Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

Dedication We the class of 1958 respectfully dedicate our Revista career he has been a symbol of all the desirable qualities which l to retiring Superintendent D.D. Sims. Throughout our high school Port Clinton High School has striven to instill in each of us. 5 8 ,VC xg v ml. X ,gain .W 0 gif Q . s f J ifxfffgf , , ls vw ,M , 1,315 , L., 5 , 1,01 . , 5 ,, , iw , jyix ,g,+V,,,,,. it iq 11 Y 1 ff,-' Q - hx pr , - A1 li 1' 3' Y- Fffeif' , - +V.:-?X, gr.,gf i,k.. . ' -AQ wg U fir, ,L. 1, .ai H, ba. , uvfuf, .1 M . Hn, ,,, ,. ,J msgs. gy ,1- ff ,Nii- Q U,,4,l 2, EW, ,, 1, ,,.M,.. X-.W gl 1?3w:5413xiQ22y3r sg f f I may Mg 4 . Q U-'iz 'Figeiwaazisg bfi 13 :mei A M , .,,.,7As,,wW.1,,.5 2,5 n. ,, - . f 'a?gf2i?3iifa.if, '.gfi,m:k ' vx2i1QsK?fe.ui'- s T V sem x L .,.,, H is w 'X : Qkk,s,,s3Q,sfai14,,f,,-.541-3 V s. Mk ., A M511 wif ,, mv yr ww , f, K . f ,ff 1,4m .44 W ww' vm ,Q - ww .2,i,,w'v:1 AX ffm-, . 6, s iwwsrif A- , Q 'W ' f QY--'flaw' , 1 ' 1 , fSffz,g,xEs1v:R'x 4 - Y 2 Si 65? 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'vvi QQVJQQ I-Q KI H iqh School '58 , 4 Semen Obbzcena NORMAN GRIFFIN SHARON HENSLEY After three years of hugh school with several wild summers rn between, we returned to P C High In September of i957 as seniors One of the first constructive things we did was to elect our senior class officers To lead us through our last year we chose Norm Griffin As second In command we elected a past president, Lanny Streeter, and another past pres: dent, Jlll Meyer, took over the post of secretary It turned out to be a year for past off: cers as Sharon Hensley, our lumor secretary, became our senior treasurer To guide our feet ere we went astray, we had four very capable sponsors Miss Kmcade Mrs Trenshaw, Mr Stucky, and Mr Showennan They had to put up with a lot and cer talnly showed courage above and beyond the call of duty One of the bug highlights of the year, other than Baccalaurate and Commencement was the senior dinner at the Log Cabin This annual affair IS held at the end of the year and is probably the last social event all the class will attend together With commencement one phase of our life came to a close. Although it was a happy time, celebrating the fact that we finally made it, it was also a sad occasion. It may be the last time we will ever see some of our classmates. We must all go our separate ways, but there will always remain a spot in our hearts for Port Clinton High School. 6 Q I ,Je .A Q46 ,!,,,f. 3 Lfv- Q-:jg '.-i wf' ' LANNY STREETER JILL MEYER -- . . I I JEROME EDWARD OLEKSA CAROLYN G BREDBECK ROY N ROUNDS MILDRED JEAN BABCOCK KIM EARL BOYLE JEAN KAREN CHRISTIANSEN RONALD A MALIK MARY LOU O NAN RICHARD YURISTA 44' Ram. 'gr 'lt its Semofm flu-,A 7 51? if Q Q fuk Paw E ww wig K faux THOMASI KRUPP JUDITH ANNE: VOGT CALVIN WAYNE COLbTON SANDRA LEE SHEPLER DONALD L GITTINGER IOAN LOUISE KOLLMAN PAUL G ENDERLE IO XNNEI KRAWCZYCK DWAIN FRANK HEINRY MICHAEL E, CONRAD CAROLYN ANN PROBEL LARRY G. SCHAU X DOROTHY LEE STEFANACCI GARY DANIEL SHIETS MARY KELSO ARCHIE EUGENE TUNNELL JANET IRENE Grzom 'Q R' CH XRLEb R BEAVLR 9 Claaa 5-O' 4-J Semen 'Nl' 'Gi' X M DELBERT WORTHINGTON IONl:S ADLLAIDE A BUSCHE WILLIAM L MOON DOROTHY A RIDER DONALD L NUISMER BARBARA A TUNNELL KEITH L, JESS Mf-xRIOR1If LOU BROUGII GliORGIE .-XLBERT RUHQAR PHILIP CAMPBLLL JUDITH ANN BERGMAN JOHN E FOUGHT MARIANNE HANSEN DALE KING WAHLERS LEILA SHEHADEH LLOYD D bTULL M XRY l LLARY IxLNNI FH H KRLGLR IR Claaa A if nl 'KJ 1 ur -.J 'vi' Semen JS? fur ,545-me I RONALD EUGENE BAKER JOAN D. BALLARD DAVID A, SIMON LOIS ANN HENDERLICH CARLTON EARL MILLINGER FRANCINEO FITZTHUM IAMlSHXRO1D WLNZIINGI R CLAIRI IDXRIINI V1 DLNNI LLLMS RON W HUSKEY PAULA JEAN SNIDER GARY G RATHBUN INA SUE SPENCER ROBERT JOHN ELIYAS IEANNE ELLEN FILLMORE JAMES ULRICH GILLELAND BARBARA JO COMSTOCK BRENT A, COVER 1 H, .3 fi I was df, ,gg . . if i., 3 YT' -jf! ,J 2 ,Rfk I3 WC' .67 Claaa 'mhshwx mf' '- Q M 'Nr 16 X Vx S? If A .ny Semen 47 jar' ag. 14 , so 5 vfrr M1 .QA 3 'Q R' I In I DAVID STENQI N SEGAARD PATRICIA M WISE JACOB H MACKEY MARY LOU BLASKIS RONALD S PETERSON VIRGINIA EVELYN SMITH IOBEPH II. I:OR'I'5ON BONNIE RUTH ALLISON EUGENE B, I,ORIiNSI2N DALE EDWARD WILLIAMS BRENDA LEE WADSWORTH GARY R HOWELL ALICE MARIE HOLLY CYRUS OLIVER WOOD BARBARA ANN BRDKATE JOHN HOWARD CARSTENSEN BETTY FARETTA STARN5 RICHARD W, HARLEY 'Q-f' iii' 'Q' 113' Claaa W 15 Semen ,er i'j H sw- -1W ' JANET ANN HAGERTY SHELBY JEAN DEERIECE JOYCE ANN DANIELS VANDA MAY WICKLINE FRANCES LaVON BACHTEL SHARON L HUNTER COINSIANCI J IxNOIDIL f IIIA JI XN I UNO Y IIN BET TY JEAN DICK Senioua BARBARA ANN BON MARCIA ANN DAVIS LINDA GAY WADSWORTH 1X 'I7 , 'iv' viii- , A+ 3 fi 551 -M gggtsgksfr .-124h4?vIJ'E. ily, V , f 1 R, R Q im L, k fffmx. Akm .. 4.36 . 2 ak . 'The Tlmetq and Ylme Twas the mght of Commencement In 58, the dlplomas were all handed out We have graduated, Iet's ceIebrateI arose a tremendous sh Walt, saId another, let s thInk a bIt of what the future may hold What wIll happen between now and then, the tIme when we ll all be old? I have an Idea, It may be fun let s take a look at the future and see All of the sensors, one by one, what they ll be doIng where they II be BONNIE ALLISON still IIves In Gypsum for natlve sons are always true FRAN BACHTEL lIkes anchor clankers, her color IS navy blue MILLIE BABCOCK works for Lawerence Welk and an Important Iob has she She s blowlng bubbles for the band for that s her trade mark, you see CHARLIE BEAVER IS a bIg man now, he s the head of several cIder furms RON BAKER IS apple Inspector there HIs 'ob IS to plck out the worms JOAN BALLARD IS a secretary and sIts on her boss s knee BARB BON started to fly to the moon, but her spaceshIp got lodged In a tree MARY BLASKIS IS a mother now, she lust gave blrth to Slmonese twIns And If they re not good In the dentrst chalr, JUDY BERGMAN wIIl klck thelr shlns KIM BOYLE and BRE NT COVER run theIr own bakery and there s no fmer goodles around The flower of the musnc world, BARB BROKATE IS her name She has a chorus of her own who ve lust recelved world wIde fame CAROLYN BREDBECK has her own basketball team called the Scott totters at OhIo U BARB COMSTOCK has a team at Bowllng Green who challenge Blonde s mlghty crew ADELAIDE BUSCHE heads the U S MInt for she loves to work wIth money JACK CARSTE NSEN appears on T V westerns and rIdes a horse named Sonny KAREN CHRISTIANSEN IS stIII throwIng pGl l'IeS and havlng a wonderful tIme PHIL CAMPBELL bullt a sports car that stops on the proverblal dIme CAL COLSTON S teachlng Ilterature Pepys, he thlnks, IS tops MIKE CONRAD has wrltten poems, but so far they ve all been flops JOYCE DANIELS makes the fInest speeches, for It was one of her favorlte classes MARCIA DAVIS IS marrled now, but she stIll makes those come hIther passes SHELBY DEFRIECE IS a bIg tIme actress She plays only the leadIng role BETTY DICK IS now a housewrfe She s reached er uItImate goal BOB ELYIAS stIll knocks gIrls over wIth those bIg blue eyes of has PAUL ENDERLE hasn t fallen down any more steps, but he stIIl IS known as GIZ DAVE FALLET IS In a prosperous buslness He raIses and sells young frogs JEAN FILLMORE IS raIsIng lIttle huskles, but then she always dId lIke dogs BETTY FARETTA has changed her name Starns IS now her choIce FRANCINE FITZTHUM would have been a great vocallst except that she lost her VOICE , . . , , . D ' out. ll ' ' ll I ' ' . . , ' i I I ' I ' Il , ll ' 0 I - I - . . . , I I 0 I I 0 I. l l . , . . MARGE BROUGH flies her own airplane. She was banned from driving on ground. ' I I 1 O . ll - ' . , . . . I . . . THE NINETY AND NINE CONT D When JOE FORTSON tures of has name, he changes nt to Smrth. JOHN FOUGHT has been runnlng In a fuve man race, but he always comes In fufth JIM GILLILAND now works un Columbus as lustrce of the Ohlo Supreme Court DON GITTINGER, the teacher s favorlte, IS now famous ID the world of sports NORM GRIFFIN who IS known as the handsome one, rs now In Hollywood JAN GRODI owns a mlnk farm and busmess IS pretty good JANN HAGERTY IS a psychuatrlst and has a large cllentele MARIANNE HANSEN IS rarsmg Klncler of her own This gurl IS really swell RICHARD HARLEY owns a unlcycle factory He s really a bug wheel LOIS HENDERLICH has lots of pets Her favorite IS a red headed seal DWAIN HENRY has two names to choose though Duck IS the one he likes SHARON HENSLEY IS a northerner now and ralsmg a famlly of Mlkes ALICE HOLLY plays 'azz oboe way down In New Orleans SHARON HUNTER owns a beanery and can she bake a pot of beans GARY HOWELL and RON HUSKY are two more Gypsumltes KEITH JESS IS now working on a cure for mosqulto bites DEB JONES IS stlll most valuable' playing football for the Forty nlners MARY KELSO as an the restaurant busnness she owns a whole strung of dlners JOAN KOLLMAN owns a gum factory and chews the stuff all the time One of the nicest gurls In our class, you ll agree, was JOANNE KRAWCZYK I could say more about her, but, tell me, what rhymes with Krawczyk? KEN KREAGER IS ln a dance team and he cuts quite a caper TOM KRUPP IS now editor of has own dally paper MARY LEARY as the litter bug queen and rs known as our gal, Llz EUGENE LORENSEN has Invented somethmg, but no one knows qunte what It IS Maverick has lost his 'ob JAKE MACKEY has the role RON MALIK got away from nt all He llves at the South Pole You never can tell what JILL MEYER wlll turn out to be BUTCH MILLINGER IS a lawyer and charges an exorblnant fee BILL MOON has lust manufactured the flrst sh: to travel to Mars DON NUISMER IS going to accompany hum on IS trlp beyond the stars JEROME OLEKSA as selling sports clothes for Abercrombie and Fntch MARY O NAN IS slngnng opera Bass or soprano, I ve forgotten which RON PETE RSEN IS bowling champ he can hut 300 and not even try GARY RATHBUN ns stlll smgle, ut he always was so shy CAROLYN PROBEL and DORT RIDER, two of the Magunre Slsters, are really makmg money Sometlmes Dort swatches to Elvls and Carolyn trles hard to be funny I CONNIE KNODEL manufactures lollipops. Her favorite flavor Is lime. . . . , I o n c I . . THE NINETY AND NINE CONT D GEORGE ROFKAR IS a scnentust and studnes the hablts of spnders ROY ROUNDS drlves a tractor with a sign which reads No Riders LARRY SCHAU has followed his father he runs the old folks home DAVE SEGAARD lsn't around anymore He s happy In Oklahome LEILA SHEHADEH IS now a nurse for she loves the hospltal lnfe GARY SHIETS has complained of a sore neck, but the has a sux foot two unch wlfe SANDY SHE PLER was another English fan She found that class hard to top DAVE SIMON doesn't forget annnversarles He owns hrs own flower shop EVELYN SMITH owns a cigarette factory through they sa she never smokes PAULA SNIDER IS a flying comedlan and that gurl can te I some lokes SUE SPENCER makes and sells candy, Clark bars are the best DORT STEFANACCI won an honor as she was one of the women who was voted best dressed LANN STREETER IS now the President he always was one swell gu LLOYD STULL manufactures root beer barrels and now he can real y lnve hlgh PAM THOMPSON and BARB TUNNEL are flgurmg out a way To sell lots of yearbooks so they can make this Revlsta pay ARCH TUNNELL IS another Inventor ln our class He s Invented a car whose carburetor automatically slphons the gas JUDY VOGT S favorite sport as takmg hlkes at Ohlo State JUDY VOSS IS a meducal mlsslonary It s a lob she s always wanted BRENDA WADSWORTH bought a house and then she found It haunted LINDA WADSWORTH IS now a pollcewoman and known for breaking up gangs DALE WAHLERS now plays a werewolf for he has such beautiful fangs JIM WENZINGER a diplomat IS Secretary of State VANDA WICKLINE IS selling peaches for her everlovlng mate DALE WILLIAMS has been a senator for the last ten years and stlll IS going strong In all this time he s won all debates at seems he can do no wrong PAT WISE has dnscovered a June bug that has o vucnous blte CY WOOD, a great mathematician, IS sending up mlssnles left and rlght RICH YURISTA now portrays Tarzan he swmgs from tree to tree We wouldn t have stuck DENNIS ZELMS last except hrs name beglns with a Thus ends the poetlc story of the class we thunk as great The ninety and mne that were senlors In T958 21 I I 0 0 I O . , . DARLENE VESS washes windshields. Denny's Garage, shelthinks, is great. . . . . . . , . , I . I . 0 I I I I I . I I ' . ' ' llzll. union Claaa Nanc y D and rehe' Carol Hazzard Rose m arre Kmney Vu-guna Allen We were half way through our high school life with twbo years t ted one and two to go when we s ar 9 back to school last Fall . We settLed 'le down right away and got busy, w i we thought of the time we would be l' the most high exulted seniors. Bu since we were iuniors at the time, we W decided to make the most of it. e elected our class officers and caused l O k o le to wonder which is the wea er Pe P sex, as we chose Virginia Allen, re- . U . T 'd t Nancy Dreher, vice pres: en, sr en 5 Rosemarie Kinney, secretaryp and Carol Hazzard, treasurer We spent a lot of time working hard on the Prom, but we feel It was a great success and well worth the effort We wish to express our appreciation to our sponsors Mrs Brown, Miss Barber Mrs Carter, Mr Lafer, and Mr Bloom for all the help they have given us thus far We hope our senior year is as success ful as the last three have been h ch Sue Comstock SCOII ASIUHI1 ROW ONE Betty Bauman Janet Adkms Janet Balduf Joame Banc 1 ROW TWO Charlene Bennett Judy Benko Pat Annon Jolene Danklefsen Nancy Dreher Grnny Allen ROW THREE Mary Eaton MHICIB Drusbacky Ted Davres Harvey Bachtel Don Wolf Tom Branum Mane Carrlzales Thelma Wagaman B111 Ch man ROW FOUR Mary Amato John Schafer Rlchard ap Coleman Gerald Borne Douglas Andrews 22 . . v - 1 . O I . I ,- . . Q , . . -- . . . , - u I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 I ' : 1 1 I 2 ' 'V , . I , , 1 I I ' union Claaa ROW ONE Gwendolyn Brown Jean Woolley Barbara Yensen Carol Warnke Sandy Woodworth Hazel Stepp ROW TWO W11lah Vallance Kath1Twynham Dawn Russell Carolyn Wrnke Sue W1lk1ns Suz1e Ze1s Bette Joy Twarek Karen Wahlers ROW THREE John St1efel John Drummer Jack Worcester Dan Stuckey B111 50140105141 Dlck Niceswanger ROW FOUR Tony Gerkrn B111 K1nsey J1m Wersend Bon Watt Ross Ward ROW ONE Myrna Pluekhorn Sally Cay Judy Rembolt V1rg1n1a Pepon Peg Rounds Yvonne Sktnner ROW TWO V1rg1n1a Rofkar J1m Peterson B111 Phlpps Bob Petersen Carroll Perry Dtana Short Geraldlne Phllllps Bonn1eJean Pollock ROW THREE James Hem Larry Nu1smer Phllll Routh Dav1d Peter11n RogerSn1der George Slaughter Terry Rrchardson B111 Robel Jrm Pearson Lee Sc m1tt ROW FOUR Joan Robron Kathryn gem Alcer11aS1m0n L1nda Pelt1er Yvonne Schnetder Clara Ph1l11ps Dxane Hyde Carolyne Robmson Bob utnam 23 3 , . . , . , g . . , , . , , . . . . . , , . . . 1 , , ' 1 I I l I 1 I I l I I I 1 - - . . Q1 , . . , 1 1 , . I 1 . , . , , . 1 fluniou Claaa ROW ONE Ruth Mlller Pat Ohm Theda Ann Luebcke Gay Gaudern Jack Young Brenten Mackey ROW TWO Wllham M1 ala Cathy Dunn Barb Mrzener Denny Park Judy Mrsch John Culp Wyn Mayhew Lester Mackey ROW TH E Barbara Drummer Pat Kurtz Barb Laser Dawn Morltz Ray Lambert Dave Mrller Carol M111er Terry Myers Jack Payne Dan Mulltgan ROW FOUR Walt Merer Davrd McAfee Frank Mahr Myra Kuzma Nancy Meacham Kay Lrnger is-'Q it p-fs' ROW ONE Forrest Garner Terry Gentry Jan Adkrns Elmer Bradshaw Maynord Dan Kennelly ROW TWO Lynn Jenkrns Romtro Gonzoles Larry Glasco Denny Howerth Bob Frrtz Jim Gardner DCUH Engler Marcta Lewts ROW THREE Lo1s Gottschalk MarJory Frnken Rebecca Everett Rrchard Holly Jo n Wenjrn er Skrp Eshelman ROW FOUR Bonnre Mamek Rosemarre Kmney Roxre Florran Pat Hofacker Sue Grr fm Lmda Forster Mary Kramb Carol Hazzard Pat Hoard Lavonne Jensen 24 Sophomone Claaa Upon entering P.C. H . S. as fresh- men in the fall of '56, we wondered if we would ever make it through the year. But we did and another year besides. Now we feel prett confident that we can make it through the last two years. We started off on the right foot by el- ecting Gary Ohm, president, Barb Boldt, vice-president, Sue Lambert, secretary, and Charles Busch, treasurer. We also held a sophomore party in the fall . It was a good year for the sophomore as our boys were well represented in all sports and everyone knew the sophomore gurls Our sponsors Mrs Race, Mrs McFadden, Mr Culllson, Mr Henderlnch, Mr Rofkar, and Mr Smetzer have clone a wonderful lob lk Boldl In pulling us through so far and we hope they W Ohm Balbata can hold up for two more years to continue with ws gusch Ga their work Clmsue Lamberl and ROW ONE Barbara Boldt Jane Duvall Ard1thArandstaff Bent Ra e smussen Joyce Dahm Marrlyn Butts ROW TWO James Keen B111 Hoffman Joann Deal Rosalre Boysen Barbara Baker Kathleen Hemsen Jul1e Davrs Sharon Hahch ROW THREE Raymond Bryan Fred Kaspar Tom DIXOH Emerson Howell John Burkart Dave Drck Carl Austm Mxke Fall Clarence Bahs ROW FOUR Charles Busch Denn Y Jensen Ernre Grodr Charles Ballrerch Rrchard Reed B ll D h 25 1 re er Jerry Bowersox Tony Curry n s 4 -1- . . n 1 o a a Q . -- 1 . 1 a o 1 0 . o ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 D , . . 1 1 1 1 I I I U ' ' I 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' Sophomone Claaa ROW ONE Nancy Semon Joan Rtchey Carolyn Scholt Nancy Stanton Dtane Schroeder Judy Rertz ROW TWO Joe Genson Carroll Patterson Denms Schmrtt Harold Ballretch Franklm Wylte Ronald Zetzer Jrmmy Shlets Tom Souter ROW THREE LeRoy Rumery B111 Spnng Dennrs Snyder Jrm Mrelke Dan Schrewe Auggre Sarty Frank Gambou Davtd E Wtseman Geoffrey Thompson Konroe Stahl ROW FOUR Ted Snyder Gerald Rohm Harold Beck Allwyne Hopf Dave Qutllen John Stull Gary Robron Na, ROW ONE Iva Ttlson Sue Lambert Pam Nelson Jo Ellen Ley Elrzabeth Moon Dee Jane Lundgard ROW TWO Rrchard Molnar Ted Matthews Robert Krng Judr Ltmestahl Ann Pftsterer Sandy Nrssen Carolyn Welch Patty Potts ROW THREE Bob Krupp Mrke McDan1e1 Larry Lorensen Donald Mackey Mtke Appel Kenneth Owen John Patterson Gtlbert Wadsworth Kay Meyer Randy Pean ROW FOUR. B111 Kyle Ernre Lopez Garry Ohm Eugene Mrller Arwood Mannrsto Gary Myer Carl Kolhoff 26 Sophomoue Claaa ROW ONE Roberta Wrlson Carol Spears Carol Phrlllps Delores Oleksa Sandra St Clarr Sharren Stlefel ROW TWO Lrnda Frtzthum Judy Laffey Jane Krupp Josre Podgurskl Bonnle Schoenfeld Penny Scott Carol Nesbrtt Peggy Spears ROW THREE Janet Frnke Jo Ellen Nuismer Alice Hopfrnger Darlene Ballrexch Joyce Brough Mernlee Benore Cherre Cernek Jean Delhnger Pam Culp Lmda Jones ROW FOUR. Jean Gardner Gertrude Hansen Sherla Florran Darleen Hendrix Conme Fxck Andy Elias Sharon Everett Carol Brown ROW ONE Mary Smrth Marc1a Rounds A11ce Slobodzran Betty Peterson Judy Pressler Shirley Zunk ROW TWO John Whrte Donna Truex V1ck1 Shorthff Lots Ohlemacher Sue Wlseman Pat Zlbert Janet Pzrker Dennrs Ames ROW THREE Jerry Fntz Ed Carnrcom Jlm Cooper Tom Frttz Ed Chudy Gary Baker Joe Gerogosran Terry Abel Bob Grrmm Gary Harlow ROW FOUR Ronald Hofacker Mark Wrlltams Bruce Marx Dave Hlldrtch Steve Banchrch B111 Frermark Jesse Carrlzales Cornehur Darden 27 J A ff-, A J ' ' 5: 'V ' 3 . 9 1 Q' . 4 ' . 1 S I A ' lr J 5 Q ! x 2 Claaa When we first entered Port Clinton High School last September, we were a little nervous, a little lost, and quite confused. But we soon learned the ropes by use of the trial and error method and at last we made it through our first year. 'heahman We started off the year with a freshman party so that we could get acquainted with our classmates We waited until the year was well under way before we elected our class of flcers who were Jerry Lemon, Lyle Mackey, Sally Meyer and Linda Phillip as president, vice president, secretary and treasurer respectively Since we were the largest class ever lumps Lyle M to enter Port Clinton High School, we and Sally Meye, ackel' Jerry Lemon had the most sponsors They were Mrs Payton Mr Wolfe, Mr Lukac, Miss Hlltner, Mr Richey Miss Vandervort, Mr Smith and Mr Bowersox Linda P S 4 ROW ONE Dranne Becker Sue 1ma Casperson ROW TWO Henry B1ShOP Robert Allen Drck Below Gary Bohng Eugene Booher Matt Buxton Mark Asman W1ll1s Bahnsen ROW THREE Davrd Reese Al Osborn Genevreve Osborne Donna Pulschen Kathy St Clarr Marjorre Pepon Margaret Phrllrps Carol Ramey Dennrs Robel Davrd Allan ROW FOUR Barbara Peto Shrrley Perry Kathleen Petersen Gllbert Park John Peltler R 1 nd Roder Gary Rounds Ellen Rlehl Carol Perry ROW FIVE Caslmero Alba Dave Pfrsterer o a Edrth Prrddy Delorsre Sharon Petersen Katherme Peto Marlene Rogler Lrnda Ph1l11ps 28 A11 n Henrretta Andrews Donna Bodnar Kr1st1naArhut1ch Rrta 'Jneahman Claaa ROW ONE Sally Meyer Nancy Luebcke Kathy Stanton Dtane Strnson Mary Srchmrller Lynda Snrder ROW TWO Don Olehsa Lyle Mackey Kenms Salyers Robert Srmon Mrke Srnger Marrm Skmner B111 Spears Eddre Stouer ROW THREE Wxllram O Neal Phllrp Mattex Harold Nugent Larry Noblrtt Ed Marun Dorothy Mapes John Smtth Drck Stemdam Rodney Tunnell Larry Schultz ROW FOUR. Nancy Nelson Joyce Nagy Sandra Matthews Myra Meacham Carol Moore Sharon Mapes Harrrettre Boger Nancy Mc Glothlrn ROW FIVE Charles Nrelsen B111 Martrn Joseph Marquez Tom Macko Elba Neff gl ROW ONE Edrth Strnson Darlene Snyder Teresa Smder Carole Bauman Janet Burnham Alvrna Beck ROW TWO Darrell Sebastrno Mary Truex Alta Mae Trent Thomas Bergman Davrd Ascher John Ander son Donald Bennett Charles Ballard ROW THREE Joe Lauer John Krawcyk Dan Laffey john Leary Gerald Semon Jacquelrne Keller Flo Ann Kolhoff Barbara Krupp ROW FOUR Ann Mane Hurrell Connre Kuzma Sandy Kozlok Kathre Karen Hostrrup Robert Johannsen Rrchard Klrne Bob Jones ROW FIVE Jrmmy Jones Drck Kollman Dan Krupp B111 Hambly Ronald Song 29 'heahman Claaa ROW ONE Udtth Grtmm Altce Yurrsta Rosanne Twynham Mary Vran Nancy Wtseman Judy l-Iephner ROW TWO Ronald Fmke Ross A Hazzard Thad Grrsen Paul D Franck Larry Stanford Mark Hodan Davrd Sreenlee Peter Hansen ROW THREE Drana Corthell Earnestme Coleman Carolyn Warren Edna Warren Martha Worcester Susan Woodworth Sandra Wetsend John Wrlber James Gordon Joe Hensley ROW FOUR Wynn Warner Denms Van Hoose Roy Walls Terry Woodrtch Pat Whrte Loretta Wrllabar Greens Wamsley Lmda Walls Susan Walls Leona Walls ROW FIVE Larry Vellrquette Ronald Watt Stanley Wadsworth Bob Weber J1m Von Ertzen Jerry Vess Bob Zess IB. 'i ROW ONE Prtsctlla Everett Sue Eshelman Jeanette Genmns Ahce Guerra Rrta Hathaway Margaret Evans ROW TWO Grace Gonzales BonrueGr1mm Janet Everett Mary Ewuemus J1mGensman Woodrow Grove Donald Fmke R1chardFreder1ck ROW THREE Sue Champton Jan1ceDages Jean Chafftn Beverly Chaffm Bob Corey Wayne Druyor Jerry Druyor Donald DeMars Roger Eberly W1111amCrohen ROW FOUR Vrrgrnta Cutcher Marlene Dubbert Mary Lou Duvall Jane Dallen James Dunn Roger Drusbackey Dale Enghsh Tom Schafer ROW FIVE Eugene Drummer Ron Drlckhamer Karen Dreter Bonnle Chrrstransen Ktt Cooley Larry Duby 30 fldminiatnation MR SIMS This as Mr Sums last year as superuntendent after twenty one years at the helm Everyone connected with Port Clanton Hugh School will mlss hum very much He has been a tune friend to all the students and we will never forget the Interest he has had In us MR CORTHELL He has been prmcupal of Port Clinton Hugh School for eleven years and thls, too, ns his last year at thus post as he takes over the lob of superintendent next fall He has worked hard as prmclpal and we know he will make a fine superintendent The Board of Education also works hard to keep the school running effeclently The president of the board thus year was Dr Carter A---.....,,,,,,,, --f--2-Q-fn 5... 31 .-C CHARLES WOLFE RUTH RICE JOSEPH LUKAC RUTH TRENSHAW Ar 'W' -......,,-r ROB ERT CULLISON x.-,.... ov' OCTA KINCADE DAVID STANTON MARY HILTNER ALBERT ROFKAR r' 5: , X FRANCES MCFADDEN BOYD MARTIN AVILA CARTER ALLENE PAYTON ROBERT GREEN KATHRINE BARBER X DONALD BEATTY RICHARD BLOOM FAY HOLZAUER PHILIP LAFER LOU VANDERVORT LEA DEBIEN HOWARD SMETZER G V KNEPPER RICHARD STUCKY G . 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SHIVELY ROBERT PET ERSON WILLIAM SHOWERMAN THA LIA BROWN WALDO HENDERLICH WILLIAM RICHEY EARL WARNKE KEN BOWERSOX '57 Pont Clinton ATHLE TIC 'High School '58 Qootball Letteumen Butch Malllnger Jake Mackey Arch Tunnell Lann Streeter Captain Ron Huskey Deb Jones Charlie Beaver Mike Conrad Ron Malik Roy Rounds 37 '3ootball Lettenmen Paul Enderle Keafh Jess Norm Gnffnn Rich Yurnsto Jock Payne Don Sfucky Col Colsfon Tom Krupp 38 Don Glfhnger Gary Howell Lettenmen Denny Engler Bull Coleman l Jerry Bowersox Blll SOl4OlOSl4I Denny Park I 957 Reclalema 39 I95 7 Redakma Pre season predlctlons for the l957 ed1t1on of the Port Clnnton Redsk1ns were not too favorable as to P C s hav1ng a good season Wrth the loss of vnrtually a whole flrst team and many other valuable semors from last year s squad Port Clmton was expected to be a green and inexperuenced team Thus was also P C s 1n1t1al year 1n the newly formed Northern Lake s League We were expected to f1n1sh no h1gher than thlrd place in thus rough league The flrst showmg of the Redskuns was at the Rossford Prevnew when the team tackled the Rossford Bulldogs, beatang them 7 to 6 T1ff1n Columbuan v1s1ted True-Lay Fleld the next week to open the regular season The Redsknns went down to defeat by a 27 to I3 score, mamly because there was a seemingly lack of confudence 1n what they could'act- ually do P C tasted the sweet loy of v1ctory the followmg week by beatnng Perrysburg I4 to 7 for not only our flrst seasonal vnctory but also our very fnrst league wm P C went on a rampage the next two weeks by wallopmg two of therr league foes Rossford and Anthony Wayne by scores of 20 to 0 and 39 to I2 respectlvely Next Oak Harbor In what was perhaps the hardest fought game of the season the Redsk1ns behmd at the half I3 to 7 came back to subdue thelr tradutlonal rlvals 20 to I9 The followmg week P C agam came from beh1nd to defeat another league foe Genoa by a score of I3 to 7 For our next game we traveled to Maumee to play the Panthers lf we could beat them we would have the league champaonshup From the furst moment P C got the ball the outcome was lust a matter of t1me The Redskuns played one of thenr fmest ball games and won the flrst Northern Lakes League Champlonshlp by a score of 20 to T3 Wnth the crown on thenr heads the Redskms ventured to Toledo Clay to take on a strong Clay team The roof fell In and P C was soundly beaten 38 to 0 by a hnghly 1nsp1red team Wantmg to close the season an the rlght manner the Redskuns came back to the next week mspnred and hungry for a vlctory Playung under the most adverse of weather condntlons Port Clanton closed the season w1th a vnctory over Bellevue T8 to 0 On December 5 1957 the Downtown Coaches Assocuatnon honored the members of the champlonshlp squad wnth :ts annual Football Banquet Mr John Pont head football coach at M1am1 Un1vers1ty was pr1nc1pal speaker Delbert Jones, was named most valuable back and Jake Mackey recenved the award for belng named most valuable llneman Th1s fme ban quet was a fnttmg cllmax to a fme season one whnch can b looked back upon w1th prnde nn P C s hlstory l957 Scores OPP OPP Rossford Pre Oak Harbor Tlffm Col Genoa Perrysburg Maumee Rossford C ay Anthony Wayne l2 Bellevue N L L TROPHY 40 Q P. c. . P. C. . 7 4 .1 6 20 I9 1' , X 1 I3 ' ' . 27 13 7 1 I4 7 20 I3 'J ' y 20 0 0 1 38 . 1 39 . I8 0 T V 1 Baaketball Snape Y ou re being watched Jake I F Legs MedXeY 0 Grccefux Lonn! Jusr about there! 57 Basketball Lettenmen 58 Arch Tunnell Jake Mackey Bull Sokowloskl Lann Sfreeter Captain Denny Engler Jack Payne Denny Park Harold Beck Dan Mulligan Jam Marten Jerry Bowersoz C ' J S. X X , . LN F' ,, ' ' Jw-'----'-- ,X 1 -Mfw--:MN V 2' I V Wm M A ---an 6 Vauattq Baaleetball At the start of the season predictions for the forthcoming season at P C were very favorable Wrth three returning lettermen on the scene the Redsktns were expected to have one of the better teams m the area But as was the case tn football pre season predtcttons did not hold true Recervtng as many bad breaks as seemed possrble and very often suffering from a lack of height the dream of winnrng the Northern Lakes League champronshlp soon faded The Redskms opened the season at Sandusky playmg the Blue Streaks and losing The next week P C traveled to Anthony Wayne for theu ftrst league game P C lost tn the last mmute by a small score For our ftrst home game and our first wtn P C made Rossford the victrm Meettng arch rrval 0ak Harbor next the Redskrns lost another close game Bouncrng rrght back the Brg Red beat Genoa Port Clinton then lost the next four games they played to Lakeside Maumee Norwalk and Perrysburg by close scores In both the Norwalk and Perrysburg game P C was ahead by consrderable margrns at the half but were unable to keep thetr lead Taktng revenge on an earlier defeat the Redskrns walloped Anthony Wayne for thetr last wrn of the season They closed the regular season wrth a 3 12 won lost record by losrng to Rossford Genoa Maumee Bellevue and Perrysburg In the Sandusky Sectronal Toumament the Redskrns were beaten tn theu ftrst game by Willard desprte a desperate 2nd half rally whrch they staged The Downtown Coaches Assocratron honored the team on March 26 by havtng a banquet rn their honor Coach Eddxe Melvln head basketball coach at Toledo Umversrty was the prtncrpal speaker At thrs ttme Archte Tunnell recerved the trophy for bemg named most valuable player of the 1957 58 team Although the season was not successful from a won lost standpornt the team should be pratsed for the spurt wtth whrch they played every game and the ftne sportsmanshrp that they demonstrated throughout the season 43 I .-. -I L v 1 ,X 'W ' , I r . , X K R? 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' ' ' . 1 1 1 o 1 I C - . , . 1957 58 Vauaztq Scouea Sandusky Pe l'Y5bU 9 Anthon Wayne Anfl10f'Y WaYne Rgggfgr ROSSf0l'd Oak Harbor Genoa Genoa Maumee Lqkeglde Bellevue Nqrwql k Wlllrrard Qtournl Reaefwe Baalzetball This years reserve tecln had a fine season under the second year helm of Coach John Chambers Endang the season with a 9-6 won lost record, the team showed promise for future seasons and a flghtlng spirit that wnll help them un the future, also The team showed a good balance ln scoring and the teamwork which they displayed for bemg young and nn experienced was a welcome sight on the basketball floor We hope that the success that they had will follow through next year when they enter varslty circles ROW ONE Davld Dick Gary Ohm Denny Jensen David Phsterer Jerry Bowersox Comy Darden David Wise man ROW TWO B111 Dreher Harold Beck B111 Martin Coach Chambers Bill Kyle DanMu111gan Denny Park 44 o - PC 42 52 PC 70 78 PC 44 47 PC 85 53 PC 60 d 35 PC 43 52 PC 51 55 PC 71 88 PC 73 63 PC 57 71 PC 61 ' 76 PC 47 66 PC 50 Maumee 72 PC 48 Pe sburg 69 PC 57 60 PC 52 ' 67 Count? meet Hiflhliqhta Record Breakers In Action Tale Qf Th T ob Ross Happy Londmgs! Lymg Down On The J The Queen He r Court And County Record Breakers W! Vlcfory Smllel You ccxn'f wan em oll, boys' 'Jnack Snapa Q x Ron You worried abou I ww we Don f look so surprised Red Power of concenfrcfron you mode nfl 46 - . . . . 4' . . ' , , Qfigzzga. on X swf- W -:Qg fsvs - X , .. L iff- V' I ' a . . . I 958 'Jnack The Port Clanton track team got off to a very fnne start by defeatmg five opponents Fostoria, Huron, Fremont Ross, Genoa, and Lakesnde by very nmpressnve scores The Red sklns then participated ln the Bucyrus Relays ID whlch they placed second behind host Bucyrus They then defeated arch rlval Oak Harbor by a declslve margm The followmg week came what was to be the most excuhng track meet of the year It was the annual county track meet of the year The Redskms were an conquest of their fourth consecutsve county champoonshlp but were subdued by a flghtlng Genoa team The followmg Monday the Redskms took part nn the first Northern Lakes League meet Thus tame not to be denied vuctory by Genoa or the other conference teams as they out scored Genoa theur closest competltor by twelve points At the distract track meet the Redskms dnd not do as good as the two prevaous years GS they placed fourth Two boys, Arch Tunnell and Don Glttmger quallfned for the state track meet Arch took first ln the hugh hurdle and second m the low hurdles Don took flrst un the mule At the state Arch was unable to quallfy for the finals but Don dnd gam a seventh These two boys shared the most valuable player award given by the Downtown Coaches Assoclatlon So as the season ended the Redskms has complled a very lmpresslve record whlch wlll be somethmg for the teams of the future to work for Port Clinton 66 Fostoria Port Clmton 81 Huron Port Clmton 82 Oak Harbor 36 Port Clmton 80 Fremont 38 Port Clmton 65 Genoa Port Clmton Ill Lakeslde 7 County 62 lf2 Genoa, 57 P C 30 I 2 Oak Harbor Elmore 3 Lakeslde T N L L 77 7fl2 P C 561712 Genoa 50 lf3 Maumee 24174 Perrysburg 8 IX4 Anthony Wayne, 7 lf2 Rossford 47 - - 25 ' ' 37 0 D O 3 ' - I f I I 0 ' of 9 W 9 Dorothy Sfefcncccu Carol Wmke Nancy Meochem Pot Hocrd Karen Wohlers Sue Comstock Mary Krcnmb 8 Cjinla' Athletic flaaociation The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to encourage interest in sports and to promote sportsmanship. This year the G.A.A. sponsored a Mothers' Night and a basketball play day. A picnic is held every year honoring the graduating seniors in G.A.A., at this time winners of the various sports are acknowleged and the outstanding senior girl is presented with a trophy. All members of G.A.A. are eligible to attend the banquet. The officers of G.A.A, for this year were Carolyn Probel, President, Mary Kramb, Vice President' Nancy Stanton, Secretary, Suellen Wilkins, Treasurer, and Sue Griffin, Letter: Club ROW ONE Dort Rxder Dort Stefanaccr Barb Comstock Carolyn Probel Joan Kollman ROW TWO Sharon Halxck Willa Valance 1111 Meyer Barb Tunnell Marcra Davrs Carolyn Bredbeck Conxue Knodel 49 : r v 9 n e I I 1 s 1 1 1 . Cjinla' Athletic flaaociation ROW ONE Claudene Hayne Kathr Twynham Ellen Rrehl Kathy Souter Dranne Becker Bonnre Chrrstran sen ROW TWO Ruth Mrller Darlene Grll Susan Woodworth Donna Pulschen Carol Perry Roseanne Twynham Peg Rounds Alcema Srmon ROW THREE Nancy Dreher Judy Retnbolt Sue Comstock Pat Hoard Pat Hofacker Tma Arhertrch Barb Krupp Floann Kolhoff Jacque Keller Geraldrne Phrllrps ROW FOUR Carolyn Wrnke Nancy Meacham Yvonne Skrmrer Carole Hazzard Judy Havener Mary Moore Kay Lrnger Karen Wahlers Sue Grrffrn Bette Bauman ROW ONE Mary Euremus Janet Everett Nancy Luebcke Jean Chaffrn Bev Chaffrn Marlene Dubbert ROW TWO Carol Moore Joyce Dahm Mary Amato Donna Jean Bodnar Darlene Snyder Margaut Phrllrps Sue Eshelman Chrta Hawkrng ROW THREE Marllyn Butts Connre Kuzma Sandra Kozlok Sandy Wersend Karen Hostrup Sally Meyer Lrnda Walls Sue Walls Leona Walls Alta Mae Trent ROW FOUR. Drane Schroeder Dee Jane Lundgard Elrzabeth Moon Nancy Semon Barbar Baker Vrckr Shorthff Teresa Smder Carole Bawman ROW FIVE Barbe Brokate Kathy Stanton Kathy Hernsen Nancy Stanton Jane Duvall 50 L , 2 hz 5 . t y fi .La ' B Ciinla' Athletic Aaaociation ROW ONE Rosemane Kmney Mary Kramb Judy Mrsch Bette Joy Twarek Lmda Peltier Myra Kuzma ROW TWO Clara Phrlllps Dawn Morttz Lavonne Jensen Barb Laser Yvonne Schneider Pat Kurtz Jolene Danklefsen Joame Banchtch ROW THREE Judy Rettz Carolyn Scholt Pat Zlbert Sue Wtseman Barbara Boldt Sandy N1ssen Jean Gardner Betty Peterson Judy Pressler Pat Ohm ROW FOUR. Martha Worchester Mary Viam Grace Gonzales Kathxe Kreager Shelra Howerth Paula Kreger Osborne ROW TWO Barbara Bon Janet Grodr Lots Ann Henderhch Darleen Hendnx Cherle Cernek Judy Krofft Sandra St Clair Carol Brown ROW THREE Joste Podgurskx Shella Flonan lots Ohlemacher Jul1e Davls Judt Llmestahl Jo Ellen Nulsmer Jo Ellen Ley Brenda Wadsworth Lmda Wadsworth Mananne Han sen ROW FOUR. Edrth Sunson Janet Bumham Mary Lou Duvall Jane Dallen Sharon Peterson Sharon Mapes Bente Rasmussen Sue Lambert 51 ROW ONE: Linda Fitzthum, Joan'Richey, Carolyne Robinson, Margie Pepon, Priscilla Everett, Genevieve Eosy on the punch, gurls ffl I l l lk I Who? Q heap of humanity' Plsfol Pcckm Momo 'fo e v1CT0' be 52 Xongs xhe Spous ' J vs 4 V V ' Y 1 - . - is .. - v. F L K ,J v .X - ,r' 1 ..- . .Kg-4 X, ' l,,1:x, fr K 5 .Y H-S . -, - R I' if ' k 1 i ,' -Q A ' a , ,X ' N x I , I I l I X 7:- Y 1' ix .E T Ky 144 Snape Put up your dukes' X.. Ill -4 Culoruesl Calories' Colornes' ff ag, an nu J Vu!! sig' 'W IS IS c boskefball Team? M,.,.q 'N-.Y 'LP C3 Q7 Guffer ball chompnonsl Calories conf 53 57 Pont Clinton ...J IC -High School '58 Jnatnumental Wluaic The band this year was under the direction of Mr. David Stanton and Mr. Earl Warnke. The band started out the season by playing at the football games between halves. After foot- ball season was over, the band practiced for the Christmas concert in which they played many numbers appropriate for the season. When school resumed after Christmas vacation, the band began working towards the spring concert. This hard work didn't go for naught as the concert was certainly a success. The band finished out its year by marching for Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day. The orchestra under the direction of Mr. David Stanton, is getting larger each year. This year there was a total of 37 members. The orchestra played at the Northwestern Ohio Orchestra Festival, at Rotary, Catawba P.T.A., spring concert, baccalaureate, and commencement. The Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Earl Warnke was the best it has been in many years. Besides playing at all the basketball dances, they played for the honor drivers' award meeting, and the school talent assembly. Big plans are in store for the dance band in the coming years. mauchinq ' Q 56 Semen Band membena I 1 -Q x 4, f'xN li. NJ---I-N X 1 I if -, ' M 1 . 1 . . J ' : R A Q ' .' 0 . D : . ,V N W! . :N 4 s 49 's ff Q ' . v .. '- .' : s . ' S- Q7 '. '- 'A A ,uf f -: 1 .A Q 42.1-F ld, 41 1 'iff Q x -' we fr T A,sf UL Q gs .X J We I k YK W 9 Qxi. in 0 '10, 3- 5, 'P i L 2 dak n 'K Gexl ..-X N c ,., ai. 4 ,K W' 4 JW, xff' iR 4Ur 5 '-'x 'fE,, f, ,7 ' f'x X ' ' ' 'or in X K 3 9 0' X .'-'Q gf Q4- lr Vocal muaic The mixed chorus is composed of HO members this year. Mr. Robert Peterson is the vocal music instructor. The chorus members meet twice a week to work to- wards their two main appearances-the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Chorale is a smaller group made up of a select part of the chorus. They made several appearances throughout the year and sang for the two concerts and for baccalaureate. The student director this year was Barbara Brokate. mixed 58 Dance Band Jtm Cooper J111 Meyer Mxke Fall Harold Beck Myrna Pluckhorn Jean Wooley Mr Warnke Leroy Rumery Bob Putnam Drane Stinson Ardath Granstaff Jtm Gardner Don Below Kay Ltnger B111 Sprmg Mark Hoden Larry Stanford Forest Garner Gncheatna Barbara Brokate Dale Wrlhams Barbara Baker Jlll Meyer Jean Wooley Kathy Stanton Susre Zers Kathy Hernsen Vrckr Shortlrff Mark Asman Paula Snrder Nancy Stanton Altce Holly John Wtlbur Fred Kasper Elrzabeth Moon Jane Duvall Janet Balduf Nancy Wrseman Don Below Konroe Stahl Barbara Yensen Judy Voss Dtane Schroeder Dee Jane Lundgard Bob Putnam Leroy Rumery Kay Lrnger B111 Sprtng Nancy Semon Trm Carter Ardath Granstaff Myrna Pluckhorn Jrm Gardner Forest Garner Mr Stanton 60 ' 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 D 1 1 I I 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 O 1 ' 1 1 D 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 I I 1 1 I . 1 1 0 I Wlaionettea Nancy Dreher Judy Reifz Francis Bachfel Darlene Balrelch 61 Pat Zlberf A 4 ...fm-as -M-N M W 57 Pont Clinton TIVITI -High School '58 Student Council ROW ONE Bob Putnam Drane Schroeder Secretary Jerome Oleksa Vrce Presrdent Paul Enderle Presrdent Dale W1111ams Suzre Zers ROW TWO Lrnda Peluer Sue Comstock Judy Mrsch Sue Grrffm J111 Meyer Lanny Streeter Barb Brokate Barbara Baker ROW THREE Janet Parker Ardrth Granstaff Harold Beck Comelrus Darden Nancy McG1oth11n Wayne Colston Bob Ehyas Karen Drerer Donna Pulschen Bette Joy Twarek ROW FOUR Carolyn Bredbeck Adelarde Busche Dennrs Snyder Dan Stuckey Charles Busch Edrth Stenson Janet Burnham Janet Fmke Barb Tunnell Kathy Hemsen Jane Krupp Judy Havener 'hh Y? ROW ONE Tom Krupp Carol Wmke Nancy Meachem Cyrus Wood ROW TWO Charlene Bennett Kathy Peto Bormre Mamek Marcia Lewrs Ylewa Staff : ' . 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I 'Honon Studenta ROW ONE Bob Fntz Lee Schmxtt Suzre Zers Judy Mrsch Rox1e Flonan Bob Putnam ROW TWO Carolyn Scholt Kay Lmger Bonnre Schonfeld Harold Beck Gary Ohm B111 Robel Phxlhp Touth Cornelurs Darden Charles Busch Kathy Hexnsen ROW THREE Adelarde Busche Carolyne Robrnson Mary Kramb Carol Phrllrps Joanre Banchzch Bonnre Mamek Cathy Dunn Karen Wahlers Nancy Dreher Judy Havener ROW FOUR Sandra Nrssen Dave Sxmon Ke1th Jess Arwood Manmsto Dale Wrllrams Geoffrey Thompson B111 Kyle B111 Dreher Mrke McDamel Joan Ballard Joanne Krawyzk Pamela Thompson ROW ONE '1ll Meyer Ju11e Davrs Jane Duvall Barbara Boldt Sandra St Clarr Barbara Baker Joan Rrchey Judy Vogt ROW TWO Marcra Lewrs Judy Rertz Joyce Dahm Jo Ellen Nursmer E11zabeth Moon Nancy Stanton Sherla Flor1an Janet Parker Dee Jane Lundgard Drane Schroeder ROW THREE Jrm Cooper Carl Mrller James Hern Brenda Wadsworth Carolyn Probel Cathy Twynham Wr11ahVa1lance LeRoy Rumery Fred Kasper hm Gardner Tom Frrtz Ted Snyder ROW FOUR Carol Brown Judy Krofft Gertrude Hansen Jean Gardner Jean Dellrnger Roger Snrder Ron Mallk Arch Tunnell Wayne Colston George Rofkar Lanny Streeter Barb Brokate 65 1 I . 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I 'I I I I 1' I I I I I -I .I Y I national Qonenaica League Bob Putnam Dole Williams Jeff Thompson Roger Snider ROW ONE Mary Euremus Janet Burnham Penny Scott Ann Hurrell Elrzabeth Moon Jean Woolley ROW TWO Barbara Baker Jerome Oleksa Gerald Borne Ray Lambert Davrd Reese Mxke Appel Harold Beck J1ll Meyer ROW THREE Karen Hostrup Dale W1l11ams Bob Putnam Geoffrey Thompson Roger Snrder Nancy Wrseman 66 'km D Latin Club ROW ONE Judy Mtsch Suzre Zers Harold Beck B111 Dreher Rosemarre Ktnney Joame Banchrch ROW TWO Gmny Allen Cathy Damn Bonnie Mamek Joan Robron Roxre Florran Marcra Drusbacky Jean Woolley Myrna Pluckhorn Nancy Dreher Sue Grrffen ROW THREE Ray Lambert Davld Mrller Bob Putnam Carl Mrller Jrm Gardner Roger Snlder Dan Kennelly B111 Coleman Rlchard Chapman Denny Engler Jack Payne Lee Schmttt ROW FOUR Drane Schroeder Dee Jane Lundgard Jo Ellen Ley Elrzabeth Pe pon Julre Davrs ROW ONE Shetla Florran Sue Lambert Lmda Fttzhum Barbara Boldt Nancy Stanton Judr Lrmestahl ROW TWO LeRoy Rumery Geoffrey Thompson Mtke Fall B111 Sprrng Sue Wrseman Sandy Nrssen Martlyn Butts Judy Rertz Joyc Dahm Andy Granstaff ROW THREE Mrke McDame1 Bob Krupp Bente Ras mussen B111 Kyle Carl Austrn Fred Kaspar Dan Below Konroe Stahl Mrke Appel Phtllrp Routh Jrm Mrelke Gary Ohm ROW FOUR Dave Drck Forrest Gamer Gerald Borne Dan Mulltgan Clarence Bohs Charles Busch Bob Derrvan Arwood Mannrsto John Burkart 67 O Moon, Jane Duvall: Kathy Heinsen, Barbara Baker, Carolyn Scholt, Joan Richey, Lynn Jenkins, Virginia U 'Jeena ROW ONE Nancy Dreher Jrll Meyer Carolyn Bredbeck Carolyn Probel Barb Brokate Suzte Zers Sue W11klHS Karen Wahlers ROW TWO Judy Vogt Jean Woolley Cathy Dunn Carole Hazzard Barbara M1z ner Sue Comstock Carolyn Wmke Rosemarre Kmney Sally Cay Joanle Banchtch Judy Mrsch ROW THREE Joan Kollmann Jann Hagerty Dort Rlder Lots Ann Henderlrch Sharon Hensley Pat Hoard Paula Smder Dort Stefanaccr Pat Hofacker Mary Lou O Nan Judy Voss Myrna Pluckhorne ROW FOUR Brenda Wadsworth Barbara Comstock Jan Gordr Betty Drck Ardrth Granstaff Jeanne Frllmore Marjorre Brough Barb Tunnell Marcra Davrs Sandy Ntssen ROW ONE Cherre Cernek Pamela Thompson Barbara Bon Sharon Hunter Vanda Wrckltne Bonnle Alltson Lmda Wadsworth Joan Ballard ROW TWO Marcta Lewts Delores Oleska Roberta Wrlson Alrce Hopfmger Jean Gardner Joyc Brough Sharon Hahch Carol Brown Charlene Bennet Mrlly Babcock ROW THREE Mary Moore Marrlyn Marek Thelma M Wagamon Mary Eaton Theda Ann Luebcke Vrrgxnra Pepon Peggy Rounds Alcenla Slmon Jolene Dandlefsen Dawn Morltz Katht Twynham Bonnre Mamek ROW FOUR Jean Dellmger Kathryn Peto Joan Robron Darlene Gtll Judy Benko Sue Wrseman Barbar Yensen Vrrgxnla Rofkar Lynn Jenkrns Gtnny Allen 68 - . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 '.. 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . l ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U-Teena ROW ONE Lmda Frtzthum Ruth Mrller Yvonne Schnerder Pat Kurtz Pat Ohm Lavonne Jensen Judy Krofft Pam Culp ROW TWO Myra Kuzma Lmda Peltrer Judy Rembolt Sue Grrffrn Betty Bawman Kay Lmger Mary Amato Bette Joy Twarek Yvonne Skrnner Judy Laffey ROW THREE Carol Phrllrps Marrlyn Butts Joyce Dahm Sue Lambert Jane Krupp Ann Phrstere Josre Podgurskt Lors Ohlemacher Wrllah Vallance Rosle Florran ROW ONE Jo Ellen Nursmer Joellen Ley Drane Hyde Joan Rlchey Carolyn Welch Joanme Deal Judy Pressler ROW TWO Shuley Zunk Nancy Stanton Julre Davrs Drane Schroeder Barbara Boldt Dee Jane Lundgard Sherla Florran Janet Parker Jane Duvall Betty Peterson ROW THREE Sandra St Clarr Iva Trlson Vrckr Shortlrff Kathy Hernsen Carolyn Scholt Darlene Ballrrech Judy Rextz Pat Z.1bert Judr Lrmstahl Ellzabeth Moon 69 . . . . . I I I I I I I . . . . . . I 0 I I I I I I . . . . . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I W I . . . . I I I I I I I I : I I I I I . . O . I I I I 0 - I I I I I I I I I I 1 'Jutune 'Jeacheua ob flmefuca ROW ONE Jud Vogt Doroth Stefannaccr A11ce H011 J1ll Meyer Ade1a1deBusche Carolyn Probel ROW TWO Ardrth ranstaff Sue omstock L1ndaPelt1er O3Il18B3f1Ch1Ch Carolyn Scholt Sandy Nrssen Brenda Wadsworth Barb Brokate ROW THREE Barbara Comstock Joan Ballard Judy Bergman Marjorre Brough Mary LouONan Lo1sGottscl1o1k Judy Rernbolt Sally Cay Pat Hofacker Cathy Dunn ROW ONE Barb Brokate Carolyn Welch Prrscrlla Everett Nancy Dreher Sandra Kozlok Dorothy Stef annaccr ROW TWO Geor e Rofkar Carolyn Probel Barbara Yensen Connle Kuzma Lors Gottsc ralk Mary Moore Jrll Meyer Judy o t ROW THREE Gerald Borne Scot Asman Larry Stanforn Ted Davres B111 Robel Ron Drrckhamer RIC ard Klme Gary Rathben 70 Qeuman Club . ff? 's I Vanaztq Club ROW ONE Kerth Jess Ron Huskey Carlton M1111n er Delbert Jones B111 Coleman Roy Rounds Jack Payne B111 Sokolosk1 ROW TWO Denn Engler Wayne olston Paul Enderle Tom Krupp Don Grtunger Gar Howell D1Vld W1seman Lee Sc mm Dan Stuckey Lanny Streeter ROW THREE Jerry Bowersox Chuc Beaver Mlke Conrad Norm G1rff1n J1m Wenzlnger B111 Mrgala Arch Tunnell Richard Yurlsta Ron Mallk Charles Busch Jake Mackey ROW ONE Jack Carstensen Paul Enderle Lanny Streeter Arch Tunnell George Rofkar Dan Stuckey ROW TWO Tom Krupp Gary larhbun Dave M111er B111 Ph1pps Bob FIIIZ Dan Kennelly Norm Gr1ff1n Ross Waru Lee Schm1tt Ca1Co1ston ROW THREE Don Getunger Chuck Beaver B111SOkO1OSkl Cyrus Wood B111 Moon Ron Huskey D1ckYur1sta Jerome Oleksa Roy Rounds Ron Mahk Terry Meyers 71 Hi-14 Jnduatmal Ania ROW ONE Bob Eltyas B111 Moon Brenten Mackey Ron Baker Ron Mahk Dennts Snyder ROW TWO Rrchard Harle Mtke Stnger Jtm Cooper Jerry Vess John Peltrer Gary Baker Lester Mackey Phtl Campbell ROW HREE John Patterson Gary Robron Emerson Howell Ted Snyder Robert Ktng Dave Beg s Harold Lopez Davtd Segaard James Gtlleland James Green Terry Abel Stage Handa and Puopectton Opeuatona ROW ONE Tony Gerkrns Rtchard Yurrsta Dan Stuckey Don Gettrn er CarlM1111n er John Culp ROW TWO John Patterson Gary Robron Harold Ballrerch Davtd Pallet n Maltk Roy unds Ron Huskey 72 C Ballreich, John Fought, John Drummer, Carl Kolhoff. ROW EOUR: Eugene Miller, Jimmy Shiets, Erfrest O I 'Jutuue -Homemakena ob Amefuca ROW ONE Delores Oleksa Jean Gardner Treasurer Barbara Bon Vrce Prestdent Mary Kelso Presrdent Joanne Krawczyk Secretary Cherre Cernek ROW TWO Bev Chaffln Carol Moore Darlene Snyder Dorothy Mapes Jane Krupp Carol Brown Darleen Hendrrx Janet Parker ROW THREE Ahce Hopfmger Nancy Semon Joan Kollman Mary Leary Pam Culp Jean Delhnger Marlene Roger Rrta Casperson Barbara Peto Al1ce Guerra ROW ONE Pamela Thompson Dawn Morrtz Janet Frnke Andy Elras Barb Brown Vrrgrnla Cradrc ROW TWO Jamce Dages Betty Peterson Judy Krofft Lots Ohlemacher Kathryn Peto Darlene Ballrerch Pat Zrbert Connre Knodel ROW THREE Sandra Matthews Kathre Kreager Grace Gonzales Katherrne Peto Mary Eurenurs Donna Jean Bodner Marlene Dubbert Judy I-Iephner Joyce Brough Udrth Grlmm 73 C . I - . - . - . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 I I I I I P 1 . X H, 2 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I ' Sabetq Patnol ROW ONE Rrchard Yurrsta Chuck Beaver B1l1Sokoloski Dan Stuckey Ron Huske Car1Mi1l1.n er ROW EWG lgohn Drummer Jack Payne Jerry Druyor Phrl Campbell Jack Carstensen aul Enderle enne y Ecole Du Dname y sa Jrm enztnger Bonme Mamek Marcra Lewrs Marcra Davrs ROW TWO Jane Krupp Jo Ellen Nursmer Dawn Morrtz John Culp Romrro Gonzales Randy Pean Dan Kennelly Wynn Mayhew Ted Davtes Tom Krupp ROW THREE Darleen Hendrrx Bob Fritz Kathryn Peto B111 Phrpps Pat Hofacker Drck Holly Cathy Dunn Dandy Shepler Sharon Hensley Karen Christransen Shelby DeFr1ece Brenda Wadsworth 74 1 . 1 ' 1 ' u , , l ' n X' 1 Ban. I ROW ONE: Cherie Cernek, Rosemarie Kinne , Jerome Olelr , ' W ' l , ' , r ' Reviata Stafgb ROW ONE Lanny Streeter Barbara Tunnell Paul Enderle 1111 Meyer George Rofkar ROW TWO LOIS Henderhch Sharon Hensley Dorothy Stefanaccx Carolyn Probel Pam Thompson Mary O Nan Judy V ogt Thus year we had a hard workmg Revusta Staff, chosen by a special Dorothy Stefanaccn was assistant edltor Jlll Meyer and George Rofkar worked together In the literary department, Sharon Hensley was art edrtor, Lois Henderllch as photography edltor, Lanny Streeter and Paul Enderle colloborated together on boys sports, and Carolyn Probel hand led the gurls sports, Barbara Tunnell was busmess manager and Pam Thompson, sales manager, and Mary O Nan helped with the typlng The group met durmg school, Easter vacatlon, and even after Commencement to get thas yearbook completed and make rt a success We hope you like ntl 75 group of faculty members. Judy Vogt was chosen as editor-in-chief and Snipa and Snape D I End of the lmel on Jones One Sleepy People Glfhng storied Don? HE ll llU'lI' il Alrnghf let s moke up Alos poor Brutus They re shll eofmgl 76 Shelby DeFr:ece Bob Frltz Kathy Peto Darlene Snyder Darlene Hendrax Pat Wsse Ted Davies Bull Phipps Brenda Wadsworth was publncuty durector Qneat Bzq Doonatep Mrs Crochet Husband Twms Evvre Topac Arthur Dewey Mrs Beaumont Fletcher Jo Ellen Nulsmer Landlady Mass Vandervort was the director of the play Mr Bob Smnth assssted Jerry Oleksa was business manager Bonme Mamek Pat Kurtz and Tana Arhutnch were student dlrector Marcia Lewis 77 Dance Snape 4 'Q lk Phllhormonlc Farmers L4 .Ju---, Th? ,Mdeoo sssfee 78 Three Little LeP'iChcU S Dance Snape f 'Y H Qhlond Fl ng Fi' 79 flunion and Semen Pnom W7 The Junror Senior Prom thus year was certainly one of the most outstandlng ones ever held It was held at the new Bataan School audutoruum The theme was Shangru Lal and everythnng was on an Orlental basas The sophomore servers looked as though they stepped right over from Chnna One slde wall and the back wall contanned slllouettes of Orrental scenes The bug round clock on the wall was transformed unto a yellow moon On the opposite wall was a huge green dragon With Ernie Duffield and has band on stage stood a huge replica of Buddha whnch although rt was made of paper mache looked as nf ut were cast uron Everyone who attended Shangrl Lal had a wonderful time 80 Baccalauneate Baccaulaureate began June I 1958 at 3 OO p m wnth the Invocation by Rev John Braun The Chorale followed wrth two numbers then Rev Braun gave the class sermon In nt he developed the theme that the place the graduates take wall depend upon the choice they make He pointed out that lute ns full of cholces and that the graduate can choose a lrfe of selfushness or a lute of selflessness He warned You cannot sow oats and expect to reap wheat You cannot sow wlld oats and expect to sow anythnng but trouble He urged has lrsteners to learn to thank those who have contrlbuted to thenr success In llfe and closed by remmdmg them, What a man sows that shall he also reap and he quoted Joshua, Choose you thus day whom ye shall serve As The Chorale sang two more numbers, one being the beautnful Recessnonal featuring Evelyn Smnth as soloust Rev Braun closed Baccalaureate with the benedlctlon I I - I I ll I ' ll . . . . I . . ,, I ,II I ll ' for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. ' ' II ' ll ' Lanny Streeter Reverend Braun Dale Wllllams Comme The seventy-third annual Commencement of Port Clinton High School was held in the high school auditorium on June 2, at 8:00 p.m. Every class likes to feel that their Commencement is something special, but this year the class of T958 was especially honored. The speaker for the evening was Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, president of Ohio Wesleyan University and the new Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. This was the first time Port Clinton had a member of the President's cabinet for its Com- mencement speaker. ln his speech Dr. Flemming expounded on the admonition credited to Branch Rickey, Never accept the negative until you have thoroughly explored the positive. He pointed out times in which the seniors will be bombarded with negative thinking- in their college life or business, their church, or in the world in general. But in each case he urged them to explore the positive before accepting the negative. In explaining the difference between maturity and immaturity Dr. Flemming cited the example of when the lights went out in the house the four year old child complained of the dark while the older children hunted candles to dispell the darkness. He left the seniors with statement that he felt sure this class was not a group to go out in the world and complain about the darkness, but rather a group that would find candles to light. 82 ment Norman Griffin gave the class address in which he called for reexamination of national policies so to prevent the accelerated weapons race which can only result in war. What kind of world are we heading for? he asked, A world of war, hatred or fear? Or no world at all? Education is the first step in keeping America strong and a diploma is an important part of that first step. I hope we can meet the challenge. Before the diplomas were handed out Mr. Corthell paid special tribute to Vale- dictorian Dale Williams whose 3.9318 average earned im the Gold Key, and Salu- tatorian Lanny Streeter, who received the Silver Key. The seniors liked to think that there were 99 in the graduating class rather than 98, as this was Mr. Sims' last year as Superintendent. In view of this and of Mr. Sims devoted service to the school and the community, Board of Education president Fr. Kenneth Carter stepped down from the customary duty of school board president in presenting the diplomas, relinquishing the honor to Mr. Sims. The musical portion of the program was provided by the woodwind quintet, made up of Jill Meyer, Alice Holly, Judy Voss, Barbara Brokate, and Robert Elyias, playing March Hongroise , and the senior members of Chorale singing One God. After the presentation of the diplomas the seniors sang the Alma Mater together for the last time. Rev. Everett Goings concluded the ceremonies with the benediction. 83 Senior: Dinner: it ,Q-li, mL. The Log Cabun nn Bay Village Ohio was again the scene ofthe Sensor Dinner held on May 28 1958 at 6 30 p m Barbara Brokate began wuth the unvocatnon Norm Grlffm did a commendable 'ob as master of ceremonies He also announced the dedlcatlon of the Revnsta to Mr Sums as a trubute of our love and gratntude to someone whom we luke to consnder as a fruend of all the students Jrll Meyer read the class prophecy whach was enloyed by all At the close of the banquet the sensors sang the Alma Mater Other than the 98 sensors those attending Included Mr and Mrs Sums Mr and Mrs Corthell Mr and Mrs Showerman Mr Stucky Mrs Trenshaw Mlss Klncade Mr and Mrs Bloom and Mr and Mrs Hattwrck M X4 f 7fA IARBU 9' K x A .fj I, fZ!!?l1.,f - A f Y' ons