Shiloh High School - Periscope Yearbook (Shiloh, OH)

 - Class of 1955

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STANDING: Mr. Mock, F. Rader. . . Fred Rader . Irmogene Dick . . Marylyn Dent .Dorothy Kilgore . Donald Frisby . Ronald Lofland . . Madge Lykins Charles Hughes . . Kermit Noble . .Sandra Bloom . Judy Hawthorne Nyle Laser - - Shirley Cuppy - - Peggy Lofland . . . Glen Brook Janice Wolford . Sally Swanger Ervin Fackler Mary Ann Butner Bill Reynolds Alice Porter - Bob Pittenger Hazel Beck - - Mr.. Mock County Superintendent of Schools Board of Education FIRST ROW: R. Howard, R. Wells, W. Harnly, R SECOND ROW: E. H t C O Butner, Mr. Beard Q? ' FACUHY Ti? uperintendent HOMER V. BEARD B. S. in Education Ohio State University M. A. in Education Ohio University School Secretary Mrs . Lillian 'Boock W. W. PITTENGER B. in Education Ashland College Science Social Studies 95' N S ALICE KINSEI.. B. S. in Education Capital University Nlzitheniatics Algebra JOSEPH MOCK B. S. in Education Ohio State University Ashland College English Speech ' Qi si . l A EDITH HUSTON B. A. in Education Baldwin Wallace College Latin Physical Education VDWARIB lVl. lilNSl'l. li. 5. in l lluc.iiion Aslilunrl Qiollvgf' Im'1c'm'v Pliyr-null Iklilixilimi DORIS BARDON B. S. in Music Otterbein College Music GIDEON SEYMOUR B. S. in Education M. 5. in Education Kent State Ohio State University of Chattanooga Farm Shop Agriculture AVA ARNOLD B. S. in Home Economics Ohio State University M, A. in Home Economics Ohio State University Bowling Green University University of Colorado Home Economics DOROTHY MCGRAW B. S. in Commerce Drexel Institute University of Pittsburgh Commercial HAROLD E. DAUP B. S. in Education Ashland College Otterbein College History Physical Education Grade School Facult Fllibl' ROW' Klrx., Slroup, lXlrs.LynCl1, Mr:-,, Willi.1n1e-,lXlrs.Hurling,IXlrs-. Pnllvrrao SVCOND ROW: Mrs. Myers, Alrrl. lNIc'HriLlP,Mr:1. Seymour, Mme l'lmxx, Nlrx, l'urlu'r, Bible Teacher: Mr .Hettinger SENIOR 'E ,' fw L. H14 , - 4. , - K 4 1 . kin 1 A Ravi' 5' 5 gi A- Af'n ,...... 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Sweeping the bottom of the ocean with a broom Class President ,......... 1 Boys' State . . . . . 1954 Mixed Chorus. . .... . 4 Baseball .... . . . . .1 ,2,3,4 Basketball ........... 1,Z,3,4 Junior Play .... Finders Creepers Senior Play . . ..... Tattletale Name . . . . Glen Brook Nickname . ..... Glen Saying ........ Think so! Motto. .Take Things as They Come Song ........ I Get So Lonely Ambition ..... Be a Rich Farmer Doom .... Work on Potato Farm Vice-President .......... 4 Band ...... . . . 1 Mixed Chorus . . . . . . 4 F.F.A ..... . . 1,Z,3,4 Librarian . . . . . 4 Manager. . . . 1 Basketball . . ..... . 1 Senior Play. . . . Tattletale Name .... . Marylyn Dent Nickname . . .... Joanie Saying ......... Oh, bugsI Motto ........ Try, try, again Song . . Make Yourself Comfortable Ambition ....... Social Worker Doom ..... Live on Skid Row Student Council .......... 2,4 Band ...... . . 1,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . 1,2.,3,4 Glee Club ..... . . 1,2,3 Latin Club ..... . . 1,2 Scholarship Team . . . . 1,Z,3 Prince of Peace . . . . Z,3,4 F.T.A ....... . . . 4 Librarian . . ......... . 4 Junior Play .... Finders Creepers Senior Play . . .... Tattletale Name . . . Nickname. . Saying . . Motto . . . Song . . . . Ambition . . . Doom ...,.. . . Shirley Cuppy . . . . . . Shirt . . Oh, brother . . . Never give up Carnival of Venice Physical Education lnstructress Shining basketballs Class Treasurer ......... 3,4 Band .... . . Mixed Chorus . . Glee Club .... Latin Club . . Cheerleader . . Basketball, . Senior Play . . . . . l,Z,3,4 . 2,3,4 . . l,Z,3 . . 1,2 . . 2,3 . . . .Z,3,4 . .Tattletale Name . . Nyle Laser Nickname ......... Duke Saying. . .Don't get in a hurry Motto . . ..... Take it easy Song. . . . . ..... Slowly Ambition . . . . . Engineer Doom . . . . . . Cavalry Student Council .......... l F.F.A ............. l,2,3 Junior Play. . . Finders Creepers Senior Play ........ Tattletale Name . . . . . Sandra Bloom Nicknames, -, ..... ... Sandy Saying ....... Wait for me Motto . . .Toward New Horizon's Song . . .The Touch of God's Hand Ambition .... Physical Education Instructress Doom . . Globe Trotter's Manager Class Treasurer ........ 1 Class Secretary . . . . 4 Mixed Chorus ,... . . 4 Scholarship Team ....... 1,3 F.H.A ............ l,2,3,4 Home-coming Attendant ..... Z Home-coming Queen ......, 3 Basketball ...... .... 3 ,4 Senior Play ..... . Tattletale Name .... . . Irmogene Dick Nickname .......... Genie Saying ....... I suppose so Motto .... Always Keep Trying Song . . . You'll Never Walk Alone Ambition .......... College Doom ....... Washing Dishes News Reporter .......... 4 Girls' State . . . . . 1954 Mixed Chorus . . 4 Glee Club. . . . . 1 Latin Club ....... . . . 1,2 Scholarship Team ...... 1.2,3 Home-coming Attendant ..... 3 Junior Play. . . Finders Creepers Senior Play ....... Tattleta-16 Name. . . . . . Madge Lykins' Nickname ........ Toots Saying. . Don't now honey.. Motto . . . . . Keep smiling Song .... . . Make Love To Me Ambition . .... Receptionist Doom . . . Housewife News Reporter . . ..... . 1 Prince of Peace . , , , , 3,4 F.H.A. ...... . . l,Z,3,4 Basketball. . ......... 3,4 Junior Play . . . Finders Creepers Senior Play . . .... Tattletale Name .... . . Donald Frisby Nickname ........... Don Saying . . . It would never work ' Motto . ...... Don was here Song ...... . .I Love Paris Ambition . . . . . . Scientist Doom ...... . Explosion Vice-President. . . . . . 3 Boys' State . . . . 1954 Mixed Chorus . . . . 2,4 Latin Club ....... Scholarship Team .... Junior Play . . .Finders Senior Play . . . . . . . . . .1,4 . . 1,2,3 Creepers Tattletale Name .... Charles .Tobie Hughes Nickname .......... Charlie Saying ........ Oh my goshI Motto . . Try once, and if you don't succeed try again Song ..... Count Your Blessings Ambition . . President of U.S. Steel Corporation Doom...... .. Mixed Chorus F.T.A. . . . Usher at Hom Track. . . . Baseball , e-coming. . Basketball ........ Junior Play. . . .Finders S enior Play . n--on ...Die ....4 ..4 ..3 ...3 ...3,4 ....2 Creepers .T attletale Name. . . . .Dorothy Ellen Kilgore Nickname. . . . . . . . .... Ellie Saying . . ..... Oh, bugsI Motto . . . . Winners never quit Song . . . . . Let Me Go Lover Ambition . . . . To be successful Doom . . .... To be a failure Vice-President .......... 1 Mixed Chorus . . ...... . Z Glee Club. . Latin Club . .. . 1.2 . . .. 1.2 Prince of Peace . . . . . . . .1,3,4 Junior Play . . Finders Creepers Senior Play . . . . . . .Tattletale Name . . . .... Hazel Beck Nickname .... D ....... Hazel Saying ..... I don't knoW'how Motto . . If you would have a thing done well, do it yourself Song ....... Teach Me Tonight Ambition . . . . . . Office Worker Doom ...... Elevator Operator Mixed Chorus ..... ..... 1 ,4 F.H.A. - .... .... . . 1.Z.3,4 Librarian . . . . . . 4 Name. . . . . .Ervin Dean Fackler Nickname . ......... Ervin Saying . . . ....... Why Motto . . . . .Don't give up Song . . . . . This Old House Ambition .... . .... Jet Pilot Doom . . . . . Picking up Potatoes Mixed Chorus ........... 4 F.F.A...... . ...1,2,3 Baseball . . . . .2 Basketball . . . .Z Name . . . Nickname. Saying . . Motto . . Song .... Ambition . Doom....... . Kermit Noble . . . . . Kei-my . I didn't do it . .Never Give Up Far Away Places . ... . . . . .Farmer County Infirmary Class Secretary ...... . . . 1 Class President . . . . . . 4 F.F.A. . . Track . . . Basketball . Junior Play Senior Play . . l,2,3,4 . . . . . . .2.,3,4 . . . . . .1,Z,3,4 .Finders Creepers . . . . Tattletale Name . . . . .Janice Wolford Nickname , , ,,.., Jannie Saying . . ...... Hey, you Motto . . . .Courage at all times Song ..... Count Your Blessings Ambition ....... To be on TV Doom . . . Stage Manager at Shiloh Theater Class President. . . . . . . 2,3 Band ........ . . 1,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . . 1,Z,3,4 Glee Club .... . . 1,Z,3 Latin Club .... . . 1,2 Prince of Peace. . . . . 2,3,4 F.T.A. ...... . . 3,4 Librarian . . ........ 2,3 Cheerleader . . ....... l,Z,3,4 Junior Play . . . Finders Creepers Senior Play . . ..... Tattletale Name . . . . . Alice Porter Nickname . . . . ..... Alice Saying . . ..... Oh, Shut up Motto . . . . Make the better best Song .... Count Your Blessings Ambition .... To be a beautician Doom ........... Housewife Mixed Chorus , . , . . , , .l,4 F.H.A ..... . . . . .1,Z,3,4 Senior Play. . . . Tattletale Name . . . Robert Waldo Pittenger Nickname ............ Bob Song ...... Ricochet Romance Motto . . If you first don't succeed, try, try again Ambition ........ Electrician Doom ..... Build Electric Chairs Student Council .......... 3 Baseball ............ 1,Z,3 Basketball Manager ...... 1.Z,3 Junior Play . . . Finders Creepers Senior Play ........ Tattletale -.aft D? Q2 Name . . . . . . Ronald Lofland Nickname .......... Ronnie Saying .... I was in Willard last night Motto ...... If at first you don't succeed, try again Song . . Make Yourself Comfortable Ambition ...... Have a Harem Doom . . . . . . . Bachelor F.F.A. . . . . . . 1,Z,3,4 Senior Play. . . .Tattletale Name . . Nickname Saying . Motto. . Song . . . Ambition Doom. . F.H.A. . . . Margaret Lofland .........Peggy For Pete sakes . . . . . . ToSucceed . . Teach Me Tonight - - - - Home Economics Teacher .T eaching Agricultur e at Shiloh . ......1,Z,3,4 Basketball. . . . . . . . . . . .3.4 Junior Play. . . Finders Creepers Name .... Nickname . . Saying. . . Motto .... Song . . That's Ambition . . Doom. . . . . Band ..... Mixed Chorus Glee Club . . Latin Club . Librarian . . Senior Play , Judith May Hawthorne .........Judy . How do you do it, Mary Ann? . . Always Have Fun All I Want From You . . Private Secretary Typewriter Inspector 1,2 . . . . .1,Z,3,4 . . 1,Z,3 ....1,2 ....1,2,4 . . .Tattletale Name . . Nickname Saying . Motto . . Song . . Ambition Doom . . . Sally Swanger . . . . . . Sally . ..... Oh, no! Always be happy . . . Cara Mio . . . . . Typist . . Raising cats Band . . Glee Club F.H.A. . Senior Play . . . . . . . .l,Z . . . . .1 . . .1,Z,3,4 . . Tattletale Name . . . Nickname . Saying . . Motto . Song . . . Ambition . . Doom . . . Band . . . F.F.A. . . Junior Play Senior Play . . Bill Reynolds . . . . . . Bill . I don't know . . Never Worry . .Five Foot Two . . . . . Farmer . . . Alcatraz . . . . . . .l,Z,3,4 . . . . . .1,2,3,4 Finders Creepers . . . . .Tattletale Name .... . . Mary Ann Butner Nickname ........... Dolly Saying ....... Heavenly Days Motto . . . Be the best of whatever you are Song . . . . . . I Don't Know Why Ambition . . . Elementary Teacher Doom . . . High School Teacher at S.H.S. Class Treasurer . . . . Z Class Secretary . . . . . 3 Band ....... . . 1,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . . Z,3,4 Glee Club. . . .l,Z,3 Latin Club . . 1,2 F.T.A .... ....... Z ,3,4 Librarian . . ....... l.2,3,4 Junior Play . . . Finders Creepers Senior Play ........ Tattletale The Seniors Retrace Their Paths Let's turn back the time to where we entered high school. We felt that this year was the cornerstone of education. As Freshmen we looked forward with enthusiasm to the mysteries which surround this institution of higher learn ing. We found everything new and different. We met together on September 10, 1951, to set up a small tirne government. We were to have a sergeant-at-arms to keep us in hand. This job fell to Mr. G. D. Seymour Upon taking our first roll call, we found we had thirty-two members making up our legislature. They were as follows: Ruby Adkins Hazel Beck Glen Brook Donald Brooks Goria Brown Mary Ann Butner Sandra Bloom Shirley Crouse Betty Crouse Shirley Cuppy Marylyn Dent Irmogene Dick Ervin Fackler Donald Frisby Judy Hawthorne Dorothy Kilgore Nyle Laser Peggy Lofland Ronald Lofland Russell Lybarger Madge Lykins Kermit Noble Bob Pittenger Alice Porter Fred Rader Louise Robbins Bill Reynolds Janet Russell Earl Schulte Patty Sutter Sally Swanger Janice Wolford We elected the following officials to represent us: President .... .... F red Rader Vice-President . . . .Dorothy Kilgore News Reporter . . . . Madge Lykins Treasurer .... . . Sandra Bloom Secretary .... . . Kermit Noble Student Council . , , . . . . . . . . . . . Nyle Laser We were getting everything underway when the Seniors announced their annual forthcoming event. We knew it meant initiation. We must have proved worthy of being Freshmen for we are still living. Ruby Adkins was our attendant at the home-coming basketball game on February 1, 1952. 3, During that year we were sorry to have Earl Schulte, Louise Robbins, and Shirley Crouse retire, but we welcomed Russell Lybarger. It was September 2, 1952, when we enrolled as Sophomores with a better understanding of what an important part education plays in everyone's life. There were twenty-nine members who answered the roll call: Mrs. Kinsel was at the desk. We cast our votes and the following people won the election: President ..... . Janice Wolford Vice-President . . . . . Fred Rader News Reporter . . .... Janet Russell Treasurer .... . . Mary Ann Butner Secretary .... . . Sandra Bloom Student Council . . . . . . . . . . . Marylyn Dent We were sorry to have Gloria Brown, Donald Brooks, Russell Lybarger, Patty Sutter, and Betty Crouse retire. This was a year of study. Every student was active in one or more activities. During that year we bought a popcorn machine. We had a bake sale in order to replenish our treasury. The students that were active in sports or other outstanding activities were a great help to our class. Sandra Bloom was the home-coming attendant on February 6, 1953. Here it was, that time again, September 8, 1953. We finally were very irnportant Juniors. The roll in the House was called and twenty-five members answered. Mr. W.W. Pittenger was ruler along with the following officials: President ...... . .Janice Wolford Vice-President . . . . Donald Frisby News Reporter . . . . Kermit Noble Treasurer .... . . . Shirley Cuppy Secretary .... . Mary Ann Butner Student Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Pittenger We chose the yellow rose as our class flower, kelly green and white were our class colors. Our class motto was Onward and Upward. November 5, 1953, was the great day when you heard us let out our ah's and oh's in delight. We were admiring our beautiful class rings. How nice they looked on our fingers. Irmogene Dick was our attendant at the home-coming game on February 29, 1954. Sandra Bloom was elected queen. During that year the sale of candy was very helpful to our treasury. On April 9, 1954, we presented Finders Creepers, by Donald Payton. May 15, 1954, was the night of the Junior-Senior Banquet. We all spent a beautiful evening in a rose garden with delicious food, divine music, and dancing under the stars. We ended that year by going on a three month's vacation. On September 7, 1954, we were Seniors, with the assurance that all our preparation in the past was not in vain. The roll was called and there were twenty-four members who completed their term in the House. They were: Hazel Beck Nyle Laser Glen Brook Peggy Lofland Sandra Bloom Ronald Lofland Mary Ann Butner Madge Lykins Shirley Cuppy Kermit Noble Marylyn Dent Bob Pittenger Irmogene Dick Alice Porter Ervin Fackler Fred Rader Donald Frisby Bill Reynolds .Tudy Hawthorne Janet Russell Charles Hughes Sally Swanger Dorothy Kilgore Janice Wolford Mr.'J. Mock was our advisor, We elected the following governing officials President .... . Kermit Noble Vice-President . . . . Glen Brook News Reporter . . . .Irmogene Dick Treasurer .... . Shirley Cuppy Secretary ..... . Sandra Bloom Student Council . . . . . . . . . . . . Marylyn Dent We were sorry to have Jack Burling retire. Shirley Cuppy was home-coming attendant on February 4, 1955. The big activity we engaged in was presenting our class play Tattletale,' by Anne Coulter Martens on November 19, 1954. We were looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Baccalaureate and Commencement were held May ZZ and 25, 1955, respectively. The night of Commencement signified, when we walked down the aisle to- gether for the last time, that the goal for which we had been working had been reached. Many thoughts entered our minds that evening, but I believe that each of us thought that it was a privilege to go to school in AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL. i We want to thank the good natured Freshmen for being the victims at the high school Ha11owe'en Party. We want to give our sincere thanks and appreciation to our school teacher parents, school board, and anyone else who contributed to our education. After four years of training, we believe we are prepared to go out and seek our fortunes in this vast world of ours. There are twenty-four of us who are ready, willing, and eager to push UONWARD AND UPWARDJ' Class Prophecy In the year 1960 I read in the newspaper that a new civilization had been started on the planet, Mars. As I read on, I found that my classmates were responsible for this turn in history. It was then I made my decision to rocket to Mars to congratulate them on their fine work. As I went aboard the rocket ship, much to my surprise I saw my classmate, JANICE WOLFORD, going to Mars for the same pur- pose. During the trip Janice and I talked about the good old times we had while attending Shiloh High. As we were landing at Mars, we saw a big sign, which read, Nobles' Experiment Farmg Before we got a good look at the farm, our rocket landed. As we got off the ship, we decided to get a taxi to motor us to the farm to see if it belonged to one of our classmates KERMIT NOBLE. On our way out we visited with the taxi driver who said, The A taxi company was owned by RONALD LOFLAND. He said that since Ronnie had taken over, the business had picked up considerably. When we got to the farm, Kermit's servant told us that he was in town on business. Once more we got into the taxi and headed toward town. As we entered town, the driver pulled into a gas station, -U.-,iii HAWTHORNE dressed in red coveralls, came out to wait on us. Judy said that she and Red owned the Mar Gas Company and that they had stations all over Mars As we started to leave, something whizzed by like a streak of lightning. The driver said that it was BOB PITTENGER, President of the Hot Rod Club on Mars. When we entered the business district we saw a sign reading Reyno1ds' Space Auto Sales. We paid our taxi fare and inquired at the desk whether the company belonged to lg- REYNOLDS. Just then Bill walked in wearing a pair of greasy coveralls. Bill was surprised to see us, but since he was so busy he couldn't visit very long. He told us that our classmates were scattered over Mars and that he would have a salesman drive us to see our classmates in a new 1960 Pontiac. The first place the salesman took us was to the public schools where we saw with his feet propped up on the superin- tendent's desk. Nyle told us that he had five of our classmates teaching at the school. BUTNER was teaching the sweet little first graders, MARYLYN IEN-T, English classes, SANDRA BLOOM, cornmercial classes, JANET RUSSELL, music, and DONALD FRISBY, science. Since we were pressed for time, we told Nyle to say hello to them for us and we continued our journey. Since it was around noon, we stopped at the Isaly's Store for a bite to eat. There we saw PEGGY LOFLAND, who said, She owned all the Isaly's Stores on Mars. After we had eaten. the driver took us to the factory section located on the outskirts of town. When we entered the office building, we saw the familiar names CHARLES HUGHES, President and ERL L. B-A-D-EB, head engineer, printed on office doors side by side. As we visited with Fred and Jobie, they told us that IRMOGENE DICK was editor of the town newspaper. We left a note with Fred and Jobie to give to her and hurried on our way. As we drove down the street, we passed a big show window, which read, Shirley's Music Store. The driver said that it be- longed toil-IIRLEY CUPPY, so we decided to stop a few minutes. Shirley said that she was doing a big business teaching the Martians how to play the trunipet. Before we left, Shirley told us that DOROTHY KILGORE'S Beauty Shop was next door. We dropped over to see Dorothy, who was in the midst of a permanent. We noticed she was very busy, so we didn't talk very long. As we were getting into our car, we saw a white truck with Fackler's Laundry Service on it. The salesman whom we were with said that MADGE LYKINS and ERVIN FACKLER had gotten married and were running a successful laundry business. Since it was nearly five o'c1ock, we were getting hungry, so the driver stopped at the restaurant. We noticed HAZEL BECK and ALICE PORTER were managing it. Hazel told us that the Martians 1-eally went for the American food. After we had eaten, we were walking toward our car when we saw SALLY SWANGER closing the Post Office door. Sally said that she didn't have much business because the Martians didn't know what letters were for. The time was drawing near when we must board our rocket again so our driver speeded us back to the Space Port. We bade the driver good-bye, and started on our journev back to earth. On the way back Janice and I QGLEN BROOQQ decided that when we go back to Mars, we will take a profession of our own to teach to the Martians. Class Poem Judy Hawthorne With Judy Hawthorne let us begin, She's always running around with a grin, She goes with a guy and his name is Red, And you can tell that she's well fed. Bill Reynolds Bill Reynolds is a sport, And the girls he likes to court! He plays the drum in our big band, And is always willing to lend a hand. Mary Ann Butner Mary Ann Butner, full of joy, Is always looking for a boy: She plans to teach in elementary school, She'll have them sitting on a stool. Donald Frisby Donald Frisby, the brain of the class, Is never seen around town with a lass: His nickname as we all know is Whitey, He may be little, but he sure is mighty. Janet Russell Janet Russell, the musician of the land, Plays first clarinet in our big bandg She plays piano and goes with Porge, This could be another Liberace and George. Janice W olford Janice Wolford, the gal who'll win the title, Of the girl who giggles and is never idle: Shegs lots of fun and sure is a pill, And she goes with a guy whose name is Bill - Madge Lykins Madge Lykins, her hobby is Ervin as we all know, But she could go for any Joe: But sweet and simple as she be, She wouldn't do such a thing to he. Shirley Cuppy Shirley Cuppy, quiet and refined, Can do anything she puts in her mindg If there is sports, she's sure to be there, The weather being cool or fair. Irmogene Dick lrmogene Dick who's nice and neat, For looks and manners, she can't be beat, For books and lessons, she got pep, For the school paper she's got the get. Peggy Lofland Peggy Lofland, gay and sweet, At any game she won't retreat, She'll join in with all her heart, Just to give a game a start. D or othy Kil gor e Dorothy Kilgore, a nice girl to know, There is no doubt she has a beaug The news she knows from any angle, She will straighten you out on any tangle. Marylyn Dent Marylyn Dent, the lucky girl, Will keep a guy in many a whirl: She's smart as a tack and really neat, And gets the grades that are hard to beat. Bob Pittenger Bob Pittenger, that friendly guy, Never lets the world go by: He has a Ford that really goes, Where he goes no one knows. Alice Porter Alice Porter, kind and sweet, Many a guy would like to meet: She's kind of tall with hair of brown, As far as fun goes, she really paints the town Fred Rader Fred Rader our baseball star, Can hit that ball and hit it far: He plays Varsity on our basketball team, And we know his gal is the '54 queen. Hazel Beck Hazel Beck the quiet one, Belongs to F.H.A. and has some fun: She cans and cooks and sews away, And still has lots of time for play. Charles Hughes Charles Hughes, Jobie for short, When he's mad, how he does snort: Joliie's sorta handsome and very tall, And he is friendly to one and all. Sally Sw anger Sally Swanger, jolly and stout, Never will you see her pout: She'll talk and joke with a smile, But you'1l get one back in a little while. Glen Brook Glen Brook, the man of charm, Likes the country and life on a farm: Likes to loaf: says work will keep, Can lay down beside it, and go to sleep. Ervin Fackler Ervin Fackler, a good fellow down deep at heart, For every joke, he has his part: His ambition is uncertain as yet, He may be a pilot of a boat or a jet. R onald L ofland Ronald Lofland, our little saint, Indeed an angel without restraint: Sports and girls are the dishes for him, But he says he just can't win. Sandra Bloom Sandra Bloom was our '54 queen, Has a nice personality and is always on the beam, She likes fun and sports, so it is said, But when it comes to beaus, her favorite is Fred. Kermit Noble Kermit Noble, call him Kermy for short, Would be good in most any sport: He drives a '46 Chevie which is a heap, Even if he is out late, he claims he gets plenty of sleep Nyle Laser Nyle Laser is a nice kind of guy, If you didn't know him, you'd say he was shy: He's friendly and smart and really likes to go, If you don't believe me, ask Luana, she'll know. Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1955, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following things to the underclassmen and persons in this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the Junior Class we leave the ability to get to class on time. To the Sophomores we leave the ability to erase all our pencil marks from our books. To the Freslunen we leave the ability to have a good initiation for the class of 1961, To the Eighth Grade we leave all our stubby pencils and scrap paper. To the Seventh Grade we leave five wonderful years of high school. Have fun!! -l -l To Mrs Mockooesoosnoselouloouooeowe leave! To Mr. Guthrie we leave all our gum and candy wrappers. ARTICLE II Hazel Beck leaves her natural curly hair to Effie. Sandra Bloom leaves her ability to drive to Kay Elliott. Glen Brook leaves his bald head to Mr. Beard. Better get a haircut. Mary Ann Butner leaves her ability to giggle to David Ruckman. Shirle-yCuppy leaves her love for all sports to Phaenon Guthrie. Good luck, Phaenon. Marylyn Dent leaves her love for school to John Lykins. Better start coming, John. Irmogene Dick leaves her love for commercial work to Phyllis Keith. Good luck, Phyllis: Ervin Fackler leaves his ability to slide around curves to Wayne Stoops. With your Ford, Wayne. Donald Frisby leaves his scientific knowledge to Ned Lofland. Remember Ned, if it blows up, you did something wrong. Judy Hawthorne leaves her ability to sing tenor to Robert Seaman. Charles Hughes leaves his curly hair to George Poffenbaugh. Dorothy Kilgore leaves her brown eyes to Luella Kirkendall. Nyle Laser leaves his electric razor to Mr. Beard. Peggy Lofland leaves her love for school to Larry Humbert. Ronald Lofland leaves his nights in Willard to anyone who wants to go Madge Lykins leaves her ability to get a man to Virginia Wallen. Kermit Noble leaves his Chevy to Mr. Mock. Bob Pittenger leaves his ability to control his temper to Larry Humbert. Alice Porter leaves her ability to stay away from boys to Virginia Ramey. Fred Rader leaves his spare tixne to anyone who can find it. Bill Reynolds leaves his ability to play the drums to Robert Bisel. Janet Russell leaves her long hair to Grace Ann Wolfersberger. Sally Swanger leaves her ability to get to school on time to Phyllis Wallace Janice Wolford leaves her cheerleading to Grace Ann Wolfersberger. In witness whereof, we have set our hands and seal this twentyififth- day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five. enior Who tarted FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: ,X .. ..-.W 4, . ,-.....W... ........ . Beck, 5. Swanger, M. Lykins, J. Wolford, M. Butner, J. Russell, . CUPPY, 1. Dick. . Rader, B. Reynolds, K. Noble, N. Laser, G. Brook, D. Kilgore, . Bloom, P. Lofland. Sehlor Who Fini hed -Q-uv ' FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: 4- P. Loflz-1nd,S. Bloom, H. Beck. M. Lykins, J. Hawthorne, M. Butner, . Wolford, D. Kilgore, Mr. Mock, Class Adviser. B. Pittenger, K. Noble, A. Porter, S. Swanger, M. Dent, S. Guppy, . Russell, I. Dick, D. Frisby, F. Rader. B. Reynolds, R. Lofland, E. Fackler, C. Hughes, N. Laser, G. Brook fb 5 7 Q If , 1 N 1 . -L-Ayix W. 4 fa- K L' 'xi-. f A w S f , 5 MYR. f L hi XL v . L A XX , XR, F X W, , ,,... ,,-' 1 T E y A I If Z, 1, 1 , N K UNDERGRADS JUNIOR FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: '5 . .f Y 15' ' M37 LHfg?KWfiQ P. Keith, Secretary: B. Patterson, Student Council, H. Sloan, President L. Humbert, Vice-President: T. Laser, News Reporter-5 E. Rinehart, Treasurer. K. Williams, R. Lofland, M. White, L. Hawk. H. Cuppy, T. Kranz, O. Hughes, J. Hall, E. Hamman, N. Lofland. H. Ballitch, F. Springston, D. Swartz, J. Lykins. O. Cole, R. Steele, R. Patton, V. Ramey. OPHOMORE FIRST ROW: SECOND Row THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Banks, Student Council: P. Guthrie, Secretary, E. Ballitch, Treasurer . Cole, President: L. Barnd, Vice-President. K. Elliott, News Reporter. Myers, C. Black, M. C. 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'fi ,W N . 11, img , is 'F H 71, 'L f 1. . J 161- Y -it 3 5,-.5 5 - -. ,ask .Q X 1'51'gS2 5 ,W F :KK J 5 mg JL . 5 K X.. I.. ff X , L. 5 , ,, . 1. Q if 52 2 . ...,... - .. . -E , e-, 4??:4lf . . ,,,, :.:, ,gifgu , , iE, .ws . , . .f L . 3 3 F 11, nik ? ig. 4 i sf f 2 K 3. Z In e x X A 45 y will gp? f ' 23 2. S. 5 1. W g g ggi - g E ,. ?g , K Q yu . ,ff ' ' if. A. Noble, Treasurer: G. Poffenbaugh, Vice-President: L. Hamman, Student Council, J. Heyde, President: S. Leapley, Secretary: S. Smith, News Reporter, J. Hamman. J. Patterson, D. Moore, V. Dent, T. Russell, A. Reynolds, T. Wheztcraft. C. Bell, A. Monastere, T. Lykins, H. Howard, G. Watkins, M. Hall, W. Stoops. S. Kaylor, L. Wagers, P. Barnd, J. Kilgore, D. Baker, L. Kirkendall. L. Jennings. R. Seaman, R. Bisel, R. Neeley, A. Shepherd, R. Crouse, L. Ramey. I. Montgomery, B. Henry, V. Wallen. R ..,k l ff in Q Undergrad Activities Juniors Mr. Pittenger is our class adviser this year. We haven't had any class parties yet, but we expect to have two this spring. We ordered our class rings from the Herf-Jones Company. Everyone is pleased with them. The name of our class play is You'1l Die Laughing. We are selling candy this year to make money for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which we are sponsoring. The members of the banquet committee are: Luana Hawk, Tom Laser, Bill Patterson, Phyllis Keith, and Harold Ballitch. Sophomores Our class adviser is Mr. Daup. We have three cheerleaders from our class, two varsity and one reserve. Elaine Ballitch was our home-coming attendant. We have three boys playing basketball: Larry Barnd, Adrian Cole. Jennings Francisg two of them, Larry Barnd and Jennings Francis are dressing for varsity. We had a wiener roast at the schoolhouse on October 18. Freshmen - The Freshman Class of 1954-55 had a class party November 4th at the home of Patty Barnd. We plan to have another before the 'end of the year. We have two reserve cheerleaders from our class this year. Our attendant for home-coming was Sherry Smith. On October 28 we were initiated. During the day we came to school dressed as the Seniors told us. That night the We furnished them with a lot of laughs. re was a Hal1owe'en Party for the high school. ' th Grade x , X 4' ,- 7 FIRST ROW: R. Hall. SECOND ROW: E. Dick, J. Cuppy. THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: J. Stoops, E.Lynch, B. Jones, J. Hughes, G. McCoy, D. Ruckrnan, R. Gundrum 1 N. Wallace, M. Francis, B. Ramey, E. Cole, H. Cole, M. Brooks, D. Hertz, V. Clagg, E. Smith, H. Seaman, J. Sutter, J. Jones, N. Ballitch, J. Gramer W. Alfrey, J. Brown. N. Evans, Mrs. Kinsel. R. Heifner, S. Noble, D. Johnson, L. Shorter, H. Crouse, P. Clagg, K Frxsby B. Banks, D. Swartz, F. Hughes, D. Wheatcraft. f f X Q President. . . . . . .,, . l Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer. . Student Council . . . . . . News Reporter . . . . . Duane Swartz . . James Hughes . .Bill Banks . . Jerry Gramer . Donald Wheatcraft . Ronald Hall th Grade FIRST ROW: S. Patterson. W. Butler, G. Hamman, M. Williams, H. Tackett, H. Cole L. Cole, J. Wilson, L. LaBounty. SECOND ROW: J. Harnly, C. Hunter, G. Noble, R. Frisby, .l. Amstutz, D. Williams, K. Miller, S. Backensto, C. Dyer, R, Lynch. THIRD ROW: R. Garrett, I. Shepherd. J. Montgomery, V. Shepherd, K. Oney. S. Wolfersbcrger R. Dick, C. Company, B. Steele, J. Ballitch, D. Moser. FOURTH ROW: R. Kirkendall, F. Neeley, K. Hill, D. Bookwalter, C. Harnly, E. Krunl T. Moore, J. Baker, J. Wagers, .l. Gowitzka. R. Stima, L. Shorter, D Snnth B. Shepherd, lVlr. Seymour. President . . Joan Ballitch Vice-President . . .Eddie Kranz Secretary . . Treasurer . . . . Student Council . News Reporter . Susan W olfer sber ger . Craig I-Iarnly . Steve Patterson . Terry Moore JK ,nv FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW! FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: ABSENT: 2 Mr .BurIing' Class Backensto, C. Huston, D. Adkins, R. Shepherd, D. Henry, J. Barnhart Springston. Dick, D. Furr, C. Noble, J. Hamman, N. Koker, H. Seaman, R. Lynch Russell, J. Hamman, W. Kessler, Mrs. Burling. Hall, K. Forsythe, J. Laser, J. Burling, G. Bailey, E. Gibson, J. Cole Bailey, J. Dyer, J. Gowitzka. Jacobs, D. McQui1len,-H. Francis, R. King. G. Fletcher, J. Burling, Johnson. Mrs. Stroup' Class D.. Clagg, E. Lewis, G. Foster, B. Bushey, D. Huston, M. Hughes, K. Huston, C. Hamman, T. Dyer, D. Garrett, S. Lykins, P. Beck, J. Bisel, M. Gibson, J. Butler, S. Jones, A. Dawson, D. Brown M. Backensto, S. Ferguson, W. Harnly. J. Crouse, B. Kilgore, B. Cole, J. McDonald, J. Eckles, C. Howard, D J. Kaylor, R. Kilgore. . Clabaugh, S. Miller, D. Keesy, Mrs. Stroup. I vW!N'f'f FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW' SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Mr .WiIliam' Class A. Peiffer, J. Rox, S. Miller, J. Wales, S. Murphy, J. Sloan, M. Wagers, E. Shepherd, D, Nease, C. Owens, D. Watkins, Mrs. Williams. J. Sutter, E. Moore, R. Williams, C. Patton, R. Wallace, R. Robison, V. Shepherd, D. Nease, J. Wells. M. Smith, R. Wallace, A. Stoops, E. Wallace, J. Shepherd. Mr .Patterson' Class A. Arnold, J. I-lamman, R. Carey, J. Koker, R. Guthrie, B. Dininger, . Lofland, L. Benton, C. Keesy, J. Frisby, T. Clagg, N. Ernst. Hall, D. I-lamman. D. Steele, C. Porter, R. Frisby, S. Hamman, R. Kilgore, T. Barnd, B, Boock, T. Dawson. Gowitzka, D. McQuillen, D. Amslutz, G. Francis, R. King, M. Montgomery, K. Crager, J. Crouse, L. Turner, M. Gibson. 3-N 4 . FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Mrs. Seymour' Class C. Wade, T. Noble, M. Russell, J. Porter, E. Montgomery, S. Nease, P. Kessler, C. Miller, D. Fulk, T. Sponseller, T. I-lamman. D. Hertz, R.Forsy'the. D. Karns, A. Kendig, C. Kaylor, W. Steele, K. Sexton, Johnson, L. Seaman, R. Pittenger, D. Sharp, M. King, Mrs. Seymour. . Stoops, P. Fletcher, T. Furr, D. Kilgore, R. Youngblood, J. Holtz, Mrs. lynch' Class . Bard, W. Frisby, M. Alfrey, B. Butler, P. Hughes, F. Cole, K. Cole, . Wallace, B. Patrick, L. Williams. . Backensto, G. Crouse, G. Crouse, J. Brooks, D. Baker, J. Wilson, F. Cole . Wells, M. Tackett, R. Berger, Mrs. Lynch. . Shepherd, S. Welsh. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: ABSENT: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Mr .Tuckef Cla J. Hord, C. Pennell, W. Clabaugh, M. Frisby, J. Neeley, S. Clagg, J. Francis C. Tackett, L. Steele, J. Reynolds, M. Clark, J. Sloan. L. Shorter, R. Johnson, T. Rish, S. Kilgore, P. Ramey. D. Baker, D. Bisel, M. Ruckman, L. Kennard, A. Wales. Mrs. Tucker, R. Dawson, T. Wilson, D. Willis, E. Fund:-um, A. Brooks. D. Evans. Mr .M er' Class L, Wagers, S. Henry, B. Arnold, L. Hamman, C. 'Brown, S. Peterson. D. I-larnly, J. Barnhart, D. Swartz, C. Smith, E. King. l I R. Wilson, F. Pieffer, R. Mumms, A. Neeley, H. Crouse, B. Wxllxams. N. Dawson, E. Shepherd, D. Amburgy. T, Todd, L. Noble, J. Butner, M. Noble, G. Crager, M. Dawson, S. Matthews D. Clawson, Mrs. Myers. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: ABSENT: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Mr . McBride's Class D. Frisby, D. Bailey, D. Wallace, R. Campbell, M. Cole, P. Bushey, S. Cole, B. Montgomery, R. Cline. . Sexton, E. Francis, F. Hughes, J. Kessler, J. Gowitzka, J. Frisby, D. King, artha Hawk, Mat-ie Hawk, S. Dawson, L. Howard, S. Hamman. C. Barnett, G. Owens, C. Williams, T. Howell, K. Claybaugh, K. Murphy, . Oney, J. Jacobs, L. Russell, B. Kilgore, Mrs. McBride. B. Hall, B. Johnson, C. Wagner, E. Hensley. Miss Thew' Class G Smith, R. Furr, T. Rodman, C. Clay, M. Penrod, W. I-Ieifner, D. Todd, R. Huston, D. Lykins. J. Bard, G. Sheely, P. Van Wagner, D. Adkins. J. Adkins, J. Blankenship, S. Nesbitt, S. Sexton, K. Mathews, N. Johnson. C. Bloom, S. Shepherd, I... Hettinger, S. Heyde, D. Carey, N. Brown, S. Stoops J. Fulk, J. Thomas, D. Aurey, Miss Thew. J. Carey, D. Holtz, J. Banks, R. Crager, M. Gillian. SQ? fm J 'Tai in fs ff 'fag ff- uf , Z6 C I TJ fi N fb ii X S MQ!! . 8 Acnvmla N I NH 03? W 33 Q, X - x' TN ,WI Senior Play Tattletale The Cast Patty' ..... ..... Mrs. Blaine , , Mr. Blaine . , Isabel, , , Artie . , . Ida May , . Tod ........ Paul Cummings . . Mr. Nixon ..., Mrs.Nixon , . , Miss Wiggam , , Walt Kennedy , , Louella ,.,,, Monica ,,,. Barney ..... Mr. Whittaker , , Mr. Bixley ,,,, Mrs. Lorimer , , I-letty Heaton . , Janice Wolford , ,Marylyn Dent , , Nyle Laser , Sandra Bloom , ,Donald Frisby , Irmogene Dick , , , Glen Brook , , Fred Rader Charles Hughes Judy Hawthorne Mary Ann Butner , Bob Pittenger , ,Sally Swanger , Madge Lykins . Ronald Lofland , , Kermit Noble , , Bill Reynolds , . Shirley Cuppy , , Alice Porter , Dorothy Kilgore It all began so very innocently! Patty just had to have a typewriter to type the script of her novel, and Tod agreed to borrow the new one from the school office. They were going to take it right back. But the next thing they knew, a detective was around investigating the theft of the typewriter! Patty tried to sneak it back, but someone accidentally sat on the thing, and it looked as if she'd have to buy a new one. It was then she thought of selling her novel, and it was not her fault that her diary was delivered to the newspaper office instead! The diary shakes up the town like a major explosion. For Patty tells ALL. Her sister is humiliated to the point that she could weep. The diary mentions that she is in love with the newspaper editor and even busy on a quilt for her hope chest. It tells the awful things her dad said about the school buildings, and that Mrs. Nixon spends all her husband's salary on hats! It calls the Faculty Wives' Club the Pussy Cat Club. Her best friends, Tod and Ida May, know she is the culprit, but they cover up for her, even when they have to start loudly singing to keep Patty from giving herself away. But the shake-up really does the school good, and Patty owns up when she finds out that someone else is bearing the blame for her. It's a play full of pep and lively fun that groups revel in producing. 1 Boys' and Girls' State LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Rader, I. Dick. D. Frisby. When I arrived at Buckeye Girls' State, I registered and was assigned to Hayes City. There were over five hundred fifty girls attending this year. We spent the week learning the functions of our state, county, and city government. We made many laws and the offenders were caught and given a fair trial. We heard many prominent people speak. Some of them were Ted Brown, Dale Rhodes, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Weygandt. Some of the other highlights were the formal inauguration of state officers, a bus tour of Columbus, a tour of the Capitol building, tea at the Governor's Mansion, and a picnic. It was an experience that I shall never forget. When we arrived at Boys' State, we registered and found out in which cabins we were to stay. We quickly made friends with our roommates and unpacked our clothes. Events moved rapidly after we got there. We were divided into two parties and had several lectures on the functions of state, county, and city government. Both parties held conventions. On election day there was a hundred percent vote, although voting was not compulsory. Since there were usually two people running for the same office, after the election there were about half the citizens out of a job. This did not last long as there were hundreds of jobs left open for appointment. Everyone received a salary which he deposited in the bank and wrote checks for his expenses. We had several prominent speakers one of whom was Governor Frank J. Lausche. We can all truthfully say that we learned more about the basic functions of our type of government than we had learned in our years in high school. We wish to thank the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary for giving us the opportunity to attend the 1954 sessions of Boys' State and Girls' State respectively. Student Council SEATED: B. Patterson, J. Ballitch, M. Dent, J. BankS, K- Noble- STANDING: Mr. Beard, S. Patterson. I. Heyde, D. Wheatcraft, H. Sloan, A. Cole, D. Swartz. L. Harriman. President .... . Kermit Noble Vice-President .... . Bill Patterson Secretary-Treasurer . . . Marylyn Dent Reporter ....... . Janet Banks The Student Council is organized each year to help keep the activities of the school functioning properly. The Student Council consists of the class presidents of the upper six grades and a representative elected by each class and our superintendent acts as advisor of the group. The events that were planned by the Student Council were: the Halloween Party for the upper four grades, the election of Cheerleaders, the Christmas Program. and the arrangements for the Home-coming Game. cholarship Team FIRST ROW: M. C. Daup, E. Ballitch, K. Elliott, STANDING: l. Dick, B1oom.,M. Dent, D. Frisby, L. Humbert. Latinl . . . .Elaine Ballitch Algebra I . . ..... Kay Elliott English I . . Mary Catherine Daup English II . . English III . . . Plane Geometry . Biology ..... American History Bookkeeping . . Q . . . .Larry Humbert . . Sandra Bloom . . .Donald Frisby . . Phyllis Kieth . Marylyn Dent . I1-mogene Dick Prince of Peace SEATED: G, Wgljgrsbgrggr, V. Wallen, I. Gibson. STANDING: V. Dent, M. Dent, D. Kilgore, M. Lykins. On November 7, 1954, the Prince of Peace Contest was held at the Mt. Hope Lutheran Church. The contestants were Grace Ann Wolfersberger, Virginia Dent, Virginia Wallen, and Madge Lykins. The winner of this contest was Madge Lykins, with Grace Ann Wolfersberger taking second place. On November 17, 1954, the Prince of Peace Contest was held at the Shiloh Methodist Church. The contestants were Marylyn Dent, Dorothy Kilgore, and Inez Gibson. The winner of this contest was Marylyn Dent, with Dorothy Kilgore taking second place. Janice Wolford competed at the Shenandoah Christian Church where she took first place. The three girls later competed at Mansfield in the county contest. T Future Homemaker of America THIRD ROW: :aan Q FIRST ROW: Mrs. Arnold, N. Hall, I. Montgomery, D. Mitchell, D. Garrett 5 Hughes V. Ramey. SECOND ROW: M. Lykins, V. Wallen, P. Wallace, I. Gibson. A. Porter, D. Baker, L. Kirkendall, M. White, R. Lofland E Rinehart K. Williams, P. Barncl, C. Black, J. Banks, S. Swanger, J Baker H Beek P. Lofland, S. Bloom. Officers President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . News Reporter Historian . . . Parliamentaria I1 Madge Lykins Sandra Bloom Peggy Lofland . .Janet Banks Marlene White . Alice Porter Sally Swanger Future Farmer of America FIRST ROW: H. Cuppy, G. Brook, O. Cole, H. Sloan, L. Humbert, K. Noble, T. Kranz, B. Reynolds, R. Lofland. SECOND ROW: T. Wheatcraft, W. Stoops, J. Hall, C. Brooks, G. Poffenbaugh, L. Hamman A. Monastere, M. Hall J. Heyde, Mr. Seymour. THIRD ROW: L. Wagers, R. Bisel, R. Steele, L. Jennings, S. Lynch, H. Oney, S. Leapley J. Kilgore, C. Jennings. President . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . News Reporter Sentinel .... Officers . Kermit Noble .Harmon Sloan Larry Humbert . . Tom Kranz . Ollie Cole . Glen Brook Future Teachers Association SEATED: M. Butner, J. Russell, M. Dent, Mrs. Arnold. STANDING: T. Laser, O. Hughes, C. Hughes, B. Patterson, D. Frisby. librarian SEATED: M. Daup, E. Rinehart, J. Hawthorne, L. Hawk, J. Patterson STANDING: H. Deck. C. Bell, M. Dent, G. Brook, M. Bufner. Commercial Club FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: STANDING: H. M R. K. M. Beck. S. Bloom, I. Dick, D. Kilgore, V. Ramey, S. Cuppy, . Butner, M. Dent. Lofland, B. Pittenger, A. Porter, J. Russell, L. Hawk, J. Hawthorne Williams, E. Rinehart, G. Brook. S. Swanger, P. Lofland, C. Hughes White, E. Fackler, R. Patton, R. Steele, D. Swartz, E. Hamman, J. Hall, Mrs. McGraw. Physics LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Laser, B. Patterson, B. Pittenger, D. Frisby, O. Hughes, F. Springston, Mr. Pittenger, N. Laser, N. Lofland, H. Ballitch, R. Patton. eni0rT ping FIRST ROW: M. Dent, S. Bloom, H. Beck. SECOND ROW: I. Dick, J. Russell, S. Cuppy, M. Butner. THIRD ROW: D. Kilgore, C. Hughes, J. Hawthorne, E. Fackler. FOURTH ROW: P. Lofland, A. Porter, S. Swanger, M. Lykins. latin Club SEATED: Mrs. Huston. ' t STANDING: G. Wolfersberger, E. Rinehart, K. Williams, D. F1-isby. E- B21ll1fCh P. Guthrie, K. Elliott. Farm hop FIRST ROW: C. Brooks, D. Evans, B. Francis, L. Barnd, Mr. Seymour SECOND ROW: L. Jennings, A. Cole, S. Lynch, H. Oney. ie P'K-mx N.? Melodear FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Wolford, S. Cuppy, J. Russell, M- Dent- Junior Band FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: L eft To Right: W. Boock, C. Porter, R. Guthrie, Mrs. Bardon. S. Miller, J. Sloan, S. Hall, D. Bookwalter, C. Dyer, S. Murphy, K. Forsythe A A W FOURTH ROW: W . Dawson. . Arnold, R. Lynch, T. Moore, J. Hamman, D. Adkigs, D. Springston, . I-larnly, S, Hamman. . Kessler, D. Williams, B. Bushey, Sextett G. Wolfersberger, J. Hawthorne, V. Ramey, E. Rinehart, P. Guthrie, lVl. Butner. Mi ed Choru FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THlRD R OW' FOUR 'I' H li OW: l-'lFTH ROW: Le 5. S. .l. F. K. M. ll. CE. 9. ft To Right: L, Ramey, E. Ba1litClx,.l. Baker, M. Garrett, A. Porter, Smith, D. Mitchell, H. Beck, L.. Kirkendall, l. Dick, S. Cuppy, Mrs. Burdon Bloom, Nl. Dent, P. Keith, L. Hawk, l. Gibson, P. Wallace, l. Montgomvry, Patterson, IJ. B2-1ker,A. Reynolds., .l. Russell, G. Wolfersllergor. l,e-apley, V. Ranfwey, ll. Henry, lN'l.Stec1e, P. Guthrie, li. Rineh.urt, Willinmes, V. Dent, li. lflliott, .l. Hzanmmn, .l. Wolford, .l. flanks. Ilutner, I. llexwtlnorne, L. Hurrxlmert, 'l . Nutshell, CI. Bell, D. Nlcmrv, lhxllitch, l.. V,'11gcr:., C. Hughes, lf. ll:xxlf'r. Hrook, H. 5los1n,R. bezuwwn,l'.lfri:.l1y, ll. lfncklor, l . 5prin5lstnn, l,v.tplvy. September October N ovemb er School Calendar for 1954-'55 6. Teachers' meeting 7 . School opens 14. Herff-Jones showed rings to the Juniors Boys' physical exams Baseball started as Ontario won over Shiloh, 3-O 16. Shiloh won over Greenwich, 14-2 17. Shiloh won over Union, 3-2 20. Bus Inspection 21. Shiloh won over Lexington, 11-7 DeVito took group pictures 23. More pictures were taken for the annual 24. Lucas won over Shiloh, 5-1 28. Bookmobile Shiloh won over Savannah, 2-1 29, Instrument Demonstration 1. Shiloh won over Ontario, 4-2 4, Magazine Sales began 5. Irmogene's slumber party!! 8. Lexington won over Shiloh, 6-2 12. Shiloh won over Lucas, 4-0 Assembly Student C ouncil M eeting B ookrnobile 14. Seniors' sold annual ads 15. End of the six weeks 4-H Dance Senior pictures were taken by DeVito 16. Mr. Daup took some Seniors to Otterbein College 18. Varsity Cheerleader tryouts Magazine sales ended Basketball practice started Mrs. McGraw became our commercial teacher Sophomore Class Party 19. Reserve Cheerleader tryouts 20, Report Cards 22. Variety Show Juniors received their class rings from Herff-Jones Company 26. Mr. Kinsel got a haircut! 27. Freshnaan Initiation. All school party 5. F.H.A. Dance 9. Student Council Meeting 10, Freshman Class Party 19. Senior Class Play, Tattletale. 22. Red Cross Assembly 23. Vocational Agriculture District Dinner Meeting Pep Rally 24. Republic won over Shiloh in the first season game 60-51 0. Savannah won over Shiloh, 77-60 December January February Union won over Shiloh, 75-65 Shiloh won over New Haven, 64-42 Shiloh won over Plymouth, 67-38 Shiloh won over Butler, 68-54 Student Council Meeting Senior Aptitude Test Assembly for High School girls Bookrnobile F.F.A. Meeting Bookmobile Shiloh won over Sullivan, 79-65 Shiloh won over Lexington, 100-7521 Band Mother's Dance Mai-ylyn's slumber party!! New Washington won over Shiloh, 64-46 Student Council Meeting F.F.A. Meeting Semester Exams began Bellville won over Shiloh, 57-50 Bookrnobile Report Cards F.T.A. Initiation Girls' physical exams Karen was elected Home-coming Queen The Queen's attendants were elected Shiloh won over Union, 70-64 New Washington won over Shiloh, 104-70 F.F.A. Meeting Some of the Senior girls went sled riding. Did you catch cold, Marylyn? ? Shiloh won over Plymouth, 58-56 Senior Scholarship Tests at Madison High School Bookmobile Shiloh won over Butler, 56-55 What happened in office practice, J.W.? ? ? Home-coming Game with Lucas winning over Shiloh, 52-48 Music Festival at Ohio Wesleyan University. What a day! Shiloh girls won over Plymouth, 2.4-22 Janet's slumber partyl 'Did somebody get their haircut? Shiloh girls won over Union, Z8-27 Lexington won over Shiloh Bookmobile Student Council Meeting County Tournament F.F.A. Meeting County Tournament March April May .Tune Bookrnobile Report Cards F.F.A. Meeting NEOTA at Ashland Solo and Ensemble Contest at Mt. Vernon Bookrnobile Student Council Meeting Band Cakewalk and Dance County Festival F.F.A. Meeting Band Contest at Newark Bookmobile State Music Contest--Solo and Ensemble Good Friday Bookrnobile Student Council Meeting Report Cards F.F.A. Meeting Bookmobile F.F.A. Meeting Bookmbbile Student Council Meeting F.F,A. Meeting .Tunior and Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Bookrnobile Graduation The Seniors are prospering fine in the big world fx V KZ7 V D QQ X W ,HQ Y My ' H X mm ' , ATHLETICS QQ 'A 3' .9 I Q! 'V N 'V ' 1 X 5' :xx W I X NJ Ba ketball Squad .0 K ...NV ff.. STANDING: Left To Right: T. Russell, J. Hall, E. Hamman, B. Patterson, J. Francis, L. Hunmbert, L. Barnd, Coach Daup. SELATED: H. Sloan, T. Laser, F. Rader, K. Noble, O. Hughes, G. Poffenbaugh. ' K1 Z fx Kff?'f'Cfi3435 ' 4 1' A .g 1.1 jiffg- xx., if dv. 2 1 H ? 11... E af v STANDING: Left To Right: D. Moore, L. Hamman, A. Monastere, L. Wager-s, S. Leapley J. Lykins, J. Hcyde, Coach Daup. SEATED: L. Barnd, L. Humberf, G. Poffenbaugh, J. Francis, A. Cole, A. Noble. as Ba ketball Individual Kermit Noble . . . . Co-Captain Harold Daup . . . . . . . Coach Fred Rader. . . . , Co-Captain TOM LASER Forward OTIS HUGHES Center 69 vw Egg? ,. 1 FA 1, i , .JJ , ' ,, 1,,Q.,.g, mama s . ' ,, 1 . , A LARRY HUMBERT LARRY BARND Forward Guard JENNINGS FRANCIS GEORGE POFFENBAUGH Center Forward Junior High Ba ketball r, x in .4 STANDING: Left To Right: Mr. Kinsel, E, Kranz. D. Ruckman, J. Reynolds, K. Hill, E. Lynch, F. Hughes, R. Gundrum. SEATED: M. Williams, J. Hughes, B. Banks, D. Bookwalter, S. Patterson, C. Harnly. M up '.Y' pfxi. 'E' T 1 . . , 1 . . Y' 1 , , , , 1 STANDING: Left To Rigln: .T. Wagers, L. Shorter, H. Cole, G. Harriman, R. Lynch, W. Butler. SEATED: B. Gundrum, R. Stirna. J. Gowitzka, K. Frisby, J. Baker, J. Stoops, Mr. Kinsel Home-coming Game OUR 1955 HOME-COMING QUEEN, KAREN WILLIAMS, WITH III-IR FISCORT, CHARLES HUGHES THE CROWN HI-'AHI'lR, MICHAEL BEARD, AND THE FLOWER CIR L, SUSAN HAWK, ESCORTED FY BILL REYNOLDS. B EI mg e gf' cu Q I: 1 , ffesfwwfPd+s- 1-wwww,1fmr2Liffx41Ss1sQ 5 A .3 MQ, 5,1 A 1eWg1i2,:Ms-wwf-QM vw 5.. Q X, ,E . :M , if :N - z,fw-wr. :-rv,-,:.,g:f?ntL ik , ' OG Q W4 E Baseball Team Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh Shiloh FIRST ROW: L. Barnd, B. Reynolds, T. Laser, H. Sloan, F. Rader C Hughes L. I-Iumbert. SECOND ROW: Managers - L. Hamman and T. Russell: A. Monastere D Moore G. Poffenbaugh, O. Hughes, T. Kranz, L. Wagers. J Heyde Coach - Harold Daup. O 3 11 14 l 2 6 6 4 1 'i'Ontario 'Union 'lfLexington Greenwich 'l'Lucas Savannah 'f'Ontario 4'Lexington '9'Lucas 'Union The Lions had some heavy batters as six regulars topped the 300 mark Fred Rader and Charles Hughes hit .419 and .400 respectively and each had one home run Tom Laser and Fred Rader did the pitching chores with Tom taking the heavy side Laser had 98 strike outs in 52 2f3 innings. Harmon Sloan was on the receiving end of the battery. The Lions had a lot of teamwork as the statistics show Mr Daup helped in every way possible and kept the team very adequately supplied HARMON SLOAN Catcher Ba eball Individual .iv -..4. A- mf,-. vi- L s Nj Qkll I FRED RADER Leading I-litter Batting .419 ,Ai .yn .. J' pu r . ,M ll 4 X' asv: xtm' W X n in fn TOM LASER Pitcher 98 Strike outs ln 53 Innings Q., BILL REYNOLDS Batting .350 44 . f - v Q. gs L 5 Y CHARLES HUGHES Batting .400 77 I Track Team 1' 'P' ,, , ' , l.,, A . .. .. ,, I 1 V -.4 -...N . 'A' LL M '.2i'Mf 1 V3-H ' , TL,i 52 'w 1:1 '. -inf ? +SN 'f' R, 'N FIRST ROW: Lofland, A. Cole, O. Hughes, N. Lofland, F. Springston, SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Brook. Watkins, L. Hamman, T. Wheatcraft, C. Jennings, S. Leapley Poffenbaugh, L. Barnd, L. Wagers, M.'Ha11, Mr. Kinsel. Bisel, H. Howard, C. Hughes, T. Laser, F. Rader, K. Noble, Sloan, B. Patterson. Girls' Physical Education FIRST ROW: J. Baker, L. Ramey, M. Steele, I. Dick, S. Cuppy, M. Lykins, M. Garrett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Huston, A. Porter, C. Black, S. Hughes, P. Wallace, F. Leapley, S. Bloom, M. Dent, P. Lofland, G. Wolfersberger. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, P. Guthrie, E. Ballitch, J. Hamman, J. Wolford, I. Montgomery, N. Hall, H. Beck, J. Russell. FOURTH ROW: I. Gibson, A. Reynolds, V. Dent, K. Elliott, D. Baker, J. Patterson, P. Barnd, L. Kirkendall, J. Banks, V. Wallen, B. Henry, D. Mitchell nquet cBa el th 05 A 2 NMS wmwsm 21 :ww 4MpwM ,M ' I u , -. .... L, lflii LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. DAUP, MR. KJNNEY, MR. FELLER, MR. MOCK, MR. MOORE, MR. KINSEL. Athletic Association FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Wolfersberger, S. Bloom, M. Lykins, V. Ramey, B. Henry, Ballitch, L. Ramey, P. Kieth, E. Rhinehart, S. Smith. P. Guthrie, Black, D. Kilgore, H. Beck. Leapley, A. Porter, L. Kirkendall, S. Swanger, L. Hawk, Williams, V. Dent, K. Elliott, J. Patterson, J. Hamman. D. Baker, Reynolds, P. Barnd. Bell, J. Banks, M. Butner, P. Lofland, J. Hawthorne, J. Wolford, Russell, S. 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Hamman Janet Russell J. Hughes, Bob Feller 8: P. Gordon Janet Russell Peggy Lofland Mr. Mock 8: Mr. Kinsel Dorothy Kilgore P. Lofland 8: I. Dick Tom Laser Ronnie Lofland R. Lofland 8: G. Brook Jobie Hughes Alice Porter O. Hughes 8: B. Patterson Virginia Dent Tom Wheatcraft Mary Ann Butner D. Frisby 8: M. Lykins I. Dick, D. Kilgore 8: M. Dent M. Russell, B. Pittenger, G. Brook, 8: I. Dick Marylyn Dent Virginia Dent Mary Ann Butner Glen Brook Freshman Initiation Judy Hawthorne Nyle Laser, Phaenon Gutherie S. Smith 8: P. Gutherie 1954 Banquet B. Patterson 8: T. Laser G. Brook 8: E. Hamman Eugene I-Iamman Judy Patterson Shirley Cuppy Glen Brook Dorothy, Irmogene, Mary Ann, 8: Marylyn Dorothy Kilgore F. Rader, S. Bloom, S. Cuppy 8: L. Rader Nyle Laser M. Butner 8: S. Bloom Hazel Beck Sandra 8: Bill's feet 1954-Basketball Team in Cleveland Mary Ann Butner S. Bloom, S. Swanger, 8: J. Banks S. Kaylor 8: V. Dent P. Lofland 8: R. Pennell Janice Wolford Shirley, Judy 8: Sally Janice Wolford Sandra 8: Marylyn Irmogene Dick Eugene Hamman Marylyn Dent Glen Brook Kermit Noble Janice 8: Judy Shirley, Janice, 8: Janet Sandra 8: Peggy Terry Russell Dorothy Kilgore N. Laser, B. Reynolds, 8: F. Rader Janet Banks Glen Brook Janice Wolford Hughes' Boys Dorothy, Irmogene, 8: Mary Ann Peggy Lofland J. Banks, S. Hughes, 8: V. Ramey Sally Swanger Bob Pittenger Janice Wolford Donald Frisby Mary Ann Butner Marylyn Dent Judy Hamman Ned Lofland 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104. 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114. 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 Luana Hawk Marylyn Dent Sandra, Peggy, Marylyn, 8: Judy Sandra Bloom Madge Lykins S. Bloom 8: P. Lofland Judy Hawthorne Irrnogene Dick C. Black 8: M.C. Daup Hazel, Madge, Alice, 8: Mary Ann Joyce Jones J. Patterson 8: S. Smith Sue Kaylor Phaenon Guthrie P. Keith 8: J. Patterson J. Wolford 8: J. Russell Sandy, Mary Ann, Mary Jane, Virginia, Judy, Sherry, Judy, Florence, 8: Phaenon Bob Pittenger Phyllis Keith Donald Frisby P. Keith 8: J. Patterson Ronald Lofland Dorothy Kilgore Marylyn Dent A, Noble 8: Mr. Beard J. Patterson 8: P. Keith Irmogene Dick Peggy Lofland Shirley Cuppy Mary Ann Butner Glen Brook Kermit Noble Dorothy Kilgore Sandra Bloom Judy Hawthorne Janice Wolford Janet Russell Judy Hawthorne Sue Kaylor Kay Elliott Marylyn Dent George Poffenbaugh Nyle Laser Sally Swanger 127 128. 129 130 Mary Ann Butner Marylyn Dent Janice Wolford Virginia Dent BABY PICTURES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1.0 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Marylyn Dent Sandra Bloom Bob Pittenger Glen Brook Donald Frisby Kermit Noble Hazel Beck Janet Russell Judy Hawthorne Charles Jobie Hughes Mary Ann Butner Janice Wolford Sally Swanger Shirley Cuppy Ervin Fackler Madge Lykins Irmogene Dick Ronald Lofland Peggy Lofland Nyle Laser Bill Reynolds Fred Rader Jokes Speaking of sad cases, how about Joe Mock who received a theme with no punctuation marks, and nearly died holding his breath until the end. Jobie: What is home without a mother ? Janet: I am tonight. I Sandra: I'm so discouraged. Everything I do seems wrong. Fred: What are you doing tonight? Kermit: Give an athlete an inch and he'll take a foot. Ronnie: Let him have it. Who wants athletes foot anyway? -i1.....m...m.,..- Dorothy: How did you like Venice? Judy: I only stayed a few days. The place was flooded. Nylez Have you read Webster's Dictionary? Don: I'11 wait until they make it into a movie. A Russian and an American fRudoIphl were arguing whether it was raining or snowing. Finally the American's wife said, Rudolph, the Red knows rain, Dear. Madge: What is a soda-jerks profession? Ervin: A fizz-sicion. A family budget is one thing a family can't live within or can't live without. FRIENDS: Two women mad at the same person. Policeman: How did the accident happen? Motorist: My wife fell asleep in the back seat. The music in the place was so bad that when a waiter dropped a tray of dishes everyone got up and started dancing. It's not the minutes you put in at the table that makes you fat, it's the seconds. f ' -..1--f V x f QX g ' '41 xl? 3 X gy 511 if I 2,Q fi ' 'Q QR Q X ,5 f f .J A V X U k N 'O Q . Mplf . fx - X i f i X , 'e gala D L7 jg W Ms Q B09 ,,..Xp W 1 3- A :J 7 f VJ 1 Ml L X B i , Q , g xmx zgy W ,,, M wx Wm XRS 92 F xxlxx xl ff L- 'aw q iA:W I IIQ, an , N in v ' ,L aE.,h .:.,v TE, Jgv K . k Y 1 s Q 1, 5-A 1 x n 1 -i ' ' N Q QZWIQS ff PREHBTURIE 52-45 Qin Q if Q fx .'Q2- ' Q U :sf X3 NX W WW 's X 14 ' j QE- 2 1 .E V SFEFQSNT H vuzw POHXKT- 1 fe,N if V X A4 9-.N Ki qi W js, v-in X N 5 fA ,-:SS-' N2 ZW I QQ:-f U f ,XX 5655 Qiii?' 745 AUTOGRAPHS Autographs Senior Autographs my WOW Mw4.f'f,fQf 4 QJMJW WMM Wifi? .JM Jfwfffwf Hmaffiwz ?x1Wf W 16442 J or Banquet cu VD I I- .2 : : ? ' ,- ., Cv- . -'lib W... J-1 Q I. , ,L A ,. ,y, A . ,H -4 f' 'Ile' ' IQ. . 1 Q ,, r-4 ' V Qi. .f7'ff+ 1 ,-1-4. ,fx ,. FX v-fa .411 4 1 ' Q 2 in l 1 'E' 4, 2 4 I F225 'M fl' flwsgliffflgi ! can-as 'n,:Is'-gl l M --f.....m ' -A 4 M -1 i Y S i , I ' - f ' Iaflggw. I Qi Q I ': LL I .I ll Bu Drivers .L 5' r..-+A 1 Q tu.. CHESTER VAN SCOY, EDWIN MCBRIDE, HAROLD DAUP, W.W. PITTENGER, JESSE HAMMAN, CHUCK MYERS, HARRY ROTHLISBERGER. Janitor GRACE BARND, VERA BELL, RUTH FORSYTHE. CHARLIE GUTHRIE Ashland, Ohio CLASS OF 1883 Lorenzo Pettit Flora Long-Swanger Mary Chambers CLASS OF 1884 Lina McBride-Rose Amelia Pettit-Green Anna Strimple-Haun Nancy Pettit-McLaughlin CLASS OF 1885 C. L. Backensto H. A. Frazier H. H. Beaver W.M. Pettit O.W. McCarron CLASS OF 1 889 John Pr ame Al gy R ob ins on-C ockburn CLASS OF 1890 Flossie Roseborough-Lew Lena Bloom-Finch Adela Ashbaugh J.B. Fenner Alice- Benton-Young CLASS OF 1891 Della Newhouse-Uhler Mamie Biesinger-Pettit J.E. Pettit CLASS OF 1892 Lillian Ward-Brown Nellie Clowes-Long Edith Grimw ood-Shoemaker Alumni of Shiloh High School Deceased Deceased Deceased D ec eas ed Deceased Shelby, Ohio Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Dayton, Ohio Deceased Deceased Shiloh, Ohio Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Phoebe Cleland-Rowe Guffrey, Colorado Nettie Parsons-Pettit Ira Malone Frank Reist Henry Metzger Kate Willett-Barnes Rose Clowes CLASS OF 1894 Levi Malone Lillie McGaw-Crawford Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Shiloh, Ohio Deceased Shelby, Ohio Binghamton, New York Nellie Bloom-W ood Mary Anderson Kent, Ohio Deceased CLASS OF 1895 Virgie Fenner Plymouth, Ohio Adaline Henry-Huddleston Deceased Mary White-Koerber Shelby, Ohio Delbert Cleland Deceased Grace McBride-Malone Deceased CLASS OF 1896 Maybelle Koerber-Phillips Lillian B ar nes -Paine CLASS OF 1897 Deceased Harry Dawson Shelby, Ohio Byron Mohn Middletown, Ohio Ina Brumbach Shiloh, Ohio Myra Cleland-Rowe Guffrev, Colorado Gertrude Koerber -Barnes Norwalk,,Ohio Carrie Swanger-Gable Cleveland, Ohio Emma Stiles-McDow ell Deceased Bessie Rose Deceased William J. McDowell Shiloh, Ohio Ada White-Stiles E.. Cleveland, Ohio CLASS OF 1898 Myrtle David-Dowend Plymouth, Ohio Dr. Frank Holtz Plymouth, Ohio David Bushey Deceased Florence Crawford-Hahn Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF 1899 Clyde Barnes Deceased CLASS OF 1900 Phoebe Gil ger -Harnilton Charleston, West Virginia Ida Barnes -Huston Shiloh, Ohio Elsie Barnes Columbus, Ohio Vernie Miller-Haviland Augusta Chew-Gephart Lillie Dick-Baker Deceased Ashland, Ohio Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF Faye Hamilton-Kamerer Deceased Eva White-Palmer Deceased Bertha Pettit Deceased William Page Camphill, Pennsylvania Hazel Crawford-Cumberworth Deceased Iva Wolfersberger-Smith Deceased Charlie Hamilton Washington, D.C. 00 CLASS OF 1902 Plymouth, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Pearl Page-Culver Amy Barnes Lena Barnes-Baker Clyde Plotts Ollie Gilger-Black Floyd Gribben Deceased CLASS OF 1903 Lloyd Black Shiloh, Ohio Vaughn Middlesworth Ann Arbor, Michigan Charles L. Miller Galion, Ohio Ralph Hunter Cleveland, Ohio Frank Latterner Deceased Grace Miller Shiloh, Ohio Lucy Smith-Downend Shiloh, Ohio Florence Hodges Plymouth, Ohio CLASS OF 1904 Ethel Dury-Devore Elyria, Ohio Zena Rose Deceased Gardy Koerber-Dickerson Shiloh, Ohio Frances Hunter Deceased Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Goldie Miller -M or itz Maud Bushey-Ruckman CLASS OF 1905 Sylvia Barnes-Stewart Columbus, Ohio Floy Rose Shiloh, Ohio Lillie Bray-Gullion Willow Springs, Missouri Dollie Rose-Ludin Shelby, Ohio Winogene Hamilton-Greiner Deceased Garland Hunter Deceased LeRoy Black Deceased Glenn Marriott Mansfield, Ohio CLASS OF 1907 Avis Koerber Norwalk, Ohio Faun Latterner-Bissman Deceased Mildred Brumbach-Chappell Deceased CLASS OF 1908 Leonarda Zeigler-I-Iamman Deceased Lena Schambs-Gilger Greenwich, Ohio Avis Hamilton Mansfield, Ohio Beulah Gribbens-Shepherd Deceased Hazel Swanger-Russ ell Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF 1909 Celia Brumbach Mansfield, Ohio Mildred Marriott-Bevier Shelby, Ohio Morris Cline Youngstown, Ohio Edward McDowell Columbus, Ohio CLASS OF 1910 Faye Koerber-Domer Lexington, Ohio Lathiel Bloom-Schuman Mayfield Heights, Ohio Ruth Weaver-Heston Mansfield, Ohio Beatrice Willet-Black Cleveland, Ohio Charles Graff Marion, Ohio Fred McBride Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1911 Myrtle Lookabaugh-Earhart Lexington, Ohio CLASS OF 1912 Great Hamilton-Lloyd South Gate, California Elda Barnes Columbus, Ohio Ida Hunter Mansfield, Ohio Ethel Sivet North Canton, Ohio Ruth Pittenger-Forsythe Shiloh, Ohio Lena Noss-Kyle Greenwich, Ohio Lois Kinsell-Hedeen Shelby, Ohio Eleta Delancey-Fackler Plymouth, Ohio Gale Cline Youngstown, Ohio CLASS OF 1913 Lavida Fidler Deceased F. Morris Gribben Lakewood, Ohio Clyde Cockburn Deceased Roscoe Willet Olmstead Fall, Ohio Lela Hodges-Mason Detroit, Michigan Abby Griffith-Smith Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF 19 14 Mae Rausch-Rice Cleveland Heights, Ohio Ronald Howard Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1915 Lois Gilger-Rausch Deceased Edna Fritz-Dawson Plymouth, Ohio Jeanette Kinsel-Knapp Mansfield, Ohio Inez Kaylor-Fiddler Elyria, Ohio Grace Pittenger-Howard Shiloh, Ohio Karl Rausch Clemson, South Carolina Lotis Garrett Cleveland, Ohio CLASS OF 1916 Beatrice Nelson-Donelson Mansfield, Ohio Marguerite McBride-Echelbarger Deceased Dr. Floyd Firestone Bronxville, New York Charley Bray Milan, Ohio Harold Fritz Cathlamet, Washington Leotta Hunter-Carrier Mansfield, Ohio Beulah Benedict-Zebold Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF 1917 Mary Uhler-Metcalf Mansfield, Ohio Esther Fidler ' Deceased Robert Hager Deceased Leland Wolfersberger Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1918 Madge Shafer-Swayne Sidney, Ohio Dorothy Mohn-Heller Broadlands, Illinois Ruth McCellan-Brinson Plymouth, Ohio Hazel Doyle-Bloom Kankakee, Illinois Frank McDowell Mansfield, Ohio Waldo Pittenger Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1919 Ruth Uhler-Bricker Mary Hollenbaugh Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Allen Fidler Deceased Donald Barnes Shiloh, ,Ohio Dwight Briggs Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1920 Dorothy Pittenger-Barnes Deceased Margaret Bray-Straton Montreal, Quebec Christine Barnes-Long Canton, Ohio Irene Bloom-Baker Shiloh, Ohio Paul Curtis Greenwich, Ohio Myron Guthrie Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1921 Mae Wilson-Cleland Shelby, Ohio Kathryn Sprague-McKinney Shelby, Ohio Fredrick Tressler Mansfield, Ohio CLASS OF 1922 Lois Dick-Moser Shiloh, Ohio Ethel French-Bates Moultrie, Ohio Geneva McCellan-Brinson Shelby, Ohio Ruth McDowell-Dessum Kent, Ohio Margaret Bushey-Nelson Deceased Thelma Willet-McDougal Plymouth, Ohio Earl Bushey CLASS OF 1923 Frank Patterson Deceased Dorothy Kaylor-Mills Mt. Vernon, Ohio Sylvester Porter Lima, Ohio Lucille Bray-Porter Deceased Elizabeth Bixler-Hamilton Clarlestown, West Virginia Vernon Moser Shiloh, Ohio Helen White-Porter Lima, Ohio Roscoe Haun Shiloh, Ohio Arlo Willet Shelby, Ohio Roy Fidler Mansfield, Ohio Franklin Black Toledo, Ohio CLASS OF 1924 Fern McQuate-Pittenger Shiloh, Ohio Kathryn Close-Steele Mansfield, Ohio Edna Kranz-Rex Alexandria, Louisiana Florence Hopkins-Hamman Shiloh, Ohio Vera Dick-Mellick Mansfield, Ohio Madaline Swanger-Heydinger Shelby, Ohio Walter Porter Shiloh, Ohio Frances White-Mook Norwalk, Ohio Marian Smith-Tarbett Deceased Vivian White-Donnenwirth Plymouth, Ohio Zelda Hager-Spitler Lakewood, Ohio Ralph Bloom Mansfield, Ohio Otho Bixler Hobart, Indiana Ralph Barnes Weston, Massachusetts Kenneth Nelson Deceased CLASS OF 1925 Elden Kaylor Saginaw., Michigan Lawrence Moser Manszield, Ohio Charles Quinn Mansfield, Ohio Kenneth White Bloomington, Indiana Paul Kuhn Akron, Ohio Martie Jacobs Mansfield, Ohio Abigail Wood Chicago, Illinois Lucille Brickley-Grover Battle Creek, Michigan Helen Lannert-Hawthorne Deceased Margaret Wilson-Quinn Mansfield, Ohio Edith Troxell-Fackler Shelby, Ohio Lela Barnd-Swanger Shiloh, Ohio Russell Moser Shiloh, Ohio Lois Willet-Phillips Plymouth, Ohio Eva White-Phillips Mansfield, Ohio Raymond Steele Lorain, Ohio Arthur Backensto LO1'ain. Ohio CLASS OF 1926 Russell Reynolds Harry Troxell Stewart Fackler Ethel Copeland-Lippert Dorcas Haun Willet Lorain, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Terman Adams Mansfield, Ohio Fanchon Rader-Kaylor Saginaw, Michigan Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Verda Wells-Noble Robert Guthrie Marie Noble-Killinger Leo Dick Mansfield, Ohio Dolly Lannert-Rosin Mansfield, Ohio Ermogene White-Adams Mansfield, Ohio Loneta Sutfin-Markel Nankin, Ohio William Arnold Shiloh, Ohio Alberta Foraker-Smail Bay Village, Ohio Elizabeth Black-Doerner Holgate, Ohio Harriet Sibbett Beck Crestline, Ohio CLASS OF 1927 Eugene Dickerson Deceased Roscoe Shatzer Elyria, Ohio Edward Brumbach Worthington, Ohio Thomas Ruckrnan Squamish, Washington Harold Higgens Shelby, Ohio Merle Barnd Shiloh: Ohio Rudy Rader Shiloh, Ohio Leola Hamman-Cox Daytona Beach, Florida Madge Wells-Gerrell Mansfield, Ohio Lillian Furney-Laser Plymouth, Ohio Mildred Mellick-Tullis Shelby, Ohio Elizabeth Wilson-Tilton Nova, Ohio Dorothy Kissell-Price Akron, Ohio Donald Hamman Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1928 Jeannette Firestone-Fink Allentown, ,Pennsylvania Thelma M os er -N eutzling Huntington, West vii-gihia Jack Ferrell Akron, Ohio Adin Whatman Willard, Ohio Hallie Kaylor Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1929 Gertrude Meeks-Chutes Burbank, California Margaret Harnly Deceased Betty Kinsei Shelby. Ohio Mary Downend-Kranz Shiloh, Ohio Gr eta Russell-Str oup Shelby, Ohio Miriam Huddleston-Nixon Mansfield, Ohio Clay Bixler Mansfield, Ohio Elwood Kuhn Deceased Margaret Swartz-Peters Rocky River, Ohio Dorothy Dick-Fike Mansfield, Ohio George Dick Shiloh, Ohio Eleanor Company In Service Dale Kaylor Mansfield, Ohio Paul Ruckman Shiloh, Ohio Ulrich Roethlisberger Phoenix, Arizona Harry Downend Deceased Mildred Griffith-Kreuger Oberlin, Ohio Hershel Hamman Deceased Dorothy Au-Snyder Perrysville, Ohio Reva Miller-Cihla Shiloh, Ohio Agnes Baker-McFadden Shelby, Ohio Robert Brumbach Cleveland, Ohio CLASS OF 1930 Raymond Wells Shiloh, Ohio Albert Seaman Greenwich, Ohio Robert Ruckman Shelby, Ohio Richard Ruckrnan Brooklyn Village, Ohio Joseph Au Lexington, Ohio Thelma Braderick-Hoffman Mansfield, Ohio Frances Clinker-Blaine Elyria, Ohio James Gundrum In Service CLASS OF 1931 Dora Bloom Strimple Mansfield, Ohio Doris Clark Mansfield, Ohio Catherine Dick-Mahan Mansfield, Ohio Wallace Firestone Coral Gables, Florida Juanita Huddleston-Kemp Dayton, Ohio Elden Moser Mansfield, Ohio Nellie Patterson-Ruckrnan Shiloh, Ohio Harmon Roethlisberger Deceased Mar guerite Shaffer -Heifner John Swartz Chester Troxell Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Ethel Willet-Ireland Mansfield, Ohio CLASS OF 1932 Gladys Barnd-Keesy Shiloh, Ohio Mabel Barnd-Crall New London, Ohio Jane Bushey-Spiger Shiloh, Ohio Mildred Downend Highland Park, Michigan Hildred Fackler-Mahan Shelby, Ohio Francis Garrett Ft. Wayne, Indiana CLASS or 1932 fcon't.J Dale Reynolds Mary Mills-Patterson Winogene Dick Foster Keineth Ervela Backensto-Burt Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Plymouth, Ohio Miami, Florida Genevieve Scott-Gundrum Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1935 Mae Arnold-Jones William Adams Clarice Black-Luthy Kenneth Baker Marie Bloom-Seaman William Boldt Jean Clark-Smith Keith Dawson Ross Fackler Mary Ferrell Kathleen Holtz-Corbin Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Wickliffe, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Deceased Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Willard, Ohio B eatr ic e Howard- Kochenderfer Stella Keller Bernita Nesbitt-Goth John Russell Greenwich, Ohio Plymouth, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Mary Kathryn Sloan-Forsythe Carl Smith Mar gy Urie-Frakes Richard Harnly Shiloh, Ohio John Huston Shelby, Ohio Woodrow Huston Shiloh, Ohio Robert Lofland Hallendale, Florida Earl McQuate Plymouth, Ohio Stanley Moser Greenwich, Ohio Charles Russell Shelby, Ohio June Shafer-Boyd Chester, West Virginia Robert Wharton Deceased John Yockey Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF 1933 Earl Huston Shiloh, Ohio Duane Arnold Plymouth, Ohio Ruth Hayes-Beck Shelby, Ohio Albert Ferrell Shiloh, Ohio Dudley Au Lucas, Ohio Dorothy Mock-McElhaney Kansas, Ohio James Ruckman Dallas, Texas Floyd Niswonger Cincinnati, Ohio Dana Niswonger-Truby Covington, Kentucky LeRoy Clinker Salem, Oregon Leo Russell Shiloh, Ohio Martha Landis-Lofland Hallendale, Florida Geraldine Garrett-Baker Shiloh, Ohio Paul Kranz Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1934 Harold Fair Deceased Cleo Plenge Mansfield, Ohio Ruth Weaver-Copeland Shelby, Ohio Aris Arnold-Huston Greenwich, Ohio Lois Cline-Patton Shiloh, Ohio Virgil Noble Mansfield, Ohio Roger Pugh Shelby, Ohio Howard Sloan Shiloh, Ohio Ray Laser Shelby, Ohio Beatrice Orewiler-French Shelby, Ohio Arthur Downend Orville, Ohio Pauline Wells-Geddes Columbus, Ohio William Clark Shelby, Ohio Jean Brumbach-Russell Shiloh, Ohio Hubert Hamman Mansfield, Ohio Marguerite Black-Bevis Garfield Heights, Ohio Ross Moser Shiloh, Ohio George Myers Shelby, Ohio Theodore Patterson Mansfield, Ohio Clara Backensto-Kissell Shiloh, Ohio Woodrow Shaffer Shiloh, Ohio Stanley Gribbens Mansfield, Ohio Eldo Var chmin Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Jackson, Ohio Maxine Washburn-Mahan Shelby, Ohio Marguerite Wells-Dawson Shiloh, Ohio Arietta Wade Shelby, Ohio Edward Williams Tucson, Arizona CLASS OF 1936 Ruth Clark-Spangler Mansfield, Ohio Anna Mae Landis-Ebinger Lorain, Ohio Vera Keller-Shedenhelm Shelby, Ohio Byron Urie Greenwich, Ohio Florence Clinker-Miller Bellville, Ohio Frances Yockey-Stroup Shelby, Ohio Helen Rigg-Smith John Gundrum Alvin Garrett Ray Ramey Robert Troxell Robert Forsythe Robert Russell Wayne Mellick Michel Mackey Gegr ge Miller Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Minneapolis, Minnesota Worthington, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Ethel Gray-Keinath Plymouth, Ohio Elsie Weaver-Wharton Shelby, Ohio James Patterson Hur on, Ohio 103 4- cLAss or 1936 qconvay Earl Black Shelby, Ohio Charles Bloom Deceased John Keinath Mansfield, Ohio Virgil Kissell Greenwich, Ohio CLASS OF 1937 Edwin Arnold Shelby, Ohio Virginia Backensto-Barnd Shiloh, Ohio Eugene Boor Shelby, Ohio Betty Backensto-Lomax Lucas, Ohio Mary Clinker -Harbaugh Columbus, Ohio Doris Daup-Harnly Shiloh, Ohio Herschel Dininger Plymouth, Ohio Marjorie England-Posner San Manuel, Arizona Shelby, Ohio In Service Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Willard, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Eugene Fackler Perry Gundr-urn Jesse Wayne Hamman Geneva Haverfield-Moore Esther Harrington-Smith Wallace Harnly Evelyn Hoffman Mansfield, Ohio Greta Meek-Jackson Pacioma, California Eldon McQuate- Deceased Dora Noble-Schreffler Mansfield, Ohio Janet Pugh-Wagner Mt. Vernon, Illinois Frances Pugh Shelby, Ohio Ernestine Riggle Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Lilly Helen Richards-Jensen Erie, Pennsylvania Virginia Sutter-Arnold Shiloh, Ohio Luella Zeller-Carley Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1938 Kenneth Black Doylestown, Ohio Elsie Boor-Cline Plymouth, Ohio Ward Clark Shelby, Ohio James Dalton Mansfield, Ohio Robert Dawson Plymouth, Ohio Doris Dickerson-Garrett Shiloh, Ohio Jean Garrett-Rish Shiloh, Ohio Dorothy Gates-Shaum Detroit, Michigan Robert Garrett Deceased Stanley Huston Shiloh, Ohio Richard Howard Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Marjorie Henry-Clendenning Cleveland, Ohio Helen Iceman-White Shelby, Ohio Doris Kleinknecht-Bridges Mansfield, Ohio Nadine Kerr-Leech Shelby, Ohio Phyllis Lofland-Henry Shiloh, Ohio Russell McManis Akron, Ohio Jay Mgser Shiloh, Ohio Homer Smith Mansfield, Ohio Roy Shaffer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dick Shepherd Shelby, 0hi0 Gwendolyn Scott Ak1'01'1a Ohio Harold Sloan Plymouth, Ohio Ethel Wolf-Williams Ashland, Ohio Marie Varchmin-Russell Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF 1939 Doris Dawson-Eley Sylvania, 0hi0 Robert Moser Shiloh, Ohio Gertrude McQuate-Adams Shiloh, Ohio Eugene Arnold Mansfield, Ohio Gordon England Calhoun, Missouri Woodrow Racer Shelby. O1'1i0 Darrell Rhodes Shelby, Ohio Fredrick Fackler Shelby, Ohio Howard Noble Shiloh, 0115.0 Roscoe Hamman Shiloh, Ohio Archie Garrett Rome, Italy Mintie Van Horn-Racer Shelby, Ohio Martha Crouse-Wagers Shiloh, Ohio Virginia Sparks-Samaha Akron, Ohio Margaret Wagner-Duff Willard, Ohio Opal Smith-Jones Mansfield, Ohio Harriett Thomas-Cantrell Cleveland, Ohio Geneva Stiving-McEw en Tiffin, Ohio Marie Rietveld-Vanderbilt Plymouth, Ohio Eilene Reynolds-Reynolds Shiloh, Ohio Betty McBride-Rudiman Shiloh, Ohio Evangeline Pugh-Coleman Shelby, Ohio Leona F orquer-Kaufman Mansfield, Ohio Leatha Lutz-Kendig Shiloh, Ohio Josephine Witchie-How ell Shiloh, Ohio Marie Washburn-Erndt Mansfield, Ohio Eldora Laser -Wilford Plymouth, Ohio Opal Harris-Vanasdal Tiro, Ohio Elda Guthrie-Huberger Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1940 LaDonna Alexander Cleveland, Ohio Carl Alfrey Shelby, Ohi0 Dean Amstutz Shiloh, Ohio Jay Arnold Shelby, 01110 Maire Bushey-Arnold Shiloh, Ohio Robert Bushey Shiloh, Ohio Gerald Bush Mansfield, Ohio Doris Hamman-Richards Willard, Ohio Ellsworth Daup Shelby, Ohio CLASS or 1940 fconvdp CLASS OF 1942 fconfdh Dean Dawson Shiloh, Ohio Donald Dawson Plymouth, Ohio Eleanor Gray-Otto Port Clinton, Ohio Lacie Renner-Gano Greenwich, Ohio Howard Guthrie Shiloh, Ohio Clifford Odson Greenwich, Ohio June Owens-Enos Mansfield, Ohio John Stoner Mansfield, Ohio lla Zellers-Keckler Galion,,Ohio Luella Zeigler-Pettit Shelby, Ohio Margie James+Dawson Shiloh, Ohio Lillian Hoffman-Mills Shelby, Ohio Clark Stober Schwenksville, Pennsylvania John Reynolds Shiloh, Ohio Marilyn Washburn-Young Mansfield, Ohio Dorothy Gundrum-Furgeson Shelby, Ohio Alice Clark-Clawson Shiloh, Ohio Virgil Wolf Mansfield, Ohio Joe Witchie Shiloh, Ohio Charles Noble Mansfield, Ohio Kirby Nesbitt, Shiloh, Ohio Glendora Swartz-Irvine Galion, Ohio Doris Meek-Dewitt Plymouth, Ohio Donna Russell-Hamman Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1941 Betty Burdge Norwalk, Ohio Elden Dininger Plymouth, Ohio Evelyn England-Gage Tuscon, Arizona Lucille Gedney-Robinson Chicago, Illinois Grace Guthrie-Amstutz Shiloh, Ohio Arlene Garrett-Maciorowski Miami, Florida Charles Harrington Plymouth, Ohio John Hedeen Shelby, Ohio Miriam Hoffman-Rule Plymouth, Ohio Kathleen James-Daup Shelby, Ohio Joseph Mock Shiloh, Ohio Pauline Miller-Cooper Shelby, Ohio Delmar Nesbitt Shiloh, Ohio Kenneth Noble Shiloh, Ohio Dean Rucknian Shiloh, Ohio Grace Stober-Harnly Shiloh, Ohio Dale Troxell Shelby, Ohio Leona Winely-Odson Greenwich, Ohio Richard fCrossl Oney Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1942 George Adams Robert Alfrey Neal Garrett George Harrington Shelby, Shelby, Shiloh, Shiloh, Mary Jean Homerick-Ferrell Mansfield, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Merle Lutz Mansfield, Ohio Juanita Laser-Baker Shelby, Ohio Eilene Miller -Swank Shiloh, Ohio Doris Moritz-Egner Shiloh, Ohio Harold Porter Shiloh, Ohio Anna Kopina-Brown Shiloh, Ohio Earl Stiving Shelby, Ohio Harold Russell Shiloh, Ohio Eugene Russell Shelby, Ohio Elmer Montgomery Cleveland, Ohio Dorothy Witchie-Spino Cleveland, Ohio Donald Sutter Shelby, Ohio Doris Reynolds-Russell Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1943 Dean Arnold Greenwich, Ohio Dorothy Deibert-Bartell Mansfield, .Ohio Junior James Olmstead Falls, Ohio Blaine Haverfield Shelby, Ohio Jane Stiving-Mapes Mansfield, Ohio Blanche Smith-Youngblood Shiloh, Ohio Joyce Witchie-Wuthrich Delary Beach, Florida Paul Clark Willard, Ohio Dorothy Dininger-McDougal Plymouth, Ohio Janice Moser-Dawson Plymouth, Ohio Helen Guthrie-Kemp Shelby, Ohio Eleanor Garrett-Phillips New Holland, Pennsylvania Mary Brook Shelby, Ohio Delores Ziegler-Urie Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1944 Janice Black-Demoss Mansfield, Ohio Marcella Clark-Coovert Willard, Ohio Harold Daup Shiloh, Ohio Esther J. Hall-Hamman Shiloh, Ohio Betty Hammett-Boyce Mansfield, Ohio Robert Hamman Shiloh, Ohio Audrey Henry-Kovack Cleveland, Ohio Donna Mae Hoffman-Reynolds Plymouth, Ohio Alfred Laser Shelby, Ohio Avis Miller Ashland, Ohio Betty Rhinehart-Hause Dayton, Ohio Betty Mae Seaman-Daup Shiloh, Ohio Charlotte Seaton-Myers Shelby, Ohio James Sheely Shelby, Ohio William LeRoy Van Wagner Plymouth, Ohio Raymond Willett Plymouth, Ohio Joan Washburn-Dickson Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Marlene Phillips -Brooks Dor othy Seaman-Sloan Raymond Wolf CLASS OF Doris Brook Juanita Brook-Huston Richard Cuppy Theodore Ernst Frances Feazel-Cuppy Joan Hofman-Ruckman Edward Kinsel Martha Lofland-Clark Mable Malone-Hamman Ivan McQuate, Jr. Joseph McQuate Billy Noble Richard Pittenger Denver Shepherd Betty Sloan-Hamman Robert Swartz Robert Wagner Lorna Witchie-Howard CLASS OF 1944 fcont'dj Dwight Wallen Homerville, Ohio Plymouth, Ohio 1945 Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio In Service Shiloh, Ohio Plymouth, Ohio Plymouth, Shelby, Ohio Ohio In S ervice Lexington, Pemberville, Shiloh, Shelby, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Plymouth, Ohio Shelby, Ohio West Palm Beach, Florida Dean Wolford Shiloh, Ohio Bob Yount Nashville, Tennessee CLASS OF 1946 Betty Rose-Adams Shelby, Ohio Virginia Kirkendall-Morris Shelby, Ohio Naomi Wolford-Ewbank Ashland, Ohio Ruth Bell-Wagner Shelby, Ohio Jeanne Wisler-Spoerr New London, Ohio Donna Garrett-Cassell Columbus, Ohio Doris Garrett-Rowand Springfield, Ohio Mary Benedict-Pennell Berea, Ohio Marilyn Van Wagner-Dent Plymouth, Ohio Dorothy Guthrie-Hedeen Shelby, Ohio Leatrice Whitcomb-Kilgore Willard, Ohio Marilyn Brunn-McQuate Lexington, Ohio Howard Clark Plymouth, Ohio Dick Clark Mansfield, Ohio Darrell Hudson Greenwich, Ohio Bill Halliwell Cleveland, Ohio Betty Ernst-Pittenger Shiloh, Ohio CLASS OF 1947 Kenneth Adams Shelby, Ohio Douglas Amstutz In Service Joan Guthrie-Rook Shiloh, Ohio Doris Leaplv-Rhodes . Shelby,.Ohio Naomi Lawrence-Martin Greenwich, Ohio LaVaughn Oswalt Shiloh, Ohio Geraldine Moser-Strong Shiloh, Ohio Bonnie Pennell-Pry Shiloh, Ohio James Reynolds Plymouth, Ohio Izora Rhodes-Gallaway Plymouth, Ohio George Rhinehart Shelby, Ohio Virginia Shepherd-Scott Shelby, Ohio Ruth Winbigler-Garrett Mansfield, Ohio Charles Young Mansfield, Ohio CLASS OF 1948 Dorothy Brook-Oswalt Shiloh, Ohio Don Campbell Mansfield, Ohio Dean England Robert Heifner shuoh, ohio shemy, ohio Donald Hudson Greenwich, Ohio Lottiebell Malone-Spangler Galion, Ohio M arthadell M alone-Hic ks Alice Seaman-Heifner Agnes T ackett- Kir kendall John Young Shelby, Ohio Willar d, Ohio Shelby, F indlay, Shiloh, CLASS OF 1949 Thomas Hawthorne Arthur Hamrnan Donna Ireland-Hamman Joe Ireland Janice Clark-Hawthorne Luc ill e Pennell-McLaughl in Mary Miller-Seaman Dick Rader Kenneth Humbert Dale Laser Sarah McKee-Markel Rapid Frances Reddick Forrest Smith Clarence Wheatcraft Ruth Wolford-Schrock Richard Reynolds CLASS OF Marshall Clabaugh Loreen Clagg-Patrick Lois England-Hurnbert Shelby, Shiloh, Shiloh, Shiloh, Shelby, Shiloh, Shelby, Shiloh, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio In Service Shelby, Ohio City, North Dakota Ashland, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Greenwich, Ohio In Service 1950 Deceased Galion, Ohio Biloxi, Mississippi Donal d Guthrie Jarnes Huston Fairbanks , Alaska Shiloh, Ohio Betty Kaylor-Bauer Willard, Ohio Jean Moser-Holmes Shelby, Ohio Mary Lou Russell-Smith Plymouth, Ohio Dean Seaman In Service' CLASS OF 1950 fcont'dj In Service Shiloh, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Lee Sparks Robert Thomas Carol Witchie-Jacobs Arlis Witcomb Charles Wolfersberger Sarah Cantrell Mabel Clagg Willard Clagg Beverly Dent Lila Dininger Freda Frontz Donna Jacobs Shiloh, Shiloh, Shiloh, Cleveland, Shelby, Shelby, Shiloh, Ohio Ohi'o Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio CLASS OF 1951 Gerald Alfrey In Service Marilyn Baird-Ford Shelby, Ohio Keith Bloom In Service Deloris Cantrell Shiloh, Ohio Robert Clark In Service Dorothy Dent-Steele Shelby, Ohio Anna Hamman-Bly Shelby, Ohio Charles Jacobs Mansfield, Ohio Della Laser Shelby, Ohio Iona Million Manchester, Indiana Eugene Mitchell Shiloh, Ohio Marlene Russell Shiloh, Ohio Dorothy Shaw -Harmon Charles Wallace David Witchie Howard Worrell CLASS OF Marilyn Baker-Bailey I Kenneth Brook Malcolm Brook Peggy Clabaugh-Prater Elsie Dick Robert Elliott Richard Garrett Mollie Jo Hall-Elliott Mary Seaman-McLaughlin West Salem, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio 1952 In Service In Service In Service Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Oh-io Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Plymouth, Ohio In Service Shiloh, Ohio Paris , S outh Car olina Mary Kilgore Foster Leaply Dorajane Malone-Barnhart Helen McQuate-Gordon Plymouth, Ohio In Service Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Charles Miller Greenwich, Ohio Robert Mitchell Shiloh, Ohio Wilma Million Manchester, Indiana Charles Pennell Robert Rakestraw Shiloh, Ohio In 'Service Shirley Reynolds Cincinnati, Ohio Earl Roberts Martha Steele-Moorman Robert Sutter Emory Thornton Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shirley Wallace-Dunn Greenwich, Ohio Eugene White Bloomington, Indiana N orman W olf CLASS OF 1954 Rosemary Barnes Patricia Blackford Gayola Blankenship Charles Clagg Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Jill Elliott New York, New York Jean Hamman-Burr er West Covina, California Mary Kaylor Mary Keesy Adrian Kennard Nadine Laser Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio Shiloh, Ohio James Kennard In Service Hazel Sloan-Myers Plymouth, Ohio Eulalia Smith-Myers Shiloh, Ohio Walter Steele Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF 1953 Jack Bard Shiloh, Ohio Jane Blackford Shiloh, Ohio Edward Ballitch Columbus, Ohio K George Miller Kathleen Miller Dorothy Porter Larry Rader Lester Shepherd Richard Stoops Richard Weber Lionel Wells Ruth Lykins -Wallen uf N QV WALSWUNTH Lmwq,.,m..l A B.,-,ml by WALBWORTH BROTHERS llueoh .USA In Service Shiloh, Shiloh, Springfield, Shiloh, Cr es tline , Shiloh, C olumbus , Shelby, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio 1 :fx , ., xv fx ,gg 1 X 9' 'Q-Q if ls J, J' 'ps' 4 , Anvumslmo The Senior Class of 1955 wishes to thank the establishments on the following pages for their help in making this 1955 Periscope possible. BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS GF 1955 Compliments Of SWARTZ POTATCES Let Jack Mellick Help You Prepare Your Sunday School Lesson Tune To W-M -A-N Every Saturday Morning At 8:30 FERTILIZER KATAHDIN COBBLER BLACKS MAKE BETTER BEEF By The Quarter Or On The Hoof Don Clark Is Our Expert Drainage Donut Cost EXCAVATING It Pays Contact The Farm Contact The Farm Or Roger Spellman Or Ed. Allgire Mansfield, Ohio Sullivan, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS AND BES T WISHES LET YOUR FUTURE GROW WITH US FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1873 OF MANSFIELD SHILOH OFFICE Phone 7201-6 Main Office c'9lNSUR44Q.- if ' 1 Q, 5 .::.:.:: s ua ummm , -E I Q! 15 :Muff Home Of Famous Brands Knox Hats Manhattan Shirts Fine Men's Suits Jantzen Sweaters Q-Z1-TNT' Ngmyg Compliments Of The Pioneer Rubber Co. Y FAR u Fe Ani Incl Own F Bus1 You S Profits Ph Shi Volsard Products, I nc A URE BR U1 It's Smart T a 'n i1Z4l1i1 Jack Love The Tire Man Trucks and Passenger Retreading Tractor Tire Vulcanizing General Passanger - Trucks - Tractor Tires Phone 22746 Shelby Ohio For 35 Years Slwelloy Pure Milk Co. Manufacturers Of Shel-B -Made Dairy Products Wholesale - Retail Dial 22251 Shelby Ohio Willard Dairy The Home Of Dairy Products At Their Best Phone 4421 Willard Ohio Compliments Of Shiloh Shell Service Goodyear Tires and Batteries Accessories - Minor Repairs Phone 3451 Main Street Shiloh Ohio DeVito Home Of Good Portraits 38 East Main Street Shelby Ohio J. O. Purdy Roofing - Spouting Gas - Coal - Oil - Warrn Air Heating All Kinds Of Sheet Metal Work Repairing Neatly Done Phone 22.53-1 Z1 West Whitney Avenue Shelby, Ohio 1 ' -I l i - 1 1 m m m mm m m l Typewriters - A11 Makes - Sold, Rented, Repaired A Complete Line Of Office Supplies and Office Furniture The Mansfield Typewriter Co. 34 West Third Street Mansfield Ohio Compliments Of The Galion Iron Works 81 Mig. Co. Motor Graders Road Rollers Galion Ohio Weavers Fruit Farm Apples, Peaches, Cider, Vinegar Kegs and Barrels Phone 2862 Shiloh Ohio 1 1 1 m ROBBY'S R. C.A. Victor Records Radios - Televisions Phone 1231 19 Sundusky Street Plymouth Ohio CURPEN JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP Headquarters For Elgin, Hamilton, Gruen and Bulova Watches Parker, Sheaffer, Eversharpe Pens and Pencils Diamonds - Jewelry - Gifts Plymouth Ohio J U M P 'S Fine Menswear Shoes Plymouth - Willard - Sundusky THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK - 6050 A Q , . 2,-, 5 l m- 3 I 'fzmaf-4 Courtesy and Service Our Motto Plymouth Ohio Compliments Of DR. P. E. HAVER, Optometrist Plymouth Ohio F. A. SCHNEIDER Coal, Lumber and Builders' Supplies Phone 6 3 Plymouth Ohio TRADING POST NO. 1 Complete Self-Service Market Groceries - Meats Toys - Ball Brand Footwear Wolverine Work and Dress Shoes and Gloves Greatscott Chi1dren's Shoes Old Kentucky Work Clothing Olivesburg Ohio Z0 WAGONER IMPLEMENT STORE McCormick and New Idea Farm Equipment Farmall Tractors International Refrigerators WALL STREET LUMBER COMPANY We Have Your Building Needs John Guisinger Stanley Kime Compliments Of HODGES COAL AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Phone 41751 Compliments Of SHELBY EQUITY EXCHANGE COMPANY Phone 21401 Compliments To The Graduates LEMMERMAN DRUGS Shelby Ohio Compliments Of Your DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH Dealer Used Cars WALT RAY MOTOR SALES, INC. Harold Davis, Owner Phone 22001 Shelby Ohio Compliments Of BOURGEOIS PONTIAC COMPANY Phone 2126-1 Shelby Ohio THE MOODY AND THOMAS MILLING COMPANY Top Cash Price Paid For Wheat At All Times Shelby Ohio KEISER CHEVROLET f Sylbert Keiser Phone 3194 14 East Main Greenwich Ohio GREENWICH LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Bui1ders'Supp1ies - Paint - Coal - Ice Phone 2821 Greenwich Ohio KEITH'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Phone ZZ61 Shiloh Ohio TEEVENS' GENERAL STORE Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Crosley Electrical Appliances Phone 3181 Shiloh Ohio Compliments Of HUSTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Massey-Harris - Oliver DeLava1 Phone 2651 Shiloh Ohio It Pays To Make A Trip To FOX'S JEWELRY MANSFI.ELD'S FINEST JEWELRY 12 Park Avenue Mansfield Ohio Congratulations Class Of '55 GEORGE AND MARY'S Shelby Ohio GLENN C. BLOOM Typewriters - Adding Machines - Office Supplies Sales - Service - Rentals Phone 31883 P. O. Box Z6 118 West Main Street Shelby Ohio 24- Shiloh 1. Z. MCQUATE Phone 2921 Ohio Shiloh A. W. MOSER HARDWARE Philco Refrigerators and Freezers Cochran Paints General Hardware Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class Of '55 PAGE'S SHILOH HATCHERY Larro Feeds - Every Poultry Need Shiloh QUALITY COAL AND SUPPLY For Highest Quality Roofing - Cement - Fertilizers Gas - Perfection Furnaces - Oil Phones 3751 - 3752 Ohio r LEVERETT IMPLEMENT COMPANY Modern Power Q Farm Equipment Phone 25166 435 Springmill Street Mansfield Ohio E. B. METCALF Replacement Parts COMPLETE Ignition Parts MQZQLNE , Batteries and srznvzczf. Equipment 4ll.l'l'0 IUPPLY Jobbers Of Automotive Parts and Equipment Main Store - Mansfield, Ohio Mansfield Phone Dial 3490-6 - Dial 1847-6 Ashland Phone 2292-1 Y U N C K E R 'S Sporting Goods - Athletic Supplies Phone LO. 2866 155 Cline Avenue Mansfield Ohio Compliments Of THE ASHLAND BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY S1 XNSUR44, MA.. 0 goxmazs zg, 5 '::'.'.:: 5 a s .Nfmagf 12 TODD'S JEWELERS McPHERSON'S BODY AND FENDER SHOP AAA Wrecker Service - Day 81 - Night 1155 Guaranteed Used Cars 53 West High Plymouth Ohio Compliments Of MIDWEST INDUSTRIES INC. lb --,. , X1 Aw-Qing, A . ,S 71 Q . .A.,.,.,.,.4 . DUNKIN JEWELERS 1 Reputable Diamond Experts Headquarters For Graduation Watches 58 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio Headquarters For Watches Bulova, Benrus, Elgin, Hamilton Gruen, Avalon, Longines -Wittnauer Main and Third Mansfield, Ohio KOMITO'S CLOTHES For The Brands You Know Hart-Schaffner and Marx Clothes On The Square Mans field, Ohio Compliments Of G. L. ROGERS Mansfield, Ohio MACK'S CLOVER FARM STORE Meats Produce - Groceries Phone 83 Plymouth, Ohio HEISLER'S, INC. Your International and Packard Dealer WILLARD AIRPORT Phone 267 Willard, Ohio CASHMAN'S SHOE STORE Shoes For All The Family Plymouth, Ohio NEW HAVEN SHELL SERVICE W. D. Reed Gas and Oil No. 1 and No. 3 Diesel Fuel ' Open 24 Hours A Day Phone 6245 Junction R. 224 At Route 61 New Haven, Ohio THE PLYMOUTH ADVERTISER Published Every Thursday Plymouth, Ohio DININGER'S GARAGE General Hardware Repair Department Sunoco Gas and Oils Telephone 26 Plymouth, Ohio J. F. BLACKFORD Livestock Local and General Hauling Lime, Stone and Fertilizer Phone 1791 Plymouth, Ohio PLYMOUTH ELEVATOR Grain - Coal - Feeds Farm Supplies Phone 37 Plymouth, Ohio Z E C KS T E IN ' S PLYMOUTH HARDWARE Paint - Wallpaper General Hardware Electrical Supplies Plymouth, Ohio KESSLERS MARATHON Car Washing - Tires Accessories - Minor Repairs Phone 46 Plymouth, Ohio CELERYVILLE GREENHOUSE Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere Satisfaction In Flowers For Over Z5 Years Phone 4483 THE GARDEN OF EAT'N Good Things To Eat New Haven, Ohio McQUATE'S FUNERAL HOME AND FURNITURE Ambulance Service Robert E. McQuate Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Phone 43 Day Or Night Plymouth, Ohio DIE TRICH'S Fountain and Lunch Homemade Ice Cream Phone 12.53 Plymouth, Ohio KISSELL TRAC TOR SALES Ford Cars - Trucks Sales - Service Ferguson Dealer Pure Oil Distributor Implements - Batteries Tires - Oil - Grease Phone Adario 8395 Shenandoah, Ohio Compliments Of A FRIEND B IN G 'S FURNITURE COMPANY Everything For The Home Rugs - Appliances - Radios Bedding - Furniture - Lamps Easy Terms Free Delivery 18 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio STEVENSON'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Phones Z-2041 -- 4-1496 Z6 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio Compliments Of SHELBY FLORAL Flowers For All Occasions Phone 41341 Shelby, Ohio Compliments Of PAUL'S NURSERY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stoodt Phone 32161 Shelby, Ohio Compliments Of THE HOUSEHOLD SHOP lll West Main Street Shelby, Ohio THE PEOPLES STORE Shelby's Largest Store For Men and Boys' Wear Shelby, Ohio Congratulations To The Class Of '55 OS C A R 'S The Store For Men Arrow Shirts Mallory Hats Florsheim Shoes Donezal Sportswear Shelby, Ohio Upholstered Furniture We Build It -- We Sell It SHELBY CHAIR COMPANY On Route 39 Between Shelby and Mansfield CRUM'S HARDWARE International Harvester Sales and Service Home Freezers - Refrigerators Phone 3285 Greenwich, Ohio MCQUATES GROCERY Phone 2241 Shiloh, Ohio VANSCOY TRACTOR- SALES Minneapolis-Moline and New Idea Modern Farm Machinery General Repairing Dunham Tractor Tires McCurdy Elevators Phone 3795 5 South Kniffen Street Greenwich, Ohio FOSTER CHUCK WAGON A Good Place To Meet Your Friends Harry - Mary - Gary - Barry Phone 3701 Shiloh, Ohio SHILOH GRAVEL COMPANY Crushed Gravel and Bank Run Phone 3471 Shiloh, Ohio CRESTLINE MUSIC SHOP Arvine J. Kindinger Agency For America's Foremost Band and Orchestra Instruments Jesse French and Sons Pianos Minshall-Estey Electronic Organs Complete Repair Of All Make Band and Orchestra Instruments 520 North Thoman Street Crestline, Ohio F. S. SEAMAN'S FOOD MARKET Vegetables and Fruit In Season Ice Cream Phone 2151 Shiloh, Ohio THE GREENWICH MILL AND ELEVATOR COMPANY Greenwich and Boughtonville , Ohio Congratulations Class Of '54 ROGERS AND COMPANY Our 30th Year In Mansfield The Diamond Store Of Mansfield Westinghouse - RCA Admiral - Philco TV 908 Ashland Road Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of MARTINS HARDWARE Phone 72076 Mansfield, Ohio EVERGREEN CAFE TERIA All Foods Prepared and Cooked By Women The Way You Cook At Home Phone 3385-6 3 rd and Walnut Compliments Of MANSFIELD -LELAND HOTEL FAMOUS CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH SHOP We Specialize In Coney Islands and Homemade Chili Open 6 A.M. To Z A.M. 98 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio NICHOLAS HARING Your Dependable Jeweler Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Expert Watch Repairing ll Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio L AND K RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours A Day Corner Of Park and Adams Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of IDEAL LAUNDRY Willard, Ohio SHELBY DAIRY QUEEN Delicious - Tasty Malts Cones - Sundaes Complete Fountain Service 44 South Broadway Shelby, ohio G. M. 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