Sullivan High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1950 volume:

Annual Staff STANDING Left to Right Ray Sarafin I Fontilla lr Yant SEATED larjorie Givan Ruth Tvining Elaine Lieby Shirley Pfeiffer Lucille Ballon Russ Lowe Bob Lahorte Dick Immel Editor Assxstant Editor Buslness Manager Secretary Art Editor Act1v1ty Edltor elass Edltor Sports Edltor Typists Advisors Ray Saxafxn Russ Lowe Ruth Twinlng Shlrley Pfeltrex Bob Laborle Elaine Lelby Marjorie Glvan D1ck Immel Jack Ro1l1n Marjorle Glvan E1a1ne Lelby Lucille Ballou Mr William Yant Mr Joseph Fontzlla - 1 : , r. , . . : I I I Y I I I - - I ..-.. -... nu t . . . . . . , . , ' ' Alumni Editor , , , ..,.... . .Alvin Keener Z5MiQJfly 3 3 fy 3 EELWIQLJ WCM! f A V K if il l X Z , X J QQ, Q Dedzcatzon annual to our Custoalan Mr Gaylold Fast whom we thlnk deserves a lot mole credlt in eduratlng students than he has been glven W1thOdt hlm, we mlght never have gradaated True he hasn t taught us Mathematlcs or Engllsh but by belng a true trlend to all he has taught us the art of friendshlp Wh1Ch will help us a lot more 1n tne game of l1fe 3 I I Wk: ' We, the class of 1950. dea1cate this ' . In Memory of Eugene L Phaffee, the flrst graduate of Sulllvan H1gh Scnool 1593, a ret1red Railway Postal Servlce employee at the age of elgnty, was fatally lngured when struck by a car He attended all the a1umn1 meetlngs held At the tlme of h1S death he was re Sldlng at 1023 UHIOD Street Ashland Ohio 4 He was born ln Sullivan May 7, 1869. . 1 - A , i MEMJWISZWZJZWJEW as Q ea 2 9 W xv 4x 2.2 Q M Faculty N JOSIPH L FUNTILLA ANNE YEATER FLOYD D REBS lusklngun College Cosnerclsl General lelence Ohio State University Physical Education sog1a1 lineage History and Latin Physical Education IILLIAI YANT Ohio Stste University Vocational Agriculture JOAN RONK Ashland College luslc snd lone lconosics JANET GREENE Ashland College les York Unlverslty Arts and Sciences English and Dranstlcs HARRY R SIANK Ohio ltsts University Ashland College Science and lsthelatlcs 6 A.s. ' s.s. s.s. ' larletta College Ashland College Ohlo ltste University B.S. 1 B.S. SANTA BROIAND B A tn lducatlon Art iupervlsor Bachelor of Art la Education Cleveland lchool of Art Post Graduate lork, lothbny Studies lei e University O! New lexleo PAUL TAYNEY B S Ohio State University Veteran Agriculture Instructor FREDA T Z BAKER Ashland Colle e I B S in llesentary Education Grades 5 and 6 GARNET IILLER Ashland College Grades 3 and 4 ALIA LIVINSTON Ashland College Grades 2 and 3 PBYLLIB ALGEO Ashland College Grades 1 and 2 7 3 F2 Ci GMU ZWCWLJWE5' HH If A N XXX NX 3 4x . db 5-Y 7 ,J 'wwf' Q 4' Aff f seas Q1 ..4' RAYIOND CHARLES SARAFIN Ray Not Finished, Just Begun Class President 3,4 F F A 'lass Plays 4 lixed Chorus 1,2,3 Glee Club 1 2,3 Editor of Annual Assistant Editor lnroon and Ihtts A11 County lusical Baseball 3,4 MARJORIE GIVAN Margie If You Don t Know how Learn Girls Glee Mixeu Chovus Class Plays All County Musical Soxtet Maroon and White Annual Sta!! lass Treasurer 'lass Secretary WILLIAM PERRY COWHICK B111 Finish What You Attempt Basketball 1 2,3 F F A 1,2,3 Treasurer F F A Presxdent Class Vice President Baseball 1,2,3, Parliamentary Procedure 3 9 Nr ALVIN HARLAN KEENER Al' Tomorrow Starts Today Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee J Annual Staff Class Treasurer F F A Parliamentary Procedure 3 Maroon and White LUCILLE MARIE BALLOU Kind Words Brxng Back Kind Echoes Class Play Mixed Cho us Girls Glee All County Musxcal 2 3 Senior Scholarshlp Test Sextet Annual Staff Orchest Suttbull Basketball District Snnolarshtp Test PHYLLIS G DEIALINE ERNEST GEORGE ROBB 'Demle No Gains Without Pains Class Plays Gxrls Glee Mixed Chorus Maroon and White All County Musical 1 2 A 4 Basketball Softball Annual Staff Ernie To The Greater Glory Of God Parliamentary Procedure , , Boys Glee FFA z, Baseball District Scholarship Test Senior Scholarship PHILLIP DEAN ROOK Phll 'He Conquers Who Conquers Hlmsel Basketball Baseball 3 F F A Parliamentary Proc dure 3 Boys Glee 3 Mixed Chorus All County Musical Class Plays Class Treasurer Maroon and White Staff 4 Annual Staff 2 3 RUTH TWINING RutlllP Anything That Is Worth Doing, Is Worth Doing Well Girls Glee lixed Chorus Orchestra Band All County Musical Class Secretary Cheerleader Maroon and whxte Staff Annual Staff class Play Prince of Peace Basketball Softball Sextet A 2 A RUSSEL LOREN LOWE 'Russ Finish What You Attempt Boys' Glee Mixed Chorus F F A 2 Baseball 3 BZSKBIDBI1 3 Class Vice President Parliamentary Procedure 3 Class Plays Annual Statt laroon and White Staff ll BTI SHIRLEY JEAN PFEIFFER RICHARD LUKE IMMEL Shirl Dick 'Less Than My Be t Into The Midst Of Things Failure N A1Grange 1,2 Softball All County Musical Band Class Treasurer Maroon and White Staff 3,4 Girls Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2 ,4 Prince Of Peace class Play Annual Staff Basketball District Scholarship Test Basketball Baseball Mixed Chorus Boys Glee F F A Class Plays Parliamentary Procedure All County Musical All County Basketball Annual Staff 2 4 2 I 2 3 2,3 ,314 112, 1 3 4 ii' Out Of School Life, Into L1fe's School M1xed Chorus ,J 3 4 Boys Glee 2,3 All County Musical l,2,3,4 F F A 2,3 Class Play WILBUR DALE HUBLER JULIA LEONA SHOENBERGER 'Hank' Hlldge Prepared For Anything' Class Play Maroon and White Girls Glee 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 All County Musical 1 2,3,4 Annual Start Softball Basketball Librarian 3,4 District Scholarship Test ROBERT ELLSIORTB LABORIE Bob' Aim Hlghu Basketball F F A Parliamentary Procedure Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Maroon and Wnxte Annual F F A Reporter Class Plays Class Treasurer All County Musical Baseball 2,3 4 2,a,4 23 2 4 2 4 2,3,4 234 3,4 l,2,3,4 1,2,a JOAN ELAINE LEIBY Red I Choose My Way Ruggles High 1,2,3 Class Play 4 Class Treasurer Maroon and White Staff 4 Girls Glee Mixed Chorus Orchestra All County Musical Annual Staff 8o!tbal1 Volleyball Cheerleader l,2,3 4 l,2,3 4 1 2,3 4 1 2,3,4 l,3,3 4 JOB IINNETB ROLL!! Jack' Always Upward Class President 1,2 F F A Treasurer 2,3 F F A Vice President Boys Glee Mixed Chorus Basketball All County Musical Parliamentary Procedure F F A Class Plays Baseball 13 2 l 2,3 4 l,2,3 l J, 4 1,2,a 4 1,2,s 4 3,4 Class Ilzstory It was a brlght and sunny day 1n September 1938, when four Seniors began thelr way through the school of knowledge These four were Lucllle Ballou, Leona Shonenberger Margorie Glvan, and Wllbur Hubler MISS Cashell was our teacher through the f1rSt and second grades During the second grade AIVIH Keener Jolned us We f1ve went through the thlrd grade w1th Mlss Botdorf In this year B111 Cowhlck, Phll Rook, Dlck Immel and Ela1ne Le1by 1ncreased our number to n1ne So we ascended to the fourth grade Ernest Robb JOIHOQ our class 1n thls year Wh1le we were in the thlrd grade, MISS Cashell our f1rst and second grade teacher, was marr1ed So when we went to the fourth grade, Mrs Draper met us at the door and led us through thls grade to the flfth grade, where Mr Strine met us Phyll1s Demallne came to be w1th us th1s year The eleven of us went to the s1xth grade together Mrs Shaner gulded us through thls grade, wlth Russ Lowe Jo1ning our class We f1nished the first half of our Journe may wander off the path of knowledge We began our seventh year w1th Mr Workman Elane Leiby, who JO1ned our class back 1n the thlrd grade left us thls year Therefore, when we went to the elghth grade, there were only eleven of us again We passed through this year Wlth Mrs Roebuck When we went to the ninth grade, the school declded they would have some pupils from HUHt1Hgt0n J01n our school So 1n th1s year Ruth Tw1n1ng, Bob Laborie, Jack Rollln, and Ray Sarafln dec1ded they would l1ke to be part of us Mrs Geier guided us past th1s grade Ray Sarafln who Jolned us th1s year, left to live in Cleveland Mrs B1ShOp and Mr Hunter were our class advlsors durlng the tenth and eleventh grades, respectively Ray Sarafln came back th1s year, and Shirley Pfe1ffer came from La Grange to be with us So now we are on the last lap of our Journey Durlng our Sen1or year, Ela1ne Le1by came back and Mr Yant was our class advlsor Now the seventeen SGHIOYS are all, but on thelr own We have had a happy Journey together and we hope our Journeys will always be as much fun as these twelve years were May we always remember our school days MarJor1e Givan 14 ' o . I . Y . A.t L i . r ' u A u ' . 1 . 1 0 l y , and so, seelng as we have S1X more years to go we had better keep on or we B . . I K . U , , . Class Wzll Due to the fact that we have taught the teachers all that they could possibly learn there 1S no excuse for staylng 1n school any longer Therefore, we, the underslgned, the class of 1950 of Sulllvan Hlgh School, do hereby make and publlsh this, our last will and testament Whereas In the f1rSt part, to the school as a whole we bequeath to the eleven lower classes our ab1l1ty to get along Wlth the teachers under any circumstances Whereas In the the Toledo Zoo for Whereas In the I Richard Luke second part to the faculty we w1ll three months vacatlon in a peaceful rest third part to 1ndiv1dual, we bequeath the following Immel bequeath my abil1ty to get women to Donald McFadden I Willlam Perry Cowhlck do bequeath my abillty to get out to the school bus on tlme to Ot1s Blddinger I Phyllls G Demaline, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along with the teach rs to Loretta Keefer I, Ernest George Robb do bequeath my ab1l1ty to skip school half the time and st1ll get good grades to B111 Hales I Raymond Charles Saraf1n, will my abillty to sleep 1n chem1stry to any one who was I Alv1n the morn1ng Swope out the nlght before Harlan Keener, bequeath my ab1l1ty to stay ln bed untll 8 30 1n to J1m Richards I, Wllbur Dale Hubler Bequeath my abillty to keep quiet to Dick Reynolds I Ruth LOUISE Tw1n1ng, will to Leroy Hawley the role as Editor of the Marron and Whlte with the hope that he enjoys writlng anythlng from class news ed1tor1als I Joan E1a1ne Leiby bequeath my ab1l1ty to keep qu1et to Betty Kelly I Robert Ellsworth Laborle, w1ll my gracefulness on the basketball floor Leroy Hawley I Russell Loren Lowe, bequeath my ab1l1ty to get to class on tlme to B111 Lamb I Lucille Marle Ballou, w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep quiet to Martha Klxnger and Sonya Larson I Marjorie Joan Givan will my abllity to play the plano to my S1St9F Helen Givan I Shirley Jean Pfeiffer, will my ab1l1ty to wear whlte anklets to Lo1s Larson I Joan Kenneth Rollin will my ab111ty to get nxcknames to B111 Berry I Phlll1p Dean Rook W11l ten lnches of my helght to B1g John Rlchards to help h1m reach hxgher Russ Lowe Bob Laborlc 15 5 F . ' S . . Y . 7 . . I, Julia Leona Shoenberger, bequeath my ability to skip school to Shirley to ' . to 3 . Class Prophecy May 25, 1950 found the seventeen Seniors happily receiving their diplomas and dreamlng of the future Ray Sarafin, President of the class, wants to be a civil engineer after graduating from Ohio State University Red haired, flashy eyed, Elaine Leiby wants more than anything in the world to become a beautlcan Jack Rollin, Bob Laborie, Bill Cowhick, and Russ Lowe have decided to spend most of their life farming Cute Marjorie Givan would like very much to become a secretary The life of the class, Dick Immel, wants merely to earn a hundred dollars a week Quiet Lucille Ballou wants someday to be the owner of a peach ranch in California Alvin Keener, our handy man, wants someday to do Interior Decorating Phyllis Demaline wants to be a career girl and, later on, to marry a million aire Wilbur Hubler wants to be an automobile mechanic Pretty Ruth Twining would like very much to go to college and maybe raise a family later on Phil Rook thinks going to agricultural college would be fun Leona Shonenberger also likes money, and her secret desire is to become a m1ll1onaire Ernest Robb wants his life work to be that of a missionary Last, but not least, Shirley Pfeiffer wants to take up nursing as a career Ten years have passed Now let's look 1nto our crystal ball and see what the members of the class of 50 are doing From a distance we can see the HRook's Dairy Farms H Ruth Twining, now Mrs Rook, is busily milking while Phil is watchlng Phyllis Demaline, the new singing comedian, on television On the corner of Times Square, we see Bob Laborie selling newspapers and calling loudly, 'Extra, Extra, read all about it' Africa s greatest missionary, Ernie Robb, returning to the United States ing books At the present she is selling Ray Sarafin s new book on HSoi1 Conser vation or 'John Brown s Other Mud Puddle ' Ray is a famous writer and at the present he is 11ving in New York City It seems Dick Immel has Joined the Cleveland Indians pitching staff He is now pitching the first game of the World s Series against Brooklyn Leona Shoenberger, sport's reporter for Sullivan Times, is busily covering the World s Series Bill Cowhick has settled down on his small farm of three hundred acres near Ashland, Ohio Our crystal ball becomes hazy, for Wilbur Hubler is 'jack of all trades' at the pre ent is working at none Marjor1e's w1sh has come true for she is now a secretary at Russ Lowe's Bubble Gum Factory We are very glad to see Lucille Ballou is working at the Library of Congress Are you planning to attend the circus? If so, don't fail to see Alvin Keener the famous lion trainer We now see Jack Roll1n, noted wrestler, opening at the Cleveland Arena Last of all, we see shirley Pfeiffer running the 'Old Peop1e's Home' in Hollywood Yes, it s ture, the class of 50 isn't doing as they once planned, but they've made the world a better place to live in Shirley Pfeiffer Elaine Leiby 16 I I I O I .II Further on down the street we see Elaine Leiby, well-known auctioneer, sell- ' .- II 9 I I .I . . ' I I . ' ' and s . I I . .I Q I Class of 50 Our class 1S not very small In fact there IS seventeen 1n all We're not all smart and we're not all dumb And I'll admit we have a lot of fun Lucllle Ballou 1S one of the smartest She gets good grades and works the hardest She comes to school in the latest styles And she doesn't think boys are much worth while Russell Lowe is on the chubby side But he takes that all 1n h1s str1de He likes his g1rls short or tall He likes g1rls, any g1rls at all Ray Saraf1n He's always He don't go is a very smart lad happy and never sad in for many sports Shirley Pfeiffer is a glrl that's very gay To make a frlend she goes out of her way She wants to have a family of ten Why She must think she's a mother hen Now we'll take that tall Phil Rook He doesn't know much about a school book He goes to school to have lots of fun But he seems to get his school work done Leona Shoenberger is a witty gal But She But Now Who to the class she's a real pal comes to school most every day she comes Just to pass the time away lets go on to Ernie Robb to the g1rls is not a snob He s traveled east and traveled west But the girls from Polk he likes the best Now take Dick Immel the basketball star You'll know his name where ever you are He can out run any one by many a yard And he even belongs to the National Guard Hank Hubler is the qu1etest boy And to him most girls are Just a kill joy He's not so dumb with girls, 1n a way And I ll bet he ll never be led astray 17 ! I But there's nothing wrong with the woman he courts 1 I I Now take B111 Cowh1ck a basketball k1ng In that subject he knows about everything But ask him a questlon about chemistry And he w1ll say go cl1mb a tre Now on to Marge Glvan the cutest of all She s not too short and not too tall So all you g1rls 1f you want your man You'd better hang on to h1m 1f you th1nk you Can Now Alvln Keener a guy with bId1HS He knows enough to come 1n when lt Pa1DS And aftex school 15 all f1n1shed and done He plans to v1s1t the state of Wash1ngton Now take the handsome Bob Labor1e He works 1n school l1ke a honey bee They tell me he's very good at romanclng And when he plays basketball he looks l1ke he s danc1ng On to Elalne Le1by a cute l1ttle red head Instead of gO1Hg She has a temper But 11 she could Jack Rollln 1S a And to H S a But 1n the whole Here s to school she'd rather lay 1B bed l1ke any red head should control lt I th1nk she would cute llttle boy class he brlngs lots of Joy l1ttle too young to go out w1th the women a few years I bet he 11 be w1l11ng Ruth Tw1n1ng the SOC1ab1E k1nd She's a fr1end at any old t1me She And s been g0lng wlth Phll for four long years to th1nk he's never even brought her two tears Last but not least Phyllls Demallne G11 She Presldent V1ce Pres1dent Secxetary Treasulel class Flower class Colo1s class Motto Today We Follow ls l1ke hex are hard to t1nd should be glven c1ed1t for th1s llttle rhyme Ray Sarafln B111 Cowh1rk Maljorle Glvan Alv1n Keener Whlte Carnatlon Gleen and Whlte Tomorrow We Lead 18 '. 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H Q , , , On April 1 1949, we attempted play The play, Let le Talk was directed by Mrs Lois Carver cess The cast was as follows Ed Lynn Ann Lynn Sally Lynn Nikky Lynn Barry Lynn Ellen D1CkerSOD Hortense Lynn D1ana Hale George Nickers W E Ba es V1rgin1a Andy Robb1ns to give our first Robert St Clair, It was a huge suc Ray Sarafin Ruth Twining Marjorie Givan Dick Immel Jack Rollin Lucille Ballou Shirley Pfeiffer Leona Shoenberger Ph11 Rook Bob Laborie Phyllls Demallne Russ Lowe Our second attempt at a play was November 19, 1949 'Charley s Aunt' by Brandon Thomas was the name of the play and lt was dxrected by Mlss Janet Greene It also was a success The characters and people who played them were as follows Brassett Jack Chesney Charles Wykeham Lord Fancourt Babberly Kitty Verdun Amy Spettigue Colonel S1r France Chesney Stephen Spettigue Farmer Donna Luc1a d Alvadorez Ela Delahay Maud Russ Lowe Ph11 Rook Jack Rollin Ray Sarafin Ruth Tw1n1ng Marjorie Glvan Bob Laborie D1ck Immel Wllbur Hubler Sh1rley Pfeiffer Elalne Leiby Phyllls Demal1ne We would like to express our thanks to Alvin Keener, Bill Cowhick Wilbur Hubler, and Ernest Robb who were stage managers and stage hands durlng both the Junior and Senior plays Class Plays . , lf Il, . z I U t . . i. .... 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Gene Hawley, President, Weldon Gordon, Bob Peters, Otis Biddlnger John Peter, Paul Trieller, Lewis Querln, Francis Welch Bill Berry, Treaeurer, Phyllis Easterday, Bill Hales, George Cleugh Vice President, Janet Rlngler, Secretary, Arlen Handley, Betty Kelly Barbara Kerr, Bob Foster, larllyn Stark, lr Swank, Advisor, Phyllis Stine, Ann Scholl, Elwood Hoffman Freshman Class 'Z ng Y TOP ROW Bill Lamb, Jim Patton, Dick Reynolds, Vice President Don Hawley Jim Richards Jim Rook, lelvtn Hawley, Forest Rice MIDDLE ROI Frances Thompson, Howard McConnell, Nancy Ringler, John Richards Shirley Frink, Dean Keener, lllla Grum, Janet Twining FRONT ROI JoAnn Goodson, Ardlth Handley, Dorene Troup, Iiss Greene, Advisor, Loretta Keefer, Secretary, Sonja Larson, Ab ent, Kenneth Pauli ZZ :gh th Grade -1- eq TOP ROW Lowell Patton, Jerry Marsh, Roy Wohlgemuth, Mr Rees Advisor FRONT ROI Walter Robb, Shirley Nally, Shirley Swope Secretary Jeanette eters, President, Wayne Koons Treaeurer Seven th Grade TOP ROW MIDDLE RO' FRONT ROI l va Bob Taylor, Marlene Humphrey, Buddy Stark, President, Iona Hove, Harry Sboenberger, Janet Hawley, Pauline Hubler, Ned Bright David Welch, Alice Foster, Gary Phllbrlck, Juanita Hawley, Emma Jean Thompson, Dwalne Cllnker, Ruth Lamb, David Cunnlnghlm B111 Wise, Lyle Fryman, John Covblck, Donnie Frlnk, Secretary, Irs Ronk, Advisor, Wayne Goodson, Helen Grum, Absent, JoAnn Pauli Z3 W Fifth and Sixth Grades sa 1-K Qg TOP ROI Sandra Taylor, Phillip Roose, Bonnie Pettit, Helen Glvan Mary Horvath, Mrs Baker, Teacher Elton Drake Keith Rolce, Davxd Miller Ben Kelly, Raymond Hales Mary Ann Ward, Wesly Ree e Bobbie Pettiet, Marjorie Stanfield Janice Pfeiffer, Janice Young Wayne Hoffman, Donald Wise Curtis Howe, Glenda Keefer, Edith Rlngler, Judith Wright, 'harles Svope Shirley Morris Mary Ann Marshall, Edith Thompson, Janet Foster Richard Foster, Wayne Shipman, Frank Graham, Donald Miller, Larr Ioaanore, lilllam Yant, Alvin Kllnglor Absent Marilyn Pauli, Ruth Allglre MIDDLI ROI FRONT ROI hzrd and Fourth Grades TOP ROW Rose Ann Roose, Robert Channel, Arlene Robb, Larry Dreibllbis 'aro1 Ann Grenzenback, lobert Humphrey Margaret H0rvath MIDDLE now B111 Evans, Carolyn Miller, Tommy ucconnen, dy Clinker, Allen Ballou, Justin Jones, Billy Wright Donald Reese, Larry Keilor, Bobby Yant, Della Hawley FRONT ROW Vlrgil Berry Barbara Schaad, Marilyn Hubler Lorene Stark, Shirley Ann Oyer, Miss Miller Teacher Edwaxd Thompson, Ernest Thompson, Buxdette Howe Jerzy Goodson Robert Hamilton Absent Manda Paull Frank Allglre Z4 A, x D 1 1 .K . -' . 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FEW? fy Q - A Z, A XX Q ab x Z xx- ? 5 S-1 M Most Popular Girl I getty KeI1y Ruth Twining 3 Marjorie Givan Most Popular Boy I-Q Ray Saraffn 2 Bob Laborie 3 Phil Rook Best Looklng Girl T Ruth Twfnfng 2 Margorie Givan 3 Betty Kelly Best Looking Boy I- George Cleugh 2 Ray Sarafin 3 Jim Richards No1s1est G1rl I Phyl1is'Demaline 3 JoAnn Heifner Noisiest Boy T-' Dick Reynolds 2 Dick Immel 3 Wayne Koons Most Polite Girl I Shirley Pfeiffer 2 Lucille Ballou 3 Ardith Ringler Most Po11te Boy I Herbie Bfielow 2 Bill Cowhlck 3 Ray Sarafin Most Talkative Girl I- Phylf1s Dema11ne 2 Betty Kelly 3 JoAnn Heifner Most Popular G1rI and Boy Most Talkative Boy I Dick Reynolds Dick Immel Phil Rook Windiest Girl I PHyII1s Demallne Betty Kelly Lois Larson Windlest Boy I Dick Reynolds D1ck Immel Roy Dobb1ns Quietest Girl Lucille Ballou Shirley Pfelffer Quietest Boy Wllbur Hubler Herble Bigelow LGWIS Querln Neatest Dressers Boys Phff Rook Dick Reynolds Herbie Bigelow Neatest Dre sers Girls I Ruth Tw1n1ng Ela1ne Leiby Shirley Pfeiffer Prettlest Hair Boy I- George Cleugh Ph1ll Rook Don lcFadden Z7 Prettiest Halt uirl Sonja Larson Shirley Pfeiffer Margorle Glvan Nlcest Personallty Boy I- Ray Saraf1n Jim Richard Bill Cowhlck N1cest Personal1ty G1r1 ShirIey Pfelffer Shirley Frlnk Betty Kelly Snapplest Dresser Boy Phll Rook Dick Reynolds Don Hawley Snappiest Dresser blrl I Ruth Tw1n1ng Betty Kelly Prettiest Eyes Boy I'3 Jack R0ll1H Jim Rlchards Ray Saraf1n Prettiest Eyes umxl Margorle Glvan Sonya Lazson Betty Kelly Nicest Sm1le Boy I4 Ray Sarafln John Richaxds Russ Lowe Nicest Sm1le u1x1 T' Betty Kelly Snlrley Pteitrex Ardxth Handley T ' ' IT 'f f ' 2. 2. . 3. . 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' NAME Lucllle Ballou William Cowhick Phyllls Demal1ne Margorie Glvan Wilbur Hubler Richard Immel Alv1n Keener Robert Laborie Elaine Le1by Russell Lowe Shirley Pfeiffer Jack Roll1n Phillip Rook Raymond Sarafin Leona Shonenberger Ruth Tw1n1ng Mary Archer Herbert Bigelow James Dague Royal Dobbins Harold Hawley JoAnn Heifner Donald McFadden Ard1th Ringler Arthur Walters NICKNAME None Sam Demie Margie Hank Dick Bob Duroc Choo choo Shirl Snlffer Ph1l Ray None Ruthie Archxe Herbie J1m Roy LeRoy Mick Ardy Art Who s Who SONG 'The Old Master Painter She Wore A Yellow Ribbon Its A Big, Wide Wonderful Wor Charlie My Boyu 'Old Shep NDreamer' Holxday Red Sails The Sunset 'April Showers Slippln Around 'Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts Open Door, Open Arms Aroun Sllppin Aroundn 'Slow China 'The Old Master Painter 'Blues Stay Aw y From Me NForever And Everu at To I Wanna Go Home With You nwhisperlng Hope' Dreamer' Hol1dayN 'Mule Train I ll Never Slip Around Again I Can Dream Can't I 'For Me And Gal Hop Scotch Polka 'Dear Hearts A Gentle People Z8 WANTS T0 BE Career Girl Farmer Ballet Dancer Secretary Mechanlc Tavern Owner Interior Decorator Farmer Beautlcian Baseball Player Nurse Farmer Ag Teacher Engineer Baseball Player Farmer's Wife Nurse Pilot Traveler Veterinarian Engineer Stenographer Run A Saloon Receptionist Truckdriver WILL BE Professional Roller Skater Jack of all Trades Professional Wrestler Floor Walker Farmer Woman's Man Farmer Farmer Rope Walker Farmer Old Maid Farmer Farmer Bum Singer Co ed President Army Private Farmer Farmer Engineer Scrub Woman Farmer Rancher Truckdriver LIKES Doing Nothing uirls Some People Texas Chevie Girls Money Women Dancing Plymouths Surprises Sleep Ruth Women Eddy Arnold Phil Ted Driving The Ford Everything In General Glorine Janet Cadillacs Sleep You Drlvlng 9 ll II 'n 4- G -u VI ' ' Il Y ,ldvf ' ' ll I H ' s ' Al H . In I Il ' k If ' I ' IV ll H Ernest Robb Turk HSlippin' Missionary Shop wa1ker Rosie dll ' ' n ' 1 ' ' Bo H ' a Il - n I ' H S ll I 1 Jo N ll I ll ll ' nd ' ll Days Gone BABY DOLL JANET 1 3 x DICK ERNIE TRUE LOVE MARGIE LUCY- ALVIN THE DOG LOVER TWO OF A KIND HANK SAY AH MARY PRETTY LITTLE PHYLLIS LEONA PHIL ELAINE TAKE me omrr 'ro 'ras BALL cum 2.9 Q 'Smps and Snaps ARE YOUR FEET HEAVY RAY? gb XS 93 09? gi PALS WALT AND IARGE BASHFUL JACK fb Q9 fax Q 9 QQAC Cp 30 43,0 Happy Days el5 'f AFTER THAT BEAN , IARGE 1 IANTED??? LOVEBIR-DS PEHAB00 BOBBY 'mx BIG THREE' JACK, Boa, RAY ,HIGH ls .ms Pup? .ma Jonmm um. noun Jon nrrrzsn cunsrzn rosrsn 3 1 Ja. , BBBB, if Z' V , ' V fail l K' 1 Q 1 J' Y: A . K I . I ' U A 1 I ' ,Q I' u I V r I N Q11 iv ' . 7' , .. . J , W f - Q I B . . 1 ,A 1 E5'yiTQfi3S 3 fy 3 LJFAMZQEFIQDS A U f ? l K 3 44 X f Qi' f A-2 Q Basketball I hams TOP ROI FRONT ROI TOP RDI FRONT ROI H Weldon Gordon, Jim Dague, Don Hawley, Bob Laborie, Otis Biddinger, B111 Lamb, Manager lr Rees, coach, B111 COWh1Ck, Russ Lowe Bob Foster, Uanager, Don lcFadden, Dick Immel, Phil Rook 1-1 V9 -gn A Jil Richlrds, Arlen Handley, Dick Reynolds, Gene Hailey, george Clough, Harold Hawley John Richards, B111 Lamb, lannger, lr Rees, Coach, Bob Foster, lanager, Dean Keener 33 ,M , .- . V Y V' , 3 I . ,- x I ' ' t ' I . . ,, I V , X - , ' 1 c 4 .Wy V ' Lf: , 1 1 : ' r ' 3 V K L 1 : 1 I' . . , . . , 1 1 f - H gli, M - f 4 I f ,. , N , Q , H ,, 1 h 2, ur .-. .. X , , . ': X- w- 1 I .1 f ' ' . , Y. 1 ., - 1 e W.u.,,,..,,. i. I, , 1 I Q 4, ' , , Q . . WW' , .,,,gwg M g ws 5 T' Q . 1 .- S . ,- Cheerleaders JANET RINGLER BETTY KILLY PHYLLI8 DEIALINE RUTH TIINING JF gnu' f 34 1 E lr, . l,.' . -x, t.,----N -xi iv., :rl Q. n . A1 . :A , 'K . , my , 'xi ' t JC? 2 . f 2 , , , s F V , ' N Pi Baseball Champs TOP ROW Ray Sarailn, Gene Hawley ueorge Cleugh, Weldon Gordon Herb Bigelow, Arlen Handley Dean Keener FRONT ROI B111 Cowhlck, Runs Lowe, Don McFadden, Jlm Dague Dick Immel, 7 89' 8 Basketball Team Mr Harry Swank Coach TOP ROI Larry Young, David Cunningham, Gary Philbrick Billy llse, layne Goodlon, Lyle Freyman, Davxa Welch, Wayne Koonl, Harfy Shoenberger FRONT ROI Dvaine Cllnker, Bob Taylor, Lyle Hoffman, John COVh1CK Donnie Frink Ned Bright lanager CHEERLEADERS Left to Right Joyce Keener, Helen Grum Emma Thompson 35 . lr. Rees, Coach, Bob Foster, Manager . , : 2 , I . , . 1949 50 BASKETBALL RESULTS The Bobcats of Sulllvan High had a very excit1ng 1949 50 basketball season Every game was close and in almost all the games the winner was decided in the last few minutes Sullivan loses Russ Lowe, Dick Immel, Phil Rook, Bob Laborle, and Bill Cowhick by way of graduation Dick Immel led the team with 198 points followed by Phil Rook with 165, Don McFadden wxth 106, and Russ Lowe with 102 Varsity Individual Scoring Records Player Points Class Dick Immel Phil Rook Don McFadden Russ Lowe Don Hawley Bob Laborie Bill owhick Weldon Gordon J1m Dague Total Po1nts Reserve Player Ot1s Blddlnger Don Hawley D1ck Reynolds Harold Hawley Dean Keener J1m Rlchards George Cleugh John Richards Gene Hawley Arlen Handley Weldon Gordon 198 lbb 106 102 739 Individual Scoring Records Points Sen1or Sen1or Junlor Senlor Freshman Senior Senior Sophomore Jun1or Opponents Class Sophomore Freshman Freshman Jun1or Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore 36 ililliliiilill 663 76 31 3 26 17 . 16 . Otis Biddinger 2 Sophomore l 'c 1 49 ' ' 45 25 , ' 22 . . 21 21 20 20 11 8 1949 50 Varsity Schedule 1949 50 Reserve Schedule Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Polk 30 Savannah 37 Jeromesville 41 Hayesville 32 Homerville 24 Savannah 36 Chester 62 Hayesville 37 Ruggles Troy 30 Perrysville 40 Homerville 38 Jeromesville 35 Ruggles Troy 44 Perrysville 18 Polk 29 Greenwich 50 Jeromesvllle 37 Savannah 43 Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sulllvan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Polk 15 Savannah 17 Jeromesville 14 Hayesvllle 22 Homerville 20 Savannah 23 Chester 25 Hayesville 21 Ruggles Troy 17 Perrysville 17 Homerville 26 Jeromesville 12 Ruggles Troy Polk 10 Greenwich 23 tlililiiiffiil lliiiiiiiiiiii 46 25 25 3 11 40 17 34 26 56 22 42 39 ' 47 16 39 ' 26 46 Q 18 Q 13 19 67 23 43 21 46 -' 29 -' 5 24 27 54 14 48 30 39 v liHQHHQQHH!llll W 1 37 Sull1van's 1949 undefeated baseball team won the Ashland County League Fall Championship by winning tour games. The box score shows the l'eSu1tS I GAI S AND SCORES Sullivan 12 Sullivan 2 Sullivan 18 Sullivan 3 Sullivan 7 The team members and their Position Catcher Pitcher First Base Short Stop First Base Right Field Third Base Sceond Base Center Field Left Field Right Field Left Field Second Base Player Don McFadden Phil Rook Jim Dague Dick Immel Russ Lowe B111 Cowhick Herb Bigelow Ray Sarafin Weldon Gordon George Cleugh Gene Hawley Arlen Handley Dean Keener Su11ivan's star pitcher, averaged 10 A. B Polk Savannah Jeromesville Greenwich Ruggles-Troy batting averages are as follows: . Hits Average 7 strike outs The team batting average is 328 Russ Lowe got out of his sick bed to play in the last game cmaaaaaalhunnn l.f3QllO 500 500 461 358 333 333 333 230 230 168 000 000 000 10 5 13 6 14 5 3 1 15 5 - 12 4 13 3 13 3 18 3 1 0 1 0 2 0 Phil Rook, .2 - per 1 , L ' , A 38 Z iy 3 9 K2 Q AUCCZWQIQIXZWIXZE55 K5 S ca 2 X if is f Q Q Maroon Es' White Staff Editor Ruth Tw1n1ng Assistant Fditor Ray Sarafln Feature Edxtox Phyllls Easterday Assistant Feature hd1tOX Art Ed1tOr Assistant Art Edltor Sports Editor Asslstant Spolts Edltor uosslp Editors F F A Repor er D1ck Reynolds Nancy Rlngler Herbert B1gelow Harold Hawley B111 Lamb Mary Archer Nancy Rlngler Shlrley Frink Bob Laborie Senior Class Reporter Junior Class Reporter Sophomore Class Reporter Freshman Class Reporter Elghth Grade Reporter Seventh Grade Reporter Elementary Reporter Huntlngton Elementary Reporter Typists Product1on Royal Dobbins BUSIDGSS Manager Adv1sors Elaine Lelby 40 JoAnn Heifner Janet Ringler Ard1th Handley Wayne Koons Juanita Hawley Shlrley Pfeiffer Shirley Pfe1ffer MarJor1e Givan Ardlth Rlngler Herbe t Blgelow Don McFadden Janet Ringler Phil Rook Mrs Yeater M1SS Greene , . 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X Q- XNFN QL: QS k XS le M uszc Department ...od ,-is x SI W FOP ROI Roy Dobbins, Phil Rook Harold Hawley IIDDLE ROW Don Hawley, Jim Dague, Dick lmmel Dick Reynolds, Bob Laborie, B111 Berry FRONT ROI Jim Patton, Dean Keener, Arlen Handley, Irs Ronk, Instructor, Gene Hawley, Herb Bigelow LEFT T0 RIGHT Betty Kelly, Janet Twxnlng, Janet Ringler, Irs Ronk, Instructor Phyllis Stine, Pauline Hubler, Emma Thompson, Ann Scholl, Phyllis Easterday, Roy Wohlgemuth, Lewis Querln, Dick Reynolds, Iona Howe, larilyn Stark, Buddy Stark, Bob Taylor, Janet Hawley 42 Parlzamentary Procedure STANDING Lewis Querin harles Hawley LeRoy Hawley lr Yant Advisor Ra Sarafi A 1 H dl R D bbi About the first of every January you will find some of the FFA boys starting to practice Parliamentary Procedure That is the procedure of conducting a buslness meeting in a successful way This year was no exception as a result of our efforts, we won first place in the d1Str1Ct contest down at Danville on February 16th There were fourteen teams participating with each meeting re quiring twenty minutes The teams had to demonstrate seven different ab1lities, such as laying a motion on the table, direct ing an appeal, move to reconsider, etc Phil Rook acted as the president, Jack Rollin and Bob Laborie as the Vice Presidents, Arlen Handley as Treasurer, Royal Dobbins as Advisor, Harold Hawley as Secretary, and Lewis Querin, Gene Hawley, and Ray Sarafin as the ordinary members For our award, we get to keep the cup until next year when it is again awarded to the winner 43 I 2 , C , , - , 5 y n, r en an ey, oy o ns. SITTING: Phil Rook, Jack Rollin, Bob Lnborie. I ' I Fu ture Farmers of Amerzca Nia my AVN Y- TOP ROW Royal Dobbins, Art Walters, Paul Triesler, Forest Rice, Elwood Hoffman, Bob Foster, B111 Berry Francis Welch, Lewis Querln John Peters, Bob Peters MIDDLE ROW Russ Lowe, Otis Biddinger, Jim Patton, Don Haw1eY, Phil Rook, Ernest Robb, A1v1n Keener, B111 Lamb, Ray Sarafin, Jil Rook, B111 Hales, Kelvin Hawley FRONT ROW Weldon Gordon, George Cleugn, Charles Hawley, Jim Dlgue, Harold Hawley, Jack Rollin, B111 Cowhick, Bob Labor e, Arlen Hlndley, Dick Immel, Don McFadden, Wilbur Hubler, lr Yant, Advisor Study Hall 44 Chrzstmas Day Dznner Quia Junzor Senzor Prom Our Junior and Senior Prom, May 13, 1949, is one of our fondest memories. A delicious banquet was served in the Congregational Church, which was decorated in blue and gold. Following the banquet, dancing was enjoyed by all in the gym gaily decorated in green and white. 45 I Q - . V. 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'V x I ' K -vw-pn. 1- ' Rf'- Fr-f -Ou-9 X' 1 s I -QL Office Work 'W 5 551+12Qif X K , J ' A, X 4 U r 4 QB N W5 'r The Juniors had the honor of selling refreshments at the Basketball games both at our gym and at Ashland College These re freshments consisted of pop, hot dogs, candy bars, and gum Also we sold pencils with the basketball schedule on them We have chosen NDollars And Chickens' for our class play and the cast is as follows Tommy Jones, an agronomist Harold Hawley Harvey Hines, a money maker Herbert Bigelow 'Jun1or,H his son Royal Dobbins Jesse Tilton, his right hand man Jim Dague Tony, his chef Art Walter McGuire, Captain of a New York Police Boat Don McFadden 'Twinkle,H Hine's daught JoAnn Heifner Daisy, his sister Mary Archer Sometlme 1n September we had a class meeting and elected the following officers Pres1dent, Charles Hawley, Vice Pres1dent George Cleugh Secretary, Janet R1ngler, Treasurer, Barbara Keer On September 27, we discussed gett1ng our class r1ngs We de cided we would get them this year and ordered them December l We also had a party at Charles Hawley's place October 28 On January 16 1950, a meetlng was called to see 11 we would have a Hillbilly Show It was decided to ask stoney Cooper's Clinch Mt Boys, but so far we have heard no word Janet R1ngler There have been qu1te a few new people Joxn our class s1nce last year They are Forest RICE, Sonja Larson, and Janet Tw1n1ng from Huntlngton and Kenny Paull from Lakevllle As usual the Freshmen ordered the1r sweaters and Jackets, they are red with wh1te letters The boys' Jackets are red and wh1te also We chose blue and wh1te to be our class colors Janet Tw1n1ng The Band began dur1ng the basketball season in the year of 1948 49 We played at only two or three games At the beg1nn1ng of the 1949 50 season, we decided to play at the games in Sulllvan and those at Ashland College We wore elther dark sk1rts or slacks, wh1te shirts, and red corduroy neck t1es On the whole, we th1nk lt went over pretty well We hope to get uH1fOrmS next year Phyllls Easterday The vocal groups have not been too active th1s year Around Chr1stmas, the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs helped out at the December PTO meet1ng w1th the community singing The Mlxed Chorus 1S made up of about the same people as the G1r1s' and Boys' Glee Clubs Dur1ng March, these three vocal groups Journeyed to Ashland to take part 1n the All County Muslcal The practices are being held in the Sulllvan and Ashland School Aud1tor1ums 48 ' er ......... ... ...b Katherine, the maid I 2 I 1 I I I I I I I I .,. . Z Adith Ringler : . . ' ' 1 . ., . . . . , 1893 E L Chaffe' 1894 E B Whltcomb 1895 Gertrude Thompson, Hubler E Edw1n Jacobs 1896 Eve S Dennls Clem Fayette E Hubler' Fanny Gorham Clark T True Goodyear' Myrtle Hubler Ferguson' Arthur G Hyde E1o1sa M Drown Earnest O Hubler Charles W Hyde Grace Johnson, Garver 1897 Mabel Smlth, Offlner' Edna G Hubler Smlth' Ora C Arndt Bertha Park Grlsslnger' Maurlce C McConnell 1898 Nina French Johnson Loulse Smlth, Bradstock Clement Warrlng' Ethel Whltcomb Huch1nson May Mann, Kenny' Clyde Drown' Myrtle Hyde Farnsworth Earl W He1fner 1899 Sldney Jones, R1ce Lee B Honse, Barrow Ira E Garver' L Murl Fr1nk Edson H111' Alta E G1ar, Hendee 1900 Zoe Park Denn1s' Clara Fr1nk' Rex Drown Arthur H111 Harry Ingrahm' Maud Flndley Orton 1901 Dav1d Hyde' Mlcha Allan Hyde Wanda B1dd1nger Pratt' 1902 Ross Drake Pearl E Hubler Huffman Grace He1fner Brown Enola Eaton Rolce Alumnz 1902 Ccont1nuedJ Ethel Smlth Arndt 1903 Mae Johnson, Drake Ruth Drown Elsle Hlleman, Hyde Guy Flndley Leon Myres Charles Wesley Flke 1904 Lulu Johnson, Fr1nk Maude B Falr Shank Ruby Smlth Rlchards 1905 Ora Fern Drake Franks' Ne1l1e Llndsey Overholt' 1906 Mlllle Hyde Nlchol 1907 Don Myers' Florence Burge Frank Hawley Scott Larabee' Floy Berry Hannan 1908 Kent B Hohnson' Lo1s R CUmmlHgS Ray J Stlne Clayton E Sprlng 1909 Edlth Bahl Dunkle Franc1s Blddlnger Harry Dakeln Denslow W1er Ralph Hank1nson 1910 Chase Drown Helen Hank1nson Sprague' Jess1e W1er LaRouche Leon Stlne Roy Arndt Charles Cummlngs' Hervert Mlller Donald Johnson' Wayne Maurer' 1911 John Cummlngs Arthur Shull M1r1am R109 Blddlnger Lucy R1ce Wxnkler Hattle Ward Bllnn Katllla Kakln, Fuehrer 1912 F10SS1e Cole, W11k1ns Vertle Thompson, Eagle Deceased' 49 1912 Ccontlnuedl Charles Dakln Kent Underwood Evan Stlne' 1913 Arthur Persons Irene Balr, M111er Genevleve Hank1nson 1914 Ray R1ce Ralph Slack Amos Freyman Harold Johnson Ruth Dudley, Cole' Gladys Hank1nson Hlcks 1915 Lols Armstrong Dakln Ruth Thompson Houseman Glaydes Ward, Fern Dudley 1916 Estella Stlne Esta Drown Roberts Lawrence Harrls Vlctor Harrls Harry Jay Flsher 1917 Hope Dudley Knlck Shawan Chapman Alva Stlne Esther Beem Wood Rhea Sheller, Rogers 1918 Mary Gordon Rhelnhold Nel11e Arndt, Maynard Harold Swlndler Berdle Sprlnkle, Fuhrman 1919 Fern RICE Charles Mayes KReverendJ 1920 Weldon Hank1nson W11l1e Arndt Lolton Lowe Ruth Sm1th Roblnson Gold1e Rader, Farnsworth Dorothy Dudley Freyman Glenn Botdorf 1921 Ray Ballou Paul R1ce C11HtOD Shank Hol11s R106 Opal Pence, Gr1bbens Dora Koons, He1fner Dorls Flsher, Lowe U - s 9 ' 1 I ' I 9 I 1 0 N ' ' ' , ' Millie Park Johnson Mable Fisher, Hunt I I 7 . . Sprague 1921 Ccontlnuedl Pau11ne Ba11S, Hess 1922 Sarah Koons, Oster Marjorie Hyde Nell1e F1sher, Remington James Weber Wayne Farnsworth Nova Ward, Bruce Harold McAdoo 1925 Ccontlnuedl Nev1lle Hyde Gllbert Vines Weldon Williams 1926 Edith Arndt, Greenbanki Harold Arndt Roscoe Ba1r Lela Arndt, Richards Ol1ve Sessions, Bartlet Marquer1te Sw1ndler, Semlar Ruth Beard, Bowen Dorothy Drake, Bradshaw Flora Crile Kenney Guy Vaughn Mary Sm1th, Doster Reba Arndt, Lowe 1923 vlrglnla Hyde, Taylor V1olet Sess1ons, Pratt' Hazel Jones Smith Allan Weber Donald Drake Cec1l Towslee Zello Lucas Carroll Hanklnsoni Freda Thudlum, Baker Harrlett Lebkisher, Horn Pearl Shank, Asire Dot Dudley, Rook Chr1stinia Drake Wreatha Bobdori Dickason Leona Vines, McMu1dren 1924 Faye Taylor, Bryner Eileen Denn1s, Sulinsky Rhea Thompson, Cowen Alfred Sessions Gloyd Handley Fred Harris Gerald Ringleri Jesse Amsbaugh Harry Pence George McConnell 1925 Arlene Lowe, Flickinger Miriam Weber, Neilson Esther Harris, Sessions Joy Linderman, Wilcox' Calista Thudium, Harris Cora Zeigler, Pettit Vada Ringler, Ray Hazel Shank, Sprinkle Frances Eaton, Meeker Marshall McAdoo Hartie Leininger Carlos Arndt Howard Arndt Lester Garver Mary Botdorf, Gantz Lester Bowen Orrie Findel, Geier Rupert Gordon Homer Gill Herman Holbrook Frances H1leman, Mohn Fern Horton, Regal Arthur Hawley Paul Immel Theodore Richards Grace Lucas McConnell Martha Shick Ballou Mildred Taylor Bain Ziegler Fern Thudium, Cepec 1927 Zaida Eaton, Wall1n Warren Freyman Evelyn Garver, B1kfasy Forest Handley Leland Gould Kenneth Hoverstock Charles Hyde Maurice Kulp Valna Ringler, Gorham Irene Sams 1928 1929 Glendora Swope, Bair May Belle Smlth, Sooy Pauline Richards, Handley Amy Greenbank, Spencer Dorotha Garver John Jackson Mary McDowell Harold Roice Rehea Shlck, Groff Helen Kater Elsie Crile, Arndt Nola Vance, Garey Gladys Botdorf, McQuate 1903 Mary Clark, McFadden Maurene Fr1nk, Parkey McCammon Nedra Arndt, Keener Evelyn Holbrook, Berringer Aileen Regal, Rook Irene Hyde, Raudebaugh Erma Crile, Drage Margaret Straits, Wolfe Berdene Dudley, Gillette Wiliam Bungard George Gott Carlos Beard Helen Bowen, Easterday Kenneth Kolbe Nobel Elliott 1931 Ethel Regal, Stroup Ethel Vance' Edith Dutro, Doherty Hazel Smith, Crumrine Pauline Lucas, Liston Marjorie Skeeles' Emily Vines, Wiler Hazel Arndt, Bennett Treva Bungard, Kirkpatrick Arlene Richards, Barone Leo Arndt John Whitmer Jeanette Sw1ndler, Topper Merton Farnsworth Roy Wilcox Russell Nichol CDr J Dorothy Farner, Westerfield Cloyd Kauffman Robert Handley Robert Botdorf Mary Amsbaugh, Reynolds Charles Botdorf Ercile Eaton Irene Sage, Fast Maxine Lucas, Hartsel 1932 Edgar Lowe Kent Amsbaugh Vesta Lowe, Calhoun Ralph Smith Paul Jackson Lewis Hignett Faye Bair, Hignett Jean Aubrey, Welsh Marion Crile Hazel Beard, Whitmore Sadie Landford, Vaughn Catherine Linerman, Hartsel Richard Heifner Helen Woodburn, Jones Gilbert Dutro Charles Skeeles Robert Balls Clyde Bunyard Arthur McPherson Carroll Dennis Deceased' 50 . . n 1 I I n 1932 Ccontinuedl Charles Null Wayne Lance Henry Reuben Evelyn Wagn1tz, Moskal Evelyn Sprague , 1933 Judlth Abrey Marshall Cole Edna Channel Ropp Mlldred Cole, M1ller Mar1e Crile, Freyman Beryl Fr1nk Lloyd Cooner Kather1ne Klooz Eleanor Hyde, Sponsellor Donald McDowell Donald Mannlng Ellen Koppler, Whltmer Robert Sm1th Robert Schm1nk Hayes Paul Workman Florence wh1tCOmb, Finkel 1934 Vera Arndt, Moore Pauline Clodw1ck, Smith Vallie Hawley, G1llilan Gladys Johnson, Kasper Dorothy Cr1le, Fox Fern Ziegler, Taylor Robert Cole Helen LaVon, Lucas Roy Ropp Darrell Hyde John Klooz Lawrence Koons George Lucas V1las Earley Theodore Gregg Vlctor Swope Charles Johnson' 1935 Allie Beard, Hohenshell Cather1ne Swope, Samples Geraldine Burden, Blgley Anna Resek, Foster Annabelle Gould, Orcutt Margaret Whitcomb, He1ster Helen Earley, Morris Bruce Crumrine Dale Gould Robert Swope Maurice Sm1thCReverendJ Mervin Donovan Ross Workman John McDowell Guy Lucas 1935 Ccontxnuedl Aubrey Ringler 1936 Leslle Woodburn Lou1se Fast, Metcalf Grace Eaton, Brown W1lbur Drake Kenneth Ropp Paul1ne Johnson, Karl Koons Betty Gott Klrt Eloxse McFadden Herman H11eman 1937 Grace MOTTIS, Jenson Helen Thompson, BaJ8S1 Allene Werner, Lance Frances Skeeles, Young ROPP Swope 1940 Qcontinuedl Luella Stine, Helfner Lucille Helfner, Messner Helen Swope, Spitler Robert Kerr CS!Sgt 7 Lyle Farnsworth r John R1ngler, Jr George Obermlller Ernest Hartman Quentln Farnsworth Carl Neel 1941 Harold Dak1n Orma Farnsworth, Lehman Veda Swope, Jaccaud Herbert Skeeles Loren Van Busk1rk' Chester Elllott Luc11le Stlne, Echelberger Carter Farnsworth Hazel Slferd Shoulter Neva Jane Lowe Greenfleld Betty Klooz, Skeeles 1938 Eleanor Barone Alfred Sm1th Donald Neel Cloyce Lance Arnold Mayes Elmer 0 Klooz Russell Koons G W1ll1am Dakin Eunice Smith, Campbell Morton Cole Ethel Arndt Greenbank James Burden Homer Bungard 1939 Anna Maye Moore, Butts Betty McFadden, Woodbur Mar1on Dakln, Johnson Lou1se C10dW1Ck, Halter V1V1aH Roach, Cole Flora Bidd1nger, Cole Mary Resek, Steiner Aleta Kulp Ralph Bright True Archer Frances Earley, Stotler Marvel Pence, Hall Gahlen Lance Willard Earley Harry Thompson Darwin Hyde William Reed 1940 June Wh1tcomb Thompson Norma Werner Virginia Pence, Fair Stewart Deceased' 51 Il Ruth Petzke Mullca Donald Fox 1942 Thelma Bungard Slarb Ruth Easterday Dav1dson Ruth Reed Kerr MarJor1e McFadden Farnsworth Genevieve Gordon Wacker Jean Whitcomb Hartman Josephlne Resek Horton Barbara Cumm1ngs Garwood Ida Belle Swope We1n1ng Walter Stine Paul Klooz W1ll1am Burden Allen Scholl Arthur Shoenberger 1943 V1rg1n1a Murgan Drury Dorothy Lance Harper Norma Thompson Wacker Leah Werner Eunlce Hill Norma Repp Elson Mary Jane Lebklsher Pltts Faye Ketter1ng Sm1th Joe Unlatosky Paul Swope Wilmer Ballou Gilbert Woodburn 1944 Thelma Arndt Nancy Drury Naomi Gordon, Koons Esther Hales Farnsworth Richard Hawley Betty Klingler . . 7 J D 4 , . Q I u u y ' 9 . i . 9 Y. . Alice Skeeles' Clarice Johnson, Johnson Richard Swindler . 7 I . , Jr. Y 1944 Ccontinuedl Harold Koons Edwin Petzke Harold Thompson larion Thompson, Hammond Geraldine Rice, Burden Velda Swope, Parker Carl W Whitcomb 1945 Robert Akers Elwyn Bliss Joan Clodwick, Seibert Lois Elliott, Sheldon Jean Fisher Ted Harris Pauline petzke Atterholt Jean Swope, Akers Franklin Wamack 1946 Allan As1re Rlchard Ballou Charles Barrlck Paullne Berry, Wohlgamuth Filson El11ott Mar1lyn Hawley, Matus Robert K11ng1er Ernest Lux An1ta Smith Delbert Sm1th 1947 Lois Bigelow Lois lae Coe, Rollin Avis Fisher Patty Haulk Siders Jeanette Hawley Ethel Hubler Mary Klooz Burt Rollin Bonnie Swope, Masters Lois Ann Twining Roy Twining Warren Wohlgamuth 1948 Arthur Evelyn Arlene Jerrie Berry Biddinger, Ives Fast, Firestone Haulk Paul Jones Catherine Klingler Maur1ce Landford Carol Lowe Frances Lamb, Klooz Pearl Maresh Betty Pettit Berry Helen Rook McConnell James Sarafin Jean Sess1ons Betty Jean Sheffer Deceased Members' GUY 1923-Cecil Towslee 1924 1926 1927 I928 1929 1930 1931 Jesse Amsbaugh Ed1th Irene Creta Helen 1932 1933 Arndt Greenbanki1935 Sams 1936 Amsbaugh Plasterl937 Kater 1938 W1ll1am Bungard 1939 Margorle Skeelesi 1940 E FINDLEY AWARDS Evelyn WagD1tZ Moskal Alice Skeelesf Edna Channel Ropp Ross Workman Leslie Woodburn Betty Klooz Skeeles Homer Bungard Cloyce Lance V1v1an Roach Cole Helen Swope Spitler 52 1949 lyrene Sprinkle Donna Swope, Keifer B lac Bright Runez Lamb Atterholt lariella Elliot Gordon Eileen Donald Elaine Oliver larion Arthur Kelly Thompson Goodson Bigelow Rollin Hawley 1950 Lucille Ballou Leona Shonenberger Shirley Pfeiffer Ruth Twining Marjorie Givan Ray Sarafin Phil Dick Jack Russ Rook Immel Rollin Lowe Robert Laborie Elaine Leiby Wilbur Hubler Alvin Keener Phyllls Demaline Ernest Robb Bill Cowhick 1941 1942 1944 1945 Harold Dakln Carter Farnsworth Paul Klooz Thelma Arndt Jean F1sher Joan Clodw1ck Seibert 1946 1947 1948 1949 Richard Ballou Lois B1ge1OW Jean Sess1ons lyrene Spr1nkle 1 Y, 1925-Hartie Leininger 1934-Helen LaVon Lucas 1943-Leah Werner Sullwan Alumm ORA C ARNDT 1897 ETHEL SIITH 1902 Q L T0 R HAROLD DAKIN 1941 BILL DAKIN 1938 060 IILIIR BALIDU 1943 ROY ARNDT RUSS AND CAROL LOU! 119483 BVU STINE 53 TOP ROW Nobel Elliott, Margaret Straxts Mary Clark William Bungard 'ENTER ROI Irene Hyde Carlos Beard Aileen Regal, Grant R Peters, Superintendent, Evelyn Holbrook Maurene Frink BOTTOI ROI George Gott, Nedra Arndt Erma Crile Berdene Dudley, Helen Bowen, Kenneth Klobe 503 FARNSWQRTH 1940 Q K AUBREY RINGLER Luna dllillha Q- ffl' 11.-Nm 1940 Jomnw amcuzn 1940 LUCILLE HE anucs cnummu: 1935 5 'Q' Q 3 1 J , R -- Q R ,R + R -- f- 9' , R 1, . ., I i WW ,W V by 4 , 2 'Q li b ',f'A R 4 , ' f U M I 4 W Close Street School about 1889 TOP ROI Ernie Hubler, Alta Biddinger, Charley Dirlern, Addie Close Elzie lard, Ina Hayle, Vernie Coats, Myrtle Beard, John Footer, Bertha Geanol, lanie Welle, Teacher lIDDLl ROI lrna Ringler, Iary Loomis, Ira Garber, lisa Sargent, Nina Johnson Edna Beard, Ora Arndt, Clate Arndt, Lorin Cunerlne, latte Biddlnger FRONT ROI Clint Holbrook, !rank1e Sargent, Dwight Clone, Claud Arndt, Iont Sargent, Clarence Arndt, Charley Beard, Ernie Bxddinger, lation Forney L Illlllll lnlhlul IKLLIVAI IR AND IRS FRANCIS BIDDINGER 5 Class of 1900 TOP ROW Maude Findley MIDDLE ROW Harry lngrnham Rex Drown Alumni Reunion 1903 56 1-'Rom' nom' zoe Pun, Arthur mu, ciara Funk yWf5 33 rw Ci 1:10270 APAWMS 58 Q db go, QU xx 42 Q Q A utographs wuswonm 58 1 ,J 1 L.-nl-....,r..4 A lo...-1 by WALIIOITH IIOTHZS . Knxhn , ls. U B ZKVSQQ-fijiiifa ,Q ZJZW WL? ZfZ!5!fAf6 R9 Ci fs Q aa A A 4? V 5 xx 41 5 xi? C W Sommer, Inc CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE BUICK SALES SERVICE 24 HOUR WRELKER SERVICE PHONE 2611 LODI OHIO O 0 Q HOME OF JUMBO AND JUMBO, JR. COMPLIMENTS OF The Farmers Gram 84 Malling Co. SOUTHERN LORAIN COUNTY S OLDEST SUPPLIER FOR FARM AND HOME NEEDS FEED SEEDS FERTILIZER GRAIN BUILDERS SUPPLIES AND COAL HARDWARE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR FARM AND HOME GASOLINE AND OIL PRODUCTS PHONE 175 WELLINGTON OHIO O o o WELLINGTON, OIL COMPANY Lodi Frozen Food Lockers LOCKERS TO RENT CUSTOM BUTCHERING CHILLINGWCUTTING'WRAPPING'QUICK FREEZING For LOCKERS OR HOME DEEP FREEZERS LARD RENDERING CURING SMOKING GROCERIES MEATS POULTRY FISH FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS SWISS CHEESE BEEF PORK VEAL AND LAMB SOLD AT WHOLESALE PHONE LODI 4851 o ONE MILE WEST OF LODI, OHIO H ON ROUTE U 224 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1950 The West Salem Equity Exchange Co GRAIN FEED LUMBER TILE FERTILIZER SEEDS WAYNE COAL FEEDS CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING PHONE 3641 WEST SALEM OHIO O O ' V . .BUILDING MATERIAL COMPLIMENTS OF Sprung Hull Greenhouses WHEN IT'S FLOWERS, USE OURS THEY RE FRESH PHONE 4702 LODI OHIO Ashland Scanltcary Dcury ICE CREAM BULK AND BRICK SPECIAL BRICKS AND MOLDS MADE TO ORDER ALL WAYS PHONE 118 119 MAIN ASHLAND OHIO 0 O ENJOY Q O Ted's Trucking Service GRAVEL SAND LIME LIMESTONE GENERAL HAULING OF ALL KINDS PHONE 8A SULLIVAN OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Glenn Jennings BUY CONCRETE FOR FARM CONSTRUCTION DELIVERED READY MIXED TO FARMERS Our Ready Mlxed Concrete 1S Un1f0rm1y dense, endur1ng and strong The m1x' 1S made for large volume prOdUCt1OD 1n our eff1c1ent central plant Of course, you want concrete flresafe, durable, moderate ln f1rSt cost and requ1r1ng llttle ma1n tenance PHONE 9 NEW LONDON OHIO O your job. Even a small job gets the benefit of Betty Lou Restaurant WHERE FRIENDS MEET WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO DINNER SPECIAL EVERY DAY CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY DELUXE SANDWICHES OPEN 24 HOURS SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ROUTE 224 SULLIVAN OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Polk Feed SQ Supply K L SPOTTS MANAGER SEED BALES TIES BUILDING MATERIAL COAL FEED FERTILIZER uRAIN FENCE TWINE PHONE POLK 351 POLK OHIO ICE CREAM we--1-me-W-HW Pop -wQ--wm-mM-w- c1GARET'rs FLAMINGO STEAKS CHOPS DELICIOUS HAMBURGER PHONE 5281 LODI OHIO Ellott s Funeral Home DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE MODERN INVALID CAR PHONE 2391 231 WOOSTER STREET LODI OHIO I I I I CHICKEN IN THE BASKET I - I Graham Studio PHOTO FINISHING EXPERTLY DONE CAMERAS, NEW AND USED PHOTO SUPPLIES, FILM ALL SIZES BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOR PHONE 326 SCHOOL STREET SULLIVAN OHIO Marshalls Water Service WATER WELL DRILLING WATER HAULING ONE AND ONE HALF MILES WEST OF SULLIVAN PHONE 164 RAYMOND MARSHALL I HTHE COUNTRY PHOTOGRAPHERH O Polk State Bank Sullivan Elevator Company CONGRA TO THE CLASS OF 1950 POLK O The Lodi Stare Bank THE FRIENDLY BANK LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COMPANY LODI OHIO Parker 8g Sans Funeral Home HOME FURNISHERS MEDINA STREET TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF SQUARE LODI OHIO Ohio Postries, Inc. Duchess Brand Pastrles Phone 2191 Ashland Oh1o We, the Class of 1950, would like to express our S1HCereSt thanks to everyone who helped to make our annual a success DO YOU USE The Times Gozette CLASSIFIED PAGE? You'l1 be amazed at the sure t1re, quick results obta1ned from the smallest 3 11ne ln sertion 1ng and add Dollars to your Bank account Phone the ad taken any t1me between 8 A M 5 30 P M We will be glad to help you Take advantage of this Low Cost advertise LEDYARD BURIAL VAULTS For Ashland Vault, Inc ASHLAND OHIO New London PALMER AND GOLDING Feed Coal and Bu11d1ng Supplles Phone 72 Ohlo ..1 Ashland SINGER Compllments SEWING MACHINE 23 West Maln Phone 17291 COMPANY Oh1o O Compliments Of ' Of Welllngton Implement Internatlonal Harvester New Idea Power Farm Equlpment Refrlgeratlon Phone 89 Welllngton Oh1o Auto Truck Tractor Parts 119 Herrlck Ave East Phone 305 Compllments Of Wellington Greenhouse IRVING DUNFORD 222 South Street Phone 208 Welllngton On1o Wellington Auto Ports L W BAKER HARDWARE Myers Pumps Sales and Servlce Phone 114 Wellington Ohio 5515 is Headquarters FUHRMAN Bkos QR TRACTOR WEST SALEM omo Qfwifil Ill? THE Lon: IMPLEMENT oo Rnver Sfreef PHONE 2311 I-ODI OHIO INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PARTS SERVICE FARMALL TRACTORS o FARM IMPLEMENTS AND ACCESSORIES KESSER BASSETT MOTORS, INCORPORATED 652 Herrick Avenue, West Phone 116 4i5I hi Wellington O 0 Q l - I - I l - T - I l ' ..-LT h ' 4. L -3: .bg N W- .- .,, ,ml 1'-. . -- ff 1' Lf f 4' 1 , . . , . V rf I .I-4,4-'.1,..--, ' ' ' ',,,,, . , ,.4VlJ..,v , , '. '- -!AM- in i 'K U-'O AA I-,Yrs-lf fvf4f f ' vw f, We - ,ze v- -'- v - - - ' F . M ' A ' .ENT A -1-- A 1 - . Of o Z I 0 o Ashland PARRY MOTOR SALES DeSoto Plymouth GMC Trucks Factory Approved Serv1ce 92 East Second Street Phone 1 9301 Oh1o The Savlngs and ,:l g 'lL-ag, ,,if-1'.i -5'- mumw Anulunn IJCJZlI1 annmuacn Banklng 2 Company Qwest -5:--ii Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatlon New London Oh1o Ashland BUCKEYE ROOFING COMPANY A11 K1nds Of Rooflng Sheet Metal and S1d1ng 1049 Claremont Avenue Phone 14981 Oh1o Nova Comp11ments Of NOVA ELEVATOR COMPANY Oh1o L ' ' ' ' n '-'44 - nag' lu, , I- '--., .LM-I' x, ' 1- x. 1 E : H 5 1 if I , F . f ..,.. ' ,391 N.-4.142 iw2,T4,wF A im' qw- ,Q9--! 3,41 , WB 4,124 .xf 7 ,iv K ., -N-'.f.-....M .. . A . ASHLAND HARDWARE COMPANY , Phone 1001 Ashland Ohio Compliments Of STREIT AND KRAMER Haxdwale and Farm Implements Polk Oh1o DEKALB 1S Quallty Where Quallty Counts' There s only one place where quallty counts and that s the corn crlb SEE ME TODAY tor h1gh ylelding Hlgh quallty good keeplng DeKalb seed corn Dealer B W Hawley Sulllvan Ohlo Phone 25h Poultry L1V9StOCk MASTER MIX FEEDS CENTRAL FEED AND SUPPLY COMAPNY Seeds Fertlllzer Gr1nd1ng M1X1Hg Phone 93 Welllngton Oh1o MASTE R 7 . , . . ' 1 9 . . . , 1 H 0 xi Q: . ' gg tn 0 . E Y I Yu ' 2 ,, . ! 1 ' , if r 1 -Q Z. 1 ?T'5f1'g' , W.-3,1 1 .1 :J,,ih1 iq-,:k,, Q W+dWgQU?' Qil:s:i:,f:.':f ' A WELLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY H V Klme T C McHahon Phone 256 Welllngton Oh1o Compllments Of SPRINGHILL GREENHOUSE when It s Flowers, Use Ours They re Fresh Phone 4702 Lodl Oh1o WIGHT JEWELRY STORE Guaranteed Repalrlng At Reasonable Prlces Phone Welllngton 206 Y New London J THE FASHION SHOP Ladles Apparel Dxesses ultts 112 South Maln Welllngton Oh10 Y I -. - I DiamondsrGifts.Watches ' v LUCAS MOBIL SERVICE 'NEW New London Phone 2222 Oh1o THE ASHLAND BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY Th1s bank does a general banklng bLSlHCSS commerclal and SaV1HgS pays Interest on SaV1HgS Accounts and SO11C1tS your buslness Ashland Oh1o ART PRINTING COMPANY 107 East Second Street Ashland Oh1o MOORE S CLEANERS We own and operate our own buslness 122 Depot Stxeet Welllngton Onlo i If . . L . 1 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A f I A Compllments Of BOYER DAIRY Ashland Ohlo Welllngton IRISH S LITTLE bUPER MARKET Cholce Meats, GFOCGFIGS F1Sh and Poultry Phone 237 Ohlo Homervllle HOMERVILLE SERVICE CENTER General Auto Repa1r Weldlng SGrV1CC Resldence Phone 357 Oh1o New London THE SACKETT EASTMAN FUNERAL 24 Hour Ambulance Servlce Phone 58 Ohlo I 1 . . y F GreasewOil FERGUSON TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS Burch Farm Tools Navratil Tractor Sales Phone 311 Wellington Ohio SHEPHERD CHEVROLET ,ffl Herrick Avenue, West Telephone 17 Welllngton Oh1o TELEPHONE 525269, 6fZ5 ZQUVWWQEZI 127 HERRICK AVE wEsT WELLINGTON OHIO HIGGINS AND ROBINSON Jewelers Telephone 53W All Watches Tested On Watchmaster W THE MOST PRECIOUS GIFT IS 6ZLP Wellington Ohig -5 ,, IE 54 ., Z A Q ifl-l Xxlllfl ' ' 61,65 XXII!! A CHU X I 'Eel Iflvxs M fl,xxX x GUY E WELLS AND SONS Insurance And Real Estate The Best In Insurance 0ttice.Phone 261 Y Resldence Phone 268 W Wellington, Ohio Sul11van Representat1ve is Kenneth Haulk Phone 124 Su111van, Ohio WEEKLEY'S Feed Coal Fertilizer Phone b5 B M Weekley WEEKLEY'S Gra1n Seeds Coal WELLINGTON HARDWARE HPh11gas Bottled Natural Gas Phllco and G E Appllance Maytag Washers Myers Water Systems Phone 242 Welllngton The Most Of The Best For The Oh1o Least And Telev1sion Compl1ments Of REXALL DRUG STORE Welllngton Oh1o , o ' Ah New London, Ohio ' u G . H . 1 First Wellington Bonk Grovely Ohio Compony t f The United Doury Co ' Si Oh For G Eq 'p t A d P L M 1' gt on Complimen s O Phone L d' Oh THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK DICK S TRUCK SERVICE Agrlcultural L1me 1852 Llmestone Ashland s Oldest Bank Sand Coal R E Hawley Member Federal Deposlt Phone 257 Sull1van Oh1o Well Bullt Smartly Styled, Comfortable Flttlng Shoes For The Young Man Or Woman Of Today At Work And At Play CORNWELL AND GAULT Fine Footwear Ashland Oh1o ASHLAND RESTAURANT Good Food At Popular Prlces Ashland Oh1o I I Insurance Corporation .,, l 2 EARNIES COFFEE SHOP Fine Foods And Dr1nks Phone 00b1 1220 Cleveland Road Ashland Ohio A B JONES Studebaker Sales And Servlce The 'next look' in Cars and sell, all makes of used cars Telephone 287 Welllngton Ohlo Compllments Of BARRETTS Ashland Ohio HASSINGER GARAGE General Repa1r1ng 24 Hour Wrecker Servlce Phones 258 373 Nova Oh1o I I We trade for, THE BAILEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sales and Servlce 19 North Maln Street Phone 91 New London Ohlo SOPHIO SERVICE STATION Expert Radlo Repa1r1ng R C A RadlO Tubes Sylvanla Tubes Tested Free John Kantzer at B and O R R Sulllvan Ohlo Route 58 JOHNS NEISS WALGREEN AGENCY Your Frlendly Store Wlth Every Day Needs Cosmetlcs D1UgS Clgaxs eandy Luncheonette 16 East Maln Stxe t Ashland 1 4991 Compllments OI SHERRICH S DINER And The LOTTAGE RESTAURANT Ashlind Ohxo 7 Prescriptions ' , n . , O p , , - - . ' L . 2 l I 1 i i Welllngton THE F M JONES MOTOR COMPANY Ford Sales Ford Service Phone 369 Oh1o Ashland NEW BEACON INN Good Food Candy Clgarettes Ice Cream Gas And O11 Corner 42 59 C Hummel Oh1o JLPRGLOL INIThlllD ri ff-31 1 nrmmen SUl11Van FARNSWORTH W1111amson Furnaces Spoutlng Phone 338 Oh1o Ashland Br1ng Your Ford Home To TOPPING BROTHERS Fourth And Un1on Stzeets New Cars And Trucks Used Cars Oh1o 9 kr 7 x VI ll lOn . ,- ' r gQ+4 Heating and Roofing HILLIKERS MUSIC STORE 149 Herrick Ave W. Television Radio Kitchens Electrical Appliances Sewing Machines Instruments Wellington Phone 92 Ohio Compliments Of BRENNER SHOE COMPANY Friendly Service Since 1919 Wellington Ohio Compliments Ot GEORGE VARIETY STORE Wellington Ohio Compliments Ot Chxyslel Plymouth Salfs And Seivice Phone 345 Wellington Ohio PERRY MOTOR SALES INCORPORATED FARMERS BANK OF ASHLAND The 'Frlendly Bank 101 75 years Member Federal Reserve Insurance Corporatlon COMPLIMENTS OF KROGER COMPANY Manage1 Vlrgel Fulton 140 Cente Street Make Thls Youx Shopplng Center For GTOCGTIGS Meats And D1y Goods SNYDER S GENERAL STORE On The Square Phone 361 Polk Ohlo COMPLIMENTS OF A AND P COMPANY Manager W o Graham Ashland Oh1o I ' I I Ashland Ohio ! i ' V . fi HELBERT AND SHENBERGER Sc1ent1f1c Foot F1tt1ng We Belleve That The Futule Belongs To Those Who Bulld For It Charles I Helbelt Ha1 y R Shenbergtr KFootwear For The Famllyj Ashland Maln Street Oh1o KERR PRINTING COMPANY Commelclal Prlntlng ASHLAND TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Cleveland Avenue Internatlonal Trucks Tractors Reirlgeratlon Phone 961 M813 Ashland Oh1o BURK CHEVROLET SALES A1115 Chalmers and New Idea Farm Equlpment Servlce Trucks bales New London Oh1o Sullivan Ohio ADD I S FUNERAL HOME D1st1nct1ve Memorlals Phone 2601 West Salem Oh1o MOM S PLACE Good Food 24 Hour Lodl Ohlo BENSON AND SONS Wholesale Gas Del1very Shell Products Case Machlnery Phone 2211 Lod1 Ohlo Compllments Of MILLER S LOG CABIN MARKET The Complete Food Store' We1l1ngton Ohlo Sohio Products Phone VET S Phone 12431 12431 CAB Prompt Courteous 24 Hour Servlce RALPH S GROCERY AND MARKET Grocerles and Meats Cash Pa1d For Cream And Eggs Phone JUA Nova Oh1o HI SPEED Gas And O11 On The Square We G1ve Eagle Stamps Spencer Oh1o LACY BROTHERS Sales and Servlce Phone 488 Nova Ohlo GRAY S FURNITURE STORE 40 West Second Street We Buy and Sell Good Used Furnlture F M Gray, Manager Ashland Phone 1042 Oh1o BIDDINGER S HARDWARE Dealer In Pa1ntS Glass Hardware Phone 312 Nova Oh10 Compllments Of HALLADAY S SOHIO STATION On The Square LOG1 Oh1o Y M M 1 v . ' n ' 'I - . ,. O 1. A ,, V . an L 1 v l Cll'I'C7 FEEDS Best Wishes Of SPENCER ELEVATOR Phone 64 REYNOLDS LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Bullders' Supplmes ROOI1Dg Palnts and O1ls New London Ohio Compl1ments OI VILLA NAY FARM Mr And Mrs Ga1l He1fner Su111VaH Oh1o JOHNSON AND KYSOR GARAGE General Repalr and Weldlng Phone bl3 Savannah JIM'S REPAIR SHOP Gas and E1ectr1c Weld1ng Portable Equipment Phone Welllngton 317R Route 58 Hunt1ngton Oh1o JOHNNY'S FOOD BASKET End OI Un1on Street Always Food Value At The Food Basket Ashland Oh1o BURNER SUTHERLAND HARDWARE Phone 232 Fr1g1da1re Products New London Ohio MURR S GROCERY Grocries and Meats Frozen Foods 12 South Main Street Phone b7 New London Oh1o l 1 un-ull' lull Will- i hrrm-lcslcd - Compliments And ' ' ' . . . I Y Eat And Engoy LEHMAN S ENRICHED BREAD It s Good Eatlng' Lehman's Bakery New London Oh1o LINDSAY S SUNCO SERVICE STATION General Repa1ring And Accessorles Phone 661 Savannah Savannah Oh1o C0mpl1meDtS 01 F M WOOLWORTH Ashland Oh1o SULLIVAN TIN SHOP John L Rlngler Spoutlng, P1umb1ng Heating Rooflng Phone 536 Sullivan Ohio Compl1ments Of PAINES MUSIC SHOP Ashland Ohio A Complete L1ne Oi Fancy Frults and Vegetables Fresh Meats and GTOCGTIOS We Buy Eggs Sulllvan Oh1o L L SMITH PROPRIETOR Custom Butcherlng Wholesale And Retall Meat SUll1VaH Oh1o GORDON'S PAINT AND PAPER STORE 235 Orange Street Phone 2973 'Don't Put It Oft Put It On Ashland Ohio ff I ' V ' ' Y R. B. LAMB SUPER MARKET L. F. BEVIER AND COMPANY John DeerewFirestone Farm Machinery Tires And Tubes Telephone 152, Wellington BOBS RESTAURANT Village Restaurant New London Ohio TED D ALL MODERN LOG CABINS Also Novelties and Ornaments One Route 60 And 224 Phone 8131 New London Ohio Compliments Of THE SPENCER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers Of Auto Axels Telephone 2391 Spencer Ohio WHITE CITY RECREATION Bowling For Young And Old Route 224 Sullivan Ohio ENDERBY BROTHERS GARAGE AND RESTAURANT Sohio Service General Repairs Wrecker Service Phone 8134 New London Ruggles Ohio LA POINT SERVICE STATION B F Booth Proprietor Phone 244 Savannah Ohio JACK S PLACE Candy Pop Magazines Ice Cream cigarettes North OI Stop Light Route 58 Sullivan Oh1o H H I EatsdGaswGroceries Home Cooked Meals And Pie n a '-' LJ: . S THE SPENCER HATCHERY Poultry and Barn Equlpment Feeds Baby Chlcks Custom Hatch1ng Pa1nts Telephone 2741 pencer Oh1o Phone Sull1van 522 Route 58 FOSTER MACHINE Ornamental Ralllng CIns1de And Outh Free Estlmates Cuttlng And Lathe Work SUll1Van Oh1o A COOPER BROTHERS Coal Concrete Excavatlon Phone 6171 shland Ohlo Compllments Ot BARRICK S RESTAURANT SU111VaH Oh1o iff-wx p4 U -v ASHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU Ashland Oh1o Compl1ments Ot ALTON AND EVELYN MOSHAL MOSKAL S GROCERY Hunt1ngton Oh1o Kenneth H Haulx INSURANCE AUtOmODlle L1te r1re Personal Acc1dent Health Hospltal And Farm L1ab1l1ty Phone 124 Sull1van Oh1o I NARDENE CONFECTIONERY Ashland Oh10 ' H l, ,Q 1 Electric and Acetylene Welding COQOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION INC Of HARDWARE Of Quallty And Dependab1l1ty Author1zed Westlnghouse Dealer O M Gr1SS1nger Phone dub New London Oh1o Compl1ments STAHL'S HARDWARE Ashland Oh1o Compl1ments Of D B BARNES Cloth1ng Shope New London Oh1o HAROLDS MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks 333 Orange Street Ashland Oh1o Compl1ments and Best W1SheS NEW LONDON GREENHOUSES 139 F1rst Street Flowers tor Every Occaslon Phones 131 or 1705 Complete Banklng Servlce Checklng Accounts Savlngs Accounts Real Estate and Personal Loans Safety Depos1t Boxes FARMER S SAVINGS BANK Spencer Oh1o GULF SERVICE STATION Gene Bryan Mechanlc Ralph Landford, Proprletor Phone 182 SU1l1V3D Oh1o Compl1ments OI WONDER BAR RESTAURANT O K Emch, Jr Proprletor New London Oh1o I . . , .-, -, . . , . vv ' n . -.,......... ,.-,--,- -..., .... ,.......- O l . ' - 1 W 1 . v 9 . . . -, ZIMMERMANS DRY CLEANING DRIVE IN 1320 Claremont Phone 2401 hland Oh1o Comp11ments Of P B Klrkton I CASE FARM IMPLEMENT Hardware London Oh1o Compliments Oi MOORE AND ROBERTS Farmers Bank Bu1ld1ng hland Oh1o PIE HOUSE RESTAURANT We Sell Everythlng A11 Klnds Of Drlnks Spencex Oh1o For The Best Entertalnment KAROLYN THEATRE New London Oh1o POORMAN TAX AUDIT Spec1a11z1ng In Income Taxes In All Branches Bookkeeplng ACCOuDt1ng Audlts Forms and Servlces Avallable 19 gf East Main Phone 15711 Ashland Oh1O GRAVES STUDIO Portra1t and Commerclal Photographer R E Queen, Manager Phone 87 New London Oh1o Compllments Of HANNON MOTOR SALES Internat1ona1 Trucks Telephone A Welllngton Oh1o I T 2 SNYDER S ELECTRIC SHOP Radlo Repalr Servlce Zenlth T816V1S1On Sales and Servlce Phone 192 New London Oh1o C M CRUMRINE Chrysler Plymo th Sales and Servlce 345 Orange Street Phone 4461 Ashland Oh1o WAKEMAN HOBBY SHOP Model Ra11roads Boats Alrplanes Autos Motors and Supp11es Su111van Vets Teacher P S Tawney Phone 618 Compllments Of STONE AND KNAPP Farm Equ1pment Phone 33 New London Ohio PACKARD AND HUDSON Sales and Servlce J1m Hughes 7701 171 East Maln Ashland Ohio WILKEY'S GENERAL STORE Qua11ty Meats UrOC8rleS Dry Goods Hardware And Supp11es Su111van Oh1o Comp11ments Ot THOMAS MARATHON SERVICE Cat Gas U E P O11 Phone 223 New London Oh1o WEST END GREENHOUSE V.E. Heltsche, Proprietor Flowers For A11 Occaslons 177 West Maln Street Phone 124 We111ngton Oh1o l f5'n'xhag .v'..,.,r fgr'. V . . . B- . - . . E7 D I 9 . . 0