Cridersville High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Cridersville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1957 volume:

9 J e C . 9 A 1 5 5 1 I 5 :fi fx . -A ,ii - SECOND ROW: Mrs, Wauben, Mrs. Estill, Mrs. Jett. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hager, Mrs. Harshman. MRS. MILDRED HAGER Born in Allen County Attended Auglaize Co. Normal Ohio Northern, Degree, Defiance College Teaches - ISI grade Years at C.H,S, 1947-57, MRS. RACHEL WAUBEN Bom in Auglaize County Two years at Ohio Northern Extension work from Ohio Univ. and Bowling Green Univ, Teaches - 3rd grade Years at C.H.S. 1953-57, MRS. RUTH ESTILL Born in Putman County B.S. in Elem. Education Ohio Northem University Teaches - 2nd grade Years at C.H.S. 1951 -57, MRS CAROLYN TETT Born in Auglaize County Bowling Green I If2 years Ohio Northern If2 year Teaches - lst grade Years at C,H.S, 1955-57, MRS. ILO HARSHMAN Born in Auglaize County Auglaize Co. Normal Bowling Green State Ohio Northern University Teaches - 2nd 81 3rd grades Years at C.l-LS. 1941-45 1955-57 MRS, Nm MSDN ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Born in Otway, Ohio College Education at Wilmington Teaches - 4th grade Years at C.H.S, 1957 SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dotson, Burden, Mrs. Phillips. 1 rl If Mrs, Dudgeon. FIRST ROW: Mrs, 7 MRS. CAMEO DUDGEON Born in Uniopolis 2 yr, course in Elem. Ed at Bowling Green, Extension in Phil. of Ed. and Audio Visual Aids from Miami University. Teaches - 5th grade Years at C.H,S. 1953-57. MRS. IDA BURDEN Born in Cridersville 3 If2 years of college Miami, Bowling Green and Ohio Northern Teaches - 4th grade Years at C.I-1.5, 1923-27 1946-57 MRS. ADELIA PHILLIPS Born in Auglaize County Attended Auglaize Co. Normal School Graduate Ohio Northern Univ. Teaches - 6th grade Years at C.H.S, 1954-57. ..vf' N :X ' 'Iti- .fi ,I-.,,,,.Js q,,. 1 r., I--. 1.1, , f-48' S SENIUHS 4.--..-a., SHIRLEY ANN LOWRY Student Librarian 2g Class Pres. 4, Band 1,2,3,4g Echo 2,45 Kandy Bar 3, Class Play 4, Junior Red Cross 2: Vocal I,2, 3g G.A. A. 2. csv- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM DEE HINEGARDNER Class Pres. 2g Vice Pres. I,4g Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Track I, 2, 3,4g Baseball I,2g Echo Bus. Mgr, 4: Ass't. 3. any 'f 7' ,, WALTER SCOTT ARMES ' it Student Council Ig Pres. , g 113. 5 E h 2 . T k I 23 4 . -r-. 5 . Q Q C 0 It l3r4r I-ac 1 l314v lf Baseball I,2,3,4g Basketball ' l I ' I, 2g Annual Photographer 45 ' ' Q, N W, Class Play 3,4g Student Librarian 'VB I,3,47 Boys' State Alternate 3: qw Class Treas. 4g Band I,2,3,4g A ,.,.,.,,.., Vocal I, 2, 3,4, va 'yrs DORIS MAE WERLING Class Play 3,45 Class Sec. 3,43 Band l,2,4g Treas. 35 Echo 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Editor 43 Vocal 1,2, 3, Homecoming Oueen 4: G. A. A. 2. i ' if ,gi:'f? 7 ar- ff' T ' JEQQBIEQ: 123 5 3 P' -ss ., WM. s ' .0 I A .. '- Ns 'In -it :- 148 awk L .n vu. ! x fc GLENN EUGENE HASTING Class Play 3,4g Track Ig Base- ball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Student Council 2g Class Pres, 3 Sec. Treas. Ig Annual Bus. Mgr, 4: Vocal 1,2,3,4g Band I,2,3, Boys' State 3. ' mssg,-,Q via- 'c9 ff. 1 CAROL IEAN WERLING 33 .. 2,7 Class Play 3,43 Class Vice Pres. ii -f J' , 3, Sec, Treas. Ig G.A,A, 2g 'A ' iq Student Council 2g Sec. Treas. fm 45 Kandy Bar 35 Echo Ig Band H r I,2,3g Sec. Treas 4g Vocal I, ,fag f' 2l3o4v '1'x 9l 'Pl' f in MARTHA ANN MYERS Class Play 3, 43 Echo 1, 3, 4, Student Librarian 1, 3: Vocal 1, 3, 4, Manchester 2. KENNETH LEE NUMBERS Basketball I,2g Co-Captain 3,4g Track 1,35 Baseball I,2g Class Play 3,4, I1 'T 'li' '-W '. ll L ?dV Hl. .T 1.2 '- BEVERLY ANN LOWRY Echo 2, 3,4g Red Cross Treasurer 3g G.A. A. 2g Band 1, 2, 3,4g Vocal I,2,3,4g Class Play 4g Student Librarian 4, fr'-fa PV .-- -VM! M' '?1'A-F. , . 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QU. sf- Y All Basketball 2, 35 Memo Operator 3,45 Stage Manager 3,4. CAROL SUE THOMAS Class Play 45 Student Librarian 45 Vocal l,2,3,4: G.A.A. 2 '0- v-sq? DONALD DEAN PIERSTORFF Class Play 3.4: Band 1,2, 3: Pres, 4, Echo Ed. 4: Track 1: Student Council V. Pres. 45 Bas- ketball 1,2,4g Student Librarian FRANKLIN EUGENE BEEMER Basketball 1,2, 3, Track 1,2, 3, Baseball 1,23 Class Play 3.4, Annual Ass't Ed. 3: Band 1,2,3,4. MARTHA MAY WOLFE Cheerleader 1, 3g Band 2.4: Major- ette 1, 35 Echo 2, 3, 4: Vocal 1,2, 3.4: G. A. A. 2. HK if ' 0 11 , -Y . FRANCES MAE GRAHAM Prince of Peace 1, Student Librar ian 2, 3: Class Play 3: Echo 1,2, 3.4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Girl State 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2. Y JACK BRENT WINGET Basketball 1 3 4- Prince of Peace 1.2, 3.4, Track 2, Baseball 3: Class Play 3,43 Echo 3, 4, Annual Lit. Ed. 4: Ass't. 3. 13 S.: 'fl LA , riff- f i qf A xl 2 , .. I K5 3 'G . 353 SENIOR MEMQRIES 1 mul 5 SENIORS IN BAND BOTTOM ROW: Carol Werling, Linda Miller, Martha Wolfe, Frances Graham, Shirley Lowry. TOP ROW: ' 1 'H ' f B -r, Glenn I-lasting, Doris Werllng, Bev Lowry, Jack W1UgCI, Walter Annes, Dean Prerstorff, Iuny eeme Clerah Dudgeon. n: 'Ib 5 4 ji! K X , K 1 . I '. , NWr,r 4HQ, x ' M , u I ' A ' 1 I x ' .X sf 1 'Y 2' Xi 14 We, the Class of 1957, being of sound mind and judgment, do, to the best of our ability, hereby will the following to our successors. We hope you use them to the best of your advantage. Fox. CLETAH DUDGEON - My cheerleading outfit to someone who can cheer our team to victory next aason SHIRLEY ANN LOWRY - My ability to get out of as many gym classes as possible to Sandy Berry. FRANCES GRAHAM - My physics book to whoever wants it. MARTHA MYERS - My ability of taking shorthand dictation to Lenora Myers and my height to Caroline DORIS WERLING - My Homecoming Crown to the Junior girl who may be honored to be Queen. LINDA MILLER - My beat up shorthand book to any Junior who wants it. CAROL THOMAS - My brown eyes to Pearl Armes. CAROL JEAN WERLING - My height to Maurice Frazier. KEN NUMBERS - The basketball position I had to Roger Fox. NORM KIRCHNER - My purty duck tail and beautiful blue eyes to Dick Hinegardner. DAN SNIDER - My wavy hair and side-burns to anyone who is man enough to wear them. GLENN HASTING - My seat in study hall to Sandy Berry. DEAN PIERSTORFF - My Marine outfit, boots and all, to John Wiseley, JUNY BEEMER - The payments on my new Ford to Chuck Wells, while I'm in the Navy. MARTHA WOLFE - My black hair to Karen Walther. BEV LOWRY - My 40 Ford black coupe to Skinner Bayliff. WA LTER ARMES - My position on the Student Council to anyone who wishes the responsibility. BILL HINEGARDNER - My wonderful personality and good looks to Jim Sproul. JACK WINGET - My bashful disposition to Roger Lowry. To the Junior Class - Our homeroom teacher Mrs. Cumming. To the Sophomore Class - Our ability to get out of classes. To the Freshman Class - The hope that you will one day be Seniors. To the High School Faculty - Our gratitude for helping us through our twelve years of school. The Senior Class 1957 I5 1 ' ,. ' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Hello Gertrude? This is Myrtle Flynchh. I just thought I'd call and tell you about the most wonderful trip I took. It was certainly exciting Gertie! I'm rather tired, but I'll tell you all about it if you would like to listen. Where all did I go? Why I went so many different places, I hardly know where to start. Did I meet any- body I knew? Why Gertie, you would never believe it, but I met all my 57 classmates. Just think, 10 years have flown by since graduation! First, I got my ticket at the Wapakoneta Air Port, you know, the new one. Well, who do you think sold it to me? No, LINDA MILLER. She certainly knows a lot about those far away places. She said she is enjoying the best of health, and is very satisfied with her work. Iboarded my plane, and you would never guess who occupied the seat next to me. It was KENNY NUMBERS, I-Ie was on his way to play in a professional basketball game at Boston, for the Boston Celtics. He is so handsome, Gertie, can't you imagine how he looks on the playing floor? WOW! Oh well, I'd better go on now. I had a wonderful flight to California, but I was glad to leave the plane. As I was walking off the run- way on my shaking legs, who should I bump into, but a MAN. Honest Gertie, a MAN in uniform. Taking a second look, only because glances can fool a person, I saw it was JUNY BEEMER, He mentioned he was making a career out of the Navy, and was' on his way back to Lima with his wife and family. ---It certainly must be nice to be an officer. I was hungry by now, couldn't eat on the plane, so I was about to get a sandwich when I met MARTHA MYERS and she asked me to eat with her in one of those big-big-big restaurants. Over lunch, she told me she did missionary work for the poor people of San Francisco, and that she finds this work very rewarding. She always was the kind to help others. Martha asked me if I'd seen CAROL WERLING. You know, she's changed her name now. Well, nothing to do but to go chat with Carol. She was very glad to see me, and welcomed an old friend. Carol has a very modern home, and the cutest twins l've ever seen. They both have red hair, but no freckles. She is very happy. After seeing California, I took a train back East. On the train I met FRANCES GRAHAM. She is enjoying a wonderful term with the 6th graders at Milton Elementary School in Kansas. She told me that DANNY SNIDER was a very successful farmer out there, so when the train pulled in at the Kansas station. I took a taxi to his farms.. He told me he was a wheat farmer, and I could see Frances was right about him being successful. Gertrude, you should see all the modern machinery he has on those farms! When Iboarded the train again, to finish my journey, who should I meet, but WALTER ARMES. Walter told me he was on his way to play his baritone and sing at the Pittsburg Symphony Hall. You know, Gertrude, I always knew he had a great talent. When we arrived at Pittsburg, I left him to meet CLETAH DUDGEON. We drove to her small, but modern home in the suburbs. She told me all about her wonderful job as dietician in the new hospital out there. Of course, Gertie, she has changed her name somewhat but she is still the same wonderful person she used to be. My next stop was New York City. I had heard from Cleatah that GLENN HASTING was an executive for Westinghouse there in the city with his offices in the Empire State Building. When I went to see him, he told me of his fine family. Glenn has become very important to Westinghouse, and he likes his work real well. He also mentioned the wonderful couple living next to them. It was none other than SHIRLEY LOWRY and DEAN PIERSTORFF, When I went to see Shirley, she had just gotten home from a busy day at the office, I inquired about her boss, and she told me it was her husband, Dean. Dean has his own business as lawyer in this big city. When Dean came home, she had a wonderful meal prepared, and invited me to stay, Dean talked about his work, and he said he is very happy. I could see he and Shirley were both successes in this big city. I left them later that evening, for I had reservations on the evening plane to Miami, Florida. I6. When I arrived, it was mid-afternoon, and I decided to go for a swim. I went to my big hotel, and who should I see typing behind the counter, but DORIS WERLING. Now Gertie, I've seen girls in movies with beautiful sun tans, but she has the most beautiful one I've ever seen in person. She had on very mod- ern clothes. When I asked how she was, she said just great. She works in this hotel as private secretary to the general manager. She holds a very important position here. She told me of another fellow classmate who was in Florida. She said he was on the beach, Gertie, so I put on my new swim suit, and headed for the beach to meet a man. I didn't see anyone I knew on the beach, so I decided to take a swim first. When I got out so far, I realized I didn't know how to swim in the first place, and started to go under. I yelled for help, and when I came to on the beach, there was the lifeguard giving me artificial respiration. I would have liked to do that all over again, Gertie, because he was really handsome. When I was seeing better, I recognized the lifeguard. I-le was BILL HINEGARDNER. I asked him what he was doing out here, and he said he is a top artist for the biggest newspaper in Florida. I guess lifeguarding is his pastime. I-Ie has a beautiful bronze tan, that I'll remember always! I! When I was breathing better, I went back to the hotel and rested. I stayed there only 2 days, then headed back to Ohio, where my plane landed in Columbus. Like every woman, Gertie, I heard of a sale at a new store in Columbus, so I naturally decided to go. The name of the store was Madam Wolfe's Paris Selections. I was browsing around when I saw a sign on the door upstairs that said Madam Martha. I thought I'd just like to see this Madam, so I went up and knocked on the door. It opened, and who did I see sitting in the office, but BEVERLY LOWRY. She really was a beautiful sight with her long blond hair, and wearing a Paris selection. I asked her what she was doing here, and she said she was working as private secretary to a classmate. I asked who, and she said walk in and see. I went in the next door, of course, and who was it, but MARTHA WOLFE! She is the manager of this new store. Her office is so big and modern, that it makes me wonder why I didn't do something with my life. All three of us went out to dinner that evening, and talked of their success. Martha said ifI ever needed clothes, to call. But Gertie, you know what I'd look like in a Paris selection, Ugh! I've gained too much weight in ten years. The next day I decided to rent a car and drive back to Wapakoneta. I looked through the car rentals, until I found one that said: If you are looking for a car, truck, bus, or jet, just come see me, Jack Winget! Well, Gertie, you guessed it. It was that witty JACK WINGET from our class of 5'7'1 He showed me all his cars, and said he was really making the money. He certainly has a good business head on him, Gertie, I guess he is married now, and has four children. It must be nice to be married, although I wouldn't know. I finally picked out a 1957 Eldorado convertible, and headed for Wapakoneta. When I was almost home, I guess I got anxious and put my foot on the gas too hard, anyway I was doing 90 when I heard a siren. I stopped and the patrolman stepped from his car. I thought I'd had it, until I looked at him in the face. Why Gertie, it was NORMAN KIRCHNER. I-le began writing me a ticket, when I started inquiring about his life since 57 . He said he was a first-class patrolman and now has a wife. He remarked, since he knew me and since he thought one warning would be enough, that's all he would issue. He sure looked slick in that uniform! When we parted, he gave me a last warning, and I was on my way home once again. 1 I arrived home, just in time for a wonderful demonstration of Singer Sewing machines. I was look- ing them over, when I thought I recognized one of the demonstrators. When I moved closer, I saw it was CAROL THOMAS. She can really sew, Gertrude. She told me she makes all her clothes, and even designs some for special occasions. She enjoys her work very much, and is living a wonderful life. lguess that's all of them, Gertrude. Don't you wish you could have been with me to see them now as career people? I-lello--Hello--Gertrude? Are you still there? Oh well, I guess we got cut-off!! !! R7 Compliments of DICKEN S 8zWONDERS STUDIO N0fficia1 Cridersville High School Photographern 121 Perry Street Fostoria, Ohio 19 F HINIUHS 31' N WYE, rv ' lx Q 1 r'-fm--fs lf - Jim Bayuff 3: I w Sandra Kiser ., 0' 7-'T Priscilla Crawford A .,- , 4' Carolyn Baumgardner Q3 - e' l .fr ,f ,, . r.,,!! .X I Dick Hinegardner Pearl Armes Jackie Burgoon Sally Schgier .Tim Sproul Susan Rohrer Linda Metz Carole Friend O X .. ff LZ. A '-7 Jr x , ff H 'X A 'X I 3 - - V Q, X I ,Q ,ir V I V .' ' 6' Q .HQ qigf -, iv-, . N S aff 61,514.15 pr 19 , ul A 4f'1 l if7 ' f' A , Herbert Plapp 'rv '- Darda Flora .H Betty Mault - ,av - .-N. 1 I 3 ' ?W'?f f'1'T17 ,. :ff P Yin, 1 f '92 of . r . ' 7- -lf D'f1.' 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SECOND ROW: Mrs. Phillips, Tommy Kohlrieser, Moneen Brandon, Anita Neumann, Faye Rains, Ann Gossard, Connie Fast, Donna Conner, Donnie Reese. THIRD ROW Jimmy Gesler, Andy Peterson, Joe Kuhns, Billy Bullock, David Blauvelt, Arthur Dudgeon, Jimmy l-Ierbst, Her bert Shaw, Dennis Holden, Earl Flora. Absent: Phyllis Myers, Gloria Hower. This Page Compliments Of This Page Compliments Of SWALLOW BEVERAGE COMPANY CARY BROTHERS CONTRACTORS 978 S. Main St. Lima Ohio Lima Ohio SELZER CARTAGE CO. 303 North Central House of Good Storage Packing and Crating Local and Long Distance Moving Phone 48640 Lima Ohio 31 FIFTH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: Diann Barrett, Marietta Schaub, Barhara Moser, Ruth Shaw, Linda Saddler, Patty Konst, Pamela Allen, Diane Mertz, Lynn Holden, and Lucy Flora. SECOND ROW: Terry Rapp, David Conway, Roy Lee Archer, Nancy Myers, Amy Schultze, Diane Roser, John Gould, Denny Bellman, Billy Harshman, and Skippy Skinner. THIRD ROW: Steven Mertz, Jon White, Bobhy Smith, Russell I-lolly, Jimmy Verbryke, Rickey Emerick, Denny Kollars, Glenn Morgan, Larry Wells, and Mrs. Dudgeon. Absent: Harold Accord, Diana Jones, and Tommy Sproul. Compliments of Compliments of THE LIMA PACKING CO. LOCKWOOD REAL ESTATE HMakers Ofu Phone 90516 HKeystone Meat Productsn Lima Ohio Lima Ohio Compliments of Compliments of PHILLIPS FLOWERS H GREENHOUSES MYERS HARDWARE S DRY GOODS Flowers For All Occasions Your Friendly Hot Point 410 W. Mechanic Appliance Dealer HFree Deliveryn 100 W. Main St. Phone 4563 Phone RE 8-2424 Cridersville, Ohio Wapakoneta Ohio 32 FOURTH GRADE -T-. BOTTOM ROW: Jimmy Cool-4, Danny Funk, Michael Everett, Michael Briscoe, Kenneth Peterson, Ion - Stepleton, Calvin Davis, Ronnie Johns, and Barry Hall. SECOND ROW: Connie Miller, Almary Snider, Linda Striff, Marie Shindeldecker, Penny Motter, Linda Easley, Roseanne Forney, Linda Eley, Susan Faunce, Jackie Sauer, and Joan Gossard. THIRD ROW: Barry White, Preston Place, Steven Reese, Nancy Hampp, Judy Fast, Rita Miller, Phillis Maze, Beverly Hinkle, Jean Pierstorff, Janice Dahke, Mrs. Burden, and Rebecca Archer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Dotson, Phillip Maze, Denny DeLong, Marylin Lowe, Sharon Mertz, Phyllis Beeler, Barbara Rohrbach, Lois Boham, Mary Jo Margraves, Sue Ellen LaPoint, and Donna Rich. BACK ROW: Tommy Keller, Billy Gesler, Jimmy Romal-cet, Gary Brown, David Reichelderfer, Michael South, Mike Myers, Larry Grant, Danny Henry, Terry Phillips, and Roland Wright. PANGLES MASTER MARKET INC. 3201 West Elm St. Central 3 Circular Sts. 1121 Latham Avenue Lima Stores 940 Elida Road, Delphos East Main St., Cridersville Compliments From J. P. CRONIN MOTORS, INC. AIQ , 4-- sd Eq?:EF? DeSoto Plymouth em Emi A 911 S. Metcalf Street 4 wool Lima ohio 33 THIRD GRADE ,R-gil ' F-,, .-.--L-. .M,. W,,.. , 1 -f V ,,.V.,, gem. W dl Mama, . Q- A V.a...4,.,c,- . . ww..- ' .. r V.. . ,,..',..... ' BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Burden, Billy Schultze, Earl Bullock, Russel Koch, Dennis Black. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Sproul, Linda Lowther, Sandra Faunce, Martha Bellman, Pamela Snider, Peggy Randall, Sus- an Archer, Kay Hefner, Marcia Leiberick. THIRD ROW: Dickie Lawson, Steven Bowsher, Ray Flora, Greg Amspaugh, Douglas Golladay, Barbara McDoug1e, Linda Wells, Cheryl Laing, Mary Musser, Alan Rohrbacher. TOP ROW: Mrs. Wauben, Gail Allen, Larry Mitchell, Stevan Forney, Marion Brown, David Neumann, Jerry Myers, Robert Connor, David Cleaves, Darrell Hall. Congratulations to the Class of H5711 GREGG's, INC. 214 North Main Street Lima Ohio MANHATTAN H YELLOW CABS 24 Hour Service Anywhere At Any Time 117 E. Market Street Phone 2-3001 8 4-5010 Lima Ohio 34 KING JEWELERS 703 S. Main St. Phone 96006 Lima Ohio Compliments of SOUTH SIDE PAWN SHOP 1716 South Main St. Buy - Sell - Trade Lima Ohio SECOND- THIRD GRADE Ni I .1-. if 4 BOTTOM ROW: David Ruck, Timmie Wolff, Douglas Sauer, Bruce Margraves. SECOND ROW: Janet Gower, Connia Hopkins, Pamela Hartzog, Linda Kohlrieser, Joy Truesdale, Roberta Shaw, Betty Mullins, Joan De Long, THIRD ROW: Dean Miner, Jerry Snowden, Douglas Stout, Jeanne Skinner, Rita Werling, Diana Rains, Roger Wireman, Edwin Reese, Junior Neeley. TOP ROW: Mrs. Harshman, Glen Valenti, Phillip Moser, Melvin South, James Mullins, Johnny Schaub, Gary Myers, Jeff McCaslin, Donald McCor- mick. Sylvania Television Hallicrafters BEERLINE S. GARLAND Big Screen Color 209 S. Union Street Phone 3-3796 Lima Ohio Compliments of GEO. T. KOCHER LUMBER SUPPLY 226 S. Jackson Lima Phone 2-7675 Ohio 35 ,. 1 if v qi -L K W. 'IE A- -pm' . wir' I H A :I . .I 'P 4 5 , lyuv 5 -. 1f lax . lr Pl k 3 .CJ 'Q in va ri -lf 5 I! J -.8 L 7 1 hx' Lv 'JiiF+' .1 SECOND GRADE lm la 1 ,,t H 455'--'FP' N - w J BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Kollars, Danny Wireman, Ralph Romaker, and Joe Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Justice, Imogene Archer, Jane Miller, Sherry Hall, Sharon Buck, Sandra Beeler, Lana Morgan, and Nancy Snider. THIRD ROW: Mike Armstrong, Patsy Donovan, Ginger Samons, Sue Accord, Joyce Rohrbacher, Barbara Stechman, Bonnie Copeland, Marie Hartzog, Roberta Shaw, Roberta Saddler, and Ruth Young. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Estill, Walter Shindeldecker, Dennis Mitchell, Mike DuBois, Jimmy Tully, Bobby Herbst, Rory Kiser, Darrell Fox, Steven Mayer, Dennis Walther, and Steven Carter. Compliments of Compliments of THE CITIZENS LOAN Q BUILDING CO. WESTERN OHIO LUMBER CO. 209-11 N. Main Street Lumber - Building Material Phone 8-42716 124 East Vine Street Phone 35675 Lima Ohio Lima Ohio Congratulations Class Of Compliments From H1957H THE WHIZZER BIKE SHOP RENZ'S BAKERY Parts and Repair for Any Make 70 Years of Quality Baked Goods 726 S. Main 320 to 326 N. Main Street Phone 3-1513 Lima, Ohio Phone 48670 Lima, Ohio 36 L fn r llff5l'3'4I Jw .J i .I l'yxi'll Lau.. bad W, 5 t..-1 BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Porter, Karen Black, Sharon Keferl, Lynda Kay Buck, Linda Whetstone, Charisse McDonnal1, Virginia Archer, Paula Spayd. SECOND ROW: Tommy Davis, Lee Flora, Beth Gossard, Kathy Flick, Marilyn Myers, Cheryl Truesjale, Jane Margraves, Beckie Miller, Greg Bowersock, Kenny Mullins. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Hager, Terry Lee Lynch, Phil Bullock, Bobby Laman, David Stocker, Blackie Rains, Terry Sawmiller, Gerald Beeler, Johnny Myers, Merlin Hinkle. ABSENT: Judy Koch, Tommy Stewart, BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Lawson, Jan McCaslin, Jean Bales, Sandra Schmidt, Darlene Hefner, Ginny Rapp, Gloria Fox, Gail Beeler. SECOND ROW: Stanley Davis, Gary Burden, George Lowther, Doris Bellman, Nancy McDougle, Kimbra Place, Susan Moeller, Linda Grant, Susan Burden, Ronnie Tully, Ronnie Mitchell, Dennis Ruck. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jett, James Hower, Daryl Cook, Norman Gross, Mike Boham, Donald Brown, Jack Shafer, James Schweitzer, Ricky Allen, Desi Miller, John Valenti. . ' Sl-1 37 A .r COOKS ' Mrs, Ruth Walthers, Mrs, Esther Stapleton, Mrs. Arlie Stapleton. CUSTO D IAN U I ,D Charles Rockwell --:1 55. KANDY BARR BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Wanda Holly, Mr. Harold Bowsher, Mr. William Bullock. ki, ., Sandra Kiser, Priscilla Crawford. 38 ' s . x yi v I fa A ,4 M13 ij . 1 g tl Us Li ' I x -., Q xv. W 1 Xv!9,Af' , Q. 4 ' , al' Q .. -,Q J 'fx .54 55.52 K. fu :I at ls e If K' ' V I :ilk P r-,fx r- f--,J-x ,-Y-Nr- I . ,J , Q . 'sv H A 4 - 1 ,ll , , x M .1 In-.jr .A V' S., ,,f lj lfwgf f 4 X ' 4 - 'P 2 -: 5'?1 LL' ' X . L us hx Y x ' X -,L I f' 7' iF! '. 1 . . N , 4 I N Y , 'A i E , A . Q I 3 . I X X 1 I ,, 5 , . , ok lx' ' 55 ' K 1 ai S r ' , Nl? 7-ff ,,:. izilfi 563' 'f' ' :ift::I : . , ' ' ' ! . H :fi Liza' 2.-5 N Q ' J X - 47- - I Y, N . M xfg Ill ' VF ., v:T l?7 . .!lf- F . ,gg 'l . J' 1 ,' 4 H5 5 Q . 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' Q5 - 'N ik 4 ., Up' ' A ,- L , fb, Quik ' ' N---1LJ::5..,L 353221: i L Q K .M ., ,Wx ,,.k Q 40 ' 4 I E F -1- v AIITIVITIES On December 14, 1956, an operetta, In Quest of Santa Claus was presented under the direction of MI. Lowell Weitz and the Elementary Teachers. as . A Q ffl Tl, .MMF it WA sv.. .,t. cr up ...Q A-FEUDIN' OVER YONDER , a three-act hillbilly play was presented by the Seniors on November 2, 1956, under the direction of Miss Mary Frances Tucker, Those taking part in the play were Linda Miller, Shirley Lowry Doris Werling, Iuny Beemer, Ken Numbers, Carol Werling, Carol Thomas, Martha Myers, lack Winger, Dean Pierstorff, Glenn I-lasting, Walter Armer, Beverly Lowry, and Cletah Dudgeon. Four boys, Dick Hinegardner, Jim Bayliff, Jim Sproul, Roger Fox made up a hillbilly band, The Junior Class presented a new type mystery play on April 26, 1957, Who Killed Aunt Caroline? It was under the direction of Miss Mary Frances Tucker. 42 BAND ,ff 45' , sl.,., BOTTOM ROW: Drussilla Pohl, Carolyn Baumgardner, Kay Hasting, S Gossard. SECOND ROW: Phyllis DeLong, Bev Lowry, Doris Werling, Glenn Hasting, Don Numbers, Ion Kuhns, Iuny Beemer, Priscilla Craw ford, Cletah Dudgeon, Gary Stevely, Erie Carlson, John Wiseley, Bill Corwin, David Blauvelt. THIRD ROW: David Lowry, Lester Smith, Phyllis leatherman, Moneen Brandon, Jim Graham, Carol Werling, Shirley Lowry, Martha Wolfe, Linda Miller, Frances Graham, Sally Schgier, Lois Werling, Janice Pohl, Karen Walther, Janet Leatherman Sandy Berry, FOURTH ROW: Arthur Dudgeon, Cheryl Flick, Ernie Numbers, Linda Metz, Pearl Armes, Billy Bullock, Rita Stevely, Karen Crow, Herb Plapp, Kay Gossard, Carol Stepleton, Susie Mertz, Sandra Kiser, Anita Neumann, Dick Verbryke. TOP ROW: Sharon Tully, Betty Black, Walter Armes, Kaetta Foltz, Roger Fox, Dean Pierstorff, James Holly, Larry Shaw, Jack Winger, Phil Wauben, Dick Shaw, Mick Mc- Clain, Maurice Fraizer, Judy Kohlrieser, 1 flag! ' l 3 i 1 Hifi! 2 f I . yllig I . l', ' ' gr X 5-u N V, Av 9 l ii Rl VO 1 ' L 43 BOTTOM ROW: Jane Flora, Sharon Musser, Carolyn Baumgardner, Linda Metz, Martha Myers, Sharon Fast, Sue Lowry, Pearl Armes, La Donna Lamann, Rita Stevely. SECOND ROW: Rita Konst, Sandra Kiser, Lois Werling, Kaerta Foltz, Carol Werling, Betty Mault, Cletah Dudgeon, Beverly Lowry, Carol Thomas, Linda Miller, Melinda Simon. THIRD ROW: Jackie Burgoon, Frances Graham, Susan Rohrer, Martha Wolfe, Susie Mertz, Sally Schgier, Carol Friend, Margene Schweitzer, Delores White, Darda Flora, Cathy Mitchell. FOUR'l ROW: Judy Kohlreiser, Karen Crow, Priscilla Crawford, Sandra Berry, Betty Margraves, Carolyn Fox, Nevelda Crouse, Sue Gossard, Janice Pohl, Judy Harshman, Barbara Johns. BOTTOM ROW: John Wisely, Roger Fox, Gary White, Don Bradford, Don Numbers, Walter Armes, Mick McClain, Dick Shaw. TOP ROW: Glenn I-lasting, Ronnie Blazer, Ronnie Culp, Jim Bayliff, James Holly, Chuck Wells, Phil Wauben, Herbert Plapp, Jack Winget. L E L B 44 j MIXED CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Jane Flora, Sharon Musser, Carolyn Baumgardner, Linda Metz, Pearl Armes, Martha Myers, Sharon Fast, Sue Lowry, LaDonna Laman, Jackie Burgoon, Betty Mault, Judy Harshman, Susan Rohrer. FIRST ROW: Melinda Simon, Rita Konst, Sandra Kiser, Lois Werling, Kaetta Foltz, Cathy Mitchell, Delores White, Carol Werling, Cletah Dudgeon, Beverly Lowry, Carol Thomas, Linda Miller Frances Graham, Martha Wolfe, Susie Mcrtz. SECOND ROW: Barbara Johns, Sandy Berry, Judy Kohl- reiser, Karen Crow, Margene Schweitzer, Janice Pohl, Nevelda Crouse, Betty Margraves, Carolyn Fox, Sue Gossard, Sally Schgier, Priscilla Crawford, Carol Friend, Darda Flora. TOP ROW: Roger Fox, Don Bradford, Don Numbers, Mick McClain, Ronnie Blazer, Ronnie Culp, Jim Bayliff, James Holly, Phil Wauben, Herb Plapp, Chuck Wells, Jack Winger, Glenn Hasting, Walter Armes, Dick Shaw, Steven Myers, John Wisely. Compliments From EARNHART SALES CO. 143 Spring St. Phone 97326 Lima Ohio 45 v zu. SEMOH class 195 7 , J , , I 1 7,2 .AM ll .gy 131, , ' 1 - Z N 'haf l ,. , -.QQ . Av , 1 : . 'U gy . L x ' 'fs iff 1 4 :A fel? . A EFCDERCIEEEU Z2 ff! X fl f ,IJ Vf! f 1 f 1 x CHIDFHSVIZIF HIGH SCHOOL CRIDERSVIUL OHIO JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Delong, Miriam McClain, Donna Logan, Jackie Briscoe, Sandra Wells, Janet Leatherman, Drussilla Pohl, Barbara Butterfield, Gloria Bellman, Mary Flora, Barbara Mault. SECOND ROW: Karen Walther, Ann Yinger, Shirley Tully, Karen Sass, Carol Stepleton, Diana Emerick, Kay I-lasting, Rose Henry, Kay Gossard, Lenora Myers, Judy Wright. THIRD ROW: Roger Fast, Bill Corwin, Richard Verbryke, Jerald Blazer, Jerry Keller, Gary Stevely, Jim Graham, Earnest Bradford. TOP ROW: Ernie Numbers, Vernon Burgoon, James Gould, Jim Gardner, Garret Rapp, Eddie Eley, Erie Carlson, Bill Bradford, David Lowry, Terry Bowsher. MR, LOWELL WEITZ 46 ECHO 4 osE,s,s .w,, , , M BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Lowry, Dan Snider, Dean Pierstorff, Mrs. Cumming, Bill Hinegardner, Doris Werling. SECOND ROW: Danny Kollars, Cathy Mitchell, Sandra Kiser, Bev Lowry, Martha Wolfe, Betty Maulr, Linda Metz, Jackie Burgoon, Pearl Armes, Nancy Myers. THIRD ROW: Moneen Brandon, Martha Myers, Cletah Dudgeon, Jim Bayliff, Herh Plapp, James Holly, Walter Armes, Frances Graham Arthur Dudgeon. Compliments oi WRIGHTS FOODLINER 1001 Spencerville Road EDITOR f . Choice Foods f xv Lima Ohio MARSHALLS RESTAURANT COX FLEET-WING We Specialize in SERVICE Short Orders 905 s. Metcalf H 218 E. High St. ' Phone 3-8856 Phone 69126 Lima Ohio Lima Ohio 47 1 X i' s .i r l . ., 2 f . ig x ,ir ' 2 'wf. v P ffl? 2,3 1 ' f, 913 X -i 'i v I . ' by ,fiffflhfxx sg-'I SEATED: Mrs. Dupier, Walter Armes, Dean Pierstorff, Carol Werling. STANDING: Phil Wauben, Jim Sproul, Roger Fox, Sandra Berry, Pearl Armes, Melinda Simon, Miriam McClain. STUDENT COUNCIL This has been an active and interesting year for the Student Council. This was the first year in which we operated under our new constitution which was drafted by the Student Council, and passed by the student body last year. The Student Council has sponsored many activities during the past year. The activities are as follows: A clothing drive for World Clothing Week, a Christmas offering for Hungarian relief, a citizenship award, set up the assembly and school party schedule, printed basketball schedule cards, and proposals were made and passed to help give the student, in coming years, better opportunities. The members of the Student Council were Walter Armes, president, Dean Pierstorff, vice-president, Carol Werling, secretary and treasurer, Pearl Armes, Jim Sproul, Sandy Berry, Roger Fox, Melinda Simon, Philip Wauben, Darrel Kohlreiser, Mirian McCain, and Mrs. Dorothy Dupler, advisor. The election of Walter Armes as President of the Student Council gave him the honor of being the first person in the history of Cridersville School to be twice elected President of the Student Council. This Page Compliments of ARGONNE DRUGS Maine 8 High St. Lima Ohio COFFIELD PONTIAC INC. This Page Sponsored by DECKER'S DAIRY BAR 535 West Spring St. Cridersville, Ohio Phone 9-7660 Compliments of RELIABLE MOTOR SALES Lima Ohio Wapakoneta, Ohio 48 EDITOR ANNUAL STAFF Doris Werling I I HIM . ., , -A SITTING: Sally Schgier, Doris Wcrling, Mrs. Cumming. STANDING Dick Hinegardner, Glenn Hasting, Jack Wxnget, Jackie Burgoon. HHH' fl u 'jugs '--I-Qs: unix s Y. -an ga-Q3 A9 PRINCE OF PEACE CQNTESTANTS PROJECTDR CLUB V' x V., ,ip Steven Myers, Jack Winger, Carolyn Baumgardner, Glenn I-lasting, Ken Numbers, Roger Sandra Kiser LIB RARIANS Carol Thomas, Walter Armes, Priscilla Crawford, Bill Tully, Cathy Mitchell, Beverly Lowry, Linda Miller. 50 JR. .J-, 'kv A . n Lowry ......L..... . E I E ATHLHIIIS . -gg , -1 J: -:I ,112 v CHEERLEADERS Pearl Armes. KNEELING: Linda Metz, Carolyn Baum- 5 J gardner This Page Compliments Of INTER STATE GAS CO. Dixie Highway E VARSHY STANDING: Mr. Shackel- ford, Dean Pierstorff, Phil Wauben, Ken Numbers, Bil Hinegardner. KNEELING: Jim Sproul, Don Numbers, Glenn Hasting, Jim Mills. 4 RESERVES Q 6, n H A P, . 4 t N18 ' U - v f 1' Q ii ,. '?1T1-' x K 1 1 , , d X V 'Y I .,, 4...- lx ', X i l 4 X ' STANDING: Mr. r I - '-5 Pl X 7 7 3 S l F I 4 9 Shackelford, Jack - - Winger, Jim Bay- Q X . E- ,vw T h liff, Phil Wauhen, M i L ' -1- I V 3 M , Boh lxlerrz, Dean Piersrorff, Chuck , Y Wells, Bill KOCh. r 1 KNEELING: Nick McClain, Larry Leihericlr, Dick l-linegardner, Roger Fox, Don Hine- gardner. This Page Compliments Of :ORD PUGH POTATO CHIP CO. Lima, Ohio OMILSON BREAK Sr SPRING Lima, Qhio Sue Gossard, Sandy Berry, Karen Crow, Rita Stevely lf F A ll 1 I ' r H , A E 'x--,gf E R L E A D E R I L A 'fl i . .,f gVC3 1 1 fi r .,,. , ,K .N . gwww um P q,,, . ,,.. A 5 F . , ' V ',-.ji ', 'av Q 'V' 'tins 'g i 4 X - Y' 5,, 'X - 'fuk 'avr lyiiq , .w J QAA' A J A .Q - Tv, Du r ' Vg ,ix lp I LQ V 4 :flings f gs X. N, ' 1,,p',225:.?f,XN f - XS 17' ix --.Q , i M E Simi? 'Z 3 ,ft s 4' : ijjQffq , . wg 1 Q ' , '11',J 4, 'H 'ri SHIIII5 1 i T LL iii, ming T .mf 1 ,il it it TOP ROW: Mr. Shackelford, George Hay, Joe I-iollars, Jimmy Graham, Blick Toland, Mike Her' Vernard Motter, Eric Carlson. BOTTOM ROW: Earnie Bradford, Butch Burgoon, Ernie Numhers, Ronnie Garrett, Mike Mertz, Terry Bowsher. iii' 5 elf Miriam McClain, 1 Karen Walther l Kay Gossard Carol Stepleton This Page Compliments CLEMAN'S CLEANERS S. Main Street Lima, Ohio of This Page Compliments of THE LITTLE HUT Corner North 8 Main St. Lima, Ohio WILKINS FOOD MARKET Metcalf at Kibby Street Lima, Ohio 55 TSI JUNIOR HIGH B A S K E T B A L L As we look through the pages of LEST WE FORGET we, the Class of '57' hope to revive memories of your years at Cridersville. We will regret- fully leave Cridersville High with the thought in mind To make the most of the best and the least of the worst. DEDICATION PREAMBLE We the Class of 1957 feel lt 1S proper and fitung to dedicate this edr teacher ho has stood by us and as been our homeroom advisor srnce our sophomore year of schooL To you Mrs. Cumming we ded icate this annual tion of LEsT WE FORGET no the ' W h TRACK BASEBALL TRACK STANDING: Walter Armes, Bill Hinegardner, Chuck Wells, Larry Shaw, Bill Tully, Phil Wauben Bob Mertz, Don Numbers, Coach Mr, Shackelford, SITTING: Richard Shaw, Steve Myers, Iohn Wiseley lim Mills. ROg6f FOX. Dick Hinegardner. BASEBALL STANDING: Coach Mr. Shackelford, Larry Musser, Bill Koch, Chuck Wells, Phil Wauben, Bob Mertz Jim Bayliff, Walter Armes, Jim Sproul, SITTING: Richard'Shaw, Roger Fox, Don Numbers, Jim Mills Mick McClain, Dick Hinegardner. EVENT 120 HH 100 Yard Dash Mile Run 330 Relay f1f2 440 Yard Dash 880 Yard Dash 180 LH 220 Yard Dash Mile Relay Shot Put Discus Pole Vault Broad Jump High Jump High jump Muay CRIDERS VILLE TRACK RECORD HOLDER Name: Morris Spees Ronny Mooney Bill Graham C. Bayliff, Valenti Lowry, Mooney Gordon Lowry Harvey Kiser Don Baumbauer Gordon Lowry Spees, Stevely Kiser, Lowry Ron Mooney Ron Mooney Morris Spees Don Baumbauer Bernie Valenti Morris Spees 56 TIME 17.25 10. 6 3:18. 5 1.40. 9 53. 15 2:14. 5 24. 0 23. 6 4:00. 1 3'7'9 116'8 1f2 8'O 1'7'6 1f2 5'1 5'1 YEAR 1954 1953 1953 1953 1954 1955 1953 1953 1954 1953 1954 1954 1954 1953 1954 QV P. M1114 F... '54 :5f4 . v f .ns - 1fL,j, - -4 3 ' 1 ef. 3 'ffl' -Y. mf fQ'l!,fQ.'IZ'5- I ,N ir If , U... jj , 29 u tg 3 f is M 'ff --M J -5 rg 1 f .J N I iw? l ' 'E 4 if Jffn '- Al . WV! K 1 ,425 -. 2 :wig ff g N. I 5 f -1-i ,sa 3 ' 1 3 243- v 5 2: 3 . 1 fc QQ lil . r hits- xxxx X'- v - 57 SPGRTS NEWS miilg hiEj2gn if? fgifggc Jackson Center Ltlny :ith 25 ooints. Ken Numbers was He cap New Knoxville xt mcrc E111 hincgardner tain for the Rams. The d Lennf Number? :ith 6 five boys to face Jackson gag gursirs inte, ion numbers and Center was Den Numbers, J? ge Cul m hilt each had 3 gdnta Ken Numbers, Jim Mills, Jfm M?f,S c fimll scofc Usa S3-L3 Glenn Hesting, and B111 P,1fP1,:gjjb I -wine f'ror'. Hineggrdner, At the end G51 SA Efn P115 7-3-117-JCU U35 hifih of the first quarter it erm HS 1 g im' '- tie Ilcier'-ies was our favor 9-6. At U' phi H F0 the half-time Jackson Cen- Half gg 1' Af 'qktto ter was in Ge lead 20-19. . QL '00, High point man was Glenn Final 36 Qi3fhE'f bona 11323, Hesting wits 9 points, Reserve d?EQfcUbE5bQf1,ZQQt, Ken and ggdwgrgoiiig o -fb: ty A 1 fe H Don Hinegardner .. -41, QQ- 1271 -Z 5-. fhmc fro, O - P orb '15 Q, jig 'Hp Hb ints Rams. Jim Larry Leibrlok 9 cg Q fbbi lf, SCQ Ph xints and Dick Hinrigerdner 2 9, eb Cyclji, fer' 'Une' . 'he Jim Beyliff Th 6 51353111 fgm-Z .-fdcgff D was 27, 'N Q fu X 1 1 ,. K, X' O Final 23 2'7y 'Z iff '26 ,Flag for fha 3 'S favor .HQS-I 'ulqzif Q12 'gehf ,KA If QJI2-E lqljnv haf' W , 9-if V for the , 010 ' It 've Q-if' m0-' im. 5 S ' ni ' y L with Tournament ig0Lg.qbC,Ili3X 'v 406 'NF is-'-5- -' Mertli Wag ., Q 11 A C ' YXC 'y Wit waynesfield Env e' Qi X' qi' .- Je half the 40 39 Qpf 5 K. .g9' .C ' 'YV' A' J' .-65 X ex' 1b-15 our favon Jim Mills 7 iq i4 Qydbxyf CYW Qc A5 - f t ,- 0. ' 66 gy 4 the irs 2 Don Numbers 17 ?eAMl10C.I- o 15' C, XX ig In mms s-- .- Phil 'Inuben 6 ,QQ-'1-C, C15 yea C164 ' :R 17.22 -. b. LIVC S'. GTR TD High point 'cn for the n Hosting, Rams was Glen Glenn Hfitingoonooosoonllb HinPg I'dnir00oooou03 Jim Kon Don Jim Sproulono '-'aubrn.............3 At the frd of thf hnlf the Gorrivs were in the lcgd 33-16, The finfl score was 7155 St. Gfrui'd's rillsgqooonooos coca Numbrrs.. 1'il1mb0l'Booo 000011 0 000008 Qllll! 0.0.2 favor. Bob Hertz was high oint P n for Ht FC TV13 p .9 --1 ' At the bglf timr thf score was 22-6 St. Cfr:rd'S favor. QI' 47- 4 S- Q 15' dvi -we' -:mo Qvl S32 'CGCC e L' 9' af' i Q2 9- :35, ceo' 9 2 ' tb qof qff. fl- o f. D121 2191? 41 ri-1 U C-0-9 :Enix -5.9 D' RDI-ll Q5 P' 52 UJGQQ TD-:Fai-3 ED 3C9'lj'E ra 'J' goojhb j CD I-4' CD: UC ICQ' P-I GQOK SOO Q O 3 +' UJ ' l-H C+E CD LDP' ' D l 3 '1 HD ' C+ I BTQQ :Ldhl ' ' m at sd K 3 3'g DON Q 3 ' rmusrzns ,, A 515- - - - - - m et QCD: 0 nu 0 c gg. I-ima o on s s Q mm f!-fi-Q 0 n Q 0 0 QD I N s a 0 0 1 1 Q, 0 sos g . ,.5 Sfiqjl a c 0 0 0 Q DO IO!-J' ' I-4 B' TD I 5' ZFIUPNPNMJJIUN 58 In the first half we were in the lead 17-12. At the half Minster was leading 39-25. At the final score Minster won 79-49. Although the Varsity loss the Reserve won thir game. Bob Mertz was high point man. Don Hinegardner ......... 1' Dick Hinegsrdner .... ....2 Larry Leiberick ......,,L Mick McClain aoooo 9 oooo8 Bob Mertz..,,,,,, ,,.16 Phil Wauben.... ....... ..6 Jack Winget ............. 3 Rob also made th first two points for the Rams. The final score was 40- 34. KET KTOXVILL' This gow was the 3 orc- BUCVT' 'ND SPORTS NEWS The Cridersville Rams N CO!!'l!'lf-Q Cerro. bent Bucklvnd 57-54 'with ew Knoxville At the end of tht first a three minute overtim , Qu5rt0r th' Wir' id Hieh point men was Gleinbon gumbers 10 thg lrgd At Th-T H9Stlng. qertz A half C1 id as still The points are as fol-Jfm 'PFQHI A ahead 29-26. fows: J?T Mf++S 4 The find Jim Mills. . . ' . . . 6 Pflll nngmben 2 1,9 New fvor. Don Numbers- gG1Cnn dasting 10 At the Rr Ken Nwf' 3 half-timr F' 'D We They Thr second ,L Half 15 16 was 25-21. '1 1.nc.Wen Final 36 38 thc game t vez 'You 15 'T nroud to 1- gnaagie ,U eserve ' 6 N vA119' 2 ck McClein..-..un,,hr,MQL eps im gush? X 1 Hinegardner 2 O R., 1 Lima cam Dons, 3' .o 0 'fm ry mx uunmzns Yglrgf 03105 00 l, '6296 2 The boys that started 6, J, ' Q76 19,6 02, for the Rams were Ken Num- I 4:fJJQ'?,9 :kk '-.D bers, Don Numbers, Glenn 1,0000 4b'Qvo'egI 'flbo -was Hgsting, Bill Hinegerdner. .ofa f'2,'06'o e 'af ,5 and Jim M-ills. The fin' 5.1 sfo 476 0 '.gIbQj, , 'Tb ff- score of'the Varsity r gm 4: .'5Z'0q5 0. .. '?',. .. 4333 ' WQS 59-54: Lima CP' 04? LJYB C5 deb'-,.' . '-. .J 2 Catholics favor. jkfb 56 A jf' F .. on . n.J00 k W U2 The Reserves foo If ,5f ,f0' . . -, 'nf The Score was 33' close but Lim, ' ,vgffo 0 6 JJ, goof S-,, '.. 'JJ 17 the Favor. Catholic won ? 'foo' 36,10 ci? fe 1475,-6F49 Ln.-8.9 LITJIA Sr. ?hhoJi'obn06a Q00 jf., High point 'an for thc Rams was Glenn Hssting. HrStinf:'..lOl'll.1L B111 Hinrg'rdn Jim fi11s.... Kon Numbfrs.. Don Numbers.. Jim Sproul... Phil 7aubcn,, Lt the :fd of thf hrlf the Gorrifs were in thc- lccd 33-16, The finfl -5ro00oeooo3 ooloo 00004 ooo 04008 ...11 ocnonooooooz OOCOOOCOOIIS score was 71155 St. Gfrui'd'a favor. Bob ffcrtz was high 4996? 1 also 17244 Lfib - t half we wer -Tn' SPHUUL ead 17-12. At the half Minster was leading 39-25. At the final score Minster 'won 79-49. Although the loss the Reserve game. Bob point man. Don Hinegardner. Dick Hinegq Larry Leibe Mick McClain .... , ' -'f' Bob Mertz.. ll 'Uubfnooooooooo een, Phil Wauben Varsity won tlsir Mertz was high Q I I I I I C O 1. rdner........2 rick ooo 00004 O lOll8 0010! IOII16 DOOQIUIQQQIIO6 wingetOlllOIllOllUC3 point nan for 'Br Ffrsrrvf At the 1-211' rw uB1'U'HmEf5ARDNER f Hfrs Rob also score was 22-6 St. Ccr:rd's 79 in The 1086 192 DS two points favor. ' final score ws 1,2 32 ldc'r'vvi11cv's fcvorn 3 so The fina L. made th first for the Rams. 1 score was 40- Q iv , 11 'S 9: 1 5.217 Z 5 fff . 3 fm 4 Wh' 71 291 W' :gigs f-,ri 3 X, Z 5 5 ff- - ,, Yv' x' ,Z If x 5 2 UI' n H ny f 5 f gg. 27 - F ' -23 lu 'X ' 'if f 2 :fag-4 gk ff 3 60 AIIVEHTISINE f , Mm W, -L 1 ,UL ,p,jUh7f.- , ' Mwfz img, . HQ Y J ,Sli 7 52556 - jg, X 6? ffeanflimf, ff E Q! , 5 WSJ Rf L ,wf? 75 ,Uvq D y QV 'Y S Sz .2 X Qi? WA Aff P iw . Faq Q W vb Q COMPLIMENTS OF NNHNN- QLRQ-A--xg V NN- NNf..,.. -I V Wa 31. as Q- egg Wapakoneta Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF SCHMIDTS DRUG STORE 118 W. Main Street Cridersville, Ohio Phone 5331 Prescriptions - Candy - Magazines - Film - Tobaccos Ad 1 DAILY NEWS PRINTING COMPANY Publishers of the WAPAKONETA DAILY NEWS HJob Printing - At Sensible Pricesn 8 Willipie st. Phone RE 8-3318 Wapakoneta Ohio Congratulations To The Class of H57H From GRAHAMS SOHIO SERVICE STATION Cridersville Ohio K CDIQ E T AI CIL E AII4 E R S Free Delivery and Pick Up 4 Perry Street Phone RE 8-2221 Wapakoneta Ohio Ad 2 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOME BANK Member of the F. D. I. C. Deposits Insured To 510,000.00 Cridersville, Ohio Ad 3 1 c 1 AUMINISTHATIUN O. H. ERB 8 SONS Wholesale 8 Retail of Fresh Dressed Poultry Phone 8-30351 or RE 8-4113 Wapakoneta Ohio H H G AUTO PARTS Automotive Supplies and Equipment Phone 8-4419 South Dixie Wapakoneta Ohio Compliments of Compliments of KLEMANS MOTEL TEDDY BEAR AND RESTAURANT Fine Lunches Just Phone 8-3723 7 Miles South of Lima on Rt. 25 Wapakoneta Ohio Wapakoneta Ohio Congratulations to the Class of U57H UHLMAN DEPT. STORE Wapakoneta's Favorite Trading Place Phone 8-4018 Wapakoneta Ohio Congratulations to the Class of H572 SWONGERS FURNITURE CITY On Route 33 at Moulton, Ohio Compliments of WERNER'S SUPER MARKET Phone RE 8-3717 Wapakoneta Ohio A. F. METZGER E SONS Marathon Service Station 702 Q 704 East Auglaize Repair of Exhaust System Repair and Sales of Outboard Motors Phone 8-4421 Wapakoneta, Ohio Ad 4 Compliments of Compliments of K O M M I N S K N I S W O N G E R ' S R E F R I G E R A T I O N Chevrolet 8 Oldsmobile Sales Restaurant Supplies Wapakoneta, Ohio 127 West Spring St. Phone RE 8-2812. Lima, Ohio Compliments of CRIDERSVILLE GRAIN COMPANY Grain, Feed, Seed, Coal Fence 3 Farm Supplies Compliments of K NATI BAN CONVENIENT OFFICES ,tl7zLz, .Public Square MEMBER: .Cook Tower Federal Reserve System .E. Elm Q Bellefontaine Federal Deposit .Allentown Rd. E Kenilworth Insurance Corp, Congratulations to the Class of H57H DECKER'S DAIRY Suppliers of the School Milk Cridersville Ohio Ad 5 Telepfzore, 12-4821 .lamex H. Bellman Vf:f7 7 Bellman s Garage xx All Work Guaranteedn eq -Ge on CRIDERSVILLE, omo 'A Electric-Acetylene Welding Motor Analyzing 1001 Brake Shop Cridersville Ohio Compliments of MERCURY CLEANERS O. P. 8 Evelyn Huntwork Compliments of THE DETJEN GRAIN CO. Farm Machinery Grains Feeds Seeds Come and See Us Wapakoneta ARNOLD - HARRISON INSURANCE AGENCY INC. HService and Dependabilityn Auto - Liability Bonds - Fire Ohio Wapakoneta Ohio Compliments of Midwest Electric, Inc. ,i Compliments of at 0 iliki , Q Q U LAUNDERERS-DRY CLEANERS East Spring Street St. Marys ' Wapakoneta, Ohio , 1002 Bellefontaine Street Ohio Phone 8-3551 or 8-3661 fi Ad 6 Compliments of RHOADS I.G.A. Come and Where Prices Join Your Are Made Friends Not Just Met Open 7 Days a Week 7 A.M. Until 10 P.M. St. Marys Ohio UNISTEEL BODY INC. Division of Hercules Gallon Products Company Wapakoneta Ohio Congratulations from the FARM BUREAU Phone 8-8747 or 8-7137 Wapakoneta Ohio Best Of Luck Class of 1957 SWALLOW'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 8-2411 Wheel Balancing Wood and Auglaize St. Wapak0net2, Ohio Pick Up and Delivery Service Ad 7 ABBOTT SHOE STORE Red Cross Shoes - For Women Florsheim Shoes - For Men 22 E. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta Ohio ELMVIEW STORE Shawnee 8 Breese Roads R. F. D. 31 Lima Ohio Housewares - Hardware Groceries - Meats ARCHER MEMORIAL WORKS Authorized Dealer HRock of Agesu Family Monuments Phone RE 8-4521 Wapakoneta Ohio Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 NAMCO CO. Wapakoneta Ohio THE AUGLAIZE FURNITURE CO. Everything for the Home Wapakoneta Ohio Phone RE 8-2914 BECHDOLT AND LYMAN Furniture and Appliances 48 East Auglaize Phone RE 8-3519 Wapakoneta Ohio I YORKTOWN COFFEE SHOP Compliments 115 East Main St. of Hamburgs Ice Cream Milk Shakes POHL BUICK Quality Food Good Service Across From The Fair Grounds Jim H Gloria Emerick Wapakoneta Ohio Phone 4566 Cridersville, Ohio Phone RE 8-3001 Ad 8 PIEL BROS. CLOTHING CO. Dependable Since 1891 Clothing-Furnishings-Hats 46 E. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of DIXIE WAYSIDE FURNITURE Just 8 Miles South of Lima and Just 3 Miles North of Wapakoneta On Route 25 Drive a Little-Save a Lot PEPSI-COLA The Light Refreshment PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HGood Lucku Class of 1957 MCCLINTOCK MARKET H CARRYOUT Beer Wine Wapakoneta Ohio Soft Drinks Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments Best Wishes to the to the Class of 1957 Class of M57H HEINL FLOOR H TILE LYMAN'S RESTAURANT Fine Food - Good Service Phone 83615 Wapakoneta, Ohio Wapakoneta Ohio Phone RE 8-3621 I Compliments Congratulations to the o L. E. BRANDT at soNs, Class of I BOTKINS TRAILER COURT r1C' 708 Willipie St. Redwood 8-4415 314 Willipie Street WAPAKONETA, omo . .... ffymoufl Wapakoneta, Ohio Phone RE 8-3146 Ad 9 We extend our Congratulations to all graduates and invite them to make this their banking home. Uhr tllrtrnpnlitau Bank OF UMA,0m0 The Bank For Everyone Homework made EASY! The homemaker's job is easier today than ever before in history- thanks to electric help- ers like the clothes washer and dryer, the dishwasher, the auto- matic electric range. Cheaper than the oh way, too! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation n, ca Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 ALPINE VILLAGE Spencerville Road Phone 6-9186 Lima Ohio RAWLS INC. Tire Recapping - Tire Retreading Tractor Tire Relugging 125 West Spring St. Telephone 9-4066 Ad 10 Compliments of KELLY COAL 5 BUILDER'S SUPPLY CO. 1119 South Metcalf St. Quick Service Phone 2-6301 Compliments of RALSTON MARKET Route 25 Across from the Lima Drive-In Theatre Lima Ohio Lima Ohio Compliments of Compliments of COTTAGE INN SARNOS RESTAURANT Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Quick Orders HWe Specialize in Fine Foodsn Fine Food 1746 S. Dixie Highway Lima Ohio Phone 68821 Lima Ohio Best Wishes From LIMA CEMENT PRODUCTS COMPANY Manufacturers of Vibrapac Concrete Q Celocrete Blocks Spencerville Rd. R The Erie R.R. Compliments of RADIO HOSPITAL 608 N. Main St. Repair Work Expertly Done Lima's Radio and T.V. Repair Center Lima Ohio Lima Ohio Compliments of Compliments of SUSIE-Q DRIVE INN, INC. THE POWELL COMPANY INC. Car Service Year Around Building Bellefontaine E Kibby Streets Maintenance Phone 8-9061 Supplies 5 Equipment Lima Ohio Lima Ohio A Ad 11 'I' Im J' 5 7 W -il -in . L ,. ff. . W . hm. Y F -51.91 'A+ a . - Fx. l MWF 5 ' AJ T, 'tv M ,. 1 if v qi -L K W. 'IE A- -pm' . wir' I H A :I . .I 'P 4 5 , lyuv 5 -. 1f lax . lr Pl k 3 .CJ 'Q in va ri -lf 5 I! J -.8 L 7 1 hx' Lv 'JiiF+' .1 ADMINISTRATION ALBERT LOWRY JOE LOWRY CHESTER STEVELY FI I , VIEIJ , - I 4g'.I Q . , I 'fi if I I Clefk LERQY WERLING WANDA HOLLY ROBERT ROHRBACHER Compliments of PARLETTE'S DAIRY STORE Wapakoneta BROWN'S RESTAURANT RUCK'S WALLPAPER H FIRESTONE ED ANKERMAN AND SONS WELDING H DAVIS GROCERY KEN'S I. G. A. 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