Bettsville High School - Trail Yearbook (Bettsville, OH)

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E' E wiht: ' fn- A kt N awww A A Ed WWESM TQPN , . : LOW: agdg :qifl 4 A 1:32 -. ,.,,, wif, , af Q y In appreciation of his kindness, generosity, and consideration, we, the SENIOR CLASS, take pleasure in dedicating THE '55 BOBCAT to MR. GOODMAN. During his 15 years of service as school cus- todian Goodie has become a trusted and devoted friend. For many years to come may other students get to know him as we have, BOARD OF EDUCATION ROBERT LYNCH FRED LYNCH Vice-President President SAM HULL WALT SCHWOCHOW MRS, OMWAKE C, A, CORNELL i C. A. CORNELL Superintendent RUSSELL LYNCH RUSSEL COOKE High School Principal Grade School Principal fiacuftg. OLETHA MILLER JEAN HULTHEN Bowling Green U- Heidelberg College Grade Two Grade Three l NETA FELL RUSSEL COOK GRACE HEINZE Bowling Green Ashland College Bowling Green Grade Four B. S. Degree Grade Six Grade Five GEORGE LEININGER CATHERINE DUDROW Baldwin Wallace Findlay College B. A. Degree Grade One Music faculty, JOANN BECK Bluffton College B, S. Degree Home Ec. , Biology T. A. LISTON W. Virginia U, B. S. Degree Industrial Arts Dr. Training RALPH ENGLISH Defiance College B. A. Degree Speech, History Geography PHILIP SHUMAKER LA RUE SHUMAKER Ashland College Ashland College B. S. Degree B. A. Degree Mathematics English Science French PATRICIA MADER RUSSEL LYNCH Salem College B. S. Degree Commercial Findlay. B. G.: B.A. Degree Principal Coach, Social Studies COOKS Mrs, Milliron Mrs. Robinett CUSTODIAN S Mr. Goodman Mr. Miller BUS DRIVERS Zeile Humbert Tom Llston 9.05 J I It ' L L v. . Q 'p 5 3 1 -7 ' 1 O J I ' 0 G. 'o QI oc+TQN,Qf. f. I ' NC LL-3 I C - .12 V' ' I-Wi! 55. 5 qv s U 0 1 . - 'N . .6 1 CN . 1 c ,J 'M' . D 'Q 1 g- Cf rfilrzs if 4 iq Q N x x Q 9 I 95 '55, nn, ,noe 'P ' v f M: ' Q ' 425' ' Q J ' 4 , y U U Mary Baker C- ' Tell? H846 Dennis Hausman saw Billy Klzer Richard Lutz Rosalinda Moreno Larry Nighswander Chrws ROUIDS Robert Schwochow John Wllch Glenn Woessuer GUY Zlmmefman WWW M32 Valerie Borders Betty Keckler Dav id Lynch Huron Renninger Mark Srumaker New za:.'-Meer :sms Q fjfiffif . . Q W ' ei iid: i If cz: H 1' 'nf'-i-it IH gk Margo: . gin' 'T 4, 'ip f , ' . ,i j v-'Src' 1 1 Air, frvffe A k--- i r ,. Paul Borer Sandra Kieffer Linda Lynch Bertha Rocha Willian S012 , ..,, L. K M: ..,k. Cathy DeVanna Robert Kimmet Stephen Lynch Elizabeth Rocha Judy Swartzmiller Janet Grimes Janice King Robert Melton Robert Rodriquez Forrest Terry Charlene Andrews Second Sue Ann Andrews Walter Baker Janet Bock Barbara Blue Gerald Burd Karen Butzier Robert Chapman Arden Craun Dennis Dantuono Paul DeVanna Robert Fassler Tommy Hickle Bobby Hoffman June Hunker Linda King Mitchell Maddox James Melton Paul Moreno Marcia Nye Roger Omwake Bobby Reid Geraldine Reid Rita Smith Linda Swartzmiller James Thompson Gregory Addis Camille Borders Larry Channels Janet DeMut.h Hortence Franco Karen Grimes Michall Hartenstein Phyllis Hull Carol Keckler Ralph Kizer Larry Lanning Jack Lynch Margaret Lynch Timothy Lynch Howard Maddox Vemon Olmstead Cynthia Renninger Arthur Summers George Summers Richard Sorg Paul Steffanni Sandra Straub Beverly Stull ABSENT Larry Clingman James Swartzmiller Patrrcia Steele ffnwatfa Ke' Ap-ev, Judy Baker David Garn Sherryl Milliron Karen Schwartzmiller Susanne Baker Ronald Hausman Mary Moreno Larry Schwochow Michael Burd Sherrie Humbert Conchita Rodriq uez Charlet Sreffanni iq J ff' ki' Paul Feathers Joe Lynch Danny Sager Jackie Dantuono Michael King ABSENT: DQHUY Bald emar Rowe Beiarano Jerry Wilch -film ABSENT: Santiago Bejarano, Angelita Briones. Robert Burd Donna Butzier Ronny Clingman Neil Cornell Pearl Day Ned Garns Gary Harrison Janice Hansel David Hickle Deliah Hickle Stanley Huber Lois Keckler Harley Kiser Douglas Klopp Bonnie Liggett Robert Mclviannis Janis Milliron Alice Moreno John Nye Bonnie Reid Gary Simpson Georgia Smith Roberta Somrners Jeffry Walters Karen Andrews Faye Borer Diana Chapman Linda Depp Catherine Fassler Mary Franco Patrick Hartenstein Larry Hoffman Gary Jeanette Carolyn King Richard Lanning Joe Lynch Tommy Lynch Mary Lou McMannis Jane Nye Saundra Phillips Oral Rodriquez John Roush Galen Schwochow Jimmy Sxriver Michael Simpson Janet Steele Gilbert Terry Robert Terry Bill Wohlgamuth ABSENT: Myma Littler. x 5 '- -'vw--b. 1 ,H W Q A 5 A -A 79 Nr L' :gl 'N N - . ky. M, Os. 'a O H5 B - Q5 65 Sli' . X exel- :lf 4 r,' 'z' '., , v .1 X v 'ss y 'PWPI Q. ' WOR all Z I I vvtk x , A , ,, I Z RN' . if No hiv ' vi '.: ? 'Q ASM ' Ag. 4 - 5' 'is , Qi' llgigiz -giaxow ex 7' L Paulette Andrews Jane Baker Sandra Baker Pat Blue Ralph Borer Sally Bramel Barbara Clingman lim Collins Jenifer Hade Kenny Harrison Dale I-lickle Margaret Klopp Bonnie Littler John Lynch Paul Rodriquez Ralph SIUCY Ned Smith Betty Smith Danny Steele Ann Thompson Bill Williams ABSENT: Larry Kimmet David Keclder Swenth Q - 'aa-naw! Sylvia Belva Kenny Linda Harry Addis Baker Carpe: Channels Burd Gasper Roger Jim Karen David Franco Hull Jeanette Kizer Klopp Meredith Gail Bill Janice Lois Knott Summers Seele Sullivan Terry Marsha Sue Kenny Opal Walters Yoakum Kiser Thompson Charlene Comell Oscar Franco Greg Hartenstein Tom Hansel Katheen Kimmet Ruth Ann King Harold Klopp Larry Lynch Lollo Martinez Roger Zimmerman John Baker David DSDP 1 N w .hulk r Joyce Depp Barbara Nye Marlyn Knott Roy Pierce Steve Robinett Mary Steele Patty Yoakum Q w 3 E ,, Arlene Baker Carole Gam Adelyn Burd Ronnie Cress Jim Hoffman Darl Harrison Judy Hartenstein Lary Stover Carol Omwake David Smith Eileen Swickard lzninlfs 4: 'X 'X '65 7? 1' W JANET SHRIVER THEODORE W COLLINS Annual S ta f f 4g Class Officer 35 Baseball 1 County Speech Contest Breeze Staff 3,4g Junior Class Play, 1 Breeze Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 G. A. A. 1. Stage Manager 3 4 i WILLIAM ROY LONG ROBERT EDWARD LYNCH Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, County Music Festival 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g County Music Clinic 1, 2, 3gDistrict Music Clinicg Class Officer 1,4g Breeze Editor 43 County One-Act Play Festival 2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, County Speech Contest 4, Mixed Chorus President 4: Debate 4g Annual Staff 4, Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, BONNIE SULLIVAN Class Officer 15 Annual staff 45 Breeze staff 3,45 Junior Play 35 G.A, A, 1, 2. JA MES PERRY LYNCH Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 County Orchestrag Band 1,2, 3,45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Breeze staff 3,45 Annual staff 45 Music Clinic 1,2,3,4. RONNY RAY ROBINETT 45 Co. Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3, 45 County, Disuict, and State Music Clinic 1,2,35 Class Officer 1, 2,35 Ohio Boys' Band 3,45 Co. Honor Society 3,45 Breeze Staff 3, 45 One Act Play 25 Junior Class Playg Senior Class P1ay5 Boys' State5 Speech Contest 45 Co. Honor Society President 45 National Honor Society. ROBERT BAKER Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class P1ay5 Band 1,25 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 35 Co. Music Festiv a 15 Breeze Staff 45 Annual staff 4. we litem- 'V--were r3snme LARRY STEVEN ROBINETT Band 1,2g Chorus 1,23 Baseball l,2, 3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4, Class Officer 2,4g Stage Manager 3g Senior Play 45 Breeze Staff 4g Track 3,43 Annual Staff 4. CAROLYN FETERLE ELDON LYNCH Cheerleading 2, 4g Junior Play 3 Breeze Graff 4 Annual Staff4 Senior Play 45 Breeze Staff 3,4 Junior Play 3 Sen1orPlay 4 F F A Annual staff 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2 Band 1 3,4, Band 2, 3,4g Majorits 1,2, 3,4 Music Festival 1,2, 3,4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g F. H. A. 4. DONNA SCHWOCHOW Cheerleader 2,3,4g Majorette 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 1,'2, 3,4g Co. Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 33 F. H. A. 4g Class Officer 2,3,4g Co. Honor Society 3, Girls' State 3: 4-H Congress 4, Debate 4: Junior Play 33 Senior Play 4g County and District Music Clinic 3,4g Breeze Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Co. Speech 4. In 1951 we entered High School withanenrollment of 14. We went half a year in the old build- ing and the last half in the new one. One of our first and most dreaded duties as freshmen was to receive our initiation. We were all rather frightened at the thought of swallowing an oyster and some of the tricks used, but we found it not too bad and a lot of fun. We were an active group during our high school career. As freshmen, we had one of the cheerleaders, Joan Day Burd. We had three members in the music clinic, Jim Lynch, Eddie Lyndi, and Ronny Robinett, Ronny received a superior rating in the State Music Contest. We had several members on the baseball team also. Our class officers were: RonnyRobinett,PresidentgLarry Robinett, Vice-Presidentg Eddie Lynch, Secretary: and Donna Schwochow, Treasurer. Our class sponsor was Miss Kemp. Coming into our Sophomore year in 1952, we lost Joan Day Burd which cut our class member- ship to 13. This year it was our turn to hand out the initiation to the freshmen. To hear us talk, you would have thought we were going to murder those poor kids, but we really didn't. In fact, some of us came closer tobreakingaleg just trying to be mean to them. We had two of the cheerleaders in our second year in highschool, Carolyn Feterle and Donna Schwochow, Several of our members were in the one act play, The Phantom Gentleman. Eddie Lynch, Jim Lynch and Ronny Robinett were again in the Music Clinic. Eddie received an excellent rating and Jim received a superior rating in the District Contest. Ronny again received a superior rating in the State Contest. We had several of our boys on the basketball and baseball teams. Our class officers this year were: Norma Scherger, Presidentg Ronny Robinett, Vice-Presidentg Donna Schwochow, Secretaryg and Bonnie Sullivan, Treasurer. Our sponsor was Miss Haynes. Starting our Junior year in 1953 we lost another member of our class, Norma Scherger. making a total enrollment of 12. AsJuniors, we put on our class play, Good Gracious Grandma, which was a booming success. We also raised quite an amount of money selling refreshments at all the home basketball games, and we were very fortunate to be allowed to sell the refreshments at the County Baseball Tourney. After earningall this hard cash, we spent it on our J unior-Senior Banquet which we thought very nice. We banqueted the seniors in the School Cafeteria and then took them to Toledo to the Sports Arena for the Sonja Henie Ice Show. As Juniors, we had only one of the cheerleaders, Donna Schwochow, five boys on the basketball team, which was County Champion, and six members on the baseball team which was District Champion. This year Carolyn Feterle, Jim Lynch, Donna Schwochow, and Ronny Robinett participated in the Music Clinic. Jim received another excellent rating and Ronny a superior rating in the State Contest. We also put out the school paper, The Breeze, every month. Our class officers for this, our money making year were: Norma Scherger, Presidentg Donna Schwochow, Vioe-President: Janet Shriver, Treas- urerg and Ronny Robinett, Secretary. Our sponsor was Mr. Liston. Finally in 1954 we entered our Senior year with 12 members in our class. This is our year to receive our banquet from the Juniors and it was quite nice. We again had two cheerleaders, Donna Schwochow, and Carolyn Feterle. We had five members on the basketball and baseball teams. In early November we presented our class play, Mumbo Jumbo, with some very capable help from the Junior Class. The play was a big success and we all were pleased with the support of the J uniors. Some of the Seniors were in the One Act Play, Comin' Around the Mountain, which was presented in the County Play Fest. This year wehad Eddie Lynch and Donna Schwochow in the Music Clinic. As Seniors, it was our duty to publish the school yearbook. We hope we did this job as well as the classes that preceded us. We also published the school paper each month. Eddie Lynch was the Editor and did a very fine job keeping us on the stick getting the news ready. Our class officers for this, our final year were: Larry Robinett, President: Eddie Lynch, Vice-Presidentg Eldon Lynch, Treasurerg and Donna Schwochow, Secretary. Our sponsor was Mr. Shumaker. CLASS PROPHECY I overheard a conversation, on the telephone, the other day 119655. It was rather surprising to hear what had become of the Class of 55, from Bettsvillel The conversation went something like this, Did you hear about that great Band Leader of the Roland's Rhythm Rockers? They're playing at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in Florida. The Leader is none other than our own Ronny Robinett. well, what do you know! That Ted Collins is a big Oil man in Texas, now. He spends most of his time taking baths in the Oill Say, I hear that Eldon Lynch is running for Governor of Ohio! He ought to win, because he can sure talk enough to get into office! CY es, and no doubt, right back out againlj It seems we- have two Speed Demons from our 55 class. Bill Long got a very beautiful trophy last summer, for a grand show of speed on his Motorcycle. He succeeded in only breaking two legs and fracturing his skulll . . . Gi, Yes, Jim Lynch is in Speed Boat racing now. Incidentally, he recently won S1,000. But after an hour of artificial respiration, he looked up at his lovely wife, from Old Fort, and said, I'm too pooed to participate! Edward Lynch is now in the Tire business . . . Ever since he got hit in the head with one, he hasn't been the same . . . about tires, I meanl Well, Larry Robinett is Coach at Ohio State University now . . . and doing quite well. He and his little family of eighteen Cnine boys and nine girlsj . . . and mom Carole! Oh, Miss Janet Shriver and her husband have a nice little business . . . they ovm their own raoeway in Findleyl Yes, and Bonnie sure makes a lovely Movie -Star! She's only had four husbands so far . . . and there isn't anyone who can sing and dance as well as shel Why, what do you know! Ther-e's Miss Carolyn Feterlel She's the head of a very profitable Trucking business . . . also a good Mechanic! QShe ought to be, with all that helpful guidance of Skiplj Say, did you know that Mrs. Donna Aufwendershein is rumiing for the first woman President of the United States! But she is running as Mrs. Jones . . . I guess she'll never get rid of her fancy last names! What is this we hear about our old classmate, Bobby Baker? He has made quite a name for himself in the Skating world . . . he and his Baker Skating Review for 1965 , are showing at the Toledo Sports Arena, this week! YOUR TIME iS UPg IF YOU WANT ANYMORE TIME, PLEASE DROP A NICKEL IN THE SLOT! Darn that operator, well, lguess this is all from here this year!! C9 rfiuifirff osox 6' 4 0 O G I ,XXAA 500-WS' 5 1 ., we gffgf W df? E3 .sc Q L+-s , ax Y . X. :s- K -:..' W X ,, aw uf Q, SEM SC? qv. E FRONT ROW: Carol Omwake, Mrs. Shumaker. BACK ROW: Ronny Robinett, Carole Garn, Judy Hartenstein, Arlene Baker. A student must have a semester average of B in each class to attend the Honor Society Meetings. They must retain this average all through high school to belong to the National Honor Society. We are fortunate to have one of our class members, Ronny Robinett, as President of the Seneca County Honor Society. The Honor Society Calendar for 54-55 was as follows: September 22 . . . , . meeting at Bloomville November 17 . . . . . . meeting at Attica March 23 . . . . . meeting at Thompson May 16 . . . . . . banquet at Melmore CLARINET TRIO Donna Schwochow Carolyn Feterle LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Baker Eddie Lynch Donna Schwochow Barbara Nye Arlene Baker .'73and FIRST ROW: Arlene Baker, Carolyn Feterle. SECOND ROW: Joyce Depp, Ned Smith, Larry Kimmet, Billy Wohlgamuth, Lois Terry, Jim Long, Ronny Robinett. THIRD ROW: Donna Schwochow, Mr. Leininger, Linda Channels, Charlene Cornell, Janice Sullivan, Steve Robinett, Eddie Lynch, Marilyn Knott, Barbara Nye. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Addis, Larry Lynch, Bill Long, Jim Lynch, Lary Stover, Harold Klopp, Margaret Klopp, David Klopp. The Senior Band would like to express their thanks to the following business organizations who so generously donated 5630. 68 for the uniforms. Basic Refractories James Sullivan Post H733 McDaniel: Insurance Bettsville Majorettes Vaughn Voorhies Insurance Dan Copplcr, Barber B 8s B Cafe Fred Hartscl Grocery Ladies Auxiliary James Sull Beltsville Hardware Modern Mothers' Club Harrison Trail Garden Club Haze1's Beauty Shoppe Bettsville Elevator Nevin Fry Mushroom Plant ivan Post Hank and Ruth 's Charles Andrews Bettsvllle Lumber Bettsville Boy Scouts Bettsville Green House Tots and Teens Mothers' Club Stover Lumber Craun Transportation Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Huber Windaus Bettsville Cub Scouts Jim Woods Drug Store Bettsville Firemen Pat Nobbs Beauty Shoppe JUNIOR BAND FRONT ROW: Jimmy Swartzmiller, Richard Lanning. Jimmy Shriver, Gary Simpson, Gilbert Terry, Michael Simpson, Ralph Borer, Harley Kiser. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leininger, Carolyn King, Belva Baker, Jane Nye, Faye Borer, Gary Jeanette, Linda Depp, Danny Rowe. THIRD ROW: Jeff Walters, Joe Lynch, John Lynch, Robert Terry, Douglas Klopp, Stanley Huber, Larry Schwochow. BELOW: Mr. Leininger, Arlene Baker, Margaret Klopp, Bonnie Littler, Carolyn Feterle, Eddie Lynch. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Addis, Larry Kimmet, Carol Omwake, Marilyn Knott, Janice Sullivan, Donna Schwochow, Judy l-lartenstein, Ruth Ann King, Eileen Swickard, Jim Lynch. MU SIC CLINIC FIRST ROW: Carolyn Feterle, Jane Baker, Bonnie Littler, Paulette Andrews, Margaret Klopp, Pattee Blue, Sandra Baker, Patty Yoakum, SECOND ROW: Mr. Leininger, Larry Kimmet, Ruth Ann King, Jennifer Hade, Judith Hartenstein, Donna Schwochow, Mary Steel, Eileen Swickard, Joyce Depp. THIRD ROW: Roger Hull, David Klopp, Larry Lynch, Eddie Lynch,Ronny Robinett,Lary Stover,Steven Robinett, Harold Klopp. Great strides have been made in the past few years with the Band, Chorus ensembles, and soloists. With this in mind we feel the future years hold much in store for these groups. Before going our separate ways, we would like you to remember this short phrase, Music is the most certain way into the heart. Our sincere thanks to those grade teachers and students who have patiently endured those many sweet and sour tones coming from the music room. The Music Department This page sponsored by ART BEANS MUSIC HGJSE GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Girls' Physical Education Class of 1954-1955 participated in various sport activities during the current school year. At the beginning of the year the class began playing softball when weather permitted. The girls divided into two teams and had a series of games. After winter set in several weeks were spent on various stunts and calisthenics. A considerable amount of time was also spent on learning to play volleyball. The two Physical Education Classes had several games. Even the Eighth grade girls were engaged in several games with the Eighth grade boys. Next the girls had several interesting Basketball games. It has been reported that the girls are going to take up Archery in the spring. Hold your hats! Arlene Baker Donna Schwochow Joyce Depp Carolyn Feterle CHEERLEADERS i4 3 as Ep is 3 . EDA mA f J 1-' ':- A 5' 4 JA 9 .N I , T if m' , L ' A1m l K ' -if f n M 's l 5 g1' IL K ' Q E 8 x . i , X 2 'A ,W 3, as -- I ne, 4. QS .l: i is J 1 Aka' g ms Bk M ' 1 if ' XS 5 is ,535 4 I i . A 4 F II If L AR -are AL RESERVES FRONT ROW: Harry Burd, Manager, Larry Lynch, Tom Hartse1,Jim Long. .Toe Lynch, Man- ager. BACK ROW: Mr. Lynch, Harold Klopp, Steve Robinett, Roy Pierce, John Baker. BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Larry Robinett, Steve Robinett, Jim Long. Jim Lynch, Bob Baker, Larry Lynch, BACK ROW: Harold Klopp, Eddie Lynch, Darl Harrison, Mr. Lynch, Ronny Robinett, John Baker, Oscar Franco, Tom Hartsel. Q ig 5 ef 1 fb E 4 W SQ, gf m X g Y x '51 -k SHR n 4 sk S fin.. ig Q 0 K z XL Y W ig? 5 if as x-4 5 'Q' -1 5 6 ix 9? A LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Lynch, Ronny Robinett, Larry Robinett, Coach Lynch, Bob Baker, Eddie Lynch, Darl Harri son, SEASON RECORD WE THEY Jackson-Liberty 60 78 Old Fort 56 55 Townsend 73 50 'Melmore 82 80 'Thompson 73 67 Wayne-Bradner 61 '74 'New Reigel 94 54 New Washington 43 73 Sycamore 67 55 York 57 64 'Republic 46 59 Townsend 93 58 'Old Fort 61 55 New Reigel 71 50 'Hopewell 54 '71 Lakeside 85 82 'Jackson-Liberty 74 68 'Attica 86 66 'Bloomville 63 103 Season Won 12 Lost 7 'League Won 6 Lost 3 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Jackson Melmore Republic WE THEY 53 55 CONSOLATION WE THEY 68 66 53 55 John . . Sarah . . . Monahan .... Sheirf ..... . Dr. Omahandra . Harold Cluster Emma Burpee . Richard Reynolds . . . . Peaches........ Tweety. . . Peter Beamish . . Pee Wee Smith . Celestia . . . . . Daisy . . . . . . Kay Semedi . . Mrs. Cluster . . Prompter . . . Stage Managers . . ' 5' CHARACTERS Director...................... The name of the play was, MUMBO JUMBO . . . Larry Robinett . . . . Carol Garn . . . .Jim Lynch . . Eldon Lynch . . Darl Harrison . . . . .Bill Long . . . Adelyn Burd . .Romly Robinett . Carolyn Feterle Donna Schwochow . . . . . Ed Lynch . . . . . Bob Baker . .Carol Omwake . . . Arlene Baker . Sharon Jeanette . Eileen Swickard .Judy Hartenstein . . . . Ted Collins Lary Stover . . Mr. English WB fi my 5 :ME W xx L Q'?'E 'f .+ fs? 6 3 Q 35 us.. , Smwwkwm L3 Saewpgyf- P , M A ..,- :X --ff ,ff ..,, . 3 SE ak A' ggi? k 5 m .. Q PHYSICS LAB CLASS Hi ,... v,NN,... - ML: ,f.fM..., ..,1zmmwmg.,m .f9 ,,, ,Y HOME ECONOMICS CLA SS DRIVER TR.AINING CLASS UA '53, .8 i 4- The Staff takes this opportunity to thank the Basic Re- factories, the Recreation Board, and all public spirited citi- zens who gave freely of their time and money to make the Howard Ells Park a reality. Q if . -j:gg:',,,1- 'iafa ' Y ' L ' biafiw Rf 'WMI me SWT' , Kes: QQ? W'Z'g,k wwf 15: ' gawk -iU1'm- SA.. -, Q Q, . 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