Vanlue High School - Scarlet and Grey Yearbook (Vanlue, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1937 volume:

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My .1 mv-Q ..-L rfzf. .. , . ,, ,. , Q , . Y . , . -. . ,, , ...Lax . . ., RA A 'S 3 . .,g.,., Q! '- -5-vu A 1-'fi' W 'FQKF' W, wif' ?5lQ,2 122 .ss ' S.:E?aS2:fE?+:1L .,A - 1.14 f i ' ue-it ' , 5-'HSA ' . 'ri?zf29a'..Lg-h.. . Q. 4. V T THE 1937 eiiiijilifigim Mgamy at VDLUME I fuausi-159 sv mass CLUB ' VANLUE 3-UQH sci-rom X r I x XXANLU Q1-HQ YE' .1- -n I d' ffxx Q, r , s' If W f f f' h, 'N a z Q7 fi .......... . .... .-..-.............. .. - .. .,- .... .....-.- --- -,. ....,... . .,.. .. .,. FQREWQRD wifi. gf aw . f ' f X 'N f 'U' Q- L. x , K NX-A Lf .ft, ln, Ireru Club of 1957, have published this annual with the hope of success and fidelity, through this we hope to create among the students a greater friendship for their school. We also wish to thank the local advertisers for their support in making this annual a success. -, .... ... ....-..... ...,... ..,.. -1... ..A.. -1. .., .. Q ---X- 4- - - 4-'Af 'Y' 1 .. ... -W -. -.-.-...H .-..- 4-07. -un-v-. n-4-u.-we-4-. wwf' .1-nr -fn 1 , u-Q.-o-nl-..f-...-yu -f-...uf -.....! DEDICATIQN To our friend and foreign language teacher, Miss Dicus we, the Press Club of 1937 respectfully dedicate this first annual publication of WSoarlet and Gray.N M ......- . T,,e:s,.,,-,,,,, .Lum A 2 -n-u-.-..-.--nw'-.Qumran-1-uuunn:1 E Q A 6 E 5 i 5 ! i i 2 2 'a I i 3 i i i 5 W a 2 ' e 1 A ' 4.- X EL, 2 , , jr 1' x Ag e fi 3 5 fl 1 ia'. - dig een-Jeri f iEEflII1'QQ'.'f.'A? ANN UAL STA FF Editor --------- - ------------------------- Ralph Cravens Business Nennrer ------------------------- Kenneth Richards nssistont ---- ---------------------------- Harold Redick Circulation Manager ------- ---- - ---------- Virginia Van Horn Humor Editor, Jokes- ---------------------Hsien Martin Senior Gloss Editor ---------------------- Harold Redick Undercloss Editors ---- ------------------- Ruth King Fedture Lditors----- Sports Editors ------ Activities Editors-- Copy Ediung Typists FoFoJI-a FoHn4rsl -- ' -' P,T.A.----------------------------------- Junior Play ------ --- Senior Ploy--------- Advertising Managers 4 Mary Jo Warren ---------------------Ruth Pratt Mary nnn Stringfellow Virginia Thomas ---------------------Audra Thomas Donald Presler ---------------------Doris Miller Helen Peterman ---------------------Clare Russell Nildred Thomas Virginia Van Horn ---------------------Ralph Crnvens ---------------------Fduline Fry Audrey Hendricks Justine Arnett ---------------------Ethel Roller ---------------------Mildred Thomas ---------------------Esther Knight Betty Cole Kenneth Richards Harold Redick JPRESQ Ci HEL - f J WJ- Our Pross Club orvnnizod in tho school torn of 1956-57 under the dirsotion of Miss Dicus. Loruno Radubaurh was oleotod editor, and Violct McCormick, ossistnnt sditor. During thc year vo pub- lished f numbsr of oaoors. At thu ond of thu school torm We pub- lished f booklot in the form of Q your book, docidinn that the following yoar Hu would try to publish an annual. In tho snrinw Wu nrosoztod Q lar c flag to thu school. , In thu fall of 1936 Clara Russoll wus slootnd saitorg Hclon Pstornan, nssistnnt sditor. Wo nv in publishod a numbtr of orocrs In February vo st rtod to work on our annual for 1932. Raloh Crzvons was upnointsd editor in ohiof, ind Milton Stillbsrstr, assistant editor. Mildrod Thomas, Audra Thomas, Virqinia VcnHorn and Clara Russoll were fssi usd as tynists. Mr. Criblsy, Lowsll Shack, Robort Van Atta, and Don Prsalnr, as Artistsg Miss Potors as proof rnador. Wu wish to oxpross our th nas to all peonlo vho helped to muko our annual a suocoss. 'l-r in-A Y f --17-A-g P MILES FUNERAL HQME v . Phone 60 500 W. Front St. Findlay, Ohio 4 fl r-' qv I CDN T ENTS Viz vCVlQ 0 L SENIORS , I ,f f ' ' UNDSR CLAS SES AC'f,lV IT,EEi M US 5 Q: SP GETS I i5s f5Lj,fX5H Hr-' t r- r-' lr'-'r' SP: ,lffxw r:AT Mirza Sports ---------------------- Title Page Foreword Dedicati INDEX TO CO3XITENTf.3 Or1an:sas-nuances:-I Scarlet and Gray Staff ---- Press Cl Contents Index--- The School- ub ---------- - School Building and School Board--- Faculty- qnnqenqpquunqp- an-n-Q-----an Other School Emnloyees--- and Freshmen--- School Life ---- Seniors ----------- Senior pictures Valedictorian-- Salutatorian--- Class Poem ----- Class History-- Class Will ----- Class Prophecy- Underclasses-- ---- Junior Picture- Junior History- Picture of Sophomores Mu5iC-------- .... --- ...-. --- Picture of Boys' and Girls' glee clubs -------- History of Boys' and Girls' glee clubs -------- Tom Sawyer --------------- Picture of Band and Operetta cast ------------ H.M.S. Pinafore ------ ---- Picture of Football squad History of Picture of ball squad History of ball squad Picture of ball squad History of Football squad Girls' basket- onguu-.gas---an-no Girls' basket- Boys' basket- Boys' basket- ball squ Softball Alumni ----- Names of Names of Names of ad-------------- and Intramural- alumni --------- alumni ---- ----- alumni --------- History History Picture Seventh History Seventh Activities- Picture Junior p of Sophomores of Freshlen-- of Eighth and grades ------ - of Eighth and grades ------- of Senior and lay casts ---- Senior play ------------- - Junior play---- Picture of F. H. A. and Fo Fo Ao ' History of F. H History of F. F Pl To Ao ' ' Spe cial Features---- ------ -- School Calendar ------ ---- School Calendar ---------- Snapshots-- ----------- --- Popularity Contest ------- Jokes -------------------- Honor Rell -------- - ------ Baccalaureate Program---- Commencement Program----- Senior Court- ---- - ------- Junior Court- ------- ----- Autographs ----- Index to adds-- .lxdds ' .-.-....-v..-Q- -Q-.4-.-Q4 ggi JJ.. mania it-X .-f' RX F F' ' jf' WI 'W .3 T,:Q:f'!'ff..- '-ZEZZBW, ...A l . 2 1 ti... J' s ' ,'..... ........--.-----3-I Q x 5 1 ,... M r y 'Q M 3 Sr--an ' L , Q Q ' fi 'Q ' 4' , 1 2 if 2 Q! 5 ' I I+ L 'ALI 1 L l ' 4 1 i .1--Q--.Q - jx' J fr yi up Citi' I X ....,.- J, 1 1 1 banana 'fi ..,--Hfr 'f- , ,fa i , i 1 ' 4 Y I ,, I 1' 4 L ......I 1...L..,1 , 2 y Hqb-'5 1 3 l - 1 4 Y , ISL , Q1 7 V s!B CI' '3Y '?5 2' JH.!4'l'7! i.WQfAHJ3.i-IRKSKF2'-SSH U iFRx3l'x?Pl W VAN! . I JF HIGH SCHQQL VA N' .UF SC HQQI. BQARD Harold Hutson Harry Thomas Milo Bayless, Clerk H. Eugene Hendricks, Pres. Charles Cole 8 FACULTY E0 .Ao Gerald R. Cribley Ruth Dicus Hadley E. Watts Dorothe H, Mathews Merritt T, Monson Ruth Peters Mary June Gnver E. J. Steiner Bernice Shafer Elizabeth Heminger Merilyn Gnrlinger Lucille Solt Dorothy Shull Training end De5rees of Teachers Ohio Northern Ohio State University Ohio Northern Otterbein College Ohio Northern Graduate work Miami University Ohio State University Findlay College Findlay College Bowling Green Ohio Northern Findlay Colle Graduate work Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Graduate Work Bowling Green QC University B.S lf.1L University B.S A.B University B.S at Ohio State University B.S B.S j..B l1.B College University nt Bowling Green Cnllc,e College College College at Viami University College Ohio Stnte University 9 in Ed. in Ed. in Ed. in Ed. Eln d. Ing on-aarq sci-lool EMPLOYEES Bus Drivers Roy Lee Carl Berger Ralph Gemberling Carl Beaver Albert Beck Deloss Loader Milton Beard Moody Crawford Extra Drivers Howard Shull Harry Thompson Janitor Harry Thompson N.Y.A. Laborers Willis Walters Richard Sausser K Bakery-Lunch 5 ' J .M .THOMPSCJN Confectionery A . - ee.. r li- e l is Emo:-tewa f-lawomcxs 1 Buyer-of J Hay-Straw- Wool ji - Agent-for X Q Y9ElQE-:hA Sacco-Brahdigerrilizer Ohio 10 Ci-IOOL LIFE XX ff N I SNS , 2-.2 - I jxx -' ... .av I , -' ,,,,. f 'lm ,flaw C' 5 ' , I Q I ' ' I llfswfl, , txxxxq If I i ll, t 9 X ff I' It Iii' I X X if Illinwl fl E ' f 1, gi ,Q ff I Q f 1 1 f , Q I f 1 I I f I Q ' I ,f f 1 kb 'r I I Kx I I ll ', ,I 'ff-:fp XX' ,f fy, U if f X ..........,,.N s ,f Jb N f f, 1 BCJNH ,fl W ,lx ff! f --0 VOD Ml!! ff!!! f' if X f ,. si! XFN vll 12 -f ' Q ESTIER ELLEN BECK Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 KERMJ1' CASTEEI. Football 3 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 REVA GAMBERLING Class Reporter 2 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Operetta 1 Cheer Leader l, 3 DONALD LEE Secretary-treasurer Class Play 4 Football 3 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 SENIORS 1937 RICHARD CLARK . . 1 Vxce Preszdent lCareyJ Basketball 2, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Operetta 4 PAULINE FRY Press Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 ESTHER KNIGHT Vice-President 1, 2 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3 Press Club 3, 4 GERTRUDE LOADER Glee Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CLAIR MC KEE Class Play 4 Glee Club Z RICHARD NUTTER Basketball 1, 3 Football l, 3 Glee Club Z HAROLD REDICK Class President 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Football l, Z, 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 MARY LOU ROBERTS F. H. A. 2 Glee Club l Press Club 3, 4 Operetta 1 SENIORS 1937 ROBERT NEWCOMER Football Z, 3, 4 HELEN PETERMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 P. H. A. 2, 3 K KENNETH RICHARDS Vice-President 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta l, 4 Band 4 Office Help Z EARL ROLLER Class Plays 3, 4 Basketball Z, 3, 4 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 VIRGINIA VAN HORN Class Play 3 Press Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2 Office Help 3, 4 CLARA RUSSELL Class Reporter 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2,3 Operetta 4 Office help 3, 4 IOSEPH SALTZMAN Secretary-treasurer 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta l, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 MILDRED THOMAS Office Help 2,4 Glee Club 1, 3 Operetta 1 F. H. A. 3 Press Club 3,4 SENIORS 1937 WILLIS WALTERS fCenterJ Secretaryrtreasurer 2 Class Plays 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3 MARY SLOAN Glee Club l, 2, 3, Press Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3 Office Help 2 AUDRA THOMAS Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Plays 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 LEROY THOMPSON Football 4 IESSIE WHITAKER Iunior Play Comrmttee Senior Play Commntee AIMS .SN EDUCATION Parents, Teachers, Friends: We Wish to thank you on this occasion for the inspiration, guidance, encouragement, and opp- ortunity you have offered us in securing our educational train- ing up to the present time. Success is our goal and it can be attained only after thor- ough preparation. Years ago a group of educators stated what they considered to be the main objectives of schools. These are, name- ly: health, command of fundamental processes, worthy home member- ship, vocation, citizenship, worthy use of leisure time, and char- acter. It is easy to see that the first six objectives depend upon the seventh, character. People never inherit education. Each one must learn for him- self, learn how to use what he knows to the best advantage. Our success will depend on miat we can do with what we know and not on how much We know. Of course everyone should possess the com- mon essential Ntoolsn of learning, the three R's, Writing, read- ing and arithmetic. To have worthy home membership our relationship in the home should be cooperative, friendly, and helpful. We should realize that our parents are making a sacrifice in order that we may se- cure an education and make good use of our opportunities. Our school has been fortunate in havina a corps of teachers entirely worthy of membership in the finest homes in the community. Worthy use of leisure time is an objective. Throughout the years, man has been working towards present day civilization. Leisure was not a problemg it was a dream, a hope. The few who amassed fortunes and found it possible to have leisure time were the source of envy to others. Today, leisure is a problem. The unwise use of leisure time is as serious as the unwise use of Wealth. We have a wide variety of activities that may carry over into leisure time activities. Development of hobbies, recreation in the forms of games and athletics, dramatics, handicraft, nature study, art, music, and reading are all opportunities for spending one's leisure time. Our teachers have sought to train us in citizenship so that we may become intelligent voters and participate in political thinking, so that our minds will be well equipped to assume the responsibilities of community life. We are to be the leaders of tomorrow. One should choose his own vocation, but he should have the guidance and cooperation of parents and teachers in developing the things in which he is interested, and for which he has a nat- ural talent. Girls have a place in every Kind of work, althoufh they have had to battle for this place. Every girl and boy should have the opportunity to think for himself, plan for himself, and decide for himself. Then a person in unable to do so, he is not fully qualified to meet life's problems. Valedictorian Vary Lou Roberts 16 Eeuctmonfxl ,l,ewu-mxczfs Parents, Teachers, and Friends: On behalf of the Senior Class of 1937, I wish to welcome you to our Commencement, the last stepping stone in our high school life. However, it marks the first stepping stone of our real life activities. Long will we remember the days we spent at Vanlue High. We have looked forward to this day when we will have finished our course, sig- nifying that another milestone has been passed. Before many months go by, we will be looking back on these days, wondering why we did not make greater use of the opportunitiesiniich have been made available by you, the tax-payers of this community. One of the best ooportunities was that of gaining an educ- ation. We pass this way but once, and if we do not make the best of what is put before us, we cannot go back and pick it up to do it better. In Lincoln's day there were very few schools, and one had to become educated in the hard school of experience. Lincoln had little more than a year's actual schooling, yet he became the Great Emancipator and was loved by all who knew him. Our parents did not have the onportunities of seeurinn the type of training that we now have. The little one room schools were very popular and served their purpose well. One teacher taught all the nrades. If the children more needed at home they did not attend school. Many times the boys attended only the Win ter session, which consisted of three or four months. If they wished to enter high school they had to make great individual sac rifices. Let us now look at the present system of education. We have a modern school building. we have teachers who are specialists in their fields, with a variety of courses which meet the needs of every vocation and avocation. We are given a chance to deve- lop latent talents which we possess. We have been preparing to meet challenges, some of which are: illiteracy, industrial pro- blems, indifference morally and socially, government, and world peace. If you, our narents, had not had this foresight, we might not have had these opportunities. You have made it possible, by your sacrifices, for us to have this modern school system instead of one less adequate. For these things, we are indeed grateful. Our system of education has greatly improved in the last cen tury but there is still room for more progress. It will be grad- uating classes such as ours, that will aid in brineina these im- provements about, and it is hoped that, for the benefit of nost- erity, the system of education improves as greatly in the future as it has over the system of the nest. Salutatorian Clara Russell 17 CLASS FCEM 'Twas in the year of '35, And in the fall, I know, We Wgreenn but learning Freshmen stood, Thirty-seven in a row. The upperclassmen watched us, As from class to class we went, They pointed fun and teased us But we were onward bent. And as the years slipped slowly by, A few had left our hall, But others slowly followed in, To help us answer call. We chose our colors, NBlue and Go1d,W VSuccessH,'our motto's aim, Our flower, HAmerican Beauty Rosen, To Dave our weary lane. Our rings we bought in '30, To designate our standing, 'And Vary Didw was given our Junior year, To help us reach our lending. NThe Family Disturbancen iOh, what a name! We seniors gave this Winter, This helped us up a milestone more, And proved to be a winner. And now we feel the time is neer, When we must say nAdieun To ell our teachers, friends, end you, Who have helped us journey through. With saddened heart we bid WGoodbye,W-- 'Tis hard for me to sey,-- WGoodbye, deer High School Days, goneby, We feel we've geved the day.N To underclassmen, NCarryfon, Though rough your journey be, And reach your goal of life, unstained, And meet success as we.V Class Poet Virginia Van Horn 18 CLASS HISTORY After twelve yeers of struggling we have finally reached our goal. The first eight years seemed rather long and uneventful, but the four years of high school passed altogether too rapidly. It hardly seems possible that we are not to return to high school again next fall. In the fell of 1955 we entered the Venlue High School as c group of thirty-three Ngreenn and inexperienced Freshmen. The class elected Earlene Risner as presidentg Esther Knight, vice president, Joseph Saltzman, secretary-treasurer, and Nr. Mohr as class sponsor. In our Freshman year we had several successful class parties. By the end of the year we had become well ac- quainted with high school life. In the fell of 1934 we furthered our march toward our goal by one step by commencing our Sophomore year. At this time we hed e class roll or thirty-one. That yenr the class elected Harold Redick, presidentg Esther Knight, vice presidentg Willis Walters, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Dicus as class Our biggest event during the year was the high school In the fall of 1935 we crossed the half why mark through high school by becoming the Junior Class. In year we had an enrollment of twenty-nine students. H wus elected presidentg Violet McCormick, vice preside rw LL I1 sponsor. party. of our trip our Junior rold Redick tg DOHCIG Lee, secretory-treesurerg Clare Russell, class reporter, end Mr. Cribley, class sponsor. That year our big event vas the Junior play, WAnd Mary Didn, which was very successful. Also, we were in charge of the Junior-Senior Banquet and looked forward to the next year when ue too, should be honored with a banquet. In September 1936, becoming Seniors, we entered the home stretch of our merch to success. We commenced Tith twenty-eight members but this number was reduced to twenty-five. Class office acre as follows: Harold Redick, presidentg Kenneth Richards, vice presidentg Doneld Lee, secretary-treasurer, Clare Russell, class reporter, and Nr. Cribley and Mr. Ven Atta class sponsors. Our high school career will terminate at the Commencement Exercises on 20: We, the Senior Class of 1957, went to thank Niss Dicus, who rmide it possible to publish this annual, and to the other members of the Faculty who have given their time and pxtience to instruct us during our high school years. Ye, the Senior Class, who are now going out into life, will always endeavor to go ahead end have a goal in mind which ve will strive to ranch by consistent labor end determined will power. Cless Historian - Harold Redick 19 TS CLASS WILL T0 WHOM IT KAY CONCERN: We, the Senior Class of'l937, Vanlue High School, Vanlue, Hancock County, Ohio, beine of sound mind and bodv do make, in order to disbose of oronertv as seems to us just, this, our last will end testament: ' Article I The entire Senior Class wish to leave the remainder of their jleesent dispositions to Mr. Van Atta in ease he needs it in dealine gith the coming Senior Class. Article II The little Brown Jug, e precious ,ossession of the Sen- ior Class, is he-eby willed to the Junior Class. Article III 1 We, the class of 1937, hereby will our :ischievieusness to the Sojhomore Class. Article IV The Senior Class hereby lm ves its food behavior to the Freshmen Class. Article V The Senior Class hereby leaves: A. Champion besketbsll t:em to Miss Cav r. B. Treinine future chsmnions to Viss PutUrs. C. Future Bovs' chsmjionshio to Nr. Watts. D . Success of Future Homanokxrs to Niss Vathews. E. Treininr of successful farmer to Nr. Monson. F. To Kiss Dicus vi l4?vo our .o testo in dress. G. Future scientific irv2ntions Us Mr. Cribley. .Article VI, ' ' Earl Roller h,:rob7.f l :spves iris ambition to become n mes- ter farmer to David Cole. Article VII Esther Ellen Beck hereby leaves her Lesketbfll ability to Betty Cole. Article VIII -iErmit Csetecl hu eby leaves his ,bility to look inn- ocent when in mischief to Twila Deen. Article IX Mary Lou Roberts hereby leaves hir love Ior correspon- dence to Ruth Pratt. Article Xe Willis Walters hereby le vis his Hmbition to become e football coach to Harold Fry. Article XI ' Kenneth Richards hereby boqucaths his freckles to Miss Mathews. . 29 Articic XII A Audra Thomas Lcrcby leaves her good humor to Neil Cole. Article XIII Don Lee hereby bcqucaths his suburb actinr ahilitv to Miss Dicus. Article XIV Mary Sloan hereby decides to leaves her desire to become an opera singer to Loo Dansler. Article XV Richard Nuttor hereby leaves his donendeble fricndshib for ev rvone to Jack Miller. Article XVI Esther Hnisht Roller. hereby l ives Article gygg Robert Newcomer hereby leaves to Mfry Ann Miller. ArtiQlg,XVIII Gertrude Loader hereby loaves Gembcrling. Article XIX Pauline Fry hereby levvcs her Margaret Schmidt. Article KX A Helen Petermen hcrebr H1118 h Don Prssler. Article XXI Joseph Saltzmen herebi loevzs fence costs to Ralph Crevens. Article XXII Iessie Whitaker herebv lcevxs Cole. Art ic le XXIII h C3 r love for movies to Ethel his strenpth of character her girfles to Thelma roller-skating art to r knowledee of books to his sbility to knock over her quietness to Archie Leroy Thomnson hercbj bequeeths his necvtie fnd clasp to the care of Opel Starr. Article XXIV Rove Eembcrlins hereby leaves her ehilitv to play the piano to Deunt Brinker. Article XXV Clair McKee hereby wills his tvnins ebilitv to Ann Mae Rose. Art cle I M11 red Thomas herebv wills her love for tolling stories out of school to Doris Miller. 21 -4al.s41a - 13- Article XXVII Harold Redick hereb? wills his ability to keep odd hours to Helen Martin. Article XXVIII I Clara Russell hereby loaves hor Nbilit? to out un to Justine Arnett. ggticle XXIX Richard Clark horcbv loaves his scientific nbilitv to j' Lowoll Shuck. Articl o XXX Virginia VonHorn bcqujnths hor :lcasinw voice to Nr. Monson so hor knons non't shove when he sneaks to Ler. Wo, tho Senior Cless of 1957, do horebv nominfte ond ejnoint Lowell Shuck, President of the Junior Class, to he solo executor of this, our lrst will und testament. President: Ffrold Redick Socrotfrv: Doneld Lac This being our lest will and tustfmont, 5 not our hvnds in witness thereof, bv their request this 14th dev of Nev, in the year of our Lord, 1957. Sifned: Pauline Fry Attorney in Fact. Inq, ,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,...,,..,..,....,,,,,,,,.......,...... ....... .,...-,,................ ...,.....,-...L-.-....,... fp..-. h Baby Chicks, Bloodtested for BWD L Custom Hatohing Phone 2161 5 UNBE AM i-IATCHE RY South Main street Findlay, ohio V n . C ll J cg i-Join-1srE.rrL.'f-:M some , Dealers in l Grain-Coal-Feed-Seed-Supplies-Etc. 1 Phone , Mn in l'72 12 l , A Findlay Ohio l A ll V 73. ZA- -., W L: :.-w..-.-1....-nf...-lf.-.......1v...,. -....-...-W.-..- .,.,, ,.,-.., fn 1 1 '- S g F P C' r-0 4r'q:tf ,,,...f-x.JJ IJKJJJFC One sum er afternoon, as I reclined to rest, a pleasant dream took me into a time of about tnenty years hence. I was very fortunate in having a modern aeroplane. -It seemr ed that I its taking a trip. I landed first in a large city which I recognized as the former village of Vanlue. Sonn I heard the sound of a band ap- proaching. Pushing my way to the front of the gathering crowd, I recognized the drum major as none other than Joseph Saltzman. At his-site marched two flag bearers, Kermit Casteel and Robert Newcomer. Leaving Vfnlue, I journeyed to Carey, which had grown to be an important railroad center. I visited their large university and found the President to be Harold Redick. He introduced his secretary, Mary Sloan Miller. Conversing with the president, I learned that Kenneth Richards vas the coach of their champion- ship football tean and thit the referees were Leroy Thompson and 9 Yillis Walters. I He then invited me to visit classes. First was the short- hand class taught by Clara Russell, who had celebrated her twen- ty-second birthday only seventeen times. I went on to geometry class where I found Virginia Van Horn as teacher. In another room, I found the orchestra, the instruc- tor being Richard Clarkg the pianist, Reva Gamberlingg and violin- ist nas Donald Lee. Again in my plane to continue my trip to Iashington D.C., I tuned in on station TIL'and listened to the great opera singer, Esther Ellen Beck. ' Arriving in 'ashington I went immediately to the Captial, where I found Mary Lou Roberts, the Presidentfs secretary. Of course, me had a chat about old times. She mentioned the fact ' that Clair McKee was the he.d typist and held the norld's record, and that Earl Roller vas the Secretary of Agriculture. Esther Knight was becoming world famous as a movie star. I also was told by Miss Roberts where to find another one of my class mates, Audra Thomas Busard, who after Corlesponding found it better to fly to France, where she chose Maurice. Lerving the ccpitel I attended a near-by circus. As I entered the grounds, I emmediatcly recognized the ticket lady as Gertrude Loader. She told me that she had worked for this circus for five years, and that she had received her position through the assistfnce of Pauline Fry, the is non famous and plays and impor- tant part in to-days circus. After leaving the circus I strolled down Main Street. Notic- ing an attractive sign, I paused a moment to read, WPrincess Beauty Shoppe,N I found Jessie busy narcelling a very popular lady's hair. The lady's name I could not recall-sthe name comes to my mind--Mildred Thonrs. Mildred had married f wealthy New York Merchant. Returning hone, I noticed a lrrge sign, WNutter Holstein Dairy Farm.n Richard was succeeding very well. Again on the plane I was startled by a mouse. I guess I must have screamed for I awoke and there inds my story. 'A By Helen Peternan. 22 -cb: .J-rA--- . J' 1, VN fm 'Q 4' I V4 A u - ug---9-...... ..-.-u-Q..-.1---1...-...w .....u,-...,..q-q-....v..----.--.- .. ....-........... -- -..--in -4 .. . ,..--,v-.ff 2 MXN, 3 .- H i' 1 M 1 f 3 L 5 if t fix ! - X ,f xx , f 'r XX if if -xxx ,' 4 f-X , f ,,. -ff -1-N-4--I x ' 1 4 4 r l 1: I2 ,JJ UNDE RCLASSES X. HQ' X gl 1 'qv ik Agif 'fjQT?N If 9 xi Ls y 1.1 X ' c..,,f f X If ,xr-X X tk 7' ff! X X XX Q9 I Q' ff ff! XX I fix fff N Q Sf pfflfw f J,: Q O ,ff ..--... X 1 x 9 w JUNIOR CLASS - Rnlnh Crzvcns Jay Snyder Harold Fry, Lrohic Colm Daunt Brink 9 9 7 er, Neil Cole, Jack Filler, Lovhll Shuck, Donald Presler, David Colo, Doris Miller, Ethel Rollur, Ruth Pratt, Betty Colo, Just- ine Arnett, Luo Danqlcr, Miss Mathews, Hclun Martin, Fury Ann Millar, Thelma Gemburling, Twila Dean, Nargnret Schmidt, Opal ijtflrro ' -YW fur Q: T121 i' ' - - 'J EWING DRLJG STQRE The Rewnll Store - F Carey ohio t 24 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY we the class of '58 entered es Freshmen in '34 with an en- rollment of twenty-eight students and Mr. Ralph Harner as sponsor. The next year we returned as Sophomores with an enrollment of twenty-five pupils and Mr. Kibbey as sponsor. We welcomed Leo Dangler and lost Ellsworth Yoakam. Our activities in school affairs were rapidly increasing and we felt that we were an imr portant factor in school life. As Juniors we found that our members had decreased to twenty Our guiding officers were: President Lowell Shuck Vice-president Mary Ann Miller Secretary-Treasurer Thelma Gemborling Reporter Ralph Crevens Our classmen are very prominent in extra curricular activi- ties and life about school. We have the Press Club, F.H.A. and F.F.A. to attest to the truth of this statement. We feel that we initiated two very successful projects: The Junior Class Pley, WSpeedN, which we congidered u success, and the Junior Class Banquet. We are especially fortunate in being well represented on the besketbfll teams, in'the fact ue have six members on the girls' varsity squad and six on the boys' versity squad. They ere: Betty Cole Lowell Shuck Thelma Gnmberling Archie Cole Helen Martin Ralph Crevens Mary Ann Miller Harold Fry Ruth Pratt Jack Miller Ethel Roller David Cole During this year we also purchased our class rings and every- one nrs well satisfied with our selection. ' lf: ,fe-, Y H, --, -f NJ.--. .A-V..- -.v la ' ' 'df' A 1 vrrun Finer etornns EXCLUSIVE nr y - r-'F' 1 'S' LIEJQDLFJ FINDLiY's LEADING MEN'S AND BOYS' sronr L 1 1 FINDLLY r OHIO 1 V - ' ,- ,pal-ulq. -af-. , L, lg... ..,...- ..........-..........t...--. ... 85 SCJPHQMQRE CLASS FRESHMEN CLASS is Sophomfre Class r Grece Beck, Virginia T homes, Tory Eurnap, Virginia Hoffbnuer, Helen Stone, Ruth King, John Dinert, R icherd Hendricks, Clyde Cupp, John Oman, Edwin Tise, Vilton Stillberger, Nr. Watts, Vic- tor Dulger, Lynn Stillberger, Don Hendricks, llvin Snltzmnn, Marie Ueltermire, Mary Mun Stringfellow, nudrey Hendricks, Martha Nutter, Helen Sullenhcrger, Leota Themes, Verene Kauffman, Lyon Roberts, Hilo Tolters, John Robinson, Galen Presler, Leland Crew- ford, Foster Herman, Ernest McCormick, Homer Roller, Mary Jo Warren, Ethel Hagerman, Zelmn Varren, Janet Dyer, Mary George. Freshman Class Floyd McKee, Grayden Risner, Richard Seusser, Mark Cole, Fred Roberts, Irene Marshall, Nellie Oman, nnna Nullins, Betty Donn, Mary Ellen Bright, June Breitigam, Viss Dicus, Kenneth Cnsteel, Lloyd McKee, John Thomas, Carlton Cole, Jock Thomas, Imogene Hend ricks, Rebecca Marshall, Mudge Marshall, Betty Shull, Grace idol- sperger, Gerald Beughman, Gerald Phillips, Joe Bechtel, Janet Miller, Betty Kiser Margaret Svussor Florence Geor,e Mer Mil- : 9 F 1 ler, Della Vin Horn, Bula Hagerman, Mary Ellen Stillherger. . 26 V SOPHOMORES We the class of '59, became seventh graders with en enroll- ment of firty-nine students. Later in the year Helen Bishop, Boyd Hecathorn, Uaul Orrick, Mex Risner, Dorothy Risner, and John Thomas left us. During the few parties. year we elected officers twice. We also had a The next year we came back as eighth graders with forty-one students. Later in the year Genevieve Opp CMTS. Ralph Lauckl left us. During the party, a weiner We entered Miss Ruth Dicus Betty Beard left us. We tion at a party, at John year also we elected officers twice. We had one roast, et Alvin Seltzman's. the Freshman class with thirty-nine students with as sponsor. Later in the year Marie Meyer and were very fortunate in escaping initia- Oman's in the fell of the yeer, because rain broke up the party. We cam back this year as Sophomores with thirty-six students with Mr. Hadley Watts as follows: President, Lynn sponsor. Our class officers are as Stillbergerg Vice President, Virginia Thomasg Secretary-Treasurer, Edwin Wiseg News Reporter, Mary Ann Stringfellow. At the beginning of the year we welcomed Verena ' Kauffman. At the end of the first semester Lehr Rangler left us, and a few months later Mary Jo and Zelme Warren left us. We are well represented in athletics by both boys and girls. FINDLAY STEVER BEDS. ,DIAMOND.AND WATCH STORE CASH OR CREDIT OHIO ,-lt '-Y 27 FRESHME N CLASS HEIVQRY We, thc class of '40 bccamc Freshman withihc initiation in Octobir which was given by thc upncr classmai. Wo tzlconcd two to our class. They were Jack Tbonfs and John Thomon. The followinb cla.s offic,rs Hiro chcscn for Uiis year: Prcsidcnt, Grardon Risncrg Vicc Prcsidcnt, Graco Adnlscorgcrg Sccrctary-Trafsurcr, Bctty Docng Rcnortcr, Fred Roberts. 3 Trc class was roll rJ,rcstntcd by boys in football and bfskctbnll nd by Uirls in badcothill. Wo orc Uritiful to Viss Ruth Dicus for hor kind help in sponsorinQ us through thc first ycar of our high school car- Geri The initiation was hold dvring Udo icrlv cart of the school :car in the school dining-room. The Wrvshmnn's lass vhs an autowrcghcd ogg. Thu upccr clfssmcn had n vcry -ood time putting the Frsshmcn throu b many thats. Tho first tart of tho evcnin5 r's spent in initiction. The Frcsbmin locvod as thouHL they wcrc in ,uitc a hurry to get to tts party, bscnusc thc boys had th ir shirts on bick- wards, on: long stocking ond Q short cnc, ind wore ribbons for nechtics. The girls worn -:rons, Shirly Tcmplc Lnir ribbons nd hos: of diffcrcnt colors. The boys had quite Q time rollinv weincrs and nccnuts across tb: floor with tb ir noscs. 1 The lsttcr Dart of thc cvcnina consisted of stunts Pivan by coch class. Latcr rcfrcshmonts fer scrvcd to all. C i 2 I 2 1 A FRIEND ......-.....---.-. ...-....- ... ...--...i-,-.....1........................,.. . -.,. Mary Io Warren Ruth King 1 2 A Q REPUBLICAN - COURIER f FINDLAY ' I l,1,-,,,.i, . i E oH1c 5 is ..1......,.........-.. ...........,...- -.-..... .... -. ---W -....-. ,.,.. i... ...- -- -. ..,-.--..-, -Q...-.....-,.-V... 28 EJGHTH SHADE ,M 41 .. A il ., A SEVENTH GR A DE Eighth Grade Dorothy Pratt, Virginia Shuck, Ruth Ellen Dulgur, Dorothy Parish, Betty Beck, Juanita Hendricks, Frieda Vigneron, H erold Wnlters, Robert King, Thomas Fry, Marion Walters, John Loudenslager, Robert Radebpugh, Miss Peters, Pauline Kauffman, Florence Fry, Marjorie Thomas, Juanita Hile, Margaret Phillips, R uth Marie Cupp, Doris Hendricks, Cleonn Houtz, Dorothy Berger, Lrbn Row, Robert Vanhttn, Cosmo Plotts, R obert Shuck, Robert Phillips, Susan Mullins, Isabelle Saltzm n, Revn Thompson, Bebe Thomas, Vernon Opp, Lawrenc Bright, Brady Marshall, Helen Mae Beck, Relva Crawford, Zith Cole- man, Luelln Walters, Eldon Snyder, John Cole. 5 Seventh Grade Donnebelle Shuckf'Donnnbol Shull, Mvrgoret Tolgemuth, Florence Marshall, Maxine Pickett, Eve Mae Walters, Medford Clark, Joseph Kessler, Deon Cludy, Timothy Cole, Lane Dyer, Helen Faber, Miss Gavor, Roberta Miller, Hana Bechtel, Mary Ellen Redick, Rev McKee, Mary McKee, Avitus Coleman, Polly Mullins, Earl Risner, Reid Nc- Kee, Wendell Nyc, 'lilblll' Ho,r1'is, Mary Jeno Breitigam, Avanclle Stone, hrdith Thomas, Edward Watt, Clifford Reed, Clair Oman, Jbck ,Denn, Thomas Roller, Samuel Opp, John Roberts, Raymond Tong, Billy Hurd, Robert Hendricks. X ' ' .. QQ 5-llS'.VCPRY OF 753234 HQGRADES We, the Eighth Grade, welcomed in the seventh grade late in the yeer, one new student. The new member was Cleons Heutz. This yeer we heve welcomed ?euline Kauffman, Fergarot Phillips, end Robert Phillips. We have forty-one members in the crude. The officers are: President, Dorothy Berger, Vice president, Dorothy Parish, Sec- retary, Pauline Keuffmsn, Treasurer, Doris Hendricks, end News Reporter, Bebe Thomas. During the year the boys have played Carey Lnd were defeat- ed, but it Wes a good practice. Next your we hope to enter high school es Ngreen freshies.W We, the Seventh graders, started to school with Kiss Gillett lMrs. Albert Consteinl as the first grede teacher. Miss Lucille Solt taught the second grade, hiss Dorothy Shull, the third, Elizabeth Heminger, the fourth, Viss Bernice Shafer, the fifth, Nr. E.J. Steiner, the sixth and our seventh grade home room teach- er was Kiss Very Jeno Gever. In the seventh grade we were taught successfully by the foll- owing teachers: Viss Guvcr, geogrpphy, Nr. Watts, history and civics, Nr. Cribley, science, Viss Peters, English end arithmetic. The officers for the seventh grade were as follows: Pres- ident, Donnnbell bhuck, Vice president, Clair Orrng Secretary- Trtusurer, Very Ellen Redick, Reporter, Donnebelle Shull. We had a oerty under the sponsorship of Viss Very Jane Gever ' Very Jo 'arren Hut h King ,g-nnuuu:sv.mtu.n iran .l L-....-..'I ,L.J... 'Q QUALITY FIRST LT KA NELS FINDLAY OHIO r , g-,m,- , , g A 50 3 if' if f 'Nf23,i'f2' lj If A '3 U. s ft ,147-,1Q 'Q h ' 5 ,X ,Xg'flVmES Y p D?h1W'iRlS3fE-ilfii n w V533 'H . 5l'aE e?11FFl'Hi.fmJW:-faii-124-ig lM F ' ' ' , ' 'l THE FAMILY D1 ST URBANCE D ' SPEED The Family Disturbance Earl Roller, Clara Russell, Esther Knight, Harold Redick, Ludra Thomas, Clair McKee, Kenneth Richards, Willis Walters, Esther Ellen Beck, DonnlCTLee Speed Betty Cole, Ruth Pratt, Lowell Shuck, Donald Presler, David Cole, Mary Ann Miller, Ralph Cravens, Helen Martin, Thelma Gemberling, Twila Dean. 32 A FAMILY DJSTURELANCE The Senior Gloss uresented nn Family Disturbance' on April 23, 1957, under the direction of Ruth Dicus and Hedley Watts. The cost was ES follows: Harry Harrison Kc henpecked husband! --------- Earl Roller Mrsu Dorothea Harrison Qwho does the pecking!Cluro Russell June ftheir charming deughter! --------------- Esther Beck Joshuu Judson lNr. Hcrrison's Uncle from the country! --------------- Harold Redick Nellie Harrison CFI. Hurrison's cousin! ------ Esther Knight Nora VcBride ithe Irish cook! ---------------- hudre Thowas Pet O'Donnely Cin love with the cook! -------- Kenneth Rich- ards Elmer Sinroy lJune's sweetheart! ------------- Don Lee Count Vellencie lan inserted oroduct! -------- Willis 'alters Rev. Brown Ce person! ------------------------ Clair FcKee The Herrisons, who pretend to be very wenlthy, fre of the middle class. Urs. Harrison is a collector of antiques, for which she promises n large sum of money which she is unable to nay. The Count Valloncia brinys hor an antique chair for which she promises to may 3l0,000, but she is unable to secure that amount of money. X June Harrison Who is the chcruinc daughter of Fr. rnd Urs. Harrison, is in love with Elmer Siuroy. Then the Count finds out that he cannot collect the orice of the chair, he requests that June become his bride. Yrs. Herr- ison consents and tries to force her to W rry the Count. Uncle Joshua Judson, who is visiting the Hnrrisons nt the some time, is making inquiries into the spvinm account of the Horrisons, and finds thnt Mrs. Harrison spends all that is saved. If June marries a worthy men, Uncle Joshua says he will will to both her and her father, the cmount of 3l0,000. While Uncle Joshua is visiting here, he fulls in love with Nellie Harrison, Mr. Hurrison's cousin. Then June finds out she is to be forced to marry the Count, she and Elmer wake quick nlfns to be married secretly on the dry before she is to he married to the Count. No one knows of the olans but Uncle Joshua, who gives her Q Ql0,000 check thrt he promised her. On the sane day of their nrrriame, Uncle Joshua fnd Nellie are married. Vildred Thomas 55 JU NDR CLASS PLAX Speed Mrs. Emma Lambert, Mhz runs WBnrge InnN-- ----- --- Enid Lambert, her charmine dauchter- ----------- - Slim Williams, the is in love with Enid ---------- - Edore Evans, maid of all work at the inn-- ----- --- Harold Orr,,,,,,,,,,f-glublic ity man ----------------------- Madeline Orr, his wife, given't exxgQ,rftiny---- Miss Ivy Trask, a guest at the Inn -------- - ------- -Helen Martin Mir? Lnn Miller Rilbh Cravtns Thelma Gemberling Lowell Shuck mwhPNIt Twila Dean Zella Fiery, ef the nDeily Buglen ----------------- Betty Cole Emory Jones, who is accustones to his own way -'--- Donnle Presler Rollo Jones, gets in hot water and cen't get out--Duvid Cole Act I Noon of the ua? in midsummer Lot II Several days later, morning get III Scene I, the following Wedn sdey noon Scene II, several hours later Mrs. Luubsrt, runs e summer resort hvtel, WBcree Inn.n her daughter, Enid, is devoted to nut deer snsrts :nd athletics. when Slim Willivms proposes to her she tells him thrt tke only bov she will ev.r csnsent to nerr? must be a real athlete. Slim then makes nlans tn start training tn enter the forthesrins rrce. Stryiif at the inn are Herald Orr and his wife. Harold is without n job, and, when Madeline inquires her he is to pev the bill, he tells her that an old sehvwl mfte, NS peeun Muck, is oemina fnd that he is goin: to-ask him for n lorn He just finished talking when Rollo Janes, another school mate enters. He falls in love Tith Enih. Since WSpeedN Neck has just sent r telezrnm sm-ine he is to be married, H rule Qsciues to pass Rollo as WSpeedN Mack. Harald enters Rollo in the same race thft Slim Williams has entered Without Rollo's knowledge or consent. He tr es to find r way to ret out of the rece, but all his excuses are swept aside. He runs and wins the rece and wins Enid rs his wife. Ethel Roller T-.l.....-..--....-- ...- ......-......-............ ...-...................-...... -s4.......,....-...-... .... --,- . ..,..-..-... E COMPLIMENTS OF L.c.e1Pfe:w 2, sen Q GENERAL MERCHANDISE I 5 THE HOME s'roRE .. ...... .......-' E I . I I I Q I I ' VANLUE OHIO Y , H ,Y , A.,-,, U Y Y As is --,,:,- ....f,-- ---...-........f.---g...--:snr A 4 -- 'ZA H.- F,i-LA, 09 .-J I-I ,X V. F. r. 1 FlHofiu Grace Beck, Verona Kauffman, Betty Cole, Ethel Roller, Ruth Pratt, Virginia Hoffbauer, Leota Thomas, Pauline Fry, Zelma Warren, Reb- ecca Marshall, Madge Marshall, Irene Marshall, Doris Miller, Mary Ann Miller, Helen Martin, Miss Mathews, F lorence George, Thelma Gemberling, Audrey Hendricks, Betty Kiser, Della Van Horn. F.F,A. Kermit Casteel, Richard Nutter, Donald Presler, Jbhn Robinson, David Cole, Don Lee, Ralph Cravens, Jack Miller, Robert Newcomer, Carlton Cole, Joe Saltzman, Archie Cole, Earl Roller, Kenneth Richards, Harold Fry, John Oman, Richard bausser, Graydon Risner, Mark Cole, John Thomas, Mr. Monson, Gerald Phillips, Kenneth Cas- teel, Ernest McCormick, hvon Roberts, Leo Dangler, Homer Roller, Victor Dulgar, Jay Snyder, Lynn Stillberger, Alvin Saltzman, Gerald Baughman. S .-..- 'F.H.A. President ------- Ethel Roller Secretarv-- - '- Doris Viller V. President ---- Bettv Cole Treasurer ---- ---Helen Martin Renorter ------- Audrev I-'endricks The Future Home Makers' Association was OTP9Hi7Sd with the purnose of nromotinv voc+tional education in the :ublic schools. With this idea in mind the Venlue Chapter was orcanized in Tan- uary, 1935. We have five deerees of memhersbin ir our oreaniz- ation, all of which are based on achievement. These are: WLittle Womenng nFireside Circleng NFuture Fommmakers of Vanlueng 'Future Homemakers of Ohiong WFuture Homemakers of American. In March, 1955, thoufh it was Friday the 15th, the F.F.A. and the F.F.A. g1ve a banquet Jer parents :nd teachers. This was pronounced a -uccess bv those nresent. The next dev, al- though it was pourine rain, two car loads of us went to Findlay to attend the first Home Economics Round Up. We presented the skit, WThe Wedding of 'Modern Homemaker' and 'Consumer Education'W which pointed out, that the homemaker must know certain facts about commercial sroducts before she can be a Wise purchrsine agent. In Aufust We snonsorcd a social for the nurnose of adding equipment to the Home Economics laboratory. This money was used to buy a cabinet in which could hang garments while the? were in the process of construction. In July, l956, we eirls snon- sored a social and earned enourh bv this to finance a week's encampment at Indian Lake, at which time, subject matter was nut into ermcticel use. We have snonsorad man? activities durine the current vear. In November we neld a formal initiation und invited the Kenton F.H.A. girls to be our Muests. In December we hold a Christ- mas partv at the school house. In February we girls enjoyed a Valentine party at the scheol house. On March 20, we attended the District Home Econowics Girls' Round Up in Findlay, and presented a skit entitled WCountrv Sucn, which illustrated how the selection of accessories will wake a Hirl attractive or un- attractive. A fittinr climax to our activities for this vear was the Parent, Daufhter, :nd Son Banquet on Anril 2, which we scon- sored in cooneratior with the F.F.A. 36 ..,,. 9 FJ'-'.f'. The Futurt Farmors of Laurier, durinf tho month of June, oomolotsd 'Mft 'U oonsidorod Q vor? intsrostivq trip in tho southern prrt of Ohio. Sixtson bows made the trio of nwproxim- ftoly 650 milcs in z school bus. Simca 5 trip is an wnnurl ovont Wo urs olcnninr r mort intorcsti g one for 1957. As r oroioct for th. chaot ..,, V, Wo ourohgsod v ours bred Poland-China gilt. Kormit Castool was givon tho silt and will roturn to too chrot-r t'o gilts from tho first littlr. Tho officors for this your pro as follows: orosidont, Dovid Colog vioo pr Qidont, Richfrd Nuttorg ssorotarv, Ralph Gravonsg tr fsuror, Don Lsog rooortor, dof, John Robinson. Donald Proslerg watch Lhft ffll tho Groom Haul dogwlo urs ivon to oi4xt Frosh- urn boys. Tho first of this yo r, tho Sophonoros woro givon tho Futuro Ffrro: dazroo at ons of tho RHDUF1 nootinfq. x Tho Ift. Bla 11chfI'd Chnptor chr llongwd Vanlwo to a. 'mst hunt which st: I'tu'1, Dooovb. I' 25, l936 f-nd onciod. Fi:bI'1lF'.I'f7 1, 19257. Th, Vanlu, bovs, being poor most hiotors, '.. had to wiv. c woinor roast for the Nt. Blanch rd -romp. On April 2, vo h.lm zn F.H.l. :no F.F.A. bpnquot in honor of tho o rants. Dr. W.F. Stovart of Ohio Stzta Univorsitv was our Quost soockgv fox tho ooo sion. Throughout the post vovr tho F.F.L. boys nzvs sold ics or,nm bfrs at tho Ufskothqll wares, tht football ggmss, the tournumont, and tho corn huskinf cont st in ordor to raise monoy for local cxoonsos and fog tho annual F.F.L. trip. . 6. '-1- - .J DI: 1' SQH S Fon CONFECTIONS .mm ics cmzfin 555 N. MAIN ST. HARRIS THEATER BLDG. PHONE 569-W ?HONE 975 FINDLAY OHIO ' 747:-up-nn:r.4.1usn1 37 X Officers President ----------------------------------- William Wtlte Vice President ------------------------------ Floyd Miller Secretary-Treasurer ------------------------- Ruth Peters Chorister ----------------------------------- Clifford Wise' Pianist ---------------------------------- ---Marie Wnltermirs Committees Program Dorothy Shull, Chairman Mr. Monson lfiss lmnthems Mrs. Kenneth Coldron Mrs. Roy Von Sant Food Mrs. Marion Herman Mrs. Floyd Uatt ,Social Nr. H.E. Watts, Chairman Mrs. E.A. Van Attr A Rcv. Floyd Watt V The Parent Teachers Association again realized its of creating c hotter understanding and aporecintion of each others nlnce in thc school and the community. The Associhtion provided a social and entertaining for the community. In the October meeting the new teachers were introduced there was a presentation of movies. In the following meeting, Miss Kathryn Minnich of discussed the Religious Education in thc schools. A pageant given entitled WThc Birth of the Christ Childn, by the first grades In the last meeting the two grnnges put on the progrnm.A the next meeting movies will be given. 2-iii-111 1 ,fl 1' 'fa 4! A, a Z, ,f If .v ' .v ,4 r' -sl M USN ,.. .... ..q. ...U -.-... ...W-. 4 W , ' .ZiIE'J5L15' kifiiiflxfu ' Y J GIRLS QLEE CLUB BQYJS GLEE CLUB Girls' Glee Club Betty Kiser, Imogene Hendricks, Rebecca Marshall, Thelma Gemb- erlini, nudru Thomas, Marie Wmltermire, Mary Sloan, Zelma WQTTCH, Mary Hiller, Janet Miller, Della Van Horn, Eula Hngermrn, Helen Stonz, Mnry Burnzp, Irene Msrshrll, Betty Deen, Anna Mullins, Mary Ellen Bright, Nellie Omen, Verona Kauffman, Virginia Hoffbauer, Ruth King, Betty Cole, Virginia Thomas, Nnry nnn Stringfellow, Mr. Steiner, Director, Nnrthn Nutter, Mary Jo Warren, Audrey Hendricks, Helen Sullenbergsr, Betty Shull, Grace ndelsperper, Hnlcn Pstermun, Esther Knight, Clara Russell, Jlnet Dyer, Fhdge Marshall, Doris Miller, Helen Martin, Mary Ann Miller. Boys' Glee Club Nr. Steiner, Director, Lynn Stillberger, Edwin Wise, Lowell Shuck, Kenneth Richards, Joseph Seltzman, John Oman, Richhrd Clark, Daunt Brinker, Cdrlton Cole, Avon Roberts, Hilton Stillberger, Esther Knight, Donald Presler, John Robinson, Victor Dulgar, FOStGI Herman, David Cole, Leo Dnngler, Ralph Crnvens, Jack Miller, Alvin Saltznzn, Homer Roller, Gerald Bnughmun. J y 40 QLEE CLUBS The Girls' Glec Club hold its initial meetinr of the iyear with an nttendenco of 45. Quite an improvement in nnsical ab- ilitv nas shown this year, so We mastered sever'l Jour-part num- bers. We made sovorcl appearances during tho vefr. In November ws san? .t the P.T.A. urocramg in JanwJn', at the Farmers' A Institute. On April 19 we wave tro numbers at the musical fes- tival h old at Arlington. We closed tru ymrr with a sacred number in Latin, WAdoramns Ton, at the Beconlaureotc. The Boyfs Gleo Club had in attendance of 52 at its initial meeting. we sado our first appearance at the second P.T.A. prosram, and later in thc year we sang at the Farmors' Institute. Again, on April 19, we presented three numbers nt the tri-school fes- tival at Arlington. We nada our final apjearancc at Commencement .......a.-Q..-..............-1-.....-.1 -.-Q---...-v...--...-d.... .441-...san Tr ..-f:f.- H ' ' . 1 V FINDLAY CARPET STQRE RUGS-CLRPE Ts-L 1NoLEUrfs CURTAINS-DRAPERIES-WINDOW SHADES . 528 S. Main St. Phone M-407 Findlay, Ohio -if-13-is u-wb-of-grunge - ,qu-Q... 1- .sv-ig-,3... .. 4 gggb, - .4-....4. A HANCGCK SAVINGS 84 LQAN lst. Door South of Court House ' N' Findlay, Ohio We Appreciate Your Patronage ... .. ............-..........-..- ... .... .-..-. -. ..-..-. ...-...,-. ,..Q ......... X- . ...-.... ,. -..,.., .. ............ --..-..........-an 41 GRADE UPER E TTA The elementary grades presented e three ect operette, 'Tom Sewyer,' in the school auditorium, May 7, 1957. The operetta is based upon Mnrk Twein's immortal story, WThe Adventures of Tom Sewyer.n It includes Tom's and his pals' exciting advent- ures in the cemetery at midnight, their experiences es pirates on a deserted island, and their discovery of hidden treasure. The operetta culminates in e big party in celebration of the boys' heroism. The characters were: Aunt Polly Tom Sawyer Joe Harper Amy Lawrence Becky Thatcher Huck Finn Injun Joe Muff Potter Iidow Douglas Jim lcolered boyl Dr. Robinson Sid fmodel boy? Ben Rogers Alfred Temple Reverend 'elters Judre ThftChCT Crrcie Sally Susie Nery Pard Vaid at Amy's Maxine Powell Roscoe Row Junior Marshall Jonnnbelle Risncr Donna Mae Miller Paul George James Roberts James Deen Janice Ann Heck John Hendricks Byron Redebeugh Kenneth Nye Richfrd Vfn Atta Laverne Kauffman Hrman Hendricks Rob rt Fruth Carolyn Richards Irma Russell Molly Farmer Elmo Shook Donald Brordweter Mary louise Eisner Chorus of Cld Hen Rez Shuek, Robert Coldren, Raymond Direonyer, Donald Rob- erts, Donald Bechtel, Raymond Hendricks, Roy Mullin, Robert Crates, Harold George, Charles Gorsuch, Richard Van Sant, and W. B Ron. O Chorus of Sunfloear Girls Irma Bentz, Jean Coldren, Helen Cole, Marcella Hendricks, Vary Louise King, Betty Srusscr, Doris Jenn Bayless, Marilyn Beck, Marilyn Greek, Betty Cesteel, Donnie lou Crawford, Bureede Sono, Jean Ven Horn, and Frances Spears. Chorus of Village Boys and Girls Leone Van Horn, Merrie Mullin, Doris Cole, Mtrthe June lane Iolc Cranford, Mirifm Koch, Marie Vullin, Ruth Lllen Reed Revs 3 Shuck, Betty Heutz, Carol Newcomer, Detty Parish, Doris Jean Snook, Virginia Phillios, Mary Jane Phillips, Jalph loudenslager, Bobby Gene Hendricks, Dwight Cesteel, Franklin Speer, and George Tijf-, t r.c..L Cro Chorus of Skeletons Ina Ruth Miller, Nathalie Coldren, Sara Ellen Cole, Rite Mae Hofrbeuer, Irene Bishop, Qatricie Crates, Marilyn Rader, and Glenna Roller. ' 42 BAND OPERE-TTA QDINAWI HHS. Milton Stillberger, Lane Dyer, John Dipert, Joseph Sf.ltzm:.n, rirohie Cole, Kenneth Iiiohzrds, Ray Lewis, Mark Cole, Don Hendricks Lynn fitillbergcr, Mr. Steiner, Director, Robert Von igttzn, Cosmo Plotts, Foster Herman, Richard Hnll, Mary Ellen Stillberfer, Junior Nezrshzill, John Cole, John Hendricks, Edztrcrrd 'I:,tt. 43 H . .IXIXQ S. PINAFQRE The Story The entire action takes place on board the good ship Pinefore which is lying at anchor off Portsmouth. Captain Corcoran CDonald Preslerl, the shin's captain, and his crew of husky ters are wait- inf inspection bv Sir Joseph Porter K.C.B., Admiral of the British Navy CKenneth Richerdsl. Sir Joseph has e tvo-fold purpose in his visit to the Pinefore: first, to Nimpressn the captain end crew with his high social rank and office, end second, to psy courtship to Josephine, the captsin's daughter CThelme Gemberlingj, who does not return his love, as she is in love with one of the sailors, Ralph Rekestrew CEdwin Wisel. Sir Joseph comes on board ship in all his finery, followed by a bevy of admiring cousins, sisters, aunts, end his favorite lady, Cousin Hebe, lMsry And Nillerl. Tnese beeutiful demsels and spinistins him in making on impression. Tne sailors plan an elopement for Josephine end Ralph. This is revealed to Jesephine's father by Dick Deedeye fLowell Shucki, a one-eyed sailor, who is disliked by the crew because of his hid- eous end unreinlv features. Little Buttercup fClare Russelll, L bumboot women who sells wares to seilors comes forvurd in the nick of time and reveals a secret rmich brinss ebout e ridiculous situation end shows the fickleness of the British Officinldom. Dick Dcedeyo dons Sir Joseph's elaborate hat, end, with his superior's sword, directs the chorus to e dramatic close. Sisters, Cousins, end Aunts Aunts: Janet Dyer, Doris Miller, Betty Cole, Ruth King, Marie Weltermire, Vcronn Kauffman, Nellie Omen, Betty Dean, Virvinie Hoffbeuor, Rule Hngermen, Very Burnop. Cousins: Irene Mershell, Vary Sloan, Greco Adlesoerger, Annie Mullin, Imogene Hendricks, Zelmc Warren, Helen Martin, Helen Peternnn, Madge Marshall. Older Sisters: Very Ann Stringfellow, Mary Jo Warren, Helen Stone, Helen Sullcnborger, Martha Nutter, Virginia Themes, Rebecca Mershnll. Younger Sisters: Janet Hiller, Mary Filler, Betty Kiser, Audrey Hendricks, Della VnnHorn, Mary Ellen Bright, Betty Shull. , Sailors Richard Clerk, Joseph Seltzmnn, Daunt Brinker, Jock Miller, Ralph Crnvens, Dnvid Cole, Avon Roberts, Homer Roller, Foster Herman, Victor Dulg r, John Omen, John Robinson, Lynn Stillbergor, Milton Stillberger, Gerald Bnughmun, Carlton Cole, Leo Dangler. 44 HA-17,1-nii Y L BN. Nxt' ' N K X, ,Z Af ..,. A ATHLETICS 45 V, Q ' 1 . M Q. 3 3 - f:Fut?3'5'iZZ'0ML'Wl5'5',iz' ' FQOTBALL SQUAD Harold Redick, Archie Cole, Edwin Misc, Lynn Stillbergor, Kenneth Richards, Richard Hendricks, Willis Jaltors, John Robinson, Low- oll Snuck, Harold Fry, David Colo, Homer Roller, Nnnpger, Foster Herman, John Thomas, Robert Newcomer, Mfrk Colo, Coach H'dley Wntts, Richard Suusser, Don Hendricks, Alvin Szltzmnn, Graydon Risner, Jack Miller, Csrlton Colo, Iiiugor. Compliments of I Ui-IL M AN S Department Store Across from Court House Findlay '4Ohio I 46 F00 TBALL On September eivhth, twenty three boys reported to Coach Watts as candidates for the football team. Earl? in the stsson it nfs nleiuly shown, that, what the team lacked in weimht and exneriencs, the? made un in speed and firht. Thoroughout the season, the followinn fundamentals of football were stressed, blocking, tackling, ball-handling, nu ting and running. Ubon the successful completion of these fundamentals, many plays were taught the team from snort nunt formation. The deftzt of Arcadia, in the first 'eme of the season, surprised everyone nnd rolonscd within the ttam a most loyal and fighting spirit, which carried them to victories over Vun- Buren, McComb, and Attica. On the only Hoff dayu of the season, Liberty hold Vunlue to a O to O tie. Too much nruise cannot be given to tho squad, averaging only one hundred thirty seven mounds x.r man, for the way thev fought and out-fought considerably lar or t sms. Through the channels of graduation, Willis Walters, honorrry cnntain-elect and loyal, clevir quarterback, Kcww tu Rict rds, plunging fullback, Leroy Thompson, float halfbzck, Harold Redick, stellar ond, and Robert Newcomer, substitute guard, will be lost to tae team. Eight lottor men and snvcn substitutes will return to the squad ncft fall and endosvor to crrrv thc team to another succcssful stnson. ' ' ' Vnnlue 19 Arcndia 7 ' O Arlington 51 l2 Attica 6 O Mt Cory 26 O Liberty O 12 Van Buren 6 O Benson l2 19 Mc Comb O O Mt Blanchard 13 Don Proslcr V 'Y ----T V P ' ' 'ATA '::-zz,-:s....,1,,q..-Aznsrtnhliirhh-1 , P L Mc mmxn f wnrcnrs, DIAMONDS at Jrmrtnr 5 Q E 1 REPAIR ING OUR SPECILLTY Q 116 E. cmnzronn srntsr FINDLAY oHIo - ,W - - --1--V ws.,-V ,, -..gf - 1 ' Y Y A: 47 VA RSIT Y BA SK ETBA LL TE AM 1 Virginia Thomas, Helen Martin, Ludra Thomas, Gertrude Loader, Esther Ellen Beck, Revo Gemberling, Grace Beck, Thelma Gemberling, Virginia Van Horn, Manager, June Breitigem, Jgnet Niller, Ethel Roller, Betty Cole, Ruth Pratt, Mary Ann Filler, Miss Giver, Coach 3-ms , I own ,L T'Q'oNs'YRlJof1oN it CQMPA NY T Architects and Builders Findlay Ohio , , A .iid . - -AY - 40 --W 'f -W W 48 GIRLS BA1E3KETBf-XLL We ODSITIEBC-l O'.lI' successful basket ball season bv ulavinq 4, . u C. Wharton in a non-league game on Hovember 27. We defeated them 46 to l8. The next veek we played our first league meme of the sea- son with Arcadia on our home floor. After Q rough but hard fought game we won by n l5 to ll victory. In our first visitinf name we nltfed Arlin.ton. This same being fairly easy, score wzs 55 to 16 The following fully defeated the fa ., J .D S allowed us to use much substition. The final in Vanlue's fever. Saturday evening, December l9, we success- alumni 24 to 19. On New Year's evening, after sticking closely to our train- ing rules during Christmas vfcftion, we journeyed to Nt. Blan- chard, from where, much to the credit of Esther Ellen, we return home with a 28 to 21 victory. On January 8 we met one of our stroneest rivals, Liberty. This game was yell played by both forwards and guards. The fin- al score was 28 to 25. The following week we encountered Nt. Cory. They were forced to return home with u 27 to 19 defeat. On Saturday, January 16, we played n return game with Arca- dia. Our first term was not allowed to play two games a week so the battle seemed to be up to the second team. These girls played well and defeated them 25 to 21. On Friday evening, January 22, we journeyed to Van Buren, from where we returned with a,45 to 25 victory. ' On Saturday night, January 25, we played Upper Sandusky at Upper. Here again we depended upon the services of our second team, who, with some help from the first team, defeated them 42 to 3. On January 29 we overcame Rewson 25 to l7. On February 5, we played the most son, McComb. This played. Much of the honor is given to shoved her ability by making 59 of the important game of the sed championship and was well Esther Ellen who frl asain 57 points made. She was game determined our assisted by Revs, Thelma, Gertrude, Helen, Virginia, and Audra. The final score was 57 to 58. On February l2, we encountered Mt. Blanchard in a return game. we defeated them 54 to 25. Reva was unable to play in this game. As an exhibition game at the tournament, February 26, we played Sylvania. We defeated them one point, with a score of 52 to 31. Our Team Our team this year is composed of four seniors: Esther Ellen Beck, Reva Gemberling, Gertrude Loader, and Audrf Thomasg and two juniors: Thelma Gemberlinn and Helen Nartin. Substitutes were: forwards: Betty Cole, Mary Ann Miller, as juniorsg Grace Beck, sophomoreg Jrnet Miller, freshmang guards: Ruth Pratt, Ethel Roller, juniorsg Virginia Thomas, sophomoreg and June Breitigam, freshman. We owe much of our success to Miss Geyer, our coach and to Virginia Van Horn, our manage r. 49 VAREBWY EJASKETEJALI. TEAM Harold Fry, Ralph Crnvens, Harold Redick, Kenneth Richards, Lowell Shuck, David Cole, Don Hendricks, nrchie Cole, Coach Hadley Watts, Jack Miller, Edwin Wise, Leland Crawford, Nnnager. Junior Varsity Richard Clark, RicharH'Hendricks, Richard Snusser, Carlton Cole, Homer Roller, Earl Roller, Dom ld Presler, Lynn Stillberrer, Le- land Crawford. ,A - - , - Y. il.n...,.,, ,A , , Compliments of V URNER- CRCJSBY Wine Home of Good Shoesu Fitted by X-Ray Findlay Ohio ' W , . . ,,. ,sg ,,,Q Y - A ,K-J 50 WHWW' BOYS EJAESKETEALL At the close of the football season, Coach Watts issued a call for basketball cendidates, and twenty-four boys reported in excellent physical condition. Early in the season very lettle time was spent on fundamentals, team play being the main cry of the coach. However, after the Salem and Wharton games, the fol- lowing fundamentals were stressed: passing, footwork, basket shooting, and more team play. The boys developed rapidly into a fast, clever-passing, dead shot, and fighting team. It hes been said, WA good offense is e good defense. Our squad proved this, in that we scored, throughout the league games thirty and five tenths points, to our opponents twenty one and six tenths points per game. One of the high points of the season was the trip to Bowling Green, when the prospective team attended nChuckW Taylor's basketball clinic. Another high spot of the sea- son wes the double defeat of Mt. Blanchard on successive week ends after Blanchard had thoroughly Wspenkedn us on New Years night, to the tune ef 54 to 14. Still another high point was the fete of holding Hanson to 27 to 21 score, after we lost Kenneth Rich- ards and Harold Redick, by the personal foul route in the county tournament. By defenting Arlington 40 to 50 in the semi-finals of the county tournament, we qualified, es one of the two teams, to represent the nLittle Ninen in the sectional tournament held at Carey, Ohio. On March fourth Vanlue created the outstanding upset of the sectional tournament by defeating St. Wendelin 24 to 17. On the following Saturday evening, we met Holmes Liberty and were defea- ted in an overtime period, 25 to 27. Thus ended what is consi- dered es one of the most successful seasons in the history of this school. ' Kenneth Richards, honorary captain end a stellar forward, and Harold Redick, defensive center vill be lost to the team by graduation. True me mill miss these tue fine athletes, but we are fortunate in having six letter men return to the squad next season. 1956 ---- 1957 Venlue 42 Salem 9 Venlue 55 Mt. Cory 51 52 Wharton 25 26 Arcadia 16 42 Arcadia 18 41 Ven Buren 17 28 Arlington 15 28 Ueper Sandusky 29 28 Fulton 51 , 16 Rawson 41 50 Carey 22 57 Mt. Comb 24 14 Mt. Blanchard 56 52 Mt. Blanchard 28 Liberty 19 County Tournament Vanlue 19 Mt. Bdenchard 15 Vanlue 40 Arlington 50 Vanluc 21 Benson 27 .Bon Preslcr 51 lNTRf-XM URAL Throughout the 1955-36 school year, we have endeavored to promote a will-rounded intra-mural program. The program for boys consisted of horseshoe, volley ball, touch football, and soft ball. The outstanding games in both basketball and soft ball were played by the Junior High School boys. Volley ball was star- ted in February, l956, and received with a greet deal of enthu- siasm. The program for the girls consisted of basketball, volley ball, and soft ball. Soft Ball Due to the organization of softball in the NLitt1e Nine' Vanlue organized a soft ball team on April l, 1936. The follow- ing boys reported for the squad: Richard Nutter, David Cole, Lowell Shuck, Willis Walters, Dean Thomas, Richard Hendricks, ' Donald Hendricks, Kenneth Richards, Robert Robinson, Harold Fry, Jack Miller, Richard Clark, Ralph Cravens, Earl Roller, Edwin Wise, and Archie Cole. Only four games were played by Vanlue because of the eight month term and the cold weather. The first game was played at Mt. Blanchard, and Vanlue was defeated 16 to 6. The second game was played with Arcadia at Vanlue, the visitors winning 5 to 2. The third game was played with Arlington at Arlington, and the score was in Vanlue's favor, being 8-7. The Fourth and last game was played with Mt. Cory at Vanlue, and Vanlue won 6-5. W . Baseball of 1957 Because of nation wide interest in baseball we feel that we should play the All-American game. Keeping this in mind, we organized for the first time a baseball nine. Due to the fact that there is no WLittle Ninen league, Vanlue will meet Mt. Blanchard, Arcadia, Carey, and Arlington. The'following boys tried out for the team: Jay Snyder, ' David Cole, Lowell Shuck Clair McKee, Avon Roberts, Lloyd McKee, Floyd McKee, Mark Cole, Scan Thomas, Clyde Cupp, John Robinson, Leo Dangler, Alvin Saltzman, Richard Clark, Richard Hendricks, Leroy Thompson, Willis Walters, Milo Walters, Edwin Wise, Foster Herman, Donald Hendricks, Jack Thomas, Leland Crawford, Homer Roller, Harold Redick, Harold Fry, Joe Saltzman Milton Stillber- ger, Richard Sausser, John Oman, Kenneth Richards, Earl Roller, Lynn Stillberger, and Graydon Risncr. Donald Presler. 52 fr af- ' ' 'Xxx f 9,1 -1 , I Nl Qi l A qw 1 X f X 5 'X 'X Af f MQ? f ff ' X XR V X 1 X ALUMNI HE R Fwy il A V V' 'W'-'cw l .- 19334 w I Vt T . - ...v- . ., ,-.. Daniel Crates Clea Fisher Velma Beatrice Fisher Leo Hendricks Anita Kiser wswrKmmmr Bertha NcBill Ralph HcRill David Snusser Josephine Simon Fred R. Wise Ralph Teodward 1925 Eva Breitigrm Eugene Buckingham Theodore Cole Frank E. Dreisbqch Cora Grant Hnllie N. Hermnn Florence Hutson Marguerite Jucobs Charles Loader Murfaret Miller Thelma Vinard Irvin V. Roller Howard Shull 1926 Eloise Cross Paul Dipert Marion Ji Herman Evert Lee Remo Long Pearl Poser June Nonnmnker Nellie Pressler Pauline Shuck Clara Shull Homer Shull Ralph H, Wisely 1927 Eve Wilcox Byron Tnlters David Walters A L UMM fRUhWd6fH Vcr1iS Inc. r Greece Winfield Tong Maurice Sites David Perknr Lucille Miller Harold Lee Hnzel Knight Earl Knight Thelma Kneener Ollie James Eliza Hemminger Harold Hagerty Donald Hagerty Parke L. Fiegel William Entherton Fredrick Dible Harold Crawford Gerald Crawford James Crates John T. Cole Dorcus Burnvp Nerjorie Bright Kathryn Beard Hazel Bene Nellie nlspach 1928 Opal Bnughman Orel Bayless Hoody Crawford Josephine Dulgar Verrvtt Hatch Leona Hutson Dorothu Filler Ualph Vorehmrt nrthur Rader Sherman Rangeler Caroline Shull Geneve Van Horn Rae Williams Alice Tise Laverne Wisner 1929 Cedric Beard Kurgaret Breitignn Donald Bright Donna Bell Cole Margaret Cusac Helene Fiegel ' Ethel Hendricks Catherine Herman Neva Loader Mark NeRill Proctor HcHil1 Ruth Horehart Rose Ellen Sausser Bernice Shafer Fannie Schubert Harold Sheldan Richard Shuck Dorothy Shull Harmon enull Dorotha bites Gladys Smith Maxine Walters 1950 Dorotha Beck Catherine Breitigam Dorothy Bright Helen Dreisbach Robert Farmer Goldie Hagerman Carl Hatch Wendell Heck Mildred Lee Ross Lee Helen Loy nnnabel VcRil1 Kenneth Monday Byron Oman wmlOmm Francis Roller Kathryn Sites Ellison efith Ruth Skull Relnh Van Horn Clifford Wise Evelyn Beck Inez Fruth 1951 Bertha hdelsperger Lois Bayless Reva Beard Francis Beck Jennie Beck Nathan Beck Elaine Bright Eva Cnsteel Francis Crates Stanford Crawford Kenneth Dible Thelma Fisher Helen Hagerty Laura Ellen Hagerty Evelyn Beard Martha Lee Pauline Lee Reed Norehart Ruth Oman Elizabeth Phillios Helen Phillips Cecil Rader Janice Shuck Kathryn Thomas Walter Thompson Esther Tong Gertrude Van Horn Charley Wagner Clark Wise Rosemond Estorly Edna Thompson 1952 glice Arnett nlice Beard Limee Beck Clyde Cardwell Hina Cravens Faxine Dgvis Neva Dewey Charles Davis Thelma Farthing Wilson Fruth . Carrol Hughes Deloss Loader Ethel Loy Vedna Varshall Harry Monday Hairel Risner Burnelle Robinson Martha Saltzman Walter Smith Harry Uilldis Ruby Uoodard 1955 Clayton Beck 55 Kathryn Beck Betty Burnap Ellis Cardwell Fredrick Coleman Alice Daniels Ruth Ecker Ralph Dreisbach Barbra Esterly Aileen Farmer Troy Fisher Glenn Fruth Richard Hall Doris Heck Delbert Hemminger Helen Narshall Nina Newcomer Captain Risner Reva Shull Donald Thomas Dortha Thompson Ethel Thomnson Jerome Walters 1934 Derrill Arnold Tom Arnett Violet Burnan Ruth Beck Clarice Beck Leona BaYless Rema Cesteel David Cole Theodore Crawford Pauline Derr Bernice Fisher Dorcas Hendricks Esther Rengeler Bernice Shuek Carroll Thomas Rav Van Horn 1955 Vary Catherine Alspaeh Margaret Burncp Lester Beard Eerl Breitigam Robert Cole Junior Cole Milford Crawford Glenne Dulgnr Marguerite Ying Clayton Grant Omen Johnson Risner Lester Roller Robert Shuck Raymond Wise Nery Ellen Saltznen Elizabeth Hee Shuek Martha Shull Alice Warren l956 Evelyn Berger I2.bJl Camnh ll Rey Lewis Lorine Omen Nertha Presler Lorene Rsdebnugh Iris Renpler Robert Robinson Vadeline Seltzman Elizabeth Eecethorn Deen Thomgs Beulah Hile John Kiser Ruth Knight Colene Nerquet John Jr. McCormick Samuel Newcomer Jay Parker Ray Parker Welcome Phillies Cloyoe Rader .. .- - 1 1 56 -- ,.vq N. -' 1 Jung.. -,:-f ff: 'Y W W V rf Y, Mffg-xx 4 ix O rdf ,, X-UM' X .x f -- lm: ,. 1' 1. X I 4 l I X V 'Q-.J . 1' . , , J J,-X , V., I'N'f-Nl hw 5 f- 1 'f , . L:J,..,X ,Q v I X, ,q Qfw 4 C5 2 QU ' U 1 'Y kM xt, 'Q- R-Y.9.z'Atta H'-' 'llta.,.r 'W liriij, 57 l lm ' In: l,,, nl., , ,, if R, .Q T 5.21 ' X. v' CALENDAR FDR 36337 September Septembe Septembe r 8, School opens. r 20, Moving Pictures. September 25, Football game at Arcadia. October October October October October October October October November Nov emb e r November November November November November December December December December December December J anuz. ry January January January JY' :il18I'Y January January January January January J-nuary J: ..uuz1I'f,f February Febru Februa Feb ru Februe Fuurua Ms. rc h Merch ltlrch March 0 Ha 16 19 ary, Moving Fictarcs TY TY TY TY 2, Football game with Arlington, here. 6, P.T.A. and movies. 9, Football game with Attica, here. 16, Football game at Liberty. 20, Moving Pictures. 25, Football game at Nt. Cory. 29, Football game with Van Buren, here. 3, Moving Pictures. 6, Football game with Rewson, here. 10, P.T.A. meeting 13, Feotball game at NcComb. 20, Basketball game at Salem. 27, Basketball game with Wharton, here. 4, Basketball fame, Lrcndie, here. ll, Easketball game at Lrlington. 19, Basketball game, Fulton, here. 22, P.T.A., Christmas program. 24, Christmas vacation started. l, Bfsketball game at Vt. Blanchard. 4, School opened after vacation. 5, Moving Pictures. 8, Basketball game, Liberty, here. 15-14, Farmers' Institute. 15, B re asketball gui-, Nt. Cory, here. 19, Moving Pictures. 22, Basketball game at Van Buren. 25, Basketball game at Upper Sandusky. 25, Tewanlcss Wedding. 29, Basketball name at Rahson. 5, Basketball game, I'f'cCemb, here. 9, F.T.L. meeting. 12, Basketball game, Ut. Blanchard, here lo, Moving Pictures Having Pictures. , Voving Pictures. , High School Operetta 58 April A April 2, F.F.L. and F.H.A Banquet. April 9, Athletic Banquet. April 13, Moving Pictures. April 16, Musical program at Arlington. April 25, Senior Play. April 27, Moving Pictures f 3 May Msy 7, Grade Operettu May 14, Junior-Senior reception May 16, Buooulureute May 18-19, Final Examinations May 21, Commencement I ,i.-..-...-,..LE,L,... -. V. A - - - --- A --: :aa-euaruaf-I--by P ,Q . , P P U C ' ' fg 'N Q f EQUKDCJND VVHNKJ 2 . i W L Young men will find their style ideas in 3 Burson's Spring Clothes. E - A wide choice of models that College men have made so popular. Burson's prices give you the best values obtainable. Q Carey Ohio , 4 , .- ,.. ., -r P - - ------f-L'----41.5 59 N Nxwufgbkfyis ,Nt -xfm .-K., 'NX QM Six J' v M- 1 X -f 'wA fu R f ,, Nqg, SNAPSHOT5 X31 4' M TF' j 55 If fo Bus DYIYVQFS Sweef our fa J' Q 7' he TPIVNGQ MUSKETQ S 1 1 Viififlfwf' ff WZWWE QW' cidffbf' Homerg H979 Mi iff NTDCQ I 5 'M P QP UL ARI T Y CONTEST Most Popular Best looking Best Citizen Most athletic Basketball Football ' Best musician Best mixer Most scholastic Did most for VHS Most original Jolliest s Most energetic Most conceited Most independent Neatest Biggest wisecracker Most mischievious Worst man and woman hater Grouchiest student Most popular Fresh Best looking Fresh Prcttiest hair Biggest tease Girls Esther Ellen Beck Betty Cole Clara Russell Esther Ellen Beck Esther Ellen Beck Esther Knight Clare Russell Mary Ellen Bright Esther Ellen Beck Clare Russell Mary A. Stringfcllow Esther Beck Clara Russell Clara Russell Esther Knight Ruth Pratt Mary E. Stillberger Pauline Fry Clara Russell Betty Skull June Breitigcm Mary George Mary E. Stillberger 61 Boys Kenneth Richards David Cole Don Presler Harold Redick- Kenneth Richards Willis Walters Lynn Stillberger Ralph Cravens Harold Redick Kenneth Richards Lowell Shuck Jack Miller Harold Redick Kenneth Richards Lowell Shuck Lowell Shuck Alvin Saltzmen Alvin Saltzman Robert New Comer John Robinson Carlton Cole Carlton Cole Kenneth Richards Alvin Saltzmen Willis Walters Mother -------- Willis Walters Stepmother ---- John Dipert--- Leroy Thompson Audra Thomas-- Miss Gaver ---- Eddie Watt ---- Miss Gaver ---- Eddie Watt ---- Martha Nutter--- Alvin Saltzman-- Lynn Stillberger- John Robinson- Voice on phone Mr. Watts ----- Voice ---- ----- Ethel Roller-- Ruth Pratt ---- Mr. Watts ----- Mina-n ----- --- Mr. watts----- Milton -------- Earl Roller--- GertrudeLoeder an-sus: -can JOKES Mom, you said the baby had your eyes and daddy's nose didn't you? Yes, darling, why? Well, you had better watch him. He has grand- pa's teeth now. what are you doing in the pantry, John? Oh, I was fust seeing if everything was locked up tight. Say, is a nightmare a dream? ' No, foolish, it is a milkman's horse. Eddie can you spell fur? f Yes, f-u-r, fur. ' Correct. New tell me, what is fur? Fur is an awful long ways off. Well, Alvin, what did you learn in school today? I learned how to whisper without moving my lips. The freshmen grin, ' The sophomores blow, The juniors growl, The seniors know. All I am I owe to my mother. Why don't you give her 2Qto square the account? John Robinson is sick and can't attend classes today. He requests me to notify you. All right, who is this speaking? This is gy roommate. That Mary had a little lamb We're willing to allow, But that was years and years agog It must be mutton now. Do you file your finger nails? No, I just throw them away after I cut them off --- Milton Stillberger, in how many wars was Spain engaged during the seventeenth century? Seven. --- Seven? Enumerate them. --- One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, Qwho, with Gertrude Loader is entering a crowd- ed treinl Do you think we can squeeze in here? Don't you think, Dear we had better wait until we get home? 62 HONOR R DLL . Fury Lou Roberts ------------------------- Vnledictorian . Clare Russell -------------- --------------- Selutetorian 1 2 3. Virginia Van Horn --------------------------- Class Poet 4. Harold Redick -------------------------- Class Historian 5 . Pauline Fry ---- - ------------------------ Class Attorney 6. Helen Retenmii ---------- ---------------- Class Prophet 7. Gertrude Loader 8. Kenneth Richards This Honor Roll listed the highest 25? of the class of 1957 on the basis of n four year record. An WAN was 4 points, NBW wus 3 noints, WCW was 2 noints, and WDW was 1 point. The following eight seniors represented V.H.S. in the test at Findlay: Virginia Van Horn, Pauline Fry, Kenneth Richards, Harold Redick, Esther Knight, Helen Peternen, and Vary Lou Roberts Earl Roller took the AgTiCUltUTUl Test. The Hancock County Subject Hatter Test was given at Liberty School on Saturday, April 17, 1937. The team from V. H. S. was composed of the following students: English I ------- -------------------- Betty Donn Latin I- ------- - General Science- English II ------ Latin II -------- Geometry -------- Biology ------- -- General History- French II ------- Physics--------- English III ----- English IV ----- - American History ------.--Q.-.gg-.van--pecan. Betty Shull Mary Ellen Bright June Breitigam Janet Miller Fred Roberts --------------------Verene Kfuffman Ruth King Marie Vnltermire Donald Presler Virginia Thomas Edwin Wise Clyde Cupn Homer Roller Victor Dulgar Audra Thomas Kenneth Richards Harold Redick Donald Lee Twiln Deen David Cole Clnrr Russell Pauline Fry Lowell Shuck Helen Martin sfxcc,flf-x4JREfxf'rE moore-XM Class of l957 Sundny, Ney 16, 1937 PD les School Auditorium Processional-- ---- --- ---- ----------- Marie Wsltormire Invocetion---- --------- --- ---------- Rev. Glenn Robinson Methodist Tnisconel Church Vocal Music, HJohn Peelu ------------ Boys' Glee Club Sermon ---------------------------- --Rev. Pful R. Clousor Evangelical Luthcrn Church Vocal Music, UNow the Day is Gvcrn--Boys' Cleo Club Benediction- ---- ----- ------------- --Rev. Flovd E. Wett United Brethern Church : , L ,le ,Y 'A : , ffl'-f- '-' -W f --1' ' ' -'Me' F' ' ' Qj C r f If-lg Ceifllhblu L-LANK Of Nt. Blanchard, Ohio We Appreciate Your Pntronage Member Federal Reserve System Lgnlnlw, tina, Y ' i ,i 1 , 'i :-mutt ' nut' ,:'f'::'-sn: , 1:- ' ,gl ' ZENDER JMPLIMENT CQ. F Farm.Machinery, Washing Machines Aladdin Lemps and Pittsburgh Plate Glass Paint h 5 New Riegie Carey ohio l , ' , U-Ov-v.-...-.v-6.......-.-.-.-.-...Q-. - ... .... . .NA - , . ,. ...., ------.-....,.....,....,,.,.,, ,- 64 CQMMENCEMETNIT FRU GR AM Class of 1957 Thursday May 20, 1957 Vanlue School Auditori Processional---- ---- ------ ------ -------- Invocation- Salutatory- our-gnupg-a-n--nu -an-n--c--.--q-can onean-q-an--manage-Q-Q-q-u-.1--an---5 Music, Mixed Quartette---- ---- 4---4----- Class Poem- Pieno Solo- Valedictory Vocal Music Address ---- Vocal Music Petefmgxn, Kc131':ct?. -...--.-----..-.-.-..--..-----.--.-..--.- -.---.---- -.-- - ---.. --.----..-.- ---.--.... ..---..-- ..---.--------.- Q-------.-.... --..---........-----.-- ---. -. - -- Q-.--.----p-no-Q an-n-.---.-.., -----.-Q-u--Q--------q- um Mario Teltermire Rev. Floyd Watt Clara Russell i Revs Gamberling, Helen Rtbkp?dsQ'Joc,SJltznan Virginia Van Horn Esther Knight Mary Lou Roberts Girls' Glee Club Dr. Earl Anderson ' Prof. of Ed. O.S.U. Girls' Glee Club H. Eugene Hendricks Presentation of Diplomas ---- ---- ---- ---- Pres. of Board of Educ Rev. Glenn Robinson Benediction --------------- ------- ------ V COQPER SERVICE STATION PHONE MAIN 5 24 HOUR srnvrcr if 9 FINDLAY OHIO 1 65 q .. tion SENJQR C CJURT Esther .Ellen Beck Kermit Casteel Richard Clark Pauline Fry Reva Gamberling Esther Knight Donald Lee Gertrude Loader Clair Mc Kee Robert Newcomer Helen Peterman Harold Redick Kenneth Richards Mary Lou Roberts Earl Roller Clara Russell Joe Saltzman Mary Sloan Audra Thomas Mildred Thomas Leroy Thompson Willis Walters Virginia Van Horn Jessie Whitaker Verdict Stealing basketball gameso Guilty of breaking widnows Guilty of playing T hooky. Guilty of bumping Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty We can Gu iity Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty into people of chewing gum. of giggling. of twiddling his fingers. of giggling. of blushing. of being quiet. of having a temper. of slow watch. of chewing words. find no complaint of Writing tall stories. of talking. of running into fences. of studying too much. being indepen- dent. of working too hard. of watching for teachers. of teasing. of staying home on Sunday evening of self impor- tance. 66 Sentence Eet others help. Raise them. Hustle. Let them bump into you. Prohibit her buy- ing ite Smile a bit. Get busy. Pardon for good conduct. Obtain some powder. Talk More. Dye your hair. Get a new one. Watch pronunciation Join the tall story Clube Take corner seat. Drive more careful. No books. More sociable Rest awhile. Concentrate on studies. Mind your own business. Get a boy friend. Get foremsn's job. Juruofa comm Wants to be Lowell Shuck President of the U.S. Thelma Gemberling Great Ebman Ralph Cravens Basketball champ Betty Cole Ballet Dancer David Cole Successor to Edward VIII Mary Ann Miller Opera Soloist Neil Cole Shooter Ethel Roller Hair dresser Archie Cole Fighter Ruth Pratt Alone Jack Miller Electrician Doris Miller Married leo Dangler At ease Helen Martin Queen of Sheba Jay Snyder Lawyer Justine Arnett Geomctrist Don Presler Cartoonist Harold Fry Secretary of Navy Margaret Schmidt Devoted wife Anna' Ma e Ros e Ag gre ssive Twila Dean Wealthy 67 Probably will be Undertaker Just shy old maid Junk Dealer Hit of the show Hobo Lion Tamer Minister True to her hubby Second Joe Lewis Probably won't be lunatic Divorced One of the chain gang Queen of Eoboes Convict Ricycle rider A success Drowned Mrs. Roosevelt Bashful Poor AUTQGRAPHS 53 INDEX TO ADVERT EER S J. . 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