Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

E S 5 E 4 H 1 r Z i i 5 2 . s s Z 5 s I i E s i 3 5 l I I Ulm 1956 ion eer pweewwd gg Seann Que af Swcuatcm 74594 Sain! Swanton, 04:50 WW Sedan! 1 Sedan! Faced .laaddag 3 ESX VM 5,5 - 9-.,. f xx sg Mr. Arthur Ruggles , Q Mr. Chester Sadowski Mr . Lloyd Geer Dr. Robert Bowman, Mrs . Stanley Kline Zaafmfdfg ' The governing body of the Swanton Schools is the above group, the Swanton Board of Edu- cation. President Robert Bowman and the other members of the board set the policy of the school, hire personnel, provide buildings and equipment, and budget the available money. Recently an association of the Boards of Education of Northwestern Ohio was formed to discuss common problems. Swanton's board has been very active in this group, one meeting having been held in the local gym in October. Another change this year was the consoli- dation of the Swanton Tovsmship School with Swan ton Village. Chester Sadowski was elected as a result of the resignation of Durbin Noe. Mr. Sadowski is from the Swanton Township area. As this group serves without salary, let us all appreciate their efforts and accomplishments and we know that, then, they will keep up their good work, nf ADMINISTRATICN ? 1 1 BYRON RADEBAUGH Master ' s Degree Bowling Green State Univ. B. G. RUNNELS Master's Degree University of Indiana EMORY DURBIN NOE EVELYN MORTON RUBY KEELER nam Emory Rogers - - Elementary Principal Durbin Noe - - - Business Manager Ruby Keeler - - Office Secretary Evelyn Morton - - Office Secretary 7 JAMES BAKER Bachelor's Degree Kent State Univ, Shorthand, Typing 11 Accounting Annual Advisor FAYE BRANDON Bachelor's Degree Middle Tenn. State Coll, Physical Education GAA DARRE LL COUR TNE Y Bachelor's Degree Bowling Green State Univ. Health, Boys Phys. Ed. Human Relations Assistant Coach DARWIN EATON B. S. in Education Ohio Northern University Industrial Arts ELMER GIRTEN M. A. in Music Columbia University Music Art Club JOHN BONA M Bachelor's Degree Bowling Green State Univ, American History G overnment Student Council EVA CARPENTER Bachelor's Degree Toledo 'University English, Dramatics Hi-Life, Senior Y-teens WILLIAM DAMELS Bachelor's Degree Bowling Green State Univ Agriculture Photography Club JAMES FARNSWORTH Bachelor's Degree Bowling Green State Univ. Drivers Education Industrial Arts Junior Hi-Y MARGIT GILES Master's Degree University of Illinois Home Economics F. H. A. ROBERT GREENE Bachelor 's Degree Bowling Green State Univ, General Science Camera Club WILLIAM LUCAS Bachelor's De gree Geneva College A s sistant Coach History, English LEONA SLOAN Bachelor's Degree Bowling Green State Univ. Typing 1, Gen. Business Junior GAA JAMES STAHL Bachelor's Degree Ohio Northern Univ. Coach, Mathematics Senior Hi -Y Bo KATHLEEN KELLER Bachelor of Arts DePauw University Algebra, French Sophomore Y-teens IRENE SAGERT B. S. in Education Ohio State University Freshman English SUZANNE SOUDER Bachelor' s Degr ee Librarian Freshman Y -teens HAROLD YONKERS Bachelor of Arts Toledo University English l0, Latin wling Green State Univ ?mD' ll f' an A Tri' J Le rn- f 1:35 , . ,N ex am? r e N - Mk? f V x FRONT RCW: Harold Doren, Ernest Froman, Donald Kinney, Roy Stearns, Harm DeBoer BACK ROW: Mrs. Ruth Barnes, Durbin Noe, Robert Clay, Raymond Greene, Frank Carpenter, Charles Zeigler, John Curtis, 'rr 10 FRONT ROW: Elsie Blevins, Mary Gillespie, Lavona Eaton, Ethel Gibbons, Murtie Elton, Isabel Parker. SECOND ROW: Carol Welter, Anna Stahl, Jean Williams, Edna Eckley, Marilyn Bonarn, Virginia Ptuyac, Ardys Slaninka, Julia Pearson, Margaret Daniels, Louella Spaulding. THIRD ROW! Michael Badida, Robert DeLong, Albert Stadel, Lynne Alleman, Florence Sperling, Ruth Terrill, Virginia Kreuz. Lynne Alleman- - - 7th Grade 7' Michael Bedida , 6th Grade Bessie Munk - - Remedial Elsie Blevins , , - - - Music Isabel Parker - - 3rd Grade Julia Pearson - - 6th Grade Marilyn Bonarn - 5th Grade Virginia Ptuyac - - - - Kindergarten Margaret Daniels 4th Grade , Robert DeLong - 4th Grade Ardys Slanmka. - Sth Grade Lavona Eaton - - e Znd Grade Louella Spaulding lst Grade Edna Eekley - - Sth Grade Albert Stadel - - - -Sth Grade Murtie Elt Anna Stahl - - - Znd Grade On - - lst Grade , 2 d G d Ethel Gibbons - - 31-d Grade 2uthlT:,nl1u ' ' ,Eh Gigli? Mary Gillespie - - - - Remedial aff' er ' ' 1 t G d Virginia Kreuz - 3rd Grade Jean W1 llama ' ' S ra e Cafeteria MIS. Haliiel-I'!12-lx, Mrs, Vaughn, Mrs. Hancock, MIS. Derby O Janitors Ormal Cole Harm DeBoer Wallace Johns 12 SENICRS RONALD DIXON MLLO HILTY Likes Marilyn Monroe, human Likes Debbie Reynolds, football relations, and cherry pie and fixing his car Footoa1l2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, Junior Hi-Y 1, Treasurer Zg Stu- 43 Baseball 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 dent Cou.ncil 3, President4g Senior Student Council 2., 3, 43 Junior ClassHi,Y 3, 45 Class president 3g Foot- Play: Class Vice-president3:Pres-bauz, 3' 4:Basebau2, 3, 4: class ident 4 Vice-president 4-5 Annual staff JANICE NOE Likes Tony Curtis, algebra, and chicken Y-Teens 13 G. A. A. 2. 3. 41GlC6' Club 1, Z, 39 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-president4g Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4g Fulton County Mixed Chorus 3, 4, lntramurals 3, 4g Jr. High Girls Glee ClubAccom- panist 2, 41 Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 4gClass Sec- Letarv 4g,S.tudent Council 4, Annual Staft MICHAEL ROBBINS Likes chemistry, Anita Eckberg, Bar-B-Que, and photography Hi Life 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3g Base- ball Manager Zg Student Council 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 45 Track Manager 23 Camera Club Zg Baseball 45 AnnualStaffg Class Ireasurer 4 60604 Offiam I,-an 2, 21 C 1. Rh . i , Q, KENNETH BABCOCK Likes shrirnp, science, and hunting Reserve Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 2. 4 EVERETT ARNOLD BETTY JOAN ARNOLD Likes Chicken, algebra, and Likes Tony Curtis, roller skat- Tony Curtis ing and Home Ec. Chesterfield High School 1, 2, G, A- A. 1. 2: F. H. A. 1:Mixed Photography club 3, 4: Movie Chorus 1. 22 Photography Club 3 Operator 49 Annual Staff LOIS BARNES Likes skating, steak and mush- HARVEY BEAVERS rooms, and Home Economics Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, Likes steak, weight lifting, and Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 4g F, H, A, 3, Ronald Reagen 45 Annual Staff Football 3: Photography 4 BERNICE BIAS PA TRICIA BIGSBY Likes Mahalia Jackson, chocolate Likes Oysters, tennis and ! cake, and fried chicken JOY CE MARIE BRICK Likes history, Ava Gardner, and horse-back riding Y-Teens1gG. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Band 1, Officer 2., 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 49 District Contest 1, Z, 3, 4, State Contest 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Z, 3gMixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Accompanist 4, Boys Glee Club Accornpanist 1, 2, 33 Mixed Ensemble 3g Girls Sextet 4g Fulton County Band 1, 2, 3, 43 District Orchestra 3, 43 Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 43 In- tramurals Z, 3, 45 Girls State 35 Junior Class Play, Bowling Club 4, Annual Staff Charles Boyer F. N. A. 13 Y-Teens 2, P1-esi- dent 3, 45 Library Club 3, Annual Staff, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Bowling 3,411-'. T. A. 3, Vice-President 4 DANIEL BROWN Likes Gary Cooper, fried chicken, and senior science Senior Hi-Y 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Movie Operator 3, 4 I JANICE BLOOMER Likes steak and mushrooms, speech, and volley ball Library Club 1, Photography Club Treasurer 3317. T. A. 4: Y-Teens 43 Annual Staff JUDY CLARK Likes meat loaf, Clark Gable, and sleeping G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: BOWling 3.4 THEODORE BZOVI we F U JOHN CA MP Likes football, hamburgers, and Likes pumpkin pie, Grace Kelly, Elvis Presley Football 1, 2, 3, Reserve Basket- Glee Club 1, Z, 4:Jr. Iii-Y1, ball 1, 2, 3 LARRY DAUBENMEYER Likes Audie Murphy, mechanics , and Industrial Arts and s o lid geornetr y President Z: Sr. Hi-Y 3, Secretary 45 Football Z, 3, 4, Basketball Z 3, 43 Track 3g Baseball 1,,2., 3, 4, .Iunior Class'Play1 Footballr IV Valuable Substitute 2, Honorary Captain 4: Annual Staff JA NET SUE DIMMERLING Likes shrimp and French fries, bowling, typing, and Love Me Tender Y-Teens l, Z5 Glee Club l, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Bowling 4: DOROTHY DREWYOR JOSE DURAN Likes basketball, Elizabeth Taylor I I-kes basketbaul tamales and and shrimp Rock Hudson Y'TeenS 115-A'A-jZ'3g41 IH- Junior Hi-Y 1, 25 Glee club 1, z, tramurals 2' 3' 4? HPI-'lfe 2: 3. 4: Football 25 Varsity basketball Assistant Editor 45 Junior Class Zz Photography Club 3, 43 Movie Playg Class Officer 1, Vice-Pres- Operator 3. 4 identg Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 49 Annual Staff BETTY ELKIN5 HOWARD ENGEL Llkes Chiiiin' English' and Likes drawing, sweet potatoes, 1 Ing and John Wayne Y-Teens 1: Library Club 2, 3, 45 . , Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus iciince Club 2, Photography Club 3,4iF.T.A.4 ' I PATRICIA EDWARDS Likes accounting, reading, and fried chicken Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Library Club3 D BARBARA ANN FORD Likes chicken, Janet Leigh, and True Love Library Club 1, Z, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, Vice-president 3, President 4, An- uaLSfaff BARBARA FAUBLE MILLICENT FISHER Likes roast t:i9if'tROCk Hudson' Likes swiss steak, Jane Russell an A is Cry- and home economics Y-Teens lg 1-iomecoming Atten- Y-Teens 3 4 l dent lg Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4, G. A. A. Z, 3, 49 ln- tLa.m.ur.als Z, 3, 43Student Coun- cil 35 Bowling Club 3, 43 Home- coming Queen 4g Annual Staff CAROL FRA NKLIN Likes chicken, Eddie Fisher and human relations BEVERLY FROST Y-'Teens 1. Z: Band 1, 29 Glee . . , L L k Club 2, 39 Mixed Chorus 4, Bowl- 1 es aE3l?'22ng?j5iEZ'BIlsgglybau mg 49 Llbrary Club 1 Woodward High school 1, 2, 3 WAYNE GEORGE JUNE GLADFELTER Likes Kim Novak, lnsvie-going, Likes roast pork, Pat Boone, and an-'1 pizza bflwlfillff Camera Clxif 13 Scholastic Tests Bowling 3' 49 Scholastic Tests 1' 9 Z, 3, 4s Band 2, 3, 43 Class Of- 1, 23 Football Z, J, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, President 4g Student Council 3, ficer 3' treasurer? Y TeenS 1' Z' 43 Photography Club Treasurer 4 AERIELLE HA CKLEY Likes John Wayne, fried chicken and French fries, and chemistry Y-Teens 2, 3, Vice-President43 Glee Club Z, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Library Club Z, 3 3, 43 Annual Staffg Intramurals 1 BONNIE HAGERMAN Likes steak, Spencer Tracy, and Stardust Y-Teens 13 G, A. A, Z, Vice- President 3, President 4g Intra- murals Z, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Z, Vice-President 3g Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 43 Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Annual Staff ,f '-sl IT- MARY EDITH GRIFFIN Likes fried chicken, bowling, and Stardust Y-Teens 1: G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Bow- ling 3, 43Scholastic Tests 1. 2, 3, 43 Intramurals Z, 3, 43 A1 Staff HAROLD I-IEA TI-I Likes running around, T-bone steak, and world history Junior Hi-Y Z, Movie Operator 3gReserve Basketball2, 3gBase- ball 2, 45 Senior Hi-Y 3, Vice- President 4 MYRNA HALLNAN Likes shrimp and chips, Elizabeth Taylor, and roller skating Y-Teens 1, 2, Vice-President 3: G, A, A, Sports Director 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 3. 4, Fulton County Music Festival2, 3, 4s Girls Sextet 45 Bowling Club 3, Vice-President 45 F, H, A, Vice-President 3, County Officer 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 AnnualStaff JOHN HE NNINGS Likes chemistry, photography, and Theresa Brewer I-Ii Life Z, 3, Editor 45 Camera Club 1, Zg Photography Club 3, President 4, F, T. A. 3, Pres- ident 4g Sophomore Class Secre- taryg Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Staffg Student Council 4 LRENE HARDING Likes Tony Curtis, fried chicken and phys, ed. Y-Teens1gG, A, A, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4g F, H, A. 3, 45 F, N. A. President 45 An- ual Staff ELLEEN HILL Likes Burt Lancanster, speech, and dancing Y-Teens 3, 4 . i .,.,.i,,,, ,t...,.,.,,W...,.......1.,, .,,. , ., ,,,,..WM,,,s.t......,,,.,,.w,,....M.,...,.. .s.u..,,..,m,.,,,.W..,....,..,......,,, ,.., .,,,t,f,,,. ...,fw,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,., ,M , U.,.m,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,....m,,. JA MES JOHNSON Likes cake, history, and Song for a Summer Night Football 2, 3, 45 Reserve Bas- ketball Zg Senior H1-Y 43 Track 3, 45 Baseball 39 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 4 .JANET KETRING KEN T J'UDS.O.N Likes model airplanes, steak, and Elizabeth Taylor Camera Club 1 , 29 Class President 15 Glee Club 1, Z, Science Club 33 Student Council 1. 43 Track 3, 43 Senior Hi-Y 43 WILLIAM KI LNE Likes hot rods, Peter Lorre, Likes Jalfnes Dean, hiSt0I'y, and and everything edible having fun Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 5eC1'ef31'Y 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Photography F. H, A. Treasurer 19 AHHU-al Club 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Zg Movie Staff Ogerator 4 ROSEMARY KETHEL Likes Elizabeth Taylor, historv. and ice skating Y-Teens 15 G. A. A. Z, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 43 Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Class Secre- tary 33 Hi-Life Typist 4g Fulton County Music Festival 3, 4, lastic Tests 1, Z, 3, 43 Intramur als 2. 3, 4g Annual Staff LEO KUI-LN Likes B-Q spare ribs. Alan Ladd, and Canadian Sunset' Maumee High School 1 , 2: Senior Hi-1 45 r uowall 4 THOMAS KRAUSE LEONARD KREUZ Likes baked ham, hot 1'0dS, and Likes Perry Como, basketball, Sho? and Hound Dog Ju1'1iO1' Hi-Y 1, 2aM0vie 0Pe1'at0T Golf 3, 4g Senior Hi-Y 3, 49 Base 3g Senior Hi-Y 3, 4 ball 4 LYNN LAWECKI Likes algebra, music, and Jane Wyman Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Lilee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Y- I'eens 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Tests MARJQRIE LEEEEL 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Sextet 4, F. N. A b. . . Pu l1C1tV Chairman 4: Sax Y-Teens 1g G, A, A, 2, 3, 43 Ouartet 2. 3. 41 DiStT1Ct Cnntent F'f1f1f.H2l'fTl'l9D1 l92f1D1' 2' Rnsknfknll BONNIE LEMMON , and Walking In the Rain Library Club 1, 2 GEORGE MEYERS h ot-rodding, chicken, and Marilyn Monroe MARY LEU s T-bone Steak, human rela- Likes Tony Curtis, hamburg, and reading TeenS 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 1, 3, Library Club 1, Zg Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 4gF. H. A. 3, 4 JA NE T MIKOLA Likes James Dean, fried chicken and cherry pie Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, Secretary- Treasurer 43 Y -Teens Vice-Pres- ident 15 G. A. A. 2, 3, 49 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Junior Class Play, Annual Staff I LEONARD MALEC Likes James Dean and basket- ball Senior Hi-Y Treasurer 45 Bloom High School, Chicago Heights, Illinois 1, 2, 3 CONNIE NINO Likes Elvis Presley, telephoning, and chicken SHARON MULLER BEVERLY NAUGLE Likes James Dean, bowling, and Likes hamgurgers and malls, speech Tony Curtis , and shorthand Y-Teens 1, 2, 45 Library Club 35 Glee Club 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4 F. H A 1 .IOANNE NOE Likes algebra, breaded pork chops, and James Stewart Y-Teens lg G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, Z, 3, 45 Band l, Z, 3, Officer 4, Major- HAROLD PITTS ette l, 2, 3, 45 District Contest 2, 3, 4, State Contest 33 Mixed Ensem- Likes Steak' mechanics, and ble 4g Scholastic Tests l, Z, 3, 43 hlslorl' . Junior Class Playg County Band 3, 45 Football lv 2' 35 Baseball 2' 3 Intramurals 3, 4g Annual Staff Track 2, 3g Senior Hi-Y 3, 4 CHARLES PURDY HERBERT REYNOLDS Likes Steak, Kim Novak, and Likes French fries, and Marlon Hi-fi music Brando Band 1' 2' 3' 45 Camera Club 11 Photography Club 3, 4g Movie Op- 23 Photography Clul-13. 49 Student erator 3, 4 Council 3 , 45 Reserve Basketball 2 EDWARD SCHEINER MYRON SIVIITLEY Likes physics and chemistry, reading, and bakeu potatoes Likes T-bone steak, Fords, and Scholastic Tests l, 2, 3, 45 Bano dancing Z, 3, 45 Photography Club 3, 45 Photographv Club 15 Football Zg Ca.1ner,a,Clu,b 14 Science Club 23 Senior Hi-Y 45 Mixed Chorus 4: Baseball 3, 4 Glee Club 4 I OLIN REYNOLDS Likes Government, steak, and Hank Snow Movie Operator 3. 4g Photography Club 3, 4g Track Manager 3, 4 GUY SUTI-IERLAND Likes licorice drops, science, and Glenn Ford .Art Club l, 2, Junior Class Playg Scrence Club 3 4 DONA LD S T UR T Likes sports, human relations, and anything edible Junior Hi-Y 1, President 25 Var- sity Football 1, Z, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Senior Hi-Y 4, Football: Most Valuable Player 4 LOUISE TAFT Likes French fries, typing, and badminton Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4 LARRY SUNDAY Likes steak, Bing Crosby, and history E Class President Z, Camera Club 1 Z5 Photography Club 3, 43 Hi Life Z, 35 Student Council 2, 1, L, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4g ll Chorus 31 Junior Class Play DAWN TA VTIGIAN Likes chicken, Robert Taylor, and sports Y-Teens 13 G. A. A. 2, Treas urer 3, Secretary 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Secretary 23 Mixed Chor us 3, 45 .Junior Class Play, Clas Vice-President 2, Hornecozming Attendent 2, 3, 4, Hi-Life 2, 3 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Fulton County Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 4, Bow linw 3. 4: Annual Staff MICHAEL TRESSLER Likes baseball, Elvis Presley, and John Wayne Class Treasurer 25 Basketball Manager Z5 Junior Class Play Football Manager 3, Scholastic Test 2, 3: Senior Hi-Y 4 CAROL WARD Likes pork chops, English, and bowling Band 1, Z, 3, 4g Glee Club l, Z, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 49 Art Clubl z, 3, 4, Library Clubl, 2, 3, Typ- ist 4g Bowling 49 Fulton County Music Festival 3g F, T, A, Z, 3, Treasurer 45 , 1+ in 2, , 3 aw Y ' 4 .1 4 I g 5 U 1 2 . 5 , Q -H Y -ai .rf TERRY VANCE Likes T-bone steak, cars, and Esther Williams Senior Hi-Y 3, President4g Movie Operator 3. 4 I I -fl ,- - ' i ah: fin' , I X lllll ll J In l YJ lf X PETE WATTS Southern Fried Chicken, James Dean, and Speech 5 I DWIGHT WALLINGTON Likes speech, Stardust , and Marilyn Monroe Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ch 3, 43 Art Club 33 Senior I-Ii-Y 4 PRISCILLA WITKER Likes steak, flowers, and band Y-Teens 1, 2, 43 Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Jr. High Girls Glee Club Accompanist 2, 3s Mixed Ensembl Accornpanist 3, 43 Boys Glee Club Accompanist 43 Girls Sextet 43 District Contest 2: Fulton County Music Festival Z, 33 Student Coun- cil 4g Annual Staff NORMA WILES Likes harnbrtrger, Kim Novak, and bowling Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Z, 33 Fulton County Music Festival 33C3'.:,'1f:Se,:gtet 4: Y-Teens Pres- ident lg G. A. A, Z, 3, Vice-Pres- iuent 43 Intramurals Z, 3, 43 F. H. A. Secretary 3317, N, A, 4g OHMA WILLE T TE Lilies Shish Kabab, toy poodles and Deep Purple Y-Teens 13 Art Club 13 Library 11 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, Con session Manager 4g Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, Intra- murals 2, 3, 43 Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 43 An- Bowling Club 3, 43 Annual Staff nual Staff HAROLD ZENK Likes strawberry milk shakes, steak, and hot rods Football 1, 2, 3g Senior Hi-Y 3, 43 Movie Operator 3, 4 52,,ZfS,+' N coUN F U L mars scubfi- Y. NTON ilu! - JOHN AME L'f SgBJEcT LIBRARY m GWLL- 221 df , 62,06 K wa 'Mb Q ff? We IP as .K W S .Z 017 'M I 5239 K 9512! ., 5? , kHiA Lwmq f 4 ,Q 5 X- Xa f 'f F, , OIISSCY fix, , Li' 'sf An K ' 'XCQJQY 'adm y V 6 4 . 0089 -if W iv 4 .elf . Q 'L ETD SX 4 , NQFD ...Ak ,TH Sc lt 07 Instructor m Period VOTE f'orQU pm cuss PRESIDENT V1 ,SD ISK UNDERCLASSES Class Officers JU? 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W ' 1 , X fu., XX TOP ROW: James Banks, Eli Bias, Lloyd Black, Marilyn Boehm, Dora Boggs, Keith Boltz, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Boman, Richard Bower, Galen Bradford, Barbara Bryan, Bruce Bu Carol Camp. THIRD ROW: Bessie Coffrey, Judy Coleman, Kenneth Cook, Carol Copeland, Charles Coutcher, James Coutcher, FOURTH ROW: James Corwin, Bob Dodson, Sesario Duran, Nona Engle, Barbara Evans, Janice Faber. FIFTH ROW: Grace Franklin, Peggy Froman, Deanna Frost, Dorothy Fuller, Howard Fuller, Tom Gillen, 33 ndy, If 45' ,Gi 3.9 ,f ,wlvl yn-Q fwsvilsr' ' 4 in ' fs ,l 1 5 3 we 'W 1 5... J i ,ww- , , 5 'H 2 -V an 4 2 sift-F ' 3 .- am, I 1 kg X L4 - ff' ur' 4 ,Vi TOP ROW: Carrie Green, Frances Gregory, Fritz Hall, Norma Hallnan, Jo Ann Harrison, Lynn Heuerman. SECOND ROW: Richard Hintz, Mar v Hunt, Janet Johnson, Helen Jones, Rose Jordan, Marla Koepfer. THIRD ROW: John Krasula Henry Kutsche, Faith Lacy, James Leach, Ula McLaughlin, Robert Merrill. FOURTH ROW: Duane Merrilot, Donald Meyerhofer, Ronald Meyerhofer, Julia Meyers, Ester Miller. Ronald Mohr. FIFTH ROW: Richard Mapes, Donna Mvers, Martha Nicely, Irene Niner, James Noe, Pat Norwine. 34 I if E df? M 'Sf 'S+ ag W i ' ,ik L1 Q. f ,fe 'ir fi r x lx 1998 : 5. 151: -fgrff-,.f+5A34. I . 11-.mm-i. :. ,,.,. ,lv .K r ! 3523, . av 5 :Q fi f. f 7,1-gm ., 01.93 , :1 -M : '-s2'f51,?'jVi A 'n ' I - , , .1 ,Ewi,W:,,5,V,V,,,? az,- sm' ,,vzQ,,7g - .- . R . fl' . ik if if 1, . i JJJ V ribi f roln J lil, E . U .V -rhy A TOP ROW. Fred Osthimer Mary Ellen Owen, John Pawlaczyk Sue Perkins, Karen Peterson, Robert Pfaff. SECOND ROW: Gary Pozsik, Elsey Prange, Howard Puehler, Barbara Rosonowski, John Sadowski, Margie Sarkisian. THIRD ROW: David Schxieber, Darrell Schudel, Sandra Shanrock, William Smith, Sharon Steadman, Gerald Stinson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Sturt, Harold Thebeau, Joyce Trowbridge, Marilyn Tuggle, Nelson Tuggle, Irene Von Seggern. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Whaley, Phyllis Wiland, Barbara Winterfield, Torn Young, William Zahner, Ivan Zenk. 35 i ,J , 1 , V I J s , , 'paw' ' .,,,..-.aa H., 11 'auf f' . . BE 1 , dx fi A C ,f '54 ff ca.-. Qs yenen 3 C y v. ,- mv 'N 3 '01 X Sz... ' 3 71 . 'ATC if , 'S TOP ROW: Carolyn Adair, Marian Adair, Charlene Arnold, Kirk Badgett, Mary Barbine, l B rl SECOND ROW' Charles Black Larry Brueshaber, Duane Bryan, Doris Shir ey eve y. . , Butler, Scott Carson, Lloyd Cass. THIRD ROW: Connie Clark, Robert Cooper, Valeria Davis, ' ' ' J 'ta k' D' merlin Janet Donaldson, Phillip Drocy FOURTH ROW. Kent Faulkner, uani Jac ie im g, , White, Jessie Franks, Michael Gaylord, Monte German, Sharon Gibbons. FIFTH ROW: Charles Gillen, Yvonne Greenlee, Irene Griffin, Jane Grove, Richard Hallett, James Hardy, 36 l ,M we Q Q, asf Q ill fi r S M in ' 1' W KOH' 'HI ,Y my -W ,z : V, Q 'lx' . :f' gr, . W- Q K gf i L: .Kaz fi ft 1 M as Q y GC.. 3 if Lv- u.. '7 f 11f il lg' r. , i 5' ,aw- 5014 X3 3? V 'QQ nw wx Q-0' TOP ROW: Betty Harris, Roland Harris, Donna Hawkins, Beatrice Hayes, Jane Hennings, Robert Hilty, SECOND ROW: Howard Hite, Larry Howard, James Hunt, Darlene Jeska, Carolle Johnson, Curtis Johnson. THIRD ROW: Leroy Johnson, Otha Jones, Richard Long, Joyce Mapes, Bobbie Jean McFarland, Pat McGovern. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Merrill, Marlene Miller, Ralph Mitchell, Ardyth Mohr, Lynda Moore, John Murphy. FIFTH ROW: Judy Najarian, Joy Newton, Sonja Nicely, Tom Norris, Patricia Osten, Margaret Pawlaczyk. 37 S 'V' 2+ 'A ' 'fx 'CJ - ww 'TW' dll -vow .ow ' 4. 4 if mga, Ms- Q br ff s f' K Mr f ,, r or , fi 1 ..Vh 5 I E fn A, tk 3 's A QE Xi V ' R jx K ' 'ls f if x Q R A 5. X-g '55 , ik ,N ,L -- An g 5 v i, :,V- ,nil rg AJ sf 1 an 7-ff A T -.----'r- T idx? it , 5 ,lf V: ,sf ,js 1 ,Q Q' E' if fr A y X to ,f ,L Rb ,rw R iii 2' TOP ROW: Betty Perkins, Rebecca Peskey, Mike Pilliod, Ethel Powell, Naomia Powell, James Price. SECOND ROW: Carol Reynolds, Pauline Roberts, Lois Roehrig, Bill Rose, William Roth, Mary Ruiz. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sagert, Vartan Sarkisian, Gregg Schondel, Larry Schudel, Carla Schurnaker, Aneita Sharples, FOURTH ROW: Bill Sheffield, Barbara Skadeland, Darrell Slane, Edna Snyder, Jerrette Sowers, Sandra Spealman. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Spotts, James Stapleton, Roger Steusloff, Brian Studer, John Sturt, Carole Sturtevant, 38 Sa 001407464 ik T u F. if iv! 1 E '- R 5' - ' x 5' 'A ..-N - , M , .2. R , , ap ' K wg Y 1: I 'L 1 Q , x if ho' ' 0 'S 4' R if . sf A VY,.f. ,F .M iz ,510 in ki Y J lim W Vs, - Mm Nnvmm -W , Nui ,Q 5 E x V , R, .. ii . iw K ...l 1-'63 ROW: ROW' ROW: ROW: 1 X i L, mis af!! a, , TOP ROW: Rudolph Sutton, Calvin Taft, Carol Thomas, Jim Thomas, Sue Thomas. SECOND Mary Thompson, Nancy Urbanski, Bonnie Valerius, Bill Wahl, Janice Walder THIRD Nancy Walters, Florence Ward, Pat Weiss, Elaine Wells, Twila Wheaton. FOURTH Nancy Wiles, Aileen Williams, Bruce Williams, L. C. Williams, Lillie Wilson FIFTH Shirley Wilson, Mary Lynn Wolf, Carol Zimmerman. 39 495, ei... 'L Q ,Wy Q., L, if , fl, Qty... . W,.Q W If : M - , Qu- i 1 in-no-v' my ,5 i A, 'N sf Q X A lf? A Andis.. . yy, 0. Y ff Q, A ,A :IH .: ,, y. ks Nxyx V Y X A will 3 W A Q K Q A E W kd gi hw f E ': :: dg,Nx , Saas, 3x ? nf, agm,,.,, ,, in , A . irl A Q 11 W - qi l V L, . ww C .. I A ' . 1 ,g I . ' lv f. fr Rig' fwmwk' Z . -5: 1 Y , A Q' - Fw-.ls :,. L R , 12 BV' ??i VQggf-+5-iii , 2 ri! p .,.., , ,kv :aft Wea f y m,gb3, q -Q Q Q , , -fQwL, 3 h R , 1 5 gr A-,k , , , ll Susan Allen Carl Anderson, David Anderson, Phyllis TOP ROW: Robert Adam, Sharon A en, , Arnold. SECOND ROW: Edward Aton, Charles Bayless, Delpha Barnes, Candy Batdorf, Donna Beck, Patricia Benton. THIRD ROW: William Bettinger, Judy Black, Robert Bland, Donald Boehm, Ruth Boggs, Rose Bowser. FOURTH ROW: Carol Boyington, Keith Bradford, Sue Bratton Bratton, Jerry Bryan, Jo Ann Cavanaugh, Vern Clark. FIFTH ROW: Robert Coder, Brenda ' ' ki Dirnmerling. Cooley, Beverly Coon, Larry Danser, Gene Davis, Vic e 40 K . glmmm ,L mf A 'f J M at a s ' ' ri.. 52:3 x HK? P1 5 sr but-W 4 ,! if G g h 7fzec4men . X T ,fav-'I e -- . '- F T, 3 gn W uw fc- i :' Asif W Nh s RN , ,F ,r,y , ,, , ii Q, H., M M ,-max K .,,, F b Q . ,f xg fav ,N 1 ' Ar 'N k D'f 'f' F ...W 2 Ik h 1.5: 1 ,ss I Q' - ' iff ., V riasyr F H f H ' Ei gay F V. L I mica K A- y K KKWA VK7. I a n .. K VA :gm . mn 1 . E' -zz. S glee J Ad'k3 Q - W ,' A was 1-i F r Q 'X E MX? Y wr nh ' ig N, . Q, Q, fi quarks Winn P 2.21 .41 F , ' ff-51. A ,Q so V N4 HH A 3 W lf: TOP ROW: Richard Dunmyer, Sandra Emahiser, Pat Evans, Merlyn Faber, Caroline Fisher, James Franklin. SECOND ROW: Carl Fruchey, Nancy Fruchey, Marilyn Fuller, Marvin Fuller, Jerry German, Tom Gigax. THIRD ROW: George Givens, Karen Hansen, William Grims ley, Larry Green, Florence Grabarczyk, Mary Fears. FOURTH ROW: Paul Harden, Carolyn Harding, Sharon Hawkins, James Haynes, Charles Hazlett, Douglas Hines. FIFTH ROW: Rayrnond Hintz, Loyal Huffman, Elizabeth Huggins, Carolyn Infalt, Sharon Jaegle, Brenda Johnson. 41 34: 'Nr ,, M L. m , X 39 .+V 'L 1 2 .. 3 4 fl. J fzeadmen Bn ,Suf- av' , EA. V, gang ,Ei N Q, Lk t Q in A ff-is 'U-W' iff Q, X K ff- if X . ,M ' V , me 3 as -- wi il J lla- - 6- .- . - J ' ,L f rJ - X 5 syy R yrr 1 L, F me f ,.. my sb 145' ' 'Q 4 Iksigja S r v, 1 k k W is , iii . X x K 2:1 i ' - if A X s' , , , ,. , , 7' Q1-.null-Y A E, 'xmas 5' 1 X TOP ROW: Harold Johnson, Howard Johnson, Roderich Johnson, Virginia Johnson, James Jordan, James Kahle. SECOND ROW: Greg Keener, Judy Kethel, Raymond Koepfer, Mary Louise Kutsche, Tom Langenderfer, Amos Lee. THIRD ROW: James Leu, John Lightner, Sheila Lisk, Thomas Lisk, Marilyn Long, Fred Lynn. FOURTH ROW: Don McCullough, Janet McFarland, Shirley McLafferty, Arthur McLaughlin, Paul Meyers, Sharon Mikola. FIFTH ROW: Frederick Miller, Gerald Miller, Shirley Miller, Ralph Mitchell, Tom Mitchell, Gary Moore. 42 nw 'L px L d, fky. at ., ,W W , fhw, ,V Mm.. 7 S ' .. ' 'E 1 ' HE fu-sv af T, ,il K, M, ,K K ,ff W ,Wg-Q-K 'lzi , - rss s s f lss 2 V' g s 'L': W 7 - ncsr . 511 , be 5 ' L ,R it cccp , X fm R i he p ,L R c 3 K ' ' 'Y A Lfhlun-.,.,zQrif.gx we it H -san' x? ? .QE 16 34! I ?' o r W .., ng' ' W .. , K Z - if ...ff ii 1 , P Y W sii P s l r q f ,A 1 , QU I b 1 an ., sz- L , - Ei Q ix ,B l X A ,E M , X faf all as Q X A S ' ,-M X X , 'W' es, - ws. 2. , xg ig :B KY- M All TOP ROW: Carole Morgan, Ward Morton, John Mossing, Norbert Mossing, Harry Newton, Jesse Nino. SECOND ROW: Robert Phipps, Nancy Prather, Patsy Price, Rosemary Raab, Barbara Radebaugh, Joyce Rausch. THIRD ROW: Perry Robertson, Kenneth Robinson, Angelina Ruiz, Judy Sadowski, Karen Schondel, Gary Sharples. FOURTH ROW: Pat Shoemaker, David Shoulders, Norman Shoup, Lucille Smith, Sharon Smith, Arthur Srnitley. FIFTH ROW: Edward Snyder, Anthong Sper ling, Linda Stevenson. Sanford Stewart, Carol Stukey, Penny Sturtevant. 43 464404606 P .13E.. S 5 in-if K Q 5- ' f-av 'U Ia .. 'Twig ' , I . ft L ,:.. K, ,fy 31 ' ' --5 R ' .qv-wr wiv'-' TOP ROW: Betty Sutton, Douglas Taylor, Ian Treece, Terry Tulk, Helen Tyree. SECOND ROW: Jean Tyree, Dorthea Upchurch, Nancy Van Ness, Sheridan Vaughn, Treasure Wallington. THIRD ROW: Frances Walters, David Warner, Charles Welter, Clarence Whipple, Harold Williams. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Wines, Richard Winterfield, Victor Wise, Donna Young, Dianna Zahner, Ronald Zeller, Walter Zieglar. 44 w 69454 e Q A VL L V V 2 A, VV f.. ,Q ' -RH U . V 5 . W, I ,V,. E t , ,y , Q ge 5 Q 3 .. 4 . Q., x M l if 5 A P A V CJ? ef ' .-.1 Ji . f .Mx il? K 1 Pi 'X-. ,- 3-, 'NK :la .Al - R Q C gf '32 ' . . ,:, - ... , I A , , ,. I . ,, V ,' 'R g - V41 1 I 4 K I 4 I H. I 4 1 aa s gm R 2 In lk im VVVL R Y I R A X 3. , Y-3' W A 45 I ff N . haw E' I R V Q Q VL, I : l - .::, , ' 535 ,-is 3. g,,? ' ' 1 ifiiwfrf' n-- IH , Q ,, SWANTON 1956-57 GRADE 8A STADEL FIRST ROW: Terry Gigax, Bob Battig, Gary Hable, Bonnie Stevenson, Chester Arnold, Karen Raker, Virgil Zeller, Dixie Schumaker SECOND ROW: Zolla Vance, Lyle Chamberlain, John Telford, Floyd Franklin, RandySadowski, Ronald Margin, David Tuggle THIRD ROW: Francis Wielinski, Danny Flory, Melvin Spotts, Peter Niner, Michael Martin, Ronald Wingard, Ralph Zimmerman, Jacqueline Locke FOURTH ROW: Janet Wiland, Everette Koder, Linda Steadman, Clarence Sandridge, Suzanne Von Seggern, Mark Norwine, Beverly Black, Larry Phillips U W1 'NA M - K -sg 411,611 ,555 ,S 'ak e Yg 6 45 QW be f I T 1 'I .Q A I Eff we 'K 4 m I f. I A ' LL 'L .T t ' :ai 'fi y?,gQ fi ?Ewe -wgsg I ,fri 'E B, WMF Wsiwgfswsf kwin - ww'Ww Qs? SS? are x- L ,-'- g I, .3 to , , . K ,:.r gif ft, S Q i K . I 7 'pm W g if, 5. 7, ,em , 6 ,-yy I , 7 , , , V I In W , LL VL L K . K- w 'LU Q 1 Q. K I - , lil f 'x -, yew' V .Q ,thigh .It ' V fi! 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' -STIANTON T956-57 GRADE 88 SLANQNKA ' ' FIRST ROW: Mrs. Slaninka, Jeff Wright, Janice Yunker, Terry Edwards, Beth Wolf, Mike Edwards, 'Wanda Darnaske, Gary Sloan, Karen Pfleger, Glen Stinson SECOND ROW: Melody Massie, Jim Sharples, Ester Barns, Dwight Bradford, Richard, Glad- felter, Martha Sunday, Pete Brown, Thelma Bancroft, THIRD ROW: Carol Whiteman, Harold McWhirter, Ellen Hurlbert, Janet Pilliod, Jan Sloan, Kathleen Bayless, Bill Jones, Beatrice Houser, Harold Bloomer FOURTH ROW: Bill Phillips , Margaret Adair, Terry Gibbons, Shirley Shaffer, Paul Sagert, Beth Ruggles, Russel VanDyke, Crasandra Sowers, Burton Ward, Kathleen Kuder FIFTH ROW: Betty Jean Jeska, Louis Wagner, Anita Murphy, Terry Walters, Nancy Barns, David Davis, Sandra Mikola, Kenny Ball, Diane Bryan, Kent Sharples, not pictured: Cay Carsoz 46 Qmde Y 3 ,af V ' 3 b , X 'XL ,ix ,- . ,A W. .. M, F. SWANTON 1956-57 p 2 Gsassza if A to 1 I' fs.. sr.: T n - -222+-4 1. N' .5 R . N' ir' 'Bei-3 , 3- :L Y 9 Taft, A-, nf FIRST ROW: Mrs. Alleman, Torn Nicely, Don Sowers, Dorothy Werner, Penelope Koder, Dennis Edwards, Janet Barnes, Roger Bishop, Bonnie Campbell SECOND ROW: Harold Scholdel, David Mason, Lawerence Schmidt, Richard Franklin THIRD ROW: Jean Buckenrneyer, John Frankun , Jim Thomas, Carol Huva, Stewart Rinkel, Rich- ard Barber, Mary Puehler FOURTH ROW: Frank Walters, Lonnie Bland, Mary Brown, Jack Frost, Dale Peskey, Marian Beck, David Whittaker, Toni Price, Tom Bryan FIFTH ROW: Earl Hefner, Dale Lockwood, Bill Froman, Philip Ewald, Virgil Wells, John Culler Jan Huffman. Louella Niner, Fred Fruchey Www Q' I3 2 Ari? Qmde L , Q X . Q V, ,ai uf Q. L .J ii Q Q . 5 Q f -4' ..Q1, L, J is 'K 7 ., , li r SWANTON 1956-57 V- ., ii i GRADE TB ,gg A ' J L S , ' SPERLING li ' 1 , 4 'H' --f ' to ki a n iie C FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sperling, Jim Dunmeyer, Marlene Mohr, Jim Von Seggern, Ruth Ball, Welsey Clay, Linda Hallnan, Tom Heuerman, Ricky Purdy SECOND ROW: Carol Mohr, Linda Fleming, Sonja Kurth, Barbara Najarian, Susan George, Nancy Von Seggern THIRD ROW: Carl Grove, Nancy Torok, Glen Griffen, Judy Burns, Susan Turpening Marilyn Bloomer, Judy Kern, Brent Robinson FOURTH ROW: Paul Malec, Lynette Behan, Pam Najarian, Leroy Mann, Martha Meyers Linda Pflegar, Lee Apger, Sharon Osterhout, Mary Jane Wiland FIFTH ROW: Bill Young, Judy Mohr, Jackie Jacquot, Warren Mock, Gloria Cole, Richard Ludwich, Robert Kuder, David Montgomery P4 48 ff CRGANIZATICNS 'Q JA ' FRONT ROW: Barbara Fauble, Myrna Hallnan, Marylin Tuggle, Bonnie Hagerman, Norma Wiles, Dawn Tavtigian, Jean Mikola, Ohrna Willette. MIDDLE ROW: Irene Harding, Doro- thy Drewyor, Joanne Noe, Mary Griffin, Joycernarie Brick, Marjorie Leffel, Janice Noe, Rosemary Kethel. BACK ROW: Judy Clark, Norma Hallnan, Phyllis Whaley, Sandra Shan- rock, Pat Norwine, Donna Myers, Ruth Baehren, Mary Sturt, Peggy Froman, Miss Brandon The Girls' Athletic Association is under the leadership of Miss Faye Brandon, girls' phys- ical education teacher. We started the season with a softball tourn- ament between the Ramblers and the Corvettes This series of games was very interesting from the Corvettes point of view because they won every game. However, the Ramblers tooktheir defeat in stride, proving that the purpose isn't necessarily to win, but to have played a good, clean game. We plan to have volleyball and basketball tournaments in the new gym and possibly play some other schools in this area. Our financial problems are solved by oper- ating concession stands at our home football and basketball games and by sponsoring dances and other activities, The officers were: Bonnie Hagerman, Pres identg Norma Wiles, Vice President, Dawn Tav- tigian. Secretary, Marylin Tuggle, Treasurer: Myrna Hallnan, Sports Directorg Ohma Willette, Concession Manager '50 -as-fe FRONT ROW: Nancy Walters, Sharon Jaegle, Judith Najarian, Ardyth Mohr, Darlene Jeska, Narrcv Sootfs. Joyce Rausch, Sharon Mikola. SECOND ROW: Sandra Spealman, Jerrette Sowers, Carolyn Harding, Karen Schondel, Nancy Kline, Penny Sturtevant, Sharon Gibbons, Joy Newton, Judy Kethel. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sloan, Judy Sadowski, Betty Perkins, Lois Roehrig, Pat Weiss, Janet Craig, Jane Hennings, Aneita Sharples, Candy Batdorf. FOURTH ROW: Oddlyn Bundy, Margaret Pawlaczyk, Sue Thomas, Sharon Sagert, Nancy Wiles,Car- ole Stukey, Mary Louise Kutsche, Brenda Cooley, Dorothy Merrill The Junior Girl's Athletic Association was instituted in September of 1956 to accommodate the growing number ot girls interested in the athletic club. The Jr. GAA consists of fresh- men and sophomores who have become eligibl oy fulfilling requirements established in the constitution. The intramural program provides many evenings of wholesome, competative entertain- ment. The fall program consisted of softball. The team captains were chosen by members of the club and they drew their teams. The win- ter program included basketball and other sports. The choices were made by the vote uf the club. The officers were: Janet Craig, President: Sandra Spealrnan. Vice-Presidentg Anita Sharples, Secretaryg Sue Thomas, Treasurerg Margaret Pawlaczyk, Program Chairmang Mrs Leona Sloan, Advisor. 51 ALLEY BELLS: P1NHEADSg Irene Harding, C9-Pta-in Myrna Hallnan, Captain Norma WUCS Barbara Rosonowski Ohfna Willette Sue Thgn-135 Sandra Spealman Irene Griffpn BOWLETTES: CORVETTES: Dawn Tavtigian, Captain Barbara Fauble, Captain Marjorie Leffel Jerrette Sowe-rs Joycemarie Brick Janet Dirnrnerling Carolyn Harding Sharon Gibbons ALLEY CATS: SWANTON-ETTES: Nancy Wiles, Captain Mary Sturt, Captain Tune Gladfelter Norma Hallnan Darlene Jeska Grace Franklin Shelia Lisk STREAMLINERS: Peggy Froman, Captain STRIKETTES, , CSI-Ol Ward Mary Griffen, Captain OFFICERS S aron Muller PhYUiS Wiland Barbara Fauble, President Bonnie Hagerman Myrna Hallnan, Vice President Irene Harding, Secretary and Treasurer ' ' Zowfcy mgae FRONT ROW: Peggy Froznan, Dawwi Tavticgian, Nancy Wiles, Barbara J: auole, Myrna Hallnan, Irene Harding, Mary Sturt, Mary Edith Griffen. SE COND ROW: Norma Wiles, Darlene Jeska, Lzonnie rlagerman, June Gladfelter, Ohrna Willette, Sandra Spealman. Jerrette Sowers, Sharon Gibbons, Janet Dimmerling. THIRD ROW: Joycemarie Brick, Sue Thomas, Carolyn Harding, lrene Griffen, Barbara Rosonowski, Sharon Muller, Sheila Lisk, Grace Franklin, Phyllis Wiland Miss Brandon. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Peskey, Lynn Lawccki, Nancy Walters, Marjorie Lef- fel Norma Hallnan, Odd'-.fn Bundy, Margaret Pawlaczyiz, Janet Craig The Senior Y-Teens is abranch of the YWCA and is composed of junior and senior girls, Our aim is to give the girls a better understanding of the Christian way of life and to help them to understand their friends, neignbors, and iam- to our meetings to speak to us about the different problems we have. During the year wr extra club activities in- cluded a nieeting of all three Y Teens clubs lor a lecture and colored slldce -7' Varian. We also had our informal initiation neld at tn- ilu,..c of our advisor, Mrs. C f'1c'2+ef', W -'iv l a Christ- mas party which was a pot-luck dinner and we exchanged gifts. At Easter time we sponsored the prograrn over the public-address system. At the end of the year we had a farewell break- ..xst for the senior girls. Our otticers were: Barbara Ford, president Aericlle i-iacalcy, '.'ic.pe1-5-,'fl-lv tr fr. 7'-t Katrin' secretary: Dorothy Fuller, treasurer. I 1 v M FRONT ROW: Julia Meyers, Marilyn Boman, Patricia Bigsby, Aerielle Hackley, Bonnie Leni- mon, Beverly Naugle, Patricia Edwards, Millicent Fisher, Eileen Hill, Janice Faber, Louise Taft, SECOND ROW: Carol Copeland, Dorothy Fuller, Judy Coleman, Lynn Lawecki, Priscilla Witlcer. Marilyn Boehm, Nona Engle, Joyce Trowbridge, Irene Von Sefgfgern, Barbara Winter- field, Mary Sarkisian, Marjorie Sarkisian, THIRD ROW: Phyllis Willand, Mary Ellen Owen, Grace Franklin, Marla Koepfer, Elsie Prange, June Gladfglter, Janice Bl:-Umor, Mary Lev. Lois Barnes. Janet Ketring, Barbara Ford, Sharon Muller, Si1ar.mStea:i1nan, barbaraztosoziowski ily. To help achieve this goal we invited guests --0-or-m,.-q Z- 7eem FRONT ROW: Marlene Miller, Bobbie McFarland, Juanita White, -Neoma Powell, Lillie Wilson, SECOND ROW: Twyla Wheaton, Mary Thornas, Janice Walker, Yvonne Greenlee Shirley Beverly, Miss Keller . Fi-Q 54 ,,.-. TE ELNZI 2 ?i W ill 7 71-ww FRONT ROW: Donna Beck, Carole Morgan, Marilyn Fuller, Charlene Wines, Sue Bratton Susan Allen, Karen Hansen. SECOND ROW: Barbara Radebaugh, Jo Ann Cavanaugh, Del- pha Barnes, Treasure Wallington, Sheila Lisk, Nancy Pratner. THIRD ROW: Carolyn lnialt, Marilyn Long, Patsy Price, Sharon Smith, SharonAllen, Phyllis Arnold, Miss Souder Officers of the Library Club were: Jim Jordan, Px.esic1antg..Ka.ren..Sch.o11deL, Vice-Pr esidentg Penny Sturtevant, Secretary. The Library Club members work from two to three periods a week in the library, checking. shelving, and filing books. They also decorate the bulletin boards each month. They are supervised by Mrs. Adams and Miss Souder. imi2a,,, 125612322 Mkafzq FRONT ROW: Louise Taft, Valeria Davis, Ohma Willette, Karen Scholdel, Jim Jorden, Penny Sturtevant, Sharon Gibbons, Donna Young, Barbara Radehaugh. SECOND ROW: Larry Green, Norman Shoup, Carolyn Infalt, Marilyn Long, Carole Stukey, Malou Kutsche, Candy Batorf, Janet McFarland, Sharon Allen, Delpha Barnes, Carol Ward, THIRD ROW: Miss Souder, Keith Bradtord, John Mossing, Calvin Taft, Patsy Price, Loyal Huffman, Carole Sturtevant, Sharon Smith, Jo Ann Cavanough, Sharon Mikola, Mrs. Adams HI-LIFE STAFF l Editor - John Hemmings , Ass't Editor - Dorothy Drowyor Bus. Mgr. - Gary Pozsik V Typist - Rosemary Kethel ' Reporters r , Zihtfurml Qlunuiwuis 'D ' , -SCHOOL PRIIDEX A Every student has a certain amount of 'pride in his school. This Lpride is very strong at many schools, but there seems to be a lack of it at Swanton High. A possible reason for this is that the stqdents feel there is nothing to be proud of, They are wrong to think this way, for we have much to be proud of at Swanton K It seems that some students do not care much for our new gym, because already there are rules? about its care. Scratches arel easily gotten on the floor so noi stgeete shoes and scuffing abouhl M- b - 4 High. A Q Use your head, not your heels, 1 lvllgzg 3313538 The filet 'ihing is that Our? There are many other signs off James Noe Swallwll BUUGOSS HTS the NOTWSH-f lack of school spirit such as they Patricia Norwine ern Border League football: thievery in ihg bgyg' regtrggm, Afdyth Mlihl' Champs. Many of the seniors have! Too often a little joke like this' Anexta Shan-ples waited four years for a ,chem-5 backfires and many students? ' gflifivlfl gfavuglan pionship team. We also can be- suffer. Swanton High may not be Tgfnilfa Biggrgade proud of Our W0Yld91'fU1 C0H0hBSi a perfect school, but surely theref Dorothy Fuller and the great job they have doneq are enough good things that all r Dadene Jesu Everyone at SHS can be proud of us can have more pride in it. I Stgphgn Gee, of our new gymnasium. I believei L, any school in this area would be proud to have a gym like Swan- ton's, I overheard two vwauseon. basketball players agreeing that our gym was the best in the league if not the best in the area, To me this is proof that we can be proud of our gym. , r new - ' WW sw as -A Q if--as ,, l W FRONT ROW1 Rosemary Kernel, Dawn Tavtigiazu, Dorothy L71-ewyfgr , John Ilgnningst Mike Robbins. Mrs. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Garv Poszik, Bill Daniels, Jim Noe, Pat Nnr vfine, Tamara Bloom, Dick McQuade, Dorothy Fuller. THIRD ROW: Steve Geel. Aneita Sizatsgles, Darlene Jeska, Ardyth Mohr FRONT ROW Bill Wahl Bob Hilty, Larry Howard, Jim Leu. SECOND ROW: Keith Brad- ford Bob Phipps, Ray Hintz, Merlyn Faber Larry Danser, Mr. Greene. THIRD ROW: Roland Harris, Torn Lisk, Butch Sarkisian, ferry Miller, Charles Hazlett, Richard Bak, This year the Camera Club was composed of sixteen members and our advisor was Mr.Greene Thus far, we have gone on a field trip to Oak Openings and we have seen a few colored slides of the field trip. 1 During the course of the year we plan to have a money making project so we can have a Christ- mas party and to get films, telling how to operate a camera. We'll also have a Snap-shot contest within the colder months, then later in the year re'll have more field trips and a farewell party. Otficers of our club were: president, Bob Hilty: vice-president Larry Howardg secretary, Jinx Leu: treasurer. Bill Wahl. 794010 ad FRONT ROW: Charles Purdy, Wayne George, Bill Daniels John Hennings Mike Robbins Joe Duran. SECOND ROW: Jim Corwin, Larry Sunday Richard Bower Donald Meyerhofer Bob Dodson, Howard Fuller, Mr. Daniels. THIRD ROW Ed Scheiner Olin Reynolds Lloyd Black Everett Arnold, Howard Engel, Harvey Beavers The Photography Club is composed of juniors and seniors who have a mutual interest in pho- tography. The director of the club is Mr. Dan- iels, The photography club works with the annual staff in many ways. The club takes pictures of the various school organizations in action. A member of the club is usually present with the press camera at all important school activities to take pictures. Many of these pictures are used in the yearbook. Every year the club has a picnic near the end of the school year. One of the club's projects is to take group pictures of the grade school classes. The fin- ished pictures are made available to the grade school students. The officers were: John Hennings,Presidentg Michael Robbins, Vice-Presidentg Bill Daniels, Secretaryg Wayne George, Treasurer. K 4 o FRONT ROW' Joyce Rausch. Sandra Emahiser, Phyllis Wiland. Patricia Bigsby, Johnii-len nings, Jane Hennings, Carol Ward, Joy Newton, Mr. Radebaugh. SECOND BOW: Anelta Sharples, Karen Hansen, Carolyn Infalt, Marilyn Long, Nancy Fruchey. Janice Bloomer, Betty Elkins, Jim Jordan The L, A, Walker Fwtutce Teachers of Amer - ica is composed ,af stufe 1.4, who have considered teaching as an occupation. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Radebaugh. In May the F, T, A, holds its annualbanquet. At the banquet the members who have earned points are presented their awards. These points are earned by the members for substitute teach- ing, assisting a teacher, teaching a Sunday School class or performing any F, T, A. work, The junior and senior members of the club attended the Pre-teacher Day held November l3, at Bowling Green State University. They toured the campus and were able to talk with the pro- fessor who instructs the branch of teaching they with to enter, The officers '.vere:P1'esident, John Henningsg Vice President, Pat Bigsbyg Secretary, Jane Henningsg Treasurer, Phyllis WilandgHistorian: , Aneita Sharples, X iii 60 404' FRONT ROW: Nancy WNSS- Sharon Gibbons. Darlene Jeska. Irene Harding. Ardvth Mohr, Lynn Lawecki, Norma Wiles, Myrna Hallnan. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Cavanaugh, Judy Copeland. Sandra Spealman. Karen Shondel. Carolvn Harding, Barbara Radebaugh. Penny Sturtevant. '1'1-MRD ROW: Sandra Emaniser, Marilyn Fuller, Susan Allen, Pat Norwine, Charlene Wines, Treasure Wallington, Janet Craig This is the first year for the Future Nurses Club and it is working out very well. The club ,, consists of twenty-four girls all in high school. The oificers were: President, Irene Hardingg Vice President and Treasurer, Ardyth Mohrg Secretary, Darlene .Teskag Publicity Chairman, Lynn Lawecki: and Sergeant-of-arms, Penny Sturtevenf. Our meetings are held twice a rnonth, The first meeting ofthe month is our socialmeeting ana me second is our professional meeting. Our meetings are held in the home of one of the members. Early in the year our cluo had a hayride and a. Halloween party, which was enjoyed by all who attended. On December l5, l956, we :,:e invited to Maumee Valley Hospital for a tour of the hos- Lfical, the nurses home, and for dinner which was followed by a dance. We plan to visit one hospital every rnontn, whicn should prove to be interesting, 61 The F. H. A. consists of a group of about thirty girls under the direction of Mrs. Giles, This year the officers are: President, Lois Barnesg Secretary-Treasurer, Dorothy Mer- rill, Parliamentarian, Joyce Mapes, Historian and News Reporter, Shirley Wilson, County Officer, Pat Weiss, The activities of the year have included a potluck dinner opened to old members and new prospective ones with an installation of officersg Christmas caroling followed by a party and gift exchangeg a Valentine Party, a field trip through a bakery in Toledog a skating party, and a pic'- nic. The money making project of the year was selling cookies at the basketball games. L 5 71 414' FRONT ROW: Doris Butler, Pat Osten, Joyce Mapes, Dorothy Merrill, Lois Barnes, Pat Weiss, Shirley Wilson, Ruth Boggs, Sharon Smith. SECOND ROW: Shirley Beverly, Juanita White, Lois Roehrig, Mary Leu, Irene Griffen, Nancy Urbanski, Judy Black, Caroline Fisher, Carole Margon, Mrs. Giles. THIRD ROW: Frances Walter, Mary Grover, Jessie Franks, Phyllis Arnold, Brenda Cooley, Marrain Adair, Carolyn Adair, Valeria Davis, Connie Clark, Marv Thompson, Twyla Wheaton, Sharon Jaegle. 1 The Art Club was formed to enable students 2 I tc' learn more about art, Painting, lettering, ' and perspective drawing are some of the areas .157 s tudied . I 0 464: Water colors, oils, and tempera paints are Q ffl all used in painting. Every Christmas the mem- - A bers paint various scenes on the library win- U 'n dows, each student choosing a different motif to paint, I In perspective drawing the members learn , 2' how to sketch and draw the angles of various ,f unusually-shaped objects, ,V 0' 5. English script and black writing are most A .gornnionly used in lettering, iv 'A 1:1605 FRONT ROW: Carol Ward, Florence Ward, Dick McQuade, Loyal Huffman, Betty Harris, Lucille Smith. SECOND ROW: Sanford Stewart, Howard Johnson, James Banks, Carole Sturtevant, Shirley Miller, Charles Welter. THIRD ROW: Mr. Girten, Nancy Fruchey, Richard Winterfeld, Dan McOuade, Jim .Tn1-dan, Car la Schumaker ' e 66666 FRONT ROW: Raymond Koenfer. Charles Gillen. Guv Sutherland. Jim Noe. Bob Pfaff. Butch Zeigler, Eddie Aton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Radebaugh, Mike Gaylord, David Anderson, Charles Black, Bill Fruchey, Marvin Fuller, Bill Roth, Fred Ostheimer. THIRD ROW: Donald Boehm, Keith Boltz, Calvin Taft, Ted Drocy, Bill Grimsley, Carl Anderson, Larry Greene, Norman Shoup, Victor Wise, Jim Franklin. FOURTH ROW: Richard Dunmyer, Robert C:-ier, Gregg Schondel. ient Faulkner. Dick Hallett, Jim Kahle, Douglas Tavlor, Brent Robinson, David Warner The Science Club is one of the newer clubs of me school. It was started three years ago, and that year we spent most of our time or- ganizing the club. That first year we had some dinners and a field trip at Oak Openings, The second year the club grew a little and we started planning things we could do, We had one major project and that was to clean up and fix the room where the aivil defense supplies are stored. We put tile around the room to drain off the watery then cleaned out the room and painted the walls. That year we also had a man come out from Toledo to show us a film and talk to us about civil defense. Besides having field trips and suppers that year we bought an aquarium for the school, This veav the club is almost twice the size it was before, We have elected officers and they are: Jim Noe, president? GUY Sutherland: vice-xi:-csidert: Boo Pfaff, secretary! 306 Tor:-K. treasurer 64 I Y , FRONT ROW: Kent Judson. Wayne George, Charles Purdy, Ron Dixon, Milo Hilty, Jean Mikola, John Hennings, Mike Robbins, Janice Noe, Priscilla Witker, SECOND ROW: Bob Coder, Dan McQuade, Larry Brueshaber, Bill Daniels, Jun Noe, Don Meyerhofer Steve Seer, Mrs. Carpenter, THIRD ROW: Mr. Bonam, Mr. Radebaugh, Terry Gibbons Richard Barber, James Von Seggern. Zolla Vance The Student Council governs the student body. They are guided by three sponsors: Mr, Bonam. Mrs. Carpenter, and Mr. Radenaugh. The officers were: Milo Hilty, presidentg Ronald Dixon, vice president: and Jean Mikola, secretary and treasurer. -,JE A '3- lfgm 'I fer' 3 ff? 65 60604 6 ' v Q a .FRONT ROW: Leonard Malec, Kent Judson, Milo Hilty, Terry Vance, John Camp, Harold Pitts, Leonard Kreuz, Harold Zenk SECOND ROW John Krasula Ronnie Meyerhofer, Mike Tressler, .Tirn Johnson, Ron Dixon Pete Watts, Leo Kuhn Bill Smith, Dwight Wallington. THIRD ROW: Lynn Heuerman, Bob Merrill Bruce Bundy Sesario Duran, Eli Bias, Jerry Stinson, Mr Stahl TbeSeniQrHi-Yisoneofthe. ' organizations here in our high school. Some of the projects that they sponsored this year were: a dance, a paper drive, and the annual clean-up day. They also finished the project of raising money for a trampoline which was begun last year by the club. Their project this year is to have some svstem in our parking lot, Mr. Stahl is the sponsor of the Hi-Y, which is a branch of the Y. M, C, A, Terry Vance is presidentg Harold Heath, vice-presidentg Jolm Camp, secretary, Leonard Malec, treasurer. ' 715- 2 FRONT ROW: Steve Geer, Jim Stapleton Larry Brueshaber, Tom Norris, Monte German, Larry Schudel, Jim Hardy, Mike Pilliod. SECOND ROW: Mr. Farnsworth, Jerry Bryan, Larry Leffel., Garry Moore, Jim Price, Darrell Slane, Harry Newton. I'HI.RD ROW: John Mossing. Fred Lynn, Norbert Mos sing, Greg Keener, David Brick, Tom Gigax, Bill Bet- tinger, Robert Bland, Tom Langenderfer. FOURTH ROW: Jesse Nino, JerryGerman Sheridan Vaughn, Richard Long, Scott Carson, Dennis Hallett, John Murphy 'fi The Jr, Hi-Y consists of 30 freshmen and R sopnoinorc boys, Mr. Farnsworth is their s fm? 5 ' lp 5 f sponsor. The officers are Monte German. by E s R president, Larry Schudel, vice-president, Jim A W g S Stapleton. secretary, and TomNorris. trea.surer he T ift E , V 4 X .. - Kyet f S W I 67 sm' Qfee ew FRONT ROW: Priscilla Witker, Raymond Hintz, Dwight Wallington, Dan McQuade, Jim Banks, Larry Sunday, Bruce Bundy, Tom Gillen, Charles Hazlett, Mr. Girten. SECOND ROW: Sesario Duran, Dennis Hallett, .Tim Corwin. John Camp, Jim Haynes, Dick McQuade, Jim Noe, Bill Daniels, Jim Johnson, Joe Duran f f 6. 04 ,A -gl M -fi T2 Hafdinggg, ,Ba,kery3 J f sr. E. FRONT ROW: Florence Ward, Nancy Fruchey, Jerrette Sewers, Carolyn Adair, 'Treasure Wallington, Joyce Rausch, Joy Newton. SECONL ROW: Lynda Moore, Ruth Baehren. Dawn Tavtigian, Ohma Willette, Marian Adair, Jessie Franks, Penny Sturtevant, Judy Najarian, Sharon Gibbons. THIRD ROW: Nancy Spotts, Nancy Walters, Sue Bratton, Sharon Sagiert, Marilyn Long, Ardyth Mohr, Judy Coleman, Brenda Cooley, Jane Grove, Margaret Paw- laczyk. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Shanrock, Carole Sturtevant, Janet Craig, Karen Hansen, Carol Camp, Charlene Wines, Darlene Jeska, Jane Hennings, Phyllis Wiland, Sue Thomas Carol Stukey. FIFTH ROW: Pat Norwine, Carolyn Harding, Pauli.ne Roberts, Susan Allen, .Marg Lynn Wolf, Marilyn Fuller. Tamara Bloom, Karen Schondel, Donna Myers, Donna Beck Cn 69 'zedgdafzae 1 E O i f 5506 i rx FRONT ROW: Lynn Lawecki. Patricia Weiss, Florence Ward, Joyce Kausch, Pat Bigsby, Janet Dirnmerling,Aerielle Hackley, Joycemarie Brick, Bonnie Hagerman, Judy Coleman, Betty Harris, Norma Hallnan, Carol Copeland, .Ierrette Sewers, Dora Boggs. SECOND ROW: Barbara Fauble, Myrna Hallnan, Joanne Noe, Janice Noe, Marilyn Long, Darlene Jeska, Rosemary Kethel, Dawn Tavtigian, Charlene Wines, Carol Franklin, Karen Hansen, Dorothy Fuller, Priscilla Witker, Nancy Walters, Janet Craig, Carol Ward, Oddlyn Bundy. THIRD ROW: Sue Thomas, Jane Hemmings, Carole Stukey, Pauline Roberts, Tamara Bloom Jo Ann Harrison, .Betty Elkins, Jean Mikola, Norma Wiles, Pat Norwine, Donna Myers, Marilyn Fuller, Carol Harding, Sandra Shanrock, Mary Lynn Wolf, Sharon Sagert, Sue Bratton. FOURTH ROW: Robert Phipps, Jim Leu, Dwight Wallington, Bruce Bundy, Gary Sharples, Jini Corwin, Loyal Huffman, Jim Haynes, Jim Noe, Bill Daniels. Steve Geer, Kent Faulkner, Dick Hallett, Jim Johnson, Jim Banks, Daniel McQuade. Charles Gillen, Jim Stapleton, Gary Pozsik n 'lo Joanne Noe Janxce Noe Donna Myers, Sue Thomas Jun Stapleton, J1m Banks, Jun Noe, Bill Daniels , Gary Sharples Walter s J 311 Pat Norwine, Sue Thomas, Sandy Shanrock, Janet Craig 4 Lynn Lawecki, Priscilla Witker, Joycemarie Brick, Norma Wiles, Tamara Bloom, Myrna Hallnan Craig. Nancy Walters. Sue Thomas DRUM MAJOR - JOYCEMARIE BRICK 53 VNC, CL: 50 FRONT ROW: Charlene Wines, Sue Bratton, Mr. Joycemarie Brick, Ed Scheiner, Myrna Hallnan, Gary Noe, SECOND ROW: Eddie Coder, Lois Barnes, Sharples, Dorothy Fuller, Darell Schudel, Donna Bec Elsie Prange, Joyce Rausch, Judy Kern. THIRD ROW: Nancy Walters, Tamara Bloom, Wayne George, Robert Lyn H.ar.ding, Richard Dunrneyer ,. Judy Najarian, Jane Mock, Ardyth Mohr, EllenHurlbert, RosemaryKethel, Sue Thomas, Carol Stukey, Priscilla Witker, Sharon ROW: Florence Ward, Janet Craig, Bob Bowers, Long, Marilyn Fuller, Malou Kutsche, Jim Haynes, T WIRLERS AQ Vwallunllmln QIQHS K 1lliHslli1llkQ ll ZISIQUAZ Iilw iw' 54 2 S2222 Hilfll i . jzj . -. War.. , , ,M . Qff ., if 4 '74 ,yu ,. ,, +I- 2 XM ,, ,Xi p ' QMS 5 f ,Fixx X, K ' .45 hifi., - If 5 ,3 1 Z f 'Ti J .V X ,rl V , -, O, L L l QM, if eff f rw' 4 ,In ' ,, hy , K gn? . A I N s Mk! , ' , 'fl' R ff' Y' ' s CX, 1 JE V42 W 'if' Joycemarie Brick Janice Noe, Charlene Wines Sue B1-anon, Joanne 72 Leu, Jim Sharples, Larry Howard, Kent Faulkner, Martha Sunday, Dwight Bradford, Janice Noe, Joanne er, Cay Carson, Brenda Cooley, Karen Hansen, Aneita Wiles, Mary Lynn Wolf, Darlene Jeska, Sharon Sagert, Bradford, Brent Rbbinson, Kent Sharples, Carol Ward. Charles Purdy, Richard Bower, Gary Sharples, Caro- Gloria Cole. FOURTH ROW: Janet Pilliod, Warren ugqles. .Tune Gladfelter. Lynn I-Ieuerman, Donna Myers, , Beth' Wolf, Lynn Lawecki. Wanda Damske. FIFTH l, Larry Sunday, Bill Daniels, Loyal Huffman, Marilyn Rnherts. Burt Ward, Rick Purdy, Tom Heuerman At the end of the school year, the band members began to think of the summer program. We marched for the Memorial Day parade. Mr. Gir ten set up a schedule. with a practice every Monday evening, We par- ticinated in parades at Ottawa, Wauseon. Delta, Liberty Center, the Fourth of July, and Corn I estival at Swanton. 'Ihis last summer two band members. Janet Craig and Sue Thomas, spent two weeks at Miami University in a music class. Iwo band members, Janet Craig and Joycemarie Brick, played in the Northwestern Ohio District Orchestra this past fall. For the past four years, Wayne's Sohio Gas Station has let the band run the station for one Saturday in the fall. Each one of the band mem- bers works a three hour shift, pumping gas, washing windows, and wash- ing cars. All the profits go to the band. This year there is a larger group going to the District Contest. The ones with a superior rating will proceed to the State Contest. Also each year students are picked to playinthe County Band which performs at the Fuucn County Music Festival. Band Mothers officers are: Mrs. Bower, presidentg Mrs. Stukey, vice-president, Mrs. Purdy, secretary: Mrs. Schudel, treasurer. Band officers are: Wayne George, president, Janice Noe, vice- residentg Joanne Noe and Joycemarie Brick, board of officers. 73 DIRECTOR - ELMER GIRTEN ' Zane! FRONT ROW: Carol Disbrow, Linda Pilliod, Shirley Lawecki, Mary Elton, Ruth Ann Yunker, Nile Bloom, Judy Mohr, Dwight Bradford, Linda Hallnan, Douglas Turpening, Dorothy Harris, Betty Jean Jeska, Marsha Matson, Doryl Sharples, Martha Hilty. SECOND ROW: Linda Mann, Karen Sloan. Philip Bradford, Sharon Oaterhout, Jim Dumneyer, Jeffery Wright, Linda Fleming, Marian Beck, Paul Schudel, Wesley Clay, Bob Bower, Judy Burns, Carol Dunbar, Jean Buckenmeyer, Paul Malec, Lesley Spangler, Carol Robasser. THIRD ROW: Kathy George, Maxine DeBoer, Pamela Najarian, Earl Hefner, Lee Apger, Terry Martin, Esther Barnes, Jim Sharples, Meluuy Massey, Donna Sperling, Nancy Barnes, Patricia Born, Karen Roberts, Judy Ludwig, Carol Phillips, Susan Turpening, Margaret Clay, Deanna Derby. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Drewyor, Pat Daniels, Carl Grove, Dwight Hansen, Mary Jane Wiland, Leroy Mann, Richard Ludwig, Linda Pfleger, Sandra Sowers, Carol Whiteman, Beau-ice Houser, Sharon Dixon, Barbara Najarian, Roberta Kuderg, Susan George, Henry Heuerman, Harald Seheiner. Mr, Gig-ten .N f . X 94, Lxgi 34 FIRST ROW: Janice Noe, Louella Niner, Nancy Toi-ok, Margaret Adair, Susan George, Martha Myers, Janet Wiland, Linda Steadrnan, Jean Buckenmeyer, Mary Brown, Sonja Kurth, Kathlgen, Kuder, Judy Kern, Karen Hansen. SECOND ROW: Pam Naiarian, Sandra Mikola, Linda Fleming, Martha Sunday, Penny Koder, Susan Turpening, Zolla Vance, Nancy Barnes, Judy Burns, Mary Jane Wiland, Janet Barnes, Linda Hallnan, Gloria Cole, Beth Wolf. THIRD ROW: Roberta Kuderg Marsha Matson, Mary Puehler, Beth Ruggles, Anita Murphy, Carol Huva, Bonnie Stevenson, Susan Masey, Dixie Shoemaker, Beatrice Houser, Janet Pilliod, Ruth Ball, Betty Jean Jeska, Judy Mohr, Barbara Najarian. FOURTH ROW: Karen Raker, Esther Barnes, Thelma Bancroft. Suzanne Von Seggern, Melody Massey, Beverly Black, Linda Pfleger, Marian Beck, Jackie Locke Sandra Suwers, Cay Carson, Carol Whitman, Bonnie Campbell, Ellen Hurlbert, Karen Pfleger, Wanda Damaske 'VY s45 , , e-.,,' ,- i,,f2's'. -- S1 ne ar- ir- - .1 12 if Q' W ll ' S X ' ' l s X .Ii 6. 1 f 4 , - i,: ,, A ,Q- 75 - 0 FRONT ROW: Joe Duran, Danny Brown, Jim Corwin, Everett Arnold, Charles Gillen, Mr, Daniels. SECO Since this group is not an organization, in the true sense of the word, it has no officers, These boys deserve recognition, however, for their ser- vices in connection with the visual education program. 'np 9 ,- Compliments of NOFZINGER'S JEWELRY S Swanton, Ohio 76 Jerry Stinson, Galen Bradford, ND ROW: Bill Zahner, Olin Reynolds- Bruce Bundy, Harold Zenk, Pete Watts. John Sadowski, Herbert Re nolds ,- Off ,Ji f-F E Kwik-gjfxl X ,jf 1 O - v O Jw I TORE ATHLETICS JOHN CAMP - QUARTER BACK RON DIXONW- CENTERWL1 l Lso KUHN - TACKLE WAYNE GEORGE - HALF BACK W.. ., .mag--mn :..,4.,.l.ww--M.uav'w Varsity FRONT ROW: Ronald Mohr, Roland Harris, James phy, Tom Norris, Jirn Price. SECOND ROW: Jim Sturt, Duane Bryan, Robert Hilty, Bruce Williams, Brueshaber, Ronald Meyerhofer, Curtis Johnson, Stahl. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hunt, Bob Merrill, Ron H.B.C. HHH The record of the l956 Swanton football team is one that everyone can be proud of. The Bulldogs led by rookie coach Jirn Stahl maintained a. 5 - 2 - 2 record which was good enough to gain them the title of Northern Border Conference Champs . Many Swanton team members were given positions on the Northern Border Conference League: Jim Johnson, offensive and defensive endg John Camp, defensive back: Ron Dixon, offensive center: DonSturt, offensive fullback and defensive middle guardg Milo Hilty, offensive guard: Wayne Georfze and Leo Kuhn, honorable mention. The managers of the team were Mike Robbins and Mark Norwine. Football h Sarkisian, Larry Schudel, Bob Cooper, John Mur- Richard Bower, Joan Pawlaczyk, John Camp, Don rdy. ' THIRD ROW: Jim Johnson, Leo Kuhn, Larry Bill Daniels, Wayne George, Jim Corwin, Coach nald Meyerhofer, Jerry Stinson, Steve Gee: Swanton 0, Delta 0 Premier Swanton 6 , Ottawa Hills 0 1, 1.1W,, ig 51 -,isp--fx - A1 ,.-522515 - -1,1-51-fs' :ff-. y - , if -Z win k L MWF ' . ii1,.g. f:'i Q f'?fr J 5 Q2 C Mit, it .. , 4 3 -K 'ff 2 U, A ,,, . . ft -if -.,.: , gpa iffi-'-I s .E1fL , 1 ' , lqlb ..., L Q5ff?iifl iQ' if-iffif? JIM JoHNsoN - STURT - FULL BACK f.MU.0 HILTY - GUARD E W we They fue' Q Napoleon O Zl JV . ' Holland l9 l4 I' 1, ,,' Archbold as lZ RWE, , f Montpelier 27 2.5 A ' , J ' Anthony Wayne 6 6 A P Wauseon 6 6 5 '- . Ma.umee 7 40 '4 U Liberty Center 28 6 ' Delta 27 0 F A L FIRST ROW: Glenn Stinson, Randy Sadowski, Harold Bowers, Gary I-lable, Ronnie Martin, Jghn Tolford, Mike Martin. SECOND ROW: Lee Apger, Brent Robinson, Jim Thomas, Lonnie Bland, Harold Bloomer, Russel Van Dyke. Ralph Zimmerman, Lawrence Schmidt, Wesley Clay, Stew- art Rinkel, THIRD ROW: Mr. Courtney, Jan Huffman, Dick Gladfelter, Louis Wagner, Ward Mor ton, Norbert,.Mossing, Gregg Keener, John Mossing , Larry Leffel. Mike Orluk, Charles Hazlett Sanford Stewart, Melvin Spotts, Dale Lockwood, Howard Hite They We Archbolds 7 14 Napoleon 26 6 Delta 1 2 0 Ottawa Hills 21 6 80g . Z FRONT ROW: Lonnie Bland, Gary Sloan, Gary Hable, Glenn Stinson, Paul Sagert, Micheal Mar- tin, Ronald Martin, John Tolford, SECOND ROW: Mr. Courtney, Thomas Heurman, Terry Gib- bons, Randy Sadowski, James Thomas, Harold Bower, David Witaker, Brent Robinson, Carl Grove, Richard Purdy We They Waus eon 1 7 23 Delta 29 26 Montpelier 13 25 Liberty Center 24 36 Waus eon 17 39 Liberty Center 27 31 Archbold 38 40 Montpelier 26 47 Archbold 31 3 6 Ottawa Hills 16 33 Delta 1 6 26 Ottawa Hills 33 30 Swanton Township 43 2-8 Compliments of Raymond's Sales and Service 81 Janice Yunker Karen Raker, Linda Hallman Ellen Hurlburt, Ester Barnes, Wanda Darnaske wwdtq 'HIE-is 5 F 'ima 'i 4 AV K K I Wgfbw- , f I ,JJ mm Sesario Duran, Larry Brushaber, Donald Meyerhoffer, Steve Geer, Robert Merrill, Richard McQuade, Kenneth Babcock, Gerald Stinson, Ronald Dixon, James Noe, John Camp 9 . RWQ T ee :fi ve ,fs aa t l l 5 9 :lf 1 is , Q ' ' ' . 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M- ..,..,-,,,-- w 4 A- mm' , - ff'1WMW - MOST VALUABLE PLAYER KENNY BABCOCK - CENTER RON DIXON - FORWARD CAUUWLIU5 M... fs? .,whwm,.Jw,g.,mM-au-.w.w. .. . , as-guq5aawsW,,,,5g,,,:.,f,1..,,,...,.. ,,,: f . ffuJzrY'5f'ii ' an M MW 'VF 1 ' 2 ffifjq. :W , 5.4 V LL VW Q WVAL as V ,L ,,..,, ,, ,,,..5 A 2, .vgziqim ,Q ' ww QW 1 DICK MCQUADE - FOR WARD JERRY STINSQN ., CENTER HIGH POINT HONORARY CAPTAIN JOHN CAMP - GUARD SESARIO DURAN - GUARD I twig-muuuonun-vm 5 My gf, Q- ..........-.-.-J BOB MERRILL - FORWARD '1 , , , V ,kk., . New Wt. .pw tsiigmiw - -3:3535 f W t,,..,....... Larry Brushaber, Donald Meyerhoffer, Darrell Schudel, Steve Geer, Richard Richard Hintz, Larry Howard, Robert Dodson, Coach Stahl Wauseon Scott Delta Perrysbur g Montpelier Liberty Center Anthony Wayne Ar chbold W 6 34 52 32 37 41 59 40 43 Waus eon Thel' ottawa Hills 47 Liberty Center 53 Holland Z1 Archbold 41 Ottawa Hills 43 Montpelier 46 Delta 33 St. Francis de Sales 42 Whitmer . -www Hallett 34 36 53 51 48 31 34 43 51 43 Jame s Noe 45 29 41 15 44 41 33 37 38 31 Margaret Pawlaczyk Sue Bratton Nancy Walters 2 FRONT ROW: James Jordan, Daniel McQuade, David Brick, John Mossing, Robert Bland Fred Lynn, Walter Zeigler. SECOND ROW: Robert Coder, Raymond Hintz, Robert Phipps, Anthony Sperling, Howard Hite, David Warner, Douglas Taylor, Richard Dunrneyer Mr Lucas Wauseon Fulton Delta Montpelier Liberty Center Wauseon Liberty Center Archbold Montpelier Archbold Whitmer Ottawa Hills Delta Ottawa Hills We 15 22 33 15 31 28 14 14 18 20 23 18 25 30 Compliments of P 8: G Grill They 32 33 31 54 27 43 46 37 31 59 38 43 27 38 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Mar ylin Tuggle Sue Perkins Oddlvn Bundy Not pictur ed -Nancy Wile S FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Mar ylin Tuggle Sue Perkins Oddlyfn Bundy Not pictur ed -Nancy Wile S V3 -an N 1 I 1 4 TX f , sfo f I Statistitions - John Hennings, Ed Scheiner, Mike Tressler ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Q Mr Radebaugh Compliments of Judson's Food Market SCHO0L X W ,, .. .,.,. FEATURES One day l was cruising around in my jet propelled plane and was wondering what my '57 classmates were doing. That night I had a dream about the future. It was so interesting, I can't keep it to myself so I'll spill the beans. The first thing I saw was the headline---FIRST MAN TO REACH PLUTO. Who could this be, none other than our own Guy Sutherland. The atomic powered rocket was designed by the 2nd Einstein, Ed Schiener. Head doctor at the Swanton Hospital is Ohma Willette, who is one of the best brain sur- geons in the country. Head nurse at the hospital is Irene Harding who jamored in obstretics. Other scientists to come from the class of '57 are John Hennings and Leonard Malec, who designed the interplanatory space station, half way between Venus and Mars. Money for the hospital was donated by Mr. Charles Purdy II, owner of the Purdy Clothing Store for men. Mr. and Mrs. Purdy are the proud parents of twin boys. Mrs. Purdy is the former Myrna Hallnan. Who should I see playing with the world's Champion Football team, the Cleveland Browns, but Harold Pitts, Ted Bzovi, Joe Duran, and Leo Kuhn, all who graduated from Yale. WANTED: Waitress, apply in person to Mary Leu, owner of the new P Q G Grill. She must be neat, reliable, and have a nice personality. Mr. Dwight Wallington is now running for governor of Ohio. His opponent is the present Governor, Mr. Micheal Tressler. Dwight is running on the Democratic ticket and Mike on the Republican. FLASH! Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson are the proud parents of their 3rd set of twins. Mrs. Johnson is the former Janice Noe. Barbara Fauble, Margie Leffel, and Judy Clark are models for the famous NEW YORK MODELING AGENCY. They appear in many magazines and on many of the covers. I also see that John Camp and Ron Dixon are outstanding in the field of tennis. They hold the Davis Cup and the Wimbleton Championship for men's doubles. Each have many tropheys for singles championships, too. Larry Sunday now has his own television program which took the place of Liberace's. Of course, Larry plays the piano and sings. Working in the Balistics Department of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is Lynn Lawecki She always was interested in crime. Last year she was cited as the nnst promising young crim- inalogist. Joanne Noe has just become engaged, to who? Maybe you know him. He is a millionaire from New York, Myron Smitley, who is formerly from Swanton. See girls it pays to wait. It seems Joycemarie Brick is still undecided. She can't make up her mind between Harold Zenk, Charles Kruez, or Victor Langenderfer. Time is passing by, Joycemarie, you better hurry. The new Weight Lifting Championship of the world is now in the hands of America's, Mr. America, Don Sturt. Mr. Sturt also won every event in the last Olympics. WOW! What a man. would you like your house redecorated? For a recommended interior decorator, contact Norma Wiles. Her prices are very reasonable, especially for the every day worker. The other day I went to have my hair dyed, so I decided to go the new beauty salon. I was very well satisfied with the job which Lois Barnes did on my hair. I would recommend her work to anybody who would like to have their hair done. June Gladfelter and Dorothy Drewyor are physics teachers at B. G. S. U. They graduated from Ohio State, and belong to the honor sorority, Phi Beta Kappa. If you should happen to visit the Co-Ed Gymnasiam, you would see Harvey Beavers and Mary Griffen working with their members. They started this gym about three years ago. I see that the Kethel Business School has over 500 students now. The school is owned and operated by Miss Rosemary Kethel. Bill Kline, Harold Heath, and Tom Krause have just finished their 25th trip around the world. They are co-authors of the series, ULive and See the Worldn. The books are filled with true experiences that they had on their many trips to different and intriguing lands. Miss Janice Bloomer has just returned to the Belgian Congo, where she is a missionary. She was home for the summer months to visit her parents. Everett Arnold, Ken Babcock, and Larry Daubenmeyer now own fanms of 1000 acres each. Everett is strictly a cattle raiser, Ken a dairy farmer, and Larry a produce farmer. Each of them are cogitating on buying more land. President of the Ditch Diggers Association, Inc. is Danny Brown. His main office is located in Columbus, Ohio, but has another office in Swanton students are now eating meals which are graduated from Ohio State, where she majored in Home Toledo. planned by Dawn Tavtigian. Dawn Economics. Pat Bigsby has just received her degree from law school, and has just won her first case for the state. She always could talk fast and in circles so nobody knew what she was talking about. Good Luck, Pat. Hot Rod King of the U. S. A. and the world is, as you might guess, Terry Vance. Terry was quite a hot rod in his high school years. Not very good at your bookkeeping? Barbara Ford is now a public accountant, and has her own office in Toledo. Millicent Fisher now has a full-time job modeling for the weekly issue of Boy's Life. Read the magazine boys and you will see why Millicent received the job, through her hard work and the effort she put forth. Herbert and Olin Reynolds have now formed a joint establishment of Janitors Inc., working out of Swanton High School. Jean Mikola has a new pop company called the Hi-Mi Kola Company. It is a pop sim- ilar to Pepsi-Cola. Jean used to drink a lot of Pepsi, but didn't like the taste, so she invented a drink of her own. Now working for the United Air Lines is Priscilla Witker, She graduated from the Gale Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota. If you should happen to go into the millinery shop in New York, you might buy a hat designed by Richard Tulk. He designed a very special hat for Hedda Hopper of Hol- lywood, the famous columnist. Mike Robbins is the owner of his 21st new Mercury, apple grey and chartruese. He is one of the leading salesmen of the Irv Pollock Mercury dealer in Toledo. The Air Force has of the new records for are planning to make a Sharon Muller now They are s new kind of two of our graduates. Wayne George and Milo Hilty are setting many the Air Force. They have been in lO years so far, and I guess they career of it. has her own cigarette manufacturing factory. It is called the HMulesU cigarette which are extra king size. Howard Engle bought some land in Alaska, and found a rich vane of gold and silver at one end and at the other end is a rich deposit of uranium. As I passed over Swanton, I noticed many washings in many of the yards. I caught a glimpse of the housewives, and recognized them to be: Joan Arnold, Pat Edwards, Carole Franklin, Bonnie Lemmon, Louise Taft, Janet Dimmerling, and Carol Ward. Now entered in the Olympics for the U. S. is Kent Judson. Track is his specialty. He ran the mile in l lf2 minutes, to win the U. S. title. Bonnie Hagerman is now a private secretary to one of the wealthiest men in Toledo, Mr. Tiedkte V. She has her own Cadillac, her own home in Lincolnshire, and is still single. Beverly Frost had a goal to raise a big family and it seems it has been fulfilled. She is now married and has a family of an even dozen children. Janet Ketring is still working at Oak Openings Restaurant. She says she'll probably won: there until she gets fired, and then she'll become a secretary. Others who are married are Eileen Hill, Aerille Hackley, Bernice Bias, and Betty Elkins. I can't give you their married names because I don't know who they married. Leonard Kreuz is now the most sought after bachelor in Hollywood. Millions of girls have tried to get him to the alter, but he turns around and runs the other way. Too bad, girls, he just won't stand still. Well, kids, that is all. I just heard reveille call. Nice dream anyway. Off to break- fast I must go. 41. PM FRONT ROW: Mr. Yonkers, Bob Merrill, Bill Daniels, Dick McQuade, Jim Noe, Jim Banks SECOND ROW: Karen Peterson, Jean Bryan, Peggy Froman, Marylin Tuggle, Carole Copeland The Junior Class this year presented the three act play Closed Lips on November 19, 1956. The romantic leads ot the play were Peggy Fro- man and Dick McQuade, with comedy provided by Jim Noe and Marylin Tuggle as husband and wife. Carole Copeland and Jim Banks played Southern Darkies. Prizes for drarnatics go to Bill Daniels, Karen Peterson, and Bob Merrill. Jeannie Bryan played an orphaned waif. The play was directed very capably by Mr. Yonkers. USHERS Pat Norwine, Judy Coleman, Nona Engle, Sharon Steadman, Phyllis Wiland, Dora Boggs, Joanne Harrison, Joyce Trowbridge. Barbara Wintgrfield Complirnents of P 8: G Grill Jamal Staff 'wh -J, FIRST ROW: John Camp, W, I Myrna Hallnan, Lynn Lawecki, Irene Harding, Marjorie Leffel, Norma Wiles, Ohma Willette, Rosemary Kethel, Mike Robbins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Baker, PatBigsby, Joanne Noe, Dorothy Drewyor, Dawn Tavtigian, Barbara Fauble, Lois Barnes, Janice Bloomer, Mary Edith Griffen. THIRD ROW: Dwight Wallington, Joycemarie Brick, Priscilla Witker, Jean Mikola, June Gladfelter, Jim Johnson, Milo Hilty, Janice Noe, Miss Keller. Faculty: Features: Barbara Fauble Dorothy Drewyor June Gladfelter Norma Wiles Lois Barnes Underclassmen: Janice Bloomer Janice Noe Joanne Noe Business Manager: Dawn Tavtigian Seniors: EDITORS: ASSiSt8-11125: ohma Wiueue Mvfna Haunaff Jean Mikola Milo Hilty Lvnn Laweckl Marjorie Leffel Joyceznarie Brick John Camp Organizations: , Pat Bigsby Priscilla Witker Mary Edith Griffen Subscriptions: Larry Sunday James Johnson Irene Harding Dwight Wallington Athletics: Faculty Sponsors: Mike Robbins Mr. Baker Rose Mary Kethel Miss Keller 91 Compliments of P Sr- G Grill S. .37 ,Q.,,,, A wi vi sf 2 W -md wx?- an ,ar aw! sail L as Ll' ,iw fi- gk fr , r Wayne George and Ohma Wlllette Janlce and Joanne Noe Joycemarle Br1ck and John Hennmgs f H X0 A Xyfgkiaf f Milo H1lty and Dawn Tavt1g1an Jean M1kOl3 Ronald Dlxon The most athlemc The best dressed The most stud1ous The most attractwe 'yum' ' PEGGY F ROMAN Junior ODDLYN BUNDY Sophomore 666603 BARBARA FAUBLE - QUEEN Senior f N. 'JVM DAWN TA VTIGIAN Senior SHARON M.IKOLA F r e shman Compliments of VALLEYWOOD MINK FARM NAME Everett Arnold - Joan Arnold - - - Kenny Babcock - - Lois Barnes - - - Harvey Beavers - - Bernice Bias - - Pat Bigsby ---- Janice Bloomer - - Joycemarie Brick - Dan Brown ---- Ted Bzovi - John Camp ----- Judy Clark ----- Larry Daubenmeyer Janet Dirnmerling - Ron Dixon ----- Joe Duran - - - - Pat Edwards - Betty Elkins - - Howard Engel - - Barbara Fauble - Millicent Fisher - .. Barbara Ford - - Carole Franklin - - Beverly Frost - - Wayne George - - June Gladfelter - - Mary Edith Griffin - .. - Aerielle Hackley - Bonnie Hagerman - Myrna Hallnan - - Irene Harding - Harold Heath - - John Hennings - Pat Hill - - - Milo Hilty -... James Johnson - .. Kent Judson - - .. Dorothy Dr ewyor - his her his her his her her her her his his his her his her his his her her his her her her her - -her his her her her her her her his his her his his his her 7066! WILL place in the senior tack ------- quiet ways - - friends ----- juvenile antics - - smile ------ well groomed hair class hair' - -------- baton and boots - - past loves - - - jokes ------ broad shoulders - slim figure - - - co-operation - - pleasant voice - - ability in sports - Spanish ---- quietness - - friendliness - - horse play- - - title as queen - laugh --... - chattering - - mischievous - - hair ------ Lincoln - - xninks - - - first love ----- friendliness - - - scholastic ability vim, vigor, and vitality car----.....-- heel plates - - brains .. - - name ------ determination .. - curly hair .. - - cheerfulness - - physics book- - 94 TO a junior her sister John Murphy a lonely freshman Don Meyerhofer Bobbie McFarland anyone Marilyn Fuller Wanda Damaske Keith Boltz anyone who has the nerve to tell them John Krasula Carol Camp Bob Merrill Beverly Coon Steve Geer Jim Noe Grace Franklin 'Shirley Miller Gerald Stinson Peggy Froman Mary Hunt Dorothy Fuller Judy Coleman her sister Dick McQuade Mary Lynn Wolf Joyce Trowbridge Janet Johnson Tamara Bloom Pat Norwine anyone who will put gas in it Bob Hilty anyone who needs them Barbara Rosonowski Bill Daniels Richard Bower Bruce Bundy to anyone who will study Rosemary Kethel Janet Ketring - - Bill Kline - - - Tom Krause - - Leonard Kreuz - Leo Kuhn - - - Lynn Lawecki - - - - Bonnie Lemmon - - - Marjorie Leffel - - - - Mary Leu ---- Leonard Malec - George Meyers - Jean Mikola - - Sharon Muller - - Beverly Naugle - Connie Nino - - - Janice Noe - - Joanne Noe - - Harold Pitts - - - Charles Purdy - Herbert Reynolds Olin Reynolds - - Mike Robbins - - Ed Scheiner - - Myron Smitley - - - - Don Sturt - - - Larry Sunday - - Guy Sutherland - Louise Taft -. - - Dawn Tavtiglian - Mike Tressler - Richard Tulk - Terry Vance - - - - - Dwight Wallington Carol Ward .. - - Pete Watts ..-. - - - - Norma Wiles .- Ohma Willette - - Priscilla Witker - - - Harry Zenk .. - - her her his his his his her her her her his his her her her her her her his his his his his his his his his his her her his his his his her his her her her his typing skill - - temper - - - glasses ----- trip to Oregon - - winning ways - - dimples ---- hot saxophone - - seat on the bus - - hair ------- ring -------- quick adaptability - smile ------- way with men - - love letters - - charm - - - kindness - - - slim figure - twin sister - - - athletic ability- - nickname Duece - last name ---- helpfulness - - - sense of humor - head ------- red hair ------- - - Mr. Toledo title - - ability in music - - space ship - - - size ------ hair ------- study hall desk top sincerity ----- forceful ways - - ability in Speech - - art ability ---- 48 Dodge ----- - '- height ------- naturally curly hair ability in music - - traffic tickets - - Marylin Tuggle Dora Boggs Mike Pilliod a junior who'll take the risk Ivan Zenk a. girl fr om AI Donna Myers anyone Norma Hallnan Phyllis Whaley S. H. S. John Sadowski Karen Peterson Phyllis Wiland Julia Meyers Connie Radebaugh anyone on a diet Els ey Prange Sanford Stewart Ron Meyerhofer anyone Lynn Waller John Pawlaczyk Nelson Tuggle Duane Bryan Gary Poszik Galen Bradford Jim Corwin Joanne Harrison Sandy Spealman to be preserved in concrete Joe Torok Tom Young Mary Sturt her sister Norbert Mossing Joy Newton Nancy Wiles Jeannie Bryan anyone who'll go to court for him 53? .f JAIL CELL I3 firm U ww M. IWQE ' s , , v gp X L A Q ' X ,IL 1 1- Qmwnffif ,,'i. ' ' iff LQ I 1QNgMA y Q? 1, f-1 N Qui' ..-, n yy 3 ,lily f f' ' 1 v,,. f ' , xx If M 1. ff.z,LwAk5mm'v Na- xklk, . iivg .K Q I . .N ., , iWS5A'f Wr32' 1 A 'iw k Q if 4 'S ,L . qi '91 w w ,L M1 'J i gs I 5 2 Q ' G X , :AMS- ,K in 4,451 ,K W.. 15 I. N- ,wk .si is NR fi? W K Wa- ? , wg, , 'Y W ,- qi ' fpgm M F? My . X P .W fa 4 :km fm f 'Q wg mgffg fnv 5 5 . I i T45 A ' . 2 N Q ' M M 2 L 'P E, A2155 , R , K if 4, Q J. 2 . g ' , ,S 4, 'im- --. 5352 , 4 Ml 3 4 J f V 1 'P ' 5. 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Z I E G L E R ' S FARM EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY PHONE 2256 SWANTON, OHIO Plummer Motor Sales 101-193 South Main Street Swanton, Ohio Rambler, Hudson, Nash , Metropolitan Compliments of SIMMONS DRY CLEANERS Swanton, Ohio In by 10:00--Out by 5:00 Compliments of HARDING'S BAKERY Swanton, Ohio Losses Paid With A Smile RUDY STAPELTGN, INSURANCE COMPANY Swanton, Ohio The New CHEVROLET C OR VE T T E BUCKEYE CHEVROLET COLUMBIAN CENTER CORP. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SACRED HEART COUNCIL 142850 SWANTON, OHIO 100 Compliments of CORNER MARKET Harold Doren, Proprietor Swanton, Ohio Compliments of WILES ELECTRIC Phone 2479 Swanton, Ohio Compliments of HAZEL LEU SHOP Women's and Children's Apparel 92 Dodge Street Swanton, Ohio Phone 3851 Compliments of KOEPFER IMPLEMENT SALES International Harvester Dealer Irrigation System Parts 8: Service Compliments of WEIHL'S HOME EQUIPMENT For Better Heating Swanton, Ohio Compliments of BOB'S HUT Chicago Pike Phone 4686 Swanton, Ohio Lumber 8: Supply Co. The Home Builders FENCING - BUILDERS' HARDWARE CONCRETE BLOCKS SWANTON. OHIO PHONE 3941 PAINTS CQAL Compliments of KALMBACH FORD SALES Chicago Pike at South Main Phone Swanton 4826 Compliments of DOTTIES' HAT SHOP Hats - - Hose - - Foundation Garments Swanton, Ohio Compliments of Swanton ENTERPRISE Publishers - Commercial Printers Swanton, Ohio Compliments of BANCROF T CLEANERS 97 North Main Phone 3501 If your clothes are not becoming to you, they should be coming to us. Free Pick Up 8: Delivery Daily Your New Pontiac Dealer EVERS PONTIAC Sales 8: Service lZ8 North Main Phone 2976 Swanton, Ohio Pontiac Parts Factory Trained Mechanics We invite you to drive and price a Pontiac before you buy. Westinghouse Appliances Refrigerators Gas 84 Electric Ranges Laundry Equipment Room Air Conditioners Water Heaters Television American Sinks 8m Cabinets Maytag 81 Speed Queen Washing Machines We Service What We Sell Phone 3841 SWANTON HARDWARE ga Dodge Street , l 102 'K v,v. -xy, gm, , XML , . N 'fwfw .. - N W W me .A 4, -fw... BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 BIEHL AND MALONE FUNERAL DIRECTORS--AMBULANCE SERVTCE SWAN TON LYONS META MORA 103 JOE NOE HARDWARE 108 S. Main St. - Phone 2811 - Swanton, O. WE TREAT You UTI-IE YEARO G, E, Appliances Super Kem-Tone Tools Plumbing and Electric Supplies Lawn Mowers Power Tools Bicycles Sporting Goods GENERAL ELECTRIC THE HOME OF G, E, JOE Swanton lumber Company Trans Mix Concrete M111 Supplies Lumber EAST BROADWAY SWANTON, oH1o PHONE 3015 Compliments of Compliments of SWINT'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions Phone 3531 Swanton, Ohio L U MB ER MIL L WORK Compliments of RO OF ING TAYLOR.'S GIFT SHOP INSULATION Gifts Hobby Phone 2656 Swanton, Ohio Brailev, Ohio Phone Swanton 3765 START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US NOW. . . BUILD A COLLEGE-EDUCATION FUND FOR YOUR YOUNGSTERS WITH SYSTEMATIC DEPOSITS! The Farmers' 81 Merchants' DEPOSIT COMPANY swAN1oN, oulo MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Deposits lnstmed Up To 310,000.00 105 C OMF 'LIME NTS OF HAD STITNE BUICK Chicago Road Swanton, Ohio PHONE 359l Open Monday Thru Friday Till 9 p, m I , ALFRED MEIER Ferguseon Tractors 8: Equipment A dmiral Television 8: Appliances Whirlpool Washers 8: Dryers Swanton, Ohio - Phone 2552 Compliments of CURLY 'S RESTURANT ' Chicago Pike - Swanton, Ohio C ompliments of Compliments of BRAILEY GENERAL STORE W illiam Damaske Compliments of A. A. PURDY'S CLOTHING 8: SHOE STORE Swanton, Ohio Compliments of RHULAND'S DEPARTMENT STORE Swanton, Ohio Compliments of JUDSON'S FOOD MARKET Swanton, Ohio 106 Swanton Milling 81 Elevator Co. SWANTON MASTER S UARE DEAL MM!! STQRTING MASH XcD.iEE:..7 CONGRA TULA TIONS GigHAgIgD1vlEgg..H !Mv, to the W SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 IQIEQIPI FEEDS GRAINS COAL , SEEDS FERTILIZERS HAY STRAW B O B ' S S H O P FOR MEN AND BOYS 104 S. Main St. Phone 3666 Swanton, Ohio Dress Right, You Can't Afford Not To. 107 'I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The Family Store H. B. Turpening, OWNER Swanton, Ohio Compliments of THE BRANDING IRON Chicago Pike Shakes 8: Malts Home Made Ice Cream COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES To the class of 1957 Harding's Bakery Swanton, Ohio SOUTH END SUNOCO FIRST FEDERAL Your Service Center SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION K H e Y . Tires Delta, Ohio Tubes Batteries Congratulations to the Class Accessfmes Washing Polishing of 1957 Lubrications Deposits Insured up to 510, 000 Car Maintenance at its Best Pick Up and Delivery Phone 2911 Lewis Bi Norman Hardy, Owners Chicago Pike Congratulations Seniors Lotus help with UM in ourfutum S Home oF Ho.voldSo.ul5 Liber-1:1 Center , Ohio Wrgil Bloomer Construction Fl' 1 :li Delta. ,Ohm Phone - Swanton -3208 Congratulations Class of 1957 MAKE SUNDAY FAMILY DAY AT THE AIR PORT Home Baked Pasteries Pleasant atmosphere Swiss Stake and Chicken Dinners A specialty For Reservations Phone LU 7-3722 Compliments of TURPENING'S MARKET Swanton, Ohio fu MANUFACTURERS OF SILVERWARE CHESTS AND OCCASIONAL TABLES SWANTON, OIIIO 110 Compliments of Compliments of GEO, HENNING'S GREENHOUSE WAYNE'S1 SERVICE STATION AND NURSERY Swanton Ohio Flower Plants -- Bulbs Evergreens trees shrubs Compliments of Chicago Pike Just West of Airport 5 O U TH S ID E MA RKE T Phone 3312 Groceries and Meats I 1 Compliments of Congratulations HERFF JONES COMPANY to the World's Largest Manufacturer Class of 1957 Of Class Rings CABLE AND WIRE PRODUCTS COMPANY Indianapolis , Indiana Swanton, Ohio P. D. Cook, Representative Maume e , Ohio 111 gm, mfg fue i mm., aw. YM, 'u, ! ef K. 7: - M6 g Q . ,Q f L .M Mm.-www M5 ,M f' ' X a 3 ...vb- Wis .fp mil-fmkg AW - k' fx-A 1 f m. 9' .. wif H2 . , 'w W 1 if ff . A -sk P 152.625 + .. W-f.L-if .3 L , -49235 M 1 12g -AIM ' - .,.. ,g,Q,., k is im? 2 :N Y pa ,,., 1 ,-k:, , if WM: ,www x V26 5' A 4' s L 1 4' 7 ' 1wk,f4,wf,f, --,rx ,VZ TW, H endafz ZZWMPMQ lst row: Norma Wiles, Joanne Noe, Dawn Tavtigian, Janice Noe Jean Mikola, Znd row: Guy Sutherland, Janice Bloomer, Ohma Wil- lette, Mike Tressler. 3rd row: Terry Vance, Mrs. Eva Carpenter Wayne George. CAST Willoughby Adams Guy Sutherland Aunt Hester Norma Wiles Aunt Louise Jean Mikola Aunt Olga Joycemarie Brick Inner Willy Mike Tressler Stanley Terry Vance Mike Wayne George Marybelle Janice Bloomer Trudy Janice Noe Judy Joanne Noe Carol 4, Dawn Tavtigian ma J' .. . A A D lst row: Joanne Noe, Hoyce Rausch, Wanda Damaske, Janice Yunker, Karen Han- sen, Ellen Hurlburt, Lynn Lawecki. Znd row: Janet Craig, Richard Bower, Larry Sunday, Bill Daniels, Robert Coder, Garry Sharples, Priscilla Witker, Marylin Long. Sixteen students participated in the annual District Contest at B. G. S. U., along with 1300 other students from Northwestern Ohio. Superior ratings went to the Sax Quartet consisting of Joanne Noe, Lynn Law wecki, Pricilla Witker, and Janice Yunker: the Trombone Trio consisting of Janet Craig, Larry Sunday, and Bill Daniels. Janice Yunker, alto saxaphoneg Lynn Lawecki, tenor saxaphoneg Joycemarie Brick, oboeg and Janet Craig, trombone, won honors with their solos. Excellent ratings went to Joanne Noe, baritone saxaphoneg Wanda Damaske, oboe, Joyce Rausch, clarinet, Karne Hansen, clarinetg Garry Sharples, trumpet, Robert Coder, cornet, and Trombone Quartet composed of Janet Craig, Larry Sunday, Bill Daniels, and Richard Bower. Very Good ratings went to Sue Thomas, alto saxapboneg Ellen Hurlburt, French horn, Karen Hansen, pianog and Marylin Long, Tuba. SAX QUARTE T At the State Contest the Sax Quartet received a superior rating as did Janice Yunker on her alto sax solo. Excellent ratings went to Lynn Lawecki, tenor sax, Joycemarie Brick, oboe, and the Trombone Trio. Janet Craig received a rating of very good on her trombone solo. Joanne Noe, Lynn Lawecki, Priscilla Witker, Janice Yunker pam 2aeenmzd14 M , . v l 4 i Q , in ....: all l l l ff i l 4 5 5 Q a l e 1 ll l if nf, a -Q---e -f I ., V o n Ig? Y i i iw 5 E if Sli' gh. ,sk t 1 3' J' ' . 7 fl 3 Q3 Q if ' ' ' - 5 Dawn Tavtigian Irene Harding QUEEN Barbara Fauble Joycemarie Brick Rosemary Kethel if 1' ,. April 27, 1957 ,t ftp --Q lxfx -' ' 4. ff: I Q I H '-' X, 1 1 Swanton H1gh School Gymnasnlm ,Car h?H1rF N l' QwQ,it,5l 4 A M- f, . . VW.-v 1 li ? 2 l , 52- 'vflllfx-f '1 4. 'ew 5' 37 '. Xxx,-,J-- 3 x -.,. I lv? p wr, tif' f Nell K ,la ,, K V ' I L J GTM M . - -- lst row: Don Sturt, Larry Leffel, Thomas Gillen, Robert Phipps, John Pawlaczyk, Leonard Malec, Robert Hilty, Bill Wahl. Znd row: Robert Bland, Nobert Mossing, Richard Mapes, James Banks, Anthony McCown, Curtis Johnson, Duane Bryan, John Mossing, John Murphy, Coach Courtney. W, a,e,g0e,f ' SU' fmiazix -' 9f45?:11Q' WE Siailvikf swiwmms ssfrxwzsl MQW ENUM 3 HEYQEVQSSS 5 ser wil? 1 gf- al: 255931535159 15 fm: .53 4. .1 ,, lst row: Osee Burris, Kirk Badgett, Jim Stapleton, Dennis Hallett. Znd row: Mr. Elmer Girten, Dick Hallett, Jim Banks, Jim Noe. an lst row Mike Pilliod, Charles Gillen, Robert Merrill Kenny Babcock Ron Dixon Richard Hintz, Mike Robbins, Carl Fruchey 2nd row Thomas Norris, Vartan Sarkisian, James Price John Camp Harold Heath James Johnson, Coach James Stahl. 60764 OPPONENT W THEY DA TE April l6--- --- Anthony Wayne - April 23--- --- Montpelie1'----- April Z6.--- ---Perrysburg --- May Z --- ---Wauseon- May 6 ---- --- Wauseon- May 14 - Delta---- May 15 - Archbold 'F' H H Viiucg 53 XXI V.,W.Ix1s,. 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