Walnut Creek High School - Anvil Yearbook (Walnut Creek, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1956 volume:

o N4 j-Ss, g '13, I IS 1 mf RV. I I ' I y if it at J. ,A W , 0 IS I O R LIFE WRE A, D PRI T 3 XA ff!! J .. 57' fy! x ,U I Aff, I , b, J H 5 ' , U , 4 Q -1 , X W., f J 4 55:5 I' I A 'W2+ifQ? . , 417418 M MXN f'N2?1 'f Tiff' 2 OUR ALMA MATER 'sl MAY THIb VOLUME OF THE ANVIL SERVE TO RECORD THE EXPERIENCES OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE AND TO INSTILL A DEEPER APPRECIATION OF OUR ALMA MATER. f'0 AV 2 f 4 -. 49 ii 43 The School Song There rs a school that s known to all Trs Walnut Creek our hxgh We say that she s all rrght For her colors we w1l1 all frght O say she IS a noble school Our hrgh school proud and fa1r For her name and her fame Her sprrlt and game We hear most anywhere ff' So hall to ye hlgh school Here s a song for thee Glad hearts wrll love thee Through etemrty A health to ye high school Crimson and the gray We pledge to thee Our faith each day. DEDIC TIO A R K OUR FRIEND OUR CLASSMATE OUR STUDENT WE DEDICATE THIS 1955 1956 ANNUAL V Iuly 4 1955 was a beautrful day It was hot but pleasant But to the students and teachers of the Walnut Creek School II shall forever be remembered as a tragrc day Our classmate student and frlend Charles Kaser lost h1s young vxgorous lxfe that memorable day by drowning Charles was happy go lucky He loved fun he was ongxnal rn planmng for class programs and 3CIlV1I1CS he was qurck to express h1s apprectatlon for 11tt1e n1cet1es done for h1m he was exceed lngly studlous and really enjoyed mathematlcs he was not afraxd of work he was ready to help he dld all h1s work neatly and accurately To us lt seemed so traglc that h1s promlslng llfe should end so early Charles rs gone from us ID person He hves wxth us only rn memones but they are happy memorles A TO CH LES ASER WE LISTE TO A FEW GF 0 R ALUM I LILLIAN SUE TROYER CARTER You ask me to relate the htgh pornts rn my lrfe In the years srnce I have graduated from htgh school Ihave found that every srngle day can be a htgh potnt tn my ltfe rf I make tt so Every day makes tts demands upon us and rt rs our responsrbrlrty to respond However to prn rt down to one or two hlgh potnts I expect the greatest sattsfactton ts to love every task that rs exposed upon mc and to learn to do tt well In my travels tn tlns country many thtngs have unfolded whrch Ishonld lrke to share wtth you l have found that people are good krnd and generous wherever you go loxc wrll be reflected tn loye Also tt ts very Important that I haye constderatron and respect for everyone s oprnton even rf tt doesnt cotnctde wrth mme Last but not least I have learned to be grateful Gratrtude rs an open door and much good rs provrded as we use thrs great grft rn thts great good Amertca ln whtch we ltye FRED SCHROCK It ts wtth deep apprecratron that I accept the opportuntty to make a contrrbutton to your very fme hrgh school Ifl could but asstst one of you tn character or guldance along the road you have to travel then all of us wtll have profrted from my expertence Ienlrsted for three years tn the Untted States Army tn October 1947 I have served thus rn vartous frelds unttl the present rtme wrth the exceptton of two years when I was employed by the Ford Motor Company as shtpprng and btlltng clerk typtst But the lack of a htgher educatton was to handrcap me rn progresstng wtth thts vast concern I am presently taktng the Unrverstty of Alaska College Extenston Courses whrle asstgned here wtth another year to serve rn the Army I have defrntte mature desrres for completton of my accounttng degree rn Bustness Admrnrstratton and the eventual attatnment ofa Certtfted Publtc Accountancy Can I say that my trme has been wasted I have served and ltved wtth people from all walks of ltfe and oy er all secttons of our country It ts almost rmposstble to relate the knowledge whlch I have gatned by assocratton wrth the numerous people who make up our great country These expertences make me postttve that my servtce has provtded many xntangtble but valuable rewards GWEN BAHLER Let me congratulate the Iuntor Class on the novel yearbook theme whtch you have chosen My four years of college were most enjoyable but I thrnk I ltke my Job even more As a secretary tn the economrcs department of the Bowltng Green State Umverstty I am kept buster than I ever expected any secretary would be When asked to descrtbe my duttes once thrs fall I thtnk the descrtptton Ihave every ktnd of secretartal work tmagtnable the only thtngs I am not requtted to do ts grade tests or record scores would tell tt best I consrder myself fortunate to have a Job I ltke so much. To each of you I wtsh luck and success . 1 V 1 V . , . . , . V . 1 . f 1 , Y X , V . , Y . V E , . , '. '1, ' 1 . . ' 1 1 1 1 V3 , w , Y . , I. I A V . . . 1 1 V , , . 1 , . . . , y . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 V - 1 1 11 - 11 V . V . . . V . . , . Y. . Q 1 . . , 1 . , , 1 , . . , . V . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' A ' ' v' 1 - 1 1 V Y . , . I ' . . . 1 T .V if X X YEARBOOK TAFF Once upon a t1me there was a school and tn that school there were 7 Junrors And they decrded to tell the story of that school year ln prcture and punt Now here rt ts the book whtch they have wrrtten for you to emoy now and years hence when you have become faded and wrrnkled Now we wrll tntro duce them to you as they worked The presrdent and edttor rn chtef Myrna Kendle worked conscrentrously and very method1cally rn the plannrng of the book 1ts productron and sale Much prarse rs due her The VICC pres1dent Danrel M1l1er very capably ass1sted the presrdent wrth ortgrnal ldeas prcture takrng supervtsron and acted very efftcrently as sales manager To the secretary Larry Mrller went the arduous task of maklng letter contacts wrth advertrsers and annual personell It was well done The treasurer Swetlana Ahrjevych carefully collected deposrted and recorded the much needed cash for the productton of THIS the Junror s frrst book To the advertrsrng manager Phrhp Horrrsberger was delegated the task of keeprng 1ntact all re quests for adverttsements He preserved the box carefully Drffrcult and ted1ous can be the task of gettrng wrttten materral from teachers and students To Mary Jane Pfrster and Larry Flrnner went thts persevertng job Now wlll you Read and look alumnr and frrends Enjoy and apprecrate, for we have trred our best , . - Q - - . - 1 1 - - - - Q 1 , . - - ' u Q 1 1 . . , . ' . Q - p - 1- 11 - n 1 STUDE T COUNCIL ll Q3 'cv gm by vi! . ii 1. The Student Council met this year with the intention of striving to make our school better in every way The first activity that we planned was a program for the raising of money for the athletic department This proved to be a real success Many home town people attended this first program of the school year We would also like to establish better relations between the pupils teachers and parents We hope to help to do this by having classes and their parents meeting at the school in the evening for an mformal get together To enhance our noon hour program, we have provided games and records in the study hall for students who wish to participate in these activities. The council members consist of the presidents and vice-presidents of each class. It is our hope that we have helped to make the school a pleasant place to work and play. EWSPAPER STAFF XV? -W 255 'V- The school paper CARDINAL CHIRPS was publrshed by the sophomore class of the school The personell conslsts of Carole Hamsher Ioan Gerber Mykola Ahuewych Lucllle Shrock Lowell I-lostetler Ke1th Hershberger Doyle Mrller Harrlett Stutzman Martha Mullet Mary Mullet Nancy Gerber Shlrley Mxller Rxchard Shrock IU LIA ZOOK LIBRARIA GWEN GERSHBERGER DRAMATIC if Contest Participants Dramatic Readings Kay Hostetler Gwen Hershberger Myrna Kendle Shirley Miller Humorous Readings Janet Flinner Swetlana Ahijewych Nancy Gerber Harriett Stutzman Marjorie Schneider Orations Julia Zook Mary Jane Pfister Lucille Shrock Carole Hamsher The Seeing Eye A Little Dumber Salutation at Dawn The Unseen Witness Visiting with Vesta Ma at the Swimming Pool Two Little Pigs Went Double Trouble The Bashful Preacher Search for Peace A Man Called Janos' 'O Say Can You See 'Courage to Market Consider the feelings of the other fellow and remember to do as you would like to be done by. HONOR STUDENTS PEACE GRATION CONTESTANTS 9- Y Lucllle Schrock Shlrley Mxller Nancy Gerber HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC x Q BA D PERSONNEL K., wi-ld Mr Mlller I-Iaruettbtutzman Mar1lxnGLrber Edgar Troxer KayH0Qtet1er bwn,talnaXh1Jewych Lucllle ochrock Donald bundlmunnr Glenda IV111161' Elo1se Hgrshberggr E1a1neMxh1cr Kathy I-Iomsberger Peggy Kaser slnrlgy M111er Gwen Hemhbprger Marland Geraer IanetF11nner juha Zonk Myrna Kendle Mur1elTrm.r IX1ll'11ITXIX11l1SI' Kenneth Hmtetler bhll'16y5ChDIIZL,I' Nancx Gerbu Teddx Mlller SWE in K f Geraldlna Pf1ster V1X11H M1llcr banclra bchnexder 0 Q02 6096 F 9 MIXED CHORUS O ,G GIRLS GLEE CLUB Q00 OLOISTS At a recent drstrtct mus1c teachers meettng at Mt Vernon the general trend of drscussron seemed to focus on the many chtldren 1n our present schools who do not recerve any encouragement to study or enjoy mus1c of any sort The attentron rs on the grade cho1r wtth only the selected vorces and when they get to lugh school only the selected vorces are used rn the choruses so they can compete ln the con tests more successfully It was generally agreed that contests are a fme challenge for the groups but what about the many who do not make the chorus'P In the large school thrs rs a tremendous problem and thetr only answer IS to conduct a general mus1c class Here at Walnut Creek everyone who IS able to carry a tune IS asked to be rn chorus and we try to have mus1c that rs not h1ghbrow yet worthwhtle and wrth en couragement from the parents to those puprls that may be temporarlly drscouraged I m sure that the rewards w11l be manrfold later on Tlme and aga1n folk ask rf tt IS possrble to learn to s1ng parts rn one or two qutck easy lessons and many of you know the answer as well as I do It takes much patrence and work In rem1n1sc1ng I re call the grrls chorus of 1954 1955 who went to the d1str1ct contest at Newark Oh1o, and came through wtth a supertor ratmg srngmg rn competruon wrth a much larger chorus We were el1g1ble to compete rn the state contest where the bands were competrng too We heard many other fine choral groups and some of the bands that were trarned to a perfectron resemblmg an organist playrng a huge organ as the conductor dtrected them through the contest numbers It was a wonderful experrence Parents students and teachers are to be commended on the fme rnterest they have been taking rn the mus1c program Let us keep up the good work' . . . , . . . - n - I r I l - u . . . ,, , ,, . . - u 1 v . . . , u 1 9 9 . . . . - . - 1 . , . . . - u r , . - I 1 1 ATHLETICS 53 D H FIR T TE M BASKETBALL Ketth Hershberger Larry Flrnner Phrltp Horrrsberger Stanley Gerber Marcus Hamsher Marland Gerber Duane Mtller We opened the basketball season wrth 13 boys reportlng for basketball In January we added Stanley Yoder to our roster Of the 14 boys on our squad 10 were underclassmen so wtth 8 freshmen comlng lnto hrgh school next year I thmk W C can look to the future for better basketball teams Thls was our best year s1nce 1951 as we won 15 and lost 8 rncludlng tournament plays The school was also honored by havrng Phtl Horrrsberger and Marland Gerber selected to the Holmes County All Star Teams The 1955 1956 season schedule and the scores are as follows Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec an an e Fe Klllbuck at Clark Berlxn Beach Clty Mrneral Clty Brg Prarrte at Nashvrlle at Klllbuck at Dennrson St Mary Btg Prarrte Clark SH afl 21l'l all an e Fe Fe HOLMES COUNTY TOURNAMENT WC Fe WC Fe Clark at Berltn Baltrc Glenmont at Strongvrlle at Blg Pratrre Nashvtlle at Dover St Joe 72 Nashvrlle W C Berltn W C 1 . 18 ' 57 W. C. 51 J . 10 23 W. C . 23 1 37 W. C. 71 J . 13 ' 80 W. C . 29 ' 55 W. C. 54 I . 17 ' 68 W. C . 2 ' ' 38 W. C. 65 J . 27 26 W. C Dec. 9 at Glenmont 48 W. C. 59 Jan. 28 at Dundee 65 W. C . 13 A ' 37 W. C. 51 1' . 31 ' 63 W. C . 16 ' ' ' 50 W. C. 43 F b. 3 ' ' ' 49 W. C. . 22 ' 65 W. C. 78 b. 10 ' 57 W. C. J . 6 ' 62 W. C. 54 b. 11 . W. C. J' . 7 ' . 49 W. C. 81 F b. 16 ' ' ' 47 '. . 34 b. 23 ' 50 . b. 22 39 . . 77 b. 25 ' 71 . RESERVES ...+......T,. .I + Robert Mlller Ronald Horrrsberger Donald Sundhelmer Mykola Ahljewych Lowell l-Iosterler Rlchard Schrock Edgar Troyer GR DE BASKETBALL TEA A R 2 S55 Mr Hershberger Terry Hershberger Roy Beechy Kenneth Brown Mar1onPf1ster Andraw Hamiher Rlchard Hoaterler Teddy Mxller Gene Mrller Kenneth Hostetler Bruce M11ler Davld Mlller Dean Troyer 1 - v . n I . 7 . , i . - l I y n . - . - . v . Y , . - K xthy Horrmhergcr Kendle CHEERLE DER Ka Hostetler Hershberger VIVIHH Mlller Glenda M1l1er E1o1se Hershberger Q Y Myrna Gwen 1 TR CK bl s Marcus Hamsher Marland Gerber Stanley Gerber Phrlrp Horrrsberger Larry Flrnner Donald Sundhermer Mykola Ahr Jewych Edgar Troyer Ronald Horrrsberger In 1955 Walnut Creek Hrgh School partrcrpated rn three major track meets wmmng several rndrvrdual wards and one team award Our relay team of Jay 1-lochstetler Phrl l-lorrrsberger Marland Gerber and Marcus Hamsher won second rn the Jeromesvrlle meet rn the 880 relay and frfth rn the State Drstrtct meet tn Urlchsvtlle rn May 195-5. Walnut Creek placed thrrd rn the second annual Holmes County relay meet. We are expecung more boys out for track thrs year than ever before for we are expandrng rn thrs sport. We have three boys back from our four man relay team, and we should have some good dash men among the underclassmen. ' I - D 5 1 L V 9 V ,ii I '4 1 'X er N 3 A I ' , l I 1 ll y I UR F LTY 1 .1 , W' aww' wt' if -59435 ha-it ,4 K 'vi K., SUPERI TE DE MR. E. J. MILLER Mathematics Algebra Class WHAT SHOULD OUR SCHOOLS ACCOMPLISH? Never before has there been such a crucial need in all fields of human endeavor for men and women of superior training. We can no longer condone mediocrity in public education. This implies consideration of a heavier and more meaningful work load for pupils and possible a longer school day and year, stricter requirements for the quality of work done, more effective teaching techniques, and greater emphasis on achievement. We recognizethat no such new emphasis on high educational standards can succeed without the active support and cooperation, and in fact insistence, from the parents and from the Walnut Creek community as a whole. Especially necessary, if we are to develop the exceptional public leaders and skilled technicans which our age demands, will be a new emphasis on higher educational standards for students of superior ability. In the Walnut Creek community, too. many times exceptional ability is wasted, because parents do not demand that exceptional ability produce superior results. The general objective of the school is to help all children become useful, well adjusted citizens. This objective can be more nearly attained, by placing stress on each child's maximum education development according to his own individual talents and capabilities. The Walnut Creek schools are working hard to formulate a program that will achieve the above goals. Bev zzz F I Y IllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllllUllllllllllllDllllIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIllIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIllll CLrn11nC'11 mw OPP!-IA D TROYER Eng rsh German Home Economlcs W 17x L- Sis 'uri-fr American Government Class l'A:f rv' Q ROBERT bCHROCK Hlstory amence Dr1verQ Trammg Typmg 11CIasw Yr' VERNON MILLER Music I K. SUE HILL Commercxal Enghsh Mr ,,.--5,4 S2 T a -QA Iumnr Band ,f ELEME TARY TEACHERS WILDA WEISS second and Th1rd Grades DOROTHY MAST Frrst Grade EDITH TROYER Thlrd and Fourth Grades RUSSELL BRAND Flfth and SlXIh Grades 'Y far. A! 9 t, x sf'-, mu-.fe-,.,4,4 Seventh Grade W. I. HERSHBERGER Eighth Grade ROSCOE MILLER Bus Drivers: Ura Schlabach, Wayne Kaser, Noah Miller. Cafeteria Managers: Callie Hershberger, Mrs. Erdine Hochstetler School Board Members Ralph Miller - President Dey Troyer John Gerber Jacob Yoder John Weaver Janitor: Earl Troyer WE PRESENT THE 1956 CLASSES , x '13 . R Y' V l' FIR TGR DE Brlly Butler Doran Gerber Duane Gerber Elarne Gerber Lrnda Gerber Kenny Hamsher Anna Hershberger Davrd Hershberger Esther Hershberger Joann Hershberger Katle Hershberger Rebecca Hershberger Joyce Hostetler Aden Nhller Barbara Mrller Jacob Mrller Kathy Mrller Mardella Mrller Sarah Mrller Warren Mrller Sharon Schlabach Krm Schrock Lrnda Schrock Mary Schrock Ruth Schrock Roland Stutzman Mrtchell Troyer Paul Troyer Rodney Troyer Bobby Weaver Atlee Yoder Judy Mast wears a b1g smxle one of our smaller boys lrkes to tease the gtrls does neat work quret and reserved quret but frrendly a trny grrl hrs eyes twrnkle a fast runner a good smger quret and shy a dependable student frrendly and full of fun lots of pep came to us from Dundee he lrkes to drrnk milk blond curly harr a polrte httle grrl a frrend to all a good worker an excellent reader lrkes to read came to us from Sugar C a fast reader a good arust a good worker a quret boy one of our tall boys full of pep a good reader has blue eyes laughs a lot reek vu Ronme Troyer Debor ah Kenny NIIIIQI' H I Edw1n Yoder :- Q 12 ' ,R mg g ,f ij, Q Sherxll Hershbercer I' Arthur Hamsher X Sue lVI111e r Ronald Ulshler bv Laura M111er - v Tormny Mlller X Leah Mxller iv' Klrby M111er Wmlnxd Schrock Jumor Hershber ger 5, S F Q4 . Q wx 5 If x J f A f 1 . 4 if, fig? A x ...gg fe A1 ff!-' N hr fr I Joyce Schrock Johnny Hostetler vn- li Nancy Immel Johnny Schnemder -v 1 ff, -LY 1.41 Bobby Mast Norma Immel Gene Mlller Alma Nhller 1 2 f A ,A 1 'v . I 4--. '1',f' . fir, . , .Sou w Brenda M111er Stanley Her shberger Alma E M111er Darryl Troyer 0. Q' -nA 'U ff.. . in Steven Mlller A Nancy Hostetler bk Gary M1ller Llnda Shettle Edna Phyllls Weaver Schrock Not on Pxcture Andrew 1VI111er Lxzzxe Hershberger Lucy Yoder Katxe Mlller 8 D ' , - . K 9 . . X. L A V . r r N if '5 ff' '5 ,f 7 K , V ,alla F b Ax: . wi 3' W e ' A .V N K ' J Vw- lr. l r or - a 5 N f NNW an ,ffkf '07 d X . i X fr 1 , x' .--. ', . 3 Y ' - N .fb X'aa f ww. . ,S an Maller? ' r F . ' f I A ,, ie an e V I il gy I -g qi M 'N , , , ' I , ,'E La m B., N sr- - , y . .. - X 1 r Y a . o A i r - o K 2, Q ya R yj? ,Q ,Q A iw. , 9,1 , , .lf if X Y-'fa 'fl I e -A - I M . 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Z 2 koigxif Sue M1ller Edna Weaver Katle Miller Nancy Immel Edwln Yoder Andy Mrller Gene Mtller Alma Mlller Lrzzre Hershberger Steven Mrller Joyce Shrock Cheryl Hershberger Lucy Yoder Bobby Mast Wrlma Shrock Gary Mrller Norma Immel Laura Mrller Nancy Hostetler Debra Mlller Arthur Hamsher John l-lostetler Alma E Mrller Stanley Hershberger Brenda Mrller Jumor Hershberger Ronme Mxshler Llnda Shetler Kenneth Mrller Tommy Mxller Ktrby Mrller Johnny Schnerder Leah Mxller Ronme Troyer Darrel Troyer Betty Mrller shy but very lovable full of fun such a hearty laugh a good speller very shy but capable good leader very musrcal star runner good athlete dependable very good worker neat worker good art student a good ltttle srnger loves to laugh good worker trres to do her best good 1n every subject a Jolly l1ttle MISS excellent reader pleasant l1ttle grrl a good student does her work well lrkes art depends on h1mself does thmgs well a darnty l1ttle M1ss does mce work btrght eyed and very good student has such pretty blue eyes pleases you such a pretty l1ttle g1rl a smlle for all very shy has such pretty golden curls quret good worker l1kes to draw the boy wrth the frrendly grrn quret and shy but dependable a good l1ttle worker but sny laughlng eyes and happy a neat worker llkes to draw takes h1s work serrously has blue eyes puts a lot of expressron 1n her readmg good ball player nrce student loves the out of doors shy boy wrth mlschxevous eyes our brggest boy frrendly loves to lead plays hard our youngest student good worker frxendly chap wrth a ready smxle good student, loves Popcorn Phyllis Shrock -a shy little pretty Miss, works well SECOND A D THIRD GRADES i , 6- A - tl .. ! It 5,7 .v Karen Wayne Miller 111111131 ..., -gt X. 5 Randall Nancy Miller Kasey A.. y.- iagfzw' Vera Billy Beachy Troyer 4' 2 - Wa- , x , ff 5 .. ,rift K My ,VVA .. 4 4 ' an Viz? - Gene Martha Schie Yoder x iq X 1 'f ' Irene Donna Yoder Miller il' Q, A Y , , :QM f! Patricia Hostetler P 'ii 9 ni. 5 Max Miller i no-0 Y, , i J x Y it x,-Q-., K ,4- Andy Miller 'is E:-ei Barney Miller tVs A A ff' Roberta Miller Not on Picture 4 . xp. Mag, Qwge, v 33535 '55 'cw t 7 gi rw, 1 K 4 ' .I Bobby Doris Zehhdel' lvlishler i avi S o we-fi . X I ' :j'.-f?9f l.'i' 0 Ei ,iigiffwgggg Eddie Cheryl Kaser I-Iershberger x l ei' C T' . H ' 2 . 'le' K . Gene Sandra Immel Hershberger e -X 4, K 4 V ff 1' i I L0iS Charles Miller Miller ik V 4. l -' 7 Q,-L h Q , t 4: ,-.xx Th- S I. n, X A -. . Constance Rita Hershberger Miller Edward Schrock, Alfred Miller tni N I , li it . 2, , . V Billy Rosella Horrisberger Lehman 'L L, - sr -f ,x V M 4. 'Z' 'Y 1 ik H . Ronnie Galen Hershberger Troyer 1: t g i ty , x NAIC' Stanley Mary Hochstetler Hochstetler ,, , .. . ii Q -iw- A ' t ke 3 y MT' h F 5.4 Berdene Clair Gerber Jaberg ,Q .M U V at - I. Y ti Q my xakq, - if' A Ronnie Sandra Miller Butler THIRD FGURTH GRADES Sandra Butler Berdene Gerber Constance Hershberger - Mary Hochstetler Stanley Hochstetler Donna Hostetler Clair Jaberg Barney Miller Charles Miller Lois Miller Rita Miller Roberta Miller Ronnie Miller Eugene Schie Irene Yoder Martha Yoder Vera Beachy Cheryl Hershberger Ronnie Hershberger Sandra l-Iershberger Billy Horrisberger Patricia Hostetler Gene Immel Wayne Immel Eddie Kaser Nancy Kaser Rosella Legman Alfred Miller Andrew Miller Karen Miller Max Miller Randall Miller Doris Mishler Edward Schrock Billy Troyer Galen Troyer Bobby Zehnder does things gracefully a pleasant lass understands her lesson thoroughly looks and acts as if everything interested her always meets you with a friendly smile does things well and promptly friendly and helpful can imitate characters well helps us see amusing things in our school work ladylike and friendly always has playtime ideas polite and friendly after doing his work well, he reads puts pep into his play enjoys doing her work well very co-operative likes to do things to please you -pleasant and full of pep writes very neatly likes to help others can draw realistic pictures reads clearly and distinctly has lots of pep for the extras plays with a will a likeable co-operative fellow a good helper comes from Pennsylvania his classmates like him many tease him but he doesn't mind and excellent pupil does very neat art work knows how to be courteous friendly and co-operative another one of our artists has a youthful dignity an all-around likeable boy s Bonnxe Immel 'lv' XJ John Mlller T-I Atlee IVI11ler in Karen Mxller anne rshberger QW' I Mary Yoder 'VL Albert Yoder Mar11yn Gerber E 1 Hershberger 9,11 E 1 Hochstetler Charles M111er Zghxgg Rena Mxller ,,,-- Kathy Zehnder T, ,xr Kenneth Mast Geneva M111er lim 'Q-74 George Schle Stanley Ger ber Joyce Hershberger :nm .Tumor Brown 'ir' X Amanda Mxller Anatol Ahrjewych mx! 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V f' I-'games V V 1 nel: .ns-nf. 1 The Wishes of the Fifth and S1XIh Grades Junior Brown Karen M111er Erma Yoder Frank M1l1er Rena Miller Amanda M1l1er George Sh1e John Mlller Joanne Hershberger Bonme Immel Joyce Hershberger Stanley Gerber Maryellen Garber Melvin Yoder Mary Esther Yoder Davld Zehnder Kathleen Zehnder Albert Yoder Shirley Kandel Paul Mast Barbara l-lershberger Cohn Mlshler David Snyder Howard Gerber E11 Hostetler Alan I-lostetler Andy Ahuewych Kenneth Mast Atlee Miller Eli Hershberger Roman Hershberget Marilyn Gerber Bill Mishler Charles Miller Paul Garber coal m1ner a nurse a homemaker truck driver a nurse a homemaker truck driver wants to go to nurse homemaker secretary farmer homemaker farmer homemaker farmer homemaker farmer homemaker farmer a singer FIFTTi SIXTH GRADE the moon sports 3Ill'lOl1l'lCel' COOH hlllllel' a carpenter a farmer John Deere Salesman Professional football player a carpenter -Famous Baseball player -Famous Baseball player a farmer a basketball star Kate Smith Broiler raiser Charlie the plumber a farmer 'ms G+ x 2' K .- sf f - f if Richard Hostetler Shirley Schnitzer Daniel Yoder it 4. 'V' Susie Miller 'K P Vivian Miller gi :' ' 'L 4 ,ff David Miller Leona Hershberger Mary Mast . , Fe QW Bruce Miller 1 Edith Yoder ww it , It if ' xr 32, - S, if Y -F, Peggy Kaser Geraldine Pfister Robert Miller 11 1 W an Sandra Schneider P' ss- ...S Lk ' ,fi T gzrv V, I 'rl' .n,, V ' 4, 2 V S . 1: rn 'K 1. x James Yoder Miriam Miller Dale Mast gs ,,.. I if i Sarah Yoder Sarah Troyer Esta Miller Not on Picture Andy Raber Rrchard Hostetler Leona l-lershberger Peggy Kas Dale Mast Mary Mast Bruce Mlller Davrd Mrller Esta Mlller Mlflam Mrller Robert Mrller Susan Mrller V1v1an Mrller Geraldlne Pfrster Sandra Schnelder Shrrley Schnrtzer Sarah Troyer Damel Yoder James Yoder Ed1th Yoder Sarah Yoder SEVE TH GRADE needs some Hadacol seems so trred studrous and polrte W111 go places lrkes to eat lrkes to glggle has to scratch hrs head frequently could use a l1ttle more ambrtron quret and unassummg bound to succeed whatever she trres quret but lrkes a good Joke hard to understand vlvaclous full of pep good student thrs gal of Trarl w1ll make a h1t why be so bashful' wrth her accordran she ll get along quret mrnds her own busrness our tallest boy comes from Gerl er Valley wonders why he s not rn the hall as much as last year can rf she wants to welcome to our school thrs Chestnut Rtdge lass Rlchard Do you lrke to Cat Sour Deans Dale? Dale Sour Deans what are they? I never ate any Rrchard You buy them 1n a can They are lrttle frsh Dale Nrght you by chance mean sardrnes'P Rrchard Yes Sour Deans that what I sard At no trme appear to be rushed even rf you are 1n a hurry 3 er . . . - . Andy Raber -likes to daydream I 5, 4 . . F 1' ,W - '19 M .W A .1 f Q ,f 3 'Z vs ev Q Av V f in 1 M2 . a 4 Y r fu. , ' W ,. ' ' L y fn.. 5 ,I 'F si Q 35' r Kr 5 r 5 K C r e I. 'C ri -Q vs 'EE I, Verna Miller Gene Gerber Clara Mast Roy Beachy Amanda Weaver 2 - 3 Katie Yoder Marion Pfister Eloise Hershberger Terry Hershberger Glenda Miller , K ,, A ff we fmt l mu- . 5 A ., 'V X W ai ,L 7' - - ff l 3, AZ GM V, in , ff . Y. if , 4j4fK,al,1' kt, , 5 i I 1 4 I 6' fi . Clayton Lehman Kenneth Hochstetler Andrew Hamsher Kenneth Brown Dean Troyer 'Qt Q' 7 W? rw 1 Q, Q , hw. ff Annie Miller Teddy Miller Muriel Troyer Junior Mast Ella Miller Not on Picture - Carolyn Lehman John Miller, Ada Garber EIGHTH GRADE There were a number of new and first things in our eighth grade this year. This is the first year that our grade has a room by itself. It is also the first year that we have students from Gerber Valley and Chestnut Ridge in the upper grades. With the teacher we have a round two dozen. Dean - dribble, dribble, dribble, Goose Tatem's little half brother, likes to impersonate. Who invented spelling? Carolyn - the girl from Pennsylvania, neighborly. Glenda - a cheer leader, cordial, has good ideas, talented. Verna - kindly, well-disposed, happy if all the books were spelling books. Katie - What was that, Amanda? Oh, that's good enough. No, I should say not. Takes short cuts on a number of curves. Terry - an aggresive basketball player. Energy is what propels me. Gene - another spark plug on the basketball team. Does anybody have something to argue about? Ted - pretty good when he is sleeping. Gibble-gabble, talkee-talkee. Want me to say it for you. Marion - likes to play basketball. Can surprise you. Huh? John B. - Sometimes he has a languid look, But he likes his arithmetic book. Kenneth H. - Has most of the answers up his sleeve. Test, I'M done. Eloise - one of our Junior High cheerleaders. Is a good student who enjoys art. Muriel - friendly, full of fun, likes to sing, neat, a diligent worker. Amanda - always is full of good news, kindly disposed, a ready smile. So glad to see you today. Ella - is always joking, companionable, witty. Roy - good basketball player, easy going. Did someone groan? Clara - is very neat, would like to be a nurse, always polite. Andrew - is a nice boy to be with, good basketball player, humorous. Would you like to go to Green- land to see the ice? Clayton - a kind boy from Penna. Who wants to wrestle? Not with books, please. Ada - is industrious, friendly, has a sly humor. Just me. John A. - a good student. Big things in little packages. Anna - is intelligent, always has a smile for everyone, a good worker, cheerful. Kenneth B. - is on the basketball team. On his ridge, coons carry life insurance - a great out-door man. FRESHMA CLASS 5 'Y . ,- v .. -. .-,, 4 Junior Miller Shirley Immel Melvin Mast A farmer boy with A very quiet and A friendly student rosy cheeks courteous new student who works well Marjorie Schneider Duane Mlller Betty Gerber A good algebra student Basketball manager and Likes l1fe on a farm from Trail class president Donald Sundhetmer Kathy I-lorrisberger Likes ice skating The friendly freshmen roller skating vice president Jokes and girls 1 Robert Miller He likes to play basket ball all the time , 4 ' ,V Y ' L il f, , ,A 4 A 5., ' 'PM' x mit , ' , . . . . ' . . . . . . . 1 . . , . Ronald I-lorrrsberger Nancy Mlller Stanley Yoder Elalne Mlshler LIRCS to go rce The freshmen secre Always has a Joke Plays rn the hugh skatmg tary and treasurer to make people laugh school band Paul Kandel Mary Mlller Stanley Gerber A newcomer 1n our A fnendly and An excellent basket school who hkes to smg llkeable glrl ball player Ester Lehman Edgar Troyer A new student commg Qur sqrenusr a very from Pennsylvanla brrlhant boy L1l1lS Mullet A newcomer with a smlle for everyone ' A 1 25' SOPHOMCRE CLASS Carole Hamsher Joan Gerber Harrrett s Audrence The our of doors type of person Harrlett Stutzman Rrchard Schrock Mykola Ahuewych The humonst of the class Our vrce presrderrt Has quite a store of and wrlhng worker knowledge Nancy Gerber Doyle M111er Our would-be stenographer A glrl w1th varred rnterests and lots of fun wtf' . , . n 1 u Kerth Hershberger He BHIS sleeps and thrnks basketball and plays rt too Lowell Hostetler He s not httle anymore but st1ll mrghty Grrls Lucrlle Shrock Marjorte Schne1der Shrrley Immel Nancy Gerber Luctlle Shrock Iulra Zook Myrna Kendle Mary Mullet Mary Jane Pfrster Swetlan Ahrjewych Nancy Mrller Myrna Kendle Marrlyn Hershberger Ianet Flrnner Myrna Kendle Luctlle Schrock Tops rn mathematics Mary Mullet She s always rn a hurry Shrrley Mrller Martha Mullet World Hrstoryl Why? Our accordian specrallst A LOOK AROUND SCHOOL The brggest feet The brggest eater The shortest Most humorous The tallest Brggest bluff Most graceful Fastest talker The most calm The frrendllest The brggest vocabulary Best sport Poorest posture The roughest The most helpful Boys Stanley Gerber Mr Shrock Stanley Yoder Marcus Hamsher Phtlrp Horrrsberger Paul Kandel Maurrce Mlller Marland Gerber Daniel M1ller Duane Mrller Larry Mrller Marcus Hamsher Lowell Hostetler Ronald Horrrsberger Danrel Mlller . . . , . . jeff, n Z .U. Y . 3, . M V JU IOR CLASS SWE DNF' S TLA P, A i569 Ufjcess 9.19.6 H as an fuf an IJEWY xfhllsteno d'41ert CH MARY JANE PFISTER Merry. Jovial. and Pleasing PHILIP HORRISBERGER Potent and Helpful AUNT EMMA SEES IT TI-IROIIGH The three act comedy was presented by the Junior Class on November 4. These were our character names. Louise Adair - Mary Jane Pfister Kathryn Adair - Myrna Kendle Aunt Emma - Swetlana Ahijewych Dick Christanson - Larry Miller Jack Norris - Philip Horrisberger Bud Gates - Daniel Miller Joe Sparks Larry Flrnner LARRY MILLER Logical and Mischievous CLASS OF 1957 A RAXXJXJ A L . F L b L OPXXXE dabxe' 8: K I eral a,70fNN5R OG 2,0 aQxi000 Pal? 9 ,Asia QQ- JANET FLINNER Stncertty ablltty to get thtngs done on tlme and that frtendly laugh mark Janet N 995 MARLANU GFRBFR Athlcucdlly mmded, and quit as happy 't H--V 5144 MA URICE MILLER Nothmg IS ton htgh for the darmg whether tt IQ huntmg or scholarshtp Q' swf KAY IIOSTETI I R Go td lmturu plu: hramx, plux depunda btlnty, Npellx Kay J, Qs 1 ' I f 4? ' wif tw, A ,ff t f Q Y t t t , t t ff At, , 6 l ,L ,f I I V if ' ,A t VEVA V, f 'I it ' , ,fi GMI N IH Rwllfil RG! 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RE- . 1 'Wa , ' ,-.V 1,, n 7 P ' V-xl N THE TROYEB BROS S I P Genulne TRAIL Bologna I p-1 ,.-QS 2 ' 'Q : qua 4 1 oe roducers f l the HEART of the ,am SUGAREREEK BUSINESS MENS ASSOCIATION LAY COAL -SWISS CHE NDUSTR SUGARCREEK OHIO Compllments of the Followlng Members SUGARCREEK BUSINESS MEN S ASSOCIATION Eureka Machlne Co Sugarcreek Electrlc O B Maust Sohlo Budget Prlntlng The C1t1zens Bank Kuhn Motors Hostetler Dry Goods Sugarcreek Heatlng Co A P Snyder Ford Sales M1ller Implement Co Espenschled Insurance Plywood Door Sales H Servlce Andreas Furnlture C R B Odenklrk Drugs Godfrey Lengacher Inc Render Insurance Agency Ed Kl1ne Rooflng Sugarcreek Hotel C Pu Wm Borter Q Son Mlshler IGA Store Spector Dry Goods Western Auto Assoclatlon Oh1o Power Co Amstutz Hatcherles Moomaw 5 Son Chevrolet Burger Hardware Sedwlck Mfg Co Glntz Dry Cleanlng Hattery Funeral Home E V Lahm Garage Blueblrd Restaurant Sugarcleek Da1ry Earl Mattern Gerber Clothlers Llngler Funeral Home Shepfer Q Moomaw Brlck Moomaw Lumber Co Sugarcreek Food Processlng Co . C173 X 9 Hostetler Barber Shop Sugarcreek Auction Co. ' o. . . ' - A. . tt . Service Since 1919 THE MAST GENERAL STORE Walnut Creek Ohio Congratulates The Class of 1956 HOSTETLER TRUCKING COMPANY Star Route Millersburg Ohio LEVI MILLER GARAGE Walnut Creek Ohio Berlin Exchange Phone 3 4293 Coal - Lime - Sand - Gravel - Trucking - Fertilizer H A T O General Merchandlse Phone Berlln 3 4551 Walnut Creek Ohlo U M O T O Chrysler Plymouth Mlllersburg Ohlo Phone 42 S C L A B C H ' S S R E S T T Z A N ' S M R S E T Grlndlng Seed Phone Berlln 3 4722 Trall Ohlo Compllments of S H O N K S D A I R Y Pasteurlzed Selected Dalry Products Mllk Butter Buttermllk Cottage Cheese Sweet Cream Ice Cream Mlllersburg Ohlo T R A I L E L V A O R Fertilizer - Cement B E R Feed M111 at your Door Made the Hubbard Sunshlne Way Phone 122 W Grlndlng Sugar Creek Ohlo MlXlHg Blendlng Fresh Sweet Molasses Farm Supplles Poultry Remedles Moses J Kauffman Jr Propr1etor Pure Breed Baby Chlcks Poultry Remedles and Supplles Fre1ght Express Statlon Mlllersburg Onlo Phone 3 4641 Blg Ca C H E V O L r Quallty at the Lowest Cost MOOMAW AND SON Chevrolet Sales and Servlce Pnone 72 Sugar Creek Onlo M O I L E F E D S E V 1 C E BERLIN CHICK HATCHERY A ' R E T Heat Cheaper Wlth Coal PAUL O KASER M11lersbur5 Ohlo Phove Berlln 34350 H O L M E O Producers of Llme Roao Materlal Phone Ber11n 3 4o33 O M P A N Y H A R O L D M M E Local and Long Dlstarce Trucklrg Llvestock Graln Hay Logglng Phone Berl1n 3 4014 Mlllersburg R F D M I L L E R S B L R G F U R N I T L R E C O M Furn1ture Rug: Carpets Appl1anceD Plone 307 Mlllersburg Oh o P Q .7 My i R,Do 4 S L I M E S T N E C E. S O I R S In , aio . 5 T H E S U G A R C R E E K E Q U I T Y Dealers in Feed - Seeds - Grains - Farm Supplies Fertilizer - Cement - Flour Quallty Feed Friendly Service Sugar Creek Phone 55 Compllments of the CITIZENS' BANK Sugar Creek Oh1o Member of F D I C KAUFMAN S TURKEYS U S Approved Pullorelm Clean Poults L1ve and Dressed Turkeys Sugar Creek Ohlo Phone 17F2l BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT Sugar Creek Oh1o I V 7 7 Home Made Ice Cream ! I 7 i O. B. M A U Distributor Standard Oil Products Sugar Creek, Ohio Phone 8 H A R M A R K E T Complete Food Servlce Home of Charm Bologna Phone 25F3 Charm, Oh1o and N Phone 3 4956 Walnut Creek Oh1o FARMERSTOWN STORE ALBERT HORRISBERGER Dry Ggods Hardware McCorm1ck New Idea ew Holland Farm Machlnery IHC Refrlgerators Rubber Footwear and Home Freezers Grocerles Shoes C M I. G. AQ S T I L1te N Tuff MAST LEATHER PRODUCTS Walnut Creek Oh1o Andrew B Mast Owner Phone 3 4552 B F MILLER Contractor Excavatlng Dredglng P11e Dr1v1ng P1pe Llnes, Septlc Tanks Steel Erectlon Phone 3 4665 Berlln Oh1o ABE B YODER Custom Bulldozlng F1sh Ponds and Grad1ng Mlllersburg Oh1o Route 4 Berl1n 3 4343 We Can Make It SCHROCK S CABINET SHOP Wood Products Walnut Creek Road R F D Mlllersburg Oh1o Compl1ments of ALFRED NICKLES BAKERY INC Bakers of Toastmaster Bread S C SPRUNGER Congratulatlons Class of 1956 Auctloneer Sales Manager Realtor Phone Kldron 30 Off 37 Res TUXEDO Compllments to the Class of 1957 TUXEDO FEED AND SUPPLY Sugar Creek, Oh1o Compllments of LEVENGOOD OIL COMPANY Sugar Creek, Oh1o . 1 . 2 . 7 ' '. - . 9 . If It's Made Out of Wood I . y . '- U..4 , 0 A Y R A Sugar Creek Oh1o Manufacturers of Flne Quallty Bu11d1rg Brlck ECONOMY GROCERY Dellvery SGFVICG Phone 41 HOLMES COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE Nashvllle 2131 Mlllersburg 246 Compllments of the BELDEN BRICK COMPANY Sugar Creek Oh1o BRENNERS Mlllersburg Oh1O Lower Your Cost of Dresslng Well MOOMAW LUMBER COMPANY Bullders Supplles Sugar Creek Oh1o Compllments of NORMAN'S BAKERY Mlllersburg Oh1O C L C F T Millersburg, Ohio Walnut Creek - BRL. 3-4971 HOLMES DOOR AND LUMBER COMPANY AMSTUTZ HATCHERY Producers of H Q N Nlck Ch1ck Manufacturers o Leghorns Hollow Core Flush Doors Star Route Mlllersburg Oh1o Vantress Y Arbor Acre Cross For Brollers Phone 141 Sugar Creek Ohlo COmp11meHtS to the Senlor Class THE ADAMS BANK Mlllersburg Oh1o Palntlng and Decoratlng PlCtOTlal and Slgn Work Sugar Creek Oh1o 41F6 Compl1ments of MILLER'S BARBERSHOP Berlln Oh1o f ' TOM MILLER T K E 101 M Meats urocerles Frozen Food Storage Sugar Creek Ohlo C O M M E Conpllments of the N U A N M111ersburg OflO D O N G E N M Dry Goods Ready to Wear West Jackson Street Pnone 304 M111ersburg Ohlo Compllments of ROX TROSER ROOflDg WIDDER SHELL SERWICE Phone 14 I Sugar Creek Ohlo S111Ng Spoutlrg Walnut Creek On1o P U ' T L O C R S , '4 Y ' A 5 50 J H C I A L A ' D S A V l N S B ' K ' A T S E . E R Conpllmerts of U 0 E T Sugar Creek Ohlo Congratulatlons Class of 1906 THE FARMERS STATE BANK Your Nelghbors Do Of Wllmot Ohlo WHITE'S FLOWERS Compllments of Phone 136 VILLAGE RESTALRANT M1llersburg Ohlo On the Square ln When It's Flowers M1llersbu1g Say It W1th Ours Phone 310 F T D Member CRILOW S BUTCHER SHOP MILLERSBURO Custom Butcherlng HARDWARE AND SUPPLX Home Cured Meats Furnlture Hardware Palnts Berlln 3 4495 M1llersburg Phone 99 S A 1 A R C R E K H O ' E L You Can Bank By Mail A , L EYERHART FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Equlppeu w1th Oxygen 24 Hour Ambulance Serxlce Shanesvllle Prone 119 M Call T for Ambulance Invalid or Funeral SGFVICG Phone 89 M Mlllersburg, Oh1o Sylvanla Tubes Phone 478 G Compllnents of O11 Batterles Tlres Accessor1es Sugar Creek Onlo 59 R Furnace Repalrs LEE TROYER Twentleth Century Furnaces and Repalrs Walnut Creek Oh1o Phone Berlln 3 4543 HILLCREST ORCHARD Apples and Peaches One Half Mlle East of Walnut Creek Dan N Hershberger H A T E R Y SOMMERS RADIO AND TV SERVICE REGULA'S SUNQCQ SERVICE Chevrolet Best Wlshes to The Senlor Class of 1956 HUFFMAN MOTOR Sales and Servlce Mlllersburg Oh1o THE MILLERSBURG EQUITY EXCHANGE COMPANY Phone 73 Mlllersburg Oh1o Feeds Seeds Graln Farm and Home Hardware Toy and DuPont P31HtS Compllments of RALPH AND CLYDE MILLER Phone 147 Mlllersburg Oh1o MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Allen Wlnkelpleck Sugar Creek Oh1o P0110 Flre and Auto Insurance Compllments from THE COPPERHEAD COAL COMPANY GERBER S GULF SERVICE Berl1n Oh1O Gas and O11 Service Phone Berl1n 34711 KENDLE BROTHERS CHEVROLET Sales and Servlce Phone 43548 D1a1 Wllmot W1nesburg 7 . ! 7 G ! 1 Suppliers of Sinclair Products 3 , I l r I 1 7 I 7 STERTZBACH S I G A Super Market Wllmot Oh10 WALTMAN'S General Electrlc R C M111ersburg Oh1o DOUGLAS AND MISHLER Congratu1at1ons To Wonderful School Years of Servlce To You May We Contlnue To Merlt Your Support DOUGLAS AND MISHLER All BOYD AND WURTHMAN Locker Servlce Restaurant Grocerles Meats Phone 3 4631 Ber11n KLINE AND KAUFMAN Dealers 1n Furnlture Hardware P1umb1ng Route 62 General T1re Repalrlng And Recapplng Mlllersburg 497 Road Serv1ce MT HOPE HARDWARE Mt Hope Oh1o Servlng Oh1o s Lead1ng Farmlng Commun1ty Phone Mlllersburg 457 S KANDEL'S GENERAL STORE Grocerles Meats Hardware Dry Goods Berlln 3 4361 . . . ' A -A, . a t SCHMUCKER AND MILLER L N U E E R A Standard O11 Products Tlres Batterles Accessorles General Repalls Rlchard L Hostetler Manager RAMBACHER AND DYE SHENK S GRILL Snell Serxlce Gogd F000 Trucks Implements Shanesvllle Ohlo Depenuable Servlce at Low Cost Make Our Store Your Headqua1te1s Located on U S 62 ana Oh1o 39 Compllments I HOSTETLER S DRX QOODS Phone 437 G M1llersburg Sugar Creek Onlo Ernest Schmld Cheese Maker Mlllersburg Ohlo W A L N U E M A John Hostetler John Deere Farm Equlpment and Appllances Walnut Creek Ohlo W A T C R K G A G E I ' vi 11 ' ' X a SHARP RUN DAIRY . . V i 0 T I M P L E M ' N T C O P N Y Better Homes By B E R O E Walnut Creek Ohlo Compllments of Congratulatlons to the Class VILLAGE MOTORS Your Frlendly Ford Dealer Wooster Road Mlllersburg Ohlo GLEN RHODIE l U A foou LLHEF Ml116ISbUfg Onlo HOLMES TRACTOR SALES Mlllersburg 0F10 Congratulatlons Class of 1956 Conpllments of BURCER HARDWARE Su5ar Creek Ohlo A L R T' S C H C K ' S B U I L D R S D E X S. T R O Y E R Compllments of MILLER JEWELRY The Home of Elgln Watches Compllments of Walnut Creek Ohlo MAL TROYER AND Compllments of HARMON S STUDIOS SCN Dover Ohlo Portra1t Commercial Weddlngs Phone 3 6101 We extend our apprec1at1on to our advertlsers and t the fO1lOW1Hg who gave us donatlons Dr Clyde Bahler Maxwell Clothlng Store Hoffman's Drug Store Quallty Shop Boyd Shoe Store R. M Close Est1ll, Estlll, and Estlll R. V. Allng Wool M1ll Dr. L. E. Wolfe Obermlller Varlety Store Western Auto Mlllersburg W B. Koonee Shanesvllle Market E. V. Lahm Dr D J. Weber Hecker s Glfts S C Sprunger Elllott Hartllne Funeral Berl1n Post Oif1ce A P. Snyder Hunter Funeral Home W11ey McDowall Seese Shoe Store Walve Boyd Bunker H111 Store Drushell and Mathle O B Haager Mast Electrlc Art's Store Lester Gerber Home ln v 1 . . . O v f X f XX 4 Bc:-K3-'Painter 5 Conmpm fx fan ' -I ll' IZA!