I fx X f k.V .J V wr' ,X f I lf' f ., ..,f J ?UPU5HEJ BY .,TN'FIDFL!m,nBREEZES 'Nr LAKEEMQH Q' QL MJLLBUIQ, ' Q J' I' J IJ XJCJTICDD f'OHJ J Df'DjCf'XfjxJJ We, the staff of Lake Breezes, deuicate this l957 Lake Views to our parents We realize that Wltk throughout our school days this stage of our GdUC8+lOH3l develop mert would have been lrpos lble V' 1' ...J out their efforts and sacrifices - ' . 'M s' . I J f jcyjr rf J X fx r' X X J Q XJ x I J AFHQETIC AS fl gf ClA'HO1 Y ! lMPHiES Q, fX'XC'lf,5 3.TEkXMfl 4,QAYflES j,RESEfLVfQ5 QTPA, IVSTJLNV f x f iD f' I x f' xJ V The fir t ligr school cla es in Lake Towi hip were helc 1 w at ls now tbe Grange Hall Mr Arthur bwartz erved a t e fir t superintendent Wr Chester Hanely lO7lOJGd I Swartz and Mr McA1wain succeeded Uarely B Graham J the last superintendent w o erved in the olc building build a new abode for tle puoil The present building was started 1921 and completed in the following year The enrollment at trat time was 558 ln the fall of the following year Mr Falls, our pre sent superintendent, came to work with u ln 1998 the tudent body enrollment had increased to such a GGQTGG that it was found necessary to construct a portable building to take care of the overflow Three years lat er another portable had to be erected ln 1954, Millbury wished to become consolidated with our school By Joint actions of the boards of education of the two schools, they became a part o us. Thi terially increased the enrollment in Lake' eventh and eighth grades The faculty has gradually been increased until at the present time Lake's teaching force numbers twenty four Thirteen are teaching the upper six grades and eleven in the lower six grades The present student body en rollment, including Millbury, is 700 Along with the other advancements, Lake High has pro gressed remarkably well Recently, the board of educa tion was informed that Lake nigh school wa undualified ly approved for continued membership in the Nortt Cen tral As ociation Higr standards are required of any school before admission to this select grodp given Lake Higr has been a member o this association for ll years The tudents, along with the school, profit the membersrip because a graduate of Lake High School may enter any college or university without losing any credits or without taking ar entrance examination. VJ :X - -rj fl IN j I2 :X Q VJ ,1,e ' s' 1' 1 . ss ' :SAI ' , ,, ' I iz 11 ' F u '11 . 1 . ,- 1 ' s ' s fh ' s ' . A . L y ' 1 v lr. ' - , - 1 . ' c Mr. 1- 1 . Ilr. E. . A . vas L U . ' , wh s '- tn ' ' ' . As the enrollment increased, it was found necessary to . r 7 . S' J 1 . . in ' 'c T . 0 -- J. 0 4. I 0 ' . . ' . 1- S Q L, , f f 'S ma- ' ' ' , s s . , . M. m 3 A . . - . . . A - S . . . . H , . . . L. X is . . . , P . . . . s 1 ' -' by IWW: , I :Q- Frank Waggener Robert Peterson Otto Lilje President V. President Clerk Leslle Sanborn Clyde Hloks Arthur Welllng 3 r . . , h..l .4 Av- 7 'l '.-.aw A' ' D , - Qewg , fx X 1 if 23 5 QQ fffgwm 1 1 Xi I sg X X Nx, YV .. 4- Ly 7 Y Y 4' f xpgn-jr 1 fix-N Xi+ , if in ,1 K r , ff , in 'i'f?Q 'I'-'X 77 xx V -fi. '-'jg 'iv ff? , fr. f -'Q M if X' ' 1 A31 X f ' X x T' , ,lf s , X pl-if i , I , V Q I A 4 !' A , X S U , Q P, X, ,X A 'I . J I tr . . Y N X I .5 f , , I '. K If if f X I .471 ' ' l y,.f'fff nf ,J ,- 4 N 71'-Z,-r.,l.1l'4' f 'X A .IZ f f :gf - '21 WY M gQ,.ff'-y -- ef' ' ' I fd fxw fx F f V. N ' .J MR O H BRUNING MR. C. T. FALLS This man has proven himself to be a true friend and advi- sor. He lives every day to direct the affairs of the school. His thoughts and ef- forts are centered on the well-being of the pupils and he is ready to assist every student in becoming a helpful self-reliant person. This gentleman centers his efforts on what he deems his rain task the welfare of Lake High Qchool He is an ideal 1 stractor and friend His stron patience and ceaseless efforts ave enaoled h m to meet all oroblems tnat may arise in 1 h sc ool life r GH bCl'0Q rfCl f CLIFTON T FALLS nHe is a perpetual foundation of good s nse ' B S in EH , Ohio State University 1924, M A Ohio State University 1956, Physics, Chemistry OTTO BRUNING nTried and true NA B ,Capital University, Senior sponsor, German and Latin WALTER SNYDER 'A friend and helper to all ' B Sc 1 EB , Bowling Green,Soph sponsor, Algebra, Adv Algebra, High School Math, 7th Math and 7th English LUCILLE LEIDY nAlways ready to smile and look happy ' B S in Com EH , Bowling Green, Shorthand and Typing, Commercial Law and Geography, Bookkeeping DOROTHY FURRY nShe's just a noble all around teacher H B S in Ed ,Bowling Green, Soph and Sen English, Pub lic Speaking, Civics, 8th English Junior sponsor JACQUELINE SANBORN nNobody's enemy everybody's friend H 7th Phys Ed , World History, Sociology, Am Democracy B B Coach MAXINE KEITH Hlfsmy heart were not light,I should die U B S in Home Economics, Ohio State University, Home Ee onomics and 7th Science RUTH LAMBERTUS nThe good deserves success W Bachelor of Music,Wittenberg College, M A Columbia University, Music l 12 CARL HAWVER 'One possessed of great literary ablllty Adrian College, Bliss College,B S 1n EH , Bowling Green State, English, History, Social Science, Debate Coach, Sth advisor, director of Freshman Play FRANKLIN GREENEISEN HHe spreads about that silent spell that makes all people llke him well U B Sc ln a ri culture, Ohio State, Vo Ag, Farm Shop F F A MARION STOUT 'Slncere in all he undertake to do HB Ed Toledo University,7th Guldance, Sth History, Gen Science, Sociology, World History, B B Coach, 7th sp OSCAR BAKER nThey are never alone who are accompanied with noble thoughts HB A Indiana Central College Band 'H -' 1 L 'X JLTX e I' .oo --O . OO ' I' 0 o I1 -- .1 A.B. with majors In English and History, 7th Science, --! ' ' .11 . I . S 0 use MAXINE KEITH Home E MARION STOUT Soclal SOl6nCe LUCILLE LEIDY Commerclal FRANKLIN GREENEISEN A ricultuze JACQJELINE SANBORN H1StOTy af' OSCAR.BAKER sand DOROTHY FURRY Engli h Library WALTER SNYDER Math Englnbh RULE LAMLERTUS IuS1C ARL HAVVER RAL-h BE RD Eng Qoc cl, Blologf ath. 4. CQ 5 ' , S -I , ' -3 L A 'U' 1, f A l . . T . 5' V r - X , W . I - 4' J 1- 714: L 'R 255, Aa L 5 All 1 I ' E L O C W A D' IA Q' G 9 S V. I E T -1.11 Q I FRANCES DOUTTTEL JEAN GRAVE LELA NIELZ PEARL STEGER ELLA AYERS DORGTHY NIETZ 456 EDN A KELLER 5 X Y O K, LEWORA RECKER OPAL SPACKEY 6 1-2 VERA EUDOLEE KATHRYN BECKNLAN 3-4 5-6 5 ,ff v. .1 1-uiJvQN lf, I .V X, V A f , 2, lx I ff-M A-J 1 I I fx 3 x N, ta 5 ? 1 , f Af a y Y,I ll rLlRElCV CWY Commercial Course o orward h t modest as the dove e Eo RCVLL. D onar oi vt 2 Pootliglters 4 Hone E FSS V J ala Cofmeroial o rse h r 's h esty manhood and good pellow 1 the otlighters 2 3 I r s ta 'iss C errv lossom ay av r c lence s as GSS, as Eternity ee oni a ss herry hoo inb stars C R. LA 3 Academic Course e as a scholar and a ripe and goo ore o 1 rters 4 yr Qaseball 2 4 Ju BJ lraci 4 ard yr ebate aledic toriar RO ERl ALMEQ Ceneral Course As jolly good natured as e short LLTTG Commercial Course can be both attractive and efli RUTH BAHNSEN General Course HTO worry about tomorrow is to be unhappy today? Glee Club 4 YTQ UChonita,H uMiss Cherry Blossom,H HShooting Starsg V.PT9S.l-33 3.2. 2-33 Staff, l-4. LLOYD BAILEY General Course NHe rules his own mind.H Glee Club3 Band 4 yr. Pres. 33 Urohestrag Foot- lighters 3 yr, Pres. 43 UMiss Cherry Elossomgn Jr. Playj Sr. Playg Cheerleader 33 Staff 3-4. Pres. 4. ECTHER BESKMAN Academic Course uStudious of ease and 'ond of hum'le things ee Club 3 yr oot 15 ters 2 4 Chor ita s oo ng S ars rlay sr la Treas 4 asketball 4 yr Staff 4 TVLEN BELLA Conmercial Coarse When du r an e s re c as et uty smash ' l 2 Jr Dlay Sr Play Pas etbal 4 r N DORis BELLTITLE Commercial Course live in a crowd of ollity Librarian 4 FYLLTS BRlT Connercial Course She never intrudes but is ready to hel with good substantial aid Clee Club 3 yr German Club 3 UMiss Cherry ossom ' HChonita H oo ing Stars Y of 4 r P av Q ay Commercial o rse L J. LC t .H Gl , Pres. 43 F l oh, '- 33Ho n- ' ,H Hmh ti- t gn Fr. P 3 2 . P yi J . 3 B , , .3 fl . L, L. L ' tl d pl a 2 l h, l ' d go to I , . Lib. - 3 . l 3 . 3 L k l y . TO XV A-J Al A ' HI ' ' ' .H , O Pl J. -rlkl .. L . ,Y ' - Y - . f .H ' L J 03 4 I I Bl .,' -' ,H Sh t' .H M C J L J ' - h is .H' H vi I .J ob ' HH t f , su . .H Hom .-4. LE. 22.17-51 E. -lf ' 'Hg w A. - - ' - 'e4,.H Glee Ulub l- 3 l ' A 3 L o.-4, T. . . '373 Stal 3 J . l U, Or. Pl , HChohita.H ZARILI 'E2'QQI? r ' G 1 HT e e .on , , L -l - ship 'n e.H P ' no - -43 T. P e . '3T3 S' ff 3'Qj UL' Ch U E J 3U Jr. Play, Sr. Pl , Pub. Sp. Pl lj T a k 3-4. Igfil DEIITT . ' C u 1153-1 Q i 1 N - .H 1 Gl Club l 2-3-43 HCh -'t 3M HMi C. ' Ilossomgn HS t' M 2 .N vi f ' T31 .' NI w M . ' - d - .H F3 tl'5Ho 3 L -3- 3 P b. Sp. Pl IQ P I 3 3 - 3 3 Q 43 T ' - V -C I I MALlER KQEUGER General Course Sl ent secre ive young man 'VlRGlL LEtT.ERnal Academic Course onest man's e non est work of Go erman Club, Co Editor German laper, Staff L General Course e o en worder what he t nks abou Bascetoall 'rack S L Academic Course en of ew words are the best wen Bootllghters Jerman Clu res he who lS good lS h , y Jenma Cluo Co Fd t r Cermar aber Foot ll h er Sta 1 VIOLA KORN Commercial Course fair blond we ave here ee Club l 2 4 Lib 37 Staff Fr P a ChOH1ta Shooting Stars Basketbal KOBIL FRBER Commercial Course nlhis brown-eyed young lady certainly has her share of personality.H Glee Club, freas. ' 73 Footli hters 2-A-4, 3 5 5 Treas.'3Tg Staff, 4g Treas. Loph. ClassgHon r.-.n.g .r., l.F.g. llaysg Sr. Elayg HChen- Il H H iia.H UQiss Cherryblossom, Shooting Stars Basketball 4 yr. GEORGE GARNER Agriculture nie is mild, but he satisfies.H F.F.g., Pres. '373 Sec. 36g Pub. Sp. Playg F.F.A. Playg Sr. Playg Footlighters, LEROY IEIFLIUGER General HCreation's heir--the world is mine Fr Playg Jr P ayg Pub Sp E a H42 L hlcYo Commercial L friend with a smile and heart of Glee Club, Pres Home Ec Cluo '37 S Course H Course gold N J Sec Sr Play Footlighters Staff '37 a Basketball YC1OHltH MARIGN HICKS General Course nde who invented Work should have flD1S e Staff Baseball Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 CIRRLE KO Com ercial Course 'The hand that made you fair has made you Y good Staff Glee Club Lib 4 Cheerleader 4 ' OOtlHg Stars Academ c Course . . l . . l y. l E Y Cro H 1 a ' . . ' 5 r.,'Fr. r-, -5 - 5 ' s s C p. 5 ' l ' .H l Q I I h d it.N . . , , . ! 1 i 0 T TTTT ' Q u I O n 0 ' - Q , e Q 1 ' 3 ! 'Sh ' .H A . 'A ' h .H Gl - v 3 ' - ' 5 s . 1 ys ' H . H 1 ,H , 1. VT V' . 'I , 1 . n l , t , . . T: yxyfy 1 ' nun h th l 'l d.H rv ' ' U . AJ .J ' -v 1 , g WILLIS EEHLII 'WJ ft - ' 1 f t hi t.H ' I ' 3 T . LOT1f' ESTIIL TY ' rv-7 . fi , ' V' .4 -- -A - 0 l . Q F A l L SC, E: a 'BYO Rffii LLLIZLFFEY N .i G HS If . . A app .11 C . 1 c Inj --li o J if- P Q 3 G - 'g t sg fn. W,NlQ L e eral C Ar e Hfhe mar IHC Vlushes 1S wrt qU1f9 1 erl es. rr ., e . . L E be meFCl 1 rse Wah sveef de 1 1 e+ 111 a r clever WlPd urder lrly Half. . , u a1 r P DW UREQ COWJPTCl3l Coarse Hlhf wodesty s a efrd e o thy Merlt. Glee lub ome Ee. Clan f OT11 U av, . lay, on TARL .A ITL' Tre , ' .,Sr LU'LLA KILL R vv- 1 , . ?gW11EfIIHi HSA ' V. Eres '3fg ,QW ' .CLLDU ' X A r 1 2-,-. f h ,J , -- rl y' Tr T LOIS R.EiTf,EL 1PI1f2I'al Ccggrge HVariety is rre s lce Ol 1 e s DC1d f mu men.u Hon. member F. A av, . a Q F . 'ET - SA- ITAA Hfj 0 ' bg Ti ,,f'g T L '35-'373 1 l yg 4' Sp. H-mf' h ' x 1 - .F.U., V. H t' J H If -T , ec. Fr. 3 . C+ -S -S - 1 ' M X 3 U q ' ff P yg lay D TV WDA Du er flme lS Glee Clu A S+a 1 Ealtor, nssr. a U.L,a l1SS Cherrybl R05ERT bC10PFR Agrlculture le lS well pal W 0 lS vel sa 'Slle flee Club Otwl hters, F Pres. ay oo ln? ters, ub Sp a 1 Gereral Course , 51 e we a nlckel wanra we tough N 4 lass rERT COWmSTCl8l eourse U1th just enou h P learnln to wlsqucte. ER.LJ V QUIT General Course lacy c earrlr ana most rare speaker. tllb ome fc. Cllb sta1V Jon. mem. lay sta la Jr. ay ay u lays. Q L . General Course lr ne came, ore vast substartlal smlle 3 3 Cowmerclal Course Q 81 cartoors were a r me, thls lassle xeuls be ser'1rg fine. set lvhters, . layg e'. SD. lays, btaf ee las, racx -Ag Dasxetball nlRf LOU SHEET COmm8FClHl Course alety an a lf T hear rootllghters a fetball TRETT Commerolal Caurse H r chat er a l tome Ee Club R lm Gerer l Course lS po ular as a et oat FOOtllgh+GTS Jr Sergt at arms, Senlor Class a res Sopb Jun or DOR3l Y Commerclal Coarse ulet and lnnocent lookln but so lS y namlte som tlmes German Club Home Bc Club 3, f WO? CJFFK, W' Presldent V Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms rl JNCI Valedictorian Salutatorian Carl Mandell Lloyd Balley Hazel Hicks Esther Beckman Charles Trowbridge FUDfNV Carl Eaton Betty Sandwisch u GKADUAHCNI Colors Blue and Pink Flower Pink Rose Motto Forever Onward. wwf 'N ' V 'G ' ' d l'Qhl , t.n F ' 5 E Sl,,l , LAD ' 'fx TRQJIER 1 r ' l chatte , 't s ' go.H CHARLES T ?2sRID3E L a ' nHe's not a man to rave and shoutg but he ' v' ll-g -' .H J 3 . ll yg F . '.., i 3 I' ' 0 l FH IIIGG ' f HQQ. .. . E - . d,- -- . . 9 Q on ' u Q a s H f' 4 ' p ral N I I fx x U C ' V' ' Q' JX. yj .J NJ F F :D jx cipju J' :DxJ .V 21 Ix.JrDX Chapter I Slxty seven members enrolled ln the Freshman class of '55 '54 at Lake Hlgh School At last our dreams of b coming freshman had come true! The outstandlng event dur lng the year was the selectlon of our class p1ns, which was taken care of properly Our freshman year was brought to a close wlth our graduat1On exercises and the class p ay, HMy Cousln From Sweden Chapter II The fall of 1954 found us fewer ln number Durlng our sophomore year class partles were the main lnterest This year many of our class members, both boys and girls, earned a place on the basketball team Chapter Ill thls year was malnly in basketball, untll the spring of the year The main questlon how to earn money for the Junlor and Senlor Banquet was solved by the production of the Junior play,'Heart Trouble and a varlety program The Junior and Senior Banquet was held on May 8th at the Womanfs Buildlng As the school year drew to a close we looked forward to the tlme when we would becomefdignified SGHlOPS, Chapter IV We began our senior year last fall, wlth forty one members The maln events of the year began soon after the opening day Early in the year, we got our class rlngs Next, we had our plctures taken, without breaking the camera Half of the school year passed before we were aware of it Selecting and orderlng invitations and name cards seemed to be our next perplexing problem Now, b fore realizing lt, our hlgh school days have come to an endl Our Junior and Senior Banquet was held May 15th at the Madlson Tea Room The baccalaureate services were held at the Moline Evangelical Church May 25 The senior play, HCaught on the Rebound was given May ur eventful year was brought to a close with our graduation exercises, on May 28 We feel that our senlor year was a very successful one, under the sponsorshlp of Mr Bruning --4 H rv Q rv - ff jj x in L 'X X jjxx fXlx.f .. ' , e... l ' .H , . . . The junior class of '55 had 42 members. Our interest ' ! H v . 0 . e- H l5. O J 1 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that We, the Senlor Class of '57 of the Lake Hlgh memory and of a generous clare thls our last w1ll To our beloved slster School, belng of sound mlnd and splrlt, do hereby make and de and testament '59, we leave our vacant spaces on the athletlc fleld To our baby slster '40, we leave tnree more years of school volce cella lance our old stand by '58, we leave our dlgnlty Loretta Hoffman, Vlola Korn leaves her excellent Lyle Kurfls and Dorothy Krummel, Carmen and Mar leave thelr llttle chats anyone who needs lt, Carl Eaton leaves hls brll Dondus Berndt, Betty Sandwlsch leaves her place on the staff, and everywhere else To Wllma Edwards, Hazel Hlcks leaves her speed 1D typlng To Dale Crandall, Marlon Hlcks leaves hls ablllty on the f eld of sports To Helen Falls, Sue Kopp leaves her sweetness To James Baker, Ruth Bahnsen leaves her flrst seat 1U the assembly laugh Dorls Glendale Schulte Truman Selfe leaves hls hysterlcal Mary Polyasko, Ruth Brlngman and Geraldlne Turner, Bellvllle, Phyllls Brlm and Mary Sweet leave thelr ablllty to type teachers' tests Zlngg 1ty ness Erma lsch and Dollle Warner, Helen Bella and Dorothy leave thelr wlt Howard Eallor, Lloyd Balley leaves hls actlng abll Dolores Luzader, Luella Mlller leaves her bashful To Mary Ellen Grant, Esther Beckman leaves her posltlon Mlss Le1dy's secretary tlons To Fred Nletz, George Garner leaves h1s farmlng ablllty Louls Brossla, Nlllls Lehman leaves h1s sleeplness Rlchard Rldeout, Robert Schober leaves h1s affec for Dondus George Suter, Jesse Sundermelr leaves h1s helgnt Phyllls Buerler, Ruth Mahaffey leaves her co edltor shlp of the German paper fs Q ff u as L A . J XIV J L L To . - . . ' To ' To. ' - To ' . ' ' - To. ' I To Betty Niles, Norma Ereer leaves her personality. To , . . TO. . 0 - To ' v To . . . . . - To ' - -. as ' U ' . To Q 0 0 c c To Q l W I- U O 0 . To ' ' ' - To . U 0 Q 1 . To Rlta Wasserman, Fern Swartz leaves her pOSltlOU as banker ln bookkeeplng class To Dorotry Nltchell, hazel lcks leaves her day dream lng To lary Swlnehart, Dolores Pollocf leaves her ab1l1ty as head waltress of banquets To Lols Duslng, razel Defltt leaves her modesty To Leon Gelslnger, Vlrgll Leatherman wllls hls con sclentlousness Ellsworth Krlescher, Paul Nelklrk wllls hls curly Half' Erma Rowe, Lols Reltzel leaves her graceful walk Luella Wasserman, Florence Coy leaves her studl us YIGSS Al Shearer, Robert Calmes lea es hls shortness Rlchard Coy, Charles Trowbridge leaves hls cooklng ablllty To Virgll Brlngman, Walter Krueger leaves hls manllness To Dorls Welllng, Lauretta Traver leaves her talkatlve UGSS To Mary Waggoner, Geraldlne Smlth leaves her useful vocabulary To Roland Volker, Carl Mandell leaves hls ablllty to handle the senlor class next year To William Schrieber, LeRoy Heffllnger leaves hls looks a shiek To Lawrence Habel, To Gllbert Hopkins flgure problems in To Coach Stout and materlal that wlll be To the rest of the we left behlnd To Mr Youngs rubber bands etc 3 Joseph Stevens leaves h1s glggles Lewls Lestlnsky leaves h1s abllity Physics Sanborn, we leave all basketball of any use next year faculty, we leave everythlng that leave all paper wads, waste paper IN WITNESS WHEREOF we here unto set our hands and seal thls twenty flrst of Nay, 1U the year of our lord One Thousand Nineteen Hundred and Thlrty Seven Slgned, sealed and delivered, in the presence of us NORMA FREER BETTY SANDWISCR We hereby appolnt Nr Ralph Benard, as admlnlstrator the above wlll, sald will to be bequeathed before Sept l, 1957. - . . I I T7 Y'l 'I l V - H - . O , . 3 . . H ,L . I . . ,L -I-v. A . . . ' To C I 0 L Q l To A ' I O 'Y 1 . TQ H 'C - I To . v ' . To . . . . . . . , . A . I I I of . I to ' . . . . 0 I ' . , we , , 0 7 W X ' 9 . - Y M -, X ' 0 V . WL . . . . . . H mr' x bfi Of' offs, PNQHJWC l oow o o o o the t ery f l see o W nfs a a . C t at our STGGWGG GQ tor, 1 Sara Ja eleo e resloent e o1en's C o an lrtfr pf lro Dett f e soc C o t our ace e ort el Paul ulGK r reoo t e l r e e apers As VG gaze ar t e ola one ee a s all C tape wlth roses surrod elrb t and a Ja n near at han And WHOU sholld we see 1U he garden ou Larlor QHG wlr rue HlCkS rom n d le e s lf love The dust lS SWlTllPg f s er and, as reaches the peak, who sholld step oat but K na Sololof of UTOQRNQY, Yoh Calnes, who has several flne estaollshmerts. l also see lH orlght llghts tHQt famous name Norma Freer wro wlll succeed that lmrortal st asu Dltts The dust has settled a b t, and we are ln the entrance of the OhlO Pank Bulldlng where C lwen and areella are story whele toey run a StUdlO for aeoordlar rdplls. As the Wlnd shlft s l,htlj te Cer see tvat Lloyd alley has become the dead of a natrl OHl3l hur an lonely hearts. Whom should x6 TG lg ofor hut Lols Reltzel and helen e la, who sa! that t Sl ov rlenos left ther nn xho lS that TlS n oat of t D l o otstq lt'S one o her thar lOl2 Korn tearlng e sfet hall floor l r a 1 o .f. looks or J n. e flno that Dolores Polloo las orsa er lole ro now a ad oootor w t one otler fan laurett ver are oa fert QS er a o e n rse f lets . ocus roots! an te e d s Lest Carl atom ard Trunar Sell J r lg bull r J o lat or he Slffn hers ll lt ar oolldr' attol fa t as r usb ' X r' , f' P P L N x x .4 X. J X. -I As l L at n the 'ian nd Where L just ls v thlCL, ' 'll flgllc pgeering Ah! l seo hat e M ' 'l Eettj eldwisoh, Y s l t d p - -t of th W n lub and wi should he get 'tsl ing - Llte - vieu l m Q j lor th s letj pave VQV ' r p - sn T' 'l k,who bor s for sev ral a go n tsp ls u f ther into th m T we s me l ot Ja f fnl JN l, P 1 r f f d. N, V 1 Y, . g D . M , , G . H. AA x !.-A. L A .L 1' l' n N .l d HT d out stlll 'n 1 . , ' ' ',a la t it 0 n , L T' 1 ' ' lg 'S nuv-vw . R .S .2 ,D 1 --X 1 --FA ' 'll fl ar, 4 l . 4' i r A ' r- ' 4, ' L -lol o a,l.. - Ii o l running to catch the elevator to take Athem to the 20th , W' l' s l'j 1 W al n l ' P ' . 1 gn 'K ' ' ef' for 1 w fil' at Fl. is o L . , Q 1 ,f i he lb .W M l . - n. A d 'il ' let, ' i g fo tha A,i'e f ' 1 ', 1Thy ' n tn - V' ' A t all up th basl '- fo haslet while hu'hy CX I D - Q oadls o U ' ' A ' 5 l K if f k l J an' ls - ' ' lil 11 tio the - T' a fra- 1 l' Z Shlf P he f Y rlt u - lr' Ads H I ' vi -d l r TG fin' Louis glnsky, if ' ,P , D ', 'Pl fr gr . 'Q 3 lr' t vi ,lr 4 DA - ' '-'vw -G 'olnllc Yila M 'i'AC 'TN'nQ t ' n M t- lon dll A loh. XLDYS rea j 'Iij, lru- K M 1- A t f tn Y voter when ne w witl . lFlOw wfij r PO?X We began the fall of 1954 as 'freshies with an enroll ment of sixty The offlcers elected for the year were President Dale Crandall, V President James Baker, Secre tary Glendale Schulte, Treasurer Wilma Edwards The big gest event of our freshman year was undoubtedly our grad was presented as part of our commencement exercises At the beginnlng of the school year of '55 the follow ing sophomore officers were elected President Irma Isch, V President Glendale Schulte, Secretary Treasurer Dondus Berndt The sophomores won, as they had in their fresh man year, the cheering cup at the intramural games This year was a rather uneventful one for the sophomore class The Junior year always brlngs plenty of activities This year's officers were President Dale Crandall, V President Roland Volker, Secretary Dorothy Krummel, Treas urer Lucy Recker The total enrollment is forty five The flrst important event of the year was our junior class play, HEyes of Love, given November 17, under the direction of Miss Furry, our class sponsor The cast of characters included Dale Crandall, Helen Falls, Loretta Hoffman, Roland Volker, Wilma Edwards, Glendale Schulte, Mary Waggoner, George Suter, Dondus Berndt, and Lyle Kur fis The proceeds from the Farmers' Institute went to the class to help finance the Junior Senior Banquet Lake High School Emblems were also sold by members of the class to add to this fund Of course, there was much excitement in planning for the Junior Senior Banquet, which was held May 15, at the Madison Tea Room As our junior class draws to a close we are looking for ward to very eventful senior year JJXI k. CCNHN 'HS' sf 1 n - uation on May 24. The HPampered Darling,H a one-act play, 0 H T Row 3, RO. 6 f' 1 sl v x .. nl , . , I w - T , X L, 5 f QQ 'fibfkr ,.. 1- 'K U 1- - -be qv Q1- L 'N- JrNlCRS James aker, D rdus Berhdt Ratr Er gmar, V Tfll r gmar El or Lroca, Lexl DFOSSlB hfllls uehler, Clara Coj Fallor, Helen Falls eoh C91Sl her, ary Ellen Graft Lawrence Habel, Loretta hoflma Erma owe, Erma lsch Arl Johrso Ellsworth fFSlSCh6T, D rothy frummel Lyle f1r Dolores Llzader, Clarence lcAr 1ch, Jlfel 18 eyers, Dorothy Mltchell, Fred etz, Robert letz, Iary olyasko, Lacy Recker Wlllla. Schrleber, Cle dale Schulte, Albert Shearer, George Suter, Geraldl e lurner, Rolard Volker, lary Lavlra Uageo er Dollle War er Luella Wasserman, Rlta Masserma , Betty Wellard, Dorls lelllrg XX dx I .'. s .. Q , 1 ' 'D x ,hi X A E A ' lr. - L .5 Y f '. -5 Q J 4 V 'UIQ iD, .A . f thi' ,il 1 4 W 5 :C a W F 1 9Qk RON l: E o. E , W 1 - in . . i L' E in L -, in T V v's D ' , P 1 B lu ROW 2: Richard Coy, Dale Crandall, joel Davis, Wilma Edwards, Howard ' . , L ' ' Ln' I A a . F. lj i, n, . H , o - h, X ' o -M L . , KJ fis. ROY 4: 1 ' 1 hi' N'n' I K' A ' Hi QT I. P ' . ROW 5: ' ' m ' - h 'h D M I 'L l ' h , ' 1 . ,W . .T Y . . ., . n I 1. ' -- , I l . f PX af fl f ' 'll Tf'LY SOKHgJ1flQkt Salaam r 3 Q1 In the fall of '55 slxty six freshmen gathered in the biology room for their flrst class meetlng The follow officers were elected Presldent Gilbert HOpK1HS V Presldent Robert Booher Secretary Robert Young Treasurer Helen Mae Dalllng Several soclal events were held durlng the year ending Wltb the freshmen graduation on Rally Day The fall Of 1956 found us back 1D school agaln with a total of 58 puplls enrolled as sophomores At the soph more meetlng the followlng offlcers were elected Presldent Frank Reed V Presldent Catherlne Shearer Secretary Betty Nlles Treasurer Frances Jackson The flrst social event of the year was a Hallowe'en party held ln the school audltorium The Engllsh sectlons organlzed under Mlss Furry, and each gave a program The Judges declded the first sec t1on's program the better They were rewarded wlth a party glven by the second sectlon for the flrst sect1on's paper was Robert Booher the second sect1on's paper was edlted by Dorothy Pettenglll Bot papers proved very successful The sophomores also publlshed the March lssue of the Lake Breezes with Lols Duslng actlng as editor The sophomore boys wlth Howard Scott as captaln feated the freshmen by a score of three polnts 1D the lntramural tournament At thls tlme the sophomore class lS looklng forward to a party Wltb WFlCb to close the scrool year P Each English section published a paper. The editor . . . ' F 3 ' L , ' . I , de- R041 R 2 Ro,I3 ROW 4 R N 5 R -is abs SO HOWORES Rlchard Albrlght, Elmer Asman, Robert Booher, Vlrglnla Clark, Stanley Cornellus, Helen Mae Dalllng Erma Defenthaler, Robert Dllle Ruth Dullng Lols DUSlHg, rearl Duvall, Faustlre Elllng, Connle Emll e, Harold Fallor Dorothy Flury, Bernard Frank, aul Gelaoek, Clarence Goeckerman Dorothy Lltchens, Elleen HOOKS etter Vernon Poffnan Gllbert Hopklns, Frances Jackso Fra ces Johrsto , Saw'y Johnson, Theodore Kaafma , Wayne Keller Kenneth nnudso Laverre owalka T ll a Kreamer, Earl Leatherman, e t1n51ll Frank Reed, Rlchard R oeoa l c Ro 1 so Corn l a Roderlck, florence R s ell Elmer Schxamber er, ar lo Sch an erger, oxard Scott, Catherlne tearer L rda Sweet ary ,ou Sw ecar a ara lawney, betty en le, axel Travers, AFEl6Z larner, Rooe t Y PC 4 V ' 5 Q. F Q - 9 ' F Y- S 'S k X X5 s 6 Y F Ar' :D li V : . . . . . . A y . , . , . or : . . - Q .L . . A .X . , A P , V . -. . W A + , . W . . -, - -. , c , . A. . , -- - Y: vw vw ' f we ., M . 0 .lr . U A I ' : ' A E n, 4 K , -1 1 n I A . Dorothy Markwood, Xaroella Xartin, Helen Killer, Betty Hiles, Dorothy P N' 0 C' z ' ri' k't, A i e b'n n, -e-i ' E - u S , , S V 3 E o ' S w .b H v o ' Sn . ' OT 6: in - , 1 T S'in l t, E rb ' W ' T np H ' n' S' - n ' rt jou-r. FRESHMAN CLASS I-HSTORY Fifty-four Lake eighth graders and nineteen eighth graders from Olney plus a few new students composed the freshman class of l936-'57. At our first class meeting, held in September, the following officers were elected: President-Merritt Korn, Vice President-Jess Hopkins, Sec.-Tres.-Dorothy Hicks. Our first social event was a Hallowe'en party held in the gym on Oct SO In late December Mr Huntsinger, of the Crowell Pub lishing Company asked the freshmen Wanda Winegardner was our champion ten subscriptions On Jan Sth, a who sold at least one subscription to become salesmen saleswoman She sold grand party for those was held in the gym Twenty two pupils were present In early February the freshman pins arrived Later in the month a meeting was held to decide our colors and cheer leaders for the intramural tournament Our colors are green and silver, Marie Beckman and Dorothy Hicks are our cheer leaders We're very proud of the fact that we won the cup for decoration and cheering Ray! The English sections had a little rivalry as to which class contained the better actors and actresses Sec tion I was judged best, so on May ll, Section II gave Section I a Weiner roast Everyone is looking forward to graduation and the freshman play on Rally Day RWVI Bedmmn Lucille R J 2 Carolyn Buehler Dwight ROW'3 Erma Adkins Janet Aschbacher FRESHMAN Robert Asman Marie Donald Belch, Phyllis Berndt Robert Berry Marion Bockbrader Lila Brunner Mabel Floyd Burr Cleo Clausan Aileen Coy Hazel Edward Faneuff Thelma Francis Blair Margaret Bliss Brim Marvin Bringman Richard Hanely Eva Hazel Loren Heldt Dorothy Hicks Jess Hopkins Ross Isel, Richard Keller Norval Kopp Merritt Korn Gladys Layman C . , - . l . , U I I . 0 . ' J . O . . . l . . O Q . . . - . , . O - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 J ' M. . . . . 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B - , , , o .J Q1r'rlfJPif-DL 1' 'IJQDX The eighth grade opened a new year in September with a grand total of fifty five members Since no class seems able to manage class affairs without officers, a meeting was held shortly after the beginning of school to elect these The following were elected President Frank Hoffman V President John Baker Secretary Alice Becker Treasurer Doris Cowles Several new textbooks,never before used at Lake in the eighth grade, were introduced They are Hidden Treas ures in Literature and A History of American Civili zation The latter was followed by A History of Ameri can Government and Culture in the second semester Much to their surprise late in January, their new sponsor, Mr Fawver, arrived to replace Mr Fristoe who The class party was held March 25 with Jean Hicks acting as chairman of the refreshment committee and Jess Hart as chairman of the entertainment committee It was a grand success Ice cream bars, wafers and candy were served The scholarship tests were given April 2 Their highest score, out of a possible 200, was 154 which was received by Virginia Keller Kathleen Krummel was sec ond with l52 points and Clyde Schulte was third with l48 points The only pupils on the yearly honor roll were, Clyde Schulte, Jeanette Goodman, Virginia Keller, Kathleen Krummel, Dorothy Lilge, Edward Nietz, and Alice Becker They certainly will look forward to being freshmen next year and having the opportunity to choose one of their subjects Fl 'H' fl 'X 'HS JJ received another position. . 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EIGITI GRADE lv l: ' E Q . ,l-Eak l, Ellsaise Zarring r fer lille E -cu, Jrdv E ll , U. - Eurger, H -J Eusei, JQQM A m ' mee A -. ROT 2: ' f I Serv' D ilel , C Qu il T4 L' 1 I M using, D ,rl E l 1 Eilll E - , Harlaii F il Lee Selsruhl Jeal- .Iv A ng f'm 3: Phillip Guthrie, Jesse Hart, Henry Henry, Jean Hicks, Frank Heff- H 'L H e A Iva Xwe Isch, Ralph olnsicn, I ,h 30 Iauf - T'4: 'Q' v CIW s Iird 31, Iatrl n I 422 , i L ' ri h, ' T V r, D erhy LilQ Usa: Luth A Qxari I' H F t - L- 0 RCU S: Lck F' Edith bert fi l Y me il f ' th n ' hard R 5 ' Q F, ,uni Selri E r, ely' S h'-' ev .'lp , 'V'V , ' N1-V , ' v ' Y H- ' ,' 77 -6- n -L A. , ..L -1 u ' V J L V ' -. L1 J X'JffrVQPifDf'J' IJQYM On September 8, l956 the seventh grade started school wlth flfty one pu lls Our sponsor lS Mr Stout e have dlvlded our class lPtO two sectlons, sectlon l and ectlon 4 lnere are twenty seven puplls lH each sec tlon Our class offlcers are Presldent Joella Harsh, V106 Presldent Anrabelle Nlles, Sec Treas Norrls Selfe lhe glPlS 1D the class are taklng seven subjects These classes are physlcal education, Engllsh, hlstory, home GCOHOmlCS, muslc, mathematlcs and sclence The boys are taklng slx suhgects whlch are guldance Engllsh, hlstor mu lc, mathematlcs, and sclence We were allowed one party for the school term chose to have a Chrlstmas party Slx of our class members have had perfect attendarces thus far thls year Ida Jane Me ers sang at the amateur show and was fortu nate enough to wlr 310 OO for first place Je are looklng forward to mOVlPg hWSE8lTS next year 1D to the elghtr grade room H F f l ' ' ' r' I ff - a N L fl 1 J i1 y N - 'X H f A . 2 . . 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' 1 1-4 ' 1 ,. 4' Pr v It J - V 1 Tiff I' GUY As the sun lS nearlng the Jestern horlzon and there is yet llght to see let us scan our athletlc fleld score board to recount the runs and scores made by Lake's play ers ddrlng the past season Early lH the fall, durlng the flrst 1nn1ng,CSeptemberJ Lols Reitzel proved to be a new flndu 1D the fleld of dramatlcs She played tne part of the hill bllly glrl remarkably well The next runs were made ddrlng the second lnnlng when the Junlors gafe the play, HEyes of Love elen Falls and George Suter played thevr parts llke professionals A flne three base hlt was made by the alumnl early in the flfth ln ing when they presented the play, nM1llion Dollar Butler H The cast was very well selected and everyone acted his part Just as the author had intended Don Schulte made a flne butler In the sixth lnnlng the next run was brodght across the plate by the JUDlOPS They publlshed thls month's lssue of the Breezes CNice work, JuHlOF stafflb Lake ln the seventh lnnlng They, too, edlted an lssue of the Breezes CFlH6 work, sophomore staff You had the Juniors worriedll In the flrst part of the elghth lnning Ida Meyers and Roland Volker added two more runs to our already high score Ida won flrst place ln the amateur show and Ro land won the trip to Boy's State thls summer at Columbus Roland was chosen as the representatlve from Lake school from the members of the JuHlOP class Durlng the central portlon of thls lnnlng our debate teams succeeded ln brlnglng lH the next runs At Heldel burg our teams, composed of Helen Falls, Roland Volker, Carl Eaton, and Dorothy Mltchell represented our school very well for our flrst adventure in the fleld of argu mentation To cllmax thls lnnlng, another run was brodght across the plate when the school put on the play UBeads on a Strlng U The part of Bennle was played well by Roland Volker when he played not only the part of a boy but also that of a glrl ln the nlnth lnrlng a check up was made to determlne the batting average of the senlors The Hlgh polnt per sor was found to be Carl Eaton The next two lH Ilre were Betty Sandwlsch and Geraldlne Smlth In the flnals Betty recelved second and Gerald ne thlrd CYou have left an envlable record senlors, somethlng for the next year's class to strlve to better D There goes the w lstlel Our time out perlod lS over Another game must be played Come, let's get lnto ltl r-4 - rv N 1, J . . A V A . . , A 1 .. .- . , V H . 0 . - 0 . 1 - 0 0 1 N O 1 . . A. . a Y , H C X O LJ. ' 1 ' ' . I I I. . ,T . . . . . X . . . . . The sophomores succeeded in scoring the next point for Q . . . . . . l O , - . . . . . O + O . I . I L 1 .' - e L y . . . . , . A i . . , . . i U . . . U . . rlflllfll' FD -Illxkjljg 10 RICTURE Row l Wllma Edwards Connle Emllne, Helen Falls Derdus Derndt Lloyd Balley Betty Sandwlsch Carmen DeStaz1e Geraldlne S 1th Dorothy Krummel, Erma lsch Clrrue Kopp Row 2 Rlchard Rldeout Retty lles, Esther Beckman, Ruth Bahnse , lr Snyder, Phyllls Eerndt, Mary La vlra Waggener, Peggy Sa s, Lols Duslrg lucy Recker, Annabelle lles Rev 3 Gilbert bopklns Hazel Flcks, Vlola Korn, Marcella Dalll g Marlon HICKS Howard Scott, Robe t Eeeher, Dorothy Lllge, Ruth Wahaf ey Janet Aschbaoher BOTTOT ICTURE Row l Levls Motycka, John Rudolph Norrls Selfe, harvey Eallor, Clyde Schulte, Edward vlStZ Row 2 Phyllls Buehler, Lols Dusl g Vlrglnla Keller, Jeanette Jeodmar Allce Recker, Dorothy Lllje, Kathleen Krummel Annabelle Nlles, lorma Scoff, Norma Guthrle, Joella Harsh, Ger trude Scott, Naom1 Keller, Janet Asohbacher Row 3 Betty S8FdV1SCh, Nor ma Freer, Marcella Dalllng, Dorothy Rettlnglll Betty Shank, Phyllls Berndt Helen Falls, Dorothy Flury Eva Hazel, Geraldlne Smlth Dollle Warrer, Mary Lavlna Waggener, Dondus Berndt, Lo s Reltzel Row 4 Earl Schulte, Edward Fa euff, Robert Booher, Roland Volker, Carl Eaton, Howard Fallor George Garner Robert Sc ober, Levls Lestlnsky Mary Ann Wllllams Ellner Brock M3FlOH Eockbrader Luella Swartz, and Betty Mattson are also honor students L t4 LW' fu - X lla I ra I.. fn '3 . . ' ' ' ' . . - . . , , L 1 1 1 , -L ffl , Y . . . . X J A., A 0 - , l. V. . . 1, H .. g lv - . A I . . L V, V 1 .- 4 v . T . ,. . . I , I A , 1- H , l - ' Y' ' ' 1 P , A - LI .L , - I , wa - , . v J- L' I I J' V , . 71. . . . A . I Tl , . . - v VV . - - - 4: , A AXA 1 i - Q : - ir. X 3 - l , Y . . . , , . , -L ' 4 ' . -- .a. I n Y! . -. , - , V V , o . , N . . , 3 1 1 r ' U o J N. ' ' 1 ' W, . 'X l fs t ' , I . f f S 4,5 Q 1. ' , 4 ff , Y 1 A 4 4. 1 . . .JA . , xJ fxff F I f-J r' f X .J .2 .F Tre Lake Breeze ne nontily publlca lon o Lafe W publlsded eacr or of the tudent t cnoo under the soon Ml. Qnyder ur edlto wn c lol ett ed All er asslstant a Gezaldlne Qnlt Dondus B rndt vas olr conmdnltg edltor l e p o fer as lSu9l Helen Falls and Loret o Gran oroug t lH the ne s of t e comnunlty Dondus rodld oe CTGQlLCd a o ln ere reurltwn of artlcles alon lff Lol Dusln and COP'l6 Emllne Oar rumor 1 s suoplled Oy ooert Booher, 1 o also was responslole for t e ' H new Ruth Manalley COll6FL6G tre grade news. Our sport edltors and tnelr 9QSlSL8D+S zept tne publlcatlon LH toucn wltn tde re ults of games played and Nlty the con UJ 0 iii v If Q, H, 3 1 ya- L J J IN' :E 3 1 'J CD UQ A gp w, Ji A 1 an ,' on M ' m 'U it Ili rj ' L ' l 1 ' . ' rl-' U: U1 P C C A ,U C 'J K C J ' , I U3 'J , ' A ' ' CU fg d w ,, Q' Q ' J -W ,. Il' CD , CT' , C9 ' c HJ ' . . . . C A LJ 1 ' J r :Q ' 'J ' I h Y' ' ' f ' K1 ' I' ' C ' na 'J - - - A r 'JA 1 L cn +5 Q ' GQ f QD fl 9 ' 1 v ww, i-J ' + I s , fi ff' I - ' J Lo L iii - 'U - x a XIX, 13' V Q L ' ' , 1 , x ' 01 L 'I on Q sf 4 GQ ff- X. F I-+3 - U1 A . . . . 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J 'J 1 fi E. - CY I' Ct , - OJ 7 ' ' i ' I Ml . ' Ill T' - CI' V5 U A l ' P C ' CD L 4 J C I I5 jj' C L-1 I- eq I I I s. Q I . Q u CD , Dx. x. ng events. Many excnanges were made wltn dlff8FGHL scoool by Clrrue Kopp lre typlsts, Ruth Bannsen Torma Freer, dazel hlcks, and Marcella Dalllng were of a wg nelp The class and leature relorters dld a very good yoo of supplylnp news Our buQlU6SS aol conslsted of Carmen DeS azlo, Lloyd B8llGf, Vlola Korn, and Gllbert Popklns Thef ad crarve OT the advertlsllg and ClVCdl9LlOH Uacr lssue o tfe aoer Nc corrected Mr Snyder tre advlso ard fer llnall censored by ralls be ore puol1sfec H Nfl? VUDLNY lfe honor group co sls s OT students ravlng a HQH are a e lor the fear Lace slx feeks toe grade of all s u t re co u eo ro e na es Ol all stude o d o a la avera are pnolws ec 1U toe scnool's mortol pa er, tee LaVe reeves. oe ence erodp lS re lly an ac leverent and odor rort G1 n stloents ,ere or toe TlTSL se eseer's o or ro ROW 1 ROW ROW 3 Ruth Mahaffey, Marcella Dall1ng,Hazel lCkS, Betty Sandwlsch, Norma Freer, Dondus Berndt, Lloyd Balley Mr Snyder, Carmen DSStBZlO, Mlss Furry, Helen Falls Mary Polyasko, Florence Young, Lols DUS1Hg Dorothy Mltohell Rlchard Rldeout, Dorothy Pettlnglll Dollle Warner, Esther Beckman, Aary Lavlna Wa goner, Mr Greenelsen, mr Brunlng, Mr Hawver, Phyllls Berndt Peggy Sass, Betty Nlles Marle Beckman, Dolores Pollock, Wllma Edwards, Carl Eaton, Elxer Asman George Suter, Roland Volker, Lewls Lestlnsky Dorothy Flury, Gerald lne Smlth, Charles Trowbr dge, Lyle KUTf1S, Robert Schober, George Garner, Connle Emllne Helen Lotycka, Petty Shark Erma Howe I CCCCCCC H F O O G k --- -, E U h lx rv W J 2:. 1 . ..,. 1' QQPY QF rOCD'L1el 'ERS In February of l954, members ot he bwgr school organ lzed a Dramatlcs Club for the pur ose of lmprovlng the quality of plays chosen for productlon at Lake, for readlng and studylng plays, and for lNpFOVlF5 the dra matic facilltles and equlpment of the chool The persons allowed to JOlH the club were honor roll students and puplls havlng been lr pla s 11th hlgh grade averages On the seventh of March, l954, the flrst neetlng of the club was held The followl g persons were elected to hold the offlces for the remalrlng part of that school year presldent, Kathryn Beckman V106 presldent, Wllbur Sebrlng, secretary, Allce Frazier treasurer Allce Knudson, and reporter, Zelda Crandall The offlcers of the followlng year, l954 l955, were president, Fern Isch, v1ce pres1dent,Jack Knudson, sec retary, Helen Becker treasurer Zelda Crandall and sergeant at arms, Tom Willlams Last year, l955 56, the club's offlcers were pres Lovetta Blalr, v1ce pre ldent, Jack Knudson, secretar Dondus Berndt, treasurer, Betty Sandwlsch, and reporter Helen Falls This year, 1956 57, saw Lloyd Balley as presldent, Carmen DeStaz1o as V106 president, Dondus Berndt as sec retary, Norma Freer as treasurer, and Mary Lavlna Wag goner as reporter Mr Nleman was sponsor of the club for the flrst three hls place The flrst year the club sholed lts 3k1lltV b glvlng three one act plays The seco d r U ve a halr raislng three act mystery, but 1 e last two years due to varlous reasons, the clut has oeen unable to pre sent a plav, although lt lS 1 n o dola so next year In l955 the rembers decld tnat 'Dramatlc Clu wasn't much of a name for the group, so HFootl1ghters was chosen to take 1ts pl ce Thls lS one of the fem clubs that has lasted for any tlme at all around Lake School and lt nas a good chance of lastlrg for many more years lf the students kee up the present lnterest they have 1U lL fn N fc c fr f X f' Jr x. Il V X 4- ' ,-A -LL --- .. D-- -l- . L 1-4 ' . A . l. p .A .Q . . . S ' - 0 W 0 0 L A Tr wh 0 4' 0 I I Q . I . . 'n ' ,. I , . ' ' . ' - J 2 . , . 3 , 3 0 . . . S. 0 . Y, I I O . L A 4 . years and upon his leaving this year, Mr. Snyder took . O . ,T . M. . U Y .7., M - . n yea it ga - ' - ' - v N ' 'n th ' U , 'c ' ' p1La111i--g ll '1-g ' O ' X ' QA U' 1. Y ' b!! X 4 . 0 H ' a . ' ' - 'yr J 1 - -r . . , ' A 'wr ' AA M U ' . v .- ... J lx mflgjljq TOr PICTURE Row l Wanda Wlnegardner, hllma Edwards Sue Kopp, Vlola Korn Helen Falls, Esther Beckman, Ruth Bahnsen, lonna Freer Hazel DeW1tt, Betty Qhank Janet Aschbaoher, Dorothy Mltohell Row 2 Florence Young Erma Howe, Marle Beckman Mary Lou Swlnehart Ruth Brlngma , Betty Sandwlsch, Don dus Berndt, Phyllls Nletz, Gladys Layman Eva qazel Rhyllls Berndt, Phyllls Carolyn Brlm, lldred dahafley FTaHClS Jaoksor Cather ne Shearer, Elleen hookstetter, Dorothy Pettlnglll Mary Polvasko Vlfgllla leyers BOTTOM PlCTURE Row l Eldon Munn, Noel Davls, Gllbert Hopklns, Vernon Hoff man Jess HOpk1HS, Ellsworth Krelseher, Willlam SlCkl9S, Robert Asman Row 2 George Suter, Rlohard Hanely, Clarence cAnr1ch, Robert Sehober, Frank Reed Roland Volker, Robert Berry, Kenneth Knudson, Jerold Fallor Elmer Asman CJ uflgl JJ . ' x V ' P fd x . R P fr '- - A K B O I L .D f 3 I 7 n 'dry I , I . .h -f ' T F ' r Q JX, X Q . T' T : : ' T' T' , A ' , I , F' ul , 1 ml. 1 1 , u TJ , , H x ' ,, . M , Y , A . . Brim. Row 3: Dorothy Markwood, Marcella Martin, Lila Brunner, Cleo Clausan, ' LT 'V D , ' 1, i ' , . . . . . , J ,, I 4' 5 J . . . . . 0 ' . ,, . n lvl A , 1 ' , - x s t ' ' T t I F1 N .K F , ' . 5 , ' - D J E ' - A . ', 5 F ' x J l ' Q .5 5 X. s Y' s . K' Our '56 37 Glee Cluo was organlzed llttle late thl ,ear but under our rew teacher, Mlss Lambertus, we Nere oo under wa A verf large number of puplls elected muslc thl year fact tre glrls c orus grew so huge that a speclal part of our tlme was set apart to elect a group that wouldn't contaln too many for our chorus Ve organlzed our clubs by electlng the followlng offl cers Glrls' Chorus, Pr sldent Esther Beckman,V1ce Pre Helen Falls,Secretary Ruth Bahnsen,Treasurer Jorma Freer, Llbrarlans Vlola Korn, Clrrue Kopp Boys' Chorus, Pres ldent Vernon Hoffman, Vlce Pres Glloert Hopkln , Sec retary Treasurer Fran? Reed We began our year by WOTKlHg on a few of our old glee club numbers and before long were worklng on the choru presented both as a llterary program 1D the afternoon for the students and ln the evening as a communlty program On October 26, the Boys' Glee Club gave the Glrls' Club a dallowe'en party It was held at Slde Cut Park All three choruses entered the Muslc Festlval held t Bowllng Green Unlverslty, Aprll 50th The Glrls' Chorus sang the followlng nTuSlC When Soft Volces D and 'Llttle Boy Blue The Mlxed Chorus sang nverdant Mead ows and 'Sweet Salnt Brlde The Boys Crorus sang nOh orn of Beautf and 'John Peel The operetta, nShoot1ng Stars, va glven at the gradua tlon exerclses of the JuFlOT rlgh students, or Rally Dad, May 2lst It was the most umorous one ever QlVGH at Lake Dlr cted by Mlss Lambertus, the cast was Vlola Yorr, fl63dlDg ladyj and Ellsforth KTSlSCb8TflG8dlHg manj, wlth a supportlng cast of Loretta Hoffman, Roland Volker, G11 bert HODKlDS, George Suter, Robert Schober, Dorothv llt cnell, Mary Lou Swlnehart, Elmer Asman and Noel Davls Others in the cast rendered dance and song f' I H H X xjrw N ., x - ' ' a ' , 's V l nl v . l . ! ' 0 Y' 'f s A J. 3 . S . .S , in 'X 1. . . . 'M . , s . t ' . y W . E V . . ,,., .- 2 . - 8 . ' -. . S 0' . ,- . -I . . 1 L 1 J I , . . 0- . H . S . - 1 L 0 . ' s numbers and solos for our Christmas Pageant. This was T ' ' a . . . . . . ' : A ' ' ien 1 - n - y - , n 1 A- - .n m , L k 1 , NI 2 H l - 0 ll , ' ll I S ' L . . . L. L. A L A 1 ,Wv . , ph . V' . . 3 V 0 . I . X. - Yvllv A ' . - . A v . A 1 M v ax , - s s. TOP PICTURE Seated Phyllls Buehle Helen Mae Dalllng, Mr Brunln MDD Mary R lyasfo, Dorothy Zlngg FR. lx! r 1 'AJJ Standlng Lewls Lestlnsky Ruth Mahaffey, Connle Emllne, W1 llam Schrelber Vlrgll Leatherman lS not 1D the plcture BOTTOM PICTURE Seated Dorothy Lllge, Phyllls Berndt, Blanche Swartz Mary Lavlna Waggoner, Lewls Smller, Myron Sundermeler, Grace Keller, Fred Paulsen, Allce Reoker, Clayton Wels, Eugene Gllsdorf, V1TglHlH Keller St8HdlHg Glen Crago Donald Smlth Lyle Kurfls, John Rudolph Mr Baker ff' JEK DW foci-I NLF! Thls orvarlzat n LS co paratl elf ne and has not yet r ached ver g eat oroportlons lt car rot coast of as l e a mem ershlp as should the Club, or lf you please, ner Deutsche or d fo urpose of fu ther case German Vereln has been 1 n vnterest ln stud nts lnterested lU thls lang age A constltutlon was drawn up whlcb provldes for the nare of the club, he electlon of lts officers, the re qulrements or enterlng the clu and ot er mlnute oetalls necessary ln n organlzatlon Students who are out are lnvlted to JOlH our The regular meetlngs ber, are devoted to the poems, telllng storles, occaslon for practlce ln language A soclal hour of school and have taken German cluo of the cluo, which are held on study of Jocabulary, and playlng such games recltlng as glve the speaklng of the German usually follows The German Tessenge , or Der Deutsche Bote, is pub l shed by tne clu oetween each two successive meet ngs The club ras been looking forward for an opportunlty to glve a one act play yet thls season LWPD Our band thls year s como s c o sewenteen students Tre oand, lrder the d TGCTlO o r Baker, our leader s progr rg rlc ly after g tt ng a delayed tart ext year o r ard SMOdlG oe one o oar outstand1 g groups since t e major y of lt mbers are still n tae JUHlO hlgh P J' f' F N ' N .J -I -J --I . C L' f isl. : ITL I. V T VI' h L. Q AL 37 T - l a A 1 11 ri arg , b M' T be - . The . so . v P . A f me r the p' r i g L ' the 1 8 . . . hu . 4' - C. . w . 5 .' . a . . . . . . . W. 0 'I Wednesday evening every three weeks at the home of a mem- . 3 . . l . Q, ' A A I . - O f'f Y. - i ' o ' i . +A U - v . pf fx 1 ' i .yo e' f f u . A H XXL v wi U. E IV: 0 , i essilm T' e ' e. i st . N ' u b T n ' ' ' n f T1 Ln ' h A ' it' ' s me, i sl ' r ' . Rom l Eldor Munn Carl Obrock George Suter Robert Sohober, George Garrer Lyle KUTflS Fred Nletz Arlo Johnson Robert Booher, Wayne Keller Row 2 Lorln Heldt, Marvln Brlngman Davl Sohmeltz, Norman Schlegel Lawrence habel Mr Greenelsen Lewls Brossla Donald Belch Rlchard Hanely rerrltt Korn Truman Selfe Row 3 IFW1D Welllng, Marlon Bookbra er Ross lsfl Rlohard Keller Rlchard RlG9Out, Vlr gll Eringman Rooert Young Rlohard Albrlght Rlohard Coy Ellsworth ..,-w v 4 riff? r r ,X FV F. J' . Y V 3 1 J J J 1 3 .1 ' J LJ . : , - , d ' I J I 0 1 . .1 1 ' , f ' r , 0 t ', ' . A L . - . . - , XA , ., , , I 1 .1 s : Kreischer. il. ' V Q . X Q ,Q 9 . V A J, V -m, , .n .1 B A v A . r E ,V I 'A A ' ..6j 0 A ltxgqx F, EA, CJRGA NJ ZATION June 5-4, lase Tre obapter took part 1U re annual OhlO judglng con test A tke F F A obap ers 1U O lO were re re sented Toe events entered by thlS chapter were dairy cattle general llf6StOCV, agrlcultura SWglUSGTlHg, poultrf, ml k, and seeep June 5 l2 l956 Tre Glen, Tbe trlp lnoluded Columbus, Wesrlngto D C Watkln' New York and Nlagara Falls trlp Nas tak n b Robert stalb Luther Rust har old Rus ell, Jack Knldson, Doralo Nle Z, Robert Sorober George Garner, George outer, and Vl gll Eringman Brunlng and Mr Greenelgen drove, Q6 latter tOWlHg Robert Sorober's trailer The expenses of tFlS trlp were oulte low beoalse the amount fUFHlSF6d by the orapter O e meal a day was all trat was purorased outrlg t September 4 l956 Huror County Falr Judglng contest The two events ludged by our o apter, were general llvestook and dalry oattl Mayne Yell l dlvldual oasr o lZQS Ctober PO l o E3 D9VOlb SGEQW ulfl Jeral l6 Q Dolores Po look Travel re UlTl t Noveroer l9 6 A large ba ner mas tre oeaot on lt culture roor, exoeo and Vlrgll BWlHgm3D eaor took lf Tre team took tflrd place iere Come o arll was e a ltr 'e me tr JQIQ e Garner a Gerald wGl S T TOTQTJ I 1E3Y'1OS S puroraseo Jltr tee name and erb em T la o l l lP t e g w en t olep er lS tT8VGll g l . ,. . . 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J i- ,, ,- ,, ,,x1 -4 u - .LA I December 1, 1956 The pest hunt was conducted on rats, mlce crows, moles sparrcws and star1irgs A total cf 4 506 points was captured December 29 1956 A cemwlttee of Ly1e KHFflS, Fred Nl6FZ and Marvln Brlngman se1ected a pure bred hampsrlre g11t Fred Nletz keeps lt under an agreenen and named lt D31SJ Mae He gave three g11ts to t e chapter for tre plg, frcq ber first 11tter January 21, 1957 The F F A banquet was glven Wlth fee cocked and served by the cme Ec g1r1s Tre food was exce11ent The toastmaster s frcr the Y h and t e prln cip1e speaker J s Mr Amsbaugr, our fcrrer teacher February 5 1957 Rlchard Ke11er Richard Hane1J and L8V1C bcrre1tz went to Columbus to Judge apn1es durlng Far1er's week Trey d1dn't take any prlzes, but galned a 1ct of experlence Marc? 4 1957 LEX nos 1a11u16u y15o L1 H5 n1ce1y except one Jas or GQ Apr11 5 195 3cf11n5 Green CDE exce11ent charc 1 cho1ar Apr11 9 195 T e orc r long r d b LQQ e For O e fear cf c ap e FD flts for thelr ca e c ees . - . - , 1 1 ' J H A . 2 . - . . ,. . . L u - , 0 ' ' 1 ' I 5- x A . . . A . . . . U C .. X . - 1 . U ' . VT T7 . . .v . A o c Q - , 4. L, H . ,- H A o a I L fx F' n a , , , . was Q . v. F. C. Q - vas . A 1 A . J ' v- ' ' 'W H , A 5 -M . . A , . p 1. . - , . O 1, . . . 4 , - --- 'V ,- -F' Vx-ffsf. A -A 3 A vs-T mf- 772- v- -.Y A 1 'N ' ' Da'1f If f w nrne . They were a acl N U ' . lt 1 - b Tn sac. ' 7 .L , I R A w' may ' s GQ Gnww A aaa, -hc -aw qfmhv' cee1t Qchccer and ccrge a-ne1 -ten rn, scnc-a-sh1p -'1 I T Y ' ',. ',, , tessts at XI A 9 . Txzey 1' 1- 1-a we azi . c . - ,. A e tc w n a s A splr. n A 5 , . - - c . V, 57 1 Q A 3 ' 4- -rv Q - ' f-.-. 4- -- fs 1 h na d Se -ng ,c L1ed A1 rlant Jas 'c sec - ' ..' ' - ' - - ri ' v 'P -' n 5 3 the 1 uer. -hey L111 receive 211 The pro- ' r T ' r rf the tr, . -ad Row 1 Row Ro., 3 VJJXXF' VC. .J Wanda Wlnegardner, Francls Johnston, Erma Adklns, Mary Swlnehart, Gladys Layman, Hazel Hlcks Marcella Dalllng, Erma Defenthaler Llnda Sweet, Dorothy Hlcks Lllllan Kreamer, Harrlet Stoner, Thel ma Francls Dolores Pollock Ruth Du1lHg Florence Coy Dorothy HltChSHS, Pearl Duvall Betty wells Eva Hazel, llSS Kelth Elleen Hochstetter, Ger aldlne Snlth Frarcls Johrson, Jhyllls W16tZ, Luclle Welland, Cleo Blanche Swartz, Carolyn Brlm Flore ce Reltz, Florence Russel, Betty Temple Marcella Martln, Allce ROblPSOY, 3 rbara Tawney, Cornella Roderlck Hazel Traver Llla srun er, Dorna Reed, Margaret Bllss, ATHG1Z Turner --qi, 4 I A N . K, O nip VJ r' f' l U f-, il .J -I KJ .J F ' , ' SQ . , :- D Q 7 23 s U .1 s b . 5 W 17. , . . .1 J - '- H n ' .b M . , A . L A l . 1 . . X . Clausan. T., 0 . W . . - , -- - . . . Y no . . , ' . W . . M - l , I , -fl 4- Q - Q Q w I . r- gun-w in- 'a - K' K. 9 .4 -Y Ss- - - Ng I N I' ' '? or 9 : . 35 n 1 'K N n 1 ' ' .al Z S rlcyfflf fCQNOMleb The entlre Hone Econo lcs group lncludes about l4O stu dents Tbls lS the flPSt year Lake glrls have Jolned a Hore nconorl s club The followlng offlcers were elected Presldent Hazel Hlcks f Presldent Marcella Dalllng, Sec retary Erma Adklns, Treasurer Manda Wlnegardrer Our new lnstrucuor, M133 Kelth, has seen us through a very suc cessful year The progra for the entlre year was dlvlded lnto sever l parts or hUltS The flrst fe weeks lncluded Jelly aklrg and cannlng Then care servlng, and after much of the mothers Next was a small course 1D human re lauwons, followed by color and art, and flnally endlng wlth the oreoaratlon of luncheons and suppers Lake also had a boys' Home Economlcs class thls year lhere were slx boys enrolled Thelr course lncluded good manne s and a small amount of food preparatlon Several delegates were sent to the Home Economics Con ve tlon ln Columbus tols year The ho e Econorlcs classes prepared the food for the Farmers' Institute, and also served and prepared the food For the 5 P tball and r F A Uanquets All ln all,renbers of the classes had a very successful SHG enyoyable yea 5 fN H F - fd N 1. 11 F .. A A m. . .n - . A. . . . . . A .1 71 .LI C ' a . ' . . - A --3 s 0 . v . ' . J- JA . - . - bv - 1 - I 1 a 1L 0 . L . TV!! Y L . 1 . H 'n ' ' . A ' hard labor, the girls put on a style show for the benefit iq e - A A . AA 0 l I . A . T . A ' ' . m . v . . . M- r A - ' . ' , ' - p A ... l' v ff N ..' 1 - 'as.e l T. . . c ' . H .M l MTL V. T - '45 Nl .jd J rvf-NJJX..E LD!-.-1.1 AL SHEAF R lnlo o lter ao a r Qoorer ol t e eea Je w Q f star if t e tear all sea D o.oQA D LL Jlr or o wer We of e best men on tre team Qknl R Qenl r Forrara Tallest man on t e tear Soomoro e G ard a or oat wlen thla fellow 5ets to be a senlor lf Q SGHlOF Juaro ld tra never gives up B f Q n or Juaro laro tnat was a Guard es,mar Glare Bee lresrwan olajer on the tear 1 Seaior Forward low that boy could go! TZ T1 lor Forware Looes for a re ular DOSltlOW next fear I LY Ureshra forwar L tle, bat if he lS like S brot ere he will get there, DD lm LAKE VOC3fl2U3' Uoodv l titre Pl Vooa D ervlll aterv lle FEL CS 1 Cla, ov le Claf c. I' Q56 44p T e l aamee s . 'N 245 N X - F F fo yix P1,X.N X F n,X 'I .E --JH for-'er' -C Lteim-High N A , 9 th e Son with l77 points. L uae tle f C L H ooo. 2 21 EI A l-- ' -i. -P' rf'l d-ill 2 tki . L J. SUHDE.fW'E --o 'o - X v ll-W l t , l h L. H. SCOTl-- lil A r - 1 - -T t H o1' E . 'L ' M. H'oK2-- ' -2 Q-A k ll t . . J. ALEQ--Ja io -2 1-A gl -' ' H T . R. ISEL--Fr F M-lr '- t 0 ll L ' A U. LEKMfN-- l -- -I ' 1 f F. NIE --olnl -- l 1 la-L l 3 L ' A R. HAIR --g ,H K-2 d- it 1 - ' hi 'rw n O- - ONE L -'o. l 24 25 I i le l5 Sl W- ta r 22 55 Tale 'age 22 20 tional 22 l7 Whitier 25 EQ -emi 'l le 25 el Alumni 22 25 W - i l5 E2 Oak Ifroor 26 Sl Peifl Tville Sl 56 y 22 55 Tool il l7 l2 ' j 29 Sl N'yne l7 27 Welt ie' l9 l7 - 7 ol 'h team woi l Q - ani lo t 5 x JJJ VF' Dfqlx. BACK ROW Fred Nletz, Ross Isel, Coach Stout, Howard Scott Wlllls Lehman Rlchard Hanely FRONT ROW James Baker, Jesse Sundermler, Albert Shearer, Dale Gran dall, Marlon HlCkS PO KS, 'OVXQ Q BALL l 1 U ' U1 X...:xJ ,I .Jrl V1 DJ'..: BACK ROW Lucy Reexer Dorothy Krum el Dondus Berrdt oaoh Sanborn, Hazel Dwlght Esther Beokmar orothf H1CkS Brlngman FR ROW' e e e a lola orn r -I 'xx J P 'fr'- ,Xl'x.L'. 'UL ' , ., D I . MIZDLE ROW: Mabel Buehler, Erma lsoh, Hazel Hicks, Norma Freer, Ruth ,TIT J: H l n E ll , T' I . - 7 H' ' P 1 x.l Jy.,.J Dr Jlxi, Dr ,, Thls year's team possessed much Splflt and enthuslasm Every mlnute of each game was fllled w1th the real fight lng spirit The glrls attended practice regularly and dlsplayed the zest and earnestness there which accounted for thelr constant improvement through out the year Our flrst team benefited very much by the good scrlmmages wlth the second team Even though the reserve glrls dld not get to play in the scheduled games,they furnlshed us with other year with the team and wlll no doubt be a valuable a lot of good practice Thls was HH1cks' last year of hlgh school basket ball She was always found on the guard end and she guarded her forward very closely 'Norma, who has played on the team for three years leavlng us too It was but few tlmes that her opponent out Jumped her We are certaln that her place w1ll b hard to fill next year HHelen Bella,' the scrappy llttle forward who was e maln polnt getter of the team, wlll to keep her from scoring 'V1ola' had lots of pep keeping 1 Next year lt wlll be hard to replace passwork Vlola possessed 'Brlngman is another good forwar also leave Lake H throughout the game someone for the good She stlll has an player next year nIsch,' who played left guard, stlll has another year with the team Erma has a huge task ahead of her for next year, but she can do it nSudy,' the 'shortest and sweetest' member of the team wlll be on hand next year, too HDondus, a good guard, always kept her forward from maklng polnts She too, w1ll be on the team next year 'Dorothy K H proved that we Qouldnlt get a long wlthou her and we're glad she'll be back wltr us next year Our freshmen glrls, Dorothy Hlcks, Mabel Beuhler, and Hazel Dwlght, were always ready to support the maln team when called upon The too, w1ll be valuable assets to the team Esther early 1n the team next year Beckman had the mlsfortune to lngure her knee the season thls year and was unable to play wlth durlng the season Esther wlll be also mlssed next fall when the call for basketball glrls 1S given fa P N W I f V 1 Y 'X XX . I XIL . . 7 D . Y YY . ,is n 0 . . S 0 ' . 0 , ' , i this year. Helen was a good shot and it took a good guard ' ' ' 0 't . Y ' YY 0 d. - - 1 . - . Y Y . Y Q J YY ' .. Y ' ' D t T e ame played tVl N ra Opoo ent Woodv lle WhltWGF Walbrldge Nrltmer P6Mb6TVll e Alumnl Oak Harbor Pembervllle Clay Woodvllle Clay Lake 'J O0 Mlss Sanborn, Jno ras been ou coach for the past vear has coached us su essfullf ste deserves muo credlt for she wllllngl devote mack ol her tlme co rlng us t rougrout the season X ,JV-Of f'.lf..J Carl Eaton, Dorothy Mltchell, Helen Falls, Noel Davls, Loretta Hoffman Roland Volker Vlfgll Leatherman and Howard FH1lOT are not shown ln the group The fleld of argumentatlon was a new adventure dents of Lake Hlah th1s year Under the COaChlHg of made an excellent ShOW1Hg lH the tournament held at thls sprlng The questlon for debate was, nResolved for mary of the stu Mr Havver our teams Heldelburg College that all electrlc ut111tl8S should be governmentally owred and operated H More students are expected to enter thls fleld when the call comes next fall for debatlng h g . s j, n's year 'e',g i 24 l7 ' M l7 l4 ' 9 28 ll' A l3 l6 m ' 1 8 l6 . ' l5 9 l9 9 ' l9 l6 l5 20 ' l9 9 l5 aa ' V' I l r A A s V , KHP -r' 'F' !.. Xfn YLNIN na. v Q. , .C ' ROW l Seated ROW 2 Standlng 'r If li AC1 Norval Kopp Kenneth Knudson, Albert Shearer, Carmen DeStaz1o, Jess Hopklns, Fred Nletz Ross lsel, Robert Sohober, Arlo Johnson, Coach Stout, Jesse Sundermeler, Wayne Keller, Roscoe Sampsell f XL' Xf 46'-1-Naam. fun ',.4' W., in My ' . . . . , I l ' I . . I nuqqgg, . . 0 Ei V - .,.. , A V QM A V 'rp an . ' no -W., a if 'Zig 1 ' tt A .........g ' ,, V . V, ,,f'1 F ' Af I Q . ' Q -'lip-4.1. Q ' 1 Q -L W ,L.:- V . ,- ,K,-nf- x V ' - - .. '- . ' fm 'N 'na . ' -2 ' '- ' V ' -N--' .. - ' ' N... ' ' ' 1- K. A ., WM I V ' N '-' , W . ' ' '- ff K- -' or ' - w i, ' . ' 1, 3 an - ' Z- - .fit - hfdvfieix -uw , , . : 1 , ,Q , ,af .- ' . ., , - , . . Q 1 1 ,. J,g,5W gif,-, V, I, V- .-7 ,- v -A-1. l. A VA. A 1. Q .. .5. ,. '- - MAQW --. 1 P' Y 2 1 fi If Q 5 ,. . . QM-I - 5 V ,, .'f f J' I -:fl . .- . 5 f 'iF xi I 'K' Q ' V . ,A ' f N ' li A 2 Q 5' Y . 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W he l,.. 1 .lx..r'x.:.Ix. .V JLJI This year's track team consisted almost entirely of freshmen, since there were only three men left from last year The following boys were on the team Norval Kopp, Jesse Hopkins, Ross Isel, Roscoe Sampsell, Albert Shear er, Arlo Johnson, Fred Nietz, Jesse Sundermeier, Robert Schober, and Carmen DeStazio Our team held several practice meets before the county meet We were defeated by Genoa and Perrysburg, but tied with Maumee May 7th and 8th the second annual Wood County Track Meet was held at Tontogany Here we received third place ranked first with thirty five and one half points and Wayne came out a close second with thirty five The following places were taken by our boys in the pre limenaries first in their heats by DeStaz1o in the lOO, Shearer in the 44O,and the relay team consisting of Kopp, Isel, Shearer,and DeStazio, seconds by Nietz,and Isel in the 880, Nietz in the mile, and Sundermeier in the shot put, third by Shearer in the javelin, and Kopp qualified for the pole vault In the finals, firsts were taken by Shearer in the 440 and the half mile relay team Isel and Nietz came in second and third in the 880 and DeStaz1o, fourth in the lOO A third place was taken by Sundermeier in the shot put Ties for third place were made by Shearer in the Javelin throw and Kopp in the pole vault Our track team this year was a better balanced one than most of our former teams If these fellows continue to practlce and additional ones come out next year, there's no reason why we, too, can't have a champion track team in the near future 'rw fwf 'Fw On in the county with our twenty-nine points. Tontogany X Nix K n s 3 ff, ,x ,, , 0 fgflpr W- Q JI k +395 Xk'5f:n1 1 LOAF. wr - .A 4 7 7 X- I , I 1 01.1.1 , X ,V 'X 1 x ' , Q73 X' Sic - 0 4. W QM 66 4' 0 A oi :FJ of 1 k 15YnafA 7 J , X S' ff' Qoerke man af-0,1 0,435 1 4 x Nu Zjel' 5.-543 Pr LJLDIL.. MARION n CAS '3 HROSIG, the master mlnded captaln UL Lage, IS a consistent 333 hltter and an excellent short stoo ALBERT SHEARER '39 'Al 15 a re ular Lou Gerhlg at f1TSt Ore of the best hltters on the sq ad 6Hd1Hg last fall at 3oO HOWARD SCOTT 39 HSCOLLIG says he doesn t llke to pltcb e'd hate to thlnk what mlght happen 1f he d1d ROSS ISEL '4O uJoe 18 a very dependable freshman back stop hltter who comes throwgh IH the plnches RICHARD COY '38 nD1ck' IS one of owr most dependable out fleld ers, a splendld left hand slugger wlth a nlce battlng average CARL EATON '37 Can play any posltlon on the dlamond D1tChSS well and 1S a falr hltter 1 ll HOWARD FAILOR 38 Blg Fallcr lS a smooth WOTk1Hg th1rd bagver who bats about 333 HAROLD FAILOR 39 Lee IS the second Fallor and 1S good quallty a fly hawk and good batter CLARENCE GOECKERMON '39 'Corkle lS an easy motlon pltcher, a re l able second baseman and falr hltter we expect to see marked lmprovement wlth addltlcnal welght ROBERT ASMAN '39 AZ18 IS a good nat red lad who plays a falr game of ball VIRGIL BRINGMAN '40 He llkes h1s base ball but lacks experlence Yet plays ln the oltfleld MARVIN BRINGMAN '4O As a freshman he looks very promlslng, l1Ke hls brother IS an outflelder WILLIAM SICmLE '4O Blll plays IH the outfleld and has pltched several lnnings Keen worklng Bllll RICHARD KELLER 38 'Dlck' has roamed conslderaoly ln center fleld where he does fery well but he doesn't seem to be able to get hls eye on the apple RICHARD HANELY '4O uD1ck nearly made the team last fell He came out wlth detenmination and made it this spr1ng He 1S llght but should make much 1mprovement with practlce KENNETH KNUDSON '39 nCh1ll1e has not seen any 8Ct1OH as yet thls sprlng but was ln for a few lnnings last fall I4 3 ' X 'I 'X ' A 1-nm' 111 Yr - 77-.. 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H . . . . 0 I N N I N C N CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 36 School opens Freshmen and more freshmen Welcome to our new teachers Enrollment of 710 pUP1lS Ass1gnments beg1n Our f1FSt week end Dale Crandall the new JUn1OT pres1dent SeH1OP pF6S1dSHt lS Carl Mandall Lost to Clay 1n flTSt baseball game, l3 2 Staff of Lake Breezes selected, Home Ec g1rls VlS1t Hlrzel Cannlng Company Teachers enterta1ned by Grange Betty Sandwlsch chosen general manager of SUbSCTlpt1OH campa1gn Pembervllle defeats Lake, lO 4 Freshmen to quarry A substltute teacher appears, Mr Kershner for Mr FT1StOS udents W1tH6SS the mOV1S nL1ttle Lord Fauntleroy Rental llbrary ln charge of Dondus Berndt OCTOBER F1TSt lssue of Lake Breezes To Columbus Hlgh School Day JUH1OT play cast p1Ck6d Lake defeats Webster, 6 l, Ag boys lnltlated M8g1ClHH trlcks students Hanscom Players present 'Abraham L1ncoln Lake loses to Luckey, 2 l F1TSt glrls' B B pract1oe 42 present Elghth Grade takes county tests II I Get grade cards for f1FSt t1me Glee Club Boys enterta1n G1rls' Glee Club at Slde Cut Park O Teachers' meet1ng no school 4 Hallowe'enL More tr1cks played NOVEMBER MOV1GS f1TSt November Assembly Class plctures taken SGH1OF F1HgS arr1ve Glrls' B B su1ts handed out 1lSS Offerman speaks on nHobb1es F C Cloves glves 1nterest1ng lecture of South Amerlca Qu1et one day Sen1ors get p1ctures take1 SGHIOTS take lntell1gence Test Dramat1cs Club meet1ng lst l1terary by Mr Greene1sen and Mr Stout B B boys beaten by Vocat1onal 1H lst game of season, 24 23 Yum! Yum! pheasant for d1nner Cold weather beg1ns Short features prove e terta1n1ng assembly program DGVOtlOH8l assembly led by Mr Balls game at WOOdV1ll6 Esther hurt Thanksg1v1ng poor turkeys! 2? Lakes' g1rls lose to Uh1tmers', l? l4 I' cl J ,Y 80 0 q 9. ' . lO. ' ' . l2. ' . 140 5 . ' i 0 21. ' ' ' . 22. ' 1 - . 23. . . . . . . 24. . . . . . 25a . ' , Q 28. ' . . ' . 29. St ' ' ' .H 30. ' ' . 2. . . . . 3. --- ' . 5. ' ' . 6. J I - . . . . , - . . . 13. I ' 'H' - . 150 . . 0 e Q n l6. ' . 2O. F. F. A. present Here Comes Charlie' before large crowd. 21. ' ' . 26. . . 1 . 3 l . o 31 ' . 3. . -- . . 6. . 1 . . . . . 10. ' . . ' . 12. M' ' .N 16' . . . . . . . lY. ' -- -' ' r. 18. ' ' ' . 1-90 . l a I 0 I 0 0 20. . . ' ' - . 22. ' . 23. ' . 240 Il . n 250 Q W l 0 - 0 Bo E0 ' . ' g 26. L ' ' , - 0 Q 0 Q n n s a o X W n v 2c TARCH Mr Baker holds flrst band rehearsal Grade cards! Freshman class p1ns arrlve Olney Iother's Club presents NY1mmy Yonson's Yob Intramural Tournament Freshles take the cup 1 erary 'Clympla Through the Ages AOV19S Olymplcs 1D Berlln Mollne and lllbury Churches present Easter Pageant ootllghters portray scenes of 'Phantom Bells Sophomore edltlon of Lake Breezes Good lrlday no school' Bus acc dent Basketball Banquet ABRIL Dld you get fooled? Senlors take Scholarshlp examlnatl n at B G Amerlcan Leglon puts on Amatuer Show Several Home Ec glrls 1n olumbus as Lake delegates reshmen and Footllghters see nThe Soldler and the Lady B B Glrls have welner roast Mlss Furry's and Mr Hawver's llterary Mr Hawver and debate teams to T11f1n D1FSt baseball game Walte Lake 4 lr March tells students of strange b1TdS and anlmals of Australla Standard C11 Company presents seelng Ohlo Wood Codrty 1uS1C estlval hall day school MAY F F a rome Ee welner roast Baseball game Vocatlonal l2 Lake 4 Track meet wlth ferrys urg All county track meet at To ary Annual sent to press enlors present Caught on the Rebound Junlor S6HlO' Banque at ladlsor Tea Room a ly Day r shman graduatlon hootlng Stars Baccalaureate servlces at Wol ne Evangellcal Church rlnal Exams Flnal Exams Dld you pass? Senlor radaatlon Qchool's Out 2. I 9 1 Q 3- - 4. ' ' . X ' .H ' 5. I . . 11. L't --' ' ,H 12. x . -d . . . . l6. ' M' u A , 15. F ' - n ' ,H 26. A ' ' . 26. T ' L-- . 29. i . 30. C 1. '1 . A 3. . p . . .Q O . 9. . . . 10. . . ' ' C . 12. F ' ' ,H 140 0 Q - . O 150 - I . I 16' I .ru . I 1.80 1- o . 5, s 20. uBeads On a Stringn presented by school. Second baseball game. Clay 3, Lake O 22. 1 . ' ' ' , 23. . - J up - - .xx 30. f 1 1 If ' ' -- 6- . 40 Q aAo ': 0 ' o I 1 . S. ' 2 b . 3- es - - 101 ' , a 13. S - Q Il A .H 15. ' - ' , t L ' l . 21. R 1 --F e ' ' -HQ ' ,H 23. B ' 1. 1 ' . 24. Y-1. C 25' - it 1 . 2Y. ' G ' . 1'1u.:L9-S P '..x n' 'S' 5 P 5 . I YA x 0rfor7 wtf' 5 Fpfpf SJ 015 Q-GR Clrfvf Ffarflrce mmf Hgh' U ar flfdffffa 0 Na mvla G pfdfffff' 0' 795 1570 yf' I S 6051 'N fb fVPl n 0 Cf-wr 6' sz Heyy V10 0 2' hfefe n ,Uoro 71,457 Dorf 5 Know your fIH'?S wfff ??? SHI v IDA!! Cadfzf 4' Hfs 1957 4-gfhfr, ffgffwf A K5 C1?fU6' Mnda 9 00g A 0171 I 010, 'Ye '!' H 1 .1 Csaugflf 014 fi? WPAQUMK! 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