Bedford High School - Talisman Yearbook (Temperance, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1958 volume:

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Xi 'or Q, is ff, ' ,f ,f iq' v4 fl .iw 'fi M I I I QW frfiff 0 bo CLIN LP, SS! sb OUR GIRLS AND MAN FRIDAY OS Ng ,QQ yfrjre wtf ff X6 S5 C,Q!P95Q'Sg,J7srqiZ!c?,y gf. ,235 SN cg' V 5 '59 ery gifs gy agp, i JUDY LOWE NANCY ELSEA 2 X 'wjcgg MAURENE BAADE MICHAEL GUTHRIE 0 0' ' ,U eff 'J ' . . J My . . ,greed . I ,,v-ff C5 of Cv-f Ax' 1 1' Qqkp Q Nffsy ,gf J! ,ff - ,G If 9 'U-Kb gy ,VX ef , O5 -'-. - -.I A4-J x :Z I we aff GW 'I K I w- .U W-W.. .,,.,..m .5-0--If-mr. ,W-.-,K-pw-,,,,-,W Y ,.,-IW.. ..,.. I .., ,- IM., I. .,..,.,,-U... ,, ,A , ,,,,. FACES THAT HAVE A STORY T0 TELL MARCIA SATTLER JUDY SCHAFER Co-Editor fmlt Co-Editor MILDRED SALTER Advisor PRESENT THE 1958 TAUSMAN ALICE KROSSCHELL LORRAINE DIXON Business Manager Subscriptions ELLEN smouo BONNIE BROWN 3 Advertising Photography s 2 BOB SWEHLA President SUE Gll.L V. President MR. HALE Advisor GLORIA KOWALSKI Secretary GARY DEGNE Treasurer 'S xX R Q I JIINWILY.. STUDENT GUUNGIL 'EY Kp s., ,I lilllnvvni- s..f -,,, The president of the Student Council, Robert Swehla, was elected by the student body. Under the leadership of their advisor, Mr. Hale, they completed the revision of the constitution. In the fall of the year they sponsored the Homecoming Game with Sue Gill as their chairman. Other activities include: Organization of Red Feather Campaign for queen, and sponsoring the Snow- ball Dance in January. With the profits from their pen sales they purchased new shades for the gym. '27 if SITTING: Pat Jennings, Jim Storer, Cliff MacBay. STANDlNG: Vernon Kinney, Juanita Trabbic. 9 2 Ar' 'K -. U 4 Q ' 3 S 4 f 4 . Se ,ffl ' + 5. I Q ,a . .5 A N ri L1 . .M an v K6 ,, ft ' 'I ., if fifix 3 'U . .7 ' ' ' sf: All mens faces are whatsoever thenr FUOTBALL QUEEN MISS ELLEN MOSSBURG RED FEATHER QUEEN MISS KAREN RANKE ELLEN MOSSBURG 1957 Homecoming Queen 'a HOMECOMING GAME CANDIDATES LEFT TO' RIGHT: Judy Baker, Alice Connor, Bonnie Hansen, Betty Keil, Veronico Andrews, 1956 Queen, Cindy Morrison, Ellen Mossburg, Judy Schafer, Joyce Schmolcel, Judy Swisher. if S 1 f-,A . a J 5 L 7 Penelope Sycamore . Essie .....,....... Rheba ......,. Paul Sycamore . . Mr. De Pinna . . . Ed .,......... Donald ,,.. ...... Martin Vanderhof 4 . Alice .,.,...,.... YOII GAN'T Presented . . . Judy Hausmann .. Alice Krosschell . . . Bonnie Brown . . . . Mose Couch . , Bob Coughlin . , Bruce Vogel , . . . Ned Kubitz .. . ,. Ray Barnhart . . , Brenda Caldwell Director .....,.. Student Director , CIIMMITTEES PROM PTERS Barbara Towne Judy Schafer MAKE-UP Marvell Ferguson Carolyn Sutts Lorraine Dixon Barbara. McMichael Bob Swehla Joe Perkins PROGRAMS Alice Stobinski Judy Falk Barbara Nofziger PUBLICITY Nancy Elsea Jackie Lohbauer Judy Ranville Pat Sotko Donna Schmidt COSTUMES Shirley Sprague Veronica Andrews Linda Le Bay USHERETTES JoAnne Sulewski Mary Abel Joyce Schmokel Irene Hulisz ANNOUNCERS Janet Burno Judy Van Nest Lois Noble P RO PS Marcia Sattler Ellen Stroud TICKETS Joyce Hunsicker Judy Lowe Dawn Blackford Leone Alcock Sharon Rogge Terry Miller SET James Kerekes Bill Karmol Pat Kronk TAKE IT WITH YOII By the Senior Class CAST Henderson . . . Tony Kirby ..... Boris Kolenkhov . I Gay Wellington . . . Mr. Kirby ...,,, Mrs. Kirby . I . Olga ...... G-Woman . . . G-Men ..,.. . . Mildred Salter . , . . Nancy Elsea . , Ernest Guy Dennis Segur John Paschen Karma Yeager I . . Jim Storer . . . . Sue Gill . Sucille Stout . Bev Schnaak . . . . Ed Jones Ernest Guy H, L., sfwgix 5 55 -,.. N ix Ki' Y M. 3 LW? if 1 f .l 'N-any .11 guna: Q we w I Q Z! DVER THE RAINBUW Aww' ,fx :WIN '59 A P 'fl-qxx rx x rf' 'gy W ,, ki if A ,. M 2 ITN 'N- BEDFORD'S MARDHING BAND TERRY MILLER ALMA MATER Oh, sing with praise for Bedford High School, Alma Mater Fair. For gray and scarlet ever-blended we will ever care. Our school and colors we will love, our friendship ne'r for- get. So sing with praise for Bedford High School, fairest ever yet. i V' JAN CHURCH NANCY STILES f Q MARY ABEL RICHARD AND THE MAJORETTES k..A.,4 ' BETTY DAVIS KARON DODDS ALICE KROSSCHELL RICHARD BROWN CAROL VAN DYKE JUDY LOWE 3' 1 1,. S E R R A s N E K A N ROBERT T S 74 VERONICA ANDREWS ARTHUR ONWELLER HISER JANET MONTRI NEIL TOLLY JONES BOB BARNHART AUGUSTINE BROOK BEEBE RAY JUDY DEGNER PAUL MARSHALL JIM JACOBS 38 JOYCE SCHMOKEL VARSITY BAND -F' ' 5 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: R. Barnhart, V. Andrews, J. Lowe, J. Schmokel, B. Beebe, M. Manley, SECOND ROW: P. VclnTassel, P. Trapp, J, Reuland, M. Davis, J. Masters, J. Baker, J. Degner, B. Marten, D. Kaemming, A. Onweller, B. Brown, P. Kronk, L. Osborn, P. Jennings. THIRD ROW: P. Harrington, D. Newman, R. Burroughs, P. Marshall, R. Augustine, J. Sulewski, G. Steele, J. Hunsicker, R. Hiser. STANDING: Mr. Holmes, E. Jones, J. Quaintance, A. Krosschell, W. Meyers, N. Tolly, E. Hubbard, J. Jacobs, L. Hecklinger, D. Miller, V. Moorehead. NGA' CHQQ g FIRST ROW: Left to Right: J. Hunsicker, C. Hiser, P. Andrews, G. Fleck. SECOND ROW: L. Alexander, S. Smith, C. Van Dyke, K. Smith, D. Hetzel, C. Abel, B. Davis M. Szymanski, K. Dodds, M. Abel, L. Eisemann, J. Montri. THIRD ROW: L. Capman, B. Webster, J. Clark, E. Drayton, S. Krank, N. Stiles, T. Roach,l L. L, Lanny J. Brunt, G. Wagoner, J. Rendle, V. Nichols, M. Fleck. STANDING: J. Quaintance, R. Augustine, R. Ransom, J. White, Mr. Holmes, S. Hubbard, D. Dove M. Gintzer, R. Brown. 1 FRESHMEN BAND qgisigiii' 2 lg 4. ,,,J' f n ,f f , rg. I FIRST ROW: Left io Right: M. Harwick, L. Copman, J, Hiller, A, Byers, N. Bromon, B. Kuhnke, SECOND ROW: R. Andrews, E. Bosfwick, W. Bosiwick, A. Hartz, J. Allore, E. Potion, J. Grifka J. Hammond, J. Jacobs, J. Harrington, THIRD ROW: J. Domigon, V. Kinney, S. Hiteschew, S. Striggow, M. Smith, S. Syzmanski, L. Cooper J. LuVoy, STANDING: Mr. HoImes, J. Kingsbury, M. Tondler, R. Barnett, G. Gintzer, D. Stevens SCARLET LYRE CLUB -1211 I C-5 , . 4 wg . . . W.. K . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BH BH ft SALLI STORER LOIS NOBLE JUDY SCHAFER ELLEN STROUD ELLEN MOSSBURG U U ... ' 9' in 652,114-5 516 funn-Q 'vii' bln K vymwmmmivi I 'Q J' 45, avmfff' -1,4 :QI in--his. ' ww-ppm 52:5 4 M 0, A191 2, If sk-Q l1u-my Y Ti, ls? Q 4: RESERVE CHEERLEADERS JOAN GUIBERSON GRACE GINTZER BEVERLY PERRY KAY COLWELL JT'-1 is 1' ,,,.-leg: 1 1 1 .glfgg g ' rim ' r gui 4 5 0 K 1, SK! 5 6 ' 6 'Ax ff fn av 1 CLUBS CuIture's countenance here 23 GUM. PUST STAFF WE KICK THE News AROUND SITTING: Nancy Elsea, Editor: Ellen Stroud, Business Manager. STANDING: Bonnie Brown, Assistant Editor. SITTING: Terry Miller, Art Editor, Alice Krosschell, Rleporterg Lorraine Dixon, Reporter: Maureen Baade, Reporter. STANDING: Marcia Sattler, Advertising Manager, Mike Guthrie, Sports Editor, Judy Schafer, Sales Manager. LIBRARIIINS STANDING: Joe Perkins, Judy Clark, Rita Gustafson, John Paschen, Connie Hammiff, Jo Ann Paschen, Kay Mann, SITTING: Bonnie Hiteschew, Karen Dodds. MISS GOLEMBIEWSKI LINDA SUMMERSETT Librarian and BILL WIEDERHOLD FUTURE NURSES 0F AMERICA ELLEN DANZEISEN SUE GILL President V. President it w - g ii I ' SALLI STORER JUDY SWISHER SECRETARY Treasurer Ellen Dclnzeisen, Carol Bellman, Barbara Haywurdf MR. WIGENT Advisor The Future Nurses are an active group of sophomores, iuniors and seniors. They have visited Toledo Hospital, and the Health Department in Monroe, Michigan. At Christmas time they treated a needy family with a tree and other articles. For their work in the club, they receive a gold pin which is a symbol of their membership. SPANISH , .,f , :,,. V f 'T Q .2 A M Q ., as 3+ 5 M 2 W Q CAROL COBB SHARON TRUTT CLUB 5-- . . , . Q - ,La,,., I KATHY KEREKES President V. President Secrefcry 4-fm, K F XR . BOB COUGHLIN Treasurer 3 9. . ,M NM,j,,,..n- FIRST ROW: C. Cobb, E. Burno, S. Goodson, N. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. Sforer E. Brunf, C. Morrison, M. Budde, L. Groves, P. McKnight, V. Werner, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Shrider, B. Coughlin, J. Sclfe-r, T. Barrett, T. Wagoner, B. Beckwith, S. Truii, K. Kerekes, Miss Hall. BEDFORD TEENS AGAINST POLIO FUTURE BUSINESS LEAIIERS 0F AMERICA :II 1 ,. . -,.. In :-. : fr, , fmk We l f Z UE J MII V l QW mr ,E , I if ' Iv' ELLEN STROUD KAREN RANKE MARVELL FERGUSON SHARON ROGGE Presideni V. President Secretary Treasurer MRS. WHITESELL Advisor LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Lohbauer, Patricia LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Mc Michael Soiko, Donna Schmidt, Judy Rcnville. Kcxihryn Shaffer. JUNIUR CLASSICAL LEAGUE MISS KAMS Advisor J' F BILL DODDS Presideni FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA Q 1-fi . W ti I PAUL SHAFFER V. President x K . f j 52- ,fy 1 , .5 J A 1 V R. TOM MITCHELL CARL CORNPROBST Secreiary Treasurer apr www MR. STRUBLE Mx' Wifi I xx M Advisor LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence Bundy, Deon Y o u n g, Richard Brown. ART CLUB I' V ' , I ,, Q srrit. i I f 'I A ' CINDY MORRISON ED BRUSHABER JANET ELSEA JOSEPHINE KRUEGER president V. President Secretary Treasurer s . wg -INR s CINDY VISITING SANTA MRS. TUSSING Advisor The art club kept up with the Christmas Season by exhibiting a Christmas tree in the main hall. Near the tree sat Santa who was visited by the boys and girls ot the elementary grades. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA PAT KRONK ELSIE MEYERHOFER JAN CHURCH Presideni V. Presideni Secretary ,ge JUDY SHAW Treasurer I I 19' MISS MOWERY Advisor FIRST TABLE: Lois Cooper, Rozann Andrews, Mary Eise- mann. SECOND TABLE: S Q n d r C1 HiIescI'1ew, Sally Kimberly, Kathy Vaughn, Mary Turski, Susan Syzmanski. THIRD TABLE: Judy Grifko, Joyce Kingston, Ellen Patton, Joan Jacobs. GLBE CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Hiser, S. Tippin, M. Stevens, S. Shoup, A. Sharp. SECOND ROW: J. Summerseti, J. Driver, P. Gorney, C. Bellmcn, K. Schmidt, M. Turski, B. Dennis. THIRD ROW: A. Ferguson, R. MacDonald, B. Surowick, B. Clark. HUM A HAPPY TUNE MRS. HAGGERTY Director NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -ep SDE LEFT TO RIGHT: Veronica Andrews, Treasurer, Judy Schafer, Secreiary Ellen Stroud Reporier Bob Swehla, President, Marcia Saiiler, V. President, Sharon Rogge, Judy Lowe Historian PROBATIONARY MEMBERS 4 i ,Q- ,av STANDING: Brook Beebe, Nancy Stiles, Ellen Danzeisen, Janice Sullivan Mary Gintser Mrs Whifesell, Phillis Rendlle, Bonita Miller, Sharon Truii, Carol Arbuckle, Salli Slorer SITTING: David Call, Paul Harringion, Eric Warren, Terry Miller, Douglas Dove Dean Kolar Raymond Barnhari, John Bagley. fb, .. X' ' , A .ver ' i Ss--'JC '- 'Q f' l . . '.f'4 .K QV '- E ,K .Q- FO f . W EQ 40 TLA , P -ri H 1' i - - '3- L k . , E 7 IK. X . 'vw XV 35 I Q Yi mnmvvm' 'f in 'Q Q-1 ww-'frw.,,.,,,,,u -.. K 3 . SPORTS W The face that rocked the crowd. 37 .WV-Q-,. -f -V-,W THY FACE BEARS II GUMMAIIIJ IN IT MARVIN BERGMAN Athletic Director ll WARREN EYLER Football HOWARD HALE Basketball ANTHONY WOLDZKO Freshman Football Kxm. xi Q. ,JS is If 'W QW u-M, V F: 'fi W .vi 4 ', lv Wes? F 'S H2 M. I , M' f V- if, ,f 5-.,,,,,, ww,-Q Hammerstein, B. Rank. mi mes, Ja ood, J mmer, D. Dove, W. Wood, R. W D ROW: B. Karmol, D. Segur, B. Dodds, C. Ri ON 0, sec 0 D. ll! Guihrie, F. Rank, R. Knaggs, D. Siedlecki, P. Shaffer. r, M. QE J. Hunsin 5 O as I r- ac D 9 TEAM FUUTBALL TY RS VA A O ef, dm D. Ulrich, D. Moniri, C. Wi Y, Walle L Kubitz, Kerekes, N. cmes, J. J J. OW: D. Siedlecki, P. Shaffer, D. Segur, R FIFIST R. Rollmczn, E. Warren, Synder, N. Hammerstein, Guthrie, B. Meyers, B. W: M. RO HIRD nk. Ra P- E. Guy, L. Mafzinger, Cornprobsi. C. mmer, Eyler, V. Swisher, D. Spencer, P. Schleede, D. Dove, C. Ri I'. W:M RO ECOND S DEFENSE UFFENSE 'S CARL CORNPROBST PAUL HARRINGTON PAUL UTCAI tv FACES 0F Q, ., fm. PAUL UTCAI -.W M X, Tala 5 WSIB- 4 ,J JIM KEREKES DENNIS SPENSER, LEONARD WALLER, JIM JAMES, PAUL SHAFFER, PAUL SCHLEEDE. ,gg wiswh NED KUBITZ ERIC WARREN VERNON SWISHER THE GRIDIRUN BILL ,MEYERS s WALTER WIDMER ,Ayr ,' NED KUBITZ E M- ,ax- Av ' 'Ml LARRY MATZINGER, CHARLES RIMMER, ERNEST GUY. MONTRI, DANNY ULRICTEIE-W NORMAN SNYDER ROGER ROLLMAN ' Fl ? , V400 ,Q ik '-wg.. 'H .A 1 nt ' ' QA Fil Q Q nl! K Y mxx 1 , ' Q A Q tif -K . ww- A., 1 5, - Q J' X Q f-5 W ff Q .sg f W . f, fa 41 ' X g 'X 5 4 .K 'Z fnfyd, cl 3 1 ' ' - J 'A , - : Q K 1 gm 51- X B 4 .4 mpg., 'NWM . 1. f 5 .pug W Q9 YS: I f5'u,.,4 26+ '21 'ggi fu, an V A A , -f dmv.-:w,gf,g' -,fini , get K, -'iii 'f' QQ' Q. 1 d 1 J A A foovnzey- I 44 Q, ... .. 1 n,u . N. -- ghfwsix Q- ,,,- f..'..nlI. .JMB 43 ..-...i Nalin X RESERVE TEAM be .- . ... hw, rf FIRST ROW: R. Augustine, C. Bair, G. MrCloud, J. Falk, C. More, G. Wengert. SECOND ROW: M. Cowell, D. Zak, A. Serwick, Mr. Hale D. Gielow, H. Hazzard, D. Call. THIRD ROW: L. Sugg, J. Renclle, C. Ich, K. Myers, D. Miller, D. Kolar, R. Sugg, J. Brunt, G Price, B. Altman, B. Mominee. FOURTH ROW: J. Smilax, B. Kapela, G. Degner, C. MacBoy, C. Tucker, G. Foltz, W. Shaffer C. Wolfe, G. Wagoner, J. Heebsh. FRESHMAN TEAM Skis H-4. FIRST ROW: H. Mossburg, L. Meyers, D. Mikolajczyk, I.. Yaniz, J. Caris. SECOND ROW:. J. Jensen, J. Lennard, C. Upchurch, P. Ballerf, J. Nofziger, J. Mossburg. THIRD ROW: D. Turner, R. MacDonald, D. Brushaber, R. Slagle, B. English, B, Vise, R, Dixon, FOURTH ROW: M. Alexander, P. Snyder, E. Beard, T. Heams, J. Kessler, Mr. Wolodzko. y f,f ... , gym gg 4+ X W Q Q Mx, 3 4 K Q X ,K 4 is E GA Z. , -..-af 1 1 'S Mx A wx J yt E f W .. W2 u 'Ji' . J Qi 1 34 RESERVE Charles Rimmer, Harold Thorp, Ronnie Su99, Jim Brunt, Larry Sugg, Eric Warren, Carl Cornprobsl Gary Degner, Bob Kopelo, Bill Meyers, Bob Mossburg, Gary Wengerf, Ronnie Reeves, Henry Mossburg FRESHMAN Bob English, Richard Dixon, Jim Jensen, Donald Bruslwcxber, Mr. Wigenl, Paul Wilson, Larry l.oPointe, Jeff LoVoy, Tim Heoms, Bruse Kuhnke. Bob Vise, Steve Coll, Larry Yaniz, Poul Snyder, Dole Turner, Poll Droyton, Jim Kolar, Burnet! Rhoodes. MEIJLEY RELAY THOMAS MITCHELL, DENNIS SEGUR, NED KUBITZ, ROBERT SWEHLA. I ROGER ROLLMAN, MIKE GUTHRIE. ERIC WARREN ROY KNAGGS BILL HAMMERSTEIN GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUGIATION HIT IT, JUDY! WE WANT A HOMER! P GH IN HERE. RED TEAM B. Brown, M. Yenzer, A. Conner, E Mossburg, M. Conner, S. Rogge, B Nofziger, S. Rogge, S, Storer, B Towne. GREEN TEAM FIRST ROW: E. Stroud, J. Schafer, N. Elsea, M. lemble, B. Hiischew, C. Chevalier. SECOND ROW: J. Swisher, J. Sullivan P. Rendle, S. Gill, D. Blackford, Mrs. Freiheil. VULLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: M. Neorr, C. Hammilt, M. Yenzer, C. Bellman, J. Shrider, S, Gill, J. Schafer, A. Conner. SECOND ROW: B. Towne, M. Conner, P. Rendle, J. Sullivan, B. Marlin, C, Raker, L, loft, Mrs. Freiheif. FRESHMEN fax Unknown faces Face the unknown . B. Adams J. Adams R. Adams M. Alexander M. Alexander J. Allore P. Ballerl R. Barnelle E. Beard C. Bellman l. Boslwick W. Boslwick For ntttwre otms tmcl softens us within, R. Andrews J. Arbuckle G. Arnold W. Bagley . Bair T. Bair l' , .v r ' R f.1Wt! ..lflflfW Y A .. ss M P, 5' . And writes owr o'rttme's chan es in out ace. g M. Buchelt E. F. Bundy D. Burwell A. Byers D. Cairl N. Broman B. Bruner R. Bruner D. Brushaber D. Brushaber R. Brushaber Y S. Call K. Capman J. Caris J. Carter J. Clark H. Cluckey ELF' ,, ,, ,. . , me . 1 . 5 2 Qs figs: is 541 ,L rj S ii LW Q D Denniss J D, De Shetler , R. Dixon -V J. Domegan M. Doicsak C. 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VALEDIGTORY Parents, Teachers, Classmates, and Friends: ln faith and hope the world will disagree, but all mankind's concern is charity. Let us deliberate for a few minutes the, quality that l deem most essential for a future of complete fulfillment for every graduate seated here tonight - charity, or, love of one's fellowmen. In our world today many fears, doubts, and obsessions are prevalent. It is my conviction that love - complete, unselfish, all-enveloping love - can and will efface these fears and the problems that accompany them. All forms of fear could be greatly reduced if every man would regard his neighbor as highly as himself. Why must we face fear from guided missiles, sputniks, or space? Why must we be overshadowed by a constant threat of depression or war? This fear stems indirectly from envy. Envy results in a never-ending endeavor to surpass other countries in the race for destructive weapons. Envy promotes distrust and hatred. Obliterate envy from the face of the earth, everlasting peace and harmony will be the end result - the result of self- less love. All for love, and nothing for reward. How many of us live accordingly? Too many of us feel that we have enough problems of our own, without be- coming involved in those of others. Consequently, we usually take much effort to avoid the problems of others and concentrate only on our own. Those who continuously focus all attention on self and dodge the adversities of others actually lead very incomplete lives. Let us love our fellowmen as well as our- selves! Eventually our rewards will be many times as great. The sooner we realize that love is necessary for lasting peace, the sooner we shall discover that it is of great importance, world-wide importance, that we put ourselves to the trouble and inconvenience of helping others to bear their burdens. Not only must we love those of our own race, we must love everyone, regardless of race, creed, or nationality. Why are we troubled by such a prob- lem as segregation? Certainly, this results from a lack of love. We, as citizens of the greatest democracy in the world should hang our heads in shame that such a problem need ever arise. Here is a great need for love, a need for genuine understanding - the basis of true love. If we sincerely respect our fellowmen, we will not shun them because they are a different color or creed, because they are not so well-to-do as we, or because they speak a foreign lan- guage. Segregation is one of many problems that arise when one does not re- spect his fellowmen! lf we truly love all people, their color will not be a decide-d factor when we choose companions. All men are created equal, and in my esti- mation they should be regarded as equal by all. Only then can we sincerely say that we love our neighbor as ourselves - His command to mankind. It is with a deep and abiding knowledge of the tremendous part that love for our fellowmen must play in our future lives, that we, the senior class of 1958, bid you - parents, teachers, and friends - farewell. Thus l extend a sincere and earnest wish that each of us here tonight goes forth realizing with St. Paul, that, .... if l have prophecy and know all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith so as to remove mountains, yet do not have charity, I am nothing. Thank you, Veronica Andrews, Valedictorian vu-v1 v'r -W. -----Ivmsul,-.W-.. ,.-.--- .-.. Y., .W . ..-.,...,.s.-...W-Y ---..-W-w - . SALIITATURY Parents, Faculty, Friends, and Fellow Classmates: lt is with pride, honor, and humility that I, as a representative of my class, welcome you to this twelfth annual class day of Bedford High School. Our earnest wish is that you may enjoy reminiscing with us, and that at the same time you may catch some of the glow of the genuine accomplishments, the high ideals, and the worthwhile goals that we have attained during our high school years. Surely graduation time is a milestone that marks a period of happiness in the life of each senior. What is this happiness? Happiness is the mental state of contentment which comes from successful adaptation to the world as it really is. Realizing this, brings to mind, that in order to conceive happiness in life we must possess a pur- pose or a goal. Just as each part of nature has its designed function, so do we on earth have a destined purpose. Without it we would drift like a helmless vessel upon a storm-tossed sea. Purpose is synonymous with happiness, con- tentment comes from contributing to the welfare and happiness of others - being useful. It has been said that no man can live who regards himself alone, who turns everything to his own advantage. Thou must live for another, if thou wishest to live for thyself. That action is best which procures happiness for the greatest number of people. It is of paramount importance that we fill our intended place and give to the world of our talents. What establishes happiness? As a man thinketh in his heart so is he. Pro- verbs 23:7. The thoughts which nestle within us, rule our acts and emotions, and shape our future, determining success or failure. Happiness is success. Therefore, is it as essential to control our thoughts as it is to control our actions? Men of wisdom learn to control their thoughts, to act constructively and bene- ficially. Circumstances and situations determine our thoughts, but the inquisi- tive mind chooses our habitual concepts that make up our moral character, our attitude toward life. As Tennyson says, l am a part of all that I have met. Consequently we make or mar our happiness by our thoughts. Right concepts of life bring about high ideals. As pioneers reached their destination by using the stars as their guide, so let us use our ideals as guides to our destiny - secured in happiness. Thank you, Judith Schafer, Salutatorian ...,, .,.,,.,.,. ,,...,-- .,.,, .W ww. - .. , W- -.v..,..m.,.,-... .v.ef,n.,.-W... ,..,........W,-... Y . ., ,,.,,g,..,,,..,,,,r,T,,., ,,,,,,. GIFTIITURY To Ed Brushaber we give this rubber thumb to remind him .of the sore thumb he always had during J. C. L. bowling. To Linda Le Bay we give this book on HOW TO PERSUADE A MAN4 TO PROPOSE. To Barbara McMichael we give this fellow, so she will always be sure to have one on hand. For Bill Dodds we have an ear of corn so that he may start on his career. To Sucille Stout we give this pad of excuses, so that she won't have to tax her brain thinking up some for her professors next year. To Leonard Waller we give this key that fits all back doors of English rooms, so that he won't have to be late to his college classes. For Ronald Stevenson we have this tire extinguisher to use when his face gets red. To Don Putinta we give this whistle, so he won't have to lean out the car window on Saturday nights when he sees a couple slick chicks . For Veronica Andrews we have this paddle, so that she will be prepared when she starts her teaching career. To Larry Matzinger we give this rooster. Farmers have to get up early, you know. For Bob Hiser we have this refill kit, so he can ALWAYS have curly hair. For Bonnie Brown we have this book on HOW THE TALL WOMEN GET AROUND IN THE WORLD! For Jim James we have these No-Nod pills so he can stay awake on the iob. To Mase Couch we give this eyelash curler, We'd like that mustache with more curl in it, Mose. For Joanne Sulewski we find this box of Never Give Up pills to take if she gets discouraged at nursing school. To Alice Krosschell we give this blonde hair rinse to keep her hair light blonde. For Barb Towne we have a pair of ice-skates to help her decide on her future career. For Dennis Segur we have this frilly white nightgown. Now he'Il feel more at home when he crashes girls' Paiama parties. To Bill Wood we give this wedding band to remind the girls that he is a married man. For Judy Hausmann we have this book on HOW TO' GROW LONG HAIR IN TEN' SHORT LESSONS. For Philip Wagoner we have this booklet on HOW TO BUILD A SPUTNICK IN' YOUR' BASEMENT WITH EASE. For Joyce Hunsicker we have this book, HOW TO SOFT SOAP POLICEMANI That wasn't really a 25 m. p. h. zone, was it? To Lois Noble we give these Sure Stop pills to stop her giggling speels. For Karen Ranke we have this book, THE WELL-DRESSED WOMAN, so she can keep up her nice appearance. To Gary Roscoe we present this pail to carry his many excuses in. Eldon Hills got most of his rest in school. We give him this pillow so that his rest will be more comfortable. To Marcia Sattler we give this man to carry her books at college for her To Ruth Hammer we give these diamonds to match her sparkling eyes. For Sue Ann Scott we have this hair brush, so she will always have shining tresses. For Bill Karmol we have this box of chocolates, guaranteed to add at least five pounds avoirdupois. To Joyce Schmokel we give these lumps of sugar to make sure she remains as sweet as she has been in the past. For Dick Billau we have this rubber ball. Now you can keep on rolling along. For Bob Coghlin we have this book HOW TO MANAGE A HAREM. For Bob Martens we give this ruler to remind him of his happy days in Solid Geometry classes. To Terry we give this baton., If he can't find a band to lead, he can keep Beverly in line with it. Since Tom Mitchell has studied his Civics well and enioyed doing it, we give him this copy of the United States Constitution . To Gail Neiman we give this telescope so that he can always keep an eye on Linda. To Mugs Guy we give this book of HOMONYMS in case he is ever at a loss for words, which we seriously doubt. To Irene Hulisz we give these serious pills, so she won't always take things so lightly. To Jim Jacobs we give this trombone, so he can slide his troubles off easily. To Ed Jones we give this bass drum and a wad of gum to remind him of his days in the good old Mule Junction Symphony. For Sharon Keeler we have a certificate for another year of business courses. They are enclosed in the office practice book. To Wilbur Kerstetter we give this cookbook to remind him of the wonderful conconctions he managed to whip up in Home Ec. class. To Pat Kronk we give this brush to remind her of the scenery she painted for the senior play. For John Paschen we have this certificate from a School of Hypnosis, so that he will be able to become a famous hypnotist. To Ronnie Layman we give this slipper. The girl this fits will be the one for you. For Jackie Lohbauer we have this model's case. This will come in handy for your career. For Ellen Stroud we have this watch, so she will always have time for everything she has planned. For Bob Swehla we have this select harem so now he can swoon over them instead of vice-versa. This polishing cloth is for Judy VanNest - now she can help a certain party polish his car. rump ,,,,h,W,-,,,.,,- ,W ,.... ..,. ,.,.,.....-. W.. ... .... w i me..- GIFTATO RY For Phil Wernert we have this Blush-Cream, guaranteed to cover red ears. For Bruce Vogel we have this 1960 catalogue of fashions so that he will always be a sharp dresser. For Pat Wolfe we have this song, You'll Never Walk Alone, so that she'll never lose faith. For Paul Shaffer we have this contract with Paramount Pictures. It seems that the talent scout saw your magnificent performance in the iunior play, Paul. To Jim Storer we give this bottle of peroxide. The roots are getting a bit dark, Jim. To Duane Forquer we give this alarm clock, so he can never tell the bass that he didn't hear the alarm ring. For Glen D'azey we have a wolf whistle. It will be a necessary item in the navy. To Bob Beckwith we give this noisemaker, se he can be heard,as well as seen. For Mary Abel we have this baton to remind her of her duties as head maiorette. For Maureen Baade we have this past issue of the GOAL POST to remind her of how hard she worked on it. For Ray Barnhart we have this book on HOW TO DRIVE A BIGGER AND BETTER AMERICAN CAR IN TEN EASY LESSONS. So Dawn Blackford won't have to beg for her uncle's car, we have this horse 'n buggy to call her own. It won't go so fast, but it'Il serve the purpose. We have this apron for Marvin Bowers. He'll make someone a very good wife. For Janet Burno we have this diary, so she can record her many dates. We have this safety razor for Larry Kreft, so he won't slip and cut off his beautiful side-burns. To Gary Brown we give this red sweater, so people will know he's around. To Bill Donnelly we give this book on HOW TO HOLD HANDS UNDER A DESK. To Pauline Dixon we give this book entitled HOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED. For Brenda Caldwell we have this Maybelline for her pretty eyes. To Hazel Carrier we give this compass, so she'll always know where she's going and where she's been. To Alice Connor we give this pair of roller skates, so she can get where she is going a little bit faster. To Carolyn Sutts we give this book entitled, HOW TO TELL JOKES WITHOUT LAUGHING. For Lorraine Dixon we have these salt and pepper shakers to remind her of her work at the Pak-a-Snak . u To Ned Kubitz we give this balloon, so that he can let off steam in a constructive way. To Leone Alcock we give this cook-book iust in case Bob is getting tired of eating hamburgers. To Barb Nofziger we give this bowling trophy in case she's never able to win one legitimately. We present Joe Perkins with this hammer to remind him of the work he did on the iunior and senior plays. To Bill Rank we give this towel and bucket to remind him of his days as manager of Bedford's athletic teams. We give this car to Judy Ranville, so she won't have to drive her dad's car to work. To Sharon Rogge we give this chair, so she will always have a PROPER place to sit while taking dictation. To Judy Schafer we give this teacup to remind her of the tea she attended after being chosen D. A. R. candidate from Bedford. To Bill Schassberger we give this record to add to his vast collection. For Bev Schnaak we have this long wig to remind her of the days before she had doves. To remind Kathryn Shaffer of her favorite class, we have a certificate for 1,001 more typing lessons. For Pat Sotko we have this laughing gas, in case by some chance she's never able to laugh again. To Shirley Sprague we give this peroxide to remind her of her days as a blonde. For Gene Steele we have this trumpet. New he can blow to his heart's content. For Alice Stobinski we have this rolling pin. New she can always keep Earl in line. To Jana Eberhardt we give this book on HOW NOT TO BE AFRAID OF YOUR OWN SHADOW. To Nancy Elsea we give this doll. Need we say why? For Judy Swisher we have this little suitcase to use when she goes to visit Kent. To Judy Falk we give this bottle of Pepsi Cola to keep her bubbly forever. To Jim Kerekes we give this chalk board so that he can keep track of all his brownie points with his college teachers. For Barbara Finley we have this red hankie, so she can hide her face when she blushes. For Marvell Ferguson we have this iar of freckle cream, guaranteed to add freckles. We think she could use a few more. This bottle of pep pills is given to Susan Gill in hope that she will never lose the pep and enthusiasm she displayed at Bedford. To Stephanie Ludwikowski we give this synthetic diamond in case she should ever lose her pretty one. To Donna Schmidt we give these steno pads, so that she'II always have a fresh supply in the office. This bike goes to Karma Yeager, so that she can be sure to get where she's going in case her car breaks down. For Judy Lowe we have an axe so that if she wants to win an argument she can always cut her opponents down to her own size. CLASS HISTURY Parents, Faculty, Classmates, and Friends, This afternoon we would like to take you with us back in memory to relive the events that we, the class of '58, have shared in the past four years of high school. Going' back to September, 1954, we find ourselves entering the halls of Bedford as freshmen. There we were, strangers, coming into an unknown, and new environment. We had new friends to meet and a large'building in which to learn which class was where. We were unorganized, but soon we had our 'first class meeting. For officers we elected Chuck Nevers, president, Bonnie Brown, vice-president, Claude Rauch, secretary, Jana Eberhardt, treasurer, and Alice Krosschell, Stephanie Ludwikowski, Joe Hallauer, and Jim Storer, student council rep- resentatives. Miss Mowry, Mrs. Tussing, and Mr. Miller became our advisors. During our freshman year we gave our first dance, the Shamrock Swirl, and Sucille Stout was our leprechaun. We also had a paper and scrap metal drive, collected tax stamps, and sold Easter candy. Remember how the bunnies melted and ran in'l9B? For being the best salesmen in our magazine sales, watches were awarded to linda Carter and Kathryn Shaffer. The proceeds from these activities were placed in our class treasury. September, 1955, found us starting our sophomore year. Now that we had become accustomed to the routine of the high school program, we were ready for the road ahead. We had our first class meeting and elected Terry Miller, president, Marcia Sattler, vice-president, Veronica Andrews, secretary, James Kerekes, treasurer, and Sharon Hakeos, Mary Abel, Ray Barnhart, and Don DeArmond, student council representatives. Mr. Miller left Bedford, and Mr. Eyler became one of our advisors. Our activities to increase our treasury this year were the collection of tax stamps, another paper drive, the making and selling of Christmas corsages and earrings, and another magazine sale, in which Nancy Baker won a camera and John Paschen won a record player for selling the highest number of subscriptions. At our sophomore dance, the Sweetheart Swing, a huge red oilcloth stuffed heart and a smaller cupid were given as prizes. Alice Connor was selected Queen of Hearts, and Bill Dodds was our King of Hearts. Another proiect was the selling of Valentine corsages and candy. This time the candy was kept in cool 6E. This year we ordered our class rings, which we expected to receive the following October. We were really excited be- cause they were a new style, and we were looking forward to wearing them. Marcia Sattler took second place in the annual United Nations Contest sponsored by the local Oddfellows and Rebeccas. A third September found us in our iunior year. We were beginning to realize how fast the school year can go. We were now one step closer to the final goal. We lost a dear friend with Mr. Facklam's death, but we gained a new one in Mr. Maschke. At our first class meeting we elected Ned Kubitz, president, James Kerekes, vice-president, Karma Yeager, secretary, Veronica Andrews, treasurer, and Judy Schafer, Sucille Stout, Dennis Segur, and Bill Wood, student council representatives. We received our class rings in October. They were a new style with a slant, and our initials were on the opposite diagonal corners. Among our activities this year, we' had the dances at the school after the home basketball games and the Turkey Trot. For this event Susan Gill, Stephanie ludwikowski, and Sharon Werdehoff dressed as scarecrows. Patty Kronk's sister won the live turkey which was given as a door prize. Our iunior play was You Can't Kiss Caroline , under the direction of Mr. Gerald Liebau, Marcia Sattler was the student director. ln the cast were Susan Gill as Ma Rand, Don Putinta, Milt, Ray Barnhart, Johnnie, and Jim Storer Howie, Judy Hausmann took the part of Bunny, Dawn Blackford, Pat, Alice Krosschell, Shirley, and Sucille Stout, Jeannette. Karma Yeager was Sally, Karen Ranke, Caroline, Nancy Elsea, Susie, and Nancy Baker, Miss Jameson. Ta advertise this play, Mrs. Schmokel of the Mules Corral concocted and served Caroline Floats. Two honors came to our class when Veronica Andrews as a iunior received the title of Bedford Football Queen, and Karen Ranke reigned as Lambertville Homecoming Queen. We decided to contribute toward the scoreboard for the stadium as our gift to the school. Bob Swehla, Judy Schafer, Sharon Rogge, Marcia Sattler, Veronica Andrews, and Ellen Stroud received member- ship into the National Honor Society for having met their qualifications and standards. Our entire iunior year came to a happy climax when We honored the senior class with a prom at the Toledo Club on May 19 with Jack Runyan's orchestra playing. The theme was Over the Rainbow. Now with present memories we find ourselves on the final step, our senior year, which will prepare and lead us to a higher goal and success. We look back over the years we have spent in Bedford and realize how the time has flown by. In organizing our senior class for the iob ahead of us we elected Gary Roscoe, president, Paul Shaffer, vice-presi- dent, Joyce Schmokel, secretary, Judy Schafer, treasurer, and Susan Gill and James Storer, student council representatives. Three honors came to our class this year. Bob Swehla was chosen by the student body as president of the student council. Karen Ranke was chosen Red Feather Queen, not only of Bedford, but also of Monroe county. Ellen Stroud placed first in Bedford in the Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest. This year Raymond Barnhart and Terry Miller were accepted into the National Honor Society. We had charge of the dances at school after the home football games. The senior play was You Can't Take lt With You , with Mrs. Salter as director and Nancy Elsea as student director. ln the cast there were Ray Barnhart as Grandpa, Judy Hausmann, Mrs. Sycamore, Alice Krosschell, Essie, Bruce Vogel, Ed, Ernest Guy, Mr. Henderson, and Ned Kubitz, Donald. Sucille Stout took the part of Olga, John Paschen, Kolenkov, Bob Coghlin, Mr. DePinna, Brenda Caldwell, Alice, Dennis Segur, Tony, Susan Gill, Mrs. Kirby, and Jim Storer, Mr. Kirby, ose Couch was Mr. Sycamore, Bonnie Brown, Rheba, and Ed Jones and Beverly Schnaak, Justice Agents. We had our senior pictures taken in November and received them in December. We were measured for our caps and gowns,'and we ordered our invitations and name cards. Hopefully we tried for several scholarships. ln May the iunior class honored us with a prom. Now remains only our commencement, which will serve as the last event in our history together as a class. However, as we take our places in a complex society, we will treasure these memorable years. which have prepared us for the future as an individual in a growing and prosperous nation. I thank you, John Paschen r SALUTATORIAN JUDITH SCHAFER D. A. R. GOOD CITIZEN VALEDIGTORIAN VERONICA ANDREWS -nwulswlhuvvq SENIUR OFFICERS GARY ROSCOE President Vice-President JUDY SCHAFER Treasurer Wmmk Nlsgqqs- . JOYCE SCHMOKEL Secretory MARY ABEL A dainty, fragile grace, K Accompanied by a winsome face. LEONE ALCOCK VERONICA ANDREWS no longer fancy free, Her interests in her studies lay already is she. Such diligence is bound to pay. The Magic Of A Face MAURENE BAADE RAYMOND BARNHART Small, quiet, and shy, A tendency to learn he hath, 31 Belies the twinkle in her eye. Be it physics, chem, or math. Q I ROBERT BECKWITH A bashful boy here have we, No time for mere frivoli1y. DAWN BLACKFORD As lovely as a morning's prayer, From tip of ioe io crown of hair. MARVIN BOWERS Steadfast-sturdy, lone, In life he'll hold his own. 82 RICHARD BILLAU A man's man, full of fun A good life's well begun. The Face ls The Index BONNIE BROWN She has friendliness to sr: Sows it wisely everywhere I GARY BROWN we think you are, as ci movie star. Of The Human Mind ,vjw LJQJQfy i W pi Will iff x . V ' vi Qi! P' sill' xl KJ A l'QW x'WW 1 - - -. ,- BRENDA CALDWELL er lovely eyes friendship seek, language of their own speak. mv V+. Ms EDWARD BRUSHABER His humor is wise and mellow All in all a pleasant fellow. . 1 v V' ' f' L, 1' '4 . ma i JANET BU RNO She walks in beauty, But shirks not duty. HAZEL CARRIER Neat, quiet, and unassuming, Careful always in her grooming. E 1 rx X ROBERT COGHLIN Bob really hit the gong, As DePinna in a leopard sarong. MOSE COUCH He'II be the master of his ship, This man with the famous upper ll GLENN DAZEY Daises, they say, won't tell, ALICE CONNOR Gentle Alice in sunshine clad Maketh all sad hearts glad. Whereon All Pleasant Will Glenn -- ah well. 'J' LORRAINE DIXON 34 On this we all concur, Music and Poetry unite in her. F' III ii iiiiiiiiiiiiii I Y ff I' l'l-My 1 PAULINE DIXON I I 'A winsome tyke lol fl Af! e an lake. ' ' Deeds Are Written WILLIAM DODDS This tall blonde farmer boy, In the soil finds joy. WILLIAM DONNELLY Never missed a class, Nor a walk with his lass. JANA EBERHARDT Happiest away from the social whirl, This brown-haired, quiet girl. NANCY ELSEA vigor, and vitality, all 85 become reality. JUDITH FALK We'd wcilk mony miles, For one of her smiles. BARBARA FINLEY Toll and serene, Reminiscent of o queen. SUSAN GILL Efficiency here personified, Her thoughts of Student Council applied. 86 MARVELL FERGUSON How soft the breezes thot This comely rcxven-haired . i Q. c, . X ' ,J All if . , And Wherein All Inner DUANE FORQUER I see only what is there And build not castles in the air ERNEST GUY Tho' hair be blond with no curl, ere's a Guy for any girl. Thoughts Are Etched ROBERT HISER locks - A friendly heart, music is his art. MMV , Wi ff if M T fp ' My l' we J , A Judnlvi HAUSMANN1 'If lf I'm not misiaken, Her heart is already Taken. ELDON HILLS Even tempered-never blows a fuse, Purveyor of the Evening News. THOMAS HOFFMAN 'Tis not my will nor plan To act as iudge of man. 87 IRENE HULISZ Dark of hair-fair of brow, And friendliness enow. JAMES JACOBS Joke-cracker supreme, Know what I mean? EDWARD JONES At beating the drum he's o the ball, In fact he beats all. 88 JOYCE HUNSICKER A pert and pleasing maid Her attributes will ne'r fade. Gfr The Silent Face t JIM JAMES l A sleepy time guy, Tho' he won't say why. I SHARON KEELER She goes with iolly, Ulgefghrlstmas with holly.' I JAMES KEREKES Handsome, dark, tall, Favorite sport . . . football WILBUR KERSTETTER Long and lean and lanky, Noted for his Please and Thank ye. PATRICIA KRONK Respect from all she commands, Gracious ways and willing hands. NED KUBITZ To this world he was sent, To start and win an argument. RONALD LAYMAN In the future he will rate, As the silent are often great. 90 A f IROSSCJMQLL She'l,l efttezialvj Here Oi, Enveifnlsad in clou 76 laughter.'Q, J - L A' fl' MQ!! ' xl X' V. lv Q A x. In Some A Sympltonh O fi I LINDA LeBAY I Her heart is light her step gay, As she merrily wends her way. afar! JACQUELINE LOHBAUER Care not I for frivolities, Nothing endures but personal qualities. Song Breaks Through ROBERT MARTENS 'You'II ne'r find me asleep, I look before I leap. ll JUDY LOWE Witty, intelligent, clever The greatest gal ever. STEPHANIE LUDWIKOWSKI Rest is sweet after strife, Anything for a quiet life. LARRY MATZINGER To hurry, hurry ain't so brave, What'II I do with the time I save. 91 BARBARA MCMICHAEL I feel all things worthwhile, Can be captured with a smile. THOMAS MITCHELL Of his time he freely gives, Yes, Chivalry still Iives. GAIL NIEMAN We need more of this kind, A mon with a determined mind. 92 TERRY MILLER When I was young and in my prime, I studied, studied all the time.' In Others LOIS NOBLE Changeable and Capricious, But, never, never vicious. BARBARA NOFZIGER A perfect woman, nobly planned, o help, comfort, and command. Cylaclness Ofuerspreacls WILLIAM RANK A good friend and chum, by everyone. JOHN PASCHEN When he played the Russian, Jim feared a concussion. JOSEPH PERKINS He never makes ado or fuss, But he is liked by all of us. DONALD PUTINTA He's so easy to look upon, Quite a Beau Brummell, our Don. 93 KAREN RANKE A child of the gods, divinely fair, Lovely face and auburn hair. SHARON ROGGE At basketball she's a whizz, ln fact, about the best there is. GARY ROSCOE Of all the boys in our fair city, You'll find none more gay and witty. 94 ,A 4, I J JUDITH RANVILLE Tall and cool as champagne A gal headed for sure fame. Tlm5.Eacl1 Face or K1 lf, MJ MARCIA SATTLER Possessor of a unique pair, Her giggle and her lovely hair 6 s .,,, EU JUDITH SCHAFER 'In every thought delightful wisdom grows, ' As perfume in the red, red rose. Herein Recorded BEVERLY SCHNAAK 'I love life, And abhor strife. v-,S x WILLIAM SCHASSBURGER The thing that makes him-tick Is his love of good music. JOYCE SCHMOKEL Laughs away all thought of beauty, bou nce, a nd bubble. DONNA SCHMIDT One of the nicest girls ever ' seen, Quiet, friendly and serene. SUE ANN SCOTT Raven-haired ond lovely too, As the eorly morning dew. KATHRYN SHAFFER Colm, quiet - still as ice, A good gcil, thoroughly nice. PAUL SHAFFER Tho' he doesn't seem thotowciy, Wos cz riot in the iunior ploy. 96 I VY I Q! ' IN V Y 1 'I DENNIS SEGUR ,iw k .V ,Of Srncln, S U en , QC Of' I S f I d r 1 X A N. lxx F , or I In each he's been o factor. X, Has Its Qwn PATRICIA SOTKO Through thick and thin. Our friend she has been, SHIRLEY SPRAGUE ovely as a field of heather, l teresting as Spring weather. ' II I 'Ai J ,fv'rV im! 'TL' ' ' I ' N I' K., ' if vig LMI-3,jU,..V K, ,P g 'R V 'FA fl, 44 5 Q17 rf4J'fsf 'L S .. I '. tory o e ALICE STOBINSKI advice would I give, live cmd let live. GENE STEELE I say 'tis vain from wit to wit to roam, Sense, like charity, begins at home. RONALD STEVENSON Follow not the thundering herd, Everyone is the son of his word. JAMES STORER If a wrath to vent have I, l'll shout it to the very sky. 97 f r-5 ' es fs Q '-'- ' 'Q X V 4 K Ari 'N .DJ 1' x rxsj cg 5 Q, 'QS -,Q ,Y N f ,- ,ff J K, K'-' Q' ' nf ff- ' ,. '59 D9 Q2 19 fjgnxydf DX A, j,j -x X AN A CN 3 Y-jj Jx 4 G 'Qu 4 , ,J - X ul A . I V fs .-5 '4 rin J, ,NJ i 1. 1 of A3 ' X' ly N A 9 ,P .C-75 ,ONZCV ir S4' A 5, ' J L ' aj' . I 7 fzgj CK - ly ..,. ' -xg -'grae mf' l ff! Q58-7 NX' x ,J 1,1 11' ' SUCILLE stout Riding, dancing, class clown, Nothing gets her down. JOANNE SULEWSKI A light and airy grace, A fair and lovely face. CAROLYN SUTTS And every time she spoke, It was to crack a witty joke. N, . ' f i ELLEN STROUD Light of heart, clever of head Shot through all a golden thread. How Different Faces ROBERT SWEHLA A capable, versatile man He'll do much in his life's bis We ,S JUDITH SWISHER 'Sometimes wonder if she is not, fhe lovely maid of Astalotf' Are In This Particular JUDY VAN NEST JOne love have I, forsooth, This is the positive truth. SHIRLEY THOMAS Not a girl to weep or grieve, Wears her heart on her sleeve 7 - soft expressive eyes, Oft reveal sweet surprise. BRUCE VOGEL Has a presence that's commanding, And cl heart that's under- standing. LEONARD WALLER He's sober and doubts pretense, These are his sinews of good sense. PHILLIP WAGONER PHILLIP WERNERT I find with my discriminating A He seldom makes a soun sight You d scarcely know he s Blc:ck's not black - nor white so around. white. PATRICIA WOLFE WILLIAM WOOD KARMA YEAGER Wolfe by name but not by nature, His interest cements, Small, dainty, petite, She'lI go far in legislature. T0 all elhlelle eVenfS-H Sweeps them eff 'hell' feet Sulewski Lowe Caldwell Gill Baode Schnuck Sprague Conner Pcschen Falk Rank Hunsicker Krosschell Nofziger Towne 8. J. Swisher Noble Lohbcnuer asv MUGK CLASS FLIRTS Don Puiinta and MOST INTELLIGENT Mice K 'mI'e'I PRETTIEST-HANDSOME Veronica Andrews and Karen Runke and Ray Barnhart Jim Kerekes I ...QL -Q. MOST INDUSTRIOUS CLASS CLOWNS Judy Lowe and Jim Siorer Sucille Stouf and Ed Jones MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST VERSATILE BEST DRESSED .JffIC'I3oI'fhsTekh'II, Karen Ranke and Bob Swehla ELECTION MOST POPULAR B551 DQHCEES K i3'edRT5,'f,i,,m' BEST PERSONALITY ucllqid KculLH:n Murcia Sc1Hler and Bob Swehlo MOST BASHFUL CLEVEREST Katy Shaffer and Judy Hcxusmunn and Bob Beckwith Paul Shaffer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED '6fIv:LEI'C B B d Marcia Suffler and Jim Kerekes Len Waller Judy Huusmunn CUTEST 103 THE GUUNTENANGE THAT CUUNSELED HELEN TUSSING MOW TJ ,,g..wv., Bair Bair Burchcrd Barrel! Beasley Bonn Boice Bromcm Bridge Brown f. fig? Bundy Burroughs CuHow Carlisle Carroll in-. w.,' Curtis Clowson Collier Colvin Dolly . gm. W if l Q il' e 2 v 3 5 Q! 'X X 3' . . .1L..-..,.....J!lL-W--1 Y --.,...-...N .-- ..-..f......,..- .- .....- .. . ,, G. Adams D. Allen M. Apsey J. Become R. Bocome J. Beldon R. Bellman P. Beilinger P. Bigelow D. Blackford .f ff .- , V , . -A x on Q :.f.fas'S.. D. Bruner J. 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RUTH MONTRI MCM'CHAEL NEVA WINTERS 10 LEONA CLUCAS SYLVIA CLARK ESTHER TUCKER ,..2,.wnsn.f HILDA KINNEY SALLE NUTTER BERNICE LUSE CAROL BISHOP GRACE AULT DONNA COUTURE ELDA GENEVIEVE FERN HARRIS A THEY WALTER FREDRICK Trustee RUSSELL CURTIS Junior High Principal CHARLES SCHELTEMA HAROLD HISER Superintendent President of the of Schools Board of Education HENRY CLARK Treasurer of the Board of Education IRMA LINZIE Secretary of the Board of Education gun 'iv ,gl T, V ret. .-nv-fo-avg EVELYN COOPER Clerk THE JOHN SHUEY LAURENCE HILLER Trustee Elementary Principal ,, Y. FW' ' QW if ,, H PAVE ARTHUR MASCHKE High School Principal REID STOUT Director of Transportation PAULINE TOLLY Clerk INAY , ...,, , FRANCES PARMELEE REBA TOLLY '23 Clerk Clerk I. 12 4 SEIIIUR DIRECTORY MARY ABEL . . . Scarlet Lyre Club 'I-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Mariorette I-2-3-4, Head Maiorette 45 Student Council 25 Junior Play Usher5 Senior Play Usher5 F. B. L. A. 4. VERONICA ANDREWS . . . Scarlet Lyre Club 'I-2-3-4, Secretary 2-3, Vice-president 45 Band l-2-3-45 Monroe County Honor Band 25 J. C. L. I-2-3-45 G. A. A. I-45 F. H. A. I-2-3-4, Parlia- mentarian 2, Reporter 35 Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 35 Junior Play Properties Committee5 Science Club 35 Senior Play Costume Committee5 National Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 45 Foot- ball Queen 35 Valedictorian. MAURENE BAADE . . . Y. F. C. I-25 J. C. L. 3-45 Science Club 35 Goal Post Staff, Reporter 45 An- nual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Spanish Club 4. RAYMOND BARNHART . . . Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-4, Treasurer 45 Band 'I-2-3-45 J. C. L. I-2- 3-45 Student Council 25 Science Club 35 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 National Honor So- ciety 4. ROBERT BECKWITH . . . Spanish Club 4. RICHARD BILLAU . . . F. F. A. I-2. DAWN BLACKFORD . . . G. A. A. 1-2-3-45 F. H. A. 2-35 F. B. L. A. 3-45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Introduction. MARVIN BOWERS . F. F. A. I-2-3-45 Senior Play Stage Committee. BONNIE BROWN . . . Band I-2-3-45 Scarlet Lyre Club 'I-2-3-45 F. H. A. 'I-2-3-4, President 2, Vice- President 35 G. A. A. I-2-3-45 Goal Post Staff, Assistant Editor 45 Annual Staff, Photographic Editor 45 Art Club 25 Senior Play Cast5 Class Vice- president I5 Junior Play Publicity Committee Chairman. EDWARD BRUSHABER . . . J. C. L. 45 Art Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 4. JANET BURNO . . . F. H. A. I-2-3-45 Senior Play lntroduction5 Pep Club 45 Junior Play Costume Committee5 G. A. A. 45 J. C. L. 3-4. BRENDA CALDWELL . . . Librarian 25 G. A. A. 15 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Play Publicity and Ticket Committee5 Spanish Club 25 J. C. L. 2. HAZEL CARRIER . . . G. A. A. 15 Junior Play Ticket Committee Chairman5 J. C. L. 4. ALICE CONNOR . . . F. H. A. I5 Junior Play Prompter5 Pep Club 45 G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 F. N. A. 4. ROBERT COGHLIN . . . Science Club 45 Senior Play Cast5 Pep Club 45 Spanish Club 4, Treasurer 4. MOSE COUCH . . . McNapier High School I-2-35 F. T. A. Club I, Secretary I5 Fish 8. Game Club I5 Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Football 25 Senior Play Cast. GLENN DAZEY . . . Art Club 25 F. F. A. I-25 Band I-2-3-4. LORRAINE DIXON . . . Art Club 25 F. H. A. 2-35 F. N. A. 2-35 Goal Post Staff, Reporter 45 An- nual Staff, Subscription Editor 45 Senior Play Make-up Committee5 Junior Play Make-up Com- mittee5 Pep Club 45 G. A. A. T-4.Varsity Cheer- leader 3. PAULINE DIXON . . . Art Club 15 F. B. L. A. 45 Junior Play Stage Committee5 Reserve Cheer- leader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 35 J. C. L. 2-3-4. WILLIAM DODDS . . . Senior Play Stage Com- mittee5 Junior Play Stage Committee5 Varsity Club 3-45 F. F. A. I-2-3-45 President 45 Science Club 35 Band I-25 Scarlet Lyre Club I-25 Basket- ball I-2-3-4. JANA EBERHARDT . . . Art Club 25 F. B. L. A. 3-45 Class Treasurer I5 Junior Play Stage Com- mittee5 Pep Club 45 G. A. A. 45 NANCY ELSEA . . . DeVilbiss High School I-25 Art Club I-2-35 Glee Club I-2-35 Sour Note Club 35 Y-Teens l-25 Student Council I5 J. C. L. 2-3-45 F. N. A. 35 Senior Play Student Director5 Junior Play Cast5 G. A. A. 3-45 Pep Club 45 Paper Staff, Editor 45 Annual Staff 4. JUDY FALK . . . Senior Play Usher5 J. C. L. 3-45 G. A. A. 2-3. MARVELL FERGUSON . . . F. B. L. A. 3-4, Secre- tary 45 Senior Play Make-up Committee and ln- troduction5 Junior Play Publicity Committee5 J. C. L. I-2-3-45 Y. F. C. 2. BARBARA FINLEY . . . Band I-2-3'5 Scarlet Lyre Club 'I-2-35 F. B. L. A. 45 F. H. A. 25 Pep Club 45 J. C. L. I-2-3-45 G. A. A. I-2. W- , ,. -- . ,- -.r-.-...,.-.,s.. .,.. .....f.-.,.,.. Y- - SUSAN GILL . . .Science Club .3-45 Glee Club 25 G. A. A. 'I-2-3-45 J. C. L. 'I-2-3-45 Student Coun- cil 4, Vice-President 45 Pep Club 4, President 45 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Play Cast5 F. N. A. I-3-4, Vice-president 45 F. H. A. I-2-3. ERNEST GUY . . . J. C. L. 3-45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Club 45 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Play Stage Committee. JUDITH HAUSMANN . . . F. B. L. A. 3-4, Sgt. at Arms 45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Pep Club 45 G. A. A. 1-4. ELDON HILLS . . . Senior Play Stage Committee. ROBERT HISER . . . Band I-2-3-45 Scarlet Lyre Club l-2-3-45 F. F. A. 'l-2-35 Science Club 35 Jun- ior Play Costume Committee Co-Chairman. IRENE HULISZ . . . Art Club 25 J. C. L. 4. JOYCE HUNSICKER . . . Band 'I-2-3-45 Scarlet Lyre Club 'I-2-3-45 Librarian 'ls J. C. L. 45 Senior Play Ticket Committee. JAMES JACOBS . . . Scarlet Lyre Club 2-3-45 Band I-2-3-45 F. F. A. 1-2. JIM JAMES . . . Junior Play Stage Committee5 Senior Play Stage Committee5 Football I-45 Bas- ketball I5 Varsity Club 4. EDWARD JONES . . . Band 'l-2-3-45 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-45 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Play Stage Committee5 Pep Club 45 J. C. L. 2-3-4. WILLIAM KARMOL . . . Science Club 35 Basket- ball I-2-35 Track 25 Baseball 45 Senior Play Stage Committee5 Junior Play Stage Committee5 Var- sity Club 3-45 J. C. L. 2-3-4, Vice-President 3. SHARON KEELER . . . G. A. A. 25 Junior Play Stage and Ticket Committees5 J. C. L. 3-4. JAMES KEREKES . . . Football I-2-3-45 Co- Cap- tain 45 Baseball I5 Basketball I-2-3-4, Co-Cap- tain 45 Varsity Club 2-3-45 Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice-president 35 Junior Play Stage Man- ager5 Senior Play Stage Manager. WILBUR KERSTETTER . . . Junior Play Stage Com- mittee5 Senior Pay Stage Committee5 F. F. A. I-2-3-4. LARY KREFT . . . Whitmer High School 'l-2-35 Reserve Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3. PATRICIA KRONK . . . Art Club I-2-35 Band 'I-2-3-45 F. H. A. I-2-3-4, President 45 Pep Club 45 Junior Play Ticket Committee5 Senior Play Ticket Committee. ALICE KROSSCHELL . . . Art Club 2-3, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Librarian 35 Band I-2-3-45 Monroe Coun- ty Honor Band 2-3-45 Maiorette 3-45 G. A. A. 35 F. B. L. A. 45 F. H. A. I-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 35 Goal Post Staff, Reporter 45 Annual Staff, Business Manager 45 Student Council I5 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Play Cast5 Pep Club 4. NED KUBITZ . . . Junior Play Stage Committee5 Senior Play Cast5 Varsity Club 2-3-45 Golf 'I-25 Football I-2-3-4, Co-Captain5 Basketball 'I-2-3-45 Track 2-3-4, Captain 4. LINDA LeBAY . . . F. B. L. A. 45 F. H. A. 45 G. A. A. 45 Junior Play Usher5 Senior Play Make-up Committee. RONALD LAYMAN . . . Senior Play Stage Com- mittee. .IACQUELINE LOHBAUER . . . Art Club 25 F. B. L. A. 45 F. H. A. 35 Junior Play Ticket Committee5 Senior Play Publicity Committee5 Pep Club 45 Swanton High School I5 Y-Teens I. JUDITH LOWE . . . Scarlet Lyre Club 2-3-45 Band I-2-3-45 G. A. A. I5 Junior Play Costume Com- mittee5 Senior Play Ticket Committee5 National Honor Society 3-4, Historian 4. STEPHANIE LUDWIKOWSKI . . . Sour Note Club 2, Vice-President 25 Glee Club 'I-2-35 Student Council 'I5 Junior Play Make-up Committee5 J. C. L. 45 Senior Play Make-up Committee. ROBERT MARTENS . . . Science Club 35 Senior Play Stage Committee. LARRY MATZINGER . . . Football I-2-3-45 Jun- ior Play Stage Committee5 F. F. A. I-2-3-4, Sen- tinel 45 Band 'l. BARBARA McMICHAEL . . . Librarian 15 F. B. L. A. 45 Junior Play Make-up Committee5 Pep Club 45 J. C. L. 2-3-45 Senior Play Make-up and Pro- gram Committees. TERRY MILLER . . . Band I-2-3-45 Scarlet Lyre Club I-2-3-45 Drum Major 3-45 Y. F. C. l-2-3-45 Goal Post Staff 45 National Honor Society 4. , -..Y--.4--....,, ,.,, THOMAS MITCHELL . . . Football I-37 Track 2-3- 4j F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4j Junior Play Stage MGHOQSFJ Senior Play Stage Committee7 Varsity Club 3-4. LARRY MYERS . . . DeVilbiss High School 1-2- 3-4. GAIL NIEMAN . . . F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. LOIS NOBLE . . . Librarian 17 J. C. L. 2-3-4, Sgt. at Arms 27 F. B. L. A. 3-47 F. H. A. 17 Junior Play Announcer7 Senior Play lntroduction7 Pep Club 47 G. A. A. 1-47 Varsity Cheerleader 3-4, Captain 4. BARBARA NOFZIGER . . . Art Club 17 Senior Play Make-up Committee7 Junior Play Costume Committee7 Pep Club 47 G. A. A. 47 J. C. L. 2-3-4. JOHN PASCHEN, JR .... Art Club 27 Librarian 47 Band 2-37 Science Club 3-47 Football 37 Senior Play CUSII J. C. L. 1-2-3-4. JOSEPH PERKINS . . . Science Club 3,-47 Librar- ian 47 Senior Play Sound Committee7 Junior Play Sound Committee. DONALD PUTINTA . . . Science Club 3-47 F. F. A. 17 Junior Play Cast. WILLIAM RANK . . . Science Club 4j Football Manager 1-2-3-47 Basketball Manager 1-2-3-47 Baseball Manager I-27 Track Manager 1-37 Base- ball 3-42 Reserve Football 37 Varsity Club 1-2-3- 47 Junior Play Stage Committee7 Senior Play Stage Committee. KAREN RANKE . . . Art Club 27 F. B. L. A. 3-4, Vice-President 47 Junior Play COST: Pep Club 47 G. A. A. 1-4, Treasurer 17 Reserve Cheerleader 27 Red Feather Queen of Bedford High 4j Red Feather Queen of Monroe County 4. JUDITH RANVILLE . . . Art Club 27 F. B. L. A. 47 F. H. A. 1-37 Junior Play Ticket Committee7 Sen- ior Play Publicity Committee7 Pep Club 4. SHARON ROGGE . . . G. A. A. 3-47 F. B. L. A. 3-4, Treasurer 47 Art Club 17 National Honor Society 3-4, Pledge Mistress 4. GARY ROSCOE . . . Science Club 37 Reserve Track 27 Class President 4. MARCIA SATTLER . . . Art Club 2-3, President 2, Vice-President 37 Science Club 37 Sour Note Club 17 Glee Club 17 National Honor Soicety 3-4, Vice- President 47 Goal Post Staff 3-4, Advertising Manager 47 Annual Staff, Co-Editor 47 F. N. A. 2-3-4, President 3j Class Vice-President 2j Senior Play Properties Committee Chairman7 Junior Play Student Director7 Girls' State 3. JUDITH SCHAFER . . . J. C. L. I-2-3-4, Vice- President 27 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 37 F. N. A. 47 Student Council 3j Class Treasurer 47 Junior Play Prompter7 Senior Play Prompter7 Varsity Cheerleader Aj Goal Post Staff, Subscription Manager 4j Annual Staff, Co-Editor 47 F. H. A. 17 National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 47 Science Club 37 Salutatorian7 D. A. R. Award. WILLIAM SCHASSBERGER . . .Art Club 3'4j F. F. A. 1-27 Senior Play Sound Committee7 Junior Play Set and Sound Committees7 J. C. L. 4. DONNA SCHMIDT . . . F. B. L. A. 47 F. H. A. 37 Senior Play Publicity Committee7 Junior Play Tic- ket Committee and Usher7 Pep Club 4. JOYCE SCHMOKEL . . . Art Club 1-27 Scarlet Lyre Club 1-2-3-4, President 4, Vice-President 37 Monroe County Honor Band 2-37 Band 1-2-3-47 F. H. A. 1-27 F. N. A. 37 Class Secretary 47 J. C. L. 3-4. BEVERLY SCHNAAK . . . Art Club 27 Senior Class Play COSIj Junior Play Stage Committee7 G. A. A. 27 J. C. L. 3-4. SUE ANN SCOTT . . . F. B. L. A. 3-47 Junior Play Set Committee7 G. A. A. 17 Reserve Cheerleader 1-27 Varsity Cheerleader 3. DENNIS SEGUR . . . Glee Club 47 Senior Play Cast7 Junior Play CCSII Student Council 37 Varsity Club 1-2-3-47 J. C. L. 4j Track 1-2-3-47 Football 1-2-3-47 Basketball 1-2-3-4. KATHERYN SHAFFER . . . Scarlet Lyre Club 1-2- 3-47 Band .I'2'3'4j F. B. L. A. 4j F. H. A. 17 F. N. A. 37 Pep Club 4. PAUL SHAFFER . . . Junior Play Cast7 Varsity Club 3-47 Basketball 17 Football 1-2-3-47 Base- ball 1-2-3-4, Captain 4j Class Vice-President 47 F. F. A.-1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Region 2 Vice- President 47 Science Club 3. ....,puL. . PATRICIA SOTKO . . . F. B. L. A. 4: F. H. A. 3: Senior Play Publicity Committee5 Junior Play Ticket Committee5 Pep Club 4. SHIRLEY SPRAGUE . . . Glee Club I5 F. N. A. 45 Junior Play Make-up Committee5 Senior Play Costume Committee Chairman5 Pep Club 45 G. A. A. 2-3. GENE STEELE . . . Scarlet Lyre Club 'l-2-3-45 Band ll-2-3-45 F. F. A. 'I-25 Junior Play Set Com- mittee5 Senior Play Stage Committee. RONALD STEVENSON . . . F. F. A. I-2-35 Y. F. C. 'l-2-3-45 Football 2. ALICE STOBINSKI . . . Senior Play Usher5 J. C. L. 4. SUCILLE STOUT . . . Science Club 35 Glee Club I5 F. H. A. I5 F. N. A. 'I-25 Student Council 35 Sen- ior Play Cast5 Junior Play Cast5 Pep Club 45 G. A. A. lp J. C. L. 2-3-4. ELLEN STROUD . . . F. H. A. 15 J. C. L. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 25 Junior Play Properties Committee Chairman5 Senior Play Properties Committee5 Pep Club 45 F. B. L. A. 3-4, President 45 G. A. A. I-2-3-45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Goal Post Staff, Business Manager 45 Annual Staff, Advertising Editor 45 National Honor Society 3-4, Reporter 45 Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4. JAMES STORER . . . Science Club 3-45 Football 2-35 Track 2-3-45 Varsity Club 3-45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Y. F. C. I-25 J. C. L. I-2- 3-45 Student Council I-4. JO ANNE SULEWSKI . . . Scarlet Lyre Club 'l-2- 3-45 Band 'l-2-3-45 F. N. A. 'l-2-3-45 Junior Play Usher5 Senior Play Usher5 J. C. L. 2-3-45 Librarian 3. CAROLYN SUTTS . . . F. B. L. A. 45 Junior Play Publicity Committee5 Senior Play Make-up and Program Committees5 Spanish Club 2. ROBERT SWEHLA . . . Scarlet Lyre Club I-25 Band 'l-25 Science Club 3-45 Basketball I5 Foot- f-val. . H .--. ball I-25 Track I-2-3-45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Make-up Committee5 Varsity Club 2-3-45 V. F. W. 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Q JJ 7 lllJw1,,,,f' Lffompliments of Alfa J ,UU Lvl 1 ,complete stock of over X, 'I lr ,OOO Commercial and ln- Lumnfn comPANv 7208 Douglas GReenwood 5-9335 dustrial Items to Answer your Sanitary Maintenance needs. l320 Locust Street Toledo 3, Ohio CHerry 4-8327 742 wwf W YYY5 MY wifi? wmhm WW CHERRY GRCVE DAIRY COMPANY , Ohio I if A N552 ak Fi? ,TSX wx EZ Compliments of MC FARLAND MARKET 727 East Temperance Road Temperance, Michigan Vlctor 7-2095 i MONROE NOVELTY COMPANY Candy gif Paper iff Toys 'iff And Patent Medicine CHerry 2-2650 8l5 Adams Street Monroe, Michigan FLOYD MADALINSKI PLUMBING AND HEATING Sales - Service - Installation Temperance, Michigan Vlctor 7-3764 THE HEIGHTS Subdivision Modern Homesites Lawrence 81 Helen Danzeisen 9029 Lawrence Drive Temperance, Michigan FYR FYTER SALES 8, SERVICE Chas. E. Grossman, Mgr. All Types and Sizes of FIRE EXTINGUISHERS As well as recharge service 419 Twelfth Street - Toledo, Ohio CHerry 3-3635 Compliments of .IUG'S BOWLING CENTER 5l ll Jackman Road Toledo, Ohio Compliments of LE BAY'S SERVICE 6620 Summerfield Road l l THE PETERSBURG SUN A The Community Newspaper Since 1880 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Phone 46 Petersburg, Michigan 1 T33 d Temperance Branch MONROE STATE SAVINGS BANK A friendly, financial institution giving capable, courteous service QS gw o e PeoPe o is communiriybwi I ski f th I f th' 'f TS .REEF T .V HOURS: QQ.-fb, YJSEQR 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. and 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. Friday. 9 a. m. to 12:00 noon Wednesday and Saturday. 4 D. .l. MARLEAU C0. 3516 Detroit Avenue Toledo 12, Ohio Hardware, Roofing, Paints, Glass, Plumbing Supplies 4961 CHerry 4 - 4962 4963 Compliments of KEIDAN'S JEWELERS Miracle Mile - Toledo Ohio's Largest Keepsake Dealer Compliments of FIEIDING AGENCY, INC. 9042 Lewis Avenue Temperance, Michigan Vlctor 7-4085 Air Conditioned-Open 'til 9 p. m. Al'S MEN'S SHOP McGregor Sportswear Van Heusen Shirts Slocks Sports Coats Shields Jewelry Miracle Mile Shopping Center Laskey 8: Jackman FllCK'S MARKET Refreshments of All Kinds 7723 Summerfield Road Compliments of TEMPERANCE HARDWARE AND SUPPLIES 8955 Lewis Avenue Temperance, Michigan Vlctor 7-9075 Compliments of OTTO'S VARIETY STORE Open 'IO A. M. to 'IO P. M. Six Days A Week Closed Wednesdays Compliments of BlACKFORD'S MARKET Groceries 8- Meats Corner of Secor and Summerfield Lambertville, Michigan Phone Whiteford 34F3 Mc CON FECTIONE-RY Open 6:30 a. m. to ll:OO p. m. Corner ot Secor and Dean Lambertville, Michigan Compliments of GENE 'RICHARDS 8. SONS, Inc nf it W t ,W 52535 Congratulations KJ A A B w' h Q60 Rf' n est IS es x QQ JJYQ9' uf ' To The Graduating Class Of 1958 F AFIhb as 55433 25551 633,55 ,. , V' ' ' Lx 'V 1 .. M V . . LY J A , aid l Ykvafj W VVf if V if v LP JJ! U, fi ycvdg .,L54'f'bCg2 V,i ,Af HX . . vbj? R71 I: U Vg 'X i trap' '55 JV i l .W f!XWlHYbBi1.i'L4f--Wie 5UPPlY .NL 'F 5 'X LW QV F Vim ' jp e A PHEASANT LINEN SUPPLY -C. nfvk wwda-5. Qi Complete Linen Service For Any Business Phone OXford I-'I329 Toledo, Ohio 1145 - 1147 Miami Street HACHMAN FARM SUPPlY H. W. Hachman General Hardware- Household Appliances Dealers In Coal, Feed, Seed and Fertilizer Temperance 8. Deerfield Michigan Phone Temperance - Vlctory 7-3235 Deerfield - 15 Compliments of M. R. Shambaugh KUEHMANN FOODS INC. 1228 Oakwood Avenue Toledo, Ohio 7 ' ,W . V, . ,V , K,-,. Q F an wr 7 Mwgwop Dirt Flll D G I PEISJ' Crushed Stone -3001 . ' A ,IM NORM CCVELL P Trucking H Crane S B lld g Phone 2741 Ph VI 72751 Samaria l' T p NQQQE, jfwjffgiwyf MZ ff mf WMM 1332 ffgjf fwgffffmw 7 . ck Sales ,, S P fl fmva L. Zorn, J JQPVJXWA J 1 Owner 138 Compliments of CONNlE'S VARIETY STORE Phone Whiteford 22F16 Open six days o week 'till 9 Lambertville, Michigan and MIDDLESEX CLEANERS and TAILORS MIDDLES 3403-3405 Door Street Lambertville Services at C V ty M I A I l 7' I I Congratulations io Compliments To The Class of l958 All ' of Tolwlg CONFECTIONERY IES STARK HARDWARE 8. GROCERY ' M-l5l Temperance, Michigan lt Compliments FARNHAM FUNERAL HOME, I Temperance, Michigan St. Anthony, Michigan Whiteford 46F9 A Congratulations and Best Wishes From A Friend A. w. BuFFiNcToN CENTRAL OHIO PAPER itat? I Ly , CK NIACUT DJ Air jg 155 M o B I L s E R v I c E LJ ,QMEINHARTVEIECTRIC 'Lil VJ97-I,m'I 24 I-Iour Wrecher Service gf! gf' gf J I fi ,Uv yhif Evenings Call Victor 7-93'I'I VJ if Q5 xx Oyfster Drive ' , ' ' - i is f A - if +ff4Liwfi2f 533351 ,,yQQ:,2:1:dzf:56, ' Phone wiiafefofa van fi X -fi , L XV N be 8516 Secor Road :I X. , 'jjj - Exif- - fx, J, , 'I4 STARK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contracting Free Estimates Nicholas 8. Lester 5800 M-l5l - 4532 M-l5l Ottawa Lake, Michigan Temperance, Michigan Ph. 66F6 Whiteford Ex. 46F9 Yy 2 Compliments of GENE'S STORE 8013 Secor, Corner Summerfield Lambertville, Michigan Phone Whiteford 22F20 if fi! The Class of 1958 extends its thanks to the following patrons for their contribution to the success of our yearbook. Your kindness is deeply appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Kubitz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sattler Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hiser Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billau Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Van Nest Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alcock Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krosschell Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kerekes Mr.and Mrs. HaroldYMartens Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dixon Z7 If r V, A WJMZQZ 552554 :sfo ff , i y 'Q nyc-LeQ.f QC 'V C 1 ' Cai... . A if K ry ,QA ., Z A-64 U V 1 74 CA- e i L 'D' bu cf, ag!! , ' . A Ei -W ii Compliments of SHlNKlE'S GREENHOUSE , I if if V 'A , N-dfcg,c,kL3LgmqfLg5 bc g! .1 f ?fiVi, DOUGLAS FENCE COMPANY ,I 1 Toledo Delivery ' ij, ' l Mfg, f ' ,,, Near Miracle Mile Vlctor 7-4025 g 2203 Loskey Road Temperance, Michigan QSM- Toledo, Ohio V Z3 X Phone f fig., GReenwood 9-1621 ., 77257 I I il ,A X4 ij, V - fi , 1 ff -W 'ff -, -w--f- - - .i -.---,-- M Y--fe.--.--V--'nf-..Y.w. -1 .,,,. ,,4,.,,-,-n-ur1M-.- T0llY - MOORE, Inc. Hardware 8. Equipment Sales 9033 Lewis Avenue Temperance, Michigan V Phone Vlctor 7-3485 w QWNOC0 SERVICE X V1 , brg:!M?Cff,-ggarwash Tune up Compliments of qu- , fee -Balancing y A ,'re Ex s, . Wreck Service nououis Muncie uiuzs t Sl p 1 ,f ry Bowling at its finest 4 . ol l Plve V ct -6035 completely automatic Te Pg' MJ9h'9 ' air-conditioned fl wh LII V ' 7 2 35 hidden ball return M ' jf 9 l S ' O' ' 8 rf' Ti 5' 5' ' . . ll xx 'P 1 N, f N fx 3 . 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