Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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Two OR WARD The year of 1953 brings to a close many years of happiness, play and work for the Seniors of Upper High. Yet it is only the beginning for many of us. We, the members of the annual staff, present for you, the Indian Village Year- book. The theme for the yearbook is not a look at the future as are so many, but a brief glimpse at the era in which our parents were graduated from high school. Known as the Roaring Twentiesv, this era is re- membered as that of the flappers, the bell-bottom trousers, and the Charleston. XV e have made mistakes and errors, but we humbly hope that you will understand and that you will receive a little happiness and pleasure in leafing through the pages of this, your qlndian Villagef' A vote of thanks must go to Mr. Koenig, the advisor, whose work and patience helped to make this book possible, and to Richard Stansbery, the untiring business manager. VVe sincerely hope that the memories you will receive will warm your heart. JAMES TRUESDELL Editor

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DEDICA T I ON With huxnblesness and pride we dedicate this Indian Village annual to our teacher and friend, Mr. Charles Hood. His cheerfulness, guidance, and patience with us for the past four years have truly been appreciated. As the Senior class advisor, Mr. Hood has never failed to take time out from his numerous duties to hear and to help solve our problems Therefore, we express our gratitude for the many ways he has helped us and we wish for Mr. Hood the best of everything in the years ahead CONTENTS Four Section I ADINIINISTRATION Section II SENIORS ,,..........,..... Section III UNDERCLASSLIEN Section IV ACTIVITIES ........,..... Secnon V' SPORTS ...... Page Page Page Page Page