West Alexandria High School - Bulldog Yearbook (West Alexandria, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

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'LE V If, ' .I 5 ' Iyxf A W I I A 1 ' I ' E I - PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS WEST ALEXANDRIA, OHIO Moy I congrotulote the Senior Closs ond the West Alexondrio Schools on the successful production of this excellent onnuol Such on enterprise not only reflects the splendid work of those who ore of the onnuol but olso reveols the splendid ideols of the school the cooperotion of students ond foculty ond the high educotionol gools thot onimote them The most importont public institution of Americo is its public schools A notion such os ours founded upon the principles of ireedom ond the right of men to rule themselves con not survive nor long endure without on educoted citizenry This foct is the only bosis for free public schools lt is therefore the duty ond pur pose of our schools to teoch ond for pupils to leorn our Americon woy of life ond to support it in every woy To this end the schools of Preble County ore dedicoted ond we ore proud of their ochieve ments In this tosk your schools ore doing o splendid iob Sincerely Z 03 C R COBLENTZ County Superintendent of Schools if V directly responsible for the preporotion, editing ond publishing 'N .I nihx -1 F1o11t Row Left to Rlght S1111 Ul11 'Chen le'1de11 P11 'V111111 Futme Collcf Q Studeutsl Helen V014 B111c11 B'lCk Row Left to Rlght C11 111u C1 1111111 ISt11c1P11L Couuulv Gem A111111 1B1skct a 1 IWIKIILL 5 11111 1 11141 I Ill B11ck111f111111 1B1s11J 1111 Wal 14 Saba! .Zwhwl Baafuf of Z F' Olll Row' D1 H H Good P1es1d1111 Nhs J111Q B11ck111Ll11111 Cluk N11 INXIQIMC R uk VICC 151681111111 1B1ck Roxw M1 J A1x111 JIIHQS M1 M1111 B Qk111L,111111 N11 I-111111 U1lL,t1 Sefved Left to R1 111 M11 Bax11c1 C S11epp11d C1e111 'WIXOI Ollx C Sllllill E111 Rmck T1e1s11re1 B1C11. Ron Litt to Rl 111 V011 K11 11111 tl Robmt Wo 1111111 P1111 S111e1 E1111 1 Rooksrool 51.111101 B11 111111111 Ol JQIIQX N I We are quite proud ot the progress that the school has made the first year of our present administration. The Course ot Study has been expanded to include College Entrance, General Course, Commercial, and Vocational Shop and Eco- nomics. Subjects added this year were as followsi Spanish, Public Speaking, O f f i c e Training, Sociloogy a n d Economics, and Shorthand. Next year: Spanish ll, Me- chanical Drawing, Short- JIVDSON I. SPRINKIP sunt l'lOl'ld VOCOfIOt'1CJl HOETTQ Economics lf we are suc cessful in building there willbe added Vocational Agri culture and Vocational Trades We all are pleased with the receptive attitude of the Student Body to Student Council Fu ture College Students College Club Athletic Association and the other activities ot our school We want to thank the people of West Alexandria for their cooperation and loyal support to the activities of our school especially to basketball Our Board of Education has been outstanding in its support and planning for the future of our boys and girls Front Row Left to rlght Maude Schell Second Glade Glenna Connaroe Fnst Glade Marx Terrs Slxth Cxadc Nellle XV'1L,!lQI Fxfth Grade Mabel Mertz Spanlsh tnd Eng,l1sh Glace Chapin Engllsh Back Ravi Left to ught Wendall E Dlcltl PI1IlC1Ddl SCILIICL Ben J Hume comlnexclal Judson E fbllllllklf Supeuntendcnt Helman H Slaxman IHUSIC, James Rexnolds 1Ildl1SII1il nts sclence and math Catch Cdll Kennidx tnd Mtss CdlOlXIl Meters Home EC teacher were absent when tlus plctule was taken I I I , . f ' I 5 'ig I ' lf ' .1 ,U z 1 3 U '. I ' ,V Mary Jane DeLan0. Third Grade: Adah Westfall, .Fourth Grade: Nellie Buckley, First and Second Grade. fm- no 5 i sr 'P 'W v'lf '+ M-is ,W fs. 0' lilacfezm 8 Nam fum WM! Mlm Wanda The West Alex Schools ore rnokung greot heodwoy un guvung eoch chuld on opportunuty to receuve on educotuon whuch futs hus needs ond desures Wuth o course of study offered whuch ourns to develop the pupul to toke hus ploce un our democrocy the school us olso guvung splendud foundotuons for skulls ond knowledge needed un the eco nornuc world When he gets to hugh school he us not lurnut ed to one fueld of study whuch oll students must follow but he moy fund one of severol whuch wull sotusfy hum o generol course one furnushung trounung for the busuness world or one leodung unto o coreer of rnusuc Vocotuonol trounung wull supplont some of the former college preporo tory courses for those students who ore to engoge un mokung o luvung upon theur cornpletuon of hugh school For the courses of study offered un our schools there ore specuolly trouned teochers for the portuculor deportment un whuch they teoch West Alex students con be proud thot they ore tought by o stoff of people of hugh profes suonol stondung Our schools ore modern un thot they try to guve chuldren on oll curound educotuon They ore not lumuted just to troun ung the rnund but help to develop o strong heolthy body noturol tolents trounung un cutuzenshup ond worthy use of leusure turne l-lovung been honducopped by the lock of o gyrnnosuurru we ore oll eoger to get our new buuldung HELEN VOGE I . I ' I I I , . I 1 I I I I Popnfafwlq Zifufwewi UUUSU UUPUUUU UUU UUUSU UUUUUUU UUY A t JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS I Ehl M M K O O i, if 23? ff .. SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS I-I 1 n Voqe Gene lb-er rene er ervin c ee Junior Agne Gene Albert .lean Barr Flash Shorty mel UI ls I eslda nt 1 mu as hall r hu Harold Early Charles Graham Chuck Late e dent Helen Gilbert ,lk 'N 1 lm D tb , lu: N Mary Ellen Denllnger, Slim ml n uc Norma Hartman Toots I U Then my good gurls be more than woman wuse at least by more than I was, and be sure you credit anythmg the lught guves to lute to Before a man The Molds Tragedy Peggy Kemp Pay Gee Q heel Ie Adel use ln u Van Myers Moose Ask:-tb lll HN 2 Thelma Eleanor Carolyn Lange Mary Morgan Lacy Red Ass pl 1X hm us F1 lplf- T1 lu Shurley Ann Seekamp Pl U lX 01 U re nun-I N nd or us X1 umm lnl xxple T1 no and I+- xnau ,leon Shafer Peek I re-:dent l nd 1 1 law phn orus l fl ettf-I w Ill Lawrence Smith Smitty Baseball 'Z Tlack 3 Hasketblll ss vu lhfllllh Popularity as a crime the moment at IS sought at IS only a vlrtue where men have lt whether they wnll or no Sur George Savnle Swim Loren Storer Ernue .uk 1 lxss plen 4 1111 1 Helen Voge I pen P4101 111 In-a UIQ! orus 1 lresldent uf lfllltl 'lllllli' Trm le-ethlw-n 'l' 111 le er 1 Charles Stukms, Joan Lucille James Ulrach u Stuknns Buck 1 1-s111nI l lu lr I Pal Wethnngton 1 George Washlngton A fluent tongue is resemble her in. the only thing a mother doesnt like her daughter to -Sf. Patrick Day ,w,,,ayzJsezm0yf947 In September of l943 a small group of boys and gurls embarked as Freshman on the U S S Bulldog But we steered our shlp through the year with extra precautlon Those who en rolled were as follows Junuor Agne Gene Albert Jean Barr Henry Brower Mary Ellen Denllnger Harold Early Helen Gulbert Charles Graham Norma Hartman Bob Hull Peggy Kemp Eleanor Lacy Carolyn Lange Bull Leland Fred Mallard Mary Morgan Mary Rlley Shnrley Seekamp Lor en Storer Charles Stukms Joan Stukuns Don Taylor Jnm Ulrnch Helen Voge George Washmgton Patty Young Betty Zeller Barbara Wysong We counted them and found that we had twenty nvne to help us on our voyage through the year As our shlo offucers we had Mary Morgan Presldent Charles Stuknns Vice Presndent Hel en Voge Secretary Carolyn Lange Treasurer We enjoyed a Halloween party that was held at the Hugh School Soon after the Chrlstmas vacation we welcomed a new comer Lawrence Smlth and bud farewell to Ball Leland and Patty Young who were lost on the voyage In September of I944 we began our second voyage as Sophomores All that had flnlshed the voyage last sprlng were on board again and ready for the second voyage There were no new members except Don Good The shnp s offlcers for the year were Charles Graham President Gene Albert Vnce Press dent Helen Voge Secretary Don Good Treasurer Newcomers durlnq the year were Jlm Thomas and Jean Shafer Those lost to us w re Jlm Thomas Betty Zeller and Don Taylor The socnal actlvatues of the year were a Halloween oarty which was held at Good s cabm and a haynde that was enloyed by all ln September of l94S we were ready for a thlrd voyage As Junuors now we were very much pleased wnth our shup and handled ut with great prlde We had as our shup offncers Gene Albert Presndent Charles Stuknns Vice Presndent Hel en Voge Secretary Shurley Seekamp Treasurer The actnvutles engoyed were a Halloween party at Helen Voges home and a hay rude wlth the Freshman Class We also put on our class play Qulet Everybody which was dnrected by Mr Derby Mary Ruley left durnng the year and was replaced by Jack Kester At the close of the year we had lost our captaun Mr Derby We pulled anchor an the fall of l946 for our last vovaae We had as our new captam for the year Mr Judson E Sprvnkle Those who were enrolled are as follows Junlor Agne Gene Albert Jean Barr Henry Brower Marv Ellen Denlnnger Harold Early Helen Gllbert Charles Graham Norma Hartman Peggy Kemp Jack Kester Eleanor Lacy Carolyn Lange Mary Morgan Shlrley Seekamp Jean Shafer Lawrence Smnth Loren Storer Charles Stuklns Joan Stuklns James Ulrnch George Washmgton Helen Voge Pat Wethungton We notlced that Robert Hull had not returned We lost Henry Brower and Jack Kester and ganned Van Myers The soclal actnvutues for the year were a hay rlde a Chrustmos Party and our Class Play Murder ln Rehearsal whnch was dnrected by Muss Grace Chapnn At the helm of our shrp we had Gene Albert Presldent Charles Stukans Vnce President Helen Voge Secretary Shnrley Seekamp Treasurer Now that lt us Sormg of our last year we wull soon end our voyage as qualnfned seamen to launch our own ships We can only wush for one another good saullng and falr weather CHARLES STUKINS l I I I I I l I I I ' I A I I I I . I ' I ' I I . I I - . I I I I I I I I I ' . . I . 2 . I . - . I - 1 I 1 - ' . . i I . I . , . . , . A . 4 . . 1 1 I ' ' I 1 I , - . . D e . I I ' . . . . . , . . I I .I 'A . I I Those who did not return for the voyage were Don Good, and Fred Millard. I I I ' . . . . , . I ' II ' II ' . ' I I , . . ' . 2 ' , I I I I I I I . I I I . I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' II II ' ' A ' , . ' t , ' 5 ' , - 1 I I . I - . I Glafup .lunaar Agne wath has movae projector ls now an Hollywood a bag tame darector Gene Albert handsome as he as Now producer ofa new Broadway whaz Although Jean Barr lakes men and to dance She s makang her lavang by runnang a ranch Mary Ellen Denlanger a daamond on her fanger ls known as Pavlova the opera Sanger Though some people thank Harold Early 3 ears are stall damp He claams the tatle of the new Heavyweaght Champ About skatang Helen Galbert never thought twace ls now makang mallaons by skatang on ace After breakang up wath has 65th romance Charlae Graham as a massaonary wont gave them o glance Norma Hartman debutante and radao star Her future as braght and she wall go far Peggy Kemp an Italy and artast she be She as now paantang landscapes by the sea Eleanor Lacy has devoted her Iafe To Sleepy Smnth as has wafe Novelast and wafe of Loren Storer Carolyn Lange could ask for no more Mary Morgan graceful and laght ls drawang crowds to see her Mexacan bullfaght Van Myers an school sang out of tune ls now makang bobby soxers swoon In hagh school Sharley Seekamp had a small start She s now an Hollywood wath a leadang Sprankle Specaal .lean Shafer s get plane Wall carry her hagh to nataonal fame Lawrence Smath surprased the class wath has three sets of twans Eleanor has wafe gaves thas explanataon The best man wans Loren Storer doesn t charge has customers a fee Out at Sun Valley where he s teachang them to ska Joan Stukms restaurant owner an Hollywood As wafe of Senator Washangtan wall do very good Charles Stuluns a lafeguard an Calafornaa now makang mallaons ls stand an and stunt man for Esther Wallaams Jaamae Boy Ulrach nataonally known as the Mexacan Hat Dancer Has loads of fan maal for has secretaraes to answer Helen Voge Presadent of T V Bank and a rach tycoon We wonder af weddang bells wall be rangang soon? George Washangtan as a candadate for presadent Should wan for he s a very nace gent Pot Wethington as Scarlett O Hara an Hollywood Just as we always thought she should Wratten by Sharley Seekamp and Peggy Kemp , . 1 1 - . , . . . . , . I I I ' . , . , . 1 , . . . . . . . , . 1 1 1 - I I ' , . , . , . , . . . , . . . I part. . . , . . . . I I ' I I I - 11 - ll , . , . 1 . 1 . . . . . 1 1 I 1 1 ' U . . ,, . . . . I 1 ' - 1 . . . . , . , . , . , . erm my ay 1947 We the Senror Class of I947 berng of sound mrnd and body do hereby wrll and bequeath as follows V X XV XVI XVII XX XX XXI XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVII XXVIII To our parents who have made our presence here possrble our srncere thanks and undyrng gratrtude for the educatron whrch we have acqurred through therr efforts To the faculty we leave To the .lunrors we leave our cooperatron wrth the teachers To the Sophomores we leave our abrlrty to skrp school To the Freshmen we leave our athletrc abrlty Junror Agne leaves hrs abrlrty to fly to Joe Holman Gene Albert leaves hrs horsemanshrp to Sally Uhl Jean Barr leaves her alertness rn class to Denny Mrller Mary Ellen Denlrnger leaves her slender frgure to Marrlyn Fahrenholz Harold Early leaves hrs Model A Ford to Mr Kennedy Helen Grlbert leaves her Southern drowl to Sue Myers Charles Graham leaves hrs abrlrty to copy from other peoples papers to Drck Rrnck Norma Hartman leaves her abrlrty to hold a man to Becky Henderson Brerden Eleanor Lacy leaves her undrsputed leadershrp of the Republrcans to Earla Moe Mrller Carolyn Lange leaves her abrlrty to play the prano to Pat Mann Mary Morgan leaves her abrlrty to srng to Everett Waggoner Van Myers leaves hrs abrlrty to eat to Lorarne French Shrrley Seekamp leaves her gracefulness rn dancrng to Martha Frrtz Jean Shafer leaves her quretness to Myrna Fox Lawrence Smrth leaves hrs abrlrty to srng The Yellow Rose of Texas t Loren Albert Loren Storer leaves hrs bashfulness to Tony Buckrngham Charles Stukrns leaves hrs recognrtron as the lodres man of the Senror class to Gene Marker .loan Stukrns leaves her lab at Keyes to Dale Trttle Jrm Ulrrch leaves hrs abrlrty to sleep to Farrell Thomas Helen Voge leaves her cool temper to Phyllrs Moyer George Washrngton leaves hrs abrl rty to broadgump to Jrm McCroy Pat Wethrngton leaves her frery temper to Thelma Wagner Attorney at law Eleanor Lacy Secretary .loan Stukrns O I I . I . ll . . . lll ' ' ' . IV . . . I V ' ' . VI . . . . E I VII ' ' . Ill ' ' . IX ' ' ' . X ' . . Xl ' . XII . .. , . lll ' ' ' . XIV Peggy Kemp leaves her white teeth and clear, dark skin to Marjorie Bates. XV . . . I .. . I I . . . I I . . . . I I . . . . I XX ' . I . . .. . ,, ,, O l ' ' , Name Junuor Agne Gene Albert Jean Barr Mary E Denlunger Harold Early Helen Gilbert Charles Graham Norma Hartman Peggy Kemp Eleanor Lacy Carolyn Lange Mary Morgan Shlrley Seekamp Jean Shafer Lawrence Smuth Loren Storer Charles Stukuns Joan Stukuns Jam Ulrich Helen Voge Pat Wethlngton George Washington Van Myers Theme Song To Each Hrs Own l Aunt Got No Body Woodchoppers a lt Had To Be You Toll The End Of Tlrne Flve Mlnutes More Rumors Are Flyung Ole Buttermulk Sky September Song Temptatlon Bucycle Bullt For Two Lets Take The Long Way Home Why Does lt Get So Late So Early Because Temptatlon Good Ole Mountaun Dew You Keep Comunq Back Luke a Song lve Never Forgotten The Kev s ln The Mailbox Ruchard Hold That Tlger Whnsperung Casey Jones Open The Door Rnchard Ambmon Go West and Then Settle Down Own A Dog Kennel Graduate Own a New Ford Be A Housewufe Mechanucal Enguneer Teach Shorthand Be a Professuonal Dancer Be A Psychologust Go West Laugh Without Crying Be A Blues Sunger Travel Be A Farmer Be A Hobo Be Top Jockey At Santa Anuta Be An lnterlor Decorator Own A Pontiac See The World Have A Job With TWA Alrllne To Be An Ohuo State Patrolman Forest Ranger Hobby Musuc Sports lHorses and Baseballl Dancung Studynng A Butter mllk Duet Working On Model A Ford Keeplng Knds On Saturday Nught Sports Talkung Eatlng Ham Musuc Bicycle Rrdlng Llvvng The Lute Of A Farmer Collectlng Jewelry All Kunds of Musuc Musuc Walkuna Drlvlng A Ford Horseback Rndunq To Druve My Pontiac To Skate and To Dance Chewung Gum Hfkung Just Pottnng Around PAT WETHINGTON ' A To Fly ' ' ' To , ' B ll To ' . ' To ' - . . To . . . . To . . . Q . . ' To ' To ' ' . To . . . . To . . . , To I . . . . . To . . To ' ' . . To . To ' f . . A To h . . . , To . . . x . . , I To , . . ' To I I I . . I This is the first year an annual has been published since l936, and we have selected the name Bulldog because of the fact that our Bulldogs lathletesl offer West Alex. a good strong activity. We have also selected a new school seal. On it are all the things we can hope to have to build a better high school, an owl for wisdom, an oak leaf for strength, and a crown for superiority, and over all that the letters W. A, This book is not dedicated to any particular person, but to the type of person who has ability to do his work and to cooperate with others. All classes, activities and organizations, as well as the teachers, are pictured in order to give you an idea of the progress and activity of the school in the past year and our hopes for the future LAWRENCE SMITH Lmxence Snnth Pe gt Kemp Pat WGlll1llL,LOIl Hele11 Voge Esula Mae Mlller bhnlex Seekamp Bfnbfnft WCtll1IlL,tOll Milllkll Fsthrenhola Kane Ha lex Cha11es SLUKIIIS Eleftnol Lau J1111 Ul11cl1 Chrnles G1 lllilll X Ill 'VI1e1s EDITORIAL STAFF STAFF ASSISTANTS Jotn SLUKIIIS Gene Albelt Jean Crouse Vngil McKee Rtchard Welsl1 A11ce All1so11 Darlvne Sauel Mfny Sue Puvoccl Jean Ball Marv MOlf1ll C'1IOlWIl Lange LOICII Storm M111 De11l111 CI Jean Shafer Hfn old Efn lx Helen Gilbeit J11111111 A ne Norma H'11tm'111 EJn1.l1sl1 CIIIICS 'Vhbel M0111 and Grace Ch'1DlIl Xds H H Slivman SUDCIXISOI Ben J Hume B11s111ess Manaee ftnd Aclusor Supt Judson E SDFIIIKIC The Bulldo Staff expzesses 1ts thanks to Mr Hubert A Mann edxtor and publ1she1 of TXXIII Valles News for his tlmelx SllggESIl0llS towzud the preparfttlon of thls book M11 we h6l8lIl thank those whom lf IS nnpossible to menuon dlrectlx who helped ln the preparation of tl1 s annual We a1e grateful to those who co11tr1buted ads and vfe were pleased with the 1espo11se 111 general of those xx l1om me approached for a1d III ann was Max our retrlbutxon be accomplished to some degree bt an emoxment of our annual I 2 ' 2 ' 4 2 .. . 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' r L . 1 L. i Frrst Rova Marx Hauler Marjorre Bates Shrrlex Coomer Elrzabeth Grlbert Bessre Brerden Lorarne French Irene Ehler Martha Frrtz Thelma Wagner Second Rovs Phxllrs Mower Earla Mae Mrller Pat Mann Sue Mxers Vrrgrnra Rerve Betts Summers Sallx Uhl Mvrna Fox Mrss Meyer Thnd Row Mr Drehl George Dearth Llord Snxd er Dale Trttle Gene Marker Joe Holman Merxrn McKee Darrell Buckrngham ett Waggener Frrst Row Alma Fugate Phyllrs Busch Ruth Kuhbander Joxee Bradovx Eunrce Smrth Alta Henclrrck son Barbara Wethrngton Second Rom Mr Rexnolds Norman Powell Paul Sauer Jerrx Mrnnrch Marrlxn Fahrenholz Katre Hagler Lee Sumarr B111 Roach Mrss Mertz Thrrd Rom Marxm Va1ent1ne Tommx Bellar Paul A ne Clem Mrls ead Dale Looker George Wrnkle man Sam Morthland Fourth RoW:QJim McCray. Fred McCoy. Donald Crowell. Loren Albert. Farrel Thomas. Dick Rinch. Ever- Inu The Junuor Class us made up at l7 gurls and l3 boys makung a total of 30 members At the begunnung of the year the class was organuzed and the followung otttucers were elected Presudent Earla Mae Muller Vuce Presudent Mervun McKee Secretary Pat Mann Treas urer Irene Ehler wuth Muss Meyer and Mr Duehl the Hugh School pruncupal as Class Ad vusor Thus has been a very busy year for the class We have worked hard to earn money for our .lunuor Senuor receptuon un the sprung Some of the ways we have made money are by sellung basketball schedule penculs blue and whute hats and pop and popcorn at all of the home basketball games The Junuors have taken a very deep unterest un all school actuvutues We are proud to have had 8 boys on the baseball team 9 on the basketball team one cheer leader and the alter nate from our class un the Gurls Truple Truo Three are members of the band An achuevement that us to be connected wuth our class for years to come us the school crest that has been desugned and whuch us to be used permanently by the West Alexandrua school Thus crest wull appear forthe furst tume on our own rungs and puns thus year We are takung an actuve part un gettung the school paper started agaun the Edutor beung Sunce we are the largest class un hugh school our representatuves for the Student Councul numbers fuve The Athletuc Assocuatuon whuch us also a newly formed club us favored wuth havung a ,lunuor Darrell Buckungham as the Presudent and also Everett Waggoner as Secretary bu Our class consusts ot seven gurls and eleven boys makung a total ot eughteen Our class sponsors are Muss Mertz and Mr Reynolds The class otfucers are as follows Pres Marulyn Fahrenholz Vuce Pres Lee Suman Sec Barbara Wethungton Treas Paul Sauer Student Councul Ruth Kuhbander Sam Morth land and George Wunkleman We have four members un the Band Lee Suman Sam Morthhland Paul Sauer and Maru lyn Fahrenholz Barbara Wethungton represents us un the Truple Truo Paul Agne and Tom Bellar are the two memb rs at the Athletuc Assocuatuon SIX boys played on the Reserve Basketball team thus season We also have two ot the three cheerleaders from our room Katue Haaler and Marulyn Fah renholz Most of our class us helpung wuth our school paper Although we are the smallest class un school, we seem to be well represented un most all hugh school actuvutues l 1 l I l ' 1 ' I 1 I ' 1 1 - 1 ' I I ' 1 1 ' - Thelma Wagner, who is from our class. I . . , I , . I . . . . I I I ' ' I ., ' Q ' ., 1 -, I '1 1 1 T Z I I I -- Q , . . 1 a 1 Flrst Row Left to Rlght Dorothy Rmch Bobble Chambers Jean Crouse Lols Stoler Marllvn Sauer Joan Wllhelm Naoml Getts Mary G1!'lg9I'lCh Second Row Mr Slasman Donna Good DOIIS Hawley Opal FI1 xchum Carolyn Summers Juanlta Fudge Delores Thomas Jane Denllnger Mxss Meyer Thxrd Row Allen Ferguson Buddy Brower Danny Bullock Robert French Lorenz Hofackex Donald McCoy nlckle Flrst Row Alxce Alllson Alme Ferguson Donna Graham Bexerly Moxthland Pattx Snyder Rubx Cxeech Carole Kreltzer Beulah Shafer Nancy Dxllon Second Row Jxm Bates Hartey Yost Paul Deeter Mary Harrls Mlss Me1tL Shnlex Havllex Jun Shllel decker Ray Howerton Edwxn Peterman Thlrd Row Robert Hangen John McClellen Vlrgll McKee Paul Beneke James Wallet Don Tholpe Fourth Row Max Acne Eddxe Bellar Tom Powell Dick Welsh l l l Fourth Row:QJohn Millard. Loren McKee. Dennie Miller, Dick Unger, Frederick Habekost, John Gross- 4 61644446 47 The Freshman Class has twenty seven members fufteen gurls and twelve boys The sponsors of the class are Muss Meyer the home economucs teacher and Mr Slay man the musuc teacher The class has not yet decuded whether they consented to be our sponsors because they thought we could sung and sew or because no one else would have us We hope ut us the latter case Our class offucers have proved very worthy of theur posutuons They are Presudent Danny Bullock Vuce Presudent Bull Hofacker Treasurer Loren McKee Secretary Joan Wulhelm Our representatuves to the dufferent Hugh School Assocuatuons have also been alert and actuve The representatuves to the Athletuc Assocuatuon are Loren McKee and Danny Bull ock The representatuves to the Student Councul are Bobbue Chambers Fred Habekost and Denny Muller The only thungs the class has done thus year so far was the sponsorung of a crazy carnuval Thus was our furst attempt at the organuzatuon of such a thung and the whole class really putched un and worked As a result the carnuval was a success lt was guven on Wednes day nught November ZO l946 There was a good crowd and ut they enjoyed themselves half so much as we dud then everyone was satusfued The class has good represenatuon un actuvutues other than those ot the band of whuch three are gurls and two boys Also nune boys were euther regulars or subs on the Junuor hugh team ln all the class has a very good start and we all hope we can do bugger and better thungs un the latter part of thus year and un the year to come SM Qwcfe Our class offucers are Vurgul McKee presudent Paul Beneke vuce presudent Ruchard Welsh secretary and Ray Howerton treasurer Quote We have nunety cents un the treasury Under Muss Mertz class supervusor and Englush teacher we enuoyed a weuner roast at the Water Works We want to thank Mr Chorles Wunkleman agaun for lettung us use the grounds We were proud to have severau boys on the Jr Hu squad such as John McClellan Vurgul McKee Bull Keslung Ray Howerton and Eddue Bellar Our maun vuctory was a close l7 l5 battle wuth the nunth Fat Waggoner was coach wuth Loren Albert furnushung the towels Our next vuctory lwe hopel wull be one over the sophomores un the untra mural tournament Jum Ulruch us goung to be our coach Our class has thurty two pupuls un ut of whuch l8 are boys and l4 gurls Wulgus Fugate and Tommy Powell left us for some other school We had several new stu dents such as Roy Jelluson Areta Muller Wulbur Phullups Bull Maddaford and Pat Wulson D 1 . 1 , - ' I . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 . , . ' 1 1 4 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . I , ' , . . - A 1 1 1 1 ' - - - 11 11 V - - 1 1 1 I ' s glare E? 2nd rd 4 I'OW YOW IOW I'OW IOW Hubert Mann Bobby Bucklngham Stanley Storer Lowell Unger Charles Shafer Llonel Eu banks Marllyn Thomas Darlyne Sauer Julia Bellar Dorxs Busch Mary Waller Helen Early Vxola Blown Margaret Anderson Mary Sue Puvogel Kathlyn Coomer Dorothy Stage Bernlce Shlflett Myrtle Rader Vlrgxnla Bullock Joyce Kreltzer Wllma Hughes Norma Maggard Mr Hume Chelsea Rodeffer Donald Bruns Eugene Joy Paul Waller Gene Emrlck Jxmmy Marker James Splcer Mose Lake Mlss Chapm Phxlxp Zlmmelman Lowell Marker Leo French Tommy Gllbert Stanley Thorpe Jun1or Hlgh Cheerleaders were chosen from the seventh grade They are Julla Bellar Helen Early Mary Sue Puvogel and Darlyne Sauer We haxe ewht members 1n the West Alexandr1a H1Uh School Band Our class sponsors Mxss Grace Chapln and Mr Ben J Hume Under thelr d1I'8CtlOll we had a Halloween party ln the fall at the school The seventh grade began nts first year wnth 42 pupuls of whom only l9 of the orgunal members remann They are Julia Bellar Vnola Brown Donald Bruns Bobby Bucklng ham Doris Busch, Kathlyn Coomer Helen Early Lionel Eubanks Tommy Gllbert .loyce Kreltzer Lowell Marker Mory Sue Puvogel Darlyne Sauer Bernrce Shlflett Stanley Stor er Stanley Thorpe Lowell Unger Mary Waller, and Phllllp Zummerman Dorls Busch left our group and Lester Van Wunkle and Bully Wagner have entered thus year Now our enroll ment as 39 We elected ourfurst class offncers thus year As president we chose Darlyne Sauer Vnce Presndent Bobby Buckingham Secretary, Tommy Gnlbert Treasurer Luonel Eubanks and Reporter Margaret Anderson The two representatives of the Athletic Assocnatlon are Mary Sue Puvogel and Phlllxp Znmmerman Hubert Mann Phxllup Zimmerman and Bobby Bucknngham were octnve members of the Junior Hugh basketball team . 1 , ' , . , . ' - . 'I ' ' . V I y U . . - l 3 . ' I . . ' h . . I I ' , . . . th. 1 . , , . . . , 5th. ' 1 ' ' . . . ' ' . . ' . I ' , , y f - Y . . . , Q U - .. I , , , - I I I I I I I I r I ' I I I ' - I , I I I I I . 1 I George Wmkelman Second Row Darrel Buckrnbham George Washlnffton Donald Crowell Joe Holman George Dearth Mervm McKee Thlrd Row Farrel Thomas James Ulrlch Everett Waggener liaffedall The Bulldogs baseball season closed wuth a good reward of 7 wlns agalnst 2 losses For the thurd year Monroe edged us out for the Northern half cham plonshup Outstanding performers on thus year s edutron of Bulldog baseball ers were Senuors Charles Graham Gene Albert and Henry Brower Jumors Darrell l Tony l Bucklngham Joe Holman and Mervln McKee, Sophomore Paul Sauer Freshman Danny Bullock who played a lot of furst base for Alex To Gene Albert who rs West Alex s furst four letter man nn baseball we say 'good luck and hope that we may have more luke you comlng along --:7 1' 1 ' - Flrst Row: Robert French. Gene Marker, Charles Brower, Paul Sauer, Harold Early. Danny Bullock , . . . 1 2 , ' . , , 1 I , S Recafz West Alex. 40 Verona 3l 27 Dixie 37 29 Gratis 40 39 Jefferson 26 44 Dayton Roosevelt 42 33 Jackson 23 34 Lanier 29 40 Seven Mile 29 32 Verona 28 38 West Elkton 49 50 Alumni 48 ldouble overtimel 48 Gratis 27 29 Camden 37 Lanier Monroe West Alex Lanier Monroe lovertimcl College Corner West Elkton County Championship 0ubwz 7 38 Eaton Letter men this year were Varsity Loren Albert Gene Albert Mervin McKee Charles Graham Darrell Buckingham Joe Holman James Ulrich Reserve Everett Waggoner Bill l-loltacker Van Myers John Roberts Duck Rinck Gene Marker Marvin Valentine Manaaer Lawrence Smith Cheerleaders Sally Uhl Katie Hagler Marilyn Fahrenholz 3l 39 44 22 . 32 ' 29 ll fl . lf fl 35 27 ' ' nf West Alex. 38 Carlisle 32 IJ ll Left to Il ht Marllyn Fahrenholz Sally Uhl Lmda Kennedv lMascotv Katle Hagler 6 The l947 Hugh School Cheerleaders were Sally Uhl a Junuor and Marilyn Fahrenholz and Katne Hagler Sophornores The blue yumpers were made by the cheerleaders with Mass Meyer our Home Ec teacher as assnstant We had two rnascots for the last half of the season and for the tournament period Four year old Mnss Lmda Kennedy daughter of Coach Kennedy was our mascot for the season A small bulldog called Butch carrsed us through the tournament oeruod We enjoyed cheerleading very much this year and are very proud of Our coach and team. FIFSL Row left to rlght Lawrence Smlth manager Joe Holman Merun McKee Charles Graham Jxm Ulrlch Gene Albert Tony Buckmgham Back Row left to rl ht Everett Waggonex Loren Albert Gene Marker Carl Kennedy coach John Roberts Van Myers Dlck Rxnck 5710461 BASKETBALL The fnghtlng Bulldogs of West Alex won the countv championship of l947 :ng splrlt and fughtnng heart that wull lnevltably wln out ln the end Three stalwarts wall be lost thus year by graduatlon They are Jam Ulrlch lwho was hugh polnt man for the Bulldogs thas seasonl Gene Albert a good defenslve man and rebound getter and Charles Graham a great team man and floor artlst Returnung wall be Tony Buckingham lwho was chosen on the all county team along with Albert and Ulrlchl Joe Holman Merv Mc Kee and Loren Albert Important vrctornes of the year other than the tournament vlctorles, were Seven Mule 4O 29 and Dayton Roosevelt 44 42 Both Dayton Roosevelt and Dayton Parker have been scheduled by Coach Carl Kennedy next year We are hoplng that the frghtrng Bulldogs wall turn ln a record next year as creditable as the one of l947 forthe first time in the history of the tournament, They possessed the fight- Mtv Flont Row left to iight Helen Earlx Jean Crouse Second Row left to right Johnm Puvogel Dick Unger Maiilxn Fahrenholz Caaolyn Lange Lee Suman Marjorie Bates Helen Gilbelt Maxx Morgan Joxce Biadow Joan Wilhelm Lois Storer Tommv Cilbert Jim Bates Gilbert Mary Sue Puvogel Richard Welch Hubert Mann Jean Campbell Jane Campbell Ruth Huechting Ml Herman H Slayman Max Agne Bobby Buckingham Fourth Row left to iight Mose Lake Dick Rinck Elaine Landis Daxlwne Sftuei Latiy M1lle1 Paul Agne Sam Moithland Fifth Row left to right Paul Sfiuei Joe Holman Junior Agne eu. ,cz Jhgh sozmz Lame The West Alexandraa School Musac Department has had an actave and varaed career thas year Twenty seven members of the band wall get letter awards for outstandang merat Medals wall be awarded the most outstandang garl and boy musacaans The graduatang senaors number only fave Thas group wall play for the basketball tournament gave one concert go to Oxford and gave one recatal They were guests at the concert of the Roosevelt Hagh School Band of Dayton Exchange concerts are planned with the Jefferson Band at New Paras Membershap an thas band as determaned entarely upon effort cooperataon and abalaty Next year the band wall do formataons at football games Thus band has had the staunch support of a very fane Band Mothers Club for whach they and the conductor are most grateful The band has done a fane paece of work .,st,, ,l,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,rhl MH,, ,..N,M,N,,.,.,,,f r it 'V sh . ' , ' N M g fl , I . . M D Third Row: left to right: Lowell Unger. Dennie Miller, Jean Barr. Helen Voge. Edwin Peterman, Elizabeth o 0 1 , - '7fze 7440 14 anal Jlefunan all. Slaqman, Zneclaa Barbara Wethlngton Mary Morgan Mary Hawley Ellzabeth Gilbert Marjorie Bates Jean Crouse Eleanor Lacy Helen Voge Mary Sue Puvogel Carolyn Lange The truple truo above orxgunated an the school two years ago They have at tended the Dnstrnct Festuval at Oxford each year and have returned wuth honors The same trnp as planned thus year Four members ot the group are graduatung sensors Among them ns Carolyn Lange to whom goes the thanks of the enture muslc department for her tune cooperatnon at the keyboard for the last several years The dlrector expects a tune muslcal future for some of thas group which com pruses the frnest vouces nn the school Four ot these gurls plan to attend musnc schools They are endowed wuth tune vonces sunny dusposltrons tnreless en ergy and you guessed It good looks' Seven ot the gurls are band members I I O 1 0 4 1 ' 1 - I - -'- . . Marllyn Fahrenholz Jefm Crouse Helen Vo e Hungxv FIVE uhm Mlddler Paul Sauer Jr Ungex Marllyn Fahrenholz Edwin Petelman Ztloanl W 7m Thus us the only Wood Wund Truo un the county ond ut orugunoted thus Yeor The truo hos concentrated on the very funest of clossucol musuc one of the hughest ond most duffucult meons of musucol expressuon Ensemble work requures o tune sense of rhythm ond unter pretotuon ond much hord conscuentuous proctuce These gurls get no credut for thus work but spurutuol ond technucol refunement ore notuceobly ocquured all 4141 Thus luttle Germon Bond loves musuc o lo Spuke Jones Perhoos next yeor they wull odd the wosh boord some gongs spoons outo horns ond cow bells lt oll odds upto moke good corn The Hungry 5 mode theur furst oppeoronce ot the Kuwonus Banquet Nov 20, whuch wos o howlung success Theur colendor us quute o voruety of events for the yeor They wull ruvol the Truple Truo ond the new Mole Quortet whurh wull make o publuc oppeoronce soon 3 , , V' ,I l K I l H Standihngz left to right: Lowell UnQer,'Dick O O I ' I ' e mam eazzms qw. ,ft Top Row Paul Agne Joe Holman Dlck Rrnck Lee Suman John Roberts Mr Sprinkle Mrddle Rovt Efrrla Mae Mrller Thelma Wagner Lorarne French Shrrley Coomer Marv Hawley Bottom Row Barbara Wethrngton Phvllrs Moyer Pat Mann Elrvabeth Grlbert Marjorre Bates The year 1946 saw the brrth of a new school organrzatron rn West Alevcandrra We call thrs club the Future College Students of West Alexandrra To those of you who are not well acquainted wrth rt thxs t1tle max be somewhat mrsleadmg It IS true that one of IIS objects IS to help those students who are plannrng to go to college or to take up any other type of future trarnrng but thrs rs not our mam object Our goal rs to help those who are strll rn hrgh school and grammar school now We consrder startlng the students out rn lrfe well prepared to be the most essentral thmg that a group of our type could ever do We are trxrng to rmpress upon all of the mlllds of our student body that ll rs of utmost rmportance to studs the subjects now v.h1ch vull do them the most good lll the busrness and well educated world In hrgh school there should be no such thlngs as snap courses Evert subject gnen rn any school has a def1n1te purpose and affords a d6flIl1t6 opportunrtx to those who are vtrlllng to make the most out of It To take a subject because rt rs easy to get through has no logrc A subject should be taken because rt 15 We are trying to practlce thls among ourselxes and to lllustrate 1ts rmportance to others Among thls organlzatrons other necessary functions are practrcrng vshen possrble the dutles whlch we plan to hold rn later lrfe helprng rn both the school and the communrtv vshenev er we can be of assrstance and sub teachmg when the regular teacher cannot be present Also we conslder the possrbllltxes advan tages and drsadxantaees of our gorng to college When anyone decrdes that rt would prove benefrcral for hlm to S0 to 0011639 all Of the 1I1f0rm21I1OD about the certarn college he plans to attend can be obtalned through thls club Thls ard of course 15 not only etctended to those plannrng to attend colleges but also unrversrtres nursxng schools buslness schools and any other type of educatlonal lnstltutron Not only do vue haue great plans for the Future College Students of West Alejrandrra of thls jear but vat also hate hrgh hopes and plans for lts further dexelopment lll the tears to come It IS our desrre to set the future hrgh school students of West Alerrandrra take mer thrs nevtlx organrzed club and use rt to their btst aclvlrrtave BARBARA WFTHINGTON THFLMA WAGNER needed - the knowledge will be beneficial to you. K V , , , . A. A. L. A - 'S . V , , , L. . - , -. C A. . ' I . ' B. .A. A ' ' ,' ' ' 4' .' .' .' I . L ' ' ' 5' ' l A A 'I ' HN 4 vs ' P, .. Qviinlan-na ZG44 FITSK Rom Jean Barr Eleanox Lacx Rlchard RIIICK V1I'2lI1l8 Relge Pat Mann Second Rov. Marx Haxxlex Marjorle Bates Shlrlex Seekamp NIISS Mextz Pat Wetlnnfton Thelma Wagner Sallx Uhl MAAC 61644 First Rove Shlrlex Seekamp Marjorxe Bates Da1'1e1BuCk1ngham Elxzabeth Cllbert Marx Haxxlex Second Row Eleanor Lacs Pat We-thlngton MISS Cnapln Sallx Uhl Pat Mann ' r I fi' Xe 5 x it E ,, - 9 ,' E ' I E ' 'gy ,xx - ' 1 t W' vs' ,,, f 2 - ' .2 1 U 4 if 14 wr 4 ' 5 I , N. ei x i ' 'wi 74 I e V N fm AJ q N 'Q' . Q15 9 I 'I ,' ' ' Y. . ' 5 . . 'S ' .F E S - 0 I ' .Z ' L, l - - ' . ' t ' T' .l L. C . Slualeni G 'Z rlrst Row left to right Elizabeth Gllbert Myrna Fox Earla Mae Mlller Bobble Chambers Ruth Kuhbander Marllyn Fahrenholz Second Row left to right Merun McKee George Wmkelman Fred Habekost Denme M11ler Danny Bullock Thlrd Row left to rlght Mr Dlehl Ml Qlayman Loran Albert Sam Morthland MISS Mertz Mr Sprmkle The Student Council organization was started this year for the first time in West Alexandria Schools The purpose of the Student Council is to more closely unite the faculty and students and the community Also it helps in solving some of the problems which may arise in school according to the number in the class The Student Council is composed of I7 students and 4 faculty members The first meeting took place on September i9 l946 At this meeting we elected officers They are as follows Charles Graham President Loren Storer Vice President Myrna Fox Secretary and Elizabeth Gilbert Treas urer After electing officers the next procedure was to draw up the consti tution of the Student Council During the year an Athletic Council was elected and dates were set for class parties Penalties were set for those not paying their class dues and two new amendments were added to the Constitution The members of the Student Council gain valuable experience in govern ment and help to promote a feeling of goodwill and self discipline within the student body Elizabeth Gilbert , . The members of the Student Council are selected by their respective classes V . v 1 U , D Q , 1 ' V I I 1 I -- . I - ' 1 e F1rst Row James Ulrlch Farrel Thomas James McCray Dale Tlttle Donald McCoy Darrel Buckmgham Second Row Jean Barr Helen G1lbert M a r 1 l y n Fahlenholz Delores Thomas Opal Fllnchum JLl3.I1lta Fudge Carolyn Lange Jane Denlmger Mary Glngerlch Norma Hartman Third Row Earla Mae M1l1er Phyllls Moyer BCSSIS Brexden Myrna Fox Ellzabeth Gllbert Marllyn Sauer Shxrley Coomer Martha Frltz Loralne French Eunlce Smxth Neoma Getts Mar vxn Valentxne Fourth Row Everett Waggoner Morgan M Hume Dorothy Rrnck Alma Fugate Due to the mcreased desnre of our hlgh school students for vocatuonal tralnmg the corn rnercual curriculum has been revised to lnclude general buslness busnness aruthmetlc two years of typewrltnng two years of shorthand one year ot bookkeeplng and one year of oftlce traanlng The busu ness arrthmetlc shorthand and offlce traanung are new subjects We are especually pleased with our new murneo graph and mnmeoscope agua vwm, Fust Row Marx Morgan Carolyn Lange Helen Voge Second Row Mr Hume Jumor Agne Mr Spr1nkle Also Peggy Kemp who was absent Irene Ehler, Helen Voge. Mary , r. . I - . I . . . I I I I I , , 54471 Glafuu FITSD Row George Dearth Allen Ferguson B111 Hofacker Charles Stuklns John Mlllard Dale Looker Danny Bullock Clem Mxlstead Gene Marker Thlrd Row George W8Sh1llgDOD Bob French Jack Kester Don Crowell Marun Valentme Top Rovx Don McCov Jlm Ulrlch Fred McCoy lndustrual Arts or Shop as lt as more famuluarly called as an electnve subject for the tour upper grades and required for the seventh and enghth grades The objectnves of lndustrlal Arts are an brlet to turnrsh opportunities for self expressuon nn hand work and machune operations to develop apprecua tion, to acquonnt the students with the mechanical and scuentntnc appliances whlch surround them to develop a socual ottutude toward fellow workers and many other experuences whoch prepare students for lute lt does not pretend to be vocatnonol but Instead to give an overall pucture and condltuon of workvng together Thus year whrle handncapped by a shortage of materials and services the boys have accornpllshed their usual good work and our annual exhubrt thus sprung wall prove It Second Row: Buddy Brower. Bill Roach. Loren McKee. John Grossnickle. Harold Early. Mr. Reynolds Norman Powell. Fred Habekost. Jerry Minnich. Lloyd Snyder. ' 14441- Z ' - Jfaume 5 ' X' is Fnst Row Eumce Smuth Ata Henduckson Dorothy Runck Barbara Wethlngton Alma Fugate Joan Stukuns Second Row Jean Barr Helen Gxlbert Opal Fllnchum Phx 111s Busch Joyce Bradovu. Ruth Kuhbander Mlss Meyer Thlrd Row Marllyn Fahrenholz Kathren Hagler Marv Denlun er Jean Shafer The Home Economucs classes are duvuded unto four sectuons The seventh and eughth grades have class separately three peruods ea h week The seventh grade studued the basuc fund amentals of sewung and applued these to the makung of pun cushuons towels and aprons Thus class also learned to prepare beverages cereals and fruuts and planned and prepared and planned prepared and served a breakfast and luncheon Sewung projects were stuffed anumals and other Chrustmas gufts blouses dresses and skurts The Freshman and Sophomore classes are combuned and meet for a double peruod each day Thus class has studued unuts on vegetables bakung meats etuquette good groomung table settung and the preparatuon and plannung of meals Two or more sewung projects were completed by each gurl Among the chosen projects were wool and cotton dresses formals and skurts Gufts of stuffed anumals aprons felt puns and belts were made at Chrustmas The Senuor class meets for a double peruod each day Thus class completed unuts on mar ketung meal plannung and preparatuon bakung nutrutuon and renovatuon of hats dresses and suuts Among the sewung projects completed were a coat a formal wool and cotton dresses One of the gurls completed the project of makung drapes and a bedspread for her room The Senuors Freshman and Sophomores were permutted to take shoppung tours to pur chase materuals for theur sewung projects The gurls found the electruc stove and refrugerator acquured thus year very useful l , ..-.V M ' . ,. ' ' I U . ' ' . 1 , v ' L , g j ' I I I a breakfast. The eighth grade had units on baking, vegetables, fruits, meal patterns, menus, I I I ' ' I I I I I ' I I ' I I I ' I I I I - f Swlflr Qaah FIYSI Rove left to rlght James Havtley Don Hangen John Powell Bobbv Mefford Scott Worley George Morthland John Puyo el Second Row Lucllle Rlege Malyorle Shxflett Loulse Wogoman Jane Campbell Donna Mae Early Jean Campbell Betty Campbell Judy Glehl Shnley Gardner Ruth Huechtmg Thlrd Row Ray Suman Larry Warner Mary Loulse McClellan Rosemary McCoy Delores Reboulet Vera McKee Conme Hughes Elame Lantxs Robert Hamllton Robert NISIUS Shlyexdeckel Bobby Looker Boyd Bowman 4451 Qfmle Fnst Row left to rlght Carol Dxckson Connle Gardner Helen Slzemore Alxce Habekost Mary Lou Rodeffer Ethel Cruze Gladys Shafer Mau Jo Redfern Vonme Klepmger Gwenne Dlcxson Second Rovs Robert Harrxs Joe Wethmgton Wllllam Izor Carol Tankersley Loretta Mxller Mrs Nellle Wagner Phyllls Unger Suzanne Webb Ralph Maggard Wxllxam Allxson Dan1elRebou1et Thxrd Rom CUTIIS H8lldTlCkSOH Ronnle Brovsel 'Welson Rxege Jack Dolxhlte Kenneth Slorp Ralph Habekost Jerry French James Saxn W, , W. ,, J ,,,. Y , Fourth Row: 'Miss Mary' Tarry. Grady Stratton. Glen Shafer, James McClellan. Billy Shafer. Russel 404445: Quads '7ap 'ffuacl Qaeda Baden: From Row left to rr ht Harold Maggard Nanct Lrndsex Terrx Schlerf er Carol Rockwell Curtr Efnlx Martha Putovel Warren Hamlet Pattt Bullock Donald Rleael Julrl Chfldwell Rrchfrrd Uhl Ruth Smder and Barn Yost Second Rom Berxl 'VIcClellan Sharon Oldfather Earl McClellan Shrrlex Drckson Raxmond Bowman Marx Unger Blllre Slorp Dorothx Lunsford Ronald Summers Roberta Wethrn ton Eddre Hearst Thnd Row Larrs Un er Jack Sprcer Barbara Bruns Larrx Thomas Dorothx Waller Jrmmre Good Marrlwn Afne Gene Sprcer Alberta Bowman Tommt Hofacker Jennre Marshall and Vlrss Westfall Fourth Row Sammx Hamrlton Janet Wood Constance Coomer Marjorre Deeter Alrce Grossrnckel Glorm Busch Marx Grlffrn Shrrlex Ferguson and Onda Keslrne 0 Jerrw Gardner 6 Carol Ludt 1 Charles Vlarker 8 Glenna Tapalman 9 Lowell Hammond 10 Mabel Bowman 11 Allan Hall Row 2 1 James Marshall 2 Helen Harrrs 3 Sammx Retnolds 4 Joan Wrnkelman o Jlmm Swope 6 Judy James 1 Bobbx Srmmons 8 Carolxn Tr ttschuh 9 Charles George 10 Shrrles Qhrflett 11 Pattx Vra Row 3 1 Shrrlex Crank 2 Brllx Mrller 3 Joxce Pol'et -1 Bobbx Bollrn er 9 Ceralcl Thomas 6 Anna Marre Qwrnn 7 C iIh6I1Il9 Gllfflll 8 Sallt Collrns 9 Yvllllld Rader Teacher MISS Mau Jane De Irrno ' 1, . ' f, ' ,' ' . l Y . 2 c ' . 1 ' . L i. .t ' ' ' . E. V ' V - ' g ' ' V ' t v. v U ' - . . . . - . ' ' Front Row. left to right: l. Larry Miller: 2. Suzanne Rebouleti 3. Raymon Klepinger: 4. Wilma French: ' : .K ' 'A 1 . ' Q ' 'L . Q r : . g ' g 4: '. 1 ' . Q ' 3 . . ' I . j A .1 . ' 2 ' 1 '. ': 1 ,. . Ii'-in- Fxont Rovx left 'o rlght Thomas Jones Terrel Sveank Ralph Snnmons Paul Rodeffel Larlw Spltlel and Rlchard Pxtsxnger Second Row left to rlght Ira Kreltzer Barbara Talma e Ronald Rle e Shnlex Shank Thomas Gardner Phvllls Slzemore Kenneth Bowman Ruth Simmons and James Voge Thnd Rovl left to rwht John Spauldmg Juha Wxsong Rufus Clank Parts Dans Jeux Cooper Ka tondra Smith Rxchard NISIUS Carol landls and Donald Schle1ger Fourth Row left to rlght Mary J Jones Donald Chadvsell Patrlcla Mexer Marun Havslex Julla Hearst Marxlvn Bolmger Chrxstme Coleman W1ll1am Ham11IOH MISS Maude Schell Fxfth Row left to rlght Dorothx Cruze Carol Los Beckx Swank Cola Weldon Sue Colllns Nancx James B3b1I1gIOll was absent the das the DICIUTE was taken Back Bllls Voge Donxne Ebx Ellen Mae Whltehead Lanx Balland Blllx Eubank Lxnnette Kesllnv Herbert Smith Daxld Ehler Mxddle Donald Adams Nexm Oldfather Jackxe Meffoxd Dale Wxsong Tommx Chllders Floxd Spltler Dlck Hudson Karen Vogue Dale Denlmgex Fnst Flowd Hlleman NIHIJOTIE Wlnkelman Donald Oxexbex Lxnda Lou Landxs Judx B2iblllglOll Wendell Delhl JI Sandia Schlelgel ROQQI Boo! Joxce Plelce Ge-ol e Mlllel Elune Reboulet Wendell Webb Jean HHIIIS John Vangas .J1 . I ' . U . U ,Q Q , - - D - D - . . - . ' I' A . Y . I . . 'f 7. I 'G h A ' . ' . lv -l . V . by .' 4 ..v. Y - . . . . - 7 ' I v V ' v A ' v -' . 1 ' Miller and Judy Pollet. v K'-l.. ,K .-. 4. 1 F'1rst Row left to r1 ht Stephen Krextzel John Stuklns Don las Box man R,O1lll1G Pltslnger Raloh Eckhart Thomas Mlller Second Rovl Rlta Osterbergel Sally McDonald Joyce CHIICO Martha Ann Redfern Maureen Tabor Karen Mc Donald Ruth Carlco Kaye Lesh Zelma Deeter Phvllls Mlller Thlrd Row Jack Radel Howard Redfern Tommy CHIICO Walter Kreltzel Paul Waters Glen Geolge Francis George Jav B UIl 9I Fred Browel Delbert Tabor DhIlll1S K1e1tAe1 MIS Buckley from lffae Qaacfei We are grateful for the Father of Publrc School Educatron Horace Mann He wrltes If ever there was a cause If ever there can be a cause Worthy to be upheld by all Of toll or sacrrflce that the Human heart can endure It s The cause of Education The common school IS the greatest drscovery ever made A patruot as known by the Interest he takes In the Education of the young Be ashamed to due untul you have won some victory for humanlty Horace Mann lflontrlbuted by Mlss Shell s Rooml by rnan l , ,U . . Q .V U V P . , , 3 . , .. U . . . . V A . . . 4. . . . . , . U- V . .,.. . 1 1 I I - - 1 funcfz The coteterla has Improved very much thus year New equipment has been added consustung of a new gas stove retrugerator electrlc potato peeler and cookung utenslls A new lunch system was set up For 25c each undu vldual gets a plate lunch lwhlch consusts of a vegetable meat and dessertl Many comoluments have been pond to the cateterua operators Louella Deems and Ruth Crouse who prepare pretty appetnzung dashes lt us qunte a job for two women to feed an average of more than ZOO growung chnldren each day Some ofthe seventh and eughth grade gurls help by dolng dashes clean :ng trays etc There are also a few hugh school boys who carry trays to the younger chlldren l I I A I . I I I A I f I I milk, and ice cream. . . , I ll ll - - ' 1 - ' , . . I - , . ,4l!Jafw14 Front Row Everett Waggoner Tommy Bellar Carolyn Lange Harold Early Danny Bullock Second Row Mr Dlehl Loren McKee Paul Agne Darrel Buckingham Mr Sprmkle The Athletic Assoclatlon of West Alex m 1947 boasted a membershxp of well over 350 Those who were members were given prxvlleges at our Athletlc Banquet March 21 Wlth football coming on we hope we can double our membershxp for 1947 48 Offlcers of the Assocnotuon were Presldent Darrel Bucknngham Secretary Everett Woggoner Treasurer Carolyn Lange Also on the board were Harold Early Tom Bellor Paul Agne Dan Bullock Loren McKee Athletac banquet was held at town hall as planned on March 21 the Dorcas Society servmg the meal Letter awards were presented and the County Basketball champs were honored Football West Alex resumes football next season for the furst tlme slnce l942 To thas pruntmg the tollowmg teams have been scheduled West Carrollton Oxford McGuffey Trotwood Modrson and Germantown The team wull open fall practuce August 20 Track A Preble County Track clrnuc was sponsored by Jess Meyers as chair man from Lonuer Al Kuracoff of Gratis and Earl Buck from Duxon hugh schools Coach Kennedy and several track hopefuls attended Meets will be arranged after thus pruntmg wlth a possuble trap to Muamu and Greenvulle relays Baseball. Four baseball games have been scheduled so tar thus sprung CARL KENNEDY Advisors were: Mr. Sprinkle, Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. Diehlr nord Jff 'QR M4 uhy Elgin rs s on r tc ew damond o ed Lady Elg s D o e o t e x I e che hed for ther ss be ty for y pu ty o o d g t c o ts o r c o c lg o set otchex Y I o e en go co e e o o o to r ge uno e H cv ed crystal D t ct ely styled n IIK natural b ll tly so th len IG mo ds Hgh curved c ystol FRITZ E. MARTI J E W E L E R 316 Bf00dW0Y Phone 566 Greenville Ohio Benrus Longme Watches Waltham Elgin Community Plate Silverware I847 Rogers POFIQGF Pens Shaffer Eversharp Wufches S30 fo 331000 Diamonds S22 'SO to SI OOO C 1 I R F E D , w I E T o IN 5 A E R T v E N A I T I Vg U 0 N 0 A .I N L , C L E Y W E A A D V R E y E R ' S T I The curtain ie d ama i , n , 5 - U S ad rn in . estined t b family R E heirlo ms, hes exquisite Lady Elgin wil b E D ri: i agele au , the tier ri f their ine diamonds, n for T I the proud tradition of their flne old name. .N A mo nificen sele ti n now awoi y v O P I h i e. All E in diom nd w R have the omous 9 iewel m v m t. B I E C Dainty I4K rose Id 1 x t with 5 tw di m nd: and u n I F E A Q Oriental rubi 5. igh S rv . R I is in iv i E gold ri ion t wi d' - N - ' - n . i H r . D S I THE SIGHT FEE q II GENERIITUR CDMPIINY MAKERS OF Seqit ?eed PDRTIIBLE IIIIETYEEIIE GENERIITORS 'A' I I SALES: RICHMOND, INDIANA ' FACTORY: W. ALEXANDRIA, OHIO A R C A D I A Bowllng Alley FINE FCCD JOHNWHITE 'I' 'I' 'I' Recreation 'I' 'I' 'I' 'l l l' TWIN VALLEY BANK ,n.m.-nn-- ,1 ,..4 f. 'z'fer4.' 4. WOGAMAN S GULF SERVICE Thot Good Gulf GASOLINE ond MOTOR OIL COMPLETE CAR SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES North Mom Street West Alexo ndrno Ohlo Phone 54 W THE WEST ALEXAN DR IA KIWANIS CL UB 'PWA y ATP An Orgomzahon of Busmess and Professronol Men with o Prnmory Interest m the Progress and Welfare of the Commumty SPONSORING Boy Scout Troop No 107 and Cub Pack No 107 Ald to Underprlvlleged Chxldren SUPPORTING- Churches Agrlculture Business Schools Veterans Groups Youth Actlvltles PROMOTING Good Government and Cltlzenshlp Internauonal Good Wxll Falr Buslness Practices Communxtv Work WE BUILD OFFICERS Hubert A Mann Plesldent Ernest L Deem Im Past President Fred S Shelton Vlce Presldent Stanley E Buchanan Sect Treas Donald W Smith Im Past Secv Treas Ot1s C Sm1th Lt Gov 2nd D1v1s1on 9 DIRECTORS 7 Harvey J Brumbaugh Orvllle L Jefferls Ernest L Deem Walter F Shultz Stanley L Habekost Warren E Snyder I9 MEMBERSHIP 47 Allgrunn Kenneth L Mann Hubert A Allen Jas C Montfort Harold E Ashworth Lester F McClellan Ed E Beneke Lawrence R Patterson Chas C Berry Chas E Rinehart Frank E Blckel Chester O Shelton Fred S Brumbaugh Harvey JSheppard Bayald G Buchanan Stanley E Shlmler Rev DonaldH Shipley Harry H Fahrenholz Henry H Shultz Walter F Smlth Donald W Smxth Otls C Snyder Warren E Spr1nkle Judson E Suman Ed C Trxttschuh J Homer Ullmann Mllton J Unger Henry H Wmkelman Chas E Wmkelman Geo E Zlmmerman Lysle J DBCIII EI'IlCSt L Good Rev John H Habekost Stanley L Hamxlton Harold O Hastings Wxlbur C Hammond Frank E Holman Joseph N Hume Benj J Jefferls Orv11le Kelser Chas B Kleplnger Von Loerke Walter 1 I9 - -- 47 fr'!?Z,, ' , ' ............. . ., ' ' ' 3 5 I - - 4 .fe ,, .,. 'fffQg,,,.3' Chas. E, Berry Joseph N. Holman . Y ' ' I , I' I J. l , v . 1 1 1 I I . ' ' . I I ' I ' I ' . -- 1- , J. ' , . COMPLIMENTS OF MAPLELAWN SEED FARM OHIO CERTIFIED HYBRID SEED CORN WHEAT AND SOYBEANS Tested cmd Proved by Ohio Agri. Experimental Stotion A. B. FLORY GRATIS OHIO D. E. FLORY 0 -4 31 Q d 48 F I2 CWSP? EWG Lvl COMPLIMENTS DR F M HEARST WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO CW X5 CW K5 Producers of Ph 3 G t' 8 F If sin: OF o o 0 KENNETH E H MILTO REAL ESTATE MEMBER PREBLE COUNTY REAL ESTATE BOARD FARMS BUSINESS CITY PROPERTY tM Tlh NOW AND ALWAYS BEST WISI-IES W A H S CARRIE ROSELIUS W A I-I S ALUMNUS INSURANCE AGENCY O 9 Sou I1 oin Sf. e ep one 32 West Alexondrio, Ohio Home Tel. Grotis I9 F 4 For Compliments of . ' St. d i , Ohi BRUMBAUGH HARDWARE C0 B RSI STOVES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CI-IINAWARE FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS GLASSWARE STORES AT WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO cmd EATON OI-IIO CW F5 CW P5 COMPLIMENTS OF STOCK 6'9 DOUGLAS 9.3 ' Slv Y 0 C. . KISE , oe Owner HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES - PAINTS - GLASS - WALLPAPER C C SPRING Pres W A SPRING Sec ond Treos PRI BRD COMP DEPARTMENT STORE LARGEST STORE IN PREBLE COUNTY EATON OHIO Across From Post Office HIGH CLASS MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES HERE YOU BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AND SAVE WITH SATISFACTION Mm SALES Closs of 47 Your DeSoto-Plymouth Deoler Wushes You Success' RELIABLE SERVICE TIRES MOTOROLA RADIOS FACTORY PARTS BATTERIES AUTO ACCESSORIES HIPLEY MOTOR SALES I 9 IZ TX . Y U U V 32219 SERVICE mr COMPLIMENTS OF THE BROOKVILLE FARMERS GRAIN CO bk COMPLIMENTS OF Brookvllle Natlonal Bank COMPLETE RURAL BANKING SERVICE S50 OOO Cop fol S60 OOO Su plus 0 Everything For the Produ r B h M' ' g Sp ' ly P ' P d U ' F d B k 'II Oh' Q Q , i , r Twin alley Frozen Foods 8: Locker Plant FRESH FROZEN MEATS FISH AND VEGETABLES CUSTOM BUTCHERING POULTRY DRESSED AND MEAT CURED Preporlng ond Freezing of Frunts ond Vegetable ond Meot for Home Lockers Full Line of Contonners For Sole Phone 33 W Electric Street West Alexondruo Onto 'l l l' MMD CHNNER Conner of Fme Tomotoes TOMATOES CONTRACTED FOR BY THE ACRE PLANTS AND SEEDS ARE FURNISHED Custom Connung of Fronts ond Vegetobles Phone 33 W Electric Street West Alexondruo Ohno 'l II'l' Drake s Shoe Store SHOES MENS WORK CLOTHING RUBBER GOODS Alhed Gas SCFVICC PROPANE BUTANE THE WAY TO FOOT COMFORT MEN WOMEN d CHILDREN Health Spot Shoe S h PAUL E WHAL M OP 4850 EAT SHAVERS Ice Cream DRINK DRULEY'S ...M1lk... EATON, OHIO 7 -for- IO4-6 N. Ch y St t , on E t Oh' Ph 353 O I 9 3 Qin Street T Rich d Id' Ph E All Oh' . EN g CAMPBELL CAMDEN FURNITURE snor Mom' COMPANY Camden Ohno Phone I IO FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERINGS KMSER ERAZER TRACTORS GFI FARM EQUIPMENT Phone II7 56 South Mom St Comden Ohio FRAZER ROTOTILLER POWER TILLER of Q HUNDRED USES Cd-F5 CWF5 COMPI. I MENTS OF TI-I E FORD DEALERS IBIII MCJTTI R632 3633 gl, 'I I d sc gif: Swv? I gg :c COMPLIMENTS OF NEW LEBANON OHIO WEBB5 S 8a F CAFE Sunoco Servlce Statlon FINE FOODS W t AI SUNOCO DYNAFUEL d SUNOCO OILS MOTOR REPAIR WORK h HOLWEGER Sz HOLP FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE I5 F 2 N Lb Oh -In 'll Ill 1' 'I' Q . ' 1- 1- 1- ' 7 0 0 O O es exondrio, Ohio W. C. Hastings, Mgr. N L b QI-1' on C. Sc oof E. F d Phones 78 onon, io PREBLE COUNTY LUMBER g0MpANy C816 SUPER SERVICE W om Lf LUMBER MILL WORK HARDWARE PAINTS W IAI W IAI MblG FlygRedH ZIMMERMAN 8: SO S t i t tittt i AMBULANCE SERVICE iiiii i i if iii if iii! i West Alexcmdruo, Ohuo Grcms, Ohuo 1 I I l i- C pl' t ' - f Q 1 , . Tlli ', , . 1? Yifxlllar' IHKSZQQ 1 f,'lI Ya.: Y Ph 175 es ex. Oh' Ph I2 es ex., Oh' -l N l, fmufnu If iftttt 1 hu 1 1 1 if if if if WHEN IN TROUBLE WITH PLUMBING OR HEATING EQUIPMENT CALL 146 CHARLES E WINKELMAN 29 Eost S th St eet West Ale o d o Ono GOOD WORK CONSCIENTIOUSLY PERFORMED TI-IAT GIVES YOU LASTING SATISFACTION E C KRAMER Q ers T B Wothy o F edshp Fo G A R A G E ces d to W st gho se C osley Speed O ee DELCO Q EI WILLARD BATTERIES Tho Mog c Chef PENNEZOIL d GREASES Coe AUTO d TRACTOR REPAIRING West gho C osley E e s ou r x n ri , I + I I Lewisbur , Ohio Complim n of Our Aim Is o e r of Y ur fl n I 0 Involid Coach ond Funerol Service - Furniture I or Coverings Applion on S ves e in u r Nu n n r I I on I mon ' Esfofe OVW Worm Morning Radios in use + r m r on FUt 5025 MILLER sPoRTiNG Goons R C NEIN FUNERAL HUME NC d Ph e 60 EXCLUSIVE OUTFITTERS TO THE SPORTSMAN WHOLESALE RETAIL Beigel Jewelers, Inc ZON thMo S Dot 7 I'i ROY BLANCHARD Ge eol M oge DIAMONDS WATCHES Cl JEWELRY W st S SPECIALISTS D V10 2 1' Pho Q FU 8791 LAND OWNERS PLAN NOW FOR YOUR 1947 SILO Let Us Help Solve Your Problem by Moking Recommendotions ond Quototions on Your Requirements Without Any Obligations The Neff and Fry Go. CAMDEN, OHIO PHONES 193 and 178 I on Compliments ot I l I Com en,Ol'1io on 2 Willorcl Moss, Jr., Assistant 1 I I n r on I, or in t. y on L, O io , on 7 e First treet o n ,O io n Siv X Civ ' I. 0 C K mplemenl Store FARMING EQUIPMENT LEWISBURG OHIO PHONE 48 W CWF5 C'KK 5 br!! 'l l l' 9.1.1.0 HEETER BGB CI-ll-IILLS e s IOI VV I. bgoh 'll'l l' 4, 4. 1. THE Lswlssuns LUMBER co 'Q' esac.: Complim t of Lcwisburg Ohio Complim t Phono f 0 'f io Complaments ll P RUTH E I' BURKET Modern Shoe Repourung JEWELER ondShoes West Alexondrno Ohuo West Alexcmdrno Ohno I2 West Dayton Street West Alexondruo Ohio FAX? g,,yo COMPLIMENTS OF WDODARD S QUALITY MARKET WHITE VILLA GROCERIES HOME KILLED MEATS FRESH AND FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 7 West Alexondruo Ohno ZWF5 br of l I I I r ' 7 DRY CLEANING and PRESSING 7 O 1 , . McKEE SIIEEI. SERVICE BATTERY CHARGING WHILE YOU WAIT Complete Lubrncotnon With Courteous Attention ACCESSORIES GOODYEAR TIRES AND GLOBE BATTERIES CLARENCE MCKEE Prop PHONE 65 Mom ond Mople Sts Eoton Ohuo Compliments ot S Machllle DRUG STDRE Mom Street Eaton Ohso REPAIR AND MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS West Alexondr o Ohno 'I' 'I' I .,,' . . , J 'I' 'I' Q 7 , I ' BE SURE INSURE Deem Insurance Agency Thus ls Your Department Store of Insurance PHONE 133 IO7 South Barron Eaton Oh o Dotty s Beauty Shoppe West Alexandra Ohro Phone I63 Call for Appo ntments for Shampoos Waves Man cures Permanents S5 OO S12 50 Try Our New Rnlllng Cooler Wave Rhodes Electrlc Shop CROSLEY PRODUCTS PRESTELINE ELECTRIC STOVES WATER HEATERS PARTS of ALL KINDS A Good Place To Buy W C KEPLINGER GENERAL STORE Lexrngton Ohlo Qu ck Servnce GROCERIES DRY GOODS HARDWARE MEATS COMPLIMENTS 6 Dayton Power Ea Light Company Phone 236 West Alexandria, Ohuo 9 i I . i - - a , i . . West Alexandria, Ohio i . OF 0 0 .Th 0 0 0 PM mm 9-12 9.1-ps .lefferles Hatcherles Day S Electnc Shop Y PHILCO RADIOS a d REFRIGERATORS e WH Q EASY WASHERS RADIO SERVICE APPLIANCE REPAIRING ELECTRICAL WIRING k'. ' 4.. ook ill 'o Poell5 CWF5 gun? CWA? COMPLIMENTS OF G. E ARTI ELECTRIC SHOP West Alexandria Ohlo Phone ZSI 7 o o o For the Past 2l ears n Ev r an for the Poultryman West Alexandria, Ohio Phone ZO2 W Broo vulle, Ohio Phone 2 P Br v e, Ohm h n O l SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL ROOKSTOOI. VARIETY STURE The Look Theatre The Friendly Town Holl Theatre WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO COMPLIMENTS WEST ALEXANDRIA OH IO Tru-Tread Tire 8: Rubber Co. SCHOOL DAY MEMORIES May be preserved for lute wuth the vouces of vour school mates and fruends on our Studro Recorder Records of your Orches tras Quartets and Truos wlll be precious keepsakes In years to come Remember we are headquarters for every thlng In the Electronic Lune prompt eff: cvent banded Radio Repanrrng WEST ALEX RADIO SERVICE REFRIGERATORS RADIOS RECORDS Phone 86 R 9 North Mann St West Alexondrro Ohno COMPLIMENTS YOUR MOBILGAS MEN Earl A Hickey Herman H Holp Phone l73 West Alexandria Olfwno ESSIG GARAGE AND WELDING COMPANY PORTABLE WELDING AND CUTTING Gratns Ohio Phone IOO C415 UAW OUR BEST TO THE CLASS OF 47 SOHIO SERVICENT ER WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO C745 C755 QS as x.. , . . of , . n - . I . I 1 ' I A . . l ' r f 'I' :D C :D C 1 ll Il , . 'l l l' BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Compliments f KEYES RECREATION wlasr ALEX W GRAIN 8. coAL co , , , STUDENTS' C TWIN TAVERN W fm R d h Fawn Fooos Twm Valley News A W tAI + es ex,, Ohio l Fo plt C Q f es ex. S h I d H N Choice Night Spt eo T c . I Wes lcxond ' Ol ' es exondrio, Ohio READ THE LEA DER ALL THE HOME AND COUNTY FIS HER S GROCERY The Company Dr H A Kemper 1- BANT A EG? SON Grocery and Meat Market Compliments 'I' of 9 Phone 47 Lewlsburg, Ohlo Lewssburg, Ohro fOr Compliments of O NEWS Peoples Bankmg Lewisburg, Ohio C I' of Complimc A of O O O Lewisburg, Ohio L ' b Ol A ULLMANN S DRUG STORE WRIGHT S FEED STORE Mr 8: Mrs A W AGNE Wmdle s Restaurant H GH GRADE COAL COKE E SERV CE A D DEL VER CHESTER 0 BICKEL 'I' CROWELL ICE 8: TRUCK COMPANY ATK NS RO UCTS C p ' Complimen s of of 9 9 Phone 25 West Alex,, O. Woodson peggl Owner C mpliments C . of of ' 7 I O C O Down By the Roilrood Track West Alexondrio, Ohio P 4 West Alex., O. - C N I Y O E S I W I Ph ZW W AI . O, one es' ex Ph 56 wesr Alex., 0. Wm A Shroyer s Sons SPORTING GOODS . th St. t ' WEAVER 8: FISHER PLUMBING ond HEATING EURNACE ond PUMP REPAIR PHONE BOW 'lIe, 'o Markey Sales Servlce .b Q . PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES F T MARTIN C E RIESAU AUCTIONEERS e ii Ie SI JOE E CREAGER AUCTIQNEER 36F4 Brookvllle Auto Parts Company MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Mk Phe2 B klle 9 O I 4 E F D y Oh B I4 Ohi . n 0 '- 0 0 Lewis ur , Ohio Phone 9 Cent Wi e 7021 - B kvil F 22 Dayton Office Ad. 3661 O N L b Ohio Ph o o ers of Lines Acc: o e To he rode ZZI or et St 'r 6 ' Ohi O e O FLORY COMP Y COMPLETE PROCESSING SERVICE CUSTOM BUTCHERING ond CURING A COMPLETE LINE of MEAT and GROCERIES KELVINATOR STOVES ond REFRIGERATORS MORTON KITCHEN CABINETS Phone I I I Aukermon ond Decatur Sts Eaton Ohno E T O Tlre SCFVICC Co The Shop Thot Guves Your S o Long Rude EATON OHIO Phone 43 GOODRICH TIRES RECAPPING MOBILGAS ond MOBILOI L BRUBAKER B R O S . IIO North Cherry St Phone 275 Eoton Ohio Bartel, Rohe 8: Rosa Co OFFICE SCHOOL JANITOR SUPPLIES 92I Mom Street Rtchmond lndnono . .Th . . 0 l C Compliments of 0 JOHNSVILLE GARAGE Cr AUTO SALES Johnsvulle Ohno CLEAN USED CARS FOR SALE CUSTOM REPAIR ond PAINTING ond GARAGE WORK OUR CUSTOMERS COME FIRST ALL WORK GUARANTEED New Lebonon Ohno Phone 37 F I I BEAUTY SALON TOC N Poron Foton Ohio Phone 260 MARGARET SURFACE Open tn! 9 OO P M Every Frndoy Nnqht LAWSON S SELF SERVICE Eooos TI-IRIFT E MARKET Eaton om EIKENBERY McFALL CO FURNITURE AND RUGS Eaton Ohuo 'I' OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE Fnnest FARM MACHINERY C. B. EIKENBERY Eoton, Ohno MARGARET's S ,A S A - In 'I' Compluments of HINKLE S BAKERY New Lebanon Ohao Phone 90 Compluments of MILLER S PHARMACY Phone 9089 Nevx Lebanon Ohuo New Lebanon Inn A Good Place to Eat Lunches 11 Z Dinners 5 S Sunday Dunners 12 Noon to7P M Reservation for Banquets By Appountment Phone 9139 New Lebanon Ohio Propruetors Lynn s Beauty Shop New Lebanon Ohuo Phone 33 .1 ohnsvllle Restaurant Lunches and Short Orders Reservations for Partues New Lebanon Ohuo Phone 9125 F 3 Thomas' Electric Shop Repair of Refrngeratzon and Electrical Appluances 2 E Mann Street New Lebanon Ohuo Phone 144 THE ROUND UP Route 35 Across From Dlxue School GOOD FOOD 9 , , I , ' Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Roselius 9 o F SCHMERMUND COMPANY JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS DIAMONDS Greenville Ohso THE LOY MILLS GRAIN FLOUR FEED Phone Brookvu I le 65 PYRMONT OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR LOCAL ALLIS CI-IALMER DEALER PAUL WEITENDORF Brookvllle Ohio Phone 27 J 1m Flynn, Inc., Sportmg Goods Telephone HE 9601 Corner Furst ond Jefferson Streets Dayton 7 Ohno Dnstrubufors For WILSON SPALDING RAWLING S See Us For Your School Sweoter Where Sporfsmen Serve Sportsmen Go l The Farmersville Exchange Co. GRAIN - FEED -COAL - SUPPLIES Telephone 97 FARMER OWNED FARMERSVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS DR and MRS H H GOOD ROY D SOMERS Ed' COMPANY THRESHERS FARMERS AND MILL SUPPLIES FARM EQUIPMENT PHONE 225W BROOKVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF S A DUNKLE and SONS EATON ELECTRIC HATCHERY Ph 32 L C LEACH Eo Oho CHICKS TURKEY POULTS DUCKS CUSTOM HATCHING FEEDS SUPPLIES REMEDIES CABINS COTTAGES OF O O O O O O O Phone SI23 Brookville, Ohio one , . ION, I 'I' DRUGS SUNDRIES SODAS DEAN S DR G STORE Lewusburg Ohuo RUGS UPHOLSTERY SCIENTIFICALLY CLEANED NO SCRUBBING NO SHRINKAGE J DE ON Lewlsburg Ohlo Phone 224 ESTHER S BEAUTY SHOP Permonents For Every Type of Hour Mochune Mochnneless Coldroy Style Quoluty Sotrstoctuon Lewlsburg Ohio Business Phone 49 Residence Phone IO7 JERRY S HOTEL H E Moots Prop HOME COOKING 8 Blocks South of U S 40 Phone 53 Lewusburg Ohlo DEVELOPING PRI NTI NG ENLARGING Everything Photographic FOLKERTH STUDIO SPlTLER'S Army and Navy Surplus Hundreds of Items You Need Choutfcurs Photos 208 N Borron St Eoton Ohio . . RS 'II 'll FARMS CITY PRO ERTY Glen Davis, Realtor AND GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES W tAl Coppers Food Market R M Lee W Sehlenker JEWELER 1864 Crouse s Restaurant Wilson Hardware Company HARDWARE STOVES PAINTS OILS AND GLASS ARTH UR FORTN EY 0 NEIL FORTNEY W tAI The Preble County National Bank Etblhd Hotel Alexandrla d WtAI D 0 We oost Our Own Coffee Fresh cmd Cured eots Phone l56 es exo d io, Ohio E Ton' Ohio Compliments of O 9 Moin Street Relioble Since Opposite Post Off' E ton, Oh' Eoton, Ohio . Compliments of ond I E t Ohio es exondrio, Ohio C I On Route 35 on 503 Eoton Ohio es exe d. Ohio ' 1873 Wright 81 Sons DAIRY AND ICE CREAM STORE MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS Phone 63 W BrookvnIIe Ohno REBOULET S MENS ond BOYS FURNISHINGS BrookvnIIe Ohno Farmersvllle Auto Go FORD SALES and SERVICE Formersvllle Ohlo Telephone 37 There S 0 Ford an Your Future Complnments of Macy s Market MEATS GROCERY VEGETABLES Phone 23 Brookvnlle Ohio J 8fR Implement Store MASSEY HARRIS SALES ond SERVICE TRACTORS COMBINES FARM IMPLEMENTS Phone I7 Formersvulle Ohno HAY 81 POWELL HOME FURNISHINGS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Brookville Ohio B B GS SERVICE STATION and GARAGE SOHIO GAS AND OILS COMPLETE LUBRICATION TIRES AND BATTERY SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Phone I3 Formersvllle Ohuo Complnmenfs of STECK'S BAKERY and RESTAURANT Brookvulle Ohuo ' 1 1 I - ' I I . I I T 1 -1 , , . . I l I I I l I I ' L . , I I B O O S E CHEVROLET SALES GENUINE PARTS ond ACCESSORIES REPAIR ond SERVICE Phone 35 Brookville Ohno ROYALDALE FARM I I9 WoIt St Brookvnlle Ohio FANCY POULTRY ond RABBITS REGISTERED SHROPSHIRE SHEEP JACK W MUNDHANK Cv SON A R G C B A Judged Regnstror Compliments of VINCE S RESTAURANT FOOD AND BEER OPEN ON SUNDAYS Formersvnlle Ohio ARMSTRONG ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES LIGHTING FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES Phone 38 FormersvuIIe Ohno Compliments From W E B B S Ben Franklm Store I22 North Borren Street HICKEY S MARKET WHITE VILLA GROCERIES AND MEATS ZI7 Mann Street Eoton Ohno Eoton Ohfo OWEN'S FLOWERS FLOWERS WITH DISTINCTION MEMBER OF FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION In Any Event WIRE FLOWERS ' 1 o I , 1 I , 1 , . 1 ll ll I Camden Hardware Company CAMDEN GRATIS WEBB'S DRUGS Number I N. Main Street Camden Ohio DRUGS CHEMICALS SODA GERT INN LUNCI-IES SOFT DRINKS SANDWICHES Camden Ohio Phone 51 H 6? H CAFE BEER WINE LUNCHES Camden Ohno Phone 198 Compliments Of BERT E SNYDER J E Collet Es-9Son Clothung For Men and Boys Camden Ohno DEEM S TAVERN Where Old Fruends Meet Camden Ohno THE PANTRY Camden Ohno S HORT ORDERS featuring Sandwnches and French Fries Open Untul I OO A M I - I I I I I I o , I ' Camden, Ohio 9 , . I ' I -I - Q , by CQ A E fx, . Q ., Q, l ' 7? V V.,- ' .fkx .:' 4 34 4' ,, 5' - Q--2 , E.:-,-E23 E M p x c: 1 Q z 11 c F' n o U p r- 4 1 m 5 an uv r- cz cw -4 sl o 0 x o -Q 33215 1 4':4 In 4 if 2 ff , 1 W YM I E, M .. 1 .. W, A 4 ,,, .1 v ' f f .- ...alzs..f.. ., N , .. - .,... .. :'IA'f.'-2.--1:2-r:111:211:1:2:2:111:V:-1-zagzlz-:-:-1-1.3:-:lj-:Zz-gg? ff-:..w:4,-,--.:.,... 33-5jj-Q-j-Q-j-j-j-j-y:5q:,.L.1:,::gL:g:5:5-1-571 ,1.,f,,-:f::::,1.1 ., ,,.,'.:f,-, ' 'vw WZ? W 1 16440 BILL KAY'S SERVICE CENTER LEWISBURG OHIO il 5 EN 'S ' 1 ': -?L 'L'?3iF'7-EE? 2231-Ziifai ,F-'1-Tffg l 2 ' 1 nr ,,- 4