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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

5 1 5 1 2 ma-'.fM,,.. 1 . . , , .,f.rf:'.'..!-' W ' ' -' E E n f Sdfif ULVLJ QU? I 953 !2-maxed AQ Jae ,ggnior Cyowa uznfue 3400! Mnfue, Ofdo izbefcalfion The members ot the senior class Wish to dedi- cate our l953 yearbook to our class sponsor, Miss Oman. She has devoted most ot her time in help- ing us to reach our goal. She has been our class sponsor ter two years and has also directed both our junior and senior plays. We would like to show our appreciation tor all the things she has done tor us by dedicating to her this l953 edition ot the yearbook. 0l 8lfU0l The senior class wishes to introduce you to our l953 yearbook. We have tried to make it different and outstand- inq While showing you the activities of our school. ln it you will see the pupils, the teachers, Who Were so patient, the bus drivers, cooks, maintenance help, school board, and administrators' We have tried very hard to make our community proud of us. While doing this, We have made many mistakes and have required a lot of help and pa- tience from others. We extend our thanks to our class sponsor, yearbook staff, and all those who helped to make our yearbook a success. .siarglf ana! Gay .Slay Editor-Norma lean Walters Business Manager-limmie Thomas Charlene Pratt, Betty Fletcher, Georgia Farmer, Martha Fruth. Ronald Hatch, Iohn Chilcoat, Ben Pelphrey, Dale Shaffer, Paul Thomas, Miss Hamilton. 14 erinlfencfenlf l. H. E. HINKLE Social Studies, Biology 5400! gklld Galen Bame, Presidentp Raymond Shatfery Robert Farmer, Vice President Clayton Lay, and Harold Lee, Clerk. DOROTHY GASSMAN NEI.LIE PEPPER First Grade BERNICE DANIELS Fifth Grade Z' 1 ,J 'Q pil? .fag A ' 1. ' - -. N, . . f ,s,, ..,-V+ . P rv MW. ,ou I 'J 7 ' 3 'll 4 A voip s f. ,-My J w Qfwwmwrw WILLIAM MCNUTT Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop lg 1'Dxar: at-V-14. ' itt I ' l A , 'Y k r' :p f X S 2 A I f- Qgarwt ff' r:,,:q,,,rg:' --.ig Second Grade L lmrwig vii! c...,- wifi 155 .73 SAMUEL PINK Sixth Grade - 1 - . N- as 'fr ,ef Q- -2 . g:, :gfg5'v,g ' mr-1-,E 1 1 ff: ,Lf ',' -. tx ttt- im g , E . si:-,r W Mrs 'rife fwfr: 1 fr? N. ,....... 43' RAY MORGAN History English EVA SHULL CHARLOTTE CRIBLE Third Grade Fourth Grade 475.1 DONALD GEIS IOANNE HAMILTON Mathematics English Physical Education Physical Education 'U' -Q. LORINE OMAN Geography, Science Latin, Library tZCM!2y RUSSELL WILLEKE LAWRENCE I. WOLF. IR. Music Principal Physical Education Commercial Vs WAUNETA SUTER Home Economics Cafeteria A 5 A -.01 4 6' CLASS OFFICERS Iiinrnie Ttioincrs . . .President Ted Struck .... Vice President Iotin Ctiitcoot ............ . . . . . . Secretory-Treasurer Betty Fletcher ...... Reporter Miss Ornorn . . .... Sponsor CLASS HISTUHY It is the year l953, and the goal we have been seeking is at last attained. We entered our freshman year in the fall of 1949 with an enrollment of twenty-six. We chose as class officers, Bill Cook, President: Ronald Hatch, Vice President: Georgia Farmer, Secretary-Treasurerg Betty Fletcher, Reporterg Norma lean Walters and Iimmie Thomas, Student Council Members, and Miss McChesney, as our class sponsor. As sophomores, we chose Mr. Nonnamaker as our sponsor. Class officers were as follows: President, Iohn Chilcoatg Vice President, Iimmie Thomas: Secretary-Treasurer, Norma Iean Walters: Reporter, Martha Fruthp and Student Council Members, Willis Bibler and Marita Lay. We chose green and white as our class colors, white carna- tion as our class flower, and Enter to Learn: Go Forth to Serve as our class motto. During the junior year we chose Miss Oman as our sponsor: Willis Bibler, Presidentg Paul Thomas, Vice President: Ronald Hatch, Secretary-Treasurer: limmie Thomas, Reporter: and Dale Shaffer and Georgia Farmer as Student Council Members. We presented the comedy Paper Plates for Papa as our junior play. It was a great success. We had many good and trying times preparing for the customary Iunior and Senior Banquet. This completed a year's work. Now the climax-the senior year with twenty students entered as seniors and Miss Oman chosen as our class sponsor. The officers were: President, Iimmie Thomasp Vice President, Ted Shuckg Secretary-Treasurer, lohn Chilcoatg Reporter, Betty Fletcher, Student Council Members, Norma lean Walters and Ronald Hatch. We promoted various activities of which the three most important were the senior play, Willie's Week-End , the year- book, and the class trip to Washington, D. C. We as seniors have reached the goal for which we have been striving and will remember the happy times we spent together' -Paul Thomas CLASS PHUPHECY As I dissolved the white powder in water arl'd drank it, the young chemist told me to think of everything I wanted to see in my glimpse of the future. I followed his advice, setting my mind on my former class- mates, many of whom I had not seen since Commencement. The first scene that developed before me was that of a large glass-enclosed room. It looked like that of a large labora- tory. But waitl The light-brown-haired, white-coated chemist bending over one of the tables-he looked familiar, but I couldn't place him until a dark-haired young lady fwhom I immediately thought was a very able assistantl entered the room and said, Professor Chilcoat, your experiment-- Then seeing me, she stopped. Oh, do come in. Here is an old friend of ours. Don't you remember-. But I couldn't stay long, because there were many more friends I wanted to visit. The next scene I saw before me was an office. There were several men seated around a long table, and a young lady was at a desk near the table taking notes on what was being said. Two of the obviously successful business men I recognized as former classmates of mine. Seated at the head of the table was Paul Thomas, whom the others addressed from time to time as Mr. President. To his left was Lowell Bayes, whom I recognized by the remarks he was making. I gathered that the group was considering some new investment for their booming business of The Flying Limousine Company. Then that scene faded, and in a large department store in the same city I saw Martha Fruth, who was a leading stylist and designer. She told me she was going to marry a young man and return to Vanlue to start housekeeping. I was surprised at the next scene I viewed. It was in Holly- wood. And who should I see but Laura Lambright! Since graduating, she had studied to be the only woman director in Hollywood. She was giving instructions in scenery, costumes, and so forth, in preparation for the picture. The star? None other than Ronald Hatch. l found out later he was playing the part of Tarzan. The head camera-man was Ray Perkins, who was sitting in a'chair with his name across the back of it taking life easy. The scene faded and I found myself in Arizona, where I found Wanda Risner, who was a housewife. She told me she and her husband had moved to Arizona because of her hus- band's health. Wanda informed me that Betty Fletcher was one of the leading citizens of Findlay, Ohio, and that she was married to a senator of the state. And much to my surprise, the magic powder took me to Vanlue, I noticed the large, new elevator and saw a sign that said BIBLER AND SHUCK ELEVATOR. But come to think about it, Willis was always an elevator man, and as for Ted, that wasn't too shocking, because he had worked in an elevator before. My next visit was to the Vanlue Newspaper office. Since the population had increased to 5,000, I presumed there was a need for a newspaper. There was none other than Tommy Prater as editor-in-chief, and Jimmie Thomas as the assistant editor-in-chief. Norma lean Walters was living near Vanlue, now a farmer's wife enjoying life as a housewife and mother of four children. I looked around a little and another surprising scene met my eyes-that of a court room where a solemn, black-robed figure behind the judge's desk was Cyes, it was hard to be- lievell Dale Shaffer. He was very interested in the case being presented by the lawyer, Ben Pelphrey, who was the leading lawyer at Vanlue now. Bill Cook I found in a town near Vanlue where he was a County Agriculture Agent. In the same town I saw Frank Corwin, who was a millionaire now, operating a super market. The final scene I was permitted to see before the effects of the powder wore off, leaving me free to go back on duty at the hospital, was in the home of Georgia Dee Farmer. She was having a party announcing her engagement to a well- known man of the community. And now I must go back to work at the hospital where Charlene Pratt, as head nurse, will direct me in my duties. -A Victim of the White Powder LOWELL BAYES It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Kentucky 17 Carey High School 37 Vice Presi- dent 17 Future Farmers oi America 17 Glee Club 17 Wildcat Sports Editor lj Vanlue High School 2,4. WILLIS BIBLER I will sit dovsm now, but the time will come when you will hear me. Football l,2,3,4, Captain 47 Basketball l,2,3,4 Captain 47 Baseball 3,47 Paper Plates foi Papa 37 Willie's Week-End 47 Paper Staf 4j Student Council 2, President 27 Class Presi dent 3. tmalfww 12711 .iw-srirfts IOHN CHILCOAT Paddle your own canoe. Football 1,27 Class President 27 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 47 Scholarship Team l,2,37 Honor Society 3,4, President 47 Librarian 3,4- Paper Plates for Papa 37 Willie's Week: End 4. ggtgti.7y,g,i7yf,,P , K, W W not-w' 7 Q 1 :ug X WNILLIAM COOK What a fine World this would be, if today we did as well as we expect to do tomorrow. Class President l7 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, 47 County Iudging Team l,2,37 F.F.A. Softball Team 37 Football l,2,3,47 Basketball l,2,47 Willie's Week-End 47 Play Committee 3. 9 :.. ly N , F K .- 'J.. to t. fl . A ... , . 5 4. xmAh t f . . 5 M it ' FRANK CORWIN We hardly find any persons of good sense save those who agree with us. Findlay High School l,2,3, Choir l,2, Football l,2, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, Vanlue High School 4, Mixed Chorus. 8 ' .emu - 'wen' GEORGIA DEE FARMER Ah youth! Forever dear, forever kind. Band l,2,3,4, Reporter 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Mixed Chorus l,Z,3,4, Girls' Ensemble 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 4, County Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, County Glee Club 2,3,4, Minstrel 3, Operetta 4, County Music Audi- tion Z,3, District Music Audition 3, State Music Contest 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer l, Student Council 3, Paper Plates for Papa 3, Willie's Week-End 4, F.H.A. l,2, 3,4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4, V-Hi-Bee Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Football Queen 4, Attendant 3, Honor Society 3,4. BETTY FLETCHER Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. F.H.A. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 3, Paper Plates for Papa 3, Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 3, Class Reporter 1,4, Bi-County F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Glee Club l,2,4, Mixed Chorus 2,4, County Mixed Chorus 4, Librarian l,3, V-Hi-Bee Staff l,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Operetta 4. I0 ww . MARTHA FRUTH An awful tease-a peck of fun, A loyal friend, a jolly churn. F.H.A. l,Z,3,4, Historian 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Band 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, County and District Music Auditions l,2,3,4, Minstrel 3, County Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, County Glee Club 2,3,4, Operetta 4, Annual Staff 4, Cafeteria 2,3, Honor Society 3,4, Reporter 4, Class Reporter 2, Paper Plates for Papa 3, Willie's Week-End 4, Bi-County F.H.A. l,2,3,4,- Iunior Home- maker Deqree l, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, State Homemaker Degree 3, American Legion Class Essay Winner 1,3, County Winner l. RONALD HATCH LAURA LAMBRIGHT Life is ten percent what you make it, and Chance never helps those who do not help ninety percent how you take it. themselves. Basketball l,2,3,4p Football 2,3,4p Baseball 45 Glee Club l,2,31 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4y Willie's F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 47 F.F.A. Week-End 45 V-Hi-Bee 4. State Iudqinq Team l,2,3,4f Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 3,45 Band lp Class Vice President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 37 Student Council 4: Annual Staff 4. RAY PERKINS Our business ol tomorrow depends upon our busy-ness of today. Basketball l,2,3,4p Football l,3,4p FPA. l,2, 3,4, Assistant Reporter 31 County Iudginq Team l,2,3,4y State Judging Team l,2,3,4: F.F.A. Softball Team 3,4. is .5 'C ' Nhmav vt ff Q Q its It wx 2 'I' TOMMY PRATER He was not merely a chip ott the old block, but the old block itself. Football 2,4. 5,-9.4 wiix I :E:QEES3E:x- '55Al:fiigi'5gl? :IBJEE 7:: tfff?i:'Z.:'131fVl 5::iE5.f ,A63 1,-'Unix' T7 fi xx XQEESQTVQQWL t , t Qt S F CHARLENE PRATT Reason is not measured by size or height, but by principle. F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 35 Cafeteria 35 Band l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Paper Plates for Papa 35 Willie's Week-End 45 County Mixed Chorus Z,3,4: County Glee- Club 2,3,45 Supply Room Work 35 Minstrel 35 Operetta 45 Play Committee 35 Librarian 1,25 V-Hi-Bee Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 County Music Auditions5 District Music Auditions5 State Music Auditions 3. E h -5, WANDA RISNER He that hath Patience can compass DALE SHAFFER All qood things must corne to an end, and anything. am I qlad! F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 3,45 G.A.A. 35 Paper Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Softball 1,25 Plates tor Papa 35 Willie's Week-End 45 Student Council 3, President 35 Paper Plates Glee Club l,2,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 County tor Papa 35 Willie's Week-End 45 V-Hi-Bee Mixed Chorus 45 V-I-li-Bee Staff 4. I2 Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. TED SHUCK Men are most apt ,to believe what they least understand. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 F.F.A. l,2,3, 4, Reporter 35 Class Vice President 45 Paper Plates for Papa 35 Willie's Week-End 4. IIMMIE THOMAS We all got to go, sooner or later. Honor Society 3,45 V-Hi-Bee Staff l,2,3,f Scholarship Team 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Sol ball 15 Baseball 3,45 Student Council 15 Clas Vice President 2, Reporter 3, President 45 Pla Prompter 3,45 Football Manager 45 Basketba Manager 4. PAUL THOMAS Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Softball lg Football Manager 15 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 45 Class Vice President 35 Boys' Chorus lp Mixed Chorus 45 Willie's Week-End 4: Play Prompter 35 V-Hi-Bee Staff l,2,35 Annual Staff 45 County and State Judging Team 1,2,3. NORMA IEFLN WALTERS The reward of one's duty done is the power to full another. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Band l,2,3,4, Secretar Treasurer 35 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Accornpanist 3,45 Mix: Chorus 2,3,4, Accompanist 2,35 Accompanist for Boy Glee Club 35 County Music Auditions l,2,3,45 Distrl Music Auditions 2,35 County Band l,2,3,45 County Mixe Chorus 3,45 County Glee Club 2,3, Accompanist Minstrel 35 Operetta 45 V-Hi-Bee Staff l,2,3,45 Assistc Editor 3, Editor 45 Annual Stall Editor 45 Office He 1,2,45 Librarian l5 Cafeteria l,2,35 Supply Room Work Honor Society 3,4, Chaplain 3,45 Class Secretar Treasurer 25 Student Council l,4, Reporter 45 G.A.A. Play Committee 35 Paper Plates for Papa 35 Willie Week-End 45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Football Quef Attendant 3,45 Bi-County F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Regional F.l-l. meeting 35 Iunior Homemaker Degree l5 Chapter Horr maker Degree 25 State Homemaker Degree 3. I effort to give us every opportunity and advancement we have received CLASS WILL We, the honorable seniors of Vanlue High School of 1953, in leaving our school for the last time, would like to leave our thoughts to others in this will To the Faculty and the Board of Education, we wish to leave our thanks for your Norma lean Walters wills her ability to get straight A's to Io Ann Shuck and Iewel Risner. Bill Cook wills his ambitions to get married and raise - - - cattle to Iohn Fetters. Laura Lambright wills her shyness to Iuanita Patrick and Kenneth Coleman. Frank Corwin wills his love for physics class to whom it may concern. Paul Thomas wills his good behavior in ag. class to Arlo Bishop and Fred Nye. Dale Shaffer will leave his will power to get along with teachers to those who need it. - Martha Fruth wills her liking for typewriting, office practice, and book- keeping to all the high school girls. Iimmie Thomas wills his ability to know the latest in sports and fash- ions to Ronnie Shaffer. Wanda Risner wills her method of getting out of giving speeches and not coming to school to Fannie Mullins. Ronald Hatch wills his career as quarter-back in football to Ralph Higgins and Winfield Thomas. Betty Fletcher wills her ambition to get married to Phyllis McRil1. Ben Pelphrey wills his ability to get along with others to E. I. Wright. Tommy Prater wills his love for American problems class to Lynn Hendricks and Nancy Siddall. Charlene Pratt wills her three-day week-ends from school to Marlene Monday, Mary Ann Hagerman, and Marilyn Karn. Lowell Bayes Wills his love for big cars to Norman Thomas. Willis Bibler wills his love for sports to all young athletes. Ray Perkins wills his height to the short basketball players of the Vanlue Wildcats. Georgia Dee Farmer wills her love for sparkling diamonds to Billie Fletcher and Sharon Risner. Ted Shuck wills his love for fast cars to anyone who can control them. Iohn Chilcoat wills his ambition to become a professor to those who qualify. The entire senior class wills the little brown jug to the junior class. To the sophomores we leave our love for American problems class. To the freshmen we leave our ability to get along in literature class. In testimony we hereby sign and seal this last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1953. Ben Pelphrey Attorney Witnessed: Senior Class of 1953 A ann Hanna 5-.L I :ff Ei V x x 1 x:':'?.'n ':: s XV 'GSP-'QMS A-. 11' B '- . C1 ',. ,Eeii 5 J, Q. Q, gg: ag9Q..,f I-fl - ww- I f lppl x iii'- .:T.s - ' -1-' Mb f- ,,...f .': A- .' .11n0' 'ivfsf X-322 mil' -- A EJZSDF 51. ' 1' HIV qv., 111' My Q3 ' G' Wh xx A s , Nm A . JUNIOR CLASS , x r , Xi 1 1 Donna Bright Kenneth Coleman do IUNIOR CALENDAR Class Halloween Party ............. November 8 Magazine Sales .... ..... I anuary 21-February 17 Class Play ..... . . .March 27 Class Assernbly.' ..... .. .March ll Iunior-Senior Banquet .... . . .May 9 David Hagen' .Qc Marlene Monday Billie Fletcher, Reporterg Ralph I-liqqins, Vice President: Fredric Nye, Secretaryffreasurerp Kenneth Coleman, President, Mr. Wolf, Sponsor. ABSENT: Arlo Bishop, Fannie Mullins, Nancy Siddall. Ronald Shaffer ri A X. me t ' T X lohn Petter: '3 -.. X . 42 5' j . Lynn Hendricks CW aww ef 'WN 'vt U1 o a. 2. O 2 '4 cu ,Wh-i 1? ' , f Io Ann Shuck ELT , Billie Fletcher Ralph Hiqqins 'W Iuanita Patrick 'Q r envy . ld f Nonnan Thomas , , 5 N-V' Ioyce Fruth Mary Ann Hagerman we , we z , Mix ' in I: y. te. Marilyn Kam Phyllis Mcflill e ,M .L Y ' ' ' if . 'ar 5' I X 1 lewel Risner Hager Roqrk ke ' 4' we r'. ,H A , . ew , . -,aa as YN , Mx::,, 'Q iv! ' I' in e -are f 'L Eileen Wisner E. I. Wright ll-. ,. X, 3 4 Q x i V14 4 s 3: ' -A .-'Q 1 .sf ' 1 00 K N Ruih Amen X gffzgeg A 1 9 1 X. M. k 'N Park Chilcoat K, . mzfzxiffgi , V 331 . w 13' K N in Gene Hotellinq are Nut' w,-gf Sharon Risner 'KJ' sm.,- -M16 .wiv Y -pei' SUPHUIVIURE xi F Y - K Derrill Arnold i r J' W K i' .: . n , y If ff? 'K '5 , km. K ' ....f' Marguerite Cook Ronald Cook Ruth Fieqel vigil Y in-ea -' fe- cr L 'Y , Q gg., ., '3'5., i ' 3? - fwl Q K , wg Q fi- .lu x Beverly Kam Belly Roarl: Donald Lay Marvin Lee ' fi-,:::. .,,. ... ,NV f-kr ai : i s iff.. ' 5 V N.... lr,1 , - Gabriel Shane Mary Shane wig:--1' . Sas-ew, W Qi: f .- if' ' ' 'givifbsk W- A '1 vzffsfaf ., f-.., 13 K 5 if fi i k Q lohn Fruih inf? Michael McCormick Virginia Sherick .- ,E f 024- ' A''-2'Ys?Lfii:Ir?2-Sig, I - .NW - ,S Q, V . i' ' vi i - Mk .4 N' Doris Perkins Iames Spencer David Thomas Winfield Thomas Joanne Wickiser CLASS --al Virginia Bama Iimmy Burger Runoll Boyle: 04 Karen Hennan Payne Hackworth David Hutch Duane Heck Roberta McRill Lx Heva Smith pls Vivian Walters we J' Evelyn Hemmings! CLASS OFFICERS Iocrnne Wickiser, Reportery Morquerite Cook, Secretory-Treosurerp Virginia Some, Vice Presi- denig Virqinicx Sherick, President Sponsor, Mr Willeke. , but 5 ww.. , Absent: Manuel Raye. I9 xx Arnold Arlington Mary Ann Bayou lvan Bishop .,. FHESHIVIAN 'Qi n..-..-I Annotta Habegqar Wendell I-lackworth Iimmy Hagerty Gary Hatch X -wife ' lvl? --4-rv Norma Mcllill Dorthy Monday Glenn Monday Betty Mullins 2 1 .-,f - Ieunnette Lee, Secretory-Treasurerg Iimmy Hagerty, President: Glenn Rickle, Vice Presi- denty Mr. Gels, Sponsor. Laura Hendricks 'i'f'ET1f? iki ' ',ii 1 so 4. M , r ,,, K , W E 5 ,K if ,W X? ji if new 'fi Margie Patrick Lila 3, if an fi- A rl' ,iii -rg -P. I 1- 1- M., -s: '.f ' .3 ,M .TA ,gala gsiegif. ga- . ' 1.29am vit: STV. J sf . - I ' ' .-:Ls yen lf . , - J 1 5 13. ,. . . j-nw, 'L5 -iff 'lk 9' . 1 9 ii: 15 2 1! 3 K :Q 1-.I S. ff .. - ' -Q CG' Q fx I. Q v ' Q ' 4- 1 Q: L xxxf K f rocgri , A Scxrcrh Gorsuch is con- fined to the Home of Op- portunity al Toledo with infantile pctrcrlysis. She was elected Reporter of her class cmd is ci member of the Bcmd. lame: Fletcher ...if -eww Wu-I .W X1 Ellen Hlle Lawrence Kessler Ieannette Lee -J ..- SJ ,av I Lowell Prater Glenn Puckett Glenn Bickle uv- J 'sh tll is mi. f ,, ' ,- if' ' A A l a Q-H, fx af' ov ' Nina Fruth Ruth Greene wh.. Barbara Martin lame: May -:r Shirley Bickle Alben Roark ,ass 1' Leona Row Karl Sullenberger Carol Wickiser Curtle Wri ht 9 ' . Kyle Wlseley ,, 7? ' W' 'V 4 Q? x YA ,g,., an IK fl 5-'45 gmmz wmv A 4 . ...as ,M A S ixtl lf EIEHTH EHEUE -4--4, Q s Q S 5 r 1 l S FIRST ROW: Earl Marshall, Clair Breitigam, Vice President: Catherine Fruth, Reporter, Virginia llcrnrninger, Secretary-Treasurer, Patricia Coppler, President, Kay Hall, Librarian, Ronald Cardwell, Student Councilg Alvin Risner, Charles Breitigarn. SECOND ROW: Miss Hamilton, Paul Barne, Paul Fiegel, Ercil Eschbach, Betty May, Donna Wickiser, Alice E'ICIClCWfJlii1, Anna Caudill, lanet Bright, Regina Smith. THlRD ROW: lane Barger, Patsy Lambright, Betty Prater, lohn Chambers, lohn Lay, Eugene Marshall, Glenn Miller, Bernice Marshall, Margaret Beck, Eileen Fruth, ABSENT: Adis Risner. SEVENTH EHEUE t 5 f 5 db 5 FlRST ROW: Connie Farmer, Vice President, Deanna Lay, Nancy Thomas, Marjorie Cook, Sharon Eiliane, ljstlier Fruth, lanet Eatherton, Carol Bright, Martha Hagerty, lulia Hinkle, Reporter, Barbara Moser. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cole, Beverly Wiseley, Rose Marie Thompson, Beverly Shull, Librarian, Eva Mullins, Shirley Fry, Anna Marshall, Shirley Risner, Rosetta Tharp. TlllRD ROW: Mr. Morgan, Forest Cupp, Darus Bright, Robert Cupp, Clair Saltzman, Linden Smith, Terry Beck, lames Middleton, Thomas Caudill, Billy Hannah, Kenneth Marshall. FOURTH ROW: Larry Shaffer, Melvin Marshall, lacob Oman, Dennis Foster, Myron Wilcox, Robert Karn, Floyd Chilcoat, Gary Risner, President, Iames Martin, Student Council, Alan Loader, Secretary-Treasurer. SIXTH EIIIIDE lVIr. Fink FIFTH lillllDE Mrs. Daniels FDDIITH EIIIIDE Mrs. Erihlez FIRST ROW: Billy Cole, Charlene Hack- worth, Linda Herman, Shirley Kliesch, Marlene Smith, Charlene Smith, Barbara Fruth, Donald Sherman, Nancy Bame, Darrel Spencer. SECOND ROW: David Shaferly, Reggie Luzader, Robert King, lose-ph Saltzman, Ruth McCormick, Mary Risner, Ronald Heck, Tommy Hagerty, Edward Row. THIRD ROW: Iulia Prater, Robert Dyer, Kathryn Fiegel, Dolly Hemminger, Con- nie Wilcox, Gary Graves, Esther Fruth, Mr. Fink. Patrick, Powell Iames Kessler, FIRST ROW: Linda Cupp, Douglas Cook, Burnette Hannah, Ruth Dyer, Lawrence Higginbotham, Billy Nichols, Calvin Saltzman, Gerald Baughman, Robert Bowling, Marlene Beck, Ernest Pratt, Betty Risner, Louise I-lernrninger. SECOND ROW: Billy Loughley, Sue Tackett, loe Herman, Ianet Shaffer, Ier- rold Stout, Richard Walters, Buddy Beard, Robert Marshall, Ronald Breiti- gam, Faye Risner, Shirley Marshall. lane Wiseley, Sharon Stevenson, Harold Hackworth. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Daniels, Iohn McRill, Carol Fruth, Addie Rice, Roger Spraud- lin, David Wilcox, Annette Naeyaert, Bobby Fairchild, David Phillips, Loretta Young, Betty Darst, Larry Kieffer, Doug- las Clark, Francis Mullins. ABSENT: Michael Barger. FIRST ROW: Barbara King, Rita Luzader, Phyllis Moore, Charles Hendricks, Low- ell Hackworth, Kenneth Fairchild, Clair Walters, Cecile King, Barbara Prater, Io Ann Miller, Donna Spencer, Cleda Marshall, Wilbur Tackett. SECOND ROW: Ronald Aldridge, Denton McCormick, Bob Chambers, Mark Thom- as, Dane McRill, Ronald Patrick, Carolyn Patrick, Paul Fry, Calvin Tong, Aimee Fruth, Faye Caudill, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Criblez, lames Fair- child, David Patrick, Fredrick Phillips, David Rice, Dennis Shaffer, Douglas Marshall, lerold Arlington, David Mid- dleton, William Geckle, Eugene Geckle, Goldie Caudill, Linda Karn. ABSENT: Gary Puckett, ludy Hall. FIRST ROW: Larry Monday, Donavon Arnold, Shirley Higgenbotham, Carol Clark, Esther Patrick, Lois Chilcoat, Connie Beard, Nancy Breitigam, Sandra Fisher, ludy Thompson, Winired Hack- worth, Rickie Beck, Mrs. Shull. SECOND ROW: limmy Baughman, lohn Middleton, lunior Pratt, Richard Clark, Fred Wise, David Thomas, Rickie Sprad- lin, Eldon Betts, Gary Wright, Lewis Saltzman, Howard Sherman, Donna Stout. THIRD ROW: lerry Cole, Diana Saltz- man, Richard Shaierly, Iames Loader, David Fruth, Ralph Kessler, Mary Opp, Ioanne Geckle, Fred Hile, Doris Parker, Sharon Rice, Virginia Ward. ABSENT: Kenneth Karcher, David Cupp. FIRST ROW: Max Beck, David Rickle, David Saltzman, Linda Caudill, Cora Moore, Etta Dyer, Marietta Hackworth, Murrell Tackett, Sharon Luzader, Linda Boyles, Carol Darst, Lester Row. SECOND ROW: Suzanna Saltzman, Dreah Miller, Wilma Dulgar, Franklin Herninqer, ludith Middleton, Phillis Marshall, Ronnie Eier, Larry Cook, Low- ell Fairchild, Bennie Hannah, Ronald Risner, Mary Perkins. THIRD ROW: Linda Nichols, Rosemary Cardwell, Linda Ackerman, lane Smith, Lula Rhoades, Glen Parker, Clara Cud- hill, Ioe Fruth, Dora Mullins, lay Rice, Robert MCRill, Carlos Rice, Tommy Notale. FIRST ROW: Tommy Rickie, Larry Caudill, Paul Douglas Fairchild, Rickey Leeth, Iames Prater, Stevie Collins, Ioyce Ann Tharp, Sandra Risner, Sue Graves, Linda Phillips, Keith Ward. SECOND ROW: Randle Adams, lanet Kessler, Paul Martin, Anna Rice, Esther Spencer, Bonnie Hotelling, Connie Fletcher, Ianet Sue Risner, Charles Tackett, Georgie Moore, Irma Stevenson, Janice Oman. THIRD ROW: Harold Hinkle, Ralph Fry, Dwight Arlington, Phillip Geckle, Ioyce Herman, Carlton Fruth, Eddie Habeggar, David Karcher, Mary Ann Cupp, lanet Siddall, Tom Shull, Scott McRill. ABSENT: lane Risner, THIRD GRADE Mrs. Shull SEEUND GRADE Mrs. Pepper rmsr rnrnr Mrs. Eassmai 25 SH 5 D 'gi . BUS DRIVERS Kenneth Monday, Willard Daniels, Waller Thompson, lack Naeyaert Carl Barqer, Earl Monday. Kenneth Monday Ianitor UUH HELPDEHS Anim Prem. Martha Daniels Willard Daniels Cooks Mechanic ..., U-H '- .,h,, -L--L... STUDENT HELP IN THE OFFICE lanet Bright, Eileen Frulh, lo Ann Shuck, Kay Hall, Norma lean Walters, Jewel Risner, Phyllis Mcliill. IN THE LIBRARY Miss Oman, John Cliilcraat, Sharon Risnvr, Billie Fletcher, Leona Row, Ruth Fieqel, Belly May, Kyle Wiseley. IN THE CAI-'ETERIA Vivian Walters, laanne Wicrkiser, Marqiiciriie Cook, llolwila Mcllill, Mary Shane, lleva Smith, Diiiis Perkins, Marilyn Karn, Mary Ann Hagerman, Evelyn Henimin-gui, Beverly Karn, Eileen Wisnc-r, la Ann Shuclc, ng un 1 'Ill ff ,gli Y K f ..., ' , . f ' . -, 5 in ' if' ii 3 1 qi 5 nv?-A kv I I LAh' Q , gjggi 'KISS' I 3 lil 5153 I I . A A.,, QL, 'nib lik. R ,,,,v-w swf-W it-fauna gl mi f K A QT 7 A? k Q 5 I . X Q . QM if Ziff, . w 'T 1' 7L '1'1-Si? ' Y' 151 Y, , 12 ixifgf 5575, 4 '- 1 . bv 1 yn' Q Y . ,1 I4 1 ff :P v ,J N1 9 + ik FUUTBALL TEAM Sullenberger, T. U M 2 O C1 6-4 '41 .-4 .-1 u: F-4 GJ Q vi U E O 4: H E .Q E 5 si. o ,cz s, Bis ITICI avid Tho D -E F-4 o 3 M O U III ii ro cz S J O cn III CD s: U :s D O rr: E- ui E ug on si cn LD oi S El o U1 r-T CD I U ,CI UJ Ronald ell Prater. 3 o -1 isa E Hatch, D ark, Gary Ho W: Glenn Hickle, Alben RO URTH FO lliam h,W -r-4 SECOND ROW: Gary Risner, Iohn Lay, David Hatc E cs Q sl. U ID .S Q5 :- Z O w: an, Fred Colern Kenneth Hagerty, Iohn Fetters, GI, H6 4: cn 2 U C! s-I LD E no .2 3 fd .Q U III o rr. vi .E A4 F-1 cu 04 P- U D1 :E o o U .6 C o 3 Hack yne Bishop, Pa CU'1 ames May, lv I I5 .Q I-u 3 .-Q Lui sl cn ow .Q cu L5 Q E Ii U ..1 Prater, Donald rnmy huck, To U2 'U an P' bl an l-4 .-Cf B cu D-4 C an CQ Q5 Vin Le Hagerty, Mar mrny .,-4 n-. .-4 GJ A.-4 Le Gab ITICIS, Arlington, Norman Tho old E 4 5 O rr. Q ff: fl: t- ro Q an I cr U ,Q Ui O T 'fi ,LE s-4 U rRo QCI gins, Ha Hig Ralph fri .M .9 s-4 S3 S31 bf f-I ai 1952 FOOTBALL QUEEN GEORGIA DEE FARMER iii? ff HOMECOMING GAME OCTOBER 17 VANLUE MT. BLANCHARD Lgmoo UUEEN3 EUUHT Attendants lunior IoAnn Sliuck sophomore-virginia Slierick Senior Norma lean Walters Freshman-Barbara Martin FOOTBALL WON :S LOST RECORD Vanlue ....... U McComb ..... Vanlue ...,... 39 Van Buren .... Vanlue ....... 33 Arcadia ...... Vanlue ....... 26 Mt. Blanchard Vanluo ....... 6 Arlinaion ..... Vanluo ....... 0 Cory-Bawson. . Vanlue ....... lQ Liberty ....... Escorts Football Captain --Willis Bibior lunior -fArlo Bishop Sopliornore- fVVinfield Tliomae SeniorefBen Pelphrey Freshman- lirnrny Hagerty VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Vanlue .......... Vanlue . Vanlue Vanlue .......... Vanlue .......... Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue Vanlue FIRST ROW: Ronald Hatch, E. I. Wright, Ray Perkins, Willis Bibler, Ralph Higgins, Mr. Geis, Coach. SECOND ROW: Gary Risner, Paul Thomas, Winfield Thomas, Iames Barger, Don Lay, Norman Thomas, Iohn Lay. BASKETBALL SCORES WON 6. LOST RECORDS VARSITY Cory-Rawson McComb . . . Arlington . . . Van Buren . . , , , .50 Vanlue . . . . .67 Vanlue . . . . .58 Vanlue . . . . .38 Vanlue Mt. Blanchard .... 34 Vanlue Arcadia ......... 48 VCIIIIUG Wharton ........ 72 Vanlue Liberty ....... ' . . .51 Vanlue Cory-Rawson .... 57 Vanlue McComb ........ 82 Vanlue Arlington ........ 62 Vanlue Van Buren ....... 58 IUNIOR HIGH Vanlue .... .... RESERVES Cory-Rawson McComb .... Arlington . . . Van Buren . . Mt. Blanchard Arcadia .... Wharton . . . Liberty ..... Cory-Rawson McComb . . . Arlington . . . Van Buren . . Mt. Blanchard .... 55 Vanlue .... .... M t. Blanchard Liberty .......... 58 Vanlue LibertY ----- Arcadia ......... 62 Vanlue Arcadia .... HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNAMENT Varsity Carey, ' 4 2 Vanlue .......... 64 Mr. Blanchard Arcadia ......... 39 , Vanlue .......... 49 Arlington . . . Van Buren ....... 22 I nior Hi h Carey ..... .... 3 2 u g Wharton ........ 30 Vanlue .... .... 3 4 Arcadia .... RESERVE TEIIM il 4 L34 I4-41 FIRST ROW: David Hatch, Lynn Hendricks, Iames Barqer, Donald Lay, Gabriel Shane, Ronald Cook. SECOND ROW: Ivan Bishop, Derrill Arnold, David Hagerty, Arnold Arlington, Iinimy Haqoity, Marvin Lee, Curtis Wright, Mr. Gets. JUNIUH HIGH TEAM .. . it V FIRST ROW: Billy Hannah, Clair Breitiqarn, Gary Hatch, Paul Fieqel, Iames Fletcher, Lawrence Kessler, Mr. Geis. SECOND ROW: Curtis Wright, Iames May, Arnold Arlington, Ivan Bishop, Iiininy Haqorty, Charles Breitiqam, Glenn Rickie. THIRD ROW: Alan Loader, Gary Risner, Iohn Lay, Paul Bama, Karl Sullonhiirqeiy Allien Roark, Iarnes Martin. CHEERLEADERS HIGH SCHOOL Karen Herman, Iuanita Patrick, Georgia Dee Farmer, Virginia Sherick. IUNIOR HIGH Barbara Cole, Barbara Martin, Connie Farmer, Leona Row, Kay Hail, Regina Smith. E. ll. Il. 3 g Sir' FIRST ROW: Lciurcx Hendricks, Roberta McRill, Ruih Fieqel, Sharon Risner, Kcrren Herman, Phyllis McRill, Virqiriio Sherick. SECOND ROW: Viviun Wolters, lo Ann Shuck, Miss Hcimillon, Eileen Wisner, Virginia Bcime. SCENES FROM . S I - Q 45 7 ' i M J s Q , Q if 5 i 1 , x ll f Q Q f' ' eif Q 1 . --. ' L . J if 5' ii IL.: gi . I ,V . 1 - J - -- rrn W3 WILLIE'S WEEK-END 35 1 Q W I. .Hs Lt :QM 51 E ga il NA Q F' 1' , J Q' g , vc., '01 .wg I M K av sg 5 A .EVN Q?l?m N MN' Q W5 ' Wg Y V-HTBEE STAFF will SEATED: Wanda Risnor, Betty Fletcher, Norma lean XValters, Georgia Farmer, Charlene Pratt. STANDTNGZ Mr. Wolf, Marqiieritc Cook, Michael MCCormiClc, Sharon Risner, Willis Bibler, Ruth Fieqel, Dain Shatter, Laura Larnliziaht, limrriie Thomas. STUDENT CUUNCH. 4 FIRST ROW: Norma lean Walters, Sharon Risner, Iuanita Patrick, Arnold Arlington. SKCOND ROW: Mr. Wolf, Shirley Rickie, Mrs. Suter, Ronald Cardwell, Mr. Morgan. 'l'lllRlU ROW: lamps Martin, Ronald Hatch, E. I. Wright, Winfield Thomas. FIRST R0 lx'lt:aS Omcr NATIONAL Hnttutt sncttrrt 5 4 ti W: Io Arm Shack, Norma lean Walters, Betty Fletcher, Georgia Farmer, Martha Fruth. Il, LHQCOND HOW: Mr. Walt, Itmmle Thomas, Frf-:lrlc Nye, Iulm Chllraat, Ronald Hatch, Mr. Morgan. SENIUH PLAY WlLLlE'S WEEK END Flltill' ROW: lxlt Ima loan Walters, Charlene Pratt, Laura Lambriqht, Betty Fletcher, Georgia lcrrmtfr, ltfltr :thu Ftuth, Wrmcla Hisrtfvr, lluth Atrtatt. 5llICOlNll7 HOW: Paul 'l'ho111as, Wtllis Bllular, lcvhrt Chilcoat, Miss Qman, Dale Shaffer, Tml Shuclc, Bill Cook. 39 LIU I 0 H P IJ HUCKLEBERRY FINN FIRST ROW: Donna Bright, Billie Fletcher, Marlene Monday, luanita Patrick, lo Ann Shuck, Eileen Wisner, Joyce Fruth. SECOND ROW: Miss Oman, Norman Thomas, David Hagerty, Lynn Hendricks, Fredric Nye, Ralph Higgins, lewel Risner. U P E B E IERRY OF IERICHO ROAD FIRST ROW: Reva Smith, Marguerite Cook, Phyllis McRill, Georgia Farmer, Betty Fletcher, Martha Fruth, Charlene Pratt, Norma lean Walters. SECOND ROW: lohn Fetters, Kyle Wiseley, Hager Roark, Iames Spencer, Winfield Thomas, Duane Heck, David Hagerty, Wanda Risner, Mr. Willelce. F. H. ll. I E 5 5 5 'ff FIRST ROW: Reva Smith, Mary Ann Bayes, Nina Fruth, Annetta Habeggar, Marguerite Cook, Karen Herman, Ruth Fiegel, Norma lean Walters, lo Ann Shuck, Martha Fruth, Georgia Farmer, Phyllis McRill, Vivian Walters, Mary Shane, Norma McRill, Marlene Monday, Ieannette Lee, SECOND ROW: Charlene Pratt, Virginia Sherick, Ioanne Wickiser, Roberta McRill, Evelyn Hem- minger, Ioyce Fruth, Donna Bright, Iewel Risner, Eileen Wisner, Iuanita Patrick, Dorthy Monday, Margie Patrick, Shirley Rickle, Leona Row, Laura Lambright, Mary Ann Hagerman. THIRD ROW: Fannie Mullins, Carol Wickiser, Doris Perkins, Betty Mullins, Virginia Bame, Barbara Martin, Laura Hendricks, Marilyn Karn, Sharon Risner, Ruth Arnett, Wanda Risner, Ruth Greene, Ellen Hile, Beverly Karn, Nancy Siddall, Billie Fletcher, Betty Fletcher, Mrs. Suter. F. F. li. FIRST ROW: Duane Heck, David Hagerty, Ray Perkins, Paul Thomas, Fredric Nye, Ronald Hatch, Ronald Cook, Marvin Lee, Iames May, Wendell Hackworth, Ted Shuck. SECOND ROW: Iamcs Hagerty, Kenneth Coleman, Arlo Bishop, Winfield Thomas, Frank Corwin, Hager Roark, Norman Thomas, lohn Fetters, Gene Hotelling, Payne Hackworth. THIRD ROW: Mr. McNutt, Karl Sullenburger, Gary Hatch, Glenn Monday, Russell Boyles, David Hatch, lohn Fruth, Gabriel Shane, Ivan Bishop, Alben Roark, Glenn Rickle, Lawrence Kessler. BUY? GLEE CLUB IJ xx FIRST ROW: David Thomas, Arnold Arlington, Ronald Cook, David Hagerty, Duane Heck, Iimmy Hagerty, Marvin Lee. SECOND ROW: Frank Corwin, Winfield Thomas, Kenneth Coleman, Darrell Arnold, Kyle Wiseley, Iohn Fetters, Mr. Willeke. THIRD ROW: Fredric Nye, Donald Lay, Iames Spencer, John Pruth, Hager Roark, Gone Hotelling. GIRLS' ELEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Ruth Fiegel, Betty Fletcher, Dorthy Monday, Leona Row, Barbara Martin, Marguerite Cook, Vivian Walters, Norma lean Walters, Marlene Monday, Io Ann Shuck, Virginia Bame, Karen Herman, Georgia Farmer, leannette Lee, Mr. Willeke. SECOND ROW: Wanfla Risner, Sharon Risner, Phyllis McRill, Annetta Habeggar, Betty Mullins, Ioanne Wickiser, Martha Fruth, Reva Smith, Ruth Greene, Mary Shane, Nina Fruth, Norma McRill, Ruth Arnett. THIRD ROW: Charlene Pratt, Carol Wickiser, Roberta McRill, Nancy Siddall, Doris Perkins, Marilyn Karn, Donna Bright, Mary Ann Hagerman, Virginia Sherick, Beverly Karn, Evelyn Hemminger, Laura Hendricks. MIXED IIHUIIUS FIRST ROW: Ruth Fiegel, Dorthy Monday, Carol Wickiser, Betty Fletcher, Barbara Martin, Mar- guerite Cook, Ioanne Wickiser, Vivian Walters, Marlene Monday, Virginia Bame, Karen Herman, Georgia Farmer, Ieannette Lee, Norma lean Walters. SECOND ROW: Sharon Risner, Wanda Risner, Roberta McRill, Phyllis McRilI, Annetta Habeqgar, Leona Row, Betty Mullins, Doris Perkins, Reva Smith, Ruth Greene, Mary Shane, Nina Fruth, Norma McRill, Ruth Arnett. THIRD ROW: Mr. Willeke, Mary Ann Hagerman, Charlene Pratt, Nancy Siddall, Donna Bright, Marilyn Karn, Martha Fruth, Arnold Arlington, David Hagerty, Duane Heck, Jimmy Hagerty, Ronald Cook, Virginia Sherick, Beverly Kam, Evelyn Hemminger, Laura Hendricks FOURTH ROW: Paul Thomas, Frank Corwin, Winfield Thomas, Kenneth Coleman, Donald Lay, Iames Spencer, Iohn Fruth, Hager Roark, Fredric Nye, Kyle Wiseley, Iohn Fetters, Gene Hotellinq, Wendell Hackworth, Marvin Lee. JUNIUH BIINII 2 , A, SEATED: Billy Loughley, Richard Walters, Gerald Bauqhman, Nancy Bame, Linda Herman, Ronald Heck, Shirley Kliesch. STANDING: Dolly Hemminger, Mr. Willeke. HIGH SUHUUL BAND STANDING: Martha Fruth, Beverly Karn, Charlene Pratt, Georgia Farmer, Iarnes Spencer, David Hagerty, Marguerite Cook, Nancy Thomas, Connie Farmer, Donna Wickiser, Mr. Willeke, conductor. SEATED: Donna Bright, Sharon Shane, Vivian Walters, Mary Shane, Deanna Lay, Barbara Cole, Iulia Hinkle, Norma lean Walters, Ioanne Wickiser, Reva Smith, Kyle Wiseley, Ianet Bright, Phyllis McRill, Regina Smith, Carol Bright, Virginia Bame, Norma McRill, Karen Herman, Iimmy Hagerty, Mary Ann Hagerman, Barbara Moser, Virginia Sherick, Paul Bame, Sharon Risner, Kay Hall, Duane Heck, Ieannette Lee. 4 MAJUHETTES Marlene Monday Laura Hendricks SEHUUL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2-The doors have opened for another school year. Notice the new teachers. We welcome you to Vanlue. Band played at the fair grounds at Findlay. 3-Look at the eager students. The All-County Band prac- ticed at the fair grounds. 4-The life is beginning to die in some of the eager stu- dents already. Watch it, teachers: the trouble is about to beginl The All-County Band practiced and performed at the fair. 5-Football begins its career for this year. Good luck, boys and Mr. Geis. Previews were held at McComb. Vanlue played Columbus Grove. Half a day of school. 8-Another week begins. Our enrollment has increased somewhat since the boys and girls that exhibited at the fair join us here. They have been warned about the Speech teacher. 9-The Parent Teacher Association held a meeting. Some of the students partook in the program. Watch it, boys -you might leave Speech not wanting to. 10-The Bookkeeping Class is quite a lot of fun. lust re- member-Assets:Liabilities+Proprietorship. ll-Another jolly day at school. Keep it up. 12-Hurrahllll Weekend around the corner. 15-F.H.A. girls invited to Camp Berry. Umm! What good barbecued chicken. Don't eat so much: we might gain weight. 16-Excited Iuniorsl Order your rings the right size. 17-lust another Wednesday. 18-Hancock County Teachers' Meeting. Only half a day of school. Have more meetings, teachers. 19-Vanlue at McComb. 22-See the flashing diamondl Congratulations, Georgia and Bill. 23-Listen to all the girls who want diamonds like Geor- gia's. lust wait, your time is coming. 24-The G.A.A. had a meeting after school. Have fun playing baseball. 25-The Home Ec. girls had a lot of fun and received a lot of pleasure serving their Mothers at a Home Economics Tea. 26-Mt. Cory-Rawson game at Vanlue. 29--Home Economics Adult meeting. 30-Nothing unusual. OCTOBER 1--Yippeell One month has passed. 2--Dale, too bad you weren't present in Speech Class. You sure didn't miss much. 3-Van Buren here at Vanlue. 6-Home Economics Adult Class. Mothers have more questionsl 7-F.H.A. Initiation. F.F.A. Greenhand. Go easy on the poor FRESHMENHI 8-Freshmen F.H.A. Girls, you sure look pretty with your baby bottles. 9-Betty goes to the hospital. Hurry back. 10-Vanlue at Arcadia. 13-What's this we hear about a hospital diamond engage- ment? Betty's next to receive a diamond. 14-Parent and Teacher Association Meeting. Looked more like a teachers' meeting. 15-Blue Wednesday. 17-Kitchen hot. The Senior boys sure would make fine cooks. Home-Coming tonight at Vanlue. We played Mt. Blanchard. Home-Coming dinner given by Senior Class. 18-lust another day. 20-The Day after Sunday night. 21-Nothing special. 22-Beet Steak in front yard. Can't it find pasture anyplace else? 23-Arlington here. Z4-O.E.A. at Toledo. Teachers, be careful: it's close to Halloween. 27-Jimmie T., can't you hide your red flannels some- place besides on the school flag pole? 28-Another one of those days. 29-This month is almost over. Please hurry. Two days yet to go. 30-Hurrahll It's the last Thursday of school in October. 31-Last day. Liberty at Vanlue. Ford Circus at school. NOVEMBER 3-Monday after Sunday. Listen to the gossip. 4-Unexciting day at school. F.H.A. Meeting. 5-Senior Class Play Dress Rehearsal. 6-NOTICE: Mr. Hinkle's new shirt without a necktie. Looked nice-wear it again. 7-Senior Play-WILLIE'S WEEKEND. 10-Betty, it's nice to have you back with us. What change a hospital can make. ll-Armistice Day. P.T.A. Meeting. 12-Today we love what tomorrow we hate. 13-Why doesn't the time go faster while we're in school? 14-Cory-Rawson here. 15-Skating l?J-F.H.A. and F.F.A. skating party. Be careful not to fall. 17-Ready to start the week off with a boom? 18-Student pictures taken. Look pretty. F.l-LA. Meeting. 19-Another quiet day. 20-NOISE-Is that what you hear? No, just the boys act- ing up in class again. 45 SEHUUL CALENDAR 21--Vanlue at McComb. Z4--Ag. Classes. Men, this is your chance. 25-Nothing today. 26-Arlington here. 28 and 29-THANKSGIVING VACATION. Our Miss Root becomes Mrs. Suter. Best wishes, Mrs. S. Some of our F.H.A. girls helped serve at the reception after the wedding. DECEMBER l-All rested up from vacation. 2-Seniors get out of classes to prepare for a banquet. Hurrah! No American Problems. 3-Too bad, American Problems today. Not so bad after all. 4-No important events today. 5-Vanlue at Van.Buren. 6-Mt. Blanchard here. Seniors have bake sale. 8-Seniors! You're in court. Question: Who broke the adding machine? Answer: We'll pay the bill. 9-Seniors were busy bees preparing for an American Problems Test. Make it easy. 10-Seniors again get out of American Problems Class. ll-Movie Stars? No. Seniors received their pictures today during Speech Class. Nice time-no Speech. 12-Arcadia here. 13-Freshmen have a class party. Enjoy yourselves. 15--Monday again. Five days ahead till the weekend. 16-Vanlue plays Wharton here. Good luck, boys. 17-Visiting day. Teachers, we like to talk once in a while. 18-Iunior High game at Carey. 19-Christmas Chapel. Ball game at Liberty. 20-F.H.A. Bake Sale. Make the money, girls. 22-Everyone looks sleepy. 23-Leeston, the Magician, at school. Didn't fool us! 24-High School Party during afternoon. Enjoyed the lunch, too. 25 to Ianuary 4-CHRISTMAS VACATION. IANUARY 5-Back again. Girls sporting gifts from their fellas. 6-Active day. 7-Some babies must play with squirt guns. Be careful next time. 8-No school because of snow. 9-Back again. Did you notice the assembly line of Senior boys going to the office? What next? 12-Well, this is the last day of the first semester. Wish us luck on our tests. 13-P.T.A. Meeting. 14-Annual group pictures taken. 46 15-Let's get this day over. 16-Vanlue at Arlington. 17-Van Buren here. 19-Television sets installed for Inauguration Day. Music practice at Liberty. 20-Watch President Eisenhower's Inauguration Day. The Vanlue School wants to wish Ike success in his term. 21-Mr. Shiraef gave a speech on his experiences in East- ern Europe. 22-The Senior boys went out for dinner as guests of the Rotary Club. 23-Vanlue at Mt. Blanchard. 24-Hancock County Music Festival at Arlington. 26--A change has been made-Monday's fifth period with Tuesday's fifth period. 27-Band Mothers' Play. Iunior High game at Wharton. 28-Honor Society Meeting postponed because of flu. Iunior magazine sale begins. Seniors picked out name cards and invitations. 29, 30-No school because of flu. FEBRUARY 2-Measured for caps and gowns-Another way for the Seniors to get out of Speech Class with no teacher. 3-Mr. Morgan hears things. It's not a mouse because Norma Jean proved it by looking. 4-Polio Benefit Game at Vanlue. Help the cause. 6-Liberty here. 10-Ken Smith, cartoonist, appears before Student Body. 12-County Tournament. 13-County Tournament-We beat Mt. Blanchard 64-48. 27-Athletic Banquet. 28-Annual must be in to printers. MARCH 6-Band Concert 13-County Music Auditions at McComb. 17-Senior Career Day at Findlay College. Z0-F.F.A. and F.H.A. Banquet. 24-Preliminary District State Scholarship Tests. 27-Iunior Play entitled Huckleberry Finn . APRIL 7-Honor Society Initiation. 16-Eighth Grade Tests. 17-High School Operetta entitled Ierrv of Jericho Road . MAY 8-High School Spring Musicale. 17-Baccalaureate and Commencement. 19-Seniors leave on trip to Washington, D.C. 24-Seniors to arrive home from trip. 1943 Samuel Bechtel .......... Findlay, Ohio Calvin Casteel .......... Findlay, Ohio Ronald Coldren ......... Findlay, Ohio Sara Ellen tColel Tong .... Fostoria, Ohio Timothy Cole ............ Findlay, Ohio Paul George ............ Fostoria, Ohio Janice Ann lHeckl Fields ............ Arlington, Ohio Erman Hendricks ......... Carey, Ohio John Hendricks .......... Vanlue, Ohio Ralph Loudenslager ....... Tiffin, Ohio lna Ruth tMillerJ Moser ............. . ............... Mt. Blanchard, Ohio William Norris ............ Carey, Ohio Naomi tPhillipsl Cosner. .Pandora, Ohio Kenneth Reinhart. . . .New Riegel, Ohio Wyatt Risner ...,........ Toledo, Ohio Richard Robinette ........ Findlay, Ohio Ronald Walters . . . ...... Lima, Ohio Eulalia Reinhart ........ Ralph Wisner ...... R. R., William Bibler .......... Jane Thomas . . . Doris Cole . .... . . . . . Earl Bright ....... ...... Bobby Hendricks .Alvada, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio . . . . . . . . . .California .Fostoria, Ohio Findlay, Ohio .Vanlue, Ohio Burdeen Thomas .......... Carey, Ohio Leslie Pratt ............ . Vanlue, Ohio lola tCrawfordl Deidrick. .Findlay, Ohio Virginia lDyerl Axles ............... Blanchard, Ohio Paul Moser ........ Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Mary Jane lliuhlmanl Schidler ....... Findlay, Ohio Wallis Phillips .......... Rawson, Ohio Ruth Ellen CReedl McKee.McComb, Ohio James Roberts ........... Toledo, Ohio Gene Byal ............... Toledo, Ohio Betty tParishl Leiby ...... Findlay, Ohio W. B. Rowe ............. Fostoria, Ohio Patricia tCratesl Oman. .......... .. Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Carol lNewcomerl Walters. .Carey, Ohio Rosetta CSti1lbergerl O'Flaherty ...... Carey,Ohio Florence tBarberl Searfoss.Findlay, Ohio Laverne Kauffman ...... Findlay, Ohio Ross Bechtel ............ Bucyrus, Ohio Leona Wan Hornl Kemmerly ........ Carey, Ohio Kenneth Nye ............ Vanlue, Ohio Alice tBrightl Satler ...... Findlay, Ohio Mary Louise tRisnerl Ritter .......... . . . . . . . . Williamsburg, Pennsylvania Charles Bibler .......... Donna Mae tMi1lerl Bibler. Louise iShaiterl Pratt .... Donald Broadwater ..... Jean tColdrenl Hendricks. .Vanlue, Ohio .Vanlue, Ohio .Vanlue, Ohio .Vanlue, Ohio . Vanlue, Ohio Orville Cook .......... Uniopolis, Ohio ALUMNI Helen Mae Grant ........ Findlay, Ohio Marcella tHendricksl Nye. .Vanlue, Ohio Mary Louise tKingl Deerwester ...... Findlay, Ohio Frances lMarshalll Thomas .......... Gary, Indiana Edith tRisnerl Christy .... Amanda, Ohio Betty lSausserl Poole ..... Findlay, Ohio Claren Thomas .......... Gary, Indiana Raymond Dale Walters. . .Findlay, Ohio Helen tColel Walters. .Chicago, Illinois 1947 Paul Newcomer . ............... Army Virginia tParishl Newcomer ......... Vanlue, Ohio Carolyn CRichardsl Bish. .Findlay, Ohio Marilyn tBeckl Woodruff. .Findlay, Ohio Norma tSchubertl Shinns ...... Deceased Dale Wisner ............ Vanlue, Ohio Doris tBaylessl Pratt ...... Vanlue, Ohio Donald Bechtel ....... ......... A rmy Donald Roberts ......... Findlay, Ohio Jack Marshall ........ Cincinnati, Ohio Ruth tTannerl Hendricks. . .Vanlue, Ohio Helen tMcCormickJ Schmunk ........ Findlay, Ohio James Dean ............. Vanlue, Ohio Raymond Hendricks ............ Army Calvin McCormick .............. Army Marilou tWoodrutfl Van Scott ........ Arlington, Ohio Robert Sherick ................. Army 1948 Betty tCasteell Zellers .... Findlay, Ohio Bonnie lCrawfordl Deidrick .......... Vanlue, Ohio Nina tWohlgamuthl Blake.Findlay, Ohio Bureada tStonel Noel ..... Findlay, Ohio Betty CMarquetl Wisner. . .Findlay, Ohio Elmer Walters ................. Army Norman Faber ................. Army Ed Arnett .......... .......... A rmy Max Cole .............. Fostoria, Ohio Joan CMcRilD Heaton ...... Verona, Ohio Irma tRusselll Cup ............ Indiana Norman Pratt ........... Vanlue, Ohio Molly Farmer ........... Findlay, Ohio Jean Van Horn ......., Van Buren, Ohio Charles Gorsuch ............... Army Herbert Risner ........... Carey, Ohio Richard Van Sant. . .R.R., Findlay, Ohio Raymond Dirmeyer ..... Fostoria, Ohio 1949 Rose Alice Bechtel ....... Vanlue, Ohio David Bright ......... Columbus, Ohio Florence tBrightl Satler. . .Findlay, Ohio Joy tCaudilD Dean ........ Vanlue, Ohio Martha Cole . ........... Findlay, Ohio Dorothy lCookl Armstrong ........ Texas Charles Gilliland .............. Army Patricia Haines ......... Findlay, Ohio Joyce lHatchl Putnam ...... Carey, Ohio Reita fHendricksl Crammer ......... Findlay, Ohio Robert Lee .................... Army Donna McCormick . ..... Findlay, Ohio James Mullins .......... Alvada, Ohio Raymond Pratt .......... Vanlue, Ohio Margaret KRobertsl Cook. .Findlay, Ohio Randolph Rowe ................ Army Norma Thomas .......... Toledo, Ohio Bonnie Ward ........ Washington, D. C. 1950 Marilyn Arnett .......... Findlay, Ohio Jack Arlington . ................ Navy Wilma CShuckl Arlington. .Q ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bremerton, Washington Natalie Beck ............ Vanlue, Ohio Juanita Gore .......... Columbus, Ohio Ann Gorsuch ........... Findlay, Ohio Ruth Hendricks . . - .Vanlue, Ohio Carole fHotellingl Clagg. .Alvada, Ohio Janine tLayl Faber ....... Vanlue,Ohto Betty tPatrickl Sams ......... Michigan Glen Robinson ........... Carey, Ohio Glen Thomas ...... Eldon Bame ............. Vanlue, Ohio Earlene Beard .... .... V anlue, Ohio Phyllis Boyles .... ....... A lvada, Ohio Joe Bright ...... .......... T iffin, Ohio Mary iCarterl Lamb ...... Findlay, Ohio Orval Davis ................ Air Force Maudie Dyer ........... Findlay, Ohio Ada Gunther ..... ..... A ttica, Ohio Bonylin Hatch ..... . . . .Lima, Ohio Virginia Hendricks ......... Unknown Norma Hotelling George Kessler . Norman Lee Arlen McRill . . . . . . . . . . .Alvada, Ohio . . ..... Fostoria. Ohio . . . . . . Vanlue, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Luana Nye ...... ..... A lvada, Ohio David Pelphrey ......... .... A ir Force Patricia Pratt . . . . . . . . . . .Fostoria, Ohio Harry Richards ......... Findlay, Ohio Bonnie Rickle .... ..... F indlay, Ohio Frances Risner . . . ..... Findlay, Ohio Mildred Roark . . . ..... Findlay, Ohio Mary Sherick .... ...... F indlay, Ohio Ray Sullenberger . . . . . . . .Alvada, Ohio Rose Thomas ........... Findlay, Ohio Bert Arlington. ...... . . . . . . . .Air Force Ben Bright ............ Columbus, Ohio Carol Cole . ............. Findlay, Ohio Ronald Crawford .... ....... A ir Force Arlene Fruth .... . .... Findlay, Ohio June Fruth .............. Findlay, Ohio James Hendricks . . . .... Vanlue, Ohio Dale Hughes ............ Vanlue, Ohio Marilyn Hutson ......... Findlay, Ohio Richard Lee ...... .... V anlue, Ohio Eugene Lee .... . . . .Vanlue, Ohio Ramon Lee ...... .... V anlue, Ohio Margaret McKee . . . . . . . .Findlay, Ohio Delmar Phillips . . . .... Vanlue, Ohio Evelyn Puckett . . . ..... Vanlue, Ohio Virginia Risner ......... Findlay, Ohio Jean Roark ...... ..... F indlay, Ohio Larr Shull .Vanlue, Ohio y ......... . . . Eleanor Van Sant ........ Findlay, Ohio 47 QQQ Sam -- Q? fi - , X HDVGRTISIRG Lee Incorporated of Fostoria ..... ..... F ostoria, Ohio Iohn Eisner ............... .... ............ C a rey, Ohio McDaniel Motor Sales ..... ......... W . North St., Carey, Ohio The Economy Market .... ..... 1 01 W. Findlay St., Carey, Ohio Shuie's Garage ........................ Phone 376, Carey, Ohio The Ohio Fuel Gas Company .... 105 W. Findlay St., Carey, Ohio Carey Cooperative Food Lockers Inc. .............. Carey, Ohio Mapes Color and Melody Shop ................... Carey, Ohio TWining's Music Store ............ 209 S. Main St., Findlay, Ohio Congratulations fro mThe Turner F enstermaker Shoe Co. .... . .............................................Find1ay,Ohio Fred M. Ross ..................... .... . Findlay, Ohio Compliments of the Carey Times .... .... C arey, Ohio Medlock Ieweler .................... .......... Findlay, Ohio Plotts Harness and Luggage Shop. .215 S. Main St., Findlay, Ohio Warren's Men Shop .............. 213 S. Main St., Findlay, Ohio Compliments of the Economy Store ................ Carey, Ohio Carey Farmers' Co-op Co.. .N. Patterson and North St., Carey, O. Compliments of Harry Rook ....................... Carey, Ohio Compliments of Louie the Bicycle Man ..... ..... F indlay, Ohio Compliments of Wa1ter's Shoe Store .... ..... F indlay, Ohio Compliments of Standard Oil ............. .... C arey, Ohio Compliments of East North St. Lumber Co. ........ Fostoria, Ohio Bowman Electric-1-lot Point Appliances, G-E Television ....... Carey,Ohio Burson Insurance Agency-Attorney Paul A. Burson ......... Phone22,Carey,Ohio McChesney's Grocery ..... .... P hone 9411, Carey, Ohio Koehler Green House ................ Phone 3030, Findlay, Ohio Compliments ot Pau1's Home Shop ................ Carey, Ohio Compliments of GOFF FUNERAL HOME Phone 62 Carey, Ohio Payne Bros. Greenhouses Member F. T. D. Fostoria and Tiffin 'Phone 291 Findlay. TASTY TATERS POTATO CHIPS AND CANDY 237 Prospect Avenue GEORGE E. I ASTER Gamble Store Agency Phone 37 Carey, Ohio Iacque's Restaurant Meals-Daily and Sunday Home-Made Pies FOUNTAIN SERVICE Mt. Blanchard, Ohio TURNER'S GARAGE Phone 2 Carey, Ohio Compliments of Carey Implement Store 123-5 So. Vance Street Carey, Ohio Ohio Compliments of THE PEOPLES BANK COMPANY Carey, Ohio Members of F. D. I. C. Compliments of KURTZ SHOE REPAIR CAREY. OHIO SIN K'S FLOWERS For All Occasions Quality Flowers and Prompt Service 404 Second St. Phone 3665 Findlay, Ohio NACO FERTILIZER COMPANY Findlay, Ohio Fertilizers - Insecticides IACKSONS Women's Wear- Children's Wear - Infants' Wear Good Shoes For The Family Special Shoe Fitting Carey, Ohio Compliments School and Team of ' Outfitter Zahn Insurance Agency. Inc. SCHWAB'S 221 E. Findlay st. Carey, Ohio Compliments KENNEDY PRINTING CO. of Office Supplies - Printing R A Y ' S B A K E R Y h 219 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio Phone ll3 Findlay, Ohio THE HANCOCK SAVINGS and LOAN South Main at Sandusky Street Findlay, Ohio Members of the Federal Banking System Members of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. ZX on Deposits Leo's Radio and Electric R O S E S . MARINE and Cycle Sales ewlce . Motorola Radio-Emerson TV Sporting Goods Cushman Scooters - Mercury Outboard WIRING 77 Phone 22 Phone 3774 300 Center St. Findlay, Ohio 2200 Blanchard Ave. Findlay, Ohio Porter's Music Store Compiigienfs PAN AMERICAN 1 MAGNAvox E G B E R T S STEINWQZMMGND Home Furnishings CQNN George Bob Ioe Findlay's Complete Music Store Phone 2440 Findlay, Ohio BRANDMAN IRON and METAL COMPANY Structural Steel-Pipe-Scrap Iron Findlay, Ohio Black and Warner, Inc. MEN'S CLOTHING 403 S. Main Street Findlay, Ohio HANCOCK HYBRIDS, INC. EVANS TYPEWRITER CQ Royal Typewriters Certified Farm Seeds Office Equipment Corner Crawford and Cory Sts. Findlay, Ohio Phone 3493 HHCHCIYI Ohifi Spayth Decorating Company Sherwin-Williams Paint Crosley Appliances Radio and Television Gift Shop-Record Shop NEW LOCATION 117-119 West Sandusky Phone 3946 Findlay, Ohio FINDLAY GLASS CO. Auto Glass Thermopane - Mirrors Furniture Tops 2l0 E. Sandusky St. Phone 2231 Compliments of AL BASS CLOTHES Findlay, Ohio LUCILLE WESTCOTT Distinctive Fashions 606 S. Main Street Findlay, Ohio Compliments of HANCOCK COUNTY BERNARD FURNITURE STORE CAREY Hinqer's Handiqas Service Beside The Country Market Phone 1517 or 89 Findlay, Oh Moes Baked Enamel Shop Compliments Glass Installation of Body and Fender Repairing Automotive Refinishing A 6' P Phone 6297 I I 1247 N. Countyline St.-Fostoria, Ohio Fostona' Ohio ALICE BEAUTY AND Compliments f DRESS SHOP O Lingerie, lewelry Hosiery, Shoes 411 South Main Street- Findlay, Ohio Phone 31 Vanlue, Ohi NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY Refiners of GASOLINE - KEROSENE FUEL OILS - MOTOR OILS and Lubricants Phone 81 F indlay. Ohio BUTLER'S STORE Mt. Blanchard, Ohio General Merchandise Frozen Food Lockers Meats Phone 46 The M. D. Neff Lumber Co. Lumber - Millwork 125 Fair Street Phone Main l7 Findlay, Ohio There's a Material Difference DEMAND: THOSE DELICIOUS MIXER NEUMI-lNN'S COOKIES Your Grocer I-las Them Baked By Neumann's Bakery Findlay ZUMBACH IEWELERS Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova Watches Diamonds, Silverware and Watch Repair Phone 174 - Residence l924 lO9 S. Vance St. Carey, Ohio R. W. SHAFER ELEVATUR PURINA CHOWS Grain-Mill Feed--Fertilizer E Fence-Builders' Supplies Feed Mill Phone 92 Vanlue. Ohio JAY'S SERVICE Wholesale and Retail Goodyear Tires. Batteries Accessories Complete Lubrication Automotive Supplies Road Service Compliments of Ohio Farmers' Grain 61 Supply Ass'n. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of HOWARD CLEANERS Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Phone 113-A Vanlue. Ohio Service 219 E. Findlay St. Carey, Ohio LANNING MOTOR SALES BURSUNS CLOTHING COMPANY Ford Sales and Service Phone 222 Carey, Ohio Congratulations HOUKS CORNER 'O Class ot 1953 Hardware - Furniture CAREY, OHIO Phone 95 Carey, Ohio HARRY'S DRUG STORE In Business For Your Health Mary Lincoln-Schraftt's-Cfilbert's 1-lollingworth Candies Carey, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class ot 1953 LESTER THOMAS Diamonds Watches Silverware 303 South .Main St. Findlay, Ohio Carey Motor Service, Inc. Buick Sales and Service Automotive Repairing Batteries-Accessories Tires and Tubes Phone 59 798 East Findlay Street Carey, Ohio Creeqer Implement Company Iohn Deere and New Idea Genuine Repairs and Service Two Stores Carey, Phone 236 Tiffin, Phone 927 Neuhauser Hatcheries Inc. U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed GOOD LUCK CHICKS Carey, Ohio A. L. Unverterth, Mgr. Armbrecht Appliances Washing Machine Parts and Service 116 Center Street Findlay, Ohio SWIFT 6. COMPANY Soybean Mill Fostoria, Ohio Say it with Flowers CAREY GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP C. I. Ienkins, Prop. Cut Flowers, Plants, and Floral Designs Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery We Deliver Phone 19 Compliments of COLDREN , Nye Implement Co.. Inc. Phones 2366 - 4450 F V Fostoria, Ohio 205 W. Sandusky Street 14 Kg M E , E EAN FINDI-'AY' OHIO 113 East Crawford St. Findlay, Ohio SIMON and SMITH BARBERS EUGENE HENDRICKS AND SUN Five Barbers 107 E. Sandusky St. Buyers of Findlay, Ohio Hay. Straw and Compliments to Wool Class of '53 BARNHART MEMORIAL VAN1-UE' OHIO Phone 185 Findlay, Ohio Phone Carey 50 Don E. Kirkpatrick vanlue 73 or 121 C. O. Smithson Robert C. Romick CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OI' 1953 SNYDER LUMBER COMPANY Your Home lor Builders' Supplies and Coal Vanlue Phone 61 Carey Phone 49 CAREY LIVE STOCK JAMES P. WEAKLY Compliments of - I Plumbing and Heating ARLIS I. ORIANS Contractor Telephone 26 432 438 East Sandusky Street F DL Y, OHI CAREY OHIO IN A O Compliments of the Hancock County Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass'n. Farm Owned -- Farm Controlled Findlay - Williamstown Mt. Blanchard - Mt. Cory The S. 6: S. Drug Store Prescription Druggists Everything Photographic 223 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio Phone 409 Scheck's Super Market Groceries - Meats - Produce Dry Goods One-Halt Mile East of Carey on U.S. Highway 23 FINDLAY HARDWARE COMPANY Findlay, Ohio SHUMAN BROTHERS GARAGE Complete Automotive Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 390 Carey, Ohio The ALVADA ELEVATOR Coal -- Feeds - Fence Paints - Tile Buying ot Grain Phone l5 Vincent Lamberjack, Proprietor RUMMELL'S FURNITURE COUNTRY MARKET Serving Findlay Since l848 G1'0Ce1'i9S 2217-19 N. Main st. Phone 408 Genefel Mefeheeeiee Good Furniture-But Not Expensive Route 224 Findlay' Ohio Findlay Body Repair Company Complete Rebuilding of Wrecked Cars Painting Glass Body and Fender Repairing Phone 2816 873 South Blanchard St. Call For and Delivery Service Findlay, Ohio Hoadley's Rug and Cleaning Co. New Floor Covering Rug and Furniture Cleaning l3l North Cory St. Phone l0O Findlay, Ohio Compliments oi PERRY MILES FUNERAL HOME 300 West Front Street Findlay, Ohio The Fashion Spotlight is Focused on the Girl, in S I M O N ' S Fashions Compliments ot Hancock County Dealers Association Findlay Truck and Farm Equipment Collingwood Motor Sales Corbin Chevrolet Sales Bob Dimmer Motors Duffield Motor Sales Grubb Motor Sales Harrington Chevrolet Laub Sales Co. E. L. Grimes Ford Hollington Motor Sales McCullough Motor Sales Gleasons Packard Sales Kirk Motor Sales Ieffery Motor Sales Kuhlman 61 Miller Latham Motor Sales Congratulations T To The STONE COMPANY Class of 1953 Manufacturers of REPUBLICAN COURIER AND CRUSHRD STONE RADIO STATION and W F I N AGRICULTURAL L1MEs'roNE FINDLAY. oH1o F- dmv, Ohio Lut PLAINVIEW FARM A Registered Iersey Cattle Iersey Milk and Dairy Products her Grieser I enera. Ohio VITRIFIED DRAIN TILE Sizes 4 to 27 inch THE HANCOCK BRICK at TILE CUMPANY FINDLAY. OHIO Waaland's Greenhouses Out F lowers-Potted Plants-Oorsaqes Funeral Work Our Specialty We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Phone 369 140 Larkins Findlay, Ohio SHERLIE ANN BAKERY Fresh Baked Goods Daily 132 East Tiffin Street Phone 5330 Fostoria, Ohio Alvada Tractor Sales Ferguson Tractors - Equipment Sales - Service Firestone Tires and Delco Batteries Alvada, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of NATIONAL . Auromorivr I. I. NEWBERRY co. FIBRES, INC. 5c - 10c - 25c Store Findlay, Ohio FINDLAY, OHIO Compliments of GRENER'S MARKET Gnocrmrs and Mm-s GAS and on Blanchard Avenue Phone 1132-W Findlay, Ohio Compliments of PATTERSONS 518 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio Now In -Our Second Century Established 1849 TROUT FURNITURE COMPANY Good Furniture since 1886 508 south Main street Compliments of LYNN A. LYON FETTERS for Spring Merchandise Plastic Curtains and Drapes and Plastic by the yard I-lousecleaninq Supplies, Paints Brushes, Curtain Rods and many other COMPANY items 622 S Main St BUY IT FOR LESS l u Fette 5c t 1.00 Store Phone 3755 Findlay, Ohio rs 0 S ' Carey, Ohio LAWRENCE V. HOSLER Insurance 6 Bonds 222W S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio Phone Main 410 UHLMAN'S Ladies Ready to Wear Girls - Children Findlay, Ohio C 1 We Are Always Glad To S gf The Vanlue Boys and Girls BRISTULL FUNERAL THE TQWN HOUSE HOME RESTAURANT Ambulance Service Across from the High School F INDLAY. OHIO one 151 Care , Oh Open until 12 P.M. c 1 BECK'S of LOCKER PLANT THE NATIONAL LIME 8: STONE COMPANY FINDLAY, OHIO Processing done for Home Free O We Make Our Own Ice Cream Ph Vanlue, Oh L. C. DIPERT AND SUN THE BUSY STORE VANLUE GRAIN and SUPPLY ASS'N. A Real Super Market Phone 24 MASTER MIX FEEDS GRAIN - COAL Farm Supplies VANLUE, 01-110 Phone 21 Vcmlue. Ohio og A imasitga And lhe gas that wax dispensed from the creaking This funny old cor that looks so anlizue beside today's sleek p werfiil motor cars was ance t ejinesz thing on hand pump in front ofthe grocery slore fquile diferent the road- the ullimale in styling and engine design. from the modern superfuels you get al loday's super- service smlionsj was once the finest at any price. Q i What changg-Q them? You don't have to look far for the answer. It's competition. Every person and business in America is free to outdo the other fellow-to produce something better-so more people will buy it. That's why this year's cars are sleeker and 7 7 more powerful than last year s. That s why service stations Qlike oursj keep getting more modern and gleaming, offering finer and finer petroleum products. Competition among tens of thousands of independent businesses in the petroleum industry makes such progress possible-and necessary. As long as our economic system works that way, this will be a pretty wonderful and exciting country, won't it, in which to live and work and get ahead? MALRPATLHON1 T H E 0 H I 0 O I L C O M N Y Producers ofPeIroleum since 1887 0 Serving you better and belterfar 6610073 QU Best of l..'L1Ck to the Class of '53 lACKSON'S BANNER IS NEVER AN ACCIDENT! You Can Depend on our Quality Today lust As You Did in l928 -When You F CO- BUY Your Typewmers and Service Main St.-Opposite the Court House From Findlay, ohio ll l l Findlay Typewriter ' ll Exchange SILVERSTEIN Auto Parts 108 West Front Street New and Used Findlay. Ohio Tel. 478-R AUTO PARTS C' W- 0 1eY-owne' Phone 94 Carey, 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 . Wharton, Ohio Custom Butcherin Emerson Television g Universal Appliances I Processing Revco Freezers Super Flame Gas and Oil Heaters C urmg Freezers Lim can ,let w at 1 Packaging for Home S PHONE 6061 F fs! FOSTORIA. OHIO 630-632 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio H 1 M t S l I THE . umme O 01' G SS, IIC. CITIZENS BANK Pontiac - Cadillac - G.M.C. Trucks of 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Mt' Blanchard Forty-two Years of Service 135 West North Street Fostoria, Ohio Member Federal Reserve System Member F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WHARTUN BANK WHABTON, OHIO MEMBER F. D. I. C. WE ADVOCATE PRAISE, WORSHIP, SERVICE ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE FOR YOUR OWN GOOD AND GOD'S GLORY M. E. CHURCH E. U. B. CHURCHES THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Vanlue Community Compliments of GIBSON-THON E WHARTON HARDWARE SOHIO SERVICE FRIENDLY SERVICE Tires-Lubrication-Batteries A. R. Cramer, Owner Wharton, Ohio CCUQY' Ghio C I' t Ompofm S ALLER o1L COMPANY Dave Sherick-Manager CAREY LUMBER and OIL-GAS-ACCESSORIES H ANDLE F Quality Petroleum Products Carey Ohio lOO Crystal Ave. Find1ay',Oh HUGHES DRY CLEANERS Findlay, Ohio 112 W. Front St. 701 Howard St. All Work Guaranteed and Insured RICE'S MARKET YoUR FRIENDLY sToRE Fancy Groceries and Quality Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Notions-Drugs--Clothing Vanlue, Ohio G S Compliments of RESTAURANT WARD LIVESTOCK CO. FINE FOODS - BUYING - Phone 266 Private Dining Room for Parties Carey, Ohio Hogs - Lambs - Calves - Cattle Fostoria, Ohio PHONE 4600 Compliments of MANN FUNERAL HOME Fostoria, Ohio Phone 6694 HOBBS BROS. TRUCKING Lime Stone Service Sand 61 Gravel- Fill Dirt 1022 Blanchard Ave. Findlay, Ohio Ross E. Iohnson Appliances - Electric Wiring Television - Repairing Phone Y-3461 113 South Vance St. Carey, Ohio Compliments of Wyandot County Farm Bureau Corp. Ass'n. Thanks to Dicken and Wonders Studio for their cooperation in making this yearbook a success. xx,SZi. .,,3.,' - i-shy -a -2.4 FINDLAY COLLEGE I' l if Scott Elsea's Brookside 1331 North Main si. Findlay, Ohio You WILL uni-: THE room Dick's Auto Parts 347 Midland Ave. Findlay, Ohio NEW-AUTO PARTS-USED Phone 1216 Racing Equipment For All Cars HART CUSTOM BUILT BALE 6 GRAIN ELEVATORS AND DRAGS STATE ROUTE 15 Telephone 5013 FOR HIGHEST PRICES PAID Call ARTHUR NAEYAERT Poultry Dealer Phone 62 Vanlue, Ohio JUKES Passenger: What's the use of having a timetable if this train never runs on time? Conductor: If we didn't have a time- table we couldn't tell you how late this train isl What's the difference between a single man and a married man? What? A single man has no buttons on his shirt, and a married man has no shirt. Father gave us the house and furniture. Did he also give you your car? - I should say not! George Wouldn't accept such a thing. All that father pays for is the rent and housekeeping expenses. Dad, you are a lucky man. How is that? You won't have to buy me any school books this year. I have been left in the same class. Darling, she said, would you like some tender chops, nice browned potatoes, string beans, and then some delicious apple pie with cheese? No dear, he answered wearily, let's save money and eat at home. Help your wife, advises a home econo- mics editor. When she washes the dishes, wash the dishes with her: when she mops the floor, mop the floor with her. Visitor fto small boyir Wel1, Billy, what are you going to be when you grow up? . Billy: After I've been a lawyer a while to please Daddy, and President a while to please Mamma, I'm going to be an aviator to please myself. What did you learn in school today, Clarence? 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