Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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Gerold Allen Cook JUNE 19, 1936-NOVEMBER za, 1953 For just a while you walked with us, Then no more were you near. Yet oft we think of thee, Hold many memories clear. ln all our times of joy and fun, Your presence lingers near. An oft repeated phrase, I wish that he were here. But as we leave school life behincl, Set sail upon life's sea. Then oft we'll stop, And pause to think of thee. Recording the events of a school year is an enjoyable process, because it re- freshes your mind on many activities that you had previously forgotten. From the time school opens in the fall until it closes in the spring, a continual num- ber of good times occur. These are the experiences by which you remember the school, and the school remembers you. Calendar SEPTEMBER 7-Doors of education swing open for another school year. Enrollment in- creases to I005. l0APreview game with Bucyrus ends in a tie 0-O. Shirley Young reigns as Preview Queen with Ruthanne Reiter and Teresa Peluso as attendants. I7-Redmen break Toledo Clay's 31 game winning streak with a score of I3-8. 20-Susan Bender talks on Girls' State. Jim Conley, who attended Boys' State, also added a few words. 24-Sixty kids traveled by bus to Cuya- hoga Falls to see them defeat us l9-7. 27ASenior High boys see a film, Youth Goes Creative, shown by the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. 30+Rhythm Aces present the first Stu- dent Council sponsored assembly of the year. Like to chase a few Hies, folks? OCTOBER l-For the first time in ll years the Redmen beat the Little Giants of Fremont, 6-0. 4-Red and Black journal makes its debut for the year. Y-Teens hold rec- ognition service for new members. 5-Monkeys and baboons invade FHS as Larry Tetzlaff returns with another of his jungle assemblies. 8-Marion trounces the Redmen, 34-0. ll-Three student teachers begin their practice teaching in the high school. I4-Narcotics film is shown to the student body. The Redmen Shaker Makers Where's the basketball? ' ' ff- E Let's hurry-we wanna' see the game Soakecl Moms and Dads waiting for the Kickoff I5-While it pours cats and dogs, Toledo Macomber tramples FHS, Zl-7. Moms and Dads of the Redmen are introduced in pre-game cere- monies. I6-Varsity Redmen are treated to the OSU-Iowa game. Stretch Hoff mis- jumped a wire and tore the ligaments in his leg, which benches him for the remaining season. 20-Opening assembly of the magazine campaign. More monkey shines as the teams are divided into the Mon- keys and the Baboons. 2ZfFHS trips Defiance 6-0. 25-Parents fill students' seats in annual Parent's Visitation Night. FTA served as guides, while National Honor ex- plained activities in the study hall. 28-Redmen travel to Port Clinton and edge them 7-6. 27-28fState inspector goes over FHS with a fine tooth comb. Result-FHS is given a rating of tops , 29fNo school because of the teacher's NWOEA meeting in Toledo. Happens every fall. 27-29fSusan Bender and Jane Henry frolic in New York on the Y-Teens United Nations tour. NOVEMBER I4All the Seniors are saying cheese as they have their senior pictures taken. 2-Better schools are promised as the school bond issue is passed. 3fBegin the junior Red Cross drive. High school contributes 356893. 5-54790.44 are the total receipts for the magazine campaign. Bowling Green downs FHS 2 I -25. 6-Omicron Lambda attends the fall drama clinic at Bowling Green. l0-Sophomores take the PMA tests. ll-Class pictures for the annual are taken. I2-Bet Findlay wished we hadn't come over as we beat them, 7-0. I6-Mr. Clark of the Telephone Co. talked on electronics at an assembly. I 7-Bob Wood hypnotizes everyone with his clever cartoons. 25-26-Thanksgiving vacation. 26- Down to Earth , the All-School Play causes quite a stir. 30-Basketball season opens with a scrimmage between the Reds and the Whites. Guess who won the Magazine Campaign? So let's show Marion who's tops and- Me and my dog Remember, team, we're behind you You little devils V x . - W, Z! Charleston, Charleston! How about a song. trio? 5 DECEMBER I-Seniors and cafeteria staff get their tuberculosis x-rays. 3-elsorain whips FHS, 60-49, at opener. 4-GAA travels to Toledo to see Holiday on Ice . 5-National Honor members are guests of a Heidelberg honorary at a tea. Don Saliers, Marv Drake, Kris Harley, and Susan Bender represent our group. 6-National Honor sponsors senior high talent assembly. Jim Conley does one of his impersonations. 7-Seniors exchange name cards. Y- Teens have Christmas exchange. Oh! Laquita Flannery and your mouse. l0-Redmen drop tilt to Sandusky, 74-57. I I-Nlansfield scalps FHS, 81-54. I3-Ashland coach speaks to gridders at Father-Son football banquet. Ten players and two senior managers receive varsity letters. I4-At an assembly organized by Don Saliers and jaynis Clark, the I955 FOHIRAB is unveiled. I5-FHS edges Macomber 46-45. I6-Fremont skins the Redmen, 6l-63. l9HChoir presents the Christmas Ves- per Service. 21-To the tune of band music, school is dismissed for Christmas vacation. Redmen shellac Bee Gee, SI-49. 28-Shelby trips FHS 59-54 in the Carnival game. JANUARY 3-Back to school, we must go. Clubs and activities pictures are taken. 4-FHS trounces Bellevue, 58-43. 6-Wrestlers lose first match of the season to Whitmer, 3l-18. 7-Redmen chalk up one against lVlar- ion, 79-63. l2h Feathered Symphony , a bird film, is shown at assembly. I3-FHS drops another match to Syl- vania, 42-5. I4--Lima defeats the Redmen, 75-58. I8-C-rapplers lose to Fremont, 31-IO. 20-Prom is closed to all except juniors and seniors, by action of the school board. First wrestling match is won against Worthington, 34-IZ. Zlglrindlay comes to Fostoria and downs the cagers, 50-43. 23-Don Saliers is eliminated in the state semi-finals for the Prince of Peace contest. Nice going, anyway. Huhhhhhhh? Not so loud, please Aw, did that really happen? The difference between the seventh graders and the seniors studying. Which is which? in F.C.T.D.A. CFuture Chr st Tree Decorators of A encal Z5-Charles King teaches competition singing to the students. Don Saliers and ,Iaynis Clark add more student participation. 28---Seniors take the scholarship test for Seneca County in Tiffin. Marvin Drake is the first FHS senior ever to rate first in the county. Don Saliers, Susan Bender, Bill Radcliff, ancl Jack Lozier receive honorable mention. 27----Sophomores win One-Act play con- test, with the Bathroom Door directed by Karen Masel. Don Saliers and the Freshmen, with The Tryst- ing Place , won second. Lawton Gerlinger and Mary Jo Bell were given the best actor and actress awards. Whitmer defeats the matmen again, 38-5. 28-Rossmen take the Redmen 67-59. FEBRUARY I-Matmen lose to Sylvania 27-8. 2fArt club views the Dutch paintings at the Toledo Art Museum. 3-Lambda Sigma initiates 22 new members. Lima defeats the wrestlers, Put your shoes on Lucy! Anyone want the next dance? 'wif' i 29-I I. Q 4-More annual pictures are taken. 5-Bowling Green again drops tilt to FHS, 64-51. 7fTerry Golden, folk singer, enter- tains with an unusual assembly. ' George Ludlow, Marcy Gardner, Shir- ley Young, john Mills, Marvin Drake, Janice Clinger, Janis Conley, and jim Conley did a grand job as square dancers. 8-More dancing at the Y-Teen Sock Hop. jane Crosby and Pat Brown have the gayest socks. Wrestlers lose two the same week to Lima, 32-IZ. I0-!Another wrestling match. Fremont defeats us 32-8. ll-Marion runs over the Redmen, 63-52. I3-Vvatch that tea cup! AAUW annual tea for Senior girls from FHS and SWHS. I4-Mr. LaRue announces the winners of the Legion essay contest. National Honor introduces the thought-for-the day idea every morning before an- nouncements. Many FHS alumni re- turn as student teachers. I5-Wrestlers from the Ohio Blind School lose to the matmen, I6-31. is I Any questions? So use Ipana toothpaste for Le Smile, Annie- 1 ' M 1 Come on now, hit it! the smile t's s ll it right now Awwww- Pe .1 I8-Redmen go to Ashland only to be trounced 80-62. I9-iGrapplers enter the regional dis- trlct tournament at Findlay. Z2-FHS loses a hard fight against Findlay, 43-6I. However, the student body can congratulate itself on the fine show of good sportsmanship. School is dismissed in honor of George Washington's birthday. 23-Finally! The wrestlers scalp Toledo Central, 26-I9. 24-National Honor taps 24 new mem- bers. 26-Wrestling squad enters state tourney at Cleveland. 25-National Honor sponsors World Day of Prayer assembly. Rev.W. O. Keeler gives meditation. Don Saliers, Susan Bender, and Kris Harley help, too. Swap, swap, Seniors have their friend- ship pictures. 27-Don Saliers, Marv Drake, Jim Conley, john Mills, and jim lVlcClung go to Bowling Green to induct their Hi-Y chapter. MARCH I-Midnight oil runs dry as the annual staff meets its deadline. Career Day for sophomore, junior, and senior students of FHS and SWHS, spon- sored by the Kiwanis Club. 2-Spencer Irwin presents a very in- teresting lecture for the Brotherhood assembly. 5-District contest for the instrumental and vocal ensembles. 7-Y-Teens hold a Father-Daughter banquet with a St. Patrick's Day theme. Swlziaculty and Seniors fight over the basket and have a good time at the Senior-Faculty game. I3-Mr. Downs' groups make another appearance at the spring instrumental concert. I4-Frederick Sjobiarn plays the piano at another assembly program. I7-I8- Time Out for Ginger is a huge success as the junior Class Play. 20-26-Teacher-Career Week. Dear Sir: In regard to the letter- What? Five minute coffee break Tum around, fellas Cheerleaders clon't wave! I-Iere's the camera, Nick! 22- The jackie Robinson Story , a student council sponsored movie. 23-Choir presents an assembly at Old Fort. 25-Y-Teens get all dressed up for the spring dance. 26-More testing of the vocal chords st the district choir contest. 27-4Contest yesterday, concert today APRIL l-Bert Shurtleff, author of animal stories presents an assembly. 2-junior Einsteins go to Bowling Green Science Day. 7-l l-Whoopeel Spring Vacation. I3-My! l-low that National Honor gets around. junior High Talent Assembly this time. I8-Auditorium turns into The En- chanted Forestn for another student council film. 20-Upper Arlington choir presents an assembly here. 22-All-Sports Dance. l-low light those athletes are on their feet. Superior ratings at district Science Day go to Wesleyan for the State contest. 28-Choir returns the honor by singing for a program at Upper Arlington. MAY 4-George Bowie, a lecturer, presented a very interesting assembly. 6-Seniors last dramatic fling, the class play. I3-Ul..et Me Call You Sweetheart , Hi-Y dance. I8-Senior High receives the awards for all the hard work they've done this year. 25-junior l-ligh's turn today. 27-Not a dramatic fling, but a fling --, Senior assembly. 29-Baccalaureate-Need we say more? 3l-juniors show appreciation and re- spect Ol to the Seniors by giving them the best prom ever. JUNE I-Commencement-Paul Elbin, pres- ident of West Liberty State College in West Virginia, speaks to the seniors. Soon they find themselves no longer a part of the school itself, but on the alumni list. 3-The doors bang shut on another successful year at Fostoria High School. 1 FACULTY ND ADM NIS 'l i msn. 2 l l l I l To you, the faculty, we, the Class of I955, would like to say thank you for the many contributions you have made in our lives. Our activities would never have been possible without your help and guidance. You have aided many of us in choosing our future vocations. We could always come to you in any crisis that we had to face, and we would be confident that we would be guided through them. Our lives have been dominated by you one-half of our waking day. You have taught us the fundamentals of education, but even more important-to be better citizens in the world that is around us, to learn to abide with ou men, and to realize our faults and try to correct them. From you we have learned the meaning of justice and discipline. r fellow SUPERINTENDENT MR. H. L. FORD To The Class of 1955 ln the procession of graduating classes from Fostoria High School, we are always able to list many worthwhile traits and character- istics. Your Class of 1955 is much above average in general ability and wholehearted participation in the many activities of the school. Your interest in the school, your good judgment plus your willing co-operation are combinations that make for success not only in school but in later life as well. It is our sincere hope that you will always have to face challenging problems for in doing so you will be required to measure up to your best. Such experiences will result in useful and happy lives and the community in which you live will be richer for the contributions MRS. DONNA REITER PRINCIPAL MR. O. K. CALDWELL To The Seniors Truly each succeeding class graduating from Fostoria High has its own unique quality. When we evaluate the traditions of our To Donna and Anna Glad to help and eager to please have always been your mottoes. Without complaint you have will- ingly aided the students who came into either office seeking information and guidance. As loyal boosters of the school athletic teams, you carry your pleas- ant personalities with you always in everything you do. Two of the nicest friends anyone ever had, we wish you the best of luck. The Class of I955 you will be able to make. H. L. Ford MRS. ANNA CRAIN school in sportsmanship and good citizenship we realize how much we are indebted to the leadership of the Seniors. The Class of I955 has made a real contribution in this respect and their influence will be felt in our lives about school for years to come. Such a genuine quality of integrity and respect for decency in human relations has seldom been equalled and never surpassed in Fostoria High School. The next decade or two will see many of these fine people in significant positions of leadership in a wider world and may we wish for them the courage to maintain these sterl- ing qualities of leadership. 0. K. Caldwell Board of Education ,Wm H. L. Ford, joe Keyes, John Gutknecht, Glenn Marshall, Paul Stearns, Art Gamertsfelder, Mrs. Heinze CLERK Lillian Heinze BUS DRIVERS N h CUSTODIANS Harold Switzer, Charles Harris, Alice Berry, Bert Hanley Troy Rangeler thletio Board Row I: John Cutknecht, Art Wilson, Bruce Schmidt, Tom Bender, David Davis Row 2: Ed Covert, O. K. Caldwell, H. L. Ford Albert Knox, Bill Murphy JUNIOR DEAN OF BOYS Mr Thomas Bender Mr Bender Beyond coachlng the boys on the athletlc Helds you carry your teachmg lnto their classroom and thelr hearts Your llttle stones wlll always be cherished by those who know you and your guld mg hand wlll extend far over your boys ln the unlor High JUNIOR DEAN OF GIRLS Miss Vera Eger M rss Eger We can thlnk of no one we would have appre clated more to gulde us through our many prob lems whlch confronted us durmg our years ln unlor Hlgh You re tops ln every way we know SENIOR DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs Ernestme Wxedemann Mrs Wredcmann Your shoulders have Caffled the welght of many glrls problems You counseled and consoled them until they soon forgot thelr troubles Your delight ful and lnterestmg personallty has endeared you to all who have been assoclated wlth you SENIOR DEAN OF BOYS Mr Eugene Zuber Mr Zuber A champlon not only ln checkers but ln all aspects of your life Your fairness ln guldmg the Senlor hxgh boys and your fine sense of humor wlll long be remembered you, as a teacher, a counselor, and a friend, if MADELINE BIXEL Bluffton College, B.A., Western Re- serve University B.S. in L.S., Lambda Sigma if, . Y C s Q f 35 LUCILLE KANABLE R.N. Findlay Hospital, Cincinnati General Hospital, School Nurse LOUISE WERNER Findlay Business College, Attendance and Probation Officer f rw, IQSWKNM '49 f Q S g NORMAN BLALOCK Wittenberg College B.A., Bowling Green State University lVl.A.. Speech and Hearing Therapy is as-fl? RUTH E. SLOTTERBECK Bowling Green State University B.S.. University of Colorado, String ln- struments, Orchestra sul CHARLES J. ZUMPFT Findlay College B.A., Western Re- serve University, Bowling Green State University, Photography MARY ASMUS Bowling Green State University B.S., English 9, Omicron Lambda - M 1 jff fff gi I i ii S I - , -V ' I 54' 1 ' - , . , ' ,F .nnivw ,KI MM if X as 5 f is j af i?2f?v?ff' ' f . 2 65 'Q ff f- .vw A -- ,iri'fE?l'f 1: ???fi?IJ, , ,i5i V, ,tbl V .SQ ' i iiif? . .- -' 1 ' RALPH E. BOROFF Bowling Green State University B.S., Stout Institute MA., General Shop. Crafts, Reserve Basketball, junior High Track DAVID T. DAVIS Wittenberg College B.S., Urbana Uni- versity, Bowling Green State Univer- sity, Wilmington, College of the Sequoias, Math 7, Faculty Manager THOMAS E. BENDER Bethany College, Ashland College B,A., Ohio State University, University of Pittsburgh, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Science 8, Guidance 9 LUETTA BUNKE Bowling Green State University B.S., University of Colorado, English 8. Lambda Sigma RICHARD S. DOWNS Miami University, Ohio State Univer- sity B.S., M.A., Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Groups R. L. BOHYER Bowling Green State University B.S., Ohio Northern University, Mechanical Drawing, Auto Mechanics, Football, Basketball I fftfik ' , ARTHUR BURTON Findlay College B.S., General Science, Math, Geography, Varsity Football, Track VERA ECER Bowling Green State University B.S. Ohio State University M.A., Math 8 Guidance 7, 8, Junior High Girls Dean, Junior Red Cross FLORENCE GRINE Bowling Green State University B.S., Typing I, Il, Typewriting Office Prac- tice, Shorthand l, National Honor Society T -N. slim C. D. LaRUE Otterbein College A.B., Ohio State University, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, World History, Geography. Plane Geometry, Future Teachers of America BARBARA MOORE Ohio Northern University A.B., Ohio State University MA., University of Michigan, Spanish, French, Journal- ism, Fohirab, Red and Black journal MARY IMM Defiance College, Ohio State Univer- sity B.S., Home Economics, Science 7, Home Economics Club '53 NANCY MCINTYRE Bowling Green State University B.S., Health and Physical Education, G. A.A., Cheerleading LUELLA MOSS Heidelberg College A.B., University of Southern California, Latin l, ll. English ll, IZ, Y-Teens L. WM. JONES University of Toledo, Purdue Uni- versity, Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University, Findlay College, Machine Shop l, ll, Coordinator of Trade and lndustrial Education, Voca- tional lndustrial Club ,,,...--A JAMES W. MIDDLETON Ohio Northern University B.S., Ohio State University lVl.A., Vocal Music. Choir, Chorus, Glee, Octette, Girls' and Boys' Ensembles fin' W. W. NIXON Mount Union College B.S., Ohio State University lVl.A., Biology l, ll, Gen- eral Science, Traffic Patrol RAYMOND C. ORWIG Bowling Green State University B.S., Columbia University lVl.A., Shorthand ll, Ofhce Practice, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Law, Activity Account Treasurer JAMES R. SHOWKEIR Bowling Green State University AB., Western Reserve lVl.A., American His- tory, Social Studies, Football, Assist- antf!Coach, Wre ing Cqac ,l,,,.,s if ,f if-M O. E. SMITH Ohio State University B.S., Bowling Green State University, Woodshop IO, Advanced Woodshop, Printing, Girls' Home Mechanics, School Printing BRUCE SCHMIDT Mount Union College B.A.. Science 7, American History, Football, Track ALBERT SIEKERES Bowling Green State University B.S., lVl.A., Ohio State University, Chemis- try, Physics. Driver Education, Hi-Y, CSenior chapterj ' A-as J-' fZ?F?ssa1,sv35?ff:ffiffg -, - use f' ff .-: g,,7gg-ff 1 -Sfggfs-fgegi-3-full Sai '-' pf trims?-.-p,fg, -1, V A -is-ss.- an -- - -,...-: :em-is A .. ,-'- Sw' W Q -152 'z sf 'Ei ' I . - NL Awe-'. M' iff if ffmeisai lzm' il WM. SMITH Bowling Green State University B.S., General Business, Bookkeeping, Com- mercial Math, Typing, junior High Basketball DOROTHY SHINE Bowling Green State University B.S., George Washington University, Eng- lish 7, Y-Teens, Adviser DORIS SMITH Heidelberg College, junior High and Senior High Home Economics, Cloth- ing Construction, Home Economics Club INA SPONSLER Ohio Wesleyan University A.B., New York University lVl.A., Math 8, Short- hand I, Y-Teens Adviser, Fohirab Circulation Committee Adviser ii- it H v-ii5,'I'5il!S ffwfag- Ev isis W i:- we .-. 5 ' x 'fir' Kiwi : z.,-55-1 'Q ij: i 'FQ ,:: ?55'Pasi'.jQgsS..- 1f f1rfjjgfLif'gQf',,'Q1,Q:,,i3gIf 'f -K 1 Q on ' , , ff ?2f - yigw . tfhfcs - 1 - fp, ,gf g :xr ,,11QVxW3 2:g V , ,1 g .. ll. 5' fiirgegii-EL - :SfFr5 ' ,::-- : :1 Vs ' - ' . Y- fi My . ' r s f , Z! K W . ' A - i.lf5Qzfi.5!-i,t9':,g, A ,- - 3, , ,V L, 1 x Y r 2 ii is HAZEL STUBBINS Bowling Green State University B.S., University of Michigan lVl.A., Univer- sity of Colorado, University of Roches- ter, Social Studies 8 LESTER A. VANSANT Findlay College B.A., Ohio State Uni- versity M.A., General Science 9, Junior High Math 8, Hi-Y fSophomore chapterj ONEITA WHITEMAN Miami University, Bowling Green State University B.S., New York Uni- versity M.A., Social Studies 7, Eng- lish 7 CHARLES SUTER Bluffton College A.B., Ohio State University B.S., MA., Art. Art Club ERNESTINE WIEDEMANN Ohio Northern University A.B., Ohio State University, English IO, Y-Teens Adviser, Senior High Girls' Dean JOHN WOLFARTH Toledo University, Ohio Northern University, Related Math, Science and Blueprint Reading, V.l.C, Club if DAVID D. THOMPSON Bowling Green State University B.S., B.A., Public Speaking, English ll, Stage crew, Omicron Lambda. junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Speech Activities ug.-ul' .-+' ARTHUR WILSON Bowling Green State University B.S., lVl.A., Health and Physical Education. Football Assistant Coach. Basketball. Coach E. R. ZUBER Bluffton College A.B., Bowling Green State University M.S.E., Math, Algebra, General Math, Math lll, Counseling, Hi-Y Uunior chapterl Senior High Boys' Dean SENIORS . . . A-:J - - -.:.-'El ,ax X WX: NBL Xxx Y xxhkhhgk Nix 'xxT'x-'XX xxx N '- J - - - -S 41 1 4x K The end of the long road to the future is near- ing completion. During our long climb upward we , have faced many crises and increased Q Y our knowledge in many ways. f Scholarship has been a major part of our high 5 school years, but also important were the activ- ities and good times. After we leave high school we will be heard to say many times Remember when . . . ? A few of th h ' ese t at we might name are . . . H remember our first day in the seventh grade when we came into the auditorium D like little lost sheep . . . working long hours on our i Ohio History notebooks . . . we were first allowed at the Senior High dances . . . we joined all our clubs and chose the activities in which we wished to participate . . . our happy times in Sophomore heaven and sitting in the Peanut Gallery at assemblies . . . the proms, plays, the gab sessions in the locker rooms . . .the first time that we came into 329 as one class, and walked down the aisle in assembly while everyone paid us respect as Seniors. Then in a few days you can say, Remember when we were graduated from FHS? Yes, there are a lot of things to remember about school days-they play an important part in everyone's life. 2'l enior Class llfficers President Jim Mcclung Vice-president Kathy Beamer Secretary Jane Henry Girls' Treasurer Peach Erbland Boys' Treasurer Don Saliers MOTTO One step at a time, but always forward. COLOR Emerald Green and White FLOWER White Carnation POEM Everyday brings a challenge new, A difficult task for us to do. Something that's never been done before, Something that will take your best, then a little more. Some will gain wealth: others, fame, To many, life will be but a game. But one and all must run the race, 'Tis up to each to find his pace. We each have goals we hope to reach, And each a doctrine of good to preach. Some will go silently, others will be heard, One step at a time, but always forward. by Carolyn Bower 'iv g i sl l. 5 CHARLES ADAMS DEANNA AUNGST DON BAKER Slow and steady A gentle disposition brings I d0n't let studies interfere wins the race. the owner many friends. with my education. ROSE BANKS KATHY BEAMER SUSAN BENDER HERBERT BETHEL Want to laugh, love, She loved her friends, High-erected thoughts Silence is the perfect and live. forgave her foes. seated in the heart of herald of joy. courtesy. GENE BOLLINC-ER CAROLYN BOWER JAYNIS CLARK A little work, a little play, From her pen flowed words Who can forget the rich to kcep us going. of grace and wisdom. light of her smile over lips moved with music. T xx f his - , 921 'Ha Jzei l' 'inf 2f':'t:t?i'f'i-N ' 1 mike is 25 -if: Q - -.f ' fl .. ' ' V R ' 4 fl F ' ' ' 4..::','- ' ff- iisfgigfwgf f'ii:1 , T: 'I-17 f, ,gfggwffi sz' .iz - . ff-.-Y ,, I-wfsizfizis W , . . at E- ' ' L, -' :g.n,gi7,i'f ff?frffZ' 1 ,, -?,,-f5,5fgaim?:f1' ' 2,59 4 ' iff' ' zgffj ' ' -E 5. W' , 'wigii-'L7Xf??s1f5if , U ,. N JANICE. CLINGER GORDON COCKRELL JAMES CONLEY Too small to see, but School's all right, but it's Allow me to speak what l always heard. not my line. honestly feel. ,IANIS CONLEY WAYNE COOK HETH CORL BETTY CROSBY 'Man has his will, but Tends to his own affairs Nobody's enemy but Flaming hair, sweet dispo woman has her way. strictlyliand makes no everyone's friend. sition, willing to please. rags. AUDREY DAUTERMAN MARTHA DAVIS BETTY DAVISON She's sometimes glad, some- No single conquest: No one knew her, but to times sad, even mischievous, triumph is her aim. love her, no one saw her, but never bad. but to smile. ss? DARDANELLA DeC-OOD ANN DENNIS MARILYN DICKEN The mildest manners and Being all that she is and I..ife's no longerifwe hurry: the gentlest heart. nothing that she is not. life's no better if we worry. an xg? GEORGE DIETERLE DON DOE BETTY DOSTER MARVIN DRAKE He who knows much Books! 'tis a dull and Still waters run deep. A scientist he ought to has many cares. and endless strife. be, and the world's praise will be his fee. EDITH ANN DULL HAROLD DUNFEE DANNY EARLIE They're only truly great All kinds of service I woke up one morning who are truly good. with a noble ease. and found myself famous. we 5 1 5 Zlfiisg. ' f- if-Q :G 75- W 1 35 32:1 M Q2 . -Q7- Xikih . F sa f , Q f 'fl il 25 is li R 5 if f ei. R wp' N 31 .Q X K ii 4 V 5 T ., ' , .. ,, A .,., ., . f.. 4. 35 , 5-'Q fff- - - FRED EATHERTON MAYNARD EATHERTON One heart must hold both Ever loyal, ever true, to brothers, never seen apart. the task he has to do. HELEN ERBLAND Here's the girl with a heart and a smile, that makes the bubble of life worthwhile. nw.. A wg. FERN EVERS HAROLD FAUST CONNIE FISHER DON FRANKFATHER Her ways are ways of Blessings on him who Her thoughts, conduct A jolly lad is flill of fun pleasantnessf' invented sleep. are her own. and always mee to everyone. lsii A . ,eee ,. K 1 I DOROTHY FREESE A smile for all, a greeting glad, a lovaole, jolly way she had. NANCY FRUTH Happy, gay, but hard to -please. 5 'K 'I ' X ri ' A RICHARD FRUTH Away! O' lore of books. Sb RICHARD FRY CHARLOTTE C-AMBLE MARCELLA GARDNER Politeness costs nothing, 'Tis modesty that makes Better to be small and and gains everything. a woman seem divine. shine than to be big and cast a shadow. H f - 3 : i ' L :E1i4S:E5z5i 1 if ' i Nr, ig ab' RICHARD C-ILLESPIE JAMES GONYER SHARON GOOD TOM GOOD Doing no mischief, but Life is what you make it. On her cheek an autumn Tho' modest on his unem- only thinking of it. Hush, deeply ripenedfsuch harrassed brow, Nature has a blush. written-Gentleman! JOYCE GWINER KRISTIN HARLEY ARLENE HARRISON She smiles for the sake of Who mixed reason with Whatever I have clone in smiling, and laughs for no pleasure, and wisdom with life, I tried to do well. reason but fun. mirth. ' - ,, - v.:.k 'g i sly - ttyy I to W m y ,? b,. I A -',,,. , V ' i I Lp. ,+ DON HAUSER CAROLYN HAYNES JANE HENRY Fame in athletics plus A light heart lives long. A ready smile, a helping personality. hand, a soul that strength- ens friendship. 'Mai DALE HILL KAY HISER DARWIN HOFFMAN ELDON HORNER Shyness never was his I want my soul to be A ladies' man is surely he, Thou art a fellow of fault. friendly. good looking too as you good respect. can see. ,IANICE HULL CHARLES JACKSON RAYMOND JACKSON Quiet and unobtrusive, but Not that I love studies less, An extremely 'reserved efficient for all that. but I love mischief more. fellow. 'XNQD ROBERT KING DAVID KIRK JEAN KOONS Courteous he is and willing Not too serious, not too A pleasant manner is to be of service. gay, but a rare good worth a fortune. fellow.' ' :-' ii- 'i -v - I , I rr--f if 'wi a JANET LAMBRIGHT JAMES LAIVIBRIGI-IT JAMES LONG JACK LOZIER Nice things always come What could I do with size He is faithful in all And still the wonder grew in small packages. when I can do so much he does. that one small head could without it? GEORGE LUDLOW MITZI NICARTI-IUR The world is a wheel, and Her air, her manners, all it will all come around all who saw, admired. 1 right. carry all he knew N. fr, ' R ws JAMES MeCLUNG Wherever the fates lead us, let us follow. 3sagfl'3'w5W1 Q -ff to ?' ' ' . ,ns 535590 mmf' 1 DORENE MANECKE ARTHUR MEYERS JOHN MILLS Silence is more elegant Take life seriously, and I know a lot, and just than words. what is it worth? can't think of it. SYLVIA MULLINS BEVERLEE MYERS PAUL MYERS ADOLPH NETZEL A woman's task is always She is pretty to walk with, Easy come, easy go. Dare him not, lest he a light one if her heart and witty to talk with, and do it. is light. pleasant too, to think on. siitn f T gi A , f5?'f'T W'-1i.1 71 i'i I tl,, :fr f 'i i .s,' ff'f'.i. , ,K DOUGLAS NISWANDER WILMA NISWENDER DALLAS NYE Speech is great, but silence A blush is beautiful, but Blessed are the is greater. ' ' often inconvenientf ' joymakersf ' X aim ' 1' ' ff , f fi f is ett Af' iv .Qi Q' 2 Q N k X ,IO ANN PAGE DARLENE PEELER A pleasing countenance is A comrade true, and full a silent recommendation. of glee. Nw CAROLE PRICE SHARON RADCLIFF Nothing great was ever Love is better than achieved without fame. enthusiasm. RUTHANNE REITER A sweet attractive kind of grace. 52' , is , i Wfhvv' Z- , X N fwfr ?s, i y ,Q mEj is t in t x x X ' x wx M35 A , ts- X 3 2 if Maja Lf',, ', I I wi I ,X 4 l x as ,iii Elias' f P X LQ X 5 Q get I K, QQ W 1 Ke M is mi 'Hs v Qi WR , New 9512 ali 33 5-2 if A 2 A DANNY PELTON Every man has his devilish moments. S5QWWYQ1'f'i 'L' fi-RW Em? 3 X XX N ', w: ,g- gzseri skiing 945 xf. W sr T, 1 Z 1 -fk,.- 7. Q fmgufwyf ...,., , 7' 1 1 tt X is IM ia 1 :B I wi Q Q A X E is gf m A If il . WILLIAM RADCLIFF Character is the beacon to success. Y' s SKS? W 'it Q ' WS nge, V...-as s..,,r' -A windy' A -er Fi' E ,I I ,l A f .., . .K I -- I JAMES REBS Men of few words are the best men. Q- 'U' HOWARD RICHARDS JUDY RINEHART Not afraid of work, but A charming girl with eyes not in sympathy with it. of blue, it's hard to find a friend so true. DUANE RISER JOYCE RISSER ,IOE ROPER I never was a coward. Faithful is she in every Only the tall man knows way, always the same from the joy of the upper air. day to day. DON ROTHGEB JACK RUNION DON SALIERS NANCY SANDERS Though an angel should There lies a great deal of He hath a knowledge of Life's a jest and all the write, 'tis devil's must deviltry beneath the both book and human things show it: thought so print. exterior. kind. once, and now I know it. fgygq' i LARRY SI-IARPLESS ROBERT SHAW ALICE SMITH The rule of my life is to Aim high and believe you The world delights in make business a pleasure are capable of great things. sunny people. and pleasure my business. T!.'3 if , . KENNETH SMITH WILLIS SMITH LE ROY STEWART The time to be happy is I-le has a humor of his ln him the grave and now. own. playful mixed. JERRY STEWART SUSAN STONE RONALD STODDARD JOANN THOMAS 'The better you know him, Magnificent spectacle of He lives content and Many things have been the better you like him. human happiness. envies none. hoped flor, snd'l'm still opmg. WILLIAM VITT DUANE VOCEL HELEN WAGONER Silence is a true friend who He is a lad reserved and The simple tastes, the never betrays, good, who helped a friend kindly traits. when e'er he could. AN ITA WALKER RUBY WEIKER PAULA WENTZ Round her eyes, her tresses F air, favorable, fit, and Brightly smile and sweetly fell: which were blackest friendly. sing. none could tell. in 'UQ MICHAEL WERNER LARRY WETHERILL MELVIN WHITE RICHARD WIDMER The only way to have a A little nonsense now and Enjoy what you can, en- Give me the simple life. friend is to be one. then is relished by the dure what you must. best of men. ERVIN WOODRUFF SHIRLEY WYANS SHIRLEY YOUNG His heart is like a street- Steady and true as the Better to be out of this carp always full, but always stars that shine. world than out of fashion. room for one more. CHARLES ADAMS Projection Club, 2-3-43 An- nual Staff, 43 Gym Assist- ant, 4 DEANNA AUNGST Annual Staff, 43 Joumal Staff, 2-3-43 Library Staff, 23 Hall Monitor, 3 DON BAKER Hi-Y, 2-33 One Act Play, I-23 Choir, 2-3-43 Chorus, 2-3-43 Boys' Glee, 2-3-4 ROSE BANKS G.A.A., I-2: F.H.A., I-2-3. vice president, 43 Hall Mon- itor, 4 KATHY BEAMER Y-Teens, 2-3-4, president, 43 Omicron Lambda, I-23 Lamb- da Sigma, 2-3-43 National Honor, 3-43 Student Council, I-2-3-4, treasurer, 33 Quill and Scroll, 3-43 Annual Staff, 43 ,Ioumal Staff, 2-3-43 Hall Monitor, I-23 Home room officer, I-2-3, class vice pres- ident, 3-43 junior Class Play Crew, 33 One Act Play I-2-3 SUSAN BENDER Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, 2-343 Lambda Sig- ma, 2-3-4, president, 43 Na- tional Honor, 3-4, secretary. treasurer, 43 Quill and Scroll, 43 Annual Staff, 4, Managing Editor, 43 All School Play Crew, 2-33 Junior Class Play Crew, 33 One Act Play Crew, 33 Chorus, 2-3-43 Accompan- ist, 2-3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-3-4: enior Activities Art Club, I-3-4, president, 3-4 HERBERT BETHEL V.l.C. 3,4 GENE BOLLINGER Modem Music Masters, 33 Band, I-2-3-43 Orchestra. 2- 3-43 Pit Orchestra, 2-33 Pep Band, 2-3-4 CAROLYN BOWER National Honor, 43 Quill and Scroll, 43 ,Ioumal Staff, 2-3-43 Student Nurse, 43 All School Play, 43 Junior Class Play Crew, 3 JAYNIS CLARK Y-Teens, 2-3-4, song leader, 43 Omicron Lambda, I-2: Lambda Sigma, 2-33 Modern Music Masters, 2-3, officer. 33 Annual Staff, 43 Circula- tion Manager, 43 Library Staff, I-2: All School Play Crew, 33 Junior Class Play Crew, 33 One Act Play Crew. 33 Choir, 2-3-43 Chorus. 2- 3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-3-43 Double Octette, 2-3-43 Girls' Octette. 23 Girls' Ensemble, 3-43 Band. I-2-3-43 Orchestra, I-2-3-43 Pit Orchestra, 3: Operetta Lead, I-3: Art Club. I JANICE CLINGER Y-Teens, 2-3-4. cabinet mem- ber, 43 Omicron Lambda, I-2-3-4, Corresponding sec- retary, I: Lambda Sigma. 2-3-43 Hall Monitor, I-2-33 All School Play, I-23 assist- ant stage manager, 33 Junior Class Play Stage Manager, 3: One Act Play, 43 crew, 2-3 3 Stage Crew, I-2-33 Choir, 2-3-43 Chorus, 2-3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-3-4: Double Octette, 3-43 Girls' Octette, 3-43 Girls' Ensemble, 4 GORDON COCKRELL I-li-Y, 2-3: Band, I-Z-3-4 JAN CONLEY Cheerleading, I-2-43 Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, I-23 Lambda Sigma, 2-3-43 Na- tional Honor, 3-43 Modem Music Masters, 2-33 Quill and Scroll, 3-43 Annual Staff, 43 Annual Editor. 43 ,Ioumal Staff, 2-3 -4, page editor, 33 Hall Monitor, l'2Q Home room officer, I-23 All School Play, 23 Publicity Chairman. 23 One Act Play I-2-33 Choir. 2-3-43 secretary, treasurer, 43 Chorus, 2-3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-3-43 Band, I-2 JIM CONLEY Football, 2-3-43 Hi-Y, 2-3-43 Chaplain, 33 Projection Club, I-2-3-43 National Honor, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Student Photographer, 43 journal Staff, 43 Circulation Man- ager, 43 Hall Monitor, I-23 Home room officer, I-2: ,lun- ior Class Play, 33 One Act Play, I-2-43 Choir, 2 3 Chorus. 23 Boys' Glee, 23 Band, I WAYNE COOK V.I.C., 3-4 HETH CORL Hi-Y, 2-3-43 Projection Club, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, 2- 3-43 Parliamentarian, 43 Na- tional Honor, 43 Annual Staff, 43 junior Class Play, 33 One Act Play, 43 Choir, 43 Chorus, 2-3-43 Boys' Glee, 2-3-4 BETTY ANN CROSBY Y-Teens, 2-3-43 GAA, 2-3-4, treasurer. 4: Chorus, 2-3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-3-4 AUDREY DAUTERMAN Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Modern Music Masters, 33 Annual Staff, 43 Hall Monitor, 2-33 Choir, 2-3-43 Chorus, 2-3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-3-43 Band. I-2-3-4: Orchestra. 3-4: Pep Band, 2-3 MARTHA DAVIS Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, I-2-33 Annual Staff, 43 All-School Play, 33 junior Class Play, 3, Director, 3, Stage Crew, 2, Chief Usher, 23 Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-43 Band. I-2- 3-43 Orchestra, I-2-3-43 Pit Orchestra, I BETTY DAVISON Cheerleading, 2: Y-Teens. 2-3-4, Y-Teens Triangle Leader, 43 Omicron Lambda, I-2-3: Quill and Scroll, 43 Annual Staff, 43 journal Staff, 2-3-4: Advertising, 3-43 As- sistant News Editor, 43 Hall Monitor, I3 Class Treasurer, 3 35 DARDANELLA DeGOOD Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron, 2- 3-4: Lambda Sigma, 2-3-4: ,loumal Staff, 2-3: Hall Monitor, 2-3 : All-School Play, 2: junior Class Play, 3: Latin Club, 4, President, 4 ANN DENNIS Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Lambda Sig- ma, 2-3-4: GAA, 2: National Honor, 4: Annual Stall, 4: joumal Staff, 3-4, Business Manager, 4, Advertising, 3 MARILYN DICKEN Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Lambda Sig- ma, 2-3-4: National Honor, 4: Modern Music Masters, 2- 3-4: Annual Staff, 4: Chorus, 2-3: Girls' Glee, 2-3: Band, I-2-3-4, Librarian, 4: Or- chestra, I-2-3-4, Librarian, 4: Pit Orchestra, 2-3-4: Pep Band, 2-3 GEORGE DIETERLE VIC, 3-4: Traffic Patrol, 4 DONALD DOE Football, 3-4: Basketball, 3: Homeroom Officer, Hi-Y, 2- 3-4: Omicron Lambda, 2-3-4: VIC, 3-4: Homeroom Oilicer I BETTY DOSTER Y-Teens, 2-3-4: F.H.A., 2-3- 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Student Nurse, 2: Hall Mon- itor, I MARVIN DRAKE Basketball, I-2-3: Hi-Y, 2- 3-4: National Honor, 3-4, Vice-President, 4: One Act Play, 3: Stage Crew, I : Choir. I-2-3-4, President, 4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, 2-3-4: Double Octette, 3-4: Boys' Octette, 3-4: Band, I-2-3-4, President, 4: Orchestra, 2-3-4, President, 4: Dance Band, 3-4: Dixieland Band, 3 36 EDITH ANN DULL Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2-3-4, President, 4: Lambda Sigma, 2-3-4, Secretary, 4: National Honor, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Student Nurse, 3-4: All-School Play, 3: junior Class Play, 3: One Act Play, 4, Assistant Direc- tor. 4: Chorus, 2-3-4, Girls' Glee, 2-3-4. HAROLD DUNFEE Omicron Lambda, l-2: VIC, 3-4: Stage Crew, I-2-3: Choir, 4: Chorus, I-2-3-4: Boys' Glee, I-2-3-4 DAN LEE EARLIE Student Council, I: Home- room Officer, I: Gym Assist- ant, 3-4: All-School Play, I: Basketball, 2-3 FRED EATHERTON Projection Club, I-2: V.I.C., 3-4 MAYNARD EATHERTON Projection Club, I-2: V.I.C., 3-4 HELEN ERBLAND Cheerleading, I-2-3-4: Y- Teens, 2-3-4: Y-Teens Tri- angle Leader, 4: Omicron Lambda, I: Lambda Sigma, 2-3-4: National Honor, 3-4: Student Council, 4: Quill and Scroll, 3-4: Annual Literary Head, 4: journal Staff, 2- 3-4, Page Editor, 3, Circula- tion Manager, 4: Homeroom Officer, 2-3: Class Girls' Treasurer, 4 F ERN EVERS Y-Teens, Z-3-4: G.A.A., l- 2-3: Chorus, I-2: Girls' Glee, I-2 HAROLD FAUST Football, I-3: Basketball, I- 2-3: Traflic Patrol, 3-4: Stage Crew, 3-4 CONNIE FISHER Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2: Annual Staff, 4, lndex Editor, 4: journal Staff, 2-3: Library Staff, 3: Gym Assistant, 2: Stage Crew, I: Band, I-2-3: Art Club, I DON FRANKFATHER Football, 3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2: Gym Assistant, 4: Art Club, l DOROTHY FREESE Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2: G.A.A., 2-3-4: Annual Staff, 4: Cafeteria Staff, 3: Gym Assistant, I-2-3: Stage Crew, 3: Choir, 2-3: Chorus, 2-3: Girls' Glee, 2-3 NANCY FRUTH Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Y-Teens Tri- angle Leader, 4: Omicron Lambda, I: Lambda Sigma, 2-3-4: National Honor, 4: Annual Staff, I: Hall Mon- itor, I-4: All-School Play, I: jr. Class Play, 3: One Act Play, I : Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee, 2-3-4 DICK F RUTH V.I.C., 3-4: Traffic Patrol, 3-4 DICK FRY Football Manager, I-2-3-4: Head Football Manager, 3-4: Basketball Manager, I: Track, 4: Omicron Lambda, 3: Annual Staff, 4: joumal Staff, 4: Traflic Patrol, 3-4: Hall Monitor, 4: All-School Play Crew, 4: Stage Crew, 3-4 CHARLOTTE GAMBLE Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, 2-3-4: Treasurer, 4: Lambda Sigma, 2-3-4: Stu- dent Nurse, 3-4: All-School Play Crew, 4 MARCELLA GARDNER Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Y-Teens Tri- angle Leader, 4: Omicron Lambda, 2-3-4: Lambda Sig- ma, 2-3-4, Treasurer, 4: An- nual Staff, 4: Library Staff, 2: Student Nurse, 4: Hall Monitor, 3: All-School Play, 2-3: Assistant Director, 3: Junior Class Play, 3: One Act Play Crew, 3, Director, 4: Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee, 2-34 DICK GILLESPIE I-Ii-Y, I: V.I.C., 3-4: Band, I -Z-3-4 JIM GONYER V.l.C., 3-4: Traffic Patrol, 4 SHARON GOOD Y-Teens, I-2-3-43 F.H.A.. I-23 Annual Staff, 43 Library Staff, I-23 Student Nurse, 43 Choir, I-21 Chorus, I-2-3-43 Girls' Glee, I-2-43 Homeroom Officer, I-2-33 4-H Secretary- Treasurer, 3 TOM GOOD Football, I-23 Basketball Manager, 2-33 V.I.C., 3-43 Traffic Patrol, 3-4 JOYCE GWINER Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, I-23 National Hon- or, 4g Annual Staff, 43 Hall Monitor, 2-33 Gym Assistant, I-2-33 junior Class Play, 3: One Act Play, 4 KRIS HARLEY Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, I3 National Honor, 3-4: Quill and Scroll, 3-43 Annual Staff, 43 Literary head, 43 Junior Class Play, 33 One Act Play Crew, 33 Hall Monitor, 33 Library Staff, I3 Journal Staff, 2-3-4, Editor, 43 journal Page Editor, 3 ARLENE HARRISON Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, I-2-3-43 Annual Staff, 43 Choir, 2-3-43 Chorus, 2-3-43 Girls' Glee, 2-3-43 One Act Play, 43 Junior Class Play, 33 All-School Play Crew, I-2 DON HAUSER Football, I-2-3-4, Co-Cap tain, 43 I-li-Y, 2-3-4, Vice- President, 23 Gym Assistant, I-2-33 Band, I-2-33 Home- room Officer, 2 CAROLYN HAYNES Y-Teens, 33 Omicron Lamb- da, 3,3 G.A.A., I-2-43 F.H.A., 23 Hall Monitor, 4 JANE HENRY Cheerleading, 2-3-43 Y-Teens, 2-3-4, Y-Teen Triangle lead- er, 43 Omicron Lambda, I-23 National Honor, 3-43 Hall Monitor, I-23 Student Coun- cil, I-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, President, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Quill and Scroll, 3-43 Jour- nal Stafli, 2-3-43 Homeroom Officer, I-2-3, Class Secre- tary, 43 Gym Assistant, I-23 junior Class Play Assistant Director, 33 One Act Play Crew, I-2 DALE HILL Hi-Y, 2-33 V.I.C., 3-4 KAY HISER Y-Teens, 43 Omicron Lamb- da, I-23 G.A.A., 2-3-43 Gym Assistant, I-2-3-4 DARWIN HOFFMAN Football, I-23 Basketball, I3 Hall Monitor, I-2-43 junior Class Play, 43 Gym Assistant, 2-33 Homeroom Officer, I3 Choir, 2-3-43 Chorus, 2-3-43 Boys' Glee, 2-3-4 ELDON HORNER Hi-Y, 2-3-43 Omicron Lamb- da, 2-3-43 Annual Staff Ad- vertising Manager, 43 Gym Assistant, 43 junior Class Play Technical Director, 33 Choir, 3-43 Chorus, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, 2-3-4 JANICE HULL Y-Teens, 2-33 G.A.A., 33 F.H.A., 2-4, Secretary, 4 CHARLES JACKSON Football, 2-3-43 Track, I-2- 3-4, Co-Captain, 33 Annual Staff, 43 Hall Monitor, 33 All-School Play, 33 One Act Play, 43 Choir, 2-3-43 Chorus, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, 2-3-43 Double Octette, 43 Boys' Octette, 4 RAYMOND JACKSON Cafeteria Staff, I-2-3-43 ,Iu- nior Class Play Crew, 3 BOB KING Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Vice-President, 33 Projection Club, 2-3-43 Annual Staff, 4 DAVID KIRK Football Trainer, 3-43 Bas- ketball Head Manager, 43 Wrestling, 33 Omicron Lamb- da, 2-3-43 Stage Crew, 2-3 JEAN KOONS Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Omicron Lambda, 23 G.A.A., 2-3-4, Officer, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Gym Assistant, 2-3-4 JANET LAMBRIGHT Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Lambda Sigma, 2-3-43 Annual Staff. 43 Library Staff, I-2-33 Hall Monitor, I-23 Gym Assist- ant, 3 JIM LAMBRIGHT Projection Club, 2-3-43 Hall Monitor, 3-43 All-School Play, I3 junior Class Play, 3 JIM LONG Football, 33 Track, I-23 Class Oflicer, I-2: Chorus, I-2 JACK LOZIER Basketball Manager, 3-43 Wrestling Head Manager, 43 Hi-Y, 2-3-43 Annual Staff Photographer, 43 All-School Play, I-2: One Act Play, 23 Art Club, I GEORGE LUDLOW Football, I-23 Basketball, I- 23 Baseball, I-23 Hi-Y. 3-4, Vice-President, 43 Annual Staff, 43 One Act Play, 43 Choir, 3-43 Chorus, 3-43 Boys' Glee, 3-43 Double Octette, 3-43 Boys' Octette, 3-4: Band, I-2 DORENE MANECKE Y-Teens, 2-3-43 F.H.A., 2-3-4 MITZI MCARTHUR Y-Teens, 2-3-43 Vice-Pres- ident, 43 Omicron Lambda. I3 Lambda Sigma, 23 Na- tional Honor, 43 Student Council, I3 Annual Staff, 43 Homeroom Oflicer, I-33 Art Club, 3-4, Vice-President, 4 37 JIM MeCLUNG Football, 2-3-4, Co-Captain. 4: Basketball. 3, 4. Co-Cap- tain, 4: Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Pres- ident, 2, Secretary, 3: Na- tional Honor, 3-4: Student Council. I-2-3-4: Annual Staff, 4: Homeroom Officer, I-2-3, Class President, 3-4: One Act Play, I: Choir, 2-3- 4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, 2-3-4: Double Octette, 3-4: Band, I-2-3-4: Pit Orchestra, 2: Dixieland Band. 3 ARTHUR MEYERS Football, I-2: Annual Staff, 4: Traflic Patrol, 3-4: Hall Monitor, 3 JOHN MILLS Football. I-2-34: Hi-Y, 2- 3-4: Chaplain, 2: President, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Hall Mon- itor, I-2: Class Oflicer, 3: Junior Class Play, 3: One Act Play, I SYLVIA MULLINS Y-Teens, 2-3: joumal Staff, 2-3-4: Student Nurse, 4: All-School Play Crew. 4: Junior Class Play Crew, 3 BEVERLEE MYERS Y-Teens, 3-4: G.A.A., 4: F.H.A., 2: joumal Staff, 4: Student Nurse, 4: llall Mon- itor, 4: Chorus, 4: Girls' Glee, 4: Future Nurses of America, 3 38 PAUL MYERS V.l.C.. 3-4, Cafeteria Staff, I-2-3: Chorus, 2: Boys' Glee, 2 ADOLPH NETZEL Football, 3: V.l.C.. 3-4 DOUG NISWANDER Projection Club, 2: V.l.C.. 3-4: Traflic Patrol, 3-4 WILMA NISWENDER Y-Teens, 2-3-4, treasurer, 4: Omicron Lambda. I-2: Lamb- da Sigma, 2-3-4: Annual Staff, 4: All-School Play, 3 DALLAS NYE Football, I: Wrestling Let- terman, I-2-3: V.l.C., 3-4: Cafeteria Staff, 2: Stage Crew, 2 JOANN PAGE Y-Teens, 2-3-: F,T.A., I-2- 3-4, Vice-President, 4 : G.A.A., 2-3-4, Vice-President, 4: An- nual Staff, 4: Library Staff, 4: Gym Assistant, 4 DARLENE PEELER Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2: G.A.A., 2-3-4: Gym Assistant, I-2 DANNY PELTON Football, 4: Projection Club, 2: V.l.C., 3-4: Homeroom Officer, I-2 CAROLE PRICE Cheerleading, 4: Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Y-Teens Triangle Leader, 4: G.A.A., 2-3-4: President, 4: National Hon- or, 4: Annual Staff, 4: journal I-Staff,2: Homeroom Officer, I-2-3: Junior Class Play Crew, 3: One Act Play, 3: One Act Play Crew, I-2: I-2: Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee, 2-3-4 BILL RADCLIFF Football, 2-3-4: Track, 3: Hi-Y, 2-3-4, 5ecretary-Treas- urer, 4: Projection Club, 2- 3-4, President, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Hall Monitor, I: Gym Assistant, 4 SHARON RADCLIFF Y-Teens, 2-3-4: G.A.A., 2- 3-4: Student Nurse, 4: Chor- us, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee, 2-34 JAMES REES Traffic Patrol, 3-4: Stage Crew, 4 RUTHANNE REITER Y-Teens, 2-3-4, Secretary, 4: Omicron Lambda, I-2-3-4, Secretary, 4: National Hon- or, 4: Annual Staff, 4: journal Staff, 4: Junior Class Play, 3: One Act Play Assistant Di- rector, 4: Choir, 3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee, 2-3-4: Orchestra, I-2-3 HOWARD RICHARDS Omicron Lambda, I : Modem Music Masters, 2-3: Band, I-2-3-4: Pep Band, I JUDY RINEHART Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I: Lambda Sigma, 2-3-4: National Honor, 4: Quill and Scroll. 3-4: Annual Staff, 4, Index Editor, 4: ,Ioumal Staff, 2-3-4, Page Editor, 3, News Editor, 4: Library Staff, I: Student Nurse, 4: Hall Monitor, I: Homeroom Officer, 3: junior Class Play, 3 JOE ROPER Football, I: Basketball, I: Omicron Lambda, 2-3-4: Caf- eteria Staff, I : Traffic Patrol, I: All-School Play Crew, 2-3-4: junior Class Play Crew, 2-3: Senior Class Play Crew, 3-4: One Act Play Crew, 2-3-4: Stage Crew, I-2-3-4: Stage Manager, 4 DON ROTHGEB Football, 3: Wrestling. 3: Hi-Y, 2-3-4: Cafeteria Staff, 3: Choir, 2-3: Chorus, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, 2-3-4 DUANE RISER Football, I: Omicron Lamb- da, 3-4: Stage Crew, 3-4 JOYCE RISSER Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2-3-4, officer, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Library Staff, I-2: All-School Play, 2: junior Class Play, 3: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee, 2-3-4 JACK RUNION Projection Club, I-2: V.l.C., 3-4, president, 4 DON SALIERS Hi-Y, 2-3-4. Chaplain, 4: National Honor, 3-4, pres- ident, 4: Modem Music Mas- ters, 3, treasurer, 3: Student Council, 2-3-4: Annual Staff, 4. circulation manager, 4: Homeroom officer, I-2-3: Class Boys' Treasurer, 3-4: All-School Play, 2-3-4: One Act Play, 2-3-4: Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, Z-3-4: Double Octette, 2-3-4: Boys' Octette, 3-4: Band, I-2- 3-4, vice-president, 4: Orches- tra, I-2-3-4, vice-president, 4: German Band, 3: Dance Band, I-2-3-4: Pit Orchestra, I-2-3-4: Dixieland Band, I-2- 3-4: Pep Band, I-2-3-4 NANCY SANDERS Y-Teens, 4: G.A.A., 2-3-4: Modem Music Masters, 2: Annual Staff. 4: Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee. 2-34 LARRY SHARPLESS Wrestling, 3: Omicron Lamb- da, 3-4: Annual Staff, 4: joumal Staff, 3: Traflic Pa- trol, I BOB SHAW Basketball, I-2-3-4, co-cap- tain: 4: Hi-Y, 2-3-4, secre- tary. 2: Student Council, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Homeroom oflicer, I: Gym Assistant, I: Choir, 2: Chorus, 2: Boys' Glee, 2: Band, I-2-3: Pep Band, I ALICE SMITH Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I: Lambda Sigma, 2-3-4, vice president, 4: An- nual Staff, 4, Business Man- ager, 4: journal Staff, 4, Li- brary sms, 3, Hall Monitor. I-2: Homeroom oflicer, 3: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee, KENNETH SMITH Annual Staff, 4: Cafeteria Staff, 2-3: Shop Assistant, 2-4 WILLIS SMITH Football, 2: Omicron Lamb- da, I-2: V.I.C., 3-4, secretary, treasurer, 4: Traflic Patrol, 2-3: Hall Monitor, 2: Stage Crew, I JERRY STEWART Track, I-2-3-4: Stage Crew, 3 LE ROY STEWART Football, I-2-3-4: Basketball, 2: Cafeteria Staff, I-2-3: Traflic Patrol, I-2-3-4: Stage Crew, 2-3-4 RONALD STODDARD Hall Monitor, 4 SUSAN STONE Omicron Lambda, 2: Lambda Sigma, 2: G.A.A., 2-3-4: Hall Monitor, 3 .IO ANN THOMAS Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2-3: ,Ioumal Staff, 2: Library Staff, I-2-3-4 WILLIAM VITI' Track, 2: Omicron Lambda, 4: Stage Crew, 3-4: Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, 2-3-4 DUANE VOGEL Omicron Lambda, 2-3-4: All- Scbool Play Crew, 2-3-4: ju- nior Class Play Crew, 2-3-4: Senior Class Play Crew, Z-3-4: One Act Play, 2-3-4: Stage Crew, 2-3-4: Chorus, 2 HELEN WAGONER Y-Teens, 2: Omicron Lamb- da, 2: Library Staff, 4: Cafe- teria Staff, 3-4 ANITA WALKER Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2: G.A.A., 2-3-4: ,Ioumal Staff, 2: Gym Assist- ant. I-2 RUBY WEIKER Library Staff, 3-4: Cafeteria Staff, 3-4 PAULA WENTZ Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, 3-4: G.A.A., 2: An- nual Staif, 4: Student Nurse, 4: All-School Play Crew, 3-4: junior Class Play Crew, 3: One Act Play, 4: Stage Crew, 4: Choir, 2-3-4: Operetta Lead, 3: Chorus, 2-3-4: Girls' Glee. 2-3-4 MIKE WERNER Football Manager, 3: Hi-Y, 2-3-4, President, 3: Omicron Lambda, 2-3-4, Vice-Prev ident, 4: National Honoa, 4: Student Council, I: Annual StaE, 4: Homeroom Officer, I : All-School Play, 3: junior Class Play, 3: One Act Play, 4: Stage Crew, 2-3-4 LARRY WETHERILL Hi-Y, 2-3: Omicron Lambda, 2: V.l.C.. 3-4, Reporter, 4 MELVIN WHITE Projection Club, 2-3-4: Omi- cron Lambda, 4: Hall Mon- itor. 4: Stage Crew, 4 DICK WIDMER V.I.C.. 3-4 ERV WOODRUFF Basketball, I-3: Homeroom Officer. 3: Choir. 2-3-4: Chor- us, 2-3-4: Boys' Glee, 2-3-4 SHIRLEY WYANS Student Nurse. 4: All-School Play Crew, 4: Junior Class Play Crew. 3-4: One Act Play Crew, 4: Stage Crew, prop manager, 4 SHIRLEY YOUNG Y-Teens, 2-3-4: Omicron Lambda, I-2-34: Modem Music Masters, 2-3: Annual Staff, 4, Advertising Man- ager, 4: joumal Staff, I-2-34. Advertising Manager. 2-3-4: Choir, 2-3-4: Chorus 2-3-4: Girls' Clee, 2-3-4: Quill and Scroll, 4 39 ERCLA SSNIEN . .. V' 'TI WM HIM Limb TV-'Ili YFU-Wd WNW Wfiflqiigfgg ' Y VW-jg1U7f if ,- wffiwff 55331 WH 7,7717 T +i7T7TW117Hm W H y 1 l -ff NWWWVy1WWWW Mfg The fate of the high school and its tradi- qwwwm tions rests in the hands of the underclassmen To you falls the task of continuing the stand- ards set by those who have gone before. Keep them high in all that you do-clubs, music, drama, sports, and classwork. The memories of your school days, whether they are sad or happy, are the ones that will linger longest with you in the years to come. 41 Junior Class Officer President: Art Hoff Vice-President: Laquita Flannery Treasurer: Karlton Rothgeb Secretary: Susan Layton Homeroom Presidents: Mary Ann Dalton, Art Hoff, Pat Luman, Chuckie Stocker Row l: Nancy Beach, Yvonne Barringer, Sharon Adams, Joanna Baker Row 2: Joe Basehore, Sharon Boyd, Nelson Bixler Row 3: Jack Bartchlett, Howard Balsat, Allan Adams I Row l: Sally Jo Boyd, Lois Burch, Nancy Bixler, Betty Borkosky Row 2, Don Blose, Barbara Beil, Ronnie Blose Row 3: Ronnie Brown, Danny Butler, Bob Birkmire, Dick Burdick UNIOR You've had a lot of fun this year as juniors. Things have happened that you'll never forget- your vigorous campaign for class ofhcers, the class play, fwhich, by the way, was the best everb, the beautiful prom you gave for the seni- ors, the many, many hours you devoted to school activities, and last of all, the day of senior assem- bly when you moved into the senior seats as Stretch accepted the gavel from Jim. Next year is a rugged one for you. There will be disap- pointments, a lot of hard work, but you'll be left with the memory of a wonderful year as a Senior, and proud that you were graduated from FHS. Row l: Diane Crawford, Janet Crow, Clara Crosby, Janet Doe Row 2: Pat Doe, Norman Burrell, Nolan Carman, Ron- nie Dolch Row 3: john Gorrill, Fred Fredricks, Ronnie Hartley 'i Row I: Pat Fincher, Mary Ann Dalton, Laquita Flan- nery, Violet Flowers Row 2: Barbara Eatherton, Nancy Fox, Carol Fox, Phyllis Ferguson Row 3: Robert Earl, Earl Flicker, Ronnie Endicott PQ Row I: Sharon Heiserrnan, Ellen mer, Virginia Hirsh Row 2: Lawton Gerlinger, Dick Good, Jim Graves Row 3: Neil Glaser, Ronald Henry, Gregory, Kay Ham- Row l: Beverly Gooclale, Yvonne Geren, Dorcas Graber, Pat Gardner Row 2: Jim Gorrill, Levi Jones, Bob Hartman, Roy Hossler Row 3: Wayne Harris, Tom Fredricks, Rex Hathaway Row l: ,Ioan jackson, Nancy Hunker, Margaret Howard, Barbara Homer Hattendorf, Charles Row 2: Art Hoff, Bob Huth, Marlene Jordan, Kay Lind Dick Hoyer Row 3: Bill jeakle, Jesse johnson, Harold jackson Row I: ,Ioan Law, Anita Kissling, Alice Pugh Row I: Karen Masel, joyce McCracken, Linda Mavin Row 2: Nancy Lambert, Susan Layton, Pat Luman Mary Macias Row lkljlelsgn IQger, Gordon Kimble, Bob Lombardy Row 2: Jerry Matz, Charlene Mears, Bill Neikirk Row 3: Jim Newcomer, Don Murphy, Jim Mccarley Row I: jackie Phipps, jane Perry, Sandra Potts, Donna Row I: Karlton Rothgeb. jean Reiss, Connie Saubers, Powell Ralph Sackett Row 2: jim Nominee, Don Phillips, Tom Porter Row 2: Gerald Rutherford, Wayne Russell, Dick Sayre Row 3: Tom Painter, Tony Nixon, Danny Opperman Row 3: Bob Rausch, Darl Schilt, Roger Rhine Row I: Mary jane Smith, Shelby jean Smith, Judy Shiflet, Barbara Scott Row 2: Nancy Snyder, Jane Siegchrist, Ralph Schmitz. Larry Snyder Row 3: Dick Senn, jerry Smith, Duane Shafer, Duane Smith 3' Row I: Sally Snyder, Chuck Stocker, Roberta Swartz- Row I: SharonWalker, Karen Whitney, Eileen Volkmer. baugh Sally Ward Row 2: Dick Turner, Harold Turner, Bill Stover Row 2: Archie Waltermyer, Gene Vogel, joe Wagner, Row 3: Larry Swihart, Tom Thaxton, Bob Staple Alfred Williams Row 3: Danny Wagner, Leonard Vogel, Jim Richardson OPHO ORE Your hrst year as one of the upper classmen has been a memor- able one for you. You were given your choice of many clubs to join -this naturally included Hi-Y ini- tiations, the embarrassing day when you tried out for choir, the one-act play contest, the big dances you attended, and the gay times you had in 'seventh heaven' on the fourth floor. Next year you'll have club elections, a class play of your own, and a prom to which you can look forward. Each year of high school is more important to you. You will always treasure your high-school days, so strive to make them days of which you can be proud. Sophomore homeroom presidents: Steve McClellan, Tom Elter, Pat Brown, Eddie Zickafoose, Perry Reinhart Row I: Marcia Beltz, jackie Beam, Elizabeth Bloodworth, Pat Bower, Carol Aungst Row 2: Mary Jo Bell, Sandra Banks, Brenda Beigh, Barbara Beach Row 3: Cordon Boyd, Ronnie Barkley, Kenneth Bauman, Ronnie Bickel Row I: Sue Cole, Jill Carter, Judy Browning, Jane Clark, Barbara Conrad Row 2: Frank Burk, LeRoy Cochrane, Marion Brookman. Jim Brant Row 3: Jim Cobb, Coby Coburn, Pat Brown, Larry Cockrell Row I: Sarah Gingerick, Verna Fillhart, Beverly Flicker, Joyce Fittro Row 2: Sonja Gatrell, Beverly Glass, Deanna Gatrell, Deanne Fry Row 3: Jon Fruth, Jim Fittro, Tom Fruth, Ronald Foster, Tom Elter Row I: Janet Ebersole, Judy Edwards, Janet Dull, Becky Decker, Jane Crosby Row 2: Wade Cover, Daisy Deiter, Cathy DeVore, Clar- ence Cook Row 3: Ronald Deuble, Ray Davis, Roger Ebersole Row I: Barbara Guthrie, Jeanne Hitchcock, Carolyn Harden, Kristine Cutknecht Row 2: Mary Kay Householder, Beverly Hossler, Pete Goddard, Tom Heilman Row 3: David Green, Bobby Henry, Harold Hemminger, Lowell C-rifhn if 1 Row I: Pat Kroetz, Mildred johnson, Shirley Jackson, Sandra Keller Row 2: Coleen Jones, Eleanor Hunker, Janice lmmel, Saundra Knisely Row 3: David Kiser, Loren Kranz, Virlyn Kenner, Richard Krupp, Everett Lee Row I: Rose Ann Middleton, Alice Mullins, joan Myers, Sue Nye, Shirley Prowant Row 2: Art Miller, Wayne Mooney, james Niday, Phil P e Rini' 3: joe Messenger, Frank Milligan, Rick Nesbitt, Don Miller Row l: Linda Marshall, Sue Masamer, Gwen Marshall, Shelby Lewis Row 2: Joyce Lee, Carol Lewis, John Martinez, jim McDonald Row 3: Charles Lorah, David McDonald, Steve McClel- lan, Gary McPherson E.. Row I: John Gregory, Carol Reeves, Emma Rice, Ear- lene Reidling Row 2: Norman Rees, Dale Scott, Rodney Roth, David Ramsey, John Porter Row 3: Ben Pratt, Terry Reiss, Perry Reinhard, Howard Shanks gloyvhl: Mary Shultz, Mary Peters, Linda Rowe, Marlene mit Row 2: Eileen Rowe, Sandra Roper, Ann Steck, Donna Sigler Row 3: Carl Russell, Stan Smlth, John Spangler Row I: Susan Smith, Charlene Stocker, Phyllis Stagger, Row I: Mary Ann Williams, Carol Zeigler, LaDonna Edith Wagner Young, Jo Welsh, Kathy Woerner Row 2: Marcia Smith, Nancy Van Sant. Sandra Stone, Row 2: Eddie Zickafoose, Judy Woodruff, Nancy Warren, Jeannette Thomas Patsy Lambright, Dick Slusser Row 3: Dick Szallar, Roger Starkweather, Tom Sullivan, Row 3: Bob Shaver, Norman Tarris, Ray Woodruff, Ted Ronnie Strauss Woodruff, Larry Snyder FRE HME -SHlU:llU'l Freshman homeroom presidents: Rodney Thatcher, Danny Maurer, Dixie Hyte, Judy Rice, Linda Beck Row I: Verlen Black, Janice Baker, Sue Ellen Barkley, Beverley Amos Row 2: Helen Banks, Carolyn Bethel, Ida Mae Bentley, Linda Beck, Danny Bethel Row 3: Lyle Boos, Ronald Baney, Gerald Birkmire, Thomas Adams At last a title-first year legally allowed at the dances after the games and finally part of the senior high. It gave you a big feeling to be the seniors of the junior high though. Are you all satisfied with the selection of subjects you chose to prepare yourself for later life? Make those choices count. You've at last been demoted from the 'shelf' to the far corners in the audi- torium. Seems like a long way from the front row, doesn't it? just wait, Froshies, it comes sooner than you think. Next year is one more step along the way. Row I: Nancy Bostic, Doris Cook, Carolyn Crawford, Judith Brown Row 2: Mar jean Cover, Dianne Burrows, Janice David, Anita Compton, Carol Clark Row 3: jim Cotton, Bob Crawford, Elden Criss, Larry Damon Row I: Carol Ferguson, Nancy Driggs, Brenda Flannery, jane Fittro Row 2: Ronnie Dunbar, Cora Fittro, Diane Long, Diane Farwig Row 3: Harry Ebersole, Jim Decker, Ralph Fredricks, Doug Englehart Sow I: IVIarily'n Goebel, Paula Good, Zoa Gross, Delores aase Row 2: Nick Hainen, Beverly Fruth, Becky Frutb, Bar- bara Fruth, Bob Gamble Row 3: Charles Gonyer, Bill Goddard, jerry Groves, Ronnie Gilmore Row Row man, Row Rona I: Carol Haney, Judy Hiser, Emma Hunter 2: Elroy Hoschar, Tom Hiser, Ned Hill, Don Hoff- George Hossler 3: Bob Hubbard, David Heiserman, Jim Haynes ld Holden Row l: Sue Kiser, Kathy Kissling, Dixie l-lyte, Linda Kinshaw Row 2: Bob Keckler, Margie Juergens, Suzanne Kunkel- man, Dale Keller Row 3: Melvin johnson, Clarence johnson, johnny jones, Clyde Jeter Row I: Rayena O'Dell, Marlene McGee, Donna Miller, Sandra McFadden Row 2: Nancy Middleton, Miriam Messenger, -Iudy Maurer, Laural Peter, Ronald Paxton Row 3: Larry Opperman, Louis Myers, Roger Neuman, Ronald Mooney, Norman Nominee Row l: Marlene Lambright, Jane Lindeman, Brenda Luckey, Karen Link Row 2: jay Lind, Doyle Mavin, Anita Macias, Beverly Little, Mike Mason Row 3: Mike Luman, Larry Lance, Howard Laney, Frank Mallagan, jerry Lemely Row l: Wanda Pocs, Evaden Paxson, Sharon Phillips, Annabelle Peeler Row 2: Bob Moore, Dan Maurer, Bill McComb, Gene McCarty, Kenny True Row 3: John McDaniels, Dean Reinhard, Bryan Pelton, Bob Nycum Row I: Judy Rice, Sharon Tong, Judy Woodland Row I: Pat Schmitz, Jean Rhine, Brenda Pullom, Joyce Row 2: Kenny Veres, Gloria Stevenson, Marva Talmadge, Sanders Dolphus Smith Row 2: Sandy Sheridan, Judy Sheridan, Nancy Sayre. Row 3: Billy Wagner, Walter Wilson, Rodney Thatcher Marjorie Shaver, Janice Snyder Row 3: David Shumalcer, Dan Schnitzler, Roger Plotts. Steve Rathburn Row I: Brenda Thompson, Susan Smith, Nona Sheridan, Row I: Betty Waltermire, Linda Woodruff, Judy Wolfelt Brenda Stevens Row 2: Jeanette Zeller, Jean Zavesky, Margaret Wolfe, Row 2: Betty Jo Stearns, Shelby Smith, Howard Suther- Martha Woodruff land, William Stock Row 3: Janet Turner, Joan Witorski, Nellie Woodruff Row 3: Nancy Vitt, Deanna Smith, Betty Steinhour, Judy Sharpless Homeroom presidents: Elaine Pullins, Carol jo Kranz, Jolene Bulkowski, David Moore, Karisi Horner EIGHTH GRADE You've moved another step on your climb upward. This year has held many memories for you, noon basketball games, Junior high dances, the spelling contest, and of course, the many hours you've spent on your Ohio History notebooks. Next year your activities will increase as you become more involved in your high-school career. Choose your activities with care and enter as many as you can. School work is important, but equally so are your extra- curricular activities. l-lave a well rounded school life and you will enjoy it more. Row I: ,Io Boyer, Charlene Bullock, Connie Bauman, lVlarilyn Chambers, Dale Karen Boster, Gloria Car- man, Elizabeth Cotton, Jolene Bulkowski, Sharon Adams, Geraldine Craley Row 2: john Baker, Thomas Bender, Tom Ash, janet Anderson, Sally jo Barringer, Sue Borkosky, Earl 53 N T 'W Balderson, Reynold Cutcher, Edward Chamberlain. James Blazer Row 3: Rolfe Babb, Bobby Allison, Karl Crawford. Junior Allison, Eldon Cooper, Horace Boone, William Bond, Richard Baker, Harold Craig, Ralph Babb. Paul Cooper Row l: Judy Englehart, Pat Doll, Martha Delp, Carol jo England, Carol Good, Brenda Gatrell, Sharon Cutcher, JoAnne Goebel, Ruth Ann Doe Row 2: Larry Firestine, Doug Essman, June Eather- ton, Ann Gerlinger, Margaret Fletcher, Wyneta Fox, Clara Fox, Rosemary Dieter, Peggy Dietz, David I Ash, Charles Dieter Row 3: Jerry Flechtner, Dean Good, Larry Frederick, Jim Dalton, Brian Fouts, Gary Fox, Jim Fry, Bill Dauterman, Kenneth Fillhart, Charles Goddard, Dennis Hall Row I: Bonnie Hartley, Leota jay, Barbara Henry, Phyllis Huffman, Paulette Kurtz, Carol ,Io Kranz, Karis Horner, Joyce Lytle, Anneca ller Row 2: Tom Jackman, Tom Krupp, Mildred Hummel, Sue Ellen Kovacs, JoAnn Hudson, Kay Homer, Patricia Harpley, David Haney, Mike Hayheld Row 3: Mike Harman, David Kizer, Ronald Laney, Gordon Keller, Mike Hillier, Alton Hammer, Bobby jones, William Kauffman, David Krupp, Merlin Hull, Myron Kauffman Row I: Dolly Mankin, Margaret Moore, Peggy Nycum, Merritt, Jim Paine, Jim Moore. Paulette Newcomer, Jackie Marshall, Saundra Lemon, Row 3: Fred Ohler, Chuckie Marshall, Chester Law, Judy Painter, Marlene Morehead, Judy Niday John McKean, Lupe Martinez, David Moore, Ray- Row 2: Mike LeMasters, Vic Oliver, Chuck Miller, mond Nye, Jim Kopf, Doug McDonald, David Man- Marcella Miller, Judy Myers, Rose Mary Miller, kin, Louis Manthey Faith Needles, Nelson Hazeltine, Darrold Myers, Jim Row l: Judy Rasp, Becky Purkey, Ola Fae Rice, Sellers, Joan Phipps, Elaine Pullins, Judy Riggs, Marilyn Payne, Janice Porter, Sharon Schroder, Arlene Dallas Reasner, Larry Stutzman Sayre, Sara Reiss, Brenda Shesler Row 3: Larry Runion, Fred Shanks, Neil Reinhard, Row 2: Robert Riggle, David Rice, Patsy Pickens, Jerry Ramsey, Pete Scott, Robert Peter, Robert Suzanne Richardson, Judy Shultz, Janet Roper, Jan Peters, Ronald Pugh, Jim Radcliff, Bobby Rees Row I: Linda Vogel, Judy Siekeres, Janet Walsh, Phyllis Winters, Joyce Wagner, Gloria Stagger, Pat Todd. Nancy Zuber Row 2: Sandra Snyder, Cynthia Wells, Daisy Wood- ruff, Addie Treadwell, Nancy Tucker, Joyce Yockey, 1 E l, li. Homeroom presidents: Tom Downs, Lois Messenger, Dale Faber, Pamela Good, Dwight Kimble Jane True, Beverly Woods, Pamela Swihart Row 3: Tom Vitt, Jack Walker, Danny Smith, Steven Steinhour, James Stover, Robert Williams, John Switzer, Tom Thornton, Richard Twells, Tom Vogel, Mike Staple, Dick Swihart, James Williams E E TH GRADE You've received a lot of playful ribbing this year as seventh graders. You've been yelled at for running in the halls, lost your way when going to classes, been knocked around by the upper classmen, and gen- erally neglected. But now you've started your climb upward, and the years will pass quickly until soon you'll be a senior. But don't neglect your Junior High years. Make the most of your opportunities, and you'll be well prepared for your days as an upper classman. Row I: Diane Bonitzer, Delores Braman, Kathryn Birkmire, Margaret Brant, Saundra Beason, Janet Beam, Carolyn Bullock, Sandra Bethel, Nancy Allison Row 2: Sharon Carnicom, Wanda Cook, Yvonne Banks, Nora Brown, Judy Coburn, Norma Jean Ber- tram, Carol Bentz, Judy Bethel, Alice Banks, Janet Borkosky, Gloria Barringer, Carol Burke Row 3: Gerrald Alley, Kenny Bower, Ronnie Allan, Tom Boas, Gerhard Bolen, Bob Brown, Robert Brown, Robert Capehart, Brooke Brown, Larry Brooksher. Dean Barkley, Jim Brandt Row I: Diane Dunbar, Judy Conine, Helen Crosby, Betty Fogl, Joyce Crabill, Pat Duffy, Virginia Delp Virginia Countryman, Mary Casdorph, Dian Fox, Row 3: Terry Doe, Alfred Deuble, Billy Evers, Walter Sandy Cole, Barbara Duffield, Ida Dauterman Criss, Tom Downs, Franklin Reeder, Gary Echel- Row 2: Carl Cole, Emma Dieter, Jean Faust, Linda barger, Dwight Fruth, Ronnie Cockrell, Gene Flowers, Davison, Carol Chambers, Karen Cook, Beverly Dixie, Larry Dunn Row l: Virginia Helms, Sharon Keckler, Bonnie Hum- mel, Kris Knepper, janet Haynes, Mary Cronyer, Pam Good, Sally C-amertsfelder, Laurel Kihn Row 2: Jelfrie Hunter, Bruce Kleinsmith, Judy Hoff- man, janet Holden, Sandra Luman, Connie Hunker, lma jane Keckler, Gloria Hunter, Rose Cringerick, Ted Hyde, Roger Grashel Row 3: Jerome johnson, Ronnie Kauffman, Bob Homer, Jim C-oodale, Dwight Kimble, Bill Greene, Larry Hakes, Cecil Hill, Donnie Kimble, George Gingerick Row l: Connie Payne, Beatrice Knettle, Susan Leon- ard, Pat Lewallan, Lois Messenger, Betty Myers, Jeanene Phillips, Barbara Morehead, C-inny Middleton Row 2: Linda Leisenring, Sharon Nominee, Carol Myers. Marilyn Moorhead, Barbara Purtee, Barbara Snyder, joan Steinhour, Marva Pullom, Chris Porter, Don Law Row 3: Terry Myers, Gary Lambert, Don Kunkel- man, Floyd Lawless, R. V. Myers, Ralph Mears, Lyle Miller, Mike North, Roger Markind, Gary Matthews Row I: Linda Seaman, Janice Rusch, Nancy Layton, Marlene Witten, Sally Stark, Judy Lane, Lucinda Masel, Linda Saldusky, Jimmie Jeter, Judy Shiley, Carol Sue Stripp Row 2: Darlene Snyder, Jim Pelton, Wilbur McConaha, Tim Sterling, Terry Slay, Larry Schubert, Terry Schu- bert, Duane Reynolds, Clarence Blackburn, Dwayne Graves, Don Smith, Dale Faber Row 3: Phillip Sheridan, Layton Shultz, Dale Snyder, Billy Piper, Bob Leonard, Leroy Pugh, Steve Butter- more, Royal Robbins, John Smothers, David Scherf, Billy Rader, Bob Stearns Row I: Ruth Ann Woerner, Patty Hyte, Ruth Ann Jay, Sharon Steinhour, Susie Wilson, Vicki Sue Wag- ner, Dixie Tooman, Becky Talbert, Nancy Williams, Charlene Wagner, Janet Wood Row 2: Margy Turner, Geraldine Young, Anita Valenti, Mary Whitman, Mary Ann Weiker, Darlene Valenti, Pat Zavesky, Rosemary Whiteman, Lynda Turner. Karen Wendt, Joyce Wyler, Janice Vogt Row 3: David Treece, Karl Pingle, Tom Youngman, Douglas Stock, Jerry Woodland, Neil Youngston, Jim Walsh, Bob Wetherill, Mike Todd, Jim Wagner, Rod- ney Reiter, Carroll Smith ni IQQV I 'riff-I fr,-,,,,., 7 X . as .ee DRA ATIC Highlighting the school year have been the four dramatic productions: the All-school Play, the One-Acts, and the junior and Senior Class Plays. These were the large productions, but not to be neglected are the numerous one act plays sponsored by Omicron Lambda, which have been presented at many functions. All plays represent a lot of hard work on the part of the cast and crew. Their reward comes on the final night, when they receive the applause and curtain calls that symbolize their success. Students can be very proud of our dramatics department which is under the direction of Mr. David Thompson. 63 Row I Donme Murphy janet Dull, Norm Burrell, Carolyn Bower oy e av M jo Bell, Nell Glaser Nancy Lambert Gwen Marshall Bob Gamble Row 2 Sally Snyder Donme Sallers, ary All- chool Pla, ' 'DOWN TO EARTH' ' . .Mary jo Bell . . .Sally Snyder .Gwen Marshall .....,Ianet Dull . . .Bob Gamble Donnie Murphy Nancy Lambert oyce McCracken Karen Masel, Mr. David mpson they appeared on stage Junior Class Pla . ft F ' ,. 1 . 4, af ii I fj 5 - 78-1314 Kms: ,- QM . X , , '- -'H - 1- 3 ' ,.,.4,ss ar .L oy! in ql luk:,Q,,,,1f4Nao' ,nil Q4 Pffwgifh ' wwe-sllits QXLH Wfirif-W Wig 'os--'f-L.1-1-Z'v-f. ,.,1.,.r.,.MP'w STUDENT DIRECTORS Lawton Gerlinger and Joyce McCracken fnot pictured, Ellen Gregory, Don Phillips, and Sandra Potts as they appear in a scene in Time Out for Ginger Time llut For Ginger CAST Lizzie ....... .... D iane Crawford Agnes ......... ..... S andra Potts Howard Carol .... ..... D on Phillips ,Ioan Carol ..... ..... S haron Walker Jeannie Carol .... , . .Sharon Heiserman Ginger Carol. . . Eddie Davis .... Tommy Green. . . Mr. Wilson .... Ed Hoffman .... Seated: Ellen Gregory, Diane Crawford, Sharon Walker, Sandra Potts, Sharon Heiserman Standing: Don Phillips, Charles Allspaugh, Art Hoff, Larry Swihart . . . .Ellen Gregory .......Artl'loff . . . .Dick Burdick Charles Allspaugh . . . .Larry Swihart One-Act Play Contest THE BATHROOM DOOR FRESHMAN Seated: Alex Wemick, Doyle Mavin, Brenda Luckey, Nancy Middleton, Nick Hainen Standing: Danny Maurer, David Heiserman SOPHOMORE DIRECTORS BEST ACTRESS F RESHMAN DIRECTORS i 1 Tom Elter, Karen Masel, Judy Mary Jo Bell Don Saliers, Edith Dull Edwards ' 'THE TRYSTING PLACE' ' SOPI-IOMORES Seated: Kathy Woemer, Saun- dra- Knisely, Mary Jo Bell Standing: David McDonald, ,Ion Fruth Terry Reiss JUNIOR DIRECTORS Linda Mavin, Joyce McCracken THE GREAT CHOICE SENIORS Seated. Jim Conley, Joyce Gwiner, Janice Clinger, Arlene Harrison, Paula Wentz, I-leth Corl Standing: George Ludlow, John Mills HCLOAK OF EVIL JUNIORS Seated: Norman Burrell, Nancy Lambert, Lois Burch, Chuck Stocker Standing: Lawton Gerlinger. Tony Nixon, Joe Basehore SENIOR DIRECTORS J -A g 9 is I I Q I Ruthanne Reiter, Marcy Gardner 67 - --5,7 i I ll' ' llzllllllllllllllll' Music has played an important role in the curricula at Fostoria High. The directors, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Downs, and Miss Slotterbeck have always produced musical organizations worthy of recognition. Regional contests entered by the band, orchestra, and choir each spring, and winter and spring concerts always show fine results. Instrumental and vocal groups have entertained' at many func- tions throughout the year. The Double Octette was again honored by singing on WSPD-TV during the Christmas season. Everyone who has heard the music groups at FHS know they are of high quality. F I n I I . l I I L 1 MSIM liflifl Qfflffffff fiIif1HyfyjffH,,fj M L 'l 'W7' fff jf Wlf,Jyfff gk Wu Concert Band Row l: Rose Ann Middleton, Miriam Messenger, Marilyn Dicken, Mary Ann Dalton, Karen Whitney, Brenda Luckey, Sharon Heiserman, Nancy Zuber, Judy Edwards, Pat Doe, Suzanne Richardson, Sandra Snyder, Patty Harpley, Judy Niday, Janet Crow Row 2: Audrey Dauterman, Anita Kiss- ling, Susan Layton, Jackie Phipps, Shelby Jean Smith, Jane True, Jaynis Clark, Martha Davis, Susan Smith, Marcia Beltz, Joyce Fittro, Edith Wagner, James Dal- ton, Gerald Birkmire, Donnie Blose, Ronnie Dunbar, Jerry Flechtner Row 3: Nelson Hazeltine, Larry Firestine, Joe Messenger, Jim Newcomer, Brian Fouts, Tom Thornton, Jim Kopf, Mike Hayheld, David Haney, John Switzer, Tom Jackman, Robert Peters, Jim Paine, Doug McDonald, Terry Reiss, Nick Hainen, Gary McPherson Row 4: Dick Gillespie, Gordon Cockrell, Bob Earl, Doug Essman, Ronnie Blose, Jerry Matz, Gordon Boyd, Ronnie Strauss, Robert Riggle, Larry Cockrell, Jim Cot- ton, Dean Reinhard, Jon Fruth, Danny Schnitzler, Jim Blaser, Bob Gamble, Dick Slusser, Ted Woodruff, Gene Bol- linger. Row 5: Ronald Dolch. Jim McClung, Horace Boone, Don Saliers, David Mc- Donald, Tom Sullivan, Don Murphy, Bill Stover, Wayne Russell, Howard Richards, Marvin Drake, Joe Wagner, Lawton Ger- linger, Tom Fruth, Bob Birkmire, David l-leiserman, Gene Richards, Karlton Roth- geb, Alfred Williams, Joe Basehore, Bill Neikirk. DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR . N-as Mr. Richard S. Downs Miss Ruth Slotterbeck EE sf f E A T A X '.Az' UM' ',' SY s Y , 5 1? N '-. , ,yi X ' ,gM .l , W 4 g Y- 1-'H W- 'HfX -f'w:Uf ' if '- rf e Q 9, . ij.. .gb ,gf h. . n 1, v KA 1 W , Q N . , . A A . , , ... A 2 - , - -QU . L -h .vw Q .- - M. .,'. ,Q ,hnnv-' ' ' .Arn 7 LQ J.. . . . 0 . ' . .3-5 4 - 'K ', 6 .f .L ssv, X... 3 ' ' . ' pig? , ,QM . . . . . 9 -N , m,W .s. X hpgq A ' 'J n ' Us . 4 . o , A , u u , n . , . u . . u CI ' . x ,L 1 1 . .34 gp. ' . . . V . - x v, Q A 1 1 X av - . . ' . ' . U ' . , vu . 4 '. Nh - . 4 . -. ,ff , mx' yi' 1 0' o 4 , . 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A Cappella Choir Row l: Joyce McCracken, Pat Gardner, Pat Bower, Rose Ann Middleton, Nancy Sanders, Linda Marshall, Ellen Gregory, Janice Clinger, Jan Conley, Paula Wentz, Sharon Heiserman, Arlene Harrison, Ruth- anne Reiter, Jaynis Clark, Saundra Knisely, Charlene Mears, Martha Davis, Marcella Gardner Row 2: Kay Hammer, Barbara Homer, Nancy Lambert, Karen Whitney, Ann McLaughlin, Audrey Dauterman, Karen Masel, Yvonne Geren, Gwen Marshall, Judy Edwards, Carol Reeve, Shirley Young, Barbara Eatherton, Edith Wagner, Barbara Beil, Jackie Beam, Judy Wood- rufl, Judy Shiflet, Laquita Flannery, Jean Reiss Row 3: Nancy Hunker, Sue Nye, Sally Snyder, Susan Smith, Marcia Beltz, Shir- ley Jackson, Barbara Scott, Ann Dennis, Carole Price, Carol Lewis, Kris Gut- knecht, Sandra Stone, Nancy Fruth, Mary Ann Dalton, Jill Carter, Shelby Jean Smith Row 4: Danny Opperman, Joe Messenger, Roger Ebersole, Larry Swihart, Gordon Boyd, Tom Thaxton, Ronnie Strauss, Don Blose, Terry Reiss, Dick Slusser, Dick Burdick, Gary McPherson. Harold Dunfee, Jim Richardson, Nolan Carmen, Gene Richards, Eddie Zickafoose, Darwin Hoffman Row 5: Ted Woodruff, Jim McClung, Joe Basehore, Earl Flicker, Alfred Williams, Bill Vitt, Buster Swartz, Chuck Jackson, Bob Birkmire, Dick I-lattendorf, Tony Nixon, Marvin Drake, Erv Woodruff, Wade Cover, Don Baker, George Ludlow, Heth Corl, Eldon Horner DIRECTOR ACCOMPANISTS N94 James W. Middleton Susan Bender Don Murphy Don Sahers 1. '- 'F NE4 .fgxwv 1 -, 11' -f wx: 1: , f g , 9' 3,5 ig is 3,3 3 32 ' E f' '34 f if,QE9 35 fl ll' I Q 95, all in ,wg Wg.. , if I, kg jj H .23 ig 3 qi? My 'W'-wwpw..-k7,.,mQ-vnfyf----N.-..-QM, - WM, , U 4, x ' Q Girl ' Glee Row I: D. Fry, J. Dull, P. Kroetz, J. Conley, R. Middleton, L. Marshall, P. Wentz, S. Ward, Doe, S. Lowery, Hitchcock, E. Reidling, M. J. Bell, J. Risser, S. Keller, Lee, B. Beigh, M. Shultz, A. Smith Row 2: J. Jackson, McCracken, S. Gatrell, M. Smith, B. Hossler, S. Masamer, W. Niswender, B. Myers, E.. Rice, J. Siegchrist, M. Smith, B. Decker, E. Hunker, N. Warren, K. Woerner, E. Dull. M. Howard, C. Harden, B. Flicker, L. D. Young, M. Gardner, A. Mullins Row 3: L. Mavin, B. Glass, P. Gardner, P. Bower, S. Bender, N. Sanders, C. Zeigler, E. Gregory, Clinger, Browning, S. Sherlock, S. Heiserman, A. Harrison, R. Reiter, J. Clark. S. Knisely, C. Mears, M. Davis, Reiss, S. Radclffi Row 4: K. Hammer, B. Homer, N. Lambert, K. Whitney, A. McLaughlin, A. Dauterman, K. Masel, Y. Geren, G. Marshall, Edwards, C. Reeve, S. Young, B. Eatherton, E. Wagner, B. Beil, Beam, Woodruff, J. Shifiet, L. Flannery, P. Luman, B. Crosby Row 5: N. Hunker, P. Stagger, S. Snyder, S. Smith, M. Beltz, S. Jackson, S. Potts, B. Scott. C. Price, A. Dennis, C. Lewis, K. Gutnecht, S. Stone, N. Fruth, M. A. Dalton, J. Carter, S. Good, D. Gatrell, S. Walker, Clark, S. Smith Boys' Glee Row l: Gregory, L. Griffin, R. Strauss, Messenger. R. Ebersole, R. Dolch, T. Thaxton, T. Reiss, R. Slusser, D. Burdick, G. McPherson, H. Dunfee, J. Richardson, N, Carman, G. Richards, E. Zickafoose, D. Hoffman, D. Blose Row 2: F. Burke, D. Opperman, B. Boyd, W. Cover, A. Williams, B. Vitt, B. Swartz, C. Jackson, B. Birkmire, D. Hattendorf, L. Swihart, M. Drake, G. Ludlow, H. Cori, E.. Horner Row 3: T. Woodruff, J. McClung, J. Basehore, D. Baker. E. Flicker, E. Woodruff, R. Nesbitt, R. Roth, T. Nixon, D. McDonald, D. Rothgeb, Porter, D. Saliers, F. Milli- gan, R. Woodruff, S. McClellan, R. Davis, R. Schmitz Mixed Chorus Row I: R. Middleton, Doe, S. Ward, E. Rice, Risser, P. Kroetz, C. Zeigler, S. Keller, J. Hitchcock, M. Bell B. Beigh, S. Jackson Row 2: J. Dull, M. Shultz, B. Hossler, M. Howard, S Masamer, W. Niswender, B. Myers, Browning, M Smith, M. Smith, B. Decker, E. Hunker, L. Young, B Flicker, C. Harden, N. Warren, K. Woerner, E. Dull J. Siegchrist Row 3: S. Heiserman, McCracken, L. Mavin, S. Gatrell, B. Glass, S. Sherlock, P. Gardner, P. Bower, S. Bender, E :U 2. E 5 Z U7 DP 5 D. O .2 F1 cu '1 68 O Q 2- Q IE CD I' 2- 0 O EL big' A. Harrison, R. Reiter, J. Clark, S. Knisely, C. Meers, Gardner, M. Davis, J. Reiss, S. Radcliff, A. Smith. Mullins, S. Lowery Row 4: D. Fry, K. Hammer, B. Homer, N. Lambert, Whitney, A. McLaughlin, A. Dauterman, K. Masel, Geren, G. Marshall, J. Edwards, C. Reeve, S. Young, Eatherton, E. Wagner, B. Beil, Beam, Woodruff, no-47: U7 ET :n ra I E' E xv :1 :J cu '1 Z4 TU F' r: 5 xv P FU O '1 o Eh U' 14 I' FU 2 fu.. P. Wentz. Row 5: L. Marshall, N. Hunker, S. Nye, S. Snyder, S Smith, M. Beltz, S. Jackson, S. Potts, B. Scott, A. Dennis C. Price, C. Lewis, Kris Gutknecht, S. Stone, N. Fruth M. Dalton, Carter, S. Good, D. Gatrell, S. Walker, J Clark, S. Smith, J. Lee Row 6: J. Gregory, F. Burk, D. Opperman, Messenger R. Davis, R. Ebersole, G. Boyd, R. Strauss, D. Blose, T Reiss, D. Slusser, T. Nixon, G. McPherson, H. Dunfee S. McClellan, R. Dolch, D. McDonald, N. Carman, R Schmitz. E.. Zickafoose, J. Richardson, G. Richards, F Milligan, D. Hoffman Row 7: T. Woodruff, J. McClung, Basehore, E. Flicker L. Swihart, T. Thaxton, A. Williams, B. Vitt, B. Swartz C. Jackson, D. Saliers, B. Birkmire, R. Roth, R. Nesbitt M. Drake, E. Woodruff, R. Foster, T. Porter. D. Rothgeb W. Cover, D. Baker, D. Davis, L. Griffin, G. Ludlow. R Woodruff, V. Kenner, H. Corl. E. Horner INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC SCHEDULE December 7 .... ..... V ocal Clinic .... ..,...,....,.... C hoir December I9 .,.. . . .Christmas Concert. . . . . .Choir, Chorus, Band, and Orchestra December ZI .,.. ..,,....... C hristmas Assembly ............. .....,,. B and December 23 .....,............. Rotary Program ................. , , .Choir January 30. . . . . .District Methodist Youth Fellowship Meeting ........... .Choir March I3 .... ...,........... W inter Concert .......,..... Band and Orchestra March 24 .,.. ..... C oncert at Old Fort ...... ............... C hoir March 26 ,,... ....,.... D istrict State Competition ....... . . .Choir and Band March 27 .... ............ F ormal Spring Concert ...............,....... Choir April 3 .... .... antata, The Seven Last Words of Christn.. .Choir and Chorus April I I . . . .,,....... District State Competition ...,................. Band April Z8 .... .... C oncert at Upper Arlington .... . . .Choir ACTI ITIE . . . ' 'Z ff I-'-Q1 1 1.44:-,,,A.,v,1.v. ,, ,, A A A A -A A -' - '--' - fu,-...,, ,,, v4.v.. v.v.v41,F-'iQ-r'A A-i4MvAiA-VVL 'AA if-14 - 1 , . :I 537' V X30 li fi x' '-. QW 1 ri' ' 'i Y :si GOWL - if Q fi W I1 1 IL ll il' 1- A w- 4: ,f G ' 1. in r- '- 'L S I' J W 'L 5V Q.. 15 '. QF 2' N.-...M t swims. , , .J 31 . Mwv'vA--'4L.--xw- -:J A very important part of each student's school life is spent in participating in school activities. Every personality can find its niche. Journalism, dramatics, music, sports, honoraries, vocations, and service clubs offer a variety of extra-curricular activities. But there are other groups that are often forgotten when thinking of activities- traffic patrol, cafeteria staff, hall monitors, All of these clubs and groups deserve recognition, because and of course, the inevitable magazine campaign. they do many worthwhile things for the school and the people of Fostoria. Devote as much time as you can afford to these activities: they will repay you in many ways. 78 L-.. I 1-in litmu- ll I - Y I I ,--n-1 L,--dll ll -' -ll E Z, g 'Qu-w i l Fohirab taif EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR Mlss Barbara Moore jan Conley Susan Bender INDEX EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS Judy Rinehart, Connie Fisher Jim Conley, Ruthanne Reiter, jack Lozier CIRCULATION STAFF CIRCULATION CHAIRMEN r AND ADVISER Donnie Saliers, Miss Ina Sponsler, Jan Row I: Sharon Good, Joyce Risser, Edith Dull, Marcy Gardner, Paula Wentz, Clark Charlotte Gamble, Arlene Harrison, Larry Sharpless Row 2: Nancy Sanders, Beverlee Myers, .Ian Clark, Martha Davis, Audrey Dauterman, JoAnn Page, Fern Evers, Bob King Row 3: George Ludlow, Bill Radcliff, John Mills, Mike Werner, Chuck Jack- son, Art Meyers, Willis Smith, Eldon Horner, Dick Fry Fohirab taif ADVERTISING COMMITTEE ADVERTISING MANAGERS AND ADVISER Eldon Homer, Mr. Smith, Shirley Young jim lVlcClung, l-leth Corl, Kathy Beamer, jane Henry, Arlene Harrison, Bob Shaw BUSINESS COMMITTEE BUSINESS MANAGER Wilma Niswender, Mitzi McArthur, Carole Alice Smith Price, Janice Clinger, Dorothy Freese, Deanna Aungst, Ann Dennis, jean Koons LITERARY COMMITTEE LITERARY MANAGERS Joyce Gwiner, Marilyn Diclcen, Dardanella DeGood, Nancy Fruth, Betty Davison, janet Lambright Kris I-larley, Helen Erbland Red And Black Journal Staff Kris Harley Miss Barbara Moore BUSINESS SPORTS FEATURE MANAGER ADVERTISING EDITOR EDITOR Ann Dennis Shirley Young Norm Burrell CIRCULATION NEWS EDITORS MANAGERS -Is 'S ' Carolyn Bower EXCHANGE EDITORS Betty Dayison and Judy Peach Erbland and Jim Cordon Kimble and Dick Rinehart Conley Turner JOURNAL REPORTERS Row l:Sylvia Mullins, Kris Harley, Kathy Beamer, Norm Burrell, Ruthanne Reiter, Susan Bender. Jan Conley Row 2: Betty Davison, Judy Rine- hart, Sharon Boyd. Sally Snyder, Jane Henry. Laquita Flannery, Judy Shiflet, Nancy Lambert, Deanna Aungst, Bev Myers, Carolyn Bower Quill and croll Row l: jan Conley, Kathy Beamer, Betty Davison, Jane Henry, Judy Rinehart, Peach Erbland Row 2: Susan Bender, Carolyn Bower, Shirley Young, Kris Harley, Norm Burrell ational Honor OFFICERS AND ADVISER Marv Drake, Miss Florence Grine, Susan Bender, Donnie Saliers OLD MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS . R l:N F h,Ed'hDll,dR'l1 ,M An Q0'L'1gfne Hergy' Kris H3 rley' Peach Erbland' Dalton, Dlisken, Ahh D:nnieI,uJcZ,ycenCfw?ri,Er ary n Rat Sam?r'S Tfan en 6' I M D k Row 2: Carole Price, Ruthanne Reiter, Karen Masel, Jo Baker, J.0wM' Cfnme a 'ers' -Ian on ey' mv ra e' Joyce Kissling, Connie Saubers,'Carolyn Bower lm C 'mg Row 3: Stretch Hoff, Bob Stemhour, Dick Hattendorf, Heth Corl, Jim Conley, Tony Nixon fNot pictured: Jane Perry and Joyce McCrackenD. Y-Teen GREEN TRIANGLE Row l: Jane Clark, Alice Mullins, Pat Gardner, Paula Wentz, Mary Ann Williams, Dardanella Dec-ood, Sue Cole, Jane Henry Row 2: Lois Burch, Jackie Beam, Judy Shiflet, Sharon Walker, Barbara Beil, Jo Welsh, Kathy Woerner, Sally Jo Boyd, Marcia Beltz Row 3: Jo Anna Baker, Yvonne C-eren, Linda Rowe, Alice Smith, Jean Koons, Darlene Peeler. Jo Ann Thomas Y-TEEN ADVI SERS Miss Ina Sponsler, Mrs. Dor othy Shine, Miss Luella Moss Mrs. ,Ernestine Wiedemann WHITE TRIANGLE Row I: Janis Conley, Kathy Beamer, Shirley Young, Anita Walker, Jane Perry, Nancy Fruth, Rose Ann Middleton, Nancy VanSant, Linda Mat- shall, Kris Gutknecht Row 2: Diane Crawford. Mary Macias, Susan Layton, Nancy Beach, Betty Bor- kosky, Karen Whitney, Carol Aungst, Mary Kay House- holder, Pat Bower, Elizabeth Bloodworth, Janet Ebersole Row 3: Nancy Sanders, Phyl- lis Stagger, Sandra Roper, Emma Rice, Deanne Fry, Pat Kroetz, Sharon Heiser- man, Betty Crosby B4 as RED Connie Fisher Fox Crosby, Joyce Fittro TRIANGLE Row I: Patsy Lambright Alice Pugh, Sharon Boyd Charlene Meers, Laquita Flannery, Margaret Howard Sally Snyder, Sharon Good Row 2: Janet Dull, Nancy L Lambert, Mary Jo Bell l Jean Ann Reiss, Carolyn Harden, Janice Immel Bev erly Glass, Carol Fox Nancy , Row 3: Jaynis Clark, Martha Davis, Marilyn Dicken ane SILVER TRIANGLE Row I: B. Conrad, P. Erbland, S. Bender. M. Smith, Woodruff, Browning, Lambright, S. Keller, C. Lewis Row 2: B. Beach. L. Mavin, M. Dalton, Phipps, S. Smith, K. Harley, A. Dauterman, J. Gwiner, M. McArthur Row 3: M. Smith, S. Gin- gerick, B. Hossler, V. Fillhart, M. Johnson, K. Masel, S. Ward, B. Scott, N. Hunker Y-Teen CABINET Row I: Ruthanne Reiter, Nancy Fruth, Kathy Beamer, Mitzi McArthur, Wilma Nis- i wender, Peach Erbland Row 2: Jan Clark, Marcella Gardner, Betty Davison, Jane Henry, Jan Clinger, Carole Price GOLD TRIANGLE Row I: Hitchcock. E Gregory, P. Luman, K Hammer, N. Warren, B Myers, C. Reeve, D Gatrell, C. Crosby rison, K. Lind, P. Biddle Clinger, C. Gamble Reidling, G. Marshall D. Manecke, B. Doster BLUE TRIANGLE Row I: L. Young, B Flicker, J. Crow, S. Potts lin, R. Swartzbaugh, J McCracken, M. Gardner E. Dull, A. Dennis Row 2: R. Reiter, J Rinehart, M.L. Peters, C guson, P. Doe, S. Lowery S. Knisely, J. Lee Row 3: S. Masamer, G Pullom, F. Evers, Page , L ,, Edwards, C. DeVore Row 2: C. Price, A. Har- N. Bixler, S. Adams, S. Smith, W. Niswender, J. Row 3: M. Smith. S. Jackson, S. Gatrell, E.. C. Zeigler. E. Wagner. Y. Barringer, A. McLaugh- I Jones, M. Shultz, P. Fer- E. Volkmer, V. Hirsch, J. O H1-Y HI-Y COUNCIL AND ADVISERS it ,aa 1 Af Row I: Tom Sullivan, George Ludlow, john Mills, Bill Radcliff, Don Saliers, Dick Hattendorf, Don Murphy Row 2: Steve McClellan, Ronnie Strauss, Mr. Siekeres, Mr. VanSant, Mr. Zuber, joe Messenger, Peter Goddard SIGMA DELTA CHAPTER J I lif f 11: ,. Row I: Bob King, Don Saliers, George Ludlow, john Mills, Bill Radcliff, Bob Shaw, Eldon Horner Row 2: jack Lozier, jim McClung, Jim Conley, Don Hauser, Marvin Drake, Mike Werner, Heth Corl Hi-Y Chapter ALPHA SIGMA CHI CHAPTER . if A Q ' a 1 A as AA 1 , 'A U .A Row I: joe Basehore, Tony Nixon, Art Hoff, Ronnie Dolch, Dick Hattendorf, Donnie Murphy, Dick Senn, Lawton Gerlinger, Ronnie Blose Row 2: jim Richardson, Jim Gorrill, Tom Thaxton, Bob Rausch, Nolan Carman, Don Blose, jerry Matz, Neil Glaser, Ralph Sackett, jim Nominee, Jack Bartchlett, Wayne Harris Row 3: Ronnie Endicott. Darl Schilt, Bill Stover, Charles Allspaugh, Wayne Russell, Larry Swihart, Bob Birkmire, Tom Painter, Nelson Kiser DELTA PSI CHAPTER Row I : john Gregory, Gordon Boyd, Tom Sullivan, Ronnie Strauss, Steve McClellan. joe Messenger, Pete Goddard, Art Miller, Dick Slusser Row 2: jon Fruth, Frank Burk, Frank Milligan, Roger Ebersole Row 3: Ray Davis, Terry Reiss, Teddy Woodruff, Ray Woodruff, Tom Fruth, Rodney Roth, Virlyn Kenner, Rick Nesbitt, Loren Kranz, Wade Cover, Dave McDonald, Larry Cockrell, Dale Scott tudent Council Row l: Dale Faber, Judy Rice, Dixie Hyte, Lois Messenger, Jolene Bulkowslci, Karis Horner, Kathy Beamer, Jane Henry, Peach Erbland Row 2: Don Saliers, jim McClung, Steve McClellan, Perry Reinhard, Stretch Hoff, Bob Shaw, Mary Ann Dalton, Pat Luman Row 3: Eddie Zickafoose, Tom Elter. Doug Englehart, Tom Downs, David Moore, Dwight Kimble, Danny Maurer, Rodney Thatcher OFFICERS Stretch Hoff, Mary Ann Dalton, Pat Luman jane Henry tudent urses Judy Rinehart, Edith Dull, Charlotte Gamble, Karen Masel, Marcella Gardner, Paula Wentz, Donna Powell, Sharon Good, Sylvia Mullins, Sharon Radcliff, Carolyn Bower, Beverlee Myers, Mary Macias Future Teacher 0E America ,. . to Row l: Anita Kissling, Sue Nlasamer, Kris Gutknecht, Susan Smith Row 2: Karen lVlasel, Nancy Lamberi, Lincla lVlavin ROW 3: Mr. LaRue, Frank Milligan, Carol Zeigler, JoAnn Page FTA OFFICERS AND ADVISER OFFICERS AND ADVISER Anita Kissling, Karen Masel, Nancy Lambert, JoAnn Norman Burrell, Mr. Vansant. Bill Radcliff, Bob Page, Mr. LaRue Rausch, Jack Bartchlett Projection Club Row l: Nelson Kiser, Leonard Vogel, Jim Lambright, Norman Burrell, Jim Conley, Howard Balsat, Danny Wagner, Jack Bartchlett, Charles Adams Row 2: Chuck Allspaugh, Rex Hathaway, Bill Radcliff, Dick Senn, Alan Adams, jim Nominee, Bob Rausch. Heth Corl Row 3: Loren Kranz, jerry Smith, Duane Smith, john Spangler, Bob Huth, Ronnie Foster, Ronnie Barkley, Bob King Home Economics Club if Row I: Carol Aungst, Mary Kay Householder, Elizabeth Bloodworth, Jackie Beam, Dorene Manecke Row 2: Sally Ward, -Iane Seigchrist. Janice Hull, Betty Doster, Rose Banks. Barbara Guthrie OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Miss Smith, Sally Ward, Jane Seigchrist, Janice Hull, Rose Banks, Betty Doster, Mrs. Imm ,lm Cafeteria tall Wayne Mooney, Ruby Weiker, Alice Mullins, Pat Bower, Sandra Roper, Larry Damon, Raymond Jackson Turner, Danny Bethel CAFETERIA MANAGERS Mrs. Vogel and Mrs. Damon Dick pausing Lambda Sigma Row I : M. Howard, A. McLaughlin, L. Flannery, J. Conley, S. Bender, H. Erbland, K. Beamer, C. Ziegler, M. Smith, S. Gatrell, B. Glass, D. Gatrell, L. Marshall, S. Cole Row 2: J. Shillet, J. Phipps, E. Gregory, K. Hammer, P. Luman, J. Rinehart, E. Dull, M. Gardner, W. Niswender, J. Clinger, N. Fruth, C. Gamble, R. Reiter, Dull Row 3: R. Swartzbaugh, M. Dalton, S. Heiserman, J. Edwards, J. Clark, B. Beigh, M. Smith, J. lmmel, M. House- holder, D. DeGood, M. Dicken, A. Dennis, K. Harley Row 4: C. Meers, Y. Geren, P. Gardner, J. Crow, K. Lind, J. Baker, K. Masel, N. Lambert OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Row l: Miss Luetta Bunke, Miss Madeline Bixel, Susan Bender Row 2: Edith Ann Dull, Marcy Gardner, Alice Smith Librar Staff Row I: Brenda Thompson, Marcia Smith, Brenda Flannery, Ida Bentley, Ann Theobold, Judy Englehart. Mary Jane Smith, Jolene Bulkowski, Bunny Cotton, Judy Siekeres Row 2: Patty Harpley, Jan Sellers, Janice David, Judy Sheridan, Deanna Smith, Betty Jo Stearns, Jane Lindenman, Helen Wagoner. Ruby Welker, Jo Ann Thomas Row 3: Earl Flicker, Jo Baker, Sharon Boyd, Beverly Woods, Carol Aungst, Suellen Barkley G.A.A. OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Row I: Mary Macias, Betty Crosby, Carole Price, JoAnn Page Row 2: Jean Koons, Miss Nancy Mclntyre Girls' Athletic Association Row I: Miss Mclntyre, B. Beigh, J. Ebersole, J. Crosby. J. Page, C. Price, M. Shultz, A. Pugh, S. Lewis, P. Fincher Row 2: B. Crosby, S. Sherlock, S. Ciingerick, M. Macias, V. Fillhart, P. Kroetz, B. Class, S. Stone, S. Stone, S. Radcliff, D. Freese Row 3: Koons, M. Beltz, Fittro, Hitchcock, Welsh, M. A. Williams, Woodruff, N. Warren, K. Woerner, L Marshall, S. Cole, C. Reeve Row 4: J. Clark, C. Jones, S. Jackson, J. Jackson, S. Banks, M. Johnson, L. Burch, B. Guthrie, J. Pullom, F. Evers, S. Keller, J. Lee Row 5: S. Boyd, M. L. Peters, M. Jordan, S. Lowery, P. Biddle, C. Crosby, N. Sanders, A. Walker, D. Peeler, K. Hiser, B. Goodale GYM ASSISTANTS Row I: Steve McClellan, Nancy San- ders, Kay Hiser, Judy Woodruff Row 2: Art Miller, Larry Swihart, Sharon Adams, Jean Koons, Jo Page, Lois Burch Row 3: Charles Adams, Bill Radcliff, Don Frankfather, Danny Earlie, Bill Neikirk Omicron Lambda Row I: N. Burrell, M. Goebel, M. Cover, M. Juergens, S Kunlcelman, Rice, P. Good, S. Snyder, Clinger, S Young, R. Reiter, C. Gamble, E. Dull, M. Gardner, P Wentz, H. Corl, E.. Horner, Risser, M. Werner, E. Paxson, P. Schmitz Row 2: Roper, V. Black, J. Wiktorski, M. Smith, S P n. W 5 9 P Z W G :- L F7 'fl 91 5. 'F' PU -I :- O B 'o fll o P ?' -1 E UNO? I l U Uils.. bald, D. Hyte, l. Bentley, Edwards, N. VanSant, Middleton, M. Smith, J. Dull, P. Stagger, E. Rice, Roper, S. Smith, S. Boyd Row 3: H. Faust, K. DeVore, M. Smith, lmmel, Fry, K. Whitney, Perry, Phipps, M. A. Dalton, Flannery, D. Murphy, D. McDonald, E.. Zickafoose, Griffin, T. Elter, M. White, Martinez, N. Bostic, Baker. R. Holden Row 4: B. Gamble, C. Harden, Reiss, L. Young, Flicker, A. Harrison, P. Gardner, D. Graber, V. Hirsch, C. Fox, N. Fox, E. Volkmer, B. Scott, K. Lind, S. Potts, N. Beach, B. Borkosky, S. Layton, A. Wernick, D. Rinehart Row 5: D. Fry, C. Bethel, S. McFadden, K. Kissling, K. Link, M. McGee, M. Bell, N. Hunker, Crow. S. Heiser- man. E.. Wagner, S. Barkley, J. Lindenman, N. Sayre, M. Wolf, B. Fruth, K. Masel, D. Maurer, N. Hainen, D. l-leiserman Row 6: A. Peeler, B. Waltermeyer, Z. McHaHie, Maurer, J. Sanders, D. Folk, J. Wolfelt, J. Zavesky, B. Fruth. B. Fruth, D. Mavin, B. Flannery, B. Luclcey, M. Messenger, N. Middleton, B. Earl. Sheridan, David. S. Tong Row 7: Fittro, R. Neuman, D. Kirk, D. Doe, D. Frank- father, L. Damon, B. Balsat, D. Bethel, D. Turner, D Davis, B. Pratt, J. Lemley, W. Pocs, A. Compton, N. Sheridan, Sharpless, J. Rhine, Ronald Gilmore OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Mrs. Mary Asmus, Jan Clinger, Ruth Reiter, Charlotte Gamble, Edith Ann Dull, Joyce Risser, Heth Corl, Mr. David Thompson, Mike Werner Art Club Seated: Connie Saubers, Sharon Good, Roberta Swartzbaugh, Susan Bender, Mitzi McArthur, jill Carter Standing: Tom Porter, Diane Crawford, john Porter, Tom Elter V I.C. OFFICERS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS AND ADVISERS Connie Saubers Diane Crawford Mitzi McArthur Susan Row I Larry Snyder. ,lack Rl1Di0r1. Willis Bender Mr Charles Suter Smith Jesse johnson Row 2 Mr W. L. jones, Mr. john Wolfarth ocauuual Industrial Club Row l Ronnie Henry Dick Widmer Tom Werner Dallas Nye Don Doe jack Runxon Paul Meyers, jesse johnson Row 2 Danny Butler Bob Hartman Dick Hoyer Dan Pelton Dick Fruth Tom Good, Doug Niswander, Dale Row 3 Ed Fredricks Bill ,Ieakle Archie Waltermeyer Gene Vogel Tom Painter Skip Dunfee, George Dieterle, l Traffic Patrol I I Row I: Levi Jones, Dick Fruth, Ronnie Hartley, Doug Niswander, Art Meyers, James Rees Row 2: Harold Faust, George Dieterle, Bill Jeakle, Archie Waltermyer, Jim Gonyer, Charles Lorah Row 3: Mr. Nixon, adviser, LeRoy Stewart, Dick Fry, Stan Smith, Tom Good, Buster Swartz, James Niclay Magazine Campaign .2 .Q .6 , f' iw 1 . 'W 1 H - 3:3241 ee, I si, - , qv I a Wikia?- ADVISERS TOP SALESMEN Mr. James Middleton, Mr. Richard Downs, Jan Sellers, Suzanne Richardson, Judy Mr. Raymond Orwig Siekeres, Tom Bender SALESMEN OVER F IFTY DOLLARS Row I: Janet Anderson. Bunny Cotton, Brenda Luckey, Judy Edwards Row 2: Edith Dull, Judy Siekeres, Betty Jo Stearns, Sally C-amertsfelder, Suzanne Richardson, Jan Sellers Row 3: Joe Basehore, Neil Reinhart, Tom Bender, Jimmy Kopf, Dick Turner w ...-- ,:-'ff lf -1 l , .Q Z! Q EI lT IW -ni '-'1 f z, A We believe that good sportsmanship, like good character, is developed by conscious efort. We believe that this de- velopment is an important part of our school program. -Fostoria High School Sportsmanship Code This Sportsmanship Code was adopted this year by the Student Council. It fully expresses the feeling of the student body toward all our active sports-football, basketball, wrestling and track. Good sportsmanship and school spirit have always excelled to the fullest at Fostoria High. Whether the scores fall in the win or loss column, we can always be sure that our teams have played to their fullest endeavor. 3 f I Thanks, fellows, for another outstanding sports year. wi ,gps at st WE 'T 'M - QS to ff W ATHLETIC 97 SEASON'S RECORD Varsity Football Row l: Bill Radcliff, Don Hauser, Jim lVlcClung, Phil Page, Charles Jackson, Don Frankfather, Art Hoff, LeRoy Stewart, Wayne Russell, Larry Crow, Buster Swartz, Danny Opperman Row 2: Don Baker, George Ludlow, john Mills, jim Conley, Ron Endicott, Ron Foster. Tony Nixon, Larry Doll, Roger Ebersole, jim Richardson, Dan Pelton, Don Doe, Perry Reinhard, Don Miller Row 3: Coach Burton, Mgr. Ron Brown, Mgr. David Kirk, Dick Sayre, Stan Smith, Bob Staple, joe Roper, Earl Flicker, Larry Swihart, Tom Thaxton, Tom Painter, Virlyn Kenner, Mgr. Dick Fry, Mgr. Tom Heilman, Coach Showkeir, Coach Schmidt Row 4: jim Cobb, Carl Russell, Junior Cook, Charles Good, Harold Turner, jim Allison, Bob Lombardy, Charles Allspaugh, Ronnie Dolch, Norman Tarris, Rudolph Coburn, Alan Adams, Ron Henry, Pat Brown, Ray Davis. Not pictured is john Gregory. FHS... .,.... .I3 FI-ISU. .. Toledo Clay. . . Cuyahoga Falls FHS... .. Fremont....., FHS. . . . . Marion... FHS Tiffin ......, FHS... Defiance...... FHS Port Clinton. . . FHS Bowling Green. FI-IS Findlay ....,.. Football Coaches w we 1, Arthur Burton, Bruce Schmidt, james Showkeir MANAGERS CO-CAPTAINS Duck Hauser, Jim McClung David Kirk, Dick Fry, Tom Heilman HEAD COACH Bruce Schmidt Letterman Jim lVlcClung Quarterback John Mills Guard jim Conley Guarcl Chuck jackson l-lalfback Bill Radcliff Guard LeRoy Stewart Tackle Donnie Frankfather Center Don Hauser Guard Phil Page End Don Miller Fullback Jim Richardson Quarterback Dan Opperman Halfbaclc Buster Swartz Center Tony Nixon Fullback Stretch l-lofl End Wayne Russell Tackle Q 1 W. B A F' N 1 A i, K, . , X yd 5 ' ' in 'fxiw K inf' .qw A v ,dv . .L .,. R, ,, Q, V V2 My N, N . V A: ' . if ,gs Q 1 V' A 9 , A N. 'L x :tax 9 QQ. P bra .wb iw' mv' 3,,,'4nw E 325.1 6 f 'W i 521 W' up 9 ., . y we M11 fe- ' f B s gn v SX' 41 M . 'll 'S X 1 S VK A ' '3f5fE. f QW L . 151. is W 4 H , ,S A 3 'A 'S vb be 3, f, I we 'nr f it ?. kxx: 5 'A 9 9 gn -f S' 5 EL ff R H' at 0 . 0 NL it f ,iq A ev B Q ., ,gg 1 Z A x f ll ' mfg hotos by jack B 4 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD Row l: Norman Nominee, Nick Hainen, Bob Moore, Jay Lind, Richard Baker, Jim Cot- ten, Howard Sutherland, Bob Nycum Row 2: Frank Malagon, Larry Damon, Larry Opperman, Billy Goddard, David Shumaker, Dolfus Smith, Clyde Jeter, Lupe Martinez, Ronnie Gilmore Row 3: Alex Wernick, Ralph Frederick, Dean Reinhard, Rodney Thatcher, Bill McComb, Dwight Kimble, Mike Hillier, Roger Newman, Coach Tom Bender SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL Row I: Steve Buttermore, jim Williams, Steve Steinhour, jim Wagner, Bill Evers, Larry Dunn, Carl Cole, Terry Meyers, Roger Markins, Dick Swihart, Roger Grashel Row 2: Robert Brown, Duane Reynolds, Lyle Miller, David Scherf, Richard Sheridan, Royal Robbins, Ronnie Kauffman, jeff Hunter, Jim Radcliff, Danny Kunkelman, Tim Sterling, Dave Moore Row 3: Billy Piper, Robert Stearns, James Stover, Larry Firestine, Robert Peters, Tom Jackman, Larry Brooksher, David Krupp, Bruce Kleinsmith, Bill Greene, Layton Schultz, Dean Barkley Row 4: Rodney Reiter, Terry Doe, john Switzer, David Haney, Jim Payne, Doug McDon- ald, Tom Krupp, Louis Manthey, Calvin Marshall, Bill Dauterman, Robert Allison. Harold Craig, Jack Walker Row 5: Darrold Meyers, Bobby Jones, john Baker, Walter Criss, Mike North, Don Smith, Arthur Ziegler, Bob Leonard, Bob Capehart, Brook Brown, Mike Todd, Karl Crawford Hats off to the Redmen on their fine showing this season. Although our record stands at 5-ll, we're still proud of the games our boys played. I feel that our boys never quite reached the potentials they could have, said Coach Wilson. They were one of the best bunch of boys I've ever experienced work- VARSITY SCHEDULE FHS Lorain ...,... FHS Sandusky ..... FHS Nlansfield .... FHS Macomber .... FHS Fremont ..... FHS Bowli g Cree ART WU-50N FHS Shelbyl ...... ri FHS FHS FHS FHS ......,. Bellevue ...... Marion ......, Lima Central. Findlay ...,.. FHS ,.... Fremont..... FHS ........ Bowling C-reen FHS. ....... Marion ..... . . FHS ..,..... Ashland ...... FHS. ..... . . Findlay ,..... ing with. Even when they were down, they were never out and were always in there giving their best. Bob Shaw, jim McClung, and Chuckie Jackson, the only senior team members, have made outstanding contributions to the squad. VARSITY SQUAD Howard Shanks, Karl Rothgeb, Jim McClung, Bill Neikirk, Art Hoff, Rodney Roth, Tony Nixon, Rick Nesbitt, Chuck jackson, Bob Shaw, Nolan Carman, Don Miller MANAGERS CO-CAPTAINS David Kirk, jack Lozier jim McClung, Bob Shaw 6 Reserve Basketball quad Row I: Nolan Carman, Rodney Roth, Rick Nesbitt, Stretch Hoff, Howard Shanks Row 2: Perry Reinhart, Lawton Gerlinger, John Spangler, Phil Page, Donnie Miller, Steve McClellan, Coach Boroff RESERVE SCHEDULE FHS .......... 30 Lorain ......... 31 FHS .... .... 4 I Sandusky ..... . .38 FHS .... .... 3 4 Nlansfield ...... 40 C FHS ...A .... 3 2 Macomber .... . .55 Q FHS .... .... 4 4 Fremont ....... 30 A FHS .... .... 3 5 Bowling Green. .33 C FHS .... .... 5 2 Bellevue ........ 53 H FHS ..,. .... 2 3 Marion ......... 68 FHS .... ..,. 3 7 Lima Central.. . .36 FHS .... .... 4 0 Findlay ......,. 47 FHS .... .... 4 8 Fremont ....... 52 FHS .... .... 3 8 Bowling Green. .29 FHS .... .... 2 3 Marion ...., ,... 2 8 Rmb Bowl' FHS .... .... 5 e Ashland. ....... 59 FHS .... .... l 9 Findlay ........ 45 The Papooses did a grand job of ball playing in the I955 season with Coach Ralph Boroff adding much to this eleven with his fine coaching and assistance. Not only were these sophomores and juniors in there pinch hitting for their own team, but occasionally moved one step higher to show their skills with the Var- sity team. With one or two years ahead of these boys, we can all look forward to the wins and grand games in the '56-'57 seasons. 4,4 ,Q Sz, M X r E 3. -. CEI 5 Li 111 1011 gs 'Qu X eventh Grade Ba ketball Team Row I: Gary Matthew, john Smothers, Ronnie Kauffman, Mike North, Bill Greene, Bruce Kleinsmith, Brooke Brown Row Z: Tim Thompson, Larry Brooksher, Terry Doe, Kenny Bower, Jerome Johnson, Jell Hunter, Gerhard Bolen, Steve Buttermore, Tom Downs Row 5: Carroll Smith, Robert Brown, Bob Capehart, David Scherf, Danny Kunkelman, Coach R. L. Bohyer Dean Barkley, Tim Sterling, Coach Bohyer ali Eighth And inth Grade Ba ketball Team Row I: Bill Goddard, Lupe Martinez, Dwight Kimble, Ralph Freclericks, Rodney Thatcher, john Wright, Howard Sutherland Row 2: Mr. Smith, Fred Shanks, jim Payne, Tom Krupp, Bob jones, Doug McDonald, e - T ,I k ,D' kS 'h t Coach B1 Sm1th R23 5215: Iisakli, Mviikig Mmm, John Baker, Larry Runion, steve seeinhouf, Jim Wil- liams, Neil Reinhard, Larry Firestine MZ 'Q .ww fgyfkx I qw? Varsity Wrestling quad Row I: Bob Birkmire, Roger Ebersole, Carl Russell, jim Nominee, Dolphus Smith, Bob Moore, Rudy Coburn, Dean Rein- hard, Loren Kranz Row 2: Dale Keller, Harold Hemminger, Dan Schnitzler, George Hossler, Don Hoffman, jay Lind, jim Brandt, Ronnie Foster Row 3: Bob Woodruff, Bob Hubbard, Clyde Jeter, Leroy Cochrane, Ronnie Henry, Harry Everly, Virlyn Kenner COACH APTAIN MANAGER g C jack Lozier Mr. james Showkeir Loren Kranz WRESTLING SCHEDULE ,,,. ,.,,l. , .,., A ,A The best individual record was that of sopho- more heavyweight Ronnie Foster who won ll and lost I only to be beaten in the first round of the Northwest Ohio Tournament. Bob Moore, Dolphus Smith, Carl Russel, and Loren Kranz qualified for the State finals'by win- ning fourth place medals in the Regional Tourney. The first annual award to the most improved wrestler of the year was awarded to Dean Reinhard. FHS ........ FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS Toledo Whitmer Sylvania ....... Fremont ....... Worthington. . . Huron ......... Toledo Whitmer Sylvania ....... Lima .....,.... Lima ........., Fremont ....... Ohio Blind ..... Toledo Central. 19 3-1954 Varsity Track Team Row I: Bob Radcliff, Nolan Carman, jerry Stewart, David Overmire, Duane Pierce, Jesse Tucker, Danny Opper man, Don Miller, Dick Senn Row 2: Mr. Roy Swartz, Phil Page, Alfred Williams, Chuck jackson, Dick Sayre, john Shoup, Wayne Russell Bob Staple, Larry Swihart, Dave Fillhart, Ray Stein, Bob Goddard, Coach Small April I3 .... April 20 .... April 23 .... . , April 27 .... .,,. April 29 .... . . May 7 .... 4 Q ESX, 1954 TRACK SCHEDULE ,.........Marion lVlayl4.... 4.,...Lima Central May l8.... ,..,.......Findlay lVlay20.... .Sandusky-Bellevue May 2I .... . . . . .Bowling Green May 27. . . . , . .Marion Relays May 28. . . . 1954 TRACK COACHES Buckeye League . . . . . . .Fremont ........District . . . . .District 4 , . .State Meet . . . .State Meet Roy Swartz and Dick Small Y 1 I u 3 5' if S ,qi , Y, ,, , Varsity Cheerleaders Carole Price, jane Henry, jane Perry, Peach Erbland, Sally Boyd, ,Ian Conley R HIGH CHEERLEADERS RESERVE CHEERLEADERS 9 P, X . S i s 7 A i y Rice, Nancy Tucker, Ruth Woemer Row I : Sue Cole, Judy Browning, Ann Theobald a Bentley, Mar jean Cover, Kathy Kissling ROW 21 Kathy Woemer. Nancy Warren, judy Woodmff ADVISER Nancy -Mclntyre 'I13 Rm I ff-v-,less-A.. lf TICK s 1 , ' ' I ,W 1 X . ,C h Q! , I , ,. ,gg n . , ia. Autographs . . . f ' kiwi-:A LL, fmwgxnlrff cp ' I x . U 0 kk! f rv fjgql 5Pf9 'ffJL-' 2 it i ',-, n K cfc11 g,D, 711 Q if J , I in A I.. W V l LQ-L f ,, , V G-vflfn a, LA ,-kllflflfifii-fn 'ff U x I Lf ,Nl Xe f L 7:6 ! yi 3.11 j fb it , : Autographs Name Adams, Charles. Aungst, Deanna Baker, Don. . , Banks, Rose .,.. Beamer, Kathy. Bender, Susan . Bethel, Herbert. Bollinger, Gene. Bower, Carolyn. Clark, Jaynis. . Clinger, Janice Cockrell, Gordon . . Conley, Janis. . . Conley, jim .... Cook, Wayne. . . Corl, Heth ..... Crosby, Betty. . Dauterman, Audrey. . . Davis, Martha .... Davison, Betty ,...... DeGood, Dardanella. . . Dennis, Ann. . enior Index Page ....23, 89, 92 ......23,81,82 ....23, 75, 76,77 ...........23,90 ..,.22, 23, 79, 81, 82. 83, 84, 85, 88, 91 ......23, 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 82, 83, 85, 91, 94 ..........23,70,72,73 23, 76, 81, 82, 83, 85, 88 ...23, 70, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 84, 85, 91 ...24, 67, 74, 75, 76, 77, 81, 85, 91, 93, 127 .. .24, 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 82, 83, 84, 91, 113 ....24, 67, 80, 82, 83, 86, 89, 98, 100 ...24, 67, 75, 76, 77, 81. 83, 86, 89, 93, 127 .....24, 76, 77, 84, 92 . .... 24, 70, 72, 74, 76, 77, 80, 85 ....11, 24, 70, 72, 74. 76, 77, 80, 84 .....24, 81, 82, 83,85 .. ...... 25, 81, 84, 91 ......25, 74, 75, 76, 77, 81, 83, 82, 85, 91 Dicken, Marilyn ...... 25, 70, 72, 81, 83, 84, 91 Dieterle, George ...., Doe, Don ...... .............25,94,95 ....25,93,94,98, 102 Name Doster, Betty ..... . Drake, Marvin ..... Dull, Edith Ann. . . Dunfee, Harold. . . . Earlie, Danny ...... Eatherton, Fred .... Page .........25,85,90 ....25, 69, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 83, 86 ....25, 66, 76, 77, 80, 83, 85, 88, 91, 93, 95 . ...25, 75, 76, 77,94 ..........25,92 .....26,94 Eatherton, Maynard ................... 26, 94 Erbland, Helen. . .22, 26, 81, 83, 85, 88, 91, 113 Evers, Fern .................... 26, 80, 85, 92 Faust, Harold ...... Fisher, Connie. . . Frankfather, Don. . Freese, Dorothy .... Fruth, Dick ..... . Fruth, Nancy ...... Fry, Dick ......... Gamble, Charlotte. . Gardner, Marcella. . Gillespie, Dick ..... Gonyer, jim ..... . Good, Sharon ......... Good, Tom ..,. .....26,93,95 .....26,80,84 ....26, 92, 93, 98 ......26,92 ............26,94 ....21, 26, 74, 76, 77. 81, 83, 84, 85,91 .....27, 80, 93, 95, 98,99 ,.....27, 80, 85, 88, 91, 93 ......21, 27, 67, 74, 76, 77. 80,85,88,91,93 ..........27,70 27, 76, 77. 80, 84. 88, 94 ...............27,94,95 Gwiner, Joyce. . . .......... 27, 64, 81, 83, 85 Harley, Kris. .. ..... Harrison, Arlene. . . Hauser, Don ...... 27, 79, 81, 82, 83, 85, 91 .......27, 67, 74, 76, 77, 80, 81, 85, 93 ,...28, 86, 98,99 Haynes, Carolyn ......... ................. f 28 Henry, jane. . .22, 28, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 88, 113 Hrll, Dale ............. ..............,. 2 8, 94 Hiser, Kay ..... .....28,92 Name Hoffman, Darwin .... Horner, Eldon .... l'lull, Janice ..... Jackson, Chuck . Jackson, Ray .... King, Bob ...... Kirk, Dave .... Koons, Jean ....... Lambright, Janet. Lambright, Jim. Long, Jim ..... Lozier, Jack... . . . Ludlow, George . McArthur, Mitzi enior Index Page ...........28,75,76,77 .28, 75, 76, 77. 80, 81, 86, 93 ....28, 75, 76, 77, 80, 98. 100,105,107,1I1 ............28,90 .......29,80,86,89 .....29, 93, 98, 99, 105 .....29, 81,84, 92 .....29, 81,85 ......29,89 ........29,80,86,105, 110 .29, 67, 75, 76, 77, 80, 86 .........21,29,81,83,85,94 McClung, Jim ..... 22, 29, 70, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 81, 83, 86, 88, 98, 99, 100, 105, 107 Manecke, Dorene. Mills, John ...... Mullins, Sylvia ..... Myers Myers Myers Netzel, Art ...... Beverlee. . . . . . Paul ..... Adolph . . . Niswander, Doug. ..............30,85,90 30,67,79,80,86,98,100 ..............30,82,88 ..............30,80,95 .30,76,77,80,82,85,88 .................30,94 ..........30 ...........30,94,95 Niswender, Wilma .....,.. 30, 76, 77, 81 , 85, 91 Nye, Dallas ...... Page, Jo Ann ..... Peeler, Darlene. . . Pelton, Danny .... Price, Carole. . . . Radcliff, Bill ...... ..............30,94 ....31,80, 85, 89,92 .......31,84,92 ........31,94,98, 102 ....31, 74, 76, 77, 81, 83, 85, 88, 89, 113 21, 31, 80, 86, 89, 92, 98, 100 Radcliff, Sharon ............. 31, 76, 77, 88, 92 Rees, James ...... ..........31,90 Name Reiter, Ruthanne. Rinehart, Judy. . . Riser, Duane .... Risser, Joyce. . . Roper, Joe ...... Rothgeb, Don. . . Runion, Jack .... Sanders, Nancy ...... Page 14, 31, 67, 74, 76, 77. 80, 82, 83, 85, 91, 93 ...........3I,70 Richards, Howard .......... 31, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85,91 32, 77, 80, 87, 93 ...........32,93 ....32, 76, 77 ...........32,94 Saliers, Don ....... 22, 32, 64, 66, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 83, 86, 88 Sharpless, Larry ............ Shaw, Bob .......... . . Smith, Alice ...... Smith, Kenneth .... Smith, Willis. . . Stewart, Jerry .... Stewart, LeRoy. . Stoddard, Ronald .... . Stone, Susan ...... Thomas, Jo Ann. Vitt, Bill ......... Vogel, Duane. . . Wagoner, Helen ..... Walker, Anita. . . Weiker, Ruby ................ Wentz, Paula. . .34, 67, 74, 76, Werner, Mike ............ 21 Wetherill, Larry .... . . . . . White, Melvin .... Widmer, Dick .... . Woodruff, Erv .... Wyans, Shirley ............. Young, Shirley ...... .32, 75, 76. 77, 80, 84, 92 ...........32,80 32, 81, 86, 88, 105, 107 32, 76, 77, 81,84 ......33,80,94 ..21,33,95,111 .....33,98,100 ......33,92 ......33,84,91 ...33, 75, 76,77 ......33,91 ....34,84, 92 ......34,90,91 77, 80, 84, 88, 93 34, 80, 83, 86, 93 ...........34,74 ....34,93 .........34,94 ...34, 75, 76, 77 .34, 74, 76, 77, 81.82, 93 9 20 Junior Name Page Adams, Allan. . . Adams, Sharon ..... Allison, Jim ....... Allspaugh, Charles. Baker, Jo Anna. . . Balsat, Howard ..... Barringer, Yvonne. Barchlett, Jack ...... Basehore, joe. . . Beach, Nancy ..... Beil, Barbara ........ ......43,89 ....43, 85, 92 ..........43,87,89 .....43, 72, 83,84, 91 ......,....43,89 .....43 .............43,87, ...43, 67, 69, 70, 72. 74, 75, 76, 77, 87, . ., ............. 43, 84, .43, 69, 74, 75, 76, 77, 98 93 98 98 93 93 85 89 73, 95 93 84 Birkmire, Bob .... 43, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 87, 110 Blxler, Nancy ............,.....,...... 43, 85 Blose, Don ........ 43, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 87 Blose, Ronny ...... Borkosky, Betty .... Boyd, Sally .Io .... Boyd, Sharon ..... Brown, Ronny .... Burch, Lois ..... Burdick, Dick .... Burrell, Norman ...... Butler, Danny .... Carman, Nolie. .43, Crawford, Diane ...... Crosby, Clara. . . Crow, Janet ................. ..........43,70,73,87 .......43,84,93 .....43,84,92, 113 .....43, 82, 84, 91 ....43, 67, 84 ..........43,65,75 43, 64, 67, 82, 83, 89 93 43 92 76 93 94 75, 76, 77, 87, 105, 106, 111 ....,.....43,65,84,94 .............43,85,92 43, 70, 77, 85, 91 Dalton, Mary Ann .... 42, 44, 69, 70, 72, 73, 75, 93 94 Doe, janet ..... . Doe, Pat .,........ 76, 77, 83,85, 88, 91, ..........43,70,71 Dolch, Ronald ..... 43, 70, 72, 73, 76, 77, 87 Earl, Bob ............ Eatherton, Barbara. . Endicott, Ronny. . ..........44,70,72 ....44, 74, 76 ....44, 87 76 85 98 73 77 98 Ferguson, Phyllis.. ..... 44 85 Fincher, Pat ...... ............. 4 4 92 Flannery, Laquita. . . .... 42, 44, 74, 75, 76, 77, 82, 91, 93,113 Index Name Flicker, Earl ..... Fox, Carol ..... Fox, Nancy ...... Frederick, Ed .... Frederick, Tom ..... Gardner, Pat ....... Geren, Yvonne ....... Gerlinger, Layton . 44, Glaser, Neil ........ Good, Charles ...... Goodale, Beverly .... Gorrill, jim ........ Gorrilljohn .... Graber, Dorcas. Graves, jim ..... . . Gregory, Ellen ...... Hammer, Kay ...... Hartley, Ronny ..... Hartman, Bob ..... Harris, Wayne. . . Hathaway, Rex ..... Hattendorf, Dick .... Heiserman, Sharon. . Henry, Ronny ..... Hirsch, Virginia. . Hoff, Art...... Homer, Barbara. . Hossler, Ray ........ Page ....44, 74, 76, 77, 91, 98 ............44,84,93 .....44,84,93 .44, 74, 76, 77, 84, 91, 93 ....44, 74, 76, 77, 84, 91 65, 67, 70, 72, 73, 87, 106 .............,44,64,87 ..,...44,98 ....44,92 ....44,87 ......43 ....44,93 .44, 65, 74, 76, 77, 85, 91 .41, 44, 74, 76, 77, 85, 91 .................43,95 ....44,94 .. .... 44,87 44, 72, 75, 76, 83, 86, 87 .......44,65, 70, 71, 74, 76, 77, 84,91 ....44, 94, 98, 110 ..........44,85,93 .......42, 44, 65, 83, 87. 88, 98, 101, 105, 106 ......44, 74, 75, 76,77 Howard, Margaret ..... .... 4 4, 76, 77, 84, 91 Hoyer, Dick ....... Hunker, Nancy .... I-Iuth, Bob ......... jackson, Harold ..... Jackson, joan ..... jeakle, Bill ..,. Johnson, Jesse. Jones, Levi ...... Jordan, Marlene .... Kimble, Gordon. . ............44,94 ....44, 74, 76, 77,85 ............44,89 .....44, 76, 77,92 .....44,94,95 ....44,94 ....44,95 ....44,92 ....45,82 Name Kiser, Nelson. . . Kissling, Anita. Lambert, Nancy ..... Law, ,Ioan ..... Law, john ..... Layton, Susan. . Lind, Kay ...... Lombardy, Bob ....... Luman, Pat .......... McCar1ey, jim. Junior Index Page ............45,87,89 ...45, 70, 72, 73, 83, 89 .....45, 64, 67, 76, 77, 82, 84, 89, 91,94 ..............fabsentD 42, 45, 70, 72, 83, 84,93 ..........44,85,91,93 ................45,98 42, 45, 76, 77, 85, 88, 91 McCracken, joyce..45, 64, 67, 74, 76, 77, 83, 85 McLaughlin, Ann ............ 74, 76, 77, 85, 91 Macias, Mary .... .........45,84,88,92 Masel, Karen ..... .... 4 5, 64, 66, 74, 76, 77, 85 88 89 91 93 Matz, Jerry .... Mavin, Linda. . 83 ,,,,, .....,45, 70, 72, 73, 87 ..........45,67,76,77,85,89 Mears, Charlene ..,.... 45, 72, 74, 76, 77, 84, 91 Murphy, Don ...... 45, 64, 70, 72, 74, 86, 87, 93 Neikirk, Bill ........ 45, 70, 72, 73, 92, 105, 107 Newcomer, jim. Nixon, Tony. . . Nominee, james ...................45,70,72 ....45, 67, 75, 76, 77, 83, 87,98, 101,105,107 ..................45,87,89 Opperman, Danny.. .45, 74, 76, 77, 98, 101, 111 Painter, Tom. . . Perry, jane .... Phillips, Don. . . Phipps, jackie. . Porter, Tom ..... Potts, Sandra. . Powell, Donna. . . Pugh, Alice ..... Rausch, Bob .... Reiss, jean ..... Rhine, Roger. . . ...................45,87,94 .....45, 72, 83, 84, 93, 113 ...............45,65 ....45, 70, 72, 85, 91, 93 .............,.45,94 ....45, 65, 76, 77, 85, 93 ...............45,88 ..........45,84,92 .....,......45,87,89 ....45, 74, 76, 77, 84, 93 Richardson, jim.. .46, 75, 76, 77, 87, 94, 98, 101 Rothgeb, Karlton .......... 42, 45, 70, 105, 107 Russell, Wayne. .. .... 45,70,87,98.101,l1 Name Rutherford, Gerald .... Sackett, Ralph .... Saubers, Connie. . . Sayre, Dick ..... . Schilt, Darl ..... Scott, Barbara. . Senn, Dick .... Shafer, Duane. . . ShiHet, Judy .... Shoup, john .... Siegchrist, Jane .... Smith, Duane. . . Smith, jerry ...... Smith, Mary Jane. . . Smith, Shelby Jean Snyder, Larry ..... Snyder, Sally ...... 46, Staple, Bob ....... Steinhour, Bob .... Stocker, Chuck .... Page .......45 .....45,87 ....45, 83, 94 .....45,98,111 ...46, 74, 76, 77, 85, 93 .........46,87,89,11l 46, 74, 76, 77, 82, 84,91 ....46, 76, 77,90 .........46,89 ...,.46,89 .........46,91,93 . . . .46, 70, 72, 74, 76. 77, 85, 93, 127 .............46,65,94 64, 74, 76, 77, 82, 84,93 ...........,46,98,11l Stover, Bill ..... .... 4 2, 46, 67, 70, 72, 73. 87 Swartz, Buster .......... 75, 76, 77, 95, 98, 101 Swartzbaugh, Roberta .............. 46, 91, 94 Swihart, Larry. . . .46, 74, 76, 77, 87, 92, 98, 111 Thaxton, Tom ,.... Turner, Dick .... Turner, Harold .... Vogel, Gene ..... Vogel, Leonard .... Volkmer, Eileen ..... Wagner, Danny. . . Wagner, joe. .... . . Walker, Sharon. . . . Waltermyer, Archie .... Ward, Sally ....... Whitney, Karen. . . . . Williams, Alfred. . .. ....... 46, 75, 77, 87, 98 .....46, 82. 90, 93, 95 .....46.94 .....46,89 ....46, 85,93 ...........46,89 ......46, 70, 71, 72 .....46, 65. 76, 77, 84 .,.........46,94,95 .....46, 76, 77, 85, 90 ....46, 70, 72, 74, 75. 76, 77, 84, 93. .....46, 70, 72, 73 74, 76, 77, 111 2 Name Aungst, Carol ..... Banks, Sandra. . Barkley, Ronnie Bauman, Kenny .... Beach, Barbara. Beam, Jackie. . . Beigh, Brenda. . Bell, Mary Jo... ophomore Index Page ....47, 84, 90 .....47,92 .....47,89 . .... 47, 74, 76, 77, 84,90 .......47, 76, 77, 91,92 ....47, 64, 66, 76, 77, 84, 93 Beltz, Marcia ......... 47, 70, 74, 76, 77, 84, 92 Bickel, Ronald ........................... 47 Biddle, Peggy. . . Bloodworth, Elizabeth. Bower, Pat ........... Boyd, Gordon ........ Brant, James ......... Brookman, Marian .... Brown, Pat ..... Browning, Judy. Burk, Frank .... Carter, Jill.. . . . Clark, Jane. . . Cobb, Jim ...... Coburn, Coby. . Cochrane, Leroy Cockrell, Larry. Cole, Sue .Q ..... Conrad, Barbara. . Cook, Junior. . Cover, Wade. . . Crosby, Jane .... Davis, Don ..... Davis, Ray .... Decker, Becky. . Deuble, Ronald. Devore, Kathy. . .............47,84,90 .. .47, 74, 76, 77, 84, 90 47, 70, 72, 74, 76, 77, 87 ...............48,Il0 .....47, 48, 98, lO2 ....48, 76, 77, 85, II3 ......48, 76, 77,87 .....48,74,76,77,94 .....48,76,77,84,92 ...........48,98 ....48,IIO ..........48,IIO .........48,70,87 ....48,84,9I,92,II3 .............48,85 .............48,98 .....48,75,76,77,87 ........48,84,92 ...............77,93 .....48,76,77,87,98 ........48,76,77 ........48 ................85,93 Dieter, Dalsy ............................ 48 Dull, Janet ........ 48, 64, 72, 76, 77, 84, 91, 93 Ebersole, Janet ........ .............48,84,92 Ebersole, Roger ...... 48, 74, 76, 77, 87, 98, H0 Edwards, Judy ........... 48, 66, 70, 7l, 74, 76, 77, 85, 91, 93, 95 Elter, Tom ...... .... 4 7, 48, 66, 88, 93, 94 Name Fillhart, Verna .... Fittro, Jim ...... Fittro, Joyce ...... . . Page ...........48,85,92 l2, 48, 70, 72, 84, 93 Flicker, Beverly ...... .......... 4 8, 76, 77, 85 Foster, Ronald .... Fruth, Jon ...... Fruth, Tom ..... Fry, Deanne ..... Gatrell, Deanna .... Gatrell, Sonja ..... Gingerick, Sarah .... Glass, Beverly ..... Goddard, Pete ..... Greene, David ..... Gregory, John ..... Griiiin, Lowell ..... .....48, 77, 89, 98, IIO .48, 66, 70, 73, 87 ....48, 70, 73,87 ....48, 76, 77,84 ........76,77,85,9I .....48, 76, 77,85,9l .........48,85,92 ....76, 77, 84, 91,92 ......4I,48,86,87 ....49, 76, 77,87 . ...... 48, 76, 77, 93 Guthrie, Barbara. . . ............. 48, 90, 92 Gutknecht, Kris. . . . . Harden, Carolyn ..... Heilman, Tommy ...... Hemminger, Harold .... Henry, Robert ...... Hitchcock, Jeanne ..... Hossler, Beverly ....... . . .48, 74, 76, 77, 84, 89 ......48, 76, 77, 84, 93 .......48,98,99 .....48, 76, 77, 85, 92 .... 48, 76, 77,85 Householder, Mary Kay ......... 48, 84, 90, 9l Hunker, Eleanor ....... Immel, Janice ...... .... Jackson, Shirley ....... Johnson, Mildred .... . Jones, Colleen ..... Keller, Sandra. . . Kenner, Virlyn .... Kiser, David .... Knisely, Saundra. . . . Kranz, Loren ...... .... Kroetz, Pat ..... Krupp, Dale ...... Lambright, Patsy.. . . . . Lee, Everett Dale Lee, Joyce ........ Lewis, Carol .... Lorah, Charles. . ............49,76,77 ......49, 84,9I, 93 49, 74, 76, 77, 85, 91 ............49,85,92 .........49,85,92 ...49, 76, 77, 85, 92 ..49, 77, 87, 98, IIO 49, 66, 74, 76, 77, 85 .....49, 87, 89, IIO .. .47, 49, 76, 84, 92 fAbsentJ ...49, 76, 77, 85, 92 . . .49, 74, 76. 77, 85 .............49.95 Name Lowry, Sandra .... McClellan, Steve. McDonald, David. . . McPherson, Cary ..,.. Marshall, Gwen. . Marshall, Linda. . Martinez, John. . . Masamer, Sue .... Messenger, Joe. . . Middleton, Rose A Miller, Arthur .... Miller, Don ...... l'lI'l. Milligan, Frank ...,... Mooney, Wayne. . Mullins, Alice. . . Myers, Joan .... Niday, james. . . Nye, Sue ....... Nesbitt, Rick .... Page, Phillip ..... Peters, Mary Lou. . . Porter, John ...... Pratt, Ben, jr., .. Prowant, Shirley .... Pullom, Juliana. . . Ramsey, David. . . Rees, Norman. . . . Reeve, Carol.. . . . Reinhard, Perry. . Reiss, Terry. . . .49, 66, Rice, Emma ..... .... Richard, Gene .... Reidling, Earlene .... Roper, Sandra. . ophomore Index Page ........76,77,85,92 . . . .47, 49, 76, 77, 86. 87, 88, 92, 106 . ..... 49, 64, 66, 70, 73, 76, 77, 87,93 ....49, 70, 73, 75, 76, 77 .49, 64, 74, 76, 77, 85, 93 ....49, 74, 77, 84, 91, 92 .....49, 76, 77, 85, 89 .....49, 70, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 86, 87 ....49,70,72,74, 76, 77, 84, 93 49,98,101,105,106,111 .......49,76,77,87,89 .............49,90 .....49, 76, 77, 84, 90 ..............74,76,77 ..49,76,77,87,105,106 ....49, 98, 101,106,111 .........50,85,92 ....49, 76, 77,94 .......49,93 .......49 .....85,92 ......49 .49, 72, 74, 76, 77, 85,92 ......47, 49, 88, 98, 106 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 87 ........49,76,77,84,93 ....70, 75, 76,77 ...........50,84,90,93 Roth, Rodney. ......... 49, 76, 77, 87, 105, 106 Rowe, Eilene .... Rowe, Linda .... .... 5 0, 77, 84 Russell, Carl .... ..... 5 0, 98, 110 Name Saxton, Raymond Schmitz, Ralph .... Scott, Dale ....... Shanks, Howard .... Shaver, Bob ..... Shaver, Duane Sherlock, Sarah .... Page CAbsentj .....46, 76, 77 ........49,87 .....49,105,106 fAbsentQ 77,92 Shultz, Mary .... .......... 5 0, 76, 77, 85, 92 Sigler, Donna ...... Slusser, Richard.. . . Smith Smith, Smith Smith. Smith Loretta Marcia. . . Marlene .... Stanley ..... Susan ....... Snyder, Larry ...... Spangler, John ..... Stagger, Phyllis .... Strauss, Ronald. . . . Steck, Ann ......... Stocker, Charlene. . . Stone, Sandra. . . Sullivan, Tom ..... Szallar, Dick .... Tarris, Norman ..... Starkweather, Roger. . . Thomas, David Thompson, Robert Van Sant, Nancy. . . Wagner, Edith .... 50, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 87 CAbsentQ .....50, 76, 77, 85,9I, 93 ........50,76,77,85,93 ............50,95,98,l02 .. 50, 70, 74, 76, 77, 85,89 106 ................50,73,84 50, 70, 73, 75, 76, 77, 87, 86 ....50, 74, 76, 77, 92 ....50, 70, 73, 86, 87 ......50 ........50 fAbsentl QAbsentj . ............. 50, 84, 93 50. 70. 72, 74, 77. 85 Warren, Nancy .... .... 5 0, 76, 77, 85, 92, 113 Welsh, ,Io .......... ............. 5 0, 84, 92 Williams, Mary Ann .......... ...... 5 0, 84, 92 Woerner, Kathy ...... 50, 66, 76, 77, 84, 92, 113 Woodruff, Judy .......... 50, 74, 76, 77, 92, 113 Woodruff, Raymond ...,...... . . .50, 76, 77, 87 Woodruff, Ted ..... 50. 70, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 87 Young, La Donna .... ........... 5 0, 76, 77, 85 Zeigler, Carol ..... ..... 5 0, 76, 77, 85, 89 91 1 Zickafoose, Eddie ...... 47, 50, 75, 76, 77, 88 93 24 Name Asmus, Mary.. . . Bender, Thomas. . Bixel, Madeline . . Blalock, Norman ..... Bohyer, R. L. .... . Boroff, Ralph ..... Bunke, Luetta .... Burton, Arthur. . . Davis, David ....... Downs, Richard . Eger, Vera ...... . . Grine, Florence. . lmm, Mary ....... jones, Wm. L.. . . Kanable, Lucille. LaRue, C. D. ...... . Mclntyre, Nancy ...... Middleton, james. . . Moore, Barbara. . . Moss, Luella .... Nixon, W. W.. ... Faculty Page ...........I6,93 ....I3,l4,I6,I04 .........l5,9I ..........I5 ....l6,I04,I08 ......I6,l06 .....I6,9I ....l6,98,99 ...........l3,I6 ....I6,70,72,95 .........I4,l6 .......I7,83 ...l7,90 ...I7,94 .......I5 .......I7,89 ........l7,84,92 ....I7, 74, 75,95 ......I7,80,82 .......l7,84 .....I7,95 Index Orwig, Raymond .... Schmidt, Bruce .... Shine, Dorothy .... Showkeir, james. . . Siekeres, Albert ....... . . Slotterbeck, Ruth ..... Smith, Doris ........ Smith, O. E. .... . Smith, Wm. ..... . Sponsler, Ina ..... Stubbins, Hazel ..... Suter, Charles .... . . . Thompson, David . Van Sant, Lester .... Page ..........l8,95 .l3, I8, 98, 99 .........I8,Il3 l8, 98, 99, IIO .......I8,86 .....l5,70 .....l8,90 ...I8,8I, l08 ....I8,80,84 ........l9 .....I9,94 ,......I9,93 ....l9,86,89 Whiteman, Onelta ..... ............ I 9 Wiedemann, Ernes tine. .. Wilson, Arthur ....... Werner, Louise .... Wolfarth, John. . . . Zuber, E. R. .... . Zumpft, Charles. . . Activities Index Activity Page Annual Staff ..... Art Club ............ Cafeteria Staff ........... ....80. 8l ......94 ....90 Future Teachers of America. .... 89 Girls' Athletic Association .... .... 9 2 Gym Assistants ............ ...... 9 2 Hi-Y ............ ......... .... 8 6 , 87 Home Economics Club ..... ...... 9 0 Journal Staff ............ .... 8 2 Lambda Sigma ...... .... 9 I Library Staff .......... .... 9 I Magazine Campaign ..... .... 9 5 National Honor ....... .... 8 3 Omicron Lambda .... .... 9 3 Projection Club .... .... 8 9 Quill and Scroll ..... .... 8 3 Student Council ..... .... 8 8 Student Nurses .............. .... 8 8 Traflic Patrol ................. .... 9 5 Vocational Industrial Club ...... ...... 9 4 Y-Teens. ................... .... 8 4, 85 ....I4, l9,84 I3, I9, I04, 105 .........l9,94 ....I4,I9,86 ......l5 Advertisement Index Advertiser Page Advertiser Page Ahlenius Company ......... American Railway Signal ..... Arcadia Creamery ......... Art Clothes ,.....,,..... Atlas Crankshaft ........ B Br J Hamburger Shop ,... Ballreich Furniture ...... Basehore 6: Co., B.. . .. Blose Gulf Service ...... Buckeye Stage Inc.. . . Cameron Weber .... Candyland ........... Chalfin's Drug Store ..... Channel's Gas Station ..... Chapman s .............. Civic Nic Nac ..............,.. Clark's Shoe Store ...........i... Commercial Bank 6: Savings Co.. . Commercial Press .............. Daniels, H. ............ . de Santos Hair Stylists. . . Dell s Lunch .............. Dicken6zWonders Studio. . . Dress Shop, The ........... Dry Cleaners of Fostoria ..... Don's Super Market ....... Duflields Music Center ....... East North St. Lumber Co.. . . Edison's Drug Store ........ Electric Auto-Lite ...... First National Bank ....... Firth Machine 6: Tool ........ Freeman's Pure Oil Station ..... Fruth Hardware ............. Fox Dairy ................ Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Electric ........, Laundromat ............. Lumber 8: Supply ..... . . . New Car St Truck Dealers. . . . . . . Review-Times ......... Case, Virgil M. ........ . Gray Printing ...........,. Harrold Funeral Home ....... Harry 6: Marion's Greenhouse. . . Hartman's Electric ........... Heinie's Motel Bi Inn ...... Hi Jinx. Hollenbaugh Brothers. . . Horner's Market ...... Hoyt Seed Company .... Hub Market ......... J. H. Jones 6: Sons .... Keidan's Jewelers. . . Kinn Bl Theobald ..... Kranz Construction ..... Kresge S. S., Company. . . . L. 61 S. Hobby Shop .... Larry's Market ....... Lee B. Luckey Insurance Lunch Box .... ....... Mann Funeral Home .... . . . Mennel Milling ............ Might's Sohio Service .Station Miller's Drug Store ........ Morris Store ........... Moes Baked Enamel .... Mose Lamfrom ....... .... Music Box, Vogel-Elsea .... National Carbon Company. Office Supply Shop. . . . . . . . Ohio Farmers Grain SL Supply Ohio Savings 81 Loan ...... . Patrons ......,...., ..... Payne Brothers Greenhouse. Peggs Wallpaper 8: Paint. . . Penny, C., Co. .... . . . . Pete Dicesare Shoe Repair. . Peter's Clothing ..... ...... Pittsburgh Plate Class Co.. . Preis Store .......... . . . . . . Quaker Maid Co., Bloomdal Rupp 6: Riggs Feed Store. . . Sackett's Greenhouse ...... Sears Roebuck ............ Seneca Lumber Company. . . Seneca Wire ....... ........ Service Laundry .......... Sherlie Ann Bakery ..... Sherwin-Williams ..... Shultz 8: Lawless ....... Shuman Barber Shop ...... Smith's Apparel ........ Superette ............ Swift 8: Company .... T. 81. M. Electric. . . Townhouse ........ Wayside Drive-lnn ..... Whitney Drug Store .... Y. M. C. A. ......... . ADVERTISING Q M A Ill M W! 1 wigs Ei' I 1 nl QUE 615 Nj-WQQT N IL :HMS , I Q , AL,L.PQ P lliilis B Q Plc ill RBY kwa M ll WW Merchants throughout the world display their wares through advertising. The FOHIRAB is very happy to include in its jpages the advertisements of community and area merchants. They have, during the past years, contributed quite generously to those from the journalism department who have sought their aid in making both publications, the JOURNAL and the FOHIRAB, possible. They have helped us not only through financial aid, but in supporting and encouraging us in the many projects which we strive to undertake. The FOHI RAB staff sincerely hopes that the student body will show their appreciation to these merchants by patronizing them in every way they can. 1 27 THE AHLENIUS COMPANY F t L d gDp tmentSto CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF I955 Plan W life Insurance THE ONLY ALL-PURPOSE LIFE INSURANCE POLICY WHICH CAN BE CHANGED AFTER YOU OWN IT, TO MEET YOUR CHANCINC NEEDS Lee B. Luckey, General Agent Ed. Collins, Agent THE NORTHWEST OHIO ACENCY OF NoRTWEsTERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, IINC. It pays to shop at Penney's FOSTORIA, ol-no Compliments of THE IUNCH BOX 12 KEIDAN'S IEWEIERS II5 N. 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Main St. Farrel Elsea RCA VICTOR TElEVlSlON - RADIOS - RECORDS Complete Musical Supplies MIGHT'S SOHIO SERVICE Phone 903 Fostoria, Ohio Union and Elm Streets Willard Don lARRY'S SUPER MARKET GROCERIES o VEGETABLES MEATS o FROZEN FOODS 4 376 Perry Street Fostoria, Ohio HUB SUPER MARKETS Fostoria, Ohio McComb, Ohio leipsic, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Young Men's Christian Association Through These Doors Enter The Youth of Today And Leave The Leaders of Tomorrow J. H. DANIELS CO. l l4 W. Center St. Phone 7l I5 FGSTORIA, OHIO Authorized Dealers for RCA Estate Appliances Whirlpool Complete4Home Laundry Philco Television C1 Appliances Complete Home Furniture 135 Compliments of FOX DAIRY VIRGII M. GASE INSURANCE INCOME TAX SERVICE 225 West Center St. REAL ESTATE PHOTO COPIES FOSTORIA, OHIO WAYSIDE DRIVE INN FEATURING U. S. 23 North STEAKBURGERS Good Food A Treat To Eat' ' g!22.Ql'lh0.llA.Q, RAIPH SACKETT 800 N. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio SAY IT WITH FLOWERS de Santos Hair Stylists THE ULTRA-MODERN BEAUTY SAl0N 3l6 North Main Street Phone 3649 Westinghouse FOSTORIA lAUNDROMA'II' Every Wash Done Laundromat Separately Automatic Washers Half-hour Laundry as... 322 N. Main St. i'i Phone 6950 Compliments of D E l l ' 5 l U N C H HARRY 8. NlARl0N'S Fl0W'ERS 8l9 Columbus Avenue Phone 3475 Individual Floral Designs and Styles 137 Compliments of Rupp And Riggs Feed Co. humans Barber hop IO7 E. Center Street CLIFF SHUMAN OUR AIM ..... YOUR SATISFACTION compimenfs U Your Friendly o 6. C. MURPHY CO. . formerly Servrce Store MORRIS STORE sc-me-S1 IO9-III S. Main St. n ug 8tJgIe Guide specified products... ! Q fm ,,,. . N ,,., ,,....,. ,.... W...-V ..... .... ,, ..,. ,, .... A .r... g Q iifft A eff W QW Home DECORATION ssnvlce ,'?Fff,M center: I sHfRWlN'WllllAMS 'E ' PAINTS 206 N. Main Street Fostoria Phone 4495 f l Best Wishes to the Class o 55 ClARK'S SHOES Fostoria's Finest Family Shoe Store Compliments to all SEN IORS--IU N IORS-SOPHOMORES-FRESHMEN PEGGS WAIIPAPER 8. PAINT STORE 3l5 South lvlain Street Phone 2703 Fostoria, Ohi C H A P M A N 'S Fostoria's leading Jewelers Compliments of OHIO FARMERS GRAIN 8. SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Manufacturers of OHIO FARMERS' SEEDS 8. FERTILIZERS WHOLESALERS or FARM suPPi.lEs Fostoria, Ohio For G. E. Appliances Go To FUSTORIA ELECTRIC 106 5. Main sf. Phone 845 THE DRESS SHOP Idelia Dreitzler Junior Dresses, Skirts and Sweaters Hays Building I I4 South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio BIOSE GULF SERVICE Union and Perry St. PHONE 969 FOSTORIA, OHIO General Auto Repair 8. Service J. B. BASEHORE 8. COMPANY Coal ' Builders Supplies ' Concrete Septic Tanks Automatic Gas and Coal Heating Equipment Phone 6667 ' 312 E. Center St. Phone 2492 ' Columbus Ave 40 SMITH'S II7 APPAREI SHOP Igo N. Main St. S. Washington St Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio DRESSES FOR IUNIORS QI I WHITNEY'S DRUG STORE RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS BY A PRESCRIPTION DRUC-C-IST Corner of Perry and Elm , --, . ..,, , ,,A..,,,N , ..,. -www-me-ls. Open 9200 to 9100 daily PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COIIIIPANY PAINT, WALLPAPERS, WINDOW SHADES CLASS AND PICTURE FRAMING I I9 North Main St. Phone 3405 Compliments of PETE DICESARE SHOE REPAIR SHOP Below Woolworth-Main and North Streets Compliments of the ARCADIA CREAMERY Manufacturers ot Arcadia Butter ARCADIA, OHIO DUFFIElD'S MUSIC CENTER Instruments Competent Musicians Supplies Instructions 226 N. Main St. Phone 5437 Compliments of ART Cl0THES SHOP I24 South Main Street FOSTORIA, OH IO LINOLEUM I COMPLETE B A l l R E I C H CARPETS HOME FU R N I T U RE RUGS OUTFITTINGS FREE PARKING OPEN EVENINC-S TILL 9:00 42 Phone 4212 ' I44I N. Countyline St. ' Fostoria, Ohio THE FOSTORIA LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. Dealer in LUMBER AND MILLWORK ' BUILDERS' HARDWARE PAINTS Phone 7727 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of HORNERS MARKET W. South St. TOWNHOUSE I Sandwiches Short Orders Dinners Steaks and Chops A C-OOD PLACE TO EAT Phone 995 Fostoria, Ohio dahona, 011144, Sturm Jnmtofukzb, Buaieai Lowest Prices in Ohio ORIGINAL CUT RATE FINEST IN PERFUME TOILETRIES LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION 14 3 HEINIE'S MOTEL AND INN i650 N. Countyline St. 0HIO'S FINEST QUALITY FOODS Real Italian Spaghetti Our Specialty Compliments of MOSE LAMFROM CLOTHING COMPANY Dress Better And You'II Feel Better THE EAST NORTH STREET LUMBER COMPANY lumber, Doors, Asphalt Shingles SPECIAL MILLWORK Phone 7759 PHONE 7777 220 S. MAIN ST. 'l71zZlQAZ,HQxalLQ1zuq,,StoJr.a THE SENECA WIRE CO. Compliments of the National Carbon Co. a division of UNION CARBIDE 81 CARBON CORP. Best Wishes Class of 55 SHERllE ANN BAKERY Home Baked Quality ls Our Standard Best Ingredients and Plenty of Them! l32 East Tiffin St. Phone 5330 SWIFT AND COMPANY SOYBEAN Mlll Our Congratulations SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Shop At Sears And Save l2O-l22 West Tiffin St. Phone 6696 46 Compliments of MANN FUNERAl HOME Phone 6694 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of CHANNELS SUNOCO SERVICE 5 T A T I 0 N PERRY AND FREMONT SENECA Lumarn comPANY Division of Q lm iijfai I HlxoN Peterson Lumber Co. 3, -'Lg if 635 W. Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone 667 I HOYT SEED CO. Field, Garden And Lawn Seed 149 W. North St. Fostoria, Ohio MOES BAKED E I N T SH 0 P Complete Body A ml Fender Re ' ' NAMEl PA 48 pairing Enamel And Lacquer Refinishing Glass Installation E. j. MOES 1247 N. Countyline St. PHONE 6297 Compliments of THE KRANZ CONSTRUCTION C 0 NI P A N Y BUCKEYE STAGE INC. If iii! ' , Charter Service ,657-K H Serving Any Time E iii! I Northwestern Any Where I EE i I gy iii Ohio -ii xx 1 xx L 676 Compliments of THE AMERICAN RA ILWAY SIGNAL Fostoria, Ohio THE MENNEl MILLING COMPANY FLOUR o FEED o GRAIN HI-.IINX Acnoss mom FosToRlA I-uc:-I scnofon. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF SS THE SERVICE LAUNDRY Charles Souder Frank Kirian 120 W. Center St. Phone 2852 149 PETER'S CLOTHING STORE rosromA's rmfsr Mews stone ZOI South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio The FIRST NATIONAl BANK Fostoria A BANKING CENTER Supplying The Community With Unsurpassed BANKING SERVICE SINCE I882 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of FIRTH MACHINE 8. T00l, INC. DON'S SUPER MARKET Corner of Sandusky and Buckley HOLLENBAUGH BROTHERS -S,., S y Brush and Spray Painting 3 Fry! E l.l 'X 'MEM 4q,yy MRSS M ESER Ry yg -M E. . A Wm Ph 2467 F Oh C pl f HARTMAN ElECTRlC COMPANY 151 I CANDYLAND lunches Sandwiches 0 Fountain Service Corner Main and Sandusky Streets BEST WISHES TO THE CRADUATINC CLASS From THE CAMERON-WEBER INSURANCE AGENCY Remember ..... lt is A Good Policy Not To Have A Bad One Headquarters for ROYAL' AND SMITH CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS OFFICE SUPPLY SHOP II2 W. CENTER ST. INSURED SAVINGS AND HOME LOANS THE OHIO SAVINGS 8 LOAN ASSOCIATION Corner Main and N th Streets Fostoria Ohio compnmenfs and Su Cces S To THE FQHIRAB ANNUAL From THE DRY CLEANERS OF FOS'II'ORlA BISHOPS KEYES EDWARDS PORTER'S HADE'S Compliments of the FOSTORIA NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEAIERS ASSOCIATION Goddard Chevrolet, Inc. Chevrolet I. Oliver Pore Co. Buick - Oldsmobile Hummel Motor Sales, Inc. Pontiac - Cadillac W. E. Kinney Chrysler - Plymouth Gillig Sales 6' Service DeSoto - Plymouth McCormic Motor Sales Dodge - Plymouth Carroll - Lincoln - Mercury Lincoln - Mercury Lamberjack Sales G' Service Hudson - Willys Willis I. Hakes, Inc. Ford Nye Implement Co., Inc. International Trucks 4 Lubrication Car and Washing and Accessories Waxing FREEMAN'S PURE Oll SERVICE STATION Corner Tiffin and Poplar ' Phone 976 ' Open Till lO:OO P.lVl. ' 'fm,! AUTO-LITE OFFERS YOU . . A SECURE FUTURE! TOP WORKING CONDITIONS! GROWING OPPORTUNITY! If you have been wondering about your future--what you're going to do after graduation-check with Auto-Lite. Over the years we think you'Il enjoy working with us for a lot of reasons, such as: Good Salary - Insurance - Hospitalization - Pension Benefits. Those are normal and good reasons, but Auto-Lite has more to offer. ln Auto-Lite you'll have an employer big enough to assure steady employment-and an employer who is interested enough to see that those who contribute are rewarded and get ahead. Openings now exist for a lot of good jobsl Take a look at this list and see which one suits you best: ' STENOCRAPHERS ' MAIL CLEIILKS ' TYPISTS ' OFFICE TRAINEES ' CLERICAL 0 SECRETARIIES Your local Auto-Lite Personnel Employment office is open 8:00 a.m., to 4:30 p.m. Make a date today to see about a job with a sound future. THE ELECTRIC AUTO-LITE COMPANY Twining Arthur MCC T. GI. M. ELECTRIC CO. gnduafluhl, fnmnmaahl, 0'Za.udenh2zL lxlbuhq, J13ctu1:.cA,, wbuhq, 972atefuhL, W. Hugh St. Fostoria, Ohlo Phone 3 ATLAS CRANKSHAFT INC. If is our pleasure fo serve you with the finest OFFSET and LETTERPRESS fo give you Top Qualify af Low Cost with constant Superior Service. LARGEST PRODUCERS OF ANNUALS IN THE STATE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE' ' ',,- VER 65 ,Ho . . . OVER 65 YEARS' EXPERIENCE . . . giving us a back- ground to better produce your printing needs. Progressively expanding, our facilities are complete to produce any iob from beginning to end. 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