Salem Township High School - Finish Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

66GNEWE5563565HSHMEEEHHEEEGQEEE65633656356565 THE FI IH of 1948 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS Hof SALEM HIGH SCHOOL CO-EDITORS-REVA ORIANS, WILLIAM SCHMIDT BUSINESS MANAGER-JOSEPH LOGSDON Z?t55Z3tS5Z5tS5Z?t35ZStS5Et?SateliteZiitiltieE335SieEidtSt5QiS56t35Z5'i3Z5t56tS5Z3EZ3tS5E565Kite6435G35EiijGioH25Ziidlgte135135ZSt56t36t3Z5i'S56iS5Z5iti56t56io FGREWORD . We, as the Class of '48, have tried to live the meaning of our motto, Forward Everg Backward Never. We glance back inmemory for just a moment to think with grateful feelings what our parents and many others have done to help us this far along in our lives. At the moment our standards are ever forward with the greatest of zeal for a good future. The Editors L DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1948, dedicate this annual to Mr. Blosser. It is only through his help and guidance that we have been able to finish this annual. We also wish to thank him for his most sincere efforts which he has given us during the past eight years. 4 J r ANNUAL STAFF Co-Editors - Reva Orians, Bill Schmidt Business Manager - - Joe Logsdon Advertising Managers - - - Leo Swartz, Gaylord Trautman, Bill Weaver Literary Editor - - Evelene Moses Sports Editor - - - Joan Weaver Snapshots - Mary E. Schmidt, Jeanette Schmidt Circulation Manager - - - Shirley Frank Activities - Saloma Frank Calendar Rosella Kear Humor Winifred Davidson Advisor - Mr. Blosser 3 1 J f! 5! ji fl 3 I 1 J 3 ,. 4 ' ,2 ii . 43 . 3 I i 'I 553354554555554358245Z?s?56?S5Z?i5ES?55?3?9'?S5Z?i556ff5l5?35Z??3l5i56435254525564356456456455155564564356455H55354556456456456+56?5i6f?56?55Z?456?5Ew?5 ADMINISTRATION Hangar Control Board Appreciation Flight Instructors ?pt5tft55ZS't5Z5t5Z5t5655EtijESt35Z3t356t56ti5ZSif5Z?t5QtiiiitdgtfjQifddtii23523935545564365234564352545545F5432243534563554355456455E?i5EtS5ZQt5Z?i55t55Z3t5 HISTORY OF OUR SCHOOL Salem School started in 1921. The school board members at that time were Henry Stephan, President g O. C. Berg, M. Schoenberger, Robert Gottfried, Louis Weaver, Otto Gottfried, Clerk. The gymnasium, which was built on to the old building, was first used in 1937. Mr. Wayne Weaver has been our janitor for the past 26 years. Our superintendents were as follows: Mr. U. A. lVIcBeth, 2 years, Mr. Ashenfeller, 1 year, Mr. Gofy, 1 year, Mr. C. J. Rasmus, 7 years, Mr. D. W. Oman, 1 year, Mr. K. V. Ohl, 3 years, Mr. M. E. Shank, 2 years, and Mr- J. H. Blosser, 8 years. CONTROL BOARD Left to Right-Arthur Gottfried, member, Willis Binau, Pres., Marion Beach, member, Robert Koehler, Vice President, Carl Frank, member, J. Harold Blosser, Supt. 5SSZSYSSZSYSJGrd555Z5rE56tS5Z5t5ZStS5Gi5Z5iS5ZSi'f3Z5tS5i'5Z?tEZ5tS56t56i'56t3Z?pt5Z5iS56t55Z?i5J6t55'?55Z5tS3Eirf3EioZ54 4 6455 t55i5Z5iS56tS5Z5ieZ?i5EtS5 4 Y APPRECIATION The Seniors of 1948 Wish to show our appreciation to everyone who has helped us to reach our high school graduation. ' We wish to thank the teachers for the many hours they have spent in teaching us many good and useful lessons. Our parents also deserve many thanks and much appreciation for the sacrifices they have made to give us this education. S 06 J. Harold Blosser, Supt. University of Michigan Rawson H. S. History At Salem 8 years Richard M. Backensto E. Marie Chandler Paul' H. Groth Bluffton College Ohio Northern University Bowling Green University Allentown, Pa. H. S. Marseilles H. S. Arcadia H. S. Mathematics, Phys. Ed. English, Latin Science At Salem 3V2 years At Salem 20 years At Salem l year Donald E. Jones Marcille Steiner Charles E. Crook Ohio -State University Bluffton College Ohio State University Prospect H. S. Bluffton H. S. North H. S. Agriculture Home Ec., English Music At Salem 2 years At Salem 6 years At Salem ZV2 years I I . ...: A .l . llrss . :fa ' . rss. get 2 T : . . Esther Lange Mrs. Phyllis Strub Mrs. Helen Veith Bowling Green University Bowling Green University Bowling Green University Clyde H. S. Upper Sandusky H. S, Carey H. S. Grades Five and Six Grades Three and Four Grades One and Two At Salem l year At Salem l year At Salem 3 years a 1 Q 3 1 1 i 4 ,Z 4 11 5 fi I fi li F-535645645G4555455Z?t5ZQt3Z5tS56t35ZSt35Z5t5Z?i5Z?iZ5Z5i36t5Z?t?55t35645Z5tS56i3i6tE5Z5iS56i5?9i36tE5ZSiS3E543QtE36'?S6t3l?,t256t5Z3t56tS56i556t56tS56t5Ei56ir5 PILOTS Senior Class Officers President - - William Schmidt Vice President - Mary E. Schmidt Secretary - Evelene Moses Treasurer - - Reva Orians Class Will Who's Who Class History Senior Class Play Class Prophecy Class Poem Baccalaureate Commencement 6435645565435E5555535E543654552355Z??556?S5ZS?S6?S5Z?+3Z?1L55Z5?S5Erf3Z5ii56335235E545Q'?55Z??S5Z345lE+S5E543E5435436436535645645645Z?i564S564r3K5+55tiS5Z??56?SES+E5 CLASS MOTTO Forward Everg Backward Never CLASS FLOWER Americali Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Green and Gray I am content to move on in ' ' I h h Quiet y s e lyvendsx er SJENIORS OF 1948 Gaylord Trau Ima n GayIie my own way. A ' F Tig if 5: Y? 552' fz- 4 ., , it . it fs.. , tu . -,.i , fi : Shirley Frank Shirley A quiet, unobtrusive Iass. Evelene Moses . Evie way. Joan Weaver llJoll 1 A maiden fair, whose real worth needs no interpreter. Saloma Frank ' ' Salome She speaks. not an unnec- essary word. I 1 W William Weaver ll illll B What's work when pure xfun is concerned? P. asseezseeseeasteaseeasareeafeeezseaasaseeaseasezaezaeeeaizseeaeeaseeeee+af,eeee+stezaeeteeee CLASS WILL The Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1948 We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty eight, County of Wyandot, State of Ohio, being adjudged sound of mind and memory, do make public and - declare this our last will and testament. To the Juniors, we bequeath our place of dignity, our good looks, our charm- ing manncrs, and our stateliness, provided they make good use of our example. To the Sophomores, we bequeath the responsibility of continuing all the good habits displayed by all Seniors. 5 ' To the Freshmen, we bequeath three more years in which to think. I, Winifred Davidson, do hereby will my example of always looking up to Margery Koehler. I, Shirley Frank, do hereby will my example of quietness to Phyllis Binau. I, Saloma Frank, do hereby will my place in Home Ec. to Sue Rowe. I, Rosella Kear, do here-by will the good advice of not having every night dates to Berdine Weaver. I, Joe Logsdon, do hereby will my sleeping quarters in chemistry class to Darrel Park. I, Evelene Moses, do hereby will my place as Class poet to Bobby Walter. We, Reva Orians and Bill Schmidt, do hereby will our positions as co-editors to Richard Gottfried and Clara Thiel. I, Jeanette Schmidt, do hereby will my place as handyman to all teachers and everyone. I, Mary Ellen Schmidt, do hereby will my place as cheerleader to Grace gear. fx I, Leo Swartz, do hereby will my job of throwing erasers in bookkeeping class to a Sophomore boy. I, Gaylord Trautman, do hereby will my habit of going to Sycamore to Ralph Orians. I, Joan Weaver, do hereby will my seat No. 4 in any room to Mary Alice Dible 'for its inspiration in making 10072 in recitation work. , I, William Weaver, do hereby will my art of supplying humor in English Class to Jim Shumaker. Witnesses: Reva Orians Bill Schmidt. g e Mary Ellen Schmidt Jeanette Schmidt Rosella Kear Rosle She doth well who does her best. Leo Swartz Peanut He who travels alone trav- els farther and faster. Mary Ellen Schmidt Smitty Music washes away the ' lust of everday life! William Schmidt' ,, D sin r Just a mighty good scout. n Winifred Davidson Wini Experience is the best teacher. Jeanette Schmidt Jennie Life is a serious problem- boys, too. Joseph Logsdon Joe l Hail to the man who first invented sleep. Reva Orians Revo Why trouble trouble until trouble troubles you? AVG FQ 6 6 AVE www E 6 5 A6 FE E MQ M G MQ AVG hm .VG FE 6 VE 6 as ww WNW 3 PQ PG 6 WW WM 6 5 www ww 5 pg M6 MQ 5 hw 6 km M H ww 6 ww M6 ww M79 Q M H bg M mmm pg AVG FAM AVG FAM 'VG ww M 6 www ,Sava Hag -gmmaoa Awgwcm .llklll llll M Eta lll,l.I.l mgog gn AAA.AAI-AVI4l.4 'ami pgem .A44lA BECGEHQQ cgi QVAIIIIII IAI.4.'. M WO? 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The members of our squadron were: Rosella Kear, Joan Weaver, Reva Orians, Mary Ellen Schmidt, Charles Davidson, William Schmidt, Shirley Frank, Saloma Frank, Joseph Logsdon, Robert Walter, Melvin Hall, Nelson Sweigard, Ralph Orians, James Sticf, Kathleen Park, and Mary Gaster. Our instructor was Miss England. During our second year of school two of our members departed from us, name- ly, Robert Walter and Melvin Hall. Also we added the two namcs of Frederick Gallant and Gene Einau to our squadron. Our instructor was Miss Horn. We entered our third year with Miss March as our flight instructor. During' this year Virginia Snyder, Helen Joseph, Florence Joseph, Glenn Parks, and Mary Ellen Carey joined us and at the same time Charles Davidson and Mary Gaster de- parted from us. As we were looking forward to our fourth year at school, Virginia Boren, Barbara Myers, Winifred Davidson, and Evelqne Moses joined us, while Mary Ellen Carey, Florence Joseph, Helen Joseph, and Frederick Gallant left us. Miss March again, was our instructor. Nineteen-forty found us in the fifth year of flight through school, bringing Beat:ice Watson, Proc Pace, Russell Boren, Ralph Sherman, William Weaver, John Conley, and Ransom Fletcher with us while departing from Jus were Ralph Orians, Gene Blnau, Nelson Sweigard, James Stief, and Barbara Myers. We had as our instructor Miss Weekly. VVith summer vacation over we retu:ned to the same room with the same instructor. Joining us were Donald Clinger and Maxine Southward. Leaving our squadron were Virginia Snyder, Proc Pace, Beatrice Watson, Glenn Parks, Ransom Fletcher, Ralph Sherman, and John Conley. As we then started another year of school, we entered the seventh grade. Our flight instructor was Miss Steiner. To our squadron we added Jeanette Schmidt P l l A an .- .- Fate Z?-Q5i5+f-EZEQ 6'S5?5t56iS5Z5i?5Z5iS5Z5i5liteE355ZiieeieZ3iS5Z?i255aiS5ZitodoZ5i56i5Ei56i55Z5t3EiS5Z5i5645645233525435Qieiiteeieeieeieereer eeeiasee CLASS HISTORY and Charles Jacobs. Leaving us were Donald Clinger and 'Maxine Southward. During our eighth year we added three members to our squadron. These were Charles Davidson, Raymond Cramner, and Leo Swartz. This year our flight in- structor was Mrs. Lane. We had a total of 19 members in our squadron. The next year being our first year of high we had 21 members in our squad- ron. They were as follows: Evelene Moses, Leo Swartz, Russell Borcn, William Schm'dt, William Weaver, Joseph Logsdon, Raymond Cramner, Charles Davidson, Joan Weaver, Hilda Collins, Winifrcd Davidson, Rosella Kear, Saloma Frank, Shirley Frank,'Mary Ellen Schmidt, Virginia Boren, Jeanette Schmidt, Derry Risner, Reva Orians, Virginia Snyder, and Leon Rowe. Our Hight instructor was Miss Chandler. During our next year we had Miss Steiner as our instructor. Added to our squadron were: Gaylord Trautman and Jerry Risner, but leaving us were: Leon Rowe, Derry Risner, Raymond Cramner, Charles Davidson, Hilda Collins, Virginia Boron, and .Russell Boren. Then we had a total of 16 members in our squadron. For our Junior year, we had Miss Schalkhauser as our flight instructor. We added one newcomer, Nellie Morris, to our squadron. We lost one member, Jerry Risner. This made a total of 16 members in our squadron. We had Mr. Blosser as our flight instructor for our final year of high school. Leaving us were Nellie Morris and Virginia Snyder. This made a total of 14 mem- bers to complete our 12 years of high school. Our class flower is the American Beauty Rose and we chose as our class colors, gray and green. Forward Ever, Backward Never was chosen as our class motto. Of the 16 little boys and girls who entered the first grade in 1936, eight members of our squadron have completed the entire 12 years of flight together. They are as follows: Shirley Frank, Saloma Frank, Rosella Kear, Joseph Logsdon, William Schmidt, Joan Weaver, Reva Orians and Mary Ellen Schmidt. Shirley and Saloma Frank K l llllllll? Ui P astimezeasasesteasaszsetietetistezaistsefaseaizsiiaszsezaezzstimezaetiastiszaiaszaiasastiseetstee'sse+etf za HIGH PRESSURE HOMER Directed by Marcille Steiner 1 THE CAST Junior Woodruff .....,.... , Zenith ...........,..................,........,.......i. Mrs. Margaret Taylor ...i..... Boots Woodruff, ..........,,..'..'.,.,..., Mrs. Chester Woodruff .,,.. -... Arlene Woodruf .,,,..... Chester Woodruff ,..,.... VVade Woodruff ,,.,... Aunt Cora .....,..,.,.................,.......,...,..... Homer Hampton Haywood ,.,....... Bunny Taylor- .,............................. Chetwynte Cluett .....,. PRODUCTION STAFF T lckcts ,...... .............,.....,.......,. - .....,.....,..,.,.......,... . ......,..... Make-up .....,,. THE PLAY By Bruce Brandon William Weaver Rosella Kear Saloma Frank Jeanette Schmidt Reva Orians Mary Ellen Schmidt .Q ............,..,...,., Leo Swartz William Schmidt Winifred Davidson Joseph Logsdon Joan Weaver Gaylord Trautman Evelene Moses Shirley Frank Miss Chandler One of the most fascinating and diverting comedies of family life is that of High Pressure Homer. Mr. Brandon has attacked his subject from a new Viewpoint and the result was an evening of 'sheer joy for our audience. The entire action of the play takes place in the living room of the Woodruff family. And what a family it was! Mother Woodruff just adores funerals because she finds them so stimulating and meets so many of her friends there! Father Woodruff loves to go to fires. Junior Woodruff, their son, is of a mechanical bent. He can fix anything Qand doesj and he also gets great joy from shooting a rifie. Boots, their daughter loves to act and is rehearsing a part at the most inopportune times. Amidst all this confusion, Aunt Cora arrives with her pet chicken. Arlene, their adopted daughter, is practically engaged to Homer Hampton Haywood, who believes in em- ploying high pressure salesmanship methods. Wade Wainwright arrives on the scene and a victim to Arlene's charms. When the self-assured and confident Homer plunges the entire family into grief, Arlene broke her engagement and vows never to see Homer again. The laughs continued right up to the final curtain. Many human touches were developed during the course of the play but it is one that was primarily written for laughing purposes and the curtains were avalanches of laughter. Winifred Davidson T, A 5 1? V? 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In another section of Chicago I visited Winifred Davidson, who is at the head of the largest orphanage in the world. She had some experience in caring for children at home and she certainly has made good use of it. My next stop was Detroit where I visited Bill Schmidt. Bill is the owner and the president of the much enlarged Schmidt Machine Company, which now covers thirty acres of land. Bill told me that he and his father have a patent on Fluid Drive Powered Motors and that they will have to enlarge the factory because of the great number of orders for these motors. From Detroit I traveled to New York City to attend a famous concert. I thought the star singer look familiar, but as I was in the rear section of the audience I wasn't sure. Only when she sang the High C was I sure of her identity. It was our own Mary Ellen Schmidt. This is quite an honor for Salem as well as for her. I was very happy to arrive back in good ol' Salem several days later. Every- thing had changed since 1948, but it was still Salem. Gaylord Trautman is quite a successful farmer in this section of the country. He has a Very modern dairy farm, which covers 600 acres of land. This farm is known the world over for its famous products. 'SSEYEZS4 ZS' 25645GSS2543if-5553335643525435E435SieeieeteetijeteeteeheteeteeteKiteGteiiteeieeteZ5tS5Z5i5Z5i5l3iS5Z5iS56iS56-teiifiiETESGYSGYECYB CLASS PROPHECY Also not far from here Shirley and Saloma Frank have a Summer resort, which is visited annually by thousands of famous people. I should like to have spent my summer here, but as I had five more of my former classmates to visit and most of my vacation already spent, I had to go on. Before I left Salem, I had the pleasure of attending the opening of the new stage hit Salem Memories, starring the one and only Jeanette Schmidt. She is a very successful young star and she told me that she has had offers from almost every producer in the United States. I wonder, could some of her talent have come from her coachin.g and advice received at Salem? I visited Bill Weaver next. Bill has also gone on the stage since his school days. He is the most famous comedy star in the history of stage and screen. Bill always did furnish plenty of comedy wherever he was. I found Joan Weaver in the Salem Memorial Hospital, which is located on the outskirts of Salem City. Joan is the sole benefactress of the hospital as well as being the head surgeon there. She has become quite well known for her .ability to help people get well. I turned westward again as my next stop was Dallas, Texas, where I visited Reva Orians. Reva owns -the famed SHS Ranch, which covers 8,000 acres. This ranch is one of the largest producers of beef in the United States. My journey was drawing to a close with only one more classmate to visit, last, but certainly not least, the renowned Leo Swartz who is working with the atomic bomb commission at Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has invented a weapon even more powerful than the atomic bomb. 1 I was very happy to have been able to visit all of these former classmates, but since my vacation was nearly over, my one thought was that of returning to my Hollywood home. Rosclla Kear 5tS5Zit5Z?t5645KiteE545Gt?E5i55Z5t5Z5t55Zitdeteetii55565435ZStE55i3Z5i25Z5i36E56t5l3i55655555545Kite643645356435645Et5Et556tS5Z3rS56tS56?-1SEt55i5i656t5 CLASS OF ?48 We the class of ILS . it Have had a lot to come our way, We've gone to school for twelve Whole years To learn, respect and to obey. W ' We take with us thewinemory t Of the lessons we have learned, We think of tomorrow's youth And their blessings unearned. As we will no longer be here But will journey on our way, We go our way into life's world . 'Tis the pleasure of our day., Yes, our motto is true . , For it is Forward Ever, Backward Never, ' I J We know that as we graduate A fa it If P It's from the rest of the school we sever, I . . 1 k Evelene Moses P 5431353545645256Z5tS5t5Ji5551t56iS564552545G45Z?iS56ii5ZSif3Z5i5Z5iS5G55435252365ZfSt55i56iQ3GiS5Z5r3Ei-556436i56i56'?56iS56iS5Z?i'ti5Z3i'5l5i'?5Q5ifS5645645235 BACCALAUREATE SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, April 18, 1948 at 8:15 P. M- Processional ------ Mr. Charles Crook Invocation ----- Rev. H. C. Kellermeyer The Heavens Resound ------ Beethoven Boys' Glee Club Scripture and Prayer ---- Rev. H. C. Kellermeyer Alleluja -------- Mozart Mary Ellen Schmidt Hymn, Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken - - Audience Class Sermon ----- Rev. H. C. Kellermeyer Send Out Thy Light ------- Gounod Mixed Chorus Recessional - - - Mr. Charles Crook Ss Pk :lf COMMENCEMENT Twenty-Fifth Annual COMMENCEMENT of SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Friday, April 23, 1947 at 8:15 P. M. Invocation - - - Rev. Mark Mindrup, O. F. M, Conv- Giannina Mia from The Firefly - - - Friml-Riegger Girls' Glee Club Forward Ever g Backward Never - Reva Orians A Pattern Is Needed ----- Leo Swartz Duet -------- from Lakme Mary Ellen Schmidt and Reva Orians Class Address - - -..-- Mark Sauer The Bold Vaquers - - - Guion-Treharne Boys' Glee Club Presentation of Awards ---- Supt. J. H. Blosser Presentation of Diplomas - - - - Mr. Willis Binau President of Salem Board of Education The Hills of Home -------- Fox Mixed Chorus Benediction - Rev. Mark Mindrup, O. F. M. Conv. if U v v u v v u v v v v v v v v v r v v wr v v v U v v v v u wifi if fi. ,fm .1 Wg. gnu .44-fx-fn mf ,. , K f ga aa, ax I 7- H l i Q i ' Marseilles Last Rid 6i56iS5Ei55EESE35612556i?S6i55E355Z?i55E335Gi?Gif?Z5iE5Z?i55iS5ZSi5Z3iE5l5JiS5ZQiS5l3iS5Gi5Z3i56435556i55Z5i3t3i5Z5iS56i356i5Z5i3Z5i56i56i5ZSi5Z5iS5tSi5ZQi5EiE3 C0-PILOTS Junior Class Officers President - Richard Shumaker Vice President - Ralph Orians Secretary - - Phyllis Binau Treasurer - - Richard Gottfried ACTIVITIES Junior Class Play Ki 6' Ei +5EYESEidZiioiiiiiiioEiiiEi?EidZiioeieiiiii6435GioGiai5i5Z?5h56iS5E55555635Eid2356545EeiiidioeidEiijeiiiiiioiioliiiiiiiotiiii sei Gio ii JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Good Gracious Grandma Directed by Mr. Paul Groth April 9, 1948 The Cast Henry Breckenridge-Who hatfs to work anytime ......... ...... George Breckenridge-His cousin, who hates the same ....... ...,..... Mrs. Lennox-Who wants her rent ..,...,,...,.,.......,........,.,..,,,..,........... Helen Allen-A daughter of a family friend ...,.... Cec'le Allen-H elen's younger Clancy-A police investigator Wiggins-His assistant ..,.,..,......... P-Sam-A negro house-boy .,,..,. Delicia-A negro maid ,..,... sister ,.... . ..,.,..,.... .. Richard Shumaker Richard Gottfried Clara Thiel Phyllis Binau Phyllis Stover Robert VValter James Stief Ralph Orians Gene Binau Henry and George Breckenridge, cousins. who would much rather spend money than earn it, find themselvcs in an embarrassing situation when their landlady, Mrs. Lennox, demands a deposit on long overdue rent. An old family friend wires money for Henry's father to cover the expense of entertaining his two daughters over the weekend. But father is in Mexico, and the girls are arriving so the boys decide to keep the money and entertain the girls. Of course they must have a chaperon so Geo ge becomes Grandma with the aid of P-Sam the colored house-boy. The girls arrive with their colored maid, Delicia, who makes a hit with P-Sam. Everything goes fine until Mrs.Lennox discovers that her dress and wig are missing, vhich George is using in his masquerade as Grandma Suspecting Geonge and Henrv, Mrs. Lennox calls in two police investigators, Clancy and Wigfrins, who are unable to discover anything but present many trying situations for Grandma Grandma finally disappears and George re-appears in her place so that Mrs. Lennox can have her clothes back. Helen forgives Henry for deceiving them, and Cecile finds that George's kisses are suspiciously like Gran6ma's and so as the curtain falls there are prospects of thrce sets of wedding 'bells ringing out . . . or three se-ts of necks wrung. f v A fi, ,' ' '17 W 33 T 7QfT L L: ML L and 1 Q., f 1 Wil, ix Q! gf , , 'N X 15 1 v bs if 'iv Ralph Urismse Olarzi Thiel James btief f . , -g,.. , , 7, 2 ,V , :. 2' l'eifA.wi4:f2l2 . . iii wiff ? -fM 4W'f'5 . ffX, Ex ' v1.z5f'j Egg? ig 5551: R' 2 -,ani W . ' H E . X 'W if ,ww if ' fx if K ,gf Y ,K Mi? 2 if' X , 2 Y ' ,S : V-sim!-4 Bic hard Shumaize r ,L V.. Z - L .1 , if 1 14? I LE , EQ L5 5 H54 N 5' if 'Q 'in V1 rx via, J' . if A ,K li ':. ,M 5 4M ,. ffl ' 4 . ..: -,Q f .W ., 5 fi m g- . x -U if Q ' 'S I vi 'fx Qc ti, a Q 35 Q 15' . 41 if A 4 Richard Gottfried 15 Yu, Y . QQ 1 iff N .V Gene Binau W H A x ig Bhyllis Binau Q r V. L' K ' , lbs iifva- ' H 1 25.3 3 5 it A-si? 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Y.. 5 PE 5 W . gm 5 ei . we ' W 2 ff' '31 gmi 2 Q F QQ Nz 4k , '1 ' 5 -am .: m Denali Guiana 5 'sf Q 12 as if L 24 HW? e, Q? -xg Q. 3 sig' T gs-EM ii M52 ,, sri 1 M 'ez ,ff L Km , ef: 1- 1- ' 252' 1,1-,L f, f 'ff m 57f3':2,': 2f2zf,zmi,1-I - . f , ' i N5?iA -is figs.:- Q1 A - ' -1 xii : H : -L1 yssmi- fl - , . .sifffzfff : 37 ' V f'9 5:Z' MEET? xl ?Ei5iF TiqW?f ?3W5??3 Berman D:1'.f'id::Qn Barr 1 Qfxrkfs w 1 5'?35Z?if?S56'?56irE56i551irf?56'?5E1if35645EStE6t5Z3t3E595533655E595E5556235155356554253343555553325435643645E456456456455iS5Z?iS'zZ5t35Z5i35Z3tS5Z5i5Z5iS564513433 BOMBADIERS Freshman Class Oificers President - - Jim Shumacher Vice President - Vernon Koehler Sec.-Treas. - - Donna Schmidt Reporter - Lela Sweigard ACTIVITIES The Freshman Class held a Weiner roast at the Salem School House on October 10,1947. 1 4 L 1552112iSfYgZQ:W3fK'.f7L.SQ?5::- I QW ,afiivf 'Z .Ls .f giiif ju.-2-377 V . fr W. . . ,-vm.,-W .Q-,, H M f .' 159' V Wi 'WW YYVPSE H ' -1- :N - .:f... .ff ,. :fn zafswizl' - my S., ,, .S. .,.. . , ... .,. ?.B2i.,.9,ig xezzm.wg.,L-f,g- 2,5-Q. 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S 4 Z SZ H' Y S-1 is x 5 ,U xr f Q, mad 4 rj 5 L Y 1 , x Y 'ef 1 L s. e X S if '5 fl W , S -f A- , ,-?fml:f2wn 1 J g f ,g 1 ','T5.:3fr:,+f i.,-QQ .Q za 14hafg1l 2.a ufgTf.g1 egf L 1 l5i35Z5i35i5i5Z?i5l?i5E?iS56t5Z3i3Z?i56t5t5i35Z5tS5Z5iS5E3i55iE5Gi5Z5tEZ5'?3Z?iS5E55ZSiS56i5Z5iS56tS5Z?i56iS5Z5it5Z5iS5Z3iS5Zir3515i 55656'S5655ZS5Z5E5l5r5Z5rS5Z5'e TAIL GUNNERS Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS President ,.......... - .... ......... Ronald Morrison Vice President ......... .,....,... P atricia Fulk Secretary .............. Treasurer ......., Reporter .......,... ......,.. Ardyth Orians Barbara Weaver Margery Koehler The eighth grade held a class party on September 24, at the school house. A First Row: Ronald ,garet Alfred Morrison, Anna Bea Nachbar, Dora Wright, fstandingl Mar- Brooks, Ardyth Orians, Pauline Spitler, Donald Davidson, Brooks. Second Row: Grace Koehler, Barbara Weaver. Kear, Maria Aronald, Bonnie Traxler, Pat Fulk, Marjorie wiener roast and games were enjoyed by everyone. Seventh Grade CLASS OFFICERS President .,......... - .... - ...,.,. . Vice President ......... .- ..... Secretary , ............ ..... . . Treasurer ........ Reporter .........., ..- ..., . Barbara Schmidt Charles Gottfried James Gatchell Eugene Best Mary Alice Dible First Row: Barbara Schmidt, Jane Thiel, Naomi Rowe, Jo Ann Bassett, Mary Alice Dible. Second Row: Mr. Groth, Charles Gottfried, James Gatchell, Dennis Orwick, George Thiel, Eugene Best. The seventh grade enjoyed a Wiener roast on October 22 at the school house. The game committee conducted many games which were enjoyed by all. A my ff qw? Q31 A .Ay H5645E55645256515456i55Z3i'S5Z5i56i35ZSi5Z5iS5Z5i55Ei565425136E345Ei35Z?iE5Z5iSS6i35iii?6435E355ir3Z5i5Z3436i5Z5i55Gi555iS5ZQii5Z5i556iS5Z5iri5Z5ieEi'S5Eiz55Z3i ee First Row : Second Row: Third Row : grkluwuvluwll l JUSHUUIU GROUND CREW Grade 1-6 Fifth and Sixth Grades Barbara Bassett, Norma Smith, Jean Ann Smalley, Dixie Everhart, Barbara Brooks, Jean Ann Park, Marilyn Thiel, Jane Frank, Marilyn Karg. Miss Lange, Donald Traxler, Louis Hoepf, Patricia Gatchell, Irene Davidson, Mary Jane Koehler, Nola Smith, Margaret Best, Sharon Kimmel, James Arnold, Terry Gottfried. Wayne Smalley, Billie Rowe, E. J. Wright, Richard Dible, Robert Richards, Billie Shumaker, James Reile, John Beach, David Morrison. U K I 1 U 7 U U N U U U U l X LJr,ALALAbALJhALAl U N P V V V V 5 K V 7 l l V 7 5 5 I' 'r' 1vwv1r-ww v ,Lg e V H , m V X 1-W Q S , ,A hw . 'SEVU Wf- Q A A D1'C..1 i'f5 t5i356iz356i56iS5E335ESi'fi56i55Z5i?5Z3i55Z?i35EiireiiiediiiliieZSi?5l5i'f?5Z5iS5Z?i'?255iS5Z?ifi5EiS5Z5i3Z5i5Z5iE55iS5Z?i5Gi5Z5i5ZSiS56'?355'?5i5ifS5Z5i56i56i5i5iS5Z5iS5Ei5Z?i35Z5is First Row : Second Row: Third Row : First Row : Second Row L Third Row z Third and Fourth Grades Russell Gottfried, Marilyn Miller, Nancy Atkins, Lois Smith, Arden Mittermaier, Gaylon Rowe, Robert Harris, David Binau, Wilbie Rowe, Paul Beach, Jessie Davidson, Nancy Traxler. Betty Koehler, David Hoepf, Rose Ann Weaver, Dolores Shumaker, Mollie Shearer, Larry iDible, Dennis Swartz, Ronald Miller, Earl Weaver, Marion Karg, Bobbie Arnold, Robert Gatchell, Jerry Karg, Curtis Wright. Nancy Veith, Sandra Morrison, Elaine Gohl, Mark Davidson, Basil Moses, Joyce Frank, Georgia Gatchell, Genevieve Nachbar, Roy Laudenslager, Kenneth Gottfried, Margaret Gottfried, Patty Kimmel, Mrs. Strub. First and Second Grades Dennis Everhart, Martha Sanford, Rachel Davidson, Louise Shearer, Gene Atkins, Clarice Traxler, Edith Arnold, Carolyn Weaver, Glenn Smith, Rachel Shumacher. Mrs. Veith, Elaine Sigemoref Marjorie Gatchell, Sandy Bright, Patsy Sizemore, Kathleen Rzile, David Schmidt, Jane Kear, Carolyn Schmidt, Diana Gottfried. Leo Smalley, Leroy Gohl, Clifford Myers, Gary Miller, David Brooks, Dickie Atkins, Roger Orians, Larry Thomas, Whitney Best, Dennis Dible. L50 Pwr F535i5lS56l35E5'l3E35?5l356l6SZ5lQ5Z5l5Z5iSE5lSSZ5lS555553-5i5,l35Z3l5l5JlS56lS5ElfiiZSEYQSSE54r5l5E5Z3l5ElS5Z5l5645?i5Z5l55Z?i56l5lQl56l4rE56lS5iQlf3Z?,lSSZ5lE56l5ZQl5i5al5 PORT Basketball Baseball f Cheerleaders asea5eeeaezfee+s5e+ee+a5e+eeaa+af,easelsseeeeaeasteaseeeeaszseasasaseeelaseaszeazseaeasa'aszaeaee to VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD C...I.1f,iiI.1Zhfp Eden .........................,..,....................,..................,.....A... 28 .......,,......,............,.,...,....A........ Salem .A................. - .... - ....,.......,.... 30 There Wharton .-..-.. ...- ..... 21 ,.,.. - .... -. .- ,.......... Salem ..... - .... -. .- ,... -.....39 Here Sycamore ...... ....,..... 2 6 ........,..... ..,. ........, S a lem ..... - ....,.. ............. 5 6 Here Marseilles ..... . ...- ..... 30 ......,....... ....... 1 ...,. S alem ............... .-,..- ..... 35 Here Harpster ............. .......... I 6 ..... - ,...... ..- ..,....... Salfm ......,.... -. ..... -... .......,...... 29 There Carey ...., - ,.......,. - ......,.. .......,.. 3 3 ..... - ....... ..-...- ..... Salem ...,. - ..... - .... -,..- ..,....... - .....,.... .38 There McCutchenville ..... ...... .... 2 7 ..,,..,....,.. . - .........,. Salem ............ - W.- ..............,.. 29 There Nevada ..,... -...-...1 .... -.. .,- .,..,...... 21 ......,.... -. ...... - ....,. Salem ...., - ..... -. - ..,..... ...87 Here Holmes Liberty ..,..... .,.................. 2 5 ...........,.. .........,.... S alem ..... N ,..,.,., - ..., - ..... 26 Here Vanlue ..... - .......... - ..,.. -...- .....,..... 24 ......,....... .......... ,....,. - ...., S a lem ..... , ..,.... .- .........,. 35 There Arlington ...... ..- ,.......... 25 ........... . .... - .......,... ,...- ........... Salem ..... . ........ . .... . ..... 51 Here Wharton .......,. ..,- .,... 26 .........l. -. .....- ....,..,...,..,.. Salem ,......,.,. ,. .- ........... 32 There Carey ..... ,.......,. 2 9 ,......,,.. -. ......,....... Salem ,,,,. - .... -. .- ........... 58 Here Eden ............ ....,.,... 3 I ..,.. - .... -. .. .... . ..... Salem ..... - .... -.. - ........... 59 Here Sycamore ...,. ....,..,.. 2 8 .....,...., ,. .- .,......... Salem ...,., -..,-. ..... -... .- ......... ..45 There Marseilles ...... .......... 3 6 .............. .- ....,....,. Salem ......,.,.. - .... - ..... -...- .... - .,......... 35 There Arlington -... ,.- ,..., 36 ..... , .,..... ., .....,.,... Salem .,... - .,.. -. - ....,.... - .......,,.. 49 There Harpster ..,........,.........,......................l...............,........ 26 ..............,.................,.........l..... Salem ,....,..... - .,..........,.,.,,....,............ 36 Here WYANDOT COUNTY TOURNAMENT 1948 Championship McCutchenville ......,.,.. -., ..... 13 ..,.. - ..l......L - ...,.,,... - ....,..... - ,......... Salem ...,.,..... - ..... - - ..... -.- ..... 1..- ..... 45 Nevada Sycamore ............ -,.. ..,,.........r 34 ...r. . ......,.... - ,..,.,...........,...,...,... ,..... S alem .,,..., -.- ..,.. 4. ....... ....,,, - ...- ..,........ 41 Nevada Marseilles ,.., ..,.....,.., - ..... 2 7 ,.... - ........... .-..- .... , .... , .... - ........., Salem ...,. ---H ......,... . V..,........,..,... ........... 31 Sycamore DISTRICT TOURNAMENT District Runnerup Butler .,.......,...... .- ........... 20 .......,,.. , ....,............,,.,. - ....,l...,,..... Salem ..... - .... ...- ....,......,,... - .... - ........... 33 Bascom Whetstone ,,,,.,.r - .,.......,.,........... 30 ........... . .... W..- .... - .... . ...,......,..... Salem ......,......., - ....,.................. 51 Bascom Marseilles ........,..,........ - ........... 46 ......,..., - .....,.... - ,,.. - ,... - .,.. ,.., ..... Salem ..,..........,.....,....,,,.................. .........,.... 4 4 Bascom The Eden game was looking very bad at the beginning for the Cornhrskers. The score at the half was 20 to 10. At .the last minute we finally got ahead. The Sycamore game at Salem proved to be Logsdon's best record with 10 points. Binau scored 8 out of 14 field tries in the first Marseilles game in which Salem won 35 to30. Walter scored 12 points on 7 shots in the Carey: game at Carry. In this game Bill Weaver received a black eye. Kisseberth of Scutch was running wild with 17 points while Walter, Binau and Weaver had 5 points apiece. Weaver and Ralph Orians had 16 points apiece as Salem runs out of control to score 87 points at the Nevada game. At the Holmes-Liberty game the boys did a very nice job of stalling for 4 minutes and holding their one point lead of 26 to 25. The score at the halftime was 14 to 6 in favor of Wharton, but Binau's 13 points helped out there in winning the ball game. Weaver's high record was in the Carey game in which he sifored 22 points. Fonr of Edf'n's starters fouled out as Salem wins 59 to 31 just after Eden had beaten Marseilles. Schmidt had 13 points in the Sycamore game. Parsell's 21 points beat us 36 to 35 at Marseilles. Only 13 points were scored against us in the county tournament Scutch. Schmidt himself scored 15 points. Weaver's 15 points helps Salem Win the County Tournament 31 Marseilles. In the Whetstone game Schmidt sprained his ankle and could not We were defeated bv Marseilles in the final at Bascom. Parsell as he got 25 points in the district finals. Salem scored 1014 points for an average of 42.3 per game to our points for a 27.8 avernfm ner game. game against to 27 rgainst plav. was too good opponents 663 Our team scored 39.5 per cent of their shots for the field. Thirty-three per cent is uswallv considered excellent. Fifty-one per cent was our foul percentage this year, 67 Was our aim. ..wen.mJL.msL.wJL.msq.w4a.wJLJLALALJL.m.1LsL.w.1LAL..-Lsusususasa -ws'.4LJL.m.m.mN.oLemmaLange.w4L.1LJf..mJL.'LJLJu.ms,, .. A ,J ,.' ... 'Ur1rm'vr'mwrw.-m 'mnvnrwrwrwrwrnrvrm-'m'.r1rnrwrwwwrz rnrfmwvnr'bvurwrwrwr'm1r1v1r'mvrwrwrnvwwmavwr'.r'm1r1rwr'1.r' 'nrmrw ur- i3??w?'f37JI ,.,.x.,, ?i!3f'fJYH 021 Iii asa+aae4aszf,+aasaszeaaiszslsiaaaas545545543asasasaalazala555545645aseaglaaasasa+ae+szQ+aza+asaazQ+aa+aa+s laa+aza'a 4 aaa RESERVES BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Eden ..,....... Wharton ............ Sycamore ......... Marseilles ......... Harpster .,............ Carey ............,..........,..,.... McCutchenville Nevada ........,..........,...... , Holmes Liberty Vanlue .......,..........., Arllngton ............. . Wharton ...... Carey ....A..... Eden .........l...... Sycamore ....,... Marseilles ........ Arlington ...,.... Harpster ..,.... Eden .,.....,......... 'Sycamore .......... Wharton ........ 1947-48' There Here ...............Saleml.......... Here i..............Salem......,.... Here There ..........Salem................ There There Here Here There Here There Here .,,.........,..Salem..,........ Here ..........Salem..l......,...... There ..........Salem..,,.,.......... There ...........Salem................ There .......,Salem.l.,.,,..,. Here WYANDOT COUNTY TOURNAMENT RESERVE ,.....Sal-em., Nevada Salem. ...... .,.... ...,...,...,........,.. 5 0 Sycamore Salem ..,,...,....... .,..,......................., 4 1 Sycamore Championship First Row: Nelson Sweigard, Jim Stief, Dick Shumaker, Leo Swartz, Ralph Orians, Dick Gottfried, Donald Orians. 1 Second Row: Mr. Backensto, Bernon Koehler, Donald Dible, Vernon Moses, Cletus Orians, David Gottfried, Dick Schmidt, Jim Shumaker, Dick Gottier. CHEER LEADERS ' Left to Right:'Berdine Weaver, Mary Ellen Schmidt, Joan Weaver, Phyllis Binau, Jeanette Schmidt.. H56i?5Z3i5ZSiS56i85i55i8Z5i5EiS5ZSiS5Z5i8i5i8Z5i356i8Z3i8Z?i56iS5Z5i8GiS5H83556iE56SEi85i3Z?iS5648645238GioE335GiodiaeioE5i35lZiS5EiS56i8Z5i56i5 Baseball Schedule, 1947 Sycamore ...,......,........... 1 .........,..................,........ ........., S alem ..,.......... .... . 9 Marseilles ....,.. ......, 9 .........,.. ..,,...... S a lem ......,...... .......,,.. 1 3 Nevada ............. ....... 0 ............ .......... S a lem ........,.... ....... . U13 Harpster ......,..,.....,.... ,..,... 1 ............ .,...,..,. S a lem .,........... ........... 7 McCutchenville ,..,... ...........l 1 0 ,....,...... ..,...,... S alem .....,.....,. ,.......... 1 Eden ...,...................,... ..,..,.,.... 1 1 ..,......... .......... S alem ............. .......,... 1 6 Wharton ..,., .......,,.,...,................,..........,......,...,........ 5 ,.....,...................,,....,.................,...... S alem: .,.,....,............ ........... 0 DISTRICT BASEBALL TOURNAMENT - 1946-1947 AT KENTON Holmes Liberty ....... ......, 1 ,.,......... .......... S a lem ..,..,........ ,..,..,... 7 Carey .......,.......,..,..,....... ..........,..,....................l....... 2 ,....,..............,..............,..,,,.....,........,. S alem .....,...,.... .......... 3 REGIONAL BASEBALL TOURNAMENT AT BOWLING GREEN Minister ..... ................. 1 ...........,.........,......,........,............,..,.,. S alem .,........,... ..l....... 2 STATE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT AT COLUMBUS Holgate ........ ....... 4 ............,.........,..,........... .,..,..... S a lem ............,. .......... 3 Baseball Team, 1947-48 First Row: Dick Schmidt, Jim Shumaker, Donald Dible, Vernon Moses. Second Row: Dick Gottfried, Dick Shumaker, Ralph Orians, Bill Weaver, Joe Logsdon, Bill Schmidt, Leo Swartz, Bob Walter. Third Row: Dick Gottier, Nelson Sweigard, Cletus Orians, Jim Stief, Gaylord Trautman, Vernon Koehler, Don Orians, Mr. Backensto. Interesting Points Of Reserve Games, 1947-48 The Reserves defeated Wharton in the finals of the County tournament 41 to 32. This gave Salem .the Championship for the 4th year straight. Salcm's Reserves are now undefeated in 64 games. The 14 players in the squad were used in most of the ball games. Sweigafd had a 10 point average per game, Don Orians had better than 7 poin's average. Stief had about a 6 point average, while Ralph, Leo, and Cletus had a 4 point average per game. Ralph, Jim and Leo, however, just played Vs of the time, Dick Shumakcr and Dick Gottfried .took care of the defense with the help of Dave Gottfried and Dick Schmidt. The Reserve scored 985 points this season for an average of 47 points per game. While the opponents had 338 points with an average of 16 points per game. Q Q f , W is R A' f ' , - f 21 :Er 1' - : A 'K' Smf am ,L M my s e, fl Q ss C111 Q Q P. , - .7L 'W ff K b Y 13' If Ccrfo,c?,,5f r, ., My lm ' f A . .m m ::- ' if ,, LLU, W f::f K M L vfh, iw f.ww,Q ., M u m .V 5 -' F: 'A 'L ' Vi 3 ff'fx VZ- 'f K K in it I- I 'jf '.,k L14 W ,W ffl? I A ,, 1 , --'tg X - Qu 'A . -vvv--: Z' Lf M mmm. ..,, .W .m..WL,,,,,.,,.,.,,M, MMM - ,, . ,N wfTD7S fha u,n7F?' ' 53173-11 i-Ja.:-rue-P-.S Q 4' uv ' U df' AQ' --M '-4 f , - .-f, -W. .M . 1 , V ' V . Saiem Tui+ma'fVBxck lfldma LY f 4 1 f Coach Dick 'Backexxrstow Salem Cornhuskers turned in a 30 in 28 Win over Mentor Mahlfm Wengefs Eden Blue Flames un the latt,er's -'hsmlwnmi Jam nigizxm bun not wmv oiaffii itmiih strxiggle to wriz1g,gmt this Qsctm two points needed for fha ' The score was tied up several times during the 231-at three minutes of-fQVk1y,.h11t 'Lhe Qarz1huskersL came Ihlfsjgxglz in thcylzpgfgfxzmirzmxce withiwe hztflfxyzneaided Lwqiiilnints. m ' . A Binazx, Salexnyceiitier, led the scor- ing for me winners as he collected 12 points on five filed goals and twu free tosses. Forfiden, Dunn, guard, was high point man with 10 points mx ,fnur field gdais and two ire- tosseisg. -' , This Eden reseives also ended the game on the short end of a 49 to 2 scare, 3 Jn a , non-leaguel game Tug.-sdayf Dig1?f li2i mis weekuithe ,Sycamore var-1 sityVbusketballe1's1 turned hack k the Eden Lvm-sity -53 16 343. The next ,':ame'for tbe'B1ue Flash- es will be a ieague game at McGui- chenyijlle Friday night, Nov. 21. ' 6554 ?Qi3ZQ'5Z5'5Z5i3i5i5Z3i335435E535GioZitoEiii5iS525i55E1i56iS5Z5i35iS56t56i3Ei5ZQiS55iS55155Gio64356955ZioZiioeiotiiiiZiioiiioeioiiitiliietifoeioiih BASKETBALL LETTERMEN, 1947-48 Bill Schmidt-Forward Bill was honorary captain of the team this year. This is Bill's last year at Salem. Bill sprained his ankle in the semi finals at Bascom. Salem could always count on Bill for an excellent fioor game. Bill Weaver-Forward Bill scored over 74 per cent of his foul shots this Season. His shooting' average from the field of 42 per cent was also high for the Starters. This is also Bill,s last year. Bill will certain-ly be missed for his beautiful work under our own basket. Gene Binau--Center Gene played his second year of' Varsity Basketball and has one more year to play. Gene scored an even 200 points in his games and led the team in that depart- ment. Gene was noted for his faking and pivot work. Joe Logsdon-Guard Joe has played his last ye-ar for the Salem Cornhuskers and also his fourth year of basketball. Joe was at his best when he had a tall man to, guard. His final game was his best effort. 1 Bob Walter-Guard Bob was the work horse of the team and had much agwgressiveness in having' played in more quarters than any other boy on the team. His 41 per cent shooting' average is very excellent for a guard. Bob has one more year to play at Salem and should improve even more. Leo Swartz-Center Leo did not play a great deal in each game, but because of his competitive spirit and his. wholehearted support he was a very valuable man in bringing the rest of the team up to pre-game fitness. This is Leo's last years Ralph Orians-Forward Ralph led all our shooters in percentage of shots made from the field with 51 per cent. Ralph's best .game was in the county championship game. Next year, his last year, Ralph should prove to be a great help. Richard Shumaker-Guard This year has taken off a lot of rough edges on Dick's 'basketball playing. He should help- us out a whole lot next year. Dick, a junior, still has one more year to play- 2 .lim Stief-Forward Jim is probably the finest natural shooter on the team. Jim has one more Year to play. lllEth more work next year he should help Salem to another good year- llicliard Gottfried-Guard Dick will have one more year to play.. He was used in gllardfng' small fast men an the opponent's team and with another 5 inches on his height Dick should help Salem out quite a bit next year. Joan Weaver H55Zi?55iS?S564r5H5Z54r55E5r55?55Z?+E5Z5?56r564r3Z5?5Z5?52545543F55Z??564r5Z5M?5Z5r564r5l3r5ErQ5i5455Z54E56Lf5 435 4S56r5?5f556455Z??5Z?pr554QZQ4 64 G4 Er? x xrrxxrxr CTIV TIE Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club F. F. A. Cafeteria Calendar Alumni xxx xr vxrxrxx vrx x zsiszaisstiszalszaiasaaiszaiaszsiiszaisszsisasisclszsiszslaszalszaiszaiascs+sszQ+sszase+25zs+sc+sasthasz5+sz5+aszafssa+a1aseieizasaistlaclasiazsiszaiasas Girls' Glee Club President ........... - .... D ...,. W., ...- ..... Reva Orians Vice President ........ ,M ,......,,., Phyllis Binau Secretary ..... , .... ..... - .... M ary E. Schmidt Treasurer .,........ .-..- ,.... , .....,,... W.- ,...,,..... Jeanette Schmidt Librarians ......... .- ,... Lela Sweigard, Donna Schmidt First Row: Reva Orians, Mary Ellen Schmidt, Phyllis Binau, Jeanette Schmidt, Joan Weaver. Second Row: Berdine Weaver, Lela Sweigard, Phyllis Stover, Winifred Davidson, Rosella Kear, Donna Schmidt, Mr. Crook. V Boys, Glee Club President ..... - .,... -4.. ....,.,. Bill Schmidt ' Vice President ........ .,... Bill Weaver Secretary ,..., , .,.. ....... D ick Shumaker Treasurer ..... - .... ,........... - .,............. - .,........i D ick Gottfried Librarians ,.,.. -.. . .,... Dick Gottier,Vernon Koehler First Row: Darrel Park, Joe Logsdon, Dick Gottfried, Bill Weaver, Ralph Oiians, Dick Shumaker, Bill Schmidt. Second Row: Mr. Crook, Cletus Orians, Gaylord Trautman, Dick Gottier, Vernon Koehler, David Gottfried, Vernon Moses, Jim Shumakzr, Dick Schmidt. Aw. ,J ,saawaxns A A .W -5 r, Vvqwq V- W , V V 4 4 ,f.,Nm, W, . T 2 f3'5:fmfe2isgQM fQ5?522i'f'7s?' 1 gg,wLEgf,g,,fQf,s y K H hm QL K 2 Q1 if MS f me WfLpQ5125'3?i5fi5QiQ3if ,.,M,h .kwfsswn ,mx :wif ' -f Qivfaiimifszgffaff 'V : www, -A 5f,ff?'1EEWaifx? 'ifffy . Pg: 'msgs X 555Eiiioietiie6455E355ZiieeieeteeiriliieZiiiiliieliteEieeieeietfiij6i5iQtSGiSSZ5iS5i?i5t3i5EiE55i55EiS5?Qi35Z5i5Z3i556iS5Z5i 645564 64 Gio i Zfrelii 645 F. F. A. President .................... .. Vice President Secretary .............. ....... Treasurer ..,.................... ....... Student Advisor .......,.. Reporter .......,.......,..... .. Advisor ......... Bill Weaver Ralph Orians Dick Gottfried Dick Shumaker Gene Binau Don Orians Mr. Jones First Row: Don Orians, Bob Walter, Dick Gottfried, Bill Weaver, Ralph Orians, Dick Shumaker, Jim Stief, Ciletus Orians. Second Row: Dick Schmidt, Darrel Park, Don Dible, James Kear, Vernon Moses, Dick Gottier, Nelson Sweigard, Bernard Davidson, Vernon Koehler, David Gottfried, Jim Shumaker, Mr. Jones. SCHUOL CAFETERIA Our cafeteria opened on January 30, 1946. Mrs. Carl Gibson has been the head cook during this time. The assistant cooks during the present year are Mrs. Oscar Laudenslager, Mrs. Floyd Sweigard, and Mrs. William Ross. Miss Steiner, our Home Economics teacher, is the supervisor of the cafeteria. The girls who have served the meals this year are Evelene Moses, Shirley Frank, Saloma Frank, and Clara Thiel with Reva Orians as cashier. The seventh and eighth grade girls helped the cooks with the dishes. ,Q All of the students and teachers have greatly appreciated the many excellent meals which the cooks have prepared. We wish to 'thank them for their service during the past years. -3 t 1-Mm wir. W., V WY..-M,,...W,W...,.,,,....... ufkf W Aff1ff?'wJ'21N M M ,fu 3 ,QM ,Aga-1 g, '5 EZf,Ff EA 'Z- WMQQ W A ffziv qmwfaw +4-4? if Wig' vii? -V -5 f i L ,,A, . MEf..',.f,yg5,' bfL.Hh'fy:gj' Qff ag'-v,5L,vv.A'f.,,,2'q 11,,':,,. v.gE7-255341dwg:-sfiwfizlff Q C' 2 'f5 2, 4 -- , . W V -J ,f'.-:J .:5'.1 - '75, :Yfr 1' 5K.,f,'!' 5255551755 w, ' ? 'z : ' f M . Jn 'f5r' 1 ,N E 5 gg: C I cf. fi 5 1? f 5 I 'P P r' MEGRITES WIN EASILY EE 25TH RWM. 335554 E? ii i T RNMGENT EM M MMT Eden Upiet By Sycamore, 46-455 Marseilles Beats Nevada, , 60-295 Salem Topples McCutchenville 45-133 Wharton Wins Ofer Small Group Attend Games ,jg L7 mLA, 5.,L5g,' gi. .fhnfzhv iff az, ,sz Q45 N ' 22 V F l 4'-1 3 my ,,,., , I ,. , W g -, lf4f,.zz.,g, Qi-'j' ,, iw -.155 5 ' 5 V .A E ,, .5 yw u X - 5 T' ' ,M ' ' ' iff . W Q A f ' 7 na ,F , 5 ,J ' . fa s 'wif' ff' L lk ' 4 n m L b 1 .kg ,A ' Q. vw . 21 K .Kg A 9 A' Es:I'i? Q1'i 2 5 Q ,, 1 1 ffl? . 352 lg , , w , ,,.V... 14' 3 f ,A tv My Qing' l5iS56i?5i?i55l5i56iS55i55Z3iE5ZSi35Z?i5SZii35E5iS5Z5iS5Z5i5Z5iS56i5l5iSSZ5i35Z5iS5ZSi55Ei,-liiiiihliiegirij5435135E5i55Z?iS56i5Z?i5548533456i3Z5'l56i56ie'6'?3l51LS5i5iiS5EQi5Z5iSS MATCHING SONG TITLES Winifred Davidson- Another Night Like This Saloma Frank- Tea For Two Shirley Frank-Ditto Rosella Kear- In My Merry Oldsmobile Joe Logsdon- Popper Don't Preach To Me Evelene Moses- The Man I Love Reva Orians- Dreams Are A Dime A Dozen Jeanette Schmidt- Somebody Loves Me Mary E. Schmidt- My How The Time Goes By Bill Schmidt- I Have But One Heart Leo Swartz- Is You Is Or Is You Ain't Gaylord Trautman- I Want A Girl .Ioan Weaver- Dovm By The Old Mill Stream Bill Weaver- Three O'Cl0ck In The Morning' Mr. Blosser- Prisoner Of Love Miss Chandler- You'll Never Know Mr. Groth-- Take It Easy Mr. Backensto- Time After Time Miss Steiner- Where Or When Mr. Crook- I Wonder, I- Wonder Mr. Jones- My Blue Heaven Juniors- Rum And Coca-Cola Sophomozes-'lDoin' What Comes Natur'lly Freshmen-'4We're Forever Blowing Bubbles eieeteeteeieeie334:35354563Gieeteeteeteeieehoteete2355555645255545555634555565564351545645645titiiiiieetii6t56tS56t56'56'S56b Y September September September September September September September September September September September September September September September September September September September CALENDAR 2-School starts-everyone glad to be back-I think. Oh! too bad girls- he's married. A 3-Gee Whiz! A quiz already. 4-Canning peaches in cafeteria this afternoon. 5-Our first ball game-not very interesting. Salem 9, Sycamore 1. 8-Home Ec girls at the fair all afternoon. Aren't they lucky? 9-Quite a few absent for the fair. What long hours Miss Steiner has! 10-12-Yippe! Vacation already--everybody going to the fair. 15-Back to school after a short vacation. 16-Played Marseilles. We won 13 to 9. 17-Juniors ordered ringsg Seniors ordered name cards and commencement invitations. 18-Seniors eliminating plays. 19-Played Nevada. We Won 13 to 0. 22-What are all of the Freshman talking about--could it be next Friday? 23-Election of Girls Glee Club Officers. Home Ec party after school. 24-Jeanette'S birthday. School very dull. 25-Three Junior boys have fight in 8th period study hall. 26-What's everybody laughing at? Could it be the Freshman??? Initiation tonight. Salem beats Harpster 7 to 1. 29-Very dull day-everybody sleepy. 30-What does everybody want to go to the typing room for?? Could it be to listen to theWorldSeries? October 1-Reading our translations in English class. It's still Greek to me. October October October October October October October October October October October October October October Canterbury Tales. 2-Lecture in English class-girls should look up to the boys. We do! ! ! 3-Seniors choose class play, High Pressure Homer . Scutch beats Salem. 6-Miss Chandler says We must learn to spell and keep quiet until called upon to recite lesson. Penalty-A Quiz. 7-Bookkeeping students learn to ask questions in class. Play cast chosen. 8-Dificulty over date for Senior play. Let's compromise and not have it . . OK????? 9-Seniors have pictures taken this afternoon. Look pretty! 10-Miss Chandler advises Bi'll VV. to go to college. He is an A student you know. Salem beats Eden. 13-Everybody sleepy, this must have been the lost Weekend'. 14-First play practice tonight. Miss Steiner 'pops a corny'. 15-All the Seniors sleepy-play practice too long last night. 16-Why was Miss Steiner late for play practice? ? ? Where 17-Salem defeated by Wharton 5 to 0. Must have had too much play was she!! ! practice. 20--First basketball practice tonight. 21-Mr. Blosser asks Ame iian Government class if the pie was good. Also promises an A to the person who soaped his car windows if they will confess. Hallowe'en is coming-you know. October 22-What is everybody laughing at? Oh, the Seniors got their proofs back. October 23-The Senior girls find out when they can blow their noses. i October 24-School has HalloWe'en spirit-corn fodder in Study hall. ' October 27-Play tickets go on sale. Cheerleaders chosen-no opposition. October October October October 30 28-Essentials of a 'pelfect man' listed by Advance Home Ee class. 29-Lecture in American Government class. -Typing class working very hard-must get tax levy letters finished. Reward-large banana Splits. 31-Hurrah! HalloWe'en vacation. Better watch out or the gobblins will get you. 54S5645ZQ45645E3456456455456436456452545645554564564556456456456556455e4S56455J4e64S5ZQ453455645545564564e64564f36456435 4e 4 is 4 et November November November November November November November November November November November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December CALENDAR 3--School very dull-too much weekend. Trouble in first period study hall. 4-Election day-History classes Hnd out how to vote. Don O., class of '47 visits school. 5-Seniors have play practice all afternoon-this is the big night. 6-Everybody sleepy from play. Bad night last night. 7-Home Ec classes go to Bucyrus to see the chrysanthemum show. Lucky aren't they? 10-Monday is Current Event Day says Mr. Blosser. 11-Donna Walters and Betty Karg, class of '47 both back to visit. Nice to have you back! 13-How are we supposed to study without our books Mr. Crook? 14-Seniors receive name cards. Salem beats Eden 30 to 28 in a very good game. 17-I see there are two more boys with G. I. haircuts this morning. It doesn't improve them any either. 18-Salem beats Wharton 39 to 21. 19-American Government class gets out of class by stalling. We'll try anything once. 20-President of school board becomes Grandfather. Congratulations Wick! 21-Salem downs Sycamore 56 to 26. 24-Santa Claus comes early for some people I see. 25-What did we do to deserve all of these tests? 26-Everybody anxious for tomorrow. Salem tops Marseilles 35 to 30. 27-Thanksgiving Day-No school. 28-No school. Recuperating from over cating yesterday. 1-I see everybody survived the vacation. Something new has been added to the gym. 2-Senior boys start selling Ads for the annual. Mr. Crook starts library fund by paying his 3c fine. 3-Why isn't Miss Wagner here? '? ? Did Paul keep her out too late? 4--Why all the long faces? Oh! State Tests. 5-More State Tests-Teachers are missing school instead of students. Salem beats Harpster 28 to 19. 8-Teachers think that bells on your shoes are too much in the Christmas spirit. 9-Start decorating rooms for Chlistmas. We beat Carey 38 to 33. 10-They must have some new rules in basketball this year by the looks of Bill W.'s eye. 11-Mary Ellen proves she is a tender heart in Phys. Ed. ' 12-Salem beats Scutch 29 to 27. We must be slipping. 15-The eighth grade is having another noon session today, this is getting to be a habit! 16-Mr. Groth finds that the roads on Vi1wgil's bus route are slippery. 17-Seniors receive graduation pictures-AFTER they finish decorating Study Hall. 18-Madly reviewing for Semester tests-I might say that we need it. 19-Nevada beaten by Salem, S7 to 21 in a very one-sided game. 22-Last day before tests. Everybody anxious-for Christmas, I mean. 23-Oh woe is me! Tests and more tests. Salem beats Holmes-Liberty 26 to 25. 24-Won't these tests ever stop? We sure need a vacation after this! Merry Christmas everybody. 26-Juniors receive their class rings. 28-Miss Wag'ner's happy day . . . Congratulations! 30-Salem beats Vanlue 35 to 24. 2365H555dt?KiteGtdetiietdFife655535GteeteetdGteiitiidtd6tE5ZStSS3Mt3233565Gt?Gt-3GteiittitiziEtddeeteeteireeteetiieredr Y T is January January 51 to 25. January January January January January J anua1'y January January January J anuary January January J anuary January January J anuary January January January Feb uary February February February Februa gy February bottle of February February CALENDAR 5-Back to school after a much needed vacation. 6-Miss Chandler! Watch your English. Salem played Arlington. We won 7-Could all of the sad looks be because of our grade cards?' 8-American Government class hasn't learned to stall good enough yet- another quiz. 9-American Government students turn lawyers. Wharton beaten by Salem 26 to 32. A 12-Seniors getting measured for caps and gowns. 13-Salem beat Carey 58 to 29. What! No black eyes this time. 14-Mr. Crook having trouble with the boys in music. 15-What are all of the gills talking about? ?? Oh! Last night was Wednes- day night. 16-Who is the lucky guy, Evelene? Nevada beaten by Salem 87 to 21. 19-Juniors and Seniors can't decide what to do with all of their money. Annuals go on sale. -Lovell bus late again-isn't the new bus any good either? Oh, Mr. Backensto was trying to wean it. 20 21-Lovell -bus made it on time. Senior boys sell ads for the Annual- the lucky guys. 1 , 22-The Frank .Twin's birthday. , All pictures taken for the Annual today. 23-Lucky us! No school. Salem beats Sycamore 48 to 28. 26-Lovell bus late again. County teachers meets at Salem. 27-Miss Chandler having a hard time with the Junior and Senior boys, but they doget all of their work done. 28-Rcst's bus late this morning. Isn't it aboutour turn now or have We already ,-had it 'I 29-What did those two Junior boys do? I bet they d0n't do it again. 30-The quartet sings at the County Institute. Marseilles beats Salem 36 to 35. Just wait until the next time? ? ? ? - 31-Surprise birthday .party on Bill Weaver. 2-Junior and Senior girls have a 'hen session in the hall at noon. 3-Miss Steiner's birthday-she says she's sweet sixteen. Home Ee Classes have a surprise party for her. Arlington defeated by Salem 49-36. 4-School rather dull todayg Miss Chandler is absent and Senior boys are selling ads. -Juniors and Seniors decide to take a trip this spring. Why shoull DickrGottfried want to go to Kentucky, Mary Ellen? Hm, I wonder! 6-Wha,t's all the mystery about? We finally found out, Blosser resigns. Salem beats Harpster 36 to 26 to win the County League Cup. Nice going boys! Mrs. Edwin Rice visits school. . 9-Mr. Baokensto is going to take over they tell us. Should we get him a aspi ins? ? 'I No, Mr. Blosscr's house isn't for rent. 10-Bill Schmidt and Rosella's birthdays. Am. Gov't test, take it easy Mr. Blosser, you'll soon be out of it. 11-Basketball boys to .go to Nevada to practice for tournament. Home 5 Ee. meeting-with eats. February February February February 12-School quiet and rather dull. 13-Beware! ! ! Friday the 13th. County Basketball Tournamfnt s1a'ts. Ile beat Scutch 45 to 13. 111-Salem beats Sycamore 41 to 34. Our R'serves eliminate the Eden Reserves 50 to 8. 16-Certain Junior boys don't seem to understand the rule: Whoever go:s on the bus, returns the same way. 6235Gieeieeteerheieeieeie65552555Kite6iS55t35Z5i556iS5Et5Z5i55ZittlliielitihiiilitiiifiijeteSte?5iS5Z3i35EiE56t5S6i3Z5iE56i56iE56t355iS5E3iES6r3ZiiS5EiESZ5 3 February February February February February February February February February' March March March CALENDAR I7-Salem Reserves eliminate the Sycamore Reserves. 18-Miss Steiner agrees that she is too particular. A 19-Salem beats Marseilles for the County Championship for the third year straight. Nice going boys! 20-Everybody happy about last night. Salcm has a new trophyg Miss Lange-, a certain gift from that certain mang and Mr. Blosser a pen and pencil set from the Seniors. Mr. Blosser's last day at Salem. 23-Mr. Barne's first day at Salem. Why was Miss Steiner so late for typing class ? ? ? Hum,I wonder! 24--Who got shot? Oh! It was only a cap gun. 25-Miss Steiner is late for typing class again. This is getting to be a habit since the 23rd. 26-School very dull. What! Another quiz? Have a heart Mr. Barnes! 27-High School- listens, to Parlime-ntary Procedure Team perform. Very interesting. I-Mr. Backensto draws for Salem at Bascom. 2-Seniors' receive Commencement Announcements. 3--Miss Steiner learns how to drive Mr. Groth's car. Miss Chandler has sz birthday card shower. She says that she isn't a day over sixteen. March 4-Dick G. asks questions in American Government Class-Mr. Barnes promis- March March March March March March March March March March March March I7 es to get even tomorrow. ' 5-Poor Dick! ! ! Now he and Mr. Barnes are even. Salem beats Butler S3 to 20--Yea Salem! 8-Everybody sleepy and slightly droopy-another dull day. 9--School is entertained by a group from Tiffin University. 10-The boys go to Bascom to practice basketball. I1-VVhat luck! ! ! No -school-there is too much snow. 12-Salem -beaten by Marseil-les in Bastfom finals in a very good game. 15-Another period of Parlimentary Procedure practice with the high schoor as audience. 16-Mr. Barnes reminds Rosella that she is a cous'n of Judge Kear. -All day meeting of Parlimentary Profezlure Teams at Eden. Salem places 3rd. I8-The Juniors and one Senior go to Bowling Green to see the play Ten Nights In A Bar Room. X 19-County Musical at Sycamore. 26-No school because of Good Friday. It Won't be long now kids. April I-Poor us! State Tests. April Fool's Day-these grades are going to fool the teachers--I hope. April 5-Sports Banquet-remember, we have school tomorrow so don't eat too much- April 22-The last round up of 'our hard' work and many gains of 'going to school. April 23-At last. Graduatiomgwej finally got here, now where do we go? 'Z T L.fLJL4LJagL.f rnrwrfn-we 'rw 9 Z5i56ii56i56iS5Z5iS5eieiiioliioeiodieeie6i55E5iS5?.3i5Z?iS5Z?iS5ZiieeieeiiiZiihiioeioiiiiieiii5155Gieeiiieioeieeiiidieeioeioeiheheioeieeieeiiieiie ALUMNI Class of 1924 Henry Davidson, New Burlington, Ohio,,auditor. Norma fGottfriedj Jackson, New York, N. Y., housewife. Hazel QHoerrj Prange, Monroeville, Ohio, housewife. Bernice Hunter, Carey, Ohio, at home. Karl Schoenberger, Findlay, Ohio, PUCO Inspector. Class of 1925 John Best, Cdeceasedl- , , Mabel QBinauJ Pfeifer, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Norbert Brooks Qdeceasedl. . Carl Hunter, Carey, Ohio, electric welder- John Laudenslager, Rutland, Vt., aviator. Dclmo Miller, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, pharmacist. Catherine CReidlingerj Collett, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Carl Roth, Detroit, Mich., Hobart Mfg. Co- Florence CStephanJ Gohl, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. u Class of 1926 Arlys flientfieldj Frey, Kirby, Ohio, housewife. Russell Gottier, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Bruce Hunter, Toledo, Ohio, service station owner. Ethel QMorehartQ Gottier, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Louis Gohl, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. William Pfeifer, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, service station operator. Q Carl Stansbery, Upper Sandusky, Qhiokdeputy sheriff. Blanche QStephanj Quail, Upper'Sandi1sky, Ohio, housewife. Loraine QTraschelj Quail, Upper Sandusky, Oh-io, housewife- ' Class of 1927 Agnes QArnold1e Rall, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Riehard Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Ruth fGottfriedJ Mahoney, Akron, Ohio, housewife- Lawrence Hoerr, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania- Russell Miller, Tiffin, Ohio, machinist- 1 Foster Taylor, Los Angeles, Calif., conductor. D Class, of 19283 Dorothy Qllinauj Schmidt, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Paul Cochran, Qdeceasedj. Ralph Savidge, Washington, D. C., government employee. Frieda f,SCl1O0I1b6,'g'GI'J Swartz, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Mary QSch0enbengerJ Atkins, Rocky Mount, N. Car., housewife- Leonard Weaver, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Class of 1929 Glenn Altvater, Wharton, Ohio, fa-mer. ' Catherine Arnold, Toledo, Ohio, nun. Inez Fisher, Carey, Ohio, at home. Bernieda Qlirockj Essinger,'Arlington, Ohio, housewife. lrValter Laudenslager, Red Bank, N. J., axiator. Leroy Miller, Carey, Ohio, farmer. Norman Passet, Wharton, Ohio, farmer. Ethel fllifej Judy, Dunkirk, Ohio, housekeeper. Ivan Rife, Bucyrus, Ohio, U. S. Rubber worker. Florence CSchmiltJ Greth, Mansfield, Ohio, housewife. Paul Schocnbcrger, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Wyandot Vault Co. ' FireZiitiiiieeiii6155GiiiliiiiitiieGieeiijoie655635GioiiieeieeieEiS5Z?i25Z?ia3i6iS5Girelgieiiie643525355E345Ei-3643525435Z3-i53ifi5lQi56i5Z5iS5Z5i3Z5iS5E5i556i'S5Z5i5 ALUMNI Robert Shumaker, Akron, Ohio, pharmacist. Romaine fTraschelJ Pfeifer, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Anita fWeaverJ Miller, Findlay, Ohio, beautician. Class of 1930 Luella CGi-bsonj Liming, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Franklin Gottfried, Newcomerstown, High School Principal. Joseph Swartz, Bellevue, Ohio, State Highway Patrol. Gyneth fTraschelJ Armstrong, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Evelyn QVeithJ Summit, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Girard Weaver, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, carpenter. Marjorie fWyssJ Reile, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Class of 1931 Dale Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Post Office employee. Margaret fHunterJ Richards, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Iscah Mae Keeler, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Harold Krock, Bucyrus, Ohio, farmer. Clair Margraf, U. S. Army fdeceasedj. Arlis Orians, Carey, Ohio, stock buyer. Myron Ross, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Class of 1932 Lawrence Binau, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Henry Kimmel, Carey, Ohio, farmer. Frederick Laudenslafger, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Mary Ellen fMillerJ Lamberjack, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Vernon Passet, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Dorothy fRifeJ Swinehart, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Paul Veith, Lime City, Ohio, secretary. Florence fVentJ Stark, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Louis Weaver, Jr., U. S. Army. l Class of 1933 Helen 1Be'j Bower, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Ardella fKoehler-J Walterhouse, Tuscon, Ariz., housewife. Garnetta fKinleyJ Traxler, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife Bertha fMoserJ Burk, Mansfield, Ohio, housewife. Justine fOriansJ Puhl, Maumee, Ohio, housewife. Foster Roszman, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Virginia Snyder, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, telephone operator. Arleiis Swartz, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Universal Cooler. Ellen fWolfJ Comte, Normal, Ill., housewife. Class of 1934 Norman Altvater, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Robert Beidelsehies, Bucyrus, Ohio, fa1'mer. Zelma CGottfriedJ Kerr, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Robert Frank, Kingston, N. Y., post office inspector. Hattie fKimmelJ Binau, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife, Russel Passet, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Luella Cljfeiferl Strein, Mt. Gilead, Ohio, housewife. Martha Schoenberger, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, secretary. Charles Schumaker, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. A Charles Smith, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, contractor. i ,.. 7 . iiiZSi3Z?iS5?.,3E555E?f3Z?iZ5l5i5Z?iiS5Z5iS5Z5i55iaititdiiliiodieEiiiliteZ?i?5Z?i35ZSia56i3Z5i35Z?iE5645G53525436455E355fateZ5i55Z?i5Z5i56i56r56iS56rS5Z3i36i556of ALUMNI Esther QBergJ Lust, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Dorothy QFrankJ Binau, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Gerald Gottfried, Nevada, Ohio, farmer. Treva QHotellingj Packer, Forest, Ohio, housewife. Pearl QKuenzlij Rabbitt, Wilmington, Ill., housewife. Lucille QLortzj Myers, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Mollie Lortz, Carey, Ohio, clerk. Edmund Logsldon, Chicago, Ill., auditor- Robert McCrary Laloma lMcDannelj Hines, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Wallace Passet, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Ivan Schoenherger, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Ruth Weaver, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, telephone operator- Marie QWolfJ Bush, Edison, Ohio, housewife. Class of 1936 Mary Jane Beidelschies, U. S. Navy Nurse. Doris Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, at home. Harold Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Mary Krebs, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, clerk. Margaret QSavidgel Van Horn, Qdeceasedj. Harold Sims, U. S. Army Qdeceasedl. Stanton Swerlien, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, tourist Richard Weaver Qdeceasedj. Edith QWolfj Loverich, Hobart, Ind., housewife. cabins. Class of 1937 Donna Ruth QB:-zidelschiesl Schoenberger, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Catherine QGlbsonJ Beach, Bloomville, Ohio, housewife. Martha QGottfriedJ Newell, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Blanche Uiaferdj Tiell, Rossford, Ohio, housewife. Gilbert Koehler, U. S. Air Corps. Anna fLaudenslagerJ May, Bloomville, Ohio, housewife. James Logsdon, Findlay, Ohio, cement finisher. Albert McDannel, Marion, Ohio, Universal Cooler. Dolores Orians, Tiffin, Ohio, nun. Evelyn QOriansj Bayer, Perrysburg, Ohio, housewife. Helen fPfeiferJ Aschbach, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Ruebcn Schoenberger, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Mary Edna Shumaker, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, secretary. Fern f,StansberyJ Parsell, Forest, Ohio, housewife- Class of 1938 Ruth Qliergl Crawford, Sycamore, Ohio, housewife. Immaculate fBrownj Wunderlin, Indiana, housewife- Miriam QGottf.ied1 Ulrich, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Mary QMcLaneJ Boreman, Shelby, Ohio, housewife. Loren Schoenberger, Ada, Ohio, student. Ray Smith, Upper Sandusky,.Ohio, rubber plant employee. Dorothy QSwortsj Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Paul Taylor, Marion, Ohio, Universal Cooler. ' ' Ruth QWolfJ Bardon, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. manager. housewife. Y. Y . V' s QieeieeieE345H355i5ZSiS5ZSii5Z5i5Z5i5Z5i3KiteZiiriieieiiifeeieiiiii6iSEiS5Z5hS6iS5Z3i5Z35Z?i56i35EiE5643542523455643EidZiiiiiteiiiiiiifijK5i556i55Zii5iSi55EiS5 ALUMNI Class of 1939 Glenn Frank, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Ervin Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Clinton Karg, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, carpenter. Alice fKrebsJ Trautwein, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Elizabeth fLogsdonJ Powell, Findlay, Ohio, housewife. Dorothy fPfeiferJ Ulrich, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Nona fRoszmanJ Heilman, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Wilbur Veith, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Emadel Wolf, Columbus, Ohio, student. Class of 1940 Roberta fBergJ BeBolt, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Dolores QBrodmanJ Mathias, New Riegel, Ohio, housewife. Donald Gottfried, U. S. Army fdeceasedj. Lewis Gottfried, Jr., Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Mary fMcDannell Niederkohr, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Irene fMosesJ Gill, Caledonia, Ohio, housewife. Maxine fNewellJ Karcher, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Gerald Orians, Akron, Ohio, supervisor. Ross Orians,Wharton, Ohio, farmer. Donald Predmore, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Rubber Plant employee Madelon Shumaker, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, bookkeeper. Kathleen fStiefJ Niederkohr, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Kathryn fTaylorJ Pyointer, Indianapolis, Ind., housewife. Glen Shaffer, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, hardware employee. Frances CSwortsJ Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. James Wiley, Newark, Ohio. Paul Yeater, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. i Class of 1941 Anna Marie fBeidelschiesl Binau, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Beulah fGottfriedJ Liles, Findlay, Ohio, housewife. Violet fKargJ Ward, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Agnes Kitzler, Akron, Ohio, clerk. Harold Logsdon, Fostoria, Ohio, cement finisher. Herman Logsdon, Carey, Ohio, electrician. Francis Orians, Boston, Mass., student. Lester Savidge, Carey, Ohio, farmer. f John Schoenberger, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Edward Shafer, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, mechanic. Stanton Southward, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Carl Veith, Jr., U. S. Navy. Mildred fWeiserj Liles, Ada, Ohio, housewife. Class of 1942 Allen Beidelschies, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Melford Binau, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Eileen Brooks, Toledo, Ohio, nurse. Luella Caldwell, Findlay, Ohio, nurse. Mary Alice fKitzlerJ Myers, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Perry McDannel, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, carpenter. Gilbert Orians, Carey, Ohio, farmer. Mary Louise COriansJ Piericini, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Jacqueline Predmore, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. 235655224554556435doeieeidetdeteZiideieeigilttiitie6t35EtE5Ei5ZQtE5Z5'MiS5Z5iS55vSZ5i5Eioliie646523456456455EirelitoliiijeiiilfieltiitiieEiijliieitiei ALUMNI Dorothy fSchoenbergerJ Firth, Columbus, Ohio, housewife. Mildred fTaylorJ Zimmerman, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Class of 1943 Peggy fBinauJ Orians, Wharton, Ohio, housewife. Kathleen Koehler, Columbus, Ohio, student. Catherine QMosesJ Lowe, Columbus, Ohio, housewife. Basil Orians, Tifin, Ohio, Ohio Power employee. Mary QSavidgej DeBolt, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, housewife. Nelson Wolf, Carey, Ohio, farmer. Class of 1944 Edward Davidson, Wharton, Ohio, farmer. Mary Catherine CDavidsonJ Welly, Tiffin, Ohio, housewife. Virgil Kear, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Porcelain plant. Patrick Logsdon, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, carpenter. Patricia fMcBethJ Hansely, Hazelton, Pa., housewife. Ruthann Orians, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, bookkeeper. Melford Ross, U. S. Navy. Lester Snyder, Jr., Upper Sandusky, Ohio, truck driver. Mervin Snyder, Toledo, Ohio, railroad employee. Martha Taylor, Toledo, Ohio, telephone operator. Class of 1945 Clair Altvater, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Ohio National employee. Leah QBeidelschiesJ Comstock, Nevada, Ohio, housewife. G:-orge Berg, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, plumber. Donald Boren, Findlay, ohio. Mary Brooks, Toledo, Ohio, student nurse. Barbara Epley, Akron, Ohio, student nurse. Arlene fGottfriedJ Walton, Wharton, Ohio, housewife. Dorothy CMcBethJ Karcher, Carey, Ohio, housewife. Joanna Orians, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, bookkeeper. Marilyn Orians, Toledo, Ohio, student. Violet Orwick, Carey, Ohio, Porcelain plant. Melvin Ross, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Patricia Shumaker, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, clerk. , Class of 1946 Donald Binau, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Arabel Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Chief Dairy employee. Cletus Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Martha Koehler, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, house work. Raymond Park, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Dorothy Yeater, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, bookkeeper. Class of 1947 Richard Baker, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, truck driver. Betty Karg, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, -bookkeeper. Donald Kear, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, farmer. Janet Koehler, Columbus, Ohio, beautician school. Lawrence Logsdon, Carey, Ohio, General Electric employee. Rosemary McBeth, Columbus, Ohio, student. Donald Orians, Wharton, Ohio, grocery employee. Paul Orians, Carey, Ohio, farmer. Lou Rowland, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, telephone operator. Betty Schmidt, Toledo, Ohio, student nurse. David Snyder, Toledo, Ohio, railroad employee. Donna Walter, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, bookkeeper. eaauecau womans f -wrnrnrtmwr' F55564564533685345.5t3f5Z3iS56t356455135Zigi?-15H3515233342-':Z5tE55t55G3t55ZL3t5ZfZtS5Zf31bW6t56Z5'?55Zfir5Z?i'?f3,iiStS52556tS5E?tf5EtS5?tS56t5G3tS5EQtS56t3E3tS55if3F9t256545643565455 ADVERTISEME TS We hope that the businessmen who have purchased advertisements in our Annual will benefit by this for We do appreciate and thank them for their help. The Senior Class of '48, U- 2 K ii6125543645645645554656456i556ii56?56i?55?56?S56455456?55Z?i'56+5Z5?56452356?56?56?56?56456?56?56'2i 64554515456423645643645695645565233645564525436456'?56'?56?56?56?56??-5645 6436955 tg xk -- T233 E MQ -Q Mm -3,1 F QL 'U . 'Q'i ,f A muff, 3 5' 332531 -'X Q e. g -D fi I E 3, 3 5 ga 2 Q H ff U' E 3 .: Q1 3? 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Ohio Compliments of THE DAILY CHIEF-UNION A WYANDOT COUNTY NEWSPAPER Upper Sandusky, Ohio J. T. LUCAS CO. FUNERAL HOME 476 South Sandusky Ave. Upper Sandusky, Ohic ARE DEAL 999365?9t29E?9+99552999529499599994529532952Qi?9529?t?2Q+2Q+2252942E+22Qf22Si+2Q+9Q+?2Qi?TQ+?2 95994294?9f29f29f29+29+29i2Si+?94?9?96296996929'3+Q9+29f229+?9f?9+29i2 95? if 999399999992fit?9l??9i??9i??9+29t229t99+E29+995994529529599i??9+29?9r?2f?i?9f99i'29i29+2?9+E29529+239 E6iS55ii5E5+S5ZSi55ZQi5Z5iS5Z5?55Z3i3E33554564523556i356i31556iS5Z?i36i5ff-i5Z?,'?S5Z?v'?5ZSi3Si5i525435i5i256+5E5?E564556452545645Gif-?56+36iE5ZSi5Z5p'EZ5i5Z?1iS5i HUFFMAN S SHOE SERVICE STORE iw u :YQ 3 VVE CARRY COMPLETE LINE SHOE ACCESSORIES, LEATHER GOODS, LE OVERSHOES, DR. SCHOLL'S FOOT COMFORT APPLIANCES. 62 Q IN OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT WE FEATURE- 4- - 1 Fine Shoe Repairing- Zipper Replacements on Iackets-Keymaking and N9 z Olher Services Too Numerous to Mention. GE 2 ASK US, IF WE CAN'T DO IT, WE'LL TELL YOU SO, - . 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Ohmo ya Phone 14-M jg CRUSHED STONE I-'on ALL 'P QA' Q5 Upper Sandusky, ohio PURPOSES 33, - ' 'ffl , QE SCHOENBERGER Comphmems of 1 3:39 oi? N9 GN, V5 . - PRODUCE Co. A I M- Ef BUWEN T553 Door service our Specialty OLIVER : DUNHAM : NEVV HOLLAND Q . A A DE LAVAL E POULTRY R Phone 610 EGGS CREAM Upper Sandusky, Ohio .4- :HQ DE KALB CORN 595 INTERNATIONAL FERTILIZER . fm- ARTHUR KOEHLER Phone 698M4 R. F. D. 2 Upper Sandusky, Ohio 'MEF 7, 1 ' GN, Mr. Blosscr: Do you like pumpkin pie? Joe L.:3'fThree helpings of soup, eight of steak, GRQ I EQ , , five of coffee, and four of ice cream. 5 Bays: It depends who made 1t?' ig Mr. Blosser: This one came from the Grange ' Wmtrezsi IS that, an ? . r A ? ' ,F A mi ig but soon dlsappearcd' Joe: 'fCe1'tain1y, what do you think I am, a I2 . , WT Q Bays: Wonder why? ? 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HEFFELFINGER eg? 4253 3? 'Q Q' YD WELL DRILLING do me eg QE Q? ,YQ ELECTRIC PUMPS gf, rio G? 4752 GN ie Q? Q 128 West Church Street QA' 23 en 19 GA' 5? Phone 43 in Upper Sandusky, Oh1o Phone 43 N9 Gif QQ Q12 2 3 W td? 7552 92949Ql2S?+?2S3E2Q1QQl22Ql9Q+?! Q+??Q+?2S3+2Qf??93+??Qf9Q499342?Q52iii?9349Q59Q+G2Ql99?+?2Q+2Ql2Q+i2S?+2S9l9S9949Q+2Q+22S?+22S?l?2f?Jf22S?l'2?Q-E32QQ ?-iiGigiEi5Z5ii56i3ZQiS5Z3iS5Z?i5E5i5E?r355i5ZSiS5ZSi5636456455Eif5Z5ii5Z?s?356i35Z?iS56i5Z5if3Z5i256i5ZiiS56i5Z5iE5Z5i56i3E336i553rZ56i5i3ii5Z3i5tS6Z?i5Z5i5ii? V7 me QA- 59 GR '59 -. . GV? Compliments of 513 931 3 H fig WO0D'S RESTAURANT C . ,G omphments of gg S. I. Napoli Katharine E. Napoli : Where Students Meet and U0 So Con 9? :TQ Gi eg Famous For Good Food g-.35 - QA' Upper Sandusky, Ohio 531 H and Quick Service Q9 ii 543 GY, 65 Q Upper Sandusky. Ohio '59 GM' 33 934 :YQ ei ig , STUBBS BROS. INC. 3? go Comphments of cm fits Q? Tag T ' ' DE so'ro PLYMOUTH 3? HARTS JEWELRY STORE :aiu -y. 4 -CADILLAC - G. M. C. TRUCKS my Q? Q FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS Sales Q? 253 Upper Sandusky, Ohio ' 1729 . ' Q5 Upper Sandusky. Ohzo v 42 55 N9 QA' 29 Q1 'MD GM' are QTL 'MD QA' Q QE 'E M' 543 Qi N9 M' LE 3? ka can 'E Qi? 235QF2Q???Q+??f2F2Q+9Q+2Qi??S?+2?Q+2Q?9Q???Q+2Q+?25i?9Q+9Q4?2Q+52Q+2S??2Q??2Si+9Q+E?5?+??f??225?i-529532925522994323432952959959Q+95?f??S?+2Q+2S??22C?Q Q35 3525 G5 ZS4556?S55i55G?3 6955 6465645 435 4556 25456 E?56?55Z??S5E??5 E45 254525435 6435 6456435645645 645 6355525 +5 ZS? 645645 235 45 6356 656545 5455 5643 6? 1535 45 255523 64 Z5+?5E?3Z356?5 EATMOR NEIMEISTER'S BAKED GOODS NEIMEISTER'S BAKERY Upper Sandusky. Ohio Margery K.: My sister took up Italian, French CLYDE STEINER and Spanish. y ' A A MINNEAPOLIS, MOLINEH AND cAsE Ronald M.: f'My! She must be smart. PQWER MACHINERY Margery: Not parrionlarly. sho was an 211 South S'mduS1'Y Avenue elevator oporatorf' ' Phone zzz Compliments of VOGEL SHOE STORE Upper Scmduslzy, Ohio Compliments of WYANDOT TRACTOR 8z IMPLEMENT Uppor sondnoloy. Ohio Phono 311 IOHN DEERE - SALES es. SERVICE L65 Q W fl K G? Q31 H 6 QE GM' 931 QA' 931 3 W 3? G51 QA' Qi 3 Qi? Qi QA' QTL QA' Q31 QA' Q31 QA' QTL QA' Q 'QA' 5951 H Q? fl QA' QB CM' Qi QA' Q QA' QQ QA' Qi M' QA' GY, Qi QA' W 3? QTL QA' QE QA' Q31 QA' 32' QE?Qf?Qf??S?r?Q:52Qf9Q12Q72Q62Q1-Q31-2931931523132349353+23699-E2Q+QQ+QQ1?Q1QQ19f'3+2Q7??Qv9Q1?2Qy9Q-752912269Qi?S+?QQQQQQQQQQQEZQF?Qi?QF?Qf?2Qf22Qf2Qf2Qf?Qf99?yQQ?2Q?2Qf3QfQR N. 1-5 Jen is QED fins AQ X AQ 'MD AQ 19 Q '59 QQ H 0 cd via AQ 'AQ AQ K9 AQ 'AQ AQ 'AQ AQ '39 AQ '59 AQ 'MD AQ 'AQ 'AQ AQ '59 AQ 'MED AQ me AQ '29 AQ '29 AQ 'AS Q 'AQ AQ 'AQ AQ 'E AQ 'MD AQ R Yes AQ 'Q AQ 3 Q5 AQ 3 W A ifiiiiiiii16r5Z5lS5Z?i35l3E335235645645645C5'?55ZSlS5ZQ'?5Z5i5Z5l5Z5l5Z?iE5Z5lf5Er5Z?l35Z5?fi5Z5lS5Z?i3Z?i5E54r5Z5l556l5iQl56i56l56i3Z5l56lS5K53i5Z5i35Z?5Z5i5Z5?5iif-55 ae GN Q Compliments of K WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU 33 CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. ig IAMES CROSS, Manager Q Water System, Feed and Seed. Cement. Peiroleum Products 'P' . . . . '4' 3 - Farm Implements, Gnndmg and Mlxmg, Coal and Fence Q Phone 224 -:-I Imp. Dept. Phone 474 - GN UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO CAREY, OHIO-PHONE 53 019 GN :E GN Q79 GNL 39 Compliments of A Compliments ol Qi' 'Q 3? FIRESTONE are GN, is B LI H RE T ag DELAPLANE 61 0 S S I9 si Q LAWRENCE l08 N. Szxnclusky Phone 808 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Tir? Compliments of 59 -41 AE BENTZ 8z SWOVERLAN D .99 5c to 10c and 51.00 STORE 9355 T55 Upper Sandusky. Ohio I is Walter Swoverlcznd, Prop. -,. . . . . . 951 396 MISS Steiner, our school spinster, is taklng les- --- T52 sons now in, How to become a contortionistn so she can sit on hor own lap. Age? Patty F.: HI Changed my mindy, Q Donald D.: Say, what did the mayonnaise say gg to the ice box?l' I 'I , h EQ Bobby W.: Does it work any better now? Qi R9 Cletus O.: I don't know. Q Donald: Shut the door. 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Phone 98 E E AQ 931 w CM' YQ BUCKEYE BLACKS ARE BETTER 3 KARL TRAUTMAN - ,. 6 gg Breeder Of ig ABERDEEN ANGUS CATTLE Upper Sandusky. Ohio ie QE gg --- Billy W.: I got rid of. that noise in the rear 755 When a woman loves a man he can make her O my Car' ig do anything she wants to. 42.52 Clara T.: How did you do it? QQ Mr. Backenstoe N fig ew w ee QQ? T- Billy W.: I made her sit up front. 33 H Tie ef? 5232'332QTQQQSQQIQZQIQQIQQTQEQIQQIQ931532Qi?Qi?Q+2Qi??Qi29?+22S?+2?QF?QI?S2452S2632QQQIEQQTQQI?QIQPQIQ5352252523422242539S?I?2Q+f2Q+9Q???Q+2?S?T9SI'R3: ES235345E5i5Z5i35G?5Z5i55Z?i5Ei5224356Z5iS56i5Z3i5E-45135235135E555652555Z5'?56i566i555i5ZSiS5iQiS56551355645 i5iES6i55i55Z5i56i356i2Siii6ZQi556i5 - . Q43 eg Compliments of Compliments of ig U. S. AUTO WISECKING CO. HALM MQTQR COMPANY . EXCAVATING - SAFETY GLASS f- L33 PONTIAC CAR ig STONE Qi: ig Louis Levin Ph. 11 215 North Sandusky Ave. -y- Qi' Q? Upper Sandusky Ohio Upper Sandusky, Ohio Trigg THE CHIEF DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Q2 THE oLD RELIABLE Q Manufacturers of 5 BUTTER, CHEESE AND DRIED MILK 25? Phone 257 Upper Sandusky. Ohio +3 3 R65 , 9? 4599 Compliments of sig PFEIFER HARDWARE-IMPLEMENT CO. -y. - T gg WHO SELLS MOST EVERYTHING TO 52 35? :kg ' . MAKE LIFE A PLEASURE ON THE FARM is 24- 19 QA' 535 Compliments of A Tlres! ! 2? WHEN YOU THINK OF TIRES 3? THINK or :kg . ig The AHLENIUS CO. BUD MENNIGEN if . A -4- 53 Your Friendly Goodyear lg Dealer Q Upper Sandusky, Ohio Upper Sandusky' Ohio YQ G51 3Qlf2Ql2Q+??Q+?2Q5f2Qi2Qf??Q+?Q+S2 Qi?93422S+?Q42Q-l22S?l??Qf2Ql2Q'+?Ql'22S3l-9952939535252595352Q+9Ql225?+f2Q+9Qf2Qf2Q59Q+2Qf25?+29?Jl?Qlf2?9'3+?2Qa5E?Q 1-Q9 ?6l55Z?if35ZSl3Zf1t5Z?a?5Z5l558535655tile2536634525535ZQ4:S5Z5'l35tfJt5Z5+35Z5rS5Z?t55t3l56l5E555Zfieiiletilgilipiititeiiriglfeetif5335G?5Z5tS5tQlE5tQl56'lS5ZQl5t5l56l5 so 1 59 me we T35 Q . 1 Q me Je 1 1 Q95 1 ' , :RU 'ii QKQ, 0 . 'Q QQ. Q - .. 1 V1 Q5 1 r 455 50? 19 m 59 'Q 59 'AQ QQ A. - . 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Hay, Straw Authorized Dealer 9f99+99+99+99+9 Seller gfzilfv- W-HVOL C0211 DODGE-PLYMOUTH-OLDSMOBILE ui ing upp es I Phone 39 Moron VEHICLES Upper Sandusky, Ohici 'Upper Sandus1ty,lOl1io 242 'Q 59 'Q :Ke Q9 'ie 'Q 52 E ie :QQ 'ee 242 'MD :IQ 'NB :Q 'Q :TQ X as 52 'Q ie? 'Q ie 'Q :Ke 'Q 562 'Q :Ke ee 462 ee MP2 'Q :Ke 'Q 19 'MD :CQ are 5562 'se 49 '99 fge 42 SQ 559 'Q 59 H 'ie BQ 'Q 2 9, nr-9f99f99f99f99f9 N, - t ASSGTSS iii? '59 249 'Q LQ 'AQ 59 X T5 2152 'AQ Q :AQ 551 cw, 48 lie 'AQ :Q X E L49 'ii 59 'AQ 59 'AQ if-Q 'AQ' 53' CAQJ Q 'AQ Q 'AQ Q' 'AQ :QQ 'AQ' LQ 'Q Q 'E Q 'AQ +3 2:9 X YS Q 'AQ 59 'E :YQ 'AQ 53 923 E '53 2 E we V E635643645Q35Z5tS5lSt556tS5Z5t56t3Z3t56tS5Z5t5E35E545E55565555E?tS5ZSt5Z5t55Et55tS56tS5Z?tS56t5i5t3KQ+5Z?tS56+S5Ek5E436t5Z3t5Z3iSE?S5Ziw'?S5Z34E56tS5tiiSSE55 STOWE MOTOR SALES 'Q CHEVROLET - BUICK iff? Sales and Service WYANDOT CoUNTY's OLDEST DEALERSHIPQ ,E Upper Sczhdusky, Ohio K9 Cl? .'AQ Qi' 'Q 5? Compliments of EAGLE NEST HATCHERY Egg , orno - U. s. APPROVED gg EQ U. S. COLDSTORAGE ei? sg BABY CHICKS Q S d k Oh' UPPe' an U' Y' 'O Phone zsa 119 scum sf. 3+ 53 955 GQ QA' 39 cm vw ex PQ UPPER SANDUSKY DAIRY Q ' 'Q' iff? 4? 3 PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS 3.9 . Q79 GN: 'G' Q? Phone zss Q UQ .'Q- Qi? Plant 132 North Warpole Street A ', A 1 3? me QA' 5235 Residence 332 West Johnson Street :AQ QA' '49 3 eg G? Q E? Q CM' 934 94' Qi QM' 93 QA' Q 9' Q GA' Sl 92' Qi QA' QE GU? ?3Z W W Q11 94' Qi QA' 553 QA' 53 QA 5254 Gm' 953 CM' fl Q' GR QA' Q 964' Qi M' 93 994' 94 Q4' Q 94' 514 QA' 61: ew Q 94' Q 484' 911 ef: Q 434' 931 'Si ii? Q93 Qt GW 6- qe 4. '-Q9 Q4' 'S HARRY'S DRUG STORE Hin Business For YOUR Health Q Carey, Ohio Phone 239 gg DRUGS WALLPAPERS GIFTS 'AQ QA' Q Compliments of J? C 1' A 1 f 2 Omplmens O SPAYTH DECORATING 'MED QA' 'Q FILOX'S COMPANY - . Ng- gig Upper Sandusky, Ohio Carey. Ohio Painti Wallpaper, Giits, Novelties and YQ A li - Popular Priced Stores . . . Save Our ' pp wices QE Red Stamps . . . Valuable Premiums Inwnor and Exfeflof Decomhng ig Given . . . Always Absolutely Free. Viccutchenviue CUWY Q Upper Sandusky, Ohio GDN, Q Compliments of eg EAT fs ENIOY UPPER SANDUSKY GREENHOUSE tg QUALITY BEND ICE CREAM FLOWERS Fon ALL OCCASIONS is Phone 69 -3355 Tha' Good Kmd Upper Sandusky. Ohio Q: 5 PURE MILK SL DAIRY CO. CASTANIEN INSURANCE Egg -- Tiffin - THE AGENCY THAT APPRECIATES -y. TES YOUR BUSINESS rg Upper Sandusky - Carey 107 sendusky Ave. Phone 180 Y- 1 I Q36 as vt,- 'W 493 53 L49 243 'N9 292 W LQ 533 132 'Q9 HQ gee 42? 1:12 '59 HQ 'W 249 '99 46? me 53 me ia 49 '59 1:9 'W LQ '59 249 35 555 59 '59 39 we 59 249 me 549 '69 2:9 '99 2463 we 59 so ia we 53 'AQ 59 me 59 me iQ H W E6lS5ElS5ZS'l36lS56lS5i5l5ZSlS5E5'?E5Z5l5l3l56l5Z?i35543234556435i51l56l3Z5al556l56if3Z?l5Z5l35L5l56l55Z5lf5E5l35E5Jlf5Gl5Z2i53l5E1'l556?5ZlS5Zfi5Z5l35Zii65vi3.5El5 -y. Q READY-TO-WEAR DRY GOODS NOTIONS gg FLOOR COVERINGS Q Comphments to the Clcxss ol 1948 N9 CL? ig ARTZ BROS. Q UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO Q 3 Q Q? V. B. CLABAUGH :YQ vig Q LIME SPREADING AND HAULING 3? Q 3 Q One S: egg Ph 66112. Q 3 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO Q E YQ GN 3 W w 3 ig --- P Richard S.: I want a girl that cooks, sews, W 992 G+ S? IQ J J. tt C ll' B'll 'ch h I Qi Q awe C a mg 1 y on e P one Saysy keeps house and d0esn't smoke or pet. 62' rg can't sleep. ge? Billy S.: Hold the wire and I'll sing you a 3? I U Berdine W.: Why don't you go down to the N9 ullaby. Ci, gg i-- gravzyard and dig one up. Q 3 Q 3 li Compliments Q - 3 jg THE LITE STAR OIL CO. 3 D1str1butors of ig GAso1.1NE - KEROSENE - FUEL on. - Moron on. .4- ammo E U1 l.'l1 '-I E Z Cl 'U 'Il O U CI O I-I U2 wwws 5735 Q9Q+?2Qf3?Q?22Q+?2Q+9Q+2Q?2S?+9 Q+2Qf?2Q+9Q5r9QE?Q+2Q+9Q+2935?Q52QQSEQQQQQQQQ93532Qi?Q+??9?f?2Q?32S?f?Qi-?i?f52Qf?2Qf2Qi?Si+?2S?+9Q+2S?+??QR HlironotiiE54562555535E54315435643E456'?5?J4rc3Z3ii56?S5Z5t5Z5?3?r5E5r5E54rS5Z5i3SZ5t5Z?tS5Et5G?3SZfi5E3?35Z5r55i5G3t56t5Gteoblfigiotiitfiii64564565645g QA' u s Q ' 'W K :YQ . '4' gig Comphme-nts of 19 ' gg: W 6?- 52 GERALD W. PFEIFER 179 . - 1-:QQ Dealer in gg HAY - STRAW -2- GRAIN - COAL - POSTS +3 3+ Car and Truck Shipping 5.3 H P. U. C. O. L1censed'Truc1cmg me :YQ GE Q Phone SSSMS QQ? YQ , -4- 1. F. D. 2 +Upper Sandusky. Ohxo gg Coimpllments of HX, '-X9 z ,Q LYON S CLOVER FARM STORE K9 . 6 z' 713 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO :YQ .. - T55 3 179 .i - M1ss Steiner: Charles if you eat anymore, Revs O.: I love you, I love you not, I love you. GN, ig you'll bust. 'S L S.: Wh' ' t k u our G? 5? Mr. Crook: 'fWell, pass the tea and get out of eo n are you gomg 0 ma e p y gag the way. I mmd, I'm gettmg gray. ia Eff? N9 1 - -- YQ GNL E G? 9232'35?9192362Ql?2Qf'2?Qf22Q+9Q?22Q+E! 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Q . - i l , Carey, Ohio vig Eng1ne Rebuilding Our Specialty go .QE 555 l-'l'1G Place To,Buy When You Wont To Build LQ 4- Q SNYDER LUMBER COMPANY 1333 BUILDING MATERIALS - LUMBER - COAL V 'iii ' Q5 - PITTSBURGH PAINT T-Q CAREY and VANLUE ' I 931 Q ' . EEQl2Q+9Ql29il'2Q+?2S'?+2Ql9Qf29?l2i?l9S?l??il9S542295:42QT?5?l?295l2Qf2S?l9Ql9Ql3?9?l9Q+2Q+2Ql??SiF2Ql29?+2?Q+293+-2QJF2?Qf229?f29?-E62QQQQTQQTQQQQQQTQ EliiiisigR3556525455iSiS55i55i55i?ri55ZSiES5i'5Z5iS5Z?riSS643655Eir5ZSi556i5ZQi564355535356i5ZQi5Z3i3Z5i55Gigi655645645Z5i56'i5i3iS5l55E5E?i56i36i55i55M +23 Eff THE CAREY TIMES Compliments of ey- 4? eg A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO, A R. J. SEMONS, M. D. Q INTEREST OF WYANDOT COUNTY L3 23? og Commercial Iob Printing Carey. Ohio tg ARTISTIC BEAUTY SHOP ECONOMY STORE - . 04+ ig Carey, Ohio 'M9 :Kal DELA WEAVER. Proprietor SHOES P DRY Goons Sv ,E CLOTHING 3 Carey, Ohio Dependable Merchandise V at Popular Prices me f gg .Phone 305 Fheodore Myers, Mgr. :YQ 4+ me Q? me QA' Compliments of l--- Mr. Groth: When I went with girls I Was al- Q ways in at twelve? . , ri? HOWARD CLEANERS . , 3+ 52913 Chemfstry Class: This could be put down as EE the biggest joke of the year. iii? Carey. Ohio -1 IQ QR -gn T333 EUGENE HENDRICKS J. E. MULLHOLLAND ig 85 SON HEATING r PLUMBING E Buyers of ,. APPLIANCES A 75 HAY - STRAW - WOOL ig Phone 73 Phone 50 Carey' Ohm Vanlue Carey Phone 58 P3 H Q 3?S?+?2Qf?S?+??Ql??S?l9QlE2Q+??QE2 53599522QE?9362253433452f?+??S??22Q+f29?l32Q+?2Q?229?+52Ql2S2+2S?i2Q+f2?Si+9Q+f2?S?+2Q+?5i+2Qi?2Q+95?i-3?QQEZQFQQQQQEQSEQ f H6l5Z55l55l5GlS55l3ZS'l3Z?l355lf35E35E35555555133645351355455E35R555X545H256'lS56l'33l'S56l56l356'l551'lS5G3l5Z?l'S56'l5?a'l35l55Z5'l35El5555Z54rS5E?l'5lfi? SHECK'S SUPER MARKET 3? 'MED A Q0 me ew GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE me Q2 59 A 551 me ew V2 Mile East of Carey on Route No. 23 iQ Q1 QQ fin W. H. HOUK 8z SON Q? 3? QE me can N9 CAREY, OHIO Q' 59 931 me ew me ew HARDWARE - FURNITURE QA' 59 GB TQ Phone 95 Qi? me G22 ia? 92 me QA' H 245 ggi VVE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE QQ +r 55 53'- H 3 fig BURSON CLOTHING CO. Gif 19 QA' Q9 ex 59 551 Carey. Ohio Compliments or Compliments of we Q2 GEORGE JASTER ' 'J SODA GRILL Gamble Authorized Dealer its Gi? Carey, Ohio CGYGY- Ohif' me ew me QA' S259QJE'25i2rf32Qf??f?'E??5'??9Qi'C2?Qi-f2?Qff2QE?Q1-93552995315231-??Q1??9?79Q1l2?Qv?29?l'??Q79Q?95?1'??95253732Q?9Qf'2?f?f?2f?F2Qff325?f?E'f???3v?2Q+?29?72f?v99?72S'i3???5R SESTQZQTSGTSSZQTSGTQB6i556?E56?S5Z5?56?155Z?T5Z5'?56?S5EQTSETEGTS64656455FSISGTSGTSS61?S5i5i5G?S5lSf'S5Z5?56T35Z5?S5Z3T3G35Z3?56?56T5E?56+56?36TS5Z5+3ZZ 'E CARL F. and CLINTON C. KARG .YQ Dealers in 'Q METAL ROOFING ASBESTOS smmc AND ROOFING eg Woon Builders CONCRETE A3 oi BRICK CABINETS PLASTER A9 94' egg TO THE CLASS OF 1948 WE EXTEND CUR BEST W1SHES PCR A HAPPY AND PROSPERCUS FUTURE . . gg, A-A 3' 'AQ Q GR .YQ CR, EQ' 34- 2 BRISTGL FUNERAL HOME SQ W 3 19 H ffg FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE :gg ew A A9 94' 253 QA 59 Phone 151 CAREY, omo 23151113135 :ez 263 if? 'AQ 59 'MSD iii 'E :HQ 'AQ :TQ 'AQ 149 'AQ 'E 2502 'AQ 52 'AQ 59 M9 ii? 'Q 59 'AQ 502 'AQ if? 'MQ BQ 'AQ 552 'AQ :Q 'AQ 59 'AQ :KQ 'AQ 52? 'AQ 502 'AQ 'AQ :TQ 'AQ 552 'Q 2:39 'AQ 59 'AQ 53 'Q 3? 'AQ 59 'AQ :TQ 'AQ if? 'N9 N9 32 3 E a e 1 Q655645645554525455ii4iS6?56+5645543555455254556452545254564556955H5374564364556?5E?3ZS?S56+56?E5Z5+S5ZQ?S5Z5+5 6+S56+fi56+?56?55EiS56?565645645 if . '4' ggi, QA gm S911 :AQ ' QA' , Menus Less wunlc. . . 17754 Mons INGUME PER ACRE DR KE TR CTOR LE UPPER SANDUSKY 52 91 PHONE 842 AUTIIORIZE5 SALES AND SERVICE FOR WYANDOT COUNTY 1 GY, IQ -5? 1 . GY' 442 GJ? 2 GN, -y. Qi? 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OHIO W 95295995 Phone 663VVI 992959 9229+999 WEBER'S GROCERY BRINGMAN 8z CO. AND CREAM STATION FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crawford -599599532992 Ambulance Service - Lady Attendant Phone X-2 1 5 999299 I XPFISTER HYBRIDS Phone 197 Upper Sandusky, Ohio 9? QQ 45 59 3 Q5 59 E fi-5 59 Q9 59 'AQ 9 4. :I 93 59 K9 '59 T255 59 'AQ 59 H E 59 E T365 59 'MD 59 E 35 59 H K5 59 'AQ 59 '59 59 E R53 59 'E 59 'AQ 59 95 E255 59 'E 59 H 9? W , 929:22 E6i3SZSi56i356i56ii5Z3i3Z?i5643564564r5Z5i56i5SZS'?S5Z?s?S5Z3irE5Z5iS5Z?l56i56i55iE5661356i5SZ?i56i56,i56i56iS5i3i5GiooiooioZQi56i556iS5ZQ'l5ESiS56iS5ig THE CAREY FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CO. Q D 1 - lm ea ers 1n 65, TE GRAIN. FLOUR. FEEDS, COAL, TILE. FENCING, POSTS AND FERTILIZER Phone 256 :TQ S511 'Q QA' 545 gli N9 94' 39 CSN, gg V fW. F. CREEGER 8: SON E Gi? '59 JOHN DEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENTS Gi' ig 3+ Q - GENUINE REPAIRS AND SERVICE 'f' ' Two STORES ig Carey. Ohio - Phone 236 Tiffin, Ohio - Phone 927 L49 9911 2 H rt? of 3 Give full meaning of 'Essay cn Critizism ' ig Reduce in this money saving way. Guaranteed 7 OHIO U- S. APPROVED BABY CPHCKS to lose 1255 twenty-five pounds. Double your -y. .44 7 FEEDS AND SUPPLIES I 'imoney back if not entirely satisfied. -y. .Qi TE Carey, Ohio phone 14 M Miss Chandler, Salem School. N9 Q17 Q Compliments of A Compliments of :YQ ' 63 eggs KRUPP HARNESS SHOP SILVERSTEIN AUTO T395 Harness Repairing A ' Olling EQ - . L Q Shoes : Boots : Rubbers DeLaval Cream Separators F K U 3 Burdsalys paint NEW AND UJED AUTO PART.: E53 South Vance St. Carey, Ohio Phone 94 Carey. Ohio .Yo cd, W we 3SGi356ii56ir56435646E56E?iS5Z?i5615E3565535E35H556i55Z5l556i556'lS5E5'l5Z5i55Gio6iS5iQi5Z5i56i555i5Z5iS5Z5i356i3E456i35Z5iS56i5?9iS56iS5?if3t3i55Z5JiS,Y 459 Qi QQ K. W. EYESTONE ei? ig Buyer of Jo ei jg ,sees 1 POULTRY : CREAN fig Phone 208 West Spring S.ree G? '53 3 Q Mr. Backenstoe: It fits you like a glove. I've got a hotel heartg always room for one 5533 Mrs. Backenstoe: What kind of a glove? more. Mr. Backlenstoe: A boxing glove. Joe laogsdon 3 3 Q76 WS :YO GN Jo E5 ei? GN f'?5 NEW STAR THEATER QE UPPER SANDUSKY, omo 51 519 CAREY THEATER UPPER THEATER FOREST THEATER Q Carey. Ohio Upper Sandusky, Ohio Forest. Ohio .32 CREATING FOUR OUTSTANDING AMUSEMENT 3 CENTERS FOR WYANDOT COUNTY AND NEIGHBORS ' YQ Our Policy is- Q Clean Wholesome Shows Always il? l l ' Gi E For Your Entire Family TQ WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Q9 M gg LEO T. IONES, Owner and General Manager 55?SQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQEQQQQ?2Q+952lC2Q+f2S?+9Ql32Qi?925299S269QQQQQQQQQQQQQl?2Ql?Ql22if?2Ql-fi?SQQESQQQQQQQQQQ?Qi95?l99?+99il99?l??-?Si K QA' W 8645569525456?36'?5Z6f'56?3Z?iS5l5?35Z5f5Z5?555556'?5Z??55Ef'S5Z3'?S5Z??S5Z5'?E56935E555535155555193564564564523555955593656f'35C3+S5Z5E5Z5i55E?iS5555154555iE5Z?iE56?55E?E5555Z3f'35?iS5Z5?S5519S5Z5f'5Z5?56?3G5'S5 E 5 5 S 53 L? 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' H Mr. Groth: Well, I've no revolver, you go Mr, Crook QQ? :W GN, eg ..,. look daggers alt hIm. gk 6455 BRISTOLL Sz GIBSON -g,. 4- 'WHARTON, OHIO 9? '29 QA' :TQ GN: ?EEELEss SHALLOW 5. DEEP WELL PUMPS QQ IcoEI-ILER PLUMBING FIXTURES GQ, 549 ROOFING QP K9 GA' Ig SPOUTING oUR SPECIALTY gf? PHONE 91 P3 35+ Z5QPQSSQQQE2Q+2Qf2?Q+9Q+i2Q+?2Q+iZ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ2Qi?9552959Q52Qi?Sli?Q+2f2+?2Q+?2Qf2f2+9Q+2Q?29?+?2QEQQQQQQQEPQFZQ+??Qf2S?f95?+?29?l?2S?E Eglcifglglgnlgfgulsglgglgglg335glgfglglfalgglegglelElsG5alslinlglglgglglglgglglglglglcijglgglgglgglgglgglg 6i5Z5ir56?S56i56iS56i5Z5if3Z5irf36i'5g QF are 2 ev :gg Compliments of Compliments of 1 SWL Drs. Hosafros Sz Wenner , 3 43 Mahaffey Super Service gg VETERINARIANS QQ '44 :Mg QA' 5399 Carey Ohio Upper Sandusky. Ohio ' on Q Compliments of LP5' VOLZ GROCERY 85 RVIEAT MARKET are GY 19 1 Q3 UPPER SANDUSKY . OHIO GDN, ia G? Q A t .- 1 b ei? +- E Jeanette S.: What does unaware mean? 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R' 2 Breeder of Registered Q2 Billy S.: Yes, Dad, I have a chance to embrace DUROCJERSEY SWINE ig an opportunity. 1 . U d k , Oh' , 1 ig Mr. Schmidt: Fine son, I'm telling you-- pper Sun Us Y lc Q Tisj give her a big hug. Phone 618lVI3 QQ? 'MD QA' 149 fi N9 CM 535Sit?Qt??5?t?2Q+??Q+??Qt9Qt9Qt??Qt23t??9?i'?PQ62f?+?2Q+?2QQQSQEQQQEEQ+2?Q+?2Y?+2S??2Q-2'525??i2Qi2E+?Qi?Q+32Sii22S?+2QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQSQQQQQQQREE Egiggigigisgiggiggiggiggiggieijgiggiggiggigigiggiggisgiggiggiggiggiggisgiggiggiggiggaisgigigfg 2545645855E5i56i56t5ti5r56i5645Eg Jo ' GY. QE 35 Tegsj Compliments of J. F. 'Q .4- Tie QA' ro 9 SM tg? M PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTING 755 Home Appliances - Frigidaire Agency IQ , , -4' Q THE REXALL STORE American Radzators and Standard Sanitary Plumbing and QF eg IMPERIAL WALL PAPER - GIFTS . QGE? ia Heat1ng System 5933 .599 Carey, Oh1o Phone 131 A Corey, Oh1o YQ Q-Fi Qin QA' 012 Q51 Y-E9 Q? JCE Gil do QA' MQ Q11 -39 oe 3 3 -tn M . 2 I b ' h' k . 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EQ 593 my CAREY LIVESTOCK Q13 :E gg y Buyer of ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK my GENE Q5 G? LE EE in ARLIS I. ORIANS E E43 sg TELEPHONE 26 CAREY, OHIO :HQ 53 MQ GN eg Compliments Of Joe L.: We had an accident in chemistry :YQ '4' E yesterday, a terrific explosion. 2? PAUL'S HOME SHOP K9 1 :YQ B bb W.: ffwh E h. Q dir Q4 3 FLOOR COVERINGS DPRAPERIES 0 Y a app ne gg TQ M' E BOTANY YARNS ' Joe: Well, I gave Phyllis sodium and it turn- Q A Carey. Ohio ed out she had water on the brain. kg GN, :YQ GY: Q5 Ox 5 DONHI' FORGET 'MED : 25? THE TAGALONG FARM Gi N9 -H .ng When Looking For QE 3,5 ek REGISTERED GUERNSEYIS gr? And QA' eg 3? he P O N I E S GIA QQ LEONARD A. GOTTFRIED gif, H Oi Upper Sandusky. 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