Blue Creek High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

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l953 GALAXY Page9 Abseniees- Row One- Von Saums, Roy Iewell, Mable Iewell. Bill Over- holtzer, Larry Iewell. How Two- Terry Coil, Gary Houseworth, Rex Rolh, Leslie Zielke. Barbara Fry, Fran- ces Strawser. Sharon Iewell, Michael House- Worth. Row Three- Irene Tarleton. Karen Mosier. Rodney Laukhul. Alan Stoller. Row Four- Dale Gerber, Opal Vance. Ruth Ham- mon. Ray Kay Tow Gary Eisenmann. Party?????? Rose of the Danube Casi Home Ec. Girls Typing II in I Y ' 1 This Page is Sponsored by Paulding-Putnam Electric Co-op.

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Page 8 GALAXY 1953 Faculty of 1953 N -mr, .,, we K+, . io, Eel, Ei? Ge .4.....J IAMES SHAND Bachelor of Music Education Otterbein College Miami Universiiy Music Sophomore Class Afivvwr NORA KINKADE Miami University Bowling Green University Fifth Grade 'Y 4A Q.:- 'ers' 44 1 LENA BALYARD B.S. in Education Kent State Bowling Green U,, Wayne U VELMA GANTT lndicmg U. Ohio Northern University Ohio University Grade 1 ETHEL BRIAN Ohio Northern University Grade Three

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Page 10 G A L A X Y 1953 Class Histories We, the Haviland-Scott class of 1953, entered high school with a total of twenty-seven green freshmen in our class. This year we had as our officers: Bud Decker, president: Don Harris, vice-president: and Richard Zielke, secre- tary-treasurer. Mr. Scarbrough was our advisor in both the freshman and sophomore years. The officers for our second year in high school were Bill Hoaglin, president: Wilma McAdams, vice-president: and Barbara Fast, secre- tary-treasurer. Our junior year was our first big year in school. We presented our class play Dotty and Daffy and sponsored the junior and senior trip to New York. This was made possible under the guidance of our advisor, Mr. lay, and our officers: Bill Hoaglin, president: Ben Leeth, vice-president: and Barbara Fast, secretary-treasurer. The 1953 class of Latty High School had a very promising freshman year under the guidance of Mr. Holmes as our advisor and our class officers: Paul Pease, president: LeRoy Mines, vice-president: and Barbara Rowe, secretary- treasurer. We were advancing rapidly in our high school training and before we knew it, our sophomore year was looming before us. This year our officers were Paul Pease, president: Nathalia Stoller, vice-president: and Eloise DeLong, secretary-treasurer. At last we were next best to seniors. Our junior year turned out to be busier than We expected it to be. Our big event for the year was the presentation of our class play, Mama's Little Angel Child. Mrs. Punches was our junior advisor and Eloise DeLong was president: LeRoy M nes, vice-president: and Mary Dunstan, secretary-treasurer. As we began our last year in school, we soon discovered that this was going to be the busiest year of all. Our officers were Bill Hoaglin, president: Dean Williamson, vice-president: and Eloise DeLong, secretary-treasurer. Our senior class advisor was Mrs. Ensign. We presented our class play, Grandad Meets a Pal , decided to put out this edition of the Galaxy, and assisted in ralsing money for the annual junior and senior class trip. This year the goal was Washington, D. C. To make matters a little more complicated, we have a consolidated school this year. Latty and Haviland-Scott have merged to- gether. None of the students have regretted this merger though, and We have been very happy together. As May 20 approaches, we, the class of 1953, are very proud to be the first graduates of Blue Creek High School.