Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

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Loretta Kennedy, X' J X LaDonna Hartlnan Q, , Junior Apprentices .......... Marcia Stapleton, l Q ? 'X X Beverly Billings ' Advisers .......................... Goldie Waltz, Florence Gorman E Published by The Senior Class Y SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Lima, Ohio OPQLUOI' By using the theme of Trains , we, the class of l949, hove tried to give you ci glimpse of our life ot Shawnee., High School. ' A 1--Q u r l' Nl: Surf I if - ' -- H , we -. ,,, 'Z' V' ' ' 1- -I - f -. ' .r t -. i., 'frf '1Tf -l , , ' v I ' -f wg, ' ' ,. , ., ' Y 4- A IE ,gi gs: .123 QQ 5, gg 3:1 gg am. K' ,7.z',5jImfff.h'f 3,, '. , ff'f'L3 4 .. 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WALTZ MISS GORMAN To Mrs. Waltz and Miss Gorman, whose kind- ness, understanding, and guidance have been an in- spiration to all who have come into contact with them, we humbly dedicate this book. 80 Smiles an Hour llllllll lSlllAllll The conductors on the Quilno F Iyer were Mr. Loppin ond Mr. Knechtj while the engineering duties were ossigned to twenty instructors who tried dili- gently to pound knowledge into our li ttle vocuums. ....... .., . .,.. ,.,,, . . W P. H . .1544 ,...3 -1.4,sevq:'.,a.Q5:,-'-i:-W--'-jjt-'ifff- -5:1135'-Eif'gg-jf'iq--jLg1jggiff.v'f 1-'-'i??4,j-3r'ELfv31-: lm? i ,I 3. - jf , - 53,-.k13:53- -few..-:.Q-Q. ,ups----. -' , V ,M FM'-f1 '. , r-Pi - l ?A 4 t :L ' - ., ,W ' . . .fi ' ii2-1-ff-H-w..,.,,,..,,,,:-JL: . e . .. 4 was:.3'-f.',,q'.1f'51-122942, - .,'-mmf' ,.,,i..15.,,g,w. ' V V rt 1. :E,1,'t,,,I ,,4h:v,:Ei:iCifi'Q '-' 5 . f .. . - - . W ' H' MXL .L ga. Q-g,,.,,,g..1 fy, .,.,f. Q,W,,. ..-.LM-,mm-',..f,,,- wha., .. LUN , , , - - ms., ,1- , . -. 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KNECHT-B.S., M. S. Bowling Green State University Indiana University -. ,e,......, ,,. , 1 l Mr. Knecht's interests at Shawnee are varied, Now that the new scoreboard has been installed, his visions for the future include larger mathematics and language depart- ments and greater athletic and playground facilities. The promotion of guidance assemblies and diagnostical tests has helped Mr. Knecht in his goal to fit each student at Shawnee into his place in school and life. PAUL LYTLE, Clerk CLARENCE BREESE WALTER DELONG 9 X is N IO ,Wa Ill 0l1 .lllflyj ll inf . 9 PAULINE ANTONILLE--B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Spanish I, Il English III Freshman Class Arlviser G. WILBUR BYERLY-B.A., M.A. MANCHESTER COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY 7th and 8th Grade Math 7th and 8th Grade Physical Education 8th Grade Class Adviser Varsity Football Coach Junior High Basketball Coach ROY E. CRITES-B.S., M.A. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY High School Geography Biology Public Speaking Senior Class Play Director Visual Education Director LAWRENCE DECKROSH-B.A., B.S. DEFIANCE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY 9th General Science Physics Commercial Math Junior Class Adviser WILLIAM L. FREEMAN-B.S. OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY American History Mechanical Drawing High School Physical Education Senior Class Adviser Varsity Track Coach Reserve Football Coach .im em FLORENCE GORMAN-B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand Sophomore Class Adviser Chief Production Adviser Quilna Business Adviser BEATRICE GUYTON-B.A., M.A. OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY World History Girls' Physical Education Senior Class Adviser RUBY HESS-B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 7th Grade English 7th Grade Social Science 7th Grade Adviser Y-Teen Adviser PAUL L. HUGHES-B.A. BLUFFTON COLLEGE American History Sociology Chief Editorial Adviser Basketball and Baseball Coach WINIFRED M. JONES-B.A. OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY Girls' Glee Club Music----Grades I-6 flap era KENNETH FARREL LUSK-B.A., M.5 OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY 7th Grade General Science 7th Grade Mathematics 8th Grade Class Adviser Junior High Football Coach Elementary Track Coach RUBY MAYER--B.S. CAPITAL UNIVERSITY 7th Grade English 8th Grade English 9th Grade English 7th Grade Class Adviser BARBARA MILLER--B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Vocational Home Economics F. H. A. Adviser FREDERICK E. MILLS--B.S., M.A. OHIO UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Choir Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Orchestra 7th and 8th Grade Music RICHARD R. ROEDER-B.S., M.A. WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Mathematics Freshman Class Adviser idlfllefd JOHN STARLING-B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Animal Husbandry Field Crops Agricultural Engineering Farm Management Farm Shop 7th Grade Adviser F. F, A. Adviser LOREN C. VAN METER-B.S., M.A WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Industrial Arts GOLDIE WALTZ-B.A. DEFIANCE COLLEGE Latin I, ll English IV Librarian Sophomore Class Adviser Quilna Editorial Adviser CHARLES E. WEAVER WITTENBERG COLLEGE Business Law Economics Bookkeeping Guidance Director of Junior Class Play FRANCIS YOUNKMAN OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY English II 8th Grade General Science Junior Class Adviser lIlllSSlS With a total of 4ll passengers on the Quilna Flyer, the year progressed very rapidly tory everyone and, of course, especially for the seniors as the time for the termination of their journey drew near. The Passengers pil 'T i W'-Y S , - I- - M- OFFICERS fs Joe Cox, president, Gerald Marshall, vice president, Marilyn Riftle, secretary, Janet Burget, treasurer, Beatrice Guyton, William Freeman, advisers. MARGY JO ARMY Commercial Pcrry l, Class Trcas, l, 2, Chief 4, Y-Tccns 2, 3, 4, F, l-l. A. 2. HARRY FRED BOWSHER, JR. College Prep. Dayton I, Boys' Glee 3, Orchestra I, Track Quilna 4, Spanish Club 3 Scholarship Tests 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4. I 1 1 GROVER WAYNE BABER Vocational Agriculture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Op- cretta l, Eisteddfod l, 2, 3, 4, Chief 2, 3, 4, Prof duction Manager 3, 4, F. F. A. 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Class Play 3, 4. WILLIAM 0. BOWSHER General Culture Baseball, Assistant Mana- er 2' Mana er 3, Schol- Q u . Q arship Tests 2. DALE BOWERS ldid not graduatcl WILLIAM R. BOWSHER General Culture Basketball l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2. I I 9 eniom lair .Syrup . . There's the conductor's cry indicating the end of the jour- ney tor the senior class ot '49 This, however, isn't really the end but rather the beginning, for now we'll board the train of Responsibility to continue I our journey through life. LAVELLE BOWERS College Prep. South l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 4. l HELEN ELIZABETH BROWN Commercial St, Marys 1, 2, 3, Chief 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Scholarship Tests I, 2, Cheerleader 3, Class Play 4. Qtbexw eniord JANET MAXINE BURGET College Prep. Class V. Pres. 2, Sec'y 3, Treas. I, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, Eistedd- fod l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Chief I, Quilna 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Honor Society 3, Carnival Queen Attendant l, F. F. A. Queen 3, State F. F. A. Queen 3, Class Slay 3, 4, Who's Who l, 2, JOHN CONRAD Vocational Perry I, Boys' Glce 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball I, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Watch- dog 3, Treasurer 4. JOE MEREDITH COX General Culture Central l, 2, Class V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Bovs' Glee 4, Eisteddfod 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Chief Staff 4, Quilna 4, Who's Who 3, 4. MARILYN DAVIDSON Commercial Perry l, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Quilna Ap- prentice 3, Quilna Business Manager 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, Honor Society l, 3, Scholarship Tests 2, Class Play l. WILBUR CAMPER General Culture Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4. BARBARA ANN COOK College Prep, Perry l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Elsteddfod 2, 3, 4, Li- brarian 4. OPAL JENA LEE CRISP General Culture Perry l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. HENRY A. DOVE General Culture Football 2. JOAN MARCENE DOWNING JOHN ELLIS General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 2, 3, 4. General Culture Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3. li MADELON JANE EMRICK Collcgc Prep. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3 4, Girls Glcc I, 2, 3, 4, 'Ac companist 2, 3, 4, Eistedd focl I 2 3 ' , , , Quilna 4, Y- Teens 3 4 , , Librarian I Class Play 3. CAROLYN JEAN FOX Commercial Perry I, Class Scc'y I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, Eistedrt- tod 2, 3, 4, Chief 2, 3, Quilna 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Scholarship Tests 3, Class Play 3. ...S A I. .. .,.... . I E ROSE MARIE FACCENDA General Culture Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Op- erctta I, Eisteddtad l, 2, 3 4' Band 2 3 4 Y I I Teens 2, 3, '4, 'Spanish Club I, 2, ' ' Librarian 4. VELYN LEE FURRY General Culturc Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Girls' Gloe l, 2, 3, 4, Y- g'cc4ns 3, 4, F. H. A. I 2 1 I lv- ROBERT DUANE FESS College Prep. Football I, Basketball I, 2, Manager 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, 3, 4, Spanish Club LATRECIA JOAN GAMBLE Commercial Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I 2 3 4' Operetta I, Eisteddfod 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Chief 2, 3, Quilna 4, Y- Tecns I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4. 2, i Many ot our classmates re- ceived were occupied by heading the Vario enioni As we look back over our last year, we tind that we were pretty busy. recognition in athletics and music while still others us organizations. Ot course we spent much time in pondering over ict D LIVES, l lGl'T'l9 cards and invitations. JAMES JUNIOR FLICK General Culture Mixed Chorus I, 2, Boys' Glce I, 2, Eistcddfod I, 2. LADONNA JOYCE HARTMAN Commercial Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glcc l, 2, 3, 4, Eisf tcdclfod I, 2, 3, 4, Chief 2, 3, Quilna 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Librarian I, Class Play 4. rf -,.g::f'f 11? 1 K ,' -.f 5 7 '., ' I rx of '- I 2 , is CII l0l'.5 WILBUR HASTING ldid not graduatel THELMA HELSER College Prep. Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Dp- eretta l, Chief 2, 3, Quil- na 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 4, Class Play 4. HARRY M. HUNT General Culture Perry I, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Glee 3, Class Play l. JACK Q. JENNINGS GLENN LEE HEFNER General Culture Perry l, Class Play l, 3, 4. BESSIE LOU HIXENBAUGH Commercial Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta l, Eisteddfod 3, Chief 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, Historian l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Li- brarian 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4. LYDIA ELLEN JACOBS Commercial 5. H. A. l, 2, 3, Librarian LORETTA KENNEDY General Culture Commercial Football l, 2, Manager Perry l, Class Officer, Vice 3, 4. Pres. l, Quilna 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, F. H. A. 2. RICHARD E. KENNEDY MARY ALICE KERR Vocational College Prep. Perry I, Boys' Glee 3, 4, Eisteddfod 3, F. F, A, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, Class Play l, 3. Class Officer, Sec'y 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Op- cretta l, Eisteddfod l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l 2, Chief l, 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Librarian l, 2, 3, Carnival Queen Attendant 2, Homecoming Queen At- gendant 4, Cheerleader l, go his way ond who knows when we MARJORIELEE KOOP Commercial Girls' Glee l, Operetfa l, Chief 4, Quilna 4, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4. Sec'y 3' F. H. A. l, 2, Vice Pres. 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Li- brarian l, 4, Honor So- ciety 3, Scholarship Tests I, 2, Carnival Queen 3, Cheerleader 4, Class Play DAVID B. LYTLE College Prep. Football Mgr. l, 2, Bas- ketball Mgr. 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Chief l, 2, 3, Quilna 4, Spanish Club l, 32, Scholarship Tests l, 2, DWAIN KUAILE General Culture Perry l. GERALD B. MARSHALL College Prep. Perry l, Class Pres. 2, V.- Pres. 4, Boys' Glee 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Chief 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Honor Society 3, Scholarship Tests 2, 3, Class Play l, 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Boys' State 3. en fora At that time the thought of gradu ation was far removed, but now, on May 24, as we stand on the platform about to depart after years of won- derful and many unforgettable times, we ore a little sad, for each of us will shall all ROBERT LEHMAN Vocational Agriculture Mixed Chorus l, 3, 4, Boys' Glee l, 3, 4, Eistcdd- fod l, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Chief l, 2, 3, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4. ADA JUNE MASON General Culture Logan High School l, 2, Central High School 3, Girls' Glee 2, Operetta 2. i NWN-- be together ogoin. RICHARD LOWRY Vocational Agriculture Perry l, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3, 4. SAYRE CLIVE MASTEN General Culture Lafayette 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Glee 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4. en iom HELEN WANETA MAYER College Prep. Class Treas. 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, Eisteddfod I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Chief I, 2, 3, Ed. 3, Quilna Ed. 4, Jr. App. 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Librarian I, 2, Honor So- ciety 3, Scholarship Tests l, 2, 3, Carnival Queen Attendant 4, F. F. A. Queen 4, Who's Who 2, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE MCADOW General Culture Class Sec'y l, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Accornpanist I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus Accompan- ist I, 2, Eisteddfod I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Librarian 4, Scholarship Tests 3. JAMES T. MILLER General Culture Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. STEWART W. MILLER JR. General Culture Central I, 2. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY NORMAN MAYER General Culture CLOYCE ELWOOD MCCASLI N General Culture Track Mgr. 2. MARY MARGARET MILLER Commercial Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta I, Eisteddfod 2, 3, 4, Band I, Chief 4, Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, Sec.-Treas. 2, Home- coming Queen 4, Who's Who 3. RICHARD MOELLER General Culture Perry I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, Quil- na 4, Class Play 3, Who's Who 3. BETTY JOAN MUSSER Commercial General Culture Perry I, Chief 4, Y-Teens Perry li Mlxed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play I. 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, F. H. A. I. ....,. . ..,......,.. ,....,.. -...-.,, X min. DANIEL T. PARKER General Culture HELEN JEAN ROOF Commercial Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee i, 2, 3, Operetta l, Chief Staff 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, Librarian 4. l. , .- X . i i .X Pe, sr- SBNKQM .5258 1-ve, MORRIS REAMS General Culture Perry l, Football 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4. I enwra HAROLD LEE NYE JAMES 0'NEAL Vocational Agriculture General Culture Perry I, Mixed Chorus 3, Perry l, Mixed Chorus l, Boys' Glee 3, 4, F. F. A. 2, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee l, 2, 3, 3, 4, Student Adviser 4. 4, Band l, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. MARTHA RUTH MYERS JANICE LEE NEAL Vocational Commercial Mixed Chorus i, 2, 3, Girls' South l, 2, Mixed Chorus Glee l, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, 4, Girls' Glee 4. Orchestra 4, Y-Teens l, F. T. A, i, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. MARILYN JEAN RIFFLE RONALD L. RITCHIE Commercial Class Sec'y 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, Eisteddfod 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Chief 2, 3, 4, News Ed. 3, Ed. 4, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A. l, Honor Society 3, Schol- arship Tests l, 2, 3, Class College Prep Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta I, Eisteddfod 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Track l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Class Play 4. Play 4. GLORIA JEAN ROUSCULP EUGENE RUHLEN ED SCHLEGEL Commercial Vocational College Prep- I cenfrqi i, 2, Mixed chorus Perry 1, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Pres if M I X-'ffl 4, Girls' Glee 4, Band 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, Scholarship Tests 3 Class Play 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta l, Eisteddfod l, 2, 3, 4, Band i, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Football 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chief i, 2, 3, Honor So- ciety 3, Who's Who 3, 4. o ly .1 98: J . 4. en iorri DONNA LEE SELLERS Commercial Perry l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Chief 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Libra- rian 4, Class Play l, 3, 4. DONNA MAY SETTLEMIRE College Prep. Perry l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Chief 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Class Play I, Who's Who 3, 4. RAYMOND H. SETTLEMI RE Vocational Agriculture Football 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Watch dog 4. ROBERT E. SETTLEMIRE College Prep. Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta l, Eisteddfod l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Orches- tra l, 2, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Chief l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Tests I, 3, Class Play 4. ROSEMARY STEINER Vocational Y-Teens l, 2, 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentar- ian 4, Librarian l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. ROBERT LEWIS TROY Vocational Cridersville 3, Basketball 3, F. F. A. 4, Scholarship Tests l. RONALD H. VERBRYKE General Culture Mixed Chorus l, 2, Boys' Glee l, 2, Operetta I, Eis- teddfod l, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Manager l. CORREEN WIEGING Commercial Chief 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian l, 2, 3. JOHN LAVON WILLIAMSON College Prep. Perry l, Class Pres. 3, Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Quilna 4, Honor Society 3, Who's Who 3, 4. ALICE YOAKAM College Prep. Perry l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee 2, 3, Y- Teens 2, 3, Class Play l, 4. . . Ui OFFICERS Marcia Stapleton, Pres., Ann Brown, V. Pres., Pat Neff, Sec'y.j Janet Osman, Treas., Lawrence Deckrosh, Francis Younkman, advisers. V . Sentimental Journey . . . unions Hey will you quiet down . . . Don't, not my only pencil . . . Are you going to stay in home room? . . . No stop it! . . . Chief meeting . . . Come on! For the first time in this class's history it was run by all girl officers. They seemed to do all right however, for the prom was first rate. The members of this class were active in music, library, and a large number turned out for the Junior Play. They also co-operated in backing the ac- tivities of the class. Through their combined efforts they elected their candidate, Betty Bradford, for Carnival Queen. Row I-Accountius, Baber, Barnes, Billings, Bowersock, D. Bowsher. Row 2iR. Bowsher, Ruth Bowsher, Bradford, Brown, Carolus, Carter. Row 3-Crow, A. M. Dershem, A. Dershem, Edgington, Freed, Furry. 24 .gclenfwcafion of Sn dp! Bula makes the wheels go 'roumI, It's 4 p.m. Here's Tippy offer Borboro. Mr. Crites in ocfion. ulxll f--- f uniora Row I----Griffin, Grimm. Row 2----Hanson, Hardin. Row 3-f -Harrison, Jackson. Row 4-Jennings, Kidd. Row 5--Loeufer, Lopoint. Row 6-Munn, Moyer. Row 7-McCoslin, McDoneI Home Room Instruction? uniol-5 Their activities included a skating party, the collecting of sales tax stamps, selling Christmas and occasional cards, and of course the all important prom. Preparations for the prom were begun as early as February, with the renting of the Shawnee Country Club. Handling the orchestra and decorations, not to mention the money part, was a pretty big issue for the class. As their farewell to the Seniors, they made it as wonderful as they could. Next year will see these sixty boys and girls in the final stage of their own train ride. Row 'l+McDorrnan, Miesse, D. Miller, J. Miller, S. Miller, Murphy. Row 2-B. Myers, W. Myers, Neff, Osmon, Palmer, Pierce. Row 3-Platt, Protsman, Rupert, Severns, Sherer, Shope. .gclenfwcafion of ssyllaldcf Skating porty hopefuls Time for assembly. S-w-e-e-t Adeline. uniom Row 'I-Shutt, Simpkins. Row 2--Stapleton, Stauffer. Row 3iD. Thompson, P. Thompson. Row 4---Tippie, Williams. Row 5 fsWiIliomsor1, Zerkle. w W.:-new SOFA 001 orezi Hey bub, what time is it? . . . lt's time for the bell, here comes John!! . . . Where is the stationery kit? . . . Wasn't that geometry test a Iulu? . . . Three's not a crowd in my seat! All aboard sophomores! Board! is the conductor's cry. Wool Wool The train slowly pulls away from track two on its journey education Traveling along through football season we see nine of our boys giving their all on the gridiron, Rounding out their sport activities nine boys were on the basketball squad, two in baseball, and seven on the track team. Gilbert Knecht, Pres., Roger Lundy, V. Pres., John Mosler, Sec'y.g Robert Lee, Treas.j Florence Gorman, Goldie Waltz, advisers. On The Right Track . . . Row Row Row Row Baber, Dale Barnes, Donna Barnes, L. Barnes, Boop, Boughan, Bowers. Bowersock, M. Bowsher, R. Bowsher, Buchanan, Burkholder, Burtchin, Campbell. Camper, Carter, Claar, Claypool, Clayton, Clevenger, Conaway. Conrad, Cook, Cotrell, Cox, Creps, Custer, Dansby. 28 OH! ored Not to be outdone by the athletic department, the music department attracted many fine voices from this group, as well as instrumental talent in band and orchestra. Starting off the activities for the year was the sale of stationery followed by a successful skating party. Looking ahead to station three, the class proudly scrambles off the train having proven their ability and willingness in their second try on our four-trip train. Row 'I-Davis, Doyle, Ebling, Erickson, Estep, Faccenda, Fcigh. Row 2-Francis, Gamble, Gerstner, Glaze, Goodenough, Hanes, Harncr. Row 3-Hartman, Hefner, Helser, Hixenbaugh, lngmire, Keiffer, Keith. Row 4-Kidd, Knecht, Kunkleman, Lawrence, Lawson, Lee, Lugibill. SOFA Olfl-0l'eJ Row 1fLur1dy, McClain, Mcuk, Moyer. Row 2-J. Miller, P. Miller, Morrone, Mosler. Row 3-Neff, Newhousc, Nolan, Numbers Row 4-Nungestcr, Pierce, Roof. VJ- ' I 1 .gzlenfincaflon of .Snalfm Don't believe everything you heor. Locker reverie. SOFA Oni 0I'l?J Row 'I--Rooscnbcrg, Rurnbough, Sciling, Shoner. Row 2--Sharpe, J. Show, N, Show, Stoner. Row 3--Tippic, Tomlinson, Word, Wcovcr Row 4iYookom, Young. 1 1 1 .Elan hjfcu Hon of .Sn aiu Horne room problems, A hit ond 0 miss. jl'l25Al7lell All Aboard! . . . OFFICERS Eddie Allowayfpres., Leslie Kennedy, V. Pres., Wava Johnson, Secy., Richard Thomas, Trcas. Advisers: Miss Antonille and Mr. Roeder. Well drop dead! . . . Have you bought your ticket yet? . . . Where's my pencil? . . . Shh here comes the teacher. Well here we are at the next stop on the Quilna Flyer, the graduating class ot '52. As our passengers come in and find their seats, we hear them comment on how they have enjoyed the school program this year and the part they have shared in lt. A Row 1- Adam, Adams Row 2- Clevenger, Crites Row 3- T xl Githcns, Grove is 'N Row 4- Kershner, Lewis Row 5- Mort, Myers Row 6- Steman, Temple S Il Llllf Whose move Studying Hurnmm The final glimpse Oom-pah 32 'XX XXX . ... XXX X LX. wa 3' , Tiff T if if ,gf . Q55 ' X . ai? 1, X. N X an T SX . X X X ,, Xa' NX L wi R : ..,. 1, K RR ,XY is , xx MN X Q X N ,S l We X X XX X X1 Q A R xx Ni Y ' x X: X XX X -- N XX x xi gy: :,- .... X -fi' X X X 0 N- Q X I Z'1:':I5' .-:If -3 3 X if! X: if 9 4 sf, N A QS pug. 1, ,:,: . '- ., J, W , , M A Qqp ' Zi? XSS? X -'-'- - N - XXV ' ' X wif? XXX . gSS15,liff .,., Xxxmgs fX. Y XS' X QXNSK Q, ,X 4 XX gracle A Long Way To Travel . . . OFFICERS John Schoonover, Pres., Stanley Doyle, V. Pres., Mary Beth Myers, Sec'y.-Treas., Wilbur Bycrly, Roy Crites, Kenneth Lusk, advisers. S nulu . . . Get the page now. Not typing-just home room. Draw those lines straight. Where's Loyer . . . My locker just doesn'l' seem to hold everything . . . Did you see the junior high game? . . . These books are too heavy . . . Where do we sit in assembly? Well, here they are, the future freshmen and the class of 53. ln the second year of junior high these boys and girls have certainly shone. They ore in the band, junior high basketball and on the track teams. Row l--Adam, Baechler, Row 4-Lones, Loyer. Row 2-Collert, Copeland. Row 5--Pierce, Priddy. Row 3-Eastman, Ellis. Row 6-Steed, Stumbaugh. 34 fiigifi gm e With all this talent their class is sure to go tar and make Shawnee proud, This class also has a talent tor being-well, shall we say-ah--energeticl But under the direction ot Mr. Byerly, Mr. Lusk and Mr. Crites their energy will be directed into proper channels. Row 1-+Binkley, Boughan, Bowersock, M, Bowsher, P. Bowsher, Buchanan, Camper, Clcvenger. Row 2-Cotrell, Crisp, Crow, Custer, Dearwester, Deken, Dershem, Doyle. Row 3- D. Ellis, Fox, Hartman, Hay, Jackson, Lee, Leady, Lewis. Row 4-Marquart, Mauk, Michael, M. Miller. N. Miller, Myers, Overholtz, Oglesbee. Row 5-Cath, Reed, Carl Reed, Reynolds, Roof, Ruble, Schoonover, Settlemire, Starkey. Row 6-Sutherly, Thomas, Verbryke, Wallace, Walther, Wiswasser, Wright. 1-of Cllr 90' :P ,g 'dl' Nui' 2.3 A Q ,g S ,mist HO' fb- Q--' .iff 46' 1 154 tt? PW' . 4 'I S swf f f! 35 .Siwenf Qlrac! e Just Bought Tickets . . . Richard Tomlinson, Pres., Ann Van Meter, V. Pres, Jean Lotz, Secy.g James Bradford, Treas, Ruby Mayer, Ruby Hess and John Starling, od- yisers. S nalu . . . Gee, look at that onc Busy place I pledge allegiance. . . Gosh where is the science room? . . . Say do we get to go to the pep sessions . . . Well, I suppose, after all we are in high school iwell, just oboutl . . . Now kids, you must get to class on time. With baggage packed and tickets bought, the seventh grade boarded the Quilna Flyer for the first leg of their journey through high school. Row I-D. Barnes, L. Barnes Row 4fJennings, Kerr Row 2-L. Crites, R. Crites Row 5-McDonel, Mann, McDorrnan Row 34Glaze, Griffin Row 64-Plummer, Purdy, Red- mond, Sawrniller 36 .rv 'www wg, x 4 S '35 .SHED lA grade They wouldn't want to go back to grade school for anything, for they have enjoyed their seventh year and are eagerly looking forward to next year, They all liked the idea of changing classes every 40 minutes, They also liked to use our libraryi Some of them could usually be found in there using the reference books or just looking at magazines. Good luckl kids, on your trip through junior and senior high school. This page sponsored by J. F, Hess Manufacturing Co, Row 'I+Bowsher, Bradford, Burget, Campbell, Clark, E, Cotrell, L. Cotrell, Crawford. Row 2-Dettlebach, Doyle, Early, Edwards, Faccenda, Ford, Freel, Giffin. Row 3-Harter, Harruff, Hefner, Helser, Heman, Hilyard, Howell, lngmire. Row 4---vKraft, D. Lawrence, J. Lawrence, Lewis, Jane Lotz, Jean Lotz, Layer, Masten. Row 5-AAB. Miller, D. Miller, Morgan, B. Mort, J. Mort, Myers, Nungester, Parker. Row 67Shaffer, Shaw, Shutt, Tomlinson, Thomp- son, Ward, Wieging, VanMeter. v-ep -sa' 'Q l' ...gr J-JP' VV 'Q-nf -wg If 37 lllIllllllllS Under the copoble leodership of the officers ond advisers of the vori- ous orgonizotions, the sociol life of the Showneeites on the Quilno Flyer rolled smoothly olong. E . h - ,,,- HTH .., .-.M yt.. .. .. , J , ., . .. .,,..,g,,q-. Mil55 ! ma-Iwiqz-.a1,7,:::1A',l Q ..,,.. ,134 A 1 ? f:' .5 J I 'W ' - gfff- ...M - 71-mm ., , - , , . . .K .QL .j f. ,1 :.4.,Eg,L 12.35,-A -V .l W. -12,4 -:Z H AN, ,,4,7,m ii,,f , M - . - . ' 3 . 42. 13-V. -T'-1, 2-fr .. .. . , '- ' ' 'U H 1 ' 1? 'if,.-'A-:,. , .' xi- f -- 12' . til:--' ll 1'1Y:T'. ffw !v'f+' , E., , . N -- fi ' .1fy5.g35- gg-:, g rw-f ., 5 fT3-if-'fog gx . L, - . -. , 1- m - , f 4 H ' ' ' ' ' 'fa-A6v:311.,,I1 QQQQ f 'll W A r- -4-V-mf. . r V , f'-- -i , '-mas.-Mm, - - lm...-,A--ax.. ' ' 38 Our Travel Pastimes Quifn: .Siva Picture l-Mrs, Waltz, Mayer. Picture 3-'Kennedy, Hartman. Picture 2-Williamson, Gamble, Stapleton, Helser, Picture 4-Cox, Fox. Emrick, Lytle. The library workroom is the place where most of the action of this staff took place. , After the theme was chosen, write-ups were assigned, and pictures were taken. Some member of the staff could usually be found in the workroom either cutting and pasting pictures in the dummy, identifying pictures, or, in short, getting the Quilna ready for the press. lt was work but a lot of fun too, and we hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it for you. Planning Our Expenses . . . 40 E sim -1 .5 .. f ,E :.. i . Picture l Picture 2 Quifna udinead .gag This staff went out in all kinds of weather to get ads to finance the book, After getting these ads, the staif had to type them on separate sheets of paper so they could be put in the dummy. This was no easy job. But it wasn't all work and no play because Janet Burget and Marjorie Koop wanted to see if they could run l4 flights of stairs in the Cook Tower more quickly than Marilyn Davidson could come down in the elevator, Who won? Ask either Janet or Marjorie. The staff decided to try a new project this year. One page of the annual was devoted to the alumni. The continuance of this practice will depend on how many annuals alumni buy. --Miss Gorman, Davidson. Picture 3-Koop, Bowsher, Burget, Davidson, Bill- I j ings, Moeller. fBillings, Bowsher, Burget, Picture 4- -Koop, Moeller. Wit N55 ff'V5LiB5El'lPlSli D' A.5lQ A Picture lfeproduction manager, G. Baber, production adviser, Mr. Weaver. J 57 Picture Zebusiness staff: Miller, Brown, Jennings, Mr. Weaver, Marshall. I al7p Picture fiiproduction adviser, Miss Gorman, typists, Brincefield, Miller Hixenbaugh, Wieging, Sellers, Koop, Roof. Picture 4-operators-O. Baber, Carr, Zerkel, Burget, Mosler. lt's up to the production staff of the Chief to see that the paper gets out on time, and work at it, they do. Come noon time you're likely to hear the noise of the mimeograph and see people rushing madly to and fro, spattered with rainbow colors. These mimeograph operators not only run the pages but also experi- ment with colors for the illustrations. Miss Gorman has charge of the typists who are kept busy typing the articles, and they do a fine job. The business staff is not to be regarded lightly as their work is essential to the production of the paper. If they didn't succeed in securing ads for the paper it couldn't be printed. The money from these ads goes for the ink and paper. Mr. Weaver, as one of the advisers, helped at the beginning of the year to direct the business staff in securing the ads, and he also helps in the dis- tribution of the Chief to the different advertisers and school exchanges. Wan'a Buy A Paper? 42 Cglizef taff Despite these trials and tribulations, the staff still seems able to turn out a newsy and interesting paper, mostly due to the fact that the hard work- ing editor, Marilyn Riffle, was capable of writing, typing and illustrating if the need arose. However it seldom did, for Marilyn was ably assisted by the art editor, Mary Alice Kerr. The reporters, editors, advertisers, art staff, in fact, everyone worked together to turn out a fine school paper once each month and they kept the student body posted. Picture lfreporters: Laeufer, Masten, Hardin, Picture 4-art staff: Purdy, Cox, Baber, Goodenough 5lmDkln54 Picture Sfreporters: Helser, Creps, Billings, Sharpe. piCfUfe 2if9D0 fefS156'TTlGmifE, 5lWGW, Kn9Cl'1f- Picture 6-feature editor, Stapleton, news editor Picture 3-editor-in-chief, Riffleg art editor, Kerr, POlm6fi NEWS 6'dif0 , Brown- editorial adviser, Mr. Hughes. If Row 'I-Tomlinson, Stein er, Camper, Miesse, Myers, Creps, Gamble, Dershem. Row 2-Mrs. Miller ladvis eri, McAdow, White, Bower sock, P. Furry, Tice, Fac cendo, Miller. Row 3- Williamson, Accountious, E. Furry, Rupert, McGillvary, Osman, Kidd. Row 4 - Barnes, W. Baber, Severns M. Baber, Rothe, Zerkel Sherer, O. Baber, Umbaugh oFFicERs Kiwi H EMAJFPQ Pres. - Margaret Miesse Vice Pres.-Martha Myers Secy. - Barbara Camper Treas. - Joyce Crepsg His torian - Jane Gamble, Re porter - Alice Tomlinson Parliamentarian - Rose mary Steiner, Adviser--Mrs. Mi I ler. ' The snap at the left is the F.H.A. in session. 2. www' jgufure omema em of .xdmerica Margaret Miesse was elected by the F.l-l.A. members to serve as president of the l948-49 club. Serving with her were Martha Myers, vice president, Barbara Camper, secretary and Joyce Creps, teasurer. Highlighting the year's activities was the selecting of one girl to go to camp at the state convention in May. Following the formal intiation, was a cosmetic demonstration and o recognition meeting for members who earned their degrees. They had a new adviser this year! Mrs. Miller ably took over the counselorship duties formerly held by Mrs. Hosack. Planning Our Meals . . . 44 Row 1-Kennedy, Marsh- all, Settlemire, Lowry, Con- rad, Nye, Barnes. Row 2- Mr. Starling iAdv.D, Mr. Weaver, iHon. Memberl, Shope, LaPoint, Ward, Hunt, Troy, Ruhlen, Hanes, Rum- baugh, Stoner, Feigh, Mr. Hughes CHon. Memberl, Mr. Lappin lHon. Member.i Row 3-D. Bowsher, Neff, R. Bowsher, Thompson, Baber, Martin, Mr. Knecht fHon. Memberl. OFFICERS Pres. - Richard Lowry, Vice Pres. - Bob Lehman, Secy. - Gerald Marshall, Treas.-John Conrad, His- torian - Dale Barnes, Re- porter -- Richard Kennedy, Sentinel - Ray Settlemire, Adviser-Mr. Starling. The snap at the left was taken when the fellows were on a judging contest. ju fare arm erd of .xdm erica These boys of today will be the farmers of tomorrow, and good ones, if training has any thing to do with it. Under John T. Starling's supervision, these boys will be good farmers and citizens too. He has taught them many useful things to carry through life. Some of their activities were the County Judging Contest, pest hunt, skating party, dis- trict public speaking contest, Procedure contest and, of course, the County District Parliamentary Contest in which they did themselves proud. The capable officers for this club were: Richard Lowry, president, Bob Lehman, vice president, Gerald Marshall, secretary, John Conrad, treasurer, Dick Kennedy, reporter and Ray Settlemire, sentinel. Going To A Convention . . . 45 Left Y-Boyd, Stapleton, Dershem, Masten, A. M. Dershem, Barnes, Mil- ler, Hanson, C. Bowersock, Erickson, Billings, Bowsher, Hixenbaugh, Camp- er, Doyle, L. Barnes. Right Y-Good- enough, B. Bowersock, Fox, Glaze, Brown, Bowers, L. Helser, J. Hartman, Hower, Settlemire, O. Baber, Weaver, Tomlinson, Faccenda, D. Barnes. Back Y-Creps, W. Baber, Eicher, Severns, Spees, Carr, Grove, Jane Gamble, Lewis, Roosenberg, Osmon, McDonel, Palmer, Kidd, Kerr, Mayer, Myers. With high spirits and hopes for an eve ,1 - ntful and successful year in their work, one hundred Y-Teen members rnet each month at meetings on Charm. le nd fi ure tlattery, topped by the Highlighting the fall events were meetings on ma eup ci g Goblins' Frolic held in October and an impressive Christmas pageant and initiation by candle- light in December. Dancing and the crowning of King and Queen highlighted the Mistletoe Magic dance with Quincy Dray's orchestra the same month. 1 i 46 L-R: Dolores Miller, Prog. Chrrng Pat Neff, V. Pres., Barbara Myers, Secy., Janet Osman, Treas.p Carolyn Fox, Pres., Mrs. Hess and Miss Ash ladvisersl. P This page sponsored by Shawnee Womcn's Council 'Mistletoe Magic dance TEENSJ Left T'-V-Joan Gamble, Kidd, R. Fac cenda, Emrick, Cook, Githens, Brad ford, Campbell, Kunkleman, Nunn, M Riffle, Temple, D. J. McDonel, Cullen Conrad, Ford, Thomas. Right Tfl-lix enbaugh, Kieffer, Francis, Conaway D, Miller, Morgan, T. l-lelser, Burget l-lardin, Neff, Murphy, D, Rousculp Kennedy, Adam, P. Furry, Grimm Army, Price, S. Riffle. Back T'--f-Dav idson, Koop, Crow, Laeufer, Accounti ous, M. Miller, L. Hartman, Sellers E. Furry, Downing, J. Rousculp, H Brown, M. Baber, Boop, Lawson Zerkel. Snowy January brought a Mother-Daughter Banquet with lots of Yyleens and Mothers having a good time together, A5 the days lengthened and we swept into spring, we had meetings on accessories and personality which were topped in April hy a Style Show. To bring to a close a most successful year, we had a Bunny Hop and Mother- Daughter Tea , at which time new officers for i949-50 were installed. Snap of the Y-Teen 47 Picture 1-Stapleton, Claar, Hartman, Williamson, Koop, Faccenda, Bowers. Picture 27Laeuter, Cook, McAdow, Mrs, Waltz, adviser, Rupert. Picture 3-Jacobs, Bowsher, Weaver, Miller, Roosenberg. Picture 4-Miesse, Sellers, Roof, I-lixenbaugh, Helser, Steiner, Barnes. OG rarialw As one can tell by the above pictures, the librarians are busy people, Besides their duties of checking books in and out, dusting, keeping order in the library, and hunting information tor students, they have library lessons to till out every month. Under the supervision ot Mrs. Waltz, who has been head librarian for eleven years, the number ot volumes in the library has surpassed the 3000 mark. We students at Shawnee are very fortunate to have access to a library such as ours. This page sponsored by a friend. Hostesses of The Club Car . . . 48 Music to the Tune of the Rails . . . KCUIJ Rolling along at top speed under the engineering of Mr. Frederick Mills, the band whistled through some very authentic stops during the football season at both home and away games. Crowds were thrilled when the band marched at the Navy and Army Day parades and when the twirlers went through some artistic halftime performances at the basketball games with streamlined ability. The band has received District honors after many hours of long, hard, practice. This page sponsored by Dr. D. Wayne Myers Row 'I-Ritchie, Gomble, Thomas, Crites, l-lelser, Bowsher. Row 2-Palmer, W. Kidd, M. Thomas, Newhouse, McAdow, Jane Gamble, Myers, Davidson, P. Neff. Row 3-Young, Bower- sock, Shaw, Jane Lotz, Eastman, Myers, Hefner, Davis, S. Seiling, Eicher, Grimm, L. Kidd. Row 4-Glaze, Van Meter, Jean Lotz, S. Riffle, Michael, Sellers, Ebling, Baechler, Shaffer, Lones, J. Seiling, Mayer, L. Neff, Clark. Row 5fUmbaugh, Crow, Curry, D. Rousculp, Adam Burget, Faccenda, Hixenbaugh, J. Rousculp, Barnes, Jacobs, Protsman, Zerkel, M. Riffle Bradford, Hardin. Directorilirederick Mills. 1 1 Ja H.. 1.- Picture 'I Row I-D. Clevenger, Price, M. Faccenda, Weaver, Tomlinson, Conrad, S. Miller, R. Clcvcngcr 2 Row 2-Cook, D, McDonel, Thomas, Donna Barnes, Adams, S, Riffle, Hower, Camper, Doyle, Mrs . ll' .5 Jones, idirectorj. Row 3-Tice, J. Miller, R. Faccendo, Simpkins, M. Riffle, Githens, White, Ford Grimm. Row 4-Griffin, M. McAdow, Temple, L. Helser, J. Hartman, Grove, Bowsher, Hanson. Row 5- T. l-lelser, Sellers, Specs, Kerr, E. Furry, J. Rousculp, Settlemire, Erickson. gaze Picture 2 Row I-Fox, Claar, Downing, L. Hartman, Protsman, iaccompanistl, Dorothy Barnes, Billings Emrick, iaccompanistl. Row 2-Mayer, Musscr, McGillvary, Carr, E. Neff, P. Bowersock, Masten Cf A C. Bowersock, O. Baber, M. Miller. Row 3-D. Rousculp, Claynool, Davis, W. Baber, P. Neff, Kidd u J. Hixenbaugh, Nunn, Row 4-A. Crow, Eicher, Crisp, Palmer, Gamble, B. Hixenbaugh, Burgct Brown, Thompson. Row 5-Hardin, M. Baber, Goodcnough, Boyd, Neal, Creps, Myers, Bradford, At the beginning of the year, the glee club was determined they were going to roll along to win the high honors last year's club did. They have proven their ability to do just that by singing in the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, ot the Open-Forum meeting at Central High, and for the Good Friday program. They whole-heartedly participated in the Eisteddfod, District and State contests. Picture 'I Row I-Williamson, J. Cox, Moeller, LoPoint, Shape, Sharpe. Row 2-J. Hefner, Martin, O'Neal, Hast- ing, Conrad, Lehman, R. Kennedy. Row 3-F. Bowshor, R. Bowshcr, G. Marshall, Schlcgcl, Babcr, Keith. Row 4-Neff, N. Shaw, Tice, T. Cox, Dansby, Shutt. Picture 2 Row 'I-Doylc, L. Bawshcr, Knecht, Burtchin, J. Shaw, Moslcr. Row 2-Umbaugh laccompanistl McAdow loccompannstl, L. Kennedy, J. Carter, Ebllng, Clark, Clayton, Lugibill, Mayer, Nye, Mr. Mills ldirectorl. Row 3-Myers, Crltcs, Alloway, Newhouse, Ritchie, Miller, Armstrong. Row 4-Nungcstcr, Early, Marshall, D. Hefner, Selling, Lones, McClain, Thomas. Toot, tootl That's the whistle blown by the able conductor, Frederick B. Mills, as he brings to order the boys' glee club every third and seventh periods on Monday and Wednesday. Fifty-odd boys worked diligently to whip the music into shape for the Allen County eisteddtod and the District contest. The bo s also ave a ver amusin minstrel as a side show for this I A YI Y year s carniva. Picture 'I Row 1-Doyle, Ebling, Clark, J. Shaw, J. Carter, Nungester, Mosler, Armstrong. Row 2-L. Hartman, Cook, D. Cleyengcr, Price, M. Faccenda, Weaver, Tomlinson, Conrad, S. Miller, R, Clevcnger, T. Helser, Fox. Row 3+-Mr. Mills idirectorb, Ritchie, M, Miller, Downing, Tice, D. McDonel, Thomas, Donna Barnes, Ford, Hower, Camper, Doyle, B. Hixenbaugh, Seiling, Clayton. Row 4-J. Miller, Billings, Brown, Griffin, McAdow, Temple, L. Helser, J. Hartman, Grove, Bowsher, Accountious, Lundy. Row 5-Sell- ers, Specs, Kerr, J. Rousculp, Settlemire, Erickson. Row 6-Lugibill, Burtchin, Knecht, R. Carter, L. Bowsher, Mayer. Picture 2 Row 'I--Martin, R. Bowsher, O'Neal, Shutt, Sharpe, LaPoint, Neff, Cox, Schlegel, Lehman. Row 2-B. Bowersock, Tippie, Boop, Cloar, Francis, Musser, Jacobs, Umbaugh, Dorothy Barnes, D. Rousculp, Nunn. Row 3-Lawson, Glaze, Conoway, Alice Dershem, McGillvary, Carr, E. Neff, P. Bowersock, Masten, C. Bowersock, Thompson, Shope, Prostman. Row 4-Lewis, A .Mc- Adow, Claypool, P. McDonel, Roosenberg, W. Baber, Kidd. Row 5-Hefner, Cotrell, Mayer, Jane Gamble, Eicher, Davis, Joan Gamble, Palmer, Burgef, Moeller, Williamson. Row 6-P. Neff, Crisp, Bradford, Myers, Crow, Hardin. Row 7--Baber, N. Shaw, Boyd, Neal, Goodenough, Creps, Tice, Horner. WixeJ CZ 0I'u5 The mixed chorus has wooed good music this year, singing numerous selections rang- ing trom sacred hymns to negro spirituals. After presenting Grandmother's Thanksgiving by Fred Waring, and Child Jesus, the Christmas Cantata, these one-hundred-one songsters, under the direction of Frederick Mills, marched on to honors at the Eisteddfod, April 22, and on to the District contest. Selected mixed ensembles and soloists went to the State Contest to win their ratings. We set our train stops and worked hard to reach our destination. lncluded in their activities tor the year was playing forthe Thanksgiving program, and the Senior Play. Protsman, Burget, Neff, Roosenberg, Bowsher, Bradford, Umbaugh. Under the direction ot Mr. Frederick Mills, the new organization of the A Capella Choir sang for the Christmas Cantata, Thanksgiving assembly and participated in the Eisteddtod. Row 1---Doyle, Cook, Facconda, M, Thomas, McDoneI, Griffin, T, Helser, J. Burger, Brown, Palmer, Neff, M Miller, Hartman, M. Bowshar, Scttlcrnirc, J. Rousculp, Grimm, Tomlinson. Row Zi-Mr. Mills, cllf rector, D. Rousculp, Sellers, Fox, O. Babcr, L. Helser, Kerr, Hixenbaugh, Hardin, Neal, Goodonough, Brad- ford, Crow, W. Babcr, H. Mayer, Downing, Gamble, Eicher. Row 3--Armstrong, Alloway, Ritchie, Williamson, R. Mayor, R. Thomas, Clayton, Cox, Protsman, Selling, Heftner, Nuff, Schlegcl, Martin, Shaw, Clark, Carter, Knccht, Ebling, J. Millar. .Sling nziemgdf Cyn o ir - A.. L. L A xi 53 Glen Hefner ............ Gerald Marshall ...... Alice Yoakam .,...... Janet Burget ........ Ronald Ritchie .... enior C4156 Way A Case Of Springtime LEE SHERMAN ,.....Bob Parker Parker .......Mrs. Parker .......Betty Parker .....Dickie Parker Jean Rousculp ....,... ....... G wen Anderson Thelma l-lelser .......,............,....,............ Bob Settlemire .........,..,....,....,............ .Joan Abernaker .....,.............Eddie Rosemary Steiner .... . ..,. .. ....... Mr. Abernoker La Donna Hartman. ..,.. Fred Bowsher ........, Donna Lee Sellers.. Helen Brown ....,.. Grover Baber .,...., Marilyn Ritfle ..,..,.. Director ............,...............,......,..,...,..,.,... ...,...,....Louella .Mrs. Brunswick ......... Mrs. James .......Mrs. Hill ...... The Law Bright .....,.Roy Crites ., ...,. i W., ,i,ii i i,ii will .W i i -1'-NLlHlH'ALllllllllillll ' ' 1 Marcia Stapleton ...... Harold Protsrnan ....,. . Beverly Billings.. Ross Bowsher ..... Dolores Miller ..... Ann Brown ..... unior Cfafia pfay Stranger In The Night PAUL s. Mccov ....Marcella Bender T. Rutledge ........ Velda Stevens ...Clifford Newkirk .......Mable Crane ........Sylvia Lee Richard Jackson ............. Donna Jeane McDonel ...... ...... Bob Mayer .................. Janet Osman ....., Bill Murphy ........ Blanche Griffin ..,.. Charles Weaver ...... ii if J M1 ..Grant Terry Nona Pollard .,......Eddie Beach .Rose Jordan .......Sam Fisk .Sandro King ............Director Aa .x . Jil 'fx .Q ,K x V K arniua 4li'f'1 11- MISS BETTY BRADFORD, Cornivol Queen MISS WAVA JOHNSON MISS HELEN MAYER MISS WALTH EA BABER NANCY BROOKHART, Train BGCIYSYQ JAMES WI-IITE, Crown Beorerj KAY MCKINLEY, Train Bearer N Q x X XRS X. X xxx Q 5 5:12 :::I ff Q - . 5, E1 E xx ., ..:.. Q N SN :Q Q x Q KRW Q , X XX Xxx xr x Sl b ' N W4 V w N-'..f'f, I 1 . L Wi'g59 n'V W - ,,,, Z 'hs 9 A was :.:V ,. .,,..,:,:,, A :QE Q 4 0 -,-' ..., ff ,, ' We : ,X Ng 0,91 iff fr, .W ,X V SA - , -M Wg N f ' K Q' W 4 15' A K W .mga-, f i 1 s , 51.-Q ' ' wk A Nw il 1-gif 1 . A ..... i I ,XDR Q 1 :ggi 'FE wg 7 an is wg, ,E M , N A ,QS , Q Q X ,X .. , ii vw Y f M Em i, F . f , f it 5 A m, j ig Q :gs3,f,n gg Aw Q: we ki Q' 5 W L Ml -Q Slllllll The safety valves, which helped let off steam on the Quilna Flyer, were the sports, which were eagerly looked forward to by the cheering spectators as well as by the participants. l Our Safety Valves Vl'SlT Mr, Lusk, Mr, Byerly, head coach, Mr. Freeman Our Braves ore grateful to have had Coach Wilbur Byerly and assistants, Mr. Freeman and Mr. Lusk, and are thankful for the guidance and patience they gave in molding our lnjun' eleven into an aggres- sive, well-balanced unit. Their efforts will long be remembered and appreciated. Porters of The Pigskin DICK BURTCHIN WlLBUR CAMPER SCHEDULE Lafoyette ....... Spencerville Elida ...............,......... ......... .... Pandora .............,...................... Delphas-Jefferson lDads' nitel ....,. St. Rose ll-lomecomingl .................. Columbus Grove ...,.................. Wopakoneta .............. Forest .............., JOHN CARTER PAUL CLAYTON goofgaf Coaches . . . They Shawnee 6 19 0 I3 l3 6 6 O O 33 7 6 l3 27 l9 32 20 20 ltiel GILBERT COTRELI Row l+Byerly lcoachl, Marshall, J. T, Miller, Schlegel, Camper, Williamson, Lehman, Verbryke, J. Cox, Moeller, Reams, Freeman fcoachl. Row 2fJennings, B. Lee, Mauk, Dansby, Bowsher, T. Cox, Gerstner, O'Neal, l-larner, Clayton, Scttlemire, Burtchin, Knecht, J. Shaw, Cotrell, Carter. Row SMD, Lee, Myers fmanagerl, Kennedy, Hanes, Masten, Erickson, Conrad, Sharpe, N. Shaw, Morronc, J. A. Miller, Mosler, Shops, R. Carter lmanagerl, Lusk lcoachl. 300161. f. Shawnee's fighting gridsters got off to a good start this year by subdue- ing Lafayette l9-6 on the home turf. After this impressive start Shawnee's braves added to it a very successful season. Among its noted successes were: The victory over Spencerville which found the redsl4ins gaining re- venge for the loss to the cats last season. An epic 33-O triumph over Delphos Jefferson last years' league champs, JOE COX TED COX JOHN GERSTNER GRANT JENNINGS GILBERT KNECHT .. . Q X . ,,. J. . . W 9: H + W ' ' .., is A A Q .L A 2 .M '5. fV iil. .. f .f ,J . Q2fr 'A' X .. A 3 .ff if ....r+e 1- J' J ,.-, T :,. :QQ L W ' K .feat 1 ,fa ' - Al' h, ' 4+ ..,,: hs xl Q-is 1 pbw- l g . M , . irf- q . 4 'I A N Q i'.' Q it .. , .... . . ' it f T ff - X A ,Q ..,'- .E ,.-. . ' . ' ' , A ' .V .Q-. Ek X .. x K IQ... - k .-,.-.. E L - ., ,...- ::. : 43 4 ky? ,M la vi, V. V .Q ,,... . Q 6 1 J. A' V -. A f A Q ,, ,,... ' .ff Typical locker room scene at height of season Shawnee makes first score on new score board S7.,,,fA.Jf A hard fought home-coming game which was a heart-breaker as St. Rose, our worthy foe, won 7-6. A thrilling last quarter tie with Forrest, which found the redskins fall- ing short of a second place tie for League honors, And the Finale, in which Shawnee displayed a variety in its attack, timely blocking, good line play, and fast backs, which led to the 32-19 defeat of Wapak. We are blessed with a wealth of material for next year and are hoping this year's 5-3-l record will be improved upon. LL KARL MAUK JIM MILLER DlCK MOELLER ED SCHLEGEL RAY SETTLEMIRE JAY SHAW R Row 'I-L. Bowsher, Seiling, Thomas, Alloway, Hefner, Kennedy, Stemen, Adams, Arm- strong, P. Early, Martin, Marshall, Lones. Row 2+Oglesbee, Copeland, Mauk, Crites, Roof Ruble, Postle, Shutt, Dershem, Ellis, Burget, Lewis, Doyle, Pierce, Wright, Mr. Freeman lcoachi Row 3-Mr. Byerly lcoachl, Tomlinson, E. Early, Ford, Reed, Miller, Edwards, Plummer, Kcrr Cotrell, D. Jennings, Barnes, Bradford, Helser, Clevenger, Mr. Lusk lcoachl. 1 1 Our Junior High ended their season with a very splendid record. ln play- ing six games they defeated all opponents, with the exception of a 7-7 tie with our friendly rival, Elida. They amassed the total of l2O points, an aver- age of 20 points a game. Their goal lines were crossed twice by Elida and Delphos, They are definitely good future Varsity material. Sponsored by the Shawnee Duds' Club ONNIE VERBRYKE LAVON WILLIAMSON g ! ' , uw 5 After a rather dismal start Shawnee's scrappy cagers came roaring back to win the majority of its remaining games. Led by Indian ace, Ed Schlegel the 'bucks' presented a well balanced quintet on the hardwood. fgaalfefdaf Coach Under the able guidance of our coach, Mr. Paul L. Hughes, Shawnee produced a hard-driving, spirited team, A bouquet to him for the fine consistent job he did. Beaverdam ..,... Spencervllle .... Harrod .. .... .. Elida ........,...., Middlepoint Gomer .,.......... Columbus Grove Lafayette .,.i..,. Beaverdam .,..., Spencerville .... Harrod .....,... Elida ,..,,... Gomer Lafayette 4. Gomer ,..... Lafayette . ..., Spenccrville SCHEDULE TOURNAMENT GERALD MARSHALL MORRIS REAMS ED SCHLEGEL BOB SETTLEMIRE They We 71 50 41 29 40 33 31 32 35 37 25 33 25 33 25 29 48 42 50 52 37 46 48 55 38 40 49 46 38 54 52 47 53 47 LAVON WILLIAMSC Row 'I-Williamson, Schlegel, Reams, G. Marshall, Settlemire. Row Zil-lughes fcoachl, Bowsher, Cox, Horner, Knecht, Shaw, Lytle Cmgr.J, Fess lmgr.l. Row 3-B. Marshall, Kennedy, Burtchin, Clayton, Dansby, Lee, L. Bowsher, Mosler. Our rampaging hoopsters defeated Middlepoint, 37-36, Spencervillc 52- 7, 50, Lafayette 29-27, and Elida 32-3l in very close and thrilling tilts. Shawnee 5 A f was one of the teams, on the top ring of the League, which were fighting for G5 9' a title honors in a very close race. ln a close fought and hectic game at Lafay- ette our hoopsters were beaten in the final game of the year by a scant margin to end hopes ofa title share. Tournament competition found us hang- ing a 54-38 loss on Gomer, and in a revisal of form, losing to Lafayette and Spencerville. - There will be several lettermen for next year, holdovers from the l948- 49 squad. DALE HARNER GILBERT KNECHT JAY SHAW l-larner gets the tip. , Row 'I-Seiling, Kennedy, Martin, Bowsher, Marshall. Row 2-Mr Byerly, lcoachl, Doyle, Schoonover, Marquart, Collert, Mauk, Hay, fmana gerl. Row 3--Roof, Ellis, Jackson, Lee, Crites, Burget, Miller, Oglesbee, Kerr jreakman unior gaaLefAa! Our Junior High basketeers enjoyed a very good season this year. Under their tutor ,Mr. G. W. Byerly, they won many games. They defeated Perry, their friendly rival, for that team's first defeat of the year. ln the tournament they again eked out a 19-I 8 gain over Perry, but in the semi-finals lost to Lafayette 3l-30. Thus ended the Junior Bucks season, in which they have shown themselves to be a promising team of the future. 66 Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Sh-gwnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Perry Elida Harrod .. Beaverdam Central 8th Perry Spencerville Delphos Jeff. Harrod Spencerville Perry Lafayette CA eel' Olga QI f5 These high-stepping Shawnee maids could be seen leading the colorful band across the gridiron or maneuvering some fancy routines during inter- missions at basketball games. Janet Burget very ably completed her second year of leading the band. I O C Come on Shawnee, let's gal Yes, that's the snappy tour leading the cheenngstudentbody These cheerleaders did a very commendable job and did much to pro- mote good sportsmanship at the games. Head cheedeaden Beswe thxenbaugh, conudeted her founh lnjunn yeHen year as II Majorettes Cheer Leaders Majoreftes: Drum Major--Janet Bur get, Majorettes-D. Rouscul A Faccenda, J. Hixenbau h. Chee I ' ' p, dam, Furry, J. Rousculp, Q r eaders. Miller, Settlemire, B. H' ixenbaugh, head cheerleader, Koop. All Steamed Up' , ,gag ,A ww, . is lf? 'HQ ,QA W lip in-as .-- Q, l l l l i 1 Row 'I-J. Shaw, Settlemire, Schlegel, Riffle, Fess, Marshall, Bowers. Row 2-Mayer, Williamson, Lytle, R. Bowsher, Knecht. Row 3-Yoakam, W. Bowsher, managers, Jackson, Gerstner, Clayton, N. Shaw, Hughes, coach. EWLJ Around four returning Braves-Schlegel, Riffle, Settlemire, Bowers- Coach Paul Hughes built his i948 baseball team. Opening the season at Beaverdam, April 5, they won their first game 5-3. For the rest of the league play, they won 4-2 over Gomer, topped Spencerville 8-6, beat Harrod ll-7, and tripped Lafayette 5-l. We lost only one league game 5-l against Elida. Playing in the annual county tournament the Red and Black whipped Lafayette 4-3 and then were beaten by Elida 7-l. The Braves also participated in a summer league this year. They won over Lafayette, Delphos, Bluffton, Beaverdam, Elida, Cairo i2l and were tied only once by an All Star group from Lima. Traveling First Class On The Baseball Diamond atch Out For Flying Cinders! . . . l'. LM. jrdll Our thinclads have done very well this year on the cinders. We were edged by Pandora in the Northwest Conference event by the slight margin of three points. Our harriers also placed third in the Junior Olympics, which ended our season of hard, and exciting competi- tion. Mr. Freeman and Mr. Lusk, Shawnee track mentors, have done well in coaching our harriers. r. i. ra cle The most interesting competition these boys were involved in was the Junior Olympics at the Lima Stadium. Here in the stitt competition, they took several tirsts and seconds. We'll hear more of them later. Row I-McCaslin, Myers, Parker, Line, Erickson, Settlemire, Carter, Williamson, Shaw, Lon, Coover, Ellis. Row 2-Mr. Freeman, Knecht, Verbryke, O'Neal, Selling, Miller, Camper, Lewis, Schlegel, Mr. Lusk. Row 3-Feigh, Nungester, Lugibill, Bowsher, Neff, Fox, Ingmire. Row 'l-Kennedy, Schoonaver, Jackson, Roof, Wright, Clevcnger, Doyle, Reed, Hartman, Baechler. Gollert. Row 2-Postle, Oglesbee, Ellis, Loncs, Miller, Ruble, Adam, Copeland, Leady, Row 3kBowsher, Martin, C. Boughan, Clark, W, Lanes, Marshall, Lee, Hay, Dave, Mr. Lusk, omecoming 3 4 i 1 i 1 X MISS MARY MILLER Homecoming Queen for 1948-49 J Eg if sw A J ' , if D 3 ,Br xi i fli . L , Q 4 g S A A if ' 5 W 1 S x' Q- V 1 A.,.,.A1 ,: QQ X W 'Eif?gfigk RN my , N 'Ja f X X umni ML, L. Stombough, '31, Butler-Miller, '28, Spyker, '37, Hesser-Byerly, '29, Croft, '37, Sanders-Hinderleider, '30, H. Stom- baugh, '31, Bowersock-Sfombaugh, '34, McGough, '38, Loman-Stombough, '35, Burtchin, '39, V. Harshman, '36, Stew- art, '40, Loyer-Stewart, '39, Miller- Croft, '4O. Copus-Miller, '47, Miller, '44, Harsh- man, '46, Schlegel, '46, Trueblood, '47, Bowsher, '46, Carr, '47, Horner-Long, '47, Copus, '47, Kennedy, '47, Stewart, '47, Neeper, '47, 1948-Marshall, Boughan, Thedieck Bradford, Ellis, Schoonover, Schlegel, Hef ner, Riffle, Seiling, Zerkle, Burger. This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Copus 1,7 GRADES Last but not least on every train comes a caboose and the Quilna Flyer is no excep- tion. In this case the caboose is the grade section, one through six, which boasts a total of 445 passengers. kvmw -U 0 ,.,.. ,................-.. ......--.n - ,-.W-.4-wfnwmsmv aregggmwr-1 V-if-ru-.w--zvuxf .013 L. - , , , ,. ,c , ,,,, .. ,. ,f ,,,,., !,,,.,,,. .M -. Y.-fi.:-v-.vig--,fm,.,,-ff.ggy,, 3 :hi-H141 U :-,f....f- VT' P '. 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Q, Q x' Q by levi ' xx' XX xx vw xkkwlv 'Q a L y u f 'U dx X lyk., be i rincilaa The aim of the grade department is the promotion ot the student's social, mental and physical well being. Under the direction of Mrs. Rhea Earl, grade principal, a program of correlated reading has been instituted with special stress on differentiation of instruction. j'ClCL0l'5 Row 1-Lenore Burtchin, ldella Buchanan, Timothy Shenk, Rhea Earl, principal, Nicholas Baca, Fay Lappin, Margery Siegler, Row 24Clara Spurr, Armeda Van Meter, Florence Core, Laura Jane Ash, Lucille Kittle, Leona Ley, Doloris Dobson, Mabelle Byerly, Winifred Jones. This page sponsored by Shawnee P.T.A. ft I Q5 R , t l t ....... Row 1-C. Rhodes, Pierce, Schindler, Thomos, Soltis, Settlemire, Nebergoll, Roberts, White. Row 2- Shuvon Poff, Scheilo Poff, Stoup, Myers, Johnson, Morruscy, Schmuck, Verbryke, Riffle, R. Rhodes. Row 3- P. Miller, Mohfort, Dotson, Ritchie, Soegers, E. Miller, Toole, Spyker, Noble, Wolery, Mrs. Buchonon, Row I-Copeland, Kershner, Diller, Mitchell, McKinley, Koth, Mouch, Lutterbem, Coleman. Row 2- Mctzger, Jennings, Moyer, Lee, Kennedy, Lenhart, M:ConcI, Meyer, Hefner, Moyer. Row 3--Horn, Lo Miller, Lones, McKonno, McDor1iels, Maxwell, Hordesty, Miss Ley. Row I-Becker, Burden, Glosco, Brown, L. Clevenger, Cottrell, Bewersock, Buchcnon, Brookhort. Row Yr 2 --Counts, Dettlebock, Andrews, Croft, Culver, Goodenow, Cleovcs, Cromer, B. Clevenger, Boum. Row 3- Clcmons, Bober, Duhcon, Frntchue, Altstoettcr, Groy, Archer, Hooper, Chiles, Ackermort, Miss Von Meter. First Grade 77 l Row 1-Faccenda, Biddinger, Adams, Herring, Cline, Griffin, R. Becker, Ford, P. Becker, Downing. Row 2-Bollinger, Grace, Biery, Young, Bollinger, Weeks, Cross, Edgington, Dillon, Trego Row 3-Baechler H Miller Erickson Garrison Cotrell Dershem Clark Row 4-Mrs. Byerly, Brockney, Buckner, Heman, Cassie, Dickerson, Pellegrini, Tice, Cummings. G d Row 'I--Curl, Kerr, Hackman, Shaw, Hall, Van Meter, Hess, Verbryke, Roop, McConnel. ra e Row 2-Painter, Waltz, Hamilton, Murphy, Poff, Schoonover, Colley, Crow, Hardesty. Row 3- Mrs. Seigler, Heman, Estill, Hefner, Stapleton, Meyer, Sneary, Umbaugh, Richards, Shope. Row 4--Roof, Dotson, Gross, Faccenda, Steiner, Oglesbee, Monfort, Grimmett, Vires. 78 it tiki . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.u....,, ..... . . .. 1... .... Y-.-....-..-, Row I-Willmeth, S. Hile, J. l-lile, Kroplin, Clark, Lehman, Crawford, Brown, Anspach, Cummings, Burden. Row 2-L. Campbell, Feigh, Githens, Colley, Polagyi, Wright, Flanigan Croft, Bass, Hilyard, Clemans. Row 3-Mrs. Burtchin, Garrison, Diller, James, McDaniel Cramer, Hengstter, R. Campbell, Coleman, Longbrake. Row 4+Eicher, Saeger, Barna, Boyd, Cox, Cleaves, Avery, Downhour. Rdw 'I-Stedke, Lewis, Reed, Cotrell, Early, Behrens, Hall, Thomlinson, Neeper, Roop, Stumbaugh. Row 2-Clemans, Green, Watkins, Curl, Crites, Zerkel, Welch, Near, Kidd, Metzger. Row 3 Howder, Toole Trab t F B ' ' - , er , urry, oughan, Selling, Landfair, Dodds, Southerly, M . D b - ' ' rs o son. Row 4 McGilIvary, Price, Protsman, Owens, Vires, Taber, Steed, Hickey, an ,M l Glo.. Third Grade 79 E 1 WEP' Fourth Grade 80 Row 'I-Benjamin, Harps, Brown, Hindenlang, Metzger, Aldrich, Copeland, Brennan, Becker, Burden. Row 2-Diller, Delong, Reilley, Clark, Boughan, Adam, Deckrosh, H. Bitler, Gross. Row 3-Bowsher, Burnett, Shape, Gallup, Wright, Masten, Weeks, Lenhart, Sawmiller, Mrs. Kittle. Row 4-T. Bitler, Converse, Adams, Harter, Jennings, Bollinger, Redmond, Bunke. Row 'l-Jacobs, Bowsher, Adams, Lewis, Carr, Young, Watkins, Maxwell, Ritchie. Row 2 -Green, Neff, Glasco, G. Cox, Wiswasser, Barnes, McDonald, L. Sneary, J. Sneary. Row 3- Coon, Hartzell, Bucher, J. Stumbaugh, Marshall, Judy Kohler, Phetteplace, Thompson, Catell, Mr. Shenk. Row 4-Bowersock, Howard, R. Cox, Oglesbee, Shutt, B. Stumbaugh, Barnett, Joyce Kohler. Row 'I-Dearwester, Spees, Rigg, Biddinger, Cottell Kunkleman Thomas Mur h W I 1 I P Y, - Howder. Row 2-Eberle, Hindenlang, Bradford, Rahrig, Ashton, Walborn, Baber, Edgington, Claor, Cottrell, Miss Ash. Row 3-Lenhart, Zimmerman, Cox, Weeks, Coleman, Steed, Coon, Schindler, Goodenow, Bitler, Campnell. Row 'I-Jacobs, Martin, Campbell, Culver, Lantz, Koth Clevenger Verbryke Riffle R , , , . ow 2-Mrs. Core, Garrison, D. Yoakam, Sutherly, Jennings, Moyer, Freel Howder, Smith. Row 3- Houtzer, Monfort, Dotson, Mauk, Cattell, Curry, N. Yoakam, Myers, Miner, Trego. Fifth Grade 81 - - nys.. l l l l Sixth Grade Row I-Dettlebach, Estel, Young, Kerr, Hoefler, Dearwester, Shaffer, Redmond, Carter Row 2--Gross, Lugibill, McConnell, Fontaine, Feigh, Steman, Adams, DeLong. Row 3-Mr Baca, Riffle, Furry, Bunke, Hefner, Collert, Deken, Lawrence, Bradford, Verbryke. Row 4- Camper, Harrison, Carroll, Thedieck, Wolery, Bowsher, Downhower, C. Bender, Deckrosh. Row 1--Holten, Haight, Copeland, Priddy, Hickey, Custer, Meyer, Rhodees, Hamilton Row 2-Alloway, Gallup, Buchanan, Grimm, Richards, Landfair, Reilly, Bucher, McDaniel Kennedy. Row 3-Mrs. Lappin, Morrisey, Nebergall, Stedke, Mayer, Rice, Ruble, Hecht Hughes, Wright. Row 4-Faccenda, Reed, Phetteplace, Hengstler, Baum, Harruff, Mason Settlemirc, Clay. nv l W 5 4 - 5 sa. ? QQ H- W V jffi x A' S fi sw Aw 'Z 'T 'M Q, Q ,X ,X Y , Q A 'rf ax J-N K ww In af, gm V . . X5 mwww S YN xl Q wx 'Nj Q: x .L N V Rx 'Q X. gx SS im 4 A QQ Q -1-g'I:,, i .EQ P, . . fx M535 Q ,Q 'K' W'Ws+4mwA rs X x 55 fx 5 x Q Q v, f' hx aw Wvaiv V x . N V , K +1 lk 2 f - xy K xv Y I 'gy 5, ,, x v Q N , , PW , . Q ? Q ' wg sw, me ry x V-,V vt. -K , Q - M wx- 'wg Q Us :L ' Q- wg X - -:--.A,.-,.-g-j::f',,, A f ,- 4. gy X 'mg Vg, M, iw M , pb .X H-,,, , , Qs 'N KZ ,fgfi 1 i 'Wm My ,Q E x I .Wk , , ww X. v , X 1 X A X Q ' XR ?f Q ' . S x Rm Y 22522. N W. 9 N .,,,. , N Q mr 5 1 X x my ,qu if is 1 f 6 ar x Q! .9 ,E . 1 I ' L 's Maintenance Crew OFFICE FORCE ADA EYLER ENGINEERS JAMES RUTLEDGE ALBERT BUNKE CHEFS GOLDIE LOYER MRS MRS MRS MRS. BOWERSOCK BREWBAKER NEAR EYLER BUS DRIVERS GEORGE LONG GEORGE MCMILLAN LAWRENCE UMBAUGH IRA MCBRIDE FRANK CLAAR FRED ZUBER vu W .SZLQGM SEPTEMBER School started iLook at those tansli Dad's Club. Election of class officers. lMr. Chairman, l'd like to nominate Joe BIOVM Junior Football Olympics lLost 6-0 to St. Rose? Season's youngi. P.T.A. Football with Lafayette. Y-Teens. Y.W.C.A. Selection of cheerleaders lLet's go team!! Football at Spencerville. OCTOBER Football with Elida. lLost our first game 13-6.7 Dad's Club. Football with Pandora. lLost again 6-0.1 Guidance assembly. lMr. Leslie Peltier, astronomer.J Y-Teens. Y.W.C.A. Junior Town Meeting. lUm-mem, excitementli Football with Delphos Jefferson. lCelebrated Dad's night by winning 33-0.7 P.T.A. Homecoming game with St. Rose. lLost thriller, 7-63. Football with Columbus Grove. lOn the winning streak once more. Win 27-13.1 Northwestern Ohio Teachers' Meeting. lOh, rest for the wearyli Y-Teen party. l Goblins' Frolic. P NOVEMBER Dad's Club. F.H.A. Football with Wapak. lStill winning, 32-19.3 Junior class play. l Stranger In The Night. i Y-Teens. Y.W.C.A. Football at Forest. lTied league champs, 20-20.3 Three Filipinos entertained us in assembly in the morning. lRemember the yo-yo?J P.TiA. Carnival. lConfetti and Betty.J County Music Clinic and Festival, here. -26 Thanksgiving vacation. lTurkey and all the trimmings.7 DECEMBER F.F.A. Basketball with Vaughnsville. lLost to a tall team, 47-38.3 Dad's Club. Basketball at Beaverdam. lLost 7l-50, but im- proving. Y-Teen- formal initiation. Y.W.C.A. Basketball with Spencerville. Uust couldn't seem to rack up the two pointersli Mixed chorus presented Christmas program for P.T.A. Grade operetta, She Didn't Believe. Basketball at Harrod. lLet us hang our heads in shame.J Y-Teen semi-formal dance. - Basketball with Elida. lMore like it, won 32-3l.i lDon Fantz Benefit night.J Christmas vacation begins. lBetter watch outli JANUARY H Vacation ends. School resumes. lHorrible thoughtli Basketball with Middlepoint. lWon by one point, 37-36.5 F.F.A. . V Basketball at Gomer. lStill winning, 49-37.1 Basketball at Columbus Grove. lA little snow but not enough to dampen our spirits.i Basketball with Lafayette. lA low scored game, but we won.D D. A. R. Good Citizenship Tests for senior girls. llf my pencil only knew the answersli P. T. A. Y-Teen mother-daughter banquet. Basketball with Beaverdam. lCome closer this time, but lost 48-42.5 . Basketball at Spencerville. lRevenge, won 52-5O.i Basketball with Harrod. lThis time it's better. Won 46-37.1 85 l uf .Slhwlui FEBRUARY Basketball at Elida. lSet new record by defeating them twice in a season. At least a new record for Shawnee.J F. F. A. Goodyear show. Basketball at Gomer. lLucky to winll General scholarship tests for seniors at Central High. lOh well, who wants to be a brain?l Dad's Club. Jr. Hi basketball tourney. Y-Teens. Y.W.C.A. Jr. Hi basketball tourney. Judge Walter Jackson spoke in assembly on Abra- ham Lincoln. Basketball at Lafayette. Erie Railroad safety talk and film. 9, 22, 24-26 Allen County Tournament. MARCH Y-Teens. Y.W.C.A. No school because of snow. Ditto. Chapel Choir form Capital University pre- sented music program in evening. Y-Teen ranch party. Girls' Glee Club sings for Open Forum Meeting at Central High. P.T.A. Senior Class Play, A Case of Springtime. Solo and ensemble auditions at Bowling Green. lMy knees always knock this wayll F. F.A. pa rent-son banquet. APRIL District music contest for band and choruses at O. N. U. lNot bad at all.l Dad's Club. F.F.A. Preliminary district-state scholarship tests. lCome on brain, givell ABC track relays at Ada. lPuff, puff.l Baseball with Beaverdam. lStrike threell Y-Teens. Y.W.C.A. Baseball with Spencerville. Good Friday. lComplete with beautiful assembly program.J Baseball tournament. Eisteddfod. lDo-re-mi.l State ensemble and vocal auditions at Westerville. lKept our fingers crossed.l Baseball tournament. Baseball with Harrod. Northwest Conference track meet. State instrumental solos at Capital University. MAY Dad's Club. Honor Society banquet. Baseball at Elida. lHome run!! Final district-state scholarship tests at Ada. lls it worth it?l Y-Teen mother-daughter banquet. lAh, food.J Baseball at Lafayette. lRain???l Lima Junior Track Olympics. P.T.A. Baccalaureate. lGot an extra handkerchief?l Jr. Sr. Prom. Commencement. lFarewell, classmates.l School closed. lOur cares are all now ended.l .fgcluerfidemen fa CJISQRO The Tickets That Keep Our Train Running Armstrong's Modern Cabinet Shop Baker, Davisson, Soliday Agency Banker's Life Co. .............................. . Basinger's Jewelry Store ..... ......... .... Bayliff Funeral Home ....... Binder, Irene .................. Bishop-Kroshe ................ Bob's Market ................... Bob's Shell Service .............. Brown Rose Garden's, The ....... Brunk, Drs. ......................... . Bumfords, Gomer ............... Bungalow Pharmacy ...... Burget, Ernest M. ...... . ByerIy's Style Shop ........ Cable 81 Cable ..........,........ Campnell 84 Company ....... Candyland ......................... Carter, H. W. ..................... . Chiles 8. Son Funeral Home ..... Christy Tractor Co ....................... City Loan 8. Savings Co., The ....... . Clem's Corner .......... . ................. Coats Motor Sales ................... Columbia Confectionery ..... Coon Lumber Co. ............ . Copus, Glen-Florist .................. Crawford Shoe Co., The ............... .... Cridersville Hardware 81 Variety ...... .... Decker Dai Bar ........................... . VY Dixie Roller Rink ........................ Eaton 81 Endly Insurance ...... Ebling Supply Co. ............ . Elmview Dairy ................ Elmview Store .......... Enslen's Store ............. Evans Coal Co., The ...... Federal Food Market ................... .... Feldman's .............. First Federal Savings 81 Loan Ass' fl Fisher Typewriter Co. ........................ Folland-Hall Motor Sales, Inc. Frey'fFlowers 81 Greenhouses ...... Green 8. Sawyer Co., The ....... Hanold, Dr. Harry J. ............ . Hartmans' Locker Service ..... Hepler's Super Market .......... Herbst Jewelers ................. Hess, John ....................... Hittepole's Sohio Service ...... Hi-Grade Dairy ................. Hodosko, John 8. Sons ....... Hofeller, Hiatt 8. Clark ..... Home Bank, The ............ House of Records ......... Hughes 81 Son, Inc. ....... . Hume Equity Exchange ..... Hume Store, The ............ Jenkins Jeweler's ............... Jones Hardware, lnc. .............. . Katterheinrich, Clarence E. .... . Kesner's Grocery Store .......... Kewpee Sandwich Shop ..... Kirby's Shoe Store .......... Kuhn, Robert J. .......... . Koop's Dairy .................. LaRue's Locker Service ..... Leader Store, The .......... Lee's ........................ Leppla, Clyde B. ...... Lewis Grocery ................... Light 8. Siferd ...................... Lima Armature Works, lnc. .... . Lima Cement Products, Inc. ..... . Lima Drive-In Theater ............, 88 LQHLJBX 111 99 91 115 110 101 100 106 109 105 95 100 100 99 101 107 92 116 104 111 112 89 102 95 106 101 98 119 117 92 97 99 95 107 106 103 119 93 101 95 112 118 90 114 98 102 107 109 37 102 119 96 101 91 113 91 114 98 97 109 116 118 115 93 104 99 113 101 101 114 105 98 108 104 94 Lima Farm Equipment Store ...... Lima-Hamilton Corporation ..... Lima Loan Company .................. Lima Packing Co., The .................... .... Lima Telephone 81 Telegraph Co. ...... Lima Monument Co. ................... Lockwood Real Estate Co. ......... . Ludwig, Earl .............. ....... Maclieown Buick Co. Madison's ................... Marshall 81 Fess ............... Marshall, Harry L. ..... .......... . Metropolitan Bank of Lima ..... McGough Insurance Agency ...... McKee Tool 8. Supply Co. ...... . McLaughlin 81 Keil .............. Meadow Gold Dairies ....... Metzger Elevator, Gomer ...... Midget Radio Shop .....,..... Miller, Dorsey P. ..... . Model Mills .............. Mohler's Flowers ...... Monro Shop ........... Morris Bros. ........... . Myers, Eugene F. ........ . Myers, Dr. D. Wayne ...... Naborhood Market ........ Nagelson 81 Brattain .................. Nameplate 84 Monogram .......... National Lime-8: Stone Co., Theulll Neu Construction Co. .................. Nick's Brake 81 Steering Service ...... .... Nick Brown Shoe Shop ................... .... Noble, Dr. W. A. ....................... . Ohio Power Co. ................ . Ohio Steel Fdry. Co., The ...... Olsem Florist ..................... Penney's ........................ Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. .... . Quinlan, Charles B. ..... . Quinn's ....................... Ralph's .......................... Rawls, lnc. ...................... . Reichelderfer 84 Graham ...... Riverside Greenhouse ....... Rockey 81 Rockey ............ Rosemary's Grocery ..... Rossfeld, Dr. A. W. ....... . Seitz Insurance Agency ..... Shaw Jewelers ...................... Shawnee Heights Grocery ...... Shook Mosier Ldry. .......... . Smith Insurance Service ..... S 81 N Sports Center ......,........ Stippich Hardware ...................... Superior Coach Distributing Co. Surge Dealer, Gomer ...,.............. Suzie Q Drive In .................. Sweetland Confectionery ...... Thomas Coal Co. ............... . Thomas Market ............................ Timmerman Sales Co. ................. . Tomlinson Brake 8 Spring Servicem. Tower Jewelers .......... Turner Implement Co. . ................. Two Legs, Inc. Valentine Realty Co. ......... .. Vogelgesang, James K. .......... . Weather-Seal of Lima, Inc. ....... . Welty, Derryberry 8. Lawson ...... West Ohio Gas Co. ..................... . Williams Bros. Co. ..,.................. . Williams Bros. Super Market 8- Locker Service ........................ Wisterman, Dr. Howard E. ....... . Yoder Grocery ...................... 5, .N 93 108 91 91 105 118 113 103 116 101 97 93 106 116 93 112 119 102 91 100 117 97 101 92 109 49 100 118 115 118 98 116 107 97 102 103 101 93 109 93 110 118 100 105 110 110 104 104 115 112 109 113 107 104 106 90 103 102 103 108 112 117 102 111 104 103 90 92 100 95 100 98 117 102 108 5.4 VE Y0llR MONEY SI OR MORE STARTS YOU ON YOUR WAY WITH A SAVINGS ACCOUNT, WITH INTEREST THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY SAVINGS BUILDING SAVINGS BUILDING 200 W. MARKET I2I W. AUGLAIZE LIMA, OHIO WAPAKONETA, OHIO BEST OF LUCK from E. K. MOSEL S U P E R I O R sci-lool. sus msnunuton VALENTINE REALTY COMPANY MEMBERS OF LIMA REAL ESTATE BOARD 902 National Bank Building Phone 8l4Ol Compliments of Gordon Clark: Why did you ask her for a date? FREY'S FLOWERS 81 Lewis Neff: Because she's so different from all the other girls I know. Complete Floral Service Gordon: ,,HOw,s thot? Lima, Ohio Lewis: She'll go with me. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 THE HOME BANK fUnincorporated1 Cridersville, Ohio We Make Friends By Making Loans LIMA LOAN CO. 117W N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio Compliments of THE LIMA PACKING COMPANY Keystone Brand Meat Products Phone 48911 219 S. Central Ave. HUGHES li SON, INC. Jewelers Lima Public Square Ohio -ET ' lg X ?M v-,, sg'-uf' so I rg 12 iv C- Tw' - E ee :-ee- JHUEN Headquarters for Graduation GIFTS MIDGET RADIO SHOP E. E. CLEMANS 129 South Elizabeth Street Lima Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 IIIIIIIILII E. BIIIITCIIIII 508 Dominion Building Lima, Ohio DISTRICT AGENT for BANKERS LIFE CO. Des Moines, Iowa Compliments of DIXIE SERVICE STATION James K. Vogelgesong Cridersville Ohio Jeon Rousculp: What model is his cor?' Evelyn Furry: lt's not o modelj it's o horrible example! Compliments of MORRIS BROS. Limo Ohio Compliments of DECKIIITS DAIRY BAR FOR REFRESHMENTS Cridersville, Ohio CAMPNELL Gm COMPANY H-'Nl-'RAI CUNTRA CTURS 155 South Pork Lima, Ohio Phone 30401 SHOP AT PENNEYS Fon QUALITY Compliments of SCHOOL CLOTHING For girls and boys of all ages Mainz: TOOL sz PE Y'S J. C. Penny Co. Inc. West Market at Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio 0 HARRY L. MARSHALL DE KALB SEED CORN DEALER R. R, 6 Lima, Ohio Phone 74435 925 N. Jamison Phone 67-I2-I Miss Antonillez Name two pronouns. I Tony: Who, me? LIMA FARM EQUIPMENT STORE ALLIS-CHALMERS-CASE NEW IDEA-DUNHAM 81 NEW HOLLAND MACHINERY 2Oll Harding Highway Phone 5-588l Lima, Ohio FEDERAL FOOD MARKET COMPUMENTS OF Fresh and Smoked Meats Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds KIRBY'S SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Compliments of 48 Public Sq. Phone 8723i DB6 MILE :www ON u.S-7-5 OUTDOOR THEAT N0 PARKING PROB LEMS DRESS AS YOU PLEASE SMOKEXTALKNEAT BRING THE ELDER LY PEOPLE AND ENJOY R E C O CHILDREN me sHow FR c OM A OMFORTABLE SEAT IN THE CAR MFORTS 1-e Clm ,,5':f'i5sLY EBLING SUPPLY COMPANY COAL, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, GAS AND OIL Delphos Avenue 8. Metcalf Street, Limo, Ohio Phone 4-444i Compliments of Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS DRS. G.L., L.P. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION and LIMA, oi-iio W. L. BRUNK Mr. Hughes: Before l begin the exom- Compliments of inotion, ore there ony questions? Law Offices of Lovelle Bowers: Whot's the nome of this Course? Welty, Derryberry 81 Lawson iuiisian-rimzian - - iziiimsii iiusrms COATS MOTU!! SALES Guo ra nteed Ca rs FINE AUTOMOBILES REO SALES 8. SERVICE Corner Vine ond St. Johns Corner Elm ond Elizabeth JGHN HODOSKO . SL S 0 11, s Reg1steredJewelers 2,10 No. E1izabethSt. Lima.,Ohi0 DIXIE ROLLER RINK Open Every Night Except Monday . . . Monday Is Party Night Skating Surface 18 Thousand Square Feet Northern Hard Maple Skating Floor With Radius Bends KING OF ALL FLOORS Music furnished by the new Hammond organ Route 25 2 miles south of Lima Phone 64130 Compliments of G'FT5 WALTER A. Nosus, M.n. O F Mr. Deckrosh: What outstanding con- tribution has chemistry given to the Q u A L I T Y world? Harry: Blondesl DON IENKINS COMPLIMENTS OF JEWELER l4O W. High St. Lima, Ohio Compliments of MOH LER'S FLOWERS lO52 Bellefontaine Ave. ll2 West Market MIIIISIIIILI. 8. I-'ESS G II 0 II E II Y phones: 59031 97001 Phone 74433 S. Warsaw, Ohio LIMA, OHIO D. Leist Franklin Leist DR. HARRY J. HANOLD Frank Optometrist 306-7 Dominion Bldg. Compliments of LIGHT 8: SIFERD THE HUME STORE General Merchandise Radio Shop, Sales and Service Agency for the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Why Study What to Say for Hours and Hours ? When lt Takes but a Minute to Say lt with Flowers GLEN COPUS Florzlrt FUNERAL WORK, POTTED Route 4 PLANTS, CORSAGES, POTTERY Phone 64099 Lima, Ohio NEU CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MSM S. Main 6 7ll6 Joe Cox: Did ou pass our exam? Y Y W ll 't was like this- Dick Moeller: e , i you see-well- Shake!! Neither did ll Joe: WILLIAMS BROTHERS CO Heating 8. Plumbing Contractors and Engineers 220 West High Street Lima, Ohio 98 SUNNYDALE FARMS REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE GRADE A JERSEY MILK AND CREAM Mr. and Mrs. Orville W. Koop Compliments of It lt's Worth Protecting M, lt Should Be lnsured Reel Estate Broker ,th Suburban and City Property W' Phone l9739 R. 2 Endo, Ohio Marilyn Riffle: l dreamed last night I had invented a new breakfast food BAKER when-,, Carolyn Fox: Yes, yes, go on. Marilyn: l woke up and found a corner ot the mattress gone. SOLIDAY AGENCY Phone 73751 EATON 81 ENDLY INSURANCE-SURETY BONDS Insurance iooz National Bank Blog. M0 Dominion Bmdlng Phone 7lO0l Lima, Ohio Compliments of WEST OHIO GAS CO. Phone 4831 1 319 W. Market COMPLIMENTS OF BHWLS, INC. GOODYEAR TIRES TRACTOR TIRE RE-LUGGING TIRE RECAPPING 6-3091 125 W. Spring Lima, Ohio Compliments ot DORSEY P. MILLER' Auctioneer-Real Estate Broker Phone 64326 West Elm St. Road Lima, Ohio Compliments ot BUMFORD'S STORE Gomer, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 NABORHOOD MARKET 1300 Belletontaine Ave. Lima, Ohio Compliments ot BISHOP-KROSHE Music STUDIOS 82502 6 Am. Bldg. COMPLIMENTS OF BUNGALOW PHARMACY Prescription Druggists Phone 8951 1 Market at Baxter LIMA, OHIO WEATHER-SEAL OF LIMA, INC. Combination Storm Windows and Doors 121 So. Elizabeth Street Lima, Ohio -49611- Compliments of the COON LUMBER COMPANY REMEMBER lt's Smart To Shop at FELDMAN'S Lima's Store of Specialty Shops Nancy Goodenough: Why are you mak- ing faces at that dog? Alice Campbell: Well, he started it. Agfene l l5 N. Elizabeth Phone 35772 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 MADISON'S The Fashion Shop of Lima Fashion Park Clothes Hofeller, Hiatt 81 Clark 237 N. Main sr, Lima, Ohio You're Always Welcome in Lima's Greatest Department Store THE LEADER STORE Lima, Ohio BYERLY'S 114 E. High St. Best in Custom Tailored Suits 81 Coats Men's Furnishings Cleaning 8. Repairing Compliments of OLSEM, FLORIST 836 S. Woodlawn Ave. Lima Ohio Compliments of L E E ' S 120 W. High Lima, Ohio MONRO SHOP Bess Morris Ladies', ChiIdren's, and Infants' Wearing Apparel Best of Luck Class of 49 SUZIE Q DRIVE IN INC. Bellefontaine and Kibby Sts. Lima, Ohio I-UCKER SERVICE AND Dr. Howard E. Wisterman PROCESSING FOR HOME FREEZERS osteopathic Physician Hartmans' Locker Service 205 Steiner Bldg. I9-7I2 Elidcl, Ohio Limo, Ohio SHUN THE HEAT OF FLAMING FUEL COOK THE COOL ELECTRIC WAY THE OHIO POWER COMPANY METZGER ELEVATOR Compliments of A Good Place to Buy and Sell CLEM'S CORNER GOMER, OHIO Compliments of T O M L I N S 6 H in HITTIPUI-E'5 SOHI0 BRAKE AND sriur-is ssnvics SERVICE 2I2 South Elizabeth SOHIO PRODUCTS Ph 78941 one 8059i Bellefontoine ond Elm Limo Ohio Compliments of The surge Dairy Farm Equipment FOR PERSONALIZED SERVICE Beale, BETTER FOOD-CONFECTIONS wu.soN ENsi.sN H Gomer, Ohio Vrsrt George at the SWEETLAND EARL LUDWIG 34 Public Square H01 Cook Tower Limo, Ohio Limo, Ohio COmP'imenfSOf ENsLEN's stone TWO LEGS INC. snag, ohio PANTS SWEATERS Mrs. Woltz: Take this sentence. 'Let JACKETS the cow be token out of the Iot.' Whot mood? 228 N. Moin St. Limo, Ohio punkinf H-I-he COW , My 'IMJAM fo :Ae CAM of 1949 X42 TIIE IIIIIU STEEL FUIIIIDIIY CII. Compliments of LIMA CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC. J. Orville Ebling, Owner Spencerville Road at Erie R. R. Phone 56301-22661 TURNER IMPLEMENT COMPANY McCormick-Deering Dealers Telephone 4l46I I33 Water St. Lima, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS ROSEMARY GROCERY George F. Zerante Groceries, Meats, Refreshments Lima Ohio Compliments of H. W. CARTER Sohio Products and Service Main at Vine Sts. Lima, Ohio DR. A. W. ROSSFELD Dentist 302 Steiner Bldg. Phone 59971 Lima, Ohio Compliments of Law Offices of ROBERT J. KUHN Irote father: I'II teach you to kiss my daughter! Ted Cox: Too late-I've already IearnedI COMPLIMENTS OF S 8 SPORTS CENTER FISHING TACKLE - GUNS AMMUNITION 5I8 N. Jackson St. Phone 79667 The Brown Rose Gardens ' Hybrid Tea Roses Compliments of L EW I s Rome 2 Bowman Rd. Limo, Ohio Market and Confectionery Groceries and Meat Helen Moyer: So you finally told him ' you loved him? Phone 74299 Hume, Ohio Jonet Burget: I didn't wont fo, but he squeezed it out of me. COMPLIMENTS OF ,THE LIMA mmious s. msaiuivu comimnv LIMA,OHIO 47711 GRAIN SEED FENCE Compl iments of RIIICHELDIIRFER 8: GRAHAM CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO LUMBER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES COAL CUSTOM GRINDING AND FEED MIXING EGG MASH, CHICKEN STARTER, AND CHICKEN GROWER CON GRATULATIONS To the Class of '49 And the best of everything in the future THE METROPOLITAN BANK of Lima, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS Class of '49 BOB'S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 718 E. High Lima, Ohio Phone 82541 Columbia Confectionery Homemade Candies Southeast corner of the square Compliments of ELMVIEW STORE Compliments of STIPPICH HARDWARE Across from the Courthouse J. B. SPYKER, PROP. Phone 64641 Shawnee Road Congratulations to the Class of '49 SMITH INSURANCE SERVICE 811 Citizens Bldg. Phone 27321 REPRESENTING: COLUMBUS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY E. Frank Smith-Woodrow B. Smith-Donold B. Cox Compliments of CABLE 81 CABLE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Shoe Repairing Shoe Dyeing Wovo Johnson: Is he o good driver? N I C K B R N Donno Rousculp: WeII, when the road . turns the some time he does, it's just 218 N' Elmobelh Phone 37363 o coincidence. I HEPLER'S SUPER MARKET 'l'l7 South Kenilworth Ave. LIMA OHIO SHOP HEPLER'S AND SAVE! ELM VIEW DAIRY Dealer of all Pasteurized Milk Products ICE CREAM AND BUTTER You Con Whip Our Creom But You Con't Beat Our Milk Phone 7-4407 A. W. Copus THE LIMA ARMATURE WORKS, INC. ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING AND REPAIRING Distributors of LIMA ELECTRIC MOTORS-LIMA GEARSHIFT DRIVES 142 E. Pearl Street C0l'Yll06l'llellfJ 0 LI A - H MILTC CORPORATIO LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS CRANE AND SHOVEL DIVISION For those who want the best Gllgggtilfnechll MY gif' and l had G Dale Harner: A Iover's quarrel? Gib: '.'ljlo, this is seriousg we got into a Jamison and Grand Avenues pollllcol argument' Llmo' Olqlo Compliments of Combustioneer Stokers Victor H. La Rue A. E. Thomas Phones 91781-86473 P e Phone 74508 Compliments of Compliments of BOB'S SHELL SERVICE SHAWNEE HEIGHTS GROCERY Bob Copus-Proprietor Chalmers and Rose Miller High 81 Union Lima, Ohio Phone 64625 R. R I DRINK COMPLIMENTS PEPSI-COLA TO THE CLASS PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING Oi: coMPANY ,949 Phone 94751 H6-118 Water St. ROSS DOWNING Ronnie Carter: My brother is working and with 5000 people under him! Paul Clayt ri: Wh re? Ronnie? NClowing lajvns in a graveyard! F' Auctioneers Compliments of JONES HARDWARE, INC. 56 Public Square Lima, Ohio Phone Wapakoneta 28937 JLQAML Qcwnlan 4Ol-2 National Bank Bldg. Lima, Ohio RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSE ggzwera y FERDINAND Ferdinond L. Cuni Ph. 64583 W. Elm St. Rd. Limo, Ohio Bob Custer: You know, thot girl doesn't seem very smart. Q U I N N I S Chester Eblingz I know, she didn't pay WALLPAPER-PAINTS 2II West High ony attention to me either. Compliments of ROCKEY 81 ROCKEY Attorneys BAYLIFF FUNERAL HOME FAITHFUL IN EVERY SACRED TRUST AMBULANCE SERVICE AT ANY HOUR PHONE 63 CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO 60l'l'll9Al'l'lelll5 0 CHILES 61 SON jllllefaf A0010 Wayne cmd Washington --2700i- --7391 I- ARMSTRONG'S MODERN CABINET SHOP QW Mr. Weaver: Yes, but there is one thing Kitchen's our Specialty W 0 '9- Joe: What's that? Mr. Weaver: They're the wrong answers. Joe Hefner: Are those answers spelled Phone 64133 S. Dixie Lima, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF TOWER JEWELERS 123 Cook Tower Lima, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS D. McLAUGHLIN and JOHN J. KEIL Ed Schlegel: Are caterpillars good to eat? Bob Settlemire: I don't know. Why? Ed: You had one on your lettuce, but it's gone now! THOMAS MARKET Frank Schenk R. and A. Derickson, Proprietors First the Quality then The Price Phone 49471 539 W. Market Compliments of SHAW JEWELERS 220 N. Main HOME OF KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS FISHER TYPEWRITER CO SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS CLARY ADDING MACHINES COMPLIMENTS OF CHRISTY TRACTOR CO. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY ADMIRAL REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, RADIOS Phone 72221 Lima, Ohio Compliments of HOUSE OF RECORDS STEWART 81 WARNER RADIOS Phone 78121 320 W. Market St LA RU E'S LOCKER SERVICE Cridersville, Ohio Phone 3 on 73 Complete Frozen Food Service Form Soles - Long Term Form Loons ogoclfwoocf REAL ESTATE CO. P. O. Box 1051 2M Mi. So. of Limo on U. S. Hwy. 25 THE SHOOK-MOSIER LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING COMPANY QUALITY CLEANING Fur Storage 221-223 N. Centro! Ave. Lee Closson, Pres. Phone 48411-48421 Phone Phone Buckland 39I8 Lima 74338 IIUME EQUITY EXCHANGE MAKEM FEED Farm Machinery Building Material Grain-Coal-Feed-Fencing MODERN MACHINE FOR GRINDING AND MIXING GASOLINE AND OIL CLYDE LEPPLA Jimmy Michael: He's been sitting there , all period doing nothing but waste timelf, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING MV- I-USI43 HHOW do YOU know? Built to your Satisfaction J' 3 B I' In ' ' h lnsvncgzlchingefjrblmss, Ve een Slttmg ere Phone 74507 Lima, Ohio R. R. No. 6 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GREEN Gm SAWYER COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PHONE-Plant 99441 Office-40351 Comp All! ellfif of IIIIMEPLIITE R MIIIIIIGIIIIM CUMPIIIIY SPENCERVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF BASINGER'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds-Watches K E W P E E 140 N. Main Lima, OI1 S A N D W I C H v Cornplimenfs of 4 S H 0 P Seitz Insurance Agency 402 Colonial Bldg. INSURANCE-NO SIDELINES B n .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Howard Ill N. Elizabet h COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE See KENT OR BILL McGOUGH INSURANCE AGENCY 433 Dominion Building Phones 9446l and Compliments of NICK'S Brake and Steering Service E. C. Nick Hoefler Phone 8l4ll 92932 I I4-I I6 Water St. Limo, Ohio Residential and Commercial Real Estate Sales and Property Management CLARENCE E. KATTERHEINRICH Realtor 802 Notionol Bonk Bldg. Limo, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF C A N D Y L A N D LLOYD MACKEQWN 435 S' Main SI' Limo, Ohio BUICK COMPANY 216 N- UNION Sf- Mr. Kennedy: Did you have the cor lost night? t D Dick: Yes, I took some of the boys for I'ImO' Ohm ci little ride. Phone 73191 Mr. Kennedy: WelI, tell them I've found two of their IipsticksI TIMMERMAN SAL ES COMPANY YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER 506 W. Market St. Phone 47131 CRIDERSVILLE HARDWARE AND VARIETY Williams Bros. Super Market PAINTS 8' HARDWARE DRY Gooos l-Ockel' 5eI'ViCe NoTloNs Lima's Only Complete Self Serve Market PROP. HERMAN FEW 60l'l'll0El'l'lel'ltJ MODE I. M ll. I. S Mfgs. MODEL FEEDS and PRIDE OF LIMA FLOUR THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE CO. Compliments of J. C. Nagelsen, D.D.S. National Ready Mix Concrete Crushed Stone-Washed Stone D. W. Brat-1-gin' D,D,S, Agricultural Limestone Limo, Ohio phone 48981 6Ol National Bank Building LINCOLN MERCURY FQLLAND -l'lAl.l. MCTOR SALES, INC. SPECIALISTS ON v-a Mo'roRs SALES-SERVICE-PARTS '545 West High Street Phone 6365i Lima, Ohio LIMA MONUMENT CO. Mr. Younkman: What tense is that Monuments 81 Markers Ve'b?H Bill Murphy: Past, Get our prices Mr. Younkman: Why do you say it's past? All First Class Granite Bill: All right, lt's future. l don't want to start an argument! Phone 5-2811 800 S. Woodlawn I Joi-IN KESNER R A L P H S ron soon rooms W' ELM ST' ROAD GROCERIES - - - MEATS Route 30-S Elida Rd. GAS - - - OIL THE EVANS OIL coMrANY -48'l'I1- Domestic - Commercial - Industrial Coal of All Kinds Stokers - Furnaces - Blowers Stoker Repairing Furnace Cleaning Repairing of all Makes E. Market St. and B810 R. R. Mr. Van Meter: You hammer like light- ning-II Lynn Lugibillz Thanks-you mean I'm a fast worker? Mr. Van Meter: No, I mean you never strike the same place twice. CZBQBZIII ER..B.,!?J! Compliments of ART 81 BILL HI GRADE DAIRY BAR SANDWICH SHOP 325 N. Cole Lima Ohio Congmtulatiom TO THE GRADUATES OF SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS 5 9 We ve reached our station. So Long I . . BEVERLY BILLINGS MARCIA STAPLETON BUSINESS MANAGER 1950 QUILNA EDITOR 1950 QUILNA Printed by I THE DEFIANCE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING COMPANY 500-512 Court Street Defiance, Ohio Engraved by 1 I 273.4 Superior Street FORT WAYNE ENGRAVING COMPANY Fort Wayne, Indiana Photographed by JOE WINES STUDIO Detroit, Michigan Covers by . ' SHELBY CRAFT O COMPANY I. Chicago, Iliinois