Lockland High School - Dictograph Yearbook (Lockland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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I -,JY fs-,szrf ' 1 HEAD TRAINER W1th a sense of humor a spark of w1t and h1s ab1l1ty to gam respect our HEAD TRAINER Mr Roettger has land Hlgh School ' R1ck concludes h1s many succes sf 1 years as head coachth1s year to become athlet1c d1rector Because he has helped our boys and gxrls to grow both mentally and phys1cally we the class of 1954 respectfully ded1cate thls Dlctograph to a wonderful gentlemen and a true fr1end Mr Roettger 4 l a l . 9 , H1 - 1 made many friends during his twenty-seven years at Lock- ' . 1 ' ll ' u FORE ORD With our theme of A Circus we, the Senior class of 1954, hereby present a record of the pleasant events which we have encountered dur- ing the past four years. We hope that this, the 36th edition of the The Dictograph, will tend to perpetuate and recall the memories of the high school days 1954+ DICTOGRAPH STAFF First row left to right Jean Miller Asst Bus Mgr Allan Stork Sports Ed Barbara Parker Sports Ed Phyllis Mowat Feature Ed Ronald Smith Edttor J1m Byrne Asst Edxtor Jo Ann Wrrght Business Mgr Otto Keeton Class Pres Bob Mrracle Feature Ed Rosemary Herrm Ltt Ed Eugene Amyx Cartoonrst Standing left to rrght Lynn Detherage Cartoonrst Pat Hamilton Asst Advertising Mgr Janet Renner Calendar Ed Don Clegg Photographer Floyd Wray Photographer Dick Wray Photographer B111 Houston Printer Freda B1shop Asst Advertrsrng Mgr Carl Schwing Calendar Ed Not pictured Marlene Wrlcher Advertismg Mgr Delores Mynatt Alumni Ed 5 . . . . n v I - - -1 9 -n I 'I I 'I I I I ' n n -I n -I n 'I , . ., , . I D n D ' I I l ' . . . . 'U I 'I I ' U I Y I I I I ' . . , . . , ., , . BOARD OF DIRECTORS Presrdent Walter M1ller V Pres1dent George Bauer Mlllard Kunz Ben Burke T C Berger Secretary Treasurer Our Board of D1rectors of The Greatest Show on Earth or the Drrectors of the Greatest Perrod 1n our lrves do rece1ve the thanks for all the a1d and pr1v1 leges wh1ch we have enjoyed through these school years Educat1on the preparat1on for llfe needs the expert gu1dance whrch only a group can glve The duty of the group IS to make pol1c1es and g1ve d1rect1ons to be followed by teachers and adm1n1strators Cons1derate and prayerful thmkmg character1zes any d1rect1ves passed by the Board The quest1on always uppermost 1n the m1nds of these 1nd1v1dua1s 15 How does th1s act to the welfare of our ent1re group of students Speclal comm1ttees are appo1nted by the Presldent to work on f1nance teachers bu1ld1ngs and many var1ed mssues The mam task before our Board at th1s t1me 1S to contlnue to equ1p and repa1r the CX1St1Hg bu1ld 1ngs and to keep abreast of the curr1culum changes as tlme demands The class of '54 1shappyto use th1s space to wr1te Thank you for these past twelve years of educat1on l gu1dance 6 Left to right: Ben Burke, Walter Miller, Millard Kunz, George Bauer, Thomas Berger Organization of Board of Education: W u 1 , I . - . . , 1 . . 1 Q I 1 . re ' . 1 Y ll ll ' av CIRCUS MANAGER JUDunganBS AM Supermtendent Umversny of Ill1no1s Umversuy of Cmcmnau RINGMASTER hell A A Prmclpal WlIICDbCIg College Umversuy of Cmcmnau l CCC 7 u ...- -9 ' K Y a M ,-A nav ., 1 ' it - if PERVISORS s C 7.. mmm Hui .,. C.. mL.. PU, Gi S. orma Abet B S M E Un1 John Buechner B S M versrty ofC1nc1nnat1 Jo1ned Mtamr Untverslty Jotned Lock Lockland Faculty 1n 1928 land Faculty rn 1944 Unlverstty of Ctncmnatt Iorned verslty ofC1nc1nnat1 Joxned State Jorned Lockland Faculty Lockland Faculty rn 1950 Lockland Faculty 1n 1950 1n 1924 Ambrose Ellrott B S M E Jean Horner B S Delta State Un1vers1ty of I111no1s Un1vers1ty Teachers College Jomed Lock of Clncrnnatt Iomed Lockland land Faculty tn 1951 Faculty rn 1937 9 l N , . ., . ., '- I ' , . ., . A., Richard Dallmer, B. S., M. E., Richard DeMat,B. S.,M. E.,Uni- Frances Dye,B. S.,B. L. S., Ohio Albert Leflar A B M A M Jean Love A B B E Welt n Ed Oh1oWesleyan Mramr Un1 College Umversrty of Cmctn versrty Un1vers1ty of C1nc1nnat1 natr Jomed Lockland Faculty tn Jotned Lockland Faculty 1n 1932 1945 Randall Mrlam B S Oh1oUn1 Glenn Moms B S Western ll Charles Payne B S Unrverstty verslty Jomed Lockland Faculty 110015 State Teachers College of C1nc1nnat1 Jorned Lockland 1n 1949 Jorned Lockland Faculty m 1928 Faculty tn 1950 Anms Paxton B S M1am1 Um Mount Vernon Phlllrps A B M VCFSIIY Iomed Lockland Faculty A Un1vers1ty of Kentucky JOID rn 1946 ed Lockland Faculty rn 1941 10 K Q. N cmlu Rcerrgu H 5 Hndlaw Cracp Qdnmdrr X B Humour Collegn. Al11c,r1L1l1 Collcgn, of Lollege, ,IOIHLGLOLI-KIAIIL1 i- xcult ' Ld Umver up of C HIL m 19aZ nan Robert Suffrldgc B F A B X M3l'g8l'6,ITl1O'I1d: B X Harb 11 Ohxo Wc51eyar1 joxmd Lockland Cullegc jomullocklanc.. Fauuh, Faculty m 1949 m LMJ lfmulny ID 19 6 ll Q x . a , 'Z .Xt Q. ff A 1: 1 1 5 . ' - ' . . f . . . . 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X S f f O. . 0 ' LX I b X. . 0 ' Fx 0 xx o 4,9 0 t gg 1 JA ,Ji 133.1 A Ju ,J J S Ji , 7 ji' V' JH! - I . 1, 1 , H5 Daw ld Adafllb Frmd Bcebm, Robert D'1X1dbOIl o mn Lwans Dlane Gruencr Y? 4 La 'K r 51 W rlma Ruth Alcorn Allan 1' nn Robo t B ounds B rrc 1' hai an O lll Larl Ikdtlroragg Ldward 41 ,447 Wayne lrxckr. Ra Hamm Norma Howlott Ruth buacl Louls llargn 7- 1o1 a Xllan Loum, burrow C lydn, Edwards Marcella L oldsolrmldt Amm Harman 14 Q '04 fv- A MJKIIIL XX rllllm Xllur Xnu' Jr i A dllt. C ole, 1' Donn.: Lggus wnf Mirran Lraf n lldrnmn Bert C vc helm I1 Lggua 'nv Lharles L raff 2 Donald Harper Donna Ballbacll JL annelre Lrolcy Larol :1 Jerry Lfraham Roger Herrul , k I K V Y. 4 ,fl A 4, 1 if X o :R - o l i k' rr r 'Q' 5-ff' aw ' ,R - . R 1 R fy L R K , Tl 11's 1 'Q 'IL X K ,, s A -3 'vi ,A H A V 2' I ' 1' R3 x A' 5 x ' Z' M K' ' ,A -3' ., W' R ' 1- R'-1-4' l fra . I A U W . i Ji, i i, Y ,Q rl l i 5 fx X 3 l ' .1 o o . R -1 -ff R 2 for ,Q A J l ' g X f '. , -, .' ' 1 1 3 r 'S ' 1 - I , - I , . Eh 'A - - '-3 r ' ' rr? . Z -A .. A I N K Y V Q N , I ,, V N 9 -7 is g kv A In 1 A, -J 1 Q b , , Q A , . , L -. Q , , fa i .V ! ,, Q . .,.,..-r, P 1 ,, L A 0 ...A A , 'I , I A fr 1' L -.X H , ' + .,- A 'J R 1 ' 4 ., Aff' .,,x ',:Zf ' , l A D Q K ' X N ' y 'I A C Blb I Yak Jack Eddre Jeffery Lotz Edward Mynatt 'W f Mary Owe ns Howard R1dner k '1 Barbara Scott wg qw Rrchard Nerrt Anrta Parnck Johanna Robrnson gll Wrllram Lynn 'W' 1,3 ff? Betty Neller f-Q. 'Q' Barbara Pease C' Phrllrp Robrnson 1 , I Ona Malone Mona New James Poreet 1 Gary Rodgers Af' 5 L..L udy Jean Marshall Mc Danrel udr Noltrng Ruth Prrtchard Don Sanders James Dan Marrlyn James Sharpe Srms Sm1th Sprague 1.1 Y 'TY E Carolyn Northern Carrol Rawlrngs Rlc hard Schnerder ii! Ann Suefel Margre Thompson ,Q sf- Rrchard M rracle 1 Patty Nutley Nancy Rrchard son Q Herbert Schrle fer 'iff' Thomas Stuard JBHICC Whnaker Lloyd Pamela Van Nest Venard Irwm Wlehe Bo R0 Whnaker Whnake Danny Wh1te ernon Whuaker ohn Wmterrowd FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Last September the class of '57 had the1r f1rst class meetmg as h1gh school students At th1s meet1ng the class offlcers were chosen as follows Don Sand ers Pres1dent Donna Ballbach V1ce Pres1dent Ann St1efel Secretary Charles Colhns Treasurer There were no class act1v1t1es up to the tlme when The Dlcto graph had to go to press FRESHMEN POPULARITY POLL Most Popular G1rl Mary Jane Owens Prett1est Curl Mar1an Graff Cutest Curl Mona New Most Pleasant G1rl Mary Jane Owens Best Curl Athlete Marg1e Thompson Best G1rl Scholar Donna Ballbach Most Talkat1ve G1rl Ann Bounds Most Bashful G1rl Barbara Pease Most Tardy Dan S1ms Best Dancer, G1rl Mar1an Graff Best Personahty, G1rl Mary Jane Owens Worst Gr1per Ann Bounds Favorlte Hangout Fr1ends Best All around G1rl Ona Malone , Mary Jane Owens Most Popular Boy Howard R1dner Most Handsome Boy Fred Beebe Cutest Boy Tom Stuard Howard R1dner Most Pleasant Boy R 1 c ha r d M1racle and Bob Davlson Best Boy Athlete John Evans Best Boy Scholar B1lly Anchor Most Talkat1ve Boy Carl Edwards Most Bashful Boy Ray Hamm Last to be Marr1ed John Evans Best Dancer Boy - Torn Stuard Best Personahty, Boy R1chard M1racle Most L1kely to Succeed Howard R1d ner and Irw1n W1ehe Favorlte Orchestra Glenn Mlller Best All around Boy Louls Hargis . r,,K up ' 'K - .. . V , . L 1 ,txx K f ij p ' '....i . - Av grv in I W Q . 4 -l' V ,' gl' - I I ' ' b y V . . . I . . i t . ' . I , . . . . 16 f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rlght Alvm Seebom V ce Pres dem Paul Inabmtt Teas rer Vlrgxma Dunn Secretary Charles Cox Presxdent 17 I , , gjf 'X -ml F L 4 I i A 1 ' ,i i 5 ', I ' U 3 f 3 I - QR V Qu 49? Barbara Albu 1' Gene Brcknell 4' Charles Cox Kenneth Deatherage 1'-ff Charles Gangloff 'T . x x df J E Henson fin Gayle Apke 'Tr Alene Bussell Don Askren Rrchard Coburn .. fi Vi Lloyd Cradler 1 Jerry Dooley Davld Green 1'4 .-1 Stanley Houser Cf? Juanita Crutchfreld V1rg,1n1a Dunn se-f Barbara Grrffrn i 1 B1 Barker Tom Colllgan F Nancy Culver 1 Howard Edwards udy Hall fu, 1 'Q , , x Shxrley Hunt Paul lnabnrtt df? Clarence Barnes ohn Coomer +7 oan DHZBY Donald Ellrs Marge Hamxlton I f X K E Norman Johnson 06' HY Tolrda Barnes Burnette Cox Margaret Davrs Shelby Fulcher l La Verne Harper Q J Shelbx Kelly ,W Al,, V' I My VH V I: . ' C . K x , 4 .H . lb B of Y I Q b - - r ,, . . Q J ' 7 A I N f ' -f lf, nf V 'lf lf Q 'J 5 ,, 2 B - , L A ' fi , W4 ,xx . X K ' - . , 4 . A A V J 'Q ' x 'A' ' V 1 , fs, 'L 'W 4 ,.-, ,.,,. f , A' : in 1 :JY ' ,, ' M Cla B f Jw' - , J , .1 I - A -Q1 . , V K: 3 A x ' 'T . I I 18 Cleveland Ernrly Lane Beltx Parrrman Cl Ray Pugh 3 44 Shrrley Rrdner -hs, IC' 0 Steele 35' Dale Patton Charles Randolph Alvrn Seebohm Melltta Leder Nancy Pervxs ? Margaret Rector Loulse Sharp Albert James Stlefel Stward lv-Pg? if it Marran Mary Barbara Wrehe Wrnterrowd Wrlght Q14 Janet err Meddrngs N1ChOlS Ann Prltchard Phrllxp Reed I2 Paul Sharpshelr Mary Suter Wrlma Proctor 1:: 4 a Re nner HS. X' Bennle Shlvel v-'Q Janet Thompson Absent when DICIUICS were taken Walter Azblll and Gene Burnette Clxfford Nxcholson Sue Proud '17 Ja mce Richardson 11' ? B1 Smrth 'Q Clxfford Troy 1 A . , Q V r Q r , . J . L . . . , 5 P f ' if , M -J' , -if , 4 x '. K i ' - in 5 - , ls N V . . P I 1 . fi V pl w ' iv ' P '40 Q. p p v X M e J X V e A kb P 5 . b I, K it I-L A 5' Q yr A ' X af e ls we y 1 1 'YL I S. s B b n ' y' , ,X :J . : A A 1 L 19 SOPHOMORE C LASS HISTORY In September 1951 we entered the halls of Lockland I-hgh School bew1ldered but ready for four years of both work and play We soon learned there was to be no 1n1t1at1on oh such Joy' At our f1rst class meetmg we chose as our class off1cers Charles Cox Pres1dent Alv1n Seebohm V1ce Pres1dent Paul Inabn1tt Treasurer and Nancy Culver Secretary Our Freshmen year went fast and soon we were choosmg our sophomore of flcers Alv1n Seebohm Presldent Charles Cox V1ce Pres1dent Paul Inabn1tt Treasurer and V1rg1n1a Dunn Secretary We w1sh to thank all our teachers and class adv1sors who have made our school days as much fun as work SOPHOMORE POPULARITY POLL Most Popular Curl Barbara Grlffln Most Popular Boy Bob Wh1taker Most Pleasant G1rl Ann Pr1tchard Most Pleasant Boy Charles Cox Most Talkat1ve G1rl Barbara Wr1ght Most Talkat1ve Boy Paul Inabn1tt Best Personallty G1rl Ann Prltchard Best Personal1ty Boy Jerry Dooley Bob Wh1taker Best G1rl Athlete Judy Hall Best Boy Athlete Jerry Dooley Best G1rl Scholar Mary W1nterrowd Best Boy Scholar John Coomer Best All around G1rl Judy Hall Best All around Boy Charles Cox Prett1est Curl Mary Suter Most Handsome Boy Charles Gangloff Cutest G1rl Sue Proud Cutest Boy Gene Brcknell Most Bashful G1rl Mar1an W1ehe Most Bashful Boy John Coomer Best G1rl Dancer Janlce R1chardson Best Boy Dancer James Stuart Most Tardy Barbara Albu Worst Gr1per Jan1ce Rlchardson B1 ly Sm1th Most L1kely to Succeed Nancy Culver Favor1te Orchestra Glenn Mlller Favor1te Hangout Fr1ends . 3 . ,f -: n, .3 , l 9 , I - - - ..-- . . ,.1- r-- Or y , M , 20 TU IDR MKS.. Xi-4., 'Z by o .' 9.9 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ldent Lo1s Bandy T e s r M y In bn tt Sec et ry 21 I 's I I 11 0 ' lv 3 Left to right: Carolee Denny, Vice Presidemg John Banholzer, P 'Q' ,rauerg ar ai, ra. -is Shirley Alexander 11' Verna Barnes John Carter if 1? Margaret Evans Ethelda Harch Joyce Jones 1 Jrmmx Balclauf -s Mar1lyn Brckley Richard Cox Grant Fields V 'Q - Nancy Herrin Bill Kehler Opal Baldauf 1 Robert Booth 1 Croner 'Q' Thomas Gran Garnet Hollingsworth 2.7 Jerry Leach Lois Bandy Margaret Buchanan fr'- 'll' Carolee Denny Merle Gruber Barbara Hovencamp Virginia Malone ohn Banholzer Margie Byrnsrde Harvey Detherage -'Q -1 Patsy Gruber Mary Inabnitt --I Linda Meader Juanita Barnes William Cannon di? Carolyn Dunn ,gi Wilma Hamm Glenn Ingold Chuok Melampy Cl Thomas Faye ue Mrller Napler Olson Marlene Wrlma Drck Phelps Popplewell Rerd 'Q John Harvey Barbara Rogers Schnexder Slngleton do-as '? 'Q Georgette Jackle 1 Swadener Taylor Whrtaker 'T' Davxd Norrne Peggy Whttenack Whrtworth Wynn Absent when prctures were taken Jo Ann Davrs 16' Dan O Sulltvan Gayle Renaker 4? Bob South Jerry Whrtaker Snr Glendel Mrnme Patterson Patton x 7 Kathryn Shrrley Re nner Roberts Rlta Robert Story Suter f K -Q Melva Truman Whrtaker Whrtaker ca 4' 'A ' ' N ' I 2 75 'G lg R 1 ,7?, . -I N1 Dx 5 ,ir . R R A P .. 1 R ' ' R D D S I . . kv ' CR xg 1 l 'I ! E 1 A V K i A - ggi-xx' .-V 1 . ll L v 1- f'fr'. l'qf.l-'- L ' H ,af H k A I ' ji sf. VRAY V K , V K I QPSK ,ig A . . -, Q y A , t KL S ky L H P N ' 311 . . . . ' har . X, P , 1 23 JUNIOR POPULARITY POLL JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1951 the class of '55 entered Lockland High fearing initiation We were happy to discover there was to be none In our Freshman year the officers were Dan O'Sull1van President, Opal Baldauf V1ce President Carolyn Dunn Secretary and Carolee Denny Treasurer During our first year we gave a square dance which proved to be quite success u Our officers for the Sophomore year were John Banholzer President, John Rogers Vice President Faye Napier Secretary and Peggy Wynn Treasurer Some of our profitable projects for the year of 1952 were a bake sale anda d nce the Spring Swing' For our Junior Class officers we elected John Banholzer President, Carolee Denny Vice President Mary Inabnitt Secretary and Lois Bandy Treasurer A few of our many activities for the Junior year were a dance Crazy Man's Ball and a Play Down To Earth Like the Junior classes before us we oper ated the gyp Joint Our bank book shows a good profit from all these activities We wish to thank Miss Thomas Miss Aber Mr Morris Mr Milam and Mr Phillips for their helpful advice Most Popular Girl Opal Baldauf Prettiest Girl Wilma Popplewell Cutest Girl Opal Baldauf Most Pleasant Girl Carolee Denny Best Athlete fgirlj Juanita Barnes nie Patton Most Talkative Girl Mary Inabnitt Most Bashful Girl Norme Whitworth Most Tardy Glen lngold Last to be Married Mary Inabnitt Best dancer girl Shirley Roberts Best Personality girl Gayle Renaker Worst Griper Merle Gruber Best all around Girl Juanita Barnes Most Popular Boy Jerry Whitaker Most Handsome Boy Bill Whitaker Cutest Boy Chuck Melampy Most Pleasant Boy John Banholzer Best Athlete Qboyj Richard Cox Most Talkative Boy Jerry Whitaker Most Bashful boy B111 Cannon Favorite Hangout Friends Favorite Orchestra. Glenn Miller Best Dancer boy David Whitenack Best Personality boy Dan O'Sull1van Most Likely to succeed Dick Reid Carolyn Dunn Best All around Boy Dick Reid I f l. a , ' ' '. I i: . 0 l . : . I F ' ll H ' ' - Best GirlScholar - Carolee Denny, Min- Best Boy Scholar - Bill Kehler 24 M if Q, rmaf J W 7-5 STHRR NE' EMI N' ax 0 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to nght Carl Schwmg Vxce Pres1dem Otto Keeton Presxdent Patsy Mlx Secretary Ronald Smuh Treasurer 25 I : ' 5 f'N, -6 vu, X L .' f. , '- N f ' ' -4 -'I x ,K A r f S S S S x -- 6 v A, Q 9 , p . A Y ff I 4? '5lf?- I 1 A 1' f ,'aQ2Q.:?hp','?1. 43 , M to - 1 W , 1, ,, , -f fa ff, A f ' ' 11.23121 . , - S :iff o s x-1 U ' 2 ' . ' 2 . ' : . : . . Eugene Amyx Gene Because of his personality and wit and his readiness to help the class in whatever they undertake, Gene will be remembered. His ability to do whatever has to be done has wonhim many friends. We wish Gene the best of luck in whatever field he may choose to enter. Stu- dent Council lg Hi-Y 1,25 Octette 3,43 Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2, 3, Football 1,2g Choir 1,2,3,4g Track 1. Ann Beebe Ann Ann is the kind of girl whp can always find fun and laughter wher- ever she goes. Her cheerful smile and happy manner gives everyone a lift just when they need it most. She will certainly find happiness and success in whatever she chooses to do. Speech 3, F.H.A. 4. as .1 f . 'vw 6, ' ,I ,i in 1 xl .gy -if '64 VB Vi .ez . + 'Sa j ,if iii, it 'Qi' Robert Clarence Bollmer Baldy Robert, better known as Baldy, was the best all-around athlete of 1954. He was captain of the bas- ketball, football, and baseball teams. Baldy is well-liked and well-respected by everyone in the school. Most of all, Baldy's leisure time is well taken up. Whenever you see Bob in the halls, he is always smiling and is never in a hurry, ex- cept to get to lunch, Choir 1, Hi- Y l,2,3,4g Track l,3,4g Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4. 26 Alfreda Bishop Freda Dynamic Freda joined our class in her Junior year. Since then her wonderful personality and win- ning ways have won her many friends. She is well-known for her ability to make everyone laugh and to bring gaiety everywhere she goes. Have fun, Fredal Comm. Club 3, F.H.A. 1,2g Choir 1,25 Folk games l,2gStaff 4g Broadcast 25 G.A.A. 3, Speech 3, Driving 4, Honor Roll 1, Senior Play 4. ff' 1'- Norma Bush Norma Norma's pleasant smile and qui- et ways have won her many friends in her two years at Lockland. Be- fore coming here she attended Glen- dale High School, where she par- ticipated in the Speech Club, and was on the Honor Roll. We can be sure that her intelligence and friendliness will make her future successful and happy. Good luck, in your teaching career. Student Council 25 Honor Roll 1,25 Speech Club1,2,35 Declamations 35 F.T. A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Forensics 1,25 The Gazette 25 The Monitor 25 G. A.A. 3. inf Shirley Chadwell Shirl Shirl is one of the cuter girls in our class. She has contributed much to our class thru her pleasing smile and wonderful personality. May there be no bonds to your future happiness. Commercial Club 2,45 F.H.A. 1,45 Y-Teens 1,2,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Triple Trio 3,4. Donald Clegg Don Don is one of the carefree, hap- py-go-lucky Seniors and is liked by everyone. Don's hobbies are fish- ing, photography, and music. His best subject is Civics and his favor- ite is Physics. His future intention is to go into some type of business. The best ofluck to you, Don. Choir 1 2 3 4-Barldl 2 3 4' Latin Club 1 2 Consul 3 4 Math Club 4 Intra murals 3 4 Track 1 Football 1 Dictograph Photographer 27 .M 5,7 James B. Byrne Jim When we hear those ever sound- ing oom pahs whenever the Lock- land Band is playing, we know that lim and his tuba are somehwere near. He has been a great help to our class and we are especially grateful for his help in managing the Gyp Joint during basketball season. With his ability and know- ledge, he is sure to go far in his careerasachemicalengineer. Stu- dent Council 45 Spanish Club 1,2, Vice-President 3,45 Speech 35 Choir 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Orchestra 3,45 Class play 35 Octette 45 Math Club 4. Frank Drager Dragon Frank rs one of those members cars and ractng Hrs ambrtron rs some day to drrve a stock car or hot rod S1nce he works after school Frank has not been able to take part rn too many class 3CI1Vl tres but he does take an rnterestrn them W1th hrs ambmon and rn mauve we know he w1ll succeed rn anythmg he undertakes Lann Club 1 Speech 3 4 Band 1 Intramuralsl 2 3 Track 2 Foot ball 3 Leota Davrs Krtten Brgthrngs come rn small pack ages Thrs old sayrng also holds true for Leota srnce she rs the short est grrl rn hrgh school 4 8 She alwayswears a pleasant smrle wher ever you see her Her wrt and hu mor have caused many sm1les ro come to her classmates Leota plans to be a housewrfe and a prac ucal nurse We are sure she wrll be a success rn both of her chosen careers Speech3 4 Commerc1a13 4 Class Play Bus Mgr 3 Declamatron 3 4 YTeens4GAA234 Cora Lynne Deatherage Lynne Lynne one of the cutest grrls 1n our class IS also a very talented cartoomst S1nce her future am b1t1on1s to be a teacher she should be able to utrlrze her abrlrty as an artrst for those students who under stand better through the medtum of prctures Best wrshes Lynne F H A 1 2 V1ce Presrdent 4 Staff 4 28 Damel Lewrs Flemrng Danny Dan who has rnhabrted the Halls of Lockland srnce 41 one of the all round guys He has a frne personalrty sprced wrth plenty of wrse sayrngs He plays at all sports and has a foot rn everytlnng man H1 Y Treasurer4 1 2 3 4 Basketball3 4 lntramuralsl Track 1 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 ll , II ' ll H' of our class with a great interest in Choif lf' 3- 45 Class Play 35 Stag? . ' U I 1 : I I n ' Charles Davld Harper Harpo Because he works after school Harpo has not been actlve ln our enthuslasm and hlS pleasant person allty he has contrlbuted much to our hlgh school years We are sure he wlll succeed ln all he undertakes Hl Y1 2 3 4Football1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Golf 1 2 Intramurals P3Il'lCl3 Agnes Hamllton a Pat IS plannlng on becomlng a nurse after school and we can al ways be sure her patlents wlll be S3I1Sf18d ones because wlth her laughlng personallty she wlll be able to make tllem feel better If Pat keeps her personallty as brlght as ll IS now she wlll have a future full of happlness Comm Club 2 3 4 Y Teens4 Staff 4 Rosemary l-lerrln Rosle Rosle has been a member of our class from the beglnnlng She has worked and shared our many good tlmes especlally durlng our four years of hlgh school She loves good blues muslc and whenever there lS muslc around you wlll usually flnd Rosle llvlng II up Wllh the rest Her maln ambltlon now that she has hlm IS to be happy 29 Wllllam Houston Punch Happy go lucky Blll 15 a person who has done much for the class wlth hlS SIIISIIC ablllty Hls wlll lngness to work and extra ordlnary personallty have won hlm many frlends lnslde and also outslde of school We know he wlll make a good carpenter Cholr 3 4 Class Plays3 4 Hl Y Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Tennls2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Football 2 3 4 . . ' D . ,,P t,. extra-curricular activities. Wirhhis 1, 2, 3: 43' Scouts 1, 2, 3'g Staff 43 1, 2, 3, 4.' ' ' Lyle Gene Inskeep l-Iinky Hinky, one of our more bashful boys, has a smile for everyone. Whenever there is laughter in the halls - there is Hinky . May you, Ly1e,have all the luck in the world. With your sparkling personality we're sure you will get along with everyone. Student Council Treas- urer3gChoir 1,23 Band 1,2gOrches- tra 1, Speech 3, Commercial Club 4, Hi-Y 1,2,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Vice-President of class lg President 2. Shirley Issacs Shirl Shirlhas been.with us since '45. She is quiet buta very hard-working girl. She has been active in the band and in the Speech Department. Her drive and willingness to work will help her to go far. Speech 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, F.H.A. lg Choir l,2g Band 1,2,3,4. Peggy Joyce Latham Peg Peggy is among the friendliest girls in the Senior Class and is well- liked by everyone. She will be fly- ing mighty high as a jet pilot, but we know she will succeed in whateversheattempts. F.H.A. 3,4g Choir 1,2,3g G.A.A. 1. 30 Otto Keeton Goose Otto acquired his nickname while playing basketball. His jolly personality and ability to win friends has carried him far in high school by helping him to become President during our Junior and Senior years, May you continue to be a leader, Otto. Speech 35 l-li-Y 1,2,3 Secre- tary 4g Staff 4g Math Club 4, Ten- nis 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Class President 3,4, Class Treasurer l,2. Elnor Louise Loebker Patty Cute and big-hearted is Patty, always ready to lend a helping hand whenever opportunity presents it- self. With her keen scnse of humor, one ofherjokeswillusually turn the dullest times into a hilarious inci- dent. Lots of luck in thc future, Pat, Speech 3,4g Commercial Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 3, Scouts l,2, 3g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Tennis 2,4g Base- ball 2,4g Basketball 2,3,4. Joan Martin Joanie Joan, through her scholastic and musical abilities, has contributed much to our school. With her pleas- ing personality and love of fun we are sure she will succeed in any- thing she undertakes. We the class of 54 wish her the best of every- thing. Honor Society 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4g F.T.A. l,2,3,4g Choir l,2,3,4g Triple Trio l,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1 ,2,4, Class Pres- ident lg Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Sec.-Treas. -1pG.A.A. l,2,8,4. George Meade Curley George is a person with whom one can always have a good time. His athletic ability is also outstand- ing. He is always smiling and hap- py. This has won him many friends. He finishes whatever he starts, and we are sure he will be a success in life at whatever he chooses. He is very popular with both boys and girls. Band lg Student Council Vice- President 3g Speech Club 3, Com- mercial Club 4g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g In- tramurals 1,2,4g Track 2,3,4, Bas- ketball 3g Football 1,2,3,4. 31 Don Lytle Don Although one of the more quiet boys in our class, Don has always taken an active interest in the class activities. He always has some- thing worth-while to add to any subject. He has been doing this for the past four years. We hope his ambitions will be fulfilled in the future. Choir l,2,3,4, Octette l,2, 3,45 Sophomore Vice-President. Patr1c1a MIX a Lov1ng a good t1me better than anyth1ng else Pat usually fmds ll She IS always there when needed and would never let a good frrend down Good looks and a sparkltng person one Honor Soc1ety V Pres 1 Student Councrl 1 Comm Club 1 Chou Robert Eugene M1racle o W1th a good sense of humor a smtle and a helptng hand Bob has been qurte a leader all through our hrgh school years Be1ng mterested rn all speech BCIIVIIICS and havmg a sense of ortgmaltty there IS never a dull moment when he IS around Student Councrl 2 Speech 3 4 Chorr 2 4 Class Plays3 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Pres Staff4 Broadcast 3 4 P T A Serv1ce Comm 4 Buckeye Boy State3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Tenn1s1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 Alberta Jean Mtller Jean1e All through our lugh school years Jean1e has been one of our most actxve 11ttle members Whenever anythtng IS go1ng on you are sure tof1ndherr1ght1n the m1dd1e lend 1ng a helpmg hand Her ab1l1ty to work and to take respons1b1l1t1es plus her gay and w1tty charm have helped our class throughout the years Jean1e l1kes school so much that she has dectded to become a teacher Our s1ncere w1sh IS that she w11l be able to get along w1th her pup1ls as well as she got along w1th her classmates Latm Club 1 2 Secretary 3 4 Speech3 4 Comm Club4 F T 2 3 Pres 4 Bandl 2 Secretary of Class 2 Declamauons 3 4 Safety Instttute 3 Y Teens 1 4 Secretary 3 Staff4 G A 32 Phylhs Mowat B1g Mo Phyl11s IS one ofthe prettler g1rls rn our class When there IS a prob lem 1n the class or among her fnends she always seems to have the an swer Where there IS laughter and good t1mes there too IS B1g Mo W1th her wonderful personaltty and abrlrty to w1n frtends we are sure that she w1ll have luck and success tn the future Speech 3 Comm Club 3 4 Band 1 2 Class Play 3 Y Teens 3 4 AA I ' B b . .. , . up tu .. . . . - . ality should make her life a happy Scouts 2, 3g Staffg' Cheerleader 32 . G. . .3, 4. 1,2gG.A: A. 1, 21 3. ' A.1..':' .J .,.3'.4t 2:31 : : D : . f gg A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Nutley Nuts Don who came to Lockland rn hrs Iunror year rs a frrend of every person rn our class Hrs personalrty and pleasant smrle shrne throughout the whole school We are sure he wrll succeed rn hrs college career Basketball 3 Baseball 3 4 Alex Noftsger Brg Al Alex came to Lockland rn hrs Jumor year He attended Glendale Hrgh School hrs frrst two years Alex gets along wrth everyone although he has a very drfferent sense of humor He enjoys dorng crazy thrngs and has a lot of fun Although he rs very rntellrgent he doesnt lrke to use hrs brarn for school work He rs not actrve rn sports but he does have the abrlrty l-Ie drslrkes dancing and college and anythrng connected wrth school work After Alex gets out of hrgh school he wants to be an explorer Wrth hrs rntellrgence and searchrng mrnd we know he wrll drscover many new lands 'NWI Barbara Parker Barb Barbara wrth her rnrtratrve and wrllrngness to work has helped to brrng the class of 54 through IKS manyprojectssuccessfully Because of her frrendlrness and pleasrn smrle she wrll be welcomed wher ever she goes Y Teens 1 Treas 2 Vrce Presrdent3 Presrdent4 G AA 123 Presrdent4 FTA 12 Latrn Club 1 Treas 2 3 4 Chorr 2 3 4 Trrple Trro 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Classplays3 4 Speech 3 Drcto graph staff 4 Orchestra 1 2 Class Secretary 2 33 's .iw Delores Jean Mynatt Deloress sparklrng smrle and good humor have won her many frrends durrng her school career She rs an actrve member of the class takrng part rn everythrng The class of 54 wlshes you good luck De StudentCouncr14 Com mercral Club 2 3 4 Chorr 2 Class play3 Y Teens234 GAA 12 3 Staft K X' . ' I . , . .. sl V. V ' ' : ' , , f 1 5 ff X 2 1 ' I L .IM . . De n 'H ' A- 'I I l -l :I - . .' . . ' -' . - ' ' ' . ' I s . 4 n If-,V :E : v s o 1 , - . . n I : . . i C Vx M 'S ' ' I l I I : ' ' ' I 2 A I I Jack Edward Pfankuch Pancake Pancake came to us in his Junior year and worked his charm on all of us. The kids like him, because he likes everyone. His cheerful personality will carry him far. Good luck, Jack. Hi-Y 3,4g Intramurals 2,4. Ruth Reifsteck Ruthie With a smile on her face and a kind word for all, Ruthie has made the many friends she has and kept them. We are sure she will make many more in the future and have success in all she does. Good luck, Ruthie. Y-Teen 1gF.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Patricia Robinson Patty All the truly fine things ofa winning personality can easily be found in Pat. With her pleasing ways and wonderful knack for a good time, we are sure she will be a success. The best of everything from all ofus. Speech 3g Commer- cial Club 2,3,4g Choir lg Y-Teens 1: G.A.A. 1. 34 he Janet Renner Janet Janet came to Lockland in the fourth grade and has been a mem ber of the class of 54 ever since She rs always willing to help rn all the class activities and always has a gay time at allof them Everyone wishes her success in whatever she undertakes Commercial Club 2 3 4 F H A 1 Choir 1 2 Class plays 3 4 Speech3 Y Teens 1 2 4 Pres rdent of P T A committee 4 G A A 1 2 3 staff 4 gt.-9 ' , n I 5, sl, , ' '? f Jr- Ii Janet Elaine Schriefer Schrief Janet is a girl we have always admired. She is well-liked by everyone because of her pleasing personality. Her favorite sport is swimming. We wish you the best ofluck in the future, Janet. G.A.A. 1,25StudentCouncil2,Commercial Club 2,3,4g Swimming Team 2, Class play 3,45 F.H.A. 1. Ronald Smith Smitty Smitty is one of our more intel- ligent members. A trifle on the serious side, he is blessed with the initiative and the knack of getting things done well. His leadership ability has been evidenced by his work on our Dictograph Staff. These characteristics are definite proof thathe will be a professional in his chosen field of civil engineering. Honor Society 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Treasurer 3,49 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3, Vice-President 4, Class play 3,4g Math Club 4, Speech 3, Dictograph Staff. , : .Q 0 . iii Donald Schaedle Don Don has been with us from the beginning. Being a little on the quiet side and working after school, Don has not been very active in class affairs. However,he has made many friends with his quiet person- ality and his helping hand. In the future he is sure to be a success in whatever field he undertakes. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Math Club 4. 39 Carl Schwing Carl Carl,whoisone of the best liked membersof the class, has been very active in all school projects. He likes sports, and for his favorite subjecthe picks math. l-le is one of the speakers in the class as proven by his declamations. Carl plans to be an engineer after he leaves high school, and with his ingenuity, intelligence, and ability to get along with people, we know he will be a good one. Vice-President of class 3,4, Hi-Y 1,2,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Class plays 3,43 Declama- tions 3, Speech 3, Baseball 3,4, Football 3,45 Dictograph Staff. Allan Stork Storkre Al 1sa small but mrghty fellow as the sayxng goes He has an 1n terest 1n almost anythmg that rs go mg on 1n the class He 1S planmng on berng a machtmst at the Cm cmnatt Mxllmg Company We hope the Army doesn t take hmm before he achleves hrs amb1t1on He says and l quote They wtll have to come and get me In sports he was nota star but he trted to do hrs best The mtle run was hrs most outstandrng achxevement Best of luck rn the future Al! Basketball 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Speech 3 Commercral Club4 Vlce President Drctograph Staff Nancy Loulse Stewart Nancy another one of the small er glrls of our class always seem to have a ktnd word for everyone She hopes someday to become an I B M operator Best wrshes Nancy Com merctal Club 2 3 4 Speech 3 Y Teens4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Swrmmxng Thomas Stone Stony Stony one of the more qu1et members of the class IS very rn terested 1n Speech act1v1t1es He has been Interested rn any actrvzty for the beneftt of our class and has been wtlltng to help Good luck on anythrng you may attempt Stony H1 Y Intramurals Speech 3 4 Football manager 1 36 Phyllis Towles Phyllls The flrst thmg we not1ce about Phyllts IS her wrnmng smtle She IS always full of fun and seems to be a bundle of Joy and happmess Phyllls has made many frtends whrle tn school and we know she w1ll make many more rn the future There rs no doubt that all ofPhyll1s shopes wtll be successful Speech 3 Com merclal Club 2 3 Class play 3 G A A 1 2 Geraldrne Waddle Gerry Gerry came to Lockland as a Freshman and has been wrth our class ever sxnce Her amrable per sonaltty has won for her many ac quatntances and frrends Her con gental smtle and pleasant manner wrll surely be helpful assets to her future career tn her chosen fleld of rel1g1on Speech Club 3 Commer C1alC1ub 2 3 4 F H A 1 Y Teens G A A Mary Jo Von Hagen Jo Jo Mary Jo by takrng an xnterest rn our class plays and other acuvrtles has done much for our class Whether she chooses to be a Journal 1st or a detectrve for the F B I she should not f1nd the path too dlfflcult Spanlsh Club 1 Speech 3 4 Declamat1ons3 4 Commerclal Club3 F H A 1 Class Plays 3 Y Teens 2 G A A 2 Geraldine H Waskom Huss Anywhere tn the hrgh school you can etther see or hear Huss Wherever there rs m1sch1ef youll ftnd her rn the center of II but al so she can be rather quret and con structrve Wrth these versaule qualttles we know she w1ll succeed tnher ambntrons Honor Soclety 2 Sec 3 Sec Treas 4 Student Councrl 4 Latin Club 1 2 3 4 Speech Club 3 4 Chou 1 2 3 4 Tnple Trro 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G.A.A. 1 3 4. 37 Robert Watktns o Bob IS one of our more qutet members He moved to Lockland 1nh1sJun1or year from Hughes I-hgh School Hts hard work and ambmon w1ll be sure to make htm a success Marlene Olrvxa Wrlcher Curly Marlene has been w1tl1 us srnce the fourth grade and her rnterest rn musxc and wrlllngness to help has rng our hrgh school years Latrn Club 1234 Speech 3 FHA 3 Co1r 34 Sec 4 Band 1234 Sec 3 ClassPlay 3 4 F T A 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 Scouts 1 Saff4 GAA 123 Pos porter 3 4 Rrchard Wray Drck Dlck rs one of the hrgh flyrng members of the class He IS rnter csted rn anytlnng that w1ll tend to make htm a better person Dlck 15 a very hard worker rn the class and has Contrtbuted much to the success ofclass projects He has an rnterest rn aeronautrcs and athletlcs We hope that lrfe rs ewerythtng you desrre Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Tack 234 H1 Yl2 Band1234 Cho1r1234 PTA Comm1ttee4 C,ommerc1alC,lub 1 3 Orchestra 1 3 Jo Ann Wrrght Wherever you ftnd fun and a lot of excrtement rn the mrdst IS Io Ann She has contrrbuted much to the school through her band work and cheerleadrng Wrth her ab1l1ty to get work done fast and efflctently we know she wrll go far Y Teens 1234GAA 1234 V1ce es 1dent4 Glrl Scouts 1 2 3 4 Decla mat1ons3 4 Speech 3 4 Latrn Club 1 2 Commercral Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader3 4 Capta1n4 Drcto graph Staffl 4 Chorr 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Class Plays 3 4 Future Teachers 1 2 3 4 38 Robert Wray Floyd Who 1S ll who seems to take an rnterest rn everyth1ng'7'7'7 Why of course rt sFloyd Enjoytng hrmself rn everythrng he does Floyd wrll be mtssed rn the Halls of Lockland Hrgh School Hts pleasantness wrll lead htm to success Lots of luck Floyd Student Councll 4 Latm Club 1 2 3 4 Octette 2 4 Band 1 4 H1 Y 4 Intramurals 1 Tennrs 2 Track 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Drctograph staff s ' - I h ' 3 ' . . . , 5 ' ' 3 2.31: F .'. : . .3.4: H P : . . .5 Q I I 1 l ' . . added much to the good times dur- 2.3-4.5 OFCTICSU3 1,29 C14SS,D13YS ' ' ' , ' 2 ' . : : : 2: I ,':,. . . ,,'g IIC: ...,'3'---.,.i Pf' . P ' ' . : ' : 'L 'K ,M L s : I 1 1 n 2 'V SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1954 has come a long way s1nce that f1rst September day when we came trudg1ng IH to meet our fate. We found our fate to be a very good one. Although 1n1t1at1on was a 11ttle rough, everyone seemed to be hav1ng a grand t1me. We found such pltfalls as M1ss Love who seemed to hate all Freshmen. Then came our Sophomore year wh1ch most found to be much eas1er than that f1rst year of gett1ng adjusted In th1s year the class took on such projects as a dance and a very enterta1n1ng p1e soc1al Our Jun1or year was f1lled to the br1m w1th var1ous money mak1ng ventures We had a very successful dance wh1ch we called Autumn Frol1c All th1s t1me we were 1n charge of the Gyp Jomt wh1ch we operated very shrewdly The class play 'Love ls Too Much Trouble , was a lot of fun for both the players and the producuon staff Th1s year proved to be very successful and prosperous At last the long awa1ted Sen1or year came 1nto v1ew We were anxlous to get started so we could get f1n1shed The f1rst b1g venture was the D1ctograph The pre sale proved to be a very b1g success Then came the hard part, gettmg cap able people to work on the staff W1th hard work the D1ctograph was f1nally com pleted By sell1ng Easter eggs g1v1ng a dance called the 'Farewell Fl1ng , and present1ng our class play Melody Jones we ralsed money for our Washmgton tr1p After our memorable tr1p t1me went very fast and we f1na1ly graduated um lousy We would l1ke to thank all of the adv1sors and teachers who have helped to make our four years a great success SENIOR POPULARITY POLL Most Popular G1rl Barbara Parker Most Popular Boy Robert Bollmer Prett1estG1r1 Phyll1s Mowat Most Handsome Boy B111 Houston Cutest G1rl Delores Mynatt Cutest Boy Lyle Inskeep Most Pleasant G1rl Janet Schr1efer Nancy Steward Patsy M1x Otto Keeton Delores Mynatt Robert Bollmer Ronald Smlth Most Talkatlve G1rl . . . Freda Blshop Most Talkat1ve Boy . . . Carl Schwmg Most Pleasant Boy Best Athlete lG1rlj Best Athlete IBoyj Best Scholar Most Bashful G1rl Norma Bush Most Bashful Boy Lyle Inskeep Most Tardy Leota Dav1s Last to be Marr1ed Don Nutley Best Dancer lg1rll Nancy Stewart Best Dancer Qboyl Robert M1rac1e Best Personallty lg1rlj Janet Schr1efer Best Persona11ty Qboyl Carl Schw1ng Worst Gr1per Elnor Loebker Joan Mart1n FaVOI1te Hangout Fr1ends Favor1te Orchestra Stan Kenton Most L1kely to Succeed Ronald Sm1th Best All-round G1rl . Sh1rley Chadwell Best All-round Boy . . . Carl Schw1ng Robert Bollmer o .. . .. . . . . . . . . .H . . o . . . . I ll 9 . . . . ' a .. . . . . . - . . . - 0 . . . - . .. ' . ' D ' Il ll ' ' .. . . . IIC ll. Q . on I sooo: nos oonoo I . caooooo . shannon on ' uno ' . cocoa l aooooso . .soo nonsense' loc ' - .. - . . . . . . ' . monsoon canon ' . ooo . coolness . can . coco uoensuoo l I 0 . 39 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1954 We the Semor Class of 1954 of Lockland 1-hgh School bemg of full legal age and of sound m1nd and memory, do estabhshtlus to be our last w1ll and testament Art1cle 1 To the JUHIOTS we lave the lockers 1n Room 22.1 Art1cle II To the Sophomores we leave our ab1l1ty to make money Art1cle III To the Freshman we leave our good reputatlon Art1cle IV To the teachers we leave the Jun1ors Art1cle V To the school we leave Art1cle VI To M1ss Dye we leave our chew1ng gum Art1cle VII We leave the follow1ng to the members of the on comlng classes Eugene Amyx leaves to Jerry Dooley h1s extra book reports for Engllsh Class Ann Beebe w1lls to Gene Leach her old chew1ng gum Alfreda B1shop w1lls to Barbara Wr1ght her qulet ways Baldy Bollmer w1lls to Davmd Wh1tenack h1s ab1l1ty to gam we1ght Sh1rley Chadwell leaves to Juan1ta Crutchf1eld her ab1l1ty to stay on d1ets and not get s1ck Don Clegg w1lls h1s ab1l1ty 1n takmg p1ctures to John Rogers Leota Dav1s leaves to Verna Barnes her w1ll courage and shaky knees so that she can get her man Allan to the altar Lynn Deatherage w1lls to M1ss Aber her speeches Frank Drager w1lls R1chard Cox h1s ab1l1ty 1n Engl1sh Rosemary Durham w1lls Roger Herrm her ab1l1ty to get stra1ght A's nny Flemmg leaves James Poteet h1s ab1l1ty to Slug Good N1ght Irene Pat Ham11ton w1lls M1nn1e Patton her good looks and neat f1gure Charles Harper leaves h1s ab1l1ty 1n sports to Stew h1s car fwhat's left of ltl Lyle lnskeep w1lls to B111 Kehler h1s place on the corner and also 1n the hall Sh1rley Isaacs leaves to Lo1s Bandy her ab1l1ty to keep records stra1ght Otto Keeton w1lls to Gale Renaker h1s ab1l1ty to Brown Nose the Teachers Peggy Latham w1lls to Jan1ce R1chardson her t1ght sk1rts Elnor Loebker w1lls to Verna Barnes her ab1l1ty to get marr1ed 1n her semor year Joan Mart1n w1lls to all who remam her sympathy George Meade w1lls toGeorgette Swadener h1s ab1l1ty to make A's 1n M1ss Love' class Jean M1ller w1lls to Judy Hall her ab1l1ty to be 1n the r1ght places at the wrong t1me Bob M1rac1e leaves to Caroll Rawlmgs h1S ab1l1ty to have fun 1n track pract1ce Patsy M1x w1lls to Margaret Evans her sl1ght form Phyll1s Mowat w1lls to Marg1e Byrnslde her neatness Delores Mynatt w1lls to Jerry Dooley her tard1ness Alex Noftsger w1lls to B111 Kehler h1s athlet1c m1ndedness Donald Nutley w1lls to B111 Cannon h1s Shakespear1an b1b11ograph1es he w1ll need them Barbara Parker w1lls to Juan1ta Barnes her ab1l1ty and love for fun Jack Pfankuch w1lls to Ch1ck Edwards h1s ab1l1ty 1n speech Marlene Phelps w1lls her g1rl1sh f1gure to Ethelda Harsh Ruth Re1fsteck leaves to Sh1r1ey Roberts her f1gure Janet Renner w1lls her ab1l1ty to go steady w1th three boys 1n four years to any one who has never gone steady Roy R1chardson w1lls h1s good looks to anyone who wants them P Rob1nson w1lls any struggl1ng Jun1or the Ta1e of Two C1t1es 40 Q I i I I i I Da 1 u n n Q c . . half to Gene Leach and half to his lovable sister. , u n u a . I , n n u . c - S at n u . n n 4. 'I' Donald Schaedle w1lls Jerry Whitaker his ability to get excused from gym class Janet Schriefer leaves to Big Bob Whitaker her ab1l1ty to do a full twist off the ten foot diving board Carl Schw1ng w11ls to Jackie Taylor his slim f1gure Ronald Smith leaves his ability to get out of class legally to anyone who needs lt Nancy Stewart wills Margaret Evans her height and weight Allan Stork Jr wills B111 Whitaker h1s great ab1l1ty to get wonderful girls Phyllis Towles wills to Dickie Miracle her laugh Mary Jo Von Hagen wills Norma Howellet her 6th bell sleeping hall Geraldine Waddle wills Margaret Evans her quietness Geraldme Waskom leaves D1Ck1e Wray wills his ability 1n sports to anyone who may need lt Floyd Wray takes everything with him as he needs it Marlene Wilcher w1lls Bob Steel her ab1l1ty to loaf thru school Jo Ann Wright leaves her southern accent to anyone who might need lt FUTURE PERFGRMERS HURRY' HURRY' Step r1ght this way Ladies and Gentlemen into the Lock land Circus M1dway Approaching the entrance we are met by a group of ladies br1ng1ng their clan of Chlldren to the c1rcus and as we look closer we recognize the women as our old h1gh school ch1ld brides Elnor Loebker QHasslerl Leota Davis QRogersl Rosemary Durham QHCFIIHJ and Mary Jo Gibeaut QVon Hagen! As we walk on down the midway we are met by a group of college cats They are Bob Bollmer Dan Fleming, Lyle lnskeep and Bob Miracle Near1ng the first Slde show booth we hear the fat lady Freda B1shop, telling childhood in Kentucky Just now the crowd 1S informed to make way for the c1r cus band Beh1nd the puckered l1pS and bulging eyes we recognize some of the members to be Jim Byrne Ronald Sm1th Geraldine Waskom, Jean Miller Sh1r ley Isaacs and Marlene W1lcher Running alongs1de 1S Don Clegg tak1ng pictures of the mahyorettes Barbara Parker Marlene Phelps and Phyllis Mowat As we are gett1ng settled 1D our seats we are disturbed by the calls of the concess1ona1res Don Nutley Tom Stone Don Schaedle Don Lytle Bob Watk1HS and Roy Richardson The l1ghts begin to d1m and the master of ceremon1es, Otto Keeton, directs our attention to the h1gh wire as Frank Dragger roars across the wire on h1S hopped up unicycle HIS partner Jack Pfankuch 1S be1ng shot out of a cannon by Alex Noftsger Just now the l1on tamers are entering the cage to f1ght the lions barehanded They are Allan Stork and D1ck Wray The spot light 1S now turned on elephant trainers, Carl Schw1ng and Pat Ham 1lton who are going through the paces without their elephants As the crowd leaves the B1g Top they are frightened by p1lot Bob Wray, ac compan1ed by hostess Ann Beebe as they buzz the crowd They have Just re turned from Africa w1th a new attraction for the side show W11d Man ' B111 Hous ton Passing the billboard we see Lynn Deatherage and Gene Amyx putt1ng up new s1gns featur1ng Janet Schriefer Nancy Stewart and Janet Renner as bare back riders Now the show 1S breaking up but the three old ma1ds Geraldine Waddle Pat M1x and Pat Robinson are still going strong at George Meade's kissing booth The tents have been taken down and loaded 1nto the wagons and as the c1rcus starts on to the next town a bum Charles Harper, 1S seen cl1mb1ng on the last wagon with his pack 41 Q . a . a 1 I . . . , . . the giggle girls - Phyllis Towls, Jo Ann Wright and Joan Martin - jokes of her 1 a , 1 u . n I f 1 . . . - . , NAME Eugene Amyx Ann Beebe Alfreda Bishop Robert Bollmer Norma Bush James Byrne Shirley Chadwell Donald Clegg Leota Rogers Davis Lynne Deatherage Frank Drager Rosemary Durham Dan Fleming Pat Hamilton Charles Harper William Houston Lyle Inskeep Shirley Isaacs Otto Keeton Peggy Latham SENIOR FEATURES NICKNAME Gene Ann Freda Baldy Norma Jim Shirl Don Kitten Lynne Dragon Rosie Flanny Pat Harpo B111 Hinky Shirl Goose Peg Elnor Has sler Loebker Patty Donald Lytle Joan Martin George Meade Jean Miller Bob Miracle Patsy Mix Phyllis Mowat Delores Mynatt Alex Noftsger Don Nutley Barbara Parker Jack Pfankuch Ruth Reifsteck Janet Renner Donald Schaedle Janet Schriefer Carl Schw1ng Ronald Smith Nancy Stewart Thomas Stone Allen Stork Jr Phyllis Towles Mary Jo Von Hagen Geraldine Waddle Geraldine Waskom Robert Watkins Marlene Wilcher Richard Wray Jr Robert Wray Jo Ann Wright Don Joanie Curly Jeanie Zipper Pat o Do Do Crazy Al Nut Barb Pancake Ruthie Renner Don Schrief Butterball Ronnie Nan Stoney Storky Phyl Jo Jo Gerry Huss Bob Curly Dick Floyd 42 AMBITION Minister Airline hostess Have a baseball team College College Chemical Engineer Be a preacher's wife Make a fast million Stock car mechanic Mechanic Own three Cadillacs College To get my man To be a rich hobo Have fun College Learn shorthand Play with Globetrotters Secretary Have ll boys and 1 girl Spray trees Teaching Operate a kissing booth Teaching College Secretary To get married Raise a football team Motorcycle Fanatic a bachelor stay happy o be a success graduate Get married To be a millionaire To be a model To make a million dollars Engineer Marriage Engineer Marry Henry Housewife To be six feet tall To get a man To be a missionary Fly high To be a. Cat To have fun . M , 4 Be To T ' ' To Patricia Robinson Pat ................. ' Jo SENIOR FEATURES FAVORITE SAYING Well Oh you re nasty Let s get ser1ous Ease up Oh my Well what's your trouble For cry1ng out loud Oh Corn Don't know do you Alrlghtee One of these days How about that I You re not paylng attent1on Oh man shoot Gee whlz It's Sllly Oh dear That's the way the ball bounces Who That' s my Ron Oh s1lly Oh my I don't understand Beats me How about that Can you beat that I'll never tell Talk to me Daddy Cool You re out of your head Oh pot You better not do that Oh boy How about that I'll never tell Nasty It scares me How About that Oh Klddo Oh pooh That's swell You d1rty old I'll swan It just won't work F1ddle dee dee What t1me 1S lt Oh Smxtty Not me Not th1S k1d Jabago FAVORITE SONG I Be11eve Secret Love B1rth of the Blues Star Dust Tenderly When the Samts Come Star Dust Tenderly Through the Years Secret Love Too Young September Song Star Dust Tenderly Nlght Traln Secret Love Tenderly Answer Me My Love Moonllght Serenade Dragnet I Beheve Strmg of Pearls No Other Love Moonllght Serenade Answer Me My Love Cross Over the Brxdge Tenderly Ebb Tlde Work w1th me Annle Here Star Dust Cry1ng 1n the Chapel Heart of My Heart Because Secret Love L1ttle Mustard Seed September Song Mountaln Dew Swan Lake Because Secret Love You You You P S ILove You Star Dust Star Dust Tenderly Strlng of Pearls Wanted Flymg Home Unpucker Marchmg 1n I 7 3 i , . . 3 - ---------------- Tenderly , . . I ' 3 S 43 SCHED LED PERFORMANCES SEPTEMBER 8 School opens ROTTEN LUCK I l 11 Football Prev1ewfRead1ngl 17 Meet the squad ntght Good food was served 18 Frrst football game Walnut Hxlls 12 Lockland 7 25 Upset Greenhrlls 52 7 Good gorngl JUNE 6 Baccalaureate Servrce 8 Class nlght 16 Elghth grade graduatlon 18 School Closes MAY Track Meet M V I L Track Meet Contrnues the 4th Baseball tournaments unttl the 10th Mramt Band vrsrts school Mtamt Track Meet Also the 8th Athlettc Banquet OCTOBER NOVEMBER Defeated St Bernard 9 Norwood defeated P T A Servtce Commtttee Dancing Lessons started Aspectacular wrn over Wyomrng Ntce game boys' 19 Class rrngs arrrved Hurray 23 Mrddletown Fenwrck game Dtctograph sales start Defeated Old Woodward 26 6 DECEMBER 6 Marremont bowled over Dads nrght 13 Deer Park defeated Champlon shrp sealed 20 Jumor Dance CRAZY MANS BALL 25 Thanksgrvrng Day Servtce 26 Brg day Readrng defeated 41 7 Good Season Boysll 4 Opentng basketball game N C H defeated Vrctory over Deer Park 11 Graduatron Goodby to Lockland 2 Greenhtlls defeated 5 Readlng defeated Good game boys' Second w1n over N C H Defeated by Alumm Ftrst defeat 3 Chrrstmas Holrdays Happy Tlmes 6 Chrrstmas Formal 30 l-Iohday Tournament We won the trophy! JANUARY 1 Many headaches 4 Back to school How sad' 8 Vxctory over St Bernard 9 Vtctory over Sycamore 15 Marremont defeated revenge! 16 Wyomlng to lucky Boys not up to par Drstrlct Track Meet Contrnues the 22nd State Track Meet Also the 29th 31 Observance of Memorral Day APRIL No school'7'7 fADIll Foolj 17 23 Exam week Good luck everyone 22 Greenhrlls defeated 29 Readlng defeated 2 Semor Class Play Melody Jones Thanks to Mtss Smallwood Left for Washmgton 10 Arrrved back from Washrng ton Lockland vs Norwood Track meet wrth Deporres and Wyomrng Lockland vs Mt Healthy 8 Lockland vs St Bernard tn baseball 3 Holy Week Servrces Lockland vs St Xavrer Lockland vs Marxemont Sprlng vacatron unt1l e 19th Lockland vs Deer Park Lockland vs Norwood Sprtng concert Lockland vs Wyomrng Nrght relays Lockland vs Taylor Lockland vs Walnut Hrlls rn baseball Last game ofthe season wlth Readmg Good season boys MARCH 20 Chou goes to Vandaha Rattng II Our Farewell Flrng 23 Last years M V I L baseball champxons play frrst game agarnst Sycamore 26 Frrst Track Meet 27 P T A Servrce commrttee canteen be gms 30 Lockland vs Greenhrlls 44 FEBRUARY 5Th1rd loss at the hands of Wyomrng 6 Fatrfxeld defeated 13 Last season game Norwood defeated Good season a around Fmal record 14 17 Junror Class Play Down Earth Nice gorng klds I 4 . 2 . . . 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BEHI D THE SCENES Left to Rrght Mrs Lrchtenberg Mrs Hassler Mrs Mooney Mrs Clevenger Mrs Plummer Left to Rrght Mrs Llchtenberg Mrs Hassler Mrs Plummer Mrs Cleven ger Mrs Mooney '.,l 1 The Sen1or Class w1shes to thank the cafe ter1a 1ad1es who have ma1nta1r1ed and kept our cafeterla on the best pos s1b1e standards The class w1shes al so to thank the custod1ans who keep our bu11d1ng 1n t1p top cond1t1on Left to Rrght Mr Markland M Hagood Mr Schulz Mr Lrchtenberg Mr Anchor B 5 ,QM 'WTI RE 5 ssl 3 SEVENTH GRADE Left to Rlght Ftrst Row Margo Gruber Jack Calhoun B111 Layer Jack New Judy McWhorter Patrlcta Wrnans Mlcheal Combs James Carson Dtck Edwards Betty Bounds Ronald Woyan Second Row Mlss Ellen Hagood fteacherj Jean Moore Charles Sktllman Judy Morart Eugene Reynolds Jerry Mtller Wtlltam Ballard Truman Procter Robert Bell Wrllram Apke Delores Hessler Harold Wrenn Denver Mtze Mr Max Werner fteacherj Thlrd Row Phyllrs Warren Lo1sHenr1ch Marvrn Wrehe Vernon Vossler Mary Thompson Faye Wtllrams Julra McDonogh Carol Schmtdt L1nda Colburn Janet Allen Charles Bretz Fourth Row Trtlla Clark Myrna Rtchard son Joyce Alcorn Mary Houston Gladys Meddtngs Donald Hessler Elalne Broyles Shlrley Musser James John son Douglas Isaacs Martha Houston Rrta Burch Ftfth Row Beverly Ntchols Mar1an Harmon Carol Randall Charles Naylor Ot1sAbsher Wtlltam Ingold Lawrence Tegeder Jay Rhernfrank Jerry Anderson Wrlltam Haynes Jeannette Sharpe Annette Henson 7.-M... EIGHTH GRADE Left to Rtght Ftrst Row Paul Wtnans B111 Detherage Paula Partrldge Patty Woyan Patsy Dowell Margaret Hunt Judy Frtcke Nancy Clark James Amyx Robert Humphrey Leroy Clark Jantce Henry Second Row Mr Taylor fteacherj Nell Brown Carole Mtlls Sandra Popanta Alberta Abney Marte Vossler Carol Patterson Sh1rleyRh1eley Judy Smtth James Long Glenn Sowder Connle Azblll Mtss Berg fteacherj Th1rd Row Ronald Patterson Jerry Herron Jerry Edwards Mary Detherage Shtrley Cradler Mary Lou Randolph V1ola DeBords Jas per Lynn Anna Detherage Fourth Row Charles Hutson Dan Daley Harold Grtffln Margaret Meade Mary Ann Morgan Robert Taylor Ronald Chadwell Delano Steele Ronald Brock Don Carmrchael Vrrgrnra Byrnsldes Jan Elltot Frfth Row Ronald Clark Jack McLaren Donna Wendt Claudette Sharpe Dorothy Frttsch Roberta Thtelen Sylvra Sherer Jeanetta Wrtght Joann McDan1el Esther Pugh Freddre Hargrs Shtrley Kewen Stxth Row JamesMuhlenpoh Suzanne Lrbbey Arnold Vossler James Allen Jerry Frye Ronald Kelly Darrell Barker Auddy Cox Clartce Pennmgton Kerth Carpenter Franklln McLemore Judy Ivtns 46 ELUI35 H Y QNUR SUEIED, F JWAX 4.-2 , WM '24 s tl!! 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X STUDENT COUNCIL Seated LefttoR1ght B111 Kehler Vrce Presrdent Mr Phrllrps Advrsor Floyd Wray Presrdent Nancy Culver Sec retary Peggy Wynn Treasurer Geraldrne Waskom James Byrne Standrng Left to Rrght Jack Taylor Charles The dut1es of the Student Councll and 1ts purpose can be out11ned 1n these f1Ve subheads Promote the general welfare of the school Promote school Splrlt Prov1de opportun1t1es for student co operat1on 1n the management of school affarrs Offer SCIVICCS to the Faculty and to the Student A1d 1n the promot1on of student government throughout the school 48 Gangloff, Albert Stiefel, Mona fslew, Melva Whitaker, Howard Rydner, Ruth Allen. n ' 1. . Z. . . . 3. . . . - . . 4. ' . 5. . . . . we-If Q-1.--.Y HONOR SOCIETY Left to right Patsy Mix Joan Martm Mxnme Patton Ronald Smlth Gerry Waskom Carol Lee Dendy Mlss Dye To be a member of the Honor Society of Lockland High School 1S one of the highest honors a student can achieve. The society of this year consists of six members, four seniors, and two Juniors, who have a scholastic average of 3.5 or better. In order to be a member, a student must have these four qualities: char- acter the force 1n one man that distinguishes him from othersg scholarship-a love of learningg leadersh1p the ablllty to exert a wholesome lnfluence on the schoolg service the willingness to work without glory for the happiness of both pupils and teachers. A student must have attended our school for one year and must have an average of 3.5. This year the society sponsored a tea for prospective members. The sell- ing of cookies in the hall for a plaque is the main project of the year. Each year we give the Honor Society tapping assembly which is the most 1mpress1ve and beautiful of all assemblies. This assembly is for the recognition of those stu- dents who have met the requirements, and by a vote of the faculty, have been selected as a member of the Society. A student who maintains the standards of our society throughout his school life may wear his National Honor Society Pin with pride and may feel that he has a worthwhile life ahead. 49 QC.KL4v EX 'Nr SP Qfikwg -N -.Q-J' Y! Standrng, left to rrght Rrchard Mlracle Roy Hamm Alvrn Sebohm Glen Ingold Merle Gruber Mona New Carol Rawllngs Seated Jlm Byrne Davxd Whztenack Ronald Smith M1ss Schmarr Grant Frelds Mary Wrnterrowd SPANISH CLUB The Span1sh Club whrch was orgamzed under a new adv1sor, M1ss Grace Schmarr, chose the followmg off1cers for the year Pres1dent Grant F1elds V1ce Pres1dent J1m Byrne Secretary Merle Gruber Treasurer Robert M1racle The dues were f1X8d at SOC and meetlngs were held on the second Monday of each month. We have undertaken several projects for th1s year One of them 1S a pledge of 3510. to the T V. Fund In order to ra1se th1S money we sponsored dances at noon 1n the recreatronal room We spent the remamder of the year, not only 1n educatlonal projects, but also 1n enJoy1ng su1table methods of entertalnment. 50 S V, t fl :s , ,R ' , Z' v - , ' 5 v i vw o . , , ' f, 5 , l R ' . Q v Q, h 8 , . AN NF I as 5 . A Q Q I Q I A 4 - . , , X V - . Q ., l , x 1 x R I ' 3 fr- ,X ' 4. T .re T r - qi 1.3, ' 'wi X 1 gm, Sig ,., X 1. hy .35-' ,r . 1- . . .. ' . I . . , D. I . , . ' 1 . ' I - Y I I I I ' 1 . . . . . . . . . I 0 I l I I O I I 1 1 CI Z z CU C'- QD U Ps ru NO y, Judy Ma ha CD Pu u-A V, .. o-4 A-I --1 Au .C T ..- I-s n-1 4-n 32 51 H as I-4 I- CD E! d one Eth dlO 9-U cu -Qu: Cx C. 0 O .C M Q2 sa GI I- A- D. A-4 -Q NS N rv D- I OJ : 4 I- H .-4 . O 4-4 fd and Jumors and semors ents ud st e Lat1n OI H1 0 O an en shm of fre zation i SH HOT Sa ietasi Latinas Soc he ent . ud St in t La CI U1 I fo ere O W O4 P rt1 Su the P .CI E-4 sale of d ly t1n Or SU OT oney CID M A I-I ation niz ga 0 CTS we remember her w1th blrthday cards year TY C CVC 3 ack ' g SCD CS C1nc1n c1a1 Greater he t to 8 tl tr1bu COD P h Lockland of ts den stu S S b C h. i. nat n1a D 1 8 OTC OHSU Smallwood OH1 H8 SUCCCSS CII Y T s I3 FQ 1: ' cu P h Scr'b er lv 1s sc ancy Cu 0 M ers CStOI 1C C 5- 5 T The off1cers for the Y Teens are Barbara Parker Pres1dent Carolyn Dunn, V1ce Pres1dent and Joan Martln Secretary Treasurer M1ss Thomas 1S our new adv1sor and we are very grateful for the help she has g1ven us dur1ng the year The dues are s1xty cents a year and the meet1ngs are held on the fxrst Tuesday and th1rd Thursday of every month The act1v1t1es of the organ1zat1on 1nclude a collect1on for the Communlty Chest and World W1de Fellowsh1p Fete held at the YWCA preparlng two Thanks g1v1ng baskets for needy fam1l1es g1v1nga Thanksg1v1ng program 1n co operat1on Wlth the H1 Y at wh1ch we collected money to send two S6 50 Care packages d1str1but1ng and collectlng Muscular Dystrophy cans and send1ng S36 OO worth of food through Care at Chr1stmas We have contrlbuted to the advert1sements 1n the Dlctograph and the Thanksg1v1ng Day program Our recogmtlon serv1ce for new members was held on December the e1ghth We had a Jolnt meetmg Wlth the H1 Y 1n January, where ln a frlendly panel d1scuss1on lt was deC1ded that ' One should not go steady wh1le st1ll 1H h1gh school ' Otheract1v1t1es were, a potato ch1p sale 1n Aprll 1n co operat1on w1th the YWCA and the pre sentat1on of the Holy Week Serv1ces w1th the H1 Y 52 . ' ' , ' - 9 1 . - . . . - - - I i ' C O . . . - 9 . . . . . . . . . . , .- 0 ! . . . . . , U , I n I ' . . . . ' . . . 3 e ' n UNIOR SENIGR HI Y left to right Row I George Meade Lyle Inskeep Robert Miracle Otto Keeton Danny Fleming Don Clegg Don Schaedle Carl Schwing Robert Bollmer Jack Pfankuch William Houston Allan Stork Richard Wray Floyd Wray Row Il Glenn Ingold Charles Edwards Richard Cox James Baldauf Glendal Patterson DannyO Sullivan Robert South Truman Whitaker Grant Fields William Cannon William Cromer Row III Harvey Schneider Jerry Whtt aker William Kehler Richard Reid Harvey Detherage William Whttaker Thomas Grau David Whitenack Charles Melampy SIGMA T AU HI Y Rodgers Row II P lnabnitt D Ellis B Harmon C Randolph V Whitaker C Cox J Evans A Seebohm T Allen B Barker R Coburn P Reed D White L Vanest A Stiefel K Detherage Row Ill D Sims D Saunders P Sharpshetr I Stuard B Steel J Dooly R Pugh B Whitaker J Sharp 53 S S I I Left to Right: Row I - N. Johnson, T. Collins, C. Barnes, H. Ridner, C. Ganloff, L. Cradler, E. Lutz, P. Robinson, G. Left to rrght Mmme Patton Jean Mlller Presrdent Joan Martm Secretary Norma Bush Jo Ann Wrrght Ethelda Harsch Mary Iflabfllll Georgette Swadener Merle Gruber Other members not photographed are Margre Byrnsxde Rosemary Durham and Jerry Whltaker FUTURE TEACHER CLUB Many adult organ1zat1ons as the Oh1o Educatlon ASSOC1at1OH, Oh1o Congress of Parents and Teachers, Oh1o Assoclatlon of School Adm1n1strators and all Teachers Colleges urge that each hrgh school organ1ze a club and rn other ways encourage and gulde students to cons1der the vocatlon of teachlng It 1S estlmated that Oh1o school enrollment w1ll lncrease at such a rate that at least 5000 new teachers w1ll be needed each year for the next decade In add1t1on to asststlng as substrtute teachers on call the Future Teacher Club ass1sted 1n sponsorlng Teacher Career Week, March 22 to 27 by secur1ng Professor Walter Cvreeg from M1am1 UH1V6rS1tY to stress the need for teachers 54 i h , 4 1 ' 2 ,, .., N K f Vw A . . 1 y , kk? nf' ll. 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Left to Rrght Carol Eha Betty Cox Patsy Gruber Jane Cole Dxane Gruener Ruth Prrtchard Donna Ballback Joan Daggy Jean McDamel Ann Strefel Wrlma Hamm Garnet Hollmgsworth An1ta Harmon Janet Meddlngs Gayle Apke Shelby Fulcher Pat Renner Margaret Davrs Jeanette Croley Ann Bounds Mona New Ruth Rerfsteck Shrrley Chadwell Lynn Detherage Peggy Latham Leah Johnson Ann Beebe Emrly Lay Shxrley Hunt Mary Inabmtt Mar garet Evans Mrss Paxton Marlan Graf Helen Eggers FHA F H A a nat1ona,l orga.n1zat1on, the Future Homernaker's of Amer1ca, was establ1shed 1n late 1944 S1nce that year, the membersh1p has been growmg rap1d ly Oh1Ohad a membersh1p of 12 377 glrls 1n 1953 Two hundred and s1x of these g1rls, were honored w1th the coveted State Homemaker Degree The Lockland Future Homemaker's Club was estabhshed rn 1949 The r theme Happler Homes, the Foundatlon of a Better World Offlcers of 1954 were Gruber, Secretary, Dale Patton MATH CLUB Left to Rlght Row 1 John Rodgers Otto Keeton Carl Schwrng Bob Miracle George Meade Row2 JohnBanholzer B111 Kehler Dtck Rerd Harvey Schnerder B111 Houston Row 3 John Carter Charles Gangloff Cl1fford Nxckolson John Coomer Don Askren Row 4 Ronald Srmth Margaret Rector Ann Prltchard Standrng Mr Rrchard Demar Advrsor 55 ,s A L Z, ' 1' 15 if 5 O C O is ' ' . ' I 1 : President, Peggy Lathamg Vice-President, Lynn Detherageg Treasurer, Patsy ' It .. ' 4 , . at Q' Z f N if . s . S X, THE BAN Majorettes Marte Vossler Mary Wrnterrowd Gayle Renaker Ann Detherage Row I Tom Lakrn Bobby Grossman Don Kump Ugene Lamb Houston Frrcke JanE1l1ot Ann Prltchard James Johnson Claudette Sharp Charles Bretz Wayne Frrcke Jean Mrller Jams Henry Row II Barbara Parker Edward Naylor Charles Graff Eddre Lotz Judy lvans Don Sanders John Banholzer Irv1nW1ehe Jack McLauren Shrrley Isaacs Roger Brockmeyer Mary Detherage Mr Ellrot Row III Joan Martrn Roberta Thlelen Gerry Waskom Judy Hall Brlly Detherage Lloyd Cradler Mary Suter Sue Proud Tom Mrller Charles Collrns Jerry Bracket Shrrley Cradler Row IV James Byrne Stanley I-louser Ray Pugh Danny O Sullrvan Albert Strefel Marvrn Wtehe Clarrce Pennrngton Ronald Smrth Lloyd Van Nest 56 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .11 4 CHOIR Row 1 M Smrtn M Davrs M Inabnttt B Hovenkamp S Alexander P WynnJ Wrrght B Parker I Martrn Row 2 S Proud M Suter B Wrxght C Dunn W Popolewell G Renaker M Graff M J Owens M Wxnterrowd Row3 C Northern N Harmrn C Eha N Culver M Buchanan N Whrteworth L Rogers B Grtffrn S Chadwell I Cruthfreld M Wrehe Row4 L Van Nest C Rawlrngs G Amyx R Herrtn R Herrm L Trammel D Srms D Wray F Wray D Flemrng B Houston Row5 R Pugh G Troy D Lytle B Mtracle W Frrcke C Randolph E Lotz B Suter J Banholzer T Mrller G Frelds Row6 Mr Ell1otfD1rectorj P Renner L Sharpe B Parrr man G. Apke B, Scott M.Go1dsmlth D, Robinson G. Waskom M. Thompson J. Nolting, 58 x0 R QQ' to 6 6693 ZXX Lef E g Gi Q' 2OQQxe gh, e123-IOAIJQ I O o X vBz9 JC W7 th 59 30309 3 6 H0012 fy' 18000 If QS Q ici 0061 polfqd 8 IPF xo YE Q63 NOW eljqerclyffkn iwyvo ,yqj Qbx 090 10561. TRIPLE TRIOS AND OCT ETTE The Freshman Sophomore and Jutuor Senlor Tr1p1e Tr1os and the Octette entered the Muslc Contest at M1am1 Un1vers1ty They also took part 1n the Chr1stmas Program and the Sprmg Concert OCTETTE Lefttonght I Byrne, T M1l1er, R Wray, G Troy,I Banholzer, G Ingold, D O'Sull1van, G Amyx, D Lytle 59 P ' t fir, , ' ES t . is '. t I' fi ' . I W I -I2 609' , 'NA' 'Z . - ia 0 O Xog. .yikmgxx , ' fejgi Ajgaisbq pr E S -99 4 'A ' ' I bg., ' ' ' , s.Tv wk ' 1. u .M ,. i Q- ' RowI M1ss Thomas J Mtller B Wrrght L Davrs A Harmon D Gruener Mr Leflar Row II J Taylor M Inabnrtt R Story F Naprer W Hamm I Cole I McDan1els K Renner N Herrrn D Ballback R Geracl B Srngleton Nor1neWh1tworth J Wrrght Row III J Jones P Mowat M Phelps S Chadwell L Johnson P Robm son L Sharp N Stewart B Albu M Whrtaker G Renaker B Cox G Waddle B Pease Row IV C Denny B Parrrman W Procter P Renner M Leader S Olson A Bounds H Eggers L Harper N Pervrs E Lay B Gr1ff1n O Bauldauf P Gruber Row V C Eha W Popplewell R Herrm J Evans G Holhngsworth E Harsh P Wynn J Whxtaker J Daggy G Ingold R Cox M Brckley L Bandy V Malone Row VI A Noftsger J Pfankuch J Renner S Roberts B Booth T Grau A Seebohm V Barnes A Stork G Swadener G Meade F Beebel Schrrefer L Inskeep J Bauldauf The Commerc1al Club 1S made up of students who are 1nterested m the f1eld of commerce The follow1ng off1cers were elected for the 1953 54 school year Pres1dent Lyle Inskeep V1ce Presldent Allan Stork Jr Secretary Barbara Smgleton Treasurer W1lma Popplewell The purpose of the club 1S to have local 1ndustry leaders brmg adv1ce about bus1ness and 1ndustry To conclude the act1v1t1es of the year, the members v1s1t local 1ndustr1es or other rmportant bus1ness estabhshments Th1S club 1S provmg very ber1ef1c1al because so many students select voca t1ons 1n the busmess f1eld 60 ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . ' . , . , . , . 1 1 , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - n - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 9 . , . . ' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . , . , . n - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . . . . - . 1 n 0 o e - . Q PJ lax .Q Row 1 Charles Harper Robert Mrracle Mary Jo Von Hagen Frank Drager Rlchard Wray Damel Flemrng Rosemary Durham Robert Bollmer Row 2 Leota Davls Shrrley Isaacs Jack Pfankuch Jo Ann Wrxght Jean Mrller fAbsent when prcture was takenj Geraldrne Waskom Elnor Loebker and Thomas Stone SENIOR SPEECH CLASS Let's walk back through the hall of t1me and v1s1t the great Greek orator, Demosthenes Demosthenes I would lxke to present the Semor Speech Class of Lockland H1gh School and then' most capable and extremely pat1ent teacher, M1ss Aber Mr Demosthenes, what do you th1nk of our present day method of speech? Demosthenes answered You have w1th1n your reach the opportunlty to make your self a better person through the tra1n1ng offered, 1n POISB, self confldence and co operatlon Many have achleved these character1st1cs through such act1v 1t1CS as Declamat1ons, I Speak For Democracy, Student D1rected Plays, Panel and Forum Dlscusslons, and Assembl1es presented before the student body I feel sure you know th1s trammg 15 1nva1uable to you 1n accomphshmg any goal you set for your self. I don't know anyth1ng about your rad1os and suchg however, the 1dea of a created rad1o sk1t to help support the Te1CV1S10H 1n Lock- land School 1S a good 1dea I only w1sh I had the opportun1ty you have now and yet to come. Now I must go backg but, before leav1ng let me say, 'GOOD LUCK' to you and those to fo1low. 62 I S ' Q 4 A, .. ..s. - .,vr ' Q , 5 ' ,--, 1 e V nA' f . ' . ' 5 s V., 1... . gal, . i I 'gr I - 11 ., . Q V f n , y if .1 . D: 1 1 I I - I 1 , - 2 l 'IB QL On floor Jerry Whrtaker Drck Cox and Howard Edwards Row I Catherrne Renner Vrrgrma Malone Carolyn Dunn Lrnda Meader W11ma Popplewell Merle Gruber Barbara Hovencamp Ann Beebe Lynn Detherage Melva Whrtaker Mary Buchanan Row 2 Carolee Denny Gayle Renaker Opal Bauldauf Juanlta Barnes Faye Napler Joyce Jones Nancy Herrln Margre Byrnstde Norrne Whuworth Mary lnabnxtt Rrta Story Sue Olson Row 3 Tom Mrller B111 Cannon Peggy Wynn Ethelda Harsh M1nn1e Patton John Banholzer Dlck Rerd Grant Flelds Alex Noftsger Margaret Evans Georgette Swadener B111 Whrtaker Row 4 Davld Whltenack B111 Cromer Charles Melampy Dan O Sullrvan Thomas Gran Truman Whrtaker Gene Leach Shlrley Roberts Verna Barnes Marllyn Blckley Glen Ingold Glendall Patterson hm Bauldauf UNIOR SPEECH CLASS Fxfty two Jumors took the1r seats 1n the Speech Lab on September 4 1953 They wanted to 1mprove the1r knowledge of the baslc elementary pr1nc1ples of speech and to develop prof1c1ency 1n the fundamentals of both publlc and conver satlonal speech ach1evement levels for all students 1n all speech s1tuat1ons ar1s1ng 1n the l1fe of the school, the home, and the commumty Opportun1t1es were pro v1ded for pract1c1ng sk1lls 1n var1ous s1tua.t1ons accordmg to the needs of the stu dents Some 1mportant projects wh1ch we worked hard w1th durmg the year were better speakmg, self conf1dence, 1ntroduct1ons, better art1culat1on of words and last but not least po1se and charm, all of wh1ch go 1nto the makmg of a well formed and respected c1t1zen The spothght pomted w1th prmde toward Juamta Barnes, Mmme Patton, and Melva Wh1taker for the1r ach1evements in the local declamatron contest. We par t1c1pated 1n varlous assembhes and conferences We worked w1th enthustasm to make Down To Earth our Jun1or Class Play, the h1ghl1ght of the year, all under the able leadershlp of M1ss Norma Aber, our speech teacher The very pleasmg atmosphere made the hours pass quucklyg so now most of us can honestly say, I l1ke to speak 63 ag , G 1 I 4 4 - A A P V. ' s 1 ' S cr ' W 7 rs ' f K U x -c v ' A v X - X ar 1 p, ' A , X . f 2 , A X, - 4 S a ' k , ' I ' . t .I ' I : -. ll , li , D I . - . . . . , I .1. like Q 1 nv N. ' Q ,fd JUNIOR CLASS PLAY From the unforgettable 1954 Jun lor Class Play Down to Earth come two angels fAgnes and W1lfred played by W1lma Popplewell and Glenn lngoldj and a k1nd of heavenly h1tchh1ker w1th one w1ng QP1lone acted by John Banholzerj to 1nfluence the romances f1nances and fates of the Wealthy sp1nster Augusta Apple gate fcharactemzed by Llnda Mead erj her relat1ves her ma1d and her ne1ghbor Herman Howell Qplayed by Davld Wh1tenackj Other members ofthe castwere Verna Lee Barnes M1nn1e Patton, Merle Gruber Mar1 lynBickley William Whitaker, Faye Napier, Grant Fields, and Thomas Grau. .. 1 sv' fx , P 1 .J- E P 5 I L ' , 1 .1!, l, M . ff' 'J 'rap S, VA., . IQ. I zz, jg , Xi! f ' I aa 64 ELGDY JONES Thrs 15 the story oflvielody Jones the krnd of grrl every gtrl wants to be because she rs honest straxghtforward and umnhtbtted The krnd ofgtrl every boy ltkes because somethxng about her starts h1m srngmg The krnd of grrl every father adores because she grves htm headaches heartaches and the Joyful lrfe But all thejoy went out ofMelody and her famrly when she learns she IS adopted Th1s ts the story of a young gtrl s laughter and tears a story to make one proud of Amerrcan youth CAST OF CHARACTERS Mother Janet Schrrefer Laura Walkms Freda Brshop Melody Jones Marlene Wrlcher Leon Jones Carl Schwrng Elatne Walkrns Janet Renner Bruce Butler Robert Wray Kathy Barbara Parker Iennrfer Abbey Joan Martrn Father Dan Flemrng Gary Boyd Robert Mrracle Stretch Appleby Lyle Inskeep Francre Wrlks Io Ann Wrrght 65 A 1 A , f if Q- -M Kenneth Carpenter.. l. .. l. u. .. .. .. .. '. .. .. Q. l. i. .. Ronald Smith Along w1th other th1ngs, Lockland may be proud of 1ts art department Under the able d1 rect1on of Mr Sufferage, the students may well be proud of the colorful p1ctures and sketches that have added to our halls through out the year Keep up the excellent work ART DEPARTMENT DRIVER S EDUCATION Many students of Lockland H1gh have taken advantage of our dr1ver's educat1on course Our helped the students acqu1re not only behlnd the wheel trammg but also a better knowledge of the 1nternalmechan1sms of our modern automob1les May you contlnue to turn out more safe and de pendable drlvers 66 instructors, Mr. Payne and Mr. Buechner, have . . , 9 There 1S always activity around the Home Economics Department, where girls, under the capable superv1s1on of Miss Annis Paxton learn some of the 'fine po1nts of better cooking and homemaking The new Home Economics room which 1S very modernly equipped is one of the f1nestto be found anywhere Because of the vari ety of courses offered, Home Ec 1S certain to be a course chosen by many future students COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Under the able direction of Miss Thomas the students in the Commercial Department have become better prepared for the fields which they plan to follow on leaving school. This year the Commercial Department has received com- pletely new equipment which we are sure will be a great help to Miss Thomas and her work. 67 A 5 A yy 55 3 d J 5 vt t HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS -1-A - ,M V -HEL. A The B1ology Department was greatly lmproved by the add1t1on of new venetlanbllnds and the laboratory desks were resurfaced ln November the class under the superv1s1on of the1r 1nstructor Mr Dallmer took a tr1p to the W1l11ams Street Y M C A to see the Health and Sclence Ex h1b1t1on On d1splay there was the S200 OOO O0 transparent man who was assembled 1n Europe and after travehng that cont1nent was shown throughout the Umted States supported by the Y M C A The Chem1stry and Phys1cs Departments have recently been re decorated and new equ1pment has been added Although the Chem1stry and Phys1cs Departments are unusually small the1r equ1pment 1S up to date These classes w1th the1r teacher Mr MOTTIS took a fleld tr1p to the Formlca plant where they learned how Formlca products are fab r1cated I 68 Joyce Hargls IN MEMORIAM Not now but 1n the corrung years It may be 1D the better land We'll read the meamng of our tears And there some t1me we'll understand We'1l catch the broken threads aga n And f1n1sh what we here began Heaven shall the myster1es expla1n And then ah then we'll understand Then trust 1n God through all thy days Fear not for he doth hold thy hand Though dark the way st1ll s1ng and pra1se Someume somet1me we'l1 understand Emma Jean Howe X' Melvxs Patuck 69 -42 17.3 THE LIBRARY 5215516 The students of Lockland H1gh School can well be proud of the1r f1ne 11 brary Through her many years of exper1ence our l1brar1an M1ss Dye and her ass1stants help to make our llbrary one of the fmest and most eff1c1ent 1n the Southwestern Oh1o schools The 11b1-ary can be d1v1ded 1nto many parts some of whlch are the readlng room, the workshop 1n wh1ch varlous types of meet1ngs can be held and the vlsual a1d room where the students may watch educatxonal movles and T V Programs We know that M1ss Dye w1ll ma1nta1n the standards 1n help1ng our l1brary be one of the fmest INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Dur1ng the past few years Mr Mllam and Mr Buechner have done much to 1mprove our 1ndustr1al arts department Our shops were com pletely remodeled and much new equlpment was added We know that our departments w1l1 con- t1nue to lmprove through the years 70 I ,n,, 5, V i I yyi , p 4 A t t an 'Y :ff . w'fsf,lv-t . 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O D 3 K , . , - 2--'53 N '-wx 71 ff' Q' C0 NM ROI! l FOOTBALL ND WCKLA DIUM N MEMORIAL STA , lf ,f 1 f ,l M V I L CHAMPS Front row left to rrght C Randolph I Rogers L Inskeep G Meade R Bollmer F Wray A Stork C Schwrng B Houston R Wray D Flemrng T M111er Coach Thompson Second row N Johnson P Inabmtt R Cox B Comer H Detherage J Baldauf D Rerd B Kehler B Whrtaker H Edwards C Gangloff B Smrth Coach Roettger Thrrd row B Cannon B Harmon C Cox A Seebohm B Steel C Lane B Whrtaker J Dooley C Nrcholson R Coburn D Ellrs G Brcknell K Detherage Coach Payne Last row C Edwards T Stuard G Rogers L Van Nest I Poteet D Sanders D Srms B Davrdson D Whrte P Robmson L Hargxs I Evans D Whrtenack C Edwards Lockland Walnut H111s 13 Lockland Mrddletown Lockland Greenhrlls Fenwrck Lockland St Bernard Lockland Woodward Lockland Norwood Lockland Marremont Lockland W omrng Lockland Deer Park Lockland Reading 72 Loi , rr, Neff C A 7 ' C 39 ' 52 ' 6 ' 0 26 . 7 26 6 33 0 21 ' O 38 y ' 0 51 0 41 7 HPV! izfg AKQJQ puma? Psa Front row left to rlght D Flemmg C Schwmg H Ed Lme left to rxght D Reld B Whuaker W Whrtaker H wards B Houston A Stork F Wray R Wray Back row Detherage H Edwards A Seebohm C Lane Back f1eld B Cromer L Inskeep R Bollmer capt G Meade R Cox I Dooley J Baldauf B Kehler U Mr Shell Robert Bollmer capt FOOTBALL W1th the f1ght1ng Splrlt and the deslre to w1n, our 1954 squad agaln helped Coach Roettger add another M V I L Champronshlp to h1S long growmg 11St Although our players were small 1n s1ze, thelr aggressweness and sp1r1t proved successful. Sparked by Captam Bob Bollmer and other Sen1or members, our team was able to brmg home many well deserved v1ctor1es We wrsh to thank Coaches Roettger, Payne, and Thompson and the managers, along w1th all the members of the team, for a splend1d season Keep up the good work! 73 1 . ...... A - I.. . Nd 5, . ' .. . - , ' ,.- , A V fl ,Lg . ,.y., . B-ant. ,, L- lr- -V A ., My AJ, - ., . -. - ,. - -,.,, . - V 2 -V ' ' A M ' A . .-,: 'Q '5 'B -' -., , 'at . Vif mf af--L .fn A V A.-1 ' '.lV x - ' '3'11pL-- 'ir' xi, ' f-.--- ..,,,'. .V K - 'fun- .'f.,..: V - V.,,v -, ,LI .Pri ' H23 ' '.zf 'i' , .. - 6! 55l'7 , Ag , AA NL: , . A 3. 436-,,Wg3,,,3.,51,9.A Q V' family ,..:g'r-he-3?5z,iiV-BAV.. I R x,',:,.,,,,- ,ky ,. I, Q, Vt . ., K V gy ft, V v-.L.- -f -- G 1: ,-'1.,w , + 1..iJ.- s'f,m.., 1-.V 211+-a rl V f -Q. -L rw- .N - Q 'farm-+ r Q 1 . ' I . 1 - , . ' ' 2 . . - , . , . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 . 1 - . I . , . 1 - 1 Q - . . 1 - 1 - 1 . . 1 Q t 'I 0 - g l BA KETBALL VARSPTY 22 I I left to rlght Coach Dallmer R Wray F Wray B Cannon R Reid O Keeton R Bollmer W Kehler J Baldauf B Cromer R Cox RESERVES Lefttorlght Fromrow JEvansJ Wmterrowd G Troy K Deatherage C Cox I Whltaker Back row B Davxdson R Whxtaker B Whltaker C Lane I Dooley B Whuaker Coach Payne 74 HIGHLIGHTS AND SCORES BASKETBALL Th1s year's basketball team had an outstandlng season w1th a 19 4 record, the best record SIHCC the state f1nal1st team of 1937 Although runner up 1n league play the team f1n1shed th1rd 1n the southwestern d1str1ct tournament The team was led byCapta1n Bob Bollmer who ga1ned state w1de recognl t1on for h1s play as well as lead1ng the team 1n scorlng w1th365 po1nts, a new school record Dlck Wray d1d a remarkable Job of rebound1ng durlng the entlre season Brother Floyd and Otto Keeton also played very well when called upon at strateglc t1mes These sen1ors, along w1th B1llCromer who has completed h1s h1gh school athlet1c compet1t1on,w1sh the basketball team of next year lots of luck toward an equally wonderful record SCHEDULE Greenhrlls N C l-I Readmg Deer Park Wyommg Readmg Norwood N C I-I St Bernard Alumm DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Marxemom Milford Wyommg Glendale St Bernard N C l-I Sycarnore Vvayne Marxemont Wyommg Wyommg WON 19 LOST 4 75 P 1 5 J , . ' 68-54 . . . 55-44 ' 67-54 63-38 ' 60-70 Greenhills 50-46 Fairfield 61-49 ' 49-40 67-54 . . . 65-54 . 63-54 ' 67-70 ' 50-39 ' 62-60 ' 65-58 56-45 . 70-59 . . . 54-39 64-49 7-12 ' 65-32 ' 61-42 ' 64-82 B Kehler H Edwards BASEBALL M v 1 L CHAMPS Seated left to rlght R Cox D Nutley H Edwards C Schwmg G Brcknell J Baldauf I Evans T Al len Uvlanagerj Standmg Coach Payne B Kehler B Bollmer D Rexd C Lane G Troy I Whxtaker D Harper G Rogers C Edwards flvlanagerj The Panthers have won the M V I L Baseball Champ1onsh1p for the second stra1ght year Coach Payne and h1s players are also 1n l1ne for congratulatlons for the1r wonderful, successful season May they con tmue to do as well m the years to come Congratulauons, boys and coach D Reld D Nutley SENIORS Left to rxght B Bollmer R Cox D Nutley C Sch wmg 76 059 A' L . I V fl A I I C, Schwing B. Bollmer 9 9594, X:: it A ggi: A Stork D Wray R. Cox M v 1 L CHAMPS TRACK il Front row left to nght W Cannon J Wrnterrowd R Whltaker B Davrdson R Whrtaker D Ellrs B Whrtaker B Muacle A Suefel V ReschCStudent teachery Second row A Seebohm D Sanders I Harmon P Robmson Back row B Houston R Cox D Flemrng C Lane D Wray R Wray G Meade A Stork B Cromer Coach Thompson SENIORS 'IS it? 4111411-1,gi Standmg left to ught G Meade D Flemmg D Wray R Wray A Stork B Cromer Kneehng R Cox Coach Thompson B Mrracle P Coach Thompson and hrs team may well be congratulated agam thrs year The team won the M V I L Champ1onsh1p thrs year, besrdes en termg 1n the Marremont lnv1tat1onal and qualrfymg 1n the D1str1ct Com petrtron Several boys partrczpated rn the State Meet Congratulauons' May you do as well next year 77 g EEgg Gbuauld--.gg B Mrracle D. Flemmg 'N' 1 O U O I I A Zlzflflg. X ' E' , . - , 1 2 3 ,A . . Y B A A , , 4 x , i ' f ,A ' ,V 7 ki A Q I ' Z . , . , vw - 35 f ' 'f' MU3, , - . . .- . . . . . . Q Ma .25 t7B tLfWBB? 1 3.3241 , . , . 1 . .B M.-A . . - gr ',r , it 1 y Poteet, C.Cox,'I,Doo1ey, I.Ba1dauf, C. Rawlmgs, B. , . i t A y . - . : . . . . u - u I I 1 1 o I 1 p 5 y . . . , . , . 1 A ua. gg, ' K f - -15 A I B git JA , 1 9: J Y ,, 44 43.4 x .,.. fi. ' B Q 'M ' ' : . . . ' , . . . . . . . . ' : . I D O 0 . 4' ' Y . . . . . 4 if V if V - Q , r ,' - ' ft ' '4 ' ,fm I ' .A B , J' 41 , - ix' AN .riff Q- +15 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THE BOARD Seated fleft to rrghtj Patsy Gruber Faye Naprer Merle Gruber Barbara Parker Jo Ann Wrrght Georgette Swadener Verna Barnes Mary Inabnrtt Opal Bauldauf Standrng Cleft to rrghtj Kathryn Renner Marlene Phelps Juanrta Barnes Coach Jean Horner Barbara Hovencamp Peggy Wynn Leah Johnson Joan Martln OFFICERS Presldent Secretary Treasurer ACTIVITY Badmmton Softball Basketball Golf Hlklng Posture Sw1mrn1ng Publ1c1ty Shuffleboard Archery Jr H1gh Bowl1ng Sr I-hgh Bow11ng Rrdmg Pmg Pong Volleyball Foul Shoot1ng Barbara Parker Bar bara Hovenc amp Juarnta Bar ne s MANAGER Kathryn Renner Verna Lee Barnes Joan Mart1n Merle Gruber Marlene Phelps Peggy Wynn Barbara Parker Patsy Gruber Kathryn Renner Mary Inabn1tt Faye Napler Opal Bauldauf Leah Johnson Jo Ann Wrlght Georgette Swadener Opal Bauldauf ADVISOR M1s s Jean Horner 78 A Vice-Presldent.. .. i. .. .. u u. -. 1. D. .. .. I. . Jo Ann Wright VARSITY TEAMS T h e s e V a r s t y teams played Readlng, Wyom1ng, and St Ber nard Although they were only th1rd 1n the league they had great sp1r1t andde ve lope good sportsmansh1p BASKETBALL G Renaker B Parrrman O Bauldauf C Dunn B Parker Caprarn E Harsh P Wynn G Swadener S Ro erts V Barnes I Barnes P Loebker M Thompson M New J Wrrght 79 VOLLEYBALL Standrng G Renaker C Dunn E Harsh G Swad ener S Roberts V Barnes B Parker Kneelrng M New M Thompson O Bauldauf I Wrlght cap taml Barnes P Loebker To our Coach we owe many thanks for the tlme and effort put 1n to gu1de us Wlth her as s1stance we have be come better sportsmen of tomorrow ' 1 Q 4 .z , I ,A .qs -x A:-' . . - gs 4, -9 C7 Q - 1 . , . , . , . 1 - 1 : l I ' I ' . ' . . , - , . , . . . I 1 . I . . d c A ' . ,xx . ' . x X . . , 1 V, K , . , . . , . , . . , . 1 I - n . , . , . b , . , . I ' 1 ' ' , . , . G.A.A. M BERS 6 0 I -uf' The G A A has accomplrshed much thrs year under the capable leadershrp of Mrss Jean Horner Srxteen actrvrtres were scheduled The purpose ofthe G A A Board ts to represent the gtrls rn dtfferent sports determrne what the G A A wrll do durrng the year and to arrange the schedule for our sports and actrvrtres We acqurted a room adjacent to the locker room for stormg equrpment and holdmg meetmgs Varstty uniforms were purchased through the sale of lrcense plate srgns and sweatshrrts We also held a successful drnner and bake sale Q' 80 : ,f V L P nf A 1 ' 4 Y 1 r , 4' ,D. , . K N ' , MA J Q ACL Q, tsl' ai iii gl V :GW Ln, v A- CHEERLEADERS Left to right- S Roberts J Barnes O Baldauf N Front row-left to right J Barnes N Herrin F Na- Herrin V Dunn F Napier B Griffin J Wright V pier J Wright Back row-V Dunn B Griffin S. Barnes Roberts V Barnes O Baldauf We w1sh to thank the cheerleaders for the enthus1asm and sp1r1t they added to the games, helplng to make our athletlc seasons a greater success P T A SERVICE COMMITTEE Ingold Bob Mtracle Tom Stuard The P T A SCTVICC Commrttee 1S a new organ1zat1on this year The pur pose IS to promote new aCt1V1t18S in the school Dancrng lessons were glven at the beg1nn1ng of the year concluded w1th a formal dance 1n December A Can teen was started on March 27 The off1cers are Janet Renner Presldent, Mary Jane Cwens V1ce Pres1 dent, Sue Proud Secretary, Peggy Wynn Treasurer 81 . - , - . - . - : . , . , . O O O Seated Ueft to rightj Sue Proud, Janet Renner, Peggy Wynn, Mary Jane Owens. Standing: Bob Steel, Dick Wray, Glenn FmQ2ma sr' - t ST -,.f-lf, fmt: :H ::.3.......---..a . PERFUR ERS Washington Washington what a wonderful place With its gleaming monuments and marvelous sights Washington certainly is a beautiful city The Seniors of 54 will always remember Washington but not all of them for the same reason Some will remember it for the beautiful buildings or the various institutions and a few will remember it for the crazy music heard at the Park Side Cafe No matter what the reason we will all remember Washington but one question Why did they build the buildings so far apart? The trip started with a big send off by parents and friends After having been escorted out of town we settled down to the singing of One Scotch One Burbon One Beer and HoneyHush Having completed ten hours of this we decided that a little rest would recondition us for the early morning tour of Gettysburg If only we had received the cooperation of Carl Schwrng dawn would not have found twenty seven seniors with blood shot eyes and wrinkled clothes sleepily tumbling off the bus to meet their guide who was to accompany them on the tour of the battleground lf the guide had not had such a soothing voice I am sure we would have gotten more out of the tour Quiet sleeping seniors Whenwe finally arrived in the great white city we immediate ly registered at the Hamilton Hotel After a quick shower and a fast change we all met in the lobby where we heard the glorious words You re on your own The next morning brought about another meeting in the lobby and the start of our tours To men- tion a few. The Capitol The White House, The Building ofEn- graving and Printing, The Smithsonian Institute The National Art Gallery The Lincoln Memorial, The Washington Monument, - 'nf iv fi t l 1 X 435' ,fd I at 'Q Au 4 A I, TQ ,.,,.,s 4, Va' f ! - ' I 82 'Ti--Q... :Lk JV' VACATIO and the beautrful cherry blossoms These tours held much edu cattonal value but the most enjoyable trmes were to be had srght seerng on our own Ourjoyful days tn Washmgton all too hurrredly came to an end and we agatn found ourselves on the lovely lrttle compact bus By thts ttme everyone on the trtp agreed that prtnclpals and lt brarrans were pretty mce people after all and that Mr Shellwas a very lucky guy because he had such a wonderful ltttle wrfe Our nextbrg stop wasat Wrlllamsburg West Vrrgmla where we stayed rn a prrvate home We arrwed rn the evenmg whrch gave us enough ttme to take rn a movte or walk around town Some of the gtrls were fortunate enough to be entertalned by some nlce fellows from Wtllram and Mary College The tour of the newly restored area proved to be most mterestxng to all Our last nlght was spent tourtng Luray Caverns and staytng at a near by motel Eventhough we had cold showers and no heat rn a few cabtns the smothered grggles and scampermg feet told that everyone was havmg a good ttme The next mormng we were aroused wrth a brg bang QThanks Drck J As the bus rolled along the beauttful country srde on our last day we realrzed that the nrght would fmd us at our Journeys end and the close of a most memorable and wonderful experlence Our bus turned rnto the school parkrng lot at ll 00 P M where our parents were wattrng to take us home We were glad to be home but sad that a Lrtp such as ours could not go on for a week or so more 83 'T 4' '7- U- 7Y ' gif! LITTLE PERFORMERQ 1 Lyle lnskeep 2 ArmBeebe 3 Nancy Stewart 4 Geraldme Waskom 5 Alex Noftsger 6 DanF1ern1ng '7 Shtrley Isaacs 8 Charles Harper 9 Otto Keeton 10 Janet Schrrefer ll Phyll1sMowat 12 Bob Mrracle 13 Gera1d1neWadd1e 14 Delores Mynatt 15 Mary Jo Von Hagen 16 Btll Houston. 17 Ruth Rerfsteck 18 Sh1r1eyChadwe1l 19 Marlene Wtlcher 20 Patsy Mtx 84- 5' ' 'Q , ,J I 'J , f : ' 1 I y, A A . .ff Ty? f, .x Vx ,V 'K , f. H Ah? , I I O I I I I I 0 I I I A . . . . . . . . . . . 0 I l I I I I ' 0 Q . . . . . ALOHA,' JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET N The senlors were the honored guests of the Jumors on May 15 1954 As the sen1ors entered mto the sett1ng of palm trees flowers and candlehght they recelved a beautlful le1 from a member of the recep t1on l1ne After a wonderful Hawauan d1nner Toast Master John Banholzer 1n troduced B111 Kehler who welcomed the Senlor class and Ronald Sm1th on behalf of the Senlor class thanked the .Tumors for he d1nner At that t1me Major Norman 1rm1e gave a very 1nsp1r1ng speech After a farewell speech from Mary Inabmtt the .1un1ors gave the last oha by s1ng1ng 'Farewell to Thee 3 . -Q' 85 X If ' ny. 1' S xy ll A X ' . . . . , u . . , I , - 8 .. . , l . I. - , I , , f. . . , . nal ll ' - 1 ll. fig? K r A 1 -A . I t . I Q., 1 1 , zf.4 +'.Va'a 'Q A Q, I ', ' A f rx . Pi?-r e V - -w .- b 1 K ft N Q W Q V 1 , rn' M g ' 'T' an A , . fi f 4 yn ' ' 5 T 1- ar-e---I 'll ANNUAL ATHLETIC BANQUET Q! The b1ggest and best ever' That s1ngle statement best sums up th1s year's athlet1c banquet The banquet was a very enjoyable affa1r con s1st1ng of fr1ed ch1cken to eat and l1sten1ng to Coach Glenn T1ger El l1son the guest speaker The athletlc banquet th1s year was dedlcated to Coach Roettger 1n honor of h1s f1ne record as a teacher and coach at Lockland Hlgh School The h1ghl1ghts of the evenmg were the announce ments that R1ck' had been appo1nted D1r6CtOI fo Athlet1cs and Mr Charles Payne had been selected as the new football coach Mr Shell served as the toastmaster w1th the coaches rev1ew1ng the var1ous ath let1c seasons and g1v1ng spec1alrecogn1t1on to the senlor boys who were soon to graduate Mr EITISOH dellvered a f1ne message emphas1z1ng the importance of MORALE to a great group of boys who have compiled a magnificent record. 3 X Q q Xe lg 'bun -Ja? JIS' P 86 BACCALAUREATE vw Fl-if Vs- On June 6th at 4 00 P M fifty two seniors marched into the auditorium to the strains of Faith of Our Fathers This was the beginning of our final week at Lockland High School Of course we felt very proud and important but as the Rev Sensibaugh spoke on 'Put Forth Thy Hand we realized there is still much to learn that this WaS only the beginning The service was one of the most important services during our school career and we will be reminded of it as we make decisions in the future CLASS NIGHT Wednesday June 9th was class night. Here we were saying our last fare wells before commencement. The evening began with a group of senior musicians playing some real ter- rific Dixieland. Awards were thenpresented, followed by a girls' chorus. Who will ever forget our skit, Infiltration of Over-Privileged Teachers, with Mr. R. U. Dunce, Miss Littletwig, Mr. Rightlar, and Miss Affectionate!! Of course the verdict was guilty and the sentence was 30 more years of teach- ing at Lockland High School. After a few comical awards were given to our teachers,we closed the even- ing by singing our Alma Mater . 87 THE FINAL PERFORMANCE This was the end of our last week at Lockland High School It just seemed to fly There we were sitt ng on the stage try ng to realize that things would never be the same as our Valedictorian said during the course of the evening We probably never again would be assembled in one group Our speaker for the evening Harry Heffner used the topic Who Goes Your ing the development of character and personality As we left the auditorium and walked down the halls for the last time as sen 1ors we realized what these twelve years had done for us They had prepared us for this very night when we would leave Lockland High School and enter into the world where a great deal would be expected of us Thanks to our teachers parents and friends we shall be ready 88 0 . i i . . , . . . . . , . . ,, ' ' ll D: a 2 Way, to address the class. We believe many will remember his words concern- , . 1 ' - 9 9 3 ' S Y XL!! X xx-2 Anxxgx If 'yr XJ xeiwf :t7i 1 X V ff We . Q , ' Q 0 I I ' oi I 0 , W 0 BEST OF LUCK FROM Shlrl ey Roberts an Duck Wray KRAMER S VALLEY LANES OI1 BOWLING BAR League and Open Bowling VA 2618 Wayne and Wyommg Aves TATMAN TAXI SERVICE 2 way adro II cars Day and Nlght 32 years ln business serving the publuc Frank Westendorf Proprietor Lockland Ohlo ROLFES SHOES NatlonaIIy Advertised Footwear Lockland Ohio St Bemard Ohio DR R T WELLING JR OPTOMETRIST at Dunn E Locklqnd OI-HQ VA 7780 Band SI Orchestra Instruments PIANOS ELECTRONIC ORGANS WE RENT TEACH REPAIR Iluszc For All Instruments DAVITT 81 HANSER Everyth1ng Muslcal 416 Mann St MAnn 4075 - r ' - in a d d . VA. 9597 Lockland, Ohio 0 0 THE STEARNS 81 FOSTER COMPANY Lockland, Clnclnnatl 15 Ohlo Manufacturers of uallty Products For More Than a Century F O U N D E D 1 8 4f 6 Mattresses for correct comfort Mountaln Mlst Needle Easv Qulltlng Cotton Cotton W adding For All Purposes S F Valley l369 9 valley 5697 MITMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE Prmceton 9736 A AComplete Selection Furnlture Appliances Carpenters and General Contractors Ready ,O Wea, and shoes 419 'lome Ave Cor Wayne and Wyomung Aves W Loclcland Loclclancl Clnclnnat: I5 Ohlo Valley 2274 BENHAM S MEATS Wvm Huntgr, Pro Va 5847 Clncunnatu l6 Ohio Valley 2322 Wyoming Ohio George .l Meyer 127 Hartwell Ave Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We Deliver Valley 9757 9 . p. ' 129 Hormel' Ave, Quality Dairy Products TUDOR COURT INN DINING ROOM Luncheon Dinner 1130AMto2O0PM 5OOPMl073OPIWI 404 Ludlowfi e CI Ho nc of o Pho eAVo 9242 forgo p ese f VICAL FLORAL SHOPPE o n ens o n l s CtFIo PI nies Corsages 0fD1st1nct10n Lockic d Oh o Volley 9879 . . o h in i v . i n Ci inn i,Ohi n n r u r 'o 124 William Street Fl ral Arm gem 1 f n Fu erals, Wedd'ngs, Ho pifals u wers - o r ee 99 - - - as n , i THE VOGUE All That Ne F rW QOATS MILLINERY DRFSSES I y a COUR TESY OF HERRIN S BARBER SHOP GRUNKEMEYER SULLIVAN AND ISAACS AND ASSOCIATES A ch tects 81 Eng nee s Ph EA f 5000 . 'S w 0 omen Vale 1091 L kl Oh' ' Compliments of 9 9 r i i r one s DISTINCTIVE GIFTS WELLING S JEWELERS COHPLIWENIS OF LOU WILKING GROCERY GOLDEN S BAKERY 2l4Wulllam Street Complrme ts of Lawrence s Grocery Locklmd Ohm ll9 Lock Street Loclcland O VA 9723 Va 965l Valley 2032 RUSSELL BEAUTY SHOP Cooper s Shoes Agnes Jones Proprietor H9 M'll Street Lockland Ohio 206 Dunn Street Lockland Ohio volley 9742 MABEL SHURTE s Ella Shoppe BEAUTY SHOP 206 Dunn St Valley 9778 215 E Wyoming VA 4536 Loclcland Lockland Ohio ..- 1, I 1 ll I , . I I I I I . . . I Complwnents S Dietrich Food Shoppe Benson at Jefferson 503 Davis Lockland O Readmg Ohio Po 1887 Valley 4089 We feature Permanent Waving Hair Cutting 8. Styling Belmonf Clofhmg CONNIE S BEAUTY SALON J 8' A CLOTHING 216 Dunn St Lockland 15 Ohio Betty Covalelne 200 Dunn St A complete llne of menswear Proprietor Lockland Ohio A so Boys sizes from 2 to 18 MERKLES MEATS BOB WHITENACK S RESTAURANT 1501 Reading Rd 222 Du nn Street Cholce Meats Reads ng Oh IO We Valley Across Deliver 0108 0109 FPOIII The FAMOUS GLASS BARN .' I Of I Valley 0948 . I . I 9 CQOVTIPZLVIZCIUS O COIIlp!LV7lC7lf9 HANLEY JEWELERS Wafches Diamonds CITIZEN S A , T , DISCOUNT CORP pp IGIICSS E EVISIOU Vo 6747 208 Dunn St Lockland H2 W Wyoming Ave WRAY'S MORROW Ben Franklln btore The Vullew S Frzendlzest Varzetw Store HO Mull Street E Locklund Ohio When you need Prmhng Vo 0370 of 9 J w . . . ' Small Loans Discounts I R1 T cc 1 ,Q - - f V I 5: ' I Compliments of KING TELEVISION SERVICE Po 5220 28 W Benson Street Readrng Ohro Complzments 0 KNOX DEPARTMENT STORE TWO CARLSON STORES 109 S Wayne Ave W Lockland valley 0074 Dunn and Mlll St E Lockland Valley OOI I Fonnerly Hartman and Barley A Dependable Place To Buy Biddle s Muslc Store Establlshed 'I9I5 430 BENSON STREET READING OHIO Clncmnatr I5 Pranos Band and Strmged Instruments Radio Televlslon Refrigeration and Applrances Trades Taken Cash or Confndentual budget terms Va 2365 RICHARD MATRE Lockland Texaco Trres Batteries IO0 W Wyomlng Ave Valley 9840 Princeton 8695 VILLAGE SQUARE BEAUTY SHOP 25 Village Square Glendale An Ita Westendorf Complzments Of TOUCHDOWN GRILL . . . . . U I if ,Q u I 0 - - - Minor Repairs . I . I I I I Offnce Va 2238 es Po 1282 Von Bergen s Betty .l Parmley Bonds Insurance ll6 Wnlllam Street Custom Tailors Alteratlon and Dry Cleaning 107 Mull St Lockland Ohio Locklond Ohio Y ICYLLTIIE. F755 :V RUBY JCIHNSUN :Q Lfifaf 57. e Howard Pharmacy Valley l400 125 WILLIAM 5-r VA B228 E ,T LOCKL ND, LUCKLANU uma 607 West Forrer Locklan Ohio SMITH JONES INC Dry Cleaners Va 0690 Va 3546 l'lugl1Popplewell T W Smlth Complzments 0 SAWBROOK Steel Castlngs Company Electric Steel Lockland Cunclnnat: Ohro ' . R . . ' ,, no 'W Nl' X ST ' 0: 'ff ii. if I -'71 fQ ' '.ftf.QZl -f.- Z- -fi 5- ' ij Prescriptions a Speciality -9' N 4: 1 E , ca. .5 5 vis I A A I , dl l ' f Jos A Westendorf Two complete stores Lockland Ohio W omlng Ohio Matthews Beauty Salon ll6 S Wayne Ave Lockland T5 Ohlo Phone Valley 9859 THE TUNE TOPPERS ORCHESTRA .I Banholzer Valley H37 T H Hawkins Insurance Agency l2l Benson Street Reading Clncrnnatu I5 Ohro Phone Valley 3l88 Valley 0630 Coal Coke Vetulrfy Feed Peatmoss Charcoal LICHENBERG PAINT STORE Paint Specialists 122 S Wayne Valley 4204 PAT CLEANERS Va 9215 We operate our own plant Quality Cleaning and Pressing 402 E Wyoming Ave Lockland Ohio Complzments Lockland Police Dept 0 C ' . I . Y ' , ' . I . . . I . Ben Riesenberg Sons lnc. Of I . For Your Enjoy ment MAY FAIR ICE CREAM Recognlzed For Its Extra Goodness AT BETTER DE ALERS TOM BELL S CHILI PARLOR VALLEY SWIMMING POOL P AL S TOGGERY SHOP Benson Sf eef R cd ng Oh o KOEHLER HARDWARE V lley s Old L St . Compliments Compliments of Of Y Com liments of I a ' es ore r e i , i Sclmmlt Meats Complzments Home Made Sausage 1009 Jefferson Ave F DAGGY FEED and COAL Reodmg Ohm We Deliver Valley 4564 CONGRA l'ULA TIONS To The Class 0 1954 MAUGLE APPLIANCE C0 M S JEWELERS lll Reading Rd Reading Oluo Va 7766 604 Wyomung Ave Valley 2963 DEPENDABLE MOTOR INC KESSLERS SHOES A New 709 W Wyoming Ave West Lockland Dodge Plymouth Dealer Wzshes You Every Success Startzng On Your New Career For Your Fuiure servlce Complzments Sfop Af 630 W Wyoming Ave Locklond O Valley 2280 Moeller s Bakery Of f . of Complzments Jam Mary andLeeClark Complzments ELIER S FOOD MARKET Wm Crotty Choace Mears and Poulfry Complzmenls 0 Jack s Dept Store 7l2 W Wyoming Ave Lockland Oh no Complzments Hensley s Barber Shop opposlte Cnty Hall Complzments Of THE VICTORY BAR H .I Gardner A S Tucllfarber Phone Valley 1300 READING GARAGE Ford Sales and Servlce Ford Tractor Sales and Service l300 Readlng Rd Reading Ohio . of . Of . ' f Pl10l'1e Valley Wyoming Ave. Clqfhing Fgf The Enfife Fqmily . of ASHBROCK ELECTRIC SHOP Racllo and T V Sales and Service 132 W Benson Street Phone Valley 2989 HARRIGAN S PHARMACY 310 W Benson Street Valley 2407 Reading Olwlo Valley 3626 Herbzost Mgr Photo Speclallst DISCEPOLI CAMERA SHOP 7321 Vme Street Carthage Cm I6 Ohlo Movue Stull Darkroom Equipment All Popular Brands SULLIVAN S Men s and Boy s Clothing Mull at Dunn Lockland Olwlo Cf mplunents KI N G B E E Complzmenzs of LICHTY S JOE and CLEM Comphments GUTH BROS POST 111 Amerlcan I 1 glon I S 9 I . I I Y , . ' l . I Y u I ' I and Supplies I I h of of W T K. O . I' R . I SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Y LOCKLAND FLORIST HermanL Benken Prop 725 Wyommg Ave Lockland O Valley 3931 We Dellver THE ENTERPRISE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION COMPANY p ents f FIRESTONE STORES II7 II9 MILL ST LOCKLAND CINCINNATI I5 OHIO VG 5224 TELEPHONE VALLEY I297 II5 MIII 5? I-OCIQIUHCI Be t Washes To The Class Of1954 LOCKLAND BICYCLE SHOP The Mallcreek Valley News Your Hometown Newspaper Schwmn Dealers I I5 West Forrer Locklclnd, Ohio Valley 57I9 If It ' Ir N . - I -ee :Ahh . I 9 . Com lim 0 S . THE LOU BARROWf LOCKLAND Cholce Meats Poultry LUMBERCO Pnttsburgh Pamts Grogerlgg Armstrong s Resilient Floors Builders Hcrdwa re Masonlte Products we Deliver Anderson Products Valley 989 200 Dunn Sf Locklond 0h,o Locklcnd Ohio Complzments 0 Eu num 4112. 1 12 S Wayne Ave Locklond PO 5400 Complete Home Outfitters BERGBROTHERS PHARMACY The Rexall Store Mull and Dunn Phone VAlley 0200 Registered Pharmacist on duty at ull tlmes QQ 99 Johns-Monville Products 1 . ' f 9 f DARLING AND COMPANY Compliments of THE H MEYER AND SONS DAIRY LOCKLAND L CLUB The Panthers Boosters Objectlves and Accompllshments for The School Year .33 54 Sponsored and sold Season Football Tlckets Sold advertlslng for the football pro gram Fumlshed free police protection at football games basketball games and toumaments Furnished dmner to the football squad after attendung an Ohio State Game Sponsored and fumlshed refreshments for pep rally prlor to the Manemont Game Sponsored MEET THE SQUAD NIGHT forthetootball and basketball teams Furnished Reserve and varsity cheerleader s uniforms tor basketball Furnished new runnlng suits for the Varslty and Junlor Hugh track teams Furnished bus transportatlon for the bmd to the Greenhllls and Middletown Fenwick football games Fumlshed wmner trophy for the Christmas Basketball Toumament Sponsored annual Sprung Athletic Banquet for the boys of all athletic teams Constructed player s sldellne benches at the stadium Presented trophies for the Panther and Pantheress ofthe Cla ss of l954 Membership open to all men Interested ln our Hugh School and Its Teams O . . . ,, r I' A . - .. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . u n . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . I 1 n I 1 . . . . . . . . Compliments Of Compliments of PROGRESS THE JOHN MUELLER COMPANY LAUNDERERS AND BEST WISHLS DRY CLEANERS INC SCHUMAN S Wearrng Apparel Lockland Ohio St Bernard Ohio BETTER SCHOOLS We belreve that education In our public schools Improves the American way ot llvlng rn a free society Therefore ln order to assist with the development of better schools we are uslng the full strength of the PARENT TEACHER program to foster better understanding of the purv- pose and goals of our school system from 1953 Ohio Parent Teachers Convention Platform f 9 0 I I . I , . . 0 I . . . . ?' Q-of G Q x' ti We re IIIOIC than proud of you' For many years Gardner has taken a button bustmg pnde m the graduates of your hlgh school And why shouldnt we? Your success IS the commumty s success Your future IS the natlon s future And rn thxs community and ln thls natlon Gardner has a great deal at stake Proud? Of course we are But we re MORE than proud Thanks to The Gardner Scholarslup Fund our entlre Orgamzatlon earns a sense of partlcxpatlon ln the future Year after year thxs Fund ards hlgh school graduates as they go on to higher educatron and larger opportunity ln thls way Gardner people express a pnde-not only xn your accomphshments of today but m the greater accomphshments of tomorrow to whxch this fund mll make nts small contributron To all graduates we say Well done' Our future IS UI your hands' For more mlormauon about The Gardner Scholarship fund write our Director of Industrial and Public Relations for a copy of 'The Youzh of America. 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