Bloomville High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bloomville, OH)
- Class of 1954
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A C H A L L E N G I Hgure it out for yourself, !ou've all that the greatest have had, , - Two arms, two hands, two legs, two eyes, 1 And e brain to use if you would be wise, 31, jf With this equipment they all began- of So start from the top and say, 'I can. 7 You are the handicap you must face, You are the one who must choose your place, Q You must sq where you want to go, How mah you will study the truth to kmwg God has equipped you for life, but Re Lets you decide what you want to be. N Courage mst come from the soul within, You must furnish the will to win. , So figure lt out for yourself, You were born with all that the great have hadg lith your equipment they all began, Get hold of yourself and say, 'I can. Author unknown. TABLE Ol' CONTENTS DEDICA1.'ION........ .. ..Page3 Ammusrmnou . . . . .PUBS 4 8l2IIORB...... --PISBT UNDDWLASSCDI . . . . P180 19 ILDIEITARY . . - . -P880 27 ATHLHIG8 . . . . . Page 35 ACTIVITIES . . . .Page 43 ..Plge5'I ADVIITIUNG . . . . Page 6o 2 -swuv fl I If V Dedl at an To the Business Men of their loyalty to all our activities, and Women of Bloomville, because us and their generous support of we, the Senior Claes or 1954, re our Annual, TH! GRI!! AND WHITE. Y' n i -o '3 Aa S- x QQ, . specttully dedicate l an I' M .High Scfwol faculty, -an Q 9 99, gl? ig M. my A gg' gmjggf .1?,gh MR. FLOYD PORTER ,mix A ,E 53 A MR- RICH-A-RD PINK1-EY B.S.,M.A. Bowling Green Q. Vibi .A.LLw ag nllffif H lid 1'- C CEAE5--fggizgge Superintendent--Science 1 U Physical Education X l A 4 l MR. O.J. HERROD, Jr. B.S.,M.S., West Virginia University Vocational Agriculture ...N W , 1 I - L.. - V, A .wc Y , ve- 44 W e ,. W Wngy, . .xg E C 5 X O.. Lf + l REV. HENRY A. BLUM MISS MARY KAGY A-B- Heidelberg B.A. Bowling Green BQD. Ceiltral Seminary 1 Home Economics H story MR. F.P. SIEGFRIED A.B. Heidelberg Principal--Mathematics O 2 ' Ii ' , A if MRS. JANE DETTERMAN q g MRS.ANgRMgbSWEARINGEN B.M. Heidelberg ,A d ' ' erlin English to Latin and Comercial Physical Education MR. ROBERT SDNELL B.M. Ohio Wesleyan Music Compliments of THE BOND FURNITURE CO., Tiffin, Ohio. A Grade nn-i ' 1-v xx lu: ci, V Faculty First Grade MRS. JOAN SIDNELL Second Grade MRS. GLENNA MUSSELMAN Fourth Grade MRS. BEATRICE HOWELL f Qaigk. -' iii 5 Silth Grade MRS. ALTHEA STONER 5 First Grade MRS. MADALYN LEIBENGOOD Third Grade MRS. LUCILLE KOCH Fifth Grade MRS. PAULINE LEISTER Board of Education JANITOR L. to B: Arthur Saul, c1e1'k'g lawrence Klaiseg Alvin Hartechuh, vice- presidentg Lester Dolch, presidentg Boy Blazer, John Kagy, Floyd T. Porter, superintendent. LEM goo x-sh Mr. Harding Aihgwi Anna Iva. Den Elsie S BUSIICHAIIC nu sms .nun nnxvmas ,..-MGM Y I . f x. lr' Suu' Mr. Michener lr. Sidnell Rev. Blum substituting for Ir. Hoeeler lr. Harding SECRETARY SECRETARY 11 g Second Semester -S ,, 'l,fI::: ' urn. nnkuy n kk vinyl SMA A Compliments or cAR1.'s Hmmm sronm, ,Le:,,, S Bloomville, Ohio. 6 S 1' ELA55 IJF-' 'EIS'-I '17 ,Ks Yr ,Q - 2 ELAINE DUNN GERTRUDE BALL Sugar and spice and everything X Personality plus and an intel- niceg one of these days she'11 L lectual mindg a nicer girl you w---cf be sprinkled with rice. cannot find. -'ink 1 ii ' .Q GAYE Hossmzn lf 'X T:-if She knows them all from out of v towng she's one Senior who gets p Nj, around. K W, 2 t s p r 2, Q Ly 4 ' G' gg f:'f:- 52 3 .SU I nf , -an N I am Mozaocx i t s: 3 nomar Enmnsou Uhst he wants mst to get out Which to CYIOOSC. work 01' Play? of school is himself. Why choose? Do both the whole lone dav- Y he - Y a A as 2 - mean, K 'N-..-Al' X L 1 RONNIE EARICK A man after his own heart, but I , happier when a girl is after it. R K, CECIL SAYRE HAROLD SEIPLE I'm a smart guy, but I have s Ln innocent face but , you never hard time convincing anyone. can tell. 8 .TU NE BLUM Pretty to walk with, fun to talk . with, nice to think about, too. PATTY KASEMAN '-N75 A cute little girl, with a. silly giggle, she won't sit still, she is 'bound to wiggle. LEONARD FARR When there is mischief brewing, Ile is doing the stirring. 1? wx 'X Q J GEGRGE HEMMINGER No civilized person ever goes to 'bed the same day he gets up. RAYMOND ZEITER They give me advice galore, out I still go on just as before. 9 ANN MCCLELLAND In every rank, be it great or smallg she fills her place among them all. f Y-1' EDWARD DOLCH If there isn't anything to do, let me dn it. :ft I S , . I A i 1 5 , ? fe 5 ' Y 1 DON MILLER He may not be a Ford, but he sure can rattle on. Senior Activities QQ - Class President 43 Vice-president 33 Treasurer 23 Student Council l3 Buck- ,na eye Girls' State 33 Carnival Queen 43 Volleyball l,2,3,43 Basketball 3,43 Softball 2,3,43 County Honor Society 3,43 Secretary, Treasurer, local Honor Society 3,42 II'.H.A. l,2,43 An- nual Staff 43 Green and lhite Staff 3,43 Class Play 3,42 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Triple Trio 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Operetta 4. I M Yu-Q Q E - Class Treasurer 13 Secretary 43 Trench Club 2,33 Prince of Peace 43l'.H.A. 1,43 'J i Band 43 Mixed Cborus l,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Girls' lnsemble 3,43 Girls' Quartet 2,3 u' at I I If Girls' Trio 33 Y-Teens 2,3, Secretary 33 Basketball 2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,4:Q,QQ1'1Qgd,g1' 43 Green and lhite Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Operetta 43 Class Play 3,4. QI-QQ EL-Q - l'.l'.A. l,2,3,43 President 43 Vice-president 33 County l'.l'.A. 3,43Rcporter43 3 Vice-president 33 Claes Treasurer 3,43 Class Play 3.4: Glee Club 1,21 Mixed Chorus 13 Car- - nival ling 43 Track 1,2,3.4: Baseball 33 Annual Staff 4. QQ EQ - Class Reporter 43 Volleyball l,2,3,43 Basketball 3,43 Softball 2,3,43: l'.H.A. l,2,3,43 Vice-president 33 President 43 Green and lhite Staff 3,43 Cheerleader 33 Operetta 43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 President 43 Mixed Chorus 3,42 Solo Contest 2,3,43 Band 2,3,4: Octet 23 Triple Trio 43 District Music Festival 23 State lmsic Festival 23 Class Play 3,41 One- act Play 43 Annual Staff 4. 3 QQ!! -Bl - Baseball, Basketball and Track Manager 23 Glee Club l,2, 3.4: Mixed Chorus Q 3 x l,2,3,43 County Music Clinic l,2,3,43 District Music Clinic 23 State lmsic Clinic 23 Boys' ff Octet 2,3,43 Mixed lnsemble 23 Librarian 43 Honor Society 3,43 County Honor Society - 3,43 r Class Play 3,43 One-act Play 43 Annual Staff 4. ,xl ,ljtli-Q Lg - Baseball 1,23 Basketball 1,22 Student Council 23 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus Zlll 3, X , 13 Class Vice-president 43 Honor Society 3,43 Boys' State 33 Class Play 43 Annual Staff 4. GIORGI BIMMIIGIR - Green and Ihite Staff l,2,3,43: Class Reporter 1,32 Secretary 23 Student Council 43 President 43 l'.l'.A. 1,2,3,4: Officer 3,43 One-act Play 2,3,43 Class Plq 3, 43 Band l,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 County Chorus l,2,3,43 County Music festival l,2,3,43 District Music 'Festival l,2,3,43 State Music Festival 23 Band Officer l, 2,3,43 Glee Club Officer 2,3,43 Operetta 43 Attendant to Carnival King 13 Basketball l,2, 3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4: Annual Staff 4. if ggulin - Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,4: Triple Trio 43 Operetta 43 State Mu- sic Festival 23 Volleyball 1,2,3,41 Softball l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Poetry Contest l Xu Carnival Queen Attendant 23 l'.R.A. l,2,43 Green and lhtte Staff 3.43 Class Play 3,43 Annu- al Staff 4. QT-T1 - Green and lhite Staff l,2,3,43 lditor 43 Assistant lditor 5330821080-Ol' 1, 2,3,43 Class lcporter 1,22 Dru: Majorette 1,43 Band l,2,3,43 County Music festival 23 Dis- trict 2, State 23 'Triple Trio 43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 secretary 43 Band Treasurer 43Operetta 43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Carnival Qleen Attendant 13 P.H.A. l,2,3,43 Songleader 43 Basket- X ball 2,3,4: Volleyball 1,2,3,4: Class Play 3,4Q One-act Play 43 Annual Staff 4. ad Lg! ! - Cheerleader 1,2,5,4Q Basketball 2,3,43 Volleyball l,2,3,43 Il'.H.A.l,2,3,43 3.3.5 43 Treasurer 43 Carnival Queen Attendant 33 Glee Club l,2,3,43 MlxedChorus l,2, ff of 43 Solo Contest 2,32 County Chorus 43 State Glee Club 33 Band 2,3,43 Vice-president 43 Op- -,..a.g eretta 43 Triple Trio 2,43 Honor Society 43 Class' Plq 3,43 Class Secretary 1,33 Green and White Staff l,2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Vice-president Student Council 4. E MILLIR - Sport' Manager 1,2,3,4: Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 3,43 Glee Club l,23Green and lhite Staff 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Class Play 3,4. 3 JLM IDBLOCK - Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Track l,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Mixed ?'7 Ab chorus 1.2.3,-43 cpu-nn 43 cn.. Play 3,43 mul Staff 4. 9 XCICIL .- Baseball 1,2,3: Basketball 33 Manager 43 Band l,3,43 Dance Band 43 Glee Club l,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4: Boys' lnsemble 3,43 Operette 43 Vocal Solo Contest 3,43 County- Chorus 1,2,4: LLA. 13 One-act Play 23 Prince of Peace l,2,43 Debate 1,23 Class Reporter 1,33 Toastmaster, Junior-Senior Banquet 33 Green and White Staff l,2,3,43' Annual Staff 43 Class Play 4. HAROLD SIIIPLI - Debate 1.2: Librarian 23 Class Play 43 Annual Staff 4. QITIR - Class Treasurer'l3 Basketball l,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Track 1,33 ed Chorus l,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Solo 3,43 Ensemble 2,3,43 County Chorus 3,43Operetta 43 Band 13 Student Council 33 I'.!'.A. 1,2,3,4: Treasurer 33 Honor Society 3,42 Ons-act Play 43 Class 43 Annual Staff 4. vx . -M4614 i ,mf wit in ff: rf. C , A C,- ' :XJ S Tj W 213' , My 55. 9 3 3 WB , 3-' r- S' 333 -Qi 0,0 'fi-5 -47 '. Q O40 Sept . Oct. Nov. Dec. QDICI' 3 En GI' .R .1 4 S ' C I d 8 - Collected our books for our last year of school and began studying 1' V 12 - Attended a surprise birthday party for Pat Kaseman. 1- t if 1 . Q37 15 - Plued Republic in basebe.l1 here. le lost 7-6. f .- 5 H 16 - Sold our Annual ads. Broke the record. v , A . 18 - 'ent to Sandusky to see the GM 'Parade of Progress . Interesting. Q , Q 1 19 - Lawn fete for benefit of une sand. Wa...-.. i 1 25 - Honor Society meeting at Thompson. Senior members attending were ,-in ' Ray Zeiter, Len Parr, Bob Emerson, Bonnie larick and Gertrude Ball. wg, ' 29 - Baseball tournament in Tiffin. le won from Old Port 4 to 2. n , f, ,,. y 2 - Another successful tournament game. lon from Hopewell 10 to 6. f 91 P 6 - let Rettsville in tournament finals. lon from them 4-3. Champions! 9 - llusic department presented the operetta, 'H.l. S. Pinafore . iq 7 in 18 - Birthday party for Don Miller to which we were all invited. fg 31 - Gertrude Ball and Eddie Dolch were crowned Carnival Queen and King. ,... 8 - 'Prince of Peace' contest. Several Seniors took part. Q 13 - Basketball season started. Ion from Republic there 69 to 60. f 5 18 - County Honor Society at Jackson-Liberty. Ann llcC. A Don ll. guests. 19 - l'.H.A. and l'.l'.A. enjoyed a barn dance at Porter Dav1s's. 24 - Lost a basketball game at Melmore, score 92-75. I Thanksgiving! Alumnibasketball games. 26 - l - Played Attica here and lost to them 67-66. 1 4 - Lost to Bettsville 81 to 55 on their floor. 11 - Another bad night. lost to Old Fort there 52-51. 18 - Lost to Hopewell-london here 52-51. It's getting to be a habit. 19 - Christmas party at Irs. S's in Tiffin. 22- 30- llusic groups presented a Christmas concert. Holiday tournament. lost to Chatfield 84-79. 31 - lon from York 72-59. Jan. 8 - Choir workshop at Heidelberg. 15 - A thriller with Attica there. le won 75-73. State Scholarship tests were held at Columbian High. Our Seniors were: Gertrude Ball, Ann McClelland, Ronnie Earick, Robert lnerson, Leonard Parr, Don Miller, Raymond Zeiter. 16 - lon from Green Springs in a Saturday nidmt game 82-64. 17 - Elaine entertained us with a turkey dinner. Her birthday! 22 - Defeated by Republic here 63-55. 29 - Our team defeated lelmore here 77-73. I'eb. 2 - Lykens beat us on our own floor 78-76. , t 5 - lost to Thompson there 86-57. . wi 8 - County l'.l'.A. meeting at Attica. ld Dolch elected County Reporter. , . 4 12 - lnded the regular basketball season with win over New Riegel 89-74.' ' 1 13 - Ann lk:C1elland, June Blum, Elaine Dunn and George Hemminger attend- , Q ed Music Clinic at Ohio Wesleyan University. ,J 15 - County Tournament. Lost a heartbreaker to Bettsville 66-64. L 18 - l'.H.A. and l'.F.A. Parent-Son-Daughter Banquet in cafeteria. 19 - lost to Old Fort in second tournament session. le're out! e 22 - No school! Third round of tournament. We were spectators 24 - Semi-finals. Consolation tournament. 27 - Finals. larch 6 - Music clinic held at Attica. Zi - District Solo and lnsemble contests at Heidelberg. 23 - County Honor Society meeting at Thompson. 31 - One-act play contest at Hopewell-Loudon. Our play-- Special Guest April 3 - District Rand Contest at Hopewell-Loudon. 21 - County Music Iestival at Old Port. 23 - Senior Class Play Babies' Night Out . le all took part. lay 1 - Final scholarship tests. 5 - County Honor Society banquet at lelmore. Initiation into Rational 5:1534 7 - County track meet at Tiffin. Volleyball tournament for the girls. 8 - District baseball tournament at Clyde . 14 - Junior-Senior banquet held here at school. Very nice. 15 - Finals of the 16-22 - Class trip 23 - Baccalaureate 25 - COINENCIIMEIT! district baseball tournament. to Washington and New York. service in the school auditorium. Our speaker -- Dr. Ronald I. Thompson of 0.S.U. This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaseman. 'll 'T SenlorC ss Histor fddn... A ,Nfl fgrgf 117' kg ,,,qa,,, . ,ll , 1 l 1 4941 I2 First -Cillgdi 1. Melvin Snith, lar- lene Rh1neberger,Shir- ley Brewer, Len Farr, Margaret Ball, Paul Ziegler, Don Killer. 2. LeRoy Ho1t,Gertrude Ball, Gaye Hoss1er,l1- eine Dunn, Martha lnd- ers, Idonna Lutz,Caro1 Savial, Eddie Do1ch.3. lies Link, Jim lbrlock Eddie Babcock,Geo.Hem- minger, Harold Seiple, Walter Bower, Raymond Zeiter, Joe Beseler, Carl Iilliator. Second Grade 1. Melvin Smith, Eddie Dolch, Elaine Dunn, Don Miller, Gaye Hosa1er,Bob Beeler, larlenehhineber- ger, Shirley Brewer. 2. Leonard Farr, Gertrude Ball, Joe Hoes1er,George Hemminger, Harold Seiple, Sandra Diebert, Carol Se- vial, Charles F1ood,lar- tha Enders, LeRoy Holt. 3. Mies Grimes, Raymond Zeiter, Bonnie Earick, Jim lorlock. Fourth Grade 1. Gertrude Ball, Shirley Smith, Car- ol Savial, Dorothy Keeey, Blaine Dunn Jean Dull. 2. Ire. llesnard, Bob Beeler, Jim lor lock. Raymnd Zeiter, Harold Seiple George Hemminger, Don Hiller, Eddie Do lch. 3. Lyle Shock, Iredericx Ja ny Tanner, Leonard Farr, Cecil Bi lly Robbins. Vx . um au John- Third Grge 1. Dorothy Keeey, Geye Eoeeler, Gertrude Bell, Kerry Lee Hall, Carol Saviel, Blaine Dunn, lsr- lene Bhineberger. 2. Jean Dull, Smirley Brewer. 3. Cecil Sayre, Johnny Tanner, Charles Flood, Billy Ro'b'b1ne,Bob Beeler, Eddie Dolch, Lyle Swck. 4. Don Miller, George Heminger, Harold Seiple, Raymond Zeiter, Joe Hossler, Iaonard Ierr,l'red- erick Jackson, Mrs. Llthea Stoner. Fifth Grade 1 Jim Tortney, Jim llorlock Elaine Dunn Dorothy Ieeey, Gertrude Ball Johnny Tanner Cecil Sayre 2 Leonard hrr, Richard Smith Dick Adams George Heminger Don Miller, Eddie Dolch, Billy Robbins 3 Mrs Kegy Bonnie Eariok Harold Seiple Charles Adams Raymond Zeiter, Jerry Biller If Sixth Grade 1. Norman Wolfe, Blaine Dunn, Gertrude Ball, Gaye Hossler, Dorothy Keesy, Billy Robbins, Jim Iortney. 2. Len l'arr,Jer- ry Diller, Dick Adams, Johlmw Tanner, Don Miller, Geo. Hem- minger, lddie Dolch. 3.George Leknm, Ray Zeiter, Ron 1111018 Jim lorlock. Harold Seiple. Ire. Stoner. Seventh Grade P ' 1. Geye Koeeler, Richard Snith, Jim lort- noy, Jim Ilorlock, Cecil Sayre. 2. Billy Robbins, Johnny Tanner, Leonard Farr, Blaine Dunn, George Heminger, lddie Dolch. 3. lr. Ulman, Gertrude Bell, Ann McClel- land, Dorothy Keeey, Don Miller, Dick Adams. 4. Jerry Biller, Bill Stinchcomb, Raymond Zeiter, Harold Seiple, Dick leever. 13 . Jim Iortney, Cecil Sayre, J . Dick Ldame,Ronn1e Earick, Ninth Grade . George Hemninger, Ann lc- Clelland, Patty Iaseman, Nancy Gildenmeieter, Ger- trude Ball,Dorothy Keely, Elaine Dunn, Leonard Tarn Don Miller, Jim Morlock, Eddie Dolch, Diok Weaver, Dick Smith, B111 Robbins. Harold Se1p1e,Ray Zeiter, Jerry B1ller,llr. Siegfried. Eigth Grade Gaye Haesler, Leonard Farr, 1 Sayre, John Tanner, Bill bbine, Don Miller, Jim Fort , Dorothy Keeey. 2.lr. Sieg- fried, Ann McClelland, llaine Dunn, Pat Iaseman,Gertrude Ball, Dick Snith, Jim lorlock,D1ck Ad- Geo. Heminger, Ray Zeiter, Weaver, Eddie Do1ch,Bob Ken Littleton, Harold Seiple, Don Bish, Ronnie Earick, Bill Stinchcomb, Jerry Billet. Elevenun Grade l. Gertrude Ball, Gaye Hoeeler, Elaine Dunn, Patty Kaseman, Ann McClelland. 2. Jim lortney, George Hemminger, Cecil Sayre lddie Dolch, Leonard Farr, lr. Zellner. 3. Dick Adams, Don Miller, Ray Zeiter, Harold Seiple, Jim lbrlock, Bob Emerson. Tenth Grade l. Pat Kaeeman, Gay Hose- ler, Gertrude Ball, Jim Iortney, George Hemminger, ld Dolch, Don lliller,Cecil Sayre, Inn Farr, Elaine Dunn, Ann lk:C1e11a.nd.2.llr. Siegfried, Dickldams, Jim lbrlock, Bon Earick, Har- old Seiple, RayZe1ter,Dob Emerson, Jerry Biller. -5nn.-.... ,A rv' A 14 Twelfth Grade Seniors at Last 1. Elaine Dunn, George Hemmin- ger, Ann McClelland, Len Farr June Blum, Patty Kaeeman. 2. Ray Zeiter, Gaye Hossler, Eddie Dolch, Gertrude Ball,Ce- cil Sayre, Mrs. Swearingen. 3. Jim Morlock,Don Miller, Ron- nie Earick, Harold Seiple, Bob Emerson. enior napshots L 3 ' mrrca , F N X I -N., MRSQ S's I Q , M, ' ,V I r 5, . O W 3 h is XJ' - If it - 'Q ' ' ' Q MRS S' 1-X hi I 'ua sid '- cmuswms PARTY Q' . DOGSAND fm NX SR. BANQUET 53 THE GANG SENI CR PALS BUDDI ES 1 ,, QUEENIE PALS RED I5 THEIR W UTILITIES QFIRE PLUGS, THE TWINS A I nr 'Y l 53 GRADUATION Ol' 53 AK JUNE GAYE AND PAT Sen br 674 5 W17l We, the class of 1954, in the village of Bloomville, county of Seneca, State of Ohio, the United States of America, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath our prize possessions, habits, and abilities to trustworthy underclassmen, who will, we are sure, be able to make use of and develop the respective bequests. May these heirs ever hold their possessions in great esteem and be worthy of the trust placed in them by the departing Seniors. In this manner do we dispose of our possessions: ARTICLE I. Item I - To the Juniors we leave three things: Ill the anticipation of a well- earned trip, 121 the pleasure of reliving their school memories by putting together an Annual, and Q32 the realization that their goal--graduation--is almost in sight. Item II - we leave to the Sophomores the desire to be good basketball players and sportsmen, and the will to achieve that desire. Item III - we leave to the Freshman Class all of our old broken down horns and strained vocal cords. Item IV - We will to the seventh and eighth grade pupils a sufficient number of partners of their own age group, so that they will not have to choose an 'older' man or woman. We also leave them all the worn books we used in years past and all left- over bookcovers. Item V - For their meetings in the library we leave to the school board a new table equipped with three ash trays. To the ARTICLE II. Faculty, we bequeath the following: Mr. Porter - A brand new laboratory. He needs one after the many explosions we caused. Mr. Siegfried - Ten giant notebooks to keep track of the minutes the pupils are made to stay ln at noon. Mrs. Swearingen - Our thanks and gratitude for the many ways in which she help- ed us as our advisor. Mr. Sidnell - A way to control his temper when the noise in music class ls get- ting deafening. We hope he quiets the noise Mrs. Detterman - The means of detecting without the Miss Kagy - The ability to teach the Ag. Mr. Herrod - As he is not very tall, we to a dull roar. book reports which have been written books having been read. boys to cook and sew ln six weeks. leave him a pair of stllts which were made by the boys in Shop. Mr. Plnkley - A bottle of Hot Stuff to rub down the basketball team. ARTICLE III. I, Gertrude Ball, will my quietness to Joyce Murphy. I, June Blam, will my class ring to Don Ziegler to wear on his little finger. I, Edward Dolch, will my strength to Tom Valentine. I, Elaine Dunn, will my Attica class ring to Barbara Kagy. I, Ronnie Earick, will my chemistry book to Don McNeal. I, Bob Emerson, will my artistic talents to Melvin Smith. I, Leonard Farr, will my eating capacity to John Cooper. I, George Hemminger, will my leadership qualities to Eddie Lutz. I, Gay Hossler, will my arguments with Mr. Siegfried to Marjorie Wertz. I, Pat Kaseman, will my majorette suit and whistle to Ann Chaney. I, Ann McClelland, will my shortness to Marjorie Miller. I, Don Miller, will my hot-rodding ability to Phil Dunn. I, Jim Morlock, will my flirting technique to Carl Hopkins. I. I, Cecil Sayre, will my 'sleeping on Mondayn habit I, Harold Seiple, will my wavy hair and my comb to Raymond Zeiter, will my height to Steve Katona. to Boyd Mullholand. Norman Noss. ARTICLE IV. To the Janitor, Ralph Harding, we leave a supply of dust rags and a rag mop. To the cooks, we give the Juniors in the hope that they will behave as well as the cooks say we have. To the bus drivers, we leave a supply of riders who know how to behave. In witness whereof, we have here unto signed our names, this 25th day of May in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-four. Witnesses: Sign d: link The Senior Class of 1954. . dfa-gy! 59 . , E t : fgiafmnfuj ffftffbwg xecu orsllaymond Zeiter Cecil Sayre Sen br flu 5 P o flecy It is the year 1974, the twentieth reunion of the class of 1954. The reunion is taking place at the Motel of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Biller in Florida. Mrs. Biller was formerly Ann McClelland, a graduate in Bloomvi1le's Class of 1954. Jerry also was a member of the class until he moved to Florida with his parents. Some of the old classmates arrived last night and stayed at the Motel. Wow! If the fancy cars parked around here are theirs, they must have really made good in this world. Well, here comes the adviser of the class, Mrs. Henry Swearingen. Both she and her husband have retired and are living here in Florida, just down the road a little way from the Motel. These people should be getting up soon. Well, here comes one now. It's June Blum Ziegler. June and Don now run one of the biggest dairy farms in the United States, including Texas. Don was unable to come along as he had farm. to look after the One of our classmates has become a famous movie actress. Yept You guessed ltt It is Gay Hossler, who is now going is another famous name in the movie As you know we had a very good famous now. He draws a comic strip Janetn. Here comes Pat Kaseman driving world, Pyrone Tower. Dick Cooley's 1973 Chevrolet. She is living with her folks in Bloomville. we hope she and Dick make it to the soon or Pat will be an old maid. Gertrude Ba1l's leadership ability is still at its best. She is now artist in our class--Bob Emerson. He for the Bloomville Gazette called any by the name of Tallulah Bunkbed. Her husband is very Little still altar a gener- al in the Waves and still has her good looks--on the land as well as on the sea. Ronnie Earick has done very well in the business world. He is now proprietor of the Clover Farm Store in Bloomville. His slogan is 'If you live in town and don't own a farm, Buy your country meats at the Clover Farm.W Cecil Sayre's ambition was to become a newspaper writer and he did. He is a writer for the Toledo Blade. He has also written many novels, his latest entitled 'The Accidental Suicide of Trigger Happy Jonesn. Two boys in our class followed in their father's footsteps. One of them, Don Miller, has taken over his father's painting business which is now called 'Miller' Daubing Service'. The other boy, Leonard Farr, now owns the Shell Station started by his dad and calls his business 'Bum's Shelln. we are happy to see that two of our classmates made good in our hometown. Well, here comes our big boy, the one and only Raymond Zeiter. Ray was a bas- ketball star in high school and is now star center for the Minneapolis Lakers. His coach, George Mikan, says Ray is the best. we hear that Harold Seiple is married and living in Coshocton, Ohio. As you probably know Coshocton is the home town of his wife, the former Ed Dolch also made good in dairy farming with his Ayrshires married, but is writing to a young lady, or shall we say 'an old Ji lMOT1OCk is now a dealer in antique cars. His favorite, for a number of years, is a 1930 Willys. Jim isn't married, but ly attract the dames. Here comes the only redhead in our class. You all remember Sue Burris. ld is not yet maldn in Texas. which he has had his antiques sure- her as Elaine Dunn but she is now Mrs. Robert Levine of Attica. She has twin daughters, both of whom have bright red hair. The only member of the class who hasn't arrived yet is George Hemminger. But here he comes now with his wife, Juanita, and two little boys, George Jr. and Orley. George is now living in Republic and is still helping his brother-in-law farm. It is certainly a pleasure to see all of the members of B1oomville's Class of at t - 1954 again. I'm sure everyone will agree th selves. hey have all done well for them .. 3 fixiiiaqwziu 0 dk ' Q A I4 e Y' I -ri. F . . he ' ,. E 45 by 5' 'WLWQ5 K3 M -v'u ,, e ,,,.. ffl' v X Senior Class Pla The Seniors of 1954 presented as their class play a three-act comedy by Robert St. Clair called 'Babies' Night 0ut.' Mrs. Swearingen, class adviser directed the play, which was presented on Friday evening, April 23rd, ln the school auditorium. The play dealt with baby sitters and their problems, and provided an evening of hilarious entertainment. Each member of the class had a part in the play, the cast of which was as follows: Gertie Ranger, a young wife ....... Gertrude Ball Opal Peebles, her next door neighbor . . . Gaye Hossler A Bob Peebles, 0pal's husband ..... . . .Don Miller - K9 Tommy Ranger, Gertie's husband . . . . .Ronnie Earick , ,. lst Man, a husky young mover ....... Leonard Farr - K 2nd Man, his helper ............ Edward Dolch , Yw Patricia lPeepl Manville, a teen-ager . . . Pat Kaseman Bill Blodgett, her boy friend .... George Hemmings N ' -.. Shirley Bond, another baby sitter .... Ann McClelland v Janie Carr, still another ..... .... J une Blum ' Bob Drake, and yet another . . . . .Bob Emerson Jack Norton, and another ...... . . .Jim Morlock O- r Mrs. Harper, Gertie's mother , ....... Elaine Dunn ,Q Larry Simms, an escaped mental case . . . Harold Seiple Officer O'Banion, a policeman ...... Raymond Zeiter ,Flash, police photogr her ......... Cecil Sayre o- , , .Af 'xlunior - Svenior Banquet The Juniors broke with tradition this year, when they decided to hold the Junior-Senior Banquet here at school. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated in a Hawaiian theme and the Hawaiian motif was carried out in the dinner, and in the entertainment which followed. The party was Hemi-formal, and was held on May 14, 1954. Senior Class Trip On Sunday evening, May 16, 1954, we Seniors with our chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swearingen, boarded the B a 0 Hcolumbiann at Tiffin. The next morn ing we arrived in Washington where we spent two days visiting the many beauti- ful and historical buildings in and around Washington. Then we went on to New York,where we nad three days filled to the brim with sightseeing, trips to ra- dio and television studios, shopping and picturetaking. we left for home on the Shenandoah , and arrived the next morning llfridayl at the station in Tif- fin where we were met by our friends and families. We were a very tired and wornout bunch of boys and girls, but we all agreed that the trip was worth all the work and effort we had put forth to earn the money to make it possible. Baccalau reate 8. Commencement Baccalaureate services were held in the school auditorium on Sunday even- ing, May 23, 1954. Mr. Sldnell played the processional, and vocal music was furnished by members of the music department. Commencement exercises took place on Tuesday evening, May 25, 1954s The traditional NPomp and Circumstance' was played as an instrumental processional Vocal music was provided by members of the graduating class.Robert Emerson was class salutatorian and Leonard Farr, Jr. was valedictorian. Cur speaker was Dr Ronald E. Thompson, Ohio State University Examiner. -I --, ' ' fx PIE ,-EE 'il .3-, 2 3 5 'ei- X' 8 9 Compliments of sa SENECA COUNTY FAH HIREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Tiffin, Ohio. m '45, 55755 1 ' k,. ' ',,f , K ,A x3A: gkg, ., TM A 'Ta'--4 ff, avi X4 0 I Junior L74 s First Row KL to RD: Eddie Lutz, Wanda Caldwell, Jack Schueler, Nancy Scheer- er, Tom Oller, Nancy Kirgis, Joanna Rinker. Second Row: Larry Howell, Marjorie Wertz, Bob Beeler, Ruth Wilhelm, Melvin Smith, Carol Saviel, Don McNeal. Third Row: Jane Karcher, George Noss, Mary Belle Clark, Wayne Hartschuh, Sue Smith, Don Ziegler, Jay Valentine. Adviser: Mr. Sidnell. Class Officers President ............ Don Ziegler Vice President . . Jay Valentine Secretary . . . . . . Sue Smith Treasurer . . . Wanda Caldwell This page sponsored by TOBOLT'S GREENHOUSE Bloomville, Ohio 20 Jan br L'la' 5 Plav XQXXYML Q1 f ,- i at LQ ' P . , , mf Q, L zz 4 :rx I 15411: M mms 126112 The Junior Clase Play, Let'e lace It , wae preeented on Iri- day, lovember 6, 1953, in the school auditorium. lt wae di- rected by lr. Robert Sidnell, clan adviser, and the mke-up wae done by Irs. Sidnell. The cast of characters follows: Herman Carr . . abeent-minded, lovable, about 45 George lou Ire. Carr, his wife . . . attractive, amiable . . . Sue Smith Laine Carr, their daughter . . about 20 . . . . .Ruth Wilhelm Dicky Turner, a friend of La1ne'e ........ Don Ziegler George Carr, a typical boy of 15 ...... . . Don llcleal Carol Ruth Carr, a harum-ecarum girl of 13 . . . lanoy Iirgie Mill Lucinda Carr, lr. Garr'e old maid aunt . .Wanda Caldwell Ire. llvira lcDuff1e, noey next-door neighbor .llancy Scheerer lr. J.Caewell Drennen, important manufacturer . .Larry Howell Don Drennen, nie eon . . . full of fun ..... Jay Valentine lr. Yeatee, a lawyer . rather forbidding . Jayne Eartechuh Janet Roden, a friend of Laine'e ........ Carol Savial Liz lates , aleo a friend of La1ne'e ..... lhrjorie Wert: liokie Strong, another friend of Laine'e .... Joanna Rinker lorkman ...... . . . ...... . . . . .Melvin iaith Delivery boy . . .......... . . . . .Tom Oller Stage Manager . . . .Jane Karcher Compliments of JTBE REPUBLIC BANKING COMPANY J Republic, Ohio ace 21 So fzomo e flu s First Row CL to RJ: Richard Karcher, Mary Allgyre, Boyd Mullholand, Pauline Stinchcomb, Carl Hopkins, Kay Ziegler, Joyce Murphy, Barbara Kagy. Second Row: Sharon Tallman, George Ziegler, Katie Lutz, Ray Flood, Juanita Caldwell. Third Row: Kenneth Hall, Pat Katona, Merle Kagy, Imogene Heimrich, Jim Seyen Adviser: Miss Kagy. Class Officers President .... ...... George Ziegler Vice President . . . . Boyd Mullholand SSCPGWPY . . . . Pauline Stinchcomb Treasurer . . .... Barbara Kagy FU. I Compliments of wg- FRANCE SALES NC 2 ' 3311 675 N. SANDUSKY ST. - PHONE l248 Qu ...,....,....n TIFHN. OHIO N MAIVESYII 22 PACKARD freshman C7055 L .lt First Row CL to Rl: Marvel Jean Kagy, Jim Goeller, Joan Kent, Larry Bliss, Joyce Karcher, Jim Riley, Rita Falter, Cintra Pence. Second Row: John Cooper, Marta Heinrich, Robert Kirgis, Jealea Dolch, Paul Horo- szewski, Tom Valentine, Jean Leibengood. Third Row: Joyce Geary, Philip Dunn, Marjorie Miller, Don Uetterman, Ann Chaney, Jim Craft. Absent: Norman Noss Adviser: Mrs. Detterman. Class Officers President .... . . Marvel Jean Kagy Vice President . . . . . Larry Bliss Secretary .... . . . Jim Riley Treasurer . . . . .Jean Leibengocd 'L R R LEIBENGOOD C0 f 4 ' ' This page sponsored by 5 .Bloomv1lle, Ohio. Qu 23 fy. Serv org Snap bots WH 'WP' Q !.K,x Y A HQX Q px xx N. as lf' I 5 'HP 1 3 If N... S Eighth Grade K , First Row CL to RJ: Jerry Van Buskirk, David Blum, Jon Blaser, Don Davis, Martha aiegler, John Melroy, Donald Shock, John D. Kagy, Jerry Seyer, Albert Smith. Second Row: Gerald Shock, Barbara Pence, Daryl Stover, Laletta Swander, Charles Moore, Janet Thallman, Yvonne Hart, Larry Dunn, Betsy Schueler, Ann Miller, Guy Spayth. Third Row: Richard Doran, Barbara Vogel, Frank Webster, Shirley Perkins, George Rhoad, Joanne Smith, John Weasner, Jim Gates, Daryl Holt. Adviser: Mr. Herrod. M Class Officers , S lgal L. President .......... . George Rhoad Secretary . . . . . Betsy Schueler Treasurer . . . . . . . . Ann Miller 'Q L A Vice President . . . . .John D. Kagy ---fr 25 fi' Y' eventh Grade g '.V-4-fy-.!!'Y so fvfvrv'-Q' VS...-4 i First Row KL to RJ: Maurice Holt, Jerry Kirian, Kenneth Larrick, Charles Morlock, Don Smith, Roger Goeller, Douglas Hossler, Keith Owen. Second Row: Mervin Wilhelm, Nellie Van Buskirk, Donald Moore, Mary Craft, Dickie Valentine, Barbara Dunn, Charles Vogel, Barbara Behm, Marvin Kent, Judith Sheidler. Third Row: Ralph Chaney, Reba Emerson, Sherry Detterman, Carl Rinker, Burdell Shock, Linda Sievert, Vincent Falter, Sue Lutz, Alton Wertz, Judy Wertz. Fourth Row: Marvin Wilhelm, William Garrett, Mary Jeanette Coleman, Paul Werling, Leon England, Yvonne Swander, Elwood Bliss, Wayne Thallman, Marvin Perkins Ronnie Kagy. Teacher: Mr. Short. , Class Officers Rl! . . i 6 ij e President . . . . . Judith Sheidler X I , Vice President . . Wayne Thallman ' ' I ' Secretary . . . . . Ronnie Kagy Lf Treasurer . . . . . . .Sherry Detterman 26 W. . I rn ,tlriw-. ' X' ,F-Q 'Wd' ' SIXTH GRADE ,li 5: ft A l First Row KL to RD: Ellen Karcher, Willard Holman, Daryl Shock, Bobby Rinker, Karen Farr, Bonny Ziegler, Wendell Keirns, Karen Snay, Danny Overmier, Sam Webster. Second Row: Carol Faber, Judy Pence, Jane Blum, Ida Bean, Barbara Cook, Barbara Moore, Mary Cooper, Martha Chaffee, Phyllis Yeakle, Jean Adams, Janet Hart- schuh. Third Row: Larry Thomas, John Riley, Gerald Detterman, Sue Gates, Daryl Hossler, Kay Lelster, Larry Weaver, Judy Werling, Connie Hossler. Teacher: Mrs. Stoner. af,3k .:qs-I l i.. all . UN' 1 . 41,1 ., H .5 R' b ' -f .F '- ' J 3 'X Q I 55+ a if: , we ,. , an . , D M t , D 9' fe U L ,.:l,:.......,. ,K dx xWi. EV' y JJ Nxt A n H , . , Compliments of DR. H.A. SHAFFER, Bloomville, Ohio. 28 FIFTH GRADE A9gQwQ vw. diff , , w S , , . fEf?fX7Pwf 1F52 C l S V .f 1. S N .. ,gy gagfjkivia SQ. ,mgxj x M. gi- K .E ry., I - , is Firsu Row QL to Rl: Don Keirns, Ann Zellner, Joe Heinrich, Carl Overmier, Linda Werling, Evelyn Craft, Carolyn Harding, Mildred Smith, Mary Kirgis, Judy Price. Second Row: Karon Mohr, Terry Fortney, Frank Ziegler, Raymond Fortney, Henry George, Marshall Behm, Billy Hossler, Marlene Stockmaster. Third Row: Sharon Perkins, Rebecca Linn, Joe Weasner, Richard Shafer, Sue Mor- lock, Barbara Jones, Rebecca Lease, Susan Kagy, David Emerson. Teacher: Mrs. Leister. 1 M A 'TW ' 'VL Compliments of THE FRANCE COMPANY, Bloomville, Ohio. 29 FOURTH GRADE First Row KL to RJ: Timmy Orwick, Sandra Prindle, Lois Jean Egbert, Jeanne Rey- nolds, Terry Dunlap, Byron Kent, Sharon Pence, Patty Fortney. Second Row: Howard Flood, George Smith, Robert Harper, Loretta Moore, Diane Chaf- fee, Lois Holman, Beverly Sievert, MaryAnn Falter, Sharon Harding, Bon- nie Wertz, Patty Price, Nancy Miller. Third Row: Michael Swartzmiller, Bobbie Lease, Donald Vogel, Jane Hiser, Tommy Porter, Harold George, Garry Thomas, Donald Coleman, Gilbert Adams, Sue Riley, Karen Goeller. Teacher: Mrs. Howell. X.-4 This page sponsored by ADAMS' HOME SERVICE STORE, Bloomville, Ohio. so THIRD GRADE qyflgf. F1 is ,- , First Row CL to RJ: Ronald Klaiss, Kenneth Detterman, Bobby Yeakle, Danny Karch- er, Joe Shook, Kenneth Featheringill. Second Row: Larry Kuntz, Pam Hooper, Beverly Seitz, Linda Weaver, Paulette Gar- rett, Alta Holman, Susie George, Laura Overmier, Darlene Vogel, Beverly Kistler, Mike Bogart. Third Row: Jean Hartschuh, June Hartsohuh, Jimmy Hossler, Bobby Sayre, Bobby Zellner, Linda Morlook, Donna Hossler, Diane Fatzinger, Dickie Ruehle, Freddie Melroy, Shirley Moore. Fourth Row: Carolyn Dunn, Marilyn Dunn, Dennis Morlock, Linda Booth, Timmy Werl- ing, Jimmy Tusing, Peggy Summers, Jane Snay, Nancy Shaffer, Joe Adams. Teacher: Mrs. Koch 'NE ! Z af? yd I SECOND GRADE First Row KL to Rl: Phyllis Hart, Sandra Craft, David Knieriemen, Betty Flood, Brenda Owen, Kenny Garrett, Bobby Sours, Patty Pletcher, Chucky Pence, Re- becca Carpenter, Johnny Werling. Second Row: Toby Ruehle, Roger Lease, Linda Gottfried, Butch Lawson, Jack Kagy, Phoebe Howell, Diana Etzel, Marlene Valentine, Barbara Mackling, Sandra Courtad, Jerry Ruehle. Third Row: Larry Gottfried, DiAnna Munro, Sandra Carrick, Sheryl Seiple, Bobby Fretz, David Dee George, Roger George, Cheryl Mohr, Carol Swander, Richard Ziegler, Jerry Lutz. Teacher: Mrs. Musselman. l ' H HOLLY ' S lS.L'1'Uh.lSN Attica, Ohio. 32 Hiser Ted 1' oh M Michael y McCoo1 CD r-I 'U G1 F4 cn -4 'U F-4 GB Cl w G D4 :I 4: -.4 E CD 'U -H 4. E? O +1 :I 8 KI! 4: rn I4 -.4 P4 bs 0 Li W-4 4-4 CD Po P G1 CJ :J o 43 A Q 04 H 5 m Do J n 1-4 B1 rl CD w .n O -H Ei 0 r-I 'U C! 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Second Bow: Mary Kirgis, Ann Zellner, Judy Price, Karen Snay, Ida Bean, Billy Beseler, Richard Shafer, Larry Thomas, Wendell Keirne. Standing: Joe leasner, lr. 51411911 John Riley. ON 7,68 7-J!4flf7 oL4-'V'Z' fVl6fr'y-Gv0- 7?ouorvC! c fVfl'N5Tr'C ls 4'f'A Grade Ex!-.ibiT 34 WN' I 3435, A . . ' v Sf 4. 4 lp -T' 'WR aL .- -'f ....-44 'V ., r H S 'J , f vm N. WYFMK Var W Ba kefball Team S l Kneeling IL to Ri: Cecil Sayre, Jim Seyer, Don Ziegler, Jack Scnueler, Larry Howell George Hemminger, Don Miller. Standing: Mr. Pinkley, Jim Morlock, Wayne Hartschuh, Ray Zelter, Jay Valentine, Geo Noss' SCHEDULE Bloonville 75 Attica 73 2122211112 gg 22232110 gg Bloomvllle 82 Green Springs 64 B1.omv111e 8 A1 I 9 Bleemvllle 55 Republic 63 Bloomvllle 62 nun Z7 B1 n1' 72 f 72 Bleomvnle 52 Bettsvllle 81 E7 g.'i,:::,n Z5 Bleomville 51 Old Fort 52 4 Bloomville 51 Hopewell 52 81 -'ill' 59 New Riegel 7 Bloomvllle 79 Chatfleld an '1 'W 66 Bloomville 72 York 59 Bleomvllle Su B9tflY111g8 B1oomvl11e 82 Jackson 55 B1-'omvnl' 50 old Fort C H E E R L E A D E R S ..... ? .- 'nl ' - Left to Right: June Blum, Patty Kaseman, Ann McClelland, Marvel Jean Kagy Compliments or Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaeeman. 36 4 I fx I, Y' X George Nou-Guard Larry Howell-Guard Hemmings:-Forward Wayne Hartschuh,-Forward - 4 Jack Schueler-Guard 9 Don Ziegler-Forward YI .. 1lA..1,.nbA!'.n..1-A f Ba kefball Ji m Sayer-Guard Ray Zaitoxw-Center 37 Jay Valentino-Forward Reserve Basketball Team Front Row CL to RJ: Melvin Smith, George Ziegler, Jim Riley, Norman Nose, Boyd Mull- holand, Steve Katona, Don McNeal, Carl Hopkins, Paul Horoszewski. Second Row: Cecil Sayre, Jim Craft, Larry Bliss, Robert Kirgis, Mr. Pinkley, Philip Dunn, Merle Kagy, Bob Beeler, Don Miller. S C H E D U L E Bloomville Republic B100mV1119 JIOXSOH 5 Bloomville Melmore B1'0mV1119 Attic! Blgomville Alumni Bleomvllle Green Springs 37 a1eemv111e Attica Blvvmville Republic 33 Bloomvllle Bettavllle B1'0U'1119 M91m0T9 iz Bloomvllle Old FOPV B100mV1110 Lykens Bloomville Hgpgygll Bloomville Thompson N1 Bloomvllle New R1ege1 N7 C H E E R L E A D E R S Left to Right: Joyce Murphy, Nancy Klrgis, Barbara Kagy, Juanita Caldwell This page sponsored by the DAIRY QUEEN STORE, Tiffin, Ohio. 38 Junior Hi h Basketball Team Q-. Vs 314. Kneeling IL to Rl: Wayne Thallman, Don Davis, Ronald Kagy, Roger Goeller, Vincent Falter, John Weasner. Standing: Marvin Wilhelm, David Blum, Leon England, Hr. Pinkley, George Rhoad, I1 wood Bliss, Mervin Wilhelm, Ralph Chaney lllanagerl . 5 C H E D U L E 'Bloomvllle - Republic f ffl? Bloomville - Republic N, xflr 'Bleonville - nopen11-Leuaon X xv? 9B1eemv11le - Attica l P V KV 1, Bloomville - Kelmore A QS 5 oB1oomv1lle won. Q Left to Right: Barbara Dunn, Betsy Sohueler, Ann Hiller, Shirley Perkins so Ba eball Team First Row KL to Rl: Eddie Lutz, Philip Dunn, Jim Riley, Paul Horoezewski, George Hemminger, Larry Bliss, Robert Kirgis, Merle Kagy, Jim Seyer, Jack Schueler. Second Row: Don Miller lManagerJ, Don McNeal, Larry Howell, Jim Morlook, Mr. Joe Short KCoachl, Jay Valentine, Raymond Zeiter, Wayne Hartschuh, Melvin Smith, Carl Hopkins, Don Ziegler, Cecil Sayre iManagerJ. Absent: Norman Noes. V nffzun , ! This year our baseball team was very successful, winning six out of eight games. Three of the games were played in the county tournament, which Bloom- ville won by defeating three very rough teams. On September 29th we made our first appearance in the tournament and came out on top by defeating Old Fort, the team almost everyone had picked for the championship. We then played Hope- well-Loudon on October Znd. Their team gave us some trouble in the first part of the game but later fell behind by a 10 to 6 score. Our last and biggest game came on October Bth. This game was lt, the championshipt It seemed like a long game, but after it was all over, the Dragons had won their first championship in ten years. This page sponsored by LEONARD E. KAGY, Phone 46W, Bloomville, Ohio. Life Insurance and Savings Plans. 40 61715 Pfl ska! fdacaffbn Ra ketball Ha ehall -W f ' Q I 4 . . 5 , , if ' It 3 E 1 . g h , . 1-ff +34 'if w i fi' ,,2.A ' yi, ' fx crmarsz .Pitcher Coach S K 1-ii 3 il Seneca C ounty -Tay Joe Q 1955 Valent ine Short 42 wax N -f - A -mf, 3 M . A t. 't' Mr. Sidnell was kept very busy with the Music Department this year. The various organizations, their officers, and their activities are listed below. B A N D The band this year is composed of fifty-two members. During the basket- ball season the band played at the home games. It also participated in the Christmas program, in the Hallows'en Carnival, and marched in the Hallowe'en parade in Tiffin. Mr. Sidnell is the band director, and the officers are as follows: President ------------------- George Hemmlnger Vice-president ----- -- ----------- Don Miller Secretary -------- ---- Wanda Caldwell Treasurer ------------------------ Pat Kaseman Librarian ------------------- Marvel Jean Kagy M I X E D C H 0 R U S Fifty-eight members compose this chorus. The chorus participated in the Christmas program, and several members sang with the County Chorus in the Spring Music Festival. Members of the chorus presented an operetta, 'H.M.S. Pinaforen, on October 9th. B 0 Y S' C H O R U S The boys' chorus consists of twenty-four members. During the school year they sang in the Christmas program and several took part in solo contests dur- ing the County Clinic. Officers are as follows: President ------------------- George Hemminger Vice-president --- -------- --Jim Seyer Secretary ------ ----- Wayne Hartschuh Treasurer -------------- ---Lwayne Hartschuh Librarian ---------------------- Jay Valentine G I R L S' C H 0 R U S The girls' chorus consists of thirty-four members. This chorus also par- ticipated in the Christmas program and in the County Clinic. Officers are as follows: President -------- ------- Elaine Dunn Vice-president --- ---- Ann McClelland Secretary ------- ----- Pat Kaseman Treasurer ----- ------ Joyce Murphy Librarians -- ---Marvel Jean Kagy Jean Leibengood D A N C E B A N D The dance band consists of twelve members. After the home basketball games the band played for dancing. Mr. Carl Gooding called for the square dances, and Mr. Sidnell directed the band. airy ogxfg u JJ Z-Q .i ii 'A xSC'5YQRf5Mf fj A fl K E MXQQ Q iff A X XR ffL5? 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I A I, ,..t.. - P First Row KL to RD: Joyce Geary, Ann Chaney, Jean Leibengood, Marta Heinrich, Ann McClelland, Joyce Karcher, Marjorie Miller, Sharon Tallman, Sue Smith, Wanda Caldwell, Key Ziegler, June Blum, Barbara Kngy, Jealea Dolch, Marvel Jean Kagy, lb. Sidnell directing. Second Bows Joanna Binker, Gertrude Ball, Gaye Hoseler, Ruth Wilhelm, Jane Karcher, Marjorie lertz, Marybelle Glark, Juanita Caldwell, Joyce Murphy, Rita falter, Mary Lllgre, Paul- ine Stinchcomb, Katie Lutz, Imogene Heinrich, Nancy Kirgis, Cintra Pence, Joan Kent. Third Bow: George Ziegler, Patty Kaseman, Elaine Dunn, Jim Seyer, Cecil Sayre, Larry Bliss, Bob Beeler, Robert Kirgie, Tom Gller, Steve Katona, Jim Goeller, Boyd Mullholand, Jim Riley, Norman Noes. Fourth. Bow: Merle Kagy, Don McNeal, Jay Valentine, Don Ziegler, Jim Morlock, Raymond Zeiter, layne Hartechuh. Ronnie larick, George Noes, Philip Dunn, George Henminger, Larry Howell llanve E Band lirst Bow CL to RJ: Jim Seyer, Don McNeal, Ruth Wilhelm, Boyd Mullholand. Second Roe: Don Ziegler, Cecil Sayre, Larry 31188. 1-B-TTY HDWB11. 000180 Hemminger, Joyce Murplgv. Third Bow: Mr. Sidnell, Don Miller, Norman Noes. This page sponsored by CARIJS CUT RATE, Bloomville. Ohio. 40 I' .'..l. lil- - Ill-- L gf 4-1 '94 ,1.:'u'uf'ug'-no ' ' ,n I' - A -l 1 I First Bow CL to RJ: Mary Allgyre, Sue Smith, Wanda Caldwell, Kay Ziegler, June Blum, Bar- bara Kagy, Rita Falter, Jealea Dolch, Marvel Jean Kay, Nancy Kirgis, Mr. Sidnell. Second Row: Ann McClelland, Patty Kasemn, Elaine Dunn, Gertrude Ball, Gay Beseler, Joyce Murphy, Joanna Rinker, Joyce Geary, Joyce Karcher, Marjorie Miller, Szaron Tallman, Ann Chaney, Jean Leibengood, Joan Kent. Third Bow: Ruth Wilhelm, Jane Karcher, Marjorie lertz, Juanita Caldwell, Marybelle Glark Katie Lutz, Imogene Helm:-ich, Pauline Stincheomb, Cintra Pence, Marta Heinrich. p Boys Glee Club F' C3 ,Ci .1 y Q 2 4. First Bow CL to RJ: Jim Seyer, Steve Katona, Boyd lmllholand, Jim Goeller, Norman Boss, Jim Riley, Mr. Sidnell. Second Bow: Tom Oller, George Ziegler, Robert Kirgis, Don McNeal, Larry Bliss, Merle Kagy, Jim Morlock, Larry Howell, George Hemminger. Third Bow: Bob Beeler, Cecil Sayre, Don Ziegler, Jay Valentine, layne Hartschuh, Raymond Zeiter, Bonnie Earick, George loss, Philip Dunn. This page sponsored by JOHNNY'S HAMBURGER SHOP, Tiffin, Ohio. 41 Jun br fi! lr ffzorus Kneeling CL to RJ: Ronnie Kagy, Douglas Hossler, Marvin Isnt, Burdell Shock, Jerry Kirian, David Blum, Vincent Falter, Jerry Seyer, Don Davis, Kenneth Lariok, Donald Shock, John D. Kagy, Dickie Valentine, Maurice Halt, Marvin Wilhelm, Keith Owen, Charles Vogel. Second Bow: Mr. Sidnell, Jon Blaser, Don Smith, Ralph Chaney, Judy lertz, Mary Craft, Bet- sy Schueler, Ann Miller, Nellie VanBuskirk, Linda Seivert, Barbara Dunn, Barbara Behm, Reba Emerson, Judith Sheidler, Guy Spayth, Albert Snith, John Melroy. Third Row: Ronald Homler, Don Moore, Laletta Swander, Martha Ziegler, Barbara Vogel, Janet Thallman, Mary J. Coleman, merry Detterman, Shirley Perkins, Yvonne Suander, Yvonne Hart, Sue Lutz, Barbara Pence, Roger uoeller, Charles Moore, Gerald Shock. Fourth Row: John Weasner, Wayne Thallman, Jerald Van Buekirk, lllood Bliss, Marvin Perkins Daryl Holt, Jim Gates, Marvin-Wilhelm, Paul Werling, Alton lerts, Leon lngland, Daryl Stover, George Bhoad, Charles Morlook, lilliam Garrett, Prank lobster, Richard Doran, Larry Dunn, Carl Rinker. Junior Hi h Band 3 Iirst Row KL to RJ: Don Davis, Barbara nenm, Marvin Wilhelm, Roger Goeller, Reba lhnerson, Guy Spayth, John Melroy, Jerry Kirian. Second Bow: Mervin lilhelm, Barbara Dunn, Linda Seivert, Marvin Perkins, Keith Owen, Maur- ice Holt, David Blum, John leasner, llwood Bliss. Director: Mr. Sidnell. This page sponsored by THE WHITBHOUSE HAMBURGER SHOP, Tiffin, Ohio. 48 ,, Musik Ensemble Triple Trio . fl 'V -. 'DJ' Blaine Dunn, Ann lbC1elle.nd, Petty Kaseman, Joyce Murphy, Gaye Hoeeler, Gertrude Ball, Jealea Dolch, Marvel J. Kagy, June Blum. Q-Sag: tet X 1 vii, vgffx ,f QF .gp 4 f , ix f' Boyd Mullholend, Jim Seyer, Ruth Wilhelm, Don Mcleal Flute Trio il i. Clarinet Trio I2 S Barbara Iagy, lmogene Heimrloh. Nancy Xlrgie. .....c01'n0' E23 Cecil Sgyre. Don Ziegler, lends. Caldwell, Larry Bliss lay Ziegler Joyce llurphy,Jua.nite. Caldwell This page eponsored by TIITIN JEWELRY STORE, Tiffin, Ohio. 49 4 .5'. Pinafor y E Christmas Program an-ea by me onwrcx Iusxnuu 50 Future Farmers of America v 6 Kneeling: Eddie Lutz, George Ziegler. First Row: Mr. Herrod, Edward Dolch, Jack Schueler, Melvin Smith, Larry Howell, George Hemminger. Second Row: Paul Horoszewskl, Jim Craft, Bob Beeler, Tom Oller, Tom Valentine. Third Row: Don Detterman, Don Ziegler, Wayne Hartschuh, Ray Zeiter, Merle Kagy, Philip Dunn. The F.F.A. is a national organization designed to supplement training oppor- tunities for boys who are progressing toward the goal of establishment in a farm- ing business. Through F.F.A. activities, the cooperative spirit is fostered and individual talent is discovered and developed. The organization embodies the fun- damentals of a true democracy. Each member has a voice in setting up policies and making rules and regulations by which he is governed. Each member also has indiv- idual responsibility resting on his shoulders, but teamwork is essential to last- ing accomplishment. Future Farmers not only work well together, but they know how to provide or- ganized recreation for themselves and others in the community. Here again this organization of, by, and for, farm boys provides ample opportunities for games, sports and other recreational activities appealing to the farm boy. Various chap- ter musical organizations, as well as State F.F.A. bands, are common in all parts of the country. Many State associations, Ohio among them, own and operate State- wide camps which combine recreation and health protection with leadership training activities that reach into every chapter in the State. OUR MOTTO: Learning to dog doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. Officers: President, Edward Dolch Reporter, Tom Oller Vice-president, Wayne Hartschuh Student Adviser, Melvin Smith Secretary, Jack Schueler Sentinel, Don Ziegler Treasurer, George Hemminger County Delegates, Edward Dolch Adviser, 0.3. Herrod, Jr. and Wayne Hartschuh This page sponsored by THE NORTHERN OHIO B ERS ASSOCIATION Tiffin, Ohio 51 I-'ara e Homemaker: of Amer 2' F.: Pauline Stinehcomb, Juanita Caldwell, Pat Katona, Imogene Heimrich, Ann Chaney, Barbara Kagy, Sharon Tallman, Marta Heinrich. H.: Marvel Jean Kagy, Rita Falter, Jealea Dolch, Marjorie Miller, Nancy Kir- gis, Joyce Karcher, Joan Kent, Jean Leibengood, Sue Smith. A.. Ann McClelland, Gay Hossler, Gertrude Ball, June Blum, Pat Kaseman,E1aine Dunn, Jane Karcher, Ruth Wilhelm. F.H.A. means Future Homemakers of America. The only requirement for Joining the organization is to have had or to be taking Home Economics. As one of our projects this year we printed programs for the whole year for each member. We attended the Seneca County Fall F.H.A. Rally at Hopewell-Loudon. At our regular Chapter meeting on the third Thursday in October we initiated fifteen members, and also took in three honorary members. In November we enter- tained the F.F.A. boys at a barn dance. In December we had our Christmas Party. For other meetings during the year we had Singer Sewing Demonstret1ons,Flower Ar- rangements, a talk on Silver and China, and a farewell party for the Senior girls In April we had a style show put on by all the girls. For this we invited our mo- thers. In all, we think we had a very successful and prosperous year. 3,225 9122222 I I President ......... Elaine Dunn Q' Vice President . . Pauline Stinchoomb ' I ,,,g Secretary . . . . .Juanita Caldwell ,N7RJ 'H Treasurer . . . . . .Ann McClelland napa Histgrian ,,,, . . .Barbara Kagy Parliamentarian . . . . .NancY K5-P819 kNf0Q9Akj Song Leader . . . .... Pat Kaseman 'X Reporter .... . . Imogene Heinrich Miss llary Kagy ' v 1 Adviser O' ' Compliments or THE FASHION SHOP, Tiffin, Ohio. 52 Honor Society 4533235 fx it Seated CL to RJ: Wanda Caldwellg Gertrude Ball, Secretary and Treasurerg Sue Smith: Ruth Wilhelmg Ann McClelland. Standing: Leonard Farr, Presidentg Robert Emersong Ronnie Eariokg Ray Zeiterg Don Millerg Mr. Porter, Adviser. Student Council R, S E1 Seated KL to RJ: Janet Thallman, Secretaryg Ann McClelland, Vice-Presidentg George Hemminger, Presidentg Hr. Siegfried, Adviser. Standing: Barbara Dunng Ruth Wilhelmg Kenny Hallg Jack Sohueler, Treasurerg Robert Kirgis. Reporter. 53 sh HRK -ww. H15 3 .V msn r L YY'- Fall Carnl al ew paper 0 wmv G QQ' 5' I l'1rst Bow CL to RJ: Marvel Jean Lagy, Ann McClelland, Joanna Rinker, Barbara Kagy Joyce larphy, Patty Kaseman, Wanda Caldwell, June Blum, Linda Seivert Barbara Behm Guy Spayth. Second Bow: Blaine Dunn, Gaye Bossler, Gertrude Ball, Katie Lutz, Imogene Heinrich Sue Snith, Juanita Caldwell, Pauline Stinchcomb, Jealea Dolch, Mrs. Detterman Third Bow: Jim Seyer, Don lcleal, George Heminger, Don Detterman, Merle Zag' Jay Valen tina, Don Miller. Cecil Savre, Tom Oller, Boyd lullholand. PRINCE OF PEACE CONTESTAN X. Seated KL to RJ: June Blum, Cecil Sayre, Ann Chaney. Standing: Irs. Detterman, Boyd lullholand, Don Ziegler, Robert lnerson, Larry Bliss Jim Seyer Ol!-ACT PLL! The one-act play for this year's contest was chosen and cast by Irs. Jane Detter- man, the director. It was a dramatic play 'Special Guest , written by Donald llser Tw persons were chosen for each role, one of whom was selected to represent the school in the one-act play contest held at Hopewell-Loudon School on hrch 31, 1964. The original casts of characters were as follows: Hward John - llaine lora - Robert -------JayValent1ne---Ji.aSeyer - - George Beminger - 38.7 201-Nl' - - Pat Iaseman - hrybelle Clark - - llalne Dunn - - Joanna Rinker - - George loss - - Ronnie Brick 55 TS School Patrol nm P .11 ' Sqn x 4- Ml First row KL to RD: Raymond Fortney, Joe Weasner, Henry George, Keith Owen, Larry Thomas, Albert Smith, Guy Spayth, Danny Overmire. Second row: John lelroy, Ralph Chaney, Jim Gates, lr. Siegfried, George Goeller. Freshman Rhoad. Jon Blaser. lmfmf o YT? ' .-il! L-nl .l,. of or r Q o i s, 5 M5 ., if 1. ' 1 4 . , .Yi I X Q ma W r 1 56 1- ' U- 1883 lsllle Bliss Leyda' Bernard West Cleats Turner Prsnce' 2.9. Mrs. LL. Beed' Helen Grlffln Davis Charles Patterson' Marclna Brobst Imran M93 Mrs. larclna Sutton' Tuner Iest Alice Bowman l.H. Bliss' Gertrude Blaney EEE. Bathsn B. Crabtree Cora Dlslngsr' 1889 Holla lorrls' Hora Gault Pres' l-BN. Bert H. Bnrtom' Minnie lorrls Cozy' 1228. Herr! M. Prouse' Pred Ogden' Agxes lartsell Gwen' 19.95. Ruth Gaines Warden Alice Hossler Gwen' Mrs. J. I. Powers' Ml Albert P. Ssmsel Pearl him Shertser 1922 Bthel Snyder Boss Jesse Groesbsck Swisher Lillian Hlllery Patterson' Harry Moles 189g Gertrude Opt George Damon John S. Moors' Msy Johnson Dehart' Hattie Hartsel Mtchmer' 1229. lsrl 0. Snyder' Bay Swisher Pearl Miller Carbln Carl Besdxly' Leeta V. 'Hair' Lulu Brqhn Drlnkwater lbrtle Gaines Pei-rbanka lathqn Geiger' Lloyd Bslllnger M. Deloster Chatfield' LM. Boy Cbatfleld Iloremce Opt Pore Mettle lnlnavdllda Clsoa' is Hnsel Taft Lola Kimmel llilnsr Hina Hanna Slevert 1291. Carrie Selple Ialbert Stella Mahon Bella Deppen' Arthur lllliams' hrl Saasel' Prlts Sohenb Leon Besghly Grace Owen Chatfleld lm Augustus Geiger' Anna lossler Shaw Bessie Richard rrankenfield Hathryn Hlllery Seitr Grace Hag Schumm Mattie Martin Klloawlsy Mary Perks Ives 1929. lllllen Sohe-nb Marie Steele Van leursn J. B. Slee Frances Lehman Miller' Josephine Buckingham Heebler Mabel Snyder Bsegly IM Lulu Brundegs Bowers Allen Saul Harris Snyder Blanche Watson' W. Bose Cronenberger lalcomb llahr Huddle Don ltnsel H91 Barl Adams Laura Dennis Walter Cronenberger' florence Iannel Reiff Mward llahr lllliea Belnsks' HQ. Prank Siegfried Anna Shellhorn Spitler Gladys lydiok Bowers Glen Patterson Glenna Lydick Mchrland Jennie Slee Illasr Bernice Goeller laltsr Robert Beals L92-9. 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Osborn' 1912 Harry Brlner Maurice Seiple Harold Delllngsr Gerald Snyder Helen Kimmel llote lulalla Lawrence Moyer Sadie Goellsr Michelson Bernice Detwiler Harlan Spitlsr Cletus Wolfe Lewis Dee Seite Ploy Irankenfield Reber' l9lQ Haoni Cooley herson Prunelle Ca:-bin Brendle Wilbur Schaber lverst Baldwin Anna Briner lorce 1914 Bose Schenb Hackenbnrg Panw Shock Ilrestone Pern Siedrled Howells' Hose Pennance Petty Pearl W!-tt Glick Marguerite Kuta Gibbs Grace lag Zellner Maude hnber Adams Carl Prankenflsld Gladys Plrestone Ballflnoh Clara Geary Ilaiss Arthur Bronson Sybil Beeghly Bhoad Alfred lrlpxt Grace leawer Charles Samsel Leonard Spltler Helen Aunspaoh White' Bertha Biller Heokerd' Lloyd. Dewiler' Jay Mitchell' Laura Harrison Beha BL9. Irvin Beha Mildred Bliss Wald Benson Carbin' Doris Detwllsr' Bertha lnerson Loudsnslager larren Oothwalte Herbert Selple Iva Spltler Hhoad Bernice Ieidaw Poreprd' 1915 Plorine Adams Bshm Corrine Bliss Jackson David Bollinger Mae Prets Kg Claude Goeller Gerald lute Zoe Moz-gn Miller IPX Chl Tisotnger Orton Oster Ialry H086 Stnokq Odessa Spitlsr Reynolda Mlrlaa Stewart Oldfathsr 1217 Dewey Brown Harold Carbln Bertha Delalt Spitler Muriel Miohener Dawson Mildred were Chanq Cecil Bhoad Bobert Seiple 1918 Donna Brown Hanna lard Cxuss' Cleo Dennis Murray George Lee George Olfing Harry Slsdried' Hallie Spitlsr Watson 1212 Harrison Delalt Yell: like Holm Maxine Gillam Harold Holm Lucille Bossler George Msx1 Swigert Litnsnberger Wrtle late Seite 1922 Gordon Adams' Leila Aunspaoh Cooley Joyce Beednly Bnsea Zora Coolq Bernice Pike Brell Glen George Ida Leister Long' 19.21. 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B-he Harold Wolfe hmia mln, 'Deceased T 1936 cont. .SE cont- Sli 'Wt' 19:59 cont. mth Snyder Hall Hobert Spayth Marcia Gooding Brown Mary Beasnderfer Sanerweln Irma Rue Bartlett Dial Arlyth Barrett Arnold Martha Dove Schlmpf Dorothy Detwiler Lelsey Elisabeth Richard Thompson Wqle Miller Luella Meyers Dunn John Keg Dwight Hathaway' l9g Grace Sullivan Hassenplug Mabel Kag Kllper Howard Keg Glenna Hosslsr lnsselaan Harry Hawbllts Mildred Fravel Flckle Mildred Frankenfield Bartok Karl lbersole Leonard Dove Dorsey Bean 1928 Alvln Hartschuh Donna Hartzel Smith Carl Holmes Paul Hossler Erneet Shock Ralph Gerhardstein Grace Frankenfteld Smith Helen Smith Emerson Oleta Zucker Argnbright Mary Shook Breightner Dorothy Falter Alt William herson Gertrude Hansen 1929 lhelyn Siegfried Morrissey Forrest Shutt' Mildred Shock Harding Marlin Shock Blton hood Alice Raymond Cook Wllbnr Stnckey Aurella Belple Robinson' Hazel Mlkssl loss Dorrls Briegel Freda Adans Smith Raynond Sponseller Helen Galahr Wolf Bernice Falter Dornbier Grace Wilson Barres Donald hrlck Velma Weasner Jones Robert Treece Gordon Tomb hrgaret Sullivan Lilly Minnie Lltsenberger Goeller Baymnd Hag Randall Ialer Iola Hossler Sanford Howard Hawblit! 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Hamer Fern Beha Goats Helen Walter Warns Berlln Valentine Glenn Shuck Maxine Beal Blanch Mikael Vldone Iva Lease Miller Leonard Kay Howard Kershner Henry Hossler Luella Goeller Carrothers Ruth Gerhardstein Meyers Richard Gerhardetcln Maurice Gerhardstein Frieda Gerhardeteln Miller Floyd George Floyd Fauber Germaine Falter Wake 19,33 James Modolley Bernice Saul Boss Lillian Sievert' James Smith Margaret Stuckey Creeger Helen Creeger mnlap Grace Davis Loyer Volney Dstterlan lether Gerhardstein Holler Richard Hall Helen Hawblits Dunlap' Arthur Bean Berlin Kay Mary Keller Hossler Mildred Leiter Shqok Russel Shook 192 Iva Auok Pope Robert Bliss Dale Deppen Virginia Flegle Owens hslyn Franksnfleld Holnn Walter Frankenfleld Don Galahr Willls Hanna Helson Keg llla hhnn Katz lanes Miller Fannie May Bhoad Smith Hola Bhoad Harvey Frank Riley Kenneth Saul Lucille Shepherd Bayer Alice Stanton Ssiple Dale Weaaner Gerald Sponseller 1934 Robert Flack Kenneth Keg Carl Lease Howard Pore John Snyder Idella Bw-ing Pauline Hosaler Lelster Lois Keller lickels Mary Relderlnn Tlell Kathryn Richard Smith Alvsrta Shutt Lauback 'Dorotha Spayth Shaffer Dorothy Sponseller Bliss Marguerite Walter Wsasner Mary Valentine 19g Thurman Blller lrnast Detterman James Fooht Wayne Lelster Hugh Riley Carl Schrenck Arthur Selple Leon Sherwood Wayne Stahl Earl nppin Olive Bean Lydey Irene Falter Laser Jeannette Flke Dutrow Viola Gerhardsteln Paul Walter .Toyce Hag Brandenburg Dorothy Lehman Thornwell Ruth Link Hodges Della Ruch Homier Lols Rhoad Keirnl Anna Shaffer Deppen Esther Shook Riley Evelyn Weasner allbauy Cordella Weleenborn Treece Alla Anck lynch Marla Weis Murphy HQ Willard Anck Karl Bauer Harold Behm Gordon Brown James Colelnn Albert Gearhart' Richard Kidt Merle Haines George Haines Donald Hossler Wayne Meyers Bruce Stahl James Stephan Robert Stucksy Bdward Valentine Harold Zntavern Kathryn Barrick Conrtrlght Virginia Brown Frankenfleld Delene Imler McCann Mildred Keg lllls Marjory Shutt Russell Ruth Siegfried Swlnehart Twlla Zelgler Beulah Zutavern Bellaq Kathryn Vaughn Shock 1937 Carl Branee Clarence Clay Wllllal Fleet Gerald Rife Milton Broad Ralph Spltler John Sullivan Lnslla Bauer Lehmn Iola Keller Brown Pearl Klalss Knlerleasn Juanita Showlan Lease Lucille Wldaer Droaw Kathryn Linn Zellner 192 Charles Bean Eugene Gottfried Wayland Hamilton Harold McBride John Melroy Stanley Schneider Milton Siegfried Janes Tippin Barlond Wlllls 'BDA Auck Walt: Twlla Behm Clover Betty Coloma Smith Martha lgbert Kag Doris Fox Hagel Mary Gerhardstein Fralay ldlth Haines Roth Margaret Roch Harris Marjorie Sanl Warts Eileen Shock Holt Kathryn Van Keuren Gllbert Kay' 1939 Lulu were Swartzmlller Susanne Riley Lobln Marjorie Schneider Golden Connie Showman Bailey Dorothea Siegfried Wilson Marjorie Slsvert Peck Ulfgbret Spayth Hebert Ruth Spitler Long Vlrginia Van Keuren John Bacon Thomas Brown Earl Gottfried Robert Keys Laurence Klalss Iarl Lease Charles Miller Louis Mohr Chester Shock' Donald Shutt Earl Zellner, Jr. William Chaney Irene Ball Frost Marjorie Behm Shook Carolyn Brauee George Miriam Gearhart Anderson Ruth George Adama Alvena Curtis Gearhart Alice Hackenbnrg Hamilton lleta Krieger Zellner Ruth Lutz J oeephine Vaughn Knlerlsaet 1940 Delbert Bollinger Jack Chaney Paul Deppen Forrest Kay David Riggs Irvin Seltz Mary Jo Fleet Sutter Mary Brause Shock Winifred Wlndau. Lease Frances Gooding Mohr Opal Hoyda Sendelbach Polly Miller Bowers Blanch Price Spitler Kathleen Sponssller Gottfried Betty Stover Bu.:-etta Whitney Ball Lesta Zeiter Hall Gertrude Haokenbnrg lbhr 1941 Gene mehle Loran Adams Paul Behm Harold Dneraon Barley Brown Bob Gernert Edsel Harrison Robert Rhoad George Keller Heil McClelland Grace Slckles Miller Don Heminger Donald Keg H Bite Fox Wavgan Wanda Chaffee Bonham Twila Zellner Holts Pansy Rhoad Cole Ruth Keys Winegardner Olive Wlndau Ruehle Constance Shook Marpret Hoyda hella Haines Sedlak Mildred Oearhart Hooper Ruth Biller Miller Dorls Behm 1942 Victoria Ball Sohoen Dorothy Bnuse Bogrt Don Denttnger Fsok lhna Hemmlnger Fretz Joyce Keller Carver Marian Mackling Tusing Dick Melroy Betty Mote Marilyn Olds Keller Marjorie Stuckey Ball Arlene Vaughn Brownell Mary Zelter Harpster Marcella Zellner Flack Ewa Ziegler Stockrmaeter Dorothy Zutavern Wesley McClelland Thomas Seit: Donald Starkey Howard Zellner lvl Mary Zeigler Beamer Anna Marie Ute Keg William Tobolt Edward Bohm Edwin Chaffee Virgil Dent' John lldt William Gearhart Hina Haines Snyder Harriet Keg Wright Joseph Keg herson Krieger Glenn Misner B111 Mote Marjorie Sponseller Phelps Blchard Seitz Marjorie Starkey Delbnt Charles Tallman Mary Alice Tanner Gernert +99 fo S- ss 1944 1947 cont. BQ Cont- Russell Behm Tom Shuster -700013111110 L061'0ll Wi-15 Alma Ball Weisenauer Lewis Owen Marvin 10303 Don Earl Bohm James Miller PW1110 P01'kil10 F0155 Frieda Bollinger Fry Twila Broede Falter Ann Clark Ruganis mgens Cooley Mardslla Egbert Woolston Paul Gearhart Cleo Gooding Du.Bo1s Purmn Holt Alfred Lydlck Eldon Olds Clifford Price Paul Price William Rhoad John Sanford Virginia Scheerer Iogelman Thomas Spayth' Virgil Spitzer Floyd Starkey Junior Tuslng Glenn Zeiter Margaret Zutavern Gearhart lQ45 larl Allgyre Gerald Behm Dorsey Brause Iverna Burger Westfall Mary Iolst Brown John Hackenburg Oral Hemminger Kusm Steve Hag' June Macklzlng Huth Margean McClelland Lola Moyer Smith Gaylord Rhoad Ruth Starkey Souder Donald Showman Joyce Spayth Olds Vivian Sponseller Tanner Dorothy Stuckey Krauss Calvin Stuckey Leonard Dentinger Edward Moyer 1946 Marjorie Altman Ekleberry Constance Craley Shepherd Esther Dentinger Allgre Vernell Edeburn Ledbetter Mary Jane Flack McCoo1e Lysbeth Goeller Sanford Rosalie Heinrich Adams Mary Lou Hemminger Neikirk Mary Kagy Wlnifred Kirgis Carr Luella Klalss Bogner Dolores Miller Adams Fave Shock Gettys Paul Siegfried Robert Stahl Marian Stlnchcomb Rom Weaver Bridinger lwelvn Zeiter Harper George Allgre Wayne Zeiter Edward Kirgis Rita Ball Bentz Colleen Ekleberry Weasner Dick Honsberger Donald Stuckey Eunice Stuckey Schubert Norene Jones Stahl Helen Beeler Stinchcomb Carol Goeller Krieger Marva Reavis Coffman Janice Rhoad Chaney Thelm Jackson Galetto Mary Jane Weasner Walters 1948 Robert Adams Luella Bohm Ohl Zoe Ann Behm Broun James Blaser Paul Blaser Raymond Dentinger Bernice Detterman Price Edith Egbert Bhoad Shirley Gooding Spitzer Rachel Meyers Behm Kathryn Moyer Bognsr Barbara Rhoad Valentine Marcella Rush Laugherty Virginia Weaver Zeiter Suzann Webster Melroy Ruth Ieakle Ruch Doris Zellner Miller Paul Ziegler 1948 Sarah Allgre Perkins Peggy Stoner Van Allen Sylvia Burger Moomw van Chaney Rey Cooley, J r. Marjorie Crew Klzer Zelma Detterman Rothaar Floyd Duffey Don Gemert Ralph Heinrich Martha Holt Iridley Nelson Karcher, Jr. Ruth Kirgls Leaughn McCann Peggy Olds Adams Dolores Perkins Hose Marie Shook Ziegler Lucille Tanner Heinrich Kathleen Wilhelm James Zellner 1950 Mary Blaser Rice Joyce Dolch Leonhart Marjorie lkleberry Blaser Barbara Ioist Jacoby Mary May Fortney E Bernlta Hart Toist DGV14 Ritchie Blanch Klalss Robert 0111 Lois Kay Reichert Dean Chaney rnynn .han Kagy TPB!-ll Bohm George Kolarik Marpret Scheerer Betty Zeigler Henney Shirley Zimmer 1951 Donald Adams Gordon Behm Dorothy Beelsr Ziegler Ireta Dentinger Robert Detterman Clara Harding Karcher Eunice Kay Nagel Lloyd Karcher Lois Kirgls Wilbur Mackllng Joyce Mullholand Iyle Rhoad Nancy Bhoad Banker Richard Rhoad Conard Swre Ronald Smith Alice Shaffer Robert Weaver 1952 Joan Lltlllll lk:Cann Martha Blaser ECSDUID Carobn Cooley Harold Cooley, Jr. Patty Dettermn Clark Esther Dunn Thomas Emerson Charles Dverhart Jean Ann Iarr King Mary Jane Gernert Aichholts Betty Hemminger Adams Bonny Heminger Bhoad Albert Howell Richard Kagy Allen Kirgis Robert Legron Ida McClelland mth Perkins Theme Zellner 1953 Betty Detterman Charles Detterman Doris Duff ey Dale Egbert Charles Harding Maxine Heimrlch Donna Holt Marlene Kagy Carl Kirgis Marjorie Murphy Raymond Perkins Jane Scheerer Rinehart Marilyn Sheidler Janet Sours Patricia Zimmer 59 ' BOYER STUDIO Tiffin's House Of Photography 925 S. Washington St., Tiffin Phone 290 60 6 os NSURANQ' 5 f IDE DF9 5 5 9, UNQUIBED o 3 E V AS vnovnoeom me Q annnwc, an or sen Compliments of Exchange State Bank BEST wzrsrms TO 'mm cmss OF '54 Bloomville, Ohio Tiffin Dairy Co QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCT - .4 fi! n Tiffin, Ohio OUR COIIPLDBNTS E. J. Keirns AND FAMILY ANGLE ACRES Bloomville, Ohio MEYERS PONTIAC SALES Authorized Sales and Service PARTS AND ACCESSORIES BODY fr FENDER REPAIRING STORAGE sr PERRY STREET Tnffm 0 IQ Compliments of NGER SEWING CENT The only authorized sales and service in Sene ca C ounty For Singer Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners 92. S Washington Tiffin, Ohio 62 L- W. 8: W. Oil Company Distributors of CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS S'smWc'qa 69501159 ' on ' Tires G qs Batteries and Accessories Bloomville, Ohio nmufr or COHPL S Compliments c.u.EaR's c1.o'rnING an snons Of 6 Q SALI.Y'S BEAUTY snom 6 Phone 59-J BLOOIVILLE, OHIO Bloomville, Ohio RADER'S SfR HAM URG SHOP Hamburgers - Chili - French Fries Foot Long Hot Dogs Assisi iii w gjg SACK - X Phone 2392 51 E. Market St. Tiffin, Ohio TIFFIN IACHINE AN AUTO PARTS TGN PA RTS 20 West Market Street TIFFIN, OHIO S T E V E' S W R E C K Compliments of I N G and W E L D I N G C 0. 'i-'f t ' is ' Phone 29-W W-.ln- L- Bloomville, Ohio 63 COMPLIM NTS B U C Y R U S R E S T A U R A N T On the Square of G E A R H A R T' S D R Y G O O D S Phone 95-W we Serve Only the Best BLOOMVILLB, OHIO Phone 5867 Bucyrus, Ohio H. C. 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Market Street E L R Y M I Compliments of L L I E' S M I L L I N E The Little Shoppe with a Complete Line of Millinery and Accessories fx. ,4' ' a 'iv LL1, ir' I ' 4 .,,, ze 5' 11 su L Tiffin, Ohio 67 E. Markbt . Tiffin 0 COM LIMENTS OF Compliments S T 0 U T' S G.A R A G E of General Repair gi R, 0, C H A N E Y snuonn A u Tn- I. I I E -'E ' Phone 102 EEEQ' sxxnons pgfg I BLO0ll'V'ILLE o n1oomv111e, Ohio ' BIO 11 In 65 l 1 1 Seneca Motor Sales EL P l 1 , , , ,I cmzrsuzn Am: PLmoU'rH cms gt gv FA 'I i' .'l. :- E X 8 E. Market Street Tiffin, Ohio GERHARDSTEIN' S General Merchandise ST. STEPHEN, OHIO 'Where Friend Meets Friend' Compliments of ' YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DBALER ,Z,,?-,LQ-,Q '.'2f.'I.'5'21'?f'L ' Heisler's, Inc. Willard Airport Phone asv Willard, Ohio Tilton Building and Supply Lumber - Millwork - Hardware - Paints and llasonry Products Plumbing and Heating - Roofing and Spouting LIT US HJILD PHO!!! 953 roun mn nous: Attica Ohio Q if 7 One Board ora Trainload 66 Compliments of S H I T H' S A P P A R E L S H 0 P 'Carol King' and 'Shirley Lee' B L O 0 I V I L L E H A T C H E R Y Jun10r Dresses Ohio U. S. Approved Phone - Bloomville 13 t lW For High School Girls B100m'i110, Ohio Tiffin Fostoria 190 S. Weshington 117 N. Hein R 1 n n L m's T 1 n n s H o P 'Ill-7-1 1 - wxsn Ur REST UP GENERAL and GOODYEAR TIRES EAT UP Wheel Balancing 9435-Q Fi. GEN ERAL 6000! Yf Al 24 Hour Service IIRES Phone 16 B E N I R A N K L I N I N N BLOGIVILLE, OHIO F S H I T H ' S RED E WHITE FOOD STORE Meats and Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Compliments of ZBIGLER IILLING COM ANY WHITE ' rooo W MEFF s'rom:s ' ' A Free Delivery 1vo w. 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Market St. Tiffin, Ohio 67 Tiffin University Courses Executive Secretarial Stenographic Commerce and Finance Accounting and Business Administration Approved fgr veteran Training Authorized to Confer Degrees Tiffin, Ohio The Community Super Market ET WV T ,, KSN . fl xi ' wigs' Q f Attica, Ohio Compliments of Pancoast Funeral Home V !k?1:'mq xr' 5535-, ' e'e P r eg fi i if- Bloomville, Ohio 68 Bloomfville Appliance Television and Radio Sales and Service Admiral - Zenith - R C A - Sylvania Hamilton Beach washers and dryers Ironrite Ironers 'We Sell The Best and Service The Rest.W Bloomville, Ohio Compliments of Bloomville Hotel For Fine Foods and Home Made Pies Banquets and Parties by Reservation Phone 91 Bloomville, Ohio Compliments of B I L L E R' S M A R K E T 131 5-yu I figxx W duh! V11 gtjilf-1fk'2l1'E'f , ' 'QT' f JS vi. K 'O ei V' D' Or 20 V 0 ' al 4.i,, ' Phbne 89 Republic, Ohio DAVE'S BARBER SHOP The Place To Get Your Favorite Tonic BLOOMVILLE, OHIO YO WILL ENUOY EPSF UUE Keep Your Refrigerator Stocked N033, Inc. Tiffin, Ohio PATRONS Jo VALENTINE, B1oohv111o, Ohio Jonas Gaocmnv, B1oohv111o, Ohio A FRIEND, Tiffin, Ohio oA1ETTo's BLUE sUNoco, Tiffin, o. Rosmar KIRGIS, so. Stephen, Ohio HOLLAND MARKET, Willard, Ohio :E Ml17fHf Boles-Dandurancl Studio Portrait Sz Illustrative Photography QEEQS K.:. Phone 2456 S. I. B I A R D fw if Tiffin, ohio Compliments of Plumbing and Heating Electrical Merchandise H A R D W A R E ATTICA FARMER'S EXCHANGE Feeds, Grains, Seeds Oliver and Massey Harris Farm Equipment '9!:',Yi?.B' Phone 871-Elevator 876-Imp. S T I REPUBLIC, OHIO compliments Compliments of of I N I E' S S H 0 I S T 134 S. Washington St. TIFTIN, OHIO 0 R E M I C H E N E R' S REPUBLIC, OHIO 76' L I H E R S O N L S O N S RADIO and TELEVISION REPAIR Q'--.'5..ll.- BLO IVILLE, OHIO G A R V I N' S S U N 0 C 0 A lBest Service Under the Sun! TH! CHATFIII-D HARDWARE CO. Merchandise for Better Living With Service That Pleases Phone 5652 sanausxy ana Charles su-one cmnnm- 0510 Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of Compliments THR I.F. CHARLES STORE of General lerchandise TH SUTTON STATE BANK .- N0 Member of the Federal De osit ,gu,!EiE,,nr P lleats Groceries C01-poration Q'vg7'ml: '-adm-'-'f Attica, Ohio Phone 53 Republic, Ohio f , : - Tffi!VR0lI'lf--1- LL..Jn Elllllll For ars Chevrolet has built and sold more cars than any other make 23 ye and trucks SEE E T C 0 M P A N Y S A T T L E R C H E V R O L or Truck For Your Next Car Seneca County's Leading Automobile Dealer TIFFIN, OHIO 71 Sickness 8a Accident Life Insurance Hospitalization Sc Surgical PAUL S. MORRISON-AGENT PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA Phone 2810-R '73 Rosa St. Tiffin, Ohio The Pancoast Furniture Co. f.1 I pkll'LC01Afh. '-'ll' - E, -'52-E li-J QQ TCI ' 3 8, gg' -Ji' I ,,1f!,----1a,l 0 0 a aa , t 1 1 S9 no f A J 73-1 raw 131, X Republic, Ohio Compliments of Republic Lumber 8a Builders' Supply Lumber, Coal, Builders' Supplies cmou P. com, owner Rellublic, Ohio office Phone so A RHS- P11000 58-R A Snunnzcounsal Newt's Shell Station . Gasoline - Oil - Grease S 4 Tires and Tubes SF Ag Repair PHONE 471 CHATFIELD, OHIO NIIT DITTERIIAN, Prop. 72 Compliments of G E O R G E' S S H 0 E S T O R 'r H 1: R H A R n w unnnwnns 'LQ A 'A Phone 2-2821 Sl-IDIS . REPAIRED worms, one Bloomville, Ohio We are showing T1ff1n's finest selection of students' suits, topooats and furnishings T H I H A R V E Y -TIFTIN- Compliments of B R O S E I H P L E M dl IV ll Mwst as-nuns Mount KV I V MODERN MACHINERY MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Farm Machinery Phone 291 Ohatfield, Ohio Compliments of 6 s Ilcfvqffkx Ax P A L M E R' S R E S T A U R A N T WILLARD, OHIO STYLART B AUTY SALON Phone 5480 965 S. Washington Street Tiffin Ohio FOI WALLPAPER t DAIRY Try Our Seeltest Ioe Cream LUTZ IITLIIBNT SALES Complete Line of Farm laohinery flolfhead 011, ,NX Candy and Nuts Q ff Vqzi g A MQ. 1113 db mr Q Q .L T' ' 'f ' . Q Q il lg '- . of' '55 ,.u CEXI3 Phone 551 .ggp South lain St New Wsshington, Ohio Attica, Ohio a I..gm'7n - . The Attica Lumber Company Lumber, Coal, and Builders' Hardware Redi-Built Cottages and Farm Buildings Attica, Ohio Compliments of B. M. MARTIN'S REXALL STORE excl! DRUG STORE Attica, Ohio H o L T B R o s. ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA HLLIS-Cl-IALMERS sALes AND senvace R. F, D, 1 Bucwmus, onto Phone 22614 luster D0lch8c on Rmcrsmanm AYRSHIRE DAIRY CATTLE - Q . 5 f 55 71'-I-N - ,,, ' gf 4 ' 1 Bloomville, ohio m n 74 J A Y' S T 0 G G E R Y YU R HGH -TOWN PAPER T H B B L 0 0 H V I L L E G A Z E T T I 'If Your Clothes Are Not Becoming To You--You Should B0 Coming T0 US- Hossmm an ononcn, Ponusmsns A11 K1 d t I b Printi Phone-Bucyrus 5206 n S D O ns MILLER'S GROCERY cgmplimgntg gf Groceries, Heats and Confections L Y K I N S E L E V A T 0 R . 1 f..N g nle'3 ' Y 225231535 Phone 15 0 5, 'I LYKINS, omo . X ,v E .fl A 't g' 4231? Lykene, ohio W ' W 3 - L E N ' S AND B U M ' S S H E L L S E R V I C E Tires, Batteries, Accessories l . ,X ' '- ngfl g Lubrication S2Eiiiiiii?EEQ go Ag Cvan- Phone 59W L. H. Farr -- Proprietor Hartzel Implement Store ALLIS UHALIERS AND NEW IDEA FAR! IACHINERY Sales and Service Phone 79 Republic, Ohio 75 CCMPLIMENTS Ol' NEYIMAIWS MUSIC STORE S T U O K E Y U T 0 C A 0 I P A N Y Musical Instruments, School Supplies ' j 'TE .S U ,M Music Books lift 59711 PM WZ M 255552 1-1' y Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer mfs volc Sales and Service M Tiffin, Ohio Phone 14 Bloomville, Ohio C0mp11m8IltS of MCCLELLANIVS F R A N K I E' S General Plumbing and Heating Spouting and Roofing 1 if Williamson Furnaces West Market St. at the River Bridge Tiffin, ohio BLOOMVILLE, OHIO BURRAS MOTOR SALES Compliments of 207 Myrtle Ave. Telephone 249 SPECTOR KOTOR COMPANY fmmm l' ' Lincoln Mercury I 1 Sales and Service 11.11 ,L Phone 3024 170 E. Perry St. Tiffin, Ohio. WILLARD , OHIO 1Wrestone P and AUTU SUPPLYASUVICE STORES rrnxsroun sronns Bt Phone 2100 Lnrcnlnns' slnsnnsnor num, one BLoouvIu.x, one ONESTOD W sznv ci ' 4 H Maytag and Blackstone I McNeal Hardware Washers Monarch Stoves and Waterheaters GENERAL QBLECTRIC Hanna Paints 1 ' , 'iv' Phone e4-w Blocmville, Ohio I Phone 64 Compliments of B U D' S Food - Shuffle Board - Television .Q nixiif' ' '- Blcomville, Ohio POLAND CHINA HOGS SHROPSHIRE SHEEP JERSEY CATTLE Sunny Side Farm Robert Sours Bloomville, Ohio Phone 85-I-12 8 Miles last of Tiffin on Route 224, Then i lille South on County Road 43 ' x M PAPERHANGING JAY E. TAYLOR Owner k Decorator T A Y L 0 R ' S WALLPAPER, PAINT, LINOLEUM Xiqib ', Linoleum Tile, Linotile, Rubber Tile, 'QS Asphalt Tile, Quaker Rugs lf, Yard Goods ' See Us For Your Needs k Estimates PHONE 101 Blocmville, Ohio 1 I 77 Compliments of Dr. D. J. Mullholand Bloomville, Ohio Compliments of BALLREICH BROTHERS, INC. 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