnfynf in..:r. 8001! 'r E M 1 4 'W FXQM J-50 I in 'I an 5 M THE CLASS OF 1951 ' . X . ' 5' f a 1 E' - 3 A r . . . , x - 5 . V 5 ' rg-Zi :Xiu v ilivwfill 'li if TKO ll 1 -is .., , .V an - mm - E ' b - .. ... Q -. .- A .XI Q.: .,. .. ....... .-- M- 1 .ra . P 9' ., 'K ' 1 , ' 4 ' ,K , 1 ' 1 1 T I J 4 A A . ' v - 1- x 1 X 3' I I .ij:,,1-.-m,- H H gif? . . :W -nv A F'--A -i.'?1-f- JJ?-N , A , K . - .T -I .ge-,,f .1 - -1' .. Wg W. --:1-,-. gf-.-1. -W-f-. f jf 1 .Q-N,f 1-4 Liv' 41- '. S..---. -....,.... .. 4- '1 'f A - s- '.'fW - 'ann :wt- rh'-' . ' ' ' 'J' 23 2. 1,- ,Nr . , A mg 1 ar 1 , 5 ILA f A 1- I 4 f, V .L . . I . , . 4 r t QU J. x A I 1' A ,F 5' ' 1 .1 w E . V . 1 , 1, 5 , ' 4 ff. ' -5 , 0 , ' ' . M. , ' ig, .1 , , --5'.Q-4719- il-'asf Q 'L f, . .5 ' gy ,- Ct uultle s Lk! E51 'iw' 'S' Q:- CHARLES HAYMAN DONALD C WOLFE Principal Allflfli Principal Physical Education Comms:-ce BOY 5 GYM COMMERCIAL CLUB In GlRL'S GYM ECHO STAFF 'Q .,,.a? RUTH E DRAKE CARL B WEESE Lllflillll LATDI PANISH CLUB LA-.Jul A .Q LIBR ARIANS Social Schuco U S HISTORY RACINA STAFF 1 106 qua, Sp- MAUDE YOUNG GAYLE PRICE English bqtonco Mnthomahcs vi' I Q 'ut 'S mink SOPHOMORE ENGLISH PHYSICS CLASS F56 JUNIOR PLAY GEOMETRY CLASS The Sunshine Twins .by Y fl. QS., ' V S rv- , ' . 1',,'L :-g ay' QQ' 1 . H I XX, ei, I Q ' ,MQ .rf r' L S ' 1' 3- -,VY .f. Q' .W , V ff tv A . 1 - 4 ff . 4' ' ' . ' , Fi'-N' , I ' 1 ' - 'K .' - , ' . ' , , X 4 H... ' If' ' r . V Ev- I: T74 A ,Q . 5' ' ...- f it , ' . AW , .'-I I f Y GRACE FURBEE HOWARD NOLAN Hom: Economic: Agriculture ll! 'L FRESHDAAN HOME EC JR SR AGRICULTURE CLASS KITCHEN VETERANS' TRAINING CLASS 1 'Ki 'Q-'uf' MILDRED ROUSH BERNARD KRINKE Vocal Music Band .IR In SR GLEE CLUB BAND F442 T:-M g .. use 9.- 1 - I 'Z ' SOPH If FR GLEE CLUB BAND -...t -.,...a 1.4.4.4 Cl' X WN VARSITY Bottom row left to right Aaron Wolie Don Powell Dennis Manuel Tom Wolfe Top row George Sayre Tom Heneler r Hayman RESERVE Bottom row, left to right jim Webb, Bob Miller, Charles Norris, joe Stobart. Middle row Kelly Sayre, Malcolm Cornell, B111 Miller, Bill Hill. Top row Bill Sheffield, Orin Smith, Paul Marr, Mr Hayman. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Il an Feb Feb Feb Feb BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Coo1v111e Tupper s P1a1ns Har rlsonvllle Wahama Chester Chauncey Rutland Tupper Plams Cadmus Wahama Chester Sc1p1o Ravenswood Belpre Rutland Glouster Vars1ty Reserve RHS OPP RHS OPP 66 . Z ' 45 26 . 18 17 . 5 ' 46 16 17 Z1 . 10 ' ' 44 Z5 Z4 8 . 12 45 46 Z3 27 . 17 55 36 13 35 . 19 43 37 24 Z7 jan. 7 52 37 26 30 jan. 9 ' 30 Z9 13 8 jan. 13 Pomeroy 35 34 jan. 16 34 51 Z9 9 ja . Z0 39 41 33 17 jan. Z3 56 31 14 Z4 ,I . 30 ' ' 71 Z3 32 26 . 3 61 47 ze 28 . 6 18 20 . 18 51 27 Z4 Z9 . 20 35 18 14 Gerald Powell Mary Shields Margaret F0lf.f BASEBALL TEAM Bottom row Bxll Hill Auon Wolfe Tom Wolfe Charles Norris Middle row Mr Wolfe Kelly Sayre Tom Hnuler Bill Miller Don Powell Top row George Sayre Paul Marr Vu-'11 Norrig Dggmg Manuel Orin Snnth AQZT, 65 QQ, fd 'J 'jQf K Van u--a 4 wg N -M Zfa Qgx 9!f c ,, 1 0 'Q A2 7 xg' x E 5 :Y ' 'f 1' L, xl A 4 ,' R 1 ' . - 1-gQf.,' ,Z-b J , , I Jig, A QV f ' 741, ,4 X34 P ' .'A: '31 V . A K ,, - I4 ' 1 U' A 1l f1f. f 9 1 I 5 , NV . f' J A r fx J f Q.-L Q 1, A 1. ' - 51 1 5 , nQY,.t'- ,M- Z vw - Q Q1 'l le. x . TPIEME SONGS OF R H ' Together ' urple and Gold ' Aloha 'We Won't Be Home Unt1l Mornlng 'Bell Bottom Trousers Too Many Sweethearts Always ow oon Cootsme Coo Apr1l Showers Mary and Erme Basketball teams Toots ' Pickens Denms and V1rg1l Doris Taylor Mary Allan jean and Ralph Betty Lou to Roger Helen Cxrcle Reva Hoback 'Chatterbox Paul H1l1dore Laur a Laur a Ancha' Ever Comm' ac L1brar1ans to past due books ' Gotta Fmd Me Somebody to Love I Can't Give You Anything But Love arbershop Blues Scatterbram ' I Love You I Love You I Love You I'm a Lnttle on the Lonely S1 e ' We Have Nothing to Remember So Far A1n't We Crazy Wedding Marc ' 'That s y Des1re Shame Shame on You ' Somebody Else 18 Takmg My Place Helen Southall Opal to Ran Anna Oliver Cadle George to Gloria D1ct1onary Freshmen uc and ' B Thelma and Bob A blank dishonor roll Dan to Joan Seniors on Echo Staff So Long For Awht e Under Grads to Semors Beg Your Pardon Mrs Young Sent1mental journe Cincinnati bus trxp Thanks for the Memories Senlors to R H S DID Y OU EVER Denms Manuel get to school on time? Tom Wolfe ride the bus to school? A Junior with nothing to sell? Rita Ritchie not combing her hair? Miss Drake musing the scent of gum? Study Hall wxth no one on the floor? Mrs Young giving less than two jugs at a tame? The Seniors go down first for assemblies this year? A play w1th no forgotton lines? A school day without an absense? june Beegle miss a night at the Min Lynn? Mr Wolfe in a bad mood? A pen that wouldn't blot in Bookkeeping? Eulah Roberts with straight hair? Mr Price without a test tube in his hand? Manoa Salser without her lessons? Hazel Hayman without her shorthand notebook? . . 5. l ll n 'P . . . . . . . . . . . . I II Q o I ........ . .. .... i. .n. . . i I . . H . . . . i . ..I .I .I .O .I .I . ' -I .O .I I U. H S ..'l l llll O I I Q I . 'J ' ' ' . g .n. . . . . . . . N . . . . . N . . . . . . . . . . . ' B k . . . . . . . . ' ' - I U n Il 1 . If You Belong To My Heart . . . . . . . . . .Helen to Leo B .......... s ............ J . . . . . ' 'd . . . . . . . . . . ' ' I u U. ss . n . . .66 Dk. ' s ubn ' ll' .. . . . . . . . . ' ' M ' N. . . . . . . . . ' I ll I s s 'Q s 'l H. . . . . . . . .' . .0 ' ' 'I . Q.: . . . .... . . .. . . O.C .'.I I O - ll Ol u GY' P' -ng .-.. A 5 'f l V L f W0 P F' w 'WWA fp-rw 36 ffl Q fi, 43. 4 D 4 if- .v nga? 1 -blk M ,nw rs. gwff W wif ,-M, ,qua -cv U! ,,,,,. an Posin Ye old Alma Mater I have a nickel somewhere At ease Homeward bound Mr Lee a friend to a 'Monkey shines Back from lunch Little Jeanie Old cronies Bathmg beauties ? Cuddling up Little 'Smithie The Gashouse Gam: Looking pretty Hold it! fchck Lovely? Hi Yo Silver! Watch that snowball! Our crooner Strong men! An informal portrait Did you hear that joke? A close up Kelly and Carl Ravenswood Game Handsome I Better hurry---there s the belll After the game Bringing in the bass notes Homer Mr Krinke w1th a frown Jack and Charlie A favorite spot Stogie Stobart On a cold mormng Strolling Inez and Maxine Shovellng in the coal Now let s see rentwe devils '7 Barbara and her calf At the quarter Snow bound A friendly chat Anna. Doris Young Don Herbert In the good old winter time Mary Louise and Opal The Bell Twins Sun Gets in Your Eyes june in january The Sunshine Twins Know these? A tense moment SNAPSHOTS COMMENTS ' ' 30. 31. ' ' ' ' 32. 33. . ' ' 34. ' . , ' ll 35. ' ' ' 36. H , 37. ' ' ' 38. ' ' 39. ' . . 40. . . Do-re-mi-fa 41, Virgil on the lope ' 4-Z. , ' --'--- '- ' ' ' ' 43. A ' ' . ' 44, ' 45. - - p 46. - 47. 4-8. 49. 50. sl. - 52. 53. - 54 55 56 57 WOULDN'T IT BE STRANGE IF . Paul were a Bradchevxe mstead of a Bradford? Mrlton were a Trot instead of a Canter? Alan were a Truckson 1nstead of a Carson? Hazel were a Strawman mstead of a Hayman? Paul were a Valleydore mstead of a Hxlldore? Reva were a Hoforward instead of a Hoback? Laura were a fly instead of a M1l1er? Anna were Pitterson instead of a Patterson? Betty were Lookson mstead of a Pearson? Betty were Leavens mstead of a Pxckens? Helen were a Llstener mstead of a Sayre? Mary were Smartson mstead of a Simpson? Helen were Northall xnstead of a Southall? Thelma and Tommy were Sheep lnstead of Wolves? jean were an Unworthmgton mstead of a Worthmngton? B111 were a Gunton instead of a Shelton? Mrs Young were a Mrs Old? Mr Weese were a Mr Usse? Mr Furbee were a Mrs Honeybee? Miss Drake were a M1ss Henn? Mr Hayman were a Mr Grassman? Mr Pr1ce were a Mr Coste? Mr Wolfe were a Mr Bear? SENIOR MEMOS Our 1mt1at1on 1nto high school that scared feeling almost everyone getting lost at least once The Freshman Sophomore Reception our fxrst real party a wonderful time The hr st honor roll d1sappomtment when only two made 1t Our hr st expenence as salesmen greetmg cards in our Sophomore year The jumor Play choosing of the cast mght practlce the exc1t1ng day it was given the lmes that were forgotton The arrival of our school rmgs bnght and important lookmg how proud we were' The Cincmnati bus trip the tired feet the lost groups an excxting time Being called from classes ordering cards, announcements gowns Senior pxctures taken Yearbook work carried on the worry the many snapshots turned mn for use the day the p1ctures for it were taken Taking turns as office g1rls that grown up and important feeling The mght our team beat Pomeroy in basketball lnlartty hoarse voices the highlight of the season Our last assembly sadness the keys distributed Commencement and Baccalaureate diplomas weak knees a sad farewell tg teachers friends, and school days . . . 8. B. . . a. . . a H. . n 4 a o e 9 - - . n 4 . o n 1 0 ... . . . . .ncaa noe . - . noone ocean n . . . . cocoa , . . . o-.aa . . - . . on... cocoa .. . u-aaa cocoa Q . . . . . -onus como . . cocoa .funn .. . noon Q eau.. p -.nos a - -anno .noon . . .nano 1 . . . - :none . - . sees. nance . . aaa.. . V :none ganna o :nano noone res , u George Tom H George Reva H Tom Anna Betty P Anna JOKES I always judge a girl by her figure I always Judge a glrl by her brains 'My system 15 better Fxgures are more obvmous K1ss me once more and I'm yours for llfe Gee thanks for the warmng jack proposed to me last night and I rn sore at hlm What makes you so angry? 'You ought to have heard what he proposed! Opal Cozart was telllng her father about her latest conquest Im sure you'll hke Randall Dad he s a fine young man Has he any money? Oh Dad you men are all alike so 1nqu1s1t1ve That s exactly what Randall asked me about you ' Mr Kruxke glared at the cornet player Why on earth he saxd dxd stop play1ng just as we got to the chorus? Or1s S Well on the music It says refrain So I did etty P ' May I try on that red dress m the window? Clerk Sorry lady you ll have to use the httxng room just as everyone else does Mr Price was demonstratmg the propert1es of varlous acmds ' Watch carefully he sald I m gomg to drop a half dollar into the ac1d W11l It 9 li xssolve No S1r sa1d M11ton C Correct and why not? Because came the reply 1f It would you wouldn t have dropped It mto he ac1d elen C aga1n Mary S Well after hxs behavlor yesterday I w11l never go f1sh1ng wlth M1ckey Heavens! what d1d he do? e en Oh he just fished ' aul B hat do they mean by the saying Lo and behold , Olwer C Well, It could be they are talking evemng gowns could It not? Mary had a little lamb It s fleece was whmte as snow But everywhere that Mary went It was her calves that stole the show Alan C Slr your daughter 1s gomg to marry me Pappy It s your own fault I knew you were hang1ng around here too much S.: ll s Q I 'U' l ll u . o lf .: I . . . - ll . ll - I ll ww: ll . I1 . P . ll - I - ll H . Pu I Ol as 0 . . 1 . it 0 ll ----' . Q ---- - . . - Q 1 lf 1 ll - - . . , You ' ' 9' . . 1 I I - U - I' B .: O u p . . IO Q n Q Q . ll 1 ll 9 o - . .. - . d' . ll - I. n . IU , ll 'ff . ll- - I 1 . t . . l I I H .: , . . , . . . . . u ll . Q ll H 1 21. , . . 0. P ,: W ' , ' . . ll 4 . s .I ... I , .I ll SCHOOL CALENDAR September Z First day of school Z0 Annual picnic at Rocksprmgs 30 Alan Carson elected president of District 17 F F A October . 2 Deep Rwer Quartette 7 F H A 1mt1at1on 10 Freshman Sophomore Reception 24 Square Dance Z9 Semor pictures taken November 7 Ag Greenhand unhation ll Queen of Harvest Festival elected 13 Wade Quartette Z5 Junior Play The Sunslune Twins December 2 Fu-st basketball game of the season 5 Every Pupil Tests 15 Latm Spanish Club Christrnas Party 18 F HA 'VF F A Chnstrnas Party january 5 End of Christmas vacahon 16 Flrst Semester exammation February 13 World Day of Prayer Service Valenhne Party Z4 1' H A trip to Galha : . --ll. Q n ll March: Z6-Good Friday Service. -- n -- I . ll y: 14- ' . 16- . 18- ' . Zl- . K Q 'P ,A .. :E 1' April Ma l Every Pupxl Tests 9 Local Ellmmatlon Tests 6 Fmrst baseball game of the season C 16 Semor Play Nobody But Nancy Dlstrmct Tests at Athens jumor Semor tmp Semor Award Day Baccalaureate Fmal tests Commencement WALSWORYH 0 lslnq L! C OMPLIMENTS OF Raeune Gas 84 Servlee Ce EFFICIENT SERVICE RACINE OHIO YOUR BANK CAN BE YOUR MOST VALUABLE FRIEND Thls bank can be y-ox-Q: most valuable fr1end by glv lng you the beneflt of the combmed experlence our offlcers You can borrow money and recelve advlce on how you can best proflt from mvestments You can save money by estabhshmg a savmgs count today and maklng regular deposlts based n your monthly lncome Courteous personal attentwn will be gwen to you at all 'nmes The Raelne Home Bank Racme Ohzo MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION O O ! . . . . of ' 1 . . . ac- , . . O S ., . O l .L emgsEquumnentCXJ HAROLD E SMITH MANAGEP WHERE THE MOST UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT IS SOLD AUTHORIZED SALED AND SFRVICE Farmall Tractors International Motor Trucks Milk Coolers Phone 94 Refrigerators Try Our Modern and up t Date Service Department New and Used Tractors Trucks and Farm Machinery We Carry a Complete L1ne of Service Parts and Hardware We Back up Our Merchandise Second at Butternut Porne roy Ohio C OMPLIMENTS OF A Fnend I O McCormick - Deering Farm Machinery and Implements 1 O 1 I I THE CITI7EN S Neil LS MILS The Fmencily ,je ua Depos1ts Insured by Federal Depo ll mance Lorporatmr M1dd1epOrt lhxo Cornpllrnent s THE MEIGS GRCJCE R 1' x JI PAN I Mlddleport Onlo H N1 Alibi Servlce Stqtxo 1 Electmcal Apph 11 Letar+ F Us N xr Conipllrmel Of THE POMEROY rf- Liu firm Home of Pxne P1 u Pomeroy 01110 . -.W ,l-g...- -..frm 2,-S1--LW' -fr-rd L' -A W-- . ,. fp, - , . X i If ,, , J '- 11 1 ., LL - 4 4 ' , , 1 , 3 1 1 .L ' - 1 , I Qu, I fn . us Z: ' 4 , if ' X s , 1 J . ,4 x ' . , . 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