Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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'er- -- 1.3.1. 151 vi, A, 'L C313- .41-f ., 1 - .. .b 1 . 4 .L- .-nl I v .1 qf, v ' .W wp ,. .-M .. ,-.5 3 ','f'x, '- 1 . , , A W 1 ,,r L 4- X 1- , , Q 1' ' v M- .,.,. . , ,M ' f 14 f '. V, ,fn f' f X' 'rl ,f , , . ,gf - f. M, 1 ,.-- ,-X--.1.,,-..--U. .uf .ffwmewvvlm-uwzmmumuu THE BUCYRIAN Volume XLVII Year 1957 Bucyrus High School Bucyrus, Ohio. The Bueyrian TABLE OF CONTENTS History of School -- Memoriam TTTTA Faculty ..... Upperclassmen -- Sports --- Clubs ATTTYTTS Underclassmen - - - Advertising - - - Index .... Editor-in-Chief --- Affociazfe Editor-- Izmior Editor- - junior Editor- so -, Bminerf Manager, -- Adzfertirirzg Manager Szrlrrcripziorz Manager-- -- Judith Judy Marjorie Sheerer john Eickel - joan Kiess - s Tedica Cook , Barbara Miller s jackie Slgme 2 X an .-My - x 31-X Q! J,- -xx ALMA MATER To Biicyrnx High we wife our Jong, To thee lore to Jing. The nizine that Jeff oni' heizm afliznze. And mizlzef onr zfoicef ring, To Bncyriif High, our flew olil High, In pmife our ooicei Jwell, The .rrenef of happy high school flnyf, The Home we love Jo well. Oh morning glow which filly zhe eizfl, Oh mn which fhinef or noon, Oh .rlizm which hloom at ez enfifle, Oh mcliiznt glowing moon, Looh from the pothleff, nzifre rloine, And hlefy nr from ahove, Oni high fchool holly and high ,ruhool zmllf The B.H.S. we lore. When from the fold we for erhfzll Jzmy Wfilh Joiilf no longer young, We'll ne'er forget our high ffhool ilfiyj, Thofe happy flizyf gone hy. Anil when 0717 Jlepf have feehle grown Oni journey almoxt clone, E'en zhen with fleeting hraath z1'e'll pmife Our dear B!lL'j'7ll.f High. Histor Of School The Bucyrus City School System was established in 1824 when a law was passed providing for the funds to support a public educational system. Classes met in school buildings in various locations over the years until 1850, when a new building was built on the present school site, a little to the west of the high school building. This build- ing served as the central elementary and high school until 1920 when a bond issue was passed providing for approximately one million dollars to be used to construct a new three story brick structure on the ground then occupied by the old Union building. The building provided for in the bond issue is our present high school. The plans provided for forty-eight classrooms, a one thousand seat auditorium with an adjacent gymnasium and a cafeteria. The cafeteria has not been used for many years and is now used by the band. The building was dedicated in 1922 although the bonds were just recently paid off in 1954. My The second floor, main hall. The auditorium. ,c ffm' The new, partially completed, Carlisle Elementary Grade The library. School. 4 History f School This year there are thirty-six teachers employed for grades seven through twelve, teaching some eight hundred and seventy-five students. The library has a collection of approximately three thousand books with a monthly circulation averaging 900. Engaged in the choral and instrumental music program there are approximately six hundred students. The school has a very active extracurricular club program with about twenty-five clubs participating. This year the Pep Club was organized for the 'supporters of the athletic teams. In 1955 the voters of Bucyrus approved a bond issue in the amount of one million six hundred fifty thousand dollars to be used for the construction of two new grade schools and additions to the other four schools. 'Win- I -1 s-Ll.!.-. Part of the home economics kitchens. The machine shop. The Chg-gmigtry laboratory. The woodworking shop. 5 In Memoriam Phil Yuhas Richard Cluff lt matter: not bow they died, but bow they lived. The Senior Class was saddened this year by the loss of two of our classmates, Phillip Yuhas and Richard Cluff. Phil died in an auto accident on October 26, 1956. His smile and gay chuckle will always be remembered by his classmates. Rich died on November 26, 1956, after a long illness. The memory of his quiet manner and friendliness will never be forgotten. Although they have gone before us, the memories of these two boys will live in our hearts always. The Class of 1957 6 Q Q ,Q Q ' 6 3 X, ., 1 , gg 5 f x Q an 3 JB X Heads K...- f ' of K State Superintendent May 31, 1957 Class of 1957 Bucyrus High School Bucyrus, Ohio Dear Seniors: If you are to grow into a resourceful, inde- pendent, efficient human being, the sooner you learn to face life as it is, the better. You have all heard that experience is the best teacher, but if you do not have background or the trained mind that sees the implication of experi- ence, then it becomes valueless. There is a working principle under every ac- tivity which will give you accuracy, speed, and work well done. Knowledge is power. Never cease to learn. K Best Wishes. I Snive-rivzlencieazt I I M115 Secretaries f 45 W , r .,y y Z,yp f T f J! v 'V ' Wy., .5 I lv I Lgfz to Right: Mrs. Mfihley Mrs Bradsroclt Principal May 51, 1957 Class of 1957 Bucyrus High School Bucyrus. Ohio Dear Seniors: Wfe are living in one of the greatest of all ages. Never have the national and world problems been so grave. Likewise, never have the challenges for leadership been so great. The professions. business and industry offer unlimited opportunities. You have but to make the choice. XY'e are proud to live in a country where this individual opportunity exists and where the rights of the individual tal-ie precedent over any political issue, l am confident you will assume the responsi- bility to perpetuate this great principle of individual freedom. Sincerely, ,-asv 'x WMM! Quay ' Robert Latta Pfmfipdl Prifzciprzl Secretar And Attendance 1 4 'Wa Left to Right: Mrs. Price, Mrs. Seits, Attemifzme. Faculty Winona Bollenbacher Mary C. Brelsford Howard C. Bryant f an James CQX Richard Ff2.1'lfZ Lucille .Il Howard E. Havr A . Martha E. I-lesson I 0 . gr In Grace Hibarger Faculty ' john V. Hutton Dolores Kenny Mary Kiess Alex Kish Curtis B. Kuenzli Ella Meck Kathryn Meck 'I l f f ff jf W - Caroline B. McGrew Forest W. Merrz F acul t Helen E. Millar june L, Moor W wt W iuuM ,, ,, VL james L, Oberlantlcr Juanita Renkert fri 'FW J. Richard Simcrix Marjorie G. Smith 12 Charles D. Nelson K I Joh n M. Roseberry Francis E. Stewart Faculty Richard J. Srranges Mary Szasz Frances E. Thompson Charles F. Tschanen Don F. Tschanen Edna Ulmer B655 H, Ward David W. Winefordner Robert Wolfe 13 Teachers' Director WINONA BOLLENBACHER B.S. in Ed., Capital University. Math 7-8. Interniecli- ate Tri-Hi-Y Aclrfiror. MARY C. BRELSFORD B.S. in Home Economics, Miami University and Ohio State University. Horne Econornicr l-8. Pep Clah ancl F.H.A. Aclzfifor. I-IOXVARD C. BRYANT A.B. in Ed., Heidelberg College. Math 45 Geogra- phy 7. 7th Gracie Clair Aciuitor. JAMES W. COX B.S., Ohio University. lnclnrtrial Arty. RICHARD O. FRANTZ B.S. in Ed., University of South Carolina. Phyrical Ecincation ancl Health. Varrity B Aclniror. Heacl Football Coach. LUCILLE HALM B.S., Miami University, M.A., Columbia University. Aclrfancecl Math. Girly' Coitnrellor. HOWARD E. HAVRON A.B., Franlin Clndb College, A.M., Oberlin College. Vocational American Hirtory and Government, Anierican Hirtory. Stnilent Conncil Aclviror. MARTHA E. HESSON A.B., M.A., Ohio University. Latin, Spanirh. Lan- gaage Clah Acloisor. GRACE HIBARGER B.S., Kansas State College. Biology ancl General Science. Boorter Clnh Aclniror. JOHN V. HUTTON B.S., Ohio Northern University, M.A., Ohio State University. Science 7, Vocational Hirtory, janior High School Principal ancl Boyr' Coztnf-elor. DOLORES KENNY A.B., Denison University. Shorthancl, Typing, Sec- retarial Practice. 8th Gracle Clair Aclnifor. MARY KIESS B.S., Bowling Green State University. Phyfical Edn- cation anti Health. Aclrfifor of G.A.A.,. Leaclerf Clnh, ancl Cheerleaclerr. ALEX KISH B.S. in Ed., Wittenberg College, MS., University of Oklahoma. Drioerr Training ancl Wforld Hiytory. jnnior Hi-Y Aclifiror. CURTIS B. KUENZLI B.S. in Education, Wittenberg College, Ohio North- ern College, Columbia College. General Math. Plane Geometry. fitnior Recl Croix. L CAROLINE B. MCGREW B.S. in Ed., Miami University. Englirh 7 and Read- ing. Blne Triangle Aclzfiror. ELLA MECK B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, M.A., Ohio Stare University. Englirh 7 and S. KATHRYN C. MECK B.A., Ohio Wesleyaii, M.A., Ohio State, Columbia University. Algebra, Speech. Srzrclent Council. FOREST W. MERTZ A.B., M.A., Ohio State University. Phyricf, Chem- iftry, General Science: Adviror: Stage Crew. Teachers' Directory HELEN E. MILLAR B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University. Englirh 9 ancl IO. Frerhman Clan Aclcifor. JUNE L. MooR B.S. in Vocational Home Ec., Oklahoma ASLM, Home Economicf. FHA. Aclziior. CHARLES D. NELSON B.S. in Ed., Clarion CPal. State Teachers, MED., University of Pittsburgh. Lihrarian. Annual Staff, Eclitorial' Aclziror. JAMES L. OBERLANDER B.S., Ashland College. Bookkeeping, Burinefi Arith- metic. Burinerr Lau. and Confunzer Economic Proh- lemf. Financial Aclziror to Annual Staff 8a Bucyrian Staff. School Treafurer. JUANITA RENKERT B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University. Englirh 8, Latin Il. Blue Triangle Co-Adziror. JOHN M. ROSEBERRY B.S. in Ed., Ohio University. Vocational Engliih, American Hiitorg, Ohio Hirtorj and Gorernment. Pep Cluh Co-Adzifor. junior High Coach. J. RICHARD SIMCOX B.S. in Ed with Music Supervision, Muskingum Col- lege. Instrumental Muiic Gracler 4-12. junior Bancl, Senior Bancl, Dance Bancl. MARJORIE G. SMITH B.S., Ohio University. Elementary ancl High School Art. FRANCIS E. STEWART University of Toledo. Shop Math IO, Machine Science, Machine Math and Drawing, Machine Shop. Voc. Inclurtrial Cluh. junior Clary, Faculty Manager of Athleticr. RICHARD J. STRANGES A.B. Secondary Ed., Miami University, West Liberty State College. English, journalism, General Business. Aclzfiror Bucyrian, lntermecliate Hi-Y. MARY SZASZ B.A., Connell College. Engliih. Tri-Hi-Y Acloiror. FRANCES E. THOMPSON B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University. Ciificf, Social Prohlemi, World Hirtory. Senior Clan Acloiror. CHARLES F. TSCHANEN B.S. in Ed., Marietta, Ohio Northern, O.W.U. 7 Science. Con.ferz'a!ion. DON F. TSCHANEN B.A,, Heidelberg. Science, Heacl Baiehall Coach, flrtiitant in other rporti. EDNA ULMER B.M. Dana Musical lnstituteg Vocal Muiic 7-12, Dir- ector of junior ancl Senior Choiri. BESS H. WARD A.B., Florida State University, University of Florida, Montclair State'Teachers College. Englirh II, III, IV. Sophomore Clan Aclzfiior, Teen Den. DAVID W. WINEFORDNER B.S. of Ed., Ohio Universityg Bowling Green and Ohio University. 7th Geography and 8th Hirtory. Senior Hi-Y, Acluifor. Heacl Barhethall Coach. ROBERT WOLFE B.A., Heidelberg Collegeg Math 8: Head Coach of Trach ancl Arrirtant in other sporty. School Board Left to Right: I. J. Miller, Superintendentg Mrs. Ethel Bradstock, Clerk-Trefuurer: Clare Sharrock, George Stoltz, Fred Ward, Emerson Stuckman, Franklin Roberts. Custodians 5 ,-if Left lo Right: Mr. Roy fShortyD Sturtz, Mr. Scott lMacD McPherson, Mr. Otto Ulmer, Mr, Elmer McAdams, Mr. Ollie Powel, Nor Pictured Mr. Samuel Smith, I6 X ,tt E 4 XM n kky 5 N R if Q x if P, f A x F1C5Ul'l'1l 2027q Pays W vt K V 5 ' I f x ff s , H, Q33 55' 4-, , s 4 I X -X ' I ,,-:..- , N Q ,-'T- ' 'QIRXX f 4 gg Q33 X r Ni it.: , '----.- ' an I-IA l I , 'N 7 I7 Senior Class fficers Left to Rigblz John Boorn, Pretident: Mary Ann Huggins, Vice-Preridentg Miss Thompson, Ad- 1fi.t0'f,' Judy Judd, Secretary: john Willacker, Treasurer. The Senior Class of 1957 leaves B.H.S. with a feeling of accomplishment. They outdid themselves on the Junior-Senior Receptiong they captured many scholastic honorsg and their gift to the school will be appreciated by all. This year they finally were able to enjoy a dance without having to do any work for it. The reception was a success as far as they were concerned. The Seniors chose blue and white as the class colorsg the white rose as their class flowerg and Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm, as their class motto. The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners was the play selected by the two speech classes for presentation on March 28 and 29. All the Seniors will agree that their four years have been both educational and satisfying. We leave with pleasant memories. 18 Vhen From The . ,X-L . DONNA LEE ACHOR TERRY K. ACKERMAN I A Eold We Far Shall Stra , LEE WILLIAM ALLEN XVILLIAM LEWIS ARNOLD PHYLLIS HELEN BARNHART JERRY LEE BAUM DENNIS ALAN BEEBE BETTY ANN BENACH I9 With Souls No Longer Young, JOHN PEARCE BOORN ROBERT WILLIAM BREISINGER ROSS W. BRINKMAN SARA ELLEN BRYANT 20 W! A GEORGE EDWARD BERGEN LARRY LEE BITTIKOFER BARBARA ANN BLACKBURN LARRY DUANE BOGAN N611 Ncfer Forget ur High School Days, SANDRA JEAN CALDWELL ERNEST EUGENE CAMPBELL 5 'oi ox i 5 is JAMES EDWARD CARPENTER SANDRA LOUISE CARSON ROBERT NOLAN CARTER KENNETH CLARE CHANDLER ?.f: J R X if 1 va f RICHARD ALLEN CHRISTMAN 4 V 4, PATRICIA ANN CLARK W A S'SJS S'V ' A ,1,.o 'Q W A . . f ' .,,. 7 5 -v',. ,, Aff ',T,' L 55 1 '2' M y , M' 21 Those Happ ays Gone B . TEDICA ANN COOK RONALD JASON CRESS ARDEN WAYNE CRUM TERRY ARDEN COOPER NANCY LEE COPPER DAVID ARTHUR COTNER JANIS AMELIA DEARE RONALD LEE EDSINGER 22 And When ur Steps Have RONALD CURTIS FAHL X DAVID N. EAILOR e ,,-f ': 'A ,Q 5 . A43 , S - , -f-.L1ff4,gf,f,g Feeble Grown ' 5 BEVERLY JEAN FEIK SHERRY EFFIE LOU FISHER BARBARA ANN FLOCK RUSSELL PHILIP EOWLER, Jr. NANCY LEE-BELLE FRASCH , LINDA LEE FRIEND A' 231 5'?Wff1 ,HSD ' ,.,1, , .fc ur Ourney Almost Done, WILMA MARIE FRITZ DAVID L. GATCHELL 3'-.f Q H'f LESTER DAVID HART IW VIRGINIA SUE HART 41 DOROTHY ELEANOR GISTLE JUDITH ANN HANCOCK SHIRLEY ANN HEIBY SUSAN JEAN HEINLEN 1, ww ww' I . . A Q X OO.OO , 24 E'en Then With Fleeting Breath We'11 Praise R PENELOPE ANN HENNEY JACK BUCHANAN HEWITT GEORGE ARTHUR HOLT JR. MARY ANN HUGGINS 'U' KATHRYN MARIE JOHANSEN JUDY MABEL DEE JUDD KAY ELLEN JUDD JUDITH ANNE JUDY 25 ur Dear Bucyru S High A W I , In V ,.,,: V ,wbgw-A A -Q1V1 A 3 A DAVID WAYNE KARG DONNA JEAN KELLER MICHAEL ANTHONY KELLEY PATSY KATHLEEN KELLEY JOHN HARVEY KIESS LEE NORMAN KISOR p'+,g,:f Av,59'vsv -A - - L EUGENE FRANKLIN KLINGENBERGER VIVIAN MARIE KNECHT 26 4 'YK94' h Morning Glow Which Fills The East, RICHARD ROTH KRAUT NANCY JOAN KROCK WILLIAM ROY LARUE L40 EDWARD ROY LIGHT DENVER MATTHEXV LOXVERY CHARLES GRAHAM MARQUIS LUANA SUE MC CALLISTER SHERRY ANN MC CLELLAN 27 P Oh Sun Which hines At 0011 Wm I W AG., GILBERT DURELL PARKER PHYLLIS ANN PFLEIDERER , ITG' ARTHUR SAMUEL POWELL A09 SANDRA LEE RARICK QR DAVID HAROLD MC CLINTOCK BARBARA ELAINE MC CLURE CATHERINE JEAN MC LAUGHLIN BARBARA JEAN MILLER Oh Stars Which Bloom At Eventide, ,ah Q I THERESA DELORES RAUTH -145' HAROLD XVILLIAM REININGER RICHARD ALLEN ROTHHAAR BELLE MARTIN ROWLAND vm, NM.. ,,., . ,V if EZ PAUL DELANE ROXVLAND BETTY ANN RYLAND f ' I ' ' ' , ,K ,W ,sn L QL W7 AUDREY O. SECKEL BONNIE LOUISE SHACKELFORD 29 h Radiant Glowing Moon, JACQUELINE SUE SLANE CAROL ANN SMITH LARRY DEAN SMITH JOHN FREDERICK SPAID 30 CONSTANCE SUE SHAFFSTALL MARJORIE ANNE SHEERER WAYNE EUGENE SHERMAN ROGER LE ROY SITES X I AELI I I I , I- ,.-1. - I A EGSSG,YGIY nn? n-m. 's. Look From The Pathless, Azure Dome, CAROLYN LUCILLE STARNER RONALD GENE STATON ivy: ig ' 1 M, if 11- fy' :gum DIXIE ANN STINEHELFER QV fa N- ,Tx I-:Lv ROBERT OWEN TRGUT PENELOPE ANN TUPPORD 3 SONDRA RAY WESSEL ww! KAREN ELRENE WHITEMAN JOHN FRANCIS WILLACKER 31 And Bless Us From Above. Donna Lee Achor Brunette,f are ritcb coquetterf' Courre: Burinerr Actirfitier: Tri-H1-Y J, 2. Ambition: Hourezcife Hobby: lV'riting relf-tbougbt .rtorier Terry K. Ackerman My memory it tbe tlying I forget -z1'itb. Courre: College Prep. Actiifitier: Clary Secretary 3: Cboir 4: Speecb Club 4. Ambition: To be a .ruccerr in life. Hobbierz Carr and Pobular Recordr. Lee William Allen Blurbing ir tbe color of virtue. Courrez Burinerr Actizfitierz Bucyrian Staff 4. Ambition: Attend Bnrinerr Scbool Hobbier: Popular rnnric, carr. William Lewis Arnold A little nonrenrc non' and tben ir relirbed by tbe bert of men. Coiirrei College Prep, Activitier: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Trearurer 2, Prerident 4g Annual Staff 3, 4: Cboir 2, 5: Football lg Barketball l, 2, 4: Tracle l, 5, 4: Golf 2: Speech Club 4.- Ambition: To be iz ruccerr in zvlaatezfer field I cboore. Hobbiev: Sportr lllurtrated illagazine and Golf. Phyllis Helen Barnhart Her .runny dirporition bringr ber many friendff' Courre: Commercial Actizfitiefz F.H.A. l, 2: Leaderr' Club 3, 4 Preridentx G.A.A. l, 2, 5, 4: Intramural Cbairinan 3, PI'L',fl!1'G?1f 4: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2: Annual Staff 4: Sfitdint Council 2. v JACKSON EDWARD WINTERS Senior Directory Ambition: Secretary or Hourcufife Hobbierz Popular record! 8: Dancing. Jerry Lee Baum He doer tbe zcork of a true man' Courre: Vocational Actizfitier: Vocational Club l, Z Ambition: Macbinirt 8: Mecbanic Hobbierz Hunting, firbing, and carr. Dennis Allan Beebe Stand by to crarbf' Courre: Commercial Actiritier: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Salerinan Hobby: Model Railroading Carr. Betty Ann Benach Her roice :war ever roft, gentle. and lozr: an excellent tbing in a woman. Courrez Commercial Acziritier: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Pep Club 4. Ambition: Office Manager and Hourezrife Hobbier: Knitting, crocbeting, collecting jewelry. George Edward Bergen He doe! tbe iob, big or rinall, and ir claimed to be a friend by all. Courre: College Tecb. Actizfitieit junior Red Ci-on lg ,fupryyljy-1, Club l, 2: Bitcrrian Staff l, 2, 5: Claojy- 2, 5, 4: Hi-Y 3. ll, Vice-P1'ei'idvnt,' ,'lIIUllcll Staff 3, 4: Clair Prerideiit 2, Tt'CiI,f1l7'L9t' S: Bareball l, 3, 4: Barbetball I, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Erigiiietriiig Hobbierz Stainft Collecting and Carr. Larry Lee Bitrikofer Bert tbingr tonic in little pm-lqglgg-,-I Coiirfez Vocational. Actiz'itie.r: Vocational Clnb 1, 2, Ambition: To Be An Engineer. 32 Barbara Ann Blackburn Silence if a golden gift. Courrez General Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobbier: Stamp Collecting and Cbina Col- letting. Larry Duane Bogan Knowledge corner. but ztirdoin lingerrf' Courre: College Tecb. Activitierz Hi-Y l, 2. 5. 41 Baieball 5, 4: Boyr' State Candidate 5. Ambition: To be a .fucce.f.ff1il engineer Hobbier: Artronomy. drazring. and science. John Pearce Boom Hit Jucceu nitb gif-lr. rriidier. and foot' ball prorer tbat in life be it-ill conquer all. Conrre: College Tecb. .'lctiz'itier: Tarn Den Board l. 2. 31 Clan Preridenr 1, 4. Trearurer I: Football l, 2. 3, Co-rxiptiziii 4: Traci l, 2, 3, 4: Barbel- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l. 2. 3. -ig flnniial Staff -li Band l, 2: Student Council l. .rlnzbitionz To be .riircerrliil Hobbirxvz Arr. reading. rportf. cbzircb irorb. and lgirlrb Robert Wlilliam Breisinger He ir boritivt and of an open and free' natn rc. Couric: College Tecb. Actiritiei: Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2 flrnbition: Civil Engineer Hobbieri BllL',l'l'Il.l' Little Tbeater. Ross W. Brinkman He gainr bit friendr by being one. Courre: College Tecb. Actizfitier: Hi-Y 2, 5 4: Barbetball l, 2 Football 1. 2: Tracb 1, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Lawyer Hobbier: Recorclr and grim. Sara Ellen Bryant Dance, dance. af long as ye can. we mart travel tbrougb life, but wby make a dead beat of it. Course: College Prep. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: G,A,A, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Cboir 2, 3, 4: Bucyrian Staff l, 2, 4, Advertising Man- ager 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Girls' Ensem- ble 2, 3, 4: Maiorette 3, 4: Cbeerleader 2: Pep Club 4: Speecb Club 4. Ambition: To be a psycbologist. Hobbies: Collecting costume jezielry and all types of records. swimming and danc- ing. joel Warren Butterman A jolly good fellozc, always ready to make bimself generally use,ful. ' Course: General Activities: Hi-Y 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Draftsman Hobbies: Sports and Babysitting. Sandra jean Caldwell Her smiles. ber uill, ber winning nay. bave made complete tbe day. ' Course: College Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, President 2, 3. Vice-President 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Leaders' Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 4: junior Red Cross 3: Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, Trearurer 4: Cboir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 41 Annual Staff 4. Ambition: Pbysical Tberapist Hobbies: Listening to recordt, swimming. and music. Ernest Eugene Campbell I never take a nap after dinner but u-'ben I bave bad a bad nigbt. tben tbe nap takes me. Course: College Tecb. Ambition: Arcbitect. Hobbies: Cars. james Edward Carpenter 'Never a care in tbe zcorld. Never a uorry bave I. Course: Vocational Activities: Vocational Club 1, 2: Track 2. Ambition: Farmer or Macbinist Hobby: Automobiles. Sandra Louise Carson Willing to 'work and kind of beartf' Courfez College Activitiefz Tri-I-li-Y 1: F.H.A. 2, 3: Span- iyb Club 1, 2: A Language Club 3, Presi- Senior Directory dent 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Speecb Club 4: Teen Den Board 4. Ambition: Teacber Hobbies: Collecting ralt and pepper sbak- err. and szvirnming. Robert Nolan Carter Silent in company, friend to bi.: friends. Course: Vocational Activities: Vocational Club 1. 2 Ambition: State Higbzvay Patrolman. Hobbief: Fixing Radior and T.V.'s. Kenneth Clare Chandler A steady and easy going fellow. Course: Businers. Activities: Language Club 4. Ambition: Manager of Meat Department Hobbies: Scale model trains. Richard Allen Christman Wit if tbe salt of conversation. Course: College Tecb. Activities: H1-Y 1, 2, 4: Student Council 3, President 4. Ambition: Engineer or Science Hobbief: Collecting coins, records, book! reading about and refigbting tbe Civil Wfar, and antagonizing teacbers. Patricia Ann Clark 'Notbing is impossible to a zrilling beartf' Course: Home Er. Activities: Secretary -Treasurer Speecb Club 4 Ambition: Houseuile Hobbies: Cburcb. rnusic, bikes, boatfriding. fu imming. pbotograpbs, and niovies. Tedica Ann Cook 'Goodness is tbe only investment tbat never fails. Course: Commercial Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Cboir 2, 3, 4: Bucyrian 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, President 4: Student Council 3: Annual 4. Ambition: Commercial teacber Hobbies: Collecting salt and pepper rbak- ers. playing piano and organ. lirtening to radio and records. Terry Arden Cooper From little sparks come a migbty flame. Course: Buriness Ambition: Navy Hobbies: Models, dogr. Nancy Lee Copper My bear! it ever at year service. Course: General Activities: 1, 2, 3: Band 3: Tri- 33 Hi-Y 2: Language Club 3, Treasurer 4. Ambition: Wontenir Air Force Hobbies: Civil Air Patrol, Airplanes, Col- lecting uibat-nots, flying, and rnecbanicr. David Arther Comer Tbere's mifcbief in tbir man. Course: College Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Go to State Hobbies: Pbotograpby, firbing. Ronald jason Cress Slow and languid and eafy going. Course: Vocational Activities: Vocational Club 4. Ambition: Macbinist Arden Wayne Crum A man of many tbougbtsf' Course: College Tecb. Activities: Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, Vice- President 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition. fllatbematical Pbyricist Hobbiesr: Fisbing. rnatbematics. music. Janis Amelia Deare Simplicity is the great friend of nature. Course: College Activities: Cboir Z, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4: Bucyrian 1, 2: Annual 3, 4: Boosters 4: Pep Club 4: Band 2, 3: Speecb Club 4. Ambition: Retail Mercbandiser Hobbies: Collecting stuffed animals, Rby- tbnz and blues records. Ronald Lee Edsinger So modest and retiring you would scarce- ly knou' be tray tberef' Courre: Businesr Hobbier: Collecting Auto Magazines. and Pbotograpby, , Ronald Curtis Fahl A bappy smile, good burnor ivbicb never ends. Course: Businers Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobbies: Sports, and tinkering witb cars. David N. Failor Every man bas bis devilisb moments. Course: Vocational Activities: Vocational Club 1, 2. Ambition: Mecbanical Engineer Hobbies: Cart. Beverly jean Feilc Patience if Ibe best remedy for every trouble. Course: College Prep. Activities: Cboir 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y l, Z, 3: G.A.A. 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Red Crosf 4: Language Club 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher Hobbiei: Collecting recordr, reufing, and playing the piano. Sherry Effie Lou Fisher She'r a dear little mifr with a bright lit- tle rmile, and a nice plearant zvay that maker life uforthzvhile. Courre: College Prep. Actiuitiet: Boorter Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,.Chaplain 3: Annual Staff 3: Language Club 3, 4. Ambition: Linguirt or Homemaker Hobbies: Piano and pipe organ. Barbara Ann Flock A woman if alufayr changeable, Courfez General Actizfitierz F.H.A. 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1. Ambition: Houfeutife Hobbier: Littening to recordr and de! Jigning. Russell Phillip Fowler, jr. A little nonrenre now and then ir relirhed by the best of men. Courre: College Prep. Activities: Spanirh Club 1, 2 Prerident: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Barketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Speech Club Vice-Prerident 4. Ambition: Indurtrial Manager Hobbierz Sportr and recordr. Nancy Lee-belle Frasch Let'J be' gay while we may. Courre: Commercial Actiuitier: Student Council 1: F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 2, Correrponding Secretary-Treat urer 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Annual Staff 4. Ambition: Private Secretary Hobbier: Lirtening to recordr and jurt do- ing about everything. Linda Lee Friend Fair ufordr never hurt the tongue. Course: General Actiifitier: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: Pep Club 4: Sub. Cheer- leader 2, 3. Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobbier: Tennir and recordr. Wilma Marie Fritz I haue a heart with room for every joy. Courfez General Actinitiefz F.H.A. 1, 2, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: Pep Club 4. Ambition: Go to bufinerr rchool Hobbierz Recordr, clotber, rhozur. and Jportr, Senior Directory David L. Gatchell It ir earier not to .rpeak a umm' af all then to rpeab more ufordr than we rhouldf' Courre: Vocational Actiuitier: Vocational Club 3, 4 Ambition: Serrfice Hobby: Motorcycler. Dorothy Eleanor Gistle A quiet girl, hind and true: lVill do anything at all for you. Courfe: Buyineri Actirfitierz F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Ambition: Living on a farm. Hobbier: Clother, recordr, and Jpgrgj rpectator. Judith Ann Hancock A ring on the hand it worth two on the telephone. Courte: General Actiuitieri Tri-Hi-Y 2: Speech Club 4. Ambition: Homemaker Hobbier: Singing and horte riding. Lester David Hart He like: to :mile and have fun, and if a friend of everyone. Courre: Commercial Actiifitierz Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2 3, 4. x Ambition: Mechanic Hobbier: lllorhing on cart, erpecially zcax- ing them. Virginia Sue Hart AlwayJ a good cheer in thir tiny min. Course: Home Economicr Actirfitier: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Red Croft 1: Cheerlead- er 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Ambition: Beautician Hobbierz Lirtening to recordr, dancing, and cheering Shirley Ann Heiby If I had to choore between talking and eating, I'd tails. Courfez Commercial Actiuitie.r.' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: G.A.A. 3: Annual Staff 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bam! 2, 3, 41 Speech Club 4. Ambition: Secretary I-Iobbier: Muric, and dancing. Susan jean Heinlen Vi1'aciour and jovial the i.r a friend of all. Courre: Commercial - College. Actizfitierx Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bm. rian Staff 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. I Ambition: Home Economicr Teacher, boureufife. 34 Hobbier: Pop recordtv Penelope Ann Henney I try to zcorb and do my Jhare. But thote giggler flip out. unaz,'are. Courier Commercial Acti1'itier.' F,H.A. 1, 2, 4: G.A.A. 4: Pep Club 4: Speech Club 4. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher. Hobbierf Szcimming. reading. and collect- ing recordi. jack Buchanan Hewitt What a rpendthrift he if ol bl! f0'l8W-H Courre: College Prep. Actiztitierz Football 1, 2, 3, -ll Bflfbefbalb 1, 2, 3, 4: BaJeball 1, 2, 3, 41 Sflfllenl CWU7' cil 1, 2, 4: Choir 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanirh Club 1, 2: Track 43 506655 Club 4. Ambition: Undertaker. I-lobbies: Sportr. George Arthur Holt, Jr. Life ir .fo rbort but there ir alztagr time enough for courteryf' Courre: Buriner: Ambition: Burinetrman Hobbier: Girlr and fixing carr. Mary Ann Huggins A thing of beauty if a fog ,lorez'er. Courfez College Prep. Actiuitierz Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. Secretary-Trearurer 3, -lg Band 1, 2, 32 Choir 2, 3, 4: Spanirh Club Treaturer 1, 2: Vice-Prerident of Senior Cla.r.f.' Annual Staff 3, 4: Bucryian Staff 1: Pep Club Prerident 4: Speech Club 4: Girlr' En- remble 2, 3, 4: Honzeconzing Attendant 4: Girlr' State Candidate 4. Ambition: Laboratory Technician or nurre. Hobbier: Muric. horrer. knitting Jochr. Russell D. Hunter Every man har hir de1'ili.fb rnomentr - That it true, but the length of the mo- ment 1'd7'l6.Y.'l Courtez Vocational .-lctiritierz Vocational Club 3, 4. Ambition: Macbinirt I-Iobbier: 11 'or-king on carr. Kathryn Marie Johanson Laugh your troublet away. Courre: Home Economicr Activitierz F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Speech Club 4. Ambition: Homemaker and go to Cali- fornia. Hobbiet: Recordr, dancing, boy-ling, bar- ketball, tennir and ricimming. Judy Mabel Dee Judd A happy rmile and humor that never ertdrf' Courrez Commercial Activitierf Choir 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, Sec. retary 3, Arrirtant Prerident 4: Student Council 4: Junior Red Cro.f.f 3, 4: Senior Clan Secretary: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Teen Den Reprerentative 4. Ambition: Houreuife. rtenographer, Hobbier: Recordr, rcrapbook, Kay Ellen Judd To a young heart everything if fun' Courre: Burinerr Activilierz Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 43 G..-1.A. 3, 4, Choir 5, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Teen Den BOHMZ 2, 35 Spanirh Club 1, 2: Pep Club 4: Homecoming attendant 4: Speech Club 4. Ambition: Receptionirt Hobbier: Recordf, dancing, and eating a good rquare meal like hamburgerr, French Frier and milkrhaker. Judith Anne Judy Fart with her lefronr. quick ztith her fmile, She maker life .reem ter.: panty. while. Courre: College Tech. Activitier: Bucyrian Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 An, 'Wal Slfllf 3, Editor 4: Boorter Club 3, 43 Speech Club 4. Ambition: Librarian Hobbiet: Reading, collecting coinr, ana' church work. David Wayne Karg Rather quiet but a dandy good lad ir he. Coutre: College Ambition: Dentirt or rportr announcer, Hobbier: Horre racing, bareball, bafkel- ball, football, boxing, and televirion. Donna Jean Keller A quiet tongue,rhows a wire head. Courrez Commercial Activitierz F.H.A, 1, 2, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4: Pep Club 4, Sub Cheer- leader 3. Ambition: Office work Hobbies: Listening to recordr, dancing, and playing tennir. Michael Anthony Kelley Men of few wordr are the bert men. Course: General Ambition: Merchant Hobbier: Collecting money. Senior Directory Patsy Kathleen Kelley A laugh it worth a hundred groanr in any market. Courrez College Activitierz GAA. 2, 3, 4: Spanirh Club 1,'2: F.H.A. 2: Language Club 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 1. Ambition: School teacher I-Iobbier: Skating, and collecting 'cat' rece ordr. John Harvey Kiess Give the world the bert you have and the bert will corne back to you. Course: College Tech. Activitier: Hi-Y 1, Prelrident 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Bar- ketball 1, 2, 3: Clary Prerident 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 1: Bu- cyrian 4: Speech Club 4: Annual 4. Ambition: To do everything there ir to do. Hobbierz Model and real airplaner, gunr and ueaponr, auto-hypnorir. photography. cart. Lee Norman Kisor It ir better for a young man to blurh than to turn pale. Courre: Burinerr Activitier: Football 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Speech Club 4. Ambition: Accountant Hobbier: Swimming. driving. Franklin Eugene Klingenberger I uould he good if I could. but it ir ,fo lonerome being good, Courre: Vocational Activitier: Vocational Club 3, 4. Ambition: Truck driver Hobbieir: Guru. hunting, cart, hoatr. Vivian Marie Knecht U7ith ruch a comrade, ruch a friend, I fain would walk till iourney'r end. Courfe: College Activitieri F.H.A. 3: G.A,A. 3, 4: Span- ifh Club 1, 2: Language Club 3, 4: Speech Club 4 Ambition: Nurre or teacher Hobbierz Swimming, recordr, Jkating, and bowling. Richard Roth Kraut fun give him a camera to tinker with, and be ir happy. l Courrez College Activitief: Choir 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bucyrian 4: Annual 4. Ambition: Photographer Hobby: Photography. 35 Nancy Joan Kroclc A merry heart maker a cheerful countee nance. Courre: Burinerr Activitier: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Boorter Club 4. Ambition: Secretary Hobbierz Collecting favor! and napkinr, lirtening to record: cooking. William Roy LaRue I feel like a fugitive from the-law of averagerf' Course: Burinert Activitier: Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-Prerident 4: Choir 2, 3, Vice-Prerident 4: Red Croft 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Annual Stall 3, 4. Hobbierz Recordr and miniature carr. Edward Ray Light A mighty athlete he. and a good fellow, toofl Courre: College Prep. Activitier: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Phyrical Education Teacher or Coach Hobbier: Lirtening to or telling joker, Ollie Jeanette Liles I have a rmall town mul. Activitier: F.H.A. 4: Tri.Hi-Y 1, Ambition: Beautician Hobbier: Collecting muric boxer and jewelry boxer. Denver Matthew Lowery Men of few zrordr Jeldom Juffer defeat. Courrez General Ambition: Machinirt Hobbierz Car racing. hunting, collecting gunr, collecting eggs of birdr. Charles Graham Marquis lt it not work, but worry killr man. lVhy, therefore, worry? Courre: Vocational Activitier: Vocational Club 3, 4. Ambition: lllachinirt Hobby: Carr. Jack Mikusa My only bookr were u.'omen'J looky and folly'r all they've taught me, Courrez College Activitier: Football 4: Track 4. Ambition: Engineer Hobbierz Bowling. cars. Luana Sue McCallister A tiny little maid but full of fun and mirthfl Courre: Commercial Activitier: F.H.A. 1, 2: Annual 4: Tri- .Hi-Y 3, 4: Library Assistant. Ambition: Medical Assistant Hobbies: Oil Paintings, dancing. Sherry Ann McClellan lWithout music life would be a mistake. Course: College Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Spanish Club 2: Speech Club Secretary 3: Annual 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Ambition: High School or College choir director Hobbies: Voice study, reading. Collecting albums of records. David Harold McClintock Always deep in thought. Course' Vocational Activities: Vocational Club 3, 4. Ambition: Go out in life and make the most of it. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. Barbara Elaine McClure There is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music. Course: College Tech. Actiifities: Choir 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ac- companist for choir, Ambition: To do the best in zchatezfer I choose. Hobby: Music. Catherine jean McLaughlin It matters not how long you liue, but bow well. Course: General Activities: F.H.A. 1 Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Collecting records. painting. and monies. Barbara jean Miller Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. ' Course: College Actiuities: Bucyrian Editor 4, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual 3. Advertising Manager 4: Booster 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: G.A.A, 2, 3. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher or Housewife Hobbies: Fancy ufork, reading, seufing, f Gilbert Durell Parker Happy and from care I am free: lVhy aren't they all contented like me.9l' Course: Commercial Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. collecting books and magazines. Senior Directory Richard W. Peterson Let others make the noise and din, For I think silence will always win. Course: General Actiuities: Radio 8: T.V. 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Nauy Hobby: Hunting. Phyllis Ann Pfleiderer Any friend that she may meet, zfery cheer- fully she zcill greet. Course: College Actizfities: Band 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Tri- Hi-Y l, Z, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. Ambition: X-ray technician Hobbies: Reading, listening to records. Arther Samual Powell The deepest riuers flou' utith the least sound, ' Course: Vocational Actizfities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 1, 2: Vocational Club 3, 4. Ambition: Raise standard bred horses. Hobby: Training horses. Sandra Lee Rariclc Measured by inches she's not itery tall.: but in good friendship she comes up to them all. Course: College Prep. Actiifities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4 President: G.A.A. 2, 3, Publicity Manager 4: Leaders 3, 4: Bucyrian 2: An- nual 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 4: Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 2: Choir 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobbies: Listening to records. Teresa Delores Rauth Style is the dress of thought, Course: Commercial Actizfities: F.H.A. 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 4: G.A.A. 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Skating, listening to radio and playing records. Harold William Reininger It is better to be silent than to broadcast all you know. For silence will keep a friend and talk may make a foe, Course: Business Ambition: Working Hobby: Collecting guns. Mary Elizabeth Robinson Tbe only utay to have a friend ir to be one. Course: Home Ec. Ambition: Air Force ll7AF Hobby: Oil Painting. 36 Richard Allen Rothharr One I-Iour's Sleep Before Midnight iJ worth two afterd' Course: General Ambition: To support a lflmilf Hobby: Studying wildlife, Belle Martin Rowland O tell me, pretty maiden. are there any- more at home like you? Course: Commercial Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 49 G-A-A 3, 4: Leaders 4: F.H.A. 2. 3, 43 P619 Club 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 31 Homecoming Queen 4. Ambition: Model Hobbies: Dancin2 M1427 IPWU- Paul Delane Rowland ll7hen I did zcell. I beard it nez'er.' llvhen I did ill. I beard it ererf' Courie: Vocational Activities: Vocational Club Treasurer 3. 'Secretary 4: Football 1, 2: Track l. 2, 3 Ambition: Engineer Hobbies: Fishing. Hunting. Sports. Betty Ann Ryland Course: Commercial Truth makes the face of flu!! pet's'O71 shine icho speaks and ozcns it. Activities: G.A,.-1. 2. 3. -il Bucjrian 21 Senior Band 2, 3. 41 Speech Club 4: Pep Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Treasurer. 3. 4. Ambition: Beautician and .llarriage Hobby: Pennants. Audrey O. Seckel Heaton ne'er helps the man zcho zz ill not act. Course: Business Activities: F.H..-fl. 1: Language Club 3, 4: Bucyrian 4. Ambition: Model Hobbies: Collecting records and playing the organ and clothes. Bonnie Louise Shackelford To be loz'ed,' be loz'able. Course: Commercial Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President: Choir 2, 3, 4: F.H,A. l, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 41 Bucyrian Staff 21 Annual 3, 4: Student Council 1: Class Vice4President 3. Ambition: Commercial Teacher or Secre- tary. Hobbies: Cups and Saucers, miniature dolls. and records. Constance Sue Shaffstall Softness of smile indicates softness of cbaracterf' Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2: G.A.A. 1: H. L. Ambition: Office rvork Hobbies: Reading. Sewing. Marjorie Anne Sheerer 'True modesty is a discerning grace. Course: Nursing Activities: F.H.A, 1, 2, Hiitorian 5, 4: Bucyrian 1, 2: Annual 3, Assistant Edi- tor 4: Boosters 5. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Cboir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Records and Music. Wayne Eugene Sherman i'Ci7'Cll771.ffd7ICE.f.' I make circumstance. Course: Vocational Activities: Football 1, 2: Vocational Club Treasurer 4. Ambition: Mecbanic or Game Warden Hobbies: ll ater Skiing. Hunting. Fisb- ing, and ll7orking on Motors. Roger LeRoy Sites A ligbt beart lives long. Course: General Activities: Football 2. 3. 4. Ambition: Commercial Artist ,Tacqueline Sue Slane UVomen ztould ratber be rigbt tban to be reasonable. Course: College Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Cbaplain , 4. Pep Club 4: Cboir 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 5. 4: Leaders' Club 3, 4: Annual 5, 4: Bu- cyrian 2: Class Secretary 2: junior Red Cross Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Reading Books. Collecting Rec- ords. Carol Ann Smith Her face is fair: ber knowledge vast: ber judgment strong. Course: Nursing Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 4: Language Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Reading, seicing, babysitting. basketball. Larry Dean Smith Tbe birds can flg, uby can't I? Course: Business Activities: Track 1, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 5, 4: Speecb Club 4. Ambition: Be bead of H. R. Smitb Sup- ply Conipanr Senior Director Hobbies: Baseball, swimming. working, and Girls. John Frederick Spaid He stores bis tbougbts on a sbelf, and keeps bis ideas to bimselff' Course: Vocational Activities: Vocational Club 3, 4. Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. Hobbies: Fisbing, Szcimming, Water- Ski- ing, Boating. and Model Building. Carolyn Lucille Starner Of manners gentle. of affections mild, Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A. 2, 4: Annual 4: Library and office Assistant. Ambition: Office ivork or Housezvife Hobbies: Painting, reading. popular rec- ords. Ronald Gene Staton Tbe less men tbink, tbe more tbey talk. Actirities: Spanisb Club 1, Secretary 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4: Cboir 2, 3, 4: Bucyrian 1, 2, Sports Editor 4: Annual 3, 4: junior Red Cross 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Speecb Club 4. Ambition: To be a success Hobbies: S11 imrning, dancing, records, music. sports. and baring fun. Dixie Ann Stinehelfer So modest and retiring you scarcely ufould knou sbe were tberef' Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Historian 41 Parliamentarian 3. Ambition: Run a Cbildren's Home, Hobbies: Reading and Horseback Riding. Robert Owen Trout He is one wbo seems sby away from tbe public eye. Course: College Activities: Band 1, 2, 5, 4. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Fisbing. Stamps. Model A's. Ac- cordion. Penelope Ann Tufford Tbere is love in ber eyes and frank friendsbip in ber bands. Course: Business. Activities: Cboir 2, 4: F.H.A. 2, Vice- President 3, President 4: Hi-Y 5, Treas- urer 4: Boosters 5, 4: Student Council 1, Secretary 4: Peasantettes 1: Nezrspaper 1. Ambition: Be on Time's Square on Nezv Year's Eve. 37 Edward Eugene Vinson 'Let's not be ouer-studiousf' Course: General Ambition: fet Pilot Hobby: Cars. Sondra Ray Wessel Laugbter ivas invented before Latin, fun before bistoryf' Course: Comrnercial Activities: G.A.A. 2, 3: F.H.A, 1. Ambition: To be in tbe Navy or a Beauti- cian. Hobbies: Clotbes and Iames Dean. Karen Irene Whiteman 'Sin7plicity's rare dream is bers. Course: Nursing. Activities: F.H.A. 2: G.A,A. 5: Glee Club 1, 2: Girls' Trio 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4: Cboir 5, 4: Sextet 1, 2, - Sbelby. Ambition: Independence Hobby: Collecting miniature cbina ani- mals. John Francis Willacker I envy no man tbat knows more tban myself. but pity tbem tbat kno-uf less. Course: College Tecb. Activities: Football 1, Manager 2: Basket- ball Manager 1, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: An- nual Staff 4: Bucyrian Staff 1, 2: Speecb Club 4. Ambition: Become a cbemical Engineer Hobbies: Sports, stamp collecting, playing records. -lackson Edward Winters We can do more good by being good tban in any otber :var Course: College Tecb, Activities: Bucyrian Staff 1, 2: Annual Staff 3, Sport's Editor 4: Cboir 2, 3. Presi- dent 4: Student Council 1, 5. 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Teen Den Board President 4: Football 1, 2, 5, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Golf 1, 2: Baseball 3. Ambition: To be able to know and un- derstand people, Hobbies: Golf and Ivorking. Senior Scholarship Team Row One, Left lo Right: M. Sheerer, S. McClellan, P. Tufford, I.. Bogan, S. Fisher, B. McClure. J. Judy. Row Two: J. Willacker, J. Kiess, R. Brinkman, A. Crum, B. Arnold, J. Boorn. G. Bergen, B. Breisinger. Not Pictured: R. Christman, B. Miller. This year thirty-five B.H.S. seniors took the Ohio General Scholarship given here on January 12th. Since over one hundred county seniors, fof those in the upper forty per cent of their classj, took the test, the competition was keen. Bucyrus took nine out of the first eleven places in the county as follows: Richard Chirstman. firstg Sherry Fisher, secondg Arden Crum, fourthg John Boorn, fifthg Judith Judy, sixthg John XWil- lacker, seventhg Larry Bogan, eighthg Bill Arnold and Bob Breisinger tied for ninth. Eight other seniors captured an honorable mention, they were: George Bergen. Ross Brinkman, Barbara Miller, Barbara McClure, Marjorie Sheerer, John Kiess. Sherry McClellan, Penny Tufford. In addition to this honor five of these seniors received honorable mention in the state which means that their scores ranked in the upper five per cent on a state-wide basis. They were Richard Christman, Arden Crum, Sherry Fisher, John Boorn, and Judith Judy. In addition to this test, three senior boys also received honors in the National Merit Scholarship test given here in October. Richard Christman qualified for the finals and Arden Crum and George Bergen received letters of commendation for the colleges of their choice. In the Bowling Green District Bucyrus again took honors. Richard Christman was seventh in the District among the boys and Sherry Fisher was seventh in the Dis- trict among the girls. Eight seniors received honorable mention which meant that they were in the upper ten per cent of the district, they were: Arden Crum, John Boorn, Judith Judy, John Willacker, Larry Bogan, Bill Arnold, Bob Breisinger, and George Bergen. 38 0 1oGRA?llJ- 8 N 9-fan Nancy is shown with her prize-winning doll, Alfred The Beefeaterf' B. H. S. Junior Wins Nancy Schieber and the other two prizewinners of the 1956 Seventeen Magazine - Save the Children Federation Christmas Doll Contest, spent a gala though hectic week in New York City. Their nationwide television appearance on the Eff .Sallie 'Wm Show November started the week off. A luncheon at the Stork Club given by the Simplicity Pat- tern Company, a trip to the Gorham for their prize silver flat- ware, television and radio appearances. seeing the Broadway show Damn Ymzleee, ice cream sodas at Schrafftss Restaurant. a tour of the city from Chinatown to Central Park on a, Gray Line Bus and dates with Princeton boys highlighted the week. The week was climaxed by the reception at the United Nations given by the U. S. Committee for the United Nations Childrens Fund. Ahned Bolthare, distinguished under-secretary of the Tfnited Nations, presented the three girls with special citations for their efforts in behalf of the needy children of the world. At the end of the week. Nancy left for a seventeen day trip to six European countries. She acted as our personal ambas- sador, giving our thousands of dolls to the needy European children. IA ,. 9- a .. 3 . . -1 . 4 - , l 1 . gf 1 'ye if .. flax V, ii 7 I X . ' Q A :rs ' . A P KWH X - :. LRE . u-nf i . f 5 S - i . 5 A 'fix X 1 X Fd Sullivan is shown with Nancy on Doing her bit for freedom,N.1ncy gives Nancy is shown here on ,1 gighpse-Qing his telexision show. rPAAJ. dolls to children in .1 Hunluarian refu- ,uee camp. KPAA 1. in the background. iPA.-XJ. 40 tour in Rome. The Coliseum is shown European Trip Her first stop was Hamburg, Germany, where she listened to wild and windy sea chanties, saw the harbor, and answered questions about the United States. The most important event was the distributing of dolls at Hamburgs Camp Sportallec. a refugee center for escapees from Germanys Eastern Zone. Next stop was Berlin where she gave out one hundred dolls. A few days later Nancy made an emergency on-the-spot trip to a refugee camp on the Hungarian border. A trip which took sixteen hours. but once there, she said. I was so proud to be able to help. The movie star, Antornette Fulach, helped her distribute dolls while in Rome and Alfredo of the Alfredo's restaurant served fetuccini with his special gold spoon and forks Paris was next and the children at the Dispensary of Souers de Vincent gave her a delighted welcome, London at last. homeland of her doll. Alfred the Beef- eaterf' was a welcome sight where she got to meet a real beef- l , eater. f - 'QM Her last stop was Dublin. Ireland, where she was greeted by the Lord Mayor of Dublin who gave her a XY'aterford glass pitcher. Nancy managed to get stuck in an Irish bog and found out that Irish actually do believe in fairies. U I Nancy introduces the original Beefeater Home, at last. happy though tired she was glad to get back to her doll, QAM' to old B.H.S. Wm fkf Nancy gives doll to the French chil- The Lord Mayor of Ireland gives Nancy gladly departs from the train dren who gave her such an enthusias- Nancy a Waterford glass pitcher. at Galion, happy to be home. KT-Fl. tic welcome. iPAAy. fPAA1. 41 unior Class fficers kwa Left to Rigbl: Ferenc Szasz, PreJia'en1:.' Robert Struble, Vice-Pretidentp Mr. Stewart, Adzrforg -Ioan White, Secrelaryf john Pirnstill, Trearzzrer. Our junior Class appeared quite busy this year as they bustled around the athletic field on those cold, fall nights selling hot dogs and coke just to make money for the junior and Senior Reception. Wfhat they won't do for a little money! As soon as they finished that, they rushed around selling coke at the basketball games, But it seems that work never ends for them and all the hard-earned money was spent on the elegant junior and Senior Reception. Well, they did a good job under the leadership of Mr. Stewart and more work and pleasure will await them as they are seniors next year. 42 if .F l f uniors gm tw -5 ,fn 7 5 A , 1 .n vh l 'Q 5' J' N J N Jw' s , f 4. ...J 6 ,,. ,,'. A If Aww f ff 42 Q L. ,, aa M. Glenn Aidt Robert Armstrong janet Ash john Auld janet Baker Shirley Beach Linda Black Elmer Bryant Bernitta Bryclen Larry Chandler Charlene Charleston Nancy Cohagen Gary Cole Betty Cover Larry Crum Robert Cundiff Tom Darling Linda Dible Edith Eaton John Eickel Jules Emig Carol Etzinger Terry Etzinger Kay Fowler Paul Fox 'l ' A , 1 5 , : ,W '. ,f fg if M L P fx In JV ygiif mea' X1 ww ,f .94 .. ai ff , .4 f 2f 4 M. uniors f ,f,,, ff wel' A f .f in W1- -44: f ff, ,U , 1 5 X Off ff , A f ,- 1 , 1 4, .ffmy Aoi ,' Q- -.,-'-71 . fa l P if 1 I T ' : 41' 11 .,. p,, ' WV14 X ff , gy : 61?, A Rx , U f r ,s r .L P 3 r ,aww f , 5' , 1' ,y 9 Af ' v ig '-ff . ,J 1 1 FQW .' . LeRoy Fritz Joyce Garberick Martha Gilbert Arlene Gobrecht Mike Graham Dean Grauel Robert Grimm jerry Hancock William Harris Claire Harrop Barbara Hart Joyce Hayes Connie Hines Sharon Houk Nolan Howell Bonnie Johns John Kennedy ,loan Kiess .lohn Kissh Barbara Knachel Ruth Laipply David Light Gloria McBride Par McNeil Neil Mahlie uniors 3 .f'9 1' ' .Q ii L as WW X , gf, f. . X' f ' ,, f ..fxf, r ,Q Iv My if ' f i if .Q f 45 Violet Masters john Miller Beverly Oberlnder Don Orewiler John Pirnstill Kenneth Price Judy Radler Rerra Randolph Kenerta Reber Sharon Rider Elaine Roenfanz Ruth Sabo Carol Schell Nancy Schieber Jerry Schleenbaker Kennedy Sharrock Robert Sharroclc jean Shilling Mary Shilling Forest Shoemaker Rodney Shofner Parry Shun Ronnie Sites Carlisle Srnella jean Speelrnan uniors ,4 . 1 -1 pf ,fu SZ !f:f,T,.f ,,., . I , , -nfalfjl, 'ff-5 Vw , . 'V , 4 r 97 4fl',l'7if, W, X ff Z 94 Z 3 Z Zi:-, f, wg f 1 3 7 W f f ff Q ,, f, Auf 74 julia Wurm Ira Zornes 1 Abrenteer: Jack Baldy john Beran William Clark Linda Crane Lois Dauchenbaugh john Friend Elton Harmon Doris Hill jerry Hunter Gloria Jacobs Faye Lewis Cathy McClary Dora Messer Charles Papp Berry Simonsen Ivan Stinehelfer Alberta Wertz Marlin Sprouse Vernon Starr jacquelin Stiefel james Srrauch jean Stroble Robert Srruble Dawn Sruckrnar James Sullivan Ruth Suter Perenc Szasz jerry Tabler Delores Taclcetr Lewis Traxler Ardirh Yfake Norma Xvalkins Faye Xvarkins Dick Wferrz Marjorie Xlifheeler .loan VC'hite JoAnn VUOO-.l Sophomore Class ffieers Left to Right: Sue Guillerey, Pfetident: Robert Clady, l 1tt-1're.ridenr,' Mrs. Ward, Adz'ir0r.' jean DeVol, Secretary Bonnie Burwell, Trearurer. The Sophomore class has accomplished some worthy projects this year, and they are all set to jump into the junior class bracket. They did very well selling coke at the tournaments this year, and the Sophomore Prom was a lot more fun than they dreamed it could be, They also chose some very nice class rings that they will be eager to get in the fall. Another big step for them will be to have their pictures taken by the chosen photographer for the annual. They will be kept busy enough to suit everyone when they take charge of the concession stands at the games. The seniors of next year are hoping they will give them a top notch reception equal to the one given this year. That's quite a challenge! 47 ,,, , U VU I f A .,., ' 732277- , 94 ug Q4 W we W? .M-'K iZ?Q5f .- 'wr 'ef -1.5 - f iq Www I WW' 5 ., gp, ,ww We-Q., 22 ,,,,, PZ, , f 'M ,X ff f, f M41 ,wg f ' , 4 Yew Z Q, 5 'il W ' 1 ,I , 7 , f ,ffl 4 6 f , W4 W 4,45 L ? .7f, A.,, , , 'fe A ,,,,,. I 6 3 ,W K 9 I M lf, f , 4 , 4 ,f .MM U Sophomores , W ,jk , Q , 4 W' ff, ,f , , , , ' . , Q72 15 X., ,K I W r. 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A ff 4 Sue Stiefel Paul Stinehelfer Estil Stone Robert Stout Randy Strauch Sandra Stroble Maureen Sullivan Bonnie Taylor jerry Teynor Pat Tompkins Don Vaughan Mary Weiland Nancy Weiler Judy Wenninger Maclelon Whitena Marty Williams Norma Williams Patsy Williams David Wilson Nancy Wilson Paul Wilson Robert Wilson Carol Wisman Sharon Wolfe Joyce Wurm ck Freshman Class fficers Left to Right: Robert Price, Preridentg Susan Light, Vice-Preridenlg Mrs. Millar, Adz'imr,- Roberta Hanline, Secremfyg Raymond Grover, Treasurer. The freshmen enjoyed the privileges of being upperclassmen this year. and they took to the job quite Well. Next year will be that much more exciting, however, for they get to exercise their rights as a working class. They will begin their activities in the second semester when they sell coke at a few of the tournaments. The choosing of their class rings will follow this, and then the Sophomore Prom. This is their first important social event, and it serves as a grooming for the junior-Senior Reception the next year. Here is a wish for lots of luck to the graduation class of l96O! 52 Qewac. K s 0 . xg Q t fy.. .iw xx -f !-.. +- ,ziq V p A. a We ills 4?-K 5 tw if ' cf Q ff VS f VX, NI L, L?!4w 'f ,W I 5 if VV V ,Y 4 ,aw W' fl! wh Z1 , M., 'af V ff ' Freshmen ,V i S C P54 , . Q 3 -3- X Q U l Q- v 1 ,,.. -N. ,h X ow , 7s 3f 3 A ' ,, 1 '- . -5 r ,. 'E ,WS h K M I QW- ' Nu 1 1 -ef 'a 6' 4-Q w ' ,--.- - -Q, ..,n 'ln - w 5 an :- H z' 6 , ai.- ' fp' ' 'P 0- V ur l' 1 ,, ,J if ,W QL M WW K V' '-nf' J JI,Q ., - W V. M 3 4- '. ' S? B' lx N -f z:.. c- . , '. -an VV 4al,.,' V. 9 -f W y-.V nw- V. 1' 3 :sn in U ll ' . Q, .H ' I 1, ' .MZ-'f-116 3 I ar, V 4 l ' 4 2 09' 'K , gl A ,u. ,J f , . ii, ff' 44-sa l,,i, 'W fe 'Va e nf V -I 4 ff? v Qu A r '2 5- 1 . 'H' A.. 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Steele jenny Stinehelfer Sally Stoltz jeff Stout Beth Strain Penny Stuckey Robert Swart Madelon Tallman Lois Taylor Kenneth Tidaback Elaine Tieben Sarnmie Lou Tobin Nancy Tompkins Geraldine Truka Tim Truka Ronnie Tupps Sally Uhl Betty Vance Nickolas Vasil james Walker Douglas Watts Robert White Charles Williams Freshmen is . ' 1 5 if., .p I no v.A, H My , xi . s Q ,X , 7 , e, T iv Q 1. is ,,. A. .13 'fi' f 'iii' W I if : V 3 fa.. Q1 i l 4 I4 9' N sv .1 ' 3 . . o L, , 1 x -V yi' ,P it QM, x L if ff s f 2 - ' V , .11f 'fff 57 Douglas Wilson Sherry Wilson Mike Winkelfoos Harold Winslow Dennis Wirebaugh Edward Wise Doris Yeater Linda Yingst Robert Zincke Edna Zornes Absentee Charles Bennett ,V,. 1 ' wgvgk- 5 , ' if vw Z i . . M , ,Z ,.y,g:- 1 . ,Wm , 0 , f Ah .I-'Iii-if 523 , ff I j 0 , f A 1 Q7 1, ! A. gf , fx , , Z, If l KV V V 'Qfz vf VK f' ' fy ,. l L W' V, , ,2 ,, A .. f ,H Q v ,' ,W , iz , ff - V, W ff , M' 'ff Vf W 1 'H if - W 6 j 7f,,l'f4 w,, , 0 , - f ,,L.,,n ,www f , V, f ff rff, - uf-. -.1 f , , ig 5 9 K K I5 N X X 3 ' V Q ' ll 'i 4. If! L Y X Q- 5 M Q 1 ws J' ' . X 52 - xx, Q' I' . YF, K A K ix , Q I A N 7 x .4 ju R49 , L X! I X, Sports 12 Seniors 2 5 L. HART Guard N. O. L. lsr team E. LIGHT, J. BOORN Co-Capmim J. BUTTERMAN P. FOWLER H al f- back Half-back 60 S. POWELL Guard HEWITT C enter Win Letters w 3 1 hx X my J. KIESS 'A Tackle E. LIGHT MIKUSA Fullback Half-Bark 'ali M J' BOORN J. WINTERS Tflfiff Quarter back P. ROWLAND R. SITES Hdlf'bdL'k Tackje Redmen Have Best Season In ine Years' .BB 5. 55 48 jzagsgs aa 9347 34 4 Row One, Lefl I0 Right: B. Harris, R. Sites, I. Boorn, L. Hart, J. Kiess, II, Wiiiters, P. Rowland, J. Butterman, P. Fowler, Head Coach Frantz. Rau' Tivo: Asst. Coach XX'ine- fordner, J. Miskusa, R. Clady, G. Cole, G. Aidt, E. Light, J. Hewitt, N. Howell, T. Darling. J. Strauch, S. Powell. Rozz' Three: R. Sites, R. Paetznick, R. Stout, M. Nealley, B. Elder, R. Kisor, R. Greene, T. Crokie, -I, Hern, L. Fritz, D. Katterhenrich, J. Gistle, 1. Ernig. The 1956 football version of the Redmen was one of the best teams that Bucyrus High School has ever had. The record that.the team had was not a real impressive one, however, six wins and three losses cannot be overlooked as a poor season. On the contrary it was the best season that Bucyrus has had since 1948. Showing the sign of a truly good team, the Redmen improved as the season aged. This can be noted as the Redmen got off to a slow start in losing three of the first games, however, after these setbacks the boys, with Coach Frantz's guidance, overwhelmed their next five opponents. The highlight of the season must definitely be the homecoming game with Galion as the Redmen overcame the Galionites' hoax and overpowered them 41 to O. Les Hart was the only player from the team to be 'z placed on the first string N.O.L, squad, however, it was the feeling of many town boosters that a few of the other Redmen, along with Les, deserved a berth on the honora- ble team. The captains who were elected to guide the Redmen Were Ed Light and john Boom. Ed was also elected by his fellow players to receive the Michael Trophy, which is given each year to the outstanding player on the team. COACHES Left to Right: Wolfe Frantz Winefordner, D. Tschanen. 62 How It Happened Light and Strautli deny .1 Bellevue player. CLOBBEREDY Bucyrus was subdued in their second game of the season by Bellevue 29-0. Bellevue piled up a tremendous 322 yards on the ground at the Lane Street Field. Krupp of Bellevue scored on a 20 yard run in the first quarter and another 20 yard run in the fourth quarter. Light -.vas again the workhorse for the Redmen as he carried 22 times for 119 yards. Bucyrus fumbled 9 times but re- covered 7 of their own miscues. Bellevue was just too much for the Redmen. but many boys saw ac- tion for the local team, Hart and Hewitt worked hard in the line, and Mikusa and Rowland did a fine job on defense. TI-IERES BAD NEXVS TONIGHT! Unleashing a savage and speedy attack. the Whippets of Shelby defeated the Redmen 19-7 at the home field. Outplayed and trailing 7-0, Shelby came out for the second half of the game to com- pletely smother the Redmen offense. Shelby, a fumbling, outclassed team in the first half, came back with a powerful single wing attack which completely dismayed the Redmen. Light scored for Bucyrus in the second quarter and added the extra point which was enough to keep the Redmen in the lead until the fourth quarter. souisaxi The Redmen opened the regular season op- posing Tiffin Calvert at the Lane Street Field on September 14. The game was a thrilling contest in which the locals won 7-6 with Lights extra point being the margin of victory. Tiffin scored first in the first quarter on a lO yard pass play. However, the extra point attempt failed. Moments later the Redmen tallied with Butterman going 5 yards over left guard. Light then added the win- ning extrapoint. The second half was a see-saw battle with neither team reaching paydirt. Even though this game was a Hsqueekerf' it started the Redmen's season out on the right foot. Ed hits paydirt again. GROAN! ! Tiffin Columbian 27 -Bucyrus li was the way the final scoreboard read, but it really wasn't that bad! The game, played at Tiffin, saw the locals score late in the second quarter on a long pass .playg however, the extra point attempt failed. Except for that play the Redmen were in command during most of the play in the first half. The Redmen re- ceived the kick-off in the second half and moved the ball to the Tiffin three yard line. From there Light went over to tie the score and then he put the Redmen ahead as he added the extra point. The 7-6 lead was short-lived, however, as the locals then scored three times before the Redmen could reach paydirt. Wfhen the Redmen did reach the Tiffin goal, it was Light who lugged the pigskin across. Bucyrus had a tough break, injury wise, even before the game began as Boorn and Strauch were forced to stay out of action. Clady Goa and Rowland flij stop a Galion player for no gain. ja Light 6991 scores against Galion, REDMEN SURPRISE TRUCKERS On the night of October 12, the Redmen un- veiled a new team at Norwalk as they dealt the Truckers a stinging 15-O defeat to dampen the hosts Homecoming festivities. The game see-sawed back and forth until late in the second period when But- terman put the Redmen ahead with a 40 yard run for the score. After the ensuing kickoff Butter- man intercepted a Norwalk pass and dashed 55 yards to score again. Light added the extra point. Linemen, Hewitt, Kiess, and Hart. each did an out- standing defensive job in the victory. AT LAST! lt was an expert Redmen eleven who crushed the Galion Tigers on that fateful Qctober lq. eve- ning. The Redmen, encouraged by a loyal Home- coming crowd and seeking revenge for last years 55-CS defeat, showed little mercy toward the hapless Tigers. They tore the Galion line to shreds in reg- istering their most decisive triumph over the Tigers since the Q17-O landslide inlll-18. Light was by far the individual stand out in the -ll-O fiasco as he scored ll points. He also had a 'S yard jaunt into paydirt called back because of an illegal procedure penalty. The remaining scores were made by Fow- ler, Butterman, and Strauch whose score came on a 10 yard pass from XY'inters. The Redmen line was outstanding as they outcharged their rivals and recovered several fumbles which were brought about by bonecrushing tackles. lt was a terrific display of team desire that was witnessed by the Home- coming crowd and Homecoming Queen Miss Belle Rowland. The Redmen are introduced with their fathers before the Dads night contest. FOR DAD: BL'CYRL'S 27-XVILLARD 7 Rolling to their third consecutive victory, the fighting Redmen downed X I'illard in an N.O.L. Dads night contest. The Redmen splashed through the mud for their first score just 4 plays after the opening kick-off as XVinters found a gap in the right side of the line and went 31 yards for the touchdown. Light added the extra point. In the second quarter Light scampered 29 yards off left tackle for the second score. Butterman made the extra point and rninutes later he scored the third touchdown on a four yard plunge. Fowler added the point after the score. The next time the Redmen got their hands on the ball Light picked up 5 yards off guard and then lateraled to Fowler who went the remaining 24 yards for the final tally. Coach Frantz substituted freely during the second half and everyone on the team saw action. XX'illard hit for their lone score late in the third period. This was the final home game of the 1956 season. REDMEN OUTPLAY UPPER 26-0 The Redmen extended their winning streak to 4 games as they trounced Upper Sandusky 26-O. Bucyrus took the opening kickoff and drove for the score with Light carrying over from the one. In the second quarter Butterman went wide and ran 40 yards for the score behind the beautiful in- terference of Boorn, Fowler. and Light. Upper then drove to the Bucyrus one yardline where the Red- men stiffened their defense and took over. Three plays later Light took a handoff from Winters and scampered 80 yards for the score, A Winters pass to Butterman was good for the point after touch- down. With 50 seconds remaining in the second half the Redmen moved GO yards to paydirt climax- ing their drive on a pass from Wfinters to Strauch. Butterman scored the extra point. The line often Opened up huge holes for the backs and did a fine job on defense. Those who did commendable jobs were: Boorn, Hewitt, Kiess, Hart, Strauch, Aidt, and the Sites brothers. HIGHEST SCORE IN 22 YEARS! The Redmen ended their season in a blaze of glory on November 9, at Crestline as they rolled over the Bulldogs 62-7. Thescoring was started by the home team as they hit paydirt with only a few minutes gone in the game. This score, however, was never a factor in the game as the Redmen then commenced to rack up 62 consecutive points. Light scored the first touchdown on a 65 yard run and moments later he went 5 yards for another score. Butterman tallied the third score as he went 58 yards untouched. Light added the final touchdown of the first half as he ripped off tackle for IO yards. In the second half, Butterman opened the scoring with a I9 yard sprint and moments later Winters hit Strauch with a pass in the end zone for the sixth score of the game. The fourth quarter saw every Redmen in action and touchdowns were scored by Mikusa, Clady, and Crokie as the Redmen were not to be denied. Extra points in the rout were added by Winters, Butterman. Fowler. Clady, Rowland, Katterhenrich, and two for Light. The play of the line was superior as they held Crestline to only 24 yards rushing. Members of that tremendous for- ward wall were: Hewitt, Kiess, Boorn, Hart, and Srrauch. 4 ,W If-'-' i , MK Homecoming Left to Rigbf, Susie Hart, Mary Ann Huggins, Queen Belle Rowland Sherry McClellan, Kay Judd, ,f Queen Belle On the Left, Queen Belle was crowned hy co- captuin -Iohn Boorn and ro the Rilqlvl. co-captain Ed Light utltls the trntlitional kiss, The Queen and her court reigned over the 41 to 0 rout of Galion and the dance at the high school following the game. Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum Photo 66 The Future Looks Bright Fin! rozv, Left to Rigbz: A Judy, D. Warts, B. Zincke, S. Beach, B. Stout, R. Paetznick, J. Gis- .tle, J. Hem, D. jenney, I.. Sauselen. Serond rout D. Katterhenrich, J. Emig, D. Greene, M. Nealley, L. Fritz, N. Howell, G. Cole, T. Crokie, T. Darling, B. White, D. Wilson. Third row: M. Winkeifoos, 1. Holthouse, B. Catella, P. Glaskas, D. Wirebaugh, G. Perdue, B. Elder, R. Kisor, G. Brinkman. The future looks bright for the Redmen of the coming years. The Re- serves and the Freshmen had a fine year under the direction of Coach Bob Wolfe. The Reserves had a 4-3-1 record and the Freshmen an excellent 4-1 slate. RESERVE FRESHMEN B. H. S. 34 Bellevue 12 B. H. S. 22 Tiffin 13 B. H. S. 14 Shelby 7 B. H. S. O Upper 20 B. H. S. 20 Tiffin Col. O B. H. S. 28 Shelby 14 B. H. S. 7 Madison 7 B. H. S. 40 jr. High 6 B. H. S. O Upper San. 13 B. H. S. 42 Galion 0 B. H. S. 7 Galion 13 B. H. S. 13 Crestline 18 B. H. S. 19 Willard 13 67 arsity Cagers Win 5 But Lose 1 lif, KF Row One, Left to Right: G G. Bergen, J. Winters, J. Butterman, J. Hewitt, J. Kissh, T. Darling. Row Two: Coach Winefordner, K. Price, Mazfzager, J. Boorn, B. Arnold, F. Szasz, 1. Pirnstill, B. Struble, P. Fowler, J. Kiess Manager. For the Redmen this basketball season cannot be called a success. Although they were in nearly every ball game right up to the finish,they lacked the necessary height to become a title contender. Losing game after game by just a few points, the boys could never seem to keep up a consistent attack from game to game. Bucyrus would play excellent basketball against the better teams, and then would slip badly against the weak ones. However, the season must not be counted as a total loss 'for the fun we had and the experience gained made it well worth our time. The Michael trophy was awarded to Jack Hewitt for his outstanding work throughout the season. 68 Scores Of Games B. H. S. 67 B. H. S. 65 B. H. S. 61 B. H. S. 54 B. H. S. 65 B. H. S. 88 B. H. S. 82 B. H. S. 72 B. H. S. 58 B. H. S. 66 B. H. S. 74 B. H. S. 53 B. H. S. 51 B. H. S. 60 B. H. S. 5' B. HSS. 65 B. H. S 52 B. H. S. 53 B. H. S 34 Port Clinton Crestlin C Tiffin Columbian Galion Mansfield Madison Crestlin Willard Shelby C Norwalk Kenton Upper Bellevue Willard Mansfield Madison Upper Galion Shelby Tiffin TOURNAMENT Marion Harding JACK HEXYITT and BUD MIDDLEBAUGH, ul Norwalk, battle quarter of the Norwalk game. 66 69 97 75 69 91 47 93 59 78 65 43 52 58 61 68 77 81 70 fr rlc :ii ff in se nl 69 Senior Lettermen 4 Jack Winters Joel Butterman George Bergen 4 J, ' fig E. , ,inf f' My , I v.f X Q ,, , af if . JW! V 7 -' .' ' v 'i V 1. ,.i.,f.f'1' A ' 1151, ' ' f ' syn .+ frfnff . 1-an . 4Zj2:,,.V ay I I -f 4 ff f f rf, , , V , ,f I 2' nga ' 352451, Q Q 1 api f gy Y A, -- I .. 1, ,V jack Hewitt Joh n Boom iw riwi' if john Kiess and Glenn Aidt, Managers 70 Jr. Redmen Win 11 Lose 7 BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS Row One. Left to Right: B. Wilson, B. Clady, B. Stout, B. Elder, D. Greene, C. Hawkins. Ron' Tuo: Coach Wolfe, C. Dolin, M. Williams, D. Katterhenrich, M. Neely, L. Hargis, D. Vaughn, G. Aidt, Jffznager. The reserve basketball team under the direction of Coach Wolfe won ll games and lost 7 this year. This season was one of the best seasons that the reserves have had in quite a number of years. The leading scorers were: Dave Katterhenrieh and Bill Elder. Dave scored 524 points while Bill swished the nets for 188 points. RESERVE SUMMARY OF GAMES 51 Port Clinton 29 Crestline 46 Tiffin 54 Galion 49 Madison 66 Crestline 50 Willard 5 7 Shelby 38 Norwalk BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS Kenton Upper Bellevue Willard Madison Upper Gallon Shelby Tiffin 1956-Track Team ,,..,-,Q B f . f M . ef. V . , ,IW ' 1' 'uf f f 1 2, Maggy! s . 1 ,, .- , I f I . , Q, ff Q f V My inn f ' N 'wp' ' 'M I 27 'Q f 2 f ' 'M. B. wwf? fl 4 Z ,Wg I W H f' Q W, f' ZW f f' 7 '11 B Ron' One. Leff to Right: J. Kiess, J. Boom, T. Crokie, B. Applegate, D. Katterhenrich, E. Llght. B. Clally, J. Tabler. Ron! Two: Coach W'0ll'e, 1. Butterman, G. Aidt, M, Nealley, bl. Emig, R. Brinkman, A. Crum, xl. Pirnstill, J. W'eitl1man, WI. Strauch, B. Amnld, xl. Kennedy. F. Szasz. Fritz, 1. Auld, L. K isor, T. Darling. CT-Fl. Freshman Basketball f Q L. 4 ,ff D! . N H V V ffm .wx f a e ff 2 ' U3 . . ..- XW X . 7 ,, f' H g V! I 5 r L- f ' v '-R: vvgxriw f f E w . h f B ' B 7 Q ' la: , X C 7 f ,Y . - ,. 'Q 7 B 9 l B ' , fl . af- 1 4 'kill' B x B 4 r Roux Ona Le!! In Rzylvl: S. Reed, D. Smith, XV. Kelley, G. McGuire, B. Muchler. G. Fahl, M. Wlnkellflrns, li. Tillalmck. Run' Tun: bl. Hart, G. Brinkman, bl. Russell, S. Koch, R. lirnersnn, R. Ranelell, D. Wirebauxuh, D. XVllsrm, S. Baher. 72 I y E - 5 2 ggi mg I . f , 'o o U X AN X k i X qt, X? X X - x fy' if X f r ,f 5 QQ if ff :Q W if X9 it X X L' L wax' Y i 5 1 ,f g .3 H1561 X f , if N if xy si 'Q -a.4 X 4 ' -.J my Groups 73 Highlights f The Election M a....... Iuclith Judy was the keynote speaker on the Demo- Mary Ann Huggins and Ronnie Staton were the cratic ticket for the Senior High Assembly. Bill keynote speakers for the junior High Assembly on Arnold was the keynote speaker for the Republicans. Sherry Fisher spoke for Acllai Stevenson at the Sen- ior High Assembly while Sara Bryant spoke for Mt. Stevenson at the junior High Assembly. the Republican and Democratic tickets respectively. The song of the Democratic Party is being led bv seven senior girls. The Democrats also had a rally on the front steps. Betty Benach was chairman of the polling. Beverly Feik and Dick Kraut were co-chairmen of the poster committee. The entire election was supervised by Miss Kathryn Meek and Miss Frances Thompson. Sponsored By The Civics Classes Richard Christman introduced the Senior High As- sembly. Anita Hoover introduced the Junior High Assembly. John Boorn spoke for the Republican candidate for the presidency to the Senior High. Larry Smith spoke for the Republican candidate to the Alunior High. L. Sandy Caldwell and Shirley Hieby explained the voting process to the junior High and Senior High respectively. ta f Jack Winters led the Republican rally on the front steps of the high school, Senior , 4, ' 'Z' 2 Qi V . WH, ff 11, 4 Y, .fm I, R ,ff William LaRue Drum .llajor Fir-.tr Rffzr. Lcfff ff, Riglvf. 1. Blodgett. M. Sheerer, S. Arntfltl, VT. Christman. B. Culver. P. Shutr. P. Tfumpkirms. 5. Lwewy, P. Curry. M. K, Scllneirlcr, Y. Prlr1st1ll, S. Bryant. B. LaRue, l'fqf-Prf.'f.f525.' Rfrzr Tuff, N. Frasch, K. Judd, B. Mlller, N. XY'eiler, bl. GJFDCFIQLQ. li, Yfisc. R. l'l.il'lllY16. X. T-lmpkrrls, D. Bfrfgan. I. K1ess. I. Stiefel, T. 'Qwlla B. Nich-llsrm. Rm Tfmr I. Devel. L Bl.u.l:, B, Flwtlz, bl, Aultl. bl. Etzirnger, D. Cfftrmcr. bl. Eustertlay. KT. lfltlsel. Rm Flaw 5, Clljvell Tft.1rnmf'. D. btutl-Qmgm. Vl, Krulltllrlzer. S. Gulllercv, R. Gray R. Wkrtz, B. Slmtlielfr rj, P: slr. gl. Kcnrrctly. 54t:'tf1.zrg. L. Crum, R. BICIYIUCEF. C. Hines. L. Tmxlcr, C. Shultz. l. Srlmleermlsaker Early last August xms yuur sluttp tllsturlx-.l by .1 strtltltn. mug.-tlly' uf-isCP If sw. tlwrlr worry. lt was just .1 btmtlw wt wry slut-N Sym-wr Bmtl members .tr summer b.ll'1Cl prmcticu. Tlmst' sum ull-mls sussnr-ms L-wry Axzgtlsr mgmmg startul off xxlmr xml mm lmrm .ts um- -wr tht lx-st lxmtls in tlwtf lulsrt-ry' of Bl-l S. Frwm rltusc wrly st.1rts tum- .1 rmrulmrrtg slum .tt ufry fwutb.1ll gamf. two crmgcrts. and the lllllkl fcstiml. Our band played lwst tw rhruu other stlmmvls fur thu html festival which was held in May. 76 and skew . Nw-IN Ron One, Left to Rishi' S. Haller, -T. Wenninlqer, I. Meyers, C. Rnwalt, R. Strauch. ,l. Grahmein E. Shurt. Ron Tzio S. Heinlen, S. Ritler, R Plleiilerer, B. Ryland, S. Heihy, D. Light, S Hancock, I. Bittil-mater, D. Armstrong, -l. Heytlinluer, D. Auck, S. Fauser. Run Tliwe' P. Sheerer. C. Wlisman. C. Campbeil. -T. Spieuel, ul. Hulthuuse, R. Zincke. DI. Ehrhart, S, Liluht, R. Tupps. R Schernel, -l. Henry. Ron Fouf XV. Garner. K. Cwiik, S. Light. M. XY'hiten.itlx, M, Ltiuuhhaum J. Miller. A. Crum. M. Sprouse. R. Kraut. L. Huun. The festival was well firgcinized by Mr, Simcnx. The net result being that the audience enjoyed C1 fine evening of band music. W'illiam LaRue. Drum Mujer .ind Tyrnpeinist. received the Arinn Fuunelatinn Award which each year gues to the outstanding grittliiutiiilu seninr. Other activities included a band picnic. the fnrnml. .intl gi queen cnndieliite and skit for Varsity Night. The Officers were Bonnie Shaclzelford, Preiitfwffp XY'illitun LaRue. l!IiL'L Prefifieaztg John Kennedy, Secremrgy and Sandra Caldwell. 'l'ret1szn'ei'. 77 i f ,, . v:: y 1. Richard Simcox Senior Choir Ron' One, Left fo Rigkl: S. Rarick, V. Herschler. J. Kiess, N. Wilson, B. Miller. S. I-louk, N. Krock, C. Ghist, M. Schneider, M. Huggins, 74I'Et7J'1l7'6I',' B. Hart, J. Hayes, C. Schell, J. Frederick, S. Light, S. Quesinberry, J. Radler, S6C1'EfH7'j',' K. Fowler, K. Reber, J. Slane. Ron' Tuo: J. Stroble. B. McClure, J. Baehr, B. Shackelford, S. Stiefel, S. McClellan, B. Johns, S. Caldwell, T. Cook, J. White, S. Bryant M. Sheerer, B. Feik, K. Cook, K. Whitman, J. Heydinger, K. Judd, P. Tufford, J. Deare. Razz' Three: J. Stiefel, N. Frasch, B. Stout, T. Darling, D. XY'ertz. R. Shofner, J. Sullivan, D. Light, G. Cole, P. VC'ilson, G. Aidt, T. Ackerman, L. Kisor, B. Garner, N. Cotsamire, J. Auld, S. I-leinlen, J. Judd. Rott' Four: N. Cohgen, D. Kraut, K. Price, R. Staton, G. Bergen, J. Kennedy, B. Struble, J. Miller, R. Sites, J. Kightlinger, J. Emig, B. LaRue, Vire-P1'eJ1de12t,' J. Winters, Preiizferzlg L. Traxler, D. Stuckman. The quotation, All musical people seem to be happy, is certainly true of seventy- two members of the Bucyrus High School Senior Choir. This organization is under the capable direction of Miss Ulmer and is accompanied by Barbara McClure. The choir's first appearance of the year was for the Christmas program in De- cember which is produced annually for the student body. Febriiiry 0, the members of the choir attended the High School Festival XVorkshops .ir Ohio XVeselynn and Heidelberg. Everyone benefited from these experiences. April 12, the choir had the opportunity of performing with other schools at Shelby during the N.O.L. Choir Festival. Other choirs were from Norwalk. XVillnrd, and Shelby. l The Choir presented the annual Spring Concert April Zo, which was its most out- ja standing production of the year. Their final performance was given for the Baccalaiuretite and Commencement ,w497f jx ,V . services. ff Q. Ta 1,2 ,V 71. U55 Ulmef- Choi' Diffffeff Barbara McClure Pi.111i.rl 78 Senior Tri-Hi-Y Ron One. Left to Right: -lackie Slane, Clvafvfaiziq Penny Tuflord, TfL'd,YllfLff,' Sandy Rarick, Presi- dem: Sandy Caldviell, life-Pfefiienl. Alanis Detire Seri-e1.iii Ron' Tim: Beth johnson, S. Houk C. Schell, N. X C'all-tins, B. Oberlander, O. Liles, K. Reber, S. Beach, B. Bryden, B. Rowland. S Hart. Rott Three: P Henney, K. Fowler. S. Heiby, j. hludd, P. Pfleiderer, B. Shackleford, vl Steifel, G. McBride. -l. Stroble. C. Harriip, D. Keller, L. Friend, gl. Hayes. Ron Ffiznz A. Wake -I. Kiess, T. Cook. B. johns. N. Krocl-t. P. McNeil, M. Shilling, K. ludd, M. Huggins, W. Fritz, M Sheerer. Mrs. Szasz. Ron F1161 ll. Ratller, S. l-leinlen, D. Bryant, N. Frasch, D. Stuckman, B Benach. vl. Vfhite. K. Whiteman, T. Rauth, M. Gilbert, B. Hart. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y is composed of .lunior and Senior girls with Mrs. Szasz as their capable advisor. To start off the year, a semi-formal induction service was held at the Y.M.C.A. It was a traditional candlelight service and was impressively done for all new members of the club. The moneymaking projects for XY'orld Service were a cupcake sale, held in the halls and a dance sponsored after the Upper Sandusky basketball game. The big social function was held the 26th of December when the Tri-I-li-Y com- bined with the Hi-Y to sponsor a dance which was open to the public. It was held at the Elks and the music was furnished by the Esquires. In February the Tri-Hi-Y helped make favors for the Athletic Banquet. This was their service project for the year. At Thanksgiving the group put on the religious assembly which was held for the whole school. 79 Inter-Tri-Hi-Y Ron' One, Seated. Left Io Right: Sue Gtiillery, Clmjvlain: Mary K. Schneider, Vice-Preridem,' Susan Loewy, Pi'e.ria'e11r,' Sharon Light, T7'e7:ZJ'll7'e'I',' Diane Auck, Setreltrri. Rott' T11 oi bl. XXf'urm. R. Hanline, rl. Graham, B. Strain, B. Frey, bl. Haytook, K. Orr, xl. Gundrum, S. Arnold, l. Meyers. M. XXfhitenack, N. Wfilson, A. Cook, S. Bishop. Run' Three: P. Fsterline, B. Mutchler, C. Cvhist. J. Baehr, S. Haller, L. Rieff, B. Burwell, J. I-leydinger, -I. Fredrick, P. Stucky, S. Stoltz, M. Tall- man, S. Cowell, M. McKinley, nl. Mertz, C. Miller. Rout Fnfff: V. Herschler, VI. DeVol, V. Pirnf still. B. Parks, K. Cook, S. Wfolfe, B. Taylor, S. Hancock. L, Kisor, H. Collene, J. Blodgett, L. Yingst, S. Cundiff, B. Schemel. Rott' Fire: P. She-erer, I, Henry, P. Berry, S. Tobin, D. Arm- strong, J. Wenninger, S. Fauser, P. Michael, P. Hawk, Miss Bollenbacher, xldzrror. Sponsored by Miss Bollenbacher. this years Intermediate Tri-Hi-Y is composed of 65 freshman and sophomore girls interested in promoting the better things of life. The Club activities began with an inspiring initiation held in the Presbyterian Church. Following that came the Bake Sale with proceeds going Um XY'of1d Serv. ice to help establish Y.M.C.A.'s all over the world. The Intermediate Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a dance after a basketball game in De- cember. They had one other dance this year, which was .1 semi-formal affair held in the spring. The group of girls also took part in Varsity Night by having a skit and a queen candidate. 80 Sr. Hi-Y 4--Q lv! ilu? Roar One. Let! Io Right: .lack Hewitt, ClJ,1pft1111,' Phil Fowler, Serrefarig Bill Arnold, Pretzrfezzli George Bergen, l'w1e'e:'P7'EJ'1ijl37If,' I-Xrden Crum, Trmztfner. Ron T11 ri: Dick XVertz, Tom Darling, David Liuht. ,Terry Schleenbaker, Richard Christmdn, Ron Staton, Larry Smith, ,Iatl-1 Wfinters, ,lules Ernig, Larry Boean. Ron Three: john Auld, Gary Cole, Kenny Priee, ,lohn Kissh, -Iohn Boorn, Ed Light. Larry Crum, .lohn Kress, Mr. W'inefordner, i'ldl'j,lYll', Ron Four: -lohn Ken- nedv, ,lerry Tablet. -lohn XY'ill.icl4er, jim Stmuch, Marlin Sproiise, john Prinstill, Bob Struble, Ference Szasz. Under the capable direction of Mr. XY'inc-fordner .ind its officers -lack Hewitt, Phil Fowler, Bill Arnold. George Bergen. rind Arden Crum. the Senior Hi-Y had one of its most successful years. After the lforiiiiil Induction at the Y.M.Ci.A., the boys sponsored Varsity Night. held ri f,llI'lSlF1'lLlS d.ince with the Tri-Hi-Y, w.1s in the Easter Assembly, and concluded with their :innthil Freindship Btinqnet in the Spring. The Hi-Y'5 ranlcs were filled with 51 junior and senior boys. They sponsored Varsity I-light, which wits accepted by the tisthtl good response from students and the townspeople. Bill Arnold was the Muster of Qereinonies and all the boys helped to make it a success. 81 ,,., l 5 s f sz Bucyrian Staff Ron' One. Left to Right: Mr. Stranges. rl. Kress, B. Miller, K. Reber. xl. Radler, D. Hill. Ron Tzroz J. Judy, L Allen, S. Bryant, R. Staton, A. Seckel, D. Kraut. Int-Hi-Y New xw. wx XSXNYNNN Ron' One, Lefl to Right: Mr. Stranges, I.. Sauielen, B. Zinckc, B. Grrmer, A. Riddelbnugh. J Downing, R. Kimerline, B. Mutchler. Al. He-rn, Trea.v1ner,' B Stout, l'1l'e-Prexialezzl. Rnu' T11 0 R4 Tuppg, A. Judy. B. Price, B. Elder, R. Kisor, S. McKinnon, D. Bagan, N. Cotsamire, Secretary D. Katterhenrich, President. Ron' Three: B. Clguly, VI. Holtshonsc, B. Flock, D. jermey, M Nealley, A. Baerkircher, B. White, B. Marggraf, SR. Koch, R. Gray. Fin! Rozt. Lefl lo Rishi: J. Ash, G. Truka, G. McBride, C. Miller. B. Breymaier, Treamrerq J. Vvhite, SerfeIar',.' N. VC'ilson, Parf1an2entar!w1.' P. Tufford, PTE.ffdt.'7l1,' J. Stiefel, Vice-Preridcnt: K. Johansen, P, I-Ienney, D. Tackett, A. W'ale. ,Xtrfnzd Ron: N. Brogan, M. Emerson, M. Saho, J. Kiess, S. Rariclc, S. Stoltz, P. Tompl-zins, S. Myers, B. Katona, N. Aldrich, D. Stinehelfer, Hir- Iorian: N. Goodwin, B. Shackelford, K. Fowler. P. Ifsterline. Third Row: J. Stroble, B. Mutchler, M. Spiegel, B. Ryland, J. Judd, S. Heiby, J. Merrf, M. McKinley, I. Bittikofer, P. Black, J. Hay- cook, B. Nicholson, C. Starner, C. Harrop, P. furry, M. Powell, I. XY'urm, B. Rowland, C. Smith. Ron Four: Miss Moor. fIdzri'0'r: B, McClure. S. Rehm, S. Heinlen, H. Ciollene, D. Rittenour, P. Bowser, P, McNeil, M. Shilling, N. Wfilliams, R. Surer, S. Liles, O. Liles, N. Krock, S. Miller. J. Henry, K. Rauth, R. Beard. Mrs, Hertzer, .'Ii'iI'Il'IY'. Ron F11-ez S. Heinlen, J. Stroble, R. Sabo, D. Stucltman. R. Irving, P. Michael, B. Kuhn, I.. Friend, D. Keller, XV. Fritz, L. Dible, M. Scheerer. The F.H.A. started off their year by having a big membership drive which resulted in them having one of the largest groups of girls in their organization in many years. One of their big projects was to help Nancy Scheiber by collecting dolls for European children which she distributed while on her good will trip there. Some of their money-making projects were: Sponsoring a bake sale and an after game dance. In February they held their big social event which was a sweetheart dance. It was open to the public and the music was furnished by the high school dance band. F.H.A. week Was in March and our local chapter celebrated it by presenting an assembly to the school and by holding another bake sale. In May they had a tea which honored all the senior members and their mothers. 83 G. A. A. Row One, Left I0 Rigbl: K. Fowler, Recording Secretary P. Barnhart, Preridentx P. Pfleiderer, Vire-Preridentf M Huggins, Secretary-Treamrer. Row Treo: J. Speelman, P. Henney, S. Heiby, K. Judd, B. Bryden, J. Kiess. N. W'al- kins, S. Bryant, N. Frasch, J. Slane, J. Radler, C. Schell, J. Hayes, N. Brogan. Row Three: J. Ash, G. Blevins, P. Esterline, K. Hauser, B. Parks, J. Baehr, D. Keller, S. Wessel, B. Rowland, S. Hart, S. Rarick, Ron Four: P Kelley, D. Tackett, B. Ryland, V. Knecht, P. McNeil, S Caldwell, D. Burling, S. Guillerey, W. Fritz, S. Quesin- berry, B. Burwell, M. Sullivan. Rou' Fire: B. Feik. S Carson, S. Heinlen, T. Rauth, C. Gilbert, S. Bishop, Mrs Kiess. Leader's Club Tnfv 10 BH!lO!7I, Left to Riglvf: Mrs. Kiess, P. Barnhart, S. Caldwell, B. Ryland, J. Radlcr, S. Rarick, J. Ash, B. Rowland, J. Hayes, C. Schell, J, Slnne, J. Speelrnan, Vocational-Industrial Club ill . Rott One. Leif! Io Rialvz D. Orevtiler, Retmrlerg W . Sherman, T1'er1mre1',' J. Carpenter, Pretirfenl: B. Grimm, l'ire-Pte5m'ef2f.' P. Rot-xlanil, Serreluri. Rau' Two: L. Bittikofer, C. Marquis, S, Powell, C. Smella, M. Myers, M. Graham, T. Etzinger. Run Tl77'L'0I P. Yuhas, D. Gutchell, F, Klingenberger, D. McClintock. D. Failor, B. Carter, Ron' Font: FI. Colcott, N. Howell, B. Cun- diff. R. Cress, Mr. Stewart, fldzirof. This year the Vocational lndustrial Club boasts a membership of twenty-one junior and senior boys who were taking the vocational course offered here in our school. Their first social event was a party held at Thanksgiving time. The guest speaker were Ferenc Szasz, Sr., of the General Hydraulics. The boys worked hard on a scrap drive which made it possible for them to make a trip to Detroit where they saw many things of interest to them dealing with their line of work. On February 22, the members attended the N,W.V.l.C. conference which was held in Toledo. The group also sent two delegates to the Ohio V.l.C. convention held in Columbus. As in years before, their chief money-making project was the operation of the coat check stand at all our home basketball games and during the county tournament. They also sponsored the dance after the Galion basketball game. 85 Sr. High Student Council . ZW 2435 Row One, Lef! lo Righl: D. Rittenhour, M. Blevins, P. Tufford, Secretu1ji.' R. Christman. Prey! denfx J. Tablet, Treaiurerf B. White, M. LaNaier. Ron' Tzioz B. Mutchler, R. Sharrock, B Bryden, S. Light, M. McKinley, S. Guillery, S. Caldwell, J. Judd, Miss Meck, Adrimr: C. Hines Row Three: Mr. Havron, fldz'ir0r,' M. W'illiams, J. Emig, 1. Kiess, J. Hewitt, VI. VC'inters, J Christman, Mr. Latta, Adzfiror. The student council has had another full and active year. Our activities included the printing of the B.H.S. Handbook, selling popcorn at all games, and the sponsoring of the talent assembly. A picnic for old and new members was held at the end of the school year. Officers for this year were Richard Christman, Pre.i1denl.' Penny Tufford, Secre- laryq and jerry Tabler, Trearurer. 86 I Booster Club .ik mfs ,... 3 . KJ' l Ron One L-ft! to Raitt. S. Fisher, M. Shearer, Sefrettzri-Tre.1.iurer,' T. Cook, Pre.t1dw1t,' B. Miller, S. Raricl-1. Ron Trio. Miss llibaruer, ,-lr1'11wi1-5 N. Krock, J. Deare, P, Tufford, VI. Kiess, F. Vfatkins. Ron Thne ,l. -ludy, N. Schieber. S. Caldwell, Radler. The year of '56 and '57 will be one remembered by the IO senior and 4 junior girls of the Girls' Booster Club. This years president was T. Cook, Secretary-Treasurer M. Sheerer, and the faculty advisor, Miss Grace Hibarger. To increase school spirit the Boosters decorated the goal posts for every home game, and again furnished a banner to display at football and basketball games. All decorations for the Homecoming festivities, for Baccalaureate and Commencement were furnished by the club. The Booster candidate for Varsity night was Nancy Schieber. The money-making projects were selling candy and gum at the home basketball games and sponsoring the Homecoming dance. 87 Z -W. Q-..M.,., -X N.. .,K,x,x.gNXRQk jr. Red Cross Rozz' One. Left to Right: V. Slane, O. Hobbs, B. Mc- Clure, P451 P1'6.ffdE77f,' 1. Slane, Vfre-Preridenlg V. Hersch- ler, P1'eride17l,' R. Staton, .S6f!'6ft7l'-l T7EdI7lf6ff M. Calhoun, D. XX'ise. Ron' Tarot R. Kimerline, K. Crokie, M. Michael bl. Kent, B. Metzger, B. Mutchler, S. McKinnon, J. Tuf- 1 and f , ford. Ron' Three: R. Herrick, C. Burrey, I. Ash, T. Martin, B. Taylor, J. Judd, B. LaRue. R. Knisely. xl. Garner. Ron' Four: B. Feik, M. Ginn. E. Tieben. B. Hart, B. johns, J. White, F. Bass, Mr. Kuenzli. Language Club Rou' One. Left to Righl: B. Strain, -I. Graham, P. Flohr .SNEKVEUZY-1l,' S. Carson, Prerm'e11t,' D. Gruuel, Vife-Pr'e.ridw11,' N. Copper, T1'eamrer,' P. Kelley, S. Cowell. Ron' Tim M. I-lesson, Adz'imf,' C. Smith, ul. Gunrlrum, N. Schieber, B. Garner, R. Hamline, I. Birrikofer, J. Chrisrman. S. Stoltz, P. Sruckey, J. Merrz, B. Schemel, A. Cook. Run' Three: D. Smith, A. Bnerkircher, S. Haller, M. Shilling S. Light, S. Hancock, V. Knechr, S. Fisher. C. Harrop S. Tobin, M, McKinley. C. Campbell, D. Armstrong Ron' Four: S. Koch, ul. Russell, K. Chandler. J. I-lolrs house, J. Kightlinger, P. Hawk, P. Michael, B. Kuhn, S Cuneliff, B. Feik, L. Yingst. Majorettes Leff Io Rigkz: M. Schneider. Y. Pirnsrill, S. Brymr, B. LJRUC. S. Ihllcr, ,f. Wknnunger, l, Meyers. Sr. irls Ensemble -fi Left to Rigbl: B. Shackelford, S. Caldwell, M. Huggins, S. McClellan, S. Bryant. M. Shcerer. 89 Annual Oz 6 Rou' One. Left to Right: R. Kraut, C. Starner, S. Rarick, J. Kiess, junior Edilorp M. Sheerer, .fli- rirfmzz Editorf J. Judy, Edimry J. Eickel, jzmior' Editor: K. Fowler, S. McCallister, D. Wertz. R011 Tivo: J. Winters, B. Shackleford, J. Judd, S. McClellan, M. A. Huggins, N. Frasch. P. Barnhart, D. Hill, S. Bryant, R. Staton. Razz' Three: J. Boorn, J. Schleenbaker, J. Willacker, F. Szaaz. B. Struble. B. Arnold, J. Kiess, G. Bergen, B. Hart, B. Feik, Mr. Nelson, Adriror. Not Pirrureaf B. Johns. The entire Annual Staff is composed of forty-five Juniors and Seniors. The edi- torial staff initiated several new ideas this year. One was the Senior Directory, another - the Junior High Section. The History of the school was included this year for the first time in several years. The art work this year was done by John Boorn. who deserves credit for our cover design and division pages. Our portrait manager this year was Ronald Staton, who was assisted by Kay Fowler. The Senior write-up com- mittee was composed of four Senior girls: Mary Ann Huggins, Sherry McClellan, Judy Judd, and Bonnie Shacklefordg while the sports staff was made up of George Bergen and Jack Winters, co-editors, and Bill Arnold, John Willacker, and Bob Struble, Many of the pictures in this annual were taken by our photographers: John Kiess, Dick Kraut, and Jerry Schleenbaker. Dusty Bryant was club editor and she was assisted by Dick Wertz and Doris Hill. Sandra Rarick was snapshot editor assisted by Bonnie Johns. 90 Staff ff W1 R011 One. Left to Rzgltl' gl, Slane, 511f1rrr'1fm'1r111 ,ll,111t1r'4fr,' 'If funk, 51111111111 ,llarzfzgerg B. Miller, Ad16ffI.Vf7iQ' .llanzgef Rott T11 ff B. flbetlanfler, B. Liner, S. lleiby, P, Tulfortl, C. Hines. C. Harrop. B. Shacl-Llefffrg. S lloult. Rm Tfrttf. B. LaRue, gl. Baker, xl. Stiefel, N. Cuhanglen, White, S. Caldwell. P. Barnhart, Mr Uberlanfler, ,'l.'1'1fmr, Without our typists: Nancy Frasch, Phyllis Barnhart, Carolyn Starner, and Sue McCallister - and our proofreaders: Beverly Feik and Barbara jo Hart, the annual would have never been completed, The Business Staff was quite busy this year. For the first time there was a Busi- ness Manager which was capably carried out by Tedica Cook. Barbara Miller was the Advertising Manager. She and her staff did an excellent job of collecting ads. jackie Slane was the Subscription Manager. She and her staff carried out the selling and distributing of the annual. This year they sold annuals on the installment plan which Worked out very well. The Annual Staff could not have put out the annual without the capable help of our advisors: Mr. Nelson and Mr. Oberlander. Our thanks to them! 91 arsity Cheerleaders Leff 10 Rim: s. Han, J. Radler, J. Kiess, s. Beach, J. Ash. Reserve Cheerleaders Le!! fo Right: B, Schemel, l. Meyers, M. Blevins, M. Schneider, .Nui Piftured. M. Sullivan 92 The Speech Clubs gllllg IIMJ illigl lift IH!! ill ll! NU R011 Ore Lef' IG Rigflti S. Heiby, K. 'l1Jl'l.1llNUU, N lin-Nlier, B. Rmxlanll, l. Hancwcli. P. Henney. . ' fm Tlvril vl. Roz. Til R. Ripthaar. R. Bremnuer, F. Liuhr. N Cdrswn, ,I. -Iully, N. Mapper R XY'ilIacl1er. R. Sires. -T. Kiess. VI. Hewitt, B. Arnulil, ,I. lj1iiirn,P. Fim-Ier. Rau' One, Left to Rigblz B. Miller, V. Knecht, M. Huggins, J. Slane. Row Two: Azlrimr. K Meckg B. Ryland, C. Gilbert, S. Caldwell, D. Bryant, K. judd. Ron' Three: T. Ackerman, B LaRue, L. Smith, L. Kisor, R. Staton. 93 Teen Den Board fm f .fx ff! .v 7 1 6. f . .. ff: Q , ',1,.f1..,:-.W -V f ' f ' A H ly Q' ii 4 M . V 3 V ff!!! ffw Firrf Roux Left to Right: J. Graham, l. Meyers, 1. Kiess, K. Reber, N. Wfatlcins. Semzzd Rom: Mrs. Ward, Adz'i.r0r,' B. Baldy, J. Haycool-1, S. Tobin, J. Baehr, L. Sauselen. Third Ron: bl. Winters, J. Judd, C. Shultz, B. LaRue, S. Carson, il. Garberick. ffiee And ibrary Assistants 'W fav Fin! Row, Left lo Right: S. Mcflalllster, C. Starner, R. Randolph, L. Poole. Sarong' Rim: My Nelson, Librarian: M. Rile, V. Flohr, P. Tompkins, M. Emerson, B. Cover. Third Razr: D Wilscnn, D. Hill, B. Marguraf, C. Wfisemun, N. Wk-iler, D. Tacketr. Nur Phologmfvhedz L. Pat- ton, Mrs. Price, Sernflaryf Mrs. Selrs, Af1w1.I,n1rc. 94 W f-1 Fountain Of Youth Y th And 8th Class fhcers 5 If 7 X Q, 5 ,, 2 2, f, f, V, , ' 5 I fi' 1 W, Q ,fy , C Z , 7 f, 4, ,iw , f mf' M ' ffl 44 Qf f ' X Z 4' 5 4, O ! Q Q Lf If , 'ww Q A ww X fi K 'ff Q ,, If Eiglvfb Grade Offiferr: Thomas Stiefel, Prefident: Anita Hoover, L'ice-P1'e.fjzfe12t,' XY illiam On ins, Sefrerm'1.- David Armstrong, Trefzm1'e1',' .'lflI7'f501', Miss Kenney. A 1. W1 2 ,,r Serezzlh Grade Offiferfz Brenda Sellars, Pre,fia'cn!.' David McClellan, Vice-Pfefidentf Jeanne Wfest, SEC7'6'fLZ7'Vl,' Michael Wilson, Treaiurer. Adrimr, Mr. Bryant. OA 2 Hi Was e Second Year of jr. ,R X 5 I X 9 ' 6- -' - x ' . 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V A ,rl ,,,, J ,V W Paul Agee Charles Aidt Ruth Albright Ronnie Aldrich Delores Applegate Loyd Ash Nancie Baker Neil Baker Charles Barber Charlene Bargar Nancy Barron Sally Beach Sharon Beach Vance Bennett John Black Judy Blake Bonnie Bogan Shirley Brindle Fawler Brown Mary Kay Calhoun Ronald Cansler Patricia Cassidy Darl Chance Ronald Charleston Gloria Chester Mary Jane Chidester James Clady Janet Clady William Clady Norma Cochenour f I 1,15 h h' 'M : W 4: an J is N. , gs . fi ' 1: f M , ff.. ' W ' ' -f' am-1 gym f . f f ff -.Y V , L X fs A if 3 3 ' 1 , ,QV 7 f-131 3 5 .V V 5 gs :'f'2f ,N ' V ' i 1. ,, Wa Z 5- rx .,....w f' 9- ', 'r , in ' ' ,, A 2, -bl' . 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Til Donna Patton L I V 'B yfvg v TV 1 'Me Barbara Pauley 4. 1 in - V 1 A L. 2 -4 Robeff Peflfliflgef W i lf 4 lf. .l az M- ' David Peppafd ' , wf 'ff , M so Harold Perdue 4-ff Debra Pefflf l 1 at ll l sg Q s f' Karen Pfeiffer V 4115 VV 'Ml QV ' 'M , Judy Phillips Q ' N '-Vr Janet Price ff A 7 A if , J, , mf' Z Kenneth Pritichard 4' f 'i 'X ' 'mf V' ' 5 M ' Sharon Quainrance V L V QV A sandra Ralph i lilll Michael Ramsay M' , ' -- Larry Rankin ,fi , V V ,V X V Charlene Rittenberry V ' QV V g ,V VV ' Patricia Rittenour f W V , V l 7 if 4 ' mg l s if 'lrl L 4 John Robinson V VVVL. M V ' VV l'1' fr Judy Robinson H 'V ll V 2 my Q V ,,,,5V VV Via V rv M 'V lOl and are tl- S X L, bg! .. H -,X.. QQNQNS. -- L. ' N Q ' -. R X' .' ' IQIQQ , R F . .. Y I , ,,- ,., w ,. I ' ls.. , get ws-f 4 7, . . 7, Willingly Waiting . 1 3 : 5. Qu fi. . 1-, - ' fb., f 4 . ' 3 .. is . 'mf L .: oft 'Q' in I f 1 ,-s ' 1 V. a b 'fi E a-. va 1 ., X :-- H Q, , ..-,wmv for More Herbert Rowland Melverna Ruble Mary Rupe Patricia Russell Terry Sanders Sharon Sauselen Brenda Sellars jerry Shafer Robert Sherman X -- : , r L '1',,: l 1 if Inez Simonsen ' V - Robert Slagle ! , 'ww - Vickie Slane .. S -fx , .i,, i, - 4 ' S 1- -'Wt james Smith - Q M4 , '.-' in A k A- 4' Larry Smith S j Q xg' J , , ,4 ' - U - 1 2 if S William Smith r-. . 2. N T: 3 11 .25 'feQ12lg1-QQ-fl ? Anna Snavely xr , Q ' --:-' - ,rf -V w Arden Snavely I X i -' S' Bonnie Solze K b -. 5 ' r M 'a 'A . -T Sandra Spaid A' - ' -i .P dh- xi ' - Eafleen Spears fig- Q, X ' Q W' MI ,,. e ' 'iQ-il, s ', g st: S ,. S r Berry Spence X ,n. sa ,. Q .. h , , M . ,Q , if Q '- f:,,,,.. . '1 '.' Q ':,,.. - r.' . Ronald Sponseller . if ' L lv by ' K ii i Juanita Springer Q ,,., , Ax K W V . Qi tltt l:-23.1.1-1 Esdlilk, ,:i: R nil,-,.,,s -'iw . Q Richard Stewart q ' e 'i , Judith Sriger Q. O , Y A Q, Mike Stinehelfer to W an Q L W Eva sum ., , ,zl h I. K .W W We Clifford Tallman ,,. r Mary Teynor X. . ,I ,,, -- Mun F 'jx Kenneth Turner Judy Ufferman Q ,, , ,rait gi ,Q Vonetta Volkmer 4' E 2 L -Q Cheryl Walker ,, A ' rt' ' A an- john Weber - ' llf w i -'V Q ' ' f A A , ,E Carol Williams ' e R xr Gale Williams - C i ,L Larry William Berry Werrz fl is -I Jean WeFt 'V M il M - ., 'N lil , In X Mike Wilson ' 5' , iii A ' A N ' ' S Dorothy Wise --, , H 1 it S X- Bonnie Witter V tk - ' 5 W QQ, ii if 4 ' in A JK' 'M X x is A bremfees : Leonard Durieux Mary Lovell Melvin Neighbor 102 . High Student Council C t 5. 1 2 3 Q 5? Rim Owe LV? to R::f'.' l. Rizer, l'1i'tfl'rt'f1'Ju1.'.' A. Hoover, l'rg.t1t1'w1f.' B. Owens, TfL'd,l'IlVg'f,' S. Beach, Sa.'w.'Jtj,.' XV. Aiams. R014 Tito V. Volkmer, S. Powers, D. Armstrong, Vl. Downing. T. Stiefel, D. Blasters. il. Ditmore. For the first time under :i new system we h.ix'c two sep.ir.ite student councils. The Junior High, under the leadership uf Mr. Hutton, has just completed ii very successful year. They sponsored a Thanksgiving and a Christmas assembly for the junior High school since they have a separate, complete schedule. The Junior High took over the dance after the Shelby basketball game on Decem- ber 2l as an indication of the responsibility they want to assume :ind are capable of assuming. To end this years activities they sponsored a program for the junior High P.T.A., which was held on the first Monday in March. 103 Blue Triangle STH GRADE ROM' One. Left to Riglvli A. Hoover, Tl'6c7flI7'6I',' -I. Etsinger, Pre.viJe11t,' C. Stitlef, Vffi-P G-ffdffll J. Ender, S6L'l'6'lcl7'Vl', Roni Tun: J, Wilson, ul. Gobrecht, C. Shingle-Jecker, D. Campbell, P. Vfenf niniger, K. Wilsran, D. Williands, J. Greesrich, M. Oberlancler, L. Lash. K. Black. R011 Three: Mrs. McGrew, xldz'irm',' J. Kent, S. Zehring, M. Glosser, C. I-leminger, B. Breymair, J. Downing, C. Blair, D. johns, K. Cole. Ron' Four: C. Gille, J. Cotsarnire, K. Lewis, R. Herrick, C. Cmner, 1. Eggleston, P. Lambert, J. Lewis. F 7TH GRADE Run' Ozzy. Lvfl tn Riylvf: P. Rirrenour, M. Ruble, K. Musselman, S, Suuselen, B. Bogan, P. Lane -I. Rizwr, S. lllnmnils, 1. Gumlwin, D. Nelsnn, V. Vulkner, bl. Price, M. Calhoun. Razr Tying R Hilrluis, C Miicklinig, M. Lilcins, bl. Chilly, B. XVitter, M, Teynor, L. Cosgrove, LI, Srigef, R, Al bright, K. Pfeiffer, D. Pettit, ll. Sellars. Run' Three: nl. Feighner, K. Flocken, S. Ralph, M Chiilesrer, A. Frost, B. Cooper, V. Shine, S. McSxx'eeney, K. Prey, M. Rnpe, M. Miehgelg, L Orcnn. Run' Three: N, Baker, C. Kunnlwle, K. Cmkic, G, W1llll.lI1lS, C. Whilker, D. Masters. li Suzur, C. Geiser, G. Chester, j..Light, S. lifiiw. r. Hi Ron Ove. Left lo Rzzlwlz XV. Baldosser. T7'6'i1l'll1'flA.' D. Aucls.Pre.rir1ef1I: bl. Ttifftml, l'1ut-Preirde1zt.' B. Bertram. Ser1':.'Jr' Rott Tzioi C. Holt I. Garner. D, McClellan, I. XY'.1n.im.1lter, C. Nerv- land. L. M-illencop, XV. McAdams, R. Altlrich. Rm Tlvwe: Mr. Alex Kish, .'ltf1fmr.' XV. Owens, Hershler. R. Lulce. F. Olmstead, M. Daymont, F. Demantlante, H. Hauser. Rfm Four: T. Freshss ater. D. Armstrong, G. Crabtree, L. Xvinemillcr, N. Baker, K. Krock. D. Diller. r. Choir 2,91-i3,,' ,M Q 1 4 . , . A , i f ,f LA ' L :lk 6 ., - . f as U .X fd X '44 D F , -P ' 1 ,J glggifirfg' l ' U S l L ,f 2? I A T 2 , 1 - , f f 4 tl? 1- ' N-,fx e L ' 1 7 Q ll ' ' ., .22 lg. 9 . 1 . I Rou- One. Left to Right K. Black, D. Knell, M. Hart, R. Cansler, L. Mollenltfmpf, S. Beach, K. Wilsrin, B. Bogan, P. Rittenour, V. Volkmer, R. Aldrich, L. Mollenkopf, W. Harper, J. Rizer Row Tum P. Wenninger, L. Corwin, B. Shaw, R. Albright, D. Pettit, B. Breymaier, C. Guillery W. Owens, W. Smith, D. Groves, J. Eggleston, D. Wfilliams, O. Hobbs, R. Luke, W. Bertram, J Patton, L. Lash. Rau' Three: M. Wilstin, J. Wanamaker, M. Miller, l. Garner, W. Vinson, J Gobrecht. I. Kalnins, J. Etsinger, K. Cole, S. Kehrer, A. Hoover, E. Feilt. VI. Downing, Arrow- pmziftq K. Pfeiffer, J. Judd. Rout' Four: B. Spence, M. Ramsey, C. Sites, I. Stiger, S. Manring J. Grienich, R. Herrick, 1. Tufford, T. Stiefel, B. Wertz, M. Glosser, K. Crokie, J. Feighner, E Davis, J. Pirnstill, R. Carpenter. 105 1 unior and f O Rou' One, Left to Right: C. Sitler, Secrelary: C. Heminger, D. johns, D. Auck, J. West, M. Spiegel, A. Hoover, K. Frey, J. Shackelford, Dmm .illajorq J. Clady, Vice-Preijdemi' S. Edmonds, B. Sellars, D. Wise, C. Blair, M. Havron, F. Demandante. Row Two: D. Giffin, M. Lilcins, D. Wilson, J. Price, J. Clady, B. Metzger, T. Freshwater, J. Tufford, Treatzzrefz' M. Rupe, B. Hauser, A. Riddlebaugh, R. Mills, C. Newland, P. Agee, M. Daymont, D. Diller, D. Armstrong, VU. McAdams. Row Three: R. Rife, B. Witter, C. Rehm, L. Cosgrove, D. Jones, V. Slane, M. Stine- helfer, 1. Ufferman, L. Orean, C. Noblit, J. Light, J. Knell, K. Floclcen, G. Williams, N. Criblez, J. C. Sharrock, W. Baldosser, M. Zeller, M. Chidester. Ron' Fnzzrz R. Sulser, S. Efaw, M. Ruble, W. Herschler, G. Diller, B. Pollock, A. Bair, P. Batton, J. Enders, Pre,fide11l,' S. Zehting, N. Vasil, S. Boyer. The Junior Band has had an outstanding year this year. They have marched in many parades. Some of them are: The Pet Parade held at Halloween, The junior High football homecoming game, the Republican rally, and also in one Varsity Football game. The band started off their social activities by having a picnic at Aumiller Park and they had a party in the spring. The junior Band combined with the Senior Band to give the annual appreciation concert and winter concert. 106 ,L 2 . Hi Cheerleaders Left m Rizlv: L. Lash, B. Breymaier, VI. Rizer, -I. Judd, B. Cooper, D. Baker, S. Beach. Snapshots .a-,, wwf' .,e...4fw34L '95 l Z' JA 107 My ,K ' ff, 147.46 MW 7.7, .fff f 71 I 3, me 4, V5 H , 404 fm 2441524 , . ff , , f.,,:f-3 W , . H QAAA , , ,, A ,.,.,.. . , ,, f 4 ' ' -'E2f:g.i:j:Q1.f- '12, 1 .ff , .aw fe-M-A M:'21'.5'1:-?:'?',:: :1 .I , Z ?f.4 ,...A,, . ..,, . .. ... 4 1,1 ,.-Wu W 4 1, 1 . , -ffl , ,.,... 1 J 'Lf - - gg Vi fr, 4 'g If 4 7 V f C ,gf 1.5, , 5 L 1 VH ' ' ' .gash X Wy! ,f .31 V'-' f , r. High Gains Experience In Football Firyt Row, Left to Right: B. Owens, J. Shafer, D. Auck, D. Easterday, F. Demandante. F. Olm- stead, T. Emerson, I.. Winemiller. Sefond Row: L. Mollenkopf. N. Baker, -I. Pirnstill, D. Nei- kerk, B. Hetschler, B. Gottfried, M. Miller, T. Stiefel, T. Freshwater. Third Rout T. Btyden. R. Haycook, B. Baldosser, D. McKinnon, J. Garberick, J. McCalliste'r, J. Clady, L. XVil1i:-mms, Manager. Although the win-loss record of the Junior Redmen wasn't impressive, the experi- ence they gained under Coach Don Tschanen this year will be a very important asset to them in future years as they climb up the ladder to the Reserve and Varsity squads. JUNIOR HIGH SEASON RECORD B. H. S. 6 Upper Sandusky 6 B. H. S. 6 Shelby 40 B. H. S. I3 Galion 26 B. H. S. I4 Willgirtl 20 108 And Basketball af 1 ,. ...An Ron Ove, Leif! to Rizlal. -I. Sharrocl-c, L. Myers, L. Wfilliams, B. Owens. D. Auck, T. Brytien, D. Rertiyz, T. Freshwater. B. Bertram. Ron Two: Coach Rnseberry, T. Emerson, R. Haruis, L. XX'inemiller. -I. Tufford. VI. MCCallisrer, D. Efaw, D. McKinnon, T. Stiefel, -I. Blahut. The Qluninr Reflrnen of the basketball wurt whieli intlutles the seventh and eighth grade buys. gained mueh experienee this past yeiir its they wnn seven games anti tlruppetl only five. Under the direttion uf CQu:ieh Ruse-berry the It-IIN stored +45 puints for the season and averaged 57 points it grime tu their opponents 35 points. SCORES OF GAMES Upper Sandusky 20 B, H. S 50 Galion Sl B. H. S. 44 Tiffin 35 B. H. S, 38 Willard 55 B. H. S. 25 Mt. Zion 59 B. H. S. 58 Upper Sandusky 56 B. H. 5, 40 Shelby 55 B. H. S. 37 Willard ZH B. H. S. 18 Shelby 45 B. H. S. 35 Galion 26 B. H, S. 32 Mt. Zion 45 B. H. S. 44 Tiffin 57 B. H. S. 46 'IO9 Ol. .l-11 Ollklpb 1 f 4 M,e QQ.Qj? ?QfwW'1f?77' , , V W - , - - X, 4, 4 f V, My ,wif , MPJW575 , I, 4,4 X - f ,,41.:f4j 1' -vi f 1 f f ,w'.. . ' A W , yi Y -11,4 I .1 ,if f y , j ' ,Saw wwhwwwywfw -, , 4 L WW, ff ,.,, wwf, QT , A fn f f' ' j4Z?,jiigi 'W ,, M I '- ' 'iz V, 5,44 5 T12 ggi ggdw 'Z 'fy ,WL 0 ff A im 1, 155 4 ww , f I IIO 6 V , vwfp , . --Q . K .ky Q. 1 f Q J! Sponsors American Automobile Association ooo, Arthur-Louis Produce Co.. Atlantic and Pacific Co. Bailey, 'Clarence Building Baker Brothers LLLLLL Baker Plumbing and Heating L L L Baumoels LLLLL L Bob's Sandwich Shop' L L Bucyrus Castings Co. L Bucyrus Ice Co. LLLLLL Bucyrus Music Center LL Bucyrus Transfer and Storage Co, L L l3udd's Electric MLLLLLL City Coal and Building Supplies Co. L LLL Clover Farm Store LLLLLLLLL L L LLLL LL Cobey Corporation-Bucyrus LLL LLL I Cooks Insurance LLLLLLLLLLLL LL Cory's Superette LLLLLL Cotsy's Shell Station L Country Side Dairy LLL Crall Insurance -LLL L Crawford Bowling Inc. Crawford Steel Foundry Crum Appliance Co. LLL Dairy Land LLL LLLLLLL Davis Pontiac Inc. LL Dixie Cream Donut Shop Driscoll Motors Sales Earl's Drugs L Edward J. Myers, Lawyer Fischer's Hardware LLLL Flox's Clothing Store L Foulk's Pharmacy L Freddie'S Drive ln LL Garberick Real Estate Gearhart's Grocery General Electric General Hydraulics Herb's Newstand Home Office Supply LL Huggins And Wingate Jay's Toggery L Kibler Motor Sales, Inc. Kiess Electric dvcrtising Index 127 127 127 118 127 117 127 127 125 124 127 124 127 117 125 116 127 127 117 127 115 127 121 117 127 127 127 125 117 127 126 127 127 125 127 127 113 120 127 127 127 127 125 126 Kime Lumber Co. 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L Ulmer Insurance Agency Virginia Shop Walther's Hardware L L Wise's Furniture L Zeigler Milling Co. 114 127 124 127 127 125 119 117 127 127 127 '25 115 127 115 125 127 122 127 127 118 127 127 12O 117 115 123 118 127 127 127 114 124 115 118 127 126 127 127 BUCYRUS LAMP PLANT GENERAL ELECTRIC BUCYRUS GLASS PLANT congmmzmom to me cum of '57 KIME LUMBER CO. L.-.......... SWAN RUBBER CO Congratulatzom to the Clan of '57 RYDER BRASS FOUNDRY THE ULMER ELECTRIC COMPANY R cords Record PIoyers Hi F R dios T p R d Westingh Appl d S C on gratulatiom THE E. C. CRALL INSURANCE AGENCY II3 E. Rensselaer Street Phone: 2-289I G .Gbh Congmtulatiom to the Clan of '57 FRANKLIN H. ROBERTS MUTUAL LIFE or New YORK , NM 5,4 -,A M, N-.1 R , f lm, .I imp. W, Flin, f 'sm f ' ,QQ V MW? I f ww ,VVI ,I , F77 I N R I ugh 4 ' :fi ff ., 4 X li 'V 'K f. , f ff ,, ' N., Al? ,f 5, Au ' , 'W ' 1- A 1 Cf ,,, 44, 1 , , -. M f s 'T ' wk N.,,w , ,fy as .X rg , I l , I , f , , 'C ' N 5, flwmff, ' mx 'h,,,. 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Virginia Shop Stewart's Root Beer Crawford Bowling Inc. Zeigler Milling Company Bob's Sandwich Shop Huggins and Wingate l.ong's Shoe Store Quality Printing Ca. American Automobile Association Davis Pontiac Inc. Cory's Supperette Struble's Drugs Edward J. Myers, Lawyer Koons Cleaners Baumoels R. W. Garberick Real Estate Parsel Frame and Axel Service Margaret Ann's Beauty Shop Dairy Land Mac-WaIt's Drive-In McCalI's Restaurant Herb's Newstand Ley's Jeweler Jay's Toggery Dixie Cream Donut Shop Faulk's Pharmacy G. C. Murphy Co. Best Wishes To The Class of c'Nineteen Fifty Seven EMERY P. COOK INSURANCE AGENCY -Your Bef! Imurance Selection IJ Nationwide Protection- Auto-Life-F i re-Theft-Liabi I ity-Acc ident-Pol io- 327 East Lucas St. Bucyrus, Ohio Phone 4-2956 se,-.vita TIONVYID 5 s MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 'N no g heave ofllcez Columbus,gOhlo g- Oef Bw Wffeff POWERS BUILDING SUPPLY to the Clan of 57 BUCYRUS MUSIC CENTER Wlmom E' Powys Everything Maxim! 220 -222 W. Mary Street Phone: 5-1836 Student In Achor, Donna 222 22222222219, 32 Achor, Ruth 2222 2 22248 Ackerman, Terry 222 19, 32, 78, 93 Agee, Paul e,,, 2 Aidt, Charles 22 Aidt, Glenn 2 Aidt, Larry 2.22 Aidt, Wayne 222 Albright, Ruth 22 Aldrich, Nancy 22 Aldrich, Ronald Allen, Lee ,,,c 22 Amos, james .,,, 2 2 2 2 Applegate, Delores 22 2 222222100 2 22222222100 2 43, 62, 70, 78 2 22 cccc 2222297 22,2 22 222248 2 100, 104, 105 2 22248, 83 222222100, 105 222219, 32, 82 22 2 248 22222222 222 22100 Armstrong, David 22296, 97, 103, 105, 106 Armstrong, Diana .,,,, 2222 53, 77, 80, 88 Armstrong, Robert 2222222 22 2 22222. 243 Arnold, Sue ,c,,, 2 ,,,1 ,2, 2 243, 76, 80 Arnold,Wil1iam 2219, 32, 38, 68, 75, 81, 90 Ash, Janet 2222 ,,.,,, 43. 83, 84, 88, 92 Ash, Lloyd 22 Auck, David 2 ,.., 29 Auck, Diana 22 Auld, john 22 Austin, Pam 22 Baehr, jean 22222 Baerkircher, Alfred Bair, Anna 2.22 2 222 ,ddu. 222222222222100 7, 105, 106, 108, 109 2222222 22 22248, 77, 80 22245, 76, 78, 81 -22 f-YY. -253 222248, 80, 94 222255, 82, S8 22 .2297, 106 de X Bergen, George2222 20, 76, 79, 88 Berry, Patty 222 Bertram, Wm. 222 Bishop, Sue ,,,. Bittikofer, lola 222 Bittikofer, Larry 222 Black, john 22222 2 Black, Kay 2 2 22 Black, Linda 22 2 2 Black, Mary M. 2 2 Black, Mary 2 2 2 Black, Phyllis 2 2 2 Blackburn, Barbara 2 Blake, Blahut, Judy 2 2 22 jerry 2 2 2 Blair, Christine Blankenship, junior 2 Blevins, Glenna 2 Blevins, Mary 2222 Blodgett, Janice Bloomfield, Rosa 22 32, 38, 68, 70, 75 22222-22-253, 80 222297, 105, 109 2222222248, 80, 84 222253, 77, 83, 88 2222222O, 32, 85 222222222221O0 222297. 104, 105 222222243, 76 22222253 2 222222 97 222248, 83 22220, 32 2 222222 100 222297, 109 222104, 106 2222 2222 9' 84 222253, 86, 92 22 22248. 222248, 76, 80 97 Bogan, Bonnie 222 222100, 104, 105 Bogan, Daryl, 22 222222 22222 2 22222253, 76, 82 Bogan, Larry 22 22222222222 20, 32, 38, 81 Boorn, John 2 18, 20, 32, 38, 60, 61, 62, 66, 68, 70, 75, 81, 90, 92 Bowser, Patricia 222222222 22222 22222 2248 Boyer, Sally 22222222222222222222 53, 106 Breisinger, Robert 222222 20, 32, 38, 76, 93 Brewington, Nella 22 22222222222222222 53 Breymaier, Barbara 22 222222222222 248, 83 Breymaier, Bonnie 2 2 2 2 97, 104, 105, 107 Brindle, Shirley 222 222 2222 22222100 Brinkman, Gregg 2 2 2 222253, 67, 72 Brinkman, Ross 222220. 32. 38, 75 Brogan, Nadine 22 2 2222 48, 84, S3 Bronson, Sharon 222 222 2 2222 2297 Brooks, Franklin 2 22229' Brown, Fawler 2 222100 Browning, Jean 2, 2 .22 22 222, 2222 2297 Bryant, Elmer 222 2 2222 2 2222 2222 2 22243 Bryant, Sarah 2 22 20, 32, 76, 78, 79. 82 84. 89, 90, 93 Bryden, Bernirta 222 2 22243, 79, 34, 36 Bryden, Thomas 22 2,2297, 108, 109 Burling, Darlene , 22222 , 222Y 43, 34 Burrey, Carolyn .2 22 22222222222AY 48, 97 Baird, Glen 222 .44--.-v 97 Baird, Peggy 222 ,,44.--- 53 Baker, Diana 22 2 2222 97, 107 Baker, janet 22 2 22222243, 91 Baker, Nancie 2 22 222100, 104 Baker, Neil 22 100, 105, 107 Baker, Skip 22222 2222 2 253. 72 Baker, Wiliam 22 2 2 2222 222 243 Baldosser, Wm. 222 2 97, 105, 106, 108 Baldy, Betty 2222 22 2 22 2 253, 94 Barber, Charles 2 2 22100 Barciz, joe 222 2 2248 Barciz, john 222 22 2 2 48 Bargar, Charlene 2 2 2 2 100 Barnhart, Phyllis 2 22 19, 32, 84, 90, 91 Barton, Peggy 2 2 2 53 Bass, Filmore 22 22248, 88 Barton, David 2 253 Barton, Nancy 22 222100 Barton, Peggy 22 2253, 106 Baum, jerry 222 2 19, 32 Baxter, Wm. 22 2 2 22 2253 Beach, Ronnie 2 2 2 92, 97 Beach, Sally 222 100, 103, 105, 107 Beach, Sam 222 53, 67 Beach, Sharon 2 2222100 Beach, Shirley 222 2222 43, 79 Beamer, Glen 2 2222.297 Baehr, jean 22 2222284 Beard, Rhonda 2 222222 253 Beebe, Dennis 222 219, 32 Belcher, Rita 22 2 222222 222253 Benach, Betty 222 2 219, 32 79 Bennett, Vance 2222 2222 2 100 Burwell, Bonnie 22 Butterman, joe 2 32, Cady, Robert 2 2 2 Caldwell, Sandra 21, 84, 86, 87, 89, 91 Calhoun, Mary Campbell, Christine 2 Campbell, Diana 2 2 Campbell, Ernest 2 Cansler, Ronald 2 2 Carlisle, James 2 Carpenter, James 222 Carpenter, Richard 2 222 222 2222 47, 58, 80, 84 60, 62, 68, 70, 75 22 2 33, 76, 77, 78, 79 22 100, 88, 104 - 2253, 77, 88 2297, 104 2222221, as 222100, 105 2222 222248 22 22 21, 55, 85 2 2 222297, 105 Carson, Sandra 2 2 21, 33, 84, 88, 93, 94 Carter, Bobby 22222 22 2222 2, 222, 21, 33, 85 Carter, Pearl .--,-- Cassidy, Patricia Caffella. Benny --CE Chadwick. Beverly Chalfin, Michael --- Chance, Darl ,,,,.- -- Chandler, Kenneth Chandler, Larry - - ,- - - - - Charleston Charlene Charleston, Ronald Chester. Gloria - ---- Chidester, Mary Jane Charlton, Christine Christman. Jerry -- Christman. Judith Christrnan, Juleen Christman, Richard Student Index -----53 ------100 -- --53, 67 -----53 -1 -- ---- 53 ---------100 ---21, 33, 88 -- ----43 ----43 ---------100 ---------100 100, 104, 106 -- -- - ---97 -- -48, 86 48 76 88 53 -Y L. . -.1 -1 21, Jia, QS, 81, S6 Crum, Larry ---- -- Cundiff, Robert - Cundiff, Sarah --- Curry, Peggy -- ----43, 76, - ----- 43, -----53, 80, -- --53, 76, 81 85 88 83 62, 67, 68, 70, 73, 81 Dauchenbaugh, Donald ----- ----- 4-100 Darling, Tom ---- 43, Davis, Elma -------- ----- -----100, 105 Daymont, Micheal - ------ -100, 105, 106 Deare, Janis -- - --33, 77, 73, 79, S7 Demandante, Francisco --100, 105, 106, Denton, Wm, -- Denzer, Mary -- Denzer, Paul ----- Deppen, Penelope Clady, Bob --- Clady, James -- Clady. Janet -- Clady, John - - Clady, William - Clark, Howard - ii- 1-. - -f w . 46, 62. 2. 4, 82 - - 93. 106, 108 --93, 104, 106 -- --48 -- -93 - --53 DeVol, Jean ------ Dible, Judy --- Dible, Linda --- Dible, Robert --- Diller, David --- Diller, Eugene --- Clark, Patty -- -- Cluff, Richard - - Cochenour Norma Cochenour, Phyllis - - Cohagen, Nancy - Colcott, James - 109 Colcott, Joe - Cole, Gary --- Cole, Karen -- Cole, Madelon Collene, Harriet Cook, Anya --- Cook, Karen --- Cook, Tedica - - 87. 91 Cooper, Betty --- Cooper, Terry - Copper, Nancy - Corwin, LeRoy - Cosgrove, Linda -- Corner, David - - Cotsmire, Donna Corsmire, Judy Cotsmire, Neil --- Cotsmi re Cover, Cover, Cover, Cowell, Betty ----- Donald - - - James Susan - - , Patsy --4 - -21, 33 ------6 - ----100 ------- -----53 ---43, 78, 91 097 - - ----- -------85 --- 43, 62,6 , 8, 81 --97. 104, 105 ----- - --53 ------ - 48, 80 - 55, 80, as -48, 11, 19, so 22 33 1 1' 1' 79 .6, .S. - 100, 104, 107 - ------- 22, 33 22, 33, 88, 93 --.- 93, 105 --100, 104, 106 ----22, 33, 76 ------ ----. 97 - -,-- 97, 104 - ---- 48, 78, 82 - - ---- 53 -43, 76, 91, 94 ----- ---- ---100 ---- ------ -97 ----53, 80, 88 ----------97 Ditmore, Jackie -- Dolin, Clarence -- - Downing, John -- ---- 108 ---97 ---53 --97 ---- ---- -53 Downing, Judy -- ---- 97, 103, 104, Downing, Mary Durieux, James -- Durieux, Leonard Durr, Walterean - Easterday, Dallas Easterday, Julie -- Eaton, Edith - - Edmonds, James Edmonds, Sue Edsinger, Jack - Edsinger, Ronald Edwards, Larry -- Efaw, Eleanor - Efaw, Jerry ---- Efaw, Richard - Efaw, Sally ----- - Eggelston, John Eggelston, Judy - Ehrhart, John -- Eickel, John ----- ----- --43, 76 Eidson, Douglas Elder, Bill --- Emerson, Richard Emerson, Mary -- --------- Emerson, Thomas Cox, Jerry -- COX, Virginia -- Crabtree, Gary --- Craner, Constance -- Crawford, James -- Crawford, Mary -- Cress, Ronald -- ----97, ----97, -fffi5f321 Emig, Jules -- --- -43 ----47, 58, 76, so ---- ------ -53 ----------43 ------------100 - --97, 105, 106 ------100, 106 ----100, 103 ----------48, 72 ---- ------ 48, 82 105 -- --- -------- 54 ---43 ----100 ----100 ---91, 108 - - 48, 16 ------- - -43 -- ---- - 97 100, 104, 106 - ------ -46 - 55 - - 100 --10 - - -97 - ,-------- -91 - 100, 104, 106 -- --- -- 100 ---97,104,105 ---- --40, 77 , ss -- ----- --- 100 40, 62, 67, 72, 82 ------- --------54, 72 --------------108, ,62,61,1s,s1 Enders, JoAnn --- --------- 97, 104, Erwin, Gar Esterline, Pat --- Etzinger, Carol -- Etsinger, Jean - - Etzinger, Jim ------ y --- -- --- 40, 80, 83, 84 Criblez, Nancy -- Crokie, Karen -- Crokie, Kathleen -- Crokie, Torn ---.. Crum, Arden -- -- ------. -53, 88 ---100, 122, 105 --------48, 62, 67 ---33, 38, 77, 81 Etzinger, Richard --- Erzinger, Terry --- Everhart, Jerry -- Everett, Barbara --- --48, 83, 94 . 86 106 -- ------- ----54 -- --------- ----43 ----91, 104, --------48 105 , 76 4---97 1243 ,85 ---4-497 -44497 Student Index Gray, Roger ,,,,.,. ,YYA., , .-54, 76, 82 Green, Richard ,,,,... ,,,,49, 62, 67, 72 Greenich, Jerry Ann 98 104 A-- -----W 1 Gregory, Alberta .e,,. 22 ---v 101 Gregory, George ,, Greenich, Jeri ,,, Greilich, Horst , , , Fackler, Helen ,,,, ...... 54 Fahl, George ,, ,.,,, 54, 72 Fahl, Ronald ,,, ...... 23, 33 Failor, David ,,, ,,,, 23, 33, 85 Fauset, Sharon ,, ,,YY---.--- 49, 77, 80 Feighner, Joyce ,f,,, , ,,AY,Y 100, 104, 105 Feik, Bevedv -2, ggv. 23, 33, 78, 84, 38, 90 Feik, Emmalee , ,MGY , Y,w,- , Amzzzz 97, 105 Ferguson. Claudia ,, ,,,, .,,,,,,.,...-m,97 Fisher, Sherry ,,--,,23, 33, 38, 77, 87, 93 Flickinger, Carol ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,49 Flock, Barbara , , ,,, , ,,, ,,,, ,23, 33 Flock, Bill , , . ,, ,,, ,49, 75, 76, 82 Flocken, Kristine , ,. , ,, 100, 104, 106 Flohr, Paul , ,,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,,49, 88 Flohr, Virginia ,,, ,f,,,Y,,. .,-,,54, 94 Foreman, James ,,,,, ,,1.. 100 Fowler, Kay f,,,, ,,43, 78, 79, 83, 84, 90 Fowler, Phil ,,23, 33, 62, 60, 68, 75, 81, 93 Fox, Paul ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 43 Frasch, Nancy ,,,23, 33, 76, 78, 79, 84, 90 Frederick, Jane ,, Freshwater, Terry Frey, Becky , , ,, , Frey, Karen , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,49, 78,80 , ,,,,,,,,,,.- ,,,54 French, Delcia ,,,, ,,, ,,97, 105, 106, 109 Friend, Linda ,,, Fritz, Leroy ,,, Fritz, Wilma ,, Frost, Alice ,,, Frost, Sally ,,, Gantzler, Raymond Garberick, John ,,,, Garberick, Joyce ,, Garner, Bill , Garner, Jack Garrett, Virginia Gasuras, William Gatchell, David Geiser, Claudia Ghist, Collen Giffin, Darrell Gilbert, Carol Gilbert, Martha J Gille, Carol Ginn, Mary Ginter, Elizabeth Gistle, Dorothy Gistle, James Glaskas, Paul Glosser, Mary Gobtecht, Arlene Gobrecht, Judith Goodwin, Joyce Goodwin, Nancy Gottfried, Robert Graetz, James Graham, Judy Graham, Michael Grasley, Dultie Grasley, Ruth Crrauel, Dean Graves, Larry Ziflff -,,,,,--,-,,54, so ,,,,100, 104, 106 ,,,,23, 33, 79 ,, ,,44, 62, 67 ,,,,24,33,79,S4 ,,,,,,,100,104 ,,,,,,54 , ,,, ,,.,,.z 97 ,,, , ,,,,97, 108 Grimes, Christopher ,,,,,54 ,,,,105 ,,,,,98 ,,,,-,98 Grimm, Bob ,,,,, ,,,, 4 4, 83 Grogan, Mary ,, ,,,,, 101 Grover, Raymond ,,, ,,,, 52, 54 Groves, Don , ,,,, ---,,105 Groves, Linda , ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,98 Guillerey, Carol , , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 98, 105 ,,, ,,,,44, 76 , 49, 77, 78, 82, ss ,,,sS, 97, 105 ,,,,,,,,,49 , , ,,100 ,,,24, 33. S5 ,, 100, 104 , 49, 70, 00 , , 97, 106 84, 93 44, 79 97. 104 49 ss , 54 24 49, 62, 67 54, 67 97, 104, 105 44 90, 104, 105 100, 104 64 03 ,98, 108 , 54 54, 77, 80, 88, 94 44, 85 54 , 101 44, SS 49 Guillerey, Sue ., U47, 49, 76, 80, 84, 86 Gundrum, Judy , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 9, 80, 88 Hahn, Sandra , , -HW 444-- V-----49 Haller, Sue ,, --49, 77, 80, 88, 89 Hancock, Bill , ,,,,-2. .------- --49 Hancock, Jerry ,, 44---A--4- -44 Hancock, Judy ,,, ,,,,24, 34, 83 Hancock, Mike ,, ,A,fYfY-------- 49 Hancock, Susan , . ,,,, 54, '9, 30, 88 Hanline, Roberta -,,,,,52, 54, 76, 80, 88 Hardin, Darrell ,, , ,,,,,,,,,.Y----4 98 Harer, Larry -, ,,..YA.. 98 Hargis, Louis , ,,,, 49, 72 Hargis, Roy , , ,,,.. 98, 109 Hargis, Ruby ,, , ,,,, 101, 104 Harmon, Curtis ,,, ,,,,.,101 Harmon, Elton ,, ...wff 49 Harness, Ellen , ,,,,,..,, 98 Harper, Wlilliam ,,,101, 105 Harris, Barbara ,,, ..... -54 Harris, Shirley , ,,,,, ,S4 Harris, Wm. H. , , ,,,, ,,,,,,44. 62 Harrop, Claire ,,, 44, 79, 83, 91 Hart, Barbara Jo 44, 78, 79. 88, 90 Hart, James ,,, ,, 53. '2 Hart, Lester 24, 34, 62, 60, -5 Hart, Melvin , ,, ,101, 105 Hart, Virginia 24, S-i, 66 -9, 84, 92 Hauser, Herman 105, 106 Hauser, Karen llavron, Michael Hawk, Pamela Hawkins, Charles Haycook, Janet Haycook, Roger Hayes, Joyce Heavlin, Donna Heiby, Shirley 24, 54 4 4 1 7 54, 77, 79 f Q4 ,,,,-19. 1 , 98, 106 54, 80, 88 ,,, 49. ' 2 80, 83, 94 , 98. 108 , 78, 79. 84 ,fn , H98 ,83, 84, 91 Heinlen, Sharon Heinlen, Susan Heinselman, Nancy Heminger, Carol , Henney, Penny , Henry, Joyce Hern. Jim Herschler, Bill Hetschler, Vikki Hess, Nancy ,,,,,,49 78 79 24, 34, 1, s 77 84 , ,, ,,,,,49 ,, ,,,98, 104, 106 ,23,34,79.S3,s4,93 ,,,,-,,49, 77, so ,, ,,,49, 62, 67, sz ,, 9s,10s,106, 108 , , 49, fs, so, ss --2 22 -,--54 84, 89, 90, 93 Herrick, Roberta .... Hewitt, Jack' 22225 86, 93 Heydinger, Jane 222 Hill, Doris .,,.. Hill, Karen ..,. Hill, Sharon 222 s Hines, Connie 22 Hobbs, Opal .,.. Student Index 222288, 98, 104, 105 34, 62, 60, 68, 75, 81, 222249,77,78,80 2222282, 90, 94 2222222222298 2 ....,,..l,,, 49 222244, 76, 86. 91 2r2288, 101, 105 Holt, Clifford 222 -,Yw-4 101, 105 Holt, George 2222 ,,,- , 6ww--f 25, 34 Holtshouse, James 2 222 2 22254, 67, 77, 82 Hoon, Linda 222, ,,-,,,,-AYY 'AnYY77, 98 Hoover, Anita --96, 98, 103, 104, 105, 106 Horsley, Carolyn 2 Houk, Sharon ..., ----4---,-,2-2222-2101 444 2,2-22--278, 91 Howell, Nolan 22h ,,v-,,,- 4421, 62' 67, g5 Huggins, Mary Ann 22 Hunter, Russell 222 Hyden, Juanita 2 Hyden, Lenord 22 Irving. Renda 2 Jenney, Donald 2 22 18 25, 34, 66, 78, 79, 2222234 222249 222101 2222-49 222222 22254, 67 Johansen, Kathryn 222 22225, 34, 83, 93 Kisor, Ronnie 22 22222249, 67, 82 Kissh, John .............. 44, 68, 75, 81 Klingenberger, Franklin .....,,, 26, 35, 85 Knachel, Barbara .,.. ...a.......- 4 4 Knapp, Donna 222 Knecht, Vivian 2 Knell, Dennis 222 Knell, Joyce rerrr Knisely, Roberta 22 222222222222101 222226, 35, 84, 93 222222--98, 105 22222254, 106 2222222222254, 88 KOCh,SMD 22222 ..rr.. 54,72,82,88 Kraut, Richard 222 22227, 35, 77, 78, 82 Kfock, Kenneth rrrrvrrrrrssrrrr 101, 105 Krock, Nancy 222 2 27, 35, 77, 78, 79, 87 Kuhn, Barbara 2 r,,,,,,,,,.r... 54, 88 Laek, Donald 222 --,98 Laek, Sherry 222 4--49 Lahr, Sandra ,.., 22249 Johns, Bonnie 22, 2 2244, 78, 79, 88 Johns, Donna errr 222298, 104. 106 Johns, Ira 222 aaaa. ..-WY-93 Johns, Jocelyn 22 2 22 ,--49 Laipply, Ronald 2 2 Laipply, Ruth 2 2 Iiimbert, Patty 22 2 Landis, James 2 2 22249 222222244 222498, 104 222222222298 Lane, Priscilla 2 rrr. 101, 104 Lane, Sarah ,,..,, ..,rarra 5 5 LaNier, Michael rrrr 22 ,,,,,,.... 54, 86 Larrabee, Diana 2222, ,....,,,,,,,,, 22298 LaRue, Bill 2 27, 35 94 Lash, Linda , 22. Laughbaum, Jerry 2 2 Laughbaum, Mary 2 Lawhun, Darrell 222 Lawrence, Charles 2 Lawson, Barbara Lee, Willard 22- 76, 78, 88, 89, 90, 93, 2222298,104,105,107 222222222222222298 22 rrrr 54, 77 222222101 2222101 4--98 22298 Johnston, Beth -22 ...,-.. 4-479 Jones, David 22222 rr.,..rr.,rrr. 98, 106 Judd, Janet 1 222 222 - 4, 98, 105, 107 Judd, Judy 18, 25. 34, '8, 79, 83. 86, 88, 90, 94 Judd, Kay 2,225, 34, 66. 76, 78, 79, 84, 93 Judy, Allen ,..w. 2222 rrr.. 254, 67, 82 Judy Judith 2225, 34, Kalnins, Guntis 222 38, 77, 82, 87, 90, 93 22 2222101 Kalnins, lnara ,..r ---- 1 01, 105 Kanable Carol 22 v--- 101- 104 Karg, David r..-,- 4 A-----Y--- 26, 34 Katona, Betty .-A. -----v-A-------- 4 91 91 Katterhenrich, David 222249, 62, 67, 72, 82 Kehrer, Sharon fa.. ---V -v-- --98, 105 Keller, Donna 222 Keller, Robert .,.. Kelley. Michael -2 Kelley, Patsy 222 Keltner, Dixie 22 22226, 34, 79, 84 2222222 22101 22222222226, 34 222226, 34, 84, 88 222222222222--54 Kennedy, John ..f-. ---a- 4 44, 76, 78, 31 22298 ,----98 2 .rrsrr 254 222222298, 104 222222-2298,104 222,44, 77, 78, 81 Kent, Julie .L.,.,... 4 44---4 -33, 98, 104 Kiess, Joan 2244, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 84, 87, 90, 92, 94 Kiess John 26, 34, 37, 62, 61, 68, 75, 81, 86, 90, 93 Kightlinger, James 222 22249, 76. 78, 88 Kimerline, Regieg 22 ff... 54, 32, 88 Kifkham, Barbara 22 -fu -f,- W4---101 Kisor, Lee r..,, 2 -ors 26, 34, 78, 93 Kisor, Lynn 4- ----4 ---541 80 Lewis, Darrell 22 Lewis, Earldeen 2, Lewis, Grace 222 Lewis, Julie 2 ,2 Lewis, Karen 2 Light, David 222, ,2222 Light, 81, 93 Light, Jennifer 2 Light, Sharon 22 Light, Susan 2 Likins, Melanie Liles, Ollie 222 Liles, Sydney 22. Loewy, Susan 22 Lowery, Denver 22 Luke, Richard ,22 McAdams, Wayne 22 Edward . 27, 55, 62, 60, 61, 66, 75, 2222101, 104, 106 22222249, 77. 80, 86 21252, 54, 77, 78, 82 222222101, 104, 106 22-22,2-235, 79 -2,--22-22-50 222250, 76, 80 22222227, 35 ----98, 105 2222101,105,105,106 McBride, Gloria 2222 22222 222244, 79, 83 McBride, Sam 2222 McCallister, James 2 McCallister, Sue L222 McCleese, Carol 222 McCleese, Mary 2 2 -222----22-2-98 222298, 108, 109 2 2222 27,35,90,94 44--22--2222,98 if-------498 McClellan, David 22222 222222, 96, 101, 105 McClellan, Sherry 2227, 35, 38, 66, 78, 89, 88 McClintock, David McClintock, Tom 88 8 McClure, Barbara 8888 88 McClure, Sarah 88 8 McDowell, Walter McGuire, Geoffrey McKinley, Madeline McKinnon, David 8 McKinnon, Sandy 8 8 McLaughlin, Jean 8 McMichael, Mary 888 McMonigal, Karen McNeil, Pat 8888888 McNeil, Tom 8888 McNulty, Rodney McSweeney, Donna McSweeney, Sandra Mackling, Carol 8888 Mahlie, David 8888 Mahlie, Neil 8 8 Maley, Connie 8 8 88 Maley, Marlo 88 Manring, Dandra 8 Marggraf, Bob ,,,, Marquis, Charles 8 8 Martin, Kenneth 888 Martin, Toni 88 .A,, Masters, Donna 8 Masters, Violet 888 Meck, Kenneth 88 Mertz, Janice 888 Metzger, Bonnie .,,,, 8 8 8 Student Index 88888828, 35, 85 888-8888888---55 828, 35, 38, 78, 88 - ...,Y....... 55 88 888888 ,e,,.,. 101 88888888888 888-855, 78 55, 80, 83, 86, 88 8 8898, 108, 109 88850,82,88 88888828,55 88 8,8888 50 8 888888. 101 88844,79,84 8888888-50 88888101 8 88--888-98 88881O1, 104 888-101, 104 888888--55 8 .8888. 44 8888850 8888888855 888 888. 98, 105 888855, 82, 94 888827, 35, 85 8--88---88898 88888 8888. 55, 88 8888101, 103, 104 -8---888--88845 -888-8888888101 --.. 88.8 55, 80, 83, 88 88888888,98,106 MCYCIS, Ifefa ff---- 50, 77, 80, 39, 92, 94 Michael, Molly 888888 88 8888, 101, 104 Michael, Patricia 88888 8888888 5 5, 80, 88 Mikusa, Jack 8888888 8 8888 35, 61, 62, 75 Miller, Barbara 28, 35, 38, 76, 77, 78, 82, 87, 91, 93 Miller, Christine 88 Miller, Connie 888 Miller, John 888 Miller, Melvin 88888 Miller, Michael 8888 Miller, Sarah 888 Mills, Ellen 88 Mills, James 888 Mills, Ralph 888 Mills, Robert 88 Mills, Ronnie 88888 Mollenkopf, Larry 8 88 Mollenkopf, Leona Monk, Bertha 888888 Moore, Jeannine 888 Morgan, Roger 88 Morrow, Gary 8 8 8 Musselman, Kay 8888 Mustard, Barbara 88 Mutchler, Bill 88 88 Mutchler, Bonnie 88 8 Myers, Larry 8 8 8 8 88 Myers, Mary Edna Myers, Mike 8-88 Myers, Richard 8 Myers, Shirley 888 888888888855 888850, 80, 83 888845, 77, 78 88--98, 105, 108 88888 88888 8898 888888 88898 888101 8888850 8 888888 50 88 98, 106 888 88-88---898 88101, 105, 108 8 8--98, 105 888888-98 8. 8850 8888855 888 8888 55 8 8888101, 104 8 8- 88 8 8 8---855 8888855, 72, 82, 86 88888850, 80, 83, 88 888 8888 98, 109 888888850 888885 88888898 888855, 83 rveauey, naike 8888 8.88 50, 67, 72, Neighbor, Melvin 8-- 8---f ---- - --- Neighbor, Terry 88 -4----- - Neikirk, Donald 88 --4- 98, Nelson, Corrine 88 --------- - Nelson, Dianna 88- 8888-- -101, Newland, Charles --- .888 101, 105, Nicholson, Barbara 88 Nieder, Diane 888888 Niedermier, John 8 Noblit, Carolyn 8 Oberlander, Beverly Oberlander, Mary 8 Olmstead, Forest 8 Orean, Linda 88888 Oreweiler, Don 888 Orr, Kay 8- Owens, William 96, Paetznick, Ricky 8 8 8 Papp, Charles 888 Parker, Bill 8 8 Parker, Durrell 8 8 Parker, Paula 8 Parks, Barbara 8 Patton, Cecilia Patton, Charles 8 8 Patton, Donna 8 8 Patton, Judy 8888 Patton, Larry 8 8 8 888876, 83, 82 101 855 108 850 107 106 99 88888-8--55 88888--855 Pauley, Barbara 8 88 888 Penninger, Robert 88 Peppard, David 888 Perdue, Gilbert 88 Perdue, Harold 8888 88 8 8888 8 Peterson, Richard 88 888888.88 88 Pettit, Debra 88888 Pettit, Robert 88 Pettit, Sharon 8 Pfeiffer. Karen 88 Pneawfea PhyHE 8 Phillips, Judy Pinion, Porter Pirnstill, James Pirnstill, John Pirnstill, Yvonne Pollock, Barbara Pollock, Judy 8 Poole, Linda 8 Powell, Mary 8 Powell, Sam Powers, Eddie 88 Powers, Sandra Price, Bob 8888 Price, Janet 888 Price, Kenneth 8888 Pritchard, Kenneth 88 8888 Prohaska, Anna 888 888 Purdue, Betty 88A Pyles, Ted 8888 Quaintance. Esther 888101, 106 8 8888 45, 79, 91 888---99, 104 8888-99, 105, 108 818-101, 104, 106 88888888888-45, 85 88888888---55, 80 99,103,105,108,109 88--50, 67 88--50 88888850 88828, 35 8 8888.8.. 99 88850, 80, 84 88888888850 888-8- 55 888888101 888899, 105 88888850 101 88888101 88888101 88855, 6' 101 35 888101, 104, 105 ----8----8--99 ----8----------55 888888101, 104, 105 88 28, 36, 77, 79, S2 888 88899. 105, 101 855 108 42, 45, 68, 70, 81 888 850. 16, so, 89 888888-88899, 106 888888855 888888 8-8-55, 94 f ---------- 50 8 828, 56, 60, 62, 85 -------------8-55 888 88-- 99, 103 8888888852, 55, 82 888888101, 105, 106 888845, 68, 70, 78, S1 8888888888101 8- 88.--.. 99 888899 88-855 888850 Quaintance, Sharon --- Quesinberry, Sylvia -- Radcliff, Thomas .,,.. Radler, Judy 45, 78, 7 Rainey, Richard - W - -- Ralph, Sandra -W Ramsay, Michael -- 9, Student Index - ...,,., 101 ---50, 78, 84 ---- ..,Y,..AY. -55 82, 84, 87, 92 ---------------99 Randall, Bob .,,, Randolph, Retta -- -- Rankin. Larry - - ,,,, -- Rarick, Sandra --28, 36, 87, 89 Rauth, Kay -- Rauth, Theresa W Reber, Don . W ---101, 104 ---101, 105 ---55, 72 -------45, 94 --------------101 , 13, 9, 33, S4 -, . - ....... -55 ---29, 36, 79, 90 ---------------55 Kenetta -- ,ccc 45, 78, 79, 82, 94 Reber, Reed, Steve - - Rehm, Carol - - Rehm, Susan - - - Reiff, I-inda - - - - Reininger, Bill - - - Rettig, David ,,,, Richards, Charles --- Riddlebaugh, Alan -- -W fcc,f,,,, --55 -W-99, 106 -------50 -WW-50 ---29, 36 -W-99, 109 -----------50 -W-55, 82, 106 Rider, Deryl ,,,. -- . ...... --99 Rider, Sharon --- ,,,,, 45, 77 Ridgeway, Judy - - ....v, 55 Rieff, Linda .... ...,,, 8 0 Rife, Mary - ,,,, -- --- ,,,, -50, 94 Rife, Robert ,c,,,,,,..,c, ,W-99, 106 Rittenberry, Charlene W W--- ,,., W 101 Rittenhour, Dollayne .,,,,, -, --- 50, 86 Rittenour, Patricia ...,,,,,d, 101, 104, 105 Rizer, Joan ,,,..... 101 103, 104, 105, 107 Schieber, Nancy . - .... 40, 41, 45, Schiefer, Cletus -- Schleenbaker, Jerry Schneider, Mary K. --50, 76, 78, 80, Seckel, Audrey --- 77, 87 ------W---------50 -WW-----45, 81 90 89 92 --- .,,,,,c 29, 36 82 Sellars, Brenda ,,,,,,,, 96, 102, 104, 106 Sellars, Ronald --W- -WW-W- --------50 Shackelford, Bonnie --29, 36, 76, 78, 79, 83 89, 90, 91 Shackelford, Jim W Shafer, Jerry ,,,, - Shaffstall, Constance Shaffstall, Virginia Sharrock, JoAnn - Sharrock, John ,,,, Sharrock, Kennedy Sharrock, Robert - Shaw, Barbara ---- Shaw, Geraldine - Shaw, Wm. ,a,,, Sheerer, Marjorie --- 79, 87, 89, 90 Sheerer, Patricia -W Sherman, Robert - Sherman, Vfayne W- Shilling, Jean ..,,, Shilling, Mary E. -W- Shingledecker, Connie Shoemaker, Forest --- Shofner, Rodney -- Shultz, Charles -W, Shutt, Eloise W Shutt, Patty W-- Siefert, Harold - -. Simonsen, Inez - ----99, 106 -----102, 108 ---30, 36 ----WW-50 W--------99 W99, 106, 109 -- .......c 45 -----45, 86 ------105 --- WW -------50 55351, 56, WW-99 38, 70, 77, 78 W-50, 77, 80 ---W----102 W---30, 36 -W--WW-45 -----45, 79, 88 --W99, 104 -W------45 --------45, 78 W--50, 76, 94 -----56, 77 - cc., 45, 76 -W----56 --- -101 Sipes, William Sites, Carol --- Sites, Jean W Sites, Roger W- Sites, Ronald W Robinson, Bobbie ,..,, - - W ,,,,,,,, - - 50 Robinson, John W ---101 Robinson Judy -- ---101 Robinson Mary W ,,,, 36 Roenfanz, Elaine --- ....... --45 Rogers, Barbara - . - - - ,,,, - - - 99 Rothhaar, Richard ......,,,,,. 29, 36, 93 Rowalt, Charles ,,.,.s,,.s, - sssss. 5 5, 7 7 Rowland, Belle - 29, 36, 66, 79, 83, 84, 94 Rowland, Herbert .......1..1....c.. 102 Rowland, Paul - .,.,,. 29, 36, 61, 62, 75, 83 Ruble, Melverna - ------ Rule, Tom --- Rupe, Esther W Rupe, Mary --- Russell, James --- W 10, 104, 106 W-----56 ------------99, 105 W----WW--W---56 30, 36, 61, 62, 75, 93 - -------- -45, 57, 78 Sitler, Carole -.-------- 98, 99, 104, Slagle, Robert - ---- - Slane, Jackie 30, 36, Slane, James WW Slane, Vicki ------- Slaughter, James Smella, Carlisle --- ----------55 --- ---........ 50 ---102, 104, 106 -W--55, 72, 88 Russell, Patricia --- ------ . .-----.- -102 Russell, Richard --.------- .. ---------- 50 Ryland, Betty W ---- 29, 36, 77, 83, 84, 93 Ryland, Larry --- ------........-- W99 Sabo, Martha --- Sabo, Ruth ---- Sanders, Terry W Sauselen, Larry W- -----56 --------45, 83 -- ---------- 102 ----56, 67, 82, 94 Sauselen, Sharon -- ..---- ---102, 104 Schell, Carole -... ....--- 4 5, 73, 79, 34 Schemel, Becky --- --.. 56, 77, 80, 88, 92 Smith, Allen W Smith, Carol ---- Smith, Douglas --- Smith, James - Smith, Larry --- Smirh, Larry D. --- Smith, Lewis ---- Smith, Pauline --- Smith, Steve ---- Smith, William --- Snavely, Anna -- Snavely, Arden Snvely, Barbara Snyder, Jerrie -- - Solze, Bonnie --- Spaicl, John ---- Spaid, Ronnie --- 106 - -------------- 102 78, 79, 84, 88, 91, 93 -----W----------56 W --88, 102, 104, 106 ---------------56 --- ---- 45, 85 --------------56 WW30, 36, 83, 88 ------56, 72, 88 ----------W-102 W----W-WW-102 ---30, 36, 75, 81, 93 ----------------99 W -- ----- --99 --WWW-56 ---102, 105 -----102 ---102 --- ----56 ----99 -----102 ----30, 36 ------99 Spaid, Sandra -- Spears, Mary -- Spears, Earleen -- Speelman, Jean -- Spence, Betty - - Spence, Brent -- Spiegel, Mary --- Spiegel, James ...., Springer, Juanita Sponseller, Ronald Sprouse, Marlon - Stahl, James .... Stahl, Larry --- Stahl, Phyllis -- Student Index ----102 - ..aY 99 ---22-102 -----45, 84 ----102, 105 22222222222299 -.2256, 83, 106 -- ..a,aA 56, 77 -------102 - ,.,,.,,. 102 -----46, 77, 81 - ...,,,A.. 56 --- aaaa 22299 - - ...,,,,,a......, 56 Starner, Carolyn A,.,a ---31, 36, 83, 90 ---------------------46 Staton, Ronald ,,,, 31, 36, 78, 81, 82, Starr, Vernon -- 90, 93 Stau ffer, Walter Steele, Charles - Steele, Margaret - Stewart, Richard Stiefel, Jacqueline -46 94 88 -99 ----56 2222222222222299 ------------ -------101 , 76, 78, 79, 83, 91 Trout, Robert ---- ----31, 36 Truka, Geraldine -- ---4 56, 83 Truka, Timothy .a....Y.- -----e- --4- 5 6 Tufford, John ,,.,,, 88, 99, 105, 106, 109 Tufford, Penny 31, 36, 38, 77, 78, 79, 83 86, 87, 91 Tupps, Ronnie ...Y ---7 5 6, 77, 81 Turner, Kenneth - - - Ufferman, Judy -- Uhl, Sally 1,,, Vance, Betty -- Vasil, Nicholas -- Vaughan, Don --- Vinson, Edward -- Vinson, Wanda -- Volkmer, Vonetta a,.a. Wake, Ardith ..., Walker, Cheryl -- ---------102 ----102, 106 -56 -------56 ----56, ----51, --if-111997 102, 103, 104, ------46, ------102, 106 72 -36 105 105 79 104 Stiefel, Sue ,,,, ,,,,u.,......., 5 1, 78 Walker, James -- ,... - ..,,..,., 56 Stiefel, Thomas --96, 99, 103, 105, 107, 109 Walking, Ngfma --- --,, 46, 79, 84, 94 Sfigef, Judy ,,,,,,.,.2.... 102, 104, 105 Wanamakef, John --- ,,,.,,A. 99, 105 Stinehelfer, Dixie ..a. 31, 36, 83 Watkins, Faye --- ---46, 77, 87 Stinehelfer, Jenny ,......... 56 Warts, Douglas -- ...,.. 56, 67 Stinehelfer, Mike -- -102, 106 Weber, Bill --- -----99 Stinehelfer, Paul ,2........... 51 Weber, Johrl -- ,,,...1 102 Stoltz, Sally - ..,, ...... 5 6, 80, 83, 88 Welland, Mary --Y --,,,,,,. --51 Stone, Esril 22 4a....-..-..vfY44f, 51 Weller, Nancy .,21. ..v.. 5 1, 76, 94 Stout, Bob --- 51, 62, 67, 72, 78, 82 Wenninger, Judy AA--,r---- 51, 77, 80, 89 SIOLII, Jeff Af,.- .-w-ff--,42,2-.-- 5 6 Wenninger, Penelope --- ..,, 99, 104, 105 Strain, Beth 2-2 ..... 56, 80, 88 Werrz, Berry ,YY,---Y ---i,,,-- 1 02, 105 Strauch, James --- ..,. 46, 62, 75, 81 Werrz, Doyle ,Y-- -Y,----v,----,,- - -99 SUHI-1Ch, R2l1'1ClY -- ------4---- 51, 77 Werrz, Richard --- ---46, 76, 78, 81, 90 Stroble, Jean ..,2.,,,,..1 46, 78, 79, 83 Wessel, Sondra Y ---,,,- 51, 36, 34 Stroble, Sandra ,,.,,,.2.,,2.......... 51 West, Jean -N Yzp- -izz 9 6, 102, 106 Struble, Bob 42, 68, 70, 84, 78, 81 90 Wheeler, Margie --fYA---vY4-----vY,- 46 Sruekey, Permv 222 ,555,-.,5.-A, 56, 80, 88 White, Bob ,,,,,..11,...,1,.. 56, S2, 86 Swekmen, Dawn --- ---- 46, 76, 78, 79 White, Joan ----42, 46, 73, 79, 85, ss, 91 Sullivan, 1311155 ---- ---- - ----- 4 61 78 Whiteman, Karen .,,,...,,, 31, 36. 78, 79 Sullivan, Meufeefl 42 w4-- 51, 84, 92 Whitenack, Madelon - t.,2222.. 51, 77, 79 Sulsef, Ralph f4444 4v-44 9 9, 106 wiliackef, John 51, 56. 38, so, si, 90, 93 Surer, Ruth eee ,,5,,5 46, 85 Williams, Carol --------------------102 SUZOB Eve -et-- f----------- 102, 104 Williams, Charles - ,,,,...., 222256 Swarm Robert 22, 22222222----------2 56 Williams, Darlene --- ---99, 104, 105 Szasz, Ferenc , ,12., 42, 46, 68, 70, 81, 90 Williams, Gale AA-,, YYYY 1 02, 104, 106 Williams, Glen -- XVil1iams, Larry -- Tabler, Jerry -- .------ 46, 81, 86 Williams, Marty ---- Tackett, Deloris -- ---- 46, 83, 84, 94 Williams, Norma -- Tallman, Clifford --- --- --2-2222 102 Williams, Patsy 22 Tallman, Madelon --- 222-.2 56, 80 Wilson, David -- Taylor, Bonnie ----- --2251, 80, 88 Wilson, Delbert -- Taylor, Lois --- ---..-22 56 Wilson, Dewey -- Teynor, Jerry --- ---.2222 51 Wilson, Douglas -- Teynor, Mary -- ------ -.---102, 104 Wilson, Judy --- Tidaback, Kenneth --- .222. 56, 72 Wilson, Kay --- Tieben, Elaine ------ ---. -.22 56, 88 Wilson, Mike -- Tobin, Sammie Lou -22 22222 56, 80, 94 Wilson, Nancy -- Tompkins, NanCy ,--- --. 2222-22 56, 76 Wilson, Paul --- Tompkins, Pat ----- ---- 5 1, 76, 83, 94 Wilson, Robert -- Traxler, Lewis --- , ,---- 46, 76, 78 Wilson, Sherry -- 22222-22-22299 --5--102, 108, 109 ----51, 86, 72 ----------51 --- -----51 . ----------- 51 ----94, 99, 106 -----------72 ------57, 67 -------99, 104 --299, 104, 105 ----96, 102, 105 ---51, 78, 80 -----51, 78 ---51, 72 -57 Student Index ersonnel Index Winemiller, Lanny ...-.e 99, 105, 108, 109 Bollenbachet, xvinona Wfinkelfoos, Mike 11 ..Y-..,, 57, 67, 72 Bradstock, Ethel 11111 XVIUSIOW, Harold .,......,,. ..n,,..-n 5 7 Brelsforcl, Mary 111 Winston, Betty -----M----1---11-1199 Bryant, Howard 111 Winters, Jack 32, 36, 61, 62, 68, 70, 75, S, 81, W7irebaugh, Dennis 11 ,,.,,, 51 67, '2 Wise. 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