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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

-if 'QKWTZL is 'Wir A fs , 516. Q ' x vig!!-' K A tier R... PRESIDENT DARRELL BRAND A lad with outstanding ability and a sparkling personality. The Senior class flourished under his excellent leadership. This lad ambles from one class to another preparing for his col- lege days. VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN SLAGLE Is a happy go-lucky farmer. In the fourth act he co-stars with the leader. He is Ohio City's Harry James. I x E 5 5:-mN,,,K 4?--an 'Nu-r OFFICERS R . ar -I aw' Wei' 14' 1--N-any ,..v ' ANNUAL EDITOR CYNTHIA RAGON Is not a friend for a day but a friend for always. She is the confident eager Editor of our yearbook. This pretty girl will have success in life and always be known as Our Little Nell. 0 952- ri . i3 h .1 i-.ks ' SECRETARY MARILYN RHODES Is the attractive Drum Majorette of the Band. She is the recorder of her class in the third and fourth act. As Editor of the Totem Pole she accom- plishes much with her pen and ink. ff' I-Q93 TREASURER MARILYN RICKARD Is the enthusiastic leader of the All Star Y-Teens. With her clever and outstanding personality she is a pal to everyone. This blue eyed girl is the asst. editor of the yearbook and ap- pears in special performances. I . Qi . L. my . xfiiii, fn... NANCY SPAHR Is a cute little strawberry blond. She is what you call Lucky in Love. Often she is seen whizzing through town in a Yellow Convertible. DAVID SMALLEY Is filled with natural humor and bright lines. In the first act he starred as president of his class. This comedian is also noted for his ability in acting and singing. Chase him girls, he's full of fun. LARRY STUKEY Is a super duper classmate with an outstanding personality. As publici- ty chairman his posters are both clever and original. To learn about English is definitely not this 1ad's desire. fy Rx x, -midi' l if if ,faux X., ,gf - , J f ' , L' 1 I f E Xi A sity' Miqrf' 5 ' 1 '- affix , all ,. --- Emi ' i?Z?E3422k't f V wa.. 'S meal' f r v-,ff ,a - mm Uiii122'ikizjieilfgg-tr:',2':.,-:1g.32-:- l Yi. 1:f. 1- V iggiiiiirlt.,-,171Q1?E'g1.g ,1::ZE133lgIf:fi. 'A JERRY KOHN 5' ,, Will make any audiance laugh ems ves s'c wi is 'v ' . 5 th el 1 k th h 11 el okes This cute guy is small but mighty with his bass drum. HTHI'WAS '55 TO GRADUATE 16762 JANICE GARDNER Is the kind of gal who'll be the people's choice for fun and personality, as well as for her voice. With pep and enthusiasm she helps lead the cheers. Drama is her role in Which is the way to Boston. 75 I Neat and shiny like a pearl finds KAYE ROLLER This charming girl has a finger in every pie including Y-Teens, chorus, FHA, and class plays. A familiar sound in our halls is her endless chatter, every one know its friendliness, and not gos- sip that's the matter. 4-.9 RUBY TAYLOR A real cool girl who couldn't stay away from dear O. C. L. Look Out? Who's coming? Its Ruby with her hot rod Buick. 'We' Y' -Y--:UP if wifi, 'P' .RK RONNIE BROWN This all around guy is famous for his athletic ability. He has that certain something that girls fall for. Why aren't they all contented like me? , ..,,,,i. , . . H . iidigiig-2 I f . -- - 5f,gis.f . X g - , X 3 ' . . ' I - 1' A ,sf 1 1' :4 , I TL 5, 'l .w, ' R H , ' P. .54 wiv' '-fail' 'Q t wmfyf '1 f ws , 4 R A xx X KENT JONES This friendly fellow is a success when it comes to sports. He is a man of the world, in a Chevy, that the girls think is quite neat. SHIRLEY HIGH appearing in the special performances a thrilling experience. In act one she is given an abundance of money. Nor know we anything so fair as the smile upon her face. is -0-' HTHI HELEN WALLS Full of cheer and laughter enjoys popularity. She helps lead our team to victory. In the third acts she plays the role of an old maid, but as the curtain falls we have a feeling that a Plymouth will drive her away. 'q,'-7+ DIXIE CLOUSE Is a fun loving and likeable lass. She portrays the part of Granny in She Ain't Done Right By Nell. This girl has great skill in musical perfor- mances. She may not be a Ford but she sure can rattle on. it-n 6. 'wiii wifi. ' QW A 1:1- 99' .lf -rf-fl' NORMAN MOORE Is a towering and attractive fel- low. His arrival is always accompanied by the screech of his sliding tires. This small town boy is noted for his skill at a basketball game. 'i T Ry i .aw M t ag, 634,53 4 l uf' - :Qui iff? C34 - ,5 2 V I2 4:32345 -. 35,1-71' ,grip ,fl MARCIA KRUGH Is a typical romantic teenager with a sparkle in her eye. She finds chorus, Y-Teens and class plays a lot of fun. Love comes in the window and goes out the door. .-370' JK A ,fir g '4 'P 'sv' X X xx ROBERT AMES Is tall and quiet, with a real nice smile. Where there is excitement or action there is Bob with his camera. He was, The Answer To A Maiden's Prayer. OUR YEARH rx , --'WK N-,M ffl 5 v . - H , k-'vu 'l .-gl -ef f . ,-' 1 V .W F '1 ffl will . T0 WANDA KOHN Noted for her height and beauty, has many friends. She is Belle of the Campus Sinclair and appears in some of our romantic scenes. 'Cl' JAMES HOVERMAN Is a clever and witty character, who finds great joy in living. Not only was he good in acting but as manager of the Warriors in act two, he was great. More bounce to the ounce. M'nw. +5465 '69 iwulupv DONNA ADELBLUE Is a merry and honest friend. The Y-Teens find her help very efficient. Some day she'l1 make a great teacher. She chatters as she goes and she goes on forever. f if - JEANENNE BALLIET Is a charming teenager with cheer fulness as her creed. She is outstand ing in musical performances. As mimeo graph operator, she is excellent help If there is mischief brewing she is do- ing the stirring. GRADUATE gs. - A, ' '. bf - ' - 'V ' N 1 f K -'url' V vrl -'-'MQ ALBERT HOFMANN This quiet intellectual boy is al- ways willing to a give a helping hand to his fellow actors. His interest lies chiefly in the field of agriculture. 5 lr vgr? pr x' A' .5 gig, 5 .f 'i '. ' . W ,-ILiC'AlxliS- .W ft.. - V. , .Luigi 'Q' MARCIA WALTERS Is a gay young gal with long brown hair. During the first two acts she was a majorette of the band. In the commercial room you can hear the tap, tap, tap, of her flying fingers. ilifiijl N as. 'P Iii , l QV' 'l v . .' 'IQ . : ,e as Q J. v -,if Y ROGER SNYDER Is a good natured fellow who even in special performances portrays the part of a farmer. With the Boom! Boom! Boom! of his big horn he an- nounces his arrival. HELEN MERKLE Full of joy and happiness, finds actions speak louder than words. She is an active member of the Y-Teens and chorus. This lovely girl is the chief librarian in the last act. A good Nha sive- girl is always qu1et. CHARLOTTE POLLAK ' -y i X. ,A .-vw Is a jolly young lass who is liked by all. Being the druggist daughter, the other members of the cast find her very helpful for quieting those stage nerves. LEONA CARR Is our little shiny sunbeam who never makes much noise. This future homemaker is very pleasant to have ' around. ROBERT SPITLER Is a scholar with sturdy good sense. success and fame. as it may, he will dom will give him Let the world go take it anyway. Nm.. 'ffnobill' , at 4 q llus w K W - gpg. . . 1 TG . . ' f Q. K, f ' ' K 7. ' 6.1. ' - iff' 5 A K W fi. He is another Joe Palooka. His wis- CLASS PROPHECY H ..AQuAx!I K r Jr fp -4 YE miisvyx. Mod RQLL Q. el E ,-I RK of . R S B . 'Sy x 'l f 13 N atb' VN Q Ing Su f :Q ost I E Q P1-es, x I ISUZU Y, 6 Play b 9 X -. DONNA b0y L XS! 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JU IORS The Juniors have been busy selling apples, candy, and other items to gain vital money needed to finance all their activities. They find their time schedule completely filled up in preparing for their Class Play and Senior Prom in the Spring. Guided by their capable director, Mr. Chapman, they have succeeded and know they will have a glorious curtain call. 5 O06 6' First Row: Connie Hoverman, Marilyn Stukey, Lucy Merkle, Londa Andrews, Ruth Rice, Marcia Scheidt. Second Row: Mr, Chapman, Jim Dull, John Adelblue, Dick Prior, Pete Witten, Ronald Putman, Bruce Baker. Third Row: Walter Cramer, Gregg Gardner, Rodney Smith, Don Army, Don Cowgill, Dick Clouse, David Bigham. 5 I A - l - - I J. DULL il R. SMITH Vice-President W. CRAMER President M. SCHEIDT Secretary Treasurer E HOFFMAN Treasurer SUE ROSS President D CLOUSE Vice-President K BRUBAKER Secretary SOPHO ORE The class of 1957 entered into the second act of their play under the direction of Mr. Elmore. To show they were backing the Mighty Warriors they sold beanies. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy became their favorite saying, so next on the agenda was a big Christmas party at Dick Jones' that proved to be very hilari- ous. This is a cross-section of their great sophomore year. Op C45 pf QV' C868 illi , .... I 45 V ' UH ' fi . ' J 2--Q lu: QT, , . 4, 1 . , gT,,M1' V Y F' 1,.Q::3,.. B if A I i hriw Y' f I V C, . .z..w... B 9 . - . , v-, U ' D W, Y ri. 1 ',, la' A X ' X Q' 'L X , + .7 4 ,, ' . Y pf' 4, 1, 'h . '.. 1 i . wif 5 F ., First Row: Kay Thompson, Linda Cowan, Judy Hunter. Shirley Rickard. Janet Williams, Karen Brubaker, Janice Adelblue. Second Row: Mr. Elmore, Barb Ainsworth, Betty Lockhart, Eulalia Hoffman, Marilyn Rice, Sue Ross, Dick Jones, Ronnie Krugh, Jim Adelblue. Third Row: Wally Rhodes, Dave Clouse, Keith Wortman, Ned Agler, Jim Ash, Jan Matthews, Glenn Ponstler, Harold Chaney, Kenny Balliet, Stanley Ayers. Absent--Carolyn Heppeard, Charles Mathew. Secretary, K. Kline, Treasurer, J. Rowlandg President, M. Wallsg Vice- President, C. Merkle. FRESHMAN The meek little freshmen started their Om eq? first entrance on stage with a bang. Especi- ally that day and night of their initiation 429 conducted and managed by their dearly be- First Row: Marvin Walls, Harold Dull, Bob Stutz, Kedar Army, Tom Witten. Second Row: Janis Eller, Rosie Amweg, Kay Kline, Judy Rowland, Kathy Schnitz, Nancy Tribolet, Dora Ains- worth, Shirley Snyder. Third Row: Mr. Buchholtz, Helen Carr, Linda Mott- inger, Norma Ainsworth, Betty McHugh, Nan Sidle, Jill Krugh, Marilyn Blossom, Barb Adelblue, Joe Gish. Fourth Row: Royce High, Phil Ames, Bill Carr, Jim McHugh, John Ainsworth, Don Chaney, Rog Norton, Gene Brown, Charles Merkle. Absent-Kenneth Thompson. loved Seniors. Under the direction of Mr. Buchholtz their year has been prosperous. a n E . P -PW k. 'l 1 Y Q 'ix sl' Q -0 A, Q ' I cf. ' Q -. 3..X.-L -'if' Q55 ...NA t -' W. 5 - 1 1 . tu Jnfuyff. 33- ' Lf' -' .ov . 47-FP A' .-' - ' any ,Mfr J , Q N 'S .,,5r W' ., af.-1 ,Q-Y ax : E1U.f13sl',AgC.p I' 2 Wx 'I 'Q of 4' 'vfy ' 1. -sh . 4 A nn wa X ,- ax, xjj .Milf-.N x Q' N, 1 n. wg xx f - M 1-'F A. . W-M 2'?3?,q Q25 1 'iii FF x, 1- 2 K5 if 4 F .s x 1' ,fxS+i.f ff: D 0 f li First Row: J. Latta. M. Kline, D. Good, T. Galloway, L. Ickes, T. Kohn, K. Beach C. Marsee. Second Row: S. Ricketts, B. Kline, S. Rickard, S. Wermer, B. Grant, P Wright. B. Ickes. B. Arnold, L. Stetler, P. Rosendahl. Third Row: J. Dibert, B. Johnson B. Chilcote, B. Rice. B. Ellinger, P. Ellinger, C. Kline, J. Lantz, A. Elick, Shirley Agler Sharon Agler, G. Bare. Fourth Row: Mrs. Kline, R. Kline, L. Tickle, K. Kear, D. Cramer J. Landrum, R. Smith, E. Ainsworth, C. Rollins, D. Walker, P. Cowan, M. Bodkins, Mrs Schaadt. Absent: J. Hernandez, J. Cooper. First Row: M. Carr, R. Rosendahl, T. Tolan, R. Gardner. Second Row: C. Dull, E. Ehman, D. Mathew, J. Shaw, A. Witten, M. McConn, P. Ragon, K. Kline. Third Row: L. Simon, A. Doan, N. Prichard, M. Adelblue, S. Knoll, J. Ellinger, M. Agler. Fourth ,,,. Row: C. Waterman. C. Bickle, J. McHugh, B. Bolenbaugh, B. Chilcote, K. Linton, T. Chilcote, J. Amweg. Absent: D. Mottinger, R. Kline, T. Pina, F. Kline, C. Agler. Teacher: Mrs. Smalley. p-in Al'-K 1 H225 if ill? ,lin First Row: J. Jackson, E. Petitt. K. Gribler, J. Bare, R. Rice, R. McPhail. Second Row: S. Agler, J. Amwegf, S. Carr, M. High. G. Latta, N. Gallaway. J. Ricketts, P. Ream. Third Row: J. Rollins, B. Custer, A. Ainsworth. C. Matthews, J. Brubaker, C. Hunter, R. Mathew, D. Kline, D. Byers. Fourth Row: G. Tribolet, J. Keslar, G. Baker, D. Strawn, D. Amweg, J. Wortman, J. lValters. D. Chilcote, P. Germann, S. Dibert, S. Thomas, G. Dock, Mrs. Putman. First Row: R. Bare, R. Agler, C. Adelblue, J. Anderson, J. Handwerk, T. Ash, J. Gardner. Second Row: L. Byer, M. Amweg, E. Shindeldecker, S, Agler, J. Haver, L. Murray, P. Amweg, D. Profit, R. Moore. Third Row: S. Good, J. Brown, C. Clou.se, K. Evens, S. Wise, B. Rickard, B. Mottinger, V. Linton, D. Harrison, Mr. McMillen. Fourth Row: R. Bruns, G. Medford. D. Johnson, R. Mc-Hugh, YV. Nofer, S. Putman, J. Gallo- way, M. Hurless, J. Carr, B. Kline. Absent: J. Cooper. P9 . . 9' 'S gig E 535-l .wifi- iff' 6 AJ 4600, 5. 11 NX. Ywovlt 3. X Y. Ca , Mis. CWXXJXQL '5ecorxcX ton. 'YXXKYG 3-OW '. wifi., YN. Sdmxkkrz., hugh, 3. Yw-agoo, FRY-st. Ywovlz 3. Bdmxsorx, YS. B plmswoitxo, L. Ykva. S. Ehche, NX. N5 rx. G. Choose, S. Bm-oe, Yw. NNaXXaex, 3 -in Row '. E. 'Am -, Swvz., R. om, G. Ckfhcoxe. Hoiinxa Emeikck Yom M-avoew , 3 . Hoes XCXRXQ, R, EXXQY, P-. exe, 3. Psgkar, YS. Sun - . Yfkcwwd, G. was 'N aker W Kee, XJ. X kkxev, . 6, NX. V 0'fx'L6X, . Stem Yuen 'n6eX6ecver, . ukson, YJ. Xlkxxe iw. Qouwo Ro Y5Xose.om, 3. Geuv 3. 'Sm ' 5. X30- '-5. 'Ye t 9. Row . Xiexmeke, N31 YKQXXQQLM, U. Wkxten, A Yw.XNXXXka10 , Rua. Second Ywovlz M, YK. Ross, Y. C,ovImx. 'YXM6 9. 1xq,Xex, YS. 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'N BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Dorthy Cowan Mr. Clifford Mathew Mr. Glenn Krugh Mr. Kent Blossom Mr. Clifford Hoffman hir. Ernest Walls W YP? l l l Q l W l l 2 our County superintendent Mr. Brand. C fm Q Q l l D mee Oeio THIS WAS OUR YEAR MOR A NEW SUPERINTENDENT LESTER LA TTA, JR. Superhztendent Dear Sembrs Co ngratulations to you portant role that you 11 You ba ve s for your Star .3 ve et tb under Bei Cty- Li6efly S4-Aool vw Wm, eo'-M, 0610 Osh 041. s on Dlayed e stag class hg di r1'v17e the extremely ITD- bere 137 school e that should PGIUBITJ as a pattern meh. rector of your great cast has Jbdeed been a ge. SIECSPSIJQ Lester La tta, Jr Superzbten den 6 A MR. BYRON CHAPMAN Social Studies X .f ,Mg W MR. HARVEY MCMILLEN Grade Four THIS WAS OUR YEAR for these new teachers QL. 4-1, n 'v Asif MR. RICHARD ELMORE Music ms MR. ROBERT LYBARGER Coach and Ind. Arts MR. JAMES BUCHHOLTZ English and Dramatics MR. EUGENE WATTERS Grade Eight ,,, ,f i., .Eh Pi i' A Wifi. U ,gi 3 ' X 1 4 A Q- P' 1 ,fa- I Qnzwg A nag f ,. M3231 3 Q ,:'f1 - ' x 5 wr- AQ. MR. DONALD HOBLET Grade Seven MRS. CLEMENTINE TERRY T Grade Six MRS. MAUDE EMERICK Grade Five .J -X2 Ev iii film , . ,Q ,-5 15 .1 -1 4:2 L gi si 5, MRS. EMMA WITTEN Kindergarten MR. DAVID LEIENDECKER Mathematics and Science MR. LESTER LATTA Guidance and Health R B. ff-r' - ALYCE RICE vj I Custodian MRS. PAUL ELLER A-U' Secretary 3 ' A G E I2 E 1 ' Q! ff 4Q , -A ff -iii!-fg :if Y .2-.':4L','iiA Y Z - ,- A 1 'L X fl f V X X' ,, 15 ,f 4 gilt g ' I ' 'I If ' 1 , '1 Q i 5 ' X ta ' , ' ' 5 ,xy X , sin ' s ' Q I ' 4-N. 1, I-, 'Ku' A 1 ' , .1 as 1 f ?,A,k: .xl 3 j lv ' fl 1. 1 Q . if f f 4 , f . ' r Z! Q ' ' :Ab tt Q . . Y X ' 3' Q -wi X., mms. csmluzn .-XDFII,BI,UE X mms. oml. SPAIIR 42 1 ' and MRS. MABLE AM ES Cooks , ,, H x ... .... . ..,,,,,,,, ,x X ' fm' ' A ,A if Q9 S K X, 2 i K gf . x Q r .X X ' ii 6 K3 ir I' A-A - ':. 1 W K , Q if ,.:..,. 4' 5 Q 3' gi. 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This Page Sponsored By AEROQUIP, Van Wert, Ohio HEERLEADER HIGH SCHOOL SUE ROSS, JANICE GARDNER KAY KLINE, HELEN WALLS USINK THAT CRA-ZY BALL- RONNIEV' la 'Y JUNIOR HIGH SANDRA LAWSON, CARMEN PINA, CONNIE CHANEY, JANET ELLINGER , ,w PQ A A K va I IME First Row: R. High, man- ager: J. Adelblue. R. Krugh. J, Ash, Mr. Lybarger, K. Wortman. Second Row: H. Dull, manager: R. Brown, D. Prior, K. Jones, D. Cowgill, D. Brand. R. Putman. WAS RE ER E OUR YEAR FQR A Managers: R. High, H. Dull. First Row: D. Cowbill, K. Wortman, R. Norton, If NEW COACH Chaney, J. Ash, R. Krugh, M. Walls, Second Row: Mr. Lybarger, D. D. Clouse, R. II MR- ROBERT LYBARGER Clouse, N. Agler, W. Rhodes, C. Merkle, T. Witten, J. Gish. Xiillwlriliml A Managers: H. Dull, R High. First Row: D. Clouse G. Brown, J. Adelblue, K Jones, D. Prior, R. Putman J. Dull. Second Row: Mr Lybarger, D. Army, J. Gish J. Ash, R. Krugh, W. Rhodes D. Clouse, R. Norton. LEAGUE ee A D JU IOR HIGH TOURNEY Managers: D. White, T. Rider. First Row: J. Hoffman, J. Strawn, B. Sidle, FI. Pina, R. Agler, B. Nofer, B. Kohn. Second Row: T. Brubaker, J. Snitz, J. Amweg, J. Lock' hart, B. Kline, Mr. Hoblet, J. Clouse, L. Shaw, P. Sutton, J. Agler, D. Ainsworth. S BRIGHT ATTENDANTS Senior .......,.. M. Rhodes Junior ..v..... L. Andrews Sophomore ........ S. Ross Freshman .... J. Rowland Homecoming Queen WANDA KOHN LIGHTS ff-5. +I' ,, 293, AXIS! 15590 D V THIS WAS OUR YEAR 1 P fx K 40- q 'Iwi-fl... 'M-H R IJ- FOR A HOMECOMING - M - ,A . , , i .. ' fkq 5-wwf f .wfwfq 4 QW -.-Q Q Mm ., 1 A 'QQ 1 35:91 . ,- , SKLSV N I-eww.. , Q' x, x K R128 3' M,:,..srf1Mv x V K -N. , . , iffr' my wg Sag-fx. ' ff , - Ogg? A Qu 4 1 K tg. ' Z THIS WAS OUR llllllts thit wit ci m mil some th it xulc I iked hud id omc mes it c 4 sun unit I I -4, , Q39 f Rf, shoe with 11 gil QV Editor ....,A.A,A, . Asst. Editor .... Copy Editor Typlsts ...,,....,...,.A,.A . Cynthia Ragon Marilyn Rickard c Marilyn Rhodes, Jeanenne Balliet Art and Layout Editor .... David Smalley Photo Editor ...i,.iaa,,.aa,. Janice Gardner Snapshots at,.....,,.,. , t..aa........ Bob Ames Group Pictures ,..,.....cc,cc Marcia Krugh Proof Reader and Sales Manager . Business Manager Asst. Manager ...,. Shirley High Darrell Brand Norman Moore Bookkeeper ....a.,.,... ......, N ancy Spahr Advisor ,,.i..... Mr. Leiendecker YEAR TO WORK 0 X f , . ' N K. .g . 9 . xv - .' x , Y ' ,x N. Q Q is do Q, l vis- Mgf V n Ill il s . NY--f' 'M' S ,, UM . . ,,,, p ' 'X fi M. RHODES i Editor 3 M. SCHEIDT Asst. Editor First Row: Miss Schumm, N. Spahr, M. Scheidt, H. Walls. Second Row: J. Eller, M. Rhodes, C. Hoverman, J. Balliet, R. Rice, S. Ross, E. Hoffman, L. Andrews, J. Gardner, L. Cowan, K. Roller. Third Row: P. Ames, D. Brand, W. Rhodes, D. Army, R. Putman, B. Lockhart. Xxljxj .- I fb xl H TOTEM POLE ,jk - 5 SX 1: .- ' 1' ' K QM . TAFF f f f f, l rxf I 4 -: , , , X 5 BOYS' 8z GIRLS' CHORUS First Row: M. Walls, W. Rhodes, K. Wortman, D. Jones, P. Ames, J. Gish. Second Row: Mr. Elmore, J. Ash, J. Hoverman, R. Norton. R. Krugh, D. Clouse. Third Row: A. Hofmann, J. Slagle, D. Brand, R. Snyder, B. Ames, R. Putman, W. Cramer. si 5.2! A '1 First Row: S. Snyder, M. Blossom, J. Krugh, D. Ainsworth, B. Ainsworth, C Hoverman. Second Row: K. Thompson, K. Schnitz, L. Cowan, K. Brubaker, J. Eller S. Rickard, B. Lockhart, J. Adelblue, H. Walls, S. High. Third Row: J. Balliet, M Krugh, Rickard, L. Andrews, D. Adelblue, H. Merkle, R. Rice, N. Sidle, K. Kline J. Rowland, H. Carr, C. Pollak, D. Clouse, Mr. Elmore. Fourth Row: N. Ainsworth, K Roller, E. Hoffman, M. Rhodes, L. Mottinger, M. Rice, M. Scheidt, W. Kohn. S. Ross J. Gardner, L. Merkle, R. Taylor, M. Stukey. f 'fi-R e.. First Row: M. Blossom, C. Walters. Second Row: J. Eller, C. Montgomery, N Tribolet, J. Krugh, E. Hoffman, D. Jones, J. Kohn, S. Ross, B. Lockhart, D. Chaney L. Andrews. Third Row: Mr. Elmore, J. Williams, R. Amweg, K. Schnitz, S. Ellinger J. Rowland, W. Kohn, K. Kline, D. Clouse, C. Chaney, A. Mathew, J. Balliet, M Mathew, M. Rhodes. Fourth Row: R. Krugh, T. Witten, J. Ellinger, B. Ainsworth, W Cramer, D. White, J. Slagle, D. Brand, H. Chaney, D. Clouse, P. Ames, P. Sutton, D German, J. Schnitz, R. Snyder. E 1 gi. 4 'JW' f '.is.wvsm 2 -tz2v'wwr'.d A 'Q .l , Lg, 7 THE SENIOR CLASS SCHOOL PRESENTS S WAS 0 UR Y A EARQ, PLAY IN FOU ' R cgTHI ACTS 55 O'CITIAN Editor-Cynthia Ragon n Asst.--Marilyn Rickard CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER vb Rose andtWhite In Ourselves Om Flltlllfi LIES Rose Rose . ss' 1, PRES. MARILYN RICHARD First Row: Jim Krugh, Marilyn Blossom, Dora Ainsworth, Nancy Tribolet, Rosie Amweg, Barb Adel- blue. Second Row: Kay Thompson, Kathy Schnitz, Linda Cowan, Shirley Snyder, Judy Hunter, Shirley Rick- ard, Helen Walls, Shirley High, Judy Rowland, Kay Kline. Third Row: Marcia Krugh, Jean Balliet, Marilyn Rhodes. Donna Adelblue, Helen TEENS SPONS. BEULA ROWLAND Merkle, Ruth Rice, Nan Sidle, Helen Carr, Barb Ainsworth, Betty Lock- hart, Jan Adelblue, Connie Hover- man, Norma Ainsworth, Kaye Roller, Eulalia Hoffman, Linda Mottinger, Marilyn Rice, Marcia Scheidt, Janice Gardner, Wanda Kohn, Sue Ross, Ruby Taylor, Dixie Clouse, Lucy Merkle, Marilyn Rickard. L' Feds? aff W PD Q56 --21,54 Em , ' . fr yi I ,.,4, , , . l , , , A529 .1 'dx' ,. :fn .ff f. .231 F .., L,-gh . 0 552 3 Q f ., 1- ,. V K, . h . .. . .ik V ff qs ff 1. 1, 4 V A f - . . Q ' lil'- A sifilm ,,. First Row: L. Andrews, J. Balliet, J. Gardner, S. Ross. Second Row: E. Hoffman, Mr. Elmore, K. Wortman. D. Brand, R. Putman, M. Stukey. Absent: D. Smalley. First Row: D, Prior, N. Trilwolet, li. lxline. R. Taylor, W. Kohn, H. Walls. Second Row: D. Clousc, C. Ragon. H. Merkle. C. Pollack. BI. Rice, N. Spahr, L. Carr. L. 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Each gone row his separate way, Precisely placed, the tall ones at Yet for a moment time forgets to the rear, pass, Standing stiffly, with their wide And once again, within this faded toothed grins, print Tricked by the camera in the magic I join my playmates in the first year. grade class. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HOLLAND PIONEER MILLS INC. LUCKY STRIKE FEEDS OHIO CITY OHM fr gb G6 GEORGE L. MOORE ,-,-gnu-null' ,.....--un--1-f svn EL. Three of our local co-eds are posing in front of the GEORG MOORE establishment located on the Main Street of Ohio City, Ohio. These girls are about to receive Mr. Moore's advice concerning insurance and real estate. If interested in your future PHONE 8. How does YOUR INSURANCE measure upr? DICKEN AND WONDERS STUDIO Mr. Wonders of DICKEN AND WONDERS STUDIO in Fostoria, Ohio is seen here thanking the Senior Class for their patronage. Our Class of 55 had their senior pictures as well as group and activities pictures for their O'CITIAN taken by this studio. Everyone is pleased with the work which they have done. 121 Perry Street F0St0I'i2, Obi I okagre - ' ' 1' U1 f If 3 Swogt., A W Know these kids? 7 . u1v -N Q-A9241 - Xi. ' an -- X, .A mf, , fi. 3 3 1 ,L . . - 0 O . A l XVhat's up 'T 5 Before Prom Funny Faces H Ooh La La L Y X i 4' 1 . s A1'en't we cute? Q all-.lj I ' ' Tarzan 7 -X11 night parties! g Jas CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '55 FROM GARDNER'S LUMBER CO. LL'lK'IlTl?l3 U' PHONE 1 , I . .LYNX H S 1 Y' W OHIO CITY fx ff? -xx 5 ' ' I .X X 5 Nl Vg - xl, 1-', fix Y HV 1 lfx V A5 i X X iv T vfjg l -ez, -.f:..L, X T!! ,X X fffxrf X XX X xv f ,Q ' Q. Q Hi: M Peek! k 1 RSE OHIO ..f i!'X f yn rl I I UNDERCLASSMEN Supporting Cast HAT ' OFF SENIORS Stars ELEMENTARY Bit Parts ADMINISTRATION Directors ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS Important Scenes During Intermission Financers For a great performance! ff' OHIO CITY LIVESTOCK Here Jerry Kohn and David Smalley are getting in the truck at Krugh's Stock Yard. They are planning to go with Krugh's to distribute stock to near-by points. ff!! 57-'L' f,n Pv v,,,ur 1 .1 xf ,- ,- , . ,ff ...as-, 'r ':, i G ,gil-if 'V 7 UIC . 'I . in Q a 1 DIBERT IMPLEMENT These farmers are looking at the Minneapolis Moline and Bolen Huski Garden-Tractors and attachments, at DIBERT'S IMPLEMENT STORE. They are well-known for their sales and good services. Don't forget the Pittsburg Paints!!! KENNEDY MANUFACTURING CO. ..--- -1 ah Two of our fellow class-mates, John Slagle and Bob Ames, had a dream of having acquired a job at the KENNEDY MANUFACTURING COMPANY in Van Wert, Ohio. Some day this may become a reality! D. A. HIGH STOCK YARD This photograph was taken at the D. A. HIGH AND SONS STOCK YARD. Their slogan, HHigh for the Buy,H has real meaning. s , , aa. i- :nl :Nu in Compliments of the CONTINEN- TAL CAN COMPANY who are man- ufacturers of fiber shipping drums. Drums Hard To Beat! This is a picture of their plant manager, Harvey H. Fell. CONTINENTAL CAN CO. GRIBLERS DAIRY PRODUCTS For dairy products of high quality and cleanness you can depend on, see Brandt Rice, the Gibler Dairy dis- tributor in Ohio City or Phone 21501 in Van Wert. f - Shown in this picture is the pro- prietor of the Ohio City's SHARP'S CANNING COMPANY. Also there is another SI-IARP'S COMPANY in Rockford, Ohio. Here is made that highly advertised ROCKFORD CAT- SUP. W SHARP'S Q. ,a CANNING COMPANY DIXIE e SERVICE y '? c I e I f Q . F C' QI ' imincnam ml lil! 1' STATION PHONE 11 Shown here is the proprietor of the DIXIE SERVICE STATION fill- ing a car with that good Sinclair gasoline. If your auto says it's time for an oil change, and it lacks that shine, or if it just can't run no more, then it's time you stop in at DIXIE'S . Here all your auto wants are supplied. TRIBOLET'S MILLING CG. Jerry Kohn watches as Jack Tribolet works at his father's MILLING COMPANY. Here you will find seed cleaning, treating, grinding and mixing done efficiently at your service Phone 84 D. M. BRUBAKER AND SON When students arrive at the ancient age of 16 we always see them entering D. M. BRUBAKER and SON to obtain their driving permits For Plumbing - Heating Siding - Roofing Phone 33 POLLAK'S DRUG STORE If you want to see the gang, just stop at POLLAK'S DRUG STORE. Here, Joe, Charlotte, and Christine look on as Jerry Kohn, Larry Stukey, and Joe Gish relax after a hard day's work at school. KOHN'S SINCLAIR STATION If in need of refreshments after those long hard days at school, stop at KOHN'S SINCLAIR STATION for those delicious refreshers. P. S. Some kids call it Kohn's Smoke House. OHIO CITY HARDWARE These Junior boys just couldn't resist the fantastic toys at the OHIO CITY HARDWARE. In fact, there is a gift for almost everyone in the family. For fulfilment of your hardware needs, just stop at Ash's. DULL LUMBER CO. Six silly seniors peep through the fence at the DULL LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY in Van Wert, Ohio. The owner of this company is always on hand to serve our needs when we need coal or building materials C3 LH BLOSSOM'S These students are thinking of the future. They are shopping at BLOSSOM'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES. Mr. Blossom is your Westinghouse Dealer. If in need of appliances or furniture, shop at B1ossom's. OHIO CITY LOCKER It looks as if our fellow class-mates are quite chilly. This is our local frozen food center, the OHIO CITY LOCKER SERVICE. They do all kinds of slaughtering, curing, processing, and also custom Work for home freezers. STRONG STRONG Sz STRONG ARCHITECTS Mrs. Eller, Wally, 5 Ossie wonder at the complications of this blue-print drawn up by STRONG, STRONG H STRONG ARCHITECTS of Lima, Ohio. This same company also planned the specifications for our remodeled building. When touring our building, one can easily tell their work was efficient. HOME STORE Here at PRICHARD'S HOME STORE we see our President Darrell Brand and Dorothy High. The friendly service which we receive at the Home Store makes us all want to return again when we need something in the line of groceries. 1 ...WHY PAY RUN? 1 Look Me Ov nr!! ilbllll EUNIS h v . Rhwzlgyn ,, Y.. m E' an 1 WISE TRAILER SALES For a modern mobile home always buy at WISE'S The prospective buyers are Donna Adleblue, David Smalley and Jerry Kohn. They believe in buying the best for the best! SPITLER'S When shopping for television, refrigerators, stoves, or shoes, always shop at SPITLER'S. Looking at the beautiful television set are Jerry Kohn, Jeanenne Balliet Marilyn Rhodes and David Smalley. These kids are thinking about those good buys at Spitler's. 2 -1,-,,,....J....-nun . I E 'fl ' q 4.2 A-QQQV l A , QERRYEZQW' 1 - 5 i W wi, X 9- -. Q-34:-1 M, Y A 2 Qs,-hu: W do ,X w at ,...L......,.,,,,- .... -Wi Lx ,X ,Av .fbrbvfh 1 CARL A. WRIGHT CARL A. WRIGHT'S are always of service to give your car that extra zip with Cities Service gasoline. These classmates claim their food is tops. 'iiliionii mom emma com. wmv went PLANT --- Oli. MBGREASE SEAl.S L9 . lx N-Km LINCOLN DRIVE-IN The site, LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE, west of Van Wert, Ohio, on Route 30 is the favorite place for movie entertainment. Mr. Walter A. Burget fmanageri sends congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 55 . NATIONAL SEAI Helen Merkle, Leona Carr and Nancy Spahr point to a sign which tells us they are in front of the NATIONAL SEAL Building in Van Wert, Ohio. Many of the people who live in our community are employees of this great company. SHOWALTER'S SPORTING GOODS Trying on football helmets at SHOWALT- ER'S SPORTING GOODS in Van Wert, Ohio, are Helen Walls, Marilyn Rickard and Nancy Spahr. For all kinds of sports equipment, shop at Showalters. KENNEDY - KUHN The KENNEDY-KUHN is an implement company which handles John Deere sales and service, Brillion Mulchers, and Kewanee Discs. Phone 41961-Van Wert, Ohio. '95 pf BRAND,S GREENHOUSE Marcia Krugh, a senior girl, is pinning on her escort for the Junior-Senior Prom, a boutonniere from the VILLAGE CORNER GREENHOUSE For all kinds of flowers and gifts phone Ohio City 135. Wi , f CURTAIN TIME I Xi il isgfszaizzflzafasmsib . K SO, OH With The SIIOWIY fix E' CURTAIN GOING UP ON , THIS WAS GUR YEAR Compliments of FARMERS INN Ohio City, Ohio Happiness H Success To the Graduating Class of '55 VAN WERT ROLLER RINK Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of JEANETTE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ohio City, Ohio DAVIS ROLLER RINK 3 Miles West of Van Wert Just off U S. 30 Drink Cool Club Orange and Lemon nThe Best of Flavorsn WESTERN OHIO BOTTLING CO0 Van Wert, Ohio Congratulations from DOWNTOWN DRUG Van Wert, Ohio Compliments Of WINEBURG'S MCKEDDIES'S CLARK'S SHOE STORE DERRY DRUGS BRANDTS' DRY CLEANING ZIMMERMAN'S KIGGINS WH MC PRICES' HUNT'S BOOK STORE ILO MAE BEAUTY SHOP WORTMAN BROSD COD THOMAS JEWELRY Test drive the all new 1955 Ford Ford Sales and Service LLOYD MOTOR SALES Phone 235 Rockford, Ohio Compliments of BET CLEANERS Ohio City, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes for your future success BEACH'S GROCERY Ohio City, Ohio The JOHN ROBINSON'S BARBER SHOP for Best Haircut in Town ohio City, ohio Compliments of GARDNER'S GROCERY AND STATION Ohio City, Ohio VAN WERT MONUMENT COMPANY Van Wert, Ohio Compliments Congratulations of to Class of '55 TWINS JEWELRY from OPEN AIR MARKET 133 E. 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