6 y f ,f 1 4 S' Ei I n 8X2882!8wXUS882w838X28www83wm838X88w3ww3!82m82mw8X32!8!83!8!m82w33wwwmw! w TI-IE FINISH of 1947 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Editor, BETTY KARG Business Manager, DONNA WALTER MN RSSUSXUZURZZUXRXRSZUSXXXUUXZRUSXRSQUZRXUSURXXUXUXRZRGRUSXSSLBSXU FOREWORD XYe have sailed our course through twelve years of school and have reached the finish of our high school preparation for life. NVe are now the commanders of our own lives and on our own shoulders rests the responsibility for the future. NVhether we climb on to- ward a higher rank or slide down the ladder of success depends on our ability and am- bition. .ng -4 -, IN XZSXSSZZZXSXSXSSXZXZSSXZXXSXZXXZSXXSXSZXSXXSXXZXZ XXXXXXZZXZZZXXXQZXXXSXZZXZXXSSXXSSXXXXSS DEDICATION Wle. the Seniors of '47' dedicate our an- nual to our parents, those two people at home whom we call Mother and Dad It is they who make our house our home. Our parents are responsible for our having an edu- cation. They put up the ladder that we might climb to success. This animal which we dedi- cate to our parents is our way of thanking' thcm for helping us to the hrst rung of that ladder. .1651 R, XXX!!!XSXXXXXXXXXUSXXXXXXXSXRXXUXUXUXZXXUXXSXRRXXX!X22322X323!XX3Z!!!X!2!!Z22!!!X32XX32!XXX!ZX!XXX2!XXXXX222221 !X2XX3!2XX2XX!X!2!3X22!2!3!!32XXX!!!XX32 I ANNUAL STAFF Ifrlitur - Ik-My Knrg l'1usi11css NI:111:1gcf1' - - - Ummm XY:1llc'r .'X!lX'i'l'liSiHQ' Nl:u1:1g'c1's iytlllillll Urizms. I.IUYI'0llL'C' l,ug'srluu l.ilv1':u'y lfclitm' - RlDSOIlIIlI'y Mcllclll Spurls lfrlitm' - Pillll f,!'i!l,llS Snnpslmts - llctty SCIIIIHIII Cil'L'1llIllilJlI Ixlllllilfkxl' - lhmnlfl Kczu' ,Xclivilics - Dick Ilnlqw, Lou Ruwlzlml QQIIICIUIHI' - june-1 Km-lmlcr Humor I Fnviml SHXKICI' .Xrlvisvr Mr. Hlossm' UN , W H, ,mi ,,,, i YH7, -YWYM Y , Y - ,,,-,,,-, x.,,. , i 7.. ,Kimi 1 E k a 1 5 H wmwwww8!m883ww2w3wmwmw mmww33mm338wmwmmw TSZXXXXXXSXXXXXXXUXZXUSXXXXSXXXXSXZSSS ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF CONTROL CAPTAIN COIVIMANDERS BATTLESHIP SALEM APPRECIATION KN 232233 828!X!2!2!83822!!8X3223!U82288!!2ZXZ223!88!2882282!2X382828222i mwwmm !m9 VM- BGARD UF CGNTROL ., un ott r or . member: XYillis Rinau. Pres.: Marian Beach, member: Henry Kimm member: J. Harold Blosser, Supt. HISTORY OIF' BUILDING The Salem School Building was started in the summer of 1920, The building was completed and school started in the fall of 1921. The gymna- sium was built in 1936 and hrst used in 1937. Those who have served as superintendent since the school first began are as follows: Mr. U. A. Mclieth, 2 years: Mr. Ashenfeller, 1 year: Mr. Gory, 1 year: Mr. C. J. Rasmus, 7 years: Mr. D. XY. Oman, 1 year: Mr. K. V. Ohl, 3 years: Mr. M. lf. Shank, 2 years: and Mr, H. Iilosser, 7 years. el, clerk: Robert Koehler, vice president: Carl Frank, 'IGH 1 I APPRECIATIO W'e the Class of U47 wish to express our sincere appreciation and deep gratitude to our parents and teachers for their co-operation and advice which made possible the publication of this annual. VVe especially wish to thank Mr. Blosser for his patient and untiring efforts in the preparation of the annual. WI F.-, 1 IW COMMANDING OFFICERS xl .J M , kkkr . ..s. A A L. E. MARIE CHANDLER Ohio Northern University Marseilles H. S. English, Latin At Salem I9 years CHARLES E. CROOK Ohio State University North High School At Salem l V2 years MRS. HELEN VEITH Bowling Green Carey H. S. At Salem 2 years COMMANDE RS RICHARD BACKENSTO Allentown H. S. Bluffton College At Salem 2V2 years MARCILLE STEINER Bluffton College Bluffton H. S. Home Ec., English, Science At Salem 5 years MRS. HELEN STEIFEL Hillsboro, West Va. Concord College, Athens, W. Va. At Salem l V2 years CAPTAIN J. HAROLD BLOSSER University of Michigan Rawson H. S. History, Biology At Salem 7 years 6. W . r' MILDRED SCHALKHAUSER University of Toledo Waite H. S. Mathematics, Science At Salem 3 years DONALD E. JONES Ohio State University Prospect High School At Salem l year - X . MRS. ANN BINAU Solem H. S, Bowling Green At Salem 2 years E B 2 82322233 OZZGXKZZSXUXSXSRZXSXSUSXKXZQXRZSXSZXZXRUXXSSSXXSSRXXRSXXSZUXX,!3322222!!!2!322!ZX!!!!2!!2!3!X!!!32!!22 LIEUTEN AN T COIVIIVIANDERS President l.nw1'e11Cc Logsdmm Vice President Domm XYIIIICI' Secretary Rosemary Mclieth Trcasm - Donald Kem' Reporter Betty Karg THE PATH TO KNOWLEDGE WHO'S WHO WE SENIORS ARE SO GENEROUS OUR PAST JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR CLASS PLAY PROPHECY BACCALAUREATE COMIVIENCEMENT SENIORS OF 1946 COURT PROCEEDINGS VN. . .-477. - A777 YY Y i 2 7 ., 4, L. - HGV WXXUSZQUSUWWMRXZQWSQQXSMRZZUUXRXQUMQUXUSSSXSSZRQWMNXWMRSUBSSSWWXZXSZSSXZXXXZXXXXXSXXZXSZXSSXZSXXZSXSXXZ CLASS MOTTO: The higher We climb, the broader our view. Xenon ' if ' W fi ai? .A . :asv In x , .fa , X I A lx N x If vs- I ,X X. Q 'L ' ' 'xbf CLASS FLOWER: Red Carnation -T 4:I.....,, '.::::g:x kzzzzgigbz 'vw-.A u T'- 5-N1 . Nr--215 ,funn if -X X A ...N CLASS COLORS: Blue and White. .-Ki! 32222222282 2382232382322 !2232X2X2X!2X23X2!!21?X32X232X3323X23 The Path to Knowledge Twelve long years we've walked together Down the path toward knowledge hent O must we now, must we sever All those honds of friendship spent. We were young and trnstful comrades. Full of courage, yet timid too. Sometimes we wandered where light fades Corning out with strength anew. Our good captains guided us onward, Ever showing us the way And they led us always forward, 9 Making all hearts brighter day by day. Now it is time for us to go As each separates on this path of strife, And use the knowledge that we know, To meet the tasks in the course of life. As we move upward. we'll stand the test. And to those left at the gate. XYe give fond memory of S. H. S. l eft for the class of forty-eight. -Donald Kear vaL --hi -- - W be oooooooooooovo oovoonooooo Aooooosooooooo oooooooo hug cowzzc xl l 03,50 6296. t 30:2 32:65- xhg at E EE QEEU hmm. I I asm EMU MSDE. Hamm-MOH CNP. , ggaagw . .- RAOATSOD. . worse C :ODE UE E H32 I A -I gsm we Wo Uucmze ..... . I :Udo ESEUUW I O 'aa . I 135: Ragga , IEUEMEQ l I :FUELS u KZLUNB I t .HOME EEUCWSSD :ECG Izmccmi 5:2 0 . Qumran g Z:-Toon HEEL I .MEHCVS . . .unite ' -gimme I I .mains I I .digg . . muudcov I l I .Sow Minas 55052 .'-. gong was-in . . U UEUEHN UUE 3 SE 2525 M5 8 M-E4 D h Q u Q I H0033 Ev? UEENAH :N Pam no :N NE? so ' . I h -mxmm W-Uwvm 'HOL . . 4 5:63 HQ: . l .EMC E29 8-new Z-:Envy 302 WEE: U I ' I ' 1 -:Clio i . 'wxUUm 34-. I 4 l l i h 4wc0?m0: 1000 :FAMSF so I-aucawgm . .263 .Epsom I .saga 3:55 . Imwmmoa FG mmm? ::.:.:umMwYmwH- -:Sgt I-368 :QOL :mega Mcmvump . 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Donna Walter lKDizIl happy life and these are half: A cheerful smile and a carefree laugh. 832823322 XZSSXQSZSXZZXSSSZZZZSXI-233232 We Seniors Are So Generous NVe, the Senior Class of 1947, being of sound mind, memory, and under- standing and desiring to dispose of our possessions both valuable and other- wise, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. To the juniors we bequeath our dignity and stateliness, provided they don't become conceited at owning such valuable possessions. To the Sophomores we leave the example we have set as excellent scholars and blameless students. To the Freshmen we bequeath our never failing patience, which they will find very useful during the next three years. To the teachers we will our example of being cheerful the morning after the night before. Betty Karg hereby wills her example of making high grades to Vernon Koehler. Donald Kear hereby wills his poetical gift to Evelene Moses provideclf M . 1' :'V she doesn't write too many love poems to the Freshmen boys. Lou Rowland hereby wills her gift of writing compositions to Donna Schmidt. Lawrence Logsdon hereby wills his example of being a good math student to Cletus Smith. rl Paul Orians leaves his distinguished place on the basketball team to Bob VValter. Donna Walter hereby wills her sleeping quarters in Shalkhauserls study hall to Clara Thiel. Donald Orians hereby wills his example of getting along with teachers to Bernard Davidson. Janet Koehler hereby wills her example of being a good stylist to Bar- bara VVeaver. David Snyder hereby wills his place as president of F. F. A. to Bill VVeaver. Betty Schmidt hereby wills her art of conversation to Grace Kear. Dick Baker hereby wills his achievement of finishing school toijoeg , Rowland. , Rosemary McBeth hereby wills her example of misunderstanding in, geometry class to Phyllis Binau. Donna Vvalter YN7itnesses: Betty Karg, Paul Orians W, Y -Y A YM W ,YM ,--, 7 v , . .Aw David Snyder KC Dave!! I never let my studies interfere with my education. Paul Orians Usipll Olh. how short is 't-he night! When girls are such great delight. Richard Baker UDickll 'And the muscles of his 'brawny arms , are strong like iron bands. Betty Schmidt Smitty Donft worry it won't last long - nothing ever does. Betty Karg Janie A bustling here, a bus- -tling there. Janie finds time to be everywhere. Rosemary McBeth nposeyn Life is short and so am I. S22!222X2!83X!!222!!S3!!32232X22!332!2!22!2!!222X!!22 X2!3!23!2!33!3!X22X23332!22Z22822!22!22!23X2Z!!i 2228232833322 OUR PAST In September 1935, with twenty-one members in our crew we started the long journey through the grades, to learn the A 13 C's. The members of our crew were: Rosemary Mctieth, Betty Karg, janet Koehler, Donna VVal- ter, Paul Orians, Lawrence Logsdon, Donald Kear, David Arnold, Ray Hou- dshell, Carol Kent, Margaret Hoehr, Dolores Eliot, Velda Hall, Paul Strasser, Bill Vkleaver, David Piieffer, Donna Louise Broadman, Bob Arnold, Bob Irvin, Rose Roberts, and Rosemarie Wleber. Our first admiral was Miss VVo fe. During our second year at sea 3 members of our crew left while 2 new ones joined us. Those leaving were: Ray Houdshell, David Arnold and Bob Arnold. The new members were: Helen Dipert and lflvelene Moses. Our admiral for the second year at sea was Miss England. As we ventured out on our voyage for the third year Dolores Eliot, Paul Strausser, David llheifer, Bob lrw.n and Rose Roberts left us while Robert Clancy, Donald XVeber, Martha Fox, Charles Mack and Bob Koehler joined us. Qur admiral for the third year of our voyage was Miss March. w As we were leaving port for our fourth ytar Nellie Morris, David Sny- der and Donald J. Orians joined us while Margaret Hoehr, Velda Hall, Dow- ald XVeber, Helen Dipert and Rosemarie XVeT:er left. During our fourth year of the voyage Miss March was again chosen as our admiral. As we ventured out for the fifth year Charles Mack and lfvelene Moses left us while Della NVeaver. Hazel Yeater, Herbert Stansberry, Russel Boren, Zella Ardnt, Leonard Ardnt, .lohn Conly and Nellie Smith joined us, making a total of 24 in our crew. Miss XYeelcly was chosen as our admiral for the fifth year. During our sixth year we were joined by Richard Southward, Mavine Southward and Ralph Sherman. XVhile these were being made members Nellie Smith, john Conly. Russel Boren, Donna louise llroadman, Carol Kent, Roltert Clancy, and Martha Fox left us. XVe had a Hallowe'en Party at the home of Donna Wlalter. Our admiral for this year was again Miss XYeeklv. ya Y ,YM L ,V Y 4, W, 4 , ,,, ,, , .,, ., W, ,Ln ,W AWLD- -MV oUR PAST As xve started our seventh year Miss Oyer xvas chosen to be our ad- miral Katherine VValter was the only new member in our crexv this year. Sn: members of our crew deserted us as xve were leaving port this year. They xx ere Maxine Southward, Richard Southxvard, Zella Ardnt, Lenard Ardnt, lvvlph Sherman and Bill Vxfeaver. The admiral for the next, our eighth year xvas Mr. Blosser. Della VX eax er Hazel Yeater and Nellie Morris left us as we started on this trio of the voyage The new members of the crew were Betty Schmidt and Benja- min Moses This year we held a xviener roast at the park in Upper Sandusky. The next, our Freshman year, xve boarded the good ship, Salem Hi on xxhith we xvould sail for four years until xve reached our hnal goal. com- h mei cement Miss Oyer was chosen to be our admiral for this year of our xox age VVe were joined by Richard Baker and Ovalene Roxve while Ben- jamin Moses transferred to another ship. Our Sophomore year we boarded our ship manned by the same crew as xxe had the year before. Mr. Elo-sser was chosen as admiral. VVe started xxith a theatre party in October, after which xve went to the home of Rose- marx McBeth for refreshments. To close the year xve xvent to the home of Paul Oiians, to have an outdoor party. For our junior year, Miss Schalkhouser was chosen as our admiral. Txxo members of the crew: Ovalene Rowe and Katherine 'Wlalter boarded another ship. VVe held a partv in November at the schoolhouse. As Juniors xxe presented the blav Go Sloxv Mary' and sponsored a Junior and Senior banquet at Findlay, Ohio. U M1 Blosser was chosen as our admiral for th-e hral vear of our vovage. s xxe wele leaving port for this vovage Lou Rowlzmfl transferred to our sl o fi om Unoer Ui. Our Senior class olav was The Harvest Queen. Dnr class Hoxver is the Red farnation and our colors are blue and white. XX e chose ' The higher we climb, the broader our view as our class motto. Ot' the twenty-one xvho entered the hrst grade in l935, seven of us have completed the 'entire vovasfe together. Thev are as follox-'sz Rosenaarv Mc- Reth Bettx Karg. Donna VValter. Tanet Koehler. Paul Urians, Donald Kem' 'mr laxxience Iogsdon. Those xvho joined us on the wav and are v'rad'v'- 'ting xxith ns are: Rettv Schmidt, Lou Rowland, Donald J. Orians, David Snx der and Richard Baker. Lawrence Logsdon W- wf ----. Y -W --Y vi. .-L 2--.M -. .Y-...Y Q .. - ,,,,--..Y...- -...,.l6rJ w SSSXXXXXXQSXZSSXXXXZ JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The play, Go Slow Mary. directed by Miss Mildred Schalkhouser, assis- ted by Miss Marcille Steiner, was given by the Junior Class of 1946 on April 5, 1946. It was a comedy in three acts by Lillian Mortimer. CAST OF CHARACTERS Billy Abbey, a young husband out of a job ......... . . . Lawrence Logsdon Mary Abbey, his discontented wife ....... ...... B etty Karg Mrs. Berdon. Mary's mother ...... Betty Schmidt Sally Carter, Mary,s bosom friend Donna XValter Harvy Stevens, Sally's sweetheart Donald Orians Burt Childs, Billy's friend ......................... .. Paul Orians Bobby Berdon, Mary's young nephew. a holy terror .......... Donald Kear Dolly Berdon. Mary's niece, another holy terror Rosemary McBeth Katie, the Abbey maid ......................... ..... J anet Koehler Danay Grubb, an iceman, suitor to Katie .. Richard Baker Murphy, a policeman, Danny's rival .... .. David Snyder STORY OF THE PLAY The story centers around Billy and Mary Abbey who are finding out that the First hundred years of married life are the hardest. Billy is out of a job. Mary is disgusted with housekeeping, Domestic bickering raises the question as to which is the easier job -keeping house or earning a living in the business world. Each is firmly convinced that his own job is harder. They exchange jobs. Then the fun begins and moves along fast and furiously, complicated by the secret love affairs of Mary's friend, Sally, by the pranks of a pair of pestiferous children, and by the mysterious disap- pearance of a diamond ring. The play ends with delightful laughter and frolic. wh. --- --4 - 'W S?48233XU32X22382882233X8XXX3X2238!!X!!8!!2X838283!28Z823X!X3232 !3!X!232222!222832i2!2X2282!2X222!323SX22!XS822222!23!2!23 SENIOR CLASS' PLAY The play, The Harvest Queen, under the direction of Miss Marcille Steiner. was given by the Senior Class of 1947 on November 1, 1946. It was a comedy in three acts by Robert Day. Cast of Characters Preston Doty, the father .... Carol, the mother ............ Marion, the youngest daughter Laura, the oldest ............. Hubert, the eldest son . .. Buck. the youngest ........... Myra, a retired school teacher -lenny. a Norwegian cook ..... Donald Young, a football player .. XYilliam Roberts, from Wiyoming Radio announcer ................ Synopsis of Scenes Lawrence Logsdon . . . . . . Donna NYalter Rosemary McBeth . . . . janet Koehler David Snyder .. Donald Kear .... Betty Karg .. Betty Schmidt ..-Paul Orians .. Donald Qrians .. Richard llaker The entire action of the play occurs in the living room of the Doty home in a small Midwestern city. Act One - A September day Act Two - The following morning Act Three - That afternoon. Story of the Play The Harvest Qucen concerns a typical small town family, who are en- thusiastic because their oldest daughtcr has been chosen out of dozeas of others to lie the Queen of the annual Harvest Festival, during which the local Chamber of Commerce and the Merchants Association sponsor a big parade, on the Quecnls float on which our heroine will ride in all her glory. Hut a sudden fall rafn comes up and threatens to spoil the parade! Qu top of this the Queen catches cold! From there on to the hnish the play is one laughable situation after anether. vaurw- -,- :L ----.-,.,,- 1-1: D --.---. A .-- -VN 823323!82838!X22!322!382X22222822!2!23!3!2!2X2X8!!!282!2328!!222 !22!33!!1!!X3!22!!!!2X2!!23!!!23! PROPHECY Radio Audience! This is your local news commentator, Lou Rowland, speaking to you through the courtesy of Station L.B.C., or more commonly known as the Lovell Broadcasting Company. Our Broadcast today centers around a group of people who graduated from Salem High School just ten years ago. A class, we are proud to say. which has progressed well and shall continue to progress. The Class of '-47! CSince it is considered to us a great honor to have the privilege to discuss such a well-known, and well-cultured group of citizens, applause should now follow. CGee, Thanks lj FLASH ! ! ! ! The former Betty Schmidt of Lovell City has returned from a New York shopping spree to take over the job as Matron Nurse in the Lovell Charity Hospital. Rumors have it that her husband, L. K. Mastergoon, is doing well in the 'revised Schmidt Machine Shop.' The Lovell Plain Dealer, our city paper. is under new editorship. XVe know very little about this prosperous gentleman editor evceot that his name is Mr, Donald Orians, and he was a graduate from Salem High School in the year of '47. However. we do have one important item about Mr. Orians which l'm sure will prove that he is a worthy man for the editorship. lt seems that the new editor has also been elected XVvanrlot County Livestock Inspector, by the President of the United States. Good Luck, Mr. lfditorll A Brooklyn school teacher, and a member of the United States Labor Organization, has arrived in town for a hve day visit with her parents. Her name is Betty Karg. and word has it that she is flashing' a lovely diamond on her left hand. Can this word be true?? David Snyder. who had been voted the most unattainable bachelor eve' to graduate from Salem High School, has bachelor's quarters in a fashionable hotel in New York City. Some of Dave's closer friends say he has sat up a small laleoratorv in one corner of the room. Perhaps yo'.1've heard more about him as that queer Dr. Snyder? But what's so queer about trying to invent technicolor bublzle g'um??? l see by the Society Page in todav's lllain Dealer that the former Miss -lanet Koehler has been electefl one of the ten best-dressed women in the world. She and her husband have started a modeling school on Fast Chip- pendale in lovell City, and plan to starr their two younger daughters as 'feature' models soon. A few weeks asfo the Mayor of Lovell Citv threatened several emi'ent builders in the Southwest Section. lt seems these builders were working UO YY ..- WWZ4-.. -Tia . v Y . ..,,. ,,.-,1:'v, ,Y i. + 1 -... . ...IGV 82323 mmm8m2838m833mwwwMmm332!wwmw.Wm m3!mwmw PROPIFIECY day and night for some mysterious reason. unknown to the general public. They could not be chased out of town and crowds gathered on the streets and lawns to watch the building being constructed. However. we were not kept in the dark too long: for just last week the Newspapers fairly screamed out the news in large, black print, UNEXY GLUE FACTORY BUILT IN SOUTHEAST LOVELL CITYf' On reading up about this queer invention I found that the title of the new factory is the STICK AND STAY STUCK MARKET, and is under the proprietorship of none other than Lawrence Logsdon. It seems that in the 'classsot' 47.' there was one girl who longed to travel. And her longings have at last been answered. Her name is Miss Donna Nkalter and she has just competed w'th forty-nine others in a nation-wide spell-down at the XVhite House in YVZ1Sl1l11Q'fO1'I. D. C. Since her score proved to be the highest she is to receive a free trip to Europe to 'see the world ! XYhile Paul Orians, who enlisted in the Navy live years ago because he too, wanted to 'see the worldf is returning home with his discharge made hnal at last The surprise yet to come is this! Mr. Orians is bringing his young bride home with him. She has lived in China for so long that the Chinese call her SO SING LO. 1 VVe always did say back in '47, that the one who would most likely reach lieautv, success, and wealth hrst would lie Miss Rosemarv Mclieth. Miss McBeth has received a contract from Metro, and will go to Hollywood the last of this month to co-starr with Theodore Ladd In Lead On Mcliethf' VX'e would like to congratulate Mr Uorald Kear. of Hear Sz Company Airplane factory, for the excellent rapid increase in the production of planes this month. Mr. Kear now has over a hundred new pilots training at the Upper Sanduskv'A'rnort, while most of his planes are being Hown to VVash- ington forspecial airline transport work. A The most beautiful wedding of the year was held last S mday in the St. .lohn's Methodist Church here in the great city of Lovell. The bride was 1 certain young lady from Upper Sandusky, Ohio. ard the groom that hand- some 'swingmasterf of the Lovell Corncrib Swingettes, Dick llaker, Mr. Baker wi'l contfnue to direct the Swingettes,', much to the enjoyment oi regular and traveling attendants. Todays broadcast has bee-1 a review of the class of -47. Thanks for listening. and now this is Lou liow'and. :'a.i'1mf n?lCll211,H antl inviting you to ' , ' , .s . listen again when we have more news and items for you. Toodle-Oooooo. . . in L, L. - W, ,r,.. , -,,,,,,:,f:.f L-.. ,, L ,,.x, A -my SUZBXUSRUWXRXUXUXRUXUQUUXZUXSMMXQSUUSWWXQWXUZXRUZMUSMXQSXUSUXSXS BACCALAUREATE SALEM HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1947 Processional - - - Mr. Charles Crook Invocation - - - Rev. Howard Yeager Beautiful Saviour - Crusaders Hymn arranged by Riegger Boys' G1 'e Club Scripture and Prayer - Old test. Micah 6:6-8, New test. john 16:29-33 Rev. Howard Yeager Hymn, A ----- Kocher Audience Class Sermon - VVinning the Victory of Life Rev. Howard Yeager Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee - - Bach Mixed Chorus Benedietion - - Rev Howard Yeager Recessional - - Mr. Charles Crook TXVENTY-FOURTH UAL COMMENCEMENT of .N SALEM HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1947 Invocation - Rev. Fr. Mark Mindrup, O. M. C. My Johann - - - Gric Aslanott Cxirls' Glee Club A Challenge - - Betty Karg Open Thy Heart, Snanish Serenade - - Bizet Mary Ellen Schmidt The Higher W'e Climb the Iiroader Our Vieux COur Slofganl Lawrence Logsdon Carry Me Home To The Lone Prairie - Guion-Ducrest Boys' Clee Club Class Address - - - C. A. Sufdberg May Lay Carol - English Folk Song by Taylor Girls' Glee Club Presentation of Awards - - - j. Harold B109-ser Presentation of Digzloinas - - - Willis Billilll Song of Home ----- - DiV0f?1k Mixed Chorus Benefliction - Rev. Fr. Mark Mindrup, O. M. C. A M- -IW YSL . .2 Sycamore ,Q h . U - L ' -.1' 4- ..gg' ' -.M--. L4-,ZQQQMA1Wifiifflffif t smm kept in that sxfssfmn -hw Hwy heldf vu f fn13Qg ' mm wma a as as Q2 guru. Shia gives the- Exim wins tb anne. ,mrs of these 1? 35518312 win-my ' L For Bygnanmre. me fgigxry is abiittlgl my-e ws! aa? Q1B'm7HQ,!?.?lB have iraqi nw we in Qiihif xwrim MXH these? eiixgi nozzfieaarue Agamgs. , j f Fnflaat nighfs t1I1'.fPaAl!.9iriAnBQ 'as the shining light for Salman S35 allied 14 paints to be ioiiawgmi ins wand mace by Snyder with 11.. For-5 ycamore Bognrd led with x04 . The Salem reserves also took a Zio 22 win In the preiiminary game, 1 ,, 51 ,Q ,x Lim a, if Af -- x ff 2 ---. V - A I mx 5 4 ya: '?x.A,,8g,A I-.jAY5mwf!'gi,.wbE'?.i.,5 ml! jv'i '1A Q? 1Mff' Q an .J f'f'6Y' ul. md Wi we 6 si I an M ' smlfm nmpmys 'Sf-umeh - g In the Sai:-1lz1M'S4:x:tch fill, the CS!!-wx hlzlxskera had lime- diifivulty in dialklllfkf Inna Um 441 w 27 defeat up the gQ!'l'iSbEQ as they gm away to an im Qigvgni in thu fix-gt quarter. -faklg ghsswilxfhef the more ,www 24 to 10, Sai Eirfnl. .Y '1- 'rkxlsa-xxxnlms vixzht straight league Ewing im' A the Cornhuskers, and 81 Qioml ol 1:5 wins in 14 mm of umm 'lt-:axue amd non-league playing for the tsemsun. For the Big Red they have il total .of three wins in eighi league atarcs. In the re-serve gwne, the Gom- vhuskers were also victorious with st fiiltill to 254: snow. 'K X' I Fiiarh gmintzrmx in the varsity numb im- Salem was Paul and Dun Oriuns, 1.1 Vw- P37 fwig, 88m8w mmm888 wmmmmm 8223283883232 BACCALAUREATE Salem High School Sunday, April 21, 1946 Processional - - - Mrs. Charles Crook Invocation - Rev. Howard Yeager Hymn - - - - Audience Scripture and Prayer - - Rev. Howard Yeager O, Savior Hear Me - - - Gluck-Riegger Cvirls,Glee Club Class Sermon ---- Rev. Howard Yeager Facing a Storm-Mat. 7:24-27 Hail, Bright Easter ----- Gounod Mixed Chorus Benedietion - - - Recessional Rev. Howard Yeager Mr. Charles Crook 56 TW'ENTY-TI-IIRD ANNUAL COMMEN CEMENT Salem High School Sunday, April 26, 1946 Invocation - Stand - - Rev. Fr. Nicholas Roling, O. M. C. Songs My Mother Taught Me - - Dvorak-Howorth Girls' Glee Club An Investment In Knowledge Pays the Best Interest - Dorothy Yeater Donkey Serenade from The Fireily - - Friml-Marlowe Girls, Glee Club Vile Have Crossed the Bay, the Ocean Lies Before Us - Cletus Gottfried Class Address, Youth Builds a Philosophy of Life - Dr. NValter Zaugg. Bowling Green State University Anvil Chorus from II Trovatore - - - - Verdi Boys' Glee Club Presentation of Awards - - - - Mr. Ralph Broede County Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Class - - - Mr. Harold Blosser Superintendent, Salem School Presentatien of Diplomas ---- XN'illis Binau President Board of Education Sundown - - - I.ondonderry Air arr, by XYilson Mixed Chorus Renediction - Stand - Rev. Fr. Nicholas Roling, O. M. C. lfdll. J. Harold Blower S in , Dorothy Yeafer ul: DOH Bfmw V Pug. Prcs, f Salem 11-Iiglg Scgool Class M1946 Arabcl Gottfnsd Raymond Park Ser. 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'fats EEE: ' Q D . 1.5:-USM ECN-A I ...Exam 322 u I - . 622,533 :CJ U . - U -MSM Emacs -I I I -mance EPM .LHQMHUZ iscwmcx 1:0-:MOA wUEwg5,H I - ' v 'mclzrgoli ' . i . .FU vhs A zydx I Q . f -I ' .MEECFRZ ZHEESUW ,Atom HE? MVQMHNAU HENMEUWUQ :WMGMQUNUOM tw-HO 'HOmGNm MMGEWAWUWQQOQH m m GOEABW: W V 1 W - - A W w - F - - Y f M A M W m!3wmmmw!mw3 mmwwm88w8mmwm mmmm82mw !wX8mm8!wS !3w l,1'CSlflCl1t ..... ... Bill Sellmirlt Vice President .... ..... B ill VVeaver Secretary ..... .... I ezmette Schmidt Tl'CZlSl11'y' .... ..... I lcva Orians ACTIVITIES JUNIOR CLASS PLAY mi -Z 'W mw2Kmm83mmmwwmw -833 JUNIGR CLASS PLAY The Cast of Characters for Let' Er Go, Gallagher Gallagher Snood. handsome lad who has everything a boy would want .... joseph Logsdon Daisy Snood. the girl of native wit .........., .. Mary Ellen Schmidt Clem Snood, a show off with supreme conceit .. Vlfilliam Schmidt Ma Snood, very sturdy and capable .......... .... R eva Orians Polly Calhoun, beautiful and intelligent .......... .. Jeanette Schmidt Abner Calhoun, a stern, shrewd man of middle age . . . ..... Leo Swartz Beulah Buggins, a large, substantial looking girl ............. Rosella Kear Vllanda l1Virt, a neat girl with more logic than wisdom . .VVinifred Davidson Publicity: .... Soloina Frank, Shirley Frank, Evtlean Moses, Nellie Morris Stage Managers: ...... Virginia Snyder, Gaylord Troutman, joan VVeaver Director .... . .................. Miss Mildred Schalkhauser Synopsis of Scenes The action of the play occurs in the living room of the Snood home. The place is Cubbyyille, a small town in the Missouri Ozark Mountains. Time: The Present Act One: A day in Spring Act Two: A week later Act Three: Two weeks later Story of the Pfay Alner Calhoun frowns upon Polly's fondness for the shiftless Galla-- gher Snood. So when Clem Snood returns from a hitch-hiki 'g tour with a wondrous tale about the E. Z. Pickens Pension Plan, Polly becomes wise. By playing up to Clem. She goads Gallagher into a iealous energy to work for the Pension Plan. VVhile Polly is secretly delighted. her father tries everything to stop Gallagher's success. Clem, bent on winning Polly and the Calhoun fortune. comes to Altner's rescue. Clem convinces Abner that with financial backing the Pork'n Beans Pension Plan will run the Pickens Plan right out of business. Cl61ll,S success forces Gallaghens plan to fold un. Daisy Snood, spends her time writing jingles for Gold Nugget Soup. lilnrer Purvev, the next door neighlror has been nlching chickens while Daisv milks the Purvev cows. Elmer linallv oFfers to marry Daisy. with the cows thrown in. but Daisy can't see why she should marry him when she can ff'-t the milk for nothing. Then there is Ma Snood. the laughalle and lovable mother. last. bnt verv imoortant are Wanda NYirt and Beulah l:illSf'1'lWS, two citv gals. 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Second Row: Barbara Schmidt, Jane Thiel, Ruth Snyder, Naomi Rowe, Billy Rowe, lf. J. NVright, and Mrs. Ann Binau. Third Row: Dennis Urwiek, George Thiel, Eugene Best, Charles Gottfried, Robert Richards, and James Gatehell. Absent: Mary Alice Dible. it 4-L. .,., V .....q5, Ziilklxu ....::,xxt- 9-s.. , :QR , S--. 'x rf'-N X -1,-.N lx Q -X 'nghl' T ..-V -YA f-4 ff- ---f .169 ----...,,,.,. W X fxxj KJMIQQ Ea 82622222222822223!3828m32!3328!!3828223X3!83Z38S3883m!8X83!888X88!!8!U22d2828S818338323231823 XZXZZSXSJSZXXXXSX First and Second Grades First Row: Arden Mittermaier, Margaret Gottfried, Leroy Gohl. Dennis Dible. Rachel Shumaker, Larry Thomas, Sandy Bright, Mrs. Helen Veith. Second Row: Roger Orians, Elaine Sizemore, Clifford Myers, Paul Beach, Martha Sanford, Gary Miller, Marilyn Miller, Gaylon Rowe. Third Row: David Brooks, Marjorie Gatchell, Dennis Swartz, David Hoepf, Patty Kin1- mel, Jessie Davidson, Robert Harris, Larry Dible. EK Third and Fourth Grades First Row: David Binau, Russell Gottfried, Jimmy Pfeifer, jerry Karg, Sec- ond Row: Norma Smith, Marilyn Thiel, Elaine Gohl, Bobby Gatchcll, john Beach, Louis lfoepf, Curtis NYright, Lois Smith, Nancy Traxler, Nancy Pfeifer, XYilbie Rowe, Mollie ,lean Shearer, and Mrs. Helen Stiefel. Third Row: Terry Gottfried, Barbara Brooks, jane Frank, Genevieve Nachbor, Nola Smith. Ronald Miller, Sandra Morrison, Rose Ann Wleaver, Betty Lou Koehler, Dolores Shumaker, Nancy Veith, jean Park. Fourth Row: Mark Davidson. Billy Shumaker, James Reile, Jean Ann Smalley, David Morrison, VVayne Smalley, Joyce Frank, Georgianna Gatchell, Basil Moses, Roy Lau- denslager, Kenneth Gottfried, Dixie liverhart, lfarl Vlleaver. Absent - Jack Moore. Carolyn Moore. 'RL .., .. 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N1--'R rp ' X .TQ X 1 ' VSL- --- --- 7 - 47- --Ag--V Z - 7 E 7 Y --.ISV 28m w82mmm!8mmmmmwwwwm w33wS2X3 m38m Varsity Basketball Record Dunkirk .... liden ..... Sycamore ... Marseilles .... I-larpster ...... hlcCutchenville Carey ......... Nevada ....... Caledonia ...... h'hll1i11'lO11 ..... . Upper Sandusky.. I U laden .......... Sycamore ...... Carey .... Marseilles . lelarpstcr ... llascom ....... 1945 - 1946 12 33 25 48 27 24 33 45 .... .... 29 1 24 45 43 2 4 42 42 46 18 Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem 65 42 35 45 57 59 50 69 62 44 69 41 75 44 43 51 WYANDOT COUNTY TOURNAMENT lVlCClltCl1CI1Y1llC ........... 26 .............. Salem . . Harpster ....... . . . 25 .... .... S alem . . Here Here There There Here Here Here There Here Here Here There Here There Here There Here Nerada ............,,..... 41 .............. Salem . . DISTRICT TGURNAIVIENT AT BASCOM Arlington ................. 49 .......... .... S alem . . fChampionshipj VARSITY 1945 - 1946 First Row: David Snyder, Donald llinan, Cletus Gottfried. l'anl Orians. Dick Baker, Donald Orians. Second Row: Coach Blosser, Bill Wleaver, Bill Schmidt, Lawrence Logsdon, Raymond Park. Donald Kear, Coach llackensto. RESERVE 1945 - 1946 First Row: Gene lillfllll, Ralph Orians, Bill XVeayer, Dill Schmidt, Raymond Park, Joe Logsdon, Lawrence Logsdon. Second Row: Coach Bacliensto, Dick Gottfried, Gaylord Troutman, Donald Kear, Leo Swartz, Blames Stief, Dick Shumacker, Roh VValter, Coach Blosser -IN 33!23X2323!X!22!2X2X22 !22282X33333322!X2!!2!!28328!2X3223!3!Z!228X!22i823 8323 X33X333334 Reserve Basketball Record 1945 - 1946 6 Dunkirk . . . . .. .............. Salem 28 Here Eden ...... . . . 8 ...... ....... S alem 53 Here Sycamore .... . . . 12 .... . . .Salem 23 There Marseilles . .... . . . 22 .... . . .Salem 30 There Harpster ........ ... 12 .... .. .Salem 44 Here McCutchenvilIe . .. . . . 9 .... . . .Salem 48 Here Carey ........... ... 1 .... ...Salem 71 Here Nevada ........ ... 24 .... . . .Salem 39 There Caledonia ..... ... 12 .... . . .Salem 44 Here XYharton ........ . . . 17 .... .... S alem 45 Here lloncr Sandusky .. ... 12 .... ...Salem 30 Here Eden ........... . . . 6 .... . . .Salem 61 There Svcamore ...... ... 16 .... .. .Salem 35 Here Carey ..... . . . 16 .... . . .Salem 36 There Marseilles ... ... 39 .... ...Salem 47 Here Harpster ................. 21 .............. Salem 31 There Bascom .................. 8 .............. Salem 35 Here WYANDOT COUNTY TOURNAMENT - 1946 Eden ..................... 14 .............. Salem .......... 49 Marseilles ................ 32 .............. Salem . . Nevada .... . . ... 33 .... ....... S alem ........ . . 43 CChampionsl1ipj Looking Back Un Our Basket Ball 1945 - 1946 Vtlith hve lettermen returning and having several boys who had seen duty on the varsity as subs. the hopes for a successful season were rather bright. Someof the highlights in the season of basketball were: XVe were- guests at Dunkirk for our first game, in which we defeated them by a score- of 65-12. The coach was proud of the boys on their first right's coming home with such a victory. Again the bovs showed their ability with the Eden fellows. VVe ended by adding another victory to our record. The most thrilling game of the season was with Uooer Sanduskv, with a one-point dit- ference, 45-44, Salem coming through on the short end. Filled with bright hotfes of showing our colors again we entered the VVvandot Countv tournament at Svcamore. VVe drew McCutchenville for our first game. VVe won this game bv a score of 49-25. For our nest tour- nament game we olaved Harester and defeated' them FO-24 for revenge of a: F2910 'ste in the season in which they won bv three points which put us in rr tie for league honors. Advancing to the finals we nevt met Nevada. XV'- rlefeated them 63-4-7 to liecome the 'countv chambs and also eaurnerli a trio to Rascom. For our onponent at Bascoin we drew fkrlington for our Hrst and only game. We were defeated by a score of 49-45. F Paul Orians 2283238!!2X2XXX!!22!22XX3!3!!!!2!3!22X!X3X!?J8XXX23!2X!X3X!2ZX!2222!23ZXXXXZXXXXXXXSZZXXZZZXZZXSXZZXZXXXZXXSZXZXXI SUUZXXXXXXXXXXXZXUUXRZXUSZXUXUX BASEBALL TEAM Baseball 1945 - 1946 First Row: Dick 11Zl1i01', 13111111 S11y11e1', C'1ct11s fifwltfric-11, 1':1111 fN11'1Zll1S. 151111- 11111 11i11z111, 1.:1w1'c11cc 1.og'sc11111. Scc1111c1 Row: f1C11l' 1'1i11:111, 11i11 Sc11111ic11. Rz1y111111111 1'I1l'1i, 1501121111 fJl'12I11S, B111 XYC'ZlYCl'. A1110 1.11g'sr11111, Cf1:1c11 Blusscr. '1'11irc1 Row: 142111111 f11'1ZlI1S, 11013 XYa1tc1'. 511111108 Stief, Lco Swz11'tz, llick S1111- 111akc1', G:1y1o1'11 T1':111t111z111, Dick G0ttf1'iec1. BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1946 XX'11z11't1111 . .............. 3 .............. Salem ..... .... l 4 X1v1111l'1i3l1 ... ............ 1 .............. Salem ......... . 20 11:11'11stc1' . ... O .... .... S 2110111 . .. 11 A1Il1'Sl'111CS ................ 3 .............. S:11c111 .,........ 5 Syc:1111111'c ,................ O .............. Sz11c111 .......... fm WYANDOT BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Svc:111111rc ................ 1 .............. 81110111 .......... Z6 A1L'kil11l'11l'IlY111C ........... O ...... ........ S 1110111 .......... 12 M:11'sci11cs ..... . 2 .... .... S 111c111 . ...... 14 1C'11:111111i1111s11i111 val LEW, ,W , , ... ,.......--.,,.... YVYY --WB. .-Q,......,,..W k. , ... vw- ----JUV 333333333333 3333333333333233333333333!333283!3m8X3,333333333333333338t3!3333 Varsity Basketball Record 1946 - 1947 Eden ............ .... McCutchenville .. .... .... . ... Nevada ........ .... 2 9 .... .... Arlington .... .... 3 1 .... .... VYharton . . . .... 29 .... . . . . Eden ..... . . . 33 .... .... Carey .... .... 3 5 .... .... Svcamore . .. .... 22 .... . . . . Caledonia ... .... 63 .... .... Vanlue ..... .... 3 0 .... .... Marseilles .... .... 4 9 .... .... Arlington .... .... 4 O .... .... Harpster ....... .... 4 4 .... .... lllcCutchenville .. .... 27 .... . . . . Carey .......... .... 5 1 .... .... Nevada ...... .... 2 8. .. .... Pnscom .... 32 .... Wiharton ................. 28 .............. 29 ..... ....... 22 Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem 48 50 66 56 38 55 38 43 56 44 56 62 67 40 53 65 65 47 There There Herei Here There Here There There There Here There There Here Here Here There There Here League Championship WYANDOT COUNTY TUURNAMENT - 1947 Harnster ........... 43 ............ Salem ........ 81 Upper Sandusky McCutchenville ..... 34 ............ Salem ........ 42 .. Upper Sandusky Nlarseilles .......... 41 ............ Salem ........ 43 ............. Carey Championship DISTRICT TOURNAMENT l.vke'1s ..... ...... 2 O ............ Salem ........ 68 ..... . . . Rascom Old Fort ........... 34 ............ Salem ........ 45 ..... . . . Hascom l evington ..... Y. . ,. 44, . . . ..,r. Salem ,-,I .,.. ,ll.70 .......... Bascom Gilmsonhurg .... z. fl! . 43 .... . . Saleilaliii .... 4 ........... Rascom N' Li Glfcrtime. District Runncrup it VARSITY Left to right RUVV 1: Bill Vlleaver, David Snyder, Lawrence Logsclon, Paul Orians, Dick Baker, Donald Orfans, Bill Schmidt. ROXV H: Donald Kear. Ralph Orians, Bob Vlfalter, Gene Binau, Joe Loge sdon, Jim Stief, Mr. Dackensto. 1 RESERVE ROXV l: Ralvh Orians, joe Logsdon, Gene Binaui, Bill Schmidt, Bill VVea- ver, Bob Vllalter, jim Stief. ROYV ll: Donald Kear, Nelson Sxveigard, Dick Shumaker, l.eo,SxvartZ, Dick Gottfried, Donald Grians. Mr. Backensto. A, ROVV III: Cletus Orians, Vernon Moses, Bernerd Davidson, Gaylord Troutman. Darrel Park, Donald Dihle. , 4 ,VA AWA .Am wtf. -4- ---W W C.-N-59 vi! X!! RESERVES 1946 - 1947 7 36 28223 Eden ..................... .............. S alem . . . Therr McCutchenvi1le ........... 12 ...... ...... S alem 55 . . . There Nevada ....... .. 17 ..... ..... S alem 77 .. Here Arlington .. . . . 13 ..... ..... S alem 40 . . . Here VVharton . . . . 15 ..... ..... S alem 37 . . . There liden .... . . 16 ..... ..... S alem 43 . . . Here Carey ....... .... 1 9 ..... ..... S alem 42 . . . There Sycamore . . . .... 22 ..... ..... S alem 42 . . . There Caledonia . . . .... 33 ..... ..... S alem 49 . . . There Vanlue .... . . 14- ..... ..... S alem 30 . . . Here Marseilles ... . . . 24 ..... ..... S alem 47 ... There Arlington ..... .. 17 ..... ..... S alem 32 . . . There Harefster ..... ... 30 ..... ..... S alem 43 .. . Here McCutchenville . .. 20 ..... ..... S alem 35 ... Here Carey ........ .. 17 ..... ..... S alem 36 ... Here Nevada .... .... 2 9 ..... ..... S alem 54 . . . There llascom .... ............ 2 2 .............. Salem 47 . . . There Vvharton . . ............. 39 ...... ,....... S alem 49 ........,... Here WYANDOT COUNTY TOURNAMENT Nevada ............ 20 ............ Salem ........ 53 Upper Sandusky McCutchenville ..... 11 .... ..... S alem ........ 46 . .. Upper Sandusky VYharton ........... 21 ............ Salem ........ 50 ............. Carev .. Championship The Reserve team this year had a perfect record as was the case last year by winning all 21 ball games. They made 943 points against their op- ponents 418. The Reserves played the Nevada Reserves in the VVyandot County tournament at Upper Sandusky, defeating the Bobcats 53-20. They then niet McCutchenville. VVith no difficulty they defeated them with a score of 46-11. The junior Cornhuskers reached the finals. There they met the Green Dragons of 'VVharton. Defeating them 50-21, they received the trophy for the championship for the third straight year. The Reserves now have won 46 ball games in a row and 60 out of 61 over a period of 3 years. The teams wish to thank the managers. Donald Kear and Cletus Orians. for their eH:orts in assisting them. The teams also wish to thank Coach Backensto for his patience and guidance during a most successful season. and the people of the community for their cooperation which was given during the season. Paul Orians 1946 - 1947 INTERESTING POINTS OF GAMES In the McCutchenville game which was played at Salem we had 100 per cent foul shooting. 10 for 10. At Marseilles we had a very interesting ball game. Trailing by 9 points with only three minutes to go, the boys turned on the steam and scored 20 points in those three minutes. In both of the Carey games we gave the fans what they like most, close ball games. In the one played at Carey. after leading most of the wav, we came from behind and scored 6 points in the last forty seconds to put the game in the bag. The game at Salem provided even more evcitement as it was a double overtime. Carey got off to a fast 4-point lead in the first over- time. In the second overtime after tving up Dennison, Carey's lanky 6foot 2 ce'ter. three times. Gene got the tip-off and tipped to Paul who dribbled unassisted +o the bucket for a lay up shot and the winning two points. At 1Vbarton we had an unnsnal bnll game. Xklharton scored on 50 per cent of their shots while we could connect on onlv 15 per cent of ours but inspite of our team being off we still came out on the top end of the score. Against Harnster in the Countv Tournament we had our best rer- centasfe of shots made from the field, 41 per cent. This enabled us to score 81 points. the most we scored in any one single ball game. In the District Tournament we had tbe best defense and also the best offensise team of all schools represented. Ytfe were defeated by Gibsonburg in the Fnals in an overtime period. The Varsity this year scored 1337 points to their opponents 881 points. 8332232382322 232222223 !22232X328888283!2X32!3!8X2228X!i!8X2828X32!838228!X228X!8X22X8 BASKETBALL LETTERMAN Dick Baker - Guard V fi at Dick played his fourth and last year of basketball for the Cornhuskers. He has always been a steady guard. He seemed to reach his peak when he made 5 long shots out of nine attempts in the Caledonia game and repeated the feat in the Vanlue game. After three years of varsity ball his absence will be keenly felt. Lawrence Logsdon - Guard Lawrence also played his last year at Salem. His chore was to take care of the towering giants on our opposing teams. His greatest joy was coming through with points when they were badly needed as in the Carey game and in the Semi-Finals of the tournament. Donald Orians - Forward i Don will be missed mostly for his aggressiveness as this is his last year at Salem. Don was a constant scoring threat as shown by his 9.3 point a game average. His jovial nature and ready wit will be missed on the ball club when he leaves after three most successful varsity seasons. Paul Orians - Forward David Paul's 34.5 shooting percentage was tops among the Senior five as was his 17.5 points a game average. After three years of varsity ball he seemed to enjoy playing best when the going was the toughest. l'aul's offensive rebound work will be an asset hard to replace. This was also Paulys last year at Salem. Snyder - Center Dave the last on our list of rotating captains was top among the foul shooters with a 76 per cent average. Bad ankles tried to keep him out of the lineup but his heart would not let them. This also is Dave's last year at Salem. W joe Logsdon - Guard Q V joe has one more year to go to Salem and if he improves as much next year as he did this year ak fine ball team is going to represent Salem. Joe's defensive work against taller men had him playing on the reserve games in all but nine quarters. Bill Sclfmidt - Forward The mumps were Bills chief complaint after a beautiful exhibition in the Vanlue game. Bill captained the undefeated reserve squad and also played more than half of the varsity ball games. Next year, his last year, Bill promises us much. Bill Weaver - Forward Bill led all of the substitutes in percentage of shots made from the field. The mention of the name Marseilles seemed to make Bill jump up and shoot as he did in both the last quarters of the Marseilles games. Bill has one more year at Salem. Gene Binau - Center Gene. in his pivot work and faking kept the opponents on their heels. Gene alternated at guard and center during the year and by his playing indicated that he would be nent year's varsitv center. A Sophomore. Gene remembers well the left handed shot that tied the Carey ball game. Bob Walter - Guard Bob is planning to make up for the team the aggressiveness that was lost with Don Orians. Bob's bright spot is his defensive work against a small, fast man. His keen eve for the basl-:et was shown in his five baskets out of ten shots in the Harpster Tournament game. Paul Orians VOL lm-Y ' ----A ' 82228 3!!22!32!8!8!2222X3!!382!8!2!2X2X222228!88X3!28!2!3X2!8!!3X!32!2 BASEBALL TEAM 1946 - 1947 Left to right ROW' 1: Boh XYalter, Joe Logsdon, Lawrence Logsdon, David Snyder, Dick Baker, Paul Orians, Donald Orians, Bill XYeaver, Bill Schmidt, Dick Gottfried. RCW' II: Donald Kear, Leo Swartz, Nelson Sweigard, jim Stief, Gene Binau, Dick Shumaker, Ralph Orians, Donald Orians, Gaylord Troutman, Mr. Backensto. ROVV HI: Donald Dihle, Vernon Moses, Bernard Davidson, Darrel Park, Cletus Orians. C 4 ...,.. h ...,g3.v. -...::,,x. 'Ii-al' w-...XH Saw.. 'X ,- un , 'f wx X , x i . CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Mary Ellen Schmidt, Rosemary Mclieth, Phyllis Binau, Jeanette Schmidt, Virginia Snyder. V91 .fa D AAN.. v, - ,.-A Q07 SML E51 gl My A iq ML ff, shi r 5 ' Fan- 1 If f g,.gfLg, Q., Hifi gut- QA My --.N '-fb sl -f myvlj U -v-Qi, M Q siif- 'a utixk Q Q: e , gn, -W' ,fy 5 S 1 4 2 i f 'Yes 1,4 4 ,K Lgvtiisssilisiiik 1 an ,N Q .A X 3 , .M A-,L T fn uf K ff N 1 .Mmm -ww' 'Wim 'Wm.z-M I . 5 . WND ' 2 5 U X W ,J 5 , ,N N Q Q 5 9, 'Sm 1 ,.,.,,.-- ,,...,--0 ......-- s 'S N M di- A 51 S' J va, fl v y !23!22XX2X2tXS2!X22832!8!3322!2X22X22X22XX28!!32X23238222222!3X!2!!X2!X!X22!!!!222X22X!22222XX222!2X!222222!X22XXi- 82!X!2X2XXX2!!3!22X22X2!2X2X22!2!22!!223 ACTIVITIES GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BUYS, GLEE CLUB F. FQ A. CAFETERIA ALUMNI 4- --Y --- -- Y- --, -,..l60 8!!8823!3828X2382X22X32!8X88!828188!!2X22X2!U!2X2828!!8!882!!238 GIRL'S GLEE CLUB First Row: Lou Rowland, Virginia Snyder, Jeanette Schmidt, Phyllis Binau, Mary Ellen Schmidt, Berdine VVeaver. Second Row: Mr. Crooks, Betty Schmidt, Reva Orians, Donna VValter, Evelene Moses, Nellie Morris, Phyllis Stover, XVinifred Davidson, janet Koehler. Officers: President, Betty Schmidt, Vice President, Reva Orians Librarians: Phyllis Stover, Nellie Morris. . X w if --1 ' BCDY'S GLEE CLUB First Row: Mr. Crook, Lawrence Logsdon, Paul Urians, Donald Orians, Donald Kear, David Snyder. Second Row: Richard Gottfried, Donald Orians, joe Logsdon. Bill Schmidt. Ralph Urians, Richard Shumaker, james Steif. Ollicersz President - Paul Orians Secretary - Donald Kear Lihrarian - Dave Snyder. YSL ii f-- -Y E v IGH WMSSMWWWSRGZXSUXSXMZXZRSQUMWMXRMWXUUZRNUZSUXWWXUMMZSMWSXMXU!2ZX!2!X!!222!23!2222!!ZX22!233!3!23!332 !-I 0 A 4 First Row: Bill Wleaver, Richard Gottfried, Donald Orians, David Sny- der, Dick Baker, Mr. jones, Ralph Orians. Second Row: Donald Dible, David Gottfried, Bernerd Davidson, Dick Shumaker, Gene Binau, Nelson Sweigard, James Steif, Bob VValter, Donald Orians, Vernon Moses, Richard Schmidt. Officers: President - David Snyder Vice President - Donald Orians Secretary - Bill VVeaver Treasurer - Ralph Orians Student Adviser - Dick Baker Sentinels - Bob Xklalter, Dick Shumaker. Yi 5 SCHOOL CAFETERIA January 30, 1946, marked the opening of our school cafeteria. Mrs. Carl Gibson was chosen as head cook with Mrs. Oscar Laudenslager, Mrs. Floyd Sweigard, Mrs. Harry Pfeifer, and Mrs. Wan. Ross as her assistants. Each assistant rotated by 2 weeks periods of work in the cafeteria. Miss Marcille Steiner was the cafeteria supervisor. The high school girls who served the excellently prepared meals to the students were Saloma Frank, Shirley Frank, Rosella Kear, joan XYeaver. Kathleen Park. and Clara Thiel. Betty Karg and Rosemary McBeth alter- nated as cashiers. The seventh and eighth grade girls helped do dishes the first period after noon lunch. Beginning with the new school year last September, we were granted state aid of 9 cents for each student taking milk. and 7 cents for each student not taking milk. Besides this allotment, we were given surplus goods at various times throughout the year. Type A meals were served at 20 cents per meal. Approximately an average of 135 students ate at the cafeteria every day. gm- 1 Y - Marr F- 7 ,- , - Y .. D . - .-.- 411601 ina lf--w....,., fiifgf V 2 45 W-....,. S L. ,,, sim .L , -.f..w,.,.,.. V h..x an M, .ww M.- Q if V'-PY V Q- ..-as N 3333322!3322X23!23XX233228!32X3!X22!XXX2!8222!232!22t8X32283X28 Z3332223!X23X32X228Z8X22822X32X2i22iSX222222X!!2!2X2!X2 MATCHING SUNG TITLES Richard Baker - f'Hugging and Chalkingl' Betty Karg - Sooner or Later Donald Kear - They say that Falling in Love is XN'onderful Janet Koehler - The XVhole VVorld is Singing My Song Lawrence Logsdon - Shoo Shoo Bahyl' Rosemary McBeth - Love on a Greyhound Bus Donald Orians - I'm thinking tonight of my blue eyesl' Paul Orians - 'fDoin what comes Natur'lly Lou Rowland - Rumors Are Flying Betty Schmidt - '6Smoke gets in Your Eyesl' David Snyder - The Girl that I Marry Donna VValter - Open the Door, Richard' Mr. Backensto - I Love You for Sentimental Reasons Mr. Blosser - '6The Old I-amplighter Miss Chandler - Give Me the Simple Side of Life Miss Schalkhauser - 'LIf I'm Lucky Miss Steiner - 'iTime on My Hands Mr. Crooks - Full Moon and Empty Arms Mr. jones - Darn That Dream. X Dick Shumaker: Do you love me darling? Nellie Morris: You know I do Jim. Dick--Jim! My name's Dick. Nellie: Of course! I keep ti inking today is Monday. Donna Walter: Now that we're engaged dear, you'il give me a ring won't you? Donald Keir: Yes, certainly darling. What's your number? X32 gm 4 Q, , 7, , f41r:,-A., ,L .AGU 322 !3232X3888383833233828X82!883882!82!2333823883882X33!88288!882XC Smmmmmm 3w ALUMN Class of 1945 George Berg - Tokyo, japan. U. S. Army Mary Brooks - Toledo, Ohio, student nurse Leah Beidelsehies - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, hookkeeper Donald Boren - New Mexico. U. S. Army Clair Altvator - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, ollieial Milk tester Dorothy MCI-Seth - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Daily Chief employee Barbara Epley, Akron, Ohio. student nurse Arlene Cflottfriedj XVa1ton - Wlharton, Ohio, housewife Melvin Ross - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer Marilyn Orians - Carey, Ohio, clerk Violet Orwig - Carey, Ohio, Porcelain Products. employee Patricia Shumaker - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, clerk Joanna Orians - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, secretary. Class of 1946 Donald Binau L North Carolina, U. S. Army Araltel Gottfried - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Chief Dairy. employee Cletus Gottfried - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer Martha Koehler - Toledo, Ohio, student nurse Raymond Park - Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer Dorothy Yeater - Toledo, Ohio, Business School. M M: .nw 28 OPERETTA, H. M. S. PINAFGRE The Music Department of the High School presented the operetta H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan, on Friday evening, March 21st, before an audience that filled most of the auditorium. Colorful costumes and scenery helped to make the production effective in addition to the excellent singing by the principals and chorus. The story of the operetta was an interesting one and not the usual type. The Captain of H.M.S. Pinafore wants his daughter CJosephineJ to marry Sir Joseph Porter, First lord of the Admiralty, but she is in love with Ralph, a sailor. They agree to elope, but their plan is betrayed by Dick Deadeye, the villain. A dumboat woman, Little Buttercup Cin love with the captainl, informs the First lord that the captain and Ralph had accidently been exchanged as infants. To rectify this error the First lord reduces the captain to an ordinary sailor and makes Ralph captain. Both Josephine and Little Buttercup wed the lovers of their choice under this grotesque arrange- ment and with the blessing of the First lord, who marries, Hebe. The cast was as follows: The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B. ........ Donald Kear Captain Cocoran ........................ . .. Lawrence Logsdon Ralph Rackstraw ....... Paul Orians Dick Deadeye . . . . . . David Snyder Boatswain ...... Donald Orians Josephine . . . . . . Mary Ellen Schmidt Hebe .......... ...... J anet Koehler Little Buttercup . . . . . Donna XValter Sir Joseph's Sisters, Cousins, and Aunts: Phyllis Binau, XVinifred Davidson, Nellie Morris, Evelean Moses, Reva Orians, Lou Rowland, Betty Schmidt, Jeanette Schmidt, Virginia Snyder, Phyllis Stover and Berdene VVeaver. Sailors: Dick Gottfried, Joe Logsdon, Vernon Moses, Donald Orians, Ralph Orians, Darrel Parks, Bill Schmidt, Dick Shumaker, Jimmy Steif, Robert X'Valter and Bill Vlleaver. The scene was laid on the Quarterdeck of H.M.S. Pinafore, off Ports- mouth. Act I took place at noon. and Act Il took place at night. The director was Mr. Crook and the accompanist was Mrs. Richard Backensto. Miss Steiner was in charge of make-upg Reva and Paul Orians, tickets: Mr. Jones in charge of the stage. 23383!!!3i8283328228!2238!XX2!!2!23!2!888XX2228X!X2XX23X2!X232!2!!23X22XX!!22X!22!!X!!!X3223!2!!!2X3XX2!232XX2 !22S22222X22X22!X22!2X2S!22X32X22!2322 ADVERTISMENTS N fl W w f ..--k Nx K a fe Alv- X CALENDAR SNAPSHOTS IN MEMORY OF HUMOR - ...,..-..,. -,.....,.4,,,.Y ,..-,,,ijGw R2883MMWXUWNRSMMMMMWUWWRXRWSWMMMMWXSXQSWWXWMRWQWWWWWW XX3!33XX3X833X3XX88XXX!3!X2!32!!2!S22!22 if Z f . g 2 , Smart Styling Marks 1947 Frazer 2 f 5 5 2 5 S 2 2 S Q X 2 2 i 5 5 5 2 E Q . E 4 S The smart frontpend styllng of the 1947 Frazer automobile blends with the tlowlng front-to-rear fender ! lines of the new automobile to create a styling sensation. Note the extra large, 766-square-inch windshield, which provides exceptional vlslblllty for the driver and passengers. 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S. and Seiberlinq TRUCK, TRACTOR cmd PASSENGER CAR TIRES Compliments of X MIDWAY RESTAURANT Gust Lionos e William H. Heffeltinqer X UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO 4 o 0 o 0 o 0 9 ' 383333333833 5 Compliments of - LYONS CLOVER FARM STORE, X 2 A A E UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO W . A M. -f, - -. , A ht - V A - t Compliments of A DRL! FREDA C. I-IARTMAN , A , . ,ve.te -inariqn 'Jgf 2 123 East Walker Street E A .Upper Sandusky, Ohio Upper Sandusky, Ohio 2 Pl'1onell'U4 ' 1'EmAerqency Phone 415 OF BAiED 'HAYl Compliments of Compliments o' FIRESTONE HOWARD G. GUTHRIE DELAPHA POULTRY, CREAM AND EGGS 6 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phgne 98a lf . lU8tfN. Sandusky Phone 808 1. T. LUCAS co. 2 Z Q A Funeral Home Phone 245 1 U 'U U ' 476 south sfmdusky Ave 5 UPPER SANDUSKY. or-no 3 2232383222322 822822282222 L 'T R 3 :S ,Q l , 'X' .z- L , +1 AQWFW? ,4 1 ,WJ-M WW . my ...Q 165. -1,5 5 'f 4' , ' N' f , S L L - L WFS . 1 1 1 : aw 1 7 .ffm - f -1- 4 5595, A ' . . K -vw. Q fifiiwgs 5 , Q f 55 5: , . . 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EIPPERT VETERINARIAN Phone 190 Upper sundusky, ohio Large and small animals and Poultry BENNETT'S GULF SERVICE Ice Cream. Pop. Candy. Cigarettes. Tires. Batteries, Auto Accessories For guaranteed tire service stop at Bob's Gulf Service 3V2 rnilest west on 30N Fast or slow battery charging ROBERT C. BENNETT 1Students studying coinsy Clara Theil: What does the buffalo on a nickel stand for? . , D Dick Gottfried: Because there isn't room for him to sit down. Jeanette Schmidt: I sure knocked them cold in English class yesterday. Leo Swartizdwhaqt did yon get? Jeanette: Zero. Dick Baker's motto KA zero a day keeps commencement awaylj 'I ww J 'ff-f Mr. Blosser: What do you suppose is the ' matter with this train? What makes it keep going forward and backing up? Aliawreunee Logsdong .Ohm that ll Probalhlry the engineer is teaching his wife to drive! To-SCHMIDT MACHINE COMPANY tk General Repair Work' Complete Machine Shop Massey-Harris and Oliver Farm Irnplernerits, and Tractors-'alt l ' ' fi Dunham Tillaqe Tools qgxii q -- I 4 1 ' Manufacturers of Govemors and Reduction Gears for Combines, I Complete Power Units for All Combines PHONE 696 W 2 t we Upper Sandusky - Lovell L Compliments ofl '4 t tyf y LOVELL COUNTRY MARKET 'I'he,Biggest and Best Grocery in Tovsin PHONE ess M 4 if - Lovzu., omo Compliments ot,,' - l t , R RHATCHFRY N h I ' Ohio Utgfllpproved Baby Chicks DRUG STORE R - . Us at ,rasns AND SUPPLIES Upper Sandusky, Ohio Carey, Ohio phone 14 ' Compliments of VOGEL SHOE STORE A UPPER SANDUSKY, oH1o SCHECKS MARKET Compliments Of Complete line of GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS VEGETABLES Phgne 820 EAST SIDE GULF V2 mile east of Upper Sandusky RESTAURANT 0 GAS . GARAGE on Lincoln Highway phone 634,34 24 hour service Compliments of GERALD W. PFEIFER Dealer in Hay Straw Grain Coal 1 Posts Car and Truck Shipping P.U.C.O. LICENSED TRUCKING PHONE 688 M 3 R.F.D. 2--Upper Sandusky. Ohio ...nun ' NNN' m2mwm 823222 MAKE IT A POINT TO sEE BURSON'S X Clothing Hats Shoes Burson Clothing Company CAREY. OHIO 5 BUCKEYE BLACKS ARE BETTER I KARL TRAUTMAN Breeder of Q ABERDEEN ANGUS CATTLE Upper Sandusky, Ohio E THE PLACE TO BUY WHEN You WANT TO BUILD SNYDER LUMBER COMPANY E BUILDING MATERIALS - LUMBER - COAL SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINT 2 CAREY and VANLUE E U.S. COMMISSION CO. E. C. BCLES, Manager FEEDS SEEDS FENCE BUILDING MATERIAL Lite Star Gasoline - Kerosene - Oils - Coal ' MELROSE FOOD PRODUCTS We Serve to Sell Again Upper Sandusky, Ohio 2 2 22322228228 THE CHIEF DAIRY PRODUCTS CO The Old Relmble Manufacturers of BUTTER CHEESE AND DRIED MILK PHONE 257 UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO Dentist lgivlng Don J Ouans a tough Cletus Orians Why is it bad to gossip in timej What would you like to be when the stable? '7 you grow up young man Ralph owns Why 1 Don Your dentlst Cletus Because horses carry tails. Mrs Backensto Im going out after din ht Mr Backensto Oh honey, what will I do wr last mg wnghout you? Miss Schalkhouser What kind of fur? Mrs Bachensto The dishes Miss Steiner Trans fur! W H HOUK 6 SON CAREY OHIO HARDWARE DEKALB CORN INTERNATIONAL FERTILIZER ARTHUR KOEHLER PHONE 698 M 4 R. F. D. 2 Upper Sandusky, Ohlo O . : ' ' ' - ner to 3 committee meeting, Miss Steiner: I found a fur in the street , . . , ueoo 4 0 0 ouoo 81 2228! 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 O 0 0 0 X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 0 0 0 X O 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O X 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Z 0 0 2 0 X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 X 0 0 X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 0 0 0 0 0000000 000000000 BRINGMAN 61 Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE LADY ATTENDANT Phone 197 Upper Sandusky. Ohio READY-TO-WEAR DRY GOODS NOTIONS n FLOOR COVERINGS Compliments to the Class Of 1947 ARTZ BROS. UPPER sANDUsKY. OHIO COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DireCtOrs4O. C. Berg, Charles M. Cress, Alton PE. Greqq, R. G. Hetzel E. F. Stephan, C. D. Stubbs, Ward Walton L4 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Lf. 00 000000000 Fran and Lew. graduates of the Class of '40 Wish to introduce FRANLEW FARM BREEDERS OF REGISTERED HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE Lewis Gottfried, Ir. R. R. 2 Upper Sandusky. Ohio Compliments of SILVERSTEIN AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS Phone 94 Carey. Ohio Compliments of NICK'S HAMBURGER'S Upper Sandusky, Ohio BERNARD FURNITURE STORE SERVICE WHILE You REST Carey, Ohio Compliments of SAMMET GREENHOUSE Operotecl By Mr. ond Mrs. C. D. Curry FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 69 Upper Sandusky Ohio FIRESTONE TIRES PASSENGER, TRUCK, TRACTOR, IMPLEMENT TIRE! Installed on your own premises BALDRIDGE TIRE 6 BATTERY SERVICE D. R. BALDRIDGE, Prop. UPPER SANDUSKY. or-no 832 82 !!!!!!!!!!!!! Compliments of R. I. SEMONS. M. D CAREY, OHIO Compliments of Compliments of MAPES REXALL DRUG IIHE WIG W AM The Rexall Store FOR EVERYTHING IN SPORTS IMPERIAL WALLPAPER : GIFTS 1, I Carey, Ohio Phone 55 Carey, Ohio ' DoN'1' FORGET THE TAGALONG FARM WHEN LOOKING FOR REGISTERED GUERNSEYS AND PONIES' f LEoNARD A. eo'rTPR1ED UPPER sANDUsKY, OHIO Q v o Q Q Q Q E 0 0 0 Q Q 0 Q o 0 Q 0 o s 0 882222822322 8238222282 sxzxxzzxzzm BRISTOLL FUNERAL HOME FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 3151 CAREY. OHIO SUNNYSIDE FARM BREEDERS AND owmtns REGISTERED GUERNSEY CATTLE CHESTER WHITE SWINE BREEDING STOCK FOR SALE AT MOST TIMES MELVIN E ROSS Phone 618 M 4 Upper Sandusky K of Complimenis of 14 BENTZ 6 SWOVERLAND 5c to 10c and SL00 STORE Upper Sandusky, Ohio L4 Walter Swoverlcmd, Mgr. 22822282222 322333323322 333223 E Compliments of 2 THE FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Z UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO f The old Reliable 5 CI On The Square lj E Member of The Federal Reserve Insurance Corporation 2 and Federal Reserve System 2 Established 1863 ' HAMLET BILLIARD Compliments of PARLOR DR. I. CRAIG BOWMAN DR. GRABOW PIPES 2 Upper Sandusky, Ohio ZIPPO LIGHTERS Lovsu. AND COVELL CANDY Compliments of Compliments of ' ' I , PHE BUSY BEE RECREATION ALLEYS 5 GROCERY 2 5 5 3 Upper Sandusky. Oh1o Upper Sandusky, Ohio E g I Compliments of Q THE DAILY CHIEF-UNION E A Wyandot County Newspaper 5 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO 00900 OQQQ 0900000 za Compliments of KUENZLI QUARRIES COMPANY, Inc. UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO PHONE 663 W 1 SCHECK'S SUPER GAMBLE STORES MARKET C . AUTHORIZED DEALER omplete hne of GROCERIES : MEATS : FRUITS Geo ge E I Ste: r . a VEGETABLES V2 mile east of Carey on R. 23 A CAREY, OHIO Compliments of WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE, ASSOCIATION, Inc K. L. Streicher, Manager Water Systems, Feed and Seed, Cement, Petroleum Products Farm Implements, Grinding and Mixing, Coal and Fence Phone 224 -:- Imp. Dept. Phone 474 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO CAREY, OHIO-PHONE 53 I. F. DIBLE Plumbing and Heating Contracting Home Appliances, Frigidaire Agency American Radiators and , Standard Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Systems Phone 131 Carey, Ohio qooovon Q uooooo X22 1927 1947 STANSBERY 6. STECK ' - MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 137 Upper Sandusky, O. 322228222822 Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes of HARRIET GREEN R. M. ROSSEL. DENTIST STUDIO 210 South Main Upper Sandusky UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO ' PHONE 323 BRISTOLL 6- GIBSON WHARTON oH1o sPoU'r1NG oun SPECIALTY P1-1oNE 91 Comphments of BOWMAN ELECTRIC CAREY OHIO HOT POINT HOOVER UNIVERSAL EMERSON GENERAL ELECTRIC BENDIX RADIOS All Types Wmng Authorized Dealer !!833X23383 Compliments of PFEIFER HARDWARE-IMPLEMENT CO. E WHO SELLS MOST EVERYTHING TO MAKE LIFE A PLEASURE ON THE FARM THE WHARTON BANK CHECKING ACCOUNTS SOLICITED 3 Interest Paid on Time Deposits 5 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . FOR - FURNITURE and APPLIANCES z VISIT THE BLUE FURNITURE CO. 116 South Sandusky Avenue Upper Sandusky. Ohio 3 ONE YEAR TO PAY ON OUR BUDGET PLAN i I .OR ANY EVENING APPOINTMENT 2 PHONE so '8222282 2828282212332 0000000000 00000 00000 000000000004 0 00 00000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000004000000000000000000000000000000v 00000000000000000000000000 000000 .I- I. C. HOCHSTETTLER 6 SONS -'L 'll OHIO In WHARTON Dealers 9 F -wi O C Im a r 3 4q004q000q000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 . 000000OO6000OQ6000O9090090O 790600.!.Q6.00,',....'OOOOO0O0OOO.9000990'Q,OOO'9000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQO E000..OQOO9.0099QOOOOQ4C00900009Q09000060009..OOOOOOO0O..OOQOOOO0QOO560000900900000200 O qw - 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 O 0 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Compliments of S Automobile Repairing RESTUARANT Accsssonnszs W F CREEGER 6 SON IOHN DEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENTS GENUINE REPAIRS AND SERVICE TWO STORES Carey, Ohio-Phone 236 Tiffin. Ohio-Phone 927 TI-IE KROGER Co ' UPPER SANDUSKY oH1o Poul R. Ulrich Compliments of BOUTWELL'S CLOVER FARM and DEPT. STORE WHARTON. orno Compliments of BRISTOLL GARAGE HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE WHARTON. OHIO WHARTON. OHIO Telephone 376 220 S. Vance St. .................... MULLHOLLAND HEATING : PLUMBING APPLIANCES CAREY. OHIO GIFTS THAT LAST Individuality Grace Refinement All these ossocicxted with the gifts 'A we sell HARTS I EWELERS 1 UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO Compliments of WHARTON CANNERY WHARTON. oH1o Compliments of GLEN BEIDELSCHIES Dealers in OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA COAL UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO Compliments of WALTON 61 MYERS ELEVATOR Upper Sandusky Ohio Dick Schmldt I think our school house is haunted Phyllls Blnau tscarel Why Dick They re always talking about the school spmt Donald Dlble Why IS a horse wlth It s head hangmg down like next Monday? Darrel Park I don t know Donald Dlble Because its neck s weak Davld Snyder Cln dellcatessen storel Is that the head cheese over there. Clerk No slr the boss 1sn't in just now. Joe Logsdon Every tmme I see my aunt I have to hear all her complaints-heart trouble, stomach upset liver trouble, and so on B111 Schmidt Oh a regular organ recital, e 17 , I I . . . , . . , . I If . -.... . I . . ., . . , , Y l 1 , : , : . h. 6 0 O O 0' NNN' SECRIST GARAGE WYANDOT WRECKING Co. Wharton. Ohio WE BUY AND SELL TIRES OIL WRECKED CARS SALVAGE IUNK GAS Upper Sandusky, Ohio PHONE 796-R-3 Compliments of CAREY LOAN COMPANY and GEORGE REMLINGER CAREY, OHIO E A 'r M 0 R NEIMEISTER'S BAKED GOODS NEIMEISTER'S BAKERY UPPER sANDUsKY. oH1o EAGLE NEST HATCHERY oH1o - U. s. APPROVED Baby Chicks PHONE 263 119 South Street 2!22222S23212!!2222!!2!t!2XX!X2 BAKER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES PHONE 28-WHARTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1947 . . . Our Best Wishes qo With You Co. DOOR SERVICE OUR Co SPECIALTY Upper Sandusky. Ohio POULTRY EGGS CREAM Everything to Build Anything LAWRENCE H. HEFFELFINGER WELL DRILLING 128 West Church Street Phone 43-Upper Sandusky, Ohio-Phone 43 ELECTRIC PUMPS X STAN SBERY'S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES AND FANCY MEATS Lincoln Way West UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO E. F. SHANE Members: Ohio Seed Improvement Association Ohio Hybrid Seed Corn Producers 382388333333 0 0 0 o 0 E A 0 o o 4 Q 0 0 o Q Q 4 E Q o Q 4 0 o OHIO CERTIFIED CORN HYBRIDS : FARM SEEDS VICLAND OATS, RED AND MAMMOTH CLOVER SEED Better Grass is the Foundation of a Better Agriculture CLINTON OATS FOR 1948 Rural Route No. 2, CAREY. OHIO K. W. EYESTON E Buyers of EGGS : POULTRY : CREAM PHONE 208 West Spring Street UPPER SANUSKY. OHIO ooooooo Telephone 3-185 zzzaaxxzxxzzxzzzzz mmmmmmmwwmmwmmwmwmm88m mww X UPPER SANDUSKY DAIRY E . . 2 2 , 2 PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS 2 2 PHONE 26? 2 2 2 Plant 132 North Wcxrpole Street Residence 332 West Iohnson Street Q S 2 5 E 3 ii E ' V x ' 5 . REITER PRINT SHCP MT. CORY, OHIO 3 3 2 P R 1 O Job and Commercial Printing 2 E 2 5 We A pprecrate Your Patronage 2 I 122222222222822!!82!X2!8?J82888288228828X!88Xi2t823Xi!28X!8328X8X838!223!X!iiiitiiiiiitkiitiiti 'IZZXSXZXXZSXXZXXZXXZZZXXSQXSZXSXSSZXX CALENDAR September 3-Everyone glad to see old schoolmates and new teacher. September 4-Girls have Physical Education. Mr. Backensto teacher. Wliat a work out! September 5-American History class learns about Wyanclot County and its many historical spots. September 6-First mixed chorus not bad. Mr. Crook? Oh! I see. September 9-junior and Senior girls now know the difference between anti- dote and ancedote. Noon session. September 10-Seniors selected name cards. September 11, 12, 13-Out for the fair. . September 16-VVhat boy was Donna or Rosella fighting over in study hall? What? Oh! My Goodness. September 17-Election of class officers. September 18-My! Don O. looks tired this Morning! Could it be because of last night? September 19-Annual staff chosen. September 20-VVe had a baseball game with Harpster today. Salem came out on top. September 23-Seniors plan initiation, Boy! what's going to happen next. September 24-Played Marseilles today. Salem won 3 to 5. September 25-juniors selected rings. I see that one junior already has hers. It must have come special delivery. September 26-Elections of cheerleaders. No competition welcome girls! September Z7-Poor freshmen and new teachers initiation tonight. September 30-Teachers have their annual gossip session. October 1-Blosser back into insurance business - sells Rosemary a policy because she is goingr to the game with Betty Karg. October Z-Senior play cast chosen. Kathleen Parks taken to the hospital. Hurry back, Kate. October 3-Seniors decided to have pictures taken 'at Ingall's, Findlay, Ohio. October 4-Salem beat Scutch today 12 to O in a tournament game. October 7-Larry dislocated his finger today. Wie have a new Senior. Lou Rowland. October 9-Say, by the way who was that girl Donna was teasing Sip about today at noon? October 9-Play practice? Ha Ha Star gazing. October 10-VVe won the County tournament today, beat Marseilles 14 to 2. October 11-High School Geography class learned which way a compass points. October 14-Nellie's team beat Donna's in Phys. Ed. today. WY.. , ... il. E.. SIIll!Illlllllllll1llllKl1lllllllUNll!!ll!Ill!IllllllllnUIIIIUIIIIIUIIIMIONNUQY October 15 October October 17 October 18 October 21 October October 23 October October October October October October November CALENDAR -Mr. Blosser absent. I wonder why? . 16-Seniors got their pictures taken today. NVatch -Mr. Broede visited school today. the birdie. -Play tickets on sale today. 4 -Reva's team defeated l.ou's in softball today. 22-Salem 4-H team beat Upper's physical education class Z7 to 7. -First year typing has their First typing test. 24-Had a tire drill-what a big tire! i 25-State Teacher's meeting. No school',Whurrah! 28-Finished painting stage scenery. 29-Play practice. 30-Received furniture for play. 31-Mr. Blosser absent. My, it's getting to be a habit. 1-Seniors have afternoon off for play practice. Senior play tonight. ' i November November November 4-We finally received our electric score board. 5-High School Geography test. 7' 6-High school boys helped install the electric score board. Nov. 7-junior and Senior history review. November 8-Mixed chorus. V November ll-Miss Chandler had to show the 7th and Sth pupils how to tell the time. Novemler 12-The typing girls Finally talked Miss Steiner into raising their test November November November November November November No vember November Nox ember November grades. 13-First basketball game tonight. VVe play Eden. 14-Geography class hnds building roads are too expensive. 15-First day of hunting. Boys absent. Quite lonesome. lSYSeniors received their, name cards. .. ' . ,fi 19-Geography class learns where Salem School is located. 20-Second year typing students drawing pictures. Zl-Reserved seats for teachers in the cafeteria. 22-NVon 'Scutch,' game. f ' N' 25-Reviewing state test pauers. 5 f ' l 26f-Teachers are in lead nlocd. must lseithe weather. Mr. Blosser explained fully the History assignment for tomorrow. November November November December 27flCveryone restless. All are anxious toget out for vacation. ZS--Thanksgiving. ' 'V 29---Thanksgiving vacation. ' ' ' . 1 : ' v 2-Evervone evtremely cold in school today. Must this be because of john l',.21l.ewis? . V 7 -V - b vu aria, .... , .W - -n- 5' CALENDAR December 3-Vllon Arlington game. December 4-All pupils reviewing state test papers. December 5-One day of state tests over, one day to go yet. Hurrah! December 6-Drew names for Christmas exchange. Play Wlharton tonight. December'9-Geography class helped grade teachers in checking state test papers. ,i . December 10-School very dry today. ' ' December 11-Looks like Christmas will soon be here all the rooms are being decorated. December 12-Annual meeting. December 13-Dull-and gloomy today. December 16-Seniors received graduation pictures. Miss Chandler absent. December 17-Group pictures taken for annual. December 18-David keeps saying no. Shouldn't it be Phyllis Stover? December 19-Kids were in a turmoil. t December '20-Madlyistudying for semester tests. A December 23-One of the great days! Hal what am I saying? Tests. December 24-Tests again'and.Christmas exchange. ,. g December 25-jan. 1-Christmas vacation. J . l 'ir F january 2-HNo school because of icy roads. Good fortune! january 34Still no school. My this year is bringing us luckl january 6-Leo Swartz recites love poem in English class. january 7-Notice. Office calls must be purely business. january 8-Good discussion. in Geography class. january 9-The Goblins will get you if you don't watch out-'Duckie Kear, prophet. january 10-Important game tonight. Defeated Marseilles 56 to 49. january 13-English students giving speeches in class. sVery interesting! january 14-Arlington game. Salem won 62 to 40. ' january 15-fYVhat's the Army made of Don Of january 16-Donna absent. School is quiet. january 17-The boys played a good game. Beat llarpster 63' to' '43, january ZG-Nice contribution for the March of Dimes. january 21-Billy Schmidt has the mumps. School house very cold. january 22-Girls have super basketball game in physical education class. january 23-Music class practice for Uperetta. january 24fl'lay Scutch tonight. 'N january 2741Cvcryone needed props in Physics class today. N january 28-Played Carey. Salem won 51 to 53. january 29-All the Seniors working on the Annual. january 30-Miss.Chandler slaving over annual work. YEL- ' N NN' N 8U8mmww CALENDAR january 31-Played Nevada. Salem won 65 to 28. February 3-I see by the lawn that someone has been using it for a driveway. February 4-Played Bascom. Salem won 56 to 32. February 5-junior and Senior class examine movie projector. Seniors selected class motto. February 6-Near the end of the grading period. Teachers assibning, tests February 7-Donna operated on today. Hurry back t'Diz. February 10-History students will learn presidents and dates or else February ll-History Quiz. February 12-Basketball and baseball pictures taken for the annual February l3wSchool dismissed at 3:00 Friday. Hurrah! February 14-Valentine's Day Sip makes nice drum player in mixed c orus. February 17-Boys go to Carey to practice basketball. February 18-Geography test. School dismissed at 3:00 for tournament. February 191-A regular school day. Wie have all of our classes. February 20-Salem won the County Tournament. February 21-Betty Schmidt teaches the first and second grades. February 24-Salem drew Lykens for the Sectional Tournament February 25-Mumps are being moved out-pupils coming back to school February Z6-Did Grace Livingston Hill die? English class replied Xes February 27-journey to Bascom to play Lykens. February 28-Salem beat Lykens 68 to 20 in a tournament game at Bascom March 7 - S -Senior Scholarship tests. March 8-Salem won second place in the Sectional Tournament at Bascorn March ll-F. F. A. Parliamentary Procedure contest held at Fden School March 18-District Parliamentary Procedure contest. March 21-High School Operetta. March 24-Sports Banquet. March 26 - 27 - 28-State Every Pupil Tests. March 28-County Musical. March 31-County Teachers meeting. April ll-junior Play. April 11 12-Preliminary District St April 20-Baccalaureate. April 25-Commencement - Hurrahl April 25 26-Eighth Grade Test. April 29-judging Tour for F. F. A. ate Scholarship Test. janet Koehler 'U -- - - --- -f v IG!! u YEL 222228328282 22228!!2XX!!!22!2X23X23!2281XZ!8X2!22X32!3Z828SXX2X!2222X322X822 1VIE1VIORYlfOF Dick Baker, they say, was naarried one day. Took his wife with a n1ayor's consent, lnherited a pile. and lived in great style. But died without paying the rent. janet Koehler, fair blonde, became quite fond, Of a dark-haired, and handsome young gentg He took her to Maine, out East in a plane, For a gay wedding trip which they spent. Dave Snyder. no doubt, felt very put out, X'Vhen they told him he had to leaye towng X lt was really a sight when he hired a kite, And blew up, when he should have stayed ' down l ' Betty Schmidt, full of fun, shouldered a gun, XN'ent alone to explore on a tripg Met a rancher out west, who loved her the best, K And, gave her his ranch for a tip. Paul Orians so dark, went to a new park, Met a beautiful girl' on a bench, lfler voice was so sweet, her charms so complete, She captured his heart with her French! Betty Karg, a sweet beauty who wrote, Once wrote her dear sweetheart a note: The answer she got, an X marked the spot. 4. J ', sv ' l love you, and of this we quote: IN MEMORY OF Larry Logsdon it's told, once got quite bold, W'hen flirting with a girl named Graceg He went against Fate, and asked for a date, And she smacked him one, right in the face! Lou Rowland, we hear, has conquered her fear, Of water, howe'er deep it might beg And if you are there, you'll see them come up for air, For she married a pearl diver at sea. Don Orians of fame. a wrestler became, His strength and his skill hard to heatg But when he met Ioe, that's Louis you know, He toppled right off of his feet! Rose McI3eth it seems, dreamed wonderful dreams, Of a handsome prince charming who'd be, The one she could adore, and who she waited for In her cottage that stood by the Sea. Don Kear is quite blue, for he swallowed a shoe, XVhile trying to untie a knotg And now he is ill, he can't take a pill 'Cause the doctor's don't know what he's got! Oh, by the way, Donna Vlalter one day, NYhile hiking along a wee lbrookg I Looked in at one place, saw a sweet face. And then said, Now I know how I look! -Don Kear Sz Lou Rowland 2338883822223 .IN U'4Gl F' X A lxfisff' . 1,' VJ 'I it - N - R i , . 1 1 .Q + A r fl. . ,V X .w 4' .. 5' ' f 1 1 , Sw, R Alai, Vu.,-, iigf -A 5 hr a g . LK , X. K. N . N 5 l K. I Q 'Hx I
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