Vaughnsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Vaughnsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1947 volume:

FOREWORD tVe, the ' 7 Reminder Staff, present this annual to you with the hoDe that several years from now, you will be curious to know In what activities you and your classmates partlclDated In school. It Is at this time that you will get out a 7 Reminder and spend many hapoy hours reminiscing. Through our combined efforts we have tried to make It a book that you will long treasure and enjoy. ORDER OF BOOKS Dedication Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores-Freshmen Elementary Athletics Activities Honors Advertising ANNUAL STAFF 1st: MARTHa FOULKES, Associate Editor; MaRTHA SEAMAN, Business kgr; UONETfA BU3H0NG, Art; RUB LITTSN, Editor-In-Chief; RUTH ROBERTS, Freshmen; NAM SHERRARD, Associate Editor. 2nd: iuR. .VISE, Advisor; BETTY 3HEET3, Juniors; JEAN HAMILTON, Ass't. Circulation Mgr; PATSY ED.VaRDS, Humor; DOLORES VaNCE, Class Editor; LILa DEANS JaCKSON, Junior Ass't; DOLORES BL0CK3ERGER, Art; PATSY DUNLaP, 3ophomores; ISABELLA VELLS, Elementary Grades; BETTY STEiiEN, Seniors; DORIS BL0CK3ERJER, Circulation Mgr. 3rd: GORDON JAaESON, Junior Ass't; GENE ASKINS, Administration;PAT BASINGER, Basketball; DaLE FOULKES, Honor Rolls; HERBERT GRIFFITH, Clubs; IVAN SmITH, A3s't. advertising Mgr; PETE HUNT, Baseball; j«1aRVIN STEPHENS, Snaps; DALE EVANS, Advertising Mgr. (MARY MYERS, iuuslc Editor, absent) x ALMA MATER ■falls and stairs, blackboards and dust, books and pencils— these no real school can make. They are but a part of the compo- site. You, our Alma Water, are all these—and more—much more. To you, who develops In us a fellowship with othprs, pride in our ac- complishments, a love of sports, who Is our source of knowledge and Illimitable Inspiration, repository of fond memories, we dedicate this reminder” of the class of 'bf. More adequately than any written dedication, our school song expresses our sincere and loyal affection for our school! Oh, Vaughnsvllle High School, hall to thee Behold thy laoor and thy glee; Strive, till time shall bring the hour To sing our la9t farewell to thee. Oh, Vaughnsvllle Hl.-h School, we shall oralse So clear and strong her anthem raise; To her we'll always faithful be The emolem of our youthful days. CHORUS: Here's a cheer for Vaughnsvllle High Her blue and white shall never die Raise her praises to the sky And give your best to Vaughnsvllle High. m «V 9) 90 W. 0. KUHLMAN Superintendent Bowling Green State U., B.S. in Education, 1936 U. of Pittsburgh M. in Ed., 1941 Biological and Physical Science Social Science English MRS. GAYLORD MYERS Principal Lake Erie Col- lege for Women Ohio Wesleyan U. New Mexico State U., A.B., 1928 Mathematics Science Music MRS.W.G. KUHLMAN Bowling Green State U., B.S. in Education, 1936 Social Studies English Latin J H. DEAN FLEMING Ohio State U., B. S. in Agri- culture , 1924 Agriculture Physical Science RALPH W. FOSTER Bowling Green State Un B.S. in Education, 1941 Physical Sduc. Biology English VIRGINIA ZIRKLE Social Studies Ohio State U., B.S. in Home Economics, 1945 Home Economics English OSCAR C. REIHL Ut. Union College Northwestern U. Bachelor of Pub- lic School Music 1939 Instrumental and Vocal Music A HOWARD L. WISE Wittenberg Col- lege, A.B., 1940 Mathematics Physical Science Latin History English EUGENE ASKINS Glee.....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff...4 Reminder Staff % ?.7.A....1-2-3—4 Band.........3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 President......3. Vice President 2 PAT BASIV3SH Olee • • •..1—2—3—4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Betty's Candid Camera Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff...4 Reminder Staff T.P.A-----1-2-3-4 Basketball.•. ... .1-2-3-4 Baseball.....3-4 DOLORES BL0CEBZRG2R DORIS Glee.....1-2-3-4 BLOCKBEROER Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Mumbo Jumbo Glee.....1-2-3—4 Parrot Staff 3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Reminder Staff Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff President......2 Secretary......4 • 7-7; (lAjCu-fts fc 05 00 V PATSY EDWARDS Glee.....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3—4 Life Begins at 16 Betty's Candid Camera Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff )y It ™ ' MONETTA BUSHONG PATSY DUNLAP Glee.....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Glee.....1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Betty's Candid Life Begins at 16 Camera Betty's Candid Parrot Staff 3-4 Camera Reminder Staff Parrot Staff 3-4 4-H..........1-2 Reminder Staff Majorette... .1-2 4-H.........1-2 1-3-4 Band............2 Reporter 3S ' -J MUU? hf, DALE EVANS Olee.....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Mumbo Jumbo Reminder.....3-4 F.7.A......1-2-3 Band.......2—3—4 Basketball... ....1-2-3-4 Baseball...2-3-4 president....1-4 dale toulees Parrot Staff...4 Reminder Staff F.F.A....1-2-3-4 Basketball....4 Mumbo Jumbo Glee......1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Betty's Candid Camera Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff...4 Reminder Staff Band............3 Baseball.,.2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 PETE HUNT Glee........1-2-3 Mixed C----1-2-3 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff Basketball... ___1-2-3-4 Baseball...2-3-4 Betty's Candid Camera MARTHA fOUIXES Glee.....1—2—3—4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff ••4 Reminder Staff 4-H..........1-2 Cheer Leader.. ...2—3—4 Vice President 4 Sec.-Treas.....3 JEAN HAMILTON Glee.....1—2—3—4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff RUBT LITTON Glee....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Betty's Candid Camera Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder....3-4 Cheer Leader...3 Vice President.3 Treasurer.....1 4-H..,..,....1-2 • 7 i V -V MART MYERS Glee.....1-2-3—4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Betty'8 Candid Camera Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff 4-H..........1-2 Sec.-Treas.....2 Head Librarian. 3—4 RUTH ROBERTS Glee.....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff 897 MARTHA SEAMAN Glee.....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff...4 Reminder Staff Band.....1-2-3-4 Cheer Leader...3 Treasurer......4 BETTI SHEETS Enrolled in '46 Glee............4 Mixed Choru8...4 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff...4 Reminder Staff yu NAN SHERRART Glee......1-3-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Betty's Candid Camera Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff 4-H..........1-2 Cheer Leader...4 Band.......1-2-3-4 7Vi u I, iJZcM- I IVAN SMITH Glee........1-2-3 Mixed C----1-2-3 Life Begins at 16 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff F.y.A..........2 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball.....3-4 Band.....1-2-3-4 Reporter........2 BETTI STEMXN Glee.....1-2-3-4 MARVIN STEPHENS Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 F.7.A....1-2-3-4 Betty's Candid Life Begins at 16 Camera Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff 3-4 Parrot Staff...4 Reminder Staff Reminder Staff 4-H...........1-2 Basketball, 2-3-4 Band......1-2-3-4 ■of JjJj Vice President 1 ly Ich ilJ DOLORES VANCE Glee....1-2-3-4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Mumbo Jumbo Parrot Staff...3 Reminder Staff 4-H..........1-2 Band.....1-2-3-4 W to n ISABELLA WELLS Glee.....1—2—3—4 Mixed C. 1-2-3-4 Life Begins at 16 Betty18 Candid Camera Parrot Staff 3-4 Reminder Staff 8jL t- Oi 00 CLASS HISTORY ■Those Kids certainly don't look like Seniors .' Why, 1 can remem- ber when they were In the first grade. Yes, but It has been twelve long years of hard work and fun. Our class consisted of twenty-seven members when we were Freshmen and we considered ourselves quite grown up when we graduated from the eighth grade and entered high school. In our Freshman year we made all the mistakes that Greer Freshmen are supposed to mAke (plus a few more). To us this was our year of class parties. From that year on we were known as The Hay-Ride Kings . (Oh, for the good old days.') The honors of holding the first class offices In high school went to the following: President Dale Evans Vice-President Betty Steraen Secretary Alice Varkentln Treasurer Ruby Lltten News Reporter Mlnetta Bushong Class Sponsor Miss Virginia Sapo After three months of recovery we felt we were able to Journey back and now be classified as Sophomores. This year we lost a member of our class, and gained one; therefore, our class membership was still twenty-seven. Alice Warkentln left and Urban Selhorst entered this year. We elected the following officers: President Doris Blockberger Vice-President Dene Asklns Sec.-freas. Mary Myers News Reporter Ivan Smith Class Advisors Miss Betty Jean Price Karl foretell During the last month of this term we selected our class rings. Our Junior year gave us many thrills, and after experiencing two previous years of High School, we now felt we were veterans. We received our class rings, presented our wonderful chapel pro- gram to the student body, gave our class play, Life Begins at Sixteen to a packed auditorium. Mr. Kuhlman directed our play. Our class officers were chosen as follows: President Gene Asklns Vice-President Ruby Lltten Sec.-Treas. Martha Foulkes News Reporter Monetta Bushong Class Advisor Mrs. Ernest Carpenter We completed the year with our reception In honor of the Seniors of ' 6. Our prom was a very colorful event and the Hawaiian theme was carried out In every detail. This year we lost Urban Selhorst, Betty Sobosly, and Ida Sneary. We now had twenty-four In our class and still it was the largest class In the school. We felt very proud of ourselves, getting through the year as smoothly as we did. The only real confusion was caused by Minetta, changing her harae to Monetta. Being Seniors In 19U-6- 7, we felt that It was at last time we assumed the dignity that this honored position entitled us to. We used wise Judgment In electing the following officers, who were to head us through this, our last year at VHS. President Dale Evans Vice-President Martha Foulkes Secretary Doris Blockberger Treasurer Martha Seaman News Reporter Monetta Bushong Class Sponsor Mrs. Gaylord Myers Again this year we put our greatest efforts and abilities to work to put on another outstanding play. We were guests at a wonderful re- ception given us by the Juniors. Baccalaureate and Commencement formed their Impressions to be remembered In later years and by these activi- ties another class departed from VHS ready to face the world. e- 00 of the Senior twenty first day Doris Sloekb CLASS COLORS Sllwer and Green CLASS FLOWER fellow Tea Rose CLASS MOTTO before Us Lies The Tiaber Let Us Build. t'- cc N. - C g| SENIOR CLASS PLAY Betty Betty'a mother Betty's father Betty's sister Betty's slater Betty's Candid Camera Album Betty Btemen Ruby Lltten Herbert Griffith Nan Bherrard Patsy Edward8 This skit was also presented with the Senior Class Play. On Anrll 25, the Seniors of Vaughn9vllle High School Dresented to a packed house their class play Mumbo Jumbo by Jack Barnard. It was a gay, modern mystery farce, crammed with action, loaded with laughs. Dick and Pee-Vee, two college boys, arrived at Dick's uncle's house In the country. They were there on some mysterious mission and were not at all dismayed -hen they learned that Uncle John had been called awey to a funeral and they were to have the place to themselves. They were not at all dis- mayed until they realized that their money had disappeared. At wit's end, needing cash In a hurry, they decided upon the desperate plan of turning the place Into a country hotel. They hung out a sign on the state highway, and as the night whs a dark and 9tormy one they soon had a houseful of Ill- assorted guests. There was Harold Custer, a timid young man and his fright- ened mother; Pe ches breeding, a ha.rd-bolled chorus girl; Ur. Beamish, a mysterious blind man who tapped his way with a cone; Dr. Omahandra, a West Indian mystic; Kay Saraedl, his beautiful and strange oatlent, and Madame Celesta, a Haitian witch doctor. That night a murder was committed and one of the guests was slain. The Sheriff of Milburn arrived to take charge of the Investigation; so did Miss Emma, the Sheriff of Hopetown. For the house was built on the county line which bisected the living room, placing the evidence In one county, and the corpse In the other. You can Imagine the consternation and rlgamarole of the Law. So Involved did It become that Dick had to tfke over, and with the help of twelve-year-old Daisy finally solved the crime. Mumbo Jumbo Cast of Characters Mrs. Sarah Reynolds John, her husband Dick Reynolds, a college boy Pee-Wee Smith, his pal Tweety, a hired girl Monahan, a State policeman Harold Custer, a very polite young man Mrs. Custer, his mother Mr. Peter Besmlsh, who Is blind Doctor Gaza Omahandra, a west Indian mystic Madame Celesta, a native witch woman Peaches Greedlng, a chorus girl Lem Marble head, Sheriff of Milburn Miss Emma Burpee, Sheriff of Hope County Daisy, her 12 year old niece Jean Hamilton Dale Foulkes Dale Evans Gene Asklns Betty Sheets Marvin Stephens Pat Basinger Martha Seaman Ivan Smith Pete Hunt Dolores Blockberger Doris Blockberger Herbert Griffith Dolores Vance Martha Foulkes The Seniors presented a chapel composed of a skit, Betty's Candid Cam- era. The characters were as follows: Grandma Granny's mother Granny's father Granny's sister Granny's nelce Granny's brother Grandma's Tintype Album Monetta Bushong Mary Myers Pete Hunt Patsy Dunlap Isabella Veils Pat Basinger First Row: Oleta Dunlap, Doris Collar, Ruth Boyd, Marilyn Myers. Second Row: Gordon Jameson (Fres.), Lila Burman (Reporter), Lila Deane Jackson (Sec.- Treas.), Mr. Wise. Third Row: Kenneth Smith, Nelson Caton (Vice Pres.), Doyle Litten, Vernon Askins. t- Ci 00 Seated: Herbert Griffith, Lila Burman, Martha Foulkes, Ruth Boyd, Martha Seaman, Gene Askins. Standing: Oleta Dunlap, Marvin Stephens, Pat Basinger, Dale Foulkes, Marilyn Myers, Mr. Wise. r fr- QO Ken Wilson - - Marjorie Baker BobDy Taloot - JUNIOR PLAY ■LADY STAKE UP- In accordance to the Annual tradition the Junior class presented their play, a delightful comedy called “Lady .take Up- on November 15, 19 6. The play was a comedy of a young lady. Fay Duncan, who engaged the services of a fake Hindu fortune teller and hypnotist, Ranee Rah, to entertain her girl friends, tlarjorle, Gladys, and Carol. Fay ha9 herself hypnotized Just for fun and th n could not be Drought out of her trance oecau-e th police came to Arrest Ranee Rah. In the prin- cess's escaDe she forgot to dehyonotlze- Fay. To add to the confusion and excitement Fay had hidden contracts belonging to her husband's boss and no one could find them. Hie con- tracts had to o found oefore nine o'clock the following morning or the business deal would be lost and Danny would lose his Job. Fay's young brother, Bobby, did not helD matters out only com- plicated them with practical Jokes. Nor was Fay's mother a help be- cause she blamed the uoroar on her son-in-law. The olay ende l with an exciting twist . nd everything turned out fine. The characters were as follows: Fay Duncan ----- -A young housewife- ----- Ruth Boyd Danny Duncan ----- Fay's husband- - - - - Gordon Jameson - -Danny'8 old school pal- - - Fay'8 best friend- - -Fay'8 young brother- - - Nelson Caton • Oleta Dunlap Vernon Asklns Gladys Robey - -- One of Fay's friends- - - - Marilyn Myers Carol Bales ----- Gladys' chum- ------ Doris Collar Ranee Rah - - - --- A fake Hindu mystic- - - - - L11a Burraan Tim Hoollhan - - - -An Irish detective- - - - - Doyle Lltten J. 0. Mulhall - - - - -Danny's doss- ----- Kenneth Smith Mrs. Talbot ----- -Fay's mother - - - Lila Deane Jackson Director - - - - Mr. Kuhlman PROM The Class of 19 7 enjoyed a wonderful evening Saturday, May 10, as the Junior Class entertained the Senior Class at the annual Junior- Senior Prom. Members of the faculty and their spouses also attended. Mothers of members of the Junior Class prepared the delicious banquet, snd ten beautiful girls from the Sophomore Class served as waitresses. Following the motif of a fairyland garden throughout, ♦he hosts transformed the gymnasium into a picture of nature's handiwork. The menu followed the same theme. Upon completion of the repast and the program, guests and hosts Joined In the garden for dancing. The Juniors presented an entertaining program: Welcome..............................Gordon Jameson Response..................................Dale Evans Trio. ...........................Lila Deane Jackson Oleta Dunlap, Lila Burman Reading...................................Lila Burman Plano Solo..................................Mr. Relhl Class Prophecy..............................Ruth Boyd Trio............................................Gordon Jameson Vernon Asklns, Nelson Cston Benediction.......................................Mrs. Kuhlman 403� - - 4 f v _ o J — - Vv-Vy- , v. - V? . - 5 w C- Sophomores V ” X First Row: Doris Dunlap, Marilyn Myers, Betty Thomas (Treas.), Kathryn Thomas, Marilyn Auchmuty. Second Row; Miss Zlrkle, Carole Winkle (Pres.), Colleen Bryan (Sec.), Norma Maxwell, Ruth Miller (Reporter). Third Row: Norman Smith, Dean Lltten, Paul Jackson (Vice Pres.), Jack Klauslng, John Foulkes. first Row: Verona Jervis, Shirley Jameson, Delores Miller (Reporter), Norma Gephart, Betty Syfert, Ruth Myers (Sec.-Treas.), Ruth Parsons. Second Row: Bob Bryan, Lavonne Grubenhoff, Janice Smith (Vice Pres.), Doris Young, Donna Belle Hamilton, Lucille Riley, Robert Foulkes. Third Row: Wendell Stephens, Lawrence Musgrave, Robert Reese, Marlen Sherrard, Edgar Vpnce, Robert Riley (Pres.). K 97 First Row: Anne Barnes (Vice Pres.), Eanene Miller, Nancy Ellen Davis (Reporter), Marilyn Smith (Sec.-Treas. ), Janice .Tllllams, Nancy Bryan, Shirley Winkle. Second Row: Earl McKanna, Richard Rimer, Phyllis Griffith, Lois Dunlap, Rose Marie Campbell, David Young, Donald Jameson. Third Row: Billy Syfert (Pres.), Rolland Auchmuty, James Burman, Glen Roberts, Wilton Bushong, Jerry Basinger, Duane Young. First Row: Carolyn Myers, Nancy Maxwell. Nona Altstaetter (Sec.), Mary Lou Edwards, Colleen Vance (Reporter), Marilyn Jones (Treas.), Second Row: Mr. Foster, Bobby Blsbee, Meredith Hawk, Theron Jackson, Donald Krouse (Vice Pres.), Jack Myers. Third Row: Kermlt Salisbury, Marvin Griffith (Pres.), Ray Stemen, Paul Miller. rirat Row: Sue Rohrer, Shirley Rimer, Jane Tudor, Janice Anderson, Mary Steraen, Joann Edwards, Barbara Jameson. Second Row: Ronald Altstaetter, Billy Griffith, Lloyd Collar, Mery Miller, Marlene Thomas, Mary K. Griffith, Carole Clevenger, Thomas Kinstle, Keith Edwards. Third Row: James Hayden, James Ev ns, Janes Hamilton, Alton Stephens, Larry McWilliams, Glen Williams, Keith Garberson, Miss Cummlng 30 First Row: Clarabelle Evans, Rhea Tudor, Patty VRnce, Phvllls, Altstaetter. Second Row: Clare McKanna, Clifford Welle, Lane Bushong, Gene Williams Ronnie Evans. Third Row; Mrs. Emerson, Richard Otto, Billy Reese, Miss Cummlng « c 00 First Row: Shirley Jones, Hattie Auchrauty, Suz nne Salisbury Wells, Grace Stemen, Kathleen Basinger 3ec:nd Row: Tommy Reese, Nerclso Carrero, Beverly Pitney, Hawk, Marilyn Dotson, Billy Kuhlman, Jimmie Klnstle. Third Row: Martin Altstsetter, Donald Maxwell, Gene Campbell Meuleman, Larry Sneary, Benny Hillard, Donald Brown, Richard Miss Conaway. , Mary Marilyn , Jerry Utrup, First Row: Nora Tudor, Phyllis Maddock, Betty Hartoon, Olive Stephens, Marilyn Griffith, Jeannlne Vandernark, Second Row: Allan Myers, David Blsbee, Nancy Barnes, Marlene Bryan, Ted Miller, Ray Salisbury, Gordon Jones Third Row: Mrs. Emerson, Myron Heldlebaugh, Donald Heidlebaugh, Eugene Wells, Bobby Funk, Paul Brower, Wendell Thomas. Marilyn Hayden, Janice Klauslng. Carolyn Sherer, Vandernark, Byron Myron Evans, First Row: Kathryn Klnstle, Marlene Salisbury, Betty Davis, Gloria Smith, Kay Hamilton, Eileen Deck, Judith Davies, Vivian Alstaetter. Second Row: Duane Williams, Norman Maddock, Elizabeth Collar, Nancy Hillard, Sandra Jameson, Sara Max-well, Jerry Mitchell, Danny Franco Jimmie Collar. Third Row: Mrs. Barnes, Ray Clevenger, Gary Heldlebaugh, Tommy Griffith, Willis Stemen, Robert Evans, Glen Hayden, Dale Otto, Jay Clevenger, Donald Hughes. First Row: June Utrup, Betty Foulkes, Carol Mae Wells, Doris Hayden, Carol Lee Hamilton, Nancy Schmidt. Second Row: Gale Williams, James Williams, Donald Hamilton, Larry Rlsser, Gary Miller. Third Row: Mrs. Skinner, Reynold Edwards, Thomas Best, Milton Deffenbaugh, Robert Garberson. First Row: Dale Evans, Ivan Smith, Nelson Caton, Pete Hunt, Pat Basinger (Capt.) Second Row: Ur. Foster, Marvin Stephens, Herb Griffith, Bob Reese, Bob Bryan, Gene Asklns, Robert Foulkes (Mgr.) First Row: Kenneth Smith (Mgr.), Pat Basinger, Bob Reese, Ivan Smith, Herb Griffith, Nelson Caton, Dale Evans, Bob Bryan, Gene Asklns (Mgr.) Second Row: Norman Smith, Dean Lltten, Vernon Asklns, Edgar Vance, Marlen Sherrsrd, Doyle Lltten, Lawrence Musgrave, Gordon Jameson, Paul Jackson, Mr. Foster a x First Row: Herbert Griffith, Marlen Sherrard, Robert Reese, Paul Jackson, Vernon Asklns. Second Row: Mr. Foster, Norman Smith, Robert Bryan, Gordon Jameson, Robert Foulkes (Manager;. First Row: Ray Steraen, John Foulkes, Paul Jackson, Jack Klkuslng, Norman Smith, Marvin Griffith. Second Row: Earl McKanna (Manager), Donald Collar, Duane Young, Meredith Hawk, Jack Myers, Paul Miller, David Young, Mr. Wise. 05 00 ATHLETICS The 19 6- 7 basketball season was officially completed with the presentation of the basketball monograms: Two-year men, Pat Baelnger nd Dale Evans; one-year men, Gene Asklns, Pete Hunt, Ivan Smith, Marvin Stephens, and Nelson Caton; Managers, Bob Foulkes and Wendell Stephens; Cheer leaders, Martha Foulkes, Nan Sherrard, Ruth Boyd, and Marilyn Myers. Certificates accompanied all letters. BASKETBALL RESULTS VARSITY They f ■ 2 31 27 y RESERVES They w. 1 1 17 2l 15 OT II JUNIOR HIGH They We 35 2 2 5 1« 3« Uo 26 22 JUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT Columbus Grove 20 SEASONAL RECORDS RESERVES Won 7 Lost 10 VARSITY Lost 12 JUNIOR HIGH Won 5 Loat 5 VARSITY SCORING RECORDS TOTAL POINTS Q FG FT 67 5« 71 79 30 FREE THROW AVERAGES PLAYER TRIED M. Pat Basinger 63 1 Nelson Caton 10b Doyle Lltten 6 Pete Hunt 97 J Ivan Smith 25 Bob Reese 5 Marvin Stephens 22 Dale Evans 6U Gene Asklns 12 Marlen Sherrard k VH3 TZU 7 Opponents 269 1J PLAYER Nelson Caton Dale Evans Pete Hunt Pat Basinger Marvin Stephens 3 Ivan Smith 55 Gene Asklns 33 Marlen Sherrard 2 Bob Reese 13 Doyle Lltten 3 Bob Bryan 1 Vernon Asklns 2 VHS JT Opponents 72 POINTS PER QUARTER VAUGHNSVILLE 186 2( l6l 202 OPPONENTS 175 189 211 201 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Ottawa Public Ft. Jennlngs Comer Continental Columbus Grove Comer Miller Clty Kallda Pandora athletic association c- Ci X % Foulkes, Robert Bryan, Gene Asklns, Foulkes, Norman First Row: Vernon Askins, John (Vice.-Pres.), Robert Foulkes. Second Row: Edgar Vance, Wendell Stephens, Dale Smith, Jack Klauslng, Marlen Sherrard. Third Row: Gordon Jameson (Reporter), Dean Lltten, Herbert Griffith, Pat Basinger, Marvin Stephens, Dale Evans (3ec.-Treas.), Mr. Foster. Fourth Row: Lawrence Musgrave, Robert Reese, Paul Jackson, Pete {Jim t ( Dnon Twcm Qm A tV Mai ann P.o tnn Y anno th t .Vl CHEER LEADERS Martha Foulkes, HuTh Boyd, Nan Sherrard, Marilyn Myers ■ r - o 00 y CALENDAR SEPTEMBER • 3 - School days resumed—books Issued, seats assignments given. 6 - Classes elected officers. 13 - Friday 13 . 13 ooys caught In watermelon cause starvation or rolsdearaeanor? 17 - Baseball game with Ottawa. Ve won 13 to 2. 19 - The 13 boys had their lecture at Ottawa. Baseball game with Kallda. They went home with the winning score, 11 to 9. 20 - The Seniors came to school In their Sunday best. Yes, the Senior pictures were taken. 2k - Lost a oaseball game to Ottawa Puollc there with score 10-9. 27 - Seniors held high school party In gym. OCTOBER 1 - Baseball game with Blanchard and lost 15 to 3. 2 - Proofs of the Senior pictures came today. Oh.' Oh J 3- - No school. All went to Ottawa Fair. Band clayed. 6 - Baseball with Kallda, and lost again 7 to 2. 9 - Senior picture retakes. 12 - Ruby took sick. IS - Cheerleader tryouts. After a close decision, Ruth Boyd, Nan Sherrard, Martha Foulkes and Marilyn Myers were elected. 25 - No school } Teachers' Institute. 29 - Band Mothers' held a Hallowe'en Carnlv l in the school 1 - Juniors sponsored their school Darty. 4 - Ruby started back to school. 15 - All girls school today—hunting law came gave day. Howling success. 19 - Basketball game with Ottawa Pucllc. Lost 22 - Ventured to Ft. Jennings for game. e won ,, 26 - Played Lelpslc here and lost by 38-3M margin. Game with Corner there. Lost again with a Mo to 36 margin Played Blanchard here. Lost M8 to M3. Seniors picked commencement announcements. Game with Grove there. WE WON MM to 28. Beat Glandorf here. 35 to 31. _____ Lost to Ottawa Parochial 5M to Ml. Christmas program at school. The children In the first six grades. We played Miller City here. Lost 20 - exchange at school, old vacation i JANUARY I: Had a game with Ottawa Public here. Lost again M7 to Ml. Back to school again. Pat Dunlap received 9EVEN large paint- ed pictures. Was It a mistake or did she like her pictures? Had a magician show, We beat Gomer here 55 to 33 j Continental beat us there Is a tight game. Mo to 33. Lost to Ottovllle here. MM to 32. Had school Just In morning—too cold for the fires I Game at Kallda and HE WON too J M3 to 37. • •_____ Everyone preparing themselves for a good 05 00 CALENDAR JANUARI 20 - Farmers' Institute. 24 - Whole high echool wa8 in detention at noon J Gue98 everyone had a bad ■cough in last period Study Hall yesterday I Flayed a rip-roaring game with Beav rdam and .VON 52 to 46 .' 27 - Seniors born in January went to Fort 'Wayne on party. 29 - Seniors picked out name cards. 31 - Game with Grove here. They won with the score of 4-9 to 37. 28 - The 4th and 6th grad's gave a chaoel program. No school. My land, but it was cold.1 Played Pandora there. Lost 66 to 58. Tournament at Lelpslc. Lost to Continental game. The final score was 45 to 42. Started intramural basketball at noon. Mr. Moore gave an interesting talk on Rehabilitation. in a very trying beat us 29 to 16 I No school—everyone 9nowed in. Junior High Tournament at Ottawa. Grove Seniors took scholarship test at Ottawa. Snowed in again. Junior chapel program. Personal ap e rance of Jack Benny (Punk, to you, chum) and gang. Mr. Wise plays the piano. Every pupil tests. Didn't know we knew 90 little. Senior scholarship returns. C ngrats to the two Martha's.' Sophomores soonsored High Srbnnl Darty. Fun had by all. the honored by Freshmen. Gettln' • Group pictures retaken. Baseball game at Ottovllle. • Good Friday. Half day holiday. • Journeyed to Kallda for baseball game. • Preliminary District State Scholarship Tests. • Sophomores choose class rings. Getting to be quite ■stuff , you know. • Baseball here (Continental) • High School party. Seniors even for last fall. • Senior chapel program. • Baseball at Fort Jennings. • Senior Class Play—my achin' sidesi Eighth Grade tests- thelr achin' brains. • Band contest at Bluffton. 2 - The 5th and 6th grades � _ave a chapel program. - Final District Scholarship tests at Bowling Green. - Music Festival 10 - Junior-Senior Prom. 18 - Baccalaureate. It won't be long nowJ 21 - COMMENCEMENT 2 5 - Last day of school (officially, that is) 4 - Alumni--should auld acquaintance be forgot. 27 - Grade cards and school la officially and technically OUT } 27-30 - Senior Class Trip—Washington, here we come i r- zc 1st: Doris D., Delores M. , Nancy B., 2nd: Lila J., Janice 3., Nan 3., Ruth B., Ray S., Marlen 3., Dale E., Gene A., Martha 3., Dolores V. , Paul J., Nelson C. 3rd: Lavonne G., Edgar V., Lawrence M., Nancy D., Janice W., Ruth U., Norman 3., Dean L., Colleen B., Johnny F., Kenneth 3., Theron J.f David Y., Bob F., Doyle L., Bob B., Ivan 3. 4th: Duane Y., Jack W., Owen T., Betty 3., Gordon J., Shirley J., Vernon A. 5th: Marilyn M., Jack M., Oleta D. , Mr. Relhl, Doris Y. 1st: Rhea Tudor, Phyllis Altstaetter, Mary Stemen, Sue Rohrer, Billy Syfert, Clarabelle Evans, Marlene Foulkes, Colleen Vance, Marilyn Jones, Lloyd Collar 2nd: Mary Miller, Patty Vance, Marilyn Smith, Jane Tudor, Keith Garberson, Ur. Relhl, Wilbur Williams 1st: Delores M., Nan 3., Martha F. , Ruth B. , Isabella V. 2nd: Marilyn A., Marilyn M., Carol W., Doris D., Shirley J. , Ruth R., Doris B. 3rd: Kathryn T., Mary M., Lavonne G., Betty 3., Patsy D., Dolores V., Dolores B., Betty T., Ruby L., Colleen B., Norma G. , Ruth M. th: Betty 3., Oleta D., Janice 3., Monetta B., Lila J., Patsy E., Martha 3., Lila B., Jean H., Ruth M. h- - 70 w 1st: Gene A., John F. , Gordon J., Pat B., Norman 3., Vernon A., Bob F. 2nd: Jack K., Dale E., Nelson C., Robert R., Paul J., Marlen 3.. Mr. Reihl. 3rd: Bob B., Dean L., Lawrence M., Herbert G., Robert R., Edgar V. 1st: Gene A., Johnny F., Bob F., Gordon J., Vernon A. 2nd: Marilyn A., Kathryn T. , Betty T. , Carol W. , Colleen 3., 1; rllyn M. , Ruth M. , Norma G., Ruth R. , Martha F., Doris B., Patsy D. , Doris D. , Ruth M., 3rd: Shirley J. , Betty 3., Nan 3., Monetta B., Ruby L., Oleta D., Ruth B., Martha 3., Mary M., Delores M., Dolores B., Dolores V., Janice 3., Betty 3., Jean H. , Lavonne G., Isabella W. , Lila B., Lila J., Patsy E. U-th: Norman 3., Jack K. , Bob B. , Pat B., Dean L., Bob R. , Edgar V. , Lawrence M., Bob R., Paul J., Nelson C., Dale E., Herb G. Marlen 3. N 05 ao NEWSPAPER STAFF PARROT First Semester Seated: Betty Steroen, Monetta Bushong, Nan Sherrard, Ruby Lltten, Ruth Roberts, Doris Blockoerger. Standing: Betty Sheets, Jeen Hamilton, Patsy Edwards, Ivan Smith, Mr. Wise, Pete Hunt, Dolores Blockberger, Isabella Wells, Patsy Dunlap. t� 05 00 1st: Jack W. (Reporter), Jim E., Lloyd C., Keith d., Wllbur W., Billy d., Billy R. 2nd: Carolyn M. , Marilyn M. , Jane Ellen T., Joan E., Rhea T., Mary d., Shirley J. 3rd: Donald C., Donald J., Doris C. (Sec.-Treas.), Colleen B., Ronald E., Dlck 0. th: liarvln d. , John F. (Pres.), Dean L. (V.P.), Owen T., dordon J. 1st: Vernon A. (Sec.), John F., Boo B., dene A. (Pres.), Robert F. 2nd: Wendell S., Robert R., Dale F., Norman S., Jack K. 3rd: Mr. Fleming, Dean L. , Herb d. , Pat B. (Sent.), Marvin 3. (V.P.) th: Lawrence 1£. (Treas.), Marlen 3., Bob R., Nelson C., Kenneth S. r- 7 go Mr. Kuhlman: •That made for school this morning? Gene A.: There are 1g: the house and the alarm wa for seven .' Herb G.: I am going to be a? smart as the teacher one of the-ie days.' Dale F.: «Thy? Herb G.: She gives me a piece of her mind every day. tfHOOPS .'■ THAf'3 MY BOY Freshman: Please mama, let me go out tonight. SODhomore: May I go out tonight? Junior: I'm going out tonight, Dad. Senior: Good night, folks; I'll bring In the milk. e: that do we mean by wasted energy? Telling a halr-ralslng story to a baldheaded Mrs. Myers: I am going to drop this half-dollar Into a glass of acid, .fill It dissolve? Dale E.: No, It won't. Mrs. Myers: .fhy not? Dale E.: Because If It would, you wouldn't drop it In. Jean H.: Have you any four-volt two-watt bulbs? Doris 9.: For wnat? Jean H.: No, two. Doris B.: Yup. Mr. Kuhlman: This Is the fifth time you've been sent to my office this week. hat have you to say? Seventh Grader: I'm certainly glad It'8 Friday. Now I lay me down to sleep. The prof Is dry, the lectures deep. If he should quit before I wake. Someone Rick me, for goodness sake .' likes about I love literature, you read The Lady o Lane ? Gordie: Read It? I pushed Punk Criticism Is somet lng you can avoid by saying nothing doing nothing, and being nothing .' a DOWNCAST No wonder the ugly duckling Has such an ugly frown Because he has Just discovered That his pants are down .' If I am studying when you come In wake me up. Cute little stinker. Isn't he? ao Bob Griffith U.S. Army Jack Roberts U.S. Navy Ray Hofferbert U.S. Army Ton Smith U.S. Army • • • • SCHOLASTIC HONOR ROLLS (Requirements: 12 Martha Poulkes 1 Ruby Litten 1,2,3,4 Martha Seaman 1 11 Lila Deane Jackson 4 A Honor Roll All grades AM or 4 grades AM and 1 B ) 10 9 Delores Miller 1,2,3 Carole Winkle 1,2,3,4 Janice Smith 1,2,3,4 Doris Toung 2,3 8 Marilyn Jones 3 Carolyn Myers 3 (Requirements: 12 Gene Askins 1,2,3,4 Doris Blockberger 1,2,3,4 Monetta Bushong 2 Patsy Dunlap 2,4 Patsy Edwards 4 Dale Evans 1,2,3,4 Martha Poulxes 2,3,4 Mary Myers 1,2,3,4 Martha Seaman 2,3,4 Betty Sheets 1,2,3,4 Nondys Sherrard 1,2,3,4 Betty Stemen 2,4 Dolores Vance 1,2,3,4 11 Ruth Boy3 1 Doris Collar 1,4 Lila Deane Jackson 1,2,3 Gordon Jameson 2,3,4 10 Lavonne Grubenhoff 1,2,3,4 Delores Miller 4 Ruth Myers 1,2,3,4 Robert Riley 1,3,4 Doris Toung 1,4 an average of M3H) 9 Marilyn Anchmuty 1,2 Colleen Bryan 1,2,3,4 John Foulkes 1,2,3,4 Dean Litten 1,2 Marilyn Myers 1,2 Betty Thomas 1,2,3,4 Kathryn Thomas 1,4 8 Nona Altstaetter 1,2,3,4 Donald Krouse 1,2,3,4 Marilyn Jones 1,2,4 Carolyn Myers 1,2,4 Ray Stemen 1,2,3 7 Ann Barnes 1,2,3,4 Rose Campbell 2,3,4 Nancy Davies 1,2,3,4 Marilyn Smith 1,2,3,4 Billy Syfert 3,4 Shirley Winkle 1,2,3,4 David Toung 2 Duane Toung 2,3,4 B Honor Roll All grades above D ; Each figure opposite a name indicates the six-week grading period during which that name appeared on that respective honor roll. - ---irk-kit—---- - -fr J PVERTIS|«G KAHLE SUPPLY AND FEED MILL Murphy Red Rose Feeds FLOUR - SEEDS - COAL Complete Line Of Firestone Products and Appliances CY J. KAHLE, Mgr. Kalida Ohio VAUGHNSVILLE HATCHERY Infants', Children's and Misses' Ready-To-Wear BUYER OF POULTRY AND EGGS Yard Goods, Curtains, Drapery Materials Complete Line of Poultry, Supplies and Feed GIFTS - MILLINERY STEWART'S QUALITY CHICKS FOR SALE DEPARTMENT STORE ELLIS FOULKES, Prop. Phone 25D Columbus Grove, Ohio ERHART'S SALES SERVICE QUICK SERVICE DESOTO and PLYMOUTH USED CARS SHOE REPAIR AND STORE Marathon Gas - Oil General Repairing • Body Repairing L. E. WACHTMAN Phone 84 Kalida, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio HOLTKAMP-FORTMAN HARDWARE McCormick-Deering Farm Implements Frigidaire - Westinghouse Appliances Duo -Therm-Quaker Oil Heaters KALIDA OHIO THE NATIONAL TOM CARL'S GARAGE LIME STONE CO. GENERAL REPAIR Arc and Acetylene Welding Gasoline - Batteries - Tires Kerosene ■ Accessories - Tubes RIMER OHIO Phone 46E Vaughnsville, Ohio E. L. 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JENNINGS GROWING LARGER TO SERVE YOU BETTER ART BECKMAN FREY'S GENERAL REPAIRING DEPARTMENT STORE Day or Night Service CHAIN STORE PRICES Ottawa Phone 95 Kalida, Ohio FULL COVERAGE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE - PROTECTION J. J. MILLER COMPANY Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office: Columbus 16, Ohio Local Agent GENERAL STORE C. K. GRIFFITH Route 3 Columbus Grove, Ohio Ottoville Ohio LEFTY'S PLACE Now Managed By VERNON KIM'' THOMAS Plate Lunches ■ Sandwiches • Sodas - Malts - Sundaes Ice Cream Carryouts - Syrups This Will Be Known As THE PLACE — Look Forward to New Booths Next Summer — Vaughnsville Ohio OATMAN'S GROCERY A Fine Line oI Groceries MEATS, FRUITS VEGETABLES You Name It and We V ill Have It Rushmore Ohio Collegiate Cap Gown Co. HERFF-JONES CO. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS STATIONERS 1407-1419 North Capitol Ave. Fostoria Representative R. J. DICKENS Ohio Indianapolis 7. Ind. 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GLADEN Sunday Dinners—Short Orders—Sandwiches Banquets by Reservation Coal - Cement Blocks Cement Drain Tile - Builders' Supplies SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gas and Oils Phone Main 1176 Delphos, Ohio Firestone Tires—Lubrication—Car Washing Route No. 3 Delphos, Ohio In Northwestern Ohio It's the Beautiful HENRY SCHULTE CAPITOL Hauling lor SEALTEST MILK PRODUCTS CHOICE OF PICTURES Telling Belle Vernon Plant Phone Jackson 1416 Delphos, Ohio Lima, Ohio Delphos, Ohio GERMAN'S SHELL SERVICE • MARSHALL'S SOHIO SERVICE Car Washing and Servicing TIRES BATTERIES—AUTO SUPPLIES Tires Batteries - Auto Supplies East Fifth St. Delphos, Ohio East Fifth Ft. lennings Rd., Delphos. Ohio HARTER SON Funeral Home Ambulance Service PHONE NO. MAIN 1412 DELPHOS, OHIO OSCAR A. KOLKMEYER Funeral Home Ambulance Service MAIN 1168 DELPHOS, OHIO Furniture Furniture LION CLOTHING STORE Philco - Zenith Radios Refrigeration ■ Bottled Gas Delphos Home of Hart Schaliner Marx Clothes CREDE SUPPLY STORE Stetson Hats Delphos Ohio Delphos Ohio Compliments of WEGER'S DRY GOODS LINDEMAN’S Ready-to-Wear SHOE STORE Venetian Blinds - Draperies Delphos Ohio Delphos Ohio Compliments of C. R. BURNETTE PITSENBARGER SUPPLY CO. Cut Rate Drugs - Toiletries Delphos Ohio Columbus Grove Ohio NIENBURG SUPPLY CO. NISWANDER'S JEWELRY Hardware - Implemeri Heating and Plumbing Gilts That Last“ Glandorf Ohio Columbus Grove Ohio IT'S SMART Compliments of TO SHOP AT MOENTER'S FELDMAN'S Lima, Ohio Fort Jennings, Ohio Shaw Jewelers V . B. LAFFERTY House of Perfect Diamonds 48 Years in Service Nationally Known Watches SHOES AND SERVICE Shaw Jewelers 220 North Main Lima, Ohio Bicycles - Supplies - Service Columbus Grove, Ohio JONES' GARAGE Compliments of CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Donaldson Brothers Garage Columbus Grove, Ohio • Columbus Grove, Ohio BLOSSER HARRIET'S LUNCH HOME STORE CONFECTIONERY - NEWSSTAND Quality Groceries - Meats Columbus Grove, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio MAYBERRY'S RESTAURANT Columbus Grove Phone 136-W Ottawa DINNERS - SHORT ORDERS Cigarettes - Ice Cream • Candy C LE Bus Stop OPEN 24 HOURS SCHOMAEKER'S HARDWARE - GIFTS A Good Place To Buy ALLYSON DRESS SHOPPE LADIES' WEAR - DRESSES, MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Ohio R. F. ROOF COMPANY Poultry - Eggs - Cream - Hatchery PHONE GLANDORF 2511 PHONE, RESIDENCE, OTTAWA 166W GLANDORF, OHIO PUTNAM Grain and Supply Lumber - Coal - Feeds VAUGHNSVILLE RIMER For the Best C B FOOD MARKET of Service in C B FOOD MARKET LIVESTOCK TRUCKING FINE GROCERIES - MEATS AND SOIL SWEETENER FRUITS AND VEGETABLES J. M. WILLIAMS Vaughnsville Ohio Phone 36-L Vaughnsville, Ohio Putnam Co. K K 5c - $1.00 Store Livestock Association Columbus Grove Ohio HAROLD W. BOYD, Mgr. EUGENE GANDER SON HOME APPLIANCE STORE Columbus Grove Ohio Westinghouse, Philco and State Heatrola Electrical Repairing Columbus Grove Ohio WANNEMACHER'S WANNEMACHER'S Compliments of Jewelry - Records LOUISE LUCAS' ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - DRUGS BEAUTY SHOPPE Ottoville, Ohio Phone 33 Kalida Ohio VERHOFF LUMBER CO. R. C. HARRIS LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES FUNERAL HOME Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 81 Columbus Grove, Ohio KISSELL ELECTRIC GROVEDALE FEED CO. Wiring, Fixtures and Appliances GRINDING - MIXING - CUSTOM SPRAYING Phone 279 SERVICE 105 N. High Street Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 56 Columbus Grove, Ohio In Findlay It's Zierolf's In High Esteem Since 1874 FOR DAD AND LAD CLOTHES MEN LIKE SCHERGER MEMORIALS Hart Schallner Marx Clothes Florsheim Shoes • Dobbs Hats - Arrow Shirts AND FOREVERMORE Findlay Ohio 507-511 N. Main Delphos, Ohio ODENWELLER'S Compliments of CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS THE COMMERCIAL BANK Delphos Ohio Delphos Ohio THE FORT JENNINGS STATE BANK FT. JENNINGS OHIO JOHN JONES HARDWARE OLIVER RICKER, Jeweler WATCHES - DIAMONDS - GIFTS Vaughnsville, Ohio Fort Jennings, Ohio SIEBENECK RADIO SERVICE Compliments ol KIE AND TOM'S RESTAURANT Fort Jennings, Ohio Kalida, Ohio NARTKER BROTHERS BERT AND BERNIE'S GROCERIES - MEATS LOCKER SERVICE FINE FOODS SOFT DRINKS Kalida, Ohio Kalida, Ohio PIONEER HATCHERY ROWER'S DRS. KOTTENBROCK and ANDREWS Veterinarians SHOE REPAIR Kalida, Ohio Phone No. 47 Kalida, Ohio GMEINER'S COZY CORNER SHOES and REPAIRING Corner Hickory and Main RESTAURANT Phone 181 -W Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CORKWELL'S CLASS OF 1947 Cut Rate WISE CLOTHING SHOE CO. SUNDAES - ICECREAM Ottawa, Ohio Patent Medicines Ottawa, Ohio J. R. BORGELT Lumber and Supplies Transit Mixed Concrete BECKMAN'S JEWELERS Concrete Blocks - Quonset Bldgs. Phone 260-W Ottawa 59 Years In Ottawa, Ohio LUGIBILL FLORIST JONES' DRY CLEANING Wholesale - Retail POTTED PLANTS - CUT FLOWERS and DAIRY STORE 300 N Main Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 101 Columbus Grove, Ohio AL'S TEXACO SERVICE ALEX SHOE REPAIR Washing, Polishing—Martax Lubrication Delphos, Ohio Authorized South Wind Heater Sales Service Compliments ol W. Fifth State St. Mrs. Rose Fast Delphos, Ohio Phone Main 238 Delphos, Ohio CITY FUEL SUPPLY CO. Compliments ol Chi-Namel Paints Winkler Stokers—Steel Sashes BUSCH BROS. See the Winkler No-Shear Pin Delphos, Ohio 205 S. Main Delphos, Ohio REED'S SUPER MARKETS KURTZ SOHIO SERVICE 203 West Second Street Atlas Tires and Batteries Complete Service Phone Main 1681 Delphos, Ohio Delphos, Ohio FETTIG'S FLOWERS Compliments ol PHELAN HOTEL Delphos, Ohio Delphos, Ohio Wilson Transportation Service WARKENTIN BROTHERS Dealers in Martin Steel The Company That Does Your MOVING CORN CRIBS - HAY MAKERS - SILOS Just the Way YOU Like It. SPRAY PAINTING Rooting - Siding - Spouting • Furnaces Ottawa, Ohio Phone 192-Y Phone 285 102 West Sycamore Columbus Grove, Ohio Wilsey Hudson Motor Sales 600 North Main St. (at McKibben) Phone 73211 Lima, Ohio The Senior Class of 1947 Vaughnsville High School extends its appreciation to every advertiser AMERICA'S SAFEST CAR for his cooperation in making We Know Your Hudson Best this Reminder possible. The Churches ot Sugar Creek Local School District Welcomes You First Christian Church of Vaughnsville Vaughnsville Methodist Church Union Church of Vaughnsville Ottawa River Christian Church Rushmore Methodist Church