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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

nw. Q N 4 A Nlvs. fin 3 1?-fs!L,,1p 1.44 5' 1 f 'Y 4 :- :H- n ,Ka f F: , 1 it U ' -5525? I .- ,pr-19:42 , Ing?- 'f W 9-' I V 'J , HFf2f.iQ'13?f5 - ' 4 ,. J . sijis. : Fw K . I . , ,, ,51J'g'.',--5'z,fif41-ka-:yfaf 'r 555 ' f , ,uf qs. ...fi ' fee?-'F'-gfgicff' ' imlzmuaa lmlrlmllmrillxf' , SUARLET and EBAY 0131951 0lf'8 LUOI' The Senior Class ot l95l, being rather proud ot the product ot their hard Work, wish to introduce you to their labors. Although the year book may not seem like a hard job to the people who only buy it, to the class it seems like a jolo Well done. In it you will see the people who did the Work, the ones who assisted, the sponsors, and those Who gave suggestions and comments. Only the sponsor, Miss Linzie, realizes what a hard time she had in getting the class to finish it on tirne. The class wishes to thank her tor her patience and help on Our Yearbook. -The Editor ibeakcafion We, the Senior Class of 1951, Wish to dedicate The Scarlet and Gray to all the former pupils who have now entered the military service of our country. May they all prove themselves Worthy of the pride of their school and community. f 'X N OO it Q VX E f m 1 2' g' HUKUIHISTRHTIOH ....--Q Smlrerintfxndfhnt Mr. H. E. Hinkle Principal Mr. Lawrence Nichols BUABU UF EDUC!-XTIUN Roberi Farmer L ci W - xXX X X X , .wx - N: N - wx-ayge.,-,Q-Q i Q X 'ki ' y M X X Q 555 N 5,2- 'af 51- MEQ -fr X- Ng N 'fx 1 NSN-. A 5- Q X - . . X .. Q gf? X X arises - Ksrgygsjfs- xiii . fffwskfsx im-S s M Galen Bame Vice-President Milo C. Bayless Harold E. Lee Raymond Shaffer Prwslclwrxt Clerk FACULTY Mrs. Dorothy Gassmcm First Grade Miss Edna Chambers Second Grade Mrs. Eva Shull Third Grade Mrs. Charlotte Criblez Fourth Grade Mrs. Bemice Daniels Fifth Grade Mrs. Anita Prcrrt Sixth Grade Miss Waverly Linzie Mathematics Algebra English Girls' Physical Education Mr. Robert Hill Biology History Boys' Physical Education Mr. Max Wildermuth Agriculture Mr. Russell Willeke Music Miss Lorine Oman English Geography Science Library Mr. Eldon Nonnczmcrker English Physics Science Mrs. Ethel Cole Home Economics SENIUBS AIX J 2H,,,1,,n. Juwwum - QSM J f:x',1 J'DJY, MILDRED ROARK riosity is one of the forms of feminine bravery. A, 2,3,47 F.H.A. Sentinel 47 - Club l,2,3,47 Glec Club Jrtcr 3,47 Glee Club Librarf 27 Paper Staff 3,47 Librarian Office Help l7 County Glee i 37 Ensemble 47 Annual i Art Editor 47 Oiieietta 27 strel l7 Scholarship Team 17 ,s Play 47 National Honor ety 47 Play Caniinitteo 4. HARRY A. RICHARDS 1 a new way if the old one s not produce good results. lball l,2,47 Basketball 1,27 A. l,2,3,47 F,F,A. Play 27 s' Glec Club l,2,47 Glee v Officer 47 Parliamentary :edure Tcain 3,47 Oporottrr 27 1 School Play 37 Class Play County Boys' Glee Club 37 nty Mixed Chorus 37 Mixed rus 47 Scholaiship Tearv' l National Honor Society Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN PRATT What I am to be, I am now becoming. G.A.A. l,27 F.H.A. l,2,3,47 Glee Club 47 Play Cast 47 Office Help 47 Paper Staff 3,47 Annual Staff 4, MARY ELIZABETH CARTER Never shall I rest content, Until I win an argument. F.H.A, l,2,3,47 F.H.A. Play 37 Glee Club l,2,3,47 Glee Club Librarian l7 Band l,2,37 Band Reporter 27 Operetta 27 Minstrel l7 County Mixed Chorus 3,47 Mixed Chorus 47 Chapel 37 Play Cast 37 Exchange Editor of School Paper 47 Annual Staff 4 BONYLIN ISABEL HATCH Just being happy is a fine thing to do? Looking on the bright side rather than the blue. F.H.A. 2,3,47 F.H.A. Vice Presi- dent 37 F.H.A, Treasurer 47 F.H.A, Play 37 Glee Club l,2, 3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Band Vice President l,27 Operetta 27 Min- strel l7 Mixed Chorus 47 County Glee Club 47 County Band 3,47 Band Reporter 47 District Music Auditions l,2,37 State Music Auditions 3: County Music Auditions l,2,3,47 Chapel 3,47 Cafeteria 3,47 Executive Com- mittee 47 Student Council 37 Librarian 17 Office Help 1,27 Paper Staff 3,47 Play Cast 37 National Honor Society 3,47 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3,4. ELDON L. BAME My idea oi an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Football l,2,3,47 Basketball l,2, 3,47 Softball l,2,3,47 F.F,A. l,2, 3,47 F.F.A. President 37 F.F.A. Secretary 47 F,F.A. Play 27 Glee Club l,2,47 Operetta 27 Class Secretary 17 Class Vice Presi' dent 37 Student Council 37 Scholarship Team 27 School Paper Staff l,2,37 Annual Staff Assistant Editor 47 Mixcd Cho- rus 47 Class Play 3,47 Play Committee 47 National Honur Society 3,47 Hancock County Honor Society Officer 37 Parliav mentary Procedure Team l,2,3, 47 F,F.A. Assistant Secretary 2. LUANA KATHLEEN NYE The world delights in sunny people. F.H.A. l,Z,3,47 F.H.A. President 37 F.H.A, Play 27 Glee Club l,2, 3,47 Glee Club Vice President 27 Glee Club Secretary 37 Band l,2,3,47 Band Vice President 47 Band Secrctary 37 Class Presi- dent l7 Class Vice President 27 Class Reporter 47 Cheerleader 2,3747 Chapel 37 Football Queen Attendant 37 Football Queen 47 Play Cast 37 Play Committee 37 Paper Staff 47 Office Help 47 Cafeteria 37 Operetta 27 Min- strel l7 Annual Staff 47 National Honor Society 3,4 ARLEN DWIGHT McRII.L A task worth doing is worth doing right. Football 2,3,47 Basketball l,2, 3,47 Softball l,2,3,47 F,F.A, l,2, 3,47 F.F.A, Play 27 F.F.A. Officfr 3,47 Parliamentary Procedure Team 2,3747 Glee Club l,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 3,47 County Glee Club 3,41 Band l,2,3,47 Brass Sextette l,2,37 Operetta 27 Min- strel l7 County Music Auditions 27 District Music Auditions 27 Paper Staff 27 Class Play 3,47 Annual Staff 47 County Mixed Chorus 3,4 ' ,M vs: u.. 'sl r are-7 X., BONNIE IRAN HICKLE I ccmno! check my qirlish blush, My color comes cmd goes: I redden even to my ears, And sometimes to my toes. F.H.A. l,7,3,47 F.H.A. Reporter 77 Y'H,A. Pur'l1c'in19nlr1r1r1ri 47 l' ll A. lllriy 77 Ulm? Club l,2,3,47 Clin- Vlub Hoportfrr 47 Opervttrl f'7 Mmrzrxr-l 17 Mlxml Vlmrus 47 llfmrl l,2,3,47 liflnd Svvxolriry 27 lllind Trvc1::u14'I 37 Clnszxa Plfiy 37 Plfiy Czmrmtlee 47 County Band 37 Cmmty Mlxvd Clxoius 47 Nfmrmmil Honor Soclvty 37 An- nufll Stuff 4. RAY SULLENBERGEH Every man has his devilish moments. Fcvolhfill 3,47 Brmketbnll l,2,37 FPA. l,2,3,47 F.F.A. Basketball Tmim 47 Cl:-sv Club 2,47 Mixed Chorus 47 Clrxssz Play 47 Annual SMH 4. MARY IANE SHERICK Sl1e's not u flower, not u pearl: a iolly all around lf 3 47 F H A. Sov1wtli1'y A l'lxy .N7 llwL'nuuly zcwlulxl 47 llxfullxmiy issulvr 37 Glvn Vluli nf Club 'l'1'vl1f1111wx Al: T7 Nlinzftxkol l7 l'?.mc'l 37 Clifvtvrm 37 Frmd 47 Clam: Prorildmit 37 :mvi l7 Cllxsfa Suvrv- 47 l'l1:1lrlC1 Muslm' AuC'l1Hwnf1 3. tniy-T1'Oli:1l11vI fl7 Hiqli Srlmwl :IS Play 47 lllny Cmn- npei' Skill 7,47 Faoi- Attvrmdunl 47 Nntmn vlely 47 Anmml Staff IOE BRIGHT He is good, und he is bud: Always iolly, never sud. Footluill lf',37 Bmxkotlmill l,27 GI-HDYS NOHMA HOTEI-I-ING V1Cvl71'9:s1ClOm 77 Flfll, SOUP Wg boil gf diffgl-eng dgqfgegj' ifiry 37 l .F.A. Pivgldvnl -.7 Glow Sfvftblill l,fl 3,47 Y',l'.A, l,2,3,4Z F PA. Play 27 F PA. ASS'i, Club l 7 3 4' L oxmty lvllxvd ggeA'F1l1'g'3i45 Chorus: '47 bporettn 27 Mmsrtwl . 1 h ' ' ' A . . l7 llrnfzs SHXQOHO 1,737 County MHTSHLI 1' Build 23' IJNKHMU Music Au5'l1l1wns l,Zl7 llifrlrzvl ' im ' Murli' Axwlltmus lf'7 Cmunty Annuql Stall 4' Bnndk 37 Band l,l',3,47 l-'mlm' nlvutliry Prwrodiixv Timm 1',3,-17 Class Play 3,47 Class pl':'SlC'lPIll 27 Clnszs Vive-Prcsxrlmxt l7 Class Pwsxdunt 47 Nntmrml Honor Sovivty 347 Paper Stuff 1,Q'7 ill 4. ,wk FRANCES LOUISE RISNER Independent now and independent forever. .A, l,2,3,45 F.H.A, Treasurer ',H.A. Play 25 Glee Club l,2, Glee Club Treasurer 25 e Club Vice-President 45 e Club Librarian 35 Band 3,45 ient Council 45 Cafeteria 35 eretta 25 Minstrel I5 County ed Chorus 35 Supply Room 'k 45 Chapel 35 Ir, Play npter 35 Class Play 45 Play imittee 45 Annual Staff 4. DAVID I. PELPHEY iliteness costs nothing and gains everything! -ball l5 Track 15 Class ident l5 F.F.A. 1,25 Glee 1 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Chapel Ilass Play 3,45 Minstrel 25 'etta 25 Annual Staff 4. 0 ff i 3 Q t CAROL EARLEN E BEARD But whistle and I'll come to thee, my lad. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Play 25 P,H.A. Executive Committee 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Minstrel l5 Class Reporter l5 Class Play 35 Play Committee 3,45 Band l,2,35 Band Librarian 35 Chapel 35 Office Help 25 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 County Mixed Chorus 3. NORMAN R. LEE All great men are dead and I'm not feeling well myself. Basketball 1,25 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Assistant Reporter 25 F.F.A. Reporter 35 F.F.A. Vice- President 45' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Minstrel 15 County Glee Club 45 County Mixed Chorus 45 County Band 35 Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 F.F.A. Play 25 Class Reporter 2,35 Class Play 3,45 High School Play 35 County Music Auditions 2,3,45 District Music Auditions 2.3,45 Annual Staff 4. GEORGE I. KESSLER If fyou make a mistake, do not ret: Do it again. make it better yet. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Class Play 45 Operetta 25 Basketball l,2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Minstrel 15 Softball l,2,45 Annual Staff 4. ADA MARIE GUNTHIER Silence is gold, but gold doesn't appeal to me. , F.H.A. 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 ,Operetta 1,25 Office Help 3,45 Class Play 45 High School Play 35 Y-Teens 15 Annual Staff 4. MAUDIE MARIE DYER Ability involves responsibility. F.l-l,A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Operetta 25 Minstrel 15 Y-Teens I5 Class Play 45 Annual Staff 4. VIRGINIA LEE HENDRICKS Rain is dust, and dust is dry: Life is short, and so mn l. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.l-I.A. Play 25 Band l,2,3,45 Minstrel l5 Oper- etta 25 Scholarship Team l,2,35 Girls' Ensemble 35 Class Play 35 Play Committee 3,45 Class Vice- President 45 Paper Staff l,2,3,45 Paper Editor 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. CLASS HISTUHY In the fall of 1939, thirty-five small tots started their school days at Vaniue. The first eight years were lots of fun although everyone looked forward to his high school days. 'Then in 1947 it happened!! Our high school life began. We became Freshmen: Our class officers were: President-Luana Nye, Vice President--Ioe Bright, Secretary-Eldon Bame, Treasurer-Mary lane Sherick and Reporter- Earlene Beard. Our class sponsor was Mr. Nichols. Red and white became our class colors and the white camation our class flower. We chose Courage is Success as our class motto. The next year we took another step as we became Sophomores. Class officers were: President-Ioe Bright, Vice President-Luana Nye, Secretary- Treasurer-Mary lane Sherick and Reporter-Norman Lee. We chose Mr. Hanline as our class sponsor. Then we became Iuniors. We were still closer to our goal. We presented the three-act comedy Seventeen is Terrific , which proved to be very success- ful. A banquet was given in honor of the graduating class of 1950. Our Iunior class officers were: President-Mary lane Sherick, Vice President--Eldon Bame, Secretary-Treasurer-Bonylin Hatch, Reporter-Norman Lee and Miss Oman was our sponsor. Alasl We became Seniors. Our last step in high school. Our class officers were: President-Ioe Bright, Vice President-Virginia Hendricks, Secretary- Treasurer-Bonylin Hatch and Reporter-Luana Nye. For our sponsor we chose Miss Oman. A three-act comedy Who Wouldn't Be Crazy was presented by the class. Our main interest was to secure money for our trip in the spring. We wish to thank our teachers, parents, and the members of our community who have helped us during our twelve years in school. We are looking forward to the future and hope to be able to accept the opportunities and responsibilities that we encounter. CLASS PRUPHEEY Dear Bonnie, Recently I was talking with Miss Oman, our Senior Class sponsor. She asked if l had heard of the professions of my former classmates. I thought that I knew where most of them had gone but discovered that I knew only that you were employed as chief instructor of Home Economics in Vanlue Local College. Miss Oman agreed to tell me of the others. She said that George Kessler is teaching Advanced Chemistry in Vanlue College. This reminded me of his special interest in the subject While he was still in high school. Harry Richards had advanced to the position of the president of the college after teaching Social Relations for some time. The rest of the class members are scat- tered in different parts of the world. Ada Gunther is a missionary in Alaska. She chose this territory because of the tem- perature conditions. America was too hot for her health most of the time. Eldon Bame is also in the northern part of North America. He is a mountie with the Northwest Mounted Police in Canada. While Miss Oman was visiting in the west she met Luana Nye who is a member of a dancing trio. Norma Hotelling and Phyllis Boyles, her two partners in dancing, are touring in California during their vacation. Maudie Dyer and Mildred Roark have chosen nursing as their profession. They are Navy Nurses in San Francisco. Orval Davis entered the Navy too as a Navy doctor. He is now assigned to the ship the Sea Van . Patsy Pratt chose the army as her career. She is a sergeant in the WAC Corps. You remember, perhaps, that the super- intendent in high school always predicted someone from our midst would enter politics. Well, loe Bright is a Senator in Washington and Norman Lee is a Representative. Nor- man was recently elected Speaker of the House. Virginia Hendricks, a short, clark haired girl, chose to be an airline hostess. Her last assignment was on the plane 5l . The pilot of this neat iet plane was none other than David Pelphrey who designed the plane him- self. They will make a non-stop three-hour flight to lapan in the near future. Ray Sullenberger is a matador in Mexico. He is especially noted for his determination and bravery While in the arena. His work is never dull or boring according to all reports. Arlen McRill owns and operates a cozy little restaurant near his home town. He has six pretty girls hired as waitresses and cooks. Business is always good after a basketball game. For the past several weeks there has been a professional girls' basketball team playing here in benefit games. The coaches, Mary lane Sherick and Frances Risner, told Arlen that they have a championship team. Earlene Beard operates a thriving LONE- LY HEARTS CLUB in Reno, Nevada. I was greatly surprised to hear that many of her former classmates write to her for help in solving their problems. Only one of our classmates is married. Mary Carter was married shortly after grad- uation and moved to Alabama. She has three children now. I wonder if they have acquired the southem accent yet. A Rose Thomas always loved music, you remember. She studied opera and has sched- uled her first concert. It is to be held in VANLUE CONCERT HALL. It was fun finding my classmates of 1951 and good luck to all of them in their chosen professions. frli RS l3. .vc si 1 fn, 1 Q , . ALL 71? t g,'l12 f' 7,M,,,.LZ5 51.7 alll-'14- 5 i8 JP . ,5,Q cam? t 5 'J Qafw ,3j,,,,,,1,..f3..,u1z.? 118-Z-'bail-L . , 6 'J g ' 4,fa'0f4 ' ' ' ' ' '5 :K-Lafwrff -fa.,-Cwliv 'A 'z jf'7 '34w'4'N CLASS WILL UF 1951 We, the Senior Class of 1951 of Vanlue High School, feeling that We have reached the last step on our ladder of education, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament. We give these, our last and only bequests, as follows: Article l-Virginia Hendricks bequests her scholastic standing to Carol Cole. Article ll-Bonylin Hatch wills her piano playing ability to Bert Arlington. Article lll-George Kessler wills his mighty strength to Ronald Crawford. Article IV-Ada Gunther leaves her ability to argue in typing class to Marilyn Hutson. Article V-Eldon Bame intrusts his athletic ability to Larry Shull. Article VI-Earlene Beard leaves her many men to Iecm Roark. Article VII-Phyllis Boyles intrusts her gig- gles to Dale Hughes. Article VIII-Norman Lee wills his singing ability to Bob Ray. . Article IX-Mary Carter bequests her jolly good-nature to Ramon Lee. Article X-Ray Sullenberger wills his inno- cent looks to Iune Fruth. Article XI-Rose Thomas transfers her ability to wreck cars to Arlene Fruth. Article XII-Mildred Roark leaves her love for reading to Ianet Risner. Article XIII-Maudie Dyer Wills her quiet na- ture to Delmar Phillips. Article XIV-Harry Richards leaves his abil- ity to keep early hours to Nancy Heminger and lames Hendricks. Article XV-Frances Risner intrusts her love for food, especially pop and potato chips, to Eleanor VanSant. Article XVI-Orval Davis wills his ability to get along with others to Virginia Risner. Article XVII-Luana Nye wills her strict diet, Which she always kept, to Marlene Hile. Article XVIII--Mary lane Sherick leaves to Nancy Roberts her art of conversation. Article XIX-Arlen McRill wills his way with girls to Richard Lee. Article XX-Patsy Pratt Wills her ability to manage a restaurant to Margaret McKee. Article XXI-Norma Hotelling bequests her love for writing letters to Marilyn Marshall. Article XII-David Pelphrey wills his ability to discuss any topic to Evelyn Puckett. Article XXIII-Ioe Bright leaves his pleasing personality to Eugene Lee. Article XXIV-Bonnie Rickle intrusts her deep blushes to Ben Bright. Article XXV-The Senior Class wills the little brown jug to the Iunior Class. Article XXVI-To the Sophomores, We leave our ability to have a good time. Article XXVII-To the Freshmen, we leave our bashtulness. Article XXVIII-We, the Senior Class, be- quest to the members of the faculty, our sincere thanks and appreciation for the patience and co-operation they have given us during our school days. Article XXIX-The Senior Class does hereby extend its whole-hearted thanks to the board of education and our parents for the many opportunities they have given us. Article XXX-We willingly appoint Bonnie Rickle executor of this will and testament. Article XXXI-In testimony we hereby sign and seal this last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1951. Signed: IOE BRIGHT, Class Attomey Witnessed: Senior Class of l95l JUNIUH . ,X z x lv 3, 'VI is if S TOP ROW: Delmar Phillips, Eugene Lee, Larry ShuI'l, Ben Bright, Ramon Lee, Iames Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Dale Hughes, Ronald Crawford. THIRD ROW: Carol Cole, Eleanor Van Sant. -FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Hutson, Richard Lee, FIFTH ROW: Virginia Risner, Margaret McKee, Nancy Roberts, Marilyn Marshall, Evelyn Puckett, Janet Risner. SIXTH ROW: Arlene Fruth, 3 X X Q 1 X S X E to X Alma Roark, Wilma Sizemore, Iune Fruth, Bert Arlington Robert Ray. SEVENTH ROW: Nancy Hemminqer. AB SENT: Marlene Hile. CLASS OFFICERS-SEATED: Nancy Hemminger, Vice president, Ben Bright, President, Nancy Roberts Secretary-treasurer. STANDING: Dale Hughes, Reporter, Mrs. Cole, Sponsor. Q W i it Z Q +4 I, el, A r Eg: ESM as z f x sg I' N SUPHUIVIUHE BLISS . Sig? W r X5 Eg x : QR i I 'xo 1 in ' 532 Z .: e. A r-. IM B. , Q5 'sn :- -:Q-...W .-.,. . -,,-s..:..:q,. stil F -' . . e':.5..:..,. Sgt ix M i -sw W Q 5 .... ..,,. V NX 5 -': 'g'M 1 I Q- Rr if Q TOP ROW: Wanda Risrier, Marilyn Fetters, Georgia Dee Farmer, Ray Perkins, lohn Chilcoat, Tommy Prater. SECOND ROW: Marian Carney, Norma lean Walters. THIRD ROW: Betty Fletcher, Marita Lay. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Pratt, Martha Fruth. FIFTH ROW: Carter Raye, Paul Davis, Ben Pelphrey, Ronald I-latch, Paul Thomas, Iimrnie Thomas. SIXTH ROW: Dale Shaffer, Willis Bible-r, Delbert Marshall, Ted Shuck. ABSENT Floyd Bayes, William Cook, Laura Lambriqht. CLASS OFFICERS --- SEATED: Iimmie Thomas, Vice President, lohn Chilcoat, Presidentp Norma lean Walters Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Nonnamaker Sponsor, Martha Fruth, Reporter. A . 5 ,.,, L 2 5 1 'U l Q D in wr- 4 S r , . n I ,,2,: ,,,A 9 FHESHMIIN GLASS Q T -s I 'x , , gg. is 'fliigt X Y x .sd XS S sg N x eu Q EEL Q TOP ROW: Fredric Nye, lames Risner, Kenneth Coleman, Ronald Shaller, Victor Beck, Lynn Hendricks, SECOND ROW: Phyllis McRill, lo Ann Shuck. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Korn, Nancy Sititiall. FOURTH ROW: Iewel Risner, Fileen Wisner, FIF'I'H ROVV: Ruth Sizemore, Billie Fletcher, Juanita Patrick, Donna Bright, loyce Fruth, Fcinriie Mullins. SIXTH ROW: Darwin Hile, Mary Ann Hagerman, Marlene Monday, Norman Thomas, Iohn Fetters, Ralph Hiqqins. SEVENTH ROW: Arlo Bishop, Hager Roark. ABSENT: David Hagerty, Ronald Walters. CLASS OFFICERS-SEATED: lo Ann Shuck, Se-cretary4 Treasurer, Fredric Nye, President: Billie Fletcher, Vice- President. STANDING: Phyllis McRi1l, Reporter, Miss Linzie, Sponsor. t:Qs5sgsfg:gg:g'g:2s,gs:gsg,:g,:g ---'-' - :,-- S N Nseswgi, , . . , 4 t iskszxsrz 1 Q :Q .zz -, V. t - -2 E: .1 :,3:,::,:k:,5::... . r , ,A -si.: ::::2:E,,,,:., ,, W ,M .. .t is . i . t, . II.fTZj:i1:.,, ' .iii EIEHTH GRADE .5,:: 21:5 Wiigwrs , 7-E-Z1 2: I-:,22.2',2-b 5.j ' .,., 2 iijfngij T . . , ma? , I '-- 1 -,,, I Y ,V T, -,, , ..,. ,, W, , eggs 0 5 X. v 5 is N 5 w i X x is is Y ,. . X 'Y X as t X . QQ i if 3 w x Q ' XX Q x wr 3, T i A F I my ,X ,Yak 58 v-'lr L if l e r k I X LM: , Q r. s x as 1 A .:. - . .,.. , , ..... : s. 4 ff x. X 11 :51:,.:5.:5,.:, , en ssa sssgsxa WM , . ,. ., f - -:GE'i:5::,E:EE55-. . Q- -Q -45:2 ' ' I:. ' 2-.fziziii ..,, ...sf-Fl .Q-gx 'N in N55 Q img, . , TOP ROW: Ronald Cook, Winfield Thomas, Ruth Fiegel, Ruth Arnett, Sharon Risner, Beverly Karn, Glenn Mon- day. SECOND ROW: William Huffman, Evelyn Hem- miqer, Doris Perkins, Mary Shane, Virginia Sherick, Gabriel Shane, Duane Heck. THIRD ROW: Marvin Lee, Virginia Bame, Marguerite Cook, Karen Herman, Carlos Dyer, Russell Boyles, Gene Hotellinq. FOURTH ROW: David Hatch, Donna Rickie, Reva Smith, Ioanne Wickiser, Derrill Arnold, Donald Lay, Howard Patrick, FIFTH ROW: Park Chilcoat, Edna Tooman, Marilyn Welch, Martha Fruth, Vivian Walters, David Thomas, Michael McCormick. SIXTH ROW: Manual Raye, Iohn Fruth, Iames Barger, Lowell Hendricks, Payne Hackworlh. ABSENT: Betty Roark, Geraldine Marshall, 4-B-2011 SEVENTH GRADE X r t was an W S S lu-N TOP ROW: Ellen Hile. Barbara Martin, Margie Patrick, Annetta Habeqger, Betty Mullins, Ruth Green. SECOND ROW: Leona Row, Ioanette Lee, Sarah Gorsuch, Lucille Davis, Norma McFtlll, Nina Fruth. THIRD ROW: Iimmy Hagerty, Kyle Wiseley, Laura Hendricks, Dorthy Monday, Carol Wickiser, Shirley Rickle. FOURTH ROW: Ivan Bishop, Iames May, Lee Heminqer, Arnold Arlington, Lowell Prater, Karl Sullenberqer. FIFTH ROW: Glenn Rickle, Iames Fletcher, Charles Breitiqam, Lawrence Kessler, Wendell Hackworth, Glenn Puckett. LAST ROW: Alben Roark. ABSENT: William Armstrong, Mary Anne Bayes. Swift SIXTH GRADE if . -KM, ,- - X9 N' Q tm- his , W Q 3 F N W , is . K .K FA . tkf E in gash Q 1,,.,,,:,gI Rfb R, 'V . Jr., '. mf -, A .,,,, . ,. ,, ..., .....,..., ,. I ---' 55 Eli 1' lil- ' i TOP ROW: Denzel Higgins, Iohn Lay, Regina Smith. Ianet Bright, lane Barger, Betty Prater. SECOND ROW: Robert Huffman, Anna Caudill, Donna Wickiser, Betty May, Kay Hall, Bernice Marshall. THIRD ROW: Sue Nye, Virginia Hemminger, Paul Bame, Clair Breitigam, Gene Hainen, Catherine Fruth. FOURTH ROW: Earl Marshall, Glenn Miller, Alice Hackworth, Margaret Beck, Alvin Risner, Eileen Fruth. FIFTH ROW: Paul Fiegel, Iames Eckleberry, Adis Risner, Eugene Marshall, Ronald Cardwell. ABSENT: Patsy Lambright. A FIFTH GIIIIIJE -Q X X .. in ., 1 if tw... I , wr. TOP ROW: Wayno Welch, Larry Shaffer, Iacob Oman, Myron Wilfmx, Donald Ifqhert, Melvin Marshall Rcxhorl Kam. SLCOND HOW: Iameazs Martin, Iiirhard Dipert, Ilfirus Biiaht, Floyd Chilrcirrl, Shirlvy Fry, Betty Shxill Iiiisf-ttfi IIIIICIIKI. TIIIIID HOW: Shirley Marshall, IVIaricii.r Cook, Clair Saltzman, Iudena Ilachor, Nanry 'I'I1.v1n'1:' Llliamn Shane, Beverly Wiseley. FOURTH HOW: Anna Mrirzshrill, Ianfvt Ilalherton, Ifsthvr Friith, Kc-nnoth Mar shall, Rose Thompson, Patsy Carney, Connie Farmsr. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Caudill, Linclin Smith, Billy Han' nah, Terry Beck, Barbara Moser, liilia Hinklo, Linda Basinqer. SIXTH ROW: Carmen Gonzales, Carol Fright, Eddie Molfitt, Barbara Cole, Deanna Lay, Gary Hrsrier, Eva Mullins. SEVENTH ROW: Wayne Raye, Alan Loader. ABSENT: Raymond Wickham, Martha Haqeity. FUUHTH GRADE : Q .. -5. 53, :f,..,.: I :Q 1, ,.E55,,5,g E -I ,f s ,- 5 f-f:'2i51:51 Q! . ij'IF5:I5Fr' ' ' J f -3,:'f.:,., gZ.E,f:Q:' . I- : I:-':f,fi5-EQif':Z: :Egg E.,-I ,Q , , : 53:3 are fi I ,P i if , Ar .5 . ,fp -.Q I TOP ROW: Ioseph Saltzman, Donald Wages, Manuel Higgins, Iimmy Kessler, Marcella Risner, Iulia Patrick. SECOND ROW: Robert Dyer, Gary Graves, Esther Fruth, Ruth McCormick, Connie Wilcox, Powell Prater. THIRD ROW: Mary Risner, Rose Turner, Charlene I-Iackworth, Tommy Hagerty, Philip Davis, Iohrl Mcliean. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Fruth, Reggie Luzader, Lawrence Mon- day, David Shaierly, Bobby King, Linda Herman. FIFTH ROW: Norman Welch, Edward Row, Nancy Bame, Shirley Kleisch, Billy Cole, David Hunter. SIXTH ROW: Mary Kathryn Eiegel, Dolly I-Ieminger. ABSENT: Franklin Bayes, Charlene Smith, Marlene Smith, Ronald Heck, Donald Sherman, Charles Gault, Bessie Armstrong. THIRD GRADE i mg ' M , I TOP ROW: Bobby Fairchild, Iesus Gonzales, Annette Naeyaert, Roger Spradlin, Billy Staniield, Richard Walters, Douglas Cook. SECOND ROW: Donald Egbert, Douglas Clark, Ruth Carney, Frances Marshall, Betty Darst, Loretta Young, Billy Nichols. THIRD ROW: Shirley Marshall, Carol Fruth, lane Wiseley, Fay Risner, David Wilcox, Larry Keiiter, Gary Stillberger. FOURTH ROW: Calvin Saltzman, Lawrence Higgenbotham, Ruth Dyer, Ianet Shatter, Robert Marshall, Ronald Breitiqam Betty Risner. FIFTH ROW: Ierrold Stout, Ernest Pratt. Robert Bowling, Michael Motfitt, Gerald Baughman, Ioe Herman, Kiyle Wages. SIXTH ROW: Harold I-lackworth, Michael Barger, Marlene Beck, Burnette Hannah, Billy Loughley, Sue Tackett, Louise Heminger. ABSENT: Paul Gault, Buddy Beard, Rameno Carclenas, Sharron Steven- son. SEE , .... ..,:.. , t : ,:.:..:,:..S.,.,.:q:.,.,,.. :..:. i at. -.L-353.'-:3Ei:-izliif' ill.: ---' .5 kiss, ' WE C UND GRADE i if gi, ::f.,.-a:1:::: ZXQTSE? EN 4 vi 03' '2'Z2f2:fmY:2.,fi-:s1.,'. '-21. 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SECOND ROW: loAnn Miller, Randall Akerman, Calvin Tong, Robert Heminqer, Paul Fry, Denton McCormick, Cecile King, THIRD ROW: Linda Kam, Cleda Marshall, Faye Caudill, Carolyn Patrick, Gary Puckett, Aimee Fruth, Clair Walters. FOURTH ROW: Sharron Kieffer, Charles Hendricks, Eugene Geckle, Ierry Hainen, Dane McRill, Ronald Patrick, Lowell Hackworth. FIFTH ROW: Goldia Caudill, Mark Thomas, Lee Ekleberry, Wilbur Tackett, Barbara Prater, Reta Luzaber, Iudy Hall. LAST ROW: Nancy Wickham. gsv:-'52-:-921.-' iI:,.: :. .I,.Q32?EZE25IfI1QE:E ' 2:13222 if Q is 5 Y' Sa : W , .,,.. is ,,,. , 4 S FIRST GRADE TOP ROW: Rosa Gonzales, Diana Saltzman, Shirley Hiqqinbotham, Rose McKean, Sharon Rice, Mary Opp, Carol Clevonqer. SECOND ROW: Richard Shalierly, Ierry Colo, Clara Caudill, Doris Parker, loAnn Geckle, Gary Graves, Iames Loader. THIRD ROW: Gerald Hiqqins, Iunior Pratt, Donna Stout, Ricky Spradlin, Fred Wise, Nancy Broitiqam, David Fruth. FOURTH ROW: Eldon Betts, Richard Clark, Billy Egbert, David Thomas, Lois Chilcoat, Connie Beard, Elaine Basinqer. FIFTH ROW: limmy Bauqhman, Donavon Arnold, Rickie Beck, Diana Akerman. Esther Patrick, Lewis Saltzman, Tommy Notale. LAST ROW: Larry Monday, Winfred Hackworth, Iudy Thompson, Dian Stillberqer. Carol lune Clark, Sandra Fisher. ABSENT: Ralph Kessler. 'sf-F 12 vli---ilzlv-oJ. ' ll.7 Ll . Avmwm.-fl. S , f ,86Qfm? 1: IKM 9 tt? L 'J rw vrow 60.17 H 1--'fl' H: I rv.,-VHA ,,..kv sand WG? fu 0 .anubf ,aff A, fx 8? 'Nuff' ' 'W Jr t N 1mm-Q4 rg tara., 1 tmr...4,1,T ,,,,x...A1. ' H..-Q 43. 15-M bay-1'.A.t, raw '!X1,U.L4. Qaxmi WWTMLLQ. Ysamwtlqt Q 5 2 Q iwwfx . wt -N Y N 'QM X QR . . JUNIUH BAND TOP HOW: Mr. Wrlleke, Paul Banter Iohn Lay, Honniv Cantwell Itrhn Fltlth, Gone Hainon, Rhine Mottnt, MIDDLE HOW: Sharon N Shane, Sue Nye, Kay Hall, Deanna Lay, Connie Farmer, Barbara Cato, Betty lane May, Nancy Thcvmas, Ianot Bright, Aim- Hackworth. BOTTOM HOW: Iudena Bashar, Barbara Moser, Carol Bright, Heaina Smrth, Vusnnia Henrinqer, Darris Brlaht, Marqamt Beck, Larry Shattor, Hrvhard Dipert. 4 JAC.. NX 'ii 5. .Jw Y' - - L X 1 ,ff flillfli' ff! ffzfff-.24 ,J 3 S Q xgx ,, 3 i is N at +R wir Oxvw 'Q X xXx: K ncsdscw Arr 9 '5 L' Wvcrh K fl-ff G-lc-JPN Y Asn ,U B' If leg -MQ 'ffff - zu fn Ilf' 7 'ig ' Y - . ' I 2l'n1LE'IlBS . 1 YV- M N' ' X .-1 .Y... if 1' X bw M 9 ig FUUTB1-111 TOP ROW: Richard Lee, Eugene Lee, Ben Pelphrey, David Pelphrey, Harry Richards, George Kessler, Arlen McRill Bob Ray, Ray Sullenberger, Arlo Bishop, Willis Bibler, Larry Shull, Coach Hill. SECOND ROW: De-rrill Arnold, Dale Shaffer, Eldon Barne, Hager Roark, Ronald Crawford, Delbert Marshall, Ted FOOTBALL SCORES Name We They Leipsic ...... 6 0 Van Buren ....... 6 21 Mt. Cory-Rawson .. U 7 McComb ........ 6 14 Mt. Blanchard . . . . 13 14 Arcadia ...... 7 19 Arlington ........ . 6 46 North Baltimore , . . . 20 27 Liberty .......... O 19 Coach: Robert Hill. Captains: Ray Sullenberger, Harry Richards. Shuck, Kenneth Coleman, Tommy Prater, John Chilcoat, Don Lay. BOTTOM ROW: Ben Bright, Lynn Hendricks, Ronald Shaffer, Carter Raye, Darwin Hile, Paul Davis, William Cook, Ronald Hatch, Dale Hughes, Fredric Nye. ABSENT: Bert Arlington, Victor Beck, Ronald Walters. vinsiii M TOP ROW: Marvin Lee, Donald Lay, Delmar Phillips, Dale Shaffer, Willis Bibler, Ronald Crawford, Ben Bright, Derrill Hll Arnold, Loacli 1 . BOTTOM BOW: Richard Lee, Bert Arlington, Bob Ray, lames Hendricks, Arlen MCHill, Eldon Bame, Eugene Lee. Tournament Scores Name We They BASKETBALL SCORES Van Buren . . . . . . 46 33 Nome We They Arlington ..... . . . 27 29 Mt. Cory-Rawson ............ 27 30 McComb ......... . . . 37 33 Arlington ..... . . . 49 42 Van Buren ...,. . . . 80 25 Mt. Blanchard . . . . . . 60 35 Arcadia .......... . . . 59 37 Liberty .............. . . . 58 12 Mt. Cory-Rawson .... . . . 61 53 McComb .......... . . . 42 47 Arlington ..... . . . 34 43 Van Buren ..... . . . 57 46 Mt. Blanchard . . . . . . 45 25 Arcadia ...... . . . 43 27 Liberty 58 18 r Fx' xf Q E r. g If 5. ff Q' X, , We WN M. W 3' . w . f ig ! 3 RESERVES TOP ROW: Norman Thomas, William Cook, Ralph Higgins Kenneth Coleman, Paul Thomas, Darwin l-lile, Marvin Leo SLCOND ROW: Dorrill Arnold, Fredric Nye, Arlo Bishop Hager Roark, Ray Perkins, Donald Lay, Coach llill. BOTTOM ROW: Delmar Phillips, Ted Shuck, Dale Shafter Willis Bibler, Ronald Crawford, Ben Bright, Ronald Hatch EHEERLERUERS Lucma Nye, Marita Lay, Virginia Risner. JUNIUH HIGH BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Payne Hackworth, Gene Hotellinq, Winfield Thomas, Manual Raye, Kenneth Coleman, David Hatch, Darwin Hile, Coach Hill. BOTTOM ROW: Norman Thomas, Arlo Bishop, Iohn Frulh, lim Barger, Hager Roark, Fredric Nye, Ralph Higgins. JUNIUH HIGH CHEERLEADERS Margie Pairick and Virginia Sherick. SEARLET AND GRAY 1951 TOP ROW: Rose Thomas, Bonnie Rickie, Mildred Roark, Mary Carter, Phyllis Boyles, Frances liisner, Luana Nye. SECOND HOW: Orval Davis, Eldon Barrio, Noirnan LOG, Ray Sullenherger, Arlen Mcliill, George Kessler, Harry Richards, David Pelphrey, Ioe Bright, Miss Linzic, 'l'llllil'J ROW: Norma Hotellmg, Earlcne Beard, Banylin Hatch, Mary She-rick, Patsy Pralt, Ada Gunther, Virginia Hendricks, Maudie Dyer, OFFICERS Editor in Chief ........... Mary lane Sherick Ass't. Editor ...... ....... E ldon Bame Business Manager ....... Virginia Hendricks Asst. Business Manager ...... Bonnie Rickie Circulation Manager ........ Harry Richards Ass't. Circulation Manager ..... Norman Lee Art Manager ....... .... M ildred Roark Ass't. Art Manager .... .... A rlen McPti1l TOP ROW: Paul Thomas, Nancy Roberts, Phyllis McRill, Eleanor Van Sant, David Pelphrey, Mary Carter, Orval Davis, limmie Thomas, Dale Hughes, Mr. Nichols. PAPER STAFF Managing Editor ........ Virginia Hendricks Ass't. Managing Editor .... Eleanor Van Sant Art Editors: Phyllis McRill, Nancy Heminger, Betty Roark. Special Reporters: Mary lane Sherick, Nancy Roberts, Bonylin Hatch, Mildred Boark, Luana Nye. Grade News ............... Norma Walters Organization cmd Class Reporters Sports ....................... Dale Hughes Typists ......................... Typing Il Circulation .... Iimmie Thomas, Paul Thomas Iokes ...................... Earlene Beard Exchange Editor .... .... M ary Carter Mimeographers .... . . . Orval Davis David Pelphrey Advisor .............. Mr. Lawrence Nichols Can you imagine what steps are involved in the make-up of the paper? Well, let's go behind the scenes and see just how much work, supervision, and patience is involved. BO'l'I'OM ROW: Betty Roark, Mary lane Sherick, Bonylin Hatch, Luana Nye, Mildred Roark, Virginia Hendricks, Earlene Beard, Norma I. Walters, Nancy I-leminqer. First, all the reporters get their news in on time. After the articles are read and the corrections are made the typing is begun. The articles are typed in the three-column style making allowances so that the right margin will come out evenly. Next comes the laborious task of typing on the stencils. After typing for a while, stopping to make corrections, and once again continuing our typing, the stencils are eventually completed and are ready for the artists' work. The stencils are next put on the mimeo- graph machine and the correct C?l number of copies are printed. Last, but by no means least, comes the assembling and distribution of the finished V-Hi-Bee. The deserving credit for the production of our student publication, the V-Hi-Bee, should willingly go to the staff and to our advisor, Mr. Nichols. STUDENT CUUNIIIL 1 t t T E t N i H 1 it i i X TOP ROW: Dale Hughes, Winfield Thomas, Mr. Nonnamaker, Mr, Nichols, Willis Bibler, Orval Davis. SECOND ROW: Margie Patrick, Frances Risner, lewel ftisner, Eleanor Van Sant, Marita Lay, David Hagerty, OFFICERS President ................ Willis Bibler Vice-President ............ Orval Davis Secretary-Treasurer. . .Eleanor Van Sant Reporter ............... Frances Risner Sponsors. .Mr. Nonnamaker, Mr. Nichols On September 28 the Student Council was elected, having two members from each high school class and one member from the junior high classes. They were as follows: Seniors ,... Orval Davis, Frances Risner luniors. .Dale Hughes, Eleanor Van Sant Sophomores. . .Willis Bibler, Marita Lay Freshmen. .David Hagerty, lewel Risner Eighth grade .......... Winfield Thomas Seventh grade. . . .... Margie Patrick On October 20 the Student Council spon- sored MOM and DAD Night. All parents of football boys were invited to attend. Each parent was given a badge with MOM or DAD written on it and their son's football number. The parents were given a special section of the bleachers to sit in during the game. This was also the night the football queen was crowned. On October 30 we sponsored an All-High School Halloween Party. The masking was optional, but if you didn't mask you were charged ten cents. Games were played in the gym and refreshments were served in the basement. t E HUNUB SUEIETY TOP ROW: Mr. Nonnamaker, Ioe Bright, Eldon Bame, Harry Richards, Delmar Phillips, Ben Bright, Mr. Nichols. SECOND ROW: Eleanor VanSant, Nancy Roberts, Mary lane Sherick, Bonylin Hatch, Luana Nye, Mildred Roark, Virginia Risner, Virginia Hendricks, Marilyn Hutson. The Hancock County Chapter ot the National Honor Society held three meetings during the school term of 1950-51. The two social meetings were held at Van Buren on November 8 and at Arcadia on Ianuary 24. The formal initiation and banquet was held at Arlington on April 18. Senior members of the honor society are: Eldon Bame, Ioe Bright, Bonylin Hatch, Virginia Hendricks, Luana Nye, Harry Richards, Mildred Roark and Mary lane Sherick. The lunior members who were initiated are: Ben Bright, Marilyn Hutson, Delmar Phillips, Virginia Risner, Nancy Roberts, and Eleanor VanSant. FUTURE FARMERS RR RtvtRRiRR TOP ROW: Bill Cook, Ramon Lee, Richard Lee, Ray Perkins, Theodore Shuck, Mr. Wildermuth- advisor. Arlo Risliop, lltigfine L:-e, Kenneth Coloman, john Fetters, BOTTOM ROW: Ray Sullenberaer, Norman Lee, Eldon Patil Thomas. Bame, Ice Bright, Ronald llatch, Bon Bright, Norman SECOND ROW: Ronrrltl Crawford, Delbert Marshall, Hager Thomas, David Hagerty. ltoark, Harry litcliarfls, Allftll Mc'Rill, George Kessler, ABSENT: Delmar Phillips, Fredric Nye, OFFICERS President ...... . ........... .... l oe Bright Vice President .... .... N orman Lee Secretary ...... . . . Eldon Bame Treasurer. . . ...... Ben Bright Reporter .... . . . Delmar Phillips Sentinel. . . . . Ray Sullenberger Advisor. . . . . . . ..... ............,. M r. Wildermuth The important activities that were carried out this year by the Future Farmers of America were: town cleanupp participated in County judging contest: gave a radio broadcast over W F I Ng participated in State judging contest: attended State F.F.A. conventiong participated in County Softball leaguep entered a booth at the State Fair, which won a First place rating: exhibited projects and a float at the County Fairg participated in County Pest Hunt and Parliamentary Pro- cedure contest: Seniors took Ohio State University scholarship exam. The chapter gave awards to outstanding chapter members, sent applications in for State Farmer Degrees, attended District officers' training meeting, and two members joined the first All-Ohio FFA. Band. FUTURE HUMEMAKERS UF AMEHIEA TOP ROW: Marian Carney, Laura Lambright, Earlene Beard, Nancy Heminger, Georgia Dee Farmer, Nancy Siddall, Norma Hotelling, Luana Nye, Mary lane Sherick, Frances Risner, Carol Cole, lanet Risner, Arlene Fruth, Virginia Risner, Ioyce Fruth, Donna Bright, Mary Ann Hagerman. SECOND ROW: Patsy Pratt, Ruth Sizemore, Marilyn Mar- shall, Rose Thomas, Marilyn Karn, Ada Gunther, Phyllis President ....... Vice President .... Secretary ....... Treasurer. . . Reporter ...... Club Mother. . . Song Leader .... Historian ......... Parliamentarian .... Sentinel ......... Advisor. . . During the halt ot the Arlington game on October 27 the iootball Queen, Luana Nye, was crowned by Harry Richards, football captain. The bi-county F.H.A. meeting Was held at Arcadia on November 21, The F.H.A. had their Christmas skating party on December 28. Boyles, Wilma Sizemore, Wanda Risner, Alma Roark, Phyllis McRill, IeWel'Risner, Evelyn Puckett, IoAnn Shuck, Eileen Wisner, Billie Fletcher, Mrs. Cole. THIRD ROW: Virginia Hendricks, Charlene Pratt, Betty Fletcher, Iune Fruth, Martha Fruth, Bonnie Rickle, Marita Lay, Margaret McKee, Nancy Roberts, Bonylin Hatch, Mildred Raark, Mary Carter, Marlene Monday, Iuanita Patrick, Norma I. Walters, Fannie Mullins. . . . Nancy Roberts ........Marita Lay . . Margaret McKee . . . Bonylin Hatch . . . . . lune Fruth . . . .Mrs. Roberts . . . .Mary Carter .. Martha Fruth . . Bonnie Rickle . . . Mildred Roark Mrs.Cole ln the spring there Were several activities including the F.H.A. and F.F.A. banquet of March 27. On April ll another Bi-County F.H.A. meeting was held here at home. The F.H.A. is an organization established with the purpose ot preparing the youth ot today tor a better tomorrow. It teaches them the prin- ciples of co-operation and Work. , lv? f 'N S. qs - gfvpg- s X ' . 3? ' f ,fqaxgi it , M-6. M, 3. - Z 'Qi Y Li .6-M wg-1 l I 2 ,Z 6 Q 2 i f it I , 3, 4. 'Ji s v 9 . BAND TOP ROW: Ieannette Lee, Luana Nye, Marita Lay, Sharon. SECOND ROW: Frances Risner, Evelyn Heminger, Mary Shane, Bisner, Norman Lee, Orval Davis, Arlen McBi1l, Ben Bright, Donna Bright, Rose Thomas, Bonylin Hatch, Virginia Sherick, Duane Heck, Georgia Dee Farmer, Charlene Pratt, Mr. Willeke. Karen Herman, Norma McRill, Mary A. Hagerman, Kyle TH1RD BOW: Carol Cole, loanne Wickiser, Vivian Walters, Wiseley, Mary I. Sherick. Norma I. Walters, Bonnie Bickle, Eleanor Van Sant, Nancy FRONT ROW: Virginia Hendricks, Margaret McKee, Nancy Heminger, Sarah Gorsuch, Virginia Bame, Iimmy Hagerty, Roberts, Marlene Monday. Phyllis McBill, loe Bright. The senior band of Vanlue Hi was quite active throughout the 1950-51 school year making its first appearance at the football games. Following the football season the thirty-seven members of the band concentrated its efforts in concert music. The concert band made its appearance in lanuary and again in May. During the month of April, the band entered the district music contest at Ada. The Hancock county music festival was held in lanuary. The following members of the Senior band were selected to participate: Ben Bright, Carol Cole, Orval Davis, Sarah Gorsuch, Bonylin Hatch, Nancy Heminger, Karen Herman, Eleanor Van Sant, and Norma 1. Walters. The following band members will graduate at the end of the 1950-51 school year: Ioe Bright, Orval Davis, Bonylin Hatch, Virginia Hendricks, Norman Lee, Arlen McRill, Luana Nye, Bonnie Bickle, Frances Risner, Mary I. Sherick, Rose Thomas. MAJUHETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Hendricks, Margaret McKee, Nancy Robcrts, Marlene Monday. EHUHUS i . g t 'r , , ,, lft,5li 3 TOP ROW: David Hagerty, Ice Bright, Lynn Hendricks, Harry Richards, Arlen McRill, Norman Lee, Ray Sullen- berger, Eldon Barne, Orval Davis, lohn Fetters. SECOND ROW: Mr. Willeke, Charlene Pratt, Betty Fletcher, Margaret McKee, Wanda Risner, Eleanor Van Sant, Phyllis Boyles, Nancy Roberts, Georgia Dee Farmer, Nancy l-leminger, Marian Carney. THIRD ROW: Norma Walters, Carol Cole, Martha Fruth, Marilyn Hutson, Phyllis McRill, Rose Thomas, Mary'Carter, Bonylin Hatch, Luana Nye, Marita Lay, Bonnie Bickle. The Mixed Chorus is composed ot twenty-two girls and ten boys. Twenty- one voices were selected to participate in the Hancock County Musical Festival held at Arlington, lanuary 27, 1951. The Mixed Chorus entered the District Music Contest at Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio, and also participated in the Spring Concert ot the Vanlue Music Department. BIBLS ELEE CLUB TOP BOW: Virginia Hendricks, Marlene Monday, Betty Fl- 'chwr Bnlene Beard, Fannie lylullins, Charlene Pratt, Nrrrnuy Zlttltlall, Norma llotfrllrrrq, Billie Fl rtzgher, Norma lean Vthlfers, laura lnrnlirizglit, Marian Carney. SECOND HOW: Ixir. Xtfrlleke, Marilyn llutson, lewel Bisner, Marilyn lylarsliall, Nancy Boberts, Phyllis Mcllill, Margaret lvlrline Birlrlrml Raark, Eleanor Van Sant, Wanda Risner, Bonylin Hatch, Evelyn Puckett, Bonnie Rickie, lo Ann Shuck, Eileen Wisner. THIRD BOW: Marita Lay, Georgia Dee Farmer, Marilyn Karn, Bose Thomas, Patsy Pratt, Nancy llorninger, Carol Cole, Phyllis Boyles, Mary Carter, lanet Bisner, Martha Fruth, Mary lane Sherick, Luana Nye, Frances Hisner. The Glee Club started the year by singing tor the Parent-Teachers' Associae tion. We then competed in the Band and Chorus contest held at Ada. The Glee Club also gave an assembly program on Good Friday and attended the County Festival. The officers tor this year were: President ............................... .. . Bose Thomas Vice President. .. .... Frances Bisner Secretary ....... ....... M arita Lay Treasurer. . . ....... . . .Mary l. Sherick Reporter. . . .............. Mildred Boarlc Librarians. . . .......... .......... P hyllis Boyles, Carol Cole BUYS ELEE CLUB TOP BOVV: Mr. Willeke, David Hagerty, Ioe Bright, Ray BOTTOM ROW: Harry Richards, George Kessler, Arlen Sullenberger, Lynn Hendricks, lphn Fe ffrs, McBill, Orval Davis, Eldon Bame, Norman lee. SENIUB PLAY IlD, iv-tt ti. Ilfllii' Norman Ire, Norma Hotellinq, Harry iti limit Miifiiwl I-W ini' Ariwn Mritill. FAI lllllllillfli iltIVi'i if-iphriy, Im- Bright, ilatsy Pratt, Manriio WHO WOULDN'T BE CRAZY CAST lnrnate No. l .... ...... inmate No. 2 .... Pluribus ...... Pendle ........ .. . Miszfp Lavcrlle .... Mr. lliggins. .. Mr. Marshall ............ lack Speedy Marshall. . Lois Meredith ............ ltr -agic: Mortimer .... Btrfitrico ,.......... Margorio ..... Ianfrt .................. ljvrllyn Winslow ......... ilard Boiled McCaiterty .... lldward Gordon ........ . . . . .Eldon Bame . . . . .Phyllis Boyles Ray Sullenberger Mary lane Sherick . . . .Frances Risner .....Orval Davis . . .Harry Richards ..,.....Norman Lee . . . .Norma Hotelling .,.....ioe Bright . . . Ada Gunther . . . Maudie Dyer . . . . . Patsy Pratt . . .Mildred Roark . . . .George Kessler . . . .Arden McRill Dyer, Ada Gunther, Ray Sullenberaer, Miss Oman, Mary lane Sherick, Frances Eisner, Orval Davis, Phyllis Boylvs, Eldon liarne, George Kessler. The action took place in New York. Mr. Marshall, who was one of the directors at the sanitarium, had a son who was nicknamed Speedy, because ot his fast driving. Hard- boiled McCaiterty, the best on the police force was given the job oi arresting Speedy. Speedy took refuge in the sanitarium. There he met Lois Meredith and tell in love with her. While McCafterty was searching for Speedy someone kidnapped Lois Meredith and stole her valuable jewels. As the play ended, McCaiterty arrested the inmates and congratulated Speedy for his help in catching the criminals. The Senior play was given on the evenings of December 5 and 6 at 8:00 P.M. in the high school auditorium. Miss Lorine Oman directed the play. Mrs. Bernice Daniels and Mrs. Eva Shull assisted as make-up artists. 45 JUNIUH PLAY l GOOD NIGHT LADIES Helen Raleigh. . lane Raleigh. . . Sam Raleigh. . . ................Marlene Hile . . . .lanet Risner . . . . .Ben Bright lug Brown ....... ..... D ale Hughes Professor Dexter ..... ...... R obert Ray Dean Eggleby ..... .... M arilyn Hutson Angela Rimini ..... ..... A rlene Fruth Larry Dobson. . Lulu Griffin .... Iudy West ..... George West. . . . . . .Larry Shull .... . . .lean Roark .........lune Fruth Ronald Crawford Betty London ............... Eleanor Van Sant The Raleigh youngsters have inherited an old house near the Campus of Grayson College. lt is mortgaged and the girls decide to use the old house for a dormitory, hoping that the rev- enue from it will pay for the expenses. Aunt Flora and Aunt Barbara Stevens said they would be matrons of the dormitory. The Aunts are delayed and it brings a crisis. Larry Dobson, a telegraph worker, says he will take a fake telegram to the Dean Eggleby say- ing that the aunts would be a couple of hours late. So it is that Sam and lug decide that all they can do is dress as the two aunts. What an impersonation it is! Professor Dexter is not fooled for long, but being a first rate chap, he keeps the secret dark. He does more than that. Eventually he is named head of the college by the Boardfand just in timeg for the Dean finds out the awful hoax and is on the point of expelling all con- cerned when she finds that the Professor has taken things into his own hands. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 6-School opened with a bangl-like a blow out. 8-Out of school early-Hancock County fair. 8-Football Preview at N. Baltimore-Vanlue vs. Leipsic, 6-0, first win. 15-Van Buren Here, 21-6, Vanlue's first defeat. 21-Band Mothers. 22-Cory-Rawson Here, 7-0, another loss. 29-McComb There, 14-6. OCTOBER 3-Seniors get pictures taken at Tiffin-Goody! 4-Preview of Science Progress at Arcadia, 2:00 P.M.--Very educational land funnyl. 6-Mt. Blanchard Here, 13-14. Closel 9-F.H.A. Initiation-What a messl 10-P.T.A. 13---County Teachers' meeting, Liberty. 13-Arcadia There-19-6. 18-Leeston, the Magician. 19-Band Mothers. 20-Arlington Here, 46-6, another loss-Home Coming Queen: Luana Nye, Attendants: Nancy Roberts and Mary Iane Sherick, Small Attendants: Ianet Shaffer and Ronald Breitigarn. 24-7th Halloween Party-Spooky! 26--N. Baltimore There, 20-27. We lost a steak dinner. 30-High School Halloween Party-Lots of fun. 31-Eighth Halloween Party. - NOVEMBER 3-Liberty There, 19-0. Last game-lost againl 8-Iuniors receive class rings-At last! 10-Armistice Day Program Speaker-Emerson Burrel. 13-Entire school entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Britton-Magicians-Snappy! 14-P.T.A. 15-Hunting season-No school. 16-Band Mothers. Home Economics, Kenton. 17-Mt. Cory-Rawson Here, 30-27. We lose our first Basketball game. Oh, nol 21-F.H.A. Bi-County meeting at Arcadia-Old maids party! 22-McComb There, 33-37, first win. 27-No school-snow drifts! Yippee! DECEMBER 1-Arlington Here, 42-49, Vanlue's favor. 4-Senior play dress rehearsal-litters. 5-6-Senior play two nights. Flop? 7-Seniors received their pictures-what mugs! 7-Seniors order Caps and Gowns-nicel 8-Van Buren There, 80-25. 8-Wilbur Fish, Bell Ringer, everyone enjoyed his music. 12-P.T.A. l3+School Masters' Banquet 15-Mt. Blanchard Here, 60-35. 16-Seniors have Bake Sale at Vanlue. 21-Christmas program. 22-Arcadia Here, 59-37, Wildcats' favor. Christmas Vacation started. 28-F.H.A. skating party. IANUARY 2-Back to school-vacation over. 5-Liberty There, 58-12. 8--All County Band Practice at Arlington. 9-P.T.A. 12-Cory-Rawson There, 61-53 - End of first semester. 13-McComb Here, 42-47-Lost in over-time. l8-Vocational Agriculture at Sycamore. 19-Arlington There, 34-43. 20-Van Buren Here, 57-46. 24-Honor Society at Arcadia. 26-Mt. Blanchard There, 45-25, Wildcats' favor. 27-County Music Festival at Arlington. FEBRUARY 2-Arcadia There, 43-27. 9-Liberty Here, 68-18. 13-P.T.A. 15-County Basketball Toumament. Home Economic meeting, Findlay. 22-Vocational Agriculture Public Speaking. MARCH 13-P.T.A. 16-Music Auditions, McComb. 17--Elevator Dinner. 23-Good Friday. 27-F.H.A. and F.F.A. Banquet. APRIL 1-Seniors' Dinner, Public invited. 4-Bi-County F .H.A.-another old maid's party. 7-Band, Orchestra, Chorus-At Ada. ll-F.F.A. at Sycamore. 13-Iunior play. 18-Honor Society Banquet at Arlington. 19-Home Economic regular meeting, Findlay. 20-Eighth Tests-G-adsl 2l-State Solo Ensembles. 27-County Teachers' meeting at Liberty. 28-State Music Finals. MAY ' l 3-Baccalaureate. l7-Final Exams-Finally! 18-Final Exams-Commencement. 22-School Ends. Senior Trip. Marilyn tBeck7 Woodruff ........ ..............Army Glen Thomas ........... . Columbus, Ohio 1950 Marilyn Arnett . . . . . . . . lack Arlington Natalie Beck . . . luanita Gore ..... Ann Gorsuch ......... Ruth Hendricks ........... Ianine Lay .............. Betty Patrick .... Wilma Shuck .... Glen Robinson . . . 1949 Rose Alice Bechtel ........... David Bright ...... .... Florence Bright ...... Ioy tCaudilll Dean ..... Martha Cole ............ Dorothy CCookl Armstrong Charles Gilliland ......... Patricia Haines ......... Ioyce Hatch ............. Reita CHendricksJ Cramner ....... Robert Lee .............. Donna McCormick .......... ALUMNI . . .Findlay, Ohio ...........Navy . .Vanlue, Ohio Linworth, Ohio . . .Findlay, Ohio . . . . . .Vanlue, Ohio Carole tHotellingl Clagg ......... Alvada, Ohio . . . .Vanlue, Ohio .........Michigan . . .Findlay, Ohio R.R., Carey, Ohio . . .... Vanlue, Ohio . F indlay, Ohio . . . . .Findlay, Ohio .. . .Vanlue ... . . . .Findlay , Ohio , Ohio . . . .Upper Sandusky . . ..... Carey . . .....Vanlue .......Vanlue ..........AirForce , Ohio , Ohio . Carey, Ohio , Ohio . . .Findlay, Ohio Alvada, Ohio Iames Mullins ............. R.R., Margaret CRobertsl Cook ..... Randolph Rowe ......... Thomas Sherick .... Norma Thomas .... Bonnie Ward ............ 1948 Betty CCasteeD Zellers .... Bonnie tCrawfordi Deidrick ...... Nina CWohlgamuthD Blake Bureado tStonel Noel ..... Betty CMarquetl Wisner. . . Elmer Walters ........... Norman Faber ........... Ed Arnett ............ . . Max Cole ............. Ioan CMcRi1lJ Heaton ..... Irma tRusseli Cup ...... Norman Pratt ....... Molly Farmer .... lean Van Horn .... Charles Gorsuch .... Raymond Pratt ................. Vanlue, Ohio . . .Findlay, Ohio . . .Alvada, Ohio . . ...Air Force . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Washington, D. C. . . . . . . .Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio . . . . . . .Findlay, Ohio . . . . . .Arcadia, Ohio . . . . . . .Findlay, Ohio ..R.R., ..R.R., Ohio Alvada, Alvada, Ohio . .R.R., Alvada, Ohio . . . . . .Fostoria, Ohio . . . . .Vanlue , Ohio . . . . .Findlay, Ohio .......Vanlue .......Findlay , Ohio , Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio Herbert Risner ..... .... R .R., Richard VanSant .......... Raymond Dirmeyer ....... 1947 - R.R., Alvada Findlay , Ohio , Ohio . . . . .Fostoria, Ohio Paul Newcomer ................ Vanlue Virginia CParishl Newcomer ..... Carolyn tRichardsi Bish. . . Norma tSchubertl Shinns ..... , Ohio Findlay, Ohio . . . . .Findlay, Ohio . Vanlue, Ohio . . . . . .deceased Dale Wisner ............. .... V anlue, Ohio Doris CBaylessl Pratt .... Donald Bechtel ...... Donald Roberts ..... ..... lack Marshall ............ . . . . . .Vanlue, Ohio .R.R., Findlay . . . Columbus Ruth tTanner7 Hendricks ......... Vanlue Helen McCormick ....... Iames Dean ........... , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio . . . . .Findlay, Ohio .. . . . . .Vanlue, Ohio Raymond Hendricks ....... R.R., Calvin McCormick. ........ R.R., Findlay, Ohio Alvada, Ohio Robert Sherick ........................ Army Marilou tWoodruffi Van Scoit. . .Arlington, Ohio 1946 Charles Bibler ........... Donna Mae tlviillerl Bibler. Louise tShafterJ Pratt ....... Donald Broadwater ...... lean CColdrenl Hendricks. Orville Cook ............ Helen Mae Grant ........ Marcella CHendricksl Nye. Mary Louise King ........ . .... Vanlue, Ohio . . . . . . .Vanlue, Ohio . . . .Findlay .......Vanlue .......Van1ue . . .Columbus .......Vanlue .......Vanlue .......Vanlue , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio Frances CMarshalD Thomas ...... Gary, Indiana Edith CRisnerJ Christy ......... Betty CSausserJ Poole ..... Claren Thomas ......... Raymond Dale Walters. . . Helen tColeJ Walters ...... Gene Byal ........... Betty tParishl Leiby .... . Lancaster, Ohio . . . . .Findlay, Ohio . Gary, Indiana .......Vanlue, Ohio . . . .Chicago, Illinois . . . .McComb, Ohio . . . . .Findlay, Ohio W. B. Roe ..................... Fostoria, Ohio Patricia CCrateSl Oman ..... R.R ., Mt. Blanchard Carol CNewcomerl Walters ........ Carey, Ohio Rosetta tStillbergerl O'Flaherty .... Carey, Ohio Florence CBarberl Searfoss. . . . . . .Findlay, Ohio Laverne Kauffman ............. Findlay, Ohio Ross Bechtel .................. Findlay, Ohio Leona Wan Hornl Kemmerly ...... Carey, Ohio Alice CBrightD Sattler ...... . . . . . .Findlay, Ohio Mary Louise CRisnerl Ritter ........ Carey, Ohio W HDVERTISHIG THE M. D. NEFF LUMBER CO. COUNTRY MARKET Lumber ' Millwork Groceries 125 Fair Street General Merchandise Phone Main l7 Findlay, Ohio Route 224 Findlay, Ohio There's a Material Difference To win... ou have to be better! Isn't it just that simple? Isn't that what makes successful teams . . . successful individuals . . . successful businesses? And isn't that why American business, under ourfree competi- tive system, constantly gives you better and better products? Take gasoline, for instance. If we make a good gasoline, we'll get our share of customers swinging into our stations. For a while. But our competitor across the street starts selling a better gasoline . . . more and more of our customers are going to start turning in there. To get this business back, we have to find a way to produce a still better gasoline. As soon as we do, that puts the challenge right up to our competitor again. That's competition. And thatis what keeps America moving forward. No one has ever thought of another way that works so well . . for the benefit of all. THE OHIO OIL COMPANY Producers of Petroleum since 1837 WAALANUS GREENHOUSES H1NGER's HANDIGAS sERv1cE Cut Flowers ' Potted Plants Funeral Work Our Specialty BESIDE THE We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere COUNTRY MARKET PHONE 369 Phone l5l7 or 89 Findlay, Ohio 140 Larkins Findlay, Ohio ro DALE WARD GARAGE Used Cars Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Compliments of WHARTON HARDWARE Good Merchandise FRIENDLY SERVICE A. R. Cramer, Owner Wharton, Ohio The 187 Hybrids Produced By PFISTER HYBRID CORN CO. El Paso. Illinois Irvin Martin Alvada, Ohio Telephone 203 THE CITIZENS BANK of Mt. Blanchard Forty Years of Service Member Federal Reserve System if if if? Member F.D.I.C. PR1cE's s'ronE BUEss Bnos. Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Cream, Eggs 5 Poultry General Merchandise Phone 40 W FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS MEATS A Wharton, Ohio BOLES-DANDURAND STUDIO SCHOOL and COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHS Photographers for the SCARLET and GRAY 1235 South Washington St. - Phone 2439 ' Tiffin. Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes from THE MODERN HATCHERY Mt. Blanchard. Ohio Ohio-U. S. Approved-Pullorum Passed Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies Master Mix Feeds Phone 114 I BRISTOLL GARAGE Whorton, Ohio J' G' Hume EMERgQN TELEVISIQN INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES Sales and Service REVA FREEZERS Arlington, Ohio Super Flame Gos QS Oil Heaters TASTY TATERS Compliments Potato Chips of THE WHARTON and B A N K Candy Wharton. Ohio Melnbel' of F.D.I.C. Prospect Ave. Phone 291 Findlay. Ohio TONG TRACTOR SALES FOREST GRAIN AND SUPPLY I Buyers of Sales ' Serwce A11 Kinds of Grain Ferguson System Also Custom Grciin Drying 0 Grain Storage Forest, Ohio Forest, Ohio 53 Compliments SIMON and SMITH of Barbers Five-Chair Shop EDWARD H. MILLER 107 E. Sandusky St. Insurance Agency FMIGY' Ohio Phone 2987 Fmdiqy, ohio EMM 6011242 Compliments ot Compliments of the HANCOCK COUNTY NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FARM BUREAU co-oP. FIBRES. INC- armer Owned - Farmer Controlled 3441 N- Mum Sl- Findlay o Williamstown o Mt. Cory Findlay' Ohio , Mt. Blanchard, Ohio BUGNER'S GENERAL STORE LEE IMPLEMENT CO.. INC. FRESH MEATS - oRocEB1Es P1Ym0u'h d Electric, Iilungbing Supplies Djgoto Y er- OG er reezers Sales and Service Ph l3 Al cl , h' one VG G O IO Phone 6265 Fostoria, Ohio THE EAST NORTH STREET LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER, DOORS ASPHALT SI-IINGLES Special Millwork Phone 759 Fostoria, Ohio SHERLIE ANN BAKERY Fresh Baked Goods Daily 132 East Tiffin Street Phone 5330 Fostoria, Ohio THE ALVADA ELEVATOR COAL e FEEDS v FENCE PAINTS 0 TILE Buying of Grain Phone 15 Vincent Lamberjack, Proprietor ALVADA TRACTOR SALES Ferguson Tractors :S Equipment Sales o Service GOODYEAR TIRES and DELCO BATTERIES Alvacla, Ohio TONY'S BAKERY Always willing to serve you Fremont, Ohio THE ARLINGTON SODA GRILL Eats 0 Fountain Service Medicines v Magazines Stella Biloler f On the square Phone 214 Arlington, Ohio 55 BLACKFORD GARAGE 24 l-lour Wrecking Service Day Phone 456 Night Phone 3722-M 3l7 Lima Avenue Findlay, Ohio Compliments of FINDLAY LUMBER and COAL CO. 70l West Saidusky St. Phone 620 Findlay, Ohio IAMES P. WEAKLY Plumbing and Heating Contractor 432-438 E. Sandusky Street Findlay. Ohio This is the ludson Palmer Home in which We furnished and installed the plumbing and radiant heating. FINDLAY HARDWARE CO. Phone 1902 220 South Main St. Findlay, Ohio ss Compliments of DYSINGER'S MEAT MARKET l20 E. Sandusky St. Findlay, Ohio RUMMELL'S FURNITURE Serving Findlay Since 1848 2217-I9 N. Main St. Phone 408 Good Furniture-But Not Expensive SCHECK'S SUPER MARKET Groceries ' Meats ' Produce One-halt Mile East of Carey on U. S. Highway 23 BURSONS CLOTHING COMPANY Congratulations to Class of 1951 Carey. Ohio Compliments oi HANCOCK COUNTY AUTO DEALERS' ASSOCIATION TWINING'S MUSIC STORE and STUDIOS Lessons Given On All Musical Instruments EXPERT PIANO TUNING King Band Instruments Findlay's Song Shop Phone 215 M 209 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio ARMBRECHT APPLIANCE Washing Machine Parts 6 Service 1 16 Center Street Findlay, Ohio R. W. SHAFFER ELEVATOR PURINA CI-IOWS GRAIN . MILL FEED - FERTILIZER FENCE o BUILDERS' SUPPLIES FEED MILL Phone 92 Vanlue, Ohio NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY Refiners of GASOLINE o KEROSENE FUEL OILS f MOTOR OILS and LUBRICANTS Phone 81 Findlay, Ohio BERNARD FURNITURE STORES Conveniently located in Carey and Upper Sandusky BUY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED QUALITY FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND BEDDING at BERNARD'S WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE TI-IE VANLUE BOYS AND GIRLS THE TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Across from the I-Iiqh School Findlay, Ohio Open until I2 PM. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS SCHWAB'S SPORTS CENTER lt Pays to Play! HUNTING G FISHING SUPPLIES Repairs on Rods, Reels, and Guns Sporting Goods Findlay, Ohio Phone 40 LANNING MOTOR SALES Ford Sales and Service Phone 222 Carey, Ohio SAY IT WITH FLOWERS CAREY GREENHOUSE and F L O W E R S H O P C. I. IENKINS, Prop. Cut flowers, plants and floral designs Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery WE DELIVER PHONE I9 We appreciate your Patronage HANCOCK SAVINGS and LOAN South Main at Sandusky Street FINDLAY, OHIO Compliments of WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU CORP. ASS'N. HOUKS HARDWARE Hardware ' Furniture Carey, Ohio Phone 53 Phone 95 Carey, Ohio 59 50 I Pofa HIGHEST PRICES PAID STANLEY BECK 6. SONS OLIN - STANLEY - VERNON Call ARTHUR NAEYAERT JII. Blanchard, Ohio 0 Vanlue, Ohio Poultry Dealer TINNING 0 ROOFING . Pl'1Ol'1G VGDIUG, PLAINVIEW FARM Registered Iersey Cattle Iersey Milk and Dairy Products Luther Grieser Ienera, Ohio FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY RICE,S M ARKET Reasonable Prices GEORGE EDB Notions 0 Drugs 0 Clothing Real Estate Broker Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone Main 1097 Fancy Groceries and ACTIVE and EFFICIENT SERVICE Quqlffy Ilfeqfg Office, 2005 North Main Street phone 79 Vcmluel Ohio Findlay, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Snyder Lumber Company Your Home for Buzlders Supplies and Coal Vanlue Phone 61 Carey Phone 49 ALICE BEAUTY and DRESS SHOPPE Lingerie, I ewelry H osiery, Shoes ill South Main Street 0 Findlay, Ohio BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '5l LESTER THOMAS Diamonds ' Watches Silverware 303 South Main Street 0 Findlay, Ohio CAREY IMPLEMENT STORE McCormick Deering and International Home Freezers Refrigerators ' Parts ' Service Goodyear and Firestone Farm Tires Norge and Firestone Compliments of GRENER AND EDWARDS Groceries and Meats Gas and Oil Blanchard Avenue Appliances Farm Hardware Phone 1132 Findlay. Ohio Iarey. Ohio Phone 23 Compliments CAREY MOTOR SERVICE. Inc. of Buick Sales and Service HOWARD CLEANERS Laundry Service hone 12 Carey, Ohio Z AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Batteries v Accessories Tires and Tubes PHONE 59 East Findlay St. Carey, Ohio Compliments of NYE IMPLEMENT CO.. INC. Phones 2366 - 4450 Fostoria, Ohio SWIFT 6. COMPANY Soybean Mill Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of FOSTORIA OHIO SAVINGS AND LOAN Fostoria. Ohio Congratulations from THE FRANK BAKER BREAD COMPANY Bakers of Super Enriched PLEZOL Master Bread No Other Loaf Has as Great a Nutritional Value Lima. Ohio MOES BAKE ENAMEL SHOP GLASS INSTALLATION BODY G FENDER REPAIRING Automotive Refinishing Phone 6297 1247 N. Countyline St. 0 Fostoria, Ohio PAYNE BROS. Greenhouses Member F.T.D. Fostoria and Tiffin 63 MCCLELLAND IMPLEMENT Compliments SALES of A11is-Cha1mers Farm Equipment KIRK MILLING Bo1ens Garden Tractors COMPANY Surae Mi11cers 1501 Lima Ave. Find1ay, Ohio 13110119 M-129 Findlay Ohm ZAHN INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. All kinds of Insurance and Bonds L. N. Zahn Phone 301 221 E. Findlay St. T. I. Hilty Carey. Ohio L. C. DIPERT AND SON The Busy Store Dealers in General Merchandise Phone 24 Vanlue. Ohio ZUMBACH IEWELERS NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES HAMILTON, ELG1N, BULOVA INC. WATCHES U. s. APPRovED Diamonds, Silverware PULLORUM PASSED and Watch Repair Phone 174 - Residence 1924 4109 S. Vance St. Carey, Ohio Good Luck Chicks Carey, Ohio A. L. Unverferth, Mgr. Why Waste Time Going Prom Store to Store? McCHESNEY'S GROCERY Groceries ' Cream and Egg Station GAS 0 OIL 0 HUBACI-I'S ICE CREAM POP 0 COCA COLA Phone Carey 9411 BRUCE B. BRYAN AND SON Builders' Supplies, Feed 409-11 West Main Cross St. CEMENT PRODUCTS 1007 Western Avenue Findlay, Ohio BECK'S LOCKER PLANT Processing done for I Home Freezer Owners We make our own ICE CREAM Phone 115 Vanlue. Ohio VANLUE GRAIN AND SUPPLY ASS'N. MASTER MIX FEEDS Grain ' Coal Farm Supplies Phone 21 Vanlue. Ohio FINDLAY IMPLEMENT CO. 1oRN DEERE AND MASSEY HARRIS EARL BURSON FARM EQUIPMENT Insurance for Sales and Service every need PHONE 598 Phone 22 Carey, Ohio 445 E. Main Cross St. Findlay, Ohio 65 LAWRENCE V. HOSLER GIBSON-THOME SOHIO SERVICE MOTOR REPAIRS Insurance 'wands ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES 2225 S- Main ST- FiUd1f1Yf Ohio Lubrication, Parts, Accessories Phfme Main 410 washing and Polishing Phone 7 Carey, Ohio EUGENE HENDRICKS A N D S O N Compliments of Buyers of Hay, Straw, and W- G- CO1-DREN Woo, FUNERAL HoME VANLUE. OHIO Phone Carey 50 Vanlue 73 or 121 205 W. Sandusky St. Findlay. Ohio HARRY'S DRUG STORE In Business For Your HeaIth Mary Lincoln 0 Schrafffs 0 Gilberfs Hollingsworth Candies Carey, Ohio ss BLACK 6: WARNER, INC. 403 South Main St. Findlay, Ohio Compliments of MAPES COLOR AND PATTERSONS MET-ODY SHOP 518 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio PAINT ' WALLPAPER ' GIFTS Now In Our Second Century Established 1849 RADIOS 0 RECORDS Carey, Ohio Compliments oi PEOPLES BANK COMPANY Carey. Ohio Compliments of THE NATIONAL LIME 6. STONE COMPANY Findlay. Ohio TURNER GARAGE CAREY. OHIO SINK'S FLOWERS for A11 Occasions Phone 3665 . Findlay, Ohio 67 FETTERS tor Spring Merchandise Plastic Curtains and Drapes and Plastic by the Yard I-Iousecleaninq Supplies, Paints, Brushes, Curtain Rods and many other items BUY IT FOR LESS FETTERS 5c to 51.00 Store Carey, Ohio SPAYTH DECORATING CO. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS RCA RADIOS and TELEVISION GIFT SHOP 0 RECORD SHOP 628 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio Phone 3946 W TARBOX-MCCALL STONE COMPANY Manufacturers ot Crushed Stone and Sandstone Agricultural Limestone Findlay, Ohio IAY'S SERVICE Wholesale and Retail Goodyear Tires, Batteries, Accessories Automotive Supplies Phone 113-A Vanlue, Ohio uomu g. BEAN IIS EAST CRAWFORD ST. 68 ROSS R. IOHNSON Appliances ' Electric Wiring Repairing Telephone Y-346 0 ll3 South Vance St. Carey, Ohio DR. M. D. BAIR Compliments of Optometrist EGBERTS 124 W. Front St. Findlay, Ohio GEORGE o BOB 0 IOE o DON Hours by Appointment Telephone 671 Phone 2440 Findlay, Ohio VITRIFIED DRAIN TILE Sizes 4 to 27 inch T H E HANCOCK BRICK G TILE COMPANY Findlay, Ohio DEMAND: THOSE DELICIOUS NEUMANN's COOKIES G A M B L E S Your Grocer Has Them Coronado Appliances Baked by ' Hardware and Sporting Goods NEUMANN'S BAKERY v Findlay Pi1'1d1C1Yf Ohio 69 Compliments of LYNN A. LYON COMPANY 622 South Main Si. Jhone 3755 Findlay, Ohio Compliments of I. I. NEWBERRY CO. 5c - 10c - 25c Store Findlay, Ohio Always a triendly welcome at HILLS' GROCERY Dpen to 11 P.M.-7 days a week Fresh and Cold Meats San-A-Pure Ice Cream Phone 3208-I 614 E. Sandusky Street FINDLAY. OHIO SILVERSTEIN Auto Parts New and Used Auto Parts CAREY, OHIO Phone 94 TURNER-F EN STERMAKER 415 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio BIXEL TRACTOR COMPANY 716 Lima Ave. Phone 2258 Findlay, Ohio SHUMAN BROTHERS GARAGE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Phone 390 Carey, Ohio GEORGE E. IASTER Gamble Store Agency Carey, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of 1951 Congratulations To The Class of 1951 REPUBLICAN COURIER and Radio Station W F I N Findlay. Ohio Compliments of BRISTOLL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone ISI Carey, Ohio CREEGER IMPLEMENT COMPANY IOHN DEERE OUALITY IMPLEMENTS Genuine Repairs and Service TWO STORES Carey, Phone 236 Tiffin, Phone 927 'll TOWN HOUSE Findloy ond Fostoriot Where the Vanlue Gang Meets H. D. Simmons Compliments of OHIO FARMERS' GRAIN 61 SUPPLY ASS'N. Fostoriot, Ohio OOD otove us two eors, and two eyes, ond one mouth-so We Could heotr ond see twice ond speok once. USE ONLY THE BEST AND NEVER BE SORRY FINDLAY TYPEWRITER E X C H A N G E A11 make Typewriters SOLD ' RENTED ' HEP!-IIHED SUPPLIES 108 West Front Street I FINDLAY, OHIO Telephone 478-R O. W. Oxley TROUT FURNITURE C O M P A N Y Good Furniture Since 1886 508 South Morin Street FINDLAY. OHIO 2 THE IVICCORIVIIC MOTOR SALES CO. Dodge and Plymouth and Dodge Truck Phone 3585 155 Eost South St. Fostoria, Ohio CORBIN BROS. General Carpentry Arlington, Ohio Remodeling - Cabinets Dealers in New Construction Chevrolet Cags 6? Trucks C. R. BETTS an 1 I R.F.D., Alvada, Ohio FLOYD The Finest Service GERALD Phone 82-A Vcmlue FINDLAY GLASS COMPANY AUTO GLASS v FURNITURE TOPS WINDOW GLASS and TI-IERMOPANE CAREY LIVE STOCK 210 East Sandusky Street Compliments Phone 2231 Findlay, Ohio ot ARLIS ORIANS Telephone 26 Carey. Ohio Compliments of CAREY LUMBER and HANDLE FACTORY Carey, Ohio MILLER Power Winch. and Rigging Equipment You Can Get It At- cmd 530-532 S. MCIIU Si. Fi1'1dICIy',OI'1iO Mqghjnery Mgvfng M. P. MILLER, Owner Phone 85 6 I5 Fishlocke Ave. Findlay, Ohio Farm Loans lU-20 YEAR farm loans will bridge any depression, 4WD interest. No Commission Principal accepted any time lnterest on balance only A. T. BAUGHMAN U6 Center St., Findlay Phone l45U TONG IMPLEMENT COMPANY F indlay's Oldest Implement Store Phone 4544 I West Sandusky Street Road Findlay, Ohio Compliments of 'ERRY MILES FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 'hone 60 Findlay, Ohio NACO FERTILIZER CO. Findlay, Ohio Actor: The death scene was a riot. Actress: How come? Actor: The corpse got the hiccoughs! A small boy, looking up from his book, said: Dad, what is meant by diplomatic phraseol- JY? His father replied, Well, it you were to say a homely girl, 'Your face would stop a clock,' at would be stupidity: but if you said to her, if hen I look into your eyes, time stands still,' at would be diplomatic phraseologyf' Success is getting what you want: happiness wanting what you get. One-fourth of the United States is covered by rests-the rest by mortgages. Luxuries are the things that make people do without necessities. Mrs. Brown had a baby girl, The stork left it with a flutter, She named it Oleomargarine For she hadn't any but her. Sign in a small town tire station: May our tire department be like the old maids in our town: always ready but never called for. Father looked hard at his Wife and then at his son: That boy has taken money from my pocket. How can you say that? she protested. Why, I might have done it. Father shook his head. No, you didn'ty there was some left. Traffic Cop: Hey you, didn't you hear me whistle? Sweet Young Thing: Yes, but you're wasting your time-l'm engaged! Compliments of Aller Oil Company ........................... Findlay. Ohio Plotts Harness 6 Luggage Shop ...... Phone 1970. 215 S. Main St.. Findlay. Ohio Eat At The Hi-Hat ............................ 3210 N. Main St.. Findlay. Ohio Lucille Wescott. Distinctive Fashions. .U .......... 606 S. Main St.. Findlay. Ohio Gordon's-Maioring in Girls' School Clothes ................... Findlay. Ohio Compliments of Paul's Home Shop .............................. Carey. Ohio Bowman Electric-Hotpoint Appliances. Hoover Sweepers. 'Wiring Carey. Ohio Iackson's-Carey's Unusual Store--Featuring Women's Children's. Infants' Wear and Shoes for the Family Compliments of Golf Funeral Home .... .... P hone 62. Carey. Ohio Compliments ol the Carey Times .... .......... C arey. Ohio Compliments of the Economy Store ............................. Carey. Ohio Carey Farmers' Co-op. Company ...... N. Patterson and North St.. Carey. Ohio Koehler's Greenhouse .........,.................. Phone 3030. Findlay. Ohio The S 6. S Drug Store-Prescriptions, Drugs. Photo Supplies ...... Findlay. Ohio Ma:rky's Recreation .......................................... Vanlue. Ohio Nye's Highway Market ............... ............ F ostoria. Ohio Harry B. Wickiser-Fuller Brush Dealer ........ ..... P hone 53. Alvada. Ohio Compliments of Ivan Thomas' General Store ........ West Independence. Ohio Fran.k's Recreation Room ..................................... Vanlue. Ohio Earl Wall-General Agent. Mutual Trust Life Insurance Co.-Niles Bldg.- Findlay. Ohio .Aft 1f0?lf'0Ll0A l mwlmwlilul ' 'I' '