Clyde High School - Courier Yearbook (Clyde, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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He furthered his education at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio Where he majored in English and received his BSED degree. Mr. West was a member of the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. He did his graduate Work at the University of Wisconsin and Western Reserve in Cleveland where he received his Masters Degree in Library Science. Mr. West taught at Caledonia High School before coming to Clyde. He also served five years in the United States Air Force. Outside of his school activities Mr. West enjoys dramatics, reading, music, and athletics. Again, we express our thanks and appreciation to Mr. West for his out- standing work for us and our school. 4 pg flow 4 Af 0 pw iz 74' 4 ca iffy N L lf W VIRGIL J. BRIEGEL Saporin tendon! s DR. WM. CozAn TOP ROW-Ben Davis, President, Mrs. John Jackson, Gordon Tarris. BOTTOM ROW-John Dawley, Richard Robbins, Rush Richmond, Clerk. Board 01' Education Clyde High School has been the recipient of many improvements this past year through the untiring efforts of Mr. Briegel and our Board of Education. We are very fortunate to have the benefit of their co-operation in educational guidance in our social as Well as scholastic activities. We, the Seniors of '55, truly thank Mr. Briegel and the Board for their invaluable services that they have so willingly and successfully performed. We can honestly speak of them as fine leaders for both our school and our community. In Memoriam The death of Dr. Cozad was a great loss to our school as well as to the community. Dr. Cozad was vitally interested in our school and its problems. This interest was reflected not only at Board of Education meetings, but also in his fre- quent attendance at our school functions. He will be long remembered in Clyde, both as a community leader, and as a valued friend. Willard Bowersox Mfr was we we 'EH-,wave 'sr ' Louis Evy 0ffiee Help va' Vera Stevenson Margaret Richmond Maintenance fi amz 7, Salom Miller Harold Robinson Gale Strouse O Cafeteria Hazel Strouse Rachel Buescher Carus Perry Melba Avers Marie Schatt Marian Mellon Agnes Brown Vera Colvin Bus Drivers l 4 Bob Hintz John Mann Harry Robbins Frank Hutchinson Frank Fultz Jack Cravens Stanley Ayers Principal BERNARD F. HUNT Our class fully appreciates the under- standing and guidance which Mr. Hunt so earnestly and willingly shares with each member of our class. The experi- ence behind the advice and leadership which Mr. Hunt gives to our school, makes it of great value to us. We hope that many classes of the future will be able to receive the benefits of Mr. Hunt's leadership. High School Faculty NORMAN BRAUTIGAM Industrial Arts 8-125 Varsity C3 Baseball Coach, Basketball Coach. JOSEPH CHIDLEY High School Vocal 8: Instrumental Music. JAMES CRABTREE Math 7, 8, 95 Student Councilg Freshmen Class Sponsor. CHARLES DIEHL Business English Sz Mathg General Business General Mathg Bookkeepingg Selling Sz Commer cial Lawg Junior Future Business Leaders of Americag Junior Class Sponsor. High School Faculty RUBY ENGLE Home Economics I-IVQ 8th Home Economicsg F.H.A.g Cafeteria Managerg Junior Class Spon- sor. FAE FERNAMBERG World Historyg History 85 Y-Teensg Senior Play Directorg 7th Grade Sponsor. MERLE FLAMM Chemistryg Physicsg General Science 95 Movie Clubg Visual Educationg Junior Class Sponsor. MARIELLEN GOLEMBIOWSKI Typing I, IIg Shorthand I, IIQ Senior Future Bus- iness Leaders of Americag 8th Grade Sponsor. FORREST HALE Elementary High School Instrumental Musicg High School Bandg Junior Band. CHARLES HASTINGS Vocational Agriculture I-IVQ F.F.A.g 7th Grade Sponsor. PAUL KOESTER Social Problemsg American Historyg Yearbookg Senior Scoutsg Freshman Class Sponsor. ROBERT LARSON Science 7, 9g Drivers Educationg Football Line Coachg 8th Grade Basketball. ARTHUR HENDRICKS Physical Educationg Athletic Directorg Track. BEVERLY Speech I, IIg Physical Grade Sponsor. KENNEDY Educationg G.A.A.g 8th High School Faculty WILBUR SARVIS Latin I, IIg Psychology 8: Social Relationsg Latin Clubg 8th Grade Guidanceg Senior Class Spon- sorg Attendance. CHARLES SLATER Economic Geographyg Citizenshipg Geographyg Sophomore Class Sponsor. RUSSELL WEST English 11, 123 Library Instructiong High School 8: Elementary Libraryg Library Clubg Junior 8: Senior Playg Senior Class Sponsor. GEORGE WHITE Art. CLARA EMILY MONG English 7, 8g Reading 75 F.T.A.g Senior Class Sponsor. RAYMOND MORROW Science 8: Health 8g General Science 93 Junior High Footballg 9th Grade Basketballg Sopho- more Class Sponsor. BERNICE STACY Reading 7g English 75 National Honor Societyg Junior Red Crossg Sophomore Class Sponsor. GLADYS STEVENS Plane 8m Solid Geometryg Trigonometryg Alge- brag Arithmetic 75 8th Grade Math Clubg High School Math Clubg 8th Grade Sponsor. ,411 MARGUERITE WHITE English 9, 109 Freshman Class Sponsor. HARMON WOLFE Spanish Ig Biologyg Math 7g Civil Air Patrolg 7th Grade Sponsor. S-I fl? 'SZ 5 emi vis ZZ-fl-5 Seniors MARY ATKINS Absolutely a swell gal!-Education Club 10-125 Latin Club 9-103 F.T.A. 12g Safety Patrol 95 Newspaper 115 National Honor Society 11-123 Y-Teens 125 Student Council 115 Class Play 12. PHYLLIS BAKER Bursting with Cheers!-Megaphone Club 9-12 Y-Teens 11-12g G.A.A. 9-12g Newspaper 115 Na- tional Honor Society 11-12g Hall Force 10g F.B. L,A. 12g Class Officer 95 Girls State Rep. 11 All Sport Team 9-12g Class Play 12. CAROL BEHNKE Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered!-Educa- tion Club 10-125 Newspaper 10-11g Jr. Red Cross 10g Y-Teens 11-12g F.B.L.A. 123 Yearbook 12g Library 9-12g Class Play 11-125 Glee Club 10-113 Mixed Chorus 12. CAROL BERIE A nice irl to know!-Y-Teens 11-12' F.B.L.A. g , 123 All Sports Team 11-125 G.A.A. 10-12. ALICE ABBOTT Always happy, ever gay!-Library Club 9-115 F.H.A. 10g Y-Teens 11-12g F.B.L.A. 12. ROBERTA ANTIS A quiet, but good gal!-F.H.A. 9-103 F.B.L.A. 125 Band 10-12. 'Q , x -1 5 as as X 1. ai? li ERNEST BOUYACK A friend indeed!-F.F.A. 9-12g Boys, Glee Club 10g Mixed Chorus 11-124 Movie Club 9g Class Play 12. LARRY BOWER Take Me Out To the Ball Game.-Baseball 11-12 iii Seniors PHILIP BROAD I Dream of Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair!- Football 95 Track 9-125 Varsity C 9-125 Movie Club 125 Student Council 11-125 Chorus 10-115 Baseball 125 Senior Scouts 125 Hall Force 11. GEORGE BRUTCHER Happy go lucky!-Movie Club 11-125 Yearbook 125 Varsity C 9-125 Football Mgr. 9-105 Basket- ball 9-105 Track Mgr. 9. THOMAS CHURCHILL A quiet guy!-Orchestra 9. JUDY CRAIG Five foot two, eyes of blue!-F.H.A. 10-125 Hall Force 105 Chorus 125 Class Play 115 Y-Teens 12. 5 SCOTT FAWCETT Heart of Stone!-Yearbook 115 Latin Club 9-105 Hall Force 9-105 Movie Club 95 Chorus 105 Foot- ball 11-125 Basketball 9-105 Safety Patrol 105 Class Play 125 Math Club. DONALD FOUGHT Crazy Legs!-Basketball 9-125 Track 10-125 Football 11-125 F.B.L.A. 125 Varsity C 11-125 Senior Scouts 125 Glee Club 10. CLIFFORD DOEBEL He reaches great heights!-Basketball 9-125 Track 105 Chorus 9-105 Class Play 11. RICHARD EWIN G For a brain, he's our guy!-Hall Force 9-105 Latin Club 9-105 Movie Club 95 Math Club 125 F.T.A. 105 Yearbook 115 Safety Patrol 10. Seniors LAMAR FREDERICK Go, Go, Go!-Varsity C 11-125 Football 11-125 Track 9-125 Glee Club 105 Student Council 115 National Honor Society 11-125 Boys' State Rep. 115 Latin Club 9-105 Math Club 12 5 Senior Scouts 125 Basketball 10-125 Class Play 12. MOLLIE FREESE ville 9-10. DOLORES FULTZ Beautiful Brown Eyes!-Glee Club 11-125 A11 Sports Team 11-125 G.A.A. 9-125 Library 10-115 F.H.A. 10-115 Y-Teens 11-125 F.B.L.A. 12. J OANN FULTZ Quiet, but fun!-F.H.A. 9-125 Y-Teens 12. JOYCE FULTZ When's the big date?-F.H.A. 9-125 Y-Teens 125 Megaphone Club 95 Chorus 10-12. CAROL GREY Carry me back to Ole' Virginny!-F.H.A. 9-125 G.A.A. 9-125 Library Club 9-115 National Honor Society 11-125 Y-Teens 11-125 F.T.A. 125 Chorus 9-125 Latin Club 105 Education Club 11-125 Class Play 11-12. ROBERT HARVEST Dark, handsome guy!-Movie Club 95 Track 95 Basketball 105 Class Play 125 Baseball 9. EDNA MAE HEILMAN Teens 125 F.B.L.A. 12. Warmest of all!-Band 11-125 Latin Club 11-125 G.A.A. 11-125 Y-Teens 125 Yearbook 125 Lees- Don't Fence Me In!-Library Club 9-105 Y- Seniors BETTY HOLDEN Undecided!-Chorus 11-123 F.H.A. 10-12Q Y- Teens 12. JOE J ENN IN GS Slippin' around!-F.F.A. 9-121 Fo tb ll 9' T k 125113 glovie Club 9-113 Civil Air lgatriml 1i3 fills ay . CLARENCE JONES Nice and witty!-Safety Patrol 9-103 Chorus 103 Baseball 93 Class officer 113 Yearbook 123 Math Club 123 Student Council 11. HAZEL KAPP So in love!-Y-Teens 123 F.H.A. 9-12Q Chorus 10-12. KAY KAUBLE Let the sunshine in!-Library 9-103 F.T.A. 101 Y-Teens 11-12. MARLENE KEEGAN Hair always curly, eyes always bright!-Chorus 123 Y-Teens 123 G.A.A. 12: Library 93 F.B.L.A. 123 Safety Patrol 9. ANN KOCHENDOERFER An angel to work with!-Latin Club 9-103 Safety Patrol 93 F.T.A. 9g Y-Teens 123 Education Club 10-11g Newspaper 10-11: Chorus 9-10, 123 Li- brary Club 11-12Q F.B.L.A. 123 Class officer 123 Yearbook 123 Class Play 11-12. KATHRYN KOLLAT Loose talk!-Cafeteria 9-103 F.H.A. 9-103 Li- brary Club 9-103 Safety Patrol 9-103 Ross High 11. Seniors JOYCE KUN S Wow, can she bake a cherry pie!-Library Club 9-105 F.H.A. 9-105 Chorus 9-115 Latin Club 115 F.T.A. 125 Education Club 115 Y-Teens 11-125 Safety Patrol 9. ROGER KUNS A good all around guy who looks so innocent!- Varsity C 9-125 Track 9-125 Hall Force 9-125 Movie Club 9-105 Football 9-125 Basketball 10- 125 Chorus 9-115 Class officer 9, 11-125 Boys' State Rep. 115 Class Play 12. FAYE LEBER Efficiency Plus!-Chorus 9-115 Hall Force 9-115 Education Club 125 Yearbook 125 F.B.L.A. 125 Y-Teens 11-125 Band 9-125 All Sports Team 11- 125 G.A.A. 125 Library Club 9-10. RONALD LYNN glaeck your oil and water?--Alton High School - 0. PHILIP MANN He's a big boy now!-Baseball 9-125 Football 95 Basketball 11-125 Varsity C 9-125 Class Play 12. LOWELL MCROBBIE Small in size, but big in heart!-Football 9, 12, Newspaper 105 Track 115 Varsity C 10-125 Base- ball 11-125 Senior Scouts 11-125 Class Play 12. CAROLYN MESNARD What's the latest joke?-Band 9-125 Library Club 105 Education Club 95 Chorus 125 G.A.A. 10-125 F.B.L.A. 125 Y-Teens 11-125 F.H.A. 10-121 VIRGINIA MESNARD Short and sweet, always neat!-Orchestra 95 Band 9-125 Library Club 95 Class Officer 95 Chorus 105 Education Club 9-125 Y-Teens 11-125 G.A.A. 10-125 Class Play 115 F.B.L.A. 125 Math Club 125 F,T.A. 12. Seniors ROBERT METZGAR All star player!-Latin Club 9-105 Chorus 9-105 Varsity C 9-125 Basketball 9-125 Track 9-125 Football 9-125 Baseball 9-125 Student Council 10-125 National Honor Society 11-125 Class Play 12. DORIS MOHN My best to you!-Library Club 95 Hall Force Y-Teens 125 Chorus 9-125 F.H.A. 9-12. 115 RICHARD MOWRY Life of the party!-Basketball 95 Football 9-125 Latin Club 9-115 Class Play 12. DAVID MOYER Small man, but a big smile!-Baseball 9-125 Varsity C 9-125 Football 95 Class Play 11. MARILYN MURPHY Cutest little eyeful!-Band 9-125 Orchestra 95 F.T.A. 105 F.B.L.A. 125 Y-Teens 11-125 Yearbook 125 Chorus 9-115 Class officer 10. FAYE MYERS Come on' a my house!-Class Play 115 Library Club 95 Safety Patrol 95 F.B.L.A. 12. BETTY NIESET She starts the day with a smile!-G.A.A. 95 Band 9 125 F.B.L.A. 125 Orchestra 9. SONJ A NORMAN Sweet, sincere, and ready to befriend you!- Chorus 10-125 G.A.A. 9-125 Student Council 125 Library Club 95 All Sports Team 9-125 Y-Teens 11-125 Education 9-125 F.B.L.A. 125 Band 9-125 Orchestra 95 Yearbook 125 Class Play 12. Seniors JERRY OBERDORF Time on my hands!-Civil Air Patrol 11-125 Football 9-10, 12. BETTY OSMON Team 115 Latin Club 11-125 Class Play 12. Hair of gold, eyes of blue:Personality!-Chorus 115 G.A.A. 10-125 Y-Teens 11-125 All Sports NANCY PAYNE Make yourself comfortable!-Y-Teens 11-125 F.B.L.A. 125 F.H.A. 9-125 Band 9-12. CHARLENE PETTYS Pert and Petite!-Library Club 95 G.A.A. 10-125 Y-Teens 11-125 F.B.L.A. 125 Megaphone Club 9-125 All Sports Team 11-125 Class Play 12. CAROL RAKES My future has only begun!-F.H.A. 10-125 Y- Teens 11-12. WILLIAM RATHBUN Not a care in the world!-Varsity C 95 Red Cross 105 Track Play 12. 10-115 F.F.A. 125 Baseball 125 Class MARTHA RICHMOND Happy, contented, and never cross!-G.A.A. 10- 125 F.B.L.A. 125 Y-Teens 125 All Sports Team 9-125 Chorus 10-125 Class Officer 125 Class Play 12. MARY ANN ROSS Earth Angel!-Education Club 95 F.H.A. 10 Chorus 10-125 Y-Teens 11-125 F.B.L.A. 12. -1 Seniors DIANNE SIMON Angel in disguise!-Library Club 9-105 Class Play 115 National Honor Society 11-125 Year- book 125 Class Officer 9-125 Y-Teens 11-125 Chorus 125 F.B.L.A. 12. THOMAS SMITH Leave it to Tom to get things done!-Varsity C 9-125 Band 9-125 Movie Club 95 Hall Force 9-125 Office 125 Yearbook 11-125 Track 95 Senior Scouts 10-125 Class Play 12. ball ROBERT STREETER A nice guy to have around!-Safety Patrol 105 Football 9, 11-125 Basketball 10-125 Baseball 9-105 Varsity C 125 Class Play 12. RONALD TARRIS A future Einstein!-F.T.A. 11-125 Hall Force 115 Movie Club 125 Library Club 1,15 Class Play 12. JAMES STEVENSON Answer to every girl's dream!-Chorus 10-115 Varsity C 9-115 Track 9-125 Latin Club 95 Foot- 9, 115 Basketball 9-125 Class Play 11. MARY STIGER No other love have I!-Chorus 11-125 G.A.A 125 Student Council 125 Library Club 10-12 All Sports Team 9-125 Y-Teens 11-125 F.B.L.A 125 Education Club 105 F.H.A. 9-11. THOMAS STIGER Just a good, all around guy!-Football 9-125 Track 9-125 Varsity C 9-12, LARRY STREETER Be my love!-York School 9-105 Band 11-125 Football 115 Track 115 Basketball 115 F.F.A. 125 Baseball 125 Class Play 12. 1 Seniors DONALD TAYLOR Farmer in the Dell!-F.F.A. 9-125 Track 95 Mov- ie Club 95 Basketball 10. ROBERT TAYLOR Somewhere, there's a someone!-Football 115 Baseball 9-115 Senior Scouts 11-125 Varsity C 10-12. WILLIAM TAYLOR Lots of teamwork and co-operation!--Band 9- 115 Basketball 9-125 Baseball 9-125 Track 9, 125 Math Club 12. MICHAEL TILRICO All American Boy!-Football 9-125 Basketball 9-125 Baseball 105 Track 9-125 Varsity C 11-125 Class Officer 105 Senior Scouts 12. CAROLYN WILSON I want to be with you always!-F.H.A. 11-125 Y-Teens 11-125 Class Officer 115 Chorus 125 All Sports Team 115 Gibsonburg School 9-10. DOYLE WISE Small, but mighty!-Varsity C 9-125 Football 9-125 Track 9-125 Basketball 9. JEANETTE WOTT At your service!-Education Club 95 Library Club 9-105 Hall Force 9, 125 Y-Teens 115 G.A.A. 115 Movie Club 115 F.T.A. 11-12. CRAIG ZIMMERMAN I've got rhythm!-Latin Club 9-115 Chorus 105 Band 9-125 F.T.A. 105 National Honor Society 11-125 Class Play 11-12. Class 0fficers 1954 Roger Kuns ...................... President Ann Kochendoerfer .... Vice-President Martha Richmond .. ....... Treasurer Dianne Simon ................... Secretary Class 0ffi::ers 0f Uther Years 1951 Roger Kuns .......... ..... Pr esident Phyllis Baker ....... Vice-President Virginia Mesnard .... ..... T reasurer Dianne Simon ........ . .... Secretary 1952 Michael Tilrico ....... ..... P resident Dianne Simon .... Vice-President Mary Atkins .......... ..... Tr easurer Marilyn Murphy ........ .... S ecretary 1953 Roger Kuns ........... Clarence Jones . .. Carolyn Wilson .... Dianne Simon .... . . . . .President Vice-President . . . . .Treasurer . . . . .Secretary , .rr 1 fig is is -.'1 A .1 rgikiiwiifai rif.1 li 1 ,t,s, ' ROW 1-Dianne Simon, Martha Richmond ROW 2-Roger Kuns, Ann Kochendoerfer SENIOR CLASS MOTTO What we are is God's gift to usg what we become is our gift to God. CLASS FLOWER Blue Carnation CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver SENIOR CLASS HISTORY About 1937 a great event occurred! The graduates of '55 were born. We started out in the first grade with Miss Wehr, Miss Cleveland, and Mrs. Grey as our teachers. In the second grade we had our great toy band and most of us had Miss Bertha as our teacher. In the third grade We were playing high water, low watern and had lots of fun going to the movies and, Oh! How the boys enjoyed crawling under their seats and scaring the girls! You should have heard those girls squeal! This year is when We were really just beginning to Write. A new subject came up in the fourth grade -Geography! with Miss Rule as our teacher. About this time is when we began to play Chase and having loads of fun, especially when the boys caught the girls, fremember what happenedj ? This year We also had lots of fun when we Went to the zoo in Toledo. Mrs. Greek liked to read us stories in the sixth grade, and liked us to try to touch our toes so she could exercise her paddle. What about the time when We were all busy pick- ing up the beads that Mrs. Greek had lost from her necklace! By the way, how about some of the coinci- dences when Don Taylor's tongue froze to the slide on the play ground and Tom Smith's froze to something else. Wasn't it Donnie Taylor Who also took all the boys' pants? What a disaster! ! Senior Class History Then finally, we made the long trip be- tween the two buildings into the high school building where we thought we were really DOOMED. Mr. Moist helped most of us and tried to get us situated and to boost our morale. Boys, do you remember when Miss Van Thorn tried to paddle Bill Rathbun all the time, but she never did get around to it, and when Phil Broad put salt in her tea? In the seventh grade, the girls gave our teacher and the home room mothers a dinner. This year is when we also produced our great operetta Sourwood Mountain. And how much fun we had with it! We were very unfortunate to lose one of our members, Gary Strecker. We were now in the eighth grade and had lots of fun, especially the hayride we had. At last we entered our first year of Senior High. We were the great Freshmen of Clyde High. We thought We were big, but there were still three other grades towering over us, which we had to conquer. We began to havf' some big parties and some money- .V -king ordeals. That year, for the Junior Prom, most of us signed up to serve, and the Juniors drew the names from a hat. Those lucky ones were: Carolyn Mesnard, Virginia Mesnard, Sonja Norman, Carol Rakes, Phil Broad, Roger Kuns, Lowell McRobi. 7. and Tom Smith. As Sophomores, we had a new, interesting subject, Biology! And can you remerr' er those great cats? Ugh! This year our World History class went to the Toledo Museum. By the Way, do you remember when Carol Grey cut her hand? We finally reached the year we had been waiting for, the Junior year. We sold so many things this year to build up our treasury for the Junior Prom, amon'g which were: Moth- er's Day Cakes, Christmas Wreaths, and plenty of bake sales. With all the money we had earned in our past years, we gave the great Junior-Senior Prom, with the theme being, A Night in Granada. We also gave the great Junior Class Play, Room for One More, which was a huge success. This is the year when we received our beautiful Junior Class Rings. ln the middle of the year all the Juniors along with the Seniors went to Gib- sonburg High for the Annual Career Day. Here is the year! Our Senior year, which in this year, the S standing for Salesmen! We sold billfolds, season basketball tickets, book covers and gave movies, bake sales and dances. We won S50 for being the highest class of salesmen in the annual magazine drive. After many of our football games we had a lot of parties and oh, the fun! Our Senior Play to be presented is entitled, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Remember the first night of play practice when Mary Atkins dropped her glasses in the sewer up- town? We are hoping for a successful play and looking forward to the Senior Assembly and the wonderful Senior Class Trip. We shall graduate this year of 1955 and in leaving, all the seniors from A to Z will miss good ole' Clyde High and look back on it as memories to remember and to thank every- one for the fine education and co-operation that was given to us. We all can truly say, We've had a wonderful time. We hate to say good-bye, so we will just say, We'll be seeing you! 0, - 5555 V! ,, Ay Xi f' ' X fx F ' ,... 1 at f f Xu 0 M EL y 1 XXXQQ Juniors J 31, ' , ,3 s ' Q fn: il? . . M . fr V A , zn' ,Q f 4 ' K , ' ff 1 s rg Q, L Q73 53,1 ti, W .5 'kai ,IQ '4 ,J 1 if iirr Qu. VkV.k A -, , , A 1 M-J 0 I-f N! ,.L-,fL.:2 LV ' V T , if 9 , :. ,Q in ' . ' -:are le f,k ...,., -1' X x 'B-Ji T ,FJ ,A , Am! '5 if Q QQ? 5' N favs ': ' ' 1 1- 1 ff? X , a au- ,Q 'Yi R , 1k gr, ' IDE f i ,r ' 5 5 A , , Q .: ., In ,EQZ , ly ' n ROW 1-Wilson Baker, Gwen Bell, Karen Bowser, Sylvia Broad, Ronnie Brown, Virginia Bucklew, Louis Capucini. ROW 2-Terry Coleman, Judy Crockett, Dennis Curliss, Barbara Dagg, Bill Dagg, Edward Daykin, Bill Dencer. ROW 3-Sonja Dennis, Barbara Ernsberger, Bill Eshelman, Donald Freder- ick, Sandra Fultz, Victor Gillett, Carolyn Hartley. ROW 4-Lois Hemmer, Mary Hoffman, Sandra House, Frank Humberger, Harold Jennings, Dianne Kistler, Evelyn Kollat. ROW 5-Helen Kreager, Ramona Lee, Kathryn Lindner, Joe Linehan, Modesta Lopez, Bernadine Lorentz, MaDonna McHugh. ROW 6-Janet Mesnard, Jackie Millard, Gerald Mills, Carolyn Miller, Joan Mooney, Judy Osmon, Charles Perry. Juniors A A los, Q ii , ' i al W J , 1 Vi, M4 L -,' i f .2 ' - . 6 in . . 5 7 A S K T - ... Xa-I ff L ,- :- if-7,+f .. J' as-3 ' '11 ig 'ii' 'YJ . 1 is A xt 'mf ROW l-Rod Persing, Janet Purdham, Tom Raifsnyder, Ann Risley, Pat Rock, Margaret Romeo, James Scheerer. ROW 2-Georgia Schrader, Phyllis Schwan, Ardis Shetzer, Norwood Smith, Jean Snyder, Jack Stiger, Paul Swartz. ROW 3-Mary Ann Tilrico, Bonnie Tressler, Alice Van Meter, Barbara Voltz, Mary White, Carol Whittaker, Louis Williams. ROW 4-Nancy Williams, Jim Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Shirley Wise, Robert Wott. NOT IN PICTURE7Ronnie Dick, Larry Dinan, Glenn Glotz, Ted Gray, Gwen Ley, Jim Ramsey, Richard Stoner. Sophomores f W. S f , '25 ,N , D Q Q is 9 D. S i M-f 4.9 17 'Th' K t, L-sa' jf-' i tg, -a,i, t , .f a 'Q 1 , x.,.5. 5 . Q x 1 1 e- .I I Nw, - ,Q , , A - fix ,. ff.. ' 1' Y m W- A s. 42, X N t , I ek x, if-5.:':::z::. i 3 Q , ga to g ,,,, , I g gg L Y ag i Rr i t . R i ', X .tl I vs, Q -N 5 , , 4 1 . , -Q, 3 ,L L. . ,xg '-. A -i - ,- e., l e , 'r r i - A 1 -f, A Q as Q 6. ,M , - Ma 'i 2' 3' X., aj 4 :wg -fer f xx. i .K a q V Q Q I ROW 1-David Amert, Keith Anderson, Lois Baker, Andrea Becker, Burton Benefiel, David Bennett, Barbara Berie. ROW 2-Wayne Bilbrey, Gerald Bodnar, Sharon Boger, John Bolinger, Sonia Bovier, Robert Bowman, Robert Brutcher. ROW 3-Connie Cain, Carolyn Carmean, Roger Casey, Jane Center, La- Verne Choisser, Marcelene Choisser, Tom Dagg. ROW 4-Ben Davis, David Ewing, Michael Farrar, Mary Felter, David Ferrall, Carol Fowler, Pauline Frasure. ROW 5-Marjorie Fultz, Jerry Gray, Raymond Hintz, Mary Ellen Hudson, Ginger Hull, Tom Kelso, Stephen Kemper. ROW 6-Nancy Lantz, William Linden, David Long, Tom Lynch, David Matter, Jean Mears, Nancy Mesnard. Sophomores ki Q-3,55 F ' V2 W 'G' W S f ' 'N ii, V, M 5 A ' 7 5 P K' - 'J , seee 3 ' X 4 .-X ' O er J at it iw 'Y-1, it , ., Lkk T fx! xx NE? X D J '1 I 'X ROW 1-Patricia Meyer, Joanna Miller, LaVaughn Moyer, Charles Nieset, Norman Noss, Cloyd Payne, Carol Perrin. ROW 2-James Pope, Thomas Purdham, JoAnn Roberts, Robert Roberts, Linda Robinson, Robert Romeo, Shirley Scheerer. ROW 3--Gerald Schoenfeld, Jeanne Smith, Adrian Stanley, LaVaughn Stanley, Evelyn Strausbaugh, Charles Swartz, Bonnie Tarris. ROW 4-Janis Tusing, Barbara Van Meter, Linda Warner, Donna Watt, Jack Weisheit, William Weller, Vicki Worcester. ROW 5f-Joe Wott, John Wott. NOT IN PICTURE-Virginia Billings, Merlin Colvin, Mary Henry, Mary Kapp, Larry Oberdorf, Thelma Shriver. Q ml , Freshmen s -QQ,-f-1 x l ' 1 1.4 aw . J J Q. 'f d i -' - A ., ' -'B 4' R 5' . g S 3 V' .N sfn. iii ' X9- G' 1.9. '67 Xs,.i.,, X., 4 'Ns -ua sf? as .1 3 1 if ' lc. ' in 4 V. m - All f L ' M W Ja Z ' f Jw V L V Q: L : 3 - tt. LYL, fa, 1' A Y 7h , LL , y , Q . Swfxx wr. iii S--is Y--S ROW 1-Jerry Ashton, Harry Ayers, Connie Baker, Hugh Zimmerman Edna Baker, Joe Barrett, Kurtis Bauer. ROW 2-Linda Behnke, Rose Marie Boger, Lloyd Bookmyer, Lois Bouyack Dave Bowman, John Bowser, Dixie Brininger. ROW 3-Ronnie Bucklew, Joyce Center, Arlene Coleman, John Dayringer, Barbara Dick, Rebecca Eshelman. ROW 4-Barbara Everett, Arthur Fiser, Nancy Fowler, Monty Frederick, Danny Frias, Faye Fultz, Barbara Garn. ROW 5-Clarence Gilbert, Gerald Gillig, Judy Glumm, Jimmy Green, Dorothy Grieder, Robert Halbisen, Donna Hartley. ROW 6-Kay Hartman, Janice Hemmer, LaVaughn Hintz, Dick Hunt Ronnie Joseph, Gary Keegan, Susan Kistler. NOT IN PICTURE-Carol Fulmer, Karen Wott, Arnold Lich, James Mc- Clure, LaMar Curliss. 9 Freshmen 's .P -0 6 1, A,-A E 'A ?' . Q. K is :VN v . . . J? P31 Q if , ' is all s . 1 f 2 b ,,x..t. x .L X . . ,c:XKx.,, mg, Q t K I.. .A Q 1 K ,gi K Xwi 7 . ' X ,Miva ts f 5 . 3 6 Q. ,...' l N S KSQZM Z. ll ' . 2.3: he 6 - Vg yy- . ' A175 '57 K . A 5 fx fs! i l 'l ' ll X -, . , N N Es .1 , , X Q . Q-- ' fzkfbllb. lj Y '11 ROW 1-Judy Krauss, Richard Kuns, Pat Mace, Harry Manning, Hallard Martin, Fred McGinnis, Karol Meyer. ROW 2-Bob Miller, Dave Moorhead, Lynda Mosier, Melvin Mowry, Larry Mullins, Billy Nasonti, Marjorie Oberdorf. ROW 3-Bill Orndorf, Jim Pearce, John Peters, Jay Pump, Joan Robbins, Dorothy Schrader, Carol Schwan. ROW 4-Betty Sherck, Susan Shoup, Lois Smith, Paula Smith, Pat Sutter, Jack Tarris, Gail Taylor. ROW 5-Michael Taylor, Barbara Thomas, Larry Thompson, Juliann Til- rico, Ted Wadsworth, Norma Walden, Shirley Waldon. ROW 6-Dennis Treacle, Dennis Wall, Bob Werth, Sherill Whaley, Roger Williams, Judy Wise, James Woodruff. ROW 7-Gwen Wolfe. Class Uffieers Sophomore Class Ufficers ROW 1 Mary Felter, Secretary Margie Fultz, Treasurer ROW 2 Raymond Hintz, Vice President Bill Linden, President Junior Class 0fficers ROW 1 Barbara Dagg, Treasurer Jean Snyder, Secretary ROW 2 Janet Mesnard, Vice President Frank Humberger, President i ii E 'T r ' 1 Freshmen Class Dfficers ROW 1 Lois Smith, Secretary Judy Krauss, Treasurer ROW 2 Hugh Zimmerman, Vice President Roger Williams, President Informa ls :ggi -gr-v , -X 'U I If 4 I I i 3 'X 'X C3 . i ROW 1-Barbara Kreager, Kit Mann, Kathryn Meyer, Margie Kochcndoerfer, Norma Greider, Mari- lyn Jackson, Carol Krauss. ROW 2-Mrs. Mong, Ronnie Miller, Ralph lleckel, Carl Purdham, Ethel Perry, Helen Heft, Cheryl Kuns, Charles Hedrick, Joe Pump, Richard Mesnard. Eighth ROW 1-Robert Smith, Phyllis St. Clair, Kenneth Welch, Hal Shaull, Marilyn Strouse, Bernice Skilliter, Annlynne Russell. ROW 2-Mr. Hastings, Sue Taylor, Donna Voltz, Bill Strong, Danny Whitcomb, Tommy Ross, Pat Smith, Mary Schrickel. , Q X' 'Ji 2. Aflfl J Q. ROW 3-David Miller, Lanny Gilbert, Kenneth Gill, Bill Hague, Kenneth Morgan, Richard Noftz, Janette Jackson. ROW 4-Gerald Gillett, Richard Kuns, Albert Preis- ner, Eugene Meyer, Charles Mann, Gary Pocock. Grade ROW 3-Scott Schell, Lee Ritter, Billy Shriver, Charles Young, Judith Raifsnyder. ROW 4-Curt Thornton, Ruth Mary Wott, Barbara Shaeifer, Bonnie McClain, Kathy Wott, ROW 1-Woodrow Earheart, Warren Elfers, Frances Czako, Ted Buck, Jim Ernsburger, Terry Dick, Russell Benefield. ROW 2-Mr. Crabtree, Margaret Adams, Sandra Dunigan, Ruth Dick, Bonnie Cole, Linda Carter, Gary Bowser, Donald Burkin, Richard Dagg, Randal Dempner. Eighth ROW l-Wayne Van Doren, Robert Pope, Jack Tay- lor, Eugene Craig, Janet Simeo, Della Kapp, Cecilia Davis. ROW 2LMr. Morrow, Paul Brown, Marie Mesnard, ROW 3-Judy Fought, Lucille Chester, Kay Abbott Pamela Brugger, Richard Dunfee, Marge Cullman Tom Davis. ROW 4-Connie Clark, Sharon Dick, Elaine Arm- strong, Karen Colvin, Pat Dawley, Barbara Cozatl Alice Barrett, Karen Kane. Grade Barbara Howey, Linda Wilson, Roberta Brininger Allen Burkhardt, LeRoy Dayringer. ROW 3-John Baker, Sarah Drown, LalVlar House Dean Wadsworth, Roy Kreager, Dorr Shcerer. ROW 1-Norma Jean McClanahan, Glenda Jones, Denton Meek, Thomas Kuns, Patricia Myers, Janet Gray, LaDonna Mesnard, Lois McClure, Fern Matter, Deborah McRobbie. ROW 2-Sandra Myer, Robert Gillett, Bonnie Hem- mer, JoAnn Good, Dianne McRobbie, Everett Johns, r 5 L 1 Carolyn Humberger, Mary Haynes, John Gray, Vir- ginia Havens, Terry Hansen, Kenny Meyers. ROW 3-Sandra Johns, Mary Kreager, George Kelso, Jerry Kastor, Joe Lambert, Thomas Hansen, Jack Loudenslager, Bobby Miller, Bill Huss, Charles Maines, Billy Mooney, Larry Hoy. Seventh Grade ROW 1-Steve Bodnar, Paul Dickman, Jim Bolinger, Diane Ferrall, Janice Kaiser, Ronnie Everett, Larry Ferrall, Pat Bookmyer. ROW 2-Donald Denham, Danny Boyd, Nancy Berie, Jean Dinan, Barbara Depner, LaVaughn Foultner, Torn Covert, Henry Chaucer, Nicky Dick. ROW 3-Peggy Colvin, Robert Cramer, Larry Buck- lew, Rosanna Dayringer, Sandra Dick, Larry Fultz, Tom Crockett, Jean Foy. ROW 4-Bill Biller, Ronnie Brown, Barbara Guis- buhler, Ann Eshelman, Judy Dickman, Gloria Carter, Kenny Cagel, Jimmy Billings. ROW 1-Jack Sticuski, Lucille Welch, Vicki Wise, Sam Orndorff, Richard Tucker, John Sheer, Martin Earhart, Rodney Shaull. ROW 2-Carl Van Meter, Danny Norman, Beverly Zwerman, Mary Jo Persing, Jean Vladeff, John Sutter, Dale Shirk, Jerry Bowman. Seventh ROW 1-Richard Shetzer, Walter Rassteader, Bruce Novergall, Donald Barger, Danny Becker, Larry Frederick, Charles Kilmer, Barbara Gilbert, Owenna Bovier, Clifford Perrin. ROW 2-Grant Hostetter, Pat Mesnard, Sue Beier, Jayne Beckman, Janet Aldrich, Ann Steiner, Sharon Behrendsen, Jackie Quimby, Faye Brininger, Kay ROW 3-Edward Walters, Howard Pesnell, Janice Robbins, Wanda Willard, Tamara Ott, Sue Smith, Beverly Smith, Sharon Ritter. ROW 4-John Raynor, Norman Walker, Richard Robbins, Tim Norris, Gilbert Rakes, Diane Singleton, Virgy Perry, Earmel Newsome. Grade Brininger, Karen Thomas, Jean Beckman, Gloria Burroughs, Joyce Barger. ROW 3-Kathy Fouke, Roy Briegel, Ralph Bentrum, Ronnie Baker, George Carter, Richard Jones, Alice Schwan, James Bower, Janet Emerson, Judith Baker, John Burkett. Iriforma ls S.-, ww, M' -W JE: , -,, 'Sf in Q O 53 A ..wQ'F' GRM 'g 15' 5,5900 L my 2:7 Elementary Principals JOHN G. HOSTETTER ROBERT MILLER South Main Vine Faculty JESSIE CRAVENS Office GERTRUDE BERIE Grade 2, South Main LUELLA BOYER SENORA BICKHAM VIOLA CURLISS 36 Grade 2, South Main Grade 1, South Main Grade 2, South Main HELEN CLEVELAND Grade 1, South Main GLADYS FISCHER Grade 5, South Main JENNIE GREY Grade 1, South Main LAURA HINTZ Grade 3, Vine EILEEN IMKE Grade 1, Vine Faculty CLARA MASOWICH Grade 1, Vine J ACQUELINE MOHR Music CARL RIEGEL Grade 6, Vine CHARLES KAMENIK Grade 5, Vine HELEN -LITTLE Grade 1, South Main ETHEL LUND Grade 5, South Main b HESTER ORNDORFF Kindergarten, South Main JANE PERSING Grade 4, Vine BERNICE REED Grade 6, Vine Faculty RUTH RULE Grade 4, South Main RUTH SCHEERER Grade 4, Vine EULA SCOTT Grade 6, South Main JACK O'HARROW Grade 6, South Main GLENDOLA RINE Grade 5, Vine EVELYN ROBINSON Grade 3, South Main BERTHA WALDEN Grade 2, South Main EDNA WILLER Grade 4, South Main GWENDOLYN WOLFE Grade 3, Vine JOAN SCOTT Kindergarten, Vine JENNIE TAYLOR Grade 3, South Main MARY WAGNER Grade 2, South Main ROW 1-Michael Shanahan, Murray Miller, Jeff Pump, Wayne Tusing, Mary Ellen Frias, Ester Zer- man, Larry Mott, Steve Worcester, Vicki Shaffer, Sandra L. Smith. ROW 2-Mrs. Scott, Diane Schatt, John Mills, Charles Meyer, Kay Miller, Sandra J. Smith, Sharon Mosier, Sixth ROW 1-Ralph Shearn, Ruth Kuhns, Sara Shearer, Mark Wott, Lynn Schreckel, Dennis Strecker, Dean Nebergall, John Romeo, Ronald Welch. ROW 2-Carol Vladeff, Edward Shaw, Tom Covert, Donald Runion, Marilyn Russell, Jeanette Whitcomb, Eloise Streeter, Connie Stokes, Larry Stanley, Darrell FS K Q., 5 5 Tom Wadsworth, Judith Mills, Martha Mann, Jerry Noftz. ROW 3-Dennis Faber, Kenneth Pocock, Duglas Robinson, Charles Queen, Sandra Rutherford, Sandra Ricarrdi, Mary Jo Brooks, Juanita Pyles, Judy St. Clair. Grade Lich, Jerry Smith. ROW 3-Mr. Riegel, Michael Matesick, Larry Straus- baugh, Robert Shearn, Donald Smith, Paul Powers, Dennis Thayer, Diane Oberdorf, Richard Pesnell, Darlene Thayer, Jeri Stoll. NOT IN PICTURE-Barbara Morgan. l l 1 l w ROW 1-Carolyn Gillett, Charles Farrar, Donald Cagle, Gary Kuns, Karen Halbisen, Lynn Brown, Luther Long, Donald Smith, Philip Bower. ROW 2-Jean Krauss, Judith Hague, Mary Jane Lee, Sally Johnson, Carol Loudenslager, Patricia Bower, Barbara Chester, Elaine Eshleman, Roger Carter, Sixth ROW 1-Richard Garn, Susan Bigelow, Jean Burkett, Carol Burdett, Judith Bowser, Diane Coleman, Janet Greider, Mary Claar, Mary Freeland. ROW 2-Mr. O'Harrow, Florencio Lopez, Richard Kauble, Roger Frederick, Larry Gill, Carl Kowalski, Joyce Glumm, Roberta Craig, Barbara Binkley. ROW 3-Mrs. Reed, Thomas Jones, Larry Chiow, Richard Glass, Stanley Brininger, Larry Behrendsen, Ellwood Frasure, Carl Dickman, Louis Hoffman, Rob- ert Abdoo. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Pigman. Grade Bob Carper, Charles Howey, George Coffman, Donald Hale. ROW 3-Gary Gilbert, Martha Gullett, Barbara Boll- man, Bob Dills, Pamela Brininger, Lois Dick, Janet Hughes, Bill Henry, Danny Lawro. 74 fm: ROW 1-Dennis Wilson, AnnaLee Pyles, Teodora Lopez, Robert Koch, Wayne Suter, Gary Lee, Kevin Dorr, Daniel Wahl, Carol Ann Lantz, Carolyn Claar, Charles Shaul. ROW 2-Jerry Ross, John McClain, Robert Hall, Dinah Williams, Charles Williams, Gary Hoff, Donald Fifth ROW 1-Gary Fiser, Nancy Czako, Sharon McGrath, Betty Durst, Janet Keegan, Donald Gibson, Diana Henry, Virgil Faulkner, Jack Bowers, James Colvin. ROW 2-Larry Decker, Karen Broad, Joan Bell, Richard Keegan, Ernest Gill, James Carger. Wolff, Beverly Adams, James Ohl, Darlene Sommers, Corrina Neal, Jackie Pump. ROW 3-Betty Roberts, Sharon Shoup, Barbara Van Ness, Gerald Miller, James Snyder, Wilma Stanley, Donald Young, Cheryl Maule, Teresa Spray, Eugene Schwochow, Mrs. Lund. Grade ROW 3-Frances Baker, James Kastor, Doyle Fausey, Tom Cole, DeeAnne Davenport, Judy Hatfield, Walter Condon, John Haynes, Don Bowersox, LeRoy Bilbrey, Mrs. Fischer. ROW 1--Frederick Dickman, Mary Ann Halbisen, Patricia Kochendoerfer, Ronald Brown, Irene Held, Ronald Hedrick, Joseph Becker, William Brown, Jane Bookmyer, Willa Filson. ROW 2-Mrs. Rine, Dallas Ludwig, John Burdett, James Carothers, Jerry Jewett, Sandra Hirt, Johnnie Mae Contos, Juanita Dayringer, Margaret Dickman, Fifth ROW 1-Sharon Smith, Connie Mesnard, Karyl Wott, Carol White, Gary Myers, Brian Williams, Roger Tea, Scott Norris, Raymond Moyer. ROW 2-Ernie Newsome, George Roach, Christine Swain, Ruth Mesnard, John Rogers, Samuel Meyer, Keith Payne, Larry Keegan, David Kistler, James Capucini, Joan Bookmyer, Mr. Kamenik. Vicky Anton, Jean Dickman, Shirley Chiow. ROW 3-Larry Baker, Albert Cravens, Jackie Johns, Dean Behrendsen, Marsha Bechler, Curtis Adams, Lynda Fowler, Dennis Depner, Jerry Hay, Carolyn Good. NOT IN PICTURE-Eunice McFarland. Grade ROW 3-Vernon Solberg, Norman Powers, Richard Mapus, Lynn Kaiser, Lynn Willimas, Catherine Lud- wig, Justo Vargas, Francis Oberdorf, Donald Link, Robert Woodruff. NOT IN PICTURE-Diane Joseph, Lenore McRobbie, Donald Nieset, Neta Sokolowski. ROW 1-Ted VanMeter, John Hostetter, John Line- han, Larry Williams, Kathryn Kuns, Kathy Russell, Carolyn Meek, Nita Stokes, Gloria Henry, Joan Lozier. ROW 2-Mrs. Persing, Janice Reed, Larry Sutter, Richie White, Ray Lindsay, Bill Powell, Barbara Streeter, Sandra Warfield, Patricia Ley, Martha Watt, Bonnie Shearn, Susan Raifsnider, Allan Nettleman, Charles Hoffman. ROW 3-Billy Metz, Jim Brininger, Billy Stults, Glen Shellhammer, Robert Vargas. Fourth Grade ROW l-Carol Fultz, Jackie Bolinger, Susan Ewing, Margie Perry, Marilyn Davis, Richard Eshleman, Margaret Halbisen, Cheryl Greenslade, Ann Beier, Mary Becker. ROW 2-Mrs. Scheerer, Timmy Clark, Larry Bink- ley, William Covert, Jelfrey Dennis, Marilynn Foulk Diane Davis, Peggy Bowman, Thurol Burkhart, Linda Andres, Patty Cozad, Sylvia Behrendsen. ROW 3-John Brininger, William Coleman, Donald Burroughs, James Beier, Roger Dick, Terry Bennett. NOT IN PICTURE-Dennis Burkin. ROW 1-Christina Scheer, Betty Kapp, Ellen Jones, Shirley Leibengood, Patricia Stoner, Kent Meggitt, John Maines, Mary Norman, Kay McMillan, Cathern Hall. ROW 2-Mrs. Willer, Judy Nycum, Margaret Hum- berger, Marilia Keegan, Carole Norman, Don Wine- Fourth ROW 1-Karen Singleton, Ronald Beckman, Linda DuBois, Sharon Bergman, Robert Dinan, Jill Eaton, Bonnie Damschroder, Ralph Shetzer, Gary Daven- port, Joe Wilson. ROW 2-James Anderson, Marion Frey, Iris Condon, Linda Cook, Jan Smith, Larry Jones, Diane Everhart, land, Jack Ross, Michael McPherson, Robert Smith, Jimmy Smith, Karen Steinhauser, Charlotte Mathews. ROW 3-George R. Ritter, William Tea, Jr., Charles Campbell, Richard Riccardi, Robert Meyer, Richard Cook, Gary Johnson, Robert Baker, Gerald Mesnard, Richard Robinson. Grade Henry Rodriquz, Patricia Hall, Carolyn Frey. , ROW 3-Miss Rule, Beverly Cain, Thomas Bower, Howard Franks, Dan Wise, Juan Davis, Teresa Davis, Martha Cattan, Charles Brininger, Thomas Dewey, Sharon Carter. ROW 1-Gary Soiberg, Brenda Snyder, Douglas Smith, Donna Whitehead, Merrill Smith, John Mur- phy, Ralph Kiser, Carol Toy, Connie Waldon, Maria Rodriquez. ROW 2-Mrs. Wolfe, Robert Ritter, Vicki Mills, Dan- ny Smith, Carol Noftz, Ted Neely, Ramiro Rodriquez, Mary Purdham, James Stanley, Phyllis Pesnell, La- mar Parker, Dennis Meyer, Nancy Moore. ROW 3-Michael Yingling, Donald Spaide, Kurt Mey- er, Chelcer Reinbolt, Ronald Pettys, John Strouse Linda Stults, Charles Felter. Third Grade ROW 1-Kenneth Cleary, Rush Andres, Beverly Gil- bert, Tommy Carothers, Constance Bennett, David Glass, Janice Jennings, Suzanne Fiser, Nancy Hunt, Carol McMurtrie. ROW 2-Mrs. Hintz, Penny Friedley, David Dick, Pa- tricia Adams, Frank Zerman, Kathleen Hemmer, Nancy Kaiser, James Dick, John Mathia, James Co- vert, Barbara Good, Robert Lantz, Carol Ashton. ROW 3-Gary Cagle, Richard Good, Tommy Cox Tommy Garrison, James Andrews, Vicki Bechler Darlene King, Tommy Dickman. ROW 1-Robert Gardner, Thomas Hull, Carolyn B-allew, Barbara Farrar, Patrick Archer, Lewis Meg- gitt, Shirley Borer, Joyce Czako, Judy Beatty, Bill Freeland, John Kapp. ROW 2-Barbara Dawley, Judy Faulkner, Sandra Ball, Ronald LeMaitre, Robbie Lee, Dawn Brugh, Robert McGowen, Sharon Dirlam, Gayle Baker, lgonna Beebe, Robert Abdoo, LaMar Bennett, Donna ones. ROW 3-Miss Taylor, Jane Burkett, Patty Ashton, Joanne Eberly, Wayne Smith, Richard Jones, Thomas Kowalski, Frances Catalano, Ruth Baker, Robert Biller, Gary Michaels, John Eaton. NOT IN PICTURE-Charles Rutherford. Third Grade ROW 1-Gary Ross, Barbara Cook, Kathleen Haz- zard, Viola Sommers, Patricia Jones, Judy Maynes, Linda Snyder, Fred Smith, Robert Snyder, David Meyers, Bonnie Kastor. ROW 2-Robert Spence, Thomas Thoss, John Whet- stone, John Sawyer, Ronald Runion, Richard Queen, Rose Marie Haynes, Diana Pearce, Judy Mesnard, Rebecca Lee, Janice Sieger, Anne Marie Hastings, Bernadine Wagner. ROW 3-Miss Robinson, Ruth Calvert, Carol Pren- tice, Carolyn Thomson, Kathryn Carter, Billy Scalf, Frank Perrin, Roger Whittaker, Jerry Owens, Robert Williams, Dennis Plahler, Janie Frey. NOT IN PICTURE-Carol Mathews. 1 x l ROW 1-Wanda Cox, Tommy Beckman, Sophia Bo- vier, John Becker, James Carter, Annette Dam- schroder, Nancy Puckett, Patricia Condon, Mary Bush. ROW 2-David Dayringer, Candy Drown, Patty Day- ringer, Billy Armstrong, Maria Davis, Sharon Meg- Second ROW 1-Kenneth Noftz, Joan Duncan, Sophia Var- gas, Marilyn Nebergall, Suzanne Rudes. ROW 2-Eddie Bennett, Christopher Hoffman, Richie Steinert, Lonnie Dick, Betsy Buck, Darlene Reinbolt, Neil Rakes, Karen Billman. ROW 3-Lois Parish, Tommy Stout, Glenna Taylor, Michael Atkins, Bruce Matesick, Dianne Andrews, gitt, Timothy Butler, Ricky Andres, Bobby Claar. ROW 3-Miss Walden, Theresa Bennett, Jay Dunfee, Penny Gilbert, Betty Jo Dearth, Glenn Bentrim, Helen Ball, John Dewey, Donna Durst, Norma Dick. NOT IN PICTURE-Tommy Anastasi, Warren Bry- ant, Susan Albert, Connie Beier, Kathleen Bowser. Grade Margaret Riegel. ROW 4-Bobby Friedley, Randy Adams, Dell Schell, Jackie Gordan, Douglas Robbins. NOT IN PICTURE-Mrs. Curliss, Julia Parker, Carol Eogvey, Cathy Mellenthin, Fay Lynn Tea, Linda a er. ROW 1-Jose Rodriquez, Judy Freeland, Barbara Tea, Donald Worcester, Clifford Rogers, Randall gnyder, Ruth Ann Williams, Sandra Zerman, Connie eigor. ROW 2-Dale Slater, Robert Upton, Metta Slessrnan, Mary Lou Schatt, Linda Suter, Harold Tumblin, Thomas Watt, Susan Williams, Gloria Fredrick, Hes- Second ROW 1-Karen Franks, Dianne Krieger, Cindra Lamson, Donna Kirby, Susan Jeske, Ronald Eshel- man, Douglas Pyles, Penny Hatfield, Roger Heckel, Daniel Held. ROW 2-Jerry Kirby, Marie Humberger, Sue Ann Lee, Martha Landry, Sally Killinger, Sue Kauble, ter Neal, Shirley Stanley. ROW 3-Mrs. Wagner, Sharon King, Charles Zer- man, Michael Rutherford, Ronald Thompson, Mau- reen Tarris, Claudia Young, David Taylor, Richard Swain, Lynn Light. NOT IN PICTURE-Steven VanNess, Ronald Vargo, Dennis Cullen. Grade Carl Earhart, Patricia Lawrence, Darlene Frey. ROW 3-Mrs. Berie, Norbert Freese, Dennis Kauble, Bill Hazzard, Stephen Laurendeau, Roger House, Carl Gill, Gloria Hammond, Carolyn Kastor, Guy Ledman, Jennifer Harkey, Aaron Eckelberry. NOT IN PICTURE-Calvin Perry. Second Grade ROW 1-Neil Meggitt, James Rebeck, Harold Renfro, Connie Meirke, Linette Meg- g1tt, Eugene Marks, Linda Franks, Dickie Mooney, Lonnie Mott. ROW 2-Carol DeVore, Haldon Michaels, John Miller, Ronnie Robbins, Larry Lo- gan, Sonny Bucklew, Christine Miller, Sharie N ewsane, Jimmie Singleton, Lee Leon- ard, Denice Woychik. ROW 3-Mrs. Boyer, Barbara Pheiffer, Patricia Pheiffer, Patty Millard, Kathleen lgewman, Kenneth Papenfus, Billy Pearce, Dennis Mosier, Barbara Pinter, Susan itter. Remembrance at Seven What was it they taught me, When I was but seven? Was the learning in books most important? No! It was gay, odd events, That came from nowhere, A smile, or the style of Teacher's hair, Wrong answers and tears Of an erring friend, Someone's birthday Shared with the classy A first love Shared with some lovely lass. No! Books and learning came after, But at seven there was only laughter. , -R. J. West ROW 1-Nancy Dickman, Keith Meyer, Rosaline Paync, Tommy Hawk, Susan Powell. ROW 2hCindy Hofelick, Vicki Irons, Vickie Pesnell, Doris Halbisen, David Mapus, Patty Noftz, Karen Kay Schwochow, Gary Hirt, Mrs. Imke, ROW 3M-Diane Beckman, Jimmy Laremore, Poke First ROW 1-Barbara Swanagin, Barbara Reed, Linda Tca, Pamela Glumm, Teresa Schrickcl. ROW 2-Curtis Stokes, Carolyn Strecker, Therese Becker, Marsha Rudes, Sandra Thornton, Juanita Vargas, Bobby Ritchey. ROW 3-Gary Spaide, Scott Yingling, Ronald Sol- Celek, Donnie Eichler, Donald Duncan, Robert Kas- tor, Gary Osmon, Jackie Davis. ROW 4-Sharon Nause, Rebetah Bailey, Jimmy Greenslade, John Anders, Dick Clark, Ronnie Dirn- berg, Jackie Schrader. NOT IN PICTURE-Karen Jo Akers. Grade berg, Richard Raypole, Paul Imke, Daniel Van Meter, Billy Shearer, Timmy Voltz, Mrs. Masowich. ROW 4-John Purdham, Daniel Van Ness, Daniel Warmack, Kenneth Winke, Cathy Franks, Freddy Oberdorf, Priscilla Wott, Jimmy Shellhammer. NOT IN PICTURE-Dennis Roschi. if -xg, i ROW 1-Mary Belle Mullins, Raymond Moyer, Marske, Paul Baker. Wayne Meggitt, Faye Mooney, David Lee, Constance Leonard, Linda Mesnard, Jack Mesnard, Gary Mc- ROW 3-MISS Llttle' Judlth Wise' Linda Roberts' Barbara McGrath, Rose Mary Pruitt, John McElfresh Clory. ' David Laurendeau, Patricia Lamb, Donald Beebe ROW 2-Jose Davis, Wanda Daniels, Lee Myers, ' Sharon Colvin, Linda Nycum, Carl Prentice, Jeffrey gg?dEqRS?5?ISlfRE-Johnny King. Norman, Sharon Patton, Kathy Leibengood, Margaret O F lrst Grade ROW 1-Janis Broad, Julia Calvert, Sharyn Bull- ROW 3-Mrs. Grey, Jerry Dhondt, Winona Condon, inger, Karen Brautigam, Marie Dickman, Joan Brugh, Lorena Dills, Douglas Clingaman, Ronald Koch, Kay Tomrny Carper, Patty Lou Bollman, Bobby Carter. Dayringer, Stephen Dick, Carmel Carroll, Carolyn ROW 2-Lois Spitler, Nicholas Young, Billy Abner, Ballard. Michael Bonham, Patrick Baker, David Dick, Richard NOT IN PICTURE-Garry Culler, James Crenner. Baker, Donald Black, Robert Carter. ROW lAGloria Dinan, Judith Kapp, Gregoria Davis, Carla Jeskc, Mary Kastor, Roger Emery, Linda Eckel- berry, Jimmy Henry, Kay Kistler. ROW 2-Stephen Eaton, David Gilbert, Marcia Brown, Ralph Dirlam, Michael Harkey, Harry New- son, Eugene Myers, Suzanne Everhart, Raymond First ROW l-Ronnie Scalf, Betty Sanford, Sylvia Young, Carol Wilken, Steven McMillan, Melody Tumblin, Linda Sawyer, Kay Van Doren, Kathy West. ROW 2-Phyllis -Summers, Andy Smart, Keith Whetstone, Karen Ann Stevens, Donald Vannest, Timmy Snyder, David Whetstone, Kenda Van Ness, Moore, Patricia Cook. ROW 3-Miss Bickham, Richard Keegan, Cheryl Gray, Robert Humberger, Lionel Earhart, Alice Felter, Suzanne Haynes, Emily Emerson, Jennifer Eberly. Grade Wayne Stultz, Stephen Schwochow. ROW 3-Miss Cleveland, Christine Scranton, Karen Lee Snyder, Suzanne Shaffer, Jesse Davis, Alan Suter, Nealson Neal, Bill Hammond, Barbara Zwer- man, Susan Shaull. NOT IN PICTURE-Richard Williams, Richard Maye. 'Q - . E ' ifsyazl ROW 1-John Beier, Sandra Fischer, Larry Smith, Daniel Moyer, Linda Sutter, Gregory Senior. ROW 2-Gregory Akers, Mary Jo Coffman, Gary Reinbolt, Shirley Durso, Betty Baird, Betty Watt, Susan Carrothers, Linda Hughes. ROW 3-Miss Scott, Donald Bingrnan, Tim Meyer, Linda Zibbel, Donald Dirnberg, Joan Russell, Michael Toy, Jack Howey, Charles Schrader. ROW 4-Augustus Miracle, Rodger Halbisen, Bar- bara Smart, Patricia Beier, Thomas Lozier, Terry Filson, James Hoburg, Lianne Harnder. Kindergarten flllorningj ROW 1-Jane Held, Jimmy Wettrick, Jerry Wettrick, Myron Condon, Mark Eberhard, Russell Farrar, Tom- my Wagner, Marsha McGrath, Richard McCleary. ROW 2-Judy Colvin, Betty Bigelow, Patty Fraley, Philip Smart, Robert McGrath, Lois Marks, Gayle White, Jill Smith, Beverly Bennett, Donald Brown, Pamela Wollenslegel. ROW 3-Mrs. Orndorff, Paul Beckman, Timothy Tarris, Nancy Roder, Cynthia Davenport, Donald Thoniipson, Roger Carter, Cynthia Miller, Sharon Mars e. 95 ROW 1-Rose Marie Noftz, Sherry Whittaker, Steve Mann, Rodger Steiner, Nancy Krieger, James Smith. ROW 2-Miss Scott, Christine Keegan, Gary Shell- hammer, Chris Hoffelich, Billy Leonard, Emily Cleary, Bucky Ohl, David Bennett, David Duncan, Tim Murphy, Peggy Hatfieldfl 1 C A ROW 3-Steve Kun, VPamela Warfield, Lois White, Jean Nause, James Romeo, Alan Winke, Susan Nolting, Suzanne Baker. Kindergarten fflfternoonj ROW 1-Kay Lynn Dick, Charles Clouse, Janean Harlan, Lynn Dee Young, Ronald Meggitt, Gerald Gill, Lynnette Snyder, James Pump, Cathy Bush, John Miller. ROW 2-Christile Brown, Rebecca Rohde, Vicky Nichols, Sharon Kimmear, Billy Myers, Nila Bruno, Rynda Halbeisen, Ronald Beier, Janet Frias, Roland Renfro, Nancy Hastings, Gary LeMaitre, Roy Davis, Janice Smith. ROW 3-Mrs. Orndorff, Thomas Jackson, Dale Zim- merman, Ned Reed, Kent Williams, Shirley Patton, Robert Wilken, Carol Lacy, Donald Killinger, Larry Miller, Keith Dahms, Kenneth Smith, Paula Baum. 5 2 :ff wi is fif' g f X V X To 1955 Courier Readers My 1955 Courier staff of eleven hard work- ing and untiring Juniors and Seniors have done a most commendable job. This year's staff had all of the usual problems plus sev- eral added unusual and serious situations to deal with. The seriousness of these problems was felt by all concerned. The financial situation is at present a cri- tical problem. The poor showing on the magazine drive, the high cost of production and printing, and the lack of sources of added revenue have placed the yearbook finances in a most serious condition. Space is another seemingly unsolvable problem. The school population is growing at the rate of fifty students per year. The number of classes, organizations, and activ- ities is increasing accordingly. The size of the book is based on needs of three years ago. Yet, there is no possibility of increasing the size so long as our financal condition is not relieved. The result is crowding and omitting. Despite these troublesome situations, the staff has once again published a work of quality, a tribute to our school. Meet The Staff Mr. Koester, Molly Freese, Tom Smith CO-EDITORS - Mollie Freese and Tom Smith shared the responsibility of planning, organizing assignments for preparing and assembling the material for the book. The results speak for themselves. As in the past the editors have placed a real chal- lenge in the hands of future yearbook staffs BUSINESS and FINANCE - Faye Leber, Marilyn Murphy, and Dianne Simon proved to be a most valuable trio in dealing with the problems of their department. Faye served as my business typist. She also assisted Marilyn in the preparation of all typ- ing needed in the yearbook layout. Dianne Worked hard to keep money in our treasury and to keep our bills paid. She headed the magazine and yearbook drive. Marilyn Murphy, Dianne Simon, Faye Leber. X u. Class Editors - - Ann Kochendoerfer and Sonja Norman had charge of all classes. Their job in- cluded senior writeups and identifying and arranging of all other classes. They also worked up the senior class history. Art and Sport Editors-- ! -Q. Frank Humberger Carol Behnke The staff worked together well and helped one another a great deal. Many of the old faithfuls spent as much or more time helping fellow staffmembers, as well as they did on their own assign- ments. I greatly appreciate the work that each and every member put into this book. Certainly, the school owes these people much appreciation for this symbol of the 1954-'55 school year. Sincerely PAUL R. KOESTER Yearbook Advisor Sonja Norman Ann Kockendoerfer Carol Behnke and Frank Humberger handled their assignments most satis- factorily. Carol was responsible for the beautiful division pages and for arrang- ing and identifying the organization sec- tion. Frank worked tirelessly on his job of squeezing the ever increasing sport department into a shortened page al- lotment. Photographers - - George Brutcher and Clarence Jones supplied prompt and efficient results for our informal picture needs. They de- serve much credit for their contribution and also, many thanks for using their personal equipment. George Brutcher Clarence Jones E sq Q Student Council ROW 1--Nancy Wilson, Pat Meyer, Sonja Norman, Mary Stiger, Joanna Miller. ROW 2-Mr. Crabtree, Kurt Bauer, Ruth Dick, Judy Latin ROW 1-Mary Ellen Hudson, Andrea Becker, Vicki Worcester, Joanna Miller, Carol Schwan, Judy Glumm, Joyce Center, Sonia Bovier, James Pearce, Danny Trias, Roger Williams, Ronnie Bucklew, Rose Marie Boger, Harry Manning. ROW 2-Mr. Sarvis, Joe Linehan, Glenn Goltz, Frank Humberger, Ronnie Brown, Tom Raifsnider, Terry Coleman, Hugh Zimmerman, Robert Werth, Raymond Hintz, Jack Weisheit. ROW 3-Sylvia Broad, David Bowman, Cloyd Payne, David Bennett, Becky Eshelrnan, Connie Dick, Janice Crockett, Lois Hemmer, Steve Kemper. ROW 3-Phil Broad, Bob Metzgar, Harold Jennings. Club Hemmer, Sue Kistler, Paula Smith, Nancy Lantz, Barbara Dick, Kay Hartman, Jean Mears. ROW 4-Harold Jennings, Ardis Shetzer, Joyce Kuns, Carol Grey, Betty Osmon, Molly Freese, Judy Crock- ett, Carol Whittaker, Jeanne Smith, Linda Warner, Barbara Dagg, Lois Hemmer, Jackie Millard, Nancy Wilson. ROW 5-Dennis Curliss, Carol Fowler, Donna Watt, Mary White, Sandra House, Jerry Ashton, Mike Tay- lor, Tom Lynch, Steve Kemper, Mike Farrar, Bill Orndorf, LaMar Curliss. Nationfll Honor Society ROW l-Carol Grey, Joyce Kuns, Phyllis Baker, Dianne Simon, Mary Atkins, ROW 2-Robert Mc-tzgar, Craig Zimmerman, LaMar Frederick, Mr. Hunt. Red Cross ROW 1-Joan Mooney, Karen Kane, Annlynne Russell, Margaret Romeo, Modesta Lopez. ROW 2-Mr. Ricgel, Mary Hoffman, Helen Kreager, Linda Robinson, Connie Cain, Evelyn Kollat. Library Club ROW 1-Judy Glumm, Joyce Center, Norma Grieder, ROW 3-Carol Behnke, Carolyn Hartley, Barbara Rose Marie Boger, Mary Ellen Hudson. Ernsberger, Thelma Shriver, Ann Kochendoerfer. ROW 2-Mr. West, Lois Baker, Georgia Schrader, ROW 4-Sue Kistler, Becky Eshleman, Connie Dick, Mary Stiger, Virginia Bucklew, Sandra Fultz. Shirley Wise, Jean Snyder, Bonnie Tressler. O Educatlon Club ROW 1-Ann Riseley, Faye Leber, Carol Grey, Lois ROW 3-Dixie Brininger, Sonja Norman, Steve Hemmer, Virginia Mesnard. Kemper, Carol Behnke, Jo Ann Roberts, Carol ROW 2--Pat Meyer, Jane Center, Linda Warner, Schwan. Virginia Bucklew, Linda Behnke, Nancy Lantz, Mar- ROW 4--Dianne Kistler, Virginia Billings, Carol jory Fultz, Dorothy Schrader, Mary Atkins, Mr. Hunt. Perrin, Connie Dick, Carol Fowler, Barbara Berie. Senior Scouts ROW l-James Scheerer, Thomas Smith, Lowell Mc- Robbie, Philip Broad, Artie Fiser. ROW 2-Michael Taylor, Michael Tilrico, LaMar Senior ROW 1-Dianne Kistler, Judy Osmon, Carol Whit- taker, Sylvia Broad, Carolyn Miller, Ardis Shetzer, Barbara Dagg. ROW 2-Nancy Payne, Betty Holden, Carol Rakes, Virginia Bucklew, Martha Richmond, Phyllis Baker, Virginia Mesnard, JoAnn Fultz, Sandra Fultz, Judy Craig. ROW 3-Miss Fernamberg, Sonja Norman, Betty Osmon, Karen Bowser, Bonnie Tressler, Kay Kauble, Hazel Kapp, Joyce Kuns, Jackie Millard, Edna Mae Heilman, Alice Abbott, Dianne Simon, Mary Stiger, Frederick, Robert Taylor, Jack Weisheit, Donald Fought, Mr. Koester, Y-Teens Carol Grey, Barbara Voltz. ROW 4-Charlene Pettys, Mary White, Carolyn Wil- son, Carolyn Mesnard, Carol Berie, Mary Atkins, Faye Leber, Mollie Freese, Carol Behnke, Ann Kochendoerfer, Dolores Fultz, Mary Ann Ross, Mari- lyn Murphy, Joyce Fultz, Doris Mohn. ROW 5-Judy Crockett, Sandra House, Lois Hem- mer, Carolyn Hartley, Kathryn Lindner, Nancy Wil- liams, Judy Bell, Jean Snyder, Shirley Wise, Nancy Wilson, Gwendolyn Bell, Janet Mesnard, Georgia Schrader, Janet Purdham, Pat Rock, Phyllis Schwan. 'i Y s bd Movie Club ROW 1-Connie Dick, Barbara Thomas, Virginia Billings, Dennis Treacle, Karen Wott, Jack Tarris, David Farrell, Jimmy Pearce, Roger Williams, Billy Nasonti. ROW 2-Mr. Flamm, Ronald Tarris, Charles Perry, Frank Humberger, David Amert, Adrian Stanley, Junior ROW 1-Linda Robinson, Joyce Center, Joie Miller, Betty Sherck, Vicky Worcester, LaVaughn Moyer, Marjorie Fultz, Andrea Becker, Barbara Amert, Dorothy Schrader, Rose Marie Boger, Mary 'Ellen Hudson. ROW 2-Miss Fernamberg, Bonnie Stanley, Connie Dick, Arlene Coleman, Dixie Brininger, Dorothy Griedcr, Joan Robbins, Paula Smith, Janice Hemmer, Sue Kistler. . ROW 3-Donna Wott, Judy Glumm, Karen Wott, Julieann Tilrico, Marjorie Oberdorf, Shirley Scheer- er, Sharon Boger, Polly Frasure, Susan Shoup, Terry Coleman, Harry Ayers, Steve Kemper, Donald Frederick. , ROW 3-Robert Werth, Jack Weisheit, Wilson Baker, John Dayringer, Clarence Jones, George Brutcher, Dennis Curliss, Joe Barrett. Y -T eens Barbara Van Meter, Sonja Bovier, Bonnie Tarris, Jean Mears, Geraldine Murphy. ROW 4-Janice Tusing, Thelma Shriver, Lois Baker, Nancy Fowler, Nancy Lantz, Jean Smith, Nancy Mesnard, Lois Bouyack, Linda Warner, Judy Wise, Connie Baker, Carol Schwan, Jane Center, Barbara Thomas. ROW 5-Carol Perrin, Patricia Meyer, Linda Behnke, Faye Fultz, LaVaughn Hintz, Bonnie Cain, Ginger Hull, Virginia Billings, Mary Felter, JoAnn Roberts, Mary Kapp, Barbara Berie, Carol Fowler. Hall Force ROW 1-David Bennett, Jane Center, Mary Kapp, Ginger Hull, Georgia Schrader, Robert Brutcher, Jeanette Wott, Nancy Mesnard, Sandra Fultz, Harry ROW 3fJoan Mooney, Tom Smith, Roger Kuns, Tom Manning. Raifsnider, ROW 2-Mr. Hunt, Helen Kreager, Janice Hemmer, G. A. A. ROW 1-Connie Baker, Karyl Meyers, Lois Smith, Marjory Oberdorf, Andrea Becker, Joyce Center, Joanna Miller, Vicki Worcester, Mary Ann Tilrico, Judy Krauss, Marjorie Fultz, Dorothy Schrader, Rose Marie Bogcr. ROW 2-Virginia Mesnard, Marlene Keegan, Martha Richmond, Sonja- Norman, Mary Stiger, Dolores Fultz, Phyllis Baker, Charlene Pettys, Carolyn Mes- nard, Carol Grey, Betty Osmon, Faye Leber, Carol Berie, Mollie Freese. ROW 3kMiss Kennedy, Donna Watt, Ginger Hull, Nancy Mesnard, Nancy Jean Fowler, Marie Mesnard, Shirley Scheerer. Gwen Bell, Jeanne Smith, Nancy Wilson, Barbara Dagg, Ardis Shetzer, Lois Bouyack, Bonnie Tressler, Janet Mesnard, Linda Warner, Karen Wott, Barbara Voltz, Julie Ann Tilrico, Judy Glumm, Judy Wise. ROW 4-Judy Crockett, Janice Hemmer, Bcrnadine Lorentz, Judy Osmon, Sylvia Broad, Jean Snyder, Judy Bell, Shirley Wise, Barbara Ernsberger, Mary Kapp, Mary Felter, Faye Fultz, Gwen Wolfe, Carol Schwan, Jo Ann Roberts, Georgia Schrader, Becky Eshelman. ROW 5-Arlene Coleman, Phyllis Schwan, Lois Hemmer, Pat Rock, Carolyn Miller, Carol Perrin, Mary Hoffman, Helen Krcager, Sue Kistler, Pat Mey- er, Jane Center, Janet Purdham, Paula Smith, Gail gaylor, Barbara Thomas, Barbara Dick, Barbara erie. F. F. A. ROW 1-Bill Rathbun, Joe Jennings, Larry Streeter, ROW 3-Louis Williams, Tom Kelso, David Amert, Ernest Bouyack, Donald Taylor. John Peters, Joe Barrett. ROW 2-Le-Roy Dayringer, David Matter, Larry ROW 4-John Dayringer, Ronald Joseph, Ronald Dinan, Joe Wott, Clayton Bentrim, Jim Woodruff, Tarris, Bill Dagg, Victor Gillett. Mr. Hastings. O Varsity C ROW 1-Tom Sti-gcr, Doyle Wise, Lowell McRobbie, Boo lvletzgar, Frank Humberger, Wilson Baker, Coach Norwood Smith, Gerald Mills, Don Fredericks, Tom Norm Brautigam. Lynch, Jerry Gray, Tom Smith, David Moyer. ROW 3-Louis Capucini, Jim Wilson, Roger Kuns, ROW 2-Coach Robert Miller, Bill Eshleman, Phil George Brutcher, Mike Tilrico, Bob Streeter, Eddie Mann, Bob Taylor, LaMar Fredericks, Don Fought, Daykin, Phil Broad. F. T. A. ROW 1-Carol Grey, Virginia. Mesnard, Barbara ROW 3-Louis Capucini, Jim Scheerer, Jack Stiger, Voltz, Modesta Lopez, Soma Bovier. Louis Williams, Donald Frederick. ROW 2-Mrs. Meng, Evelyn Kollat, Joan Mooney, ROW 4-Edward Daykin, Bill Dagg, Jack Weisheit, Mary Atkins, Helen Kreager, Mary Hoffman, Joyce Ronald Tarris. Kuns, Nancy Lantz. F. H. A. ROW 1-Jean Snyder, Shirley Wise, Lynda Mosier, Carol Grey, Ramona Lee, Judy Bell, Gwen Bell, Joyce Fultz, Jo Ann Fultz, Janet Mesnard, Nancy Fowler, Judy Craig, Modesta Lopez. ROW 2-Mrs. Engle, Bonnie Tressler, JoAnn Roberts, Shirley Scheerer, Sandra Fultz, Barbara Howey, Virginia Bucklew, LaDonna Hartley, Carol Rakes, LaVaughn Hintz, Susan Shoup, Marie Mesnard, Kathryn Kollat, Shirley Walden, Barbara Van Meter. ROW 3-Dianne Kistler, Hazel Kapp, Karen Bowser, Gail Taylor, Faye Fultz, Carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Mesnard, Janice Tusing, Barbara Ernsberger, Alice Van Meter, Norma Waldon, Nancy Payne, Betty Holden. ROW 4--Sara Drown, Doris Mohn, Bonnie Stanley, Evelyn Kollat, Joan Mooney, Mary Hoffman, Helen greager, Bernadine Lorentz, Linda Behnke, Patricia utter. Junior Business Leaders ROW 1-Marjorie Oberdorf, Bonnie Tarris, Betty Sherck, Barbara Evert, Dorothy Schrader. ROW 2-Mr. Diehl, Thelma Shriver, Nancy Mesnard, Judy Wise, Connie Baker, Lois Smith, Karen Wott, Juliann Tilrico, Barbara Berie. ROW 3-Arlene Coleman, Connie Dick, 'Dixie Brin- inger, Barbara Thomas, Ginger Hull, Virgima Bill- ings, Lois Bouyack. Senior Business Leaders ROW 1-Dolores Fultz, Betty Nieset, Faye Myers, Nancy Payne, Edna Heilman, Virginia Mesnard, Mary Stiger, Dianne Simon, Martha Richmond, Phyllis Baker. ROW 2-Mr. Diehl, Kathryn Lindner, Ann Kochen- docrfer, Carol Bcrie, Charlene Pettys, Carolyn Mes- nard, Marilyn Murphy, Sonja Norman, Mary Ann Ross, Alice Abbott, Ardis Shetzer, Jackie Millard. ROW 3-Janet Purdham, Pat Rock, Phyllis Schwan, Nancy Williams, Carolyn Miller, Don Fought, Sylvia Broad, Sandra House, Roberta Antis, Faye Leber, Carol Behnke. Junior High Cheerleaders Judy Wise, Connie Baker, Margie Fultz. Megaphone Club Varsity Cheerleaders Vicki Worcester, JoAnn Roberts, Charlene Pettys, Phyllls Baker Senior Science Club ROW 1-Betty Osmon, Sonja Dennis, Ann Risley, Brown, Bill Dencer. . D Bernadinc Lorentz, Margaret Romeo. ROW 3-Glenn Goltz, Dennis Curliss, Charles Perry, ROW 2-Mr. Flamm, Judy Osmon, Mary White, Frank Humberger, Joe Linehan, Wilson Baker. Gwen Ley, Donald Frederick, Terry Coleman, Ronald O O Junior Selence Club ROW l-Danny Frias, Joyce Center, Roger Williams, Cherrill Whaley, Kay Hartman, Shirley Walden, Harry Manning, Rose Marie Boger. Barbara Garn, ROW 2-Mr. Flamm, Juliann Tilrico, Marjory Ober- ROW 4-Robert Werth, Becky Eshleman, Connie dorf, Lynda Mosier, Judy Glumm, James Pearce, Dick, Donald Burkin, Arlene Coleman, Janice Hem- Ronald Bucklew, Hugh Zimmerman, mer. ROW 3-Joan Robbins, Barbara Dick, Nancy Fowler, Junior Math Club ROW l-Gary Bowser, Terry Dick, Bonnie Cole, San- dra Dunigan, Frances Czako, Jim Ernsburger, Ted Euck, Warren Elfers, Ronnie Miller, Woodrow Ear- art. ROW 2-Richard Dunfee, Don Burkin, Sharon Dick, Kay Abbott, Judy Fought, Lucille Chester, Elaine Armstrong, Karen Colvin, Marge Coffman, Ruth Dick, Mrs. Stevens. ROW 3-Albert Priesner, Randel Dempner, Tom Da- vis, Richard Dagg, Connie Clark, Pammela Brugger, Karen Kane. Alice Barrett, Russell Benefiel. Junior GAA ROW 1-LaVaughn Faulkner, Mary Jo Persing, Jane Beckman, Owenna Bovier, Janet Gray, Sandra Myers, Dianne Farrell, Anlynne Russell, Deborah McRobbie, Bernice Skilliter, Vicki Wise, Carol Krauss. ROW 2-Miss Kennedy, Dianne McRobbie, Sharon Ritter, Pat Dawley, Sandy Dick, Sandy Myer, Rosan- na Dayringer, Karen Thomas, Bonnie Hemmer, Jean Foy, Peggy Colvin, Ann Steinart, Pat Mesnard, Janet Aldrich, Marilyn Strauss, Virginia Havens, Nancy Berie. ROW 3-Sandra Johns, Barbara Cozad, Alice Schwan, Mary Beth Haynes, Kathryn Mann, Ruth Dick, Bonnie Cole, Donna Voltz, Elaine Eshelman, Kathy Fouke, Jean Beckman, Pat Smith, Mary Schrickel, Sandra Dunigan. ROW 4-Janette Jackson, Kathy Wott, Alice Barrett, Barbara Schaeffer, Linda Wilson, Marge Kochen- doerfer, Mary Kreager, Elaine Armstrong, Sherry Dick, Kay Abbott, Sue Taylor, Judy Fought, Karen Colvin, Carolyn Humburger. MUSIC co 4 4 5, A fx 1 ' J 6 6 X as 455' A OW -ffl ,3,5f?ylW lA-!'n I W' I -1 A .K xi NX Ulf0KZZ5ff High School Choir ROW l-Sandra House, Kathryn Lindner, Sonja Den- nis, Norwood Smith, Paul Swartz, Louis Capucini, Jack Stiger, Carolyn Miller, Lois Hemmer, Barbara Dagg. ROW 2-Mr. Chidley, Betty Holden, Martha Rich- mond, Dolores Fultz, Bernadine Lorentz, Joyce Fultz, Mary Ann Ross, Doris Mohn, Ernie Bouyack, Larry Bower, Frank Humberger, Willson Baker, Pat Rock, Mary White, Ann Kochcndoerfer. ROW 3-Judy Craig, Marlene Keegan, Hazel Kapp, Carolyn, Wilson, Carol Behnke, Judy Bell, Phyllis Schwan, Jean Snyder, Carol Grey, Mary Stiger, Dianne Simon. High School Chorus ROW 1-David Long, David Bennett, Bill Weller, Roger Casey, Charles Neiset, Hugh Zimmerman, Har- ry Ayres, Tom Baker, Monty Fredricks, Kurt Bauer, Ronnie Bucklew, Harry Manning. ROW 2-Mr. Chidley, Cloyd Payne, Mary Ellen Hud- son, Jean Mears, Virginia Billings, Jeanne Smith, Lois Bouyack, Barbara Berie, Carol Fowler, Janice Hemmer, Arlene Coleman, Dixie Brininger, Carol Perrin, Linda Warner, Julieann Tilrico, Lois Smith, Donna Watt, Tom Lynch. ROW 3-Judy Crockett, Judy Krauss, Rose Marie Boger, Barbara Dick, Jane Center, Ginger Hull, Con- nie Dick, Becky Eshelman, Lois Baker, Nancy Mes- nard, Pat Mace, Donna Hartley, Nancy Jean Fowler, Carolyn Mesnard, Connie Baker, Bonnie Tarris, La- Vaughn Moyer, Joanna Miller, Dorothy Schrader. ROW 4-Modesta Lopez, Marjorie Oberdorf, Judy Glumm, Gwen Wolf, Mary Kapp, Mary Felter, Pa- tricia Meyer, Thelma Shriver, Sonja Norman, Connie Cain, Linda Robinson, Dolores Freeland, Evelyn Strassbaugh, Andrea Becker, Vicki Worcester, Mar- jorie Fultz, Joyce Center. 7 dc 8th Grade Chorus ROW 1-Albert Preisner, Curt Thornton, Bill Shriver, Bill Hague, Chuck Mann, Don Burkin, Lee Ritter, gvugege Meyer, Tommy Ross, Bill Strong, Kenny e s . ROW 2-Mary Shrickel, Carol Krauss, Lanny Gilbert, Charles Hedrick, Robert Smith, Carl Purdham, Terry Dick, Edward Buck, Dave Miller, Woodrow Earhart, Ralph Heckel, Hal Shaull, Bernice Skilliter, Elaine Armstrong. ROW 3-Mr. Chidley, Norma Greider, Francis Czako, Sandra Dunagan, Ethel Perry, Lucille Chester, Cheryl Kun, Sharon Dick, Kit Mann, Kathryn Meyer, Ruth Dick, Ann Lynn Russell. ROW 4-Margie Adams, Connie Clark, Karen Cain, Pamela Brugger, Marjie Coffman, Barbara Kreager, Helen Heft, Janette Jackson, Marjie Kochendoerfer, Judy Fought, Bonnie Cole, Phyllis St. Clair, Janet Simco. ROW 5-Donna Voltz, Marilyn Strouse, Judy Raif- snyder, Bonnie McClain, Ruth Mary Wott, Kathy Wott, Sarah Drown, Barbara Shaeffer, Linda Wilson, Cecelia Davis, Della Kapp, Kay Abbott. About T he Choruses The High School Choruses total enroll- ment is approximately one-hundred and sixty. There are three different groups, the eighth grade chorus of fifty-five members, a Freshman-Sophomore chorus of seventy members, and a Junior-Senior Choir of thirty-five members. To be a member of the Freshman-Sophomore chorus, one must first sing in the eighth grade chorus, or have a tryout. To be a member of the J unior-Senior Choir, one must have at least one year in the Freshman-Sophomore Chorus and have a tryout. The main functions of the Choruses are, The Christmas Concert, a Winter or early Spring Concert, and a late Spring Concert. Other programs are also participated in by at least one group, such as the Thanksgiving Assembly, the Christmas Assembly, and Bac- calaureate Services. This year some of the chorus members attended the district Band and Chorus Contests, at Bascom, but only as spectators. It is hoped that the J unior-Senior Choir will be able to participate in the con- test activities by next year. Ensembles his I' ... Q is CLARINET TRIO CLARINET QUARTET Larry Thompson. Robert Romeo, John Peters. iohn Wott, Janet Purdham, Dianne Kistler, Roberta ntis. 'E HORN QUARTET BRASS SEXTET NO. 2 Jerry Ashton, Sonja Norman, Betty Nieset, Glenn Goltz. Barbara Thomas, Gwen Ley, Carol Perrin, Betty Nieset, Dave Bowman, Cloyd Payne. liars. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET DRUM QUINTET Nancy Wilson, Carolyn Mesnard, Ruth Mary Wott. 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The entire equipment of the band consisted of eight worn out musical instru- ments. As the band had no uniforms, the Clyde Exchange Club put on a cam- paign and bought the first 50 uniforms. It was at the conclusion of this campaign that the Music Association of Clyde Schools was formed for the purpose of supporting the band by raising money to keep the band properly equipped with instruments and uniforms. The Music Association inaugur- ated Band Tag Day, an annual affair that Clyde people have donated approximately S2000 each year. The eight worn out instruments have been replaced by 104 instruments, many of them of the finest makes. They are used in the High School Band, in the Junior Band and as training instru- ments. Uniforms have been added until at present We have over 90 with Mrs. E. H. Whittaker, the able caretaker. The music room was remodeled and a storage room and two practice rooms added during the recent building program. For the last several years the band has appeared in uniform between 40 and 50 times each year. Their fancy marching on the football field and also in parades plus the bands fine contest record has made the band so popular that they are unable to accept all the invitations to play which they receive. The band serves Clyde first and then accepts other engagements until the schedule is full. Coming from the membership of the band are many fine solos and en- sembles. As this book goes to press twenty such solos and ensembles have made the I Superior rating at the District contest. These small groups and solos are much in demand during the school year by the various clubs and organizations of the community. It is the wish of the band and their directors that they may continue to serve the school and community well enough to merit their continued support. 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'U as 5350.5 seg 59g MQ TEE egg in s-4 sl 'U SP2 mm? 255' gi, III! I-1 r-4 --4 F-T-I - cv 5 5 .Q .. lf-as-:CD Cru' gang 'Pic LII o CD -222 .D 553 M5 - '-' v-4 O 5'GJ UOJQCI 41992 cggffv Sam Dig ffm :jf Amo -4-2 E ,cr O CI Sli ,355 ri Ho mm 'Wo if E ..-4 'W 4-5' 4-1 Q2 .-4 Z U 'U --4 CP cu Q :rf o ki Ecghggnf o II mQ2mS2om 00 me bo T rack Comments The 1954 Edition of Track at Clyde High School was hardly as successful as the 1953 edition. Future opponents of the Fliers will probably remember several of the youngsters who performed so Well while they were young and inexperienced. The 1954 season marked the first loss in dual competition in five seasons to a well- balanced and well coached Willard High School team. The Fliers entertained Upper Sandusky in the opening meet and scored an impressive 77 l!5 to 40 1X5 victory over the Wyandot County Team. Upper Sandusky has never defeated Clyde in a track meet. The Blue and Gold thinclads next entertained their cousins from Sandusky St. Mary's and Won as they pleased 105 to 13. Tougher opposition faced the Fliers as Port Clinton came to Clyde and went home behind in score 52 to 28 after an abbreviated meet due to rain. The Fliers then went down to defeat at Willard 71 1X4 to 46 3!4. The Willard Track- sters are scheduled to come to Clyde in 1955. The Clyde Relays saw the 1953 State champions, Clyde win over the 1954 state champions, Nevada by a single. The Sandusky Bay Conference Meet, hav- ing been won by the Fliers for three consecu- tive seasons, saw a new champion in Oak Har- bor. The Rockets have been looking at the heels of the Fliers for several seasons. The more experienced Oak Harbor team won the District Track Title with the Fliers Winning a runners-up spot. The 1955 Fliers have a possibility of 31 let- termen ready for competition in dual meets which will probably be Willard, Port Clinton, plus another class A school and the maj or en- gagements Which Will include the Clyde Re- Major track engagements participated in by Clyde: Clyde DeVil- state district Relays SBC biss 1939 3rd 1940 lst 2nd 1941 2nd lst 2nd 1942 6th 3rd 1943 2nd 1944 2nd 1945 lst lst lst 1946 3rd lst lst lst 1947 2nd lst 'lst 1948 3rd lst 3rd 1949 7th 2nd 3rd 1950 2nd 1st 4th 1951 2nd lst lst lst 1952 5th lst lst lst 1953 1st lst lst lst 1954 2nd lst 2nd 1954 CLYDE FLIERS TRACK MEET RESULTS Clyde 77 1!5 ........ Upper Sandusky 40 4X5 Clyde 105 ............ Sandusky St. Mary's 13 Clyde 58 .................... Port Clinton 28 Clyde 92 l!2, .Thompson 45g Gr. Springs 91A-z Clyde 463A .................... Willard 711!4 Clyde Won Clyde Relay by scoring 50V2 Clyde-Runners-up at Sandusky Bay Confer- ence Meet scoring 54V2 Clyde 9614 .................... Castalia 211k Clyde-Runners-up at District Track Meet scoring 27 First dual meet loss in 4 years and fifth dual meet loss in sixteen years. lays, Sandusky Bay Conference, and the Dis- trict and State Meets. Clyde should have strength and depth in every track event as well as high and broad jump, discus, shot, and pole vault. hn Fiser. Weldon Jo Y, s-T an Gra Bill Well .D o CQ - E on mo GJ .,-4 .Q -593 G12 at-4 E5 NO .QA E-411 ?: Et om Z0-4 ,VI U1 CD T32 mm ,::.1: .20 E ,Q O CQ ROW 1-D ROW 2-Coach Brauti min s: O A no ... :Q G1 el 05 UD en, Harold Jennings, Louis Kee- ui E ' fo 2.5 gn HS 'JJ-.-. mm 55-S EO.-4 +55 EU! +73 55 gs 'nz 5-4 .. CU: We ES: E3 H 1 kljga ask MCU,-1 UQ Dr' Q mo sg 20547 SSQQSJJ Baseball Comments Completing the season with a fine 6 won, 2 loss record, the '54 team has left some enviable records for following Flier teams to shoot at. The Fliers scored 53 runs to their opponents 14'g made 61 hits to their opponents 19. As a team the Fliers batted .278, 61 hits in 219 times at bat. The one glaring weakness which led to the two losses was the committing of 16 errors in eight games. Paul Roth received the batting trophy with an average of .481, 13 hits in 27 times at bat. Other members of the team batting over .300 were Bob Gray .365, and Bob Metzgar .310. John Fiser, Louis Keegan, and Paul Roth each scored 7 times to lead in. that department. Lefty Bob Gray was the ace of the mound staff, allowing no earned runs while winning 6 and losing 1. Bob compiled 95 strike outs in 46 innings pitched and gave up but 12 hits. Gray and second baseman Bob Michaels completed their fourth year as regulars. Also leaving the Fliers through graduation are catcher Paul Roth, first baseman John Fiser, shortstop Norm Thayer, and outfielders Louis Keegan and Dean Ernsberger. 1 I954 Baseball Record 1955 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 5 Win 2 LGSS Clyde ........ 3 St. Joe ..... . April A5 .... Gibsonburg Clyde ........ 9 St. Paul's ..... April 12 ......St. Pau1's Clyde ........ 3 Bettsville .... April 19 Bettsville fAtJ Clyde ........ 24 Green Springs April 26 .Fremont Ross Clyde ........ 1 Rossford ..... April 30 .... ......... T ourney Clyde ........ 8 Clyde ........ 2 Clyde St. Joe .......... Fremont Ross Fremont Ross May 2-14 . . . . .District ei- W ack y, J all. as-4 isa: D-.Ln U1 an 111 5-1 cu .-Ci O avid ey, dricks, D w CU U S-4 GJ un o If. CI as I E cu Q5 i-3 qi o E CD -Q O cu o 3 cd PY-4 4-3 4-V O 0 U2 nr-:X 5-4 553 CI 5 - C553 CU U52 CI GJ un s-T cu -'ES E if UD-P SU! Q43 Um .H 3 3.2 M3 In 'U --4 CU C1 O Q :ja .nw WE Q30 11354 4-W F-4 QL. In Q Z5 'DFI OCQ 'E I bb GJ I'-1 Pu o Q SA. w on .... -CD s-4 QD Joe rn CD E G5 P-a ' Taylor, B01 H.. CD UD C: -1 l1l LD cd gc: ES S? EE EE EDO 2.2 CD DE Cas ND Q35 E: f-I CQ -GE r-103 cv SE pqlr A Cf zu .-C1 cu OE CGA +7 4-7 S an o P-D . nv, Ecu xs- ml? 001: GJ QJEP' 2.1 4,-1,5 35 m'O gh ME O .. Dia Qs HE +3 52 Io Moc Q N ,QS Paz: ,d U Q vi O .-C1 I-4 :S fd s-4 U f-1 rn CYS E IP: 3-1 S-4 Q2 '1 af Q4 o Il. 4-'7 an L4 L4 C5 D3 cu O V1 rf CU E P11 an -C1 U1 Fil li ii C. o U1 S-4 cu A .SI O as o O S-a as r-1 21' E ,ci O cu o O ' I U.-.NN Eawga SE O O Emmnm .'2 5 O ,J cf TZ! cu H-4 cv S o .CI o U2 M S-Q s.. cv D PZ s-4 3 O 2 'U s.. CU .-CI M2 Dr-1 m. .M .2 5-0 cv 'G an 5-4 F24 sa cu 2 cu v-I ll r oot eio v .Ya -ii -5 ,. , Y ,. . . - - - Lw - -. L . . 9. .- ' ,.1 k - f 5322? 'v x ' . Q 1 A, f .A - 1 ' 5 ' ,K V , .. ,AAg 5 if N ' L 9' Y . ' Q ' : 5 jg- ,:i ':xN.h:s' :Q L , f ,ii k ' -, . I K Q ' 3' - . x NWT? 'i3.vsf7E? df 15: QE ., :Wi m - QE X N . , ..,. 5 ::: ' :K X43--in K 53 Q 5 .QQQ Y L- f ru mf Y A ,.. ' 'F ' ' , . - v f M. .A. , f .. -few' ' Xp. Q Football Comments The 1954-55 football season was not a complete success in the win and loss column, as we ended our season with a four win and five loss record. But as far as co-operation, spirit, and teamwork, the season was a winning 0116. The boys, with a few breaks their Way, could have won three of the four games that they lost. Only in one game did I feel that we were completely out-manned and out-played. At no time during the season did our boys give up or quit. They were always trying, and as long as boys try to do their best, that is all you can ask. We have many vacancies to fill on our team for next year, as we lose twelve seniors. But if the spirit, determination, and teamwork continue to improve, Clyde will soon have better football teams. We were fortunate to have one boy, Frank Humberger, make All-Con- ference Offensive and Defensive Tackle. Only through hard work, desire, and determination can We help to improve and accomplish winning teams at Clyde High School. I wish to thank the coaching staff, the students, faculty, and other follow- ers of our teams for their co-operation throughout the football year. Robert Miller Head Football Coach Results 1954 1955 Schedule WE THEY Vanlue . . .... 7 0 Sept. 9 SBC Preview Huron ..... .... 0 13 16 Anthony Wayne at Clyde Vermilion . . . .... 18 13 23 At Clay Oak Harbor .... .... 0 27 30 At Genoa St. Joe ..... .... 6 0 Oct. 7 Oak Harbor at Clyde Lakeside ..... .... 2 7 6 14 St. Joe at Clyde Gibsonburg .... .... 0 14 21 At Lakeside St. Mary's .... 0 16 Thurs. 27 Gibsonburg at Clyde Elmore .... .... 1 3 18 Nov. 4 St. Mary's at Clyde 71 107 11 At Elmore FSE? 'U jg SQ? Egg UMA .3248 Egg mfg Go.-a 54-,BJ ws-4 Qf'-:Q hgh 'ogg EO? EHS is .2-Sei? .-'Eg'-T 'I'4 msg' C1 o' -Cla-' CMB 3 Q Q'-301 :Adm MZ!!! wg ibm EEE 5221 522 E53 tm5'DS F, U 556 SEQ -Zig Q2 , C255 -Omg EOU1 EQCQO QEEFE .,, . H753 m.,SffP02 Sas -ease 9-1,Mo55',,cu ,gcc ,UM oz.-.o QMDGEQONU CD1 - - 'Dig A 5 EJB - 3 O4-w.,.,wV'!nQ P '5g'5Q -Sass 355332526 '-'wmmggogg Zo ggi 5.23: vga: fctf-' 5- O Q93 55 0923 530 .CI 3 -: E E U .Bm wt cf da? mg-E a ECU - 9203 O 553 EBSQ! E rl'-fc 552 fo Oom D-4Qm' v-4 ogg has at f-4 ,U mi: ic: -Q vw MWC 'Lfm Q gig gifcsmcr 253 SHFOW 51112 wg-C-CIE 41313 .Q ,253 3 E maniac Cs.. 'UL-+.,,f5m CIJQ24-v 5-atDq.4 55 Q35 Siam: , 'cs ' 555 52532, EEQQQBAEEEE Fi-IUm.E4mun5:'F4'g CDQEE'1PQ,9 g 522555350 'uso-'ff- z ,Q EMP.,-QPQEQJG-10 Q04-,rgvvd I -cu :..cv '0 M530 zwv 41' N aim ,g,ff,jJ, 0263535 'img f3:lZfJL-QEQQIOSO wghm 54 I9 ll ll tb Q sle arsity a Stevenson, IT1 , Bob Metzgar, Ji rederick F 31' reeter, LaM ob St Mike Tilrico, B L B o nz ald Fought, OH ld Jennings, D Haro si cu E 2 o U IA fe ,662 me- is 2: 8 , Em- D E5 Q Q UD EQ 'S Ee Nw .EDD ft-P 52 L4 o un o cr gf. mpg .ge wwf OOQ ZlfQ CI mol? 5321: OOLZI ZDSO v4 'VD my SWWO A N. 3 4 , ,J j ' 5 . J Eg X If Z Senior Basketball , I if ,I 5 Q2 ' g,X.Yll' x 34 x 1 ? V , wg , , 5. wx Y L if an Basketball The 1954-55 basketball season, although not a great success in the matter of wins, was one that would be hard to match in the amount of thrills provided. Five games were decided in the last minute of play, one in overtime. . The pattern of the play for the season was set from the start with the Fliers winning a game and then losing one. If the Fliers could have shot with a greater degree of accuracy and consistency, many of the close games would have ended in victories. Although there were disappointments during the season there were also some highlights for which the boys deserve credit. The defeat of Castalia for the first time in sixteen years and defeat of Sandusky St. Marys for the first time after twenty-one straight losses in previous years were very happy moments for the Fliers. Then two games later the rout of Gibsonburg showed what the Fliers could do when they had their shooting eye. The one point loss to St. Joe was one of the finest played basketball games of the season which could have been a win with just a little smile from Lady Luck. Eight letter men will be lost by graduation from this year's squad are Jim Stevenson, Bill Taylor, Mike Tilrico, Bob Metzgar, Don Fought, La Mar Fredericks, Bob Streeter and Cliff Doebel. Returning lettermen will be Bill Dencer, Harold Jennings, and Norm Noss, forming a nucleus for next years squad. The squad elected Jim Stevenson and Bill Taylor honorary co-captains for the 54-55 season. Jim Stevenson received the trophy for the outstanding senior and also a trophy representing the honor of being selected All S.B.C. second team. The award for highest foul shooting percentage went to Bill Taylor and Norm Noss. So as we write Finis to the 54-55 basketball season we hope that something greater than just a record of wins and losses was realized by this group of boys. Head Basketball Coach ' -Norman Brautigam VARSITY NON COUNTY TOURNEY WE THEY 84 Carey ....................... 63 Green Springs ............... 46 64 St. Joe tsemifinalj ........... 52 Thompson ................... 56 74 St. Paul Cconsolationj ....... 48 Port Clinton tovertimej ..... 44 Total 1202 1204 44 Oak Harbor ................. 57 9 win 11 losses 75 Castalia ....... ......... 6 8 47 St. Marys .... .,... 6 1 Basketball 55-56 69 Genoa ....................... 62 Dee. 6 At Port Clinton INVITATIONAL TOURNEY 9 Oak Herber at Clyde 51 St. Marys .................... 44 13 Castalia et Clyde 36 Oak Harbor ....... ..... 5 2 15 St' Marys at Clyde cclyde Runnerupy 20 Norwalk at Clyde 68 Gibsonburg ....... ..... 4 9 23 At Geeee 59 St. Joe ........... ..... 6 0 Jan- 6 At Gibsonburg 59 York ...... ..... 6 3 13 At St- J09 59 Carey ......... ..... 7 0 20 Carey at Clyde 54 St. Wendeiin .... ..... 5 8 27 At St- Wende1in'S 69 Willard ........ ...ao 31 Willard at Clyde 68 Lakeside . . . ..... 63 Feb. 3 At Lakeside 59 Elmore .. .... 57 10 Elmore at Clyde aslwtball 1954 QSEWWWQ E : Q. 55:0 - YU? 2 Em 5 ME Q UQ Si C1 5 :sg 5 .EE C5 M wh g EE ,QC Eva 5: ENE E T35 w : B 59 m : si mm O : 3 if CUC cv 53 E Lg-ga ffl E3 ig 5.2 Q H M 95 S-4 li gm ru 5-E 63525 Q 55,59 L-.v-1259: CD OCD WEUU, Iolcu HHNU bf s-4 3:53, OOOO MUIID1 Informa ls Eighth Grade Basketball ROW 1-Gary Pocock, Dick Noftz, Don Burkin, Dick Kuns, Gerald Gillett, Jack Taylor, Lee Ritter, Curt Thornton. ROW 2-Ronald Smith, Dick Mes- nard, Terry Dick, Bill Hague, Bill Strong, David Miller, Charles Hetrick, Warren Elfers. ROW 3-Carl Purdham, Lenny Gilbert, Edward Buck, Eugene Meyer, Robert Pope, Curt Bows- er, Tom Ross, Kenny Welch. 92 Ninth Grade Basketball ROW 1-Dennis Wahl, Artie Fis- er, Joe Barrett, Robert Werth, Dick Hunt, Bob Miller, David Bowman, Lloyd Bookmyer. ROW 2-Coach Morrow, Melvin Mowry, Bill Orndorff, Billy Nas- onti, Gary Keegan, Danny Frias, Roger Williams, Harry Manning, Jimmy Pearce, Jack Tarris. ROW 3-Dennis Treacle, Harry' Ayers, Monty Fredericks, Fred McGinnis, Hugh Zimmerman, John Peters, LaMar Curliss. Seventh Grade Bash etball ROW 1-George Kelso, Ronnie Brown, Ronnie Baker, Edward Walters, Norman Walder, John Rayner, Neddy Dick, Kenneth Ca- gle, Henry Choisser, Danny Boyd. ROW 2-Sam Orndorff, Richard Tucker, John Sutter, John Gray, Larry Fultz, Richard Jones, Coach Slater, Richard Robbins, Larry Frederick, Bruce Nebergal, Steve Bodnar, Grant Hostetter, Jim Bol- inger. Girls All-Sports Team Phyllis Baker, Joie Miller, LaVaughn Moyer, Martha Richmond, Janet Mesnard, Sylvia Broad, Ardis Shetzer, Mary Stiger, Dolores Fultz, Charlene Pettys, Carolyn Wilson, Carol Perrin, Patricia Meyer, Barbara Berie, Carol Berie, Carolyn Miller, Judy Osmon, Betty Osmon, Judy Crockett, Lois Hemmer. NOT IN PICTURE-Joyce Fultz. The agenda of the All Sports Team of the Girls' Athletic Association has been very suc- cessful this year. The season was initiated in Bellevue with a Quintangular meet involving Clyde, Fremont Ross, Norwalk, Sandusky, and the host, Bellevue. On January 25th the team visited Genoa for a basketball game. The Clyde Reserves were vic- torious, 28 to 25. However, the Varsity was de- feated by the Genoa squad, 20 to 13. Clyde High School was host to the Woodville girls on February 3rd. ,Included in the program was volleyball, basketball, rope jumping, danc- ing and tumbling. A very agreeable social hour followed. One of the highlights of the year was a trip to Oberlin College to witness the traditional basketball game of the Oberlin College Coeds. This game involves two chosen girl teams who play under the names of Princeton and Yale. Sports Day at Norwalk was held on February 19th. A team combined of Sophomores and Juniors from CHS, defeated the Norwalk High School girls, 38 to 4. Woodville High School returned the gracious- ness of the Clyde girls by inviting the squad over to the Lime Village. After a competitive volleyball game, in which our girls were victor- ious, the teams divided into an intra-squad affair. The social hour was delightful and en- tertaining. ' There are plans ahead for a return game with Norwalk and a Play Day to be held on the ath- letic grounds. ,. 5 vfbf 5, 515 T n M k , My if . i 5 E L x-vw -4 f -amateur 4 an ea- ' , J, , . . 'iikxngzq ' , , 4.9933 , I W , , 3 'fa Swv :-Q N ag, . .' W 4 . . m . i,,::' 2: 4 In 7 . a Q xi Q . , :gm :::::.:g:g L 'W!l ca ' uf Y III ll -1 VII IUH I 'I Clyde Alma Mater Music and Words by Jacqueline Mohr 5 AJ 5 l -E, X X J J gl. K 4 0.1 I -.- 1 .. 'Jr :::. + '-2: 1' f T' 1 T' 1-MA MA--TER How wr: PRAISE THE ,Sons or DEAR CLYDE --MA MA--TER HOW WE PRAISE THE THRU ouw .mov AN - A ' HfiiJ,1?wL??fFD 1 1 J m 5 . J l o If -1l If : 2 -,L l H .... Y - .1- ++'+-sf+ .. .2- I MINDS US OF OUR HIGH SCHOOLTQEARI AN 9 Q5 TPIFEQ WE'LL THINK or THLE-, WE' E- R.LS.H EPM 'PI' E555-9 : gl X J -' J 1 ri DAYS GONE avr. Wm-L gg: ma- BER You SET THE DoA:.3 You Arg Q r f f r r f f Yll Ulu HUP? ' .5 IH' N J 1 l Q 5 'K' ' -1- J- ' -:- 3 J- ' + -f E 2 APU THE YEAP5, THE TEAQS AND LAUSP-T R 150. 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