Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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D0 Y0 REMEMBER? FIRST ROW: ?? ?? Ruby Taylor, Connie Straw, Sally Beach, Belle Bigharn, Ellen Stump, Mary Adelblue, Patty Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Allan Clouse, Bob Brunni, Charles Putman, Ilo Woods, Janice Morgan, Bob Ernerick, Donald Ficket, Jim Hoverman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Smalley, Bob Williams, Bill Stutz, Ronnie Snyder, Charles Rice. 'xl f .,-' -Yrs. ' fa- fg- ,qgmyymwywls ,, ii' ix ' ' in N ' ' , E yff is f ' ' ' -C , E 1 Q Bill Stutz, Bob Williams, Bob Emerick, K by U, Donald Ficket, Charles Rice, Bob Brunni, yv , L 3 , Allan Clouse, Charles Putman. gd W ' '5 ' QI E l' 1 AiQ..'ekS SJQ... B , Patty Brubaker, Belle Bignarn, Janice X. ' Morgan, Ma.ry Adelblue, Connie Straw, Ellen Stump, Sally Beach, Ruby Taylor, Ilo Woods. 1 , WFBMQ jf Mla M DOLL JI I, 1-,A W

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CALENDAR '53-'54 Sept. 9 Sally Beach's Birthday Jan. 8 Paulding Game 13 Jack Tribolet's Birthday 16 Mendon Game 14 School starts 22 Convoy-Union Game 14 Election of officers 26 Rockford Game Oct. 2 Bob Emerick's Birthday 29 Willshire Game 4 Bob Williams's Birthday 31 Charles Putman's Birthday 9 Jim Ayer's Birthday Feb. 2 Annual Meeting 12 Received Name Cards 5 Blue Creek Game 14 Barb Brubaker's Birthday 9 St. Henry Game 16 Junior Class Play 12 Wren Game 19 F, H, A, Initiation 17 Tournament 22 Y-teen Slumber Party 27 Y-teen Dance 23 NO SCHOOL Mar. 6 Chili Supper 23 NO SCHOOL 12 Operetta 31 Halloween 27 Bill Stutz's Birthday Nov. 4 Pat Brubaker's Birthday 30 Vocal Festival 6 Fayette Game Apr. 1 Marji Edwards's Birthday 7 F, H, A, Rally 14 Y-teen Assembly 9 Grover Hill Game 15 Eighth Grade Test 13 Fall Festival 16 Easter Vacation 18 Senior Pictures Taken 23 Senior Class Play 20 Monmouth Game 27 Band Festival 26 NO SCHOOL 30 Y-teen Spring Dance Dec. 2 Bob Army's Birthday May 7 Senior Assembly 4 Hoaglin-Jackson Game 9 Tom Ainsworth's Birthday 11 F. H, A. Homecoming 14 Jr. -Sr. Prom 11 Van Del Game 16 John Hoffman's Birthday 15 Celina I. C. H. S. Game 19 Recognition Assembly 18 York Game if 20 Senior Exams 22 Received Senior Pictures 23 Baccalaureate 26 Charles Rice's Birthday 28 Commencement 30 Alumni Game June 10 Janice Morgan's Birthday 31 Rhea Boroff's Birthday July 20 Lee Pontsler's Birthday 31 1954--lComing Closer! 23 Ellen Stump's Birthday Jan. 4 NO SCHOOL Aug. 29 Mr. Leiendecker's Birthda R Q? --cw-..,Nk 7 E . W 'Wife . 1 , . . mmm .: 1 :M my ' ' ' 'fl as o 6 :ffl -,-,,- - - 7 I Q 13 ' , gfmiigb ' az 7 Babu. ' 2 , K . 5 , Q62 Q . W N 7 - l Z f i6 K fa? a Q B -' Z ' 1 5 f ,, f ' -2 9 2 74 A . G .- f , 2? 221 A ' f ' 9 C ,' H l f if N fl Y

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C ASS It was a very rainy day in July and I was on my way home from Cali- fornia to visit a few friends and relatives, when I stopped in Ohio City. The year was 1963 and after nine years I had become pretty lonesome for the place, so I went into a confectionary for some Ice Cream. I waited several minutes before getting waited on so I asked to see the manager, who to my astonishment was Bob Army. We had quite a little talk and I was on my way. 1 turned the corner onto Carmean Street where I saw a sign Ellen's Beauty Salon . I thought it would be a pretty good idea to get my hair set, since it was raining and my hair was straight, so I went in. The beautician was Ellen Stump and under one of the dryers was Rhea Boroff. Ilearned that Rhea was married and had three little girls and Ellen had two blonde boys. I also learned from them, that Pat Brubaker had four darling red heads. I got my hair fixed and started again. I hadn't gone far when I heard a siren, so I pulled over to the side of the road and found that it was the State Patrolman. I had been speeding. When the officer started writing out the ticket I thought I recognized him. When I asked his name, he said it was Bob Emerick. We chatted a while and I was off again. I turned the corner and started down the Wren road, when I saw a familiar looking man building ahouse. Idecided it was Jim Ayers so I stopped to talk with him. He said he was building this house for his new wife. Knowing Jim as I did, I wondered at him just now getting married. He explained that this was his 4th wife. After going home and visiting I decided to look up the whereabouts of some of my other classmates, since my husband was coming the next day by plane. I went to Van Wert and was walking down Main Street when I saw Sally Beach. She told me she was living in Celina. She told me that another of our classmates had made quite ashow for himself. It seems that Charles Putman, after six years of professional basketball, retired and is now serving his home town as Mayor. I also learned that Barb Brubaker was the new editor of the Times Bulletin. When I went down to see Barb, she told me our class was Q Q .3-I '9 J, ,' N G I 0 L' :S f x l Ili I '. NY ' ' . 5: ,J 'A 1 '- 4 iff 1-11: fy 4 I Hx bl 131' ':21:x- ' v 1 'xx 6 If Elgil? ' f.. ' -4 ,L was-.11 EEE A ., .. .