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

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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

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-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

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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-