Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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Thus we wish to express our gratitude and to pay tribute to her for her assistance and encouragement and for her ca- pability as librarian to us and to the community. 2 QV W W f'M.w., y ' l l 25' W W W W A . .h . H l alwa s be rememb cl for he 1: 1 and Hele f h r wonderful sense f humor. 3 GLADYS L. AMOS, B.A. Coe College University of Iowa Mathematics Science Faculty BARBARA J. BLANCETT, B.S. Capitol University Social Science ROBERT CLOUSE, B.S. Ohio State University Mathematics, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach MOULTON DE WALT, B.S. Ohio State University English FREDA ENOCH, B.S. Ohio University Vocational Home Econ omics ARTHUR T. ENOCH, A.B., A.M Wittenburg College University of Chicago Ohio State University Principal MICHAEL FLYNN, A.B., L.L.B Ohio Northern University Mathematics Geography NANCY GRACE, B.S. Miami College Defiance College Bowling Green University English, American History LESTER GRACE, B.S. Defiance College General Science Football and Basketball Coach FAYE GRIEBLING, A.B.5 M.A. Hiram College Columbia University Latin World History KARL E. HACKMAN, B.S. Ohio State University Bowling Green University Ashland College Case Institute of Technology Biology, Chemistry, Physics INEZ M. HUNTER Mansfield Business College Secretary M RLE HUTSON, B.A. Heidelberg College Ohio University U. of California Driving Physical Education LOUISE Ml KOPPE Ohio Wesleyan University Winona Lake Private Voice Training FREDA Z. MILLER, B.S. Mansfield Business School Office Training, Columbus University of Cincinnati Gregg School, Chicago Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing MARY C. NEFF, B.A. Muskingum College University of Minnesota Civics, American History ELIZABETH O'LEARY, B.S. Bowling Green University Ashland College English ESTHER G. PAUWER, A.B. Mount Union College English LUCILLE MORROW PENNINGTON, B.A., B.M. Ohio Wesleyan University Cleveland Institute of Music Supervisor of Music AYDEN 2. REMY, B.S.5.M.A. Miami University Kenyon College Ohio State University Superintendent RUTH VARGA. B.S. Wittenburg College Bowling Green University Ashland College Physical Education Librarian VERNON A. WALRATH, B.S. Kent State Industrial Arts School Board Once every month five civic-minded residents of Crestline meet to solve school problems. They also hire teachers, choose curricula, and buy school supplies. Members are elected every two years and serve a four year term. The present members are: President--Leonard L. Hill Vice-President--Alvin A. Frengel Clerk--Fred G. Hesser Beatrice Miller, Clarence Speelman, and Earle J. Feik. Compliments of Geauga Plastics Company, Incorporated Ankara Road Phone 3333 6 5 1 PHOTOGENIC SENIORS I new H iw. Hv'fHf WILLIAM BAUER DIANA COUNTERMAN It should be noted that Mr. George Hoxie, F.P.S.A. Master Photographer, of Oxford, Ohio, was an impartial and unbiased judge since he was not ac- quainted with any of the persons whose pictures were submitted to him. In all fairness to everyone concerned it was necessary that the judging be done by photographs. All seniors were eligible. Due to lack of time the two pictures were selected in Columbus and then forwarded straight to the publisher. Therefore, the judge's choices will be a surprise to everyone, including the editor, the staff, and the winners. The School R LXR-Rqlk XX Fs.gw-a K X , -nam. 1 -X .C A ay? , w tk. Q, IF? 32 History Of The Senior Class The class of 1956 started its journey through C.H.S. in 1950 as lowly Seventh Graders. Our officers were Ted Sawyer, President, Bob Cain, Vice-President, and Catherine Krichbaum, Secretary-Treasurer. We thrilled to our first big event--a class party. Advisors were Mrs. Varga and Mr. Flynn. We then went on to the Eighth Grade where we elected Bob Cain, President, Bill Bauer, Vice-President, and Suzanne Enoch, Secretary-Treasurer. This ended two glorious years in Junior High School. Mr. Flynn and Mr. Hutson were our advisors. In our first year in high school we elected Larry Palmer, President, Sally Exenkamper, Vice-President, Bob Ruhe, Secre- tary, and Bob Cain, Treasurer. Big business made its appear- ance in our career when we sold Bulldog emblems. We lost one of our beloved class-mates when Beverly Steele passed away. Advisors were Miss O'Leary and Mr. Flynn. As Sophomores we found that we still had a lot to learn, we received much experience from conducting Sock Hops, the Sophomore Hop, and by waging a magazine drive with Sandra Clutter and Ted Sawyer as Captains. The teachers who helped us this year were Miss Griebling and Mr. Flynn. Our officers were Larry Palmer, President, Ruth Hensley, Vice-President, Catherine Krichbaum, Secretary, and Peggy Linn, Treasurer. The Junior year meant one important project--the Recep- tion. For the big Job the class chose Larry Palmer, President, Ted Sawyer, Vice-President, Sandra Clutter, Secretary, and Ruth Hensley, Treasurer. Advisors were Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Flynn, and Mr. Hutson. The class was deeply saddened by the passing away of another of our class-mates, Helen Fetters. For its last year the class selected Bill Horning Presi- dent. He is assisted by Catherine Krichbaum, Vice-President, Norma Long, Secretary, and Emogene Croft, Treasurer. Miss Miller and Mr. Hutson are our advisors. For the first time in several years this class has undertaken two immense projects-- publishing an annual and taking a class trip. J.E. Swain Glenna Winemiller R.C. Horning Implements Sharpened Insurance Agent Construction Work 8 VICTOR A. ANATRA llvic ll A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. Hobby Club l yr. Latin Club l yr. Football 2 yrs. Annual Staff VIRGINIA E. ARCUDI Latin Prep. nGinnyll Club 2 yrs. Choir 1 yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. F.H.A. 1+ yrs. Student Council 2 yrs. Annual Staff MARILYN J. ARMSTRONG Prep. Choir G.A.A. F.H.A Latin Latin l lI Choir 2 yrs. Business Mgr. 55-56 3 yrs., Sec 'y 51+-55 ll- yrs. Club 2 yrs. Club Pres. S2-53 Annual Staff Student Council l yr. Dramatics Cheerleader 1+ yrs . NatiOnBl Hbnor Society 2 yrs. HARLAN L. BARKER Vlsonnyll Football 1+ yrs . Basketball 1 yr. Prep. Choir A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. LEONARD H. BAUER llLenny N A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. WILLIAM D. BAUER UBil1u Student Council 2 yrs. Hi-Y 2 yrs. Vice-Pres. 55-56 Band 3 yrs. Hobby Club Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. 2 yrs. Latin Club Football 2 yrs. Baseball l yr. 2 yrs. Basketball Class Vice-Pres. 51-52 DALE E. BIGLIN ll ll Latin Club 2 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Fbotball 2 yrs. Hobby Club Dramatics SHELBY BISE llmlll F.H.A. 2 yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Annual Staff 1 yr. CHARLOTTE J. BROWN HC-h'a.I1lY Prep. Choir 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 2 F.H.A. 1+ yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Annual Staff RONALD C. CHARLTON Ron Football 2 yrs. Basketball l yr. Baseball l yr. Latin Club l yr. Hobby Club 1 yr. PATRICIA J. CH ISTINI nPatn yrs . A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. F. H.A. 2 yrs., G.A.A. 2 yrs. Latin Club l yr. Annual Staff MASON J. CHRISTNER Mace Hobby Club 2 yrs. Advocate Staff l yr. SANDRA CLUTTER HSandyH Student Council Treas. 53-57+ Class Sec'y 51+-55 Latin Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 1+ yrs. Y-Teen 2 yrs. Pres. 55-56 Dramatics Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Band M yrs. Pres. 55-56 Band Queen Attendant Annual Staff l yr. THOMAS B. CLUTTER HMI! Football 3 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Latin Club 1 yr. Hobby Club 1 yr. Prep. Choir 1 yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Dramatics Annual Staff DIANA COUNTERMAN Latin Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 1+ yrs. Annual Staff EMO ENE CROFT Ulm!! Class Treas. 1955-56 Prep. Choir l yr. Y-'Deen 3 yrs., F.H.A. 1+ yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs., Latin Club Cheerleader 2 yrs. Basketball Queen Attendant Homecoming Attendant 1955 Band Majorette 1 yr. 10 JO ANN DE GRAY HJO ll Latin Club l yr. G.A.A. l yr.,F.H.A. 1+ yrs. Band 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 2 y WALTER B. DEWIEL llwaltll Band 5 yrs. Band King Attendent Orchestra l yr. Latin Club 1+ yrs . Hi-Y 2 yrs., Trees. Annual Staff DONALD E. DUTSCHKE llmn ll Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 Hobby Club 2 yrs. VERNON L. DUFFNER 'buffn Football 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs. TS. 55-55 yrs. WAYNE G. EMMER HGlenH Band l yr. Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. Football 3 yrs: Baseball l yr. Advocate Staff 3 yrs. Student Council l yr. Latin Club l yr. Hobby Club 2 yrs. SUZANNE ENOCH nSusieu F.H.A. 4 yrs. G.A.A. 2 yrs. Y-Teen 2 yrs. Sec'y 55-56 Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Band H yrs. Orchestra H yrs. Latin Club 2 yrs. Dramatics Class Sec'y 51-52 National Honor Society 2 yrs BARBARA A. EXENKAMTER Harb!! Band 3 yrs. Prep. Choir 1 yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs,F.H.A. M yrs. Y-Teen l yr. Latin Club 1 yr. Annual Staff SALLY L. EXENKAMTER Ilsal ll Annual Staff Business Mgr. Student Council 2 yrs. Treas. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Treas. 1 yr. F.H.A. 4 yrs. Y-Teen 1 yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Prep. Choir 1 yr. Cheerleader 2 yrs. Homecoming Attendant 1955 Latin Club 2 yrs. Class Vice-Pres. 52-53 National Honor Society l yr. Dramatics 1 yr. 171' ll SANDRA J. FISHER Ylsandyll F.H.A. 34 yrs. Parliamentarian F.H.A. 55-56 G.A.A. 3 yrs. Treas. 51+-55 A Cappella Choir 1 yr. Annual Staff Sec'y Athletic Assoc. 55-56 CHARLES FRENCH HChasH A Cappella Choir Hobby Club 2 yrs Latin Club 2 yrs Orchestra P+ yrs . Band 3 yrs. Prep. Choir 1 yr Advocate Staff 1 FRANCES J. CRIEFENSTINE Sister Latin Club 1 yr. FnHoAo ll' yrs Prep.Choir 1 we G.A.A. 3 yr. Pres. 55-56 Cheerleader 1+ yrs. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Student Council 1 yr. Annual Staff WARNER F. HAAG llGmpyll 3 yrs. Hi-Y 2 yrs. yr. Latin club 1 yr. Hobby Club 3 yrs. Treas. 53-5?-L Basketball 1 yr. ' Baseball 1 yr. Football P4 yrs. KAREN D. FULTON llKByll Latin Club 1 yr. Y-Teen 1 yr. G.A.A. 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir ROBERT E. GRETER laob ll Band ll- yrs. Orchestra 3 yrs. Hi-Y 2 yrs. Latin Club 1 yr. Hobby Club 2 yrs. 2 yrs. DAVID HARTMAN llspid-er!! RUTH H NSLEY ll ll Latin Club 1 yr. Y-Teen 1 yr. Prep. Choir 1 yr. F.H.A.h yrs. Pres. 55-56 A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Student Council 1 yr. Class Vice-Pres. 53-57+ Class Treasurer 511-55 Annual Staff 12 GEORGE J. HOFFMAN I'Hugwit YI Latin Club 2 yrs. Hobby Club 1 yr. Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir Football 2 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. RUTH ANN HORNING nRuthieH Latin Club 1 yr. G.A.A. 3 yrs. 2 yrs. F.H.A. M yrs. Vice-Pres. 55-56 F.H.A. County Treas. 55-56 Annual Staff Dramatics WILLIAM L. HORNING Hwild Billn Latin Club 3 yrs. Class Pres. 55-56 Dramatics Football 2 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Annual Staff National Honor Society CHARLES R. IN AN Charlieu Latin Club 2 yrs. Hi-Y 2 yrs. Pres. 55-56 Student Council 1 yr. Basketball M yrs. Football H yrs. Baseball 1 yr. 1 yr. DONNA J. KLEIN nD.J.H F.H.A. 2 yrs. G.A.A. 1 yr. Latin Club 1 yr. WILLIAM J. KOYSH Hwild Billn Prep. Choir 1 yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. CATH RINE C. KRICHBAUM UKateH Latin Club 2 yrs. Prep. Choir 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. Orchestra M yrs. Pres. 55-56 Band 5 yrs. F.H.A. M yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 55-56 Y-Teen 2 yrs. Y-Teen Vice-Pres. 55-56 Class Sec'y 50-51, 53-5b Class Vice-Pres. 55-56 Student Council 2 yrs. Annual Staff ANNA MAE LIGHTFOOT HCookieH Latin Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. Shelby Tri Hi-Y 1 yr. I3 MARGARET A. LINN llpeggyll G.A.A. 2 yrs. F.H.A. M yrs. Trees. 55-56 A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. qtudent Council l yr. Class Treasurer 53-5h Annual Staff Home-Coming Queen NORMA J. LONG llNomll F-H.A. M yrs. Scc'y 55-56 G.A.A. l yr. A Cappella Choir l yr. Class Secretary 55-55 Y-Teen 2 yrs. Annual Staff FLORENCE MANGRUM llFloll F.H.A. M yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Prep. Choir 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. Annual Staff ADRIAN MAR SHALL A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Hi-Y 2 yrs. Hobby Club 2 yrs. Latin Club 1 yr. Annual Staff BETTY J. NORWOOD HBettsH LXRRY G. PALMER UPalmeraceH Class Pres. 52-53, 53-5h 5h-5 Student Council Sec'y 52-53 Band M yrs. Orchestra M yrs. Libr. 53-5h A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Accompanist, Vice-Pres. 55-5C Hi-Y 2 yrs. Chaplain 55-56 National Honor Society 2 yrs. Latin Club H yrs. Annual Staf. Dramatics MERI LEE PAYNTER lime Lee!! Latin Club l yr. Band M yrs. Band Business Mgr. 55-56 Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. F.H.A. M yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Y-Teen 2 yrs. Annual Staff G. RALEIGH PEGRHW uClarkH A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Football l yr. Basketball l yr. Latin Club l yr. Hobby Club 1 yr. Prep. Choir l yr. 14 4- FREDA M. PENNINGTON G.A.A. 3 yrs., F.H.A. N yrs. Latin Club l yr. Y-Teen l yr. Prep. Choir 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. LEONARD E. POLLOCK IIEJ-mer ll Hi-Y 2 yrs. Hobby Club 2 yrs. Advocate Staff l yr. Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. CAROL A. POTH llcarolll F.H.A. M yrs., Y-Teen l yr. Band 4 yrs., Latin Club l yr. Prep. Choir 1 yr. A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. ROGER F. PRY llRog ll Band M yrs. Orchestra l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Latin Club 2 yrs. Hobby Club l yr. Football 2 yrs. Prep. Choir l yr. Dramatics Hi-Y 2 yrs. Student Council l yr. Advocate Staff l yr. JA RITA Jackle F.H.A. M rs Band 3 yrs G.A.A. 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 1 Y-Teen 2 yrs. Latin Club l yr. Annual Staff Band Queen Attendant CQUELINE L. y . YT ROBERT W. ROBERTS limb H Drum Major 3 yrs. Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs Dramatics Student Council l yr. Latin Club 2 yrs. Annual Staff ROBERT R. RUHE limb II Football M yrs. Captain 55 Latin Club 2 yrs. Hobby Club 2 yrs. Class Sec'y 52-53 THEODORE D. SAWYER Ilzbdll Annual Editor 55-56 Student Council M yrs. Pres. 55-56, Sec'y 53 Class Pres. 50-51 Class Vice-Pres. 5k-55 Prep. Choir 1 yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs Band 5 yrs. King 55 Orchestra 2 yrs. Business Mgr. 5k-55 Latin Club N yrs. Vice Hi-Y 2 yrs. Sec'y 55-56 Dramatics National Honor Society 2 yrs SHIRLEY A. SAXTON NShirn F.H.A. M yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir WINIFRED SCANLON 2 yrs. ZHARLES E. SNYDER llBud,lY Band 2 yrs. Baseball M yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Latin Club 2 yrs. Annual Staff Hi-Y 2 yrs. Hobby Club 2 yrs. Pres. 53-5k Prep. Choir l yr. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. A Cappella Choir Pres. 55-56 M. ALICE SPURGEON nwinnien F.H.A. H yrs. F.H.A. M yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Sec'y 55-56 A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. Latin Club 2 yrs. Student Council l yr. Annual Staff Band l yr. Band Queen n55H DIMON K. SCHAAD TH MAS WEAVER HDimen ULittle Tweetern 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir Band 6 yrs. Vice-Pres. 55-56 RALPH P. SCULLY nHorseH Football 2 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. Baseball l yr. Advocate Staff 1 Orchestra 6 yrs. Vice-Pres. Latin Club 2 yrs. Hi-Y 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir l yr. Dramatics RICHARD THOMAS uRichH 16 fi'-isfif LQ .sr its . 1154 ..f.A Kf7 ER'Ia S' Sm IIUPKMU' f' i M ng f ' 'N SP Z fo P-3 IT m rd . '1 ' O 5 - 1: W . m 'U I I 0 Q . X Cf' I-'5' m - . W P O u H '4 8 1 1 I lf' x ' If 1 'iiu. 5 m 2 m m d H m m E' 9 5 5 m 51 6' In 55 5 li vb Class Song TO THE TUNE OF MOM NTS TO REM MBER January to December, we ll have school years to remember The day we started freshman term, The Sophomore Hop the class dld yearn, We w1ll have our school years to remember As sen1ors we did soon appear, We will have our school years to remember Though freshmen turn to senlors and the school days dlsappear, The laughter we were glad to share will echo through the years when other nlghts and other days, may find us gone our separate ways, We will have our school years to remember Winlfred Scanlon Words by Fw Compliments of 17 ny Beauty Shop Hackman. nMay he ne W-ffT Class Will Victor Anatra, will my gym team to Coach Hutson, and to anyone who will want a defeated team. Virginia Arcudi, wil and Linda Fry. Marilyn Armstrong, w football team in cas l a private telephone line to my sister ill my old cheerleading slacks to the e of aa emergency. Harlan Barker, will my enormous appetite to Robert Spore. I am sure he can put i Bill Bauer, will my a clown. Leonard Bauer, will Dale Biglin, will my she appreciated them Shelby Bise, will my straight line with a than I. Charlotte Hrown, wil they can do their bo caught. Tom Clutter, will a t to good use. shyness to Ken Scott. May he always be Shirley Blaising to UNO One.n ability to tell jokes to Mrs. Neff, since so well in Civics. art ability to anyone who can draw a ruler--may you have better luck at it l my desk in Civics to anyone who thinks okkeeping and shorthand without getting few more catty clothes to John Rerger. Sandy Clutter, will my solo in A Cappella Choir to Bob Blaising and hope he won't be Ronald Charlton, wil I may tell them apar Patri Mahek. Mason don't Diana Counterman, wi who wants it. cia Christini, will my ability to make popcorn to Jim Here's hopin Christner, wil blow up! as nervous as I was. l Carole Yost's sister to someone so trat t. g you can pop and box it as fast as I can. l a retort to Mr. Hackman. Now, Doc, ll my job at the Crest Cut-Rate to anyone Emogene Croft, will my natural blonde hair to Annabelle Davis. Jo Ann DeGray, will my inexhaustable supply of gum to Doc ver run out.n walter Dewiel, will my position in band as right guide to Eldon Bauer. nKeep it stra1ght.n Vernon Duffner, will my sense of humor to Mrs. Neff. nShe sure needs it.n Donald Dutschke, will my ability to make a plumbob to Mr. nwillien walrath. Suzanne Enoch, will my position as editor of the Advocate Staff to Jack Harbaugh. Wayne Emmer, will a young husband to each old maid on the faculty and a shapely wife to Mr. Dewalt and Mr. Flynn. Barbara Exenkamper, will my text books to the next lucky senior, may they have more luck with them than I did. Sally Exenkamper, will my height to Larry Simmermacher. Sandy Fisher, will the 89 first and second graders wno eat in the cafeteria to Bonnie Johnson. Patience Bonniel Charles French, will the wave in my hair to Mr. Dewalt. May he keep it well groomed. Karen Fulton, will all my sister's left-over boyfriends to the class of NSSN. Girls there's enough for all of you. Frances Griefenstine, will my ability to spike in G.A.A. to anyone who can walk under the net. Robert Greter, will my mechanical drawing ability to anyone who wants to make use of it. Warner nGumpyn Haag, will my driving ability and glasses to Jim Zara. Compliments of Groh's Ulds. Garage Dependable G.M.C. Parts Phone Zhhl 18 I, T 43 I, I, I, 'r' -I-I I I, I. In I, If I, I, In I 1, In I, I, I, I, I, T 4-! T 4. I, I. I T .L I, T .L David Hartman, will my wavy hair to Coach Grace. Ruth Hensley, will my driving ability to Coach Hutson and all the future driving stuients. Here's hoping they can back out of a qaraie as well as I iid. George Hoffman, will my loose heel plates to Art Tnoch. Qill Horning, will my ability to fumble a football in the clutch to Kenneth Scott. Ruth Horninq, will my Vice Presidency and county office in F.H.A. to the next lucky girl who ties. Charles Inman, will my small build to Harry Marquart. Wonna Klein, will my ability to get a man to Juanita Lewis. William Koysch, will my absent slip to Nr. Enoch. Catherine Krichbaum, will my ability to break test tubes in chemistry to Pat, Rita, and Jane. Peqcy Linn, will my alto voice to Pam Eckert. May she sing a little louder. Norma Lone, will my secretarial jobs to any junior who is capable of handling them. Florence Mangrum, for the first week of school will to Gates Brown 31.00 for extra milk in the cafeteria, which is only 21 a bottle. Adrian Marshall, will my ability to sing soprano to Ronnie Ball. Betty Jean Norwood, will my 2h inch waistline to Mr. Dewalt. Larry Palmer, will my candelabra to Liberace. He needs a new one. Meri Lee Paynter, will my ability to hot-rod to Miss Griebling. May she be as good as I am. Raleigh Pegram, will my hot-rodding ability to Ronnie Schwert. Freda Pennington, will my height to Marcia Mattox--she needs it. Leonard Pollock, will my false teeth to Doc Hsckman's skeleton. Carol Poth, will my pleasant smile to my sister Joyce. May she use it wisely. Roger Pry, will my nC'sn in Choir to Jack Harbaugh. Jackie Rita, will my figure to Joan Tyrrell. Robert Roberts, will the C.H.S. Band to Dale Stucco. You'll be sorry, Robert Ruhe, will Pat Scanlon to anyone who thinks he can get along with a lawyer as well as I did. Ted Sawyer, will back to Miss Miller all the time I took out of her classes to work on the annual and student council. Please forgive me! Shirley Saxton, will my talking ability to any girl with a big mouth. Winifred Scanlon, will my sane mind to my sister Helen who thinks she sees ghosts. Uimon Schaad, will my hair to Mr. Dewalt. Ralph Scully, will my name HHorseH to Kenny Scott. dud Snyder, will my kicking toe to Jim Zara. Alice Spurxeon, will my ability to argue with Mrs. Neff to the next year's Civics class. witnessed by, f,Qcfj, of 2 Compliments of Gledhill Lumber Co. Lumber and Quilding Material Phone 5151 19 May 30, 1966 Crestline, Ohio Dear Jackie and Peggy, We thought you might like to know what happened to some of the members of our class of W56n. ENOGENE CROFT owns a bakery, 'I'he Sweet Shop , where MASON CHRISTNER and BETTY JEAN NORWOOD are employed. DONNA KLEIN owns a candy shop, the local hang-out. CHARLES FRENCH, Owner of the Marathon, and ADRIAN MARSHALL, owner of the Shell, are competitors in the gasoline business. The shattered romance of SHIRLEY SAXTON brought her to the office of Dr. SANDRA CLUTTER, local psychologist. GEORGE HOFFMAN has a sign on his door reading, nHelp for the shy onesn CAROL POTH molds teeth for Dr. Laishley, and VERNON DUFFNER is one of the local taxi drivers for the Yellow Cab service. LEONARD POLLOCK gives jitterbug lessons at the Water-front for those who love to rock and roll. At C.H.S. the new faculty members are FRACES GRIFENSTINE, physical education, RUTH HORNING, home economics, BOB ROBERTS, drivers's training, DIANA COUNTERMAN, bookkeeping, and SALLY EXENKAM ER, kindergarden. Do you still subscribe to the Advocate? It has been im- proved greatly since SANDRA FISHER is editor, with BARBARA EXENKAMPER'S society page and RICHARD THOMAS'S sports page. RONALD CHARLTON is now married and is supporting twins. WARNER HAAG could not come to the reunion because he got stuck in a drain pipe while trying to fix it. TOM CLUTTER is head coach at Leesville. RUTH HENSLEY is married to a Lutheran preacher--we never expected that. LEONARD BAUER, HARLAN BARKER, and WALTER DEWIEL are known as the CFamous Frederick- town Farmersl. CATHERINE KRICHBAUM on the way to Crestline had her thirteenth wreck--the terror of 30N drives again. In Mansfield DALE BIGLIN is modeling his favorite turtle-neck sweaters at Richman's. DONALD DUTSCHKE is a bouncer at the Sky-Way. JOANN DEGRAY has recently been named Home-maker of the year . Believe it or not BILL KOYSCH has become county truant officer--his good friend DIMON SCHAAD assists him. BOB RUHE has finished college and is patiently waiting for Pat to finish too. Meanwhile, he and RALEIGH PEGRAM soup up hot-rods. BILL BAUER is now living in Gallon to save wear and tear on his tires. Incidentally PAT CHRISTINI is the National Popcorn Popper didn't want to tell you. SHELBY BISE has as comic strip artist to get married. She's so modest she given up her career we are waiting about the remainder anxiously for your reply and information of the class of So , Your schoolmates, fd N4 Compliments of Steele's Market Hutson's Specialty S Meats- Groceries-Produce Ladies Clothing Z0 hop June 30, 1966 New York, N.Y. Dear Pat and Shelby, It doesn't seem possible that it has been ten whole years since we graduated from dear old C.H.S. we are just bursting with news. Since you couldn't make it to the reunion, we thought you would be glad to hear about the classmates who no longer live in Crestline. CHARLES INMAN is an accountant with the N.Y. Trust Co., WAYNE EMMER lives in a plush penthouse and has just written a best seller, nHow To Be Tall And Like Itu, LARRY PALMER is now appearing at Carnegie Hall, SUZANNE ENOCH has her Parisian dress shop on Fifth Avenue, and FLORENCE MANGRUM is the star singer in the New York production of nPorgy and Bessn. In Chicago WINIFRED SCANLON has a law office with CHARLOTTE BROWN as her head secretary. ALICE SPURGEON is Mistress of Ceremonies onZoo Parade CCBSJ, BILL HORNING calls square dances on the Midwestern Hayride CWNBKJ, and BOB GRETER is the champion wrestler on TV KWKNSD. His most ardent fan is FREDA PENNINGTON. RALPH SCULLY is climbing fast to stardom since his recent ap- pearance in nMar1on Returnsn. MERI LEE PAYNTER is still chasing him for his autograph. MARILYN ARMSTRONG is head nurse at the Cleveland Hospital and KAREN FULTON is an industrial nurse at the United States Steel Industry. ROGER PRY is the Ncampus catn. Of what campus it was not revealed. DAVID HARTMAN is making a career in the army as nbuck privateu. TOM WEAVER is keeping our country safe with his nknow hown with radar. While shopping in Columbus last week-end we stopped in Lazarus to see GINNY ARCUDI. She is in charge of the shoe de- partment there. By the way BUD SNYDER is still the same roving lover-boy. We are pleased to hear about TED SAWYER'S recent election to the position of Secretary-General of the U.N. PEGGY LINN is his personal secretary. Incidentally, I should tell you that I am a model at Sak's on Fifth Avenue in New York. We are sure you will agree after reading this letter that we may consider all our classmates very successful! Yours truly, 2 4J 1 91rf- Compliments of Frye's Restaurant W. Bucyrus St. Phone. S131 Z1 N 'fOr fLD PFWCE RTX Q95 QW' These are four emblems repre- sentinw our drowns ani iieals which we shall strive to uphold thrbufhout our lives--no matter what our destinims may be. I , ' w n fi ,f w ,,,, f W MKBG f eKfff?! 4 if , ED Q E LIQFTFTV xnwfw' Comhlinents of Maver' Inn Nq1ker s News Ylubaufrh Cohstr-uction ZZ x , ' X X ,f ,f X my X xb 440 ,fx X - x I ' X X CLASS 8 Seniors The Seniors of 1956 have had an exceptionally busy year, two projects have meant a great amount of work for everyone--publication of the annual and planning for a class trip. The school's oldest group also held several dances and sold candy to raise money for their treasury. To guide the class in its final year was the lot of Miss Miller and Mr. Hutson. The class chose Bill Horning, pres- ident, Catherine Krichbaum, vice-president, Norma Long, secretary, and Emogene Croft, treasurer. Juniors The Juniors were hard at work to raise funds for the Reception. Leading this class were Larry Simmermacher, president, Marilyn Horning, vice-president, Jack Harbaugh, secretary, and Pam Eckert, treasurer. Their fund raising activities included selling C.H.S. emblems, school memory booklets, and admissions to the dances that were held after the home athletic games. Faculty advisors were Miss Griebling and Mr. Walrath. Sophomores Sophomores, those wise fools, led by president Sharon Sigars, vice-president Jim.Mahek, secretary Nancy Linn, and treasurer Judy Harbaugh, were counseled by Miss O'Leary and Mr. Hackman. The focal point of this class' activities was the Sophomore Hop, annually held after the Junior-Senior Reception. Freshmen The Freshmen, newcomers to the opportunities of a high school education, had good advice from Mrs. Varga and Mr. Flynn. Officers were: Roger Ruhe, president, Inez Solinger, vice-president, and Carole Yost, secretary-treasurer. Eighth Grade A Christmas Party was the highlight of the year for the Eighth Grade. Mrs. Enoch and Mr. Grace helped Robert Fisher, president, Jackie Berger, vice-president, Linda Conn, secretary, and Susie Eckstein, treasurer to manage the class affairs. Seventh Grade A very active Seventh Grade elected Teddy Hines president, Sharon Hyler vice-president, Connie McMichael secretary, and Libby Sawyer treasurer, to supervise the year's events--a Christmas party, 1 , sffwopr XZ Z i X. 1 ,Q JWm,2f7 fa Z 4, 1 'YW K !,m,,,!ff, 029 Qs X, W ad gg! ffm f A as f 'Z aus ' Y' AWIMYH, 'ii' a Spring party, and the saving of sales tax stamps for the purchase 'WW7 of a record player--was the duty of Mrs. Amos and Mr. Clouse. 'jf .49 Compliments of 433 Q ffwf. f gm Trory's Drug Store Mayer News Charm Veauty Shop 23 75 i fn, 1 17 X 1 7 f M Juniors FIRST ROW: Sue Ann Huffman, Juanita Lewis, Marcia Mattox, Mona Hall, Joanne Tyrrell, Marilyn Horning, Pam Eckert, Jack Harbaugh, Larry Simmermacher, Sally Lance, Sandra Hoffman, Mary Branam, Irene Ditmars, Ralph West. SECOND ROW: John Exenkamper, Miss Griebling, Shirley Blaising, Mary Greter, Janet Horning, Linda Jewell, Layton Fawcett, Jay McCamam, Harry Marquart, David Ritter, Raymond Gantzler, Mr. Walrath. THIRD ROW: Bill Brown, Iris Glasener, Nancy Hartman, Peggy Gear- heart, Annabelle Gibbons, Sandra Eichelberger, Ronnie Schwert, Kenneth Scott, Charles Flora, Stanley Danals, Freddie Frengel. FOURTH ROW: Donald Clutter, Denny Flaherty, Mildred Snyder, Janet Maddy, Joyce Fisher, Rita Smarto, Jane Pittenger, Lova Kay Shrout, Bill Hensley. FIFTH ROW: Jack Studer, John Waltbillig, Judy Malaby, Martha Hens- ley, Pat Scanlon, Kathleen McDonough, Esther Bauer, Sandra Duffner, Annabelle Davis, Charles Branham, John Bauer, Richard Eicher. SIXTH ROW: Frank Scully, Bill Schick, Calvin Rader, Harold Thomas, Paul Biglin, Donald Cooperrider, Don Schill, Ernest Ditmars, Her- bert Tracht. ABSENT: Ida McKim, Brenda Peterson, Marvin Roise, Harry Straub. Compliments of Freezer Fresh Drive In. W. Main R Park Rd. Phone hlcl Z4 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Janet Lee, Elsie Kahler, Dianne Anatra, Eileen Epley, Jane Greter, Janice Vanderpool, Judy Harbaugh, Nancy Linn, Sharon Sigars, Jim Mahek, Frank Mattox, Ronnie Ball, Bob Runyon, Jim Greter, Mike Moyer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Grace, Sylvia Taylor, Kathryn Bauer, Pat Tornichio, Sue Shomo, Bonnie Johnson, Joyce Frederick, Margaret Stump, Gloria Fulton, Carol Lombard, Mollie Dedreve, Judi Williams, Bob Blaising, Melvin Rachel. u THIRD ROW: Shirley Booth, Mavis Barker, Wanda Epley, Wanda Vanderpool, J dy Henderson, Irene Goodall, Sue Smith, Barbara Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Miss O'Leary, Brenda Guinup, Charlotte Sutter, Mary Ellen Bopp, Mary Shick, Carolyn Yerkey, Roberta Snyder, Connie Pegram, Jean Thomas, John Kurtzman, Jim Zara, Lynn Cozad, Mr. Hackman. FIFTH ROW: Eliva Phillips, Nelson Steffy, Max Myers, Freddie Klahn, Ronnie Barker, John DiP1etro, Walter Leicy, Wayne Biglin, Tommy Beck, Jim Gibbons. SIXTH ROW: Danny Bryant, John Berger, Joe Gottfried, Bert Ruhe, John Etler, Larry Glauer, Ronnie Gantzler, Melvin Walker, Lloyd Soldan, Cournal Canada, Donnie Perman, Melvin Shepherd, Darryll Newton, John Armstrong. ABSENT: Bob Spore, Bill Woods, Nat Tesso, William Lee. Compliments of Haag's plumbing a Heating Shop Feik's Repair Shop Don's Barber Shop Z5 L A Fl r. ' V s f-?,,-Ag-:fwK,5i,w .qnl1,37aH:fr1my,:74,-Znygffwwg Freshmen FIRST ROW: Helen Thomas, Nancy McKean, Connie Yost, Keith Hatfield, David Runyon, Inez Sollnger, Roger Ruhe, Carole Yost, Robert Retter, Stuart McCalister, David Glauer,.Anthony Tesso, Charles Balinger, Paul Frlngle, SECOND ROW: Linda Pry, Billie Arcudi, Mary Perry, Nancy Brown, Judy Lessuer, Romona Elchelberger, Katherine Bauer, Betty Hensley, Sharon Gerberich, Susan Walters, Billy Garret, Tom Horning, Robert Mayfield, Elden Bauer, Nancy Calahan, Carol Horning. THIRD ROW: Jeanie Rarker, Mary Exenkamper, Jackie Sherer, Carolyn Smith, Joyce Poth, Paula Trent, Mary Vuich, Ileen Marshall, Bonnie Long. FOURTH ROW: Robert Curren, Gary Legg, Barbara Rohrer, Francis Perito, Bonnie Huffman, Joel Reed, Robert Rosandic, Ronald Barker, Larry Arlen, Michael Tackett, Dorothy Rankin, Wilma Tinkey, Joe Sperduti, Mr. Flynn. FIFTH ROW: Helen Scanlon, Judy Krichbaum, Sallie Ryan, Judy White, Deedra Kraner, Jim Gregory, John Croft, Butch Paynter, Nicki Pry, Robert Fisher, Joe Cozad, David Grow. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Varga, Mary Burkhart, Pauline Simmermacher, Linda Lombard, Phil Thornsberry, Eugene Rise, Dennis Tuttle, Larry Swain, Wayne Carden, Jerry Bickert, Elwood Hensley, Edward Christini. Compliments of Crestline Auto Wrecking 929 E. Main Street Phone 6001 26 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Tommy Hines, Martha Huffman, Larry Renton, Wade Payne, Jimmy Eckstein, Larry Jacobs, Rarbara Lightfoot, Robert Ransom, Russel Sauers, Mark Myers, David Helfrich, Cathy Pegram, Sandra Huml, Mary Lou Gearheart. SRCOND ROW: Mrs. Enoch, Daniel Earker, Royal Jones, Michael Rlaising, Bobby Bauer, Jim Snyder, Roger Fisher, Linda Conn, Jackie Berger, Michael Sherer, Jack Payne, Janet Booth, Joyce Rlaising, Ronnie Bailey, Marlene Maddy, Carol Crissinger. THIRD ROW: Jim Bise, Chester Morton, Edna Testament, Dianne Perman, Millie Roberts, Peggy Fatrich, Robert Fisher, Susan Rckstein, Crystal Duffner, keith Miller, Ronald Ditmars, Donald Gray. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Thomas, George Iiams, Robert Beck, Helen Bauer, Cathy Gray, Betty Wilcox, Olivia Spurgeon, Janet Booth, Doris Haley. FIFTH ROW: James Emmer, Desery Dent, Mary Russell, Carolyn Flora, Carol Strickler, Sharon Reed, Pegby Fagon, Jim Brown, Larry Levy, Dale Stucco, Willard Mackey. SIXTH ROW: Jerry Jehrisch, Bob maylor, Patty Rito, Mary Ann Stanovich, Millie Fullenlove, Carol Swain, Marjorie Arter, Daisy Long, Richard Fry. Compliments of Fletcher's Market lst National gank Save m9I'9 ' PHY Less Crestline , Ohio 27 Seventh Grade FIRBT ROW: Dorothy Goins, Linda Paramore, Eleanor Griefenstine, Judith Conn, Carol Vanderpool, Barbara Flohr, Carol Myers, John Creel, Ronald Perman, Beverly Barker, Jackie Iiams, Paulette Forshaw, Sylvia Ziegler, Suellen McCamant, Paul Jeffrey, Alonzo Lindsay. SECOND ROW: John Hatfield, Ray Winland, Jerry King, Tom Post, Kenneth Robinette, Rickey Oswald, David Jones, Sally Dutschke, Lana Hensley, Connie McMichael, Barbara Bowman, Lillian Iiams, Dianne Linn, David Yerkey, Donald McMichael, John Hearn. THIRD ROW: Max Eichelberger, Raymond Pry, Jimmy Paynter, Paul Swain, Kevin Duffner, Jerry Riedel, Russell Feldhick, Stella Fulton, Rebecca Quail, Beatrice Canada, Karen Fink, Marilyn Lauer, Sally Russell, Carla Hall. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Clouse, Raymond Huber, Doyal Goins, James Thomas, James Mollenkopf, Alvin Straka, Linda Loucks, Libby Sawyer, Nancy Vaughn, Sharon Hyler, Judy Long, Darlene Myers, Sally Reed, Mrs. Amos. FIFTH ROW: Steve Frederick, Dan Norwood, Roy Nungesser, Ronald Walrath, Judy West, Kay Tuttle, Corrine Keller, Belinda Peaslee, Marilyn Stephens, Juanita Hensley. SIXTH ROW: Junior B own, Billy Garrett, Donald Bryhn, Ronald Callahan, Dick Ruhl, Teddy Hines. SEVENTH ROW: Christopher Keith, Stanley Quail, Eugene Stump, Claude Shackelford, Michael Frye, Melvin Eckert, Darrell Gray, Gene Mayfield, Tom Gregory, Frank Miller, John Fawcett. ABSENT: Ronald Benedict, Willie Hearn, Freda Hinton, Joe Light- foot, Betty Lou Robinette, Sara Reise, Richard Sauers, Robert White, Compliments of Gene's Body Shop Mack's Market No Job Too Big or Too Small Quality Groceries Z8 O04 O 0 N X XM? NATIONAL HONQRQCIITY S Z i i 5 C f FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Palmer, Sally Exenkamper, Marilyn Armstrong, Suzanne Enoch, Ted Sawyer, Bill Horning. The members of the National Honor Society are chosen from the upper fourth of the Junior and Senior classes through careful selections by the high school faculty. A student qualifying for the Society must be fit in scholarship, leadership, service rendered, and character. Five per cent of the class was chosen in the second semester of our Junior year, five per cent in the first semester of our Senior year, ani five per cent will be chosen our last semester in school. The National Honor Society's motto is Excelsior and their flower is the Purple Orchic. Compliments of Scheibervs Dajcing Studio The Burch Corporation Tom's Electric 29 f I G Vlnlfulf Sm 5 h Qsfwiffgi Assistant Fditors Pe sy Linn Catherine Krichbaum Marilyn Armstronv Editorial Staff Ninifred Scanlon Larry Palmer Bob Roberts Art Ed1tors--- Pat Christini Shelby Bise Victor Anatra Subscription Managers Sandra Flutter B111 Horninq Ruth Hensley Adrian Marshall Photo Editors Meri Lee Paynter Barbara Fxenkamper Jackie Rita Florence Manvrum Typing Editors Ruth Horninv l rninia Arcudi Walter Uewiel Charlotte Brown Sports Editors Sally Fxenkamper Tom olutter Bud Snyder Advertising Managers Norma Long Sandy isher Frances Griefenstine Diana Counterman Mr. Dewalt served as Editorial Advisor, and Mrs. Grace was the Financial Advisor. Compliwents of Scheiber's Dancing Studio The Qurch More Tgmlg Electric 30 f' 5gg5gfr.hxmLC 5 I P' 'tt ' ,.'- .1' fn-lf f ef Mi1tor-in-Chief------ --------- ------ ----------Ted Sawyer --- .......................... Tb ' Z3 -------- ........ --------------- Q 11 Q --- .... ....... - ....... --- J A . J F nnual Staff FIRST ROW: Mrs. Grace, Sandra Clutter, Marilyn Armstrong, Charlotte Brown, Peggy Linn, Frances Griefenstine, Sally Exen- kamper, Florence Mangrum, Diana Counterman, Meri Lee Paynter. SECOND ROW: Norma Long, Pat Christini, Barbara Exenkamper, winifred Scanlon, Sandra Fisher, Catherine Krichbaum, Ruth Hensley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dewalt, walter Dewiel, Larry Palmer, Ted Saw- yer, Ruth Horning, Virginia Arcudi, Bob Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Bud Snyder, Bill Horning, Tom Clutter. Adrian Marshall. The Annual Staff is composed of 32 hard-working seniors, each of whom has been responsible for some part of the annual. Under the leadership of the editor-in-chief Ted Sawyer, the members of the Annual Staff have labored many hours during the past year. In spite of numerous obstacles, this group has succeeded in its endeavor--to publish an annual. Since there has been no annual for the past two years, many hardships were encountered in starting one again. Compliments of L vy 's Clothing Store F'T'Ye'3 Motel north Seltzer su-get LOns'S proprietors 31 Student Council FIRST ROW: Ricky Oswalt, Janet Horning, Barbara Taylor, Ted Sawyer, Sally Exenkamper, Raymond Pry, Daniel Barker. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Smith, Linda Pry, Janet Maddy, Peggy Gear- hart, Fred Klahn, Peggy Linn, Kay Tuttle, Darlene Myers, Carol Crissinger. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dewalt, Gary Legg,Calvin Rader, Dennis Tuttle, Joe Gottfried, John Berger, Bill Bauer, Marjorie Arter, Helen Bauer. Since its organization in 1946, the Student Council has built a series of duties to manage each year. Most of the money for council activities is earned by selling programs at football games. The council also manages student assem- blies, selects paid assemblies, and supervises Recognition Day. The officers are Ted Sawyer, president, Janet Horning, vice-president, Barbara Taylor, secretary, and Sally Exen- kamper, treasurer. The advisor is Mr. Dewalt. Compliments of Sherer's Dairy Tops in Dairy Products Crestline and Gallon, Ohio 32 School Newspaper FIRST ROW: Judy Henderson. Sue Shomo, Sharon Sigars, Gloria Fulton, Marilyn Horning, Mavis Barker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dewalt, Suzanne Enoch. Brenda Guinup, Carole Lombard, Judi Williams, Pam Eckert. THIRD ROW: Bill Shick, Calvin Rader, Roger Pry, Kenny Scott, Jack Harbaugh, Jay McCamant, Harry Marquart. ABSENT: Bob Spore. Suzanne Enoch is the editor-in-chief for the year. Dur- ing the year the staff prints several Joke sheets and each gathers news around the school to be printed in the Crestline Advocate. The Advocate Staff held a hamburger fry and a Christmas party, took a trip to the Advocate and to the Mans- field News-Journal. Mr. Dewalt is the faculty advisor. Compliments of Kroegel's Garage Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service Dependable Used Cars 33 Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Larry Palmer, Walter Dewlel Charles Inma T d Sawyer, Bill Bauer, Harry Marquart. n' e SECOND ROW: Ronald Schwert Tom Weaver Leonard P011 K - f 1 , Ad- nan Marshall, Jay McCamant, Mr. Hackman. OC THIRD ROWS Roger Pry, Robert G c Ia ' Snyder, Ken Scott. Fe SP, rry Simmermacher, Bud ABSENT: Werner Haag. The Hi-Y is under the leadership of Mr. Karl Hackman. The officers include Charles Inman, president, Bill Bauer, vice-president, Ted Sawyer, secretaryg Walter Dewiel, treas- urer, and Larry Palmer, chaplain. The Hi-Y's activities planned for l955-56 are to have roller skating and ice skat- ing parties, special speakers, annual installation dinner, World Day of Prayer assembly service, basketball checkroom, and a Hi-Y versus Faculty basketball game. Best Wishes for Continued Success Compliments of P.R.R.--Y.M.C.A. The Burch Corporation 34 Y-Teen FIRST ROW: Sue Ann Huffman, Nancy Hartman, Joanne Tyrrell, Marcia Mattox,Suzanne Enoch,Sandra Clutter, Catherine Krich- baum, Barbara Exenkamper, Mrs. Grace. SECOND ROW: Shirley Blaising, Mona Hall,Peggy Gearhart, Meri Lee Paynter, Mollie DeGreve, Sally Exenkamper, Barbara Taylor, Margaret Stump. THIRD ROW: Emogene Croft, Joyce Fisher, Ruth Hensley, Iris Glasener, Jackie Rita, Sharon Sigars, Carole Lombard, Irene Goodall, Eileen Epley, Janice Vanderpool. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Eichelberger, Brenda Guinup, Judy Henderson, Mavis Barker, Carolyn Yerkey, Pam Eckert, Linda Jewell, Lova Kay Shrout. FIFTH ROW: Mildred Snyder, Freda Pennington, Judy Malaby, Roberta Snyder. The purpose of the Y-Teen Club is to grow in Christian fellowship with God and mankind. For this year Sandra Clut- ter is president, Catherine Krichbaum, vice-president, Suz- anne Enoch, secretaryg Marcia Mattox, treasurerg and Mrs. Lester Grace, advisor. During the year the Y-Teen had a scav enger hunt, a Christmas party, a leap year dance, and a mother-daughter banquet. Compliments of Metzger's Shell Service Goodyear-tires-Batteries-Accessories Main 8a Columbus AAA Phone 3382 35 G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Sue Ann Huffman, Juanita Lewis. Peggy Gearhart, Mona Hall, Joanne Tyrrell, Sally Exenkamper, Frances Griefen- stine, Catherine Krichbaum, Winifred Scanlon, Florence Man- grum, Irene Goodall. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Armstrong, Char- lotte Brown, Marcia Mattox, Sandra Eichelberger, Nancy Linn, Janice Vanderpool, Mary Greter, Mollie DeGreve, Barbara Tay- lor, Mrs. Varga. THIRD ROW: Emogene Croft, Barbara Exen- kamper, Meri Lee Paynter, Judy Harbaugh, Nancy Hartman, Jane Greter, Sandra Fisher, Rita Smarto, Janet Horning. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Stump, Joyce Fredericks, Iris Glaesner. Brenda Guinup, Connie Pegram, Judy Henderson, Mavis Barker, Pam Eckert, Linda Jewell, Lova Kay Shrout, Jane Pittenger. FIFTH ROW: Norma Long. Mildred Snyder. Janet Maddy, Judy Malaby, Eliva Philips, Roberta Snyder. Sue Smith. Virginia Arcudi, Kathleen McDonough. SIXTH ROW: Elsie Kahler, Alice Spurgeon. Sandra Duffner, Freda Pennington, Diana Anatra, Mary Anne Shick Ruth Horning, Suzanne Enoch, Pat Scanlon. The girls' sports are conducted through the Girls' Ath- letic Association, which was founded in 1933 to foster an interest in athletic activities. The object of the G.A.A. is to develop good sportsman- ship and character, to promote good fellowship, and to cul- tivate a healthy mind and body by proper living and bene- ficial exercise. Any sophomore, Junior, or senior girl who is interested and pays dues is eligible for membership. Pins, letters, medallions, and a new award which has been added this year are the awards that may be earned. These awards are given on a point system based on both team and individual partic- ipation in sports. The biggest social event of the year is a formal dance, held near Christmas, and sponsored Jointly by the G.A.A. and F.H.A. The event is financed by the sale of Christmas cards. The officers for the year are president, Frances Grie- fenstineg vice-president, Catherine Krichbaum, secretary, Winifred Scanlon, and treasurer, Sally Exenkamper. Mrs. Varga is the advisor. Compliments of Cheney Motor Sales Desoto-Plymouth Agency Phone 2131 36 Latin Club FIRST ROW: Judy Lesseuer, Stewart McAllister, Sue Smith, Janice Vanderpool, Brenda Guinup, Barbara Taylor,Irene Good- all, Mollie DeGreve,Jackie Sherer,Tommy Horning,Eldon Bauer, Nancy McKean, David Glauer, Bill Shick, Paul Frengle. SECOND ROW: Annabelle Davis, Eileen Epley, Mary Ann Bopp. Charlotte Sutter, Marcia Mattox, Sandra Eichelberger, Janet Horning. Ramona Eichelberger,Judy Krichbaum,Judy White,Barbara Rohrer Carole Yost, Frances Perito, Harry Shick, THIRD ROW: Miss Griebling,Carole Lombard, Millie Snyder,Iris Glasener, Joyce Poth,Joanne Tyrrell,Pam Eckert,Linda Jewell,Lova Kay Shrout. Jane Pittenger,Paul Trent, Connie Yost, Nancy Callahan,Carol Horning, Paulene Simmermacher, Mary Louise Adams, Bonnie Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Susie Walters, Billie Arcudi,Llnda Pry. Rita Smarto, Pat Scanlon, Linda Lombard, Carolyn Smith, Mary Exenkamper,Jeanine Barker, Butch Paynter, Bobby Curren, Hel- en Scanlon, Mary Louise Burkhart. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Cozad,Ron- ald Schwert, Sandra Clutter, Elsie Kahler, Cather ne Krich- baum, Winifred Scanlon, Joel Reed, Ron Barker, Larry Arlan, Didra Kraner, Tom Beck, Tom Brannon, Joe Cozad, Eilene Mar- shall, Bonny Long. SIXTH ROW: John DiPetrio, Larry Palmer, John Kurtzman, Bill Horning, Ted Sawyer, Jim Gregory, Gary Legg, Denny Tuttle, Lloyd Soldan, John Armstrong, Nick Pry, Melvin Sheppard, Wilma Tlnky, Michael Tackett, Bob Runyon, David Groh. SEVENTH ROW: Joe Gottfried, John Berger, Walter Dewiel. The purpose of the Latin Club is to interest students in learning Latin more easily by teaching them the ways the Romans lived. A monthly meeting is held in which skits,plays songs, and dances are given. During the school year a color- ful Roman Banquet is served. The preparations are made dur- ing the monthly meetings. The feast is exactly like a Roman feast from grape juice to olives. The freshmen, who serve as slaves, are initiated on this night. The Ohio State Junior Classical League has a convention each spring to which the eligible members of our Latin Club go. Tenth grade officers are: president,Brenda Guinupg vice- president, Barbara Taylor,secretary-treasurer,Irene Goodall. The ninth grade club elected Thomas Horning,president3 Eldon Bauer,vice-president, and Jackie Sherer,secretary-treasurer. Miss Faye Griebling serves as advisor to both groups. Compliments of BeVeir's Dry Goods Carlisle's Jewelry Store Ready-to-wear--Infants Needs Diamonds-Watches-Gifts 37 OUR JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Turn Back the Clock March l, 1955 The class play, Turn Back the Clock, by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes, was based upon the-universal truth that all generations are more or less alike after all. The production was directed by Miss Miriam Reynolds. The cast was as follows: Evelyn QEvieQ Palmer, elder daughter Suzanne Enoch Mrs. Anna Palmer, Evie's mother Sandra Clutter Sally Palmer, younger daughter Sally Exenkamper Irene Isherwood, flapper hunting Larry Ruth Hensley Maybelle Harrison, rival of Irene's Portia Krofta Hilda, the Palmer's maid Karen Fulton Phyllis McSorley, friend of Evie Marilyn Armstrong Barbara Bannister, another friend of Evie's Ruth Ann Horning Charles Hill, one of Evie's boyfriends Rober Pry Johnnie Stone, another of Evie's boyfriends Ted Sawyer Mr. Arthur Palmer, Evie's father Larry Palmer Larry Palmer, the collegiate son Bob Roberts Ollie Bannister, high school friend Dale Biglin Chubby Bascomb, high school friend Ralph Scully Party Guests Catherine Krichbaum,MeriLee Paynter winifred Scanlon,Barbara Exenkamper Frances Griefenstine,Harlan Barker Bill Horning,Tom Weaver Stage Managers walter Dewiel,Leonard Bauer Compliments of Greter's and Sutter Bros. Where Men Meet Groceries and Provisions 38 Compliments of' Hyler's Cleaners James Hyler, Owner 108 Union St. 39 Home Nursing FIRST ROW: Frances Griefenstine, Emogene Croft, Carol Poth, Peggy Linn, Sally Exenkamper, Florence Mangrum, Donna Klein. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Enoch, Marilyn Armstrong, Sandra Clutter, Barbara Exenkamper, Sandra Fisher, Virginia Arcudi, Meri Lee Paynter, Winifred Scanlon, Ruth Hensley, Pat Christini. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Brown,Shirley Saxton,Freda Pennington, Catherine Krichbaum, Diana Counterman, Suzanne Enoch, Alice Spurgeon, Ruth Horning Jo Ann DeGray, Norma Long. Home Nursing is a part of Senior Home Economics. The girls are taught the fundamentals of safety-first and par- ental care under the guidance of the County Health Nurse. Compliments of The New Roxy Restaurant and law The Florist Lots of Luck Flowers for all Occasions 40 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Frances Griefenstine, Sally Ryan, Mary Perry. Pat Tornichio, Nancy Hartman. Shirley Blaising, Connie Pegram, Barbara Taylor, Judy Lesseuer, Jane Pittenger, Sandra Fisher, Ruth Hensley, Ruth Horning, Peggy Linn, Norma Long, Sally Exenkamper, Nancy McKean, Connie Yost, Frances Perito, Kath- erine Brown, Wanda Vanderpool. SECOND ROW: Carol Poth, Betty Hensley, Mary Greter, Eileen Epley, Charlotte Brown, Jane Gre- ter, Susie Walters, Billie Arcudi, Linda Pry, Barbara Rohrer, Linda Lombard, Joyce Poth, Inez Solinger, Mary Louise Adams, Pauline Simmermacher, Bonnie Hoffman, Sue Shomo, Sally Lance. THIRD ROW: Mollie DeGreve, Sharon Sigars, Meri Lee Paynter, Barbara Exenkamper, Carolyn Smith, Nancy Linn, Mary Exenkamper, Jeanine Barker, Jackie Sherer, Judy Krichbaum, Judy White, Nancy Callahan, Paula Trent, Helen Scanlon, Florence Mangrum. Mrs. Enoch. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Yerkey, Carol Yost, Sue Smith. Jackie Rita, Catherine Bauer, Janet Horning. Joanne Tyrrell, Mona Hall, Gloria Fulton, Pam Eckert, Linda Jewell, Lova Kay Shrout, Eileen Marshall, Wilma Tinkey. Shirley Saxton, Mary Louise Burkhart, Carole Lombard. FIFTH ROW: Mary Ann Shick, Emogene Croft, Brenda Guinup, Elsie Kahler, Marilyn Horning, DJDGPR Eichleberger, JoAnn DeGray, Carol morning, Nancy Robi- nette. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Clutter, Marilyn Armstrong, Peggy Gearhart, Sue Ann Huffman, Judy Harbaugh, Dianne Anatra, San- dra Duffner, Janet Maddy, Alice Spurgeon, Winifred Scanlon, Catherine Krichbaum. Pat Scanlon, Freda Pennington, Mildred Snyder, Esther Bauer, Kathleen McDonough, Joyce Fisher, Suz- anne Enoch, Diana Counterman, Bonnie Long, Didra Kraner, Vir- ginia Arcudi, Pat Christini, Mary Vuich, Nancy Brown, Sharon Gerberich. The Future Homemakers or America is an organization con- sisting of approximately lO5 girls. Its main purposes are to promote interest in homemaking, and to practice democracy in home life. The F.H.A. is a national organization to which Crestline became affiliated in l95U. The officers are president Ruth Hensley, vice-president Ruth Horning, secretary Norma Long. treasurer Peggy Linn, parliamentarian Sandra Fisher, and his- torian Jane Pittenger. Mrs Enoch is their advisor. Compliments of Crestline Motor Sales Nelson Lee, Owner Ford and Dependable Used Cars 41 Homecoming Moments to Remember Compliments of Amick's Farm Equipment Oliver--New Idea--Durham Route No. 2 42 LD OW Y re5SU Qoee ep Vo Q8 1:96 'VQ07 Riding in Style ebb Compliments of Anatra's Clothing Hwhere Quality and Satisfaction Meetu Phone 4732 43 8 NIOR- SENIOR RECEPTION 1 EVENING IN PARIS 44 Musical Organizations MRS. LUCILLE PENNINGTON, DIRECTOR D A CA PPELLA CHOIR For the nineteenth consecutive year this organization, comprised of approximately 75 members, presented its Christ- mas Concert as the year's major choral event. Led in acti- vities by president Bud Snyder. vice-president Larry Palmer, and business manager Marilyn Armstrong,the group also attend ed the Choir Festival and held a Choir Dance. Q I yu Ml' Ce r Q X f -Qi BAND The CHS band has furnished music for football games, concerts, festivals, and parades. The band,composed of eighty-six members,thirteen of whom are seniors,is considered one of the most outstanding organizations of Crestline High School. The officers are Sandra Clutter,president3Tom weaver, vice-presidentg Meri Lee Paynter,business managerg Jackie Rita and Barbara Exenkamper,librar1ans. I X ORCHESTRA The High School Orchestra elected Catherine Krichbaum president,Tom weaver vice-president, Lova Kay Shrout busi- ness manager, and Tom Brannon and Susie Walters librarians. The orchestra is composed of thirty-five members,a few of whom are seniors.The orchestra gives a concert during Music Week and plays at the Junior and Senior Class Plays and Commencement exercises. 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SHARON JOYCE JEANNE MONNA BOB Compliments of' Dr. Laishley, Dentist Sam's Market Fry's Star-Lite Haven 49 O tiff Q PREPARATORY CHOIR FIRST ROW: Judy Iesseuer, Susie Walters, Inez Solinger, Connie Yost, Carole Yost, Linda Pry, Judy White, Nancy McKean. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Barker, Linda Lombard, Mary Louise Adams, Jackie Sherer, Carolyn Smith, Joyce Poth, Janice Vanderpool, Bonnie Long. THIRD ROW: Joe Cozad, Mary Exenkamper, Billie Jean Arcudi. Bar- bara Rohrer, Brenda Guinup, Judy Krichbaum, Sylvia Taylor, Wilma Tinkey. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Cozad, Chuck Balinger, Joel Reed, Larry Arlin, Tommy Brannon, David Glauer, Stewart McAllister, Mrs. Pennington. FIFTH ROW: David Groh, Phil Thornsberry, Eugene Bise, John Ber- ger, Dennis Tuttle, Bob Curren, Gary Legg. Compliments of Jeanne Mick, Beautician Strauch k Obermiller Jewelers Jones' Dress Shop 50 XXX XXW .5 R V Cheerleaders :J 5? We RW Marilyn Frances Carolyn and Janice Emogene Sally Compliments of Clutter Poultry Farm Sutter Grocery Re1mherr's Five and Ten 51 VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Frank Scully, Ernie Ditmars, Jim Zara, Frank Mattox, Sally Exenkamper, Emogene Croft, Janice Vanderpool, Carolyn Yerkey, Frances Griefenstine, Marilyn Armstrong, Bill Brown, John Berger, Joe Gottfried, Ken Scott, Mgr. John Eckert. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Bob Bauer, Werner Haag, Roger Pry, Charles Inman, Dale Biglin, Bud Snyder, Bill Horning, Wayne er, Tom Clutter, Harlen Barker, Ralph Scully, Bill Bauer, Jack Harbaugh, Don Clutter, John Exenkamper, Dennis Flaherty, Mgr. Larry Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Coach Clouse, Coach Evans, Bert Ruhe, Jack Studer, Bob Ruhe, Ronnie Charl- ton, Ted Sawyer, Bob Spore, Ronnie Gantzler, John Kurtzman, Jim ek, Ronnie Ball, Melvin Walker, Ray Gantzler, Layton Fawcett, Coach Fletcher, Coach Grace. FOURTH ROW: George Hoffman, Bob Runyon, Cournal Canada, David Groh, Elwood Hensley, Bob Fisher, Charles Dinopoulos, Jim Bandy, Phil Thornsberry, Nicki Fry, Roger Ruhe, Larry Swain, Lynn Cozad, Joel Reed, Larry Arlen, Max Meyers, Don Pe , Joe Cozad, Bobby Mayfield, Bobby Retter, Jim Paynter. During the 1955 football season the Crestline Bulldogs enjoyed only a fair season. They won 4 and lost 5, but many of their defeats were by close scores. In his first year as head coach, Les Grace, aided by assistants Keith Evans, Bob Clouse, and Earle Fletcher, led Crestline to fourth place in the strong Mohican League. The captain was Bob Ruhe and the co-captain B111 Horning. This year's squad was limited to the upper three grades be- cause of a new rule preventing Freshmen from playing in varsity competition. Compliments of Capell's Texaco Service Firestone Tires-Batteries-Accessories Corner of Main and Thoman Streets 52 ,X Compliments of Keystone Barber Shop V.F.W. Car-1 M. Lesley watch Shop 53 VARSITY BASKETBALL 'IEAM FIRST ROW: Joe Gottfried, Bill Brown, Kenny Scott, John Exenkamper, Don Clutter, Bill Horning, Larry Simmermacher, Charles Inman. SECOND ROW: Ass't Coach Keith Evans, Mgr. Junior Brown, Ronnie Ball, John Berger, Bill Wood, Jack Barbaugh, Mgrs. David Groh and John DePietro, and Head Coach Les Grace. With only three letterman returning this year, of which only one was over six feet tall, this was definitely a building year for Crest- line. The future looks brighter, however, since eleven varsity members should be rehnnung next year. Opponents They We Fredericktown 105 31 Carey 53 79 Butler 45 68 Upper Sandusky 55 53 Bucyrus 71 67 Gallon 64 59 Logan 72 74 Gallon 79 71 Marion St. Mary's 72 47 Upper Sandusky 77 94 Shelby 99 83 Bellville 80 63 Cardington Ontario Shelby Loudonville Mt. Gilead Willard Compliments of Addie's Beauty Shoppe Freddie's Restaurant Crest Drug Store 54 RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Gary Legg, Ronnie Barker, Nicki Pry, Bob Fisher, John Croft. SECOND ROW: Coach Evans, Butch Paynter, Eugene Bise, Denny Tuttle, Phil Thornsberry, Coach Grace. Under the direction of Lester Grace and Keith Evans, the Reserve Team has learned much about basketball. The players have met their opponents fairly and squarely. Because of a new rule the team is made up of Freshmen. They have not won many games, but have gained valuable experience. gl 33' f 1 l Z, .a,,,qgZ!E ff ., 222222 XZ+ 2 'W' ,J N RE .iq sE P., , N , 9'- x RV igrrnl mgsjxg pw ES kr' Compliments of Dr. Studer, Dentist Lesseur's Bidd1e's Pontiac Sales 55 BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Mgr. David Runyon, Frank Scully, Dale Biglin, Bill Horning, Tom Clutter, J im Mahek, John Exenkamper, Ronnie Ball. SECOND ROW: Bud Snyder, Denny Flaherty, Don Clutter, Jack Harbaugh, Ronnie Baker , Frank Mattox, Don Schill, Bill Brown , Coach Bob Clouse. Crestline High School completed its third year of baseball in 1955. Their first year under the supervision of Coach Clouse. The team had an above average record of ll victories and 5 defeats. Last year also marked the first year Crestline entered a baseball tourna- ment. The Exempted School Tournament was played at Clyde, Ohio. The team went all the way to the finals only to be beaten by Rossford. JUNIOR HIGHFOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Ted Hines, Don McMichael, Jim Paynter, Ray Pry, Joe DiPietro, Jim Harbaugh, Mike Gottfried, Louie Kurtzman, Jerry Harbaugh, Jack Hawk, Coach Bob Clouse. SECOND ROW: Chester Morton, Roy Nungesser, Frank Miller, Joe Rice, Mike Sherer, Daniel Barker, Dick Smith, John Klopfenstein, Christ- opher Keith. THIRD ROW: Jim Brown, Melvin Eckert, Jim Moleno, Robert Beck, John Fawcett, Bob Fisher, Deroice Dent, James Ingram. 'I'he Junior High football team was victorious in all of their seven games. They scored 1145 points to their opponents' 31 points. The best game was in defeating Shelby 7-6. Compliments of Mil1er's Park-n-Eat Gallon Inquirer Robert Beck, Funeral Director 56 OUR COOKS Mre.Fiumr mMlMrs.Byma Cafeteria helpers CUSTODIANS K .x EV81'Ct1'. Silain Epgnk m'g111gr Compliments of Link's West-End Market Groceries and Fine Meats W. Bucyrus Street 57 September 6....School opens. 9....Gal1on game.--we lost. Dim, dim the lights! 15...F.H.A. initiation at Hamilton Park. Poor freshmen, l7...Sen1ors are loaded with homework again. 2O...G.A.A. weiner roast. No diets today! 22...Snake dance. fOh! those bru1ses.D 27...Advocate hamburger fry. Guess what Mr. Dewalt did. Eat? 3O...NOrwayne game. A VICTORYII!! October 4....Annual staff election of officers. 6....Ohio History Test. T.S. placed second. 7....Bookkeep1ng test. Brain fag! l1...First bridal shower for a senior girl. J.G. l3...Y-teen informal initiation. 14...Big Home-coming dance. Peggy reigns. 25...Civ1cs test. Mrs. Neff just wound up. 27...Sen1ors hold dance. Some mightly tired dogs! 28...District Convention for teachers. At last a day off! 3O...Hallowen night. The boys Qand girlsl are on the prowl again. November 5...P,T,A. dance in the gym. Oldsters live it up. 8...Pictures taken for the Annual. l8..Subscription dance held by Seniors. 2l..Style show put on by the Home Ec. girls. 23-28.Thanksgiving vacation for all but annual staff members. 26..T.S.'s house almost burns down, but S.F. saved the day. 3O..Mickey Mouse Club organized by M.L.P. December l...Grade Cards..many drawn faces appear- 3...G.A.A., F.H.A. fonnal uP1nk Ice' Dance. 6...Band Dance and Banquet. l3..Upper Sandusky game. Bulldogs score 94 points. l5..Nineteenth Annual Christmas A Capella Choir Concert. 2l..Christmas Assembly. nSantau pays us a visit. January 9...Cho1r try-outs---fakers show up. 2O..Keen-Teen competes with Senior Dance. fseniors lose outl. 26..Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. fTears slowly flowl. February 7...Senior girls go to Nela Park. Have fun, girls? 9...Jun1or Class Play,HChange of Hearth. 1M..Valentines Day. Cupid is hard at work again. l8..King's Reign Night. Beware Boys! Leap year is here. March 5...Sen1or class play try-outs. 9...Ruhe, Pegram, and French still cutting it of in Civics. l5..Band Concert. Ouch, my ears! 19.,F.H.A. meeting. fLadies' aid meeting rather!J 21..Assembly. April 6...H1-Y game and dance. Get ready ooaohvs. 9...F.H.A. county rally at Crestline. Girls working hard! l3..State Latin Convention at Columbus. Free day for Latin Lovers l9..Senior Class Play. May 2...Assembly 2-8..Mus1c week 1O..A Capella Choir Spring Concert l1..Jun1or-Senior Reception. Everybody looks neat!! 14..F.H.A. meetin in cafeteria. fAll the girls talked about was the reception? 27..Baccalaureate 28..Commencement!! Seniors sadly say farewell. Compliments of Shreck's Incorparated Theller's Drug Store Brannon's Electric 58 Frances Raleigh George Marilyn Bob Roberts IA .pe e .Q ,3-.-fu ,H E.: f '-'1...:1:- ': , ,'fiQ?mA5Eg?f2Weh? A lr ' xy are ? Q af, Wm 7 zz i - f ,f Vkk. wi X, Alice r V fn z, vi , 4' , , 3 I K s Q 1' 5 li. : .., , .X Q. , ,r FT Sal and Barb igkg ' s if Kate Ted ,e,,,,, Ni- - H V,'.. , 1' gf vu W e I Ei 'fNL,e 5 r - . Q ARK? ia Wayne Ruth Hensley Sandy C. 12 'f W, mg.'i, Wai: Karen Bill H. Compliments of ff Werner Jackie Beck's Home Store Frank Glauer Bucyrus Capital Finance 59 f :Z QI-ig - gi in -, i Egg ' '55 , .view-1-44 -7 5 - . , . V ' ,s -' ,J 'Q' pp . ,-'- tx, t LJ: 'ri ffff M5 lm It A Qu In x I 1 .:A,l, UBang! 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