Baltic High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Baltic, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY After our excutung tour of San Francusco, we went back to our spaceshup and checked our equupment for our funal take oft We sauled unto the aur and started curclung un our orbut once more A large dark vusuon appeared to us In the hazy atmosphere We checked our space maps and from these we learned that ut was the planet of Pluto As we neared the planet we saw on the barren land a small tent wuth queer lookung people ar und t As we ap proached the planet the flap of the tent opened and rn the door stood a person from earth We duscovered that she was a fortune teller and was fascunatung those queer luttle people wuth her tales about the earth We then realuzed she was a student of Baltuc Hugh CAROL SCHLARB We then contunued on un our orbut and funally decuded we better go back to earth to make our reports of our lourney through space We headed back to the Baltuc test grounds and curcled to make our landung Funally we dud land and found a large crowd of people assembled to greet us Among these people was a dustunguushed lookung lady We learned that she was a very promunent lawyer from Nev York As she came up to congratulate us we notuced that she looked rather famuluar As we spoke to her on varuous subuects we suddenly realuzed that she was a grad uate of the class of 1958 from Baltuc Hugh CAROLINE HUPRICH Well students thus concludes our lourney through space We want to wush you all the most success un the future Donna Lunt and Bonnue Croft HUMOR Teacher Now Johnny uf I lay two eggs here and three over there how many wull there be altogether? Johnny Personally I dont thunk you can do ut Jum B I rause wonderful strawberrues' Bruce S Are they really good? Jum The best' Luscuous large blood ued and luucy' Jum Nope lust cream and sugar Her lups quuvered as they approached mune My whole fr me shook I looked unto her blue eyes Her body trembled as our lups met and I could feel my chest heavung My chun vubratung and my body shuddered as I held her to m Moral Never kuss your gurl un a second hand car wuth the motor runnung Mr Troyer to Hustory class Thus exam wull be conducted on the honor system Please take seats three seats apart and un alternate rows Why do you call your cat Ben Hur? asked the luttle boys fruend u e boy c ed y cat Ben tull had kuttens A group of prohubutuonusts heard that up un the hulls there was a man lO2 years old who had never touched a drop of luquor One day they vusuted the old man who was very weak and was confuned to hus bed As they were duscussung the man s story a vuolent nouse was heard un the other room When they asked what the nouse was the old man feebly saud Thats Pappy on a drunkung spree Just what good have you done for humanuty'? asked the uudge before pass ung sentence on the puckpocket Well replued the confurmed crumunal Ive kept three or four detectuves workung regularly Judge to wutness What us your age? She Twenty fuve years and some months Judge How many months? She A hundred and twenty A man was druvung along on a hughway when suddenly a woman druvung a car loaded wuth chuldren turned from a sude road un front of the man After narrowuly mussung each other they stopped The man saud Lady don t you know when to stop? Lady Ill have you know these arent all mme ' 1 o u . - ' ' , , , . ,, . . .. . 1 , I ,, I ,, I , . . I . . I . . . , ' ' ll ' ' ll ' . ' . ' ll ll . I . H U 1 . - - 11 1 : . , , - 1 ' H 1 I ' I Bruce: Do you put fertilizer on them'? ' , a as 1 I U I . ' I Il ' ll . ec H I. . : l l l II . . I ll ll - 11 r ' ' Il I I ll ' ' l . 1 ' I - 11 1 11 - 1 1 ' L'ttl 1 l all m ' it 1 ' - 62 ..

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CLASS PROPHECY Next our lourney carried us across the Mediterranean Sea As we looked down the Flfth Fleet of the Unated States Navy was on maneuver On the deck of the largest shrp of the fleet stood the offtcer IH charge As he called to has men we thought has volce sounded fammar We dropped our shup closer to the sea for a better look We were then very much surprlsed as to the tdentuty of the officer rn command It was PETER MUTSCHEL KNAUS Sputntck then zoomed back unto space agaln and we traveled on across the At lantlc Ocean Our fuel was runnlng low and when we approached the Northern shores of Canada we declded to land and refuel We chose to land an a small open area tn the middle of a large forest ranger statuon so we decnded to explore the s a tuon ln the control tower was seated e head ranger of the Eastern Dlvlslon of e Canadlan Forest Rangers Assoctatton thought we would talk with htm whlle w wanted for the fuel trucks to arrlve As e ranger rose to greet us we recogmzed htm as our old frtend EUGENE PRETEZUS We then asked the ranger If he would take us on a tour throughout the vast forest He klndly consented When he was relleved from has duties we all cltmbed unto has leep and we were off on a large excurslon tour As we approached a small clearlng In the forest we notrced a small beautiful hospital We asked the ranger If he would show us around He agreed and we went In for a look around and found seated behund the desk of the head nurs BETTY RABER We then went Into the cuty of Quebec for our last night before we left for our further tourney tn Sputntck No I3 We had our dlnner an a large restaurant and then decided to have a nrght on the town There was one parttcular butldlng whlch caught our eye It was a large arena where sports events were held We decrded to take In the evening events We went In and were seated In the front row The evenung events consisted of a tumblung exhubltlon and a gurls basketball game both being compet atlve events As the teams approached the floor from thetr dresslng rooms the coach for the Quebec Giants partuculary caught our eye We remembered her as one of the most active members of the Physlcal Educatlon class of the class of 58 She was MARY REGULA The next day we boarded our spaceshap agam and were off for further adventures In outer space nearing the moon lt was dark by this time and we heard the bark Ing of dogs As we drew closer we could see a grant spotllght shlnnang Into the sky We then notlced that there were a great caravan of hunters searching the trees Leading the caravan of hunters ap peared a large dark frgure with a beau tlful coon dog by has slde We recognized the dog as Duke and the hunter as ROBERT SCHLABACH From the moon we continued on our exciting and fasclnatlng lourney through the realms of outer space We now found ourselves nearung the planet of Venus w neared Venus we saw a new school whlch had lust been erected for the children We entered and walked down the long corrlder to the door marked prrncupal We opened the door and seated behind the desk we saw a dtstlngulshed looklng person She Invited us to come tn and sand she would take us on a tour of the school As she rose from her desk we reallzed It was a graduate of Baltic Hugh EDNA SCHLEGEL Next we were crrcllng near the United States and as we neared the beauttful state of Calrfornla we saw a large ranch stretched across the country stde As we drew closer we noticed all the large bulld lngs and mllllons of small specks on the ground Now as tt came clearer Into vlew the small specks turned out to be sheep When the owner of the ranch came out among the sheep we recognlzed htm as BRUCE STAUFFER We decided to land our spaceshtp and take a tour of the state of Callfornla w landed near the clty of San Francisco As we landed great crowds of people assem bled to look at our queer looking machme We were met by the president of the Chamber of Commerce who offered to take us on a tour of San Francisco H took us to the Cow Palace and to the Golden Gate Brldge Next he took us on a tour of the slums and told us that the welfare department was dolng great good for the betterment of slum areas tn the clty He also showed us some of the condltlons of these slums As we were walktng up the street we met a lady and were In troduced to her We learned that she was one of the best leaders the welfare depart ment has ever known As we talked with her we reallzed ut was MARTHA TOLAND . l I . , . I I I - ' I . ' As e . . ti . I '. th ' th ..' . .. .We . .. . . . . e . I .. . . .D th . . , . . , . I I . . .I e . I , . ' .e I l l I. -61...

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SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Teachers meetsng Half day of school Students regss tratson and choossng of sublects Sensors made plans for annual pub lsshed for 57 58 term Fsrst day of cafetersa and fsrst day for Sensor candy sales Baltsc played Fresno sn baseball Baltsc won 65 Electson of class offscers Second baseball game wsth Port Washsngton We won ll 0 Baltsc beat Stone Creek sn baseball game Score was 6 0 Game wsth Fresno was cancelled be cause of rasn ' Baseball game wsth Berlsn We won wsth a score of 51 The Junsor Class play cast was an nounced The band went down to Dover Fasr for exhsbstson No Schooll' Everyone went to the asr Mr Troyer had larsngstss No Gov ernment classl' The boys tsecl a game wsth Sugarcreek sn baseball The game was fsnally called on ac count of darkness The fsnal score was 66 at the end of the seventh snnsng Sensors went to Dover to Harmons Studso to get Sensor psctures taken Everyone sasd they were scared but we hope the proofs do not show st A vsctory for the baseball team' The boys beat Port Washsngton 4 0 Mr Harmon came up to school and took the largest share of the annual psctures The band marched at Sugarcreek sn Swsss Festsval Parade Sensors started paper drsve Our boys won another baseball game The fsnal score was lO O sn a vsctory over Stone Creek OCTOBER l In baseball Northwestern beat Baltsc Bruce Clarence Gary and Nsc hauled the paper from Sensors Paper Drsve to Canton Freshmen lnstsatson A lot of green Freshmen were around school today' In afternoon a baseball game was played wsth Berlsn We lost 9 8 No School Coshocton Fasr Sensors recesved proofs Results were very good A baseball game was played wsth Gnadenhutten We lost Lost to Sugarcreek sn baseball Score was 7 3 The flu bug has hst the school Every one ss feelsng sll Many students out wsth the flu Basketball practsce begsns Good luck sn the 57 58 season boys There were 140 students out wsth the flu 17 No SchooI Too many students are out wsth the flu Annual psctures came back from Har mons Sensor students sdentsfsed the psctures others typed the con tents for the annual Report cards came out Ram So Halloween Parade was canceled at Dover and band could not go down No school Teachers had meetsng at Columbus ln evensng a lyseum number was presented at the school It presented to publsc the Trampo lene Artssts The Sophomore class took a state test NOVEMBER Sensors took a state Psychology test ln evensng the Junsor class pre sented the play Frasdy Cat vsews at Dover A practsce basketball game was play ed at Northwestern Baltsc lost Prsnce of Peace speeches were gsven sn the assembly room sn the after noon by 4 of the gsrls partscspatsng sn the contest The other four Prsnce of Peace speeches were gsven sn the assembly room sn the mornsng The Prsnce of Peace contest was won by Nancy Hendershot and Mary Regula No Schooll' Veteran s Day Our fsrst basketball game' Balts played Nashvslle We won both games varssty and reserve Lyceum Number Lathan and hss Dogs presented sn the audstorsum Baltsc traveled to Sugarcreek for a basketball game The boys lost the Varssty but won the Reserve Mr Ksrkland chose the gsrls for the ensemble They held thesr fsrst practsce for Xmas program The Sensors fsnally got thesr psctures Everyone was well pleased wsth the results ln the evensng Baltsc was vsctorsous over Plasnfseld 92 53' Baltsc took all 3 games from Gnaden hutten I 4-l. lO- ' . 2- ' . , g 3- . ' - ss- ' . - 4- ' L - l3- l ' . 5? . . . - . I -I I . ' ' . l4- ' 6- ' ' . . ' - . l6- - .. 9- ' ' . ' - ' 21- ' - 12- ' L ' L ' z - 13- L ' l - 22- . - 23- ' .. ' l7- ' ' . . 1 18- ' - l - 25- .. l ' so- ' ' D - 20- .. ' ' - f ' . - 23- . ' ' ' . - 2 an . IT I . I ' T 4-Seniors signed up for College Pre- . . ' 6M ' Q .. 24- ' , ' . ' - . ' . . ' 7j ' ' 26- ' . ' ' - . - I 84 ' 27- . ' ' A - G so- ' ' 28- ' 30- ' l ' I ll- L .. ' . I 12- ' . 'c I ' 14- ' ' ' 6-s. ' ' '5- ' 21 I 1 . , I . sc- . ' ' ' 3? . . . . . . ' ' ' . . . , - I 4- .. ' ' . l , g l i ' 5- ' ' . . ' - . 26- - .. 63 -