Sullivan High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)
- Class of 1955
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I David Cunningham Annabelle Leininger Helen Grum Ronald Lahorie Alice Foster Janet Hawley Joyce Keener Betty Allgire Mary Lou Regal David Lee Welch Ernest Weiler Emma Jean Thompson Royal Stark, Jr. Charlene Pointer David Lester Welch Pat Lamh Nona Howe Pauline Hubler Don Rhoades Lyle Hoffman Dorothy Querin Donald E. Larabee Ann Foster -- Grace Cunningham BOARD OF EDUCATION Ed Allgire, Pres. Morton Cole Harold Gordon Robert Handley George McConnell Treva Kirkpatrick, Clerk BUS DRIVERS Earl Roach Vernon .I . Burkett Maybelle Sooy Mr. Weyer 2 eafetetia goof: ut anitot fx V A are 'K' Chuck Foster Presentmg the X i I Validation We, the class of '55, are proud to dedicate our annual The Spirit of '55 to our class advisor, Mr. DonaldE.Larabee lt is our fondest hope that this de- dication will convey our sincere apprecia- tion for Mr. Larabee's Understanding and patience through our many trials and tribu- lations. 4 S 0 o Presenting theooo X -QI' ,dw ef X 'V n . E e , is fu.. . , ,E . . ,,..,,r: Ji if W fif fiiliii 7 'k5g'?fM1 3 ..., . . Supf. D. Larabee, W. Weber G Moc Kellcr, G. Hossinger. Wolford, L. Duncan, R Albright Barber. Bowie, G. Guiley. Pointer, A . Livingston Baker. 'uf ,Z-'grvlv Presenting the K Patsy June Lamb II Pafll Janet Marie Hawley ll-lonll Helen Ann Grum Dynamite , , rr f L. Lbfww N ,fn 5, il Sl . 1 David William Cunningham Dove David Lee Welch ul Dove!! V: ,,.x,,.,.3 .MN . X.,,.,m,,,, ,STIWWA F if 'Vi 4 -4 .eff be . . ff' Nike ,Aga Z Q 1 ik kx, 'Q we are . if r.. s x. Aff Lyle Amos Freyman ll Fryll I e is ' . e -...: e M a y . ' A - 1, 3 x ' 5-A 3 X . ,- I . x if A Q jg Y N Q-I sb . ,X sent. , wi miisii, 2 Betty Lou Allgire nl Bersyll s NFS.. f x X . 51. Shirley Ngomi Bryan nRockyu .ivy S5 e. fi. five, if 4 . , ,. Alice Marie Foster Al I ce Rose Marie Free Rosie . ,g,,,x iii' Lyle Anafhony Hoffman Il Hoff!! Juanita Louise Hawley Winnie Mona Jean Howe Monia Pauline Frances Hubler Joyce Marlene Keener Weenie I0 ,...-..--9+ Ronald Charles Laborre John Annabelle May Leininger S at FEXSQQ ' XXEA ,K sis' -lu aw :f'Q3 +N Dorothy Mae Querin ll Dots: Delores Charlene Pointer Charlie me QW .Q wr. . .,,.-anuqr .1 Q' Q, A v-xi' Carl WI llnam Pay :- 0 we Mary Lou Regal ll Lumll Royal William STark,Jr. d 1 U Margaret Dorothy Tohya llMargenn Donald George Rhoades n Donn JoAnn Sutton David Lester Welch Panther Robert William Taylor IlBobll Emma Jean Thompson Emmie Carole Jams Weyer ll Token Ernest Merle Weiler Ernie 6144.4 poem We're the class of fifty-five For us it has been quite a drive At last after twelve full years We leave our school of joy and tears. Betty Allgire is first on our list A day of school she has tried not to miss. Shirley Bryan with diploma in her hand Leaves us now wearing a wedding band. David Cunningham, he gives a big groan As a wrong note comes from his trombone. Alice Foster never in the stand She's out marching with our band. Next in line is Rose Marie Free She's a friend to both you and me. Lyle Freyman to our class is just great But how many times has he shown up late? Helen Grum with baton in her hand Strutting, marching and leading our band. Janet Hawley with her brown eyes How she wishes for a couple of guys. Juanita Hawley is quite a gal To all of us she is a great pal. Lyle Hoffman with his Buick eight Needs some money to celebrate. Mona Howe with her short black hair Ohl How she wishes she were a millionaire Pauline Hubler with her tuba Wishes that she could go to Cuba. Joyce Keener who lives in town You never see her with a frown. John Laborie so carefree and gay He'll talk to you any time of the day. Pat Lamb with answers so quick From her iokes we get a big kick. Annabelle Leininger so quiet and shy To her we give our final goodbye. Margaret Tahya and Carl Pay Our favorite couple of the day. Charlene Pointer with smile so bright Never makes it to school after a big night Dorothy Querin with her eyes of blue How she wishes she were five foot two. Mary Lou Regal with her red hair In this world she has not a care. Don Rhoades sometimes called Dusty It seems at times his mind is rusty. Bucl Stark looking for a seat So he can sit down and begin to eat. JoAnn Sutton our next girl in line She's from Texas and is doing fine. Bob Taylor a carefree guy To please you he will always try I4 Emma Jean Thompson for four years has had fun As our cheerleader she ranks number one. Ernie Weiler with football in his hand Many a night he made his stand. David Lee Welch with nickname of Dave Seems he is always trying to save. David Lester Welch dressed so neat Is always trying to keep on the beat. Last is Carole Weyer a great fan She just arrived home from a year in Japan. W2 have gone through our class iust For fun We thank our teachers for what they have done. They've helped us through our trouble and Fights And taught us to stand up for our rights. -k'k'k'k'k fad! W 1' l and lfeitament We the senior class of Sullivan High School being of sound mind and body on this 25th day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and titty-tive do hereby and hereon make this our last will and testament and do make all other wills and testaments void: To the teachers we leave the thought of peace and quiet For the First time in four years. To the members ofthe iunior class we leave our stale chewing gum and torn textbooks. May they make good use of all of them. To the sophomores we leave our ability to skip detentions. Good luck kids. To the freshmen we hereby bequeath our quietness in the hope that they will follow our steps and keep out of trouble. I, Betty Allgire, leave to David Zacharias the privilege of sitting in the first seat of each room providing he can get the teachers to change the alphabet. I, Shirley Bryan, do hereby bequeath my quietness to Judy Wright. I, David Cunningham, do hereby bequeath my brains to David Miller. I, Alice Foster, leave a box of kleenex to each class because I will not be here to borrow From. I, Rose Marie Free, leave my ability to drive to school to Janet Foster in hopes that she gets a drivers license. I, Don Rhoades, leave my hair styles to Alan Wacker. I, Lyle Freyman, leave my ability to bake a cake to Keith Roice. I, Janet Hawley, leave my ability to work in a restaurant ro tdith Thompson . Juanita Hawley, leave my ability to walk to school to Wesley Reese. Lyle Hoffman, leave my ability to drive around on an empty tank of gas to Chuch Swope. I, Mona Howe, leave my place at the telephone switchboard to Alice McClaFIin. Keep your ears open and your mouth shut, Alice. Joyce Keener, leave my cackle to Sandra Taylor. John Laborie, leave my ability to make Fouls to Kenny Nichols. I, Pat Lamb, to Barbara Bakos do leave my place as wittiest. I, Annabelle Leininger, bequeath my ability to type up the school menus to Carol Walter. I, I, I, I, I5 I, Carl Pay, leave my place on the football team to Justin Jones. Dorothy Ouerin, leave my .ability to argue about bookkeeping to Tom McConnell. Mary Lou Regal, leave my red hair to Edrie Nichols. I, Bud Stark, leave my good grades in Science to the Thompson boys. I, JoAnn Sutton, leave my Texas accent to Edith Ringler. l, Margie Tahya, leave my ability to go steady for three years while in school to Anna Hastings. I, Bob Taylor, leave my ability to get all the girls to Ronnie Sprinkle and hope that he can keep them I, Ernest Weiler, leave my ability to bite the girls to Bob Humphrey. I, Emma Jean Thompson, leave my cheerleading ability to Mary Ann Marshall. I. Dave Welch, leave my ability to draw cartoons to Dick Foster. I, David Welch, leave my place as best dressed boy to Chuck Swope. I, Pauline Hubler, leave my ability to play the piano to Franklin Allgire. I, Carole Weyer, leave my ability to write letters in school during study hall to Glenda Keefer. I, Charlene Pointer, leave my seat on the basketball bus to Della Hawley. I, I I Signed and sealed this 25th day of May nineteen hundred and Fifty-five. The Class of i955 61444 -ffl'.4to'cy FIRST HOUR: We began our ascent on the path of knowledge in September I943 with the following charter members: Betty Allgire, Alice Foster, Lyle Freyman, Helen Grum, Janet Hawley, Pauline Hubler, Joyce Keener, Robert Taylor, and Emma Jean Thompson. Mrs. Draper was our teacher for the year. SECOND HOUR: During our second grade we continued our campaign against the evils of ignorance still under the guidance of Mrs. Draper. Our class was increased by One with the addition of Royal Stark, Jr. THIRD HOUR: During our third grade we were under the guidance of Mrs. Soka, who introduced us into the realm of human relations by the study of geography For the first time . David Lee Welch ioined our group that year. FOURTH HOUR: The same old gang was back this year and we were joined by Juanita Hawley and Mona Howe. Mrs. Zacharias helped us along in our search For knowledge. FIFTH HOUR: During this year our class was divided into two separate classes. One class under the guidance of Mrs. Zacharias and the other half under the guidance of Miss Long. David Cunningham and Lyle Hoffman ioined our ranks. SIXTH HOUR: Being the oldest on the playground, we felt quite proud of ourselves this year. We had finally reached the medium on our voyage for knowledge. Mrs. Zacharias Baker was still our teacher. SEVENTH HOUR: A milestone in our young lives was our entrance into Junior High this year. For the first time we were to have more than one teacher to help us in our search for knowledge. We felt quite big being allowed to pass from one room to another room for our classes. Carl Pay ioined our class this year. Mrs. Rank was our advisor for this year. I6 Q EIGHTH HOUR: 'Being able to smile at the blunders of the seventh graders, we were now a little surer of ourselves. Mr. Kilchenman was our home room teacher this year. Shirley Bryan ioined our class at this time. NINTH HOUR: At long last we were in high school. We felt quite grown up now. John Laborie and Ernest Weiler ioined us this year. Our advisor was Mr., Prokop. TENTH HOUR: With the addition of Rose Marie Free, Pat Lamb, Annabelle Leininger, Dorothy Ouerin, Mary Lou Regal, and Margaret Tahya to our class ranks we were well on the way to being the largest class ever to graduate from Sullivan, our number now being 25. Mrs. Frances McNeel was our advisor this year. Some of our members ventured into the field of dramatics by helping the iunior class produce Hillbilly Wedding. ELEVENTH HOUR: We devoted the entire year to earning money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom for which we decorated to resemble an Old Fashioned Flower Garden, wishing well and all. Our class play Its Great To Be Crazy under the direction of Mr. Larabee was a howling success. Our class increased by one more this year when Don Rhoades ioined our ranks. TWELFTH HOUR: This year we were on the last mile in our search for knowledge. This was a busy year for us. We published the annual, had our pictures taken, picked out invitations and were guests at the Junior-Senior Prom. We became travelers for the first time by taking our senior class trip to Washington D. C., and New York City. JoAnn Sutton and Carole Weyer ioined our class. The biggest event of our life to date took place at our commencement exercises on the evening of May 25, T955 in the High School Auditorium when 30 members received their high school diplomas. flu: ptopiecy Samaritan Hospital Ashland, Ohio May 25, l965 Dear Mona: I have iust returned from my vacation trip during which time I saw all of the members of our graduating class in l955. You will be surprised to hear what some of them are doing. You remember Betty Allgire, don't you? She is a teacher on an Indian Reservation in Oklahoma. I spent a delightful day visiting withShirley Bryan on her dairy farm in Wisconsin. She has as her neighbor Emma Jean Thompson who o cademv. I flew to Washington D.C. and the pleasant air line stewardess was Alice Foster. While in Washington I had lunch with Ohio's new Senator Rose Marie Free. From Washington I went to New York City where I discovered Lyle Freyman' was the chef at the Waldorf Astoria. While shopping at Macy's in New York, I ran into Helen Grum who is a receptionist. She told me that Janet Hawley is now gray haired from tryin'g toTe-dahbiher people's children. I had my hair done at the new Gay Paree Beauty Salon owned and operated by Juqnifq Hawley. It sure is a swanky place. 1'-' When I left my hotel, I took a taxi to Grand Central Station and who should be the driver but Lyle Hoffman. He is married to Pauline Hubler who is giving piano lessons hoping to dis- cover another Liberace. I7 '1 xl Quite a few ofthe old gang have settled ih or near Sullivan. Jo ce Keener is married but still works at the dime store in Ashland during the rush seasons. John La orie went to Ohio State and now manages a big farm near Huntington. Bob Taylor has his own machine shop in Sullivan. Carl Pay runs a big construction company and has as his secretary and part-time company nurse, Margaret Tahya . His head accountant is Annabelle Leininger. Dave Lee Welch is still cm bachelor and has his own gun shop. -' ' Have you seen the latest issue of Famous People ? It is iust full of pictures of some of our classmates who have made names for themselves. On the cover is a picture of JoAnn Sutton who is now a famous Powers model. I regd in the women's section where Mary Lou Regal has been chosen Mother of the Year . She has six red-headed sons. Dorothy Querin was alsoselected Nurse of the Month. There is also an article written by the famous Nuclear Chemists Bud Stark and David Cunningham. Seems they have found a new atom or something like that. While shopping in Cleveland the other day, I saw Ernie Weiler taking his family of five children through the toy department in Higbees. He is a science instructor at Case. I had lunch with Charlene Pointer who is now private secretary to the president of the May Company. She gets all her nice clothes at a discount. Did you know that Carole Weyer has settled in Pennsylvania on a large mink ranch. I had a letter from her several weeks ago and she told me that David Lester Welch has a large beef-cattle farm near her home. I have a dinner engagement next week with Don Rhoades who runs his own art school in Ashland. I was so glad, Mona Howe, to hear of your a as chief operator for the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. I really must close for this time. Duty calls me. I have a new title now, Pat Lamb Head Nurse of Instruction and with the new position goes a lot of extra work to keep me busy. Write soon. As ever, your classmate , Pat P.S. l almost forgot, Mr. Larabee is still at Sullivan and looking for a quiet and well-behaved class. I8 'Q 'K f xx , ' - Q 1 . eg as I' K 41 'S Q: -. 'M Mi- v ., ..s ' .X 'rv 5 'fa xi r fm '- 5 Q i if 'V ' Yi R - W 4 - X , A . T f 1. x C , 7' rl N il mf s .au 4..w'.hs J' an I 5 ,f i'f f'-.., -am Eggx Q , ,Wk Qf 2? . '-1-, JE P- 'f B 1 V M ix 'Q IQ .f f . ff ' NYS fy 3 M ...,- EES' jiri 1934 . 1 .... vw: B.A f 49 .V i R 1 . A 1 ,-' 4 L. H. 'lm' .fa v ark? iixhw. J. H. 'gage . +. . if -'. .2j. 3A - ' - ,, ., . .,., . P E.T. ., .. -W . L.. . K W W ia. , . . v 4-vw... 1 ,... , A S31 ., 43 ' 1 .23-:iF'f3f,i2f?52:3::I'Z.3 s- . . h F ...ff , Ha , .- y 'EZ i EM K i . f ff- W . :i x .5 . I -if , ,. .V .W LY, LA jx! YJ In si' 'Y J.L.H. ww' W ,Z 1 QQ .3 u '81 i , 3. E. W. LQ F is gg: sm! 15 A.- W. 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Presenting the uniot glans Kenneth Nichols Janice Pfeiffer Ben Kelly Arclith Leiningef Ruth Allgire Barbara Bakos Richard Foster Donna Givcn Woyne Hoffman Robert Pettit Wesley Reese Keith Roice Lewis Sandoval Bradley Smith Ronald Sprinkle Charles Swope Sandra Taylor E difh Thompson Alan Wacker YOFAOIIIOZG 6145.1 Daniel Nesbett David Clark Robert Wilson Edith Ringler Curtis Howe Richard Hawley Frank Graham J anet Foster David Miller L arry Messmcre Mary Ann Marshall Glenda Keefer Coral Walter Rcse Marie Regal E rlrie Nichols Don Miller Judith Wright Rover Weilr-r Absent S icvf: Puliuzz 4 'wi X. 1 ' X K Hi . . ,wb 'wi QE bien ak? Rf'-ll-'Y FQ' 6 ...M kvj, -i lima if -.rf A X it A 1 fxq- ? l 'iv vw-...gg ,Q Q' , fill 35' Q 5 in -5 5 Q bhz. Q. NJ? i IAQ! .........-.-,, s id' M! 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Petersen, J. Davis, J. Ballou C. Hyde, D. Horvath, M. Harris, M. M. Hassinger, Mrs. Baker. Rear Row: W. Karcagi, J. Karcagi, R. Jacquet, R. Bryan, L. Blessing, C. Curry, R. Marshall, W. Channel, E. Barone, J. Bell, H. Cowhick, T. Hawley. 41A 3 514 grade F' ' V .-: rl. Nichols, C. Horvath, B. Crcutt, S. Camry, C. i-lunphrey, A. Prim-antelli, S. Balluu, S. Farm..-ptr' , A. Meek, B. Stark, G. Sifread, L. Baon. N.i.:.1l0 R x: Mrs. Clouser, J, Hollandsworth, C. Reese, J. Funlc, M. Wright, B. Millet, R. Patton. J Hallett Q ali , J. Maynairf, J. Baan, C. Jaccaud, L. Nalley, Rfru. 'I w : L. R hrrins, G. Curry, R. Pifer, W. Messmore, L. Handley. R. Maynard, R. Lucas, J. Bauer ' .-armrel, D. Menclenhall, D. Berrv. We-- YYY. Q . . a-www-1-y-....1M '..,. M Y xfg, ,....-......i-I if fi s AQ. . .K X 7 , ,N-s-J . 5 ff 4 x 1.13 Zncf 8 31:1 gurlz Front Row: R. Dumond, L. Handley, K. Lebeau, K. Sifread, R. Ward, S. Knapp, E. Clawson, R. Funk, L. Moneysmith, R. Blessing, D. Eby. Middle Row. J. Brockway, T. Smith, G. Nalley, B. Maynard, A. Pay, B. Klingler, H. Messmore, C. Ringler, R. Folden, T. Dreibelbis, S. Ringler, M. Barone. Rear Row: Mrs. Livingston, F. Cassell, T. Miller, T. Worcester, D. Zacharias, P. Cole, T. Sooy, J. Peters, J. Patton, V. Hawley, R. Mayes, B. Bryan, D. Elliott. l.4t 8 2nd Grade: Front Row: D. Ringler, R. Maynard, V. Burns, L. Hollandsworth, S. Horvath, G. Kratzer, L. Painter, S. Meek, S. Weller, S. Wright, T. Smith, P. Wright. Middle Row: W. Burns, T. Cowhick, L. Jaquet, G. Hales, R. Wyatt, P. Davis, A. Clawson, M. Diebert S. Koons, D. Vance, T. Beard, E. Worcester. Rear Row: Mrs. Painter, S. Larabee, J. Horvath, J. Hawley, D. Wandel, D. Nalley, J. Horvath, F. Diebert, D. Denbow. I . . 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Reece, Coach Ronald Bowie. uniot fadletlvaff Team First Row- L. Peters, D. Farnsworth, R. Findley, H. Calame, D. Howe, R. Bell, E. Weaver, T. Menden Hall, D. Oxender, Asst. Coach Richard Kelly. Rear Row: Coach Ronald Bowie, V. Berry, T.. Pifer, C. patton, T. Sexton, J. Halada, N. Richards R. Hollandsworth, R. Weaver, C. Nichols. Charlene Pointer, Pclf Lomb Vanity EA eetfeadeu Emma Jean Thompson, Janet Foster, Mono Howe kffetve 642421444224 H QX ff 3 x 3 Lg? G gli 3121 5 Q Q-R gg-nunulllllll I MOST 0 5 WITTIEST ff? hmfi BEST I 'T1I'Si2 i TALKATIVE I 3. Nlcsst NICEST ff DRESSED BEST -,I -x 5 SMILE SMILE SENIOR MOST LIKELY SENIOR MOST LIKELY T llf K ' i f 'Q ' Q-1 , Dnesssn .W 3, R , My J ,E ,...- ' P- I Q - I ix Q. SSEI I fkls I 1 TO SUCCEED 42 TO SUCCEED 'L Who WITTIEST MOST POPU LAR BEST LOOKING MOST TALKATIVE MCST xx . WS 'Q Awe: POLITE MOST POPULAR 'wwf '-...L ...wg BEST LOOKING vw 'N- 'E' 'NR . g.' . lg .. . . Poms - -- I GWETEST OUIETEST K Presenting the X THE LODI STATE BANK THE FRIEN DLY BANK dw: ,I Cm. I wx I - LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU I If2Ck INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 2 VTX: INTEREST ON TIME CERTIFICATES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OFFICES AT: LODI OHIO VALLEY CITY COMPLIMENTS OF JOE'S I.G'. A. SUPER MARKET if? J. M. ATKINSON 8- SON PHONE 66 ,fx ' f A. A m! Q ',g.:.. 5: . 1 ' l4l , I' I ,lr ip. kk x I, I Q , Q Q 7 U I WYA3 A 1 f .- A I 'f Q. . ' : Q jw,-rp 4-if SULLIVAN ' A I ' A OHIO it X1-4 ' Betty Allgire Shirley Bryan Alice Foster Rose Marie Free Helen Grum Janet Hawley Juanita Hawley Mona Howe Pauline Hubler Joyce Keener Pat Lamb Annabelle Leininger Charlene Pointer Dorothy Guerin Mary Lou Regal .inflbhe Home QQMM GW wp PHONE 466 IW 'tam Oz., .in o CHILDREN O CAND IDS 0 COLOR I NG o COPYING O WEDDINGS O FORTRAITS Jo Ann Sutton Margaret Tahya Emma Jean Thompson Carole Weyer David Cunningham Lyle Freyman Lyle Hoffman Ronald Laborie Carl Pay Donald Rhoades Royal Stark Jr. Robert Taylor Ernest Weiler David Lee Vlelch David Lester Welch the Studio o FRAMES o ALBUMS o v '? 5'4r C. W. SOMMER, INC. PHONE 26II LODI OHIO BEST WISHES FROM CSBORNE LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER 8. BUILDING MATERIALS R. D. A3 BURSLEY ROAD - 4 MILES SOUTH V2 MILE WEST WELLINGTON, OHIO PHONES 439K 9384R I COMPLIMENTS OF THE FARMERS BANK CF ASHLAND MEMBER F D C SEATS STUDIC COMPLIMENTS OF The Aghland Bank 8: Savings Co. MEMBER OFF D I C LADY ASSISTANT BILL NORTON, PROPRIETOR NORTON-ANDREWS FUNERAL HOME PHONE I50 AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPPED III COURTLAND WELLINGTON OHIO SULLIVAN GARAGE BODY AND FENDER REPAIR, MOTOR REPAIR AND REBUILDING BRAKE SPECIALIST AND GENERAL REPAIR GAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES PHONE SULLIVAN I26 WILLIAM M. FRYMAN SERVICE STATION GULFLEX REGISTERED LUBRICATION - BATTERY SERVICE TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES PHONE I82 SULLIVAN OHIO -- -1? POLK CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF I955 POLK FEED 8I SUPPLY K. L. SPOTTES, MANAGER SEED - BUILDING MATERIAL - COAL - FEED FERTILIZER - GRAINS - FENCE PHONE POLK 351 OHIO THE PIILK STATE B I4 ,N COMMUNITY BANKING SERVICE ,E Y ,rl CONVENIENT BANKING SERVICE 'N un' I POLK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE OHIO SULLIVAN HARDWARE PITTSBURGH PAINTS - MAYTAG WASHERS GENERAL LINE OF HARDWARE FOR FARM 8- HOME PHONE 64 SULLIVAN OHIO SURREY INN LUNCHES - DINNERS - SHORT ORDERS FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNERS MILK SHAKES - SUNDAES WE CATER TO PARTIES PHONE 258 SULLIVAN OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF HALL'S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM SPECIAL PRICES FOR SOCIALS 8- PARTIES BULK 8- SPECIALS PHONE POLK 472 POLK OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST WELLINGTON BANK WELLINGTON OHIO REED 8m WARD, Inc. De Solo NEW 8. USED CARS PHONE 20941 MAIN I230 92 E. 2nd ST ASHLAND OHIO MARSHALL'S WATER SERVICE WATER WELL DRILLING WATER HAULING PUMPS 8. HOT WATER HEAT ERS INSTALLED RAYMOND MARSHALL PHONE 43 SULLIVAN OHIO WAT ER LINES CELLAR DRAINS EDWARD ALLGIRE R I1 1 3X4 MILE SOUTH OF SULLIVAN ON COMPLIMENTS SAVINGSDF8- LCAN BANKING co. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ASHLAND OHI COMPLETE ONE STOP FOOD MARKET LODI FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS COMPLETE LOCKER 8. HOME FREEZER PROCESSING SERVICE PHONE 485I WEST OF LODI ON 224 LODI OHIO LOUIS H. WILSON AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE SURETY BONDS NOTARY PUBLIC PHONE 384-K WELLINGTON OHIO ,Ju- WALTER 8. PATTON, INC. ESHELMANS RED ROSE FEED MOLASSES MIXING - ALL IN ONE FEED COAL - SAND - GRAVEL HAULING STATDLE FERTILIZER PHONE 384L SULLIVAN PHONE 406 WELLINGTON OHIO O. O. GERWIG 8. SONS WHITE BARN MARKET FRUITS - VEGETABLES - GROCERIES - MEATS PHONE 23114 ROUTE 2 ASHLAND OHIO ASHLAND FARM SUPPLY G.M.C. TRUCKS AM 8. TEMPLET COMPLIMENTS OF ASHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION Congratulations From WELLINGTON GREENHOUSE Irving Dunford Ph one 268 I 21 South Street Wellington Ohio WELLINGTON IMPLEMENT DEPENDABLE MAKE SERVICE OUR STORE AT LOW YOUR COST HEADQUARTERS PARTS . senvlcs . TRAcToRs . IMPLEMENTS . REFRIGERATION SULLIVAN TIN SHOP Heating Roofing Plumbing Spouting John J. Ringler Sullivan Phone 536 Ohio K. K. HAULK Dependable Insurance Fire - Hail - Extended Coverage Life - Health - Accident - Hospitalization Sullivan Phone l24 Ohio THE FICKES COMPANY Home Furnishers - Funeral Directors 4252 - Phones - 3252 Jeromesvil le Ohio Compliments Of HOWE'S GROCERY 284 East Main St. Ashland Ohio ASH LAND BOWLING CENTER Open Bowling l2 - 6:30 Monday - Friday Saturday I0 A.M. Closing Sunday 12 P.M. Closing Phone 22973 Ashland Oh io NANKIN ELEVATOP Yildmore Feed - Coal - Lime - Farm Supplies Wire Fence - Steel Post - Channel Drain Roofing C. H. Perry - Proprietor Phone Ashland 23 l 23 Nankin Ol'll0 RAPKING GARAGE R. D. t2 General Repair AAA Wrecker Service Phone 410 Wellington Oh io Best Of Luck THE REXALL STORE Wellington Ohio L. F. BE VIER 8. CO. John Deere - Firestone Telephone Wellington l52 Compliments CF STREIT 8. KRAMER Hardware 8. Farm Implements Phone 55l Polk Polk Ohio Compliments Of JIM'S PLACE Open 24 Hours Restaurant 8. Sohio Products Lodi OMC Compliments Of THE UNITED DAIRY CO. Phone 4721 Lgdi Ohio Compliments Of HOB- NOB RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours Good Food 8. Homemade Pie Phone 5945 Lodi 0550 H- 9- ELLIOTT EDYTHE ELLIOTT MIALMII Ano Funlmu. mucvon ucluslo Lusv Aasnsnwr Ano runuu ELLIOTT'S FUNERAL HOME Qisfincfive yuneral Service MODERN lNVAL.lD CAR LODI. OHIO Telephone 2391 224 Wooster St Ashland Compliments KASTAN'S Ashland's Oldest 8. Finest Jewelers 37 W. Main Sf. Ohio Ashland Compliments Of ROLAND'S CLOTHING Ashland's Leading Men's 8. Bo s' Store Y Farmers Bank Bldg. Ohio Ashland Compliments Of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Phone 3-8981 23 W. Main St. Ohio l and APPERSON'S GREENHOUSE Wien You Need Flowers - Try Ours Phone 3-5251 Rear 509 W. Main Street Ohio Read The ASHLAND TIMES GAZETTE Ashland County's Daily Newspaper Phones: News - Ashland 31581 Business Office - Ashland 31583 Classified Advertising - Ashland 4222 Ashl and ART PRINTING COMPANY Printing That Pleases Phone 21520 147 East 2nd Street Ohio Ashland HESS WALLPAPER 8. PAINT Vldwolesale Wallpaper 8- Distributors Of Paints Phone 20001 125 W. Washington St. Ohio Ashland DONLEY MOTORS Studebaker 8. Packard Cars St Trucks Phone 42421 Claremont Ave . Ohio Jeromesvi lle Compliments Of LINCOLN WAY RESTAURANT Golden Fried Chicken Dinners Short Orders Open 7 Days A Week Phone 7l I Ohio Wholesale Nankin P. H. POEKE AND SON Distributors Of Shell Products Phone Ashland 23l64 Retail Ohio Ash l and ASHLAND FARM SUPPLY Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer New G. M. C. Trucks Templeton Spreader 8. Loaders Wooster Road Phone 32095 Ohio West Salem Compliments Of MATTESON FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Prompt Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Phone 2601 Toll Calls Accepted Ohio Compliments Of Your Pioneer Seed Corn Salesman OTIS BIDDINGER Phone l44 Sullivan Ohio Phone: Sullivan 522 on Route 58 3 FOSTER MACHINE 0 ' Ufuuunenicl Radinq V flnside 6? 01411 fi- -- FREE ESTIMATES lr P! Sullivan, Ohio EARL R. GRIBBEN Meat Market And Groceries Dial 691 Polk Ohio MRS. TED RICHARDS Q Representative ll -EL Avon Products, lnc. Phone l32 Sullivan Ohio HOSTETTLER'S INC. Your Office Supply Store Supplies - Office Machines - Office Furniture - Gifts Phone 38771 Ashland 10 West Main Street Ohio Full Line Of Hardware Myers Pumps Speed Queen Washers 8. Driers ASHLAN D HARDWARE Phone 29591 Ashland Ohio BERLIN E. LAUGHERY John Deere Dealer Stan Hoist Loaders - Magneto Service Phone 2D331 Phone 391 14 Ashland Ohio DENBOW-BEAR FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 41566 Ashland Ohio Nova Complirnenfs Of RALPH'S GROCERY AND ROLLING MARKET Groceries - Mears - Produce Phone 302 Ohio Greenwich WEST END LUMBER Raymond Bowerize, Owner Phone 2153 64 W. Main Sf. Ohio Novo Complimenfs Of NOVA ELEVATOR Phone 562 Ohio Nova HASSINGERS GARAGE Phone 373 - Res. General Repairing Shel lubri cation Ohio Ash land ASHLAND TRUCK 8. IMPLEMENT CO. , INC. International Trucks - Tractors - Refrigeration Phone 37221 Cleveland Avenue Ohio .Qeafrdv if FARM EOUlPNlfNT DO LBY XTRACT OR SALES Farm Tools 8. Supplies Sales 8. Service Phone 3791 248 Cleveland Avenue CLR LSLQL Ashland Ohio Congratulations To The Class Of 1955 PARSONS JERSEY DAIRY Grade A Dairy Products Phone 224 Wellington Ohio JOE BRUN DA Groceries - Meat - Soft Drinks Gas - Oil Phone 317 W. Wellington Huntington Ohig ISALY'S Fine Foods - Pleasant Surroundings - Air Conditioned Ice Cream Specialist Charles Skelton, Owner Vlellington OI'li0 FARMERS' GRAIN 8. MILLING COMPANY For Your Farm 8- Home Needs Feed - Seeds - Hardware 8. Appliances Coal 8- Building Supplies Cities Service Oils - Gasoline 8. Fuel Oil Wellington Phone l75 Ohio ROBINSON JEWELERS The Grandest Surprise - A Jewelry Gift All Watches Tested On Watchmaster Wellington Ohio I WELLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY 'Z Complete Building Service For The Farm Or Home Our Delivery Service Awaits Your Call H. V. Kime - T. C. McMahon Ohio We I I ington Phone 256 Ashland LElBFARTH'S The Diamond Store Known For Better Gifts - Watches Diamonds - China - Silver - Crystal 36 E. Main St. Ohio Ashland BURRIS 8- FASIG Lee B. Fasig, Prop. Television - Tires - Home 8. Auto Supplies Sales 8m Service Phone 2956! 323-327 Orange Ohio P nmllfll r'?'H- .5 f , Filhif 1 S ' ' V57 f , Ashland HAROLD'S MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Passenger Cars Dodge Job Rated Trucks Plymouth Passenger Cars Phones: 3l568 - 31569 333 Orange Street Ohio S. G. Hiner Ashland M. C. Hiner ASHLAND MONUMENT CO. Designers 6 Builders Of Artistic Memorials 34 East Second Street Dial 228l2 Ohio 1.1 li SACKETT FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipped Phone 58 New London Ohio O. M. GRISSINGER HARDWARE Paints - Glass - Builder's Hardware Westinghouse Appliances Phone 286 New London Ohio FERRELL-GARDNER woon PRODUCTS co. Gin Custom Cabinetry For Stores 8. Homes Floor Covering-Plumbing-Electrical Fixtures-Appliances Phones: Office 61 Plant l42 New London Ohio GLEN JENN IN GS Concrete Blocks - Builcler's Supplies Ready Mix Concrete New London Ohio Compliments Of BURK FARM EQUIPMENT New London, Ohio Allis-Chalmers New Idea Phone IO REYNOLDS LUMBER CO. Lumber - Built'ler's Supplies - Roofing Minnesota Paints - Oils Phone 64 New London Ohio WEST END GREENHOUSE JlM'S REPAIR SHOP Victor And Ceicle Fabrication Welding Flowers For All Occasions Repairing Phone 124 Phone 3l7R Wellington New London Ohio Huntington Ohio SWAlNO'S it ,J-ggfs :ie Custom Butchering Phone Wellington 439Y Huntington Ohio ROlCE'S SOHIO SERVICE F. A. IRISH MARKET Tires - Batteries Choice Meats, Groceries, Accessories Fish And Poultry 120 Herrick Ave. Phone 237 ' Phone Wellington l9W Wellington Ohio HILLIKERS MUSIC STORE HEFFELFINGER'S MEAT MARKET Musical Headquarters Electrical Appliances Quality Meats Sewing Machines 8. Fancy Groceries Television-Record-Pianos E. C. Heffelfinger, Prop. Phone 92 I49 Herrick Ave. West IO6 W. Main St. Wellington Ohio Ashland Phone 3833i Ohio GRAY'S FURNITURE L. K. COATES Service Station Sell New And Used Furniture Lubricating - Washing Tires - Batteries Phone 23782 130 Herrick Ave., E. 24 West 2nd Street Phone 290W Ashland Oh io Wellington Ohio Compliments PATRONIZE Of OUR A FRIEND ADVERTISERS 1 COMPLIMENTS OF SALES SERVICE GEHL EORAOE HARVESTERS - NEW HOLLAND BALERS TEMPLETON LOADERS - GENERAL TIRES CARDINAL ELEVATORS - GROVE WAGONS NOVA, OHIO PHONE 488 Is O O S T E R S SKEELES FORD Wellington, Ohio WIGHT JEWELRY STORE Wellingron, Ohio FASHION SHOP Wellington, Ohio WELLINGTON COAL SUPPLY Wallington, Ohio BAILEY PONTIAC 8. INTERNATIONAL P. B. KIRKTON LEE'S MOBIL SERVICE WEEKLEY'S ELEVATOR HALLADAY'S SOHIO STATION LOWE'S SOHIO STATION WEST SALEM EQUITY New London New London New London New London Lodi, Ohio , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio Sullivan, Ohio West Salem, Onio BOOSTERS W. B. NASH BASSETTS APPAREL SHOP RODEL SHOE STORE MOORE'S CLEANERS KESSER MOTOR SALES DON GULF SUPER SERVICE D. E. 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