Elyria Public High School - Elyrian Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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yn-1 ,142 hp -AL-4 School Treasurer, Mr. Lautenschleger, and The Staff gives a surprise Christmas party for Carol Goldsmith count subscription funds. Mrs. Tibbals. CLIR AUXILI RY STAFF Front Rout Libby Anthony, Joyce Oates, Carolyn Allen, Karen Kershaw, Camilla Haley. Scwfzrl Rout Dorothy Gymoti, Alexandria Miko, Judy Salisbury. Sue Sroyke, lfvanne -lardine. Barb Nickel. Last Rout Sheila Cooper, Beverly Christenson, Donna Holzhauer, -lanite Miller. Dar- lene LeMasters. ELYRIAN DANCE-FEB. I5

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Mrs. Carrol Day Tibbals Ad1'iJ6f Andrea Lynn Srolzenburg Editor Carol Goldsmith Burinerr Manager THE ELYRIAN STAFF WE BUILD THE BOOK Ken Taylor Photographer Fronl Rozr Mrs Tibbals Andrea Stolzenburg Mary Thompson Second R 0 u Carol Goldsmith Evanne Jardine Sally Boylan. Tlrird Rout Sue Prentice Sandy Pratt Bill Rorick. Lart Rout Sanly Brennen Barb Mann Flva Wickham. Sfuudingz Ken Taylor Cliff Rosenau Gary Marcus. 6

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Ill N M MORI Mlss Barbara Ploeher fme arts teaeher, died November 21 l956 The sentiment of the entlrc school w1s exprcsstd m the followmg trlbute wrttten by Mrss Nma Baker .md presented m .x sehool mcmorml service Thls morning we of the faeulty pause to remember Mxss Ploeher to remember her as we saw her htnrcl her spoke with her worked wlth her enjoyed good times with her Mtny trxbutes hue been yoleed durmg the past few dns One fneulty member reealls her helpfulness her instant re xdmess to gut to lend to support to ehter to o 1nythmg rlnt would smooth the way 1 lntle but for 1 fellow worker Otters remember how rusustte she wls tbout the ILIIXIIIL5 of the sehool nd reexll tn sht worked so w1llmy,ly 1nd efflelently on eommlttees and proyeets thnt her serylees were llwlys In demtnd Others remember her hugh ums IH her professlon In her speeml fxeld of work she held up to htr students tht hwhest stmdxrds of good work IIlfLI'lSl11P and 1 shoddy or shabby produet was xbsolutelyf unknown to her Another fxeulty member speaks of the brudth and x.1r1ery of Mnss Ploehers eamera fan, as a speenl kmd of trayelcr one who got off the belten pxth md saw unusual and enrxehxng experlenees we remember her .1s an entlmusllsue member of .md worktr ln her ehureh Arterlfters other Y groups and m her eollege 'llllITll'll 1ssoc1at1on, we remember her as 1 dtughter who brought life and sparkle md wrlety into her home and 1nto her parents lxyes .md we remember her ns l frlend 1 vurm generous, loyal friend But ITIOSI of all we remember her for her eourage .und mdomutble splrxt For ilmost fue years she ltved with a eruel adyerstry ta dlsuse thu slowly mexombly was ttklng tts toll but we would neyer hue known xt from her Htr high splrlted tourage- surrounded her lxke a defendnng arm tnd a XISIIOI, eyen xn the ltst bad days nexer saw .1 traee of ClCfLlIlSm or gloom Surely hers was a truly lgreu spnrnt ln elosxnfr, l eould quote famous poems or great .md stlrrmg xerses from the Hlble or moving tributes pud to great men by other great men But I ehoose mthcr to flf'l1Sl I simply with the words of one of our own tuehers who sald of Miss Plocher Each year that she lived, she became a fmer person Q A v . K A . lhyla . ' ' ' 'cntl f 'L 1 ,rl -'z lrt -. . , V ,,i , , . ' H. R , . . , A , 5. , , A . 1 K, , 'F 4 X. I 1 . V , , 1 n 1 l ' ' V F ln , 1 , ' l ' , 1 3 ' V 1 A A - r .t vf I . 1 V L ' . lr interests outside of and beyond her job. XXVI: rcmcmber her as il rcccnt but successful 1 4 Y' ' ' ' ' Q 1 A ' I ' ' 2 ' A l V4 V l r - . A 4 1 4 - f 3 ri I v. I . tk x ' ' V Q y 1 I v A. ' 1 ' ' ' I 'X a '