Leipsic High School - Le Hi Yearbook (Leipsic, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

f'r'Bri in1 HSi HS Iw.1 Si'is Hfi !$ 1H 111 “H :! i'iillite.. i'-ll'll'iu SMI mm nnu aim THE 1956 LE-HI THE SENIOR CLASS OF'56 DEDICATION We, the class of 1956, respectfully dedicate this issue of the Le-Hi to Mr. J. R. White, our superintendent, teacher, and friend. We hope that Mr. White may continue for many more years to give his leadership, guidance and understanding to the students of our school. APPRECIATION We, the students of Leipsic High School, wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Charles H. Garster, who wrote for us the Leipsic Victory March , which has become our school fight song. We know that Victory March , as well as many other arrangements by Mr. Garster, will be long remembered by the graduates of Leipsig High School. ALMA MATER Second Verse: May it stand above the rest. May it always be The School of all our highest hopes, And of Loyalty. 7 7 7 7 COOKS JANITORS r 8US DRIVERS 6uidaucc MRS. HARTLEY Bowling Green State Univ. B. S. Commercial MR. GARSTER Bowling Green State Univ. B.S. Vandercook College, M.M.E. Vocal and Instrumental Music MR. STREIGHT Wittenberg College B.S. University of Alabama M.A. Assistant Coach Social Science - Driver Ed. MRS. RADENBAUGH Bowling Green State University B.S. Physical Education Home Economics MRS. WHITE Bluffton College A. B. English SUPERINTENDENT MR. WHITE Defiance College A. B. Ohio State University M. A. Chemistry MRS. FOLEY Defiance College B.S. Social Studies English MR. STITES Huntington College B.S. Science Speech MR. FLINT Ohio State University B. S. College of Agriculture Vocational Agriculture MR. WARD Bowling Green State University Science Mathematics - History MR. CHRISTY v Bowling Green State University B.S. M Industrial Arts i MR. SHIVELEY r I ▼ Ohio Northern University A. B. - University of Michigan M. A. f Mathematics PRINCIPAL MRS. GARSTER Bluffton College A.B. Ohio State University M. A. Language MR. HARTMAN Findlay College B.S. Coach-Physical Education Geography MRS. HUNTER Rio Grande College Fourth Grade MRS. LICHTY Bluffton College Fifth and Sixth Grade MISS HERSH Ohio Northern University B.S. Fifth Grade MRS. PLASSMAN Bowling Green State University B.S. Second Grade MRS. RIGEL Bowling Green State University Sixth Grade MISS WHITE Bowling Green State University Second and Third Grade MRS. BACH Bluffton College Bowling Green State University Third Grade MRS. BROOKS Ohio Northern University Second Grade MRS. HERRING Fort Wayne Normal School Bowling Green State University Findlay College First Grade SECRETARY MRS. MARJORIE SHAFFER LEFT TO RIGHT: Viigil Tooman, President; Donald Place, Clerk; Chester Haughn, George Moorhead, Vice-President; William Wagner. SCHOOL BOARD STUDENT COUNCIL Donald Bucher. Martha Jane Wilson. Eddie Rigel, Shirley White, Mr. White, Pat Schroeder , Jim Myers, Marilyn Kuhlman, Mrs. Garster, Fred David, Rebecca Benton, Garland Bass, Janeen Hook, Jack Shoemaker. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS ROOM REVIEWS Compliments of HOME ECONOMICS BAND AMERICAN HISTORY Dr. Donahue AMERICAN PROBLEMS CLASS OFFICERS GRACE NEMIRE Grace When joy and duty clash, let duty go smash. Class President 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Con-r test Chorus 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Annual Staff 4; Viking Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 2,3,4. PATRICIA KELLEY Pat She has a certain earnestness that we all admire. Co-Vice-President 4; Chorus 4; Le-Hi Assistant Editor 4; Viking Staff 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 4; Girls State 3. JANICE TOOMAN Mort All she does is very well done. Class Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Viking Staff 1, 2; Class Officer 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Office Girl 1.2.3,4. PAUL STUBER Paul A mind full of knowledge is a mind that never fails. Co-Vice-President 4; Chorus 1,2; Contest Chorus 1, 2; Band 1,2; Intramurals 2; Annual Staff 4; VikingStaff 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; F.F.A. 3,4. OUR ADVISOR BONNIE DICKEY Bonzo Always helpful, always good always doing something as she should. Class Treasurer 4; Chorus 1; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3. To Mr. Robert Streight for his never-ending efforts in advising us throughout our high school fears, we the class of '56 say a big THANK YOU . B z JERRY BEAN Jerry Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3. REBECCA BENTON Becky She looks quite safe and sound--so does gun powder. Chorus 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Le-Hi Editor 4; Class Officer 2; Class Play Prompter 3; Girls Chorus 4; Student Council 3,4. ROBERT BERGER Bob” Up! Up! My friend and quit your books. Intramurals 2, 3; Basketball 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Industrial Arts Club 3; Baseball 2. MARY BROOKS Mary Actions speak and so do women. Chorus 1, 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3; Office Girl 4. NANCY BUDD Clancy If worry were the only cause of death, then I will live forever. Librarian 4; Girls Glee-Continental 1. DALLAS BUTLER Dali Move over and make room for me at the top. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 1.2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2; Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Football Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. DALE CHAMBERLIN Bo An athlete who is a sportsman as well. ” Annual Staff 4; Track 2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. JUDY CORRON Jude She is as kind as she is fair. Chorus 1,3,4; Contest Chorus 3,4; Viking Staff 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Girls Chorus 4. EVAN DAVID Mose Life is just one chuckle after another. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 3 , ANITA DILLON Nita A stately maiden and self-possessed. Chorus 1; Intramurals 2; Annual Staff 4; Viking Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 1? Class Play 3; Office Girl 1, 2; Student Council 2. LOU ANN ELLERBROCK Buttons Ah, why should life all labor be? Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Art of Debate Play 3; Girls Chorus 4. NORMA FENBERT Norma It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Chorus 1; Intramurals 2; Class Officer 1, 3; Class Play-Announcer 3; Librarian 3; Art of Debate Play 3. LOWELL HAWKINS Giant Good things come in small packages.' Intramurals 2; F.F.A. 3,4. PHYLLIS KEERAN Phyl Full of likable simplicity and quietness. ” Science Club 1, 2, Portage, Ohio; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Contest Chorus 3,4; Intramurals 4; Viking Staff 4; Class Officer 1, 2, Portage, Ohio; Librarian 4; Girls Chorus Portage 1; Leipsic 4. ROBERT HAMMOND Bob It is gentle manners that prove so irresistible to women. Chorus 1; Class Officer 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; F.F.A. 3.4. ANTONIO HONES TO Tony Leave silence to the saints, I am but a human. Contest Chorus 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4. SANDRA KEERAN Sandy She is full of life and she is full of fun. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 4; Band 3,4; Viking Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. GEORGE KINDLE George You can't fool me - I'm too ignorant. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Viking Staff 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; An of Debate Play 3. NANCY LLOYD Spunky Aloose page from the book of fun, Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 2; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleading 1,4; Halloween Atten -dant 4. CAROL LAMPH1ER Carol Sheis witty; she is gay, laughing all the day. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Contest Chorus 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Viking Staff 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Librarian 2,3; Girls State 3. HOWARD MEDLEY Poochy I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. Intramurals 1; Basketball 2. KENNETH KUHLMAN Kenny To play the game for all there's in it, to play the game and play to win it. Chorus 2, 3, 4; Contest Chorus 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Viking Staff 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Class Play 3; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Art of Debate Play 3; Halloween King 4; Industrial Arts Club 3. JANETTE KNEPPER Trouble The reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Class Play Prompter 3, Librarian 1,2. BETTY KENNEDY Betsy Like a well-known brand of coffee, always fresh and always dated. Toledo 1; Y-Teens 1; Zethalatheans 1; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3; Halloween Attendant 4. JAMES MYERS Jim He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Track 1, 2; Student Council 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. EVELYN NIESE Evie If studying's a crime, I'm not guilty. Chorus 1,3,4; Contest Chorus 3,4; Viking Staff 3,4; Girls Chorus 4. MARTHA NIESE Mike The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. ” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Girls Chorus 4. RICHARD NIESE Dick Haste makes waste, what's your hurry. Intramurals 2; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 3, 4; Baseball 1. DAVID PEOPLES Davy He enjoys life to its fullest. Intramurals 1, 2; Viking Staff 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Art of Debate Play 4. JOHN OSBORN Olson Quiet in appearance with motive unknown. Intramurals 1, 2; Class Play 3; Football 1; Student Council 2. LUANE RADER Luane To know the girl is to like her. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 3,4; Intramurals 4; Annual Staff 4; Viking Staff 2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 4. OTHMER SCHROEDER Author Speech is silver, silence is.gold. Baseball 3,4; Intramurals 2; F.F.A. 3, 4. BEVERLY SHOEMAKER Bev She looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Chorus 1; Annual Staff 4; Viking Staff 3,4. GARY SHAFER Bill What he dared to think he dared to do. Intramurals 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3; Basketball 1; Football 4; Track 4; F.F.A. 3,4; Art of Debate Play 4. JOHN SCHWAB John ” We know him by the noise he doesn't make. Viking Staff 4. FREDRICK TOBIEN Fred A lamp of knowledge shining bright. NaturwissenschafflichesStadtiches.Gym-nasium, in Wuppertal, Vohwinkel, Germany Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; F. F. A. 4. MARY ANN WARNECKE Mary Ann 'Better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shodow. Chorus 1; Intramurals 2; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3. ROSE ANN WEIS Queenie 'Sugar and spice and everything nice. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Cheerleading3,4;F.F.A. Queen 3; Art of Debate Play 3; Halloween Queen 4; Girls Chorus 4. MICHAEL RADENBAUGH Mike” Whatever you do, whatever you say, he's alwaysyour friend in every way. feOBERT WORTHINGTON Bob 'Beware! I may do something sensational. ’ Intramurals 2,3; Basketball 1; F.F. A. 4. BABY PICTURES fieoKtf Kindle Bos UJortumton 'Be' Smo mmc£ M� hy An«m Wwu� ec� tE jM|)Y Corro Bkcky BecvTow J� vice TooriRN JOHV 0 8ORIV KsnWV KuhlWM SfcNO KS XRW Janette K er £t Uu n R� orR. Vancy Lw� yc BABY PICTURES V ' I -pAui. Sru� t«. FfiNWM -Bookie Oxckiy Cakoi. Pat KetLEr Bic Pittas Bob Hanmaoko Lou Arvv EuteRBtocK. Maky Brooks Imv lCfvN ov j,H £, « «, Daue CHAmfcfcttu Anita Diu_op WHO'S WHO NEATEST BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATHLETIC BEST MANNERED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST MOST AMBITIOUS WITTIEST MOST HELPFUL IN CLASS OF '56 MOST LIVELY MOST TALKATIVE MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY MOST BASHFUL MOST DRAMATIC TEACHER'S PET QUIETEST OLD MAID BACHELOR CLASS OF 1956, SENIOR CLASS WE, THE I. JERRY BEAN, will my shrill whistle to Scott Moorhead. I, REBECCA BENTON, will a refill for the Le-Hi editor’s aspirin bottle to Eileen Alt. I, ROBERT BERGER, will my intelligence to Harry Henry. I, MARY BROOKS, will my used clarinet reeds to Ruth Lehman. 1, NANCY BUDD, will my height to Judy Klenk. I, DALLAS BUTLER, will my position as football co-captain to Barry Ruben. I, DALE CHAMBERLIN, will my position as captain of the football team, which through difficulties I could not fulfill, to Ronnie Settlemire. I, JUDY CORRON, will my position as librarian 4th period to Joan Bender. I, EVAN DAVID, will my ability to write statements of fact in Mr. White’s classes to any Junior who will need it. I, BONNIE DICKEY, will the treasury books of the Senior class to anyone who thinks he can keep them straight. I, ANITA DILLON, will my ability to get in early at night to any Junior who can’t. I, LOU ANN ELLERBROCK, will my short haircut to Pat Budd. We, NORMA FENBERT and MARY ANN WARNECKE, will our friendship throughout the past 12 years to anyone who will keep our spirits alive in old L. H. S. by die correct use of it. I, ROBERT HAMMOND, will my smile to David Cusac. I, LOWELL HAWKINS, will my study hall seat to anyone who needs it. I, TONY HONESTO, will my ability to get along with the guys in the huddle to Ronnie Settlemire. I, PHYLLIS KEERAN, will my position as librarian to anyone who wants it. I, SANDRA KEERAN, will my position as majorette to any girl who thinks she can take bumps and bruises. I, PATRICIA KELLEY, will my muscles to Eugene Lazenby. 1, BETTY KENNEDY, will my nickname “Myrt” to Larry Gillespie who thinks it's Mort. I, GEORGE KINDLE, will my five study halls a day to Fred David who may need them in the future. WILL MAKE THIS OUR WILL AND TESTAMENT I, JANETTE KNEPPER, will my false teeth to Dale Todd in case he gets into a fight. I, KENNY KUHLMAN, will my elf ears to any underclassman who likes them. I, CAROL LAMPHIER, will the worries of the Senior card selling daze to any Junior who wants them. I, NANCY LLOYD, will my love for sports to any Junior who doesn’t have a reason to. I, HOWARD MEDLEY, will all my baseball and basketball experience to Mr. Hartman. I, JAMES MYERS, will my laughter echo through the halls of L. H. S. to the future generations of L. H. S. I, GRACE NEMIRE, wiU the mental pains of being Viking editor to Ruth Lehman. I, EVELYN NIESE, will my ability to miss school to Pat Schroeder. I, MARTHA NIESE, will my good times in school to anyone who is bored. I, RICHARD NIESE, will my job of F. F. A. president to any fellow member. I, JOHN OSBORN, will my bottle of ’’Wildroot” to Lardy Lazenby. I, DAVID PEOPLES, will my curly hair to anyone who can handle it. I, LUANE RADER, will my naturally curly hair to Florence Swearengin. I, JOHN SCHWAB, will my position as sports’ editor of the ’’Viking’’ to anyone who wants it. I. BEVERLY SHOEMAKER, will my ability to skate backward to Joyce Shartzer. I, OTHMER SCHROEDER, will my left-handed graphite stick to any southpaw Senior of the class of ’’57.’’ I, PAUL STUBER, will my ability to get along with Mr. Hartman to any Junior boy who can’t. I, GARY SHAFER, will my ability to sleep in class to anyone who can’t. I, FRED TOBIEN, will my haircut to Fred David. I, JANICE TOOMAN, will my ability to be an old maid and live in Colorado to some good-looking man that would like to follow. I, ROSE ANN WEIS, will my cheerleading ability to any J unior who wants it as much as I did. I. ROBERT WORTHINGTON, will my driver’s license to a person whose lioense has been suspended. HALLOWEEN ROYALTY QUEEN KING ATTENDANTS SCHOOL 1955 September 6 9 16 21-23 23 30 October 4 7 14 14 21 21 27 28 31 November 4 11 16 18 22 25 30 December 2 9 16 17 21 23 27-29 January 4 6 13 Vacation over .... but all good things must come to an end. Football Preview. Lost our first football game to Vanlue. Vacation already! Out for County Fair. Won over Payne. Defeated again .... by Pandora. Senior class hayride and party. Our third football loss to Columbus Grove. Safety Program Lost to N. Baltimore .... Bad Luck again! A dance sponsored by the F.F.A. Tied up game with Paulding 0-0. Won over Hicksville .... Betty Luck! Vacation again! Teacher’s meeting . . . . but they’ll be back. Halloween Parade. King and Queen were crowned. Lost our last game to Delphos Jefferson. Our luck didn’t last long! Junior Play “Home Sweet Homicide.’’ A supper sponsored by the Seniors. Won over Cory-Rawson in first basketball game this year. Won over Hoytville. Whee I Won over Glandorf. First Every Pupil Tests. Defeated O.S.P.P. Won over Miller City. A winning streak! We beat Ottawa Public. Junior party and dance. Beat Continental. Sixth game in a row! Alumni downed our undefeated team. Vikings take Christmas Tournament Championship. Back to School. A welcome relief after all the Christmas excitement. Won over Ottoville--Good game! First loss of season to Kalida. CALENDAR 1956 14 20 20 21 27 30 February 1 2 3 6 10 22 25 Mabch 15 21 22 24 27 April 3 20 May 5 19 20 20-25 25 25 Hamler bows to Leipsic. Senior Scholarship Tests at Ottawa. Vikings topped Vaughnsville. Putnam County Music Festival. Our second loss was to Columbus Grove. Bad Luck. Vacation .... icy weather. Junior Supper, a huge success! Seniors measured for caps and gowns. Played Pandora-Gilboa in basketball. What do you know, we won again! Vacation .... more icy weather. Defeated Ft. Jennings. More vacation! Washington’s birthday. Took Putnam County Basketball Championship for the third consecutive year. Junior Magazine Drive began. BPW Supper for Senior Girls. Sophomores select their class rings. Band and Chorus participate in District Music Contest at Bluffton. Every Pupil Tests again! Preliminary Scholarship Tests Seniors present class play. Final Scholarship Tests at B.G.S.U. Junior-Senior Prom. Baccalaureate address. Seniors take trip to Washington, D.C., and New York. Commencement. The big vacation starts again .... We’re not so happy over this one! SdVNS UOIN1S a; SENIORS IN THE MAKING It all began in September of ’52. We were just green” F reshmen, and did the Seniors ever know it! .... On Monday of the second week of school we, the Freshies, wageda friendly battle. The girls wore one high-heel shoe and one low-heel shoe, an old ankle length dress, a necktie, half of their hair pinned up, and makeup on one side of their faces. The boys wore jewelry and more jewelry, lots and lots of makeup, an apron wrong side out, hair ribbons, and trousers, rolled up to the knee. That night. Freshman Night, the Sophomores took all of their spite out on us. They fed us potato chips seasoned with red pepper, made us drink alum water, put soy-beans down our neck, and stuck our hands in “fishworms which later proved to be only cooked spaghetti. That year we chose Mr. Streight to guide us through the next four years. What a year our first year was! Beginning our sophomore year we welcomed Betty Kennedy into our menagerie .... Under the direction of Dallas Butler, the class president, we took our turn initiating the Freshmen .... those poor children” really suffered. Freshman Night was the most memorable thing all that year, but we did all the other things any ‘innocent’ Sophomore would do. Did you say we had only two more years to go? Little did we know what we were asking. Hadn’t we heard of the Junior Play, the Junior Supper, tournament program selling, the Junior-Senior Prom, besides attendance at class now and then? We began by tackling one thing at a time—quite the logical thing to do, we thought .... The Junior Play, Where There’s a Will There’s a Way,” was led to a huge success by Mr. Stites, our play director. We served ham or steak at our supper, and it was a big success. The program selling was a riot. We finally wound up that year with the Prom which was just “super.” September .... school .... Seniors ! The first thing we did was to elect the officers that would help Mr. Streight to lead us to a great and glorious finish. We chose Grace Nemire, President; Paul Stuber and Pat Kelley, Co-Vice-Presidents; Bonnie Dickey, Treasurer; and Janice Tooman, Secretary. To begin with we put the Freshmen through their paces on Freshman Day. Then we set up the committees that would sell at the football and basketball games. We had a car wash, a turkey supper, and ever so many other things among which were the prom the Juniors put on for us, and the Senior trip on which everyone had barrels of fun. Our Baccalaureate was held on the Sunday before we left on the trip, and it set each of us to thinking about the future; then came GRADUATION. We’re really out of school, and none of us can believe it. We all wish we were going back again next year. Since that is not true, we’ll bid farewell to L. H. S., our teachers, and our advisor, Mr. Streight. who led us to many successes. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Oh! This bookkeeping is hard, and I’m getting so sleepy. I guess I’ll quit for a while and catch up on my sleep. I just hope Mr. Hartman doesn't catch on. Does that calendar read May 1966 ? Yes, Robert Worthington and Anita Dillon are married and are running the world’s most famous clothing store. Janette Knepper, Janice Tooman and Betty Kennedy are their most famous models. “The shapely trio they’re called. Mary Brooks is busily engaged in teaching the little “angels in her kindergarten class to be big “angels.” George Kindle grew up and is now employed by Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus as the world’s tallest and strongest man. Dale Chamberlin and Nancy Lloyd are married and they are busy furnishing Mary Brooks with “material” for her kindergarten. Dallas Butler is now President of the United States, Evan David is Vice-President and Bonnie Dickey is Treasurer. Norma Fenbert, Mary Ann Warnecke, and Lou Ann Ellerbrock are the three top wheels in the United States’ newly founded Friendship Circle. If you ever need a tooth treated, go to James Myers, the dentist who treated Dallas's toothache. If it didn’t hurt the President very much, it surely can’t hurt us common people at all. Robert Berger owns and operates the largest trucking line ever, with Judy Corron as his private secretary. The Supreme Court is now presided over by Patricia Kelley, the greatest Supreme Court Judge since John Marshall. There are two great cartoonists in the U.S. now, Jerry Bean and Beverly Shoemaker. No one keeps a sad face very long with a book of their cartoons around. John Schwab is now the Sports Editor for the U. S. Weekly and since reading his write-ups everyone is now interested in sports of all kinds. You wouldn't recognize Germany since Fred Tobien has gone back. He is the leader of Germany now and there have been some changes made.’’ Carol Lamphier, Phyllis Keeran, and Luane Rader are all employed by the Ohio Power as private secretaries. Sandra Keeran is drum majorette for the Ohio State Band, and, therefore is leader of one of the U.S.’s greatest football parade bands. David Peoples is the man of many ghosts. He owns the largest funeral home in New York and Gary Shafer is his assistant embalmer. Howard Medley has changed, muchtoeveryone’s surprise, and is now a professor of astrology with Nancy Budd as his assistant. Othmer Shroeder, Lowell Hawkins, and Robert Hammond have founded a club for “not-so-very-talkative-men. They have been all over the world seeking members, but so far they have found only ten that measure up to the standards. Evelyn Niese and Martha Niese, much to everyone’s surprise, are at the head of the U.S. educational system encouraging all of the little angels” of the U.S. to attend schooL (They had better attend or else!! I!) Rose Ann Weis, having decided to make her beauty an example for all of the young women of the world, opened a beauty salon which is now known all over the world. Rebecca Benton and Grace Nemire have taken pity on all high school yearbook editors and their literary editors and have opened an instructional schooL These people can attend for two weeks a year for the small sum of $5,000 a week. (That’s pity?) John Osborn and Paul Stuber are now two of the world’s greatest mathematicians. No wonder my children won’t take geometry! They’ve invented some new theorems. Kenny Kuhlman is the idol of all little boys; he is practically a one man basketball team. That’s what that big round thing atop his shoulders is ! A basketball. Tony Honesto is a famous senator from the state of Texas, known to filibuster for a total of 100 hours at a time. No wonder the U.S. is such a windy place! Richard Niese is now at the helm of the national organization of the Future Farmers of America. I wonder-----------Do you suppose all that I dreamed will actually happen? It would seem funny if it did; and yet it just might. Only time can tell. FIRST ROW: Michael Schreiber, Keith White, Ruth Ann Schroeder, Pat Schroeder, Joanna Peach, Judy Klenk, Marilyn Zeller, Judy Henry, Ruth Stout, Joyce Shartzer, Pat Budd, Norma Niese, Ben Smith, Robert Williams. SECOND ROW: Charles Recker, Donald Berger, Joetta Buerschen, Emma Jean Wilson, Ruth Lehman, Marilyn Meyers, Eileen Alt, Florence Swearingen, Sharon Elston, Betty Alt, Gary Carter, Arthur Beam. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Hartley, Larry Selhorst, Franklin Kindle, David Cusac, Jerry Dillinger, Duane Brooks, William Berg, Robert Hazelton, Garland Bass, Don Russell, Ronnie Settlemire, Tom Weaver. ABSENT: Virgil Moran, Dale Todd, Harry Henry, Joan Kuhlman, Marilyn Butler. JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR SNAPS Compliments of DR. R. B. MITCHELL FIRST ROW: Rosemary Lovell, Doris Kagy, Patricia Niese, Leona Martin, Mary Rothenberger, Rita Basinger, Joyce Farthing, Marilyn Kuhlman, Chris Coffman, Judy Tawney. SECOND ROW: Barry Ruben, Richard Rivera, Ruth Hathorn, Helen Berger, Judy Kindle, Janeen Osborn, Peggy Tooman, Mary Peterson, Marcia Huntsman, Daniel Straley, Paul Myers. THIRD ROW: Robert Moratt, Harry Bennett, Richard Winkel, Donald Farthing, William Ranes, Dale Ward, Ronald Kreinbrink, Fred David, Adrian Kuhlman, Scott Moorhead, Bernard Kreinbrink, Bob Dietsch, Harold George. FOURTH ROW; Joe Niese, Clement Metzger, Charles Kindle, Richard Hammond, Gerald Grose, Tom Wyant, Robert Hohenbrink, Roger Bell, John Fenbert, Wayne Rayle, Eugene Lazenby, Larry Gillespie, Mr. Stites, advisor. SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Betty Kohls. Janet Barber, Mary Bryan, Betty Rieman, Pat Chamberlin, Rita Ellerbrock, Judy Young, Beverly Buerschen, Miriam Benton, Dorothy Dickey, Judy Mull, Mary Settlemire, Janet Fralick, Patty Ellerbrock, Patty Siebeneck, Mrs. White. SECOND ROW: Fred Arnold, Mike Moorman, Janice Bass, Kay Baker, Joan Bender, Karen Kress, Myrna Dewar, Karen Desgrange, Mary Lou Henry, Martha Jane Wilson, Dorothy Mae Schroeder, AlvinaHonesto, Dorothy Schroeder, Edward Knueven. THIRD ROW: August Schroeder. Gerald McDonald, Charles Burner, Troy Grant, Dale Dildine, Bill Berger, Jack David, Richard Brooks, Richard Schroeder, Ronald Haselman, Eddie Robinson, Jack Shoemaker, Kenny Kaufman, David Zimmerman, William Niese, John Kimmet. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Goedde, Virgil Niese, Paul Jones, Robert Alt, Bernard Niese, Stuart Smith, James Kelley, Richard Barbier, Ronnie Patterson, John Casteel, Jeffrey Schreiber, Howard Alt, Gerald Keeran, Roy Inbody, Fred Kindle. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Larry Donnell, Chas. Reed, Shirley White, Virginia Brooks, Ruth Settlemire, Patty Ward, Imogene Zeisloft, Sharon Schoenauer, Diana Kindle, Jackie Leeson, Jerry Baden, Gene Basinger, Terry Shafer. SECOND ROW: William Shawber, Richard Mangus, Glenda Berger, Donna McDougle, Angel Ranes, Phyllis Jones, Patty Leinsetter, Nancy Foley, Shirlee Ward, Tom Howard, Albert Fackler, Mr. Ward. THIRD ROW: Lynn Johnson, Ted Weaver, Dennis Frey, Lee Fackler, Lee Dietsch, James Spitnale, Larry Rigel, James Stuber, Don Pfister, Eddie Rigel. ABSENT: Bernard Desgrange. EIGHTH AND SEVENTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Dannie Keck, Thomas Young, James Russell, James Gillespie, Donald Bucher, Janet Burner, Carol Dunstan, Julie Frey, Janice Farthing, Judy Dewar, Robert Balbaugh, Gary Rothenberger, Dwight Zeisloft, Richard Thomas. SECOND ROW: A. E. Shiveley, Advisor; Mary Nell Fretwell, Barbara Lovell, Leslie Morrison, Larry Dildine, Frances Bratton, Sharron Butler, Carol Ward, Jerry Haughn, Philip Brooks, Marylene Osenbaugh, Lillian Spimale, Dennis Brooks. THIRD ROW: Judy Stout, Kay Bolman, Janeen Hook, Robert Butler, Larry Morris, Eddie Henry, Linda Stout. Eileen Dillon, Susan Cain, Nancy Hammond, Leonard Combs. FIRST ROW: Billy Swankhouse, Susan Henry, Jimmy Smith, Patty Moorman, Phyllis Zeis loft, Karen Shoemaker, Mike Mull, James Lovell. SECOND ROW: Richard Thornton, William Ingram, Brenda Mc- Curdy, Gary Shoemaker, Martha Ranes, Gary Winkle, Gloria Medley, Gary Swaninger, Lunda McCurdy. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rigel, Paula Mansfield, Bobby Robinson, John Mutchler, Phyllis Tooman, Robert Kaufman, Charlotte Leinsetter, Teddy Meyers, David Parker. ABSENT: Sharon Reed. SIXTH AND FIFTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Wayne Fackler, Nancy Lee Dewar, James Seitz, Carol Shoemaker, Ruth Ann Ward, Gene Shawber, LeJean Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Bobby David, Mary Jane Buckland, Linda David, Kay Weaver, Sandra Claybaugh, Nancy Jo Heg, Ronald Shreck. THIRD ROW: Sue Coffman, Larry Hancock, Linda Lou Bennett, Gene David, Harry Combs, Mrs. Lichty, Donetta Ward, James Berger. FIRST ROW: Jenny Frey, Dennis Farthing, Jimmy Butler, Bonnie Kreinbrink, Paul Oglesbee, Donna Duncan, Jimmy Engard, Clara Combs, Carol Ann Schmidt, Betty Allen. SECOND ROW: Diane Crosby, James Kindle, Gary Bass, Marlene Kagy, Larry Jones, Barbara Kreinbrink, Darlene Kagy, Diana Baden. THIRD ROW: Miss Hersh, Judith Miller, Patricia Grant, David Conn, Joyce Jones, Cleal Medley, Sandra Fackler, Robert Schubert, Doris Kaufman. FIFTH AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Linda Kindle, Diane Hill, Diane Mansfield, Jimmie Mathias. Debby Dewar, Ronnie Borck, Nancy Bell, Terry Clevidence, David Martin, Billy Dunstan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hunter, Mary Berg, Janet Fackler, Neil Montooth, Roger Leinsetter, Junior Dewar, Kenneth Bucher, David Lovell, Janet Engard, Georgia Bennett. THIRD ROW: Eileen Combs, James Barber, Karen Bell, Carol Hancock, Carol Eicher, John Cain, Bobby Montooth, Barry Burk. FIRST ROW: Keith Duncan. Gary Balbaugh, Donna Combs, Jim Burner. Pat Ranes, Linda Bratton, Sharon Berger, Danny Butler. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Todd, Kenneth Christy, Paula Place, Kenny Winkle, Charlene Steiner, Dick Spitnale, Brenda Shoemaker, Dennis Butler, Sherry Burns. THIRD ROW: Sharon Ward, Larry Ward, Keith Walker, Miss Helen White, Karen Schweitzer, Kenneth Roy, Mary Jane Winkle. ABSENT: Ronald Ruben. FOURTH AND THIRD GRADES FIRST ROW: Ronald Griffith, Paul Mansfield, Sharon Ward, Martha Thomas, Gene Mansfield, Margaret Schmidt, Kathy Moorman, George Moorhead, Lois Rothenberger, Diane Ward, Mark Hill. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bach, Carol Thornton, Gary Keck, Dennis Rayle, Judy Parker, Charles Hopkins, Marlene Shoemaker, Barbara Seitz, Terry Schey, Forest Rayle, Jimmy Heg. THIRD ROW: Jerry Ranes, Bill Reed, Julia Foley, Larry Shaffer, Susan Young.Tommy Rigel, Dennis Hammond, Dorothy Schey, Linda Pfister. FIRST ROW: Michael Arnold, Treva McCurdy, Eddie Bell, Lynn Dewar, Shirley Balbaugh, Larry Grant, Kenneth Duncan, Linda Engard, Larry Butler. SECOND ROW: Linda Brecht, Janeen Farthing, Shirley Alt, Barbara Evers, Norma Medley, John Basinger, Linda Breece, Linda Hancock. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Plassman, Sam Henry, Danny Haughn, Bobby Brown, Linda Gilliland, Kay Bingaman, Denny Crow, Candy Baker, Richard Howard. SECOND GRADES FIRST ROW: Bobby Reed, John Myers, Roger Rigel, Bobby Ward, Roger Peoples, Carolyn Smith, Norine Ranes, Shirley Osenbaugh, Kathy Overmier, Paula Ward. SECOND ROW: Harold Roy, Bernard Walker, Sue Ruben, Albert Schubert, Vernon Mullett, Johnny Swearengin, Sharon Shoemaker, Bonnie Rettig, Dale Meyers, Mrs. Brooks. THIRD ROW: Jon Smalley, Becky Spicer, David Plassman, Tony Rollins, Dickie Shively, Joyce Stout, Donnie Rettig, Susan Rayle, Terry Tawney. FIRST ROW: Billie Thornton, John Creamer, Stevie Combs, Clarence Baden, Keith Settlemire, Becky Swankhouse. Beverly Evers, Anna Burns, Cindy Thompson, Billy Hirt, Billy Fellows, Billie Combs, Bobby Dunstan, Dale Patton. SECOND ROW: Timothy Martin, Rodney Myers, Tillman Karl, Frank Brooks, Mary Engard, Nell Ann Fike, Diana Butler, Ruth Ann Bratton, Donavan Hughes, Darlene Dewar, Rodney Schey, Mary Butler, SharonLeatherman. THIRD ROW: Ronald Crosby, Marguerite Fackler, Ellen Smalley, Kathleen Critchet, Robert Meyers, David Kerschner. Frances Desgrange, Charles Reed, Roger Arnold, Vicki LeeDehnart.Darl Shoemaker, Gregory MacDonald, Mary Rayle, Mrs. Herring. FIRST GRADE GRADE SNAPS activities FIRST ROW: Nancy Lloyd, Rose Ann Weis, Beverly Shoemaker, Rebecca Benton, Pat Kelley, Mary Brooks, Grace Mary Nemire, Anita Dillon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hartley, Lou Ann Ellerbrock, Bonnie Dickey, Carol Lamphier, Marilyn Meyers, Eileen Alt, Sandra Keeran, Luane Rader. THIRD ROW: Gary Shafer, Jim Myers, Kenny Kuhlman, Dale Chamberlin, Paul Stuber, Jerry Bean. LE-HI STAFF OUR ADVISOR The Annual Staff wishes to express their appreciation to Mrs. Florence Hartley for all the help she has given us in making this annual possible. She has been untiring in devoting her time to smoothing out the problems which were both numerous and complicated. The Class of 1956 extends their wishes for her continued success in future years. FIRST ROW: Jackie Leeson, Pat Kelley, Beverly Shoemaker, Emma Jean Wilson, Anita Dillon, Grace Nemire, Ruth Lehman, Pat Schroeder, JudyCorron, Judy Klenk. SECOND ROW: Sandra Keeran. Luane Rader, Carol Lamphier, Janeen Osborn, Marilyn Meyers, Eileen Alt, Phyllis Keeran, Ruth Ann Schroeder, Sharon Elston. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Hartley, Kenny Kuhlman, John Schwab, Tom Weaver, Mrs. Garster. VIKING STAFF ADVISOR MRS. GARSTER FIRST ROW: Peggy Tooman, Eileen Alt, Accompanists. SECOND ROW: Judy Klenk, Marilyn Zeller, Sandra Keeran, Janet Fralick, Judy Mull, Judy Corron, Pat Ellerbrock, Judy Young, Mary Bryan, Chris Coffman, Beverly Buerschen, Myrna Dewar, Karen Kress, Mary Peterson, Pat Niese, Doris Kagy. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Benton, Florence Swearengin, Pat Kelley, Judy Henry, Rose Arm Weis, Lou Ann Eller- brock, Phyllis Keeran, Luane Rader, Betty Kohls, Judy Tawney, Marilyn Kuhlman, Rita Ellerbrock, Joyce Shartzer, Joetta Buerschen, Betty Rieman, Joan Bender, Janeen Osborn. FOURTH ROW: Paul Myers, Emma Wilson, Marcia Huntsman, Marilyn Butler, RuthSchroeder, Norma Niese,Ruth Stout,Martha Wilson, Marilyn Meyers, Evelyn Niese, Martha Niese, Ruth Lehman, Fred Kindle, Mike Moorman, Keith White, Jack David, Richard Winkle. FIFTH ROW: Betty Alt, Sharon Elston, Helen Berger, Pat Chmberlin, Leona Martin, Patty Siebeneck, Tony Honesto, Dale Todd, Kenny Kuhlman, Evan David, Dali Butler, James Myers, Clem Metzger, Richard Brooks. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Garster, Robert Osenbaugh, Charles Kindle, Roy Inbody, John Casteel, Robert Dietsch, Jerry Bean, Tom Weaver, Fred David, George Kindle, Ed Robinson, Jeff Schreiber. SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Eileen Alt, Mr. Garster. SECOND ROW: Judy Klenk, Marilyn Zeller, Judy Corron. Judy Henry, Pat Kelley, Rose Ann Weis, Norma Niese, Joetta Buerschen. THIRD ROW: Emma Wilson, Sandra Keeran, Luane Rader, Phyllis Keeran, Ruth Stout, Lou Ann Ellerbrock, Joyce Shartzer, Rebecca Benton. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Schroeder, Marilyn Butler, Florence Swearengin, Betty Alt, Sharon Elston, Martha Niese, Ruth Lehman, Evelyn Niese, Marilyn Meyers, FIRST ROW: Mr. Garster, Mary Peterson. SECOND ROW: Rose Ann Weis, Mary Brooks, Ruth Lehman, Judy Young, Marilyn Zeller, Peggy Tooman, Janet Fralick, Judy Mull, James Spitnale, Doris Kagy, Myrna Dewar, Rebecca Benton, Miriam Benton, Betty Rieman, Janice Bass, Betty Kohls, Helen Berger. THIRD ROW: Dale Dildine, Martha Wilson, Karen Kress, Emma Wilson, Tom Weaver. Keith White, Ronnie Krein-brink, Charles Kindle, Roy Inbody, Donna McDougle, Don Pfister, Stuart Smith, Larry Rigel, Mike Moorman, BenSmith. FOURTH ROW: Marcia Huntsman, Judy Klenk, Nancy Foley, Beverly Buerschen, Christine Coffman, Janeen Hook, Clem Metzger, Richard Brooks, Martha Niese, Marilyn Meyers. FIFTH ROW: Judy Kindle, Pat Chamberlin, Larry Gillespie, Jeff Schreiber, Franklin Kindle, Don Russell, Mike Schreiber, Eilleen Alt, Marilyn Butler, Sandra Keeran. SENIOR CONCERT AND MARCHING SAND FIRST ROW: Janet Burner, Nancy Hammond, CarolDunstan, Carol Ward, Lillian Spitnale, Phyllis Tooman, Kay Bolman, Mary Osenbaugh, William Shawber, Virginia Brooks, Larry Morris, Tom Howard, Julie Frey. SECOND ROW: Ted Meyers, Judy Dewar, Linda David, Mike Mull, Gary Swaninger, Patty Moorman, Charles Reed, Ted Weaver, Jackie Leeson, Jimmy Smith, Larry Hancock, Larry Dildine, Nancy Dewar, Sue Cain, Danny Keck, Sue Coffman. THIRD ROW: Jim Stuber, John Mutchler, Tommy Young, Bob Robinson, John Bryan, Phil Brooks, Jeff Schreiber, Jim Russell, Jim Gillespie, Jerry Haughn, Mr. Garster. JR. HIGH BAND AND CHORUS FIRST ROW: Carol Dunstan, Julie Frey, Janet Burner, Nancy Hammond, Lillian Spitnale, Judy Dewar, Leslie Morrison, Jim Gillespie, Jackie Leeson, Mary Fretwell. SECOND ROW: Charles Reed, Mary Osenbaugh, Diana Kindle, Sue Cain, Pat Leinsetter, Jim Russell, Larry Donnell, Sharon Schoenauer, Imogene Zeisloft, Donna McDougle. THIRD ROW: Larry Dildine, Danny Keck, Jerry Haughn, Don Bucher, Bill Shawber, Tom Howard, Eddie Henry, Patty Ward. FOURTH ROW: Ted Weaver, Don Pfister, Jim Stuber, Lee Dietsch, Larry Rigel, Angel Ranes, Janeen Hook, Nancy Foley, Mr. Garster. FIRST ROW: Stuart Smith, Edward Kneuven, Gerald Goedde, Virgil Niese, Fredrick Tobien, Paul Stuber, Charles Recker, Richard Winkle, Dale Ward, Ben Smith, Lowell Hawkins, R. C. Flint. SECOND ROW: August Schroeder, John Casteel, William Niese, Bernard Kreinbrink, Joseph Niese, Richard Hammond, John Fenbert, Othmer Schroeder, Don Russell, David Cusac, Adrian Kuhlman, Arthur Beam, Robert Dietsch. THIRD ROW: Clement Metzger, Bernard Niese, Richard Schroeder, Ronald Haselman, Eugene Lazenby, Garland Bass, Robert Hazelton, Robert Hammond, Richard Niese, Gary Shafer, Robert Worthington, Tony Honesto. F.F.A. HOME SWEET HOMICIDE Sports CTs figS, SENIORS .Sg L : Sg, ' ' ’ VFOOTBALK'RECORD , M We ' They nlue 12 pa yne . .......13 0 Pandora-Gilboa . . 18 Columbus Grove . 0 20 j N. Baltimore . . 12 j Paulding • • • -Av- • ® 0 ; Hicksville . . 26 0, Delphos-JeffersQR . . 0 1$ i ’ , i I V i UlM H a?py ■Rob GeOR E FIRST ROW: Ronnie Settlemire, Kenny Kuhlman, Evan David, Tony Honesto, Dali Butler, Dale Chamberlin, Jim Myers, Bob Hammond, Gary Shafer, George Kindle, Arthur Beam. SECOND ROW: Mr. Streight, Larry Knoll, Virgil Beam, Don Russell, Jerry Dillinger, Garland Bass, Duane Brooks, Robert Hazelton, Gerald Grose, Eugene Lazenby, Tom Weaver, Benny Smith, Roy Inbody, Mr. Hartman. THIRD ROW: Larry Gillespie. Chuck Burner, David Zimmerman, Fred David, Eddie Robinson, Scott Moorhead, Adrian Kuhlman, Tom Wyant, Bob Hohenbrink, David Cusac, Richard Hammond, Clem Metzger, Kenny Kaufman, Barry Ruben, James Kelley. SR. HIGH FOOTBALL JR. HIGH FIRST ROW: Lynn Johnson, Jim Stuber, Don Bucher, William Shawber, Ted Weaver, Charles Reed, Jim Russell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Streight, Philip Brooks, Don Pfister, Ed Rigel, Larry Rigel, Dan Keck, Terry Shafer, Tom Young. THIRD ROW: Larry Knoll, Fred Kindle, John Kimmet, Jim Gillespie, Jerry Haughn. 9 Oj 4 • !V R | FOOTBALL SNAPS JR. HIGH BASKETBALL RECORD Glandorf 30 Leipsic 18 Miller City 25 Leipsic 53 Ottawa Public 18 Leipsic 39 Continental 34 Leipsic 36 Ottoville 24 Leipsic 27 Kalida 30 Leipsic 18 McComb 25 Leipsic 32 Columbus Grove 38 Leipsic 32 McComb 37 Leipsic 56 Ft. Jennings 35 Leipsic 34 CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrna Dewar, Judy Young, Judy Mull, Bobbie Kress. Cory-Rawson 62 Leipsic 69 Ottoville 56 Leipsic 57 Hoytville 51 Leipsic 65 Kalida 71 Leipsic 46 Glandorf 46 Leipsic 57 Hamlet 60 Leipsic 73 St. Peter Paul 54 Leipsic 81 Vaughnsville 68 Leipsic 82 Miller City 45 Leipsic 51 Col. Grove 71 Leipsic 68 Ottawa Public 63 Leipsic 77 N. Baltimore 41 Leipsic 68 Christmas Tourney 56 Leipsic 74 Pandora -Gilboa 49 Leipsic 70 Christmas Tourney 63 Leipsic 91 Ft. Jennings 56 Leipsic 68 CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Ann Weis, Joan Kuhlman, Kathy Hartman, Joetta Buerschen, Marilyn Kuhlman. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ronnie Settlemire, Tom Wyant, Larry Selhorst.Bob Hazelton, Bob Hammond, Dale Chamberlin, Kenny Kuhlman, Jim Myers, Tony Honesto, Don Russell, Tom Weaver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hartman, Keith White, Fred David, Scott Moorhead, Adrian Kuhlman, Roger Bell, Eugene Altman, Robert Hohenbrink, Ronald Altman, Larry Gillespie, Richard Hammond, Charles Recker, Benny Smith, Barry Ruben, Garland Bass, Manager. ABSENT: Gerald Gross. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John Kimmet, Richard Btooks, Eddie Robinson, Jack Shoemaker, David Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Dick Mangas, Larry Knoll. Kenny Kaufman, Jerry Keeran, John Casteel, Mr. Streight. BASKETBALL SNAPS josrumr yopjec , lOOA PARKER SALES and SERVICE Wrecker Service Lubrication Car Painting Welding Phone 50 Leipsic, Ohio SHAFFER’S PRODUCE Dealer in CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Glee Rikard Poultry and Eggs Gas - Oil - Fuel Oil Leipsic Phone 160 Ohio Phone 220 Leipsic Ohio HERFF - JONES CO. Compliments of Manufacturing Jewelers MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES Stationers of Northwestern Ohio 1407 - 1419 North Capitol Avenue Bob Mansfield Indianapolis 7 Indiana in Leipsic Phone 5267 R. E. DILDINE PLumbing - Heating - Pumps 15 Commercial Street Phone 5285 Leipsic Ohio LEIPSIC IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Quality Farm Equipment Sales Service Leipsic Ohio Compliments of JOHNSON’S GROCERY West Leipsic Ohio For Complete Dry Cleaning Service NU - WAY CLEANERS Phone 65 Leipsic, Ohio We Kill B’ars At the age of three And sell choice meats For your family (Frozen, that is !) CUPPS FROZEN FOOD CENTER LEIPSIC HARDWARE CO. Phone 197 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio KELLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance and Bonds 40 Years of Dependable Service Compliments of MADSEN CREAMERY Selected Dairy Products Phone 26 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE BANK of LEIPSIC COMPANY Leipsic, Ohio MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DEPOSITS INSURED $ 10, 000 “To Be Insured Is To Be Assured” PAUL’S 5 ? TO 10 ? STORES General Home-Owner Insurance Fire - Automobile - Bonds Complete Variety Stores Lorta G. Huntsman HUNTSMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Ottawa, Ohio Leipsic, Ohio 109 Liberty Street Phone 60 Leipsic Ohio PEERLESS HATCHERY BUTLER BROS. Ohio and U. S. Approved DEKALB ASSOCIATE HATCHERY Forrest J. Smith Owner and Manager Hay, Straw, Coal Phone 135 Phone 41 Leipsic, Ohio Leipsic Ohio Compliments from KEERAN’S Grocery COMMUNITY TELEPHONE and COMPANY Service Station Leipsic Ohio Belmore Ohio L. L. PERRY Hardware BILL JONES Phone 34 I GARAGE Leipsic Ohio Pontiac International W. C. STUBER Sales Service LENNOX Coal-Oil-Gas Furnaces Stokers - -Spouting Phone 68 Repairs and Services Phone 36 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio Compliments of the P. T A. ROZZETTA’S VARIETY STORE Compliments Ben Franklin Store” of Nationally Known - Locally Owned” DR. E. L. WATKINS BEAUTY SHOPPE Dentist Leipsic Ottawa Phone 296 Leipsic Ohio WILLIAMS The Home Paper of Putnam County Petroleum Products THE LEIPSIC FREE PRESS Used Cars Serving Leipsic and the Surrounding Community Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio LEIPSIC WHITE’S REXALL DRUGS MEAT MARKET Drugs Sundries Affiliated with I. G. A. Store Candies Cosmetics Complete Line in Foods Phone 88 Our Specialty is Meats Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Phone 206 Ohio MacDONALD LUMBER AND COAL Gambles Authorized Dealer COMPANY GUY FRETWELL Everything to Build Anything Phone 42 Phone 104 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio • SNYDER SOHIO SERVICE Phone 4 SHRECK’S BAKERY Main and Commercial Streets Home of Quality Baked Goods For Safer Driving and Longer Mileage Let Us Service Your Car Where Quality Tells and Price Sells Phone 58 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio O. G. MACK Compliments of Leipsic Ohio YOUNG’S BARBER SHOP for AND Typewriters WORKING MAN’S STORE Power Lawn Mowers Across from the Leipsic Gym Briggs Stratton Engines Leipsic Ohio KELLEY-BELLMAN LUMBER COMPANY Retailers of Lumber And Building Supplies Phone 108 Leipsic, Ohio LEIPSIC LUMBER COMPANY Everything for the Builders THE EGRY REGISTER COMPANY Builder Supplies Hardware Roofing Paint Business Forms “Do it in Writing” Phone 9 Leipsic, Ohio LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE Complete Wedding Arrangements Corsages Floral Arrangements Phone 121 Phone 16 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio Manufacturers of Efficient Business C. A. HIEGEL Phones 77 and 78 Grain Hay Coal Flour Straw Feed Elevators At Leipsic, Miller City, Oakwood Continental, and Delphos Main Office Leipsic Ohio In Leipsic SCHOENAUERS CUT RATE Patent Medicines, Gifts Acme Quality Paint, Wallpaper Fountain Service We Make Our Own Ice Cream Leipsic Ohio RALPH METZGER Roofing Spouting Furnace Phone 118 DANGLER'S GULF SERVICE Lubrication--Batteries-- Tires---Tire Repair-- Battery Recharging— Phone 71 Leipsic Ohio J W TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors Wood Brothers and Dearborn Farm Equipment Phone 301 Leipsic Ohio EVAN’S TYPEWRITER CO. Royal Typewriters Office Equipment Cory Crawford Streets Findlay Ohio Compliments of HERB’S BARBER SHOP Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio DAVIDSON'S Wallpaper Paints Draperies Window-Shades Drapery Hardware Phone 133 Leipsic, Ohio HILVERS JEWELERS Diamonds Elgin--Bulova--Wittnauer Watches Silverware Jewelry Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Compliments of PEOPLES FUNERAL HOME Phone 57 For Prompt Insurance Service and Surety Bonds Ohio Leipsic C. MONTOOTH Phone 37 Ohio THE MOORHEAD ELEVATOR COMPANY GRAIN COAL FEED SEED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Leipsic: Phone 111 Prentiss: Phone 403R Leipsic, Ohio LEIPSIC VETERINARY SERVICE Dr’s. C. W. Fogle, R. L. Schubert, O. C. Thompson Phone 225 Leipsic Ohio RALPH E. FIKE SON House Movers and Riggers Leipsic, Ohio PURNELL FUNERAL HOME J. D. Madge M. Purnell Funeral Directors Phone 112 Leipsic Ohio Findlay’s Complete Music Store PORTER’S MUSIC STORE 530 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio Phone 525 BRECHT BROS. GARAGE Hudson Sales Service Distributors of Valvoline Oil Grease Phone 195 Leipsic, Ohio Leipsic LOWELL BROOKS STUDIO Fine Photographs Ohio Electrical Contracting and Supplies Since 1922 MEYERS ELECTRIC Appliances Sales and Service Phone 17 or 101 Leipsic, WISE’S HOWARD’S Ohio Family Shoe Store DEPARTMENT STORE Expert Fitting Complete Line of Children’s Arch Shoes Leipsic Welding Blacksmithing We Sell Steel Ohio The Season’s Latest Fabrics At All Times Tell Your Friends About Us Leipsic Ohio KLENK’S CHARLES OTTENWELLER Leipsic Ohio Phone 38 Compliments of RUBEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 23 Leipsic Shoes And Clothes For Men And Boys Leipsic and Columbus Grove, Ohio Ohio PATRONS We wish to express our appreciation to the following people who have helped to make this yearbook Mr. Mrs. Fred Bern Mr. Mrs. Cornelius Keeran Mr. Mrs. Marion Dickey Mr. Mrs. Robert Balbaugh Mr. Mrs. Serge Shoemaker Mr. Mrs. Vaun Keeran Mrs. Pearl Keeran Mr. Mrs. Richard Keeran Mr. Mrs. John Peterson Mr. Mrs. G. Ralph Rader Mr. Mrs. Alvin Stuber Mr. Mrs. Virgil Tooman Mr. Mrs. Byron Green Mr. Mrs. C. H. Garster Imogene’s Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Florence Hartley Richard Schoenauer Moderne Beauty Shoppe Mrs. W. possible. Mr. Mrs. Harold Weaver Rev. Mrs. Lehman, Nancy Ruth Mr. Mrs. Harold Seitz Mr. Mrs. John Morris Mr. Mrs. John Zahrend Mr. Mrs. Frank Kelley Mr. Mrs. O. F. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Serge F. Edwards Mr. Mrs. Richard Weis Mr. Mrs. Chester Haughn Victor Bean Lois Bean Mr. Mrs. Victor Ellerbrock Miss Helen White Mr. Mrs. Lowell Brooks Mr. Mrs. Gail Crow, Sr. Rev. Mrs. Asa Mattern Rev. Mrs. Ira Benton B. Recker Compliments of BERGER BROS. Compliments of West Leipsic Ohio DR. DONAHUE SR. HI COUNTY CHAMPS c H Glandorf 59 Leipsic 78 A Ottawa Public 73 Leipsic 78 M Kalida 60 Leipsic 65 Continental 68 Leipsic 73 P S Glandorf 32 Leipsic 34 Ottawa 25 Leipsic 33 Kalida 25 Leipsic 34 Columbus Grove 40 Leipsic 30 JR. HI COUNTY SECOND PLACE CHAMPS MiWgrapij INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers (over Monulorturers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City viK a ■fiUKlifetf ' r i V«T • iiiiii m ■ !.( i ' 296838134