Clyde High School - Courier Yearbook (Clyde, OH)

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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.

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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

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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! !