.f P1211 K. - , .. 5,5 Q., 1, - - - . V, , ,- ff ,gg V, . . l. lm .,. ,A 5 'is' ' 1 f , ' kf' I -' ,-1 4.-4..' x ,,f1'5.,2' fx. 1 'W--TF' ...- W? 'R as .Aa -Q 'Qs ,. . ,,,-wi nr,Y,,r 5 , . wifi V ' rifgg' 1? ff x1 - 4 Sidi . 'f' F ...w w 5 .7 ER, 4, at . 11,1- Q 4 , W , , 1-,, ff 1 5 K 4? '4 A M 55515 S 18 Q 3 K ,Qc - 4 4 , 3 -' 'Y 4 if f 4 N 3 iiiliij 1 1 5 I-ff f L . 'L' , : X rf 1 1 3 Qf Mi' ' iw? af ' ig - S 'ff ' S' .1 4+ , 1 ' - Q7 j -1 .ff V N , -,315 ,Q ,,m'R , 5 355 , gm tr-A Q , 5 M, v if fi LIBR THE ANCHUR DMINISTR TID Supeuntendent R L McCorm1ck P1-mcipal Mr Hartley l OOIO UFUIPOUU Presrdent Mrs McComb School Secretary Mrs Ackerman 571 Mr Ramsey Mr Bowers 'ounty bupenntendent Mr Weagly 5 My Dgugt Secfgtafy DI' Leidl.CiS6I Miss Lindsay ACULTY CHARLES GROSSMAN Ohio Northern S c i e n c e , Assistant Football and Track coach, Hi-Y Sponsor. B. S. Degree in Education. FRANK SOWECKE i Ohio State l Social Studies, Physical Education, Football, Track, Wrestling Coach. B. S. Degree in Education. The tables MARY WINDAU Michigan State English Girls physical education G A A ,Senior Play Deanof gurls B S Degree IH Education MARGARET SALZMAN Bluffton College Music Bachelor of School Music '- F ROGER C. MOORE Miami University letics, 10th Grade Sponsor. B. S. Degree in Education. ARTHUR W. MOORE Bowling Green 11th Grade Sponsor, Megaphone and Anchor Sponsor. B. S. Degree in Education. Mathematics, Director of Ath- English, Speech, Journalism, Junior Play, Stage teclmician, are turned RUTH ARMBRUSTER Herdelberg French Laun German A B De gree ERNEST P PERHAMUS Social Studies Tennis Coach 12th Grade Sponsor BS Degree in Education M A Degree, ELIZA LOUNSBURY Oberlin College Library A B Degree 1 lr Bowling Green-Columbia N, , I 0 0 , RICHARD KLEIN Ohro State Soc1al Studies Bookkeep mg Basketball coach Dnvers Educanon Degree rn Educauon JAMES L HOFFMAN M1am1U B S Degree in Educanon Oluo State M A Degree 'W W YQ JEAN CHANDLER Heidelberg College Home Economics Home Ec Club 9th Grade Spon sor A B Degree rn Edu canon Ethan m 'li MELVIN A LAUB Bowling Green Industnal Arts B S De gree m Educanon BEVERLY SCOTT Mrami U Commercial subyects 9th Grade Sponsor Programs Tickets National Honor Society B S Degree in Education Peace at last 5 TOP ROW: Jean Hoffman, Carole Hasel, Jason Warren, Joe Taylor, Allen Homler, David Kingseed, Dan Majoy, Jim Fekete, Rita Tata, Diane Esposito. SECOND ROW: Margaret Mercer, Janet McMillen, Carol Adams, Mary Ann Christiansen, Patty Klein, Marianne Wechter, Barbara Mellein, Lois Taylor, Beverly Smith, Merle Bower, Ruth Ann Wallace, Joanne Chubak. BOT TO M ROW: Carol Cockrell, Sandra Roderick, Nancy Steibly, Kaye McCormick, Vicki Esposito, Peggy Bean, Shirley Menier, Laura Daniels. MEGAPHONE EDITOR Kaye McCormick ANCHOR EDITOR Vicki Esposito ADVISOR Mr. Arthur Moore 5 ANNUA T FF Rua Tata FEATURE EDITOR Carol Cockrell ART EDITOR Joe Taylor SPORTS EDITOR V1ck1Espos1to EDITOR Carol Adams ASSISTANT EDITOR Carole Hasel BUSINESS MANAGER Jason Warren Dan Majoy Nancy Ste1bly Peggy Bean SEATED Lo1s Taylor ASSISTANT EDITOR Carole Hasel BUSINESS MANAGER Carol Cockrell ART EDITOR Kaye MCCOIm1Ck EDITOR D1aneEspos1to NEWS EDITOR Davxd Kmgseed SPORTS EDITOR Sandra Rodenck FEATURE EDI TOR. TOP: Jim Fekete , Merle Bower, Jean Hoffman , Shirley Minier , SE l0l3lS MOTTO L1 e rs a prcture, pamt II well COLORS FLOWER Navy blue and whne Yellow Rose President Vrce Prestdent Secretary Treasurer OFFIC ERS DAVID MEOLA Bucky The unspoken word never does harm Davrd Meola Alan Sender Nancy Sterbly Kathenne Katser C1assPres1dent4 Footballl 2 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Baseball 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 Student Councxl 1 ALAN SENDER Chet The wtll to do the soul to dare Class Vrce Presrdent 4 Football 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 A cappella 1,2 3 NANCY STEIBLY Nanc Lrke an ange1's vrsit few and far be tween Class Secretary3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Anchor 4 A cappella2, 3,4 Meg aphone 4 Homecommg Queen 4 At tendant 2 KATHEZINE KAISI-R K A good heart ts worth gold Class Treasurer 3 4 Student Councrl 2 NHS 23,4, Sec GAA1,23 Representative 4g Home EC. Club 3, 43 President 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 1. iii: CAROL ANDREWS She 1S well pard that rs well sausfred A cappella 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 NHS 34 NHS Secretary4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Cheer leader 2 3 Office Secretary 3 4 Class Play Prompter 3 IIM ARMSTRONG Army A hero to m1ll1ons Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Boat Club 3 Tenms 1 PEGGY BEAN Peg She l1ves a charmed hfe A cappella 2 3,4 Guls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2,3 PhotoClub3 chor 4 Class Play Prompter 3 Home commg Attendant 4 BETTY BICKLEY Srmpllcrty of all thmgs 1S the hardest to be copred A cappella 4 MaJorette 1 Guls Glee Club 2 3 4 SHIRLEY BICKLEY Shrrl Nothmg IS rarer than real goodness Glrls Glee Club 2 3,4 Mayorette 1 MERLE BOWER Age cannot wrther her not custom stale her 1nf1n1te vanety Nauonal Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Home Ec Club, Vrce Pres 3 Lrbrarran 3 Megaphone 4 mm 15 UUE QI 147555 lag LESLIE BREAY Coolue G1fted wrth abrluy to add laughter to a crowd A cappella 4 Football Manager 2 Ten H1834 Hx Y1 2 3 4 Class Play3 LESTER BROWNELL Pancho No ume to be 1dle Baseball 1 Wrestl1ng4 BoatClub Treas 3 Vlce Pres 4 Tenms 4 Track 2 Bas ketball 1 2,3 Football 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3, 4, Pres 4 Booster Club Presldent I LEN CARPTENTER And lrke another Helen fued another Troy G A A 1 2 3 Bus1nessEd1tor 3 Assrt ant Edltor of Gowen Hrgh School Paper 4 Guls Glee Club 4 CAROL COCKRELL Susre Ideas control the world G A A 1 2 3 4 Representatlve 3 Magaphone 3 4 Asst Art Ed 3 An chor 3 4 A st Art Ed1tor 4 A cappella 2 3 4 Guls Glee Club 3 Class Play 3 MICHAEL DOYLE Mrke Every brave man rs a man of hrs word Football 2 Basketball Reserve 2 Tennrs 3 Baseball 4 Megaphone 4 VICTORIA ESPOSITO Vrckr The world dellghrs rn sunny people G A A 1 2,3,4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Secretary 3 Anchor Edrtor 4 Asst An chor Edrtor 3 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 Of flce Secretary 3 4 Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 2 Homecommg Attend ant 3 4 Class Play 3 Athleuc Secretary 3,4 rw., 61 'HV FRANK FANTOZZI Jerry An honest man lS the noblest work of God. Baseball 1 Tenms 4 Track 3 4 JOY FOLEY A smmle 15 a laugh wluspering G A A 1 2 3 4 Reporter 4 A cappel la 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 G1r1s Glee Club 1 2,3 4 Photo Club3 Treasurer 3 Class Reporter 1 Class Play 3 WINNIFRED HAMMOND wlnnle It could talk Lord how it could talk G A A 1 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 Llbrar ran 4 Home Ec Club 3 Offrce Secre tary 3, 4 CAROLE HASEL To be eff1c1ent in a qu1et way That IS her a1m throughout each day A cappella Accompamst 2, 3 4 GIIIS Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Accompamst 3 L1 brarran 4 Class Treasurer 1 High School Band 1 2 Journalism Busmess Manager 4 Anchor 3 4 Busxness Manager 4 Class Play 3 CLARENCE HOFER Sonny He l1ves to please and lS pleased wrth hving High School band 1 2 3,4 H1 Y2 3 Baseball Manager 1 Baseball 4 RCBERT KEHR Bob A quiet tongue shows a WISE head H1 Y4 A cappella 1,2,3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 Track 3,4 JEAN HOFFMAN Ieannre So tall so slender, so mce I-hgh School Bandl 2 3 4 Off1ce Secre tary 2 A cappella 2,3,4 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 3 Madrrgal Club 2 Mega phone4GAA 1234 DAVID KINGSEED Ielly All good men dre young, and I don t feel well myself Football 2 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Boat Club 3 4 Baseball Manager 1 Megaphone Sports Ed. 3 Hi Y2 3 Class Play 3 Nrestlmg 4 LOREN LEIDHEISER Doc He rests at scars that never felta wound Football l, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l Pres 4 A cappella 1,2 3 Hi Y3 4 Vrce Pres 4 Boat Club 3 4 Bandl Class Play 3 Class V1ce Presrdent 3 ESTHER LUCHT Severe rn youthful beauty Student Counc1l 3, Treas 1 Natronal Honor Socrety 2, 3, Treas 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 G11'lsGlee Club 2 4 Acc 2 Senior Quartette 4 Octet 4 Class Play GEORGE MAJOY Dan They laugh that win, they laugh that lose. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2 3 g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3g Class President 1, 2, 3g Magaphone 4. SHIRLEY MINIER Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1,25 Librarian 23 Girls Glee Club 3, 4g Meg- aphone 4g A cappella 4. KAYE MGCORMICK Originality is mdividuality National Honor Society 2, 3,4 Meg aphone 3 Editor 4 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Madngal Club 2 Girls Quartet 4 GA A 1,234 Acappel1a234 JOYCE OHLEMACHER Grace was in all her steps, heaven Ln her eye in every gesture dignity and love Girls Glee Club 3 4 SANDRA RODERICK Sandy Herself a fairer flower Cheerleaderl 2 Track Queenl A cap pea234 GAA 12,34 1r1s Glee Club 3, 4 Class Play 3 Girls Quar ter 4 Octet 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Megaphone 3 4 Feature Ed 4 RUTH SCHENK A sport among sports Class Play3 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 RITA TATA Reet She dwells on the realm of sports. Student Council Sec. 3gG.A.A. 1 ,3 4 Pres. 4g Cheerleader 1, 2g Megaphone 3, A cappella 2, 3, 4g Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4g Track Queen 3, Anchor Feature Ed. 43 Booster Club Rep., Vice Presi- dent 4. IOSEPH TAYLOR Joe For one to be wise, one must think Class Vice President 1, 2g Hi-Y 35 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 33 Sec. Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, Vice Pres. 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, President 4. IACK LOWRY He is a monarch of all he surveys Wrestlmgl 2 3 4 Trackl Class Treas urer 3 Class Secretary 1 2 rn Somerset High School Class Play 3 JASON WARREN Jose Maidens beware the Lord hath his eyes on you Football2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Baseball 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Chap lam 3 4 Boat Club 3 4 Class Play 3 DIANE ESPOSITO Man is a creature of wllful head A cappella 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Tno 2 Quartet4 Octet4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Megaphone News Ed 4 Anchor 4 JAMES FEKETE Jim The greatest truths are the simplest and so are the greatest men StudentCounc1l4 H1 Y 2 3 Megaphone 3 4 Anchor 3 4 A cappella 3 4 Presr dent 4- Boys Glee Club 3 4 Boys Quar- tet 4- Boys Octet 4 Not Pictured GEORGE SQUIRE The strength of the mind is exercise not rest. IOHN ALTMAN Doubled his pleasures, and his cares divided. Class Play 3. ASS PROPHE Y It IS the year of 1964 four of the 55 graduates of Huron Htgh School R1ch Carol Joanne and Lo1s are rern1n1sc1ng of thelr h1gh school days By acctdent they all happened to meet tn the lobby of the Cleveland Bus Termmal owned and operated by Mr Alan Sender Mr Sender ll'lV1IBS the four of them to go on a bus trip and v1sit some of Ins classmates of 54 Before leavmg town they IIOIICX the new modern Y M C A bu1ld1ng wh1ch has just been btult by the famous contractor Frank Fantozzx. The president of theY M C A Lester Brownell also a 54 graduate said that tlus bu1ld1ng is the first of a new cham of Y M C A s to be bllllt throughout the country Our f1rst stop IS 1l'l Columbus where we find V1cky ESDOSIIO who IS now Secretary of the State Adwlencs department She contrxbutes her success to her former experience at Huron H1gh School where she was once Athleuc Secretary Whlle we are 1f1 Columbus we run mto a former member of the class Mrs Bill Hoffman QDIRDB Esposxtoj w1th her two sets of tw1ns She IS now bus11y engaged in f1nd1ng a simpler method of makmg Hlllk formulas for bables As we pass on westward we find Jtm Fekete who is now a Major in the Ground Observers waves on a screen Next we meet Carole Hansel who is now a nuclear PhyS1C1SI She IS at present busily re VISIHQ a few of Emstem s more comphcated theorys Wh1le talking to Miss Hasel we get a news flash on her outer space commun1cator saymg that Mtss Winrue Hammond has Just externnnated that ternble plague on Venus wh1ch made all the women there ugly ln readtng through the soctay news we see that celebrated name of M1ss Esther Lucht She IS a Lutheran M1ss1onary and has just returned from a safar1 tr1p through ubet on one of the greatest reform movements known today Turnmg to the sports page we see the names of Dav1d Meola and ,T ack Lowry Dav1d has had an offer to play w1th the Cleveland Browns but he 1S undec1ded as he also recewed a s1rn11ar offer from the Detrott Lions Jack has just won the wrest11ng champtonship of the U S Coast Guard He took the t1tle away from Georgeous Spatts Also on the sport s page we see that Rita Ann Tata just won another great victory for the All Amertcan G1ant s Basketball team beating the All Amer1can Shorts 100 0 111 a shut out game Rua Ann scored 99 po1nts wh1ch IS about 5 po1nts more than her usual average Our next stop takes us to New York where we V1SiI that famous opera singer Joy Foley who IS co starrmg at the Metropohtan Opera House w1th the famed baritone, Robert Kd1r wl'1112 passmg by the Stork Club in New York we hear the jazz music of the man w1th the drums Clarence Hofer Corps. He has just found a way of telling the type of plane going over by the position of sound In readmg through the b1rrh announcements we fllld the name of Mrs Roy W1ll1am Cra1g formerly Sandra Roder1ck who was just d1scharged from Dr LOIHI Le1dhe1ser s Ped1atr1c Cl.1n1c Dr Le1dhe1ser was ably 3SS1SI6i by nurse Helen Carpenter who has Just rece1ved the Florence N1ght1nga1e award Wh1le 1n New York we visxt Syracuse College to see one of the 54 graduates J 1m Armstrong who IS the football coach I-hs team has had a no loss season for the past three years Leavmg New York we Journey on to Clucago There we VISII afash1on how of the lastest Par1s creatxons by M1ss Joyce Ohlemacher Her most recent creauon IS a pa1r of cashmere shoes tr1mmed xn gold and s1lver Wlule 1n Ch1cago Carol Lors and Joanne dec1de to V1S1I M1n1er s reducmg center The owner of H113 reducmg center MISS Sh1rley M1mer IS also a 54 graduate The reducmg center SDBCIB hzes 1n makmg fat people skmny skmny people fat tall people short and short people tall. Stoppmg at the Copacabanana we flfld thenewvocahst Jean Hoffman w1th her new arrangement of the B1gger They Are, the Harder They Fall. Our next stop IS Hollywood where we see the name of Jason Warren and Ruth Schenck LD hghts They have Just recexved the1r second academy award for the1r p1cture Love IS What You Make It Our next dest1nat1on IS Washmgton D C where we VlSlI M1ss Kather1ne Ka1ser where she 15 the representat1ve of the Home Econom1st s Clubs of Amertca we then Journey on to 1Ild13l13P01lS where we VISII that famed lnd1anapohs Speed Way We flfld that John Altman has just taken over the ownersh1p He plans a new sc1ent1f1cally safe speedway Wh1Ch 1S bemg des1gned and constructed by that famous des1gner of roads Leshe Bray we VlS1I Flor1da where we stay at the Palm Beach Hotel owned and operated by M1ss Carol Andrews and managed by M1ke Doyle The Hotel IS featurmg at th1s t1me that celebrated or1ental dancer Llerkcoc Local 1Caro1 Cockrellj She has just developed her new vers1on of the oriental rhumba Wh11e U1 Flor1da we v1s1t the Queen of the Jewels Jewelry Shop The propnetress IS M1ss Peggy Bean who prov1des Queen Ehzabeth w1th her royal Jewels Her also we find Merle Bower and Joe 1n thexr l1ttle wh1te cottage. we learn that J oe Taylor has just completed one of the most dlff1Cll1I tasks placed before man, He bmnlt a brxdge across the Atlanuc Ocean connectmg Europe w1th the Uruted States The Metallurgy1cal expert Dav1d Kmgseed mstructed Joe on the materxals that should be used III the budge We pass the farm of Danny Majoy a former Huron Hrgh School Student Hts farm IS one of the most modern III the cotmtry Every meat company 1S anx1ous to buy stock from Mr Majoy We QIIIS then decide to V1S1I a beauty saloon, We fmd out that lt is owned and operated by M1ss Nancy Stiebly Her beauty shop specializes ID styles to please any one on any planet Lookmg through the newspaper we see the advertisement of the Bickley Secret Hearts Club guaranteed marnage U1 seven days The DIODIIHOIS are Betty and Shirley B1ckley On the next page see PICILIICS taken by George Squ1re andhis new, revoluuonary method He takes a mental p1cture and the camera transposes it onto the film. n I . . . . . , . . I o o a 0 . . . , . I I o - 9 . - -5 Q a I . . - . .. .. . I I I I I . . . . .. . , . .- , o I I I I I I ll' DI I . . . . . . 4, . o II Q I -or I . - . , . a o I 2 p a I I o I . I a o . 0 I u I I u I o Q n a o Q I o o o C ASS POEM We gather together to b1d goodbye It s hard to say you can see why As we pass through Huron H1gh s door We ll keep these memorres for ever more Bucky Meola whom you all know Is really qu1te a guy He s presrdent of the Sen1or class And makes all the guls Slgh Betty B1ckley s the cute l1ttle lass W1th the longest ha1r rn the Semor Class Though she never has much to say Betty always IS happy and gay hm Armstrong 1S s1x foot four We really hope he ll grow no more In all sports he d1d excell And 1n basketball he d1d exceptronally well Another athlete rn our class rs Dan, Whose one and only you know IS Nan Coachlng 1S the goal he d lxke to achreve But the farm w1ll be hard for lum to leave One of the mcest 1n the class If you ask her you'll know why She goes wrth that certam guy fDanj Alan Sender known as Chet' A f1ner lad we haven't met In lus blue Olds he s always found W1th Spats and Meek, buzzrng the town hm Fekete our tenor true Has black hau and eyes of blue To be a lawyer IS hrs arm We're sure he w1ll gam great fame Jasen Warren has a hot l1ttle car When r1d1ng 1n It you get qlute a Jar Jase rs always full of Wlt And rn everythmg he does hrs b1t Leslle Breay IS really a clown When he 15 near we never frown He hkes a certain senior lass And he 1s tops among our class Rlta Ls a pretty lass And she excells ID phyS1CS class To be a nurse rs R1ta's fate Mt Carmels the place cause IIS close to Sta I8 oe Taylor 15 another brarn Car by rtself can go to Lorarn or there he ll see hrs sweet Jo Ann oe w1ll soon be an O S U man Sh1rley M1n1er who's lots of fun Is a gal whose lrked by everyone A secretary she w1ll become If the Darr Bar she doesn t run Jack Lowrey s also new th1s year We re very glad to have hrm here In a very short trme he s made many a frrend Who he ll keep untrl the end WIDIHC Hammond has a grggle we all know Her actxons make you gr1n She IS the apple of our eye And others she s sure to w1n Katherrne Karser 15 a popular gtrl Whose dunes keep her on the run Home Econom1cs 15 her freld And 1n a crowd she s a lot of fun W1th B111 Cra1g 1S always seen To Mount Carmel she w1ll go A nurse to be as you all know A gul who 1s bound for Capltal U Who has brown hau and eyes of blue We re sure someday she ll garn great fam. Esther Lucht IS her name V1ck1 Esposrto is our secretary g1rl She really IS rn the swtrl She's the edltor of our Anchor And she s really made 1I swank1er Ruth Schenk IS rn room 204 Who 15 always hopprng around And one day she hopes to be W1th Gene altar bound Peggy B who IS qu1te peute And rn her dress IS very neat She s k1nd and happy 1n her ways And really l1kES her school days Joyce O a fa1r lrttle lass, Her future depends upon the Navy Cast She can always be found ID a yellow cab, And her gay httle dnver is Tab ' , I ' ' . ' , . His , ' ' . ' 0 ' F 1 ' I ' ' . J ' . . . . Nancy Steibly is a pretty lass, Sandra Roderick with eyes of green, C ASS POEM Drane E Wlth hau of brown Is seldom seen w1th a frown Her heart belongs to a certain guy She speaks of B1ll often w1th a Slgh Carol C who s known as Susre Is seen IH a blg black olds Interror Decoratmg 15 her a1m And to Stevens she w111 go Carol Hasel our p1an1st fair Has brown eyes W1th short black han W1th the molecules she likes to monkey And rn Physrcs class she IS spunky Jerry F our curly haued lad Is a classmate whom you ll never see mad W1th an accordron he s really handy And all the class tlunks he s Just dandy Lester Brownell 1S on the beam He was capta1n of our football team He IS presrdent of Hi Y John Altman and hrs l1ttle car They really get around And when lt comes to having fr1ends No better could be found George Squrre IS qurte a boy W1th all motors he does toy Tlus boy has a supenor brarn Over EIHSICIH he does re1gn Carol Andrews nice and sweet As a sport she can t be beat If 1n a class room you wrll creep There you ll f1nd her fast asleep M1ke Doyle 15 really a clown You ll never see him W1th a frown Hrs corny Jokes never end To us he 15 a real true frrend Clarence H known as Sonny Get him started and he s really funny Another tlung that we should say In the band that boy does play Kaye McCorrruck IS next 1n une And she s known far and wrde She thmks that Norwalk 1S just f1ne And there nught l1ke to abrde Now Merle Bower 15 our engaged gal And marr1ed soon she ll be Thrs lass is a charmlng gal Always sm1l1ng at you and me In a whrte ford he 1S always seen For the glrls in Sandusky he IS a frrend Dave Kmgseed IS the boy whom we mean And 1f you ve danced W1th hrm you d say h s een Bob Kehr seems to be Very qll1CI and shy But that doesn t make any d1fference He sure IS a handsome guy Joy Foley our Jolly brownett Is a very humerous gal you bet She s happy as she can be Shuley our qu1et lass Has a heart made of brass Her man has to have qu1te a burld And naturally be from Westfreld Jean Hoffman known as Stella W1ll someday find herself a fella A Steven s Sus1e she w1ll be And a loyal h1end to you and me The lad who s presldent of H S C W1th Harrret w1ll always be Induslnal Arts 15 hrs a1m Loren Le1dhe1ser IS h1s name Helen C IS new this year She brought w1th her loads of cheer Into nursrng she w1ll go She s sure to succeed you all know We ve racked our brarns for days and days Makrng rhymes IH clever ways We d really rather dance or s1ng Or talk or laugh -or anything We ve told all we know And fancled a few Well how d1d you lrke lt Now that you re through? I I ' , I I D . . . . , . . ' , . ' ' I , O D n Q ' . . ' . n . . , . . - 0 D I I ' ' 0 ' r And likes to make the girls all sigh. For she is everybody's pal, you see. I I D I l I I . . . . . , . . . , , . . . , , . . ' Q ' l I 0 I ' , . . . . D , . . . . . . . , ' D , , . . , . . ' , . ' I l 4 I U . , . I I I . . . . . I ASS WILL We the Sexuor Class of 1954 being of sound nund and disposition do hereby will our most cherished possess1ons to the following heirs in this our first and last w1ll and testament JOHN ALTMAN leaves his extemporaneous speeches to the succeeding speech classes CAROL ANDREWS wills her abihty to sleep 1n class to Maryam Chrtstiansen JIM ARMSTRONG leaves his Civics and Sociology test scores to anybody lucky enough to get them PEGGY BEAN leaves her interest in elect rical appliances to Mr Laub BETTY BICKLEY leaves her long ha1r to Judy McDermott SHIRLEY BICKLEY leaves her quietness to Judy Comstock MERLE BOWER wills her accent to Sally Smith LESLIE BREAY wills his parking place on Sprowl Road to Alan Lee LESTER BROWNELL w1lls his Job of run nmg H1 Y to Jim Boos HELEN CARPENTER leaves all her muscles to Ruth Ann Wallace. CAROL COCKRELL leaves her Jelly arms to Carol Adams MIKE DOYLE w1lls his hfe long Tom to Mr Art Moore DIANE ESPOSITO leaves her love for coun try hfe to anyone who has a mutual interest VICKI ESPOSITO leaves her love to help all the teachers wxth their work to Alice Roswurm. JERRY FANTOZZI wills his ablhty to play the accordian to Dick Butst .TIM FEKETE wills h1s tenor voice to Rollie Jackson JOY FOLEY leaves her Joy to Carol Sprankel. WINNIE HAMMOND wills her ab111ty to get along with out of town boys to Gertrude Holmer CAROLE HASEL wills her bill for broken equipment to all the future chermstry and physics classes CLARENCE HOFER leaves his boppy art istry in rhythm to Bert Laub JEAN HOFFMAN leaves her powers of psy chological reasoning to Mr Grossman KATHERINE KAISER wills her convenient corner locker to any freshman lucky enough to get it BOB KEHR wills h1s interest ll'l Sandusky to Tom Long. along wxth Mr Art Moore to Gary Everett LOREN LEIDHEISER leaves his subtle sense of htunor to Max Osterltng JACK LOWRY w1lls his long line to Bill Lucht ESTI-IER LUCHT leaves her half of the farrushed students to Alice Roswurm DAN MAJOY wills his close friendshtp with Mr Klein to Bill Hammond KAYE MCCORMICK wills her numerous Joys of editing the Megaphone to Lois Taylor DAVID MEOLA wills his Job of running the shop to Jlmmy Hartley SHIRLEY MINIER leaves her persistency to Margy Light JOYCE OHLEMACHER wills her excessive inches tn height to Kay Kocur. DAVID KINGSEED leaves his ability to get SANDRA RODERICK w11ls her 10 day dtet plan guaranteed to reduce toLou1seKa1ser RUTH SCHENK wrlls her moo tothe Wikel Dalry ALAN SENDER w1lls h1s Rocket 98 to Bruce Carhsle NANCY STEIBLY wrlls her place before the mlrror xn the you know where to Tanya McGurk GEORGE SQUIRE leaves lus seven passe: ger Crosley to the football team for trans portat1on next year RITA TATA w1lls her terr1f1c flattop to Sammy Jeffery JOE TAYLOR wills h1S new book on Arch1 mede s Prmclples to a fellow sc1ent1st Al bert Emstem JASON ROMEO WARREN leaves all h1S Juhets to Charhe Whecter To MR PERHAMUS we leave a sen1or class that wxll follow Parhmentary Procedure 111 thexr class meetmgs To MISS ARMBRUSTER we leave somethmg old something new somethmg borrowed something blue and our best w1shes To MR GROSSMAN we leave frogs for h1s b1o1ogy class to dlsect rnstead of worms To MR R MOORE we leave an electnc coffee maker for h1s athletrc offlce To MISS CHANDLER we leave stoves on whrch nothmg Wln burn To MISS LOUNSBURY we leave a robot to carry all thebooks cameras pro3ectors etc To MR LAUB we leave another Bucky Candybar Meola To MR A MOORE we leave Anchor and Megaphone editors and staffs who w1l1 co operate with htm at ALL umes. To MR KLEIN we leave a bottle of Tm ta1r to cover up the wh1te harrs acqtured 1n dr1v1ng classes To MR HOFFMAN we leave a band com posed of all semor h1gh members To MISS WINDAU we leave a pa1r of wmgs so that she can retr1eve the volleyballs served up tnto the catwalks To MISS SALZMAN we leave an A Capella Chorr compnsed of 150 members who do notlung but smg To MISS SCOTT we leave a roomful of un breakable typewrxters To MR HARTLEY we leave a tw1n to help h1m be everywhere at once To MR SOWECKE we leave better dreams han those n1ghtmares he s been havmg of a two legged blddle football team To the CUSTODIANS we leave all our candy wrappers sull around the candy To the CAFETERIA COOKS we leave smks and tabletops lined w1th foam rubber To the OFFICE STAFF we leave telephones that answer themselves and materxal that flles 1tse1f To the IUNIORS we leave a qmet class sponsor To the other CLASSES we leave machines wluch w111 automat1cally do all the1r home work Tlus document was drawn up srgned and sealed lll the presence of Kaye McCorm1ck Carole Hasel Carol Cockrell Joyce Ohlemacher Dan Majoy . - 1 r I 0 - u n D l - Q 4 . - - - . O - 0 . . .a . , . . . . - 1 . . . Y . , . . t - I an n - . . . . . v o I 1 , - . . . . . . . - - u I I ' . . n r 1 s . u n Q n . CLASS OFFICERS Ken Majoy Joanne Chubak Debby Leib Mary Ann Christiansen Sally Smith, Secretaryg Tom Stamm, Vice Presidentg Jim Boos, Presidentg Elaine Frye, Treasurer, Bill Luchr Bill Grumney Marianne Wechter I Larry Stout he x Bob Tracht, Beverly Smith, Laura Daniels, Rosetta Burkett, Pam' Shirley Rhinemiller, Jon Haines, Charlie WCCUIEI' Tom Reilly, Janet Mclviillen, Alan Lee, Alice Roswurm, Margaret Mercer, Lyn Dircks, Paula Snyder, Bob Haley, Shirley Carpenter, Barbara Mellein, Alan Homler, Ruth Ann Wallace. Q l Klein, GCOFVQG Clements- Lois Taylor, Ted Murphy, Carol Adams, Gregory Dick Olmstead. B' 1--.. Ng, Dellinger, Max Osterling, Valia MaGurk, Sally Smith, Roll Hart, Sam Jeffrey, W ,gs my Tanya McGurk, Elaine Frye, Frank Wasily, Edward Allinson, Richard Macioce, Caroline Harris, Jim Boos, Ziska Pappas, Tom Sramm, TOP ROW: Rollie Schlessman, William Zellner, Bill Harmon, Tom Holland, R011 Jackson, Torn Long, David Orshoski, Bob Keefe. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Gadd, Caroline Moore, Louise Kaiser, Jean Stockwell, Domxa Klein, Leita Krock, Carol Kaiser, Ray Lesher, Mr. Moore, Patty Macioce, Dee Lewis, Beverly Lippus, Caroline Klein, Marsha Majoy, Norma Harris. THIRD ROW: Jim Hartley, Ronald Hicks, Bob Walker, w Q , . 2 ff , n Q F -1 50- me 5 an 'ag , u'. at 'K Q K I M ' A ,W ' A f 6. W4 sf-wt! ' 'f .QA !' , ftp A , ' A I fr 1 - an ws.. Vbigv 1 ,Tim Sf' Q , ,W JP xg A S ,, A - if , 'vu 'klbbhh Aim 5 ' V Wy., I Y ,W W . , Vi? 45:2 G V, , , X M4 affflfw' ' 1 'SQL ,f' ' .4- i 9: Was ,ff ,mr- gffiw ,1- ,Y- gs. x ,,.-- M! UJWl'1'lO'- l'1 'l'lO TOP: Bill Hammond, David Dahlofer, Jack Armstrong, Ken Auer, Lehr Dircks,AnthonyFantozzi. Joe Esposito, Mr. Sowecke. SECOND ROW: Bill De Noel, Bill Hill, Judy Comstock, Judy Adams, Marna Haber, Janice Ken Bruns. Cook, THIRD ROW: Linda Frye, Mary Harrison, Joan Bardshar, Carolyn Beer, Barbara Griggs. FOURTH ROW: Ted Hinkle, Bill Cool, Denny Ahstrom, Jack Barret, Bob Boos. VICE PRESIDENT Fred Mihalek SECRETARY Lucy Illanardo PRESIDENT Ella Holland TREASURER Jack Wasily 1' 'Gr w jfifflf u V125 x u QP 0 TUBE 'I' COUNCIL President Loren Lerdheiser V1ce Pres1dent Joe Taylor Secretary Lo1s Taylor Treasurer Joyce Underkofler Histonan Alan Lee Junior Representatlve Sam Jeffery Sophomore Representative Delores Florro Freshman Representative Jack Armstrong Freshman Representative Kenny Auer Advisor Mr Hartley Senior Representative -Jim Fekete ATl0 AL H0 OR S IETY Presrdent Joe Taylor Advrsor-M1ss Scott Vice Presldent Al1ce Roswurm Secretary Carol Andrews Treasurer Esther Lucht Seruor Kaye McCorrruck Senior Merle Bower Junior Zrska Pappas Junior Lors Taylor Sophomore Lourse Karser Sophomore Margaret Stout Sophomore Margaret Bateman Sophomore Delrght Lewrs Senior-Katherine Kaiser 'L . 4 Twin A an f ' ,. Q 1 ff, , ,T H-i 'mx it x ,M 1 , 4 , . , ,Q f , 'W' ' , kv ,ah ns. ' , A' . 1' ,A V iv ai-'C1Q' M W mfg it-1, .fax A in 1 ml wr X5 y hr 'Egg 5 8 1 5 is W, 1 7 4? 14 V '94 f , gi Azgf ,L ,, . W 3 iilij , 5 Q 1635 hu K A .5 sg Lk ,Vw ' , ,f'L gr- ' , M 9911 Q1 1, f ' it 1:5 4. ..,f, Wa i? WCPO ' OF! F1301 TOP ROW M1ss Chandler Ann Hanulton Margaret Bateman Peggy Stout Kather1neKa1ser Beverly L1ppus Margaret N1ck1es Judy Comstock SECOND ROW Audrey Jusuce Martha Shoop Ltnda Frye Ella Holland Carolyn Moore ,Tamce Cook Lucy Iallonardo THIRD ROW Carolyn Kleln Marg1e Llght Barbara Tracy Carol Haggerty Marcla Snyder TOP ROW M1ss Lounsbury Ella Holland Carole Hasel W1nn1e Hammond Denny Le1b SECOND ROW V1rg1n1a Bursexl Lols Taylor Margaret Mercer Mar1am Stemmetz Ruth Wallace THIRD ROW Judy Adams Carolyn Klem Margle L1ght Carol Sprankel Pat Mac1oce II?-FUPFUW-l O xv 1 'C O ... . '41 0 D .. U3 qu - .. .. an :1 1. . rl .. Q D 9. ' rn , 'JU P4' . F9 ' N G7 U . H na V , 5- . .. v- . 0 . F' . i ' X ,, l 4 4A W MUSI PELLA xp 531 v 'Im 163 4 . an A f IDF J , 4 fr, 2 ix, 64? QF kifkfxfkbi-' IQ. V 'f.,-,aim HOME OMING QUEEN Nancy Steibly ATTENDANTS Seniors Vicki Esposito Sandra Roderick Peggy Bean Junior A lice Roswurm Sophomore Norma Harris Freshman Judy Ada ms 'CD 3... x 'G fi?- ' .ir ? p., We ff 'nf if l 'Q IW MQ K r X610 'X rl Q56 59 U, . 1 ,fill U A rx U H v f 1? fi , V 'glfg H-.ff w x ,jg , ff.. fo 1,8 Qin 2 R 1f?:lZ5?3 f' .-.3 gg.j't1.,fv 'ggi A ' ' Q QM 1. ' N J- S 5 Ef f? 0 if 3 FOOTBALL Alan Senders Max Osterhng Loren Leldhelser Dan Ma3oy Joe Esposlto Rrchard Macroce Drck Leldherser Mr Grossman Bill Lucht Jason Warren Leroy Bill Grumney jack Wasilv Jack Armstrong Dave Kingseed Jerry Schnamer Lester Brownell Gary Everett Tom Holland gh- Mr, Sowecke Kenny Majoy Anthony Fantozzi Davrd Larry Stout Ken Auer Armstrong Charles Wechter Alan Lee Tom Stamm Paul Bachman J0e Taylor Bill DeNoel Lehr Dircks RRY Leschef HURON 33 33 32 20 20 47 53 45 84 372 SEA SON RECORD Wellington Clyde Amherst Rossford Lorain St. Mary's New London Vermilion Margaretta Ottawa Hills Huron's classy Tigers rolled over nine straight opponents to give Huron its first undefeated team since it began eleven-man football. It's a fitting ending for a great season that the sportswriters of Ohio voted Huron as the top class B teamin the state. Ten graduating seniors formed the nucleus of this great team. They are as follows: Dan Otto Majoy, Bucky Snakehips Meola, joe Crazylegs Taylor, Jim Tank Armstrong, Doc Hatchetman Leidheiser, Paul Dog Bachman, Lester Poncho Brownell, honorary captain, Jason Romeo Warren, Alan Gluefingers Senders, and Dave Jelly King- seed. These ten men will be very badly missed next season, but Coach Sowecke will come up with another winner as is his and the Huron High tradition. SCORING Player T.D. E.P. T. Majoy, D. 17 4 106 Taylor 17 4 106 Meola 11 4 70 Brownell 1 14 20 Majoy, K. 5 0 30 Armstrong, Jim 2 10 22 Armstrong, Jack 2 0 12 Leidheiser 1 O 6 Es- is' 372 !gi1qGFlil M 5 li- 'N T u Q w Mr va 3 , A s o- L . - -,, .2 3' P-x asa! 56 ,Q in vvwn z, xy, ll 5 as A 'ici' w 1 4 li q I dr L 4 'I 'f Q-f . . ' ya.: f .. . i ' .A.L. , -o 4 ' ' 'ffl' I 4 Y M. . A is ' -.'JH 1 ' 4 , vf'i fFM 4-v-J4':P' f n- ,V ., 1 yt: ' A 'Y L '+V ' L -ll: x . , gi If .V , 1 4 1 ' . - ' - , . L A -.V ,K ' Q U A ' , r ' I' vauiggiia ALAN SENDER cv Q Q, efkqf rv 49 09 o OGJ'5? 5 as O HM ARMSTRONG LEROY BROWNELL fo x AX Rx gow fb O9 -1 D 9 BILL GRUMNEY 1-YN DIRCKS 6 SO' Qjcp 'PO Q46 fb f A ALA LE t 'l Ib-W Ofgrgqp lb 1946056 GQ. '2- 6 00 DA A OY C S0 Q4Q,,,0? 'Qs A 0 1 P ,LG L91- IASON WARREN JOE A LOR Coach Klein TIGERS EN SEA SEASON RECORD Huron 91 Henrietta 65 Wellington 70 Berlin Heights 94 Brownhelm 72 Oberlin 67 St Paul 52 Monroeville 75 'vlargaretta 85 Lakeside 63 Vermilion 38 Fremont St Joe 76 Milan 89 Wellington 67 New London 70 Sandusky St. Mary's TOURNAMENTS ERIE COUNTY Huron 80 -Berlin Heights 42 Huron 55-Vermilion 54 NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT Huron 77-Sulphur Springs 54 Huron 72-New London 46 Huron 53-St Joe 44 Huron 46 -Sycamore 45 NORTHWESTERN REGIONAL Ottoville 77-Huron 75 DIT SUN WITH l4'l RECORD RICT QQ? of N 1' Y 0 Qs A 'Q Tv 046 RESER ES TOP ROW Bob Keefe Kenny Auer Freddre Mrhalek Lehr Ducks Jack Armstrong Rollre Jackson Tom Holland Carl Cherry Coach Paul Green BOTTOM ROW Davrd Dahlofer Drck Lerdheiser I1m Hartley Bob Boos Larry Trsche Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron H uron Huron Huron Huron Henne U8 Wellrngton Berlln Brownhelm Oberlin Monroevllle Margretta Lakesrde Vermrllon St Joe s Milan Wellrngton New London St Marys Ene County Tournament Huron 28 Margaretta Huron 34 Berlrn He1ghts Huron 42 Vermilion Armstrong Holland Cherry Jackson Hartley Mrchalek Brownell oos Zellnar Ducks Auer ERIE C UINTY HAMP 52 ' 29 186 39 ' 29 155 39 ' 40 138 63 31 82 41 36 81 Huron 40 Norwalk St. 32 Leidheiser 69 57 ' 21 ' 16 45 29 12 41 ' 30 B 10 24 ' ' 25 38 . ' 44 ' 54 33 31 ' 40 45 24 45 . 35 T 16 ' ' 31 WRESTLING p. f Alf J ri. y. l F SM . 7 5-' I . .V . 1' . lf A a TOP: Jack Lowry, Larry Stout, Charles Wechter, Richard Macioce, Max Osterling. SECOND ROW: Gary Everett, Joe Esposito, Jack Wasily, Bill DeNoel, Ray Lescher. BCIOSTER TOP Marjone L1ght Joe Esposito, Jerry Schnaltter Roll Hart SEC OND ROW Nancy Rhodes Rrta Tata Lester Brownell Ahce Ros Wl1I'fl'l G. A. . TOP ROW Ann Hamllton, Carol Kalser Donna Klern Jean Stockwell Vugmra Grlggs Beverly L1ppus Ella Holland Marna Haber LOUISC Karser Lrnda Frsk Dehght Lewrs Margaret Nrckles Jean Stout Marlene Osterlrng THIRD ROW Ann Bostator Nancy Rhodes Yvonne Klern Janet Thompson Susan Purvls Patty Macroce Janrce Cook, Carol Haggerty Carolyn Moore Llnda Frye Martha Shoop Judy Comstock Judy Adams Marc1a Snyder SECOND ROW M1ss Wmdau Lucy Iallonardo Lena Barbara Batch Carol1ne Kleln Paula Root, Joan Bardshar Carolyn Beer FIRST ROW Barbara Tracey LOIS Rltzenthaler MaJor1e Lrght Mary Harrlson Freshman Representauve Carolyn Beer Jumor Repre sentatlve Al1ce Roswurm Sophomore Representauve Ann Bostater Advrsor Mlss Wrndau VICC Presrdent V1ck1 Esposrto Presldent Rua Tata Secretary Carol Adams Treasurer Patty Kleln Krock, Sharon Navarre, Florence Frye, Judy Conners, Delores Florio, JoyceUnderkofler, TOP ROW: Nancy Steibly, Caro1AndrewS,Diane Esposito, Shirley Minier, Rita Tata, Jean Hoffman, Elaine Frye, Marianne Wechter, Rosetta Burkette, Alice Roswurm THIRD ROW: Joy Foley, Sally Smith, Ziska Pappas, Katherine Kaiser, Sandra Roder- ick, Esther Lucht, Tanya McGurk, Janet McMillen. SECOND ROW: Valya McGurk Lois Taylor, Carol Cockrell, Patti Klein, Shirley Rhinemiller, Joanne Chubak, Miss Windau. FIRST ROW: Vicki Esposito, Kaye McCormick, Peggy Bean, Mary Ann Christiansen, Paula Snyder, Carol Adams. 1 HEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Z.1ska Pappas Sally Sm1th Joanne Chubak RESERVE Joyce Underkofler Tom Long Delores Flono MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN JU IOR ASS Abrgall Abbott Susan Mrs Mrller Sylv1a Bunny Helen Marge Bobo Jack Howre B1 Dean Glllmgham Professor Mrchaels Ahce Roswurm Sally Smrth Ruth Ann Wallace Elalne Frye Maryann Chnstainsen Joanne Chubak Margaret Mercer Alan Lee Tom Rerlly Lyn Ducks Frank Wasrly B111 Lucht James Boos Carrie ---- ----- --------- I a net McMi11er1 '11 --------------------- ' 1 .- 'au' ,4 4z Q 'lx ...nz 5 2 i v x Q 'VJ A., ' 4 7, Vu , 1 z? c 7' Af ,QE- 1 ' .4 .Q .y sn 5' Y W' 'fin' Exnfuggraghj irnrrfi in U ,7 M ID C CC' Cf C I E fx Q Lf Q -ii Q L C' N 'J -D x . C F05 Q I W, 1- of O w f' L Planner Dry Cleaning Co 414 East Washmgton Street S A N D U S K Y O H I O IINSURED STORAGE VAULTS HAT BLOCKING MILLOTT TRANSFER 81 STORAGE CO Phone 20 Sandusky 0 THE HURON BAKERY We SpCC1al1Z8 1n Decorated Cakes For A11 Occaslons Tel 2251 Burns 8: Gove J E W E L E R S 151 Columb s Avenue Sandusky 0 hxo BROWNWORTH ELECTRIC AND FURNITURE Televlslon Washers Gas Stoves etc Telephone 853 618 W Washlngton Sandusky Ohlo Comp11ments of F W Wllkes 8: Son Plumbmg Heating Tmnmg Huron Ohxo Phone 4431 Restaurant School Grange Church Club Complete Kltchen and Dlfllflg Room Supphes R Breckenridge 8: Co 159 E Water St Sandusky Oh1o Dewey Lumber Co Complete Lme of Buxldmg Specialties LUMBER HARDWARE Sandusky Ohm lndustrlal Nut Corp A Good Place to Work Sandusky Ohm ROBERTS JEWELERS The Gift Store of Sandusky Comphments of Perlodlcal Publishers Service Bureau One No Superior Street Sandusky Ohxo Comphments , of Lyman Boat Works I l , . W' AMAvrLOwrnwAnvwousr . ll v . . . - Radios - Electric Refrigerators ' ' - - , 6 - . - . - . . . St. . I . ' . . I I .-. l I - I I I I I , - I ROBERTS Best Wishes For Future Success WEBER'S INC. Men's Wear Your Clothmg Headquarters In Sandusky 208 W Market St The BEILSTEIN Co. LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING Sandusky, Ohh KEWPEE SANDWICH SHOP Wayne and Marko! Sunnis Sandusky Ohio Cornpllments Junmy Chapman MARTIN S RESTAURANT Loretta's Flowers FLOWERS GIFTS and CARDS Huron Ohlo Cornpllrnents BINGS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF The J C Penney Company Sanduskv Ohio Best Wlshes The Graduates of 54 TEXTOR S FOR GRADUATION Come In And See The New Royal Portable P W1th Sensatlonal NEW Speed Selector FIRELAND COMMUNl'I'Y TYPEWRITER SERVICE 109 E Water St Sandusky O K BEAN ELECTRIC SERVICE Huron Offlce Your Huron Ohlo Sent1ne1 Emerson and Westlnghouse Dealer Of At ' . of I I To , Congratulations Seniors Sandusky Lumber Supply Co A Complete Butldmg Servace Perkins Avenue at Columbus SANDUSKY OHIO Phone 4413 Compliments zo the Graduates Huron Cement Products Huron Oluo S S KRESGE TWO BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU Qandl sky Ohxo If Its FLOWERS You Want Always Go to A Corso Sons POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS Compliments of Marllyn s Ladies Apparel 128 East Market Street Sandusky Ohxo Sandusky Laundromat Self Service Laundry 717 WARREN STREET Phone 964 Sandusky Ohio Compliments of Cleveland Stevedore Company John Maus Shoes 113 West Market Street Sandusky Ohlo Shoes for the Entzre Family Phil .lenkins Garage Main Street HURON OHIO Comphments The Wllllam S Frankel Company Sandusky. Ohlo I I I . 1 ' ' I On Milan Road in Sandusky ' 7 l - of n u I We re Just Around the Corner When you Bank By Mall at the Sandusky Cleanng House Banks The Sandusky Clearing House Ass n THE CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY THE THIRD NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK THE WESTERN SECURITY BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS HURON HIGH SCOOL Alumlnum 8: Magnesium, Inc Sandusky Ohno Congratulations from Friend The American Crayon Company Sandusky Ohxo Oldsmobile GMC Trucks L D Sherod Allis Chalmers Farm Equipment Phone 3491 Huron. Ohxo HURON DAIRY WECHTER BROS Proprietors Grade A Dairy Products Pure Rrch Pasieurlzed Milk and Cream Homogenlzed Mxlk PHONE 2151 THE Erle County Lumber Co WHERE BETTER BUILDERS BUY BETTER BUYS FOR BETTER BUILDING 1505 Milan Road Sandusky Phone 4940 Comphments of Fletcher Frelght Lmes, Incorporated Sondusky Ohxo Phone 723 WHILE SHOPPING IN SANDUSKY VISIT Sears Roebuck and Co. THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN 161 E Market St. Sandusky Ohio Phone 4912 ' ! I I I or ' . I Your om Faunfur' I I I ! N scea GRADE A MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS and ICE CREAM Sandusky Ohio COMPLIMENTS Apex Electrlcal Manufacturing Co CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l Gunzenhauser s Dep't Store The Savlngs Bu Idlng 81 Loan Co 223 W Washmgton Row Sandusky O Insured Savings Mortgage Loans Sandusky Surplus 0utlet 242 East Market Street East of Smlth Hdwe Phone 5199 Comphments of Schaefer's Jewelers Next to Lasalle s on Washzngton Row Sandusky Ohxo The Barr Rubber Products Company Mechanical Rubber Goods Sponge Balls Gas Inflated Balls Balloons Rubber Toys Sandusky Ohio AIN STREET HURON OHIO Kuhach and Buderer PHARMACISTS 209 W Washmgton Row Sandusky O Rosmo's Shoes Fat the Hard to Flt 225 Columbus Ave Sandusky Ohio Huron Sc to S1 Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES Huron Ohio 1. Braunsteln, Inc 932 West Washmgton Street Sandusky Ohio Everytlung for the Home Including Floor Covennas I I . 'sz ' ' I ' ' I ' I 0 Dipped and Moulded 331 M , I - I I Compuments Of LITTLE THEATRE For Good Food HOLMES RESTAURANT Market Street Sandusky Oh1o Best W1shes To The Class Of ANDREW B SMITH Best W1shes To The Class of 1954 NEIL K HOAK MOTOR SALES INC Chrysler Plymouth 606 Ma1n St Huron O PHlLCO CORPORATl0 Sandusky D1v1s1on Comphments 3130 West Monroe St 520WarrenSt Of HERFF JONES CO Congratulatwns To The Class Of 54 THE W , R HURO y THE PEOPLES SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Sandusky Ohlo SMITH HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Pamts Stoves and Ranges 216 226 E Market St Sandusky Oh1o Comphments HERMAN S JEWELERS HILLS SUPPLY CO Sales Sandusky Oh10 Servlce Maytag Kelvlnator Ironr1te Tappan Roper Harrulton Reputatlon Bazley Markets HOME OF BETTER MEATS Everybody Saves Here Compllments DAD S ROOT BEER And Favor1te Beverages Williams Muslc Center Mum: Lessons on All Instruments Instruments Rented Phone 1650 428 30 W Market Si Sandusky Ohxo Never A Parkmg Problem MARKS MARKET Sandusky s Largest Independent Food Market RATHKE S Made to Measure Clothes Satisfy 215 E Marke! St Sandusky Ohio Complxments and Success To the Class of 52 The Allan Motor Sales Compllments From Congratulatlons To The Graduates THE SAVINGS A FRIEND BUILDING Sz LOAN CO L. D. SHEROD A1115 Chalmers Farm Equ1pment Phone 3491 Huron, Oh1o Insured Savmgs Mortgage Loans 223 W. Washlngton Row Sandusky, Oh1o , ' Of Appliance Dealer With A Reliable 5,,,du,kY, ohio Of I I I 7 ' At We W1sh Huron s Graduatmg Class of 1954 Every Success Together Wlth Our Best Wxshes A L MBER C0 Huron Oh1o Servlng the Huron area slnce 1888 BILL WALTERS The Store That Servlce Bullt Sylvama Motorola and G E TV Hotpolnt Home Appllances 174 E Market St Sandusky Compllments BARBERS RESTAURANT Headquarters for good thmgs to eat PHE STYLE CENTER Complete Beauty Servlce Phone 2562 343 Ma1n Street Huron Oh1o PHOTOGRAPHERS CAMERAS and SUPPLIES 233 W Washington Row Sanduskv Ohio R P JOSEPH CO Women s and Teen Age Apparel And Accessomes 154 E Market St Sandusky Oh1o Co Op Ass'n FEED SEED FERTILIZER FENCE PETROLEUM Huron 3371 Clarksfleld Norwalk 2-4541 Compllments ARTHUR MURRAY Sandusky The Waldock Packing Company Sandusky Oluo QUALITY MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS .l.P McCormick Agency Geneal Insurance and Real Esiaie HURON OHIO V. . FRIE df Gainsborough Studio Huron Farm Bureau , - I S- ' 75 Of M INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY F Kunsus Cnty I I I GJ FH nf fl: qi! 'Efb .Q jk, Publlshers lover Manufurrurers BODkBIV1dEfS HUM OFFICE YJ ' .lf , i-'T X' f 1 ,. wh, ,,,.,, . 2 f2?v E 'W' H Ps L A 1- fx, , , g Q' ,, g -g - f' -,Q-L' gn-.-g nr-.yy X: -u+w1w1g,':,-2-':.:2g+fh L,'-xgf:.:.- , aff wF',g- ,f x N' M , 5-flier - 1, -- . ' . Mwgqf' - 5 '-wg L-'- '--fm-0 :li-,.::.E-fm- -.iiiufi JJ' . M iw. 3, 336 4. 'ffmw-..' F-Yr.-g,,.n. NJ: Y. - ':L Mv:11mn'1:Qm, ,-.,...r.Y.,... ,A , .... f .ST,.,. .. ,L . 6 L W, , aw f .QQ '.x,. , .,,,. may .43 - , ,. 'S A ' sw- .92'4M., 'Nw ' ' -3 qu ,, 53? 436-,: K 15-Z If - T: ggi , A 125319 rn? Gm L -as i ' E 9:4 V A-4 . - ff 1 , ' L. V 3: . :xi JCR, 3 ff '-J .4 ilvfyf M: Q 'Q , an F -r I is . su Q.-gy ,V , A F Vit., .X-T S Fm. 'swffj 5. if M, K X 1 , wxiiiig 1 fs Q! ,, Q 3' ge
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.