Columbus Grove High School - Col Gro Yearbook (Columbus Grove, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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OUR ADVERTISERS AD INDEX 9316 dd tion' To you, our dear Parents, who we love and revere, We dedicate our Co1-Gro in gratitude sincere-- To you who have taught us since 1ife's early days, Whose example and guidance prepared all our ways, To you, after God, praise and honor are due, All thanks for success when our life's work is through. At this special time we are happy to say, Dear Mother and Dad, Thanks for showing the way. egeaflcazziolz fa 621.1 E Efcwecf afzeviff W Senior Class of 1956 'v' rg tb +- -I?, ' f- l Y -1a - .Me .faculty 1? u 1 DALBERT PICKENS As seniors, you look to the future and trust that you may find as full and happy a life as you have enjoyed during your school years. Now that you have reached the point of graduation, you know that what you have achieved has come through the efforts of your beloved parents. They have had the great respon- sibility of putting you through school. Your teachers know that your success is the school's success and they have worked very hard to assure it. May Columbus Grove High School ever stand as one in which you may be proud to have been a part. HQLAJ- E. 639.91-,..,. ,waSu,p ' COLLINS I. STACKHOUSE The cooperation and fine attitude of the 1956 senior class has brought honor and prestige to our school. May the future of each member be filled with happiness and success that comes to all who work cooperatively. 1956 BOARD MEMBERS C. W. Field, President Don Hilty Edgar Begg Merlin Jones George Hawkey Collins Stackhouse 1955 BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: George Neimi, C. W. Field, Don Hilty, George Hawkey, John Bogart, Merlin Jones. MRS. HELEN NOW MRS. MAE BURKHAM College-Ohio State B, S, and A.B. Subjects-History Om many thanks to the gffice secretary, Mrs, 3. World HiSl0IY- United Sl-9-ICS HiSf0fY- EXU8' Burkham, for her patience and kindness in dealing Curricular Activities- Eighth grade advisor. with our every need. 5 MR. SIDNEY HILTY B.S. Ohio State University: M.E. Bowling Green State University. Subjects: General Science, Physics, Chemistry. Extra-Curricular Ac tivities: lli-Y. MR. MORRIS PATTON Colleges: Purdue University: West Virginia University, Ohio Northern University: Ohio Wesleyan University: B.A. Subjects: High School Mathe- matics. Extra-Curricular Activities: Bulldog Press, Col- Gro, and Junior Class Advisor. MR. MIRL ROSENDALE College: Defiance: Bowling Green State University: Kansas University: B.S. and M.E. in Education. Subjects: History, Social Science, Physical Educa- tion. Extra-Curricular Activi- ties: Basketball, Track Coach, and Eighth Grade Advisor. MRS. MARY K. MAYBERRY College: Ohio State University. Subjects: Speech, English, Economic Geography, Civics. Extra-Curricular Activities: Thespian Society: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play, Sopho- more Class Advisor. MR. RAY SHINABERY, IR. College: Ohio State University: B. S. in Education: M, A, Subjects: Instrumental, Vocal Music. Extra-Curricular Ac- tivities: Ninth Grade Advisor. MR, DONALD FUCHS College: Baldwin Wallace. Subjects: Health, Science Sth and Science 7th: Physical Edu- cation. Extra-Curricular Ac- tivities: Basketball and Base- ball Coaeh, Assistant Football Coach, Seventh Grade Advisor. MR. EUGENE BASINGER College: Bluffton College - A.B.: University of Cincinnati A.M.g Goshen College. Sub- jects: English 10, 12. Extra- Curricular Activities: Junior Class Advisor: Class Plays. MISS LAURETTA BROOKS College: Ohio Northern - A. B.: University of Chicago. Sub- jects: Latin, Biology, Girls' Physical E d uc a tio n. Extra- Curricular Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Advisor, Girls' Intramurals. MR. RALPH BROOKS College: Ohio State University: Miami University: M i c h i g a n State College - B.S. in Agri- culture. Subjects: Vocational Agriculture. Extra-Curricular Activities: F. F. A. A d v i s or: 4-H Club Advisor: Student Council Advisor. MISS IMOGENE HAWK College: Wittenberg College - A.B.: Ohio University. Sub- jects: Commercial Department. Extra-Curricular Activities: Bulldog Press and Annual Ad- visor. MR. WADE SHANK College: Findlay: Bowling Green: B.S. in Education. Subject: Industrial Arts: Drivers' Training. Extra - Curricular Activities: Boys' Intramurals: Grade 10 Advisor. MRS. STELLA GEIGER College: Bluffton - A.B.:Ohio State University. Subjects: Home Economics. Extra- Curricular Activities: F.H.A. Advisor, Cafeteria. 7 .73uo,fD' LEFT TO RITHT: Morris Patton Art Schondell, Walter Humphreys Ir., Mirl Rosendale, Wade Shank Don Donaldson, Paul Morris. MISS- ING: Dick Bixel, Paul Hitchcock. C C Mrs. Juanita Diller Mrs. Ruth Hofferberr Armin Diller, Bill Bell Red Belch. .x,g,,,,..a.-0-HM-W ' Szniwa I2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Morris, Treasurer, Jim Kendall, President, Shirley Henderson, Secretary. David snechschune Shirley Henderson I 0 DIANA ALLEN Nan Ambition - Nurse, then housewife. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, En- semble 4,,Tri-l-li-Y 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Bulldog Press 4, Homecoming Atten- dant 4, Thespians 4. SONDRA ANDERSON Sandy Ambition - Teacher ACTIVITIES: Intra- murals 1,2, One Act Plays 1, Girls' Glee 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,4, Ensemble 4, Homecoming A tten- dant 4, Band 1,2, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, Thespians .3,4. GAYLE 'BARTZ Gayle ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM BOWERMAN Myron Ambition - to make millions. ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Intramurals l,2, 3,4, Student Council 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 3, Hi- Y President 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DAVID AN DE RSON Frenchie Ambition - Plu mber or farmer. ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1, F.F.A. l,2, 3,4, Sentinel 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4,Intramurals 2,3,4. TERRY ANDERSON Turkey Ambition - Brick Ma- son. ACTIVITIES: Hall Guide 4. LA VONNE BOK Blondie Ambition - Bookkeeper ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 1,2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Intra- murals 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Ju n i or Class Play 3, Bulldog Press 4, Annual Staff 4. RUTH BUCKINGHAM Tillie Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Thesplans 3, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4,Annu- al Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Tri-l-li-Y 1,2, 3, 4. 11 VIRGINIA CARTWRIGHT Ginger Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2,3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4: President 4: Orchestra 1,2: One Act Plays 3: Thespian 4: AnnualStaff4: Bull- dog Press Staff 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader I, 2: Girls' Glee 1: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Student Council: Homecoming Queen 4. GARY CLYMER Slymer Ambition - To be wealthy. ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1, 3,4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Basketball 1, 8, 4: Track 2,3,4: Annual Staff 4: Attendant for Homecoming: Hall Guide 4. ROY DOTSON Dot' Ambition - Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Foo t- ball 1: Hi-Y 2,3,4: Basketball 1: Hall Guide 4: Vice-Presi- dent of I-li-Y 4. DENISE FRUCHEY Denny Ambition - Housewife ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Bulldog Press 4: Junior Class Play 3: One Act Plays 3: Thespians 3, 4: Annual S ta ff 4: Scholarship Team 3. 12 'ii - . , . :sri DONN DARBYSHIRE Darby Ambition - Athletic Coach. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2,3, Secretary: Hall Guide 4: Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4: Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee 2, 4: Annual Staff 4: Bulldog Press Staff 4: Intramurals 1: Vice-President of Class 1,3: Homecoming Attendant 4. LARRY CLYMER Worm Ambition - Truck Driver. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1: Hall Guide 4. LARRY DUNLAP Toad Ambition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 2,3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS GRAHAM Doug A mbition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: fCame in Junior Year! F. F. A. 4: Scholarship Team 3. ROSE MARIE HALKER Rosie Ambition - Beautician and Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3,'4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, President 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 1, Band 1, 2, 4, Ensemble 4, Annual Staff 4. ROSE HARTMAN Butch Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,3, F. H.A. 1, Intramurals 1, 2,Annu- al Staff 4. BERNICE HOFFMAN Bunny Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 1, Intramurals 2,3,4,F.H.A.1,3,4, Treasurer 4, Bulldog Press Staff 3, 4, Annu- al Staff 4. JOHN HOYT Hoot Ambition-Mechanical Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee 1, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guide 4. S SHIRLEY HENDERSON Shirley Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: B a n d 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4, Accompanist 4, En- semble 1, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Thespians 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Intra- murals 1,2, 3, 4, Annu- al Staff 4, Bulldog Press 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4. ROSS HARTMAN Ringo Ambition - Farmer or truck driver ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. JEAN HOFFMAN Jean Ambition - Work and get married ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 1,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 4, Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Press Staff 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Annual staff 4. RONALD JOHNSTON Ronnie Ambition - to be a success. ACTIVITIES: F o o t- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Hall Guide 4. 12 MARTHA JONES Mert Ambition - Be a nurse ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,3,4: One Act Play 3: Girls' Glee 1, 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Bulldog Press 4: Annu- al Staff 4: Prince of Peace 2, 3: Junior Play 3:Intramura1s1,2,3,4. JAMES I. KENDALL Beef Ambition - Hospital Pharmacist. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2,3: Hi-Y 2,3,4: F. F.A. 1, 2: Bulldog Press Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4: Intra- murals 1,2,3,4: Presi- dent of Senior Class. KARL KIENE Karl A mbition - Farming ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Junior Class Play: Vice-Presi- dent of Mixed Chorus 4: Annual Staff 4: F. F. A. President 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4:Home- coming K ing: Thes- pians 3. EUGENE LANGHALS Stan or Gene Ambition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2,3. 14 : 64 ,ls 'Vie -:L I I 3 SN f f OWEN JONES Oleo Ambition - Welder or Mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2: Football 2: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 2,3,4: Hi-Y 1. RUTH E. KIDD Kettle Ambition - Work or housewife. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 1, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Ensemble 3: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4:Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- coming Attendant 4: Annual Staff 4. RUTH KURBER Ruthie Ambition - Nurse ACTIVITIES: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Sextetre 2: Ensemble 4: Band 2,3: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,-4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Bulldog Press 4: Annual Staff 4: Thespians 4. NORMA LUGINBILL Normie Ambition - Factory Worker. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 1,2,3: Band 2, 3,4: Orchestra 2,3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. DANIEL MAAG Dann Ambition - College ACTIVITIES: Basket- ball 1,3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Hall Guide 4, Bulldog Press 4, Annual Staff4, Scholarship Teams 2, 3. JUDITH MORRIS nludy.. Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Bulldog Press 3, 4, Annual Co-Editor 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2,3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, DELMAR NICHOLS Hank Ambition - Coach or M. D. ACTIVITIES: Hi - Y 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3.4, Boys' Glee 3,4, Scholarship Team 3. ROBERT PAULLIN Bob Ambition - Make lots of money. ACTIVITIES: Hall Guide 4. SHIRLEY MILLER Shirley Ambition - Housewife ACTIVITIES: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, B u 1 1 d o g Press 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,4, Ensemble 4. ILO MYERS I1o Ambition - Housewife ACTIVITIES: B a n d 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Intramurals 1,2,3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, F. H. A. 1. BETTY LOU OSBORN Bet Ambition - Just Work ACTIVITIES: Hall Guide 4, Annual Staff 4. JACQUELYN PAWL Jackie Ambition - To be a success. ACTIVITIES: B a n d 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2 , Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Ensemble 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Press 4, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Atten- dant 4. I5 PATRICIA RIMER Pat Ambition - Housewife ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band l,2, 3, Ensemble 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA ROEDER Linda Ambition -Office Work ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Press 3, 4, Assistant E d i t o r 4, A n n u al Co-Editor 4. PATSY ANN SCHAUBLIN Pat Ambition - Housewife ACTIVITIES: Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, Bulldog Press 3, Annual Staff4, Thespians 4, One Act Plays 3. JOE SCHUMAKER Hermie Ambition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Basket- ball 1,Track l,2, In- tramurals l,2,3,4. I6 s ssrrss we LOUISE RISSER Flip Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: Junior Class Play, Thespians 3,4, Annual Staff4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Girls' Glee 1, Librarian 2, 3, Scholarship Team 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. IENNIE LOU SANDY Sandy Ambition - Teacher ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3, 4, MixedChorus 2,3, Girls' Glee 1, 2,3, Orchestra 4,Intra- murals l,2,3,4. DELMAR SCHROEDER Bi1l Ambition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 2,3,4g Band 3, Hall Guide 4. WILLARD SELHORST Willie A mbition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD SHAFER Dick Ambition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: QCa.me in Sophomore yearj Intramurals 3, 4, F. F. A. 3,4. JANET SOLOMAN Janet Ambition - 'I'o work to make some money. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi- Y l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, Si, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, En- semble 3. HARVEY TURNER Pat Ambition - Music Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band l,2, Bulldog, Press staff -1, Annual Staff 4, Junior Class Play, Student Director of Mixed Chorus 4. JERRY WATKINS Jerry Ambition - Electrician ACTIVITIES: Hi - Y 2,il,4, Intramurals 1, 2,:s, 4. Rx IFE? RONALD SIEFKER Gus Ambition - Farmer ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Intramurals 1, 2, 4. DAVID STECHSCHULTE Crunch Ambition - Electrical Engineer. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 1,2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, V ic e-President of Student Council 3, One Act Plays 3, Junior Class Play, Scholarship Team 2, 8, 4. IVAN VERHOFF Canade Ambition - Factory Worker. ACTIVITIES: F o ot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Glee 4, Hall Guide 4, Intramurals 2, J. NAOMI WATKINS Naomi Ambition - Secretary ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee 2,8,4, Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Mixed Chorus 4, En- semble 4, Bulldog Press Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Freshman Class Treasurer, Intra- murals 1, 2, 4. I7 GERALD WOODS Woody Ambition: Service or Engineering ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football lg Bask- etball lg Track 33 Intramurals 1,2 3,4. for 1 Blue and White A, filouzew RED ROSE 18 A, I2 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES LEFT TO RIGHT: Alton Kiene, Presidentg Teresa Clum, Treasurerg Cynthia Watkins, Secretary: Fred Locker, Vice-President. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ion Miller, Presidentg Sharon Turner, Vice-President: LuAnn Meyer, Secretary: Jack Callahan, Treasurer. N55 FRESHMEN LEFT TO RIGHT: David Bourquin, Secre- taryg Lauretta Caudill, Treasurerg Karen Jones, Vice-Presidentg Barry Eversole, President. .20 S xx N I X K., w, U ,. 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WJ in 'H A ,A N Larry patrick David Betty Judy Charles Lusk Maag Mal-ks Martz Mayberry Meyer H . 1 . 7 r -r Khcrkhf , James Carolyn Richard Ioan Maxine James Meyer Miller Moffat Morman Mumea Nance 'V 9 v , 7 ' ,M ar.. ' , 1 ., .A r '- W 1 A , H ' ., ,F ? Z ' 2 M. 3 J -' -5- fi.. J . 5. 1 1 Larry Charles Larry Janice Howard Donald Niswander pugh Rodenberger Schindler Schroeder Sneary Karl Bill Ronald Doris Mary Harry Terhank Thomas Turner Verhoff Volkmer Watkins rr h M is a M '13 if' if M 'Q fx? . 4-W.. f . r gr wrxjal'-QI , Asif, . 1 .., ... .. W King Karl Kiene--Queen Virginia Cartwright ATTENDANTS: Ruth Kidd, Gary Clymer, Diana Allen, Dann Maag, Queen Virginia, King Karl, Jackie Pawl, Donn Darbyshire, Sondra Anderson. LITTLE ATTENDANTS: Mike Stackhouse, Cindy White, Scott Grove, David Hawkey. 30 Q Q .x ! . A ' x-. ,vp .n'k fi Q. k R S g .5 A , ,glgilniaiiz ' XR .S 4: Q 5 S B- -,Q lv ii- 5? , X .. S Q, , .. x i ' 5 X if ssl X Q si X g' 9' ML? X ' 5 W I LLL.- -Q . .1 X --g. 'Q A A LA'L . , I K-sf YQ Agmaw... x X..,, X, Qs- , ,4 N fgw W - . S 3 mmwmf- S . Wx AX XY .. -wx. tw., V ,WY ., N 'llMa.'o, who MOST POPULAR MOST MUSICAL Virginia Cartwright and Shirley Henderson and Karl Kiene BEST PERSONALITY PM Turner Jackie Pawl and Dann Maag BEST DRESSED Sondra Anderson and Karl Kiene i IDEAL COUPLE Rose Hartman and Roy Dotson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shirley Henderson and Dave Stechschulte MOST STUDIOUS Judy Morris and Dave Stechschulte MOST ATHELETIC Jennie Lou Sandyand 32 Don Darbyshire ,J-f J.. P -L-L A-M -Y A KJ- - it 'T - A Y Y 4 - L I, - lim ' l, l' A ,. ,.. ..i.,., ., ri HALF-PAST TEENS Directors . . . Mrs. Wert and Mr. Basinger Candy . . Sugar. , Mrs. Norton , Sam . Lloyd. . . Aunt Augusta. . Lois ..... David VanVan . , Galsworthy . , GriseIda . , Miss Blackwell . . Mr. Midgely , , I ,Q I . Madalyn Verhoff Mary Stechscliulte . Shirley Eversole . Wayne Smith , Mike Unverferth Georgiana Terhark . Sylvia McKanna . Jerry Altstaetter . . Jim Doty . . Carol Bogart Dorothy Carpenter . . Barry Blosser 3.0 F3 QL, F .431 Ill!! D 5 1 I, f' 'pi as Nil pg. S . r b X nw x 9'8- wx ill? N me is pil xiii Q8 XX w X 0. 1' 9 3 N C6320 J! The play opens with a party in full swing at a sorority house, co-educational college. Suddenly, while the boys are changing partners during a cut-in dance, a girl screams and a moment later the boy with whom she was dancing is found lying on the floor dead--mysteriously murdered. The dancers are stunned, dazed. Who killed him? and why? When the hard-boiled detective fails to solve the mystery with his roughshod methods, third-degreeing everybody present from the Dean of Women to the college crooner, Judy persuades the detective to turn the case over to her. Then Judy uses her own technique and has almost discovered who killed the boy when suddenly another boy is mysteriously murdered. Everyone now has the jitters. Who is the killer and who will be the next victim? SENIOR PLAY CAST Judy ..... . . Chief of Police , . Billy ...... Russ .... Dean of Women . Val.. ......... ...... . .. Lucille and Romney .... Mossy and Ernie . . Phyllis and Ken . . . Nan and Hap . . . Nydia . . . Phoenix . . . . Rita . . . Lee . . . Doreen . . CY . . Minna ...... . Professor Sllpes .... .Toe .......... . Medical Examiner . . UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mrs. Maybeery and Mr. Basinger 34 u-no-.anon-.noun . . . . Diana Allen and Shirley Henderson . , , Donn Darbyshire and David Stechschulte . . . . Karl Kiene . . . . Dann Maag Jennie Lou Sandy . . . , Pat Turner . . . Louise Risser and Gary Clymer . . . . . . . Ruth Kidd and Willie Selhorst . . . Ruth Buckingham and Delmar Schroeder . . . Linda Roeder and Owen Jones . . . . Jackie Pawl . . Jim Bowerman Sondra Anderson . Delmar Nichols . . Martha .Tones . . . Ivan Verhoff . Jean Hoffman . . . Gayle Bartz J oe Schumaker . . . . John HoYI . my' In the year nineteen hundred forty-five, another class started in the first grade. Mrs. Gulker was their teacher and she was kept pretty busy by forty-five tiny tots. But this wasn't just any first-grade: this was Our class, the class of 1956. Not only did Mrs. Gulker teach us our 4 R's, but she helped us get off to the right kind of a start for the following school years. Out of the class of forty-five, the twenty-three faithful Seniors still remaining are: Jerry Watkins, Sondra Anderson, Gayle Bartz, Naomi Watkins. Martha Jones, Diana Allen, Ter ry Anderson, Ruth Ann Buckingham, Larry and Gary Clymer, Don Darbyshire, Virginia Cartwright, Larry Dtuilap, Denise Fruchey, Rose and Ross Hartman, Shirley Henderson, Jim Kendall, Ruth Kidd, Norma Luginbil1,Judy Morris, Louise Risser, and Pat Rimer. As we entered into the second grade we found Mrs. Sarka waiting to help further educate us in the use of our 4 R's, Pat Schuablin joined us this year. One thing we will never forget about the second grade was our learning of the Ten Commandments and the Twenty-Third Psalm. Then on to the third grade when if it hadn't been for Mrs. Roberts' patience and wisdom, I don't believe that we ever would have mastered the multiplication tables. It was during this year that Owen Jones, entered our class: Jim Bowerman also entered this year. we entered the fourth grade with Mrs. Basinger as our teacher. As we entered the fifth grade, we were joined by Ilo Myers. Our teacher was Mrs. Custer. One minute she was teaching us the states and their capitalsg then the next thing we knew,she would be out playing softball with us. when we entered the sixth grade we found Mrs. Garver waiting to help us prepare for the big event of going upstairs. We were kind of worried about going upstairs because we were afraid that we would miss our recesses. Then finally we were upstairs and after the first few weeks of confusion, we settled down to work. With Miss Gettman as our advisor we had our first big class party. We'll never forget the wiener roast with all the classmates sitting 'round singing. In the eighth grade our advisor was Mr. Stackhouse and while we were pretty busy studying, we still found time to have another big party. The girls got soaked while ducking for apples and it's a wonder the boys weren't sick with all the cider they drank. Allin all, it was great funl Finally after eight years of waiting, we became Freshmen. This was the year we were allowed to choose our own subjects, to elect our officers, and to call ourselves high school students. Mr. Shank was our advisor. At the beginning of our freshman year, we received nineteen new students. From Cairo came: LaVonne Bok, Dave Anderson, Jennie Lou Sandy, Ronnie Siefker, Janet Solomon, and Gerald Wood, from St. Anthony's came Rose Halker, Bernice Hoffman, Jean I-Ioffman,John Hoyt, Eugene Langhals, Dan Maag, Willie Selhorst, Delmar Schroeder, Joe Schumaker, David Stechschulte, and Ivan Verhoff. In Our Sophomore year our biology class went to Columbus. There we toured the State Capitol, Ohio State Campus, and many other interesting places. We also took a trip to Lima where we toured the Tank Depot, Cook Tower, and were shown around the Allen County jail. The most exciting event was the choosing of class rings. Our Advisor was Miss Clayton. This year Linda Roeder, Bob Paulin, Shirley Miller, Delmar Nichols and Jackie Pawl came to our school. In our Junior year we were certainly kept busy. Pat Turner, Dick Shafer, and Doug Graham entered our class this year. Our two big money-making projects were helping with the Florist Banquet and selling Madison Inkwells. There were three big events in that year that we will re- member for years to come. The receiving of our class rings brought cries of joy and many, many praises, coming mostly from the J r's, of course. Our Junior Class Play, Meet Corliss Archer was a big success much to our delight. Then came the never to be-forgotten Junior and Senior Prom. The theme for our Prom was Apple Blossom and Wishing Well Time. Planning for the Prom had a lot of hard work involved in it but we certainly had fun doing it. Our Advisors were Miss Funk and Mr. Patton. 35 fC1ass History - continuedj As Seniors we are always busy selling somethingg Sandwiches and coffee at football games: cake chances, potato chips and candy at basketball gamesg annual adsg and subscriptions to maga- zines. About the last of September the Seniors came to school dressed in their Sunday best. The reason was our Senior pictures were to be taken. Next came Homecoming, with Virginia and Karl reigning as King and Queen. But the year still has many things to bring us and we are eagerly looking forward to them and the memories they will leave with us. As our school years draw to a close may we say that while we regret deeply to leave our high school, we are at the same time ready and anxious to move on to the next and more responsible stage in our lives when we hope to labor for our betterment and for the betterment of mankind. 2,54 5 023 , ml f fflf' 551 4 Defer not 'til tomorrow to be wise, tomorrow's sun may never rise. 36 hofi, Cl' r, Ivan V Gary Clyme byshire, HI' nD Do horst, Willard Sel lap, Llfl ker, Larry D werman, Joe Schuma B0 l'l'1 E: Ii ON ROW ff oede ark Schr Maag, M all Barto, D 1'1'l Barry Blosser, Sa O: TW W RO ndale. ston, Coach Mirl Rose hn Io ld Rona Cl' Larry Clym Bill Smith, Doyle Foltz, E: ROW T Jim King. Kiene, Delmar Nichols Gayle Bartz Manager Siefker, Karl Rona ld Jack Callahan, Ion Miller Manager Edward Humphreys Dallas Lusk, Garnet Ridenour, Wayne Smith, Bob Blankemeyer, Gary Dunnett, Don Routson, John Humphreys, Doug Nance, Alton Kiene, 0l'1, In lo S0 hn Io er, Garv IT1 R: Ii OU F W RO S. Fuch Don oach ed, C Re D6 Dua anager M ROW ONE, Left to Right: J oe Schumaker, Larry Dunlap, Willard Selhorst, Don Darbyshire, Gary Clymer, lvan Verhoff, Larry Clymer, Coach Don Fuchs. ROW TWO: Delmar Nichols, Dan Maag, Ronnie Siefker, Jim Bowerman, Gayle Bartz, Karl Kiene, Ronnie Johnson, Coach, Mirl Rosendale. This year of 1955 was another good year for the Columbus Grove football team. There were about thirty young lads who greeted our football coach, Mirl Rosendale on the first day of practice. After a month or so of practice, these fellows blended into a team that became runners-up to champion in atough North- western Conference league, Their record was 7 wins and two losses, one being at the hands ofa good class A school. If you asked the Bulldog fans, I'm sure they would agree that we had a very successful season. 39 '55 FOOTBALL SCORES WE Delphos 21 Elida 6 Lafayette 39 Spencerville 44 Leipsic 20 Forest 31 Bluffton 14 Pandora-Gilboa 44 Shavmee ' 20 THEY 20 26 O 0 0 14 0 6 47 wa 'Uwwitq ROW ONE, Left to Right: J ack Callahan, Delmar Nichols, Dan Maag, Willie Selhorst, Don Darbyshire. ROW TWO: Ed Humphreys, Mike Unverferth, Tom Maag, Ivan Verhoff, Gary Clymer, Larry Clymer, Jack Reed, Coach, MirlRosenda1e. ' fiiae LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Callahan, Willie Selhorst, Don Darbyshire, Hank Nichols, Dan Maag, Coach, Mirl Rosendale. 40 Gary Clymer, Dan Maag, Delmar Nichols, Ivan Verhoff, Willie Selhorst, Don Darbyshire, Larry Clymer Coach, Mirl Rosendale. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Duane Reed, Doyle Foltz, Mike Unverferth, Ed Humphreys, Tom Maag, ROW TWO: Coach, Don Fuchs: Ronnie Obee, Dallas Lusk, Jim King, Doug Nance, Fred Locker, Manager, Wayne Smith. ROW THREE: John Humphreys, Sam Barto, ,Ton Miller, Alton Kiene, Manager, Jacque Donavon, 41 'Ld' VARSITY CHEERLEADER LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Kurber, Diana Allen, Ruth Kidd, Beverly Jones. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEA DERS Sharon Dorn LEFT TO RITHT: Carol Bartz, Judy Dunlap. Janet Bradford 43 COLUMBUS GROVE H. S. BASKETBALL SCORES Grove 78 Eilda Grove 70 Ottawa Public Grove 70 Shawnee Grove 65 Continental Grove 58 Ottoville Grove 53 Kalida Grove 73 Vaughnsville Grove 49 Cory-Rawson Grove 63 Bluffton Grove 65 Miller City Grove 92 Pandora -Gilboa Grove 65 Ft. Jennings Grove 71 Leipsic Grove 60 Bulffton Grove 99 Glandorf Grove Delphos Grove Ottawa Parochial ROW ONE, Left to Right: Douglas Nance, Robert Blankemeyer, Mary Stechschulte, Virginia Cartwright, Daniel Maag, J im Bowerman. ROW TWO: Carol Bogart, Ann Hawkey, Jackie Pawl, Barry Eversole, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Bogart, Karen Jones, Mr. Brooks. The Student Council was created to help students to participate in school activitiesg To promote better cooperation among students and the teachers, To pro- mote better organized activities. 46 President . , Vice -P resident Secretary , , , , , Treasurer . . . Advisor . . . . . . .. .DannMaag Virginia Cartwright . Mary Stechschulte Robert Blankemeyer ......Mr.Brooks QW SMU ROW ONE, Left to Right: Diana Allen, Sondra Anderson, Shirley Henderson, Harvey Turner,Judy Morris, Linda Roeder, Denise Fruchey, Bernioe Hoffman, Jackie Pawl. ROW TOW: Ruth Kurber, LaVonne Bok, Gary Clymer, Dann Maag, Jim Kendall, Ivan Verhoff, Don Darbyshire, Karl Kiene, Shirley Miller, Naomi Watkins. ROW THREE: Advisor, Morris Patton: Rose Hartman, Ruth Ann Buckingham, Jean Hoffman, Rose Halker, Martha J ones, Ruth Kidd, Patsy Schaublin, Louise Risser. The purpose of the annual staff is primarily to prepare for publication a yearbook that reviews the highlights of our school year, Wehope that our efforts will provide happy memories in the years to come. CLASS HISTORY by Martha J ones LAST WILL by Naomi Watkins PROPHECY by Shirley Henderson ART WORK by Betty Lou Osborn Co-Editors' . . . Business Manager Advertising Editor . . . . Sports Editors . . Activities Editor . . . . . Grade Editor . . Class Editor . . Senior Editors . . . Organization Editor Typists ....... . . . Judy Morris Linda Roeder . . Pat Turner . .T im Kendall . . Dann Maag Karl Kiene Rose Hartman Pat Schuablin . . . Ruth Kidd . . Diana Allen Ruth Kurber Martha Jones . . . . LaVonne Bok L0ll.lSe RlSS8l' Bernice Hoffman Ph0I081'2Phers . . . . . . Rose Halker 47 Gary Clymer .93 Tween, Staff ROW ONE, Left to Right: Clarine Hoffman, Diana Allen, Sondra Anderson, PatTurner, Shirley Henaerson, Linda Roeder, Denise Fruchey, Bernice Hoffman, Jackie Pawl. ROW TWO: Virginia Hitchcock, Joan Bricker, Carol Bogart, Brenda Bell, Dan Maag. .Tim Kendall, Don Darbyshire, Jon Miller, Judy Morris, LaVonne Bok. ROW THREE: Mr. Patton, Jackie Bradford, Ruth Kurber, Jean Hoffman, Martha Jones, Virginia Cartwright, Naomi Watkins, Shirley Miller, Shirley Ramsey. The aim of the Bulldog Press staff is to publish a school paper of interest to all students. It provides an account of school functions and activities that are a part of school life. Editor .... .... . . . . . Shirley Henderson Assistant Editor . . . . Business Manager . . . . Organizations Editors . . . . . . Gossip and Humor Editors Sports Editors . . Art Editors . . . Music Editor ..... Circulation Editor . . Feature Editors .... Proof Readers . . . Mimeographers . . Senior Editors . . . 48 . . Linda Roeder . . . . Pat Turner . . Martha Jones Beverly Jones . . Joan Bricker Denise Fruchey . . . Jim Kendall Jon Miller . . . Jacque Donovan Don Darbyshire . . Jean Hoffman . . . Jackie Pawl . , , Virginia Cartwright Jackie Bradford Carol Bogart . . . Shirley Miller Ruth Kurber . Naomi Watkins Sondra Anderson Diana Allen . . Wilma Meyer Brenda Bell at-960 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sally Irwin, Naomi Watkins, Diana Allen, Martha Jones, Ruth Kurber, Rose Halker, Jean Hoffman, J oyoe Irwin. ROW TWO: Patty Kissell, Alice Davisson, Shirley Anderson, Sharon Altstaetter, Janice Schindler, Sharon Wood, Shirley Henderson, Virginia Cartwright, Shirley Miller, Ruth Kidd, Judy Morris, Patsy Schaublin. ROW THREE: Myrna Mackaman, Bonnie Kohli, LaVonne Bok, Betty Martz, Mary Volkmer, Wanda Bok, Kay Barnum, Mary Williams, Teresa Clum, Sharon Blosser, Helen Darbyshire, Florence Risser, Linda Roeder, Miss Brooks. ROW FOUR: Shirley Ramsey, Dorothy Car- penter, Colleen Nichols, Judy Gillispie, Beatrice Lentz, J ewlie Gillispie, Joan Bricker, Jean Kohli, Brenda Bell, Janet Solomon, Beverly Jones, J acklyn Bradford, Cynthia Watkins. ROW FIVE: Rita Bowers, Ruth Ann Buckingham, Sondra Anderson, Pat Rimer, Carol Bogart, Carol Risser, Judy Bogart, Virginia Diller. The Tri-Hi-Y is a junior organization of the President . . . YMCA. It tends to create in thehigh school youth that Vice-President which its purpose expresses to create, maintain, Secretary . . . . Virginia Cartwright ........RuthKidd . . . . . Shirley Miller and extend, througiout the school and community, high Treasurer . . . . Shirley Henderson standards of Christian character. Chaplain . . ...... Judy Morris Ch0I'iSI6l' . . ..... Wilma Dunlap Pianist . . . . . . Ruth Buckingham Advisor . . Miss Lauretta Brooks 50 36- ROW ONE, Left to Right: Gary Clymer, J im Bowerman, Larry Clymer, James Kendall, Jerry Watkins. ROW TWO: Fred Locker, Ronnie Weaver, Wayne Smith, Jon Miller, Barry Blosser, Sam Barto, Jack Callahan, Ed Humphreys, George Donaldson, Bill Smith, Mr. Hilty. ROW THREE: John Humphreys, Doug Nance, Steve Irwin, Gary Bricker, Ross Hartman, Ronnie Johnson, Jim King. Jerry Altstaetter, Gary Dunnett . The Hi-Y is a junior organization of the YMCA. It tends to create in the high school youth that which its purpose expresses To create, maintain, and ex- tend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The slogan of the Hi-Y is: Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholar- ship, and Clean Living. President ..... Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer .... Chaplain ...... Sergeant-at-Arms Advisor .... . Jim Bowerman . . . Roy Dotson Don Darbyshire . Jerry Watkins Delmar Nichols . . Gary Clymer Mr. Sidney Hilty flutufae Kew 0. nnnaiawa-1 w.sr.,, , . ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jo Ann Smith, Judy Eversole, Jean Ann Mayberry, Lou Ann Meyer, Clarine Hoffman, Bernice Hoffman, Louise Risser, Shirley Miller, Sondra Anderson, Jackie Bradford, Joan Bricker. ROW TWO: Mrs. Geiger, Evelyn Schumaker, Marcia Maag, Mary Schroeder, Helen Darbyshire, Florence Risser, Wilma Meyer, Teresa Clum, Judy Selhorst, Mary Williams, Jean Kohli. ROW THREE: Margaret Fuerst, Alice Verhoff, Agnes Fuerst, Carol Bogart, Brenda Bell, Cynthia Watkins, Judy Bogart, Sharon Blosser, Virginia Diller, Maxine Mumea, Joyce Irwin. The F.H.A. promotes a growning appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking, assume the responsibilities of worthy home membership, practice democracy in home life, and promote international good will. To develop qualities of leadership and co- operation in community life, provide wholesome re- creation, and to further interest in home economics. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . . . . . . Shirley Miller . . , , . , Louise Risser Sondra Anderson Bernice Hoffman . . . Mrs. Geiger 9' fia 0. ' ROW ONE, Left to Right: Delmar Schroeder, Jack Callahan, Karl Kiene, Willis Selhorst, Bob Blanke- rneyer, David Anderson. ROW TWO: Mr. Stackhouse, Mark Schroeder, Joe Karcher, Dick Shafer, Tom Shafer, Gene Langhals, Lyle McKanna, Eugene Ricker, Elmer Langhals, Bill Thomas, Dean Begg, Steve Dtmlap, Alton Kiene, Doug Graham, Mr, Brooks. ROW THREE: J r. Alt, Steve Irwin, Ross Hartman, Doyle Myers, Kenny Schroeder, Chuck Meyer, John Solomon, Bob Graham, Jim Meyer, Howard Schroeder. ROW FOUR: Don Routson, Doug Nanoe,J ohn Graham, Gayle Bartz, Ronnie Siefker, Norman Karcher, Ross Hart- man. ABSENT: Larry Dunlap, Owen Jones, Joe Schumacher. The Chapter participated in all county F.F.A. F.F.A. OFFICERS activities including: pest hunts, basketball, and par- President ....... ............ K arl Kiene liamentary procedure. District and State activities Vice-President . . . .... Willie Selhorst included: entries in the livestock judging contest, S6Cr6I3rY ...... . . . Delmar Schroeder Chapter contest, and public speaking, Treasurer . . .... J' ack Callahan The Senior team was awarded a silver rating Reporter . . . . . Bob Blankemeyer and the Junior team a gold rating in parliamentary Sentinel . . . , , David Anderson Procedure. A gold award was won in public speaking Advisor . . . .... Mr, Brooks and a bronze award in the Chapter contest. 53 H2041 U I ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sally Irwin, Judy Eversole, Rose Halker, Shirley Henderson, Virginia Hitch- cock, Jean Hoffman, Pat Turner, Karl Kiene, Denise Fruchey, Shirley Miller, Jackie Pawl, Patsy Schaublin. ROW TWO: Sylvia McKanna, Beverly Jones, Mary Stechschulte, Madalyn Verhoff, Jackie Bradford, Ruth Kurber, Virginia Cartwright, Daniel Maag, Dave Stechschulte, Don Darbyshire, Hank Nichols, Gayle Bartz, Helen Darbyshire, Florence Risser, Teresa Clum, Mary Williams. ROW THREE: Douglas Nance, Georgianna Terhark, Louise Risser, Ruth Ann Buckingham, Diana Allen, Sondra Anderson, Martha Jones, Naomi Watkins, Cynthia Watkins, Judy Bogart, Virginia Diller,Sharon Blosser, Shirley Ramsey, Mrs. May- berry. The purpose of Troupe 895 shall be the ad- vancement of standards of excellence in dramatic arts. Mo re specifically, the T roupe shall encourage students to attain a better mastery of langauge, to develop poise and self-control and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techinques. 54 President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer , . Advisor .... . . . . . Pat Turner . . . . . Karl Kiene Virginia Hitchcock . . . Jean Hoffman . . Mrs. Mayberry 'Vw 1: 4-A46 mv' AX 13 yr mtv risk Q TV 55 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jim Bartz, Earlene Belch, Marvin Obedier, Ilo Myers, Virginia Hitchcock, Jo Ann Jones, Mary Waltz, Evelyn Smith. ROW TWO: Pat Kissell, J oyoe Martin, Pat Shank, Jerri Hoyt, Mary Volkmer, Carolyn Miller, Shirley Tull, ROW THREE: Tom Best, Patsy King, Carol Buckingham, Rebecca Graham, Ethel Smith, Donna Steele, Carolyn Rogers, Paula Hartman. ROW FOUR: Joyce Irwin, Sharon Turner, Judy Dunlap, Evelyn Schumaker, Sharon Focht, Director,Ray Shinaberry, ROW FIVE: Georgianna Terhark, Doris Niswander, BarbaraBogart,Larry Niswander, Ronnie Niswander, Steve Dunlap, Pat Turner. C3115 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Diana Allen, Rose Halker, Ruth Buckingham, Jackie Pawl, Jean Hoffman, Pat Rimer, Shirley Miller, Shirley Henderson, Martha Jones, Sondra Anderson. ROW TWO: Director, Ray Shinaberry, Mary Schroeder, Joan Smith, Sally Irwin, Sylvia McKam1a, Madalyn Verhoff, Sharon Turner, Mary Stechschulte, Shirley Eversole, Ilo Myers, Naomi Watkins. ROW THREE: Virginia Hitchcock, Shirley Ramsey, Janet Solomon, Ruth Kidd, LaVonne Bok, Jackie Bradford, Carol Bogart, Brenda Bell, Helen Darbyshire, Ruth Kurber. 57 U I ROW ONE, Left to Right: Ruth Kurber, Diana Allen,JackiePaw1, Pat Turner, Jean Hoffman, Rose Halker, Ivan Verhoff, Naomi Watkins,ShirleyMi1ler, Shir1eyHenderson, Martha Jones. ROW TWO: Mr. Shinabery, Judy Merris, Bonnie Kohli, Shirley Anderson, Janet Solomon, Helen Darbyshire, Pat Schaublin, Norma Luginbill, Madalyn Verhoff, Mary Stechschulte, Shirley Eversole, Sondra Anderson, Ilo Myers, Doug Nance. ROW THREE: Karl Kiene, Ruth Kidd, Dorothy Carpenter, Beatrice Lentz, Judy Gillespie, Jewlie Gillespie, Colleen Nichols, Pat Rimer, LaVonne Bok, Virginia Diller, Judy Bogart, Cynthia Watkins, Jerri Hoyt Jacque Donavon, John Solomon. ROW ROW: Ruth Ann Buckingham, Virginia Cartwright, Don Routson Delmar Nichols, Donn Darbyshire, Carol Risser, Wilma Meyer. Enounlle ROW ONE, Left to Right: Diana Allen, Rose Halker, Jean Hoffman, Jackie Pawl, Shirley Miller, Shirley Henderson, Martha Jones, Sondra Anderson. ROW TWO: Shirley Ramsey, Virginia Hitchcock, Sallie Irwin, Jackie Bradford, Madalyn Verhoff, Sharon Turner, MaryStechschu1te, Naomi Warkins, Ruth Kurber. ROW THREE: Brenda Bell, Carol Bogart, Helen Darbyshire, Shirley Eversole. 58 '.93and ROW ONE, Left to Right: Carol Jones, Bob Wolfe, Darrilyn Vance, Karen Renner, Kaye Kidd, Miriam Brooks, Marilyn Moffat, Karen Moser, Rachel Niswander, Nancy Donaldson. ROW TWO: Bob White, Billy Snyder, Ann Hilty, Helen Darbyshire, Shirley Watkins, Jane Belch, Nancy Best, Teddy Kissell. ROW THREE: Mr. Shinaberry, Larry Light, Bob Jones, ,Terry Adams, Gary Griffith, Leonard Jones, Bruce Kissell, Bob Volkmer, Joleen Kohli, Diana Bourquin. th Cfwuw ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jerry Kissell, Sharon Dorn, Helen Culp, Doris Niswander, Beverly Stewart, Carolyn Rogers, Patsy King, Paula Hartman, Jean Jones, Shirley Watkins, Janet Bradford. ROW TWO: Mr, Shinabery, Edna Hardy, Earlene Belch, Mary Waltz, Jerry Tabler, Nancy Barto, Richard Moffat, Dar rilyn Vance, Marvin Obedier, Rebecca Graham, Gary Stoody, ROW THREE: ,To Ann Ines, Pat Shank, Judy Lusk, Pauline Morris, Dianna Teegardin, Donna Risser, Joyce Martin, Diane Geckle, Susan Lucas, Barbara Bogart, Mark Bricker, ROW FOUR: Beech Osborn, Ronnie Niswander, Karen Renner, Jim Bartz, Sandra Osborn, Dwight Nichols, Richard Schaublin, James, Amstutz. x S. Z. -If :Y Av mf, M K, mx? A W ww ex-gf! f ,. 1 , - 55 A ,aj I-1 fl. V. .Jw GSW . in 1- Xtvnii f' , in we, ' .. I , .:.. : 9291? A V VA 1- R N , 3 ,S A20 K Q A fi 1, 'P X 1 Qs n WJ AQ. Q aw? we ffffigi-ig , M viii? ,Y in :T -22' . 3gm:'5gZf-f' S 4 X . ,b35xY w,Agpw : M ,, , w ,,4,.a .Q Eg LJ'zf,sw ,. ,,, W .psf .Q Q A Kijg We sz -QM V ' hifi: N farm fffiuaaimzik fjzwxgw. N - , Q Bao 'IU' and.7zo We, the members of the class of 1956, of Columbus Grove High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the Board of Education we will our School. ARTICLE Il To the faculty we will all our old tests and the assignments that they gave us. ARTICLE IH To the janitors we will three new brooms to help them sweep up the paper that we so inno- cently dropped on the floor. ARTICLE IV To the juniors we will our place in the senior corridor for gab sessions. ARTICLE V To the sophomores we will our ability to stay out of trouble. ARTICLE Vl To the freshmen we will all of our used rubber bands and squirt guns: we hope they will make good use of them. ARTICLE VII We, individually, devise and bequeath: LaVonne Bok--my blond hair to Shirley Ramsey, Louise Risser--my height to Polly Dunlap. Ilo Myers--my diamond to Gloria Dunlap. Ruth Kidd--my six cheerleading outfits to anyone who wants them. Pat Schaublin--my way of getting out of study halls to someone who dislikes them. Virginia Cartwright--my enormous jobof working on the merit cards to Polly and Larry DunlaP.J' r. Gerald Wood--my meanness to Garnet Rldinhour. Jerry Watkins--my popcorn selling ability to all future Hi-Y members. Ronnie Siefker--my ability to do nothing in speech class to anyone who doesn't like to talk. Betty Osborn--my Southern accent to Jacque Donovan. Jackie Pawl--my boy friends to Shirley Anderson. Eugene Langhals--my shortness to Beech Osborn. Shirley Miller--my luck with the Ada boys to Judy Mayberry. Jennie Lou Sandy--my athletic ability to Agnes Fuerst. Doug Graham--all my grammar to Mr, Basinger. Joe Schumaker--my ability to rod my Ford to Mary Ann. Judy Morris--my scatter brains to Lorna Craig. Naomi Watkins--my ability to get excuses from Mr. Patton to get out of study to anyone on next year's Bulldog Press or annual staff. Roy Dotson--my books in my locker and my intelligence to Sam Barto. Jim Kendall--my seat in English class to anyone, please! Sondra Anderson--my wonderful f?J grades from Miss Hawk to Shirley Ramsey. Larry Clymer--my seat in typing class to myself fHe'll probably be back next year.l Norma Luginbill--my seat in 4th period study hall to John Humphreys. Denise Fruchey--my ability to act Up dumb to Carolyn Miller. lvan Verhoff--my football ability to John Ridinger. John Hoyt--my ability to stop at stop signs to Virginia Hitchcock, Hank Nichols--all the girls I ever went with, except Marilyn, to Jon Miller. Janet Solomon--my giggle to Mary Ellen Volkmer, Dann Maag--my basketball position to Freddie Locker. Shirley Henderson--my job as editor of the Bulldog Press to J on Miller. Larry Dunlap--my miserable days at school to Garnet Ridehour. Dave Stechschulte--my worn out physics book to Doc Sidney Hilty. 61 David Anderson--my good behavior to George Best. Bob Paullin--a few of my many pounds to Gary Bricker. Diana Allen--my cheerleading position to Beverly J ones. Ruth Kurber--my pep to all of the deadbeatsl I Jean Hoffman--my saxophone to Patsy King. Rosie Halker--my ability to fix hair to Yvonne Gerdeman. Bernice Hoffman--my small waistline to Georgianna Terhark. . Delmar Schroeder--my ability to survive auto accidents to Tom Maag. Martha Jones--my capability of getting Wil1ie's car keys to anyone brave enough to try it. Jim Bowerman--my ability to sneak into the staff room 3rd period to anyone brave or foolish enough to try it. Gary Clymer--my '46 Chevey to Doyle Foltz. Donn Darbyshire--my athletic co-ordination to Beech Osborn. Owen .Tones--my brains to Tom Maag. Ronnie J ohnston--my way with Mr. Pickens to Dallas Lusk. Rose Hartman--all my teachers to the junior class. Willie Selhorst--my grin to anyone who wants it. Ross Hartman--my safe driving to future Driver's Training students. Pat Turner--my musical ability to Bill Darbyshire. Gayle Bartz--my physique to Ronnie Weaver. Linda Roeder--my place in front of the radiator to Miss Hawk and Mr. Brooks. Dick Shafer--my shop clothes to Mr. Brooks. Ruth Ann Buckingham--my basketball ability to Anna Mae Knott. Karl Kiene--my curly hair to Mr. Brooks. 62 lziul ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jim Dotson,Tom Rosendale, Bob Anderson, Steve Baxter, Mickey Barkimer, Randy King, David Moffat, Bob Stettler, Mike McKanna. ROW TWO: Tom Mayberry, Sue Wolfe, Charlene Davis, Tom Amstutz, Paulette Kidd, Gloria Saylor, Loretta Martin, Sue Hilty, Larry Oberdier, Charles Miller, ROW THREE: Terry Rodenberger, Ricky Witteborg, Marilyn Lusk, Sharon Sudlow, Patty Osborn, Teddy Krontz, Dennis Seyer, Tom Carpenter, Jim Wright, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Stackhouse. fi .ww ROW ONE, Left to Right: Karen Tussing, Cynthia Reeder, Billy Steele, Sharon Stewart, Sue McAdams, Steve Watkins, Fred Stratton, Gary Miller, Jerold Rogers, Alan Smith, Larry Rayburn. ROW TWO: Carol Smith, Conni Renner, Patricia Thornton, Diane Moser, Billy Witteborg, John Osborn, Ivan Snay, Paula Pingle, Rosemary Niswander, Mike Palmer. ROW THREE: Miss Shively, Phyliss Tull, Kenneth Tull, Philip Naas, Lorraine Parry, Debbie Rosendale, Ernit McHaffie, Eddie Smith, David Welty, Sandra Rogers, Jimmy Stettler, Mr, Stackhouse. 68 gc ROW ONE, Left to Right: Cynthia White, Nancy Osborn, Penny Stewart, Susan Parry, Linda Wright, Steven Sandy, Bruce Steele, Jerry Ridinger, Jeffrey Pingle. ROW TWO: Michael Stackhouse, Carol Spicer, Pamela Thornton, Martha Wright, Karen Williama, Carolyn Moffat, Gary Mc Dougle, Gary Rogers, Teddy Smith, Danny Miller, David Snider. ROW THREE: Mr. Stackhouse, Nancy Smith, Janice Snyder, Rebecca Risser, Jackie Seyer, Brenda Pickens, Cheryl Wreede, Jeffrey Mc Adams, Larry Newton, Ronnie Snay, Mike Trask, Mike McDowell, Mrs. Sheeley, final nm., an Q n . - ROW ONE, Left to Right: Cheryl Hitchcock, Karen Miller, Beth Burkholder, Tom Kissell, Bobby Davis, Mike Beam, Arletta Fagan, Doug King, Teddy Doty. ROW TWO: Donny Eastman, Joyce Darbyshire, Sandy Inbody, Becky Field, Jean Hardy, Tim Basinger, David Hawkey, Scott Gove, Linda Benroth. ROW THREE: Kenneth CuPD. Janet Bowers, Donny Barrere, Larry Betz, Mile Blume, Warran Hartman, Gary Hayden, Jean Jones, Terry Callahan, Gordon Graham, Mrs. Niemi, Mr. Stackhouse. 70 .map Starlight, starbright, first star I see tonight I wish I may, I wish I might, Have the first wish that I wish tonight. Zingl We're here, on the star of the future, the star of our hopes and dreams. Who knows, for some it might come true. Well, here's hoping anyway. As we travel over this star of the future, we see by the calendar that it is 1976. Right now, we are just entering Columbus Grove. A big Cadillac is powering toward us. As we draw nearer, we see that it is Ruth Buckingham. Tillie, as she is much better known, tells us that she has recently founded Columbus Grove University and is now teaching there. We find that she has a marvelous teaching staff to help her. As we take a tour of the University, with all its modern, up-to-date facilities, we see Larry Clymer hurrying toward us. Upon interviewing him, we' find that by next year, he expects to have a nationally famous basketball teamlll As we are watching this team practice, we notice that there is much noise coming from the room next door. As we move on to investigate, we seeJ enny Lou Sandy, explaining a difficult play to her world-wide known girls' basketball team. She tells us that during her summer vacation, she has a hobby of training riding horses on her ranch in Wyoming. Now we travel to a very modern looking building on the campus. As we walk in, we see a troupe of 100 beautiful girls perfecting a dance routine for Owen J ones's next T.V. show. He is known 'as the greatest comedian of the century. Each week, his show opens with the wonderful, local dance troupe, tmder the direction of Jackie Pawl. She is known as the top modern dancer of the United States. As we travel on over the campus, we come to the Home Economics Building. Here we find Linda Roeder trying to teach poor, helpless college girls how to cook, so they won't poison their future husbands by accident. Look outlll I We are now in the agricultural research department where we have almost been upset by a pig. Whizll Look out againl Gayle Bartz just made a running tackle towards the pig. On his way past, he explains that this is one of his many scientific research experiments. He is trying to find a variety of pig with a tail that won't curl. What for? We'll never know! As we are making our departure from Columbus Grove, we see a beautiful new ranch house on the outskirts of town. We slow down and find that Shirley Miller lives here. Although she is kept busy withher three children, she still finds time for her hobby of raising thoroughbred Collies. She has had vdnners in the annual dog shows at Madison Square Garden. Since it is such a short hop, we are now going to take a look over in Indianapolis, Indiana. There we find Roy Dotson, Jer ry Watkins, and .T im Bowerman slaving over their latest speedway car. It is nearing time for the annual Indianapolis 500' and they want to break the record this year, by winning it for the third straight time. Here, we also find Rose Hartman, who is anxiously awaiting the finish of this year's race. When it is over, Roy will travel with her to their Hollywood home, where she is a model for magazine covers. Now, let's skip over to New Yorkl Here we find Sondra Anderson working as a Power's Model. While we are in New York,we decide to attend the showof the overnite sensation, Ross-The Magnificent. Much to our surprise, we see a very talented young magician who is none other than our own Ross Hartman. While we are in New York, we decide to stop in at Yankee Stadium to see the Detroit Tigers play the Yankees. Here we find Willy Selhorst, pitching one of his typical good games. He has just been named 'most valuable player of the year,' As we travel on through New York, we see Allen's School of Modeling. After becoming a successful model herself, Diana has been training some of the top models in New York. Part of her terrific success is due to her top hair stylist, Rosie Halker. Rosie resides in suburban New York while she and her husband own a chain of Marathon Gasoline Stations all across the entire country. Also residing in New York is Denise Fruchey, who is Vice-President of the Pepsi-Cola Company. Not to gossip, but rumors have it that a little inside influence got her this job. Since we have one more night left in New York City, we decide to drop in at the Club 2l, As we enter, a small, petite lass in the spotlight attracts our attention. As we draw nearer, we find her to be the fabulous Ruthie Kurber. She tells us that besides her many appearances at Club 2l, she has also appeared at places such as the Hollywood Bowl, The Stork Club, and Perry Como's T.V. show. As the waiter comes to take our order, we find him to be Bob Paullin. He tells us that ordinarily he is the main chef at the Club 21 but is only filling in tonight as an extra waiter. He is well known for his French food creations. Now let's take atrip down to Washington. Here, we find many of our old classmates. First of all, welcoming us with the key to the city, we have the President of the United States, Ivan Verhoff. He is receiving much assistance from his right-hand man, John Hoyt. D0 YOU SUPPOSC BUY of his old high school theories are working outin Washington? As we are meeting guests at a large party given in our honor by President Verhoff, we run across none other than Donn Darbysbire. He tells us that he is on a quick business trip from West Point where he is now head football coach. Suddenly we see another 'familiar face coming towards us. But wait, she is surrounded by a crowd of young boys, ranging from two to sixteen. It is Virginia Cartwright, who is married to an Army Lieutenant and is very busy, raising a family of little recruits. Is there a doctor in the house? There most certainly is, and here he comes right now. lt is none other than Pat Turner, who is now head surgeon at Walter Reed Hospital, As we board a huge Constallation, we look into the face of our smiling airline hostess, Martha Jones. She tells us of her exciting career, flying to all parts of the world. She also tells us to be sure to go up to the front of the plane, where we shall find Gary Clymer as our pilot. He tells of finding his job rather tame, after being a test pilot for the new rocket ships to the moon! As we gasp in wonderment, at this statement, he tells us not to worry because these ships are very safe. It would be impossible for them not to be safe, when they have been designed and per- fected by the world's most brilliant scientist, David Stechschulte. We have had a wonderful trip across the Atlantic, and are now preparing to land in Paris, France. Waiting to greet us upon arrival is our new Ambassador to France, Delmar Schroeder. He tells us that he is kept very busy with internatlionalaffairs, but not too busy to keepup on the night life in 'Gay Paree.' While we are shopping in Paris we rim across Shirley Henderson, who tells us that she is now private secretary to the top dress designer in Paris. Now we travel onto Rome, ltaly. Here we run into Ronnie Siefker, who tells us that he always wanted to know what people meant when they said, When in Rome, do as the Romans do, so he carrie to Rome to End out. It looks as if the Roman way of life suits him, because he seems to be very happy. As we travel on to Africa, we find Dick Shafer in the deep, dark jungle. He tells us that he is making a fortune selling the ivory of the elephants which he hunts. Ah, here we are sunbathing in Hawaii. This figure com.ing down the beach seems to look very familiar. Why, no wonder it does, it's Ruth Kidd. She is keeping an eye on her twin girls while they are swimming. Ruth just recently won the Women's National Diving title. Now let's be on our way to Los Angeles, We have an invitation from Louise Risser, who is now managing the Hilton Hotels, to spend some of our time at the famous Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. Here, we get to talk to another of our class mates, Judy Morris, who is private secretary to Nicky Hilton. We also decide to visit the set of a motion picture. We are very thrilled when we get to talk to the star of the picture, KarlKiene. He tells us that he has been playing leading roles in many of the new gangster pictures. Bernice Hoffman is head designer and seamstress at the studio. Betty Lou Osborn is found here, too. She is teaching many of the leading actors and actresses to speak in authentic Southern dialect, Wellll Today is payday and look who got to carry all tl1e money to the big name stars. lt's our own N aorni Watkins, President of Ca1ifornia's largest bank. While we are still in California, we will visit UCLA. Here we find Hank Nichols busily preparing his team for the coming Rose Bowl Game. We also find Doug Graham here teaching animal husband ry. Also in the Golden Gate state orginates afamous kitchen program. It is moderated by Norma Luginbill. The show is broadcast from her palatial showplace of the nation, which was built by the most famous brick mason in the world, Terry Anderson. By the way, the announcer and official taster of the program is RonnieJohnson, who has long been known for his love of good food. The sponsor of the program has hired a lovely blonde model to advertise its shampoo, Her name is LaVonne Bok. The next day, we have the honor of cruising to Las Vegas in a new sports car. This car was designed by Gene Langhals, with Joe Schumaker having perfected the engine to go 500 miles on a gallon of gas. Our chauffeur is Jim Kendall. Vice-President of the firm in charge of entertaining celebrities. On the road, we meetacoast-to-coast truck driver. His name is David Anderson who also hauls farm products from the Texas ranch of his good friend, Larry Dunlap to the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. Gerald Wood got lucky in a card game and now owns the famous night spot. The specialty dish here is chicken a la Maag, The chickens are raised by Dann Maag, who is also the master of ceremonies during the floor show. The groceries are supplied by the firm headed by Jean Hoffman, who owns fifty other food stores throughout the country. The cooking is supervised by Janet Solomon, herself an internationally known cook. Ilo Myers operates a private nursery for the children of all millionaires in the city. Pat Schaublin heads a health resort that is attended by people from all over the world. Fabulous?? Well, maybe not. Only time will tell if our hopes, dreams, desires will come ture. Who Knows--maybe-- The End 73 I5 -0 wiv 4 if 7 gi fs: . T f?:3g?SWS' K 'C 'M 14-T 4 u ag 9' Q -'ou 1 'I Compliments of THE STYLE SHOP Columbus Grove, Ohio Ladies, Subteens and Chi1dren's Wear Getting Married Having a Birthday Or any Special Occasion For the Finest Pastries of All Kinds, Call or Visit PHIL 'S PAST RY SHOP Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 2291 Phil Barrere Best Wishes From Your Compliments of K and K 50 - - S 1-00 JERRY's STORE RESTAURANT Columbus Grove Ohio On The Square STECHSCHULTE AND SON HARDWARE Plumbing-Heating-Paints Sporting Goods HART JEWELERS Credit With Hart Easy to Start 126 West High Street Diamonds if 'Watches 'U' Silverware Radios 'lf Luggage 'F Appliance Phone 3971 Columbus Grove HARTS For Diamonds Diamonds For Sweetharts Insured Savings Compliments Of HANCOCK SAVINGS 8: LOAN STROUSS PIANO COMPANY Lima, Ohio Findlay Ohio 77 Compliments Congratulations of DOERTY PRINTING SUSIE-Q DRIVE INN The House of Doerty Is the Home of Fine Printing Bellefontain Ave. 'SL Kibby Street Lima, Ohio Findlay, Ohio EVANS Tvvlswnlwn co. 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Christoff's Market .... Christy Equipment . . . Clymer's Pure Oil ,,,,,,, Coffield Pontiac ........ Columbus Grove Grain and Supply Corkwell's . . . . . . . . Corner Market ,...,,. Creviston, Hardware . . . Daprato's Davidson Enamel . . . . . . Dick Ka Don's pure Oil . . . . . . . Diller, Hiram ........ Doerty Printing ....... Donaldson Bros. . . . Earl's Hardware .... Earnhart Wholesale . . . Evan's Electric ..... Evan's Typewriter , . , Findlay Hobby Shop . ....... . . Findlay Publishing Co. . . . Fischer Hardware . . . . . F.l-LA. Frey's Gander 8s Son ........ Glandorf Implement .... Goodwins' Insurance . . . Grovedale Feed Co. . Grove Dairy whip . . . Grove AD I DEX Welding Hancock Hardware Hancock Savings 8: Hart Jewelers . . . . . H3I'Il'l'12.I1 S0115 , . . . , . Loan Hawkeys Herb 's Home Store . . . . . Henderson, Mark . . . . Heringhaus ........ .....102 Holmes Insurance . . . . . Holtkamp-Fortman . , , , . , Horseshoe Grill . . . , . . . . Ho USC 0fCurtains.... Jackson's Furniture , . , , . Jenkins, Jeweler , , , , , , Jerry's R6Sl3l11'3l'lf . . . . . . . Jones Auto Electric , , , , , , Jones Garage , , , .... Jones 8a Tate , , , , , Jo's Beauty Shop , , K 8a K Kahle SUDDIY ... .... Kenny's Lunch , , , , , Kewpee .... K1enk's Kohli Moser Koester's Jewelers . . . . . . . Kohl's Kurber Electric , , , , Leach Hatcheries . . . . . . . . Lee'sDrugs........ .. Log Cabin . . . . . Love Jewelers . . . . Lucas, D.B.Dr....... Mack Camera Store , , , , , , , Mason, Owen, Agency McAdams Florist. . . . . . . . . . McCullough .. McDowell-Marshall . . . . . . . Miller Miller ,C.I. . ..... . ,C.S.8rSon.... .. Miller, Keith, Studio .. Miller Myers Metropolitan Bank . . . . 's Marathon . . . . . Garage . . .... . . National Bank of Lima . . . . . Nienburg Supply .... Niswander, C.F. . . Norton's Market . . . Oak, The .. Ohio Oil .,.,.. non non neon. Pangles ....... Pastry, 94281 . . . Pepsi-Cola .... Phil's Pastry .... Photo Center ..... Plain View Dairy .... Plastic Laminating . . . Popkin, Harry ..... Powell Company .... Quinns .......... Quinn's Store .... Radio Hospital . . . Reeb's Drive-In . Renz's Bakery ,,,,, Schmenk-Fawcett . . , . Schroeder, R. F. Schumaker Stone , , , Shaw's Market ,,,,,., Sheeter Motor Sales . 5l'le3lY'S ........... Spring. Dr. . . . Star Carpet ...... State Candy Co. . . . . Stechschulte 8: Son . . . Stewart's Department . Stippich ........... Strong, Strong, Strong Strouss Piano ........ Springbrook .. Susie-Q .... Style Shop . . . Tilton 8a Son . . Tiny's Auto ...... Thomas Jewelers . . . Thrush, A. G. ...... . Turner-Fenstermaker . Union Bank ........ Varsity Shop ........ Vaughnsville Hardware Verhoff ........... Ward Livestock . . . . . . Watch Hospital . . . Western Auto . . . . . . White Cottage . . . . . . Williams Memorials . William's Plumbing . Wood, Elmer .. .... 106 fx. 211 , Ka lu 112: ,351 ' 31:14 v. - .v, 5 nfff. , . HL. .lf ,. gl fif 22? 5? 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