River Valley High School - Donian Yearbook (Caledonia, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

7 e ' DotUavt Published by the Class of 1953 Caledonia High School Caledonia, Ohio DEDICATION We Seniors of 1953 take great pleasure in dedicating this edition of The Donian to Miss Louise Laibe. Miss Laibe has given us invaluable guidance through- out the last three years as our teacher and class ad- viser. Under her direction and with her encouragement, our various class projects have been successful. We hope that by this dedication we can express our sincere appreciation for all the time, effort and advice she has given us, and the patience she has shown during the final years of our high school days. RAY HARPER Ohio State Univetsity; Superintendent. LEONARD WALLS Faitmont State Col- lege; Columbia Uni- versity; Physical Ed- ucation; Social Sci- ence, Coach. LOUISE LAIBE Bowling Green State University; Social Studies and Home Eco- nomics. RUTH NEILSEN Bowling Green State University; Commer- cial. JACOB RETTERER Bowling Green State University; Mathe- matics and Science. MARY SCRANTON Mt. Saint Joseph; Eng- lish and Latin. NORMAN UNDERWOOD Ohio State University; Vocational Agricul- ture. ELEANOR SHOWERS Capitol University; Ohio State University; Music. JOSEPHINE WALTER Ohio University; Kent State University ; Sixth Grade. JFM EDNA KENNEDY Bowling Green State University; North Central; Fifth Grade. ORRAL GARBER Bowling Green State University; Fourth Grade. BIRDIE ADAMS Muskingum College; Bowling Green State University; Third Grade. MONNIE WILLIAMS Radford State; Teach- ers College; Bowling Green State Univer- sity; Second Grade. ELEANOR FICHTNER Bowling Green State University; First Grade. GENEVA SPARROW Eastern Christian Col- lege; Kentucky Chris- tian College; Kinder- garten. + m WHRffl CLASS OF 53 MARY LOU COCHRAN Reporter 1,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 2,3, 4; County Chorus 2,3,4; Echo Staff 4; Class Play 3; Student Council 1; Softball 2. MYRON ARMBRUSTER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3; Track 2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3. JOHN R. BOGER Secretary 3; Basketball 1,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Vol- leyball 2,4; Baseball 1,2; Echo Staff 3; Chorus 1; Student Coun- cil 4; F.F. A. secretary 1, vice president 2,3, president 4. GEORGE DEICKERT Volleyball 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2; F. F. A. 2,3,4. RODNEY DICE Secretary l;Basketball2; Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Echo Staff 3,4; F. F. A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3. SUZANNE REED President 1; Reporter 2; Secre- tary 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4;EchoStaff4;County Band 2; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. JAMES KIRK Vice President 2.3; Basketball l,2,3,4;Footballl,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 1,2.3,4; Echo Staff 2. VELMA LYON Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3; President 2; Treasurer 3,4; Reporter 1; Echo Staff 4; Soft- ball; Volleyball 3; Class Play 3. NONA RIGDON Vice President 4; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Chorus 2; County Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Echo Staff 4; County Music 3. PAT SHONK Chorus 1; Echo Staff 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2; Volleyball 2.3; County Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3. DENNIE SPARROW Basketball 2,3,4; Football 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 1; Base- ball 2; Chorus 1; F. F. A. 2,3; Vice President 2. BETTY WEIR Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,4; County Band 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff 4; Class Play 3. PEGGY WALTER President 3,4; Treasurer 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 Echo Staff 4; County Chorus 1 2,3,4; County Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 3, Class Play 3 Student Council 4. JACK WHITEAMIRE Reporter 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Volleyball 3,4; Track 3; Echc Staff 3,4; Chorus 1; CountyCho- rus 1; Student Council 1. Susie challenges all wrestlers— Velma ' s temper doesn ' t show here— What an incredulous look. Denny Betty knew h ow o pucker up at an early age— Is Peggy still so shy? — Myron got that critical look early— Jack was ' the bashful type at thisage— But it looks like Pat was— George doesn ' t look destructive here— Nona nWhave wl Must have C hePn a :l 0fS f 00l ; R0 1 dney K S dis t ositi ™ ™ has changed — Mary Lou. sitting up lite good girl— Must have been a girl around when they snapped this one of Jim— Not much of John showing. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On the bright and shining Tuesday morning of September 2, 1941, eleven girls and nine boys entered the first grade room to begin their long struggle to obtain an education at dear old Caledonia School. Our teacher, Miss Ethel Porter, took one look at this class and realized that here before her eyes was a class destined to make history. (Remember, we didn ' t say what kind of history.) This extraordinary class was composed of the following pupils: Suzanne Reed, Patty Arnold, Mary Lou Cochran, Betty Weir, Velma Lyon, Carol Reish, Rosie Hunt, Nona Rigdon, Marlene Rasey, Ronnie Reed, Rodney Dice, Mary Ann Steward, Gene Ault, Glendon Kight, John Mead, Dorothy Osborn, Milton Osborn, and Roy Shuster. We managed to struggle through our first year of school, and by the time September rolled around in 1942 we were anxious to start to school once again, as we were second graders. Those who joined us were: Robert Belt, Charles Blevins, Billy Hough, and Patty Shonk. Throughout our second grade of school, Miss Porter, again, was our patient guide and counsellor. For our third year of school we advanced to a new room and a new teacher who was Mrs. Eleanor Fichtner. Our number was increased to 22 by the admission of: Lowell Coon, Wilma Jean Salisbury, Jack Whiteamire, James Kirk, Joann O ' Hare, and Joan Kirk. Mrs. Fichtner, who was to be our instructor once again, cheer- fully welcomed us into the fourth grade in the fall of 1944. There were now only 21 in our little band. Richard Wright, Myron Arm- bruster, Dixie Bodell, and Charles Butcher joined us. During the fourth grade school year we were saddened by the death of our superintendent, Mr. G. W„ Cox, who had been super- intendent at Caledonia for 15 years. There was such a large number of pupils in the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades the next fall, that the fifth grade was divided. Twelve of us remained downstairs with Mrs. Garber and the fourth grade, and the rest (nine) of us went upstairs with the sixth grade to meet our new teacher, Miss Jane Brundige. In the course of the year we gained two new students who were welcomed into our class. There were: John Boger from Cardington and Barbara Miller from Green Camp. During the course of the year we lost two pupils who moved to Marion. In the sixth grade we were all together once again. Miss Brun- dige was our teacher that year also. The admission of Harold Cole and Jim and Dick Detwiler increased our number of 21 once again. All of us worked hard to make that year a success because we were looking forward to leaving grade school and entering Junior High. We entered school the next year feeling quite grown-up, for we had left recess and other characteristics of grade school be- hind. We discovered, however, that we were to share our home room with the eighth grade, the class we had been with in our first grade room. As Junior High students we had fewer, but more difficult sub- jects to study. We did not remain in one room for our classes as we had previously done in the grades. We changed classes just like the high school students did. Since the Junior High was composed of both the seventh and eighth grades, the class officers were members of both grades. It was our first experience at electing officers, but we felt that those we elected were capable ones. We elected: Robert Howe of the eighth grade, president; Dixie Bodell, seventh grade, vice-president; Margaret Martin, eighth grade, Sec. and Treas.; student council, Betty Phillips of the eighth grade and Velma Lyon of the seventh grade. Elsie Boganwright joined us, but Dixie Bodell moved away so our total number remained the same as that of the previous year. During our eighth grade, we gained two new members, Peggy Walter from Kirkpatrick, and George Deickert from Patterson, New Jersey. Twenty-one eager classmates entered the ninth grade. We were all looking forward to the time when we could march up onto the platform and receive our diplomas. We were initiated in grand and glorious style by the sophomores. Joe Chamberlin, Larry Nie- derhauser, and Jesse Wells swelled our enrollment to twenty-four. We held one bake sale during the year to begin our class fortune. Due to the loss of our money, we started our sophomore year penniless. We lost Elsie Boganwright, Gene Ault, Charles Butcher, Barbara Miller, Larry Niederhauser, and Jesse Wells, and gained Cassie Coulter and Dennie Sparrow. A bake sale and ticket-selling project for the Community Club were our only money-making ven- tures. Our class rings were ordered during the second semester. The size of our class began to dwindle during our junior year. We lost five of our members; Joe Chamberlin, Cassie Coulter, Jim Detwiler, Dick Detwiler, and Ronnie Reed. Our class rings were delivered to us two weeks after school started. Money-making projects were really begun in earnest. We earned about $300 by selling candy and pop at the football and basketball games, and by selling vanilla. During the first semester, our class presented the play, A Ready Made Family. On May 10, the juniors played host to the senior class and faculty for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet at the Greenlawn Inn, at Crestline. We began our senior year with a feeling of mingled gladness and sadness to think that this was to be our last year to work to- gether as a class. Shortly after the beginning of the year, Dorothy Osborne withdrew, leaving our class with an enrollment of four- teen. Many long hours of work were donated to selling advertise- ments and getting our yearbook ready for publication. We hope to earn enough money to finance our senior trip by printing a year- book and by presenting a Senior Class Play. At the end of this year, we will leave Caledonia High School to take our places as citizens in a far different world from that which we have already known. CLASS WILL With all due regard to those who may think us otherwise, we, the exceedingly intelligent and superior members of the class of 1953, after struggling through twelve years of severe mental tor- ture to attain this high and esteemed accomplishment, believe it is now our right and duty to set forth this last will and testament, thus declaring null and void all other wills previously made by us. We here and now, being of able body and sound mind, do will our sole possessions to the following worthy people and groups. I, BETTY WEIR -- will my red hair to anyone with nerve enough to wear it. I, PAT SHONK -- will my nickname Hogan to Beverly Harper. I, NONA RIGDON -- will my right to swear under my breath in typing class to anyone who can get away with it. I, JIM KIRK -- will my little black book of girls addresses to Bob Hill. I, DENNIE SPARROW -- will my right to argue with Miss Laibe in history class to Dick Stafford. I, JACK WHITEAMIRE -- will my 20-70 vision to Joe Green. I, RODNEY DICE -- will my ambition at athletics to Frank Mc- Donald. I, VELMA LYON -- will my hot temper to Lois Levien. I, PEGGY WALTER -- will my athletic ability to Rosei Medley. I, GEORGE DEICKERT -- will my right to bust up school property to Mike Murphy. I, JOHN BOGER -- will my right to get kicked out of Marion by the Police to Gene Ault. I, MARY LOU COCHRAN -- will my right to be late every morning to Jimmie Cain. I, SUSIE REED -- will my right to be a cheerleader four years in a row to Mary Hunt. I, MYRON ARMBRUSTER -- will my right to speak out in class without being called on to Ronnie Groves. To the teachers: MR. RETTERER -- we leave x the unknown quantity with the hope that someday he will find it. MISS LAIBE -- we leave a new notebook for history notes. MRS. NEILSEN -- we leave all the old eraser dust left on our type- writers. MR. WALLS -- we leave a new bottle of smelling salts that has some kick to it. MR. HARPER -- we leave a wide-awake, intelligent, and talkative Physics Class. MISS SCRANTON -- we leave a suit of armor to protect her from flying erasers. MR. LINDSAY -- we leave our old pencil stubs to keep the school ' s records with. PROPHECY The year? 1963, time surely has flown. I ' ve just finished supper and settled down in my favorite chair to look at this week ' s Life . I see that it has a pic- ture of a football star on the cover. Wait a minute, that isn ' t any ordinary foot- ball player, that ' s JACK WHITEAMIRE, the famous quarterback for Notre Dame. You ' d think anybody with Jack ' s money would have made good in the political world. Well, one never can tell! As I turn the page I see that NONA RIGDON ' S world famous dog kennels were raided by a group of fleas. Poor Nona, one would never have thought she would have gone to the dogs after being around birds the early part of her life. Well, well. What ' s this? Why a picture of a mansion built by that famous multi-millionaire, MYRON ARMBRUSTER. The caption under the picture says that Myron hit the jackpot on one of those You Take All quiz programs. And here I thought Myron would be a professional artist. I see that the next page is entitled Agriculture . I wonder if there is any- one here that I know. Why, of course, I should have known that was GEORGE DEICKERT pictured with his 2000 head of Holsteins. It was rumored that George wanted to be a dress designer. Speaking of dress, I see that BETTY WEIR has gone far in her Modeling School, she has 541 pupils enrolled at the present time. I thought Betty wanted to be a grade school teacher. I see the last page has some pictures from Ohio State University, and I be- lieve here at the bottom is a picture of JIM KIRK, the Dean at State. Jim surely has advanced rapidly; everyone thought him to be the romantic type, and as such should be married by now. But he ' s still a bachelor. Probably prefers to spread his charm around. Life surely has some famous people. I wonder if I could find any news about some of my famous classmates in the Marion Star . Wow! Look at those muscles on that fellow. Why it looks like, of course, it is DENNY SPAR- ROW, the world ' s greatest wrestler. Why just the other night Denny took on three men single handed (friends may call at the Timson Allen Funeral Home.) One might have expected Denny to follow in his father ' s footsteps. I see here that MARY LOU COCHRAN has donated two thousand dollars to a fund for elderly, homeless cats. It seems that Mary Lou was too busy with her career as a nurse to get married. Here ' s another name on the next page that seems familiar. Yes, it ' s PEGGY WALTER, famous doctor of Walter Reed Hospital. It seems Peggy has developed a new cure for fatigue. (The cure is less work). Speaking of less work, I see that PATTY SHONK gave up her job as baby sitter and is going to enlist in the Waves. Ship- A-Hoy , Patty. Here ' s another item, Mrs. Hinnamon, formerly SUSIE REED, was elected chairman of the Mothers Club. This was Susie ' s greatest ambition all through her high school years. Why, look at this ad. Honest John Boger -- your friendly Cadillac dealer . John surely has come a long way from that ' 36 Plymouth. And here ' s another ad. Just look at this dashing fellow whose picture appears in the ad. It ' s Rod- ney (Buy it by the truckload) Dice. He ' s the new owner of the ex-Resler Eleva- tor. Rodney ' s life ambition was to follow in the footsteps of Solon. It is really wonderful to be able to relax at home and catch up on all of one ' s old classmates. But the Star always carries a good bit of news about the good old class of ' 53, partly because VELMA LYON is the editor. Velma actually achieved her grade school ambition of being a paper girl. Guess I ' ll just curl up and take a nap now, after catching up with all the news of former classmates. Maybe I ' ll have a dream of even greater fortunes for the famous members of the class of ' 53. ■j •A i ? 1ST ROW: Dixie Detwiler, Jeanne Smith, Rosie Medley, Theresa Hipsher, Joanne Hoffman, Selorus Tomlin, Marian Deickert, Joyce Artis. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Neilsen, Gene Ault, Don Belt, Bob Noggle, Kenny Gilliam, John Kightlinger, John Wells, Joe Green, Bob Hunt. 3RD ROW: Ronnie Groves, Paul Layman, Dick Stafford, Joe Chamberlin, George Cochran, Francis Lyon, Jimmy Cain. E L E V E N H G R A D E T E N T H 1ST ROW: Janet Reeder, Martha Clark, Carol Underwood, Beverly Harper, Joyce Benge, Janis Ream- snyder, Regina Yando, Norma Crissinger, Pat Groves. 2ND ROW: Barbara Pickett, Tommy Phillips, Howard Kohler, Ervine Hunt, Doug Whiteamire, Bert Sparrow, Tommy Sickel.Jim Chapman, Gene Rice, Bobby Hill, Shirley Guinther, Miss Scranton. 3RD ROW: Jim Ulsh, Larry Brooks, George Long- acre, Lewis Chamberlin, Tom Bryant, Bob Dickerson, Bob Snader, Frank McDonald, Raymond Walker, Mary L. Green. ? £ ' Pt N I N T H G R A D E 1ST ROW: Joan Rizor, Margaret Jury, Dorothy Reeder, Deloris Holyctoss, Joan Lyon, Beryl Haycook, Connie Moorman, Mary Hunt, Jane Shannon. 2ND ROW: Mr. Retterer, Paul Hill, Kenny Witzel, Lyle Murphy, Ronnie Gist, Don Sherer, Karl Hipsher, Bobbie Stafford, Tom Miracle. G H T H G R A D E 1ST ROW: Doris Walker, Inez Gist, Marjorie Irey, Raymond Morrow, Anna Dempster, Marilyn Sul- livan, Leona Belt, Bill Hum, Robert Detwiler. 2ND ROW: Rosemary Teynor, Joyce Smith, Lois Levien, Janet Perry, Rebecca Scheifler, Don Crissinger, Melvin Bryant, Marjorie Wells, Mr. Walls. 3RD ROW: Darlene Cochran, Janet Benge.Ivan Bayles, Don Miracle, Edith Hopkins, Virgil Hildreth, Marilyn Underwood. 1ST ROW: Bill Detwiler, Marion Newman, Donald Jerew, James Hough, James Longacre, Bill Hunt, Gary Chappell, Doug Cochran. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Showers, Arlene Moorman, Patty Jansen, Donna Morrow, Earnestine Haycook, Derry Rae, Judy Walker, Nancy Sherer, Nancy Reed, Judy Keith. 3RD ROW: Virginia Hopkins, Dianna Holdridge, Marilyn Lyon, Robert Swisher, John Middaugh, Clarence De Vore, Barbara Bigford, Mary Anne Gist. ABSENT: Delbert Collins. s E V E N T H G R A D E CLASS OFFICERS 7th GRADE 8th GRADE 9th GRADE 10th GRADE 11th GRADE 12th GRADE Pres. Nancy Reed, Vice Pres. Doug Cochran, Sec. Barbara Bigford, Treas. Patty Jansen, Reporter Jim Longacre, Bob Swisher. Pres. Janet Benge, Vice Pres. Virgil Hildreth, Sec. and Treas. Becky Scheifler, New Re- porter Inez Gist, Sargeant at Arms Don Crissinger. Pres. Don Sherer, Vice Pres. Lyle Murphy, Sec. Ronnie Gist, Treas. Bob Stafford, Reporter Mary Hunt. Pres. Doug Whiteamire, Vice Pres. Robert Hill, Sec. George Longacre, Treas. Tom Bryant, Reporter Janet Reeder. Pres. John Kightlinger, Vice Pres. Joyce Artis, Sec. Dixie Detwiler, Treas. JimmyCain, Reporter Joe Green. Pres. Peggy Walter, Vice Pres. Nona Rigdon, Sec. Susie Reed, Treas. Velma Lyon, Reporter Mary Lou Cochran. X T H G R A D E 1ST ROW: Mrs. Walter, John Shepherd, Rosemary Cochran, Robert Hough, Jerry Ulsh, Larry Belt, Molli Holden, David Wells, Ronald Hickok, Robert Pickett. 2ND ROW: Irene Ross, Jerry Reamsnyder, Glenda Hipsher, Terry Swisher, Paul Middaugh, Lola Wade, John Herrod, Barbara Brooks, John Benge. 3RD ROW: Ronald Lyon, Darrell Fyffe, Janette Moorman, Lois Hunt, Joan Mason, Bertha Hunt, Caro- line Foos. ABSENT: Linda Holycross. 1ST ROW: George Gray, Jimmy Bayles, Charles Baker, Sandra Starbuck, Harvey Burgett, Diane Cochran, Dwight Hill, Janice Hickok. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Kennedy, Jimmy Howser, Larry Bigford, Johnny Detwiler, Polly Gates. Kirk Mundsell, Robert Fields, Jack Holden, Shirley Baker. 3RD ROW: George Kirk, Richard Lyon, Lester Tomlin, Larry Morrow, Hardy Duerson, Patsy Perdue, David Ott, 4TH ROW: Rodney Lucas, Carolyn Lyons, Linda Coulter, Ralph Lyons, Jack Roberts. ABSENT: Donald Miller. O A F T H G R A D E ft r. F O u R T H G R A D E 1ST ROW: Charlotte Hunt, Linda Wells, Lois Jean Clark, Flora Mae Fichtner, Barbara Kaelber, Ted- dy Noggle, Gilbert Menough, Lanny Gist, Sharon Snader, Neal Laubner. 2ND ROW: Orral Garber, Rebecca Brooks, Carol Jean Teyner, Jill Shannon, James Hum, Curtis Whiteamiie, Dennis Iden, Darius Erwin, Carolyn Kightlinger, Deborah Clark. 3RD ROW: Annette Parker, Carolyn Phillips, Ashton Ogle, Larry Underwood, William Miracle, James Perry, Donald Shepherd, Elaine Ross. 1ST ROW: Carolyn Underwood , Roberta Foos, Marilyn Paxton, Violet Haycook, Janice Mason, Mari- lyn Jo Fyffe, Jane Ellen Haines, Darlyn Douce, Linda Cochran. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Adams, Bill Demp- ster, Billie Cooper, Herman Knisley, Sherrill Wells, Jerry Newman, Billie Baker, Dixie Middaugh, Sharon Newell, Donna Mason. 3RD ROW: Janet Anderson, Dicky Lyon, Eddie Gates, Paul Chamber- lin, Ronald Shepherd, Clifford Dice, Bonnie Holden.Wilma Morrow. 4TH ROW: Dicky Sherer, John Axthelm, Tommy Lyon, Denny Hough, Jimmy Benge, Frank Middaugh. ABSENT: Jackie Scheiffler. T H I R D I MBf W o s s E C o N D G R A D E 1ST ROW: Jerry Gates, Bobbie Ross, Jerry Cox, James Waddell, Billy Hopkins, Larry Hunt, James Sherer, Charles Belt, Nellie Baker, Nikki Sickel. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Williams, Sandra Hough, Jay Miglore, Cheryl Burkholder, Bonnie Chappell, Becky Hipsher, Marlene Miracle, Shirley Holdridge, Charlene Miracle, Nancy Ogle. 3RD ROW: Ruth Hopkins, Gary Bryant, Judy Clayter, Lester Demp- ster, Carol Berry. R S T G R A D E 1ST ROW: Janice Haycook, Denny Henkle, Ronald Timson, Richard Irey, Jimmie Hunt, Glen Keith, Larry Persinger, Cheryl Laubner, Susie Caskey, Donna Starbuck. 2ND ROW: Connie Shepherd, Michael Gist, Sue Hill, Sandra Cochran, Linda Paxton, Teddy Brown, Karen Witzel, Gloria Clark, Lisa Angles, David Baker. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Fichtner, Carolyn Coulter, Richard Cooper, Robert Hill, Deanna Douce, Linda Ketcham, Bruce Duerson, Donald Sharrock, Dickie Mason, Tommy Kight- linger, David Thompson.. 1ST ROW: Wanda J.Sickel, Hugh D. Wait, Carroll Irey, Betty J. Brooks, Carl McNeal, Judy Cooper, Michael Shannon, Thomas Holden, Nancy Ross. 2ND ROW: Donna J.Myers, Jackie Durham, Richard Yoeman, Stephen Seaburn, Larry Burkholder, Carolyn Irey, Becky Appelfeller, Robert Cuver. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Sparrow, Michael Mitchell, Betsy Clark, Jean Ann Showers, John Dickerson, Keith Wit- zel, Linda J. Price, Sue Ellen Lyon, Sharon Hopkins. A. M. K I N D E R G A R T E N P. M. 1ST ROW: Christina Midlam, Linda Nickel, Dean Chivington, Steven Rowe, Michael Darnell, Richard Newman, Robert Gist, William Berry, Jr., Alicia Kellogg. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Sparrow, Mar- jorie Lucas, Joyce Anderson, David Bisbee, David Stults, Margaret Deickert, Sally Hunt, Marilyn Martin, Danny Keller, Alan Forry. ABSENT: Catherine Andresz, Donnie Eliott. Let ' s take aride---Yum Yum! ---Come on ' a my house — Some perch! Pals---Campers — Pig- a-back---Perfect fit-— Oh, my achin ' knees- --Slumber Party???---Could this be love?--- Small Fry. ACTIVITIES 1ST ROW: Ronnie Hickok, Annette Parker, Sandra Starbuck, Diane Cochran, Betsy Clark, Carolyn Kightlinger, Sharon Snader, Barbara Kaelber, Neal Laubner. 2ND ROW: Patsy Purdue, Pauline Gates, Jack Holden.Gibby Menough, Larry Underwood, Bill Miracle, Tommy Tomlin, Larry Bigford, George Kirk, Flora Mae Fightner. 3RD ROW : Mrs. Showers, John Shepard, Jerry Reamsnyder, Terry Swisher, Linda Coulter, Lola Wade, Rosemary Cochran, Barbara Brooks, John Benge, Larry Morrow. 4TH ROW: Jack Roberts, Ronnie Lyon, Darrel Fyffe.Arlene Moorman, Lois Hunt, Joan Mason, Glenda Hipsher, Carolyn Foos, David Ott. E L E M E N T A R Y C H O I R J U N I O R H 1ST ROW: Bill Detwiler, Douglas Cochran, James Longacre, Patty Jansen, Arlene Moorman, Judy Keith, Donna Morrow, Marjorie Wells, Gary Chappell, Robert Detwiler. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Showers, Marjorie Irey.Bill Hunt, Marilyn Sullivan, Leona Belt, Mary Anne Gist, Nancy Reed, Nancy Sherer, Inez Gist, Janet Benge, Diana Holdridge, Robert Swisher, Virginia Hopkins. 3RD ROW: Barbara Bigford, Darlene Cochran, Edith Hopkins, Marilyn Underwood, Janet Perry, Marilyn Lyon, Clarence DeVore, Lois Anne Levien, Melvin Bryant, Virgil Hildreth, Joyce Smith, Rebecca Scheifler. 7 j rs G H C H O I R y . fi V m 17 1ST ROW: Janet Reeder, Janis Reamsnyder, Carol Underwood, Delores Holycross, Joyce Benge, Beverly Harper, Regina Yando. 2ND ROW: Mary Louise Green, Mary Hunt, Norma Crissinger, Mrs. Showers, Martha Clark, Shirley Guinther, Pat Groves, Barbara Pickett. R L S G L E E C L U B 1ST ROW: Bert Sparrow, Ray Walker, Frank MacDonald.Gene Rice, Tommy Phillips, Jim Chapman. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Showers, Robert Hill, Larry Brooks, Robert Dickerson, Lewis Chamberlin, George Longacre, Rodney Dice. B O Y S G L E E C L U B ft-J? M I X E D C H O R U S 1ST ROW: Barbara Pickett, Mary Louise Green, Beryl Haycook, Shirley Guinther, Martha Clark. Dixie Detwiler.Joan Rizor.Mary Hunt, Jane Shannon. 2ND ROW: Mary Lou Cochran, Theresa Hip- sher.Rosie Medley, Joan Lyon, Joan Hoffman, Betty Weir, Selorus Tomlin, Velma Lyon, Susie Reed, Nona Rigdon. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Showers, Pat Groves, Norma Crissinger, Janis Reamsnyder, Regina Yando, Peggy Walter, Carol Underwood, Joyce Benge, Delores Holycross, Beverly Harper, Connie Moorman. 4TH ROW: Dorothy Reeder, Bert Sparrow, Bobby Hill, George Longacre, Bob Dickerson, Lewis Chamberlin, Larry Brooks, Frank McDonald, Jim Chapman, Jim Cain, Tom Phillips. Diane Cochran, Nona Rigdon, Margaret Jury. BAND MAJORETTES: Margaret Jury, Nona Rigdon, Diane Cochran, Joanne Hoffman. 1ST ROW: Pat Groves, Mary Louise Green, Darrel Fyffe, Bob Swisher, Dixie Detwiler, Janis Ream- snyder. 2ND ROW: Larry Belt, Marjorie Irey, George Longacre, Jimmy Longacre, Ro- bert Hill, Susie Reed. 3RD ROW: Becky Schiefler, Inez Gist. 4TH ROW: Marilyn Un- derwood, Marilyn Lyon. 5TH ROW: Martha Clark, Janet Perry. 6TH ROW: Jimmy Cain, Regina Yando. 7TH ROW: Berle Haycook, Marjorie Wells. 8TH ROW: Joan Mason, Jerry Reamsnyder. 9TH ROW: Caroline Foos, Derry Rae, Rosemary Cochran, Mary Lou Cochran, Terry Swisher, Lyle Murphy. 10TH ROW: Jeanne Smith, Velma Lyon, Peggy Walter, Joan Lyon, Bette Weir, Joe Chamberlin, Marion Deickert. F. F. A. 7 fi JlfiS r F yfr y f ' flMf r ™« S k  i I Hi ' 1 ES ffw - b | m«j | 1 Lpi i sm f •wi-fj Slj fir KNEEL1MG: Norman Loyer, Paul Layman, William Rice, Philip Leathern. 1ST ROW: Larry Brooks, Jim Ulsh, Francis Lyon, John Boger, Robert Noggle, Robert Hill, Mr. Underwood, Howard Hildreth. 2ND ROW: Charles Sharrock, Karl Hipsher, George Deickert, Don Belt, Tom Bryant, George Cochran, Richard Staf- ford. 3RD ROW: John Landis, John Burkhart, Robert Stafford, Paul Hill, Ronald Gist, Robert Dickerson, Robert Hunt, Howard Koehler, Don Sherer, Gene Ault. ABSENT: Jim Cain. 1ST ROW: Myron Armbruster, Nona Rigdon, Mary Lou Cochran, Susie Reed, Bette Weir, Selorus Tomlin, Joyce Artis, Jack Whiteamire. 2ND ROW: Mary Hunt, Janet Reeder, Velma Lyon, Pat Shonk, Peggy Wal- ter, Mrs. Neilsen. 3RD ROW: Jim Longacre, Robert Hill, John Kightlinger, Joe Green, Bob Swisher, Inez Gist. FOOTBALL -4.i , T °I : J ° e Green. John Wells. Jack Whiteamire. Jim Kirk, George Deickert. Dick Stafford, John Boger. 2ND ROW: Coach Walls, Denme Sparrow, John Kightlinger, Joe Chamberlin, Bob Dickerson Don Sherer Larry Brooks, Doug Whiteamire. 3RD ROW: Manager Ronnie Groves, Paul Layman, Bob Stafford Jim Chapman, Raymond Walker, Don Belt, Tommy Phillips, Bert Sparrow. Kenny Witzel, Manager Gene Ault September 5 September 12 September 19 September 26 October 3 October 10 October 17 October 24 October 25 October 31 Clinic at Claridon Johnsville at Claridon 19-13 Johnsville at Mt. Gilead 26-18 Chesterville at Claridon 12-6 LaRue at LaRue 22-60 Howard at Howard 0-38 Claridon at Claridon 12-22 Marengo at Marengo 13-26 Waldo at Claridon 26-6 Sparta at Centersburg 48-13 Because of an ineligible player our record was seven losses and two wins during the season, but for all practical purposes we had a five wins four losses record. With the ineligibility ruling we were in a three way tie for last place along with Marengo and Sparta. Johnsville took second place while LaRue, Claridon, and Chesterville tied for first place o t ra f r led 1 t ° Howard for an out-of-the-league game, which Howard won 38-0. We also played Waldo, a school which is coming into the league next year. We won over them 26-6 after losing to Marengo the preceding day. That is the first time that we have ever played two games in a row. ° There were 13 boys who won varsity letters in football this year They are: Don Belt, George Deickert, John Boger, Joe Green, John Kightlinger, Paul Layman, Jim Kirk, Dennie Sparrow, Dick Stafford Doug Whiteamire, Jack Whiteamire, and John Wells. VARSITY 1ST ROW: Gene Rice, Doug Whiteamire, Bob Dickerson, Bob Hill, and Ervin Hunt. 2ND ROW: Paul Lay- man, Myron Armbruster, Jim Kirk, Coach Leonard Walls, Dennie Sparrow, Joe Green, and Jack Whitea- mire. Chesterville 58 Caledonia 48 Leesville 55 Caledonia 66 Iberia 48 Caledonia 51 New Bloomington 54 Caledonia 47 Claridon 59 Caledonia 60 LaRue 40 Caledonia 48 Mt. Gilead 61 Caledonia 56 Waldo 55 Caledonia 47 New Bloomington 40 Caledonia 45 Morral 56 Caledonia 54 Nevada 70 Caledonia 60 Martel 29 Caledonia 64 Pleasant 62 Caledonia 65 Harpster 54 Caledonia 51 Green Camp 48 Caledonia 68 Marengo 49 Caledonia 75 Meeker 43 Caledonia 82 Prospect 56 Caledonia 45 Tournament Games LaRue 41 Caledonia 56 Morral 48 Caledonia 52 Meeker 41 Caledonia 51 Green Camp 50 Caledonia 51 LaRue 52 Caledonia 76 Prospect 47 Caledonia 46 The Caledonia Scot ' s Basketball team of 1952-53 enjoyed a successful season with a league record of 7 wins and 3 losses. At one time Cal- edonia ' s league record was 6 straight wins. Their first defeat in league play was by Waldo who finished in first place in the league. The Donian ' s were led by Jim Kirk, center, who scored 180 points in league play for an average of 18 points per game. Another honor won by Kirk was a Sportsmanship Trophy awarded to him by the officials of the Marion County Tournament. Jim was also the only Marion County player to be unanimously chosen to the all county tournament team by the eleven Marion County coaches. RESERVES 1ST ROW: Gene Rice, Doug Whiteamire, Bob Dickerson, Bob Hill, and Ervin Hunt. 2ND ROW: Bertrand Sparrow, Tommy Phillips, Jim Ulsh, Bob Snader. Howard Koehler, and Raymond Walker. Caledonia 46 Chesterville 42 Caledonia 48 Mt. Gilead 20 Caledonia 40 Iberia 46 Caledonia 44 New Bloomington 29 Caledonia 48 Claridon 32 Caledonia 57 Nevada 56 Caledonia 43 Waldo 34 Caledonia 49 Pleasant 37 Caledonia 53 Morral 20 Caledonia 60 Green Camp .42 Caledonia 57 Martel 20 Caledonia 47 Meeker 44 Caledonia 49 Harpster 46 Caledonia 59 LaRue 31 Caledonia 51 Marengo 45 Caledonia 2 Prospect The Caledonia Reserve basketball team had a very successful season defeating fifteen opponents while only losing to one. The only setback of the season was at the hands of a tall Iberia quintet. Ervin Hunt and Gene Rice were the top scorers on the squad with 194 and 174 points respectively. On February 21, 1953, the reserve team was presented a trophy for first place in the reserve league, in which they were undefeated. The reserve team amassed a total of 753 points during the season for an average of 47.1 points per game while holding their opponents to 544 points or a 34 point average. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 1ST ROW: Janet Benge, Lyle Murphy, Ronnie Gist, Don Sherer, Bob Stafford, Bob Detwiler. 2ND ROW: Darlene Cochran, Marion Newman, Tom Miracle, Bob Swisher, Kenny Witzel, Bill Hunt, Gary Chappell, Doug Cochran, Joyce Smith. 3RD ROW: Donald Jerew, Jim Longacre, Paul Hill, Melvin Bryant, Don Crissinger, Ralph Elliot, Bill Hurtt, Bill Detwiler. Caledonia 38 Claridon Caledonia 39 New Bloomington Caledonia 30 Pleasant Caledonia 46 Green Camp Caledonia 34 Grand Prairie Caledonia 42 Meeker Caledonia 38 Morral Caledonia 43 Prospect Caledonia 32 Waldo 36 23 32 47 23 41 24 31 20 The Caledonia Junior High copped a tie for second place this year with Green Camp. The little Scots had an impressive record of seven wins and two defeats. The County Junior High Tournament is scheduled for March and everyone is hopeful that we might gain our third title. Ronnie Gist, Don Sherer, and Bob Detwiler led the Junior High squad in the point category. Ronnie Gist was high with 115, points, second was Don Sherer with 71, and third was Bob Detwiler with 70. We hope that the squad continues as successfully in future years as they have this year. Jim and his sportsmanship trophy---on the run---Denny ' s in there fighting warm up---jump ball---Joe shoots , foul — tip of — waiting somebody get it — will he make it — get it Dickerson. On the evening of November 9, 1952 the Junior Class Play, A Ready Made Family was presented. The play was directed by our Class Advisor, Miss Louise Laibe. Agnes Martyn, a widow, while vacationing met an old sweetheart, Henry Turner, a widower, and they became engaged. Neither told the other of the children at home, three in one household and two in the other. The youngsters, having heard of the big surprise, planned to upset the matrimonial apple cart by acting their worst before their prospective step-parents. One had fits, another talked baby talk, a third played the role of a holy terror. Sammie be- came a kleptomaniac, and Doris, having had an operation, harped on that. Agnes and Henry finally emerged victorious and the kids were ready to accept their new parents. The cast was as follows: Agnes Martyn, a widow, Betty Weir; Bob, her son, Rodney Dice; Marilee, her elder daughter, Peggy Walter; Gracie, her youngest daughter, Dorothy Osborn; Miss Lydia, her sister-in-law, Velma Lyon; Henry Turner, a widower, Jim Kirk; Doris, his daughter, MaryLou Cochran; Sammie, his son, Myron Armbruster; Begonia, the darky cook, Pat Shonk; Nicodemus, the colored handyman, Dennie Sparrow. The Senior Class of 1953 will present the play, If Mother Only Knew on the evening of April 24, 1953 in the auditorium of the new school building. The play will be directed by Miss Louise Laibe, our class advisor. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell are having their twentieth wedding anniversary! Mrs. Maxwell, however, is sure Dad has forgotten all about it, and bursts into tears when he is late for dinner. Aunt Mary and the three Maxwell children feel so badly they each call, a florist and order flowers in Dad ' s name. Betty Lou, fifteen, even makes a reservation for her parents at an exclusive res- taurant. Dad arrives and, sure enough, he has completely forgotten. He is soon reminded when a multitude of flowers start arriving. Mrs. Maxwell is beside herself with joy. Connie, the eldest daughter, reads the cards on the flowers and finds a large bouquet addressed very lovingly to her mother and signed Dr. Gooch. When Mother has lunch with Dr. Gooch the following day, Connie tells the other children and they decide something must be done about the wolf. What they don ' t know is that Dr. Gooch is a lady doctor with whom their mother went to college. Now she and her husband (who is also named Dr. Gooch) have suggested Mr. Maxwell for an important job on the board of directors of the local college. Meanwhile, Connie tells her father that their Mother has been stepping out with an unknown doctor. When the male Dr. Gooch comes to the Maxwell home to interview Dad about the position, you can imagine what happens. He never gets a chance to explain his mission -- Well, you just have to see the fun for yourself! The cast is as follows: Janet Maxwell, mother, Betty Weir; John Maxwell, father, Jim Kirk; Aunt Mary, mother ' s aunt, Pat Shonk; Connie Maxwell, daughter, Velma Lyon; Charles Brains Burke, Connie ' s boyfriend, Myron Armbruster; Betty Lou Maxwell, daughter, Peggy Walter; Bernadine, Betty Lou ' s pal, Susie Reed; Wilbur Maxwell, son, Dennie Sparrow; Hercules Nelson, Wilbur ' s pal, Jack Whiteamire; Gladys Gooch, mother ' s former college roommate, Mary Lou Cochran; Dr. Jeffry Gooch, Gladys ' husband, Rodney Dice. 32 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET On May 10, 1952 the Junior Class played host to the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Ban- quet held at Green Lawn Inn near Crestline. A springtime theme was carried out in all of the decorations . A bower of many pastel colored streamers made an artificial ceiling over the whole dining area, where the tables were ar- ranged in a large bouquet of wine roses, the class flower of the honored guests. Each Sen- ior was presented with one of the class flowers at the end of the program. The room and tables were decorated with many vases of lilacs, pastel colored tulips, and flags. Other table decora- tions included miniature bird houses, wishing wells, May poles and plaster country scenes with a rustic bridge and apple trees in blossom. Candle light added to the impressiveness of the decorations. Each guest ' s place was marked by a small nut cup in the form of a lacy May bas- ket from the handle of which hung a tag with the person ' s name. Jim Kirk, as master of ceremonies, introduc- ed Peggy Walter, Junior Class President who welcomed the Seniors and the faculty members. Margaret Burley, Senior Class President, gave the response. Included in the program for the evening were remarks by Superintendent T. D. Brown, County Superintendent D. T. Mills, a pantomine by Junior Class members, a piano solo by Mary Lou Cochran, and a saxophone solo by Bette Weir. After the dinner, the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and playing cards. We Juniors felt our weeks of work and planning were well repaid by the apparent en- joyment of the Banquet by our guests. Bl9 l The Caledonia Junior Class presented a three-act play entitled Spooky Tavern , on November 9. 1952, in the school gym with the cast as follows: Lon Hacker, George Cochran; Ghost Woman, Jeanne Smith; Lucy Hacker, Jo- anne Hoffman; Joyce Wingate, Marion Deickert; Florabel Wingate, Selorus Tomlin; Bedelia, Dixie Detwiler; Ralph Channing, Kenny Gilliam; Terry Tan- ner, John Kightlinger; Willie Worgle, James Cain; Blackie Simms, Francis Lyon; Farone, John Wells. When Joyce Wingate brought her younger sister and her colored mammy, Bedelia, out to Old Mill Tavern on a stormy evening, with a view to buying it, turning it into a tea room and calling it Spooky Tavern, she started something. She was followed by three college mates. The hard- faced master of the tavern and his crafty sister did all they could to scare the young people away. A ghost woman, presumably the spirit of a murderess, prowled about, uttering blood-curdling screams. Here occurred the rendez- vous of two leaders of a narcotic-stealing gang and a dope-peddling college student with a detective from the federal narcotic service on their trail. The excitement was modified by laughs at the superstitious Bedelia and the ghost ridden Freshman. Caledonia representatives to the National Honor Soc- iety are, front row: Senior Velma Lyon, Junior Joyce Ar- tis, Senior Peggy Walter. Back Row: Senior Jim Kirk. Any Junior or Senior who is in the upper third of his class scholastically is eligible for membership. Other char- acteristics which must be present in their school record are Leadership, Character, and Service. These students were admitted into the society at the annual Marion County Honor Society Banquet held this year at New Bloomington School in April. Industrial Arts American Problems Vocational Agriculture Cheerleaders-Susie, Selores, Regina, Mary Cooks Typing II Mr. Lindsay, school secretary Bus Drivers Kester Rice New Elementary School, finally finished Some of the play cast CLASS 1952 Patricia (Bryant) Cain, Mansfield Beulah Cochran, Edison Mary Cochran, Edison Jeanetta Fields, Caledonia Betty Fleming, Caledonia Shirley (Fletcher) Adams, Marion Carol (Furniss) Lantz, Caledonia Mary Jo Garber, Caledonia Wayne Gray, Caledonia Robert Howe, Caledonia Ruth Ann (Hill) Schmidt, Marion Marjorie Hildreth, Caledonia Raymond Hipsher, Caledonia Jenola Hipsher, Caledonia Eugene Hunt, Navy Dick Hum, Navy Marlene Lyon, Caledonia Margaret (Martin) Burley, Caledonia Carl Murray, Caledonia Cloney Murphy, Caledonia Betty Phillips, Caledonia Gene Reece, Kirkpatrick Rilla Rigdon, Marion David Shonk, Navy Roy Smith, Caledonia Connie Underwood, Golden Meadow, La. CLASS 1951 Wilson Armbruster, Navy Robert Bayles, Army Carl Boger, Van Nuys, Calif. Dale Cain, Mansfield Keith Dodds, Army Douglas Lantz, Navy Jack Reece, Kirkpatrick Gwendolyn (Sullivan) Comstock, Marion Marilyn Joan Walker, Caledonia CLASS 1950 Carol (Walker) McKinnis, Caledonia Verona (Dice) Jackson, Caledonia Shirley (Stief) Mitchell, Caledonia Marlene (Weston) Reish, Caledonia Charlotte (Underwood) Powell, Caledonia Dick Fleming, Air Force Rodney Alexander, Army Barbara Sickel, Columbus Rosemary (Doyle) Holycross, Marion Kenneth Craley, Army Charles Gray, Army Regina Campton, Cleveland CLASS 1949 Mary Lou (Armbruster) Murphy, Cardington Amy Beers, Mt. Gilead Flora Boger, Marion Paul Belt, Ind. Betty Campton, Cleveland Connie (Erwin) Friend, Bucyrus Gene Fleming, Marion Barbara Groves, Cincinatti Carl Hildreth, Caledonia Patsy (Irey) Ray, Bainbridge, Md. Peggy Irey, Caledonia Phyllis (Longacre) Martin, Caledonia Richard MaKeever, Navy Don Rogers, Lima Delia (Shonk) Northup, Caledonia CLASS 1948 Zella (Rigdon) Galloegas, Clyde Betty (Noggle) MaKeever, Marion Virginia (Richards) Radcliff, Caledonia Janice (Stief) Comstock, Marion Joan (Miracle) Snyder, Caledonia Joan (Cain) Clutter, Caledonia Joann Berridge, Galion Marianne (Hill) Markley, Caledonia Shirley (Smith) Freet, Marion Jerry Jaggers, Navy Winston Underwood, Caledonia Gerald Goodman, Caledonia John Robertson, Army Kenneth Comstock, Marion Howard Mitchell, Caledonia Don Rice, Valparaiso, Ind. Robert MaKeever, Marion James Ray, Bainbridge, Md. Wayne Bayles, Caledonia Richard Campbell, Caledonia Wright Sickel, Marion CLASS 1947 Jo Ann (Clark) Rader, Columbus Jerry (Timson) Trout, Holyoke, Mass. Dorothy (Long) Datson, Marion Gwynn (Beers) Bailey, Caledonia Ramon Cox, Army Harold Belt, Army Gene Freet, Marion Herbert Rogers, Lima Charles Coldren, Caledonia Carl Belt, Caledonia Robert Clark, Caledonia Jack Furniss, Caledonia Norma Jean (Redman) Van Horn, Marion Nellie Jean Woods, Caledonia Myron Smith, Caledonia Frederick Craley, Crestline Delores Hanes, Marion CLASS 1946 Miriam (Alexander) Hill, Ashland John Berridge, Galion Donald Butz, Air Force Lowell Charles Doyle, Caledonia Roy Fields, Caledonia Joyce (Jury) Schrader, Marion Arden Kline, Caledonia Mary Lou (Longacre) Williams, Caledonia Rosalie Lyon, Caledonia Caryl (Maynard) Fields, Caledonia Patricia (Pommert) Warnke, Caledonia Douglas Smith, Navy Lester Rigdon Jr., Mansfield Jessie (Underwood) Holloway, Caledonia Norman Underwood, Caledonia Charles Persinger, Columbus CLASS 1945 Glenna Cain, Caledonia Mary Beth (Coldren) Drumm, Elyria Florence (Jones) McCardle, Caledonia Harold McKeever, Middletown Donald Myers, Caledonia Eleanor (Pommert) Lawyer, Edison Margaret (Reynolds) Wagner, Mansfield Winifred Rose, Marion Clarabelle (Shelton) Harriman, Marion Virginia Thompson, Caledonia Dorothy (Underwood) Burchfield Jack Wagner, Mansfield Delores (Campton) Seaton, Cleveland CLA SS 1944 Ramona (Cox) Veley, Caledonia Francis (Furniss) Myers, Caledonia Howard Johnson, Caledonia Eugene Longacre, Marion Harriett McCutchen, Fredricktown Hayes Martin, Caledonia Robert Reish, Caledonia Geneva (Rigdon) Price, Richwood Homer Timson, Richwood, Ind. Phyllis (Timson) Drumm, Elyria Jeanne Underwood, Caledonia Opal (Underwood) Glenn, Marion Hugh Wait, Columbus Virginia (Williams) Longacre, Caledonia CLASS 1943 Maxine (Alexander) Smith, Galion Betty Ault, Marion Mary Jane (Bigford) Reish, Marion Willojean (Foose) Claytor, Caledonia Glendora (Gulliford) Robinson, Marion Evelyn Hipsher, Caledonia Jean (Hodges) Hempy, Waldo Stella Mae (Pommert) Miller, Marion Catherine (Ross) Carpenter, Galion Howard Shelton, Caledonia Joan (Ulsh) Carry, Cedarville CLASS 1942 Jack Bloomberg, Rebecca (Claytor) Wagner, Mansfield Everett Cochran, Marion Florence (Emahiser) Southard, Toledo Virgil Foos, Mt. Gilead Geraldine (Furniss) Lowry, Green Camp Don Highly, Galion Betty (Hipsher) Jerew, Marion Betty (Kightlinger) Seaburn, Caledonia Ludwig Nickel, Caledonia Dwight Sharrock, Caledonia Dorothy (Timson) Smith, Charleston, N.C. Milton Wilson, Marion Betty (Witmer) Cristman, Galion Majel Osbourn, Deceased CLASS 1941 June (Landis) Lynn, Deceased Reginald Smith, Green Camp Richard Shelton, Caledonia David Rose, Dayton Lewis Rorick, Caledonia Warren Reish, Marion Herbert Martin, Caledonia Warren Iden, Caledonia Robert Haas, Mt. Gilead Kenneth Foos, Marion Richard Cox, Galion Arden Cover, Caledonia Robert Cluff, Kenton Marianna (Martin) McCormick, Mansfield Mary (Mathias) Ott, Caledonia Mary (Redman) Middaugh, Caledonia Winifred (Reeder) Manring, Galion CLASS 1940 Kenneth Ott, Caledonia Donald Garber, Lancaster Robert Kelly, Prospect Harold Kightlinger, Caledonia John Royal Stone, Caledonia John Ulsh, Springfield Anabelle (Pommert) Gandert, Caledonia Dorothy Guy, Kenton Helena (Nickel) Fyffe, Caledonia Thelma (Mason) Hall, Sebring Evelyn (Hoffman) Hartpence, Graveport Catherine (Robertson) James, Phillipsburg Helen (Coulter) Carlson, Cridersville Grace (Rigdon) Cluff, Kenton CLASS 1939 Richard Bigford, Caledonia Edward Claytor, Caledonia John Furniss, Caledonia Kenneth Jones, Galion Doris (McKinstry) Mason, Galion Richard Noblet, Mansfield Gus Van Kleek, Columbus William Cain, Canton Ben Dilsaver George Hartpence, Groveport Lowell Lyon, Caledonia Robert Martin, Richwood Jack Timson, Caledonia Glenna Mae White, Grove City Martha Ellen (White) Lyon, Caledonia CLASS 1938 Edith (Birdell) Foos, Medway Marjorie June (Free) Coulter, Caledonia John Herrod, Caledonia Lester Mason, Caledonia Clifford Osbourn, Chicago, 111. Dale Post, Galion Evelyn (Pommert) Waddel, Marion Carl Dilsaver, Lexington Lynn Coulter. Caledonia Reta Grace (Caldwell) Mason, Caledoni Dorothy Jane Burley Clair Butz, Richwood Mildred (Arnold) Underwood, Marion Dorothy (Robertson) Crosby, Lancaster Donald Smith, Charleston, N.C. Mary K. Stone, Caledonia Robert Timson, Caledonia Anna Jane (Winters) Burrey, Bucyrus CLASS 1937 Victor Campbell, Prospect Lloyd Clary, Fostoria Mary Jane (Free) Fisher, Galion Janet Geddis, Marion Kennetha (Geyer) McKinstry, Caledonia Mercedese Hoffman, Cole City, Ind. Lawrence Irey, Duquense, Pa. Florence (Lyon) Clarey, Fostoria Ralph Lyon, Caledonia Dale Martin, Caledonia Jean (Mills) Duffy, Marion Donald Pangborn, Edison Ruth (Roberts) Foos, Caledonia Ruthella (Snyder) Poole, Columbus CLASS 1936 Harry Alexander. New Bloomington Bulah Baker, Caledonia Phyllis (Clouse) Decker, Galion Wayne Goken, Edison Miriam (Gray) Price, Galion Earl Smith, Columbus Betty (Timson) Reed, Edison Mary Jane (Ulsh) Hurst, Marion Melvin Underwood, Caledonia James Walker, Marion Betty (Warner) Lyon, Caledonia Eunice (Redman) Howel, Marion Elwin Jones, Deceased CLASS 1935 Virgil Mason, Caledonia Wilbur Reed, Edison George Steel, Marion Donald Bolinger Warren Timson, Prospect Gladys (Barkley) Foos, LaRue Pauline (Cox) Shelby, Mansfield Agnes (Lemke) Cox, Edison CLASS 1934 Dwight Martin, Marion Lucille Martin, Richwood Marjorie Smith, Marion Hilda (Smith) Rinehart, Marion Nellie (Foos) Benge, Caledonia John Swisher, Caledonia Arnold Burnside, Edison Roscoe Kightlinger, Tuscon, Ariz. Violet (Kaelber) Stafford, Caledonia Ardis (Douce) Kalb, Bloomville William Harrington, East Liverpool Eugene Foos, Caledonia Robert Wagner, Edison George Hoffman, Mansfield Sarah Jane (Swisher) Ulsh, Caledonia George Glaze, Dearborn, Mich. Merle Gray, Galion Donald Kightlinger, Marion Eugene Haas, Medina John Mills, Marion (Catherine (MaKeever) McGuire, Marion Evelyn (Gist) Pace, Galion Francis (Snyder) Longacre, Shelby CLASS 1933 Marie (Lemke) Scott, Marion Donald Hill, Caledonia John Hickson, West Lafayette. Ind. LeRoy Haas, Mansfield Theda Guy, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. Delvin Foos, LaRue Helen Fischer, Marion Joseph Cox, Edison Edwin Cox, Edison Bernice (Cox) Flowers, Mansfield Martha Jane (Caldwell) Ulsh, Columbus Grace (Born) Burnside, Edison Mildred (Alexander) Ulsh, Marion Richard Martin, Richwood Pauline (Russel) Lebner, Caledonia Lola (Rorick) Sherer, Marion Donald Shields, Marion Robert Ulsh, Caledonia Hazel Underwood, Marion Barbara (Wait) Brooks, Caledonia Henry Ulsh, Marion CLASS 1932 Grace (Lyon) Goken, Caledonia Martha Monnett, Marion Rozella (Morton) Smith, Marion Juanita (Sharrock) Phipps, Galion Gwenith (Shaw) Helbert, Loudonville Mildred (Tomlin) Pangborn, Edison Marjorie (Alexander) Snader, Edison Leona (Bratton) Hill, Marion Rovena Daly, Marengo Geraldine (Gray) Hammonds, Marion Edith (Kightlinger) Hawk, Marion Donald Baird, South Bend, Ind. Robert Clouse, Edison Ernest Cox, Marion Dale Goken, Caledonia Mervin Griffeth, Akron Wayne Hall, Charleston, W. Va. Harold Hoffman, Caledonia Ralph Longacre, Shelby Darrel Swisher, Galion Donald Pace. Galion Ralph Snyder, Marion Florein Underwood, Golden Meadow, La. Walter Wait, Ashland Elmer Sharrock, Deceased CLASS 1931 Helen (Campbell) Likens, Bucyrus Elizabeth (Caldwell) Hickson, West Lafayette, Ind. Eulah Mae (Baird) Reed, Marion Margaret Clarey, Cleveland Helen (Foos) Clark, Galion Mildred (Hurr) Hipsher, Galion Lila Mae (Shaw) Kaelber, Marion Marjorie (MaKeever) McClure, Edison Mary (Rose) Buyer, Caledonia Seloris (Timson) Wait, Ashland Mildred (Simson) Patton, Danville, 111. Delenore Iden, Clearwater, Fla. Harold Burnside, Edison CLASS 1930 Leona (May) Lingo, Shelby Naomi Clouse, Norwood Ethel (Fink) Davis, Canton Lowell Douce, Caledonia Wilfred Kaelber, Caledonia Harry Burkholder, Caledonia Loy Likens, Bucyrus Lucile (Rinker) Roesch, Galion CLASS 1929 Dale Baird, Monrovia, Calif. Paul Cluff, Marion Bennet Wait, Altadena, Calif. Edwin Baird, San Francisco, Calif. Mildred )Baird) Brooks, Galion Avis (Burnside) Bowles, Corpus Christe, Tex. Florence (Kelly) Pifer, Columbus Alma (Lyon)King, Galion Lillian Nance, Caledonia Pauline (Warner) Bevins, Columbus Leona (Pace) Burkholder, Caledonia Alton Timson, St. Louis, Mo. Marguerite Iden, Deceased CLASS 1928 Mabel (Linscott) Macatur, Hollywood, Calif. Garnet (Baird) Huntsman, Columbus Hazel (Baird) Williams, Marion Thelma (Baird) Pollack, Galion Clyde Burnside, Marion William Lyon, Caledonia Francis Lyon, Caledonia Alice (Nufer) Kretzer, Celveland Mary (Steele) Ray, Mt. Gilead Hazel (Her) Hubman, Marion Kennetha (Foos) Coulter, Caledonia Lucile (Clouse) Haines, Deceased Belva (Cox) Hickok, Edison Lillie (Rose) Cheek, Marietta, Ga. Richard Whiteamire, Caledonia Robert Whiteamire, Martel Pearl Cox, Deceased CLASS 1927 Esther (Nufer) Franz, Marion Margaret (Harrington) Casey, Des Moines, Iowa La vina (Shaffer) Cook. Lyndhurst Mary (Timson) Fortney, Galion Velma (Hawkins) Speidel, Edison Lucile (Gulliford) Donley, Columbus Cleo (Fink) Connely, Galion Pearl (May) Caldwell, Caledonia Marion Timson, Newark Byrnes Chapman, Marion Fred Haas, Medina Ralph Bayles, Caledonia Wallace Coulter, Edison Francis Bolinger, Edison Salo Morton, Deceased Freda Babcock, Deceased CLASS 1926 Jay Lyon, Caledonia Orbie (Johnson) Miller. Pittsburg, Pa. Rachel (Brady) Koelher, Marion Herman Kightlinger, Caledonia Robert Irey, Caledonia Nellie (Stumbo) Kline, Marion Bertha (Kightlinger) Dice, Caledonia Iva (Gist) Brownlee, Burbank, Calif. Mildred Baker, Caledonia Hope (Underwood) Stephan, South Euclid Ray Lyon, Caledonia John Dana Eloise (Gist) Hart, Worthington Glenn Lucas, Deceased CLASS 1925 Clarence Gulliford, Marion Gladys (Cox) Rinehardt, Galion Dorthea (Daughtery) Lyon, Marion Evana (Messerly)Irey, Caledonia Geneva (Underwood) Purvis, Marion Mildred (Cox) McCarley, Carey Hazel (Cress) Mooney, Marion Evelyn (Pittman) Seiter, Marion Ruthella (Hoffman) Longacre, Caledonia Kenneth Sickel, Caledonia Jeanetta (Tomlin) Irey, Caledonia Irene (Crouse) Morgan, Marietta Louella Wilcox, Columbus CLASS 1924 Louis Underwood, Columbus Eugene Rinker, Cuyahoga Falls Charles Harrington, Rittman Margaret (Kelly) Martin, Mt. Victory Ruth (Miller) Reynolds, Caledonia Wanda Geddis, Marion Nevanda (Kidwell) Gibson, Pittsburg, Pa. Mary Brocklesby, Caledonia Allen Quick, Marion Paul Warwick, Galion Mabel (Johnson) Ulsh, Marion Ward Sharrock, Caledonia Hilda (Nufer) Long, Caledonia Thomas Morton, Galion Willard Waterhouse, Marion Robert Clark, Caledonia Millard (Holland) Pickett, Caledonia Dale (Belt) Boles, Sherwood, Mich. CLASS 1923 Mae (Bratton) Rice, .Caledonia Myrtle (Cain) Hershey, Belleville Zella Coulter, Marion Dessie (Dean) Hipsher, Caledonia Florence (Dicken) Morton, Galion Laverne (Gist) Sharrock, Caledonia Helena Hart, Marion Alta (Kightlinger) Hill, Deceased Kenneth Longacre, Caledonia Josie (Lyon) Mitchell, Caledonia Louella (Pommert) Melius, Rutherford, N. J. Chester Shonsey, Caledonia Zelma (Swisher) Hill, Caledonia Martha (Timson) Burnor, Bucyrus. Ruth (Whiteamire) Clark, Caledonia Elva (Wilcox) Shirk, Marion Ethel (Williams) Kerr, East Liberty CLASS 1922 Pauline (Hoffman) McChesney, Marion Ruth (Croft) Calac, Deceased Mabel (Foos) Sickel, Caledonia Donna (Crum) Ward Beatrice (Whiteamire) Neal, Venice, Calif. Zoa (Lindsay) Hill, Caledonia Lottie (Kelly) Quaintance, Mansfield William Clark, Caledonia Harry Longacre, Marion Charles Hurr, Ansonia Jerald Miller, Marietta Kester Rice, Caledonia Everett Gray, Philadelphia, Pa. Elizabeth (Nesbitt) Howser, Deceased CLASS 1921 Lucile (Fray) MacLean, Cleveland Estella Pittman, Caledonia Bernice (Baldwin) Vogel, Carey Howard Underwood, Huston, Tex. Clarence Ullom, Crestline Lois Cox-Deceased Hollis Hipsher, Deceased Howard Howser, Marion CLASS 1920 Mildred (Rinker) Ulsh, Marion Iscah (Fons) Roush, Caledonia Margaret Lyon, Caledonia Rovena (Howser) Rinker, Marion Gladys Pittman, Caledonia Russell Crum, Raymond William Hoffman, Polk Thomas Hill, Caledonia Lowell Doyle, Caledonia Walter Lyon, Marion CLASS 1919 Homer Busch-Deceased Harold Bolinger, Akron Florence (Brocklesby) Bolinger, Akron Ellen (McCabe) Schell, Columbus Jessie (Underwood) Welborne, Cleveland Ruth (Fields) Coulter, Marion Mildred (Coulter) Foster, Marion Victoria (Jackson) McCoy, Marion Nova (Bolinger) Doyle, Caledonia Helen Warwick, Marion CLASS 1918 Gladys Bell, Cleveland Wilma (Cox) Denton, Cardington Alice (Gladhart) Highley, Deceased Elizabeth (Koch) Claytor, Cardington Ruth (Rinker) Robinson, Marion Herbert Highley, Caledonia Clarence Hinds, Lancaster, Pa. Frank Fields, Marion Lester Hipsher, Crestline George Rinker, Marion Forrest Hill, Marion Harold Ulsh, Marion Joe Ulsh, Marion Claude Brashears, Deceased CLASS 1916 Marie (Dilts) Matz, Lakewood Donald Lyon, Minn. Anna Drake, Marion Raymond Doyle, Caledonia Eva (Sickel) Brocklesby, Caledonia Maud (Resler) Robertson, Caledonia Naomi (Thew) Coen, Columbus Emma (Harrington) Dilts, Caledonia Thelma (Miller) Brocklesby, Caledonia Marie (Sickel) Burton, Cleveland CLASS 1915 Helen (Fields) Pommert, Caledonia Wave (Kimble) Allen, Rocky River Norris Hill, Caledonia Chelsey Underwood, Caledonia Miles Hipsher, Indianapolis, Ind. Paul Fell, Cleveland Charles Lyon, Lakewood Lester Baldinger, Salem Chester Pommert, Caledonia Ivan Weidemaier, Ann Arbor, Mich. Irene Rinker, Deceased Eugene Rice, Deceased Ethel (May) Senft, Deceased CLASS 1914 Marion Rice, Crestline Jennie (Slagle) Ross, Marion Eva (Sickel) Jennings, Marion Mabel (Harrison) Williams, Marion Louella (Douce) Steiner, Elyria Mason Coulter, Marion Robert Miller, Columbus Rolla Warwick, Marion Hilda (Rice) Kinnamon, Galion Pearl (Schlientz) Sutton, Toledo Sylvan Hipsher, Cleveland CLASS 1913 Ruth (Timson) Sickel, Caledonia Iloe (Burt) Holden, Clearwater, Fla. Eugene Rogers, Caledonia Orville Waugh, Bucyrus Lynn Underwood, Greenville Carrol Irey, Caledonia Helen (Kellogg) Thompson, Marion Kenneth Underwood, Caledonia Wilmer Resler- Deceased CLASS 1912 Mary McCabe, Columbus Adela (Martin) Dye, Marion Lloyd Kinnamon, Galion Wayne Dilts, Caledonia Melvin Pommert, Caledonia Louis Sickel-Deceased Wealtha Brown- Deceased CLASS 191 I Florence Busch, Caledonia Inez (Rice) Burton, Marion Mary (Hinds) Nicodemus, Ostrander Retta (Coulter) Foos, Mt. Gilead Mabel (Sickel) Hofstetter, Marion Helen (Stone) Campbell, Caledonia Earl Stewart, Marion Viola (Pittman) Martin, Deceased CLASS 1910 Winifred (Gladhart) Kelly, Worthington Arva (Douce) Grether, Fort Collins, Colo. Amanda (Drake) Hipsher, Edison Alice (Hanley) Murphey, Marion Helen Virtue, Mt. Gilead Mildred (Sickel) Ault, Mt. Gilead Eve (Ault) Mills, Caledonia Reed Fields, Elkhart, Ind. Frank Wittred, Belleville Lubie Simpson, Columbus Frank Seckel, Deceased Clarence Ulsh, Deceased CLASS 1909 Dora (Groves) Ault, Caledonia Bliss (Hipsher) Clouse, Caledonia May (Stewart) Hass, Cardington Sadie (Thew) Baker, Marion Anna (Rice) Lyon, Altheimer, Ark. Harloe Hipsher, Deceased Laura Virtue, Mt. Gilead Scott Lyon, Deceased Frank Fell, Deceased Van Watts, Deceased CLASS 1907 Emer Coulter, Marion Naomi Pittman, Sandusky Lavina (Drake) Coulter, Caledonia Georgia (Tedrow) Berridge, Galion Ruth (Gray) Blohm, Randall, Minn. Gayle (Clouse) Crock, Columbus Rachel Gladhart, Deceased CLASS 1906 Ethel (Bolinger) Warwick, Marion Florence (Ault) Truax, Cleveland Coral (Douce) Carmony, Springfield Nell Hanley, Chicago, 111. Jessie (Kinnamon) Meister, Exanston, 111. Ethel (Stearns) Thew. Marion Walter Lindsay, Caledonia Wallace Hill, Columbus John McMahan, Chicago, 111. Ella (Thew) Schleintz, Deceased Roma (Dickson) Campbell, Mansfield C. G. McMahan, Chicago CLASS 1905 Gertrude (Gray) Cameron, Lincoln, Minn. Isabelle (Virtue) Warwick, Marion John Ryon, Deceased CLASS 1904 George Gladhart, Caledonia Harry R. Seckel, Oakland, Calif. Hollis Pace, Deceased Frank Hanley, Portland, Oregon Edith (Martin) Kontiner, Middletown Fayetta Geddis, Deceased Virginia (Underwood) Jackson, Worthington Louis Fields, Deceased CLASS 1903 Stella Malloy, Marion Ima (Van Buskirk) Koon, Sierria Madre, Calif. Ella McMahan, Chicago, 111. Cathryn Hanley, Cincinnati Elsie (Hinds) Thew, Gallon Elma Herrod, Caledonia Ina (Weaver) Eiserling, Troy La Verne (Fell) Stafford, Marion Betty Hinds, Wadsworth Ralph Douce, Los Angeles, Calif. LeRoy Fields, Bucyrus John Irwin, Columbus A. H. Thew, Deceased Bessie (Douce) Braden, Deceased Otto C. Schlientz, Marion CLASS 1902 Charles Ballanger, Marion Sylvia (Thew) Baird, Corning, N.Y. Anna (McMahan) Gerkee, Oakland, Calif. CLASS 1901 lone (Wickess) Cardiff, Caledonia Anna (Pittman) Monnett, Marion Loretta Busch, Caledonia Alzora Anselment, New York, N.Y. Avery Garberson, Deceased Wesley Rinker, Caledonia Charles Carpenter, Urbana, 111. Florence (Thew) Robson, Marion S. R. Kinnamon, Caledonia Irene (Irwin) Ramer, Deceased Roland Hinds, Deceased Nina O ' Donnell, Deceased Lewis Rinker, Deceased Leslie Rinker, Deceased CLASS 1900 Cora Winemiller, Deceased Elsie Moser, Caledonia Vida (Weaver) Neal, Morral Frank Stanley, Deceased Mary (Carpenter) Webber, Lorain John H. Booth, Ashtabula Chester Geddis, Marion Mabel (Hi nds) Harruf, Stow Blaine Fell, Marengo James B. Irwin, Wadsworth Charles Fell, Cleveland Dawn Jelliffe, Deceased Pearl (Apt) Weeks, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Pearl (Russell) McColley, Deceased Mayme Van Buskirk, Deceased CLASS 1899 Estella (Meister) Neil, Deceased Carrie Hunter, Deceased Ethel (Sperry) Campbell, Deceased CLASS 1898 Rettie (Tedrow) Zirkle, Winfield, Kansas Ella (Brosklesby) Brown, Cambridge, Mass. Ada (Margraff) Geddis, Marion Thaddeus Harrold, Cleveland Heath Garberson, Huron Arthur J. Strawson, Newtonville, Mass. Charles L. Bush, Deceased Chalmer Kelly, Deceased Frank Carpenter, Deceased CLASS 1 897 Homer Stone, Deceased Royal Stone, Caledonia Zelma (Harrold) Irey, Marion Musetta (Fell) Harrold, Cleveland H. N. Geddis, Deceased CLASS 1896 Stella Brown, Toledo Ella (Rinker) Rebman, Burbank Belle (Roberts) Burnstein, Cincinnati Leota (Anselment) Harrold, Lakewood Maud (Meister) MaKeever, Columbus Will Carpenter, Lorain Clara Van Bu skirk, Deceased CLASS 1895 Ira Smith, Gary, Ind. W. E. Gladhart, Deceased I. Ward Sampsell, Deceased Pearl Harrold, Deceased Belle (Tedrow) Halbert CLASS 1894 J. S. Lyon, Deceased Charles Rinker, Caledonia Etta (Carpenter) Hiles, Caldwell, Idaho Imogene Stone, Caledonia Ola (Miracle) Ely, Columbus Charles Clark, Deceased O. C. Apt, Deceased CLASS 1893 Alice (Kelly) Irey, Marion Rev. John B. Jones, Deceased Alonzo Curl, Joliet, 111. Mary Curl, Marion Edith (Fields) Welsh. Green Camp Mayette Anselment, Marion Josie (Hinds) Foreman, Deceased Eva (Day) Hensel, Deceased Minnie (Harrison) Underwood, Deceased Scott E. Irey, Deceased CLASS 1892 John Garberson, Denver, Colorado Addie Tedrow, Deceased CLASS 1890 W. R. Conaway, Cardington L. S. Irey, Marion Roberta (Dodge) Hipsher, Deceased Laura Apt, Deceased CLASS 1888 George Lafferty, Caledonia CLASS 1887 Rose (Hinds) Conaway, Cardington Leora (Place) Foos, Marion A. J. Monroe, Deceased Edward Hipsher, Deceased Orrel (Dana) Lafferty, Deceased Jennie (Green) Waters, Deceased Eva Finley, Deceased Mary Bayles, Deceased Edna (Frances) Lusch, Deceased CLASS 1886 Grace Baldwin, LaRue Minnie Hipsher, Deceased Margaret (Hipsher) Lafferty, Deceased Bud Smith, Deceased Lelah (Cunningham) Hill, Deceased Olive E. Bayles, Deceased CLASS 1884 Scott Ramer, Deceased Loren M. Hipsher, Deceased Elmer Conaway, Deceased Louella (Hipsher) Hurr, Deceased Loretta Underwood, Deceased OTRTISIM § For your taste enjoyment JER-ZEE, the aristocrat of frozen dairy foods, is produced under the most rigid standards of purity and quality control so that the flavor, texture, and consistant goodness will assoure the satisfying taste enjoyment that is yours only when you eat JER-ZEE. CONES-SUNDAES-MALTS-SHAKES-PINTS-QUARTS Enjoy the Safety and Convenience of OFF-THE-STREET-PARKING JER-ZEE, INC. 923 East Center Street, Marion, Ohio Steward Construction Company Builders of Caledonia ' s New School Complete Building Service Engineering and Design Commercial, Industrial, and Public Work 730 Gill Avenue Marion, Ohio Phones 2-4504 - 2-3655 THE NATIONAL CITY BANK of Marion, Ohio Complete Banking Service Consult Our Travel Bureau For Any Tickets Or Reservations On Planning Your Vacation Tttetitvi o£ pedvial T e£o4tt ItAtvuuice vifio t«U  t TVett loam Snane t 45 S TOeri gotten Street Congratulations to the Class of 53 We have been privileged to enjoy the friendship of the parents of several of you for many years. We sincerely hope that we may enjoy that same privilege with all of you in the years to come. and Secfifilcf, @ . Since 1923 at the Same Location 212-216-218 N. Main Street Marion, Ohio Harry Price, Manager A Round of Applause for You Seniors of Caledonia High School Graduation is Like a Portrait the achievement of a great deal of work and pleasure. We hope your life will be an outstanding one and that when you want Portraits That Live remember Delaware, Ohio Congratulations from the FARM AND HOME LUMBER COMPANY Caledonia, Ohio JIM DUGAN ' S STORE Men ' s Fine Clothing Congratulations to the Class of 53 BAULDAUF AND SCHLIENTZ 159 North Greenwood Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of AVENUE LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Building Service F. M. Brabson, Manager 611 Bellfountain Avenue Marion, Ohio For Black Topping Drives Call NEIL WEIRICK Martel, Ohio Phone Caledonia 2559 Compliments of GALION TABER COMPANY Galion, Ohio Compliments of QUAY ' S DRUG STORE Gal ion, Ohio MOORE ' S Marion Road Mt. Gilead Phone 414-L Opposite the Hospital Compliments of THE CURTAIN SHOP All your window needs 142 South Main Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of YORK RESTAURANT A good place to eat 240 South Sandusky Street Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of GUY KENT 200 East Second Street Mansfield, Ohio Gym Floor Furnishing and Lining Hill yard ' s Used Inclusively When Permissible Compliments of THE DIAMOND CENTER OF MARION SHOCKLEE DRUG y TO. g == -- ia AND bPSI VARIETY STORE Caledonia Ohio 114 S. MAIN STREET Compliments of Compliments of TIMSON ALLEN FUNERAL HOME VAN ' S HIGH SPEED Caledonia, Ohio Gas and Parking Phone 2511 Ambulance Service N. Prospect Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of SCHNEIDER SHEET METAL SHOP PATRONIZE OUR SUBSCRIBERS Heating Roofing Spouting Appliances 185 North Main Street Marion, Ohio V. E. GIST ELEVATOR Dealer in Corn, Wheat, Soy Beans, and Oats Compliments of Custom Drying BERNARD LYON ' S GROCERY STORE Phone 2533 R.F.D., Edison, Ohio Caledonia, Ohio Location 3J6 miles Southeast Caledonia Compliments of HARRUFF TIRE STORE Distributors General and Seiberling Tires Hawkinson Treads Cushman Scooters Exide Batteries Sales and Service 194 South Main Street Phone 2-0054 Marlon, Ohio Compliments of BON NEFF HOMES ' The Home Planning Center of Marion ' Phone 2-6660 Harding Way East Marion, Ohio Compliments of Curb Service Counter Service Table Service Open 24 Hours 449 West Center Street Marion, Ohio THE SCHAFFNER-DENZER Compliments of FUNERAL HOME SIM ' S BROTHERS 360 East Center Street Dependable Funeral Directors Since 1866 Phone 2-2616 or 3-1674 South Prospect Street Phone 1922 Marion, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of ' Zfwi t ' i Pttyu4td JAN-REE BEAUTY SHOP Corner Delaware and Superior Street B. R. Hurst, Proprietor Edison, Ohio Phone 2-2555 Marion, Ohio Phone 192W Mt. Gilead Exchange Compliments of Compliments of MAY HARDWARE THE McDANIEL MOTOR COMPANY Marion ' s Oldest Dealership Gifts Hardware Paints Your Pontiac Cadillac Dealer Phone 2494 309 West Center Street Caledonia, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of MARION RECREATION CENTER REED ' S BARBER SHOP Bowling and Beer Phone 2992 8 Streamlined Alleys Caledonia, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments of HILL MOTOR SALES Chevrolet and Minneapolis Moline Sales and Service Phone 2771 Caledonia, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF FRIEND Compliments of DOUCE AND COMPANY INC. Insurance Bonds Real Estate Offices: 122 North Main Street West Marion Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-1001 Caledonia, Ohio Phone 2612 There ' s nothing like giving folks what they want COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of ANTHONYS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING For Over 60 Years Marion County ' s Finest Service Institution Caledonia Agent - Shocklee Drug Store Main Office 169 E. Center Street Marion, Ohio MARION IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY CO. Marion, Ohi Compliments of Compliments of - i PEACOCK BROS., INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors 315-321 Belmont Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-3130 THE MARION COUNTY BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CAMPBELL FARM SUPPLY 196 South Prospect Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-1004 LOWE BROS. COMPANY 196 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-2694 CARROLL ' S JEWELRY STORE Famous for fine diamonds, watches, and silver 172 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-1705 M. N. LANDES, JEWELER 277 West Center Street Marion, Ohio THE UNION STORE Everything to wear Everything to eat Mt. Gilead, Ohio MORROW MOTOR SALES Authorized Studebaker Dealer Sales and Service Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 395 BUD MESSINGER Your Standard Oil Products Dealer. Phone 2992 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of MARION COUNTY FARM BUREAU RESLER ELEVATOR CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Custom Grinding Feeds and Coal Caledonia Branch Phone 2731 Caledonia, Ohio Caledonia, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of CLARK ' S TELEVISION APPLIANCE CO. SICKEL ' S MARKET Caledonia, Ohio Caledonia, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of CALEDONIA BAR GARBER SISTER GROCERY Beer Wine Caledonia, Ohio Phone 2651 Liquor Good Food Caledonia, Ohio Phone 2071 Compliments Compliments of of CALEDONIA BANKING COMPANY VANCE SPORTING GOODS Caledonia, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments of FASHION BEAUTY SALON Phone 2941 Caledonia, Ruth D. Weir Marguerite E. Dice Managers Compliments of ■ MARIONS OLDEST JEWELERS 120-122 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of HARDIN ' S MUSIC STORE Marion, Ohio Compliments of DANNER BUICK COMPANY Where Customers Send Their Friends Buicks GMC Trucks 299 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of HENNY AND COOPER, WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE 136 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of MARION POULTRY SERVICE L. B. Sparks Phone 2-4506 216 North Prospect Street Poultry Eggs Cream Carl Murray, Manager Congratulations Class of 53 SMITH CLOTHING STORE Marion ' s Best Men ' s Store Marion, Ohio Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Marion, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of CHARLES W. BIRDSONG, INC. R and H FLOOR COVERING Used Cars 38 South Main Street Dealer in Buiclc and Pontiac Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio CRYSTAL ICE AND LOCKER PLANT Flowers Slaughtering by Processing Curing BETZ FLORIST Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 226 Compliments EVANS IMPLEMENT COMPANY of Allis Chalmers New idea HICKSON-SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Farm Equipment GMC Trucks 22 South Main Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 95 Compliments HALL ' S JUNK YARD of Scrap Iron TIERNEY and VAUGHN Metals Rags Retailers of Home Dressed Meats Rubber Paper Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of Congratulations CALEDONIA SNACK BAR to the graduates Lunches from Short Orders STEWART ' S ROOTBEER STAND Fountain Service Marion, Ohio Eulah Collins, Proprietor McCLENATHAN CABINET SHOP Compliments of Inlaid Linoleum Tile WISE ' S SUPER MARKET Formica Marion ' s Largest Independent Food Market Panelyte Corner Reed Avenue and East Center Street Claridon, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments of THE BUCYRUS ICE COMPANY PEERLESS DRY CLEANERS Processing Smoking 614-616 East Center Street Curing Slaughtering Cold Storage Food Lockers Phone 2-1929 Marion, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments Compl iments of of BAKER BROTHERS GREEN LAWN RESTAURANT Fishing and Hunting Sporting Goods U.S. 30 N. Crestline, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio Banquets CENTRAL AUTO SALES WILHELM ' S WALLPAPER AND Retail-Wholesale PAINT COMPANY INC. Marion ' s Leading Wallpaper and Paint Store 136-138 North Main Street Marion, Ohio 158 North Main Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of Congratulations Class of 53 R. A. CHAPMAN AND SON THE MILLARD HUNT COMPANY Fresh Eggs, Poultry, Retail, Wholesale, Custom Dressing Marion, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments CAMPBELL ' S FILLING STATION of Accessories, Batteries, Oils, and Grease Jobs THE DAIRY QUEEN Caledonia, Ohio North Main Street Marion, Ohio RICHMAN BROTHERS RECORD DUPLICATING Standard in Value in Men ' s Clothing for 74 Years. Offset Printing - Letter Press - Photostats Camera Sales and Repairs AXHELM-TURNER 297 East Center Street 180 South Main Street Marion, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. ANSON PICKEREL INC. Clothing for Men and Young Men 125 East Center Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-0544 131 East Center Street Marion , Ohio Good Luck Compliments Class of 53 from of BOB ' S NIC-NAC Opposite the Post Office TWIN SANDWICH SHOP R. G. Bob Burton Marion, Ohio 146 South State Street Marion Ohio When You Think of Loved-Ones, Congratulations Class of 53 Think of Flowers HARRY S. HAMMOND When You Think of Flowers, Think of HEMMERLY ' S 131 South State Street 299 East Fairground Street Telephone 2-1726 Marion, Ohio Phone 2-9379 Marion , Ohio Compl iments of MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Drive the Rocket 88 Oldsmobi le Everything in Service 125 West Church Street Marion, Ohio WHITE OLDSMOBILE, INC. Charles E. Sherer, Gen. Agent L. K. McKinnis, Associate Gen. Agent 440 West Center Street Marion , Ohio Compliments Courtesy of of MARION AUTO CLUB SNYDER HARDWARE Sponsors of Your School Boy Patrol Roofing and Spouting and Safety Program Red Top Fence General Hardware 177 East Center Street Phone 1922 Edison, Ohio Phone 2-7012 Marion, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of PETE FETTER Shoe Repair CRIPPS PAINT AND GLASS 219 East Center Street Phone 2-1534 Marion, Ohio Health Spot for Shoes Leave Shoe Repairing at Shocklee ' s Drug Store 740 East Center Street Marion, Ohio Complete Line of Pittsburgh Paints Plate Glass Auto Glass Mirrors Compliments of Compliments SHELLHORN ' S MUSIC STORE Home of Wurlitzer Jesse French Kimball Pianos of WALTHER HARDWARE 163 South Main Street Phone 2-2713 Marion, Ohio Quality Hardware Since 1894 Everything Musical Dial 2-2821 Bucyrus, Ohio Congratulations Class of 53 Compliments FIVE POINTS AUTO WRECKING of CLARIDON GENERAL STORE Phone 3-7158 Junction of Routes 98 and 30 Phone 3-8435 Marion Claridon, Ohio Compliments of PAUL E. ERFURT Diamonds Watches Jewelry 210 Harding Way East Galion, Ohio Compliments of SNYDER FUNERAL HOME Fred W. Heitzman Phone 2-7231 126 South Market Street Galion, Ohio Compliments of HULL ' S LOCK AND KEY SHOP Royal Remington Corona Underwood Typewriters Sales and Service 121 West Church Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of THE CITY iCE AND FUEL Phone 2-9544 Marion, Ohio Compliments of HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY H. L. Davis Branch Manager Compliments of GOODYEAR TIRE STORE Official Distributors Corner Church and State Street Phone 2-9749 Marion, Ohio Compliments of HALF HOUR LAUNDRY 131 South State Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of LAWRENCE MARKET Quality Meat Is A Family Treat Fruit and Produce Marion, Ohio Compliments of SISSON ' S FOOT LONG HOT DOG Compl iments STAND of SID ' S CLEANERS Frosted Malted and Soft Drinks North Main Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 336 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION Bucyrus, Ohio R. L. ANDREWS, TELEVISION Philco Sylvania Spartan Compliments of Sales and Service SCHIFF ' S SHOE MARKET 395-397 West Center Street Marion, Ohio 179 North Main Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-1754 Compliments of CROWN JEWELERS Compliments of Diamonds Watches Appliances ALBERT AND ADAMS D. J. Sansotta, Proprietor 415 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-0920 Marion, Ohio Compl iments of Compliments of BOWEN CREDIT JEWELERS 0-K CAFE 29 West Center Street Phone 122 798 East Center Street Marion, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of DENGLER DRY CLEANERS CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY Service With Satisfaction Mt. Gilead, Ohio 126 West Church Street Phone 2-4514 Marion, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of MORROW CREAMERY J. W. SALISBURY Life Insurance Counselor Quality Dairy Products 255 Homer Avenue Phone 2-3157 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of W. H. GUY HARDWARE JIMMIE ' S SALES AND SERVICE For Hardware Case Farm Equipment Heating Air Condition ing 613 West Columbia Street Phone 2-1729 202 North Main Street Marion, Ohio Morion, Ohio Compliments of HARRAMAN CLEANERS A Finer Dry Cleaning Service Phone 2-1627 288 East Church Street Marion, Ohio Compliments of HI-MOHR Realtor Licensed Broker 221 East Church Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-0516 Buy Your Life Insurance of ELMER WE1MER Representative of John Hancock Life Insurance Co. 191 East Church Street Morion, Ohio Compliments of DUTT IMPLEMENT COMPANY Allis-Chalmers Tractors New Idea Farm Equipment 1197-1209 North Main Street Marion, Ohio Telephone 2-2725 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Monuments All the Leading Granite in the Wor a 1 On Display. HOUPT MEMORIAL SHOP 132 High Street Marion, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 53 from SCHAFFNER-MYERS Zz en I h i c Galion ' s Better Shoe Store J and H SHOE STORE Southeast Corner Public Square Galion, Ohio Compliments of BENNETS Public Square Gallon, Ohio Compliments of NATIONAL MAILING SERVICE Ga ' on ' s Leading Jewelry and Gift Store 215 Harding Way East Keepsake Diamonds Compliments of THE WHITE HOUSE Women ' s Apparel and Accessories - 3ilead, Ohio Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Galion, Ohio Comp! iments of SINGER SEWING CENTER Galion, Ohio Compliments of CARTER ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Fixtures Hotpoint Appliances GE Television 208 Harding Way East Galion, Ohio Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH Galion, Ohio Compliments of HOPKINS MUSIC STORE Galion, Ohio