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

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'Rocky' We, the Senior Class of 1958, dedicate the '58 editim of 'Lest We Forget to Charles Rockwell, known affectionately to all of tm as Rocky. He has been the school custodian these past two years and has done a wonderful job. He has won a place ln our hearts by the many things he has done for us r and, we sincerely thank him. aff., ,f ,Q fm .qf QV 1 Wal umm SEATED: Albert Lowry, Vice-President: Wanda Holly, Clerk: Robert Rohrbacher, President. STANDING: Warren Schmidt, Robert Saddler, Wilbur Fox. BOARD OF EDUCATION MCCAINS MOBILE HOME SALES LU-NEL RESTRUANT 3530 South Dixie 115 East Main Lima, Ohio Cridersville, Ohio . FIRST LIMA DRUGS ROUSH SOHIO SERVICE 201 West Market Elm and McDonald Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio - S121AL1.ow BOTTLING co. THE :coma KUP RESTAURANT 928A5outh Main 135 West Spring Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio LOCKWOOD REAL ESTATE . 4210 South Dixie Lima, Ohio . V 5 v we , uf ov' MRS. CAROLYN JETT First Grade MRS. PATRICIA COOK First Grade QFirst Semesterj MRS. ILO HARSHMAN Second and Third Grades MRS. FRANCES ZIMMERMAN Second Grade MISS GRACE BEERS First Grade QSecond Semesterj ELEMENTARY TEACHERS MRS. IDA BURDEN Fourth Grade MRS. ADELIA PHILLIPS Sixth Grade MRS. THELMA THOMPSON Fourth and Fifth Grades MRS. RACHAEL WAUBEN Third Grade MRS. CAMEO DUDGEON Fifth Grade SEATED: Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Shackelford, Miss Tucker, Mrs. Dupler. STANDING: Mr. Blauvelt, Mrs. Cumming, Mr. Shackelford. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Superintendent MRS. MARY JANE SHACKELFORD Industrial Arts Home Economics English MRS. MARY CUMMING Librarian MR. ROBERT FAY SHACKELFORD Commercial Social Studies Physical Education , Health MRS. DOROTHY DUPLHI Math V MISS MARY FRANCES TUCKER Science Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY HOWE Health Seventh Grade I just can't figure I don't understand Study QLoafingJ Hall Relax in English Hit the right keys Something funny? Be happy Y ig? X v B E rl 3 S' 5 ff E E an is 753563 HM M .wg ff uf' .,... 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Operator 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Boys HUSCILLA MAY CRAWFGID 'Silly Shawnee 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Echo 3, 4, Class Play 2, 3, 4, Queen Attendant 4, Office Girl 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Kandy Bar 3 State 3, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. M,f'g?if1EARL ARMES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Accom- panist 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student JACQUELINE JEAN BURGOON Council President 4, Secretary 2, Jackie Marion, Indiana 2, Carnival Queen 3, Echo 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Play 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, 4, Office Girl 3. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, 1, Class Play 2, 4, Echo 1, 2, 3, 4 Carnival Queen Attendant 2, Prince of Peace 4, Librarian 4, Office Girl 4, Buckeye Girls State 3. 22 ,L Q fa QI? if ,Sf sw S ii E is Q? SALLY ANN SCHGIER nsaln Layfayette 2: Band Librarian 3: Band Vice -President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4: Librarian 3: Echo 3, 4: Annual 3, 4: Annual Editor 4: Class Play 3, 4. JAMES LEE SPROUL whiny Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1,'2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Boys Chorus 1: Class Play 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Treasurer Annual 4: Junior Red Cross. SANDRA LAVERNA KISER nsandyn Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: President 2: Vice-President 3: Assistant Echo Editor 3: Echo Editor 4: Prince of Peace 3, 4: Editor 3: Echo Editor 4: Prince of Peace 3. 4: G. A. A. 1: Kandy Bar 3. RICHARD LEE HINEGARDN ER lllap fl Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Class Pla 2 3 . . S Y . 4: Echo Representative 1: Annual Assistant Business Manager 3: Business Manager 4: Boys Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Escort fHomecomingJ 4 BETTY LOU MAULT Bett Class Play 3, 4g Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 4g Echo 3, 4. LARRY LEE MUSSER Musser Stage Manager 3: Baseball 2. DONALD JAMES RIPLIE YlDonl! Shawnee 3. ROGER EDWARD LOWRY llRogl! Mixed Chorus lg Basketball lg Baseball lg Student Council lg Movie Projector Operator 3, 4 LEO HOWARD STILES nsonnyn Admiral Farragut Acaderny, St. Petersburg, Florida 3, Mixed Chorus 45 Boys Chorus 4, Class Play 4. BETTY LOU WILCOX Betsy Band 4, Echo 4g Class Play 4, Band Secretary - Treasurer 4, Eel-River Perry, Indiana 3. HERBERT FREDRICK PLAPP u av Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President lg Band President 4, Class Play 3, 4, Echo Business Manager-Assistant 3, 4. LINDA LOU METZ Lynn Student Council lg Varsity Cheer- leader 1, 3, 4g Reserve Cheerleader 23 Queen Attendant 1, 2, 33 Red Cross Secretary 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 3, 45 Echo 1, 2, 3, 4. Romeo Montague Larry McNeil . . Rex Simonds. . Connie McNeil . Rachel McNeil . Orpha Finley . . Forewoman . . Four Helpers . . Sue ...... . . La Reina .... . Billie McNeil . . . SENIOR CLASS PLAY Backwoods Romeo . . . .Dick Hlnegardner . . .Jim Bayliff Jim Sproul Priscilla Crawford Sally Schgier Jackie Burgoon Betty Wilcox Carolyn Baumgardner Pearl Armes Sandra Kiser Betty Mault Linda Metz Sonny Stiles Herb Plapp Romeo Montague was raised by his uncle, a scientist, in the wilds of Canada. He had never seen a girl. Larry McNeil and Rex Simonds saw him a few days after his uncle died, and asked him to visit them in the States. When he arrived all the women fell for him. The McNeils owed some money on furniture, which the furniture movers kept trying to take away. This was only one of the many problems that took place. CLASS Wlll We, the class of 1958, of Cridersvllle High School, realizing that we are nearing the end of our high school days, being of sound mind, and of our own free wlll, do hereby make and bequeath this to be our last will and testament. Pearl Armes -- My position at the piano to Jim Holly. Carolyn Baumgardner - The joy and thrill of being Homecoming Qreen' to the fortunate junior girl Jlm Bayliff - My thlnness to Miss Tucker, Jackie Burgoon - My 49 Chevy to Judy Kohlrieser. Priscilla Crawford - My long fingernails to Karen Crow. Dick Hlnegardner - My ability to get along with the students to the faculty. Herbert Plapp - My heighth to Darryl Kohlrieser. Larry Musser - My ability to make studyhall teachers mad to Don Hinegardner. Linda Metz - My cheerleading outfit to anyone who can wear it. Betty Mault - My red hair to Judy Wright. Roger Lowry - All of my hair to Mr. Blauvelt. - Sandra Kiser - My headaches, as editor of the Echo, to Suellen Kollars. Sonny stile! ' The ticket I received for my safe driving to Gerald Garrett Betty Wilcox - My band chair to John Wiseley. Jim Sproul - My heighth and basketball uniform to Bill Tully. Sally Schgier - My bashfulness to Sue Gossard. Don Ripley - My spare time to Bill Tully. Juniors - The dignity of being seniors. Sophomores - Our quiet and honor home room Freshmen - Out ability to be on time. Faculty - Our track shoes to help chase down the students faster PROPHECY X I X' ' , at - simon CLASS ! 4 . . 1 N Ladies and gentlemen of the television audience: In a few minutes you are about to witness the launching of the SENIORS, the first passenger missile to the moon. The sky is clear and the air still on this May 21, 1968. Preparations for the launching have been made in advance, and carefully checked by the scientific department of the United Nations. There are dignataries from many countries here today. Here comes the President of the United States and his aides. How do you do, Mr. President. Over there by that building is the Prime Mini ster of Russia, and across the street is the Prime Minister of Great Britain. Ladies and gentlemen, over there are those people who are to make this first trip to the moon. These people all volimteered for this mission. Each one of them graduated from the Crldersville High School in 1958. Each one is ready to take this momentous step. I have here a list of their names and also a few facts about their present life. Perhaps you would be interested to know that one of the passengers is the former Miss BETTY MAULT, now of Columbus, Ohio. Betty is married and has two lovely children. I am told they both have red hair, blue eyes, and freckles. Another passenger, LARRY MUSSER, is the owner and manager of a national chain of grocery stores known as Pangle's Master Markets. Larry began working for one of the Pangle's stores dur- ing high school days and he progressed to manager and finally bought out the chain to build it up to its present nation-wide fame. This emphasises the importance of high school jobs. LEO STILES II, an occupant of one of the front seats, is from Cridersville, Ohio, where he is co-manager of the Cridersville Elevator. As he has a great deal of business to transact in the course of a day, it is necessary for him to have the assistance of a secretary. His secretary, and also his wife, ls an occupant of one of the front seats. She is the former Miss LINDA METZ. Linda has a beautiful home in Cridersville, Another secretary on board is Miss JACKIE BURGOON of New York City. Jackie is employed as secretary to a prominent fashion designer there. She had extensive training in the field of secretarial work, and she is very happy in her job. One person who will be at home in the ship will be Miss PRISCILLA CRAWFORD. She has been an airline hostess for the Pan-American Airlines since the completion of her studies with that company a few years ago. Priscilla flies around the world twice a week in the course of a normal flight. She is well satisfied with her work. A representative from another field of work ls Miss SANDRA KISER. Sandra is a graduate of Ohio State University, and she is teaching the fifth grade at one of the schools in Cincirmati, Ohio. Sandra is very happy in her chosen vocation. CLASS PROPHECY JIM SPROUL ls one of the crew members on board ship. He has invented some of the electrical devices on the new missile. Jim graduated from college as an electrical engineer. Upon graduation he was employed by the Westinghouse Company, but he was soon transferred to government work to develop new electrical implements. Another member of the crew ls DICK HINEGARDNER. Dick designed the body of the ship. He was formerly employed as a designer for automobiles by the Ford Motor Company. Dick has made great strides in his work. Another passenger on board is also a secretary. She is the former Miss CAROLYN BAUMGARDNER who now resides ln St. Louis, Missouri, where she is employed by her husband. Carolyn has a nice home for her family in the suburbs of St. Louls. One of the generals representing the United States is DON RIPLIE. Don has been in the United States Army slnce graduation from high school, and he has advanced to the rank of general. The former Miss BETTY WILCOX is married and lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she is em- ployed in the office of a prominent businessman, engaged as an alronautical engineer. A man who may find interest in the vegetation on the moon is HERB PLAPP. Herb attended Mlchi gan State University and graduated with a degree ln forestry. He is working in the Cumberland Na- tional Forest as a ranger. He also has a greenhouse in the monmtalns where he has developed new varieties of plants. A woman who is employed now as a legal secretary to the Attorney General of the state of Illinois is also on board. She is Miss SALLY SCHGIER. Sally is quite interested in her work. The draftsman for many of the plans of this missile is ROGER LOWRY. I-le will be on board as a technical advisor. Roger is now llvlng in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, with his wonderful family. Here ls another passenger who' has entered the field of education. She is Miss PEARL ARMES of Boston, Massachusetts. Pearl is a graduate from Ohio Northem University with a degree in public school music, and she is now teaching ln one of the public schools in Boston. She also is contented ln her chosen vocation. One of the members of this group is going as a purely non-professional member. His name is JIM BAYLIFF. Jim graduated from college, and ls the friendly undertaker in San Franscisco. There you have it. That concludes the llst of passengers on this voyage. My goodness, how time fllesl We have only a few seconds until blast off time. Five seconds-four, three, two, one, O. They re off to the moon. Ladies and gentlemen, you have just witnessed one of the most important events ln history. Will they make it to the moon and back? Only time will tell. Yet, all of them have been prepared through extensive education and experience, and all of them have aimed at the moon. Mwkwyw 4,5 'E is-awww ,Q A ,x .. MT? ., .Q 5 E DICHENS 8, WONDERS STUDIO Q 5 .Q E 5 E Officia1 Cridersville High School Photographer B Q , 5 n E - E 121 Perry Street 5 5 5 9 : E 2 5 E Q Fostoria, Ohio U E E 1 . 3 ww E 5 3 if is NS it M gs s 2,5 :Q 35 S5 :E E if 5 fi Q? i 5' US X fri Q ii X Fi 55- Q, 551 2 LE 55 Li 5 ni Q5 3 Q S5 '32 ia 5' A: P? s ., Y 5 395 xx iw gf YT sz X he ' 5 if E Q S a 1 1 Els f T E 3 Q S f 5 E be 'if il a E 1? , m A f ill X, LE A , mxmmbww-f-www ,Ni -N fi f, ww Y-vw-W -Q Q -1 WMM-ww! 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The following were in the play: Judy Kohlrieser, Don Bradford, Sue Lowry, Larry Shaw, Karen Crow, Ronny Culp, Su- ellen Kollars, Sandy Berry, Suzie Mertz, Ronnie Toland, Jim Holly, SEATED1 Karen CTOW: Vice'P1'e5i and Janice Pohl. dent, Ronnie Toland, President. The last activity of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom, on STANDING: 53ndY BCTTY: Student May 10, and was enjoyed by all who attended. C011HC11 RCP- S Judl' Kohlnesef- Treasurer, Roger Fox, Student Council Rep. 5 Suellen Kollars, Secretary. '1- ZS xi 5. 21 M . N N ,. 1, Af wi: Q R-. Q '22 11 M + -.1 fa 52 ,A HZ fi ii! Q 5 555 E4 :aw 21' yi SQ S S 2 - . A ,www A 1 aww Q ew H ws-wwf www-wfmmnvxmmuwmuwmmmmwnvanmssf uemuw5A.4,m,wa,MwN.ununnmsm mums-nz'-wma an I C J is , gyms :5g2gwt,s1?5Amvm:, .,gww ,g 4 2 r, , ., .n , ..... - S ' ' ig,gwf ' A fl' si 5 ,iviiiwsif L C, W l A ' -- 2, 1 Q P -' :. if ' ,- New .. if ze, mil' Y' Q , ,S ew . ' - frm :-, -'- - Q .za yy, .... s fp, V ., .mwffggv , I ' V if t I I QW.: H5 21:97 , I . 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Q FIRST ROW: Phyllis DeLong, Drussilla Pohl, Barbara Butterfield, Sandra Wells, Miriam McClain, Gloria Bellman, Kay Hasting. SECOND ROW: Miss Tucker, Jackie Briscoe, Sharon Margraves, Sharon Graymire, Kaye Gossard, Lenora Myers, Davy Craig, Ernie Numbers, Terry Bowsher, Bill Bradford. THIRD ROW: Jerry Blazer, Eric Carlson, Bill Corwin, Eddie Eley, Garret Rapp, Roger Fast, George Hay, Vernon Burgoon, Gary Stevely, David Lowry. EIGHTH GRADE Compliments of: Compliments of: COFFIELD PONTIAC INC. COX FLEET - WING SERVICE 535 West Spring Street 905 S. Metcalf Phone 9-7660 Phone 69126 Lima Ohio Lima. Ohio CONGRATULATIQNS SARNOS RESTAIURANT from Quick Orders-Fine Food -New Snack Bar CITIZENS LOAN 8a BUILDING co. Uma- 01110 209-11 N. Main Street Phone 8-42716 Lima, Ohio FIRST ROW: Linda Amspaugh, Doris Musser, Judy Thomas, Moneen Brandon Donna Conner Sherrill Flick, Iudy Lytle. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Howe, Beverly Rich, Connie Fast Ann Gossard, Madge Meads, Faye Raines, Nancy Stout, Phyllis Myers. THIRD ROW Herbert Shaw, Robert Wallace. Bill Bullock. Authur Dudgeon, David Blauvelt, Joe Kuhns Donald Reese, James Gesler. Dennls Holden, Tom Kohlxleser. ABSENT: Kenneth Grrffith Jim Herbst, Gloria Hower. OWENS MARATHON Lima, Ohlo MACK CAMERA STORE Lima, Ohio WATCH HOSPITAL Lima, Ohio BAILEY BARBER SHOP Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of: CITY BAKERY 20 W. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta. Ohio A FRIEND Wapakoneta, Ohio RUCK'S MODERN DECORATION STORE 111 E. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of: BROCKERT BROS. SINCLAIR Wapakoneta, Ohio ALPHA CAFE Wapakoneta, Ohio MR. M. N. HOWE Wapakoneta, Ohio FRIENDS OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Wapakoneta, Ohlo A M H M 5, W. aw :F .N 1, T4 'fi me 3. W gi gi +3 , fm ga ii E2 wi X. J? Ls 'S fs. 2:3 li! Hi gg N? ii . x E, 1: Qs as E E x 3 fi wk' 2 43 as 5 is 3 E ie ,r 5 I Q 1 2 Q2 iff A. , ..,.. ,,.,n , ,W,,,m....W. ,WW, m.,..m,,.,ww . .,.. .. FIRST ROW: Terry Rapp, Diane Mertz, Pamela Allen, Larry Wells, Lynn Holden, Steven Mertz, David Conway. SECOND ROW: Linda Saddler, Roy Lee Archer, Diann Barrett, Vivian Meads, Dennis Kollars, Diane Roser, Billy Harshman, Marietta Schaub. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Phillips, Barbara Moser, Patty Konst, Nancy Myers, Amy Schultz, Janelle Jacks, Judy Craig, Ruth Shaw. FOURTH ROW: Skippy Skinner, Dennis Bellman, John Gould, Ricky Emerick, Russel Holly, Diana Jones, Jimmy Verbryke, Bobby Smith, Jon White, Harold Accord. ABSENT: Sharon Keeling, Tommy Sproul. SIXTH GRADE Compliments of: Compliments of: CAMPBELL - BASSITT TRUCK SALES, INC QUINN'S Formerly Rope Truck Sales, Inc. Wallpaper - Paints 750 Bellefontaine Ave. 211 W. High Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio STIPPICH HARDWARE CO Across from the Courthouse 300 - 306 N. Main Street IIATSIIOPPI Lima, Ohio ...W Lima, Ohio Prom Formals Rental of White Dinner Jackets Phone CA - 3 - 5911 FIRST ROW: Marie Shindeldecker, Connie Miller, Almary Snider, Michael Everett, Jon Stepleton, Danny Funk, Linda Striff. SECOND ROW: Roland Wright, Barry Hall, Preston Place, Terry Phillips, Linda Easley, Janice Dahlke, Roseanne Forney, Jacqueline Sauer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dudgeon, Jimmy Romaker, Tommy Keller, Judy Fast, Stephania Jackson, Michael South, Gary Brown, David Reichelderfer, Donna Rich, Phillip Maze, Barbara Rohr- back. FOURTH ROW: Danny Henry, Steven Reese, Lois Boham, Phillis Maze, Marilyn Lowe Grover Griffith, Joan Gossard, Mary Io Margraves. Jean Pierstorff, Jerry Graymire. FIFTH GRADE Compliments of: Compliments of: TED MILLER MYERS HARDWARE 8a DRY GOODS Electrical Contracting Your Friendly Hot Point Appliance Dealer Wiring and Repair W. Main St. - Phone 4563 Phone MI. 5-4463 Cridersville, Ohio Cridersville, Ohio CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS Everything for Water Conditioning To the Class of 58 128 E, Spring St, TOMLINSON BRAKE 8: SPRING Phone CA. 3-099. Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Sproul, MarthaBe1lman, Pamela Snider, Sandra Faunce, Marcia Leiberick, Mary Musser, Peggy Randall, Rebecca Archer, Kay Hefner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Thompson, Steven Bowsher, Ronnie Johns, Michael Brisco, William Gesler, Jimmie Cook, Denny DeLong, Douglas Golladay, David Cleaves, Delores Wallace, Susan Archer. THIRD ROW: Sue Ellen LaPoint, Sharon Mertz, Nancy Hamplv. Mike Myers, Rita Miller, Larry Grant, Beverly l-linkle, Susan Faunce, Earl Bullock, Cheryl Laing, Linda Eley, Barbara FOURTH-FIFTH GRADES McDougle. Compliments of: CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 RENZ'S BAKERY 71 Years of Quality Baked Goods 320 to 326 N. Main Street Phone 48670 Lima, Ohio BECHDOLT AND LYMAN Furniture and Appliances 48 East Auglaize Phone RE. 8-3519 Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of : SERVICE 'I'IRE 8: TREAD CO. and WAPAK 'I'RUCK STOP Dick Mowery - Bob Richardson 101 N. Wood Street RE. 8-2550 Wapakoneta, Ohio ZENDER MUSIC STORE Hank Armantrout Finest Musical Instruments Hi Fi Phonographs 134 East High Lima, Ohio FIRST ROW: Linda Lowther, Alan Rohrbacher, Darrel Hall, Jerry Snowden, Dean Miner, Douglas Stout, Dickie Lawson, Bettie Mullins. SECOND ROW: Gail Allen, Jeffrey Mc- Caslin, Linda Lowe, Cathleen Wallace, Diane Harter, Marian Brown, Joyce Griffith, Jerrv Mvers. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Burden, Larry Mitchell, Junior Neeley. Judy Jacks, Jerry Burden, John Schaub, Roberta Shaw, Diana Rains, Edwin Reese, Stevan Forney. FOURTH ROW: Joy Truesdale, Roger Wireman, James Mullins, Linda Wells, Robert Conner, Billy Schultze, Russell Koch, Paul Griffith, Dennis Black. FOURTH GRADE Compliments of: Compliments of: LIMA CEMENT PRODUCTS COMPANY STAR CARPET Kc CLEANING CO. Manufacturers of COFHPICIC Carpet and Rug Cleaning Vibrapac Concrete and Celocrete Blocks AIICWUOU Service ' New Russ 84 CUPE! Spencerville Rd. 8a The Erie R. R. 426 S. Main Street Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio. MERLE'S MARK ET 514 N. Collett St. MORRIS SHOES Phone CA. 43761 Lima. Ohio Saddles by Sandler of Boston 219 N. Main A Lima, Ohio. Sales FIRST ROW: Walter Shindledecker, Danny Wireman, Ralph Romaker, Nancy Snider, David Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Mike DuBois, Phillip Moser, Donald McCormick, Melvin South, Gregory Amspaugh, Sharon Buck, Roberta Saddler, Jean Skinner, Rita Werling. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wauben, Bruce Mar- graves, Bonnie Copeland, Teri Porter, Dennis Walther, Howard Gulick, Douglas Sauer, Stanley Kollars Sue Accord. FOURTH ROW: Imogene Archer, Bobby Herbst, Dortha Wallace, Janie Miller, Linda Kohlrieser, Darrell Fox, Joe Hopkins. ABSENT: Janet Hower, Barbara Steckman. THIRD GRADE Compliments of: Compliments of: GURLEY DENTIST CUSSINS 8: FEARN Wapa Theater Building 949 S. Main Wapakoneta. Ohio Lima, Ohio RADIO HOSPITAL RALSTON MARKET Repair Work Expertly Done Route 25, Across from the Lima's Radio and T. V. Repair Center Lima Drive -In-Theatre 608 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 CENTRAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 215 W. Market Street LLma,Oh1o FIRST ROW- Daryl Cook, Ruth Young, Patsy Donovan Gary Krichbaum Rodney Gesler Jan McCas1ln. SECOND ROW: Jean Ann Bales, Susan'Burden, Karen Black, Jerry Jacks., Linda Grant, Donald Brown, Bobby Laman, Nacy McDoug1e, Linda Buck. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Harshman, Blackie Raines, James Tully, Cheryl Truesdale, David Stocker, Jackie Shafers, Beckie Miller, Rory Kiser. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Rohrbacher, Sherry Hall, Steven Mayer, Joan DeLong, Steven Carter, Mike Armstrong, Desmond Miller, Sharon Keferl, Donnia Hopkins. SECOND-THIRD GRADES MAC'S POWER MOWER CO. Motor Repair and Sharpening - A11 Makes of Mowers Free Pickup and Delivery 220 S. Perry Street Phone Ca. 2-4237 Lima, Ohio FIRST ROW: Norman Gross, Sandra Schmidt, Ricky Allen, James Hower, Gloria Fox, Kenneth Mullins, Darlene Hefner. SECOND ROW: Darcy Jackson, Virginia Archer, Gary Burden, Judy Koch, Merlin Hinkle, Jane Margraves, Doris Bellman, Linda Whetstone Greg Bowersock. THIRD ROW: Johnny Myers, Kimbra Place, Vicki Graymere, Ronald Tully, Terry Sawmiller, George Lowther, Frank Best, Marilyn Myers. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Zimmerman, Ronnie Mitchell, Susan Moeller, Mike Boham, Phillip Bullock, Beth Gossard, Ginny Rapp, Charisse McDonnell, Mike Porter, Nancy Lawson. ABSENT: Kathy Flick, Linda Hewitt, Steven Miller. SECOND GRADE Compliments of: SHEIPLINE'S FIRESTONE STORE 29 East Auglaize Street Phone - 8-3315 Wapakoneta, Ohio - FRANKLIN 8a MENGES Fuel Oil 402 S. Willipie Phone - RE. 8-4514 Wapakoneta, Ohio PHILLIPS FLOWERS 8a GREENHOUSES Flowers For All Occasions - Free Delivery 410 W. Mechanic Phone - RE. 8-2424 Wapakoneta, Ohio FIRST ROW: Cheryl Reynolds, Larry Rapp, Tom Carter, David Brown, Tom Stewart, .lack Albers, Kathy Keferl. SECOND ROW: Dana Fourney, Sharon Sproul, Lee Monday, David Edwards, Terry Eley, Susan South, Paul Gesler. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jett, Donna Snider, Kathy Donovan, Cathy Reichelderfer, Sharon Bellman, Jody Patrick, Douglas Herbst, Dwain Stout. ABSENT: Dennis Keeling, Carl Raines, James Thiesing, Don Jones. Compliments of: mast GRADE , Compliments of: Congratulations to the Class of 58 CITY SHOE REPAIR For the Best In Shoe Service SWONGERS FURNITURE CITY 205 s. Main sneer On Route 33 Lima. Ohio Moulton, Ohio RLEMANS MOTEL and RESTAURANT ARNOLD - HARRISON INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Jus, 7 Miles South of Lima on Route 25 Service and Dependabi1ity Auto - Liability - Bonds - Fire Wapakoneta, Ohio Wapakoneta, Ohio FIRST ROW: JamesiAmspaugh, Sandra Hefner, Harriet Shaw, Patricia Young, Deborah Herbst Jacqueline DuBois, Judy Snider. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cook, Stevie Burden, Carolyn Raines, Joyce Reilly, Clifford Rich, Garry Stout, Dickie Eley, Becky Wallace. THIRD ROW: Doyle Stout, April Conway, Beverly Simon, Daniel Kuehl, Wayne Fox, Randy Crawford, Danny Hinegardner. ABSENT: .Stanley Lowe, Cathy Archer. FIRST GRADE Compliments of: DAVISSON, SOLIDAY, SULLIVAN AGENCY 1002 National Bank Building Phone-CA. 9-5010 Lima, Ohio BLANCHE L. MARKLEY SHOPPE Fine Furniture -Oriental Rugs Antiques-Gifts Interior Decorating Color Scheming and Decorating Advice Free 4208 south Dixie MISS GRACE BEERS ph0ne-CA, 2-3311 F First Grade QSecond Semester! Lima, Ohio Dick D. and B Bill Tires - Batteries - Lubrication - Tune-up Brake Service - Road Service 4409 S. Dixie Highway Phone-CA. 2-8907 Lima, Ohio Sitting Pretty Watch your step, Jackie Hold up that flag Summer Fun Sweet Sue Memories Looking for something? Just relaxing WOW! Smile Homeward bound Step it up CAFETRRiA cooks CUSIODIANS Compliments of: Compliments of: DECKER'S DAIRY BAR WHIZZER BIKE SHOP On Route 25 Lima, Ohio South of Lima WRIGHT'S FOOD LINER ROUSH'S SOHIO STATION Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio SURPLUS STORE DAIRY DIP Lima. Ohio Lima, Ohio RANDY BAR BUS DRIVERS RUTH BULLOCK, HARRY BULLLLK, BARBARA JOHNS- JUDY HARSHMAN HAROLD Bowsx-nan. WANDA HOLLY QUEEN: Carolyn Baumgardner ESCORT: Dick Hinegardner Cliff Smith Cathy Mitchell Dennis Toland Diana Emerick Jim Bayliff Priscilla Crawford Mick McClain Sandy Berry WI 4. '41 4 .vo ' N' N g4,5.' jk, 'Qfi . The Homecoming for 1958, held on January 17, was a very memorable event in the school. Our queen was Carolyn Baumgardner and her escort was Dick THE QUEEN AND HER COURT Hinegardner. Queen Carolyn carried a bouquet of deep red roses which made a beautiful appearance against her pale pink formal. The band played the processional Alma Mater as the court entered the gymnasium. The first attendant was Miss Diana Emerick escorted by Dennis Toland. Diana wore a light blue formal that was accented by a cor Danny Hinegardner sage of yellow carnations. Judy Snide Mlss Cathy Mitchell entered next with her escort, Clifford Smith. Cathy was attired in a dusty rose formal. She wore a corsage of white camatlons. Miss Sandy Berry and her escort, Mick McClain, followed. Sandy was in a red formal that was accented by a red and white carnation corsage. The next attendant was Priscilla Crawford, who was escorted by Jim Bayllff. She wore a white formal and a corsage of lavender carnations. The crown bearer was Miss Judy Snlder, who appeared next in a blue formal with a white carnatlon corsage. Danny Hlnegardner escorted her to her place. ww, .fag 4 ,-1 --an-Ft. I x-xx, a 'swim fi- AC. ff Q my Q' V nge 'ww -fs. 5 ifnsgg w MQ? 391, W A' Q Wk m f 5 Hsu un wan.. mwunwwm-xgzmv 1,-suun 4,.m,..V 'FIRST GRADE RHYTHM BAND - O P E R DOLLS SECOND GRADE RHYTHM BELLS I ,V GO TELL IT ON THE MT. 'V- 'CHRISTMAS TREES CANDLES SHINING IN THE NIGHT SHOPPING On December 20, 1957, a one act Christmas operetta for children, THE LOST DOLL, was given in the Cridersville Local Gymnasium, by the students of the school. Before the operetta, the music department played and sang traditional Christmas carols. The first grade made up the rhythm band, and the second grade played the melody bells. The operetta, THE LOST DOLL, was a story about a young mother with a small daughter who went Christmas shopping at a Gift Shop. At the Gift Shop they were shown bears. blocks. bells, peppermint canes, candles, revolving Christmas trees, jigging sambos, and dolls. After the Doll Parade was over an expensive doll was found to be missing. Finally the Lost Doll was found and the entire cast, grades three through six, joined in to sing, We're On Our Way To Your l-louse. 'DECK THE HALLS FINALEI' CHRISTMAS SELECTIONS FIRST ROW: Linda Metz, Carolyn Baumgardner, Sharon Musser, Barbara Mault, Judy Wright, Melinda Simon, Rita Stevely, Betty Mault, Rita Konst, Kaetta Foltz, Karen Walther, Sandra Kiser. SECOND ROW: Sue Lowry. Janice Pohl, Estelene Snowden, Judy Harshman, Shirley Tully, Carol Stepelton, Sally Schgier, Sharon Tully, Carolyn Fox, Margaret Wright, Nevelda Crouse, Karen Sass, Sue Gossard. THIRD ROW: Jackie Burgoon, Susie Mertz, Diane Emerick, Bob Black, Mike Mertz, Ernest Bradford, Sonny Stiles, John Wiseley, Bill Rudy, Richard Ver- bryke, James Gould, Lois Werling, Cathy Mitchell, Rose Henry. FOURTH ROW: Don Bradford Richard Shaw, James Holly, Jon Kuhns, Phil Wauben, Larry Shaw, Herb PlaDD. Chuck Wells, Jim Bayliff, Don Riplie, Mick McClain, Steve Myers. MIXED CHORUS This year the music department was directed by Mrs. Catharine Wolf of Wapakoneta. The first appearance of the school year was at the P. T, A. Christmas program. Last year the ones who entered the Solo and Ensemble Contest went on to receive a high rating. Ronnie Culp received a 1 rating at the district and a 3 rating at the State Contest. The octet received a 1 at the district and a 2 rating at the State. Those in the octet were Cletah Dudgeon. Beverlv Lowrv. Carol Werling, Martha Myers, Jack Winget, Ronnie Culp, Walter Armes, Glenn l-lasting, and Pearl Armes, accompanist. W x Q Q-W 9 ,Q in ,Q V 2 E5 1251 A T5 H, QQ 4 ur HQWQQL Nw? ic, wr' gf uri. iw 25? XM ? 'Y A 5 x fd 3 . -hw .Q ,w ff, - A-4 Q , L Q age' saga fix' .,V:,:. Q , 53? , W in WE X -:- :Z Hi U i M 7 Y N if f W? Q E wx ' is X f .,.,, Q M I X fa, 'Sw M' Q 1 Q 1 4 ,nlz :lql , ' T lk Wmg, Wm , 'fill V dike, wr may vw . 4 aiaeb? V ww:- x ms. , swim - sfinqfg b 25? 35592 iii , , , M ,. Q35 3:45 E L ': I 1 'gf' N Lf , it , 1 3,55 1 K ? mf, H ak W3 Q A QA we Nh if QW .Nfl at ,,. ,Y f V HX , 3 -. M ' We I Q Q 4 y X , ' ' U f W? iff 5 13? ? X 55,92 ,L .Viv ffffi gtg: ' W.. gy? mf sf ggi? :Q by X- K K VH. A K X in Ni 2- , ., Ap X ,y ,IRQ RA M W4 x R f i X. wma: Jawa 1 i ,W U Q' ff - -55,5253 ilk FIRST ROW: Roseanne Forney, David Conway, Diane Roser, Merietta Schaub, Barbara Rohrbach, Joan Gossard, Donna Rich, Linda Eley, Connie Miller. SECOND ROW: John Gould, Billy Harshman, Skippy Skinner, Barbara Moser, Larry Grant, Michael South, Jimmie Cook, Ruth Shaw, Jon White, Jon Stepleton, Janelle Jacks. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith, Russel Holly, David Reichelderfer, Jimmy Romaker, Stephania Jackson, Nancy Myers, Jimmy Verbryke, Gary Brown, Jean Pierstorff, Mike Myers, Michael Everett. JUNIOR BAND The Cridersville Band was directed by Mr. Lester Smith, this year. The band played for Fred Reichelderfer Day on August 3. The band then played for the county fair in the last week of August, followed by playing for the Wapak Halloween Carnival. The band also performed on December 19, for the P. T. A. operetta. The day of the concert was April 20. There was a good turnout for all the events in which the band played. X XX xx s X1 K MR, LESTER SMITH QQ Director NX mg FIRST ROW: Linda Amspaugh, Drussilla Pohl, Doris Musser, Judy Thomas, Moneen Brandon, Donna Conner, Sherrill Flick, Judy Lytle, Barbara Butterfield, Phyllis DeLong, Phylliss Myers. SECOND ROW: Beverly Rich, Connie Fast, Ann Gossard, Madge Meads, Sharon Margraves, Sharon Graymire, Kaye Gossard, Lenora Myers, Kay l-lasting, Jackie Briscoe, Sandra Wells, Miriam McClain. THIRD ROW: Tom Kohlrieser, Terry Bowsher, Bill Bradford, Ernie Numbers, Vernon Burgoon, Gary Stevely, David Blauvelt, James Gesler, Dennis Holden, David Lowry, Faye Raines, Nancy Stout, Gloria Bellman. FOURTH ROW: Herbert Shaw, Robert Wallace, Bill Bullock, Authur Dudgeon, Jerry Blazer, Bill Corwin, Eddie Eley, Garret Rapp, George Hay, Eric Carlson, Roger Fast, Davy Craig. Joe Kuhns, Donald Reese. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS MRS. CATHARINE WOLFF Chorus Director PEARL ARMES Chorus Accompanlst FIRST ROW: Herb Plapp, Memoscopeg Jim Bayliff, Memograph Operator: Mrs. Cumming, Advisor, Sandra Kiser, Editor, Pearl Armes, Jackie Burgoon. SECOND ROW: Ron Toland, Roger Fox, Suellen Kollars, Betty Mault, Linda Metz, Betty Wilcox, Carolyn Baumgardner, Sally Schgier. THIRD ROW: James Gould, Judy Harshman, Sandy Berry, Karen Walther, Karen Sass, Sharon Musser, Rita Stevely, Cathy Mitchell, John Wisely, Dick Shaw, Dick Verbryke. ECHO STAFF Eight editions of the Echo have been published this year. It kept you up to date on the Seniors, Sports, and Underclassmen. The elementary school news had a prominent place as well as extra curricular clubs and activities. HALKERIMPLEMENT COMPANY GREGGS INC, 1930 Fmglay Road 214 North Main Street Uma- 0 0 Lima, Ohio Phone, CA - 99731 Oliver Sales and Service THE LIMA TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 122 South Elizabeth Street Lima, Ohio SITTING: Roger Fox, Pearl Armes, Mrs. Dupler, Advisorg Jim Sproul. STANDING: Darryl Kohlrieser, Rita Stevely, Lois Werling, Carol Stepleton, Garrett Rapp, J0hn Wiseley, Tom Kohlrieser, Sandy Berry. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has been busy with a number of projects during the past year. These have included the printing of the basketball schedule cards, scheduling the high school assemblies and parties, and forming a policy by which the homecoming will be conducted. The school participated in The World Clothing Drive during World Clothing Week when it contributed clothing to that cause. The Salvation Army was given a contri- bution from the school during the Christmas assembly. 'I'he Student Council also held a dance. The officers of the Student Cotmcil were as follows: Pearl Armes, President: Roger Fox, Vice-President: Sandy Berry, Secretary: and Jim Sproul, Treasurer. A FIRST ROW: Jackie Burgoon, Mrs. Cumming, Advisor: Sally Schgier. SECOND ROW: Jim Sproul, Don Bradford, Larry Shaw, Dick Hinegardner, Karen Crow. ANNUAL STAFF Editor .... . . Sally Schgier Assistant Business Managers . . . Don Bradford Dave Bradford Assistant Editor . . . Larry Shaw Literary Editor ..... . Jackie Burgoon Business Manager. . Dick Hinegardner Assistant Literary Ed. ...... Karen Crow . Things began rolling for the annual this year on January 3. That's the day Mr. Wonders came to take the group pictures. The editors and business managers completed their work by March 1st and the books were distributed during Senior Week. Compliments of: Compliments of: ARGONNE DRUG STORE COLUMBIA CONFECTIONERY Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio ARTLEY UNITED AUTO SUPPLY Lim, Ohio Lima, Ohio SHAW MOTOR SALES NICK BROWN SHOE SHOP Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio The annual Prince of Peace contest was held November 17, 1957, at the Cridersville Methodist Church. There were seven high school students participating. Of these seven, Cathy Mitchell won first place, and Pearl Armes was awarded second place. Cathy then went on to win the county contest held at St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church in Wapakoneta. The district contest was held in Defiance at the Presbyterian Church. In this contest Cathy placed second. ' PRINCE OF PEACE Steve Myers, Sandra Kiser, Pearl Armes, Cathy Mitchell, Karen Sass, Karen Crow. Cathy Mitchell LIBHAHIANS SEATED: Lois Werling, Betty Mault, Pearl Armes. 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