Elida High School - Reflector Yearbook (Elida, OH)

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SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Marian Holtzapple The secretary does a fine job of keeping all the school records complete and precise in addition to administering the many other usual office problems that arise. SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: Harold Metzger Herbert Zerkel, Herbert Boate Earl Holtzapple, Darrel Crider Branson Holtzapple. N . 1 by Kfils' P .. ss at I T STUDENT OFFICE HELP LefttoRight: Backrow: E.l-leath K. Bowers, B. Baxter, J. Hilleary S. Sroufe, D. Githens, K. Miller Middle row: P. Wagner, D. Rep- pert, E. Baker, I. Gamble, B Mosier, P. Ford. Front row: S Grapner, M. Parrott, S. Brant, M Sandy, M. Stemen.

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- SUPERINTENDENT lwish to commend the class of '55 for its part in producing Memories for 1955. This rec- ord of school events and ac- tivities will be treasured by present students for years to come. Pictures and stories will help recall many interesting events, experiences, and happy acquaintances at Elida. Producing an annual is one of the many worthwhile experi- ences shared by students who participate in this endeavor. It is good to make a chronicle of school events. It helps simplify making an honest and objective appraisal of work accomplished, experiences shared, and goals reached. This brieffpreface also gives me an opportunity to express my confidence and faith in the youth of today. You are living in an exciting, fast moving, and dangerous world. You will have many choices to make in the years ahead. I have faith and hope that your experience and training in school will help you make wise, fair, and honorable decisions. With faith in yourselves and your fellowmen, and a firm trust in God, your chances of success will be good. Roland Swank PRINCIPAL Memories, 1955, should have a large value and direct , benefit to all the student body and should be very significant for the life of the school. The events of the school year will concern activitie s and organiza- tions of your school life. These pages portray your efforts and happiness in these activities. Each student will receive his I own enjoyment from the se pages 'tiiislatwf which illustrate the life of approximately 940 students. I desire to compliment the personal abilities of those who issued this book and the advisors of this extra-curricular activity. We hope that the students who attend ELIDA LOCAL SCHOOL will be able to reason, evaluate, attain culture, love their fellowmen, have knowledge, and master the basic fundamental skills. Students are in school so they will have happy, useful, and successful lives. All phases of adult life can use a student who has given his best while in school. The right attitude toward life is a great asset. Your success and happiness is determined very much by your efforts. Howard Leis 8

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., ,M ,xg 4- .b g x X 5 ' QQ, 59 ' , ., -,,.,. Q A ,, , - .1 .',-. ,'ff,', 5, f V- .1 gtg. 5212. if, A 4.2413 :'!2-- ZZ: 52:1 7f?.'.?n' MISS ETHEL E. BEILER Ohio Wesleyan, B.A., Uni- versity of Chicago. Latin I. in-:sn T' MR. ALBERT T. CARTER Dan's School of Music of Youngstown College. George Peabody Teacher's College. Music '7,8, Senior Band, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. . f l X fl i 11 it b ,st Fl: wif' MISS MARIE JONES MR. C. O. BOGER Muskingum College, B.S., Miami University, Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University. Physics, Driver Education. T MRS. PEARL COHEE Ball State Teachers Col- lege, Indiana University, A.B. Elementary Music, Girls' Glee, Girls' En se m bl e, French Il. MR. GEORGE LA NDON WittenbergCollege, Bowl- Ohio State University, B. S. ing Green State University. Vocational Agriculture, B.S., Ed., Ohio State Uni- F,F,A. Advisor. versity. Home Economics 7-12. MR. RUSSELL B. BURDETTE Butler University, B.S. Science7,8, Physical Edu- cation, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. i MRS. JOAN FOGG College of Wooster, B,A, English l0,ll,l2, Annual Staff Advisor, S t u d e n t Council Advisor. MR. HOWARD LEIS Ohio Northern University, B.S., Ed., Indiana Univer- sity, M.S. High School Principal, Algebra, Geometry, Gen- eral Mathematics, Higher Mathematics. ....,! f sl Qi . x, A . V . ' ' MRS. VIRGILIA BURDETTE Butler University, B.S. English 7, Girls' Physical Education, G.A,A, Ad- visor, Cheerleading Ad- visor. .... ..,. MR. DONALD HAYDUK California State Teachers College, B.S. English 8,9,l0, S pe e c h, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Bulldog Review Ad- visor. L MR. GEORGE RADULOVICH Bluffton College, B.A., Indiana University, M.A, Social Studies 7,8, P.A.D., Junior High B a s ke tb all, Junior High Baseball, As- sistant Varsity Football Coach.