Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

! ! E E E : F E : ze E 5 H Q, I an 3 5 3 v 556' Wm, A7f:w.lwff44U LIMA THE BOOKWORMS VIEW OF THE I 9 5 3 SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL OHIO I 1. 10 1., . . x. -fi-A f'g1'.:'1 1 - .vrg-1-fx-5 R ' AL.:-1 x I...' I.. .I-NNN' -1 .,. r ' '-.- Pyy of w V ..,, ...W ,. ,, A. A A -. f - ,vw M- -41.1, am. Mg ,T'1.fM.5, ,, 1,3 X. A ,m-7' iff , in-. 1 Y., ...six Gf' 1 I 44? 45' fb' d,' ' W -cams if A svf 'w r .--....a.L:: W -n.., ,. FW ,J 4432. lf T, 4,-., . J' f A , X na 33 'Q ' J H52 '-W .wui-gqn.. ' THE QUIL A IT HAPPE ED U70 are h0rP!!! Munch, munch,munch . The new l00la'.'!! Cvt that ball boys??? ..4.. Thrve cheers!!! Are they---Y-Teens?? The bet . . . So long ---- -5- Gary Lee Coon Born-April 1, 1939 Died-November 18, 1952 IN MEMORIAM AWAY I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead-he is iust away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the He has wandered into a brighter land, And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since he lingers there. And you-O you, who the wildest yearn hand, For the old-time step and the glad return, Think of him taring on, as clear In the love of There as the love of Here: Think ot him as the same, I say: He is not dead-he is iust away! -James Whitcomb Riley -6- CGNTENTS ADMINISTRATION C LASSES ACTIVITIES S PORTS S PRING ACTIVITIES A SUPPLEMENT 4 .u-Ln.: .ff v , vw , 1 un .f--.-1.91. xr .. . u Us-Ag.. l .,, . M' 1 .':3'-1- .X I 55+ of' IS IT TH SUPERINTENDENT C. G. LAPPIN Oberlin College-B.A. Ohio State University-M.A. Shawnee is proud to have as its superintendent a man who is well known in educational circles. It has been through the influence of Mr. Lappin that Shawnee school is what it is today. His executive ability has been proven in the way he has met the many difficulties which have confronted him in the twenty seven years he has guided this school in its course. His likable personality has made him a pop- ular figure, not only in the school itself but also in the PRINCIPAL 0. C. KNECHT Bowling Green State University-B.S. Indiana University-M.5. United States Government Honest, sincere and dependable is our principal. Mr. Knecht is broadminded and understands the prob- lems brought to him by both students and faculty. With friendliness and yet with firmness he meets the tasks which come to him in the capacity of principal, and through his efforts Shawnee High School is a well organized and smoothly functioning school. ..10- communities it serves. ' x li 5 i scHooL 5 Q BOARD Seated Fred Bunkeg Paul Lytle, Clerk. Standing Carl W. Settlemire, President, Horace Shock, Vice-President Dr. D. Wayne Myers 'KGB' ur' 1,1-,LW E , . : ' ,Q ., . 55 + ' ' QE 1 - - ii , :' ':, Heil. it ,iv 2 aa M. QL, M2 4,52 Q53 NICHOLAS BACA Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S. Spanish I, ll History-8th Grade General Science-7th Gracle Seventh Grade Class Adviser Spanish Club Adviser Jr. Hi-Y Adviser PAUL A. BRICKER Findlay, Ohio Findlay College-B.A. Bowling Green State University-M.A. Boys' Physical Education Basketball Varsity Coach Baseball Assistant Coach HAROLD BECKETT Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S., M.A. Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club Music-7th-8th Grade Freshman Class Adviser A Cappella Choir Director Girls' Varsity Glee Club Director Boys' Varsity Glee Club Director Jr. High Chorus Director . WILBUR BYERLY Lima, Ohio Manchester College-B.A. Indiana University-M.5. Business Arithmetic Math-7th-8th Grade Senior Class Adviser Football Varsity Coach SHIRLEY BONNORONT Wapakoneta, Ohio Miami University-B.F.A. Ohio State University-B.S. Art Y-Teen Adviser ROY E. CRITES Lima, Ohio Bowling Green State University-B.S., M.A. Biology Public Speaking Junior Class Adviser Senior Play Director KATHRYN BOWERS Spencerville, Ohio Miami University-8.5. English ll, Ill LAWRENCE DECKROSH Defiance, Ohio Defiance College-B.A., B.S Indiana University-M.S. General Science-8th-9th Grade ,.Matth-7th Grade Public Address System .Crip 1757, J Gif 'K ff y I 1 1 F A C U l. l Y -of 1' -IA, 'jk -1 l- x tl . X Q Lgffff-fi ,jcvicffffff 'K' gr' FLORENCE GORMAN Paulding, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S. Shorthand I, Il Typing I, ll Business Machines Chief Production Adviser Quilna Business Adviser School Photographer PAUL l. HUGHES Limo, Ohio Bluffton College-B.A. Indiana University-M.A. American History Sociology Journalism Junior Class Adviser Chief Editorial Adviser Baseball Varsity Coach FACULTY BEATRICE GUYTON Ada, Ohio Ohio Northern University-B.A. Ohio State University-M.A. World History Reading Sophomore Class Adviser KENNETH LUSK Wapakoneta, Oh-ia Ohio Northern University-B.S. Indiana University-M.S. Chemistry Physics Drivers' Education General Science-7th Grade Senior Class Adviser Football Assistant Coach Basketball Assistant Coach -12- RUBY HESS Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S., M.A. English-8th Grade Social Science-7th Grade Seventh Grade Class Adviser RUBY MAYER Lima, Ohio Capital University-B.S. English I, ll English 7th Grade Seventh Grade Class Adviser DONA JEAN HODOSKO DeKalb, Illinois Northern Illinois State Teachers College-B.S. Vocational Home Economics F.H.A. Adviser Eighth Grade Class Adviser FREDERICK E. MILLS Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio State University-B.S. Columbia University-M.A. Senior Band Senior Orchestra Junior Band Elementary Orchestra Instrumental Music 'J A rf RICHARD R. ROEDER Lima, Ohio Wittenberg College-8.5. Ohio State University-M.A. Solid Geometry Plane Geometry Algebra I General Math LOREN C. VAN METER Beaverdam, Ohio Wittenberg College-B.A. Ohio State University-M,A Industrial Arts ALMA LOU SHAW Wapakoneta, Ohio JOHN STARLING Pennsville, Ohio Ohio University-B,S. Ohio State University-B.S. ff L0? ' ' E. C. ULRICK Lima, Ohio Indiana University-B.A. Health Farm Crops Business Law Girls' Physical Education Soils and Farm Management Economics Cheerleader Adviser Farm Shop Latin I, Il Pep Club Adviser Sophomore Class Adviser Eighth Grade Class F.F.A. Adviser Adviser CHARLES WEAVER Leipsic, Ohio GOLDIE WALTZ Cairo, Ohio Wittenberg College-B.S., M.A. Public Speaking Defiance College-B.A. Librarian Quilna Editorial Adviser Bookkeeping Guidance Freshman Class Adviser Junior Play Director ,13- Chtief Business Adviser Track Varsity Coach FRANCIS YOUNKMAN Ada, Ohio Ohio Northern University-B.S English II, IV 8th Grade industrial Arts 8th Grade General Science Eighth Grade Class Adviser SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Martha Gallup, Shawnee's registered nurse, is helping to maintain the highest health standards in the school. SECRETARIES Mrs. Mildred Roney, secretary to Mr. Lappin, skill- fully looks after matters in the superintendent's office. Mrs. Lois Landfair, secretary to Mr. Knecht, manages student affairs in the high school office. Is this a rush order? I'm sure the students are capable. Gosh! Good thing she's here. -'I4 'I',Il 4 ', Q f N 'f -1 xo La v-sfx 'Q , O Iv.. n f l JU if fri' if F. ff '33 If: 1' www .,.,f, filjff 1 -1, 'Il ,. 1. .. -I .N 1 ,.f Kg, ' -Q of PERPLEXED?? I am iust a seventh grader, much confused and much perplexed, Seeking answers for my problems and I really am quite vexed. Maybe looking through this hand- book and the QuiIna I may see The very best solutions to the things that bother me. ffrrl- I-s u .y','Q ,. I . 1-. 1 . q-1 A -1.16 wx.- lf S 1' ' I K .M ' .iff .JW W' L 6'-'fr' - -Q vw-aw -1 , .. 2 ,. , 'nf-,'i'qA. ,'ln,4f,1v,,3'5 M abs' -h z, '-T . , A, in If 1' L: IS IT THE cu-xssfs SE IOR Officers President - Treece Hunt Vice President Phillip Stevens Secretary - Lyda Buchanan Treasurer - Carolyn Loyer Coming to the close of their career at Shawnee, the class of 1953 can look back at a happy four years. The members of this class have had much to do with the success of the various activities of the school. Many of them have taken active part in the work ofthe staffs of the school publications, in sports, in music, and in clubs. As a class they have cooperated to make theirs one ofthe best. Look at this one!!! l say ol' chap, can you see??? -18- G. WILBUR BYERLY Adviser HARRY ADAMS College Preparatory Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Scholarship Tests 'l, 2, 3, Carnival 3, 4, Class Play 3. CHARLES A. BAECHLER College Preparatory Class President 3, Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, Boys' Glee l, Oper- etta 3, A Cappella Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod Solo l, 2, 3, District Contest Solo 'l, 2, 3, State Contest 1, Solo 2, 3, Foot- ball l, 4, Track 3, Quilna 3, Editor 4, Honor Society 3, Scholarship Tests l, 2, 3, Car- nival l, 3, 4. CHARLES BOUGHAN Vocational Agriculture Boys' Glee 4, F.F.A. 'l, 2, Pres- ident 3, 4. MARILYN BOWERSOCK General Culture Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 'l, District Contest 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 4, Carnival 2, 3, 4. ENNETH LUSK Adviser MINA JEAN BOWSHER College Preparatory Spanish Club 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Who's Who Class T, 2, 4. LYDA MARIE BUCHANAN College Preparatory Class Secretary 4, Mixed Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 3, A Cappel- la Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod l, 2, 3, 4, District Contest l, 2, State Contest 'l, 2, Band l, 2, Chief I, 2, 3, 4, Quilna 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 4, Honor Society 3, Carnival 'l, 2, 3, 4, Carnival Queen Attendant l, Class Play 3, Who's Who-Class l, 2, 3. -19-. . .. ..-,,. -v..-..-.. ege Preparatory ixed Chorus l, Girls' Glee l, Operetta l, District Contest Solo 'l, 2, 3, 4, State Contest l, Solo 2, 3, Chief 4, Quilna 4, Honor Society 3, Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, Carnival 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 1, 2, Operetta 3, A Cap- pella Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Eistedd- fod l, 2, Band l, 2, Orchestra 'l, 2, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chief l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Carnival 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3. CARVEL WAYNE CROW Vocational Agriculture DARRELL cus-I-ER FFA- l, 2, 3, 4- General Culture 1-HQMA5 DEKEN E' teddfod I, F tb ll I, 3, 4, C Il p riaak 4, Ha.v.'S'f 5'l,g.,,,,,, G, U 0 'se VGPUVUNTY VIRGINIA LEE DETRICK SFSSS45 Carnlval l, 25 Class xL1J2id3ClZorcI5s'i:'5aB:?'in?eigi Cgllege Prgpqrgtqry STANLEY DOYLE Int, Rep. 45 Honor Society 3. 45 Girls Glee 45 Y-Te ns 4, Carnival 4. f , X Football l, 35 Basketball l, 25 Ha-Y 2, 3, 45 Class may 3, Who's Who l, 2, Final 3. President 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Central ll, 2, 35 Mixed horus General Culture 0 I RICHARD EASTMAN College Preparatory ASNE ,A Boys' Glee l5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Carnival 3, Gen ' DAWD EU' 4. s lee l peretta 'I5 Band General Culfure 5 Y-T ns 2, 3, 45 F.l'l.A. I5 mivq , 3, 4, Boys' Glee 45 Football l, 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 Track l, 3, 45 Chief 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Carnival 4. lu MARILYN FIRST Commercial Perry l5 Class Secretary 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 District Contest l, 25 Band l, 25 Or- chestra l, 25 Chief 45 Y-Teens 25 Carnival 2, 3, 45 Class Play l. GENE GARRISON College Preparatory Birmingham l, 2, 35 Boys' Glee 15 Baseball l5 Golf 3. MEREDITH MARIE GLAZE General Culture Perry l, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, Girls' Glee 1, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 4. BARBARA JEAN GRAFTON Commercial Perry l, Class Secretary 1, Mixed Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 3, 4, Varsity Girls' Glee 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Eisteddfod 2, 3, State Contest 3, Band 2, 3 Vice President, Chief 2, Quilna 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Honor Society 3, Scholarship Tests 3, Carnival 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Cheer- leader l, Class Play 1, 3. ANDREW GRAY Vocational Agriculture Perry l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Glee 3, 4, Football 3, Baseball l, F.F.A. 2, 3, Vice President 4, Class Play l. lEXAVll.lE HARRIS, JR. General Culture Perry 1, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Boys' Glee 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. ROSANNA HARROD Commercial Perry l, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, District Contest 3, Chief 4, Quilna 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, Schol- arship Tests l, 2, Carnival 2, 3, 4, Class Play l. I MAX HAY BAR A W General Culture FRANKLIN HARTMAN Ee Cgledsgrgrris if B0Ske'b'1 1' 21 31 Tfufk '- Vocational Agriculture Y- ns , F.H.A. 42 thQe,f Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4, Easfeddfod 'e ' l, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Reporter 4, Carnival 4. -21-. I.ILA LEE HEFNER Commercial Mixed Chorus 'l, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 3, 4, Operetta 1, A Cappella Choir l, 2, District Contest l, Chief 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Carnival l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader l, 4. TREECE B. HUNT General Culture Perry 'I, Class President 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod l, 2, 3, District Contest 2, 3, State Contest 2, Band l, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club Vice-President 3, Int. Rep. 3, President 4, Car- nival 2, 3, Chief 3, Class Play 3, Who's Who-Class 2. u1,, DEAN JACKSON General Course CAROL ANN JACOBS Class Vice-President 2, 35 Foot- C ' I gang 1, E, 3,24,3suskefball 1, 2, W : ll I d CHAR'-55 KNOW 5 use a , , 4. apa oneta ume 5 Harro V ' ' LI Miged Chgggsdal 4: Girls, P ozationali Algrnculture RICHARD LEE Gee 5 Eiste o I, 25 Band erry 5Mixe C orus 45 Boys' 1, 2, spanish Club a, 4, Honor one 4- F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, cum Ge e c DONALD LEEDY Society 3. Play I. Football 4, Manager I, 2, 35 C H P Baskketball, Manager I, 25 o eg' reparalory Trac , Manager I, 25 Hi-Y I, M- h , 1 O I A 2, 3, Vice-President 4. 1,l5?d3,C4?r5Z3fe32, gtlyz, ale I X nnlln rims, 1 4. r::....f4,4:..,a DOYT LEHMAN Vocational Agriculture PHYLLIS LOWRY Perr 'l5 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Gen.,-gl culgure Football 2, 35 Basketball 25 Track 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. Perry I5 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 45 Girls' Glee I5 F.H.A. 45 Car- nival 2, 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. CAROLYN JO l.OYER College Preparatory Class Treasurer 45 Mixed Cho- rus I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta I, 35 A Cap- pella Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Eistedd- fod I, 2, 3, 45 District Contest I, 2, 3, 45 State Contest I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior I, 2, 3, 45 Chief I, 2, Editor 3, 45 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Carnival I, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Who's Who-Class I, 2, 35 F.F.A. Queen 2. -22-. RICHARD MAUK General Culture Football I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, Captain 45 Track 3. JAMES R. MICHAEL General Culture Mixed Chorus I, 2, 45 Bo Glee I, 2, 45 A Cappella Ch 45 District Contest, Solo I, 35 State Contest 25 Band I, 3, 45 Track, Manager 2, ?uglna 45 Hi-Y 35 Carnival , , 4. IRIAM MILLER College Preparatory ixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' lee l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 'l, 3, Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4, istrict Contest l, 2, 3, 4, State ontest 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Or- hestra T, Chief 2, Quilno 4, .Tnnnn I 9. Cru-.nigh Fliiln fl NORMAN C. MlllER College Preparatory Mixed Chorus 1, Boys' Glee I, 2, 4, Football 1, Basketball I, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Chief 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Trea- surer 4, Scholarship Tests 3, Carnival 2, 4. MARY BETH MYERS College Preparatory Class Treasurer l, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Accome panist 2, Operetta l, 3, A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod 3, Solo l, 2, State Contest 2, Solo l, 3, Band l, Chief 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Carnival l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 1 MILTON WESLEY OGLESBEE, JoHN nusseu. Nixon JR- Vocational Agriculture General Cullum . Mixed Chorus l' Boys' Glee 'l- Perry 'l, Mixed Ch r s l, 3, 4, , ' f Boys' Glee 1, 3, 41 laaslcetboll -T-Fggtugl 4' Bcskelbull 3' 4' l, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Secretary 4, Carnival 3, 4, Class Play 'l. lvl. LAYTON C. PEPPLE, JR. College Preparatory uth l, Boys' Glee l, Football 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, seball l, 2, 3, 4. GLENN PIERCE College Preparatory Mixed Chorus I, 2, Boys' Glee l, 2, District Contest l, State Contest l, Chief 4, Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 3, Secretary 4, Scholarship Tests 2, 3, Who's Who 3. FRED MORTON POLSER General Culture Did not graduate. -23f JOSEPHINE PRIDDY Commercial Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee T, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, District Con- test 3, Chief 4, Quilna 4, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Carnival 'l, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ROHR Commercial Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, Chief 'l, 2, 3, 4, Quilna 3, 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 4, F.H.A. 2, Treasurer l, Honor Society 3, Scholarship Tests 2, Carnival 3, 4, Carnival Queen Attendant 2, Cheerleader 'l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES THOMAS ROOF General Culture NED 5' Rupy Ffbll1,2,T kl,2,3,45 v 5 I -I Qollglllg 4, Scholgfshfip Tests ll. ocu ona Agncu 'ure Perry l5 F.F.A. 4, Sentinel 4. Gene,-gl Culfufg Perry 'l. JOHN SCHOONOVER College Preparatory Class President 'l, 25 Boys' Glee I, 45 A Cappella Choir lj Chief l, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Int. Rep. 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Scholar- ship Tests 'l5 Carnival 45 Class Play 35 Who's Who-Class 'l, 2, 3. ,iz . V5 N Q, 5' 9, BETTYlZ. SETTLEMIRE Commercial Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Glee l, 2, 35 Operetta lg Y-Teens lj Carnival l, 2, 3, 45 Librarian I. CAROL JEAN SHERER Commercial Perry l5 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee l, 25 Chief Staff 45 Y-Teens 25 Librarian 35 Car- nival 2, 3, 4. 1 DORIS IRENE SIMPKINS Commercial Perry l5 Class Treasurer 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 'I, 25 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Eisteddfod 2, 35 Dis- trict Contest 2, 35 State Contest 35 Quilna 3, Business Manager 45 Y-Teens 25 Honor Society 35 Scholarship Tests l, 2, 35 Car- nival 2, 35 Carnival Queen At- tendant 45 Class Play 'l5 Who's Who-Class 3. W GAYE LILLIAN SMITH College Preparatory Perry 'l5 Class Vice-President l5 Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 45 Girls' Glee, Accompanist 1, 2, 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 45 District Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 State Con- test 35 Band 'l, 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 25 Li- brarian 35 Honor Society 35 Scholarship Tests l, 25 Carnival 2, 45 Class Play 'l, 3. ...24.. Pl'llLl.lP STEVENS General Culture Perry l5 Class Vice-President 45 Football 2, 3, Captain 45 Basketball l, 3, 45 Baseball l, 3, 4. EVA MAE STONER General Culture Perry lp Mixed Chorus l, 2, Girls' Glee I5 Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra 45 Y-Teens 25 F.H. 45 Carnival 2, 4. RUBY STUMBAUGH General Culture ixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee 2, , 4, Y-Teens 'l, F.H.A. l, Pres- ident 4, Carnival 'l, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA LYNN UMBAUGH College Preparatory Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 'l, 2, 3, District Contest 2, Chief 3' Quilna 4- Y-Teens 'I 2, 3 4, Scholarship Tests I Carnival 2 3 4' Carnival BE RNETA VERBRYKE Commercial Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, District Contest 3, Y-Teens 2, F.H.A. 'l, 2, Librarian I, 2, 3, Carnival 3, 4. Queen Attendant '3, Class WW Play 3. f JIM WARNER General Culture Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, Eisteddofd 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Scholarship Tests 3, Carnival 3, 4. ROBERT WILLIAMSON General Culture Perry I, Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4, Hi-Y 3. AMES WISWASSER College Preparatory oys' Glee I, District Contest , State Contest I, Basketball, anager 3, 4, Chief Staff 4, i-Y 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, cholarship Tests 2, 3 Class lay 3. BETTY JEAN WRIGHT General Culture Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Glee 4, Y-Teens 4, Carnival 3, 4. EUGENE WRIGHT College Preparatory Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 'l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, A Cappella Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Eisteddfod I, 2, District Cone test 'l, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Carnival l, 2, 3, 4. -25- JUNIORS Ufficers President - - Robert Shutt Vice President - Don Loyer Secretary - - Vera Johnson Treasurer - - John Wright Advisers Mr. Crites Mr. Hughes Enthusiasm!!! keynotes the Shawnee juniors, as is shown in their active participation in all phases of school activities, in the enviable scholastic records of many, and in their solid backing of class money-making proiects. Presentation of the comedy, A Little Honey, topped this field, but running not far behind were the sales of booster badges, Christmas cards, and pecans. All this was effected in hopes not only of staging a colorful prom, but also of having a large surplus for a school memorial. To their enthusiasm the members of the Class of '54 add the ability for leadership, demonstrated as officers in all Shawnee organizations. They believe that 1952-53 has provided a strong basis for an even better, that all-important, senior year ahead. Rings, here at last! I didn't know that. ,26- r 5 s S '6- '68 as ROW I--Accouniius, Adams, Barnes, Balch, Boger, ,lack Bowsher, Jane Bowsher. ROW 2--M. Bowsher, Bradford, Brock, Brown Burgess, Campbell, Clark. ROW 3-Copus, Crawford, L. Crifes, Crow, DGVFS, Delong. ROW 4-Dingledine, Doyle, Evans, Ford, Frank Freel, Frysinger. ROW 5-Giffin, Glaze, Graham, Harter, Hawkins, Hefner, Hernan, ROW 6-Hilyard, Howell, Humes, Jacobs, James, Jen nings, Johnson. ROW 7-Jones, Kerr, Krafl, Lance, Lawhead, Lawrence, Lehman, 7727? . M. ' .- if . k 5, ,, 1 .. 3. 1,5 ,e in 1, w,f,?,ig.v . ' 5 , ..... A , S if W 43 l Q. I 1 mfg ' :. ,V - .0 ..- ,. E ,,.- A.. . . ,K 3- ' -' ..,A, ' Q . , -:., . k ' ' fs - ...ur ' -'1 R , fx' R iffy .S EW gf 'wif ROW T Lewis, Jayne Lofz, .leon Lofz, Loyer, Luckeh, Munn, Moson. ROW 2fMcDonolcl, Melchi, Miesse, B. Miller, D. Miller, Morgan, Morv. ROW 3-Muleski, Murphy, Myers, Nolon, Parker, Plummer, Redmond. ROW 4- Rein, C. Reinhort, M. Reinhari, Rex, Robinson, Rumbuugh, Shaffer, ROW 5 -J. Shaw, S, Show, Shuti, Sroufe, Tecklenberg, Thomos, A. Thompson. ROW 6- J. Thompson, R. Thompson, Tippie, Tomlinson, Von Dyke, Von Meter, Wohlie. ROW 7---Word, Weiging, windle, Wrighi, Yom, Yingling, Yost, ,ggw Officers President ---- Neil Riffle S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E S Vice President - Ronald Hefner Secretary - - Lynn Feigh Treasurer - - Nancy Billings Advisers Mrs. Guyton Mr. Starling Up-and-coming they call these sophomores, who are leaving a lasting mark on all Shawnee activities. They are particularly prominent in athletics and exhibit outstanding class loyalty. In anticipation of their prom in l954, the group began collecting sales tax stamps. All in all, the Shawnee crystal ball seems to predict only the best for the Class of '55, ROW 1-Adams, Allion, Alloway. ROW 2-Amerson, Bauer, Baum. ROW 3-Beery, Bice, Billings, Boop, Bolles, Bowsher. ROW 4-R. Bradford, S, Bradford, Buchanan, Bunke, Burklo, Camper. as- ? g Lk ' 'S- :Q , 2555: new ' .gifs 7 ' 5 Q '55 . ' . I , -. If ., 3' 1' K I 9 -l we -29- , 3 I 3 l s C X o . -I I . W 7 X v ug 'fy 'fliiilfei N -Ji-4 an ...f,- .,.. M , nf g , . - X 'Un f ' i ' 'li - i ' w, f ROW 'IYCor1er, Chambers, Clay, Cochran, Commons, D. Cook. ROW 2-J. Cook, Cooke, Crowe, Custer, Deckrosh, Deken. ROW 3-Delong, Dettleboch, DeWeerd, Dickerson, Downhower, Egri. ROW 4-English, Estill, Foccendo, Foirburn, Feigh Furry. ROW 5-Gallup, J. Gosscxrd, W. Gossurd, Griffin, Grimm, Hcxdding. ROW 6-Hahn, Hamilton, Hamlin, Hcxrner, Harris Harrison. ROW 7-Hcarruff, Hosting, D. Hefner, I. Hefner, Ronald Hefner, Ruth Hefner. -30.- 3 I AC' -- , , ::,. N.. Q, l.E,MT5x,.M, .. E + ? , ROW 'I-Hengsiler, Hickey, Hoefler, Hughesj .HunY, Koehler. ROW 2vKennedy, Kerr, Klingler, Knoll, Kriies, Krouskop. ROW 3-Kirwcln, Lcmdfair, Lawrence, Loy, Lugibill, Mason. ROW 4-Marshall, McComb, McDonnell, Mclaurin, Mencis, Meyer. ROW 5fMiesse, Morloclx, Morrisey, Nebergoll, Park, Pheiiepluce. ROW 6-Pridcly, Redman, Redmond, Reilly, Rhodes, Riemesch. ROW 7-Riffle, Robinson, Rousculp, Ruble, Rumsey, Sass. l 1 I l I W W 101 gig . l lx 5 I .4 f I I 6 . , is . 221' E ' ' 5 ,. 1 t ,,,:, . IAIZ 1 2 an 1 iw . . . lf' I Q - .ix . ' T f W... -.,,n,l. EX . J.: xx . A ,Ein I f . A ' 1 ' -, , , .-5 lb ,,.., :I ..,. ulvv Ish Z, ,I Z K - Q M. 4 M . W - W- fs- Ai .,A, . i iiii i , ,G . is R , Q . U? E X 'Wx ROW 1-Seoufs, Settlemire, Schullheis, Shuckelford, Shellenborger, L. Sfemen, T. Siemen. ROW 3fS!ombuugh, Taylor, Thedieck, Ulrey, ' 1. ,,..---3-,,...... s... P4-.Qy 1-'Ns-Q. -..., Sum ' ,,..-f'-o - A010 Amais Hn-md? 2' J ,,,.-4- Shops. ROW 2fSimpkins, Sims, Stauffer, Sfedke Umbough, Uncopher, ROW 4-Van Dyke, Verbryke Warner, Williams, Wolery, Wright ROW 5-Young, Biology Class in action. Class Ufficers President - - - Kurt Zimmerman Vice President - - - Tom Morris H E N Secretary - - - Harolcl Houtzer F R E S M Treasurer - - Tom Campnell Class Advisers Mr. Beckett Mr. Weaver This lively class wasted no time in learning the ways of their school. They have taken part in all maior activities and are helping to lay the foundation of enthusiasm to make a lasting impression on Shawnee High School. ROW 'l-Zimmerman, Morris, Houtzer, Campnell, Ashton, Baber. ROW 2-Biddinger, Bitler, Bourquin, Bowsher, Brad- ford, Campbell. ROW 3-Cattell, Claor, Coleman, Coon, Davis, Dearwester. -33- ,K . ,, an -my fn-. f . fr , . i E Zz , gi, W LAK n , . . S, 1 is an 1 4 . I um my .F Q.. 4 . Q., -. Q' A -1 5' rr P X 7 . 3 Q J aw... W' Q. if Q ' I Q . 1 . ' - I --- . T , Qgskg , W A -- , NX z'NNl It in ,f+.,.,vff -. , .-:'- A - an . li L A Q 1 K , . - - z ,T 9' . .T 15: T , 257, ,,A i N A : ?!l?f?Qx.. H ' S ,:-' K I I ' .- .: .. Q e -- T ' Y 1 ,1., 1 if ' , 5 eggs. Q? . N ,g K l ,,,., , x J . . , fig E Nh, -. .' . .A,, ,, it qi w x . . 1 l .' ' . O' K LW V1 J I, I '. 5: iq E ,QV A .0 1 1 . .'.. I . Q: 1 , .K if . ,V g . ,, A x s e. 2.9 ua 'r,? . -P g E ,fx ROW l-Derbyshire, Edgington, Evans, Faccenda, Freel, Garrison, Gay. ROW 2-Goodenow, Hale, Hindenlong, Kunlxleman, Lehman, Light, Mauk. ROW 3-Michael, Monfori, Moyer, D. Myers, T. Myers, Rahrig, Riemesch. ROW 4-Riffle, Roop, Sellers, Sim- -1 'gx K! mons, Smith, Spees, S. Thomas. ROW 5-R. Thomas, 1 ' .-, ZZ-12 Verbryke, Wallace, A. Yanf, W. Yanl, D. Yoakam, 'QA ,' 1: w N. Yoakam. 'li ' ,- . ra, - 4 6.392 A-155' ---.---ff- ' .',,,,,.4Qg X W .V Kr- lig' ' ' ' , -,,,,,........ inf? I 5 l nd 2 1 J I .. : ,,,, V.- K . , 5 . Q 4 ww' H ' T., ,J ,Mr -,nw W Yun- 'Ui -34- 4... Officers President - Wayne Umbaugh Vice President Dennis Deckrosh Secretary - - Margie Marshall EIG H I H G RAD E - - Mike Bom Advisers Mrs. Hodosko, Mr. Ulrick, ROW I-J. Adams, S. Adams, Aldrich, Anderson, Barnes, Beery, Bell. ROW 2-Binkley, H, BilIEf, T. Biiler, Bollinger, Bowersock M. Bowsher, R. Bowsher. ROW 3-Brennan, Brown, Bunke, G. Burnett, R. Burneif, Carr, Cary. ROW 4-Clark, Converse, Deorwesier Deckrosh, Delong, Derbyshire, Freed. ROW 5-Gallup, Garrison, Glasco, Jeffries, Hale, Harmon, Harier. ROW 6-Hawkey, Hindenlang Hooks, Howard, Jacobs, Whiiling, Joyce Kohler. 3 l 1 ,bv fag, an-13 5, Q-mf, Q- Elm Q L I L i .4 1 Ovgfz 4i 'L r- Row l-Judith Kohler, lewis, Market, Marshall Maxwell, McDonald, Melzger. ROW 2-Neff, Ogles bee, J. Painter, L. Painter, Phetteplace, Redmond Rees. ROW 3-Riemesch, Saltsgiver, Sawmiller, Shope, ShuH, Smith, J. Sneclry. ROW 4-R. Sneory, Sfarrei, B. Stumbuugh, J. Slumbcugh, Thomas, Todd, Troy ROW 5-Umbough, Vundenbrock, Wullcuce, Glaze, Wiswusser, Ycxnt. l DADCE .' , ,M--1 r lbw, A .XY41 .41-V' 'av 1 G' , ' ' f ' 'VJ fl V f I .ff , I f lii f 7 . 699 I K ' lv , 'x n, . . I ,. I 1 N ri' 4 ' :N ,j 's. 1 gl l v , 1' ,B 5 ,gf , , ll , fs . H, , . ,P ti naw lm- 1 mf if' l ,X 1'- ,'l X H .Utne JZ X W yds? 4 1,1 QF , I 4 X1 P: ll, J 1 I l L ,Y N' .V 5 ,-' l A? , .1 Officers President - - - John Stedke Vice President - - James Hile S E N T H G R A D E G G Treasurer Nona Benroth Advisers Mr. Boca, Mrs. Hess, Miss Moyer. ROW 1-Allion, Anspach, Avery, Baber, Bass, Breckenridge, Beery. ROW 2-Beniamin, Benrolh, Boughon, Bowsher, Brooks, Brown, L. Campbell. ROW 3-R. Campbell, Chaney, Clarlc, Cleaves, Clemens, Coleman, Connelly. ROW 4-Cox, Cramer, Crawford, Criies, Croft, Cummings, Dodds. ROW 5-Downhower, Eicher, Eley, Evans, Fishero, Furry, Jane Galloway. ROW 6-Jane! Galloway, Garrie son, Gay, Gilberi, Glaze, Gossard, Halker. . 6- . t 5. r ad' in E 5 . , 3 J' 3 I' ' is 3. sh' -is .. . Q i, P 7 -- - x . 5. 'X A ,., mil ska K -37-. 1 A ? if ,J du. ' vw ' y 5, J is , I ,,..V J., '- Qt 1 , ., at ' . '-:,.., T TZ. , w-'. .j.,g T 'ii ' Q x :J I. ii I E . . 'P 5:E,., i , -A.. -by . l ,. wwf ' -i . f K ' 1 iw ,www ff. M... V 1' ii' z . a X 5 .. 4 1 . '52-gf, Y X F u, . ' f-:..- I ' if -:-- .. 4. Q -- ' f -me .- - is-59 ' .. A ' S X ' .... , ' 5 'T X KK. gl :ar x ,Rx If 'Y e.. N If 1,2 .,,, K :,,.,. Q' 1 la 'I' Mk i if urs-:Mig Zi A Xi- ! Q.. L ' 6 Q if H' a 3 L U ' 1 ' Q , . I ,I ' ,A , Y 1 4 X swf , 4 A J O .- . ' 'H GV? - .99 -'r'3i,:Q A 'N gf' v J - 1 ,S Qifilraw-F:2i?yQj5Y 'M'.,lEM:f K 1 ROW l-Hull, Harmon, Hengsiler, J. Hile, S. Hile, Howell, Jacobs. ROW 2-James, Johnson, B. Kruse, R. Kruse, Londfoir, Lorson, lewis. ROW 3-lighl, Linn, Liffle, McGillvury, Melzger, Neeper, Neuman. ROW 4-Owens, Pologyi, Price, Prolsmun, Reilly, Rilchie, Roop. ROW 5,-Seiling, Sherwood, Shock, Smith, L. Sneory, R. Snecry, Sledke. ROW 6-Sleed, Sfriff, Thompson, Vermillion. ROW 7-Wolkins, Weeks, Welch, Zerkel. Compliments of The Shawnee Dads' Club 1952-1953 President - - W. J. James Vice-President - - W. D. Giffin Secretary - - S. L. Downhower Treasurer - - Dr. Wence Markley Trustees C. G. Lappin W. O. Seiling R. H. Hile H. M. Converse A. I. Roeder Fred Eastman Committee Chairmen Roland Smith R. Ned Cochran Russell Thomas O. C. Knecht H. A. Kohler Victor Young M . 4 .vq . , , .- , Nu ' . ' , eq-Q K 'I A ff. fx ' ,f x I X' 7 3w.X N iv! , A 1 .',., , , 1 1 fu. w ,A 'Jfqw ,lf ,' -K .,, . -, 4.1.x ldfagllafa ,yyx-2 5 i r hx ?x ,, . M -J:.4L-g,?3?'V ,,,.,A4,,A3gff1,.,,x . -x iw-gb Eli. I 6, - 4-,. . ,47.'-.1 if , IS IT THE Acnvimis M-HVW' 3955 sexi, f H X1 J Self rw '1 QUILNA y e o y o W 121111017111 bluff Business bluff Baechler - - Editor-in-Chief Simpkins - ----- Business Manager Miller - Assistant Editor Buchanan - - - Assistant Bowsher - Assistant Editor Grafton - - - Assistant Deken - - - Sports Editor Umbaugh - - - Assistant Roof - - Sports Editor Michael V - - - Assistant Rohr - - - Art Editor Giffin - - - - Junior Apprentice Priddy - ---- Typist Florence Gorman - ---- Adviser Harrod - - ---- Typist Van Meter Junior Apprentice Goldie Waltz - - - Adviser 5 s 3 ' 1315 7 8 910 I9 5lGzy 41557471-1'.13Ks,, . 88,gm3, The senior panels are here!!! Winding n p the business?? TAFF Under the leadership of Editor Charles Baechler and Adviser Mrs. Waltz, the editorial staff of the Quilna worked hard and faithfully to try to make this year's annual better and more enjoyable to the students of Shawnee. Doris Simpkins, Business Manager of the Quilna, and her staff, under the supervision of Miss Gorman, did splendid work in completing the financial busi- ness ofthe annual. This Page Sponsored by The P. T. A. -43.. so vig vi : ft RM V ,s fa. fy! .M .f- W I .V-S- 'W '-,W -+11 ,..-.1 CHIEF 1 0 Editorial Staff C. Loyer --------- Editor-in-Chief Paul Hughes --------- Adviser ROW I-Robinson, Feigh, Yingling, C. Loyer, Hughes, Tecklen- berg, Clark, J. Hughes. ROW 2-Bowsher, Van Meter, Delong, Adams, Myers, Kraft, Shellenbarger, Ward. ROW 3-Estill, Wiswasser, Harrison, DeWeerd, Phetteplace, B. Miller. Business and Production Staff N. layer - - - Production Manager Florence Gorman - - - - Adviser Downhower ------- Business Manager Ed. Ulrick ----------- Adviser ROW 'I-Glaze, Rohr, N. Loyer, Ulrick, Gorman, Downhower, First, Derbyshire. ROW 2-Hefner, Harrod, Lay, Sherer, Amerson, Mort, Priddy, D. Miller, Kennedy, Custer. ROW 3-'Allion, Gossard, Bolles, Buchanan, Crockett, Schoon- over, Bunke, N. Miller, Stemen, Lotz. Where shall we put this story? The m wr fffws to Hess!! P9 STAFF Be sure to get your copy in before the deadline! Who is going to get that ad? Hurry and get these stapled together! They go out today! These remarks may be heard while the Chief is going to press. This official school newspaper is published monthly by an energetic staff. All those who help produce the paper are certain that there can hardly be anything more educational and at the same time more fun than putting the news before the people. This Page Sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. '45, l Y-TEE To build a fellowship . . . So begins the Y-Teen purpose, and this year's 94 members have striven to carry out that purpose to its full- est meaning. The solemn consecration service on wRECk night, followed by the hilarity of that Y-Teen slumber party, a rip-roaring basketball game with the Hi-Y, and a Heart Hop, co-sponsored with that organization, were high pointers in the huge list of activities. Vice President - Program Chairman Officers - - - - - Jean Lotz - - Sue Kraft - - Joyce Tecklenberg - - - Jeannie Hughes - Ann Van Meter The Y-Teens and Hi-Y presented an assembly fea- turing the movie, One God, and inaugurated pre-Easter services, conducted by the students themselves. Armed with mops and pails, the girls spent one precious Saturday spring house- cleaning for local invalids, and found, to their amazement, that housecleaning can be fun! The annual mother-daughter tea, given by the Y-Teens, at which the 1953-54 officers were in- stalled, concluded the events for the school calen- dar ear. However, a fellowship is not merely social. Y ROW I-B. Wright, Lance, G. Myers, B. Umbaugh, Miss Bonnoront, adviser, Verbryke, S. Thomas, Light, Yingling, Ward. ROW 2+ S. Umbaugh, Smith, C. Wright, Park, Robinson, Van Meter, N. Thomas, P. Priddy, Rohr, C. Loyer. ROW 3-Lay, J. Priddy, Van Dyke, Melchi, Mort, Yoakam, M. Myers, D. Miller, Rex, S. Shaw. ROW 4-R. Riemesch, Stemen, Jean Lotz, J. Riemesch, Landfair, Mencis, B. Miller, Lugibill, N. Layer, Stedke. ROW 5-J. Shaw, Jane Lotz, Muleski, Tecklenberg, Phetteplace, Mason, Morgan. ROW 1-Kaehler, Buchanan, Garrison, Custer, Bourquin, Miss Herring, adviser, Feigh, Hughes, Clark, Kunkleman. ROW 2-S. Davis, James, Hefner, J. Bowsher, Billings, Kennedy, Biddinger, Hilyard, M. Bowsher, Derbyshire. ROW 3-Allion, Hengstler, Kraft, Gossard, Harter, Boger, Johnson, Coleman, Batch, Baber. ROW 4-Harner, Adams, Dickerson, Bolles, Glaze, Bradford, Downhower, Beery, Detrick, Freel. ROW 5-C. Davis, Edgington, Evans, DeWeerd, Harrison, Ellis, Cooke. O Officers - President - - Tom Deken Vice President - - - Dick Lee Secretary - - Bob Thompson Treasurer - - - Jim Bradford Chaplain - - - Dick Plummer Sergeant at Arms - Darrell Custer A Christmas dance in December, a Heart Hop in February, a trip in May-all these were activ- ities of the Shawnee Hi-Y this year. The club also had two enthusiastic basketball teams and various other parties and social events. Most prominent of the things done at these events were packing baskets for the needy at Christmas and Thanksgiving, and contributing to several other service projects. Presentation of pins to new members took place in the spring. ROW 1-Doyle, Hoefler, Clay, H. Crow, Mr. Baca, adviser, Bunke, Buchanan, Estill, Hamilton. ROW 2-C. Crow, Crockett, Ellis, Crites, Adams, Camper, Deckrosh, Ford, Furry, Delong. ROW I-Myers, Marshall, Thompson, Campbell, Mann, Pepple, Wright, Schultheis. ROW 2-Pierce, Miller, Kerr, Schoonover, Custer, Redmond, Plummer, Morrisey, Riffle, Shackelford. -1' F H A Officers I I I President - - - Ruby Stumbaugh Vice President - - Ruth Hefner Secretary - Diane McComb Treasurer - Barbara Hefner Reporter - Pat Morlock Historian - - Opal Miesse Song Leader - Ploma Baber Adviser - Mrs. Hodosko ROW 'I-Baber, Miesse, McComb, Stumbaugh, Mrs. Hodosko, adviser: R. Hefner, B. Hefner, Morlock. ROW 2-Kaehler, Krites, Gay, Sellers, Kunkleman, Stoner Lance, Verbryke, Shape. ROW 3-Garrison, Egri, Bowsher, Lowry, Verbryke, Wallace Van Dyke, Billings, Yant, Lehman. ROW 4-Rousculp, Yoakam, Harruff, J. Riemesch Hosting, Bowersock, R. Riemesch, Shaw. Ohooool Candy 1 1 1 The things on the agenda for this school year February. The highlight of the year's activities consisted largely of parties and special meetings. was a dinner given by the F.H.A. and the F.F.A. Among these were a hayride in October and a in honor of their parents. square dance given for them by the F.F.A. in F. F . A. Officers ROW l-Rudy, Lehman, Nixon, Boughan, Hartman, Gray. ROW 2-Mr. Starling President - Advisor, Cattell, Copus, Meyer, Simmons, Miesse, Simpkins, Barnes, Kennedy, Rhodes, Vice President Mr. Lappin, Honorary Member. ROW 3-Mr. Groves, Delong, C. Crow, Stauffer, Secretary - Settlemire, Bowsher, Wieging, Jacobs, Knott, H. Crow. ROW 4-Honorary Members Treasurer - Mr. Lusk, Mr. Crites, Mr. Weaver, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Knecht. Reporter - Sentinel - Historian - Student Adviser Adviser - Among the activities of the F.F.A. this year different fields around the county. were monthly meetings and several contests in which Shawnee placed second. They also tested soil samples from about 80 Soil Testing -49- Charles Boughan - Ross Crites - John Nixon Doyt Lehman Frank Hartman - Ned Rudy - Max Meyer - Andrew Gray Mr. Starling Two of the boys attended the National Con- vention in Kansas City. W EL CLUB ESPANOL ROW 'I-Carter, M. Bowsher, Hefner, Bradford, Shaw, Van Dyke, P. Bowsher, Robinson, Hawkins, Frysinger. ROW 2-Yant, Mr. Baca, adviser, Priddy, Myers, Dickerson, Murphy, Mason, Evans, M. Miller, Luckett, Wright, lehman, Jacobs, Thedieck. ROW 3-Campbell, Zimmerman, Wiswasser, Ford, Adams, Crites, Heman Schoonover, Brock, Jones, Hunt, Pierce, N. Miller, Mauk. 1 O Officers President ---- Treece Hunt Vice President - - Don Heman Secretary ---- Glenn Pierce Treasurer ---- Norman Miller International Representatives Tom Deken Dick Tomlinson Buenos dias, mi amigo. This greeting might be heard if you were to attend one of the Spanish classes taught by Senor Nicholas Baca, profesor de Espanol. Members of past and pres- ent Spanish classes are eligible for club membership. The club events for the year were highlighted by a hayride followed by an initiation party. fi, This club is eight years old. LIBRARIAN Are you looking for a certain book? Can't you find it? Then you might ask the assistance of one of the thirty-two student li- brarians. Under the supervision of Mrs. Waltz, they have assisted the student body in the use of nearly four thousand copies. Their work has been greatly appreciated by everyone. Look at this one!!! Stuclious, arenit we?? ROW 'l-Derbyshire, Gay, Thomas, Bourquin, Verbryke, Wiswasser, Smith, Wallace, Yingling, Lance. ROW 2-Bell, Robinson, Bid- dinger, Reinhart, Ashton, johnson, Adams, Alloway, Boger, Amerson, Bowsher, Van Dyke, Mrs. Waltz. ROW 3-Bunke, Coleman, lehman, Miesse, Phetteplace, Heman, Giffin, Parker, Seats, Claar. This Page Sponsored by Dr. D. Wayne Myers --51.. ei BAN A - - A - - G ROW l---Loyer, Landfair, Shellenbarger, B. DeLong, Yingling, Koehler, S. Thomas, M. Reinhart, Custer, Coleman, Stedlce, Kraft, R. Delong. ROW 2fJ. Evans, Tecklenberg, Mason, Hasting, Clark, C. Reinhart, Davis, G. Smith, Freel, Melchi, Jean lotz, Van Meter, W, Evans. ROW 3-Shackelford, Marshall, R. Thomas, S. Shaw, Bowsher, L. Phetteplace, Ulrey, Ellis, Shope, Park, Harter, Batch. ROW 4- Michael, Graham, Hengstler, Stoner, Glaze, Jayne Lotz, J. Shaw, G. Phetteplace, Meyer, Hughes, Downhower, Ward, M, Smith. ROW 5-- Crow, Eastman, Myers, Miesse, Morrisey, Krouskop, Estill, Harrison, Boger, Brock. ff f QA X in f Drum. Major and Mujorettes Carolyn Loyer-Carolyn has the distinction of being the drum maior for four consecutive years. Pat Morgan, Janet Gossard, Betty Miller, Beverly Mort, Connie Lay, Irma Hilyard. ,.52- K ,W HW- , , s l M i i tif 4 . gf . L Z K Q , R l X A l ' 'alwgM.m Y , , V I - 2 A WM H Vi A sneak ffmifffw-W r - it 1 .lie M s X Jngnuhuyt ru I pw, A .r M Ny -fr wi. ...rp ...M A U I , fy lm ,Ek , ,X 87 , f , , ,A s is 4- 1 A. b-tm.. f, mr,ff,m.tfstg:t'bQ tt1a f ' ' wk- A Band in S Formation The Shawnee band has been kept busy this year with a variety of activities. The marching band performed at all the football games and marched for several parades in Lima. A spring concert, a performance for the P.T.A., and district compe- tition at Ada kept the concert band busy. Groups of players organized in a dance band for dances after the games and for a pep band for the basketball games. Ensembles that played at various functions and entered in district competition were formed by some of the band members. -53- Mr. Frederick Mills Director . Q Q W- Q Q I , ' Q ff ,,A' - L ,I 1 Ae . Q., , 59 4 I Q K, ORCHESTRA ROW I-Ward, Kennedy, Cramer, Phetteplace, Croft, Polagyi, Delong, Cox. ROW 2-Shock, Wallace, Mencis, Glaze, Harter, Batch, Freel, Bowsher, Van Meter, Lotz, Shaw, Evans, Tecklenberg, Clark. ROW 3-Smith, Eicher, Crow, Loyer, Mr. Mills, conductor, Michael Graham, Stoner, Brock. The orchestra has played for various functions during the year such as the class plays, baccalaureate, and commencement. lt also presented a spring concert and took part in district competition. VARSITY GIRLS' GLEE ROW I-G. Myers, Rumbaugh, C. Loyer, Dettlebach, Coleman, Clark, Ward, Yingling, Hughes, Feigh, Glaze. ROW 2-Luckett, Thomp- son, Buchanan, M. B. Myers, Kraft, D. Miller, Batch, Bourquin, Hefner, Hilyard, Tecklenberg, M. Miller. ROW 3-Smith, Thomas, Johnson, Bradford, Baber, Bowsher, B. Miller, Allion, Lotz, Shaw, N. Loyer. Under the direction of Mr. Beckett, the glee club performed for the Dads' Club and an assembly at Perry School. It represented Shawnee at the spring competition and at the Allen County Eisteddfocl. VARSITY BOYS' GLEE ROW 'I-C. Michael, Bradford, Hunt, Bauer, Jones, Graham, Crow, Thomas, E. Wright. ROW 2-M. B. Myers, accompanist, Crites, Shackelford, Zimmerman, Riffle, T. Myers, Rahrig, Morris, Yoakam. ROW 3-Tomlinson, Giffin, J. Michael, Kerr, Brock, Adams, Shutt, Kroskop, J. Wright. These boys, under the direction of Mr. Beckett, sang for an assembly at Perry School and represented Shawnee at the Allen County Eisteddfod. A CAPPELLA HA'5i?i7 CHOIR SEATED-Harter, G. Smith. ROW 'I-C. Loyer, G. Myers, Rumbaugh, M. Myers, Dettlebuch, Ward, D. Miller, Buchanan, Johnson, Glaze, Yingling, P. Priddy, Allion, Boger, Shaw, Clark, B. Miller, Batch. ROW 2-M. Smith, Thompson, Luckett, Thomas, Baber, Bradford, Lay, James, Grafton, Kraft, J. Priddy, M. Miller, Simpkins, Tecklenberg. ROW 3-Graham, C. Michael, J. Wright, Shackelford, Kerr, Giffin, J. Michael, Shutt, Brock, Adams, Dearwester, Ford, E. Wright, Heman, Crockett, Baechler. This organization, which held weekly rehearsals under the direction of Mr. Beckett, had as its chief goal the ac- quiring of funds for the purchase of new choir robes. Out- side engagements helped to fulfill this goal. i -55- WW: 1 ROW l-Kaehler, Derbyshire, lance, Light, Chambers, Morlock, Smith, Thomas, Shope, Krites. ROW 2-Garrison, Knott, Dettlebach, Feigh, Nebergall, Taylor, Davis, Bourquin, Redman, McComb. ROW 3-James, Hilyard, Shellenbarger, Hindenlang, Hengstler, Van Dyke, Coleman, Egri, Billings, Hamlin. ROW 4-Priddy, Myers, Allion, Boger, Shaw, Freel, Harner, Rousculp, Amerson, Kraft. ROW 5-Stedke, Bradford, McConnell, Edgington, Warner, Lawrence, Coon, Miller, Ulrey, Hefner, Landfair. ROW 'l-C. l.oyer, Buchanan, Wright, Faccenda, Rohr, Umbaugh, Ward, Myers, Yingling, Glaze. ROW 2-Clark, Hughes, Priddy, Lawrence, Bowsher, McDonald, Thomas, L. Hefner, Rumbaugh, Dingledine. ROW 3-Freel, Park, Grimm, N. Loyer, B. Hefner, Lugibill, Miller, Grafton, Detrick, Lay. ROW 4-Luckett, Cooke, M. Smith, Crawford, G. Smith, Harris, Thompson, Bowersock, Harruff, Stumbaugh. A club for girls that enioy singing, this organization has been busy doing just that-singing. They presented a Christmas assembly and sang at other events during the school year. BOYS GLEE CLUB ROW l-Yant, Roop, Hamilton, Thomas, Wright, R. Bradford, Bice, Spees. ROW 2-Bauer, Myers, D. Bradford, Hunt, Jones, Kerr, Michael, Cook, Yoakam. ROW 3-Zimmerman, Hasting, Adams, Leedy, Heman, Ellis, Brock, Sims. ROW l-Michael, Kennedy, Bowsher, Graham, Commons, Mason, Robinson, Riffle. ROW 2-Frank, Cooke, Giffin, Knott, Hartman Miller, Rahrig, Mcl.aurin, Boop. ROW 3--Faccenda, Nixon, Schoonover, Gray, Adams, Boughan, Riffle, Hale, Morris. Boys who enioy singing, love this group because they do so much of it. They have sung for several organizations during the year and helped to provide some spicy varieties for the carnival. This Page Sponsored by the Shawnee P. T. A. -57- 1 MIXED CHORUS ROW 'I-Buchanan, Lance, Rhodes, Hughes, Clark, Roop, Frysinger, Priddy, Rohr, Loyer. ROW 2-Robinson, D. Miller, Lowry, Kraft, Boger, Dick- erson, Melchi, Lotz, Hengstler, Shellenbarger. ROW 3-E. Adams, Hefner, Cooke, B. Miller, D. Myers, Bowersock, Downhower, Landfair, Gossarcl, Lay. ROW 4-Grimm, Hasting, Estill, M. Miller, Ford, Kerr, Michael, Shackelford, Bauer. ROW 5- Heman, Brock, Harrison, Jones, Evans, Leedy, H. Adams. ROW 'l-Michael, Derbyshire, Dettlebach, Davis, Garrison, Borquin, McComb, Knott, Chambers, Krites. ROW 2-First, K. Hefner, Hamlin, Egri, Freel, Kennedy, Amerson, Billings, James, Feigh. ROW 3-Tomlinson, Harter, Hindenlang, Baum, Jacobs, Grafton, Horner, R. Bradford, Harrod, Johnson. ROW 4-Detrick, Mencis, Dearwester, Edgington, Accountius, Warner, Crockett, DeWeerd, Coon, Redmond, R. Hefner, S. Bradford. ROW I-Myers, Kunkleman, Sellers, M. E. Smith, Shape, Gay, S. Thomas, Light, Lehman, Custer. ROW 2-Faccencla, Thompson, N. Thomas, Park, D. Verbryke, Coleman, Copus, Yant, Hahn, S. Verbryke. ROW 3-Hilyard, Baber, Batch, Wallace, Lugibill, Barnes, Mort, Claar, S. Shaw, Bowsher, ROW 4-Steman, Riemesch, J. Shaw, Graham, Crow, Harruff, M. R. Smith, Davis, Layer. ROW 5-Evans, Hartman, Gray, Harris, Giffin. Frank. ROW 'I-Koehler, Morlock, Stoner, Nebergall, Redman, Spees, B. Umbaugh, Ward, Yingling, Carter. ROW 2-Robinson, Settlemire, Bowsher, Rumbaughf, Hawkins, Van Meter, S. Umbaugh, Taylor, Hefner, Verbryke. ROW 3-R. Van Dyke, N. Yoakam, E. Wright, Simpkins, Stedke, Riem- esch, J. Van Dyke, Sherer, Allion, Rousculp. ROW 4-Stemen, Thomas, Stumbaugh, Ulery, Hunt Knott, Warner, D. Yoakam, M. B. Myers, Amer- son, Wahlie. ROW 5-Nixon, Tecklenberg, Morris Thedieck, Weiging, Lehman, Zimmerman, Riffle Smith, Thompson, Priddy. 1 f MUSICAL ACTIVITY CCTIIB Messiah YR' Junior High Orchestra M... JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS This chorus, composed of the seventh and eighth grade, had a very promi- nent part in the Thanksgiving Day program. , ne ws rim JUNIOR HI-Y ROW 'l-Fishero, Brown, Stedke, Thomas, Bass, Riemesch, Brown, Baber, Wafkins, Neuman. ROW 2-Coleman, Seiling, Halker Cleaves, Prorsman, Painter, Neff, Deckrosh, Clark, Garrison. ROW 3-Bollinger, Delong, Biiler, Converse, B. Burnett, Bowsher, Goodenow Urnbaugh, G. Burneti. ROW 4-Houtzer, Zimmerman, Bowersock, Mr. Baca, adviser, Howard, Morris, Bradford. -60- CARNIVAL Queen-Jcme Derbyshire-Freshman. Attendants-Doris Simpkins, Senior: Susan Bolles, Sophomoreg Vera Johnson, Junior. Escorts-Tom Deken, Neal Riffle, Kurt Zimmerman, Bob Shutt. Train Bearers-Nancy Leffler, Beverly Jo Croft. Crown BearerADavid Sidener. Purpose The purpose of the carnival, along with having a good time, is to raise funds for school purposes which are not previously arranged. These purchases benefit everyone in the school and community. See you there! -61- JUNIOR CLASS PLAY '24 Little H oneya' A Comedy in Three Acts by William Davidson Directed by Charles E. Weaver Jerry Minton - - Dorothy Mille Albert Parker - - Bill Giffi Caroline, Scoots - - Shirley Lanc Diana ------- Ann Van Met Delores Megglehammer - Betty Mill Tom Corning ----- Larry Crit Roger Minton - - Howard Graha Eve Tyler - - - - - Mary Smit Martha Minton - - Joyce Tecklenber Mrs. Simmons ----- Joanne Re Grandma Thornton - - Phyllis Cla The Sure-Shot Man - - Carl Fra CAST AND DIRECTOR- IN FRONT-Shirley Lance. ROW l-D. Miller, Giff Clark, Van Meter, Crites. ROW 2AMr. Weaver, Miller, Frank, Rex, Tecklenberg, Graham, Smith. Listen here, you little-! That's where Grandma belongs? Signing of the cook's Declaration lndependence. And it has the yummiest fringe! B62- SCHOOL LIFE -.,,., College night for all. Please choose the one you preferf' There's a long long trail ll winding- Boolflearning? ? Uh ! ! .' Fore .' ! ! li 'Q X 1 f'-ki 1 1.1. ,'. . . fqg. 'Lu' xx Q. . .11 4 . Q .I nv -, . . .-g.'.yLg'. 2'1.'.'- 'A -'. 1 .. ., , . ' 's'--it lr' 7 Z,- 24' ,QT rf, f ,ef If , Af' X SIT THE THLETICS 5 2 ,..,,,,,.,,.vw-W-mw,.,...-W. v-..,,,v v. .W . MM-W.,.,,. ww W-wAwM4, V , W- A .N AV X ,mv-ff- -df New ,mv - . 'f-,N rw, G3 'TLQQZQ f .... : ggi? x + t 53 A Custer, Svevens, Lee D. Muuk, M. Jackson Mr. Byerly, coach 2-Goodenow, manager Lewis, Kerr, Criies Adams. Sims, Hoe Camper, Tomlinson, man ROW 3fBrudfard, man Mclaurin, Commons, Red Shackelford, Hun! Clay, Hadding, Riffle Mann, manager Deckrosh, Senlemire G. Mauk, Bifler ,,677 OW 'I-Mr, Shackelford, as coach, Harris, Baechler, 4fThompson, manager, Hosting, Siauffer, in v 5 1 , E 1 lm!! i ..,.. 5 Hr 'ww w.-M - if I FOOTBALL ACTIO Lafayette 0 Spencerville O Elida I3 Pandora 6 Delphos T3 St. Rose 6 Col. Grove 'I8 Wapakoneta 20 Forest 25 Pep talk boys!!! Touchdown!!!! Proud dads . . . Shawnee's fighting eleven got off to a good start this year by defeating Central, 6-0, in the olympic preview. They then proceeded to capture the next six consecutive games until they were stopped by Columbus Grove in an impres- sive grid-iron battle. The underdog Shawnee team then went on to win their last two games against powerful Wapakoneta and Forest. Reserves won all 7 games-good record. Football Scores VARSITY RESERVES Shawnee Shawnee - - - Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee lOlyrnpic Prevlewl: Lima South 6 Lima Central 0 - - Shawnee - - Shawnee Lafayette Central South Celina Delphos Col. Grove St. Rose HOMECOMIN QUEEN Borbci ro Grafton ATTENDANTS Mina Bowsher Phyllis Lowry 35-Teva . we 3, . ,. ., , . X' ---- Former Homecoming Queens Get That Man! Introducing the Queen -,K --mm-1-f -M-11--1-mug-W A A - BASKET The scrappy Indians' first year in the West- ern Buckeye league was impressive as they post- ed a league record of 5 wins and 2 losses, which was good for third place. Our braves finished the season with a record of 12 wins and 9 losses. Coach Paul Bricker's fighting five built around the returning lettermen from last year's squad proved to be a good ball club. Dick Gus Mauk, Coach Bricker's outstanding player, was selected on the Western Buckeye League All-Star Team as Forward. In the district tournament at Bluffton the fighting Indians defeated Wapakoneta before closing their season in a see-saw with Lima Central. ROW 1-Mr. Bricker, head coach, Shackelford, Oglesbee, Adams, Mauk, Stevens, Redmond, Wright, Mr. Lusk, coach. ROW 2-Wis- wasser, manager, Rumsey, Clay, McLaurin, Deckrosh, Camper, Stumbaugh, Stauffer, Rilfle, Hoefler, Thompson, Deken, Settlemire, Crockett, manager. Basketball Schedule Shawnee Ada - - - 39 37 St. Marys - - 38 55 Bluffton - - 59 72 Beaverdam - - - 62 63 Van Wert - - - - 67 71 CELINA CARN!VAL Van Wert - - - - 73 59 Celina ---- - 52 54 Upper Sandusky - - 56 53 Delphos - - - - 74 59 Elida ---- - 49 51 Lima South - - 52 48 Shawnee Spencerville - - 50 57 LaFayette - - - - - 62 64 Celina ---- - 58 57 Columbus Grove - - 63 46 Gomer ---- - 56 74 Wapak - - - 62 79 Bellefontaine - - 65 42 Kenton - - - - 75 89 TOURNAMENT Wapak - - - - 37 64 Lima Central - - 51 46 BALL Varsity Lettermen Mauk, Sfevens, Adams Coaches Bricker, Lusk Oglesbee, Redmond, Shcsckelford, Wrighi -71- CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders-Shirley Rohr, head cheerleader, Lila Hefner, Dorothy Miller, Sue Allion. The cheerleaders have had a very successful season during the year 1952-53 with a newly added cheerleading coach, Miss Alma Lou Shaw. One ofthe highlights of this year was the organization of the Pep Club, of which Miss Shaw is adviser. Head Cheerleader, Shirley Rohr, has the distinction of having been cheer- leader for five consecutive years. Basketball Action This one counts!!! High dive!!! Submarine??? ,I r. H igh Cheerleaders Janice Redmond, Donna Carr, Jane Derbyshire, Billie Derbyshire Freshman Basketball ROW 'I-Riffle, D. Myers, S. Bitler, Houtzer Thomas, T. Myers, Zimmerman. ROW 2 ! Phetteplace, H. Bitler, Bowersock, Mr. Shackel- ford, coach, Converse, Deckrosh, Clark, Brad- ford, manager. ,I r. H igh Basketball ROW 1-Watkins, Stedke, Phetteplace, Um- baugh, Bowersock, Converse, Deckrosh, H. Bitler, Hile. ROW 2-Clark, Brooks, Barnett, Light, Bollinger, T. Bitler, Cleaves, Painter, Mr. Kindey, coach. We are proud of these boys. They won every game. ,I r. H igh Football ROW 'I-Zerkel, Breckenridge, Halker, Sted- ke, Hile, Howell, Dodds, Seiling, Bass. ROW 2-Gilbert, Bradford, Simmons, Thomas, Zim- merman, Myers, S. Bitler, Houizer, Riffle, Rah- rig, Kidd. ROW 3-Waller, Painter, Phette- place, Shutt, F. Bowersock, Howard, Bowsher, H. Bitler, Deckrosh, Clark, Converse. ROW 4- D. Campbell, Delong, Coon, light, Brooks Protsman, lewis, R. Campbell, Coleman, Fish- ero, Neuman, Mr. lusk, coach. -73-- THIS IS ED CATIO Is if Mcluk or Robert E. Lee?? Olympic couch speoks To student body. New lockers!!! Le1's toke core Thedick, Copus, Deken, !Borbershoppers of Them. of The Gay Ninefiesuj ...74- Maintenance Cooks Goldie Loyer, heod cook, Lulu Near, Berneda De- long, Rufh Bowersock. Snack Bur Alice Bradford, Rulh Bricker. ustodians Leo Lehman, Jessie Brewbaker. anitors Russell Fairburn, head ianiiory Charles Glasco, Al- bert Bunke, Hap lsham, Bill Ring. us Drivers ROW 1-Wilbur Byerly, George Abb, Tim Shenk, Lawrence Deckrosh, Delberl Fockler. ROW 2- Charles Weaver, Richard Roeder, Paul Hughes, l.oren Von Meier, Elwood Ridenour, Frank Clarr, Harry Gray. ROW 3-Roy Crites, Francis Younk- mon, George James, George McClurg, Elmer Yoakam, Don Price, Wendell Bowsher, Harold Kindy. ..75- Calendar School Year SEPTEMBER 3 OCTOBER 1 F NOVEMBER 4 DECEMBER 2 JANUARY 2 Classes begin Y-Teens Football-Lafayette P. T. A. Football-at Spencerville Patch Test-Jr. High Hi-Y Mothers Study Club Football-Elida Spanish and F. F. A. Hayride County P. T. A. . F. A. Football-at Pandora Dad's Club Y-Teens Football-Delphos P. T. A. P. T. A. Homecoming Football-St. Rose Hi-Y Hayride Mothers' Study Club Football-Columbus Grove Football-at Wapak Dads' Club Football-at Forest P. T. A. Variety Program No School-Armistice Day Carnival P. T. A. Mothers' Study Club Junior Class Play-lnice work studentsl Hi-Y Basketball Basketball-at Ada Dads Club F. F. A. Hi-Y Basketball-St. Marys Hi-Y Basketball-at Bluffton Jr. Hi-Y P. T. A. Hi-Y Basketball Basketball-Van Wert Vacation begins Y-Teens 8. 27 Holiday Tournament-at Celina Basketball-at Upper Sa nd usky Basketball-Delphos Jefferson Vacation ends CBoo Hool Basketball-at Elida Talent Show Basketball-at Lima South A Cappella Choir F. H. A. and F. F. A. Party Basketball-Spencerville Basketball-at Columbus Grove 21 22 23 29 30 31 P. T. A. Mothers Study Club Basketball-Lafayette Hi-Y General Senior Scholarship Test Basketball-Celina General Scholarship Tests for H. S. Seniors FEBRUARY 2 3 4 5 6 11 12 13 14 19 20 25 26 27 MARCH 3 4 6 11 12 13 18 20 24 26 APRIL 1 2 3 7 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 22 23 24 28 MAY 2 4 6 7 9 11 12 15 20 21 27 Allen County College Night Basketball-at Columbus Grove F. F. A. Hi-Y Basketball-Gomer Y-Teens Hi-Y Basketball Basketball-at Wapakoneta Basketball-at Bellefontaine Tom Sawyer-Grade Operetta Basketball-Kenton Mothers' Study Club Tournament Class A-We Won Tournament Class A-We Lost Dads' Club F. F. A. Band Concert Y-Teens Athletic Banquet Orchestra Concert P. T. A. Dads' Club, Ohio State Glee Club Every Pupil Tests Mothers' Study Club Preliminary District Scholarship Tests Baseball-Wapakoneta Good Friday Dads' Night Basketball-at Bluffton Senior Class Play. Track-Lima South Preliminary Eisteddfod Baseball-at Lima South P. T. A. Baseball-Celina 8th Grade Test Mothers' Study Club Baseball--St. Marys Eisteddfod Basketball-Van Wert Final District Scholarship Tests-Track Baseball Tournament F. F. A. Honor Society Banquet Lima Jr. Olympics P. T. A. Baseball-Lima Central Bowling Green District Track Meet Graduation Mothers' Study Club School's Out Meet -77- Calendar School Year L 6 1- -... .. 0 EMD' l I hx QQ... E ' ' t r X. i f' F inis Publishing a yearbook is not and can not be done by a staff alone. Consequently the Quilna Staff wishes to thank all those people who have so kindly extended their cooperation in the production of this 1953 annual. To our teachers who have been inconvenienced at times, to our leaders, our advisers, our activity groups, our friends, and the entire student body, we wish to express our heartfelt thanks. With your help and consideration we have attempted to give you a picture of the past year at Shawnee. We hope you like it. O pardon me! We have almost forgotten someone. We do wish to thank Mr. Bookworm for spending many long hours digesting the material which we have placed before him, so that through his eyes, you may get a better understanding of school life at Shawnee. Charles A. Baechler Editor-in-Chief .,7g,,, 0 ff' Q 9 -. sf 'L , .fs . ' '- A ' f . 0 f 0 ff. i' 5: o o v-I Z.. Z , Q Q - 6 e fi 4 ff Q33 I 6 if f is .. 'EL H7 ' Vf X! ' 6 I .51 I K wh rl gifivi 511451- L nj --+ h '4:. , ' , 1 -iff - m'?'2 - . b ..'.-i at . ' : , '-, tiff 4 Qi Weis., V -I . .iff-:.iLii,'fj. - '-3:-., , 5. '- .i -2536. 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N sf.. .,- f. , What The Bookworm, I've crawled through the Quilna from cover to cover And l'm iammed full of facts that l did discover. The students are active cmd full of pep, While the faculty jumps to keep in step. They excel in everything in Shawnee High And their abilities reach clear up to the sky. To strive for perfection in all they attempt, And to reap the rewards from which others are exempt- aw In hawnee Is their one main ambition that never shall die ln this wonderful school of Shawnee High. And now please excuse me, l'll take my repose, For I'm bursting the buttons right off my clothes I've consumed so much that l'm full to the brim Like an old pork barrel that is filled to the rim. I must look appetizing to those birds in the tree So l'll hide from that robin, lest he go on a spree- B-u-r-r-r-p Ohio Power, fTheI - - Index Of Advertisers Al's Hamburger Shops - Asbestos Roofing Co. - - Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Basinger's Jewelry Store - - Bayliff Funeral Home Beck Insurance - - Biery, Dr. R. J. - - - Bitler Black Boyle, Clem Florist - - Bros. Construction - - Motor Sales - Brattain, Dr. Dayne W. - - Bungalow Pharmacy - - Bunke, C. F. - - - Cairo Elevator - Campnell 8- Co. - - - Canton Engraving Co. Carter, H. W. - - - - Central Building 8- Loan - - Central Marathon Service - Cheney, Robert E. - - - Chiles and Son Funeral Home Christoft's Lakeside Mkt. - City Loan 81 Savings - - Copus, Florist - - Creviston's Hdwe. - Cronin Motor Sales - - Davis-Miller 8- Son - - - Davisson, Soliday, 8- Sullivan - Decker's Dairy Bar - - Drive-In Theaters tThel - - Eaton 8. Endly Insurance - Ebling Supply Co. - Elmview Store - - Equity ---- - Evans Coal Co., Uhel - Farm Bureau Insurance - - First Fed. Savings Bt Loan - Fleetwing Service Station - Folsom Insurance Agency - Ford-Pugh Potato Chip Co. - Fritchie Asphalt Co. - Gilmore, Clyde M., Realtor - Gooding Insurance Co. - - Green 8- Sawyer Company, tThe1 Gregg's ------ Halker Implement Co. Hanold, Dr. Harry J. - - Hart's - - - 99 94 111 83 99 83 91 87 84 96 95 100 115 84 108 113 105 89 85 95 110 90 81 89 90 97 116 84 91 103 82 104 93 90 116 85 116 107 114 114 112 106 90 84 83 93 114 111 Heitner's Home Insulation Hi-Grade Dairy Bar - - HittepoIe's Sohio Service - Hodosko 81 Son - - Home Bank - Huddle, The - Hume Equity - Jacobs China - - Jenkins, Don Johnson, J. R., M.D. - - Jones' Furniture 8- Gift Store Jones' Hdwe. - - Kay's ---- Kelly Coal 81 Building - Kesner, John ---- Kocher, T. Geo., Lumber Co. Kohli Plumbing 8- Heating - Kolter Buckeye Dairy - - Kewpee ---- Lewis Market - - - Lima Cement Products - - Lima Lumber Co. - Lima Nash, Inc. - Lima Lima lima Packing Co. - - - Paint 8. Color Company Telephone 8- Telegraph Lockwood Real Estate - - Ludwig, Earl - - Madison's ----- Maior's Appliances and T.V. Marshall 8- Fess Grocery - Maytag Store - - - McAdams Venetian Blinds - McMiIlen, Carl H. - - Meadow Gold Dairy Metropolitan Bank - - Midget Radio Shop - Miller, Lehr E. Co., tTheJ - Mohler's Flowers - - Myer's Hdwe. ---- Naborhood Super Market - Nameplate 81 Monogram Co. National Cash Register - - News-Gazette - - New Method Laundry - Nick's Brake 81 Steering - Nixon, John R. - - - Nob Hill Poultry Farm - 87 116 107 117 114 107 95 112 109 117 114 84 116 91 108 100 102 112 117 102 106 89 82 104 87 104 105 90 115 115 101 87 114 86 83 103 97 95 90 100 107 105 103 98 85 99 107 97 O'Conner, McLaughlin Co., Ohio Steel Foundry, fTheJ Olsem Florist - - - PangIe's - - - Parks-Klay Co. Penney's ---- Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Peerless Coal Co. - - Quinn's' ----- Randall Graphite Bearing Rawls, Inc. ---- Reichelderfer 8- Graham - Roeder, Roy Realty Co. Roeder, Winegardner, Inc. Rodeffer Cleaners - - Roloson Tent 81 Awning Co. Rope Truck Sales - - - Rossteld, Dr. A. W. - Rower's Jewelers SeaIt's Cleaners - Seitz Insurance - Schulien's Hi-Speed - Shawnee Grocery - Shawnee Heights Store Soward's Funeral Home - Stadium Grocery - Stein Studio - - Stockton's ---- Stolly Insurance Agency - Strong, Strong, 81 Strong - Suititorium Cleaners - Superior - - - Susie-Q ---- Sweetland Confectionery - Swift 81 Co. - - - Tilton 8- Son - - Tinianow, Dr. L. H. - - Tomlinson Brake 8- Spring Tuttle Lumber Co. - - Turner Implement Co. - Varsity Shop, tTheJ 4 Wahlie, A. J. ---- Webb Insurance Agency, Inc. W.l.M.A. ----- Wisterman, Dr. H. E. - - Woodlawn Monument Works Yoakam's Garage - - Zender Music Store - tThe1 Co. 103 116 100 102 109 104 104 86 110 96 86 82 93 103 117 109 94 82 84 97 115 102 91 91 95 102 85 101 99 96 96 95 88 117 111 87 114 90 97 110 115 106 107 105 95 86 107 118 106 -gg- SA VIN G S1 or more starts you on your way with a savings account . . . FINANCING Use City Loan credit to buy a better car . . . TV set . . . appliances . . . tarm implements. Ask your dealer for the thrifty City Loan plan THE CITY LIIAN AND SAVINGS CGSMPANY SAVINGS BLDG. SAVINGS BLDG. 200 W. Market 121 W. Auglaize Lima, Ohio Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of LIMA NASH, INC. MR. PAUL SCHNEIDER and MR. RICHARD MALKO 2-1311 New and Used Cars 536 W. North Phone 73751 Rope Truck Sales. Inc. 8' International Motor Trucks INSURANCE PARTS - SALES - ssnvlcs 410 Dominion Building 750 Bellefontoine Ave. Limo Ohio Phone 4-8241 Limo, Ohio Compliments of RAWL'S, INC. GOODYEAR TIRES, TRACTOR TIRE RE-LUGGING, TIRE RECAPPING ARMSTRONG TIRES Phone 9-4066 125 W. Spring St. Limo, Ohio 'V xx. - S' 1 'X Compliments of X V X ASQ, 9 GREGG S Store LIMA, OHIO Basinger's Jewelry Congratulations To The Graduates of Shawnee High School MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES of Northwestern Ohio Quality Dairy Products Phone 4-8431 Howard Graham: Hannibal crossed , , the Alps with elephants. Is that right lusunmzcrz AGENCY ML Hughes? 661 5- Elizabeth Street Mr. Hughes: Yes, he crossed the Alps with elephants and never qot hybrid. Lima, Ohio Phone 9-2071 INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE - AEHOPLANE - HOME - FARM FACTORY - BUSINESS - PROFESSION DAVISSUN, SULIDAY, SULLIVAN 1002 Nat'l. Bank Bldg. - Lima - Phone 9-5610 Best Wishes To The Class of 1953 BLACK MOTOB SALES, INC. Dodge - Plymouth Dodge - Job-Rated - Trucks 512 W. HIGH ST. LIMA, OHIO DR. A. W. ROSSFELD I QDentistj Compliments of 304-6 Steiner Building Phone 5-9971 Lima, Ohio mtg GREEN at CU, Compliments of Iones Hardware, Inc. General Contractors I . . 59 Public Square Lima, Ohio and Transit Mixed Concrete Plant Phone 9-0670 Office 4-0351 THE CAIRO ELEVATUR CU. Cairo, Ohio Phone 16-151 Grain Storage a Specialty New Method Laundry at DRY CLEANERS 321 W. I'IigI'1 St. 636 W. Elm St. Call 2-8680 for pickup. G d L k ceurmu. mnnmlou SERVICE 00 uf Class of 53 West North 8. McDoneI Streets lima' Ohio STADIUM GROCERY and Phone 8-9673 SANDWICH SHOP 1050 E. Elm St. Gordon Allison . Lnma Alfred Critchfield Phone 5-5901 Ohio Compliments of Farm Bureau Insurance Co. Charles E. Crosser-R. F. D. 2 . 74310 W. D. Giffin-901 Sereff Rd. 74612 John R. Kerr-612 S. West St. , 95191 Walter King-815 E. Franklin St. ,. , 82306 Walter Miller-R. F. D. 5 ,, 64042 Harley Smith-1062V2 W. Market St. 94062 T. V. Stirn-Beaverdam, Ohio t 'IO-592 James Thompson-2616 Adgate Rd. 85287 Hepresen ting Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance Co. Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Farm Bureau Mutual Life Insurance Co. 246 N. HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of Shawnee High School RANDALL GRAPHITE BEARINGS, INC. SLEEVE BEARINGS AND PILLOW BLOCKS Phone 4-9411 Lima, Ohio P Drink Pepsi-Cola PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 9-4751 116-118 Water St. Compliments of CARL H. McMIl.l.Ell Appliances 6. Television 114 East High St. Lima, Ohio Dr. H. E. Wistermcm -f Osteopathic Physician . - I . and Surgeon Hubinoif and h1s v1ol1n I I Phone 96261 Lima, Ohio -Y.86.. Paints - Wall Paper Compliments of Overhead Garage Doors DONALD BURTCHIN Representing THE LIMA PAINT 8. HElFNER'S COLOR CQ. 108 Ea r High Sf. Li Oh o JOHNS MANVILLE 132 E H gh st' Phone 2 1911 Hooimq Siding - Insulation Compliments of . BITLER BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 206-10 N. Central Avenue Lima, Ohio Phone 2-8211 MAYTAG STORE X the home ol v 4 Hoovsk - New Home 43 NX - 'V 212 South Main Street Lima Oh o 9 9 ' . A 1 V -C. FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG Am f 1 6 A -z-' 87 As pioneer builders of the first all-steel school bus in 1931 , Superior has constantly advanced comfort and safety for the trans- portation of the nation's school pupils. Superior Coach Sales Co. P. 0. Box 296 Findlay, Ohio Coaches, Passenger Coaches, Funeral Coaches and Ambulances. b Q: Hmmm' Wor1d's Largest Manufacturers of Quality School -33- Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1953 THE CENTRAL BUILDING 8. LOAN CO. 'I24 West High Street Lima, Ohio co' Mrs. Guyton: Can anyone tell me what happened after Napoleon mus- The Horneowner's Dept. Store tered his mmyfy. N. Jameson at Penn. R. R. Iesse Commons: Yes malm' He PeP' ' ' pered the enemy and took the citadel Uma, OLN0 by assault. 7-3991 Mrs. Guyton: Sit down. I'11 have no Free Estimates more sauce from you. Why Study What To Say For Hours and Hours When It Takes But a Minute To Say lt With Flowers? GLEN COPUS FLORIST Funeral Work - Potted Plants - Corsages - Pottery Route 4 Phone 6-4099-2-3112 Lima, Ohio 501 Findlay Road Lima, Ohio 1 W' 'v ' ' E ' i L. EARL LUDWIG Attorney-at-Law 1101 Cook Tower ' Lima, Ohio Compliments of MOHLER'S FLOWERS ' 1052 Bellefontaine Ave. 112 West Market Lima, Ohio Phones: 5-9031-9-7001 GUUDING INSURANCE CU. 604 Citizens Bldg. A Compliments of CREVISTON HARDWARE COMPANY West 81 High CUME T0 THE EQUITY WHERE ICE CREAM IS BEST Compliments of Cl'lRIS'l'0FI 'S LAKESIDE MARKET DR. l. H. TINIANOW OPTOMETRIST 124 North Main Street Phone 2-7966 Lima, Ohio WWC Hot-rod footy toots!! 90 Kelly Coal 6. Builders Supply Co. Wholesale and Retail Building Materials Phone 2-6301 1119 South Metcalf St. B-BOYS RANCH Breeders of Aberdeen Angus Cattle Dr. R. J. Biery 8. Sons, Owners FOR DEPENDABLE ONE STOP SERVICE, BRING YOUR CAR TO: SCHULIEN'S HI-SPEED 419 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio Compliments of . DECKEIPS DAIRY BAR For Refreshments Cridersville, Ohio Compliments of SHAWNEE GROCERY 8. SERVICE STATION 901 Shawnee Road Phone 3-9011 The Quilna Staff Wishes To Thank The Following Contributors The Phillip Kohn Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Loyer Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Michael Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ward, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simpkins Mr. cmd Mrs. Richard Jackson Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Seiling Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrod and Family Ross Bowsher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Russell Umbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crockett GRAIN SEED FENCE Compliments of REICHELDERFER 8: GRAHAM Cridersville, Ohio BUILDER'S SUPPLIES CUSTOM GRINDING AND FEED MIXING EGG MASH, CHICKEN STARTER, AND CHICKEN GROWER LUMBER COAL OLIVER Compliments of SALES . . . SERVICE Cost Reducing Equipment ELMVIEW Come in-Let's Get Acquuinted ,, B, S,,,ke,, Prop. HALKER IMPLEMENT CO. Phone Shawnee Rd. Road Phone 9-9481 Limo, Ohio -93- Best of Luck Class of 1953 ASBESTIDS RO0FING CIIMPANY 519 N. Jackson St. Lima, Ohio Phone 7-341 1 Primping for the tec:chers????? Tents, Awnings, Bags, and Tarpaulins Any Part Is Okay The Roloson Ten! 8: Awning Co., Inc. Awning Designers Canvas Products 117-125 Water Sf. Lima, Ohio Phone 3-1831 Compliments of RADIO STATIUN Phone 9-3486 ROBERT E. CHENEY General Insurance Cheney lnsura nce 827 Nat'I Bank Bldg. Lima, Ohio W' I' M' A' Compliments of THE LEHR E. MILLER CO. UMA' OHIO General Insurance 430 Dominion Bldg. Lima, Ohio Phone Phone Buckland 98B1 Lima 7-4338 HUME EQUITY EXCHANGE M alcem Feed Fabricators Steel Builders Grain - Coal - Feed - Fencing MODERN MACHINE FOR GRINDING AND MIXING GASOLINE AND OIL Compliments of SHAWNEE HEIGHTS Compliments of Dayne W. Brattain, D.D.S. 601 Not'I Bank Bldg. Limo Frozen Frosties - Ice Cream Cgmpljmentg gf Sandwiches Soft Drinks . SUITITORIUM CLEANERS Chalmers and Rose Miller 405 S. Pierce-3-4011 Phone 9-5148 Route 1 411 w. High-5-8221 -95- STULLY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 5-9411 601 Cook Tower INSURANCE ANY - ALL KINDS LIMA, OHIO FLOWERS Clem Boyle Florist Wqllpqpef - Paints 403 W. High ST. Lima, Oh 211 West High STRONG, STBONG 8: STBONG Architects---Lima 96 Compliments of Nob llrll Poultry Farm Midget Radio Shop Fresh Dressed Poultry also shredded chicken and W' E' Clemans Chicken A La King Direct from the Nob Hill Kitchen 129 South Elizabeth St. 370 S. Stevick Rd. For Quick Service Call 6-4329 Limo, Ohio J. P. Cronin Motors, Inc. Sales and Service DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH HEADQUARTERS iw , or 911 South Metcalf Tel. 2-0650 BOWERS EWELERS 0m,ipLLYIAnvfg,,sI0 TUMLIN SUN Brake and Spring Service 212 South Elizabeth Phone 7-8941 GUARANTEED PERFECT 326 N. Main St. Limo, Ohio Limo, Ohio -97.. A K, 1I9i ',sQ'f3 1? A Tjg3 4'ni:EE1p2iK , 35 'UML ' l My f ,, ff, X, V fV-, ffffy, mf 15,1 fff fwlfffyfffi ,MQMWX MWM27 I 'f -: ' '-U5 .alll fi, f, V. 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ANDWICH HOP Mr. Knecht: Because it is unlawful to just East of the Post Office condemn a man without cr hearing. 302 w. High sf. Lima, Ohio -QQ.. Compliments of Bunqalow Pharmacy Prescription Druggists Phone 8-9511 Market at Baxter Lima, Ohio Geo. T. Kocher Lumber Co. Plans - Specifications Ideas - Financing Everything to Build Anything East Elm 81 Jackson St., At the river Lima, Ohio MYER'S HARDWARE AND DRY GOODS Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies We Carry a Complete Stock ot Kurfees Paint Phone 18-4563 Cridersville, Ohio Best of Luck Class of 1953 The 0hi0 Steel Foundry Co. Best of Luck STEIN9S STUDIO llfficial Class Photographer What makes our coaches stronq???? Compliments of MARSHALL 8 FESS GRUCERY South Warsaw, Ohio Ph 7 4433 I Compliments of 0LSEM FLORIST ' f Compliments of Compliments O Sowords Funeral Home 519 W. North St. Limo, Chio Phone 9-4211 Seitz Insurance Agency Insurance-No Sidelines Groceries and Meats EMERSON HOWARD LEWIS MARKET 402 Colonial Bldg. Hume, Ohio Limo Burklond Phone 7-4499 4004 Phone 79671 Res. Phone 6-4317 B. F. KOHLI, INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractor 134 N. Union Street Lima, Ohio -102A - - wma' ' Visit These Lima Uwned Drive-In Theaters THE LIMA DRIVE-IN THEATER 2 Miles South on U. S. 25 THE GLORIA DRIVE-IN THEATER 2 Miles North on U. S. 25 THE SHARON DRIVE-IN THEATER 2 Miles West on Elm St. Rd. No Baby Sitter Costs-Come Dressed As You Are SNACK BAR FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Ideal for Elderly People-In The Car Speakers CATERING TO FAMILIES AND CHILDREN Horace and Eunice Shock-Owners YOUR WORK is well done Commencement Day is a day for com- pliments, congratulations and good wishes for work well done, but it marks, also, the beginning of a more important work - that of adult life. The Metropolitan Bank hopes for your success, and wants you to know that it will be glad indeed if its friendly and helpful service can contribute to your progress. We are sure that once you know The Metropolitan, it will be your bank for a lifetime. Let's get acquainted. Uihe Qjletropoljtan 'jfluanla -e++-ff uMA,omo ee-fdefee-+ Z. Fuuifr' Menc- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The 0'Connor-McLaughlin Co. 501 Colonial Bldg. General Insurance LIMA, OHIO T. D. MCLAUGHLIN, Jr., Pres. G. A. Bishop, Secy. Compliments of National Cash Register Co. Accounting Machines, Cash Registers, and Adding Machines 222 N. Elizabeth St. Phone 7-1701 Compliments of Roy E. Roeder Realty Co. 701 Cook Tower Phone 4-0611 Lima, Ohio shop at PeNNEY's Compliments For Quality School Clothing For Girls and Boys of A11 Ages P E N N E Y ' S Co. J. C. Penney Co., Inc. West Market at Elizabeth Street Lima, Ohio Compliments of The Lima Telephone 61 Telegraph Co. Compliments ot Willie, hitting at cr ball THE LIMA PACKING CO. Lined one down the schoolhouse hall, Through his door came Mr. Lcxppin Keystone Brand Meat This to you should never happen. Products 219 S. Central Ave. Phone 4-8911 EBLING SUPPLY COMPANY Coal, Builders' Supplies, Gas and Oil DELPHOS AVENUE 81 METCALF STREET Lima, Ohio Phone 4-4441 -104- WEBB INSURANCE, INC. fam' Sales' Long Term Farm Loans It Pays To Insure LOCKWOOD Telephone 4-0631 REAL ESTATE CO. 212 W High Street 2112 Miles to 4210 South Dixie Hwy. Lima Ohio City Property-Business Property Compliments of NAMEPLATE 6. MONOGRAM COMPANY SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Compliments of Il. W. CARTER some PRODUCTS AND SERVICE Main at Vine Limo, Ohio -105- Lima Cement Products. Inc. SPENCERVILLE RD. AND ERIE RAILROAD ffl, I 'V , . ' :.' :.,f . af- - 3,1 :jfs .. , -I. V -kj. , I.. 1- . 'H-. - . ' . '1. V -.,' CONCRETE, CINDER AND CELOCRETE BLOCK BRICK AND STEEL SASH PHONE 5-6301 LIMA, OHIO CLYDE M. GILMORE Where Your Musical REALTOR Needs Are Served Lima' Ohio Best By Musicians ITS Zencler Music Store First in Styles Hank Armcxntrout for men and young men . . - 134 E. High sf. THE VARSITY SHOP . . i Limo, Ohio 224 N. Mom Lima WIO6- JoHN TRETHEWEY WUIILAWII MUIIIIMEIIT WIIRKS ROCK OF AGES MONUMENTS Lima Owned For 30 Years 806 S. Woodlawn Ph. 3-1021 Compliments of HITTEPOLE'S SOHIO SERVICE SOHIO PRODUCTS Phone 8-0591 Bellefontoine 81 Elm Compliments of N aborhoocl Super Market 1300 Bellefontaine Ave. Lima, Ohio Complete Service FLEETWIIIG SERVICE STATIIIII R. I. Dickerson Carl McCall Complete Service Phone 8-9121 Metcalf and Vine Best Wishes to the Class of H5311 THE HUDDLE Dave 61 Chas. McClain Phone 4-6881 Lima, Ohio Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed thereto according to thy Word. Psalm 11919 B. A. Wren A. J. Wahlie REGISTERED SHROPSHIRE SHEEP THE IDEAL FARM SHEEP More Meat--More Wool Stock for sale at all times IOHN R. NIXON Route 6 Limo, Ohio Kesner's Market 3403 West Elm Street Groceries, Meats General Merchandise Chi-namel Paints Telephone 2-5559 In the name of BasketbaI1!!!! E. D. Campnell Norman Delaney CAMPN ELL 6. COMPANY General Contractors 155 South Park Lima, Ohio Phone 3-0401 -108- IHIDEFFEB CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Pressing 120 Eclst Market Street Personal Service Phone 3-4741 Limo, Ohio DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY A SILVER 140 West High Street-Limo, Ohio rife rust -109- TIIE TUTTLE LUMBER C0. 340 E. High St. Lima, Ohio Best Wishes Seniors PEERLESS COAL COMPANY Berwind Briquets Will - Burt Area Dealer For: QUALITY Automatic Stokers Great Heart Kentucky CQALS Furnace Cleaning Lump - Egg - Stoker I. PAUL TIMMERMAN - IOHN P. TIMMERMAN Phones 4-0181-4-0191 328 East Kibby Street Lima, Ohio Compliments of CHILES 6. SCN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service-Oxygen Equipment Wayne and Washington Phone 2-7001 7-3911 7-3921 -110- Compliments of BALDWIN -LIMA-HAMILTON CCRPORATION LIMA-HAMILTON DIVISION l25 I. IGI S'I'.f llll, 0ll0 99 and 44 'IOOW labor savin George Says: Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 53 For Quality in Ice Cream and Candy and Everyday Lunches SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY The Square Lima, Oh Park at our door! Air conditioned for your comfort. Store Hours: 10 A. M. - 9 P. M.: Sun. Z P. M. - 6 P. M. ,, . WL.- . ,rf W ' GHINA-GIFTS 4216 s. Dixie Highway, LIMA, oHlo Largest selection of China, Glass, Gifts and Pictures in Northwestern Ohio at popular prices. Compliments of FRITCIIIE ASPHALT 8: PAVING CU. BLACKTOP DRIVES PARKING LOTS BARN-FEEDING LOTS BARN FLOORS, ETC. Findlay Rd. Limo, Ohio Phone 4-4651 Compliments of KIILTER BUCKEYE DAIRY Manufacturers of all pasteurized dairy products. Also Manufacturers ot Graham's delicious ice cream and Eskimo Pies Phone 4-9371 Lima Owned and Operated -l12- THE NEWS-GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY Catalogue - Book - Commercial PRINTING h O O For The Best Potato Chips Try Congratulations I Class of '53 THE HUME BANK - ' : f r 5ilf55:iiifiifiifiifffffifI..Q...1 f1::.. tst Member of the I Fed. Deposit Insurance Corp. Ford-Pugh Poiaio Chip Co. 201 S. Central Ave. Lima, Ohio Phone 9-7291 Compliments of JONES' FURNITURE AND GIFT STORE Open Evenings Cridersville, Ohio DR. HARRY J. HANOLD Optometrist 306 Dominion Building Lima, Ohio Compliments of FOLSUM INSURANCE AGENCY 801 Cook Tower Cridersville, Ohio Custom Built Blinds - Metal Awnings Ornamental Iron MCADAMS VENETIAN BLIND CO. 1303 Bellefontaine Ave. R. A. McAdams Phone 8-1631 Lima, Ohio H. A. TILTON 6. SON Plumbing and Heating Contractors and Engineers 220 W. High St. Lima, Ohio --Q-1 The artist's change of face .Xi Congratulations To Class of 53 C. F. BUNKE Realtor Corner of Shawnee Rd. 8. Breese Rd. Route 1 Limo Compliments of SEALTS CLEANING CU. Ph. 4-7471 Lima, ohio MAJOR'S APPLIANCES 8: T.V. Formerly McCluer's 226 N. Elizabeth-Phone 7-7881 Complete Service and Installation on Appliances and T.V. TURNER Implement Co. Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Implements International Harvester Milk Coolers Congratulations Home Freezers Class of 53 Refrigerators DlADlSON9S Phone 4-1461 The Fashion Shop of Lima 133 Water St. Lima, Ohio 1154 Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AIID LIIAII ASSOCIA'I'IOII 199 N. Elizabeth St. Phone 9-3660 Lima, Ohio THE EVANS COAL COMPANY Phone 4-8111 Domestic - Commercial - Industrial Coal of All Kinds Stokers - Furnaces - Blowers Stoker Repairing Furnace Cleaning Repairing of All Makes E. Market St. and B. 81 O. R.R. Compliments of BILL 8. MARTHA III-GRADE DAIRY BAR SANDWICH SHOP 1215 W. Wayne Lima, Ohio 1 In Lima lt's A iff' it 643 -A J -A ' f, C A y if ' U 5 .n:w:L!!.,i!9 Q 1.1MA sf OHIO 129 N. 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