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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

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Our warmest thanks go to Mr. Kettler, our ad- visor, for all the help and co-operation he has given us in the past year. -The Annual Staff Published By SENIOR CLASS OF 6O JACKSON-LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL Amsden, Ohio DEDICATION Esther Hartshorn was born in the village of Newark in Licking County to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartshorn. After her school days at Newark High School in Newark, Ohio she enrolled at Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware. After completing college she taught at Central High School in Lima, at Bradenton and Winterhaven schools in Florida, at Newark High School, and finally came to Jackson Liberty. Mrs. Emmert and her husband William Emmert, a lawyer, celebrated their twenty-sixth Anniversary in June. They have a son, William Jr., at- tending Dental School at Ohio State. Therefore, the Blue and Gold Staff of 6O takes great pleasure in dedicating our annual to Mrs. Esther Emmert who has devoted many years as a teacher to further the education of the students and also as a friend to the students. We further dedicate this 1960 Blue cmd Gold to our parents who have been so kind and understanding the past twelve years Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Baumbarger Don Byers Charles Cramer Dean Compton Vincent Frisch Edward J. Hammer Martha Merkle and and and and and and and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Glen Hill Albert Hollinger William Holman Edwin Hughes Wade C. Kirkwood Ralph Kleintelter Leland Knepper Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Leo Lucius and Mrs. Anthony Moes and Mrs Paul Nye and Mrs Virgil Perkins and Mrs. Bernard Scherger and Mrs. Estel Saalman and Mrs Albert Stearns and Mrs Howard Steyer Dottie Stark and Mrs. Melvin Saum and Mrs. Irvin Steinmetz and Mrs. Charles Thomas and Mrs. King Turpin Executive Head VICTOR C. WOOD Principal S. KENNETH SOLLARS Seniors: Nearly a thousand years ago a man in Persia wrote, The moving finger writes and, having writ, moves on- in describing our inexorable march into history. Each year at graduation time we are struck again by our ability to share common thoughts with 'a man dead for forty generations. True, it certainly is, that this class will leave and many others will come to take its place. Yet each class and each individual leaves a mark on the school and every person in it. ln concluding his thoughts on this matter, Omar Khayyam said, Nor all thy Piety nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line. Nor all thy tears wash out a word of it. The best of luck to the class of 1960. May the writer of history be kind to you. Victor C. Wood Seniors: During this particular phase of the World's History, many problems confront all of us. Some of them are new ones which only the very finest training and research can solve. Our hope is that all of you have received an educa- tional background which will enable you to understand and participate intelligently in the rapidly changing pres- ent and future. You have been a part of our lives these past four years to such an extent that your future and ours will be inseparable. We will share in your ioys and sorrows, and in your achievements and disappointments. H We wish the best of everything to be your lot and may God be pleased with you. S. Kenneth Sollars G. H. Kettler, B.S. ln Ecl. Mina Murphy Esther Emmert, B.A. Oakland City College Bowling Green State Univ. Ohio Wesleyan Univ. Heidelberg College Tiffin Business University English, Latin, Library Bowling Green Slate Univ. Miami University Social Science, Art Commercial Courses ' , ff ' Ol L0 l i ' V. 1. . 1 f , 4 Y, , 1 ,J-.y Eleanor Nieset, B.S. in Ed. Betty Stroud Nicholas Ezzone, B.S. in Bowling Green State University Northeast Louisiana Stale Music Ed. English, Phys. Ed. College, B.A. Bowling Green Stale Univ. louisiana State University, Instrumental Music M.A. in Music Vocal Music Ralph Carroll, B.S., Max Chapman, B.S. in Ed. Wayne Hoover, B.A. M.A. in Ed. Bowling Green State Univ. Heidelberg College University of Toledo Math, Science, Phys. Ed. Science, Math, Phys. Ed. Social Science, Phys. Ed. ' ii' W ff J , .mi ii 4. 5 iii!! 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BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Alice Kettler, Clerk, Herbert Ritter, President, Royal Harrison, Vice-President. Standing: Victor Wood, Executive Head, George Evans, Ed Kisabeth, Norman Swais- good. Q ' we 1- Mft' , , I v V. Q.. ' in mfg..-fi fl ,V W, 'ai ifzrfgj 'B ff? CH' - .1 'f, 5 R 'lfsicfl' 'tzuz' X Z 1 I Egg X i 1.,'Yff' . if 4. l ' I R I X . . F . i . 1 I I I w 1 xii? 1... . - rw! I n 4-.fb awww Q- H u K- Q i . . J. N -N. AJ. .VM G W ,.,. .4 Q-g.,Ey..v .TIM -535152 xa ' ' W. .1 .mv fag M53 . 65.57, . 1 .af s Q 25 i ., K i www -2 .. '. N93 9 if .5 QV sis!! JE? meg, as ry. . Q as M 5: 3 gs. wwf H' .W W Kg 1 H ww W' w Lp-A 3- f .21-ff 1- p .GY ', , . -.5 ... F 5.54.2 E51 xiaifi' Zim 314-16' faeffclgib :Xa 111 xl lm V r '? sa f fif- 'A Q . . :L F -,X ,. X I '-59 : if i Janice Lee Knepper Mqry Lou Sfeq,-ns JUN f Mary Lou NO kidding? N Not Really! PfeSidel1f - Vice President ii Alf' A ' J-i f . Y. ': 'i'f,i iifzxrr- '1 zz:-,-,rg i e LA eff. - e -V I iq. , , . f ,- 4. Ve: 41 V -if, Ni . '1 .f w , ,Y Y. , , A. A , mx J 2 ea Thomas Steinmetz Q .-Tom.. 1 Let me see The money.' S4 - Treasurer Rose Ann Lucius Linda Cramer llRosell lllinfl Hoi Dog Rec1IIy? Secretary Student Council Lula Mae Byers Little Lulu Get serious now Mary Jane Hammer Janie I don'f know ff? Rosalind Frisch Rosie You kidding? H: iota? H 1 ' H Meg... H W, Sue Compton Sue Oh you guys Lynn Hill ..Lynn.. May I help you? aw i ' Am, Alberta Hollinger Bertie Oh be serious gr' Donald Kleinfelter Donnie I dont know Dons Holman Homely Oh get serious 9 3-J Q V wi 1 Kqfhryn HUghe5 Al'll lCl Marie Kirkwood Kqfl1y Anna I'II be ca son of cz biscuit Oh darn B ? Annette Moes Pc1ulie Gee whiz Sondra Perkins Perk Oh fiddle f I .Ioe Saalman Killer If you dont beluev iust ask me. 1: 1 Q, 1,1 'glial . ' 1 i Joanne Nye HJC.. Might as well-cc1n't dance Judith Ann Roth Judi How about that Anna Lue Saum Anna Oh shoot Bernard Scherger Professor Hey you, get to work. .lamce Steyer Joe Holy cow . , Garth Thomas DOUSIIUS TU Pi'1 Goose DOUG Z.z-z-z Z-Z-Z-z Leave it to your old dad. ACTIVITIES CAROL BAUMBARGER General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Band I, F.H.A. 2-3-4, Librarian l-3, Volleyball Team 3, G.A.A. 2, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Anthony Wayne 'I-2. PEGGY BAUMBARGER General Course I-2-3-4, G.A.A. l-2, Volleyball 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, F.H.A. 2-4, County Honor Society 3, Honor Society 3, An- thony Wayne 1-2. LULA BYERS General Course l-2-3-4, Newshound Staff 4, Y-Teens I-2, Librarian l-2, Pep Club 2-3, Girls Glee Club I-2-3-4, County Chorus I-2-3, Bond 2, Workshop l-2, Operetta I-2. SUE COMPTON General Course 'I-2-3-4, County Chorus I-2-3, Choral Workshop I-2, Volleyball 3, Band l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Cheerleader I-2-3-4, County Band T-2-3, Y-Teens l-2, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4, Student Council 3, Treas. 3, County Music Clinic I-2-3-4, Dis- trict Music Clinic l-2, State Music Clinic I-2, Pep Club 2-3, Operetta l-2, Clarinet Trio l-2-3, Concert Bond 4. LINDA CRAMER General Course l-2-3-4, Class Secretary and Treas. 2, Pep Club 3, Secretary 3, Student Council 4, Y-Teens I-2, Treasurer 3, Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 2, Librarian l, Newshound Staff I-2-3-4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4, Operetta l-2, County One Act Play Contest 2-3, State 2, Septette 2-3, Sextette 4, County Music Contest 2-3-4, District Music Contest 2-3-4, State Music Contest 2-3, Glee Club I-2-3-4, County Chorus l-2-3, Choral Workshop l-2-3, Delaware Festival 2, Band l-2-3, Vice President 3, Lakota March- ing 4, Lakota Concert Band 4, Lakota Dance Band 4, County Band 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4. ROSALIND FRISCH Commercial Course l-2-3-4, General Course l-2-3-4, Betty Cracker Test 4, Newshound Staff 3, Librarian 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, St. Wendelin High School l-2. MARY JANE HAMMER Commercial Course I-2-3-4, General Course I-2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2-3-4, F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4, Librarian l-2, Pep Club 2, Y-Teens l, Betty Crocker Winner 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4. LYNN HILL College Prep. I-2-3-4, Y-Teens l-2, Librarian I-2-3, Head Librarian 3-4, Seneca County Honor Society 3, Ass. Editor Blue and Gold Staff 4, Cir. Manager Newshound 4, Office 3, Individual Events 2, Prince of Peace 2, I-Q League Alt. I-2-3, National Machinery Citizenship Award T-2-3, National Honor Society 4, D.A.R. Test 4. ALBERTA HOLLINGER General Course l-2-3-4, Commercial Course 2-3-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff l-2-3-4, Class Vice Pres. I, Class Student Council Rep. 2, Class Pres. 3, Class Play 3, Y-Teens l-2, F.H,A. 'l-2-3-4, His- torian l, County Historian 3, Secretary 2, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Treas. 3, Choral Workshop l, County Chorus 3, Marching Band l-2-3-4, Concert Band 4, Band Treas. 3, Operetta I-2, Librarian 4, Pep Club 3, Volley- ball I-2, Individual Events 2. DORIS HOLMAN General Course 'l-2-3-4, Commercial Course 2-3-4, Student Council Rep. l, F.H.A. l-2-3, F.H.A. Parliomentarian 3, Class Secretary 3, Class Play 3, Girls Glee Club l-2-3-4, Delaware Festival 2, Operetta l-2, Pep Club 2-3, Newshound 2-3, Volleyball Team I-2-3, Librarian I-3, Y-Teens l, Blue and Gold Staff 4. KATHY HUGHES Vocational T-2-3-4, General Course l-2-3-4, Music 2-3, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Y-Teens l, librarian l-2, Office Assistant 4, Operetta 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Betty Crocker Test 4. ANNA MARIE KIRKWOOD College Prep. T-2-3-4, Volleyball 3-4, Y-Teens l-2, Glee Club I-2-3-4, County Chorus 2-3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 2-4, Honor Society 3, Class Play 3, County One-Act Play Contest 3, Delaware Fes- tival 2, Operetta l-2, Librarian I-2, Special Work 4, Queen 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4. DONALD KLEINFELTER Vo. Ag. I-2-3-4, General Course l-2-3-4, F.F.A. l-2-3-4, F.F.A. Vice Pres. 3, F.F.A. President 4, Varsity Club 2-3, Junior Class Play 3, Dairy Judging l-2-3-4, Newshound Staff 3, General Livestock Judging T-2-3-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Honor Society 3, Book Repair I-2-3, Track 2, Baseball 2, One Act Play Manager 2, Librarian I-2-3, Voca- tional Agriculture Scholarship Test 4. JANICE KNEPPER General Course l-2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2-3-4, Volleyball 2-3, Class Play 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 3-4, Librarian l-2-3, Glee Club I, Class President 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4. ROSE ANN LUCIUS General Course 'l-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Glee Club 2-3, County Chorus 3, County Orchestra 2, County Band I-2-3, Marching Band I-2-3-4, Concert Band 4, Volleyball 2, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Class Secretory 4, Office Work 4, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, Librarian I-2-3, Operetta I-2, Pep Club 3, Class Play 3-4, Book Repair 3. ANNETTE MOES General Course l-2-3-4, Commercial Course 2-3-4, Honor Society 2-3, County Honor Society 3, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, F.H.A. Treas. 3, Class Treas. 2, Y-Teens l, Septette 2-3, Sextette 4, County Music Clinic 2-3, District Music Clinic 2-3, State Music Clinic 2-3, County Chorus I-2-3-4, Choral Workshop 2-3, Delaware Festival 2, Pep Club 2-3, Citizenship Award l, Operetta I-2, Homecoming Queen Attendant 3, Blue and Gold Ed- itor 4, Preliminary Scholarship I-2-3-4, District Scholarship 3, Aptitude Tests 4, County Band 2, Betty Crocker Test 4, Librarian l. JOANNE NYE General Course l-2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2-3-4, Librarian l-2, Pep Club 2, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Y-Teens 'l, Vo. Course 1-2-3-4. SONDRA PERKINS Commercial Course 2-3-4, General Course I-2-3-4, Class Treas. 3, Class Play 3, Marching Band I-2-3-4, Concert Band 4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Newshound Staff 3-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Y-Teens I-2, Librarian l-3-4, Pep Club 2-3, Citizenship Award 3, Volleyball Team 3, County Chorus I-2-3, Choral Workshop l-2, Operetta I-2. JUDY ROTH General Course 'l-2-3-4, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2, Pep Club 2-3, Student Council Rep. F.H.A. 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Librarian l-2-3, Class Play 3, Y-Teens l, Betty Crocker Test 4. .ICE SAALMAN General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 2-3, Vo. Agr. I-2-3-4, F.F.A. 'l-2-3-4, F.F.A. Pres. 3, F.F.A. Student Adv. 4, Student Council Rep. 3, Pres. 4, Basketball l-2-4, Varsity Club 2-3, Class Play 3, Dairy Judging T-2-3-4, Gen. Livestock Judging I-2-3-4, Newshound Staff 2-3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Honor Society 3, Class President 2, Book Repair T-2-3. ANNA LUE SAUM General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course I-2-3-4, Librarian l-2-3, Honor Society 3, County Honor Society 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Glee Club l, F.H.A. I-2. BERNARD SCHERGER General Course I-2-3-4, F.F.A. l-2-3-4, l.Q. League l-2-3, Individual Events 2-3, Ohio Junior Academy of Science 2-3-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Class Play 3, Student Council 4, Honor Society 3-4, County Honor Society 3-4, One Act Play T, National Machinery Citizenship Award l-2-3. MARY LOU STEARNS General Course l-2-3-4, librarian l-2, Student Council Rep. 3, Y-Teens l, Class Vice President 4, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, F,H.A. Treas. 4, Honor So- ciety 3, County Honor Society 3, Volleyball 3-4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Glee Club l-2, Betty Crocker Test 4. THOMAS STEINMETZ General Course l-2-3-4, F.F.A. l, Parliamentary Procedure I, Livestock Judging l, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 4, Blue and Gold Business Manager 4, Track 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3, Cafeteria Staff 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Society 4, County Honor Society 3. .IANICE STEYER General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Librarian 2-3, Cafeteria 2-3, Class Vice President 2-3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4, Honor Society 3, County Honor Society 3, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 2, Pep Club 3, Betty Crocker Test 4. A GARTH THOMAS St. Wendelin l-2-3, College Prep, I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2, Band l, Librarian 2-3, One Act Play 2, Blue and Gold Staff 4. DOUGLAS TURPIN General Course l-2-3-4, Commercial Course l-3-4, Honor Society 3, Ap- titude Tests 4, Operetta Stage Manager 2, One Act Play Stage Manager 2-3, Junior Class Play 3, Track 2, Football 4, Track Manager 3-4, Bas- ketball Manager 3-4, Baseball Manger 2-3, Varsity Club 2-3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4. CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of l960, Jackson-Liberty High School, Lakota District, City of Amsden, Sandusky County, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and good health, realize that our school days are coming to an end, and do hereby lay down our last will and testament before the eyes of the public to the said person or persons as follows: FIRST: To JLHS, we do will and bequeath our school spirit that has brought us through many arguments. SECOND: To the faculty, we do will and bequeath a most intelligent and well behaved class. To the Junior Class, we do will and bequeath our ability to have a bulging class treasury. To the Sophomore Class, we do will and bequeath our athletic ability. To the Freshman Class, we do will and bequeath our ability to get along with the teachers. To Mr. Sollars, we do will and bequeath a path to the telephone. To Mr. Kettler, we do will and bequeath the ability to settle class arguments. To Mrs. Caughey, we do will and bequeath another senior class as willing to make french fried onion rings. To Mr. Carroll, we do will and bequeath another government class as prompt and quiet as ours. To Mr. Chapman, we do will and bequeath our athletic participation. To Mr. Foulkes, we do will and bequeath another progressive Ag. class. To Mrs. Nieset, we do will and bequeath the ability to make the rest of the Phys. Ed. class take showers as often as the senior girls clo. To Mrs. Murphy, we do will and bequeath our ability to have clean typewriters. To Mrs. Emmert, we do will and bequeath our ability to memorize poetry. To Mrs. Stroud, we do will and bequeath another good first soprano section. To Mr. Hoover, we do will and bequeath seventeen brilliant chemists. To Mr. Ezzone, we do will and bequeath two drummers, two clarinets, and a flute. To Mrs. Snyder, we do will and bequeath a quiet office. To Glenn Massie, we do will and bequeath twenty-seven less kids to drag mud in. To the Bus Drivers, we do will and bequeath twenty-seven seats to be filled by quiet students like the seniors of '6O. I, Carol Baumbarger, do will and bequeath my ability to do outside typing for the teachers to anybody who wants to take the time. I, Peggy Baumbarger, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Lois Cramer. I, Lula Byers, do will and bequeath my shortness and my short hair to Nancy Compton. I, Sue Compton, do will and bequeath my cheerleading ability to Jeanne Cook. I, Linda Cramer, do will and bequeath my drum to anyone who knows the difference between an on beat from an off beat. I, Rosalind Frisch, do will and bequeath my blue eyes to Kathy Kisabeth. I, Mary Jane Hammer, do will and bequeath my false teeth to Nanette Rossman. I, Lynn Hill, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Jim Baumbarger. I, Alberta Hollinger, do will and bequeath my ability to have fun to anyone who wants to have fun. I, Doris Holman, do will and bequeath my laugh and noiseness to Sandra McClory. I, Kathy Hughes, do will and bequeath my freckles to Cindy Heddon. l, Anna Marie Kirkwood, do will and bequeath my sneeze to anyone who can stand the embarrassment. I, Donald Kleinfelter, do will and bequeath my ability t0 play basketball T0 Dale 3leWGrf- I, Janice Knepper, do will and bequeath my sewing ability I0 anybody that can't sew. I, Rose Lucius, do will and bequeath my red hair to Sharon Wltifmvn. I, Annette Moes, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Betty Colwell. I, Joan Nye, do will and bequeath my shyness to Bill McGough. I, Sondra Perkins, do will and bequeath my long hair to Dian Woessner. I, Judy Roth, do will and bequeath my height and thinness to Barbara Kleinfelter. l, Joe Saalman, do will and bequeath my intelligence in chemistry class to Jeanne Wolf. I, Anna Saum, do will and bequeath my handwriting to Mr. Hoover. I, Bernard Scherger, do will and bequeath my willingness to argue in class to Roger Harris. I, Mary Lou Stearns, do will and bequeath my short hair to Judy Wildman. I, Thomas Steinmetz, do will and bequeath my shortness to anybody that is tall. I, Janice Steyer, do will and bequeath my ability to dance at Meadowbrook to Lois Hartline. l, Garth Thomas, do will and bequeath my height to Jim Harris. l, Douglas Turpin, do will and bequeath my car to anyone who can keep it running. Lawyer: Witness: ---- B Witness: A L 4 PROPHECY Whep I reached Hawaii to attend my class reunion on the eve- ning of June 25, I975 it was beautiful and balmy. The palms were swaying and the ocean was rhythmically lapping against the shore. I took a taxi and as I rode along the winding road toward Lula Byers' and Doris Holman's beach house, I became aware of a steady din breaking the tranquility of the June evening. When I finally reached the palm-lined drive-way, Lula and Doris came running down the drive toward me. They had really outdone them- selves on this beach house. It was very beautiful. When I asked them how they could afford such a place they explained that they were very highly paid models. Doris said that they had become tired of all that glamorous society life and had bought the house to get some peace and quiet. As we walked toward the house, Lula mentioned that all of the class of 6O had been able to attend the reunion except Peggy Baumbarger and Lynn Hill. They were both on duty in Alaska. Peg is the Head Nurse of a large Military Hospital and Lynn is teaching school in Juneau. Upon approaching the terrace I heard the sound of clicking needles. I knew it must be Mrs. Jerry Paxton. Jan was knitting a sweater. Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Shaver were sitting quietly talking over old times. They had decided that the party was getting a little crowded, and had come out for some fresh air. Mrs. Shaver, the former Mary Lou Stearns, and Mrs. Paxton, the former Janice Knepper, were coeowners of a well-known beauty salon in Boston. I was anxious to know haw my other class-mates had fared so I excused myself and went into the crowded room. It seemed as though everyone was having a wonderful time and everyone was trying to talk at once. As I pushed my way through the crowd, I felt someone touch me on the shoulcler. On turning around I came face to face with Anna Marie and Alberta. They had left their children with their husbands and were now having a great time. Alberta was working as a Dental Assistant, and Anna was specializing as a hair stylist. Just then Linda Cramer came over. Linda said that she was doing very well as a music teacher in one of the exclusive eastern schools. We discussed teeth, hair, and children, then we walked over to the buffet to get something to eat. Two women were taking small bites of food from every plate. Linda told us that they were Mary Jane Hammer and Joanne Nye. They were bath working in the Betty Crocker Homemaking Test Kitchens and they just couldn't resist testing the flavor of Hawaiian food. By this time it was getting quite late so everyone decided to retire for the night and resume talking over past school days the next day. The butler and maid showed everybody to their rooms and within a short time everything was peaceful and quiet. While I stood by the window I saw some weird shadows on the beach. I couIdn't decide what they were so I started out of the house to see for myself. Upon coming closer to the beach I heard laughter and music, I might have knownl Judy Roth and Kathy Hughes were trying to teach Doug Turpin and Garth Thomas how to Cha-Cha. Thomas Steinmetz was sitting on a rock laughing at them and eating bananas. Garth seemed to be catching on to it a little but Doug was still having trouble. Garth is a leading Engineer in New York and Doug is a Major in the U.S. Army. Thomas said he was getting along very well with his own busi- ness. Since he always had a head for figures he had become a wealthy public accountant. Garth and Doug grabbed some of Thomas's bananas and sat down to rest their tired legs. Judy and Kathy told us they lived in New Orleans, and since they were prominent society leaders they had just wanted to help Doug and Garth get along in-society. I left them to their dancing and walked back to the beach house. As I entered my room I heard a loud crash from the next room. The door opened and Joe Saalman came storming out of the room, a shoe whizzing past his head. It seems that Joe and his wife, Janice tSteyerl, were having a small disagreement over Joe's new Hawaiian shirt. Joe is a real-estate agent and Janice has a beauty salon in their lovely home. After Joe and Janice had decided to stop quarreling, I went into my room and fell asleep. The next morning I was awakened by a thump and a scream. I ran to the window to find Professor Bernard Scherger lying in the flower bed groaning with a ladder lying across him. By the time everyone had gotten down to the garden, Bernard was in very capable hands. Rose Lucius, Rosalind Frisch, and Anna Lou Saum, all being reg- istered nurses, had everything under control. Mr. Don Kleinfelter, who owned a large farm in Ohio, was ex- plaining how Bernard had fallen from the ladder. lt seemed that Don coulcln't sleep so he had come outside to explore things in the daylight. He had seen some strange beetles on the roof of the house and was sure that Prof. Scherger would like to examine them. He had called Bernard and Bernard took his equipment up to the roof. He became so entranced with the beetles that he failed to notice that he was nearing the edge of the roof. Both Bernard and the ladder came tumbling down. By the way, Bernard is a foremost authority on the subjects of Chemistry, Biology and Zoology. During breakfast I was seated between Carol Baumbarger and the former Annette Moes. Carol told us that she was secretary for the Gover-nor of Ohio. Annette was very happy with her husband, Mr. Paul Shaull, who is the owner of a Construction Company in Wyoming. After thanking Lula, and Doris for their hospitality, and promis- ing to have another reunion soon, everyone started to fill cars, and helicopters with baggage. Just as I was getting into my car Sondra Perkins came running over Iugging a suitcase and trying to hold on her huge hat. Sondra looked lovely in a blue-flowered sarong. She asked me if I would drop her off at Wai-Ki-Ki where she was a secretary for a large, expensive hotel. While we drove to the hotel I thought how wonderful it had been to see the Class of 6O once again. -Sue Compton 'I5 l, H ., r L , . Q zlz .,.4Wf'-5 ,-1 3 f I :ig ,,, '- .... iw ' A up . .Mall 55' , if .1 . ,?m'.n,5j E ' -E-Ei '-52:3-'-3: ' Gr H H Yi: , ' . K V 1, ., rw , , ' S A j' . I- f.,,,,. T., 2555 - ' -1 W X ', ' ' : ' W 3 ww., -' 1 ' ., M K n nous looms J 5 . ff Q. , ig , Q 457 A 'ALBERTA' 2 V -BW! I ' w , ,EW , V. , F Tk. -, '5 ' 1,45 LQ, , -a f ' .Q , ' ' i Y 44 ,A , 'Q L -4. vf Mm. mw g Q.. ' - - 7 TP. u. -' K ' V My W JAN S. QM I i X ..,4 Y 'jf 1' I 4 5 fm 4' W Q , A., f A Y , K -' . H g 95 ' :IZ i X umm W , ',l, , .P 31 l'f - Y , ANNETTE LINDA JUDl Qjfsu Av P -- w ,. ., JAN Kg- -'MARY Lou ..-IOM.. .5 4. I SONDRA ' r Q. KATHY --1 1? -sl' ' LYNN ..-ICE.. LULA ' 5 ,,-. , 'r ' L . L ' W 3. v qv 1 A N ...K 1? L 1, .J 'N 4 -:E ,N N My -1 A , A- ' H A 12 JANlE ANNA LUE HDONH SUE ANNA MARIE GARTH v '-BERNARD LVM . rage' '1 :.: 1 ' 'A A 4 ' J K E, is RosAuND s x in -ff ROSE 3 s.5r L K C312 'gn 2 W w. J 1 , Q i Y.: H- Q Q K Ai F 'X 4 : N, ,Ay W . :K fu 1, x X - . if 1 A, I A - --ali J 3, A , 54' fr! Nw. ,,,, ,, in -we . .N 41 wr: A J 1 ouR cusToDlAN 1 GLENN MASSIE OUR BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Don Kummerer, Pete Bufzier, Raymond Kissling, John Boldwin, Leland Sour, Reverend Wise. Compliments of Compliments of 20 RUPP 8. RIGGS FEED COMPANY WELLER-WONDERLY, INC Fnsroria, Ohio Fremont Ohio GNU xmfca SW as Q nf .IUNIORS L . - w i I - N- tl y All -i gl Bob Salisbury Student Council gf Nancy Compton Q .4 1 .rf 1, Barbara Kleinfelter Paul Minich Jerry Snyder Fostoria, Ohio .-.-V ,., Y 15 , falivl lv 'iff Roger Harris President f on L- Sandra Albright Dallas Drenning X 4, ar -s. ws, 5 Patricia Lambert .W S- ,VN '- A Nanette Rossman Tom Watkins A sa.. v Dale Thaxton Vice President 64. -fi X- df . , ,li if Wilma Bauman :,.3. Carl Feasel , 3- ,K 1 1 i. N lf ,M-f' Winifred Luzader , R L . ' - 1 ' Pg, d iv J-iii ' HU! s 2 ,4 Kenneth Saum 'fb f ..- Q Sharon Whitman WARD LIVESTOCK iv , L ll S Y vb ' ' Lois Hartline Secretary I . l. - ' F Q , f , llhfik., Carl Cessna is Joan Gee gg, 1 I, Danny McGough it i fag . . .,r -, .,..L ., 'ya-Q ef? '-:Jrf-.,.J! . --. . 'vu ..W . Duane Shaferly P Kay Williams 2 - i A 5 Carolyn Kisabeth Treasurer ..9., , b ' If Jerry Coleman K Y.. v Sue .lanes 'ou , 5- Y, , s Ray Might H Q-.' W, li Berry Smith X Dian Woessner Phone HE-5-4600 53: mr R Betty Colwell President Z N T- l Ronnie Watkins Student Council . Q 4 , i5 C ' -. Jim Harris PR-R 1 v- ,, -. 12's Janet Horrison L V, xl!! i , L. QI - YY' .I Carlotta Myers Jim Roth yi ll' 'lf Judy Wildman ,1 A I rg L l Claire Houdeshell Vice President ga. 'b'Hb 1 5 Jeanne Cook Larry Lucius X-' , ur, w, E. I n 2 ,l W, Sandra McClory 1 , ff '1 Charlotte Murray ,,,.... 55-4- .mi W Zgefig, i Marilyn Steinmetz 1- T , 1 ' , lid Cindy Hedden Secretory K V ,ewJ,iWW Lois Cramer E se: lk E Junior Hunt .ik,, Bill McGough Q nr: , B NTL. fi Q 'ri in it - 4 , QE? Jfttzt Dwight Reiclling f iv. ,rg i -J A Q Janet Striff J. B. BASEHORE 81 523 L E L5 Malinda Decker Treasurer 6- L . , X! L 'I :t::.',x Z' L , Violet Ferguson Q1s,W1Q ee: lk N - I ,, if-he Don Kirkwood ' it FF it - -J t ?,w 1: . 3 Richard Michaels 1 A Jim Reinhart :, ,, 'Li ., lb- , ll Larry Stull Cool ond Builders Supplies, Coal Stokers 8K Service Oil Conversion Burners and Furnaces New Office, Yard and Warehouse Location Fostoria, Ohio SOPHO - MORES , H ' .' - jp iff Kenneth Null Jft, - A L 'tw gi , 5 4 Ann Kisabeth , ii 11, . ii , fm 1 W ii - Nancy Myers KV I Qaiffsl 'GWEMMM Jim Rouser K., . Ls 3 Q 2 ig: 'Eggs Bob West m'm 1 , ,M .3 K ' v wi Donna Woessner FRESHMEN ' f I -Elf .. E, ,r Penny lanning Student Council ' a , iq. ' 12' is ig-555' '5,',',':'.Q. NL Q Iglfrtfge- hifi gg Ivan Fox lm? l. A W,.5J.w+ Patty Kisabeth A 1 - ,E V 'JY'-xx I Jim Slick FLORIAN F. REINHART Ditching Contractor Allan Hollinger President ,at W A fs- . James Baumbarger Marcia Greenlee Q25 Paulette Kline I -X Janice Smith Phone-Bettsville 3180-Kansas, Ohio ., if -' tw Judy Harris Vice President t . 4 J' W -oz. . A' , Tom Beck R. .js Martin Hummer ,Lv ' 5- Z' 7 K .f I ze . Priscilla Luzader -4: K I. 35- Q I ,' Cyl! 'S '. . xi V! 1' . -will I- i Charles Williams Dale Stewart Secretary A t, s If WL59' kg. if'.lfl, -will 1 All Harold Drenning Xb -l Q- It Joyce Hawk . N W.. A gl ,, Q - Mike Mullholand --fe s X H I Dennis Myers Treasurer w... Danny Earl , 'lf 1' ... H , . 4 lo fa 1 -' Richard Hughes 'R . I g x I, ' - 'Y I 'ce I , A I l 141: ,Jie 1 Inf.. 22- Pat Scherger THE OHIO SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Corner Main and North Streets 0 Fostoria Ohio Insured Savings-Home Loans GRADE EIGHT SEATED: Carol Butzier, Norma Worely, Katherine Sendelbach, Shirley Lambert, Jane Cessna, Jean Wolf, Therisa Turpin, Alma Nicholson, Sandy Wildman. SECOND ROW: John Minich, Albert Hughes, Alice Fruchey, Edith Barnett, Judy Perkins, Janice Stull, Barbara Butzier, Kathy Kisabeth, Carol Salisbury, Jean Steyer, Judy Sayre, Mary GRADE lilfllil Ill Tl -Il Graber, Dave Hedden, Jim Sabo, Warren Cochran. THIRD ROW: LeRoy Coleman, Danny Roth, Danniel Meade, John De La Rosa, Ronnie Reinhart, Gene Fronkhart, Gary Wat- kins, Tom Stearns, Wayne Turpin, Richard Joseph, Terry Book, Cliff Hartline, Chuck Birkmire, Allen Kirkwood, David Kidd, Bob Sour, George Wildman, Mr. Chapman. SEVEN sifrif is 'I T' , ill' - 't SEATED: Jerry Williams, Bill Bruns, Jim Mumaw, Robert Stearns, Roger Holman, Larry Hatfield, Mike Thomas, Glen Wildman, SECOND ROW: Karen Coleman, Linda Freeman, Bernita Saum, Elsie Lambert, Janet Myers, Linda Shiley, Gloria Munoz, Judy Birkmire, Carol Wildman, Linda McDaniel. THIRD ROVV: Beverly McCIory, Lynn Hagen, Sharon Vance, Linda Whitman, Patricia Mullholand, Cheryl Sauder, Toy Ann Mc- Gough, Patsy Meyer, Rosemary King, Linda Stark, Nola Saal- man, Doris Myers, Mr. Foulkes. FOURTH ROW: Larry Cramer, Dennis Feasel, Bill Meyers, Donny Stump, Cliff Meyers, John Waldvogel, Jack Groves, Larry Bickelhaupt, Franklin Nye, Roger Massie, Merle Hammer, Santos De La Rosa, Dale Drenning. CRAUN TRANSPORTATION, INC. Beltsville, Ohio GRADE SIX SEATED: Virginia Strong, Barbara Baumbarger, Barbara Hughes, Linda Combs, Ruth Grimes, Christel Luzader, Barbara Kirkwood, Ester Meyers. SECOND ROW: Larry Hammer, Danny Bickelhaupt, Joe Steinmetz, Beverly Harrison, Nancy Lamberjack, Phyllis Hawk, Dorothy Clary, Jim Harrison, Ronnie Bruns. THIRD ROW: Jim Shively, Terry Saalmon, Stephan Jakcsy, Dick Stewart, Mike Breneman, Jack Lynch, Ronnie Myers, Ronnie Joseph, Russel Barnett, Jim Feasel, Edvin Moes, Mr. Cole. Absent: Dianne Ferguson, Dotty Frankart. GRADE FIVE 4 4 l ' l SEATED: Eileen House, Peggy Holman, Donna Birkmire, Janet Lucius, Christy Munoz, Jan Miller, Linda Turpin, Carolyn Williams. ' l it tl l A if i STANDING: Glen Meade, Bill Steward, Charles Scherger, Rick Snyder, Jed Keiser, Don Correll, Otha Warnick, Don Swartz, Larry Jakcsy, Roger Kleinfelter, Tom Shrider, Mike Combs, Mrs. Reed. l 1 GRADE FIVE SEATED: Anna Wildman, Penny Prater, Patty Gockermen, Cheryl Albright, Suzanne Hostler, Alice Steyer, Gloria Myers, Christine Lynch. STANDING: Duane Cochran, John Michaels, Gary Lamberiack, Kay Joseph, Linda Lynch, Robert Greenlee, Robert Trout, Ray Mclntyre, Mrs. Dicken, ABSENT: Mary Kidd, Lauren Sander. GRADE FOUR il, , ia, l L t SEATED: Sharon Stearns, Ruth Steward, Joyce Meade, Brenda Jakcsy, Kay Lambert, Martha Bickelhaupt, Helen Clary, Carolyn Kirkwood, Mary Lynn Thomas. SECOND ROW: Paula Stark, Mary DeVanna, Judy Frankart, Amelia Belmares, Carol Harrison, Charlene Sander, Charlotte Sander, Lynn Sauder, Connie Billmon, Ann Myers, Marcy Munoz. S, ' 5 , 42' l Il ' f 1 i THIRD ROW: Bobby Saalman, Lynn Coleman, Kerry Pierce, Stephen Siebenaller, Douglas Weissenger, Danny Brennaman, John Ham- mer, Ralph Grove, Danny Decker, Ricky Sindeldecker, Stanley Fritz, John Earl, James Hurtt, Mrs. Shoemaker. ABSENT: John Moes. GRADE THREE s TW.. 5 T., l fs SEATED: Susan Jakcsy, Cheryl Coleman, Janet Rouser, Ann Zim- nell, Deborah Myers, James Gockerman, Thomas Seem. merman, Beverly Gwiner, Mary Lucius, Sylvia lawhun, Alice Bel- THIRD ROW: Franklin Warnick, Duane Frankarl, Robert Swartz, mares, Nancy Michaels. Gary Hagen, Ronald Lamberjack, Danny Lynch, John Harlline, SECOND ROW: James Birkmire, Jeffery Rhoad, Nancy Bruns, Janet Roger Grove, Ross Keiser, Thomas Heiserman, Mrs. Miller. Fosnaugh, Joan Kimmel, Sandra Turpin, Diane Scherger, Belly Bar- SEATED: Cheryl Brubaker, Ofelia De La Rosa, Connie Funkhouser, Ferguson, Tom Decker, Ted Shiley. I Vicky Seem, Norma Lamberl, Lorella Strong. THIRD ROW: Norman Wank, Bruce Shrider, Leonard Steyer, Marvin SECOND ROW: Dennis Holman, Jackie Burks, Leda Fosnaugh, lrvin Moes, Ronny Meyers, Jimmy Snyder, Charles Wolf, Mrs. Aldrich. GRADE TWO SEATED: Ellen Wildman, Ann Bickelhaupt, Magdalena Belmares, THIRD ROW: Wayne Saalman, Harry Vance, John Brubaker, Steven Patty Hatfield, Alice Stewart. Wise, James Fruchey, Timothy Brennamen. SECOND ROW: Ismael De La Rosa, Randall Swartz, Charles Pasch, ABSENT: Beth Stahl. Roger Turpin, Roberta Hollinger. GRADE ONE Teacher, Mrs. Sour. Keatley, Gwen House, Dwight Wildman. SEATED: Irene Belmares, Barbara Bruns, Cathy Jakcsy,.Donna Moes, THIRD ROW: David Swartz, Randy Correll, Steve Snyder, Douglas Thelma Lambert, Catherine Snyder. Gebauer, David StumPP, Joe Lawhun, Roger Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mike Smith, Karen Lanning, Vicky Reinhart, Mary Teacher, Mrs. Mumaw. GRADE ONE SEATED: Suzanne Hammer, LuAnn Feasel, Jane Feasel, Dolores THIRD ROW: Robert Munoz, Steven Boyd, Ricky Eidenour, Steven Bloom, Susan Shrider, Joanne Baumbarger. Gebauer, Paul Barnett, David Drenning, Jerry Edinger, Leonard SECOND ROW: Gary Hammer, Patty Steward, Mariorie Hawk, Karen Swartz, Miss Brickner. Lucius, Patty Frankort, Dennis Hunt. ABSENT: Nancy King, Dean Perkins. MISS BROWN Bowling Green State University B.S. in Music Education GRADE MUSIC INSTRUCTOR Miss Brown, as a new member of our teaching staff, has directed a Christmas Pageant in which the six elementary grades participated. She is also planning a Spring Concert. KINDERGARTEN SEATED: Dawn Harris, Brenda Lucius, Linda Strong, Pamela Moe, THIRD ROW: Edward Zimmerman, Stanley Luzader, Donald Brenna Linda Hatfield, Dawn Hoover, Roberta Williams, Lolly Belmares. men, Jeffery Scherger, Chris Fosnaugh, Mike King, Mike Woodruff SECOND ROW: Gene Brubaker, Michael Yoder, John Jakcsy, Ricky Paul Harrison, Ricky Smith, Cleve Reinhard, Mrs. Carroll. Findley, Kevin Coleman, Betty Lou Border, Darrell Edinger, Jerry ABSENT: linda Hvftf, l-lhdd Bflvmbarger, Danny Cramer, King, Kevin Pierce, Terry King, Peter De La Rosa. KINDERGARTEN ROOM This is the first year that we have had a Kindergarten room and we are very proud of it. Kansas Cook MRS. COLWELL Llanu-V o I Kansas Cusfodians MR. 81 MRS. CRAUN I , . ' CLUB '- NIELLIOINCI AMSDEN, on-no S 'xxvxxgj L 1 Im ' S - 1 x a, ' ' w Y ujv -GU .x ,-1 , , H . Jw.: r 'nf - - gF':i'jBi ,H lv.-.'fEimf:s-1, ., Ii:- ff , 1 3 lu V, , w.,'p-1,1 ,, 'ga Q- -- 11,7 f. MQ? hw r., 5... W My H. Q E E .,, ! N ,Q 1510 SQ 5: '-if , at .151 Exif'-R 'i'A ' ' ' 1 RFQ' 2 : iii f- r w I E - l I I -01 BLUE AND GOLD OFFICERS ,. rl I ' ' -,lv 4 irq.. ghlill glut SEATED: Annette Moes, editor, Mr. Kettler, advisor. STANDING: Thomas Steinmetz, business manager, Lynn Hill, assistant editor. BLUE AND GOLD STAFF I I rl SEATED: Sue Compton, Lynn Hill, Annette Moes, Thomas Steinmetz, Anna Marie Kirkwood, Mr. Kettler. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Hughes, Doris Holman, Carol Baumbarger, Rose Ann Lucius, Rosalind Frisch, Anna Lou Saum, Sondra Perkins, Editor .....,....,....... Assistant Editor ...,.. Business Manager ..... Music ...................... Sports ....,...,..,., Photographers Advisor ..,...,,.,.,. Class Prophecy ..,.. ......Annette Moes Hill .,,..Thomas Steinmetz ...,..Rose Ann Lucius Sondra Perkins ......Joe Saalman .,....,,,Joanne Nye Sondra Perkins Alberta Hollinger Mary Jane Hammer Kettler .....5ue Compton Janice Knepper, Janice Steyer, Alberta Hollinger, Judy Roth, Mary Jane Hummer, Peggy Baumbarger, Linda Cramer. THIRD ROW: Doug Turpin, Donald Kleinfelter, Garth Thomas, Joe Saalmon, Bernard Scherger. Class Will ..... ...... A nna Marie Kirkwood Activities .................................,,. Carol Baumbarger Sales Committee ..,.,.................,......... Sue Compton Lynn Hill, Annette Moes, Thomas Steinmetz, Anna Marie Kirkwood, Kathy Hughes, Doris Holman, Carol Boumbarger, Rose Ann Lucius, Rosalind Frisch, Anna Lou Saum, Sondra Per- kins, Janice Knepper, Janice Steyer, Alberta Hollinger, Judy Roth, Mary Jane Hammer, Peggy Baumbarger, Linda Cramer, Doug Tur- pin, Donald Kleintelter, Garth Thomas, Joe Saalman, Bernard Scherger. .vs NEWSHOUND OFFICERS tW ?5FH' 3 SEATED: Linda Cramer, editor, Mrs. Murphy, advisor. STANDING: Lynn Hill, circulation manager, Lois Harlline, assistant editor. NEWSHOUND STAFF f FWFF ll r r i t Ml ,lj 'rrr l it SEATED: Janice Knepper, Sondra Perkins, Alberta Hollinger, Lynn Hill, Lois Hartline, Linda Cramer, Mrs. Murphy. SECOND ROW: Norma Worley, Sue Jones, Beverly McClory, Judy Harris, Sue Compton, Rose Ann Lucius, Carolyn Kisabeth, Lois , if it Hi A Mtg-My Y. ew ig f Mia l. l .til Cramer, Janice Steyer, Nancy Myers, Anna Marie Kirkwood, Penny Lanning, Janet Striff, Cindy Hedden. THIRD ROW: Roger Holman, Dale Thaxton, Gene Frankart, Roger Harris, Larry Stull, Doug Turpin, Dave Hedden. Advisor .... ...... M rs. Murphy Editor ....,..,.....,. ..... L inda Cramer Co-Editor ............ ....... L ois Hortline Circulation Mgr. .,... ............... L ynn Hill Twelve ................ ........ S ondra Perkins Alberta Hollinger Eleven ....,. Sandra Albright Sue Jones Ten .. ..... Cindy Hedden Lois Cramer Nine .... .......... J udy Harris Penny Lanning Eight ....... Norma Worley Gene Frankart Seven ............, ...... Beverly McClory Roger Holman High School Sports ...... Roger Harris Jr. High Sports ..... ....... D avid Hedden Band ............... Music lgirlsl ..... Music lboysl ....... Student Council ..... F.H.A. .............., . F.F.A. ............... . .....Sue Compton ......Janet Striff ......Dale Thaxton ......Nancy Myers ......Janice Steyer ..........Lcxrry Stull Honor Society .... ,.....,,,..,.., L ynn Hill Art ....................... ....... J clnice Knepper Special Reporters Proof Readers ..,. .. Typists .... Compliments of BASIC INC. ..........,....Lula Byers Carolyn Kisa beth Anna Kirkwood .............Lynn Hill Janice Knepper Linda Cramer ..........Typing ll STUDENT COUNCIL QM. l l L ffffi tx sg, T SEATED: Nancy Myers, Treasurer, Bernard Scherger, Secretaryg Lois Hartline, Vice-President, Joe Saalmon, President, Mr. Sollars, Advisor. STANDING: Linda Cramer, Lynn Hagen, Judy Roth, Claire Houdeshell, Ronnie Watkins, Bob Salisbury, Penny Lanning, Jeanne Wolf. HONOR SOCIETY i Q 5, ' t Qt 5 ? t SEATED: Lynn Hill, Mr. Sollars, advisor, Lois Hartline, Linda Cramer. STANDING: Thomas Steinmetz, Bernard Scherger, Roger Harris, Carolyn Kisabeth. Compliments of Cvmplimentf of KETTLER'S BARBER SHOP TONY'S BAKERY INC. Amsden, Ohio Fremont, Ohio F, F. A. . . ' 1 - I ,, , t ,ti it ie.. S -ff eseff SEATED: Tom Watkins, Sentinel, Bernard Scherger, Treasurer, Claire Houdeshell, Vice President, Donald Kleinfelter, President, Dale Thaxton, Secretary, Joe Saalmon, Student Advisor, Mr. Foulkes, Advisor. STANDING: Ray Might, Allan Hollinger, Dallas Drenning, Larry Lucius, Jerry Coleman, Jerry Snyder, Ronnie Watkins, Kenny Null, Martin Hammer, Richard Michaels, Jim Roth, Pat Scherger, Paul Minich. ABSENT: Carl Frisch, Larry Stull. F. H. A. I l Q L, ' X W5 2 P , rf a . 5131 1 -i SEATED: Judy Roth, Student Council, Carolyn Kisabeth, Vice Presi- dent, Janice Steyer, President, Mary Jane Hammer, Parliamen- tarian, Mrs. Coughey, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Wildman, Kathy Hughes, Jeanne Cook, Mary Ann Earl, Patty Kisabeth, Carol Baumbarger, Barbara Klein- felter, Kay Williams, Doris Holman, Marilyn Steinmetz, Ann Kisa- beth. THIRD ROW: Annette Moes, Rose Ann Lucius, Marcia Greenlee, Sharon Whitman, Dian Woessner, Janice Knepper, Alberta Hol- linger, Lois Cramer, Nancy Myers. ABSENT: Mary Lou Stearns, Peggy Baumbarger, Dona Woessner, Linda Decker, Patty Lambert, Priscilla Luzader, Winifred Luzader. HARROLD'S FUNERAL HOME 301 West Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio LIBRARY Head Librarian: Lynn Hill Advisor: Mrs. Emmert LIBRARY STAFF AND BOOK MENDERS J J T , ll J J e X ,,, ww ef : .en l W, it it I ,UI ii l ' l 5. IE. E SEATED: Joyce Hawk, Paulette Kline, Nancy Myers, Mrs. Emmert, Lynn Hill, Rosalind Frisch, Janice Smith. STANDING: Norma Worley, Danny Roth, Richard Hughes, Alberta Hollinger, Sondra Perkins, Tom Beck, Gary Watkins, Gene Frankart, Jane Cessna, Jim Slick, Jean Wolf, Merle Hammer. DEL GRABER RlCHARD'S L 81 F CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractor TOWN AND COUNTRY Masonry, Building, Excavating Route 23 S. Feminine Fashions R.F.D. 4, Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE 5-7400 Fremont, Ohio HE 5-4951 COOKS Tro and Mary CAFETERIA STAFF Tom Steinmefz, Theresia Turpin, Jane Cessna, Alice Fruchey, Jean Sieyer, Jean Wolf, Ann Kisubelh, Janet Harrison, Mrs. Snyder, cashier. THE COMMERCIAL PRESS PAUL E. SPIELDENNER FOSTORIA ELECTRIC Printing and Office Supplies 401 W. Slafe St. 106 S. Main Sf. 123 E. Tiffin Sf. HE 5-4234 Phone Federal 2-5577 Phone HE 5-B263 Fosioria, Ohio Fremonl, Ohio Fosforia, Ohio. K K? . U eww' .Qtr-gfai, . QV X i:V if Off -' ' vw 'i'i?' iw h ei' .....1f T XLS V QYMWN QNSSXL .I-L RHYTHMETTES -it 17 Left to Right: Lois Hartline, Annette Moes, Linda Cramer, Janet Stritt, Lois Cramer, Nancy Compton. When you see six peppy gals, the Rhythmettes, wearing light brown, military-styled suits, you know they are going to have fun whenever they sing. The ensemble consists of two seniors, two iuniors, and'two sophomores. Oh yes, we must not forget Sue Compton who accompanies them on the piano. They have been very active this year singing for different meetings, programs and organizations. To date they have been practicing with the aid of Mrs. Stroud and Mr. Ezzone for the District Contest. VOCAL INSTRUCTOR This is Mrs. Stroucl's first year in the Lakota School District. To date she has had two Christmas Concerts, one at Jackson-Liberty and one at Jackson-Burgoon. She is at present planning Spring Concerts to be held in each of the three schools. MRS' STROUD BETTSVILLE HARDWARE Hardware-Sporting Goods-Paints-Appliances Bettsville, Ohio 0 Phone Bettsville 2033 LAKOTA MIXED CHORUS 'tl all: SEATED: Lois Cramer, Beverly Shultz, Helen Jacksan, Barb Molnar, Sue Jones, Linda Cramer, Joanne Cramer, Ann Smith, Marcia Greenlee, Trudy Gangware, Mary Jane Saba, Laurel Peaplesf Judy Stith, Kay Ann Craun. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Kisabeth, Anna Marie Kirkwood, Sue Comp- ton, Joanne Gee, Sandra Albright, Linda Stiger, Pat -Blackman, Shirley Gobel, Janet Murphy, Judy Steinhour, Dianne Merkle, Penny Lanning, Betty Calwell, Lula Byers, Doris Holman, Malinda Decker, Judy Wildman, Mrs. Stroud. THIRD ROW: Marcella Auxter, Anna Laderman, Jerry Edinger, Mike Philips, Jim Cex, Bill Kline, Ed Gary, Dale Thaxton, Dale Stewart, Bill Snyder, Patty Lambert, Kay Williams, Phyllis Havens, Darlene Jennings, Mary Lou Kille, Mary Jo Jorden, Kathy Goan, Peggy Croxtord, Janet Garn, Nancy Compton. FOURTH ROW: Annette Moes, Sondra Perkins, Janet Striff, Carolyn Bateson, Marilyn Strawmon, Ruth Ellen Griff, Yvonne Parsons, Rose Reinhart, George Evans, Allan Hollinger, Harry Lombard, Leotla Stahl, Karen Fluery, Alberta Hollinger. FIFTH ROW: Paulette Kline, Judy Harris, Patty Kisabeth, Janice Smith, Joyce Hawk, Jim Smith, Jim Graber, Bob Mutcheler, Tom Kollemberg, Tom Fleury, Wilma Bauman, Carlotta Myers, Nancy Myers, Rhonda Heins. SIXTH ROW: Jim Peters, John Roush, Tam Ritter, Jerry Coleman, John Chudinski, Melvin Goan, John Timmons, Duane Shaferly, Carl Cessna, Jerry Snyder, Nancy Myers, Shirley Klopp, Dianne Smith. The Lakota high school chorus, which consists of approximately ll2 students from the district, is under the direction of Mrs. Betty Stroud. Schedule: - December 17, Christmas Concert at Jackson-Liberty. April 24, Spring Concert at Jackson-Liberty. May l, Spring Concert at Jackson-Burgoon. Fremont's Foremost Fashion Center Sportswear, Dresses, and Coats THE FASHION SHOPPE SANDUSKY COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 312 Croghan St. Fremont, Ohio Cl FIRST ROW: Karen Stafford, Leota Stahl, Sondra Perkins, Jenell Huffman, Jayce Baker, Pat Murphy. SECOND ROW: Bill Snyder, Phyllis Havens, Nancy Fry, Sue Comp- ton, Sandra McClory, Judy Kiser, Richard Wollam, Tom Snyder, Beverly McClory, Carol Parsons, Ed Zinkieurcz, Janet Harrison, Yvonne Parsons. THIRD ROW: Norma Jean Swaisgood, Ann Smith, Lynn Hagen, Chris Cunningham, Sue Jones, Betty Jo Swarden, Gloria Munoz, Marshia Cassidy, Marilyn Few, Linda McDaniel, Judy Bowe, Marilyn Pine, 1' JN' Q rr 5 i 12' ., . , z ,V 'l' L V gl: 'i :Q 2 rt .. - l ll 1 0 A . , D. 'H Linda Whitman, Duane Copsey, Janet Striff, Larry Kille, Harry Lombard. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Aldrich, Jennie Stahl, Judy Bates, Mary Graber, Becky Parsons, Sharon Whitman, Karen Flurry, Wilford Hunt, Ed Bowe, Pat Strith, Kathy Kisabeth, Earl Mitchell, Pat Scherger, Bill Zimmerman, Jerry Snyder, Ed Baker, Mike Phillips, Norman Fry, Gary Snyder, Lois Cramer, Ken Stafford, Tom Flurry, Dale Stewart. MR. EZZONE Band Director , l , , I 1 Z 'ji at , 57 ff? Tiii f i,. - I its t H , - is -wifi!! Q ' f. if A L' l-J l' , f ri L 1 5 ,, 1' it-1 wg t. 5, , i I' sviyw-ce It ez .t . i 1 K li- I' 'l f L I N iyp' 35. , , 1 1. 3 A X fl: Z .rfiw ROW Roger Massie, Linda Stiger, Linda Stark, Shirley Bab- Hollinger, Jerry Babb, Bernard Babcock, -Larry Stull, Bill Bruns, Bernietta Saum Nancy Meyer, Barbara Molnar, Cheryl Sou- Steven Mathews, Kay Ann Craun, Cliff Hartline, Lois Hartline, Jerry Ray Murphy Rhonda Heins, Ed Garry, Rose Mary King, Bar- Womeldorf, Mr. Ezzone. Butzier Dennis Huffman, Jerry Edinger, Ralph Kern, Patsy ABSENT: Gerry Lee, Rose Lucius, Charles Mutchler, Lynne Wyant, r Larry Cramer Allen Cribbs, Larry Lucius, Jim Klopp, Alex Mike Thomas. tt Jam Gschwind Darrell Holman, Allan Hollinger, Ron Bruns, MARCHING BAND ONLY: Sandra Albright, Marcia Loomis, Jeannie tte Kline Judy Stith, Marilyn Strawman, Bob Mutchler. Wolf, Judy Syle, Carole Butzier, Barbara Sanders, Pat Blackman- ROW Janice Stull, Linda Cramer, Arden Skreffler, Alberta announcer. The Lakota Band consists of Jackson-Liberty, Jackson-Burgoon, and Risingsun, there are one hundred five members. One ofthe most exciting places we played this year was at Bowling Green October 10, 1959 for their 50th Anniversary. Seven of the members had the honor of playing at Gibsonburg district band festival. The Marching Band played at several football games last fall, and the Concert Band has a full schedule of places to play in the spring of l96O. The dance band was organized in November 1959, and consists of twenty-five members and has played at events throughout the Lakota district. Q, J l 'ii F, it it E R frame . g ioioi 5 LAKOTA MAJORETTES 4 PENNY LANNING ANNA Rose LADERMAN Head Malorefte Head Mqioreffe v gn . l l oi V 3 yi ,H 1 ,' V l it Q, i ,aff FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Hammer, Janice Kline, Betty Colwell, Marilyn Pine, Nancy Compton, Nancy Gaon, Joanne Gee, Carol Lee Houtz, Linda Hedden. , Compliments of Fremont Auto Dealers Association Fremont, Ohio - we w SENIOR CLASS PLAY A LUCKY PENNY A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS Penny Pringle lportrayed by Annette Moesl is a teen-ager who is determined to go to art school in pursuit of her artistic ambitions. However, when Kerry, her boy-friend Uoe Saalmani, learns that her interests have been redirected only to her work and to the painting of the soul of Joanna, her best friend lSue Comptonl, he, helped by Greg, his buddy lDon Klein- felterl, and Penny's grandmother iRose Luciusl, sets out to win back her love and to make her decide to forget art and go to college. Laugh after laugh is added to the comedy by Pen- ny's mother lAlberta Hollingerl who is campaigning ov - 'li MRS. NIESET Director for president of a civic club-of course, she is the only candidate and by Penny's father lBernard Scher- gerl in his attempt to get an advertising contract from a soap company, represented by Miss Haskins iSondra Perkinsl. V Even more fun emerges through Hulda, the Pringle's dim-witted maid lDoris Holmanl, the man- hungry models, Vera iAnna Marie Kirkwoodi, Geor- gina Uanice Steyerl, and Susette lLinda Cramerl, Mr. Daly, a neighbor iTom Steinmetzi, Flash, a roving photographer lDoug Turpinl, and Policeman O'Shane lGarth Thomasl. ts' - i JUDY ROTH Student Director JUNIOR CLASS PLAY txt? ,I ill ' 3? Bull in a China Shop Six old maids in a china shop amuse themselves with their binoculars by watching their handsome, young neighbor, Detective O'Finn. They want to meet him, but he works in Homicide and only a murder would bring him to their house. So they arrange it. ............Ray Might ............Lois Hartline Dennis O'Finn, Detective ..... Miss Hildegarde, Landlady ..... Miss Elizabeth ..,.,.,.,, Kramer, Detective ,..,....... First Stretcher Bearer ,........ Newspaper Reporter ..,................ Johnson, finger print expert ......,... Miss Birdie ,Z ....................,.. ....... C arolyn Kisabeth Miss Amantha ...., ...... Sandra Albright Miss Lucy ,..,..,,. .,,.., N ancy Compton Miss Nettie ...... ...... R uth Wildman IU?-, 48 Compliments of OHIO FARMERS GRAIN 8- SUPPLY ASSN. . MRS. EMMERT Director ..........loan Gee ...,.,,..Roger Harris ..,....,.Kenneth Saum .,....,..Dale Thaxton Second Stretcher Bearer ...... ....,. .Barbara Kleinfelter ......Duane Shaferly Compliments of DELL'S 1 B wmxcs 1 'n VARSITY SQUAD DALE THAXTON Guard Dale is one of our most valuable players in both offensive and de- fensive. We are sure he will do better yet, next year. BOB SALISBURY Guard Bob is new at our school this year. He is noted for his long lump shots. The spectators will have their eyes on Bob again next year. 50 gm: ' 'gf-1' W 'Hi' i DALE STEWART Guard Dale broke into the starting lineup in his freshman year. One of the shortest boys on the team. He kept the opponents working, with his fine ball handling and fine de- fense. ROGER HARRIS Center This is Roger's first year as a Var- sity player. He pulls down most of the rebounds. His shooting ability has improved this year, but more is expected of him next year. CARL CESSNA Forward Carl, a 6'3 junior kept the team scoring with his rebounding and shooting ability. He will be o big help to the team again next year. 2 ,... I-. .. V.. . ,... . R - DALLAS DRENNING Forward This was Dal's first year as a var- sity player. He was a constant threat and kept the opponent guessing with his iump-shots. Next year Dallas will try to be tops. VARSITY SQUAD . Z --.+ TOM WATKINS Forward Tom's ability has improved as the season has progressed. He is do- ing a good iob of getting the ball off the backboard. Tom will also be valuable next year. D F LARRY STULL Guard Larry showed his offensive and defensive ability this year. He has a very bright outlook for next year. JOE SAALMAN JERRY COLEMAN Forward Forward Joe, the only Senior boy, did a Jerry, c'iunior, did a lot of sub- fine job of substituting in his last stituting. Jerry showed the specta- year. His defensive and rebound- tors how to shoot a jump shot and ing power was very useful. make it count. They will have their eyes on him again next year. 51 1. i 'f' j,. NK lx vm U5 in W 5 U M x . 1 . N ' . . I , K. ,AI -. ftxnlfh, r. , 1-' SP 'A I is--. . XX rf! 5 5? Zix XM? ,, K,'1 1-. r 1- , ' , 'EV K ' 5 W- , , 5. I f Q YQ. - WI ' ' 'Hg' i4 ,fi Q M ,Z . 4, SE' in , 2 V. b 3 W as IT K' xx-fr 4 ii I ' X w ' uk ag SN ' if 4 5 z fx . +I . .ilii ff J ' 1 W - Vyzl mum umm Aim -' xG' W 7,45 f J f j gvr Q ' , ,A I 5 E I f , Q ff V I f I , 1 if - f t. Y M . X Q, 3 v x , A 5 Ill 'TP A pkg! Q 1 4 4 gil? fig. at 1 H - A l igifla- . ix my 5 X , ' . A A ,LVL r . ' I f 1 ' im? , I i pammane-' lf. 5' HPF O51 v J ' 3 ,fx fig .1 5 ,, J, F 1 4 s, U 1 4 ,A iii Qin i N ,im NE? Mjifx 5 F I 1 3 s YE - OUR COACHES During Mr. CarroII's and Mr. Chapman's first year at Jackson Liberty, they have won the respect of the team and the entire Stu- dent Body. Mr. Carroll is a graduate of Toledo University and Mr. Chapman of Bowling Green State University. We wish them the best of luck in the future years. MR. CARROLL and MR. CHAPMAN SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS -1.l I 1' . I 1 . , - I - Ll' , l f i ' e err' I 1 1 ' , 11, 1 V 1 13.15 1-fn ., ' . M. 1 7' 11 1111 11 L .. 1 , H -1 L fi' 11 ' 'I - we I , ..., . , W ,11m,., 1 - I 1 111, A lf I .1 , 3 'Q Sue Compton, Betty Cowell, Penny Lanning, Sue Jones. THE FREMONT OIL COMPANY THE FREMONT TIRE COMPANY Fremont, Ohio 607 W. State Street Fremont, Ohio ei VARSITY TEAM FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Stull, Bob Salisbury, Tom Watkins, Danny McGaugh, Joe Saalman, Carl Cessna, Roger Harris, Jim Roth, Jerry Coleman, Dallas Drenning, Dale Thaxton, Dale Stewart. KNEELING: Coaches, Max Chapman and Ralph Carroll. RESERVE TEAM S KNEELING: Jim Harris, Danny Earl, Claire Houdeshell, Ray Might, Richard Hughes, Donnie Kirkwood, Jim Slick. STANDING: Jim Reinhart, Tom Beck, Jerry Snyder, Kenneth Null, Bill McGough, Larry Lucius, Allan Holl- inger, Mr. Carroll, coach. ,Karr , l I, .zip 1 . Kai JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Qi I v FIRST ROW: Dave Hedden, Danny Roth, Roger Holman, LeRoy Coleman, Bill Bruns, Michael Thomas, John Minich, manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoover, coach, Danny Slump, Albert Hughes, Cliff Harlline, Richard Warnick, Gary Walkins, Richard Joseph, Allen Kirkwood, Eugene Frankorl, manager. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Slull, Beverly McCIory, Lynn Hagen, Judy Sayre. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT Her Maiesty Anna Marie Kirkwood, Senior Atfendan! Mary Lou Stearns, Junior Attendant Mary Ann Earl Sophomore Ailendanl Melinda Decker, Freshman AHendant Judy Harris, Flower Girl Mariha Bickelhclupi Crown Bearer John Moes. S Her Maiesty MISS ANNA MARIE KIRKWOOD QUEEN AND HER COURT puuq 'Q I I Senior Attendant MARY LOU STEARNS ond her escort DALLAS DRENNING Her Moiesty ANNA MARIE KIRKWOOD and her escort JOE SAALMAN Junior Attendant MARY ANN EARL ond her escort ROGER HARRIS Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant MALINDA DECKER JUDY HARRIS and her escort and her escort BOB SALISBURY DALE THAXTON I vw' QAXN Q36 09 S lf. 'Q 'if gj, yi ., r-- f .fx - -s..,. - Q 'gf--flu-i.-, R 4 f - 2 ' i 3' -, T PATRUNS BETTSVILLE Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Huber FOSTORIA Bill's Men ci Boys Wear Barnes Sunoco Bob Wards Gulf Service Buqner's Grocery Canclyland Luncheonette Clyde Pure Gil Service Dr. B. C. Phipps Dr. lohn C. Bauer Dr. I. L. Murphy Dr. lj N. Kiebel Dr. L. C. Gerlinqer Dr. S. L. Brown Dr. Wm. F. Yarris Dunn's Lanes Federal Fertilizer Guernsey ci Guernsey Hotel Lewis H. P. Ulicny, M.D. l. W. Carter OD. Kieffer's Market Kresge Company Millers Bexall Drug Store Miqht's Sohio M. P. Balolerson Boy's Shoe Bepair Bose Barber Shop S. B. Marlcey, M.D. Taylor Appliance Warcl's Gulf Service William Emmert Wilson Shell Fremont Gun Store Harry's Barber Shop Nollenberqer, lnc. Tschumy Bros. KANSAS Boatman General Store l-leclclen's Sohio Friecla's Beauty Shop OLD FORT Dr. B. C. l-liestancl, M.D. MILLERSVILLE Smallets General Store WAYNE Wayne Barber Shop TIFFIN Acme Electric Bob Uhl Baclio Service Dr. Boner Dr. B. B. Consolo Dr. B. B. Silverman Maytag Storey Millie's Millinery Tiffin Drive-ln Tiffin University Turner's Restaurant Walter A. Daniel M.D. Williams, Dell of Burqer FREMONT Bintz's NEW RIEGEL Connors Buolqet Plan lewelers Igsgph D, Clgyk Crosby Shoe Stores Town Tavern AYSIDE and TOWN-HOUSE RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours Caterina Service Compliments of BUCKEYE AUTO PARTS Fostoria and Tiffin, Ohio AL'S MARKET ALFRED N. THEIS Ouality Meats Self-Serve Grocery Dry Goods and Paints Phone 240 New Rieqel, Ohio SNYDEIYS DRIVE IN Tiffin, Ohio Located on 224 and l8 Delicious Soft-Serve Sundaes-Malts-Cone Shakes-Sherberts ALBERT WETZEL Motorists Mutual insurance Co. Farm-Accident-Pire-Home SERVICE CAB CO. Rates on out of town calls 24 hr. Service Phone l4Ul New Rieqel, Ohio Phone Gi 7-3232 Tiffin, Ohio CLARA DORITY Antiques-Gifts Glass-China-Lamps 2 miles east U.S. 23 Wayne, Ohio TIFFIN MACHINE 61 AUTO PARTS 20 E. Market St. Tiffin, Ohio V Phone G17-7911 ADAMS MARATHON SERVICE Gas-Oil-Lubrications Phone 3144 Rt. 281 and Crocker Street Bradner, Ohio Compliments of Q MORRISON MOTOR SALEL POSTORIA, OHIO New and Used Cars O. 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Lumber and Millwork Phone I-IE. 5-7759 Fostoria, Ohio PEARL'S GIFT SHOP Religious Articles Cards and Gifts for all Occasions Phone 750, New Rieael KEIDAN'S IEWELERS Fostoria's Finest Credit Iewelers Complete Selection Diamonds Watches Appliances and Special Gifts Keidan's I-Iome of Famous Keepsake Diamond Rings Credit Terms to Fit Your Budget Phone I-IE. 5-3559 TRYCO SPRAYERS CHEMICALS Edw. I. Funk Seed Corn D. W. HEISERMAN R.R. 3, Fostoria, Ohio Phone Bascom WE 7-2l53 You Can SAVE MONEY If You Insure Your Oar and I-lome With E. W. SCHAUFELBERGER, IR. Nationwide Insurance Phone I-IE. 5-8229 l3l W. North Street Fostoria, Ohio CHARLIE'S SERVICE STATION AND HARDWARE Fostoria, Ohio WAYNE PRINTING CO. Publisher of The Advertiser Advocate Phone 2321, Wayne, Ohio I-Iarold Stafford Ed. and Pub. Montgomery's Barber Shop 319 Perry Street - For Appointments Call I I-IE. 5-7252 Fostoria, Ohio FREE PARKING SNYDER'S DAIRY STORE Sodas-Malts Sundaes-Cones Sandwiches-Sherbet 400 S. 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Fostoria and Tiffin, Ohio C. J. STAHL TEXACO DISTRIBUTOR Gas Oil Fuel Oil Grease Tank Wagon Delivery Wayne 2511 Wayne, Ohio 71 McDANIEL INSURANCE AGENCY A11 F rms of Insu d B d BETTSVILLE ci KANSAS Ph 2434-Ott' Ph 3737-R 'd WEISSINGER'S General Merchandise Kansas, Ohio GEE'S MARKET Meat 8z Groceries Fresh Vegetables KANSAS. OHIO M. 8: M. SEED CORN Ohio Certified Seeds T. R. Walters Bettsville 3177 Kansas. Ohio ONSEL BROTHERS INC. Wholesale Distributors Plumbing, Heating and Water Well Supplies Tile Drains-Fence Posts Risingsun, Ohio Phone 2711 HOLMAN'S GARAGE All Types Automatic Transmissions Repairs and Service HYDRAMATIC FORDOMATIC DYNAFLOW POWERGLIDE MERCOMATIC POWERFLITE General Repairing Call HE 5-3548 425 S. Poplar SAYRES GENERAL STORE Phone 3022 SAYRES MOTOR SALES Amsden, Ohio Earl H. Sayre, Prop. Compliments of AREND-CORTHELL FURNITURE CO. TIF FIN and BOND FURNITURE OF FREIVIONT COURTESY, SERVICE AND GOOD FURNITURE 166-17O S. Washington, Tiffin Phone GI 7-4534 308 W. 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Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of The Mennel Milling Company Flour-Feed-Grain Fostoria, Ohio CHARLES J. GREENE NATIONWIDE THE' COMPANY THAT IS BUILT On The ldect Ot Brinqinq Better Protection To More People At Less Cost NATIONWIDE I N S U R A N C E AUTO-FIRE-LIFE AUTO FINANCING AVAILABLE HE. 5-5474 501 Lynn St. Fostoria, Ohio HI JINX DAIRY BAR 301 Perry St. Fostoria. Ohio Bob Hutchins. Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF Mann Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone HE 5-6694 407 N. County Line Fostorio:, Ohio Veres Spertsrnans Shop Everything for NUTRITE FOOD SUPPLEMENT DISTRIBUTOR For Better Flowers See the Sportsman SA C KE TT S .Andy Veres, Prop. G E E N H 0 U S E 309 S. Morin St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE. 5-4850 N. .Main St. and West Iotckson Phone HE 5-8121 Fostoria, Ohio WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Member F.T.D. TELEPHONE HE. 5-4324 A South Union Street PAYNE BROTHERS' GREENI-IOUSES POSTORIA, OHIO cur FLOWERS Porzrsn PLANTS MUES BAKED ENAMEL PAINT SHOP Phone HE. 5-6297 1247 N. County Line St. Fostoria, Ohio I-III Types Automotive A Refinishing Body and Fender Repairing PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE By Insuring With - KINN, GREEN, STAHL 8: THEUBALD AGENCY 109 E. Center Street FOSTORIA. OHIO Phone: I-IErniock 5-6604 I-IErnIock 5-6605 Insurance Real Estate Visit the New A -Housewares Department at Golden Anniversary A Established 1907 PASTIME BILLIARD PARLOR 305 South Main Street Phone HE. 5-0967 Fostoria. Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF ANDY'S DRIVE-IN Hamburqs ' Malts French Fries ' Cokes Fostoria. Ohio Studios Music Store MUSIC CENTER Everything M usica1 101 Perry St. Fostoria. Ohio Ernie Duffield, Owner Dance Orchestra Phone HE. 5-5437 ifiwigf with flu: new... dist? - .6n f- f 4-51, ' E : W' '555: : -.-.. 'Ra .: Q. . 1:21521 ww v . ,. '-,. 52251 I1'f:Z1E2:3:2ErEr. wfs .355-2,.51'-':2:f:3g:3g1:.gg:,1,.,,v 5:Q:Q:f:fZ?- ,V I U -, : ':'f1f1:l:-'- ' ffiWifififiiizffffziz-rfflfffifi' ..-4I:2f?3 .. .55 fee3,, f'e- Fifa 3 ::::5:1r3:.1-.-,il : 'T'::::5:5:5::'if.-1ri1E5if5i3?:E1. 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Corner of U.S. 224 51 I8 SPORTING GOODS Basketball Supplies Gym Clothing Guns dl Ammunition D RINK ROLLER SKATES M A R K E T BAIR BROS. CO. dusky St. Fostoria. Oh Tiffin. Ohio CQMPFIMENTS QF HOME WINDOW CO GOOD FOOD Fostoria, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio Ph HE. 5-7757 Bascom Elevator and Supply Let Us Grind and Mix Your Feeds PHONE WE 7-3413 Bascom. Ohio GOOD - LUCK - SENIORS Fostoria Subway Auto Parts Buyers Ot Old Or Late Model Cars And Trucks Accessories Pick-up and Delivery Service State and Lytle Phone B 784 T'll 5 HE 57l33 ox 1 - lack l-l. Markoft After 5 HE 5-5120 Manaaer Compliments ot TIFFIN JEWELRY 2-1 1 fm . -w 73 E. Market St. TlFFlN, Ol-HO Across From The Auto Club Compliments ot S E N E C A Lumber 81 Millwork, Inc. Fabricators ot Trussed Batters and Wall Sections- Commercial and Residental 635 W. Tiffin Street Phone HE. 5-6671 Fostoria. Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF GAY LANES Phone GI 7-8854 Tiffin. Ohio ' - . 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Oliver Pore Co. s SENCO , FERTILIZERS COMPLETE LIQUIDS p NITROGEN SGLUTIONS ' GRANULAR DRY MIXES Application equipment available V , Bascom, Ohio Phone WE 7-3311 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOSTORIA and BLOOMDALE 1882 Serving the Community 1960 ' for 77 years 370 INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS FREE LIFE INSURANCE ON CONSUMER LOANS FREE CUSTOMER PARKING MEMBER F.D.I.O. MEMBER FED. RESERVE SYSTEM COMPLIMENTS OF ' The Commercial Bank 8: Savings Co. 'Y ' A - -A-' rf .-... 1 -Q: -.-. ::::.1r-1f:1:::f...1':,a:5:sz:5:1af , ..4 -,.:E:E:.vE:E.:4 E+:-:F-:::,Z-V-Q.. 5-It.: V , ' 5 ':1:2 ': I 4. z-E5 :::i :g::?, '-5:5 .1 s I H l -' . Eg: Z V I ,gy ' W, f ,pm ,nasty n N v I' ,. ., .. 1 ,,,,. ,,., . .,., 4 ,...,... 1 ,... ,...... I ,j' .:::.,,..:.,1. '.4..., -',,.,.W .vlll J , 711,55 TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 200 S. Main St. 220 Perry St. With drive-in services , Fostoria, Ohio ' ' Member F .D.I.C. Member Federal Reserve System BETTSVILLE FEED GI. GRAIN COMPANY MASTER E i X! LIVESTOCK 8. POULTRY EQUIPMENT 8. REMEDIES COAL - FERTILIZER - FENCE - MASTER-MIX FEEDS OUR LARGE GRAIN DRYER - SAVES YOU MONEY CALL US FOR GRAIN PRICES You'll Do Best At BettsviIle ICALL BETTSVILLE ZOIII HELENA LUMBER 8: SUPPLY Everything For The Builder Lumber ' Millwork - Sewer Tile ' Pruden Steel Bldg. Phone 2381 Helena. Ohio KANSAS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR HARDWARE AND FARM SUPPLIES CPurinaJ GRAIN - FEED - COAL FERTILIZER Kansas, Ohio Phone Bettsville 3701 Compliments of I FOSTORIA ICE 8: COAL CO. HE. 5-3686 410 East North Street DEAN BROS. BLOCK AND TILE CO Manufacturers of Quality Block and Drain Tile ' Building Contractors Corner Pemberville Road and Route 281 Phone Wayne 2434. Bradner. Ohio A. J. HOOVEB and SONS Sohio Garage and Service Station Tires, Batteries, Oil Phone WE 7-3564 BASCOM. OHIO lg., X -. L i i kiw- 9 W.. fi 2-,Ar- Il. lv 'Lal'-?x - I -1, .J l , .jigiify A. I ' , r :ev-my Y 2-.U W WWf QW vga gf P2145 ig S 5 ff 5 3 5 EE Mia M FS Egg? QQ QI! 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