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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1941 volume:

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None ever left him with pain in his heart. This can be said of himg none lived in dread of him. He scoffed at nobody just to be smart. None in vulgarity spoke in disparity, Calling' him names that We commonly hear. Nobody jeerezl at him! Nobody sneered at him. No one was worse off for having him near. Brave was the heart of himg kindness a part of him, True to his faith and his fellows he stayedg None could recall of him, traits that were small of him. None had been hurt by the blunders he made. This we can tell of him, all men thought well of him. Home goes his spirit now bearing no stain. This We can say of him over the clay of him, God will be proud to receive him again. -Edgar Guest Dedication to the School 'Twas in the year of twenty-three, Twenty-six tiny babies were we. And in that year a building grew, It was the schoolhouse of Vanlue. By twenty-nine the school had grown, And into the first grade we had flown. The first year was one of' trials and correction, Under the guiding hand of Miss Gillette's direction. In 35 we were half way through, And all the while the school grew. By 37 we ended our grade school career, Learning to fight and spread good cheer. As we grew up the school grew too, And by 41 we were through. The school continues to go on its way, Establishing knowledge and getting no pay. Now as we leave and seek our fame, We dedicate this book in the Vanlue name. We are doing what no other class can do. And now we shall say to Vanlue High Adieu. Senior Class of 41 Page three Page four film? WMA W4 in we afiqfnl' of '41 I GLIMPSES FROM OUR CABIN OF OUR GROUND CREW II SOARING THROUGH SCHOOL LIFE III THE PASSENGERS OF FLIGHT -11 IN ACTION VANLUE 94 Sons ol. Vanllle March away to Victory for Vanlue Our gallant sons must Win the fight, Do or die must be our cry for Vanlue, We'll battle hard to gain the right. When at last, our day is past at Vanlue And We shall go on our lonely Way, We shall strive with hand and heart dear Vanlue In gratitude our debt to thee to pay. All hail to thee, our Alma Mater! All hail to thee, our Alma Mater! All hail! Vanlue! All hail! Vanlue! All hail to thee our dear old Vanlue High fCHORUSJ Sons of old Vanlue High, dear Vanlue High, Arise ! Protect your colors true, unfurl them to the skies Rah! Rah! Rah! We'll he her loyal sons, faithful and true We'll fight with might, to gain the right for old Vanlue. -Frederick Killeen. Page five VANLU SQARING WITH THE CANDID MAN 1941 ADMINISTRATION K. V. Olil-Superintendent MY TRUST They come to me, This living clay, With joy and hope and love, Unblightegl by the cynic's doubt, Untouched by grief and care. With eager faces turned to mine They seek my helpg and there Mute before such utter trust I bow my head in silent prayer. II. E. Hinkle- Principal Lord, help me make this living clay Into works of art supreme- Being Wrought by patient toil As vital as the humble soil, And yet, in part, for beauty made. Let me not my trust betray As with this plastic mass from day to day I mold pulsing souls, And send them on life's complex Way. Page sew 1 Page eight VANLUE THE DIRECTORS IN CONFERENCE Harold Lee, Presidentg Erman Brightg Charles Coleg Garrett Millerg Milo Bayless, clerk. 7!ze4e Mae Um wana! FIREMAN MECHANIC Mr. Harry Thompson Mr. Williard Daniels STEWARDESS Mrs. Dyer 19-11 OUR HANGAR AND AIRPLANES eww ana! 25 ' AIRPLANE PILOTS Roy Lee, Carl Barger, Ralph Gemberling, Carl Beaver, Jerome Walters, Williard Daniels, Mechanic. Page 'nine Page ten FACULTY ROBERT COLLINS fScience, Mathematicsj ERCIL HINKLE fHisto1'y, Physical Ed.J STANLEY HUFFMAN fMusicJ NELLIE KETZENBERGER fLanguages, Physical Ed.J MERRIT MONSON fVocational Agricultural K. V. OHL CSocial Sciencej RALPH SAMPSON fSeventh 8: Eighth Gradesj HENRIETTA TINSMAN CCommercialJ ARLENE YOUNG Q Home Economicsj ELMER STEINER QSixth Gradej BERNICE SHAFER fFifth Gradej ELIZABETH HEMINGER fF0urth Gradej GLADYS 'FREIER fThird GradeJ YVEALTHA WENTLING fSecond Gradej QFirst Gradej VANLUE BERNADINE STEININGER Class istory We have now reached the end of our school career. Twelve years of instruction which has helped us reach this goal. The first eight years of school were long and uneventful and at times very dull. The four years that We have been in high school seem almost too short but they are ones that we will always remember. In 1937 we started our high school career as forty-eight shy and rather inexper- ienced Freshmen. Mr. George Tuttle being our guide and counselor. Our class offi- cers were: President, Doris Hendricks, Vice President, Ruth Ellen Dulgarg Secretary- Treasurer, Robert Van Atta, Reporter, Ruth Marie Cupp. The next year we became Sophomores, being one step nearer to our goal. Our class of thirty-seven members elected Reva Thompson, as President, Virginia Shuck, Vice President, and Ruth Marie Cupp, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Tuttle was our sponsor. In the fall of '39 we entered our Junior Year with thirty members. This year and then we presented our class officers were: President, Gerald Ruth Dulgarg Treasurer, Belva We felt very dignified for we chose our class rings play, Gay , which was a real success. Our class Cotter, Vice President, Virginia Shuck, Secretary, Crawford, and Reporter, Pauline Kauffman. In the spring we gave the Seniors a real send off by being their hosts at the annual Junior and Senior banquet. Miss Ethel Baum was our adviser. In the fall of '40 we entered our Senior year. With twenty-eight members answering the call to continue . This was the climax of our school career and we all enjoyed our Senior year the best of all. During the year, Paul Rice, our all- around athlete, Darrold England, and Jean Helfer left us. A highlight of our Senior year was our class play, Pigtails , which was acclaimed a great success. Our high school careers were ended with the Commencement on May 19. Our Senior class officers were: President, Helen Beck, Vice President, Cosmo Plottsg Secretary, Dortha Parrish, Treasurer, Belva Crawford, and Reporter, Juanita Hendricks. Mr. Hinkle was our advisor. Class Historian, Ruth Ellen Dulgar IN MEMORIAM Dorzoruv BARCER Tho' lost to sight, to memory dear Thou ever wilt remain, One only hope my heart can cheer,- The hope to meet again. -George Linlcy Page eleven VANLUE S . The deed I intend to do is great, but what as yet HELEN BECK NBECK' She's here, I heard her gigglef' Class President 4, Class Reporter 2, Glee Club 1, 2 Operetta 1, 2, Office Help 1, 4, Play 3, 4, News- paper Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 4. COSMO PLOTTS HWINCHIE' He is good and he is bad, always jolly, never sad.' Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2 3, 4, Vice President of Class 4, Football 1, 4 Football Manager 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, Play 4. DORTHA PARISH HBEAR' I love but one. I can love no other just now.' Class Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 4 Office Help 3, 4, Class Play 4, Operetta 2, Glee Club 2, Basketball Manager 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 BELVA CRAWFORD MEZZ' I know not. Basketball 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2 Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Oifice Help 4, Cheerleader 4, Treasurer 3, 4. 64444 of '41 1 BETTY BECK BECKY Convince a woman against her will and she of the same opinion still. Glee Club 3, Operetta 3, F. H. A. 3, 4, F. H. A. Historian 4, Office Help 4, Basketball 2, 3. LAWRENCE BRIGHT LIZZIE I cannot check my girlish blush., my color comes and goes, I redden even to my ears, and some- times to my toes. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual StaH' 4. JOHN COLE COLE By Jovel I must confess women like me. Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Play 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH CUPP HAP Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. Reporter 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, News-- paper Staff 3, 4. Page twelve 4 1 J RUTH ELLEN DULGAR RED Independent now and independent forever. Basketball 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Class Play 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Secretary 3, Vice Pres- ident 1. ' FLORENCE FRY SIS Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 4. DORIS HENDRICKS HEZZ Try a new way if the old one does not produce good results. Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Basketball 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Office Help 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Class 1, Class Play 3, 4, Cheer Lead- er 4, Operetta 1, 2, F. H. A. Play 4. JUANITA HENDRICKS HENDRICKS Curiosity is one of the forms of feminine bravery. Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Plays 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff' 3, 4, Class Reporter 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. -at genial: 61044 of '47 JUANITA HILE HILE My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Librarian 3, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4. PAULINE KAUFFMAN PUSS Just being happy is a fine thing to do. Looking on the bright side rather than the blue. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, F. H, A. Play 4, Operetta 1, 3, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper StaH 3, 4, Class Reporter 3. ROBERT KING TOOTS Many men have been known to have accumulated wealth by minding their own business, but not me. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft Ball 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Play 4, An- nual Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Basketball 4, Oper- etta 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN LOUDENSLAGER Loudie I know him by his gait, he is a friend. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. Page thirteen VANLUI' BRADIE MARSHALL SWEETIE All great men are dead and I'm not feeling well myself. Annual Staff 4, Vocational Play 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3. MARGARET PHILLIPS JESSIE Words are but windy but seeing is believing. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Librarian 4, Annual Staff 4, Papzr Staff 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3. ROBERT SHUCK SHUCKIE The hearty grasp, the honest gaze, the fvoice that means the things it says. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Opcreita 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Vocational Play 4, Soft Ball 3, 4. VIRGINIA SHUCK JINNIE The mistress of herself though China fa'ls. Class Vice President 3, Office Help 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, L'brar1an 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Play 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. I BEBE THOMAS TOMMIE Be not the first by whom the new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside. Librarian 2, Office Help 4, Glee Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4. DONNA THOMAS SMITTY I have found one man among a thousand. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Office Help 4, Annual Staff 4. MARJORIE THOMAS MARJ She's not a flower, not a pearl, but she's a jolly all around gir1l. Office Help 3, Plays 3, 4, Vocational Play 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4. REVA THOMPSON THOMPSON That hair-That smile-Those eyes, Her worth is not in her size. Basketball 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Operetta 1, Office 2, 3, 4, Play 3, President 2, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. LUELLA WALTER BETTY And talk is her perpetual joy. Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Librarian 3. Page fourteen 94 1 I C1358 IOP CCY The other day as I sat thinking, my thoughts took me to what my classmates would be doing twenty years hence. As it has always been my ambition to be an aviator, I climbed into my little plane and started on my journey to find my class- mates in that new era. As I landed at Wrights' Field at Dayton, I saw none other than John Cole who was at this time the manager of the field. Another plane landed at the field, and out stepped Marjorie Thomas, head Stewardess. While talking with Miss Thomas I learned that among her passengers were Belva Crawford and Bebe Thomas who were employed as stenographers in Chicago. After visiting there a few hours I decided to be on my way. While seated in my plane I turned on the radio and whom do you suppose I heard. The program was being announced by Lawrence Bright and he introduced the world's greatest opera singer, Juanita Hile. At the close of the program I heard one of the outstanding Woman commentators, Ruth Ellen Dulgar, reporting current news flashes. I made my next stop at Findlay, Ohio. Here I found Margaret Phillips as Editor of a Findlay paper. Bradie Marshall was employed as cartoonist for the same paper. I left the paper office and proceeded down the streets of Findlay. As I was walking along I came upon Mrs. Dale Leichty, the former Miss Doris Hendricks. I asked her concerning several of my classmates. She informed me that Mrs. Lynn Stillberger, the former Miss Reva Thompson, was a resident of Findlay and that Dortha Parish Was employed at office work in Indiana. Again I entered my airplane, and journeyed to my home town Vanlue. It was one of the greatest industrial centers of the world. Here I found Cosmo Plotts' as President of Vanlue University. While talking with Cosmo, in walked Robert King, head of the Vocational Agriculture Department. As I was leaving I met John Loudenslager, Director of Physical Education there. John informed me that a number of my classmates were employed at the university. They were Donna Thomas, Florence Fry, and Luella Walter who were working in the dormitories. Virginia Shucl: was employed as Commercial teacher while Pauline Kauffman was teaching Home Economics. After leaving the college and strolling down the Main street of Vanlue I met Mrs. Donnell Hendricks, the former Miss Ruth Cupp. She told me that Robert Shuck owned a prosperous farm south of town. I also found out that Mrs. John Gill, the former Miss Helen Beck was living in Illinois where he husband was head of the Air Forces. Mrs. Virgil Keiffer, the former Miss Betty Beck resided at Fostoria where her husband was employed. After having seen all my classmates it made me a little homesick for my good old school days but I ascended into my plane and was on my way. Juanita Hendricks Page fifteen Page sixteen enior Class We, the Senior Class of 1941 of Vanlue High School, realizing that our school days are drawing to a close, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament. A We give and bequeath our various properties and characteristics as follows: Article I Betty Beck wills her ambition for sports to Donnabel Shuck and Ardeth Thomas. Article II Lawrence Bright intrusts his deep blushes to Thomas Roller and Reid McKee. ' Article III Virginia Shuck bequests her jolly good-nature to Reva McKee and Bud Dyer. Article IV Helen Beck wills her ability as a successful class president to Clair Oman. Article V John Loudenslager and John Cole intrust their athletic ability to Samuel Opp and Jack Dean. Article VI Ruth Ellen Dulgar wills her ability as editor of the class annual to Clifford Reed. Article VII Ruth Cupp and Pauline Kauffman intrust their giggles to Mary Ellen Redick and Avonelle Stone. Article IX Doris Hendricks and Belva Crawford leave their ability to cheer- lead to Roberta Miller. Article X Reva Thompson bequests her height to Loren Helfer. Article XI Robert King intrusts his ability to manage a basketball team to Robert Hendricks. Article XII Donna Thomas wills her ability to make friends to Margaret Wohl- gamuth and Mary McKee. Article XIII Bradie Marshall bequests his quiet nature to Billy Ward and Virginia Arnett. Article XIX Robert Shuck wills his ability to look innocent to John Roberts. Article XX Florence Fry and Luella Walters transfer their pleasing person- - alities to Mary N aeyaert. Article XXI Juanita Hendricks bequests her scholastic standing to Nana Bechtel. Article XXII Margaret Phillips leaves to Mary Jane Breitigam her art of con- versation. Article XXIII Bebe Thomas intrusts her mischievous nature to Raymond Tong. Article XXIV Cosmo Plotts leaves his comic actions and cleverness to Edezene Arnett and Vernon Opp. Article XXV lgikariilorie Thomas bequests her ability of leadership to Donnabellc u . Article XXVI The Senior Class wills the little brown jug to the Junior Class. Article XXVII The Senior Class bequeaths to the members of the faculty its sin- cere thanks and gratitude to the patience and deep understanding they have shown us during our school days. Article XXVIII We, the Senior Class, do hereby extend our whole-hearted apprecia- tion and thanks to the Board of Education and to our parents who have helped to make our school days the most happy and memorial of our life. Article XXIX We hereby appoint Mary Ellen Redick executor of this will and testament. Article XXX In testimony we hereby sign and seal this last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1941. WITNESSETH: President-Helen Beck Class Attorney Treasurer-Belva Crawford Dortha Parish VANLUE 1911 ,n Class OCITI 'Twas in the year of twenty-nine, Twenty-eight students stood in a line, Small and frightened children were we It was our first year in school you see. 7 The years Hew by and at last, We ended 2, year in the eighth grade class. The next year we were freshies green, So afraid that we'd be seen. When Juniors we presented Gay , To take us further on our way. And Pigtails in our Senior year, Ended our struggle for a goal so dear. The years have flown quick and fast, And now as we glance into our past, We wish to thank you everyone, For education, hope and fun. Underclassmen we say to you, Always be courteous, kind and true. Be loyal, faithful and helpful too, Serve to your best for old VANLUE. Helen Beck A se? fmt WK? Page seventeen w M1-llaree Down an ne to Grow Twenty-eight Juniors climbed into the second-class With great big grins from ear to earg Pilot Mr. Monson sat at the front, To watch for all unpleasing bumps. Co-pilot Mary Ellen Redick did her best, To help Pilot Monson and all the rest. Weather-man Clair Oman gave this shout, We're in for a storm, but don't bail out! Stewardess Ardeth Thomas Wrote in a book All of the doings in every corner and nook, Radio Operator Nana Bechtel paid all the bills, When the ship was damaged among the hills. Reva McKee made all their reports She recorded all their great doings and the sort, The ships colors were red and white You never have seen such a beautiful sight. I came, I saw, I conquered , was painted on the wings And to that motto the class will always cling. Beautiful Red Roses adorned the ship To make the passengers have a more pleasing trip. Several class parties were enjoyed throughout the year, All the Students attending with plenty of cheer. A play, Sulphur and Molasses was given in December, And in January a Chicken Supper we'll all remember. ship this year, First Row: Edezene Arnett, Virginia Arnett, Nana Bechtel, Mary Jane Helfer, Robert Hendricks. Second Row: Mary McKee, Reid McKee, Reva McKee, Roberta Miller, Samuel Opp. Third Row: Vernon Opp, Mary Ellen Redick, Clifford Reed. John Roberts, Thomas Roller, Donnabel Shuck, Donnabelle Shull. Fourth Row: Avonelle Stone, Jane Stone. Ardeth Thomas, Raymond Breitigam, Lane Dyer, Loren Mary Naeyaert, Clair Oman, Tong, Billie Ward, Margaret Wohlgamuth. Absent-Jack Dean. Page eighteen VANLUE 1941 I First Row: Samuel Bechtel. Calvin Casteel, Roland Coldren, Sara. Ellen Cole, Timothy Cole, Robert Fruth, Paul George, Second Row: Janice Ann Heck, David Hendricks, Erman Hendricks. John Hendricks, Rita Mae Hoff- bauer, Betty Houtz, Ralph Loudenslager. Third Row: Ina Ruth Miller. Naomi Phillips, Wyatt Risner, Richard Robinette, Dorotha Thomas, Donald Walters. Withdrawn-Rita Mae Hoffbauer. Entered-John Ackerman, William Norris G4 as all-Way 1' 0118 The third-class clipper wasn't so full With twenty-one Sophomores in its hull Pilot Miss Ketzenberger worked the gears, To steer the class through this year. Co-pilot Paul George with great ability Steered the ship to its greatest facility 5 Weatherman Calvin Casteel gave this reply The weather's clear, let's begin to Hy . f Stewardess Sara Ellen Cole helped the class, She described the scenes as they passed 3 Radio Operator Ina Ruth Miller was on her toes, To take dots and dashesg she knew all the codes. Crimson and gold colors were painted on the ship With pink carnations for decorations from tip to tipg A live wire never gets stepped on , helped them a lot, It was painted in gold on the ship's top. One of our students who was great, Passed beyond the golden gates, We'll always think of him today and tomorrow, The one who left us with great sorrow. IN MEMORIAM JUNIOR MARSHALL Like a lonely swallow He sails the chart unknown, And ever he is winging To his other home. Page nineteen VANLUE Page twenty G CRISIS of the GfCCI1,, Twenty-eight Freshmen in all Boarded the Fourth-class clipper in the fall, Mr. Collins was their great Pilot He taught the class to be quiet. Co-pilot .lane Thomas was at his side She helped the passengers have a pleasing ride, Weather ma.n Nathalie Coldren was standing by To ,qive had weather reports from the sky. Stewardess Iola Crawford did her bit To take care of the passengers on the ship. Radio Operator Paul Moser did an awful lot, He kept the plane from hitting mountains and rocks. The ship was decorated Green and White And Lily of the Valley helped make it a beautiful sightg Their motto is Work with the Will Their saying that they will fulfill. First Row: Lou Arnetlt, Loel Arnold, Dwight Castecl, Nathalie Coldren, Doris Cole, Patricia Crates. Second Row: Iola Crawford, Virginia Dyer, Bobby Hendricks. Nina Luzader, Gene Miller, Paul Moser. Third Row: Wallis Phillips, Buniette Pratt, Betty Presler, Marilyn Rader, Ruth Ellen Reed Eulalia Reinhart. Fourth Row: James Roberts. Glenna Roller, Reva Shuck, Burdeen Thomas, Jane Thomas, George Walter Ralph Wisner. Y Entered later-Naomi Ac kerman . igrti, Grade First Row: Ross Bechtel, Alice Bright, Blaine Dukes, Rex Dukes, Robert Fry. Second Row: Clarice Hile, Laverne Kauffman, Pauline Marshall, Paul McKee, Jack Naeyaert. Third Row: Carol Newcomer, Kenneth Nye, Junior Opp, Betty Parish, Harold Perkins. Fourth Row: Kelley Perkins, Helen Puckett, Byron Radebaugh, Mary Louise Risner, Roscoe Row, W. B. Row. Fifth Row: Rosetta Stillberger, Verne Stone, Leona Van Horn, John Vehrs, Laurabelle Walter, Donald Wohlgamuth. Erztered-Richard Blunk. Seventh Grade First Row: Erma Bentz, Don- ald Broadwater, Joan Fry, Jean Coldren, Helen Cole, Robert Crates, Raymond Dir- meyer. Second Row: Kent Dukes, Marquita Fruth, Helen Grant, Orpha Mae Green, Marcella Hendricks, Mary Louise King, Mary Lentz. Third Row: Ramon Lentz, GraceLuman, FrancisMarsh- all, Donna Mae Miller, Jo Ann Patrick, Edith Risner, Monroe Risner. Fourth Row: Betty Sauser, Louise Shaffer, Rex Shuck, Marilyn Sworden, Claren Thomas, Raymond Walters, Dale Wisner, Billy Wohlgfa- muth. Page twenty-two VANLUE SIXTH GRADE First Row: Lile Aranda. Fannie Arnett, Doriw. Jean Bayless, Donald Bechtel. Marilyn Beck, Anna Mae Brown, Oma Brown, James Dean. Second Row: Norman Fa- ber, Evelyn Fry, Herbert Hendricks, Raymond Hen- drickw, Arthur Lentz, Cal- vin McCormick, Helen Mc- Cormick, Jack Marshall. Third Row: Paul Newcomer. Virginia. Parish, Norman Pratt, Carolyn Richards. Clayton ',Risner, Donald Rob- erts, Eugene Sanders, Don- na Stone, Ruth Tanner. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Ed Arnett, Nel- lie Beaschler, Betty Casteel. Robert Coldren, Max Cole. Bonnie Crawford, Billie Daniels, Virginia. Fruth, Mollie Farmer, Harold George, Charles Gorsuch. Second Row: Donna Grant, Betty Hendricks, Florence Joseph, Helen Joseph, Ken- neth Kauffman, Joyce Lu- man, Betty Marque-t, J. C. Perkins, Virginia Perkins, Raymond Pratt, Derry Ris- fl91'. Third Row: Donna Rihner Herbert Risner, Sylvia Ris- ner, Irma Russell, Charles Stacy. Bureada Stone, Doin- ald Stough, Jean Van Horn, Richard Van Sant, Alice Walter, Elmer Walter, Nina Wohlgamuth. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Frank Barnet-J. Rose Alice Bechel, David Bright, Florence Bright, Dovey Brown, Martha Cole, Hjarold Cupp, Ruth Ann George, Donald Grant, Second Row: Donald Green, Kenneth Green, Patricia Haines, Joyce Ann Hatch, Reita Hendricks, Robert Lee, Grace Marshall, Joe- lene Marshall, Donna Mc- Cormick. Third Row: James Mullins, Ronald Nye, Wilbur Patrick, Margaret Ann Roberts, Ran- dolph Row, Paul Sanders Lucille Stacy, Glen Thomas Norma Thomas. Abse-ntXHarry Deckler. 1941 THIRD GRADE First, Row: Marilyn Arnett. William Arnett, Pearly Bar- nett, Phyllis Boyles, Phyllis Breitigam. Gracie Brown, James Coldren, Ernest Con- l vy. Sec-ond Row: Catherine Gor- such, Ruth Ann Hendricks, Carole I-Iotellingz, Jean Jo- seph, Janine Lay, Earl Lentz, John Lentz, Donald Ohl. Third Row: Betty Paricla. John Puckett. Mary Ann Radebaugh, Wilma Shuck. Alice Spitler, Norma Jean Stone, Edwin Walters. Rob- ert Wise. HECOND GRADE First Row: Virginia Arnett. Eldon Bame, Jessie Barnett. Earlene Beard, Joe Bright, Mary Jean Coe. Norman Cole, Herman Conley, Dor- tha Green, Bonylin Hatch, James Hendricks. Second Row: Virginia Hen- dricks, Norma Hotelling, Eddie Lambriizht. Norman Lee, Ramon Lee, David Inntz, Marilyn Marshall, Arlen McRill, Luana Nye. Geo. Preston, Teddy Rader. Third Row: Harry Richards, Bonnie Rickie, Franseeta Sanders, Billie Spitler, John Stahl, Doris Jean Stone. Ray Sullenberger, Ellen Ma- rie Tanner, Rose Thomas. Richard Wonder. FIRST GRADE First Row: Arlo Bishop, Ben Bright, Carol Cole, Ronald Crawford. Gerald Cupp, Florence Ecker, Ar- lnnn Fruth, Lucille Fry, Vir- ginia Fry, Barbara Lou Green, Nancy Jean Hem- inger. Second Row: Leland Hen- dricks, Lowell I-I'rndrir'ks. Mona Higxzins, Marlene Hille. Lora Lambriizht. Marjorie Lambriprht, Faye Marshall, Dflhert Marshall. Margaret McKee, Barbara Jean Oman. Third Row: Delmar Phillips, Janet Risner, Rowena Ris- ner, Wanda Risner. Nanci! Roberts, Ted Shuck, Larry Shull. Ann Stone, Wilma Jean Seismore, Eleanor Van Sant, Carolyn Williams. Absent--Dennis Brown, Page twenty-thrw VANLU CQME WITH Us IN OUR FLYING MACHINE t, t, ' . 94 First Row: Helen Cole, Donna Mae Miller, Mollie Farmer, Mary L. King, Virginia Dyer, Eulalia Rein- hart, Donna Stone, Ross Bechtel, Virginia Parrish, Jack Marshall, Richard Van Sant, Marylin Beck. Second Row: Byron Radebaugrh, Clayton Risner, Billi-e Daniels, Billie Wohlgamuth, Sara E. Colle, Pauline Marshall, Carolyn Richards, Charles Gorsuch, John Hendricks, Mr. Hulfman, Director. THIRD ROW: Richard Patrick, Donald Broadwater, Doris Cole, Kenneth Nye, John Vehrs, Raymond Tong, Ralph Loudenslager, James Dean. UI' SCllOO.l 2111 With instruments bright and shiny and new Horns and drums and trumpets, too, We started the band. We blew and blew with all our might We honked and horned 'til our throats were tight, We started the band. Mr. Huffman taught us how to blow He's our instructor, don't you know. We started the band. Only squeaks and squawks came at first But we blew and blew 'til we thought we'd burst. We started the band. Notes came next, we learned them fast, The hardest part we learned last. We started the band. We played at chapels, games, and all We'll do better in the fall. We started the band. We're better now, I can say 'Cause we work harder every day. We started the band. Page twenty-five ' VANLUE BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row: W. Phillips, J. Robe-rts, B. Marshall, R. Wisner. R. Loudenslager. Mr. Huifman. Director. ' yi Second row: R. Shuck, C. Plotts, T. Cole. R. King, W. Risner, D. Walters. Third row: P. Moser, B. Dyer. J. Hendricks, L. Arnold, R. Hendricks. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: D. Shuck, E. Reinhart, M. Harris. N. Harris, N. Luzader, I. Miller, P. Crates. J. Stone, V. Dyer. B. Thomas. Second row: R. Dulgar. ll. Reed, A. Thomas, R. Millier, M. Redick, B. Presler, M. Wohlgzimuth, A. Stone, M. Phillips, M. Rader, M. Breitigam. R. Shuck. Mr. Huffman, Director. Third row: V. Shuck. D. Cole, G. Roller, L. Arnett, S. Cole. N. Phillips, J. Heck, D. Shull, R. Cupp. D. Thomas. R. Hofl'bzu1rer. The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs were quite active during' the year. Under the able direction of the music instructor, Mr. Stanley Huffman, the groups progressed vcry nicely. At Christmas, they combined to present a Christmas cantata, The Shepherds' Christmas . In March both groups sang at the Tri-School Musicale at Vanlue, and the latter part of March they again as a body presented their annual operetta, this year being Top O' The World . Page twenty-six -1 64 9? Christmas or thers Popcorn balls and cranberries, English walnuts and fairies Dancing 'round a tree Were so colorful to see. And a little sick boy, too, Whose own pleasures were so few Hungry little birdies fed And thus many pleasures spread. Silver stars upon the tree Blinked and twinkled merrily From the Christmas tree so green As they gazed on the happy scene. Little children sang with cheer And watched for Santa's reindeer. Santa came with great joys And spread his cheer to girls and boys. Page twenty-seven VANLUE Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor Associate Editor Senior Editors - Underclass Editor Activities Editor Music Editor - Snapshots Editors Sports Editors - Photograph Editors 2R0bert Page twenty eight ect the Visors To MISS KETZENBERGER - EDITORIAL ADVISOR! We wish to express in these few lines, Our appreciation for help divineg Under her guidance, we did progress To make this annual a success. To MR. HINKLE - BUSINESS ADVISOR: To Mr. Hinkle, we wish to say You helped us financially, in a big Wayg You spurred us on to glory and velocity, We thank you for your help and generosity. nnual Stall Ruth Ellen Dulgar - - Helen Beck - - Clifford Reed SPauline Kauffman Nuanita Hile - - Belva Crawford - - Florence Fry - Margaret Phillips SDoris Hendricks 2Ruth Cupp gJohn Cole 1Lawrence Bright SJohn Loudenslager Shuck Business Mgr. - - - Juanita Hendricks Circulation Manager- - - Betty Beck Subscription Mgr. Advertising Mgrs. Head Typtist - - Calendar-of-Events Joke Editors - - Art Editor - - Alumnus Editor Marjorie Thomas Cosmo Plotts Reva Thompson Dortha Parrish Virginia Shuck - Bebe Thomas - Luella Walter sBradie Marshall 2Donna Thomas - Cosmo Plotts - Robert King 9 I V-Hi-Bee Twice a month they published papers, To tell of student activities and capers, Each edition showed a progress, And on perfection was put more stress. A better paper in years to come, Better than what they have already done. Editor - - Assistant Editor Feature Writers - Sports Editor - - Humor and Art Editors Reporters - - - Business Manager - Circulation Manager Typists - - Adviser STAFF - - - Juanita Hendricks - - - - Marjorie Thomai - SDoris Hendricks, Bebe Thomas, 2Juanita Hile, Ruth Cupp, Helen Beck - - - - - Samuel Opp - - Reva McKee - Roberta Miller - SLuella Walters, Pauline Kauiman, Donna IThoma, Florence Fry, Margaret Phillips - - - - - Ruth Ellen Dulgar - - - - - - - Reva Thompson t Miss Tinsman, Helen Beck, Belva Crawford Ruth Cupp, Ruth Ellen Dulgar, Bebe Thomas - - - - - - Miss Ketzenberger Y Page twenty-nine VANLUE Page thirty First Row: Ruth Cupp, fFlorabelle Campbellj: Juanita Hendricks, lAnnabelle Campbelll: Doris Hen- dricks, 4Gaye Brooksl: Cosmo Plotts, fKenyon Campbelljg Marjorie Thomas, fPrimrose Whitej. Second Row: Mr. Collins, Director: Dortha Parish, lllrsula Jzuneslg Ruth Ellen Dulgar, 1Mrs. Sydney Campbellj: Virginia Shuck, fBrenda Baynesj: Helen M. Beck, lNo1'ma Kirkj. Third Row: John Cole, fThurlow Laddlg Robert King, fSydney Campbelljg Robert Shuck, QWatt Mannersl: Mr. Hinkle, Director. cs , , as 1 t2Il.lS Twelve actors were in Pigtails cast They represented the Senior Class The play brought great peals of laughter With Gay Brooks as the main actor. She wears her hair so she looks like a freak The most terrible words you should hear her Norma and Kenyon helped the story 1 But in the end Pigtails won all the glory. After they all had their say They liked Pigtails better every day The story gets into an awful mess But everything works out for the best. speak 94 1 I HS lllP1'llll' and MO13SSCS,, The Juniors like all other classes, Gave a play, Sulphur and Molasses . Ned Albert was the author, A better play was never offered. Under Messrs. Collins' and Monson's direction, The Juniors performed to great perfection. On November twenty-nine, The play was started right on time. With fourteen Juniors taking part, They entered the spirit of the play with all their hearts. It concerned the Fairweather's and the medical profession, People were relieved under Doc Fairweather's direction. Dr. Benson tangled the plot, Which gave interest to a lot. Jim Fairweather came on the scene, To brighten the plot and make it a scream. Other characters made it fun, We hope they give another one. First Row: Raymond Tong, 4Archer Turnerl: Donnabel Shuck, Hanice Morganj: Lane Dyer, lDr. Lance Fairweatherl: Donnahelle Shull, lMrs. Fairweather 'Me1z'J 5 Jack Dean, fDr. Edmund Fairweatherj. Second Row: Mr. Collins. Director: John Roberts, lDr. Crosby Bensonl : Clifford Reed, l0swald Sprattb: Reva. McKee, lMrs. Spratt 'Ruth'l: Mr. Monson, Director. Third Row: Nana Bechtel. lZelda Maloneyl: Margaret Wohlgamuth, tMalvina Watcrsjz Roberta Miller, lMrs. Dorolhy Goodhuelq Mary Ellen Redick, fJill Fairweatherj: Jane Stone, 4Verna Fairweatherj. Page thirty-one VANLUE F, H. A. First Row: ll. Hen- dricks, lb, Thomas, R Thom won. R. McKee l . M. Thomas, P. Kauff- man. ll. Parish, F. Fry M. Phillips. Sec'cl. Row: Miss Young V. Dyer, E. Rinehart N. Bechtel, J. Stone, A Stone. E. Arnett. V. Ar- nett. M. Naeyaert, M E, Ricdick, M. Miller, M J. Breitiram, R. Shuck R, Ei. Reed. 'l'hirLl Row: N. Harris I. R. Miller, B. Pressler G. Roller, L. Arnett. D Cole. N. Phillips, Coldre-n. P. Crates, Crawford, M. Rader, S E. Cole. B. Thomas. N Luzader. N I I age th irty-two F, H. A. and F. F. A. The F.H.A. was quite active during the year. They served a banquet to the Future Farmers of two counties to help make money for their trip. The club also purchased pins for those who have attained degrees. In March the girls held a bake sale at Upper Sandusky and Vanlue in order to further de- fray the expenses for their summer trip. The FF.A. in order to finance their trip for the coming summer, collected and sold junk and oiled harness. In March both the F.H.A. and F.F.A. held their annual pancake supper and later in the spring banqueted their parents. The F,F.A. boys again won the county pest hunt and the number of points they secured exceeded the number that was the state record last year. F. F. A, Firsrt Row: Mr. Monson R. Rohincttfe, C. Reed T. Roller, C. Oman, B Wawl. J. Lp0lll6hSl2.i1.E'9l' S. Shuck. Second Row: D. Hen- riricks, H. Marshall, G Miller, R. King. L. Hel- fre, T. Cole, R. Tom: J. Roberts. J. Cole. Third Row: C. George L. Dyer, S. Bechtel, .1 Roberts. V. Opp, R VVisner, R. McKee, S Opp, 'W. Phillips, R Hendricks. I 6 ousen Just for a change two groups decided, To give a mystery play with everyone invited. The two groups, you see, are very outstanding, They teach the girls home making, and the boys farm handling. On October twenty-fifth the auditorium was crowded, To witness a play that with mystery was shrouded. Did you ever hear of a headless phantom? Well, this play had one and it surely did fan' em. The action took place on a stormy night, The living room of Hobgoblin House was filled with fright. At nine in the evening the action began, Darius Krupp was a sinister old man. Ten other characters furthered the plot, With comedy addedg it pleased a lot. For just a beginning the best was given, By this production the F. H. A. and the F. F. A. have risen. Just in closing we wish to express, In plays they will always give us the best. Page thirty-three VANLU SOARING f QQ. ALQNG thirty-fouxr 94 I Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. N ov. Nov. ootluall Sclua Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Mt. Cory 34 Van Buren 0 Rawson 21 McComb 12 Mt. Blanchard 21 Arcadia 6 Arlington 52 Richwood 27 Liberty 6 The following football squad reported for the first practice for the H40-41 sea- son: Lettermen-Lawrence Bright, John Cole, Vernon Opp, Paul Rice, Lane Dyer, Timothy Coleg others-Loren Helfer, John Loudenslager, Jack Dean, Thomas Roller, Cosmo Plotts, Sam Opp, Burdette Pratt, David Hendricks, Richard Robinette, Ralph Loudcnslager, Erman Hendricks, Sam Bechtel. Lettermen this year were: John Loulenslager, Captain, Cosmo Plotts, John Cole, Lawrence Bright, Timothy Cole, Sam Opp, Thomas Roller, Jack Dean, Burdette Pratt, David Hendricks, Lane Dyer, Loren Holfer, Managers, Robert Hendricks, John Hendricks, and Clifford Reed. Both John Hendricks and Ralph Loudenslager were out of action during the last four games due to illness and injuries. ' Page thirty-five VANLUE oyis aslcetlnall Sclua With the packing away of the football togs-the boys started digging out their basketball outfits and twenty boys were selected to compose the Vanlue Troop , Though they didn't have an outstanding year as far as scores are concerned those up-and-coming graduates have proven that in a couple of years time they can boast an all-County Champ team. Lettermen around which Mr. Hinkle, our very able mentor, built his basketball squad were: John Loudenslager, John Cole, Robert Shuck, and Jack Dean. SCORES Vanlue 20 ---- Mt. Blanchard 17 Vanlue - Mt. Cory Vanlue - Van Buren Vanlue - Rawson Vanlue - McComb Vanlue - Arlington Vanlue - - - Arcadia Vanlue - - - Liberty TOURNAMENT Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Page thirty-six - - - Liberty - - - Mt. Cory - McComb 9 1 . . 211'CI1t-' CHC CIS SSOC1E1t1OI1 With an attendance of approximately seventy-five parents and teachers, the Vanlue Parent-Teacher's Association held its initial meeting of the 1940-41 school year. Committees were appointed from the different sections of the school district. All these groups can be highly commended for their work and producing of fine and interesting programs. The committees that the President, Mr. Hinkle, appointed were as follows: Refreshments: Chairman, Mrs. Rex Dyer, Mrs. Eugene Hendricks, Miss Young, Mrs. Everett Shuck, Mrs. Frank Kauffman. Program Committee for North-West Section: Chairman, Mrs. Wayne Wiseleyg Mrs. Edward Dulgar, Mrs. Roy VanSant, Mrs. Porter Shuck, Mrs. Merle Huston, Mrs. Lee Miller, Mrs. Merle Stough. Program Committee for North-East Section: Chairman, Mrs. Fred Radebaughg Mrs. Ray Cole, Ralph Thomas, Wilson Fruth, Mrs. Virgil Ward, Mrs. Harvey Redick, Mrs. Luke Broadwater, Mrs. Homer Phillips. The officers for 1940-41 were: President, H. E. Hinkley Vice President, Mrs. Wayne Wiseleyg Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Erman Bright, Pianist, Miss Shafer, Chorister, Mr. Huffman. lmnk You! TO THE PARENTS OF THE CLASS OF 41 - Dear Parents: In this small place we wish to express our many thanks and appreciation for these twelve years of education that you have helped us secure. We realize that without your unfailing efforts, we would never have reached our goal as we have this year. We know that it was your guidance and inspiration that guided us on in our high school career. Now in closing we, twenty-five Seniors, wish to extend our heartiest thanks to you, our Parents. I Page thzfrty seven YCS all 2l1'S of the Ofld NARRATOR-Luella M. Walter Copyrighted, 1941 SEPTEMBER: 3-Good morning, dear teacher. 6-Miss Tinsman explains assets. Isn't it a fright? 10-First P. T. A. 20 F. F. A. motored to Mt. Cory for a game of football. 27-Van Buren Football here . . . F. F. A. OCTOBER: 5-High School Day at Ohio State. 18-Mt. Blanchard football here. 19- 24- Seniors posed for the cameraman. Cosmo couldn't explain his bookkeeping. Could Helen to do with it? F. H. A. and F. F. A .... Many thrills. Arcadia football game here. Vanlue was Snubbed. 29-Electrical Short Course in Agriculture 30-Witches celebrate with cider and doughnuts. 31-Arlington came to Vanlue for a game. NOVEMBER: 8-Richwood here . . . Left Vanlue with 0. Magician, 8 P. M. 9-Seniors received their pictures . . . My what a nice picture you have! 10-16-American Education Week. 11-Armistice Day. 13-Vanlue played football at Liberty. 14-Seniors tested their intelligence by taking Psychological Test. 15-High School boys took half holiday . . . A hunting we will go. 20-School dismissed early. Students let out to work up an appetite. 21-Turkey. Hash for remaining week. Mae have had anything 25- 22- 26-Liberty here. 29-Junior Play . . . Fine audience. 30-Dunkirk here. DECEMBER: 3-Mt. Blanchard here. 6-Mt. Cory here. Wings Over America was presented at 9 A. M 13-Van Buren here. 17-Band made its first appearance. Orchids to grades for their marked success in operetta. Chorus presented the Christmas Cantata. 18-It just dawned upon the boys to buy their girl friend a Christmas 19-Why is everybody being so nice? Even students getting their lessons Rawson here. Christmas Chapel. What! No Santa Claus? Basketball boys gave us a yell in pep meeting. 23-27-Christmas Vacation. 30-Juniors have their rings. Pood Dad! 30-They finally popped the question. Juanita Hile and Doris Hendricks are wear- ing diamonds. JANUARY: 1-Happy New Year. 2-School again after a day's vacation. 9-10-Semester Examinations. 10-McComb here. 13-Defense school was started under the direction of Mr. Monson. 14 15 present. occasionally. 20- -P. T. A .... Junior Chicken Supper. -Second Semester begins, some people think they will have a date now. 31-Arlington Basketball team played Vanlue. VANLUE Page thirty-eight 94 YES 2111 I-lI'S of the World FEBRUARY: 4-Vanlue game with Mt. Blanchard. 7--Carey came to show us its' talent, but went home defeated. 11-Arcadia basketball game here. 12-13-Farmers' Institute. 14-Liberty game here. 15-Seniors serve Elevator Dinner. 17- When Mother Goes on a Strike was presented by L. Verne Slout and players at 9 A. M. 20-First day of tournament at Findlay High school. 21-Pictures were taken for Annual. MARCH: 4-Senior girls overate in Home Ec. 6-Popular Expression in Senior home room, How far are you in Bookkeeping? 7-Sad day, some people won't get to see one another until next week. 10-Anther Senior girl shows up wearing a diamond. 11-P. T. A .... Pancake Supper. 23-Baseball is organized. Spring is here again. 28-Glee Clubs present the operetta On Top O' The World . 1.. 5- 3- 15- 1 1- 18 25 9, APRIL: No school today. Oh Yeah! April fool! County Elimination Tests. P. T. A. Trio School Musical Festival. Good Friday. Eighth Grade takes State Test. Senior Class presented Pigtails . MAY: Junior and Senior Banquet. 18-Baccalaureate Services. 19-Commencement Exercises. To Our vertlsers Last, but not least, we wish to say, To the advertisers in the Scarlet and Gray, We realize that without your aid, This annual could never have been made, We thank you heartily and wish to express, Our attitude in that we will confess, That you have willingly accepted your share. And now, dear Patrons, we wish you'd carefully explore, The following pages with advertisements galore, We're sure you won't go wrong or be mislead If in these pages you will kindly use your head. I Page thirty-nine Ahlenius Co. ,........... ,................ . Allen s ................,............. ,.,,............ ....... Bazley's Meat Market ........... Beck and Son ..A.......,..................... Beistle and McClelland ........ Bill's Economy Store ,...,...... Bluffton News .,...,..................... Bluffton Mfg. Co. ..............,....,.. . Boles-Dandurand Studio Bristoll Funeral Home ........ Broadway Lunch ..............,.... Bursons Clothing Co. ..... . Carey Greenhouses .....,. Carey Motor Sales ..,..,........ Carey Times ................,.....,...... Central Light and Powell ist of PAGE 54 C. F. JoveJ oy ...,,4....,.....,..,........,.....,..,..... Clark Foltz ...,,.,.......,.......... ,.................. Coca Cola ....,......,...., .....l Cooper ...................,.........,. ....., Crawford's Grocery ....... Cunningham's Drugs ......... Davenport Insurance ............ David Kirk and Sons .. Davis Poultry ..........,,...........,......... gonelson Packing Co. ......., . r Bame ...,.....,,....,.....,.................. Dr. C. C. Pearson .......... D1'. Dr Dr. Dr Dr. R. J. Semons .....,.. Dr. Dr. E. F. Hall ............... . Hosafros ......,....,.., Johnson .......... . Lee ..,.......,...,.,............. Schoonover ...,...,. Treece ......,....,.............. Dr. Van Buren .......................,. Dyers' Barber Shop ......,.. Earl D. Rummell .,........ Earl Wall ..,,...,...,..,.............. Economy Store ...........,....... Elks Grill .......................,...........,... E. R. Beck and Son ......... E. S. Krauss and Son ......... Esther Gemberling' ............... E. Warfel and Son ....... Fah1's Restaurant .,........ Farm Bureau ......,..........,.,.. Findlay Coffee Shop ........, Findlay College .............,............ Findlay Ice and Fuel ......... Findlay Implement Co. ....... . Flox's ...i.,....,....................,............,.., 49 61 57 62 47 65 50 56 60 54 Frank A. Weakly ...........,......., ,,.,,,,,,,,.,. Fruth Hardware Co. .,....... , .......... ..........,, . . Gate's Furnaces ,... .........................,.... .......,....t. Gemberling Meat Market ...,.,.... .....,..,..,.. G. F. Burnap ............ ,.........,.....,......... .............. George Egbert ...,,,,........ ..........,..,..... . ..,......,. . Great Lakes Sugar Co ......... ....... ,....,...,.... Hancock Brick and Tile Co. ..,... l............ . H. B. Keller ...,...........,..........,,..........,,. Harry's Drug Store ..... Page forty 42 43 65 52 41 59 63 61 50 57 63 47 56 46 65 63 45 57 49 clvertisers VANLUE PAGE H. D. Grube ..,.............,.....,....... ....-.....-. 6 0 Heidelberg College ......... ............ 4 7 Hendricks Bros. .,......,.... .....-.----. 4 5 Herf Jones ....,.,..,........,..............., .......,.... 4 Hile's Hatchery ..................-.....----- -'---,------ 5 3 Hoadley's Rug Cleaning .......... ..-..-----AA 4 1 Hostler Bros. ,............. ........... ,......... . . . .......... -43 Hughes Dry Cleaners ...........,....,.. ..,......... 4 1 Islays ....,.....................,........,............,.................... ............ 5 3 J. C. Hochstettler and Sons .,...... ............ 5 6 J, F, Dible .,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..........,.... .....,....,. 5 4 J. J. Herman .,........,.............,............... ............ 6 0 J. J. Newberry Co ........,... ............ 4 8 J. M. Thompson .......,..... ............ 4 4 Kanel's .,................,,.,............... Kessel's .......................,.................. Lanning Motor Sales ........... 52 L. C. Dipert ............................... ..i..,..,... Lester Thomas ................ ---..--- -- 5 3 Leorfs ...,....,..........,...,..................... -----.-.4-.. 5 2 Lynn A. Lyon ,..........,.............. .....,..... 5 0 MacDaniel Motor Sales ....................,..,....,......,.......,.... 54 Marion Herman .................,......................,...,..........,........,. 48 McCormick-Deering - Findlay ........................ 60 McCormick-Deering, Bame-Arlington ......... 41 McRill Bros. ...........i.....,........... ,..... ................. ,...........,...,. . ,... 4 4 Medlock Jeweler ..............................................--------.---..--..-- 50 Modern Shoe Repair ....,............ ,..,...... . .48 Naeyaert Poultry .........................,...,. ....,....... 4 2 National Lime and Stone ..,,...,...,... ..,.,. 4 5 Neuhauser Hatchery ..,........,..,....,.. ............ 4 1 New York Central ....................... ..........- 5 9 Oak Pharmacy ....,........... ............ 6 3 Ohio Oil Co. .....,..........,... ............ 4 3 Ohio Pipe Co. .,....... ............ 4 1 Paul Kruppe ,..............................,...... ., ......... 65 People's Bank .,...,..,......,,.....,...........,..... ..........,. 6 5 Pure Milk and Dairy Co, .....,. .,.....i.... 5 5 Ramge Hatchery ...........,..,,.......... ,,.....,.... 5 9 Ray's Bakery .....,.......,.............., ..,......... 5 3 R. B. Steen ..................,. ......,..... 4 5 Russell Herman ,............ .,.......... 4 4 Sink's Greenhouses ............ ............ 5 6 Smith's Shoes ................... ............ 5 0 Snyder Lumber Co. .....,... ...,........ 4 9 S Kr S Drug' Store ....,............. ,.... ..,.... 4 8 Switzer's Bakery ...........,............. ............ 5 7 Tarbox-McCall Stone Co. ....... ............ 5 5 Tasty Taters ..,.....,..............,..,.........., .......,.... 5 2 The Dress Shop ...........,...............,. ,...,,...... 4 7 Theis Furniture Store ....,...... ............ 5 9 Tiffin University ......................... ............ 5 1 Turner Crosby ....,......,......................... ..... Twining's Music Store ..,.. . ...,...42 58 Vanlue Grain 8: Supply Co. ...... ........,.. . V. H. Huston ,...........,.......,,......,.... Vic Snyder ........,,..........,...............,... W. G. Coldren ............,.....,...,..,..... Wharton Hardware ........................... ..... Wyandot Co. Farm Bureau ..... ..... ,...,..,.... 53 48 60 56 54 52 Z1erolf's ...................,...,........,..,........,....... E IOZOI IOTCI ICED! IOZOI l0iOl micl IOTO 0 H 0 A D L E Y ' S COMPLIMENTS OF o Rug and Cleaning Co. Q E New Rugs,RCl2rIg:ai:3n5:1Z1oleum and F Phone Main 100 Q 0 131 N. Cory St. Findlay, Ohio MT' BLANCHARD' OHIO I 1- - - .- .... O O THE OHIO PIPE COMPANY E 0 ll 0 ROOFING - PUMPS - WATER SYSTEMS E o PLUMBING and HEATING 9 ll O 5 J. G. BAME HUGHES 2 DRY CLEANERS E R ' IH C S ' epalrs ervlce Findlay's Leading Cleaners 5 IMPLEMENTS can Main 617-W 122 W. Front st. g 0 Findlay, Ohio E Arlington, Ohio CLARENCE SCHLENCHER, P p t A 0 E E NEUHAUSER I-IATCI-IERIES, Inc. Ohio U. S. Approved Chickens E 2 Q Feed --- Remedies Poultry Equipment o FINDLAY, 0. FOSTORIA, o. ARLINGTON, o. 5 Qiol loiml fO1Ol IOTOI IOTOI IDTOI IOTOI E Page forty-one IOZOI IOZOI IOZOI IOZOI IOZOI IOZOI N10 0 E Compliments of DR. C. C. PEARSON 3 TURNER-CROSBY 9 0 Q VETERINARIAN s H o E C o. 5 ll Findlay, Ohio Phone 639 Findlay, Ohio 9 0 N l - - 0 5 II o I I E R BECK Sz SON 2 ll 2 l I 5 All Klnds of Custom Mixed Feeds I1 O 5 II 2 ALLIS-CHALMERS 6 ll 9 5 2 'I PURINA CI-IGWS 5 ll 9 E Vanlue, Ohio Phone 1-15 0 E' . HIS RETINUE 0 icompllments of One day Mark Twain arrived in a Canadian 0 hotel, and glacing over the register, took note n ofugxe Sigliitlllis ofdthe 11153 arrival: r v . 0 N A E Y A E R T hrwliinsigggd, Zlodd :him the clerk looked at F t 't , : 51655115 'ilvvaiif 533 valise. H P 0 U L T R Y '- 9 9 NUF SED u The classOwasDset thi task of writting an , ll Yi. t t o Vallllle, Ohio ml!-Iis essay triad: Ugrdlr 335. Vlee hlsvenft 1 got one. 0 OZ OZ 0ZO O1 Oi0 iO 0Z020 Page forty-two H nomo: zone: mono: mono: mono: mono: nomo 0 For Better Certified 404 Corn Hybrids H a so 9 E V V Certified Wheat,l0ats, and Barley o - SEE E. S. KEAUSS 8x SON o E F1ndlay,Oh1o,R.2 USE THE CAREY TIMES E carries your community news PRODUCTS 'TJ M DU Cn O Z D2 ,bL ' 23 HN QM EU HU: SE 6 D-I O Z E11 PU v-4 102 H BEST IN THE LONG RUN O 'E HOSTLER BROS. , 9 Compliments of u ll 0 Everything to Eat or Wear 0 D R. R. E. L E E n Phone 46 Mt. Blanchard, O. 2 o Mt. Blanchard, Ohio E H. C. Hostler, Prop. E O Miss Ketzenberger: Use the word miniature '- O in a sentence. S, 3 U Paul G.: You begin to snore the minute o you're asleep. -I 0 Sheet Metal and Plumbing E A sensible man doubts everything. Only a H fool is certain of what he Says. 9 UAW you certain of thaw, Mt. Blanchard, 0. Vanlue, 0. Positive. o TCI KOZOI IOZOI IOZOI KOZOI KDZOI KOZOI E Page forty-three E IOZOI lO1Cl N101 l01Of' . IOEOI N201 Q10 0 J. M. THOMPSON DR. ROY SCHOONOVER 5 II 2 H Confectionery - Lunch VETERINARY 0 Sells Everything-Keeps Nothing 210 East Sandusky St. 5 E o Vanlue, Ohio Phone 423 Findlay, Ohio ' H If 1 5 INVALID COACH SERVICE TELEPHONE MAIN 429 E E O Compliments of 5 E ii O Russell E. Herman . E O g Funeral Home E 2 E 209 EAST MAIN icsoss ST. FINDLAY. OHIO 0 - - - a E UAL TO IT 9 O Q COMPLIMENTS OF u A rather small boy asked 'a shop foreman for 0 .' b. a lS?Vhat can you do, sonny? the foreman in- 5 ' d. qu'l'IZnything, replied the boy. Q Can you file smoke? queried the foreman, ' 9 facetiously. U Yes, sir, if you'll screw it in the vise for 0 me, answered the boy. VANLUE, 01-H0 And he got the job. 6 O O Oi0 0T0 020 i0 0ZOiO Page forty-four I IOZOI IOZUI IOZOI IOZOI IOZOI ICED! IOZO 0 ll ' HENDRICKS BROS. F A R M B U R E A U 3 Dealers in INSURANCE SERVICE Q 9 . . U Hay, Straw and Wool Auto , Fm, , Llfe O Res- Phones R. B. Steen, Agent H 73 Vanlue 295 Carey o o Office Phone-50 Carey Phone 33W N - V Q - - - 1 O 5 Compliments of E 0 E Th ' I L' e Natrona :me 81 Stone Co. 5 O U n Findlay, Ohio g O 0 NARCII 5 I I I O O I n Finishing Lime Flbered Lime 9 0 Masons Hydrate Brick Mortar Agricultural Hydrated Lime 5 Il 0 9 u Plants At o CAREY - ARLINGTON - FINDLAY - MARION 5 . E! u Best Wishes Jack: What's your uncle doing these days? ' 0 Lane: He's working in Des Moines. Jack: Which one, coal or iron? G R E A T L A K E S - E 0 UNREASONABLE O E S U G A R C 0' Miss Scatter-Brains: Shall I know anyihing when I come out of ether? Doctor: Well, that's expecting a great deal FINDLAY, OHIO of an anesthetic. 6 OTOIW'-l0iOFl '-'l0Z0li 1OZOl KOQOI IDQOI KOEOI E Page fofrty-five E IOZOI KOTCI N101 H3101 KDZOI IOZOI IOZO ' CAREY GREENHoUsEs Comments of I ii FLOX S 0 Cut Flowers and Potted Plants ' 9 . U for All Occasions Upper Sandusky-Carey, 0- O WE DELIVER We Give Holden Red Stamps 5 Valuable Premiums 2 o Phone 19 Carey' 0' Given Absolutely Free E . C , Mr. King: Were you hurt when the chandc- 5 Compliments of lim- fell on your, H Robert: No, it was a light fixture. 2 ii 1 9 D S E M 0 N S EFFECTIVE - My son's saxophone lessons have been a very o good proposition. U Has he been able to get into a band? 2 o Carey, Ohio No, but I've been able to buy the neighboring n houses very cheaply. o , f C C 5 WAITING FOR THE CASUALTY LIST 9 O After a strenuous diay's shooting, Giles re- Q turned to the house alone. He was only an amateur at the game, and his host felt some anxiety about the outcome. FOR HOME KILLED 6 Have you shot anything? he demanded of . u Giles, expecting to hear the worst. Quallty Meats Q Don't know yet, replied Giles. We'll have ' H to Wait until the rest of the party come in and Custom Butcherlng o then we can call the roll. Vanlue, Ohio W, . u 1 - 5 THE 9 o Compliments of O C , Oh' ,, my 10 H. B.KELLER 0 Department Store E 0 Quality Merchandise Cemetery Memorials E At Popular Prices T. C. Myers, Mgr. 1907 Carey, Ohio 1941 5 Z 0Z 0ZO OZ 030 'DZO 0Z025 Page forty-six IOZOI IOZCI IOZOI N201 IOZOI 102011.-IOZO ii Compliments of E E DR. JOHNSON HARDWARE CO. Fostoria, Ohio E' Carey, Ohio 9 0 E , C U T - R A T E Q 5 G R O C E R Y 9 Electrical Supplies 5 T. Crawford And Appliances E o Vanlue, Ohio Our Specialty '- E ' 1 -l' ' l 3 C . ll Omphments of Compliments of 9 0 L ANNING HEIOLERURO COLLEGE E O 0 u - 0 Tiffin, Qhio Carey, Ohio R E 0 9 g THE DRESS SHOP Ladies Wear Q 5 DEALERS SMART . . . INEXPENSIVE U E APPEALING 9 o 112 South Main Street Get a Car with Style Fostoria Ohio - ' o oio oi0 o:Q o:O O1 w:o o:o:E Page forty-seven E lomol lomcl lomox -lomol mmol H0201 iomo 9 COMPLIMENTS OF HERFF-J ONES COMPANY , MODERN SHOE REPAIR H 0 Designers and Manufacturers of . D u Dry Cleaning - Hat Blocking 0 . School and College Jewelry Shme Parlor E Graduation Announcements Complete Shoe Rebuilding 9 o At Popular Prices B Medals - Cups - Trophies COMPLIMENTS OF 0 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. E E WWMMN J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 0 Jewelers To Vanlue High School 5 ' 10 ' 25C Store o ': N Opposite Court House g H Representative: R. J. DICKEN Findlay, Ohio 0 5 ll COMPLIMENTS OF M' 'I' 2 E Agent for 0 The Beacon Mutual V- H- H U S T 0 N Indemnity Co. E AUTO - TRUCK - CARGO 2 9 INSURANCE n CAREY, OHIO 9 Vanlue, Ohio 5 E o COMPLIMENTS OF 9 Margaret P.: All the trains and street cars S' 8 S' in the United States stopped yesterday. 6 Marjorie: Yes? What for? E o 319 S. Main Street Margaret: TO Pick UP DaSSeH201'S- H Il O Findlay, Ohio 5 omomomomomomomomomomomo omol::E Page forty-eight H IOZOI ICSC! l0ZO ZO 0Z0 OZO 0Z0 O C- F- LOVEJOY HARRY'S DRUG STORE 5 ll Contract Plasterer In Business for Your Health Q 9 A-1 Plastering done, arches- DRUGS-WALLPAPER-GIFTQ E old walls made like new. A Patchwork a Specialty Cut Rate E 202 E. Sandusky St. Findlay, Ohio 9 o Phone 498 CAREY, OHIO E - - - - -- - - - . - - 5 Compliments of H 0 E T H E S N Y D E R 5 II 2 . LUMBER COMPANY o Carey - - - Vanlue E 2 v C C O E I 5 BUILDERS SUPPLIES n Q 5 COAL - - PAINT O l l l 1 1 Ui I .. 1 6 , E 0 POOR POP! The BLUFFTON MFG. Co. ' E Eefgfjfi jggjflgcilcojlifljggdunvfgfjfaQ,feQ hIfasSS1dm1'g, 433 W. Main cross st. Findlay, ohio a es op win ow. hln large getgexiigggss thei window gvas Manufacturers of 8 t ' : ll 7 77, t - . gg2gEjg31IoI1dF6Eniinted in red wselre use wggrdeg: W0m3n'S Frlend Washers E 0 Findlay Automatic Stokers E Little chance you come to harm and If you live upon a farm. Pgwer Mowers 5 0Z OZ OZO 0Z0 0Z0 ZO 03020 Page forty-nine 0 ZOZO OZ0 0ZO ZO OZ 0ZO Z0 OZ Bulova - Elgin Watches 42 ' 'Ja ' Diamonds p 5 Silverware - Jewelry E Typewriters 0 E M E D L O C K A. CO. JEWELER 5 622 S. Main U Q Phone New Locatlon Your Jeweler H Fmdlayf Ohm 213 So. Main Findlay 0 --f-W - -- - -- P THE ZETNA LIFE 5 5,5 INSURANCE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF E f OI- THE ZETNA CASUALTY ' O 1 gy AND SURETY COMPANY ga THE STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 5 Symbol of THE AUTOMOBILE ll Security INSURANCE COMPANY g 5 , of ICE8zFUEL CO. o HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT -I E Dependable Insurance for Q o Practically Every Need . , O 'I lllll S ll06S Davenport Insurance 5 Agency Q o Fidelity and Surety Bonds C Q 307 Ewing Bldg. Phone 442 amy' 10 Findlay, Ohio ,, 0 Q l - H For almost a quarter of a Century O Th B Cl I1' C 0 e urson ot mg ompcmy A O has furnished clothing to the people of the Northern and Western part of the county. H Friendly service and dependable quality have aided in the success of This Store 9 through the years. O U This is a friendly invitation to make our Store your headquarters while in Carey. 0 EARL BURSON CAREY, OHIO RALPH KURTZ 5 O20 Z0 010 O1Q OZO OZ OZ0ig Page fifty D TIFFIN UNIVERSITY E 0 9 E fSuccessor in name to Tiffin Business Universityj 0 SALIENT FACTS PERTAIN ING TO TIFFIN UNIVERSITY E OF INTEREST TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 9 ii 0 l. Member National Association Accredited Business Schools, Member American Association of Junior Colleges, Member North Central Association of Junior O Colleges, Authorized to confer degrees on four year graduates. E 0 2. Ten full time and two part time faculty members carrying A. B., B. S., M. A., n C. P. A., and LL. B. degrees. O 3. The institution maintains two literary societies, a literary and social hallg 5 sororities with national connections, fraternities, a twenty-five piece orchestrag U a mixed chorus, athletic teams, an archery club, a riding club, bowling and 2 o swimming teams, social activities of every known collegiate type, weekly assem- U bly and program, a commencement and degree conferring exercise, thus making 0 the institution one of collegiate grade. 4. Special Departments: Accounting and business administration, shorthand, typing, H and office machines, psychology and salesmanshipg English and public speakingg o cconomics, banking and finance, industrial engineering. M u H 5. The college employment department, the service of which is free to students and alumni members, places graduates from coast to coast. One young man or - woman has been assisted in procuring employment at the rate of one, as an 9 average, every forty-eight hours, or every other day. This rate of placement E has maintained since May, 1933, a period of nine consecutive years. ' 0 U 6. This institution has majored in civil service, or government courses for twenty- o two years. More than fifty have been placed with Uncle Sam in civil service positions, at initial salaries of S1440 per annum, during the past few months. 5 Civil service examinations are conducted in the college building by the federal u government, for the benefit of T. U. students. Q ii 0 WRITE FOR LIST OF 250 HAVING ACCEPTED POSITIONS SINCE JANUARY, 1940, AND COPY OF TIFFIN U. ILLUSTRATED CATALOG. 5 9 0 5 01 OZO OZ OiO OZO D1 iOiE Page fifty-one O II O Compliments of LEONS O Il O Findlay, Ohio WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE EZ HANCOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN H Findlay, Ohio 0 TASTY TATERS ii 0 Potato Chips Ruth Cusac, Prop. 0 E Phone 291-W Findlay, Ohio 9 Mrs. Cole: John, you should hold your hand n in front of your mouth when you yawn. 0 John: What! and get bit? 0 E Ruth D.: We have a cucko clock at home. Helen Mae: Ours won't work either. iOZ0 OZ0 OZ0 iO OZ0 OZO O Value First Clothes Exclusive at ZIEROLF'S Findlay's Leading Men's and Boys' Store FINDLAY, OHIO KANELS Clothing 8z Furnishings for Young Men Compliments of E. M. WARFEL 8z SON Jeweler Findlay, Ohio L. J. COOKE Square Deal Optometrist Niles Bldg. Findlay, Ohio 5 ll 9 5 ll O ... 5 Il e 1 -4 5 II I0 O20 0201- O ll 0 O1O OiO 01O Oi6 Z DiO Oi Page fifty-two OZ0 OZ0 ZO Z 0ZO ZO 0 Compliments of Compliments of II I I S A L Y S VANLUE GRAIN 8a Dairy Products SUPPLY Assoc. F dl y Oh Vanlue, Ohio Compliments of I-IILE DUCK FARM AND HATCI-IERY Carey, Ohio DUCKLINGS POULTS CUSTOM HATCHING Phone Vanlue 50 T Compliments of RAY'S BAKERY Phone 113 Findlay, Ohio 0iO 0:o Oi0 iO 1O 0iO Page fifty O 01010 0Z0' 0ZO ZO OiO OZO O ll O Carey M0t0I' SEIIES DR. HARRY HosAFRos O E Dodge Plymouth Veterinarian Dodge Trucks Carey, Ohio o Phone 38 Carey, Ohio E b . WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU afeifitfifil' thfhi.ESTlle.lnaoiliffltifelfll C0-0P- ASS'N-, INC- conflict. E xirlrzgisfaml blond has just met an o immovable bachelor. and ev Electrical Appliances P Z., . . . .. . ?,, I U 0 85322517 -fnfhi tgioiollelleaSZ1.Z'ZSEZa232ht Sefvwe Plus Quahty Products H to Start mn Phone 53 Carey, Ohio D011elS011'S COMPLIMENTS OF o , Q NU-DA BRAND BRISTOLL COLD AND FRESH MEATS FUNERAL HOME E Donelson Packing Co. Phone 3151 0 Carey, Ohio Carey, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Q , J. F. D I B L E H McDan1el Motor Sales Y : Q A-,Te Plumbing - Heating Sales YHUPYRUI Fl! Service 0 . . . . 0 I Fflgldalre - Refrigeration E J. A McDaniels, Mgr. Carey, Ohio Phone 131 Carey, Ohio o1o 0:O 010 Oi To . 02620 Page fifty-four E IOZOI loiofl IOZOJ l9Z0 0ZO OZ0 Z0 0 COMPLIMENTS OF THE E , TARBOX-MCCALL 2 O D Y E R S ,, STONE co. 0 BARBER SHOP Manufacturers of E 0 Vanlue, Ohio o Crushed Stone and E Stone Sand PLAYING SAFE 5 All Grades of Stone for I1 A carpenter, sent to carry out some repairs, Road and Cement Work 9 entered the apartment of the lady of the house o with his apprentice. E Mary , the woman called to her maid, see Deliveries Made Ally Place that my jewel case is locked at once! in Hancock County ,- The carpenter understood. He removed his 9 watch and chain from his waistcoat with a sig- H nificant air and gave them to his assistant. Phone 171 852 Western Ave. John , he said, take these back to the shop. I , H It seems this house isn't safe. Findlay, Ohm F 0 - - - - - 1 i - 5 E EAT AND ENJOY M O ll 0 I nu uaI1t Brand Ice Cream 0 E O H Finest in Dairy Products 5 E E I O 5 a I ' TI-IE PURE MILK nd DAIRY CO 9 0 ll . . . 0 Phone 66 Tlifln, Ohio 5 0101 1010! IOZOI. lOi0l IOZOI- JOTOI- 10101 Page fifty-five axonal ICSC! IOZOI IQEOI IOZOI lo:o c:o O COMMENTS OF . J. C. HOCHSTETTLER 5 sl soNs g 0 Grain, Feeds, Seeds, ll I o Fertilizer, Coal 428 W. Main Cross Street 5 ll Findlay, Ohio Phone Main 172 2 E Distributors of Wharton, Ohio Phone Main '79 0 C' ove r Fa rrn Wise, Leroy, Farquar Furnaces E I Amber Asbestos Shingles 9 o 0 E G rgce nes p Sheet Metal Works Good Goods at Low Prices E ES o o PATRONIZE YOUR HOME STORES I N' S' 8 u 201 North Main Street O 5 Hospital or Nurse Expense U . 2 Policy H Mrs. Hinkle: HI have been married five years Here is a Real Letter of Credit to Any Hospital o and my husband and I like each other as well W9 Will h9lP.Y0U PHY 9XP9llS9S fm' - as on our Wedding days, Room 1n'Hosp1talg Nurses Expenses, 9 Mrs Ohl' But you quarreled yesterday Operating room: X'Ra'y Charges? u ' , ' , , ' Incldentals 0 Mrs. Hmkle: So did we on our wedding' day. o EARL WALL, Agent u Bus. Phone Main 3400 Res, Main 500 9 Niles Building Findlay, Ohio -I O ll O Always At Your Sefrmce 0 E S I N K 9 S dealers in - F L 0 W E R S Electrical Equipment H McCormick-Deering 9 E 404 Second Street Machinery o Findlay, Ohio A. R. Cramer, Mgr. 5 uZO 0Z0 0Z0 0ZO 0EO 31O ZO2O Page fifty-six E mmol IOZQI IOZOI IQZOI lOZOl 10:01 IOZQ O COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 5 ll 0 O THE HANCOCK BRICK ll 0 si TILE Co. - O ll A xr Findlay, Ohio 9 H O DRINK E 2 0 1 ELK'S GRILL i CZQJZ 5 in Bottles Q E Findlay' Ohlo' No' 75 DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING 0 5 ll SWITZER BROTHERS S C H 0 0 L D A Y S 9 0 Are Eye-Strain Days E Good Bakers Use Good Lighting Since 1895 M 5 E 532 South Main St. Phone 18 'K' RA 4' E Findlay, Ohio o Findlay, Ohio The City of Cheap Electricity - 0 ' ' -'-l n 2 E FINDLAY IMPLEMENT CO. o Massey Harris Farm Machinery John Deere Farm Equipment 5 Dunham-Rosenthal-DeLaval ll Separators and Milkers g o g SALES - - - SERVICE Phone 598 461 E. Main Cross Street Findlay, Ohio 5 Olbli-T-1010! ionoi IOZOI IOZOI P0201 NZD!! Page fifty-seven E IOZOI IOZOL IOZOI IOZOI IOZOI IOZOI IOZO O 5 LESTER TI-IOMA H 9 E 0 Diamonds - Watches -- Sllverware 3 . . ll Findlay, Ohio 9 0 ll S... - O Kimball Pianos Expert Piano Tuning 5 King B-rand Instruments g Phones: 215-M and 1044 H T . . , M . The Store Every Woman Knows Wlfllllg S llSlC OPC o and Studios and E Lessons Given on All Musical Instruments Next to First National Bank 2 E 209 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio 0 FINDLAY'S SONG SHOP FINDLAY, OHIO 5 I1 9 E Compliments of o 5 ll 9 . . G. COLDREN I1 0 5 ll 9 O ll 0 Phone 600 as 9 E 205 W. SANDUSKY STREET FINDLAY, OHIO 0 5 ll o1o OZ 01Q O1Q O1o oi0 1olo Page fifty-eight H IOZOI lomol IOZOI lomol 'mmol 1 40301 rlomo 0 QUALITY SERVICE A- 0 - I1 Purchase Co-operatlvely Through Your 2 o I l E Own Orgamzatlon 1 Hancock County Farm Bureau Co-op Ass'n. E o PHONE 1517 FINDLAY, OHIO ' O K E S S E L 1 S RAMGE'S HATCHERIES Findlay, Ohio Better Bred Chix 9 Q From o Find1ay's Largest Selection of Ohio U. S. Approved Hens Flocks and Hatcheries Under State Supervision Q THEY MUST BE' GOOD M E PI'iCeS You To Pay 0 5 Compliments of g o u l I Q Th91S Furruture Exchange F 0 U GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS 9 O E CAREY, OHIO PHONE 118 O ai E o Loren: Where are y d g th g t R. R. H n E pressman: I d t k H h d p 9 his d t'nation Information on Passenger Service H 0 Vanlue, Ohio Pauline K H y ci F kl 0 Ma1'jm'ie: No' m brown' O. E. Otfenbacher-Agent 6 0201 IOZOI KOZOI lomol KOZOI mmol lomol E Page fi f ty-nine 010 COMPLIMENTS OF 0 10201 ' 10201 ' 10201 T201 10201 ' IOZOI' ' 1020 VIC SNYDER GENERAL INSURANCE u J. J. 402 Ewing Building o Phone Main 302-J V I Oh. We Pay Cold Cash for Hot Ashes an ue, 10 0 Findlay, Ohio H COMPLIMENTS OF CIOMPLIMEINTS OF E BROADWAY LUNCH H. D, G R U B E 0 Good Sandwiches Jeweler E 113 Broadway Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio 2 A DAVIS POULTRY Co. 0 Am ewes INTERNATIONAL I MOTOR TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS E Complete Service 0 Quality Farm Machines Repairs 6 -IVNINISISININISININ E McCormick-Deering Store 905 Lima St. Phone 368 Findlay, Ohio Cash Buyers of POULTRY - CREAM EGGS Arlington, Ohio POOR WILL! A sergeant was drilling a squad in the use of the rifle. All went smoothly until blank cart- ridges were distributed and the recruits in- structed to load their pieces and stand at ready , Then the sergeant gave the command: Fire at will! Private Lunn looked puzzled. He lowered his gun. Which one is Will? he asked. 0i0I l0i0l 'i'110Z0l ' 10101 ' KOZOI ' IDZOI 10201 Page sixty 0 ld 5 11 2 5 -4 5 11 2 5 I1 9 5 11 2 10101 10201 E lOi0I lO10I IOQOI lO1OI l010I lO1OI IOZO 0 A TELLING STRQKE E C. FOITZ BAKERY 5 The hare easily caught up with the tortoise. U Well, old man, you're not much of a runner, o are you? he sneered. . 9 No , admitted the tortoise, I'm not. I think Quality Baked Goods E I'll try for the crew. You see, I'm quite at home . in a Shell- of All Kinds ,, 0 II Mr. Collins: What is the most potent poison? n . Q o Reid: An airplaneg one drop and you're dead. Findlay Ohm II O 5 0i4- 9 6 . of II O II O 5 2 FI DLAY CIILLEGE 0 II O 5 II 9 O II 0 5 WE APPRECIATE OUR FRIENDS Q E IN THE VANLUE DISTRICT 0 5 II 9 Q DR. E. J. HALL II 0 . . Beverly: Mama, can the nurse fly? Veterlnarlan Mrs. Steiner: Why do you ask, precious? 5 Beverly: Cause papa just called her 'Angel'. E o Res. 491 Office 491 Mrs. Steiner: Yes. darling, she will soon fly. B II , . 0 Findlay, Ohio 5 OZOI I01Ol I0i0l I010l IO1Ol JOTOI IOTOI E Page sixty-one E' l0i0l IOZGPF H0101 40101 l010l H0201 IOT0 O Mr. Hinkle: Timothy, what are the middle E 1 ages? . . Timothy: They used to be 35 to 505 now Q Furnishings, Shoes and they're 50 to vo. 0 I1 Rubber Footwear l 0 QUALITY AT L'OW PRICE Neighborz' 'What is your son taking up in 5 college? E Tiffin, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio Father: Space, nothing but space. 0 I1 0 5 Safety U On 9 o Famous U 9 ,, Tires uaran e F 0 In E o Attested Il 0 III I l Reims Wrltlng E Each 5 V 9 0 Day E i ,L G CUOPER SERVICE H 0 Q Main at Hai-din Findlay, Ohio - - T i 0 0 Compliments of E 5 L. C. DIPERT Sz: SCN E 0 H VANLUE, oH1o E Di 03 010 0Z0 010 D1 010i-5 Page sixty-two E Iomol Iomol Iomol :omol ,JOZOE l0Z0l Iomo 0 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK C. WEAKLY ,N , , , Sheet Metal, Plumbing and 2 Quality Home Furnishings , E Heatlng Contractor o Water Softeners and Pumps, Furnaces, E Boilers, Stokers and Air Conditioning U . . Q 0 401 E' Sandusky St' Fmdlay, Ohm 4311-436 E. Sandusky Si. Findlay, Ohio E When You Crave Good Coffee 3 ASK FOR HI TEST LONGS BAKERY U - 9 E Roasted Fresh Daily 0 by PASTRIES , o Flndlay Cfnfee' Tea There Is A Difference - Taste Tells ins O and Spice Co. ' n f-ASK YOUR GROCER' 231 S. Main Findlay, Ohio o 5 COMPLIMENTS OF U Cosmo: Did you know that Bob swallowed a 9 fil 7 E llqohn L: I hope nothing serious develops. D o C , - FURNITURE HoSteSS: Did you have enough to eat? 2217-19 North Main Street, 9 O Clair O.: Yes, ma'am. DldH,t you see my n mother look at me? Findlay Ohio O s 5 COMPLIMENTS OF ' ' B Unlted Cigars - o Q Belstle 8z McClelland and '-FINDLA Y'S FURNITURE STORE Whelan Dr 11875 5 EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE AND AGENCY Q ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES o E 728 South Main Si. Findlay, oliin CAK PHARMACY -'OUR LOCATION SAVES YoU MONEY 218 S. Main St- Findlay, Ohio 5 omol lomol :omol lomol lomol iiomol :omol E Page six ty-three 01010 OZ0 Z0 OZO OZ0 OiO OZO E THE AHLENIUS CO. COMPLIMENTS OF 5 The Dependable Store U o Dry Goods H E Ready-t0-Wear H. K. VHHBUYCH, M. D. House Furnishings 5 RKO Radios D Q o Fostoria, Ohio Carey, Ohm M 5 O e of ' E E I D cl ' cl E . O QS' il I1 UI fl I1 f E 5 SIU d IDS 5 E 5 E TIFFIN, 0HIO H E 0ZO 0Z0 0Z0 OZO OZO 'OZO!I OZOZ 0 Page sixty-four E lonoi loner nomo: mono: reno: IOZOI mono 9 9 THE PEOPLE S Esther's Beauty Shop 6 BANK Co. g o Carey, Ohio Gabrieleen Permanent Waves ll o MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT HAIRCUTTING, SHAMPOOING 6 INSURANCE CORPORATION u A Vanlue, Ohio 2 0 A Roll of Honor Bank ll 0 Our Friends! g 5 Compliments of Il VVE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 2 0 Trade at ll Cunningham's Cut-Rate D R. B A M E Drug Store E Opp. Hays Hotel-Fostoria, O. 9 0 VVALL PAPER-PATENTS Carey, Ohio Q COSMETICS 'E BAZLEY MARKET KRUPP HARNESS SHOP 9 o E Harness Repair and Oiling Shoes, Boots and Rubbers E 332 s. Main street DeLaval Separators 9 O E Findlay, 0hi0 South Vance St. Carey, Ohio 5 II v 2 E Compliments of Compliments of 0 BURNAP'S GROCERY 0 D R- T R E E C E Staple and Fancy Groceries E E Oils and Gasoline o Carey' Ohio Vanlue, Ohio Phone 79 5 0201 KOZOI KOTOI IOZOI ronol -10201 IOZOI ll Page Sixty-five 7519! vqnnucal ecuned 440-ht Me Pam af 7fae Blwffllan am! paurbifazlnq ea. www ,uma af qine pmffnqff gzuffzw, 04.2, OZQ 0Z O3 Z 94 1 ALUMNI 1930 Dortha KBeckJ Bennett, Deceased Evelyn CBeckJ Shaffer, Vanlue, Ohio Dorothy QBrightl Buis, Findlay, Ohio Catherine 1BreitigamJ Beard, Vanlue, O. Helen fDreisbachJ Habegger, Findlay, O. Robert Farmer, Vanlue, Ohio Inez fFruthJ Stahl, Alvada, Ohio Goldie fHagermanj Wisner, Carey, Ohio Carl Hatch, Findlay, Ohio Wendell Heck, Vanlue, Ohio Clifford Hile, Vanlue, Ohio Mildred fLeeJ Farmer, Vanlue, Ohio Ross Lee, Vanlue, Ohio Helen fLoyJ Barmhisel, Cygnet, Ohio Annabelle CMcRilll Hile, Vanlue, Ohio Kenneth Monday, Findlay, Ohio Byron Oman, Vanlue, Ohio Opal Oman, Marion, Indiana Francis Roller, Tiffin, Ohio Ruth fShullJ Kirkpatrick, New London, O. Katheryn fSitesJ Powell, Findlay, Ohio Ralph Vanhorn, McComb, Ohio Clifford Wise, Findlay, Ohio 1931 Bertha fAdelspergerJ Gassman, McCutchenville, Ohio Lois fBaylessJ Romick, Mt. Blanchard, O. Evelyn fBeardJ Beard, Findlay, Ohio Reva fBeardj Rickle, Findlay, Ohio Frances fBeckj Shuck, Findlay, Ohio Jennie QBeckJ Kleopher, Carey, Ohio Nathan Beck, Vanlue, Ohio Elaine fBrightJ Blackburn, Findlay, Ohio Eva QCasteelj Fruth, Fostoria, Ohio Frances fCratesJ Grey, Findlay, Ohio Stanford Crawford, Forest, Ohio Kenneth Dible, Carey, Ohio Rosemond fEsterlyJ Farvel, Deceased Thelma fFisherl Wolfe, Findlay, Ohio Helen fHag'gertyJ Falo, Ada, Ohio Laura Ellen fHaggertyJ Bishop, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Martha fLeeJ Briht, Vanlue, Ohio Pauline fLeeJ Gamel, Carey, Ohio Reed Morehart, Carey, Ohio Ruth Oman, Findlay, Ohio Helen fPhillipsJ Wentz, Carey, Ohio Elizabeth Phillips, Fostoria, Ohio Cecil Rader, Alvada, Ohio Dortha 1ShuckJ Hershey, Findlay, Ohio Janice Shuck, Piqua, Ohio Katheryn fThomasJ Rader, Detroit, Mich. Edna Thompson, Findlay, Ohio Walter Thompson, Findlay, Ohio Esther fTong'J Craft, Findlay, Ohio Gertrude CVanhornJ Howard, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Charles Wagner, Findlay, Ohio Clark Wise, California 1932 Alice fArnettl Fruth, Alvada, Ohio Alice QBeardl Harris, Findlay. Ohio Aimee fBeckJ Fruth, Alvada, Ohio Wilson Fruth. Carey, Ohio Clyde Cardwell, Carey, Ohio Nina CCravensJ Kleisch, Carey, Ohio Charles Davis, Findlay, Ohio Maxine fDavisJ Bish, Findlay, Ohio Neva fDeweyJ Eiserman, Arcadia, Ohio Thelma fFarthingJ Shaffer, Vanlue, Ohio Carol Hughes, Vanlue, Ohio Deloss Loader, Vanlue, Ohio Ethel CLoyJ Green, Findlay, Ohio Vedna fMarshal1J Walter, Carey, Ohio Harry Monday, Findlay, Ohio Hairel Risner, Carey, Ohio Burnelle Robinson, Detroit, Michigan Martha fSaltzmanJ Beamer, Arcadia, O. Walter Smith, Nebraska Harry Wildus, Vanlue, Ohio Ruby fWoodwardl Foltz, Arlington, Ohio 1933 Clayton Beck, Army Camp Katheryn fBeckJ Wise, Findlay. Ohio Betty fBurnanJ Heminger. Vanlue, Ohio Ellis Cardwell, Rawson, Ohio Frederika Coleman. Alvada, Ohio Alice Daniels, Vanlue, Ohio Ralph Driesbiach, Fostoria, Ohio Barbara Esterly, Fremont, Ohio Aileen lFarmerl Rangeler. Vanlue, Ohio Troy Fisher, Cleveland. Ohio Glenn Fruth. Alvada, Ohio Richard Hall. Alvada, Ohio Doris Heck, Findlay. Ohio Delbert Heminger, Fostoria. Ohio Helen fMarshalll Walter. Carey. Ohio Nina fN'ewcomerl King, Tiffin, Ohio Captain Risner, Vanlue. Ohio Reva Shull, Findlay, Ohio Donald Thomas, Alvada, Ohio Dorotha fThompsoni Johns. Findlav. Ohio Ethel fThompson5 Hall, Alvada, Ohio Jerome Walters, Vanlue, Ohio 1934 Tom Arnett, Alvada, Ohio Derrill Arnold, Vanlue, Ohio Leona QBaylessJ Crawford, Vanlue, Ohio Violet Burnap, Toledo, Ohio Clarice fBeckJ Risner, Vanlue, Ohio Ruth fBeckJ Wickhiser, Alvada, Ohio Rema fCasteelJ Bishop, Wharton, Ohio David Cole, Columbus, Ohio Theodore Crawford, Vanlue, Ohio Theodore Ewing, Findlay, Ohio Bernice fFisherJ Schofield, Marion, Ohio Elizabeth CHeckathornl Grossman. Detroit, Michigan Dorcas Hendricks, Toledo, Ohio Beulah CHileJ Crawford, Vanlue, Ohio John Kiser, Marion, Ohio Ruth fKnightl Hoy, Findlay, Ohio Colene fMarquetJ Romick, Findlay, Ohio John McCormick, Jr., Manchester, Indiana Samuel Newcomer, Alvada, Ohio Jay Parker, Arcadia, Ohio Ray Parker, Arcadia, Ohio Welcome fPhillipsJ Moser, Wharton, Ohio Cloyce Rader, Fostoria. Ohio Esther lRangelerJ McCormick, Alvada, O. Bernice Shuck, Toledo, Ohio Carol Thomas, Vanlue, Ohio Ray Vanhorn, Allentown, Pennsylvania Page Sixty seven Page Sixty VANLUE ALUMNI 1935 Mary C. QAlspachJ Jolif, Mt. Blanchard Margaret Burnap, California Lester Beard, Alvada, Ohio Earl Brietigam, Vanlue, Ohio Ralph Cole, Jr., Vanlue, Ohio Robert Cole, Alvada, Ohio Milford Crawford, Vanlue, Ohio Glen Dulgar, Findlay, Ohio Marguerite King, Findlay, Ohio Glen Lewis, Findlay, Ohio Mary L. flioudenslagerj Jolif, Findlay, O. Clayton Oman, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Marguerite 1OmanJ Blymeyer, Findlay, O. Johnson Risner, Vanlue, Ohio Mary E. Saltzman, Alvada, Ohio Elizabeth Shuck, Toledo, Ohio Robert Shuck, Columbus, Ohio Martha Shull, Findlay, Ohio Alice QWarrenJ Meyers, North Baltimore Raymond Wise, Findlay, Ohio 1936 Evelyn Barger, Findlay, Ohio Isabel fCampbellJ Fellabaum, Marion, O. Ray Lewis, Findlay, Ohio Lorine Oman, Findlay, Ohio Martha fPreslerJ Stout, Carey, Ohio Lorene fRadabaughD Oman, Mt. Blanchard Iris Rangeler, Findlay, Ohio Robert Robinson, Findlay, Ohio Madeline CSaltzmanD Beard, Alvada, Ohio Dean Thomas, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio 1937 Esther Ellen fBeckJ Hollister, Findlay, O. Kermit Casteel, Army Camp Richard Clark, Findlay, Ohio Pauline Fry, Findlay, Ohio Reva Gemberling, Vanlue, Ohio Esther fKnightD Galloway, Findlay, Ohio Donald Lee, Vanlue. Ohio Gertrude CLoaderJ Roller, Findlay, Ohio Clair McKee, Findlay, Ohio Robert Newcomer, Alvada, Ohio Richard Nutter, Lorain, Ohio Helen Peterman, Findlay, Ohio Harold Redick, Columbus, Ohio Kenneth Richards, Carey, Ohio MaI'V Lou Roberts, Findlay, Ohio Earl Roller, Findlay, Ohio Clara fRussellJ Mondav, Findlay, Ohio Joseph Saltzman, Alvada, Ohio I Mary fSloanJ Miller, Findlay, Ohio Audra Thomas, Columbus, Ohio LeRoy'Thompson, Findlay, Ohio Virginia Van Horn, Columbus, Ohio Willis Walters, Vanlue, Ohio Jessie Whitaker, Alvada, Ohio 1938 Justine Arnett, Kentucky Daunt Brinker, Findlay, Ohio Bettv fColej Stillberger. Findlay, Ohio Archie Cole, Alvada, Ohio David Cole, Alvada, Ohio Neil Cole, Arlington, Ohio Ralph Cravens. Columbus, Ohio Leo Dangler, Findlay, Ohio Twila Dean, Vanlue, Ohio -eight Harold Fry, Findlay, Ohio Thelma Gemberling, Vanlue, Ohio Marion Helfer, Findlay, Ohio Helen 1MartinJ Schubert, Alvada, Ohio Doris fMillerJ Johns, Findlay, Ohio Jack Miller, Findlay, Ohio Mary Ann Miller, Findlay, Ohio Ruth Pratt, Findlay, Ohio Donald Presler, Arizona Ethel fRollerD Woodard, Findlay, Ohio Anna Mae Rose, Republic, Ohio Margaret CSchmidtJ Lee, Vanlue, Ohio Lowell Shuck, Ada, Ohio Opal Starr, Alvada, Ohio Orpha QWiseJ Loader, Vanlue, Ohio 1939 Donald Hendricks, Bowling Green, Ohio Lynn Stillberger, Alvada, Ohio Virginia Thomas, Worthington, Ohio Betty fBeardJ Presler, Carey, Ohio Mary Burnap, Vanlue, Ohio Leland Crawford, Vanlue, Ohio Clyde Cupp, Columbus, Ohio John Dipert, Westerville, Ohio Victor Dulgar, Findlay, Ohio Janet Dyer, Carey, Ohio Mary George, Vanlue, Ohio Audrey Hendricks, Vanlue, Ohio Richard Hendricks, Army Camp Foster Herman, Columbus, Ohio Verena Kauffman, Alvada, Ohio Ruth King, Findlay, Ohio Ernest McCormick, Alvada, Ohio John Robinson, Alvada, Ohio Homer Roller, Tiffin, Ohio Milton Stillberger, Texas, Ohio Helen fSullenbergerJ Phillips, Alvada, Helen fStoneJ Stevens, Tulsa, Oklahoma Leota Thomas, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Edwin Wise, Findlay, Ohio Marie Waltermire, Bowling Green, Ohio Mary Ann Stringfellow, Vanlue, Ohio 1940 Grace Adelsperger, Alvada, Ohio Gerald Baughman, Vanlue, Ohio Joseph Bechtel, Carey, Ohio Mary Ellen Brlht, Tiffin, Ohio June Breitigam, Vanlue, Ohio Kenneth Casteel, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Carlton Cole, Alvada, Ohio Mark Cole, Findlay, Ohio Betty Dean, Vanlue, Ohio Florence George, Vanlue, Ohio Betty Kiser, Vanlue, Ohio Rebecca Marshall, Alvada, Ohio Janet Miller, Findlay, Ohio Lloyd McKee, Findlay, Ohio Floyd McKee, Findlay, Ohio Nellie Oman, Columbus, Ohio John Oman, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Carolyn fPhi1lipsJ Peeler, Tiffin, Ohio Gerald Phillips, Alvada, Ohio Graydon Risner, Carey, Ohio Fred Roberts, Findlay, Ohio Margart KSausserJ Beck, Vanlue, Ohio Betty Shull, Findlay, Ohio Della Van Horn. Alvada, Ohio Mary Ellen Stillberger, Columbus, Ohio O fy W -5? if - if-5 ef? -, ,sly ' L ' V 3, V 'T 11, 95 V' 4 K1 ' ha, i 3 Q, figs' lg gi f , -, -1 i E Mg? 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