Webster Township High School - Web Yearbook (Scotch Ridge, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1953 volume:

'Sx.-.-,. X in i 'n ' M S ,af ,fx WE PUPLlSr U T ETEUEVITQ HND EQLLJ WEBSTER TQLUUSE-ii P ECHLJUL EJ: Z JPCGIELIN HERR MAN EDM R PEW PH BUSINESS MANAGER P ASS T DLJSINESS MANAGER I7 C K HECKMAN ADVYSL MI? 5 PFE1 R THQ 1953 'MB' mm M, 463 BY E+-15, J - V E1'K'UY Q, Q M . VO! ,,,., X EE ' i U fX5S'T. TG ..... FOk1,, ' JLC - ..JIM 'HILC EE . . , . ... EFFi FUREWORD we the Sen or Class together W th the Fac ulty and Students take great pleasure resentrng thus annual of i953 ln pro uc 9 r th WEB we have war e lon ours rng ads wrrtrng artrcles an arrangrng copy has been rn st en royable work To each succeeclrng Senror Class that sumes hrs response tty we wr our contrnuecl success THBLE UF CUlllElllS QDWIIHISTRQTIQU SEVWIQRS CLFQS SES QCTIVITIES FlTHl.ETlCS Qtllmfll QDVERTl S EVUEIWTS , ' 1 , 1 - , in p ' ' . d - .ng 9 f, Q k d h sell' , ' I d ' . lt o - as t t 'bil' sh .AAQ Th1S year we the semors dedlcate the Web to Mrs Margaret Echth Phllo who has been a grade teacher for the past seven years We are mdebted to her for her falthful serv 1ce to us She has helped us and classes before us to marie our class actlvltles a success . . rf 'ln L Lf' I 1 I 1 I 1 I . . - I 1 . . . WEB T FF SEATED Bernece E1lert Rrcharcl I-Ieckman hm Phxlo Iack1e Hernman Forrest Phxlo StANDlNG Ru h Bosse Glenn Sa tler Alex Schrvelbern Dons Drerkshexde Marrlyn Ward Grace rohenbuhler Kathryn M1ll1YOD Mrs Pfelfier Tom Davxdsor Ronald Moore IoAnn Henschen Edrtor Ass1stant Edltor BUSIHSSS Manager Assrstant Busmess Sports Edltor Art Edrtor Act vrtres Ealtors Co y cts LA Avs Iackre Herrrman Forrest Phrlo hm Phllo Manager Rrchard Heckrnan Ronald Moore Kathryn M11l1ron Mary Walla e Alex Sclorvelbeln Marllyn Ward Grace Rotre rbu l-er Dorls D1erksHe1de RL. B sse Bernece Ellert loAnn H ns Pen Davl son 'rs Pte ' r r l A ...................... . I l - M .................... C , I ' Photoqrajohy ....................................... ' fc Ecirtcrs .................. Y .. r , ' ' . ' Tyrim- ...........,...,.................,. 'th o-.. , ' Prod 'Cfliii ...,..,.............,............,..... l . e cl: . Czrculatiir. ........,.,..........,...... Glenn Satfler, Torn 'dw d 1-er ..................,.................,......... lv. -. l-it.e f 7-Ai . X x I X I X 'fl I 5 Al 1 M X if ff- X J . xl 1 J Y., B0 RD ED CATIO 0 Desso Rrdenour Presrdent Ralph Pogqemeyer Vzce Presxdent Sa-'ag Walter Moore Clerk 3 Gordon Burkhart K Harley Bruegqemeier Pcxul Smearsoll FACULTY Velma Pfexffer Commerc1al NN 111- .F- Barbara Duqle, Home Ec, Enqhsh Wlllxam Rxce Supenntendent Sc1ence 'in-. Carl Lab lndustr1alArts Hxstory l FSI Charles Colher, Muslc W' FACULTY Wllhs Smethers Coach 6. Phys Ed Cornnne Hespe Grcxdes 3 6 4 Ednh Phllo Grades 5 G B Lynn Green Mathemcxhcs Mxldred Amxbruster Grades 1 6' 2 CUSTODlAN X X Elm Log BUS DRIVERS N04 Gif d B H yWllx -v 1 -..- - ,J , -,,f ,. N f, Xl! 2 .1 .N X EOR lmolaal a lewel Eaeh Day COLOR Blue and Sllver FLOWER Rose Camellla RONALD C ass Offrcer Baseball Easlcetball S4y L1 e S aff Web S aff Track S den Coun Valedl arlan MOORE 1234 1234 I 3 4 an 'N- IAMES PHILO Class Ollrcer Baseball Basketball Track Sky Lit Staff Web Qlaff Class Play Glee Club bala a Onan RUTH BOSSE ass Cm- ' ....... 23,4 Sky--ate Staff lass 54 'I gee V ......., ,2 3, .l,2,3,4 1.2- .l 3.1 C11 , ...... . BERNECE EILERT Class Offrcer Sky-Ll.e Qlafi ' .' Q a.f . . . Glee Club .. Band ....... Cheerleader . Offlce Vlorker MOTTO ln the lnvislble Crown of Character , A 1 1i1ii111 1 Q1 I - i f .......... 4 5 ....,........ 4 Class Play ....,....... 4 fu ! '5rl'IIffI.'..'4 Cl fe. T 3 4 We S 'I 4 C f' r ay 4 C C ab l 4 B -4 S. er' C n 4 J eb bt 'M 134 'dp E IOR 'E' 5 1 fi 'ips 'T DORIS DIERKSHEIDE VV eb S'a1 Class Play Glee Club Offrce Worker TOM DAVIDSON O 1 ske ec Saff ass Pray ee CI b Band ICANN HENSCHEN Sky Lrte Staff eb Staff C ss Iay G ee Club I 2 3 4 Of! e Worker 1. rar an ,S Cf ,? I ,A x IACQUELIN HERRIMAN Sky L Class if Cer ,....,... 1,2 . Baseball .....,... I Z 3,4 , Ea ' tball ....,... 123,11 I ,ii I 12' ' 2 ..,.,........ 4 M, ' I ,r..r.,..s.. 4 , I GI 'u ., ......... 3,4 Y! . I ff , ' . f' ............. 4 4 ' ......., 3,4 X 5 Y ........ 3,4 - 'CJ ........,..., 4 la P' ..,......... 4 - 52 AIIC ' 'ffIfff..'3f4 V ' lb 1 ...........,.. 3 .5 ' I fir I ,A X ' - me Szaii .,.,.... 3,4 y :I I 'Wei Staff ..... ,...,, 3 ,4 ' Q s' Play .,.......... 4 Glas CLI: ........... I 4 Cixcg- 'ifzrlzer ........ 3 4 A Af Lxlzazgan .......,,.,, 3 4 ' Q 3 I Class Cifzcer .....,. .2 Q SkyL.t-9 Staff ...,.... E 4 Tier. .itafz ,,....,...,., 4 Slee Club . .....,.. 1 Q 4 Ezra ................ l 2 C'i:g:e ':- .... ,.. 5,4 ' Llbfaxa.. ........,.... ,I C C: KATHRYN MILLIRON ri cr Ffa ,...-v -.I 4.35 ?ar- GY 49,4 GRACE ROTHENBUHLER we Qiof C ee C GLENN SATTLER L Q G c Ccss P 1 e C LAG1'1G,E1' ALEX SCHIVELBI-IIN Bcrse1'c1I1 Bcs4e VCI e Q C css H cy Boy Sco.1 s 1234 1274 MARY WALLACE ky T 1 C aff We S ui s G ee B nd .............. ,L , . gflff 42f,2AfffQfQ MARILYN WARD Hel: Ci:Q'..,,, ..,... .. le- Clu' ......,. ,LM I.. 3c'et'e .......,..,. EOR 'v l fl 10 Q '-v 1.5.1- -Q. -3 ASS ISTO Several days ago as we were searchlng through the old flles, we found a book entltled, W1stful Ways of the Class of 'S3 The book had collected a lot of dust and cobwebs, but after the dust had been wlped off we could falntly make out the wr1t1ng on lt We dlscovered the wr1t1ng to be none other than our flrst and second grade teacher, M ss Re1tzel, who gulded our class of twenty puplls through our three R's and was recordlng her e her struggles w1th our buddlng gemuses After leaflng through a few more pages we came upon the chapter entltled, 'Grades Three and Four' From th1s c h a p t e r we learned our teacher was Miss Eckert We had advanced our knowledge, but we stlll seemed very weak mgnded Dux-mg this tune we added and lost members of our class and now had l left Comlng next to somewhat clearer page s ln the book we found that in the f1fth grade we were taught by M1ss Mathlle and Mrs Henschen Cupid caught up wlth Mlss Mathlle By now we were developlng penmanship and havlng a won derful t1me Nearlng the half way mark 1n the book, we not1ced we had d1rected our thoughts to studles Cthat 1s , when we weren't loolnng out the W1I1dOW, under our gu1d.1ng teacher, Mrs Phllo Then we graduated from grade school and were ready to enter Jun1or H1gh We dlscovered 1n the next several pages, that the hardest tests came when we entered the seventh grade It was qulte a Job not to be wallnng around and gettlng lost,but our teachers soon solved that This year we were given our f1rst chance to elect class off1cers, and from our class of 17 pupils we elected the following Presldent-Ronald Moore, V Presldent Kenneth Aspacher, In the elghthgrade we agaln elected class offlcers, and they were Pres1 dent Bernece Ellert, V Presldent Kenneth Aspacher, Secretary Treasurer Marllyn Ward These three hero1c classmates and our sponsor, Mrs Deckman, mth the help of our pat1ent teachers, steered us successfully through Jun 1or Hlgh and prepared us for the next step of Senlor Hlgh Durlng this year we took the e1ghth grade tests and many rated h1gh 1n the county Now 1n the last four chapters entltled Sen1or H1gh , we made another 1m portant step of chooslng our own subgects We started as green freshmen, but soon that greeness faded and our democratlc group elected the followlng class offlcers Presldent Tom Dandson, V Presldent Jlm Phllo, Secretary Ronald Moore, Treasurer Kenneth Asoacher, Mr Doren gulded us through th1s year Nearlng mJ.d po1nt of our high school career, a group of students, then Sophomores, began thelr studles aga1n, under the guldance of Mr Duffner We agaln elected the followlng offlcers Presldent Jm Phllo, V Pres1dent Tom Davldson, Secretary Ruth Bosse, and Treasurer Kathryn M1ll:.ron In the fall of 'Sl only lb puplls entered school as Junlors Thls was a successful year, judged by the activities we engoyed and the respons1b1lit1es Contlnued on page 26? 19 C L H R Y I I ' Secretary-Ruth Bosse,. Treasurer-Joyce Harmeyer,.and Sponsor-Mrs. Rider. C s PRDPHIGZ In 1970, Bernece Eilert, the private secretary of the governor ofOhio, was given an all-expense paid vacation, so she decided to chance the new rocket trip to the moon. As she boarded the Greyhound bus, who did she find the driver to be, but the hot rod driver of Scotch Ridge , Tom Davidson, and also one of her former classmates As everyone knows he was always doing his best in keeping away from the cops Since Bernece knewthe driver she seated herself in the front seat to visit Roaring through the country side they discussed their classnates Tom said that the last time he heard anything about Ronnielvloore he was playing bas ketball for the University of Texas , where he was also taking a course in Mathematics Ronnie always thought someone was needed in Washing-tonto figure out the national budget Then Tom went on to say, he heard the other day that the former Ruth Bosse was now living in California To Bernece's great surprise she learned that Ruth had a family of three boys and three girls Stopping at Niagara Falls to transfer to another bus there was a delay, so Bernece went to have a look at the Falls There she met the former Kathryn Milliron who was on her honeymoon. She introduned Bernece to her husband, a very famous movie star Bernece then went to one of themanystands to buy some souvenirs When she finally found what she wanted, to her surprise she was waited upon by none other than Alex Schivelbein, the ovmer of the stand He was the shortest mem ber of the claus but he made abig hit with the children, selling pfearmts and souvenirs After he had failed in his attempt to go over the Falls in an inner-tube, he took over this very profiting businessa Alex told Bernece that JimPh:llo had made the headlines of the Daily Times He had succeeded in going over the Falls in a rubber barrel, but this wasnft much of a surprise, because he was always known as the boy most likely to succeed Finally she boarded the bus on its way to New York, which was the only place in the United States where she could board the rocket Arriving in New York she had two hours time before she hadto leave for the moon so she went down town. She said to herself, 'I'll have to see the Empi.c State B.1i1ding', o ing, Step to the back of the elevator, please ,which sounded very familia. It was the voice of a charming and very famous elevator girl, Doris Dierk sheide Doris has gained nation wide recognition running her elevator with such speed and accuracy After hurriedly reaching the top she looked towards Times Square and there saw the name Mary Wallace written in lights on the front of the Pa.ramou.t Theater Mary was playing t e leading role in the very popular show, Nor th ac1fic , opposite of, Sou Pacific From there Bernece headed for Laousrdna Airport, where the Rocket Stat on was located Once on the airport grounds she neededa cup of coffee to settle her nerves, so she went into the restaurant Seating herself at the counter the waitress said, May I take your order? To her great surprise thewaitress was her former classmate, M1 ss Marilyn Ward She didn t have much time so she drank her coffee in a Fur ry and rushed out to the rocket CCont1nued on page 261 20 I O . . I . . . . 0 . l 0 0 ' O . . . . . . l Q . I O . Q . . . . . . A . . . O . . . . I 1-13 ' I that is just where she went., Once inside the building, she heard a voice say- . . Y. . . . . - . . . . O . ' It ' I P ' ' c 'ft-It ' ' . ' 5. . . . . . lg . Q . , . . A M Q . 1 1 I lh greuuamng class of 1953, of Nebster hlgn School, state of Ohio, of Scotch Rldge, belng of full age ard of sound m nd and memory, declare thls wrltang to be our last 1 ll and testamert Artlcle Artlcle rtlcle rtlcle Artlcle artlcl Artlcle Artlcl ATtlCl6 Artlcle Artlcle Artlcle Artlcle Artlple Artlcle Art1cle Artlcle VIII X XIII X V V XVII Jlm Phalo wills hls ab1l1ty 1F wlse cracklng, +eas1ng maklng eyes at the falrer sex to Rlchard Heckmur Dorls Dlerksnelde w1lls her good manners to Llnda Mason Kathryn Mll11TOD w1lls her '53 curves to anyone who wants them JoAnn Henscher and Ruth Bosse wlll trelr ablllty of gettlnf out of study halls to Bonrle Henschen and M1r1am Wlght Jackle Herrlman wllls her edltorshlp of the Hwebn to Forrest Phllo and hopes he doesn't have too many headaches over lt Berrece Ellert w1lls her loud yelllng ablllty at basketball Pames to Jane Poggemeyer Marllyn Ward wllls her cheerleallnp Job to her slster, Lela To the Junlors, the Senlor class w1lls the tltle of HSGH1CFH and also the rlght to be flrst ln the cafeterla llne, where they w1ll be heartlly pushed every whloh way Tom Davldson wllls hls cially trlps to Pembervllle to Dale Fahle To Jerry Corbln, Glenn Sattler leaves hls quletness Alex Schlvelbeln wllls all h1s small slzed HHlfOPmS to the person, whom they w1ll flt Mary Wallace wllls her excellent ablllty ofplaylng the clar 1net to Evelyn Luldhardt Ronnle Moore wllls h1s tallness to Fon tamgney Tn grateful remembrance thls class leaves to Mr HAIR Long all paper wads, gum and carvlngs on the desks o the faculty, we w1ll our slncere appreclatlon for thelr x1ndness and patlence We freely forglve them for all the sleep we have lost on thelr account mo the school, we leave our popcorn machlne, and hope that everyone who uses lt, w1ll remember the class of '53 In W1tHPSS whereof, we hereunto SUbSCP1b6 our name thls twenty second d y Q May,1n the year of our Lord, one thousand, nlne hundred and flfty three S1gnedJL. 5.Qfru.,oQ, class, Jltnessed Lu' 71 I L L ' e ' f I A ' sit,- . 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Y F VALBDICTORY Mr. Cotterman, Members of the Board of Education, Faculty, Parents, and FI'iendS The time hascome for us, as a class, to separate to break the bonds that have held us closely together all these years durmgwhich we have been strl v1ng to attain a common goal graduatlon Much of the time lt has been up hlll work, sometlmes the tasks have seemed too difficult to master the burdens heavler than we could bear, but we were young, and w1th perseverance and a bull-dog determlnatlon, we have come safely and triumphantly to the fmish Sometlmes lt seemed little more than drudgery, but now that we have come to the end of the courseand look back over the years, it doesn't appear so bad after all The recollection of many happy events, sandwlched :Ln between, have somehow made us forget the rougher spots along the way Now that we have reached this lmportant stat1oninL1fe's journey, the ex ultatmon of the occasion to which we have looked forward , has somehow glven place to a feeling of sadnessas we come to a realmzation that the direct and more 1.nt1mate association w1th each other is to be severed that the friend sh1ps of twelve years are to be but a happy memory But such 15 l1fe always changmg nothmg remains at a standstill A successful lJ.fe1saprogress1ve one, otherwlse it becomes like a stagnant pool No longer aneweactive members of the Senlor Class of Webster 'Iwp School We are to launch forth 1nto the held ofneirendeavor and adventure New asso c1at1ons are to be formed, more practlcal andmore mature ones We are to enter our llfe careers Shall we succeed or shall we faJ.l'7 That depends entlrely upon ourselves Each one of us holds w1thin hls or her grasp the Golden Key of Success Fhch depends upon the wisdomand judgment wlth which each one has selected his life's vocat1on, the appl1cat1on he g1ves to lt, the perslstant efforts and doggedness with whlch he pursues lt We may learn a great deal from the Lmcoln and Carnegie and Edison None of them had the advantages of school education, such as we have enjoyed, and yet, by their hero1c efforts, they achleved world w1de fame and made the whole unlverse happler and better for thelr havlng lived Bythis I do not mean to bel1ttle a High School education but rather to emphasize how much greater should be our chances ofeuccess with the educatlon that we have Education should notendwlth graduatnon Thls graduatlon day of ours should be only one of the milestones onoureducatlonal hlghway In reallty lt should be what we commonly speak of as Commencement Day It shouldbe the commencement of our lafe long quest for practlcal knowledge and research nf we are to win the greatest success :Ln 1:.fe Now, lt is time to say farewell We shall soon be wendlng our separate paths Some of us may win fame or xortune or both, others may be ontent to remain in the modest walks of llfe, nel ber grovelmg ln the d t or soarlng to the hlghest peaks But whatever we do orwhatever we are, we hall alway look back wlth prlde and Joy at this glorlous class of 1953 May the memormes remaln w1th us always and spur us on to a greater and more frultful lnfe Ronald Moore 2h success or failure of others. We may profit by reviewing the struggles of T O Dr Cotterman, Board of ducatlon, Faculty, Parents and Frlends e extent our heartfelt greetlngs and salutatlons to parents, teachers, and school offlclals We salute ourparents because lt lS they who have sus ta ned ard sponsored us durnng all the years that we have been preparlng our selves for our llfe careers We salute our teachers who have helped and encour aged us to overcome the obstacles along the road of Knowledge, and who have been so patlent wlth us durlng ll these years We salute the school offlcnlals and patrons who have provlded the bu1ld1ngs and equlpment wlthout whlch could not have carrled on and tnus attalned the goal to whlch we asplred graduatlon And what does lt mean? Ofwhat lmportance 1s :Lt to us? It means the suc cessful endlng of a certaln course of study and to some of us, perhaps, lt spells FINIS to our school actlvlties and the beglnnlng of our l fe work T others lt 15 the beglnnmg of a hlgher course of stuchf a fuller and more elab orate preparatlon What can be saldof the studentfs outlook on llfe today? What does llfe hold 1n store for the confused student fresh from the shelterlng lnfluence of the classroom? In reallty the outlook :Ls far more compllcated now than :Lt was a century cr half a century ago. The last flfty years has seen more and greater achlevements than any other half century ln the worldis hlstory The farmer of today 1S no longer an lsolated person If he needs repalrs for one of h1s numerous farm lmplements, he steps 1nto h1s auto, drlves to town and 13 back at work ln a few mlnutes. H13 produce 1S taken to market 1n a gaso llne truck over excellent roads In the evenlng he reads hls da1ly paper by electrlc or fluorescent llghts, or 1s entertained by the radlo or televlslon The buslnessman ofSanFranc1sco who has transactlons to attend to 111 New York, may eat h1s breakfast ln hls own home, board a plane and take lunch 1n Kan sas Clty and hls dlnner ln New York Sc1ent1f1c research lS revolutlonlzlng the world's lndustrles, :Lts war fare and lts medlcal aspect. In war a slngle bomb 1S capable of destroylng a whole clty and 1ts lnhabltants, and that same atomlc energy blds fair to become a predomlnant motlve power ln our lndustrlal world In medlclne, the sulnha drug and pen1c1ll1n have come to the front :Ln masterlng dlseases that were always Cl8SSlflSd as lncurable, and ln treatlng the battle wounds of soldlers What greater vocatlon could there be for any man or woman than that ofa creator of peace among the natlors of the world? It would be a supreme achleve ment and acrlevement greater than that of any honors to be won ln sclencecr art or lterature or war What greater glory could anyone ask than thls to be a modern Prlnce of Peace Our ways henceforth are to be separate ways No longer are me to travel and work together collectlvely as a slngle body We are to rely solely upon ourselves, indlvldually, to succeed or fall accordlng as we put our hearts and mlnds and hands to the task that we set for ourselves True, we shall mlss the wlse counsel of our teachers However, we of the present generatlon have been coached more thoroughly ln world affalrs, we have been better tralned, perhaps, to depend upon self'-confldence and self rel1ance, than graduates of the older days And so we go forth glrded with courage and fortltude to combat the puzzllng problems of th1s the atomlc age 25 'ames Phllo r D n L R Y Y . A.: X 0 A . ' ,Q n f- 1 1 .A 5 ' - O . , . F h - ' ' cn. o , we . . . . . -- C , . . . Q , . . . . . . 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' .- - . 0 . . -b . -- . . . iw - .- AS STO CCODt1HU6d from page l9J we assumed This year we received our class rings and wore them proudly We bid the Seniors farewell with a formal banquet in the Fremont Hotel dining room Mr Green was our capable sponsor, ano the following officers deserved much credit President Jam Philo, V President Tom Davidson, Secretary Bernece Eilert, and Treasurer Rath Bosse Now we come to the last and f1nal chapter where we find ourselves being called Seruors The task of editing and producing the Annual fell apon as We found this tobenjolly good fun at times We were guided this year again by Mr Green, and the following officers President Ronald Moore, V Presi dent Jun Philo, Secretary Bernece E1lert, and Treasurer Ruth Bosse Many experiences were engoyed during this year We produced the play, 'Comin' Round the Mountain , under the direction of Mrs Dugle The Junior Senior Banquet, Senior Day, Graduation, and our trip to Washington and New lights for the year During our twelve years, ten of us have remained together They are Ruth Bosse, Tom Davidson, Doris Dierksheide, Bernece Eilert, JoAnn Henschen, Kathryn M1ll1ron, Jim Philo , Grace Rothenbuhler, Alex Schivelbein, and Mary Wallace Along the way many friends were added and lost Now half gladly and half sadly we finally close our book at Webster High and live with our memories of our school days PROPHECY CCcnt1nued from page 201 After boarding the Rocket ship and finding herselfa comfortable seat, the Milky Way Limited left immediately She was then served a light lunch by the Stewardess, the very lovely Jackie Herrlman Jaclne 1S the only stewardess able to serve food at such heights Soon after lunch was finished, Jackie told her she would be able to see The Sattler's Ranch , owned by Glenn Sattler, also a former classmate Glenn is the owner of the largest ranch in the U S consisting of 20,000 acres As Bernece settled down for the long ride, she picked uo a paper to keep up on the news Looking at the front page Bernece's attent or was drawn to the unusual pictures that were taken by Grace Rothenbuhler, the well known Dhotographer Destination moon had been reached' Bernece leisurely stepped out andstrolled over to get her baggage Much to Bernece's amazement she found the girl 1n charge was Miss JoAnn Henscher JoAnn said she had planned on getting married in the near future, and since Bernece and Jackie were on the moon at that time, they were to be attendants at her wedding Imagine getting 'married on the moon! 26 C L S H I R Y , y o s A . . . 9 - York, along with our dance, carnival, and chicken supper were among the high- 'NI J , XX X x X ' f 1 1 If JU IOR SEATED Dm: etmo e Marqre Ernsthausen Barbara Bowen Mary Ann Evans Lucrlle Gross Thelrra horrps n Qt!-. .AN s Ptertter Rrchard He-ckman Btll Starr Lloyd Damon Dale Damon Dale Fahle IGS C LEF1 TO FIGH I ay A Evans S ca em e Pepe er Forrest rhrlo res Rrcr 1-teckrnan treas Dale Pane V Pres ACTIVITIES The trrst GCl1VllY of the year for us Iunrors was an Ice Cream Socral held on September ll Cn November 9 We had cz scrap and paper drlve The IUHIOIS and Senlors had a ve y successful chtcken supper on February The next event was the Flsh Fry on March ll Mr Clyde Elhot of Bowlrnq Green trred the frsh ended on May 1 when we presented our Iun1or play under the drrectlon of Mrs Duqle Tde name ot the play was Desperate Ambrose The chmax of the year was the presentatlon of the lunror and Seruor Banquet The Student Councrl Representatrves thls year were Lucrlle Gross and Lloyd Da'nor1 1 1 : ' 'JJ r, ' , , , , . . T. . Q. J IJFTG: Mr, , , 1 , ' , t , , F: r t Phil . , ' J I 1 A ' T A lO. f 'n Our short career of amateur acting -'K - ' lr ' ' L A . . T: .J r nn , eo: Di' 'Nt cr, . rt 5 OPHO ORE PNK- wr,-W mlinlr. 'ln e 1-lenschen MU Gm Vflqht lczne Poqqemeye Ru h Hahn lone! Col ms SECUX B Q Qholer Edward Vems Kenneth De hsheme Bm Mayo Roger Van Vorh1s l I Cl Pl PD n e B sse Slewcr Elle Alan I-le runon Gecr e Wclcce Char es Ward ACTIVITIES After CI wonderful Qurnmer we tle sopnomore Claes started tle new QC lool y Cir X nn slxteen rnbers Une lc1rqeQt clGQs ln lnqn oo D rmg 1 e year 'wa y cz lV1l19S re weld Cara Party on Onto f rfe '1 C1 cl Scpl 0 re G vewlb r 22 Q CIK3 Qce :cs ln D LO n 'TG s ear rc: Wng tan I v-1 Rui' A :le 'Cer e I r es . C 3' ' A -v 'l V . Q O A, ,K . , . , ll - A S- ' ju 2 ' ' 'eq Q 'x f ' ' , -L M W ' ,Q ' 2. ' L' - .MN ,F l . 1 5 . r Q R. J. ,el . . A , . , ., . , . . FJD P.CK'.': :V ., i , ' . 1 rm' l , ll . ' . Nl . l. ln. Tff A 'C'.'.': Fclg rx c , . 1 rt, ' r' , 3 l , l . 1 I I 1 , , I 5 ,1 f , , - , ' i ' . , 1 - , , . , I 5 , I X , ' Qs Q Q Lx A V , , ' f 1 V 1 - , c . . , 1 l I - A r - - 2 A ik ITP: V , I - ., - I scn l. . u u It e A. n Cl' 2,7 ,Q we 2 1 the ' , - ' I- ' ' 1' be-. 24, Ile F eegrxiir. n lux - xv N Y' fri: V D :Ce cn .wi Z. e , and iz: - la I M le the 'I spring. ' X .N -- at ' 'e. I C:',1n31l Reirese. L tive: ' tri: y were: M1 1 tit ' 21 nd V , Cncrles l.'fcrd. 4 x Q.EFf TQ FIGHT: 'Stewart Egler' Sei: fan, F: utfrneyer, .. pzrtery I .ri th ferfzshepie, Presq Bch: Shake: 1935.5 Eng: 111: .:rn1s, . 'xr , FRE HMEN LATLD a y Lve yr L dharat Sara S ar K we 'n na F n ey Faye Hahn QTAND Pa y rr ps F ,ene A 'den ar, Rc e C nn Ge rqe Smecrsor Ivrs Duqre Q7 T TO DG:-IT Pa y r n We, er Qara 'GTI Pes ea teas raye V r ACTIVITIES On Octcb r 4 we had a bake sale rn Bcwhng Green All the bak d qooas were aonated by the crass members It was a qreat success On November 22 We cornbmed wltw tae Soptnomores for a Turkey Tro dance to the rrustc of Steen son s or nes ra Refreshments were s rved Everyone rad a wonder tbl t 'ne Our Student Connell Representa tv C115 y ar were Sara tarr FIND Antfte r amp SH ' : Lel Wari, F l , az , ' 1 r, Vzll I. 1 1 1 , ' . - ...A I .. , , , N , t MJ: 'z' .mx , ba px. c .r, s 1. zz . , s t, . . . V U i 4 2 i 4 'U .2 A 1 l' i' I 'C , Q I .v gr 1 I I . 3 , ,, ' I .- ' m W 1 , 'S I V ' 1 'fl 4' ' ' V ' 4 A A X , 4 Q I - . . . I I fi! V t, t . ' . 4 I rr V. I ,, 1 -Y .., ' 1-' 3 1 e- 1 e ' : S ana L..'h'VT1':,'E uaer: r . LE? ' : tt Phllgps Se:.g Reber: Ccrlcr , .. 'Crt g .. S. , r .7 I. l '-Yard, 'I .7 'H ' Hahn, ' . 'res EIGHTH GRADE SEATED Arloa Rohlott Marquletta Wensel Margaret Wtqht Grace Lutdhardt Joyce Frobose Carol Spoerl Charlotte Fahle Iamce Moore STANDING Lee Vems Nathan Cassaubon Wayne Smearsoll Ioe Shepherd Larry Sander Robert Davtdson Iohn Mtlltron Bob Heckman Mr Srnethers ACTIVITIES Charlotte I-'ahle was the hostess to a very emoyable Halloween Party held at her home on October 29 We dtd VCIIIOUS mtereetmq I llI'lQS trrouqhoat the year wlth the help of our lass p rtsor Mr S'net ers urSt.r:1erCour lR,e avs Qc: G A 2 yer S ll N r f 1 .3 I . A ... ,, M. r - A :L . 3 . . , 5 . I . , A . . . B A . Q , P A C S Ol , . . H , O 1 rt roi err feat ti e '.-.'-r,: I :moe Moore and Bib Heolcrnari. illfll fe Shepherd Pres: fghrz I.f.,l1:::: Presq I: : 'robcse ff.l.fIQIIlQ: E4 fiezzzian frfazgazet '.'.'.5ht 1:,6,'Zlff9fj fa:.:e lfcore. EVE TH GRADE , Y - 4 -. -H 4 If SEAFD Ga y Brlnker Ramona Sta r Lmda Mason Cyn hra Spoer Norma Rohloff ludy Bowen Tom Cauqhey STAIND NG Mr Sme hers Gerald Qefert Neal Schrneltz Davrd Wallace Nrck Schmeltz Ierry C bar Ram '1 Starr VJ ACTIVITIES Our Halloween Party was a bla event of the year It was held on October 27 at Gary Bunker s dome An outstandlnq contest was held rn our Geography class rn order to see whrch could make the best scrapbooks the boys or the qrrls We lost ree puprls durrnq the year leavlnq us with tae unlucky number of thrrteen puprls The sw1 chmq of classes between the Home E ard toe Shoe for a short trrne proved to be rnterestlnq Our Student C uncrl Representatlves thrs year were Ramon Starr and Llnda Mason LE? O EIGHT Cyn Ha pc y B wen 'Vreas Gary Br meer es ornap c' e r , 1 ' :rl I I , , X. 1 'I . i ' - v r ' - T I V . 1. . ' . ' ' ' A . fr . , , C. , 1 , , Cf r, D. . , Y I Y 1 . . ' l l ll ' .' 3, .l - 1 - X' I W ' I .. , - . r . I z f' ' ' , . , , 5. 1 ' A :I I, V t ., , .4 1 11' Q I . , r V M . . A r.. ,t A , C. rr l, l r' . ' O . . T T .. : S erl Sec.: lard o , . .7 1 ' , Pr ,y N r. ..chl rf, R pottery Ramona Starr, Y, res, IXTH GRADE SEATED: Inaith Frcbcse, Marca Thompson, Meria Bumpus Rose M rQock Lois Smearsoll Joyce e Fra Sr' r LOIND HO W' Pa 1 Fmley Edward Phrhrps Davrd Daman Aud ey Bumpus Robert Nerderhouse s rh c 1 HD PC J N rman Cczssaabon Mtchael Lang Shu' ey Cross Patsy Burkhart Nancy Mrller Pre errck A i ncamp FIFTH GRADE 1 F' 2 ev 'yr-xe a t L. , V a f' , , Stlckel, D a .. .afte . SE' ' ' : u . ' ' . ' , r , ' , lllv H .Y . V: .'G ' , ' , ' 1 . . ' , Cl L2 ie . I ' ' 5 , - 4 . - - - . . f I - Q ' ' ' ' . r -' , 'F . T 5 , f . v------ ,f . Y 1 . 1 , ' -' ' fi.-'fff 231.11 fair: fi: Pe S'he:r.-sri Fezgcra Henri flatn' Ellfff ffrfcshv'-:ie !.far:.a 'f'X k L ' ,. Tr :VV mfr-w Q .'- -QLfwvQ- ' v, 2 .a',.-..f.v- '-Lf 'I' wg. 'uf-LC llxkg 'fv- fffi ,.fZs. Ffh., F..Tf1i:ri Eisse F,1::Qi Spa .. Terry 123.1163 :fjrie Phllzps. FDURTH GR DE I 1 .i'W Q f 2 , F Q1 'x 1-.TF Jefc r1, 'en rp GHG n Thomps rx Carol P1 enour Lyce IY'91Ch9 Vorme Moore 'wme e Q WG CQN O 4ennen czssc Nnmy Johnson Dame Buchfncn Mrs Hespe Icxmes Frobose P flfard F hose cm ey L, fss Lme y Venis THIRD GRADE Lx Nw ec ecn z:enFney Cc Q .ce Denece re' 1.1 cr ry vb en es,.e ea y r ,emeyer cy aw SE'1..D: . Id '.'.,. C3..,-. rc Q, ' .d . A 4' Y, A' , Tz. .. . Matte, Clyci Sh-pl. ri. ,.. ,. F . , . , ,N , f- . , . D.: A ., : W: . t U Qzcn, :W 1. , ' A . , . , , Lx, . rc., , St .1 nr, , I ' . Q , Q e Q ii 1 Q 1 . 1 . 1 3 V, , , Z 2 x, f . rf ' D . . ' 1- v 1 5 , , M' , . , .x 1 ,N i . I ' A N , ,,' K - , , SE!-.Till Epleuz 'ff :gel Lvxxe Ckcmb :I i , K r 1 I ' rel -115 1, .., Est ., 'dzth Efieker. SECCN: F.C'.',': f::1:e Slek, 2:1315 Srzteztscll, L I Amr: Mrs. ' , 'f 'i Rag' . , R v..'S1iG'f6 I-fark .-BEET: Fiber' f.f::rG. ECO D GRADE QEATED' lane e Wise ver Nlcncy Brinker Icmet Abke Suscm Hcxsel D rene Ccxsscxubon Mary Ellen Dcvmls n DCncn4 Ven s Evelyn Frobose NECk,NU ROA .nouglos rh 0 David Rnchendollczr D1cme Damon Vvcxyne Buchmcm Mrs Arm brus er lohn Slufiert Qhcu n Dumpcce Harold Moore ss Helen 3 y Qnephe d ,.-J X . I X X-'NJ J KY-LITE TAFF EATED Luctlle Gross Bernece E1lert Kathryn Mllllron Ruth Bosse STANDING IoAnn I-lenschen Margxe Ernsthausen Mrs Pfetffer Iackxe Hernman Forrest Phxlo Mary Ann Evans hm Phxlo Barbara Bowen Thelma Thompson Manlyn Ward Ronald Moore R1chard Heckman The Sky L1te Staff of 19521953 under the dtrectlon of Mrs Pfenffer pro duced 14 lssues of the Sky L1te durlnq the year' All members of the Iournal tsm class furmshed artxcles for the vanous pages and asslsted 1n the producnon The Sky L1te was pubhshed semm monthly of the school year Credlt goes to our edrtor Bernece E1lert for her excellent work on the paper The Staff hopes the paper was emoyed by all who read lt Edltor ASS1SlGHl Edltor AIl1SlS Reporters Typlsts Mlmeoqraphmq C1rculat1on Proof readers Advlsor Bernece E1lert Luctlle Gross Kathryn lVl1lllIOI'1 Blchard Heckman Barbara Bowen Thelma Thompson Ruth Bosse Marllyn Ward JoAnn Hensc en Marqre Ernsthausen Iackte Herrunan hm Phllo Mary Ann Evans Mrs Pfelffer S 1 ' . , ' , ' ' , . Sports Reporters ................. . .Ronald Moore, Forrest Philo , . L . v-. ff 9 O .1 E U1 Q, C ZP- U 'S 5 i LU cv o E LD O 'J' 5 U vi E '5 U 5 c U S .Q E L-. U .E E CJ ui U1 UI O cn I CD Q C ei .. 5 CJ :- 'J LL. SE IOH HIGH CHOHU ZS If 11,11 'CC' VATED Ka h yn 1f11101'1 Ca 1 Th n ,.s rw Qtewa ' L11e Fo es Ph T m Davxdson Im Ph lo V ,' re Pc,,emey Faye 1- 'fn LCIDND FV Patty Ph111ps Lea xf GTA fa 319 ans ha,1sen 1f1r1am W1,ht Berrece E1er1 T1 'na 1h mps T1 Ma 1yn Vard E rm G me s her F h Hahn Iane CO111'1S 1111144 OW v111kQ1m1r1a Fney Ia ke 1-e r1mar1 Eve yr' 1.u1dhard1 Mary Ann Evans IOATID Henschen D 1' B sse I..1c11e Gross Ba bara Bowen Sara Starr Mr Cc11er JU IOH HIGH CHOHU ii? SLMTFJ e e se W wer Daw a ay e C ss r a I n n Nea D Q 3 1, e F 1' se 1, av d an e ill: 'A'--x 'FF HU! A 1 Sa 1 : 1 r r , r: c 1' c1,., r1 rt rr 1 115, 01 ' , 1 1 , 'Sz Nw f D-Q f-wh gy- 'rv .111 11, s, 1,1 1,11 . GH N. Z , ,I R , . Y ,N M, FY 1 4 ... N Y 1 .911 1c1 s, rx '. , c 1, n C 1,1411 1 , t 11 . 7xR'N:1 1-' 11, C1 Ir , 1. ,, , , 1.uz 1 0 , ' 111 , r , , . 1 . 5 l' S Q 11 ' 1 ' - . 1 F - , 1 . 5, in ' 1' A i A I I 1 . I - ii 1 ' '- , . 1, ' ,ff f , ' L I S . F' 1.7 Ilarqa va W n Q Liy 1.5 1 .1 .1 an Starr, '.'.' : Srnearscll, Nathan a aubcn Lee Verxs, 'Raisin Siafr, Gary Ef1r.L:Qr TCTTI Caughey. 1' 'A' ' . ,- . ' ,1-1 'v', '.IfL'Al1 ,v..,,, TIVLU-ii '- f-I rw n Y - 'ff-f-v rv :LCCAD 1, ..1::5:.e .. . 1M111,a ..-.11,1. 1N.1.1- 11-111s11 1.1 ... 1.1as,n ,ance 1.1,-.e, sh 1-11111fC , 1' 1 Schrifffz 532' Eff 11:32, 3913111 Seifert, 111. Calls: -'- H- H 7 . ,1,,.'A.1 I'-vi-1 A 1 U2 v- -' A v, A f' YM' Afv 'R 1 v .1-Im :O'.'.: or TG Lqxgnzz Cf1.a1.-11e 1 au.: ,f1'1.n1a S,ce11, Ly: W-, , a.-1 Spa:11 1, 1 Wallace, Larry S d rs, ferry Cath: 1'g:1' Ccnmeyz, ,ce Shepard. TUDE T COU CIL 23.1, SEATED J' s Pie rfer M num Vvlgh' e G css DJ h Bosse Pcvwcn S cur AIN., NG cr s cmce cx CI mid V re I. cy'1 Dcvncm Eugene AJ den cfm. 1 e Pecxmun Char es w cz 'H-sm .W-'gl Il 1 COMMERCIAL CO0KS Lfrs. fchnszn fits. Epwen MATHEMATICS ,QP .-fi PHYSICS 9 f 'Sr eff. BOY C0 T A D T m GJ hey P Ver Ne erH se es Pho Bob I-eckmcm Pam n Q r cry DTIHKQ +DNN C cz es cr n I 'nan Ierry Corbn Ge e Glace .Alfa ace YQ '1Je n INSLPT Vu Jn hck Ir Cc Jrfcxs r Sli OFFICE ORKER 8 F SETS-1: C'g. ,.o-t xd.::,Fo::t .l, I ,..:..:cr,G - , v STAT' '.'G: rl W rd, Ich M1111 Cn, D3'll'i :CL , 1 , org YZ' 1' , 'N ' ly 'Jfull , Drk Wetmore, Rolzerf Ccrbm, Eye. .Jil 1' H291 , ' F.: . r'1Gcttsc l, ..Q3'i.. te. ,, A f- ' ' ' ,Q - ' V 1- X U . in '-. 1 'L W ' 4 ' , 5 IL , 3 I x , A . ... , 5, , H ,za 2 ' I ' i . IK' 1 'L H - ' -. A MJ, V., 11. SE.-HTE2: f.fg:1:ri fi ,l.r,: Heisfiei Eetrieze Hier' Qgzlle Grzss Kdhryn lfzllzrc .. Sf.l.fIfffIG: I.fr. Pre Igf 2.f:f1s?.e,ie f:t::Le Herr1:T.:: 23.5 Fai.-e fghri I-fg.l1:3: I-lzrricx Rchlcff. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS C A N Y O U I M A G I N E ? ? The Senior English Class being quiet. Grace R., Jim P., and Alex S. not clowning around. The Sky-Lite reporters having their articles in on time. Mr. Rice not telling a joke. Marilyn W.,RuthfL, andJoAnn H.not,talkingabout Red P., Frank S., and Bob M Jim Philo not teasing Bonnie Henschen. The Seniors having harmony in their class. The Seniors getting out of class ihe Junior class not getting out of class to have a class meeting A Quiet study hall' ' ' I ' R E V E M B E R The day the Seniors had to go to class when the Hhebn pictur s were taken The Wayne Bradner game It was to be so close, but it was a runaway with febster on top, 91 63 The day Tom Davidson thought he N s drinking wat r and it was a heavy dose of Epsom Salts The day the cheerleaders learred to do the splits Ohl The sore leg muscles afterwards Pow Mr Rice always seemed to be around the Home Ec class ur n there was food to eat When the whole High School went to Nalbridge Park for a picnico Ihre fun Wher Grace R had a pet spider in History class All the days the Journalism class got out of classes to put ou+ the paper The day the teachers played the Freshmen More sore leg muscl s for the teachers! I ' Commercial room Linside and out Jhen the S riors r c ived the r trophy for tre Inter cla s touznament a tin cup M9 L ct Q F1 - 4 - A O A D 0 o u n 1 1 'i' u ' - O Q . A . T-T ' 0 . Y ia . . 3 . I ' A v L l o I I 0 . fl ' 0 hi T Q ' . 7 . . . I v A . . . . . . v J . . . . e The day when Ruth 3.,JcAnn H., and Marilyn U. washed all the windows ill the . T. J V ' e.' e e' i A H e - s ' me -- ' I 1 1 Hair . Eyes . . . Complexion Figure Neatness Hair Eyes Physique Smile Laugh JoAnn Henschen Jackie Herriman . Lucille Gross Barbara Bowen Jacki Herrlnan IDEAL GIRL Personality Disposition Laugh . Smile . Best Dressed IDEAL BOY Ronald Moore Forrest Philo Dale Daren Dick Heckran Forrest Philo Athletic Disposition Best Dressed . Marilyn Ward Jackie Herriman . Ramona Starr Sara Starr Bernece Eilert Ronald Moore im Philo Dlck Heckman Sense of Humor Jim Philo Personality im Philo DTHERS R1,,6est Clown C igge tl nn gfi lDt e fothemouhler Vfrst or Vere o Jefr fro U41 F CNET XL. Tl. I Til-I Tv d orst Talker fps ld Torre tor st Flu ter 5 rr P le 1 1 ir ade N El sfcr uilln th rosse an F JJ C,rt Sroell U I I I . . 9 . . - , . . . N . U I I ' Q Q . . . . . J e o 0 wk a a I Q Q s a vi I I q o ' . . . . . . J J , -, - TJ ma' I 't' - f' - ' - 1- F .F T A ' U yn s ,oy . . Jin .nilc D est o' J r grae, . -1. i , -1. ' , -. .r rw ' : , 3' 4. H .N ff-.: 'N ,. ' , r,- .ds we 'J 11 C.LJ ,T Q-D . -f- J ea. ein s.OI SL,' ' L ehn' '- . .I'.c.- -JH MLI' '.r WN, Q ,.,, x, gr P+ '71 W,-.V 1 'F' 'J yr are U.- Q I - x-,.wI . . ...Ci-LL.. . JJ . . Q., e.l- if KNY. I. . .t .,1 1-1 13 4' .-. ' W ' 'f' . J, f-- I . -1 F ,' hor . el sl.- Qso,D . .Joe n:,nerd worst llaei-. X ,. . Ru , ., ,1 ,i' . Ezi.a , , 1 it-J i T A L E N D September Flrst day of school Boy Scout Scrap Drlve F1FSt Student Councll Meetlng Baseball game, Pembervllle Junlors' Ice Cream Soclal Baseball Game, Lake P T A Meetlng Jr Hlgh Baseball, Pembervllle Bus lnspectlon Baseball Baseball Magazlne Hlgh Hlgh Hlgh Hlgh game, Weston game, Tontogany Campalgn started Baseball, P6mb6FVll1P Baseball, Tontogany Baseball, Tontogany Baseball, Llberty Senlor Dance Baseball game, Llberty Jr Hlgh Baseball Sen1ors' Freshman October Baseball, Pembervllle game, Weston plctures taken Bake Sale P T A Meetlng Wood County Teachers Meetlng No School N'W O T A Meetlng, No School o A R . I 29 , V . I ' 3 .. . . ' . . . ' 5 - . . . 9 D ' ll . ' 12 ' ' , 13 ' ' ' ' 16 - JT- l ' f 17 . . . ' ' Sr. ' 18 , ' ' ' . Jr. ' 19 sr., ' ' 214 - ' 2 . . . 5 ' . 6 ' . . 9 ' ' 13 ' 16 Magician QPPGHPS at Webster' 19 Maumee Valley Guernsey Breeders' 20 ' . 22 ' 4 -- 23 A A 27 ' . 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Farm Bureau Banquet Game Supper End of Flrst Quart r November Senlor Class Play Armlstlce Day No School Basketball game, Llberty Black Swamp Dlnner Basketball game Hasklns P T A Meetlng Jr Hlgh Basketball, North Tro Basketball game, Bloomdale Freshman Sophomore Dance Basketball game, Pembervllle Thanksglvlng Vaoa+1on No School Y Junlor Class Paper Drlve December P T A Meetlng Board Meet1ng Basketball game, Troy Luckey Basketball game, Cygnet Jr Hlgh Basketball, Pembervllle Senlor Carnlval Senlor Carnlval Basketball game, Clay Genoa P T A Heetlng Jr Hlgh Basketball, RlS1HgSun Basketball game, Olney Chrlstmas Vacatlon Begins January Basketball game, Alumnl Return from Vacat1on Basketball game, Woodvllle Basketball game, R1SlngSUH Basketball game, Pembervllle Basketball game, Lake Banquet Basketball game, Grand Rap1dS Annual Plctures Taken Basketball Game, Wayne Basketball game, Llberty Pollo Dance February Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Baske tball Tournament Junlor Senlor Chlcken Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament at B G at B G Supper at B G at B G County Conservatlon Banquet P T A Meetlng Apptltude Test at B G Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Hlvanhoen, movle at B Apptltude Test at B G at B G at B G '1 ,LJ DO oc: 3 D 'Y' Apr O L gv xc-T burw TlV9 WPC 19111 r1d0 1 irc et w 5 '4 Q ,l,r T' QQG 7 rtv vaL1pf Jthfr eng Q +lOF wnnqu + ran e Q' Bar AN Cr+ Q W dPY f+wF3 F L51 J J 1 I' 'Sf-L, r' F99 JD film MW' FI' 7 A Q I T I A F N', rrx U..-1rx.fP. 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' 13 X ilki ' A ..L - ' Ei ex. v, 1 V Z . .4 4 y fn , Fl -' I h :1 'J A - A . y 1.-,,f: I A V... ix Y . .A I , NA, ,,.fr',, -1 Q A 7 'Q '-41 4 W , U A , A ' , A: ,- , S ,f 1..- 2-4 xg YJ 'A' F. gf Y'-X VARSITY BAS BALL SEATED Forrest Ph c T yu Damon cn Heclvncn D mold V e Co Cap am Tom Dc1v1dson Robert Sid er STANDIING hm rig Cc Cap cm Jae Poke Coach Qme bers Roqer Van Verbs Kenneh Dlerksbe :ie VAR ITY BA KETB LL Ulf' F' 'QXILELIING :S way e es C . . , N . . : ll , ...Q . , -1 '. , ..c .Acct - - t , , . .i . ' . v' 5, . 'N ' . , , . AN- - . , . . - .. , A . 1 . ': X- EA-Q . ffvv '-fP- -nfl -7.-,vu --' UA'-'v--rw '- T,-.L' 'xr 'Fl ,rv ' SI..A......J. ,.,,e. Nm. E -....s, -.-,, 'J,...,.. 2-1 .,f-1c...,n, Zz.: . Ame, T'..f1'JA, I-Que-C:-Capt . rip:-V:-x.,cp1c.:1 .373 -missin .-...in :-r5.r:::t ,l.l-x S::.'.'e.:,e1: :gh Qhzzfer. rzrresi ?hLlO E' ' Sc '1v- V - 'www xl A mfv v v v-- A' v ffvf- . . . . ----...cn..,e., M.. 5... .n . - Vwh. Forrest Philo Guard 1954 BA K TBALL LETTER E Ronald Moore Co-Captam Forward 1953 Tom Dav1dson Lloyd Daman lun Phllo Forward 1953 enter 1954 Co Captam Dale Fahle Guard 1954 Forward 1953 W111 Smethers Richard Hackman Coacn Guard 1954 ....,.., W C - . 1 311' 7 ...i ....... X .V, 'S Y Ronald Moore Lloyd Daman F1I'Sf Base BASEBALL LETT BME 95 Roger Van Vorlus Second Base 1955 Dale Fable Rlqht F1e1d 1954 Kenneth Dierksheide Out Fleld 1955 1954 Forrest Philo Left rleld 1954 Bob Shaifer Shortstop 1955 lim Phxlo Co Cczptcnn Cent r F1e1d 1953 ' I ,alfa 1 A 1 s 1 .is 3111 . ' -x H' F, 91.12 F 7 if if 5 1 3g 1 ai eg f'fLf N 5 4 5 fx f El? .ini Y K -ff 9 f if P 4 1 r u Q- I I 3? 1 ' t:',f?Lm 2 3 Q X . Q I -Wi 5--nur L M ljif 5 2 1 1 s lil A T H L E T I C S T A T I S T I C S The Scots of 1952-1953 showed their seasonal opponents that they had the stuff it took to produce a winning ball club. After taking the Eastern league title by whipping the ontgomery Spartens by a score of 91-63 the Scots 1 lt lnto the tou rament w1th lb wlns and 2 loss s under thelr belts Thls .n FSS1V6 record1nusishave gene to thelr heads for tref w el.e dumped from th Jod County Tournament by +he underdog of the year, the L1ber+yL1ons A lough the Scots weren't Jn the tourney long enough to place on the All County team,they dld place Fbrrest Fhlla and Ronald Moore All Fas ern Leagueteam Ronald All On1o team Both Varslty and Reserves l eders Mar1lyn Ward, Barbara ot, Janlce Slek Although dent body made a flner one the year Through wlns and losses they stood by thelr team cheerlng them on o do thelr best r l'4v 'R Moore Damon Ph11O Phllo Fahle Heckman Davldson Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Q B J dale Pbore also recelved honorable mentlon were ably supported by Webster's flne anyone on the on the cheer Bowen, Lucllle Gross, M rlam J ght, arid the the basketball team made a flue record, the w1th thelr splendld sportsmanshlp throughout C H E D U L E Pemb rvllle Jackson Llberty 59 Luckey Cygnet Clay Genoa Olney Web ce Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Tournament Games 0 10 F wngsun P WVll1E la e Gr nd Raplds Pb tgomery Lloertv Weston Llberty 8 2 The Reserves xere not so succe ful this season havlng a record offlve w1ns and twelve losses Thelr best game of the season msw1thWayne Qradner, who clalmed a record of slxteen ulns ALn1Herr1r n lfithe foul shoe lng 1 h average of 1562 Thelr oppomans xerageo J 6 LOlHtS per game wrih cbster averaged QQ 3 per game 58 QCont1.nued on page 611 1 ' GP gg 5 TP AV R. T8 119 89 32-7 1 . L. 17 63 82 2 5 12, 2 F. ' 18 61, 68 196 10. 5 J. ' 18 Eh 25 133 7 . 3 D. 18 35 36 6 5. 8 D. l8 31 23 85 la .7 T. ' 18 16 21 53 2.9 S Webster 6h Liberty 25 Webster 6h Woodville 51 - 61 H:-11ns bl st,r 75 isl. h9 53 lo-A h8 f 66 ewbel ' 65 Sh 2 ' L13 57 Ff 51 99 - ' 52 a. ' 66 59 SU 91 2 T . 63 7h 1 69 71 .', 53 63 65 98 145 L12 61 53 ez no ' ' h8 RESERVES BATTLE FOR WINS If r ' 1 . ' - ' 5. . '.c. -erm ig' f race RE ERVE T D D e Vcm V hs H 1 r' We 'N 'P Ver SHc'fer .Mex S hlve 'een Auf encczwp Kenne h D1erxsbe1:ie Cac h Smethers CHEERLE DER fc E 1' :1Bcwen - 4 SEA E' :Msg : sr 1 ,BlISfGYf,.L.:31'l .'erri..c.,Dc1. L,:rn'::r1, ..:,. 1 . . , . C ' I., x . STANDING: 3121 Mayo-Manager, George Srnecrscll Stewart Ezlert, George Wallace, Eugene d .. , t ' . , C , FFGIIT: f.f1r13r:1 'kfzgh' flfsrgyn :f.Ci: -pczue Grass, ,zxrizce Sei , :r.,cr . JU IOR HIGH HA KETBALL SEA ED I a a e Wrqh' Ramona Starr Ianrce Moore Carc1Spcer1 mLC V OJ Gary Brrnker Wayne Smearsoll Ice Shephe cl Ierry Corbm Iohn Mllhron Bob f'16CK'T1Q'1 HIWD ROW Torn Ca qhey Nathan Cassaubon Davld WaNace Mr Green Larry Sanders Bob Dav dscn e a d Se ferr Ramon Siarr GIH PHY ED LI In G ss a e c I' 'npscn sen 1 T m I n The Ie ster Soc ball team cane through alrnlrg better than SOZ of thelr g was last 1U the end they'bed K y l ttle t sion t It seev as lf ey f bl g goes along flne ur l c narcn tlnme Scots played 6 ganmes to tourney tln wlnr ng u Ol th se 1X Tren Portage 13 l That tolrnar A must have had a bad e e t on then, or s me thlng Well, letfs hope tue boys get a change of l on ,re+ty soon I' 1. Hera d Iocre Bob Sheifer Dlck Heckmar Tom Davidson Forrest Phll Jlm Phllo Dale Fahle Lloyd Daman Kenneth Dierkshelde Fcger Van Vorhis Yobert Bosse Cha les Mhwd Alex Y1VPlb6lU George'Wallace Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster 20 7 O 9 6 Pembervllle Lake Tontogany Woodvllle Tontogany O 5-'D-'CD ONMJ 1 SCHEDULE O Webster Webster Webster Webster websner 13 13 6 3 13 O Liberty Portage Llberty Weston Rislngsan O OO O OO OO O OOO OOO .OOO .OOO 11 1 9 19 7 A T H J E T - C S . A T I S T U S i . ns ' 'fr Hn'n ' frti t url a .t ' Q , The prgor .e ,L H e s . - along comes the annual Wood County Tournament, and bangi They are beaten by 52 Ii E E E5 2 1 4 T' 23 10 12 6 .522 2' 31 12 l6 16 .516 ' 1 - 21 M 7 7 .333 T 26 h 7 LL .269 ' o 28 6 7 h .25 ' ' 26 h 6 l .2 2h 8 5 0 .2 8 20 9 h 1 .2 ' 10 2 l h .l . 1 23 h 2 7 , 87 1' 8 O O O .2, - T 2 l O O , SCL' , ' 3 0 0 0 !,f EL 5 ,Af -v .k f ! rf53? l , 4 i Q4 I I , X I 2 Color Llle and Jold Flower Sunburst Rose hotto 'Tonlght Ne Launch Nhere Sh ll T Anchoron Laura Aufderstra se Elalne Dunlpace, Pascr La e Brovr Marlan Keller Estrer SNEQTSOLW, Avers Wade Loomls d Dav dson Farley lller Osle nvans Tracy nl le Busdlcker, Wlrgarden Ruth Frobose, Heckman Herbert Sheffer Ie n Keller Robert Jeddell Charles 'lght Color Purple and Go d Flower Yellow Tea Hose helen Aysh Roland Hespe Helen Beaverson, Roberts Luella Kuhlman, Kohrlng Mable Burkholder, Jennlngs Edlth Maln, Hanes Harley Brueggemeler Alta HlXOD, Mlller Rlchard Brnsthausen Bernlce Roller, Lunderman Delbert Henschen Lllllan Russell Color L ght Blue and Old Rose Flo er Amerlcan Beauty Motto 'Success Crowns Ill Effort Charles Busdeker Iran Sheffer Irene Dav dson Anna Smearsoll, Avers falter Frobose R crard Ward Ieda Hose LOOWlS Mary Ueddell, Sheets color Blue and oold Flower Tea Rose Motto NOnly The Beg nnlngu Alberta Fletcher, Kendall lrls Ward Volght Henrletta Frobose, M yers, Deceased Bernard Venls rankl n Mllllron olor: Green and Jh1te Flower: Pose Fvtto: HUp The Ladder Step By Step.U edward Aufderstrasse Florence Kemmls, Fahle . 1- A L U 4 N I l 9 3 .L 2 1-4 r 5 g ' ' ' , M a le . l S- ' ' ' 1 llc J. . ' . A ' I N ,. 1 I Donal i I f M' . T 3 , S. a -. .x LJ f a. I L , 1 r. N' l 9 2 9 , 'T u -.1 .L Motto: HThe Door To Success ls Labeled 'Push.H . F U r . l 9 3 O : i R' N 'vu' 2 E 5 X . 1 A S . uv 4 X a i L th T P .' V 1 9 3 l . , . , . 9 . F lic ' l 9 3 2 fi V ' 'J 5 John Aspacher Lowell Caris Luther Hamen Ada Joseph, P-ace Color: Peach and Green Flower: Yellow Tea Rose Motto: HPatience Is The Nellie Beaverson, Long Marcus Brueggemeier Amelia Fahle, Fieblekorn Harold Frobose Lawrence Kuhlman color Purple and Gold Flower Yellow Tea Rose Motto HA1m Hlgher Glen Aspacher Marle Burslek, Ames Lols Canfleld, Rhode Russell Canfleld Harry Dun oace George Emm tt Marle Errsthausen, Haas Lula Henschen, Abke Margaret Vvans, Helse Color Blue and Sllver Flover Red Rose 1 9 3 3 Key To Success 9 3 5 Mot o HBe Brlef T me s nlr ayne C rls Tonda Crass, K otz Glen Decker yllls orrester, Reed owell Hamer oseowlne espe oo or Peach and lreer V oxer ea Rose Tom Loomis Perry Nixon John Roper Marie Zimmerman, Nixon Estel Penrod Alma Phillips, Venis Ellen Roller Heloise Venis, Rolf Paul Smearsoll Florence Busdeker Wlngarden George Joseph Dale Kuhlnan Velma Leklhg, Janet McCann, Mary J Moore Walter Roper Frank Scsavr ckl Charlotte Jer s, Mllle Clark RODIHSOH Hulda Lehman, SCP9l myer lnood Poore Robert Roper Halter Sheffer uO1d1S Scsavnlck , Cror rma Jtczal, Neg Mo to 'Pu+ Of Schoo , r c T1 e's clo lartha Asoacrer, Qreffer nr ce Yeller Burl ne V rsor velyr rahma , arrrtt nlner Bushm n Margaret Teem st r, M ddel Noel Dun oac Jenevleve Ulu Q r, oore n . A rw . . . . . ' ll - 0 r. ! . A . 1 . -2 ,X-L 0 .4 ' A -1 . .. L... , . . , 4 . L Al ..L T 'Y A- 1 v . . . , L . . , T . H vy 2 A 11 4. ...Leg W a ' l , r. .-5 F v , A., 4. 44 1 Ph 4 F ' l ' f- ' 4 4 , 1. Af. - 'A . . . ., -, T . LJ L. R .L - ' A if - 9 .2 6 ' , w f -- ol. . . g 1 ,Y 4 V1 oo- V l A- , 3 , 7 w - - -f - f- L 1 I . : J . . l elle' -.t - f - Q A old 4 - 'N 1. , A .-A,. . VA ..- .4 x lv .. .. N -. Y I -.r k sa Q A Z. . Il J - 'X we - Q . --. A El A .J ,CS -: E' l -I :A ' '-. H x 4. .lg 9 .. 157.911 Fl :fan Marjorie Hegemeyer, Carris Joan Roller, Enright Velma Heckman, Henline Maude Roller, Fahle Evan Joseoh Charles Venis Color Blue and Whlte Flower V10 et Motto HSucceed We Car, Je Must Dorls Brueggemeler, Brown Nayre Brueggemel r Charlotte Dunlpaoe, Shaw Lowell rrobose P lph Hamen 1 9 3 Color Blue and Sllver Flower Nhlte Carnatlon Dorothy Metlger, Schulte iulbert Ph lc Lols Sanders, Hamen Robert Shanks Dorothy Swartz, B8THhElSlE Motto HCharacter Is The Cornerstone Of All SuccesS.U Robert Busdeker Cllfford Duncax Davld Jenklns W1lSOn Lahman Martha McCann, Madaras Lols Meyer, Sanders Maroedes Morrls, Gallup Flower Lily of the Valley Ernest Nlxon Loralne Hothenbuhler Loretta Rothenbuhler Mary Ann Sanders, Jenklns Mlldred Selfert, nmmrick Elolse Smearsoll, Duncan James Wlt+9 Motto 'Cllmb Though The Rocks Be Rugged U Lovell Borcherdlng Ruth Burslek, PTlRg Grace Canfleld, Lahman Anna Forrester, Kent Donna Belle Hebler, Mlller Keith TlmlSOH 1 9 L O Color Maroon and Whlte rlower Plnk Carnatlon Motto 'Forward Ever, Backward Never Janes Asn Cher pOlS Brueggemeler, Young SylVl8 Dlck, Maler Ronald Emnltt John Frawley V lllam Green Teona Schmldt 3 Warrer Krukemeyer Merle Layman Hannah Roller, Cullls Martha Swartz, Jascob MlldTGd.Wlght, Nagstaff Helen Wrlght, Murdock Rose Wltte, Deceased Carolyn Jamen, Hespe iarcena Heckman, Sunderneler Phyllls Krukemeyer, Benscr John Metzger Dorls Welllng, Frawley Paul Sundermeler Irene Kuhlman, Prlnty 1 9 3 7 : - ' ' . ' 7 o -L 1 . , Y H A 4 n x 1 Q ' r ' . 'e I ' i 1 ta I ' . : . v Q Y ' ' . . , . . . a ul 1 9 3 9 Color: Green and White 1 : y - . t ' A . g U. . . : Q H . . . .L I . 7 Q H 1 I ,, rs 1 w A O. LA 4 1 ' ' nv ' 1 4 , . . . . A H E, . - . J . . - - Mary Dunipace, McQuillen Doris Lehman, Emmitt Marvin Gottschalk Clarence Hamen l 9 L l Color: Light Blue and Old Bose Flower: American Beauty Bose Motto: HKnowledge Is The Key To Success.H Helen Aspacher, Barker Winifred Bushman, Rogers Ellen Canfield, Strausbaugh Rudolph Gallo Lowell Hasel Donnan Jimison Mary Ellen Johnston Homer Meder hwhxwfmm Ethel Miller, Carter Norman Jimison Jean Canfield, Jimison Li Color Blue and White Flower: Red Carnation Motto HOur Aim Success Our Hope To Shirley Beeker, Hetzer Dale Brueggemeier Clark Duncan Dale Gross Grace Hebler, Coy Donald Kuhlman Harold Layman Kenneth layman Elma Bothenbuhler, Newman 9 M Color Green and Write Flower White Rose Motto Uwe Have Crossed The Bay, The Evelyn Gross, Hoodlebrink Doris Gross, hottke Russell Gottschalk brlin Brinker June Phillies, Wiesman Merrill bn ffer lover Pu e, Eeceased Beed Laro Flower American Beaity Bos Ibttoz Tonig + we Laun Y H are Slall Iortez dimison, Coc rar Irene bngsig, Micne Helen Emmitt Payrrond Dunipace -LL Robert Cberdick Betty Pope, Hasel Harvey Rothenbuhler Robert Sanders Rose Scsavnicki, Palmer Howard Seifert Harold Shaffer, Burnice Shiffer, Brinker Mary Swartz, Ziss Charles Wallace George Witte Win H Joe Meder Bonnie Newman Glen Phillips Patsy Roble, Gable Eleanor Scnwisow, Metzger Florence Swartz, Peoples hmMSmhM Henry Scsavinicki Ocean Lies Before Us James Emmitt, Deceased Marcella Danms, Duncan Arlene Beav rson, Ferree Mable Brinker, Lemmerbro Marion layman Marilyn Emmitt, Brinker Jare McDowell, .avman ze Ancror Blsie Snartz Leonard Night k Elizab th Le is, G at rs+ t+er . , . U . . g ..... . .... , . . . , . . . . . 3 A l . . . . , ' H l I A 1 . 1 8 . . . A . 0 A'. x, ... - , R ...... . 5 . , -. 1- .1 :L 'S r., 4. ' . 4. ' . . 1 Q L L I V f- n- - solorz Blue and Jnite .1 S ' f 1 rn .C . . . - lv - - v 1: 'f- L - on 'A . flu v V C Lf E, 1 V . I A, .. . , N.F '- L V rx r . 4- f v , . y. , , T 7 . A .L ' . l . . . . n Q , ' 4 - C W T' '31 CC 9h Color Blue and Wnlte Flow r Amerlcan B auty Rose Motto 'Bulld For Char cter, Mot F r rare fOT1S Fahl , Mason H len Joseph, Joann L mbke, Lloyd Meyers Donald Mlckel Pelen Mlller Claire Jelllng Woelke MCulff H R stemejer 9h Color Rose and White Flower Amerlcan Beauty Rose Maurlce Rogers Marle Schrldt, Mouse y Wlllard Schwlsow Paul Se fert Allce Sheffer, Lahmar lane Sundermler, Grolle Motto HOut of the Harbor, Out on the Deep H Dorls SCYWlSOW, Emmltt Poger Emmltt Ramona Jlmlson, Abke Rlchard Van Vorhls 9h Color Blue and Whlte Flower Whlte Rose Motto 'In Ourselves Our Future Lles Ellen Sheffer, Davles Iva Canfleld, Strange Mary Van Vorhls, Keys Eldon Layman George Tembke l 9 D 8 Color Green and Whlte Flower Gardenla Dorls Puse, Berrls Helen Hahn, Welllng Ramon Jlmlson Lloyd Swartz Walter E Davldson Frank Cagka Mary Lynn Rldeout, Llvc Allce Hahn, Dunlpace Walter W Davldson Joseph Cagka Motto 'W1th the Ropes of the Past We Will Rang the Bells of the Future Thomas Sanders mlolse Meder Alvln Dlck Toan Phllo laoquellne Wlllard, Shaffer Wllbert Oberdlck EOTIS Ann Pooe Shaffer Ellzabeth Boyd LOlS Se1fer+ Frank Shaffer 9h Color: Red and Jhlte Flow r: Amerlcan Beauty Rose Motto: HTon1ght We Launch, Where Do We Anchoriv Herbert Bushman Mlrlam Mlller, DeMoss Rlchard Colllns -5- Carl Oberdlck hak 1 5 1 e : ' e N : ' M' a . c F . .H . 3 . Ie ' 1' I. l e n. i . . l ' i A. A . ' L : . , 5 -X u D , ' 7 ' l 6 Mildred Swartz, Gerwin Robert Shaner . A . . . . t . . l 7 Q ! ' I u 9 I : I ' ' x . .ll . . L . 9 . . . . - J ,V. . J 1 9 . L . e . ' x3XlHC Ellert Cro Q Lloyd Fahle Loroy Jottsohalk Ethel J rn Robert den Cher Jeres lller 9 Marllyr Poger F1 ' Ruth Rothenbthl r Ardanelle Qh L e h 'fer Lleanor ell r Udro d ll er 'olor rron and Whlte cwer Yhlte F8TH3tlOH Motto 'They Conquer no melleve They Can Tols Daman Esther Hahn deceased Mollle Jo Jlmlson, Anauss Gene Tqywan Color Blue and white Flower Orcrlo Motto Wwhat lS Nortk Dolng at All lS Robert QlGQOUt Lloyd Selfert Fred lhompson Jean Wachtell Ute GlCP Jorth DOlHF Wel Ruth Mll11TOU Ballard Ruth Swartz Belv Speck, Smlth Color Maroon and 'h to F omer Wo e lotto Lheodor Barber Elf' BI' J, I Jlllar COl'lDS Vmwwd ve Bom miwm r Pu Sell Vun1paoe Per ld Pity D orare 1ot+scnalk uacquelyn Sande Rae Sohmtltz S OUT: nl en H bler ol rn Fberd k oorotng Schlvelo Robe t QUclGTlCK drlrley Vcll rg Sa V etvoro, . , . L C. .9 L If J 1 I AS., ' ..n,' -Sy v..l....9T.. 'E . ...Q 1 '-r-, :+' . 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And know a sudden mute relief Asdee aslove, as sharp as grief: The equator is a menagerie lion hari is vic o o a , running around the earth and I graduate from o rica. This I ow The original mistake ' t' g I Concerning racketg the c endar. This led, in due Homes wi c i en course, to having ondays. I sei om iack it. or ' r ' -i, L ' J I-I ' 'I , Early to bid Why recks the goat I And early t ' On yonder hill ' I th y Wh tat I I sn't e w o seems o o e E My wife pl y On chlorophyll! I M'th th kl' es getting l - Our back-yard fireplace grill I t k' t tt' h t relieves d h ge ingso , : 't t ' ly 's a good thing the Our summer mealtime tediumg - I d d g ' f wimebelts. I charcoal-broil t thick steak I I'3.I'S-'- Th b t b 'dg b t d p ir My face and f'ng , d'um. I and h p ' g d night's sleep. Compumems oF THE PEIIIBERVILLE LUIIIBER CQ I PEITIBERVILLE OI-IIC IEISEIXIHQUR IVIGIQR SALES S 5 E SI? 2 SQLES emo SERVICE PHONE '24 PEITIBERVILLE GI-IIO COMPIIIfIFNI:f Or ' IQQIXXIIJ IifXDIQ SFIQVICF ff,JIJ FJ IDrIXf.JfJ IIF C IQ 5 ISV I I I I A Y, , V -H , rl , ILADICJ TELEVISION SERVICE mf- 1 is-f I Iffzwo.. I THE BHVWK CDE LUCDOD CCDUUTY BOWLING GREEN OHIC ' , B WISE SAVE AT 5 B 'N J' ' yas, OUR BANR 1 9 MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL INSURANCE CORP PHONE 2491 MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM VVQQD CGUNTYS LARGEST BANK PB SWB MVS K Qryxlih 3525 Ffzm CAKES PASTRY 6: BREAD PHONE 7811 203 N MATN BOWLING GREEN O I3 .4 ' ' -H. '1' 4' lp E ' r . ' -1 N 5 E ' Q -ng 52 .- 1 1 N x 5 9 ' 'E C' In VO ' 'Qi ' - lf 1 U . 1 fl' S Un ll again 'Q rs '-' I 3 ' E -ffl QL, PZ '27 . ' .-- f '. ' .-.gg '-, . 3' ,, 1-, gx 3 2 E 1 ' ' ff - T +2 ,E-r. fl- Vg 5: - 'NA-S 57 ,. 1 'QR -. :ilz 's.:. ' '5':5ff:ff?- 3 ' iw -': 8:52 Bm, if -+2551 . 1 ' 2 1 1, 'B' ' f i. A 23' ,, g:7 ,f'f9:2iE'1. uf 'P' ff. 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G'rls at college Are of two strata: To sa eri i a e rig. Those wi a es time, kee 'll mos o t e time. ose with data. TV' t pl ' g radio ali' as o w ocan sv 11- a i a a f t 't ' h work ' ' ountaind e well. L E E - E E . E ' My B 't' h ar is so small I feel 1'k I'm wearing it instead of rid' g t. ' I , La gh and the wo ld laughs with you--snore and you sleep alone. I I Some tortures are physical and some Breakfast foods grow odder and odderg ! are mental, It's awise child thatknows its fodder. I I But one that's b th is dental The parsnip, children, I repeat, 1 Celery raw Is simply an anemic beet. 5 Devel p th, j Some people call the parsnipedibleg I ' But c 1 t d Myself, I find this claim incredible. Q Y 5 5353 QKB IEEIQ 't sl al l IVICDNEY FOR YQUR I-IQME PI Home For Your Money II33 smmn EUUIEIHI3 GREEN 0 PIIOIIIZ 8251 I BCDWLIIXI6 GREEN EIVESTQQK SALES INC DIXIE I-IIGHIIIEIY 6: GYDSY LEIIIE RGHD QU' TIOII EVERY TI-IURSDFIY DEIILY HOG ITIKT PI-I BIQGI POUJLIVIG CREEII O XX! 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Also mos a a i i . I A coc ai o e is never rig 3 e o in a fit insane. e eis - ' , a or night. Th t his head beneath a train, is 've noticed--so will you ll quite surprise o fi , The eo e there are a - ' oo H c i ro e on's mind. - I, I D-Q Q, 7:1?T.E QV 'x . . C Y 0 I gli X P - I Aff! ' 4 HOUR ODORLES5 CLEANING 3-DAY SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE '22 8 N MAIN BOWLING GREEN O PHONE 3439? O CCARR GSON CIOVEI E XI M FOODM1' I aowumca PHONE GREEN o VJ WSU E' 0 II-I Irf HIU .JAIIJXC ON 22522 EEE? E25 WI? wil 2 2 E E PHONE Q39I I'2I LEHMAN AVE. BOWLING GREEN,O THE ELMS EOLIIPMENT CO MODERN FARM EOUIPMENT MASSEY HARRIS 61 NEW IDEA I ARM EOUII? HOME APPLIANCES BOWLING GREEN,o. PHONE 490 NORTH DIXIE HIGHWAY -'21 qHf.,Af?,.2'-ww. an fr? V ,. mf, .. wld , 12.555 23Q?gy,.,, if 1 I v w , w I ' XJ.: ...I X. fb X. X.. , il 9 FI r' D Q' r' rj , ' I i ....:- J .-nlx. 7 3 I - I f-J r' - p rv r-I - rv rd - X ' -:I E53 I IN S I lllf CA , Q I C l 1 B-Bpw th RptC1tdy Amanwasbrgggt h' friend h thtb OOOHif kdkt bttl ly N ddll ht ndhd blt ah dth P Aim. fltty dth ak hbndoutfingl Q 51 5205251 Q p ay ALLIS CHALMERS SALES E: SERVICE OUONSET BUILDINGS TOLEDO O PHONE 3Q5BI BOWLING GREEN O COMPLIMENTS OF BOWLING GREEN OHIO IQLOTZ FLOWER FARM CHOICE FLOWERS AND PLANTS COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE PH 339II NAPOLEON RD BOWLING GREEN O '2'2 ' Cra tom that e 'ust 57 t nd-hand y car 9 I car from Detro t d t t hm You remembe ackless, to - S9 . s riend as e - I , 1 less, frontless, o om ess even- ical , ine thousan o are 5 ing gown I bong ?--I just found for a seoo - an car?I I out it's E Ye , Sai e man. 'The schmo sent it airmail! I, The only e pl can 1' l'k I ' millionaire th days a b 1- i e a er now an en 1' aires. m es us a s o s' e men. I fi E5 .. H I I 333 leg ALFA 155552: I .F JW' ,- 'Y I -ft' '. 55. 5.31, if fzi' 2 ,- 31 .QT .5 3- 'Q' '33, -. . . 54,5 ,iff I ggi My ,Q :dsx '- 32,51 if .-.- I ' I X I ' tt 1 I , l 6 I u LI I .I U V I i ' ' - f --- 7 -., ,......,--7--.,..,.-------'---' --e COIVIPLIMENTS OF gigfgpf Zgyga w 35 12 ?g2'?f 5 ISO4 RIDGE ST BOWLING GREEN OHIO PHONE 55II 1 ttl h ak f 11 t t b 1 b th A b aklng d by th y T f T h t ch d gh t t A d t 1 h d y 11 d E yb dy COIVIPLIMENIT5 NIUIUALEEGERAL SAVINGS A GLGAN ASSGGIAIIJN GE BOWLING GREEN QIQ5 E Comm sr PI-semi 74II Bowume GREEN,O VTWILI S JIILLJFI QQ DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE FINE JEWELRY 6 WATCH REPAIRING IBB SIVIAIN PH.6GOI BOWLING GREEN F L !:f f, ,g:?.' 4 I ' fy? . , - ' .. . .1 15,7 ,f ok gg, Q var I If -T fl :A . I , 4 I I I I 1 I I I Sing a song of carbide, Poor i e andkerchief I A be er u of zinc, Don't you cry--- I Four and twenty tes u es, You' 1 be a a ing suit I re ' in the sink. Bye an e! 3 And when e all were broken 1 he umes rose in the air, hen t ere's the one about 1 The ea erturne a as ly g the man who rushed in o the I n .ore o t 1 is hair Texas saloon an e e nFire.U 1 did. ! W L ! , I Ex! I I IE 'I , - '. Q 3 I HUT PGINT APPLIANCES MAYTAG HGME E REEZERS MX KIRK EERE EIR EEE? if E R all FRESH 61 SMOKED MEAT N LJCKEY OHIO PHONE 2021 THE EXCHANGE BANK QE EUCKEY LQANS TCR FARMERS SOLICITED MEMBER OE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK MEMIQER FF FEDERAL DEPQSIT INSURANCE CQRD m Nt NVE EL1CKEY,Qr-11-R '24 ffiirif . 515255 21352 5 'I' lxzlzzz 'ff2s:s:5- ' -, Ifsf' 513523: g- l...jf: 'ij' ' 23215111 QQ-' 4. i. ,A ' D Rf 5?Qi?525' ' liiiiiiiif Errfgfgiig REE? 'fzifiiif 1 , tif' R W 244' '-:-:l:-. '-:-:- gfea fm 1' Eggs 521.2 yrs: 1 '. .J-2- f Agsgzgig 5:3554 , p A +2551 N :rf-1: -:sag 21:2 f W -4:51 5-'-sf Fifa 'E QVZI ' , 'R ' K X . III F X.-II OXIIK IIN IN UAfIXI ' X, If PI f If XJ ID FJQHMIFIXICFD IXIIlKfXfI F PIIfWIf I CMI f.uff xJrHxJ 9252 C ff kxxxwflim BEER IF YQU HAVE ANYTHING TC HAUL cfm Us PEMBQRWIIE QU' I ' r X ' r r' ' r ,N X . .J . I .AI .I 21, . D wil I f-' fx, I r r' , X N r r' r I H I' 1 fd 5 I D QL I I I r' I I J I 1 r K I JI .. ,. .. If'QCf' rx' rx 2 114 --I I '.-'A -f.. I '-'g I 2116 Q5 LUG KEY LUIVIESER GQ I II I If Q VI NISDIIVAJQV' H NINE QUALITY SERVICE PHONE LUCKEY 22 LE EL S 3 E E EQEEIEREQE ALL TYPES CDE GENERAL HARDWARE B P S PA NTS DLUIXXIBING HEATING VVESTING HOUSE APPLIANCES AND TELEVISIGN PHQNE 3I3I IUFIQEY OHIO Q6 QJIIEQEI 'f' I 'f 'I I gf I I I I A IQ I 91 .T I.-.--fI f OHIO I n lIu4n mn lrf I . . , I I LIIINIUIIIIEIIR EIIEIIRLILEI, IIIE. CHEVROLET SALES is SERVICE PHONE 2701 LUCREY OI-IIOL I fXNuWf1-IR rUNf-RAI 1-IOMf 1111 UI XN' f f1 11 1 11191111 1-1 101111 1-II 11191111 11 111011 ARM M S COIVIPLIMENTS OE IVIAC S QOIXIEECIIOIXIE RY LUCKEY O SI-IOES FURNITURE FLOOR COVERIIIGS G E6 PI-IILCO RADIOS AND APPLIAINCES LUCKEY O P1-ON 25'2I V W Y Y V I I , N r I I' F' fr , I F' E -J ...A .4 -J ..J f L3 -f ,E SEKVIOE LE' Sf E' Ii ' '..,f - E' K I' Eilfwi ., ,ILEY ff N I , 1 ', I - I ' 1' r: I 1 ' 1 L. I I L L '27 EOWAPO EOPTEANOEP Q Omg ? M M W EIEW PHONE 'ZSOI QE Y EISEOHOUO OPPLIOOEES OOO EISEOHOUR PROP EOOSLEO ELECTRIC OPPLIOOEES SHERUJIO OHLLIOOWS POIOTS PHOOE ZOO! LOEKEH OHIO GROVER S WELDING ARC G ACETYL ENE PORVXBLE WEL DING PHONE 3183 LUCKEY E293 E 225 Si! WU WH Klxjd Qf-MQ HH LJJU' Kqrllq GE 1 M EN1f ZIISI E E EU Cf , Q. 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' 1 Av 1 1 A xa .- o A 4A VEIERIIIIJRIIIII PHUIIE LILIZBI PERITEISBUIIB U Thls 1S what out HDadd1es laughed at 100 years ago Short crops Conv1ct's halr Roll call The baker's V1S1t Sheet muslc Chlldren Crylng 1n bed Common Pleas Please shut the door Grave Men Undertakers Relatlve beauty A pretty COuS1H Old yarn Darned stocklngs A pretty hard case A ooff1n Materlallzed w21.I'ltS Frozen Whlskey Doctor of Music A flddle, D D Shades of n1ght Window curtalns A sp1r1ted youth One dead drunk A dull season Boardlnghouse penper A palr of tlghts Two drunkards Pressed for tlme Mummles Stepplng down and out He who hanged 335555 im ef EA Av QIIIII SA? AA A A A 1 AN OLD FASI-IIONED MEAT MARKET SPECIALTY IN CURING61 SIVIQIQING CGUNTRY SLAUGI-ITERED MEAT IDIIQECT FROM TI-IE EARNI TCD YCDU IIO9 W WAYNE ST MAUMEE OHIO 30 W I , , , , , 1 , T , . . . H . A . ---. . . . . .---D . . I .I --- . . . --- I y --- ' ' --- , is 4 ,LY f i , EEE: ' is 5323 -4 .--' 295' 2245- ' V- z-f-r.. 'f ' -Q va - I ' ' If-.-H If. Af ' ' 'QTL '95' .: -2? 1 :3 A 4- Y 'xl tg :. , , 2535: ':-551 I I I 4 -- Y ' N I I I ' ' ' ' ROTHSCHILD LIVE STOCK FOR OVER A OUARTER OF A CENTURY FEEDING CATTLE, FEEDING CALVES FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES WE ALSO BUY FAT HOGS CATTLE SHEEP AND CALVES EVERY DAY R PHONE SO R SHR PTM STONY RIDGE OHIO MIM E IIIQIL ag Q mg? CHEVROLET SALES 6: SERVICE PHONE 5 R LEIVIOYNE O FARIVIALL TRACTORS 5 IVICCORIVIICK MACHINES SER ,C INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS APPLIANCES PHONE LEIVIOYNE '23 STO JY RIDGE OHIO 3I 21- - - ' IK? PART V E COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF D ii? 5 AER AER STONY RIDGE OI-IIO EQM g i g E I87 I-IYBRIDS PEISTER HIPRID CORN R E' ASC CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH MW SALES in SERVICE If RI 5 OHIO CERTIFIED HAWKEYE GUARANTEED USED CARS SOY BEANS SENECA WHEAT CLINTON 59 OATS PH I? Y PHONELEMOYNE love STQNY RIDGEQ- STQNY RIDQEXQHIQ 3? 11 I. ' ..?L,.,:. 'ISQfg', -5:2112 QQ - zgigsz, .,.g -fliagz , - ,gs tg.. '-:,t5'- 'fgqzgrg .55 , . Elzfiizt. fm. :EEE .. .rf -Q -- -ew-R. -'-fra: ' RS. . W , XM : . 4,5 X N I 13 ! LJ R' I A R G I2 CENTRAL MILLS EIIIYEQS UE QTL IIIEIILE3 IIFIY IIITIIIUEEETUREIQS UE TIEIIYURFTE3 ESUII EIIIQEU IITEIII PI-IGNE QOLII '276I PLANTS AT DUNPRIDGE CYGNET 6: WEST LIBERTY OI-IIO YUMA ARIZONA E: WEST IVIORELAND CALIE Fr f' QAFIXFJS X GRQCERIES MERCHANDISE PHONE LUCKEY Q458 IDUNBRIDGE OI-IIC Wi g' QEQIQI? SEVQEE 'UEQQQ D I rpv X X! IG ,I DQF4,UIXPIDGF 'I I 33 II I J I I I Kr' nf- 'INIES C. Lrf.JQEbT- . IN X . I EAMERS IN A FEED-GRAIN-COAL - FAILM SUPPLIES Q 5 Q0 5-5, ATOKS fT IQ I 'Iff SJ-A2 QI -., Q. J mi 1, ,,, Y ,, v ,, , CQMPIIMIENTS QP I-I LJ USU VIS GENERQI. MERCHANDISE DUNBRIDGE PI-IGNE 6IlI0 DUI .IIE IIIEESIIPPI EU CQUFILITY COIWCRETE DRHIIW TILE CI-IFI5 AI BRIGGS 6: SGIIS CUSICDM DITCI-IING oowume 0 PI-I 3348 LUCICEY PH 46325 PERRYSl3URG CM LIMENT5 OF ICI: 3 I3EIf '3 ' I J NIKE? V FREMONT OI-IIC 3 x., I I 'Cl I II' 2' L3 I L v I . I . I . XJ. 'AI I3 lf, tx I. 3 - X I X xii Iqx QM, Q, 'gl I II -XL. IX I :is '. fs . C A I QI 'QI I I N' 1 ' I N X. XR I CYGNEI SAVINGS BANK II-IE SINCE I899 TWG CQNVENIENT CDEEICES CYGNET QI-IIC WAYNE QI-IIO IVIENIBER GE FEDERAL DEPGSIT INSURANCE CQRP IIIZIQIT ,JCJVWI-5 LLB IVIANUFACTURINQ JEWELER5 cj STATIQNERS IZIO7 IZIIQ NCDRTI-I CA ITOL AVE INDIANAPQLIS 7 INV CQMPLIIVIENTS OE CLIFTC5 IVTWELEIV E- T IQ N f I ICYQNIET 35 I I I X .N F E ' ' E x E E g - P . I J! I 14 ,, 1 I I 5 E Ei I ,E E E , ,WOHIV ,i..Y---.-..,,... .- 7 f 35? :' f-2 :il ' 2' - :C':'l P -W - ali-2:5 ? x .5 . 4 2 f ' ' f 5 1:54 'Y 1.i22if,, 55 ?' 'H fizil a i BRIGHXXMS FLCDWERS pf N flip DJQUQ fT 36 1 fi ' r -J P C' ' il . THE ,1 E END i it e, f'fX. '-'I 'I A' 4 f 6 sw ll K