Jackson Liberty High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Amsden, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1957 volume:

5 z F 2 v 1 L P Q 2 wg 5 5 2 E Q E 5 m 5 ? z 3 i Q E E , 5 5 5 3 3 i 3 5 1 E f E 9 P 5 Class Flower: Red and White Rose Class Colors: Red and 'White Class Motto: Out of the Harbor into Deep Channels ,- f Published by Senior Class of 57 J ackson-Liberty High School Arrisden, Ohio Cui' Dedication . . Mrs. Kettler We the class of 1957 dedicate this edition of the Blue and Gold to Mrs. Alice Kettler. We would like to thank her in this small way for her faithful service to J ackson-Liberty School for many years. Cut Foreword . . . In this volume of the Blue and Gold we have endeavored to capture a few glimpses of school life as we see it today. As you review the happenings of 1956-1957 in future years, may this book bring memories of the good times you had in work and play. If you need a definite reminder turn the pages of this book to view the school itself, the faculty to whom you owe so much, and your fellow classmen with whom you have spent many days of your life. -Editor A D M I N I Q 4 1 S I 3 T R A T I 0 N 3 A 3 Our Superintendent . . . Seniors: As representatives of our school and Community, We would like for you: l 2 3 4 5 6 7 .... me g a ms, sf M -- -. yan . ,i To believe in God and dignity of the human soul, To have respect for yourself and for others, To strive for the best performance in any Work which you may dog To be Willing to do more than to meet requirements, To appreciate Working with your hands as Well as with your head and heart, To give service to any community in which you may be a part, And iinally, to hold dear the ideas and ideals which we hope are yours as students of Jackson-Liberty School. -Mr. Sollars Qur Principal . . . -f ey .,,1- :f,sffe,gg:sQ,. .. S eniors: S. KENNETH SOLLARS B.A., M.A. in Education Admin- istration, Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State, Chemistry, Physics, His- tory, French. . .. me os-Q-,,,,,.,,,, I .. . :. : l':55'::, 2351-silly A 'M '1PE 'A f .- . 1 its . Fife it xx wi Y-fa x, rf 1:-37.7 ffggg isfg, fs- '- f its I : +5 Ei ' 1 3 sl , t 1 , V ' V, '. -wilvsxk ' 5: K A uf if ', , :igs X I! t 'lisp-1' f E453 Q ' .,,,.p-,rs-Q-H 1, 55 . K W r - , ,tif , n - V v ' v . fl' 155 1513? 'V :' Qi-1 H 1363? .5111'f:fii55755felf 4 ELMER E. SHAW B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University, Heidelberg College, Social Science, History, Mathe- matics. For twelve years you have been Working toward your goal-namely graduation. You should now be pre- pared to take your place in the adult world. Your years in school have been a preparation for the tasks you are about to assume. In some of these tasks you will succeed but in others you will fail. In success your teachers will rejoice with you, in your failures we Will sympathize with you. However, We Will never lose faith in you and will always stand ready to help you. Many tasks beyond the call of duty will come to you crying to be solved. Assume your fair share and con- tribute your best effort toward the solution thereof. Your principal Wishes you success in your chosen field of endeavor. Good luck! May God bless you. -Mr. Shaw 5 in Ed' H Keulgis Cguege G akxagd g COXXG nav D Hexdtgriin Swift Bowxsgiaai science, - Ed. ui, BS' ln 'v. Betty .J eaiaien-State Um Bowllfig Muslc . Ed BS- ln h QV-ea, V . Cixegfitsvir ggiie ge P Otomfiiscuuur e Uur Faculty Mina Murphy Bowling Green State Univ TiH'in Business University Miami University Commercial Courses Esther Emmert, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan Univ. English, French, Library K Heldelb 'rr in Ray Hcker, S . 111 O Physgi-gen Statgegff . ., HIV. D Onna 'FiSC'he ang er ' ' M - Hojfeffggte Teiglfgege usic French, Eggiggege f's7,Li 1'i,,1 ,J 1' xiii? S, 1',st,,. ,, 'Vt t f V snti r .,r, V ',.,, ,,t',,-' - -':' ff iiil' Q A Florence Shreve, A.B. in Ed. Kellnefh B West Vlfglnla Univ. Oh Fjndlagzersox Home Econom' - i ' ' - . ics Selena o State Uollege e, Phys. Edlmversity 5 , and Health 1 Qur Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Alice Kettler, Clerk, William Holman, Royal Harrison, Pres., Forrest Jones, Vice Pres., Edward Kisabeth, Carl Snyder. No place in all the world is education so free and so generously offered to so many as in the United States of America. This did not just happen, but was the result of a long iight to gain free education. First came the free elementary school, then the free grammar school, followed by the high school, and this followed by the free state universities. There had to be many champions of the cause of education. That work is now being carried on in large measure by our Boards of Education. If you wish to find a community in which education is on the march, you search for a community where good men will serve on the Board of Education, men who have the good of all the community at heart. In rendering decisions, the good board member considers all angles-the pupil, the parent, the teacher, the janitor, the bus driver, the administration, the taxpayer, and when the evidence is all considered, he makes his decision in the light of what is best for all. We at J ackson-Liberty are fortunate in that we have good men who are willing to be the guardians of our school. Mr. Jones has served us well for many years. Mr. Harrison is in his second term. Mr. Kisabeth, Mr. Snyder, and Mr. Holman are serving their first term. Mr. Harrison, Mr. Snyder, and Mr. Kisabeth are graduates of Jackson-Liberty. Board members, we appreciate your good work and wish you much happiness in carrying on your important task. This is our School 'S'- 'High 'ish HONEIEC.ROOM This is the new Home Economics department. It is hoped that this newly equipped room will help attract more pupils to this department. SHOP This is another of our new rooms. After the accommodations of the past several years, we are very happy to have these splendid rooms to house our vocational agri- culture department. We hope to have more people take advantage of these facilities. This is our School CAFETERIA You will recognize our former gymnasium converted into this splendid cafeteria. Approximately 300 pupils may eat here. Both elementary and high school pupils eat in this room at noon. Attached is a fine, well equipped kitchen and store room. COMMERCIAL ROOM .This is one of our larger departments. lt is located in the old section of the building. We have and use 26 typevvriters in our classes. This room also houses one of our mimeograph machines. This is our School AUDITORIUM In this room you will recognize our former auditorium reversed. The stage is our new gymnasium. This auditorium will seat 462 without additional chairs. We hope to see you at commencement time. MUSIC ROOM .This is our new music room. All the pupils come here for their music classes. This is another of our larger departments. We are very happy for this room with its store room for instruments and supplies. Qur Parent Teachers' Association Irene Hartline, Secretary, William Holman, Vice President, Earl Myers, Presidentg Mary Striff, Treasurer. A membership campaign was conducted through the school. The chil- dren proved they were very able at getting members. The P. T. A. sponsored a fish supper and basketball games to raise money. The ladies game brought many a laugh and sore muscles. The game was Won by the Liberty women. The Liberty men also took the honor from the Jackson men for a very entertaining game. At Christmas time the children of the first and second grades presented the Christmas story under the direction of Mrs. Aldrich. Later Santa Claus r arrived to delight all the children with a candy treat. The association purchased library books, stage curtains, and dishes for the school. They also gave money toward the summer recreation program. Another entertaining minstrel was presented by the P. T. A. this year. The cast of sixty members kept the audience in laughter. It was presented two nights with real success. S E N I U R S 'l'I Q ii Jerald Riedling Beanie President v if W 4 wi A o K Y figs f , f,XA -. 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'A L' 1 ' . , z, -if 5 .i,3kfy k,.', James Pasch Jim Bill Meyer Dutch Paul Layton PauV' gxsn, t ' 16' 2 ' ,,.'. - ii'i y f,-, , , .f ,L -'--- . - -o. un if K , 'ikiaiiifff Carolyn Perkins KlPeTkJ3 . . n.. 4, Cut Semors I mi. mum Q mp V, Q- V. ,,, jg in ,..., K K3QfLfA - ff A James Steinmetz 1+ Kenny Vance :rS,nu11:y:J NLR: K1 kr .y ccpinkyal .. '71, 1 -has C -III' x x ,J f Z ffm V 2 Ann Wilcox Jennie Woessner Willy Jennie 43,8 , Qui' Activities HERBERT BECKHUSEN General Course 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Play 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Track 1-2-3, Operetta 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, F. F. A. 1-2, Par- liamentary Procedure 1-2, Livestock Judging 1-2. BERNARD BLAKE General Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial Course 2-3, Basketball 1-2, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Track 2, Driver Training 4, BECKY DECKER General Course 1-2, Commercial Course 3-4, Class Play 4, Y-Teens 2-3-4, F. H. A. 3-4, Parliamentarian 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Drivers Training 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4, Volley- ball 3, Honor Society 4, County Honor Society 4. MARGARET FRISCH General 'Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3, Home Ec. 1-2-4, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Presi- dent 4, Librarian 1-2, Newshound Staff 4, Drivers Training 4, Preliminary Tests 2-3, Honor Society 3-4, County Honor Society 3-4, Blue gl Gold Staff 4. LENORA GRIMES General Course 1-2-3-4, Home Ec. 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 1-2-3, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Librarian 1-2, Operetta 1-3, Student Council 3-4, Treasurer 4, Class Secretary 4, Class Play 4, News- hound Staff 2-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Cafeteria 1-3, Volleyball 2-3, Drivers Training 4, Preliminary Tests 2-4, Blue 8: Gold Stall 4. LEONARD HATFIELD General Course 1-2-3-4, Basketball Manager 1-2-3, Baseball Manager 1-2, Blue and Gold Staff 4. LARRY HEDDEN College Prep 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Operetta 2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 4, President 4, Class President 1, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Boys Glee Club 4, Honor Society 4, County Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 4. WAYNE HOLMAN College Prep 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 4, Track 1-2-3, Operetta 4, Student Council 2-4, Vice President 4, Class Vice President 4, Class Play 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Business Manager 4, News- hound Staff 4, Honor Society 4, County Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 4. DARLENE KLINE College Prep 1-2-3-4, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Vice President 2-3, County President 3, Parliamentarian 1-4, Y- Teens 1-2-3-4, Sextet 3-4, Clarinet Quartet 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Secretary 3, President 4, County Music Contest 1-2-3-4, District Music Contest 1-2-3-4, State Music Contest 1-2-3-4, Delaware Festival 2-3, County Band 1-2-3-4, County Chorus 3-4, County Orchestra 1-2, County Workshop 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, County Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Society 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Secretary 3, Newshound Staff 3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Class Play 4, Volleyball 1, Preliminary State Scholarship Test l-2-3-4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Prince of Peace 1, Home Ec. 1, D. A. R. Test 4, Jazz Band 3, PAUL LAYTON General Course' 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 3, Operetta 4, Boys Glee Club 2-4, Art Club 3, F. F. A. 4, Class Play 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Vocational Agri- JERALD REIDLING General Course 1-2-3-4, Class President 4, Class Play 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Band 1-2-3, Jazz Band 3, Operetta 2, County Orches- tra 2, Blue and Gold Staff 4. MARLENE KNEPPER General Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Home Ec. 1, Y-Teens 1-2, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Girls Glee Club 1-2, Librarian 1-2, Operetta 1-2, Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4, County Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Society 4, Class Treasurer 4, Class Play 4, Newshound Staff 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Cafeteria 1, Volleyball l-2-3-4, Drivers Training 4, Cafeteria 1. culture 4. 6.Preliminary State Scholarship Test 2. MARYETTA LOOMIS General Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial 1 Course 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, County Honor Society 3-4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 1- 2-3-4, Individual Events 1-2-3, Prince of Peace 1-2-3, Glee Club 1, Class Play 4, Librarian 1-2-3, News- hound Staff 1-2-3-4, Blue 8x Gold Staff 4, Volleyball 1-2, Drivers Training 4. BILL MEYER General Course 1-2-3-4, Vocational Agriculture 1-2- 3-4, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Reporter 1, Treasurer 2, Sentinel 3, Secretary 4, Dairy Judging 2-3-4, Parliamentary Procedure 1-2-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Baseball 1-3- 4, Track 2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Play 4, Oper- etta 4, Stage Manager 3, Class Vice President 3, Driv- JAMES PASCH General Course 1-2-3-4, Vocational Agriculture 1-2- 3-4, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Parliamentary Procedure 1-2-4, Baseball 1-2-3, Track 3, Class Play 4, Operetta Stage Manager 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4. CAROLYN PERKINS General Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Y- Teens 1-2-3-4, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 1-3, Class Vice President 2, Prince of Peace 3, County Chorus 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2, County Workshop 4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Librarian 1-2, Cafe- teria 1-3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 1-3- 4, Class Play 4, Honor Society 4, County Honor So- ciety 4, National Honor Society 4. BETTY SHULTZ General Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Y- Teens 1-2--3, Home Ec. 1-2-3-4, F. H. A. 1-2-3, Treas- urer 2, Class Play 4, Class Treasurer 3, Operetta 1-2-3, Double Sextet 2, Band 1-2-3, County Chorus 3-4, County Band 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Librarian 1-2, Delaware Festival 2-3, Jazz Band 3, Volleyball 1-2-3- 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4, Cafeteria 1-3, Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Drivers Training 4. Q BONNIE SHULTZ General Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Home Ec. 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 1-2-3, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 2, Class President 3, Student Council 4, Class Play 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3, Double Sextet 2, Band 1-2-3, County Chorus 1-2-3-4, Delaware Festival 2-3, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4, Librarian 1-2, Cafe- teria 1-3, Cheerleading 1-2, Drivers Training 4. JAMES STEINMETZ General Course 1-2-3-4, F. F. A. 1-2-3, Secretary 2-3, Vocational Agriculture 1-2-3, Dairy Judging 1-2-3, Livestock Judging 1-2-3, One Act Play 3-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4, Class Play 4, Pre- liminary State Scholarship Test 1-2-3, Senior Schol- arship Test 4, Prince of Peace 3. KENNETH VANCE General Course 1-3, Commercial Course 2-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Prelim- inary State Scholarship Test 3-4. ANN WILCOX College Prep 1-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Sextet 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4, County Chorus 2-3, Music Workshop 3-4, Delaware Festival 2-3, County Music Contest 4, District Music Contest 4, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Y-Teens 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Editor 4, Newshound Staff 4, Circulation Manager 4, Class Secretary 3, Class Play 4, Prince of Peace 2, Cafeteria Staff 1, Honor Society 3-4, Honor Society President 4, County Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Society 4, Volleyball 1, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Preliminary State Scholarship Test 3-4, D. A. R. Test 4, Home Ec. 1. JENNIE WOESSNER College Prep 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 2-3-4, President 4, F. H. A. 3-4, Librarian 1-2-3-4, Newshound Staff 3-4, Blue and Gold 4, Assistant Editor 4, Honor Society 3-4, Vice President 3-4, County Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 4, Preliminary State Scholar- ship Test 1-2-3-4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Volley- ball 2, Drivers Training 4. ers Training 4. Class Prophecy As I Was walk1ng along through the park yesterday I came across an odd lookmg obgect It was lay1ng 1n a clump of grass very well concealed I couldn t res1st s1tt1ng down on a park bench that was near by to examme It more closely It looked Just l1ke any ordinary Fortune Tellers crystal ball but as I came to find out later lt really wasnt ord1nary at all' As I sat there all alone I noneed a fog form1ng on the 1ns1de and as the m1st disappeared I saw these words 1ns1de Th1s 1S the Future of the Jackson L1berty Class of l957 Now my be1ng a member of th1s class and really bemg cur1ous I dec1ded to see what the results would be The first face appearmg was that of Herbert Beckhusen It says here that h1S address IS Cold Water M1Ch1g3H Now that seems l1ke a funny place for Herb1e to wind up' Well no wonder he owns a large Yacht Club there and on the Slde he owns a cha1n of large poultry farms These are 1n the rural area back 1n h1S old home town Augus Oh1o wh1ch 1S a b1g Metropol1tan C1ty There s another face appear1ng 1n the crystal ball now Why lt s Jerald R1edl1ng and It shows h1m and h1S lovely Wlfe and two ch1ldren They are en3oy1ng a b1g party for all b1g SOCla11tCS 1n the1r swank fifteen room Sulte 1n the Plaza Hotel 1n W3Sh1HgtOD D C I see Jerald IS a very successful lawyer there Another face IS appearmg and It IS that of Betty Shultz She 1S happ1ly play1ng the role of Mrs James Peters W1f8 of the Personnel Manager of the Fostor1a Carbon Co I see Betty and J1m ra1sed qu1te a fam1ly' Well of all people next IS Becky Decker I ll g1V6 you three guesses what she s do1ng' No none of your guesses are r1ght Shes head cartoon1st for Walt DISHGY out 1n Hollywood Cal1forn1a Oh shucks' It s fadmg out aga1n Just as I was gett1ng 1nterested 1n Becky s future Oh well another face IS appear1ng why 1tS Bernard Blake Say hes gomg to do very well because the crystal shows h1m as the Ch1ef of P01106 1n St LOUIS M1ssour1 And lt shows Larry Hedden as the new owner of the L1ncoln and Mercury plant 1n Detro1t M1ch1gan He IS happ1ly 1narr1ed w1th three ch1ldren Whoops' Some th1ng went wrong I cant seem to get very good recept1on any more In fact 1tS not work1ng at all' Gee Wh1zz and I was Just gett1ng enthused' Well I ll probably shook It or someth1ng there now lets see 1f lt works' No I guess not But Walt It s gett1ng a hazy look 1ns1de aga1n Ah' I see someone s face appear1ng Well H1 there Marlene Oooops I forgot she cant hear me Its Marlene Knepper and she 15 the Wlfe of Adm1ral Robert Wertz and he named h1s Shlp after her The Marlene Here comes another one of our class mates and th1s t1me It s Oh no I th1nk 1tS fad1ng out aga1n No here it comes back and 1tS Lenora Gr1mes Shes also happily marr1ed to Frank Aldr1ch and he now owns the Marathon Gas Co 1n Dayton Oh1O Oh here comes a face that looks fam1l1ar It s B111 Meyer He sure 1S dO1Hg well for h1mself It shows h1m here as the owner of the World famous Meyer Show Horses It says he IS now worth a Quarter of a M1ll1on or d1d that say Just a quarter? Maybe I better pay closer attent1on next t1me huh? Next 1S James Stemmetz and he IS really show1ng hlS author1ty as 2nd L1eutenant 1n the Army wh1ch IS real swell He IS gomg to make a career 1n the Army' Well where IS th1s th1ng tak1ng me now? It looks l1ke F1fth Ave 1n New York It 1s' Why I m go1ng to a b1g fash1on show at the eXC1uS1Ve Dress Shop Sach s And who should the first Model be but Jenn1e Woessner My she sure IS pretty 1n that even1ng gown wh1ch 1S a PHTIS Creat1on I had better hurry up and tune someone else 1n before th1S conks out on me aga1n Oh Beverly H1lls Cal1forn1a 1S com1ng 1n Gee th1s makes the second t1me I ve VlS1t6d Cal1forn1a today' Boy the recept1on I m gettng IS very clear It must be th1s Cal1forn1a sunshme you hear so much about I can see a pr1vate elementary school for profess1onal ch1ldren Who are those fam1l1ar figures walk1ng down the steps? Why It can t be but lt IS They are the co owners of the school Darlene Kl1ne and Ann W11COX Boy they sure look happy 1n the1r field Gee the future looks so brxght for everyone 1n our class that I can hardly Walt to see m1ne M1ne w1ll more than 11kely be next At least I hope so . , - . . , , . . . . , . . ' . . , , . , , , . , . . . . 7 . . . , , 1 4, . . - 73 ' . ' ' ' . . , ' , . . 3 1 a - 1 . I D . - I . ' , y I , . . . . . . . . . y , . . . D t ' 7 . ' . 3 ' I , . . . , . . . , . . . , . ' . . , , . I 5 I . . ' . U . I ' 1 . , . . , , - , . . . . . , never see how the rest of our class turns out, espec1ally me, but then maybe 1f I ' ' ' , , . , . . . , . , . . , . , . . . . , , . , , , , . . I ' ' J H . . . . , - -I - . . 7 . 1 . . 7 .. , . . ' . ,T ' Q 7 . - - 7 . . . ' ' I . il X ,, . . . . . ' .... . , . . . 1 , . H . . r . , . , . . r , . Y . . , . . I , . . , . . . . . , . . , - f . . ' . ' ' . - . ' 4 l . . . Y. . . N-,W Yew VA. 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She s got her own private office. She is the private secretary of the Governor of Ohio. Now lets see who the next one is! Say now, this sure is a change of scenery. I can see a State Highway Patrolman and he is really giving some guy a merry chase. Boy this is really exciting. I hope my crystal ball gets close enough so I can see who it is. Now it s moving in, and it s Jim Pasch. Boy knowing Jim as I do I bet he really gives that guy a piece of his mind. There he has the car stopped. Well what do you know? It s not a man at all but a pretty girl and Jim is letting her go! Well like I said, Jim hasn t changed at all, so Ill see who I can dig up next on this thing. I sure hope I m next! Now I can see a factory and it s a mammoth Thing! Whatever they manufacture they must be big. Ill 'see what it says on the sign on the front of the building. It says Tiny s Long Long Trailers . Why Leonard Hatfield owns a house trailer factory in the big city of Amsden. Glad to see good ole Tiny doing so well. Im also glad to see Bonnie Shultz so happy. Of course Bill Peeler changed her name for her a little while after she graduated. They have quite a nice size family and Bill is very busy managing all-his farms. The one they live on is over 2000 acres itself ! I see here that Margaret Frisch is the Dean of Women at the world s most famous business school, Tiffin University. She started out just being a Professor in Com- mercial courses at T.U., and now look Where she is! Y is I m in, but you should see how the people are running around here. I never saw so much confusion in all my life. Somebody is opening a door to a big office and a blond haired man is sitting behind the desk. I hope the crystal ball gets closer so I can see who it is. It s the face of Paul Layton and he is the editor of the Chicago Daily Times . NoW,I can see the reason for everyone being so busy. He is also an owner and instructor in his spare time in a dancing studio. 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Y, -. ,Y, N -M.Ww.Y-f.-,,,s,WWYm --M WWW - Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class of 1957, Jackson-Liberty High School, Seneca County, the State of Ohio, and in the United States of America, knowing our school days are drawing to a close, realize that the time has come to make out the last will and testament of the Senior Class. We being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath to our fellow students as follows: First: To the J ackson-Liberty School we leave our stray belongings, such as our well used books which we cherished very much, nice smooth and well kept desks, a few wrote up tablets, and well exhausted teachers. Second: To the Faculty we do will and bequeath that the future classes of J .L.H.S. be as successful, co-operating, and easy to get along with as we were. To the Junior Class: We do will and bequeath our ability to have a bulging class treasury and spend it so sparingly. To the Sophomore Class: We do will and bequeath our many interesting class discussions and argu- ments. To the Freshman Class: We do will and bequeath our most intelligent brains. Third: To Mr. Sollars, we do will and bequeath our friendship. To Mr. Shaw, we do will and bequeath another very quiet and non-argueing Democracy class. To Mr. Kettler, we do will and bequeath the honor of many more classes as hard working and attentive as ours. To Mrs. Shreve, we do will and bequeath another Senior Home Economics class as interesting and talkative as the one in 57 . To Mr. Bowersox, we do will and bequeath five more good players and a championship team. To Mr. Bricker, we do will and bequeath another large class for Drivers Training that can keep the car in one piece. To Mr. Shreve, we do will and bequeath another shop class to make more paddles. To Miss Fischer, we do will and bequeath the ability to direct another Senior Class Play like the class of 57i'. To Mrs. Murphy, we do will and bequeath a second year typing class to break the world's typing record. To Miss Huff, We do will and bequeath more Seniors in the band next year. To Mrs. Kettler, we do will and bequeath another class to pay their .bills so rapidly. To the cooks, we do will and bequeath 22 less mouths to fill. To Mr. Massie, we do will and bequeath 22 less milk bottles to clean up. I, Herbert Beckhusen, do will and bequeath my soft and delicate laugh to Tom Kissling. I, Betty Shultz, do will and bequeath my ability to have Cheerleading all four years to any one who can fulfill it. I, Jerald Reidling, do will and bequeath my job as President of the Senior Class to any one who has the ability of getting something settled in Home Room Time.-15 minutes. I, Bonnie Shultz, do will and bequeath my ability to have gone steady all four years of high school Cwith no one but Billj to Mary Williams. I, Maryetta Loomis, do will and bequeath my shorthand ability to Barbara Nye. I, Carolyn Perkins, do will and bequeath my ability of talkativeness to Ruth Nicholson. I, Leonard Hatfield, do will and bequeath my quiet and shy ways to Bob McGough. I, Margaret Frisch, do will and bequeath my ability to get along without boys to Sandra Jones. I, Bill Meyer, do will and bequeath my ability to get a new Chevy Convertible to any one who can aHord it. I, Paul Layton, do will and bequeath my away with the women to Earl Myers. I, Ann Wilcox, do will and bequeath my job as Editor of the Blue and Gold Stai to any one who wants to tackle it and the headaches with it. I, Jim Pasch, do will and bequeath my ability to speak my mind and argue to Frances Kettler. I, Becky Decker, do will and bequeath my ability to do the Chicken to Janet Luzader. I, Wayne Holman, do will and bequeath my basketball ability to Robert Graber. I, Kenneth Vance, do will and bequeath my artistic ability to Judy Rouser. I, Marlene Knepper, do will and bequeath my ability to write to Bob every day to Ruth Ann Shaferly. I, Darlene Kline, do will and bequeath my ability to win music medals to Betty Stahl. I, Larry Hedden, do will and bequeath my good ole faithful Ford to Ronnie Ginnever, providing you baby it and Sandra's not in it. I, James Steinmetz, do will and bequeath my books to Marvin Ludwig so you can study and get Ats like I do. I, Jennie Woessner, do will and bequeath my ability to stay home evenings to Kay Yoakum and no boys. I, Bernard Blake, do will and bequeath my ability to sleep and waste time in Study Hall to Joan Sabo. I, Lenora Grimes, do will and bequeath my ability to get a sparkler to Barbara McElhaney. Lawyer... ....,. X9 K9,.,g.,4M, Witness ....... ............. Witness . . . . . ii 2? We ,...M-rx 4' Gut Ro ing Camera i :MSF if ,Iggy 1 zwiiqggggyzgf V , 22 1 3-, WM.. K A. vgf- f ,HM wg W1 wen, Ummm 25946 ke . . ., .ik 4 ,E H? 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S A If 'F in wir L.. :Ex WWW J M, va V g W K ,, ,K ki if gina? 5 Swv fx. lr, is 2 my v ggwh 5149 Qur Cafeteria Staff Kathleen Steinrnetz, Ruth Nickolson, Mary Williams, Betty Frisch, Tro Cessna, Bar- bara Nye, Mary Earl. f S -sf Cnr School Secretary Mrs. Kettler Cnr Custodian Mr. Massie Cnr Bus Drivers Clarence Slick, John Baldwin, Leland Sour, Ray Saalrnan, Bob Gee, Rev. Wise, Albert Stearns. S T l U D E N T B O D Y 23 Ruth Nicholson N. ,Bun f K like Cut uniors 'N-...-.... Paul RW' Janet Luzader an A . , S i Barbara Sandra Sayre Ruth Ann Mary Peters Barbara McElhaney Bob Mullholand Earl kfkx ff Frisch Ronnie Ginnever Robert Graber mum,-,v,1 - Sandra Jones Tom a ' AT DQ 'QQ 'f 'f7' Rouser Martha Saalman Joan F! Betty Stahl Kathleen Steinmetz Mary Williams SEAMAN MOTORS Lincoln-Mercury Sales and Service 406 justice Street Fremont, Ohio S. H. Seaman FE 2-5571 Bfifrk f ': A k Beatrice Kellar Jane Watson J 1m Reldhn Our Freshmen V if I -097 ,sry L V: J i -sl . :gy H 2 i. - 1 rffeaisfw -A wa: x: Linda Cramer W N. Y -v . - My kik. g 'WM' Jerry Bowersox Lula Byers ,-as.. -swun- -.qw Goon Mary Jane Hammer QS. v,,,. Ne' ...uny- Doris Holman fav-qv , 1 Kathryn Rosemary Johnson can -is 'N 'Q' na- V 'Q - so for Q- - Rose Ann Lucius V Anne t oes Anna A , , Anna X-'15 ,ww msaau an Mary Stearns Thomas Stemmetz Janice Steyer 26 CRAUN TR?glgPORTATION Beltsville, Ohio If Compton Y x.....-' Alberta Hollinger Kleinfelter 1 Joanne Nye Patty Woodruff Our Eighth Grade QW SEATED: Ruth Wildman, Raymond Might, Heller, Vernon Balliet, Barbara Kleinfelter, Sue Jones, Patty Lambert, Mary Nye, Kay Williams, Paul Minich. SECOND ROW: Carl Feasel, Dennis Cotterman, John Wheeler, Sandra Albright, Carol Clark, Joan Gee, Dallas Drenning, Lois Hartline, Nancy Compton, Lyle Uur Seventh Grade On i Dennis Lambert, Roger Harris, Richard Kimble, Carl Cessna, Mr. Shreve. THIRD ROW: Jerry Coleman, Rose Meyers, Jerry Snyder, Ed Wilcox, Sharon Whitman, Winifred Luzader, Tom Watkins, Dan McGough, Richard Gin- never, Duane Shaferly, Dian Woessner, John Well- man, Kenney Saum, Carolyn Kisabeth, Barry Smith. ABSENT: Barbara Swander. SEATED: James Harris, James Rouser, Bruce Roth, Patricia Kimble, Carl Frisch, Sandra McClory, Dona Woessner, Ann Kisabeth, Betty Colwell, Donald Kirkwood. SECOND ROW: James Vogel, Gayle Holman, Larry Stull, Cindy Hedden, Marilyn Steinmetz, James Rein- hart, Ann Ginnever, Janet Striif, Melinda Decker, I James Roth, Myrtle Clark, Leland Goon, Charles Hunt, Mr. Bricker. THIRD ROW: Billy McGough, Carlotta Myers, Carl Daughenbaugh, Nancy Myers, Carol Clevenger, Janet Harrison, Joe Rios, Galen Swander, Ronnie Watkins, Kenneth Null, Larry Lucius, Danny Wyans, Dwight Reidling, Lois Cramer, Glenn Kern. ABSENT: Richard Michaels. Compliments of ATLAS CRANKSHAFT, INC. Our Sixth Grade ,J ' 3'- H ki -' ' -J? -i ni-V . 535 L i, J l t , cric it , QR ,X Miss Caskie Our Fifth Grade Na rf' 2-.M-'X ,gr 'a:. 1 , , S ,W is . fl5fE E :Li fg ytty ' ' ifizfff if Mrs. Byerly 28 SEATED: Charles Williams, Gerald Holman, Jimmie Slick, Danny Roth, Judy Roberts, Judy Sayre, Janice Wellman, Patricia Kisabeth. SECOND ROW: Susan Shreve, Janice Smith, Shirley Lee Lambert, Judy Harris, Priscilla Luzader, Patrick Scherger, Allan Hollinger, Shirley Stagger, Dale Stewart. THIRD ROW: Thomas Holman, Dennis Myers, Paulette Kline, Mike Mull- holand, Richard Hughes, Martin Hammer, Penny Lanning, Thomas Beck, Harold Drenning, Joyce Hawk. SEATED: Warren Cochran, John Minich, George Wildman, Ricky Ogg, Jim Sabo, Carol Butzier, Jeanie Wolf, Alma Nicholson, Alice Fruchey, David Hedden, LeRoy Coleman, Eugene Williams. SECOND ROW: Allen Kirkwood, Jane Cessna, Jack Bowersox, Jane Roberts, David Kidd, Johnny DeLaRosa, Chuck Birkmire, Albert Hughes, Terry Book, Mary Graber, Charles Kimble, Janice Stull, Judith Perkins, Catherine Sendlebach. THIRD ROW: Daniel Meade, Charles Daughenbaugh, Jean Steyer, Gene Frankart, Richard Joseph, Cliff Hartline, Janet Doll, Gary Watkins, Thomas Stearns, Barbara Butzier, John Shoendorff, Ronnie Reinhart, Katie Swander, Sharon Smith, Kathy Kisabeth, Danny Campbell, Bob Sour. Compliments of C. l. STAHL STATIONS SEATED: Glen Wildman, Paul Balliet, Billy Bruns, Sandra Ogg, Robert Sterns, Berneita Saum, Cliifton Myers, Karen Coleman, Linda McDaniel, Jerry Williams, Michael Thomas. SECOND ROW: Linda Whitman, Santos DeLaRosa, Larry Hatfield, Roger Holman, Dale Drenning, Gloria Munoz, Linda Stark, James Mumaw, Beverly McClory, Elsie Lambert, Linda Faye Schutzberg, Judy Birkmire, Alfreda Diaz, Larry Cramer, Raymond Cheney, William Myers. THIRD ROW: Sharon Vance, Rose Mary King, Roger Massie, Danny Stump, Butch Hammer, Dennis Feasel, Patricia Mullholand, Paul Clevenger, John Waldvogel, Toy Ann McGough, Franklin Nye, Cheryl Souder, Gerald Balliet, lgatsy Meyer, Nola Saalman, Larry Bickelhaupt, John Strawman, Robert tagger. ABSENT: Allen Cotterman. SEATED: Ralph Hammer, Esther Meyers, Marilyn Kimble, Linda Doll, James Shively, Edwin Moes, Linda Hedden, Duane Cochran, Barbara Hughes, Virginia Strong. SECOND ROW: Joey Steinmetz, Ronald Bruns, Daniel Bickelhaupt, Sharon Hammer, Linda Butzier, Dorothy Clary, Christel Luzader, Jimmy Feasel, James Harrison, Stephen Jakcsy, Junior Diaz, Linda Combs, Barbara Kirkwood, Deborah Thompson. THIRD ROW: Cathy Campbell, Ronald Myers, Ronald Joseph, Larry Hammer, Dorothy Frankart, Richard Stewart, Dick Reinhart, Ruth Grimes, Sue Schutzberg, Kenneth Rush, Bonnie Rinebold, Terry Saalman, Beverly Harrison, Phyllis Hawk, Michael Brenamen. Cur Fourth Grade Mrs. Dicken Qur Third Grade A f'T: ' VfQ. QV' ' , 'd ivx if' 1 . K ar , K 5 kr QL 3'6- jf? F it 2 i Q W ff-su, - Mrs. Miller I. B. BASEHORE Cr CO. Coal and Builders' Supplies Concrete Septic Tanks . O-P Automatic Coal Burners 29 New Office, Yard and Warehouse Location 313 E. High St. Phone HE 5-6667 Fostoria, Ohio Our Second Grade Mrs. Sour at SEATED: Anna Wildman, Janet Lucius, Lois Hammer, Patty Gockerman, Kathy Schutzberg, Nancy Stagger, Donna Berkmire. SECOND ROW: Jana Miller, Ricky Snyder, Eddy Ginnever, Donald Correll, Christy Munoz, Peggy Holman, Becky Roberts, Carolyn Williams. THIRD ROW: Lynn Coleman, Ray McIntyre, Tommy Shrider, Larry Jakcsy, Donald Swartz, John Michaels, Charles Scherger, Glen Meade. Our Second Grade ' Q Mrs. Aldrich 30 SEATED: Eileen House, Gloria Myers, Alice Steyer, Diane Hammer, Gloria Bloom, Tom Smith, SECOND ROW: Pennie Miller, Margo Butzier, Kay Joseph, Suzanne Hostler, Jed Keiser, Mario Diaz, Billy Steward, Mike Combs. THIRD ROW: Roger Kleinfelter, Mary K. Kidd, Bobby Trout, Lauren Sander, Bobby Daughenbaugh, Cheryl Albright, Jimmie Hunt. ABSENT: Marcia Cotterman. Compliments of BASIC Incorporated SEATED: Betsy Campbell, Carolyn Kirkwood, Mary Lynn Thomas, Helen Clary, Juanita Rodriquez, Nina Brown, Paula Hedden. SECOND ROW: Mary DeVanna, Paula Stark, Charlotte Sander, Charlene SanderHCarol Harrison, Frances Nye, Lynn Sander, Janet Holman, Ruth tewar . THIRD ROW: Robert Swartz, John Moes, Stanley Fritz, Douglas Weissinger, goqhn Hammer, Steven Siebenaller, Robert Saalman, Richard Brown, Randall mn. SEATED: Sharon Stearns, Pamela Thompson, Brenda J akcsy, Joyce Meade, Iarol Johnson, Connie Billman, Marcia Munoz, Phyllis S'ours. SECOND ROW: Kay Lambert, Martha Bickelhaupt, Rita Rinebold, Amelia ielmlores, Alice Belmores, Rachel Daughenbaugh, Judy Frankart, Nina ,ous . FHIRD ROW: Jimmie Birkmire, Jimmie Stagger, Danny Decker, Joe Wise, Danny Brenamen, David Hammer, Raymond Daughenbaugh, Sammy Well- nan, Ralph Minich. F. H. HARTSEL Groceries, Meats and Dry Goods Phone 2192 Betfsville, Ohio Our First Grade Miss Brickner Our First Grade ' i t ii'1 5 ,. , , ,,,., , ,7 rv' 4 Q , ,, Mrs. Barton 31 Cnr Kansas School Cut rs. Co 32 Kansas Cook Cut Kansas Custochan Mrs. Craun OC1 1 A C T I V I T I E S E 33 Gut Blue and Gold Staff Wayne Holman Ann Wilcox Jennie Woessner Business Manager Editofr Assistant Editor SEATED: Lenora Grimes, Mr. Shaw, Herbert Beckhusen, Larry Hedden, Mr. Kettler, Margaret Frisch. STANDING: Marlene Knepper, Maryetta Loomis, Paul Layton, Jerald Reidling, Bill Meyer, Leonard Hatfield, Kenneth Vance, Bernard Blake, James Pasch, Carolyn Perkins, Darlene Kline, Becky Decker, Betty Shultz, Bonnie Shultz. Editor .............. ........ A nn Wilcox Class Will ....... ......... L enora Grimes Assistant Editor .... .... J ennie Woessner Class Prophecy ............. Carolyn Perkins Business Manager ........... Wayne Holman Sales Committee ..... Betty Shultz, Carolyn Circulation Manager .......... Darlene Kline Perkins, Betty Decker, Marlene Knepper, Art ............ Bernard Blake, Paul Layton, Herbert Beckhusen, Margaret Frisch, Bon- Kenneth Vance, Jerald Reidling nie Shultz, Lenora Grimes, Wayne Holman, Music ....................... Becky Decker Larry Hedden, Bill Meyer, Jim Pasch, Sports ......... ...... L arry Hedden Jennie Woessner, James Steinmetz, Ber- Dramatics ....... . . . Maryetta Loomis nard Blake, Ann Wilcox, Darlene Kline, Photographers ..., ..... B onnie Shultz, Jerald Reidling, Maryetta Loomis Herbert Beckhusen Advisors ............. Mr. Shaw, Mr. Kettler Compliments of THE COMMERCIAL BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Deposit Insurance Corporation Two Offices ZOO S. Main Drive-In Banking-220 Perry Fostoria, Ohio Cut Newshound Staff Ann Wilcox Darlene Kline Gail Ecker Circulation Manager Editor Assistant Editor SEATED: Betty Shultz, Mrs. Murphy, Maryetta Loomis, Marlene Knepper, Lenora Grimes, Bonnie Shultz, Margaret Frisch. SECOND ROW: Larry Stull, Ruth Edinger, Linda Cramer, Ed Wilcox, Jennie Woessner, Sue Compton, Carolyn Perkins, Wayne Holman, Larry Hedden, Becky Decker, Judy Kissling, Kay Yoakum, Nancy Compton, Lois Cramer, Sandra Jones, Barbara McElhaney. Advisor .... Mrs. Murphy ,Music ............. .... K ay Yoakum Editor .............. . . Darlene Kline Student Council. . . ..... Wayne Holman Co-Editor ............. ...... G ail Ecker FHA ............. . . . Margaret Frisch Circulation Manager ............ Ann Wilcox Twelve ............... . . Maryetta Loomis FFA ............. .... J ames Steinmetz Honor Society ............. Marlene Knepper Eleven .............. .... S andra Jones Y-Teens .................. Jennie Woessner Ten ...... ............... R uth Edinger Art .......... Carolyn Perkins, Becky Decker Nine ..... .,............... L inda Cramer Special Reporters. . .Lenora Grimes, Barbara Eight. . . .Nancy Compton, Eddie Wilcox McE1haney, Betty and Bonnie Shultz Seven ..... Linda Cramer, Larry Stull Publication Managers ...... James Steinmetz, Sports .... ............ L arry Hedden Band. Jennie Woessner SueCompton Typists ............... ........ T yping II THE FIRST NAIIONAL BANK o Fostoria and Bloomdale Serving this area for 74 years Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone HE 5-7747 Our Student Council SEATED: Mr. Sollars, Advisor, Mary Williams, Larry Hedden, Wayne Holman, Lenora Grimes, Bonnie Shultz, Mr. Shaw, Advisor. STANDING: Betty Frisch, Frances Kettler, Wendell Holman, Tom Kissling, Doris Holman, Lyle Heller, Gayle Holman. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ...................... Larry Hedden Vice President ..... .... W ayne Holman Secretary ........ . . . Lenora Grimes Treasurer ...... Mary Williams 36 The Student Council is the students oppor- tunity to participate in school administration. However, any act of this body is subject to the veto of the superintendent of the school. lt is a representative group of pupils elected by the classes and by several of the clubs of the school. This Council represents grades seven to twelve. The first attempt at this activity was made under the guidance of Mr. Snyder. After about two years it was given up and was not revived until the time of Mr. Now. Some of the official acts of this group have been the establishment of our system of making awards in athletics, music and public speaking. For several years, the council was responsible for yearly planning of an assembly and chapel program. More recently they have examined the budgets of the classes and organizations and either rejected or accepted them. In this way each class has been protected in the money making projects alloted to its group. The most important money making project of this organization is the magazine campaign. This is more successful each year and we hope to make it a habit. Some of our projects are to finance the Ath- letic Banquet, pay the fees for the Senior Schol- arship Tests. We also sponsor, financially, the Honor Society. Yearly we purchase and decor- ate the Christmas Tree, conduct the election of cheerleaders, and plan the Freshman initiation. This year we plan to spend some money for stage properties. The council is constantly on the look-out for projects that will make Jackson-Liberty a better school. Do you have any to suggest? HARROLD'S FUNERAL HOME 301 West Tiffin Street Phone HE 5-771i Fostoria, Ohio Our Honor Society SEATED: Mr. Shaw, Advisor, Joan Sabo, Bob McGough, Ann Wilcox, Jennie W snrMrl K M.S1l. oes e , a ene nepper, r o ars SECOND ROW: Barbara McElhaney, Margaret Frisch, Maryetta Loomis, Betty Stahl, Martha Saalman, Gail Ecker, Larry Hedden, Wayne Holman, Darlene Kline, Sandra Sayre, Ruth Ann Shaferly, Mary Williams, Kathleen Steinmetz, Sandra Jones, Judy Rouser. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Perkins, Becky Decker. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President ........................ Ann Wilcox Vice President .... .... J ennie Woessner Secretary ....... ...... B ob McGough Treasurer ..... Marlene Knepper Advisor .... .......... M r. Shaw Our school has been a member of the Seneca County Chapter of the National Honor Society since the school year of 1947-1948. To become a member of this society, a student must have a grade average of B with no semester grade below B during the senior year. The student must also have earned 32 activity points during the junior and senior years and the recommen- dation of the High School Faculty. J ackson-Liberty has had the following mem- bers: 1947-1948-Kyle Bigham, Kathryn Bachman, Ann Kassing, Richard Sour, Mary Elaine Few. 1948-1949 - Kathleen Coleman, Don Ecker, Catherine Kellar, Wanda Omwake, Beverly Sour, Vondale Swaisgood. 1949-1950-Betty Bricker, Zelma Kissling, Betty Compliments of MOORPS MEATS Fostoria, Ohio Gamby, Duane Byers. 1950-1951-Patty Roth, Jeanne Jones, Duane Baldwin, Robert Hammer. 1951-1952-Dave Loomis, Malcolm Hollenbaugh, Tom Bricker, Ray Saalman, Dorothy Kum- merer, Marilyn Rouser, Bonnie Brubaker, Betty Hatfield, Jeannette Butler. 1952-1953-Marilyn Fell, Joanne Wyans, Bar- bara Sherick, Carolyn Frisch. 1953-1954 -Marilyn Bigham, Marilyn Beck, Yvonne Ecker, Marilyn Holman, Janice Weissinger, Joyce Bigham, Peggy Butler. 1954-1955-Donald Graber, Mary Kettler, Ina Rae Kissling, Ruth Ann Striff, Arlene Walters. 1955-1956-Peter LePage, Constance Matthews, Evelyn Miller, Carolyn Hinsman, Paula Beck- husen, Sandra Woodruff. Compliments of 37 DELLS Cut F. H. . SEATED: Alberta Hollinger, Peggy Meyer, Sec'y.g THIRD ROW: Maryetta Loomis, Marlene Knepper, Martha Saalman, Vice Pres., Margaret Frisch, Doris Holman, Barbara Nye, Katherine Hughes, Pres., Kathleen Steinmetz, Treas.g Betty Frisch, Ruth Nicholson, Janice Steyer, Linda Vogel, Janet Mrs. Shreve. Luzader, Ann Wilcox, Becky Decker, Mary Stearns, SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Nye, Jennie Woessner, Betty Stahl, Barbara Kimble, Annette Moes, Betty Carolyn Perkins, Judy Roth, Anna Lou Saum, Shultz, Lenora Grimes, Bonnie Shultz. Rose Ann Lucius, Jean Hemminger, Darlene Kline, Janice Knepper, Mary Jane Hammer, Patty Wood- ruff. Cui' F. F. . SEATED: Jim Williams, Sentinel, Jerry Mull- metz, Donald Kleinfelter, Harold Hatfield, Bernard holand, Treas.g Bill Meyer, Sec'y.g James Pasch, Scherger, Joe Saalman, Eugene Luzader, Michael Pres., ,Virgil Hughes, V. Pres.g Donald Scherger, Huffman, Herbert Roth, Wendell Holman, Paul Reporter, Mr. Shreve. Layton, Raymond Reidling. SECOND ROW: Larry Ginnever, Thomas Stein- Compiimenfs of THE FOSTORIA LUMBER Cv SUPPLY CO. FOSTORIA NEW CAR AND Lumber and Millwork NEW TRUCK DEALER's ASSOCIATION 240 West North Street A Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE 5-7727 Fostoria, Ohio Uur Y-Teens SEATED: Miss Caskie, Frances Kettler, Student Councilg Gail Ecker, Sec'y.g Jennie Woessner, Pres.g Sandra Sayre, Vice Pres., Judy Kissling, Treas.g Mrs. Murphy . SECOND ROW: Lula Byers, Sandra Jones, Linda Cramer, Maryetta Loomis, Anna Marie Kirkwood, Betty Shultz, Lenora Grimes, Linda Vogel, Bonnie Shultz, Ruth Edinger, Barbara McElhaney, Judy Prince of Peace Rouser, Barbara Nye. THIRD ROW: Lynn Hill, Betty Frisch, Darlene Kline, Marcia McDonald, Janet Luzader, Sondra Perkins, Sue Compton, Judy Roth, Carolyn Per- kins, Peggy Meyer, Ann Wilcox, Becky Decker, Mary Stearns, Ruth Ann Shaferly, Alberta Hol- linger, Margaret Frisch. Bernard Scherger, Joan Sabo, Mr. Kraft, Gail Ecker, Sandra Sayre. PAUL M. GILMOR C0. Contract Motor Carrier Old Fort, Ohio GAY LANES II Lanes Brunswick Aufomatics Snack Bar Phone 5012 Tiffin, Ohio Seventeen :wasvw M - - Poor Willie Baxter, Paul Layton, is moon- struck from the minute he meets cute, dark- eyed, baby-talking Lola Pratt, Kay Yoakum, who has come to the country for a summer visit. Willieis father, Herb Beckhusen, thinks Willie must be sick, but his little sister, Sandra Jones, gets some spiteful joy out of mimicking him. On top of that, every other boy in the neigh- borhood is vying with Willie for Lola's atten- tion. He goes to such lengths to impress her that he Wears his father's much-too-large for- mal dress suit Whenever he calls on her in the evening. Poor Willie sticks out like a sore Genesis ............. Bill Meyer Johnnie Watson..Larry Hedden Willie Baxter ...... Paul Layton Jane Baxter ...... Sandra Jones Bert g ..... . . . . .Wendell Holman Charlie ............ Paul Hughes Dave .... .Ed Wilcox Joe Bullitt ........... ze. e -, -L., .t . . . . . . .Bob McGough thumb. But if you still have an empty place in your heart for the scenes of your childhood, you should have been completely captivated by this youthful, musical memory. This was the largest production that the J ackson-Liberty Music Department has ever at- tempted. There Were eleven different scenes with an orchestra used for an accompaniment. Weeks were spent Working on the stage scenery, dances, choruses, orchestra and individual solos. The costuming Was very modern and outstand- ing in color and style. C A S T Lester ...... ..Larry Stull Sue ....... ......... J oan Sabo Darrell . . . . .Lyle Heller Jenny ............ Sue Compton Dick , ..........,.... Dan Wyans Nan .......... Marcia McDonald Don ............ Duane Shaferly Mr, Baxter .... Herb Beckhusen Lola Pratt ......... Kay Yoakum Mr. Parcher .... Wayne Holman Mary Parcher .... Ruth Edinger Mrs. Parcher .....,.. Gail Ecker Emmie .......... Becky Decker George Cooper .... Tom Kissling Ida ........... Barb McElhaney Mr. Genesis ...... Virgil Hughes Madge .... .Judy Rouser Mrs. Baxter ...... Darlene Kline We Wish to thank Miss Huff for another year of outstand- :i i-,mee 1 . .- 3 1 sa was 4151 z S K.. f RFQ' H ., Miss Huff 40 ing achievements in the music department. She has again put her fullest efforts into all contests and activities. This year she directed a minstrel for the P.T.A., the band played at the home ballgamesg the music contestants came home With very high ratings in the clinic, district, and state contests, and the grade school operetta proved to be a great success with an exceptionally full house. The high school operetta was produced two nights with an outstanding at- tendance. The juniors and seniors would also like to thank Miss Huff for applying make-up for the junior and senior class plays. ty Band CT Jackson-Lib JW Y' ! 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They entered the music contests in the spring and to date received I rating in the clinic. These girls were highly praised by the judge on fine intonation and their ability to listen to each other. For some reason these girls always have a lot of fun with all of their prob- lems. The week of the contest one mouth piece fell to the floor and broke into bits, one clarinet lost several pads, another cracked a barrel and Miss Huff almost lost her mind. fWho wouldn't'?J The quartet will be a trio next year, for one of our fun-makers, Darlene Kline will be leaving for B. G. studying to be an elementary teacher. Best of luck, Clinker! BETTSV I LLE HARDWARE Who could have more fun than these six snappy gals and Miss Huff? Like the night they enter- tained the Kiwanis Club in Fos- toria and two of the girls passed all of their shrimp cocktail under the table and put it in Miss Huff's lap. That same night one of them was taking Miss Huff home and ran over a four legged black animal with a white streak down its back. Risingsun sure got per- fumed that night! They also en- joyed the delicious steak dinners while entertaining the Fostoria Industrial Management Club and the Rotary Club. They en- tered the music contests in the spring and to date received a I rating in the clinic. Gut Clarinet Quartet SEATED: Miss Huff. STANDING: Sandra Jones, Frances Kettler, Darlene Kline, Sue Hardware-Sporting Goods Compliments of Paints-Appgances SENECA CQUNTY LMPLEMENT B tt 'II h' e svl e, no DEALER Phone-Beftsville 2033 Qur Girlas Glee Club fi N 7 . L :,. , 'awiqsf I 19 37 SA SEATED: Sandra Jones, Barbara McElhaney, Judy Kissling, Ann Wilcox, Miss Huff, Kay Yoakum, Dar- lene Kline, Sue Compton, Sue Holman. SECOND ROW: Judy Rouser, Annette Moes, Bonnie Shultz, Betty Shultz, Joan Sabo, Gail Ecker, Doris Holman, Ruth Edinger, Anna Marie Kirkwood, Janice Steyer, Alberta Hollinger, Linda Cramer. Qur Boy's Glee Club D ' THIRD ROW: Frances Kettler, Peggy Meyer, Ruth Ann Shaferly, Judy Roth, Mary Lou Stearns, Lenora Grimes, Patty Woodruff, Carolyn Perkins, Marcia McDonald, Sandra Sayre, Janice Knepper, Sondra Perkins, Jean Lanning, Becky Decker, Anna Lou Saum, Lula Byers. M, fa: f, SEATED: Tom Kissling, Herbert Beckhusen, Larry Hedden, Miss Huff, Wayne Holman, Wendell Holman, Virgil Hughes. THE OHIO SAVINGS 6' LOAN ASSOCIATION Corner Main and North Streets F toria Ohio os , Insured Savings-Home Loans STANDING: David Shreve, Art Bickelhaupt, Melvin Goon, Jerry Bowersox, Paul Layton, Bob McGough, Ronnie Krupp, Paul Hughes, Jack Harris, Jim Williams. W LBUR BELL 43 I CUSTOM TILING Phone 686 Risingsun, Ohio Cnc Act Play THE LORD'S PRAYER by Francois Coppee Mademoiselle Rose .............. Joan Sabo Zelee .................. Barbara McElhaney Mere Blanche .... ........... G ail Ecker The Cure ............ .... J im Steinmetz Jacques LeRoux ............. Bob McGough An Officer .................,.. Paul Hughes Soldiers. .Virgil Hughes, Bernard Scherger The play takes place in a small cottage oc- cupied by the sister of the Abbe Morel which has just been shot by the rebels during the French Revolution. thing she has done. Miss Fischer has done a fine job in directing the senior class play and the one act play. Both productions were smash hits. Everyone enjoyed Working with Miss Fischer and We would like to thank her for every- Mr. Bricker directed the junior class play which was a big success. He proved to be a very capable direc- tor. The juniors all enjoyed produc- ing their play and wish to thank Mr. Bricker for the big help he was to The play starts with the housekeeper and neighbor discussing the Abb'e death and the broken hearted sister. During the play, a rebel comes to the sister to be hidden because he was not in favor of the revolution and when the soldiers come to get him she de- cides to give him the Abbe's cassock to wear so he Will be saved. She then says the Lord's Prayer and the curtain falls on a changed woman who no longer holds hatred in her heart. them. Miss Fischer Mr. Bricker Congratulations to the - Basketball Players of '56-'57 and GENE 51-AHL AGENCY Best of Luck to the Players next year SHUMAN5 BARBER SHOP Real Estate CT Insurance 107 E Center Street 'rlrrm FARMERs co-oP:RA1'lv: mc. - 304 E Nom, Shea, Adams sneer Tiffin, ohio FOSTOHHI Ohio Fosgonay Ohio Senior Class Play THE MAGIC TOUCH Robert and June Braddock, Wayne Hol- man and Darlene Kline, have quite a prob- lem when their teenage tomboy Bobbette, Marlene Knepper, disappears. She thinks Freida Fisher, Becky Decker, is trying to break up the Dirty Dozen and take Socko, Jim Pasch, away from her. Miss Blodget the Home Ec. teacher, Ann Wilcox, comes to the rescue. Chuck and Hank, Bill Meyer and Jerald Reidling, complete the Dirty Dozen. June hires Mrs. Washington and Ophelia Moore, Bonnie and Betty Shultz, as her help- ers for the fashion show. The Better Culture Club Committee, Mrs. Stockdale, Carolyn Perkinsg Mrs. Poo, Maryetta Loomis, Mrs. Clarence, Lenora Grimes, is very astonished over the whole uproar. Their chauffeur Willie, Jim Steinmetz and Squint, Herbert Beckhusen, the electrician add to the laughs of the evening. The play ends with the whole family being changed by the influence of the Magic Touch. unior Class Play WILLIE'S WEEKEND Mrs. McDonaldQ played convincingly by Gail Ecker, owns the Bide Awee home, where the flirtatious Mrs. Winkle, Judy Rouser, brings her son to convalesce. The part of Willie is rollickingly enacted by Bob Mc- Gough. She leaves him under the supervision of affable Hodgy Podgy, Tom Kissling, and Mulligan, Sandra Sayre. Sandra had the audience forever laughing. Pretty Eva Wood, Sandra Jones, nurses Brenda andt Shirely, played by Barb McElhaney and Betty Stahl respectively, take charge of Willie. The place becomes a mad house of hilarity with Paul and Virgil Hughes really putting on THE ACT by being Napoleon and Captain Kidd. Mrs. Wood, Ruth Shafferly, arrives to find the Babies Eva and Willie, kidnapped. Katheleen Steinmetz, as the quiet J aney Lou, answers the door bell and ushers in the newly-Weds, Mr. and Mrs. William Winkle. Uur Library Staff SEATED: Mr. Kraft, Advisor, Mary Williams, Ruth Nichelson, Betty Stahl, Kathleen Steinmetz, Betty Frisch, Janet Striif. STANDING: Barbara Nye, Jennie Woessner, Lynn Hill, Joanne Nye, Mary Jane Hammer, Anna Lou Saum, Sondra Perkins, Rose Ann Lucius, Rose Mary Meyers, Martha Saalman, Sandra Albright, Barbara Kleinfelter, Lula Byers, Cindy Hedden, Betty Cowell. Qui' I. Q. Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernard Scherger, Carl Bricker, Mr. Sollars, Gail Ecker, Darlene Kline. Compnments of nec:-rrusn snos. 46 THE ou: rom' BANKING co. PACKWG C0-' 'NC- 4 Tasty Brand Meats Old Fort, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio A T H L 4 E T I C S 47 Larry Hedden-Forward This was Larry's third year as a varsity letter man. His fight- ing spirit and sharpshooting from anywhere on the iioor was a great asset to the team in those tight spots. He will leave a position which will be hard to fill in the coming years. Bill Meyer-Guard Bill broke into the starting lineup his senior year. One of the shortest boys on the team, he kept the opponents work- ing with fine ball handling and his long one-handed set-shots that managed to loosen up a tight defense. Bill will be a noted loss next year. 4 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE School We They 54 52 Bettsville ........... Hopewell-Loudon 50 82 New Riegel ......... 78 59 Arcadia ....... ..... 8 4 47 Bloomville .......... 76 70 Montgomery Local .. 73 62 Risingsun ........... 63 45 Thompson . . . . 88 90 Gibsonburg . . . . 82 78 New Riegel .. .. 83 63 Bettsville . . . . . 71 57 Old Fort ......... . . 59 68 J ackson-Burgoon .... 90 52 Hopewell-Loudon 56 70 Alumni ............. 76 57 Republic . . . . 83 67 Attica . . . . . 65 78 1321 1097 TOURNAMENT GAME Thompson .......... 55 67 B U L L P U P S Wayne Holman-Center Wayne, playing two of his four years on the varsity, turned in many Hne performances, with one of his biggest coming in the Thompson game. Wayne's height brought him many scor- ing and rebounding honors. His calm playing will leave a position that will be missed by both the team and fans. Jerald Reidling-Guard Jerald, another senior boy, did a lot of 'fine substituting his last year. His guarding ability along with his ever harddriv- ing brought him the respect of both the team and the specta- tors. His seriousness and de- sire to win will long be re- membered. H Herbert Beckhusen INDIVIDUAL Forward SCORING Herb found a place on the var- sity his last year. Being one of the taller boys on the team, he will have a position not easily filled. Herb was an in- spiration not only to the team but the fans as well. He will long be remembered for his cooperative attitude. Bob McGough-Guard Bob was a junior this year and showed splendid ability in handling the ball on the oifen- sive end of the court. He al- ways managed to put life in the team with a driving lay-up or a one-handed set shot. The fans will have their eyes on Bob again next year. Larry Hedden . . Wayne Holman Ronald Hedden Bill Meyer ..... Bob McGough . Jerald Reidling Herb Beckhusen Tom Kissling .. Carl Bricker . . . Earl J. Meyers. . Wendell Holman B U L L P U P S 386 338 223 141 120 28 15 11 9 3 2 1,286 Ronald Hedden-Forward This was Ronnie's first year as a varsity player. He was a constant threat and kept the opposition guessing with his faking and deadly jump-shots. His cooperation and calmness on the hard court was a noted asset and much will be ex- pected of him again next year. Mr. Bowersox-Coach This was Mr. Bowersox's third year at Jackson-Liberty. He has had three successful sea- sons and we wish him luck in his future years. With victory, the coach was always on hand to congratulate and compli- ment both teams, Qur Varsity Squad SEATED: Bob McGough, Jerald Reidling, Larry Hedden, Wayne Holman, Ron Hedden Bill Me er. , Y STANDING: Raymond Reidling, Earl Myers, Jerry Bowersox, Herb Beckhusen, Mr. Bowersox, Carl Bricker, Tom Kissling, Wendell Holman, Earl Myers. Qur Senior High Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Compton, Betty Shultz, Ruth Edinger, Kay Yoakum. Cur Reserve Squad SEATED: Earl Myers, Tom Kissling, Carl Bricker, Jerry Bowersox, Wendell Holman. SECOND ROW: Raymond Reidling, Manager, Virgil Hughes, David Shreve, Herb Roth, Mr. Bowersox, Joe Saalman, Paul Hughes, Harold Hatfield, Earl Myers, Manager. Cur Baseball Team SEATED: Jerald Reidling, Tom Kissling, Earl Myers, Wayne Holman, Larry Hedden, Bob McGough, Don Scherger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bowersox, Ronnie Ginnever, Harold Hatfield, Bill Meyer, Jerry Bowersox, Ron Hedden, Herb Roth, Paul Hughes, Virgil Hughes, Jim Williams. gl ...A ,.... Ev L wfwf,-S, ..-I 555 Qj :fix 5 V' -,fr :.:Qg5,. fu ' iii! ,,.. X ,S ff' - , if 2 2 QQ ,xg-Elf VL I 4 W eww K 'K mai Q . ,LK gm 2-if in 2 N' -.-:SJ L w sh if 'wr sw :K , , f ,M -,Mm A , A W 3.-...L I mmN'B?'fw,. 'WMA-H 3. , 4.1 F Y-mw, ,,. , ,W , 4.+,, , , -,nv F V A1 sq.- -Ldv 1-www, K M W3 LW, 5? QQ, 'W' 'H' NNW Ina J. QQ 'N H 'V 4 A ' If . K as V. ,ia W W AK WY i?k I : fiery at W: ..,, . L is Track- l 95 6 Those who participated in the 1956 Track Meet were: Herbert Beckhusen, -Carl Bricker, Larry Hedden, Ronnie Hedden, Paul Hughes, Virgil Hughes, Wayne Holman, Tom Kissling, Pete LePage, Bob McG.ough, Jerry Mull- holand Earl J. Myers, Tom Nobbs, Jerald Reidling, Ronnie Wellman, Dick Woessner. The Student Managers were Ronnie Krupp, Jack Harris. Winners ln I-L Table Jerald Reidling of Amsden, O. and Linda Vogel of R. R. 3, Fostoria O. won prized Har- vard Gold Medals in the boy's and girl's sin- gles championships respectively in the excit- ing Harvard Table Tennis Tournament. Both winners showed fine table tennis technique as they drove through four hard-fought pre- liminary matches before defeating their re- spective runners-up in fast-moving final matches. Jerald, winner of the boy's crown, defeated Earl J. Myers for the championship, while Linda, girl's winner, defeated Ruth Trophey Winners This year our cheerleaders have again won the first place county cheerleading trophy. This is the third year in succession our cheer- leaders have won first place. Betty Shultz, our senior, has been a cheer- leader for four years. We are very sorry to see Betty leave. Kay Yoakum, who is a junior this year, has been on the cheering team for two years. This is the first year for Ruth Edinger, a sophomore, and Sue Compton, a freshman. Each class of the student body was well rep- resented by this group. These girls have worked very hard on their cheers and formations and we are proud of them. The J-L 1956 track team showed possibili- ties in their practice meets pI'10I' to Seneca County Track Meet. ln the county track meet they placed 5th as follows: Old Fort, 53 points, Melmore, 481!2g Attica, 38Wg Bloom- ville, 32, Jackson-Liberty, 18, Hopewell- Loudon, 16, Republic, 11, Thompson, 7. The following places were gained by Jack- son-Liberty. Ctime or distanceb 100 yd. Dash-11.4--2nd place-Tom Nobbs 880 yd. Dash-2: 16.2-2nd place-Wayne Holman 220 yd. Dash-24.6-3rd place-Tom Nobbs Mile Relay Team-3: 56-3rd place--Larry Hedden, Jerry Mullholand, Wayne Holman, Pete LePage Shot Putt-38'6 -3rd place-Tom Kissling Broad J ump-19'1 -5th place--Tom Nobbs The J-L 1955 team placed 7th in the Seneca County Track Meet with a total of 6 points. Tennis Edinger before a number of spectators. Mr. Ken Bowersox, local tournament direc- toor, will present the Harvard Table Tennis Tournament Gold Medals and inscribed Tour- nament Award Certificates to both winners at a special award presentation ceremony. The names of both winners in the local con- test have been permanently recorded in Harvard's Book of Champions. This book contains the names of all winners in Harvard Tournaments held throughout the nation. Our jr. High Team -ALLFLZ1' i ' 'LPRQQA A b a-fn 423' SEATED: Jim Roth, Gayle Holman, Bruce Roth, Paul Minich. SECOND ROW: Carl Cessna, Edwin Wilcox, Danny McGough, Tom Watkins, Dallas Drenning, Bill McGough. THIRD ROW: Ray Might, Larry Stull, Carl Feasel, John Wellman, Ronnie Watkins, Barry Smith, Dwight Reidling, Jim Vogel, Duane Shaferly, Mr. Bricker. Our jr. High Cheerleaders Nancy Compton, Cindy Hedden, Sue Jones, Joan Gee. w-:Q ig gag:-:M -. ,Eh gsi g sg' klifejiv- wxw- :VH ' . S1952 M531-4, ,ff ,Q ', .-,kg sf . X M 'if1'ff, -. f 'K 3 A ' M 1 1 Wg ' ' ' E , 1 5 . a - . 5 1 ' . . ' -N t L, 252,-13 ,l ks f I - fw ,L-HS , g f- 5 ,935 5 ,ii V. E, , ,,., ,wfig-g,,gzQ-,-, a I -1 , :gf m53i':5'f7T2M5mM:f744'71' A . K' K 5 5 xiii? 95' www .L .www A ,vfawew ., ,, , ww- V, S X . .. -vM,ggk?g?,- , W L4-gf ?flV157if-A A '.'I'NQf1g??,1f.w ' -f , , . .wlfff I , I '.:-,2.2j4,... Irzirii- 1' I f ir-'iK',f1fg-ff f f-7,5 WWE fi-iff' .. QL. , pg M., - fx . . ' . ,Y :f,:M,w1m,f ,. K , . 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SON General Repairing Carpenter 0 Electrical v Plumbing Kansas, Ohio Compliments oi ORVAL GOOD 5: SON Genuine Pfister Hybrids Brahman Cattle Aarico Fertilizer MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT GREEN'S GENERAL STORE Risinqsun, Ohio Phone 1-IE 5-4065 Fostoria, Ohio CERAMICS KozY KORNER Lessons Gifts Supplies Bernadine and Theodore Fruth LEOLA SNYDER 1-IE 5-3001 Fostoria, Ohio Risinasun, Ohio CLYDE PEELER 6 SON DeKalb Hybrid's Seed Corn DeKalb Chics Certified Wheat and Beans Swiit's Red Steer Fertilizer R. R. No. 1 Phone Bettsville 3771 Kansas, Ohio Compliments of DRY CLEANERS of FOSTORIA Bishop Porters Edwards Keyes Hade See Bates for Insurance BATES INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street Risinqsun, Ohio Phone 432 Compliments of FLORIAN F. REINHART Ditching Contractor Phone-Bettsville 3180 Kansas, Ohio Compliments of R O C K I N N Risinqsun, Ohio Phone 748 D e M u th ' s Route No. 3 Tiffin, Ohio Phone Old Fort 2211 THE SUN GRAIN ASSOCIATION Grain, Seed, Feed. Coal. 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Monroe Tiffin, Ohio KLEIN'S TRUCK STOP 24 Hour Service 6? Repairs FINDLAY ROAD U. S. Routes 224 51 l8 West Phone l540 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of BOB'S SOHIO E. Perry ci Monroe St. Tiffin 23ll De BARBRIE'S THE FRIENDLY CORNER Miami G Sandusky Sts. Phone-500 Tiffin, Ohio TROUT AND BLADOW FURNITURE COMPANY Phone-5255 REID. No. 3 Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of W 'a m TOWN TAVERN 'MTWR' 4-'W Bernard Roth ADAMS STREET LUMBER CO. 49 Adams St. Phone 4800 Bascom' Ghio Tiffin, Ohio 11 WINIFRED HOKE SHOPPE Winifred G. Bessire Chic Millinery Phone 3541 100 S. Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio HOSSLER CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 880 Tiffin, Ohio DAVIS' SCHWINN BICYCLE DEALER Repair and accessories for a11 makes of bicyc1es Phone HE 5-2362 105 Perry St Fostoria, Ohio SWIFT 6. COMPANY SOYBEAN MILL Fostoria. Ohio SERVICE CAB CO. Rates on out of town ca11s 24 hr. Service Phone 333 Tiffin, Ohio FIRESTONE Phone 2100 12 North Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio Oomphments of BOWEN'S TAVERN Fred of Made1ine Bowen Bettsvi11e, Ohio 72 A sincere thank you to DICKEN 6. WONDERS STUDIO Compliments of THE WILLOWS DRIVE IN Edge of FOSTORIA on Route 199 Compliments ot KWIK SHAKE INN Only Quality Food Served Fostoria. Ohio Compliments ot The Mennel Milling Company Flour-Feed-Grain Fostoria, Ohio F REEIVIAN'S PURE OIL CARWASH - LUBRICATION AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES 100 East Lytle Fostoria, Ohio DICK'S T.V. ANTENNA 8: TOWER SERVICE Ph I-IE 5 4540 736 N M S FCSTORIA OHIC R h d D COMPLIMENTS OF FOSTORIA CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC. POSTORIA OI-HO BEERS TV SALES 8: SERVICE TELEVISION 6 RADIO SALES 6. SERVICE ADMIRAL 7OO S dusky St. f Phone I-IE 5 5590 FOSTORIA OI-IIO MONTGOMERY WARD Where All America Shops and Saves FOSTORIA OI-IIO Compliments of BLssLLMAN,rLoL1sT FOSTER gl SUN MOBIL SERVICE 821 Columbus Avenue Carwcrsh - Lubrication HEmloclc 5-3475 Automobile Accessories FOSTORIA, OHIO Lytle ci Poplar St. Michael ci Ruth Bessermom Phone HE 5-961 FOSTORIA, OHIO WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Member ETD. TELEPHONE HE 5-4324 South Union Street Asphalt Paving-Stone Dirt-Excavating Payne Brothers' Greenhouses P. Q BOX 548 FOSTORIA, OHIO FOSTORIA, OHIO cur FLOWERS Porrsn PLANTS 1fPUYS fo Pave THE LOUIS O'CONNELL CO. Ready Mix Concrete S 1vr IT H S APPAREL SHOP 117 NORTH MAIN STREET FOSTORIA, OHIO 19O SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET TIFFIN, OHIO SMART APPAREL ' For Bullders MATRON AND IVIISS Coal Carol Kina, S1'1ir1ey I..ee Martha Manning and Levine DRESSES 17 Adams St. ROSSMQT Mary' Lane Tiffin. Ohio CO-A-TS PHONE 17 I-Iosiery, Underwear CS Accessor es Com pliments of Seneca County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Tiffin - Fireside - Siam it Your Electric Servant OHIO POWER CO. Chapman's Jewelers ALL NAT1ONA.LLY ADVERTISED I:1OUVER'S Watch Repair Service DIAMONDS ELCIN - OMEGA - BULOVA Watches WATCHES Diamonds Weekly Terms Religious Gifts Phone 1-1E 5-3864 103 S. Main St. POS-I-ORIAI OHIO Phone 7-2421 Bascom, Ohio CUMPAN Y , THE CLOTHES CLUSET Not fancy but then you cant take the store home with you so Why pay tor it? look The finest in home furnishings Marion Edison Sue Younq 114-116 W. Center Street Phone 1-IE 5-780 Fostoria, Ohio 118 W. Center Street 77 Treat Your Feet To The Best lt's smart to buy good shoes and then have them rebuilt - not cobbled. There's a difference. Let us show you. Shoes rebuilt while you Wait. D IME THE T '5 A hi du W 755 oun suozs IIEBUILT IOE BROWN'S SHOE SHOP 109 E. Tiffin Street Let Ioe Brown the Sole Saver Heel You! gf :H . IO . ff' PTI 5 I ' f I V f HA E fm, AI-ILENIUS Fostoria's Largest Department Store Visit the New Housewares Department at 78 Protect What You Have By Insuring With KINN 8: THEUBALD AGENCY 109 E. Center Street FOSTORIA. OHIO Phone: HEm1ock 5-6604 - HEm1ock 5-6605 Insurance Real Estate STANDARD DIL PRODUCTS els-Oils-Gasoline Motor U. S. F1 B 11 Ph 3247 WEISSINGER'S General Merchandise Kansas, Ohio GEE'S MARKET Meat 8: Groceries Fresh Vegeiables KANSAS. OHIO Compliments oi Forrest Jones WELL DRILLING Pumps-Pipes-Softeners B 'li -Ph e 3744 K Oh STUVER RETTSVILLE GRAIN 8: IRON and METAL DRYING UDRP- SCQEISIQDN Grain-Feed-Coal COPPER Grinding Grain-Drying Nlfgfjffs Farm Supplies IUNK cims BE'r'rsv1LLE. omo Pick-u S B H 3132 Phone 2011 HUIVIBERTS SERVICE Remember io Stop with us in '57 Gas-Oil-Accessories AAAS RALPH'S SUHIO Ph 2351 Phone 9491 BETTSVILLE' OHIO BE'r'rsv1LLE. OHIO Compliments ot McDANIEL INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurnace and Bonds BETTSVILLE ci KANSAS Phone 2434-Gttice Phone 3737-Residence Bascom Elevator and Supply Let Us Grind and Mix Your Feeds Largest Concrete Grain Storage in Seneca County PHONE 7-2171 Bascom. Ohio WOODS PAINT STORE Sherwin-Williams Paints Super Kemtone-Kemglo Arvon Texture Phone 2682 Bettsvtlle, Ohio SPORTING GOODS Basketball Supplies Gym Clothing Guns df Ammunition RINK ROLLER SKATES BAIR BROS. CO. Tiffin, Ohio 81 When it's Real Estate see C. W. CRUBAUGI-I REAL ESTATE 35 Years Real Estate Experience City, Suburban and Farm Properties 34 S. Washington St. TIFFIN, OHIO Compliments of AREND-CURTHELL FURNITURE CO. TIFFIN AND BOND FURNITURE OF FREMONT COURTESY, SERVICE AND CCCD FURNITURE 420 S. Washington, Tiffin Phgne 374'lW 2-7421 W. Garrison E mont McDade Upholstering The J. A. Miller Tile Co and Drain Your Farm Before It Drains You 27 East Market St. TIFFIN. OHIO Phone 4017W Uuality Clay Drain Tile Corrugated Metal Pipe Vitriiied Sewer Pipe BASCOM Phone 7-2801 C m p1 'ments of CLOUSE CAFE 8: GROCERY Bascom. Ohio SAYRES GENERAL STORE Phone 3022 SAYRES MOTOR SALES Phone 5877 AMSDEN, OHIO Earl H. S yre. Prop. MAR-GE-NE 'A Good Pla T E t 102 E. Market St T H n, Oh M. 8: M. SEED CORN Ohio Certified Seeds T. R. Walters B it ville 3177 Kansas, Ohio Jim, 45th, Mean, og Brmbmaa for the for the AMSDEN CIDER MILL Best Wishes to You Main Highway Garage Iames I. Patton, Prop. General Repairing TEXACO GAS HAVOLINE OIL 6. GREASE GOODRICH TIRES 6. TUBES AND TUBELESS TIRES Phone 591 RISINGSUN. OHIO STRANGE PUBLISHING CU. Printers ' Publishers The UNIQUE DERRICK Risinqsun 0 Bloomdcrle Wood County's Favorite Weekly Telephones: 33l-332 Risinqsun, Ohio 84 HAMMER RADIO 8: TV SERVICE AND HI FI Fostoria. Ohio R.R. No. 3 Phone HE 5-6060 ONSEL BROTHERS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTCRS Oil- Gas Waterwell :S Plumbing Suppl TiIeD ' -F P t RISINGSUN CHIC Ph 881 361 SANDUSKY COUNTY FARM BUREAU C0-OP. ASSN. FREIVIONT CLYDE BURGOON FO D T 1: Com piiments ot RUPP 8: RIGGS FEED COMPANY F ostoria, Ohio THE GORDON LUIVIBER CO. First in Quality Fairest in Price Fastest in Service A satisfied customer is our first consideration Be-ttsville, Ohio Phone 2801 5 3 Compliments with flu? new... ' of f ..- . .. - 'G -' ftv' trfrtsr B. 8: B. CAFE I '- :,:f:f f BETTSVILLE. OHIO WORlD'S F145 7 ES' T PORTABLE OFFICE SUPPLY Phone I-Ie 5-2356 112 W. Center FOSTORIA, OHIO 86 VERN ci ELSIE MOMPHER BRUTCHER sumo JUYCE SNYDER SERVICE STONES BARNYARD rm. GASCLINE, on., LUBRICATION LIME SPREADING TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES BULLDOZING FOSTORIA. OHIO OLD FORT, OI-IIO RR. No. 3 BOX 23 Phone 2712 Phone 7-2288 Bcrscom Weller-Wonderly Inc. Compllmenls of FUNERAL HOME DAY OR NIGHT Warn's Hardware AMBULANCE SERVICE Federal 2-6409 Bascom Ierry E. Weller Cliff Wonderly Phone FREMONT, OHIO WALTS LUNCH Groceries 8z Fountain Service Phone Betts. 7-2416 Residence 7-2511 Bascom. Ohio SUPERETTE Sandusky and Fremont Sts Fostoria, Ohio Compliments ot Tifiin Parksave Super Compliments of Market SMITH Sw GRABER Where parking is no problem. Tittin, Ohio FOSTORIA OHIO BUILDING CONTRACTORS Office HE 5-7400 Residence HE 5-4951 or HE 5-5030 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AFTER Tl-IE GAME Compliments A of MAYHEW'S DRIVE-IN The Tiffin Automobile Dealer's Ass'n. Hamburgs - Malts French Fries ' Cokes MGYGIS POHUCIC SCHGS Porter Motors, lnc. Rose Motor Sales ORDERS Russell Buick CALL IN Sattler Ohevroletg 1 Seneca Motor a es PHQNE IN Tiffin Motors, lnc. DRIVE IN Tiffin Nash Sales Wittman Motor Sales Phone HE 5-5354 1 Coppus Motor Series Koontz Motor Sales Fostoria, Ohio l Compliments Hoover's Sohio of Garage 8: Service Sfafion Mann Funeral Home, Inc. TIRES, BATTERIES, OIL 5 Ambulance Service Bascom, Ohio Phone 7-2811 PHONE HE 5-6694 Residence 7-2815 Fostoria, Ohio 89 Snyder Flying Service Dusting, Seeding 6. Spraying SNYDER AIRPORT Fostoria, Ohio Compliments ot Ohio Farmers Grain and Supply Association FCSTCRIA, Cl-HC Manufacturers ot Ohio Farmers Seeds and Fertilizers Wholesalers ol Farm Supplies MOES BAKED ENAMEL PAINT SHOP PHONE HE 5-6297 i247 N. County Line St. Fostoria, Chio All Types Automotive Refinishing, Body and Fender Repairing 90 Compliments ot BAUGH 8: SONS COMPANY OF OHIO FCSTORIA, CHIC S. R. Babylon, Manager Premium Plant Food and Soil Builders Meadowbrook Park-Playground oi Northern Ohio, Bascom, Ohio Between Tittin ci Fostoria on Route l8. Clean Pun of Relaxation. 60 Acres ot Beautiful Groves, Swimming Pool, Play Grounds, etc. Dancing Pavilions, Boating, Pony Rides 6: Amusements. Tables for Picnics and Reunions. Bath I-louse, Game Courts, Baseball Grounds, Refreshment Stands, etc. Outdoor Movies every Sun- day, Tuesday, and Thursday Night during park season. Ball Room available tor rental to Private Parties, Dances and Com- munity Activities. Round and Square Dancing Dances Every Sunday Night KANSAS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR Hardware and Farm Supplies Grain-Feed-Coal Kansas. Ohio ,. 35,331 V, A fa I 12 1j,.,1L:.xg?4.Z!:f3f-I:.fm-5,,.E, v -WH: I 1 2-ywgf , :N - 1 - lyzsjf ' AS -1, ' ' 1 ' if ' A ' ' ' UE -43 3126 WWWMWKXE 5 2 , if A 52 MA 52 Q2 WWMQN ax aa . -WM . 1' k A D I' xg' glfya Mfwow MV' H M ag! 0 ,,, BA 5f79L'7QfW?Ki3?f0Zf Xi 31 ig WWW QQSESESQW' ' Mk gfwciw 2 QPF: Niiiwg MW M gi ji 186522 xx Mm? ,gg Mfg, QR YZ EX M JMwMfiff51kQ,MAsw W XM lwwgxe ws E W5 My Q26 NY W W' 32 ig f? 'MQiKi2M'ww? 513 H,f2fWzf.Q12M W Q ME Q Mya wwf My g f,eM5sQfg YQ Wwflxf 2 ff? Sw E isih FE fig gfwwigix if A ig 55' vga Wfi MM! ji ami? E3 ww-0 Xi? 5355 if Wi? iff MNJVWQCQV mqfw 'Z My Eff E332 mf