Clyde High School - Courier Yearbook (Clyde, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

E I-I z l I-I 1,31 C 0 G nenlcnnon B . The class oi 1953, in tribute to one who has given so much oi her time and ettort in our behalf, take great pleasure in dedicating the 1953 Courier to our former Sponsor, Miss Bernice Stacy. Born in Bowling Green, Miss Stacy received her high school training at Rossiord High School, and continued her education at Ohio Northern, Bowling Green, Ohio State, Chicago, and Toledo Universities. Before coming to Clyde, Miss Stacy taught in several of the Wood County schools, in Perrysburg, and at one time, served as a tutor in the Big Sister's Home at Columbus, Ohio. Outside of the classroom, Miss Stacy enjoys playing the piano, dramatics, traveling, and just being with people. We hope that Miss Stacy will continue to serve our school for many years to come, and in closing, We offer our sincere thanks, and Wish her much happiness and continued success. ua, ' The school was indeed shocked by the unexpected death of Eva May Riach, the heart of our office. Over a period of her seventeen years of service, Eva May became a tradition, a vital part of the school machinery. Eva May, efficient, and devoted to the best interest of the Clyde Schools, has made for herself a place in our hearts and memories. Only now are We beginning to fully comprehend the significance of this great loss to our school. An M 'r R N AND FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT We, the class of '53, extend our thanks to our superintendent, Mr. Virgil Briegel, for the fine Work he has been doing in our commun- ity's behalf. We are very fortunate to have had his expert supervision and guidance, things which are very essential to the smooth Working of any school program. We Wish you much success in the future, and hope to have your leadership in our school for many more years. IL BRIEG BUARD 0F EDUCATION W Ben Davis Richard Robbins Carlton Schwan Rush Richmond President Not in Picture Dr. William Cozad Ted Rogers Clerk Thanks to our Board of Education for the constant attention being given to the development of our school system. Their foresight and Wise planning is clearly reflected both in our new facilities now being erected, and in the curriculum which is being expanded and modified to meet the needs of today- the challenge of tomorrow. BERNARD F. HUNT PRINCIPAL If you ever happen to pass a door marked Principal, between 8:30 A.M. and 3:30 P.M., chances are very rare that you'l1 find that door closed, or the room beyond, empty. And if you ever need some good advice or help, Mr. Hunt will give you the best, and willingly too. He always seems to find time for everyone and everything. That is a very difficult task in this world of speed today. A lot of credit for making Clyde High School what it is today goes to Mr. Hunt, a true friend of all. g Q4 Ianice Maule Not in Photo . 11 K a,,,, MAINTENANCE Willard Bowersox Engineer Harold Robinson Custodian Louis Evy Custodian Gale Strouse Custodian 0 F FI G E N E L P Mrs. Rush Richmond u EMMA ,EA V E f ,f Q .xt F A 0 U L T Y NORMAN BRAUTIGAM Industrial Arts 9-12, Mechanical Draw- ing, Basketball Coach, Varsity C, Base- ball Coach, Football Line Coach. MARIELLEN CHAPPELL Typing I, ll, Shorthand I, ll, Business English, Business Arithmetic, School Paper, Y-Teens, Ir. Class Sponsor. CHARLES Vocational Agriculture I-IV, Farm Shop F.F.A. . ARTHUR HENDRICKS Physical Education, Science and Health 8, Varsity C. BEVERLY KENNEDY Speech l,ll, Physical Education, 1 Megaphone, Srg Class Sponsor, Sr Class Director, Ir. G.A.A., Ir. Play Tech nical Director. PAUL KOESTER N Social Problems, American History, Social Science 8, Spanish, Yearbook, Sr. Scouts, 7th Grade Sponsor. V RAYMOND Science and Health 7,8, 8, 8th Grade Sponsor. Science MARILYN NOEL English ,lO, Future Teachers, Sopho- LQ SS Sponsor. BERNICE STACY Social Science 7, Reading and Guid- ance 7, Iunior Bed Cross, Travel Club, 8th Grade Sponsor, National Honor Society. GLADYS STEVENS Math 7, Trigonometry, Algebra, English 8, 8th Class Sponsor. , FACULTY ROBERT MILLER Biology, Physical Education, YAttend- ance, Varsity C , Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach. IACQUELINE MOHR Vocal Music, Girls Chorus, 8th Grade Mixed Chorus, lunior Chorus. and Commercial Law, Economic Geography, General Business, lndus- trial Arts 8, Drivers Education, Senior Class Sponsor, lunior Play Director, Safety Patrol Sponsor, Senior Play Technical Staff. WILBUR SARVIS Latin l,ll, Economic Geography 10, World History, Guidance, Latin Club, Student Council, Iunior Class Sponsor. PAULINE TEAGARDEN A English 7,8, Horne Economics 8, 7th Grade Class Sponsor. RUSSELL WEST English ll, 12, Library, School Paper, Sophomore Class Sponsor. FAMILIAR SCENES Cafeteria NO- 2 Rap, rap, rap.-whew, whew 5' 1 E g, - -, Wi: iff - ' 1 . hiv-a..+3: 5 'yn V, Q . ' fy' . I . x 2 S- Ms ff ,H , A- '-ff' -- .- - . A ' . a ' as : , I A kkh' n ' ' A 'A , -A--' W , V , W , . .. Q ..-' ' ' mg. ' ,- .. .. , . I s -e , M , if ww , Barber s strike? fi: -1-W, , . . fs ' P. Y ,A f f' -- -'-- A Y aka U' : - M.. ' V- '- ,A .. ,L Akyyk ' I K k L' What's J ,.., Our school lin the making! Seniors, did you ever look like this? Photo prepqrqilon 4. SENIURS Iames Avers, Flying Through the Air With the Greatest of Ease-Band 9-12, Latin Club 9, 10, Library 9, 10, Class Officer 9-12, Track 9-12, Dramatics 9, 10, Yearbook ll, 12, Ir. Red Cross 10, Student Council 10, ll, Ir. Play, Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12, Orchestra 9211, Varsity C 9-12, Senior Scouts 9- LaMar Baker, Pass the Udder Udder- Basketball 9, F.F.A. 9-12, Track 9, ll, 12, Varsity C 9-12, Movie Club 10. Shirley Ann Baker, Why Don't You Be- lieve Me-Orchestra 9-ll, G.A.A. 9- 12, Y-Teen ll, 12, Ir. Play, Band 9-12, Newspaper 12. Shirley Marie Baker. lust My Bill-Glee Club 9-12, Educational 9, 10, Y-Teen 12, F.H.A. ll. L? rc 1 3 it gi Mfr.-.J V X V fm J Barry Brown. I'm Flying High-Movie Club 9, 10, Band 9-12, Latin Club 9, 10, Orchestra 9-ll, Track 9, 10, Year- book 9, Varsity C 9-l2, Senior Scouts 9-12, Ir. Play, Glee Club 12. Ellen Brutcher. There's No Tomorrow- Movie Club 10, Glee Club 10, ll, G'r.A.A. ll, 12, Ir. Play: Library ll, Y-Teen ll, 12, Newspaper 12. Ronald Brutcher, Diane-Movie Club 9- ll, Basketball 9, 10, Track 9-ll, Var- sity C 9, l0, Dramatics 10, Hall Force ll, 12, Ir. Play, Glee Club 12. Marlene Cleveland, Why Do 1 Love You-F.H.A. 9-12, Hall Force 9-ll, Educational Club 9-12, lr. Play, Glee Club 12. 1 5 William Foultner, 21 Starlets cmd Me- Movie Club 9-12, 1:'.l:'.A. 9-12, Varsity C 9-11, Ir. Play. Nancy Friedley, So In Love-Cafeteria Ass't. 9-11, Press Club 9, Glee Club 9-12, Library 9-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Ir. Play, F.H.A. ll, Yearbook 12. Lois Gill, Kentucky Babe-Educational Club 9-12, F.H.A 9-12, Hall Force 10- 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Ir. Play, Glee Club 12, Y-Teen 12. Violet Golembiowski. Let's Have a Party -F.H.A. 9-12, Hall Force 9, 10, Gf.A.A. 9-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Glee Club 12, Relay Queen ll, Newspaper 12. 6' SENIURS Lowell Conley. Gone Fishing-Orches tra 9, Band 9-11, Ir. Play, Reserve Basketball 11, Track ll. Walter Dayrinqer, There Will Never Be Another You-Movie Club 9, 10, Var- sity Football 9-12, F.F.A. 9-12, Base- ball 9, 10, Varsity C 9, 10, Track 9, 10, Ir. Play. Kathrine Doebel, Dancing in the Dark- Hall Force 9-12, Educational Club 9- 12, Y-Teen 11, 12, F.H.A. 10-12, Ir. Play. Iohn Eberhard, Lazy Iohn-Movie Club 9-11, F.F.A. 9-12, Hall Force 12. JJ- of SENIORS Mariorie Hiniz. Margie - Educational Club 9, Y-Teen 12. Ronald House. Come On To My House -Varsity C 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, Football ll, 12, Track ll, 12, Baseball 9, Movie Club 9, 10, Ir. Play. Iudith Hughes, 1 Want to Be With You Always - Megaphone Club 9-11, F.1-LA. 10,11, Y-Teen 11, 12,G1ee Club 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, Yearbook 12. James Humberger, Ohl What 1 Know About You-Movie Club 9-11, Library 9, Varsity Football 9-12, Track 9, 10, Varsity 10-12, Glee Club 10, 12, Stu- dent Council ll, 12, Ir. Play. Iohn Iackson, Lover-Basketball 9-12, Latin Club 9, Varsity 9-12, Student Council ll, Ir. Play. Cleobelle Iennings, Undecided-Mega phone Club 9-ll, Latin 9, 10, Hall Force 9, 10, G.A.A. 10-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Newspaper 12, National Honor Society ll, 12. Mary Iewett, Hillbilly Fever-Ir. Red Cross 9, Hall Force 9-12, G.A.A. 9-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Glee Club 11, 12, Ir. Play, F.1-LA. 12, Educational Club 11. Lucille Iohnson, Put Your Shoes On Lucy-Educational Clubt 9-12, Hall Force 9, F.H.A. 10, ll, Y-Teen 11, 12, G.A.A. ll, 12, Student Council ll, 12, Ir. Play, Library ll, Glee Club 12. Phyllis Liebeck, Star Dust-Orchestra 9-11, Library 9, 10, Forensic Club 9, 10, Band 9-12, Glee Club 10-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Ir. Play, Newspaper 12, G.A.A. 11, 12. Robert Liebold, Time On My Hands- Movie Club 9-11, Track 10, 11, Ir. Play, Football ll, 12. Iill Lochoizki, You're Breaking My Heart -Band 9-12, Orchestra 9-11, Y-Teen 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Ir. Play, News- paper 12. Xb Roberta Mesnard. Ain't She Sweet-Ir. -A Red Cross 9-11, Band 9-12, Hall Force 9-11, Press Club 9, Glee Club 10-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, G-.A.A. 11, 12, Ir. Play, Newspaper 12. I4 f if bf y 1 SENIURS Naomi Michaels, Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes-Megaphone 9-12, Glee Club 10-12, F.H.A. 10-12, G.A.A. 10-12, Educational Club 10-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Ir. Play. Iames Mitchell. 1 Was Only Pooling- Varsity Football 10-12, Varsity Basket- ball 9-12, Movie Club 9, 10, Band 9-12, Orchestra 9-l 1, Latin 9, 10, Track 9-12, Varsity C 9-12, Office Help ll, Na- tional Honor Society ll, 12. lack Mohn. Hot Rod Race-Varsity Foot- ball 9-l2, Ir. Play, Safety Patrol ll. Iudy Mosier. 1'm a Big Girl Now-F.H.A. 9-12, Band 9-12, Ir. Red Cross 10, 11. 43,3 Pat Moyer, Too Young-Ir. Red Cross 9- 11, Band 9-12, Orchestra 9-ll, Hall Force 9-11, Educational Club 9-ll, Press Club 9, G-lee Club 10, ll, Li- brary 10, ll, G.A.A. 10-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Ir. Play, F.T.A. 12, Newspaper 12. Kathryn Myers. Welcome To My Dreams-Latin 9, 10, Library 9-12, Hall Force 9-ll, Educational Club ll, 12, Yearbook 11, 12, Office Help ll, Ir. Play, Y-Teen 11, 12. Lon Osmon, It All Came True-Band 9-12, F.F.A. 9, Track 9-12, Orchestra 11, Ir. Play, Glee Club 12. Dean Payne, Farmer In the Dell-F.F.A. 9-12, Band 9-12, Movie Club ll. 'r Ianet Scheerer. We'll Build a Bungalow -Megaphone 9-11, F.H.A. 9, 10, Edu- cational Club 10, Glee Club 10-12, G.A.A. 10-12, Y-Teen ll, 12, Ir. Play. Iohn Schwcxn, Pretty Boy-Glee Club 12, Basketball 9, 10, Band 9-12, Varsity Football 9-12, F.F.A. 9, Track 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Orchestra 9-11, Varsity C 10-12, Ir. Play, Senior Scouts 12., 'Iohn Shanahan, T'was Only An Irish- rnan's Dream-Varsity Football 9, ll, 12, Latin 10, Senior Scouts 10-12, Ir. Play, Reserve Basketball 11, Glee Club 12. LaDonna Sloan-Beautiful Brown Eyes -Library 9-12, Educational Club 9-11, Orchestra 9-ll, Hall Force 9, F,l-LA. 9-ll, Press Club 9, Glee Club 10-12, Dramatics 10, 11, Y-Teen ll, 12, G.A.A. ll. Q N. SENIORS Pat Pearce, Trying-Latin 10, ll, Dra- matics 10, Library 10, ll, Movie Club 11, Y-Teen ll, 12, F.1-LA. 11, 12, Glee Club 11, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, lr. Play, F.T.A. 12. Glenn Ray, Too Many Times-Basket ball 9-12, Varsity Football 9, 10, Track 9-12, Varsity C 9-12, Glee Club 12, Library 10. ls '. Ronald Wriker, Make Believe-F.F.A. 9-12, Basketball 9, Movie Club 11. Iames Sargeant, The Last Mi1e-Or- chestra 9-11, Band 9-12, Latin 10, Track 10-12, Varsity C ll, 12, Ir. Play, Basketball 10-12. xx N if , will SENIURS Iacqueline Smith. Those Pretty Little Green Eyes-Press Club 9, Hall Force 10-12, Educational Club 10, 11, G.A.A. ll, Ir. Play Newspaper 12, Y-Teen 12. Mary Snyder. Tenderly-F.H.A. 9-12, Forensic 9, Dramatics 10, G.A.A. 10- 12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Glee Club ll, Ir. Red Cross 11, Ir. Play, F.T.A. 12. Frances Steveson. It's No Secret-Hall Force 9-12, Forensic 9, Drarnatics 10, Gf.A.A. 10-12, Y-Teen 11, 12, Glee Club 11, 12, Ir. Play, F.T.A. 12. Marilyn Stokes. Sleepy Time Gal-Press Club 9, Forensic 9, Glee Club 10-12, F.1-LA. 10, 11, G.A.A. 11, 12, Y-Teen 12. my ffl V l ,lr Y' M1 if ilk I ' I 'If ll! Floyd Thornton. Gimme a Little Kiss, Will Ya, 1-lub-Basketball 9-12, Latin 9, Press Club 9, Track 9-12, Baseball 9, 10, Varsity C 10-12, Varsity Foot- ball 10-l2, Ir. Play. Shirley Tressler. Love ls lust Around the Corner-Press Club 9, Library 9, 10, Educational Club 9-12, F.H.A. 9, Hall Force 9-ll, Dramatics 10, Year- book ll, 12, G.A.A. 11, 12, Ir. 'Red Cross 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Newspaper 12, Y-Teen 12. Larry Whittaker. Hey Around the Cor- 9-11, Track 9-ll, Sr. Scouts 11, 12, Varsity C 11, 12, Ir. Play, National Honor Society 11, 12. lb Bob Wilson. Doin' What Comes Natural- ly-Latin 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Var- sity Football 9-l2, Varsity C 10-12, Ir. Play. .1117 I -Mr-V Class Motto: With the ropes oi the past We Will rinq the bells ot the future. Class Color: Green cmd White. Flower: Green Tinted Carnation. SENl 0llgL,,Q 1 .qw in xy Bob Williams. Beedlebornb-Forensic 9, 'Pegs Senior Scouts l0,11, Dramatics 10, Var- sity C 10, Yearbook ll, Ir. Play, Glee Club 12. LaMar Wott, I'm In Love Again-Van sity Football 9-12, Glee Club 12. SENIUR CLASS UFFIDERS ROW 1: Frances Stevenson and La- Verde Kuns. ROW 2: James Mitchell and Iames Avers. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OF FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL Grade Nine Larry Whittaker ............ President Iames Avers ........... Vice President Bob Wilson ....... Secretary-Treasurer Grade Ten Iames Avers ............... President Larry Whittaker ........ Vice President Lucille Iohnson . . . ........ Secretary Pat Moyer ................. Treasurer Grade Eleven Mary Snyder ............... President Iames Avers ........... Vice President Phyllis Liebeck . . . ........ Secretary Shirley Tressler .......... . .Treasurer Grade Twelve Iames Avers ............... President lim Mitchell ............ Vice President Frances Stevenson ......... Secretary LaVerde Kuns ..... ...... T reasurer THE GLASS HISTURY We Seniors, who were enlisted the year of 1941 for 12 years of training in Clyde High School, have completed our basic training. Before we go, we would like to leave with you a History of our unit that tells of the happy times we had together. ln our first year of training we put on a play called The Three Bears . The stars of this wonderful play were Iim Mitchell as Papa Bear, Iudy Hughes as Mama Bear, Kit Shanahan as Baby Bear and Rena Prouty as Goldilocks. The rest of the unit formed a chorus in the background. Then there was that beau- tiful band called The Toy Band , led by that wonderful leader, Miss Shirley Tressler. Our second year of training was a quiet year. This came about because of the big paddle Miss Bertha manipulated, if we were not quiet she would come along and whack us. During the third year a new recruit entered our unit, Iames Ayers. Although lim was supposed to be a year behind us, he was so smart they put him in with us. ln the fourth year Kit Shanahan and Iohn Iackson argued about whether there was or was not a Santa Claus. Can't you just see our whole unit in tears when we found out there wasn't any Santa Claus! That year Mrs. Broud made us stay after school because we didn't learn our history. Tough Boy , LaMar Wott, cried all the time we were there. During the fifth year of training two more recruits entered our unit, Gaylene Jones and Bob Trudeau. Bob was quite a corker, he was the envy of every girl. 1 wonder how many girls Bob had that year? Love was blooming in the sixth year. lt seems that Mr. Biegel asked Glenn Ray what he was doing. Glenn said he was studying his spelling so Mr. Biegel asked him to spell Honey , Before spelling the word Glenn pronounced it and Shirley Tressler, whom it seems Glenn was squiring, said, YES? . During the seventh year Glenn Bay went in the Library and when Miss Reardon Know Mrs. Sarvisl came in, he crawled under a table. Miss Reardon knocked on the table and said 'Glenn Ray, you come out of there'. Glenn knocked on the table and said, 'Come in and get me'. The I-Teens had a formal dance during our Freshman year, for most of us it was our first formal dance. Oh, it was heavenly tripping over our long formals! 'TIIE GLASS HISTORY Then there was the Biology Party We had at the end of our Sophomore Year. Mr. Miller looked wonderful in his bathing suit. This was the year Pat Pearce entered our unit. Next came the busy Iunior Year, every one was Waiting for their Class Ring. Our play for the year was Magnificent Obsession . Came spring, and heavens to heavens, our Senior Prom, the theme, The Garden Gate Stands Cpen . The fad this year was white bucks. Last but not least comes our glorious Senior Year. This year the parties are flying hot and heavy. Our motto is Let's have a party f At the beginning oi the year the tad was bleached hair. As you can see we have had a marvelous time and are sorry to leave. But we must take off, so We will say good-by and good luck to all. nEPAnTunE We who leave you Bear our burden well You have taught us what things Have value and what things Deserve an everlasting shrine in our memories. Let us come at some distant time to visit you, But never shall we ever be allowed to be a part of you again. -R.l.W. VVS-77 CL A5 SE S GLASS UFFIDERS IUNIORS Barbara Buck .......... Vice President Mary Lou Eberhard ......... Secretary Steve Kistler ...... ..... T reasurer Louis Keegan .... ..... P resident FRESHMEN Carolyn Miller ............. Treasurer Iudy Osmon ..... .... , Secretary Frank Humberger ......... -. .President Iudy Crockett ..... .... V ice President SOPHOMORES Mary Atkins Treasurer Marilyn Murphy Secretary Mike Tilrico President Dianne Simon V. 'President Q6 JUNIURS it f if 1, , D l Fi tl Qs A S f , f iff? H ' .I- ROW 1: lack Ashton, Marilyn Ayers, Ronnie Baker, Sylvia Bennett, Lester Bigelow, Richard Bookmeyer, Barbara Buck. ROW 2: Louis Burkhardt, Bill Burroughs, Ieanette Clapp, Iucly Cox, lane Cullen, Ioyce Davis, Mary Lou Eberhard. ROW 3: Dean Ernsburger, Paul Farrar, Carol V :.2 ,, r - 5, wg ,, , g,if,,v?,,,E:!,Xf,g , .4 ::- L L I- N' L. , sgfjj, W , ' Q' -' Finkler, Iohn Fiser, Richard Fouke, David Gilleth, Ronnie Golembiowski. ROW 4: Betty Goltz, Bob Gray, Sylvia Greene, Mary Lou Greider, Dolly Hendricks, Mary Ann Hintz, Eugene Hofelich. ROW 5: Shirley Howey, La Donna Hoy, Ben Iackson, Io Ann Keeler, Louis Keegan, Bob Kistler, Steve Kistler. ' E X 4 :E 1 4' 7. , X I JUNIURS is -'A , , ' , ' A'A1 , S 353- S 1 li S .f J : f S51 -.,f A .- , H 5 J -ewan V wa, ,S 'W' 5 I. at S S , ..2-- t - S S I , .. ,.,. Q..: A in , A V , ii tts, X f ' Q, ..,, :., ,. M , ,rr ' fi j W ' S L I ii S 'X W' ,, if S Al l . , V V . -3 6 A 'W 135 'pf' ggw t.. 3 cl its t ROW 1: Charlotte Kline, Eleanor Leber, Virginia Richard Post, Dean Scheerer, Iune Schrader, Betty Limbert, Faye Linehan, Iim Lynch, Bob Michaels, Schrickel. Ioyce Mills , ' . . ROW 4: Richard Stevens, Rita Stevenson, Doris ROW 2. Sandra Mosier, Sharon Moyer, Richard Taylor Norm Thayer Mary Rose Turner, Pm Igficaiy Io Nycum, Gretta Rakes, Ruth Rakes, Wadsworth, lane Walfers. ROW 3: Paul Roth, Allyn Pettys, Anita Pope, ROW 5: Marqaret Williams, Paul Wott. 24 SUPHUMORES j V K mis Row 1: Alice Abbot, Roberta C . Q h , , Antis, Mary Atkins, Phyllis Baker, fa 7 l ' .. , Carol Behnke. Y ' K 1 t ., f if F' ,K C 3' AW . 1 ROW 2: Carol Berie, Ernest Bouy- , I, f fa , Q V 5 C1Ck,LgrrYBOWer, SheliaBrininger, ,1.N . ' K 'Sw g' Phil Broad. sstt , -ll 'I . fr. V Taft' ' ROW 3: George Brutcher, Tom K C . . Churchill, Iudy Craig, Pat Curtin, y i... k ,s Q ' C Ronnie Dick. t-T-'P' ,,. it N ,, f t., 5 3 Y I M :II M isii we M - 2 .viz Row 41 Clifford Doebe-1, Richard t , ,s T F , U.: ,s,, ,,,, I F Ewing, Scott Fawcett, Donald ?72.5?'lli V. ft i l il' C Faught, La Mar Frederick. lf 'f5f , K' 1 K fl' kllll , ti ' ' , -,,,'i, t ,- l ' i o ' - ..s ff,. 1,5 ,. - -fl or-it A illll s rf! ll' - f 'F af t ' 'Y ROW 5: Dolores Fultz, lo Anne Q ,F 3,1-gy , 2 A K Fultz, Ioyce Fultz, Carol Grey, .9l'0't'ntyc t 7, , ' Sharon Griffen. , z W F,y y . 5 ROW 6: Robert Harvest, Floyd I-left, Edna Heilrnan, Betty Golden, loe Iennings. ROW 7: Clarence Iones, Hazel Kapp, Kay Kauble, Marlene Kee- gan, Kenneth Klohn. ROW 8: Ann Kochendoerter, Kath- ryn Kollat, Ioyce Kuns, Roger Kuns, Faye Leber. HOW 9: Bradley Maines, Phil Mann, Margarette Martin, Dorothy Matter, Lowell McRobbie. F K A all if f ,li ,gi 4' ,J : 5 1? ff t J mx f ,L 61' gf. 6 x f 1 'rf l::f: --::: ' A .,,:f5:t- l . .-- r :-:,,L,, :,:, .1 1 -. 'ff -k 'X K SDPHUMURES N , y ,y y ,. y lx 3 4 y 'L' . Q 9 - - ' fi' 1' 1-' t .. R jwl :.., - T ,. , . g y jgf 6 1 fu ., ,- ' -- .3 :.,: My f W w fy . 'zrg s D A , .' ff 2 ggsr s .5 .f f W T it H :EEP 1,,, , ,y , . .. 'Q-2 . , he ' Q ' .1 . y if fi.. ' 5 C 'nq if y H r , T y t, sg, y s,'!m ...Y at fi it 'S if X . Q M. 7 Q if :1,.:.-.- M-1 J.. ., W ,., yi., x .ai 5 du- we I s.: . .s iw' I xv E ft . ,,, A F K , 5 'll' 'E ,N Qi kr 2 jli vmla . yt is ,., Q A 'F : . F. W 1' 7 .f ROW l: Bonnie Mesnard, Carolyn Mesnard, Clifford Mesnard, Vir- ginia Mesnard, Bob Metzgar. ROW 2: Doris Mohn, Dick Mowry, David Moyer, Marilyn Murphy. ROW 3: Faye Meyers, Dutch Nestra, Betty Neiset, Sonja Nor- man, Ierry Oberdori. ROW 4: Betty Osman, Nancy Payne, Charlene Pettys, Carol Rakes, Bill Rathbun. ROW 5: Martha Richmond, Diane Simon, Tom Smith, lim Stevenson, Mary Stiger. ROW 6: Tom Stiger, Dick Stoner, Robert Streeter, Donnie Taylor, Robert Taylor. ROW 7: Bill Taylor, Iirn Thomson, Audrey Thorpe, Mike Tilrico, Dorothy Wagner. ROW 8: Doyle Wise, Ierry Wood, leanette Wott, Robert Wott, Craig Zimmerman. ROW 1: Iames Addington, Sharon Andres, Bud Ballew, Gwendolyn Bell, Iudy Bell. ROW 2: Sylvia Broad, Ronnie Brown, Virginia Bucklew, Dean Dundschuh, Barbara Burr. ROW 3: Louis Capucini, Terry Coleman, Iudy Crockett, Dennis Curliss, Barbara Dagq. ROW 4: Eddie Daykin, Bill Den- cer, Larry Dinan, Barbara Erns- berqer, Bill Eshlenian. BOW 5: Sandra Fultz, Victor Gil- lette, Glenn Goltz, Ted Gray, Caro- lyn Hartley. ROW 6: Lois Hernmer, Charles Henry, Mary Hoffman, Sandra House, lean Hudson. BOW 7: Frank Hurnberqer, Harold Ienninqs, Dianne Kistler, Evelyn Kollat, Dorothy Kreaqer. BOW 8: Helen Kreaqer, Gwendo- lyn Ley, Kathryn Linder, Ioe Line- han, Bernadine Lorentz. BOW 9: Modesta Lopez, Ianet Mesnard, Carol McBobbie, lackie Millard, Carolyn Miller. FRESHMEN Q E r :X - , , , .J W1 A ,, X ft! -'iri F. V r V Q uuyr I , .i ing V Lf K K 32 -rf? -45+ .-.. Xa 5 4, vw ' , X 9 ...rr Q , J Q is EE! ' A X e 'li r SY? 5-.tilt i L -wr i L r,tB 'sais-If E W ai L. fs , rw? :'ff'5'v si WEP? 5 fi ,W li K: K 5 2, Q tr 2 'M 5 I -,... -'Q T G52 A I x 4 : 1 i. s::1s : I --a- rv , -1. . 4. i 1 'S s ... more N-gl liss t is Q sf ' 2 Q G if is Q Y 'ik -. ,J -v if .sg , , S f if-if zsli fniww ,f'k 2 lfyk X 1 5 la? as i FRESHMEN C gt k . ,k :B l Q ' . Q' ig, Q 5 ,,,,s M L M Y Q km.,-,::., ki 3 fi-: J' I ,wwf 5-SK ffa? - vw' 4-:ff:.l'5 W H J' ' 1 L HOW 1: Gerald Mills, Ioan Mooney, Carolyn Myers, Judy Os- rnon, Charles Perry. ROW 2: Roddy Persing, Ianet Purdharn, Torn Raifsnider, Pat Rock, Margaret Romeo. HOW 31 Margaret Sanders, Phyllis Schwan, lirnmy Scheerer, Georgia Schrader, Ardis Shetzer. ROW 4: Catherine Simco, Iack Stiqer, Norwood Smith, lean Sny- der, Paul Swartz. ROW 5: Maryann Tilrico, Bonnie Tressler, Alice Van Meter, Mary White, Carol Whittaker. ROW 6: Nancy Wilson, Louis Williams, Nancy Williams, Shirley Wise, Dawn Wobser. EIGHTH ROW l: David Long, Barbara Evert, Nancy Murphy, Tom Purdham, Ierry Gray, Elaine Moyer, Robert Romeo. ROW 2: Charles Swartz, David Moyer, Burt Benefiel, Mary Geiger, Ioanne Roberts, Nancy Mesnard, Bob Bowman, Iames Long. ROW 3: Ioe Wott, Lewis Rosen, Faye Fultz, Kaye Brutcher, Mary Henry, Carol Perrin, Keith Anderson, Thomas Lynch. ROW 4: Ianice Tusing, Larry Oberdorf, Bob Bundschuh, Val Dean Burris, Ierry Schoenfeld, GRADE Tony Geiger, Bill Weller, Linda Robinson., ROW 1: David Ewing, Betty Io Spinger, Robert Colvert, Merlin Colvin, Pauline Erasure, Mar- jorie Eultz. ROW 2: Mike Farrar, Wayne Bilbrey, Paul Limbert, James Pope, Bob Brutcher, Iames Green, Barbara Van Meter. ROW 3: Clarence Gilbert, Eugene Stanley, Iames Phillips, Hallard Martin, Edna Baker, Tom Dagg, Ginger Hull. EIGHTH ROW l: Ioanna Miller, Cloyd Payne, Mary Hudson, Carol Snyder, Gloria Mears, Vicki Worcester, David Ferrall, David Bennett, Lois Baker. ROW 2: Iane Center, Stephen Kemper, Ieanne Smith, Marsha Debien, Virginia Billings, Shirley Scheerer, Mary Felter, Linda Warner, Mary Kapp. . SEVENTH ROW 1: Betty Sherk, Karen Wott, Sherill Whaley, Paula Smith, Dixie Brininger, Carol Schwan, Susan Shoup, Marjorie Oberdori, Dorothy Schrader. ROW 2: Wayne Van Doren, Ted Wadsworth, Lloyd Bookmyer, Barbara Thompson, Patricia GRADE ROW 3: Patricia Myers, Eleanor Stanley, Ruth Craig, Raymond Hintz, Roger Casey, Tom Kelso, Clara Belle Queen, Thelma Shriver, lack Weisheit. ROW 4: Oliver Ott, Donna Watt, Barbara Berie, Gerald Bodnar, Carol Fowler, Den Davis, Bar- bara Atkins, Charles Nieset, Iohn Wott. GRADE Sutter, Linda Behnke, Iudy Wise, Mike Taylor, Iames Woodruff, Ronald Shearn. ROW 3: Allen Burkhart, lohn Peters, Robert W'erth, Iames Frasure, Robert Phister, Claude Dunfee, Hugh Zimmerman, Iunior Scheerer, Ierry Ashton, Larry Thomas, lay Pump. SEVENTH GRADE RCW 1: LaMar Curliss, Kurt Bauer, ludy Krauss, Ronald'Bucklew, Eugene Craig, Connie Baker, Ioyce Center, Dennis Wahl, Roger Williarns. ROW 2: Clayton Bentrim, Barbara Dick, Norma Walden, Dean Wadsworth, Harry Ayers, Monty Frederick, William Geiger, Ernest Fiser, Lois Bouyack, Gerald Gillig, Dave Bowman. RCW 3: Dennis Treacle, Leroy Dayringer, Lois Schwert, Rebecca Eshleman, Connie Dick, Sarah Drown, Ioe, Barrett, Mike Carter, Gail Taylor, Nancy Fowler, Barbara Garn. ROW l: Gary Keegan, Kenneth Morgan, Iudy Krauss, Karol Meyer, Sue Hudson, Lynda Mosier, Ronald Rose, Billy Nasonti, Harry Manning. ROW 2: Acension Lopez, Iirnrny Pearce, Melvin Mowry, Bob Miller, Kay Hartman, Marie Mes- nard, Patricia Greenrnan, Merlin Matter, Rich- ard Kuns, Dorothy Greider, Lois Smith. ROW 3: Susan Kistler, Barbara Howey, Bill Ornclortt, Donna Hartley, Richard Hunt, Fred McGinnie, Arlene Coleman, Ioan Robbins, Ianice Hernmer, LaVaugl'1n Hintz, loy Matter. N 'GX fsfk ,V .' , , '. . My --- m .- . st it 5 ' f ' ,S 3 4: 'L , . L Service-Roman style Study habits Our Seniors-way back when Physical education Look Me Over Deep in thought wif.. Hm-Whcxt's this? Time out I GRADE SCI-IO OL A 4 D MIN I 5 T R AND A TI FACULTY 'iq ELEMENTARY rnmclmu. IOHN G. HOSTETTER SIXTH GRADE Iohn O'Harrow Bernice Reed Carl Rieqel The class of '53 Welcomes Mr. Hos- tetter, the grade school faculty, and the pupils thereof, as a new and important part of our yearbook. - FIFTH GRADE ' Ruth Rule Glendola Prine Ethel Lund FDURTH GRADE RTHIRD GRADE SEGDND GRADE Gladys Fischer Laura Hintz Genevra Anway lane Persinq Evelyn Robinson Luella Boyer Ruth Scheerer Iennie Taylor Viola Curliss FIRST GRADE Helen Cleveland Iennie Grey Clara Masowich Lois Thomas ELE N RY CL 551235 SIXTH GRADE ROW l: Danny Becker, Anlynne Russel, Della Kapp, Donna Walter, Cheryl Kuns, Kathryn Mann, Ianet Simco, Frances Czako, Kenneth Welch. ' ' RCW 2: Iirnmy Ernsberger, David White, Terry Dick, Bonnie Cole, lack Taylor, Lee Ritter, Mar- qie Kochendorfer, Billy Mooney, Eugene Meyer, Timmy Norris, Robert Smith. ROW 3: Mr. O'HarroW, Howard Pesnell, Tom Hansen, Albert Preisner, Iudy Raifsnider, Helen I-left, Ianette Iackson, Raymond Kreaqer,'Rich- ard Dunfee, Barbara Shaffer, Ruth Mary Wott, Gerald Gillett. ABSENT: Pamela Bruqqer. NEW STUDENT: Bill Strong. SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Woodrow Earhart, Thomas Ross, Robert Pope, Marilyn Strouse, Paul Brown, Carl Purd- ham, Ronnie Miller. ROW 2: Donald Burkin, Bill Hague, Charles Mann, Kaye Abbott, Gilbert Rakes, Kenneth Gill, Curtis Thornton, Richard Mesnard, Vurgie Perry, Buerl Heft, Carol Krauss. ROW l: Bernice Skilliter, Hal Shaull, Nancy Rohm, Norma Greider, Edward Buck, Ruth Dick, Sally Lochotzki, Ioe Pump, Ralph l-leckel. ROW 2: Charles Young, Gary Rakes, Sue Tay- lor, Elaine Armstrong, Edward Walters, Alice Kelso, Larry Kollat, Gary Pocock, Tom Davis, Caren Colvin, Danny Whitcomb, Phyllis St. ROW 3: Mr. Riegel, teacher, Margaret Adams, Alice Barrett, Kathryn Watt, Patricia Dawley, Barbara Cozad, Sandra Iohns, Margaret Kelso, Barbara Kreager, Mary Schrickel, Sharon Dick, Patricia Smith, Bill Shriver. ABSENT: Patricia Hurst. Clair, Sandra Dunigan. ROW 3: Larry Hoy, Kay Meyers, Iohn Baker, Scott Schell, Mary Ann Kreager, Vivian Young, Linda Crowell, Ethel Perry, Everett Iohns, Iudith Fought, Russell Bene-fiel, Richard Noftz, Mrs. Reed, teacher. FIFTH GRADE ROW l: Martin Earhart, Bernie Waldon, Ronnie Evert, LaDonna Mesnard, Iames Bolinger, Pat Myers, Grant Hostetter, Lucille Welch, Robert Moran. ROW 2: Nancy Berie, Mary Io Persing, Sharon Behrendson, Io Ann Wood, Karen Thomas, Vir- ginia Havens, Iudy Dickrnan, Sandra Myers, Beverly Zwerman, Richard Shetzer. ROW 3: Mrs. Lund, teacher, Faye Brininger, ROW l: Gerald Kastor, Iohn Gray, Iohn Scheer, Carl Van Meter, Thomas Kuns, Rodney Shaull, Patrick Bookmyer. ROW 2: Deborah McRobbie, Daniel Boyd, Bev- erly Smith, Daryl Taber, Carolyn Humberger, Ann Steinert, La Von Faulkner, Paul Dickrnan, Vicky Wise. ROW 3: George Carter, Thomas Covert, Daniel Norman, Duane Owens, Patricia Mesnard, Dianne McRobbie, Larry Frederick, Rosanne Lois Dick, Sue Smith, Ierry Bowman, Ronnie Brown, Tommy Crockett, Gloria Burroughs, PeQ'Q y' Calvin, Tamara Ott, Day Brininger. ROW 4: Terry Hansen, Ken Hudson, Kathy Foulk, Dick Robbins, Earrnel Newsome, Richard lones, Stephen Cecil, lack Loudenslager, Charles Kilmer. ABSENT: Barbara Gilbert, Alice Schwan. Dayringer, Larry Bucklew, Robert Miller. ROW 4: Mrs. Rine, teacher, Luella Laux, Nor- man Walker, Barbara Geisbuhler, Wanda Willard, Iudith Baker, Robert Gillett, Sandra Dick, Susanna Blier, Sharon Ritter, Janet Emer- son, lames Billings, Charles Maines. ABSENT: Lupe Alifita, Bonnie Hemmer, Barbara Sanders. NEW STUDENT: Mary Elizabeth Haynes. FIFTH ROW l: Donald Smith, William Huss, Steven Schueler, Iudith Mills, Ann Eshleman, Ruth Ann Rose, Sam Orndorff, Denton Meek, Dennis Taber. ROW 2: Sue Limbert, Kenneth Meyer, lacque- lyn Quimby, Iudith Harvey, Ronald Baker, Steven Bodnar, Georqe Kelso, Victor Saunier Roy Brieqel, Ralph Bentrim, Robert Cramer I 1 FUURTH ROW l: lane Bookmeyer, Daniel Harvey, Ierry How, Karen Halbisen, Lauren Greenman, Iohn Mills, Charles Meyer, Donald Runion, Patricia Kohendoerter. ROW 2: Kathleen Lochotzki, Sharon McGrath, Roberta Craig, Larry' Gill, Gary Kuns, Diane Slater, Lynn Kaiser, Carol Burdett, Charles GRADE William Biller, Fern Matter, Diane Ferrall, Clif- ford Perrin, lean Vladeff. ROW 3: Mrs. Rule, Iames Bower, Mary Straus- bauqh, lean Dinan, Harry Walter, Gloria Carter, Iohn Burkett, Terry Dick, Ianice Robbins, Mary Sanders, Didi Sherck, Ianet Gray, Larry Fultz, Ianet Aldrich. GRADE Farrar, Ierry Noftz, Karen Broad, Iuanita Pyles. ROW 3: Mrs. Persinq, Beverly Adams, Anita Hintz, Carolyn Crawford, Ruby Avers, Sandra Riccardi, Larry Behrendsen, Douglass Robinson, Ieri Stoll, Robert Abdoo, Kenneth Pocock, Bobby Dills. FUURTH GRADE ROW l: Carolyn Gillett, Carole Heft, Susan Bigelow, Larry Mott, lean Burkett, Philip Bauer, Ronald Welch, Michael Shanahan, Murray Miller. ROW 2: lohn Romeo, Wayne Tusing, Iudy St. Clair, Ralph Shearn, Esther Zerman, lerry Smith, Ianet Greider, Carl Kowalski, Dennis Strecker, Luther Long. ROW 3: Mrs. Fischer, Diane Schatt, Martha Mann, Frank Alafita, Louis Hoffman, Kathy Moist, Diane Oberdorf, Patricia Bower, Iohn ROW 1: Lynn Brown, Sara Shearer, left Pump, Marilyn Russell, Lynn Schrickel, Sue Salyer, Donald Smith, Alfna'Mowery, Marilyn Krouss. ROW 2: Mark Wott, Iudy Rakes, Richard Garn, Elise Streeter, Robert Hall, Dallas Ludwig, Sharon Bougher, Charles Howey, Elaine Eshle- man, Wilbert Henry, Patty Vance. ROW 3: Mrs. Scheerer, Teacher, Carol Dick- man, Kay Miller, Elwood Erasure, Teresita Laux, Stevie Worcester, Darlene Thayer, Mary Lee Claar. ROW 4: ludy Dunham, Sandra Rutherford, lanet Hughes, Danny Lauro, lames Smalletts, Craig Miller, Donald Hale, Charles Queen, lames Kastor, Ottis Erasure, Mary Io Brooks, lanet Dick. NEW STUDENTS: Larry lo Stanley, lannie Roach. ABSENTEE: Carol Vladeff. Alafita, Richard Kauble, Thomas Wadsworth, leanette Whitcomb, Barbara Morgan, lames Roberts, Ioyce Glumm, Elorencio Lopez, Diane Coleman. ROW 4: Carol Loudensloger, Dennis Thayer, Wayne Myers, Michael Matesik, Mary lane Lee, Pamila Brininger, Iudy Hague, Richard Pesnell, lackie lohns, Connie Stokes, Barbara Binkley, lames De Bevoise, Sandra Smith. THIRD GRADE ROW l: Virgil Foulkner, Lemmie Spigner, Charles Shaull, Roger Tea, Larry Decker, Mary Halbisen, Carol White, Ronald Brown, Marlene Gnepper. ROW 2: Danny Wahl, Scotty Norris, Betty Roberts, Gary Fiser, Frances Oberdori, Sharon Carter, Betty Durst, Freddie Dickman, Donald Nieset, Anna Lee Pyles, Margie Perry. ROW 3: Mrs. l-lintz, teacher, luanita Dayringer, ROW l: Willa Filson, Lenore McRobbie, Ioseph Wilson, Margaret Dickman, Karyl Wott, lack Pump, Connie Mesnard, Bonnie Mesnard, Diana Henry. ROW 2: Gary Myers, Vicky Anton, Barbara Persing, LeRoy Bilbrey, lack Ross, Catharine Ludwig, Wayne Suter, Sandra I-lirt, Linda Sis- inger, Larry Keegan. ROW 3: Miss Taylor, teacher, Dean Behrendsen, Darlene Sommers, Howard Franks, lames Hull, Iohn Burdette, Iames Carothers, Samuel Meyer, Donald Link, Iimmy Bond, Ierry Iewett, Cheryl Maule, Danny Wise, Sharon Smith, Frank Beier, Richard Keegan, limmy Burkett, Dinah Wil- liams. ROW 4: Teodora Lopez, Donald Bowersox, Bobbie Freeman, Frances Baker, Marsha Bech- ler, Teresa Spray, Carolun DeBevorce, Gerald Miller, Albert Cravens, Ierry Ross, limrny Colvin. Ernest Gill, Iames Greene, Robert Baker, Lynn Williams. ROW 4: Charles Williams, Corrina Neal, Eu- gene Schwochow, George Roach, Dee Ann Davenport, lanice Reed, Richard Moran, Rich- ard Cook, Louise Debien, Iunto Vargas, lack Bower. ABSENT: David Kistler, lames Snyder. NEW ENTRANTS: Wilma Stanley, l-lermis lohn- son. THIRD GRADE ROW l: Ioan Bookmyer, William Brown, Don- ald Gibson, loseph Becker, Carolyn Claar, William Erasure, Brian Williams, Raymond Moyer, Kathryn Russell. ROW Z: Thomas Lochotzki, Susan Raifsnider, Nancy Czako, Robert Koch, Robert Woodruff, Virginia Flasher, lean Dickman, lanet Keegan, Irene Held. ROW 3: Miss Robinson, teacher, Mary Warner, Sharon Shoup, Iames Capucini, Ruth Mesnard, SEDDND ROW l: Kathryn Kuns, Patricia Stoner, Diane Davis, Sylvia Behrendsen, Patricia Hall, Mari- lyn Sisinger, Gloria Alafita, Cheryl Greenslade, Ioseph Chapman. ROW 2: Mary Norman, Charles Brininger, Robert Smith, Richard Eshelman, Ted Van Meier, Martha Watt, Iohn Strouse, Shirley Leibengood, Kent Meggitt, George Ritter, Rich- lames Ohl, Lynda Fowler, Ioan Bell, Iohn Rogers, Ernie Newsome, Donald Wolff, Keith Payne. ROW 4: William Stults, Walter Condon, ludith Hatfield, Barbara Van Ness, Thomas Cole, Wil- liam Reed, Donald Young, Larry Baker, Carolyn Good. ROW 5: Doyle Fausey, Harold Schwert. ABSENT: David Hudson. NEW STUDENT: Elizabeth Ward. GRADE ard Robinson, Iacqueline Cox, Ellen Iones. ROW 3: Mrs. Anway, teacher, Charles Felter, Dawn Brugh, Linda Andres, William Covert, Ioan Dunham, Don Wineland, Glenn Shell- hammer, Robert Meyer, Donald Burroughs, Terry Bennett, Charlotte Mathews, lacqueline Bolinger, Charles Huffman, Marion Frey. SEGDND ROW 1: Nita Stokes, Iill Eaton, Dennis,Burkin, Ianice Sieger, Linda Cook, Sharon Myers, Iohn Maines, Christina Scheerer, Mary Becker. RCW 2: Margaret Halbisen, Bonnie Dam- schroder, Iohn Linehan, David Streeter, Rodney, Owens, Ronnie LeMaitre, Bobbie Wagner, Cur-- tiss Gnepper, Larry Williams, Peqqy' Bowman, Carolyn Prey, Susan Ewing. ROW 1: Gloria 'I-lenry, Linda DuBois, Robert Dinan, Glenn Mowery, lames Smith, William Durst, Ann Beier, loan Lozier, Sandra Bergman. ROW 2: Ralph Shetzer, Kathryn Carter, Iohn Hostetter, Ronnie Runion, Sandra Ball, Iris Condon, Marilyn Eoulk, Patricia Ley, Diane Everhart, Betty Kapp, Carole Eultz, Gabird Alaiita, Earlene Young. GRADE RCW 3: Mrs. Curliss, Frank Zerrnan, Iimmy Anderson, Larry Binkley, Marilea Keegan, Billy Tea, Norma Roberts, Billy Metz, Ricky Riccardi, Ian Smith, Iohn Prosser, Martha Cattano, limmy Beier, Margaret Humberger. ABSENT: Penny Miller, Roger Dick. NEW STUDENTS: Beverly Reed, Dewey Stiltner. ROW 3: Mrs. Boyer, Karen Steinhauser, ludy Nycum, Michael McPherson, Thural Burkhart, Larry Sutter, Roberta Vargar, Ray Lindsay, Richard White, Thomas Dewey, Harrison Rob- erts, William Coleman, Thomas Bower, Stephen Hager, Patricia Cozad. ABSENT: Gerry Mesnard. FIRST GRADE ROW l: Bernadine Wagner, Dickie Mooney, Rush Andres, Roger Cole, Barbara Farrar, Fred- die Smith, Anne Marie Hastings, Alicia Esqui- vel, Linda Snyder. ROW 2: Shirley Borer, Tommy Thoss, Sharon Dirlam, Michael Yingling, Gladys Crawford, Hester Neal, Penny Friedley, Donna Beebe, Ted Neely, Otto Taylor, Iudy Maines. ROW l: Iohn Mathia, Bonnie Kastor, Iames Covert, Kenneth Streeter, Linda Lou Franks, Lamar Bennett, David Dick. ROW 2: Lamar Parker, Dduglas Pyles, Beverly Gilbert, Viola Sommers, Ronald Pettys, Carol Ashton, Metta Sue Slessman, Calvin Perry. ROW 3: Wayne Smith, Richard Good, Richard Queen, Carol Prentice, Ruth Baker, Tommy Kowalski, Ned Peddicord, Bobbie Williams, Gayle Baker, Bobby Biller, Ianice Iennings, Mrs. Grey, teacher. ABSENT: Daniel Daugherty, Iudy Mesnard, Ann Ward, Cheryl McClure. ROW 3: Iudy Beatty, Chelcer Reinbolt, Ernestine Bevis, Ioanne Eberly, Frances Catalano, David Myers, Gary Michaels, Robert Lee, Dennis Culler, Mrs: Thomas, teacher. ABSENT: Thomas Hull. NEW ENTRANT: Rosemarie Haynes. FIRST GRADE C ROW 1: Mary Theresia Roberts, Dennis Meyers, Tommy Gardner, lohnny Murphy, Tommy Carothers, Bobbie Snyder, Darel Moon, Carolyn Ballew, Barbara Dawley. ROW 2: Sheila Hager, Iudy Coultas, Barbara Koch, Nancy Kaiser, Billy Mowery, Mary Purd- harn, lohnny Sawyer, Ianice Dunn, Becky Orn- dorft, Suzanne Fiser, Iudy Faulkner, Connie ROW l: William Myers, Lois Parish, Merrill Smith, Dennis Pfahler, loyce Czako, Phyllis Pesnell, Kenneth Cleary, Mary Iane Frey. ROW 2: Miss Cleveland, teacher, Lewis Meg- gitt, Hilda Lochotzki, Darlene King, lohn Eaton, Patricia Ashton, Barbara Good, Diana Pearce, George Abdoo, Ramiro Vargas, Iohn Kapp. ROW 3: Iames Dick, Roger Whittaker, Iohnny Whetstone, Sharon Meggitt, Carolyn Thomson, Walden. ROW 3: Mrs. Masowich, teacher, Carol Toy, Carol lean Mathews, Sonny Bucklew, Connie Bennett, AMike Andrews, Ierry Owens, Ian Thayer, Frank Perrin, Mackie McGowan, Tom- my Dickman, Iimmy Stauley, lane Louise Burkett, Ieanne Schwert. Carol Ann Noftz, Vickie Bechler, Linda Stults, Mario Scherl, Robert Spence, Laueda Evans, Vicki Mills. ABSENT: Kurt Lee Meyer, Gary Ross, Nancy Hunt. NEW ENTRANTS: Edward Troha, Barbara Presswood. DECEASED: Martha Bilbrey. FAMILIAR SCENES May I borrow your Name that song I die a thousand deaths M . No comments, Emily Post Ave and y 46 Bring Back my body to me What's up? I -W I ACTIVITIES al My staff and I are happy to present to you, 'the students, faculty, administration, and friends of the Clyde Schools, the fifth edition of the Courier. I am quite proud of our Courier, and am even more proud of my staff, Without Whose efforts this book could not have been produced. Therefore I Want to take this opportunity to give credit Where credit is due. Mr. Koester, Barbara Buck, Iames Avers BUSINESS EDITORS: Iudy Hughes and Kathryn Myers Upon Iudy rested the burdens of the Yearbook subscription campaign and the Magazine drives. On top of this, she did much of the typing for the yearbook, and all of my correspondence typing. For the second year Kathryn handled most capably the longest and most mo- notonous job I had to offer-the ice cream stand. This job means Work five days each and every week of school. She also served as Class Historian. Both of these girls spent many hours do- ing work which, not even remotely, could be related to their responsibilities as Busi- ness Editors. YEARBUUK STAFF 1953 SENIOR EDITOR: Icrmes Avers Again this year I was lucky to obtain a person of outstanding ability to head my staff. It is impossible for me to give you in these few lines, even a summaryvof his duties. I can only say that I received that type of service and assistance that We have all been receiving from the Avers family for rnany years. I am sure that no further explanation is necessary. IUNIOR EDITOR: Barbara Buck With an eye toward the future, I chose Barbara for this position. I have not been disappointed in this choice. She possesses those qualities which are sonecessary for one Who assumes the responsibilities of an Editor, namely, ability to plan, and Will- ingness to Work. Iudy Hughes, Kathryn Myers YEARBDDK STAFF CLASS EDITOR: Nancy Friedley Nancy's job was to supply all informa- tion, including proper identification of all students ot the Clyde Schools whose pic- tures appear in this book. With approxi- mately llOU students involved, one can easily realize that this was not a one day task. ORGANIZATION EDITOR: Shirley Tressler This was Shirley's second year as Or- ganization Editor. She completed her job in record time, and then devoted her time to helping those people who were in need of some dependable assistance. Dolly Hendricks, Iim Humberger PHOTOGRAPHERS: Carol Finkler. Virginia Limbert. and Barry Brown The job ot obtaining good informal pic- tures is not an easy assignment. l feel that we are obtaining as good results as can be expected under present circum- stances. The yearbook is very much in need ot some good photographic equip- ment. These people deserve thanks for using their personal equipment to do this iob for our school. Paul Koester Yearbook Advisor Nancy Friedley, Shirley Tressler SPORT EDITORS: Dolly Hendricks and lim Hrunberqer One reason for the increased size of the Yearbook this year is the expanded Sport Section. I am sure that you will agree that the Sport Section is one of the high lights of this book. Here is a splendid example of success through teamwork. I hope for even more detailed sport coverage in the future. Carol Finkler Wiz-f SAFETY PATRUL ROW l: Bichard Ewing, Scott Fawcett, Bill BOW 2: Mr. Osborne, Dick Stevens, Clarence Orndortf, Kenneth Morgan, Freddie McGinnis. lones, Pat Wadsworth. Y-TEENS BOW 1: Ioyce Davis, Phyllis Liebeck, Virginia Limbert, Ianet Scheerer, Mary Ellen Snyder, Shirley Tressler, Mary Ellen Iewett, Sylvia Green, Mary Lou Eberhard, Ioyce Mills. BOW 2: Miss Chappell, Anita Pope, Mary Bose Turner, Shirley Marie Baker, lune Schrader, Lucille lohnson, Shirley Ann Baker, Pat Pearce, l..aDonna Sloan, Roberta Mesnard, Cleobelle Iennings, l..aDonna Hoy, Nancy Friedley, Mar- jorie Hintz, Carol Finkler, Margaret Williams, Barbara Buck. ROW 3: Iudy Cox, Mary Lou Greider, Ellen Brutcher, Marilyn Stokes, lane Cullen, Mary Io Nycum, Marilyn Ayers, Betty Schrickel, lill Lochotzki, Sharon Moyer, Sylvia Bennett, Eleanor Leber, Betty Goltz, Frances Stevenson, Gretta Rakes, IoAnne Keeter. BOW 4: Kathryn Myers, Dolly Hendricks, ludy Hughes, Naomi Michaels, Iackie Smith, Nancy Roe, Shirley I-lowey, ,lane Walters, Faye Line- han, Katherine Doebel, Lois Gill, Violet Golem- biowski, Pat Moyer, Rita Stevenson. HALL ROW 1: Sandra Fultz, Bonnie Tressler, Marilyn Stokes, Frances Stevenson, Carolyn Hartley, Mary Ellen lewett, Carol McRobbie. ROW 2: lane Cullen, Mary Hoffman, lohn Eberhard, Pat Moyer, Iackie Smith, Faye Leber, FURCE Ronnie Brutcher, Paul Wott, Mr. Hunt. ROW 3: Katherine Doebel, LaMar Wott, Tom Smith, Steve Kistler, Richard Ewing, Scott Faw- cett, Norm Thayer, Roger Kuns, Lois Gill. LATIN ROW 1: Terry Coleman, Roddy Persing, Harold Iennings, Ioe Linehan, Glenn Goltz, Frank Hurnlourger, Dennis Curliss, Wilson Baker. ROW 2: Sylvia Broad, lane Cullen, Mary Hott- man, Carolyn Hartley, Carol Grey, Betty Goltz, Barbara Dagg, Mary White, Dianne Kistler. ROW 3: Nancy Wilson, ludy Cox, Carol Whit- taker, Barbara Buck, Sandra Mosier, Anita Pope, Margaret Romeo, Sylvia Green, loyce Davis, Ardis Shetzer, Gretta Rakes, Maryann Tilrico. ROW 4: Mr. Sarvis, Iackie Millard, Lois Hem- rner, Sandra House, Dolly Hendricks, Ann Kochendoerier, Marilyn Ayers, Virginia Lim- bert, Mary Atkins, Rita Stevenson, Sharon Moyer, Mary Ann Hintz, ludy Crockett. ROW 5: Tom Raifsnider, lack Ashton, Scott Fawcett, Craig Zimmerman, LaMar Frederick, Richard Mowry, Bob Metzgar, Richard Post, Richard Ewing, Ronald Brown. G. A. A. RCW l: Rita Stevenson, Roberta Mesnard, ROW 3: Shirley Tressler, lane Cullen, IoAnne Shirley Ann Baker, Phyllis Liebeck, Marilyn Keeler, Sharon'Moyer, lill Lochotzki, Frances Stokes, Ellen Brutcher. Stevenson, Mary lo Nycum. ROW 2: Miss Kennedy, lanet Scheerer, Mary ROW 4: Violet Golembiowski, Naomi Michaels, Ellen Snyder, Pat Pearce, Lucille lohnson, Mary Shirley Howey, lane Walters, Lois Gill, Pat Ellen Iewett, Cleobelle Iennings. Moyer, Dolly Hendricks. NEWSPAPER y ROW l: Steve Kemper, Ardis Shetzer, Mary Lou Eberhard, Margaret Romeo, ludy Cox, Norwood Srnith. ROW 2: Mr. West, Phyllis Liebeck, Mary Ellen Iewett, Cleobelle Ienninqs, Ellen Brutcher, Shirley Ann Baker, Sandra Mosier, loyce Mills, Miss Chappell. ROW 3: Ann Kochendoerfer, Shirley Tressler, Mary Hoffman, Raymond l-lintz, Tom Raifsnider, Dianne Kistler, lane Cullen, Pat Moyer, Roberta Mesnard, Pat Pearce. ROW 4: Marilyn Ayers, Wilson Baker, Iill Lochotzki, Lois Gill, Billy Rathbun, lackie Smith, Charles Perry, Roddy Persina, Lowell Mc- Robbie, Carol Behnke. F. BOW l: Larry Dinan, Louie Williams, lohn Eberhard, Paul Wott, Dean Payne, Don Taylor. BOW 2: Dean Bundschuh, loe Iennings, Clifford Mesnard, Bill Foultner, Ernie Bouyack, Mr. F. A. Hastings. BOW 3: Ronnie Wriker, Victor Gillett, LaVerde Kuns, David Gillett, LaMar Baker, Walter Day- ringer, lames Thompson. GIRLS GHURUS BOW l: ludy Mosier, Marlene Cleveland, lanet Mesnard, Nancy Wilson, Virginia Mesnard, Barbara Buck, ludy Cox, Modesta Lopez, Gwen- dolyn Bell, Mary Lou Greider, loyce Davis. BOW 2: lackie Millard, Shirley Marie Baker, Nancy Friedley, Lucille lohnson, Phyllis Lie- beck, Marilyn Stokes, Pat Pearce, Sonia Nor- man, Mary White, lanet Purdham, ludy Bell, lane Cullen, Gwendolyn Ley, Marilyn Murphy, Mary Bose Turner, Roberta Mesnard, lanet Scheerer, Sandra Mosier, Sylvia Broad, Martha Richmond, Carol Finkler, Miss Mohr. , RCW 3: Dorothy Kreager, Betty Schrickel, Caro- lyn Miller, Hazel Kapp, Sandra House, Frances Stevenson, Dianne Kistler, Pat Bock, loyce Kuns, Kathryn Linder, ludy Crockett, Alice Van Meter, Phyllis Schwan, leanette Clapp, Lois Hemmer, LaDonna Sloan, ludy Osmon, Barbara Dagg, Mary Hoitman, Betty Goltz. RCW 4: Dolly Hendricks, Bita Stevenson, lo Anne Keeler, ludy Hughes, Naomi Michaels, Faye Linehan, Shirley Howey, Sylvia Bennett, Virginia Limbert, Violet Golernbiowski, Lois Gill, loyce Fultz, Faye Leber, Doris Mohn, Carol Behnke, Marilyn Ayers, Nancy Boe, Mary Boss, Carol Grey, Mary lo Nycum, Evelyn Kollat, Ann Kochendoerter, Mary Lou Eberhard, Sylvia Greene. LIBRARY, ROW l: Kathryn Myers, Iudy Krauss, Gretta Ernsberger, Carol Grey, Iucly Cox, Mr. West. Rakes, Connie Dick, Dianne Simon, Mary Stiqer, BOW 3: LaDonna Sloan, Dolores Fultz, Berna- lOYCe Center. dine Lorentz, leanette Wott, Walt Dayrinqer, ROW 2: Bonnie Tressler, Edna Mae l-leilman, Ioyce Kuns, Shirley Wise, lean Snyder, Barbara Carol Behnke, Marilyn Ayers, Kaye Kauble, Carolyn Mesnard. novs cnonus BOW l: Louie Williams, lack Stiqer, Harold lenninqs, Don Frederick, Dennis Curliss, Bonnie Brown, loe Linehan, Bill Burroughs, lohn Schwan, LaMar Wott, Bonnie Brutcher. BOW 2: Barbara Buck, Craia Zimmerman, Bill Dencer, Louie Capucini, Scott Fawcett, Floyd Thornton, lack Mohn, Bob Williams, Wilson ,Y, Baker, limmy Stevenson, lim Scheerer, Ernie Bouyack, Richard Norris, Mr. Hale. BOW 3: Don Fought, Eddie Daykin, Paul Farrar, Bob Metzqar, Dean Scheerer, Allyn Pettys, Bonnie Golembiowski, Glenn Bay, lim Hum- berqer, Bonnie Baker, Lon Osmon, Barry Brown, Pat Wadsworth, Dick Post. BAND W l: lim Sarqeant, Betty Goltz, Mary Ann Hintz, Nancy Roe, BOW 8: lack Ashton, lim Mitchell, Barry Brown, I-larolol Ienninqs, ncy Wilson, Roberta Mesnard, Sylvia Broad, Phyllis Lieloeck, lohn Mike Farrar, Cloyd Payne, Carol Whittaker, Dean Payne, Keith ott, Ianet Purolham, Ioanna Miller, Margaret Romeo, Dianne Kistler, Anderson, Tom Purolhanfi, Iill Lochotzki, Pat Moyer, Shirley Ann rol Perrin, Robert Romeo, Dixie Brininqer, Linda Warner, lohn Baker, Betty Nieset, Sonja Norman, Glenn Goltz, lerry Ashton, Faye RO Na W Ca E65 033,33 H56 ES? 352 :Em Qatggg. 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ROW 3: Miss Kennedy, Nancy Mesnard, Carol Snyder, Lois Baker, Barbara Evert, Lallfauqhn Moyer, Lois Bouyack, Vicki Worcester, Mary Ellen Hudson, Marjorie Oberdorf, Connie Baker, Marjorie Fultz. ROW 4: Virginia Billings, Ianice Hernmer, Connie Dick, Iudy Wise, Linda Warner, Lois Smith, Sherrill Whaley, Susan Shoup, Barbara Van Meter, Lois Ann Spiqner, Susan Kistler, Mary Felter, Marie Mesnard, Lola Ruth, Polly Frasure, Ieanne Smith, Carol Schwan, Barbara Dick, Gloria Mears, Violet Golembiowski, Shirley Ann Baker. ROW 5: Shirley Scheerer, LaVaughn Hintz, Pat Suttar, lane Center, Nancy Fowler, Donna Hartley, Faye Fultz, Linda Behnke, Thelma Shriver, Gail Taylor, Rebecca Eshleman, Arlene Coleman, Carol Perrin, Mary Kapp, Barbara Thomas, Kaye Brutcher, Barbara Howey, Marsha Debien. simon scouts ROW 1: lim Mitchell, Kit Shanahan, Larry Whittaker, Bob Williams. ROW 2: Mr. Koester, lim Humberger, Iim Avers, Barry Brown. MUVIE CLUB ROW l: Louis Capucini, Louie Williams, Rita Stevenson, Dolly Hendricks, Iim Humberqer, Sharon Moyer, lack Stiqer, Gerald Mills. ROW 2: Mr. Flamm, Roddy Persing, Wilson Baker, Ioe Iennings, Allyn Pettys, Frank Humberger, Terry Coleman, Larry Dinan. NATIDNAL HDNUR SDGIETY ROW 1: Larry Whittaker, Floyd Thornton, lim Mitchell, lim Avers. ROW 2: Shirley Tressler, Cleobelle Iennings, Pat Pearce, Miss Stacy. MIXED CHURUS 8th ROW l: David Long, Mary Ellen Hudson, Cloyd Payne, Charles Schwartz, Mike Farrar, Burt Beneiield, Vicki Worcester, David Ewing, Marjorie Fultz, David Bennett, Ioanna Miller. ROW Z: lohnny Bolinger, Carol Snyder, Betty Io Spigner, Lois Baker, Gloria Mears, Linda Warner, Ieanne Smith, lames Long, Steve Kemper, Mary Felter, Nancy Mesnard, LaVaughn Moyer, Barbara Van Meter, Pauline F rasure, Miss Mohr. ROW 3: Paul Limbert, Wayne Bilbrey, Tommy Lynch, Carol Perrin, lane Center, Marsha Debien, Melvin Colvin, Ruth Craig, Roger Casey, Thelma Shriver, Bobby Brutcher, Mary Kapp, Shirley Scheerer, Ioe Wott. F ROW 4: Pat Meyer, Ginger Hall, Iohn Wott, Charles Nieset, Barbara Berie, lerry Bodnar, Carol Fowler, Tony Geiger, Donna Watt, Bobby Bundschuh, Russell Strasbaugh, Jack Weisheit, Clara Belle Queen, Raymond Hintz. JR.RED GRUSS ROW l: Michael Farrar, Nancy Murphy, Barbara Howey, Mary Stiger, Connie Baker, Cloyd Payne. ROW Z: Mickey Taylor, Doris Taylor, Harold Iennings, Bob Wilson, Pat Rock, Carol Behnke, Miss Stacy. VARSITY G ROW 1: Billy Rathburn, Ierry Keegan, Doyle Wise, Phil Broad, Roger Kuns, David Moyer, Dutch Nestra. ROW 2: Louie Capucini, Larry Whittaker, Wilson Baker, Iohn Fiser, lim Stevenson, lim Avers, LcrVerde Kuns, Iohnny Schwan. ROW 3: Mr. Brautigarn, Mr. Miller, Floyd Heft, Tom Stiger, Glenn Ray, LaMar Baker, Robert Michaels, Bob Metzger, Kit Shanahan, Bob Gray, Walt Dayringer, Frank Humberger, Barry Brown, Tommy Smith, Phil Mann, Lowell McRobbie, Coach Hendricks. BOW 4: George Brutcher, lim Sargeant, Paul Roth, Ronnie Baker, lim Humberger, Iirn Mitchell, Ronnie Golembiowski, Ronnie House, Bob Wilson, Floyd Thornton, Bob Liebold, Bob Taylor. EDUCATION CLUB ROW 1: Mary Ellen Jewett, Lois Gill, Sharon Moyer, Rita Stevenson, Janet Scheerer, Shirley Tressler, Naomi Michaels. ROW 2: Mr. Hunt, June Schrader, Marlene Cleveland, Lucille Johnson, Dolly Hendricks, Kathy Doebel, LaDonna Hoy, Margaret Williams, Elenor Leber. F.H.A. ROW l: Dorothy Kreager, Judy Craig, Betty Holden, Hazel Kapp, Carol Grey, Carolyn Mesnard, Joyce Mills. ROW 2: Jane Walter, Mary Jo Nycum, Joanne Keeler, Shirley I-lowey, Pat Pearce, LaDonna Hoy, Mary Ellen Snyder, Judy Mosier. ROW 3: Mrs. Engle, Gwendolyn Bell, Mary Lou Greider, Marlene Cleveland, Mary Stiger, Janet Scheerer, Dolores Fultz, Alice Abbott, Alice Van Meter, Dorothy Matter, Roberta Antis, Margaret Williams, Carol Rakes, Nancy Payne, Janet Mesnard. ROW 4: Helen Kreager, Joyce Fultz, Mary Ann Ross, Violet Golembiowski, Kathie Doebel, Naomi Michaels, Doris Mohn, Margaret Martin, Lois Gill, Marilyn Stokes, Joyce Kuns, Jean Snyder, Elenor Leber, Evelyn Kollat, MEGAPHUNE ROW l: Phyllis Baker, Carol McRobbie, Sandy Fultz, Ardis Shetzer, Charlene Pettys. ROW 2: Dolly Hendricks, Naomi Michaels, Rita Stevenson. FUTURE TEACHERS ROW 1: Marilyn Ayers, Kay Kauble, Frances Stevenson, Violet Golembiowski, Mary Ellen Snyder, Pat Pearce, lane Cullen, Ioyce Mills. ROW 2: Gretta Rakes, Ioyce Kuns, Phyllis Liebeck, Mary White, Pat Moyer, Dolly Hendricks, Sharon Moyer, Rita Stevenson, Iudy Osrnon, Iackie Millard, Mrs. Noel. ROW 3: Mary Hoffman, Marilyn Murphy, Mary Ann Hintz, Carolyn Miller, Floyd Thornton, Craig Zimmerman, Judy Crockett, lack Stiqer, Carolyn Hartley, Barbara Daqg. 1952 P S H 3 0 M E i Qu 12 eu Si 0 5 0 M I sz as 13 W . 1-' 1'f'?'1f2'Y f1Wff 1' - 5' 5P1ff2i.Section, FUUTBALL SQUAD Sl VAR 64 fb L: E c: o 3 5 oi 5 an 2 .-Q o U3 cf o ld 3 .15 sz: 4: .2 vi an .E U 2 TP-1 CD 'U U s.. ID ID ct 13 bd s- CD U1 O UIQ 1-1 3 O as rd .9 E o CC. CD cz cu ow :1 L-J on .E 3 2 b- O D is CD .92 03 rror, Tom For ul D D-4 s-T CD U' s-. CD ,-Q -.,.. .... .-. O 3 'S Z Lo Thornton, Ki F-'GJ ww. C1522 SIU .CCD :NCQ U.-7 Q.-. GJ Z.-C U53 32 E Ierry Wilson, ct U U' CD GJ M ,.-Q ,MO 2: Bob Groty, Ron Dic Schwom, Ronnie House, B n. .9 c: ROW , Iohn Shcmcrhor E :S III ,va s: o F-4 DH 'S O fo I-1 CD SQ O PT 5 U .9 '5 U F-a rn 4: O U O O an .E o-1 1-T CD S ,-C1 U O O o ae 3 o CC. :PH 1-4 s-4 LD si 1: O 2 M U .Q 15 o ,Q CD .Ii rn U1 U1 -.-1 D+ d o ua ,M U U v-. SI! CD ID ti s.. 3 o E ,sa o 5 vi .M Q 5-1 cv 'O cu S-c D-u 5 2 U .-1 s-4 KD .-Q gi O1 O'I-Iorrow. ,-C1 U U o U 5 o C o 2 FCI o U o U 6 .2 3 .H E- cu 5 2 s-T CD I-. CD CD .G U U2 CZ U cu CJ s: U E GJ DJ ii I m Humberger. --4 MISSING: MANAGERS: Dick Norris, Monty Fredericks. FDOTBALL 1952 FOOTBALL SCORING 1953 SCHEDULE Clyde .... .... 1 9 McComb ...... 13 Sept. 11 . . . Preview Clyde .... .... 3 O North Baltimore 7 Sept. 18 ..... . . . At Vanlue Clyde ..... .,.. 3 8 Genoa ........ 7 Sept- 25 ----- ---.--.-- H uron Clyde .... .... 1 2 oek Harbor ...2o Oct- 2 At Vermilion Clyde .... .... 1 2 si. Ioe ........ 20 Oct- 9 Oak Harbor Clyde .,... .... 3 3 Lakeside ...... 21 Oct- 16 ----- Sf-109 Clyde .... .... 1 4 Gibsonburg . . . 6 Oct' 23 At Lakeside Clyde ..... .... 1 9 s1.1v1dry'e ..... 21 Oct- 29 -Gibsoflbufg Clyde ..... .... 3 3 Elmore .. 6 Nov' 6 ' St' Mm-YIS Nov. 13 . At Elmore COACH'S COMMENTS The football season of 1952 afforded many happy moments and a few sad ones. The season's record stood at 6 wins and 3 losses, those losses being by a few points. Clyde was represented on the S. B. C. all conference team, with Iirn Mitchell at end on the first team, Robert Metzgar, back, on the second team and Walt Dayringer, tackle, and Ronnie House, guard, third team and Robert Wilson, tackle, honorable mention. The thirteen graduating seniors will leave many positions open to be filled by undergraduates. We wish good luck in future years to those boys who played on the gridiron for Clyde High School and we will always keep a spot in our hearts for them. -Robert Miller SENIUR PRUFILES of '53, I'S e, the Senio 3 N 2 0315 .-Qg-E. EGU oigl gggg ,-1'0 GJ 35317. 4322.2 59-33 'o'UUTs' 55545 p,,.Cv5 g E56- 0205 .-C Um w'.,'gf-.Ad .Hao E502 credit to our team. Was great ie. .cz .eg Em 'U QE KD 35 ,DE QE U53 s::':1Z'. .22 Ilan is 523 58 O13 ,501 OE 32 UU' 'UO U SE CDE So 8 3' O E O E 69. :go m..Q EE Ps 8 EE CD QE 233 wifi U' QE 3619 O z? 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A193 258 O o mio 5 rf: O 4-' Bru ge GOI' er: G ow cs Q cs 2 BASKETBALL SENIORS Clyde .......... B A S K E T B A L L 1952-53 SCORING 1953-54 Thompson .... Fri., Nov. 27. . SCHEDULE ...........AtThompson Clyde Sf- Mf1fY'S ----- Pri., Dec. 4... .... sf. Marys Clyde U' Sandusky Fri., Dec. ll.. ..... Open Clyde Castalia . . .... T D 15 C t 1' Clyde G. Springs i . n . ues., ec. ..... ........ a s a ia Clyde Genoa U . D ' u . ' ' Fri., Dec. 18. . .... Green Springs Clyde ,,,, ,,,,, 6 5 Old Fort ,,,,,, Tues., Dec. 22 ............ At Genoa C1Yde Gibsonburg Dec. 29-30 ........ Invitational Tourney ....... Fri Ian 8 Gibsonburg Clyde Gibsonburg 'I I l U l l l A I D l Clyde Oak Harbor Tues., Ian. 12 ..... ...... O ak Harbor Clyde St. Joe . . c ' . U U u Fri., Ian. 15. . ...... St. Ioe Clyde Carey ,,,,,, Fri., Ian. 22.. ............ Carey C1Yd9 Sf- Wendehn Tues., Ian. 26 .... ..... A t St. Wendelin Clyde Lakeside Fri., Ian. 29 ..... .......... O pen Clyde Elmore ....... F t F b 5 A L k td Clyde Rossford In D H ri., e . ..... t a es1 e Clyde St. Joe '......' Fri., Feb. l2 .... ...... E lmore COACH'S COMMENTS ' The 1952-53 season proved to be highly successful for all the basketball squads. Our varsity team recorded the best record for a Clyde varsity squad in ll years. .At times the team looked as good as any class B team in the area, .displaying fine passing, shooting and teamwork. We had the misfortune of having a bad night when the chips were down in the protest tourney, but even in defeat the boys proved to be true sportsmen. This year was the last for lim Mitchell, a boy who no doubt can be ranked as the finest basketball player Clyde has produced. He was named lst team conference, lst team tourney, lst team Toledo Blade, and lst team News Messenger for both his junior and senior years. We also lose Iim Sargeant, Glenn Ray, Floyd Thornton, and Iohn Iackson through graduation. We wish these 'boys the best of luck. As I look back over a successful season, l must also look into the future. I will have two returning lettermen, Robert Gray and Robert Michaels, boys who did a good job this year and expect to do a better job next season. I will also receive from the reserve squad a group of boys who compiled an excellent ll-2 record, the first winning reserve squad in a number of years to advance to the varsity. We ,expect you boys to give Clyde some fine basketball in the years to come. The Iunior high squad developed into a good playing aggregation and we look for some good basketball players to emerge from this group after receiving more experience. -Norman Brautigam RESERVE SQUAD ui .M O -z CD O CD F-1 D-4 2 o p-J 'ci Don ,Tc:ylor, Ierry Woo Streeter, Bill Taylor, Tom .-e 3 O as B ,Q CD O D -cs F-I O m 5' Fd O E- f-'I E DT Ui CD Q O P N CD O ct CD , . E82 DIES 'Z O. EEE 15353 sid :Dag EQ? omg 84:9-' D555 --25 CYIOU1 she Q O05 o:oE HIGHLIGHTS JUNIUR HIGH BASKETBALL nil .-1 -,-1 CQ :Q Grd Glenn Goltz, Ierry .Q v cs Q rs CD on ,ci O E- P1 E O E- E 4: cs 2 Po F-4 2 'B' I 1-1 3 O rr 'ai E 3 5-1 an o Q on D .-4 P-4 .,-1 III E E CD fc: Ienmngs, Bill Es czrold III ti U L3 'ci Q 5 o E E 6 U 0 U di 3 O ra: H CD D1 I-e CD FQ E :1 .CE .-54 s: U F-1 LL. s-T on Bake Wils 7th and 8th Grade 76 if O O 111 fo :Q- 2 f-J K.: CD .2 n.. .Q 'G 'fd f-T CD I-I .-1 -.-1 ce, Bob mam, Iimmy Pear erry Bow I-n v-I 3 O o: meyer. ray, Tom Lynch. YG Bolinqer, Ierr Skip Morrow, Ierry Ashton, oach Z:C ROW 1952 BASEBALL SQUAD .--1 YP' gm 'O EQ mm sz: if .2 snorrd, Gary Me ui E5 U .Q .H E 11 O an :Z cs F-4 L5 fo O cn 1: CD .Q u. Q A3 O r-Q -1 3 O cr: .92 L-4 GJ m .-Q O LD U1 -f: 5-4 O Z 65 .2 5-4 CD 'U CD 4-. lla .E QS o S-1 cm fc O o O O di 3 O III Q U U1 I 1 . ks, Metzger Bob :J ie Dic 1'1I'l nes, Paul Roth, Ro Moi 2 Q CD :- U 4: r-1 E F-4 O Z 171 an rw F-4 cs I t CD AQ O 0: y Wood, Ierr S 995 QS' E4 1-4 -1 2 Siu' W 3: Lo Doyrinqer, O DZ 3 O rr: G-I GJ :- O E TQ :w U Q cf c: U s: Phil M 91' 4: Mcmcrq 77 BASEBALL 1952 BASEBALL SCORES Clyde .......... 3 Norwalk ...... Clyde ..... . . . l Port Clinton . . . Clyde ..... . . . 0 St. Ioe ..... . . . Clyde ..... . . . 3 St. Paul's . l. . . . Clyde .......... ll St. Paul's ..... Clyde ..... . . . 3 Rossford . . . . . . Clyde ..... . . . Z Huron ..... . . . Clyde ..... . . . 5 Green Springs 1953 BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 31 ................... Norwalk . . . . At Port Clinton April 7 ..... April 14 ..... . . . , ...... St. Paul's April 21 ............ At Green Springs April 25 ..... Parochial and Exempted Village Tourney at Clyde May 2 ....... District Tourney at Clyde May 6 ..... .................. H uron COACH'S COMMENTS Clyde High fielded probably the youngest high school baseball team in this area for 1952. Despite their inexperience the boys presented a hustling, Willing ball club. Bob Berie, the only Senior in the regular lineup, was the tearn's leading hitter. Sophomore, Bob Gray, did a fine job of hurling and should develop into a good pitcher for Clyde High. With more experience these boys should give us some fine baseball in the next two years. -Norman Brautigam 1952 TRACK SQUAD E o ze 'ci U O F-1 cn EQ ,Q 65' P+- GJ EE Aa: o nie Taylor, O no 'O 6-4 U .-Cf Farrar, Ric se, Don 3 32 Q Q.:- O D son rkhardt, S Bu C CD D CD 4... E .2 5 Q3 r-T gan OE ozw MQ O 38 QE 'ii QE MQ OSI! Om may 2 ie 236' CDE gil' D-'E 1:5 KDS-4 353 is QU? Q 5555 Zee E455 ow-H CD85 M? ID Mai' .2-55 EUR-1 'ow . 32.2 Puig E52 :sg 362 O68 0:1101 .9 Q Q o DS U1 Q Q M CD 11 F-4 CD lb cs r-1 Q CD Q4 Q no S-1 cs E Q n-J vi Q Q M S4 CD ow O EC. 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A t Port Cttnton C1.5t?jnRtijl1Eg de .-.............. ...D 4 8 April 24 .................... Clyde Relays Sandusky Bay Conference Meet- May 1 .... Sandusky Bay Conference Meet Won by Clyde ............... . . .87-2X5 Af Ffefffonf Dtstttct Track Meet- May 5 ........., l ......... At Gibsonburg Won bt' Clifde ---- ----- 6 M Mey 15-16. . .District Meet At Bowling Green Stcgifgtqgiilltgd t I tttt to May 22-23 ......... State Meet At Columbus COACH'S COMMENTS The Pliers completed their 1952 season undefeated until the final meet of the year-state meeting final in Columbus. A The unparalleled all around strength of the Pliers was felt by their opponents as the Blue and Gold team Won by great margins over Upper Sandusky, Wil- lard, and Gibsonburg in dual meets, and then for the second consecutive year Won the Clyde Relays, Sandusky Bay Conference Meet, and the District Meet. Only a severe injury to Bob Pox, Clyde's all Ohiottrack performer, kept the Pliers from a possible State Championship. The 1953 team should have enough depth to continue the efforts of the 1952 squad. The Pliers will continue to have power in the dashes, hurdles, and relays. The distance runs are coming in for a lot of attention and should the Pliers improve in this department, they will continue their winning ways-having Won 44 of their last 48 dual and triangular meets. Lettermen that are eligible to participate during the 1953 season are Iames Avers, lerry Keegan, LaVerde Kuns, lim Mitchell, Iohn Schwan, lames Sar- geant, Barry Brown, Ployd Thornton, Larry Whittaker, LaMar Baker, Ronald Brutcher, Ronald House, Glenn Ray, Ronald Baker, Dean Ernsberger, lohn Piser, Dave Gillette, Ronald Golembiowski, Ronald Dick, Roger Kuns, Robert Metzgar, and Bradley Maines. There are several Sophomores who have great possibilities and will make the lettermen Work for their positions. -A. W. Hendricks VULLEYBALL lHRL'S TEAM oyer, Pat M Q CD M o cm s: s: 'fri P-1 GJ ,-. 1-4 .H ,CI U2 3 O or. 3 rn 3 .Q ,Q s GJ s an E .Q P 'O Q U 3 O :rc V911- ta Ste Ri ui .M O -Q 'O SL' GD I Z' T5 Q N vi CD 4: ow 5 Z KPN Ts 5 Dlx 13 s: cs si o U1 3 O oc V911- s Ste C9 ers, Fran ane Walt E 66 ey Howey. ,-4 r-4 ..-1 JL' U2 'O' SII U si o V2 COACH'S COMMENTS ic- D UP t the qro O bers GIT1 Several m ,-4 ,-4 QUE :bww s-.CDS -E' .Q T110 Ps: QD si Q63 Os: ,CO .Q-o ma! CD63 'gm 52 0,6 EH EE 23 season, the After a busy Volleyball successful ost passed through a rn ls air uf .E 3 nsisting ot 8 CO tball season, Baske , and 1 defeat. .Q -O-4 -4 of deal qreat CI deserve e girls Th sportsmanship as Well edit for their S-4 U record. their CIS verly Kennedy -Be A. W. Hendricks LET'S MEET THE COACHING STAFF Norman Brautigam is completing his third year as Basketball and Baseball coach, also assisting with the coaching of the Football squad. Robert Miller is also completing his third year of coaching here. He is Head Foot- ball and Reserve Basketball coach. Raymond Morrow is the newest member of the Athletic Department, this being his first year at Clyde. His coaching job lies in the Iunior High grades. lack O'Harrow has returned to his Alma Mater to teach and coach. His work is in the elementary grades, developing our athletes of the future. CLYDE GUADHING STAFF A. W. Hendricks, Athletic Director Coach Hendricks has had a big role in developing the fine athletic program of our school. His motto, play for all , is exem- plified by the large number of our stu- dents participating in the athletic program, both on school teams and in intramurals. For many years he carried the load alone, but now, With our increased enrollment, the department has expanded into a very efficient staff under his direction. 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