Vaughnsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Vaughnsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

DEDICATION To our parents, through whose sacrifice and co-operation we are able to enjoy the benefits of higher education; to our teach- ers, whose lives are dedicated to the task of molding young minds into worthwhile pursuits; and to the school officials, through whose work we are able to enjoy the many opportunities that are afforded us. To these people we dedicate this - REMINDER OF 1954 Published by the Senior Class of VAUGHNSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL The Staff Co-Editors- ------- Jane Ellen Tudor Mary Jane Miller Business and Sales Mgrs. - -Glen Williams Mary Louise Stemen Basketball -- - Jim Evans Baseball- - -- -- -- -- -- Lloyd Collar Music - Carole Clevenger Senior Editors- ------ -Joann Edwards Larry McWilliams Junior Editor.............Marilyn Griffith Sophomore and Freshmen Editor - - - - Janice Anderson Grade Editors ----- -Barbara Jameson Keith Edwards F.F. A...................... Bill Griffith Administration Calendar - - - Snaps - - - - - Faculty Advisor - - -Betty Worline - - - Tom Kinstle - - - June Renner Alton Stephens Keith Garberson Miss Marie Myers 2 Evelyn Jones Burnside Myrtle Reiger Seitz The Class of 1904 Fifty years ago! To us who have compiled the pages of this book fifty years seems an impossible time. Fifty years ago! To the people pictured above the same phrase brings memories and pleasant ones, when they too, faced the challenge life would bring to them. These same five, the graduating class of 1904, still enjoy life with the same gusto if not the same vigor that they had at the near beginning of the century. We, the class of 1954, consider ourselves lucky to be living in this age of progress, but we feel humble in the knowledge we have gleaned in comparison with the changes the five pairs of eyes above have witnessed. Board of Education Louis Evans; Supt. Gaylord Myers; Alfred Anderson; Eugene Jameson, Pres. , Dave Lewis, Clerk; Fred Collar, Ray Deffenbaugh. 3 KAHLE SUPPLY AND FEED MILL Goodyear and Firestone - G.E. Appliances Complete Line of Tires - Tubes - Accessories Fertilizer - Feeds - Coal - Seeds Phone 118 Kalida, Ohio J.C. NARTKER Quality Meats and Groceries Locker Service Kalida, Ohio THE OTTOVILLE BANK COMPANY 50 years Continuous Service 1904 - 1954 Member F.D.I.C, Federal Reserve System Ottoville, Ohio GOODWIN'S for Good Insurance LIEBRECHT TELEVISION Philco-Admiral-Syl vania Sales and Service Westinghouse Appliance Phone 140 Ottoville____________________Ohio PITTNER'S GARAGE Complete Service, Automobiles Television and Radios Phone 1 5 Ottoville, Ohio Compliments of BLOSSERS HOME STORE Columbus Grove, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio JANET MYERS Principal Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. New Mexico State Mathematics Science, Music Foreign Language Home Economics GAYLORD MYERS Supe rintendent Toledo University M.A. in Education Science, History Mathematics FACULTY FRED J. BREMER Wittenberg College, B.S. Physical Education History, Biology Social Science MARIE MYERS Ohio State University, B.S. English, History Commercial F rench ROBERT SLAGER Bowling Green State U. Physical Education History, Biology MARGUERITE JONES Bluffton College, B.A. Music English H. DEAN FLEMING Ohio State Univ. , B.S Agriculture Physical Science 7 Cooks MRS. JACKSON MRS. WILLIAMS LUNCH LINE Janitors MR. AND MRS. ROWER 8 'SEPTEMBER -SONG 8--School began 10- -Chose class officers 15--Baseball, Ottawa Public, Won The Galvanos presented a chapel 1 8--Baseball, GlandorfWon 22- -Baseball, Ottoville, Lo 25-- Baseball, Continental, on 29--Baseball, Ft. Jennings Won PUNKY PUNK1N 2 -Freshman Initiation Baseball, Gomer, Lo 7-8-9--Out of school for fair 14- -Seniors started selling magazines 15- -Marines talked to 17 year old boys 19- -End of first six weeks 23- -NWOTA at Toledo Halloween Carnival GRANDMOTHER'S THANKSGIVING 6--Junior Class Play 11- -Junior Pep Rally Party 1 3--Basketball, Ottawa Public, Won 15--Senior backward party at Joann's 17--Basketball, Gomer, Lost 20- -County Institute Basketball, Pandora-Gilboa, Won 24- -Senior pictures taken 25- -Basketball, Ft. Jennings, Won 26- 27--Thanksgiving vacation WHITE CHRISTMAS 1--End of second six weeks Basketball, Beaverdam, Won 4---Basketball, Leipsic, Lost 10- -Farmers' Club banquet 11- -Basketball, Glandorf, Lost 15--Basketball, Harrod, Lost 1 8--Basketball, Ottawa Parochial, Lost 19- -High School Christmas Parties 20- -Christmas School Musical 21- -Teachers' party 22- -Seniors received pictures 23- -Basketball, Miller City, Lost 24- -Christmas Vacation started 29--Basketball, Oakwood, Lost JUNE IN JANUARY 4---School Starts 8---Basketball, Ottawa Public, Won 1 5--Basketball, Continental, Won Seniors Scholarship Test at Ottawa 19--End of third six weeks Seniors sell Rerr;nder ads 22--Basketball, Ottoville, Lost 26--Basketball, Gomer, Won 28- - Community Institute Senior Operetta 29- -Basketball, Kalida, Lost SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE 1 -Davies Family presented a chapel 2 -Individual pictures 6---Basketball, Cory-Rawson, Lost 10- -Group pictures 11- -Learned results of Senior Test. Larry placed first in the county, Tom, 2nd, Jim 8th, and Mary Louise, Hon. Men. 15- -Seniors ordered invitations 19- -Tournament, Ottoville, Lost 22- -Vacation, Washington's birthday Seniors give operetta at Grove WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING 2---End of fourth six weeks 16- -Pre-school clinic 20- -Solo and Ensemble at Lima EASTER PARADE 2 -Senior play 3 -Band and chorus at Bluffton 10- -State Solos and Ensembles at BGSU 13--End of fifth six weeks 23- -Junior-Senior Prom 24- -State music contest at Westerville 28- -Sophomores ordered class rings MAY TIME 11- -Bowling Green Scholarship tests 23- - Baccalaureate 24- - Commencement 25- -Last day of school 29- -Alumni banquet JUNE IS BUSTING OUT ALL OVER 1 - - -Seniors left on trip 9 JERVIS TOP NOTCH RESTAURANT Dinners-Sandwiches-Malts Stop in after the game Phone 192671 ELIDA, OHIO VAUGHNSVILLE HARDWARE Vaughnsville, Ohio Phone 48-1 Clyde D. Stemen General Hardware-Paints-Tools Gifts-Sporting Goods HOTPOINT APPLIANCES BEN-HUR AMERICA'S FINEST Farm and Home Freezer ■Hnfpoinf- 12 Senior Class Officers KEITH GARBERSON Agriculture Band...........6 years Basketball . . . . 1,2,3 Baseball...........i , 2 President...........3, 4 F.F.A.........1,2,3,4 No Place To Park . . 3 Hooray For Youth . . 4 One Foot In Heaven 4 Parrot Staff . ... 3,4 Reminder Staff.........4 PRESIDENT MARY JANE MILLER Commercial Band...........-6 years Mixed Chorus.....2, 3. 4 Girls Glee . . • .1,2, 3. 4 Secretary . . . . 1,2, 3, 4 Girls' 4-H......8 years No Place To Park Hooray For Youth One Foot in Heaven Parrot Staff........3,4 Reminder Staff.......4 LLOYD COLLAR Agriculture Band b years Mixed Chorus . .1 Boys' Glee . . . .... 1 Basketball . • . 1.2. 3.4 F.F.A Vice President . . . 3.4 Reminder Staff 4 No Place To Park . 3 Hooray For Youth One Foot in Heaven Al VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY MARY LOUISE STEMEN Mathematics Band.............6 years Girls' Glee . . . 1.2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus. . 1,2, 3,4 Cheerleader. . .1,2, 3,4 Girls' 4-H ... .4 years Scholarship Team. .2, 3, 4 No Place To Park . . 3. Hooray For Youth . . 4 One Foot in Heaven: Parrot Staff.........3.4 Reminder Staff . . .3,4 News Reporter. . . .3,4 NEWS REPORTER TREASURER THOMAS K1NSTLE Mathematics Band.................3,4 Boys' Glee . . . .1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . . 1,2, 3. 4 Treasurer..............4 Parrot Staff.........3,4 Reminder Staff .... 4 Scholarship Team 1.2. 3.4 No Place To Park . . . 3 Hooray For Youth'.'. . 4 One Foot in Heaven Baseball.............1,2 Basketball...........1.2 13 (.lass History When we entered the ninth grade of Vaughnsville High School m 1950, we were 20 in number; although one member, Betty Worline, was not able to enter with us due to an operation in the summer. We chose the following officers: President..................Larry McWilliams Vice President..................Tom Kinstle Secretary...................Mary Jane Miller Treasurer............. .Mary Louise Stcmen News Reporter...................Lloyd Collar Under the guidance of Mr. Bremer we solved the mysteries of entering high school. With much bravery we slipped by initiation inflicted upon us by the seniors. The import- ant details of the year such as choosing our flower, the American beauty Rose, our colors, Rose and Silver, and our motto were promptly disposed. As a send-off for Mr. Bremer, who was answering an army call, we sponsored a high school party and presented a chapel program. Mr. Stull then took over and joined us at our Christmas Party held in June Renner's home. After a short vacation wc came back to VHS much wiser for we were now Sophomores, however our number decreased to 19 as Mar) K Griffith moved away. Miss Jones, with the help of the following officers, was elected to show us the way. President..................Larry McWilliams Vice President...................Lloyd Collar Secretary....................Mary Jane Miller Treasurer...............Mary Louise Stemen Nows Reporter...............Jane Ellen Tudor The Christmas Dinner Party was held in Janice Anderson's home. During the year we sold T-shirts to enrich our coffers. The highlights of the year were: The Leap Year Party wc sponsored for the high school students, the girls' serving at the Junior-Senior Prom, and our accomplishments in music, scholarship, and athletics September 1952 dawned bright and fair on 19 eager Juniors, although Sue Rohrer left us in October. Our five able class officers were: President..................Keith Garberson Vice President...................Lloyd Collar Secretary...........................Mary Jane Miller Treasurer.....................Alton Stephens News Reporter...........Mary Louise Stemen Under the splendid direction of Miss Myers we presented No Place To Park. which began oar dramatic episodes. Since we were quite proud of our selection of class rings we showed them off with great flourish. Together the Juniors and 53 Seniors presented a chapel program at Christmas time. Carole Clevenger opened her home at Christmas for our dinner party. The Prom proved a grand success with its Maytime theme. The winding of the Maypnle. the crowning of the May Queen, and Tiptoe Through the Tulips will hold the memory of our Prom always dear to us The biggest year 1953-54 finally arrived as we SENIORS entered our last year in these hallowed halls of knowledge. By the side of our following class officers Miss Myers again reigned to guide us through this great year. President....................Keith Garberson Vice President...................Lloyd Collar Secretary.....................Mary Jane Miller Treasurer.......................Tom Kinstle News Reporter Mary Louise Stemen Our plans for Freshmen initiation were carried out at our high school party We decided that Washington and New York would be our class trip destination. Our Senior Christmas Party was enjoyed in the home of Ma ry Louise Stemen. In January we presented an operetta Hooray for Youth under Miss Jones and Miss Myers. Our play One Foot In Heaven was successfully produced on April 2. Throughout our high school career we have accomplished great feats in scholarship, music, dramatics, and athletics. These proved that we were trying to the best of our ability to carry out our motto: Whatever is worth dome is worth doing well. B 14 SENIOR CLASS LARRY McWilliams Science. Math Baseball • • • • 1,2, 3.4 Basketball • . • -1,2. 3,4 Boys' Glee • . . . 1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus. . 1,2, 3,4 President..........1,2 F.F.A...............1.2 Parrot Staff..........4 Reminder Staff........4 Scholarship Team. J, 3,4 No Place To Park . . . 3 Hooray For Youth'! ... 4 One Foot In Heaven CAROLE CLEVENGER Commercial Girls' Glee . . . 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus . . 1,2, 3, 4 Band.............6 years Parrot Staff..........4 Reminder Staff.........4 Girls' 4-H ... 3 years No Place To Park . . . 3 Hooray For Youth . . . .4 One Foot In Heaven JAMES EVANS Science, Mathematics Boys' Glee . • • .1.2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus. . 1.2, 3,4 Band............4 years F.F.A...............1,2 Baseball........1,2, 3, 4 Basketball. . . .1,2, 3,4 No Place To Park . . 3 Hooray For Youth . . 4 One Foot In Heaven JANE ELLEN TUDOR Mathematics Girls' Glee .... J, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus. .1,2, 3, 4 Band............ years Parrot Staff.........3,4 Reminder Staff. . ..3,4 Scholarship Team. 2, 3,4 News Reporter..........2 Girls' 4-H. ... 3 years Boys' 4-H ... 9 years No Place To Park . . 3 Hooray For Youth . ■ 4 One Foot In Heaven ALTON STEPHENS Agriculture Baseball.........2,3,4 Basketball. . . .1,2, 3,4 T reasurer............3 Reminder Staff .... 4 F.F.A.........1,2, 3.4 Parrot Staff..........3 No Place To Park . . . 3 Hooray For Youth . . 4 One Foot In Heaven JOANN EDWARDS Commercial, Math. Band.............6 years Girls Glee . . . 1.2, 3.4 Mixed Chorus. . 1.2, 3.4 Girls’ 4-H ... 3 years Boys' 4-H ... 2 years Parrot Staff..........4 Reminder Staff........4 Scholarship Team ... 2, 3 No Place To Park?.' . . 3 Hooray For Youth . . 4 One Foot In Heaven 15 Last ft ill ami Testament Of The Senior Class, Vaughnsville, Ohio We. the Senior Class. Sugar Creek Local School, village of Vaughnaville. county of Putnam, and state of confusion, being of extremely sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any rash statements or claims heretofore made at unguarded moments To the Juniors: We seniors do hereby will our throne in senior row to you, the seniors of the future. May your desks always be as neat and tidy as ours. To the Sophomores: We, the benevolent Seniors, do hereby grant you the right to per- form plays for the amusement of the Alumni and fellow students and all others, to throw proms for the all-mighty seniors of 55 , and to conduct yourselves with dignity that benefits upperclassmen. To the Freshmen: We, the departing Senior Class, do hereby allow you to proceed out of the darkness and humility that surrounds a freshman and into the half light that is known as a sophomore. We realize that with hard work and self sacrifice, you may someday ascend the heights and become a senior. Individually we leave as follows: 1st. I, Janice Anderson, do hereby leave my brown hair to Sharon Stivers. May she never bleach it blond. 2nd. I, Carole Clevenger, do hereby will my blushes and place in the drum section to Carole Bamilton. May she never miss a beat. 3rd. I. Lloyd Collar, do hereby leave my music ability to Ted Miller. May he play sweet and very low. 4th. I, Joann Edwards, do hereby will my giggle to Nancy Schmidt. May she always laugh in history class. 5th. I, Keith Edwards, do hereby will my brown eyes to Jim Kmstle. Mav they never be blacked. 6th. I, Jim Evans, do hereby will my egotism to Donald McCandlish. May he makegood use of it. 7th. I. Keith Garberson, do hereby will what is left of my good excuses for getting out of school to Allan Myers. May he always get by. 8th. I, Bill Griffith, do hereby will my fluid drive to Ted Miller. May he never rip out a transmission. 9th. I, Barbara Jameson, do hereby will my curly hair to Darlene Young May her hair always stand on end. 10th. I. Tom Kmstle, do hereby leave my I.Q. to John Wreede. May he never have a use for it. llth. I. Mary Jane Miller, do hereby will my short hair to Ann Stephens. May hers always be curly. 12th. 1, Larry McWilliams, do hereby will my public speaking ability to Gale Williams. May he always be prepared. 13th. I, June Renner, do hereby will my collection of key chains to anyone who has enough keys to fill them. May they never be caught without a key. 14th. I. Mary Louise Stemen, do hereby will my smile to Nora Tudor and my big ring to Shirlee Jones. May they always hold true. 15th. I, Alton Stephens, do hereby leave my blond, curly hair to Mrs.Fred Bremer. May he never look shaggy. 16th. I, Jane Ellen Tudor, do hereby leave my artistic skill on the mimeo-scope to Ann Stephens. May she never open the eradicator. 17th. I, Glen Williams, do hereby will my curly hair to Jerry Meuleman. May he never get bald. 18th. I, Betty Worline, do hereby leave my dimples to Nancy Barnes. May she wear them well and show them often. In Witness Whereof, We, the Senior Class of Vaughnsville, have set our hand seal hereto this the 24th day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred fifty four. (1954.) 16 JANICE ANDERSON Comme rcial Band...........6 years Girls' Glee. . . 1,2. 3,4 Mixed Chorua • 1,2, 3.4 Girls' 4-H ... .3 years Librarian..........1.2 Parrot Staff.......3,4 Reminder Staff .... .4 No Place To Park'.' . .3 Hooray For Youth . . 4 One Foot In Heaven KEITH EDWARDS Agriculture Boys' Glee.............1 Mixed Chorus..........1 Boys' 4-H . . .4 years Parrot Staff.........3,4 Reminder Staff.........4 F.F. A..........1.2. 3,4 No Place To Park'.' ... 3 Hooray For Youth. . 4 One Foot In Heaven BETTY WORLINE Commercial Girls' Glee . . . 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus. . 1,2, 3,4 Parrot Staff......3,4 Reminder Staff......4 No Place To Park . . . 3 Hooray For Youth . .. .4 One Foot in Heaven WILLIAM GRIFFITH Agriculture F.F. A.........1.2. 3.4 Band...........5 years Boys' Glee. . . 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus . . .1,2, 3,4 Reminder Staff........4 No Place To Park . . . 3 Hooray For Youth. . . 4 One Foot in Heaven GLEN WILLIAMS Ag riculture Baseball.......1,2, 3, 4 Basketball. . .. 1,2, 3,4 Boys' Glee . . . .1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . . 1,2, 3, 4 Parrot Staff........3, 4 Reminder Staff.........4 F.F.A...........1.2. 3.4 No Place To Park . 3 oray For Youth'.' . . 4 One Foot in Heaven JUNE RENNER Science Girls' Glee . . . 1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus. . 1,2, 3,4 Girls' 4-H. ... 2 years Reminder Staff .... .4 No Place To Park . . 3 Hooray For Youth. . 4 One Foot In Heaven BARBARA JAMESON Commercial Girls' Glee . . . .1,2,3.4 Mixed Chorus .... 1,2, 3. 4 Band............1,2, 3, 4 Parrot Staff.........3, 4 Reminder Staff..........4 No Place To Park . 4 Hooray For Youth'.' . 4 One Foot in Heaven 17 1 JONES AUTO ELECTRIC BILL CLYMER'S Complete Service on Ignition - Generators - Starters PURE OIL STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories Batteries and Accessories General Repair - Service Phone 82 Phone 228-R-13 Columbus Grove, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio GROVE THEATER Compliments of Fritz Witteborg DILSAVEIR'S BARBERS Columbus Grove, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio HAWKEY'S REXALL PHARMACY DONALDSON BROS. GARAGE Pontiac Sales and Service Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 234 Columbus Grove, Ohio R.C. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME R. F. SCHROEDER TRACTOR SALES Day or Night Ambulance Service Complete Line - Farm Equipment Firestone Tires Sales and Service Phone 25 Columbus Grove, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio ■ BILL ALTON In Our Younger” Days CAROLE ) «.. i ■ KEITH E. JUNE KEITH G. BETTY JANICE LLOYD JIM MARY LOUISE GLEN MARY JANE LARRY BARBARA JOANN JANE 19 Compliments of Where your musical needs are served best. HOFELLER, HIATTS. CLARK, IN3 ZENDERS MUSIC STORE Men's Wearing Apparel Hank Armentrout 134 E. High Street Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio Photography at its Best JULIAN'S Schools - Weddings-Babies Diamonds - Watches H. A. POWELL STUDIOS 220 North Main Street Largest in the Midwest Toledo - Dayton - Detroit Lima, Ohio GREGG'S DEPARTMENT STORE KAY’S JEWELRY STORE 129 North Main Street Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio W.T. GRANT COMPANY Visit Known For Values Teen-Pan Alley For Girls Our Hi-Street Store For Men 202 N. Main Street THE LEADER Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio Scenes We Remember... 21 Compliments of Jones and Tate Barbers- - - - Carl's Hardware -------- Cord's Men's Wear - - - - - Irene's Hat Shop - -- -- -- - Ark of Sweets --------- Blake's Restaurant --- - Laman Sinclair Service Station Columbus Grove, Columbus Grove, -Lima, ------ Lima, ------ -Lima, - -- - - Gomer, - - - - - Gomer, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Compliments of AGNER'S FOOD MARKET Everything For the Table - Everyday Low Prices Columbus Grove Ohio KOHLS MARKET AND LOCKER SERVICE Custom Slaughtering - Curing and Home Freezer Processing Service Year Round Columbus Grove, and Ottawa Ohio JONES GARAGE Chrysler - Plymouth Parts and Accessories - Used Cars Phone 160 Columbus Grove, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS Seniors ! BEST WISHES Undergraduates! What in the World do YOU Want? NATIONAL BANK OF LIMA Main Office Branch Office Public Square LIMA, OHIO Cook Tower MEMBER .tederal reserve: SYSTEM, Member of Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. EQUITY DAIRIES, INC. Lima, Ohio Manufacturers of finer dairy products Our Retail Stores carry a complete line of Dairy Products and delicatessen foods. Compliments of PANGLE'S MASTER MARKET Lima's Largest Independent Food Market Where 40, 000 Shop Every Week Corner Central Avenue and Circular Street Lima, Ohio MARVIN RENNER NORA TUDOR JOHN WREEDE NANCY BARNES GEORGE MILLER JUNE GEPHART MYRON EVANS News Reporter BETTY HARTOON MARILYN GRIFFITH Treasurer Secretary ALLAN MYERS Vice President RONNIE PRICE President Highlights of 1953-'54 Junior Class One of the first undertakings of the new Junior class was the election of a class advisor and the class officers When the ballot results came through, we had elected the following officers: Class Advisor....................Mrs. Myers President......................Ronnie Price Vice-President..................Allan Myers Secretary....................Marilyn Griffith Treasurer.....................Betty Hartoon Our next project was the Junior class play. For our play we chose a three-act hillbilly comedy, complete with a hillbilly band, entitled Cornin' Round the Mountain. The cast of characters was carefully chosen to get the best results. Our ticket sales boomed and a splendid performance was given on the night of November 6. The plot of the story was to get the Skitter's daughter. Corney Bell, married to the city feller whom she met at a square dance. Corney Bell got her chosen man and the play ended happily with a square dance. The Seniors definitely felt that they had been hurled through space as they passed the sure and planets on their way into outer space, when they were entertained by the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Prom. The subdued lights flickering over walls and ceilings: the flying saucers, mobiles, and hanging columns, contrasting with the dark background, so beautifully and effectively carried out the theme, Out of This World. 25 C.S. 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BECKMAN JEWELERS Serving Putman County Since 1898 Diamonds Bulova - Elgin - Hamilton Nationally Advertised Clothes Gruen and Shoes Phone 21211 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio O I THIRD ROW: Kathleen Basinger, Bob Junk, Jack Hayden, Gordon Jones, Shirley Sophomores Jones. Jim Kinstle. SECOND ROW: Don McCandlish, Beverly Pitney, Manuel Rodriquez, Suzanne Salisbury, Darlene Young, Leonard Watson. FIRST ROW: Jerry Muelman, Pres; Tom Reese. Vicc-Pres; Grace Stemen, Sec { Hattie Auchmuty, Treas; Sharon Stivers, News Reporter; Richard Utrup. Freshmen ,HtRDR SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW Tom Best, Betty Foulkes, Reynold Edwards, Robert Sarka, Carol Hamilton, Jim Williams. Robert Worline, Larry Risser, Joe Miller, Jean Evans, Robert Garberson, Dick Colby. Gale Williams, Pres; Milton Deffenbaugh. Vice Pres; Nancy Schmidt, Sec'y; Jimmy Morton, Treas; Kay Anderson, News Reporter. 31 Dodge - Plymouth 24 Hour Heavy Duty SHEETER MOTOR SALES Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Wrecker Service Phone 4661 Delphos, Ohio Compliments of LINCOLN HIGHWAY DAIRY Delphos Ohio THE ST. MARY'S PACKING COMPANY Packers of Fancy Foods Delphos , Ohio C.D. MOTOR SALES HELMKAMP'S MARKET Oldsmobile Home Dressed Meats Delphos, Ohio Delphos, Ohio STECHSCHULTE SON HDWE. Plumbing - Heating - Appliances Columbus Grove, Ohio When Shopping in Delphos Remember SHENK'S Home-Owned Since 1876 Delphos, Ohio Compliments of RICKER LUMBER COMPANY A.J. Bonifas, Owner KENNEY'S LUNCH Lumbe r - Milling - Building Material Columbus Grove, Ohio Delphos, Ohio VERHOFF LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Lumber and Building Supplies Phone 81 THE SENIOR CLASS Columbus Grove, Ohio We Invite Your Patronage C. SCHERGER'S SON'S 507-511 N. Main Delphos , Ohio DELPHA CHEVROLET CO. Buick Chevrolet Reconditioned and Guaranteed Used Cars Phone 22571 DELPHOS, OHIO RAABE MOTOR SALES Authorized Ford Dealer DELPHOS, OHIO FRONT ROW: Barbara Jameson. Grace Stemcn, Betty J. Hartoon, Mary L. Stemen, Mary Ann Slusser, Sharon Stivers. Nora Tudor and Jane Ellen Tudor. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Griffith. Beverly Pitney. Janice Anderson, Betty Foulkes, Joann Edwards, Nancy Schmidt. Ann Stephens. Hattie Auchmuty, Carole Hamilton and Kathy Basinger. THIRD ROW. June Renner. Suzanne Salisbury, Carole Clevenger, Nancy Barnes, Kay Anderson. Darlene Young. Betty Worline, Jean Evans, Mary Jane Miller, and Shirley Jones. FRONT ROW: Reynold Edwards. Robert Sarka, Jack Hayden. Ronald Price, Milton Deffenbaugh, Gale Williams, Jim Williams. Jim Kinstle. SECOND ROW: Pianist-Joann Edwards. Donald McCandlish, George Miller, Jim Morton, Leanord Watson. Glen Williams, Tom Reese, Bob Worline. Tom Best, Gordon Jones THIRD ROW: Richard Colby, Larry McWilliams, Jim Evans, Charles Mikesell, Jerry Meuleman, Larry Risser, Bill Griffith, John Wreede. Tom Kinstle, Myron Evans. 37 Music History Music has always been one of our biggest activities and this year was no exception. The Glee Clubs contained 55 members--28 in the Girls' Glee Club and 27 in the Boys' Glee Club. These groups combined to form the Mixed Chorus. To begin the year our mixed chorus was asked to sing in the Sesqui-Centennial pageant at the Putnam County Fair. A different group went each night because of inadequate facilities for the entire chorus. The marching band also went to the fair for two days, and with the steady drum beat and various marches showed the rest how good we were. One of our biggest attractions was the evening we formed the letters OHIO on the stage of the grandstand with two other high school bands. The Christmas program was our next important event. The band opened the program with a concert. This was followed by the Christmas Cantata The Dawn of Christmas put on by the mixed chorus with various soloists, duets, and trios. The soloists for this were Jane Ellen Tudor and Barbara Jameson; the duets were Tom Kinstle and James Evans; Carole Clevenger and Mary Louise Stemen; the trio was Mary Louise Stemen, Carole Clevenger and Bill Griffith. The accompanist for the group was Mary Jane Miller. On January 23 a group of 22 from the chorus and band went to Ottawa for the Putnam County Music Festival. All enjoyed the practice and our directors. The director for chorus was Dr. J.P. Kennedy from Bowling Green University; for band was Mr. Fred- erick Ebbs of Baldwin Wallace College. During basketball season formation band performed at the basketball games. Each formation brought out a new idea. Ones that were very outstanding were T Got Spurs and Talk of the Town formations where the majorettes showed their greatest attractions and ability. The annual Farmers' Institute added more to our busy year. Concert band opened the evening program with several numbers. The operetta Hooray For Youth was next presented by the Senior Class. The background of this play was proving that delinquents are not born bad but just misguided. It turned out a huge success and afterwards many actually thought or said-hooray for youth!. Contest day, April 3, we will find the Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus and Band Ready to go to Bluffton. After hard practice all hope for the best and a trip to State. Spring Festival plans are also being worked upon. The date has not been set, as yet; but all are looking forward to it with great anticipation. 38 FRONT ROW. SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW; FOURTH ROW: Betty J. Hartoon, Mar y L. Stemcn, Ronnie Price, Tom Reese. Glen Williams, Jim Morton, George Miller, Tom Best. Mary A. Slusscr, and Sharon Stivers. Beverly Pitney, Janice Anderson, Betty Foulkes, Joann Edwards, Don McCandlish, Leonard Watson. Dick Colby. Tom Kinstle. Myron Evans. Bob Worlinc. Jim Williams. Nancy Sc hmidt. Ann Stephens, Hattie Auchmuty, and Carole Hamilton. Suzanne Salisbury. Carole Clevenger, Nancy Barnes. Kay Anderson, John Wreedc, Larry Risser, Charles Mikesell. Jerry Meuleman. Jim Evans. Larry McWilliams. Bill Griffith. Darlene Young, Betty Worline, Jean Evans, and Mary Jane Miller. Shirley Jones. Barbara Jameson. Jane E. Tudor. Marilyn Griffith. Jim Kinstle, Milton Deffenbaugh. Gale Williams. Jack Hayden. Gordon Jones, Bob Sarka. Reynold Edwards. Grace Stemen. Nora Tudor, June Renner, and Kathy Basinger. Instru mental FRONT ROW: Jane E. Tudor and Mary J. Miller Student Teachers SECOND ROW: Ann Stephens, Myron Evans, and Marilyn Griffith. 39 FOURTH ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: Jim Kinstle, Marlene Salisbury. Betty Foulkes, Terry Sherrard, Bill Griffith, Robert Evans. Jim Evans, Tom Kinstle, Ray Salisbury, Leonard Watson. Jim Williams, Tom Griffith. Robert Garberson. Allan Myers. Barbara Jameson. Shirley Jones. Doreen Clevenger, Donald Hughes. Milton Deffenbaugh, Ann Stephens, Ray Clevenger, Sandra Jameson, Ronnie Price, Gale Williams, Lloyd Collar, Myron Evans. Dick Colby, Tom Reese. Tom Best. Willis Stemcn, Jim Collar. Judy Davies. Phyllis Glancy, Jane Ellen Tudor, Betty Hartoon, Mary Jane Miller, Joanne Edwards, Mary Louise Stemen, Grace Stemen, Sharon Jones. Jay Clevenger. Nora Tudor. Duane Williams. Marilyn Griffith, Judy DeVilbiss. Margaret Griffith. Kay Anderson, Suzanne Salisbury, Don McCandlish, Larry Risser, Georoe Miller, Carol Hamilton, Nancy Barnes. Carole Clevenger, Keith Garberson. Hattie Auchmuty, Georgianna Benroth, Betsy Collar, Ann Anderson. Majorettes: Kay Hamilton, Sharon Stivers, Janice Anderson. Beverly Pitney, Mary Ann Slusser. 41 FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Junior Band Jimmy Seifker, Jerry Watkins. John Jameson, Larry Myers. Marvin Risser, Orval Salisbury, J-hn Slusser. Jane Collar, Eleanore Ben. jth, Charlene Humphreys, Danny Pitney, Rosemary Griffith. Beverly Downing, Kathy Hughes, Helen King. Intermediate Band FRONT ROW: Gary Downing, Sharon Litten, Susie Slechter, Diane Huffman, Lorene Price, Judy Colby. BACK ROW: Marie Dunlap, Karen Watson, Marvin Utnedorf, Dale Otto, Kathy Kinstle, Jim Morton. 42 Pep Band FRONT ROW: Barbara Jameson, George Miller, Nancy Barnes, Keith Garberson, Ann Stephens, Richard Colby. BACK ROW. Allan Myers, Bill Griffith, Tom Kinstle, Jim Evans, Myron Evans. Formation Band 43 HERINGHAUSE AND SON GUSTWILLER'S Furniture Men's and Boy's Wear Phone 22243 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio FREY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Growing Larger To Serve 'You Better Chain Store Prices Ottawa, Ohio GLANDORF TILE CO. Manufacturers of Clay Drain Tile Phone 2391 Gland orf. Ohio OAK RESTAURANT PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK Food-Drinks Ottawa, Ohio Delphos, Ohio FIRST ROW: Barbara Jameson, Jane Ellen Tudor, Ann Stephens, Nancy Barnes, Mary Louise Stemen, Joann Edwards, Sharon Jones. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Griffith, Sharon Stivers, Allan Myers, Ray Salisbury, June Gephart, Betty Worline, Janice Anderson, Georgianna Benroth, Mary Jane Miller, Mary Ann Slusser, Betty Jean Hartoon. THIRD ROW: Glen Williams, Keith Edwards. Keith Garber son, Larry McWilliams, Charles Mikesell, Tom Kinstle, Kay Anderson, Myron Evans, Carole Clevenger, George Miller. FRONT ROW: Barbara Jameson, Marilyn Griffith, Glen Williams, Jane Ellen Tudor, Mary Jane Miller, Mary Louise Stemen, Carole Clevenger. SECOND ROW: June Renner, Betty Worline, Lloyd Collar, Bill Griffith, Janice Anderson, Joann Edwards. THIRD ROW: Keith Edwards, Tom Kinstle, Alton Stephens, Jim Evans, Keith Gar- berson, Larry McWilliams, Ronnie Price. 45 MYERS CHEVROLET SALES W.F. Myers - O. R. Myers SALES SERVICE Chevrolet Approved Mechanics Complete Body and Paint Service Genuine Chevrolet Parts Phone 97 COLUMBIA GROVE, OHIO THE RIMER STORE Groceries and Home Killed Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Locker Service---------Custom Butchering 47 PUTNAM COUNTY VIDETTE Serving Columbus Grove, Vaughnsville, Cairo, and Southern Putnam County Pubi i s hing - P r inti ng Columbus Grove, McADAM'S FLORIST Over Fifty Years Serving Columbus Grove And Surrounding Communities Phone 3SR13 Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of PUTNAM COUNTY LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION Auction Every Friday Harold Boyd, Mgr. Columbus Grove, Ohio KOHLI MOSER BODY SHOP Body and Fender Service Welding and Auto Laundry Phone 268-R-13 Corner E. Sycamore and Broadway FRONT ROW: Jane Ellen Tudor, Shirley Jones, Nancy Schmidt, Nancy Barnes. SECOND ROW: Marvin Risser, Francis Wreede. Jim Collar, Reynold Edwards. Jim Seifker, Johnny Jameson, Advisor-H.D. Fleming. THIRD ROW: Joe Miller, Ray Clevenger, Larry Risser. Jay Clevenger. Milton Deffenbaugh, Joe Schmidt. FRONT ROW: Marlene Salisbury, Kay Hamilton, Shirley Jones, Mary Jane Miller. Carol Hamilton, Kathy Kinstle. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Kinstle, Charlene Humphreys, Susie Slechter, Doreen Clevenger. Sharon Jones, Karen Watson, Judy Davies, Karis Wood, Eleanor Benroth. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Glancy, Kathleen Basinger, Betty Foulkes, Georgianna Benroth, Sandra Jameson, Darlene Young, Betsy Collar, Suzanne Salisbury, Sharon Litten, Dainne Huffman. 49 Alton Stephens, Jerry Meuleman, Tom Reese, Lloyd Collar, Glen Williams and Keith Garberson. Reynold Edwards, Bob Garberson, Joe Miller, Gale Williams, Gordon Jones, Dick Utrup, Milton Deffenbaugh, Ray Salisbury. Allan Myers, and Mr. Fleming. Jack Hayden, Jim Williams, Robert Worline, Bill Griffith, Marvin Renner, Charles Mikesell, Larry Risser, Ted Miller, Ronnie Price and Keith Edwards. T P LEFT--Allan Myers displays his steer which won first prize over other F. F .A. competition and Reserve Champion over all at the Putnam County Fair. TOP RIGHT-- Milton Deffenbaugh, 4-H contestant, shows his prize steer after winning first prize in Junior Showmanship at the Putnam County Fair. CENTER LEFT--Tom Reese with his Champion Shorthorn steer Archbold Tom also took second place in the showmanship event. BOTTOM LEFT--Marvin Risser, 4-H entrant, holding up trophy his steer won as Grand Champion over all breeds at the Putnam County Fair. BOTTOM CENTER--Jane Ellen Tudor with her 4-H steer which was the Grand Champion Steer over all steers at the Ohio State Fair. BOTTOM RIGHT--Cheviot Sheep owned by F.F.A. members Keith and Reynold Edwards. These animals took first prize year- ling ram and ram lamb and also first prize yearling ewe and ewe lamb and Grand Champion Ram and Ewe at the Putnam County Fair. 50 HALKER IMPLEMENT CO. f J I iyj Oliver Sales and Service 1 { jfjjsA 1030 Findlay Rd. Gehl Forage Harvesters Mulkey Grain Elevators Phone 99481 LIMA, OHIO MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES of Northwestern Ohio Complete Line of Dairy Products LJMA, OHIO ATHLETICS Varsity Lloyd Collar SEASON RECORD Date Score Opponent Score Nov. 13 64 Ottawa Public 37 Nov. 17 58 Gomer 70 Nov. 20 63 Pandora -Bilboa 51 Nov. 25 50 Ft. Jennings 45 Dec. 1 84 Beaverdam 59 Dec. 4 34 Leipsic 65 Dec. 11 48 Glandorf 60 Dec. 15 51 Harrod 63 Dec. 18 49 Ottawa Parochial 75 Dec. 23 40 Miller City 64 Dec. 29 56 Oak wood 67 Jan. 8 65 Ottawa Public 46 Jan. 15 70 Continental 69 Jan. 22 56 Ottoville 95 Jan. 26 53 Gomer 47 Jan. 29 56 Kalida 69 Feb. 6 47 Cory- Raw son 83 Feb. 12 71 Columbus Grove 81 Feb. 19 22 Ottoville (Tournament) 51 r 54 Jerry Meuleman Squad INDIVIDUAL RECORD V- Name Quarters Played Total Points Made Alton Stephens 57 262 Chuck Mikesell 66 215 Lloyd Collar 68 202 Jerry Mueleman 66 143 Tom Reese 66 101 Glen Williams 26 15 Jim Evans 39 29 Larry McWilliams 12 24 Allan Myers 9 4 Marvin Renner 15 16 Bob Funk 3 0 Gale Williams 1 0 Ronnie Price 1 0 Larry McWilliams 55 Charles Mikesell Varsity Cheerleatiers Mary L. Stamen. Nora Tudor. Grace Stemen. Jeanne Hartoon Junior High Cheerleaders Kay Hamilton, Sharon Litten, Georgianna Benroth 56 STANDING: Coach Bremer, Jack Hayden, Jim Williams, Bob Worline. Ronnie Price, Milton Dcffenbaugh, Allan Myers. KNEELING: Gail Williams, Bob Funk, Larry Risser, Marvin Renner. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Jimmy Morton, Tom Griffith, Robert Evans, Larry Risser, Dick Colby, Jay Clevenger, Felipe Rodriquez, Glen Hayden. Coach Slager, Reynold Edwards, Richard Rodriquez, Joe Miller, Ray Clevenger, Ernest Anderson, Donnie Hughes, Walter Jones, Manager- Dale Otto. Jimmy Collar, Joe Schmidt, Danny Pitney, Willis Stemen, Duane Williams, Francis Wreede. 57 GRAND VIEW FARM ROBERTS STORE General Farming Meats and Groceries Specializing in Potatoes Complete Locker Service O. C. Stemen Phone 46-E Vaughns ville, 27-N Ohio Vaughnsville, Ohio SLUSSER INSURANCE AGENCY H. A. CLAYPOOL All Kinds of Insurance Distributor of Marathon R. W. Slusser Gas-Fuel-Oil-Motor Oil-Grease Phone 48-C Phone 48-M Vaughnsville, Ohio Vaughnsville, Ohio VAUGHNSVILLE HATCHERY AND FEED MILL Definite Feeds for Definite Needs Buyer of Poultry and Eggs Ellis Foulkes, Proprietor Phone 25-D and L Vaughnsville, Ohio PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSOCIATION F eed-Seed-Coal-Lumber -Fence - Posts - Grain - Pet r oleum Vaughnsville, Ohio BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Jim Williams, Uoyd Collar. Charts Mikesell, Jerry Meulman. Bob Funk. Alton Stephens. Coach Bremer, Manuel Rodriquez, Leonard uion, Gail Williams. Jack Hayden. Managers-Dick Colby, Milton Deffenbaugh. Allan Myers. Tom Best, Jim Evans, Larry McWilliams, Glen Williams, Tom Reese. BASEBALL STATISTICS Season's Record Pitching V'ville tripped Ottawa Public 19 to 2 V'villc rips Glandorf 14 to 13 V'villc lost to Ottoville 4 to 3 V'ville dropped Continental 9 to 7 V'ville defeated Ft. Jennings 12 to 10 V'ville bows to Comer 1 3 to 1 Tom Reese handled all of the pitch- ing chores and ended with 4 wins and 2 losses. BATTING AVERAGES Name AB H Pet. Larry McWilliams 15 8 533 Manuel Rodriquez 2 1 500 Jim Evans 17 8 476 Tom Reese 23 10 435 Alton Stephens 15 6 400 Lloyd Collar 21 7 333 A1 Myers 12 4 333 Jim Williams 12 4 333 Charles Mikesell 9 3 333 Glen Williams 15 4 267 Gale Williams 18 4 222 Jerry Meuleman 9 1 111 Jack Hayden 1 0 000 59 Compliments of HARTMAN SONS COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO THE UNION BANK CO. Farms Loans Solicited Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COLUMBUS GROVE, KALI DA AN EYEFUL OF ECONOMICS Eyes can't be replaced at any price. Electric light is plentiful and cheap. Test question: What's to be gained by using a 40 watt bulb where a 100 watter should be? THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Lima, Ohio VARSITY SHOP STIPP1CH HARDWARE Sport swear-Clothing-Furnishings Appliance s - Paints -Housewa re s Young Men and Boys 300-306 North Main St. 224 North Main St. (Opposite Court House) Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio THE METROPOLITAN BANK of Lima, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DON JENKINS Jeweler 140 West High Street Lima, Ohio FRONT ROW: Jim Collar. Judy Davies, Marlene Salisbury, Gary Downing. Eileen Deck, Donnie Hughes, Kathy Kinstle. SECOND ROW: Duane Williams, June Utrup, Richard Rodriquez, Sandy Jameson, Georgiana Benroth, Kay Hamilton, WiiJ._ Stemen. THIRD ROW: Judy Colby, Dale Otto, Robert Evans, konnie Hamilton, Felipe Rodriquez, Tom Griffith, Betsy Collar. FRONT ROW: Judy Braden, Walter Jones, Karen Watson, Francis Wreede, Doreen Clevenger, Patty Kesson. SECOND ROW: Margaret Griffith, Sharon Jones, Judy DeVelbiss, Danny Pitney. Terry Sherrard, Ernest Anderson, Phyllis Glancy, Marie Dunlap, THIRD ROW: Marvin Utendorf, Glen Hayden. Jay Clevenger, Charles Sutton. Ray Clevenger, Ann Andcron, Joe Schmidt, Sharon Litten. 63 Ottoville Scotts Crossing HATCHERY AND FEED MILL We Manufacture All Kinds of Ohio Square Deal Feeds Buyers of Grain and Seeds All Types of Coal - Delivery Service WANNEMACHER JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds-Bulova-Benrus-Elgin-Hamilton and Gruen Watches-Clock and Jewelry Repair-All work guaranteed Ottoville Delphos J.J. MILLER COMPANY Griffon and Clothcraft Clothing-Men's Furnishings-Shoes Ottoville, Ladies's Ready to Wear-Millinery-Dry Goods-Notions Ohio Ottoville, MILLER BROTHERS CLAY WORKS Cement Block Drain Tile-Brick-Sewer Pipe-Flue Liners Delivery Service Ohio Elementary Faculty FRONT ROW: Mrs. Louise Litton, 3rd grade; Mrs. Genevieve Emerson, 4th grade; Mrs. Ella Skinner, 2nd grade. SECOND ROW: Miss Mac Seitz, 5th grade; Mrs. Lucille Sherrard, 6th grade; Mrs. Leona Barnes, 1st grade. 66 THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: Carol Colby. Paul Miller, Susan Miller. Denise Sakemiller, Mike Sutton, Donnie Hamilton, Bob Joseph, Beverly Sparks, Norman Vor- hees. Kathy Metzger, Julia Jones, Joyce Salisbury, Dean Clevenger, Miq- uela Rodriquez, Terry DeVilbiss, Ann Goedde, David Caton. Doris Early, Gerald Schindler, Sammy Kinstle, Judy Cullman, Cherly Reynolds, Terry Myers, Johnny Griffith, Randy Myers. THIRD ROW: Terry Barnes, Keith Sparks. Barbara Bowers, Rodney Rode. Luanna Conrad, Larry Joseph, Janice Humphreys. Beverly Otto. Alice Goedde. SECOND ROW: Becky DcVelbiss, Arnold Vullanuwa. Pamela Miller, David Slusser, Sandra Rower, Dennis Harris, Jimmy Risser, Dennis Dunlap. FIRST ROW: Sharon Evans, Sheila Reynolds. Linda Bogart, Gordon Ridenour. Nora Litten, Ann Klausing, Tim Hunt, Danny Wiswell 67 THIRD ROW: David Sharrits. Tom Hamilton. Mike Rimer. Melvin Utendorf. Gary Stephens. David Slusser, Karen Evans, Lynn Schaeffer, Marilyn Block berger, Billy Foulkes. SECOND ROW: Billy Deffcnbaugh. Sharon Hunt. Emilio Rodriguez, Johnny Risser, Ronald Hartoon. Larry Bogart. Mary Ann Mikcsell. Patrick Riley, Clifford Glancy, Mike Kinstle. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Pinglcr Allyn Barnes. Duane Price, Jeanne Davies, Linda Risser, Kathy Hugcs, Carol Emerson. Michael Braden. SECOND ROW:Charles Huffman, Wynona Watkins, Charles Griffith. Glen Jones. Ronnie Busch, Tom Sakemiller, Barbara Jo Thompson, Barbara Schmidt. FIRST ROW; Tommy Hayden, Sheila Weseli, Carol Rower. Jimmy Barnes, David Wood. Sue Collar, Paul Wreede. 68 THIRD ROW: Melanie Benroth, Dean Otto, Jerry Watkins, Sue Morton, Sharon Young, Jimmy Pitney, Ralph Anderson. SECOND ROW: Robert Ridenour, Helen King. Linda Alter, Ray Dunlap, Jane Collar, Mary Ellen Litten, Phyllis Dunlap. FIRST ROW: Dale Edwards, Beverly Downing, Larry Myers, Dennis Clevenger, Roger Ris8er, Jimmy Cullinan, Norman Jones. THIRD ROW: Johnny Jameson, Jimmy Seifker, James Sutton, Diane Huffman, Bobby Hunt, Karis Wood. SECOND ROW: Charlene Humphreys, Lorene Price, Susie Slechter. John Sharrits, Marvin Risser, Orval Salisbury. FIRST ROW: Larry Auchmuty, Johnnie Slusser, Rosemary Griffith, Eleanore Benroth, Jeanne Kinstle, Larry Moore. 69 Rime r, RIMER ELEVATOR Grain- Feed - Coal - Grinding Bryon F. Davies, Manager Phone Main-21 Ohio Rimer, WOODY'S SERVICE STATION Gasoline-Batteries-Accessories-Tires Tractor Tire Service Including Fluid Oil and Lubrication Phone 258 Ohio Rimer, NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY Makers of crushed stone Agricultural Lime and Concrete Sand Phone M-22 Ohio FT. JENNINGS STATE BANK Member of Federal Deposit Corporation Ft. Jennings, Ohio 71 Compliments of E.L. McCRATEGARAGE Ford Cars and Trucks-Cities Service Gas Oil The Finest of Used Cars Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of DR. C.V.r. 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