Wauseon High School - Chief Yearbook (Wauseon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1944 volume:

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UCTUBEH IU, 1943 Your Chief Staff Carol Sclwwull, Edilor in Chief Eloise Bales Grace Childers Joan Goodwin Kennelh Gorsuclw Pauline Grime Hal Hacke'r'r Alberla Kolb William Meyer Violef Moll Fred Radloff Beffy Reynolds Alice Jean Porfer Rufh Wagner Jean Woodward Mr. Leon Roach, Adviser 6 To D. R. Purkey We Dedicate As a source of friendship, wif and humor, as well as a source of knowledge fo all lhose sludenls who have mel and known him during fhe pasl Seven years, Mr. Purlcey has proven his leadership. His lhorouqh knowledge of aqriculiure has con- lribuled much lo The slale ol Ohio and 'ro fhe nalion. His oulslandinq abilily as a leacher is shown by lhe facl ihaf many of his agricullure sfudenls nor only have been selecled as Slafe Farmers buf as American Farmers. Wauseon Hiqh School Graduales who sludiecl in lhe AQ classrooms, and upon refurning home, always sion in for a cha? wilh lheir old friend -M-4. l We are happy and proud fo dedicale lhe Chief of I944 lo Mr. Purluey. -CWWVDCWOVDGWOVDGW IN MEMORIUM We here express our affeclion 'For our classma+e, Alberfa Wyse, who passed away Ocfober 8, I943. Despife her ill healfh she made a gallani efforf fo go 'rhrough school and puf forfh such an efforf while doing so, ihaf she was an inspirafion +o all of us. Because of her quief, 'Friendly manner, she was beloved by all who knew her. MDQIQSDCIQNDQIQND 8 YQ wwf? HCM M W .4 W 'MX H, ' X I I ' Q v 'ix 45 xv Xl 'XI-x Q. ffm 1 ' XX I K X ,I f W an V Y x P fx X X X XX' Mxxx Xjiy C' ,Q 1 4 i - X L ,fx Xxxx AJS--v ,I ok' X -5 yr f Builders Again Mr. F. S. Huyck, Mr. Orra Wallcins, Mr. Arlhur Williams, Mr. Guy Penrod, Dr. Lee Boris. Mr. E. A. King, Dr B. A. Rogers 'Alla I' ...nl . ff I bi , X ' The biggesf iob in any communify is rhe proper educalion of ils youih. While lhe 'teachers are in clirecr conlacf wilh 'rhe pupils, lhere is anorher group who selecr These leachers and who are responsible fo lhe communiry which has chosen lhem 'ro carry our a good school program. This group gels lilfle credif and receives no compensalion for irs many hours of sludy and sacrifice. To fhe members of The Wauseon School Board we wish The besr of luclc wifh lheir building proiecl. I 2 r l l Principal We are lruly qraleful 'ro you for your inleresl in our school spiril. Your inlelligence and undersland- ing in fhe classroom and your wil al' our pep rneefings have made you respecled and admired by fhe sfudenl' body. Allhough this was your firsl year wilh us, we leel rhaf we have gained a True friend. ,lf . 3. 45 I 3 Superintendent We have known you as leacher, scholar, and friend for sevenleen years: buf only lhis year have we realized how invaluable your courage and slamina are lo us. Your unliring courage and sla- mina, in fhe lace of all dilficullies and inconveniences, have helped rnalce lhis school year a highly successful one which will be long remembered. Our Faculty - As They Are Teacher Miss Eysler Miss l-lupp Miss Alexander Mr. I-laliauer Mr. Roach Miss Smilh Miss McConnell Miss Axx - Mr. Purlcey Miss S+uempeI Mr. Rupe Mr. Kunlcle Mr. l-luyclc Miss Money Mr. Yosl M r. Siewa rl Service 2 yrs. 2 yrs. I yr. I yr. I5 yrs. I8 yrs. 2 yrs. I yr. 7 yrs. I4 yrs. 9 yrs. I yr. I7 yrs. 20 yrs. I yr. 4 yrs. Subjeci Languages Sciences Commercial Jr. Hi English lndusrrial Aris I-lisfory Sr. Hi English Home Ec. Agricul+ure Biology, Physical Ea. Malh., Sr. Science Coach, Music Hislory Malh, Speech Civics Geog., Healih Our Faculty-- As We See Them My, wlml A :wool apron. Wi: always wfvnclrrrred, now we lfricxw, Wow! ll slwrfs my newsboy, l'll subscribe Wliiill Aimihier new lypinq lcaflier? llvw limi lmf, llwia lvrzrrn fifvinfg on? lin, fu-mi, Dim, spicl Will lllflll? I will! I O. K. So lm doosrrl lilce onions. llmmml Musl be indiqeslioni The olwifzfl is lo lvl - which nail? Elomonlory, my dear Walson! We-'re surprised loo! 8 - 9- IO and oull Wlio done il? Si Si, Srrnorila Eyslorl Uiirqusliriq, lsril ll? Lul's fio, Canql Yell! Dorfl Whisper. s ii., S5 M 'WX 5 , as v W R A Ni - -I -3 From Day To Daze SEPTEMBER Wdnesday 8-The grade school youngsTers puT on one of Monday I3-Wouldn'T you know ThaT school would sTarT Friday OCTOB sTarT on The I3Th I7-Our TirsT TooTball game OT The season was aT Adrian, and we opened iT wiTh a 7 - O vicTory. ER Sunday IO-On This sunny auTumn morning, The greaTesT Tragedy in The hisTory oT Wauseon High School occurred when The main building oT The school was swepT by Tire. The Tlames spread quickly, leaving iusT The brick sTrucTure and parTs oT The TirsT Tloor unburned, buT ruined by waTer in a vaIianT eTTorT on The parT of The Tiremen To save The school which Tor so many years has harbored wiThin iTs walls, The spiriT oT youTh. School was posTponed a week and The school board was To arrange a place where we could conTinue our educaTion. The TrusTees of The Memorial AudiTorium meT wiTh The school board and Through Their ingenuiTy and cooperaTion, we were able To conTinue sTudenT liTe, iTs acTiviTies and aThle- Tics, in The audiTorium and The annex. AII oT us, sTudenTs and Teachers alike, realized The necessiTy oT cooperaTion and Though under many handicaps, we wenT Through a school year oT which we can well be proud. NOVEMBER Friday I2 - The J-Hop, sponsored annually by The Junior Friday Thursd DECEM Friday Class was a greaT success and Tor The TirsT Time The Juniors exTended Their inviTaTion To The Junior High, as well as To The Senior High. I9-The Juniors prerenTed Their class play, Life Begins aT I6, a good enjoyable comedy. IT wenT over so well ThaT iT has been called one of The besT plays yeT. My, My,-whaT They won'T be able To do when They're Seniors. ay 25-Thanksgiving--The day seT aside Tor The special prayers oT Thanks and graTiTude Tor our many blessings. On This day Too, we played our lasT TooT- ball game of The season wiTh DeITa, our annual Thanksgiving Day rival. Our Team played Their besT and deTeaTed Them 60 - 6. During The enTire season, ouT of Ten games played, we won six and losT Tour. So you seelone never con Tell whaT enormous masses oT muscle may be hidden wiThin a maasley Trame. BER 3-The Wauseon High School baskeTball Team is noTed Tor iTs clean players and Their remarkab'e a'-iliTy, buT because iT was The opening game oT The season, The Team wenT To Archbold noT quiTe sure oT Themselves, and we losT. BUT iT gave us good exper- ience and There were league games yeT To come. The rnosT successful operaTTas ever produced by Them and gave iT before one oT The largesT crowds. Can we help iT iT we didn'T have ThaT purse and poison- aliTy when we were kids? Thursday 23-ChrisTmas vacaTion meanT Two whole weeks oT leisure wiTh The ThoughT oT exams, so soon To come TorTh, Tucked in The back OT our minds. JANUARY Monday 3-The Third day oT The new year - The year which has been prophesied To bring happiness To so many people all over The world V The year oT peace and The end of war. School began again This day. Friday Il-The greaTesT baskeTloall game of The season - Vlauseon versus LiberTy CenTer, and in whaT seem- ed a Tew Thriling milnuTes, The crisis was over. On Tis TaTeTul nighT, The die was casT in Tavor oT fl auseon, buT The Team boTh well earned and deser- pie 7 ir vicTory. lT was a close decision - 36 - 33. W ar proud of our Team and send Them To The 13 001 M I4 February I4 means ValenTine's Day and The alenT1ne ParTy given by The STuclenT Council. This is reTTy much a dress up aTTair and is nicer Than any dance we have excepT The Junior-Senior Prom. ui f-' ' ei W y X Q . - 1' ' rho enT wiTh The besT oT luck. FEBR ARY - Frl ey I8 The baskeTbaII game wiTh Bryan was The lasT of The League games To be played, and Tor The TirsT Time since I939, Wauseon's baskeTball Team has won The championship Tor The NorThwesTern Ohio BaskeTball League and The coveTed gold cup. Tuesday 22-A one day holiday - WashingTon's birThday- MARCH However, a holiday is noT always a holiday. This annual The ChieT has gone To press. Hereare The evenTs yeT To come. We hope They all pan ouT. 3 - 4 Wauseon plays The TirsT baskeTball games of The APRIL 7 28 MAY I9 28 JUNE I I6 season aT Defiance - The TournamenT. We drew SwanTon, and we won by golly we won. To . NexT on To Maumee - anoTher vicTory To . IO EasTer vacaTion. Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Class play. Baccalaurea Te Diplomas - hurray we're ouT - buT sad, Too. N10 wx Q3 U afofdww QMS. fag 2 K M.-so Jbqx S' W if . 'Sr 1 W Q59 W' X O. I ' f A I K . -'I I . ' g JC 3 ' W J X L if , ' A s , - ' vf Rf 'From The End The Beginning' Springs' This year Tor The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT Wauseon High School a class is graduaTing Trom a building ThaT is noT a school building. However, This will noT be enTirely new To The class oT '44, Tor as we loolr back aT our school days we remember ThaT while we were TiTTh and sixTh graders we wenT To school in a large house on WesT LeggeTT STreeT. We were disappoinTed aT being unable To aTTend he new grade school buT soon goT over iT when we came up To The high school. During The sevenTh and eighfh grades we remained in obscuriTy, sTudying hard and geTTing accusTomed To our new surroundings. The nexT year as Treshmen we Took The lead in Jr. Hi acTiviTies and organizaTions. As sophomores we became inTeresTed in Senior High acTiviTies. The boys wenT Tor aThleTics and many won leTTers. We also earned money in order To puT on The Prom The Tolowilng year. Perhaps our Junior year was The busiesT one oT all. We presenTed The play One Horrible NighT under The leadership oT Miss STuempel. We also prinTed The Red and WhiTe. our school paper. The Junior-Senior banquef was, oT course, The big evenT of The year. Near The end of The Term we picked our rings which we were To receive as Seniors. ln The Tall oT I943 The TiTle Seniors was besTowed upon us. JusT as we were geTTing a good sTarT The school burned down. lT was no Tun going To school in The AudiTorium, buT we Tried To go on as usual. We had our picTures Taken and chose our inviTaTions. The Chief STaTT, handicapped because of The war, worked hard To geT ouT The annual. And as Seniors, Too, we were able To achieve The goal Tor which we had been sTriving-The momenT when graduaTion day was To come. And To every young and eager graduaTe of Today will be The iob oT malcing a world of war inTo a world of peace. 'Ts -M, fgx ul S-Q2 A 'RX . ' 20 Seniors BILL MEYERS, President ALBERTA KOLB. Pres. BETTY REYNOLDS, Sec. Treas. WXLLIAM MEYER Dutch BETTY Rr-:vNol,os Raynole The Sec. Sz Treas. of our class is Bettv, And the Senior boys all think she's pretty. We're proud to have lzvr for our Treasurer, Berause she has a smile that is a pleasure. irl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bill newer grows disrouraged, When .the ads don't come in fast. Hc's a popular .student of W. H. S., And President of this floss. Class Officer 1, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Torch Club 15 B k I H 3: V - ..W,, 2, 3, 4: R d Wh- S ff ,, ff A rchestra 15 G.R.-Hi-Y Play 1, 2, 35 Jr. Class Play 35 gtaff Zfsgh Manager 2 C sl ite ta 53 ized si while staff 3, Chief staff 45 B.G. Scholarship ' ' ' ' ' .T 35 Sextet Accom. 35 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Boys Glee ' gf om. 4. III 1 Amsrzr.-x Kouz ' ' ' ' Bert Alberta is a study shark, We'll tell you how we know. We looked at her report card And that A-plus told us so. Class Officer 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, 45 Nat'l Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Red Sz VVhite Staff 3, 45 Chief Staff 45 ll. G. Scholarship 25 Librarian 3. Seniors appear on the following pages Allwood. Charles Auten. Wilma Baer. Juanita Batdorf, Helen Bates. Eloise Baus. Richard Burllnson, Brentwood Childers. Grace Crout. Irene Dunbar, Lois Eberly. Edward Galbraith. Jean Gee Louise Goodwin, Joan Gnrsuch, Kenneth Grime. Pauline Hackett. Hal Hill. Doreen Kessler. Delmar Knieram, Martha Kolb. Alberta Lozer. Juanita. Meyer. Bill Moll. Violet Myers. Eileen Nofzipzer, Donald 24 Nofziger. Pauline 25 Norden. Lorna 33 Olmstead. Arlene 30 Onweller, Mary Belle 30 Plassman. Marion 32 Porter, Alice 26 Radloff. Fred 32 Rasmussen. Marie 24 Reynolds. Betty 21 Rice. Velma 27 Ross. Ila 29 Ruhlin. Robert 33 Schwall. Carol 22 Segrrist, Dorothy 31 Segrist. Blaine 26 Shaw. Glen 27 Sheffer. Jack 26 Simon, Ilan 25 Sluder. Luetta 29 S'r:'yer, Ross 23 Vollmer. Pauline 29 Wagner. Rulh 22 Woodward, Jean 28 Wyse. Eugene 22 Yoder, Margaret 31 2 I RUTH XVAGNER Squirt Plays, clubs, and basketball. There's nothing Ruth ean't do. She has a smile for everyone, As her picture shows to you. Girl Reserves 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Sextet 33 Red 81 White Staff 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g I , Chief Staff 4. EUGENE H. WYSE Though Gene seems very quiet, And studious does appear, ..- lfVe sometimes really wonder I f in this he's quite sincere. Torch Club 13 Glee Club 4. fin ' Vi fjrl 22 C AKOL SCHWALL K ivie Carol is just that type , lVho is liked by everyone, She's the editor and a seholar llfho likes to have lots of fun. Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 G.R.-Hi-Y Play 33 Jr. Class Play 33 Red 81 White Staff 1, 23 Editor of Chief 43 B.G. Scholar- ship 2, 3. V IOLET M ou. Vi Violet, the girl with the name of a flower, Is anything in the world but sour. She's as smart as a whip and gets her lessons in a zip, Oh, what would our class do without her. Class Officer 13 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Jr.jr. Class Play 3g Chief Staff 43 Activity Award 23 Librarian 3. l F l. D. Ross STRAYER Bud MARTHA KNIERIM Maffhif Oh, poor Martha, what would she do If it weren't for that powder can? Shed have to go with a shiny nose To see her handsome man. An hour passed on-and Ross awolee, His dream abruptly ended. The teacher at his elbow spoke, Tis time your ways were mended. Hi-Y 4g Glee Club 1, Cheerleader 4, Booster's Club lg F-H-PM 1, 2, 3, 43 Henry Snyder High School 1, 2- Projcctionist 2. ,nn JOAN L. GOODWIN tm -l I Loursi-: A. GBE Louie 1 She's the girl who gets the tip-Off, ' Louise 'wth the meek brown eyes, She's the girl who leads the band, ' l In whose orbs a shadow lies, But these are not the only feats 'l And although she's very quiet, That she has at her command. Still she seems to profit by it. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Red 8: White 2, 3, 4, G. R.-Hi-Y Play 35 Jr. Class Play 3, Red Sz Staff 4. White Staff 3, Chief Staff 4, Prom Chairman 33 Booster's Club 4g Twirler lg Drum Major 2 3, 4. 23 DON N01-'ZINGER Don AIARIE JUNE RASMUSSEN Shorty One of our cheerleader boys- is Don, What would we do in this school or ours I-Ie has wazfy hair like a real Don Juan. l'Vere it not for the girls like Marie? He's tall and slirn and has plenty of virng She has a smile and a pleasant word, lVith him leading its we're snre to win. For all whom she chances to see. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Torch Club 15 Glee Club 1, 43 Cheer- Band 1, Z, 3, 49 Orchestra Zg Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Jr. leader 45 Basketball 1, 3g G.R.-Hi-Y Play 35 Jr. Class 'lass Play 3g Booster's Club 3g Pet Echoes 33 Pettis- Play 3- 4 ville High School 1, 2, 3. 1 'C ,, QQ! DOREEN JANE HILL C Q ' RUTH ELOISE BATES Ellie Doreen is. a nice little girl in our' class, X f Eloise really knows how to dress, Biff 'life fs 'I WW -'hl' 'md mmd 1055- She gets her clothes from places of the best. She -fmdlf'-V had U-Y we all ffm See, We hate to see school end for she will leave us, For she carries her books with her constantly. And ffgixg 'Ivy kngur wpuld surely grieve M5- FHA- 112- G'rl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Glee Club 4, Red sl White S.al'i' 35 Ch?ef Staff 45 Booster's Club 4. 24 ll.l'iAN LUcu.l.E SIMON Leanie llean is the girl with the raven locks, lVaiting until opportunity knocks. She has energy and ability too, Therefore we're sure that she'll never be blue. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Booster's Club l. RICHARD P. BAUS Baus Richard is a zfery nice boy, But he seems to be rather coy. Now and then he gets a gleam in his eye, Which makes us wonder if he's really so shy. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. VVILMA AUTEN Stub W for Wilma, So modest and trim, In getting her lessons She works with a vim. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4,3 Nat'l Honor Society 2, 3: flee il uh 1, Z, 3, 4,5 Sextet 3g Red 6 White Staff 3, G cholarship l, 2, 3, Librarian 3. U INE Norzlmsmz Pauline ul 4 ' ' Z' I, , , . --.f ' he one girl who is able to do things well, ls Pauline Nofziger as we all can tell. She is quiet, yet full of fun, And her lessons are always done. F.H.A. l, 2, Red Sz White Staff 43 B.G. Scholarship 1. JACK STERLING SHEFFER Sparky Sparkey's absent, is Warrezfs fry, But 'we'zfe never been able to figure out why. Sparkey's his nickname and he has the gift of Especially when he's in the physics lab F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 4 in ' ff PAULINE GRIME Grime List to the-tale of a fair young maid Who played logve's daring game, And lost her heart to a swell sailor man, And we all know his name. Class Officer 24 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Cheerleader lp Student Council 13 Jr. Class Play 33 Chief Staff 45 B.G. Scholarship 1. 26 ALICE JEAN PORTER Alicia Some people are bright in some ways And others are only fair, But Alice is bright in all ways, She's the girl with the golden hair. Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Society 2, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Sextet3g GR.-Hi-Y Plays 25 Jr. Class Play 33 Red Sz White Staff 2, 3, 43 Chief Staff 45 Booster's Club Z5 B. G. Scholarship 1, 2, 3g Activity Award 25 American Legion Essays, VVinner 1. JOHN BLAINE SEGRIST Bud Blaine is a very quiet boy, Midst a host of noisy ones, But just the same, remember this, Still 'water deepest runs. F.F.A. 4. l It l + s l VELMA RICE By uncounted little pleasurers Her life is richly blessed, There's never for Velma a single minute, That doesn't.hold something lovely in it. F.H.A.' lg G.A.A. 3, 4. IJELMER Ksssum This big bruiser with the cute short hair, ls a good player and is always square. He was captain of our football team, And forever and ever will be on the beam F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Velm 'LENN R. SHAW Shawsky Glenn is another mischief shark, 4 A And always is happy as a lark, f He is a sport both loyal and true 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl 2 3, 4, Football - x 1: , d will always speak to me andl you. Q' '. l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity W 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Kess Loxs DUNBAR Lois Everything pleases our Lois, She's never been known to complain. ' ,She smiles when the sky is brilliantly blue, . And smiles if it's grey with rain. ' ' W 3, 4. F. H. A. 2, Glee Club 4g B.G. Scholarship 3. 27 EDWARD EBERLY Ed HELEN BATDORF Batdorf Hts feats are few but tried and true, Helen is one of our cheerleader girls, His airs are many and bold. She gives ns a yell and then she whirls. He's always a jolly good sport, She is very lively when she's ont on the floor, By many it has been told. But when she's in elass she's been known to snare. Hi-Y 2, 3, Torch Club lg Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity W Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4,5 Glee Club 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3. 3, 43 Red Sz White Staff 3. JEAN WOODWARD jeanie ' V N GALBRAITH Jeanie Where did you get that wonderful smile UN -We here 0 ffimldly NUWWQ lady, That cheers us 'whenever we're blue? A Uwfife Of all wlwm -The knows: It's so pleasant and sweet that I believe ff Slemwou-7 nafufe will 'win 1011 of ffifnd-Y A good fairy gave it to you. Wan wherever she goes. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Chief Staff 4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 F-H-A 1, 2, 3, 43 Student COUIICUS G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. 28 PAULINE VOLLMER Pauline Bnmwwoon BURLINSON Brentie Her laughter brings an erho They speak of the small and mighty, lVhere'ver she is found, Napoleon was this you see. A lasting ffffnd-Yhif -The has made The same thing applies to Brentwood, With everyone around. For all gf this is he, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4. -:iw C- m, f ILA MAE Ross it LUETTA Snum-:R Blondie lla Mae is the girl with the big brown eyes, Letta has lost her heart, And she is really 'very wise. . ,To a fellow in the Navy blue. .bhe doesn't go steady but has lots of dates, 555119-'11 hg waiting when hgcomgg home, And this is the reason she really rates. And l'm sure that he'll never care to roam. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club FUHAI 1, 2, 3. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 G.R.-Hi-Y Play 35 Jr. Class Play 33 Red 8: White Staff 4. 29 CHARLES ALLWOOD C. . . JUANITA LOZER Juanita Charley hails from the country, JK Juanita has pretty big blue eyes, In that little old Whiptzet machineg I, QA And she comes from the country where her heart lies. 1sn't it queer, says Sparkey, 1 She has never been known to talk in class, That it will run on gasoline? I And this should make her an-outstanding lass. F. H. A. 2. MARY BELLE ONNVELLER iMary BeUe ARLENE MAY OLMSTEAD V Arlene Mary is good and always has her lesson, . 5, 'il' 1- S he's steady and dependable, With this little feat, she will always have our blessing, We've always found her so. - She comes from the country to our Seniorr Class, If she continues in this wayg lflfe shall always remember this 'Uery nice lass. She'll find success we linowf F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 30 KP1NNl'lTlI C, Gorsueh Ken .lUANI'l'A BARR 5 Teta Ken's great rharaeteristif is his hair, Juanita lives on Elm Street, Because it stands right up in the air. f' And we think she is really allreet . He is a swell fellow and is liked by all, L-Q 81- She is a good dancer and this is fine, And is ready to work whenever you call. ' - For this means for her a very good time. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Chief Staf 1 '-.'4 n irl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 35 B. G. Schlarship Z5 Projectiouist 3, 4. T : Red Sz White Staff 3. MARGARET YODER Maggie lloizoruv Ssulusr Dot Maggie has so many good points , That wee mile if Dome, Mft, fmmot tell ,hem au: She never does anything naughty. But 'we will tell you this rnurh, , She has he' lessom every day' ,flwfr 0 star at basketball, I I Atld lhaf ti! 'whdl will always pdy. Girl Reserves 3, 45 F.1-LA, 1, 2, 45 G.A,A. 3, 4. Class Officer 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 I GRACE CHILDERS Gub Gracie is a sweet little girl, Whose eyes put the boys in a whirl . Her smile is pleasant and affects all the lads, Maybe that's the reason we got so many ads. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 4g Red 8z White Staff 33 Chief Staff 4. F RED RADLOFF Fritz The Honorable Frederick Radloff They say is very clever, He always strizfes to please the men But to please the women --------- Never! Class Offificer 13 Torch Club l3 Nat'l Honor Society 2, 33 Student Council 1, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Varsity W 3, 43 Red 8: White Staff 2, 3g Chief Staff 4g B.G. Scholarship 1, 2, 33 Activity Award 23 American Legion Essays 1. I I'IAL C. HACKETT F ooze Now Hal is a jolly fellow, llfho makes you roar with laughter, And when he comes into your room, It's money for a Chief he's after. Class Officer 23 Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 Torch Club 13 Glee 3, 43 Student Council 43 Basketball 1, 3, 43 DN 10N PLASSMAN Plassie X ass-ie's a girl who likes to have fun, ,J d looking for it she'.r always on the run, 3.5 bj i-Y Play 23 Chief Staff 43 Booster's Club 4. 3. X I 32 She's fallen hard for a Merchant Marine, And we know she thinks he's mighty keen. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 13 Glee Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 G. R.-Hi-Y Plays 33 Red and White Staff 3. 1 lilugl-iN Nllavlaks liilvrn .'l.v lnnyl ax Ifilvvn lmx num' tu xrlmul, , .S'ln .v lmrclly vfw' bral.-vu a rule, fs .Ya .fIlt'1AI'N.f ix lmuud lo farm' xanzz' day j ff ' Tu am' who mzzliizizvx in .vurlz a way. P' l K I l l+'.ll.A. 2, 3. Q5 '. w B. , ,!. Y . Nunn-zm' Sill-IRMAN RUHLIN Bob Rnlu'rl'.x' ll U14-li' lilllc fUll0'ZU l1'lm.u' alfvayx an llzv xful, Ifvgrlrdlfnm' af iulzellwr llzc lcaulzz' Tllllllnil' lu' .flmuld be llwnr or nal. llzmrl l, 2, 3, 45 Glcc Club l, 2, UIQ.-lli-Y Play 33 Jr. Class Play 1' 3, 4g Basketball 35 3. l.l'Cll.I.li lmfm: CROVT Jerry l ix for lrvnr' lllllu has a .vlwrt namv, ll'iIlz tlzv tips of lzvr fingers .S'l14 ll .viirvly win fame. li. H. A. lg Glcc Vlulw lg Red 8z VVhitc Staff 4. l.nuN,x M, NURIHQN Red Rrrl ix flu' girl tvillz tlzv big friendly smile, ll'lm ix alfvayx .flapping to talk awhile. .S'lzv'.v happy and frivndly to all, .fly fm' fvnu ld my it, Slick Wally on the ball . lf.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Our Service Boys These Boys Who Slarfed School With The Class of I944 Enfered Service Prior lo Graduahon Warren Childers cluring his senior year, Maynard Figy, during his senior year was inducled xnlo fhe Army, November, was inducfed info lhe Navy November 943 l943. AAJXAAAAAAAAG Donald Clair Carl Davis Junior Gomer John Jones John Lawrence Lesfer Lowe Keilh Miley Bud Randall Glen Robinson l'lerber+ Vogel Leave It or Take It Charles Allwood, bequeath my 90 mile an hour whippet to Conrad Baum. Wilma Auten, bequeath my grade card to Paul Steinbrecher. Juanita Baer, bequeath my dainty mouth to Sandra Hamp. Helen Batdort. bequeath my vigorous voice to Miss Money. Eloise Bates, bequeath my excellent disposition to Bertram Riches. Richard Baus, bequeath my solemn ways to Hal Watkins. Brentwood Burlinson, bequeath my sudden growth to my brother Kirkwood. Grace Childers, bequeath my baby voice to Barbara Bonar. Warren Childers. bequeath my blushing traits to Allen Galbraith. Irene Crout, bequeath my musical talents to Bill Campbell. Lois Dunbar. bequeath my serious intent to Jim Eddings. Edward Eberly, bequeath my costume to Clair Mclntosh. Maynard Figy, bequeath my football ability to Dean Hammon. Jean Galbraith. bequeath my Everready smile to Don Watkins. Louise Gee, bequeath my auburn locks to Audrey Reed. Joan Goodwin. bequeath my vitality to Ed Miller. Ken Gorsuch. bequeath my position on the farm block to Jim Howard. Pauline Grime. bequeath my contagious laugh to Virginia Lillich. Hal Hackett, bequeath my scintillating selection ot synonymous syllables to Gene Krick. Doreen Hill. bequeath my nickname Cookie to Doris Mandley. Delmer Kessler. bequeath my Gillette Beard to Huber Buehrer. Martha Knierim, bequeath my Bronx enunciation to Jim Gype. Alberta Kolb. bequeath my A's to Paul Dehnbostel. Juanita Lozer. will my big blue eyes to llene Crile. Bill Meyer, bequeath my knowledge ot figures to Ralph Radlott. Violet Moll. bequeath my tamily traditions to Charles Domeck. Eileen Myers, bequeath my quietness in civics class to Shirley Phillips. Donald Notziger. leave my waves to the Navy Recruiting Station. Pauline Notziger. leave my good grades to Ruth Lutton. Lorna Norden. leave my title as Archbold's Most Loyal Fan to my sister Millie. Arlene Olmstead, bequeath my skill in putting puzzles together to Joenita Miller. Mary Onweller, bequeath my alias. Arlene , to any girl who needs one. Marian Plassman. leave my alarm clock, which never did go ott, to Mary Hinderer. Alice Jean Porter, bequeath my strawberry blonde curls to Pat Omler. Fred Radlott. bequeath my ability to ignore all girls to Roger Flory. Marie Rasmussen. leave my many tree letters to Roberta Short. Betty Reynolds, bequeath my excuses for being late tor physics class to John Hummon. Velma Rice, bequeath my faithfulness to one man to any girl who can get one. lla Ross. leave my bright eyes to Annabelle Welch. Robert Ruhlin. leave my dependable Essex to any desperate person. Carol Schwall, leave those assemblys l never got, to next years editor. Dorothy Segrist, bequeath my always perfectly curled hair to Dana Bixler. Blaine Segrist, leave my deliberate manner ot speech to Dick Wilkie. Glen Shaw. bequeath my mild manners to Hal Robinson. Jack Shaffer, bequeath my giant stride to someone going no place. llean Simon. bequeath my golden voice to Christine Williams. Luetta Sluder, bequeath my tair peaches and cream complexion to Marilouise Thierry. Ross Strayer, leave my Nash, which was a taxi cab to all girls. to Jack Ross' Chrysler. Pauline Vollmer. leave my collection ot hair ribbons to Pat Westbrook. Ruth Wagner. bequeath my good nature to Evelyn Earlywine. Jean Woodward, leave my long walks home to Mary Van Valkenburg. Eugene Wyse. leave my boxing gloves to my kid brother, Dick. Margaret Yoder. leave my long days at Wauseon Manufacturing Company to Esther Croninger. 35 Were We? l l i My how fhey have changed . . . pass if fhis way please . . . , .manls besf friend - dog ...... Use Cleano Toofhpowder . , lMaggie is a quief momenf ...... . fem-shun . . . . open wide Jean . . . Well, are you gaing fo lump . , . Ch, whaf memories . . . . me and my lliffle shadow .... Don'f pouf ..... sfar eyed gal .... Here's proof -- whaf more do you wanf? .... and furfhermore . . ready and waifing .... Oh, for fhe life of a sailor ..... Whaf's fhe mailer Berf ? . . . as fhey were .... Was a fough old grind . . . feeling weak Glen .... Well, Jean again . 36 KW QLWYC Mme S I X , + !L'5:3 M -YV ,7 6' f 11 'N M' iii f E !.z, M EEsQb!.N Ml. V KE . X-' R ,- XS? N I Ming! I n 34' 0011 f , ws tml Ill 43 9 A 4 Jw ' -ixfQ v f X ' 1 1' S 6 I D 1 1' ff Q f ff 'f ' T Jy , ll, V V iv f ! .f ' f g ff' f X 1 f ff X , 7 I I ,f I !l J I , , J 'fl , f ' E X '-.A OH! THOSE Ned Baker Conrad Baum Mary B BLITT1 Beverly Becker Rose Blair Elaine Buch Huber Dana Bixler Jane Blair hop Buehrer Nedra Call Lawrence Cla rk Mary Clair Belly Clark Marlin Conrad Ilene Crile Esl Wayne Dorsey Howard Fig her Croninqer Paul Dehnboslel Berlha Dickerson Y Doris Frazier Eva Gamber Belly George Peler Gillen Joseph Goodwin Kalhryn Gorsuch pe Sandra lrlamp Irene l-lauenslein Mary Hinderer emp eslie Kessler Ma Ru d Q j im Gy ? X .PLN iii Alf' Jo 'Ar . oil . 5 -.- rlha King Treva Lawrence Virginia Leu or Lucas Rulh Lullon Clare Mclnlosh Denver Merrilel Doris Manley Marlin Mallhews Joenila Miller Margarel Miller Donna Neuenschwander Herberl Paxon Shirley Philli Mildred Norden Audrey Olmslead PS Virgie Quillel Audrey Reed Juanila Rupp Bessie Simm Evelyn Rohrs Jack Ross OHS Lowell Sommers Pau Charles Tilse l Sleinlarecher Lucille Sloll Dail Slulzman Ma ry Lou Tullle Mary V Me Annabelle Welch Dora Wilkie an Valkenburg rle Wagner Don Wallcins Mary Weber Richard Wilkie Irene Windisch Berlha Woll Clarence Zimmerman juniors Wi+h over one-half of fheir high school life behind ihem, lhe Juniors worlred very indusiriously preparing +o become Seniors They had a class play Life Begins ai lb a comedy concerning ieen-ages and lheir iroubles. The school paper is one of The many lasks wirh which the Junior class is faced. They have done a fine iob alihough They have encounfered numerous diificuliies. The annual J-Hop was impressive wilh ils ori ecoraiions and succeeded in drawing lhe usual large crowd. The Seniors were royally entertained af uliio ,and Senior recepiion. Il' was indeed a memorable nighl for all who eflended. K- The Junior boys have shown considerablexpro isgin the field of sporrs and a number are members of The Varsiiy W Club. This is ihe last year of carefree acfiviiy for ihe Juniors for nexl year ihey will assume lhe role of dignified seniors. 4I Ah! Those Mary Barnes Margarel Baldorf Barbara Bonar Marshall Brown Nola Buehrer Lois Cammarn William Campbell Phyliss Demaline Evelyn Earlywine Jim Eddinqs lzella Ernslhausen James Figy Mary Fleming Geraldine Franlcs Allan Galbrailh Wilma Gerlcen Arlene Goldsmilh Roger Goller Caroline Gomer Joan Gorsuch Shirley Gorsuch Gene Gollschallc Leona Graf Bernadine Griffin Joan Hamman Lucille Hess James Howard X Edward Huber Mariorie Kemp Edgar Kline 1 Virginia Kulzli I L .., Lela Lewis Q! Virginia Lillich 31--r Harley Loveland Donald Lozer e Kriclc -Q' Rurh Mahon Herberl Meier Clair Miller Edward Miller Joan Moll Annabelle Myers Hugh Neuenschwander Leslie lleuenschwander Velma Paul Ralph Radloff Jean Rashley Paul Reicherl Gerald Richards Hal Robinson Margarel Roddy Rulh Ruple Frances Schlegel Belly Schwab Dollie Sellce Dorolhy Shaw Roberla Shorl Hal Tedrow Marilouise Theirry Orra Vollmer lris Ward Hal Wallcins Pal Wesflvroolc Russell Wheeler James Willcie Chrisline Williams Richard Wolf Madelyn Wulll Roloerl Wyse Curlis Zimmerman 42 Sophomores The sophomores This year eagerly Took Their TirsT sTeps Trom iunior high and acTively enTered The rouTine of The senior high and in one yearfhey have proven Themselves worThy members, They have conTribuTed many ouTsTanding 's To our vicTorious varsiTy Teams. They have shown Too, ThaT sophomores can also have w and knowledge. The sophomore year brings ThoughTs of Th iXJr. Sr. Prom and The quesTion of how To raise money for iT The coming year. ln The pa This ra has sold hoTdogs aT noon and given hayrides in an eTTorT To make money. owever, war condiTions made iT necessary for Them To devise oTher means. And so, The so or ave a class parTy, To which They charged admission. lTs success gave Them new hope and boosTed Their Tinancial sTaTus. They are considered one of our peppiesT classes and we leave iT To Them Tor Their ingenuiTy. 43 Roberf Baldorf Wheel Those Donald Ba us Calvin Bixler Alan Boyers Marie Burlcholder Kirkwood Burlinson Barlley Burlinson Mary Chamberlin Jeannelle Clarlc Isabelle Demaline Clyde Dennis Berlha Dominique Edwin Domeclc Fae Fernamberg Janis Figy Rosemary Figy James Gineman Verna Mae Flory Doris Gillen Helen Girdham Donald Goldsmilh Lucille Goldsmilh Eleanor Granqer Virginia Gorsuch Opal Graber Roger Griffin Charles Grime Frances Grieser Roberf Harfman Mary l-laclcell' Dean Hamman Marlyn l-lenriclcs Lois Homan Floyd King X., Helen King Do l clcman June Lillich li McClarren 3 U . Iwo - t 6' - b III I erfa 3 .F 44' Manley J' 1 Marvin Manley Dallas Myers Laura Myers Richard Camilla Moine Norma Moll Neifer Kennelh Olmslead Annabell Ori James Onweller Parlicia Omler Donald Paxson Thelma Paul Berfha Peebles Jerry Porler Shirley Pugh Barbara Phillips Carolyn Phillips Donald Ralcer John Richards Fra nces Roddy Beriram Riches l-lerberl Rising Margarel Roddy Donna Ross Morlon Rupp Jaclc Smilh Berniece Segrisl' Belly Shadle Gerlrude Snyder Harold Sloul George Slrayer Belly Vollmer Wayne Slulzman Annabelle Todd Gene Wagner Doris Wallers Joan Wallcins Richard Wyse Thelma Zimmerman Freshman Everywhere The Freshmen lurn They are ilh 'fhe lerm Green Freshiesf' Bu? lhey have clone fheir besf in spife of fhe ferm in i preparafion +o leave fhe happy days spenf in Junior High and To enler Senior High. nf M-'. . Q, J Vex The Freshman willingly parficipafed an . L o:'i in all orqanizalions and many of The boys have falren an ac+ive interest in U of all lfinds. They have done much 'fo promole lhe success of all Junior l-ligh aclivifies s -: hey are lhe eldesf class fo allend lhese lunclions. 'b l l Many of fha class have already disli l ished Themselves by lheir schola:'ric abilities. By fheir confinued perseverance in Their siudies and exfra-curricular acfiviiies fhey will become one of 'rhe mosl successful classes of our school. 45 Emily Baker Wow! The Lucille Banisier Marilyn Bafdorf Ma rcile Beaverson Jackie Becker James Boyer William Richard Beaverson Bricker Janis Burkholder Joan Burkholder Donald Cammarn Lowell Dickerson Belly Dominque Donald Ellinwood Hazel Frazier Wayne Figy Charlene Garman Jim Gol Wa Kalhryn Gomer dsmilh yne Goldsmifh Helen Gomer a aase 4 mes Hageman rT'lO Frederick Hinderer ia 1 Jones lhleen Keller Dom i , F ell Mary - Q H a 1 Harold Knierim lla Kufzli John King Ralph Larson Gen Paul Leininger e La uber Ada Ledya rd Lucille Leupp JoAnn Loveland Dale Delores Mahon Lola Murrey Richard LaM Dorfha Schlegel Clemenfine S Helen Se Hal Norma Simmons Lozer Rachel McLaughlin Pugh ar Rupp Beffy Salsberry chwanger hlmeyer Seiler Ruih Shadle Suzanne Smifh Gerald Spadafore Jack Thourol Pauline Trudel Roberf Van Valkenburg Corrine Wanemacher Phyllis Ward Russel Welker Bill Yackee Lowell Yoder Lowell Whifmer Eighth Grade The 7'fh grade has always fhe disfincfion of being +he firsf new grade al' high school. The 9+h graders have +he dis+inc+ion of le img +hg,xJr. High. Bu? ihe Bfh grade usually has no 1 disfincfion af all, and seems fo fall in J ily. However, 'fhis year's 8'rh graders have carried out the proverb Hitch your wagon s+ar , for fhey have dislinguished ihemselves in scholasiic abilify. afhlelic and social - s. l Keep on following fhe s+ar , 8+h graders you'll have an oufsfanding class fhroughouf your school life. s 47 Blub! The Mary Barnes Virginia Baum Elaine Bishop Eleanor Bishop Mary Ellen Buchhop Roberla Chapman Marvin Clair Charles Dorneclc Carol Drewyor Richard Dunbar Roger Flory Mildred Galbraifh Jack Garlland Roberf George Lois Gisel Merlin Graber Edward G-rime Roberl Gype Calherine Healh Doris l-lellem 'X G ry Lane 1 Velda Ledyard 7 -'Sqn Mar A u ng line P7 fi gi Harold Lewis 2175?- Joyce Lillich Florence Mclnlosh Marvin McLaughlin LaVerne Manley Margaref Mann Ardilh Masales DeArle Merillel' Helen Mills Graydon Myers Onela Neuenschwander Melvin Neiier Marge Ann Nink Marlene Perkins Mary Phillips Diclc Robison James Roos Rosalyn Sellce Dick Shadle Jeannerfe Shaffer Duane Sharpe Janerh Slagle Mary Sommers Raymond Sommers Marvin Sloll Oiella Slouf Mary Vfhiimer Mary Wolf George Wulff Dewila Yoder Seventh Grade Too ll was on enlirely new life when The seven+h graders lunged info +he depfhs of educefion fhis year. A A Knowing only a few weeks ol school in fhe told ig ool building, 'lhey adapfed 'themselves quickly and elficienfly fo 'he iaslc of gaining l a lp success, and knowledge. Qualms and misgivings were forgollen w e lheir cooperafion by joining 'lhe Junior High Girl Reserves, Torch Club, Ban High Glee Club. These sfudenls are real boosfers of Wauseon High School. 49 Oh, no! Not that . . . Pals .,.. loolc al lhal uniform ..... Oh! So you're hi+ch- hilcin '..... he saw a girl ...... head up-chesl oul-lion we rd ........ Liqhlheaded . . . why bring lhis up . . well he's nol in lhe Clog house anyway Thafs a cule rabbil ......brave Donna . . some parly ..... lhinlc ol il-candy ..... Puppy love . share a ride . , ., iusl plain lun .... Youlre lcinda young, Virqinia ..., foo shy . . Fulure Casanovas . . . . . swing and sway ......,lhen lhal ribbon ,.,, holding whal ,... Windy . . . . whal are you doing? mai OM hem mme l I 7 ' f GK 'N G li, , X Graaf Z4 E If ' , I! fx' I f Hg Xxx , X I3 W f f l q 1xfQfif i f X' if Chief Staff Kennelh G-orsuclw, Bill Meyer, Fred Radloil, Hal Haclcell, Joan 600dWif1, Eloise Bafes, Alberia Kolb, Violei Moll, Jean Vx'oodward. Carol Sclwwall, Pauline Grime, Grace Childers Mr. Roach, Belly Reynolds, Ruin Wagner, Alice Porler ..f' 'n '- U s APPOINTED OFFICERS 'ff Q Editor-in-Chief , Business Manager - g Theme Editor Typisf - Adviser 54 Carol Schwali Grace Childers Beffy Reynolds Violef Moll Mr. Roach Student Council Hal Hnclceff, Ercd Radloff. Denver Merfflef, Gffen Shaw Nberfa KoNb, Sandra Hump, Dana Binder, Sh7riey Push, Ed Domeck Donald Lockman Mr. Yogi, Jfzemme Haasc, Pm Wcafbrook, lla Mae Ross, Marian Wassman, Grace Childers, Pa? Omfer, Miss Money. f fki 1, fxx 11 'rf V we ELECTED OFHCERS Prsrcldcni - Fred Radkuff Vif.: Vrfesidfmf Sandra Hamp Scrrofary Trezasur r Marian Pressman Advigfers MESS Money, Mr, Yosf WE STRIVED TO UPHOLD OUR PURPOSE Tw diaf U55 buzlrwag .M PM-md, fo l'm'o ,ofvo wrflrwcrwr wroldewws of Hue SCHPOW, and fo roduce F F P Pcffor fifrzcrvs and Wonders fr-fou-rv raabifc in :o'f-zrovorrmerwrf' Cl P WE SPONSORED SEVERAL ACTWITKES Chrrsimas qrorvinqs io armed sewifcs Assisfod soHinq Hof daqs ar qames Unflo Samls Correspondents Club Sr, Hirqlw Vaheniine Pariy Jr, Hiqh Parry 55 Red and White l Pauline Nolziger, Alberla Kolb, lrene Croul, Paul Sleinbreclier, Dana Bixler, Rulli Lind, Mary l-linderer. lrene Hauenslein, Virginia Leu, Belly George, Sandra Hemp, Rulh Lullon, Nedra Jean Call Joan Hamman, Dora Willcie, Alice Porler, Mary Hummon, Mary Weber, Marllna King, Louise Gee. Miss McConnell, Virginia Lillich, l-lerloerl Paxson, Lowell Sommers, Belly Schwab, lla Mae Ross. APPOINTED STAFF Eclilor in Cliiel News - Fealures Sporls - Ass'l Sporls Grade School - Arl - - Business Mgr. Publicily Mgr. - Ass'l Publicily - Reporiers - Typisl Publicalions Adviser - - We Slrive To Upliold Our Purpose it . FQ Q4 - Belly George i l f Rulh Lind i- Virginia Leu ,f L Don Walkins ll' Ly - - Ned Balmer ll X- - Marllia King - Dora Wilkie Lowell Sommers Paul Sleinbrecher - - - - - Jim Willrie - - Belly Schwab, Sandra l-lamp, Mary Hinderer, Joan Hamman, Virginia Lillich, Mary Ellen l-lummon. - Alice Jean Porler, Louise Gee, lrene Croul, Pauline Nolziger, Alberla Kolb. lla Mae Ross - - - Nedra Jean Call. Dana Bixler, Mary Clair, Rulh Lullon, l-lerberl Paxon, Huber Buehrer, Mary Weber. - - - - - Miss McConnell To gel praclice in journalism and lo prinl llie news ol llie school. 56 Ban Ed Domeclm, Jeannelle Clarlr, Marlha King, Rulh Mahon, Barbara Bonar, Roberl Ruhlin, Carol Schwall, lrlerberl Meier, Roberl Baldorl, Clyde Dennis, Charles Domeclc. Doris Wallers, Rulh Wagner, Belly Clarlc, Irene Crile, Mary Baum, Marilyn Baldorl, Susanne Smilh, Rulh Lind, Lucille Sloll, Belly Schwab. Dolores Mahon, Kalhleen Keller, Lela Lewis, Belly Reynolds, Leona Gral, Phyllis Ward, Barbara Phillips, Joan Goodwin, VVilliam Bricker, Roqer Grillin, Marshall Brown, Paul Reicherl, Juanila Baer, Marie Rasmussen, Chrisline Williams, Evelyn Earlywine, Richard Beaverson. WE ELECTED OFFICERS WE STRIVED TO UPHOLD OUR PURPOSE Presidenl - - - Joan Goodwin 0 To play al all school luncloinsf' Vire Presidenl - Jaclc Ross WB PLA D ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS Sr-rrelary Xi Treasurer - Carl Schwall Bei , A ' 4 Memorial Day Parade Librarian Charles Dornecln N 'i if aslrelball Games Slale Manager - - Paul Reicharl V ,V 1. 1' oolball Games Adviser - 4 A - Mr, Kunlcle I'-v,,,f1, Spring Concerl Barbara Phillips, Leona Gral, Lupillo Sloll, Rulh Lind, B ll fhwab, Phyllis Ward. Billy Brirlcer, Chrislinc: Williams, Marie Rasmussen, Ju a Baer, Paul Reicharl, Marilyn Baldorl, Suzanne Srnilh, Jeannelle Clarlc, Kalhleen Keller, Dolo, ahon, Belly Reynolds, Marshall Brown, Roqer Grillen, Lola Lewis, y Joan Good it Mary Baum, llonn Crile, Edward Dr-mefl, Belly Clarlc, JBWaqner, Roberl Ruhlin, Carol Schwall, llnrberl Meier, Rnhfzil Baldorl, Manha Kinfq, Barbara Bonar, Doris Wallers, Charles Dorneflc, Clyde lirfnnis, Rulh Mahon, Ri4hiird Beayerson. Wi- 1- 1--rn-rr gs I Joenifa Miller, Shirley Phillips, Rulh Wagner, Donna Neuenschwander, lla Mae Ross, Isabelle Future Homemakers of America Doris Rashley, Violel Moll, Pauline Vollmer, Alberfa Manley, Margarel Roddy, Dana Bixler, Jean Galbrailh, Margarel Miller, Margarel Yoder. Mildred Norden, Treva Lawrence, Virginia Gorsuch, Rosemary Figy, Annabelle Orr, Irene Windish, Thelma Zimmerman, June Lillich. Frances Roddy, Joan Mall, Opal Graber, Janis Figy, Helen King, Verna Mae Elory, Nola Buehrer, Frances Schlegel, Audrey Reed, Evelyn Rohrs. Margaref Bafdorf, Alma VonSegqern, Vlfilman Gerlcen, Geraldine Franks, Marie Burlcholder, Gerlrude Snyder, Helen Girdham, Lois Homan, Berlha Dominique, Frances Grieser. Geraldine Burlcholder, Mary Thierry, Pal Weslbroolc, Iris Ward, Lucille Hess, Mariorie Kemp, Phyllis Demaline, Shirley Gorsuch, Donna Ross, Dorolhy Shaw, Miss Axx McCIarren, Joan Gorsuch, Norma Moll. , .j. ji 'I f TCH. .J 1: WE ELECTED OFFICERS Presiden+ - - -Q Vice Presidenl - Secrela ry - - Treasurer Adviser ----4 WE STRIVED TO UPI-IOLD OUR PURPOSE Pauline Vollmer Virgie Quillel Evelyn Rohrs Mildred Norden Miss Axx To promole weIIrounded'home economic programs in Ihe public schools. WE SPONSORED SEVERAL ACTIVITIES Hosless Io Regional F.H.A. Conference Chrislmas Parly Degree Service Slcaling Parry Spring Parry Sfyle Show 58 Future Farmers of America Allen Galbrailh, Kennerh Gorsuch, Jim Eddings, Dale Siufzman, Don Goldsmilh, Clarence Zimmerman Glen Shaw, Charles Tilse, Leslie Neuenschwander, Delmar Kessler. ' Jack Sheffer, Jim Figy, Clair Miller, Gerald Richards, l-lerberf Meier, Charles Kemp, Donald Paxson Clyde Dennis, Rober+ Bardorf, Blaine Segrisl. Leslie Seiqneur, Gene Wagner, Ora Vollmer, Hal Tedrow, Marlin Conrad, Richard Baus, Jim Howard Merle Wagner, Donald Lockman. Kennelh Olmslead, Donald Baus, John Richards, Curfis Zimmerman, Wayne Sfulzman, Robert Wyse Harold Sfouf, Elfon Onweller, Mr. Purlrey. lil 4 I WE ELECTED OFFICERS i , C Presidenf - - 1 ll - N - - Kennelh Gorsuch Vice Presidenl - - - - Delmar Kessler Secrefary - - - - Richard Baus Treasurer - ' A - Glenn Shaw Reporler - - - - - Blaine Seqrisl Adviser ----- vw, . - - Mr. Purkey WE STRIVED TO UPHOLD OUR PURPOSE To develop fhe skill and leadership which is necessary 'ro make us successful in Agricullure and 'ro become good ci+izens. WE SPONSORED SEVERAL ACTIVITIES Won a Gold Bar ffhe highesl recognilion in Sfafe Chapfer Conlesll Chap+er and Counfy Judging Confesi lLivesfockl A++ended Disfrici and 'Sfafe F.F.A, Conveniion One member became an American Farmer Three Members Became Sfafe Farmers Enfered Parliamenf Procedure Conlesf Sears 81 Robuck Foundafion of Award Enferinq Public Speaking Confesf Sold Popcorn al' Games Parenr and Son Banque? Gave a Play a+ Granges Counfy Fair Boofh Sponsored Bond Drive Sfafe F.F.A. Camp Scrap Drive Hayride 59 Sr. Hi. Girl Reserves Joan Moll, Alberla Kolb, Eloise Bales, Joan Goodwin, Ilean Simon, Rulh Lind, Mary l-linderer, Virginia Kulzli, Pauline Vollmer, Violel Moll, Jean Woodward, Jean Galbrailh, Margarel Yoder, Pauline Grime. Ilene Crile, Mary VanVallcenburg, Nedra Jean Call, Belly George, Sandra Hamp, Virginia Leu, Lucille Sloll, Jane Blair, Chrisline Williams, Barbara Bonar, Mary Clair. Lucille Hess, Lois Cammarn, Joan Hamman, Mary Fleming, Alice Porler, Iris Ward, Dora Wilkie, Irene Hauenslein, Virginia Lillich, Nola Buehrer, Lela Lewis, Bernadine Grillin. Helen Baldorl, Marian Plassman, Belly Reynolds, IIa Mae Ross, Rulh Wagner, Elaine Buchop, Grace Childers, Carol Schwall, Louise Gee, Shirley Phillips. Miss Smilh, Frances Schlegel, Dorolhy Segrisl, Wilma Aulen, Marlha King, Rulh Mahon, Eslher Croninger, Roberla 'Short Belly Schwab, Miss Money. I ,y 5 W' I WE ELECTED OFFICERS 3 I . X Presidenl - - - Alberla Kolb Vice-Presidenl 1 If , Belly George Secrelary - , --I ,, -- - - fVirginia Leu Treasurer - - I - - Marian Plassman Advisers - - - - Miss Money, Miss Smilh WE STRIVED TO UPHOLD OUR PURPOSE To lind and give lhe beslf' WE SPONSORED SEVERAL ACTIVITIES Thanksgiving and Easler lavors lo Counly Home Worked wilh YWCA Board lo sponsor dances Chrislmas gills lo girls in service Delegales al Tri-Counly Conlerence I-Ielplulness around school Falher-Dauqhler parly Chrislmas Parly Parly wilh I-Ii-Y Valenline Parly Vesper Mixer 60 Jr. Hi. Girl Reserves lla Jean Kufzli, Donna Grisier, Belly Shadle, Belly Salsberry, Lucille Bannisler, Lucille Goldsmilh, Shirley Pugh, Helen King, Annabelle Todd, Joanne l-laase, Alberla Manley, Eleanor Granger, Rosemary Figy. Elaine Bishop, Dorlha Schlegel, Janice Burlcholder, Berlha Dominique, Frances Grieser, Norma Moll, Donna Ross, Belle Vollmer, Helen Girdham, Thelma Zimmerman, Mary Ellen Hummon, Hazel Frazier. Joyce Lillich, Marlene Perkins, Oiefla Sloui, Eleanor Bishop, Carol Drewyor, Mary Ellen Buchop, Berlha Peebles, Laura Jane Myers, Mary Ann Haclxefl, Joan Warlxins, Barbara Phillips, Pal Omler. Margaref King, BeHy Dominque, Helen Gomer, Florence Mclnfosh, Mary Sommers, Corrine Wanemalcer, Phyllis Ward, Suzanne Smifh, Lucille Leupp, Pauline Trudel, Ardilh Masales, Marilyn Baldorf, Delores Mahon, Velda Ledyard, Helen Sehlmeyer, Ada Ledyard. Miss McConnell. Onera Neuenschwancler, Marcile Beaverson, Lola Murray, Kalhleen Keller, Gladys Schlegel, Jeannelle Shaffer, Mary Whilmer, Mary Lou Phillips, Helen Mills Cafherine Heafh, Marge Ann Ninlz, Miss Sfuempel. f l WE ELECTED OFFICERS jx Presidenl - - - 7- - - - - Laura Myers Vice Presidenl - - - Mary Ann Haclxelf Secrefary - - - - Barbara Phillips Treasurer - - - - Joan Walliins Advisers ----- Miss McConnell, Miss Sfuempel We sfrived fo uphold our purpose which is, To find and give fhe besl. We sponsored several acfivilies among which were Chrislmas and Easier favors for Convalescenr Home and Memorial Hospifal. ln place of our annual Chrislmas exchange we gave our gills 'ro a shuf in girl. We parlicipafed in The 2O+h Annual Chrislmas Vesper Service. bl HiY Bill Campbell, Jim Eddings, Hal Haclcell, Denver Merillel, Bill Meyer, Paul Sleinbrecher, John Bloomer John Hummon, Lowell Sommers, Gene Kriclc, Jim Figy, Wayne Dorsey, Huber Buehrer. Howard Fiqy. Ora Vollmer, Hal Tedrow, Herberl Paxson, Mr. Yosl. r S f-' DE .' 3, , , au i WE ELECTED OFFICERS Presidenf - Vice Presidenl Secrelary - Treasurer - Chaplain - Sergea nl'-al-a rms Adviser ----- WE STRIVED TO UPHOLD OUR PURPOSE - Bill Meyer Warren Childers Denver Merillel Ned Baker Hal Haskell Don Wafliins Mr. Yosl To creale, mainlain, and exlend lhroughoul The school and lhe communily, high sfandards of Chrisfian characlerf' WE SPONSORED SEVERAL ACTIVITIES Joined Sfale and Nalionel Hi-Y Programs for Bible Sludy Reorganized Consfilufion Parly wilh Sr. G. R. lniliafion Parly 62 Torch Jack Thourof, Paul Leininger, John King, Lowell Yoder, Lowell Vfhilmer, EJward Domeck, DeArIe Meriller, Roger Griflin, Jack Smilh. Duane Sharpe, Junior Sommers, Graydon Meyers, Roberl George, I-Iarold Lewis, Frederick I-Iinderer, George Wolfe, Richard Beaverson, James Hageman. Edward Grime, Charles Dorneck, LaVerne Mandley, Jack Garrland, Harold Knierim, Richard Schwab. Jerry, Porfer, Jack Becker, Wayne Figy. Roger Flory, Melvin Neiler, LaMar Rupp, Dick Robinson, Jimmy Ross, Marvin Sfoll, Richard Dunbar, Marvin Clair, Richard Shadle, Jim Boyers. Ill ox s- Q-g ' . 9'0X PM . V X! WE ELECTED OFFICERS Presidenf - -, Ed Domeck Vice President - Qsrgqi Dick Wyse Secrelary Treasurer - - Jerry Porler WE STRIVED TO UPI-IOLD OUR PURPOSE Clean Speech Clean Sporlsmanship Clean Living Clean Scholarship WE SPONSORED SEVERAL ACTIVITIES Several Poflucks Boughr a War Bond Baskel for needy family af Easier Sponsored Concessions af Baskelball games Sale of Foorball Iickefs Gave money Io arhlelic associafion Boughr Reserve and Junior I-Iigh Baskelball Leffers. 63 Sir. Hi. Girls' Glee llean Simon, Joan Goodwin, Carol Schwall, Grace Childers, Pauline Grime, lzloise Hales, Lucille Sloll, Rulh Lind. fxlberla Kolb, Jean Woodward. Virginia Lillich, Alice Porler, Helen Baldorl, Marie Rasmussen, Juanila Baer, Lois Dunbar, Barbara lionar, Joan Moll, Chrisline Williams. Sandra Hamp, Belly George, Virginia Leu, gkh2' glrillin, Lela Lewis, Joan Hamman, Evelyn Earlywine, Mary Thierry, Pal Weslbroolr, lris ii' 'A Marlha King, Rulh Mahon, Elaine Buchop, Lucille He i'LLois Cammarn, Dora Wilkie, Mary Fleming, Belly Clark, Shirley Phillips, Rulh Wagner. ir I Mr. Kunlcle, Wilma Aulen, Bernice Segrisl, Belly fy olds, Marian Plassrnan, Roberla Shorl, Belly Schwab. V ir. Hi. Girls' Glee Mr. Kunlcle, Mary Ann Haclcell, Shirley Pugh, Donna Grisier, Lucille Bannisler, Joan Haase, Delores Mahon, Hazel Frazier, Mary Hummon, Pauline Trudel, Laura Jane Meyers. Belly Vollmer, Joan Burlcholder, Janis Burkholder, Suzanne Smilh, Lucille Leupp, Phyllis Ward, Barbara Phillips. Kalhleen Keller, Marilyn Balclorl, Lola Mae Murray, Belly Dominique, Helen Gomer, Marcile Beaverson 64 Boys' Glee Ned Balmer, Gene Kriclr, Jael: Ross, Paul Sleinbreclwer, Denver Merillef, Eugene Wyse, Hal Haclcelf Paul Relclneri, Bob Loveland, Ralph Radloff, Lowell Somrners, Roberl Rulwlin, Marshall Brown Y' I I '- , I,'.I 1 WE ELECTED OFFICERS Presidenf - - Vice Presldenl Sccrefary Treasurer Librarian - Adviser WE SPONSORED SEVERAL ACTIVITIES Band ConcerI Clwrisfmas Program Jael: Ross Don Wallcins Gene Kriclc Ralph Radlolf Mr, Kunlcle ational Honor Society The NaTional Honor SocieTy is an honorary organizaTion which Wauseon High School ioined a Tew years ago. Each monTh The school receives a publicaTion by The NaTionaI Honor SocieTy called STudenT Life. The NaTional Honor SocieTy is an organizaTion To which any sTudenT having The necessary requiremenTs may belong. The chief requiremenT is a highly fixed poinT average in grades of all subiecTs which The sTudenT carries. IT is an honor To be a member of The NaTional Honor SocieTy Tor iT is These members who are ouTsTanding in scholasTic abiliTy. The sTudenTs having a high poinT average may qualify aT The mid-Term of each year. The Tollowing people are members oT our Honor SocieTy and represenT The cream of The scholasTic crop : Don WaTkins Fred Radloff AlberTa Kolb Eva Mae Gamber BeTTy Reynolds Huber Buehrer Sandra Hamp Leslie Seigneur BeTTy George MarTha King Irene HauensTein VioleT Moll Eeach member is eligible To wear The small gold pin signiTying This honorary socieTy, IT is The desire oT all who sTudy diligenTly To reach The honor goal. 1.5 2 Q X i xx N 66 Elma U A WSW RW QW S V F525 ffgw Q 7 W f s I-V N 7 Cuff? WV fee ' fy I4 fx'-dr' N Q 1 s f at S Q retro R K S H x 1 X U, X .ic ff mf X f 6 , N f , , xv Q 57 W7 X' 'N 5 mf V Pea' gap, 'l',5,L , f xx' K 33' rl! ' WYK 'W I X : Q ' I . H . Je? t? -V C Z7 f ,-5 1 ,,-. r 3' 11 IA Cur Workers, in or Lose To Mr. Sfewarl, our head fooiball and baslceiball Coach for fhe las? four years, and 'ro Mr. Rupe, fhe facully manager and assislanl' coach, who has been wilh us nine years, can be given fhe credil for our success in 'this school year. Throughoul The loolball season lheir leadership and loyally could be noficed +hrough fhe feam. This with the fair play and sporfsmanship which are fradifionally 'rheirs led our 'ream 'through six vicfories in len slaris lasf season. All of fhese 'rraifs were noficed during The baslcefball season. Through fheir direcfion we were able fo end fhe firsf round of league play in a firsf place lie. The senior class can cerfainly look back on fheir las? year and say Tha? our feams were a success bofh by vicfories and by leadership. ff X3 W g J gow X ,Alps s xflc , , - 1 ' X ,I ,mol l 70 U ' 7 77 Muscle Packm Braves Clen Shaw, Clare McInTosh, Don Wallcins, I'IaI Robinson, Jim Howard. Warren Childers, Delmar Kessler, CapTaing Ned Baker, Bill Campbell, Maynard Figy, Charles Tilie, Jim Gype. Wauseon High began The Toolball season away from home by Trimming Adrian I2 To O. In The seiond game The Team was unable To overcome a I3 poinl lead and Iosl To LiberTy Cenler I3 To 6. Wauseori nexT won Their TirsT league game aT Bryan by The score of I9 To O. The nexT Two games ended in deIeaTs. The TirsT by MonTpeIier I2 Io O and Then by Defianee I9 To O. In The resT ol The season The Team ended viclorious in 4 of The 5 games played. FirsT deTeaTing Swanlon 32 To IB, followed by a 26 To I3 viclory over Holland in games played aT Harmon Field. The nexT Friday niqhl Wauseon invaded Maumee ,only To come home on The shorT end of a 20 To O score. On Armisliee Day a iinx was brolcen by deTeaTinc1 Napoleon on Their home ground by a 32 To 6 score. The annual Thanksgiving day game proved To be The besT ofTensive game played This year. The loam Iilerally ran wild and won by The score ol 60 To 6. un- -lrifwm' env' ss fN',sisIanT Coach Rupe, Jim Willrie, Mgr: Dean I-Iammon, Clarence Zimmerman, MarTin MaThews, Bill Slrayer, Edward Eberly, Coach SIewarT. kdwarcl Miller, Charles Grime, Jaclc Ross, Gene Kricl, Conrad Baum, Allen 6aIbraiTh, Charles Kemp, Junior Clarlc, Paul Sleinbrecher, Glen Shaw, Clare Mclnlosh, Don Wallcins, I-Ial Robinson, Jim Howard, I-Ial Wallcins. Warren Childers, Delmar Kessler, CapTain, Ned Balmer, Bill Campbell, Maynard Figy, Charles Tilse, Jim Cvype. 7 I Clare Mclnlosh Gene Kricl: Hal Robinson Allen Galbraith, Jack Ross Jim Gype Halfback End Halfback End Cenfer End Marlin Mallhews Charles Kemp Bill Campbell Maynard Figy End Guard Cenler Guard Warren Childers Ed Miller Dean Hamman Conrad Baum Tackle Halfbaclc Taclcle Taclrle 72 Fighters All! V. L.-u--,.- .. . ... ........,,..-,..,....., , , N. M M ,..4,......,,.......,,.,.,,.-.........., A ..w.....,,.,,..,,x...M.,.x,1 Hal Wafkins Quarlerlcack Glen Shaw Ilall back Charles Grime Guard 'lr A Charles Tilse Clarence Zimmerman Paul Sleinbreclwer Ed Eberly Tackle I-Ialfback End Halfback Don Warkins Junior Clark Quarferback Fullbaclc Bill Slrayer Delmar Kessler Ned Baker Jim Howard End Tackle Guard Halfback 73 ' L:g,4:ZmQg.5. ,v , ' : ....M.e..L-.,w,.,.w NIM., MM .Nw .-...W .,,q.,.....,x....,. .Eu , FOOTBALL SCOR Vfauseon ,, I2 , O Vfauseon .. , 6 , I3 Vllauseon I9 O N'Vauseon. , H O, . . , ,I2 Wauseon , , O, . . . I9 Wauseon , 32, , I8 Wauseon ,, 26, ,. ,. ,.I3 Wauseon . , O, . . 20 Wauseon , H33 , , 6 Wauseon. ....,... ., ,,bO, ,,,,,,,, 6 I J u ..xl Ilajfgf,-, fa 'ml , ,ef , w A . ,amef,..,x--Q, ES Adrian LIber+y Cenier Bryan Monfeplier DGIIGIICS Sx.'an+on Holland Maumee Napoleon- Lelaa Tl1ey're Good, No Kidding Conrad Baum, Mgr., Ralph RadloTT, Bill Campbell, Don WaTlcins, Hal Robinson, Ned Baker, Coach STewarT. Jim Gype, Paul STeinbrecher, Fred RadloTT, Denver MerilleT, Clare MclnTosh OU R BASKETBALTL SEASON Cur coaches, Mr. STewarT and Mr. Rupe, began The season wiTh only Three leT+ermen reTurning Trom lasT year's squad. However, aTTer much hard worlc on The parT oT boTh The boys and The coaches. VVauseon soon had a winning Team. ATTer only one week of pracTice The lndians played Their TirsT game aT Archbold. The game was very slow and They ended wiTh Archbold winning by one poinT. The lndians had liTTle Trouble winning The nexT Three games. Napoleon was crushed 44 - 26. A wealc Bryan Team was no maTch Tor Wauseon and succumbed 48 - 23. DeITa also was beaTen easily. The heighTh oT The l.iberTy's Team was Too greaT and The lndians losT The nexT game 38 - 28. The nexT Tour games, wiTh The excepTion of The Del'ga'g6me re closer Than The score mighT indicaTe. AT MonTpelier The lndians led by a Tew poinTs all iTh , 'V ' and won 4-I - 33. lT was noT unTil The lasT quarTer ThaT DeTiance was licked, The Tinal sco l -l - 30. UnTiI The lasT quarTer The Archbold game was also close, buT The lndians won by l5 TQ! Vifauseon played whaT was probably Their besT am a'g 'nsT MonTpelier. The boys knew ThaT They had To win To sTay in The League race. The gam '4 3 a decisive vicTory Tor Wauseon. The score was 63 - 44. The lndians Traveled To Bowling Green To play rrysb Tor The nexT game. ATTer leading all The way Wauseon losT in The lasT minuTe 33 - 32. The game wiTh Napoleon and DeTiance were boTh Thrillers. AT Napoleon The lndians were behind Tor Three quarTers. ln Thelas+ period a scoring spree by all The members oT The Team won The game by a Tour poinT margin. AT DeTiance The lndians led all The way. However, near The end OT The game DeTiance ThreaTened and Wauseon barely won. ATTer whipping PeTTisville, Wauseon meT LiberTy CenTer Tor The league championship. LiberTy led by a Tew poinTs mosT oT The game, buT in The lasT quarTer The Indians wenT around Them and sTalled The lasT Tew minuTes To win 36 - 33. Vlfauseon acTually won The championship l.,y deTeaTing Bryan, On The Tollowing nighT ScoTT High OT Toledo was beaTen 39 - 30. The lasT game oT The season was a non-le:-gzfo game wiTh Defiance. lT was anoTher clo:e conTosT which Wauseon won 47 - 44. TOURNAMENT Wauseon drew SwanTon as iTs TirsT opponenT in The Class A TournamenT, The lndians, alThough playing a ragged game, won easily 46 To 26. Maumee was The rexT Team ThaT Vlfauseon played. The lndians led all The way To win by a 40 To 29 score. The nexT game wi.h Napoleon proved To be The lasT one. V!au:eon had licked Napoleon Twice durlng The season and led mosT oT The way in This Tinal game. However, in The Tinal quarTer, aTTer Three OT The lndians had gone ouT on Touls, Napofeon wenT ahead To win 34 To 33. 74 Papooses Make Braves! , Cc, l C l Herberf Meier, Gene Kriclc, Jack Ross, Ed Miller, Marlin Malfhews, Coach Rupe. Ed Domeclr, Hal Waflcins, Jim Howard, Roger Griffin, Gene Goilsclwallr, Paul Reichert Marvin Clair, Diclc Robinson, Defxrle Merillel, Paul Leininger, Jack Thouref, Jim Goldsmifh, Coach Rupe. Roberl George, Wayne Figy, James Boyers, Jacln Beclcer, La Mar Rupp, Donald Camrnarn, Donald Ellinwood. Marvin Sloll, Richard Schwab, Edward Grirne, Junior Scammers, Grayden Myers, Charles Domeclr. ,. gl f. .'.,' P M 1 K 'DP 75 The Perfect ....,i si Hal Robinson Fred Radloff Ned Baker Denver Merillef Ralph Radloff HAL ROBINSON Hal was a good shof and offen led fhe feam in scoring. He worked hard on bofh offense and defense. Hal is a sophomore and will be playing baslcefball for fwo more years. FRED RADLOFF Fred playing his lasf year led 'lhe feam fo 'the league championship. lf was nof fhe poinfs Fred made, buf fhe poinfs he lcepf fhe opposifion from geffing. fhaf made our baslcefloall season very successful. NED BAKER Ned, a sulosfifufe guard, had fhe abilify fo gel fhe ball off fhe baclc- board. He was a sfeady player and always played well when called upon. He will be back nexf year. DENVER MERIIQLET Fefe , a subsfifufe forward, was a very capable subsfifufe. His playing under fhe offensive baslcef was fops and his shoofing was good. Pefe will be back nexf year fo help fhe feam. RALPH RADLOFF I Ralph, a subsfifufe guard, was one of fhe besf sef shofs on. fhe feam. His passing and defensive play were bofh good. i He is a sophomore and has fwo more years fo play. 76 Combination Clare Mclnlosh Paul Sfeinbrecher Bill Campbell Jim Gype Don Watkins CLARE MCINTOSH Mac , a subsfilule cenfer, played a scrappy game under bolh baslrefs. Mac is anolher junior who will refurn nexl year. PAUL STEINBRECHER Paul. a subsfifufe forward. used his heighf fo good advaniage under bolh baslrefs. He was fighling all fhe lime and never gave up. Paul has one more year of baslcefball ahead of him. BILL CAMPBELL Alrhough only a sophomore, Bill won a place on ihe firsf five because of his scrap under The defensive baslcef. He was noi a high scorer buf could make poinls when 'fhey were needed. JIM GYPE Jim was lrnown He helped win player and has for his one handed shofs from The side of 'rhe floor. many games wifh fha? shol. Jim was a good floor one more year io play for 'rhe lndians. DON WATKINS Don was one of The scrappiesf members of ihe leam. His passing was good and his shoolinq was accurale. Don has anofher year ol baslceiball ahead of him. 77 BASKETBALL SCORES '44 Wauseon I9 Wauseon 44 Wauseon 48 Wauseon 42 Wauseon 28 Wauseon 4l Wauseon 57 Wauseon 45 Wauseon 39 Wauseon 63 Wauseon 32 Wauseon 50 Wauseon 38 Wa useon 52 Wauseon 36 Wauseon 40 Wauseon 47 Wauseon 39 T O U Wauseon 46 Wauseon 40 Wauseon 33 Archloold Napoleon Bryan Della Liber+y Cenler Monfpelier Della Defiance Archbold Monfpelier Perryshurg Napoleon Defiance Peffisville Liberfy Cenfer Bryan Defiance Scofl' High RNAMENT Swanfon Maumee Napoleon Varsity W Fred Radlolf, John Bloomer, Denver Merrillel, Jim Gype, Paul Slfeinbrecher, Bill Meyer, Edward Eberly, Clare Mclnlosh, Jim Howard, Herlnerr Paxson, Coach Slewarf. Charles Tilse, Glen Shaw, VVarren Childers, Maynard Figy, l-lal Robinson, Don Walkins Delmar Kesslerl 'Q if , ..-fi OFFICERS ELECTED Presidenr - Fred Radloff Vice Presidenr Delmar Kessler Secrelary Treasurer - - - ---- Glen Shaw This organizafion is made up of lerrer men of ihe loolball, baskeflsall and Track reams. Alfhough fairly inacrive ,if is an honor ro become a member. The club sfands for clean sportsmanship, which, every member lries io uphold whelher on The field, or in privafe life. Members include Seniors Juniors Sophomores Ed Eberly Ned Baker Bill Campbell Maynard Figy Conrad Baum Jim Howard Ken Gorsuch Jim Gype Gene Krick Delmar Kessler Bell Meyer Fred Radloff Glen Shaw Charles Kemp Clare Maclnfosh Denver Merillef Herberr Paxson Charles Tilse Don Wafkins Paul Sreinbrecher 78 Hal Robinson Jim Wilkie Majors! Phyllis Ward Barbara Phillips Belly Schwab Leona Graf Rulh Lind Lucille Sloll Joan Goodwin Boosters l-lal lslaflcell, Denver Merillel, Jack Ross lfoise Dales, Joan Goodwin This quinlef is responsible for The original clever signs lhaf can be seen almosl any lime in lhe lower hall. They hefp promoie pep for all alhlelic games and keep lhe sludenls well informed of 'flue lalesl saying and song lilles. 79 Whooo oo llnjuns On The Tmclc Wonder why l do lliis ...... Pull! Pull! l made il ..... nol everyone has muscles . ..., he won by a nose ..... come. come, you're no piq ..... .... Gee! You're quiel all ol a sudden ..... l can'1 slay like llwis lorevor . .... presenlinq Moille de Merrilelln ..... Sailing alonq on lhe winqs of a sonq lil says lierel .. .ll he lwad wings . .. Probably be cauqlml lor speeding ..... lwo seconds-one second- Bonql ...... Hello yourself ...., You llmrew a mean ball there . . . . Always out in front Vic ..,.. up and over? ..... Say, who look lliis pic1ure7 .... He floals llirouqli llie air . .. Q U ie ' K J .A X ,,kV'0xi.i 'rn , ff ,- y n ol gl, Our Cheerleaders Donald Nofziqer Alice Porler Ross Slrayer Helen Baldorl Frederick Hinderer. Mary Ann Haskell Laura Myers Joan Walkin Fun? Maybe. Work? Yes. O.K. we'iI leave-you don? have fo shui fhe door . ..... Befier move bud ..... Take if easy Mariy .... Sfrike fhree- you're ou? ....... Chorus girl ...... Even Babe Rufh cou'dn'+ do beffer ....4 Winding up ...... Wii1ouf a doub+ . .. . Easy on The linamenf ...... Geffinq ready for a sunbaih? ..... Wl'1o's going +0 chase if . ..,. sfandinq around . . Abou? face . . . Wham' empfyl .,.. Fafique suifs .... Ouch! my finger . . . . 82 Girls' Athletic Ass'n. Rulh Lind, Margarel Yoder, Jean Golbrailh, Joan Goodwin, Mary Clair Audrey Reed, Rulh Wagner, Eva Mae Gamber, Lucille Sfoll Miss Sfuempel. Belly Schwab. lla Mae Ross Eslher Croninqer fn. .f Il '44 if WE STRIVED TO UPHOLD OUR PURPOSE To develop leadership. To develop good sporlsmonship. To develop alhleiic abilify. To provide recreolion for offer school hours. WE PARTIGPATED IN MANY ATHLETICS lnlramural ofhlelics Served as score keepers Served as lime keepers Served as referees 83 Di You Ef1ve1r??? Two's a couple, flwree a crowd . . . Marian gel- ling clnumrny .,... A qruesome lwosome . . . Loolzing lor someone? . . , . Pause belore a swim , . . See wlwal gas- oline slworlage does . ,. Wliy don? you wear sun glasses ...., M lor Meyer ..,. Food does- nll allecl some people . . .Wlial a luclcy dog IOQwas+ed.... Well 'lcornyl' . . Jean subslilulinq lor Berl . . . Fulure Broad- way successes . . , all eel . . . Wowl ! Viflnal anollner , , , . . Viflwen you and l were young .,.. Ballninq lneauly ..... Senior Romeos ..... Polaxinq . . . Did you melee il back lo shore? Oli, wlwal a family . . . My gosh! is fha? you? -Carol and Belly . . . Caplain Praclisinq . , . . . . Proleclinq lillle lirollier . . . Selling loqellner . . . Tha? sailor rwuzl liave been lnorne. Hmm Bw? WI s A v C ,EX U f ' , ffl I a . ffif' S5 D29 0 D U U Sf. .T 4 o D U I U Q? ry Q. J xx ' gg 0, I A 0 4 0 3 1 WBQM wa- if Z I J X Q N Emu. X ' QQEQ ,X N ' -' X 35 X X ig 5 V7 x I 31,2 1 if- aux .- CHA f-N N , . . v ' ll: 1 T, 5? i R5 Abis, Bill Abis, Darl Abls, Emerson Ackerman, Cornelius Aeschliman, Dennis Aeschliman, Glen Aeschliman, Harold Aldrich, Joseph Aldrich, Rolland Andrews, George Ankney, Roberi Auien, Marshall Baer, Ernesf Balser, Paul Bancrofi, Kenneih 'Banis'rer, Paul Barber, John Barnes, Arby Barnes, Dale Barnes, Howard Baidorf, Charles E. Baidorf, Charles F. Bafdorf, Earl Baies, Lloyd Baus, Herman Blake, Eugene Becker, George Jr. Becker, Roberi Behnke, Bernard Bell, Herberf Bell. Lawrence Biddle. Carl Biddle, Darrell Biddle, Donald Binderman, Carl Bingman, Frederick Bliss, Grover Bookmeyer, Ray Borion, Lincoln Boucher, Harold Bowers, Dale Box, Denlon Boyers, Ell-er+ Boyers, Leland Boyers, Loran Boyers, Rolland Brehm, Leland Brigham, Howard Brown, Merrill Buerhrer, Cleo Buck, Randall il'Buniz, Owen Burkholder, Clarence riurkholder, Earl Burlholder, Lawrence Burkholder, Mary Burkholder, Roberl Burkholder, Russel Burkholder, Wilson Sr. Burkholder, Wilson Jr. Bufiermore, Hugene Cameron, George Cammarn, Reber? Cammarn, Roy Campbell, Allen Campbell, Wayne Those missing in aciion Childers, Warren Clark, Charles D. Clay, Roberi Clingaman, Jon Cogan, Emery Connin, Paul Connin, Paul Connin, Roberi Cook, Edwin Coon ,Viclor Croninger, Bernard Croninger, Charles Croninger, Clyde Croninger, Warren Crofhers, George Croihers, John Davidian, BeH'y Davidson, Harold Davidson, George Davies, Richard Davis, Carl DeGroif, Clinion Jr. Denn, Wilber Deier, Carl Deiler, Waldo Dickson, Carson Dimke, Charles Roberf Dinius, Donald H. Dinius, Donald L. Doane. Sherrell Domeck, Gordon Dominique. Earl Dominique, Leo Dominique, Richard Dominique, Vicior Duffy, Frederick Earlywine, Donald Edgar, Dale Edgar, Harold Edgar, Lawrence Erbskarn, Delberi Erbskorn, Orlen Farley, Ralph Fausey, Howard Fausey, Roberi Fauver, Frank Fickle, Arihur Figy, Fred Figy, Maynard Figy, Vlfilliam Flamm, Merle Flemming, Emery Flory, Frederick Flory, Gladwin Frazier, Leon Frlflvarger, Ross Fuller, Homer Funkhouser, Elizabeih Furney, LeRoy Gamble, Paul Gamble, Maynard Galbraiih, Wilson Galbraiih, Roy Garmon, Donald Garsey, Herberi Gearig, Vidus or who gave iheir lives. 88 Wauseon High School Geer, Floyd Geer, Paul Geer, Ralph Geringer, Lloyd Gillen, Leroy Glanli, Cleo Glaniz, Eldon Glaze, Frank Gleifz, William Goff, Fred Goff, Joe Gomer, Emanuel Jr. Goodwin, Kennefh Godwin Leroy Jr. Goodwin, Ozero Goon, Warren Gorsuch, Calvin Gorsuch, Glenn Gorischalk, Ramon Grimm, Howard Grime, Langford Grime, Laverne Haas, Richard Hageman, John W. Ham, Charles Ham, Roberl' Hann, Dale Hann, Wayne Harmon. Chalmer Harncke, Elodox Haliield, Sianley Hauensiein, Wilson Heckler, Dallas Heise, William Heist Evere++ Hendrickson, John Henry, Willard Hess, Harmon Hess, Paul Hildebrandt Harold Hill, Maurice Hoag. Rober+ Hollisier, Clarence Huber, Carl Huber, Harold Huffman, George Huffman, Richard Huva, lfenry lngraham, Claren lserman, Richard lserman, Rober+ Johnsion, Roberr Jones, John Jones, Sheldon W, Kessler, Aubrey C, Kessler, Eldon E. Kimerer, Oren King, E. D. King, Guy J. King, Thomas Kline, Charles Koepke. Duane Kolb, Donald Kol' e, Raymond Kosier, Wayne Krauss, Neil Students In Service Krauss. William N. Kulzli, Clemenf Kufzli, John LaBarr, Leonard Laderman, Russell Lamb. Bernard Lamb, Keilh Lamb. Lawrence Lanlz. Edward Lanfz, Edwin Lanfz, Wilbur Larned. Louella Lashway, William Lawrence. John Ledyard, Charles Jr Leininger. Charles Leininger, Oliver Leininger, Ruth Leilner, Lowell Leifner, Roberf Lichlenwald. Emma Lind, Alexander Lind, John Lind, Paul Lindley, Dale Loveland, Roberr Lowe, Lesler Jr. Lucas, Avenelle Lucas, Henry Lucas, John McBride. Charles Mclnlosh. Maurice Meir, Raymond Meller, Kennelh Mercer, Elvin Merrill, Jane Merrill, Mary Merrillal, Chris Merrill, Henry Meyer, Raymond Meyer, Roberf Meyers. Donald Meyers, Roberl Mier, Richard Miley. Donald Miley, Floyd Miley, Hal Miley, Joseph Miley. Kiefh Miley, Roberf Miller, Allan Miller. Charles Miller, Don Miller, Jay Miller, Joseph Miller, Richard Miller, Rollin Mohr, Clyde Myers, William Nash, John Nolziger, Roberf Nordon, Eldon Norris, Rober+ Omler, John Onweller, Ivan Onweller, Loren Orfh, Bill Osborne, Donald Osborne. James Penrod. Howard Penrod, James Penrod, Roberl Plassman, Herberl Plassman, Julius Plassman, Rolland Ponfius, Earl Ponrius, Eugene Ponfius, Nerrland Ponliuss Richard Pope. Henry Porfer, Corwin Porler, Roberl Priess, Oliver Proudfool, Merlin Randall. Berfe Rashly, Clifford Rasrly, John Jr. Reed, Charles Reed, Joseph Reichert Roberf Reichari, Wendell Reynolds, William Rice, Verlin Ring, Roberl Robinson, Glen Robinson, Kennelh Robinson, Ned Robinson. Wayne Robinson, Alfred Robinson, Wave Roddy, Lloyd Roddy, Virgil Rohrs. Evada Rchrs, Harlan Rohrs, Weller Rchrs, Wiliam Rosebrook, Howard Rossman. Gene Rossman. Paul Rozelle, Bill Rozelle, Flavy Rozelle, George Rozelle, Marlin Rozelle, Roberf Rupp, Virgil Sager, Donald Saunders. Herberf Schaffer, Slerling Schamp, Leonard Schamp, Randall Schreves, Wilbur Schwall, DeFord Shull, Alva Seidel, D. E. Seigneur, Arnold Seigneur, Calvin Seiler, Howard Seiler, Roberl Seiler, Russel Shadle, lvan Any omissions are uninlenfional. 89 Shaffer, Wayne Sharpe, Lloyd Shaw, Wayne Shull, Alva Siclzmiller, Harry Silhavy, Joseph Jr. Silhavy, Woodbridge Sindel, Dale Smilh, Harold Snyder, Dean Snyder, Kennelh Snyder, Wayne Spiess, Donald Spengler. Kennefh Spring, Dale Sleinbrecher, Ervin Slevens, Donald Sfevens. Herberl Sliclzlay, Darrell Sloll, Marrha Sfoll, William Sluclcey, Alfred Thrasher, Vernon Todd. Earl Turnbull, Richard Upp, Ronald Vandegriff, Edwin Vandegriff, Roberl 'Vandegriff. Paul Vogel, Herberl Wagoner, Roberi Waldron, Russell Waller, Harry Weber, Andrew Weber, Clarence Weber, Dale Weber, D. C. Weber. Richard Weaver, Harold Welch, William Whifcomb, Olha Whilmer, Roberl Wiley, Donald Wilkie, Evereff Willey. Charles Willey. Joseph Williams. Lawrence Williams, Roberl Williams, Wayne Wolf. Lynndon Wolf, Robert Woodburn, Dale Wyse, Arlhur Ziegler. William Ziegler, Donald Zimmerman, Glen Zimmerman, Howard Zimmerman. John Zimmerman, Kennefh Zimmerman, Wayne Zoolc, Alice Zoolc, Allen Zumielde. Darl Zumfelde, Fred Zumlelde. Paul 4 TO THE CLASS OF '44 .mS gx W Xxzlhll 16 7? x 1 A F41 . ' .j M - , 5 1 1 , S 44 sf 4 NW xv.: I sl . X Qi rl. l . Q x uf ' if 1 fl Q 51151. i '-31.3.45 Your future may look as big to you as the thirsty elephant looks to the small boy. His wish that the two gallon pails would hold a barrel can not come true. But it is true that insurance pennies actually grow into big dollars and are payable when most needed. The tree is our symbol of protection. May we show how its branches will help shelter you, too? HARRY E. SCHWALL 90 THE LIVINGSTON STUDIOS 417 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio Tel. Ad. 20l I Keep your sailor, soldier, or air- man in touch with home-send him photographs. Ancl on his first leave, bring him to us for the portrait that you'll prize always. We have your negative on file. 9I Monuments are beacons to future generations. REYNOLDS MEMORIALS Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of HAUMESSER 6: GERINGER Corner Drug Store Compliments of KROGEITS GROCERY 6: Baking Company EDUCATIONAL-LOANS School Teachers and students borrow here for Summer and College Course's Also other loans to meet the individual needs. BORROW S10 to 551000 On your own signature or security. COLONIAL FINANCE CO. First National Bank Bldg. Wauseon, Ohio. Phone l65IW L. s. WYSE, Mgr. First Stop SHlRLEY'S SHOP Last Stop WAUSEON TRUCK LINE Try Us For Service PHONE l869W BLUE PALACE Confectionery - Restaurant Plate Lunches and Toasted Sandwiches of All Kinds Regular Dinners fHome cookedl Headquarters of Home Made Candies Phone l 33 l -W Carl Spaclafore 6: Son, Prop. Our Business is Known by The Service it Gives The Courtesy it Extends The Friends it Keeps Tl-IE PEOPLES STATE BANK Wauseon, Ohio Member F. D. l. C. WAUSEON NEWS STAND Newspapers - Magazines Greeting Cards for every occasion Books - Stationery NEUHAUSE.R'S rg' X Good Luck f f 'W -ly CHICKS ' P U.S. Approved-Pullorum Tested Barred Rocks White Rocks New I-lampshires White Leghorns Cross Breds Royal Matings Headed by 200 - 315 Egg R. O. P. Sires Quality Chicks plus a real effort to give service NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES INCORPORATED Phone i627 Wauseon Compliments of Fred W. Warner Class of I939 Compliments of WALKER LUMBER CO. Lumber, Paint Hardware and Roofing 620 N. Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio Phone I 206-W WARD, JOHNSON 6: WILLIAMSON Attorneys-at-Law First National Bank Building Wauseon, Ohio C. D. GISEI.. White Rose Gasoline and Petroleum Products 662 W. Elm Street Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of WAGER'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store IVIERLE A. BROWN Phone I330-W 5 I 5 W. Elm Street Wauseon, Ohio DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service Glass Installed Auto Parts For a protected future - - Life Insurance GRISIER INS. AGENCY -Service Since I868- Compliments of McCORD RADIATOR and MANUFACTURING CO. 3 . f E 13- 5 42' PROTECT WHAT YOU H AV E comuom me sy nu- co. or some mesa ACKERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Phone I 2 I 9-W For Victory Buy U. S. War Bonds 6: Stamps NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE SERVICE COMPANY Wauseon, Ohio HAROLD F. LEWIS jeweler Silverware Sheaffer Pens Watches Diamonds Compliments of DUNBAR'S IMPLEMENT STORE Your McCormick-Deering Dealer We can save you money! Try Louden's First THE LOUDEN DEPARTMENT STORE ln the Arcade We dedicate this space to our young men and women of high school, town, and country who have given of themselves to defend our country. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E.. Gorsuch Gorsuch Confectionery RANDOLPH FURNITURE COMPANY Radio - Music H F ' h' d Band Instruments ome urms mgs an Floor Coverings PONTIUS RADIO SHOP I4I S. Fulton Phone I664-W Compliments of Compliments BUD'S JANE'S BEAUTY SHOP RED and WHITE Phone I326-W 98 Congratulations r th Compliments of 0 e Class of l 944 STICK'S PLACE WE.BER'S BAKERY DALRYMPLE. 6: WALDECK PARFET - WILKIE, INC. Fulton County's Largest Official AAA Variety Store Chevrolet School Supplies Oldsmobile Gifts - Dinnerware Buick Notions - Lingerie 227 N. Fulton Street Phone I l I8-W Wauseon, Chic Wauseon, Ohio 99 Compliments of KOLB'S FEED MILL Congratulations j. C. SAUNDERS SUPPLY CO. Dealer in Builders' Supplies Wauseon For An Enjoyable Meal of Real Home Cooked Food at Reasonable Prices MY-T-FINE LUNCH A good place to eat I50 S. Fulton St. Wauseon, O. Compliments of GEORGE BROS. FEED MILL lVlOl..L'S BREEDING FARM Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of De Groff's Shell Station I5 I S. Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio The Huntington Studio Commercial Photography and Photo Finishing 45l Ottokee Street Phone I l50-W Your Sohio Dealer F. B. Childers - F.B.C hilclers Tree Expe 225 Vine Street Wauseon, Ohio Phone I 482-W rt Co Compliments of PENROD FUNERAL HOME PRINCESS Phone l320-W Wauseon, Ohio and CHIEF Ambulance Assistant THEATRE-IS Lady Assistant Compliments of Shad's Acre LIE'.CHTY'S HATCHERY White Rose Gasoline uality Chicks--Turkeys Poults En'ar'C0 Motor Oil Distinctive Service North Fulton and Linfoot Sts. 616 East Chestnut Street Phone I 527-W Wauseon, Ohio I 02 F. J. Ehrat Hardware Compliments of Complete Hardware, Roofing ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY and F 100' Covering AND Service DRY CLEANERS Wauseon, Ohio THE WINORR CANNING COMPANY The Wauseon Republican Has over 2500 Paid Subscribers in Packers of High Grade Fulton County Canned Vegetables Read by over lU,000 People General Office Circleville, Ohio IO3 Compliments of Compliments of BARRE.TT'S SHOE SHOP Barrett's Children Shop WAUSEON FLORAL CO. Insurance Printing by the STANDARD PRINTING CO. CARL F- ORTH Established l9l l IO4 Compliments of the Superior Aluminum 6: Casting Co. Compliments of WAUSEON SILO AND COAL CO. Dealers in Builders' Supplies and Coal Manufacturers of Cement Blocks and Silos Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of WAUSEON MFG. COMPANY WAUSEON WOODWORKING CO. Ray Sauder, Mgr. Cabinet Work - Custom Mill Work Lumber - Glass - Oils Bolts, Screws, Nails, Glue, Dowels, Plywood, Builclefs Hardware Pittsburg Paints Good Feeling Goes With Square Dealing I07 W. Oak St. Wauseon Phones: Office I45 I -W Res. I467-R Compliments of NAFZIGER DAIRY FARM Wholesalers 6: Retailers of Pure Guernsey Milk Phone 6258 Cottage Cheese Chocolate Milk THE FULTON COUNTY BUILDING, LOAN, AND SAVINGS CO. Wauseon, Ohio Home and Farm Loans 53 YEARS SERVICE I 889-I 944 Compliments of the Wauseon Shoe Hospital Compliments of THE E.. F. HANSON COMPANY Compliments of l. SHORT Compliments of KING BROS. Grooenes - Meats Frozen Food Lockers Compliments of HARRISON COAL YARDS Quality Coal Phone I 234-W Gifts, Candies, Sundies Smokers Supplies THE EDGAR FUNERAL HOME Complete Photo Supplies F' D o i a d P 'n in dm evel P ng n rl t g Ambulance Service KOLB 61 SON Phone 1500-W Phone 1303-W Wauseon, Ohio Ul'lLlVlAN'S Wauseon's finest department Paul Dennis store. Arc Welding and Serves you better Auto RePai'S Saves you more IO8 ME.RRlLL'S SHOP Gifts -ifr- Compliments of lVlODEN'S SHOP -Q- DICKASON 6: WEBER General Electric Appliances Willard Battery Service General Auto Repairing Phone I 363-W -if- Compliments of WAUSEON FOUNDRY -Q- Compliments of KOLB'S HARDWARE -jk- MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE I 806-W I Clyde Turney -ff- HOMER C. KUNTZ Quality Eggs Wauseon, Ohio -fr- - Compliments of J. M. Ham IO9 HAUMESSER 6: DOLF Home Dressed Meats Phone l3l 7-W Wauseon, Ohio -ibm Compliments of E. GOTTSCHALK lk- Compliments of E. 6: E. BEAUTY SALON Phone I657-W 17,27- Compliments of THE OHIO GAS, LIGHT 6: COKE CO. -jk- Compliments of DR. B. C. ROGERS -75.- Compliments of F. MERCER PUGH -ff- THE IVIARJORIE COE SHOP All Types of Clothes for School IO7 E. Elm Street -gk.. Compliments of PAXON Br HALLETT Attorneys-at-law -557- For a complete unbiased, straight-forward presentation of the news of your community, read the FULTON COUNTY EXPOSITOR News-Advertising-job Printing ...wiki TURNBULL BROTHERS Will sell your farm or house Real Estate Brokers Wauseon, Ohio ..,g,. Engravings by FORT WAYNE ENGRAVING COMPANY IIO Compliments of WABASH GROCERY -Q- MARKEL'S BARBER SHOP 108 Depot Street -715,- Compliments of l... H. SHARPE -ik- Wauseon lce Delivery for Pure lce Amos Aeschliaman -ik- Compliments of SHEPARD 6: MCCLARREN iff- Flowers for All Occasions .-.atT BURR'S FLORISTS We Aim To Please .-QL.. Compliments of DANGl..E.R'S STUDIOS 14.-. LILLICH BODY SHOP Body and Fender Service Guaranteed to Satisfy L. Lillich, Prop. -ig- KAY'S 5c, I0c to 351.00 STORE F. C. Drummer, Prop. Wauseon, Ohio -55- Compliments of THE STERLING CREAMERY COMPANY -4- Compliments of THE HESS HATCHERY .-Qcg, The Home of Good Food JOSEPHINEXS RESTURANT -wk- Home and Farm Supplies KE.NT'S Everything for the car. III . r . ., . . . . me , .-A f, H ,. ., A.. .-.,,.1,v., ...'f , ,, ,Af 51 55 x.s f +1 , S N ' - ' ' ' M' ' -'27 '3-5-1 'T' 35 if M 4 .f.v - lg haf V f. 3 K A V. X K Q -,r ' - 4 ' V . K -Q. R. X ' X , H V, J ' .' s 4 ' U 1 L, ' ,a- ',, 1 QQ. '1 A I Q . ,, .QI . x , .. . K' and Friendly Service Elm 6: Brunell Phone U58-Y N n x 5 , V 93 v 1 5 w , , v 2 x ' 1 Y Q Q5 0 ig .,. Ng 'B i s v 2 fx 0 - 'f..,- +111 i 'Y f 21 ' 55 Q f '9 1' f' X I AN I f 4 X 42 f X!!! 1 if 1 W fx 7 X 1 x45 f p sv ? ' 2 y: -S f f X it - f M ,,p 1' X X 2? AI - .,...iu-- f X f x X P49 U if , 4 ' h f ilk ' 3 ' 06 Q f--Y 4 -Q 6 f Q -r..Y-zzr 4' E 9 - . llluul- Jill 1 llh ' J 1.2. -2 L-gg f 1- I X w L2 A 'P 1 .f- ! 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