Harris Elmore High School - Helm Yearbook (Elmore, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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'Turf gg.,-fvw-f 531531: 5:15. ,, -,-J-,xfggff V gs-5-5--1-2 - - N N -. -:ag I-,vlijsf-:1'f1?V,S1ili''fFQjfT':5i,?l1Ill is-gg., Q-L ' '4hnn.v.Q.. , Presented by the Seniors of the HARRIS-ELMORE HIGH SCHOOL Elmore, Ohio -I THBLE UF CUIHEHTS GRADUATES GRADES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING Page 3 Page 9 Page 23 Page 48 Page 71 Page 89 II Mr L R Hetr1ck has had another busy year 1n h1s eleventh year as super 1ntendent of HEHS Many of h1s dut1es extended farther than eduCat1on 1nclud1ng church and home l1fe W1th1n the walls of Harr1s Elmore H1gh School he had a class 1n phys1cal educatlon and taught math read1ng and spel11ng He was one of the advlsors for the seruor class and Student Counc1l and faculty manager of athlet1cs These classes and act1v1t1es kept h1m lnformed of most of the students' and faculty's whereabouts and problems Outslde of school he was also very actlve 1n the commun1ty and church In the church he attends he apphes h1s tra1n1ng 1n that f1eld by teach1ng a class of teen age boys He was on the church counc1l and was secretary of h1S church In h1s communlty he partlclpated 1n the act1v1t1es of the Board of EduCat1OD was an execut1ve board member of the Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on and was 1n the county and d1str1ct educat1on assoclatlon He served as local scoutmaster a member of the Ottawa County Tuberculos1s ASSOC1at1OD commlttee local chalr man of the Salvat1on Army cha1rman of a stand1ng commntee 1n the K1wan1s Club a Mason and V1ce Presldent of the PI1T1C1palS D1scuss1on Group Havlng two chlldren of h1S own Scott 111 the th1rd grade and Karen 1n the n1nth grade he also 1S able to see the parent's vlew as well as the adm1n1stra tor's V1eW of many confllctlng problems SUPEHIHTEHDEIN . v 1 1 - i . y ' J A Q Y , - . . . .L . . . a 9 y ' ' Y 7 1 I , - ul- EUUCHTIUH HAROLD BECK WILSON WEIS Pres1dent V1ce Presldent HAROLD BUCK CARL WENDT Clerk GEORGE IAEGER MANLY MAGSIG l' GRACE MYERS FIISI Grade Q 'rd MATTIE HECKMAN Thud Grade Q7 GARNET WEBER F1fth Grade 1?- it ROSE SHULTZ. FIISI and Second Grade SHIRLEY STROHL Th1rd and Fourth Grade Y '7 MILDRED ARNOLD Second Grade MABEL ROZINE Fourth Grade GOLDA YEASTING VELDA JAMES Fxfth and SlXIh Grade Sxxth Grade FHCKULTU ALVINA KONTAK Enghsh an- BURL BARKER Vocatronal Agrlcul ture Advlsor ofF F ..iE x.,c DORACOLEMAN Enghsh Amerrcan Government Advrsor ofVersat11e Student Councrl Dxrecnor of plays L..f JAMES SMITH Coach Physrcal ed ucauon H1story8a CIVICS Health Du ver s Tl'811'11l'lg Ad vrsor of Varsrty Club ,iaith PHYLLIS BARKER Commerc1al, Advrsor ofF B L A HELM, n CLARENCE 'EGERT Math Advlsor of Projector Club CHARLES RYMERS Scrence Assrstant football coach Jumor high basketball coach U CATHERINE ANSTEAD Enghsh French Latm, Advrsor of G A A , HELM P n GDra matrcs Fesuval L1 brary Supervrsor FRANK JWE Socrology Econ omrcs Soc1alStud1es WorldH1story Amen can Hlswry Business Prrncrples LAUREL DAMSCHRODER Vocauonal Home Economrcs Advrsor of F H A 1 I' GUY ELSEA Industrlal Arts LILA MILLER Muslc Advrsor of Mixed Chorus Glee Club Band Junror Band ' ' - A'l'W3 ,'gi. ry K I 1 A ,wif N , 1 '57 'l A s i 1 if , x -A 'B ' f ' 1 0 at J 5 , A A H , f of at ,all ae'.aan . , , A.-.A. ' . A P ' 'G H , ' D' .- A Q C 2 be -ale . D A A A K , A . k.'IV 6.9 9 of? . -5, 'Q' u 7 lm....I W SCHUUL HSSISTHHTS 6 rl ef! 'Z COOKS Marte Lemke Elrzabeth McCarty Esther Hasselkus Qrnsety BUS DRIVERS Carl Watnwrrght Stanley Slates Orvrlle Bartel Carroll Rader Ernst Gresler Auguat Bach Chrxst Arnold IANITORS Alun Gresler Harry Krueger P-11' SECRETARY Gertrude Haar C H U S ES '- 7 Q- LEF1' TO RIGHT Vxce Presrdent D1ck Ka darzke Secretary Judy Wendt Treasurer John Wood VALEDICTORIAN Larry Slates MOTTO Launched but not anchored FLOWER Gardenla. 1954 CLASS SONG We have just completed twelve long years At Harrls Elmore H1gh We've stud1ed and learned and planned and played And we face now the problems that before us l1e Many thlngs that we learned w1ll p1lot us, As we launch our sh1p 1n the stormy sea Larry Slates Presldent, SALUTATORIAN Norm Semrock COLORS Kelly Green and Wh1te Although we're not anchored, we now are launched, And we b1d now a fond farewell to thee CHORUS Oh, ha1l to our hlgh school, ever pra1se 1tS name' May we ever try to add to her farne And we the Sen1or Class of 1954 W1ll strlve to keep her dear to us forever more TUNE 4H Pep Son 10 S L' h ' f ,le, 1 . lg 1 I 3 - O 6. r Q f V . j , n f fx I ' V 1 2 lf h I ,iv K 9 ' 1 g . ll i ll I 0 J Egg 38,3 1 if 1 2, ANN BITTNER Always jolly always krnd She s the grrl we lrke to frnd Student Councrl 2 F H A 1 Pres1 dent 2 V1ce Presrdent 3 Presrdent dent 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 M1x ed Chorus 3 Lrbrarran 4 Glee Club 12versau1e4PnG124 Q, HELM 4 Ensemble 3 4 Class Play4 FREDRIC AVERS He never has much to say but perhaps that rs the better way Student Councrl 1 Football 3 4 Projector Club 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 lg if pf-v 'NY' 1 ix NELSON AVERS Serrous for prctures among other thrns'P Football 1 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Projector Club 3 Dramatrcs Fest1val4 P n G 4 HELM 4 Lrbranan 2 Ensemble 3 4 Class Play 4 ll -Sw DICK DEACON He never drd have much to say strll he s pleasant rn every way F F A 1 2 Secretary3 4 Foot ball 1 3 4 Band 2 3 Vars1ty Club 4 Dramaucs Festrval 3 4 HELM 4 L1brar1an 1 Class Play4 MARGIE f'HlO A kmdly thought for all she knew A pleasant srnrle for others too F H A 1 V1ce Pres1dent2 Presr dent 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 County Presrdent 4 G A A 1 2 3 Treasurer4 F B L A 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Versatrle 4 P n G 3 4 HELM4 Ensemble 3 4 Clarmet Quartet2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 ,rl K. 'S SEHIUR to ' Ns f- 1 . 1 1 1 CLHSS 'F ' X ' 'P 'dk4'4 .X 1 4g F,B1L,A, 3,4g Band Xjice-Presb 1 lg' 3 ' ' 5 ' , g psrr mi ' 'V,- I - 4 S' -1 'v 1 1954 9' LA VERNE BEHRING My bram fells l1ke a plncushlon stuck full of thtngs to do A 2 F B L A 3 4 B 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3,4 Glee Club 1 2 Versat1le4 P n G Co Edrtor 4 HELM 3 4 Class Play 4 JERRY HAAR He IS quret and very shy But he ll get over II by and by Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Varsrty Club 4 Projector Club 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 SEHIUH SUE CROZIER Why frown? It IS much easler smlle G A A 12 4 Treasurer3 FB L A 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 2 Vetsaule 4 Drarnatlcs Fest1val4 P n G4 HELM4 L1 branan 3 Class Play 4 -eil '-s L DICK DOLPH L1fe rs l1ke a football game wrth tlme out for dates Class Presrdent 1 Football 1 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 Varsxty Club 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 ProJector Club 2 3 HELM 4 Class Play 4 CAROL DAMSCHRODER What ever there be of sorrow 1 put II off ull tomorrow Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Ver saule Treasurer4 P n G 4 HELM 4 Class Play 3 4 1.?' r' :a M V ,I N if .iff F.H..l.:.....gand A A ' , ,2,3, I 1 D 5 n 2 F v f 1 I .21 . ' ' to ' ' 'Z' ' - I 7' F.H.A. 1,23 F.B.L.A, 3,45 Mixed I 12 4: 91 41 wal' MERLE HAAR They say that gentlemen prefer blondes but here rs an ewcepuon Student Councrl VICE Presldent 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 4 M1XCd Chorus 3 4 Varsrty Club 4 Projector Club 2 3 4 HELM4 Class Play3 4 En semble 4 DOLORES DAMSCHRODER She goes her own way unmrndful of the crowd F H A 1 3 4 Mrxed Chorus Glee Club l 3 Versatlle 4 P n G 4 HELM 4 Lxbrarran 4 Class Play 4 its IANICE DAMSCHRODER It ts a good thrng boys were made or she wouldn t have anythmg to talk about A 3 B L A Secretary 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Versatrle V1ce Presldent 4 Dramatrcs Festrval 4 P n G2 4 HELM4 Class Play 4 Student Drrector 3 1954 SUE GIESLER Always ready for some fun But never shrrkrng when work s to be done A 3 B L A 3 4 M1xedChorus3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Versaule Secretary 4 Dramaucs Fesuval Student Drr ector 4 P n G 2 Busrness Mana ger 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 MORTON HARDER To be seen and not to be heard IS to hrm a golden word FFA 12341-lEL.M4Class Play 4 I' !gl r E I I j ..: , . .3 F.H. . 1.2:G.A.A. 1.2. .4:F. ' 7 ' 1. H . F,H, , 1,2gG,A,A, 1,2, ,4gF, .....:' 3.4: ':. 'g. I- I , Vw' . f 'ik N 1 1 JAMES LAUER Why should the dev1l have all the good UIIICS9 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 Dra mat1csFest1val3 P n G3 HELM 4 Class Play 4 MADELYN HAAR Why worry? It brmgs nothrng but gray haxr and I have no money for han dye FHA 1 Secretary234 GA A 2 34 Bandl 2 34 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Ver satile Pres1dent4 P n G4 HELM 4 Ensemble 3 4 Trumpet TI10 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 A-s 'Inav RICHARD KARDATZKE Where there 18 laughter there Dlck Class Treasurer 1 Vrce Presrdent 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 1954 New 11:1 MARILYN HETRICK Always sweet and ever krnd a better g1r1 we 11 never fmd HA 124FBLA Reporter 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 2 Versatxle 4 P n G4 HELM Class Play 4 MERL KARDATZKE A sull tongue shows a head full of wlsdom Football 4 Track 1 Band 1 2 3 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 If .Mawr N , xx ' 4 ULHSS ' gggghrn ,W , t.:, 3 X . , 5 3 M A F ..... 5 . . . . . ' . . . : . . 2 ' 3. : ' . : . . : ' . . : - 1. : ' : ' ' : ' ' : ' ' : 4: - - ' 1 , H . ' D l ' , is ELAINE KARDATZKE Vutue 15 rts own reward Student Councrl 1 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Versatrle 4 HELM 4 Ensemble 3 4 Class Play 4 CLAYTON LEMKE We only lrve once so let s lrve FFA 1234Footbal11234 Track 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chours 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Proyector Club 3 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 ' -8 POP Ti? DICK MANZECK I could be better rf l would, but rt s mrghty lonesome berng good Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 -F '49 ? ? X PAUL NEEB Work fascrnates me I could s1t and look at rt for hours Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 PEGGY KROOS Happy go lucky brrght and clever she won t be srngle forever G A A 1 2 Soc1alCharrman 3 Pres1dent4 F B L A Presrdent 3 4 Band Majorette 1 2 3 4 Muced Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 2 Versatrle 4 Dra mat1csFest1val4 P n G4 HELM Co Edrtor 4 Ensemble 3 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 Class Play 3 4 simon ULHSS . iz ' fa . 1954 I 15 JEANNETTE MYERS Drd you ever know a pretty gul who wouldn t flrrt Just a l1tt1e'P Student Councrl Reporter 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 V1ce Pres1dent4 L 3 4 G A A 2 V Presldent 3 Soclal Charrman 4 Band 1 2 Llbrarran 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 HELM 4 Ensemble 3 4 Football Attendant 3 Track Queen 3 Class Play 3 4 Glee Club BILL OHL Why hurry? Got plenty of ume after I dre Football 1 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 1 2 4 Mixed Chorus3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 ProJector Club V1ce Presr dent 3 HELM 4 Class Play 4 LOIS MAGSIG lfl cannot do great thrngs I can do small thrngs IH a great way FHA 2 FBLA Treasurer34 Band 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Versatrle 4 P n G 2 4 HELM 4 Class Play 3 4 'wif VERNON OPFER He has two thmgs ln h1s heart pretty gxrls and fast cars Band 1 2 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Pro Jector Club 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 JOAN MARSH Your l1fe shall be as you make II A 2 F B L A 3 4 Mrxed Chorus Glee Club 1 2 Versaule 4 P n G 4 HEIM 4 Class Play 4 X, F.B. .A. . : . . . . ice- ' 1. 2- f . ' o 8 :I : : , g ' 3 ' ' , Q F,H, , 1,2,3,4gG,A,A, 1, ,3,4g ,,, ,,' g .. .....:' 3.4: I Y- ,- fl, qw'--nf kg. i' WILLARD SARNES It s great to be great, but II s greater to be human FFA 234Footba1l1234 Basketball 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Var srty Club 2 3 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 CAROLYN SAMPSON Happrest when she has loads of nothlng to do F B LA 34 GleeClub1 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Versatrle 4 HELM 4 P n G4 L1brar1an 1 Class Play 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 KAY SAMPSON A happy lrttle grrl loved by all her frrends A 1 2 Glee Club 2 P n G 4 Versat11e4 MaJorette 1 2 3 4 HELM 4 En semble 3 4 Class Play 3 4 if IUDITH WENDT A happy combmatron of fun and good sense a lastrng frrend Class Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 4 F H A Treasurer14 GAA 14 Treasurer 2 Presrdent 3 F B L A 3 4 Band 1 2 Secretary 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 2 Versaule 4 HELM4 P n GCo Ed1tor4 En semble 3 4 Clarmet Trro 3 Quartet 2 3 4 Football Queen Attendant 2 Class Play 3 4 DAVID ORMAN A good fellow and a hard worker FFA 1234 Footba1l12 Mtxed Chorus 4 HELM 4 Class Play 3 4 17 I .,1,,h-' - F.H. . l.4:G.A.A. . .3.4: F.H. 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A' 1' 2' 3: F,B,L,A, 3, 4: Mixed Ch0l'US Q, 41 .1 PETER SCHWEMBERGER He has no thought of comrng woes as trouble comes so trouble goes Football 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Projector Club 1 HELM 4 Class Play 3 4 JOANNE ROEPKE Drmples pop rn and out when she A 1 F B L A Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Band Malorette 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Versatxle 4 Ensemble3 4 P n G4 HELM4 Football Queen Attendant 3 4 Class Play 3 4 'ZIV NORM SEMROCK A perfect gentleman courteous and lntelhgent Class Secretary 1 2 Presrdent 3 Student Counc1l2 Football 1 2 Captarn 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 1 2 3 Presrdent 4 Ensemble 3 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 ,ur RACHEL ANN YEASTING Determrnauon and farslghtedness rnsure success never makes a poor Job of anythmg G A A 2 Secretary3 4 F B L A 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chor us 3 4 Glee Club 2 Versatrle 4 P n G 1 4 HELM Busrness Mana get 4 Lxbrarran 1 2 4 Class Play 4 Student Drrector 3 LARRY SLATES Mathernatrcs I know and langu ages I know and farth what don t Class Treasurer 3 4 F F A 1 Re porter 2 Presrdent 3 Vlce Presr dent4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Presldent 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Projector Club 1 2 3 Pres1dent4 P n G2 34 Ensemble 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Q48- I N .v A I : K. 2 . 6 I el X . X 'V smlles or talks! dependable. H A g H - 1 know. W l , ' G.A. . 1,2:3,4gF..l-LA. ,2,4g 'I D I Q ' . : . 4. . A-- 3 cr I T 18 Y 4 if A X, nv' KENNY SMITH He excels 1n all that he undertakes Class Pres1dent 2 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 M1x ed Chorus 2 3 4 Varslty Club 1 2 3 4 HELM 4 Ltbrarxan 2 Ensemble 2 4 Class Play 4 JOHN WOOD Thrs lad so handsome and tall rs not so hard to lrke at all Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Student Treasurer 3 Presrdent 4 F F A 2 Treasurer 3 Reporter 4 Athletlc Manager 1 Mlxed Chorus 3 P l'l G 4 HELM 4 Class Play 4 f 5'l:. ' WARREN WEIDNER Not that I l1ke studymg less but I lrke fun more Football Manager 4 HEIM 4 Class Play 4 LESLIE WILLEY Hrs fust loves are cars and mechanrcs IS easy to get for everyone s frlend F F A 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Mxxed Chor us 4 HELM 4 Class Play 3 4 DON WITT Grrls are a nuxsance but I l1ke be bothered A Reporter 3 Presrdent 4 Basketball 2 3 P n G 3 HELM 4 Class Play 3 fihwai' 4, , : Q 2 Q. i, ,u S . 4 , , . . . l I - - ' ' I ' 5 - ' ' , ' to '. 'Q F-F--1-2: . ' : ' ' : 1, - , , , F lle, i C 7 C if Y I CLHS3 HISTURU We, the class of 1954, are on the threshold of a great enterprise. Looking back on our twelve years of school, we find many pleasant memories. We would like to relate a few to you. We started out first year of school in September of 1942 with 2.1 boys and 14 girls. Miss Myers was our first grade teacher. Our next four years were spent under the following teachers: Miss Ewing, second gradeg Miss Heckman, third gradeg Mrs. Rozine, fourth gradeg and Mrs. Weber, fifth grade. Mrs. Mercer and the sixth graders went to visit the Toledo A.rt Museum and the Elmore Municipal Water Plant. We entered the seventh grade and found Mrs. Schroeder to be our home room teacher. We gave a play called John Speaks for Himself and sang two songs for a Thanksgiving assembly. In the spring the eighth grade honored us with a party. We also had a Halloween party this year. When we came back from our summer vacation, we found Mrs. Coleman as our teacher. For this year's assembly we had a television show. Charles Haar invited us to his house for a hayride and a Halloween party. In the spring we gave the traditional seventh and eighth grade party. At last came our eighth grade commencement at Oak Harbor. Look at those proud boys and girls in the halls! Could they be our new freshman class? Yes, at last we were freshmen and on the first step of our high school career. Our class sponsors this year were Miss Thomas and Mr. Smith. We found that we had acquired twelve new classmates. This brought our class total to 51. Ten of these were from Benton. We gave a variety assembly. The band from this assembly won first prize in the Kiwanis Club Amateur Contest. Our next step was the sophomore year under the direction of Mr. Smith and Mr. Rymers. For the first tiine our class was divided. Part were in the science room and part were in the study hall. We put on an assembly representing a traffic court. Our home room teacher for the junior year was Mrs. Anstead. November 14 we presented the play, A. Lucky Penny . We gave the Easter Assembly. In May we honored the seniors with the Junior-Senior prom. The prom theme was a Hawaiian Cruise. At the annual Versatile Banquet, the junior girls were initiated into the organization by the senior girls. At last we are seniors! Our pictures were taken by the Powell Studio on October 17. We ordered our name cards and invitations for commencement. We had participated in many other activities that go with the senior year. The juniors honored us with the Jun- ior-Senior prom on May 15. We gave the senior play on April 30. We are proud of our boys that rxfade the track, basketball, and football teams. We are are proud of our P 'n' G staff, the Helm Staff, and the librarians. We shall never forget the happy times or memories that we carry in our hearts as we went through our twelve years of school at Harris-Elmore High School. May she hold as many pleasant memories for the classes that are coming up. As we go through Senior Day, Baccalaureate Services, and Commencement, we are launched but not anchored. idlefwii I CLHSS llllll We the Senror Class of 1954 berng of as sound mrnd and body as possrble and knowrng that our days rn Hams Elmore l-hgh School are numbered do hereby make our last wrll and testament makrng all other promrses null and vord I Nelson Avers and I Drck Deacon leave our apprecratron of Woodvrlle grrls to Ronny Smrth I LaVerne Behrrng and I Marllyn Hetrrck leave our abrlrty to cook and sew to Bob Damschroder I Ann Brtmer and I Carolyn Sampson leave our strength to Delphrne Overmyer hopmg she wrll be able to take coach down wo Margre Chro leave my rnterest rn farmers to Marlene Sondergeld Sue Crozrer leave my poodle harr cut to Drck Cobb Carol Damschroder leave my fortune of bemg the frrst senror grrl to be engaged to Ruth Boss Dolores Damschroder leave my quretness to Barbara Summers Janrce Damschroder I Fredrrc Avers and I Warren Weldner leave our short stature to Beryle I-lrlle Drck Dolph leave mv handsome profrle to Judy Van Ness Jerry Haar and I Joan Marsh, leave our rnterests ln Genoa to B111 Shaffer Madelyn Haar leave my knowledge of French to Dave Wrtte Mortan Harder leave my knowledge of farmlng to Marrly Wrdman Drck Kardatzke leave my drslrke of solrd geometry to Rrchard Avers Elalne Kardatzke leave my speed rn typrng to Dlck Drrftmyer Merl Kardatzke and I Merle Haar leave our s1x foot plus herght to Jerry Damschroder hoprng that he wrll enJoy the greater vrew Peggy Kroos leave my athletrc abrlrty to Gerald Croll Jrm Lauer leave my whrskers to Leroy Wrtt Clayton Lemke and I Sue Gresler leave our red harr and freckles to Marvrn Mrreles Lo1s Magsrg and I Kay Sampson leave our abrlrty to hot rod around to Marlene Barnes Dxck Manzeck leave my crew harr cut to Jerry Mrller Jeannette Myers leave my rnterestrng collectron of snapshots to Lowell Rothert Brll Ohl leave my self confrdence to Carlton Gresler Joanne Roepke leave my abrlrty to tell good Jokes to Ruth Fondessy Wrllard Sarnes leave my bulgrng muscles to Edrth Wrdman Peter Schwemberger leave a lock of my harr to Erleen Harder Norman Semrock leave my posrtron as bass rn the Boy s Ensemble to Paul Blausey Larry Slates and I Paul Neeb leave our curly wavy harr to Jerry Lohr Kenny Smuh leave my Levrs to Joan Summers Judy Wendt, leave my posltron as frrst clarrnet player to Mary Kontak Leslre Wxlley I Davrd Orman and I Vernon Opfer leave our trnkerrng wrth hotrods and souped up engrnes to Judy Druckenmrller I Don Wrtt leave my general drslrke of school to Albert Boss I John Wood leave my love for Nash cars to Mary Alrce Gleckler I Rachel Yeastrng leave my slender frgure to Ruth Webert The entrre class leaves to Mr Mrs Mr Mrs Mrs Mrs l-letrtck A senror class whrch doesn t skrp school Kontak A senror class that comes to order and stops talkrng when the frrst bell rrngs Coleman An Amerrcan government class who lrsten to a news broadcast every day Barker A secretarral practrce class that wrll let her get rn a few words edge w1se Anstead A second year French class wrth more than one grrl Mrller A Mrxed Chorus who know therr parts after gorng over their once Damschroder A home economrcs class that does not burn food every trme they cook Smrth A state champron track team Rymers A chemlstry class which doesn t accuse each sectron of borrowmg equrpment Barker An F F A that keep theu mrnds on what they should when they go on trrps Egert Elsea Rowe Haar An advanced math class whrch knows hew to use the Brnomral Theorem A manual trarnrng class who always keep busy makrng useful artrcles Students who do not want more than one pass rn one day rn wxtness whereof we have subscrrbed our name and affrxed our seal thls second of June rn the year of our Lord nmeteen hundred and frfty four Z1 I, A ' , . 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An economrcs class and a busrness prrncrples class that always have therr lessons prepared UNDERSIGNED The Class of 1954 Presrdent John l-l Wood III CLHSS PHUPHECU Now 1n 1974 we see the 1954 class has turned out many amb1t1ous people As you near the c1ty of Elmore you w1l1 not1ce huge s1gns wh1ch read See the World Famous Hot rod race Th1s racer belongs to LOIS MAGSIG You can see tl'11S at BUZZ NEEB'S Speedway r1ght across from the Un1on Cemetery Cus tod1an of th1s growmv cemetery 15 MORTON HARDER He says bus1ness has been slow but he 1ntends to p1ck lt up 1n the near future w1th the help of FREDRIC AVERS the Fr1end1y Undertaker Conductmg most of the SCTVICCS for Freddy 1S REVEREND RICHARD MANZECK who 1S known for h1s great sermons at funer a s The Slow But Sure Publ1sh1ng Company owned by MERL KARDATZKE 15 publ1sh1ng a new book wr1tten by JIM LAUER J1m 13 tak1ng over where Dr K1n sey left off wh1ch m1ght prove to be 1nterest1ng JUDY WENDT 1S now play1ng her clar1net 1n the famous DAVE ORMAN'S Hot Cats CAROL DAMSCHRODER and LAVERNE BEHRING are star vocal1sts w1th th1S band They w11l be play1ng at DICK DEACON'S famous ballroom th1s week VERNON OPFER owner of the Bloodhound Arena 15 now featurmg DOLORES DAMSCHRODER agamst SUE GIESLER famous women wrestlers Do ores 1S a sure w1nner w1th her famous toe hold although Sue has a famous pretzel hold Don't know how she does lt We see many students walk1ng around w1th bumps on the1r heads SUPERIN TENDENT MADELYN HAAR has found a new sure cure for ornery k1ds We hope lt works NELSON AVERS has taken over the Hoot Owl Show on stat1on HEHS He can be heard 12 to 12 every day One of h1s recent guests was ELAINE KARDATZKE who s1ngs Jazz and grandma and grandpa surely do enJoy lt Heard every morn1ng over HEHS at 7 OO 1S MARILYN HETRICK Wlth her da1ly farm report The farmers f1nd Mar1lyn's ass1stance ver helpful There are also many famous people from the class o '54 seen over HEHS TV Among them 1S the great SUE CROZIER who pushed L1berace r1 ht out of the top place The new Luc1lle Ball and Des1 Arnaz team 1S JOHN W OD and JEANNETTE MYERS PEGGY KROOS has Just become 11fe uard of the Pac1f1c Ocean She rescued NORM SEMROCK an ardent adm1rer t ree t1mes yesterday It looks as 1f she w1ll have to teach h1m to sw1m We see many women around Elmore w1thout any ha1r They say th1s 1S due to .TOANNE ROEPKE'S new ha1r dye She 1nvented lt herself RACHEL YEASTING 1S now Pres1dent of the General Assembly 1n the U N She IS work1ng her way to the Job of Pres1dent of the U S She 15 go1ng to prove that women are Just as capable as the men Peter's Da1nty Model Shop run by PETER SCHWEMBERGER has Just h1red three new models for h1s st le show They are the famed MARGIE CHIO CAROLYN SAMPSON and ANICE DAMSCHRODER They w1ll model Par1s FaSh1OnS st led by WILLARD SARNES and CLAYTON LEMKE DICK D LPH and BILL OHL are Jo1nt partners 1n the D1ty T1dy W1ty D1aper Company They make 2 3 or 4 corner d1apers anyth1n to Sult the customers MERLE HAAR has taken over Tank's Market and now cal s lt the Thank's Market 1nstead of Tank's JOAN MARSH has Just flown to Mars and says she w11l not return to earth be cause the men are so 1nv1t1ng there The are so d1fferent The famed orator JERRY HAAR w1ll e heard 1n the Elmore Theater th1s Sunda evemng The subJect w1ll be The Necess1ty of Amer1can Government H1gh chool Courses He l1ked It so well wh1le he was 1n school he thought he would tell other students about lt DICK KARDATZKE 1S coach1ng the Kardatzke Globetrotters who have Just beaten the We1dner Globetrotters They are both of world renown KAY SAMPSON the new mayor of Elmore has heard many cases dur1ng re cent weeks Among them are DON WITT for Jumpmg curbs w1th h1s Rocket Sh1p KENNY SMITH 15 plann1ng to go to the Olymp1cs th1s year He 1S go1ng to pole Jump He f1nds lt eas1er to Jump w1th tooth p1Ck rather than a pole LARRY SLATES externnnater has Just condemned LESLIE WILLEY'S 4 OOO acre farm for hav1ng too many term1tes ANN BITTNER has Just rece1ved the t1tle of the World's Greatest We1ght L1fter They call her Charles Atlas the Second The class of 1954 has Certalnly proved 1ts ab1l1ty ZZ 1' . . , I - . - - .... 5 .. , , , in . .g ' . ... . . m N9 U. ' nlf, 'I ex LEFT TO RIGHT Treasurer R1chardAvers Secretary Barb Summers Presldent Ronny Smrth Vlce Pres1dent Dxck Cobb ad Rrchard Avers Marlene Barnes Dick Cobb '71 Judy Druckenmiller Gerald Croll 0 ,Q . r f! at' ' .lx , k 1 - P- A , I V A , 'H' . .1, f - . F 1 1 ,' Q.. . . . Ruth Fondessy JUHIUR CLHSS he bf. Paul Blausey . as-1 if LA '-1t 1 'la x Jerry Damschroder R2 .gr- . -, , sv- - .J W Carlton Geisler Z4 Albert Boss s l- I -musty, Robert Damschroder n, ... ,, nn ,,. ,..... - Mary Alice Gleckler Ruth Boss A.. ,, 1 '17 . 'QQ' So- Dick Driftmyer af -2 8.4. 1 Eileen Harder The week of Toledo The Carlton The The Jumor class began the year w1th an enrollment of th1rty two The second school Judlth Van Ness Jo1ned us from Wh1tney Vocatlonal School 1n Jumor Student COUUCII representatwes were Judy Druckenm1ller and Cuesler play Aunt Cath1e's Cat was glven on November 20 by the Junlors Jun1or class ass1sted by the Sen1or Ensemble gave the Easter assem b y on Aprll 9 On May 15 the senlors were honored by the Junlors w1th the annual Junlor Sen1or Prom and Banquet EAW! ,..- Beryl Hrlle Delphme Overmyer Barb Summers '37 l Mary Kontak : sv... Lowell Rorhert 9427 oan Summers Marllyn Wxdman 'N Nutr Jerry Lohr PS Jai' Z- B1ll Shaffer RN Judy Van Ness Leroy Wxtt 25 'L We Jerry Mrller Marvm Mxreles Q? i 'ev Marlene Sondergeld Ronny Smxth up -v-7 .IQ fb Ruth Webert Edrth Wrdman Davld Witte II ' ' ' ' . . Y . . , - l ' . Qui ' .K We D -. :L I I W- r ,g T 'Y-'TKT T ' X, ., --Ki , V 1 J. . ' f, f . 7 fa ' A 4, , A ,., f,,...., ,fi lb X-. v-'gk ,J A ,N ku, . VM r K , . Q at n. . L X no l T' li l , b W 5 'R 'K' , r y - ' ff- I' f 42-'v X - ,J f1 H- - y .. - at V' Q: 2 ' M -cn.. v .Q-,,. 5 Rf... Q- f sf' ,. ' . I 'Q ...gf W Q , ff me F ji.-.,: il Y, r 3 A if . , X I ser' Img' ,, v.4 , ff., 2 --bv it - '3 X , 1 ! I. IX,yf4f A w 1 i ' W f 3 I . . X ' ' , , ' Q ,lx --r 'qu V f kd' Mi l a-., . .il1 ' -1 ,' The sophomores of H. E. H. S. began 1953-54 school year under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Smith and Mr. Rymers. The class started with the enrollment of 19 boys and 16 girls bu for the winter The sophomore class had 11 members o reserve basketball sq band The sophomore student council repres Shirley White The sophomores gave the1r assembly April 1 t later Dennis Fulkert moved to Florida with his family n the football team, 3 boys on the uad 12 members out for track and 9 members 1n the entatives were Kenneth Avers and A' flax -Q91 Wil? J Kenneth Avers Thomas Crol qv 'Q Helen Bay fl n'! ' IV fe-s T -v ' Thomas Croz Qi Eva Blltnef T' ff r1.6 Dennls Kruse 'Q vii QCYUA 2 7913 'Q Lester Lemke 3 A Dennrs Fulkert Sl Duane Lohr Richard Inngenecker Joe Mlreles Vlrglma Myers Jane Peters l Karl Fhck Carol He11man Nancy Herlman Z6 I 1 7 , k , N, X 1 K , 1 s 1 'rf . 1 1 f L31 ' W J? r fa ff: ' t rf X -xv .V -5, 'R N. T . 13,11 .Amr 'v 515- T, iw 1? lg i Q' ,. 1' I ' 1 P 1 :fb Y ,f f nf 2 5 '. R f ' . . - E nf' h ' 3 lc, 52 v ,K ny .1 Z Xp fi' ' y 104' V A - - A 1 '-'r iffy, . '- y n K - . 1 l s L s L t 5 2'e r x, ,, I ,l g ,C H , -ff,'- - - 5- . 0 ' ox' ' Loren Damschroder Nancy Draper ' v. ' '12, it LA ' V -Q A, y A 4 I ' . I ,J r in 'f vr, f i gwg? ' ' V t, E 3: , K. t I: .,,, f ' Q - win we , f H 1 ,gf ' 4 . f.,,,.- 1 ' wx' ' T' rx. S . A f ' ' E ' 0. . I' Jane Howard if R A Don Roe pke g - . Darlene Weng J LEFT TO RIGHT Presldent Jeannene W111ett Treasurer Joe Mrreles V1ce Presldent Kenneth Avers Secretary Eva Blttner SUPHUHIURE CLHSS 6,1-ae fix? .-.na Q vb? Betty Karser Lauren Kardatzke Gary Renwand Q .,4 s T' William Rohloff Walter Shrader Ellen Schroeder Shirley White Jeannene Willett 27 Margaret Witt 9 6' Wrlham Robertson rn 'Y Jean Vandersall 10' -,. Robert Zunk FHESHHIHH CLHSS LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President, Ruth Ann Longeneckerg President, Karen Jacobsg Treasurer, Barbara Moellmang Secretary, Carol Guth. Student Counc1l representat1ves for the freshman class were L1sa Sparks and Doug P1ckard At Halloween the freshmen held a party on October 24th at Janet Kuhl man's father's farm An even1ng spent by danc1ng and playlng games was enjoyed by all who attended The class also sponsored a dance after the Elmore vs Olney basket ball game A prof1t of S34 25 was added to the class treasury The freshman assembly was g1ven 1n February Th1S assembly por trayed the 11fe of a fam1ly all of whom wanted to see drfferent telev1s1on programs Many favorlte programs were seen and enlyoyed by all who v1ewed lt The class contr1buted to the Red Cross and magaz1ne campa1gn 75 er:- ml Alrce Avers James Bolander Joanne Chlo Trrnrdacl Cuevas Lmden Damschroder '07 vig, 41- xw f 11' X 1 X Y fu. Oli Larry Deacon Jane Dertemyer James Deuckson Tom Dolph Carol Fondessy Z 8 3 ful 3 ' 'n I ,If I - K P Q? iq A l Q X In R I I Ts , 'Irvs - 4 W ,QS p X A V 4 r. 1 I X , X J r K' ' ,Q . . k , 4 4- s z, A, - 2 V as Iwi ., is do T ' Ks ' 3 :S n ' if X Q Q 'A T' -' 2 X -'-'3 r . ' ' if T ' - 1 ,... 4:-- An ,cs Shxrley Grrffxn N.. Karen Jacobs James Kuhlman 4- 2 Barbara Moellman 5 Douglas P ckard Q +- Lee buhrbrer u , , 1 - 7' , 'Q ft Carol GuLh no 'E Patti James , 1. Janet Kuhlman 6...-nn if Nm' X John MOIIIS rw Fa ye Rothert on .ur f John Votaw m,,,,.av X1 Nancy Haar -.A 'A Mrlan Kardatzke pq-wg, ,rd Robert Kuhlman Marrlyn N1ssen R A1 E Shrrley Sahr if F f 'Q I Robert Waterman 29 wah if 'FJ- fls. Nelson Henry 'Nf- 1 A M1165 Kardatzke Ruth Ann Longenecker QS -'--Q Jon Rex Ohl Beatrlce Hetrrck 'D- Nyle Kardatzke Barbara Ma Slg ,gu- Iv J 1' X W11burOrman RJ .fm Lyle Schlrevert Lynda Semrock ,QD Twyla Wheatl -Onb- ey Alan Wm fx .dit J ur Karen Herrick Lowell Kmerrem Patrrcra Malone Wad Judv Owen lib Llsa Sparkes Ps Danny Wood , f W J - J N ' ' ' , - l. A QQ.. ' 4 f ' M .H Li ' I . S . ,Q ,, 1 I Q 0 . 1 ., 1 X A 5 isp , ff! H 'L X 1 . ', fb. 4- ' hm 1 Q . ' F 5 5 . L79 1 MM-L f Q. Q? QQ- 'fs all , ' I ei: ' ' fr? J . 1 J i ja , Jiri been Z C -f ' H--. X I 1 - N' , 'sin If , '4 f,,,. W ' A . rg . mf r . 1 ' 1 19 ' gl A, 1- J , Q' ,J V . by A ,MH ,J i' gp an ff ,.-- 1 ' -- J 4 u, , J Q V , , 'I J 'J ,IM b g . . . 3' ' f , T K Q Ls L J , 1-, os , J ,Q ,J U JM, L. J - ' X ,Nix - V L .ka V Q it 'sf' ' L :.., ,V H J K V A , -- N I , L Uri, ,g- f A K' 'Ji , ' N . A J B' 5 J' v 1- l 'Wx' 1 K v 97- b K ' 1 A , -. ,W , 'fl an . ,vi ,Q j' I ,yn , , .,. ,I 1 P '-' .,,, 1? -. ,, -5, V rf 'Z7' -V X - I A 1 ' 1 V f 1 ,fel L K ' 'K V A 1 .4 Q W' A f' -4-v ' I Nfl A so R .J Q. 4, fx J' f Q 'Q ,P . : . , mv' ' 'I -...jf , - 'fx . f ' fb N X af 'I' J I - ' 1 . f Q TA 'V V' ,' A I' ' SX X f, f I . . V.,.' f 5 -N ' N . s - ' V x 5 U :rx J' The eighth grade started the school year with an enroll- ment of 47 students with Mrs. Coleman as their sponsor. Later in the year 3 classmates returned to Texas. The Student Council rep- resentatives were Barbara Damschroder and Jerry Krue- ger. Class Reporters were Beverly Flick and David Haar. On October 31 Russell Furstnau entertained the class with a Halloween party at his home. LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Gary Andersong Secretary, Russell Furstnaug Presi- dent, Jim Oweng Vice-President, Joyce Miller. The eighth grade enjoyed putting on the Christmas assembly, telling the Christmas story in music, choral reading, and tableaux in costume. They also enjoyed a Christ- mas exchange, at which time the class p'resented Mrs. Coleman with a bathroom scales. She appreciated it very much. The class is very proud of the students who have taken part in extra-curricular activities such as Senior Band, Junior Band, Junior High Cheerleading, Junior High Basketball, and Track. The eighth grade sponsored the annual seventh and eighth grade party in May. , l - -v -..',1, f ev- ' W if I - I 'yi A t-.4 . J 1 fl an ,Will In Patricia Adams Gary Anderson Vgrp ,. Q Juanita Barron Alice Bay .rm , 1- 'fue fi I Barbara Damschroder Jane Damschroder -8. iygy ,. sa A , A , ' -,5 ' fir, Sue Carol Arndt bois Avers I 'Q ad bo. J' F: MAN FR' yr was N Kenny Behm Beth Brandes f n John Damschroder David Dunham 30 S' 54-1 . '53 Katherine Barkhau . - X 7 1 . 'flz-' Willard Buhrow Beverly Fllck T W-+ 1 n .Pi na-4, Bill Barnes Armando Castillo -sei, .1 4-'gn .5 Q Emily Fondessy 4? 14 fa' ussell Fursmau ,. Mary Ann Hememan yy HN Meyvm GICS1 K' Yr Sharon Helmecr ' 'O --4-,,, I A11ce Lemke Galen Lemke ,av ,iv Elrzabeth Ann Nelson pa' 'qv-'v Wa yne Nelson QQ. Q' A11ce Johnson fra., Jrm Magsrg ..'-72' ......... Gaylord Orman -. all? ,lift . A 'gi iii: James Klrckman :CN i Joyce M111er 1 X ar Davrd Overmyer 'Ui -Qzv IQ Q! tf 3' 4' ...QV Loren Sampson Susan Schwemberger Raymond Sondergeld Adolpho Vega vid H331- s A Jerry Krueger 19 '18 Gretchen Mmnrng be Terry Overmyer '0- rf' h 1 I-Q.. Francrs Wrdman N Demi S ae 4 17' ' 47' QI A Don Lauer ,non 'QP Kathryn Mxreles Jrm Owen 1' Suzanne Wood 'X Jiflig J Q er snnnf I N T K- iq' HJ i f , t X- ' 'Q - f A ' G ' ,U . r fx X X A - . 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W, , ' TS 3 1 SEVENTH LEFT TO RIGHT Treasurer Tom Dreterle Vrce Presldent, Lyle Haar Secretary Dolores Toops Presldent Robert Magsxg The seventh grade under the superv1s1on of Mr Eldredge began the year w1th an enrollment of 22 boys and 2.3 g1rls Later 1n the year however the class lost Robert Haar and galned Patr1c1a Cron1n Student COUDCII representat1ves were Robert Shamp and Dolores Toops On November 26th the seventh grade class gave the1r assembly It was the Thanksglvlng theme On December 23rd there was a Chr1stmas exchange among the pup11s From the class Mr Eldredge rece1ved a Shlrt and a necktle At the beg1nn1ng of the second semester Mr Frank Rowe took over h1S dut1es as homeroom teacher The class had 7 members on the Junlor H1 Basketball team Four members were 1n Sen1or Band and 3 members 1n Junlor Band 5' Ja XM mf fa fix ,fi fli- 11 I F 1 Alan Anthony Alfonso Barron Harry Blausey Judy Bruntz Edgar Buck '53 .ff sa Q-f 'Y Raul Cantu Judy Carter Davrd Crozrer Frances Damschroder 3 2 ' GHHDE I . D ' I . s 9 , ' . on . , . - I n . . , . . D X :Eff ,. -,.' 2? .y .., .lg ' ,p .rf Q 3, y x 'L gg -5 R' y, r , A g ..r, A Q .qw Q f 'P 1 A ' I . , ,I 1 will V, gf 1 K y, r X., tl , .- W r - ' 'Q N L, , :Enr on it .t 1 A .me , r :I 'tv 'avr R 'Q 4, ' ' N- 'R I y Nr f , t ,P '- 4 r V 'hz sl i I I I 3' E7 ' . A ' v, , -- ln . z . 5 ' . s . 'x-X Lola Darnschroder IL Barry Hennessey -4'7 Shrrley Kroeger -35- '4-J Susan Myers .Ah 'Us SA , Suzanne DeStaz1o Mrnerva Hernandez 'ww Darla Krueger Laverne Nelson 'W 85 Augustrng Rodrrquez Dave Roepke 496- -ef Sally Shrader Dennrs Stackbouse 4 Tom Dreterle Sharon Huston 'v Joan Kuhlman '-9 Darrell Opfer 5 su' 91:1 ,..... sk. Gene Salrsbury -1' Dolores T oo ps as -4' YP' -cb Walter Easler LOIS Kardatzke WW? Rose Lallel' 19 'K Denms Or .Ag ',,,.4u. Kathryn Schroeder 'ii Norbert Wrdman 1 . ' br . Bob Haar up T' f X? PY' Owen Kardatzke Robert Magsrg X Karen Renwand uni'-...J Tom Shaffer 6 N: ' Lyle I-laar 49 Q Margaret Kontak 'Iii 'Hn John Marsh 415 U Sharon Renwand 3 Bob Shamp 4--15 Judy Wrllmeth Bonny Worthrngton 1 X . P Y 9 . 3 A I . A' 1 ' ,1 s- 1 ' 'Xg ' ---rf . I lf' 1 N Q x Y :av 7, - .' :,,..,, 'l A x Q . ' .gk 'U D, Ai. Q ' ,, x Vx!! 1 ' -an ' , 5 1 ye , . 3 -Q, , a . n . I l h--t ,L-iilx y a S si x -f f ff - ' . ' 1 Nu 1 h X i- .. 'i ' ir K , ,Q , sw 31?-., ,, K I K VK xx y .., ' . f . -Q ig, 4' 85 or a r f -N 3- 5331 1 J, A xr . if .X V K - Y Q Q -,vw gg: -M ,fr ' r Q- S 1 ' , L Vi f ,Y : 1. V. fish X ' ,Q j A. c A I . -V 41: ,tw F' Q W A K : H 2 1. ,A it ' , .Ka avwi,g ' kk . e4 1-' bm 6 N x ' K we 1 f - l nj - ' g f - Nu I A M 3 , , ,' X :J ,Z ' ' Y S S S ' .. ' Y , -- ' 4, To K, K ' X ' S sf '- 'f - r 1-f t y - ,fr 'N 11 f A- ' f WE fs - Q i 5, f A 1 A ' .rl ' , I ,Q W , ' I N! X 'Sy . QS: , . . y J -i i '. W :v il! S ' fe-Q r .5 A l -., .-- rl 1 1 1 l , 'S' 44 M 1 , s. S M we ' f we . la 4 S x . . f l A A 33 ,, ln- Conme Adams 305 ln 0 Mary Ann Bames The s1xth grade had a total enrollment of 54 pup1ls w1th Mrs Maynard Yeast1ng and Mrs Burton James as teachers Varlous 3Ct1V1t16S were carr1ed out dur1ng the year At Halloween t1me one sectlon was entertamed by Barbara Overmyer The other group held then' party at Carol F1llmore s At Thanksg1v1ng and Chr1stmas each d1v1s1on enter ta1ned the other, along w1th the f1fth grade at a program -...f 'hr ls.: Mary Lou Barron Q Q A wb Tom Bowman Sl 'XG' Nancy Monger Ed1l1a 'ww Ruben Cantu n- 1 Tom Frama if fi 4 9: ..., Aj 1n keepmg Wlth the season Other act1v1t1es enjoyed were contests valent1ne part1es art and mus1c A number from th1s grade were 1n the Junlor Band Two educat1ona1 tr1ps were carrled out a tr1p to the Elmore Waterworks and a tr1p to the Toledo Art Museum and Toledo Zoo To conclude the year the ent1re group enterta1ned the other elementary grades at an assembly 1n the aud1to r1um V1v1an Malone Demus Marquardt Dav1d Davxd Moellman Marsh YT! omg, 4-.aw 'wurfi Barbara Kroos Beverly Kmerxem 36' .., YP Dxane Jack Tom Judy 3 4 Gxlbert B1 Paul Glesler Haar Haar Hasselkus Hernandez Hesselbart Hudson Barbara Kuhlman NY' w. 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' o.'A if ' ' i V 1 , 'J X a ,,. A V 4 nv - , X, , I . , X F ,I I I Q l If bu' Z ' 'fl-5: a f ,xy 1 U 40 . I SECUHD GRHDE Davld Buruung Q5 f S Martm Gahn 1 l Sandra Sue Haar 31' Russel Ma gsm g '96 'sf' :fx-1 Edward Rrchards 'Ciba Robert Cantu Y I Leslxe Goetz ,f Carol Ann Havens Kay Francrs Miller 1 ' Lawrence Rose 3 I x A.. gf-rjf? Carol Jean Abke lU'5 'Q- 11' Wlllram Chlo IS Nora Graver VU' John Hernandez Qs Patnck Novoselec V .J f. ,. ul ' Ax . William Anstead av Max1ne Clark in i Roger Gross D1ane Hudson 10. 4-rt-0 D1ane Or F A xv 00-1 E4 52,4 Wa yne Donald Sandrock Schlrng 41 23 1 1 f R x' r' Q bb -. Duane Arndt fx fx 4,2 Q Lx Q-4-I C2 f E nib. S. In-rg. Y fy 'U Barbara Ann Barnes Dennls Janet Deltemeyer De ltemeyer V Bonme hou Haar If-is il 'ww- Frances Hudson -YQ D3V1d Peters I 1- w Qu H-vu Margaret Ann Haar 10 Nan James Nr U55 Dlane Peters Kathleen Trm Slates Wendler Jean Brandow al- 11 Gerald Fl1Ck -JG. Ik Robert Haar 2 x Larry Kardatzke -0 Ads Thomas Peterson 4vf' Sharon Wllbum , I , ' 'Q' . 45945. 3' ' w tl' x IN- -'X I, Q 'Q v 1- 1 0- 'K b ,4 vm X F V RI, ' ' W ll: ' 7- ff sv' .K .. A if .-- f xg.. 2' . . I Q V' A r Q1 o sing. 9, Y 4 w X. an KN gl A ni-,N V v, . 1, l 'Ln' Q W Q- Q N N, 'ij by ,' I L . fy f w I Q Lk Xl F. P x A - Of. Z 1 'I 'J . -R - f X PN V45 in 3 I s I if -A Q A x 5 .,' r ' .' -rt u- 9 I f N I . - , 7 w I . .- uv' 'au tt Q, X , , 'Lo i, 'Q A r ' T, ,i .1 -- ' 'Y Q - E. Q ,.',,, -- '- , ':- Q AJ l' 'P' ' - ' ' I I 1 ' :ELGJ - 1 'is 3 7 YV' w ' f ' ' Y A , sw . Hia' , . Q 3 1 AV 'I N' ' Skt, ., 'H' '11 s, 4 ,L 5 N 'V' X I ' K' Qs' 2, ': ' -.., I ,,, ' . 5 AS, F..--' ,,, -' - as - - ff: Q , . . Z., U R 4 4 2, x, ' A 1 fib- N-wa ren s 036 Dennrs Dolph 'VFD- We-I Lors Hughes ,am ,... Thomas Ladd pn. Ioan Mrreles ' 0 Y Larry Spencer Y ,f- e Janet Drummond Ronald Ingwer 'IIN ,ng Amta Lerma Iamce Peters i 5 'G-,F Donald Toops Isl HND d 2 Q-pi La Donna Elethrope Charles Jaeger 'D- ...fb- ohn bohr 5-an Lrnda Pr1esman 'N- Sandra warns Ronald Fursmau .,.,f- Gregory Johns ig 3? IK Karen Marquardt 'CQ ? Carol Reynolds 'Sv W1111am wers 1 B1-en F6 vb. '1 '1' Rebecca Haar 1-4 .Je Harry Keeler Joyce Mc Clam 'iris -s rf, N4 Lmda Sandrock Nancy Wrlburn Ma, 1-vi -QYXU Constance Henrlck Beverly Knlpp 'N an-Q. 'lx As. Gene Mrreles Stow -Q94 Ruth Ann Savage gil -1' A A A Mlchael Yeagle Q' ' pf 'C as-I x u ,. 0 5, fe- rg C 'lf cs f- 'Q A 's-' as 'R 1' C ' mel d wx wc B H -2 De y AQ Ag YS des T10 C' Cf C CL 5 wax . J1 '05 li' 3 ly E- Q. 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', ,,- P -5' -W ll A 1 I-V James Charles Cook Dan-rschroder -Q - .3 ., -T Q. xx' at pi' n k X - ti ll f Marjory James Faught Grau .vii wv -QC 9 N Q ,, 1, 4 V - N ' 7' :' ,qifxf 5. Beth Linda Huston Iuergens lf Q- PN C K j I Miles Dianna Lowry Miller , F Q 2. gs. -X n' A M r K- M 2, , at X4 N I U . A ' ' XA! L Ruth Ann Sharon Rose Sherp f' A Q Yr 'Q D-LJ 'D an an E ., ' - ' fr' Paul Mark Wheatley Wheeler 41 Q u ' 40 9- sx x E ,9 iq I V lk John Diane De Stazio Dittman -.ii 1- .F aa ,XV X l Q D . Marvin Ann 1-laar I-lelmeci 4 in 'at Q as 1 ai' . N Q , .NFL 3 I Charles Patricia Kaylor Keeler T , ng.. wr 'im L ., .,. R., X. :nm n 2,125 Rita Louise Miller Misgasky 1 ' Z1-fi- . I f' K. David Ella Slates Stone .i Q. -1 f-3 Q I It Us 4 A .K - ri 1 5 . ff- Daniel 43 Dennis Wtdman Widtnan Ag 'Z'- qf - - Donna Balliet 2 qt- ' Q, - , ,Ms - .V s ts 1 fx A . Sue Ann Martin Driftmyer Owen Ai A ,.,, yw 4 of .. S. -- ' --NJ ILT. 'RQ , til Dennis Janice Helmeci Hennessey wiki 4,Y3L, ' . Lila C ,i L Robert Maria Kroeger Lerma A ' 'vi 'Rigs , . 1 'I A was ip., A ' zzz, 1. Ieannene Terry Nowald Overmyer I t - Q 'In I 'WA 5-J 1 1 If V '.1.ffl.'Q': ki-J,','sh-rj! James Margarita Thomas Tristan 9 1 ig ' -Q4 nf-. l -Qi. .3 . ' 'Wo 7 A. 4-v A , L ,ar Q Susan Catharine Witte Willy CAMERA DODGERS James Cook 1st grade Sandra Hesselbart Sth grade Blll Ling 10th grade Mary Camu 5th grade FIRST GRADE The f1rst grade enrolled 44 pup1ls 25 g1rls and 19 boys 1n September W1th each season and month came new and var1ed act1v1t1es stor1es and poems songs and games and draw1ng of d1fferent phases of the work Ind1ans and P1lgr1ms and the f1rst Thanksg1v1ng were of great 1nterest to the pup1ls They also made 1llustrat1ons of the man th1ngs for wh1ch they were thankful 'llhe preparatlon for Chr1stmas was a joyful t1me Decoratlons for the tree were made by the pup1ls themselves They had a g1ft exchange and a v1s1t from Santa Dur1ng February the month of b1rth days the pup1ls learned about Abraham L1ncoln George Wash1ngton Thomas A Ed1SOH and Charles Llndburg The beaut1fully decorated valentlne box was f1lled w1th about 1600 valent1nes wh1ch were posted 1n compartments accord1ng to the f1rst letter of each ch1ld's name Spr1ng brought more surprlses and happy exper1ences Dur1ng the Sprlng va cat1on the room was redecorated the walls 1n two shades of green Wlth a wh1te ce1l1ng The wood work was varn1shed Choral Read1ng was much enjoyed by all the pup1ls Among the1r favorltes were M1ce Ra1n 1n the N gh and ' e L1ttle K1ttens The school year was brought to a close w1th a p1cn1c and games 1n the v1llage park FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Dur1ng th1s school year they had an en rollment of 28 1n the f1rst grade and 9 1n the second rade The ch1ldren rn the two rades wor ed together very n1cely com 1n1ng many act1v1t1es such as language art and dramat1zat1on The ch1ldren enjoyed study1ng about the seasons the many slgns of fall w1nter and sprlng Then too all the speclal days brought new mterests and enjoynrment As each hol1day came the ch1ldren learned songs dramat1zed storles and made ap propr1ate plctures to decorate our room Our Chr1stmas tree was especlally beau trful The ch1ldren were very proud of lt because they had made all the decorat1ons Our Valentme box was very pretty and was f1lled to the top w1th valent1nes for all They had many lessons about health They were made 1nterest1ng by usrng the many charts posters and booklets that were furn1shed by the Ottawa County Tu berculos1s and Health Assn They also dramat1zed a health story 1n wh1ch the doctor gave h1s pat1ents advlce about eat 1ng the proper foods tak1ng care of the1r teeth c1eanl1ness and gett1ng plenty of rest The second grade enjoyed the1r weekly readers and have subscr1bed for lt durlng the summer months At the end of the year they enjoyed a p1cn1c 1n the park w1th M1ss Myers' and Mrs Arnold's rooms On May 25 1954 a party was g1ven Mr Hetrlck for the faculty 1n honor of our teacher Mrs Rose Schultz who 1S re t1r1ng from the teach1ng profess1on thas year SECOND GRADE The Second Grade began th1s year w1th The var1ous seasonal act1v1t1es brought much exc1tement and enjoyment to the ch1ldren At Chr1stmas t1me there was an ex change of grfts a v1s1t from Santa and a beautlful tree All the decorat1ons on the tree were made by the ch1ldren For Va1ent1ne's Day they had a valen t1ne box and a party at wh1ch t1me several hundred va1ent1nes were passed out The ch1ldren enjoyed readlng ver much They read many l1brary books dur 1ng the year The art exh1b1t was very colorful The pup1ls and parents took great 1nterest 1n the drsplay The programs 1n the aud1tor1um, as well as the art and mus1c per1ods 1n our room were always enjoyed The last day of school we had a p1cn1c 1n the park THIRD GRADE Dur1ng the year they had forty one members Most of the members were very alert and attent1ve . . . . . . A ' , . . . ' , ' ' .. an enrollment of forty pupils: i u u A 1, Q n . . . I . y vu . ' ,. vu ' i t , u Th ' . ' ' 44 HEIUS Christmas was celebrated with a small party, an exchange of gifts, and a visit from Santa Claus. The Valentine Party was a success, with more than fifteen hundred valentines in their box. They enjoyed the assemblies and the programs given by the grades in the audi torium The study of music under Mrs M11 ler and art under Mrs Caldwell were enjoyed by everyone THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE The art of playing together on teams was one of the important things boys and irls learned in the third and fourth grade his year's class was unusually success ful in acquiring this skill During the year the extra activities carried on successfully in the room cen tered on projects carried out by the pupils ln the fall each fourth grade pupil made a family home from a cardboard box to add to the Pueblo Village that represented a type of community life still found in parts of our country The boys built a post of f1ce which was later used as a Valentine box Everyone in the room took his turn working as Postmaster During early spring each child made globe of paper mache These globes drew much attention at the annual Open House Committees were appointed and pupils planned and carried out all of the house keeping duties of the room during the month of May FOURTH GRADE Our school year started with an enroll ment of forty five children and at the close they had an enrollment of thirty eight They had various activities during the school year but the highlights were the Christmas party and Valentine party There were over sixteen hundred valen Our nature study has been very inter esting In the fall they studied butterflies and this spring they studied birds The boys and girls gave an assembly in the auditorium in May and our parents were invited The year closed with a party in our room The refreshments were bought with the club money On May Z5 1954 a party was given by Mr Hetrick for the faculty 1n honor of our teacher Mrs Mabel Rozine who 1S re tiring from the teaching profession this year FIFTH GRADE The fifth grade started the new school year with forty boys and girls. However, during the year Andrew Monger moved back to his former home in Georgia, and several of the Mexican children withdrew to Texas Class officers for the first semester were Nadine Jacobs president Suellen Kelly secretary and Janice Damschroder treasurer President for the second se mester was Howard Anstead Our favorite subject was Social Studies for they studied the entire United States while on an imaginary trip The thought of fractions and decimals frightened them but they soon learned that they were not 1200 difflcult Many of them thought the best days of the year were the days of our Christmas and Valentine parties Duane Lohr on F F A mp to Bull Farm N-mf SITTING Nyle Kardatzke Gary Renwand STANDING Lowel1Kn1enem, Lyle Schhevert, Karl Fhck, B1llKuh1man, B1llRoh1off F F A miuauon u . . u ai I tines in the box. U Q ' l l 3 'v ', .,., - . . 1 ,i gil-4, ' . ' I ,' ,. 1' u n I . . - I a . 4 - SIIHPSHUTS 'wr J' Beryl Hille at Chicago Zoo on F,F,A, trip to Chicago. Larry Slates, Red Foolin' around: Barb Summers Marlene Sondergeld, Joan Summers, Annie Bittner. l? Lemke, Don Witt, Jerry Miller on train to Chicago. J ON FUOOR Judy W Margie C Mrs. Coleman, Dolores Damschroder ON COUCH: Annie B., watching Versatile Play Kal' 5-- CNOIYT1 5-- Joanne R-- bois M., after Versatile. --unurr Varsity Club meeting outdoors? 46 What clubs spend their dues for. Margie Chio, Kay Sampson, Judy Wendt, ...--1 'T ax X X J Xx Xu X i, I S5 ' Q A x 'ry , E STUDENT CUUHUIL FIRST ROW LET TO RIGHT Mrs Coleman adv1sor Kenny Avers treasurer Judy Druckenmlller secretary John Wood presldent Merle Haar v1ce presldent Mr Hetnck advxsor SECOND ROW Barbara Damschroder Llsa Sparks Jerry Krueger Carlton Glesler Doug P1ckard Jeannette Myers Dolores Toops Shrrley Wh1te Bob Shamp John Wood a sen1or was elected pres1dent of the 1953 54 Student Counc1l by the student body The members represent1ng each class were Sen1ors Jeannette Myers Merle Haar Jun1ors Judy Druckenm1ller Carlton G1esler Sophomores Sh1r1ey Wh1te Kenneth Avers Freshmen L1sa Sparks Douglas P1ckard E1ghth Grade Barbara Damschroder Gerald Krueger Seventh Grade Dolores Toops Robert Shamp Advlsors were Mrs Coleman and Mr Hetr1ck The Student COUHCII sold programs at football games refreshments at basketball games and whrte sweatsh1rts w1th the school emblem 1n purple and gold ACt1V1t16S sponsored by the Student Counc1l were the magaz1ne dr1ve the elect1on of football queen the Jun1or Red Cross Dr1ve noon day aCt1V1t16S such as 1ntermural basketball and danc1ng To promote the Splrlt of Chr1stmas the Student Counc1l decorated two Chr1stmas trees for the upper and lower halls The ma1n project of the Student Counc1l was to erect on a standard the bell from the old school bu1ld1ng The bell had been placed 1n the old school belfry 1n 1871 and was removed from the present school 1n 1950 when the new aud1 tor1um was bu1lt A bronze plaque states that the bell and standard 1S ded1cated to the men and women of the commun1ty who answered the call of the bell dur1ng 1ts many years of servlce Amon the other projects of the Student Counc1l were the purchase of a palr of kettle grums for the band a camera for school act1v1ty plctures m1rrors for the restrooms and coat racks wh1ch w1l1 be placed 1n the restrooms and on the stage for basketball games and other school act1v1t1es Ill ll ll 1 I . 5 3 . 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I , 1 1 ' 1 1 . r. 1 1 1 ,JK X x Z, ' 5 ' , 4 8 UEHHBUUH SIHFF STAFF Co EDITORS Peg Kroos Larry Slates BUSINESS MANAGER Rachel Yeastmg COPY EDITORS Jan1ce Damschroder Margle Ch1o BOOK SALESMAN Ann B1ttner ADVISORS Mrs Barker f Mrs Anstead FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jamce Damschroder Peg Kroos Larry Slates Rachel Yeasung Mrs Barker SECOND ROW Mrs Anstead Ann Brrtner Margre Ch1o FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Sue Gresler La Verne Behrrng Margre Ch1o Larry Slates Peg Kroos Ann B1ttner Jeannette Myers Elarne Kardatzke Carol Damschroder SECOND Werdner Norm Semrock Morton Harder Nel son Avers Kenny Smrth Leslre Wrlley Peter Schwemberger Vernon Opfer Drck Deacon, Fredrrc Avers Mrs Barker THIRD ROW Drck Dolph Jerry l-Iaar Paul Neeb Drck Kardarzke Don Wrtt, Merl Kardarzke Merle Haar John Wood Drck Manzeck B111 Ohl, Jrm Lauer FOURTH ROW Janrce Damschroder Kay Samp son, Made1ynHaar Mar1lynHetr1ck Joanne Roepke Dolores Damschroder Rachel Yeast mg CarolynSampson Lo1s Magsrg, Ioan Marsh Sue Crozrer Judy Wendr , --2, STAFF WRITERS WILL Judy Wendt Norm Semrock Pete Sch wemberger PROPHECY Joanne Roepke Kay Sampson Joan Marsh HISTORY Carol Damschroder Madelyn Haar Jlrn Lauer QUOTATIONS La Verne Behr1ng Nelson Avers LOIS Mags1g TYPISTS Mar1lyn Hetr1ck Lo1s Magslg L Verne Behrrng Carolyn Sampson DESIGNERS Sue Crozrer Warren Werdner Jeannette Myers INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Sue Glesler Delores Damschroder D1ck Dolph John Wood 49 I il' - ls, I .I by Q 14 :F -1 u L - - - ., .W ., X -eg L L - , v 4 ' ' . I RJ X 'L -fr ' , AL, xi' A F- - ' S35 L ' ' 5 va., AQ 't A-ff C - ir Q' ' X 1 3 . r 1 . , : ' . C ROW: Mrs, Anstead, Clayton bemke, Warren g 2 u Q I . ' . . 'flier 'lel or inf - , , - ' 1 1 ' r 1 ' . 1 9 - . . , . . ' a PURPLE HND GULU STHH I LEFT TO RIGHT Sue G1esler Judy Wendt Mrs Barker La Verne Behnng Mrs Anstead Kay Sampson FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT David Haar Janice Damschroder NancyDraper Madelyn Haar Kay Sampson Beverly Flick David Crozier SECOND ROW Peg Kroos Dolores Damschroder Milan Kardatzke LarrySlates Rachel Yeasting Joanne Roepke Margaret Kontak Sue Crozier THIRD ROW Marilyn Herrick Judy Druckenmiller Helen Bay Doug Pickard John Wood, Nelson Avers Margaret Witt, Margie Chio Sue Giesler STAFF CO EDITORS Judy Wendt La Verne Behnng BUSINESS MANAGER Sue Glesler ART EDITOR Kay Samp son ADVISORS Mrs Barker Mrs Anstead STAFF FIRST ROW: Peg Kroos, Marilyn Hetrick, La Verne Behring, Judy Wendt, Sue Giesler, Joan Marsh, Sue Crozier. SECOND ROW, Kay Sampson, Lois Magsig, Joanne Roepke, Carol Damschroder, Ann Bittner, Margie Chio, Jeannette Meyers, Rachel Yeasting, Carolyn Sampson, Janice Damschroder. F. B. l. H. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Sampson, Joan Marsh, Marilyn Herrick, reporterg Joanne Roepke, vice -presidentg Peg Kroos, president, Janice Damschroder, secretary, Lois Magsig, treasurer, Sue Crozier, Judy Wendt. SECOND ROW: Delphine Overmyerg Marlene Barnes, Joan Summersg Carolyn Sampson, Sue Gieslerg Judy Van Ness, Rachel Yeastingg Ruth Bossg Marlene Sondergeldg Mrs. Barker, advisor. THIRD ROW: La Verne Behringg Margie Chiog Eileen Harder, Barb Summers, Ruth Webertg Mary Kontakg Ann Bittnerg Jeannette Myers, Carol Damschroder. The 1953-54 F. B. L. A. began the year with 28 members on roll and Mrs. Barker as their advisor. The main project of the year was the buying of a mimeoscope and base with the the help of the P 'n' G. Several other undertakings of the year included the sponsoring of a home- coming dance after the Oak Harbor vs. Elmore football game, with the Home- coming Queen and her attendants reigning over the dance. They also sponsored several dances after basketball games, a pancake supper, and basketball pro- grams. The Chapter, by paying half the expenses, made it possible for next year's co-editors and business manager of the P 'n' G, to attend the Journalism Work- shop at Bowling Green State University this summer. During Easter vacation ZZ members and Mrs. Barker took a trip to Detroit Michigan, Windsor, Canada, and Bele Isle. On the return trip the girls were privileged to be on the same train as the Detroit Tigers. Some of the girls dined with them and several of them received their autographs. On May 17 the Chapter gave a party for the Genoa F. B. L. A. Chapter and prospective members of the local Chapter. ! Old Officers New Officers 11. Y ks-wN. ur R it FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT John Wood reporter Nyle Kardatzke Gary Renwand Lester Lemke Larry Slates v1ce president Don W1tt presrdent IerryM1l1er secretary Jerry Lohr treasurer Lowell Knrerlem Drck Deacon Mr Barker advxsor SECOND ROW Tom Croll Clayton lemke h1stor1an Albert Boss Morton Harder Leslre Wrlley Lowell Rothert Beryl Hrlle Duane Lohr B111 Rohloff B111 Kuhlrnan Paul Blausey Carlton Gresler sent1ne1 Karl Flrck Lyle Schlrevert The past year the Elmore F F A has been very actlve and has part1c1pated 1n many projects The chapter conslsts of 26 members ,QIQE-LQQ3, State Con ventlon and Judg1ng contest Larry Slates won 3rd place 1n Mer1no sheep Judglng JQLY, The chapter attended a baseball ame 1n Cleveland ,ALIQLQIL Jerry Lohr Tom Croll and Lowell Rothert attende F F A Cam SEPTEMBER Attended the State Fa1r at Columbus Pressed and sold c1der ues were collected QC- TOBER Hayr1de and party was held at D1ck Deacon's home Off1cers' Trannng meetlng was attended at Clay Greenhand 1n1t1at1on was held Seed corn sale was started Dlrectory was publ1shed C1der was pressed and sold NOVEMBER Pest hunt was started Chapter Farmer 1n1t1at1on was held Game supper and Dad' rught was held Mr Hetr1ck and Mr Bob G1esler were elected honorar mem bers A scrap dr1ve was held Basketball game w1th Genoa was held D CEMBER Basketball game w1th Genoa A swlmmmg party was held at the Y M C A A char1ty g1ft was g1ven for Chr1stmas Attended a carohng party w1th F H A Beautena Party was held and calf was auct1oned off Larry Slates Don W1tt and John Wood put on a panel d1scuss1on on TV show w1th J1m Nessle JANUARY Garden seeds sale started Publ1c Speakmg Contest was held at Oak Harbor Larry Slates won lst place 1n D1str1ct Contest and went to State Contest Lowell Kn1er1em won Znd place 1n the memor1zed speech contest Basketball ame w1th Oak Harbor Dance was held and publlc was 1nv1ted Went to Tlffln Bu l Farm FEBRUARY Vars1ty Club and F F A sponsored Golden Glover tr1als Sponsored a H1llb1lly Rad1o Group Pest hunt ended Nat1onalF F A Week MARCH Parent and Son banquet Larry Slates went to State Extemporaneous Publ1c Speakmg Con test Larry won a Gold award wh1ch 1S the h1ghest award Parllamentar procedure contest at Anthony Wayne Elmore Junlor Semor team won a Gold awar and the Freshman Sophomore team won a S1lver award D1str1ct spr1ng planmng meetmg Off1C6fS were nornlnated APRIL Offlcers for 54 55 were elected They are Jerry M1ller pres1dent Jerry Lohr V1Ce pres1dent Duane Lohr secretary Al Boss treasurer Lowell Rothert reporter and Beryl H1lle Sent1nel A tr1p to St Lou1s was taken dur1ng Easter vacat1on MAY Installed offlcers Project tour 52 F I F I I 1' I , X. y . l ' V I J ., -X N 'ff' ' fx' l - , .fd ,gf 't 3- 'V V lf Z . xxx rv O X xv , I n I I I I v ' I n 3 a 7 v I I I - v . I I u S Z 5 5 I 1 I 5 I I n S I - . . . . - , . ' . . 0 1 . . , . . . . B. - n Q ' - I . , . . . . . 1 . , . , 5 . . . E ' . . . , , , . . . . . . . ' - n 1 . - . . . . . . , . . . . . . . V . I . . . - . . . . . . 1 . -' '. . - . . . . K . O 0 Q I O 1 - ' I O ' ' . ' - - , . . - . n 3 s ' 9 2 Q . . . . . 9 . x Q 1 a 0 ' . . . . 2 a . Red Lemke, Bill Kuhlman, Larry Slates on train in Chicago. F,F, A, Banquet F. F. H. Chartered bus for Project Tour in Chicago. F,F,A, Project Tour in Chicago. PRUJECTIUH CLUB SEATED Frednc Avers Vemon Opfer FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Egert, advrsor John Votaw secretary Ueasurer Larry Slates presrdent Rlchard Avers vrce presldent Merle Haar SECOND ROW Alan Wltt, Jerry Haar Clayton Lemke J1m Bolander Bob Damschroder The purpose of the Projector Club 1S to make ava1lab1e to the teachers, a capable progector operator to show mov1es The organ1zat1on was set up so that at least one member of the club 1S free at all tlmes durlng the day Most of the mov1es were shown to the sclence classes and the vocat1onal agr1cul ture department However, several good h1story movles and home econom1cs mov1es were shown The mov1e l1ked best by the students was the one on the development of the atorruc bomb It was f1lmed on locat1on Wlth the actual characters Th1s served to make the mov1e very rea11st1c 53 - I - , . - y n v n 1 r n - - . Y . v 1 1 - . . . F. H. H. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Madelyn Haarg Mary Alice Glecklerg Mrs. Damschroder, advisorg Jeannette Myers, vice-presidentg Ann Bittner, presidentg Margie Chio, secretary-Lreasurerg Edith Widmang Judy Wendtg Kay Sampson. SEQND ROW: Joan Marshg Joanne Chiog Virginia Myersg Jane Petersg Margaret Wittg Marilyn Nisseng Patricia Maloneg Shirley Griffing Eva Bittnerg Faye Rothert. THIRD ROW: Marilyn I-letrickg Ruth Fondessyg Dolores Damschroderg Ruth Webertg Eileen Harderg Marilyn Widmang Carolyn Sampsong Joanne Roepkeg Ruth Bossg Delphine Overmyer. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Whiteg Judy Oweng Carol Fondessyg Darlene Wengg Shirley Sahrg Eva Hudsong Beatrice l-letrickg Carol Guthg Jean Vandersallg Nancy Draper. The 1953-54 F. H. A. led a very busy year this year. In December they were hostesses to the F. F. A. at a Christmas caroling party. After caroling both clubs enjoyed refreshments and dancing. On March 17 the County F. H. A. meeting was held at Elmore. Margie Chio, County President, presided over the meeting. There were five sc ools present at this meeting. A representative from the Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio gave a demonstration on how to apply make-up. After the demonstration a lunch of punch and cake was served. The club was invited to attend a party given for them by the F. F. A. in May. They had a very enjoyable time. Before the meeting Judy Wendt, Margie Chio, Kay Sampson, Ann Bittner. l ' ,,,....... G. H. H. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Vandersallg Sue Crozierg Jeannette Myers, social chairmang Jeannene Willett, secretaryg Mrs. Anstead, advisor: Peg Kroos, presidentg Mary Kontak, vice-presidentg Margie Chio, treasurerg Ellen Schroeder, SECOND ROW: Faye Rothertg Karen Hetrickg Patti Jamesg Joan Summersg Shirley Griffing Sue Gieslerg Nancy Haarg Jane Petersg Jane Howardg Joanne Roepkeg Lisa Sparksg Betty Kaiser, Ruth Ann Longenecker. THIRD ROW: Barbara Moellmang Marlene Sondergeldg Marlene Barnes: Janet Kuhlmang Rachel Yeastingg Joanne Chiog Judy Druckenmillerg Barb Summersg Helen Bay: Judy Van Nessg Virginia Myersg Darlene Wengg Karen Jacobs. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Whiteg Barbara Magsigg Judy Owen: Judy Wendtg Madelyn Haarg Kay Sampsong Lynda Semrockg Joan Marshg Twyla Wheatleyg Nancy Drapery Janice Damschroder, The G. A. A. members have been very busy throughout the school year. Mrs Smith helped them form a basketball team. The team played two games with Graytown and one game with Genoa. Although they were defeated all three games, the members had much fun. In January the G. A. A. members went to Woodville and were entertained by the Woodville G. A. A. Everyone enjoyed playing volleyball and sideline basketball. The girls are interested in making points in various sports activities. You may see them pedaling a bicycle, paddling a canoe, or even walking to nearby towns. The G. A. A. is open to any girl from grades nine through twelve. The G. A. A. gives the girls a chance to meet every month and discuss latest achievements and activities. LEFT: Karen J., Lynda S., Janet K., Lisa S., Patti I.. Faye R. RIGHT: Jeannette M., Ann B. , Margie C. , Joan M., Carolyn S. 5 5 4-fa iam VHHSITU CLUB FWF m H FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Drck Deacon Lauren Kardatzke Denny Kruse Bob Damschroder Duane Drck Cobb Marv Mrreles Drck Dolph, treasurer Jerry Lohr Irm Lauer Doug Prckard Kenny SmrLh Clayton lremke Coach Smrth THIRD ROW Norm Semrock presrdent Drck Kardatzke Jerry Haar Drck Manzeck Merle Haar Paul Neeb Nelson Avers B111 Ohl Wrllarcl Sarnes The 19 53 54 Varslt Club conslstrng of twenty four members, was under the dlrectron of Coach 1m Smlth On February 6 the Vars1ty Club and F F A sponsored the Golden Gloves Trrals 1n the h1 h school audltorrum Partrclpants were from Elmore and the surroundrng To edo area The fathers and mothers of the football team were honored at the home comrng game wlth Oak Harbor on November 6 The fathers were seated be hrnd the boys on the bench and had a r1ngs1de V16W The mothers were presented w1th mum corsages The Varslty Club purchased lumber for equlpmerrt cabmets These cablnets contarn football basketball and track equ1pment They also bought new com b1nat1on locks for the lockers The annual Varsrty Club p1cn1c was held May 20 ATHLETIC BANQUET Larry Slates B111 Shaffer Drck Kardatzke Merle Haar Norm Semrock l 'KL 56 C fr -gif? N 1 to 0 1 0 ' G FH ,,. Q 117. C ' ' - ll, ze v f ,T . . L ' . 3 J. 'L :C sv, ' ml Lohrg Ronny Smith, vice-presidentg Joe Mirelesg Kenny Aversg Larry Slates, SECOND ROW: Bill Shafferg . . , ' - 5, n o f,., M 1. H. . Y .. f N .sl ' VEHSHTILE FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Kay Sampson Carol Damschroder treasurer Janrce Damschroder vlce prestdent Madelyn I-Iaar prestdent SueG1es1er secretary Mrs Coleman advlsor Iudy Wendt SEC OND ROW Sue Crozxer Joan Marsh Joanne Roepke Elalne Kardatzke Carolyn Sampson Marllyn Hemck Peg Kroos THIRD ROW LOIS Magstg Dolores Damschroder Rachel Yeastmg La Verne Behrmg Ann Bltmer Margle Chro Jeannette Myers The 1954 Versat1le Club had a membersh1p of 20 sen1or g1rls Mrs Cole man was the sponsor of the club All meetrngs were held 1n the g1rls' homes Dur1ng the year the g1rls bought Versatlle p1ns wh1ch they were very proud to wear They helped the Alumnae Assoc1at1on w1th the1r bazaar on November 14 On February 26 the g1rls gave the Versat1le assembly before the hlgh school The assembly 1ncluded a play ent1tled 'Polly Put the Kettle On pantomme and baton tw1r11ng by Kay Sampson Th1s year lnstead of havln one versat1le scholarsh1p worth S200 as 1n the past two scholarsh1ps o S200 each were offered Rachel Yeast1ng re ce1ved the regular scholarsh1p The teach1ng scholarsh1p was rece1ved by Peg y Kroos he g1rls suggested many ways of mak1ng money beS1deS pay1ng dues They f1nally dec1ded to have dances after some of the basketball games The greatest event of the year was the annual Versat1le Alumnae banquet wh1ch was held on May ZZ The sen1or g1rls enterta1ned the Alumnae members and the Junlor g1rls who are to Jo1n the Versat1le Club 1n 1955 The Versat1le Club 1S a very prosperous orgamzatlon but can only become that way through team work and the guldance of the sponsor Class of 1939 at VEISHUIC Banquet Versaule was orgamzed tn 1939 wxth Mrs Della Fruth Swtndell Qthud from lefty as adv1sor Mrs Coleman at Versatlle Banquet , u . u l' . 1 y, , Q I I F 1 . . o n is . ' A I ' l r , , ' . .QA X ' ' n ll . x x if .Xi X, ig, y I HIGH SCHUUL HBHHHIHHS x'1l S71 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Suellen Kelly Colleen Wheeler Shirley Longenecker Barb Kroos V1v1an Mlnnrng Mardel Otte Judy Peters Barbara Huston SECOND ROW Sandra Zolman V1Ck1 Carr Rose Ann Sandrock Judy Hasselkus Beverly Kmerrem Diane Glesler Karen Willey Connie Adams Conny Wendt THIRD ROW Diana Mlller Karen Buck La Donna Van Dyke Ruth Ann Netcher Ann James Claudene Miller Barbara Kuhl man Mary Ann Barnes Janice Damschroder Margaret Ann Tank FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jane Dam schroder Lynda Semrock Katherine Mueles Barb Darnschroder Barbara Moellman, Joan Summers STANDING Rachel Yeasnng Joanne Chro Gerald Croll Mrs Anstead Janet Kuhlman Mary Kontak Dolores Darnschroder HBHHHIHHS During 1953 54 the High School Librarians 12 in number took char e of the library under the supervision of Mrs Anstead The1r dut1es mclude keep ing the library clean and everything 1n order They checked out an average of between 25 and 30 books a day There are always plenty of ma azines in the 11brary too includin LILEJ TIME NEWSWEEK U S NEWSan WORLD REPORT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC If ou are interested 1n colleges there are many current college catalogs availa le as well as a new ed1t1on of THE COLLEGE BLUE BOOK, a 11st1ng of all colleges 1n the United States Many students make use of the many reference books which include ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA ENCYCLOPAEDIA AMERICANA WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPAEDIAS atlases almanacs and LINCOLN LIBRARIES 111 preparing reports and assignments. A new atlas and companion metal stand were additions to the library this year. .1-1. '-' N .L --.- ,mt .vu -, ' 4 S lr., a rf.-'.,,,F.Li. --iz mnxfn cnunus fl f I 45' ii RFI fb GLEE lIlUB of FIRST ROW Karen Jacobs Ellen Schroeder Carol Fondessy Darlene Weng Eva Hudson, Beatr1ceHetr1ck, Sh1rleySahr Carol Guth Jean Vandersall SECOND ROW Betty Kalser Eva Brtmer L1sa Sparks Jane Howard Shrrley Grlffln Pattr James Karen Hetrrck, Nancy Herlman Faye Rothert Mrs Mrller THIRD ROW V1Ig1H13MyefS Nancy Haar Jean Deltemyer HelenBay Mar1lynN1ssen Carol Hellman Margaret Wrtt Patrrcla Malone Jane Peters Joanne Chro JanetKuhl man FOURTH ROW Tr1n1dad Cuevas Barbara Magsrg Nancy Draper JudvOwen Lynda Semrock Alrce Avers Ruth Ann bongenecker Barbara Moellman Jane Dertemyer Twyla Wheatley Jeannene Wrllett Shrrley Whrte 59 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Janrce Dam schroder Kay Sampson Sue Crozrer Edrth Wrdman Norm Semrock, Clayton Lemke Larry Slates Delphrne Overmyer Madelyn Haar Joan Marsh Judy Wendt SECOND ROW Peg Kroos Marlene Barnes Carol Damschroder Joanne Roepke Leslre Wrlley Vernon Opfer Kenny Smlth Nelson Avers Jrm Lauer LaVerne Behrrng, Dolores Dam Schroder Marlene Sondergeld Mrs Mlller THIRD ROW Lots Magsrg Sue Gresler Jeannette Myers Elame Kardatzke Carl ton Glesler Jerry Haar Drck Manzeck Merle Haar Dxck Cobb Peter Schwernberger Margre Chro Judy Druckenmxller Rachel Yeasung Carolyn Sampson FOURTH ROW Ruth Boss Judy Van Ness Mary Kontak Ruth Webert B111 Ohl Gerald Croll, Jerry Mrller Merl Kardatzke Beryle Hrlle lowellRothert Paul Blausey Ann Brttner Etleen Harder Barb Summers Joan Summers 1 1' -- I f Fill' r nj iflilfl 1' ft wg .V rin 'L E 3 fs,'eL'Je' '-' J la il szrlealrrnxr, warg IA at ' ig, L BOYS ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT Larry Slates Jerry Mrller PaulB1ausey Duane Lohr Kenny Smrth Nelson Avers Merle Haar Norm Semrock They received an Ex cellent rating at the District Contest at T1ff1n EIISEHIBLES LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannette Myers, Kav Sampson, Joanne Roepke, Judy Wendt Margie Chio, Peg Kroos, Madelyn Haar Elaine Kardatzke, Ann Bittner, They received a Superior rating at the District Contest at Tiffin and an Excellent rating at the State Contest at Bowling Green. IUNIOR ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Mrller Erleen Harder Judy Druckenmrller Judy Van Ness Ruth Boss Joan Summers Del phme Overmyer Mary Kontak Barb Summers Ruth Webert They received a Very Good rating at the District Contest at Tiffin x 'ff X X I XXX f f .J lu h' 5 it -QW I ' - fi FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Roepke, Beverly Flick, Ann Bittner, Paul Blausey, Barbara Magsig, Beryl Hille, Nancy Draper, Virginia Myers, Jeannene Willett, Susan Myers, Peg Kroos, SECOND ROW: John Votaw, Suzanne Wood, Judy Wendt, Betty Kaiser, Patti James, Helen Bay, Margie Chio, Karen Hetrick, Joan Kuhlman, Katherine Barkhau, Ellen Schroeder, Mrs, Miller. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Longenecker, David Haar, Dennis Stackhouse, Larry Slates, Lyle Haar, Merle Haar, Marlene Barnes, Alice Bay, Lois Magsig, Harry Blausey, Kay Sampson. FOURTH ROW: Eva Bittner, Madelyn Haar, Ruth Boss, Joan Summers, Mary Kontak, Jeannette Myers, Edgar Buck, Robert Waterman, Gary Renwand, Jean Vandersall, Faye Rothert, Margaret Witt. FIFTH ROW: Shirley White, Edith Widman, Patricia Adams, Jane Damschroder, Rachel Yeasting Bill Roberson, La Verne Behring, Carol Guth, Jim Klickman, BHHD DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES -Ruth Ann Longenecker, Joanne Roepke, Peg Kroos, John Votaw. DIRECTOR-Mrs. Lila Miller DRUMS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Beryl Hrlle Paul Blausey Ann Blttner SECOND ROW Nancy Draper Vlrgxma Myers Barbara Magsrg TRUMPETS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Davrd Haar Jean Vandersall Faye Rothert, Ruth Boss Madelyn Haar Gary Renwand SECOND ROW Joan Summers Jeannette Myers Mary Kontak Edgar Buck Robert Waterman John Votaw BRASS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT La Verne Behrrng Carol Guth B111 Roberson, Jrm Khckman Larry Slates Dennrs Stackhouse SECOND ROW Jane Damschroder Rachel Yeastmg Edrth Wldman Patrrcra Adams Shuley Whrte WOODWIND FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Harry Blausey Lyle Haar Marlene Barnes Lors Magslg Alrce Bay Wood Katherrne Barkhau Susan Myers Ioan Kuhl man Jeannene W11lett Judy Wendt THIRD ROW Ruth Ann Longenecker Ellen Schroeder Betty Kalser Karen Hetrrck Pattl James Helen Bay Margre Chlo l l Merle Haar. SECOND ROW: Beverly Flick, Suzanne a-as--an-. CLARINET QUARTET Judy Wendt, Marg1e Chxo Jeannene Wrllett Helen Bay FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Sandra Zolman Judy Hasselkus Margaret Konrak Barb Kroos Beth Brandes Joyce M111er Jack Haar Ann James Dolores Toops SECOND ROW V1ck1Caar Rrchard Kuhlman Sandra Hessel bart Ahce Lemke Shar on Huston, Davld Dunham Francrs Wrdman, Mrs M111er Iamce Damsch roder Barbara Damsch roder Davrd Overmyer B111 Hesselbart l TRUMPET TRIO Mary Kontak Ruth Boss Madelyn Haar JUN UH JW 43' in 'va' HE Football Presented at Elmore December 3, 153 CAST: Jerry Damschroder, . Janice Damschroder Richard Avers . . IJHHIHHTIIIS FESTIVHL . Peg Kroos . . Sue Crozier Director .... . Mrs. Raymond Anstead Student Director . .... . Sue Giesler , . J! .A I J - 1 ,3 L . r FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Damschroder, Janice 3, ,Ml , f ' Qs ' I 1 Damschroder, Sue Crozier. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anstead, I LZ Richard Avers, Sue Giesler, Peg Kroos. YI' ' A' JUHIUH CLHSS November 20, 1963 CAST: Dick Driftmeyer . . Barbara Summers . . xi I 1 -an--Metra, 1,.. sawn- fs , - PLHU AUNT CATHIE'S CAT Presented by Class of 1955 . . Leroy Witt . . Jerry Miller Marlene Barnes. . . .Judy Druckenmiller ON FLOOR: Joan Summers, Marlene Sondergeld, Marlene Mary Komak ' ' ' ' - Mary Alyce Gleckler Barnes. STANDING: Leroy Witt, Jerry Damschroder, Jerry Marlene Sondergeld ' ' ' ' Pau1B1aHSev Miller, Mary Alyce Gleckler, Paul Blausey, Judy Drucken- Joan Summers ' ' ' ' ' ' ISHYCIOI1 miller, Mary Kontak, Dick Driftmeyer, Ruth Webert, Ruth Weber! - . . Jerry Damschroder Barbara Summers, Jerry Croll. Director .... . Mrs. Dora E. Coleman Student Director . . . .Judy Druckenmiller Dick Driftmeyer, Barbara Summers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Barnes, Marlene Sondergeld, Mary Korntak, Judy Druckenmiller, Joan Summers, Jerry Miller, Paul Blausey, Mary Alyce Gleckler, Jerry Croll, BElDWg Marlene Sondergeld, Paul Blausey, Mary Alyce BELOW Marlene Barnes, Barb Summers, Marlene Sonder- Gleckler. geld, Dick Driftmeyer, Joan Summers, Mary Kontak. 64 SEHIUH IILHSS PLHU ABOVE: Nelson Avers, Joanne Roepke, Peg Kroos. l ' x 1 .Vw i .1--.,. ,4 icy- I No.2 CAST: Joanne Roepke Rachel Yeastmg Jim Lauer Margie Chio Dick Deacon Nelson Avers Peg Kroos Norm Semrock Larry Slates Ann Bittner Carolyn Sampson TATTLETALE Presented by Class of 1954 April 30, 1954 Dolores Darnschroder Judy Wendt Bill Ohl Merle Haar Pete Schwemberger La Verne Behring Sue Giesler Joan Marsh Fredric Avers Carol Damschroder Janice Damschroder John Wood Dick Dolph Director . . . . . . . Mrs. Student Directors , n Madelyn Haar, B Jerry Haar Marilyn Herrick Merl Kardatzke Lois Magsig Clayton Lemke Richard Manzeck Jeannette Myers Paul Neeb Kenneth Smith Kay Sampson Willard Sarnes Dora E. Coleman Elaine Kardatzke :ffm 1! AT LEFT: Rachel Yeasting, Margie Chio, Jim Lauer, Joanne Roepke, Peg Kroos, Nelson Avers. 65 AT TOP or PAGE: Norm s., Margie C., Joanne Ri , Dick D,, Peg K., Nelson A. i G p hun LARRY SLATES Valedrctorran LOWELL KNIERIEM Flfth ln General Science U1 State jf ,qv T MERL KARDATZKE Twelfth H1 Algebra II 1n State 'ri DOUG PICKARD Fourteenth rn Laun I rn State STUDENTS figssds FL- JAMES OWEN Superlor 1n State IH Eighth Year Scholarshrp Test sa ,W BILL ROBERSON Honorable Menuon In World HISIOYY rn State 6 6 'CUP lf , 1 I-YIX NORM SIIMROCK Salutatorlan i ELAINE KARDATZKE Fourth rn Engllsh XII rn Statc. IT BARBARA MOELLMAN Honorable Ment1on 1n Englrsh IX rn State i JOAN SUMMERS Honorablt Nlentron rn Lnglrsh Xl In State HUHUH 'il I .5 v ' V 4' A if X, .. x , O R L V , 1 fb, I . Q-I , Xt ei. I QV X , '+?f. ez 6 I Q 51,11 ' 5 X , X '+ 14- 7-I 'S 4 .. -f J, .5-,Q was M ' 4 - . Q 7 ' X we K ft 'lg x Xml Q. A I 'J if 55 - X B-4 I, ' A 4' 7. B1 I ., ' I , 4 I Q . A l ' If J I I . V I N f H' ' If I l ,511 m ., JUHIUH SEHIUH PRUIH As we enter the Madri Gras we are on a beautiful red carpet with a red canopy above our heads We see a wall ahead made of different colored streamers Through the door in this wall we enter into the dining area To the left and right of us we see different scenes depicted by murals Balloons are swaying above our heads As we are dining we hear soft music in the background We eat at small tables placed around the Mardi Gras square Candles and nut cups adorn our tables Our 'waiters enter the Mardi Gras masked and costumed They serve us our main course dessert and later our beverage. After everyone is finished with his meal we listen to a very fine program. This program really puts us in a wonderful spirit of this gala celebration. Finally the tables are cleared away and we hear an orchestra tuning up in the background. This begins our annual ball at the Mardi Gras. Soon the time grows short and it is time to leave this beautiful romantic spot. We realize though that we had a wonderful time at the Mardi Gras and wish we could return again. , lf ,ss xi 'La J, 1 -l? BHUCHLHUHEHTE INSTRUMENTAL PROCESSIONAL Betty Jean Ka1ser HYMN God of Grace and God of Glory SCRIPTURE LESSON A s 1 10 14 Rev NeWtonD Kelly PRAYER Rev Mlllard B Knowles ANTHEM 'Somehow I Know SERMON Rev C Ralph Schrn1dt V1s1ons Influence Our Llves ANTHEM The Lord IS My Shepherd BENEDICTION Rev Charles Cronln INSTRUMENTAL RECESSIONAL B111 Roberson lx. Q. .a .4 7' Il all 'L 's 68 IH 43' ,- W 1 CUIHHIEHCEIHEHT May 30 1954 INSTRUMENTAL PROCESSIONAL Betty Jean Kalser INVOCATION Rev C Ralph Schnudt SALUTATORY Welcome Norman Semrock VALEDICTORY Larry Slates 'Launched but not Anchored MUSIC Alma Mater CLASS ADDRESS Dr Kevln McCann You and the Future MUSIC 1954 Class Song PRESENTATION OF CLASS L R HCtT1Ck PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Harold Beck Asslsted by Alv1na Kontak Class Advlsor BENEDICTION Rev. Newton D Kelly INSTRUMENTAL RECESSIONAL , , , Bill Roberson .-'.Uv- 0-J.LllLI 69 C PEG KROOS IEANNETTE MYERS Queen at Sandusky Bay Conference Queen at Sandusky Bay Conference Track Meet at Fremont May 7 Track Meet at Fremont May 1 1954 1953 OO M-4 FUUTBHLL UUEEH 7 1953 FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS LEFT TO RIGHT Queen Iudy Van Ness Peg Kroos, Joanne Roepke Mary Kontak 70 mann Q 4. uufsn 5 A VIII!! NORM SEMROCK Outstanding Athlete of the Year we - HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH J1m Smlth Charles Rymers had-6 Tm f 5354-A L CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT Barb Summers Judy MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT Don Lauer B111 Barnes Druckenmlller Joanne Ch1o Marlene Sondergeld 'Iom Shaffer Elks 'f'i.'2Gh- 31 OFFENSE I JAN. A A Amr! l I ' 'ig T:'21.i'9 --. A pref 'VT 72 -' if A' A DEFENSE Sept Oct Nov won Oct. Nov Won CW tw gm, -1 -31 -, i at x 'gk im? 5 aff END: arf sam 9 55 5' S- Sa'-r FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jrm Derrckson Lrnden Damschroder Karl Flrck John Morrrs Rex Ohl Mrlan Kardatzke B111 Kuhlman Irm Bolander Doug Prckard B111 Lrng, Lowell Kn1er1em Tom Dolph Nyle Kard atzke SECOND ROW Bob Darnschroder Drck Deacon Clayton Lemke Marv Mrreles Tom Croll Duane Lohr Tom Crozrer Lester lemke Joe Mrreles Lauren Kardatzke Walt Schrader B111 Schaffer Jerry Haar THIRD ROW Charles Rymers Ronny Smrth Drck Cobb Nelson Avers Kenny Smrth B111Oh1 Drck Dolph Jerry Lohr Paul Neeb Drck Kardatzke Irm Lauer Norm Semrock Wrll Sarnes Jrm Smrth VARSITY Ewne ly Ottawa H1115 Genoa Fremont St Joe Grbsonburg Castalra Margretta Sandusky St Mary s Lakesrde Oak Harbor Clyde Lost 2 F RESHMEN Qggonent -Tky Fremont St. oe Grbsonburg Sandusky St Mary s Oak Harbor 1 1 Lost 2 ol!! Au X-' '1-'P .GNN -YV, 4 , - I 'F' ' . . 6 A ' f ' ' Football Action Shot No. 42 Norm Semrock. ef' ,.. ' f' '-rt, 7 , . ' I . 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Q , ' DICK KARDATZKE Senror End hrs second year of football Drck caught passes for 113 yards scorrng 1 TD On defense Drck make rt tough foropposrtronto go around or through hrm Was excellent down freld blocker Us lugs ,P-as N1 '1 DC wil WILL SARNES Senror Guard perhaps the most effectrve lrne DICK DOLPH Senror Quarterback man both on offensrve and defensrve Voted served as defens1ve and the most valuable player HM LAUER Senior Tackle played hrs thrrd year at tackle wrth speed and desrre to open up the lrne for the ball carrrers Defensrvelylrm was a menace to the op ponents Most outstandrng was hrs rushrng the passer and dragnosrng reverse plays Senror End Cork gave rt a hard try and was able to walk off wrth that cherrshed honorof crossrng thegoalon a 12 yard pass offerrsrve great Carrred ball 46 trmes for 196 yards scorrng 8 touch downs for 48 pornts Completed 13 out of 41 passes Set a new school record for aver age yards puntrng QQQ award by squad Not a flashy player but con srstent rn play All con ference defensrve guard rn 1953 NORM SEMROCK CAPTAIN Senror Fullback hrs second year as captarn and hrs fourth as a varsrty letterman Carrred Norm was best blocker on squad Hrs alertness on de fens1ve was very outstandrng Was a sure tackler and excel lent pass defender JERRY HAAR Senror Quarterback used exclusrvely as the man that held the ball for extra pornts because he has cool nerves and large hands for recerve qurck snap from center Ad mrrcd for hrs determrnatron 9' 1 BILL SHAFFER Junror-Guard scored 17 pornts by extra pornts krcked 12 extra pornts passed for Zand ran 5 Very fast anda good blocker 74 DICK COBB Junror Tackle hrs frrst year wrth us Wrllmake a good lrneman next year QQ' LAUREN KARDATZKE Sophomore Fullback carrred ball 9 trmes for 25 yards He hrts hard and has a real competr trve sprrrt Took over dutres of fullback dur rng Norm Semrock s rnrury 'QI' L, 3 ' XX 6 . - 5 . ,Q . x n ' . ' 2 xi s' ' A'L' up .Y - - : - NELSON AVERS K ' 1 ba1l'14timesfor310yards. a' . . rv . . . ' ' ' ' . . . , . -nun .1 I - 33:3 ,. ' ' . - ' Q . ' 4 ' T 9 - 2 9 'R 543, CLAYTON LEMKE Senior Guard Red was BILL OHL Senior Center fulltime offensive center Rugged '93 I rf.-X Ti' Q C rea a valuable man as a ut1l1ty line man He played both on defense and on offense taking over when the regulars were on 1nJured 11st 39 up the middle and never has a miscue on centering KENNY SMITH Senior Halfback carried for punts A hard worker who never gave up LETTEHHIEII TERRY LOHR Junior Tackle his ab sence in part of the St. Ioe and all of the Gibson- burg game hurt us a lot. He has a fine attitude and a tough competitive spirit. His line play was great and next year should be better yet. ,LQ cr ' ball '79 times for 810 yards for an average of 10 2 yards per try Scored 10 TD s for 60 points Set new school record for yards gained rushing and average yards per ny Tied Sem rock s 1952 scorrngrecord of 60 points All confer ence offensive halfback in 1953 BOB DAMSCHRODER Junior Guard his speed and determination made him a valuable man Hrs defensive work was very good and offensivelyhe has the speed to pull out of line for crap plays and PAUL NEEB Senior End a very good pass receiver scoring 6 touchdowns and 1 extra point for 37 pomts Gam ed 152 yards as pass re cexver DICK DEACON Seruor Guard small but an effectlve blocker Dick was used primarily as a blocker on the kick off receiving unit Always cried to get his man despite size RONNY SMITH Junior Halfback best 3rd down ball carrier m El more s history Never lost a line on straight line plays Carried ball 85 times for 578 yards Scor ed 'Z touchdowns for 42 points. Fi rg 9' 'F end sweeps. Should be great next year, LQ? ,.l ' 7 DQ it O-cl-1-' 'S' ' i DUANE IDHR Sophomore-Endg was able to get into varsity competition for first time this year. Is a good pass receiver and a fine runner. Should nail down regular position next year, no Q'? F'x'f !'T k, FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Tom Shaffer manager Larry Slates Drck Cobb Jerry Lohr Drck Dolph Norm Semrock B111 Barnes manager SECOND ROW Don Lauer manager Drck Manzeck Paul Neeb Beryl Hrlle Merle Haar Drck Kardatzke I1m Sm1th coach ' 2 sf Q4 BHSHETBHH 1. VHHSITU SUUHU OPPONENT Glbsonburg Genoa WOOdV111e Lakeslde Oak Harbor Pembervllle Crlbsonburg Lakesrde Lake Oak Harbor Woodv1l1e Genoa Olney St oe Clyde S Mar s TOURN ENT Genoa O Won 4 Lost 13 95 CHEERLEADERS THEY Barb Summers Judy Druckenmrller Joanne Chro Marlene Sondergeld Nami I :M Azz. XL' L:- , s ' - S L. - 5 f , 'p. lg VA uf . .fl-A rss .4 ' are ffl - Q Q Q ' E r-gg --AN : I 6 A 9 .l.i- YQ5 .Q : ' 49 61 ' 79 44 - ' 49 51 ' 45 55 ' 5 62 71 ' 51 Z8 ' 57 9 ' 67 52 2? 62 4 ' 54 50 56 67 vv 64 . J 53 56 49 ev t. 43 51 iv.-3 Qi 96 9 BHSHETBHLL ...Tr- PAUL NEEB Semor forward scored 70 freld goals and 54 free throws for 194 pornts Buzz led the team rn free throw percentage He made 54 of 92 for a 59070 average lrng the task of defensrve center as 'S .-.171 DICK MANZECK Semor guard scored 62 pornts al though he mrssed several games be cause of a severe ankle sprarn Drck was a good ball handler and a credrt to the team ...- l,. - 1 4' DICK DOLPH CAPTAIN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Semor center scored 128 freld goals and 58 free throws for 314 pornts rn 17 games Drck has been a varsrty member for 4 years havrng lettered hrs last 3 years We wrll certarnly mrss Drck s accuracy under the basket Hrs 45070 average rn freld goals topped the team average T9 NORM SEMROCK Sepror forward teamed up wrth Buzz to make 174 pornts wrth 68 freld goals and 38 free throws Norm s abrlrty to Jump made up for hrs herghth deflrcrt opponents He frnrshed wrth a 207 a bove team averages RR SLATES Semor guard was the smallest member of the team Larry scored 34 pornts wrth 10 freld goals and 14 free throws He was used prrmarrly agarnst a man to man defense 77 LETTERHIEH q'-1--L 'Q '37 DICK KARDATZKE Senror forward played guard part of the season He scored 96 pornts for the season Drck was a hard worker and had real competrtrve sprrrt Nrs 3 MERLE HAAR Semor forward was used at every posrtron on the floor when needed He scored 56 pornts on 24 freld goals and 16 free throws Hrs strong porm was hrs defensrve work around board 1 'sv 1 T A I W I , ,,,.. ...sm l - ........ ,, ' .1 -- 2 - -2 ,Q Q ,. 4 A l -. 1 - , , ' r M 'r W'-'l 1 I - ,, p ' s I X, He was a standout of defense, hand- in enabling him to out jump taller I . , . . . . . 0 - ,., ,W 4 ! ' --- - I L - M --' ' ' I 'A A I' ,ri 3 ,-. ' QQ,,.,, ' C. I QQ LA Y Hmm E' '5 f5 fx.. 9-F -'F-Fx 'wiv 'J-F'F f' J L ir-1 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT B111 Barnes manager Joe Mxreles Lauren Kardatzke Marv Mrreles B111 Shaffer Tom Shaffer manager SECOND ROW Don Lauer manager B111 Kuhlman Duane Lohr Beryll-1111e Jerry Lohr John Votaw Rex Oh1 Coach Smrth OPPONENT G1bsonburg Genoa WOOdV1116 Lakes1de Oak Harbor Pembervllle Cubsonburg Lake s1de Lake Oak Harbor Woodvllle Genoa Olney St Joe Clyde St Mary's T OU RNAMEN T Lake slde Oak Harbor Won 11 Lost 7 is THE Y 37 33 55 39 19 Z3 RESERVES . , 7 l W ,J I .V -to ,V cv l ' 7' J U A V X V' , , 5' 1 :.7 ' l V I vw. ,I E E 1 1. .1 f , A ,L 5 1: aan' 1 1 V IM A f 'VA ..-:' V X: , R . ,E 1i 172. 1. ' 57 53 46 26 ' 30 33 ' 56 37 38 41 ' 27 34 ' 2.8 33 ' 68 Z1 37 41 54 30 ' 57 29 63 39 i 1.2- -4.1 2 3 E26 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Magsrg Harry Blausey Dennls Haar Terry Overmyer Davxd I-laar Barry Hennessey SECOND ROW Loren Sampson, Lyle Haar Russell Furstnau Galen Lemke Gary Anderson, John Marsh Jerry Krueger Jrm Owen Charles Rymers coach FRESHMEN PQNENT G1bsonburg Oak Harbor H I R H I 6 H Allen Central J U U Genoa Oak Harbor Genoa Allen Central Won 2 Lost 5 SEVENTH GRADE R J, WE THEY fx',Ll7 21 61 144 246 bf 291.923 X O x 5 1 f 44 uk OPPONENT WE THEY 2.2 24 Allen Central Allen Central Won l Lost 1 23 Z2 45 46 CHEERLEADERS Ahce Bay, Beth Brandes, Joyce Miller, Beverly Flrck 79 ,T-TEQQ1' 7 ' .Le l1ef.l ffl L f ' f.1 q:.l- p A 1 1 , ' 'inn' k. W. e 1 ff ' A 1 1 ,I ,.- ., 1 . 2 - ' f H 4 N I-A , . 1 3 - U 3 C y J , J F9 f las f r 'f Ah' . , 'I 1 H N xv Vkxqwv OP ' 10 42 ' Zl 12 17 3 1 Z3 31 Z9 20 Z3 38 Elmore Elmore Elmore Elmore FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jerry Krueger Kenny Smxth captarn Denny Kruse Norm Semrock Larry Slates Lauren Kardatzke Bob Damschroder Ronny Sm1th B111 Shaffer SECOND ROW Don Lauer Walt Shrader Joe Mrreles Lester Lemke Dxck Manzeck Red Lemke w111ard Sarnes M11an Kardarzke Tom Croll John Votaw Peter Schwemberger THIRD ROW Duane Lohr Tom Crozrer Jrm Lauer John Moms Jerry Haar Dtck Kardatzke Bery1H111e Buzz Neeb Jerry Lohr B111 Lmg B111Rohloff J1mBo1ander Jlm Sm1th coach DUAL MEETS 56 112 Port C11nton 61 112 51 112 Oak Harbor 66 112 89 112 Pembervllle 32 112 TRIANGLE MEET 55 Sandusky St Mary's 45 Lakeslde 24 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL RELAYS at MEETS E Elmore 3rd Clyde Relays 24 polnts Elmore 23rd Oh1o Wesleyan Relays l Po1nt Elmore 3rd Sandusky Bay Conference Relays 42 112 Polnts Elmore lst Ottawa County Meet 54 Pomts Elmore 3rd Northwestern Oh1o D1str1ct Bowhng Green 25 Po1nts Represented Harrls Elmore 1n State Meet Jerry Lohr Shot Put and M1le Relay Kenneth Avers H1gh Jump Cork Avers Norm Semrock B111 Shaffer Kenny Sm1th 880 Relay Bob Damschroder D1ck Kardatzke Jerry Lohr Ron Sm1th M1le Relay TRACK PRACTICE FOREGROUND Jerry Haar John Votaw Buzz Neeb Jxm Lauer B111 Lrng ff Q - l ........ so ,- x 'ffffffff fii' .:.11iiZ:35 Xe - ..... - Kenny Avers ........ 21 114 i ' ' ' 'ffffffffm -- - , ...... 8 ,' ,' , ', ' ifflfjlf , , 1' , 1 .lfffmfz ' .. ..1 Ii if Q' 1, I 3 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Norm Semrock Jerry Lohr Kenny Sm1th Nelson Avers B111 Shaffer Ron Sm1th Paul Neeb Bob Damschroder Dlck Kardatzke W111 Sarnes Jerry Haar D1ck Manzeck Pete Schwemberger Dennis Kruse Larry Slates Dlck Dolph Lauren Kardatzke Clayton Lemke Marvm Mueles Tom Croll 52 314 52 314 26 314 22 114 20112 1 8 114 16 114 13114 '71 2 4114 334 3114 TRACK PRACTICE Drck Kardatzke Ron Sm1th Bob Dam schroder Pete Schwemberger M11anKardatzke I gl ffflr A ' POLE VAULT DISCUS 8a SHOT PUT Buzz Neeb B111 Shaffer Jerry Lohr Wxllard Sames wwf W-H DASHES 440 YARD DASH Kenny Sm1th, Denny Kruse NOT SHOWN Cork Avers Lauren Kardatzke, B111 Shaffer, Ronny Smlth, Bob Damschroder l DISTANCE RUNS HURDLES Tom Croll Dxck Kardatzke Pete Schwemberger 81 Larry Slates Jerry Haar, Norm Semrock Ilm Lauer 5-in QQ Margie Chxo I NW' 2' In Jerry Haar Norm Semrock H Madelyn Haar Judy Wendt Ianc1e Damschroder 'F 7 9 Kay Sampson Clayton Lemke 'Riu' Carolyn Sampson '37 S Peg Kroos Paul Neeb Kenny Sm1th Mar11yn Hetrlck CO1 AT Dlck Dolph L015 Magslg Sue Gxesler I Dlgk Deacon ga Cork Avers I Merl, Elame, 8a D1ck Kardatzke - A S Fredrlc Avers vt R-Q ' 'J ' W1 Morton Harder s y new , ' QE Wi: 5 'E 1 W , y A o 2 gfxg o - . - - at X, .Vw , Q x Va 1 I n' x X X 2, s v A '1 . , n ' , L X Q X K - , ,y - -ii., 1 0 r K I H 4 X I ki 'sir il . x- x' ' ' - . .K , . 'M o 75? H1 ff 4 ' xx 44 'A h , WJ Ex r 'Y , A r g 7 .7 I ', I .Y - , is Q4 V .. if n gi' I - r ff ,..,., . if . . 4 sg V. . . l , A x, L, ' -Q' 4 l X , ' .f 9 n K , 3 ' ' A r f. ' , .5 5 ? I I 5 rl Q.: ,Q L, . 6 ' f I A 0? A f X . ' ' i . A p. - r ,, Y A r l :wx x 3 1 Joan Marsh Rachel Ann Yeastmg Lm'y Slates Joanne Roepke s .xx . 3 -IA a 4-3- Rlchard Manzeck I rsgj ll Peter Schwemberger l 0? I 4 1 1? v - 'IQ Q, F E 83 Jim Lauer L Q, - Jeannette I-IEHS rn the wxnter Lowell Knlerlem at SCIENCE Day at BGSU Buzz Neeb 8: Norm Semrock warmrng up for a blg game w Scene from Senror Play K nv Dlck Deacon : ' Ruth Webert, County Apple Pre Champron on Summer mp out west Madelyn Haar gwes Totem pole John Morrls, Jerry out wuh a laugh m -I Haar Llnden Damschroder Versaule Play 4 ' QELMURE Vernon Opfer fHe was cute once 5 U f te uh fam.-4'i. On a summer luke Shrrley G Karen! Pam J Judy O Ruth Ann L Karen H Joanne Joanne Franla 84 al W4 . - 'Y E 9, I ff-'z I .. , , v g J ,A 15,5 .2 ' rl ,I 5. 1 -1' F x ' ' . sv . J l VS' ,,, W 3 I V 'I -,A ' sm: Cork Avers, 84 Dick Dolph l A ., H a 'lrf D. ' s . T s. f , ' - , nm I fr J' ID 5 J - J 1 dl, hd , I V ' X A ' H' ' . , .v - 'W' J t . ,U I' 5 'WIA 1 , 1 S 4 ' , 5 ' 'f A 6 , - p ly Q 1 H , . la I A 4 P ' .WA v ' ,' ,-' , A ,ck K ' : 4 .. .. '., ., ., ., C., . ' f A . QM errfkff I I - f 1 ,Q , 4-4.. 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D1amonds Grits S11verware Watches Watch Repa1r1ng WOOdV1ll6 Oh1o Compllments of THE WOODVILLE STATE BANK Woodv111e Oh1o Member F D I C Federal Reserve System Seals Glfts for all ages and occaslons SOUDER HARDWARE Phone 3472 Cubsonburg Oh1o Compllments of VAN ATTA S Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Take Home a Quart Torught Oak Harbor, Oh1o Cornphments of TONYS BAKERY, INC. Always W1111ng to Serve You U ' ' I . . . . . 1 , ' ' - r L , Q- f J EYVJETLLQE-.Rc ' f 91 Compliments D of .F M ,, Q: XJ 6 DRY GOODS STORE Phone 3471 Elmore Oh1o THE SNAC BAR Homemade Pastries Sandwiches Soft Drlnks lce Cream Lunches Candy Elmore Ohlo Compllments of Comphments ! Upholstermg and Ref1n1sh1ng Laur1e Dolph Prop Phone 4594 Elmore Oh1o OTS 219 Fremont St Elmore 3085 F' H, E Ji CD f' K r J 9 . Y , 1 u fx of ,f,.,,Qf S Q' 92 IH? Cl NOX SXWNGS 8 IOAIN CONIPXNY Genoa KIAIO Member of Federal Home Loan Bank System Assets over S4 OOO OOO OO Net Worth S700 OOO OO OUR SERVICES Insured Savlngs Accounts D1rect Reductlon Home Loans Chrlstmas Sav1ngs Club Sale gl Redemptlon of U S Serles Bonds Home Loan Bank Money Orders OFFICE PERSONNEL Earl F Camper VICE Presldent 8: Secretary W1ll1am F Clark Treasurer gl Asslstant Secretary Sh1rley M Ryan Ass1stant Secretary Fa1th E Wescotte Teller SL Bookkeeper John L Chambers Attorney BOARD OF DIREC TORS John E Brunner Presldent C Tracy LaCost VICE Pres1dent Earl F Camper Secretary Henry W Bergman Albert F Camper Paul A Davld Dr Edward D Schtuteman Robert T Sk1ll1ter Walter D Skllllter 93 . . -1 Y s v w y Y . , 1 , ,I . I ,I , Isl I -A . . , 2 I 4 I 7 , 7 7 ' Y ' . ...... . Compllments of THE OHIO HYDRATE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Woodv1lle Oh1o Phone 2321 2331 2571 Photography At Its Best Schools Weddlngs Bables H A POWELL STUDIOS Largest 1n the Mldwe st Toledo Dayton Detrolt THE FREMONT CANDY AND CIGAR CO Wholesale D1str1butors 216 218 N Arch Street Fremont Oh1o O11ver and New Idea Oak Harbor Oh1o Compllments of AFRIEND E W Yeast1ng Compllments of WESTERN AUTO STORE Oak Harbor Oh1o UHH HHRUIIIHHE UUITIPHHU Home Appl1aHCCS Plumb1r1g Heatmg Phone 2011 Oak Harbor Oh1o 94 ll ll MYLANDER IMPLEMENT CO. Cars and Trucks Parts Servlce and ACCCSSOTICS Km -,,,g5,z-f CASHEN ZWICHER MOTOR COMPANY Genoa Phone 7761 DEALER IN HYBRID SEED CORN AND FEDERAL FERTILLZER hen CORN 3 3 sz 345 3 Q Q 2f 4887 74,14 lZ4fZeAZ! R nnG ' 'Sun mann wi CLIFFUHD HIILLEH Elhston Trowbmdge Road Elmore, Oh1O Phone Elmore 3830 95 . -Q I . 'K .' v,,.',p--ww., 4 ' 'K fl ' , Q . 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Janitrol h ne more Phone lmore Chic en- i - e kDinners V. X.. f an of 1, owner ' ne Junction -163 en , O io 97 PICKARD GREENHGUSE Weddlng Flowers A Speclalty Funeral Des1gns Cut Flowers Pot Plants and Novelt1es Beddlng Vegetable Plants 1n Season 309 Augusta Street Elmore Ohlo Phone 3371 Say lt Wlth Flowers But say lt w1th Ours THE ELMORE RECREATION CO Bowl and Keep Your F1gure Elmore, Ohlo BELL CLOTHING HOUSE Oak Harbor, Oh1O OTTAWA BASKET COMPANY Manufacturers of Veneer Frult Packages D1str1butors of Paper Fru1t Packages C ongratulatlons From HOFFMAN-TREMPER COMPANY The Arnold Shoe Store Phone 3401 Elmore, Ohlo Your Store For The Flnest Footwear 1n Fremont 98 9 1 ll ll ll ll 4 ll ' ll THE FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY ELIVIORE OH-IIO ff ITWIX' I. 51 M 512- :wg 3551 M11 A th Ph EUVIORE LUIVIBER BUILDERS SUPPLY d d 1 of Carey rooflng and asbestos s1de wa11 sh gl 3513 Elmore Oh 99 I I .ye ' r gwgw 'ji' ,y ' 9 . x ll K , K ,,, i U- I v':'-- -- .--:: . 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Kontak, Prop. 1 e 1 O Comphments of BHANDES 8 THAUTIVIAN Curers Packers Wholesale Meats Frozen Food Lockers Frozen Food QUALITY MEATS aF'Np Phone 3101 Elmore Oh1o DAMSCHRODER GARAGE s ,-dz 5 N snvlcl KQV General Repairs LIHCOIH Damschr oder Proprletor Elmore Ohlo Phone 4474 JOHNNIES ELECTRIC SERVICE Apphance Sales and Serv1ce Plumblng Heatmg Sz Electrlcal W1T1Hg Robert Long, John Deltemyer, Edgar Deltemyer, Partners KUHLMAN SERVICE Elmore E1ectr1ca1 Apphances F1restone T1res and Tubes Westmghouse Bend1x Cubson Phone 3241 4 I , ' I I 101 The Porta e Stor Compllments of g Sabroske 8 Myers 4 vp Funeral Dxrectors and Furniture Dealers lv, wb'-L 41 b 4 P Elmore Oh1O Women s Ch1ldren s Wear 8: Dry Goods Oak Harbor Oh1O Men s C H FAIST JEWELER Bulova Elgm Hamllton Watches Keepsake D1amonds Cub s onbur g Oh1o glilx lll B sm 11 UF LLMORE G0 1' LDIORI4 01110 WEL COM IN RESTAURANT A E Doepker Phone 3141 Elmore Oh1o Comphments of LEOW IMPLEMENT STORE G1bsor1burg Oh1O John Deere Sales and Serv1ce Cornplnnents of WEIS BROTHERS Coal and Builders' Supplies Llmore, Oh10 Phones Bus1ness 4681 Res1dence 3091 Comphments to the Class of '54 WOODRUFF HATCHERY 81 POULTRY SERVICE L1ndsey, Ohlo 02 e g l' . 1 3. ' 3 L- -fe ' J- gl , - 1' v- , l 1 ,' 4 ' , - -.4 ' r , 4 ,1 in 1 1 1' . 2 'ill A A, fl .1 .bf ' ' Q 6 'E ' - - T L - i ' 1, I Am nlnnoe Service -- , , . 1., . 1 v ' 1 - 3 3 I l 'E . . ' 1 N 1 Aa - 1 -' - -5- I ' , 5 ? 1 . . 1 g 1 y Y , , f 4 , or I - V -I -F' fr 1' f Y L x A :QPR 1-.g ' 1 A I C - - 5 9 DOLPH OIL COMPANY g i 'a JOBBERS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ELMORE or-no Moblloll Phone 321 1 Mobnlqas G C NEEB MOTOR SALES PONTIAC CARS ff G M C TRUCKS ELMORE OHIO Howard Neeb Proprletor Phone 3581 10 , R WILLISTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY WILLISTON OHIO Your Headquarters for the complete lnternatxonal Harvester Lme Includmg Household Refr1gerat1on and Motor Trucks INTERNATIONAL Excellent Shop Fac1l1t1es and Genu1ne Parts for Your Conven1ence HARVEST!! Phone LU 6 2561 C J HU MAN Dealer In C1t16S Serv1ce Gasol1ne O11 Greases Local and Long D1stance Haulmg P U C O Cert1f1cate No 730 731 Phone 3431 Elmore Oh1o 104 I 4 'ily' rg s H D ' . A O., Av 7 ' - 2 . 'w MY Q . ' I 1 - N .. v A , ,X , V- v A ' I ' n 5 . ,ye .4-,. , .- I U D ! 9 Compllments Of MULTIPLEX MACHINERY CQMPANY ELMORE OHIO 105 1 Division of MULTIPACK, INC. I X Compliments of Tllli I .INDSIEY BANKING Lindsey, Ohio FRANK LIPSTRAW Drainage Contractor and Drain Tile Rt. 3 Oak Harbor, Ohio 1 Mile West of Oak Harbor on State Route 105 KIRWENS RED 81 WHITE SUPER MARKET Gibsonburg Ohio Fresh Meats Produce Groceries Frozen Foods BERGER GENERAL STORE Martin Ohio Phone Curtice 63534 Compliments of MENTER MOTOR SALES Ford Dealer Pemberville Ohio Phone 27 New Ford Cars 8: Trucks A 1 Used Cars 8: Trucks Compliments of WATERS INSURANCE AGENCY Elmore Ohio Phone 4171 RIDGELY MOTORS INC DeSoto Plyrnouth Vtest Front Street Phone 37 Pemberville Ohio Whirlpool Washers 8: Dryers Records B 81W ELECTRIC Gibsonburg Ohio IO ' ' R.c.A. T.V., Radios al Players 7 ..,. .... Compllments of DUHIHUEH UHIHU Qllfifl' QW iss! iii! lea! sigma 'PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 9241 Llndsey Oh1o Comphnuents of YOUR Sc T0 S1 00 STORE Your Local F1ve 8: Ten School Suppl1es Greetlng Cards Party Supphes Crlfts Novelues of All Kmds S1nce 1868 THE GORDON LUMBER COMPANY A Complete Bu1ld1ng Servlce Oak Harbor Oh1o Phone 2241 PEMBERVILLE LUMBER CO All K1nds of Bulldlng Mater1a1 M111 Work A Speclalty Pemberv1l1e Oh1o Phone 1512 TROWBRIDGE HARDWARE Hardware 81 Apphance Trowbmdge Ohlo Phone Elmore 3949 Comphrnents of JOHNSON LUMBER CO W1111ston Ohlo Phone Curt1ce 64565 GRAENING GROCERY GTOCGTICS 8: Meats Trowbndge, Ohlo Phone Elmore 3869 WOLFE MOTOR SALES Used Cars 81 Trucks Pembervllle, Oh1o Phone 48 871 FRIEDA'S PLACE Crraytown, Oh1o General Store MARSH AND SONS Pa1nts and Wallpaper Scaffold Rental WOOdV111C, Oh1o Phone 3972 O7 . A - Qs' s at 1 x vi A , D W' c' . V - V 5 ,- ir .. if - Hia, B A in ' -1' all To rr -f-.ar Q P ' -Q - , I ll , 8: - , , H 1 HUHLUFF BROS., IHS. Elliston Road Hay Alfalfa Meal Straw P O Address Phone 3863 Off1C6 8: M111 R D Graytown Oh1O Elmore Ohlo Trowbr1dge Ohlo ELNIORE CLEANERS Complete Dry Cleaning Servxce We Call For and De11ver Never sat1sf1ed unt11 you are We own and operate our own c1ean1ng un1t Phone 3301 Elmore Oh1o Compllments of NICK STEVENS MOTOR SALES INC Plymouth Dodge 8zDodge Job Rated Trucker Sales and Se rvlce Establlshed 1925 If Oak Harbor Phone 4661 Genoa Phone 8151 O8 ' ' Y D l . I . I ll ll 1 I 4 Y W. C. MANZECK New Shoes and Shoe Repair Elmore Oh1o Compliments of THE OAK HARBOR STATE BANK Complzments of GIBSONBURG FARMERS ELEVATOR WOODVILLE DRY CLEANERS for Excellent Dry Clearung Servlce August Alesl Phone 2592 Comphments of BEAUTY BAR Helen St John Propr1etor Phone 3781 Elmore Comphments of MAX REYNOLDS PLUMBING AND I-1tATING AND SHEET METAL WORK Myers Pumps Phone 3605 Elmore Oh1o MECKFESSEL S Shoe Store Footwear for the Ent1re Fam1ly 126 Water Street Oak Harbor Oh1o ARNOLD WITT Bullder Heatlng and Plumblng SUPPIIGS Mart1n Oh1o Comphments HARRY REDMAN SOHIO STATION Gas O11 Grease Phone 3634 Elmore Oh1o SERVICE STATION Elmore Oh1o Compllments of M G SHARPE TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors Dearborn Equlpment Oak Harbor Oh1o Compllments of Compllments of CHAS M DOTY O D Optometr1st Elmore Oh1o MARVIN LOHR Compllments of Elmore Oh1o MADISON GARAGE CO L L ROSS8z SONS Glbsonburg Oh1o Woodv1lle Oh1O 36 yes 36 years your fr1endly Ford Dealer Where prlces are born not ra1sed Comphments of CASHEN WOOD INSURANCE AGENCY 5MITH'S MARKET J Max Kornrumpf WIIIIS S Knowles Genoa 01110 HBSSVIIIC Oh1O 0 I W. J. MILLMAN ' ' 9 ARTHUR ZIBBEL Bulldlng Products BRIKCRETE Comme c1al Rcs1dent1al State Route 105 Phone 3622 Oak Harbor Oh1o AJEIS Dealers 1n ! Good Th1ngs To Eat Phone 3031 Elmore TRUMAN DRUG Phone 4982 22 RICE Street Elmore Oh1o Compllments of DONALD WEHNER S BARBER SHOP Elmore Oh1o K GANSKE Furnaces and Bottled Gas GaSO11HC and Fuel O1ls Compl1ments of ELMORE MANUFACTURING CO Elmore Oh1o Phone 3311 Compllments of DR KARL WEBER Dentlst Elmore Oh1o Comphments of ELMORE TRAILER SALES Elmore Oh1o O . . . . W I School Supplies Prescriptions 1 . 1 Y . Y . IM! JQBZYSY' SCHEIHHIERS GHRHGE Automot1ve E1ectr1ca1 Re-pa1r All Makes of Lawnmowers Sharpened Ehston Oh1o Phone Elmore 3855 ALMROTH BLOCK CO Bu1lder s Supply Mason Contractors II I HARVEY JOHNS BUICK Sale s and Servlce 404 Lune Street Woodv1l1e Phone 3392 Cornphments of WOODVILLE HARD WARE Woodv111e Oh1o Phone 3561 Dump Truck Hauhng Comphments of Chlmney Blocks Elmore Phone 4443 BOYER'S RESTAURANT L1ndsey Oh1o 111 Compliments of THE GREEN FEATHER Sales HAYWARD INC' P0tte1'Y Tues AIANUFACTUHFRS 0F DEHYDHA TED G1fts Batter-1es AU'-ALFA MEAL General Mdse Auto Supphes Woodv111e Road Genoa, O Open 24 Hrs DAM' IIAIYBUH 0lll0 wb , fxi af.. 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