Bryan High School - Zeta Cordia Yearbook (Bryan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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QQ: n Ml'-J -1 ve. f i 1' vi' Q f 4ul1p--'ff---- - w- Y-'-' Y L,-. -111-1 Co-Editors: David Cayton, Rebecca Rogge Assistant Editors: Jenny Hester, Larry Raymond Business Manager: Wayne Long Promoter: Lonnie Frank VOLUME XLV BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL, BRYAN, OHIO were of DEDICATION .................. . . . . . THOSE WHO LEAD CAdministrationJ ...................................... .... Faculty I2 Custodians 20 Bus Drivers 20 Nurse 21 . . . Cafeteria . . . 21 HERE WE ARE fA1bumj ........................................................ Seniors . . . 24 . . . juniors . .. 40 ... Sophomores . . . 45 . . . Freshmen ... 51 . . . Eighth Grade . . . 58 ... Seventh Grade ... 63 ALL IN THE DAYIS WORK fStudent Lifej ....... .... Classes . . . 70 . . . Calendar . . . 76 TIIE SPICE OF LIFE CActiviticsj ............ ................. . . . ...... . . . . . Annual Staf 84 Hi-Life 85 Student Council 86 National Honor Society 87 Y-Teens 88 Hi-Y 90 GAA 92 Varsity B 95 MaskandSandal 96 FHA 100 FFA 101 Latin Club 102 Spanish Club 103 FTA 104 Honors 108 TUNING UP CMusicJ .......................................................... Band 114 A Cappella 120 Orchestra 122 Ensembles 126 PLAY THE GAME qspomy .......... ......................,.............. ..... Football 130 Cheerleaders 135 Basketball 136 Baseball 142...Track... 144...Golf...I46 THIS WAS THE YEAR . ............... ..... . . . . INDEX ............. .... PATRONS .,............................................... ................... Good-bye to All This Une ol' tht' g't't'zitt'st thrills ol' our twclvt' years in school Cznnt- on the spring clan' wltvn wt' tnow-cl into our hvatitilitl new high school building. l'lmvcwt'. wt' will always hold vivicl Illl'lIl0l'll'S of our days in tht- olcl high school. XXX' lm-avi' hchincl thc c'rowdt'cl vlussrooins :incl corriclors, not ht-ing zlhlc to 1't'111c'1i1lx'1' ll lllllt' when we clidn't lmvc two or tlnt-1' to ll loclwr. XXX' also leave hvhincl. with I'l'gI'l'l, ont' junior High l-l'lt'IlllS and tvaclmt-1's with whoni we lmvt- slinrvcl so many expr-1'it-nc'vs. Having said good-bye to all this, we welcome our new school with deep gratitude to those who made it possible and appreciation for the beauty and convenience it offers. MKNQN 'l-rug.,-i. Q ---....,,,A ,..v- ' 'HMI SCHQOL f f'f Q ws 71 Q 0 '5 , Q . v -. . 4 1 x 'L ' ' X - f, 11' ' r 'A 4 I J QI.: ,LQ X J -A y 9, ax 'f' lb my-5 .,,, Iii? , 1 Af 1 . '. 'Cd' If ,, -5 N. ,A 1, V . ' ,g x' QQ f ,I ,, 1' , f ' 'll -ff'-vm vi f J f J f 1 V 1 ,,! I 7 3 ss F. HAUGER B.A., M.A. MEMORIAM As we began our Senior year, we were saddened by the absence of Mr. VV. F. Hauger, who passed away July 20, 1957. Mr. Hanger was a teacher in Bryan High School for thirty-one years, during which time he taught journalism, English, and literature. He was an advisor to Mask and Sandal for twenty-one years, and he directed all the Sen- ior class plays during the time he was here. He was the originator of Hi-Life, which won many awards for excellence. We dedicate our book to his memory, mindful of the words of Oliver Wendell Holmes which he taught to so many of us: Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length art free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by lifefs unresting seal C 'Q , 5 a ,Af ,if ., Hr if in Srrrlvr Ilve' l,e flI'l' Ifrlzfurl I IJIA1' HH nf lflr' rlfllwl f1'rII'lZ1'lx Alfxs Alzlx H1111 ,UL Ifflgflrr' fllrrlm nl Ihr flmfl' VTQHIIIII1' fm' mail N111 rlzvwzgm. sem,-W 'T gg M-M-M f H. W. ROGGE Supt. Rogge is pic- tured standing in front of the new high school. Enrollment Increases School Heads Plan Expansion The new Bryan High School was the major concern of Superintendent Howard Rogge and the Bryan Board of Education for the past year. Since the actual construc- tion began last summer, the group held many extra meetings. Mr. Rogge is active in several professional organiza- tions including the State Department of Education Transportations Committee, the State Music Education Association, and the Public Relations of the Ohio Edu- cation Association. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green and Ohio Northern and his Master of Arts in School Administration from Ohio State. Mrs. Kenneth Rychencr, Mr. Rogge's secretary, was a Bryan High School graduate of 19-H. BRYAN CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION l CARL MILLER F. R. PARKER K Y t r R. K. MIGNERY ARTHUR SPLETZER, J I' MARGARET H. A. LINDSEY HOWARD MANEVAL RYCHENER H. S. Office Moves junior High Has New Principal Mr. Newell spent his third year as principal at Bryan High School planning and arranging for the move from the old building to the new school. By this rearrangement, the pupils under his supervision were reduced to the upper four grades only, comprising about 580 students. Mr. Newell en- thusiastically supported and attended all of our extra-curricular activities and in addition gave us counseling on personal and vocational problems. He acted as advisor to the Student Council and served as president of the Northwestern Ohio Athletic Association. A graduate of Kalamazoo College, Mr. Newell earned his Master's degree at the University of Michigan. Besides his enjoyment of sports, a special interest of his is collecting old books. HAROLD A. MEESE B.S., M.A. Mr. Meese, previously elementary supervisor, inherited the quarters va- cated by the high school and acquired the additional title of Junior High Prin- cipal, having charge of the upper ele- mentary and Junior High pupils in the old high school building. JOSEPH S. NEWELL B.A.,M.A. Mrs. Diane Kuhn, Mr. Newell's secretary, was first to occupy the attrac- tive ofiice in our new building. She was a member of Bryan's class of 1955. DIANE KUHN LEAH BARSTOW B.S. in Ed, JAYNE BROOK B.S. in Commerce RUSSELL L. CAYTON Teachers Inspired by ur Modern School After several years of teaching under increasingly clifhcult con- ditions as space became more and more limited, Bryan teachers took a great deal of pleasure in helping to plan our beautiful new high school. Probably the highlight of the year was February 21 when the trek to new quarters began and everyone reveled in the roominess and convenience they provided. Miss BARSTOW, a graduate of Bowling Green State University, teaches seventh and eighth grade science. She also is assistant sponsor of Student Council. Mrs. BROOK teaches typing, personal typing, junior business, and shorthand. She graduated from New York State College for Teachers. She acts as bookkeeper for the Central Fund. Mr. CAYTON is our bookkeeping, office practice, business arithmetic, business English, business law, and retail selling teacher. He graduated from Bowling Green State University and is Director of the Bryan branch of B.G.S.U. Mr. Cayton is treasurer of the Central Fund and sponsor of the Senior class and the National Honor Society. DIRECTOR OF BRYAN BRANCH OF B.G.S.U., Mr. Cayton, shows Kent Salzman college material. Bs., M. of Ed. S l ORVILLE L. DALLY PAUL D. DIERKS B.S. in M.. M.M. in Ed. B.S. in Ed. Mr. DALLY graduated from Capital University and the University of Michigan, and has attended Bucknell University Music Clinic. He directs Junior and Senior Orchestra, Senior A Cappella, Junior Chorus, eighth grade music, elementary and Junior High beginning strings. He is a Senior advisor and announces all football shows. Mr. Dally also serves as Host Co-Chairman of Northwest Regional Orchestra. Mr. DIERKS is a teacher of language arts and geography in .the seventh grade core program. He graduated from Bowling Green State University and attended Depauw University last summer. He is a seventh grade sponsor. Mr. EBERSOLE, is the driver training instructor, and has charge of the elementary and ninth grade physical education. He is also Athletic Director, head basketball coach, and co-advisor for Varsity Bf' Coach Ebersole graduated from Defiance College and Indiana University. Mrs. FISHER is the Sophomore English teacher and class advisor. She is a graduate of Washington University. Mr. FRISBIE is a graduate of Miami University and teaches ,welding, mechanical drawing, sheet metal, and woodworking. WITH A SIGH OF RELIEF, Mr. Ebersole takes the wheel for a change. ., .W.m...,,...auavulI!l1 1 DUDLEY EiaERso1,E AB., Ms. DOROTHY FISHER Aix., MA. NED FRISBIE B.S. JOHN IIARTMAN ISS. in Ecl., NI. of Ed. A. BERNARD HATCH BS. in Ed., MS. in Ed. Mr. IIARTMAN graduated from Bowling Orvvn State L'niv0rsity and has attended summer Courses at Ohio State I'nivvrsity. HQ dirvvts the A and HB bands and tc-nvhcs sixth and seventh grudv music: H0 also directs the clnnrc orchestra and is fl Junior Class ziclvisor. H11 is Ilost Co-chzxirnizln of Northwest Regional Orchestra. Mrs. H.-XRTM.-KN is thc Fresh- mzin English ltczmhcr and fl graduate of Bowling Grcvn Statc' L'niv0rsity, She has also done graduate work at Ohio Still? Univvrsity :incl is 11 Freshman sponsor. Mr. HATCH gracluzitcd from Dc- finnrc Collcgc' and Inclizlnn Ifnivcrsity. H0 touches scvvnth grade arithmetic :incl gvlivrzil sc'if'nc'0. HC is assistant footlxlll :incl lnzlsvlnzlll vouch :incl ninth grzidc' nclvisor. Mr. IIUSTED tvnrhvs Algebra I :incl II. plnnc :incl solid gm-func-try :incl trigononictry. I-IC is rvsponsilalc' for the fhllfllil-XYISl12Il Aids. Mr, Hustcd gfllllllllllll from Indialnu L'nivvi'sity :incl clLlIll0l'lDllFy. Lo:f'f'r left: VACATION TIME? Mr. II:1rtrnzin prvpzirvs thc' lmncl for football SUZISOII in snnnncr pr'.u'tic'cs, I,n:i'1'r right: COACIII IIATCIII PX- plaiins lifltjlllllll plays to .lorry Brower :intl john Slmovirll. VIRGINIA HARTMAN BS. in Ed. CLAUDE HUSTED B.A., Ms. 'lst SUPTRS Xl FSM VN Mr. johnson, Ends Beth Brown DO IT YOITRSEIF XRTISFS hir km-thy md My Koehler are hard at worlt in the shop Mr. JOHNSON graduated from Ohio University and attended Hills- boro. He teaches eighth grade history and Scnior psychology and sociology. He is the Annual business advisor, a Senior class advisor, co-sponsor of Fu- ture Teachers of America, and is a member of the Faculty Guidance Committee. Mr. KNECIIT, a graduate of Bowling Green State University, in- structs WVoodwork I and II, machine shop, and Junior High industrial arts. He is a Freshman advisor. ROBERI I IOHNSON I ENN IS E lxOEHl ER ll S in Etl M in Ed. B S in l'cl l X NI -Xlx RNECHT DORO I HX NI LYWEVAI ll S in Ed N1 in Ed. li S in Ed Mr. KOEHLER, teacher of me- chanical drawing, printing. leather- craft, plastics. and ninth grade general shop. is a graduate of Ohio Univer- sity. He is assistant football coach and a Freshman class advisor. He also takes movies of the varsity football games. Miss MANEVAL is our girls' physical education teacher. She acts as advisor to the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion chcerleaders, and the eighth grade. She also directs girls' intra- murals and noon activities. She is a graduate of Bowling Green State Uni- versity. :NIJEYWEQQKLFEE glgwsj li ' 1 + Witfiiia X PRXC IIC XL IIOMF FC LESSON is afoot as CHECKMATE' Mrs Thomls expluns chess moms t Mis Shoclvlcy ind 'vhs Shlllflik irr Inge a shoe display. her son. David. Mrs. SHARROCK graduated from Bowling Green State University and is one of the home economics teachers. Mi's. SIIOCKLEY is responsible for the home t't'0nomit's Course for the Iligh School girls. She is l II.fX sponsor and a Sophomore advisor. Mrs. Shock- ley graduated from Indiana University. 'X X XX S X IXOK Ix XX Il I XIJP XX SC HOC Ixl IRS US Mr. SUMPTER is a graduate of Dehanee College and Indiana Uni- versity. IIe's the baseball eoaeh, as- sistant baskotball and Junior High football Coach. Junior Class advisor. boys' intramural and noon aetivity tvaeher. and vo-sponsor of Varsity HB Club. Ile teaches physieal education and hr-althg he also assists with driver training. Mrs. 'IIIIOMAS is the Junior Iligh arithmetic' teacher, sponsor of Y-Ts-ons, Chi-ss and Clheeker Club, and eighth grade advisor. She gradu- ated from Otterbc-in College and at- tended Ohio State University. .la SUPPRS XI FSM YN Mr Iolinson finds Beth Brown DO IT YOURSEII' XRTISTS Mr km-tht md Mr i willing tustotnu Koehler are hard at worlt in tht shop Mr. JOHNSON graduated from Ohio University and attended Hills- boro. He teaches eighth grade history and Senior psychology and sociology. He is the Annual business advisor, a Senior class advisor, co-sponsor of Fu- ture Teachers of America, and is a member of the Faculty Guidance Committee. Mr. KNECHT. a graduate of Bowling Green State University, in- structs Woodwork I and Il, machine shop, and junior High industrial arts. He is a Freshman advisor. ROllElxl l IOHYSON LEXN IS L lxOl' HI ER B S in Ed NI in Fd B S tn Pd l X NI Xlx KNEQ HT DOlxO l llh NI X'NlLV Xl B S in lcd N1 in Ed B S Ill Ed Mr. KOEHLER, teacher of me- chanical drawing, printing, leather- craft, plastics, and ninth grade general shop, is a graduate of Ohio Univer- sity. He is assistant football coach and a Freshman class advisor. He also takes movies of the varsity football games. Miss MANEVAL is our girls' physical education teacher. She acts as advisor to the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion cheerleaders, and the eighth grade. She also directs girls' intra- murals and noon activities. She is a graduate of Bowling Green State Um- versity. FRED M, MARTINELLI JAMES MASTEN RL l'H MAX B.A. B.S. Ali. RALPH D. MOORE 13.8. in Ed.. MA. MABEL E. ROBROCK AB., HL. Sc. Top: ARCHIMEDES Masten giving Z1 demonstration for the physics Class, Center: COON CAPERS, Mrs. Ro- brock and friend, Davy Crockett. Right: TIME OUT for a smile from Mrs. Rollins. 'N 'VJ DONNA KAY ROLLINS PHYLLIS ROYER LOIS RTQBEI. HS. in Ed. B.A- Mr. MARTINELLI is the head football and track coach, also the mentor of the Freshman basketball team and sponsors Varsity HB. He reaches American history and is a graduate of Otterbein College. Mr. MASTEN, a graduate of Adrian College, teaches chemistry and physics. He is a Junior class advisor and assistant sponsor to Hi-Y. Miss MAX graduated from Defiance College and attended the University of Wisconsin. She teaches Latin I and II, and is sponsor for Latin club, Y-Teens, the Sophomore class, and National Honor Society. Mr. MOORE teaches eighth grade American history and tenth grade world history. He is advisor of Hi-Y and the eighth grade. He graduated from the University of Dayton and Ohio State University. Mrs. ROBROCK is our librarian and also has a speech class. She grad- uated from Hiram College and Western Reserve University. She is sponsor of National Thespian Society, Mask and Sandal Dramatics Club, the editorial staff of the yearbook, and the student photographers. Mrs. ROLLINS graduated from Defiance College and teaches journalism and junior and Senior English. She has also attended Wooster College. Her extra-curricular responsibilities are Hi-Life and the Senior play. She is also a sponsor for the Senior class. Miss ROYER is a graduate of Otterbein College and has attended Western Reserve University. She teaches English II, Spanish I and II, and is sponsor of Espanol, a Junior class advisor, and assistant sponsor of Mask and Sandal. Miss RUBEL teaches in the seventh grade core. She graduated from Bowling Green State University. Mr. SAUNDERS graduated from the University of Kentucky and has done graduate work at Ohio State University. He teaches four years of high school agriculture, as well as young and adult farmers. Mr. Saunders is presi- dent of the Bryan Teachers Association, sponsor of FFA, a Sophomore class advisor, and has charge of class rings Mr. SAUPPE is our art teacher for the Bryan Junior-Senior High School. He is a graduate of Bowling Green State University. B.S. in Ed. BEN E. R. SAUNDERS l3.S.. NIS. in Ag. THOMAS D. SAUPPE BS. in Ed. Gtwsmvlf I tl ' Vip? it Sgt .3 Q si. t A l'R.'XCTIC1.'XI, HOME EC. LESSON is afoot as CHECKMATE' Mrs Thoints explnns chcss inowcs to Mrs. Shoekley and Mrs. Sharroek arrange a shoe display. her son. David. MARY I., Sl IARROC IK HS. RAY Sl,'fXIlYl'l'lll IES, in lid, NIS. in Reewation I8 Mrs. SHARROCK from Bowling Green State University and is one of the homo economies teaehers. graduated Mrs. SHOCKLEY is responsible for the home ceonoinies eoiirse for the High Srhool girls. She is FHA sponsor and a Sophomore advisor. Mrs. Shoek- ley graduated from Indiana University. Mr, SUMPTER is a graduate of Defiance College and Indiana Uni- versity. HL-'s the baseball roach. as- sistant basketball and Junior High football eoarh. junior class advisor. boys' intramural and noon activity teacher. and eo-sponsor of Varsity B eluh. Ile teaehes physieal education and healthg he also assists with driver training. Mrs. THOMAS is the Junior High arithmetic teaeher, sponsor of Y-'ll-Ons. Chess and Cheeker Club. and eighth grade advisor, She gradu- ated from Otterbs-in College and at- tended Ohio State University. M1'. XV.-XGNER. t1':u'l1c'1' of Svnim' c'iviL's. is Il gfllilllilll' of xvK'Sll'l'Il lX1ic'h- lgllll l'nix'0rsily :incl flfilllllllllil. nncl has zittvnclc-d Ohio L'iiivm-rsity. llc' is Ifgwiilty Klniiiigvi' of .Xllilvtirs :incl :inl- visor of thc Sluclvnt liniiiivil and thc' Senior class. Mr. WEBSTER. ai gruduzitv of Ohio Stzltc' l.'1iivm'1'si1y l1'1li'lll'S liinlogy :incl gviivrail srivm'c. llc is :1 sponsor of Flllllll' 1il'llC'lll'l'S of ,-X1m'1'il'a1 Illlfl the SOI7l1OIllU1'l' vlziss. R111 XYL-luster is thc- Svc1'v1:i1'y-'l'rvz1si1rm' of thc- Nation- nl .-Xssorigition of Biology 'llCllCl1C1'S. P.-XVI, Y. NYICISS 9.-XfXIl'lil. A. NY.-XGNEIQ LA, HA. in .-Kris. BS. in l cl NI X Iwfiss YYILXRTON is a grziduzitc of Ohio L'nix'v1'sity :incl has also nt- tvnclvd Colmuiclo Stxitc' Lfnivcrsity, Shi' tcuivlios cighlh grziclc' English nncl litvr- :iri1i'v :incl is :in 1-ighth gl'ilClC sponsor. Mr. WINTERS. zi gmcliiznc- of Dvfixiiirv Collvgv. tv11r'hvs gvonivtry. zilgvlirai. :incl gl'm'rall inaith. llc is n Frvsliinziii fooilmll cmirll. assistant truck cugicli. :incl l l'l'Sl1HlAll1 advisor. Nfrs, Sll.-Xl l ER is our spc-rch :incl liv.n'ing lllvrxipist for thc Clvnivn- I.ll'f' .intl high school grnclvs. Shi- is il glllilllllli' of Bowling Urvvn Stzitv Uni- vvrsity. IE.-XNli'l l'IC WH.XR'I'ON -IOIIX WlN'l'l 6' 4 ' 4 lib. in Lal. Ii S in I il ,-. 1. V f'l' V hllfWl l5R LUNCHTIMEforMr.NVvhs1cr's white mf. xg, sl W NICYHR TOO NIANY COOKS in our spollvss c':1ff'1v1'i:il lwlrs. Citirr' Carr, SllIll'liX'lSOl' Ifiglil, lll'lll.1ll Mrfllvlwn l,rfl,:1ml LurySII'11l:lc',Cfr1tm'. Q Women in hite Care for Our Health ln preparing a rnval for hvr huge' family, Miss. Graco Carr, head of thc C'Zll-l'll'l'lllS, plans clvliglitfully varim-cl nivnus. Annual sandwich wcvk, fvslivv holiday sprvacls. and thc Sm-nior llinclu-on art' occasions to bc long l't'11lCIlllJCI'CCl. Nlrs. Beulah lWCGlcncn ancl Blrs. Lucy Struhlc, hoacl Cooks at Hlashinglon and l,inc'oln schools, havc- nina' aclull assistants and cniploy many stuclc-nt he-lpn-rs through rush hours. For the' first tinu' tht Callcwcria stall' sc-rwvcl the 'Iunior-Scnior hancluvt. using thc facilitics ol' thc' ncw high school. For 1-ight years Mrs. Hclcn Scttlm-s. thc Bryan City nurses, has bccn our fricncl ancl Counsvlor. Sha' was trained at Hlcstcrn Pennsylvania Hospital and dividvs hm' tinic' among thv schools and 1ivcts'ssa1'y homo calls. This your a Dvntal Clinic was on thc agenda for all stuclcnts in graders thrvr- to ninv. Mrs. SRTTLES taxlws :1 look as lN'Iinrilynn lVIrDa11ivl says Ahhh Stout-Hearted Men Serve Where Needed A Clean and well-kept sehool is the successful aeltievetllt-11t ul our line C1tst0diu11s. 'l'hey are the hrst on the job in tht- IIlOI'IllI1g and the last to loek up at night, 'llllt'1't' seems to he no repair job that these men e11n't lllllllllth They nlztke our school fl niore Cluferful plziee to learn and studv. Pgttienee and lIIlllt'I'Sl1'tIKllf'lg of Children along with skill in driving are the qualities ol' our hits drivers. This year Cllllilflly loads aclcled greatly to their responsibili- ties. In zulclition to the regular runs to and from school, three CllL1l1llll'l1I'S drive extra trips for the hand and other 0l'Q'1lIlllllllOIlS. THEY KNOW THE SCORE. Cnstodinns Tom Guise, Ralph Perry, :ind Clztreme Davis cheek out the score board as Del- her Long runs the switeh. 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TOP BRASS IDI TIIE SENIOR CLASS: Lzirry Jziekson, Vive-presidentg Jan Black, serreturyq Larry Szilsbury. treasurer: Mike O'Neil. president. 47 ELECTION DAY Ends Mrs, Lzivon Lirot explaining voting procedures to visiting Civics classes t. 5 9 :if-L ,li ,, HERBERT ANDREWS SHARON AYERS GERALD L. BALZER HERBERT ANDREWS SHARON AYERS-FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. GERALD L. BALZERQJunior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Noon Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Football 15 Hi-Y 2,35 Spanish Club 152. CHARLES L. BANY-Hi-Y 3,45 FFA 4. MARY M. BARTLE-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 354, President 4, Accompanist l,2, 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 35 Girls' En- semble 1,2,3,4, Accompanistg District Music Auditions 1,2,35 State Music Audi- CHARLES L. BANY tions 35 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Life 25 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Publicity Chairman 3, Program Chairman 45 Mask and Sandal 25 Latin Club 1,25 Vice-president 25 Spanish Club 35 Claire Newcomer Award 35 Girls' State Alternate 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Ohio History Test 4. PATTY BATTERSON-Y-Teens 2,35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4. JANICE LEE BLACK-Transfer from Lima, Ohio 35 A Cappella 35 A Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Majorette 3,45 Substitute Reserve Cheerleader 45 Class Officer, Secretary 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3.45 GAA 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Vice-president 45 FHA 35 Mask and Sandal 35 National Thespian 35 FTA 45 Prince of Peace Contest 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Christmas Play 35 Seventeenth Summers' 4. ALMA LOU BLY-Transfer from Fremont, Ohio 25 A Cappella 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Hi-Life, Assistant Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 253,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 253,45 Thespian Secretary 45 National Thespian 3,45 Latin Club 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Queen Attendant 35 Senior Eclxlarship Test5 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 35 Dino 45 Seventeenth Summer 4. MARY M. BARTLE 1 PATTY BATTERSON JANICE LEE BLACK ALMA LOU BLY BUDDY B. BODELL ALLAN E. BOWDELL DIANE BRACE BUDDY B. BODELL-Junior Chorus 15 Baseball 2,35 Football 15 Hi-Y 2,35 FFA 3,45 Latin Club 3. ALLAN E. BOWDELL-Noon Intramurals 1,2,4. DIANE BRACE-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 B Band 15 A Band 2,3,45 Girls' En- semble 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 35 State Music Auditions 35 Hi-Life 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 National Thespian 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 FTA l,2,3,45 District State Scholarship Tests 15 Senior Scholarship Test5 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 35 Papa Is All 35 Dino 45 Best Actress Award, Drama Festival 35 Elizabeth, the Queen 4. DANIEL J. BROWN-Transfer from Grosse Pointe, Michigan 45 Track 45 Mask and Sandal 45 National Thespian 45 Varsity B 45 Chess and Checker Club 45 Senior Scholarship Test5 Christmas Play 45 National Honor Society 4. DANIEL BROWN WAYNE BUNTAIN DENVER BURNS-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band l,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 35 Noon Intramurals 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 National Honor Society 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 National Thespian 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 FTA 2,35 Varsity B 2,3,45 Chess and'Checker Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-president 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Dino 4. BARBARA CARLIN-Y-Teens 45 Student Librarian l,4. DAVID L. CAYTON-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 35 Class Officer, Vice-president 35 Annual Staff 4, Co-editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council Honorary Member 45 National Honor Society 3,4, Vice- president 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Chess and Checker 2,35 Student Librarian 15 Boys' State 35 Senior Scholarship Test 5 Seventeenth Summer 4. WAYNE BUNTAIN DENVER BURNS BARBARA CARLIN DAVID L. CAYTON BETTY LOU CHARLES DONNA MAE CLARK BETTY LOU CHARLES-Y-Teens 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 354. DONNA MAE CLARK-GAA l.2.3.4, Council 4. PATRICIA E. CLARK JUDITH MARIE COMDEN PATRICIA E. CLARK-GAA 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Senior Scholarship Test. JUDITH MARIE COMDEN'-f-Junior Chorus 1.2: A Cappella 3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Music Librarian l.2.3.4g String Ensemble 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 15 District Music Auditions 2.3.41 State Music Auditions 35 Regional Orchestra 2.3,45 Y-Teens 253,45 MZISR and Sandal 2,3,45 National Thespian 45 FTA 45 Dino Business Manager 4. SHARON K. COOLEY-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band l,2,3,45 Girls' En- semble 1.2.3.45 District Music Auditions 3.45 State Music Auditions 3.45 Majorette l,2.3.4g Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FHA 1,2.3.4, Vice-president 3: Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 National Thespian 3,45 FTA 1,2,3,4, Historian 35 State Homemaker 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Seventeenth Summer 4. GENE A. CRAMER JERRY E. CURTICE-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Student Photographer 3. ROBERT DAVIS-FFA l,2,3,45 Track Manager 3. IRENE ENSMAN-FHA l,2,3,4. GENE A. CRAMER JERRY E. CURTICE SHARON K. COOLEY ROBERT DAVIS IRENE ENSMAN 27 RICHARD K. FOX LONN IE G. FRANK MARLA EWING MARY LEE FISHER DENNIS FORSTIE MARLA J. EWING-Y-Teens 25 Latin Club 1,25 FTA 1,25 Student Librarian 1525 Sen- ior Scholarship Test. MARY LEE FISHER--Transfer from Worthington, Ohio 35 A Cappella 35 Hi-Life 4, Assistant Editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3545 GAA 3,45 Y-Teens 3545 Treasurer 45 Mask and Sandal 3,45 Secretary 45 National Thespian 3,45 Senior Scholarship Test 5 Seventeenth Summer 4. DENNIS FORSTIE-Transfer from Detroit, Michigan 35 Senior Scholarship Test 4. RICHARD K. FOX-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Band l52,3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 1,2,3,45 State Music Auditions 152,3,45 Noon Intramurals 45 Basketball Manager 15 Golf 15 Hi-Y 2,3,45 All Ohio Boys' Band 3. LONNIE G. FRANK-Baseball 152,354 5 Basketball 15253545 Co-captain 45 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 35 Hi-Y 253545 FTA l,2,3545 Vice-president 35 Varsity BH 15253545 Queen's Escort 45 Mask and Sandal 35 Senior Scholarship Test. CHUCK FRILEY-Transfer from Wauseon, Ohio 25 Junior Chorus 25 A Cappella 3,45 Vice-president 45 Noon Intramurals 45 Football 2,3545 Track 2,3545 Hi-Y 2,3545 Varsity B 2,3545 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Senior Scholarship Test5 District Track 2,3545 Mansfield Relay 354. WALTER GAMBLER, Jr. JOANN GARWOOD-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Girls' Ensemble l,2,354, Treasurer5 District Music Auditions 3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3545 Head Cheerleader 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council l,253,45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 15253545 Y-Teens 253,45 Mask and San- dal 2,3545 Spanish Club 4, Treasurer 45 Queen Attendant 15 American Legion Essay Winner 25 District State Scholarship Test 25 Senior Scholarship Test. CHUCK FRILEY WALTER GAMBLER, Jr. JOANN GARWOOD MARGARET GEISELMAN JERRY GILREATH JAMES GINTHER MARGARET GEISELMAN-GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 35 FHA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 45 Student Librarian 25 State Homemaker 35 FHA Junior Homemaker De- gree 15 FHA Chapter Homemaker Degree 25 Senior Scholarship Test. JERRY GILREATHfJunior Chorus 1,25 B Band 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 String Ensemble 45 Regional Orchestra 3,45 Noon Intramurals 15 Golf 35 National Honor Society 3,43 Hi-Y 3,45 Senior Scholarship Test. JAMES GINTHER-Junior Chorus 25 Noon Intramurals 45 Football 2,45 Track l,2,3,45 Hi-Life, Assistant Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 45 Varsity Bn 3,45 Senior Scholarship Testg Hi-Y Model Legis- lature 3,45 Hi-Y Officers Training Camp 35 Seventeenth Summer 4. NINA M. GLEASONgJunior Chorus lg Cheerleader 1.35 Hi-Life 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 National Thespian 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 2,35 FHA 2,3,4. JERRY GOELTZENLEUCHTER-Transfer from Montpelier, Ohio 2. EILWOOD FRED GOROMiFFA 1,2,,4, President 4, Public Speaker 3,4, National Con- vention 4. Mechanic Award 3, State Judging Contest 1,25 Queen's Escort 45 Senior Scholarship Test. ANNA MARIE GRIM--National Honor Society 3.45 Y-Teens 3,45 FHA l,2.45 Mask and Sandal 2,41 Spanish Club 3,45 FTA 15 Senior Scholarship Test. RICHARD J. CRIME-Noon Intramurals 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Student Photographer 3,4. JAMES A. HALL-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 35 A Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 FTA l: Senior Scholarship Test. ANNA MARIE GRIM RICHARD J. GRIME JAMES A. HALL NINA M. GLEASON JERRY GOELTZENLEUCHTER ELWOOD FRED GOROM 29 O ROGER W. HARRINGTON JUDITH ANN HARRIS JOHN HARTMAN ROGER W. HARRINGTON4Track 45 Hi-Y 35 FFA 1,2535 Treasurer 3. JUDITH ANN HARRIS-Junior Chorus 1525 A Cappella 3545 B Band 15 A Band 1525 3,45 Orchestra 15253545 District Music Auditions 2545 Hi-Life 4, Assistant Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3545 GAA 15253545 Y-Teens 253,45 Mask and Sandal 253,45 Latin Club 1525 FTA 15253545 Chess and Checker Club 1,25 Senior Scholarship Test5 National Thespian 45 Seventeenth Summer 4. JOHN HARTMAN-Junior Chorus 15 A Band 15253545 Dance Band 15253545 Orchestra 15 District Music Auditions 15253545 State Music Auditions 153545 Regional Orchestra 15 Noon Intramurals 45 Track 1.253545 Hi-Life 45 National Honor Society 3545 Hi-Y 253545 Mask and Sandal 253545 National Thespian 253545 Latin Club 1525 Varsity B 3545 Chess and Checker Club 25 District State Scholarship Test 1535 Senior Scholarship THOMAS HASTINGS Testg Dino 45 Papa Is All 35 Basketball 15 FTA 2,35 Quill and Scroll 45 Seven- teenth Summer 4. THOMAS HASTINGS JOHN MICHAEL HEPKER-Junior Chorus 1525 A Cappella 35 A Band 152535 Hi-Y 2535 Chess and Checker Club 2. JENNY HESTER-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 35 Orchestra 152.35 Annual Staff 45 As- sistant Editor5 National Honor Society 354. President 45 Y-Teens 2,3545 Mask and Sandal 253.45 Vice-president 35 National Thespian 45 Latin Club 1525 Girls' State Alternate 35 Senior Scholarship Testg Seventeenth Summer 4. LEAH GRACE HIGGINBOTHAM-Y-Teens 25 FHA 15 Student Librarian 45 Senior Scholarship Test. LINDA L. HITT-National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 15253545 Y-Teens 2545 Senior Scholarship Test 4, MICHAEL HEPKER SUSANNE HOPKINS-FHA 152545 Spanish Club l. JENNY HESTER LEAH GRACE HIGGINBOTHAM LINDA L. HITT SUSANNE HOPKINS PATRICIA HUMBARGER MARVIN LEE HUNTER JEANNE MARIE HUTCHI PATRICIA HUMBARGER-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 A Band 1,2,35 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Hi-Life 45 National Honor Society 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 Mask and Sandal 2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Senior Scholarship Test. MARVIN LEE HUNTER-Noon Intramurals 2,3,45 Football 1. JEANNE MARIE HUTCHISON-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Hi-Life 2,45 GAA 1,2,35 Y-Teens 2,3545 Finance Chairman 3,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 Senior Scholarship Test. RICHARD A. IHRIG-Junior Chorus 15 A Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Noon Intra- murals 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Mask and Sandal 2,35 Senior Scholarship Test5 'Seventeenth Summer 4. JOAN L. JACKSON-GAA 15 FHA 1,2535 Mask and Sandal 35 Student Librarian 1,35 District State Scholarship Test 1,2535 Senior Scholarship Test. SON RICHARD A. IHRIG JOAN L. JACKSON LARRY L. JACKSON--A Band 1.2.3,45 Class Officer, Vice-president 45 Hi-Life 4, As- sistant Editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3545 FTA 1,2,3,45 Chess and Checker Club 2,3.45 District State Scholarship Test 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Ohio History Test 45 Model United Nations 354. CAROL SUE JOSEPH-Transfer from Fremont, Ohio 35 Hi-Life, Assistant Editor 45 GAA 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Mask and Sandal 3,-4, Program Chairman 45 Spanish Club 3, Secretary 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Dino 45 National Thespian 45 Quill and Scroll 4. KATHLEEN MARIE KEEN-Junior Chorus 1,25 B Band 15 A Band 2.3,45 Dance Band 45 District Music Auditions 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FHA 15 FTA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Senior Scholarship Test. CAROL SUE JOSEPH KATHLEEN MARIE KEEN LARRY L. JACKSON 31 1 LINDA LOU KERR ROBERT N. KYSER HAL L. LEDYARD LINDA LOU KERR-Junior Chorus 1525 A Cappella 3,45 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,253,45 Y-Teens 253,45 Latin Club 15 Student Librarian 1,2 5 Senior Scholarship Test. ROBERT N. KYSERaNoon Intramurals 2,3545 Baseball 15253545 Basketball 15 Hi-Y 2,3545 FTA 25 Varsity B 2,354. HAL L. LEDYARD-Noon Intramurals 45 Track 45 FFA 3, adviser. FREDERICK J. LETT-Basketball 15 Hi-Y 2,3. FREDERICK LETT ROGER LILLYMTrack 2. CARLEEN H. LIVENGOOD-National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,253,115 Spanish Club 2. WAYNE E. LONG-Junior Chorus 152, President 25 A Cappella 354, Vice-president 35 A Band 15253545 Dance Band 2,3545 Orchestra 1,25 District Music Auditions 1525 Noon Intramurals 152,3,45 Baseball 2,3545 Basketball 1,45 Annual Staff 45 Business Managerg Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 253,45 Vice-president 3, President 45 National Honor Society 3545 Hi-Y 253545 Mask and Sandal 2,3545 Treasurer 35 National Thespian 253,45 Latin Club 1525 FTA 15 Varsity B 253545 Senior Scholarship Testg Papa Is All 35 Christmas Play 25 Ohio History Test. CAROL LORD-Junior Chorus 15 Y-Teens 25 A Cappella 3. DONELDA LUKE ROGER LILLY CARLEEN H. LIVENGOOD WAYNE E. LONG CAROL LORD DONELDA LUKE 32 5 1 SHIRLEY E. MCBRIDE JERRY MCDANIEL JOHN MARQUIS CLARENCE LYONS Cno picturej-Noon Intramurals 152,35 Football 15 Track 1,2,3. SHIRLEY E. McBRIDE-National Honor Society 3,45 Y-Teens 25 FHA 152. JERRY MCDANIEL-Football 15 Hi-Y 1. JOHN MARQUIS-B Band 15 Track 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Industrial Arts Award 45 Senior Scholarship Test. NELSON S. MAY - Noon Intramurals 15 Baseball 25 FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, Vice- president 45 State Judging Contest 1,2,45 Star Beef Producer5 Star Chapter Farmer 45 State Farmer 4. SHIRLEY ANN MERILLAT-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 35 GAA 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3545 Latin Club 15 Senior Scholarship Test. NEAL E. MEYER-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 25 Senior Scholarship Test5 Ohio History Test 4. RICHARD D. MEYER-Track 1,25 District Track Meet 15 Hi-Y 25 Varsity B 2. RONALD I. MILLER-B Band 15 A Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Orchestra 35 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Annual Stall' 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice-president 35 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Varsity B 2,3,45 District State Scholarship Test 1,35 Senior Scholarship Testg Ohio History Test. NEAL E. MEYER RICHARD D. MEYER RONALD I. MILLER NELSON S. MAY SHIRLEY MERILLAT 33 GARY E. NICHOLLS RUTH ANN MOON LINDA LEE MOORE DIANNE MURRAY RUTH ANN MOON - Junior Chorus 15 GAA 15 Y-Teens 25 FHA 152,35 Spanish Club 25 District State Scholarship Test 1,2535 Senior Scholarship Test5 Ohio History Test 4. LINDA LEE MOORE-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Cheerleader 25 Hi-Life 2,35 National Honor Society 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Parlia- mentarian 25 Mask and Sandal 2,35 FTA 1,25 Student Librarian 15 Queen Attendant 2. DIANNE MURRAY-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Band 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 2,35 State Music Auditions 2,35 Annual Staff 45 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 253,45 Service Chairman 3, President 45 FHA 1,25 Historian 25 Mask and Sandal 2,35 Program Chairman 35 FTA l,2,3,45 Historian 25 Girls' State 35 Y-Teens United Nations Study Trip 45 Senior Scholarship Test5 National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary- Treasurer 4. GARY E. NICHOLLS-Noon Intramurals 2,3545 Annual Staff, Photographer 3,4. JUDITH ANN NOLLEY-Junior Chorus 15 A Cappella 3,45 Hi-Life 35 GAA 2,35 Y-Teens 2,35 FHA 25 Mask and Sandal 2,35 Student Librarian 35 Senior Scholar- JUDITH ANN NOLLEY 34 ship Test. THOMAS S. NONEMAN-A Band 1,25 Noon Intramurals 45 Football 15 Hi-Y 253,45 Senior Scholarship Test. JUDITH ANN NOONAN - Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 15 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 National Thespian 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Student Librarian 1,2535 Senior Scholarship Test5 Dino,'l Assistant Director 45 Ohio History Test 45 Best Thespian 4. MICHAEL A. O'NEIL - Junior Chorus 152, Vice-president 25 A Cappella 35 A Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 1,2,3,45 State Music Auditions 1,2535 Noon Intramurals 45 Class Officer, President 45 Hi-Life, Business Manager 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 Program Chairman 35 National Thespian 3,45 Chess and Checker Club 1,2,3,4, President 1, Secretary 45 Senior Scholarship Test5 District State Scholarship 35 World Affairs Institute 3,45 Ohio History Test5 Christmas Play 2 5 Seventeenth Summer 4. THOMAS NONEMAN JUDITH ANN NOONAN MICHAEL A. O'NEIL I PATRICIA M. PARKER SHIRLEY ANN PAXTON ROBERT PERKINS PATRICIA M. PARKER - Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 253,45 State Music Auditions 2,3545 Class Oflicer, Treasurer 15 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 Mask and Sandal 2,3,4, Vice-president 45 Latin Club 1,25 Chess and Checker Club 15 Queen Attendant 45 American Legion Essay Winner 35 Senior Scholarship Test. SHIRLEY ANN PAXTON-National Honor Society 3,45 FHA 1,25 Mask and Sandal 35 SDanish Club 2: Conservation Essav Winner 2: D.A.R. Test 4. ROBERT JAMES PERKINS - Junior Chorus 25 A Cappella 3,45 Noon Intramurals 3,45 Baseball 25 Football l,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Track 35 NOAL Team 4, All-State Honor- able Mention 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council Honorary Member 45 National Honor Society 3.45 Mask and Sandal 3,45 President 45 National Thespian 3,45 Spanish Club, Vice-president 35 Varsity B 3,45 Boys' State 35 District State Scholarship Test l,2,35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Regional National Merit Test 45 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 35 Papa Is Alll' 35 Dino 45 Elizabeth The Queen 4. DANNY PETERS-Noon Intramurals 45 Football 15 Track 153,45 Hi-Y 2,3. RICHARD LAVON POLLICK-Track 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 15 Noon Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DANNY PETERS GARY MORRIS POWSER-Track l,2,3,45 District Track Meet 253,45 Mansfield Re- lays 35 Noon Intramurals 35 Hi-Y 25 Varsity B 2,3,4. CAROL ANN RADABAUGH-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Dance Band 45 Orchestra 3,45 Class Officer, Secretary 35 Hi-Life 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 Mask and Sandal 2,35 Girls' State Alternate 35 Senior Scholarship Test. LARRY T. RAYMOND - Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 National Thespian 253.45 Latin Club 15 FTA 1,2,3, Vice-president 25 Chess and Checker Club 35 Student Librarian 1,2,35 Queen's Escort 45 Senior Scholarship Testg District State Scholarship Test 2,35 Stage Manager: The Family Car 25 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 35 The Heiress 25 Papa Is All 35 Dino 45 Seventeenth Summer 45 Best Thespian 4. GARY POWSER CAROL RADABAUGH LARRY RAYMOND RICHARD POLLICK is ROBERT E. REEVES CAROL SUE REINECK BARBARA RIDENOUR ROBERT E. REEVES-Noon Intramurals 45 Student Librarian 1,2,3,4. CAROL SUE REINECK-Junior Chorus 1,25 B Band 1,25 A Band 3,45 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 FTA 25 District State Scholarship Test 3. BARBARA RIDENOUR-Junior Chorus 1,2 5 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 2. PAUL E. RING-Track 4. DONNA JEAN ROBARGE-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 District Music Auditions 3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Hi-Life 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Chess and Checker Club 25 Senior,Scholarship Test. PAUL E' RING REBECCA C. ROGGE-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 253,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 1,2,3,45 State Music Auditions 1,2,3,45 Regional Orchestra 45 Annual Staff, Co- l Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 253,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 National Thespian 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 FTA 1,2,3,45 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 35 Papa Is A112 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 World N Affairs Institute 3,4. CHARLES L. ROSS-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Student Librarian 354. LOUIS G. RUDER4-National Honor Society 3,45 Mask and Sandal 3,45 National Thes- pian 3,45 Senior Scholarship Test5 Christmas Play 3. LARRY GALE SALSBURY - Junior Chorus 15 Noon Intramurals 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,4, NOAL Team 45 Track 2,35 Class Oflicer, Treasurer 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Life 45 Student Council Honorary Member 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 FFA 15 Varsity B 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Chess and Checker Club 35 Bays' State 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Seventeenth Summer 4. l DONNA JEAN ROBARGE REBECCA C. ROGGE CHARLES L. ROSS LOUIS G. RUDER LARRY GALE SALSBURY 36 WILLIAM SALTZMAN JUDITH M. SAUDERS RONALD L. SCHAD WILLIAM H. SALTZMAN -- Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 B Band 15 A Band 2,35 Mixed Ensemble 35 District Music Auditions 35 Noon Intramurals 25 Hi-Y 253,45 Mask and Sandal 25 FTA 1. JUDITH M. SAUDERS-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 35 National Honor Society 35 GAA 1,25 FHA 2,3,4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4, County Newsrcporter 45 Mask and Sandal 2,3. RONALD L. SCHAD-Noon Intramurals 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 25 Senior Scholarship Test. NORMA SCHWEITZER-Junior Chorus 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 15 Regional Orchestra 1,25 Class Olficer, President 15 Student Council, Honorary Member 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 FHA 15 Latin Club 15 Chess and Checker Club 2,35 Student Librarian 15 Girls' State 35 District State Scholarship Test 1,25 Senior Scholarship Test5 Ohio History Test. JOAN K. SCOTT-Junior Chorus 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 FHA 4. VONDAILE SHANKSTER - A Band 1,2,3,45 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Hi-Life 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA l,2,35 Y-Teens 2,3.45 FHA 253,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 FTA 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Seventeenth Summern 4, LOUIS R. SHINDLEDECKER-Noon Intramurals 1,45 Student Librarian 2.3. LOWELL EVEREST SHOWALTER-A Cappella 45 Noon Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,45 Track 25 Hi-Life 45 Hi-Y 2,3545 Varsity B 45 Senior Scholarship Test. DONALD SLOW-Basketball 1,35 Football 153,45 Hi-Y 35 Varsity B 354. LOUIS SHINDLEDECKER LOWELL SI-IOWALTER DONALD SLOW NORMA SCHWEITZER JOAN K. SCOTT VONDAILE SHANKSTER NANCY STARK JOHN J. STECOVICH LINDA SMITH RICHARD SPECK KAREN STAMBAUGH LINDA SMITH-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 A Band 1,2,3,45 District Music Auditions 3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Class Oiiicer, President 2,35 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Program Chairman 45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 FTA 1,2,35 Senior Scholarship Test. RICHARD SPECK-Football 15 Hi-Y 2,35 FFA 15 Mask and Sandal 35 Senior Scholar- ship Test. KAREN STAMBAUGH-A Band l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 FTA 1,2,3,45 Senior Scholarship Test. NANCY STARK - Hi-Life 4, Copy-Editorg Student Council Honorary Member 45 Spanish Club 4, Vice-president 45 Chess and Checker Club 4: Girls' State 35 District State Scholarship Test 1,2,35 Senior Scholarship 1,2,3?Ohio History Test 45 D.A.R. Test 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Asst. Director 50CiCfY 3,4- JOHN J. STECOVICH - Transfer from Delta, Ohio 2: Noon Intramurals 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Football 3,4, NOAL Team 45 Track 2.3,45 District Track Meet 35 Student Council 45 Hi-Y 35 Varsity BU 2,3,45 Chess and Checker Club 25 Industrial Arts Award 35 Track Co-Captain 4. WILLIAM J. STOMBAUGH-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 35 Hi-Y 2. SALLY ANN STULLER-Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 District Music Auditions 3,45 State Music Auditions 3,45 Hi-Life 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3g Y-Teens 2,3,45 FHA l,2, Reporter 25 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 FTA 15 Senior Scholarship Test5 Seventeenth Summer 4. MARY LEE VANNORSDALL - Junior Chorus 1,25 A Cappella 35 A Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 15 District Music Auditions 1,25 Class Oflicer, Vice-president 15 Hi-Life, Editor 45 Student Council 2,35 Honorary Member 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,3, Vice-president 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Worship Chairman 45 Mask and Sandal 2,3,45 National Thespian 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 FTA 1,2,35 Chess and Checker Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Prince of Peace Contest 35 District State Scholarship Test 1,2,35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Ohio History Test 45 Papa Is All 35 Seventeenth Summer 45 Honor Girl 4. WILLIAM STOMBAUGH SALLY STULLER MARY VANNORSDALL GARY D. VINCENT TONY WEAVER JOHN WHITE GARY D. VINCENT-Hi-Y 2.3. TONY WEAVER-Noon Intramurals 3.4: Basketball l.2g Football l.2,3.4. All-League Honorable Mention 3. Co-Captain 43 Golf 1.2.3.-43 Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4g Varsity BU 1,2,3,4, Senior Scholarship Test. JOHN WHITE-Noon Intramurals 35 Baseball 2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.43 Football 1,2,3,4, Golf 13 Annual Staff. Sports Editor 41 Student Council 3. Honorary Member 4g National Honor Society 3,4g Hi-Y 4, Mask and Sandal 4, National Thespian 45 FTA 1,23 Varsity Bn 2.3.43 Chess and Checker Club 2.3.4. President 4g American Legion Essay Winner 1,2,3g Boys' State 35 District State Scholarship Test 1,2,3g Senior Scholarship Test, Ohio History Test 45 Regional National Merit Test 45 Dino 4. LINDY LOU WHITE-Junior Chorus 1.23 A Band 1.2.3,4g District Music Auditions 1.2.41 National Honor Society 3.43 GAA 1.2.3.-13 Y-Teens l.2.3.41 Mask and San- dal 2,35 Latin Club 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, FTA 1,2,3,4g Senior Scholarship Test. RUTH WHITMAN-FHA l,2,3,4. LINDA WILEY-junior Chorus 1.2: A Band l.2.3,4: Majorette l,2g Drum Majorette 3,45 GAA l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Mask and Sandal 2.3. RICHARD CARL WISE-Industrial Arts Award 3. LARRY J. WYGANT-Noon Intramurals 2.3.4, Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity B 3.4. DELMAR LEE YOUNGfNoon Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Baseball l.2,3g Football 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,4g FTA 1,2,3,4, Varsity B 1,2,3.-lg Chess and Checker Club 1. RICHARD CARL WISE LARRY WYGANT DELMAR LEE YOUNG LINDY LOU WHITE RUTH WHITMAN 4- J LINDA WILEY CIIRISTMAS CIIEER AGAIN TIIIS YEAR: Judy Foglesong, vice-presidentg Duane Bruwii. II'l'.lSlll't'I'Q ,Xylvvii Hill. sc1'rvIz1x'y: Dirk Briinnzm. president. BIG DAY FOR JUNIORS ns Gwen Jones and Carol Carr rvrcivo their Class rings from Miss Royvr. 40 David Acus Nancy Acus Linda Allomong Jim Altaffer Pat Ames Sandra Arnold Tommy Baird Larry Bany Linda. Bauer Darwin Bayes Kathleen Beck Robert Blaisdell Carol Boucher Dick Brannan Larry Brannan Dave Bricker Duane Brown Beverly Buchanar Dave Burkholder Dick Burns Cecilia Cahill George Camp Larry Carlin Carol Carr Joe Chavez Ronald Clark Steve Clark John Connin Marcia Connin Rachel Connelly Bob Corron Keith Corwin joe DeLong Robert DeLong Jo Ann Douglass 35 at t f-jr sg 1 .E 3 27 . in 11 5 I S 1 w 9 2 e l 2' V . ,A 5 . f 4 Q W 1 W 1. li: Xi . y gg i , ., R L 6 1 'B-yi or fg ,Q iflefff ' Qi all L ..,. :SL ' ' -13 5xI:. f 1 '55 '39 1 Q f ig y Simllllll Q John Hays Aylcen Hilt Kitty Howsan Joanne Humbarger Gwen Jones Kenny Kerr Leah Kunkle Charlotte Lantz Charles Leidigh Cynthia Leidigh Tom Lcidigh Darryl Levy Ina Lou Lorntz Charles McDaniel , y tw m li 3' S' lwi 1. , ilk xt mf x A 5 S5 qs -amz. - -mS:fv':-ms' H , s. in f Y' gi wx f V at sw W 111 A is Shirley Ebaugh Nancy Ebersole Marji Fast Ronnie Figgins Judy Foglesong Harlin Frank Pat Friley Steve Frisinger Jack Fulmer Lonnie Furrow Jim Garber Stanley Gorom John Hadley Kay Hall Sheri Harrington unior Class Is Smallest at 130 but Has Many Dependable Performers Who Excel in Sports and Music sw +3 Ae ' :Y ,Aja f ill5ses,N Q or W wit tri f - I ia Y ' W 5 . 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'ijlffx QS' adn ,ex - - fl' x ,ih.3 x.:2f' Mx li ., ii iiii - ,,,.. j g l 'P 1 ' 4' Q , ff 4 Y A ' Q ., y .ifIAQ! z.w . 1 'l tl ' Hi ' N un1ors Make Elaborate Plans 'J mt for unior-Senior Banquet and Prom Bernard Ruder Kent Salzman John Sehelling Walter Schelling Larry Shade Dick Shaffer Ida Shatzer Goldie Shindledecker Dick Shirkey Charlotte Short Mike Solicr Dan Spangler Kathie' Spangler Linclcll Spangler Kay Spf-mm' and Finance Them with Christmas Card Sales Clara Sprow Gerald Sprow Tom Stahl Nance Stockwell Sandra Strong Pat Swinchart Jerry Van Sirkle Joyce Warner Rita Wheeler Frank Wilcs Margy Winzclcr Dick Wolfe 3 W 3 QMILING SOPIIOMURES: .I.miv Il.xrtle-y. sc-1'r0l.1ry: Dzlrivl Young, prcsidvnt: Janet wrlll tI'L'ilSllI'0l'1 Lililforcl Bl.1rk.x-im--pn-sidmn. SOPIIONIORES YYORK :XT PLAY: Sl:-vc Gillwrt. Bgxrlmrxx Billuw. xvillikllll Mill4'l'. Suv Fogh-song. 45 fr V121 A-X, Q s 'fr E3 '13 if . , Q Nr-V. Wlss T r wt E N .AW i., '. i , . i S .fb S xml? S is M . my is if Q -sr' K W.. s if X is QM ,,, is 4 1 ,V ! ,..- CG? WJ tg., E ,i Susan Alexander Copie Ames Sandra Bany Anitra Bard Judy Beevers Barbara Billow Cliff Black Richard Bostater Carson Bowers Kay Boynton Rita Brannan Steve Brannan Jerry Brewer George Brown Polly Brownwell Sophomores Make Energetic Contributions Bonnie Buehrer Donna Burch Allen Burns Margaret Burns Phyllis Calvert DeWayne Calvin Sharon Calvin jim Carroll Connie Chavez Carolynne Clappe Deloris Clark James Clark Mickey Connolly Dee Copeland Carol Dawson to Club Activities, Major Sports, and Social Life of B. H. S. K i 42 K1 8 i an Kurt Dietiker Carolyn Drake Janis Ebaugh Joyce Eddy Sue Emme Dennis Erman Vonda Farlee Priscilla Ferrier Nancy Finken Jon Fitzenrider Alice Flower Sue Foglesong Daniel Forstie Susie Foster Fran Fruchey Jodi Gahagan Bill Galliers Sharon Gambler Steve Gilbert Mike Glanz Sue Goeltzenleuchter Mike Gray Wayne Grime Janet Hanna Larry Hanna Janie Hartley Virginia Henry Linda llitt Jerry Hook Dennis Hughes Chuck Humbargcr David Huntley Jerry Jackson Pam Johnson Marilyn Jones 4, S ni A .. X. .. c Q K' ff iii f gi J l '15 J I NY Xe X '14 als --.,, 9 c ,cg :J an 553. . 5, 7 I 1, ii i : , 4, s 9 151 x af S. ., A ' ' , 'nina ik t.,.4-i:r?4. V ic ,. .L ,- .. . . r- ll 'B Q NSA-mfs If .if 'Q v, -2 K-,iq Qga l- 2. Psi? J J' qi-up 'lx ff MSA . f iv N- -uqxi , X 1,3 X tx x y 1, Ai xxkf, XM ,Lf Xi ,, i ill Q, ,. .1 -.,: 5 H .. i 2 , . . S- ' .Q- .' Q3 is E . r . ,, iv- 1' Q A I 1,3 Xl S Lili? ,X s K is Gift Y REM are is K+ K 'kk iw 1 X Q fi wi Calvin Kaiser Connie Kelly Karen Kerr Bonnie Killgallon Ed Kimpel Janet Knecht Ronald Law Jean Lawrence Donald Lewis Charles Linn Marilyn Lirot Dave Livengood Donald Louys Jim Lovejoy Bob Lowe Car Wash, Pizza Supper, and Bake Sale Mary Jo Mason Jim Maxwell Alycc McGlenen Howard McKay Don Mefkstroth Carol Merillat Mary Kay Mcrillat Jerry Middleton John Mignery Bill Miller Nancy Moore Sharon Moore Anita Murray Neal Mower Jana Newcomb Are Sophomore Money-Making Projects As They Fatten Their Treasury N Z., if . ,. 1 V, Y . Q 1 Sharon Nicholls Dick Noonan Rob Parker Carolyn Patten Richard Paxton Marcia Phillips Carol Rath Pat Reeves Dallas Reineek Roland Reynolds Judy Riehardson YN'illadene Rigg Fred Rogers Joyre Rosenhrook Susie Ross Harold Ruder Jerry Rull Dick Rupp David Sabins Virginia Saneda Sharon Saurbeek jerry Sehad Janet Sehlosscr Barbara Schneider Jerry Shaw Sharon Shetler Doyle Shindlecleeker Bill Showalter David Shuttleworth Marilyn Siegel Jeannine Smith Marietta Smith Nancy Smith Shirley Smith Steve Smith -:ff . :-Y. y um ,, tfrm? . if S4 Qi il' :im-5 '- it X if 1 ri ttxrg H sf I pi 42 Ht 1 5 x K X F5 -AQ? Q sn tg L S ii lf LL is M X . t ., . . ,E . '54 is f N Q Q W if 15, ,.,. 1, iv fn, V485 tux ff .s ,.,,. Marcia Smith Carl Speelman Diane Sprow Carolyn Stark Linda Stark Bob Stecovich Christine Stetter Norman Stutzman Becky Taylor Steve Tieken Gail Tuttle Larry VanPelt joy VanVVagner Tom Voigt Charles Wank Peggy White Kenneth Wilcox jane Winegardner soPnoMoREs NORMAN STUTZMAN and DANIEL FORSTIE exhibit models of mr planes and an artcsian well at the Junior Science Fair. SHWAN OJ, 21 Q ew- , cv tinUAl FRESHMEN GO INTO BUSINESS: Shielah Michael, vice-presidentg Susan Bricker trezxsurerg Lee Kyscr, president: Lynda Peters. serrctnry, Var IAllAC,fflQ, GAA INITIATION for Wendie Car- roll. Sarah Huard, and julie Stock- well. - , lx Lk V lfv ti 'yiffifii 'I' 5 . ,ff , Q li 4 rf 4 l ii E x' 'W F ri I- ' N .few It Q U55 5 l 11 W N v ff is Q Q X 5 N .,,L 'T Q : N .E .55 1 , 1 fs. .,..':.aeu,fI W' - iii-'f 4 0 K Qs qt., , Q, li-X T ur 1 f Q 2 Q Q , L WU 'Q lg llfgsk wif i L HS or Xl ' Q94 F 'S X fi l ie fr if it Q is ig: HMI bk JF M il ea 5' il x 5 W-3' li yn K-,fflgff .- .+- - at W wi af Bob Brannan Sharon Brannan Joanne Brenner Tom Brewer Bob Bricker Susan Bricker Louise Bryan Calista Buehrer Sharon Buntain Lynnctte Burkholder Margaret Cahill Wendie Carroll David Castor Jim Cayton Kathy Clappe Mike Allomong Linda Ames John Arnold Nancy Balzer Barbara Bard John Barron John Bartle Karen Bauer Ron Baylog Jim Blaisdell Robert Borckardt Mary Bordner Diana Bostater Mary Bower Janet Boynton Freshmen Are Welcomed at Kick-off Dance Are Admitted to After-Game Dances and Enjoy Varied Club Activities 9 9 'll -le 'C Diana Clark Francine Clark Margaret Conkey Ray Cotter Joyce Coy Diana Cristil Ronald Cromwell Larry Curtice Chuck Davis Danny DeLong Wayne DeLong Betty Donze Mary Dora Paulette Edington Chuck Elser Richard Essi Geraldine Farr Mary Farr Clif Fenton Diane Field Diana Figgins Gloria Foust Robert Frank Carol Friedel jim Furrow Edna Gambler Edwin Gambler Roger Geiselman Dorthy Grim Duane Hagelberger Gwen Hageman Bob Harris Trinka llcster Dale Hcymnn Dvloris Hill Til I of G .D ni, 4, Q 1. t 19 2 6 'rf' Z, 'A A x 4 3 t 'R it F X -4 . 5 '11 il if A f f '. 'ft - A ir' M , i , Q C A i it 5 Vfw. ,A H 7' ww 2 Q. 'Ns--fu ' 3 1 xp X . g :H ' fi! E Q, m V Q 2- 1 A iw if n ,, lgx Q r':i ' mei If ' W lb' f M ,' 1 I X l Q 1 H I, ll, th X, rl ' -- ,' , l Wvxf xt - ' ii, Q Q .. . ,M f T R all -G Q t A ',' X l , tl MA A .f 1 'V x R , N- I3 . , ix I' 4 BM- ' , .. ... N 5 in X R -gg it 4 As is ,W ,.:. S , X lb l :Q M' t v ,114--lf-I , V ,v si D 5' f Qu ,s 1 f 1. . ,- I s 5 4 P AM E ls -gt. if . ' ,,.:- .' f-4 EW rr a it f 1 1 v, w - ,i Q V at. we lx fm iz sk Y E 1 'fig V V ,T-lei ' 5-l James Kinner Merlin Klotz Barbara Krill Lee Kyser Lee Landel Gary Lantz Jerry Law William Lawson Jeanene Ledyard Charlene Lemons Eddie Leu Sandra Levy Arthur Lutz Robert Mann Jerra Mae Marshall Patricia Hitt Allen Hopkins Sarah Huard Dale Huffman Jack Hughes Ronald Hummel Mildred Impton William Isaac Linda Johnston Bobby Jones Gary Jones Tom Keen Sally Kellogg Sandra Kernen Gilbert King Freshman Class, with 175 Enrolled, Makes up the Largest High School Group And Has Five More Boys Than Girls 5 ii .. I 'ST fir. l ' - V -i.Li if i f kiiki ,,t' ., Qlrv 5.2 X lm' f'Ef ..,.i M , i qili iifls isil ,, ,V , W :se s ll: K M i,rii X l l E 1 E l Marsha McBride Melvin McBride Richard McBride Yonna McBride Marilyn McDaniel Mary Kay McKarns Betty McNutt Keith Mercer Shiclah Michael Lonnie Miller Sandy Miller Judy Mills Bob Mitchell Mary Anne Moog Ted Nerad Pat O'Neil Janet Partec Ronnie Patten Tom Payne Carrie Perkins Lynda Peters Nancy Phillips Leah Pursel David Randels Brucc Raymond Barbara Read Betty Reeves Terry Rhoadcs Warren Richardson Phil Rigelman Gloria Robinson Lynn Robinson Martha Rose Carol Rosenbrook Stewart Roscndaul 'K +4 - -. 5: -- I it X A , f was i 2 K 'x ..... 'ig W at if 1 l 5 . - 4 , Q 2 'IL is ,211 Ex iflgfili i - '- amp .4 4. ,Jr , X X x 5,2 - x y t Q Q ..,t 3 ig t Ye ' mx W be 'We ff if 1' if if if 5. in Freshmen Get First Taste of Scholarship Tests, Several Win Essay Prizes, Richard Rutz Ronnie Sabins David Salsbury Pam Salsbury Harley Sandys Norma Schlosser Art Shaffer Margy Shaffer Paul Shaffer Garvin Shankster Linda Shockley Rodney Short Janet Sidle Bill Slattman Sherry Smith Many Show Promise in Sports and Music Sue Smith Doug Spangler Gayle Speck Gertie Sprow Eugene Stetter John Stine Sue Stockton Julie Stockwell Jeanette Stokes Joe Stokes John Stokes Nancy Thomas Denver Thornburg Mcrlm Trausch Bill Urfer 1:ii!F ' W . e , in .. ,XY g r M Y ffm 5, P X, X ' efe .. ,, Wir s N Q is 'Q N 'i fb ii, ii .. 7 , 1 ,Q Q Q 2 fl bin-1. 1-up 'WH Us ,, we Kent VnnVVngncr QQ I .- Donald Vollmer L. - H, 3: Dale Walker j a . 'i Linda Wultcnbergcr w If 'dill Gary Wcrnccke A X IQ 4. ' N N ' , -v k X- - ' .V y qu 1 fm x ' was . I' 1 5 ,ff ,S -,K f is 'f .... - ' 1 : 1 N , Miko Whitney 1 Hank Wilde . ' ' 'W 7 - Mlkgv Mlilcy 4. y A -, 'gg 'Y Y Sharon Wines Q I 'ff IAI 5 f v- Q , l inf' Hcrmzm W'ischmcycr 1 ' 'V P I . N gfglyxxxsxvf , 'N Q 1 ,T Qmbwi L X L Kathleen Wolf A L1 W I. .,, i' 1, Larry Wright 7 . iw vi M . Andrew Zumfcldc il : 3' '-.. , ' A Vr.r in V Fl, 'gb .sig iw . K A , my X I, ll' xl ill 5 lfli GRAND PRIZE XVINNER Tc-ddy Nc-rnd displays Collcrtion at thc junior Scicnfc Fair. I ,Q-.- n::..I ' vm.2fl,.,, Striv- l 57 PLANNING PARTIES IS F FICERS: Susan Knerht. viee- Steve Moore, sevretgnry. .-XVORITE ASSIGNMENT FOR EIGIITH GRADE OF- presiclentg Sharon Strup, treasurer: Bonnie Tuttle, presiclentg STUDENT LIBRARIAN Stanton Hall- berg Cheeks out books to Merlin Ledyard and Jeff Lett. Bill Alexander Gerry Ames Bunny Andres Billy Balzer Jim Brace Barbara Brannan Beth Brown Sara Brown Richard Burch Dick Burns Rirhard Caldwell Amber Calvin Gary Calvin Charles Camillo Mary Sue Caperton Sharon Clark Carolyn Cook Carol Cotterman James Davis Leroy Davis Susan DeGroff Kay Dietiker Steve Dora Sharon Ebaugh Robert Ellis Karen Engstrom Josephine Ensman Rose Marie Fahringer Donita Favourite Melvin Fireovid Carolyn Fulmer Sally Furrow Leonard Gambler Jacquie Garber Birdie Gibbens lf' K 09- Q 'L lg. u 35. 5, I ii l f 4 ,. ,X in '31 W. 1. ,xt L. A P' All .r ' fs- ' . ,: W I, -t 41. A .--sf! S R ,fi -. 1 a 'M X Y' 'wr 3' -if X '33, M , xg: - , ',.t A 330, ,X 3 L xx , l 'a U , J Milf ri i t X' hlfilvku J is vf r f ,,',,, VL Q 'V A , R. , 'iw ts, .5 7, I I C f ,-l' ' ill is - --,, I S X ,A,, is X is W 'Xt ' 'V Nw Q tx Q1 s we ips , Uklx 1 -L H. a -tis :jf -FF: 'ia bf W V41 N1 I N5 if - ff' ' - ,- y su-, S z lt ' YH A A W O: 2 X I if 'I 5 'G .5 ' l rc, ' A is MH' 'Co ' l Q K I 9 E. s11':-'Jw 1. l G l Joey Imm June Impton Linda jackson Arlean Jones Richard Jones Larry Joseph Ronnie Karlstadt Marsha Karnes Doug Kelley Susan Knecht Kay Kunkel Karen Kyscr Fred Lamont Merlin Ledyard Jeff Lett ful wigs - :-... :ij , sf Y Q so li is ,M Q 1' Ls Q at is Tom Glanz Jean Goebel Mariel Goeltzenleuchter DeWayne Gotshall Penny Graham Ann Hall Stanton Hallberg Dottie Hallock George Hanna DeWayne Hartman Cathy Hays Ruthann Hillard David Howey Dawn Humbarger Walter Husted Eighth Graders Work Hard for State Tests, Hold a Bake Sale and Frolic at Skating and Christmas Parties : 591 2 fir . V it , K 3 , ., ge 5' U as-'.?vwg ml' 445-QNIFQ.-11u.'s W :, ..? -Q -ff.,.','.!if-':',f2'::.:, V sf- wa-f at 1 if x. 1 X- 1 3' 'l Q Y , gi.. in M y x Ronald Lewis Leroy Linn Margaret Lyons Ralph Lyons Deanna MCCrady James Moon Steve Moore Annabelle Musser Michael Newcomb Joyce Nicholls Marcia Nolley Charles Opdyclce Pat Partee Judy Paxton Bill Peat Anita Pence John Phillips Margaret Phillips Richard Phillips Sammy Phillips Toni Phillips Bob Pollick Gary Quidort Marcia Ramer Martha Read Dave Reynolds Robert Ridgway Steve Ringer Gloria Ritcr Janet Roebuck Susan Rogers Billy Rosc-nbrook Rex Rosendaul Robert Rupp Ronnie Rupp 9 V s ee s,-. N in W -- 1, igtg ' y E, ,E K Vi x Q P, -4. 4, N W y X -dl ,. 4 M t M .1 'FP' 1 xmje-f ,,,:,,,!f y Q ,V ,x -,F 1. 9, Q - f s ' Q, 4' is ,f 14.4 V '2S: E .--: it F M 4. I il' i ii? '?'f,,eF X 1 I q .+ 3 ,il A i,.., .. swung 2- ,sqn -Gi if 3 Pat Sabins Wesley Sabins Sally Saltzman Kathy Salzman Jamie Sapp Gwen Schad Alma Shirkey Johnny Smith Mark Smith Jim Sprow Nancy Sprow John Stark Ed Streeter Sharon Strup David Thomas Eighth Graders Become Big Kids in Building As High School Students Leave for New Quarters And Fifth Graders Enter in Mid Year Bonnie Tuttle Riehard Van Sickle Greg Vitale David Walker Shirley Wheeler Bill Whitman Wendy Williams Rae Winters Sharon Wise Roger Worthington Larry Yagel Anna Young ii C R I Illlll B11 I DIFRKS .QMQWT rs Y 'mry Fenton of Svvvnth Crude OFHUP .2 . . I Im' Nfnrk. SK'C'I'l'lLlI'y. w.1s .1 projz-rt Dixm Nh-ckslroth. prvsidvnz . LANIT I-'OR TN r. , ' vic'c-pn'sidc'nt1 1 ' 1 A P . . II'l'.lSlll4l'!'1 Hvlh Nvwlll. SIZYENTII '.X KIORDIX IIFLPS XDIQRS an-I .l4'Clll.liIlU'll with B.II.S. 'my Dvxumis Rolw.11'u1'. ' mu' Rom-xx. it .N f we , ir.. .lk 'L Linda Bany Larry Beck Vicki Biddle Larry Bigler Nikki Blythe Eldora Bockover Harold Bostater Jim Brenner Marcia Brenner John Brown Velvet Brown Linda Bruot Gloria Burggrave Carol Calvin George Campbell Seventh Grade Eases into Junior High by Studying Language Arts and Social Science Diana Connin Kent Corwin Sally Crow Harold Dale Linden Davis Mary Dachsteiner Danny Dean John Donaldson Roger Ebaugh Warren Eddy David Edington Roy Ehlerding Andy Elegeer Hazle Farr Kennith Farr in 5-Period Core Program l B, ,, .,., ..,, - 5 B Q -' a t 'T' .Eli M? :, from ,ri J + K' , 9 W . 1 H. 2 er ., ,Q i 1' , A IA as QQ I i if Jack Favourite Nancy Fenton Vicky Flower Connie Frappier Patti Frappier David Friedel Don Galliers Connie Geesey Jeanne Gorrell Chris Gotshall Christine Greek Dean Grove Bill Hare Jerry Hartman Sonny Henry Richard Herman joe Hinton Cheryl Hopkins Carol Humbarger Suzanne Husted Phyllis Imm Terry jackson Jeff Johnson Carol Kelly Raecynthia Kennedy Tom Kerr Kay Killgallon Larry King Anna Knappenberger Ted Kunkle Kristine Lindsey Jim Livengood Myra Livensparger Terry Lovejoy Jim Lucas 4 .9 gg-gf 1 W. L A ae-. V iv-r, 0 .,,., I , -Q K i ' 1 My 45 2 T my xn it l . x .ig 1 di M N ,moan A -ri 'yqi ,i , at W :QL ,lg .Q ' 159- 5' ' , . 2' 05 4324-:Q .5 - -,. .. - up 1- . 1 , aff X 1 ,i'm' 2 V.. , Li U if , 1,5 I4 I, 'af l 'I 411 .t 'ITL' l Ju. 1 1 ,Q 1 ,,. ' xv-3, ,, I ,,...?, , K QA ..- , ...X on fs In H , L it x ' 'yn 4, Suk' 'ifiav ,ily r. 'Y ,5 v H Y, '- K A mx tfrx 1 .+. i !,'V , 9, . , rp! I A rw, . . ,gl 6. ,Em 'QV-iwfnf .A,..4 ' 4 . -: K 'Ewen' x fi .,,, , A Ll I A A: I it ii -ii- e a, it rl few., Q' ms. f he-fr - 'urn' 1 V -rv t 1 N' M '-vw. X I 5' . 5 x sa L evt Lee Mack Diane Meckstroth Marjorie Mignery Merle Miller Connie Mills Darlene Musser Beth Newell Marvin Nickels Phyllis Nicholls Janet Oliver Robert Patten Leroy Phillips Karen Phipps Margaret Pollick Carol Pollock Seventh Graders Find Vast New World As They Enjoy Assemblies, Explore the Library James Pose David Priebe Vicki Psurny Ned Raker Scott Rath Sharon Reeves Arlo Riddle Victor Riser Sandra Riter Denny Robarge Marcia Robinson Pierce Rogers Diana Rohrs Rita Rohrs Tracy Roose and Back Their Junior High Teams as H5 F 4 Q XRS Q Q s S li Ellwi-f e .?l Marilyn Routt Frank Saneda Walter Saneda. Karen Schwartzengraber Karen Sharp Trudy Shearer Linda Shindledecker Leroy Shirkey Tom Smith Dana Speelman Bill Spragg Tom Sprow Bobby Stantz Marsha Sutter Charles Swabb Judy Taylor Dick Tompkins Lowell Trausch Greg Van Gundy Emily Vannorsdall Bob Voigt jo Nell Walker Sandra Warfield David Waters jean Weaver Cheryl Weisz Neil Wertz David West Karen Whitman Loa Williamson Lois Winters David Wonsetler Joe Wygant Www' 'J'- r Q '+'+'-'wr' f'nf1 'f' - rim k K in 'U A W! 'L R' ' N . v. an' , S 'i :ff 2 .. 1: H ' W .' , ' - . is , 'tir va 1 1' W ' :. 'QE iff: fiiff 2'i'i- - 'i ilfiiflgifixf ' . -5 5. 5, .-i A X M ii Q 'f-.. 1 KX 'll M Q H, - 2-0. 4 Y ' Q , Q :. -1 3 'A i,ii '32 S A r 5 ' ,,,, .., . V x . A . , K ' '1if 14' 'ii' . ' ' Tiff .. S 'fy f .,.. . . .ie r kXl'liaai1 - WWF' Ni 67 ,m,,,,,,.,,,.a,.,w.,.n.c.-,-o,- .. .,. .VME ' on l 4 r Scenes We Leave Behind--III In thc rambling corridors of our old ,.building, wc occupied hall monitor stations, often checking parse: for our Junior High friends. Pat Ame: is shown here recording jog 1ohnson's pink slip. Memo to Seniors . . . Classes became more important than ever as you neared graduation clay. You looked ahead to jobs or to further education. You practiced the art of better speaking in speech class and learned about the psychology of advertis- ing when you visited the Product and Samples show. Perhaps your work in Vocational Ag resulted in a blue ribbon at the liairg and remember how you looked forward to each new issue ol' Time magazine in ciyics class? Vo- cabulary building was a serious business in English. Your physics and math classes were tough but you realized that they were important background for your future education. Guidance sessions on choosing vocations or selecting a college were interesting and helpful. ts 'Iw- . . . and juniors Xv0CllllUIll1l Llllll ll-l'llllic':ll slllljvcts l'll11llCllQt'll Ylllll' llllIlLlS :lull l'l'wzll'llvcl your vllolts :ls you I40llIlLli'll out your IllZl.lOl' Sull- jvcls llllll l'll'Cll'cl yolll' 1l1ll1Ul'S. You lczlrllccl plxlcllvlll skills ill wclcliug lllltl 0ll1l'l' illl .- lI'l2ll 2lI'lS t'Olll'Sl'S. 2 6' lk: ll'l'l'St Clll-llllstry wus cllmvllll, lull llllb was :llwz ing :lull lbllll. Biology wllx lllll ol lu-lll lllIJS. nuilullls Hlltl llissl-Cliolls. You c lI1lISlf. zlllcl ill .'XIIll'IllK'llll llisloly lllSS you ll':ll'lll'cl .l. Q, yy 'X e- A ,. I ., y ' l ' Ke, 3 Q33 2 - l Ai' 15- lp , I. A - V' ' y 1 x Z N l x ,,. A ' , I fl, Y, , 0 ., l xx , , M y , 'll . l':1. W 'F flllifl-'Fl INS lll- llcl Xfllll lxplllg to Qrvzll cll ll 'lllfilll pl-olall' 'lllll I7l'lC'l'9 'lull l'Xi'lllS ol llll' past. l 1 l . l .-illfll, llll1lUl'S lol' C.ll.lxl'f .lull lillll lluilloll .lllll Slul-ll lllllx Xllvl. lmll: Nl.lI'X' ll.lllY'l'. -ll-llll ll.lllll'y lllllll lllyx. .lllll ,Xylv-' illlllll,Br'11lIl.'lll.lNlllIl!f'I,l.1l.l1! l,l,, lloul Xllli .lllll Xiilllllll Slllllllhlll. l.ll:lll IKYIQIH Roll-llllrx Rlll 'SP' Q .55 5, ,. ,. ,SY Q K . , I K . g r 4. 5 ii: W ggi gg 4 ..QiQf5:h2 I Q Q 3 ,mffi xg w if QW f 12 M.. k if mmm 'Q X .fs --...,,,,,,,.. ,- in . . . and to Freshmen Books, hlzirlduogirds, and lmullvtin hozxrds octwxpivcl you as you hvgan your clixnh toward your diploma. In Q'0Ill'l'Ctl sci- cncc you did cxpvriiuvnts and took fivld trips to gain practical knowlt'dgt'. In Eng- lish you studivd grzunniar and road vxciting zldyvnturv and uiystcry Storivs. Art class proved illtvrrsting with IIIOLICFH designs and yzuivd xnutvrizxls. In phys. Cd. you prfwtifvcl good Sportsmanship and had a ,sv 19' v lot of fun playing indoor softball with a scoophnll. You lcztrned to cook and sow and hvgnn spvvinlizing in vocational or prv-collcgv work. Ilppfr Left: Larry Curtice and Chuck Elser. Above: Mrs. IIZIFIHIZIII in class. Below Center: Sue Stockton. Lower Lvft: Barbara Schnvidvr and Dcwnync Calvin. I.ozver Right: Shirlvy Whvvler. tg 5'-wa. ti gilt? 6573 Y ,ai Top: Vicki Biddle and Terry Jackson Center: Seventh grade core Right: Miss Wharton and an eighth grade English class 74 Your Middle Years . . Hall way through school. you were still work- ing on the fundamentals of arithmetic, reading, grammar, spelling, science, and history. You spent three periods a day with language arts and social studies in seventh grade core. and continued them in separate classes in the eighth grade. Shop, art, music, and physical education gave you new in- terests and activities. W' w giwo sim. 55 smear' N N7 WW 'NS ,Q J 9' Lxmx wnwwxx xls kBu,j,f'! Above Left: Gerry Ames Above Right: Carolyn Cook, Karen Kyscr, Rvx Rosc-ndaul Ambcr Calvin. Walter Hustod Aboz'f'.' Sharon Ebzlugh. Amber Calvin 75 Above: SHOUTS AND SHORTS. Mr. Hartman calls cadence at a summer band rehearsal. Left: AMERICAN LEGION FLAG used in Mr. Haugerls funeral service is presented to the school. Tom McDaniel, Mary Vannorsdall. Summer into Fall NVQ were not idle during thc suinmvr. ln june, Bryan was reprcsentccl at Girls' State by Dianne lylurray, Nancy Stark, and Norma Schwcitzcr. and at Boys' State by David Clayton and -lohn lYhitc. lVIc1nbc1's of the Hi-Life stall' traveled to Ohio U. at Athens for thc journalism X'VOl'liSl10P. Fourteen yearbook stall members spcut three days in Chicago at the N.S.P.A. convention, Fall football practice hcgan August 20. and the band made their scc- ond trip to the Ohio Statc Fair. Below: TUMBLING TEAM, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt give Garvin Shankster a lesson. 'ii Ea 4. fx pf. ABOVE: DINNER AT EIGHT. Joann Garwood, Tony Weaver. and Alina Bly enjoy the dinner provided for the football tt-gun hy Mt-ckstroths. Ringers. and Spanglers. RIGHT: I'M GETTIN' NUTTIN' FOR CHRIST- MAS says Lonnie Frank. BELOIV: NEW BOARD MEMBER Wilbur Donaldson. l.0I1'lfR LEFT: INTERESTED VISITORS, Mr. and Mrs. Gotshall. talk with Mr, Knecht at Open House. BE- LOW: FORD FOUNDATION AWARDS in Industrial Fall Festivities Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Dee Dec Dee l. Homecoming game with Napoleon. Our only League defeat! -l. Open House. 5. Election Day. 3-mill levy passes, and Mr. Donaldson joins the Board of Educa- tion. 6. Y-Teen-Hi-Y hunt. Futile sleuthing hy the boys! 15. Band party. hut not niuch fun for M1'. Hartman with a broken arm. 19. FFA banquet at Lincoln School. Kay Boynton Queen. 22-23. Mask and Sandal presentation of . Dino 24. A Cappella lnusic at the Cornniunity Thanksgiving Service. 3. O.S.U. Psychological test for Seniors. 4. Hi-Y induction service. 9. Teachers' Christmas party. Arts went to Dick VVise, John Stecovich, and Ron Payne Cstandingj and john Marquis, Qseated right.j Their men- tors are Mr. Knecht and Mr. Frishie, seated. On the Move at Last Dec Dec' Dec Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb ll 15 18 20 21 27-28 6 10 15 18-19 5 7 11 . Personnel men discuss jobs in Guidance. . A Cappella-Orchestra Christmas concert. Y-Teen-Hi-Y Christmas party. . Student Council Christmas assembly. . Annual Stall' Christmas dance. Christmas Basketball Carnival at Defiance School resumed. Seniors take Ohio Scholarship Test. Bryan places ten in top twenty in county. Aro presents assembly on liquid air to Jr. Sr. High. Bryan is weekend host to Regional Orchestra Hi-Y pay-off banquet at Lincoln gym. Hypnotist presents program. First game in new gym with Defiance. AH Band presents midwinter concert. .1- r Above Left: LINDA QBETTY CROCKERJ HITT triumphs in cookery test and wins a cook book. Above Right: THE ELEPHANTINE ATTACHMENT, manufactured by the Aro, converts liquid oxygen to gas. Rob Parker, John Mignery, Jon Fitzenrider, Tom Voigt, Bernard Ruder, Mr. Newell, Fred Carter, Herb Ames. Below: Mrs. Mona Rogers replaces Mrs. Ryche- ner as Mr. Rogge's secretary. Below Left: HIS MAJESTY, BILL RYCHENER born Oct. 26, poses with mother fPettiel on a visit to the school office. Below Right: HERE HE IS! Neil Wertz finds Mr. Ames and buys his season basketball ticket in an assembly rally staged i by Herb Ames, Bob Lowe, and Bob Hanna. In the background Pat Ames and Shirley Ebaugh. 'Q' Above: MOMENT OF TRIUMPH. Mr. Rogge presents Lon- nie Frank and Ron Miller with the trophy for winning the Sectional tournament. Below' CHORALEERS DRESSED TO PERFORM at the County FHA meeting, Sally Stuller, Mary Bartle, Pat Humbarger, Sharon Cooley. We Begin a New Life Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. 21-24 28 1 7-8 15 MOVING DAYS. Bears beat Swanton to win the sectional tournament. Orchestra receives excellent rating at con- test in Columbus. Lima wins district tournament over Find- lay. Riot follows game. District solo and ensemble auditions at B.G.S.U. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 18 22-23 25 28-29 A Band spring concert. Model U.N. at Hillsdale for Pat Parker, Larry Jackson, Kathie Spangler, and Wlally Richardson. MSU. Glee Club presents concert. Spaghetti supper and frolie given to raise money for furniture for community room. YVorld Affairs Institute at Cincinnati. Rep- resentatives from Bryan: Seniors - Mike O'Neil, llary Fisherg Juniors - Nancy Mar. 29 Ebersole, Sauncly Ringer. District band and chorus auditions at Napoleon. Beginning the End April April April April April April April May May May lNIay lNIay May May May May May May May Preliminary district state tests. Easter Convocation planned by Hi-Y and Y-Teens. Easter vacation begins. Play festival at Bowling Green. Bryan enters Act III of ELIZABETH THE QUEEN. Seventh and eighth grade party. Regional solo and ensemble auditions at Bowling Green. Eighth grade scholarship test. Variety show. Senior Government Day at 'Pelier. GAA banquet and dance. lVIary Van- norsdall is Honor Girl, Linda Smith is Maid of Honor. Seniors presents Seventh Summerf' Final District State Scholarship Tests Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet Maureen Ramsey receives Claire Newcomer Award. -Ir.-Sr. Banquet and Dance. Panorama of music. Bryan relays. Baccalaureate. Industrial Arts Exhibit. Last full day for Seniors. Senior picnic. Commencement. Last full day for pupils. Above: CAST OF CANDY GOES ON A DIET. Nancy Smith. Mary -Io Mason, Pat Ames, Polly Brownwell. Standing: John Hadley, Diane Sprow Cdireetorj, George Brown. Janet Kneeht, Steve Brannan. Belozr' Left: HI-Y'S MODEL LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES. jim Ginther, Dick Brannan, Duane Brown, Tony Weaver. Be- low Right: TOURNAMENT PLAY AT ROSSFORD brings Bryanls chess players Denny Burns teenterj John White tstandingj and Dariel Young a victory. an x 5 Q 5 Wx wx www Fa J' 5- me ' QA. S4 7 Scenes We Leave Behind-III In our beautiful new building Hi-Life was as fasci- nating as ever, but we remember that for years we bought it in the main hall outside Room 206, just as Larry Raymond purchases his from Diane Brace. ZETA CORDIA EDITORIAL STAFF. First Row: Robrock. Back Row: Grime, Nicholls, Perkins, Kerr, Cayton, Rogge, Hester, Raymond. Second White, Weaver. Not Pictured, Sharon Cooley. Row: Noonan, Bartle, Parker, Garwood. Mrs. Zeta Cordia Reflects Student Life Yearbook Staff Publishes Volume 45 Starting their year with a trip to Chicago to the N.S.P.A. oonvention, the Annual Staff then settled down to regular Thursday night meetings at Mrs. Robrock's home. This year they had a deadline on the fifteenth of every month from September through March and spent many weekends with last-minute work. Along with the work they enjoyed the snacks always on hand, and the antics of the Robrock zoo. The business staff, with Mr. Johnson as advisor, was kept busy with tax stamps, pencil sales, coat check at the basketball games, subscriptions, and patrons. A new project this year was the Christmas semi-formal dance with White Christmas as the theme. The profit from these helped to pay for our 152 page an- nual, which was available this year for the first time with the buyer's name stamped in gold on the cover. Another innovation this year was the admission of yearbook staff members to the honorary journalism society, Quill and Scroll. Becky Rogge, David Cayton, Larry Raymond, jenny Hester, and Wayne Long qualified for membership by carrying major responsi- bility for the publication of the journal. j The 1957 Zeta Cordia received a First Class Honor Rating from N.S.P.A., giving this year's staff a high goal to match. The name, Zeta Cordia, is rich in Bryan tradition, being derived from the names of the two literary societies which published the first yearbook in 1913. Seven hundred copies of the 1958 book were printed, six hundred were bound in padded covers and one hundred in paper. The price to students was three dollars and seventy-five cents, or four dollars for a per- sonalized copy. ZETA CORDIA BUSINESS STAFF. Seated: Sals- bury, Frank, Smith, Murray, Miller. Standing: Mr. Johnson, Long. III-LIFE INNER STAFF. Front Row: Stuller, Van- norsdall, O'Neil, Harris, Stark. Back Row: Joseph, Jackson, Salsbury, Ginther. Mrs. Rollins. Bly, Fisher. Headlines and Deadlines Hi-Life Keeps Student Body Alert With Mary Vannorsdall heading the 1957-1958 Hi-Life stall, B.H.S. students eagerly bought their school paper. Special features included issues of Roto. a literary contest, and a special dedication issue on the new school. Mrs. Rollins was the new advisor, continuing the work Nlr. Hanger had done so much to advance. Nlilae O'Neil was in charge of business, keeping the price per copy at fifteen cents. Assistant editors were lNlzu'y Fisher. Alma Bly. Larry Salsbury. Larry Jackson. and .lim Ginther. Staff members attended the summer workshop at Ohio University and the fall conference at Ohio State. Many earned membership in Quill and Scroll. Hi-Life was entered in the N.S.P.A. critical news service and the Bowling Green State Univer- sity contest, where the l956-57 Hi-Life received a superior rating. It was printed by the l,eader-Enter- prise in lvlontpelier. For a bright spot in any day at ll.H.S., nothing was better than a new Hi-Life! HI-LIFE STAFF MEMBERS. Seated: Shankster. man, Showalter, Radabaugh. Robarge, Brace. Hutchison. Smfzflingt Gleason. Slow. Hunibarger, Hart- 5' STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS- Fif-V5 ROW! MHSUY1, Altaffer, Miss Barstow, Mr. Newell. Not Pictured: Cayton, Williams, Smith, Fisher. Second Row: Garwood, Bly, Stockwethgprow. Ringer, Carr, Ames. Back Row: Brown, Long, Stecovich, B. H. S. Has Active Student Council Representatives Exemplify School Spirit 'l'he Student Clouneil inet every Friday after sored locker eleztn-ups. sold FS. Savings Stzunps, school. with hir. Newell and Bliss Barstow as ad- deeornted for Homeeoininq. trinuned the hig Christ- visors to the live seniors. four juniors. three sopho- mas tree in the main hztll. and planned the ffhristnizts niores. two freslunen. and two junior-high inenihers. zxsseuihly. 'l'he Council had its lighter moments ut Il 'I'he Council sponsored IIIOIICY-lllllliillg projects ClllI'lSlIllZlS party and n pienie at the end of the year. to linztnee ztsseinlnlies, seliolarship tests. Hoineeoining The llOIlOI'2ll'y ineinhers. delegates to Boys' and festivities :uid Clliristinzis celebrations. Among these Girls' State. were lDz1x'id Clayton, Boh Perkins. lilllly were the ltielq-oil' dztnee, ztsselnhly donations, noon Szilshury, john lN'hite. Dianne Niurrzly, Norma candy sales. und the popcorn concession at the has- SCl1XVt'il!0l'.i1I'lClNllllfyslllfli. ltethzill gzunes, Y v , . . . STUDENT COL NCII. OFFICERS crtlllllfll iueinhers were guides on the hrst dmv 1 ' 1, I I O H ' TI I 1 I 11 Wayne Long .....................,........ President o sc moo .lt .tn pmn oust. ity sc cctec nsstmmy Smmdm Ringcr Vim,-Prcsiclmt progrzuns, und scheduled record hops. lhey spon- Mary Fisher ..................... Sec-rctnry-Treusurer THE l'l.l'lDCI'l Ol Alillfll.-XNCFN opens the CllllCl.lIll't' .Nsseinhly when the Student Clouneil holds :tn open meeting on the stage, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS. First Row: Stambaugh, Murray, Hester, Cayton, Jackson. Second Row: Gnrwood, Grim, Smith, Bartle, Wfhite, Raclabaugh, Kerr. Third Row: Roggc, Robarge, Harris, Shankster, Sauders, Schweitzer, Livengood. Fourth Row: Miss Max, Fisher, Hum- barger, Brace, Keen, Parker, Cooley, Mr, Cayton, Mr. Newell. Back Row: Ginthcr, Hartman, Long, White, Miller, Salsbury, Raymond, Perkins, O'Neil. Honor Society Promotes Leadership Members Rate High in Scholarship Test Stntlents ltzlving' ll ll :tverzige in seltolnrsltip for live Rl'llll'ilt'IN Lite inelntlecl, on LllJIJllCllliOll. in liryznfs National llonot' Society. Bliss lN'Iztx. B112 Clayton. and hir. Newell :ire gttlx-isnt-s ol' the 0I'Q21IllZftllOll. A list of new tnetnluers was not zivuilnlmle in time for pttlmliezltion. Rleinlmers who were not present when the piettlre wats taken were ,lim lilziek. Alum l.on llly. llnn lirown. Denny lhtrtis. Jerry Gilreutlt. l,intln Hitt, l.intl:t Kerr. Shirley Rieliritle. lrllltlll Kfoore. llntly Noonan, Shirley Paxton. llonis Rncler. Sally Stnller. Riztry Vatnnorstlgtll. :intl Lindy lN'ltite. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jennyllester .... President David Lhiyttnt . . . . . .. . Vice-President Dianne Murray . . . . . Secrctzzry-Tzwzturer COILECIE INl ORM.tXTION interests Dianne B'Illl'l'.lY. Dnvitl Cztyton. :intl jenny Ilester. tg., Q,- Xmti 3 Y-TEEN MEMBERS. First Row: Radabaugh, Hutchison, J. Foglesong, Fisher, D, Murray, Black, Bartle, L. Smith Second Row: Miss Max, Friley, Rogge, Vannorsdall, Con- nin, Ramsey, Ebersole, Mrs. Thomas. Third Row: Pollock 7 Harrington, Hester, Shankster, Joseph, Bly, Cooley, Parker. Fourth Row: Winzeler, Tuttle, Shatzer, Stuller, Hartley, Killgallon, S. Foglesong. Back Row: Garwood, Moore, Harris, Hilt, Stockwell, Rigelman, Robarge. Y-Teens Have Serious Goals Large Group Is Divided Into Squads Worship and fellowship united the 130 Y-Teen girls under the guidance of Miss Max and Mrs. Thomas. The membership was subdivided to help the girls become better acquainted with each other. Mary Bartle was l5ryan's delegate to Y-Teen camp and Dianne Murray attended the U. N. study tour. Mrs. Black spoke at Induction Service at the Brethren Church, while later in the year Mrs. Pushee discussed ceramics. Having won the annual hunt for the first time in several years, Y-Teens enjoyed the pay-Oil' supper furnished by the Hi-Y boys in February. Other high- lights of the year were the World Fellowship banquet and the Mother-Daughter banquet at which the Claire Newcomer pin was awarded. Y-Teens was financially aided by the Bryan Community Chest. Y-TEEN OFFICERS Dianne Murray ..................... ..... P resident jan Black ...... . . Vice-president Judy Foglesong ....... ........... S ecretary Mary Fisher .............. .............. T reaxurer Linda Smith, Mary Battle . . . . Co-Program Chairmen Mary Vannorsdall ....... .... I Vorxhip Chairman Maureen Ramsey . . . . . . Recognition Chairman Marcia Connin . .. .... Publicity Chairman Jeanne Hutchison . . . . . Finance Chairman Carol Radabaugh . . . . . Service Chairman Nancy Ebersole . . . . . . Social Chairman CONCLUDING INDUCTION SERVICES are Dianne Murray and Mrs. Black. Y-TEEN MEMBERS. Firxt Row: Siegel. A. Bard. B. Bard, M. Partee. Strong. Newell. Schweitzer. Stambaugh. Second Row: Sprow. M. Smith. Drake, Farlee. White, Partee, Lawrence. L. Kerr. Brannan. Third Row: D, Sprow, Sanders. L. Spangler. Lorntz, Leidigh, Lirot, Lantz, Beck. Fourth Row: Robinett, Newcomer, Boynton, Saurbeek. Eddy. Bany. Clappe. Brownwell. Back Row: Calvin. Carlin. Swinehart, Fruchey, A. Murray, Newcomb, Boucher. Ebaugh. Maureen Ramsey Receives Claire Newcomer Pin From Mary Bartlle at Y-Teen Banquet Y-TEEN MEMBERS. First Row: Ames, Carr. Hall. Ringer, Hitt. Kelly. Sehlosser. L. Spangler. Second Row: Priest Rau. Comden. Knnkle, Henry, Grim. Taylor. Saneda Third Row: S. Merillat. Lord. C. Merillat, Spencer, Bueh- rer. Mason. Knecht. N. Smith. Copeland. Fourth Row K. Kerr. Rath. M, Merillnt. Mcfllenen. Buchanan. Richard son, Charles. Emrne, Reeves. Back Row: Dawson. Calvert Johnson, Winegzlrdner. Phillips. Burns, Keen, Shetler, Hitt. HI-Y MEMBERS. First Row: Noneman, Schad, Ihrig, Brannan, Ginther, Brown. Salsbury, Hays. Second Row: Mr. Masten, S. Brannan, Brewer, Showalter, Grime, Clark, Mr. Moore. Third Row: Carroll, Galliers, Hanna, Altaffer, Bryan Hi-Y Young, Kimpel, Miller, Connolly. Fourth Row: Hughes, Parker, Gilbert, Hartman, Rupp, Huntley, Brown, Fitzen- rider. Back Row: Long, Roebuck, Mignery, Burns, Curtice, Motter, White. Leads State unior YM Finds Much to Do Boasting 90 members, Bryan had the largest Hi-Y in Ohio. They stressed devotions at their meetings, and held an impressive induction service in the M. E. church. Losing the hunt to the Y-Teens, the boys furnished the pay-off supper and joined the girls in a Christmas party. They went swimming at the Fort Wayne K'Y,,' and disposed of 700 Christmas trees as a community service. Advisers Mr. Moore and Mr. Masten, with several boys, attended a district meeting in Findlay. Jim Ginther and three others were delegates to the Model Legislature. The Hi-Y treasury was aided by Community Chest funds, the sale of salt-water taffy, and a car wash. HI-Y OFFICERS . . . ................ ........ P resident James Ginther Dick Brannan . . . ..... Vice-president Larry Snlsbury .. . Duane Brown Dick Ihrig . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . ......... Chaplain . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms 90 TECHNICIAN Ronnie Motter prepares to show The World's Great Religionsn at a Hi-Y meeting. HI-Y MEMBERS. First Row: Grime, R. Miller, Hall, Solier. Fourth Row: Hadley, L. Brannan, Fulmer, Noonan, O'Neil, Jackson, Burns, Weaver, Friley. Second Row: Black, Leidigh, Schelling, Back Row: Kerr. Marquis, Raymond, Gilreath. Spangler, Meyer, Ruff, Ruder, Maxwell. Third Connin, Richardson, Acus, Shade. Row: Smith, Shuttleworth, Erman, Clayton, Schelling, Duane Brown Becomes Secretary-Treasurer of District at Defiance Conference. ji I FUND RAISING IS FUN FOR HI-Y. Left: David Huntley helps with Saturday car wash. Below: Dance-bound John Marquis pays Larry Bany and gets Jim Ginther's stamp of approval. G. A. A. Provides Lively Sports Program Health and Happiness Are the Rewards of the Game From fall until spring, the girls in G.A.A. par- ticipated in softball, volleyball, basketball, bowling, badminton, and archery, earning 25 points for each sport. Acquiring 75 points qualified the girls to attend the banquet held May 25th. The dance theme, Sayonara, lent an oriental touch to the evening. Initiation antics with the new members in pig- tails and freckles afforded entertainment for the en- tire school. Under the supervision of Miss Maneval, their advisor, the girls held a bakesale and record hop in February to raise money for the dance. G.A.A. Honor Girl was Mary Vannorsdall and the Maid of Honor was Linda Smith. G.A.A. OFFICERS Linda Smith .......................... Przdfidvnl Mary Vannorsdall . . . . . . Vice Prmidmzt Kathie Spangler ...................... Secretary Sue Foglcsong .....,.................. Trvasztrer G.A.A. COUNCIL Pat Parker Mary Jo Mason Sandra Arnold Donna Clark G.A.A. First Row: Foglesong, Arnold, Clark, Smith, Vannors- Drake, Pollock, Newcomer, Coy. Back Row: Sprow, Rath, dall, Mason, Spangler. Second Row: Parker, Gahagan, R63-d, Farlee, Ebaugh, Eb8rS0l6- Buehrer, Bryan, Johnston, Miss Maneval. Third Row: Phillips, G.A.A., First Row: Patten, Cahill, Stambaugh, Beck, Clark, Foster, Livengood. Second Row: Field, McKarns, Rosenbrook, Spencer, M. Smith, Michael, Burkholder, Balzer. Third Row: Connelly, Spangler, Scott, Wiley, Moore, Robarge, S. Smith. G.A.A., First Row: McBride, Speck, Priest, Brenner, Kellogg, Schneider, Hartley. Second Row: Copeland, Oberlin, Taylor, Grim, Wines, S. Brnnnan, Robinson, Carr. Third Row: Geisel- man, Jones, Szxneda, Friley, D. Psurny, V. McBride. Fourth Fourth Row: Perkins, Shaffer, Salsbury, Brace, Short, Reeves, Ames, Saurbeck, Back Row: Kerr, Schweitzer, Keen, Wolfe, Dawson, Pollick, Calvin, Billow, Miller. Row: R. Brannan, Brownwell, Shindledecker, Richardson, Kerr, Lorntz, Moore. Back Row: White, Hitt, Burns, Phillips, Fruchey, Boynton, Emme, Leidgh. 'Y . 1, W mfg? Q. I I g 5 ggw-iii my , ,. 4 Xsiiniewf up iw, .cz Qu i? 1 M H 'ii '-v q gl WSW Wa' A1,,- Q gg 1 .r -:P -Se q 5 L . - . f -- f i lg K - N Ay, 1 2 isisiifif QU 1Q5?i3,k7f,553Q , gm A 5,g.:.4,, ,W ,- 4 Www. xi? Q, X Y X QQQXEEQ -Xxqxdy, iw ,-5 A A A A x , ,, ,A 'Q n , ,Qui -- F ' , N . ' W i K ,, E VARSITY B, First Row: Weaver, Altaffer, Friley, Salsbury, White, Ginther, Blaisclell, Spangler, Dariel Young, Kyser. Brown, Brannan, Frank. Second Row: Gray, D. Burns, Steco- Back Row: Perkins, Myers, Miller, R. Burns, Roebuck, Long, vich. Delmar Young, Wygant. Coach Ebcrsole. Third Row: Shgwalter, Brewer, Connin, Hartman, Phillips, Payne. Fourth Row: Varsity B Honors Lettermen Athletes' Club Finances Awards Sponsored by Coaches Ebersole, Ma1'tinelli, and Sumpter, Varsity B members distinguished themselves by donating more than thirty man-hours to the development of the Community Recreation Park, The energetic lettermen financed their projects by selling pro- grams and B cushions at football and basketball games. At their monthly meetings they planned ways to aid in supporting spring sports and to add to tl1e schoolis athletic equipment. Varsity B is primarily interested in encouraging boys to take part in athletics and in promoting good sportsmanship within the school and with other schools. For relaxation the boys played volleyball or basketball after meetings. One of the highlights of the year was viewing the film of last yea1 s basketball State Finals. VARSITY B CLUB OFFICERS Larry Salslnury .... .. .... President Duane Brown .... . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Chuck lfriley , . . . Serwfrlrg'-Treatzlrer SfXI,ESlNII'iN hfzirk Phillips and Larry lYygant, customer Bobby W'est. THESPIAN TROUPE 227, First Row.' Hester, Raymond, Cahill. Fourth Row: Lawrence, Schneider, Boynton, D. Fisher, Perkins, P. Parker, Bly, Joseph. Second Row: Mrs. Burns, Camp, Ruder, Newell, Cooley, Back Row: White, Robrock, Rogge, Hartley, Harris, Partee, Spangler, Solicr, W. Richardson, Rupp, Motter, O'Neil, Long, Hartman, Comden, Miss Roycr. Third Row: A, Burns, Winzeler, Altaffef- Carr, Fogelsong, Vannorsdall, Brace, Gleason, L. Smith, Mask and Sandal Produces Problem Play Thespians Plan to Go to Purdue YVitl1 Dino as their major production Novem- ber 22-23. Mask and Sandal scheduled a variety of activities. hilllll' Case of the Silent Caroler,', directed by Margy Winxeler was in demand for Christmas programs, and an all-sophomore cast, directed by Jan Newell, produced Junior Promf, Other projects were pantomimes, a make-up contest, initiation of Thespians, skits, a play for the Bowling Green Festi- val April ll, and the awarding of oscars and Best Thespian pins. '-A 'QIUNIOR PROM finds Sue Foglesong, Bonnie Kill- gallon, and Pete Shindledecker searching for a thief. 96 W' MASK AND SANDAL MEMBERS. First Row: Billow, Clappe, Dawson, Strong. Ames, Swinehart, Riggs. Second Row: Knecht, Smith, Reeves, N. Smith, Kunkle. Hutchi- son, Garwood. Third Row: Tuttle, Copeland, Sprow, Ringer, P. White, Bard, M. Smith. Fourth Row: Shatzer Hall, Phillips, Boucher, Ebaugh, Killgallon, S. Foglcsong Back Row: Brannan, Black, R. Parker, Brown, Gilbert, Fitzenrider, Hanna, Voight. 9 MASK AND SANDAL OFFICERS Bob Perkins .. ........ President Patty Parker .. .... Vice-president Mary Fisher ..... ...... S ecretary Larry Raymond . . ......... Treasurer W Alma Bly Carol Jose ph ..... ..... MASK AND SANDAL MEMBERS. First Row: Beck 1 Strlmbaugh. Shankster. R. Miller, Hadley. Brownwell, Brannan. Second Row: Schlosser. Saneda. Gahagan, Hitt, Kelly. Mason. Third Row: S. Merillat, Buehrer, Kerr, . . . Therpian Secretary . . . . . . Program Chairman McGlenen, M. Connolly, H. Ruder. Fourth Row: Rath C. Merillat, J. Richardson. Calvert, Johnson, Lirot Buchanan. Back Row: Kaiser, Noonan, Wank, B. Miller Kerr, Shindledecker. 2, safe-gy N V ,tag ..ff ,gpg 3 1. ggi.. ....Qt..-:,,,g f ' f IJ' ' -- 1- lifa?S'iSf4 4i5.TR 'TTiifZ'Z 98 Nobody wants to hurt you, Shirley and Dino. Dino Presented 'Joyemher 22-23, l957 CA SJ' OF CHARACTERS Jackie .. . . ................. Diane Brace Shirley .... .. Kathie Spangler Miss Haines . . . . . . Carol Joseph Dr. Sheridan .. ., John YVhite Steve ...... ...... D ick Rupp Danny .. .. John Hartman Pat . . . . . Jean Lawrence Della . . ........ Alma Bly Sylvia . . . . . . Nancy Stockwell Bea ......... ......., . Janie Hartley Mr. hlandel . . ...,., Denny Burns fFri.l Mr. Mandel . .. ..... lVally Richardson CSat.l Children ..... .. Cecilia Cahill. Diane Sprow Dino Falcaro .. .............. Boh Perkins Tony Falcaro . . . .... Allen Burns Mrs. Falearo .. . . Judy Foglesong Mr. Falcaro ..... .. .................... Jim Altaller Production Staff ............. Larry Raymond. Judy Noonan, Ronnie Blotter, Judy Coindcn. Judy Pollock, Sharon Cooley, Anitra Bard How come I threw that thing? Dino, Dr. Slieridau. Above: You gonna get a job now?,' Tony, Dino, and Mother Below: Everybody'll be there-refreshments! Steve, Della, Sylvia Danny, Pat. ,, in i t 'u.nmrlul , -is 'mir it J fQ?f'QQ if-W 'Wd -2 x Nia Q.. VXA wf , ! V f'f'?'Qf '1 W:-Til f , K M I A 'iss F.H.A. MEMBERS. First Row: Beevers, Smith, Moog, McBride, Coy, Flower, Jones, A. Grim, Rosenbrook, Bran- Seott, Gleason, Shankster, Nicholls, Hopkins, Stetter. nan, Ross. Back Row: F. Clark, Pursel, Whitman, Foster, Second Row: Warner, Batterson, Ayres, Short, Geiselman, D. Clark, Hitt, M. McBride, Speck. Foust, Figgins, Buntain, Sanders, Siegel, Cooley, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Shoekley. Third Ledyard, Schlosscr, Levy. Row: Burch, D. Grim, Finken, Moore, Sidle, Gambler, V. F. H. A. Is Active in State Girls Work On Degrees and Contest l'RlCSIlJliN'l' Margaret Geisehnan serves with a smile it Open l lo Initiating thirty new members, Bryan's F.H.A. l made notable advances. 'l'hree girls worked toward the State Homemaker degree, already held hy Mar- garet Geisehnan and Sharon Cooley. Sharon was a delegate and ehoir IIlt'Il1lX'I' at the state eonvention. Mt's. .Iaek Shoekley was the new advisor, and Mrs. Nlarie Sanders and lN1rs. Aniher Short were chapter mothers. The girls entertained the county meeting in Mareh. and twenty-seven entered the Betty Crocker contest. Locally they served the F.F.A. banquet, spon- sored a dance and Chili supper. made pom poms. served Open House. and went Christmas earoling. F,lI,A. OFFICERS Charlotte Short Sharon Ayres . Judy Sanders Patty Batterson Margaret Geixe hnan Marilyn Siegel . . . . . . . President Vive-President . . . . . . Seeretary .. .. Treasurer P1l!'ll2llIlCIllLlfl11l l ... .. Historian FFA MEMBERS. First Row: Lewis. Louys. Shaw, Gorom, man, Miller, Salsbury, VanPelt. Back Row: Short, Huffman, May, Kaiser. Second Row: Shankster, Jones, Davis, Geisel- Linn, Hook. Inset: Mr. Saunders. Future Farmers Fare Far Afield Useful Projects Make Meaningful Activities FFA's twenty-three ambitious members sold seeds, washed cars, collected scrap, exterminated pests, and took part in the Public Speaking and Parliamentary Procedure contests. At the Parent-Son banquet in November. they crowned Kay Boynton queen, presenting her with a white FFA jacket. Elwood Gororn. Nelson May, Donald Louys, and Calvin Kaiser went to the national convention in Kansas City, Eighteen members with their advisor, Mr. Ben Saunders. and four fathers, visited the Ford Motor' Company in Detroit. Several also at- tended the state convention and livestock judging contest at Ohio State University in Columbus. FFA OFFICERS Elwood Gorom ............. . . . President Nelson May ................ Vice-president Donald Louys . . . . . . Secretary Jerry Shaw .... .. Treasurer Calvin Kaiser . . . . . . Reporter Donald Lewis . . . .. . Sentinel QUEEN KAY BOYNTON with crown, eor- sage, and jacket. beams upon her subjects, Elwood Gororn and Donald Lewis. 101 LATIN CLUB MEMBERS. First Row: Lantz, Harris, Hitt, Killgallon, K. Boynton, N. Smith. Kneeht, Kelly, Rogers. Second Row: Richardson, Keen, Balzer, Buehrer, Brewer, Reeves. Hester, Stockton, Bartlc. Third Row: Bard, Bordncr, J. Smith, Calvin, Rutz, Fruchcy, Lirot, MeNutt, King. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Fourth Row: Read, Rath, Merillat, Tuttle, O'Ncil, Cayton Rigclman, Kinner, Clappe. Bark Row: Brieker, Billow Dawson, Phillips, Lowe, Noonan. Whitney, Winegarclncr Bany. Learning Languages v s 'in Newell ..............,.....,.......... President I mda Stark .... . . . Vice-President Connie Chavez . .. ...... Secretary Joann Garwood . . ..... Treasurer Virginia Saneda . .. Below: MEXICAN FLAVOR predominates Spanish Club party. Connie Chavez and Jan Newell. .. News Reporter Spanish and Latin a la Club Foreign foods. songs, Cliristmas celebrations initiation anties and Costumes macle gaiety the keynote for both Spanish ancl Latin Clubs. Nieeting on the seeoncl Tuesclay of each month with Nliss Royer as the new aclx'isrn'. Span- ish Chxb members were requirecl to maintain a li R i g h t : KOWTOWING IN TOGA is Latin Club initiate Richard Rutz. -- . average. The Club made a pinata for Christmas, ate tacos. wore Spanish Costumes, and enjoyed Spanish moyeis and music: Latin Club inet on the third lvlonclay of each month with Miss Nlax as aclxisor. New members acquired the Roman look lor initiation. Latin Carols, films on aneient Italy, cliseussion ol Roman myths, and Latin Bingo nlacle meetings interest- ing. The climax ol' the year was the ROIIILIII ban- quet in the spring. s W U F Q . , m, . md? 3? .,a 1, 5 2 W 'A '5 fx! W V Sf' TQJAQY 60 ' V q 4 - 2 Y n., f' ' W uv: W Eff V I rg Q N14 sl ai :Wg f Ui. Nw - f 5 sul 51 an mf .-:ff gi The Blanche Mattox Chapter of F.T.A. was F.T.A. MEMBERS. First Row: Taylor, Hartley, Fruchey, C. Lantz, K. Keen, N. Smith, Murray, Cooley, Comden. Second Row: M. Smith, Emme, P. Reeves, McKarns, Hitt, Mason, Copeland, Sprow, Hageman, Shockley, Field. Third Row: Bard, Knecht, Priest, Sue Smith, Ebersole, Clappe Bany, Kernen, Robinett, McGlenen, Mr. Johnson. Fourth Row: Jones, Arnold, Ames, B. Reeves, Bard, McNutt, Wolfe, Lirot, Bricker, Curtice, Waltenberger. Bark Row: Bartle, Shindledecker, Calvert, Randels, Kenny Kerr, Rupp, King, Rigelman, Rutz, Edington, Barron. F. T. A. Fosters Interest in Teaching Bryan Does Its Part to Combat Teacher Shortage larger than ever this year with 132 members. They started with a wiener roast at Mrs. Robroclis home. At a later meeting, Mr. Saunders spoke on Vocational Agriculture to them and at other meetings they enjoyed good educational movies. A book, lVhy Teach?,' was purchased for tl1e members to read. This book, edited by Louise Sharp, is a collection of tributes to teachers by 120 famous people. Supervised by Mr. Webster and Mr. Johnson, the Bryan club had charge of the district F.T.A. meeting in Toledo when the Northwest Ohio Education Associa- tion met in October. At their annual Christmas party in Washington School, they had a comical gift exchange. A schedule of elementary classroom visitation was especially valuable. A point system was adopted to stimulate good attendance. The members received a point for each meeting they attended and were given two extra points for perfect attendance. Other points were given for helping teachers with classroom work. 104 F.T.A. OFFICERS Kathleen Keen ............................ President Dick Brannan . . . .... Vice-President Charlotte Lantz . . . ..... Secretary Nancy Smith . . . . . . Treasurer Fran Fruchey ..... . . . Historian Maureen Ramsey .......................... Librarian ASF ,ve K' CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB. First Row: Hester, O'Neil, Gray, Smith, Mr. Masten. Back Role: Huntley, Brown, Young. White, Jziekson, Stark. Second Row: Burns, Bartle, Curtice, Ancient Games Intrigue Young Moderns Battles of wits took place every First and third Tuesday ns the sixteen members of Chess and Clieekers met uncler the supervision of Mi's. Thomas and Mr. Riasten. They had at chess tournament and the winner received Z1 l1'OIJl1y. This year the students sold bittersweet chocolate for Valentines Dnv flnfl built a Cabinet for equipment. STUDENT LIBRARIANS, First Raw: McNutt, Livengood, Korner, S. Ross. Smith, Edington. Back Row: Carlin, White, CHESS AND CTIIECKERS CLUB OFFICERS John NVhite ................................ Presiflenl Larry Jackson . .. Vin'-Pmvident Mike O'Neil . . . ..... Secretary Trinka Hester . . . . . . Trmxurer Nancy Stark . . .. . Publicity Shindledeckcr, Kinner, C. Ross. Not Pictured: Nolley, Higgin- botham, Garber, Halberg. STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS, Seated: Noonan, Cayton, Brannan, Raymond. Standing Nicholls, Grime, Mrs, Robrock. Students Adept at Desk and Darkroom Books and pictures' these were the concern of the stu- dent lihrzlrians and photographers who unselfishly spent hours of unztpplzutded elliort to serve their fellow students. LIBRARIANS 'l'he student librarians assisted in handling the library- study-ltall zlttendance lmefore the move to the new huilding, signed Ollt thousands of hooks. and helped with the numer- ous chores involved in taking care of our 8,000-volume library. PHOTOGRAPHERS Headed hy Seniors Gary Nicholls and Dick Crime. the pltotograpllers provided Zeta Cordia, Hi-Life. and occasion- ally the llryan 'lllIlll'S with a pictorial record of the year, spending hours in the dark room and following all student activities with the scl1ool's press camera. llotlt groups were under the direction of Nlrs. Robrock. LOOKY HERE! Ted Campbell. class of 1957. turns prow and comes back to take our group piytures. Ted was the winner of sev- eral Eztstinaut awards during his high school dzlys. g I Sugar, Spice, and Everything N ice- Thatls what little GAA girls are made of, espe- cially their Honor Girl, Mary Lee Vannorsdall Cleft, and their Maid of Honor, Linda Smith frightj. From a group of eight girls who were eligible according to stringent requirements of scholarship and all-round participation in school activities, Mary Lee won the acclaim of her fellow GAA members by her lively wit and infectious friendliness. Wearing the orchid and the pearls presented her by Mr. Rogge at the banquet, she reigned over festivities at the dance, accompanied by Linda, the recipient of the roses, whose capable administration as GAA president earned her the members' appreciation. i x. if .L f l ,, yo ' K ,Mr ,E-5 L ku- .. x :,:L K. V A K' If K .i Ei V .Y I. , Q., !,.qr ' -2 N, Q f . 'sup bk-1 'L-if 'LL' ,. . X ?'i'fs,:'sffis.' 4 N , ' f,'Jf,Z45'?f , -v 'l':'!. fx ..-,ff ,U ' Qf6L'1g1n 1 5. 1 ,, W, fi: af, , - .fm 1 ,, ? Below: Scaled al right is Maureen Ramsey, Y-Teens' choice to wear the cilfllff' Nvwromvr pin next year. She was elected from the group of Cancliclatcs, all cligiblc herausc of scholarship and artivitivs, Srrztrfi: Judy Pollork, Marvin Connin, Pat Ames, Kathie Spanglcr. Charlotte Lantz, Maureen Ramsey. Standing: Carol Carr. Nanry Elwrsolc. Mary Partcc, Jan Newell, Judy Foglcsong, Aylccn llilt, Saundra Ringer. Les Girls' Left: TRACK QUEEN Judy Harris. Below STATE HOMEMAKERS Sharon Cooley and Mar garet Geiselman. S ,pr Y? 3 SENIOR PLAY CAST AND DIRECTORS, Seated: rig, OlNeil, Mrs. Rollins, Hester. Not Pictured: Larry Shnnkster, Cooley. Black. Fisher, Vannorsdall, Bly, Stuller. Raymondhludy Harris. Standing: Stark, Cnyton, Hartman, Ginther, Salsbury, Ih- Seniors Produce Seventeenth Summer CAST ULITTLE GIRL. MUST You MAKE THAT NOISE? Angie ,... .............. M ary Fisher Maw Fisher, Jim Black, Mike Q'Nei1, Margaret . . . . . . Mary Lee Vannorsdall Lorraine .... ........ A lma Lou Bly Kitty ......... ........ J anice Black Mrs. Morrow .. Vondaile Shankster Mr. Morrow .. .... David Cayton Jack ..,.... . . . Larry Salsbury Art ..... ..... D ick Ihrig Martin . . . . . Mike O'Neil jane .... .. Sally Stuller Tony . . . . . . Jim Ginther Margie . . . . . . Sharon Cooley Fitz .... . . . John Hartman Seventeen-year-old Angie finds herself facing a lonely summer until Jack begins dating her. Her emotions and problems reflect sympathetically those of the normal teen-agcr whose family and friends help her to plan her life satisfactorily. Directed by Mrs. Rollins, Seventeenth Sum- mer made a memorable Senior play and helped to finance graduation. Li gf uf. Q v Q aww . , 5 1 , 4 s ' 5 f n 5 v. i 6 i I i 5 I f r pf-... W. Q ww. 5 f W- ,,f. Wm i gf' , 5 ia f b W-.Q , A lg a 'Q 3 . Q i nr R fl K 1 4 . s tv 3 Q Lykk Q i , 1 S' , ' - . - -M '.i:AS2'5 -L M ' 2 . 1 f. . mg: f YR , 17? ,im F wif ' , ' 'K 4gm?Q2i77 Q. , .SMX www P ' , ' .wr Q if Q ,N W we -N, ..,, - - , Ae, W -Q .L v , ,W A 4 M . 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Back Row: Brannan, Parker tDownJ Ames, Richardson, Spangler, Randels, Errnan, Black, Motter, D. Rupp. ep to Celebrations Musicians Have Strenuous Year-Round Schedule 'CAnd now presenting the Bryan High School marching hand under the direction of Mr. John Hart- man! Stadium crowds thrilled to these words as the hall'-tiiue hand show began at the nine football games and hir. Dally served as announcer. Complet- ing his lilteenth year with us, Mr. Hartman kept the band hard at work during seventh period practices to give its audiences snappy drill and dance routines, plus occasional comedy, such as the Minstrel Show act. llryan's parade list included To1edo's Labor Day celebration, the Van XN'ert Peony Festival, the Wlau- seon Homecoming, and a trip to Bob-Lo Island. Locally the band stepped out for the Fireman's Con- vention, the Bryan Jubilee, the Recreation Park open- ing. and the Halloween, Christmas, and Memorial Day parades. They went to the State Fair for the second time, ond made their usual fine showing at the Williams County Fair. The concert band gave Hve performances, plus competing in the district contest at Napoleon, taking part in the Panorama of Music. and playing for stu- dent assemblies in Stryker and lVauseon. Musicians received their award pins in November at the annual Band Party. Opposite, Left: LASSUS TROMBONE, HIMSELF, John Hartman, Jr., with John Hartman. Sr., in one of the new practice rooms. Right: MINSTREL MEN Mike O'Neil and Bob Harris at the Fair with the band. '-. .L I A Y ,Q Avg? XA L an X Y ' . N 1 Q xv f ,Q fm' . ,l 9.. V Qu ' ,: ,, ' f yf Q fi . . ' I' of 'I M' Q ' O on FN . M,x IQM f wi9A F' i Rl 5, .Rkx all iv.. ' 1 ' ' '. ' . X 'E' Ei -:E swf-.gif 5 '- X - . - .fix V ,I -' .XXX .1 . ,XX ,Q . . ,. . A . . A L. . h xx 1 A 5, fi, 'QW A J, ww Na , V Q .,'A N -1- , ww Q wg 'N Q' - w iw , Q f - . , A3 ' , LT , , VT fp. 'Q' Q Q yi . 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A tw 1 Mr If-ld' fm s'9I!5'3 ,' W 55 -I I X I ,I I,I 14 Wgv 'J , V bg, 1' , WH' we .. ,, W kv? 25 ' ff f QI L. Wig if .6 I -,gf - ,W L if J , . , ? Q., 59' 2 fi . 1, gig' 1 ., ygix 5 4 X rk X Y N Y W YQ' My Q5 a ..- I L Mdcailgig, 'M -A K-4 uk' N14 Xa xikf eil . fc' 1 ugh :sg ., ws, .1 Q ,,.. fm vga yy, -5 ,, j .Q saw XM X A 3g if U 4: ' 9' ' 9 I g n .. na Q ? 1 K HE Q 3 6 L, 'W x in J My' A x 45' 1, K 4 P .9 .x M 1 4. N, g iv 6 sf' mi , 5 'N dl 'M Ji 5 . iw A . . . f r K ., . ' 1 Rfk 2 E xc JUNIOR ORCHESTRA MEMBERS. First Row: Smith Williamson, Salzman, Shearer, Newcomb, Grove, Butler, Rohrs, McBride, Phillips. Clark. Second Row: Graham Rhoades, Shough, Kelly, Allen, Kelley, Husted, Ames, Moran 1 J Harris, Klotz, Spear, Opdycke, Robinson. Back Row: McNutt Tuttle, Williams, Meckstroth, Geesey, Vannorsdall, Sapp Dachsteiner, Fireovid, Fenton, Thomas, Partee. Young Musicians Prepare for Future unior Chorus and Orchestra Gain Practical Experience Junior Orchestra included 6th, 7th, and 8th graders who were eligible after one year of class les- sons. Being the largest group thus far, they helped in the recruitment of other beginners. In March they presented a joint concert with the B Band. JUNIOR CHORUS Composed of Freshmen and Sophomores, this year's Junior Choruses were divided into two sections of seventy members each. In spite of the difficulty in scheduling such a large number, each group had an even distribution of voices. The activities of the choruses, directed by Mr. Dally, were mainly for improvement in reading skill, repertoire building, and vocal development. Approx- imately sixty songs passed through their folders. They placed little emphasis on performance: however, the groups sang two selections at the Christmas concert and at the Panorama of Music in May. ORCHESTRA BEGINNERS Mark Smith, Kathy Salzman, Penny Graham, Pat Partee. JUNIOR CHORUS, First Row: Burch, Ames, Kelly, Moog Stockton, llllflC'I'IIlIlI't, Shocklcy, Kcrncn, Lcdynrd, Henry Taylor, MCKnrns, Hvstcr, Rccvcs. Second Row: Salsbury Thonizis, Mason, Clark, Knccht, Hitt. N, Smith, Sprow, J Smith, Mt'Glcnt-n, Mcrillut, Storkwcll, Fostvr, Susie Smith Moore-, Pzittcn. Schlossvr. Third Row: Johnson, S. Moorc JUNIOR CHORUS. First Row: Figgins, Baird, R. Brannzm BLlYl'il1OlClCl', h1lCllLll'l, Ps-tvrs, llitt, Perkins, I,znv1'm1t'c-, Brown- wc-ll, Mzlrshnll, Ehnngh, Smith. Johnston, Moog. Second Row Rosr. Robinson. Baird, Clzlppo, Shnfft-r, Carroll, Boynton Fruchvy, K. Boynton, Richztrdson, Borclner, Bnny, YVhitc, Miller, Rt-.1cl, Copt-laintl, Snnctlzi, YVolf. Third Row: Dawson Stark, Killgallon, Foglt-song, Stinv, Keen, Stvvc Smith, Brewer Baxrtlv, Brirkvr, llirot, Ns-wcoinlm, Kvrr. llnztrtl, Bark Rom: Bowcr, Murray, Fvnton. Klotz, SllUNVLllll'l', Millvr, Rvynolcls Urfvr, Rigvlniann, Rntx, Slxiricllt-tlvrkv1', Young, King, lixtrron Shctlcr. Ellington. Tuttlv, lValk0r, Paine, Ciurtirc, S. Bl'AlIll1.lI1, Gallic-rs, Mitchell Zunif1'lclt', lN'ilclL'. Jonvs, Clroniwt-ll. llaxrris. Rhozxtlu-s, Lvlnons Pnrtcc. Bark Rain: Burns. Kellogg. lN'im-gztrcllwr, Rigg Diotikcr, Carroll, Cillnt-rt, Robinson, Lows-, Mignvry, Rupp Erman, Randcls, O'Nvil, Elscr, Phillips. Eddy, Culvert. 125 1 MOONGLOWVERS, Senior Lfzrls. First Row: Rogge, Row: Mrs. Dally, Stuller, Smith, Cooley, Humbarger, Hutchison, Bartle. Robarge, Radabaugh. Gazwood. Back Moore,Brace,Parker. Moong1owers Head Colorful Ensembles The Moonglowers, directed by Mrs. Dally, appeared on TV, performed for Governor O'Neill, sang for the NWOEA at Toledo U., and entered talent shows. The girls participated in the Panorama of Music and went to see 'iMy Fair Lady in Chicago. Left: CREYV NECKS under the direction of June Dally. First Row: Smith, Randcls, Urfer. Back Row: Rupp, Richardson, Hays. Not Pictured: Spangler, Wilde, Below: BOWTIES Jackson, Perkins, Showalter, Cayton. 1 126 9 if S 3: L. . Q Yi 'il' , 42 x : A 1' 'w-. jypuvw, ,, is mi f '6 W A N? 1 'rw Q 5 ..,,.-ff V. Aw. f AA i 43 5 A uv Q Qi 98 lv W 41 ' k . if il? if if 'F ' V 1 M- SW 1 ,:. ' gif ,qub W 4 P il wi' H ' A' sh, ,f Ev. 9 Mill I ,M xx. '-Iwi il Scenes We Leave Behind-VI Although our old gym was far too small for the crowds that came to our basketball games, there was alwayx a thrill when the cheerleader.: flashed into action and the raf- ters rang... The last Varsity Cheerleaders to work in the old gym were Ioann Garwood, ffrontj, Saundy Ringer and Gwen jones, fsecond rowj, and Janie Hartley and Alma Bly. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD. Seated on ground: Strup, Zumpfelde, Shindledecker. First Row: Stecovich, White, Brown, L. Showalter, Payne, Perkins, Salsbury, Ginther, Roe- buck, Weaver. Second Row: Coach Martinelli, Friley, Spang- ler, Phillips, Altaffer, Slow, VARSITY SCHEDULE Burns, Blaisdell, Young, Brewer, Sept. 6 Round Robin vs. Swanton Sept. lfi Van W'ert Sept. 20 Delta Sept. 27 Wfauseon Oct. 4 Defiance Oct. ll MZIIIIIICC Oct. 24 Swanton Nov. l Napoleon Nov. 8 Liberty Center Nov. 12 Montpelier LEAGUE STANDINGS Napoleon ................... 5 O Bryan . . . . . .5 l Delta 2 Nfontpelicr . . . .3 3 Swanton ..,... . . .2 4 VVauseon ...... . . .2 4 Liberty Center ........ ...,. 0 6 RESERVE SCHEDULE VVE THEY Liberty Center . . . . . . .36 0 Delta ........ ,... l 3 12 Wfauscon . . .... l8 6 Napoleon . . . . . . 6 6 Brannan. Third Row: Schad, B. Showalter, Reineck, Black, Gilbert, Carroll, Marquis, Humbarger, Hanna, Ruder, Coach Hatch. Fourth Row: Coach Winters, Meckstroth, Coach Koehler, Shuttleworth, Meyers, Huntley, Fitzenrider, Law, Mower. Bryan Bears Post 7-2 Mark Best Since 1940 The Golden Bear Gridders turned in their finest season in the last 17 years. Although the squad was light, the boys showed the qualities which make for greatness. The co-operation and hard work at practice contributed greatly to success of the team. SENIOR LEADERSHIP: Wleaver fired the passes which pulled the team out of some tight spots. Perkins was the man who saw that the ball was snapped on the signal and with Weaver was co-captain. Sals- bury could pull out of the line with the best of them, while White helped out with some hard blocks. Stecovich was feared for his bone- crushing tackles. A fine blocking end, Ginther, teamed up with a hard hitting tackle, Showalter, to form a mean set of inside linebackers. Slow proved his versatility by learning to play several positions, on offense and defense. Friley was outstanding as a defensive halfback. Although these players were important, next year will find 13 lcttcrmen returning who also played an important role in the success of the season. HIGHLIGHTS The come-from-behind victory at Delta Sweet revenge against Wauseon After trailing 13-0 at the half, the Bear win at Dehance , . . The time records set by our captains at Home- coming ceremonies The outstanding morale of the team was ter- rific as they came back from a defeat at the hands of Napoleon to beat Liberty and give arch-rival Montpelier a whomping! NB is ww, F GO! GG! GO! Upper left: Brownie scrambles clown field for a block. Lozeer left: Roebuck rznnblcs for another long gain. Center: Ginther sets his eyes on enemy iargct. Upper right: White in front and Bluisdcll zero in for the tackle. Lower right: Four Bryan seniors - Perkins, Slow, Steeovieli. and YVhitc - gang up on Nz1polcun's 'lil Farkas. TONY WEAVER, sf., QB BOB PERKINS, sr., O LARRY SALSBURY, sf., G JOHN WHITE, sr., HB CHUCK FRILEY, Sr., IIB Assistant Coach Bernie Hatch Qleftl talks things over with Head Coach Fred Martinelli. Coach Martinelli did a fine job of teaching the backs precision football. Coach Hatch dutifully led his S'brutes to Teddy for practice each day. DAVB ROBBUOK, jfs, HB RON PAYNE, Jr., T DUANE BROWN, Jr., B DAN SPANGLER, Jr., FB BOB BLAISDELL, Jr., T 132 JOHN STECOVICH, S1-N LOWELL SHOWALTER, JIM GINTHER, Sr., E DON SLOW, Sr., T-E FB Sr., T Bryan's hard working managers are, from left to right, Andy Zumfelde, Dale Walker, Pete Shin- dledecker, and Mike Strup. Five Bryan boys became pigskin heroes when the League Coaches selected them as members of the All-League Squad. Those honored were Hob Perkins. offensive Center: Larry Salsbury, offen- sive guard: Dave Roebuek, offensive half-back,: and John Steeovich, defensive linebacker. Duane Brown was awarded Honorable Mention at offen- MAR1K PHILLIPS, Jr., G JIM ALTAFFER, jr., C DICK BURNS, Jr., T DICK BRANNAN. Jr- HB sive end. LUM HUMBARGER JERRY BREWER, so., G DARIEL YOUNG, so., E LARRY HANNA, so., QB so., T 133 ' ' sl 5, ,m f Q i Q fn 'LC E L l Anus, 'Q' i -- - ff ' + G saw ? 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Everybody Holler llllll' l957-58 varsity and 11-sc-1'x'c Clicvrleading -Iuniv Hurtloxg Z1 sopl1on1o1'v.will look forwzircl to sqnncls unclci' Ilia- clii'vc'tion of Conch Nlfincvril. have ll'f'lIlQOl1lllQ2llI1 nvxt ya-nr. :ulclvcl to ilu- t'IlIllllSlllSlIl of our games. The varsity Clin-1-1'lc11clvi's lvcl yvlls :it all tlic football games, brav- ing ilu' volcl :incl lllllll,l1I1d wvrc assisted at thc lizislwtlmzlll gainn-s by tlic rcscrvc Cl1c01'lcaclc1's. Joann lily. wvrx' llic- sn-nior nlcnilucrs of llic squad. Gwcn -lonvs and bauncly Ringvr, wllo arc Juniors, and Class. liclpvcl out ill lllL'I'lOI1lCL'Olllll'lg game. PliRl EC'I' TIMING RESl'I,'l'S FROM ll.-XRD WORK: Sue Foglvsomz. Polly Brownwvll. Diana' Sprow. Maury ju Maison. and Dolores Clark. 135 'l'lw c'l1cc1'li':1clc-is niziclc poslvrs llirongliout thc yvzii' zinnl clcc'or:1Ic-cl :ln old cur io ridc in for thc' Hoinvconiing gziniv wllivli zxclclm-cl to ilu' oxcilvliicnt. 'lllll' I'l'Sl'l'X'l' c'l1cc1'lm-aiclws. Bfziry .lo Mason, Sue Gzirwoocl. who si-rx'ccl as licucl Cl1L'Cl'll'Z1llf'l'. :md Alina Fo!ll'SOI1Q'. l7i1mc- Sprow. llc-lorvs Clark :incl Polly lll'0XK'IlXYl'll. wlio XIII' :Ill Illi'IlllX'l'S of llw sopliomon: VARSITY SQUAD, First Row: Managers Gray, Whitney, Coaches Ebersole, Sumpterg Man- ager Myers. Standing: Young, White, Miller, Mignery, Burns, Roebuck, Long, Frank, Brown. Golden Bears Register 16-2 Season Record Top League with 6-0 Mark Coach Ebcrsole gave to the Bryan fans a basket- ball team which will be remembered for its high speed offense. In League competition, this year,s quintet averaged twenty points more than their op- ponents. Co-captains Lonnie Frank and Ron Miller led the team throughout the season with Frank as the playmaker and Miller handling -the rebounding. DRIVING AND FAKING, Frank goes around his man. Two juniors, Dave Roebuck and Dick Burns, con- tributed most of the scoring punch. Duane Brown was the spark plug for the defense. For reserve strength Coach called on two sophomores, Daniel Young and John Mignery. Seniors Wayne Long and John White helped keep the regulars hustling. LOOKING TOWARD NEXT YEAR, Brownie imitates Frank, - K- V: - RESERVE SQUAD, First Row: Myers, Managerg S. Bran- Fitzenrider, Brown, Trausch, Stahl, Lowe, Gilbert, Altafifer nan, Brewer. Gray, Managerg Stecovieh, D, Brannan, Whit- Coach Ebersole. NotPictu7e1l.' Garber. ney, Manager. Second Row: Coach Sumpter, Hanna Although Coach Ray Sumpter's Reserves had good height and a fast breaking team. they only managed to break even for the season. However, the team. composed mostly of sophomores. gained the much-needed experience required for Coach Ebersole's Varsity. Schedule Varsity They Reserve They Tourney Perrysburg 52 47 59 39 T rail Montpelier 68 50 57 50 Defiance 52 39 45 47 Hillsdale 56 47 49 48 Delta 81 48 59 42 SECTIONAL wattscon 70 51 44 46 Dnnnnne 58 Libbey 68 43 Holiday BW-nn 59 Akron Ellet 78 56 Tourney Holland 66 Napoleon 80 67 40 39 Bryan 83 swamon 69 60 29 40 Swanton 57 Macombef 42 52 22 46 Bfrnn 72 Liberty center 66 49 46 49 b DISTRICT Van lVert 74 65 48 45 Luna 71 Montpelier 56 46 41 37 Bryan 51 Paulding 69 42 36 48 Defiance 46 49 40 43 Wauseon 56 53 28 41 Below: DICK BURNS out reaches his opposition. League and Sectional Champions RON MILLER LONNIE FRANK Forward, Senior Guard, Senior JOHN MIGNERY DAVE ROEBUCK Forward, Sophomore Forward, junior COACHES DUDLEY EBERSOLE fleftj and RAY SUMPTER look over the season's spoils. Quite a haul! 138 JOHN WHITE Guard. Senior DUANE BROWN Guard, Junior WAYNE LONG Forward. Senior DARIEL YOUNG Guard, Sophomore DICK BURNS O0r1tor..Iunior 139 J FRESHMAN SQUAD, First Row: Barron Patten Blalsdell Elser Davis Cayton Curtlce Standing: Coach Martinelli, Kyser, Brannan Huffman Wiley Mitchell Isaac Shankster Freshman S che dule Montpelier ........ Delta ..... Wauseon .... Edon ..... N aploen ..... Swanton ........ Liberty Center Napoleon .... Montpelier ...... Montpelier 41 .... Defiance ...... Napoleon 'lf Wauseon 9' .. junior High S chedule Delta ................ Wauseon .. Edon ....... Swanton ..... Liberty Center Napoleon ...... . . Montpelier .. Napoleon ll .. Defiance .. N' tourney Frosh and jumor H1 ers F1ght Hard We .... 33 22 .... 48 15 .... 48 34 . . .. 37 21 .... 54 24 .... 54 21 .... '27 -24 .... 36 45 .... 34 28 .... 34 20 . 34 17 . 36 25 . 27 32 We They 26 27 36 22 31 38 32 21 17 25 20 40 19 30 29 43 23 32 140 l They SECTIONAL CHAMPS' Young C251 and Frank QIOQ bring down the he Diamond Gems Sparkle 1957 Bears Top League and District The 1957 edition of Bryan baseball was one of the most successful in recent years. The team won 10 games while losing 3 for a percentage of .762. The Sumpterites won their third successive Sectional championship, second successive District championship, and were undefeated as League champions for the second time in the last three years. 1957 SCHEDULE Bryan .................. . . . Dehance Bryan . . . fWauseon Bryan . . . Defiance Bryan ....... iiWauseon Bryan .... 4'Liberty Center Bryan ......,. +Napoleon Bryan .... 9fLiberty Center Bryan ...... Edgerton Bryan . . . ........ . . . . . Napoleon 1957 BASEBALL TEAM. First Row: Ruder, Hanna, S. Brannan, Voigt, Gray, Burns, D. Brannan, Stecovich. Second Row: Roebuck, Long, Bodman, Merillat, llzimet, Eaton, Frank, Myers. Third Row: Coach Hatch, Phipps, The high point of the season came on April 30 in the Sectional Tournament at Defiance. Bryan defeated Van Wert 3-0 as fireball Bob Hamet pitched a perfect game-the first in Bryan High history. The reserve team had a 2-1 record, defeating West Unity and Defiance while losing to Ridge- ville. TOURNAMENT GAMES Sectional at Defence Bryan 7 ........................ Defiance 0 Bryan 3 .. .. Van Wert 0 Bryan 12 .. ..... eWauseon 2 District at Holgate Bryan 3 .................. St. Mary's 0 Regional at Lima Bryan 1 . .. .............. Marion Harding 2 99 Indicates a League Game. Moore, Glantz, Kyser, Miller, White, Delmar Young, Coach Sumpter. Back Row: Wygant, Hughes, Lowe, Brown, Fitzenrider, Dariel Young, Gilbert. . 1, ' -' ff- r. 142 Bryan's Hall of Fame Above Left to Right: BRYAN HIGH'S FABULOUS BATTERY. Bob Hamet, pitcherg Del Young, catcherg Dave Roebuck, pitcher. Right: SCRAPPY FRANK readies to fire to first and nail the batter. Below: WAYNE LONG shows the form that made him one of our four most potent offensive threats. Lower Right: THE BALL used by Hamet in the famous perfect game. l Bryan Cindermen Have Winning Ways Bears Undefeated Against All Comers The 1957 track squad gave Bryan a season to be reinembered for many years. The team won all five of their dual meets with little difficulty. They were crowned League Champs at Napoleon, win- ning an easy victory. On May 15 the thinclads played host for night relays. the first time Bryan has attempted such an event. They showed little sym- pathy for their guests. as they won five of the six trophies. losing only the shuttle-hurdle relay. Two Jims, Brannan and Martin, combined for three records. Red Brannan tied the League rec- ord and set a school record by running the 120-yard low hurdles in I4 seconds. Big Jim Martin set a new school and League record in the shot put with a toss of 48 feet Mg inches. At the District Meet, -lim set a school mark in the discus with a heave of I33 feet 3 inches. The underclass teams showed promise. The Freshmen were undefeated in two meets, overcom- ing Vtlauseon twice. The Reserves had only one meet. but it was a dandy. In a triangular tiff with Paulding and Hicksville. they emerged victorious, edging Paulding by only one point. 1957 TRACK TEAM. Fin! Row: Isaac, Blaisdell. Law, Schad, Iluntley, Carroll, Huinbarger. Peters. Perkins, H. Ruder. Shaw. Second Row: Leidigh. Moss. Rogers, Pollick. Powser, Friley. Black. Brewer, Lyons, Stokes. Goebel. M, Buntain. Thtrrl Row: Coach Martinelli, The Junior High won two meets, dumping Wauseon twice. However, they lost one meet to Napoleon and Finished second to the Naps in the League meet. 1 1957 SCHEDULE April 12 ....... Bryan 7512 Liberty Center 4315 April 17 Bryan 91 Delta 27 April 24 Bryan 58 Butler 51 April 26 Bryan 70 Napoleon 48 May 2 Bryan 80 Defiance 38 May 7-8 ....... League Meet at Napoleon Bryan 46 M5 Liberty Center 33 My Napoleon 32 Montpelier l4Mg May l5 Bryan Relays Bryan 36 Bowling Green 30 Napoleon 24 Maumee 20 Altaffer, Ledyard, Ginther, Levy, Martin, Track Queen Barbara Gray. Wlinzeler, Vtlard, Payne. Stecovich, Coach Strup, llartman. Davis. Back Row: McIlwain, Martin. Burns, Marquis. Spangler, Slow. Roebuck. 4 1 4 ,g la Q 'Bm g R 1' I. H n . b Q K' : xiii , ,, rg 3F fe:- . 3 f. f f' gi' , N5 Q., , I. , f 41 :Q 1 If , V i be Spotlight the Stars Upper Left: DANNY SPANGLER crosses the tape first in the League 440. Left Cen- ter: CHIP WINZELER and JOHN HARTMAN execute a handoff in the 880 relay. Lower Left: JOHN STECO- VICH contemplates his next vault. l'It's a long way up! Lower Center: JIM MARTIN practicing the form that ruled the League. Lower Right: CHUCK FRILEY comes home first again in his specialty, the mile run. Center Right: GARY POWSER, Left, drives hard as he passes his baton to UDEACONB' BLACK in the mile relay against Butler. Upper Right: COACH MARTINELLI shows CLARENCE LYONS proper starting technique. R x ly ,ft 1 MEDALIST Mark Phillips tees off. Tee-Men Are Tops Golf Has Finest Year Bryan High had good rcason to hc proud of their golf toain. 'llhcy won 5 uiatchc-S and lost only l. On May l7 thc squad travclcd to Swanton to Compvte in the District tournament. ln a field of 12, they placed third, with a scorc ot' 358. Thi team provided their be-st showing on tht-ir last out- ing, winning thc hiontpvlicr Invitational with a score of 527. Also Competing' wt-rc Bowling Grvcn, Napoleon, Swanton. llcfiancv. Klontpclicr, and Archbold. lwark Phillips was invdalist with a scorc of 78. 1957 SC'HlfDl7I,lf April 23 .... .... l Bryan l0 eNapolc'on ll April 26 .... .... l iryan 17M iMontpvlicr GVQ April 29 .... .,.. l Bryan ll 'x'lNlontp0licr IUVQ May' lil .... .... l Bryan 16M NNapolc0n 7M May 21 ......... liryan IGM 'x'Napolt'on 7M I,l:'.flClfl5 .lI1f1i'l', AIAY Il Napolc-on 533 Bryan 539 lVlontpt'lit'r 613 'wlriclicatcw ll la-agiic game J 1957 GOLF TEAM. Front Razr: xVI'llVf'l', Czimpbvll, Slim: Phillips. Callirrs. larkcr. Brown. Back Row: Coavh Ehvrsolv, Garwood. lNlt-yor, lN1ottc-r. Ks-lly. Uilrvzith, lfrzippivr. Pfafl, Bany, Connin. qw- . 'iwf '1'llv!Irvrg.w 'Pf-'g-'-rffv--v - - wr j1-'ul-r-sw-f ajfir' .ii',Ph'QWf?'1'1l?l'C'-f1Z7'1F-fl!'1 '1 T5'5'T3Yi' li lu' T I will l H 1 ' ' X-.N V I Jnuuw A LAST LOOK. Gleaming in the winter sunlight, the new Bryan High School lies waiting for future generations. This Was the Year This Was the Year. . . This was IGY, the International Geophysical Year, July 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1958. It was a tur- bulent year, blazing with sun spots, comets' tails, and Northern Lights. In Bryan on July 4, a small, savage tornado ripped the clock from the court house and roofs from store buildings. . .And on October 4 Rus- sia launched Sputnik I, the first Earth satellite, fol- lowed shortly by Sputnik II, or Mutnik, carrying the dog Laika to her death. On February 1, the U.S. satellite Explorer took to the stratosphere. In Bryan it was the year of the bricklayer. The new high school, St. Patrick's Church, and a wing on the hospital were completed, and the armory was begun. All all-out effort to develop the Recreation Park landed Bryan in the top 22 Cities of America and made an impressive entry in the Community Achievement contest. B.G.S.U. opened a branch in Bryan. Congressman Clevenger retired, and John Hartman became a candidate in the May primary. Death claimed Bryan business men Carson Connin, Charles Hutchison, and Harry and Walter Gardner, and on February 28 Joe DeLong, B.H.S. junior, died suddenly of a heart ailment. Headlines featured integration riots in Little Rock, Billy Gra.ham's Madison Square Garden evan- gelistic campaign, and an oflicial visit from England's charming Queen Elizabeth II. The con- troversy of the year centered around American educa- tional methods versus European ones. Sportswise, the Brooklyn Dodgers moved to Los Angeles, and Lew Burdette hurled the Milwaukee Braves to a 4-3 World Series victory over the Yankees. Ohio State defeated Oregon in the Rose Bowl. Pat Boone captured hearts with April Love. Jimmy Rogers was a hit with Honeycomb and Kisses Sweeter than Winef' The Eberle brothers sent the rock-and-roll fans with Wake Up, Little Susie. The Ten Commandments came to Bryan, and Bryanites went elsewhere to see Around the World in Eighty Days. TV favorites were the Nel- sons, Alfred Hitchcock, Gunsmoke, Steve Allen, Garry Moore, and Perry Mason. Small foreign cars became more numerous, and last year's fins were receding. Dress fashions took on a 1920 look and the sack led the Easter parade with shorter skirts and lowered waistline. And back of the facade of spring gaiety, April 1958 found fear lurking. Unemployment, the cold war, the cost of living, juvenile delinquency-all were problems that refused to go away. To the graduates of the year there was un- limited challenge and opportunity to learn more and to live up to their fullest capacities. 147 ..-......k,,,..... . , V, , f .... , vu-n.......m,.......v ,. . . --- 2, 2. gh I0 S 'll , ni f 5 as l ? i i V ' zo. ,., , 1. 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