Gomer High School - Echo Yearbook (Gomer, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1958 volume:

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FAULKNER BLODWEN BOWERS Mathematics and French C0mm9l'CiGl ni X ' K4 ff wx! fl' ' f 11-:sy OLIVER 'rl-1oMAs 1' LAYTON BEINKMEIE E 1' 11, 1 d - 1 A Public sperflfig - Baoiogy GI-ADYS ROMAKER TEMPLE ANN Bowws n mm' 'ls English - Social Studies - Latin Music and English 1 'wt , gy gi A . Tivyr 1,-is .QV Q A' 571.1 24 ' -1 1 ww ,1 S ' ll if V' A . RI Y H X VM' aw an 1 3 ' WN --vi Spun- MARY K. GRIFFITHS NELL DAUGHTRY MARIE 1oNEs E1emen Y Eleme'1'GfY MARY DILLEE Home Ee. and Social Studies Elementary .7 j 1 .Y 4 3? A 'ff' vii L. I sstgv ' - -I , , ' s g 5 3,5532 A ' ' GWYNFA WILLIAMS J 1 A -u noi FLORENCE GAHMAN Elementqry Elementary EIBDSDWFY O 4 s ' I 4 ' u f - Q, ,. 1. ar' a ,gli I v A... 1 ' r 'fi ru in ' - x - 1 , A xx' 'al s ..,i 4 . N A ' J 4 In 'I , -qw., 'S J Nay' Gr 'lui ilk? P W, l .fl P. - it J ff! . ., I . .. . i., ,l9 '!'Lal I ' . 'I' ' i r- K ' 6 e t .,..'-as J o 4 .. 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A. ...............,...... 2, 3 4 Awards .........A................ 1. 2 4 Vice President ,....... ...... ....-.-- 3 President .r...,..Y,........... .......... 4 School Paper ..,..............,., ...,.. 4 One Foot In Heaven .......... 4 Treasurer Y.... ......................,,..... .... 3 Secretary ..,.....,...........,........... 2, 4 Salutatorian .,... ,,......,. 4 Honor Society ..... .... ,... 3 4 Annual .............,.,.. .....,.... 4 DAVID KENT SHERRICK Baseball ........................................ l Getting Gracie Graduated 2 Bolts and Nuts .................... 3 Vice President ..,,........,............... 3 Basketball ..,,.................... l, 2, 3 One Foot In Heaven .......,.. 4 Music .........,...,...,.,........ ,l, 2, 3, 4 District ................................,..,.. 4 Annual ..... .............. 4 '11 x TERRELL FREDERICK BRENNEMAN Getting Gracie Graduated 2 Bolts and Nuts .................,., 3 Ugg .,....,.,....,...,....,,...........,.,,.,.. Z ne oot ln Heaven .,....,.. . F Q Music ......................,..,,.,...,.,,.,...,., 4 ' fa' District .............................,,.,..,.. 4 O. N. U. Scholarship Test ....., 4 :M Honor Society ............................ 4 P 'd 2 4 ,. resi ent .......,..,.,................... , 451-17 Annual .,.......,,,,, ,....., 4 40 ,Q gl 1 X 5, f I l 5 12 MARIORIE SUE EVANS Treasurer .......,..,.,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,, , Getting Gracie Graduated Secretary .........................,.......,.... Bolts and Nuts ...... .... . Music .....,.....,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,, , 2 District .,..........., ,.... 2 , State ...,... ..... 2 , G. A. A. ..,,,..,,......,,...,.,. 2, Awards ...........,....,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,, One Foot In Heaven' Q49 Annual .........,,.,,,,,,,,l,,,,l,,,,,, 'IL 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 THOMAS CARLVIN FRYSINGER Arch Bearer ................,...,,.......... l Getting Gracie Graduated 2 Bolts and Nuts ..............,.... . 3 President ..............,.........,. .. ......... . 3 One Foot In Heaven .....,,.., 4 Basketball .................... l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball ........................ 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Scholarship Test .......... 4 Vice President ........................,... 4 Honor Society .,............... ........ 2 4 Student Assistant ....... ........ Annual ........................... ........ CAROL RUTH FOULKES President .................,........,..,....,... I Getting Gracie Graduated 3 Bolts and Nuts ......,.........,.. . 3 G. A. A. .............,..,....... l, 2, 3, 4 Awards ..,.....,............. l, 2, 3, 4 Sec'y-Treas. ...............,.. l Music ..........,,...... . ..,.,.,..,,,, 3, 4 District ................,............ 3, 4 State .......................,....,...,...,,..,. 3 One Foot ln Heaven ........,. 4 Treasurer .......,,.,...............,.........., 4 School Paper ...................,. ...,.,.. 4 D. A. R. Test ....................,......... 4 Senior Scholarship Test .......... 4 Honor Society ...........,..,,...... 3, 4 Valedictorian .,................. .,...,., 4 Annual . ,..,... ..... ,,,,,.., 4 DOROTHY IANE MICHA Secretary ............................,......... l Attendant .............................,,..,.. 2 Getting Gracie Graduated 2 Bolts and Nuts .......,....... .... . 3 One Foot in Heaven .......,, , 4 Music ..........,.........,......, 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. ....,....... ,.....,..... 1 , 2, 3,4 Awards .............,........ l, 2, 3, 4 Sec'y-Treas. ...,.,.............,........ 2 Cheerleading, Ir. High .......... l Sr. High 2, 3, 4 Student Assistant ...................... 4 Annual ....,...........,..,., ,,..,.,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 IOHN ALLEN METZGER Vice President . ..............--..-------- - 2 Getting Gracie Graduated 2 Bolts and Nuts ,.......----..-.- 3 Basketball ..... ...-.--.t...-..,--- 1 . 2, 3 Baseball ................--t.-...--, ---------'-4' 4 One Foot In Heaven .......... 4 Annual ......................-.---..- ---- '---- 4 I-,pu-' cl ot 150 hz:- DAVID PAUL LOGAN Attendant .......... . .....----.-----------Y-- - Baseball .Y........--.-.--.------,--w ---44------- Getting Gracie Graduated Bolts and Nuts A--- --'--,---- ----- - One Foot In Heaven ...,..,.. . Basketball ..........-----.---- 1. 2. 3, Music .,...............vv.. .... -...-,.---A ---- ---- District .....v --------,------ Annual ...... ---.---- CAROL SUE METZGER Vice President ............................ Arch Bearer ........,,....v................. Getting Gracie Graduated Bolts and Nuts ................,-. . One Foot In Heaven ........- . Music ....r...................... 1 l, 2, 3, G. A. A. ......,................. 1, Z, 3, Awards ...,....,........... l, 2, 3, Cheerleading, Ir. High . ,,..,.,. . Sr. High Z, 3, Student Assistant .,....,....,..,....... Annual v...................... ................... RI-IEA SUE FEASTER lhubnbnbnblaildhilxi :Babb-lnhsbshohh!Nb4v-4 Getting Gracie Graduated 2 Bolts and Nuts ...,.........,....., 3 One Foot In Heaven ..,...,.. . 4 Music ...................,......., 1, 2, 3, 4 District ...,.,......,............. 2, 3, 4 State ...... ...................... 3 G. A. A. ........... ....... l , 2, 3, 4 Awards ........... ....,...,...,. 2 , 4 School Paper ....... .... ......... 4 Annual ................ ..... 4 DOUGLAS HARMON DAVIS Belletontaine .........,...,,..... 1, 2, 3 One Foot In Heaven .......... 4 Annual ................,...................,..... 4 I VERNON EDGAR CELLAR Getting Gracie Graduated 2 Bolts and Nuts .,....,....,,.,,,,., 3 One Foot In Heaven .....,.... 4 Basketball .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual ..........,......,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 Q ' ff, 'lim X tiff' Qi f F MICHAEL BURTON Bosnian 3' , V A Getting Gracie Graduated 2 . Bolts and Nuts ...................- 3 wg, One Foot In Heaven . ......... 4 bf Basketball ................,... 1, 2, 3. 4 i Annual .............................. ......,.--l - 4 1 if X LEAH LOU FEASTER Getting Gracie Graduated Bolts and Nuts ....,.............. . One Foot In Heaven ........., G. A. A. ........................ l, 2, 3, Awards ...............,.....,..,. l, 2, Annual ....... .............. 159515629 .4 'a Clam. STAFF Ed1tor........... O6 Q oooooooT0m Fryslnger Business Managera.a.. . Literary Ed1torS.... . Photography... a gona Class Ed1tor.... Q Q 0 5 Q p Activity Ed1t0r9oeo9lp Q Sports Editors... 4 Music Ed1tor.... G D Y ...,Caro1 Ruth Foulkes ....Dorothy Jane Niche Sue-Evans .,..Caro1 Ruth Foulkes Carol Sue Metzger Diane Roberts ,,.g.Leah Feaster ..Terry Brenneman Tom Frysinger Dave Sherriok , ...,Rhea Feaster ,....D1ane Roberts Mike Reeder Dave Logan biooaoooooosue Evans Typ1sts,,,,,, , .,..Dorothy Jane Nicha Carol Ruth Foulkes Carol Sue Metzger Rhea Feaster Leah Feaster Sue Evans Meohine OperatOPS... ., , . , ,,,,J0hn Metzger Advisors... C I Vern Cellar Doug Davis .,..N1ss Faulkner Mr. Sandy GOMER HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday, Nay Processional............... CH1xed Chorus? Patrialooutlucnngoou CAud1enoe Please Standj Invocati0n................. CAud1enoe Please Stand5 Halls of Ivy ........ ..... Scripture Read1ng.g. Down Thru the Years... Class Sermon .......... ..... The Lord Bless You and Keep Alma Mater Song ............ Benediction................ fAud1enoe Please Standj GUCCI Oli' 25, 1958,,8t15 P. N. on cosy uoaboooomvid- CP1anistJ . ...Congregation and Chorus ,,,Rev, Darwin Clupper ........,Mixed Chorus ....Rev, W. T. Jackson ......,M1xed Chorus Rev. W, T. Jackson You.... ....... Mixed Chorus ..MiXed Chorus . ...Rev. Darwin Clupper GOMER HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Wednesday, May 28, 1958, 8:15 P.M, Processional ,.,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, Dave Brenneman, Jim Ridenour Song AMERICA .... . ..... .... . . .... .... A udiehce Invocation, ,,,, , ,,,, Rev, O. N. Thomas Solo ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,..,,, Sue Evans Salutatory .... . 5 . . ........... Diane Roberts America My Own .... ...... Sue Evans, Carol Foulkes, Terry Brenneman, Rhea Feaster Valedictory ........... ......,. ......... Carol Foulkes Commencement Address.s... 5 ...E. C. Ramsey Presentation of Diplomas .... , ...7J. E. Sandy Farewell Song ........... .... .... Senior Class Benediction .... 4 ' .... Rev. O. N. Thomas CLASS MOTTO: The Beginning--Not The End CLASS FLOWERc Red Rose CLASS COLORS: Silver and Maroon 'ff L .. N r aa- A l. P L 1 u, 5 . -S .. 5 :,. A' X Q x . N. -Y 0 , .nl 3, , Nl ' I ,X A T ,iii - TA Y ,Q , 3 . Y.. .-'J F- A. r .W-.A ,ua .I ,N . ,. 3' .7 vfl. Q Q 1, Q ' -s . TJ I 'ti H .,-V Q, . .3 e ' , 1 . 1 'f . 4, . . J , , ' 3 Lg. . 9 I Q-'v 'fp hx, ji ' 1 . SALUTATORY We, the members of the 1958 graduating class, welcome you to our Commencement Exercises. We appreciate your pre- sence--your kindly interest in being here to witness the Dresentation of our diplomas, the symbol of and reward for twelve momentous years. We wish to thank you for guiding our steps through these years. You gave us advice and courage when we were in need of them. You have attempted to guide us in our steps to adulthood by pointing out to us the way in which a successful person must live. Our future is uncertain, and your guidiance will give us the courage to strive for success. Now, after your faithful years of teaching and prow tection, we shall endeavor to apply our knowledge in everything that we do. The first step we must take is the finding of a place in life which best satisfies our attitudes and desires, In order to do this, we must take advantage of the oppor- tunities which are given to us. Of course, these oopor- tunities will not come to us. We must earn them, After our adjustment in the walk of life which we choose, we must next strive for a successful, enjoyable, and beneficial life. In order to achieve this kind of life, we must be ambitious and do a little more than is expected of us each day. The accomplishments which we make should be completed to the best of our abilities. During the remaining years of our lives, we shall thank each and every one of you for giving us our motto, nThe Beginning-Not The End? We shall apply this motto to our thinking when we meet disappointments and problems in our lives, N 14 K sf ff! 1 sv fri si.. VALEDICTORY Greetings a1l---- and farewell! Well-known paths, halls, classrooms, grounds----farewell! We shall no longer follow the familiar trails nor see the same landmarks. Our paths will be in different directions leading us to new and unexplored areas. Farewell to that which we have lovede---but, we eagerly greet the newl Goodbye to Gomer High! Goodbye to our teachers who have trained us for our future. Their willingness--their very eagerness-eto help, far beyond the call of duty, has been our greatest inspiration. They will live always in our memories. The future anxiously awaits us! Its manifest problems are up to us to adequately meet. We already have a fine start because of the competent preparation we have received from our parents, our teachers, and our spirited classmates. This training, together with our own individual make-up, will help make a new and exciting future in which we hope to be creative and constructive. That is, we hope to be a success. But what is success? To many people it means different things. To some, it is wealth. To others, it is being hold in high esteem. Many are content with just a happy home. Perhaps success can best be defined as making the most of our abilities and being happy in what we are doing. So many people have said that opportunities for the,future are few, that there will be no new inventions, that all discoveries have been made. --what about the very recent developments of satellites and space travel? Surely this should prove to us that we have only begun to inventg we have only begun to discover! ---- Gur opportunities have no limit! ---- Our faith in the future has no bounds. We walk into the future with eagerness, with inquisitive minds and with faith in ourselves, determined to make the most of our own individual aptitudes. l.,,L.Lf..A'L- L f-'k','L'C' ' ' ' ' -- - ' 7 H ---- -'W ' ' - .Y , ,, M , W,---.. , ,, ,,.--..-.., , , , J.-5' ECDRT JENNINGS EQUITY CCD. ECDRTJENNlNGS,OHiO MURPHYf3REEif ROSE FEED BUEK1 FEEQQ DEEEVERY MAY WE SERVE you AT olm RUSI-mom: ELEVATOR E E E PEQOHG E.E9QQ5. ,,,.,, , , ,E HXXLKER IEMPLEMENT CJNP!X!N1Y Be sure to see our Diesel Tractor Gehl Forage Harvester Dealers in 011 r Farm Equipment 103C Flndlay R ed Lisa, Om BEE 'UE LUEK SENIOPC E 5E 9. X- . K- .XJ 1 , 4 'Q 'A - I, - fp A - U f ,. - I, .-. 1 N. 3 - -bf-31 ,-, rw .rw ff 1 V . 1 fig v -1 . 1 3 6 x' 4 - I I n -1- ,' xi xxx xx U' ,' -.1 :NA A I- A 5 X E -X N- I., X C1Au!2.C5 'S OHIG CR ATES CCN STRUCTIQN CQ CONCRETE 8 MASONRY CONTRACTOR G - Om EVA N S P Q L! LT RY CLJSTQM RL BEING FRESH DRLSSED POULTRY ON GRLDE Ph M1-2-2371 G om Comlliments of W LHVLA AREA AYRSHLRE CLUB If in need of FOUNDATION-.b-H CALVES OR F.F.A. - Contact LEE CAT LL RALPH SCHICK Segry Pres IVE JETTER LECTRICALLY L P E OHIO POJFR CO ARTICLE I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior class of 1958, wish to thank each and every teacher we have had for the last twelve years for guiding us upward to success and happiness. ARTICLE IQ We, the Senior unified school AHTIQLE III We, the Senior ing schemes to have as ARTICLE IV We, the Senior ability to the ARTICLE V We, the Senior ing ability to ARTICLE VI class of 1958, do leave a quiet and more class of 1958, do beoueath our the class of 1959, and we hope much success as we have had. class of 1958, do beoueath our Class of 1960. class of 1958, do beoueath our the class of 1961. money mak- that they athletic booklearn- We, the members of the Senior class, wish to leave our will, and we hope that no one will be offended. I, Terry Brenneman, do beoueath my position as class ident to anyone who would like to have gray hairy my to Elida to my brother, Dave. pres- trips Phil I, Vernon Cellar, do beoueath my trlos to Delphos to Yahng my love for my convertible to Calvin Teegardln. I, Doug Davis, do beoueath my collection of cars to any- one who likes to transfer license platesg my height to Calvin Brenneman. I, Sue Evans, do bequeath my musical ability to Ruby Tu- Eorg my ??? for Tom Frysinger to Donna Jenkins I, Leah Feaster, do beoueath my letters to Michigan to Helen Clevengerg my athletic ability to Katie Pugh. fi BJ LAST WILL AND TTSTNMENT , Rhea Feaster, do beoueath my pony tail to Judy Baileyg love for the Sophomore boys to the Sophomore girls. Carol Foulkes, do beoueath my speeches to Judy DeVil- ssg my love for the Senior boys to the Tom Frysinger, do beoueath my conceit to athletic ability to Scottie Stallings. Dave Logan, do beaueath my ability to teachers. Jerry Burnhamg get along with ool teachers to Darrell Longg my scoring ability in ketball to Byron Stemen. Carol Sue Metzger, do becueath my position as varsity eerleader to the Crates twinsg my ability tdy hall to Margie Metzger. to get out of John Metzger, do beoueath my love for watching Pir- .nes come in at night to Denny Harrodg my vy to anyone who can afford it. customized Dorothy Jene Micha, do beoueath my position as varsity ,erleader to Mary Evansg my silly laugh to Denny Vande- k. Diane Roberts, do beoueath my diamond to lsg my position as class secretery to Je Mike Reeder, do beoueath my D. A. to Bob e for chemistry to Don Bridges. Dave Sherrick, do beoueath my ability to sions to Bill Metzgerg my trips to Shawn can afford the gas. 'X an flbucll A 915' 1' x.. ' KN f G the Junior n Moore. Edgecombg my knock out trans e to anyone X . xg S, it 'ig UfH,TfQl,..1,2 lx lfugv U who ,ff 'HISTORY On September 3, 1946, sixteen little angels entered the Pearly Gates of Gomer High School, only to find twelve years of hard labor awaiting them. Under the six watnhfdl eyes of Miss Griffiths, Ctwo in her glasses, and two 13 the back of her head? we started to learn the three R's. Carol Sue Metzger and John Smith were chosen to act as the crown bearers for the Halloween Carnival, September 6, l948, finds us in the third grade Among the things we remember most about this year were our love notes, which were found by Mrs. Beougherc The fourth grade was much the same, September 6, 1950, is the date on which we entered the fifth grade with Mrs, Daughtry as our teacher, During these years we began Dreparing for High Schools We started our first club, each eager to become an officer. We felt the blow of discipline in Hplacesu where it hurt, when we would have to go outside the room and get our hands cracked, or stand in the coat-room. In the fall of N52,H Mrs, Jones took on the great task of leading us, and during our eighth year Mr. Ackerman was our advisor. We started our Freshman year with Mr. Sandy as our class advisor. This was the year when we were finally promoted to the Study Hall. Our class officers were Carol Foulkes, Presidentg Carol Metzger, Vice Presidentg Dorothy Micha, Secretaryg and Terry Brenneman, Treasurer. Carol Metzger and Dorothy Mlcha were elected Junior High Cheerleaders out of our class, Carol Metzger and Tom Frysinger were selected as Arch Bearers for the Halloween Carnival. Our Sophomore year started under the guidance of Mrs Bowers, We elected the following officers: Terry Brenneman, Presidentg John Metzger, Vice President, Dlane Roberts, Secretaryg and Sue Evans, Treasurer. We entertained the school with a one act play, nGett1ng Gracie Graduated.n Carol Sue and Dorothy Jane were elected cheerleaders from our class. Dorothy Jane and Dave Logan were selected as attendants for the Halloween Carnival. We started our Junior year under the supervision of Mrs. Romaker. We elected the following officers: Tom Frysinger, President: Dave Sherrick, Vice Presidentg Sue Evans, Secretaryg and Diane Roberts, Treasurer. Carol Foulkes and Diane Roberts represented our class at the Ethan Allen Honor Society Banquet Garol Metzger and Dorothy Micha were elected cheerleaders, Terry Brenneman and Diane Roberts were chosen to reign as King and Queen of the Halloween Carnival: we presented our first profitable play, nBolts and Nuts,N directed by Mrs. Gladys Romaker. The last year of our school l1fe,and the most impor- tant, contained many activities. Our Senior Class Play, nOne Foot In Heaven,n was directed by Rev, Oliver Thomas. We elected the following class officers: Terry Brenneman, President: Tom Frysinger, Vice President? Diane Roberts, Secretary: and Carol Foulkes, Treasurer, Dorothy Micha and Carol Metzger led the cheering section again this year. Tom Frysinger, Terry Brenneman, Carol Foulkes, and Diane Roberts became life members of the Ethan Allen Honor Society. Terry, Tom, and Carol took the Senior Scholarship Test in Lima, We have some firsts added to our namesx We are the first Gomer Seniors to wear caps and gowns at graduation: we are the first Gomer Senior Class to edit a padded annual: and we are the first to stream-line the Commencement Exer- cises. We also promoted several new money making efforts during the year, a Pancake-Sausage Supper, a Rummage Sale, a Scrap Drive, a Bake Sale, and a Concession Stand at the baseball tournaments. The Juniors entertained us at the Junior-Senior Prom in the school cafeteria on May l6th. We enjoyed the gala affair very much, Juniors. The members of The '58' class who have been together for the twelve years are: Dave Sherrick, Diane Roberts, Tom Frysinger, Rhea Feaster, Leah Feaster, Carol Sue Netzger, Dorothy Micha, Sue Evans, and John Metzger. Now we are looking forward to Graduation and the Alumni. And last but not least, 'W A S H I N G T O N.' , PRoPHEcr Well, here it is, May 28th, the year 1968. Diane and I are just ready to board the Helio-B-lO0 that flies through the air with the speed of light. It is just a new invention and we have consented to be the first to try it out. We were per- mitted to choose our destination and we decided on Russia, where our good friend and old classmate, Michael B. Roeder, is the U. S. Ambassador. Well, we're ready to go so we'll push the button. here already!! --But look! That isn't the Embassy. It like Africa with all those trees and monkeys. There's of black people dancing around a pot with a fire under Harkli Who's that in the pot? Why none other than one -We're looks a lot it. of our dear classmates, Dave Logan. We'll certainly have to do some- thing about that! We fly our Helio-B-100 over to the pot and pull Dave out. He thanks us for saving his life and explainsf that he is a missionary just come to Africa. We ask him to accompany us to Russia, and he is delighted. We again push the button for Russia, but this isn't the Embassy either! It looks like a Fiesta Day in Mexico with the gaily colored dresses and happy people. --Say, who is that familiar looking person selling ntortillasu in that little cart? --Sure enough, there is another one of the grad- uates of dear Gomer High, Doug Davis. We talk to Doug, and tell him of our adventures. --He mentions that we must be sure to see the Bullfight. Rhea Feaster is the Star Matador.-What?l A matador? --We all decide to go to see her.--We purchase seats next to the box which Doug said is reserved honor. The fight is to be dedicated to him. that he has written a marvelous best-seller for the guest of The reason is book on WMexico and the Mexican peocle.H He is now a person of great renoun. It is John A. Metzger. ee--John sees us and comes over to speak with us. we congratulate him on his literary success. We watch the fight. Then John and the rest of us talk with Rhea. She decides to come along with us. --We push the button this time not really expecting to get to Russia. --We don't11 We land in Hawaii! We think this is the ideal chance to visit our Senior Vice President, Tom Frysinger, who is stationed here with the Air Force. ---- We have to wait a while before we can see Captain Frysinger because just now, he is trying out one of the new Double Supersonic jetettes. ----Here he is now! He offers to take us all out and show us the sights. While sightseeing, we run into another old school chum, Vern Cellar! He is a barber on a big globe traveling passenger oceanliner. A very good way to see the world! Both men decide to come along with us on our trio to the Embassy. We again step into the Helio-B-100, wondering if we will, this time, get to Russia. We press the button. --We're in Australia! We decide to see a baseball game, the Championship of all Australian baseball. The teams are the Australian Wolves and the Australian Bobcats. We are just getting settled with our refreshments when we see the coach of the Australian Bobcats. We can hardly believe our eyes because it is another of our classmates, Dorothy Micha, ---- Of course the Bobcats win! --We congratulate and talk to Dorothy. We learn that she is also teaching in a big University. Dorothy tells us about another of our classmates, Carol Metzger, who is nearby. She which has become very famous is the head of a huge hospital for 1t's research on 'hypo- cheratauseshis,' a dreaded disease. Carol and Dorothy both decide to continue the trip with us. Our next stop is again way off course--back to the States. It is California, and whom do we see but that new young movie star, fanother Elvis, they call himl, and old friend, Dave Sherrick, who is, at this moment, sailing his boat. He takes us all for a ride, and we talk along with us. Our next stop is New York where you is singing with the Metropolitan Opera. hear Sue in her starring role and enjoy for a visit and journey. go backstage along on our The next twin, Leah. and are very stop turns: out The two haven't happy about the ary and doing great service. little time to come along on him into coming all know Sue Evans We get tickets to it very much. We Sue, also, decides to come we find Rhea's to be India, where seen each other for several years reunion. Leah is now a mission- She thinks that she can spare a our Uclass reun1on.n welll What do you knowl? --We have landed in Russia!---- And there on the steps to meet us is Ambassador Roeder. He had heard of our trip from U. S. officials who have been keeping track of the Helio-B-100 by an electronic system. He, too, wants to go for a ride in the Cslightly crowded, Helio-B-100. All of us want to go to the moon, so we push the button, and what do you know--that is where we land?Ll ---- And whom do we see on tie moon? Why none other than the Senior Class President larry Brennemanl! His occupation is grow- ing and eslliog overs. He says that the moon is wonderful for growing flowers and, believe me, you have never seen such beautiful specimen. However, he says that business is not yet too good because some people are still afraid to fly to the moon, We all have turns out to be a delicious picnic lunch on the moon and it a wonderful reunion. We find that all of us have accomolished Quite a bit in the last ten years. It is time for us to go, their homes and work. Diane so we take everyone back to and I return to our posts in the U. S., Diane as a contented housewife and mother of eight, and I as an Airline Hostess for Helio Airlines. 'Th if 'npr Lo. yew R eil. 'Civ l Q ' I , l 11 .1 Q - P' I I U 1 I if Ei- RFVXBE VICTOR SALES -Foam SALES an SERVI 2311 N. CANAL S NE 6801 HS I Lumcom s-AQHWAY DAIRY S - A -- PURE QUALITY J. Fifth St. h 74881 lh 1 shopping in D h I I rgamember S HERIER su-AAMS C Li' SSES SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE GRESSEL PAQDUCE Co. DWH05 553 E.. Second Street 1 h hi , T- fgzgs f x 4 !0k,5 Q,-1 IA X-fine' Q1 4. -, V N,.-Us-. ,nv ...iii Top Row: Second Bow: Third Row: Bottom Row: Teacher: Absent: Top Row: 1 Second Row Third Row: Bottom Row Teacher: Absent: FIRST GRADE Karen Stewart, Pamela Cavelage, Beverly Sandy, Lyle Lewis, Nancy Clupper, Judy Layman, Darlene Towns. ' Sharon Talbert, George Stemen, Glen Troyer, Brent Brenneman, Nancy Kaye Brenneman, John Morris, Jr. Kyle Lewis, Kathy Lee, Carol Streeter, Connie Stephens. Bobby Williams, Diana Painter, Wayne Long, Dennis Benner. Miss Griffiths Suzanne Arthur, Cheryl Brenneman, Terry Murphy. SECOND GRADE Ruth Morris, Christy Branson, Bill Thomas, Sue Rupel, Linda Bair, Charles Bott, Stephen Peters. Lewis Cavelage, Carmen Good, Paul Schultz, David Lee, Tom Naas, Jack Edgecomb. 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Main Lima, Ohio STANLEY HQME PRCDDUCTS Comnliments of Mrs: Hebert Bailey MIZ-2268 Call for Parties or Merchandise if 2' 3 rig! 1 , - v P u I .I :fa n r ' n I ' 4' ,A A PA I 1 DIANE TERRY CAROL TOM mllQl1 JEAN DAVE MARGIE LLOYD G59 4 K af Y ff f 2 JACK BOB DARWIN ALLEN DAN DICK BRUCE EDD www PAT JUDY TOM BOB CARGLYN MARILYN DENNY SANDRA JONl0R.S' ' '. r 1,23 ' v f 1 V , -.. - ' ,aw 1 . A L 8 , Q zgqllulll x W. A 5 . .uf x'T'-an WTxW,,M, vwwwl 4 ,ill 1 ,g, , Z h K iii . V ,I 5 ,-W , rw x- 5 ,Q ' ' , ' x.. fi? JQE- iyx WM V fa F h ' . Q- S YZ, Y Y, Q I' 'Q 'X' 'a ' Top Row: Second Row: Bottom Row' Teacher: JUNICR CLASS Janice Bowman, Marjorie Garber, Judy Bailey, Patty Bowers, Judy DeV11b1sS. Denny Vandemark, Alex Lang, Tom Schultz, Philip Yahn, Bob Evans, Jerry Burnham. Fyrddy Watkins, Calvin Teegardin, Cheszer George, Brent Shenk, Larry Pugsley. Ms.Rwmmr Top Row: Second Row Bottom Row Teacher: Absent: Top Row: Second How: Bottom Row: Teacher: Absent: SOPHOMORE CLASS Jim Ridenour, Dick Ross, Darrell Long, Dave Brenneman, Denny Harrod- Joyce Bott, Gloria Barnett, Donnie Troyer Jean Moore, Margie Metzger. Harmon Lentz, Mike Grove, Lloyd Edge- comb, Mrs. Bowers Jim Murray FHESHMAN CLASS Carolyn Crates, Marilyn Crates, Ruby Tudor, June Bowden, Sandra Talbert, Ann Jones, Dianne Beck. Sheila Boop, Byron Stemen, Ellis Good, Helen June Clevenger, Howard Garber, Cal vin Brenneman, Donna Jenkins. Bruce Bowers, Dave Burnham, Walter Logan Scottie Stallings, Tom Bartels, Denny Humphreys, Gary Brenneman. Mr. Brinkmeier Bill Murray 7 36 Y, Q' .S'0Pll0MORE5' fwQfL ,l i ,L W Q I v 'bf an 'U' U .. .. fgyw' Q W , Q . , , 4 Q ,x wld. if nw, , V '3' 1 mia 'V Mi T X FRESIIMEN N x1-L 2 2 A, , ff Y , A wi! 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'j A ,Q X X flag Eglllll 5 V 'Ith GRADE x f 4 2 w EPIRUS ERECTCDRS 6 FA BRICATQRS ,lNC WNDUSTRIAL FABRTCATIQN Blow-Pipe Automation Air Condition Machine Setting E Rigging Ventilating Material Handling Machine Guards Storage Racks 8 Devices Belt 5 Gravity Conveyors Hoppers Q Chutes Monarail Conveyors Grip Strut 6 Super Structure Cat Walks 8 Fire Escapes MI-Q-'ZIQI GQMEILGHIO HMS RESTAURANT I I Short grders Q Q Compliments of an Plate Lunches ' Vaughnsvllle , Ohio E Bill and Joan Hill Delphos Ohio HARNSFINERAEERDWE AMBUEFMEE SERVICE Columbus Grove C1110 A ,LL A E L E It A A A Q fl E SONAOOALE 3 J R OPEN EVENINGS C A N N E RY GROCERIES IVEATS I FRESH VEGETABLES OUSTQM OANNINO 1 VAUOHNEVILLE OHIO and E E H c L T z A P P L E HOME KILLED MEATS POULTRY FARM gliroduoers of K137 Klmberchiks V New Commercial Layers Baby and Started Pallets ELIDA OHIO Ellda, Ohio Phone MIC-2551 I , , , , JUNIOR CLASS NEWS On September 5, 1957, sixteen Jolly Juniors filled the usual seats in study hall. We started the year with one new puoil, Larry Pugsley, whom we were very glad to welcome to our class. Under the guidance of Mrs. Romaker we elected the following officers: President--Tom Schultz Vice President--Bob Evans Secretary--Judy Bailey Treasurer--Patty Bowers The first class party was held October seventh at the school. Pizza and dancing in the school cafeteria made up the even1ng's activities. Grades 9-12 held the Christmas party in the Cafeteria. Refreshments, games, and the opening of gifts were enjoyed by all. Judy Bailey and Phil Yahn were chosen by the student body to be King and Queen for the Halloween Carnival. For the second straight year the Class of U59n has won the class basketball tournament. We are very proud of our boys. We entertained the Seniors for the Junior-Senior Prom in the school cafeteria. We hope they enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed working on it. SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS This year has been a good one for all of us. We started the year with thirteen members and ended with fourteen, having gained Jim Murray. Under the careful supervision of Mrs. Bowers, we chose the following officers! President--Margie Metzger Vice Pres,--Lloyd Edgecomb Secretary--Jean Moore Trees.--David Brenneman We had our Fall Party in the Home Ec. Boom, where food and games were enjoyed by all. We enjoyed the High School Christmas Party held in the Cafeteria. We were responsible for the foodu We had our Spring Party at Darrell Long' s home . This year special honors were given to Margie Metzger, Senior High Cheerleader, and Jean Moore and David Brenneman, attendants for the Halloween Carnival. We have thoroughly enjoyed this year and are looking forward to being Jolly Juniors, FRESHMEN CLASS NEWS We started the year with twenty-one classmates. In December we gained Bill Murray from Lafayette. Q We elected officers as 'ollowct Ffesidentw-Sandra Talbert Vgue Yresidents-Denny Humphreys 5evretafyWeNarilyn Crates Treast1ere'Carolyn Crates We held our fall party at Calvin 3renneman's. We had an enjoyable timer Uur Christmas Party was held with the rest of the high schooln The Freshman Class sponsored a Spring Dance on April ll, which was enjoyed bv all. We held our Snring Party at Calvin Brenncman's. EIGHTH GRADE NEWS We entered the eighth grade with Miss Bowlus as our advosor. Under her guidance we elected the following officersf President--Bob Edgecombg Vice PTPS1d9Dt-HDHPW1U Cluooerg Secretary--Allen Brennemang Treasurer--Jack Smithn We had three pertles, the fall party at Roger Brennemanws heme, the Jhristmes party at Gary Lloyd's home and the sprlng party at Mary Evans' home. We gained Jerry Neclyo SEVENTH GRADE NEWS We started our first year in Junior High with eighteen membersr With the help of Mrs. Jones, our advisor, we elected the following officers! Presgiert-mUddie Talbertf Vide President--Bruce Roberts: Secretary-eDick Becky Treasurerx Dan Beck. We had Q program of pariiesg a weiner roast at Dads Club Buildlngg a Christmas party in the school cafeteria: and a spring party at Bruce Robert's home, we did not lose any members this year nor did we gain any. There are still fifteen boys and four girls in our class. l Q ' I , l 11 .1 Q - P' I I U 1 I if Ei- JUNIOR CLASS NEWS On September 5, 1957, sixteen Jolly Juniors filled the usual seats in study hall. We started the year with one new pubil, Larry Pugsley, whom we were very glad to welcome to our class. Under the guidance of Mrs. Bomaker we elected the following officers: President--Tom Schultz Vice President--Bob Evans Secretary--Judy Bailey Treasurer--Patty Bowers The first class party was held October seventh at the school. Pizza and dancing in the school cafeteria made up the even1ng's activities. Grades 9-12 held the Christmas party in the Cafeteria. Refreshments, games, and the opening of gifts were enjoyed by all. Judy Bailey and Phil Yahn were chosen by the student body to be King and Queen for the Halloween Carnival. For the second straight year the Class of U59H has won the class basketball tournament. We are very proud of our boys, We entertained the Seniors for the Junior-Senior Prom in the school cafeteria. We hope they enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed working on lt. SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS This year has been a good one for all of us. We started the year with thirteen members and ended with fourteen, having gained Jim Murray. Under the careful supervision of Mrs. Bowers, we chose the following officers! President--Margie Metzger Vice Pres.--Lloyd Edgecomb Secretary--Jean Moore Treas.--David Brenneman We had our Fall Party in the Home Bc. Room, where food and games were enjoyed by all. We enjoyed the High School Christmas Party held in the Cafeteria. We were responsible for the foodu We had our Spring Party at Darrell Long's home. This year special honors were given to Margie Metzger, Senior High Cheerleader, and Jean Moore and David Brenneman, attendants for the Halloween Carnival. We have thoroughly enjoyed this year and are looking forward to being Jolly Juniors, FRESHMEN CLASS NEWS We started the year with twenty-one classmates. In December we gained Bill Murray from Lafayette. We elected officeps as follows! Presidente-Sandra Talbert Vlue fresidente-Denny Humphreys Secretary eNerilyn Crates TFGHqL3CFNwCQTO1YH Crates We held our Fell party at Calvin 3renneman's. We had an enjoyable timer Our Christmas Pfrty was held with the rest of the high school. The Freshman Class sponsored a Spring Dance on April ll, which was enjoyed by all. We held our Snring Party at Calvin Brenneman s. EIGHTH GRADE NEWS We entered the eighth grade with Miss Bowlus as our advosor, Under her guidance we elected the following officersf President--Bob Edgecombg Vice President--Darwin Clunnerg Secretory--Allen Brennemang Treasurer--Jack Smithn We had three parties. the fell party at Roger Brennemants homes the Jhristmas party at Gary Lloyd's home and the spring getty at Mary Evans' home, We gained Jerry Neelyo SEVENTH GRADE NEWS We started our first year in Junior High with eighteen members. With the help of Mrs. Jones, our advisor: we elected the following officers! Presiiert-efddie Talbertf Vice President--Bruce Roberts: Secretary-eDick Becky Treasurer. Dan Beck. We had Q program of pariiesg a weiner roast at Dads Club Buildlngg a Christmas party in the school cafeteria: and a spring party at Bruce Robert's home, We did not lose any members this year nor did we gain any. There are still fifteen boys and four girls in our class. 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Mein St. Phone 5041 Delphos Ohio Doris Jeanne Maley BEAUTY SHCDP Phone Mi 2-2391 GILBERT WALLS Collector of Indian Relics 4 e KH Gomer Ohio GOMER OHIO I ,. ,..e-. xj ,, L. , Xff Xl, LVLLIZCLR 9 PLL' 'WK DR DEALERS IN FERTILIZER GRAIN FLOUR SEED FENCE FEED POSTS GOMER OHIO L - ..,. oooz I Li ' fiii 1 ' LD -eL1LQWHlGHST.o , FN W VIL It x 'I 1 ! I SWDWS ,fl -f-wg gg' ,...-5 X'::' ' Lx ,- . ,P . ff. fb -N. -' fum X Fx 2 QD l X X n ,Y Q XXX Rn !f,i qNX .. XX 1 f j fi, 5' ,ff XXXQX, 'xx - N QW 13:31 XX 6 KDUNDUP ,ff Tbp How: Second Row: Bottom Bow: Coach: Managers: Cheerleaders Top Row: Bottom Row: Coach: BASKETBALL Jim Murray, Tom Bartels, Chester George, Mike Grove, Myrddy Watkins, Alex Lang, Don Troyer. Tom Schultz, Denny Harrod, Darrel Long, Phil Yahn. Bob Evans, Tom Frysinger, Denny Vandemark, Mike Reeder, Vernon Cellar, Dave Logan. Ed Sandy Larry Pugsley, Howard Garber, Calvin Teegardln Patty Bowers, Carol Sue Metzger, Dorothy Micha, Margie Metzger BASEBALL Denny Humphreys, Dave Burnham, Bruce Bowers, Tom Bartels, Denny Harrod, Mike Grove, Chester George, Calvin Brenneman. Philip Yahn, Bob Evans, Alex Lang, Dave Logan, Tom Frysinger, Myrddy Watkins, Brent Shenk. Ed Sandy 601458 per 8115? Q9 0 M5 M f I QM ,, l l 'P aft aff Q 5 ff QM! U Z' ' ,. ' ,I ,SYM 'fx ff I X :LQ X X N ff 1 'lily '75-ll' W ,V Q ' , ' IVQ 'Q i 3 5 , I ' gx ' i' lil Poms niavq4 Ill Sept. 5 6 ll 13 16 17 18 23 26 30 April 8 14 16 18 30 May l 2 5 12 13 19 John Metzger, Tom Frysinger Alex Lang .... Bob Evans .... Phil Yann... Brent Shenk.. Myrd Watkins. Chet George.. Denny Harrod. Mike Grove... Bruce Bowers. Tom Bartel... Dave Burnham. BASEBALL REVIEW Glandorf 7-2 Ottoville 8-3 Buckland 8-4 York 2-1 Glandorf 4-O Vaughnsville 6-1 Buckland 7-0 Ft . Jennings 1-O Ft. Jennings 2-3 Vaughnsville 4-2 Beaverdam 8-2 Bath CC. T.7 3-ll Veughnsville 6-7 Delphos 8-7 Delphos 8-ll Harrod 3-l Lima Senior JV ll-O Spencerville 9-U Lafayette U-8 Bath 9-6 Elida 13-1 C. T. Dill llc! 000: sells Calvin Brenneman.... Walter Logan...... Denny Humphreys... Won 13--Lost 8 Allen County T o LINE UP Gomer Gomer Gomer Gomer Gomer Gomer Gomer Gomer Ft. Jennings Gomer Gomer Bath Vaughnsville Gomer Delphos Gomer Lima Senior JV Spencerville Lafayette Gomer Elida urnament U OQDOIOO Oloiosnl I13i+E511511'.Eg' Q19 In 00000000 0 l 4 .infield .pitcher .catcher .infield .infield outfield outfield outfield outfield outfield .infield .infield .utility .utility .utility .utility BASKETBALL REVUE Nov 8 Ft. Jennings! 65-74 Ft. Jennings 12 Vaughnsvillei 66-68 Vaughsnville 15 MoGuffey+ 79-58 Gomer 19 York 65-62 Gomer 22 Beeverdam 55-58 Beaverdam 26 Bucklandf 77-51 Gomer Dec. 6 Ada 58-55 Gomer 13 Harrod 65-64 Gomer 20 Van Delt 55-61 Van Del 27 Alumnif 54-53 Gomer Jan. 1 Elida Ellda 7 Bluffton Bluffton 10 Spenoerville Gomer 176 Bath Gomer 21 V2ughnsv111e Gomer 24 Lafayette Lafayette 31 Cridersville Gomer Feb. 7 Delphos Gomer 14 Spencerville Gomer 21 Elidatt Gomer 22 Lafeyettett Gomer March 1 Hlcksvillettf 60-59 Hicksville Non-Leaguet Tournementtt Districtttt Won Lost Varsity 14 8 Reserve 9 9 Junior High 7 4 Top Row: Second Row: Bottom Bow: Coach: Managers: Cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Bill Murray, Eldon Bowman, Alan Naas, Jack Smith, Dick Beck, Bruce Roberts, Jim Branf son, Bill Morgan, Garry Williams, Lanny Bai- ley. Bill Metzger, Bob Bailey, Terry Nichols, Donnie Humphreys, Eddie Talbert, Bob Helt, John Hum- phreys, Tom Watkins, Lowell Smith. Calvin Brenneman, Dave Burnham, Bruce Bowers, Tom Bartels, Halter Logan, Don Bridges, Denny Humphreys, Gary Brenneman. Ed Sandy Gary Lloyd, Bob Edgecomb, Darwin Clupper, Roger Brenneman. Marilyn Crates, Mary Evans, Carolyn Crates. .43 .,-Q .uf ox ,Ah 'aw 5 . Y . 1. I ' -if ' H, Q IL 5 vf No x, . b M 3i:Wg,'4Qj?jfflQ?3fT?f Q , Q 1 in 2. M kim is sw. my I , 4 it is A 'E Q T Q :TR Q xi M 5 Wt 6 . 55 Q 'E -wg Qi I M, ,fgiwwih wf -Qyy ', '.., Muff I 4 I l'I -rdf Tom I -cw - . , . .- , ' L gf 'hu Q.. Alex ', ,1,, P' X? ' a ff., ir? 1 X 0 I 4 'v',f I ff , f I5 ' v ' ' fm: his Q M Z f John , . f--il F,,..-5 g Denny Myrd me ' f,.,A.4m w I? I gif 2. V X ' 9' x x B O 'b v i i 5 -y 4' 'X - ' 'f wh A ,.,, - 1 N P V1 1 1 x 'x x X - N-- f 3' -. i V k'l.,-2,1040 , I A I gt' Q f 1 . r y 1 be 5 V M Brent Mike T O N l D A V E D L N N,Y CALUIN F3 - J 'ea , A E R I ki ll! E O E 'W HGWARD ' X ,L i QA , N A x LARRY A G E R S U A 1 Gomer, Laf 2G 'gQner Chamg-QQ Edge afsiler ff Gb X, J' V I vi PL H 4 PIARLLYN GX RG ff' X I CAROLYFJ A 'P ' ' ' ,. 4, m P A T T Y A' ' I E KY .. D O i , . x I' fy T L, A R O TJ 5:-... J Sfamffig R R , W ' v , --v 1 E G G H H I +6 N HARTER SON FUNERAL OXYGEN EUUIPPED AHBULANCE SERVICE AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL EMERGENCY M INVALID Phone D021 DELRHOS OHIO V i msorznmcttora Aufomoastt now, mama Bnsomtss I I I ,X - :tex E WHKW E 5, N 1 ',.- X at I 5 I H fx 1 N f 3 s P 'x- E Y E gens t', 3 xi Ese,f H i 5 TWC QONVFNFNT LCCXXTEONS, I I 1 .Ax ,fa-H ., .xH N. 2 PHILIPPIANS 4:8 Finally, Brethren, wnntnnnvnr things 2 ere true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever I i things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatso- I iever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good Q reportg if there be any virtue, and if there be any Epraise, think on these things. 1 4 1 I 5 5Ul w. Nnrtn street M in strnett 2 Phone 4-2836 Phone H12-2171 ...---f-:...e7 . . ...- .., , .. - - V ,H W , .,....- , ,,,, -.,...4 ..-.-......,.,-..-..-.........--....-- . --. .1..... .---,... G. A. A. Top Row: Carolyn Crates, Marilyn Crates, Helen June Clevenger, Ruby Tudor, Gloria Barnett, Jean Moore, Donna Jenkins, Diane Roberts, Sheila Boop. Second Row: June Bowden, Judy Bailey, Janice Bow- man, Rhea Feaster, Sandra Talbert, Carol Foulkes, Margie Metzger, Sue Evans, Leah Feaster. Bottom Row: Dianne Beck, Marjorie Garber, Patty Bowers, Carol Sue Metzger, Dorothy Jane Micha, Ann Jones, Judy Devilbiss Teacher: Mrs. Bowers The following girls received awards: Carol Foulkes, Diane Roberts, Rhea Feaster, Sue Evans, Leah Feaster, Dorothy Micha, Carol Sue Metzger, I Patty Bowers, and Margie Metzger. THE A I I v EW-40 L. , 5 Q.NXM-.M M I z X V5 J Q6 I EX . a J gg , ima' 2 , E ,.f Q, f N 1 X ffz5 5X,QQME Si, ,, 2 CDP 553 1 na 3 Co nlI' A '-1 ,J ww 4 , .L , , L3h'51x'.+'f ,. 9 . 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Calvin Brenneman, Denny Humohreys, Howard Garber, Philip Yann, Terry Brenneman. Teacher: Miss Bowlus wv qv W ,,, 1-9 OV X., Hannah -Q X 1 as AQ KJ Us-4-ali,-q.n-Fc f M54 at x X v SQ DISTRTCT AND STATE MUSIC REVIEW On March 8, the Gomer music students competed in the annual District Music Auditions held in Lima, Ohio. The ratings were as follows: Soprano Solo Soprano Solo Mezzo Solo Alto Solo Alto Solo Baritone Solo Piano Solo Piano Solo Girls Ensemble Boys Ensemble Mixed Ensemble Judy Devilblss Excellent Sue Evans Superior June Bowden G0Od Judy Bailey Excellent Patty Bowers Superior Phil Yahn Superior Carol Foulkes Excellent Sue Evans Good Judy DeVilbiss, Ruby Tudor, Excellent Sue Evans, June Bgwden, Patty Bowers, Carol Foulkes, Judy Bailey, Diane Roberts, Rhea Feaster. Denny Humphreys, Calvin Bre-Excellent nneman, Calvin Teegardin, Jim Eidenour, Dave Logan, Terry Brenneman, Phil Yann, Howard Garber, Dave Sherrick. Judy DeVilb1ss, Sue Evans, Excellent Patty Bowers, Carol Foulkes, Denny Humphreys, Calvin Brenneman, Phil Yahn, Terry Brenneman. On April 12, the students receiving Superior ratings in Lima competed in the State Auditions held at Bowling Green State University. The ratings were as follows: Soprano Solo Alto Solo Baritone Solo Sue Evans Superior Patty Bowers Superior Phil Yahn Excellent On May 3, the Junior High Auditions were held at Kenton, Ohio. The ratings were as follows: Boy Soprano Boy Soprano Soprano Solo Mezzo Solo Piano Solo Jim Branson Superior Garry Williams , Superior Ruby Tudor Good June Bowden Excellent Janet Evans Excellent f WE SPECIALIZE .gf-4:4 X Qjfi? 'l igijp X ffm 1- f' , -' ' X, 1 4 N if ., 7 ,Tm ,.1': .. -X I .- . PH ,,:'4f KX '-ffm , ' 4 .i 'J - ' eff, ...x '-:'.. Na+, A 'A 'f Xi ::v . 1 ' Ziff W IN Fl NE PHOTCDGRAIDHY 622 w.TH1RD DELPHQSQAIQ I AL 0 5 ik! 9, Elfli-A. J .TER and DIANNE J HN 1 nd 'IY DLVE ,nd JEQN TUDY Qna PHIL RUBY and JIM P A H H , A N rf I J l V P A T L H 0 ll I n Q5 Mb VI L -..,-Q N JOHNNY 5 BEVQWHY K 452 W- S 5 . 5 1 2 V 5 3 'QQ I AQ? f: '5 1 DAVE Q JEAN llillll 'wr I ..,-1' X Z5 it aff' e I f 'Mfg 'dup Nw Nsifw gn 1 +5 I 4949i94b4S49iF!?4P49i94 Qfiiifififi?69456fi9!f99494P494949454fi9!9i9??494?45i5i9i9iFi?i?65i?9?i?i94?49i999:?a91f4.19 9J44ls?i9i949 'if -zz- I In sincere appreciation and respectful recognition of 4+ 'bnineteen years of faithful teaching and administrative service -1+ w 4 4 to our School, t 4 4 H the unwavering devotion with which he contributed 4 4 + 5 to the lives of our students, and 4 45 -lf- 4 the wholesome inspiration he brought to his associates, N 0 9 4 we, the Senior Class, are honored to dedicate this W -as 41. 5 eleventh edition of the Echo to 4 G 4 K Dwight L. Beougher 4 N N4444FH+4++4M4 EQHNHHh44444H4444iH4++4+4+9G LL LJJQLNMCHEMHHMW4 J If I I ! KCDHLS I MARKET AND LOCRER SERVICE CUSTOM SLAUGHTERIIITG E EEVDERIZINO I I CURINC ---- HOME EREEZIRS PROCESSING SERVICE ' YEAR ROUND ' Columbus Grove Phone 1721 I F I2 A ' CHRYSLER E PLYMOUTH -- SALES E SERVICE PHONE 160 I COLUMBUS CROVE OHIO I II- . SEAS A COmn11menrs of OSCAR RENNER Drs. A.B., D.E. DEALER EOR PARKER INDIANA I and MIB. H11ty SEED CORN I Columbus Grove, C. I R.R. E43 Lima, Ohio Q eg.,-tw-,,,M,,-,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,.,,....,.1-.-.,-I .. I I I. I I I I ,fl I RI I MERIEIJITH I H ---M-J ---A I qi'f 1i'X Your Sohio Farm I I 2 Ia-+I 'I i t I t I Service Distributor IQAUQ ---N-O-'Qf,,f' Phone M1 2-2153 I Gomer Ohio E ,,-..i..... ... - ....... A-.....-. -.- . ..- EP F3 'N-J' lm. SCFOOL DAZE T 'xA Y. 1 KT ' , Q 4 L' iailhn MISS GEORGIA MISS ALABAMA MISS MAINE MISS KANSAS MISS NEVADA MISS NEBRASKA MISS UTAH ' uv MISS INDIANA gal MISS OKLAHOMA I ' ' 'h 'M M 'H'- T I wi E x. N 5 fffx J . eff Q M-f H .ff f fAxQ ,,,IlVlll?ffD Q Q , g HMRJA I ff? JX4 1 J i X fl ,Lf 1+ X4ff.gN WQNXT 3 X X ,--sie, I f ,f fl I if f f' f' ' f I f J f 1 i ' ' f l 1 XX.. 1 gig HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET The Ethan Allen Honor Society was entertained at a dinner meeting in the new cafeteria at Harrod High School, April 30, 1953. Toastmaster........... ........Mr. George Cox, Lafayette Inv0catiOn............. ...............Judy Hilty, Bluffton America, Our Her1tage.... ....Harrod High School Mixed Chorus welcomenlooollolosooooulnloogbsonoiomrg Robert Thorpe, Harrod Remarks.............,..,,.,..... ..... ...Mr. Don Crites, Blida Address........3r. Katie Lou Hanson, Ohio Northern University Vocal Solo--The Lord's Prayer......Mr. Doyt Yoakam, Lafayette ServiceoaoooooeoooeooagonooioiOQQQQMTS, Blodwen Bowers, Gomer Leadersh1p........ . . .........Mr, John Condric, Beaverdam Scho1arsh1p..................Mrs. Mildred Sarka, Spencerville Character...........................Mr. Frank Mayer, Bluffton Presentation of Honor Society P1ns............Mr. W. M. Floyd Carol Foulkes, Diane Roberts, Tom Frysinger, and Terry Brenneman became life members of the society. Patricia Bowers, Tom Schultz, and Brent Shenk represented the Juniors. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET On Friday evening, May l6, the Junior class entertained the Seniors with a Dinner-Dance in the school cafeteria. The theme of the evening was n0ut of This Worldu. A delicious dinner of space food Cwhich was really out of this worldl was prepared by the Junior mothers and served by the Sophomore girls, During the dinner a large cake was presented to Denny Vandemark on the event of his eighteenth birthday. H prograr consisting of musical numbers, visions of Venus, and Moon Maidens followed the delicious dinner. Carol Sue Metzger and Terry Brenneman presided as King and Queen over the floor show. We were favored with exerps of UC3rouse1n by Mrs. Romaker and Mrs. Robert Barnes. After the floor show, dancing and picture taking followed. Midaway through the dance, moon juice and crater cookies were served, All in all, it was a very delightful and enjoyable evening, Thanks, Juniors! Scene: Interplanetary Spaceport Time: 1958 T0?Stm9StePnua .uoosa oooqooosvoooa ......Space ACG-Phil Yahn Rebglskyoqooaooaonouonooloonoooo onoRObOt-'Calvin Teegardin Jun1or's Toast of Welcome,...... ..............Tom Schultz Sen1or's Toast of Thanks.... .... ..... .... .....Terry Brenneman Sen1or's Last Will and Testament. ...... . .... ....Jerry Burnham Space Upera ....... ..Ph1l Yahn, Patricia Bowers, Judy Bailey. Judy DeV1lb1ss, Marge Garber Visions of Venue........Denny Vandemark, Bob Evans, Alex Lang Moon Maidens....................Patric1a Bowers, Judy Bailey, Judy DeV1lb1ss, Marge Garber Class Prophecy.....Interplanetary Intelligence--Janice Bowman nHngels or Robotsn..................................Mr. Sandy -167' Q '43 1 ff, ,J R V., . ,, i ,mg L wvggkg Q .1 'J g., ,S W -.5 Sent Sent Sent Sept Sept Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec, Jan. Jan, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 3 10 1C 18 19 3 4 M 7.8.9 11 ll 2b 31 26 28,29 6 13 18 2O.Jan 28,29 31 5 7 8 13 6 SCHOOL CALENDAR School Started Individual Pictures Taken First Paddling Play Books Arrived Play Practice Started Lyceum Program fTramDoleneP Juniors Ordered Class Fings Elected Royal Family Graduation Pictures Taken Seniors Gave Mr. Sandy A Suprise Birthday Party Chose Cheerleaders Senior Class Play Holloween Carnival Lyceum Program fK1ng Archer-Jimmy Lynch? Thanksgiving Vacation Lyceum Program fThe Vocolairesl Class Rings Arrived High School Christmas Party Christmas Vacation Institute Senior Boys Chose Graduation Invitations Seniors Started On The Annual Lyceum Program CGeorge Jason? Seniors Valentine Dance Seniors Pancake-Sausage Supper Feb. 14 March W March 7 March 8 March ll March 19 March 28 April l April 4 April 5 April 10 April 11 April ll April 12 April 14 April 29 Amdl30 Nay 1 May 2 Nay 16 May 25 May 28 Nay 31 June l Basketball Tournament Started Juniors Started Play Practice Group Pictures Taken District Auditions, L1ma,0h1o Ninth Grade Play Athletic Banquet Junior Class Play MmmweHw Good Friday-Easter Vacation Senior Bake Sale Second Performance of Junior Glass Play Aptitude Tests Freshmen Dance State Auditions, Bowling Green Baseball Tournaments Started Movie nTreasure Islandn Honor Society Banquet High School Visited Lima State Hospital Entertained By Nr. Fish CJoy Bell Ringer? Junior Senior Prom Baccalaureate Commencement Alumni Banquet Glass Trip FACULTY f - ...tn NR ,. f L.. h ,I I 5 'fu wx 1 Q, J 3,4-f- ffQ Q A A ff filmixlxllllill XR : A X -- N- Yf s.,.sx--Qu -1-nw--v M-.. -1'TTlZ ,. 'f ...-1 -Q 1 ! I Q V In f X , f f ! e X ll 1 X: f 25 X I ' ' 'ax . ,fflf-,-Xif --f,,,ff fX , MS- , ,A W-- Ji 4 gm, by -ling x,s m , whnfuxz vf'f D31g--,wqrv13qf:1 Be My Vglentine .N CIE iv- Guy 5 Niiq F, JwQt 1PQfg'f - 8 1 x W E? .L-?- if A Hard Workers i. Party D611 Dance! Dance! Dance! Try ani make us ?Qnce!1 l I 'f 5 ui? 07 HWW aoxut 2 drink? I U x Q5 1 f This is YITDW V711 37 lt. HF. 5. NFS. Aw.-v s, Santa brought him a Sowvt Coat Kill him de-as :LL n J .f A, P N SX h L 4' ' Y 4 Q-, - Yxv Mgiijiigkykgggy f v---X - up 2. 'xx 4 'i A I f ., YA 'Wx gy.. 3 -, U? :gg H luis - N e ,551 gil cj ' e 3 ' Jr Vernon Mike -,1 fit l ' Q : if B .. we , A DO Ween ug Diane Rhea Q Leah I Carol Ruth JOPII1 WJ J Tom 2 ,as DQVG L D I A P E R ,4 r W -f .,I3'.5 q M ' 3' Q- ' Lf ,, O Ai J- s. l ' f' .. ,B - ii ! , 5 Q-,., --if' L rx Y' V E E 7' 4' S. e vm if -N A ,J I.. as 01 .- I Q ' 5' cs. p -3 e Q1 A e K .7 S Carol Suel Dave S. Dorothy Terry ue DAY S CLASS NAME Sandra Bailey Noel Burnham Tom Evans Judy John Ronald Kidd Willard Nusbaum Doris Robinson Dan Shenk Guy Spangler Roger Williams CDF 1957 AMeITIoN-1957 Airline Stewardess Rich Bachelor Master Mechanic X-Ray Technician Pilot Car Owner Bookkeeper Forest Ranger Sell My Nash Meet a Real Doll OCCUPATION-1958 W. T. Grant, Co. Toledo University Mechanic City Loan Air Force Owns His Car Ohio Power Co. Play Boy Air Force-B Sold His Nash Farming-- Hunting a Doll ,yi li.. NAME Terry Brenneman Vernon Cellar Doug Davis Sue Evans Leah Feaster Rhea Feaster Carol Foulkes Tom Frysinger Dave Logan Carol Metzger John Metzger Dorothy Micha Diane Roberts Mike Roeder Dave Sherrick CLASS OF PASTIME PET PEEVE Making Life Misa '54 Ford erable for other S1x's People Tuning Up Motors School Thinking of a '58 :bo Chevy Ford Convertible Doing Nothing Mondays T, V, Kay Thinking Ice Cream Stands Dreaming Housework Goofin' off 7th Grade Boys Getting Out of Teachers Trouble Wasting Time 7th Grade Eating Girls Wasting Time Denny V. Week-Ends School Bus Having Parties Senior Girls Esther Day After 1958 AMBITION Stay Single Get Rich Quick Money, Money and More Money 1 Be a Poor Musician w, A, c, Police Woman Billionaire Bachelor President of a Women's Sorority Nurse Millionaire Teacher Marry a Ferris Wheel Own a Fleet of Ambulanccs Rich Rancher CNE FOCT IN HEAVEN Dramatized by Anne Coulter Martens From The Novel By Hartzell Spence THE CAST Reverend William H. Spence....... ..... .Tom Fryslnger Spencedovotqeeeoesnnoel cnrpsue Hartzelleeeeo-0nelaolsonoelv -o--Terry If 1.1.62 Earl 0 O O U 0 O Dr. Romer... Louise. .... Maria .... Ivlollylllbbl Ronny........ Mrs. Sandow.. Mrs. D1gby..... Georg1e...,..... Mrs. Cambridge.. Mrs. Jellison... Major Cooper.... I IISOO ....Carol Sue Metzger ....Dave Logan ....Carol Ruth Foulkes ....D1ane Roberts ,,. Dorothy Jane Micha ,,,.Vernon Cellar ,, .Rhea Feaster ....Lsaw Reaster Earls BOWSTS Roberts ,John Metzger . ..-acts ,.-,Patty Diare 0 .56 Bishop Sherwood......... ... Dave Sherrick Reverend Fraser Spence,........ ....M1ke Reeder J-QL--LQLJLJLJl.JLulGvLJG-L. . ..-.-.LN-.LSL Place: The little town of Laketon Iowa. Time: About 19 10 Act One: Scene One: Mr. Spence's parsonage. Early after noon in April. Scene Two: The same. A rainy afternoon in June Act Two: Scene One: The same. An hour Later. Scene Two: A Saturday afternoon in September. Scene Three The same. Afternoon, a few days later. Act Three: Scene One Afternoon, a few days later. Scene Two: The same. A Sunday morning in June Prologue and Narration: of the following year. Pulpit of the Reverend Fraser Spence's church in Laketon, Iowa. Time: The present 44- M 4' 'If494'-4'-4449i?4'--3949441449 hui?-?f-, . .. Produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Chica gO ,Ri K 'Q xg ov x,ll P VH' A 4 lk h ,,,-ni BELLES ON TH IR TOES Written by ' Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr. and Ernestlne Gilbreth Carey Dramatlzed by William Roos THE CAST Mrs. Gilbreth ......... Judy Develbiss Anne......... Patty Bowers Ernestine.... Janice Bowman Martha..... . Judy Bailey Frank.... Tom Schultz B1ll...... Phil Yahn Lillian... . Margie Metzger Fred..... , Alex Lang Dan.... Bob Evans Jack..... Chester George Bob ..... ..... Myrddy Watkins Tom.......... Galvin Teegardin Mr. Hathaway. . Larry Pugsley Leora.. ...... . Marjorie Garber Dr. Bob...,,. Al Lynch..... David Loring. Mr. Crawford, PLACE: The living-room of the Gilbreth home, Mont- clair, New Jersey. TIME: 1924 SYNOPSIS Brent Shenk ....Denny Vandemark Terry Brenneman Tom Frysinger ACT I: The Gilbreth living-room. A day in Spring. AGT II: Scene One: The same. Two weeks later. Scene TWP: The same. One month later. ACT III: The same. A few minutes later.