Vaughnsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Vaughnsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1946 volume:

THE REMINDER- 1946 Published by the Senior Claes of Vaughnsville High School Vaughn•▼illo, Ohio ALMA MATER Oh, Vaughnsvllle High School, hail to thee. Behold thy labor and thy glee; Strive, 'til time shall bring the hour To ting our last farewell to thee. Oh, Vaughnsville High School, we ahall praise So clear and strong her anthem raise; To her we'll always faithful be, The eablem of our youthful days. CHORUS Here's a cheer for VaughnsTille High Her blue and white shall never die, Raise her praises to the sky And give your best to VaughnsTille High. CLASS SONG forty-six, let's all unite and sing, forty-six, will hold victorious swing, forty-six, win first place is our cry, forty-six, we'll laud thee to the ei r. Peach and Blue, our colors waving high. Peach and Blue, for you we'll do or die, '46 - We'll shout your praises far, •46 - Your name we'll never aar. CHORUS: Vaughnsville Hi, come cheer for forty-six, Vaughntvillt Hi from Xastem land to West, Vaughnsville Hi, we're loyal every nan, Seniors of '46 the class we all love best. To one who is identified with our High School in its growth end constant striving after educational ideals, who has been a friend and an inspiration to its students, to our Class Advisor, Mrs. Gaylord Myers, we gratefully and affectionately dedicate this Reminder e FORWARD The 1946 Reminder has become a reality througn the cooperative efforts of the Senior of the Vaughnsville High School. Its successful publication is evidence of the support given the Staff by the Faculty and friends. Uay it prove an honest record of our achievements, a sincere interpreta- tion of our aspirations and a worthy exr eesion of our ideals. ORDER Of BOOKS ADMINISTRATION CUSSES SL£1£E1ITA Y ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES HOKCh ROLL JOKES ADVERTISEMENTS rI 3T ROW: '.Villi Tudor, Cordon Best, Doris Berroth, Avis Hofferbert, Alice Buraan, Wava Irwin, Gene Foulfcee, Ray Hofferbert, Die Pryer. S2C0HD H0W: toby Litten, Roy Dunlap, Jac Williams, Beulah Conrad, Ton Smith, •Vartin Schumacher, Don Rimer, Bob Litten, Dale Evans. f. 0. KU HIM AN Superintendent i«0«S Ui•—B S 1 n Education - 1936 Pi ttsfeurgh Univ. M.Ed.-------1941 Physical and Biological Science MRS. GAYLORD Him Principal A. . Lake Erie Col- lege for Wonen Ohio Veeleyan U. N. ilex. State U. Mathematics Science, Music DEAF FLEMING Ohio State Univ. B. S in Agrl- culture Agriculture VIRGINIA ZlhXUC Ohio State Univ. B. S. in Hone Economics Home Ec.-English MRS. W.G.KUHLMAF Bowling Green State University B.S. in Education Engllsh( Latin Social Studies HELEN LEATHRRMAN Tiffin Bus. Univ. Commercial PX n MRS. S. CARPENTER Bowling Green State University Music - English History Ralph i. foster Bowling Green State University B.S. in Education Social Studies Phys. Education 'ftiA-'fa GORDON BEST Basketball... 1-2- 3-4 Baseball..1-2-2-4 'father Clearing F.F.A.......1-2-3 Glee.......... Mixed Chorus.... President....... V.Pres......2-3-4 Parrot Staff..3-4 Antics of Andrew Reminder Staff..4 THOMAS SUITE Glee.............1 President........4 News Reporter...2 3asKetball....3-4 'Weather Clearing1 Antics of Andrew Reminder Staff..4 «•■Wi DICK PRYER 3asket{ all . 7 -3U Weather Cleariig Parrot Staff....4 Antics of Andrew Trees..........3-4 Student Council-1 Glee...........1-2 Mixed ChoruB..l-2 Reminder Staff..4 ■ - ALICE BURMAN Glee......1—2—3—4 Mixed Cho.1-2-3-4 Weather Clearing atice of Andrew Student Council-3 Parrot Staff..3-4 4-H..........1-2-3 Reminder Staff..4 V A Mi.Jk HAS' 1AVA IRWIN Glee......1-2-3-4 Mixed Cho.l- 4-H........1-i Weather Clearing Cheer Leader2-3 Parrot Staff..3—4 Antics of Andrew 3eo.......1—2-3-4 Reminder Staff..4 RAY HOPPERSSRI Glee......1-2-3—4 Mixed Cho...1-2-3 ..........1 Weather Clearing Parrot Staff-3—4 Reminder Staff—4 Antics of Andrew News Reporter— Student Council 2-3 t A UAwft I .j-L. -‘V 3 3'isketball. .2-3-4 iixed Cho..........1 ilee...........1-2-3 3aseball..1-2-3-4 Parrot Staff....3 Reminder Staff..4’ Antler Of Andrew ROBERT LITTEN 3asketball...1-3- 3-4 Mixed Chorus....3 F.F.A....1- 2-3-4 Weather Clearing Antics of Andrew Reminder Staff..4 J)t ! j t 'Jk L HOITORBERT alee.....1-3-3-$ Mi red o. 1— -3—4 4H.......1-2-3-4 Farrot Staff.3-4 ieminder Staff.4 Student Cbuncil.2 leather Clearing Antics of Andrew Oli RIMER ■tlVLti TUI - l e.....1-2-3-4 Mired dio.1-2-3-4 F.F.A.. ..1-2-3—1 Basketball.. 1-2- 3-4 Baseba11.1-2-3-4 Farrot Staff.3—4 Reminder Staff.4 Weather Clearing Antics of Andrew Student Council 1 News Rei'orter...? CBNS FC.LESS Clee.....1-2-3—4 Mixed Jio.l-2-v-- Basketball.2-3— Baseball......3— Kews Reporter..1 Band.......2-3-4 Farrot Staff.2—' Reminder Staff, leather Clearin. Antics of Andr rot dunlap F.F.A..........1 alee.......1—2—3 Mixed Cho.1-2-3-4 basketball...3-4 :arrot Staff.3-4 emindcr Staff.4 : and.......2—3—4 .leather Clearing- Antics of Andrew MARTIN SCHUMACHER Clee....... 1-2 Reminder Staff.4 1• .A.... 1—2—3— Basketball....1 Answer........4 feather Clearing antics of Andrew Clee.........1-2 Mired Choru3.1-2 4H.........1-2-3 Farrot Staff.3-4 -.«minder Staff.4 Cheer Leader...3 .'eather Clearing Antics of Andrew . rea «.......1-2 Clee.........1-2 Mixed Cho....l-2 Pres..........2-3 3asketball...1-2 3-4 Baseball.1-2-3-4 Weather Clearing Antics of Andrew F.F.A.... 1-2-3—4 4-H..........1-2 Parrot Staff.3-4 Reminder Staff-4 BEULAH SCN3AD Zlee.....1—2—3—4 i 5 red (ho . 1—2—3-4 r«rrot Staff.3-4 «..inder Staff.4 Antler of Andrew CLASS HISTORY nineteen thirty-four was a striking year for the Seniors of '46. class of .sixteen was snail but nighty. At that tine we all (that is most us) signed our lives away for twelve full successful years. Now we reached our goal. ini Fun, wasn't it? But time flew by and finally we found ourselves running here looking for the right claseroosu Tee, now we were in Junior High. The grades were all full of Joy and plenty of mischief. Especially when the boys were given a ball bat and they went outside and broke it because it wasn't big enough, and also when Doris and flava spent 6 full weeks staying there In nineteen forty-two we found ourselves in High School. Our class con- sisted of sixteen members, and we were still quite active. Miss Bair was our advisor and Gordon Best, chief executive. Because of the severe war that we were involved in, our years in High School were not what they could have been, but we studied, and entered in clubeiand many other activities. Our Jr. Class Play was one of enjoyed by all those in attendance. the best to be seen in 7'ville and was Our class was highly active in sports of all kinds and this found them representing good old V'ville High in basketball. year We are still Seniors, but foon we will be classed with the Alumni. Our years were full and happy and I m sure much was learned. This was because of the guidance of our faculty, fle, the Seniors, feel that we owe much to all our teachers who have helped us to prepare for the biggest school of all— The School of Life . CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1946 about to terminate our quadrennial sojourn within the beloved rooms of Vaughnsville High School, desiring to express our last wished, do say, state, and ordain that all previous wills and codicils and hereby declared null, and fruitless and of no further effect and validity. We dlreot that our funeral expenses be paid as soon as possible after our departure. To the faculty, we leave (1) the memory of our bright and shining faces which were always ready for the task set before us, (2) all the information they may have gained from our test papers, and (3) the wish for as much con- tinued success with future classes. To the Junior Class, we leave all our dimity and good looks, kn knowing they will use them to a good advantage. To the Sophomore Class, we leave our manner of securing good grades with- out hard labor. To the Freshnan Class, we entrust our innermost secrets of how we grew to our present sophlstlcnted state. Dori Benroth----wills to Doris Blockbsrger, her ability to lose ten pounds at any tins. Gordon Best wills to Pat Basinger his ability to hold the office of Vice- President. Alice Burn n-----wills her pretty soils to Ruth Boyd. Beulah Conrad----leaves her good conduct with Herb Griffith. Hoy Dunlap wills his ability to wiggle his ears to Monstta Bushong. Gene Foulkes-----wills his ability to coach froo side lines to Pete Hunt. Avis Hofferbert—wills her originality to Martha Foulkes. Ray Hofferbert—wills hi. ability to turn in tens papers 12 weeks late to Gene Askins. Java Irwin wills her position as a cheerleader to Janice Smith. Robert Litten----will his ability to refrain froo debating to Vernon Askins Dick Pryer-......wills his ability to get A's in typing to Ivan Sneary. kartinfchuoacher leaves his position as manager to Marlen Sherrard. VIIlls Tudor-----wills his position on the team to Dale Ivans. Tom Smith —leaves all his second term speeches with Gene Askins. Don Rimer------—wills his nickname Butch'' to Bob Foulkes. Jack William-----leaves his abllltv to ro out on fouls to Marvin Stephens. CLASS POEM From within the halls of Vaughnaville High, Our Senior Class departs. We've always held cur standards high. And memories fill our hearts. • From the first grade on, we've really done The things that make for worth, While all along, we've had our fun To help equalite our work. We'll often recall our grade school days. All the pranks that we could do— Snow-balling, hair pulling, childhood frays, Tes, operettas and plays, tool And the good old days of Junior High, When young loves flourished there. To classes down the halls we'd fly With our noses in the air. Do you remember Weather Clearing , The biggest hit of all? But now Antics of Andrew is what yr-u're hearing, We're really on the ball I As back across the years we view. These happy days gone by. For all the things we learned from you. We say Thank you Vaughnsvllle High. Ths future holds great things, we know. We noble little chicks, And onward into life we go. The class of '46. Petunia -- - - - - - Andrew Browne - - - - Jacques-------------- Willie Waldo -------- Harold Hadley - - - - Althea Thorne - - - - Julie Boynton - - - - Betty Boynton----- - Dean Socrate Boynton Isaac Zimmerman - - - Hies Prunella Thorne - 0'flarlty ----------- Hoyle -------------- Hayle -------- Reverend Doolittle - ---- Andrew'« darky cook ------ - - - A senior in Cameron College - - - His french butler and valet - - ----------- Bis pal ------------ - - - - - Another pal ------- ---- Miss Prunella's niece ------- .... Harold's sweetheart - - - - ------ Willie's sweetheart ------ - - - Dean of Caaeron College - - - Andrew's uncle froa Hew Zealand - ■ A maiden in love with the dean - A detective froa headquarters -- ------ His shadow - - - ------- - - - - - Another assistant - - - - •-----A aan of aystery ----------- STH 0PS1S • - - Beulah Conrad -----Cordon Best - - - Cene foulkes • - - - Dick Pryer - - - - Ton Salth - - - Alice Bunsen - - - - leva Irwin - - «Doris Benroth Willis Tudor • - - - Roy Dunlap - Avis Hofferbert - - Bay Hofferbert • ----- - Don Hlaer ■ - - Jack Williaas - - - - Bob Lit ten When a giddy college youth persuades a trusting Billionaire uncle in Australia to aake hla an allowance for the support of a purely imaginable wife and when the unknown uncle suddenly pays nephew an unexpected visit, with a view to aeeting wifey and mother-in-law, everything happened, finding hiaself in the identical fix, the resourceful Andrew induces his pals, Willie and Harold, to aasquerade as his wife and aother-in-law respectively, and introduces them at a dinner he is giving in honor of his birthday. The results were devastating: Andrew's sweetheart is heartbroken; Willie's and Harold's lady-loves were resentful over their swains' supposed absence; Harold, overdoing the part of the coquettish widow, flirted with Socrates and aroused the rich uncle, who turned out to be an incorrigible hick, woos Harold in cars nn style and tries to rush hia into immediate marriage. The dinner was plundered by aisohlervous freshmen, and the party was raided by polite Thus, amid gales of laughter the action swept on to its climax of conic disaster, when the wretched trio of pretenders were unmaeiced and got the shock of their lives fro- the revelations of Uncle Isaac, who blossomed out as a practical Joker of no mean parts. And thus ended the Antics o Andrew (Sr. -Class Play) which was presented to full house and will long be remembered by those who witnessed it I SXKI0H CHAPKL On March 27, 1946, the Seniors presented a chapel program entitled The Professor's Magic to the student body. After the program the Athletic Association awarded school letters the following people: BASKETBALL: Cordon Best Dick Pryer Willis Tudor Jack Williams Don Rimer Wava Irwin Martha foulkes Martin Schumacher Cene foulkes Tom Smith Bob Litten Dale Ivans Pat Basinger Ruby Litten Martha Seaman Marian Sherrard :::: ;; t m T ECW: Patsy Dunlap, 3etty Stemen, Doris Blockberger, Nan Sherr rd, puth Poberts, Martha FoulMes, Mary Myers, Dolores Bloc .berger. SECCIiD a.O'ii: Dolores Vance, Jean Hamilton, Martha Seaman, Pat6y Edwards, Monetta Bushong, Ruby Litten, Isabella Wells. I. I Fi) KCW: Ivan Sneary, Pat Basinger, Herbert Griffith, Pete Hunt, Dale Poulites, Iv ui Smith, Dale Evans, Marvin SteDhens, Gene Asitins. FIRST BOS': Ruth Boyd, Doris Collar, Lila Burman, Lila Jackson, Oleta Dunlap, Marilyn Myers. SECOND ROW: Vemon Atkins, Louis Calvelage, Nelson Caton, Doyle Litten , Kenneth Smith, Sordon Jameson. Myers, Ruth Rarsons. SECOND ROW: Robert Riley, Lucille Riley, Lavonne Crutenhoff, Donna Hamilton, J iaice Smith, Doris Your ;, Delores Miller, Robert Foulkes. InlnD ROW: Marlen Sherrard, Wendell Stephens, Lawrence Musgrave, 2d t.r Vance, Robert Bryan. ROW: Carolyn Myers, Mary Lou tdnrdt, C-lleen Vance, Nona Alstaetter, Si___D Koff: Robert 3is..ee, Meredith Hawk, Theron Jacicson, John Smith, Donald Krouee. IHIP-J RvW: Dor.rt’ _ Collar, Rav Ster.en, Marvin Griffith, Jack Myers, Kermit Sali sburv. ( EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Marilyn Auchmuty, 3etty Tnomas, Doris Dunlap, Kathryn Thomas , Carolyn Winkle, Marilyn Myers. 3SC0ND ROW: John Foulkes, Colleen 3ryan, Mireen Carter, Ruth Miller, Norman Smith. THIRD ROW: Dean Litten, Junior 3etts, Paul Jackson, Jack Klausing. SEVENTH GRADE J1HS- SO'.V: Ann .lames, Phylli Griffith, J«j ice Williams, Lois Ann Dunlap, Marilyn Smith, Nancy Bryan, Shirlev Winkle. S2CQND ROW: Jack Weelie, £arl McKanna, Richard Rimer, Rarlene killer. Rose Marie Campbell, Nancy Sllen Davies, David Young, Donald Jameson, YHIFJ) ROW: Sill Syfert, Duane Y xing, Roland Auchmuty, James Burman, Glen Rooerts, Wilton Sushong, Owen Tudor, Jerry Disinger, kies Cunning. c. i'IASI HOW: SRC l.’D ROW: Phyllis Alstaetter, Rhea Tudor, Patty Vance, U rlene Foulkes, Clifford Welle, Ronald 2vans. Gene Williams, Lane 3ushong, Mrs, Skinner. Miss Cum.ir.e', Clair McKanne, Richard Otto, Wilbur Williams, 3111 Reese. Oi VA j .rv% ! i MFOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Shirley Rimer, ''-n Sdwards, vane Dllen Tudor, Janice Anderson, Mary Jane killer, Mary Louise Stemen, Sue Rohrer, Barbara Jameson SLCdCD RCW: Lloyd Collar, Glen ? illlai s, Carole Clevenger, Mary Griffith, Marlene Thooas, 5illv Griffith, Thomas Kinetle. THIRD:ROW: Mrs. Skinner, Hay Salisoury, Jamas Hayden, Larry McWilliams, Alton Stephens, James Ha: ilton, James “vans, Keith Garcarson, Keith Edwards, Ronald Alstaetter. V THIRD GRADE I Norn Tu or, vanice Klauein , ilary Ann Slusser, Jeann:.re VanDeoark Kane' Barnes, Marilyn fiavien, Olive Stephens, Marilyn Griffith. 60’ kies Conawa •, Gordon Jor.ee, Wendell Th as, MVron Eeldleb ueh, Carolyn Snerer, Marlene 3ryar., Donald Maxwell, Allan -rs. THIRD RCW: Donald YanDer.srk, David Bisbee, Le jiprd Tells, Robert Hunk, Paul 3t . cr, 11 % ,:-’ron FI. . HOW: Patty Auehruty, Shirley Jones, Suzanne Salisbury, Marilyn Hawk:, Shirley Smith, Beverly Pitney, Mary Wells, Grace Stemen, Kathleen Basin«er. SaCcI.D HOT: 3illy Kuhlman, Gene Campbell, (Jerry Uuehleman, Larry Sneary, 3enny Hillard, Donald Brown, Martin Al9taetter, THIRD HOW: Jaaee Kinstle, Thomas Reese, Richard Utrup, Jack Hayden, Karciso Carrero, Miss Jordan. PRIMARY GRAD FIRST ROW: Betty Foulkes, Carol Wells, Nancy Schmidt, Doris Hayden, Carolyn VladdocK, Carol Lee Hamilton, June Utrur,, ithel Dimock. SiCCMD HOW: RoDert Garbereon, Gale Williams, Larry Risser, James Williams, Ronald Hamilton, Milton Deffenoau h. IHIRD ROW: Glen Hayden, Thomas 3e6t, Gary Miller, Reynold Edwards, Mra Hicht. ...v j ATHLETICS A word—Vaughnsville has enjoyed a great athletic year. In all divisions of sport the Vikings have been successful. Alumni, people of Vaughnsville, and students have all cooperated to sake this possible. To the mesibers of the teams the victories were well earned—but to those who gave as auch as any and received nothing in return—the scrubs,------wa dedicate this section of the “Reminder . BASKET BALL SCHEDULE 7HS Opp. Nov. 16 Ottawa Public Here 49 34 Nov. 23 Lima St. Johns There 25 28 Nov. 30 Columbus Grove There 21 20 Dec. 7 Pandora Here 30 39 Dec. 14 Ft. Jennings Here 49 42 Dec. 18 Goner Here 61 28 Jan. 4 Blanchard There 37 27 Jan. 5 Leipeic There 49 32 Jan. 11 Attawa Par. Here 50 34 Jan. 15 Glandorf Here 41 30 Jan. 18 killer City There 34 40 Jan. 22 Ottawa Public There 32 39 Jan. 25 Continental Here 27 32 Jan. 29 Corner There 41 51 Feb. 1 Ottoville There 29 M Feb. 8 Kali da Here 55 31 Tournament Feb. 14 Ft. Jennings Leipolc 34 31 7eb. 16 killer City Leipeic 55 51 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Karen 29 Ft. Jennings April 5 Continental April 19 killer City April 26 Xalida • Tournament—Kay 2 - - - - at Pandora •e HUNN1RS-UP IN '45 BASEBALL TOURKET After defeating Ft. Jennings in the quarter finals by a 4-2 score, we won over Columbus Grove by a 3-0 count in the semi-finals at Pandora. The finals were dropped to Xalida by a score of 13-5. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICV The Athletic Association was started this year with nearly a hundred per cent membership of the high school fellows. The following officers were elected: President Gordon Best Tice. Pres Don Riser Sec.-Treas Torn Smith Reporter Gene Poulkes Hew Basketball and Baseball suits were purchased for the respective tease. 1 1 9 J JO KOt: Mr. Poster, Roy Dunlap, Pat Basinger, Dale Srane, Robert Lltten . V-:-vin Stephens, Harlan Sherrard. pene Asicins, Gordon Jameaon, Kenneth Salth, Herbert Griffith Vernon Aakina, Martin Schuaacher. FItiS; Mnrlen Sherrard, Wendell Steohens, Junior Betts, Paul Jackson. 5-i.wONj hL7 : Nort in smith, Jack Klnusine, Robert Bryan, Tneron Jackson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Foster, Marvin Griffith, John Foulkes, Robert Foulkes. CHEER LEADERS Left to Rieht: Martha Seaman, Ruby Litter., Tava r- Foulkes. 05 f I ftST PHI kD x(U7i; ; ilU 2T; ROW: v 4 vv V v pyf k 11 ■i'BASEBALL TEAM . x i?T Pat 3- in er. Gene Foulkes, Ivan Smith, Dale Evans, Willis Tudor, Jacit «ili Ians, Gordon Best, Dor. Rimer, Pete Hunt Ed r-r Vance, Bob Litten, Nel on Caton, Lawrence Mus -ra c, Herbert Griffith, Doyle Litten, Vernon Aakins. ■ iv.nrvi!. ftr-hens. Bob ..tten, Willis Tudor, Ton Smith, Gordon Best Don Rimer, Gene Foulkes, Dick Pryer, Martin Schumacher, Dale Foulkes. tXXND ROW: Bob Foulkes, Lawrence MuBerave, Ivan Smith, Pete Bunt, Roy Ray Hofferbert, Jack Williams, Ilelson Caton, Doyle Litten, Dale Evans, Vernon Askins. THIRD ROW. Ur. Foster, Gordon Jameson, Kenneth Smith, Bob Bryan, Pat Basinger, Wendell Steohens, Ei ar Vance, Herbert Griffith, Ivan Sneary, Marlen Sherrard, Louis Calvela re, Gene Askins. Back to school, now teachers, new faces, class celved our seats Baseball game - Continental, hoae. Ve von I Teachers1 Institute Ditto Baseball, Goner. We wont Baseball, Kallda. We lost t officers elected OCTOBER Baseball, Goner. We wont County Fair, band played. Jr. class rings arrived. Bow jang on to then, Juniors I Seniors traveled to Findlay to have pictures of handsone faces taken. B.S. party sponsored by Seniors. Best evert Oh 1 Which one flatters ne most? Tes, you guessed It. Sr. proofs arrived. Cheerleading try-outs. After great deliberation, we chose Wave Irwin Martha Seaman, Martha Foulkes, and Ruby Litten to lead the Vikings to victory. Olrls school - all boys went hunting. Delicious pheasant and rabbit supper for Seniors sponsored by Mrs Myers. fi.S. nartv sponsored by Juniors. Good tine had by everyone. Basketball game at at. Jonns. e lost I Basketball game at Col. Grove. We wont B - £ - Every Pupil Tests. 7 - Basketball game - Pandora, We w 18 - Basketball game - Goner, We won 20 - Senior pictures arrived. We on 22 - Bo school - everyone snowed In 1 25 - Merry Ghrlstnas 1 hall (in the show case) V. 1 - Happy lew Tear 1 2 - Back to school after a wonderful vacation, 18 - Basketball game - Miller City, We lost. 22 - Ottawa Public game. We won I 24 - Farmers Institute. 25 - Continental Basketball game. We lost. 29 - Basketball game. Goner. We lost. 30 - Second grade chapel - Very g )d. . Public. We won I Basketball game at Ottaw We played Ft. Jennings. Sophomore Ring selection Defiance College representative for Seniors. Seniors picked Commencement invitations. Third grade chapel - Splendid I Basketball Tournament - Stalled on way to game We won I Basketball - Miller City - We lost. First grade chapel - goodt Group pictures taken for annual. played Ft. Jennings Junior play, “Life Begins at Sixteen - A great success Junior High basketball tournament. Senior Scholarship Tests. Father A Son Banquet - Rimer. X-rays at Ottawa - What a popping tine on the way, blame the Sophomores and their balloons for that I AW 3etty Ste.nen, Avis Rofferb rt, Marilyn Myers, Doris Blockberger, Ruth Robert -, Martha Foulkee, U- i Myers, Dolores 31ockbeneer. krs. Carpenter, Oleta Dunlap, Pats Sdwards, ilonetta 3ushons, Lila Jackson, A1, ice Buraan, Lila Burman, Ruth Boyd, D lores Vance. Patsy Dunlao, Beulah Conrad, Martha Seaman, Nan Sherrard, Whva Irwin, Ruby Litten, Isabella TTells, Jean Hamilton. FIRST ROW: Sjt'.s'w D R07i THIRD ROT: O r Amm[ •■'1 •' ROiV: Vernon Askins, Cordon Jameson, Herbert Griffith, Marlen Sherrard Gene Ask ins. 5h J 0 c 7: Roy Dunlap, Dale Svane, Nelson Caton, Ivan Smith, Pat Basinger, Mrs. Carpenter. THIRD ROW; Robert F'ulk s, Fete Hunt, Gene Foulkes, Willis Tudor, IvanSne ry. FIRST 30V: Lila Jackson, Janice Smith, Nan Sherrard, Gene Asklns, Dale Ivans Dolores Vance, Paul Jackson, Nelson Caton, Gene Foulkes. SSC01TD HOW: Ruth Boyd, Lawrence Musgrave, Idgar Vance, Lavonne Gurbenhoff, Betty Stemen, Jack Veslel, Dean Lltten, Kenneth Smith, Colleen Bryan, Johnny Foulkes, Martha Seaman, Doyle Lltten, Bob Foulkes, Robert Bryan, Iran Smith. THIRD ROW: Norman Smith, Duane Young, Ruth Myers, Janice Vllllams, Doris Young, Vernon Asklns, Roy Dunlap, Marilyn Myers, Oleta Dunlap, Jack Myers, Theron Jackson, Gordon Jameson, Marlsn Sherrard, Meredith Hawk, David Young. FIRST ROW; Robert Foulkes, Roy Dunlap, Gene Asklns, Ivan Sneary, Verona Jervis, Ruth Roberts, Nan Sherrard, Ruth Myers, Martha Foulkes, Betty Stemen, Doris Blockberger, Delores Miller, Marilyn Myers. SECOND ROW: Vernon Asklns, Gordon Jameson, Marlen Sherrard, Dale Ivans, Pat Basinger, Avis Hofferbert, Janice Amlth, Doris Young, Lavonne Grubenhoff, Ruby Lltten, Martha Seaman, Isabella Veils, Pat Dunlap, Beulah Donrad, Dolores Blockberger, Lila Burman. THIRD ROV: Robert Riley, Ivan Sm th. Nelson Caton, Herbert Griffith, Gene Foulkes, Pets Hunt, Willis Tudor, Shirley Jameson. Ruth Boyd, Jean Hamilton, Patsy Edwards, Lila Jackson, Dolores Vance, Oleta Dunlap, Wava Irwin, Monetta Busho-ig, Alice Burman. FIRST «ROW: Louis Calvela e, Karlen Sherrard, Dale Evans, Pat Basinger, Kenneth Smith, Robert Foulkes. 5KC0XD ROW: Mr. Fleming, Wendell Stephens, Laurence Mustrave, Kelson Ceton, Dcyle Litten, Dale Foulkes, Gordon Jameson, Robert Bryan. THIRD ROW: Marvin Stephens, Villis Tudor, Jack 'Williams, Martin Schumacher, Robert Litten, Edcar Vance, Vernon Askins. FIRST ROW: Ruth Wyere, Lavonne Gruoenhoff, Colleen Brvan, Rhea Tudor. SaC-JD RGV: Uarvin Griffith, Jach Myers, John Foulkes, Robert Foulkes, DonAld Collar. • T lnD ROW: Mr. H. D. Fleming, Dean Litten, Wendell Stephens, Marlen Sherrard Owen Tudor, Jacit Weslie. 9n tlte S UHce Don Ahern H.D. Don Anderson H.D. 1111 Arts Bernard Atkins Vendell Atkins H.D. Lovell Auchmuty Reed Barnes H.D. Noel Basinger H.D. Albert Bauaan H.D. Whelan Bayman Bill Beach Marvin Beach ff.D. Willard Beaaond Cliff Benroth Marvin Benroth H. D. Ronald Best Alfred Beet H.D. Irvin Blockberger H.D. Riser Blockberger H.D. Harry Blockberger H.D. Bob Bogart H.D. Herbert Bushong H.D. Dave Boyd Meredith Bragg Dick Bryan Bryan Caton H.D. Jay Clevenger h.D. Lawrence Conrad H.D. Glenn Conrad H.D. Jay Collar H.D. Wendell Collar H.D. ( John Culllnan Richard Davies H.D. Robert Davies H.D. Xarl DeCanp Carl DeCeap H.D. Ralph DeCamp H.D. Ernest Deken M.D. John Devilblss Avery Douglas Ronald Dunlap F.D. Dale Dunlap Bob Edvards Ton Evans H.D. Don Ivans • John Evans Don Fortman H.D. Lorain Woulkes H.D Dick Goedde H.D, ____A._______ ROLL OF HONOR 0 0Ufl Cou+lt Uf Victor Griffith H.D. Bob Griffith Mary I. Hanllne Charles Hanllne P.W. Levi Hayden Bill Hartoon H.D. Max Hartman H.D. Wayne Heidlebaugh Percy Heidlebaugh H. D. Louis Hoffaan Bob Hunt H. D. Bill Hunt _ .. Don Hughes H. D. Forest Hughes H.D. Charles Humphreys H.D. ken Jameson H.D. Gwynne Jenmins H.D. filllam Jenkins John Jervis H.D. Sugene Jones Virgil Krouse Raymond Lewis H.D. Dale Lltten Harry Lloyd Arthur Lloyd Vernon Lloyd Don McKanna H.D. Dale McKanna Bob McKanna Gordon McOwen Willard McOwen H.D. Kenneth McOwen H.D. .Charles Mericle Brax Mericle H.D. Clarence Miller Dale Miller H.D. Jay Miller Harold Miller Walter Miller P.W. Jack Morrison Dick Myers H.D. Bill Myers Marie Ifyer H.D. Harry Paroelee Gilbert Peltier H.D. Danny Pitney H.D. Ellen Rakestraw A.R.C. Lloyd Reese Bob Rhoades .D. Sills Rhoades Wendell Riser H.D. Raymond Rimer H.D. Elizabeth Rimer H.D. Junior Riley H.D. Jack Roberts Merle Sakemiller H.D Willis Sakeeiller George Salisbury H.D. Gilbert Schumacher H.D. Norman Schumacher H.D. Gene Seaman H.D. Oran Slusser M.D. Willis Slusser H.D. VernoL Siuith Joe Sobosly H.D. Bob Stemen H.D. Sam Strohl H.D. Gerald Stems Donald Thomas H.D. Herbert Thomas H.D. Ivan Thoi as H.D. Val Thompson Virgil Tull H.D. Paul VanDemark H.D. Virgil Wide £.D. Joe Wahnhoff H.D.. Jacob Warkentin H.D. John Warkentin H.D. Byron Watkins Ray Whtkins H.D. Willis Watkins H.D. Kenneth Welle M.D. Rogard Westenbarger Edgar Wilhelm H.D. Junior Wilhelm H.D. Gall Willlama H.D. Woodrow Williams H.D. Ivan Williams H.D. Willard Williams Gwendolyn Williams H.D. Richard Williams Robert Williams H.D. Howard Wise Walter Wood H.D. Dale Wood H.D. Francis Wreede Richard Wri«ht H.D. Ronald Wright H.D. 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SNAPS 35 4 G Or4 i t W I I 11 S D icK Doo b le. a T C m KAI-1LE SUPPLY AND SEED MILL MURKEJYS SWIfT SEEDS £LOUR S££DS DAL COMPLETE LINE Of M£STON£ P RODUC YS APPLIANCES ____CY J KA.rll.E. ua £ 0 r O PALMER DAIRY STORE Col'Gjrove.Omio i fi.BORGELT LUMBER and supplies WmSI DIiREdConCREYE PPICM£:ato-yy Or AWA GRDVEDflLf FEED compnny ;eed, seed, pertiu' er, ailNDlMWMum V O — u-trctur. Prop, Phort £(o rol.. GROVE. OJ-JIO MGARET'S BEflUiy SHOP Vaugpimsville.O-iio HUGHES son JEWELERS FOR OVER c-o YEARS 55 PUBLIC SQUARE LIMA OHIO J MOENTER'S PAUL AMD MARC rOR DELICIOUS SANDWICHES rr jenninc.s -o.hio ROBERTS DEALER IN GEEIERAL inERCHfiflDISE VAUCPIMSVILLE OMIO i J- OTTOVILLE MILLER. CO HATCHERY GENERAL STORE OTTOVILLE ATT — OHIO OTTOVILLE - OHIO LOCUST OJ'L COMPANY dealers in GASOLINE AND OIL DISTRIBUTORS Of TLEETWM6 PRODUCTS COMPLETE LINE Of MOTOR Oil. FUELOIL. AND GREASES for c uic k service phone your order in-1 VflUGHflSVILLE OHlO PHOOE 12-C on PH OS OHIO coiriPLidiEms OF LinDEmm's SHOE STORE ----FURNITURE — PHILCO------ZElNITH RADIOS-REFRIGERATION ckitii suwiy STORE IFIPHOS OHIO_PHONE MI S9 WESTRICH PAINT £r APPLIANCE STORE 2o7N.Main - Ph. Mainl41S Delphos Ohio JUNG ii. STALLkAjV) ' drugs Pflinis UJflLL PRPER coR7no. niRin DELPHOS, OHIO MfRS. KING'S CAMPHOIOTION 0 H0R1E OF iHRRTSCHflFFITER. , and mORX CLOTHES SEETSOIT HATS RLPflGORR COOTS for RiEn ono ujofntn LION CLOTHING RJMR-VAUGFJNSYJLL£ PUTNAM CRAIN DELPHOS OHIO LMY C!0 £RDAL£OTJ£NN1NG woody 's SERVICE STflTIOn GOSOLirtE-OILS-BATTERIES TIRES ACCESSORIES RIMER_______________OHIO Cowomls Dja;uvjac:y wxs SUNDRIES JOi Omm Omr, TlflRTKER'S furniture 6 appliances KflLIOfl__________OHIO FinDRH OHIO nGRLir flllE PO ClflSS flNDlSsY S STUD 0 iJfTRR TS P CMS OHIO limn.otiio -IT'S SMART TO SHOP AT- FE ID «AM LIMA -O OMJO THE NATIONAL 11M£ STONE CO ft! 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JENNINGS lisutoraLrs Jnwt I rij bmuLajf' Colours Grove 0biO Qur GEflRRL RFSLIDfl ins STORE OHIO C.R. Burnette CUT fvATE DPDSSTCJLETRjES Coi Grove, Ohio j SIEBEPEK RADIO SHOP ■aim Ohio Jons' Dry Cleaning A Dairy STORE COLUMBUS GROVEfO S «IGNE IOI j BERT BE OfT DRINKS CAUDA IE FOODS RnE'S o 5A RAGE KAJJcAG c D HUMPHREY'S mortuary a. JUWURE OLUMSUS GROVE OJ-IJO THE UNION NONPAR DRUC BANK CO STORE DELPHOS, OHIO COLUMBUS TrJ£ PALACE ICE CREAM, CICARS, GROVE fOeiAccopool OHIO DFIPHOS ® OHIO mt m LEJTy’S PLM£. BORDER'S ICE CRERIT1 nriflGflzioes — cflfioy —- FounTflin service OHIO VGUGHDSVILLE, intADOW • GOLD DAIM Come Lihe Of DfliRy Products OHIO pH 3 pH Limt For, The Best Of iH ON THE LAND MEANS Service In MONEY IN THE BANK LIVESTOCK i) USE SOIL SUJEETI1ER TRUCKIDG LlfllESTOnE J. HI. Williams 1 M J II II A M 1 PHONE 36L J. I. WILL 1 j VAUCHNSVILLE — OHIO • JOHN JONES HARDWARE VAUGHNSVILLE OHIO VAUGFJNSVJLLf rJAECrJERY BUYER OF POUITRY, EGGS, CREAM . 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