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Richwood High School - Tigrtrax Yearbook (Richwood, OH)

- Class of 1941

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Richwood High School - Tigrtrax Yearbook (Richwood, OH) online collection, 1941 Edition, Cover

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X. . - .- .X .- 1 -1 XX ...W XXXX' 'X' X 1- X X Lf-X- 221 .- XX ' F Q . W -- 41 X4 4 X X XWQ -.- WE,-'X-,X.V - - U--.X . X X - XXX X -X-XXXXQH-X-, X X5-V.V V 5 '-- X X XX. - .. - ---.X . X... XX. .X MA X -X1 1- X, Xw. -.X 'Ql1XgX':g.5 - X XXX... -XX , ,,.X ?X' - -X li , n W W in L XX l V Xlx w 2 'TX-X 'X j. .X fi V. -XXX X ' .X .2-V XXX V 1 V if .XX X' 'gr . .X fl ffm' 1 QQ-5 'XX-XX -'L' bX.XXQX- XA .'1. --X. X- .5X.--'L:.,,X.. -- V f-aa. X' '- XXX --S--XX' XX.-X3.Xa:. ' . , X ,.x,'X.,,--,XX-XX-- FN ,XX: ' X .LX XX'7'aXX5f Eg X .XX... XX - . X ' , .. X- ... . .1...,,.X.,X 5- Q-X' E--5.3- L ' -4'Xyfa'5X' ' 'V ' V VX: VSXXV X VV V, .VM 'TX XXX'-XXXX -XX 's X 'X-TH 13531 gig 'XJ X' QQ -. ' VXEKJX X.. X? ' ' ' XW agua 'ZQFJ XX My-' VW? WX-X X R , VVVV-V X It my X .. -X- . 1 rn -U1 I' COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Reading from left to right: Jean Wyeth, Secretary, Mrs. Gladys L. Huffman, Attendance Officer: County Board Members: T. S. Sweeney, Perry S. Spain, Gale W. Baldwin, County Superintendent and Clerk, C. O. Wiley, President, J. P. Sidle, Vice President, and C. E. Moran. GREETINGS: The county office and county board of education extend to every pupil, teachelr and school patron in Union County their best wishes in promoting this county annua . Good results are not obtained without hard work and careful planning. The com- mittee in chargeb.-under the chairmanship of Superintendent F. S. Davidson, deserves much commendation. Every school has worked hard to carefully edit its pages. Most of all, the advertising committee, under the directionof Superintendent R. L. Pounds, has made the annual possible, for without advertising the price would have been too high for a wide distribution. 4 Co-operation of all forces has produced this book, which in future years will be a treasured possession. Men and women will be reminded of their school days and the faces of their school friends. -A Today, with the minds of most people vitally concerned with national defense, the schools must do their part in adjusting their work to the nation's needs. The blessings of liberty must be re-emphasized. The Republic must be preserved. 9 ............A,. , A. H, ,..A.,,,........4............., ,, ............,.,A, .. A Li. BQ is UNION COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT UNION COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Recognizing the importance of good healthy citizens in our national defense pro- gram and that the children of today are the guardian citizens of our Democracy tomor- row, the Health Department is cooperating with all Local, State, and Federal agencies in order that effortsmay be correlated in providing facilities for healthful living and development. In cooperation with the Board of Education and County Superintendent of Schools, plans have been developed to provide the following: 1. Communicable disease control program. 2. Tuberculosis and venereal disease program. 3. Health inspection of pupils. 4. .Immunization of all pupils through cooperation with the family physicians. 5. Examination and immunization of pre-school children. 6. Effect m'edical, surgical, dental corrections, by co-operation with sponsor- ing agencies. 7. Instruction and training in nutrition and healthful living. 8. Sanitary inspection of school buildings for heat, light, ventilation, water supply, drinking fountains, and excreta disposal. 9. Encourage and maintain use of Grade A pasteurized milk. 10. The promotion of well balanced nutritious school lunches and supervision of .all lunch room facilities. ' 11. Encourage and promote training of school custodians. DISTRICT ADVISORY COUNCIL lMayorsJ fTrusteesJ Jesse M. Conrad .... Magnetic Springs Jackson Twp. ............ Frank White Wm. F. Asman ............ Marysville Jerome Twp. ............ Grant Brock Charles H. Brown .......... Richwood Leesburg Twp. ....... Harry Clevenger Claude Bailey ....... Unionville Center Liberty Twp. --- ...,.,, A, T, Cook Rufus Boyer ........... Milford Center Millcreek Twp. .... --- Martin Vollrath - fTrusteesl Paris Twp. ....... --- L. M. Belville Taylor Twp. ............ Sam Westlake Union Twp. ...... '.- -,, John Wolff Allen Twp. ....... ....... G . E. Poling Washington Twp. --- .... L. J, Gray Claibourne Twp. ...... John H. Treese York Twp. ...... Q- --- A. D. Losey Darby Twp. .......... Edgar Andrews Dover Twp. .... .... L uther Snodgrass UNION COUNTY DISTRICT BOARD OF HEALTH . Dr. F. M. Wurtsbaugh, President ...................................... Richwood Mr. William R. Cameron, Vice President ................................ Marysville Mr. John H. DeVoss ..................... ..... M ilford Center Mr. W. F. Anderson .......... .. ........ --- Marysville, R. 1 Mr. C. O. Wiley ...... --- Richwood, R. 1 STAFF Dr. G. F. Moench, Health Commissioner ....... --- Marysville Mr. F. M. Wilson, Sanitarian ................. -U Marysville Olive D. Sinkey, Public Health Nurse --- .... Richwood Ferne Berger, Clerk .................. ,,, Marysville UNION COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL The sixth annual County Music Festival was held in the auditorium of the Marys- ville High School on April 4, 1941. This Festival, like those conducted in previous years, was given before a large audience who showed its appreciation for this united effort on the part of all the high schools in the county. P R O G R A M . ALL COUNTY ORCHESTRA Cavaller Overture ....................................... --- Merle J. Isaac Largo from The New World Symphony ................ --- Antonin Dvorak Conducted by Mr. Euverard Waltz- Gold and Silver .............................. -- Franz Lehar Triumphal March from Sigurd Jorsalfar ............... --- --- Grieg Conducted by Mr. Lang - G ALL COUNTY GIRLSV CHORUS The Quest fBohem1an Folk-Songj .......................... .......... A rr. Gibb My Johnny Was a Shoemaker fEnglish Folk Songl ....... .... A rr. Deems Taylor The Lamplighter ......................................... ............ C ookson Conducted by Miss Steck ALL COUNTY BOYS' CHORUS Roadways ......... l - .............. ........................................ C lark Sing Me a Chanty With a Yo-Heave-Ho ................................ Wellesley I Am An American .......................... Schuster, Cunningham, and Whitcup Conducted by Mrs. Morris ALL COUNTY MIXED CHORUS Rejoice and Sing--Chorale from Christmas Oratorio ......... ........ J . S. Bach The Ash-Grove fWelsh Folk SongJ ........................ ..... A rr. Marryott Wake Thee, Now, Dearest fCzecho-Slovak Folk Songj --- .... Arr. Deems Taylor Latvian Spiritual My God and I ..................... ........ A rr. Sergei Conducted by Mr. Fogt MUSIC SUPERVISORS IN UNION COUNTY Carol Castle Morris-Allen Rural, Washington Rural and York Rural, Opal Green- baum-Chuckery-Darby Rural, Marvin Fogt-Claibourne-Richwood Rural, Mary Mc- Campbell-Dover Rural, Millcreek Rural and Taylor Rural, Thelma Steck-Jerome Twp. Rural, Helen Rosendaul-Leesburg-Magnetic Rural, Kenneth Lang-Liberty Rural and Union Rural, and Donald Euverard-Marysville Exempted Village. ' 'lui'-main-ir - H-hr - -an-ln SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship maintained its high level in the schools of Union County during 1940. The General Scholarship Test for High School Seniors was participated in by 35 pupils and 190 pupils tried for places on the County Team. The spelling contest had entrants from each grade school in the county. The showing made in the District Contests by our representatives was most commendable, and the spirit shown by all schools in promoting scholarship is worthy of praise. FIRST TEN PLACES IN GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP TEST FOR HIGH SCHOOL Subject Name School SENIORS - 1 9 4 0 - Rank .In Name School County 1 Richard Graham Dover Rural 2 Carlyle Shoemaker Jerome Twp. Rural 3 Irene Stearns Claibourne-Richwood R. 4 Bernard Wolpert Union Rural 5 Donald Russell Liberty Rural 6 Robert Sedgwick Liberty Rural 7 Herbert, Stillings Union Rural 8 Robert Barker Claibourne-Richmond R. 9 Richard Breece Leesburg-Magnetic R. 10 Lulu Grace Moran Union Rural Biology Biology Chemistry Chemistry General Science General Science Physics Physics Algebra Algebra Plane Geometry Plane Geometry American History American History World History World History lst Year Latin 1st Year Latin 2nd Year Latin 2nd Year Latin THE 1940 UNION COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Received Honorable Mention Among Division III fCountyj Teams In The Ohio State University District Robert Lehman William Mayberry Carlyle Shoemaker Robert Barker Ann Kersey Jack Rader Max Elsom Ludlow Nicol John Steele Bill Chandler Arden Bomeli John Haines Richard Graham Elenore Wachholz Dick Mead Joseph Dutton Martha Wolpert Katherine Amerine Anna Mary Chiesa Edna Webb York Rural Jerome Thwp. Rural Jerome Twp. Rural Claibourne-Richwood Claibourne-Richwood Jerome Twp. Rural Millcreek Rural Union Rural Taylor Rural Jerome Twp. Rural York Rural Claibourne-Richwood Dover Rural Union Rural Claibourne-Richwood Union Rural Union Rural Allen Rural Claibourne-Richwood Taylor Rural UNION COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP Subject lst Year French 1st Year French 2nd Year French 2nd Year French 9th Year English 9th Year English Shorthand I 10th 10th 11th 11th 12th 12th Year English Year English Year English Year English Year English Year English Shorthand I Shorthand II Shorthand II Typewriting I Typewriting I Bookkeeping I Bookkeeping I Rank Group 1 Grades 6-'7-8 2 Grades 6-7-8 1 Grades 3-4-5 2 Grades 3-4-5 Name Mary Madalyn Vance Catherine Grabiel Betty Wolford Virginia Adams Reitta Worbs Carolina Chiesa Nora Belle Adams Wilma Rose Thomas Ruth Gugel Ruth Wolpert School Claibourne-Richwood Claibourne-Richwood Union Rural Union Rural Liberty Rural Claibourne-Richwood Jerome Twp. Rural Leesburg-Magnetic R Union Rural Union Rural Irene Stearns Claibourne-Richwood Vivian Mobley Liberty Rural Harriet C. Nicol Chucl-'erv-Darby R. Dorothy Strunkenburg' Chuckery-Darby R. Eulah Martin Ruth M. Robinson Ruth Cross Martha Seely Betty Boyer Stanley McKitrick Jerome Twp. Rural Allen Rural Allen Rural Jerome Twp. Rural Jerome Twp. Rural Jerome Twp. Rural SPELLING CONTEST RESULTS 1940 Name Helen Weaver Echo Southwick Rhoda Jewell June Reyner School Dover Rural Washington Rural Dover Rural Liberty Rural EIGHTH GRAADE TEST IN 1940 The following received a score of more than 175 and, therefore, received State Certificates for ranking high in the state. Name School Helen M. Weaver Dover Rural Anna Barbara Boerger Union Rural R0g'6I' Clyde P9I'I'y Taylor Rural ENTRANTS IN D. A. R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP TEST 1941 For Senior Girls Name Ruth Ercel Daum Mary Madalyn Vance Erna Louise Bunsold Dorothy Eloise South School Union Rural LeesburgMagnetic R. Chuckery-Darby R. Millcreek Rural I UNION COUNTY'S ATHLETIC PROGRAM SOFT BALL l Union has won the Soft Ball Championship for the past three years. During this period of time, the Union boys have played twenty-seven games, winning twenty-six while losing only one. Chuckery-Darby again won the Girls' Softball Championship for the third consecu- tive' season. Comparable to Union's record, the Darby girls have lost only four games BASEBALL Union's Baseball Team made baseball history last season, not only for Union Rural, but for Union County. Union's schedule last season was unblemished' with the ex- ception of the final game in the State Tournament. The team's success was an at- tribute of superior pitching on the part of Herb Stillings and Roger Erwin, as well as the timely hitting and fielding of the whole team. The team's record was as follows: during this three year pe1'iod. SEASON'S SCHEDULE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Union 3 Darby 1 Union 11 Raymond 1 Union 12 York 5 Union 11 Magnetic 1 Union 2 Cally 0 Union 9 Cally 7 Union 4 Dover 2 'Union 7 Darby 2 Union 7 Darby 5 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT Union 3 Iberia 0 Union 5 Chardon 1 Union 4 Carroll 3 Union 4 Versailles 2 tkUnion 6 Mifflin 4 'Union 1 Powhatan Point 3 ' Denotes Championship Games BASKETBALL The county championship race for the 1940-41 basketball season was a close battle from the beginning to the end. Six of the twelve teams were contenders for the league championship during the year. The following were the league standings: NORTH LEAGUE SOUTH LEAGUE Won Lost Won Lost Richwood 8 2 Watkins 8 2 Magnetic 8 2 Dover 7 3 Raymond 7 3 Cally 7 3 Byhalia 4 6 Darby 6 4 Broadway 3 7 Union 2 8 York 0 10 Allen 0 10 UNION COUNTY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT The tournament was won by Watkins High. This team was coached by Bernard Jones, who deserves a great deal of credit and congratulation. One of the high lights of the tournament this year was the contest held for cheer leaders. For the first time, a trophy was awarded, the winning school being Allen Rural. The cheer leaders were Rowland Seymour, captaing Ruth Cross, Ruth Paver, Joy Applegate and Alice Holt. ',. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 1941 MILLCREEK RURAL Back row: Bernard Jones, Coach, Homer Gibson, Jr, Smart, Robert Vollrath, Enno Renner, Thomas Adelsberger, Mgr.g W. L. Harris, Supt. Front row: Max Elsom, Leon Kramer, Kelly Conklin, Dale Kram- er, Marvin Haggard. UNION RURAL Baseball Champions 1940. District Champions 1940. Runner-up State Class B 1940. Top row: H. Dean, C. McCarty. Middle row: C. Canaday, G. Schmidt, E. Wachholz, E. Nelson, B. Goff, Coach Post. Bottom row: L. 'I'rees, R. Ervin, F. Trees. H. Stillings, H. Post, Mascot, B. Fadely. ALLEN RURAL CHEER LEADER CHAMPION 1941. Cheer Leaders, left to right: Alice Holt, Ruth Paver, Rolland Seymour, Captain, Patty Jo David- son, Mascotg Ruth Cross, and Joy Applegate. I Hnaai. ,.... . PUBLIC SPEAKING V F V W, L ,, . Mary Jo Guthery Lois Headington Ruth Cross Joe Bishop DEBATE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS UNION RURAL R. Wolpert, E. Wachholz, G. Wood. R. Glfel. Public Speaking activities for the 1940-41 school year were started with a Local, District and County Declamation Contest. The winners of the Local Con- tests met at the York U. B. Church and the Allen School Auditorium for District Contests. The winners in the Oratorical Contest were Mary Jo Guthery, Lees- burg-Magnetic, first and Julia Detwiler, Taylor, second, Ruth Cross, Allen, first and Winnifred Guy, Millcreek, second. In the Humorous Contests, Lois Head- ington, Washington, first and Dewey Moffit, Liberty, second, Junior Story, Union, first and Joe Bishop, Allen, second. The County Ueclamation Contest was held at Richwood, November nine-' teenth, with Mary Jo Guthery winning first and Ruth Cross: second, in the Oratoricalg Lois Headington, first and Joe Bishop, second, in the Humorous Con- test. The following schools entered the Debate League this year: Washington Rural, Claibourne-Richwood Rural, Liberty Rural, Union Rural and Leesburg- Magnetic Rural. Four pactice debates were held by each school before enter- ing the County Tournament held at the Magnetic Springs School Building on March eighth. The tournament was won by the Union Rural debate team. A beautiful trophy was presented to the winning school by the Union Cbunlby' Journal. ' The 1941 Extemporaneous Speaking Contest will be held similar in all re- spects to the previous contests which have been held since 1938. The winner for 1940 was Fern VanAtta of the Leesburg-Magnetic Schools. The Public Speaking Committee is composed of Supt. C. H. Heimlich, Chair- man, Libertyg Lora Lee Adis, Washington: Bernard Heskett, Allen, Supt. R. N. Lovett, Leesburg-Magnetic, and Maxine Hall, Claibourne-Richwood. I ' . -e ,4f Y .. . ' '.,,,,l 'l- 1 ff- . . . f I, FACULTY f, : : I 5,-' V' L , ' '- ' A ' 7 J 'QQ fp ALLEN RURAL SCHOOL i- 1 If , I s ,I . I I x ! 1 F. S. Davidson, Supt. B. D. Heskett Science, Voc. Guid. Speech. Soc. Science Elizabeth Smith Ruth Skinner Home Ec., Eng. English, Math., Latin ,Carol C. Morris Esther Dillon Music Art . ' BOARD OF EDUCATION Harold Bishop, President x Chester Chandler Orlyn Poling Harry Paver, Clerk Walter Staley Jr. -i 2 , Fi' ,M 3. ALLEN RURAL SCHOOL SENIORS JUNIORS Ruth Cross, President als... Ruth Paver, Emma Organ, Treasurer Clarice Poiingwi ' Donald Hite Forest lnskeep 1 William WQeler uiua.L.......4 ,,....,iA.......... i-...a....- a.,.......,L..,,..-, W ......- ,, , , Marion Swiss. Mary Ellen Sours James Bright Lloyd Kelly Orrice Wiggins Walter Weferling, ' President Martha Cross Bob Paver Rowland Seymour James Bloomfield Billy ' U 7. fc M Qkdbktfiiof Marvin Bishop Longnecker J Betty Rice ,AJ Holycross 4 ALLEN RURAL SCHOOL if Katherine Joy Applegate Joe Bishop Amerine .. A. .. ' i S Lva Fowler I Q1 -1 N Olen Green Max Inskeep William Kent Martha W '01-R-an Cora Sours ESHME FR N -, Fletcher Ralph Holt Betty Dolly Paver Walter Paver -. Doyle Peling . ' Maxine Smith Warren 1 ,. M O . , .f A 1 'Q . ALLEN RURAL SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE V. Bloomfield D. Epps M. Johnson D. Paver SEVENTH M. Applegate J. Baldwin G. Claar F- Cross B. Holycross M, Inskeep F. Swiss ' V. Forsythe J. Paver GRADE N. Bishop E. Heiser ef L BYLongnecker D. Wallace r W. Green G. Seymour D. Bloomfield J. Fowler D. Ovlerfield P rl ALLEN RURAL BASKETBALL VARSITY P. TZ Tallman, Coach ALLEN RURAL PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS - B. IJ. Hoskett, Dire.-tor ,I Q, --I ,L, -V CHUCKERY - DARBY HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS BUS DRIVERS Ed. Strunkenburg, Pres. Arthur Burns T. Blumenschein Byron Longbrake, V. Pres. Lewis Blumenschein Fred Reed Ralph Zimmerman, Clerk Philip Rausch Harold Scheiderer JANITOR-Ivan Boyer Walter Brown FACULTY PHILIP DAVIS Math., Science, Phy. Ed. PAUL ZWAYER MAX O. McKITRICK Supt. Principal Science, Shop Com., History OPAL GREENBAUM NELLIE BLAKE WM. J. RJENNER Music, English Home Ec., History, Voc, Agr, French CHUCKERY - DARBY SCHOOL sEN1oR CLASS or 1941 ARTHUR L. PALMER Art President Hobby-Stamp Collecting. Ambition-Join the Army Glee Club, Literary Club, Basketball, Baseball, Scholarship, Monitor. ROBERT BOERGER Bob. Secretary. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-Farmer. Glee Club, Literary Club, Basketball, Baseball, F. F. A. JOHN GEORGE Slim News Reporter Hobby-Berkshire Hogs Ambition-Farmer Glee Club, Literary Club, Scholarship, Baseball, F. F. A., Monitor. MARJORIE DURBAN Margie Hobby-Softball. Ambition-Beautician. Glee Club, Literary Club, Basketball, Softball, Monitor. DORIS DOELLINGER Dorie Hobby-Roller Skating. Ambition-Bookkeeper. Glee Club, Literary Club, Scholarship, Softball, Monitor. GEORGE NICOL Georgie Hobby-Raising Sheep Ambition-Farmer Glee Club, Literffry Club, Basketball, F. F: A.. Manager. DONALD NICOL Nick Hobby-Hunting Ambition-Farmer Glee Club, Literary Club, Baseball, F. F. A. LELAND MAPES Lee Vice President Hobby-Music Ambition-Farmer Glee Club, Scholarship, Literary ,Club, Baseball, Basketball, Orchestra. F. F. A. LUTRELLE RAUSCH Boob Treasurer Hobby-Stamp Collecting Ambition-Farmer Glee Club, Scholarship, Literary Club, Baseball, Basketball. F. F. A. LEO BURNS Pete Student Council Hobby-Sports Ambition-Farmer Glee Club, Scholarship, Literary Club, Baseball, Basketball, 'Monitor, F. F. A. ERNA BUNSOLD Sis Hobby-Scrapbooks Ambition-Nurse Glee Club, Scholarship, Literary Club, Softball, Orchestra, Basketball, Monitor. ELSIE BLUMENSCHETN El Hobby-Traveling Ambition--Nurse Glee Club, Softball, Basketball Monitor, Literary Club. ROBERT LATHAM Bob Hobby-Music Ambition-Musician Glee Club, Orchestra, Literary Club, Monitor, Manager. JOHN GRUENBAUM Kinky Hobby-Politics Ambition-Auctioneer Glee Club, Orchestra, F. F. A. . Literary Club, Monitor v CHUCKERY - DARBY SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS or 1941 GERTRUDE SCHEIDERER MILDRED STARR Milly Gert- Hobby-Softball Hobby-Athletics Ambition-Nurse Glee Club, Monitor, Literary Club, Softball, Basketball Ambition-Stenographer Glee Club, Basketball, Literary Club, Orchestra, Softball, Scholarship. ESTHER I. NICOL, Nubby Hobby-Traveling Ambition-Nurse Glee Club, Basketball, Literary Club, Softball, Monitor. NORMA RAUSCH Nonnie Hobby-Traveling Ambition-Nurse Glee Club, Softball, Literary Club, Scholarship, Basketball JL NIOR CLASS Martin Mary Betty Jane Bernette Donald Bill Burns, Latham Burns. Streng, Gruenbaum, Borden, Pres, Vice P1-95. SEC. TI'6aS. KN. R. S. C. 5- . ' 1 'bww' lf . x Max McKitrick, Molly Lou Roy William Mildred Margaret Adv. Bliss Blumenschein Brown Cooperider Flowers Wav J une Margaret Robert Lucia Virginia Mildred Garrett Ann George Goldsberry Hubmann -1011115011 Lombard Mary Alice Burnette Anna Barbara Rosine' Mary Barbara Elsie Longbrake Mader Nicol Nicol Rausch Sch eide l il' SOPHOMORE CLASS L. Beachy E. Blumenschein L. Boerger L. tsorntrager D. B0yer R.. Burns R. Rausch I K. Flowers I. Hegenderfer D. Holycross M. Holycross M. Kramer M. Nicol M. Rausch G. Rausch N, Elliott ET Scheiderer N. Scheiderer H. Scheiderer M. Shaw E. Teske C. Troesch P. UHVIS T. Zimlnerman FRESHMAN CLASS A. Boerger H. Boer'er M. Bright P. George W. Holycross E. Hubmarm H. Kleiber R. Longbrake V. Mader O. Miller Lf. Nicol L. Rausch M Rausch W. Renner O. Greenbaum H. Scheiderer M. Scheiderer J. Troyer N. Vollrath M. Waqhholz M. Adams M. Bailey W. Blumenschein CHUCKERY - DARBY SCHOOL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES NEWSPAPER STAFF: The Black and Orange is a new paper being issued this year. The Editor-in-chief is John George and his assistants are: Assistant Editor, Donald Greenbaum, Boys' Sports, Richard Burns, Girl's Sports, Norma Rausch, Art Editor, Leland Mapes, Reporters, Esther Hubmann, Rolland Rausch, Harold Burns, Robert Boerger, Mary Barbara Rausch, Marjorie Durban, Typists, Senior Typing Class. LITERARY CLUB: Chuckery-Darby High School has had a Literary Club for the last few years. This year it was divided into two groups. Mr. Davis is the leader of one group and Mr. McKitrick, the other group. The officers of the first group are as follows: Mildred Lombard, Pres., John Greenbaum, V. Pres., Martha Adams, Sec., Officers of the second group: Doris Doellinger, Pres., Erna Bunsold, V. Pres., Elsie Blumenschein, Sec. SPORTS: Last spring the Darby baseball team was quite successful in the tourna- ment, being runners up. This fall another team was organized, which also did very well, winning two out of the four games played. Darby also had a softball team which won more than half of its games. After softball was over the boys played a few games of six-man touch football. All of the boys enjoyed playing it. This marks our third year for this sport. In league games our basketball team won six games, losing four and finishing fourth in the south league. Darby's junior high team was composed of freshmen boys and played in the junior high tourney. Since the girls cannot win a basketball cup any more they are really taking the honors in softball. Last spring they won their fourth straight championship and last October they won their fifth cup. 1 CHUCKERY-DARBY F. F. A. CHAPTER: The officers and committees of the Chuck- ery-Darby Chapter for the year 1940-41 are: Lutrelle Rausch, Pres., Leo Burns. Vice Pres., Leland Mapes, Sec., John George, Treas., Robert Boerger, News reporter, Donald Nicol, watch dog, Advisor, Mr. Renner. DECLAMATION: The pupils in the declamation contest this year were all sopho- mores: Evelyn Teske, Margarette Shaw, Carl Troesch, and Lutrelle Boerger gave humorous declamations. The serious declamations were given by Doris Holycross, Myra Lou Holycross, Herbert Scheiderer and Richard Rausch. Evelyn Teske won first place in the humorous declamations and Carl Tesch won second place. In the serious declamations Doris Holycross won first place and Myra Lou Holycross won second. Both first place winners participated in the district contest held at Allen Center. ORCHESTRA: This organization composed of twenty-four pupils meets weekly on Wednesdays for one hour. It is made up of pupils from the upper grades and is under the direction of Opal Greenbaum. GIRLS AND BOYS GLEE CLUB: The'Glee Clubs are elective. Every pupil in the high school is enrolled in one of the clubs. 'K l Q ithllfvpg -rnqu fcnoon. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY R. C. Rehard, Supt. R. L. Miller, Prin. D. L. Garber W. F. Hein Pauline Prichard Maxine Hall Alta Stearns Edna Burtchin N , CMarvin Fosrt Betty J. Radke R. C. Miller RICHWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION W. D. Wood, President L. E. Benson, Vice Pres. Kenneth Davis. Clerk C. L. Decker Dr. W. C. Bowen CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL SENIORS Top row: M. Haines, O. Kelly. R. Karpik, B. Clark, J. Moore, M. Chandler. Second row: M. Wiley, A. Shuman, J. Benton, C. Brobeck, M. Patrick, D-. Johnston Third row: J. Temple. R. Smith, J. Haines, A. Lewis, L. Malone, I. Johnson. Fourth row: M. Price, G. Jerew, B. Rush, C. Cameron, R. Fox, J. Drake. Fifth row: G. Kersey, M. McAllister, L. Stratton, D. Ruth. W. Hook, B. Mayer. Sixth row: C. Baker, G. Kirby, R. Baker, R. Rizor, R. Collins, F. Erwin. CLAIBOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL Top row: C. Grabiel, G. Somerlot, D. Johnston, C. Hines, R. Merryman, J. White. ELEVENTH GRADE First row: L. Thomas, J. Winter, J. Snowden. B. J. Cramer, V. Chapman, R. Patterson, V. Hylton, Vera Cowgill, A. Chiesa, J. Fisher, Miss Prichard. Second row P. Cheney, L. Bumgardner, G. Marsh, L. Somerlot, M. Wood, R. Was- serbeck, M. Lane, C. Jerew, C. Fridley, G. Debolt, R. Dangler. ' Third row: J. Mohr, H. Harger, B. Temple, R. LeMay, W. Carr, D. Wood, D. Mead, J. Haines, G. Schurch, E. Wasserbeck. Back rdw: A. Ransome, B. Ransome, R. Frum, J. Duffy, J. Livingston, J. Shoup W. Miller, C. McAllister, R. Stallsmitn. CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL NINTH GRADE Back row: D. Norris, G. Parish, H. Miller, C. Charles, B. Strohl, J. Glassmeyer T Row R . Chapman, J. Ncifert, R. Russell. 3: D. Farrington, R. LeMay, M. Decker, M. Brown, B. Milligan, J. Wiley . Powell, M. Davis, F. Rubeck, J. Erwin. Row 2: S. D'Amato, M. Malone, W. Cox, D. Rush, I. Price, P. Marsh, W. Hines O. Allindcr, B. Kirby, S. Meddles, C. Paratt. Row 1: L. Davis, R. Smeltzer, J. Curry, K. Speyers, W. Martino, P. Cheney A. Robertson, G. Kaelber, M. Harriman. Mrs. Stearns. TENTH GRADE Back row: D. Slemmons, A. Kersey, G. Martin, W. Murray, D. Sullivan, C. Har- rison, E. Row K. Kirk, Row L. Mohr, Row Phelps, E. Snowden, E. Matteson. 3: M. Price, H. Simmons, H. Branson, E. Elliott, R. Ransome, D. Wolbert . Evert, G. Howard, R. Fridley. B. Davis. 2: Joan Fry, E. Parthermer, L, Beckley, C. Chiesa, M. Fulton, R. Wall . Gowey, C. Brown, R. Roberts, S. Carroll. : Miss Radke, I. Allinder, E. Price, B. Terry, C. Hamilton, B. Ransomc D J 1 J. Wynn, B. Dixon, L. Mannasmith, J. Ridge. CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL SEVENTH GRADE Top row: J. Erwin, N. Wall, B. McAllister, B. Lenox, S. Thompson D. Cheney M. Keigley, J. Kyle, J. Cheney, C. Reherd. ' ' Row 3: C. Mulligan, N. Hendricks, P. Snowden, B. Marvin, B. Jollif, B. Lilley M. Winter, L. Chiesa, K. Karpik, C. Ledley, R. Mulligan. Row 2: D. McElroy, J. VanBuskirk, G. Bumgartner, P. Brown, P. Sceva. D Warner, B. Spain, R. Webb, N. Potts, M. Harger, E. Comer. i Row 1: E. Fausnaugh, W. Dobert, B. Davis, F. Reed, H. Bolenbaugh, R. Jordan W. Moore, J. Haines, Mr. Hein. 2 EIGHTH GRADE Top row: M. Millington, J. Fish, F. Matteson, D. Stratton, B. Zuspan, J. Hunt, M. Longshore, B. McAllister. Row 3: G. Grabiel, W. Elliott, D. Webb, W. Martino, J. Patrick, B. Kyle, J. Alex- ander, J. Lyons, B. Sedgwick, B. Milligan, B. Moore. Row 2: R. Ridge, R. Howald, L. Holloway, D. Nash, E. Phelps, R. Ridge, G. Heav- ilin, W. Doudna, D. Hendrickson, N. Potts, Wanda Wolfe. Row 1: G. Douglas, B. Chapman, M. Doebert, M. Hendricks, B. Livingston, Y. Kearns, C. Berry, G. Shoup, P. McQuary, Mr. Miller. CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM , Back row: W. Murray, B. Strohl, B. Ransome, B, Dixon, J. Wynn. B. Davis. Middle row: H. Ransome, J. Mohr, L. Bumgardner, C. McAllister, G. Oman, M. Haines. Front row: H. Harger, B. Shuman, J. Moore, C. Brobeck, D. Sullivan, C. Harrison, Mr. Miller, Coach. FOOTBALL TEAM Back row: D. Sullivan, M. Haines, B. Strohl, B. Dixon, L. Stratton, R. Fridley G. Oman. Middle row: Mr. Miller, Coachg C. Brobeck, B. Carr, C. Cameron, B. Shuman C. Harrison, B. Temple. R. LeMay, H. Harger, W. Murray, Front row: M. Longshore, B. Davis, J. Livingston. J. Mohr, L. Bumgardner F. Erwin, L. Mannasmith, J. Erwin. CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL F. H. A. Back row: M. Davis, L. Davis, L. Thomas, E. Elliott, C. Fridley, F. Rubeck. Row 3: M. Price, O. Allinder, C. Hines, R. Smeltzer, R. Ransome, R. Patterson, M. Decker, E. Snowden. Row 2: M. Malone, D. Rush, R, LeMay, B. Milligan, V. Chapman. W. Cox, C. Jerew, D. Johnston, Miss Burtchin, Advisor. Row 1: C. Baker, M. Chandler, O. Kelly, D. Ruth, A. Lewis, D. Wolbert, M. Price, M. Patrick. F. F. A. Back row: D. Farrington, C. Cameron, B. LeMay, E. VVasserbeck, B. Stallsmith R. Webb, R. Frum, B. Ransome. Middle row: A. Ransome, D. Norris, D. Evert, R. Farrington, G. Howard, H. Miller G. Parish, C. Pratt. First row: B. Carr, G. Kersey, B. Temple. D. Johnston, J. Temple, L. Mannasmith J. Ridge, D. L. Garber, Advisor. CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL Q THE TIGRTRAX STAFF Sitting: R. Wall, Newsg Judy Snowden. Featuresg Margaret McAllister, Typistg Jo Anne White, Editor-in-Chiefg Bea Mayer, Assistant Editorg Anna Lou Moore, Typist. Standing: Mr. Hein, Advisory A. E. Shuman, Business Manager: Dick Mead, Newsg Wallace Murray, Sportsg Mac Haines, Humor. DEBATE TE'AM Standing: Supt. R. C. Rehard R. Karpik, Joe Temple. Sitting: R. Baker, J. Benton Maxine Hall, Coach. CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL GUIDANCE CLASS Back row: D. Johnston, O. Kelly, M. Chandler, G. Jerew, L. Stratton, G. Somerlot, C. Baker. C. Hines. Front row: J, Haines, A. Lewis, D. Ruth, R. Collins, Supt. Rehard. RICHWOOD GRADES' PATRIOTIC PROGRAM Back row: Grades 4-5-65 Supt. R. C. Rehard, Miss L. Lowe. D. Rosette, M. Mayer P. Sanders, D. Cheney, J. Zuspan, R. Lyons, D. Beatty, D. Dobert. I. Brown, W. Kline J. Hughes. Row 2: W. Thompson, D. Wood, H. Rehard. E. McElroy. M. Farrington, J. Smith M. Stratton, V. Lyons, L. Pittman, D. Barker, Mrs. R. Weller. . Front row: B. VanZant. R. Cowgill, J. Evans, J. Alexander, B. Curl, M. Bum- Qgarner, J. Matteson. CLAI BOURNE - RICHWOOD RURAL SCHOOL SECOND GRADE - MINUET GROUP P. Shoup, J. Payne, D. Chapman, G. Hughes, D. Rehard, S. Speyer, A. Fields, S. Pittman, H. Evans. K. Siez. B. Allen, R. Thomas. FIRST GRADE 1 Front row: J. Seaman, B. Cheney, D. Shoup, K. Wood, R. Griffith, M. Brelsford D. Perkins, R. Alexander, R. Harrison, D. Brown, G. Slemmons, P. Kirby, R. Oman Back row: J. Stultz, M. Wood, D. Shoup, J. Livingston. S. Southard, A. Bowen J. Cameron, B. Russell, G. Burnside S. Secord, Miss A. Jones. AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM Presented For Claibourne-Richwood Progressive School Club. CAST OF PAGEANT Back row: D. Fields, P. Millington, R. Hamilton, J. Debolt, V. Harrison, M. Warner. R. Griffith, D. Davis, J. Chapman, M. Perkins, B. Lake, J. Cramer, M. Matlack, C. Norris, B. Lyons, T. Lyons, E. Matlack, D. Woods, B. Teets, W. Hylton, J. Stout, G. Cheney. Middle row: B. Blue, R. Howald, B. Taylor, B. Vandergriff, J. Wiley, M. Cowgill, A. Mulligan, J. Shoup, L. Wall, V. Lyons, R. Woods, B. LeMay, B. Pacha, H. Woods, W. Wurtsbaugh. J. Shoup. Front row: C Moore L. Martino, B. Thomas, B. Farrington, J. Blue, S. Farring- ton, M. Lyons, B. Bristley, E. Ellinwood, E. Gregg. V. Chapman, J. Bumgarner, G. Fields. P. Cockerl. D. Wurtsbaugh, D. Simmons, S. Stultz. Teachers: Gladys Eddy and Lucille Smith THIRD GRADE Back row: M. Martin, L. Davis, L. Milligan, J. Meader, B. Southard, G. Shoup, P Speyer, P. Warner. L. Davis, J. Sieg, D. Secord, P. Webb. B. Moore, J. Hamilton Front row: D. Spain, D. Alexander, M. Mulligan. A. Haughn, M. Mayer, J. Blue VS. Cocheral, G. Cameron. A. Potts. P. Howald, Mrs. Blanche White. D L O DHS A BOARD OF EDUCATION V R Joe Easton, Clerk Paul Tossey, Pres. E U Dean Overly Arthur Lowe. V. Pres. R R Glen Kirby F. G. Bittikofer Ruby Taylor Jane Trent Mary M'Campbell D. R. Burnison SUPT. PRIN. FAC. FAC. FAC. Arm Perry Annie Clarice Myers Cl Slug!! Jack Scott Scotty President Basketball Baseball Softball 4-H Club Howard Weller Smokey Basketball Baseball Softball John Harrington Fuzz Basketball Baseball Softball 4-H Club Jean Fry Susie Rausch Betty McCov Weanie Sue Bessie Secretary GIRLS' ACTIVITIES Basketball , , , Softball William Igmg 4-H Club 'Flash High School Basketball Chorus Baseball Softball Class Flower Pink Rose Class Motto Work Wins Wis- dom and Wealth Class Colors Pink and Blue Dwight Lowry Jimmie Basketball Baseball Softball 4-H Club Ivan Low 441'-'oxvvsyvv V. President Basketball Baseball Softball 4-H Club UJFUOP-4ZCIc ' wr:f1PdOEO!'UOm DOVER RURAL SCHOOL Standing:,Ge ne Liggett, Lloyd McDowell, George Perry, Robert Roush, Leroy Ellis. Seated: Eugene Elbin, Lois Sabins, Juanita Taylor, Norma Low, Pearl Snodgrass. nlunaunqq 'Henna-ang Standing: Vira Reed, .Ioan Gibson, Elroy Gallant, Frances Bump, Rosalie Ekstam Seated: Clair Janes, Evelyn Cunningham, Catherine McEvoy, Lonie Gambill. DOVER RURAL SCHOOL Standing: Ivan Sabins, Robert Yoder, John Collins, Harry Colwell, Joe Conklin. Seated: Betty Pepper, Margaret Perry, Barbara Jones, Anna Margaret Gibson, Natalie Cody, Helen Weaver, Iolene O'Brian, Ruth Denton. Standing: Dwight Low, Billy Herriott, Ross Jewell, Kenneth King, Fritz John, Cal- vin Reed. Seated: Marjorie Pepper, Clymena Drumm, Pat Cody, Idella Colwell, Joan Liggett, Joan Easton. Standing: Louise Weaver, Rhoda Jewell, Carol Jean Smith, Mary Jane Fry, Mar- garet Hesson, Juanita Perry, Ida Mae Troesch. Seated: Clarence Shuler, Joe Leo Mosely, Marlin Cook, VVanmla Sue Low, Dorothy Denton, Donna Cook, Eilene Morgan, Jeff Sabins, Richard Skaggs. ZEUSII-1VJP1PU'1Z1 PUUPPUCD HIGHS ZP54t11m EHUPPUCU DOVER RURAL SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL Stanfiing: Pearl Snodgrass, Joe Conklin, Robert Yoder, John Collins, Ross Jewell William King, John Harringtong Coach, Donald Burnison. Seated: Howard Weller, Eugene Elbin, Dwight Lowry, Leroy Ellis, Lonie Gambill Kneeling: Dwight Low, CalvinReed, Ivan Sabins GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM Standing: Clarice Myers, Susie Rausch, Jean Fry, Coach, Donald Burnison, Ruth Perry, Natalie Cody, Clymena Drumm. Seated: Evelyn Cunningham, Lois Sabins, Betty McCoy, Norma Low, Catherine McEvoy, Joan Gibson. DOVER RURAL SCHOOL sPoR'rs Basketball is the main winter sport in our school. In addition to our regular team we have a Juniorll-Iigh Boys' team which shows much promise. We believe that our coach has been a vital factor in the fine record made by our boys this season. The team won two victories from Darby with the scores 16 - 28 and 33 - 16, from Union with the scores being 39 - 16 and 48 - 15. The boys from Richwood High lost two games to Dover with the scores of 24 - 22 and 30 - 16. Due to illness we played Allen only once defeating them 53 - 12. Cally handed us two defeats 19 - 17 and 16 - 12. Watkins was our only other conquerer with the score of 31 - 26, however, we defeated them 37 - 21 in a previous game. . During the fall and spring, softball is enjoyed by the girls of the upper grades, while the boys find baseball interesting. The lower grades are roller-skating en- thusiasts, Ping-Pong, Checkers, and Carom are the recreations most ,in demand for play inside the building. TRIBUTE TO CUSTODIAN We wish to acknowledge our appreciation to John Butler, the custodian for our school, for his splendid work in keeping the building. always in a fine condition. We feel that Mr. Butler is a very necessary part in our school machinery. TRIP TO WASHINGTON On May 24, 1941, the Junior and Senior CIHSSGS left by train from Union Station in Columbus on the bi-annual trip to Washington, D. C. Seventeen students, one guest, and two chaperones, Supt. H. L. Snapp and Mrs. Ruby Taylor, made up the group. The party was accompanied by Wilbur Winers, a passenger agent for the B. 8: O. Railroad Company. While enroute Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt boarded the train at Wheeling, W. Va. Mrs. Roosevelt very graciously talked with the classes and shook hands with each person before retiring to her own coach. After arriving in our nation's capital and being comfortably settled in a hotel, a trip was made to Alex- andria and Mt. Vernon, Va. The Capital building, White House, Lincoln Memorial, Library of Congress, Washington Monument, National Cathedral and Smithsonian Institution were among the places visited in the city. A tour of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland proved very interesting. The journey home was completed on May 29. Because of the educational value of the t1'ip it is hoped that every member of next year's Junior and Senior classs may find it possible to make the trip. JEROME -RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Consolidated at New California FACULTY R. B. CHANDLER Superintendent Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Ohio State University. C HELEN OPAL PROUTY Bachelor of Science, Ohio State University. English, Home Economics DALLAS L. CORNETT Bachelor of Science in Agric., Ohio State VERNON G. KLEIMO Principal Bachelor of Arts, Capital University, Master of Arts, Ohio State University Spanish, Biology, Social Sciences MARTHA JANE SCHIESER Bachelor of Science, Ohio State University Commercial, English THELMA W. STECK Bachelor of Arts Capital University UHiVeI'SilCY Mathematics, Vocational History, Music Agriculture BOARD OF EDUCATION J. C. Mitchell, President S, C, Doherty D. O. McKinley, Vice-Pres. J, 1, McAd0w DF- W- C- Vig01', Clerk W. R. Cochenour BUS DRIVERS G. E. Hinderer H. A. Doherty Leland Bishop JANITOR - Dale Johnson JEROME RURAL HIGH SC SENIOR CLASS, 1941 HOOL URDINE ANDREWS Basketball 1 2, 3 Literary Club, 4 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 LEE HAGENLOCKLR Softball, 3, 4 Literary Club, 3, 4 4-H Club, 1, 3, 4 Mixed chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 1,21 3, 4 Rui-H CUNNINGHAM VERA HYSELL Literary Club, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club, 1, 2 Scholarship Team, 1, 2, 3, 4 Declamation. 1, 2 HOMER DAVIS Literary Club, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus, 1 Mixed Chorus, 1 F. F. A.. 2. 3 VIRGINIA DODGE Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Literary Club, 3, 4 Softball. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team, 1 2, 3, 4 4-H Club, 1, 2 DONALD FAULK Literary Club 3. 4 Basketball, 1, 2 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 'Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 ELSIE MAYBERRY Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1,2.3, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3 ,4 Declamation. 4 RALPH MCKINLEY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1. 2, 3, 4 Literary Club, 3 F. F. A., 2, 3, 4 STANLEY M'-KITRICK Softball, 3, 4 Literary Club, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team, 3, 4 ff, JEROME RURAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS or 1941 MARIE MOFFITT' Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Literary Club, 4 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team, 1, 2, 3, 4 CORRIN E RADER Softball, 4 4-H Club, ,1, ,2, 3, 4 Literary Club, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Declamation. 4 MARY SCHEIDEREIR Softball, 3, 4 Literary Club, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 MARTHA SEELY Literary Club, 4 4-H Club, 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1,'2,3, 4 Scholarship Team, 1, 2, 3, 4 LELA SMART Softball, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, - W. Club, 1 Literary Club, 4 Girls' Reserve, 1 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team, 4 ' 'ish JANE, STEWART Softball, 4 Basketball, 2, 3 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Literary Club 3 4 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed choms, 1, 2, 3, 4 Declamation 1, 4 Scholarship Team, 1, 213, 4 JAMES THOMAS Literary Club, 3, 4 FRANCIS THOMPSON Baseball, 4' Literary Club, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team, 1, 2, 3. 4 HARRY WOLFE Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 1,2, 3, 4 Football, 1,.2, 3, 4 F. F. A., 2, 3, 4 JEROME RURAL HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Top row: Robert Smart, John Woerner, Robert Baskerville, Bill Mayberry, Melvin Dodge, Lewis Kiss, John Dye, Norman Geer, Joe Dodge. Bottom row: Richard Shoemaker, Irene Kaiser, Mabel Thomas, Eloise McAdow, Nora Adams, Thana Toops, Edward Gibson. Not in picture: Maurice Tillman. SOPHOMORES Top row: Lester Yoder, Loren, Faulk, Lloyd Cosgray, Paul Manley, Willard Hatcher, James McKittrick, Jack Rader, Lee Betts. Bottom row: Jerry Cochenour, Loren Kasper, Lillian Youngblood, Irene Scheiderer, Mary Clark, Evelyn Woerner, Bill Chandler. FRESHMEN Top row: Carl Wolfe, Paul Clark, Herbert Steel, Dick Rausch, Bob Rausch, Thad Seely. , Bottom row: Loren Kasper, Carrol Arnientrout, Mary Marie Norris, Garnett Cherry, Vestia Farley, Mary Ellen Bixler, Jim Dodge. ? . Top row: Reita Tillman, Wilma Sturgeon, Rosemary Chandler, Carl Clements, Bernard McAdOw, Sammy Vance, Elsie Wolfe, Margaret Rausch, Mary Kathryn Hin- derer. Second row: Janice Mc- Kitrick, Nellie Shively, Ber- neta McAdOw, Dorothy Adams, Betty Bowersmith, Nellie Bixler, Eunice Martin Bottom row: Bobby Mc JEROME RURAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Kean, Alfred Mayberry, Marjvin Gamble, Rex Toops, Richard Mayberry, Warren Sturgeon, Billy Gibson. Not in picture: Betty Rader, Bernard Tillman, Mose Hostettler, Levi Hostettler. THE LITERARY CLUB Fifty-five high school English pupils take an active part in the Literary Club which was organized in the fall of 1939. The club offers to develop speaking poise, which was organized in the fall of 1939. The club offers an opportunity for members to learn correct parliamentry procedure, to develop speaking poise, and to plan group recreation. The programs offer much variety through book reviews, one-act plays, contests, readings, dialogues,,relating 'individual experiences on trips, pantomiming, dancing, and individual and group musical numbers. Besides group games the club has en- joyed several Weiner roast, treasure hunts, coasting parties, and caroling parties. The meetings, which are held twice a month, are presided over by Virginia Dodge, president, Thad Seely, vice-president, and Martha Seely, secretary-treasurer. Helen Prouty is faculty advisor. THE F. F. A. The New California Future Farmers of America has a paid up membership of twenty. The officers of the chapter are James McKitrick, presidentg Ralph McKinley, vice-president, John Woerner, secretary, Herbert Steele, treasurer, Joe Dodge, watch- dog. The boys have a farming program investment of approximately one thousand dollars. Projects include sixteen sows and litters, twelve ewes, six dairy heifers, four hundred chickens, seven rabbits and a hive of bees. All projects are studiec in class and improved practices are followed. In shop work, open rings, chisels, punches, strawpullers, cams and crowbars have been made and several types of tools sharpened. Fifteen boys are keeping milk records on their home herds. Butter fat tests and weight records are kept on each cow. The boys also record grain and hay con- sumption and determine the net profit per cow on a yearly basis. Joe Dodge was first, Harry Wolfe, second, and John Dye, third in the loca' husking contest. Joe Dodge was second in the county F. F. A. shock corn contest The chapter has taken trips to the Columbus Cooperative Steer Show, the Farn Bureau Field Day, O. S. U. Farmers' Week, and to several local farms. A banquet foi the boys and their parents was served by the local girls' 4-H Club and Home Econmics Club. Dallas Cornett is Vocational Agriculture teacher and F. F. A. faculty advisor. JEROME' RURAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS Basketball Squad -'1941 First row: Jerry Cochenour, Jim Dodge, Lester Yoder, Carl Wolfe, Bill Chandler. Loren .Kasper, Thad Seely. Second row: Joe Dodge Lloyd Cosgray. Willard Hatcher, Melvin Dodge, Harry Wolfe, Ralph McKinley, Dick Shoemaker. Third row: Dick Rausch, Loren Faulk, Bob Baskerville, Paul Clark, James McKit- rick, Harold Crottinger, Bob Rausch, Jack Rader. Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Cally Total BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Our school is especially lucky this year 22 Watkins 27 in that only two of the squad graduate. 26 Darby 37 We are looking forward to a more suc- 48 Union 12 cessful season in the coming year. 19 Dover 17 TOUGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 47 Allen 12 Cally 27 Darby 6 7 Raymond 25 Cally 32 Darby 0 31 Sunbury 21 Cally 12 Dublin 12 19 Watkins 31 Cally 14 Dublin 0 36 Darby 28 Cally 6 St. Charles 0 16 Dover 12 Cally 19 Alumni 6 38 Union 22 -- i 31 Sunbury 20 Total 1 Total 24 362 Total 263 JEROME RURAL HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP TEAM - 1940 lop row: Francis Thompson, tenth-American History, Lee Hagenlockerg fifth- American History, Stanley McKitrick, second-Bookkeeping, Bill Mayberry, second- Biologyg James McKitrick, sixth-General Science, Bob Baskerville, seventh-Latin 13 Jack Rader, second-General Science, John Carroll Woerner, second-Biology. Second row: Ruth Cunningham, third-English 115 Virginia Dodge, fourth- English 12, Martha Seely, second-Typingg Marie Moffitt, Typing, Nora Belle Adams, first-English 10, Thana Toops, eighth-English 10, Jane Stewart, third-Shorthand 2, Evelyn Woerner, fourth-English 9. Third row: Edward Gibson, Dick Shoemaker, Biology, Lester Yoder, tenth- Algebrag Bill Chandler, second-Algebra. Not in picture: Carlyle Shoemaker, first-Chemistry, Carlisle Painter, sixth- Chemistryg Robert Mayberry- Chemistry, Irene Johnson, Bookkeeping, Eulah Martin, first-Shorthand 25 Bill Hyland, eleventh-Shorthand 1, Betty Boyer, first-Book- keeping. In the county scholarship tests of 1940 Jerome ranked first in the commercial division and had the second highest rating in the county for all subjects combined. LEESBURG - MAGNETIC RURAL SCHOOL V FACULTY Standing: Carey Pace, Roy N. Lovett, Supt., Ralph Vestal, M. G. McGuire. Seated: Hazel Tarbutton, Nellie Murphy, Joy Miller, Audrey Holstein, Lamont Shoup, Helen Rosendaul. ' BOARD OF EDUCATION W. G. Cunningham Ed. Mayers G. A. Hall, Clerk W. G. Howison, President Alva Coder, Vice-President Marvin Breece. JANITORS BUS DRIVERS: Francis Robinson. Grade- Building. gfnH?9gg?liE1er B. H. Marine Donald Griffith Ivan Miller Cloice Moore, High School. SCHOOL COOKS Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Furniss. , LEESBURG ' MAGNETIC RURAL SCHOOL 'Seniors Mary Lu Mitchell First row: Robert Carpenter, Arlene Thomas, Alice Boda, Glen Williams. Second row: Annis Tatman, Lloyd Milligan, Floyd Milligan, Mary Alice Reeder. Third row: Madalyn Vance, Ainsworth Burkepile, Harlan Hoover, Alma Robinson. Fourth row: William Maugans, Mildred Simkins, Gerald Marine, James Beightler. LEESBURG ' MAGNETIC RURAL SCHOOL MUSIC HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CLUB' Helen Rosendaul ,Director DRAMATICS STATE ONE ACT PLAY CAST Hazel Tarbutton, Director LEESBURG ' MAGNETIC RURAL SCHOOL SPORTS Carey Pace, 'Basketball Coach Mary Lu Mitchell Head Cheer Leader Cheering Section, Cheer headers: Jams and Betty Ballard. LEESBURG ' MAGNETIC RURAL SCHOOL HISTORY PORTRAYED DRA MATICALLY Spirit of Young Americans Defending America 'ww y RRS 'A ' B DUUUDUU -- i 1 lll HIGH SCHOOL l AfUI.'I'Y Raymond Low Gladys Howard C. H. Heimlich Mary Mills VGFIIOH KIUUWLI History Latin Superintendent Principal Science Athletics Home Economics Commercial English Mathematics Robert Clymer Vocational Agriculture Art Art Kenneth Lang Music 'WILLIAM DILDINE Vice President Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Ofiicer 2, 4 F. R. A. 3 LIBERTY RURAL SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 VIRGINIA SMITH HAZEL CODER President Class Officer 1, 2, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Declamatlon 2, 3, 4. Debate 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 LAURA J. Home Ec. Club 4 MARY DEMPSEY Home Ec. Club 4 V JULIA FITZGERALD Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 Declamation 2, 3 Softball 2, 3, 4 HILDEBRAND Softball 3 Librarian 4 DON MICHAEL Band 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 NORMAN PHIPPS F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 CHARLES BR UERD Sec. dz Treas. Orchestra, Band 2, 3, 4 Declamation, Debate Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2. 3, 4 - LIBERTY RURAL SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 WARREN POLING Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra -, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 VERNON ROBB Band 2 Orchestra 2 Student Council 1 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Q RUTH SMITH - Softball '1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ee. Club 4 ALICE STIERHOFF Basketball 3 Softball 2, 3 Home Ec. Club RUTH VANCE Commercial Club 1, 2 Softball 2, 3, 4 Class Officed 2 Basketball 1, 2 Home Ec. Club 1, 2 DANA COURTER Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3 CHARLES SARVER DON SHIRK Basketball 1, 2 ,3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 Declamation 4 Class Officer 3 CARL WOOD Softball 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball lm-2, 3, 4 MARY J. WORBS Basketball 2, 3 Declamation 2, 3, 4 ' Softball 2, 3, 4 LIBERTY RURAL SCHOOL TENTH GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE N IN TH GRADE LIBERTY RURAL SCHOOL GRADES SEVEN and EIGHT GRADES FOUR, FIVE, and SIX - Teachelj, Sewell Cameron. GRADES ONE, TWO, and THREE -- Teacher, Ruby Sanderson LIBERTY RURAL SCHOOL eft to center: S. Hamilton, D. Robb B. Rea BOYS' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Right to center S. Shirk E. Thompson B. Ballard 121, RAYMOND BAND LIBERTY RURAL SCHOOL CAFETERIA F. F. A. U '? 1 I Raymond Public Library The Raymond Public Library was started in 1927 by the Country Culture Club Since then funds are received from the County. I The Library contains over 2,000 books as well as many of the best magazines. Over three hundred books are circulated every month. Many of these books are issued to the pupils of the Liberty Rural Schools. As County funds are now used to assist'in supporting the library, it is under the supervision of the Board of Education. Scfiovl Library Debate Declamation Declamation Baseball Champions League Champions Soft Ball Orchestra ,73C11E11'?UOr l v-42 FCOEOCD W. BERNARD JONES WALTER L. HARRIS GRACE HANAWALT Coach f Supt. Prin, DALLAS CORNETT MARY McCAMPBELL Voc, Azr. Mll4iC BOARD OF EDUCATION ARTHUR LEIBOLD, President J. P. VOLLRATH, Vice-President JOHN BOUIC, Clerk FRANK HERRIOTT JAMES A. LIGGETT ' , niu-r 1-+A 1g- ,AY - ,J ,, .L-A-MV M ,T-W1-lx v 'lJ MILLCREEK RURAL SCHOOL MILLCREEK SENIORS-1941 EMMA LOUISE RAUSCH Vice-President KELLY CONKLIN President LEON KRAMER BETTY JANE EDWARDS Secretary DOROTHY SOUTH Treasurer MAX ELSOM DALE KRAMER WINII' RED GUY ' -,gummM,mM,.,kxNA,,A,,.,A,k,A,,A, ,AL , . -L . 5, , .. .M . 4-QA-A MVA- ..W--AHA-23 my W-.f,.r, , -, V V i f w s MILLCREEK RURAL SCHOOL Thomas Adelsberger, Martha Adelsberger, Martha Ebrigrht, Alma Littler, Jean South, Q Marvin Haggard, Van Thompson, Robert Vollrath. George Davis, Galird'Ebr1g'ht, Bennie Blsom, Ulayton McKitrick, Enno Renner, Ashton Smart. Jr., Anna Jean Liggett Lucile Streng, Dorothea Ann Sweeney. ,,49w, James Edwards, Homer Gibson, Dorothy Ebrlght, Gene Hagenlocker, Mary Louise Leibold, Genevieve McKitrick, Lewis Marsh, Clarence Heath, Lester Mooref Ray Tanner, Dwight Thompson. J, U gm UJSUO UUOEOi'Il UOm E1 U2 ZIIJEEUJGUDUPQ tu Lg MILLCREEK RURAL SCHOGL ELEMENTARY GRADES Top row: R. T. Mansfield, teacher, C8thJ L. Adelsberger, D. Ebright, M. Gordon E. Heath, M. Liggett, 14. Neill, C. Robinetteg l7thj M. Adelsberger. Second row: C. Cranmer, S. Duncan, V. Ebright, M. Emmert. R. Kramer, R. Moore L. Morrison, C6thJ R. Bumgarner, E. Clark, D. Michael. Third row: R. Radcliff, W. Radcliff, H. Thompson, M. J. Thompson, f5thJ Chris- tine Herriott, teacher, R. Adelsberger, R. Conklin, M. Cranmer, E. Davis. Fourth row: T. Ebright, L. Guy, M. Heath, B. Miller, H. Moore, L. Morrison D. Piersol, J. Rhodes, 14thJ S. Duncan, M. Morrison. ' Fifth row: D. Neill, C. Radcliff, W. Rhodes, T. Sweeney, E. Thompson, K3rdj P Derio A. Ebright, A. Ebright, M. Gregory, J. Hayworth. Sixth row: L. Kramer, L. Moore, f2ndj Angeline Barrick, teacher, B. Clark P. Conklin, S. Duncan, C. Hagenlocker, A. Hayworth, M. Johnston. y Seventh row: J. Maxwell, E. Morrison, M. Mclntire, L. Rhodes B. Schrader J. Smith, R. Thompson, flstj M. Andrews, A. Clark, E. Cranmer. Y y Bottom row: W. Ebright, C. Gregory, J. Guy, M. Heath, V. Johnston, M. South C. Thompson, J. Thornton, B. Thornton, G. W. Anderson, custodian. , l E O5U .CUOZOIIJ 3'lT'F'P'1 U'UDPO IP rrpw-amrimww ZIPPIH MILLCREEK RURAL SCHOOL Second row: E. Renner, B. Elsom, R. Vollrath. K. Conklin, M. Elsom, J. Edwards. First row: L. Strengy A. Liggett, D. Sweeney, A. Littler, E. Rausch, W. Guy, B. Edwards,lD. South. .L .... . l Top row: R. Tanner, V. Thompson, M. Haggard, C. McKitrick, M. Elsom, H. Gibson, J. Edwards, D. Thompson. Second row: E. Rausch, D. South, L. Kramer, R. Vollrath, K. Conklin, D. Kramer. M. Ebright, A. Littler. ' Bottom row: L. Streng, A. Liggett, D. Sweeney, B. Edwards, W. Guy, M. Adels- berger, J. South. 1 L L L 'lop row: B. Jones, Coach, A. Smart, H. Gibson, R. Vollrath, B. Elsom, E. Renner. W. Harris, Supt. Second: M. Elsom, L. Kramer, K. Conklin, D. Kramer, M. Haggard. Front row: L. Strong, A. Liggett, D. Sweeney, cheer leaders, mf-3ZE1'JUCS'iV1 PU'-:OHIO MPUPUUIPEIIF' NPI!-UIIIO L I' :- FRANK M. BLHBKSURH A ' I . ' ., N K :A : '1 - E' - S 3. . , . -. , . Qs NJ Xxxbb -v wx- -qv X- Q txmxwt 1 JH N3 W U Y ' ,. 5 , ' 5 - -- X, A x,--3-'N -wmv wx' ' xwxxx ' NN? + , ffm A M I E H 7 nn nalmlxni ELL. PERRY VMBE L E. SMITH CUHCH 5UPT. PRIN. CHARLES THOYIAS ,, ESTHEF? 13, DIL!-ON .1...l......,,,,- .-, JOLLIFF LHCSLEY v naman M. BR HSFORD MA RY MEGA MPBELL HRT MUSIC VERA E. THLLMHN 7-2 . .... A,,..g. A TAYLOR RURAL SCHOOL , ' ' 5' L LE -Mb , ,V 5 f W f 6 f A 5 sg, . M f nv, fv:-M Af' -'.,:,M, f, ' x G' ,H PRES. 555, .1 TAYLOR RURAL SCHOOL GRADES THIRD and FOURTH AGATHA BRELSFORD N GRADES FIRST and SECOND VERA TALLMAN GRADES FIFTH and SIXTH THOMAS LASLEY f TAYLOR RURAL SCHOOL GRADE NINE GRADES SEVEN and EIGHT GRADES TEN and ELEVEN TAYLOR RURAL SCHOOL A I2 BURR-GURRIQUL DELL AVIATION BOY 5lZ0uT5 WINNERS af FIRST mo mr Fnom couury Ppnycn anno bexfef HCTIVITIES BASKETBALL QIRLSEOUTS NEWLY OQGH N IZELD qfmw 6OFTBHlJ. TAYLOR RURAL SCHOOL grjrfgg 5c,Ho0L Cum ACTIVITIES K ITC HEN ORCHESTRA Novf.-:JY PLAY mo arm: REVIEW UNION RURAL SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION H. H. Kettler Prcsident Fayo Stillings Vice-Pres. John DeVoss Clerk Dana Gorton P. G. Boerfzer X . we 1 E. N Post M. E. Shank H. F. Burns Athletics Supt. History 8 .K. J. Lang' E. R. Helser L. G. Robinson W. J. Renner Music English Math. Agriculture 1. llalu 1 R0Qeq.4BakQr George Huber Ruth Nicol Mary Johnson - Pres, V. Pres Sec. Treasi. ' X , UNION RURAL SCHOOL First' row itopjz Martha Bishop, Audrey Coughenour, Charles Canaday, Ruth Daum, Bob Fadely. Second row: Bert Gordon, Ruth Gugel, Alice Holycross, Charles Holycross, Third row: Martha Mclntire, Ludlow Nichol, Marie Nicol, Arthur Overacker, Florence Rausch. ' Fouth row: Bernard Riedmiller, Norman Renner, Gerald Schmidt, Mary H. Simons. Fifth row: Dorthy Stillings, Avis Story, Elenore Wachholz, Ruth Wopert, George Wood. UNION RURAL SCHOOL 'JUNIOR CLASS Standing: Amrine, Cross, Harris, Boyer, McCarty, Jordan, Ingram, Clark. Seated: Kaufman, Brake, Gordon, Fairbanks, Pullins, Mclntire, Dutton. SOPHOMORE CLASS Standing: Story, Goff, Brake, Nelson, Smith, Brown, Scott, Kreamer, Cross Seated: Andrew, Wood, Daum, Castle, Neer, Wolpert, Gibson. UNION RURAL SCHOOL FRESHMAN CLASS Top: Clemens, Jones, Gabriel, Stillings, Poland, Garey, Holycross, Coe, Jordan Cen.ter: Reidmiller, Holt, Wilson, Rausch Schmidt, McCarty, Lowry, Taylor Big low. eBottom: Coe, Troesch, Couzhenour. Boerzer, Rhodes, Patch, Anderson, Baker ORCHESTRA Violins-Boerger, Patch, Coughenour, Reed, Brake, Wood, Coughenour. Saxaphone-Neerg Flute-DeVossg Clarinet-Brake, Riedmiller, Nicolg Drums- Jordang Trumpet-Kaufman, Dutton, Coe, Huber. Standing: Piano-Bishop. Director-Kenneth Lang. Girls' Chorus Boys' -Chorus Future Farmers of America Home Economics Class Union Rural Unique Revue Staff WV- UNION RURAL SCHOOL UNION RURAL SCHOOL Boys' Softball County Champs. Varsity Basketball Reserve Basketball Junior High Champions Girls' Softball Debate and Oratory County South League Oratory Winner WASHINGTON RURAL SCHOOL The Washington Rural School is locatedat Byhalia on State Route 31, at the extreme northern limits of Union County. The old part of our building was erected in 1915. Our new addition was con- structed in 1939, with P. W. A. assistance. OUR SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Herbert H Coons, Presient Mr. Howard Lingrel Mr. Andrew Middlesworth, V. Pres. Mr. J. Berlin Gray Mr. D. E. Fisher. Clerk. Left to rihtz E. L-aMar Hoke, Supt. Byrle E. Mosher, Prin. Orla A. Metz, H. S. Lora Lee Addis, H. S. L-eft to right: Mamie Goodan, 5 and 6. Starling Gray, 3 and 4. Wynter Moody, 1 and 2. Carol Castle Morris, Music. 4 I Y, '1 .,-slr-. WASHINGTON RURAL SCHOOL RECENT CHANGES IN THE BYHALIA SCHOOL SYSTEM Our new bus drivers for the year 1940-1941 are: Howard Pfouts, Elihu McAllister, Phillip McIntosh and John Smith. Our new janitor is Edwin Baker. The Parent-Teacher Association which was newly organized just last year, has made substantial progress under the direction of Mrs. Elmer Jolliff. Mr. Herbert Coons has been elected to lead the organization next year. Increased interest has developed this year in various types of public speaking, particularly in debate. Miss Lora Lee Addis has charge of this work. A new course in typing has been added to our curriculum this year. The pupils are making gQ0d progress under the direction of Mr. Mosher. We have reorganized the school this year on the six-six plan ,for the first time. Mr. Orla Metz is our new coach and physical education director. We have also stressed democratic procedure and other aspects of good citizenship, with much success. Connie Fisher Alice Archer Harold McElroy Eloise Skidmore Kathalene Jolliff Donald Jones, Richard Hoke Ralph Fisher ' George Rizor Dale Hamilton. .QE iifll .5 55 I . .... - -. .. , Z Q... :Ei .S if ' Q. V .:e..2. g:: 5?-ww I h ., gm g5ggg.j5: l- -Z . . ,. A : .5.,: 2555 .,.- . Robert Plotner John Frost Donald Guide!- ' ii- - WASHINGTON RURAL SCHOOL JUNIORS Myrtle Wright, Jack Boggs, Alice Hoke, George Kavanagh, Kathryn Southwick. Lowell Baker, Mary Alice Clapsaddle, Deryl Green, Agnes Frost, Lauren Lingrel, Marthe Brooks. Paul Sherwood, Dene Foreman, Dick Robinson, Dorls Boyce BOTH?-Fd J011iff,, Wallace Eastman. SOPHOMORES Eileen Skidmore Pauline Layne Betty McElroy Betty Winkle Gordon Boggs Alice Hinton Howard J ones William Handley Donald Kinnikin -. 1- FRESHMEN lj? Mary Sherwood, Charles Fillinger, Betty Weiser, Ralph Hines, Marie Vanansdle, 'Eli 54 D2iif1'i'if.Neidig, Myrtle Bolen, Charles Mulligan, Lois Headington, Gilbert Styer, Echo vgvguthwick. , Ethel Smith, William Williamson, Jean Cooley, Glen Hamilton, Leroy Styer, Ray Kavanagh, Paul Groose. J... WASHINGTON RURAL SCHOOL PUBLIC SPEAKING GROUP Left to right-Rear row: Richard Hoke, Bernard Jolliff, Charles Mulligan, Middle row: Lois Headington, Alice Archer, Donald Guider, Donald Jones, Jean Cooley, Mary Sherwood, Miss Lora Lee Addis fTeacherJ. Front row: Patty Fleck, David Neidig, Ethel Smith, Harold McElroy, Alice Hoke, Deryl Green, Myrtle Bolen. 1940-1941 BASKETALL TEAM Left to right: Rear row: Kathryn Southwick, Myrtle Wright, Alice Archer, Alice Hoke. Middle row: Coach Metz. H. Jones, D. Neidig, B. Jolliff, W. Handley, G. Kava- nagh, D. Green, C. Hamilton. .H. McElroy Front row: D. Guider, J. Boggs, D. Hamilton, L. Lingrel, R. Hoke, G. Rizor, D. Robinson. Marvin Fogt Betty J. Radke R. C. Miller WASHINGTON RURAL SCHOUL GRADES SEVEN AND EIGHT First row: D. Winkle, F. Groose, PQ Fleck, P. Haines, B. Fillinger, B. Hoke, M. Groose, M. Haines. R. Green, I. Shigley, F. Penhorwood, A. Layne. Second row: D. Mulligan, G. Futhey, J. Jolliff, E. Robinson, G. Bargdill, H. Pen- horwood, P. McElroy, P. Southwick, N. Kavanagh, L. Skidmore, D. Rockhold, GRADES FIVE AND SIX - Teacher: Miss Mamie Goodan. fBelow.l GRADES THREE AND FOUR - Teacher: Miss Starling Gray. fBelowJ , :,. i ..,z In I I I 5 W 1 : .L m A4 M .--'.' .:', , - 1 S -P I i i .... .E A A ' a , .is E -A Q E 4 I ,, -, I 'Wy Q 1 'Q M ls ' ,..' iii , Q A . Q ,iii ' .E ' ' e . z.i'1f.I.L '?3 . .... L 'N . I .i E V V E ' , Q ' ' D '3 Zf A - Y 'I'i'g' - r 2 .,,.. luul l ,,,. .E PSI I f . A A '.-2 .... A I -' . Evn 2 GRADES ONE- AAND TWO' - Teacher: Miss Wynter Moody. fBelowJ M 625:23 i QNXBL M X3 ,,,...,,,,.g.S ff ! i QXECTIVES ' ix fJ,r ff 50 - KBDEVELOP DEMOCRATIC Papua PARTIC L DEVELOP GENEHAL. CULTURE . IIODEVE --f-----Ms-....,.,........... XODE LOP CREATIVE ABIL!7y VLOP M 'Hf---A-'-- Acrz-:R AND cfrfZgN5H,p: K .'O PREPARE Dum Fon H15 VOCATIONM FACQLT YORK 'SCHQOL R PET ' P009 '49 o. dx 0 c1. 'UA 2' 1-LYO OBP?-'XO Q O HTH sf Nm. S63 551410 FXND ROBERT PREDMORE Advertising Mgr. Scholarship 1, 3 President 1 Vice President 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Boy's State 3 F.F.A. 3, 4 Basketball Baseball ORKSONIHN STA? JUNIOR TEMPLE THERESA NICHOLS News Reporter Associate Ed.:Art H. S. Chorus Scholarship 2, 3 Treasurer 4 H. S. Chorus F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 Basketball Secretary 3, 4 Baseball Basketball Baseball RUTH PYERS Typist Scholarship H. S. Chorus Basketball . WILMA HOGUE Egiisggall Mgr' 3 Circulation Mgr. - H. S. Chorus LAWRENCE DONNA STALEY PENHORYVOOD Associate Editor Advertising' Mgr, Scholarship 1, 2, 3 H. S. Chorus 1, 2 H. S. Chorus F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball Baseball HELEN RUHL Circulation Mgr. H. S. Chorus X A . ,1.,.-.- . :wg I s ' 5 1 5 ' :g:f.:--:a.- ' 1 W sz. ,,,., . IRENE ERWIN Associate Ed.-Art Scholarship 3 H. S. Chorus Vice President 1 ARDEN BOMELI Jester Scholarship 1 2 3 H. S. Chorus Debate 3 President 2, 3 Treasurer 1 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball Baseball S .lg Q A 5 DORA BALLINGER Business Mgr. Typ Scholarship 1, 2 3 H. S. Chorus Declamation 2 Treasurer 3 Baseball 1, 2 CHARLES W ATTS Sport Editor H. S. Chorus F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 uh.: . AX, , .x .3 gUR FARHER F.F.Fl Vice President President Robert Predmore Arden Bomeli Secretary Treasurer Robert Davis John Penhorwood Advisor Reporter Junior Temple R. D. Clymer Front row: J. Temple, A. Bomeli, R. Predmore, R. Davis, J, Penhorwood. Second row: A. Jolliff. L. Penhorwood, N. Coakley, C. Watts, D. Dyer, H. Rock- 'hold, R. Disbennett, R. Dyer, Third row: R. Lehman, C. Pyers, R. Winebrenner, R. Vance. QD' we . in '-1 GUR Iuanita Penhorwood Celesta Nichols 'Irene Erwin Theresa Nichols Rosella Ruhl Wilma Hogue Betty Robertson Dorothy Rouse Ruth Pyers John Penhorwood Richard Winebrenner I 'Irene Erwin, Artist for York Division of this Annual I 1 it F Dora Ballinger. Typist for York Division of this Annual. A f. 1' - . 'W l YORK RURAL SCHOOL JUNIOR HICJH SCHOOL CHORUS J SHOOTING STARS -. High School Operetta ,Q ' Duc. 20, 1941 I 9 . ., I MUSIC DIRECTOR I -:gf 9' CAROL CASTLE MORRIS ' ifgQ:i4f5 ATHLE TICS BOYS BASKETBALL Baclc row: Left to right-John Penhorwood, Calvin Pyers, Neil Coakley, Darrel Dyer, Richard Vance, Richard Yarrington. Front row: Left to right-Junior Temple Arden Bonieli, Charles Watts, Robert Predmore, Lawrence Penhorwood, Howard'Rockhold. Coach, R, H, Poling, Coach, W. G. Peterson. Cheer Leader-Joan Coakley GIRLS SOFTBALL Cheer Leader-Betty Robertson Back row: Left to right-Isobel Vance, Ernestine Markin, Virginia Amato, Betty Smith, Ruth Pyers, Martha Vance, Eloise Hogue, Donna Tallman, Helen Cramer. Front row: Left to right--Joan Coakley,,Li1a Mclntire, Betty Robertson, Rosella Ruhl, Celesta Nichols, Theresa Nichols, Eileen Romoser, Rosetta Hills, Marilyn Engle, Rose Alice Green. E ,:.,,...,.. ,Lf ',..,,7- - -flu R 1. 1,-fy-fs ,-M RYAN MEMORIAL JEROME SPECML RURAL TEACHERS Virgie Gossard 1-2-3 Mary Fairbanks 4-5-6 Fred K. Mills Jr. 7-8 Kenneth L. Lang, Music BOARD OF EDUCATION F. T. Thompsonf Pres. Orville Schott, V. P. Grover Cosgray, Cl. C. H. Shoemaker C. E. Stewart Percy Hill SCHOOL ROSTER First Grade Anne Buck Juanita Carter, Edward Collier, Betty Joan Clark, ,Cecil Gill. Frieda Harter, Janet Mills, Arthur Monahan, Harry Monahan, Arlene Wolford. Second Grade Elsie Carter. Donald Farley, Russell Hoffine, Raymond Kiser, Joseph Monahan, Mary Kathryn Plummer, Barbara Wollam. Tihjrd Grade Raymond Barry, Robert Clark, Betty Gates, Janet Robinson, Elizabeth Schott, George Woerner, Wilma Youngblood. Fourth Grade ' John Barry, Gloria Jean Brust, ' Mary Buck, 'Earl Dye, Walter Farley, Odell Farley, Alice Harter Paul R' h d H1 VIC ar ed, V,elma Hysell, Henretta Monahan Paul Parker, Lester Plummer, Gerald Weber Ralph Wolford, Clorene Wolford, Kenneth Wollam. Fifth Grade Flora Carter, Claude Gill, Delores Goldsmith, Mary Ann Schacherbauer, George Sewell, Andrew Wollam, Edna Youngblood. Sixth Grade Helen Andrews, Richard Gates, Gloria Jean Goldsmith, Robert Hall, Richard Kiser Paul Schach , er- bauer. Wanetta Thomas, William Paschall, Richard Lee Hatcher, Donna Jean Hatcher, Raymond Pinker- man, Sylvia Youngblood. ALL WORK ANU NO PLAY- STUDYINGN? y, UNSUPIERVISED PLAY HUNTER AND HOUNDS - .fn L PEORIA SPECIAL RURAL FACULTY i C. H. McCracken, Prin., 7 Sz 8 Charlotte Bretz, 4-5-6 Eloise McCoy, 1--3. Mary M.cCampbell, Music as 3 of? xii is E' Zi rbi 2 Q .Za x A . .,.. .. 5 5-IEE. si BOARD OF EDUCATION Truman Lowe, President Oscar Clark, Vice Pres. Pearl Belville, Clerk Paul Jewell Richard Turner -A. H First row: R. Belville, M. Clark, G. Stierhoff, M. Thompson, R. Welch, T. Woods, H. Davie, L. Davie, J. Clark. Second row: G. Coder, R. Graves, G. Lowe, E. Ormeroid, V. Sears, L. Shaw. First row: C. McCracken, D. Sears, P. Smith, L. Belville, M. Clark, L. Huey, R. Lowe, P. Shaw, J. Thompson. Second row: J. Ballard, R. Hayman, J. Fitzgerald, G. Hamilton, M. McCracken, J. Mobley, F. Ormeroid, R. Ormeroid, G. Turner, J. Davie. First row: B. Coder, C. Johnston, J. Lockwood, N. Lockwood, L. Alberts, M. Belville, C. McCracken, C. Ormeroid. Second row: G. Rhoades, W. Sarver, M. Ballard, R. Coder, M. Hamilton, R. Huey. W. Sarver, W. Wood, J. Davie. JACKSON RURAL SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Wm. Fisher, Pres. Frank Marsh, Fred Reeley, Clarence Patterson Roy Hoffman Glenn Blue, Clerk. Earl Robertson, Janitorg TEACHERS! U Wk Edna Parish. Prin fm if x W' K 5 4 -if Paula Schmelzer Pauline Hall Row 1: M. Graham, J. Cox, B. Allinder, B. Doyle, T. Bevis, T. Phelps, T. Doyle, P. Roberts. Row 2: B. Marsh, J. Smeltzer, R. Blue, B. Evans, A. Ehret, M. Foos, W. Malone, D. Ehret, M. Noble, A. Lindlay M. Born. Row 3: P. Graham, J. Hines, M. Foos. J. Schmelzer, I. Noble, E. Allifnder. P. Heizer, T. Lane, J. Fox, M. Field, B. Price. Row 4: R. Doyle, M. Lane, M. Bevis, P. Phelps, A. Campbell. G. Smelzer, ' G. Heizer, D. Daniels, D. Moore M. Doyle, M. Doyle, L. Comer, A. Heizer. , Row 5: R. Cox, M. Reeley, B. Allen, C. Daniels, R. Hines, P. Bowman, A. 5 Schmelvfrj E. Price, G. Doyle, T. Patterson, H. Willis, M. Price, J. Jividen. Row 6: J. Miley, D. Cox, G. Blue, D. Heizer, B. Kale, A. Doyle, E. Phelps, lf Lane, G. Allinder, E. Garrison, E. Heizer, V. Malone, L. Doyle. Row 7: P. Collins, D. Ehret, E. Lane, R. Fisher, B. Stallsmith, R. Ingrle, H. Haines, A. Baker, H. Hill, B. Hittepole, J. Hoffman, W. Bowman, M. Manley. Tea, L W'hen It's A Photograph LOOK YOUR BEST We'll Do the Rest CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To All Union County Graduating Classes Of 1 9 4.1 ontro e Studio 101 N. High Street Columbus, Ohio Call us for prices on class group pictures, wed- ding pictures, reproductions, photographs of every description s Pwr DRINK K I SPRINGFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO COMPLIMENTS IT PAYS 0 TO BUY FURNITURE THE an UNITED TELEPHONE FLOOR COVERINGS COMPANY FROM H U T C H I N S O N Myll UNION COUNTY Be Thrlfty and Modern Too ELECTRIC COOKERY COSTS N0 MORE THE RESULTS ARE DEFINITELY BETTER THE MARION RESERVE POWER CO MARYSVILLE OHIO me t B U T L E R S RIGHTWAY MARKET Y FROCERIES MFATS PRODUCE EAT ON YOUR NICKEL I DANCF TO SOMEONE ELSE S 109 E 5th Qt M y f d 1 ar svi e Ohio Compli n s of A , W. A. 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Eggs and Poultry. Sponsored by ph . THE COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB 'me 53 Raymlmd- 0hl0 A. J. DEVER A Complete Line of NEW and USED MILKERS RALPH VVITTENBROOK Phone Raymond 3301 9? We PEORI A. ROl'TE 1 MOBILE GAS and OIL Raymond. Ohio On The Square D. T. COURTER Sz SON SINCLAIR GAS. OILS, and .ACCESSORIES Phone 2505 Raymond. Ohio 1 ELBIN'S GROCERY A SMALL STORE WITH A BIG BUSINESS West Seventh St MARYSVILLE Phone Canal 4480 FLUORESCENT LIGH PING For Home Shop or Store KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS EMERSON RADIOS WIRING SUPPLIES THE ELECTRIC SHOP FRENCH SNIDER MARYSVILLE ROY COAKLEY Deal r In FENCE POSTS Phone York 371' York Center 0 HAMILTON and SON GENERAL MERCHANDISE and COAL PEORIA OHIO COON S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES and FRLIT Buyers of FGCS CREAM and IOULTRY Dealers In GRAIN and HAY SUMMILRSVILI I' OHIO SHAW INSURANCE AGENCY Greater Value for Your In urance Dollar 122 South Maln Street MARYSVILLE OHIO RADIOS BICYCLES Compliments and Best Wlshes WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated by C E DUNCAN Phone Canal 4799 118 N Maln St MARYSVILLE, OHIO Batterlee Everythlng for the Auto NICHOLS GENERAL STORE Your Beet Market for EGGS CREAM and POULTRY SUMMERSVILLE OHIO I hone RICHWOOD 3782 YORK 428 B SHIRK SOHIO STATION SUMMFRSVILI F OHIO GAS OIL TIRES , COAL, HAY. s'rRAW. GRAIN, 1 9 I T. . AI L J I , FOR YOUR DRUG STORE NEEDS Compliments AT MARYSVILLE SAVES YOU MONEY A FRIEND NJAMISONS CUT RATE, SCHREICK'S PHOTO STUDIO 85 North Hlgh St COLUMBUS OHIO THE SAWYER INSURANCE AGENCY E t bl hed 1887 112 W 5th St MARYSVILLE OHIO OUR BUSINESS IS SELLING COAL SPURRIER BROS MARYSVILLE, O Ph C I D ... 1 - sa is - I , - one ,ana 4875- CALL AND BE ANOTHER Satlsfled Customer THE WINTER FURNITUR Since l888 RICHWOOD OHIO ANDERSON BROS TW0 Always C-m-pl-ments gjggggfy UNION THEATRE Admlfwn 7 00 Rlchwood and Good all c 9 00 Show JERRY ANDERSON Mgr RICHWOOD PRODUCE WOMAN s FRIEND WASHER BUYER OF CREAM POULTRY AND EGGS Ph0I1e 4291 N F Hamilton MYRON A MILLER RICHNVOOD OHIO Hardware Pamt Electrlcal Supphes SPAIN S 5 :Sz 10c to S1 STORES Rlchwood and Prospect O We Can Flll Your Many Needs At Small Cost School Supplies Statlonery Notions Hoslery Glassware Tollet Articles Infants Wear Dry Goods Art Goods Fresh Candles Etc Come In We Llke To MEAT You WHITE BILL RIQHWOOD OHIO ' 10 a of 'd 20 7 ' H' 'int -- I RIGHT YOU'LL BE, AND YOUR SCHOOLIN ' UP TO DATE If You See KENNETH DAVIS STURGIS CHENEY For In urance-Farm Loans Real Estate WOLGAMOT and SIEG THE REXALL DRUG STORE RICHWOOD OHIO PHONE 3271 THE LENOX ELEVATOR CO Establlshed 1880 Lemuel Lenox started to buy gram and hve stock under the name of LENOX BROS Smce 1913 R W Lenox has been the owner and manager handllng GRAIN COAL FEEDS and SEEDS ELEVATORS RICHWOOD CLAIBOURNE WOODLAND MANLEY PONTIAC SALES SUNOCO GAS and OIL TIRES BATTERIES REPAIR Phone 2242 RICHWOOD OHIO SUPER SHELL SHELL PREMIUM Service Wlth a Smile Open 16 Hours a Day SHELL SERVICE STATION Washing Pollshlng Slmonlzmg SHELL LUBRICATION Golden Shell Shell Penn O11 Safety Shields CHAS MURRAY Prop RICHWOOD O PFARR and SONS AUC TIONEERS RICHWOOD 0 Telephone 4211 CALL US FOR DATES and TERMS WQE LL STAKE YOU TO THE BEST STEAK YOU EVER ATE BOYD S RESTAURANT Rlcuwoon omo S, 1 W s sl ' ' I ' 97 A . , . . , . . . 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RICHWOOD, OHIO COAL, FEED, GRAIN and SEEDS Telephone. 2292 From BAKERY to You SERVICE OMAR MAN BIRD'S EYE FROSTED FOODS MILLER MARKET RICHWOOD, OHIO Established 1867 Safety Deposit Boxes FOR RENT THE RICHWOOD BANKING COMPANY RICHWOOD OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP MEMBER FEDERAL RFSERVE SYSTEM COMPLETE SHOE REBUILDING CUSTOM WORK SHOES FOR CRIPPLES and FEET HARD TO FIT Best Materlals Work Guaranteed 36 Years Experlence DOMENIC D AMATO 142 S Mam St MARION OHIO GILL COAL YARD HOME OF LO ASH HI HEAT COAL RICHWOOD lhone 3162 CENTRAL MARKET Qualltv Grocerles and Meats Cash Buyers of RICHWOOD OHIO On The Corner WITHOUT HEALTH THERE IS NO HOPE WITHOUT HOPE NOTHING I C MCDANIEL D C RICHWOOD OHIO . 9 1 7 , BATTLES IMPLEMENT CO. 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WEDDINGS, COPYING OLD PHOTOGRAPHS. and ANYTHING IN PHOTOGRAHY. - PRICES MOST REASONABLE - ' A OHIO GRAIN YEAST FOAM FEEDS M ufactu d By THE OHIO GRAIN CO OPERATION ASSN M1lfOFd Center Oh1O OHNSMAN BROTHERS REPAIR SHOP ACETYLENE d ELECTRIC WELDING BLACKSMITH WORK WOOD d METAL WORK RUBBER TIRE WAGONS l HONE 3481 CALL HARDWARE EVERY1 HING Hardware 1 h 2421 MILPORIJ CPNII' R BRILL S BOOTERY THE PLACE OF BETTER SHOES FOR LESS MONEY STREAM LINED SHOE REBUILDING JEWELRY d WATCHES WATCH REPAIRING WM H PAYNE MILFORD CENTER OHIO an re 9 ! s ., an - ' . ' an ., 1 Also West Center St. Milford Center ' ' an l Also IN - ' one - 1 A Compliments of RICHWOOD LUMBER CO. RlChW00d Oh1o - TELEPHONE 2122 - Cook Wlth Electrlclty MARION RESERVE POWER CO ACME LIN X Rlchwood Oh1o K LNSURPASSED IN COLORS d FINISH DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOUR BEST PAINT BUY THANK YOU N FRANKLIN SANDWICH SHOP SANDWICHES CIGARETTES TOBACCO CIGARS SOFT DRINKS CANDY CLIFF H BLAKE Mg UNION COUNTY FIELD S LUNCH HARDWARE Danclng Day and Nlght I HONE 3282 S th Edg d House Paints Enamel ote X Floor Enamel Interior Gloss Finish Y an . , r. Richwoo 9 -4- . . 1.- Richwood, O. -Q ou e of Richwood - l , .-1 You Find the Girl .... We'll Furnish the Nest ROHR FURNITURE COMPANY Marysville UNION COUNTY S LARGEST STORE UNIVERSAL TYPEWRITER C 0 LEONARD Manager TYPEWRITERS SOLD REPAIRED Authorized Sales and Service for L C Smith and Corona Typewrlters and Adomg Machines All Makes Factory Rebuilt and Recondl tloned Typewrlters ALL WORK GUARANTEED 225 W Columbus Ave Bellefontame Holley Bulldmg Box 222 Hllltop 2262 L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts KNOWN WHEREVER THERE ARE Represented bv H RAYMOND RALEIGH Marlon Ohlo COMPI IMENTS A FRIEND fl 1 99 ', , SCHOOLS and COLLEGES Complete Lines of SCHOOL FURNITURE WINDOW SHADES STENCIL DUPLICATORS LIQUID DUPLICATORS PAPERS and SUPPLIES MILLER OFFICE SUPPLY CO Phone 154 PIQUA OHIO R DEVINE sl SON HARDWARE MARYSVILLE OHIO THE PROGRESS PRESS Inc INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA Publlshers of EDUCATIONAL J F BEMILLER Representatlve Gallon Ohlo T BONE STEAKS SANDWICHES HOME MADE PIES and SOUPS We Grlnd and Brew Our Own Coffee THE STEAK HOUSE MARYSVILL OHIO YOUR LEADING UNION COUNTY DRUGGIST CHAS. ASMAN - The Rexall Store - Phone Canal 4249 MARYSVILLE COMPLIMENTS WM J CONRAD 8z SONS 01' Coal and Bulldlng Materlals MARYSVILLE, OHIO Phone Canal 4211 GALLOWAY' S MARYSVILLE OHIO Bulck Pontlac H I HUFFMAN 8z CO MARYSVILLE OHIO Slnce 1911 , . , Mgr., ,I Compliments of PARK HOTEL MAGNETIC SPRINGS, OHIO DAVIS CHAIR COMPANY MARYSVILLE, OHIO Established 1892 Manufacturers of - OFFICE CHAIRS, SCHOOL CHAIRS, LABORATORY LIBRARY HOME ECONOMICS and VOCATIONAL FURNITURE COOK S FOOD MARKET COMPLIMENTS FRESH BUTCHERED MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES f th FARM SALT FEEDS OF ALL KINDS DR J F CQNRAD HQTEL HYBRID SEED CORN MAGNETIC SPRINGS OHIO Ph 9 241 MAGNETIC SPRINIES 0 9 ' 9 3 9 ' 9 ' 0 C ' 'v ! A A , ll I II 'I I , W. 1 on ..... , . Jn, - COMPLIMENTARY PROFESSIONAL DR. FRED JONES DR. G. F. MOENCH Dentist County Health Commissioner HOOPES. SANDERS DR. C. E, BROOKS 8: HOOPES Dentist Law Firm DR. D. R. GRIFFITH DR. R. H. GIBSON Optometrist Osteopathic Physician What We call luck is simply pluck, And the doing things over and over Courage and Will, perseverance and skill, Are the four leaves of luck's clover. A FRIEND OF SCHOOLS. , ---A --.....-,l BOLES DANDURAND SCHOOL. AND ANNUAL! PHOTOGRAPHS SENIOR PORTRAITS OF UNMATCHED QUALITY A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR ANNUAL See the Boles Dandurand Llne When You Select Your Photographer 1055 S Hlgh St 1235 S Washmgton St Columbus Ohlo Tlf fm Ohlo R A Y L A T H AM Gram, Coal, Feeds UNIONN ILLE CENTER, OHIO IHONF 54F3 Plain Clty 65Fl1 Plaxn Clty Rapld Advancement For Hlgh School Graduates A fgw months of speclallzed tralnxng after Commencement w1ll quallfy you for a preferred posltlon ln busmess The Defense Program requlres tramed offrce workels Typlsts stsnographers ac countants and others are needed ln busmess government and army OfflC6S Quallfy for early employment and a promlsmg future Ask for 1941 Bulletm No oblxgatlon MIAMI JACOBS COLLEGE Second 81 Ludlow Sts DAYTON OHIO I . ' , a u u 4 and Seeds L . . f . . FOR SAFE ECONOMICAL SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION, Use The Hicks All Steel Arch-bilt Safety School Bus Bodies. HICKS BODY COMPANY, INC. LEBANON, INDIANA DISTRIBUTORS OF - Mobilgas and Mobiloils - PENN OIL - COMPANY Phone Canal 4265 RICHARD F. TURNER - Florist - FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone Canal 4248 MARYSVILLE, OI-IIO Marysville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF UNION RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OP, Inc. -L- UNION COUNTY SENIORS: We Invite You to Join Our June or Septem- ber Classes for a complete Business, Civil Service, or Secretarial Training. The Marion Business College Marion, Ohio J, T. BARGAR, President STYLE IS TOPS This Spring in Men's Clothes you need, pay no more at Otte's still attaining the best styles in all-wool fabrics that WILL REALLY WEAR. LOUIS F. OTTE See Him--IeIe's Your Clothier. DAVIS STUDIO ll2V2 VV. 5th St. MARYSVILLE Canal 4506 - Beautiful Portraits At Reasonable Prices - PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHOTO FINISHING DON'T GET THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE. n To Save First and Spend Aft Necessary. DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS IN THIS BANK. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Marysville UNION COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASS'N. Your Purchasing Power Is An Economic Ballot. WHY NOT CAST IT TO BUILD ' YOUR owN COOPERATIVE BUSINESS? UNION COUNTY S OI DEST MEA'l MERCHAN'lS Over 60 Years ln the Same Location ASMAN Sz COMPANY The Best In Meats Also FROZEN FOOD LOCK ERS 116 East 5th Street Marysville Ohio MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE NENV IDEA NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT -OF ALL KINDS YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE MONEY HERE GEO THIERGARTN ER MILFORD CENTER OHIO PHONE 3586 Located on Route 38 Elght Mules South of Marysvxlle MOORE 8: DENMAN Reglstered Archltects MARION OHIO I b IT PAYS TO SHOP AT W EISS BROTHERS MARYSVILLE, oHIo WAGONER 8: KULL McCORMICK DEERING Farm Machmes and Tractors MARYSVILLE y . v I . , . . . P1 W 'N - .LAY . . Y I , . - I r Greetings McCORMICK - MATHERS PUBLISHING CO 59 East Sprlng Street COLUMBUS OHIO JOHN V McENTEE Representatlve THE HARTER PUBLISHING COMPANY ct aP Dpl e kB d 2016 E 71 t St Cl v land 0 C O WINTERS GROCERIES MEATS d FARMERS SUPPLIES Yk81 kCet EVANS MOTOR SALES e g F 1917 CARS PARTS y ll SCHUELLER HARDWARE THE STORE 'PHAT AIMS 'ro PLEASE I HONE CANAL 4281 BLAIN CARPENTER Your Barber l EORIA OHIO 119 S uth Ma St y I1 Edu a ion l ublishers Rem. Semin md i omas - Certificates Since Commencem nt Announcements Wor ooks - Seatwork General School Supplies TRUCKS SERVICE Printing an Engraving . , S , , e e , . Mar svi e, Ofhio , ' an , A A 64 V I! Phime or 2 Yor n erro- , - 1 , - ,,, 0 in . 66 I 77 Mar svi e, Ohio I COM PLIMENTS OF RUSSELL BANKS INSURANCE OFALLKINDS MARYSVILLE, OHIO I om phmcnts of L H MILLER Funeral Dlrector MARYSVILLE OHIO I hone Canal 4259 LYONS 8: CARNAHAN EDUCATIONAL 1 Um1sHERs Chicago San Franclsco Atlanta Dallas New York IEX FBOOKS AND WORKBOOKS For FLILMEN l'ARY GRADES SI' NIOR HIGH SCHOOLS H C IORDAI-ll 1312 South Mam Street PINDI AY OHIO Lnlon tounh Representatlve Many Students Go To College Because They Save With Us CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS Sz LOAN ASSN 120 West Flfth Street MARYSVILLE OHIO HAMILTON'S AUTO WRECKING New and Used Parts Reasonable lrlces lald For All Model Cars SUMM ERSVILLE OHIO IHONE MAIL ADDRESS 464 York leorla R 1 WM H FAULKNER Funeral Dlrector Ambulance SBFVICC l hone Canal 4861 11 NRYSVII I E OHIO . , 1 . W P ' I ' P . , , JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS i , ,T Compliments of KROGERS COUNTRY CLUB QUALITY FOODS FRESHEN FRUITS VECETABLES and MEATS RICHWOOD . y u C A FERRIS C0 General Merchandlse PHONE RAYMOND 4501 C M BRIGHT Sz CO Ceneral Merchandise 3 Y T0 BUY OR SELL Real Estate CONSULT W GOFF REALTOR EORIA OHIO d 4205 MARYSVILLE Y GERALD W COX cAsH PAID FOR Cream Eggs and Poultry Fu L1 f M e Oll 41 Ry da l S C H GOFF LUMBER CO BROADWAY d VNFST MANSFIELD OHIO , 1 Lewls Lowr , Mgr Edgar Lowr , Mgr. Broadway Ohio , , ll 'ne o obil ' s and . - Gasolines. I Bro dwa Ohio Phone 9 a mond Broa w y, . I If You Wantvto Buid, Repair, Fence, ' or Paint, . Be ure to See - W. . I , . u U an ' , . , Phone Raymon Q O . Y Gila! 1 n-u-n-n-pxqannsrum3-- -- - ig -. ., nm.: --mn 1-r:-wa :nf-wgvquunm. . nn:-4 wkznspnn-seuw.wvuE-nu.1:uqn4nnQ m-Q Q. .nn 11

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