Houston High School - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, OH)

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At Houston we ouiton ll gh .flcloof I wull study ond prepare myself and some day my chance wnll come Abe Lmcoln 3 ,,.f September October November December January February March Ma YCAOOI gdldllddf 7 24 26 School opened Teachers Meetmg P T A Meetung Greenhand lnltratton Senuors ordered rnvttattong Sensors ordered class rtngs P T A Meetlng Sophomore Class Party Senvor Class Party Band played at Bradford Pumpknn Show Annual plcturu taken No school B I E Day at Sl ney Gteerleaders Cltmc at Trpp Cnty P T A Chtcken Sopper Sensors Graduatuon Pictures taken F F A Meetmg School Halloween Party No school Teachers Nleetlng at Dayton lndrvtdool ptctures taken .Tumor Class Play Nonder Boy Basketball game wuth Muamu Central P T A Neetung Basketball game wtth Falrlawn No school Armnstuce Day Basketball game wrth Gettysburg Movle The Day The Earth Stood St: Basketball game wrth St Parts Basketball game wnth Ft Loramne Basketball game wuth Russua F F A Nbettng Th anksglv :ng Program Basketball game F F A Skating Basketball game P T A Nbetlng Sensors receuved Basketball game wuth Pnqua Catholnc Party wnth Falrlawn class rmgs wuth Russno F F A Chrnstmas Meetong Basketball game wtth Jackson Center Gtrlstmas Program and start at Christmas vacatnon Begunnlng of school after Chrustmas vacatton Annual plctures taken Basketball game wnth Botkms P T A Meetnng Exams Basketball game wuth Anna Farmers lnstutute Basketball game wuth Jackson Center Basketball game wrth Rosewood Sensor Scholarshup Test at Anna Basketball game wnth Ft Loramne F F A Nkeetung Basketball game wrth Bethel P T A hketlng Basketball Tournament Nbvle Sergeant York Musuc Contest at Covrngton Assembly Program Mr Shuray speaker P T A Meetung F F A Banquet Nusuc Contest at Sprmgfleld Teachers Party Basketball Banquet P T A Meetmg .humor Sensor Banquet Novue M Belvedere Goe to College County Track hbet Scholarshlp Tests at Mmm: P T A Neetmg Baccalaureate Commencement Senior Trnp last Day 4 7 -- ' ' I3 . . . ' 29 ' ' ' , 30 ' ' ' ' 4 . , ll . . . ' T2 T3 ' T4 ' - T5 . . . Md T6 ' ' ' ' 21 . . . ' ' 2l-22 ' ' ' 25 . . . ' ' 23 29 -- ' ' I . . . 3 - I Ht .. 5 . . . 8 . . . ' 9 ' ' . H M . . I2 ' T5 ' -- 'un T6 ' . ' 19 ' . ' 23 . . 24 . . . ' 30 ' ' ' 6 . . . ' 9 . . T3 . . . ' T4 Basketball game with Botkins T5 ' ' ' T7 ' ' 20 . . . ' ' 23 ' 24 . . . 3 . . . . 6 , 7 . . TO . . . ' T3-T4 I4 ' T7-T8 ' ' 21 ' 25 ' 28 ' ' 2 . . . ' 4 . T4 . . . ' I5-l -T9 22- - 18 - Q-u u 26 ' ' ll , . ' T4 . . . ' T6 . . . 26 . , . BT ' April ll . . . ' 22 ' -- , 5 H Y 7 . . . 9 . . . ' I5 T6 T9-20 ' ' 25 5 K 3 32151 Q l Q . L l b r G r l C n S : Camilla Carlfy, Elaine Stephenson Y? r'Q..a. . LJ? -. A Scholarship Team Sharon Weafherhead, M. C. Gordon, Bob Wick, Bill Flinn, John Jones, Barbara Smith. Typing I Class T 1 Physics Class -ff? E' 1 'li i' I-N w. Q W ami-s,Q.rr1f '5 W 4 V nf' I 7 Q Cooknng Class T555 off -ul' -e,--fag 2 ypnng I C o Q s , 5- - A WVr:.V 5 1 ','V I M ML I . K 2 V ,..,. AN' X. Q I ,, Y in n- X' X I 3 N- K . ig -4 i ' kt .'k T ' I I S S foatd o fcfucation Seated Clarence Nlader Worthy Pence Warren Holeton presndent Multon Huxson clerk The members of the Board of Educatnon are vntally Interested an all ofthe actnvntues ofthe teachers and students and nn the progress of the school Without remuneratnon they are work mg to seek what IS best In public education for the Houston School dustrlct They have before them now the tremendous task of supervlsung the new addutuon to our school 9 2 , , , ' 1 ' ' , - Standing: Charles Flinn, Robert Calloway, vice-presidentg Harold Huston. PRINCIPAL THURSTON SMYER B.S. Capital University M. Ed. University of Cincinnati Science, Math ARIETTA PLATFOOT B. S. in Ed. Capital University M. Ed. Miami University English, Commercial, 8- Physical Education RUSSELL WAGNER B.S. in Ed. Otterbein College Physical Education, Coaching, 8- Social Studies I0 . A 2. U' .i ,, ft kt AMY DITMER B.S. in Ed. Miami University Ohio Northern University Ohio Stdre universify Home Economics , Mathematics 1 LLOYD MAMBOURG B.A. in Agriculture Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture ESTHER YOCOM B. A. in Music Asbury College Music, English SARA K. HOFFHEINS B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State Univ Sixth Grade 8- Foreign Language JAMES Dll.L B.S. in Ed. Cedarville College Biological Science English, Physical Ed Driver Training l l M M ,,v,g,, ,. '5'37'w7U ' I xx jf' -af TIXC4. E 1 Y 0 ew. . f 4' is. f A asf' i QU WND , 900,574 3 Q.-Nil, 5 A fm. 'Wing- . 1 ' 5,1 ..., , I i P 1 4:-5 vi 4 Bmwa I 'us .K 1 X A Mgr' .YGNIURS afiau- x Y!-uv' f ,455 NN ' 'lr fi WHL iwwmva ,f aryl W , ,f -Q ,fl fl 5. 5- 5 ,. A 'YP x lm :.. . W---4:1 X , . . iw, f, .af Ai I Q fi tX'tXX 4 .0 ,s 9 r 6 L 1' QW W nr-- f? v.q,.... l I S-2 em'o'c 61444 O' 561.0225 PRESIDENT LEWIS PATTERSON VICE PRESIDENT STEVE VOCSLER TREASURER M C GORDON I5 SECRETARY ................ LOWELL WOLAVER glass -lfutozy In September of l943 thurteen frughtened recruuts were drafted unto Houston School to begun a twelve year battle The thurteen draftees were Vurgunua Fannung Shurley Francus Bull Huston Mary Ellen Jess John Jones Anna Mary Leust Maruorue Morrus Lewus Patterson Louus Petersumes Anna Louuse Smuth, Tom Stewart Steve Vogler and Lowell Wolaver ln the thurd year of our mughty confluct Zoycl VVise was drafted unto our ranks ln the fufth year three recruuts who had been A W O L were brought unto the struggle They were Lanuta Cool Camulla Caruty and Helen Donson ln the suxth year M C Gordon enl usted unto our rapudly growung company After seven years Jum Truplett and Ruta Mertz were made prisoners of war and uouned our ranks ln our nunth year Elaine Stephenson enlusted and our army was complete Fambrough was our general un the freshman year Our class offucers were Wayne Keuser presudent Bull Huston vuce presudent Steve Vogler secretary and Maruorue Nbrrus treasurer Wayne Keuser and Nancy Hance represented our class at the Junuor Senuor Banquet We enuoyed a hayrude to the Bradford Pumpkun Show and a party at Fountain Park Durung our sophomore year Muss Platfoot led us on our conquest and our class offucers were Zoyd Wuse presudent Anna Mary Leust vuce presudent Maruorue Morrus, secretary, and Mary Ellen Jess treasurer To boost the company treasury we sold candy at the party at Stillwater Beach Lewus Patterson and Pat Sherman were guests at the Junuor Senuor Banquet Wnen we were uunuors Mr Smyer took command of our forces and under hus guud ance we elected the followung officers Pat Sherman presudent Anna Mary Leust vuce presudent Maruorue Morris secretary and Lewus Patterson treasurer We gave a play called A Feudun Over Yonder and entertauned the class of 54 at the Junuor Sen uor Banquet We raused money by sellung candy at the basketball games Our class party was held at Tawawa Park un Sudney During our senuor year Mr Huston commanded our army un uts last conquest W elected the followung offucers Lewus Patterson presudent Steve Vogler vuce presudent M C Gordon secretary and Lowell Wolaver treasurer Vtb publushed our annual and ordered and receuved our class rungs Vxe enuoyed a hayrude to the Bradford Pumpkun Show We gave another play called Fauth Hope and Flaruty ln the spring, we were guven a banquet by the uunuors and un May the senuor trup was enuoyed by all Varuous members of our ranks have been outstandung un such actuvutues as basketball baseball tr ck F F A band chorus mauorettes cheerleaders and scholarshup teams We regret that our army wull be broken up and reassugned to other unuts but we are loo cung forward to the comung confluct Maruorue Morrus Yoyd Wise Lowell Wolaver l6 Q I . . . . i I I . . I I I I I I l I I I I . , , A . I . . I . . . I . D . . . . 1 D I . . . I . i . I . - . I I I . . I ' I ' ' I . ' . . 3 I I I - I ' I ' I Shelby County Tournament. We had a party at Shirley Francis', and in June a swimming . . I l I . . - 3 I I I I I I I - u - I u - I - - - I . . I u . . i e . U : I I I ' I ' ' I I I ' I ll ' ' ll ' ' I I ' , . . . . . . . I I G I ' ' 'I I I I I ' I , . . . Houston Hugh School Processxonal accalaateate ptoytam The Kung of Love My Shepherd ls Invocation The Lost Chord ln a Monastery Garden Sermon I Heard A Forest Praymg Green Cathedral Benedn ctnon Recess lonal Houston Hugh School lnvocatnon Salutatory Just For Today Guanmna Mna Valedlctory Selectuons Address Presentatuon of the Class Presentatnon of Dnplomas Wash lngton Post March Thunde ref Gurls Chorus Girls Chorus Gnrls Chorus Prnsculla Apple Alnce Parks Janet Jacobson Sunday May I5 1955 Pomp and Crrcumstance Shelley Rev Hamnlton Sull Ivan Ketelby Rev CharlesL Kuhns DeRose Hahn Rev Hamnlton Pomp and Clrcumstance omm en cement program Gurls Chorus Gurls Chorus Vera Jess Barbara Smnth Kaye Wnck Margne Holeton Band Monday Mayl6 1955 Rev CharlesL Kuhns Marlorue Morrrs Seaver Fruml John Jones Gurls Quartet Frank D Slutz Thurston Smyer Harold Huston Sousa Sousa Benedlcflon Rev CharlesL Kuhns I7 R R I f 'I K ......... :.l ........ .. .... 'I .. I . I . I I JustACottageSmall........................ ..............Hanley 'I 'I . .. I .I .I ' MIRlAM CAMILLA CARITY Band ........ Girls' Chorus. . Class Play ...... Annual Staff .... Operetta ....... Spring Concert .... Variety Show .... Cheerleader ........... Librarian. ............... . D. A. R. Scholarship Test .... ...... Gif ls' Basket ball Team .... Senior Scholarship Test .... ..... LANITA CRYSTAL COOL Girls' Chorus .... ........... Band ....................... l,2, Girls' Basketball Team ............ Modern Music Masters Society Operetta .......... ....... Spring Concert .... . . Variety Show ..... Annual Staff ....... Poem in Anthology .... VIRGINIA LEE FANNING Girls' Chorus ................ l,2,3 Band ................ .... Annual Staff ........... ........ Girls' Bcxket ball Team ....... Nbdern Music Masters Society. . . . . . Operetta ..................... . . Spring Concert ..... . . . . Variety Show ....... Scholarship Team ..... Class Play ............. Senior Scholarship Test ..... D. A. R. Scholarship Test .... I8 uw 2 . 2. HELEN DOLOR Girls' Chorus. . Operetta ...... Variety Show . . ES DONSON .-.....- .. Spring Concert .... Annual Staff .... . Q MITCHELL C. GORDON F.F.A .......... ..... F. F. A. Treasurer ....... District Judging Team .... State Judging Contest ..... . . . State F.F.A. Camp ..... Parliamentary Team ..... Senior Agriculture Test .... .. Senior Scholarship Test. . . Scholarship Team ....... Class Play ....... Class Secretary .... Annual Staff ..... SHIRLEY MARIE FRANCIS Girls' Chorus ............ .... l ,2,3, Operetta ....... Spring Concert .... Variety Show ...... Poem in Anthology .... Class Play ............. Girls' Basketball Team .... .... 3 , Cheerleader ......... Annual Staff .... Librarian ..... WILLIAM PAUL HUSTON Basketball .... Baseball ........ Traclc ............. District Shot-Put ....... Class Vice-President .... Class Play ........... Annual Staff .... I9 I u MARY ELLE N JESS Girls' Chorus. . . . . Band .......... Operetta ........ Spring Concert .... Variety Show ........ Girls' Basket ball Team ..... Class Treasurer ....... Cheerleader. . . Class Play ......... . Annual Staff ......... Modern Music Masters Society JOHN ALLEN JONES F.F.A ................. ...l,2,3, F.F.A. Poultry Judging ....... l,2,3, Latin Club ............. .. 2,3, F.F.A. Milk Judging .... .... Senior Scholarship Test .... .... Senior Scholarship Test First in County ........ . .... Senior Agriculture Test .... . .... Senior Agriculture Test First in County ......... .......... Scholarship Team ...... .... l ,2,3, Annual Staff ...... ....... Class Play .......... ...... . Poem in Anthology .... ..... 3 , ANNA MARY LEIST Girls' G1orus ...... Band .......... Operetta ........ Spring Concert ..... Variety Show ........... .... Girls' Basketball Team ..... .... A 3 2 Vice-President ........ Class Play ............ Annual Staff .......... gh' g Modern Music Masters Society..... ..... Scholarship Team ...... Senior Scholarship Team ...... ..... RITA MARGARET MERTZ Girls' Chorus. . Operetta ....... Spring Concert .... Variety Show ....... Poem in Anthology .... Annual Staff ....... X Q'-nua--1 MARJORIE MAY MORRIS Girls' Chorus. Band ......... Operetta ....... Class Treasurer. . . Class Secretary ...... Class Play ............ Girls' Basketball Team. . . Annual Staff .......... Spring Concert ....... 5 zo ,, LEWIS LYNN PATTERSON F.F.A ............ .... I ,2,3, F. F. A. President .... F. F.A. Sentinel ..... Sheep Judging ..... Class President. . Class Treasurer. . Parliamentary Pro Basketball ...... Annual Staff. . . . cedure Team......... LOUIS HENRY PETERSIMES JR. F.F.A ....................... District Livestock Judging ...... District Dairy Judging ......... State Livestock Judging ......... I State Dairy Judging ...... ..... I Baseball. ............. . . . Basketball. . .. . . Annual Staff .... Class Play .... ANNA LOUISE SMITH Girls' Chorus. .... l,2,3, Band ......... ..... I ,2,3, Operetta ......... ....... Spring Concert .... . Variety Show ..... Annual Staff ........ ........ Class Play ................... Modern Music Masters Society ....... Poem in Anthology ............... I, Senior Scholarship Test. . . ..... . . . . Girls' Basketball Team .... ..... 2 ,3, 2I .r! K J ELAINE LOUISE STEPHENSON Girls' Chorus. . . . . I Band .......... . . . Annual Staff ..... Operetta ........ Spring Concert .... Variety Show ................ Class Play .................... Modern MJsic Masters Society .... Librarian... ............. . F ,,,...: ' L . LO WE LL FRANCIS WO LAV ER F.F.A .................,...... State Farm Shop Contest. .... .' Track ................ .... Annual Staff ..... Basketball ..... . . Class Treasurer ............. WILLIAM STEPHEN VOGLER Basketball ..... .... Track ............ .... District Pole Vault .... State Pole Vault. . . . Poem in Anthology .... . Class Play .......... . . Class Secretary ....... Class Vice-President .... Senior Scholarship Test .... Annual Staff ........... V Poultry Judging Contest .... .... T23 T23 123 Baseball ........... .... 614.45 poem Twelve long years have been well spent Of these who enuoyed thus great event And of the teachers who have been so swell To teach and wash us all a farewell So twenty one wall bad you adueu To start an the world all anew Here s a poem about our class A lane about each lad and lass Jinny Lanata Camalla are our maaorettes three How proud of them we can bel Mary Nary quate contrary how does your garden grow Weddung vows and weddung bells all ara a row Anna Mary Least who as a duffucult gurl Ps a mombo teacher, she gaves them all a whurl Steve Vogler and has great ambatuon He s bound to make a wonderful X ray technucaan John Jones who remunds us of a preacher Has now decuded to be a schoolteacher M C Gordon and Bud Petersumes are goung to college There they hope to gaun more knowledge Helen Donson as so quuet We would lake to see her start a raot Ball Huston wall be a bralluant estumator the road at the Houston elevator Shurley Francus an cheerleadang rates hugh Aguard an a pruson as not of great saze He as our man, Zoyd Wase Anna Louase Smuth wall be the nurse Who wull get to rude an the hospatal s new hearse Maruorue Nlorras wall not shark For she as really goung to work Tom Stewart a senuor lad ls a boy you ll never see sad Lowell Wolaver wall be busy wunter and summer He wall work as an apprentuce plumber Ruta Mertz ldoubt wall torry Because an August she wull marry Jam Trapletf a tall lmky Abraham ls goung to loan up wath Uncle Sam Elaane and Lewue wall wed and have one name Whuch as bound to be the same And so we ll say so long to all With our memorues great and small With many kund thoughts we re leavung you To enruch our lufe and soul and To better the world as a whole wall be our late long goal Lanuta Cool Elaune Stephenson Anna Louase Smuth 23 I I . I . . I . , . . - . . I . Lb . She is also tops with a certain basketball guy. . . . . , I . I . I I . . . I I . , . . . I ,, . . I Senuors On Parade NAME FAVORITE FOOD PET PEEVE CLASSIFI CATION NICKNAME NEVER AMBITION Cam u l l a Carat!- Lanuta Coo Helen Donson Vurgun ua Fannung Sh u rley Francus M Gordon French frued bread Spaghettu 8g 'neat ba s One us mea Ice cream Noodles Southern rue chucken Huston Mary Jess .bhn Jones Ham Salads lce cream Anna Mary leust Cherry Pue Cats Gossups Gossupers 2 faced peo le Teachers Gurls who turn down dates Slow druvers Gossupers Cold weather mach uta Mertz Maruorue Morrus Southern spaghettu Barbecue People not on tume Smart alecks A gurl Neatest Most changeable Prettuest Kee Kue Nettue Tm Junny Get out of Meducal FUTURE ...l-.Of-.1 trouble Stays out late '7 '7 '7 '9 Gets out of exams Stays out ate m ssuo Take care of Jum Sunger Nu rse Nucest Handsomest Shur M C ls abad ur Goes out Marry Bull Enguneer Best Athlete Ambutuous Smartest Go getter Does any thung rught Elevator work Sharky John Stays home 3 nughts a week Gets enough sleep Secretary Earn SI 000 000 Anna Belle Stays out ate College Most glamorous Dumples Is forward or no usy Secretary Most popular Marge Musses school Secretary Lewus Patterson Louus Petersumes Bananas Sausage Dogs Te a che rs Most devu lush grun I.ewue Gets enough uced tea Marrued farmer Very nuce U P ays hooky Mul luonaure Anna Louise Smuth Wate rme lon Erese I'VeS El aune Stephenson Lettuce Adults Sour faced people Sl ummest Fruendl uest om Stewart Luver Im Women Brught lughts Truplett Steak Steve Butterscotch Vog ler Quddung -pCH'0l4GefS on cars Squeak ung Nuce Tal lest Ladues man Annue Luddy om um Steve Loses school gurl fugure Nurse Gets home early Dues St ays home Musses a foul shot Take care of Lewue Truck druver Truck druver X ray technucuan Lowell French frued Nolaver chucken Women druvers Most stubborn Zederuck St udues Mul luonaure Zoyd Undependable Wise Ham cars Luckuest 24 Zoyd Gets enough to eat Fharmacust O ' n Hg-V A- F-vw-lm WW id V AWAA-fin!!--w-1---A---L YiWkWmVAAmh i ' na Y li- 'f V ll --W ---,, -wi ,YA ,,,, ,,A, A ,HAl,,.---i..,,-.,, ,.,s -d' h ,',Qguu,,,MQ, mn, ---E W, -4114-.3 g-c,,Ms-,, WW- s.-...P.s S cm, cj.- ' W ' - ' ,U . , so B vcd.S-scc-1-cs--.--,,WcQlcs,,--s,--9Q.'sc?.?Q... --H-'um -F Q d ' Bill - '-A- -----lun-wmv Y - - ' ln-,M ,,,, , ,, so S A 4-sw,.,cs,.Eils'c,s.---- -' ' I I PM ' ' SE:-HWWWMA -V'V L--M - I R. , - . B I . . . T -1--Yrkrv Y 4777747775 Y U V Y YWYYYAYYYA - ' - ,Wd-www, Maj ,-?cT,,cc,,cA,,,,,f,s,,-M-cs,-44? J, . . H ' -Mdwuim-Au,,,,, M,-,,,s,sccmYcs,,,,,ssu, ,,Jf,c c,sc-u.s, .cscscccs occ,-gl 614.45 .Yong flune In the Chapel un the Moonlughtl How l d love to hear the vouces aun at Houston Hugh School Wnen they start to change theur classes Every mornung so tune How I d love to hear the classmates In the halls of Houston Hugh School Say that we wull never break The fruendshup that buncls VWuen our graduotuon s over When our schooldays are through There wull be a place for you How we muss theur fruendly vouces In the halls of Houston Hugh School Now we start out on our own And leave you behund Shurley Francus Camulla Coruty Anna Mary Leust CLASS FLOWER Whute Rose CLASS COLORS Aqucu and Sulver CLASS MOTTO To better the world as a whole wull be our lufelong goal 26 A9 ' ' , I . , I I We will never part for in our hean' I ' ' uu Sally Parsons. . . Henry Blodgett. . . Mrs. Olivia Orkney. . . . . Mamie McCorkle. . Faith Crabbe. . . Hope Crabbe. . . Monty Van Twiller. Reggie Van Twiller. Quadlander Crabbe. Terence Flarity. . . Jack Quinlan. . Ivy Lane ...... Patrick Flarity fpatl. . . . . FAITH, HOPE, AND FLARITY The maid ........ The butler rT,e'heJSQkeel,ef' i ihl-QOL' ' ' ..-......... Twin daughter .---...... Twin daughter Faith 's boy friend l'lape'd ldoy trierid. A Qeiafed iQUQafQeQSnh.-,L :A ydung. man ll.. Terry's.pal' l All aatrese ' ' Te r.ry 's .fcitller 0 em'o'z 1014 y Marjorie Morris Jim Triplett , ,Camilla Carity Anna Mary Leist Virginia Fanning Shirley Francis .Zoyd lMse Louis Pctcrsimes Tom Stewart Steve Vogler Bill Huston . .Mary Jess M. C. Gordon glass W ll We the class of l955 ofthe Houston Hagh School of the caty of Houston county of Shelby and the state of Gaao beang of sound mand and memory do hereby make publash and declare thas to be our last wall and testarraent hereby revokarag any wall or walls hereto fore made by us To the teachers To the fresh men To the sophomores To the Iunaors We wall the pravalege of removang our names from the varaous desks and textbooks an school We wall our specaal abalaty to throw erasers an study hall for three more years af they can get away wath at We wall the abalaty to dodge them af they are quack enough We wall the pravalege of becomang the bag shots an the Halls of lvy next year M C Gordon walls has quaet ways to Margae Holeton Helen Donson walls her abalaty to stay sangle to Barbara Smath Jam Traplett walls has heaght to Ball Stephenson Steve Vogler walls has wannang ways wath the garls to Tom Veat John Jones walls has abalaty to stay awake an physacs class to Ball Snader Bud Petersames walls has safe dravang to Kenny Galmore Zoyd Wase walls has studaous ways to Sally Drake Anna Mary Least walls her heaght to Sue Machael Jam Traplett walls has slam fagure to Ball Langston Lewas Patterson walls has abalaty to stay out late to Ball Wick Lanata Cool walls her heart to a ceataan boy an the lunaor class Camalla Caraty Lanata Cool and Ganny Fannang wall thear batons to Darrell Cool Ball Flann and Gale Wick Rata Mertz walls her glasses to Joyce Booher Maraorae Morras walls her dravers lacense to Becky Nashwatz Varganaa Fannang walls her long black haar to Eula Jane Snowden Anna Louase Smath walls her slam fagure to Emma Lou Jones Lowell Wolaver walls has flame throwers to Kenny Pence Tom Stewart wal ls has abalaty to get along an bookkeepang to Peggy Johns Mary Ellen Jess walls her lost coke pencals to Jam Fosnaght Anna Mary Least walls her short haar to Prascalla ple Elaane Stephenson walls her appetate to Helen Roeth Sharley Francas walls her cbalaty to get along wath a guy named Ball to Arlene Wolaver Ball Huston walls has manly fagure to Alace Games Camalla Caraty walls her cbalaty to wh astle through her fangers to Darlene Nbtter Sagned The Senaor Class 28 o I I I I I I I 1 I - . . . . . . .. . ,,. ,,. ,, ll . . . . . . . . . . . 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Ap . . . . , . . . 61444 prophecy 1955 TWENTY ONE PERSONS INJURED IN ROCKET CRASHII Mary Ellen queen Wulson reporter Houston ohm May I6 I975 Twenty one persons were slughtly unlured un a freak rocket crash at the Houston Rocketport thus mornung All the vuctums were taken to the Hulltop General Hosputal The occasuon For thus trup was a reunuon ofthe 1955 graduatung class of Houston Hugh School John Jones pulot and owner of the rocket shup Luna had collected hus former classmates from all over the Unuted States and Afruca He us a space buologust employed by the government to explore outer space Gu thus trup he was goung to the moon and had unvuted the senuors of T955 to accompany hum The unlured passengers of the Luna are Camulla Caruty a nurse at a mussuon un South Afruca Anna Mary Leust vuce presudent of General Motors Marlorue Morrus asecretary at Hemm Notors Mrs Ruta Sterwold the former Ruta Nbrtz a housewufe Zoyd Wuse a travelung salesman Tam Stewart a blade polusher at Hartzell Products lewus Patterson a sheep rancher un Montana and hus wufe Elaune Stephenson Patterson Lanuta Cool propruetor of a novelty shop un Lockungton Lowell Wolaver a truck druver for the Ace Truclcung Company Helen Donson head check out gurl at Kundle s grocery store Vurgunua Fannung and Anna Louuse Smuth supervusors at Hulltop General Hosputal Steve Vogler an X Ray technucuan at Crest Vuew Hosputal un Calufornua Jum Truplett a seller of post holes M C Gordon owner of a cotton plantatuon un Georgua Louus Petersumes a bookue for the Beulah Park Race Track Bull Huston co owner of Steel s Elevator and hus wufe Shurley Francus Huston a nurse at Hulltop General Hosputal A nurse gust came un and released me and I am sendung thus report to the newspaper offuce now When everyone recovers suffucuently we wull all return to our varuous labs They mught be safer than our trup to the moon un Luna Steve Vogler Vurgunua Fannung Mary Ellen Jess 30 I I I I . . . . . . . . . . . . - - uu uu - I I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - uu n , . . . . . . , . 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X ,51- 9- 4 Ri ,T- go fx iw Y2 1 Peggy Johns ,Q A96 'wglifs 'e.n 'J Vw, V . . f - can Bi ll Langston ,Q ' - 'U V41-1 1--... Bill Wick 6'5 Alice Gaines President: V. Presiclenl: Secretary: Treasurer: Ci , w 75+ Susie Veil Bill Flinn Margie Holefon 7 w CLASS OFFICERS Kenny Pence Bill Flinn Barbara Smith Priscilla Apple uniot glad: K-1i ' 1 ll ABSENT Bill Snider -. ff Arlene Xolofm A . Davaell Cul y V iQ K 1 Emma Lou Jones ' H. Q , gi - W Bill Step henson 3 fi if -- -I' 6X A X Helfgr Roetli Tv ' ., PE'l',f El lf: fxpple . fi iv- nz, Q K Q, , L, a li 5 ---,N X I Tom Veil 'Y' 41- Darlene Mofrer , l 4 -cf cf Barbara bmirlw 'f E 21 ibm. ,+A , Y549 'v in ., f, 'K' if ul' ' 'fiilizzz , :. Kenny Pence . Q E5 ,f --D... Xa, Sue Michael 'l f.-. 1' .ww 34 l ff I 2 is an i we ,, . ,gi l lf1ji'J'2li'. . '24 f- V , . 'fi', . , 5 i ' ,'::',:11g. 3- - nbilffi Kenny Gilmore . 4 '. ' 'tv -1:-. Q :S- 1 5'-iii'-3 :-yi 2 ntngvlu .J ' abil' -' 1.25 2' f v ff ,Q-3 ff 3 -y w W m.m. I Jim Fosnlglwf Q' 2 ex A , grin ' , fan 'Vx Becky Nislwwil 1 TN? Gale Wick Joyce Booher dv, dv fctww Sally Drake 'VR GN 11. I v 1 Eula Snowden F-5 'Qin-sv Pat Miller Www i. eff? ff ,- Wa- 1 4 'QP' ,Q if l nv N , ,X A Bill Wooddell .Y-, 'Si ' l Darrel Pence Alice Michael K x Sh cron Wealherhecd 'Be 4 W li 2 Sr an Noyer Peggy Havenar hifi W S. Janice Manson Bob Short Janet Jacobson Ted Fisher Kaye Wick CLASS OFFICERS YOIQAOIIIOTC elau President: Darrel Pence V. President: Dan Moyer Secretary: Perry Snowden Treasurer: Alice Michael ABS ENT Norman Goode Herman Thobe 'fm if Q.. .n WWW Alice Fcrfis 0 E 5, , aw ' lx fi x f 35-...f ,K , ,fi X, Jim Vllick if ,F 7 4 I K Q Eddie Cofterman 4 , 'mx' ,ff 1' . Bob Delaef ik Mari lvvw Lieffe . , at-f X lr Jim Lease Q' Maxine Campbell Ruby Lumley Bob Wick Ramona Lawe re 1 Vera ,va Judy Smutlw 5 A ' . X li 4 TE! Q- 51' i gl' 5- , ' ef - -'. J , Y ji LI, B ..., 5 - ' A A - ' ' QL Q Ruth Foster Lewis Plmyillaier Marilyn Tlwompson Glenn Foster ,f 'BW 'Wx WIT ' .il -'S' SL Qc' if .tar xsui 1-5, it 3 17' Larry Holeion Helen Deeter Henry Jones Frances Meriz ABSENT Robert Saunders Eugene Zell me M Tteilman 61444 , 5-.S 1 l Alice Wise Gary Ridenour CLASS GFFICERS President: Winston Hulme V. President: Georgene Gaier Secretary: Ruth Ann Kiehl Treasurer: Nancy Jacobson 3,15 '45- un a Pnfsenbarger F? gf Sam Ste-pne nson if Kaur Hu' M 'ahv- QQ om Rndenour .nl 1:-. 'IP-' Q Clworles Gilbert ,ua- ,fl Home vanger 'Vw 193' Nancy Jacobson W 5' vw UP- Judy Wooddell .Aww Y' .1 Georgene Ganer 'lm X4 Mary Barhorsf Ralph Bauer 1 in Q U? 'U- Donn Calloway Julio Davis 1:71 'Dx Randall Frosure Ruth Ann Kvehl 47 - Rau. ? 132.3 r in 9 Q .fx S: N .lm Bashore Vurfgmac Schaffner ,wx WW Cora Mae Huston -11- Fe I Ton Gordon AUVWM 'ilu-N Dc e Naffsmger .awfu- 'Qu- Wnnslon Hulme ' ,, f- W X , ki , W ' ,L VV I A Sl ' ' 231 - ' ' A ' ' .. .Q .' 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'Q ,an .A -'- hwffm' 'I' - ' , eq, M V -,. 'Q ' , Uv- 5 fm I my A ig l 'Q 'tv 'B A . - -,,,' ...nf S v-WN M -fr , rv' J '-- wr., :fig .. . L , ll 'S Y Lol 1, 7 ,4 B. '- A , ii ,. ,K I A K' il ffl rf Nj, f 4 JK if fii A ' 1 U '15 'I Charlotte Loraine Bob Fanning Wanda Stephenson Berk Shaner Diana Parrinell X 2 Y, V 9 5 K h A .ww . '.,,. A 5 ' ir . . ' vu ,A V , , Q L ... L We M . f 'fs' ' -5 I 'V .D J if 'ff f L gi ,og Jim Loraine Sondra Clarify Bill Show Herman Hoffman Sydney McCowe 34' V'- 'x :V 7 le xii .ann I 1 George Staley Marilyn Stephenson if is ey, - ' W' Ed Chappie Donald Bashore figl if Q 2142 1 S. 'S l S L 'S S- -'-1 A 5 ,O V gi ? -A A .. X Ralph Saul Ronnie Donson is Pauline Mayse Larry Werling 6-1' ,Liz Tan. EV , . 4.1 'Y M . , ,, Y.,., ...,,. P H ,v . - ,..' , -V - 4 gf-f,L,- lf? CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Fred Roefh SECRETARY 81 TREASURER Judy fviayer ADVISOR Mrs. Ditmer ABSENT Paul Lyons Slwirley Meyer Joe Paulus Irwin Perin il H A lil o Vw In W 4 4 lx as ,B 'Wy b 1. 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N A -- .- as ikxg. f ' 'G ft - X ,, I . , x , . .. ff' A 'U E flementaty 'faculty If 'ri' rs Hoffhems M1ssHorrod Mrs Nxck MxssHorrod Nrs Show Mrs Mann ,gay-D-5 All 51'-ALJK 'vqrv-, n .fllxti grade 5 lst Row Cheryl Vogler Dovnd Croft Richard Nlshwlfz Kenneth Vvblaver Nhrlone Jones Tommy Dull Carolyn .less Jerry Cron Norman Couchot Judy Francns 2nd Row Ruta Paulus Mvchoel Foster Devon Preston Sally Vent Janet Wack Lons Kuefher Lovern Gauer Carl Merfz Eddie Hcvenar Mrs Hoffhelns 3rd Row Glorua West Nnrnlyn Roeth Eddne Smnfh Chrnstene Mayse Potty Pohlschneuder Davud Goff Ruth Ann McKinney Ruby Gonger 4th Row Patty Werlmg Wcumta Mnchoel Judy Horns Frnedo Ann Thobe loss Apple Carole Swabb Helen Fisher Dorls DeBorde Danny Cottermon 45 7' 514 grade lsf Row Vnnnue Emrlch Michael Bauer Mnchael Jess Bobby Bunsold Judy Large Jane Langsfon Mary Jane Paulus 2nd Row Lois Jean Asbury Jerry Fltzpalrlclc Brenda Ccrlfy Teddy Barhorsf James Ganger Lynn Llvely 3rd Row Carol Davis Steve Colby Bob Smyer Paul Snowden Marlorue Campbell Miss Harrod 4th Row Duck Barhorst Dnckue Argabrnght Carolyn Nbyers Shelby Brown Richard Merfz Those absent Donald Francns Forresf Johns 46 cfoutti 71442 lst Row Rachel Goff Ellen McCorkle Shyrl Hamrlton Jrmmy Argabrught Leroy Phyllarles Leon Roeth Jimmy Fuller Leo Weatherhead 2nd Row Ronald Polhamus Jayne Davns Jamce Raffel Jnll Moyer Margaret Parke Karen Stangel Carolyn Apple Joyce Trost 3rd Row Chester McKmney Davnd Rutter Eddue Thompson Robert Dull Fredre Goode Gregory Huston Don old Polhamus Mrs Nlann 4th Row Paul Deleat lrvm Kelch Theresa Kelser Dlana Lorraune Mutchell Fruth Rnchard Campbell Kenneth Frantom Emnl Pomeranz Those absent Carolyn Johns Donald Beasecker Noel Roeth Joan Volsard 47 TA za! grade ,N 5-7-9- w-0 1 lib. Og lst Row Sandra Lease Charlyne Pnfsenbarger Roselle Barhorsf Polly Ganger James Lumben Kenny Moore Carolyn Vance Margaret Paulus Jo Emily Emrlch 2nd Row George Baker Willue Mayse Tommy Havenar Teddy Lochfefeld Danny Kuhns Judy Lynn Wick Carol Nhrfz Sharon Saul 3rd Row Jimmy Large Mnchael Knouff Robert Aldennan James Frances Arthur Ayers Barry Wolfe M' Shaw 4th Row W G Brown Sue Kmdle Phyllis Keufher Davsd Vent Kathleen Jelley Vlhllnam Neyer Denms Campbell 48 KGCOIIJ qfdh 'E lst Row Bernne Argabrnght Danny Penrod Jnmmy Wiford Bully Vance Nancy Curl Jamce Thobe Dorothy Evermgham Davnd Cotterman Gary Beaver Carl Couchot 2nd Row Terry Wuck Judy Mchlla Pafrnck Lyons Larry Maller Larry Phlllls Sharon Parke Wanda Stangel Ronme Delaet Bully Patterson 3rd Row Janette Lochtefeld Faye Erdemuller Duane Apple Bully Ruchard Swob Jimmy Foster Tummy Phrpps Gary Roeth Esther Craft Marulyn Beasecker Mnss Harrod Those absent Peggy Stewart Carl McCorkle 49 7'n:.4t grade lst Row Mabel Ganger Regina Vance Chrlshne Barhorst Tummy Fitzpatrick Cecil Baker Sherry Durnell .bcly Wrlght Judy Stump Laura Lambert Sue Pitsenbarger Patty Wlck 2nd Row Duckue Asbury Duck Havenar Gary Flmn Kathy Kuhns Bobby Durnell Mike Swabb James Mayse Jummy Huston Bruce Zwnebel Patrlcua Mattlla Muke Carney Jlmmy Snlanders 3rd Row Norman Goff Bully Huffman Mary Foster Lola Faye Ratlnff Barbara Pence Ray Westfall Alberta Fuller Kathy Large Douglas Barhorst Tummy Wolfe Ms Wick 4th Row Delbert Meyers Danny Thompson Bully Paulus Kenny Gamer Pam Cornelnus Carolyn Jelley Annta Ayers Gary Phnpps Louns Mertz O lst Row: Gary Flinn. 2nd Row: Jim Selanders, Carl Crochot, James Mayse, Laura Lambert, Norman Goff, Dickie Havenar, Sherry Dumell , Regina Vance, David Cotterman, Timmy Frifzpatriclc. 3rd Row: Timmy Wolfe, .Jeanette Lochtefeld, Barbara Pence, Pam Cornelius, Faye Eidemiller, Timmy Phipps, Jim Foster, Larry Phyllis, Anita Ayres, Billie Paulus, Burny Argabright. 4th Row: Mrs. lMcl4, Gary Phipps, Larry Miller, Cathy Large, Terry Wick, .lady Mattila, Jimmy Wiford, Lola Faye Ratliff, Pat Lyons, Ray Westfall, Bobby Dumell, Miss Harrod. First 81 Second Grade Rhythm Band lst Row: Jimmy Huston. 2nd Row: Sharon Parke, Kathy Kuhns, Judy Stump, Judy Wridwt, Janice Thobe, Sue Pitsenbarger, Dick Asbury, Giristie Barhorst, Patricia Mattila, Gary Beaver, Patty Wick. 3rd Row: Gary Roeth, Duane Apple, Esther Craft, Wanda Stangle, Billy Patterson, Peggy Stewart, Billy Swob, Doug Barhorst, Mary Foster, Kenny Gaier. 4th Row: Mrs. Wick, Dorothy Everingham, Ronnie Delaet, Alberta Fuller, Carolyn Jelly, Nancy Curl, Louis Mertz, Billy Vance, Mike Swabb, Miss Harrod. 51 i yu 4, IS op Cage Opener To Houston Catholxc Hrgh schools Cava hers came wxthm an ace of wln nmg then' basketball opener at Houston Tuesday nrght, but bow ed to the Wlldcats 50 49 m the flnal mrnutes of play It was Houstons second um rn seven games thxs season and the Wxldcats poxse proved to be the drfference HOUSTON Jumped to a 14 9 lead at the end of the fn st pcuod and left the floor at halftlme lead 1ng 25 21 It was strll close at the thgee quarter mark Wlth the l1dC3tS leadmg 41 35 and aP1 krua rally m the f1nal perlod fell t short of vrctory Moyer led Houston wth 12 pomts wh1le G1lmo1e and K Pence each contrrbuted 11 Houston Gxlmore 'K Pence Moy er Patterson D Pence Totals 8 Piqua, Catholic Hammer Moffxtt Krefer Caulf1eld Scanlon Totals Quarter scores Houston 1 5 Piqua Cathohc To Tn 3 9 HOUSTON PUT up 3 fu-le Show mg despite the fact that the get , back suffered at the hands of Rose wood went down as the Wrldcats 13th ln 15 games Q Evenme Rosewood s record at mme and mne for the season the fracas found the Redskrns g3ll'lll'l' a 1711 fnargm ln the mxtlal oerlod wvth Houston comme bar-lf to na,- row the score 3027 at the half I In the third quarter the Wlldcats succeeded m passma' the Redskms HOU Houston 41 Houston 68 Houston 48 Houston 53 Houston tlmel Houston H ston Hxston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston ouston ouston STON WILDCATB Miami Central 60 Fatrlawn 56 Gettysburg 51 St Paris 65 Fort LOXIIIUD 41 Russia 45 Piqua Catholic 49 Fairlawn 51 Botklns '10 Russia 8 Botktns SI Anna '10 Jackson Center M Rosewood 82 Fort Loramte 'M tover a ll g 1 ,mon of Fergus b ke the backs of the I1?p1as103gto35g? at mg flgiwlldcats wlth the guard makmg 45.41 m the thu-d quarter before 11 of 13 and scormg two buckets overtaknng the Jets by a three- P01nt margm IH the fmale wlth Befrme Brautlgams basket decxd mg the 158119 !Atotalof41foulswerecalled 34 bemg lodged agamst the e I Bob Burroughs talhed 16 pomts for the Jets while the Brautmgasm boys Bob and Berme each ehalked besldes to match teammate Jones wlth 15 pomts Allenbaugh led the Tlgers wlth 19 pomts to hand the Wrldcats therr thrrd setback 1n four outmgs whrle Kenny Pence Houstons top scor er wxth 11 pomts fouled out of the game early 1n the thlrd perxod Houston made 26 fouls wh11e the Tlgers recorded 20 ' The Trgers led at the close of ,mlgfustm 5 Gllmltm led both CPGWS 'the m1t1al perrod 21 16 and at the free mils bzglfsgs higdtefgsmgggy lrntermlssron 38 26 before hextend e Moyer notched ten markers 21:51 ttbhelr margm 55 39 rn t e thlrd I er3g22wna1S0c0Wedthe1'd1'ftt Houstons Reserves came through ln a closely contested ov Falrlum n Se ummm r -rl B BPT Everett f B B gsm f Manning I B 1 4 6lGalmore 1 7 13, Vogler I 0 2, Moyer o 1 13lPatte'rson g 3 2 'I2Y 2 10 e B Sam c Shawler g PB roughs g B ce Ware g Adams g lPence g 2 16 Houston g 2 4 K Pence g 19 19 571 Totals 17 21 55 23 12 ID 12-57 13 15 H 14-55 Totals Fairlawn Houston erhme to o out St Pans Sec I onds 3634 Houston lst Paris F Tl Vogler I Cvlllmore 1' Boyer c Patterson g Stewart g Huston g Wick g K Pence g Wise g D Pence g '1 Allenbaugh I Cook ! 81Wren c 7lJones ergus g 8 P lin 319 1 sf 21115 I 0 S 8 21-Ioffman 5 0 1 lll Total 20 13 531Tota,1 2 21 65 Shelby County Standmgs League Points Season Points Russia Jackson Center Anno Fort Loramie B k ot ins Fairlawn LEAGUE RESULTS Russia 63 Anna. 44 Jackson Center '14 DeGraff '10 Fort Loramle 74 Houston 50 Botkins 71 Falrlawn 68 GAMES COMING UP Tuesday February 1 Bradford at Anna Won Lost Own 5 Opp Won Lost Own Opp 1054 1043 4 1066 1008 1057 1103 Friday February 4 Wspnk Piqua Catholic at Fort Loramle Waynesiteld at Jackson Center Falrlawn Westmont lAt Brown! Houston at Bethel Satnrda F h r I St JO! at Botklns y e rua y Russia at Piqua Catholic HOUSTON SQUARED its accountf .er the season by turmng back the' Jets m a 68 56 engagement on the! Wlldcats court Tuesday evening, T A rough affarr the tussle found! tour players two from each team gomg out on personals wxth Lowe Patterson and Bill Huston foulmg out for the Wmldcats whllel Faxrlawns Ray Everett and Bob' Burroughs also ran the hmrt mf vlolatlons Kenny Grllmore and Huston headed the Wrldcats w1th 21 and 18 pomts respectrvely as thexr team' took a 21 14 advantage at the end the 1n1t1al pernod extendmg th gr hold sezs at the han and seat? 111 the th1rd quarter Two other W1ldcat cagers also ot mto the twln flgures mcludxngl atterson wxth 14 pomts and Dan Moyer wxth ten counters Bmllfbll Flhlawn Bouatlll 1 p,h-hm, B I' Tl Vvslef 1 1 1 3 Everett Gilmore 1 51121aB Ware ft Wick I 1 0 2TBurroughs 1 Meyer c 2 l10IShaw1er r g'tf l'WH I 5 4l4lBrautlgan1 e WWII 8 Q 818lBrce Ware g lmannlng g 'Adams g ss' 'll 3 '1 19 3033! Total 17 23 ss WUNNG BY Quanrnns Heaven 18 o Q, 11 5, 3 sich 3 ll! 0 64' Russra got away to a wlde 15-3 lead over Houston rn the openmg penod and contmued to extend 1f5 advantage 33-12 at the half be- Sore the Wnldcats returned m the second half to battle the Rarders yon even terms m the thlrd quar ter whrch ended wnth Russla Still holdrng 1ts half t1me margm 42 Houston outscored the ltarders 13-3 H1 the last quarter to cut down the difference between the two ancxent foes Kenny Cordonmer and Paul Hoehne meshed 15 and 12 pomts respectrvely for the Raxders wlnle Kenny Grlmore got mne for the Wrldcats who lost the hdlnfter 41- It marked Houstons flftih loss m mx outmas Russia B I Tliouaton B F T J Volsard I I Bonderman 1 1 Dspore I Hoehne e D Monmn P Honnin Francis g R Monnin W Voisard Cordonnier g '1 Grilloaet 3 1 I 0 41Vog1er 1 1 3'Gilmora 1 0 2lWlck I 412lMoyer e 2iW1se c 0lPatterson K 41 Stewart g nliluston g 0lPenoa I 115 1 3, Totals 'I45lTota1s RING BY QUABTIDS ,Russia B I 9 S00 M AFTER DAalgEalEiLL 591100 Houston W1 2 J Pltkrfrtald Albers retaliated the for Fort Loramle and made three pomt play when Lowell W Iver fouled hmm Bernard Ernst from the slde for the Skms then Huston left the contest V18 foul route Albers hooked and Lorarme ahead by fxve The margm WHS after Kenny Pence commltted flfth personal foul But the works werent over yet hat on a Jump and then Jack I hey and Hasselman added charrty toses each Wlul the score 52-40 Houston lable to outscore Loram1e 5-3 fore the fmal wlustle blew The Redskms controlled boards for the most Dari de Houston s hustleolgut 3113 F011 tefrvewasc er H3 Sitter at the North Pole Lot Just couldnt seem to blly 8 kat on many occasions Neither team had 100 UIUC boast about from the free hne Houston mlssed 24 of 45 from the chanty lme and H m1ssed13of26f01'a 500 lllonston F Tl 828lPence K 410'V 191' Fort Lorqnien Albers as Dillenay IMMOYH 0 Wolaver '1lHuston 0lPence D Olstewart gNot1ng Eros 5 Boeke Hasselman Boeke Reset Totals 17 21 BSITOWS iron Laramie 15 12 Houston 5 30 99 B1 THE MOST excltxng encounte the evemng folmd Fort Loram Ronnle Albers smkmg a fuel wxth only two seconds left m overume to shade the W1ldcat Gwmg Fort Loramxe a 1 1 ord the setback was recorded Houston s fourth 111 five starts Closely contested the battle a see-saw affaur wxth Hou holdmg a 10-6 margin 1n the perlod while Fort Lorarrue k ted the count at the half 1 before taking over 111 the period 24 31 Houston came back ln the 1ng mmute to force the rssue an extra sessxon when K Pence dropped m two free thr In the overtune Jack D111 of Fort Loramre hooped a bu wlth Houston s Grlmore evenm tcount agam on two free th Drllehy agam scored a b wxth Pence makmg two more shots before Albers sank hxs matrc flelder to chnch the the Redskms Houston 1 ron Laramie F 'I no-ouuoog Vogler t Gtlmore f Moyer e Patterson 3 Huston g Pence 3 0 01A1bers I 4 41 Barnorst 1 41o1D1l1ehay e 3 13 Ernst I 0 8lBasse1man 3 2104 5 Totals 16 13 451 Tot-als SCORING BY QUARTERS I to giuriakie 1 , ' . - - . . .- . 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' . l , D. au' 5. an-new-our-too .. , ' .. ' - - o ww M I 1 ' - 5 Quo:-:Owl-I0-I9 , - . ' I ,Q 4m!,Nl qpe,1 0-lmw V- n I I ' 1 2 El -A 4. umow0.9Hv9 ' ' ' ' fp H - - . ' Lf.. . -- - ' ' A p P - 1, ,J 1 .- to - , ' ' A W aff, ,, 1- -1 sawn.- --- L - r - . h .. I ' - ' . . . . ' . . Q -' . , . A . . , . ' ' ' ' .1 1 I . . Y , t - . , ' - - . , . . 4 . . 1 n' 1 - 1 v 1 . I 1 1 - - n-I ' - - Y . ' , ' 5 - ' . ' ' ' . I consent-lo w - . A - ' f 1 . -. 'L , - ' ' ' ' If I oowo . 4. - nerr , I .Z I - . ' - . . ' . 1 . . - IC ' A -- ' , ' , wore f' ' ' . H - ' I1 ,. . an ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' una ' . 2 h , , , . . A i ss. . - . A , - ' - - . l . ' . - - . ' ' 'HHSH ap.-uuenwsawu - 5 . ' . . . .oe H. - .. .. - - , .1 . ' . A . Ruth Ann Kiehl SCHOOL SONG See the score, go down the floor, Boys, fight with all your might. We're out to win, so Iet's begin Shoot baskets left and right. Rah! Rah! Rah! Winning, losing, we're all for you, We're upholding our colors true Fight! Fight! ' 'ith all your might For Houston's our school tonight. Rah, Rah, Rah See the ball go down the floor, Boys show them Houston's here We'll cheer you on to victory For Houston High so dear. Rah! Rahl Rahl Fight boys, Fight, and never give in Show that team that we're out to win Fightl Fightl vith all your might For Houston's our school tonight. Camilla Carity Shirley Francis Marilyn Liette LOOK AT THOSE WILDCATS Look at those Wildcats, Aren't they neat ? Mighty fine and hard to beat S0 everybody yell, and everybody scream Fifteen Rahs for Houston's team Hey, Hey, rah, rah, rah rah rah Hey, Hey, rah, rah, rah rah rah Hey, Hey, rah, rah, rah rah rah Fifteen Rahs for Houston's team. HOUSTON WILDCATS, FIGHT Houston Wildcats fight Houston Wildcats fight Fight! Fightl Red 8- White Houston Wildcats fight. 55 1 3 ,CON Q M1 vue 1-F' 7' 1-lf '5-:ff if 'S milfs sf' gf- 'yr 'Tl 1 - Q tm. , V' 1 -..,..... L am. Q om Stewart T.. , M4., H 'ww . 1-1 N A if ,, Mu J , ., I i W' Y V ,,.p.. 4- 1 Bill Husfon L gk, ,. Lewle Patterson Donny Mayer 5 7 ,.. ww n H, mi Ste ve Vogler wr Kenny Pence .,z, wx Q 16 iw gi I' 1 Vatafty .final Lewis Pafferson, Zoyd Wise, Tom Stewart, Bill Huston, Kenny Pence, Dan Mayer, Steve Vogler, Nr. Wagner KCJCZVZ yglldd lst Row Larry Holefon Ralph Bauer Donn Calloway Eddle Cofferman Dale Noffsmger 2nd Row Mr Wagner Jlm Wick Randall Frasure Lowell Wolaver Jum Bcshore Darrel Pence Bob Del.oef 3 1 I I I - 5 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 - ln fa ,Jn 'S Qi L :A y ,N If-fvu, sl. wx' Q N W y' Tx-I at :Ala is 5 N x gilx 2. I E W 5 E05 I 5 2 Y 5 X i f f W 5 - -1 f 1 ff? I sid. Q L , fx, . qw 4, in gdldgdll Tddln lst Row: Larry Holeton, Bill Flinn, Jim Wick, Darrel Pence, Date Kenny Gilmore, Eddie Cofterman, Dale Noffsinger, Sepf. I7 Jim Bashore. 21 2nd Row: Gary Ridenour, Homer Ganger, Kenny Pence, Bill 24 Huston, Steve Vogler, Ralph Bauer, Tom Ridenour, Mr. Wagner. 2? 7 Junior High Boys' Gym Opponent Fairlawn Russia Botkins Anna Jac kson Center Fort Loramie Class eniot ffifl Ttacl Houston's first track meet ofthe season was a dual meet with Jackson Center. Jackson chalked up 53 points to Houston's 38 points . The second meet of the season was another dual meet held at Covington. Covington had 7l points to Houston's 26. Houston, Jackson, and Anna had a triangular meet at Houston to make up the third meet of the sea- son for Houston. Houston chalked up 48 V2 points, Jackson 72 lf2, and Anna had 19 lf2 points. Houston's fourth meet was a dual meet with Brown. Houston gathered in 30 points to Brown's 56 points. ln the Shelby County Meet held at Houston, the home team took second place with a score of 64 lf2 points. Anna was third with 41 lf2 points. Jackson took first place with 96 points. Several members ofthe Houston track team went to the Covington invitational held at Covington. Bill Huston, Steve Vogler, and Bill Johns also participated in activities at Ohio Wesleyan Relays. Sinoe Vagler and Huston both placed first in their events in the county meet, they both went to the District held at Springfield. Vagler took top honors there, so he went to the State where he was in the top ten. SHOT PUT l80-YARD LOW HURDLES POLE VAULT HIGH JUMP MILE RUN DISCUS BROAD JUMP lst-Huston 2nd-Vagler lst-Johns 4th-Vogler 5th-DeLaet 2nd-Fosnight lst-Johns 2nd-Vogler 5th-Keiser 100-YARD DASH 440-YARD DASH 880-YARD RELAY 880-YARD RUN 220-YARD DASH MILE RELAY 2nd-Johns 5th-Ritter 2nd-Huston 3rd-Fosnight 2nd-.bhns 3rd-Houston 4th-Wolaver 3rd-Wolaver Following is a list of the letters earned by individual senior boys. Bill Huston Q9 lettersl 4 baseball, 3 basketball, 2 track Steve Vogler Q6 lettersl 4 track, l baseball, l basketball Lewis Patterson ll letterl l basketball Tom Stewart ll letterl l basketball Zoyd Vthse ll letterl I basketball Lowell Wolaver Q3 lettersl l basketball, 2 track Lewis Petersimes K2 lettersl 2 baseball uniot Alzyl Traci lst Row Joe Paulus Randall Frasure Donn Calloway Dale Noffsunger 2nd Row Larry Holeton larry Warlung Mr Wbgner Jim Bashore Ralph Bauer JUNIOR HIGH TRACK lt s true that there s a decuded dufference un the rankungs of Shelby County s senuor track squads But the uunuor hugh fueld haulung from the same schools produced twuns today followung theur annual frol uc on the Houston locatuon Thus strukung lu' eness us no quurk of the umagunatuon and was effected when Houston and Jackson bat tled to a deadlock for the Iunuor trtle wuth each aggregatung a 59 l 2 un the funal accountung The affaur was a clos ly contested duel between Houston and Jackson so close un fact that the funal outcome was decuded on the last event on the program the 880 yard relay whuch the Houston squad cornered to tue the Jackson Team SHOT PUT 220 YARD DASH lst Werlung lst Calloway nd Frasure 2nd Frasure 440 YARD RELAY l00 YARD DASH 2nd Houston 2nd Calloway 3rd Frasure HIGH JUMP 2nd Noffsunger 3rd Rudenour BROAD JUMP 3rd Noffsunger 4th Calloway 63 50 YARD DASH PO LE VAULT 2nd Noffsuruger lst Ruderuour 880 YARD RELAY lst Houston 2nd Holeton 5 1 I I - . . - 1 1 - 1 1 - , , . . . . - , . 1 I I . ui , f . . 8 - - . . I ' I . '7 .. .. - ' - lp Hugh bchool rls Physucal Educatuon C a id lst Row Pat Muller Sally Drake Prusculla uule Joyce Booher Sue Muchael Shurley Francus Lonuta Cool 2nd Row Mary Ellen .less Anna Louuse Smuth Vurgunua Fannung Emma Lou Jones Arlene Wolaver Morgue Holeton Maruorue Morrus 3rd Row Anna Mary Leust Susue Vert Barbara Smuth Elaune Stephenson Camulla Caruty Aluoe Gaines 4th Row Muss Platfoot Helen Donson Ruta Mertz Eula Snowden Helen Roeth Becky Nushwutz 64 . A G ' I . . I 5 5 I Y h V X , ,J 5 'x : 1 1 AP 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I I , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I I I I . Hugh School Gurls Physncal Eclucatuon C ass lst Row Lando Pnfsenbarger Cora Mae Huston Ruth Foster Nornlyn Thompson Janice Manson Ramona Lawerence Maxme Campbell Marllyn Leutfe Sharon Weafherhead Frances Nerfz 3rd Row Vurgmla Schaffner Janet Jacobson Vera .less Connne Hull Peggy Havenar Alnce Wise Georgene Galer .blla Davis 4th Row Mary Barhorsf Nlary Snowden Mass Plaffoof .bdy Wooddell Ruby Lumely Barbara Campbell 65 0 0 I 0 0 I 2nd Row: Ruth Awn lgiehl, Alice Parlc, ,Helen Deeter, lllancy Jacobson, .Judy.Smith, Kaye Wick, Alice Michael, Junior Hugh Gym Class lst Row Judy Meyers Naam: Frantom Marnlyn Stephenson Roberta Huston Dnanna Parmella Glorua Lease Sharon Frnta Sydney McCowen Patty Barhorst 2nd Row Manlyn Trost .bdy Craft Margaret Galbert Patty Vent Patty Bashore Dolores Mertz Sandra Stewart Sandra Caruty 3rd Row Patty Lenhart Shurley Meyer Annette Frasure Wanda Stephenson Muss Platfoot Joyce .bhnson Paulune Nayse Marnlyn Barhorst Charlotte Lorrame 67 amor lflyl Kailetfaff Team OS? lst Row Charles Nbrrls Eddne Chapple Charles Bauer Danny Johns Fred Roeth Bob Havenar Ralph paul 2nd Row Wanda Stephenson Judy Neyer Roger Colby Duck Flnnn Tom Wnck Joe Paulus Judy Craft Roberta Huston 3rd Row Mr Wagner Larry Werlmg amor lflgl 6Aeetleacle'c.6 Wanda Stephenson, lady Meyer, Judy Craft, Roberta Huston. 0 -at 54' . N J J.-- X., f x a'y-x I 'S fi !ffaj'otette5 Camilla Corlty Vrrglma Fanning Lamio Cool The Housfon Hugh School Bond under the urecfuon of Esfh r Yocom con susfs of forty enfhuslasfrc members decked out an fherr red and whufe unrforms Under the leadershrp of the drum maloreffe Vurgnnna Fanning and the fwrrlers Camilla Carlfy and Lamfa Cool The band marched af The Bradford Pumpkrn Show and played af the Hobed Arena Theur home performances were at the basketball games the Hallox een Feshval the Farmers lnshtute and Commencement 70 . ,. . f fs .. I -' L 1 4 u I r I 1 ' Q I X . , . I ' I I I u ' J 3 I' T3 gas' if f' , 'X ':L,f?9 'f' . ., 3 'Lf If .' 1 4 . l:4? YZf aff , Ny! .5 N, .NL A ni A, A51 '97 'g Q 1 1,4 -'Q u -Fsl Jalgb-G ,N 2 23 1 f , 119, 4,3 I I , , g,Fsr ' f'3 J 'Of' 4 '6'fm' n 5 N7 0 A5 Q 1 D? c-i -1 l F J, , , 1 -RQ xl' .Q :Q A X , V ': 'd uR'1um--- H is 1-WM X 1 , wg v if U Q'-f ' '7 ki I Q K ff I x.Y.' 'A ' in H174 Yahoo! gal: ehazuf vb-r lsf Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row 5th Row Marlorre Morrrs Prrscrlla ,Apple Anna Mary l.EISl Mary Ellen Jess Lanlla Cool Helen Donson Elarne Sfephensor Camilla Carrty Shrrley Francls Pat Muller Anna Lourse Smnth Morgue Holeton Peggy Havenar Marulyn Thompson Sally Drake Joyce Booher Barbara Campbell Jcmce Nlanson Maxune Campbell Marulyn Lrelte Sue Mrchael Sharon Weather head Vurgrma Fanmng Helen Roerh Arlene Wolaver Ruta Merfz Ruth Foster Helen Deeter Cora Mae Huslon Nnry Barhorsl Emma Lou Jones Mary Snowden Alrce Parks Mrss Yocom Becky Nnshwutz Barbara Smrth Kaye Wick Allce Mnchael Judy Smlfh Jul IC Davis Nancy Jacob son Frances Mertz, Judy Wooddell Ruth Ann Krehl Alnce Gomes Vera Jess Ruby Lumley Susie Veul Vnrgrnna Schcffner Lrncla Pllsenbarger Alrce Wise Georgene Gamer Janet Jacobson Connie Hull 72 umot Qqlgl qztfs gAOZll5 lst Row Duane Pannella Robena Huston Glorna Lease Sharon Frntz Sudney Mc Cowen Patty Barhorst 2nd Row .bdy Craft Marnlyn Stephenson Noomu Frantom Dolores Mertz Patty Bashore Sandra Stewart Sandra Carnty Miss Yocom 3rd Row Judy Meyer Marulyn Trost Patty Viet Margaret Gllbert Marnlyn Barhorst Charlotte Lorraune 4th Row Patty Lenhart Shnrley Meyer Annette Frasure Wanda Stephenson Joyce Johnson Paulune Mayse Prlscnlla Apple 73 O I O ' .'-,Y 1, -N 1 K we .s, f I 1 , l, rite , 5 I , 1 1 1 1 - Z , 1- 1 1 1 1 , . Z , 1 1 1 1 . 3 1 1 1 1 1 amor Hifi .Keys 6502415 4-I nd Row 3rd ROW 4fh Row Fllnn Davla Polhamus Pat Francis l.arlyCoun1's Prnscnlla ple Duct Schulte Edward Chapple Jam Mnlhouse Ervm Perm Joe Paulus Berf Shaner Sammy Wendner .lam Lorranne Wayne Phynllauer Elden bwabb Bobby Fanning Mass Yocom Bob rlavenar Bull Rauch Donald Carnfy Fred Roefh Charles Thompson Donald Bashore Ronme Coo Roger Colby Cnarles Bauer Paul Lyons Bob Smder Kenny Huason George Staley Donald Paulus Larry Werlung Jerome Paulus Herman Hoffman Rlchard Cool Bully Shaw 74 0 Q ' ,5,.L - l :QW Q - ,b -4. - Q 14 4 132. , sw ' s 4. , 1 5. ' lsi' Row: Charles Morris Ral h Saul Tomnix-1 flick, Bob DeLaeT Larr Francis Bob Preston, Tom L ons Dick I I , I Y I I . I . . , I . I , i 2 V : . ' iw 1 I 'S 1 l 1 l 1 1 1 I I . . I I A I I ' Z I I . I ' I I ' ' I I ' I, 1 ' ' 'Nl 1 I I - ' . I ' ' I I I I I I . I . . F.F.A. Speaking Team John Jones Ralph Bauer Bullfilunn Bll Wuc Mr Mambourg M C Gordon Galelufuclc Y-3? 1459-vs, ll'o lf is X J' Ro antu Duscupulu The Latun Club of Houston Hugh School us named Rogantu Duscupulu and has as uts motto Nunc Aut Nunquam At the unutual meetung of the year the group under the guudance of the teacher Mrs Hoffheung elected the Followung offucers presudent Vera Jess vuce presudent Janet Jacobson secretary Cora Mae Huston treasurer John Jones Our actuvutues forthe year uncluded the reg ur rueetungs a Chrustmas party and guft exchange a play entutled Thanlcsguvung of Latun ' guven at the Thanksguvung program and a sprung party Shop Classes Fellow umaan Mr Mcmbourg Larry Haleton Ralph Bauer Wmsfon Hulme Henry Jones Sam .vteplfmenson Bob DeLaef, Glenn Foster Darrel Pence rerry Snowaen :dine Cotterman Ted Fnslwer Mr Mafnoourg 76 14 - . V fx n' I ' - ,l , . , . ., , , , , , , , Rcmclall Frasure. , , ., V , P K. . . 1 1 1 - 1 ' r ' ' ' 990376 lst Row Bill Stephenson Henry .bnes Perry Snowden Winston Hulme Ralph Bauer Larry Holeton 2nd Row Louis Petersumes Lewis Patterson Sam Stephenson Bull Flmn Darrel Pence Glenn Foster Herman Thobe 3rd Row John Jones Eddie Cotterman Gale Wick Kenny Pence Bob DeLaet Mr Mambourg 4th Row Randall Frasure Darrell Cool Tom Vent Bill Langston Felton Gordon Bill Wick Every student enrolled in vocatnonal agriculture is a member of the Future Farmers of America organ upon a successful completion of the year s work they are eligible to become Chapter Farmers This years Greenhands are Felton Gordon, Larry Holeton Ralph Bauer, Winston Hulme Randall Frasure, Henry Jones, and Sam Stephenson The sux boys who were advanced from Greenhands to the Chapter Farmers this year are Darrel Pence, Eddie Cotterman, Ted Fisher Glenn Foster, Herman Thobe, and Bob DeLaet The Future Farmers of America organization passed the quarter of a century mark two years ago and is planning for a great future with such oblectnves as Better living conditions in their communities, more profitable farming programs and a friendly helpful and fruitful relationship with all of their friends and business associates The F F A IS a self supporting organization which conducts all of its business In a business like manner Funds to support the Houston Chapter are raised through the cooperation of boys working on the crop prolects, hauling trash, scrap drives etc The members have their own livestock and crop prolects which they hope will become the foundation in getting started as successful farmers ln l954 55 these prolects will involve l32 acres of crops and 50 head of livestock with an addition of about 250 brollers 77 . V ! k . I , W l ' . uhh K fin, , : F I I I l I I ' : . ' I ' I I . F I I I : I D I I I I I ' ' : I I . I ' I I ' ization. The first year members of the vocational agriculture class are Greenhands in the F.F. A. , and - I I ' - u ll. ' I u u , ' I I ' I ll ll ll Il ' . , . . ' I . . . . . . . . ,, . - . ll ' - - , . Our Cooks MIS NIShWIfZ M's Wick Mrs Cowen Mrs Penrod Bu s Dr l ve rs 'Menace WS le 1 '5r M' Smyer Mr Royon Mr Penrod Mr Cromes M' Wmow Mr Dall Drivers' Training Class Officer And Assrsfonces 5'T ' W its 1 yt - , ix' K, A 'I W If .. --A Y. .X x ...-an F A ' ' . . F' . . , ' 'W A L ni, s V I , , 1 3 . ,, ff . LL .nf W Qvafv 4, K r I s sf' s lf. , Zi- FI' W I - , i ,H fr -r . i P4 Q g I .5 ss- - K K , 1 r, if , , 2, X . 'iff - s .-A fx 'J ' 'Q .nf X Q 1 'N ' N , A M 'Q ., 'Q , K 'Q Q5 Q .0 - e 'N-. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We of the HOUSTONIAN staff wnsh to thank M555 Platfoot our ad vnsor who has gunded us and worked so earnestly wnth us throughout the production of thus annual We are also grateful to other members ofthe faculty to Mr James Englnsh and to the R Wallace Puschel Company for theur kind asssstance To many others who gave us tsme energy thought and help we are Indeed apprecnatuve and to the tollownng advertnsers 83 I 1 1 1 I ' ' I ' '- - I 1 I I I BANK AND TRUST THE PIQUA NATIONAL THE CITIZENS NATIONA BANK I87O 1955 Eighty five years of successful banking service with the people and business in terests of Shelby County As always we continue to offer complete banking facnl IO se rve you DIRECTORS E C AMOS CHAIRMAN JOSEPHB COOK PRESIDENT JOSEPH G WAGNER VICE PRESIDENT J ARTHUR GRAHAM CASHIER FRANKH MARSHALL CARL WILKINSON HARRY FORSYTHE MEMBER F D I C SIDNEY OHIO ities. We would appreciate the opportunity I O I ' I ' I ' I FARMERS ELEVATOR WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT BAI IKINI AND I UNDERSTAND THAT DEPCSITS IN YOUR BANK ARE INSURED CAN YOU TELL NE MORE ABOUT THIS PROTECTION? Each of our deposltors IS Insured wnthout Federal Deposut Insurance Corporatuon The cost as met by our bank and the other F D I C members banks Sound bank management plus Insurance adds up to complete protection for funds deposnted here We II welcome your account THE CITIZENS NATIONA BANK 8. TRUST CO PIOUA OHIO charge -to a maximum of 5I0,000, by the THE RUSSIA EQUITY EXCHANGE CO INC ENGLISH swmos, INC 0 I 0 DEALERS IN: GRAIN - SEEDS - TWINE ER - COA AMIE BEAUER MOTOR SALES PHONE 4131 RES 776M n ASD 200 N WAYNI: STREEI PIOUA OHIO FOR THE BEST IN USED CARS BOBBEAVER OR RUSS TAYLOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 ATTENTION SHELBY CO FARMERS BRING US YOUR LIVESTOCK HICHEST PRICE PAID FOR CATTLE HOGS CALVES LAMBS THE VAL DECKER PACKING CO. IT S ALWAYS A TREAT TO SERVE DECKERS PIQUALITY MEAT BEEF 8. PORK PACKERS SINCE 1873 PIOUA OHIO 51' 'Es ' gg'cAns see THE MIAMI GRAIN 8. FEED CO SALT ETC PHONE 7651 1 SIDNEY OHIO COM PLIME NTS OF THE KLIPSTINE LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS FINE CUSTOM CABINETS HARDWARE PAINT GLASS JOHNS MANVILLE 25 YEAR DEALER SOUTH WALNUT AVE SIDNEY OHIO I GRAIN - SEED - FEED BORDER CITY BUILDING 8. LOAN ASS N HEIT7MAN REAL ESTATE SERVICE THE PIOUA FURNITURE MART I 0 INSURED SAVINGS UP TO SI0,000 ON THE SQUARE COM PLIMENTS OF OME OF D ST NCT VE FURN TURE COM PLIME NTS OF SUBLER'S SUPER E STORE 215 SOUTH OHIO AVE. I SIDNEY OHIO SEXAUER S INC BAKED GOODS IF ITS SEXAUERS ITS GOOD PHONE 2161 I SIDNEY OHIO SIDNEY ALUMINUM PHUDUCTS, INC Specaal nan., rqfununum 664144194 SIDNEY OHIO I O I .223-229 wssr POPLAR smear 9 PHONES: 2390-1 AND 7512-1 GRAVEL STONE SAND ERN ST GRAVEL CO Houston PIont rwqua Plant Phone Sudney 9488 6 Hwone 59 PIQUA OH IO MOBILGAS MOBILOIL MOBILHEAT GRAINS FEEDS SEEDS COAL FERTILl7ER CLEANING 8- TREATING OF SEEDS SIDNEY 70841 SIDNEY 738 22 PIOIIA 7?R4J2 PIOUA 2224WI KIRKWOOD OHIO LOCKINGTON OHIO COM PLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF I955 DAIRY QUEEN Kumcwooo GRAIN co. PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASS N OUR SERVICES INCLUDE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS HOME 8. FARM LOANS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE SIDNEY OHIO COM PLIM ENTS OF W. E BAUMGARDNER POWER FARMING EQUIPMENT PHONE 7809 I 330 EAST COURT STREET SIDNEY OHIO THOMA JEWELERS SIDNEY OHIO I I U.S. SAVINGS BONDS - CHRISTMAS SAVINGS 0 HARRIS JEWELER SIDNEY OHIO CCM PLIMENTS OF R V CROMES 8. SONS FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE WE OFFER THE KIND OF SERVICE WE WOULD DESIRE PHONE 2510 I SIDNEY OHIO ROXY RESTAURANT 81 BAR 0 302 S. MAIN AVE 7IMMERMAN S JEWELRY STORE INEXT TO SCHINIS THEATREJ DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER GIFTS AUTHORI7ED DEALER FOR GUARANTEED WATCH 8- JEWELRY RE PAIRING PHONE 3262 PIQUA OH IO FOOT LONG HOT DOG DRIVE IN VARIETY OF SANDW'CHES INCLUDING EXTRA LONG HOT DOGS 8- BREADED PORK TENDERLOINS CONEY S OPEN ALL YEAR PIOUA OHIO J. C CRON 8. SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE KENNETH L. CRON JOHN C. CRON ROBERT D. CRON PHONE I5 PIOUA OHIO ' , I - I HAMILTON - BENRUS - BULOVA - ELGIN - FAITH - GRUEN - WYLER WATCHES I I I s CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC O.K. USED CARS THE SHERER--BELL C . PHONE 750 II5 E SH PIOUA OHIO ARMCO STEEL CORP PIQUA OUARRIES LIMESTONE PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL 8 FEEDING LIMESTONE CRUSHED STONE FOR DRIVES 8.FEED LOTS PHONE 43 OR 44 PIDUA OI-'IO GEO H WORCH PHONES 5450 I 3451 VERSAILLES OH IC LUMISLER EO., INC. FORT LORAMIE CAST STONE PRODUCTS BUILDING SUPPLIES CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILES CONCRETE YARD ORNAMENTS URNS FLOWER BOX HARRYJ WENDELN PROP PHONE 22 F II FORT LORAMIE OHIO NEWPORT SERVICE SINCLAIR GAS 8. OIL WHEEL BALANCING MOTOR TUNE UP WELDING PH NE I3 F IO FORT LORAMIE OHIO N EWPORT FRUIT MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TO 9 O0 P M GROCERIES MEATS FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON BEER WINE TO CARRY OUT RICHARD F BARHORST PHONE 83 F 30 VERNQN F BARHORST CLINTON ENGINES - CHAIN SAWS - SALES 8- SERVICE O - - V H.R. VAN TILBURGH SALES J I ,I 21 - SAME YEARS ' LOCATION I . 1 . I- -CY - Compliments of THE DIXI OIL CO. L. J. McFarland Sinclair D isfribufors Sndney Ohno Compluments of THE WESTERVILLE CREAMERY CO Dairy Products Pnone T96 Covungton Ohio MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY CO Mnlk Butter Cottage Cheese Ice Cr am When un Covnngfon Sfop at our Dairy Store orner Bridge and Harrnson Sf Covl ngfon Oh so 0 1 0 Q n a s q - - - e ll ' ' ' ll I o ,Q 1 o x.. u o o Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN North Side of Square Sidney Ohio Compliments of OINN GRAIN CO. Sidney OIN0 Finest in Farm Machinery THE SIDNEY OLIVER STORE Russell Road Sidney Ohio COOK S SPOT Famous For Hamburgers Sidney Ohio Compliments of JERRY VOGLER Farm Milk Tanking Service Phone 227lR3 Piqua Ohio DEAL'S RADIO Exclusive Dealer of Sylvania With Halo - Life Sales 8. Service our Specialty T04 E Greene Sf Piqua Ohio Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Versailles Ohio MADISON HOME FOR FUNERALS Oxygen Equipped Ambulanc Fhonp 89 H ugh at Broadway Piqua Ohio n a . , s a - n 1 . , .....,.,. ..... ..-. V-li, n Q . n n A YY Y Y V L P-,lfrgw :xr Z, H Y ,v .-.-.vm- -11- Compliments of CLARENCE MADER Breeders Registered Chester Vlfnlte Swine Covington we Ohio HOLE AND MIDDLEBROOK Well Drilling, Water Systems Service and Installation Phones Versailles Piqua 54816 Agricultural Ammonia 82'Wa Nitrogen K W SMITH Mmm: Shelby Road West Phone 2269R3 Plquo Ohio FT LORAMIE DAIRY Meadow Gold Milk ARomue Distributor FY Loromne Qhqo of R.R. 2 246 Full Pre-plcmf or Side Dress Applications SCHRUBB'S CAMERA SHOP r The Place fo Have Films Developed 8. Prinfed 427 N Mom Sf. Plqua Oh no X LCLEANERS INC Laundry Dry Cleanmg Fur Storage Rug Cleanana We Pick Up In Houston Area Mon 8. Thurs Fhone 303 420 N Main Sf Piqua Ohuo Save Wlfh Safety on Frescrnphons CROSBY THE DRUG STORE MAN Piqua Ohio LLICTTS FURNITURE CO Pnone 3,150 We,,f.n9h0.,sp Appl R c: A TV Mohawk Carpefs We Carry Our '3wn Accounts Piqua OHIO . . . . I I . . - - .. . Il . . . . . . . . : 0 O 1 V ---. -- ee - , , N. , , A , ..... . .-..-1... .--il ' Y' V' I L- o t I F' I E . .4 0 1 0 Q I . . ,.,,,,,, . ,,,,,, , ..,.,.1,- -...,.- ............,..,-.....-..-....-.....i. New Port Compliments of SCHWARTZ MEAT MARKET Oh io Loramue SHORTS LANDING Jane Lee, Prop. Boats - Cottagef - Beer - Bait 3 Mules East of Ft Lornmne on Lake Phone 9234 W Olno Fort Loramue L W BUSSE 8. SONS Meat Market ssh Smoked Sausage our Specualty Olno FT LORAMIE MILLS John Slegel Owner Grmdnng,Sl1ellung and Muxmg Stotuonary 8- Portable Grlndmo Pnone 68 Fr. ' 1 Seeds - Grains - Feeds - Tile - Cool - Etc. Complumenfs of JOHN F SHORT, Elecfrncncrn House Wlrnng Power Warung Electric Servuce Phone Ff Lorcmle 33F23 Oran Ohio Comphmenfs of MORELOCK S GROCERY Groceries Meats Nofuons Phone 7180 I Hclrdun Sudney Ohio C F REHFUS 8. SON FEED MILL Fhone 7982 4 Sidney Ohm BOOSTERS HTTT P NLE MODERN FLCCRS swlney LOREN POWELL s.dHey ASH HAT s.dHey VILLAGE BEAUTY SHOP Lockmgton Ohio Ohio Ohro Ohlo ' R.R. 6 Feeds - Fence Posts - Cusfom Grinding R.R. 6 :Y r 1 . I lu . Success to All The T955 Grads WICKS STORE Phone 47F 22 Mon't Jefferson Ohio SHEP'S PLACE Beer - Wine - Liquor Open 7 Days a Week Verscul les 54785 Russia Ohio Vlfmle un Piqua Fbtronlze the JEFFIE SANDWICH SHOP Courteous Servnce Open Tull ll P M Nightly ee DON C THOMPSON For Plumbing and Heatnrq Elynr and Kohler Fuxtures Myers and Demung Water Syst ms Stover Water Softeners Houston Ohro JOHN ALBERS CO. Hardware, Lumber, Builders Sunnlief We Appreciate Your Rwtronage Phone -44- Ft. Loramie Ohio Compliments of FARM BUREAU Hardin Ohio Jackson Center Ohio HOFFMAN S GROCERY Groceries Meats Gas Oll ICG Phone Piqua 2324J2 Locknngton Ohlo LOWE LL S MARKET Shell Gas and Oil Phone Piqua 2224R4 Loc knngton Oh IO . I . I . I I ' I I White Villa Groceries - Meats - Notions Congratulations THE PEOPLES BANK CO. Versailles Ohio Compliments of WARD DRUG STORE On The Corner Phone 5412 T Versailles Ohio MARTIN S DEPT STORE C D Martin Dry Goods Shoes 8. Toys Fl'1One 5627 l Versailles Ohio C J PAULUS rURNITURE COMPANY A Little Out oft e Way But Much Less to Pay Compl te Home Furnishings Wholesale and Retail Furniture Floor Coverings and Apolnances Corner Euclid and West Sts Versailles Phone 5332 l 5333 l Ohio , . I . . . . 1 . . .- I O n ' L ll . . 9 . . . . . . . . , f..... , A fr- ...... A A 0 .3 L1 Hosp1tal1ty .5 ln your hands :lf-M. ,I ' A' , , 1 1 1 ,-'isp . , gf. A- was X 1 . ', 'aQ.Y-9f'i5',' ' 1 -1 C V ' 'n 'Ja' 1' bb I I 1 A . -re Q' 3 1- JV ' 17511 - . 1' 'SJW' 1 Xxx H F 0 F 'fm 1 if fiixx-mg' - d h' . ,. A . .- 'gp- xF - NW- . WS TW1 ,.-.W Q, 7 , M R ,, .11,W, : . Fd f. ' ' F . fi.1'...?- 7 7 fr ,E V ,?g,W QI Pi ouu Men 's Compliments of KAHN'S ond Boys' Clothing 8. Furr hings 318 N, Main Sfreef Ohuo Complnmenfs of S S KRESGE CO C A Berger Mgr Phone 461 326 N Mann St Piqua Complnments of MIAMI CO HARDWARE Hardware Afhlehc Goods Phone 22 331 N Mom PIOUA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. On Public Square Your Typewriter St org All Makes of Portables for Your Selection Piqua Sales - Rentals - Repairs Ohio Clothes Washed an Our Laundromats re- Cleaner Brnghter Last Longer Clothes Drled in Our Dryers tosy to Iron Softer Fluffner Piqua STEPHAN S SELF SERVICE LAUNDROMAT Ohio Compliments O G F YENNEY 8. CO Ohio TAFEL BROTHERS l Phone 347 704 Washington Ave Piqua Ohio A , . ' I Pif ' Rl l Wholesale Candy, Cigars, Tobacco s l Compliments of MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. IQ4 W. High Sf. Royal Fbrtable and All Makes of Tyr-ewriters Piqua io SAN DER'S DAIRN Retail 8. Wholesale Dairy Products New Carlusle Tr0y HARDENBROOK GARAGE ix DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES FORD CARS AND TRUCKS Publnc Square PIQUA OHIO Telephone 2505 Q-9 Complnments of HEIDIE S HARDWARE Fl1one 3381 H2 N Mann Piqua Olno .xo . ' I If ' 4 A in 1 I Hardware - Tools - Cutlery Compliments of SPERRY JEWELRY STORE 207 N Mann Piqua Ohuo A Pamf For Every Purpose A Glass for Every Need 7IMMERLIN PAINT 8. GLASS STORE T21 Wash S Phone 2048 Piqua Ohio Mm -' if nf' U - ' Muslc senvlcs Compl :ments of G C MURPHY CO Your Friendly Varlefy Store Piqua Oh no Complnmenfs of VAL U DRESS SHOP Phone 3439 Piqua Ohuo MCCARTNEY S Flowers for all Occasuons 323 N Mann Piqua Ohuo Compliments of R J MEYER Oran General Sfore Fhone 7180 0 Oren Oh no HESS IMPLEMENT 8. SALES CO Case Eagle Hutch Farmmg Parts Sa les Servuc. Phone 427 Piqua Ohno - - Y C to , . . , A ' ,4:xl: 1 iff! T -3 . . . I mag: 61,4-.46 1:1 'ul 1' ' ' 'A ' I I O - - ' -9 Compluments of TURNER S MODERN MEN S WEAR Complete Lune of Natsonally Known Brands Phone 74J Ft Loramm Ohuo THE LORAMIE BANKING CO Money to Loan at Reasonable Rates We Fhy Interest on Tame Deposuts We Aoprecuate Your Patronage F D I C Insurance on Deposnts Up to SIO OOO GAIER GARAGE General Repolrlng Complete Lubrncatlon Car 81 Truck Wheel Balancung Wrecknng Servuce G C MURPHY CO Sldneys Largest Variety Store IIO Popular Sidney Oh no Complrments of CALLOWAY Electrnc Servrce Resldentlal Wrrmg Phone Sudney 7180 3 Oran Ohno WOLAVER Plumbung 8. Heatung Winkler Heatmg Arr Condutuonlno Oran O hlo WINEMILLER Furnuture 8. Appluances Buy the Low Overhead Way 8- Save Fhone 7180-6 Oran Ohuo T BLOOMER STORE Ooen Seven Days 8- Nights Each Week Groceries Fresh Meats 8. Vegetables Mlsc Dry Goods 8. Hardware Gas 8. Onl Bloomer Ohuo Phone Versanlles 5482 7 Ft. Loramie Res. Phone 45 Ohio I ' CASEY GREETING CARD sToRE L'f. 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