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

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To all of you, be good and true, And always loyal to old Vanlue. 2 Derrill Arnold Cedric Beard Ioseph Bechtel Ross Bechtel Samuel Bechtel Homer Beck 'Nathan Beck Earl Brietigan Earl Bright Daunt Brinker Eldis Cardwell Kenneth Casteel Kermit Casteel Richard Clark Rolland Coldren Archie Cole Carlton Cole David Cole Iohn Cole Mark Cole Neil Cole Robert Cole Timothy Cole Ralph Cravens Leland Crawford Clyde Cupp Leo Dangler lack Dean lohn Dipert Victor Dulgar Troy Fisher Paul George Loren Helter Delbert Heminger Bobby Hendricks 'Donald Hendricks Erman Hendricks Iohn Hendricks Richard Hendricks Robert Hendricks Harold Herman Foster Herman Carroll Hughes Laverne Kauffman Robert King Iohn Kiser Iohn Laudenslager Glenn Lewis Donald Lee Clair McKee Floyd McKee Lloyd McKee Ried McKee lack Miller Bradie Marshall Harry Monday Kenneth Monday Ralph Morehart Paul Moser Robert Newcomer Samuel Newcomer William Norris Kenneth Nye Clair Oman lohn Oman Nellie Oman Samuel Opp lay Parker Ray Parker 'Gerald Phillips Wallis Phillips Donald Presler Galen Presler Sherman Rangler Clifford Reed Harold Redick Kenneth Reinhart Kenneth Richards Graydon Risner Wyatt Risner Fred Roberts Iames Roberts Iohn Roberts Richard Robinette Iohn Robinson Robert Robinson Earl Roller Francis Roller Homer Roller Thomas Roller W. B. Row Harold Sheldon LANNING MOTOR SALES. CAREY, OHIO 3 7a Um 8:1414 and in Sefw-ice Lowell Shuck Richard Shuck Robert Schuck Robert D. Shuck Donnebelle Shull Harman Shull Lynn Stillberger Milton Stillberger lane Stone Audrey Thomas Carroll Thomas LeRoy Thompson Donald Walters Willis Walters Billie Ward Harry Wildus Clark Wise Edwin Wise Ralph Wisely Ralph Wisner 'Killed in Service .42- I :r . ,I Q ' wg w , Q ,M A ?3Qff5ff?'fHr: 'XX X 'b W o 0 o - if? I 5 Q , Am! Za ff'-:QQJSB 9064 Blau . . l I E5a'aL!z,r M E ., . . .Y IX! 0'09 Nniehemihe Jlame'7eam. . Mum. ' COMPLIMENTS OF KELLER MEMORIAL STUDIO CAREY, OHIO 4 4:5--' ,, sol Ilfnq 5- ft 'HV if ,ax :gli ,. . .pi--' Q A . 5 9 no 1 l l l J 4 i . xi. ' a 'lx r .lj up 6 y x h rftfgitgs ' , b , .mf I lflfgfi' , s:I'1'r?Z ?.' W E. . Apfhfb- -nf' f. 1'rfx'ful- K'-'iilafffgf ' if'-u -4 F 1 ,, .frm .., ,wr l fifth' -71 -'rf-'B-2 1 Q. - f'U ??S5a 7'r5'iT ' 1 x eff!-f7 ' f ' 1 J' J, ' -4 l A u- Sxgfirl 4 Q 95,5 f-MEA .1512 Qi' .pi f-9 ' fi' 33' P' i MMA Wan fue lffeelfi Me At the beginning of the school term Miss Van Lue did much Worrying about her teachers. But she soon learned that the hand of the teacher is intended to guide the enlightened, to encourage the hesitant, to rebuke the negligent, and to laud the successful. Now she expects that lift, that encouragement, yes-that rebuke and that praise. NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, INC., CAREY, OHIO 5 X MY EDUCATIONAL CREED By F. V. Miner To teach faith in things that are, To have visions of things to be. To love the truth, To have the courage of convictions. To esteem the individual, To uphold and respect true reverence To cherish the American Way, To believe in the national future. H. E. HlNKI.E Superintendent Boys' Phys. Ed., Biology, Coach Erman Bright. Pres.: Gleen McKee. V. Pres.: Milo Bayless, Clerk, Harold Lee. Garrett Miller HOWARD CLEANERS, 219 EAST I-'INDLAY ST., CAREY. OHIO. PHONE 12 6 DOROTHY GASSMAN ANNA FERN DECKER First Grade Second Grade EVA SHULI.. CHARLOTTE CRIBLEZ Third Grade Fourth Grade BERNICE DANIELS ANITA PRATT Fifth Grade Sixth Grade RALPH SAMPSON MILDRED I-IUTSON Seventh, Eighth Grades English, Mathematics SYLVIA PETERMAN LAWRENCE NICHOLS English, Social Science, Cgmmercigl, Principal Phys. Ed. LORINE OMAN MARIE JAMES Science, Latin, English Music FRANKLIN DEEDS I VIRGINIA REBER Vocational Agriculture! U Home Economics COMPLIMENTS OF CAREY GREENHOUSES - QUALITY FLOWERS 7 D f-7 'f'c- .f,7 14 1 ,lp 1 I bl ' I MMA Wan fue Qaefi la 614:44 Miss Van Lue, after donning her favorite sweater and skirt, and giving her hair a final brush, hurries for her initial day at Vanlue. Entering the north door and fol- lowing the older students to the upper floor, she tries to slip unnoticed into a back seat during roll call. After puzzling over her schedule, she heads for the first period class. Soon the unfamiliar muddle becomes a smooth routine and it is a common occur- rence to see Miss Van Lue going to class. THE CAREY TIMES. CAREY. OHIO 9 Seniala 61644 Gfficafi 61444 We have at last reached the goal for which we have been striving through our twelve years of school. We took our first step' toward the end of our school career in the fall of '43. Ieanne Waugh was our sponsor and officers were: President, Robert Fry, Vice President, Kent Dukes, Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Cole. We chose as our class colors-Red and Black, class flower-Red Rose, class motto- To- night we launch, where shall we anchor. We became Sophomores, with Rose Dehnhoff as our sponsor, and Presi- dent, Frances Marshall, Vice President, Donna Mae Miller, Secretary-Treas- urer, Edith Risner, Reporter, Ioann Patrick, as our councilmen. Our next step was taken into our Iunior year. We presented the Iunior play, Aunt Susie Shoots the Works , which proved to be a great success. Our next great success was the lunior-Senior Banquet. Under the super- vision of Virginia Reber and President, Edith Risner, Vice President, Claren Thomas, Secretary, Donna Mae Miller, Treasurer, Betty Sausser, Reporter, Rebecca Puckett, the Iunior year came to a glorious close. - We began our Senior year with Lorine Oman as our supervisor, President, Donald Broadwater, Vice President, Mary Louise King, Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Sausser, Reporter, Edith Risner. We presented the Senior play, The Ghost In The Belfry and published the Scarlet and Gray . Both were suc- cessful. We were the honored guests at the Iunior-Senior Banquet. Our school career was brought to a close with the Commencement exer- cises on May 17. We shall always remember the pleasant times we had at Vanlue. Donna Mae Miller, Class Historian. COMPLIMENTS OF DOTSON BROTHERS GARAGE. CAREY, OHIO 10 President ..,. .... D onald Broadwater Vice President ....... ..., M ary Louise King Secretary-Treasurer ..., ..... B etty Sausser Reporter ........... ..... E dith Risner Advisor .... . . .Lorine Oman 744 Gian P The rocket settled its huge bulk on the stony surface of the moon. All the passengers, including myself, alighted. We were quite dizzy at first and had a difficult time getting our bearings. Then the great telescope, which we brought along to gaze at the earth, was rolled out and set up in the best location. When it finally came my turn to look through the telescope I had the thrill of my life. For I realized that I could not only look at the earth but I could locate my former classmates on the earth. . I turned the great lens until I could plainly see the little village of Vanlue. But to my great surprise it was no longer little, it had grown to be of con- siderable size. And there I found the first of my former classmates, Donna Mae Miller, now happily married to Charles Bibler. Charles is now the head manager of Hochstettler Grain CS Supply, which has grown to be a great international firm. And there I left them and upon further surveying the town I found Louise Shaffer who long since had become Mrs. Burdette Pratt. They were living in a beautiful apartment which Louise kept spotlessly clean de- spite the destruction of her three off-springs. Then I moved on to Chicago, Illinois, to find lean Coldren at Marshall Field in the interior decorating department. She has been very successful and has planned and decorated the homes of many famous people, including plans for the proposed new addition to the White House. I had been abroad for so many years studying music that I had lost all communcation with my good friend, Edith Risner. I began to search for her and located her in the great New York City, Where I tfound her working as one of the famous Powers models. I Watched her model a lovely evening gown and then moved on to Hollywood to visit Marcella Hendricks and Helen Cole, the head make-up artists at Warner Brothers. Then on to Texas to find Orville Cook busy at Work, branding Long Horn Cattle, and making a great success of ranching. I began to wonder what had become of Helen Mae Grant and upon turn- ing the lens a bit, I found her living in Norfolk, Virginia, in order that she might be near her husband, a captain in the Navy. I found Betty Sausser and Mary Louise King as private secretaries in Washington, D. C. And then turning back to Ohio, I found Donald Broadwater standing proudly in his field of 12-foot hybrid corn. Claren Thomas I found to be in his chosen occupa- tion that of a Successful Farmer. I located Raymond Walters in the Episco- palian parsonage studying his manuscript for Sunday's sermon. I took one last look through the telescope and moved on to make room for the next person. Frances Marshall. WAALAND'S GREENHOUSES. 140 LARKINS ST.. FINDLAY. OHIO, PHONE 389 11 CHARLES BIBLER While we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Reporter, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Stall 4. DONALD BROADWATER Every day should be passed as if it were to be our last. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Secretary 3, F.F.A. President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Paper Stall 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Class President 4. IEAN COLDREN Great minds must be ready not only to take op- portunities, but to make them. Glee Club l, Glee Club Pianist 2, 3, 4, Library l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, Iunior-Senior Play Committee, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Office Help 1, 2, Operetta 4, G.A.A. l. HELEN coma: I Laugh if you are wise. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. President 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, Class Play 3, 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Stall 4, Operetta 4, G.A.A. 3, 4. KOEHLERS GREENHOUSES 1022 LIBERTY ST.. FINDLAY. OHIO. PHONE 3030 12 ORVILLE COOK We may with advantage at times forget what we know. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Vice President 35 F.F.A. Secretary 25 Class President 25 Football 35 Football Manager l, 45 Basketball Manager 1, 25 Paper Staff 45 Annual Stall 45 Class Play 45 Operetta 4. HELEN GRANT I have often regretted my speech, but never my silence. F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Library 25 Paper Stall 45 Annual Staff 45 Play Committees 3, 4. MARCELLA HENDRICKS With the fearful strain that is on me night and day, if I did not laugh I should die. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Vice President 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. Vice President 45 Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Ensemble 45 Class Play 45 Cheerleader l, 3, 45 Paper Staff 2, 3, 45 An- nual Staff 45 Operetta 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE KING It is easy for men to talk one thing and think another. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 35 Ensemble 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band President 35 Class Play 3, 45 Paper Staff 2, 3, 45 Annual Stall 45 Operetta 45 Class Vice President 4. GIBSON-THOMAS SOHIO SERVICE. CAREY OHIO PHONE 7 13 FRANCES MARSHALL We are interested in others when they are in- terested in us. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Secretary 35 Class President 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club President 35 Glee Club Secretary 45 Ensemble 1, 2, 45 Class Play 35 Office Help 35 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Operetta 4. DONNA MAE MILLER Politeness is good nature regulated by good sense. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Secretary 25 G.A.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. President 45 Class Vice President 25 Class Play 3, 45 Glee Club President 45 Ensemble 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Paper Staff 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Operetta 45 Glee Club Z, 3, 4. EDITH RISNER How goodness heightens beauty. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. President 45 Class President 35 Class Secretary 25 Class Reporter 45 Class Play 3, 45 Li- brary 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Stall 45 Operetta 4. BETTY SAUSSER No man is so great as mankind. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Class Secretary and Treasurer 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Glee Club'2, 3, 45 Paper Stall 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Operetta 45 G.A.A. 3. COMPLIMENTS OF DONELSON PACKING CO.. CAREY. OHIO 14 LOUISE SHAFFER It matters not how long you live, but how well. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Paper Stall 2, 3, 4, Annual Stall 4, Operetta 4. CLAREN THOMAS It is not death, it is dying that alarms me. F.F.A. 1, Z, 3, 45 F.F.A. Vice President 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 3g Class Play 3, 41 Glee Club 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Captain 4p Paper Editor 45 Annual Stall 45 Operetta 4. RAYMOND DALE WALTERS Ideas are like beards: men do not have them until they grow up. Basketball 1, 3, 4, Football 4, Iunior-Senior Play Com- mittee, Paper Staff 47 Annual Staff 4. ' COMPLIMENTS OF DORSEY MOTOR SALES. FINDLAY. OHIO 15 Swim Blau Wd! We, the Senior Class of 1946 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. We give and bequeath our various properties and characteristics as follows: ARTICLE I-Marcella Hendricks leaves her ability to cheerlead to Donald Roberts and Raymond Dirmeyer. ARTICLE II-Donna Mae Miller Wills her taste for pretty clothes to Norma Schubert. ARTICLE III-Louise Shaffer intrusts her mischievous nature to Donald Bechtel. ARTICLE IV-Frances Marshall bequeaths her singing ability to Iames Dean. ARTICLE V--Chuck Bibler leaves his curls to Iack Marshall. CTake 'em Iack they're women killersl ARTICLE VI-Claren Thomas wills his desire for keeping early hours to Her- bert Hendricks. ARTICLE VII-Betty Sausser intrusts her giggles to Ruth Tanner. ARTICLE VIII-Raymond Dale Walters leaves his ways with the women to Dale Wisner. ARTICLE IX-lean Coldren leaves ability to study to Doris lean Bayless and who ever may want it. lKeep to the right and don't push-someone might get hurt? ARTICLE X-Mary Louise King bequeaths her height to Virginia Parish and Helen McCormick. ARTICLE XI-Edith Risner wills her long black hair to Marilyn Beck. ARTICLE XII-Donald Broadwater bequeaths his shyness to Robert Sherrick and Raymond Hendricks. ARTICLE XIII-Orville Cook bequeaths his friendly nature and ready laugh to Marilou Woodruff. ARTICLE XIV-Helen Mae Grant wills her quiet nature to Carolyn Richards and Calvin McCormick. ARTICLE XV+The Senior Class wills the little brown jug to the Iunior Class. ARTICLE XVI-To the Sophomores we leave our wisdom and good manners. ARTICLE XVII-To the Freshmen we leave our dignity and ability to look innocent. CEven though we are guilty.J ARTICLE XVIII-The Senior Class bequeaths to the members of the faculty its sincere thanks and gratitude for the patience and deep understanding they have shown us during our school days. ARTICLE XIX-We, the Senior Class, do hereby extend our whole-hearted appreciation and thanks to the Board of Education and to our parents who have helped to make our school days the most happy and memora- ble of our life. ARTICLE XX-We hereby appoint Donald Bechtel executor of this will and testament. ARTICLE XXI-In testimony we hereby sign and seal this last will and testa- ment of the Senior Class of 1946. WITNESSETH: President, Donald Broadwater Treasurer, Betty Sausser Class Attorney, Helen Cole B. 6 B. OIL AND FUEL COMPANY. FINDLAY. OHIO 16 unialzeladd ELEVENTH GRADE First How: Robert Sherick, Helen McCormick. Virginia Parish, Ruth Tanner, Marilou Woodruff. Doris lean Bayless. Russell LaRoche. Second Row: Donald Bechtel, Dale Wisner. Paul Newcomer, Donald Roberts, James Dean, lack Marshall, Miss Reber. Third Row: Calvin McCormick, Marilyn Beck, Carolyn Richards, Norma Schubert, Arzella Tackelt, Raymond Hendricks. WHAT THE IUNIORS HAVE ACHIEVED When we, twenty-one luniors, embarked upon our third year of high school, We realized that our road would at times be a trying and busy one, but we also realized that we would tinally reach the achievement we desired. With Donald Bechtel as president, Norma Schubert as vice-president, Doris lean Bayless as secretary-treasurer, and Ruth Tanner as reporter, We dili- gently began our task. While most of our lunior boys were fighting for Vanlue's honors in the football and basketball games, the ambitious girls sold pop corn and hot dogs to finance our class activities. ln the spring the class surprised the school and community by success- fully presenting the play, Her Emergency Husband. This required much of our time and effort, but we willingly devoted our talents to this event. Near the end oi the school year we treated the Seniors to a royal feast at the Iunior-Senior Banquet held at The Phoenix Hotel on May 8th. Miss Reber was our class sponsor for the year. We have truly appre- ciated her efforts to guide and better our class, EUGENE HENDRICKS, BUYER OF HAY, STRAW, WOOL, VANLUE. OHIO 17 if Sap Q TENTH GRADE First Row: Bonnie Crawford. Virginia Perkins. Molly Farmer. Bureada Stone. Nina Wohlgamuth. Agnes Tackett. Betty Casteel. Norman Faber. Second Row: Norman Pratt. Iohn Norris, Richard Van Sant. Ed Arnett. Richard Ewing. Max Cole. Elmer Walters. Charles Gorsuch. Mrs. Peterman. Third Row: Herbert Risner. Betty Marquett. Irma Russell. Marjorie Barber. Betty Barber. lean Van Horn. Ioan McRill. Rozellcr Funk. Betty Hendricks. After spending one term learning the ways of upper classmen, We re- turned in the tall of '45 as Sophomores. With Mrs. Peterman as our sponsor, we elected the following officers: Marjorie Barber, Presidentg Norman Pratt, Vice Presidentg Elmer Walter, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Determined to make a name for ourselves, we participated in football, bas- ketball and all other social activities oi the school. We proved our skill in salesmanship by operating the pop concession. This brought us many joys and sorrows, and a little cash. As we adjourn school for this term, we find we have learned and accom- plished much which will help us on the road ahead. We now look forward to being Iuniors and taking an even greater part in the various activities of the school. H. D. GRUBE. WATCHMAKEB. IEWELER. FINDLAY. OHIO 18 aaufrmen , NINTH GRADE First Row: Randolph Row. Reita Hendricks. Donna Grant. Dorothy Cook. Florence Bright. Patricia Haines. Robert Lee. lames Mullins. Second Row: Robert Marks. Raymond Pratt. David Bright. Charles Gilliland. Billie Daniels. Ronald Nye. Richard Woodruff. Mrs. lames. Third Row: Willis Risner. Grace Marshall. Martha Cole, Donna McCormick. Margaret Roberts. loyce Hatch. Rose Bechtel. Absent: Tom Sherick, Norma Thomas. On a sunny morning in early September, twenty-four verdant but earnest freshmen left the haven of elementary education and became students of secondary education at Vanlue High. We were cordially welcomed by upper classmen. The next few days were a period of confusion getting to and from classes. The halls echoed with Freshies , Greens , and so on. By the end of the first semester We were well accustomed to the ways and personnel of the school, and settled down to hard and earnest labor which leads to success. We did our bit for Vanlue High by taking an active part in all sports. For recreation we enjoyed a class party and were included in the l:'.F.A.-F.l-l.A. skating party. We showed what we could really do by winning the maga- zine sales contest. Our officers elected were: President, Dorothy Cook, Vice President, Robert Leeg Secretary-treasurer, Rose Bechtel, Sponsor, Mrs. Iames. Our Class flower, yellow rose. f' This ends fthe first part of our high school career. To the Freshmen to come we extend our sincere wishes for success. 'X KESSEL'S - COATS. FURS. DRESSES. FINDLI-XY. OHIO X 19 'N . 714 Qwfle First Row: Luana Nye, Eldon Bame, Norman Lee, Ray Sullenberger,,Harry Richards, Claude Funk, Perry Fletcher. Arlen lVlcRill, Ioe Bright, Earlene Beard, Virginia Hendricks. Second Row: Mrs. Hutson, Mary LaRoche, Frances Risner, Herbert Prater, Edwin Walters, Mildred Roark, Lexie Fairchilds, Ioelene Marshall, Phyllis Boyles, Betty Higginbotham. Third Row: Rose Thomas, Irene Tackett. Ellen Tanner, Garnet Sampson. Norma Hotelling. Mary Barber, Doris Stone, Bonnie Bickle, Bonylin Hatch, Ruth Sampson. Dorotha Greene. Absent: Burton Higginbotharn. Clarence Baldridge, Mary lane Sherick. SM Qaeda Er. Q r N First Row: Norma Beck, Ruth Hendricks, Carol Hotelling, Leura Bibler, Ethel Ray, Wilma Shuck, Ann Gorsuch, Iuanita Gore. x Second Row: Donald Grant, Ioe Oman, Meltord Wilcox, Ernest Conley, Glenn Thomas, Robert Wise, Mr. Sampson. Third Row: Glenn Robinson, Lucille Stacy, Betty Patrick, Marilyn Arnett, Ianizhe Lay, George Kuhlman, lack Arlington. - Absent: Iohn Puckett. Natalie Beck. . ALLEN'S - TALK OF THE TOWN SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, FINDLAY, OEIIO. PH. 498-l Z0 SIXTH GRADE First Row: Arlene Fruth, Barbara Greene. Ramon Lee, Delmar Phil- lips, Larry Shull, Eugene Lee, Ron- ald Crawford, Dale Hughes, Ben Bright, Bobby Woodruff, Leland Hendricks, Ioe Frasure. Second Row: Mrs. Pratt, Roy Prater, Alma Roark, Iune Fruth, Wilma Sizemore, Herman Conley, Homer Thompson, Carl Ray. Billie Acker- man, Iames Hendricks, Marilyn Marshall, Marlene Hile. Faye Mar- shall. Third Row: Shirley Russell, Marilyn Marks, Margaret McKee, Nancy Roberts, Nancy Heminger, Walter Stacy. Robert Ray, Eleanor Van Sant. Carol Cole, Marilyn Hutson, Virginia Risner, Wanda Risner. Absent: Bert Arlington. Peggy Bald- ridge. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Ieannine Roth, Georgia Farmer. Charlene Pratt. Norma Walters, Betty Fletcher, Ioan Craw- lord, Lynn Brown, Victor Beck, iels. Richard Marshall, Billy Cook, Ron- ald Hatch, Clyde Hendricks, Paul Thomas. Second Row: Delbert Marshall, lohn Chilcoat, Marjorie Lambright, Nor- man Cole, Iunior Dyer, Dick Thompson, Willma Frasure, Flor- ence Ecker, Willis Bibler, Mrs. Dan- Third Row: Tommy Prater, Dale Shaf- fer. Ray Perkins, Ted Shuck. Iim- mie Thomas, Barbara Stone, Rose Higginbothan, Geraldine Conley, Carter Ray, Marita Lay. Absent: Laura Lambright. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Barbara Cramner, Ruth Sizemore, Lynn Hendricks, Ronald Shatter. Ronald Walters, Norman Thomas, Gabriel Shane, Fannie Mullins, Donna Bright, Marlene Monday. Second Row: Mrs. Criblez, Lowell Hendricks, Hager Roark, Arlo Bis- hop, Orgie Marshall, Frederic Nye. Iewel Risner, Eileen Wisner. Third Row: Mary Hagerman, Nancy Siddall, Elsie Blankenship, David Gore, Betty Bateson. Ioyce Fruth, Billie Fletcher. Io Ann Shuck, Phyl- lis McRill. Absent: David Hagerty, Darwin Hile. AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE Call W E Farmer VANLUE 108 E E N. Stettler. FINDLAY, 835-G THIRD GRADE First Row: Doris Perkins. Betty Grant. Virginia Sherick. Catherine Mar- shall. Patricia Brown. Evelyn Hem- inger. David Hatch. Marvin Lee. Vivian Walters. Martha Fruth. Mar- tha Green. Donna Rickle. Margue- rite Cook. Karen Herman. Ioanne Wickiser. Second Row: Dale Howard. Betty Roark. Mary Shane. Russell Boyles. Thomas Batson. Iohn Fruth. Iames Barger. Ruth Fiegel. Charles Bald- ridge. Robert Ecker. Manual Raye. Derrill Arnold. Mrs. Shull. Third Row: Park Chilcoat. Vivian Crawford. Virginia Bame. Carol Roth. Donald Lay. Maxine Mar- shall. Sharon Risner. Geraldine Marshall. Winfield Thomas. Iames Woodward. David Thomas. Gene Hotelling Ronald Cook. Payne Haclcworth. Absent: Ruth Arnett. Loranga Tack- ett. Howard Patrick. Paul Thomp- son. SECOND GRADE First Row: Glenn Rickle. Ivan Bishop. lane Barger. Ieannette Lee. Artis Roynon. lames Hagerty. Betty Mul- lins. Norma McRill. Ruth Green. Barbara Martin. Ronald Stone. Laura Hendricks. Ellen Hile. Ianet Barber. Lowell Prater. Second Row: Karl Sullenbarger. Dar- old Thompson. Kyle Wiseley. Ar- nold Arlington. Eugene Marshall. Franklin May. Iames May. Sarah Gorsuch. Lee Heminger. Lawrence Kessler. Mrs. Decker. Third Row: Larry Fruth. Dean Cram- ner. Annette: Habegger. Nina Fruth, Leona Row. Bernice Mar- shall. Carol Wickiser. Shirley Ric- kle. Wendell Hackworth. Alben Roark. Wayne Baldridge. Absent: Charles Shull. Iames Fletch- er. Shelby Walters. Ruth Brown. FIRST GRADE First Row: Roy Perkins. Gene Hai- nen. Terry Moorhead. Kay Hall. Iacob Oman. Ierry Woodward. Glenn Miller. Leroy Vanhom. Paul Bame. Second Row: Linda Peebles. lanice Roth. Orgal Marshall. Alice Hack- worth. Ann Wilcox. Ianet Bright. Roger Conley. Patsy Lambright. Billy Higginbotham. Margaret Beck. Ioan Brown. Donna Wickiser. Third Row: Betty May. Paul Fiegel. Iohn Lay. Myron Wilcox. Betty Pra- ter. Sharon Tong. Ronnie Cardwell. Bobby Fairchilds. Adis Risner. Clair Brietgam. Mrs. Gassman. REESES CONFECTIONERY DELICIOUS ICE CREAM COMPLETE NEWSTAND. FINDLAY. OHIO I' MM4 Wan .fue lfffaked qaamcal A great problem faces Miss Van Lue when she enters school. That is the job of mak- ing friends. Although new, she is doing Well in her efforts to make friends. Already she is planning to attend all class and high school parties. Also she is soon to be in- cluded in the membership of several school organizations. Miss Van Lue is so friendly to all We are sure she will soon be included in everyones list of friends. SCOTT BRYANT'S SHOE STORE-3 DOORS SOUTH OF HARRIS THEATRE FINDLAY OHIO 23 First Row: Leura Bibler. Patricia Haines, Irene Tackelt. Bonnie Crawford. Reita Hendricks. Doris Stone. Second Row: Dorothy Cook. Ruth Hendricks. Ioyce Hatch. Ann Gorsuch. Ioan McRill. Iecxn Van Horn. lrrna Russell. Bureada Stone. Betty Casteel. Carolyn Richards. Third Row: Helen Cole. Donna Miller. Mary Louise King. Marjorie Barber, David Bright. Arlene ' McRil1. Harry Richards. Ioe Bright. Mrs. Iames. Fourth Row: Rose Thomas. Bonnie Rickie. Molly Farmer, Marcella Hendricks. Betty Barber. Nina Wohlgamuth. Iohn Norris. Charles Gorsuch. awe The Band! Ah, yes the band! They have struggled through the year with 31 members, 6 of them being drum majorettes who have done an excellent job of twirling. They started the year in the old groove of squeaks and squawks, but now under the guidance and leadership of Mrs. Iames they have made a clear groove that is definitely smooth. To the great heartbreak ot all the members, they are losing four of the best players by graduation this year. Mrs. Iames has very promising players who will start in the band next year. Good luck, kids. Each home football game found our band entertaining the crowds with new parade stunts. Also at several basketball games they were tooting away. These marching maneuvers and the band's large musical repertoire repre- sented hours of drill under the direction of Mrs. Iames. ln order to improve the appearance of the band, Mrs. lames suggested that uniforms be purchased for them. The matter was presented to the P.T.A. and it was decided that they should help sponsor the project. S50 Was voted to be paid from the PTA. fund, and a canvass of every resident of the school district brought the total to 5550. ' The band members extend their sincerest thanks to everyone who con- tributed. GET IT AT THE S. G S. DRUG STORE. FINDLAY. OHIO 24 Emp' Ghwwa OFFICERS President ...... .......... . . .Herbert Hendricks Vice President .... .... C laren Thomas Secretary .... ..., D ale Wisner The Boys' Chorus, with 29 members, organized after the football season. During the year they took part in the following events: December 19 - Glee Club Concert March 19 - Georgia lubilee Minstrel April 9 - Sang for Athletic Banquet May 12 - Sang for Baccalaureate First Row: Randolph Row, Raymond Pratt, Herbert Risner, Norman Faber, Charles Gorsuch. Elmer Walter, Orville Cook. Iohn Norris, Willis Risner, Norman Pratt. - Second Row: Max Cole. Richard Van Sant, Richard Ewing, Ed Arnett, Donald Roberts, Charles Gilliland, lack Marshall, Billie Daniels, David Bright, Mrs. Iames. Back Row: Robert Lee, Iames Mullins, Richard Woodruff, Ronald Nye, Dale Wisner, Claren Thomas, Paul Newcomer, Donald Bechtel, Robert Marks. UI'-ILMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE, 307 S. MAIN ST., FINDLAY, OHIO, PHONE 1090 25 INK First Row: Patricia Haines. Reita Hendricks. Louise Shaiier. Donna Mae Miller. Marcella Hendricks. Helen Cole, Dorothy Cook. Bureada Stone. Bonnie Crawlord. Rose Bechtel. Ioyce Hatch. Second Row: Grace Marshall. Edith Risner. Martha Cole. Donna McCormick. lean Coldren. Mary Louise King. Marjorie Barber. Betty Barber. Irma Russell. lean Van Horn, Florence Bright. Mrs. Iames. Back Row: Carolyn Richard. Marilyn Beck. Frances Marshall. Betty Sausser. Molly Farmer. Nina Wohlgamuth. Ioan McRill. Rozella Funk. Betty Hendricks, Donna Grant. Marilou Woodruff. Vir- ginia Parrish. lah' Glzcvua The Girls' Chorus, consisting of 37 members, was organized on September 15. The Chorus took part in the following events: October 10 - Sang for P. T. A. November 21 - Thanksgiving Program December 19 - G-lee Club Concert Ianuary 8 - Sang for P. T. A. March 19 - Georgia Iubilee Minstrel I April l3 - N. W. Audition for ensembles at Bowling Green April 20 - Girls' Chorus Audition at Bluffton May 12 - Mixed Chorus sang for Baccalaureate LESTER THOMAS. DIAMONDS. WATCHES. SILVEHWAHE. FINDLAY. OHIO 26 Mmm! The Georgia Iubilee Minstrel presented by the'Combined Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs was given Tuesday night, March l9. The cast included: DIXIE GIRLS: Nina Wohlgamuth, Molly Farmer, Iean Vanl-lorn, Bureada Stone, Carolyn Richards, Marilyn Beck, Frances Marshall, Rose Bechtel, Ioyce Hatch, Betty Hendricks, Donna Grant, Rosella Funk, Grace Marshall, Norma Thomas, Irma Russell, Martha Cole, Florence Bright. MILITARY TAP LINE included: Marcella Hendricks, Louise Shatter, Pat Haines, Helen Cole, Donna Miller, Bonnie Crawford, Betty Barber, Marjorie Barber, Rita Hendricks, Dorothy Cook. WALTZ CLOG GROUP included: Marilou Woodruff, Virginia Parish, Mary Louise King, Betty Sausser, Edith Risner. GEORGIA IUBILEE QUARTET included: Norman Pratt, Charles Gorsuch, Richard VanSant, lohn Norris. END MEN included: Charles Gilland, Orville Cook, Claren Thomas, Iack Marshall, Bob Sherrick, Norman Faber. CHORUS OF BOYS included: Dick Ewing, Dick Woodruff, Herbert Risner, Elmer Walter, Ronald Nye. Accompanist . . . . lean Coldren Stage Manager . . . Paul Newcomer Ticket Manager . , Raymond Hendricks Properties . . Ed Arnett, Max Cole WOOLWORTI-I'S 5 AND 10 - THE BIG STORE ON THE CORNER - I. D. HEALY, MGR. 27 4. 4. 14. First Row: Dale Wisner, Claren Thomas, Donald Roberts, Donald Broadwater. Iohn Norris, Orville Cook, Charles Bibler. Second Row: Mr. Deeds, Donald Bechtel, Russell La Roche, Charles Gilliland. Ed Arnett, lack Marshall. Billie Daniels, Mr. Monson. Third Row: Herbert Risner. Raymond Pratt. Ronald Nye. Max Cole, Richard Woodruif, Charles Gor- such. David Bright. Robert Lee. F. F. A. OFFICERS President ,,...... .................... D onald Broadwater Vice President .... ...... C laren Thomas Secretary ...... ...... O rville Cook Treasurer . . . ..... Dale Wisner Reporter ...................... . . . ...... Charles Bibler The activities ot the F. F. A. for this year consisted of the initiation of seven Freshmen as Green Hands, six upper classmen as Chapter Farmers, a skating party, Parliamentary Procedure Contest, scrap metal drive and F.F.A. and F.l'l.A.-Parent banquet. The organization was under the sponsorship of Mr. Monson and Mr. Deeds, Vocational Agriculture teachers. RUSSELL E. HERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 719 S. MAIN ST., FINDLAY, OHIO, PH. MAIN 429 28 4. 41. .4 Gfficeu President ...,. ............ E dith Risner Vice President .... .... M arcella Hendricks Secretary .... .... M arilou Woodruff Treasurer ............ . . .Marjorie Barber Historian and Reporter. . . .... Betty Casteel The activities of the F. H. A. tor this year consisted of the initiation of thirteen Freshman Girls, attending regional and state meetings, a skating party, bestowing of degrees, a cake raffle, and purchasing of club pins and guards. The organization is under the sponsorship of Miss Reber, Home Economics teacher. First Row: Bonnie Crawford, Reita Hendricks. Patricia Haines, Virginia Parish. Helen McCormick, Mariorie Barber, Edith Risner, Marcella Hendricks, Marilou Woodruff, Betty Casteel. Dorothy Cook. Ioyce Hatch. Rose Bechtel. Second Row: Miss Reber, Grace Marshall. Margaret Roberts. Martha Cole. Mary Louise King Donna McCormick. Betty Barber. Irma Russell. Jean Van Horn. Virginia Perkins, Agnes Tackett, Helen Cole. Florence Bright. Third Row: Bureada Stone, Betty Marquett, Ruth Tanner. Ioan McRill, Nina Wohlgamuth. Arzella Tackett. Frances Marshall. Betty Sausser, Betty Hendricks. Donna Grant. Molly Farmer. Donna Miller, Louise Shaffer. Absent: Norma Thomas. .-..,...W-.- M.,..--.--... ,.. -W .....-,W ' 5 . '. . T L ' f SWISHERS - COMPLETE LINE OF ATHLETIC SUPPLIES. FINDLAY, OHIO. PHONE 980 29 I r P ' ,aww seg Editor-in-Chief . . . ........................ ..... O rville Cook Assistant Editor .... ....... E dith Risner Senior Editor ..........,............. .... F rances Marshall Activities Editor-Calender ot Events .... .... M arcella Hendricks Music Editor ........................ ........ I ean Coldren Snapshot Editor .... ................. L ouise Shaffer Sports Editors ...t, .... C laren Thomas, Charles Bibler Photograph Editor .... ............ M ary Louise King Ioke Editor ....... .......... H elen Cole Alumni Editor .,.... . . .Donald Broadwater Business Manager ........... ..... D onna Mae Miller Assistant Business Manager .... .... H elen Mae Grant Advertising Manager .......... ...... B etty Sausser Assistant Advertising Manager .... ......... R aymond Walters Advisors ...................... ..,.. M iss Oman, Mr. Nichols COMPLIMENTS OF THE HANCOCK BRICK 6: TILE COMPANY. FINDLAY. OHIO 30 papa Staff Editor-in-Chief . . . ......... ....... ..... C 1 aren Thomas Assistant Editor .... . ..... Mary Louise King Business Manager ......,....,............................. Paul Newcomer Reporters ...... Orville Cook, Louise Shatter, Norma Schubert, Virginia Parrish Sports Editors ....................... Donald Broadwater, Donna Mae Miller Humor Editors .... .... M arcella Hendricks, Frances Marshall Typists ..............,...........,..................... Typing II Students Printers ..... Marilou Woodruff, Raymond Walters, Charles Bibler, Edith Risner Art Editors.Ruth Tanner, Margaret Roberts, Bureada Stone, Doris lean Bayless Circulation ....................... Betty Sausser, Molly Farmer, Betty Barber Advertising ..... ......, B onnie Crawford, Helen Mae Grant Exchange Editor .... ...................... I ean Coldren Advisor ........ ..... M r. Nichols COMPLIMENTS OF MONTAGUE STUDIO. CAREY. OHIO 31 4. Play HER EMERGENCY HUSBAND Nicholas Napoleon Nutt, Nicky ............,..... Paul Newcomer Arlene Nutt ...............,,.,.. ..... M arilou Woodruff Aunt Iubilee ................ ..... Marilyn Beck Elberta Peach ,..... ...... ...... V i rginia Parrish Dorothy Dolson, Dot ..... ..., D oris lean Bayless Bill Iones ............... ....... D onald Bechtel Wilmer Sneed .......... ......... I ack Marshall Audrey Hardwick ,...... ........ R uth Tanner Hiram Hardwick ..... ...... D onald Roberts Aunt Hazel Nutt .... ..... N orma Schubert Mrs. Iarboe .... Carolyn Richards Wildman .... ......... D ale Wisner Director .,........................................... Miss Oman Nicky and Arlene want to get a divorce, but if Nicky's Aunt Hazel finds it out he will be cut off from every cent of her money. When Nicky and Arlene decide to separate and leave their apartment, Arlene gives it to Dot Dolson and Nicky without knowing what Arlene has done, gives the apartment to Bill Jones. Things begin to pop when Bill's fiancee, Audrey Hardwick, and her uncle arrive to spend the week end. Dot pretends to be the maid. Then Dot's fiancee comes and Bill has to pretend to be her husband, and Elberta Peach plays the chamber maid. Nicky's aunt come to town to see him and Nicky can't find Arlene, so he has Dot to pretend to be his wife. Each one thinks all the others are crazy and so aren't on speaking terms. Aunt Iubilee keeps telling about her husband who left her five years ago. Aunt Hazel and Mrs. Iarboe arrive and Mrs. Iarboe wants to see her daughter, Arlene, who isn't there. She suspects Nicky of murdering her. In the meantime a wildman is loose from the circus and is scaring every- one. When Arlene arrives they all tell the truth, Nicky and Arlene go back together, Audrey and Wilmer are interested in each other, and Dot and Bill seem to be in love. Aunt lubilee's husband comes home after five years and everyone is happy. BECK ZERO LOCKER SERVICE, VANLUE. OHIO. PHONE 115 32 Sa. THE GHOST IN THE BELFRYH The Phantom ...... ........................ M ary Louise King Dee Barclay ...... ,......,,... E dith Risner Eric Gregory ..... .... D onald Broadwater Iohn Dagmar ..... ...,.....,. O rville Cook Dora Conroy ...... ....., D onna Mae Miller Rita Trask .......... .,.......... H elen Cole Penny Gilford ...... ........., B etty Sausser Allen Newcomb ..... ..... C laren Thomas Uriah Vinton ..... ....... C huck Bibler Selma Otis... .... Marcella Hendricks Sadie Otis .... .......,.. L ouise Shaffer Director .... ..,.......... M iss Oman When Dee Barclay and Eric Gregory come back to an old deserted church to be married, where they were once childhood sweethearts, the mystery be- gins. Dee Barclay brings Dora Conroy, Rita Trask, and Penny Gifford as her attendants. Allen Newcomb comes as Eric's best man. When Iohn Dagmar, the minister, arrives, he tells them of the Phantom that roarns the old, deserted church, and they see the Phantom for themselves. Uriah Vinton, the town marshal of Badger's Bend, adds comedy to the mystery. Selma and Sadie Otis, a couple of old maids, are working with the Phantom, but their rhyming scheme fools everyone. Everyone thinks they are just a couple of innocent, old maids. lt all ends well when Dee and Eric finally get married, but Rita and Iohn, Penny and Allen make it a triple wedding. SINKS GREENHOUSES, 404 SECOND ST., FINDLAY. OHIO 33 MCCLELLAND IMPL. SALES. 613 LIMA AVE.. FINDLAY. OHIO - ALLIS CHAEMERS 34 1 NV Nu 1. 1 iirrp MMA 'yan .fue efzeevu Iffze alfa-me 7ea.m Leading our cheering sec- tions for our football and basketball squads this year were two excellent cheer- leaders. They Were Marcel- la Hendricks and Bonnie Crawford who were the heart of the morale which kept or squads driving forth to very successful cam- paigns in both football and basketball. The squads wish to express their deepest ap- preciation to the followers of the team who supported them through the season, and to commend the fine work of our cheer-leaders. YT' HUGHES DRY CLEANERS. 112 W. FRONT ST. AND 701 HOWARD ST.. FINDLAY. OHIO 35 First Row: Paul Newcomer. lack Marshall. Donald Broadwater. Iohn Norris. Donald Bechtel. Ed Amett. Charles Gilliland. Norman Faber. ' Second Row: Charles Bibler. Ronald Nye. Billie Daniels. Dale Wisner. Claren Thomas. Iames Dean. Raymond Pratt. Mr. Hinkle. Third Row: Herbert Risner. Orville Cook. Robert Marks. Willis Risner. Iames Mullins. Richard Woodruff. David Bright. Elmer Walters. Robert Lee. Randolph Row. Norman Pratt. FOOTBALL -- 1945 Opp. Vanlue September 14 H Arcadia , . . . U 13 September 21 T Arlington ....... . . 7 U September 28 T North Baltimore . . . . . 6 7 October 5 H Liberty .....,.. . . 7 U October 12 H Mt. Cory . . . . . . U 6 October l9 T Van Buren . . , . . U U October 25 T Bawson ..... . . 6 18 November 2 H McComb ....., . . U 2 November 9 T Mt. Blanchard . . . . . 0 7 Season Total ..,.............. .. 26 53 Won 6 games - Lost 2 games N. S. GATES 6 SON. 201 N. MAIN ST.. FINDLAY. OHIO - ROOFING. SHEET METAL 36 4 pfagead CHARLES GILLLILAND PAUL NEWCOMER RONALD NYE IOHN NORRIS DONALD BROADWATER ED ARNETT CLAREN THOMAS IACK MARSHALL HERBERT DALE WISNER IAMES DEAN CHARLES BIBLER RAYMOND PRATT Hsrmmcxs DONALD BECHILEL BILLIE DANIELS FINDLAY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 108 W. FRONT ST.. FINDLAY, OHIO. PHONE 478-R 37 eeuwzaezz swie First Row: Norman Pratt, Herbert Hendricks, Dale Wisner, Raymond Walters, Paul Newcomer, lames Dean Donald Broadwater. Second Row: Raymond Hendricks, Robert Lee, David Bright, Billie Daniels, Mr. Hinkle, Charles Gilliland Ron ald Nye. Raymond Pratt, Richard Woodruff, Richard Ewing. BASKETBALL - 1945-46 November 27 H Liberty ...., December 7 T Arcadia .... December 14 H Arlington .... h December 18 H Bloomdale .... December 28 H McGutfey .. Ianuary 4 T Liberty . . . Ianuary 5 I-1 Carey .... Ianuary 11 T Mt. Cory . .. January 18 1-I Van Buren .,., Ianuary 25 H Rawson .... Ianuary 26 H Wharton ..... February 1 T McComb ...... February 5 T Carey ........... February 8 H Mt. Blanchard Season Total ...... . ..... . Season Average ...,.......... League Total ..,,..,........... League Average ...............,. Season Record-Won 10, Lost 3 League Record-Won 7, Lost 1 Tied Arlington for Championship COMPLIMENTS OF THE AIRPORT Opp. Vanlue . . . 22 14 . , 15 28 . . . .15 33 . 16 .26 . 21 58 . 33 30 . . 35 37 . . 15 55 . . 26 31 . . 20 32 . . 15 35 . . 26 60 . . 46 42 , . . 23 36 . . . 333 517 . . 24.6 37.8 . . . 173 305 . . . 25.6 39.8 CAFE, FINDLAY, OHIO 36 Playa: DALE WISNER DONALD BROADWATER NORMAN PRATT RAYMOND WALTERS HERBERT HENDRICKS JAMES DEAN PAUL NEWCOMER COMPLIMENTS OF THE FINDLAY ICE 6 FUEL CO 39 December 3 December 4 December 10 December 17 December 22 Ianuary 7 Ianuary 11 Ianuary 14 Ianuary 28 February 4 February 11 February 15 February 17 3 , .fE i.'IE'4'-3.'ZTIII'-3CEII'4'-3211 V l 'U7U2 mcumrb QQQQ lQkQU1U-I 5:5300 cucpbti Lb -ah:-I-1 4049, CD fDQ aiae LQ LQ m fb 2 Z U L-' IP' '-4 '-1 O CZ IJ Z 32' Z FCI Z H Liberty ...,. Wharton .,.. McComb .... Mt. Blanchard Wharton .... Arcadia .,,. Carey .... Arlington . . . Liberty ,,,.. Mt. Cory .... Van Buren .. Carey ,..... Bawson . . Mt.. Cory ....................... Marseilles . . Wm 1943-44 '13 28 '27 '17 31 '24 29 '34 15 '29 '15 36 '23 Opp. 321 .....24.7 182 Opp. Arhngton .............,......... Van Buren C2 overtimel ......,... BASCOM TOURNAMENT FRED KLEIN 6- SON. 110 N. MAIN ST., FINDLAY, OHIO 39 25 31 22 40 36 39 53 57 38 35 34 45 Vanlue 494 38 299 37.5 Vanlue 27 23 32 35 LSL gauwzwz, ffm 1944-45 Opp. Vanlue November 28 H Salem ..,.... 13 26 December 5 T Liberty ...... 18 26 December 8 T Mt. Blanchard '15 25 December 15 H Arcadia ,..... '18 52 December 19 H Wharton .,.. 23 44 December 22 T Arlington .... '23 29 December 28 H McComb ...,, 15 51 December 29 H McCuthensville 22 61 Ianuary 5 H Carey ,,...., 27 36 Ianuary 12 H Liberty ...... '22 44 Ianuary 16 T Salem .... 38 40 Ianuary 19 H Mt. Cory .... '20 34 Ianuary 26 T Van Buren '26 45 February 2 T Bawson ...,. ' 5 40 February 6 T Carey ...... 25 70 February 9 H McComb .... '18 66 Season Total ........,.... 320 689 Season Average . . . 20.5 43.16 League Total .............,..,....... l47 335 League Average .......................... 18.3 41.9 FINDLAY TOURNAMENT Opp Vanlue McComb ..... .............. 2 7 40 Van Buren . . . ....................... 21 44 Rawson .... ...........,.....,....... 2 7 48 BASCOM TOURNAMENT Opp. Vanlue Melmore ....,.....,,......................... 24 44 Butler ........................................ 40 34 COMPLIMENTS OF AL BASS CLOTHES. FINDLAY. OHIO - .MW KANEL'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUNG MEN, FINDLAY, OHIO 42 eezwae. aj .emu SEPTEMBER 3-School starts again, everyone's happy, class officers and cheerleaders chosen 14-First Football game here with Arcadia-Vanlue wins. 18-F.F.A. Officers training program here. 21-Vanlue plays football at Arlington-Vanlue was defeated. 25-Seniors posed for the cameraman. 28-Vanlue plays football at North Baltimore-Vanlue won. OCTOBER 5-Liberty and Vanlue football here--Vanlue was snubbed. 12-Mt. Cory here-Victory for Vanlue. 19-Vanlue motored to Van Buren to play football-Score 0-U. 25-Vanlue defeats Rawson in football game at Rawson. '25-High School Hallowe'en Party. - Everyone had fun. Z6--Students get a day off-Teachers have a meeting in Toledo. NOVEMBER Z-McComb football game here-Vanlue won 2-0-Thrilling game. 9-Mt. Blanchard game there-Vanlue won. I3-Seniors test their intelligence by taking Psychological test. 13-P. T. A. 18-Hunting Law-No school. 22-Thanksgiving Vacation starts-Girls watch your tiguresl Don't eat too muchl 27-Liberty Basketball game here---Vanlue was defeated. 30-Senior Play-good audience. DECMEBER ' 3-Ohio Oil Show--7:30 P.M. 5-Seniors received pictures-Myl aren't they prettyl 7-Vanlue wins over Arcadia in Basketball game at Arcadia. ll-P. T. A. 14-Arlington basketball game here-We won! 18-Bloomdale here-Vanlue wins again. l9-Christmas Operetta-Big Successl 28-McGuffey here-Victory for Vanlue. IANUARY 1-Happy New Year everybody! 2-Annual Contest gets under way. 3-Annual Pictures taken. 4-Vanlue goes to Liberty-had tough luck. 5-Carey here-Vanlue comes out on top, 8-P. T. A. 9-luniors received their rings-very pretty. ll-Vanlue plays basketball at Mt. Cory-Vanlue wins again. 18-Van Buren here-another victory. 24-Rev. Vinaroff speaks at chapel-3:00. 25-Vanlue defeats Rawson here. 26-Wharton here-we beat. FEBRUARY 1-McComb, there-we won. 5-Carey, there-thrilling game but Vanlue was defeated. 8-Mt. Blanchard here-Vanlue wins. 12-P. T. A. . 14--Tournament. 16-Tournament-Vanlue plays Arcadia-Vanlue wins. 21-Seniors select name cards and invitations. 22-Chapel-Washington's Birthday. 22--Tournament-Vanlue plays Liberty-We lost. 23-Tournament-Vanlue plays Rawson for Consolation winner--Vanlue wins. Z5-Annual Contest ended-Sth grade wins 28-Annual Staff learns to work. MARCH 1-Freshman Party-Big time. 12-P. T. A. 22-Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs present Georgia Iubilee. APRIL - 9-Athletic Banquet. 12-Iunior Class presents Play. 12-Preliminary District State Scholarship Test. 19-Eighth grade takes State Test. MAY 3--Grade Operetta. 6-Iunior and Senior Banquet. 12-Baccalaureate. 17--Commencement. 43 fqlunud 1941 Bradie Marshall, Cambridge, Ohio Virginia CShuckJ Sampson, Rt. 3, Findlay, Ohio Ruth CCuppl Hendricks, Vanlue, Ohio Iohn Loudenslager, Vanlue, Ohio Luella Walter, Findlay, Ohio Marjorie tThomasJ Eier, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Ruth Dulgar, Findlay, Ohio Pauline CKauffmanJ Robison, Findlay, Ohio Iohn Cole, Findlay, Ohio Robert King, Vanlue, Ohio Bebe Thomas, Columbus, Ohio Belva tCrawfordl George, Findlay, Ohio Helen CBeckl Lozier, Findlay, Ohio Cosmo Plotts, Bowling Green, Ohio Dortha CParrishJ Walters, Findlay, Ohio Lawrence Bright, Findlay, Ohio Robert Shuck, Findlay, Ohio Margaret Phillips Reva CThompsonJ Stillberger, Findlay, Ohio Iuanita CHileJ Powell, Findlay, Ohio Doris Cl-lendricksl Leichty, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Donna CThomasl Smith, Findlay, Ohio Florence Fry, Kentucky Iuanita tHe-ndricksl Carr, Wayne, Ohio Betty CBeckl Keifer, Vanlue, Ohio 1942 Thomas Roller, Findlay, Ohio Mary lane Breitigan, Findlay, Ohio Ardeth Thomas, Findlay, Ohio Roberta Miller, Vanlue, Ohio Iohn Roberts, Findlay, Ohio Donnabelle Shull, WAC Clair Oman, Vanlue, Ohio Mary CNaeyaertl Conrad, Vanlue, Ohio Robert Hendricks, Findlay, Ohio lane Stone, Kentucky Clifford Reed, Findlay, Ohio Billie Ward, Navy Mary Ellen CRedickJ Dean, Vanlue, Ohio Donnabel Shuck, Findlay, Ohio Samuel Opp, Findlay, Ohio Loren Helfer, Carey, Ohio Margaret Wohlgamuth, Dayton, Ohio Pauline Mullin Reid McKee, Findlay, Ohio Nana Bechtel, Findlay, Ohio Lane Dyer, Carey, Ohio Avonelle Stone, Findlay, Ohio Raymond Tong, Carey, Ohio Mary McKee, Alvada, Ohio lack Dean, Findlay, Ohio - Reva McKee, Findlay, Ohio 1943 Ralph Loudenslager, Tiffin, Ohio Wyatt Risner, Toledo, Ohio Calvin Casteel, Findlay, Ohio Richard Robinette, Alvada, Ohio Kenneth Reinhart, Army Ianice Ann ll-leckl Fields, Vanlue, Ohio Paul George, Army Samuel Bechtel, Vanlue, Ohio Ina Ruth Miller, Vanlue, Ohio Erman Hendricks, Army William Norris, Navy Donald Walters, Lima, Ohio Sara Ellen Cole, Vanlue, Ohio Iohn Hendricks, Army Naomi Phillips, Findlay, Ohio Timothy Cole, Hamensburg, Ohio Rolland Coldren, Findlay, Ohio 1944 Eulalia Reinhart, Bascom, Ohio Ralph Wisner, Army William Bibler, Vanlue, Ohio Iane Thomas, Kentucky Doris Cole, Findlay, Ohio 'Earl Bright, Army Bobby Hendricks, Army Burdeen Thomas, Carey, Ohio Leslie Pratt, Vanlue, Ohio lola Crawford, Findlay, Ohio Virginia CDyerl Axles, Russels Point, Ohio Paul Moser, Army . Mary lane Kuhlman, Findlay, Ohio Wallis Phillips, Merchant Marines Ruth Ellen Reed, Findlay, Ohio Iames Roberts, Navy 1945 Leona Van Horn, Bowling Green, Ohio Kenneth Nye, Navy Alice Bright, Route 3, Findlay, Ohio Mary Louise CRisnerl Ritter, Fostoria, Ohio Ross Bechtel, Navy Betty Parrish, Findlay, Ohio Gene Byal, Army ' W. B. Row, Army Patricia fCratesl Oman, Vanlue, Ohio Carol CNewcomerl Walters, Carey, Ohio Rosetta Stillberger, Findlay, Ohio Florence Barber, Findlay, Ohio Laverne Kaufman, Army BLUES RESTAURANT. CAREY. OHIO YOU CAN GET IT AT TI-IE BOSTON STORE Women's Wear - Men's Wear Dry Goods - Furnishings QUALITY AND SERVICE an 1 Be k COMPLIMENTS St ey C OF 84 Son 7 RAY S SHEET METAL BAKERY PLUMBING Flint G Walling Water Systems . Q Vcmiue Mt- Blanchard 307-321 North Marker sf. Phone 95 Phone as PINDLAY. OHIO ' Friendly - 'ff pause I ' qmlrlhilggxqxl I I if P ' 2 , k n. '- N - A b MAKE YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS AT C. W. Patterson 84 Son FINDLAY, OHIO Ready-to-Wear Luggage Dornestics Accessories Bedding Home Furnishings Cosmetics Corsets Infants Wear Millinery Gifts Lingerie COMPLIMENTS OE Findlay Music Company 331 North Main St. Findlay, Ohio Office Phone 2807 Residence Phone 627 1osEPH 1. BLUM l COMPLIMENTS OE Turner-Fenstcrmaker Shoe Co. EVERY PAIR CHECKED BY X-RAY FINDLAY OHIO K if Elsie scrys: - 'flf It's Bordcns AN vi t Its Got to be Good -fl:r'.sifS4- 48 Carey Implement COMPUMENTS OF , Store p McCormick-Deering and State ' Royal ' Lyceum International Sales PARTS SERVICE FINDLAY, OHIO Goodyear and Firestone Farm Tires Norge and Firestone Appliances . Farm Hardware CAREY, OHIO PHONE 23 Home Owned and Operated CQMPUMEN1-s ooNoRATULAT1oNs OF CLASS OF 1946 . . The Burson ClO'CIIII1g CO. The COOPe1j Corporation O o P CAREY :: OHIO FINDLAY :: OHIO 47 COMPLIMENTS The Peoples Bank or Company CAREY, OHIO Buckeye cepnqi ---- S 40,000.00 . Surplus ---- l00,000.00 TfaCt1On Undivided Profits . and Reserves - 20,000.00 Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Though conservative, We do all Q any good bank will do for FINDLAY :: OHIO The Tarbox-McCall Stone Co. Manufacturers of Crushed Stone and Sand Stone Agricultural Limestone 0 FINDLAY. OHIO its customers. Accounts ot Individuals and Corporations solicited Established 1868 Incorporated 1902 The National Lime and Stone Co. FINDLAY, OHIO Finishing Lime - Mason's Lime Agricultural I-Iydrate Agricultural Limestone Crushed Stone Plants at Carey - Findlay - Marion Lima - Rimer Bucyrus ooMPL1MENTs OF Boles Danclurancl Studio School and College Photographers TIFF IN. OHIO PHONE 2439 COMPLIMENTS OF W. G. COLDREN FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Sandusky Street FINDLAY, OHIO PHONE 600 GASOLINE MOTCDR OIL LUBRICANTS I f T I-IE OHIO OH, CO Producers of Petroleum Since 1887 FINDLAY OHIO 50 L. C. Dipert 84 Son The Busy Store COMPLIMENTS ' OE D 1 ' . GMS m The Vanlue Gram GENERAL and MERCHANDISE . . Supply Association o VANLUE PHONE 24 The COMPLIMENTS - - GF Hitchmg Post ' Findlay College Lunches - Sandwiches Borderfs Ice Cream 0 Soft Drinks - Magazines 9 . We appreciate our friends VANLUE. OHIO in the Vanlue district J. C. Gray Motor Sales I-lochstettler 84 Sons ' Elevator CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH GRAIN .. MILL FEED Sales and Service PURINA CHQW5 Fertilizer - Fence - Salt - Etc. . Feed Mill 201 East Findlay Street 426 W- Main Cross St. CAREY' OHIO Vanlue Findlay PHONE 42 Phone 92 Phone 172 C. O. Bibler, Manager CONGRATULATIONS T O THE CLASS OF 1946 IIIQIII The Snyder Lumber Co. VANLUE CAREY PHONE 61 PHONE 49 52 Herfl' Jones Co. EAT AND ENIGY Designers and Manufacturers of ICE CREAM School and College Iewelry Graduation Announcements C O Medals - Cups - Trophies Indianapolis. Indiana Manufactured bY . Pure Milk and Dairy Company Iewelers to Vanlue High School n. 1. DICKEN T1FFINf QHIO Representative COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF . OF Great Lakes Sugar Central Rubber 84 Company Steel Corporation FINDLAY :: OHIO FINDLAY :: OHIO 53 I-Iile Duck Farm Egbert and Hatcher Y Home Furnishings Carey, Ohio DUCKLINGS - PQULTS ' Custom Hatchmg 404 E. Sandusky sf. O FINDLAY OHIO VANLUE OHIO PHONE 2440 Phone 50 T 54 Qlutograp hs Q55 e . L I I i 1 , I I F F E W i 3 E i E Q Y 1 W I E u I 5 f