Jackson Liberty High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Amsden, OH)
- Class of 1961
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The Blue and Gold CLASS MOTTO He who conquers himself, conquers all Class Flower Red and White Rose Class Color Navy Blue and White We will be the last class to graduate from Jackson-Liberty. Some of us will be s happy to leave, others will be sad. This will be the last annual published for Jackson-Liberty and we hope it is a good one. Ray Might Editor Dedication WMM Ralph Carroll was born in Wood County near Waterville May 21st 1929 to Mr. gm Mrs. Forrest Carroll. He attended Grand Rapids, Ohio High School. He graduated from Toledo University in 1954 with a Bachelor ot Science Degree. Mr. Carroll then taught at West Unity tor five years. ln 1958 Mr. Carroll graduated with a Master of Education from Toledo University. Mr. Carroll started teaching at Jackson-Liberty in 1959. Mr. Carroll resides in Kansas, Ohio with his wife Shirley, Kindergarten teacher, and their three year old son Michael. We, the 1961 graduates ot Jackson-Liberty wish to dedicate this last edition of the Blue and Gold to Mr. Ralph Carroll who has shown great interest in the students of Jackson-Liberty. This year we would also like to dedicate the annual to the parents of the Senior Class. They did a good iob of helping when help was needed. Mrs. Josephine Bauman Mr. 81 Mrs. Clayton Cessna Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Gerald S. Coleman Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Dean Compton Mr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Dallas A. Drenning Mr. Mr. 8m Mrs. Wilfred Earl Mr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Feasel Mr. Mr. 8. Mrs. George Harris Mr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Clifford Hartline Mr. Mrs. Forrest Jones Mr. Mr. 8g Mrs. Edward Kisabeth Mr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Ralph Kleinfelter J Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Lambert Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Verne Luzader Mr. 8. Mrs. 8: Mrs 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs 8g Mrs. 8. Mrs 8m Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs 8. Mrs. Charles D. Might Mick Minich C. E. Salisbury Melvin Saum John Shaferly W. Fred Smith' Ben Snyder Wayne Thaxton C. W. Watkins Emery Whitman G. E. Wildman Carl Williams Kermit Woessner The next few pages we would like to dedicate to the Alumna. Earl Byers .......... Mary Calwell ............ John Baldwin ......,,..,.... Lucille Aumaugher Raymond Rousher... Ralph Hartline .,......., Justin Harrison .,.... Claude Hummel,..... CLASS OF 1923 i ............... A.... ,...,. D i ed Feb. 5, 1931 .......Mrs. Chester Myers, Bettsville .......Fostorio, R. No. 4, Farmer .....................Fostoria, Farmer .......Tu!sa, Oklahoma, Oil Co. ............Fostoria, Mail Carrier CLASS OF 1924 .......West Lake, Ohio, Federal Land Bank Burton Bigham ....,, ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, D i e d 1955 CLASS OF 1925 Raymond Byers ....... .................,....,....,.,. F ostoria, Foundry Martha Cook ......... .... . . ...................... .....,.... ,....... ...... M r s. Martha Hall Moriorie Crane ......... . .,......... .. ......... . ...... Mrs. Glen Hill, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Ruth Dicken ............. ...... ......... C l yde, Ohio, R. No. 2, Herbrand, Fremont, Ohio Florence Greenfield Walter Jones ......... Audroy Mosier ....... Iris Omwake ........... Geraldine Peller ....,.. Gilbert Rousher ....... Earl Walston, ...... Ralph Morris, Asst. Mgr., Lion Store, Park Way Plaza ..........Sherman Oaks, Calif., Contractor ..................Fostoria, Whirlpool, Clyde, Ohio John Baldwin, Fostoria, Ri No. 4 .......Mrs. Geraldine Cody, Toledo, Civil Service Carpenter ........Fostoria, R. No. 4 CLASS OF 1926 Rl-ith Boyd .................... ........ M rs. Milo Hengsteller, Fostoria, AAA Office Virginia Cochard ......... ............ M rs. Fernly Snyder, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Glen Hill ............... ......................... F ostoria, R. No. 4, Ex-cell-o Helen Omwake ......... ......... M rs. Raymond Rousher, Fostoria, Ohio Royal Shoemaker .................. ......................... F astoria, Mechanic, Buick Garage Ralph Shontl .............................,...............,...................... Findlay, Ohio, Salesman Dale Snyder ..,...........,. Margaret Weeks .................... Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer, Mgr. Gay Lanes Lunch Room Mrs. Franklin Johns, Detroit, Mich., Health Dept. Nine Thompson ........ Mrs. Nina Kennedy, Fremont, Ind. R. No. 2, Motel Owner Wilbur Agnew ......, Robert Dicken. ,.... ..,. . Berniece Radcliffe ....... Basil Heller ............... Clarrissa Reed. ...... Ernest Shultz ......... Madge Liggett .,..... Myrtle Walston,....... Helen Trumbo ....... Wilfred Brickner ....... Helen Feasel ...,...,.. Fay Bonnell ......... CLASS OF 1927 ...,...........................Doctor, Gibsonburg, Ohio .....,,..Arcadia, R. W. Dicken Mfg. Co., Arcadia ........Mrs. Willard Rinebold, Bowling Green ......Fort Jennings, Ohio, Mgr. of Elevator .........Mrs. Howard Wendt, Fostoria, Ohio .....,........................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer Basil Heller, Fort Jennings, Ohio ........Mrs. Robert Balderson, Fostoria, Beautician Everett Stahl, Risingsun ..............................Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer . ......................... Mrs. Helen Harris, Wayne ,......Mrs. Kenneth Hooper, Eureka, Montana CLASS OF 1928 Judson Rinebold ....... .................................... F ostoria, Gray Printing Co. Charles Strawmen.. ..... ........ ..... . .....,................,.. F o storio, R. No. 4, Farmer Mary J. Shellhouse ........ ......... M rs. Mary J. Smith, Fostoria, Nurse Supervisor Irene Lanning ...,...,....,. ................... M rs. Alton Blodgett, Fremont, R. No. 3 Darrell Kunkleman.. .... ..... New Castle, Penn., Branch Mgr. Nicklos Bakery Preston Flack ......... Mary Rapp ................ Marcella Depinet .......,. Leola Grant ........... Lloyd Agnew... ..... . Blaine Hummel... ..... . Miriam Feasel ....... Agatha Good ......... Ruth Pankhurst ......... Eddie Massie ......... .............................Greensprings, R. No. l, Farmer Alva Rose, Findlay, Ohio .......Mrs. Ross Scholidon, Tiffin, R. No. 5 - ............... Mrs. Dale Snyder, Fostoria, R. No. 4, Mgr. of Gay Lanes lunch Room .........................................,..Fostoria, Foundry ..........................Fostoria, Hummel Motor Sales ........Mrs. Vernon Findley, Fostoria, R. No. 4 .......Mrs. Paul Mowery, Burgoon, R. No. 1 ..,....Mrs. Denver Findley, Fremont, Ohio .............FindIay, Fostoria Pressed Steel Florence Masier ....... .............................. M rs. Frances Bormuth, Fostoria Harald Smith ......... ...................................... . .... . ........ G ibsanburg, Quarry Mildred Stuckey ...,,.. , ......,. Mrs. Ralland Dicken, Greensprings, R. No, 1 Ruth Walston .... .... Floyd Byers ........... Mary Omwake ....... .......Mrs. Clarence Wollum, N. Baltimore, Autolite CLASS OF 1929 .......Lexington, N. Carolina, Body Repair .......,Mrs. John Striff, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Elva Boker ..,....v..... .......................................... B ettsville, Ohio Nellie Vrooman ................,....................... Mrs. John Shafferly, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Wayne Byers ,,,,,,,.,.,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,....,,,,....................,... Fostoria, R. No. 4, Carpenter Irene Seiger .........,.. Mrs. Irene Shaull, Tiffin, R. No. 3, Sec. Old Fort Elevator Bernice Wolf ....... ......,................................. M rs. Elwood Kimes, Fostoria, Ohio Leona Wolf ....... Ruth Mitchell ....... Mildred Reed ...... Lyle Snyder .......... Daisy Yost ............... Thelma Gamble. ......... .. Leland Heiserman ..,,.,,. ........Mrs. Lester S. Fruth, Findlay, Ohio, R. No. 2 ,. .......... ....Mrs. Gordon Mumaw, Kansas, Teacher Blaine Hummel, Fostoria CLASS OF 1930 .......WiIkes Barre, Penn., Chaplain at Vets Hospital Fred Stone, Tiffin, Ohio, Teacher Paul Boyd, Forest, Ohio . ....... ......... F ostoria, Ohio, Railway Signal Co. Gladys Lanning ........................ ....... M rs. Clarence Earl, Kansas, Cook at J. L. Cleo Lanning ..........,...........,..,..........,........... Mrs. Glenn Carper, Bettsville, Ohio Rex Cochard ........ Auburn, ind., R. No. 2, Field Supervisor, Curtiss Candy Co. Wilfred Kissling .......................,..,.,..,...,......,................................. Fostoria Foundry Arthur Anderson ........ ...,... ............. K a nsas, R. No. 1, Farmer Paul Boyd ,...... ........ ....................,... F o rest, Ohio, Well Driller Gladys Myers ............. Marguerite Smeltz ........ Ruth Gwinner ............ Cleoria Russel......... Lewis Byers ....... ............... Clara Stull ........ ....... .Mrs. Cordella Brickner .......... Mary Ellen Creeger ......... Esther Kisabeth ....... Lee Boyd ................. Clarion Soule ......... Marion Stull ........ Helen Chaney ......... Edward Kisa beth ........... Kenneth Kunkleman Francis Green .............,. Charles Ryman ....... Mariorie Agnew. ....... . Weldon Rapp .......... Grace Schupp ......... Beulah Huffman ...... John Striff ....,......... Evelyn Stultz ....... Jay Ledbetter ......... Arlene Ferguson ...... Carrie Ryman ....... Helen Mansfield ...... Gertrude Rapp. ...... . C. C. Cochard ......... Leon Omwake ......... Ida Blanche Wolf ...... Rollo Sour .............. Donna Humbert ....... Mildred Kline ...... Roy Kissling ......... Connie Ryman ......... John Good ........... Ethel Smith ........... Raymond Gwiner ..... Walter Stultz .... Mae Giviner ............ Kenneth Thompson ....... Nellie Dicken ..........., Dayal Waltimier ..... Evan Hustler ........... Willard Steward...,.... Francis Omwake ........ Catherine Shaver ....... Virgil Grove. .,.... . Carl Russel ....... Robert Keller ....... Wilmer Kunkleman. Donald Smoihers ....... Kenneth Cessna ...... Robert Pa rk ............. Maxwell Snyder ......... leora Hartley ......... .......Mrs. Henry Cool, Grand Rapids, Mich. Blake Miller, Cleveland, Ohio ...,... . ..... ,. ........ Mrs. Hank Ritter, Tucson, Arizona ....Mrs. James Wood, Bettsville, Ohio, Drug Store .,...,,,...........,......,.,,.....,..,.Columbus, Ohio, Attorney Clara Bigham, Housemother at Otterbein College CLASS OF 1931 ...,......,..........................Fostoria, R. No. 3, Teacher ..........Mrs. Herman Hartschuh, Sycamore .....-Mrs. John Krupp, Fostoria, R. No. 4 ......Strongsville, Ohio, Airway Express Green 1955 ...........Mrs. Robert Knisely, Fostoria ....,...........,...Fostorio, R. No. 3, Farmer ..........Reynolds Corners, Willys Overland ....,......,Mrs. Robert Dicken, Arcadia, Ohio ........Fostoria, Ohio, Ohio Oil Co., Findlay Aug. 26, 1931 ................Miami, Florida, Pilot, National Air Lines ........Mrs. Gerald Heinze, Fostoria, R. No. 2, Teacher Charles Leisenring, Denver, Colo. . ,...........,.. . ............ Fostoria, Ohio, R. No. 4, Excello .........Mrs. Kermit Woessner, Fostoria, Ohio, R. No. 3 .,.......,..,.......................,....Monclova, Willys Overland Richard Williams, Elida, Ohio ........Mrs, Kenneth Fox, Arcadia, Ohio, R. No.1 CLASS OF 1932 .........Mrs. Glen Massie, Fostoria, Ohio, R. No. 4 .....,.....Mrs. Oscar Lampe, Dover, Ohio ..,..,Greenfield, Ind., R. Na. 1, Farmer July 3, 1951 ,. .... .......... M rs. Owen Barton, New Haven, Ind. ........................,.,......Lorain, Ohio, Furnace Repair ......Mrs. Delbert Graber, Fostoria, Ohio, R. No. 4 ......Mrs. Evan Hostler, Fostoria, Ohio, R. No.4 ................................Fostoria, Ohio, Shoe Repair .......Mrs. Dale Michael, Green Springs, Teacher ..,....Fostoria, R. No. 4, Findlay Country Club ................,....Fostoria, Ohio, Ohio Power Co. .........Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer 81 T. V. Repair Paul Hemrick, Fostoria, Ohio ............Maumee, Ohio, Rossford Ordnance Lloyd Bowman, Fostoria, Ohio .................................Nashport, Ohio, Excavating ...........Fostoria, R. No. 4, Seneca Wire Bi Farmer Water Dept. Garden Grove, Calif., Northrup Leads Instrument . ........... Mrs. Floyd Byers, Lexington, North Carolina Aug. 27, 1955 ........Port Clinton, Ohio, Music Store .....................Died, March za, 1961 CLASS OF 1 933 .........,..................Fostoria, Ohio, National Carbon ........Fostoria, R. No. 3, NOBA Breeders Assoc. Bluff, Calif., Airport ...............Ado, Ohio, Ford Plant, Lima, Ohio .,....Fostorio, Ohio, Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Woodrow Kelley, Rising Sun Charles Humbert ..... Thelma Hemminger. Helen Shuff .....,........Y..- Doris Humbert. ,.... Carl Scherger ......... Lillian Brickner ...... ,. Floyd Doll ........,..... Fannie Vrooman....... Kenneth Null ......... Mary Wonderly ....... John Anderson ...,... Hugh Boyd ......,.,. Marguerite Cool ....... George Cochard ....... Mildred Calwell ..,... Robert Null .....,..... Claude Thaxtan .... ,. Norbert De Vanna .... ,. Donna Massie. ....... Ruth Vrooman ........ Ralph Byers ........ George Peeler .....,. Mary Keller ......... . Carl Depinet ....l.. ........ Helen Smith ......,.... Robert Creeger. ...... Y.... ....... . ....l...........----.-----.------------ . . Martha Mowery ....v..,.... Mildred Grove ...,... Ruth Lawyer .... Evalia Wolf .....,.., .. Marion Wedge .,.......... Treva Cunningham ..,.v. Rosemary Pankhurst ..... Robert Gwiner .......,,. Glen Shaver ....... Springs, Trucker ..,.... Mrs. LeRoy Rhodes, Fostoria, R. No.1 Glen Strawsbaugh, Fostoria Roy Kissling, Fostoria New Riegel, Auctioneer ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,Fq5tqrla, R. No. 3, Teacher ......Des Moines, lowa, Supt. of Swift Soy Bean Mill Gallipolis, Ohio R. No. 4 -.mw,,,,,,,,,Fo5toria, R. Na. 4, Nurse Fostoria Hospitdl .......Died in Service July 22, 1944 in mission over Italy mmmNMN,Nm,M,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Fgstaria, Ohio, Mail Carrier CLASS OF 1934 Leo DeJonghe, Drocton, N. Y. ...............,....Fortville, Ind., Eli Lily Drug Co. ........Mrs. Donald Smothers, Fostoria, R. No. 3 ,.,................Medina, Ohio, Restaurant Owner .......................Fostoria, Ohio, Flechtner Bros. R. Na. 1, Ohio, Farmer .......Mrs. Charles Wedge, Point Pleasant, W. Virginia, Grocery Store .........Mrs. Harlan Shaferly, Alvada, R. No. 6, Ohio Georgia, Carpenter Fostoria, City Service Director ...,..Mrs. Russ Schubert, Lansing, Michigan, Office Work Fostoria, R. No. 3, Ohio, Mgr. Bascom Telephone Co. Francis Hite, Fremont, Ohio, Sears Office Carey, Ohio, John Deere ..Mrs. Robert Keller, Fostoria, R. No. 1, Ohio, Teacher Ralph Stewart, Fostoria, R. No. 4, Ohio .......Mrs. Ruth Slick, Fostoria, Ohio, Fostoria Hospital , ..,......... Mrs. Allen F. Fruth, Galion R. Na. 1, Ohio Florida, Pilot ,, ..,,, , ....,,,, Mrs. Maxwell Snyder, Fostoria, Ohio ., ...... Mrs. Walter Weaver, San Millbrae, Calif. ,,,,.,........................Taledo, Ohio, Ship Yards CLASS OF 1935 St. Ann, Missouri, Pilot Evelyn Calwell. ........ .. ....... . ....... Mrs. Robert Zepernick, Bascom, Ohio, Teacher Juanita Chaney ....... Fred Boas, .,........... . Carl Butzier ........ Helen Myers ........ Robert Flack .......... Elsie Radcliffe ....... 'Berlie Moore ...... Freida Lanning .....,... Lemuel Milhime .... Geraldine Phillips ....... James O'Toole ...... . Bernice Durst ...... Cyril Scherger ......, Howard Stultz. ........ .. Herbert England .... Leota Humbert ......... Kathleen DeVanna ....... Harold Leonard ...... Verne Luzader ....... Ruth King .........,. . Royal Harrison. .,,,.. Lee Felton .......,...... Kenneth Wolf ........ Nicholas Lauer ......... Ruth Keller ...,.....,.. Don Byer ..,. ,.,.,.... ...... Judson Heiserman... Lucille Rapp ..........,. Wallace Shaver ......... Helen England ..,.... Albert Wonderly ..... Gayle Lawyer ......., Robert Calwell ........ Henry Strawshaugh ...... Rozella Butzier .......... James Park ..,.......... Gladys Myers ..,..,.....,.., Norman Waltimier ....... Earl Gwlner .............. Earl Myers ...........,. Clayton Good ..,...... Mrs. Orville Twining, Fostoria, Ohio, Mgr. of Block Cat Field, New Jersey, Public Acc't. Dec. 1, 1960 ........Mrs. Clyde Stearns, Fostoria, R. No. 1, Ohio .....,.,....,..............,..Fostaria, National Carbon Co. ..........Mrs. Geo. Strausbaugh, Tiffin, Ohio ........,..............Fostoria, Ohio, Firestone Store .........Mrs. Bert Sabo, Kansas, Ohio, Beauticion ................Risingsun, R. No. 1, Ohio, Farmer Ned Joseph, Kansas, Ohio . .......... . ......................................... ,..,. . Died April, 1937 .......Mrs. Charles Tedrow, Walbridge, R. No. 1, Ohio Riegel, Ohio, Farmer ..................Tiffin, Mechanic Morton Trucking Co. .......Mrs. Frank Currant, Tontogany, Ohio, Teacher Charles Simon, Toledo ........,...........,..Fostoria, Excello ........Kansas, R. No. 1, Basic CLASS OF 1936 .Mrs. Earl Sayre, Amsden, Postmistress 8. Grocery Store R. No. 4, Farmer ......Fostoria, R. Na. 1, Farmer 8. Assist. Mail Carrier R. No. 1, Farmer .....................,..............Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer .......Mrs. Mike Besserman, Fostoria, Ohio .................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Carpenter ........Grand Prairie, Texas, Body Shop ...........Mrs. Henry Scherf, Fostoria . ........ , ...... .Died in Service Dec. 6, 1944 1960 . ...... Millersville, R. No. 1, Baker's Quarry Robert Deckard, Fostoria .............................................Geneva, Ohio Foundry ..........Mrs. Walter Haubert, Burgoon, R. No. 1 ........,Tiffin, R. No. 5, Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Herbert Havens, Risingsun, R. No.1 .......Mrs. July 14, 1936 ..,.......,Fostoria, Mgr. of Sohio Gas Station ...................................Kansas, Foundry ........Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer ,,l'x f' N Dorothy Coulson ........ Paul Good .............. Ethel Bauman ....., Edgar Craun ........ Suzanne Yost ...... Louise Shaull ...... Betty Dicken ........... Margaret Stultz ......... Fern Durst., ........ . June Day ....... Ethel King ........ Etta Prenzlin .......... Marguerite Burns ..,... Clifford Hartline ....... Evelyn Rinebold ....... Ralph Knettle .....,... Robert Bigham ....... Robert Ropp ........ Emerson Myers ....... Melba Russel ...... Mary DeVanna ..,.... Maxine Feasel..... .... Deloris Cunningham ....... Paul Moore .................. Priscilla Dicken ...... Katherine Keiser .....,. Charles Thaxtan ....... Doris Phillips ......... Gerald Scherger ....... Zeile Humbert ......... . Jeanette Hummel ...... .......Mrs. CLASS OF 1937 James Park, Tiffin, R. No. 5 Ashland, Ohio, Technician for Air Lines .Mrs. Jerry Ehlers, Gary, Ind. Feb. 25, 1939 ...........Mrs. Dale Laucks, Tiffin, Teacher Mrs. Charles Murry, Fostoria, Hub .. ..... Mrs. Royal Harrison, Fostoria, R. No. 4 .........Mrs. Wilfred Earl, Fostoria, R. No. 4 , ,,,,.,,,.... Mrs. Tom Bricker, Kansas, Autolite Mrs. Norman Huss, Fremont, R. No. 4 Mrs. Wilbur Baker, Fostoria, R. C. A. Penney's Mrs. Harold Rasey, Denver, Colo. .... Mrs. Lester Myers, Tiffin, , ,,,,..,,. ..,......,...... .... , ....... A msden, Farmer Mrs. C. W. Watkins, Fostoria, R. No. 4, Autolite Fostoria, Home Window CLASS OF 1938 .......New London, investors Services Inc. ..,.,,,,,..........,,..........,........,.Fostoria, Railroad ,. ,...,,,.,,,.,,, , ........,...,... Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer .......Mrs. Richard Wice, Bloomdale, Beautician Wm. Sullivan, Jacksonville, Fla. ......Mrs. Verne Luzader, Kansas, R. No. 1 Odell Dunn, Fostoria,Ohio .....,............,...,.,.....................Fostoria, Ohio, Atlas .......Mrs. Clayton Good, Fostoria, R. Na. 3, Ohio Katherine Barnes, Kansas, Music Teacher Fostoria, Seneca Wire Mrs. James Eversole, Gibsanburg, Ohio .............,,. . .... Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer . ................ Bettsville, Mgr. of Gas Station .......Mrs. Robert Boas, Fostoria, Ohio .Mrs. Charles Smith, Dayton, Ohio Genevieve Cessna ........... . ..........,.................. .. Robert Boas ..............................,............................... Fostoria, Fostoria Body Shop Emiel Cool ........ Fostoria, R. No. 1, Ohio, Leisher Printing Co., Fremont, Ohio CLASS OF 1939 Carroll Craun ......... ....,,. G rand Island, N. Y., Carbon Office Carl Snyder ....... ..... ...................,. F o staria, R. No. 4, Farmer Elma Fredrick ........ ...... ...... ......... M r s. Don Johnson, Fostoria, Ohio Donald Heiserman ....... ...........,.....................,........,... F ostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer Virginia Lewis .......... ........ M rs. Warren Stull, Fostoria, Ohio, Don's Market Morris Barnes ....., ............................... F indlay, Salesman, Indiana Mdse. Helen Koller ,......... ...... M rs. Helen Seaman, Fostoria, Ohio John Stultz ................ ........... D ied in Service Feb. 22, 1943 Pauline McDermott, ..... .......,................,.. M rs. Anthony Brant, Claire, Mich. Clayton Wolf ............... ................................,.. F ostoria, Sergeant Police Farce Geraldine Brubaker ....,... Pauline Brubaker ..,... Beatrice Whicker, .... .. Ralph Flack ............ Harly Cessna .......... Henery Calwell ......... Wanda Kunkleman ...... Lynn Perkins .......... Ward Stull .........,......... Junior Chaney ..............,. Mary Louise Scherger .... Katherine Shelton.. ....... .. Thomas Wonderly ........ Robert Walters ...... Mary Kummer ........ Mary Belle Park ....... John Day ................ Harry Humbert ....... Armilda Hill ........... Warren Glunt ......... Warren Stull. .... .. Murry Huffman ....... Bernice Sours ...... Edwin Phillips ..... Betty Harrison ........ Jean Shaw ........... Mae Copsey .,.,,,.,,,,, Harold Ecker, Jr ....... Robert Burgbacher ....,.. Wayne Franklin ......... Paul Wonderly ....... Leah Gwiner ....... .......Mrs. Geraldine Harris, Fostoria, Ohio, R. No. 3 .........Mrs. Geo. Harris, Fostoria, R. No. 3, Ohio , ................ ..... . Mrs. Keith Landis, Ashland, Ohio ......Maumee, Ohio, Owens Illinois Glass Co. .................... Kansas, R. Na. 1, Farmer ........Perry, Georgia, Civil Service Lloyd Fisher, Arcadia ........Findlay, Groman's Music Store .....................................BettsvilIe, Basic ..........,...........................Fostoria, Trucker ........Mrs. Victor Huss, New Riegel, Ohio .......Mrs. Geo. Ketchum, West Milgrove ..........Died in Service, Dec. 19, 1944 CLASS OF 1940 Fostoria, Ex-cell-o ..........Mrs. Arthur Brickner, Fostoria, R. No. 3 .......Mrs. Donald Heiserman, Fostoria, R. No. 3 R. No. 4 ..,.,...San Francisco, Calif., Roofing Contractor Marian Lang, Fostoria, Autolite . ....... Union City, Ind., R. No. 2, Westinghouse .............................Fostaria, R. No. 3, Excello ......Green Springs, Ohio, Printer, Fremont John Willman, Tiffin, Ohio .......................Bettsville, Autolite Personnel Donald Shoull, Kansas, R. No. 1 Ralph Flack, Maumee, Sub. Teacher ......... . ...,... . ...... Mrs. J. Snyder, Fostoria, R. C. A. .......Lansing, Mich., Teacher at Mich. State College .-..........................Findlay, Ohio, Sanitary Cleaners ......................Fostoria, Ohio, Montgomery Ward . .......... Risingsun, R. No. 1, Farmer ..........Mrs. Paul Evans, Fostoria Joyce Snyder ..,...... Don Shaull ......... Franes Wilson Mavis Bauman,...... Walter Boas ....,,.,..... Vincent Brubaker ,....... Cecil Butzier ...,......., Ora Calwell, .lr ....,.. Ralph Edinger ....,.. Keith Huffman ,.,...... Viola Hunt ..,.,..,....,,.,. ,. Marvalene Kisabeth .,,..,. Maxine Masters, ......... . Charles Might .,.....,... Evelyn Mosier ....... Dorothy Myers ..,,... Eileen O'Toole ......... Margaret Saum ,.,.. ..- Charles Sherman ........ Roy Smith ................ Ray Smith ....... Joyce Soule ........ Betty Vrooman Beryl Watson ........ Rose Wonderly .,.... . .,...,............... Fostoria, R. No. 3, Ohio, Farmer ........Kansas, Ohio, Farmer 81 National Machinery CLASS OF 1941 .......Mrs. Charles Might, Racine, Wis. .....................Fostaria, Hartman T. V. ..,....Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer ...........................Kansas, Ohio, Bus Driver ..........................Fostoria, R. No. 2, Plumber ...,...North Jackson, Ohio, Supt. of Cemetery ..........Reseda, Calif., Flying Tiger Air Line Claude Keckler, Jr., Fostoria .........Mrs. Howard Cook, Tiffin, Music Teacher ...........Mrs. Lester Decker, Los Angeles, Calif. .,..,.,......Racine, Wis., Western Adv. Agency .......Mrs. Richard Pankhurst, Riverside, Calif. ..........Mrs. Earl Cochran, Fostoria, R. No. 4 ....,,....Mrs. Dean Compton, Kansas, G. E. ........Mrs. Albert Sendlebach, Autolite .,........Detroit, Mich., Reg. Architect .........Risingsun, Risingsun Elevator Autolite ......Mrs. Dallas Klotz, Risingsun, R. No. 1 ........Mrs. Thomas Knott, Toledo, Nurse ., .,,..... Mrs. Lee Gabel, Tiffin, R. No. 2 CLASS OF 1942 Edna Butzier ..,..... Mrs. Chester Robinson, Pemberville, Robinson Store, Bradner Marvelene Edinger. ....... Mrs. Elmer Barringer, Bloomdale, O., Works at B.G.U. Porter Massie .... ..... . . .................................................,........ Fostoria, Ohio, Atlas Charles Master ...... Julia Mezzaros. ..,. , John Lindower ....... Betty Meyer ........... Florence Myers .....,... Deanne Myers ...... ...,...... . .. Raymond Neiderhouser .....,.. ........Baltimore, Maryland, Electrical Engineer Dale Miller, Columbus, Ohio in Service Dec. 29, 1944 Robert Gursky, Wayne, Mich. .......Mrs. Vincient Brubaker, Fostoria, R. No. 4 .,.......Maior, Airforce Base, Shreveport, La. ..............Fostoria, Mechanic at Hummels Richard Pankhurst ................ ...........,............. R iverside, Calif., Cost Accountant Jean Stull .....,........ ....................................................... M rs. Don Smith, Burgoon Lois Russel ........................ Mrs. Webb Smith, Jr., Tiffin, Clerk at Fashion Shop Marge Rutherford ...................................,................., Mrs. James Fruchey, Kansas Opal Smith ........... ....... M rs. Dale Cook, Tiffin, Cook's Foodliner Mkt. Owona Smith ........ Harold Walters ,........ Nancy Weaver .,.... Bernard Burns. ....... Carl Prenzlin ........ , Lester Lindower ....... Eugene Dooley ............ Geraldine Copsey ....... Evelyn Baker ............ Donald Flack ......... Zola Huffman ..... Juanita Hunt ....., Isabelle Stull .....,..... Shannon Snyder ...... John Meszaros. ,.... . Doyle McHuffie ........... Margaret Lanning ....... Wayne Franklin, Fostoria, Ohio ................................,..Fostoria, Ohio, Fire Dept. ........Mrs. Robert Bigham, London, Ohio ....,...Titfin, Ohio, Crobaugh Hardware .......Fostoria, Ohio, Seneca Wire Mill ...,....Fort Wayne, lnd., G. E. Personnel CLASS OF 1943 Airforce Jim House, Sandusky Cecil Butzier, Kansas, Autolite ...........................Hopewell, Virginia, Allied Chemical ........Mrs. Zola Hartsoak, Fostoria, Commercial Press Lloyd Sheridan, Arcadia, Ohio .........Mrs. Robert Greenlee, Fostoria, R. No. 4 .. ......... .................. , .......,.. K ansas, Mail Carrier Ohio, Rubber Co. Ohio, Machinist .......Mrs. Shannon Snyder, Kansas, Autolite Betty King ,............... ..............,...., M rs. Walter Haynes, Fostoria Robert Kassing ................................................................ Fostoria, Ohio, Ohio Oil Robert Yoder ..,.........,.,....,...,,.,.....,.........,..,.,......,..,..,.,..,,.....,, Kansas, Ohio, Basic Barbara Carter ...... Mrs. Barbara Banks, Fostoria, Ohio, Office, O'Donnel Chevy Don Smith .......................................................................... Burgoon, Ohio, Farmer Evelyn Wolf ...,...... ...,..,.. M rs. Elwood Gray, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Calif. Howard Weaver .,..... .............,................,.... F ostoria, R. No. 3, Autolite Lenard Watson. .--t---... . Troas Hemminger ........ .................Bascam, Excello Personnel ......Mrs. Folk, Findlay, Water Dept. Frank Harrison ......... ....... . . .......,......... Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer Ralph Hemminger ........ .,.,..........,... . ........ , ....... F ostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer Bernard Fox .............. ..... . .BlythevilIe, Arkansas, Mgr. of Grain Storage Emerson Miller ......... ..................... . ..... .,.. F o storia, Seneca Lumber Co. CLASS OF 1944 Garland Aumaugher ......... ......... M rs. Paul Forsyth, Mansfield Joe Brickner .................. ............................. T iffin, Ohio, Floom-Fleck Cleoro Coleman ....... ..,.....,.......... , ..,.. . ...Mrs. Dale Hendricks, Fostoria Hilo Durst ............. ....... M rs. John Puffenberger, Fostoria, R. No. 3 Charles Gwiner ...... Eleanor Haughn .,..,. Bernita Havens ....... June Hughes ........ Donald Massie ,......, Wilbur Masters ..,.... Eileen McHoffie ......,.. Helen Meszaros ........,. Madolyn Nichols ......, Norma O'Toole ...... Jean Pankhurst ....... Ruth Pankhurst ....... Marveleen Reeder ...... Thelma Rousher .,...... Wilma Stump ..........,.,. Mary J. Wohlgamuth ...... Theresa Wonderly .....,.. James Watson. ......,. . Rita Stark .....,...... June Snyder ....,.... Freida Colwell ........ ........Fostoria, R. No. 4, Trucker ........Mrs. Robert Chaney, Fostoria . ................ ....... M rs. Porter Massie, Fostoria Max Baker, Fostoria .........Gibsonburg, Ohio, Chem. Troll, Fremont ........Fostoria, R. No. 4, Autolite 8. TV Repair Robert Yoder, Kansas . .,..,.. Mrs. Lawrance Snyder, Arcadia, Ohio Ohio, Teacher Wendell Reffner, Fostoria Ralph McCumber, Fostoria .......Mrs. Ralph Snyder, Fostoria, R. No. 3 Bill King, Amsden Autolite ........Mrs. Wilma Funkhouser, Fostoria, R. No. 4 ........Mrs. Charles Komenick, Clyde, Ohio, Teacher R. No. 2 .. .......... .... ........... . . .. ................. ,..Fostaria, Robert Kirk, Findlay, CLASS OF 1945 .....Fostoria, R. No. 4, Electrician at J. E. Baker Quarry Jack Murnen, Toledo Frank Harrison, Fostoria, R. No. 4 ........Mrs. Eldon Parsons, Marietta, Ohio CUFOIYF1 COMPTON -.--.-- .................................. B ellevue, Ford Plant RiCl1Ul'Cl WeiSSit199r ....... ........ F ostoria, R. No. 4, Gray Printing Co. Helen 5Clief9ef -..-.-..-.-...-. ............................ M rs. Omar Cassidy, Tiffin DOYHIG Belle Chubb ......... .. ..... Mrs. Harley Cessna, Kansas, R. No. 1 lSGlJellS Deifel' ................................... ....., M rs. Melvin Wetherill, Shelby, Ohio WllI'T1Cl DUFSP ........................ ......... ..................... M r s. Joseph Decker, Tiffin, Ohio Yvonne Elarton ...... Mrs. Richard Weissinger, Fostoria, R. No. 4, Music Teacher MCFY l-OU F1511 ---.-.-............................................... Mrs. Mary Lou Bates, Risingsun Vondo Fox ...... .... . .... , ..... ....,.. M r s. Harold McLaughlin, Fostoria, Autolite Office Julia Jeanne I-annms ...................... .... . ........... M rs. Roy Smith, Kansas, Autolite Lewis LeJeune ...,.. ,,.,.... Floyd Lichtle, ,....,..... . Germaine Scherger .,,.... Joan Waltimier... John Wonderly ....... Keith Damon ,,,.,.. Ernest Dicken ...,... Alvin Fronkart .,...... Donald Russell ........ Alma Scherger ....,.. Joan Shaw ..,........... Margaret Rapp ........ Francis Burns ....... Orton Saurs ............ Clayton Myers ......... Joan Kimmet ....... Mildred Hartly ,....... Joyce Good .......... Carolyn Grove ........ Olive Smith ........,,,. Carolyn Bricker ....... Kenneth Brickner ..,.... Wanda SnYder,.. ,,.,,.. . Dorothy Hatfield ......., Esther Baker ..... . ..... . John Cannavan ............. Theresa Brickner ......... Mariorie Hollen baush.. ..... . Phyllis Lanning ........... Doyle Baker ............,. Kathleen Haughn' ...... Lois Boyd .....,.,.,...,..... Betty Waldman. ........... . Raymond Steward ........ Geraldine Ritter .,...... Zella Purtee Verlin Butzier ........ Hazel Stark ......... lola Saalman ,.,.., Kathleen Wonderly .... Garland Peeler ......... Eva Jean Russel ........ , ..,.. ...Fremont, Ohio, Whirlpool, Clyde .......................Findlay, Machine Shop Beryl Perry, Tiffin CLASS OF 1 946 ..........Mrs. Robert C. Hill, Fostoria .,.,....Risingsun, R. No. 1, Farmer France . ...................................... Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer .-.-.-.---.-................................Fostorio, R. No. 1, Farmer .......Toledo, Champion Spark Plug, I. B. M. Operator Kent Ford, Tiffin ......Mrs. John Gillespie, Bowling Green .......Mrs. Don Bercaw, Fostoria, Excello .....,.........Fostoria, Real Estate Agent March 6, 1949 .............................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer ......Mrs. Allen Sperow, New Riegel, R. No. 1 Mildred Risner, Fostoria, O., Excello Duane Coppus, Fostoria, Ohio .......Mrs. James Watson, Fostoria, R. No. 4, Teacher CLASS OF 1947 Alva Dolch, Jr., Tiffin .........Mrs. Jack Earl, Fostoria, Harry's Lunch Clyde Whirlpool . .......................... Mrs. Don Day, Homart, lnd. ......Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Shreve, O., Nurse ........Mrs. Gene Day, Waldron, Mich., Nurse ........................Dayton, Ohio, Radio Station Paul Streaker .......Mrs. Robert Munoz, Fostoria, R. No. 4 ..... Bud Clouse, Bascam .........................................Fastorio, Ohio, Truck Driver ........Mrs. Larry Hammer, Kansas, R. No. 1, Autolite Geo. Clauss, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Alfred lckes, Bairdstawn .................Fostoria, Fostoria Manufacturing . ........ Mrs. Charles Joseph, Fostoria, R. No. 4 .........Fremont, Ohio, Modern Construction Donald Coapler, Fostoria Bud Fry, Kirby, Ohio CLASS OF 1948 Alvin Faeth, New Riegel, R. No. 1 .. ............................ Mrs. Richard Karcher, Fostoria . ...... Mrs. Richard Taylor, Fostoria, Carbon Office MQ,-y Ellen Few ,,,,.,A , ,,....,....,.....,.,.,., .,Mrs. Dan Minter, Columbus, Ohio Margaret Haughn ............ Joyce Long .............,....,.. Jack Weisinger ,.., Roy Few ................ Dick Sigler ...,,.....,... Bob Lanning .....,... . ........... Am, Kcsslng ,,,A,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.4,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...A,,.,,.,......., C leveland, Ohio, Teacher Jqgk Baldwin ,,,.,, l,,.,.,,,,,,,., S an Jose, Calif., United Technology Cora. Missiles Charles Russel .......... Dearborn, Mich., Metrooolitan Airport Air Traffic Control Kyle Bigham ,.,......,..,,..,...,................. Overland, Missouri, Washington University Richard Sour .... Unionville, Ont. Canada, R. No. 1, Co-owner Glen Angus Farms Howard Dieter, Fostoria, Gray's ,,................. Mrs. Merlin Ingram, Fostoria .. ......... Kansas, Salesman for Electrical Co. , ...,.. Durango, Cola., Geologist for Gulf Oil .......Fostoria, Ohio, National Carbon Co. ....,...........,..Kansas, Ohio, Truck Driver LaVernon Brubaker .............. Bernice Brickner ..,...... .. Mack Lanning ......... Kathryn Bachman ....... Dale Yoder .............. Eunice Murphy ........ . Jim Ponn ................... . Kathleen Coleman ......... Beverly Sour ............... Lorell Loomis ..,.......... Nate Calwell ................. Vondale Swaisgood ....... Wanda Omwake ......... Charles Hatfield .,.... Loren Stumpp ....... Don Ecker ...,......,........ Patsy Cunningham ......... Catherine Kellar ......... John Brickner ....... Wayne Baker ,......... Eulalia Reinhart ............ Jim Snyder .............,.... ..................... . Clona Phillips ......... ...Mrs. Coletta Scherger ......... Dave Hill ................. Jean Kern.......,..... Martin Flagg ........ Martha Payne Katherine Fernbaugh ....... Zelma Kissling ............... Don Cessna ........ . ....... Duane Byers .................. Marilyn Mullholland ....... Betty Bricker ............... Betty Gamby ........ Gerald Findlay ........ Ray Thaxton .....,....,.. George Sherick .,...... Lewis Kimmet ....... Neil Hatfield ........ Bill Byers ........... Berniel Saum ........ Ronnie Wheeler ......... Zola Kline.. ......... . Jeanne Jones ..... Patty Roth ,... ..... Garold Owen ......,..., Beverly Bauman ...... Bud Wyans. ......... . Delbert Edinser ......, Chester Pullins ........ Richard Russel ...... Lloyd Cessna .,......., . Duane Baldwin .,....., Robert Hammer ....... Richard Gamby ....... Glen Rousher ....... Doris Rader ....... Valcie Jacobs ....... Dave Loomis.. ...,. Ray Saalman ......... ........ .... Zovonalene Brubaker ........ .......,.........Tiffin, Floom B Fleck ..........Mrs. Bernard Drool, Fostoria ..........................,.........Fostoria, Trucker Mrs. Calvin Trett, Barberton, Ohio ..................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Basic CLASS OF 1949 Geo. Dupey, Tiffin Fostoria, Su perette Mkt. Loren Strumpp, Champaign, lll. .......Mrs. John Whitaker, Reynoldsburg, Ohio .........,.....,...........Fostoria, Hartman TV Store Fostoria, R. No. 4, Basic .....................Columbus, Ohio, Child Welfare .........Mrs. Paul Seibenaller, Fostoria, R. No. 4 ....................Fostoria, Ohio, National Carbon .......Captain in Air Force, Champaign, lll. ......Fostoria, National Carbon Personnel Bernard Conine, Fostoria ......Mrs. Robert Daw, China Lake, Calif. ...........Tiffin, Ohio, Clyde Porcelain .............................,...............Airforce, Spain , ...,.........,......,........ .Mrs. Wm. Troxel, Findlay, Ohio Fostoria, R. No. 4, National Carbon Lab Walter Foncannon, Sandusky, Works at Geo. Carrol Tiffin, Ohio, Basic Jim Stull .....................,................. .... .....r............r...................-.. ..........Mrs. Richard Schumm, Tiffin, O. R. S. ..........Fostoria, Ohio, Mgr. Town House Taxies .....,..Mrs. Phillip Barnenbrugge, Millbury, Ohio .. .......... .....................,... K ansas, Baker's Quarry CLASS OF 1950 .........Mrs. Charles Gwiner, Fostoria, R. Na. 4 Robert Miller, Risingsun, Nurse , .............. .,.,...,,...,... ,...Kansas, Basic .........,...,.,.,..Wayne, Ohio, Carpenter ...lilliilililllu Mrs. Howard Stahl, Weston, Ohio Don Ecker, Fostoria ..........Mrs. Harold Calms, Fostoria Clyde, Ohio, R. No. 4, Whirlpool Ohio, Dow Beckmun Chemical Co. ......Bloomdale, R. Na. 1, Autolite June 3, 1951 ..........Homestead, Fla., Airforce .......Fostoria, R. No. 3, Excello .......Kansas, R. No. 1, Basic Lab. CLASS OF 1951 Navy ......Mrs. Albert Lemmerbrock, Bowling Green, Nurse Robert Lanning, Kansas Charles Chase, Fostoria, R. No. 1 ................,......,......Bettsville, R. No. 1, Basic Lab. ......Mrs. Lewis Williams, Oak Harbor, Beautician ....................Fostoria, Ohio, Fostoria Body Shop ...........Fostoria, R. No. 4, Basic Lab. ...................Fremont, R. R., Basic ........Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer ..............................Kansas, Basic .......Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer . ..,... Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer .................................,Service, Japan Army ......Mrs. Harold Barlekamp, Fostoria ...,.........Bellevue, Ohio, Railroad CLASS OF 1952 ......,...................,.......Fostoria, Dunn's Bowling Alley ............................Fostoria, R. Na. 3, Farmer .......Mrs. Duane Baldwin, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Dorothy Kummer. .......... . Malcolm Hollenbaugh ...... Roger McDonald ............. Barbara Nougle .......... Tom Bricker ........... Patricia Russel. .... ,. Lois DeVore Shirly Edinger .,..... Ray Myers ........... . Royal Smith. ....... ..... . Kathleen Saum .,.,.,... John Brickner ..,......... Shirly McElhaney ,....... Arlene Peeler ........... Vincient Brickner ......... Marlyn Rousher ..,.,... Richard Findlay ..,..... Betty Hatfield ........ .......Mrs. Ray Saalman, Fostoria, R. No. 3 ........Mrs. ............,.Sumas, Washington, Geologist ...............Fostoria, R. No. 4, Excello Dean Border, Port Clinton ..............,.....,.............Kansas, Tom's Sohio Station Frank Gutawski, Fostoria, Cozy Corners Shirly Hartman, Fostoria, R. No. 4, Flechtners R. No. 5, Basic . ....... .. ..........,........,.... Kansas, Basic Lab. 8. Farmer ........Mrs. Royal Smith, Kansas .,.....Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer Martin Flagg, Kansas Richard Hammer, Kansas ..................Fostoria, R. No. 3, Bascom Elevator Richard Findlay, Fostoria, R. No.4 ........Fostorio, R. No. 4, Farmer Bi lnsurance Agent James King, Amsden, Autolite Emmet Michaels .,...........................,............................ Burgoon, R. No. l, Farmer Mary Kellar ..................................,................... Mrs. Robert Dunfee, Elyria, Ohio Jeanette Butler ........ Mrs. Joe Miller, LaPorte, lnd., Community Hospital Office Don Shaferly ................................................... ...... ........... R i singsun, Carpenter Ernie Shultz ...,..... Norbert Kimmet ...... Richard Armon ...... Hubert Steiner ...... Harold Watson ...,..... Barbara Sherick ..,..... Carolyn Frisch .......... Barbara Omwake ........ Marilyn Fell .....,....... Roth ........ Gregory Joanne Wyans ...... Betty Roth ........... ..........,..Fostoria, Foundry .,........Bettsville, Basic Lab. .....,................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Atlas ........Fostoria, Brush Beryllium, Elmore ................... Fostoria, Basic Lab. CLASS OF 1953 Dale Yoder, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Richard Gamby, Japan .........Mrs. Roger McDonald, Fostoria, R. No. 4 Jack Lambright, Fostoria, Ohio ........Son Diego, Calif., Electronic Engineer .....,..Mrs. Robert Ardner, Marion, Ohio ......Mrs. Geo. Gase, San Diego, Calif. Nolan Kline ...... . ..... ......,.,....... .............................. F o storia, Moes-Firth Roger Brickner. .....................................,....................... Tiffin, National Machinery Betty Blake ....,.........,, Mrs. Betty Stearns, Fostoria, Mgr. Townhouse 8. Wayside Shirly Flagg .................................................................. Mrs. John Shatzer, Kansas Donna McClory ........ Jack Kraylek ......... John Fernbaugh ..,.... Patricia Groves ........... Deloris Fernbaugh ...... Yvonne Ecker ,,...... Francis Hammer ...,... Robert Murphy ...... George Grimes ......,. Marilyn Bigham ....... Janice Weissinger ....... ..,.....Mrs. Donald Swaisgood, Tinney ........,..........Fostoria, National Carbon Co. ......,.............Fostoria, Chevy Garage Mechanic .......Mrs. Emmet Michaels, Burgoon, R. No. 1 .......Mrs. C. Robert Pearsall, Deshler, Ohio CLASS OF 1954 Ronald Miller, Fostoria, R. No. 4 .........................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer Force, Lackland Air Base Texas ....................................Redwood, Calif., Garage ......Mrs. Franklin Boucher, Risingsun, R. No.1 .,......Mrs. James Thompson, Cincinnati, Teacher Dallas Loomis. ...... ......... . ......................... R isingsun, Brush Beryllium, Elmore Johnny Striff ....,. . ....................... Lindsay, R. No. 1, Huett Robbins, Fremont Joyce Bigham ........ ....... M rs. Gordon Carper, Tallahassee, Fla., Univ. of Fla. Bud Barley ...... ......................... .... .............,.. F o storia, Montgomery Ward CClr0lYr1 FiSl'l .......... ..... . ................. ....... ..... . . Mrs. Warren McGee, Amsden Marilyn Beck ......... ....... M rs. Bill Byers, Fostoria, R. No. 3, Autolite Office Robert Stahl ............. Richard Stearns ....... Mary Ann Saum ...... Robert Russell .,.,.,,... Marilyn Holman ....... Vesta Kellar .......... Alfred Brickner ........ Peggy Butler ...... ,... Etta Nicholson ......... Leann Byers ............. . Gloria Kraylek ,........ Dorothy Holman. .... .. Donald Graber ......... ..........................Vickery, Ohio, Ford Plant, Sandusky .....................Philippine Islands, Air Force Eugene Ley, Tiffin, G. E. ........Tom's River, N. Jersey, Naval Airforce Jack Smith, Fostoria . ....., ,.Mrs. Pete Montion, Swanton, Ohio ..........,.......Fostoria, R. No. 3, Farmer ......Mrs. Wm. Beers, Fort Wayne, Ind. Frank Belfiore, Bellevue ......Mrs. Bernard Arnold, Portage, Ohio -.. ....... ................ R isingsun, Ohio, Flechtner's .........Mrs. James Blackburn, Fostoria CLASS OF 1955 Philadelphia, Ohio, Architect lna Rao Kissling ...... ........ M rs. Lloyd Ingram, Amsden, Pressed Steel Office Gene Meyers ......... ....................................... ...................... R i singsun, Atlas Frank Young ....... ...... ...................,........ N e w Orleans, La., Army Mary Kettler ....... ........ S ulfur Springs, Ohio, Music Teacher Richard Blake ....i... ............................... F ostoria, Radcor Inc. Virginia Brickner ...... ....... M rs. Russel Kahman, Flat Rock, Mich. lfViY1 Butler ................. .............. : ........................... F ostoria, Montgomery Wards David Heddon. -.......-............... ....i...........i . .. ...................................,... Hawaii, Army Ruth Ann Striff ...... Mrs. Richard Conley, Haslett, Mich., Sec. at Mich. State U. Edward Vallier ....................................,..,....,..,...,...,..,,.,,,.,..,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,, Toledo Arlene Walters...... .......Mrs. Charles Carr, Port Clinton, Plum Brook Office Richard Watkins. .v.. .. . Evelyn Miller ......... Army CLASS OF 1956 Mrs. Ronald Endicott, Fostoria, J. C. Penney Office Peter LePage ............ . ..,........................,..,............... Ohio Wesleyan College Carolyn Hinsman ,..... .....,... T oledo, Owen Illinois Glass Co. Sonia Kissling ........ .,.... ....................... M r s. Howard Saxton, Fostoria Lloyd lngram ..,.,....... .......,,,....,.......,..,............... A msden, Gray Printing Co. Paula Beckhusen .....,. ...... M rs. Don Neidehouser, Findlay, Findlay College Fred Cessna .... ....... ...........,............,..,.............. F o storia, R. No. 4, Basic Roy Hatfield .......... ....... A msden, Ohio Farmers Duane Edinger ....., ...... .,,.................... K a nsas, Ohio Catherine Frisch ........ .......,.....,........... M rs. James Cassidy Diane Kellar ....... .... ,..,................... ..,. M r s . Patrick Parman, N. Mexico Harry Hawk ,,... ......... .,.............,,.,........,............................,....,... K a nsas, Atlas Kaye Kissling ............... ........ M rs. Fred Cessna, Fostoria, R. No. 4, Dr. Office Constance Matthews ..,.... Lora Lee McNally ......, . Jeanette Nickalson .,.... Bill Peeler ,....,..,. .... Troy Pullins ......... Betty Ritter ............ Donald Rousher ........ Connie Saum.. ...... . Bessie Shaull ............ Nancilee Sherick ...,..... Sandra Kay Slick ........ Fred Smith ..........,.. Howard Stahl .... ,... . Jim Stearns... ...... ...... Sandra Woodruff .......,. Richard Woessner .... ..,. Blaire Claycomb, Helena, Ohio ...........Mrs. Dale Graber, Bradner, Ohio ........Mrs. Arthur Freeman, Amsden, Ohio ...................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Railroad ......................................Fostoria, R. No. 3 ........Mrs. Daniel Payne, Vickery, R. No. l ...................Amsden, Ohio, Home Window ......................Bascam, Ohio, Beautician Fred Smith, Fostoria . ...................... Mrs. Jack Crawford, Fostoria, Ohio .......Mrs. Gary Hollenbaugh, Worthington, Ohio ........... ....,., .,.........,...,.. ,,.., ...... F o s t oria, Atlas ........Weston, Ohio, Atlas at Bowling Green Carolina, Marines Eugene Pugh, Fostoria ........Fostoria, Carter Construction Co. CLASS OF 1957 Bonnie Shultz ......,. ............,.....,... M rs. Bill Peeler, Fostoria, R. No.4 Betty Shultz ...,.... ....... M rs. James Peters, Fostoria, Schecks Market James Posch .............. ...... .................. O c ean Side, Calif., Marines Jerald Riedling ........ ............................,.... T oledo, Roofing Wayne Holman ......... ...... ...................... N a vy, Corpus Christi, Texas Lenora Grimes ............. ........,..........,...... M rs. Frank Aldrich, Amsden, Ohio Marlene Knepper ......... ........ M rs. Robert Wertz, Columbus, Telephone Ca. Herbert Beckhusen .,,.... .,..,,...........o...,.............,..... N arfolk, Virginia, Navy Bernard Blake .......... ..,.,,,,,.................., F rance, Army Margaret Frisch ........ .,................,...... F indlay, R. C. A. Leonard Hatfield ...... ...... .,.. ...... ...... A m s cl en, National Carbon Co. larry Heddon .....- .................,.................,........................ B luffton College Darlene Kline ..,..... Paul Layton ......... Moryetta Loomis ....... Bill Meyer ..........., .. Carolyn Perkins ......... James Steinmetz .... Kenny Vonce.. ....... . Ann Wilcox ........... Jennie Woessner ...... Ruth Ann Shaferly ...,.. . Betty Stahl ................ Gail Ecker .....,....... Judy Rouser ........ Mary Peters ,........ Janet Luzader ........ Tom Kissling ....,.. Paul Hughes ,,,....... Robert McGough. ...,. .......Mrs. Joe Dennis, Kansas, Kroger Si Branch B. G. U. . ...............................................,......................... Fostoria Tom Vance, Fostoria, R. No. 4 ..,...Burgoon, R. No. 1, O'Donnell's Garage James Russell, Findlay, Ohio ........................Helena, National Carbon Lab. ........Nellis Airforce Base, Las Vegas, Nevada ...........................................Fostoria, Teacher ........Kansas City, Missouri, United Air Lines CLASS OF 1958 . ................... Fostoria, R. No. 4, Onsel Bros. ,.......Mrs. Richard Woessner, Fostoria, Ohio .,.....Fostoria, R. No. 4, Dr. Murphy Office ......Mrs. James Fisher, Fostoria, B. G. Branch Ralph Miller, Fostoria, Ohio Ohio .........................Hazelwood Ship, Navy ............Fostoria, Fostoria Manufacturing ......Lackland, Texas, Medic. in Air Force Ronnie Glnnrver .........,..... .... ........ ..... ...... . ......... Kathleen Stienmetz ........ Mary Williams. ...... . Kay Yoakum ...... Joan Sabo ......... Sandra Jones .,............ Barbara McEIhaney ....... . ................................. Korea, Army Mrs. Dave Krupp, Fostoria, Western 8. Southern Office Fostoria, R. No. 4 .. .... . ..,... Ohio State University, Nurses Training Lester Cochren, Kansas ........................................Bluffton College Rollin Hutchins, Fostoria Sandra Sayre .......... . .. ....... Mrs. Wm. Brown, Dr. Murry Qffice, Amsden, Ohio Marvin Ludwig ......... Earl Myers. ,........... Robert Graber ...... Virgil Hughes ..,.... Martha Saalman ..... Barbara Nye ......... Betty Frisch ....,...... Ruth Nicholson ........ Carl Bricker ............,. Wendell Holman .......,. Judy Kissling ........... Paulette Huffman ......., Ronnie Krupp .......... Tom O'Toole ......... Ruth Edinger ......... Janet Feasel ....... Larry Ginniver ...... . Harold Hatfield ....... Frances Kettler ......... Beatrice Keller ..,..,... Jack Harris ...,........ Ronald Hedden ......... Jean Lanning ........ Peggy Meyer ........... Earl J. Myers .............. Raymond Reidling ........ Carolyn Thaxton .,...... Jane Watson ......... ............................................Fostoria, Myers Auto Parts .....................Tiffin, R. No. 5, Miller Tile Co. ............Fostoria, R. No. 4, Graber Construction .............................Fostoria, Fostoria Manufacturing .......Mrs. Richard Frey, Upper Sandusky, R. No. 3 ...........Mrs. Glen Thaxton, Fostoria, R. No. 4 . ............... ....... . ............. D ned Oct. 26, 1960 .......Amsden, Ohio, Pressed Steel Office CLASS OF 1959 .......Bettsville, Tom's Sohio Station .....................Fostoria, R. No. 4, G. E. ......................Amsden, Ohio, Onsel Bros. ,.......Mrs. Ronald Woessner, Fostoria, Ohio ......,Fostoria, R. No. 4, Broskie Pizza House ..................Sandusky, Ohio, Geo. Carroll ..,..,..Mrs. Ronald Hedden, Kansas, Ohio .........Mrs. Clark Boatman, Kansas, Ohio ....................................Burgoon, Ohio Aug. 4, 1959 ........Amsv:len, Ohio, Commercial Bank ..........................Fostoria, R. No. 4 .........Fostoria, Ohio, R. No. 3 .............Fort Devens, Mass., Army ........Burgaon, Beautician, Fremont ............................Risingsun, Ohio ......................................Fostoria, R. No. 42 Autolite G. E. Donald Scherger ......... ........ T iffin, R. No. 5, Farmer 8. Fostoria Manufacturing Ohio .......................Fostoria, R. No. 4 ........Navy, Little Creek, Virginia Jim Williams ......... Carol Baumbarger .... Peggy Baumbarger Janice Knepper....... Mary Lou Stearns ....... Thomas Stienmetz ....... Rose Ann Lucius ......... Linda Cramer ........... Lula Mae Byers ....... Sue Compton ...,....... Rosalind Frisch.. ..,.. Mary Jane Hammer ....... Lynn Hill ..................... Alberta Hollinger... Dons Holman ..,........... Donald Klinefelter .....,.. Anna Kirkwood ........... Kathryn Hughes ....... Annette Moes ....... Joanne Nye .... Jae Saalman ...... Judith Roth. ...... Sondra Perkins ........ Anna Saum .............. Bernard Scherger ....,.. Janice Steyer ........... Douglas Turpin ....... Garth Thomas ...... We would like to thank Mrs. C. W. Watkins for collecting the information CLASS OF 1960 . ..... ..,. . ...Kansas, Ohio Milgrove Jerry Paxtion, Fostoria ,............. .Mrs. Duane Shaver, Fostoria, Ohio ,,.,,,,.,...,...Fostoria, R. No. 4, National Carbon Lab. ......Pravidence Hospital, Sandusky, Nurses Training Green University .......Mrs. Jerry Frankart, Fostoria B. M. School, Toledo ............................Fostoria, Ohio .................Tiffin Business University ..........Ohio University, Athens, Ohio .........Fostoria, R. No. 4, Review Times , ...,,,... , ,,,,..,,,....,............. . ...,...... Fostoria, R. No. 4 .,......,.,.,.......................Fostoria, R. No. 4, Farmer . ....... Mrs. Tom Krupp, Fostoria, Edison's Drug Store . .... . ................ Mrs. Earl Balderson, Fostoria, Ohio .. ...... .... ......... Kansas, Review Times ......Fostoria, R. No. 3, Nye Implement Ohio .......Tiffin Business University ......................Kansas, Ohio, R. No.1 State University . ...... Fostoria, R. No. 4, Merit Shoe Store ............................Kentucky, Paratraoper .......Fostoria, Filling Station Attendant on the Alumna. 24 S 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 not wit Shall lure it back to cancel halt a line. Nor all thy tears wash out a word of it. The best of luck to the class of 1961. May the writer of history be kind to you. -Victor C. Wood Seniors: Our American way of lite is beng seriously questioned and even threatened by the recent world changes and upheavals. Have your past four years of study and training given you a basis for understanding and iudgment for now and the future? lf you can honestly say yes to the above question, then this school will be an active part of your lite hence- forth. Our best wishes go with you and may your achieve- ments be many. -S. K. Sollars Ralph Carroll, B. S. M. A. in Ed. University of Toledo Social Science, Phys. Ed. Stanley Bowling Green B. S. in Ed. Esther Emmert, B. A. Ohio Wesleyan Univ. English, French, Library Mina Murphy Bowling Green State Univ. Tiffin Business University Miami University Commercial Courses 'Eff' John Foulkes, B. S. in Ed. Ohio State University Agriculture G. H. Kettler, B. S. in Ed. Oakland City College Heidelberg College Bowling Green State Univ. Social Science, Art Max Chapman, B. S. in Ed. Bowling Green State Univ. Math., Science, Phys. Ed. Frances Caughey, B. S. in Ed. Miami Univ. Ohio Stale Univ. Bowling Green Slate Univ. Home Economics ':,..4,, - 11.11. Y I . 'ai if A iff ' 'We .ls 1. . .ya . sys . s gm.: K .. we-.mf wp., . ij! 1 s 1. akfmkp' 4 . . ., 'S 1. X -fag! - rx- . . ?52?mte.. ' rifftifi Nicholas Ezzone B. S. in Music Ed. Bowling Green State Univ. Instrumental Music .lohn I.aFontaine Bowling Green State Univ. B. S. in Ed. Betty Stroud Northeast Louisiana State College, B. A. Louisiana State University M. A. in Music Vocal Music Wayne Hoover, B. A. Heidelberg College Science, Math., Phys. Ed. 'I'l BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Alice Ketflerf Clerkg Herbert Riffer, Presidentg Royal Harrison. STANDING: Victor Wood, Executive Head: George Evans, Vice Presidenff Ed Kisabeth, Norman Swaisgoocl. . A P.T.A. Ea R .f William Miller, Presidenfy Wanda Cramer, Vice Presidenfg Helen Sour, Secretary Irene Hcirtline, Treasurer. ' 5 T U D E N T o D Y iii V an 2 1 1 wi mf: -EEE-. 1 ' , 251' D aIe Thaxion Butch Hi Babe President - Carl Cessna llskipll What are you, some sort of Treasurer SENIORS 77 pi it 591 :fi ii Carolyn Kisabefh Carolyn Honestly Vice President Tom Watkins Tom That Smarts Secretary Raymond Might HRGY.. a nut? Tell Me You Don't' Student Council . , - .w , .,,,, -- .l. -' Nancy Compton I Nancy!! OHOO! Duane Shaferly ' Duane SENIORS Barry Smith SmiHy Beats Me. Carl Feusel Llcarlf I Thclf's A Nofe 1 '. V. 2. Sue Jones Susie . Nasty Break Too Bad SENIORS Mary Ann Earl Mary Ann Why For Sharon Whitman John I Don'f Care Roger Harris Rog. Tuff Luck Charlie Gerald Coleman Barbara Kleinfelter Jerry uBUfb.H Oh you make me so mad. What For SENIORS Lois Hariline Lois Be That Way. Kay Williams Jackie Oh Pickles A H ww w in , f i . ,ffl i W M i my , 'Mx Wg ix W , NM H 393 , H SW Dallas Drenning Dal Who is she? Robert Salisbury Wilmq Bqumqn 3Ob Willie Thaf's.Life . Don'f Worry About li' SENIORS Dian Woessner Dian HMY-My!! Kenneth Saum Kenney Who said that Paul Minich Mickey Hi Speed , I 5 ' 'i i 1 '-W' '- 4 ' V ,,-Q. Y , :,i,..vL.,- .k ,., Jerry Snyder Patricia Ann Lambert Jerry Pdf I d0n'f know My lands Winifred Luzuder Winnie Nuts SENIORS Ruth Ann Wildmun Fan Oh Ick L 512- ' PT six. C ., 35 - :-,wa -- . , A, 'I' XV 1 i l -L. fi Y-IPJLJ Af Ewa .U 4 F 1 emi: -' V U X v X 1 M .1 w l J D.-.. Kenneth Mary Annu nsueu Barry HPGUIH 'fnufw' Wilma Carolyn Carl C. Carl F. Y . le 'iyggg 4 'J' D fs' 5:lfTA'i:'. .ri -V fig il-1, I . ff: i J Duane h Roger 20 nNancyH 2 -:J fue: a ' 'TW' ' Y' .H was 'W' we ' M K A 'Ulf f 2 l' ' - , ' Y Q 3? W- ws X jr, ?':i' i551 ' ' 1 -'1h 1,2 ezgx- 1 -X . : - 1 ,-- . ,K ' N A , Y z Lnggiegpgi M., M Winifred' ' Dale Barbara N llpatil Compliments of Rehobeth Protective Assn. Jerry C. Sharon HRGYYY Tom Lois Dian Dallas 'Jerry S. ACTIVITIES Wilma Bauman-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 'I-2-3-4, Music l-3, Volley Ball I-3-4, F. H. A. 4, Betty Crocker Winner 4, Class Play 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Librarian I. Carl Cessna--Chorus 3, Baseball 3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Track I-2, Debate 4, General Course I-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer 4, Drivers Ed. 3, Class Play 3-4. Jerry Coleman-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course I-4, Drivers Ed. 2, Vo. Ag. 2-3-4, F. F. A. 2-3-4, F. F. A. Pres. 4, F. F. A. King 4, F. F. A. Basketball Coach 4, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Reserve Basketball l-2, Varsity Club 2-3, Football 3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Dairy Judging 2-3-4, General Livestock Judging 2-3-4, Parliamentary Procedure Contest l-2-3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Annual Officer 4, Class Play 3-4, County Chorus I-2-3. Nancy Compton-Chorus I-2-3-4, County Chorus 'I-2-3, District Music Contest 3, Sextette 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Maiorette I-2-3, Cheerleader 4, Annual Staff 4, General Course l-2-3-4, Com- mercial Course 3-4. Dallas Drenning--Chorus 3-4, F. F. A. l-2-3-4, F. F. A. Officer 4, General Course l-2-3-4, Commercial Course l-3, Basketball I-2-3, Football 4, Track 'I-2, Baseball l-2-4, F. F. A. Senior Escort 4, Home Coming Escort 3, National Machinery Award l, F. F. A. Basketball 4, Parliamentary Procedure Contest I-2-3-4, Drivers Ed. 3, Dairy Judging 'I-2-3-4, General Livestock Judging I-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4. s Mary Ann Earl-Hopewell Loudon l, Homecoming Attendant 3, General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course l,2,3,4, F. H. A. I-2- 3-4, F. F. A. Parliamentarian 4, Volley Ball 2-4, Chorus I, News- hound Staff 4, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, Drivers Ed. Carl Feasel-Football 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Manager 2, Music 'I-2, Annual Staff 4, General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course I-3. Roger Harris-College Prep. l-2-3-4, English I-2-3-4, Science I-2-3-4, Math. l-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Football 4, Baseball 3, Student Council Pres. 4, Annual Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Newshound Staff 3-4, Class Pres. 3, Class Play 3-4, Drivers Ed. 3, Latin I-2. Lois Hartline-National Honor Society 3-4, National Machinery Award l-2, College Prep. I-2-3-4, Student Council Vice Pres. 3, Class Officer 3, Prince of Peace I, Individual Events l, News- hound Co-Editor 3, Newshound Editor 4, Marching Band I-2- 3-4, Dance Band 3-4, Concert Band 3-4, Chorus I-2-4, Sextette 2-3-4, Operetta I, County Chorus 2, County Music Contest 2-3, District Music Contest 2-3, State Music Contest 2-3, Volley Ball l-2, Pep Club 2, Class Play 3-4. Sue Jones-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Student Council lb, President 2, Y-Teens I, Cheerleader 3-4, Pep Club I-2, Band I-2-3, Concert Band 3, County Chorus 2-3, Chorus I-2-3-4, Newshound Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3-4. Carolyn Kisabeth-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 4, Prince of Peace I, F.H.A. l-2-3-4, F. H. A. Vice Pres. 3, F. H. A. Pres. 4, F. H. A. Queen Attendant 4, Class Treas. 3, Class Vice Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4, Y-Teens I, Chorus 'I-2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Newshound Staff 3-4, Operetta I, County Chorus 2, Betty Crocker Test 4, D. A. R. Test 4, Pep Club 2, Homecoming Queen Attendant 'l, Drivers Ed. Barbara Kleinfelfer-General Course 'I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, F. H. A. I-2-3-4, F. H. A. Officer 4, Newshound Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 2, Library 2, Chorus I-2, Volleyball I-2, Operetta 'I, Class Play 3-4, Class Officer 2, Individual Events I, Senior Scholarship Test 4. Pat Lambert-Commercial Course I-2-3-4,, General Course I-3- 4, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3, County Chorus 2. Winifred Luzader-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course I-2-3-4, F. H. A. I-2-3-4, Y-Teens I, Prince of Peace 'l, Newshound 4. Ray Might-Vo. Ag. 'I-2-3-4, General Course 'I-2-3-4, Com- mercial Course 3, Basketball I-2-3, Annual Officer 4, Parlia- mentary Procedure I-2-3-4, Drivers Ed. 3, Band I-2, Chorus I-2. Paul Minich-General Course 'I-2-3-4, Commercial Course I, Annual Staff 4, Chorus l-2, F. F. A. 2-3-4, Basketball I-2, Parlia- mentary Procedure 2-3-4, Football 3, F. F. A. Basketball 4, Drivers Ed. 3, Librarian l-2, Class Vice Pres. l. Bob Salisbury-Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Student Council 3, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 3, County Chorus 3, Public Speaking 4, Class Play 3-4, General Course. Kenny Saum-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 2-3, Class Play 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Book Repair 2, Newshound Staff 3, Public Speaking 4. Duane -Shaferly-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, General Shop 2-4, Drivers Ed. 3, Basketball Mgr. l-2-3, Baseball Mgr. I-2-3, Track Mgr. I-2-3, Class Play 3-4, Varsity Club I-2, Chorus I-2-3-4, Delaware Festival I, Band I-2, County Chorus 2, Operetta I. Barry Smith-General Business I-2-3-4, Baseball I, Basketball I, Class Play 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Commercial Course 3. Jerry Snyder-General Course I-2-3-4, F. F. A. Sentinel 1, F. F. A. I-2-3-4, Parliamentary Procedure I-3, F. F. A. Basketball 4, Basketball 'l-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Baseball I-2, Class Play 3-4, County Dairy Judging Contest l-2-3-4, State Dairy Judging Contest l, County General Livestock Judging Contest I-2-3-4, State General Livestock Judging Contest I, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, County Chorus 2, Band I-2-3-4, Drivers Ed. Dale Thaxton-General Course 'I-2-3-4, Commercial Course I-3, Delaware Festival 'l, Operetta I, F. F. A. I-2-3-4, F. F. A. Sec. 2-3, F. F. A. Treas. 4, Newshound Staff 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Dairy Judging I-2-3-4, General Livestock Judging 'I-2-3-4, Vo. Ag. Scholarship Test 4, Parliamentary Procedure I-2-3-4, Student Council Vice Pres. 4, Class Pres. 4, Class Sec. l-2, Class Vice Pres. 3, Chorus I-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3. 'Tom Watkins-Commercial Course l-4, General Course I-2-3-4, Drivers Ed. 3, F. F. A. I-2-3-4, F. F. A. Officer 3-4, F. F. A. Basket- ball 4, Reserve Basketball I-2-3, Varsity Basketball 2-3, Track 2, Dairy Judging I-2-3-4, General Livestock Judging I-2-3-4, Par- liamentary Procedure I-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Annual Officer 4, Student Council Officer 4, Class Sec. 4. Sharon Whitman-General Course I-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Concert Band 3-4, Student Music Contest Director 3, Pep Club 'I-2, Annual Staff 4, Newshound Staff 4, Volleyball Team I-2-4, Librarian I-2, Preliminary Scholarship Test l-2-3, District Scholarship Test 3, D. A. R. Citizenship Test 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, F. H. A. I-2-3-4, F. H. A. Sec. 4, F. H. A. Queen 4, Special Work 3-4, National Honor Society 4, Class Play 3-4, Special English Course 3. Ruth Anne Wildman-Commerical Course l-3, General Course I-2-3-4, Y-Teens I, F. H. A. l-2-4, Chorus I-2, County Chorus 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3-4. Kay Williams-Annual Staff 4, Public Speaking 4, Chorus 3, County Chorus 3, Class Play 3-4, General Course I-2-3-4, Com- mercial Course 2-3-4, F. H. A. I-2-3, Y-Teens. Dian Woessner-General Course 1-2-3-4, Commercial Course 3-4, F. H. A. l-2-3-4, Y-Teens, Class Play 3-4. CLASS PROPHECY The Class of 6l had gathered for a reunion in l97l . It was decided to meet at a park located near the Lakota School. The rural area was now covered with houses and the amusement park had been built as a recreation center for the com- munity. lt was a beautifully quiet and peaceful park although it was active with many people on the day of our reunion. I had invited Carolyn, who now owned her own beauty parlor, to take a week's vacation with me. School had not started yet so I did not have to worry about leaving my job. Upon arriving at the park and become reacquainted with all our class- mates, we decided to attend a special show at the amusement park. We found the theatre where the exhibit was being given. The bill board read like this Now visit the stone age: this time machine can take you there. I understood that by sitting in this machine 20 to 30 people could visit the stone age at once, so the whole class went into the machine. After finding a seat Carolyn and I fastened our safety belts and were ready for the trip, although we were a little worried we laughed nervously as the lights began to dim. In a few minutes the room became completely dark and I got the feeling we were beginning to spin. I soon became so dizzy I could not hold up my head, all of a sudden I fell. I got up and looked around me but saw nothing but long green vines and tall trees. As I wandered around still a bit dizzy I soon met Carolyn -staggering through the vines. I laughed when I saw her, she did look quite comical in a dress made out of monkey fur. Her hair looked as though it hadn't been combed in a week. She soon began laughing at me, as I didn't look very good in my monkey fur either. We walked a little further and soon met Nurse Ruth Ann, and Nurse Winifred helping Patty, and Dian who had gotten tangled up in vines on the ground. After recovering from their fall we found that Patty was a filing clerk and Dian a bookkeeper for a large firm in New York. The six of us walked on until we met the three musketeers, Mary Ann, Sharon and Barbara who were engaged in chatter with Kay, Wilma, Nancy and Sue. After ioining the group we found that Barbara and Kay were working for airlines in Flori- da. Sharon and Wilma were Secretaries to senators in Washington. We also were happy to learn that Mary Ann owned a dress shop in Chicago. Nancy informed us that she was an IBM machine operator and Sue was a dental technician. All of the girls being accounted for we started searching for the boys. We came upon a clearing where a pole had been erected at either end and some sort of hoop was fastened to it. We soon had an explanation when Roger, Dale, Bob, Jerry C. and Carl C. came through the trees carrying a large stone. We learned that they were going to use this for a basketball. They began playing and we de- cided to sit and watch. We gathered a few facts and found that Roger had become a dentist. Bob was an important business man, and Dale was work- ing in Arizona. Jerry and Carl informed us that they were foremen in factories near Detroit. After resting a while we decided to look for the rest of our classmates. We soon found them resting under a tree discussing their iobs. Tom told us that he, Duane, Dallas and Carl F. had been exploring the forest and had found tracks of large monsters. Barry and Paul then asked an important question What if some wild animal should attack us, what would we do for protection? At this time our great white hunters Ray, Ken, and Jerry S. began to search for something that would offer us some protection. Having nothing else to do the boys went exploring and we girls sat down under a tree to discuss the latest fashions. We soon decided we would not .care to wear the monkey fur dresses, we had on now. We also discussed an important problem, how are we going to get back to civilization. While we were sitting under the tree thinking we heard a loud noise, it sounded like a huge horn, after this we heard loud yelling. We looked up to see the boys running through the clearing closely pursued by an enormous Tyrannosaur, which is the largest meat-eating animal that ever lived. We quickly scrambled to our feet and began running as fast as possible through the forest, but it seemed like the faster we ran the closer he came, all of a sudden I felt like I was falling, everything became dark. When the light began to return I found I was sitting among my classmates back where we had started. We were so glad to be back that we left- the building thinking of how wonderful it was to be alive in the year l97l . -Lois Hartline Carolyn Kisabeth Compliments of KehIer's Barbershop Amsden, Ohio CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of l96l, 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: To the faculty, we do will and bequeath twenty-eight less students to put up with. To the Juniors, we do will and bequeath our ability to type up the Newshound. To the Sophomores, we do will and bequeath our ability to get along with the faculty. To the Freshmen, we do will and bequeath our athletic participation. To Mr. Woods, we do will and bequeath our cars so you can get back and forth quicker. To Mr. Sollars, we do will and bequeath twenty-eight less passes to write out. To Mr. Kettler, we do will and bequeath our noisy home room period. To Mrs. Caughey, we do will and bequeath a clean, neat Home Economics room. To Mr. Carroll, we do will and bequeath our athletic ability. To Mr. Chapman, we do will and bequeath our ability to understand Algebra. To Mr. Foulkes, we do will and bequeath our ability to understand motors better. To Mr. La Fontain, we do will and bequeath our ability to define poetry. To Mrs. Murphy, we do will and bequeath our clean, neat typing and bookkeeping papers. To Mrs. Emmert, we do will and bequeath our ability to know Latin when we see it. To Mrs. Stroud, we do will and bequeath our ability to sing better than the next class. To Mr. Hoover, we do will and bequeath our science ability providing he doesn't blow up the new school. To Mr. Ezzone, we do will and bequeath our musical instruments To Mr. Trupo, we do will and bequeath our ability to get up in front of people and give a good speech. To Mrs. Rhoads, we do will and bequeath a quiet office to work in. To Glenn Massie, we do will and bequeath twenty-eight less students to clean up after. To the Bus Drivers, we do will and bequeath twenty-eight seats to fill again next year. To the Cooks, we do will and bequeath twenty-eight less lunches to prepare. I, Wilma Bauman, do will and bequeath my driving ability to anyone who wants it providing they stop for all stop signs and keep the car on the road. I, Carl Cessna, do will and bequeath my short hair to Dwight Reidling. I, Jerry Coleman, do will and bequeath my luck to anyone who can stand it. I, Nancy Compton, do will and bequeath my ability to get to class on time to Janet Harrison. I, Dallas Drenning, do will and bequeath my ability to have fun to Butch Houdeshell. I, Mary Ann Earl, do will and bequeath my seat in Shorthand to Marilyn Steinmetz. I, Carl Feasel, do will and bequeath my ability to stay awake in Study Hall to Butch Houdeshell. l, Roger Harris, do will and bequeath my ability to get good grades to anyone who could use them. I, Lois Hartline, do will and bequeath my dimples to Sandy McClory. I, Sue Jones, do will and bequeath my dark hair to Carlotta Myers providing she doesn't bleach it. l, Carolyn Kisabeth, do will and bequeath my sewing ability to Janet Striff. I, Barbara Kleinfelter, do will and bequeath my ability to talk to Shirley Lambert. I, Patricia Lambert, do will and bequeath my accent to Ann Kisabeth. I, Winifred Luzader, do will and bequeath my love of books to any one who enioys reading. I, Raymond Might, do will and bequeath my height to Ronnie Watkins. I, Paul Minich, do will and bequeath my car to Franklin Nye. I, Robert Salisbury, do will and bequeath my '46 Bomb to Gary Watkins. I, Kenneth Saum, do will and bequeath my '57 Convert to Jim Reinhart. I, Duane Shaferly, do will and bequeath my Chev. to Jim Roth. I, Barry Smith, do will and bequeath my ability to live a clean life to Junior Hunt and Dick Warnick. I, Jerry Snyder, do will and bequeath my ability to play ping pong to Jim Harris. I, Dale Thaxton, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to anyone who may need it in the future years. I, Tom Watkins, do will and bequeath my electric razor to Dwight Reidling. I, Sharon Whitman, do will and bequeath my blond hair and blue eyes to Kathy Kisabeth and my seat in band to Mary Graber. I, Ruth Ann Wildman, do will and bequeath my size 4V2 shoe to Violet Ferguson. I, Kay Williams, do will and bequeath my phone number to anyone who likes to talk on the telephone. I, Dian Woessner, do will and bequeath my tiny waist to Mrs. Reed. ,L ,V :S x ' -' In ,xii 't 47.3 v 1 in ' , . '45 Af : 1 1' K f r '-m 1 , ,M H , WI!-,xw4.mlUETfH1.8EV..M'.A 5E K, 'W 2. X- U , ' F i .. ' M, fir UN N H H' ,-:ggi '--5 . , M H' ,Q vuv,v:,V -, , U X X IH! HN V nw: 'xml km w f' mf. 'QQ ggwnw H AMSDEN CUSTODIAN GLENN MASSIE d BUS DRIVERS Raymond Kissling, Pete Butzier, John Baldwin, Wayne Thoxfon, Don Kummerer, cmd Leland Sour. Compliments of Jackson-Liberty Community Grunge No. 2753 NQRCY er 'ireasur Charles Hunt Marilyn Steinmetz Kenneth Null yr-L da ' 5f? Eff41i iff? Q3 1 H'-v i rgkni .- - -1 . are Tag? if ' ' ' A ,-1,w:.l , TI 'Y 'VERA .. P , 9+ . A3222 1, f, . lf f .H gl, JL: gif s ' . 1-' Y -.een .4 1 Q1 -1 'U ..:fJ' 7- .t. - .r 1 . . Hwwwwm. L 4, , 5 Larry Stull 28 rMe'S Ho,-ns l QS! Vice P' Sandra McCIory Dwight Reidling H, 1 , X 1 I . :r5P.4n I ., . he 11-1 is '-,Sli in , wifi ' f s W f' ' f ,Q Carlotta Myers Pf 'v -ef '-ifW'f 'I' 221'-, --bfi--3 - l sew .-,f e. il I - it .jst ' 1 v V - '-x E! t ' , cp. f ,sm - in- il- ' ,f 15,1 ,A 3.2e:i .r4...-V,,a,t . ff, 3 'we e' wt ' . 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R E ,I gl ' Bob Sours :E 1'-'. , ' ., '15-Lf: ' 'L 5:31 ,, :Url F l A ri if -, , sw..- .Ll qv, -F . . f, WW.. fi ,pil vim, Chuck Birkmire D E E I l H G R -D :E E FIRST ROW: Mary Moon, Linda McDaniel, Lynn Daniels, Dale Berneitia Saum, Beverly McClory, Larry Cramer, Sharon Vance Drenning, Katie Swanders, Larry Hatfield, Carol Wildman, Bill Raymond CHGHBY, ROQGI' MCIQSSI'-31 DGNNIS FSCISSI, Linda Shlley Brung, Karen Coleman, Elsie Lambert, Gloria Munoz, Janet Myers, Glen Wildman. SECOND ROW: Judy Birkmire, Robert Stearns, Jimmy Mumaw, THIRD ROW: Mr. Trupo, Michel Thomas, Lynn Hagen, Linda Stark, Franklin Nye, Cheryl Souder, Cliff Myers, Jack Grove, John Woluglol, Larry Brichulph, Danny Stump, Toy McGough, Butch Hammer, Linda Whitman, Nola Saalman, Jerry Williams, Mr. LaFontain. l l FIRST ROW: Edwin Moes, Daniel Bickelhaupt, Terry Saalman, Forrest, Kaye Ferguson, Nancy Lamberiack, Mary Cavey, Stephen Barbara Kirkwood, Linda Combs, Barbara Hughes, Ronald Bruns. Jakcsy, Cl1I'lSfeI I-UZUCIEF, JIITI Feasel. Jim Shlvely. SECOND ROW: Esther Myers, Ruth Grimes, Joe Steinmetz, Mary THIRD ROW: Jim Harrison, Larry Hammer, Dorothy Clary, Paul Huff, Mike Brennamen, Jack Lynch, Ronnie Myers, Bill Myers, Ronnie Joseph, Dick Stewart, Phyllis Hawk, Beverly Harrison, Doris Myers, Mr. Chapman. ABSENT: Timothy Beckman. G D E S A D FIRST ROW: Bruce Hausman, Mike Combs, Billy Steward, Mike Charles Scherger, Roger Klinefelter, Donna Brickmire, Gloria Weider, Jim Meadows, Anna Wildman, Eileen House. Myers, .led Keiser, Ricky Snyder, Tom Shrider, Bobby Trout, SECOND ROW: Ray Mclntire, Christine Lynch, John Michaels, Penny Prater, Duane Cochran. THIRD ROW: Patty Gockerman, Lauren Sander, Gary Lamber- iack, Donald Correll, Suzanne Hostler, Christy Munoz, Kay Joseph, Linda Lynch, Bob Greenlee, Janet Lucius, Rex Daniels, Kenneth Roush, Bob Swartz, Mary Kay Kidd. ABSENT: Mr. Cole. E F I FIRST ROW: Carolyn Kirkwood, Bob Saalman,-Kathy Stahl, John Moes, Kerry Pierce, Marcia Munoz, Paula Stark, Lynn Cathy Moon, Ruth Steward, Helen Clary, Cathy Daniels, Sharon Sauder, Danny Decker, Mary Ann DeVanna, Kay Lambert, Stearns. Nataley Miller, John Earl, Brenda Jadcsy. SECOND ROW: Lynn Coleman, Stanley Fritz, Martha Bickelhaupt, THIRD ROW: Amelia Belmares, Larry Jakcsy, Ricky Sindeldecker, Carol Harrison, Charlene Sander, John Hammer, Otha Warnick, 32 Ralph Grove, Charlotte Sander, Doug Weissinger, Steve Wagner, Stever Siebenaller, Connie Billman, Mrs. Reed. I SEATED: Thomas Heiserman, Nina Rousch, Janet Rouser, Lola THIRD ROW: Marvin Sander, Danny Lynch, Gary Hagen, Sharon Cavey, Jeffrey Rhoad, Lupe Guerra, Cheryl Coleman. Eidenour, Joan Kimmel, Ronald Lamberiack, Danny Brenamen, Sandra Turpin, Diane Scherger, Ann Myers, Basil Huff, Janet SECOND ROW: Beverly Gwiner, James Gocherman, Franklin Fosnuughl John Hamline' Mrs' Dicken- Warnick, Alice Belmares, James Birkmire, Roger Groves, Nancy ' Michaels, Deborah Myers, Mary Lucius, Ann Zimmerman, Ross ABSENT: Robert Swartz, Linda Beckman. Deiser, Nancy Bruns, Susan Jakcsy. 1 v.-if, I. l' Y, . fl l f' SEATED: Ted Shiley, Norma Jean Lambert, Garry Huff, Larry Bruce Shrider, Patty Hatfield, Norman Wank, Ronnie Myers Huff, Jane Guerra, Richard Stahl, Tom Decker. Kathy Roush, Leda Josnough, Mrs. Shoemaker. V SECOND ROW: Roger Turpin, Randall Swartz, Jimmy Snyder, vggzfszze FIRST ROW: Cheryl Brubaker, Magdalena Belmares, Jeffrey SECOND ROW: Connie Funkhouser, Ellen Scherger, Timothy Bowers, Dale Daniels, Ann Bickelhaupt, Roberta Hollinger, Ellen Brenamen, Leonard Steyer, Marvin Moes, Wanda Warnick, Wildman. ' John Brubaker, James Fruchey, Wayne Saalman, Charles Wolf. -J FIRST ROW: Irene Belmares, Barbara Bruns, Judy Graham, Catharine Snyder, Mary Ann Daniels, Thelma lambert, Dennis Hunt, Gwen Bowers, Dwight Wildman, Patty Steward, THIRD ROW: Susan Shrider, Becky Synch, David Swartz, Gary Hammer, Karen Lanning, Mike Smith, Gwen House, Roger Snyder, Ricky Eidenout, Doneva Moes, Irvin Ferguson, Alice Steward, Jane Feasel, Dolores Bloom, Steven Smelser. SECOND ROW: Susanne Hammer, Vicky Reinhart, Steven Nancy King, Karen Lucius, David Stump, Harry Vance, Gebauer, Jackie Burks, Randy Carrell, Dean Perkins, Feosel, Catherine Jakcsy, Linda Paugh. Snyder, Steven I.uAnn ABSENT: Robert Munoz, Mary Keatley, David Drenning, Steven Boyd, Jerry Edinger. ABSENT: Paul Harrison, Michael Woodruff, Pam Moes, Mike FIRST ROW: Jimmy Stahl, Terry King, Dawn Harris, Kevin Pierce, Bruno Guerra, Brenda Lucius, Jimmy Kleinfelter, Gene Brubaker. THIRD ROW: Kevin Coleman, Betty Border, John Jakcsy, Jerry Burks, Donald Brenamen, Kathy Saalman, Darrell Edinger, Eddie Zimmerman, Joseph Kimmet, Jerry King, Cleve Reinhard, Sandra SECOND ROW: Leonard Swartz, Rickey Smith, Jeffrey Scherger, Dennis Meadows, Karen Funkhouser, Linda Hatfield, Maricrie Hawk, Suzan DeStefano, Christopher Fosnaugh, Connie Williams, Pat Weiker, Stanley luzader. Fritz, Lolly Belmares, Michael Yoder, Joe Mclntyre. King, Ricky Flndletlr Gerald DUFST, RObel'lf1 Wllllflffli- FIRST ROW: Bobby Belmares, Jerry Jakcsy, Ricky Meadows, Amy SECOND ROW: Alan Fosnough, Stanley Sayre, Tommy Hammer, Weissinger, Jane Gwiner, Timmy Hiserman, Donna Steward, Bobby Podach, Susan Wank, Gary Wolf, Vickie Hammer, Mona Mark Flagg. Greenlee, Jeff King, Jim King, Eddie Braski. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Carroll, Kennie Grove, Donnie Byers, Sue Davis, Terry Shatzer, Donnie Tefft, Debbie Mae, John Reinhart, Jamie Rhoad, Patty Brennaman, Kathy Lanning, Ritchie Coleman, 35 Mrs. Munoz. VM w l E H 1 r ' H Many 1 W.-.N ,.. 1 Wi we -asa A C T I V T I E S ANNUAL OFFICERS 4' 1 ,T 227'--,- T - H ifm' Y? W s T 2 G E ,ev kg Qgzmm Es f ffsifli ,fl li ,.,,,,, ,,, V539 lr' . sims: ' 1 5 -. N xllwjgx it if 2 A A a .F 1 . 1 'i l l Roger Harris, Business Manager, Jerry Coleman, Circulation Manager, Ray Might, Editor, Tom Watkins, Assistant Editor, Mr. Kettler, Advisor. ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Roger Harris, Ray Might, Tom Watkins, Jerry Coleman. Nllvlngfed l-Uwdefl CUYDIYH Klscbelhr MUVY Ann Earl' PUNY am err. SECOND ROW: Ruth Wlldmvfl, BGl'l3ClFG Kleinfelter, SUS Jones, THIRD ROW: Wilma Bauman, Carl Feasel, Dian Woessner, Kenny Kay Williams, Sharon Whllmdm NUYICY COUIPYOFH l-0lS HUl'lllf16, Saum, Carl Cessna, Jerry Snyder, Dallas Drenning, Bob Salisbury NEWSHOUND OFFICERS Carolyn Kisobelh .,................................ cirwlarion Manager Lois Horrline .........................--.-..----.------- --------------------- E fiifvf Jonel Harrison ....... ........................ C O-Edilor MTS- MUFPIIY ------- -------- A d'V50 NEWSHOUND STAFF 1 I ,il FIRST ROW: Carolyn Kisalseth, Janet Harrison, Lois Harlline, Mrs.,Murphy. SECOND ROW: Bill Bruns, Phyllis Hawk, Pal Kisabelh, Belly THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Earl, Judy Perkins, Dale Slewarl, Lois Colwell, Janice Stull, Barbara Kleinfelier, Jane! Slriff, Dorolhy Cramer, Danny Slump, Roger Harris, Sharon Whitman, Dale Clarry, Bernido Soum. Thoxlon, Judy Harris, Linda Decker. HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Janet Striff, Janet Harrison, Nancy Myers, Ralph Carroll, Advisor- SECOND ROW: Sharon Whitman, Roger Harris, Lois Hartline, Carolyn Kisabeth. The purpose of this organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leader- ship, and to develop character and school citizenship in the students of our school. By doing this they will be better able to serve society. To become a member of the Honor Society a student must be in the upper third of their class. Only juniors and seniors are eligible for membership. Once a year members are inducted in the Hayes Chapter, National Honor Society. ln l96l the induction ceremony was held at Jackson Liberty High School. Compliments of Sayres Store Amsden, Ohio Phone HE-5-3022 F. H. A. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Earl Sharon Whitman Barbara Klein N 1 , - ancy Myers, Winifred Luzader, Wilma Bauman, Dian Waessner felter, Carolyn Kisabeth, Marilyn Steinmetz, Mrs. Caughey. Marcia Greenlee, Kathy Kisabeth, Linda Decker, Jean Steyer Sh'l L bt,PttL bt,RthW'ld . SECOND ROW: Ann Kisabeth, Carlotta Myers, Patty Kisabelh, Ir ey um er G Y um er U I man rr-sewfmzfrvf-fee-fwv-:-Maw..2 .-mf-2f.,.f-V.-,HN-...e.- -. -..e H FIRST ROW: Ray Might, Larry Lucius, Dale Thaxton, Jerry Staull, Allan Hollinger Martin Hammer .lerry Snyder Kenneth Coleman, Butch Houdeshell, Dal Drenning, Tom Watkins, Null, Ronnie Watkins,'Pat Scherger, Cliff Hartline, Bob Sours, Mr. Foulkes. Paul Minich, LeRoy Coleman. SECOND ROW: Warren Cochran, Dave Kidd, Danny Earl, Larry AMSDEN COOKS TRO CESSNA and MARY EARL CAFETERIA STAFF J SEATED: Kathy Kisabeth, Jean Steyer, Janice Stull and Jane Cessna. V STANDING: John Minich, Jim Sabo, Donald Graham, and LeRoy Coleman. MR. AND MRS. CRAUN KANSAS COOK I KANSAS, CUSTODIANS ' MRS. CLEORA COLWELL 431,03 Ou IIA Sun-v ,.. nn lv' X- ' Q 1 - ' hi Amsden O o SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Karen Stafford, Leota Stahl, Jenell Huffman, Joyce Baker, Pat Murphy, Carol Parsons. - SECOND ROW: Bill Snyder, Phyllis Havens, Nancy Fry, Sandra McClory, Lynn Hagen, Sharon Whitman, Judy Kiser, Tom Snyder, Beverly McClory, Kathy Kisabeth, Becky Parsons, Ed Zinkiewicz, Janet Harrison. THIRD ROW: Chris Cunningham, Marilyn Few, Mary Graber, Gloria Munoz, Mary Ann Aldrich, Karen Fleury, Ed Bowe, Wilford Hunt, Allen Bowe, Palsy Meyers, Toy McGough, Larry Cramer, Marilyn Pine, Duane Copsey, Linda Whitman, Pat Kisabeth, Harry Lombard, Janet Striff, Larry Kille. FOURTH ROW: Linda Stiger, Norma Jean Swaisgood, Barbara Butzier, Linda Stark, Cheryl Souder, Shirley Babcock, Nancy Meyers, Dale Stewart, Kenny Stafford, Mike Phillips, Gary Snyder, Lois Cramer, Norman Fry, Bill Zimmerman, Pat Scherger, Ed Baker, Jerry Snyder, Earl Mitchel, Jim Murphy, Mark Sharrock, Jim Klopp, Ron Bruns, Allen Hollinger, Darrell Holman, Jim Gschwind, Paulette Kline, Judy Stith. FIFTH ROW: Christine Shearer, Rosemary King, Linda Wagner, Jennifer French, Ned Keller, Sandra Elarton. SIXTH ROW: Bill Bruns, Lynn Wyant, Carol Butzier, Jean Wolf, Judy Sayre, Janice Stull, Judy Harris, Ray Murphy, Jerry Babb, Larry Stull, Jane Aldrich, Kathy Goan, Jerry Edinger, Ralph Kern, Charles Mulchler, Kay Ann Craun, Pat Stith, Cliff Hartline, Lois Hartline, Mr. Nick Ezzone-Director. DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: Ed Zinkiewicz, Larry Kelly, Pat Kisabeth, Linda Whitman, Marilyn Pine, Bill Snyder, Carol Parsons, Janet Striff, Harry Lombard. SECOND ROW: Mark Sharrock, Darrell Holman, Judy Stith, Paulette Kline, Jim Gschwind, Allen Hollinger, Larry Stull, Lois Harlline. THIRD ROW: Lois Cramer, Mike Phillips, Dale Stewart, Ken Stafford, Kathy Kisabeth, Jerry Edinger, Nick Ezzone, Director, Judy Harris, Janice Stull. 4 LAKOTA MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Pine, Sue Shreffler, Larry Stull, Drum Maior, Janice Kline and Janet Slriff. .IU N IO R BAN D FIRST ROW: Pal Murphy, Christy Munoz, Suzanne Hosiler, Judy Angel, Joyce Baker, Ann Phillips, Alice Steyer, Kay Joseph, Donna Birkmire. SECOND ROW: Norma Swaisgood, Sandra Elarlon, Bill Haven, Sandra Sloudinger, Diane Krowefzi, Marcia Hiser, Barbara Holman, Jan Miller, Ricky Snyder, Sue Mulchler, Jim Harrison, Jeff Huffman, Becky Parsons. Bates, Judy Few, Daryl Richards, Victor Wood, Scoit Hosselbach, Linda Meyers, Mike Combs, Terry Schroeder, Timothy Halhaway, Roger Burkett, Roger Wise, Sieve Cessna, Don Kline, Ronnie Joseph, Ronnie Bruns, Dennis Roush, Jed Kiser. FOURTH ROW: Linda Combs, Jim Shively, Linda Sams, Trudy Aull, Gary Chaflin, Danny Buerhning, Rosemary Bates, Richard Slewarl, Tom Swaisgoocl, Jim Sworden, Pamela Roiweski, Sue Keller, Lindo Lombard, Joe Bomer, Sieve Mulchler, Ron Myers, THIRD ROW: Eslher Myer, Jackie Creeger, Pal Michaels, Kalhy Mickey Cunningham, Charles Sherger, Bill Below. FIFTH ROW: Ron Babb, Mike Michaels, Lynn Wyanl, Bonnie Bells, Pamela Babcock, Sleven Jakscy, Ronnie Holcomb, Arlhur ' Brown, Clara Bolen, Marlene Brown, Nicholas Ezzone. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Grandad Goes Wild Grandad ...... ..... L arry Stull Mrs. Morton ...,...................... ........ B etty Colwell Horatious Xenophon Hooley ...... ...... J im 'Reinhart Angie .................................. ...... A nn Kisalaeth Betty Shadduck ....... .......... J anet Striff Kip Shadduck ..,................ ........ B utch Houdeshell Mrs. Victoria Harrington ...... ........ J anet Harrison Della Harrington ............ ........ L inda Decker Jane Woods ...... .,...... N ancy Myers Grogan ....,............,.... ...... L arry Lucius Miss Drusilla Dobbins ....... ....... L ois Cramer Jack Norwood ............................................ Ken Null Twelve people are forced to stay over night in a house which usually accommodates only two. Sleeping places are a problem, and with Hooley stealing and exposed to small-pox, things become pretty well mixed up. The play was a hit thanks to our patient director Mr. La Fountain. SENIOR CLASS PLAY SEATED: Sue Jones, Lois Hartline, Mr. LaFountain, Carolyn Kisabeth, Nancy Compton. STANDING: Ray Might, Duane Shaferly, Roger Harris, Dale Thaxton. The Girl Next Door Andy, a teen-ager who suddenly becomes very interested in mowing the lawn while new neighbors are moving in next door. Mrs. Irving, his mother, cannot understand his sudden burst of ambition until she sees June! June might be described as the typical girl next door only more so. She talks a lot and it's all intended to make boys like Andy feel like big, strong heroes. Mr. Irving finds her chatter almost as annoying as the flurry his wife is causing by preparing for the homecoming of their eldest child, Alice. Alice has been living in New York en- deavoring to become a writer. She has succeeded and the whole town is reading her best selling book. Clark, the boy she gave up for fame and fortune, apparently hasn't forgotten Alice and is one of the first to come around to congratulate her. Andy has- n't much time for his sister after her arrival. June has promised to go to an important high school dance with him. Mr. Irving is having some financial troubles, however, and refuses to buy Andy the necessary tuxedo. Andy is frantically trying to borrow one when his mother notices red spots on his face. Andy has the measles! It is a tragedy of course! The dance is that evening and a rival is waiting to take June in case Andy doesn't show up. Andy's troubles are important only to himself, how- ever, when Alice is forced to blurt out the truth about her book. It isn't the best seller everybody thinks! In fact, she considers herself a failure. In the midst of her woe, the banker's daughter whom Clark has been dating in Alice's absence, decides to try a few tricks to get him back. Everybody ends up in a mess of trouble which all has a way of turning out for the best. June stays home to nurse Andy, Alice becomes a success in a surprising way and gets Clark too, while Mr. lrving's financial troubles are solved. Henry Irving-A small town druggist .... Roger Harris Irene-His wife .................................... Lois Hartline Andy-Their high-school age son ........ Dale Thaxton Alice-Their ambitious daughter .... Carolyn Kisabeth Tom-Henry's bachelor brother ................ Ray Might June Miller-A new neighbor .......... Nancy Compton Clark Kent-Alice's former sweetheart .................................. 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Q I E ,f 4 I - Q , 3,4 fgiyg W -U ,, N -M igi'5 'le 5 . li - gig v A if 'sf 'fly I' X P . ff ' f I 1 P - x ,.g.,:-4 Mxf,W 1, ,f 511: 1 5' pd. f ' gigs? 3254 -Q ff 3 li! silty 1 . L! ' VSV , 1 ' J' J51 99 2 f X 14 31 HY I -nl I u-v an , , ,Qi ll 43. sf 5 Mi if ' 'J f M ' mn I w . Q if? , Q K w X 1 54 f x pl v X ' E. !..' I, - . flow 5 w ,Q W 2 44 L L pst 4 wwwwdww W , jj Ilvv N l1 f QL, ug' la' ml 29911 .4 u, ,, 1 of my Be. I X , E - LM,, , Z my , fe BASKETBALL , ?Wf LE refs. . FIRST ROW: Joe Krolzer, Bob SECOND ROW: Coach Chop John Timmons, Coach Carroll. Salisbury, Tom Sloudinger, Larry Stull, Dale Slewarl, Danny Earl. mon, Jerry Coleman, Roger Harris, Dave Griffin, Skip Cessna, Tom Riller, o FIRST ROW: Clair Houcleshel l, Jim Rolh, Ronnie Watkins, Gary Watkins, Don Kirkwood, Gary Snyder. SECOND ROW: Coach Chapman, Dennis Fausey, Jim Peters, Dick Hughes, John Rolh, Burl Hemminger, Paul Gschwind, Eorl Mitchell, Couch Carroll. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Marcella Auxier, J. B., Marcia Cassidy, R., Carol Lee Houfz, R. SECOND ROW: Margaret Atkinson, J. B., Nancy Complon, J. L., Sue Jones, J. L Marcella has been Varsity cheerleader for 4 years, Carol Lee for 3 years, Sue for 2 years and Nancy for l year. They will be missed very much next year. This was Marsha's 2nd year and Mar- garet's 'lst year, these girls will probably be working hard at it again next year. FIRST ROW: Tom Ritter, John Timmons, Jim Boalman, Jim Graber, Dennis Myers, Ken Rousch, Bill McGough. SECOND ROW: Jerry Coleman, Bernerd Babcock, Clair Houdeshell, John Rousch, Darrell Holeman, Ken Niesel, Bill Chalfin, Carl Feasel. THIRD ROW: Karl Koepfer Assistant Coach, Dale Thaxlon, Joe Wirkner, Jim Peters, Dallas Drenning, George Rienharl, Jerry Snyder, Roger Harris, Steve Bowen, Jim Gschwind, Harley Kiser, Harry Lombard, Richard Slrahm, Head Coach. FIRST ROW: Jim Kiser, Larry Below, Beryl Hemminger, Harold Drenning, LeRoy Graber, Chelser Rienbolf, Ken Roberls, Paul Kern. SECOND ROW: Ed Gary, Manager, LeRoy Coleman, Alberl Hughes, Roy Sleck, Terry Book, Bill Zimmerman, Dave Hedden, Dan Roth, Mike Fiek. THIRD ROW: Coach John Windnagle, Tom Walters, Manager, Jim Harpsler, Manager, Jim Slick, Gary Boff, Ray Micklovic, Ron Rienharf, Ivan Fox, Frank Cook, Ray Jennings, Charles Williams, Assislanl Varsily Coach and Head Reserve Coach Slanley Trupo. Craun Transportation Bellsville, Ohio Roger Harris y Roger is the type of boy that was out for football and he wanted to play. He came out for football in August and he was determined to play. Glad to have you Roger. Ohio Savings and Loan Fostoria, Ohio Dallas Drenning Dallas was a boy who gave us a great deal of co-operation and willingness to play football. We were glad to have you Dallas. Dale Thaxton Dale is the type of boy who came out to play football and that was what he did. Dale worked hard and enioyed playing football. Glad to have you Dale. J. B. Basehore and Co. 313 E. High Sl. Fostoria, Ohio 2' ,.. '-t.. v-, f. 4f3iVv-171 .'.1:-:SWL-ghblf 'X 'l ' , Jaws: , I-lin. ,, .. ., A , - Carl Feasel Carl didn't getlto play too much this year, but we 'feel that if he were com- ing back, he would play a lot of football. Jerry Coleman Jerry didn't get to play much football, but he was at practice everyday. This is the type of boy that makes a team a success. Jerry Snyder Jerry didn't get to see much action, but he was there every day. Jerry could always be depended upon to fill in if he was needed. Compliments of Harrold's Funeral Home . .1 1X111XX1XX XXX11X11X ,eg - gifs'---' -Q. 11- '- z-fm 'id' 'ww' 'Y--f .'4.X mag 31. ,1.,X 11 :le-1 5 ' 11 1 X 1 -F621 11 1 XX11 11XX11 1 1 X511 1 111.1114 11 X 11X111 11 '11-XX 1 11 1 11 X X111 111 .Q 111 111 1111 U11 Y 11 11 11 11f111X111X11111 11'111 11 11 11 1 11'11 111 ga . 1,15-X '-1 , ..., .H1 1'-F X1 . E-H15 553g 1 ' - 1 1 1 -7 111 X1 4' -'fi 1 1 11gQ2!G15,11: '-11211, 114 ,X ,..:X.! 1 X ' ' ,' 111 X11111XX Qui? 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Then came the tournament, there were five teams-Risingsun, Jackson Burgoon, Clyde, Townsend, and Jackson Liberty. The first night of the tournament Jackson Liberty and Risingsun played, Jackson Liberty winning 78 to 18. The winner of that game was to play Clyde, but Clyde didn't appear so they forfeited that game. The same night Jackson Burgoon played Townsend and Jackson Burgoon won 43 to 32. The next night was the play off. The first game was between Risingsun and Townsend. Townsend won 47 to 28. Then came the finals between Jackson Bur- goon who were undefeated and Jackson Liberty who were defeated three times by Jackson Burgoon. Jackson Liberty won with a 53 to 34 victory. That made us the Champions. Standard Oil Dealer Basic Incorporated Kansas, Ohio Bettsville, Ohio U. S. Flagg BASKETBALL The first Lakota Raiders basketball team partici- pated in the Sandusky Bay Conference. The Lakota team compiled a league record of three wins, four losses, and an overall record of nine wins, eleven losses. The nine wins on Lakota's record were over the following teams: Woodville, Genoa, Oak Harbor, Mohawk, Genoa, Townsend, Sandusky St. Marys, Green Springs, and Fremont Ross. The eleven de- feats came at the hands of the teams from Port Clinton, Fremont St. Joe, York, Clyde, Eastwood, Woodville, York, Carey, Tiffin Calvert, Elmwood, and Fostoria. The tournament action in which Lakota took part was held at the Fremont Ross High School. ln the first game we played, we met the Ross High team and defeated them. Then the following night we played Fostoria and were defeated by them, thus ending the first Lakota basketball season, FOOTBALL Opening game with Woodville was a very ex- citing moment for all the Lakota players. This proved to be correct for the Raiders collected a total of 85 yards in penalties, but we finally came through with an 18-6 victory. On Sept. 16th the Raiders sufferd their first defeat to Elmore. The score was 28 to 8, but knowing the Raiders, they took full advantage of the loss. They came back in the next game to defeat the Green Springs Bobcats 36 to 6. The Raiders next game was with the large, and hard hitting Otsego team. Size, however was not the deciding factor in this game, for the Raiders rolled over the Otsego team with an impressive score of 32 to O. After establishing two very nice victories, the Raiders came in contact with the Lake Flyers. The Flyers, said by many, to be the first real tough team that Lakota would encounter, but the Raiders were not disturbed at this statement and disposed of the Flyers with a score of 32 to 6. Oct. l4 was the date when the Raiders really had to prove their ability. This game with the Grand Rapids team would determine who would be battling for top honors in the San-Wood League. Well, as the old saying goes, The best team will win and win we did, by a score of 28 to 0. There must have been a big celebration in Bloom- dale on Oct. 21st for that was the day Elmwood defeated the Raiders. It was home-coming night for the Royals and that added a great deal to their team's ability. The Raiders, however did not let this loss bother them for they had a very important game coming up the following week. This game meant more to the Raiders than any other game they had ever played, for it was with the Maumee Valley Country Day School. This school hadn't been beaten in the San-Wood League for four years and they were expected to win the League Championship again this year. This game between Maumee and Lakota would determine who would be the San Wood Champs so the Raiders worked hard and came up with a victory. The score was 20 to l4 and everyone was very happy. Although the Raiders had won the Championship they still had one game remaining with Perkins. The Raiders might have won this game too, if they hadn't already played the Championship. The Perkins game was expected to be a battle of de- fenses and that it was. There was only one effective play run all night and that play defeated Lakota 8 to O. The entire Lakota District was very pleased with the fine iob of coaching done by Mr. Strahm, Mr. Koepfer, Mr. Trupo, and Mr. Windnagle. We hope the boys can repeat the excellent iob they did this year. BASEBALL AND TRACK in The stafffviregrets that we are unable to: have a picture of the Lakota Baseball teamf However, we would like,to 'name the players: Jerry Coleman, Clair Houdeshell, BilI'McG'ough, Don'iKirkwood, Carl Cessna, Bob Salisbury, Carl Feasel, Jim Roth, Jerry Snyder, Pau'lMinich, Dave Hedden, Leroy'Coleman,- Dick Joseph, Gary' Watkins, Dennis Myers, Mark Sharrock, Charles Willams, Chuck Berkmire, Ken Hardy, Mike Fike,VHerb Vroman, Jim Gschwind, Paul Gschwind, Harky Kaiser, Ed Gary, Larry Beelowe. Managers: John Minich, Dan Roth, Albert HughesQ The team has eighteen games scheduled this year. We would like to wish them luck. , We were also unable to have a picture of the Lakota track team so we'will name the boys partici- pating: Larry Lucius, Dale Stewart, Roger Harris, Cliff Hartline, Terry Book, Larry Stull, Earl Haas, John Chudzinski, Jim Boatman, Jim Reinhart, Duane Copsey, Steve Wyant, Ray Brockschmidt, and Darrel Holman. The team will participate in six track meets and we would like to wish them luck. Compliments of Compliments of Sandusky County Federal Savings Ohio Farmers Gram and Loan Association and Supply Association OUR LAKOTA FOOTBALL COACHES Mr. Koepfer was an outstanding football player while he attended Bowling Green State University. He was named as the most valuable lineman on the Falcon team in 1957. After his graduation from Bowling Green he had a brief trial in pro football with the Detroit Lions and the Los Angeles Chargers. Mr. Koepfer is married and has three children. He and his family now reside in Fostoria, Ohio. Mr. Trupo is the coach of the Freshman squad as well as assistant coach for the varsity. He played football at Elyria, but, because of injuries he was unable to compete in college. He graduated from Bowling Green State University. He and his wife and daughter now live in Amsden, Ohio. Mr. Strahm attended Toledo Libbey High School, where he was a three letter man. He also played football at Toledo University. Upon his graduation from college he returned to Libbey High as assistant football coach and Head wrestling coach. Then from Libbey he came to Lakota and became the head coach for the first Raider football team. Mr. Williams is the principal at the Risingsun School Building and also the athletic director for the Lakota Schools. Mr. Windnagle assisted Mr. Trupo with the Freshman team and helped all the coaches during regular season. He backs the Lakota teams all the way. It would be a big help if all the Lakota fans had the enthusiasm he has. BETTSVILLE y Bechtel Barber Shop l-lanlc 6: Ruth Tavern Bettsville Hardware Store Bl :Si B Cate . Kathy's Kitchen Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Huber BURGOON Floyd Bisehoft Ellenberger General Store FOSTORIA ' Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Williams L. Cc S. l-lobby and Yarn Bud's Bakery M M. CS M. Drive-in Dr. l-l. L. Perry, D.D.S. Dr., S. R. Markey, MD. Kresge Co. , Federal Fertilizer I. W. Carter, CD. Bill's Men's 61 Boys' Wear Dr. S. L. Brown Roy's Shoe Repair Dr. lohn C. Bauer Taylor Appliance l-l. R. Ulicny, MD. Dr. Wm. F. Yarris Dr. I. N. Kiebel Wilson Shell K. S. Rowe Candyland Luncheonette l. C. Penney Co. Store Dr. I. L. Murphy 1-'1zE1v1oN'.r i Grund Drug Co.- ' Fremont Auto Dealers Paul E. Spieldenner N Crosby Shoe Stores . Tschurny Bros. Ass'n Wollor-Wonderly lnc. ' Connors Budget Plan lewelers Fashion Shoppe A 'KANSASQ I r Boatrr1an's General Sto om rom y L Dr. l-liestand, MD. TIFFIN y yr - Dr. Iohn Leahy A J Dr. RichardfLeahy Dr. W. P4 Cunnings Walter A. Daniel ' Acme Electric 'Maytag Store Bob' Uhl Radio Service - Dr. Silverman Turner's Restaurant Tittin Drive-ln Tiffin University Dr. R. B. Consolo Quigley Drug Russell Snyder T9 SENECA LANES 16 A.M.F. LANES l mile Southwest ot Fostoria A on,Route 18 ' Phoiie HE 5-3990 SNACK BAR S COMPLIMENTS or The Commercial Bank 8: Savingsrflelllo. ig 71,-s,'aiQg,i'3 QW: ,, ,,L. 24 . ,tg A. 1 ,rio ill , l 'U 1 nv Q : till l Al' f- -lg-la We 'rwo CONV IE ocjmons FFS'M'll ll'S'F zoo s. Main sr. p F 220 Perry sf. ' - ' ' Wit-h drive-in services Z S ' Fostoria. Ohio Member F .D.l.C. Member Federal Reserve System M AST E R YQ' BETTSVILLE FEED 8: GRAIN COMPANY . 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' ' ,, i - V- f' -N-e.4Tf a---.Q . ., ,x ,-W -wh SENCO ,FERTILIZERS . ' I COMPLETE L1QU1Ds NITROGEN soLUr1oNs it 1 A GRANULAR DRY MIXES Application equipment available Bascom. Ohio Phone WE 7-3311 Meadowbrook Park-Playground ot Northern Ohio, Bascom, Ohio Between Tiffin :Sf Fostoria on Route 18. Clean Fun G Relaxation. 60 Acres of Beautiful Groves, Swimming Pool, Play Grounds, etc. Dancing Pavilions, Boating, Pony Rides 5: Amusements. Tables for Picnics and Reunions. Bath House, Game Courts, Baseball Grounds, Refreshment Stands, etc. Gutdoor Movies every Sun- day, Tuesday, and Thursday Night during park season. Ball Room available for rental to Private1Parties, Dances and Coin- munity Activities. Round and Square Dancing. V, . ' 4 Dances Every Sunday Night KANSAS CGOPERATIVE ELEVATOR HARDWARE AND FARM SUPPLIES CPurinaD GRAIN-FEED-COAL FERTILIZER Kansas, Ohio Phone Beitsville 3701 - f ' nr- l:u ri-: -vis. 4-a GOOD LUCK TO TI-IE 196 1 GRADUATES COMPLIMENTS OF The Star Route News I STRANGE PUBLISHING BILL. IUNE and TERRY BOOK COMPANY Printers and Publishers Risinqsun, -Ohio BECKHAUSEN. WIRE FOX TERRIERS AKC Registered Phone WE-7-2151 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOSTORIA and BLOOMDALE 1882 ' Serving the Community - 1961 for 78 years 32: INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS FREE LIFE INSURANCE ON CONSUMER LOANS FREE CUSTOMER PARKING MEMBER F.D.I.C. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Studios Music MUSIC CENTER EVERYTHING MUSICAL IOI Perry St. Fostoria, Ohio Ernie Duffield, Owner DANCE ORCHESTRA Phone HE. 5-5437 Store Make Cl1uck's Auto Parts Your Headquarters For All Car Needs. Also Complete Line of Davis Paints and Supply and Toys All Year Seat Covers Expertly Installed On All Makes of Cars. Free Installation CHUCK'S AUTO PARTS I0O Madison St. Phone GI 7-5655 Tiffin, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF McCl0RY BROS. PURE OIL DISTRIBUTOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COIVIPLIMENTS of aww. gf afvuaw. Your Local Farmer's Mutual Ins. Assoc. of Seneca A County Route 3 Fostoria, Ohio and Phone Beffsville 3162 Ohio Mutual Windstorm Ins. Assoc. Phone Fostoria HE. 5-3004 IHSUYBHCG Agent' Phone HE. 5-4062 75 6 'MMA C. J. STAHI ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED DIAMONDS TEXACO DISTRIBUTOR El-CIN-OMEGA-BU!-OVA Cas Oil Fuel Oil Grease WATCHES Tank Wagon Delivery Weekly Terms 'Wayne 2511 Phone HE. 5-3864 IO3 S. Main St. Wayne, Qhio Fostoria, Ohio oNsEL Bnornms mc. M, 8, M, SEED CORN WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OHIO CERTIFIED PLUMBING, HEATING SEEDS AND WATER WELL SUPPLIES T. R. Walters Phone 2711 Bettsville 3177 Risingsun, Ohio Kansas' Ohio 76 VERES SPORTSMANS SHOP EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN ANDY VERES, Prop. 309 S. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE. 5-4850 M,cDANIEl INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AND BONDS BETTSVILLE G KANSAS Phone 2434-Office Phone 3737-Residence COIVIPLIMENTS OF The Mennel Milling Company FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN Fostoria, Ohio CLUB AZZAR for THE BEST IN ALL TYPES OF FOOD You can't match our Famous Steaks WEDDINGS PRIVATE PARTIES BANQUETS CLUB PARTIES Ph. 32, Alvadfa, Ohio Located 7 mi. North of Carey, Ohio 7 mi. South of Fostoria, Ohio on Rt. 23 77 mmm Wplmlaiamhq, and wma gimp, 66 North Monroe Tiffin, Ohio Phone C-I. 7-7283 COMPLIMENTS OF Word livestock Co. Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE. 5-4600 NUTRITE FOOD SUPPLEMENT DISTRIBUTOR For Better Flowers See SACKETT'S GREEN HOUSE N. Main St. and West jackson Phone HE. 5-8121 Fostoria, Ohio 78 COMPLIMENTS OF Fostoria Concrete Prociucts, Inc, Fostoria, Ohio The .l. A. Miller Tile Company Drain Your Farm Before It Drains You! QUALITY WCLAY DRAIN TILE COMPLIIVIENTS OF CLOUSE CAFE 8. GROCERY Phone WE. 7-2116 Phone WE. 7-3514 Bascorn, Ohio Bascom, Ohio Buscom Elevator COMPLIIVIENTS or 8. Supply WARN'S HARDWARE LET us GRIND AND MIX Youn mans Bascom, Ohio Phone WE. 7-2326 Phone WE. 7-3413 Bascom, Ohio DEAN BROS. BLOCK 8. TILE CO. Manufacturers of QUALITY CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING CONTRACTORS Corner Pemberville Road and Route 281 Phone Wayne 2434, Bradner, Ohio Hazhbnw Jawa, Open 24 hr. Daily BOWLING AND REST FREMONT, OHIO THE GORDON LUMBER CO. FIRST IN QUALITY FAIREST IN PRICE FASTEST IN SERVICE A Satisfied Customer is our First Consideration 90 YEARS OF SERVICE . Bettsville, Ohio Phone 2801 80 COMPLIMENTS OF TIFFIN PARKSAVE SUPER MARKET WHERE PARKING IS NO PROBLEM Tiffin, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of CROWN RUBBER CO. Fremont, Ohio COIVIPLIIVIENTS ' of THE FREMONT CO. 607 W. 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FEATHERS LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING Bettsville, Ohio Phone 2594 COMPLIMENTS OF SAGE FURNITURE STORE Phone Wayne 3071 Bradner, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF RICHARD'S TOWN AND COUNTRY FEIVIININE FASHIONS I Fremont, Ohio CLARA DORITY ANTIQUES-GIFTS GLASS - CH I NA - LAMPS COMPLIMENTS OF BALLREICH BROS. INC. Home of BALLREICH POTATO CHIPS 180-186 Ohio Ave. 2 miles east U.S. 23 Wayne, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio THE SUN GRAIN PEARL'S GIFT SHOP ASSOCIATION , , , Religious Articles GRAIN' SEED, FEED' COAL Cards and Gifts for all Occasions LUMBER, FENCE, ROOFING , Phone 750, New Riegel Phone Zl l l Risingsun, Ohio The Old Fort Banking Co. COMP'-'MENTS OF BETTSVH1'-E BRANCH BISHOP DRY CLEANERS Bettsville, Ohio Member F.D.l.C. of Safety Deposit Boxes Available Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of HI Jinx The Pilgrim Shoppe DAIRY BAR and 301 Perry sf. Bond Furniture Best In Fine Furniture Carpeting and Decorating Fremont, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio H. Boon, Prop. Compliments of RUPP 8. RIGGS FEED CO. Fostoria, Ohio TIFFIN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASS'N. Tiffin Ford Sales Co. Sattler Chevrolet Co. Porter Motor Sales Inc. North End Motor Sales Inc. Economy Motor Sales Rose Motor Sales Inc. Tiffin Rambler R.D. Buick Myers Pontiac Sales DAVIS' BICYCLE AND ELECTRICAL STORE REPAIR AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES Phone HE. 5-2362 IO5 Perry St. Fostoria, Ohio FEderal 2-4333 Hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturday 8a.m. - 6 p.m. Village Barber Service Men - Ladies - Children - No Appointments Necessary Shop Potter Village Shopping Center BOB CONNELLY, Owner, Mgr. Fremont, Ohio Compliments of the FREMONT OIL CO. Fremont, Ohio NICKEL PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Painting Supplies 6' Equipment Resilient Floor Coverings Finest Paint Finishes Phone FE. 2-5583 503 East State Street Fremont, Ohio TIFFIN JEWELRY STORE Tiffin, Ohio DIAIVION DS-WATCH ES-Sl LVER APPLIANCES-RAD l OS-CH l NA Gifts For All Occasions Phone C-l.7-I l6I DOG-N-SUDS Dog Gone Good Food N. Sandusky St. at Tyber Road Cul. 7-5777 Tiffin, Ohio RICHARDS TOWN and COUNTRY FEMININE FASHIONS Fremont, Ohio 84 A PRODUCTION CREDlT FOR ALL FARM NEEDS BLACK SWAMP P.C.A. GUY A. FEATHERS Local and Long Distance Hauling Bettsville, Ohio Phone 2594 Compliments of FIOWERIAND ARTIST WITH FLOWERS Earl P. Peter Donna B. Dieter Fostoria, Ohio CLIFFORD E. SNYDER Ford Service-General Repairing Marathon Oils and Gasoline Phone T.W. 44-71 I Arcadia, Ohio KlNN'S Sales and. Services AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Phone HE. 5-2856 IO5 E. Crocker St. Fostoria, Ohio RISINGSUN AUTO town TAVERN SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR B d R h usED cARs ema' OI Risingsun, Ohio BASCOM, OHIO Phone 2332 THE ARCADIA CREAMERY CASH BUYERS CREAM AND EGGS Phone T.W. 4-4I76 Arcadia, Ohio WALTS LUNCH I A GROCERIES Cr FOUNTAIN SERVICE l Phone WE. .7-2416 Residence 7-251 'I BASCOM, oHlo COMPLIMENTS THE FOSTORIA LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. 240 West North St. Phone HE. 5-7727 Fostoria, Ohio COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF THE CLOTHES CLOSET FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART IIO North Main St. Phone HE. 5-5522 Fostoria, Ohio MITCHELL RADIO 8, ELECTRIC Television-Radio-Home Appliances Complete Service Dept. 3O Years Experience Phone: Bettsville 3842 Main St. Burgoon, Ohio SANDUSKY COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSN. FREIVIONT BURC-OON KEIDAN'S JEWELERS Fosl-oria's Finest Credit Jewelers Complete Selection Diamonds, Watches, Appliances and Special Gifts Keidan's Home of Famous Keepsake Diamond Rings Credit Terms to Fit Your Budget Phone HE. 5-3559 Fostoria, Ohio Don't Thow 'em Away REPAIR 'EM TO-DAY .IOE BROWN'S SHOE SHOP IO9 E. Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Louie DiCesare, Prop. 86 LA M F R O M S DRESS BETTER and YOU'LL FEEL BETTER Fostoria, Ohio TIFFIN DAIRY CO. Quality Dairy Products Phone C-I. 7-4334 Tiffin Courtesy of MONTGOMERY WARD Phone GI. I-9432 Tiffin Compliments of ADVERTISER TRIBUNE SENECA COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER THE MILLER JEWELRY REGISTERED IEWELERS American Gem Society Tiffin, Ohio SUPERIOR PAINT and SUPPLY Dupont Paint Floor and Wall Tile DeViIbiss Spray Equipment Phone CI. 7-5582 Tiffin, Ohio I87 Washington St. Compliments of FROSTED FOODS 62 N. Monroe Tiffin, Ohio SERVICE CAB CO. Rates On Out Of Town Calls 24 hr. Service Phone C-I. 7-3232 Tiffin,QOhio Remember to STOP WITH US IN '61 RALPH'S SOHIO Phone 9491 -2724 BETTSVILLE, OHIO Compliments of .l. C. PENNEY CO. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments VlRGll M. GASE AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate 236 W. Center St., Fostoria Telephone HE. 5-2109 J. H. JONES 8. SON COAL Builders Supplies Cement Blocks Ready Mixed Concrete KITCHEN'S HOUSE OF MUSIC It lt's Music We Have In 318-322 s. Main FosToRiA, oi-no Phone HE. 5-2385 l. H. jones Fostoria Phones HE. 5-7209 443 S. Poplar St. Fostoria, Ohio Res. HE. 5-3858 VISIT THE NEW 1 I G A HOUSEVVARES DEPARTMENT AT ' ' ' F R U T H I DUN S SUPER FOSTORlA'S BUSIEST MARKET HARDWARE Housewares-Electrical Supplies- Appliances Sandusky St. Fostoria, Ohio GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Established l907 Compliments of YOUR LOCAL AVON' REPRESENTATIVE Mrs. Albert Hollinger Phone HE. 5-4062 88 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of lEE'S FLOOR COVERING Phone ol. 7-7343 Tiffin, Ohio DEL GRABER General Contractor Route 23 S. Phone HE. 5-7400 Fostoria, Ohio JOHN SHAFERLY 8. SONS CARPENTERS Houses, Cabinet Work, Block Laying Phone I-IE. 5-4068 Fostoria, Ohio MYERS RADIO 8. TV REPAIR Route 199 Risangsun, Ohio Phone 2706 MAIN HIGHWAY GARAGE General Repairing james I. Patton RISINCISUN, OHIO Texas joe HUMBERT'S SERVICE Phone 2351 Bettsville AAA Service WILBUR BEll Farm Drainage Phone 2296 Risingsun, Ohio PRODUCTION CREDIT FOR ALL FARM NEEDS BLACK SWAMP P.C.A. Fostoria and Tiffin, Ohio Congratulations to Class of '61 ANDREWS GROCERY Groceries-Meats-Frozen Foods General Merchandise Phone 2691 Bettsville, Ohio 8 TRYCO SPRAYERS CHEMICALS Edw. 1. Funk Seed Corn D. W. HEISERMAN R.R. 3, Fostoria, Ohio Phone Bascom WE. 7-2153 SEALY REST MOTEL Telephone HE. 5-4753 Rt. I2-345 W. Lytle St. Fostoria, Ohio Montgomery's Barber Shop 319 Perry Street For Appointments Call He. 5-7252 Fostoria, Ohio FREE PARKING Compliments VIRGIL M. GASE AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate 236 W. Center St., Fostoria Telephone HE. 5-2109 COZY CORNER Good Food Fostoria, Ohio You Can SAVE MONEY It You Insure Your Car and Home With E. W. SCHAUFELBERGERQ JR. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Phone HE. 5-8220 131 W. North Street Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of BUCKEYE AUTO PARTS Fostoria and Tiffin, Ohio COMPLIMENTS or HOME WINDOW CO. 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