Kunkle High School - Echo Yearbook (Kunkle, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

WS PWM 766 fmkle .faecal Sedan! Kamik. 0464 I , - 4 f A 'J '11 ' ' 19 x' .5 ' - fb ,N - Y .f -p 14' . 'rf' ' 3 1. p , , , V 1 2 . Q -1 3 x 1 1 . ,EV-M: - V x L . X . edctaldan jf' 77514 7am Alban In grat1tude to our capable class and year book advlsor understand1ng commerc1a1 teach er and frlend We the c1ass of 1956 ded1cate our E410 to Mrs A111on She graduated from West Un1ty I-hgh School and receu ed her degree from Bowlmg Green UH1V6TS1ty Her career as a teacher started 1n the year of 1935 at Kunkle H1gh School In 1945 she qult teachlng and returned to K H S 1n 1952 thereby belng w1th us durlng our four years of I-hgh School We are grateful to her for her devoted servxce her thoughtfulness and encourage ment but above all for her genuule mterest and personal fr1endsh1p G- - ' 1-:gl ,.,, IAA 5 -. o 1 , - s I gg vw - -f . . . 7 . . . . . . , . , - l . X 1 x 1 4 Q .vw '-11 fr 15 I 9, if x -' 13 1 3 3 gf , , I . Q. A 1 6. 3 .1 6 f .1 A n 'f A1 . '1- i 5-P- x 3 ff D X' a' x XX J ff 7 gddftd N1 LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Elmer Weber Mr Gerald Oyer Mr O1enWasmch Mr B E Blanchard supermtendent Mr Clayton Moore Mr Forrest Heller Mr Clayton Moore Pres1dent Mr Elmer Weber V1ce PreS1dent Mr Olen Wasmch Clerk Thrs page sponsored by DICK'S SUNOCO SERVICE AND HARDWARE STORE Kunkle, Oh1o I I E O S,-:' ' 5. S: I7 A' All ..:..,, W - --...Q-.,, W? H. -..Q .ll r.,,w. 1 Q, 4 ' -w.'U'.. I , .. , , .M ,, . ,z - ' A! ' Il , - 1 . - 9 S A K P 6 Y I . 'A '. - . . A , f , Q 1 '5-.- - H X 1 . 'if . - f' ' .. V , A . I l : . . . . . , . . . . ' 0 I I a . .... . auf MR BLANCHARD MR FRITZ Supermtcndem Prmclpal 8: Coach -'-'Inv QVIRS ALLION MRS OBER ommerc1a1 MR CULLER Engush Industnal Art Sponsored by Sponsored by PRIEST gl COOK FURNITURE FRANK S SHOE STORE Montpeher Oh1o 4 Montpeher Ohlo wg ' Q ff 31 X . 'hi 'Q '- X I '- 1 - . 'V 3:55 ' . s I . , . . , . .Q DL.-L MR OBER Z MR MRS FRU Crm Muslc S GILCHER Hom E009 SVSU and E1 r Ch mlslw Elemefltary principal ,,. ci V1 FII' rand Se RS CUMMHNS Cond Sponsored by HADLEY S DEPT STORE Pmoneer 01110 v- ' gl XPE MR WEIINER Third and Fourth Flfth and Slxth Sponsored by PIONEER ELECTRIC SALES 81 SERVICE P1oneer Oh1o 5 'ar IJ R 'v 137 I V ' 1' f fx, J V T-- an R 064 3664 Zzdaew cmcltafz MR, BA ERLIN Sponsored by ANDRES INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Bryan, Ohio MR. CULLER, MR. TRESSLER, MR. HULBERT Sponsored by BRYAN SHEET AND METAL WORKS Bryan, Ohio SL F 1 A r u 'V .L a Q s c QI 4 -A4 J' QWW Z' 1 Wk x X XX X J ff ' ' J CLASS MOTTO Success Awa1ts at Labor s Gates CLASS COLORS C1-,ASS FLOWER Blue and Whlte Carnaugn CLASS ROLL Donald James Baker Nelhe Anna Leskow James Albert Ball Charlotte June Mlller Larry Beaverson Mart1n DW1ght S1ckm1ller June Ann Carter Colleen Beverly Stark Dav1d LeRoy Dossett MaDonna Erma Steffes Joanne Carole Eberly Dav1d L Surbey Dor1s Jean Gorsuch JoAnn Theobald Slgfld Marlelulse Hoboy Hal Eugene Whetro Delores Joann Hugg Edw1n Dale WYT1Ck BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday May Z7 1956 8 OO P M Process1onal Beverly N1sley Invocat1on Rev V T Stout Twenty th1rd Psalm Joanne Eberly Crusader s T-Iymn G1rls Chorus Scrlpture Readlng Charlotte Mlller Class Sermon Rev John Rlkkers May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You Gxrls Chorus Recessmnal Beverly Nlsley COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Tuesday May Z9 1956 8 OO P M Process1onal Beverly N1sley lnvocat1on Rev Floyd DeGroff Class I-Ilstory Delores Hugg Salutatory Davld Surbey Wh1sper1ng Hope G1rls' Chorus Valed1ctory MaDonna Steffes I Belleve G1rls' Chorus Class Address Gordon Znrnmerrnan Pastor Evangellcal Mennomte Church Wauseon Ohmo Presentat1on of Class B Everard Blanchard Supemntendent of Schools Presentat1on of Dlplomas Clayton A Moore P1-es1dent of Board of Educatmn Alma Mater Semor Class Bened1ct1on Rev Arnold G Ettenhofer Recess1onal Beverly Nlsley Compllments of E.E KELLER FEED 8: COAL Kunkle Oh1o ' v l 7 IV Y YI ' I YY ll ' I Benediction Rev. Robert P. Fryman 7 7 . . ,, . YI ' Il ' 2 9 ll rv ' ' 2 I H DORXS GORSUCH Ptesxde m gppdazc ip? CH ARLOTTE MXLLER SL ctemaq DW XGWY SXCXCNHLLER HAL WHETRO Vxce Pmsxdgm I ,fb A I ' x X I ,Aa News Re poucx 8 DELORES HU GG 'Y me asuxc x j DONALD BAKER e I mow SUNE CARTER K IOANNE EBERLY 2 as I I ,ff 4 . 5 ywxes sem. ,ff A E' . . 1- A ax Mfg, YY vp 135 X LARRY BEAVERSON fa: Z' NELLXE LESKOW COLLEEN STARK , -A 7 y L: X 11 X , In UAV XD DOSSETT ,xff D PN KD SU RBEY D Smww 'FQ 1 IW' ,iff THEOBALD f' SO ANN WYRXCK ' ' eow m I X5 .I ' x ? 51 ,dv yn , ONNP- STEFFES nf 14 A J , ff Q. S1gr1d Mar1elu1se Hoboy SIGRID HOBOY OUR GERMAN EXCHANGE STUDENT BECOMES FIRST HONORARY GRADUATE OF KUNKLE HIGH SCHOOL GERMAN EXCHANGE STUDENT I am a German Exchange Student and ome from the La wh1ch 1S 1n s a teacher 1n about 30 m1les I found an advert1sement of the exchange m the dally news and wrote my appl1cat1on to the Amer1can Consulate General 1n Mu n1ch I took a couple exam1nat1ons and had to get passport v1sa and many other papers In the last part of June I was pos1t1vely sure that I was one of the few who were chosen to the n1ce tr1p 1n July to the Umted States a dream got fulf1lled Then I got a letter from my host parents and Sunday July 17 1955 I left my home for one year I was golng on a ra1lroad to Bremen and July 19 157 Exchange Students left Germany w1th the M S Seven Seas We were 1n LeHarve France and Southhamp northern provmce of Bavar Southern Germany My father Bachhausen a l1ttle v1llage south of Nuremberg but I was not seas1ck After 11 days on the sh1p we were 1n Quebec one day and we ar r1ved Montreal on July 30 There we made a c1ty tour and 1n the n1ght we were on the ra1l road to Baltlmore I was for a few days 1n New W1ndsor fMaryland On August 3 I left Balt1more aga1n and was gomg alone one n1ght on the tra1n to Def1ance There were my host parents Mr and Mrs Henry Kunkle and then we were goxng to Kunkle I enjoyed my stay here at Kunkle very much and I want to thank the members of the Faculty the School Board the Students and the Commun1ty for the pleasant t1me I had fnfsrjwrv One of S1g1's spec1al opportu Slgl who celebrated her seven n1t1es was to travel w1th the Sen1ors teenth b1rthday wh1le w1th us has on thelr tr1p to Wash1ngton, D C our every good w1sh for a success New York and Nxagara Falls. Here ful and happy l1fe. she IS on the roof of the Congress1on The Kunkle, Oh1o, Commun1ty al Hotel ln v1ew of the Cap1tol w1th Joanne Eberly and Delores Hugg. -.fp J I 1 . 9 D 9 . ' , uv X 0 n ' K I - ' ton QEnglandj. One day we had a big storm. Home catazq Today we the Seniors of 1956 have reached the goal toward which we have strived for twelve years GRADUATION DAY In the fall of 1945 sixteen brave children started their first year of scnool at Kunkle They were Edwin Wyrick Richard Traxler Colleen Stark Joanne Eberly Gale Landon David Surbey Nelson Rupp LeRoy Stantz Eva Barrett Pauline Kosier Nellie Leskow Arthur Stantz Mannette Stambaugh MaDonna Steffes Jo Ann Theobald and Shirley McIntosh Our teachers through the first eight grades were Mrs Stauffer for lst and Znd Mrs Stipe 3rd and 4th Mrs Oberlin 5th Miss Dury 6th Mr Gilcher 7th and Mr Schie home room teacher for the 8th grade We had other teachers that year In 1952 our Junior High Basketball team won the county tournament Boys playing on this team from our class were George Sitek Hal Whetro Ronnle Hennamen David Hamilton James Ball and Donald Baker Our coach was Mr Clyde Schie In 1953 twenty Freshmen entered the high school not knowing what was expected of them but willing to do their best We were initiated by the Sophomore Class Having survived that we felt as though we were really part of dear old K H S Our advisor was Mrs Anderson and the superintendent Mr Cornell During our Sophomore year we initiated the Freshmen Our business ventures were selling home made candy clothes hangers and ordering our class rings Our advisor was Mrs All1on and Mr Wichmanowski was superintendent also discovered our abilities in dramatics when we presented the Junior play This Ghost Business Our director was Mr Kolar who was also our class advisor Our biggest project of the year was the planning of the Junior Senior Banquet We finally arrived at the last year of high school last fall as Sen1ors We sold magazine subscriptions sponsored bake sales skating parties a box social and the Third Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet We have achieved compiling the year book of 1956 and had our part with the school paper The Echo The Senior Play Those Funny Brats was our last attempt in dra matics and the most successful We wish to thank Mrs Henry Kunkle for her untiring efforts as director of this comedy On April 29th we left on our Senior Trip visiting Washington D C New York City and Niagara Falls Our chaperones were Mrs All1on and Mrs Clayton Moore We the Senior Class of 56 wish to thank the people who helped make this trip possible Those of us who have been together for the twelve years are David Surbey Edwin Wyr1ck Colleen Stark Joanne Eberly Nellie Leskow MaDonna Steffes and Jo Ann Theobald During these years in school our teachers have worked with us en deavoring to help us meet the problems that will confront us with an education both in class and out and I m sure that in the future we'll re call much of this help and find use for many bits of knowledge gamed here atKHS 13 I i ' H rv ' . ' - , . . . , . , 9 9 9 D D 7 3 3 3 1 ! ! ! . . , . I ' 3 ' 9 D . , . . . . : . , , ! I 3 ' . , . , . ' D . , . . . - , , . ln our Junior year we were thrilled by receiving our class rings. We V' ' ' ll ' , . . . . . , . 3 3 1 ll Il , . ' ll vs ' - D 2 . . . , . . . . ' I , , . . . , . ! I . . D D 2 . 7 , . . . l . . . , . . . , . - I On May 30th the Kunkle Sen1or Class of 56 met at Heartbreak Hotel Nash v1lle Tennessee We all wore our blue suede shoes As we were eat1ng lunch each of us told of our adventures and what had happened to us dur1ng the past ten years JoAnn Theobald told us that she 15 now a sk1n d1ver We had all heard her escapes She tours the world search1ng for the second greatest sex men Hal Whetro 13 now play1ng profess1onal baseball for the Detro1t T1gers Be cause of h1s loyalty to the Cleveland Ind1ans he has been benched most of th1s season We pred1ct that Hal w1ll be voted the most valuable player 1n the Amer1can League June Carter has become a famous ha1r styl1st her most famous customer 1S Mam1e E1senhower Her latest ha1r des1gn 15 the Monkey Cut We were all d1sappo1nted that James Ball was unable to attend th1S reun1on Hal told us that he was attendmg the Tall Men of Amer1ca's Convent1on Th1s convent1on was held 1n Dallas Texas We pred1ct he Wlll cont1nue grow1ng Joanne Eberly Just returned from Europe where she went on a tour wh1le v1s1t1ng Slgrld Hoboy She Sald she 1ntended to go back to V1S1llO'!1C of those Frenchy French men Dw1ght S1ckm1ller recently rece1ved the Tr1ple Crown by w1nn1ng the Ken tucky Derby P1ml1nco Preakness and the Belmont Stakes w1th h1S dar1ng horse Apache We are pred1ct1ng great th1ngs for Dw1ght and h1s horse Apache Nell1e Leskow 13 a famous woman Jockey She rode Apache 1n the Ken tucky Derby We pred1ct that her w1nn1ng days are Just beg1nn1ng Larry Beaverson's fans recently nom1nated h1m as the most hep 31tter Colleen Stark was so thr1lled w1th the performance of the Rockettes 1n New York C1ty that she has Jo1ned them We pred1ct that she Wlll out dance Sally Rand DaV1d Surbey 13 bu1ld1ng a new car called the 'Surbey Spec1al Speeder and w1ll enter lt 1n the 500 m1le Ind1anapol1s race We pred1ct a w1nner for Dav1d Surbey Charlotte M1ller has entered Cal1forn1a's Hot Rod Powder Puff Derby She 15 dr1v1ng Surbey's latest SpeC1al speeder Edw1n Wyr1ck 15 Larry Beaverson's press agent and recently returned from Monacco where he photographed Grace Kelly and PTIHCC Ran1er's new tw1n boys Slgl Hoboy returned to the Un1ted States 1n 1959 She met a dash1ng sa1lor on the boat and fell IH love w1th h1m but forgot h1m when she saw a Mar1ne stand1ng at the dock Dav1d Dossett IS capta1n of the Joey Clutwood Daredev1ls R1ght now he 1S recover1ng from 1n3ur1es that occured 1n Hollywood He was dr1v1ng along saw Mar1lyn and fa1led the make the curve Donna Steffes be1ng the bra1ns of th1S class has developed lots of new holds 1n the Wrestl1ng profess1on We pred1ct she w1ll w1n the Most Popular Wrestlers Award by men fans Donald Baker rece1ved h1s degrees from Tr1 State He has been stat1oned 1n Afr1ca bu1ld1ng drag str1ps for the nat1ves Dor1s Gorsuch 15 now 1n Afr1ca test1ng the drag str1p Don has recently com pleted We pred1ct that she w1ll f1nd a red headed nat1ve boy that she Wlll C1V1l1ZE Delores Hugg 1S now the most talked about C1garette g1rl 1n New York C1ty On the Slde she takes scandal p1ctureS Dear Mrs All1on just returned from ElV1S Pressley's Funeral Poor lady she was the one that stepped on h1s blue suede shoes . , , - ' , . c 1. 'D . n 1 . 6 J' - n I vu K D a I . - . bugger of the year. We predict that he will be as popular as Elvis Pressly. requests 1 PROM if 2 .Z 'b fx l ,N 1 LXR 'A-X WWW 1-4 X xx I V ,XJ X V XZ, J xf Z I NN 11 K 'l,1,' k , K xr 'Q K- ,l 'Sb R fx S, -.Q H: C. ',', C ', - 'V ,- 'x --- L l - Q vi Ax ' X ,. 2 'N S ' ' , - , 1 I . Ni G Lqxv 1- af, ' .. ,N X 1 ,J A X Q- - .,-, N.. 'W' 4-J V ,,. f i ,I Q ge J, 9' FRI, 1. ,5 , i 5 5 1 7 4 .K 1 X . , . , fx . ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ober, Advisor, Nelson Hugg, Richard Traxler. ROW TWO: LeRoy Stantz, Barbara Cook, withdrawn, Eldon Stantz, withdrawn, Pauline Kosier, Roger Hulbert, Marjorie Knepper. ROW THREE: Eva Barrett, Eugene Barrett, Glenna Armbruster, Donald Prather, Geraldine Kaiser, Robert Huffman. ABSENT: Joyce Kerr. Sponsored by Compliments of BRYAN TIMES K. 8: R. CLEANERS Bryan, Ohio Bryan, Ohio President . . . LeRoy Stantz. Vice Pre sident. . Robert Huffman SSecretary . . Geraldine Kaiser Treasurer . . Marjorie Knepper News Reporter ....... Glenna Armbruster 15 V 1 511 fl u 1 71 42595 1, I. MI, , I 111 fflff.. .. , , KL-ff N X fxsx X X X 3 gbrbbfxfw-' gkwwy .xg a A ' 4 , I Ms o f'v' 1' gr' W : ' 1 ,1 ', .pf 'KV ,f . ,efi5?L.' 5 5 I ' Lt' 60 . 'lu 5' T x L 3. E f 4 J 1 ', I .1 '1 1 1 ' 1 ff I J x 1' , X t 1' si 1 P 2' v f 1 , X1 'E 1 N .9 1, . 1, fl JI :cl A I N I 1, I A 'Q' ,' 4 s A ' 1 I : ' 5 ,lf , f . ' 1 K9 1 , 1 1 a 5 Q 5 4 Q , ' A ' 4 Iv 1 fi , 4, , V fi . I x K J . . 4 .4 J 6' l 1 ,' A 1 1 Q' f , xv I v 1 . - x 4 5, A . 4 Q v ' S it 5? f Y Z 'm Q M wg X X if ' apdamafzea aan-9 Q N 1 v ' A, .-as ,,, ,zz ,-1-ym -Q.. Y ,Il ... - ' ii. as Al-' Hag! this E' :.. QA in iii' v ' , Tl S -5. v ,f i, ' . X . wg F V gi ir, , , AIC? 'f 7',f ? af f-at .T -5, 5 f- f -1 - ,CJ 052, ,f gy .ll i .3 'tg fl, 4 ' X 1 5 Y 5 it .4 l iw 5 -af-, 1. lf? -rs. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion Gilclier, Kay Kaiser, Eva Miller, Donnie Borton. ROW TWO: Donnie Knepper, Janet Carter, Ray Babb, Marjorie Oxender, Russell Kerr, William Connolly, Rita Watson, Larry Apt ROW THREE: Ilan Gorsuch, Harold Yagel-withdrawn, Virginia Stark, Maynard Grimm, Mable Stantz, William Whitten-withdrawn, Elaine Stout, LaMar Cummins. ROW FOUR: Mr. Culler, Advisor, Sigrid Hoboy Dewey Dossett, Beverly Nisley, Carroll Sickmiller, Virginia Hulbert, Jerry Beaverson, Shirley Croninger. President . . Marjorie Oxender Vice President. . . Kay Kaiser Secretary . .Mable Stantz Treasurer . . .Sigrid Hoboy News Reporter. . Bill Connolly Compliments of YAGERS GRAIN gl FUEL CO. West Unity, Ohio Grain, Seeds, Flour, Feed, Coal, Salt T' TY e ffcicaclcec WC-G i o.. Hgshmpn Imua Hou SIGI Q -xg' NVlShC: comk trug Freshmen Imtxauon Tum TxmL S1g1 s Bxrmday Pam 'B oh Boy ' A Blg Surprxsh S r . Y 1 1. 9 ,. . E, - .jf 3 1 . 'r V, 5' x ,, F? -V K. , . ' 1 I . li ,, is , . X. gy .V L. I 5 Q 'C 'x , ,I ,JI I II Q ,L 'I . - , K f 1 I ' u S 1 X 1 5-L 2 xg WW N x zeadmea E3 'IU :B F' 'qi -'A -A C 3, hi Q :M U , , I ,gf If AQ . '96 vm '!lf,' ': '1 4.9 , f I S' sf, L f' F. ' ' -.,, ,T ' 25 1. y - 'L v y 0 ' I X -W - is f 1' XX ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Surbey, Larry Traxler, Betty Poorman. ROW TWO: Linda Yagel- Withdrawn, Junior Robb, Linda Gilcher, David Weber, Sharon Dossett, Lowell Traxler. ROW THREE: Mr. Fritz-Advisor, Sharon Kromm, Kenny Wine, Glenda Gorsuch, James Gorsuch, Mary Cook. Sponsored by Sponsored by G. A. KELLY'S JEWELER SHEETS RESTAURANT Bryan, Ohio Bryan, Ohio President . . .Glenda Gorsuch Vice President. . Lowell Traxler Secretary 81 Treasurer .... Sharon Dossett News Reporter. . Sharon Kromrn , I Reminding us of the Frcshmun lnitiation in thc fall of 1955 Oh, for the open fields on the sunny days Although thcre is much work to do, All work and no play would ma ke Jack a dull boy so we find moments for activities other than work. 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T iii, K-' v 2 if ,Q il, X, ZKXCY ROW ONE, LEYT 'YO RXGHT1 Linda Xiaiscu, Edkzmce Babb, Vbgws Caucx, N Abs, Sbmey Sunk, Sanoxa Vins, Maxgaxcx Banca, Nha Sbeud, CaxoX kknberm, Mi. Glcbex, ROW TWO13amoskXmcbmsovx, How Ken, Tami Oxeodci, Mcwm Thompson, Ruben Cummms, EsxeX Wyxick, Vixgxma Cook, Samoa Zuvev, Sponsored by NXCXQLES BAKERY KNOX RENT Psb SERNTXCE b - 2358 6 - X X DA Bryan, Obio Bryan, Obio ROW ONE, LEFT TO RXGYXT1 Peggy Kneopev, Benq kicks, Sbaxon kiaisex, Sane: W ebay, Omen Bewmom, kmkdgo, Mx. Ghcbex. ROW 'YW Og Lang Cxomngex, Skmmy Cummms, Sony Cook, Cbaues In Wbeuo, kovmio Mayo, Mawm How, Man Babb, kicbatd Poomxan. ? Cowen Hendricks, Domus 6' Row oive, LE Zuv Hulberi, R ' FT TO RIGHT: Larljf Gorsuch, Lola Surbey, Elaine Gilcher, Vivian er-withdrawn, Frances Clark, Sandra Stark, Mr, Weiner, ROW TWO: Robert onnis Stark, Carl Carter, Ronnie Weber, Johnnie Dietrich, Kenny Miller. Sponsored by UHL-MA-7V'S DEPAR TMENT STORE B1-yan, Ohio ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT' S Dube, Mary Ri Warne . baron Cks, D r, Bill Les Hardy arlene ' ,VKne ow, K 'L X I 4 ,F llmwxi if-gun ' ,Ars 45 GREEIVISEIV FUNERAL HOME B1-yan, Ohio , Elsie Hulbert, Josephine Cook, Susan Keller, Kathleen Dube, Patricia Dietrich, Mr. Weiner, ROW TWO: Lyndal Hugg, Carolyn Oxender, Ricky pper, John Taylor, Dewayne Wyrick, Nancy Stark, Shirley Oxender. ROW THREE: R endall Traxler, Glen Watson, Billy Kosier. oland Z' Batbaxa FXXCXL . Dennis Ylnmangye, Xogcc EW , Xiennq Esxenine, Xnxnex, Lang vnxnxj CXMXQ. RO ONE, XXYY 'YO RXGVXT: Sandia Ynckeu, Ronnie BQ zwexson, Sfnaton Bwnckxaxd, Bcvedg XN anson, Lam Gnroen, wks. Supa. RCW TXN O-. xnexbesx Sxanxz, Dean XL Gnfoev, Rodney xnennxxcks, Lov1eXXx1B6efnac'nex, Dean ykoskci, Mawin Rnnn, 'io Vow an Bcwin, Oexbeu Mnxex. M55-ENT-. Nancy Cauex, Sponsor ed 'og NEST 0NYVi BPJSXCXSG CONX? PNY NXENDEXJSON EGO CONV? P-SP1 XN 292 Unkvg , Oxnko XN e em Unixq , Oxnio ROW USE, WRX TO VAGYXT1 Snxneg Bxsmne, Tnekna YKnYoem, Ann Rxncnonx, Sue Dosseu, C,'nengX Vxus, dia H015 , undxa S1963 , Nancy Ctonknget, Nts. Sune. RON 'iXNO1Sonn?taxne, Robextvixiqgnx, ' Caxvnen Cnvnxnkns, Dennks Bunk 'Pam Goxsncn, Edw in Snuin A655811 Laxvj N4 atson. CXan 3? 'AX Zum ten B Y -., --7 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGH T: Georgia Warner, Sue Ann Perry, Shirley COOK, PHI Gfllbef- Diane Pitts, Kathleen Beck,.Lois Holstein, Karen Whetro, Judy Wusnich, Mrs. Cummins. ROW TWO: Richard Greek, Da vid Ridenour, Val Hugg, James Kinttier, Wayne Babb. R0befF Taylor, Roger Dube, Edwin Gtgax, Ricky Oxender, Philip Surbey, David Moore. Sponsored by RST NATIONAL BANK WALTERS AND PEGK INSURANCE Montpelier, Ohio B1-yan, Ohio ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Heller, Susan Gorsuch, Marsha King, Mary Wasnich, Karen Oxender, Carma Stark Lana Stahl, Suzanne Tinney, Kaleen Hugg, Sandra Connolly, Mrs. Cummins. ROW TWO: Raymond Greek ,dt Larry Ely, Terly Watson, Dennis Holstein, David Connolly, Janet Oxender, James Prather Charlene Ta Sherry Wils ylor, 1 I 1 1 ,1- x A l L .- so L YL c 1 'a ,s 2' ,.,, aww X Xl X. M A , LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Gilclier, Janet Carter, Joyce Kerr t Larry Beaverson, June Carter, Gene Barrett, Larry Apt, Kenneth Wine. Compliments of Perfect Attendance Awards for this year went THOMPSON to Donna Steffes, Hal Whetro, and Beverly Nisley FUNERAL HOME Donna completed 7 years with no absences. Montpelier, Ohio Congratulations! On Recognition Day, May 24, the girls who worked in the office were given little ' gifts as tokens of appreciation. 1 -14-1 .l .fcfzazq 65:45 Member s are Ela1ne Stout Beverly N1sley R1ta Watson Slgrld Hoboy Glenna Armbruster V1rg1n1a Hulbert Eva Mlller Nell1e Le skow Charlotte M1lle r Off1CCTS are Cha1rman Gerald1ne Ka1ser Asslstant Cha1rman Charlotte M1ller Secretary Nellle Leskow Treasurer Eva Mlller News Reporter R1ta Watson Th1S marks our second year w1th th1s organ1zat1on Th1s year three of our g1rls are graduates Ne1l1e Le skow Charlotte Mrs Aulon School Advlsor M1ller and S1gr1d Hoboy We hope th1s Mrs Inn1s Bryan Branch exper1ence w1ll be of benef1t to them 1n AdV1S01' the1r future work For the flrst medals were presented to all of our members at the Recogn1t1on Day program on May 24 May th1s b1t of encouragement st1mulate our club to even greater achlevements Compl1ments of ZULCH PHOTO STUDIO Montpel1er Oh1o Geraldine Kaiser - - - n n E l , . , . . . . n , . , , . . . . 3 9 Zane! ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT Glenna Armbruster Alletrrce Babb Sue Ann Keller Carol Oxender James Cummrns Gene Barrett Lrnda Grlcher ROW TWO Elarne Grlcher Allen Babb Estel Wyrrck Janet Weber Peggy Knepper Beverly Nrslej. I-IerbertCumm1ns Charles Hendrrcks Carol Hulbert ROW THREE Donald Borton Jarnm Connolly Kenneth Mrller Mabel Stantz Davrd Weber Paulrne Koster Sharon Karser Sponsored by Sponsored by COLONIAL MANOR MOTEL FISHERS GROCERY Bryan, Oh1O Kunkle, Oh1O i NlR OBER Drrector ROW ONE LEFT TO RIGHT Eva M111er Glenna Armbruster Ehzabeth Surbey Joycp Kerr Ilah Gorsuch Sharon Krornm Elarne, Stout Betty Poorman Beverly Nrslgy Shrrlby Cronrngcr Lrnda Gxlcher ROW TWO Rua Watson Vrrgrnra Stark Glnnda Gorsuch Srgrrd Hoboy Geraldrnc Karsu Nelhe Leskow Sharon Dossett Lva Barrett Mary Cook Pauhne Kosrer , ZWJZMZZZ MR P XUL OBER Chorna Drrbctor Sponsored by WILSON'S FUNERAL HOME Montpeher ALLEN CUNNIFF FURNITURE CO Montpe-her, Ohro LEFT TO RIGHT Allerrrcg Babb Nancy Xpl Ixblhe Lukow Geraldrne Karser Glenna Armbruster Slurlby Stark Lrnda Kalser if 5 : I l I I I ,xr n v lm 1 1 ,-J, .3 ,x,. , . 2. '.,. ix r.. r . -In ' u 1 4' r I .B lv U A-V ,'A, , ,A r,' ,, - v A 1 1 . ,V' , .JV I. 77Zoz'6ew W5 LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE Fay Shultz Dorothy Dossett Loretta Barrett Lottre Hutchrnson Laura Holstem Sade Barley Myrtle Heller Marjean Beck Jane Esterlrne Hazel Oxender ROW TWO Wrlma Dretrrch Drmmre Hagelbarger Vena Frnch Rosy Lehman DulahSm1th Dorothy Weber Leona Mercer Hazel Stantz Mary Hollstern Ruth Srckmrller Thelma Hugg Anna May Rademacher Maxrne Moore Francrlle Traxler Lura Wynck ROW THREE Mary Oxender Velma Huffman Shrrley Frrtz Naomr Lutz Betty Greek Helen Prtts Rosanna Ashenfelter Donna Mansfreld Alrce Moore Louella Rrdenour Martha Hutchrnson Florence Baerlrn OFFICERS OF 55 8: 56 Pres1dent Hazel Oxender Secretary Marjean Beck V1ce Pres1dent Ronda Kunkle Treasurer Jane Esterl1ne ACTIVITIES M1xer Halloween Purchased World Book Father Son Banquet Encycloped1a Set for Instrtute Meals Grades 7 81 8. Well Attended Meetmgs Durmg 1955 56 Sponsored by Sponsored by THE PIONEER BANKING CO. THORPE AUCTION 8: REALTY P1oneer, Ohro P1oneer, Oh1o 29 ,K . 153- 5? ' . . . ., I ' 5 , I Y . - , V , -..' - ,A A I ,V :ln . I . .. , I L1 1 , I p n o l . r ' s . I I A I U I O : I n I I I 1 I I I I . I I I I A I . D I I I . I . I H ' 2 I I . I I , I I . I I t I . I . I b I . 9 ll . I O I D 0 ' 1-ff ECHO STAFF Ed1tor 1n Chlef Dor1s Gorsuch Assoc1ate Ed1tor fCopy Nellle Leskow Donna Steffes Assoc1ate Ed1tor fLayout Jo Ann Theobald Geraldlne Ka1ser Ilah Gorsuch News Ed1tor Colleen Stark Glenna Armbruster Mary Cook Sports Ed1tor Hal Whetro Delores Hugg LaMar Cummlns Marjory Oxender Spec1al Features Edxtor June Carter Charlotte Mlller Joanne Eberly Marjory Knepper Larry Beaverson Nelson Hugg Sharon Dossett Product1on Manager . Dav1d Surbey Don Baker Bob Huffman Advlsor Mrs. Alllon Buslness Manager bv ANNUAL STAFF Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef Larry Beaverson Co edltor Hal Whetro .lun1or Ass stant Geralchne Ka1ser Classes Ed1tor Colleen Stark Asslstant Joanne Eberly Act1v1t1es Ed1tor Don Baker Organ1zat1ons Nell1e Le skow Ass1stant Dw1ght S1ckm1ller Athlet1cs Delores Hugg Ass1stant Dor1s Gorsuch Illustrat1ons Ed1tor June Carter Ass1stant James Ball .Tumor Ass1stant Slgrld Hoboy Layout Manager Donna Steffes Ass1stant JoAnn Theobald .Tumor Ass1stant Gene Barrett Bus1ness Manager Charlotte Mlller Ass1stant Davmd Surbey Junlor Ass1stant . Robert Huffman Advert1s1ng Manager . Edwln Wyr1ck Ass1stant . . . Dav1d Dossett Adv1sor . . Mrs. All1on f +---R -- ,J C .WN C ' g 1 f , ' C' I A at 5 ft It Cf 4 '- ' . V' 1 ,.- X I 5 ' ' . - to ' Xe-. , H I is -K Y X ' 'Q .AT , .1-I 4 .I 0' ' , , I' '- ' Q 'NME so C .. A A K 1 N x 'V , . ,' 1 'X ' 1 'B- Q ' K - ' 'I J ..... -u ' i . . . . ' i , 1 ...... , ' . . I , ZA ff 'D I 2 FRONT ROW Mr WardG Frrtz Coach Ha1Whetro RrchardTrax1er Manager BACK ROW Ralph Stout Russell Kerr Kenny Wrne Larry Apt James Ball EdW1I1hVy1'1Ck Gene Barrett LeRoy Stanlz Donald Prather Alvordton Kunkle Mark Center 3 Stryker Kunkle West Umty 6 Edgerton Kunkle Farmer West Umty Kunkle West Un1ty Farmer Kunkle Holgate Alvordton O Kunkle F1nal record for 55 and 56 Won 7 Lost 6 Tournament Game LNITY HARDWARE Les Austerrruller Kunkl e Kunkl e Kunkle Kunkle Kunkle B P S Pamts E1ectr1ca1App11ances Radros Sport1ng Goods We st Un1ty, Ohro 3 Z2 E 7 8 25: ' Pioneer 3 Kunkle 10 West Unity 6 Kunkle 4 1 3 ' 6 8 ' 5 10 0 17 ZZ Wawdzfq gaadetfad ,J NXJ x SE X., r K J X. Sf? KJ KSN X I U 'm.....c-2.5 . ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Wine, Russell Kerr, Don Prather, Hal Whetro, Nelson Hugg. ROW TWO: Ward G. Fritz, Coach, Lowell Traxler, Gene Barrett, Larry Apt, Jim Ball, Ed Wyrick, Roy Stantz, Dick Traxler, Manager. Sponsored by RlDENOUR'S GARAGE Kunkle, Ohio ALL -COUNTY BASKETBALL AWARDS HAL WHETRO Ca tatn Sponsored by TRAXLER'S HARDWARE Kunkle, Ohio PRESENTED TO HAL WHETRO AND LSROY STANTZ. LGR TZ EDWIN wYRrCK A KEN rw w me JAMES BA LL DONALD v RA T HER Zieezfeczdew W--Q Ma.-wg 112150 N N GE' log,-ff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mable Stamz, Glenda Gorsuch, Doris Gorsuch, Charlotte Miller, Captain. Sponsored by STANTZ'S GROCERY Kunkle, Ohio Sponsored by SlLER'S STORAGE Pioneer, Ohio z, 3796 gaakeffczi! STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Xlan Babb James HUICIIIIISOII Elcry Kerr I:stcI XVQIICIQ Melvln Thompson Dennls Whetro Ronme Mayo Terry Oxender JII'HCLlI'I'1I'HII'lS LarryCron1nger Manager Coach Rah: Coach Rah Rah' Rah' Coach AL-IIN MOORE Coach Comphments of L M RICK S is SON Lumber and Pa1nt EDW F FUNK Sr SONS Super crossed Seed Corn 35 LEFT TO RIGHT sharon Kaner Alletrxcc Babb Nancy Apr Lmda Kalser , Z1 I I 1 ' 1 I V 1 o C YI Civ D I ' I 0 -1 '. V A I I . . . . . Z 'x'v- 'X '. , V. 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I' 4 an 79 Senior Class Girls won the Intramural Award Sponsored by Sponsored by PELT CS LUMBER COMPANY JONES' FOOD MARKET Pioneer, Ohio Pioneer, Ohio Junior Class Boys won the Intramural Award gow F . gd, 4,4 Members are MarJor1e Oxender Gera1d1ne Ka1ser Nellle Leskow Kay Ka1ser MarJor1e Knepper Joyce Kerr Paullne Ko s1er Charlotte Mlller Dor1s Gorsuch L1nda G1lcher Delores Hugg Glenda Gorsuch Sharon Kromm S1g1 Hoboy Sharon Dossett Janet Carter Ilah Gorsuch Mable Stantz Sh1rley Cronlnger Cornphments of TREVA'S BEAUTY SALON Kunkle Ohlo Off1cers are Presldent Nellle Le skow V1ce Pre s1dent Gerald1ne Ka1ser Secretary Mar-1or1e Oxender Treasurer Kay Kalser We had a very successful year for th1s year be1ng our f1rst year of G A A We play ed 3 soft ball games and won Z of them We played Alvordton all three tunes The scores were Alvordton 3 Kunkle 10 Alvordton 1 Kunkle 11 We played one basketball game w1th Stryker w1nn1ng w1th a score of Z1 to 16 The followmg g1r1s were g1ven awards for belng the top twelve g1rls They had done out standlng work and had earned the most po1nts Those rece1v1ng were Nelhe Le skow Kay Ka1ser Mar-Jory Oxender Dor1s Gorsuch MarJor1e Knepper Paulme Kos1er Gera1d1ne Ka1ser S1g1 Hoboy Mable Stantz Llnda G1lcher Sh1rley Cromnger and Glenda Gorsuch We hope next year we can have more games and another successful year ' 9 Colleen Stark Alvordton 15 Kunkle 19 0 endow p emfffwufs k H , We-am.. THE FUNNY BRATS Aprll 6 1956 Harrxet Gresham Sylv1a's daughter Dor1s Gorsuch Aurora Boreahs P1ke the servant Delores Hugg Mrs Sylv1a Gresham a lovely woman Nel11e Le skow D1ck Gresham her young son Larry Beaverson Tom Gresham her elder son Dav1d Surbey Lauralee Lynde Tom's f1ancee Charlotte M1ller Loren Gresham Sylv1a's brother 1n law James Ball Gwynette Gadwood an astrolog1st Donna Steffes Aunt I-Iett1e H1gg1nbotham Sylv1a'sAunt Colleen Stark Whaley McWhorter Sylv1a's f1ancee EdW1H Wyrlck Boogerface Boggs Aurora's boy frxend Hal Whetro 38 A Ga' T U'T f 1,3 Mrs Henry Kunkle D1rector ReCe1V1Hg Cuft from Playcast ,....f' I, 45 I ' 4- 4-5, ,V i,:,..,,.,?f.,-u. L ,V gif A a '. I u - ' I E A ' h O! , ' 1 - Q ,.s :P S n E 3 M n X ., 1 J -- .nrduz L gg, W ' E - A ff'-'H--ffm' - JJ .ft f f,V,' , ',.,.1 X A fipnfm, E ' ' G 0 ' I N 1 ' D .et V 45. I fi' n Q . lr - s 6 I Q - , 'Will ,I-4 ' '. L T' P3201 L,,J O A , NIV, V N .NV ,I 1 5 '-lib: -I ' . iii,--1 V J Al. 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Z.. .vfv 1 -L The torrent1al ra1ns of Saturday n1ght d1d not stop us on our departure on Sunda , Apr1l Z9 1956 for Toledo to board the 8: O's Ambassador at 7 40 p rn on our way to Wash1ngton D C Had breakfastof bacon and eggs rolls beverage and JUICE on the tra1n f1rst d1ner exper1ence for many of us We arr1ved Monday mormng at 8 Z0 a m Off the tra1n 1nto a Crra l1ne srghtseemng bus and to the Bureau of r1nt1ng and Engravlng Pan Amer1can Un1on U S Cap1tol where our plcture was taken on the lawn the Supreme Court and best of all the Cap1tol H1ll Cafe terla where we had lunch Next we met Representat1ve Cl1ff Cleven ger at h1s Off1Ce 1n the House Offlce Bu1ld1ng We had our p1cture taken w1th h1m 1n v1ew of the Cap1tol We were then ass1gned rooms 1n the Con gre ss1onal Hotel After some rest and d1nner our 8 O0 tour took us to the L1ncoln Memor1al, Nat1onal Axrport, through the Pentagon, Jefferson Memor1al Nat1onal Arch1ves Bu1ld 1ng and the Congress1onal L1brary, and ther to bed Tuesday May l 9 15 a rn Smlthsoman lnst1tute So much to see' On our afternoon tour of the c1ty we stopped at Wa shmgton Monu ment to the top of wh1ch we went' We saw an acquar1um 1n the Commerce Bu1ld1ng Botan 1cal Gardens Embass1es and Legatmons and the Zoo At mght several took the moonhght crulse on the Potomac more went to the base ball game w1th Cleveland and afew rested Wednesday 9 45 a m 1n the ra1n v1s1ts to Wh1te House Tomb of the Unknown Soldler Arl1ngton Chr1st Church and Alexandr1a where lunch was ready for us at the Old Club Tea House In the afternoon Mount Vernon and around L1ncoln Memor1al to the Umon Stat1on At 2. 45 headed for New York on Royal Blue w1th steak d1nner on the d1ner Arr1ved Jersey C1ty N J and ferrled, bus and all across the Hudson R1ver, saw New York skyl1ne lrghts and went to Hotel Para mount dur1ng ra1n wh1ch reflected gay c1ty l1ghts on the wet streets Thursday 9 a m tour of Upper and Low er Manhattan w1th stops at Chma Town Cathe dral of St John the Dwme and even the bus termmal Our v1s1t to Rad1o C1ty Mus1c Hall gave us The Swan' and the famous Rock ettes The Steve Allen show kept us late th1s n1ght Fnday 9 a m , a Yacht C1rcle L1ne Cru1se around Manhattan Island then a one hour tour of the Un1ted Nat1ons Shopp1ng and eat1ng meals 1n the automats and cafeter1as used our free t1me unt11 Grand Central Sta t1on goodby New York on the New York Cen tral Ra1lroad late at n1ght Saturday, 8 15 a m arr1ved at N1agara Falls took s1ght seem bus tour for Z 1 Z hours w1th stops on bot the Amer1can and Canad1an s1de. Rode the Honey oonSpec1aP' a one car commuter tra1n to Buffalo Seneca 66444 On B 8: O s Ambassador At Wa shmgron Stauon Pan Amer1can Umon After a restful tra1n r1de wh1ch brought us to Toledo at 8 Z0 p m home by bus dr1ven by Mr Hulbert All e1ghteen of us and our two chaperones Mrs Fern A1l1on and Mrs Max1ne Moore were happy to be home T1red'? Yes, but agreed that we had a wonderful tr1p never to be forgotten' , , X15 U Vi' . ' . v J- ' ' ,Z n .5 ...' . L' ..' 3 . . - Q ., -' - 'gl , f , U . . . -rn . '-- J' fie- Inside Pa n -Ame rica n Building ' prisms ' Lu Marble Sculpture Outside Supreme Court Q..- -s rp - H la 1 Hotel Congressional i ,.. ' ff' 4'd- 'D df 14 I 3. 'Al' . Pan-American Building United States Capitol VA . 440 P s O ln' 4 'llf wx u xfz SUPFSFUC COUTT Fountain outside Supreme Court 'Q' ' K 9 f 5 f f 5 we Q i 5 f 9 f , f f X I Class of '56 with Representative Q , 'Q CliffC1evenger l At House , A C Office Build- 'E ing Capitol Hill includes ' --' dl , , ' 'fl I' I the Capitol, --f il ll l Senate Office . ' 'll 11 Buildin , and 5,1 I ' ' ir ull gl . ' Old aI'lC?New ' Lf ' sr' ' UI I I House Office i we 1-Ms ' Buudmgs. Cliff Clevenger I 1 ' ' ig ,Z A VV 3 A Q : if if 5 ' - H Looking out from Cliff C1evenger's office at 1 29 in the House Office Building toward the Potomac River. Statue of Thomas Jefferson Statue of Lincoln I. l.--- .., aff 'fr Washrn ton Monument Botanical Gardens Natural History Burldrng This Whlfe mar 16 019911514 has 393 Skeleton of a dinosaur Smithsonian Institute ialv 'ui-i Vrews from Washington unl- steps to the 500 ft level where rs seen the Ca prtol to east White House to north Lincoln Memorial west and Jefferson Memorial south -'vi -tc Monument I - - , . I . I I . fl: 'fix , +33 s . , . ,-. , . ,Q W L,?'V . Q Ir' ' bl 1 .4 k .., W 7-7 ' . K . . V0 PL .. 1 , V an :iv x - - - u Insrde the Gallery of Art EI Whrte House is 40. Ill Chrrst Church rn Alexandr 1 Va Tomb of the Unknown Soldrer ills '-7. 'X Iwo Irma QRa1n5 Dayj Iwo Irma Ma rrne Corps War Memorral Largest sculpture ever cast rn bronze completed rn 54 deprcts rnctdent of W orld War Il rarsrng of Stars and Strrpes by o marrnes and a satlor on February 23 1945 Located near Ft Myer rt rs 78 ft hrgh and has cloth flag flymg atop the 30 ft flag pole More than 9 yrs of trreless effort to brrng thrs 4 trmes lrfe srze statue to completron Mount Vemon q-4. fax Pa rt of Smrthsontan G 'I l 1 f l'l L37- 4 Baz I Wamng at the end of tour ei? a I Srgr tn Pan Amertcan Umon Wa shrngton 'xlonu ment nu u at A , A ., .., - V NM l W . t t Q41 A la' . r , '.. K V KE A 4 , 'Ls . ' i .L:p . I , F 1 r P ',51,Q,fa12: rpg 1 ' JT. . 5 EW' -'TR' ' 'r 5' Q gffgg I lr ,gr ' W ' ' A I' - . , ' Mr- 'lf 1 . . 1 I . l h 4 ' 1 - gf ll .: V '5' g' . l . . . , . lr ,V Q '. , . . X . or r 1- . . ff -.-- .-- ' . ' ' if ' L . ' 7 L77 J -- .. ' .MJ . H M ' s ' F . ' V ' nu ,hq i 6 gn :. hu , , ' I 1' Q 'Y OUR SNAPSHOTS FROM NEW YORK CITY ll Inside Hotel Paramount X ,. ' R 1A 75 5 X Q 1 . ' ,J ' ,fr I M-g'1 q -.. ',-, 4 1 w Chinatown Manhattan Cruise Model of Cathedral - ext f Ki! X --+., 6- -jfl MTW Our Cha pe rones AA'y 'f.'2'? 5 , . N rv -145.- AI f - Cathedral of St. John the Divine Taken from Hotel Paramount The Ba IIC ry xv- C 1,- wf ,' . W S . New York Harbor Statue of Liberty Warship Saratoga Aircra ft Carrier Brooklyn Bridge R L. T ,fffira ' 5-, ' Aoi? 'I Arnerrcan Falls hifi' Cable Car over Whrrlpool Raprds ln the Gorge, Nragara Falls Thrs page completes our Student Taken snapshot record of our Senlor Trrp of '56. law Amerrcan Falls from Canadran Srde Cat Walk at the Gorge Class of 56 at the Falls on one of Srster Islands Srghtseerng Bus at Falls on Canadran Stde .J 9 Amerrcan Falls 1-In-4. Mrs Clayton Moore at the Falls Canadlan Falls '11 Mrs. George Allron at the Falls 1 '- W ms . f' ,.. 'I ' Y , I' 'iii' 7 A rl , V. KAW . . . I na-.:v zf4 ,,J ? r V -45 ---'L .. .. V- 1 55 . 4. 1 - F WV.-FV.-:guy . - .- -. .,, .E 3 :.- -- H if f I - nf ', f2'?,'f , ' .: .Q - - ff 5 x'. f -Q - 'V -A - W 49 f' 1. . '. L, ' ,' Hi , . ,f '..f-., -'K E A' wg., flkvf . V..A : ii. Ai.. . X J .. Y 0 . - I . ref - R R W pw ,. yd- jj' 'A ' t l , 5 I 5 I KK'-M 5.3 .f- .,, r Q- f -Q xs 4. . .5 Y 7? y -...J 1' I 1 i . W -W- XX Ns 6, J , . , rg, , , 5,4 . . I . - I - gl k L men! l I Ao' 2 ' fi' -Q1 G1r1's Chorus Wh1sper1ng Hope I Beheve Marchmg rn -i', Student Speakers Presenra uon of Drplomas Co Salutatorrans by Clayton Moore DELORES HUGG Class Address DAVID SURBEY Gordon Zrmmerrnan Valedrctorran School Superrntendem DONNA STEFFES B Everard Blanchard 45 ,lv- Q .,.v' Gfadua fed Singing our Alma Mater -l' Congratulations WEST UNITY LUMBER COMPANY 1 Marching out. Qmdumfec 406 7956 ov' ' i1D h T.. '1Z'fZ XAX vi . , 1 14 ' I .1 ' e 3 . V 'N 'Y v A 1 . is 1: X, 444-5 ?az!wu 'a Williams Co. Farm Bureau Lockhart and Kaiser Lockhart Chevrolet Sales Star Market Henry Shoe Store Leader Enterprise Houser's Dry-Cleaning Louden Me rchandise Corporation Foust's Rexall Store Houghton Motor Sales Keim's Clothing Store West Unity Reporter Brad Townshi Fire Ins. Co. P Sute rxs Friendly Service M 8: K Feed Co. Core Sohio Station Red gi White Super Market Newhauser Hatchery Roy R. Heacock,Hardware L. H. Croft Sz Son Myer's Elevator Bud's Locker Bai1ey's Drug Store Becker's Restaurant Page E. M Water, Barber Newcomb's Grocery Mike's Plumbing 8: Heating Rus sels Clothing Store R. R. Spangsler 8: Sons Kerr Auto ales Val-U Dress Shop Shaffer Shoe Store Dick's Auto Electric A 8: P Company Ellis Jam Jar Thamon 81 Fox Inc. National 5 8: 10 Store J. J. Newberry and Company Carroll-Ames Compang Carousel 104 S. Lynn treet RAE Studio Ray Phillips Wallpaper Sr Paint John Earl, Inc. Sutter's Drug Store C. C. Murphy Company Production Credit Geesey's Super Market Pfeifer's Barber Sinclair DaY'S Oil Co. , Chet Schoonover, Agent, West Unity, Ohio Charpiot Hardware, Stoves-Refrigerators-Radios-Washers, Paints Ringer's Drug Store 7102014666 OPENED IN FALL OF '55 At midnight Friday, September 30, 1955, the remaining 219 miles of the Ohio Turnpike were opened to traffic. A program was held at the Westgate Ter- minal near the Ohio-Indiana line. Gover- nor Frank J. Lausche and James W. Shocknessy, Chairman of the Ohio Turn- pike Commission took part in the cere- mony. Bryan's high schoo1A Cappella choir and band took part. This was the longest stretch of high- way opened at one time anywhere. The 241 mile trip across Ohio takes 3 hours and Z3 minutes. The Speed limit is 65 for automobiles and 55 for trucks. The Maintenance Gara e Building off route 569 Southof,Kunkle giere pictured through under the overpass, gives em- ployment to people of this area. It has the radio tower radio sy stemfor keeping in touch with the administration building, police, toll plazas, and mobile units. The two-way radio is used. The Tiffin River Plaza fsouth Side, and Indian Meadows Qnorth side, give employment for several of our students. Driving for commuters was the best since 1953 when the work on the Turnpike was begun. A i 'S 39 lg! ,,-- i '13 :I ,Z 'Y 3 -ill- -1 11 T Zn I J, 4 YK-sf 11 4 YCARE