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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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' Y 'fr v- -- - J' v9 we, the le-hu annual staff of l6lDSlC 3 hlQh school, l.GlDSlC, OHIO, GIVE IO OU THE LE-HI ,,1. i,- FRONT ROW: Ruth Lehman, Assistant Extra Curricular Editor, Emma J'ea.n Wilson, Extra Curricular Editor, Marilyn Zeller, Literary Editor, Marilyn Meyers, Assistant Editor, Eileen Alt, Editor-in-Chief, Rita Basinger, Junior Editor, Judy Henry, Business Manager, Pat Schroeder, Advertising Manager, Norma Niese, Subscription Manager. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hartley, Advisor, Joan Kuhlman, Assistant Literary Editor, Franklin Kindle, Assistant Art Editor, DuaneBrooks, Art Editor, Robert Hazelton, Extra Curricular Editor, Ronald Altman, Assistant Extra Curricular Editor, Tom Weaver, Photography Editor, Michael Schreiber, Assistant Photography Editor, Ruth Ann Schroeder, Assistant Advertising Manager. if There were times we thought we wouldn't, 4: But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. 734 0 'Q lllllillllilll To you dear parents we, the Seruors of LCIDSIC I-hgh School, w1sh to ded1cate this annual. From the begummg of our lives your goal has been to make each of us the klfld of son or daughter of whom you could be proud As we leave Le.1ps1c I-hgh and go out to make new lives for ourselves may our goal be oursl May we always remember w1th grateful hearts your pauent love and gmdance wh1ch has helped to brmg us dns far May we H1 ou.r future years try to attam the hlgh 1dea1s whlch you have held for us apprzeclatlon 'ii To you, Mrs. Hartley, we wish to express our deep appreciation for the many busy hours you have given to us, the class of 1957, As our annual advisor, you have helped to make the 1957 Le-Hi a success, As our class advisor, you havehelped to makenot only our Senior year, but all our high school years at Leipsic High School, ones which we will cherish in our hearts for the rest of our lives. Compliments of BERGER BROS. West Leipsic, Ohio 6 ENGLISH II Q fu QXO YI gay TYPING I 0 o f OBA Compliments of COMMUNITY TELEPHONE CO Leipsic EW glFfu:ul'Q the up nmtenoent speaks TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Your class motto In Ourselves Our Future L1es IS well chosen Each of you IS at the controls You have the talents and capab111t1es II 18 now your chotce of how to use them and how much you will gatn from the1r use Your school expenences are the foundatlons upon wluch you can build your future hves They may be r1ch rewardmg and enjoyable or they may be ltves of sorrow and despaxr YOUR FUTURE LIES IN YOU Your parents faculty and frrends w1ll feel deeply rewarded each mme they learn of one of your future successes I am proud to have been associated with you for tlus short mme. BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE f J E Z 153- its New all-env Nuff' ff' MR. LUCAS MRS GARSTER Bowhng Green State Un1vers1ty Bluffton College Ind1ana UIIIVCISIIY Guo State Uruverstty M. A. M A. Language the DRIHCIDAI speaks Seniors Best wrshes to each me of you as you graduate from Leipsrc I-hgh School! We srncerely hope that the mstrucuon and dxscrplme whlch you have recetved ID Iugh school w1ll enable you to take your places rn the adult world Fmd for yourselves the land of work whrch ou really enJ0y domg and 1n whtch you smcerely beheve Then to each of you must come a measure of happmess and success Labor omma vmcn. XD!!! S A 'af at e H! at B. s. AB. MRS HARTLEY Bowling Green State University Commercial MRS FOLEY Defiance College SOC131 Studies English MR SHIVELEY Ohio Northern University A Univ OfM1Ch1g3H M A Mathematics Commercial MRS RADENBAUGH Bowling Green State University Physical Education Home Economics MR CHRISTY Bowling Green State University Industrial Arts American History -1 Tl E' N!-Q -an-an-qw, 'up 4? if-I Olin ptr 'Qt '41 'xml Q- MR WHITE Defiance College Ohio State University M A Physical and Social Sciences MRS WHITE Bluffton C allege English MR GARSTER Bowling Green State University Vandercook College M M E Vocal and Insuumental Music MR FLINT Ohio State University College of Agriculture Vo Ag MR. STITES Huntington College Science - Speech Drivers Ed MR WARD Bowhng Green State Unlverslty Sclence Math Hrstory MRS LICHTY Bluffton College Slxth Grade MRS HUNTER R10 Grande College Bluffton College Fourth Grade MRS MACDONALD Bluffton College Bowlrng Green State Unrverslty Thrrd Grade MRS. PLASSMAN Bowlrng Green State UHIVCISIIY B. S. Second Grade 'IO with .ww i. 11? r .Q-.45 'T' :Sk GX ir van ,K-q mga Q ':9 L 4 l 'l NX..-Q14 ,age AQHA wo.-...,,,b MR HARTMAN Frndlay College Coach Physlcal Ed Geography MISS HERSH Ohro Northern Unrv Frfth Grade MRS RIGEL Bowlrng Green State Un1vers1ty Thlrd Grade MRS BROOKS Ohro Northern Unlversrty Second Grade MRS. HERRING Fort Wayne Normal School Bowllng Green State Unrversrty Fmdlay College Frrst Grade -41 sch ool BOARO LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Donald Place M V1rg11Tooman Mr George Moorhead Mr Wrllmm Wagner Mr Chester Haughn 7309 fr! ,gym stuoent council FRONT ROW Susan Carn, Janrce Fenbert, Judy Tawney, Kay Baker, Pat Schroeder, Nancy Heg SECOND ROW Larry Drldrne, Robert Wyant, Tom Wyant, Mr Lucas, Kenny Kaufman, Ronnre Settlernrre, Jrrnmy Smrth. . K 3- if QQ L E 1 I 5' ' Q, 2 WWA .4 Mig- L K 'E W f ,. .Yag i '-2. ' ... ,X , A i A Y, OX . ' Y, 4 km. 4 ,,,,.,..,.,.... K 1 M I . , f. ' U , . , - ' lc , . . W. ff . Y rw, 3 .. 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QQ ' A 1 4 oun hugh school oays Personal Dlary Class of 1957 Le1ps1c I-hgh School Dear D1ary Tomght at our f1nal class party our thoughts wandered back to the last four years In September 1953 we began our h1gh school career w1th a feelmg of happy 3.l'lI1Clp3Il0n rrungled w1th a httle fear The f1rst few weeks of our Freshman year were f1Lled w1th the tasks of elecung our class advlsor Mrs Hartley and our class offlcers Bob Hazelton was pres1dent Don Russell Vxce Presldent Joan Kuhlman Secretary and Robert W11l1ams Treasurer Of course the Semors wouldn t have been contented 1f they hadn t been able to show thelr so called superrorxty to us on Freshman day We were glad to welcome Pat Budd mto our class durmg the year Our class then numbered 57 After numerous parues we ended that year feelmg a httle more a part of LCIDSIC lrhgh We entered our Sophomore year feelmg qulte proud to be the flrst Sophomores 1n the new Le1ps1c Public School bu1ld1ng We chose Don Russell as our Presldent w1th Judy Henry Mar11yn Zeller and Tom Weaver as V1ce Pres1dent Secretary and Treasurer Thxs year went fast and soon we were preparmg the recepuon for the oncommg Freshmen In th1s we hoped was waged a frxendly' battle As the year progressed our knowledge mcreased and we began to galn the marks and po1se of upperclassmen In the early sprmg we ordered our class r1ngs whrch we all throught were the greatest So began our ,Tumor year by welcommg Ronald Altman to our class Thts year was an exc1t1ng adventure We chose Don Russell Tom Weaver Judy Henry and Marxlyn Meyers to help us through Our goal was to earn money for our Semor tr1p We began th1s by sponsormg our ,Tumor class play Home Sweet HOI'I11CldS ' In March we undertook the task of sellmg magaz1ne subscr1pt1ons In May we experlenced the thrlll of sponsormg the J un1or Semor Prom Wxth our class cooperat1ng to the fullest extent our prom was a great success Although II d1dn t seem qu1te DOSSlb1C we came through the year w1th the thought of only one more year ahead Bound and deterrruned to make our Semor year b1gger and better than the precedlng years we chose Marllyn Meyers and Tom Weaver as Co Pres1dents Joan Kuhl.man as Secretary and Ke1th Wh1te as Treasurer Th1s year was an eventful one w1th all the respons1b1ht1es of penc1ls Chrxstmas cards concessxons and var1ous other th1ngs a Semor has to do W1th Mrs Hartley s gu1dance we came through our fmal year w1th flymg colors Lookxng back over th1s four year span of our l1ves we can say that our expectauons have been reahzed and the fears have been overcome W1th these values to gulde us may we The Class of 1957 wrtte our h1story lil the Book of Lxfe rntsrmsu J UNIURS SUPHUHUBES N fi ,- ll G xt ' fl B -6, il rf- 'Vi A' - -f 0 .-.. .N 1 -I- 1 1 IIIORS -E LEFT TO RIGHT Secretary Joan Kuhlman Co Pres1dents Marllyn Meyers and Tom Weaver Treasurer Ketth Whx te BEN SMITH Sm1tty Intramurals 1 2 M1xed Chorus 1 2 4 Contest Chorus 1 2 4 Basket F A 2 3 4 Iunlor Pla 'Qi DON RU SS ELL Russ Class Off1cer l 2 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Bandl A Rep F Le H1 Band 3 4 Football 3 4 Pf6S1d6r1I4 Track 3 4 DA VID CUSAC Custer ackl 2 3 F 2 Foot ball 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Junxor Play 3 15 , I , , Q 1 1 Q 1 o o 1 ball 1,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Baseball , h, 2. 3.4: F.F.A. 2.3.42 Jl1f1iO1' Play 2: F. . . . . I ' Y 3: y 32 F. F. . orter 3: .F.A Tr . , , 4: .F.A. : ' RONALD SETTLEMIRE Peachy Baseball 1,2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Industrial Arts Club 2g Junior Play Stage Manager 3g Student Council 3,4g Football Captain 4. MARILYN MEYERS M ggxe Bandl 2 3 Viking Staffl 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Contest Chorusl 2 3 4 Annual Staff3 Girls Chorus 3 Junior Play 3 Girls State Delegate 3 Class Officer 3 4 Assistant Editor of Annual 4 16 SHARON ELSTON Sherry Mixed Chorus 1,3g Viking Staff 2, 3,4g Contest Chorus 3g Girls Chorus 3g Junior Play 3. HIORS :NIJ XT' MICHAEL SCHREIBER Mike Track 2 Band 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 ROBERT HA ZELTON Matty Class Officerl Track l 2 Football 12 3 4 Basketballl 23 4 FF A 2 3 4 JuniorPlayStageManager 3 Annual Staff 4 Football Captain 4 Halloween King 4 MARILYN ZELLER Marilyn Cheerleader l Intramurals l Band l 2 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Contest Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 3 Junior Play 3 Class Officer 3 Public Speaking Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Viking Staff4 Halloween Attendant 4 v...., ' I .: 4 rar: ,,,Q,, -..:' 5 : ' : '. : 5 vi I urn: ' . s .,: ' :' 2 . Q . . I : 5 : Ht: Y uni., us: ' ...: 4 . . 1 illl V V . i. 5 Q ' l H-.. 1' ' . 2 ..:' : . Arab ii? Tom Baseball l Student Councrl l Contest Chorus 1 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tra l234M1xed C orusl 2 3 4 ndl 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Vlklflg Staff 3 Le H1Band 3 4 Annual Staff 4 FLORENCE SWEARENGIN 0 Intramurals l Mrxed Chorus 1 2 34 Home Ec Club 2 Vrkrng staff 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 3 Iunror Pl y 3 Publxc Speaklng Play Prompter 3 Contest Chorus 3 4 DUAN E BROOKS Broo ksre Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Intramural 3 Industrral Arts Club 3 Annual Staff 4 JUDITH KLENK HIOIQS Jud y Contest Chorus l 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Vlkmg Staff l 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorusl 2 3 4 L1brar1an 2 3 4 Jumor Class Play 3 Grrls Chorus 3 Le H1 Band 3 4 Offlce Glrl 4 nv-M 1 JOANNA PEACH NIO.. Home EC. Club 2 MARILYN BUTLER 'Butler' Intramurals 1, Cheerleader l, 4, Home EC Club 2, Majorette 2, 3, Grrls Chorus 3, Mrxed Chorus 3, 4, Contest Chorus 3,4. 17 1 val 3 r is by aj Xxx 4. Fifi THOMAS WEAVER ii 3 H H aw ,ap , , , , 1 9 S V 'll l ' ck - ' ,'f'5' h , , . :BH . . .4: HF, .. a 3 . . JOAN KUHLMAN Joante Intramurals l Band l 2 Mrxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Contest Chorusl 2 3 4 Class Offrcerl 4 Student Councrl 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Publlc Speakrng Play 3 Glrls Chorus 3 Jumor Class Play 3 Annual Staff ANDREW FRANKLIN KINDLE Katman Football 1 2 Basketball l 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Junror Class Play 3 Track4 Annual Staff 4 Publrc Speakrng Play4 18 ARTHUR BEAM Basketball l Mrxed Chorusl 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 A 2 3 4 Intramura Junror Class Play 3 A IB IUDY HENRY Re Student Councrl l Vllung Staff l M d orus l Intramurals2 Class Offrcer 2 3 Play 3 Grrls Chorus 3 Contest Corus 3 4 Offrce G13-4 Llbrarran 4 Halloween Attendant 4 Annual Staff4 HIGHS EILEEN ALT Lyeen lvlxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Contest Chorus 1 2 3 4 Offrce G1r12 Grrls Chorus 3 Junror Class Play 3 Iunror Play Prompter3 Guls State Dele gate3 Annual staff 3 Band 3 4 Vrkrng staff 3 4, Le H1 Band 4 Le H1 Edrtor 4 EMMA JEAN WILSON Emrly Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3, 4, Contest Chorus 2, 3,4, Gxrls Chorus 3, Vrkmg Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 HA. J... ' F. F. . . , 9 ls 35 A 4. A A ,. d., Q 2, 3, ixe Ch , 2, 3,43 Girls' State Alternate 3, Junior h , : ' ir , Q f , CN Q . I D 1 5 s- , K : ' ' - P 3 , I xxx! I ' , u - ' 3 - KEITH WHITE Professor Contest Chorus 1 2 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Junior ClassPlay3 Track 3 4 Le H1 Band 3 4 Viking Staff 4 Class Officer 4 RUTH LEHM AN Smiley Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Contest Chorus 1 2 3 4 G rls Chorus 3 Junior Play Student Director 3 Annual Staff 4 Editor of Viking 4 PATRICIA ,TE AN SCHROEDER Pat Viking Staff 2,3,4g Librarian 2,3, 4g Class Play Business Manager 35 Student Council 3,4g Annual Staff DIORS RUTH ANN SCHROEDER Ruthie Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Viking Staff 1 2 3 4 Contest Chorus 2 Girls Chorus 3 Annual Staff 4 BETTY ALT IZ Home Ec Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 3 Class Play Bus1nessManager 3 Contest Chorus 3 4 Annual Staff 4 'inf ROBERT WILLIAMS Waco Intramurals 1 Class Officer 1 Junior Play 3 19 4. ..L- .. Band 1, 2, 33 Viking Staff l,2,3g I . . . : .3.4: RUTH STOUT Crash M1xed Chorus 2 4 Lrbrarran 2 4 Gtrls Chorus 3 Junror Play Prompter 3 Publrc Spealung Play 3 Contest Chorus 3 4 Vrktng Staff 3 4 GARY CARTER Cart Industnal Arts Club 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 Intramurals 2 3 Jumor Play 3 Baseball 4 20 CHARLES RECKER Woody Contest Chorus 1 2 Basketball 1 HIGHS D ON ALD BERGER Jason Football 1 2 Industrlal Arts Club PATRICIA BUDD a Home Ec Club 2 Z LAWRENCE SEIHORST Larry Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 ' : ' P r 3: F.F.A. 2,3,4., ' 1 3. JOETTA BUERSCHEN Queeme Chorus 1 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Grrls Chorus 3 Contest Chorus 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Halloween Queen 4 RONALD ALTMAN Ronme Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 4 F F A 2 3 4 Jun1orPlay3 Annual Staff 4 WILLIAM BERG Bu Football 1 2 Annual Staff 4 class m01IIO NORMA NIESE Nort 3 4 Contest Chorus 1 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Grrls Chorus 3 Grrls State Alternate 3 Vllung Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 class I:lOWGl2 class C0l0l2S 21 . . . : . .3, , A IF1Ir21II1Ul'a1S lzvikingsraff 1: Milled Intramurals lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2, ll bl! 'U-. 8. Betty Alt Ben Sm1th Sharon Elston Davld Cusac tx Q HRW! .BY fa, B14 Q hu.. '? film- .sr Ruth Lehman Ronnre Serxlemue Pat Schroeder Mlke Schrerber ,rx 'Q 'W S ur.- be Don Berger Bob Hazelton Joanna Peach Emma Jean W11SOl'l 'I-lap, 'P I Y 'v:J' X. , Q N Judy Henry Gary Carter Ruth Stout Keith White 59 ,mm Na is Erleen Alt Duane Brooks Mar11yn Meyers Martlyn Zeller Charles Recker Marllyn Butler l Tom Weaver Joetta Buerschen Arthur Beam gf a W Robert W1ll1a ms s-.1110 -li- 'Leann' .34 dunk npa Don Russell Judy Klenk Ruth Ann Schroeder Franklrn Krndle Florence Swearengrn Mrs Hartley Norma Nrese 23 ry B I A .40 0- , - wt vf 'i if 9 f i W i h e -A , kg' , ' . K QQ IN g 4- . 3 X ,f M . I, ' B l rt s or B so L 'BS ' f ' .rry ,lf ,ss zz' tz' f-r1: L - -4 'v Y i 'f'l ..55: K v XZ .- 4, , B L L -aj r ' -Gi ' 5, L, I v w ' K, w. . W, , 'b Q A , f . 4 V1 B f f ' N. ' 0 ' 5 as vw , WL ., ' 3 ' M t , i: ' -D I ix t ' ' A ' f A B X ' W' .Z K x J f , '- f ' if 1 'Siva fe ' rl v 445 f ,vw X s 'N Ln 4? .nb 'im if uf-gi 4 I ,V 745,655 w. GL, 'tvs 13hOS6 OUNQGR Gays P !' 1 W-1. 24 ,m S 51 hm, .S.S. AS othens SSG K X' x 1 , - . 4 7 , .YH ' L.O-5- NAME Betty Alt Eileen Alt Ronald Altman Arthur Beam William Berg Donald Berger Duane Brooks Pamcia Budd Joetta Buerschen Marilyn Butler Gary Carter Dav1d C usac Sharon Elston Robert Hazelton Judy Henry Franklin Kindle Judith Klenk Joan Kuhlman Ruth Lehman Marrlyn Meyers Norma Niese Joanna Peach Charles Recker Don Russell Michael Schreiber Patricia Schroeder Ruth Ann Schroeder Larry Selhorst Ronnie Settlemrre Ben Smith Ruth Stout Florence Swearengin Thomas Weaver Keith White Robert Williams Emma Jean Wilson Marilyn Zeller .ds 1 'x Y.. D,C. s Tug W Q xv 06, gyb ALIAS Liz Lyeen Ronnie A .J . Brub Jason Dane at Queenie Butler Cart C uster Sherry Matty Re Katman udy Joanie Smiley Maggie Nort Woody Russ Mike at Ruthie Larry Peachy Smitty Crash o Tom Professor Bob Emily Moat NOTED FOR Sense of humor Tardiness Love for sports Wavy hair Working Being late Dimples darlin Long hair Friendlrness Bad excuses Wavy hair Sleeping in S H Short blond hair Order Safe drivrng Harrdo s Curly hair Red hair Her smiles Stubbornness Late hours Quietness Everything Short hair Careful driving Lazmess Glasses Beautiful Cad Flattop Whistling at girls Blue eyes Being late Shyness Slow driving Safe driving Musical laugh Forgetfulness PET PEEVE Amer. Problems Reckless driving Know it alls Gum snappers Boasting people My automobile Grown ups Gum crackers Bashful boys Conceited people Amer Prob test My car Green teeth Town boys Nosy neighbors Squares Reckless drivers The army Elvis Presley Messed up hair Sunday drivers Tapping pencils Chevrolets City slrckers Bashful girls My brother Gum crackers School Peaches Teachers Dirty shoes Show offs Class rings Fast drivers Marshalls People s snarls Mondays PR M D RAS K RHA E E . . P . d . . , . J . . . Jo . . . . . . P , l . . . F1 . ' ? ? . . . '? '? . . ? ? 1 ' wi' A' I . 'fe J V R 'IH , A X49 ' . - A ' - ' vi ,. ,dx 6,41 L in A ' ' K - - - L1 5 -5' QYVI49 Q ' Q J 6 . - . ss- 3, A .O J ' 1 4 I A .41 I ' J- L ' V fuss sl S 'gdjdx ' fi' XS. QM ' fabric. . o . . . A . .6 .XI ' - Q s ' 0 '23 Y' D.1..B. PM PN- W5 I 2 J Q I p - J .618 'AQ -o ' iv , 'ES' M -0 G.E' C USUALLY FOUND Any place but home Everywhere J udy's house Anywhere but home Egry East of town Linda s house In school In 1947 Plymouth WrthJ K Belmore Working on my car Any place but home Joetta s house In a Ford or Chevy With girls In Defiance With M B Desoto or Pontiac Pontiac or Chevy Miller City Working Ottawa On the farm In trouble I G A Ottoville Some dairy bar In my blue Jewel Bootie s Up a telephone pole In a blue Dodge 9 9 9 9 9 Center St Anywhere Desoto or Chevy In a Ford or Chevy X C tix A1 RNJM ,W we owe to ou oun fii We the members of the graduaung class of 1957 bemg of sound m1nd and body do hereby ordam and declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament WE THE SENIOR CLASS WILL TO THE FACULTY The pr1v1lege of g1v1ng a s1gh of rehef TO THE J' UNIORS C Next year s Semorsj Our pos1t1on of super1or1ty TO THE SOPHOMORES The ab1l1ty to present a ,Tumor Play w1th the success we had TO THE FRESHMEN The determmauon to make the next four years thetr very best L L I. Betty Alt w1ll my tr1ps to Hamler to Martha Jane W11son E11een Alt, w1ll my DOSIIIOH as Annual Ed1tor to R1ta Basmger along w1th lots of luck Ronald Altman w1ll my hetght to those who feel they need II Arthur Beam w1ll my bashfulness to any forward ,Tumor Wllham Berg w1ll my ablhty to attend school and work full ume to whoever IS man enough to try Don Berger w1ll my curly ha1r to B111 Berger Duane Brooks wxll some of my he1ght to Howard Alt and Leshe Morrtson PRIFICIH Budd w1ll my good dr1v1ng to those who are planmng to take Dr1vers Ed next year Joetta Buerschen w1ll my cheerleadmg pos1t1on to any .Tumor g1rl who promlses to keep her ha1r cut short Marllyn Butler w1ll my des1re to sklp school to any Jumor who hkes school Gary Carter w1ll my s1de burns to Duffy Rayle D3V1d Cusac w1ll my chartreuse Ford to any Jumor boy who doesn't have the troubles of keepmg up a car Sharon Elston w1ll my pos1t1on as Art Ed1tor of the Vxkmg to anyone who wants ll Bob Hazelton w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep trauung rules to Kamy Kaufman Judy henry w111 my abxhty to talk 111 the Study Hall wrthout bemg caught to any Jtuuor who can t Franklln Kmdle, w1ll my katty' clothes ha1r and name to anyone who thmks he can f1t the role, I 'J x 1. .' ' ' . L D. . .. L ,. .. L ,, . . . L '. . . .. L .' '. . last Ill AHC IGSTSAIH 1. L L TTT 133 12 24? , . 1.1 J udzth Klenk, w1l1 my naturally curly ha1r to Chrts Coffman Joan Kuhlman w1ll my ab1l1ty to get so many good excuses to any J umor who can t Ruth Lehman w1ll my ab111ty to arrlve at school at the last rrunute but not to be tardy to Judy Tawney Mar11yn Meyers w111 part of my 5 9 to any shorty who would hke to see the world from above Norma N1ese w11l my good t1mes and shoppmg tr1ps to anyone who hkes to have a vacauon now and then Joanna Peach wtll my abthty to play the p1ano to Phyllts Jones Don Russell W111 all my old sweaters to Don Farthlng. M1chael Schrelber w1ll my black ha1r to anybody who thtnks they can stand II Pat Schroeder w1ll my stralght ha1r to any curlyhead who would hke II Ruth Ann Schroeder w11l all my good umes to Pat NIBSC Larry Selhorst w1ll my mtellectual mtelltgence to a.nyone who 1S mtellectually stup1d Ronrue Settlemlre w1ll my pos1t1on as football capta1n to Fred Dav1d Ben Smlth w111 the tread on the tlres of my car to Lardy Lazenby Ruth Ellen Stout w1ll my ablhty to smg to anyone who can t and my orneryness to Terry Shafer Florence Swearengtn w1ll my posmon as Ass1sta.nt Art Edltor of the Vlklllg to any Juruor gxrl that wants ll Tom Weaver w11l my tallness to Matty Hohenbrmk who IS so short Kelth Whlte w11l my many var1ous unflrushed hobbles to anyone who has the ambmon to fnush them, Robert W11hams w1ll my bratns to whoever wants them. Emma Jean Wllson w1ll my typmg errors to anyone who wants them. Marllyn Zeller w11l my DOSIUOII as L1terary Edxtor of the Le Ph to any Jumor who thmks they can fxll II - ,ab .... ,if J Y L , . . . . . ' L ' ' ' S if tl 10 ' L . u . . . . . . I, Charles Recker, will my old jalopy to anyone who wants to die young. L ' . . L . . ' . . . . D L , ' ' ' . L ' . . . . . . . . L . . ' . . . . . i L ' ' ' ' ll if ' L , . . . . , , L . , . . . . . . . . . I' , ' ll ii ' ' ' L . . ' . . . . . .. . . L . , I . . L . I . . L . , . . . . . - . . . BEST DRESSED NEATEST HEP CATS .4-l MOST TALKATIVE TEACHERS PET BEST FARMERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ww LATE FOR EVERYTHING CLASS PESTS QUIETEST MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC MOST CHEERFUL BEST MANNERED BEST LOOKING BEST PERSONALITY MOST LIVELY MOST BASHFUL rl-ui MOST ARTISTIC MOST TALENTED 29 CUICOIUG of the class of 57 Tlus IS Your L1fe Class of 1957 LCIDSIC Hlgh School Thts 1S Ralph Adward s of the T V program ThlS IS Your L1fe br1ng1ng you the amazmg and astoundtng outcome of the class of 1957 of LCIDSIC l-hgh School L1ttle d1d the c1t1zens of IJEIPSIC Ohto reahze the outstandmg ab1l1t1es of these students We now 1ntroduce these famous persons Because of an 1mportant conference lIl S1ber1a the honorable co prestdents of the Umted States Mar11yn Meyers and Tom Weaver w1ll be unable to attend th1s program They send the1r best w1shes to the Class of 1957 I am sure you have all heard of Arthur Beam the sc1ent1st who bu11t the f1rst rocket sh1p Penelope and h1s prtvate secretary Judy Henry Because they and the1r crew left for the moon th1s mornmg they wtll be unable to attend th1s program And now lad1es and gentlemen here 1S the famous concert ptamst who has surpassed Ltberace w1th her outstand1ng P13110 talent M1ss Elleen Alt She lS now accompanytng the Lady of Opera Ruth Stout They are appearmg at Carneg1e Hall I would now hke you to meet Ruth Lehman and Gary Carter whose cheerfulness has spread throughout the ent1re world smce the1r acluevement tn bemg the travehng good w1l1 ambassadors to the Ulllted States Now we present Sharon Elston and Duane Brooks whose art talents have spread through the nat1on s1nce the1r exh1b1t at the world famous Belmore Museum of Art I now mtroduce Joan Kuhlrnan who IS the w1fe of a 5 star general and mother of 5 tmy stars They now res1demGeorgetown Pennsylvan1a where Pat Schroeder operates her school of neatness and good groommg. Her 3SS1SI8.l'lI IS Pat Budd an expert on good manners and the1r use Also III Georgetown IS Ruth Ann Schroeder a cluld psychologtst practtcmg her psycholog1cal theortes onJoan s l1ttle stars And here IS the dress destgntng and model1ng team of Emma Jean Wtlson and Marllyn Zeller They have ach1eved outstandmg success tn the dress destgmng and modeltng f1eld By purchasxng her ent1re wardrobe from th1s team, J oetta Buerschen has been chosen one of the ten best dressed women of the world Now we present Joanna Peach voted the qutetest of th1s class who has teamed up w1th Walter L1nchel as a news commentator Her sponsor IS the M1lky Way Da1ry owned and operated by Charles Recker and Ronald Altman I now mtroduce Florence Swearengtn owner of the largest lme of truck stops 1n the Umted States Her favor1te customer lS Donald Berger, who owns h1s own trucktng busmess and dehvers matertals to all parts of the world I now present Judy Klenk who owns the exc1us1ve Kat Klothmg Shoppe where she has drawn such famous customers as Frank fKatmanJ Klndle one of the ten best dressed playboys of the world And now we would hketomtroduceRonn1eSettlem1re a butldmg contractor who IS construc Img a large barn and machtnery shed for Bob Hazelton and Don Russell who are experts on all the new agr1cu1ture methods And here they are the class pests of the class of 1957 Ben Smtth and Robert W1l11ams They have turned over a new leaf and are partners 111 a research laboratory wluch has helped many people w1th a youthful ton1c d1SCOV6l'y I would now llke to Lntroduce Martlyn Butler employed on the ICICVISIOH show The 64 Cent Challenge where she IS adverttsmg the famous perfume fNoont1me lfl Rome J manufactured by the Norte Company owned and operated by Norma NIBSB. Next I present to you the famous wrestlmg stars Larry Selhorst and W11l1am Berg better known as ' Lovely Larry' and Beauttful Brub I would now hke to 1ntroduce Betty Alt and D3V1d Cusac who have overcome the1r bashfulness and are now m the Barnum and Ba1ley CIICUS M1ss Alt IS a famous tra peze arttst and Mr Cusac IS a clown Now here 15 Ketth Wh1te sole owner of the Mercmobtle Motor Company dr1vmg up lll h1S new 1977 model Mercmobtle Wtth h1m IS h1s fabulous car des1gn1ng and engtneermg expert M1ke Schrelber who has rev1sed the automobtle Lndustry Th1s now concludes our program for tfus evenmg, It shows you what advancements graduates of LBIPSIC H1gh School can attatn over a perlod of 20 years We salute the ' Class of 1957 ' I , , , ,, . . . ,, . . . . . , . ,, ,, . . . . . ,. I I ' , - I I ' ' ll II I I I ll II ' ' ' I I ' , . . , , . . . . I . I I ' v I I , . I I , . . . . I I c I . I . . ' QC ' 'I I I . I I I 5 - I . I ' ' I . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . . . ' I I I I I I I il ' li I . I I ' I , . . . . . . 3 , ,, . . J TJ rdusimfn ASX , Xw-wgv 'V x xx XXXXx Aj, 6 V 'A I A Q., 02, of - ww, U Cjryc V naw 3 A As fixxw -b 0 ' X V ' r 4 1 l. ,L '-1 QXSNA XX xx X rw X X xx ,X N s X W 32 ff' jumons class of nf? Om Y W! FRONT ROW Martlyn Kuhlman Chrls Coffman Rosemary Lovell Joyce Farth1ng Leona Mart1n Judy Ktndle Mary Rothenberger Patrtcla NICSC Janeen Osborn Helen Berger Dorls Kagy SECOND ROW Rlchard Wtnkle Rita Basmger Ruth Hathorn Mary Peterson Peggy Tooman Jud1th Tawney Marc1a Htmtsman Dale Ward Eugene Lazenby Mr St1tes THIRD ROW BobKre1nbr1nk Bob Dletsch Damel Straley Bob Osenbaugh Charles Kmdle Rtchard Hammond Harold George Bernard Kretnbrmk Clem Metzger Joe Ntese Ronald Krelnbrmk. FOURTHROW Tom Wyant John Fenbert Larry G11lesp1e Wayne Rayle Dale Todd Robert Hohenbrmk Eugene Altman Gerald Grose Roger Bell Adr1an Kuhlman FIFTH ROW Paul Myers Bob Moratt Rlchard Rlvera Barry Ruben Donald Farthmg Scott Moorhead Fred Dav1d SODNOIDORES class of 59 mean 565 FRONT ROW Pat Chamberlln Rlta Ellerbrock Pat Slebeneck Jan1ceTawney Martha Jane Wllson Janet Frahck Judy Mull Myrna Dewar Bobbe Kress Beverly Buerschen Judy Young Betty Rleman SECOND ROW Mrs Whue Marlene Altman Mary Bryan Patty Ellerbrock Mary Settlermre Karen Desgrange Dorothy Dxckey J anlce Bass KayBaker M1r1amBenton Joan Bender Dorothy Mae Schroeder Dorothy Schroeder Betty Kohls THIRD ROW Robert Alt Roy Inbody Sturat Srruth Jerry MacDonald Dale D11dme Jack Davxd R1chard Schroeder Ronald Haselman Jack Shoemaker Paul Jones Kenny Kaufman Rlchard Brooks M1ke Moorman Jerald Keeran W1ll1am N1ese FOURTH ROW Howard Alt Jeff Schrexber, Fred Arnold, Edward Knueven, V1rg1l N1ese,John Klmmet, Rlchard Barbler, Eddte Robmson. Ronald Patterson, John Casteel, Charles Burner, Doyel Watson, B111 Berger, Bernard NICSC - X Q fs r . 2 4 0,' -,lea f AA 141:-ft ah' IIR Shm H class of 6O A .X P. . rx J, fi P ff Q Q if 9 : eg . Q FRONT ROW: Karen Clausen, Phyllis Jones, Virginia Brooks, Glenda Berger, Ruth Settlemire, Joan Sie- beneck, Judy Snow, Sara Geckle, Carol Elston, Marylyn Hawkins, Siirlee Ward, Phyllis Meyer, Pat Ward, Sandra Mullett, Mark Kuhlman. SECOND ROW: James Peck, Mary Wagner, Sharon Schoenauer, Jackie Leeson, Janet Logan, Donna McDougle, Angel Ranes, Nancy Foley, Agnes Niese, Marilyn Wank, Pat Leinsetter, Janice Fenbert, Shannon Drum, Imogene Zeisloft,Mayver Straley, Leon Schroeder, John Bryan, William Ellerbrock. THIRD ROW: John Berger, Eddie Rigel, Lynn Johnson, Richard Mangas, Thomas Wilhelm, Bob Wyant, James Spitnale, Lee Dietsch, Larry Rigel, Lee Fackler, James Stuber, Bill Shawber, William Niese, Eugene Kuhlman, Jerry Baden, Mr. R. C. Flint. FOURTH ROW: Dick Myers, Ted Weaver, Don Pfister, Albert Fackler, Tom Kreinbrink, Dennis Frey, Fred Meyer, Thomas Howard, Terry Shafer, Paul Niese, Jerry Siebeneck, Charles Reed, Gary Zeisloft, Larry Donnell, Gene Basinger, Melvin Niese. ABSENT: Shirley White, Herman Schroeder, James Kelley. CO1'UP1imeUfS Of Compliments of DR. B. OVERMIER LIBBY'S EMPLOYEES fneshman oa Sth GRACE 0 rw 5 H FRONT ROW Linda Stout Lillian Spitnale Nancy Hammond CarolAnn Dunstan Janet Burner Susan Cain Janeen Hook Judy Dewar Frances Bratton Sharon Butler Elleen Dillon SECOND ROW Julie Frey Janice Farthing Eva Rose Watson Diane Altman Barbara Lovell Judy Stout Carole Ward Marylene Osenbaugh Kaye Bolrnan Marinell Fretwell THIRD ROW Donald Bucher Richard Thomas Dannie Keck Jerry Haugn Larry Morris Robert Butler Larry Dildine Phihp Brooks A E Shiveley FOURTH ROW Leshe Morrison Dennis Brooks James Russell Gary Rothenberger Robert Balbaugh James G1lleSp1e Dwight Zeisloft Tom Young, th Qnaoe ' H FRONT ROW: Phyllis Zeisloft, Sue Coffman, Phyllis Tooman, Charlotte Leinsetter, Paula Mansfield, Sandra Claybaugh, Martha Ranes, Lunda McCurdy, Linda Bennett, Mary Buckland. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Smith, Karen Shoemaker, Patty Moorman, Gloria Medley, Sharon Reed, Linda David, Nancy Heg, Nancy Dewar, Gary Winkle, Mike Mull, Wayne Fackler. THIRD ROW: Bobby David, Joseph Keilholtz, Ted Meyers, Gene David, Bob Robinson, Gary Shoemaker, Jimmy Berger, James Lovell. FOURTH ROW: Gary Swaninger, David Parker, Robert Kaufman, Larry Hancock, Mr, Ward, Leslie Spangler, Leonard Combs, Harry Combs. ABSENT: John Mutchler and Brenda McCurdy, 6th QRAO6 FRONT ROW Gerald Watson Carol Shoemaker Sandra Snow James Butler Denms Fartlung James SEIIZ J ennle Lee Frey Betty Jane Allen Clara Mae Combs LeTean Shoemaker SECOND ROW Ronald Shreck, James Kmdle Carole Anne Schnudt James Engard Gary Bass Bonme Krembrmk Paul Oglesbee Ruth Ann Ward THIRD ROW D1ane Crosby Kay Weaver Rodger Altman Gene Slawber J ud1th Mmller Cleal Medley Larry Jones Marlene Kagy FOURTH ROW Teddy Frrmtn Robert Schubert Barbara Krembrmk Mrs L1chty Darlene Kagy Donetta Ward Dor1s Kaufman Sandra Fackler Joycelones th Qnaoe Q Z' 71 FRONT ROW Davxd Lovell, Larry Ward, Georgra Bennett, B11ly Dunstan, Nancy Bell, Nancy F1rman, D1ana Mansf1eld, Charlene Stetner, D1ane H1ll, Romue Borck. SECOND ROW- Terry Clevrdence, Janet Engard, Lmda Kxndle, Dav1dMart1n, Brenda Sloemaker, Ronn1eMattern, Paula Place, Dtck Spnnale, Kenneth Bucher THIRD ROW Mary Lou Todd, Mary Berg, Kenny Wmkle, John Cam, J umor Dewar, Roger Letn setter, Ne1l Montooth, Sharon Ward, Ronme Ruben, Debby Dewar FOURTH ROW- Carol Excker, Mary Jane Wmkle, Karen Schwextzer, Barry Burk, E1leen Combs, Carol Ann Hancock, Bobby Montooth, Kenny Roy, Karen Bell, Mlss Hersh N 5, 9 a x W XJ 1, x U . -, ' . 'I ' Hrs , ' ' C - puff- .. T- T I A - y ' ' I 13 . 4 is ,L ' Y , 1 ' I ' Y .1 I ' sk :' , 'J r ' I if', - A I I .9 A, . t . . T ,Q , ,ki ,YL l 4 ' I v N . X1 W fx at ' ' ' ' - , Q, T f I - - , . Q 5 Q 1 5 4 N, 5 t ff ' t 4 f 1 g , -f -, 7 Q gt A S. K : I I D I . I I D 9 1 0 u . I . I . I I I . A I I I I I , I I I I b I I I I I : . . I I ' ' I ' h I I I , I I U 1 - 1 Q , ' fg. .' , .. A ' . . I .X U s Q 1 0 .1 , . 1' . r - , , , ' ' ' li, . L V' url t. , ' . 1 ' ' . - , .. , ,I - . - , 1'-1 ' z . - X , v ' A T Q ' A ' -e ' - ' v -1 N ' I Q ! .I e , 1 ' K ' . f gi ,.Q.'. S ,R if '01 O FRONT ROW Sharon Butler Jerry Ranes George Moorhead James Burner Patr1c1a Ranes Thomas Rigel Larry Shaffer J ulie Foley Dorothy Schey William Reed De.nn1s Butler SECOND ROW Marlene Shoemaker Daniel Butler Margaret Schmidt Kathy Moorman James Heg, Gary Keck Judy Parker THIRD ROW Diana Ward Susan Young Kenneth Christy Charles Hopkins Linda Bratton Lmda Pfister Barbara Sextz, Forrest Rayle Mark H111 Lois Rothenberger FOURTH ROW Terry Schey Saerry Burns Denrus Hammond Keith Dtmcan Sharon Ward Martha Thomas Denxus Rayle Eugene Mansfield Donna Combs Mrs Hunter 3l2O GRADE in-P' FRONT ROW: Candice Baker Edward Bell, Therisia Jones Dale Meyers Carolyn Smith Kathy Overmier SECOND ROW: Norma Medley Linda Brecht Sharon Sioemaker Bobby Ward Roger Rigel, Janeen Farthing Linda Hancock. THIRD ROW: Robert Brown Vernon Mullet Harold Roy, Terry Tawney Stirley Alt Richard Shively Susan Rayle David Plassman Joyce Stout Mrs. MacDonald. Linda Engard Lynn Dewar T 3120 quaoe f f if 'M' Q FRONT ROW Paula Ward Roger Peoples Barbara Evers John Myers Norine Ranes Kenneth Duncan Slurley Osenbaugh Charlotte Walsh SECOND ROW Treva McCurdy John Basinger Ricky Howard Albert Schubert Sue Ruben Dan Haugin John Swearengin Linda Breece THIRD ROW Paul Mansfield Tony Rollins Richard Shellenbarger Kay Bmgaman Linda Gilliland Becky Spicer Jon Smalley Dennis Crow Mrs Rigel. QHO QIQAOG ri O W1 A. FRONT ROW: Douglas Tatro, Billy Combs, Mary Butler, Donovan Hugies, Phillip Rigdon, Bobby Dunstan, Ruth Ann Bratton, Dale Patton, Billy Fellows. SECOND ROW: Darl Shoemaker, Vickie Jones, Shirley Altman, Bobby Lucas, Mary Engard, Rodney Myers, Nell Ann Fike, Frank Brooks, Keith Settlemire, Mrs. Brooks, THIRD ROW: Vickie Dehnart, Donnie Rettig, Frances Desgrange, James Mattern, Mary Rayle, Bonnie Rettig, Timothy Martin, Diana Butler, Kathleen Critchet, Kenneth Watson. 1 t ano Qno Qmaoes FROINT ROW Pr1sc1lla Medley Becky Stemer Jack Chnstman Sharon Engard Bruce Allen Beverly Evers Cynthla Thompson SECOND ROW Gary Jones AnnaBurns John Creamer D1ck Schubert Regan Foley Conme Reed Teresa Ross THIRD ROW Darlene Dewar Bobby Meyers Ahce Boston Greg MacDonald Rodney Schey Trllman Karl Marguerxte Fackler Ronald Crosby Mrs Plassman ISI Qnaoe FRONT ROW D1ana Dunstan Jack Whlte Jean Bell Randy Chr1sty Karen Mullett Harold Todd Karel Hughes Gary Frey SECONDROW Dav1dButler Karen Schey George Creamer Janet Claybaugh T1mothy Young Kathy E1cher DlCkl8 Ross Karen Mansfreld THIRD ROW Ellen Smalley Steven Combs Janet Rayle Davtd Walsh Jane Dehnart John Snow Sharon Leatherman Stuart hnouse Beverly Schmrdt Lee Jones Mrs Herrmg. oun h lpmq han BRECHT BROTHERS GARAGE IMOGENE S BEAUTY SHOPPE MODERNE BEAUTY SHOPPE ROBINSON S RUBEN S STORE STYLE SHOPPE 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS CLAUDE ALT LEO ALT AND FAMILY JAMES BOGARD LOWELL BROOKS JOE BUERSCHEN GEORGE EVERS HAROLD FOLEY C H GARSTER JESSE GARWOOD MRS FLORENCE HARTLEY 85 MRS WILLIS HARTMAN 85 MRS LAWRENCE HAZELTON ROBERT HAZELTON 85 MRS CLARENCE HENRY 85 MRS FREMONT HERRING MISS ZOA HERSH MRS GERALDINE KARL 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS MR 85 MRS 85 MRS CHARLES KINDLE HAROLD KINDLE CLARENCE LICHTY DICK MONTOOTH GEORGE MOORHEAD 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS 85 MRS s Os RUSSELL MYERS DON PLACE WILLIAM PLASSMAN E D RADENBAUGH HAROLD RIGEL PAUL RUSSELL RAYMOND SCHOENAUER MRS EVELYN SCHREIBER 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS CLETUSI SCHROEDER L A SCHROEDER VICTOR SCHROEDER HAROLD SEITZ A E SHIVELEY A A SLAYBAUGH 85 MRS CHARLES SMITH 85 MRS DALE SMITH MARK SMITH 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS 85MRS JOE SNYDER IR E C STOUT CHARLES THOMPSON BURL WARD F E WARREN HAROLD WEAVER VINCENT WEAVER RUSSELL WHITE CHARLES ZELLER DONALD ZELLER 85 MRS HARRY ZELLER W wi' j'Mf'ff.73t 'w .g5xfQf 'jLV ,wgywwf 1 . .14 MR. . 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Other members of the cast were: Marion Carstairs, a mystery story writer, Joyce Shartzerg Polly Walker, an actress, Judy Henryg Wallie Sanford, a neighbor, Keith Whiteg Mrs. Cherrington, a garden fan, Marilyn Meyers, Mr. Cherrington, herhusband,Gar1andBass, Rupert VanDuesen, a surprise, Tom Weaverg Frankie Riley, a racketeer, Ben Smith, Sergeant O'Hara, his assistant, Michael Schreiberg Pete, Dinah's one and only, Gary Carter, Joella, a menace, Joan Kuhlmang Flashlight and Sulkey, of the mob, Arthur Beam and David Cusacg Wendy, Meg, Joe, and Betsy, of the gang, Eileen Alt, Sharon Elston, Don Russell, and Florence Swearengin. The story revolved around the Carstairs family -- a widowed mother with three yotmgsters. Dinah, the eldest, tried to run the household while her mother wrote mystery stories to support the family. Dinah wished she could find an ideal man to marry mother off to, while the others felt that what their mother really needed was a big publicity break tnher next novel, so that it would be a smash hit. When a neighbor, a blackrnailer, was murdered the young people realized that it gave their mother a chance for the publicity she needed. Also, when a good looking police lieutenant appeared, and they learned that he was a bachelor, they thought that perhaps their other problem could be solved, too. The play, a thrilling and hilarious dramatization of a best-seller, was directed by Mr. Elmo Stites. U mmm, asf fygj' l 3 WM wb 4722 'Mlm H 6 hl Bang COHCGQI Ana 7' ' fi s., A, J G- K 'WJ Ma FRONT ROW Bev Buerschen Cbrrs Coffman Ben Smrth Don Russell Judy Klenk Dale Drldme SECOND ROW Larry Grllespre Torn Weaver Kerth Whrte Bob Krernbrrnk Erleen Alt Cornphments of DR. AND MRS R. B MITCHELL mmf, can 9-Emp QXr?5t?'lQ'vfFs7Ycan F Hfmrwb Cv W A 'V 'M' vft -.F FRONT ROW Judy Klenk Pat Srebenenck Judy Henry Marrlyn Zeller Judy Mull Pat Ellerbrock Leona Martrn Janet Frahck Peggy Tooman Mr Garster Erleen Alt Bev Buerschen Judy Young Myrna Dewar Bobbe Kress Mary Bryan Janlce T awney SECOND ROW Joan Kuhlman Ruth Stout Florence Swearengm Martha Jane Wrlson Joan Bender Bob Osenbaugh John Casteel Roy Inbody Jeff Schretber Cnrrs Coffman J oetta Buerschen Dorts Kagy Rlta Ellerbrock, Judy Tawney Marrlyn Kuhlnlan THIRD ROW Pat Charnberlm Helen Berger Betty Alt Emma Jean Wrlson Janeen Osborn Bob Krernbrrnk Paul Myers Bob Dletsch Rlchard Wrrtkle Ruth Schroeder NormaN1ese Mary Peterson Marrlyn Meyers Ruth Lehman Betty Kohls FOURTHROW Mar1lynButler Marcra Huntsman Pat Nrese Betty R1eman Clement Metzger Dlck Barbrer Mxke Moorrnan Fred Davrd Torn Weaver Keuh Whrte Ben Smlth Eddte Robmson Ed Knueven Dale Todd Jack Davtd Rlchard Brooks ABSENT Rlchard Schroeder 1, r H I , ,D b A C3 at ' .. 5 , .wg I . ,1 8 ' S' 1 so A R C - 5 I 4 . F, Q. 3, S J. I' M Y 3 4' swf - . ,Inf M. . we-f , 0' ,J-1. rf A , , 1 X . 4 , fi . T - . ,J -ft - J 0 , , .. v- O1 . ,Q T 4- ,, li J 's C ' ' I B, Q . f f 1f -' 'Q -'y'F' 2' 'I' - I A I I 11 Y 1 ' 'S ' ' ' ' - ,W X f- V z 1 - . - . .J .J Mk' , C tg . Q' QP I .K . Lt f I, fs A . ' a I Q Q Q I' Q n K C A , X 1 . ' . . ' , . . I I . I I ' I ' 1 I I . . . ' . 1 . . . I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I ' : l I I I ' I I . I I I ' I I . I I I l I I I I C : I I l I . I I I v . . ' . , . ' ' . . ' . I . . , , , ' , . : ' . ,-hu BANG Ano Yr 3.10 Jlimxeo CHORUS 're'-:,, MM B, G F ON - ' - .. R5mieTShT2gI- Rolggiascliillxit -Eng AlZgngr,bghLl1p Brooks, Ted Meyers, Jimmy Smith, Larry Hancock ' ' - 0 0 U1S0U..T0e Keilholtz Gary Sw ' ' ' - Nancy Dewar Nancy Heg, SECOND ROW Eu ' amnger' Jimmy Gluesple Kuhlman Marlene K.-4 N H beneck' Margaret Weis' Marlene Osenbaugh Liuiinks. SY, ancy ammond, Jane S1e P It M , - IPQUHIC. Darlene Kagy, Carol Dunsran, Diane Knnlman a y oorman. J uhe Frey, Janet Logan, Larry D1ld1ne. THIRD ROW: Larry Morris Carol Schroeder Dorothy Rieman, Joan Kuhlman P t K p ' ' Sue Meyers, John Mutchler A ummm' hyuls Tooman- Carol Ward. Kay Bolman. Linda Bennett A H 9 H ffpmofr Q SFDFQV' F 1 ix D4 ff FF 9 FRONT ROW Janet Logan Marylyn Hawkms Janet Burner Carol Elston Phylhs Tooman Charlotte Lemserrer Parry Moorman Carol Dunstan Janeen Hook Mr Garster Nancy Foley L1ndaBennett Mary Buckland Eva Watson Patty Ward Surlee Ward Nancy Dewar Lmda Dav1d Judy Dewar SECOND ROW Mrke Mull Sara Geckle, Marylene Osenbaugh Nancy Heg, Nancy Hammond Larry Hancock, Gary Swarunger Karen Shoemaker ,Tulle Frey Phylhs Meyer Janice Fenbert Sue Coffman Donna McDougle Agnes N1ese Marxlyn Wank Sandra Mullett .Tackle Leeson, Sue Cam THIRD ROW Jrmmy Srruth Gary Rothen berger Jrm Peck, Paula Mansfxeld Sharon Schoenauer Imogene Z81S1Off Mark Kuhlman B1lly Ellerbrock Leshe IWOFFISOH, Bobby Dav1d Tom Young J0hn Bryan Patty Lemsetter Karen Clausen Mary Wagner Shannon Drum Mayver Straley Judy Snow FOURTH ROW Don Bucher Charles Reed Larrv Donne Ted Weaver Tom Howard Gene Dav1d Bob Robmson J1mmy Glllespre Gary Zelsloft Don Pf1ster Larry Rlgel Lee D1etsch Bob Wyant Larrv D1ld1ne Dav1d Parker ABSENT John Mutchler Qdfm 4 SENIOR ITTAQCHIDQ A110 COUCERII BADOS Y 9 C. 5 , an X if T A Q! ,E ,,,. L. 45 W Q l 8 ,-'X Vf W any , if 'Fri 7 QW vc 'V I S flaw 2 , Y wooos FRONT ROW: Betty Koh1s,JaniceBass, Betty Rieman, Susan Cain, Daluiie Keck, Sue Coffman, Miriam Benton, Marcia Huntsman. SECOND ROW: Beverly Buerschen, Paul Myers, Emma Jean Wilson, Peggy Tooman, Dale Dildine, Judy Mull, Janet Fralick, Bobbe Kress, Martha Jane Wilson, Tom Howard, Virginia Brooks. THIRD ROW: Chris Coffman, Janeen Hook, Jackie Leeson, Nancy Foley, Judy Klenk. 'W ffl' 9 .40 BRASSGS FRONT ROW: Larry Rigel, Donnie Pfister, Judy Dewar, Jim Spitnale, Doris Kagy, Myrna Dewar, Ted Weaver, Charles Reed. SECOND ROW: Tom Weaver, Keith White, Ronald Kreinbrink, Charles Kindle, Bob Kreinbrink, Donna McDougle, Roy Inbody, Stuart Smith, THIRD ROW: Richard Brooks, Jer ry Haugm, Mike Moorman, Larry Gillespie, Ben Smith, Clement Metzger, C1 9 ' 1x Rh thm FRONT ROW: Eileen Alt, James Russell, Jeff Schreiber, Mike Schreiber, Franklin Kindle, Don Russell, SECOND ROW: Mary Peterson, Pat Chamberlin, Judy Kindle, Imogene Zeisloft, Karen Calusen. 0 JZ IIII 1135 ev Q r efil' f:ijjQ5x ib I X T Z--' ,gf f f Q -xxxxib f ?f2 'hxxxxxb ' gn 5 -,W -.- i Tf' hfhlxl' 6 ,X 0 ff X g, ' -2 , -'N-4: , 'RQ 'ff' R W . ' QgJ-Jg I- xXXQX- ' ,Q 0 'x' ' N1 X .,.ili,1Q,l, , 0 N xx' 74 E x Af' V 'gf R70 f A if m f ,' v r f X X X ,' 4 X , ' Q ' ' ' ' I ' 1 if H 'V ff tm X, V 1 x K -- xx . ff ' X 1 .':. f Y 2 1+TffDc-fiiigwwfT?wf ?xX,, Q4,,4f mm fff-5Q:fiffPfii'SHwx Rx x KSCQK fm ff xK ,Mvn,fM flx 9 324 WllQ fK X Y' WEMM Pruning Grapes First Place Corn Judging Team BOYS TO BE PROUD OF' In 1954 26 enthusiastic LSIDSIC High School boys became the first members of the Letpsic F F A Chapter In this their third year the membership has uicreased and they now have 44 members with Don Russell as President Each year in the spring an F F A queen is chosen by the members of the local chapter The people of Leipsic are proud of this F F A. and as the following accomplishments prove they have many very good reasons to be proud In the year 1956 the boys won prizes in parharnentary procedure highway safety skill driving and in corn Judging teams Their basket In 1955 Rose Ann We1s wore the crown and in 1956 Mary Ann Wamecke reigned as queen In 1955 Mr J' R. White had the privilege of being an honorary member of the chapter In 1956 Mr John Honesto was chosen to hold this position ball team also took first place 1n the county Each of the members agrees that their many achievements have been made possible through the able guidance of Mr Richard Fhnt their advisor and through the wonderful spirit of co operation among the members as they have worked and will continue to work together THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA no pa. FRONT ROW: Edward Knueven, Virgil Niese, Eugene Kuhlman, Leon Schroeder, Jerry Siebeneck, Fred Meyer, Paul Niese, Bill Niese, Eddie Rigel, James Spitnale, Tom Kreinbrink. SECOND ROW: Richard Myers, Richard Winkle, Bob Dietsch, Richard Hammond, Bernard Kreinbrink, Joe Niese, John Casteel, Stuart Smith, Mr. Flint, John Fenbert. THIRD ROW: Ronald Haselman, William Niese, Bernard Niese, Larry Rigel, Donald Pfister, Lee Dietsch, Larry Donnell, Terry Shafer, Arthur Beam, James Stuber. FOURTH ROW: Ben Smith, Clem Metzger, Charles Recker, Bob Hazelton, Ronald Altman, Eugene Altman, Don Russell, Eugene Lazenby, Adrian Kuhlman, Dale Ward, Richard Schroeder. MEMBERS ABSENT: David Cusac, Herman Schroeder, Gerald Goedde. Eutun hom makerzs of am mea '44, Q3 QC I J' FRONT ROW PatChamberl1n Jamce Fenbert Reporter Pat Srebcneck Presrdent Rlta Ellerbrock Treasurer Marlene Altman Secretary SECOND ROW Marylyn I-lawktns Dorothy Mae Schroeder Janet Logan Agnes Nlese Martha Jane Nrlson Janet Fralrck Sh1rlev Whrte THIRD ROW Mane Radenbaugh Advrsor Carol Jo Elston Dorothy Schroeder Assrstant Advrsor Betty Rreman Judy Snow Pat Lernsetter Marrlyn Wank CREED ax We are The Future I-Iomemakers of Amerrca We face the future w1th warm courage 1' And mgh hope For we have the clear conscrousness of seekmg Old and PICCIOUS values X? For we are the burlders of homes, -1 Homes for Ame r1ca's future X 'T Homes where ltvrng w1ll be the expressron of everythrng 'S 3. Compllments of HOTEL LEFFLER Lerpsrc That IS good and farr Homes where truth and love and securrty and farth Wrll be realrtres, not dreams We are the Future Homemakers of Amerrca We face the future wrth warm courage And hrgh hope. 'v Complrments of DR. E. H WATKINS Dentrst LCIPSIC t. f' Qs ' 'A-' ff M . ,A f 5'f Q' A :Y -. A i 1 Qu H If f 9 M .- N Q, x S-L.. J i ' ' ' f' .N My H 3 , K-Q, M41 J rf A J: F ' 'f F ff ge Q 1 . , , l 4' to -1 Q , 1 s X. H ' 412. 3 5 , - . ' J rr X LEIPSIC, OHIO -- SCHOOL YEAR, 1956-57 INFORMATIVE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY L. H. S, EDITOR REPORTS A SUCCESSFUL YEAR. Miss Ruth Lehman Editor-in-Chiefof The Viking, the newspaper of Leipsic High School having had the full co-operation of her excellent staff and many reporters has been successful in publishing a very interesting school paper this year Che of the first sections many of the students turn to 1S the Tattletales ' Those wishing to catch up on the latest society news plus the newest romances never fail to turn to this portion of The Viking. The Problem Box which is devoted to the solving of the readers problems is a new article this year It has taken many good sleuths to discover the identity of the Mystery Seniors each month For those who enjoy pop songs The Viking boasts a column entitled Juke Box Favorites All of these are headlme articles that make The Viking a good reading newspaper and we congratulate the competent Vtkmg staff f-760 THE VIKING STAFF FRONT ROW Judy Henry Marilyn Zeller Eileen Alt Reporters Christine Coffman Assistant Business Manager Peggy Tooman Assistant Editor Ruth Lehman Editor in Chief Emma Jean WIISOH Business Manager Marilyn Meyers Reporter Sharon Elston Art Editor SECOND ROW Mrs Hartley Advisor Nancy Heg Judy Klenk M1r1am Benton Phylhs Tooman Reporters Janeen Osborn Assistant Art Editor Ruth Ann Schroeder Norma Ntese Ruth Stout Reporters Mrs Garster Advisor THIRD ROW Jackie Leeson Susan Cam Kay Baker Reporters Florence Swearengm Assistant Art Editor Ketmy Kaufman Assistant Sports Editor Keith White Sports Editor Patricia Schroeder Frances Bratton Reporters 50 Mon' commfvc -'iff-al' - LU BRI CATJN ifffiifffffviv Lars INT S wogua 8 Cxl J UF GA 61-Ao! 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I Z' Compliments of THE BANK OF LEIPSIC CCMPAN f -J-.....J Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Deposlts Insured S10 OOO SHAWBER FURNITURE STORE Phone 116 Le1ps1c 0h1o 'I KEERAN'S GROCERY BUTLER BROS and Hay Straw Coal Servlce Statlon Phone 135 Belmore Ohlo LelpSlC Ohlo a rn' f. 3' , , , 411, 1 , ,' X J s CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Glee Rlkard Gas O11 Fuel O11 Phone 220 Lelpslc Oh1o L L PERRY MACDONALD LUMBER AND Hardware COAL COMPANY Phone 34 uEveryth1ng o Bu11d Anythlng Le1ps1c Oh1o Phone 42 Le1ps1c Ohlo R E DILDINE Plumblng Heatlng Pumps 15 Commerclal Street Phone 5285 LE1pS1C Oh1o LOWELL BROOKS STUDIO Fine Photographs Leipsic Ohio a Q n -. - V 1 a , u s o T ' ' H a o o a a o 0 u n Q - .. o a Q 1 KELLEY BELLMA LUMBER COMPA Y Retailers of Lumber And Building Supplies Phone 108 Leipsic, Ohio PURNELL FUNERAL HOME J D 8 Madge M Purnell Funeral Directors Phone 112 Leipslc Ohio Compliments of AND WORKING MAN'S STORE Across from the Leipsic Ym Lelpsic Ohio For Prompt Insurance Service and Surety Bonds C. MONTOOTH Leipsic Ohio Phone 37 0 G MACK Leipsic Ohio for Typewriters Power Lawn Mowers Briggs 8 Stratton Engines 1 YOUNG'S BARBER SHOP G U PAUL'S 5c TO 1Oc STORES Complete Variety Stores Ottawa, Ohio Leipsic 1 BRECHT BROS GARAGE Hudson Sales G Service Distributors of Valvoline O11 G Grease Phone 195 Leipsic Ohio SHAFFER'S PRODUCE Dealer in Poultry and Eggs Phone 160 Leipsic Ohio HOWARD'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Season s Latest Fabrics At All Times Tell Your Friends About Us Leipsic Ohio PEERLESS HATCHERY Ohio and U S Approved DeKalb Associate Hatchery Forrest J. Smith Owner and Manager Phone 41 Leipsic, Ohio LEIPSIC VETERINARY SERVICE Dr's. R. D. Schubert, G O. C. Thompson Phone 225 Leipsic Ohio The Center Values The Center Savings LEIPSIC HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 197 Le1ps1c Ohlo WHITE'S REXALL DRUGS Drugs Sundrles Candles Cosmetlcs Phone 88 LelPS1C Oh1o MEADOW GOLD For Flne Dalry Products That Are Most Essentlal Always Fresh Gambles Authorlzed Dealer GUY FRETWELL Phone 104 Le1ps1c Ohlo For Complete Dry Cleanlng SeIV1Ce NU WAY CLEANERS Phone 65 Lelpslc Oh1o ' ' ' See Bob Mansfield-Phone 2238 COMPLlME T 0F THE HERFF JONES CO Manufacturlng Jewelers Statloners 1407 1419 North Cap1to1 Avenue 1nd1anapo11s 7 Indlana 5 8 10 ROZZETTA'S 5 G 10 VIC BEAN I DlStI1bUtOr 'Natlonally Known cally Owned Va1vo11ne Motor 011 6 Grease Complete Beauty Servlce Le1ps1c Ohlo Le1ps1c Phone 296 I 57 I A 1 1 1 'A Ben Franklin Storen , . of Lo N . . . ' . . PARKER CHEVROLET SALES Telephone 50 124 Commercnol St LEIPSIC OHIO X HPNRUlkIf Findlay s Complete Music Store PORTER'S MUSIC STORE 530 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio Phone 525 Aalf LEIPSIC LUMBER COMPANY Everything for the Builders Builder Supplies Hardware Roofing Paint Phone 9 Leipsic, Ohio JAMES ELLERBROCK Monuments Markers - Agency - Scherger Memorials Quality since 1874 Delphos Ohio The Home Paper Of Putnam County THE LEIPSIC FREE PRESS Serving Leipsic and the Surrounding Community Leipsic Ohio S tru ,fm 31, Bl! 11,5 Dv. I Y J The Egry Man has been servmg busmess as a forms and systems counselor smce 1893 He was and st1ll IS an expert m autographrc regrster systems Today 63 years later the Egry man IS a specrahst ln forms for all types of office machmes used by modern buslness partlcularly automatlc accounting and tab ulatmg machmes and auxllrary equlpment The Egry man can show you Egry tabulatmg forms 1n a wlde range of srzes constructron and paper com bmatlons a complete llne of stock forms for lmmednate shipment lmprznted two weeks He can grve you a qurck look at a complete lme of tabulatmg auxllrary equipment l1ke forms bursters de collaters lmprlnters, transparent templates and punched card tab autographrc regrsters He can provrde you wlth the latest mformatron on Integrated and Electronnc Data Processmg lf you havent met the Egry man ln your cxty call hmm for a free supply of Report Covers and Tabvelopes or wrrte The M Reglster Company DAYTON 2 OHIO LEIPSIC Omo Los ANGELES EGRY CONTINUOUS FoRMs, LTD , TORONTO 0 MONTREAL 41 . 5' .5 , , ' W 1. .su I 4 -' ' e 1 A ' , V, . - . ' 4 gb- , g, ,. . . ,f,' as-.3 ' I ., '? f ' 'u 35 I I K ' 1 V . H- L. K 'g,5w,a I . 1 rl ' F '. - - l A . I 1 ' AV ., R 8 ' K , ffai. 5 . N 4 s'ta ' s 1 9 9 , - Q Q , - , - a , . . s 7 ti :sy in t... X A .4 at . 5 I I THE MCDORHE D ELEVATOR COMPAN Grain Coal PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Feed Seed Le1ps1c Phone 1ll Prentlss Phone 403R Le1ps1c 0h1o sHREcK's BAKERY Home of Quallty Baked Goods KLENK S Where Quallty Tells and Shoes and Clothes Prlce Sells for Phone 58 Lelpslc Oh1o Men and Boys To Be Insured To Be Assured' General Home Owner Insurance Flre Automoblle Bonds Columbus Grove Ohlo Lorta G Huntsman HUNTSMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 109 Llberty Street and Phone 60 Le1ps1c 0h1o 3 , . I Leipsic N Is ' , U 4 SAC-EER' I. G. .MARKET Frank Sager, Prop Fresh Meats G Produce We Have A Complete Llne of Foods Afflllated Wlth The Independent Grocer Alllance Le1ps1c 0h1o Phone 206 LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE Complete Weddlng Arrangements Corsages Floral Arrangements Phone 121 LelpS1C Ohlo EVANS TYPEWRITER CO CAHIEL Phones 77 and 78 Graln Hay Coal Flour Straw Feed Le1ps1c, Mlller Clty Oakwood Contlnental and Delphos Typewrlters Maln Offlce Offlce Equlpment Le1pSlC Ohlo Corner Cory G Crawford Streets Flndlay Ohlo - . . GE -- ' Elevators At , I DAVIDSON'S Wallpaper Palnts Draperles Wlndow Shades Drapery Hardware Phone 133 Le1ps1c, Oh1o WILLIAMS Petroleum Products Used Cars Le1ps1c Oh1o J 5 W TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors Wood Brothers and Dearborn Farm Equlpment Phone 301 LE1pS1C Ohlo In Le1ps1c SCHOENAUERS CUT RATE Patent Medlclnes, Glfts Acme Quallty Pa1nt, Wallpaper Fountaln Servlce We Make Our Own Ice Cream Lelpslc Oh1o LEIPSIC HEATING and SHEET METAL ROOf1Hg Spoutlng Furnace Phone ll8 Se1ps1c Oh1o WAGNER FURNITURE CO Phone 93 Le1ps1c Ohio LEIPSIC IMPLEMENT CO John Deere Quallty Farm Equlpment Sales 6 Servlce Le1ps1c 0h1o , . . . . . . . I 1 I . 0 f 7? U O K. . . . I O . . . . . - O I HILVERS JEWELERS Diamonds Elgln - Bulova Watches Sllverware Jewelry Le1pS1C Oh1o KELLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance and Bonds 43 Years of Dependable Servlce Phone 26 BILL JONES GARAGE Hliillll , , . Pontlac International Sales G Servlce Phone 68 Le1ps1c Oh1o DANGLER'S GULF SERVICE Dependable Service For Over 28 Years Phone 71 Le1ps1c Ohlo SNYDER SOHIO SERVICE Phone 4 Maln and Commerclal Streets For Safer Dr1v1ng and Longer Mlleage Let Us Servlce Your Car Le1ps1c Ohl O Compllments of e CLASS OF H58n L... DEHNART'S SERVICE T1res Batterles Accessorles Phone 7 Leipsic 0hiO I I . U X will j ll Leipsic Ohio D . . Q 0 0 i ' Th . Compliments of W C STLI BER AE- Coal O11 Gas Steel Furnaces Stokers Spoutlng Repalrs G Servlces FROSTY S WHIP Phone Lelpslc Ohlo Le1ps1c Ohlo Qf W igwx I 44-jqnl, K u W .. IIN f ,uf Nfl! af X 2x . x , By fawf ,QQ Eb H I ' E Q KN If I 0QAQ2llllWP9'3BLx,YCwsf A ll H fxjwxy Ulf Ala-in GM ,CN help 1C 769195. 9 x.f 'i-. Gi!!!!D' 4E2i4 .4-I I l - lf W ifi 1 Compllments Of Compllments The The Class Of 59 Class Of 60 . . is 1 ? ,V L 1 . 1 . - . . 1 . . . . . . f ff - K.. 'Z as ,f ff I-' , - Nu, 1 C -M. .- -NV7QnA'?f: aw. 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If0O1ZBAll snaps , l - 1 f Q 1' mg X . 5 A -flu f rr Eootwll September September September September Oetober October Oetober October November XXXXSSS 1 956 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Prevrew Cory Rawson Bath Twp Payne Pandora Columbus Grove North Baltrmore Pauldrng Hrcksvrlle Delphos Jefferson SHADS J SQ hlGh I50otBall I6-em FRONT ROW Kenny Kaufman Ben Smtth Arthur Beam, Don Russell Bob Hazelt Weaver Ronme Settlemlre Rtchard Hammond Fred Davd Scott Moorhead Larry G1l1e Wllhelm on Duane Brooks Tom 1 SECOND ROW Mr Hartman Barry Ru sp1e Wayne Rayle Robert Hohenbnnk Tom Wyant Gerald Grose Tom Don Pfxster Ted Weaver THIRDROW John Berger Fred Arnold LYIIUI 1m Stuber Larry Rlgel, Charles Burner Edd1e Rzgel John ohnsm Eddle Robznson Ktmmet Rlchard Myers n. .Toe Marilyn Kuhlma an T TO RIGHT: Marilyn Butler' JO LEP na Buerschm 69 RONNIE SETTLEMIRE Halfback IZOOIBAU A RT HUR BEAM Guard 4 . ...V TOM WEAVER Halfback SGHIORS ' 'G-N'1:Bx DUANE BROOKS V P' F' DON RUSSELL Guard BEN SMITH Fullback Halfback Compliments of DAVID BARR, M. D. C 1. f and BOB HAZELTON 0212 g'Efflf'Sff0 JAMES E. BAKER, M. D. Tackle Leipsic Cherry St. Leipsic T 3 mimi ll n FOGVBA teAn1 Sl 'ze Xfifgiisa 5 '51 Q, . fi- N A FRONT ROW: Leslie Morrison, Jim Russell, Tom Young Dw Danny Keck. .Terry Haughn, SECOND ROW Robinson, Robert Kaufman Charles Reed , ight Zeisloft, Ted : Gary Winkle, Ph' ' , Joe Deilholrz, T , Gene David Shafer, Edd ' ' Meyers, Donald Bucher, ilip Brooks, Bob David, Mark Kuhlmau, Bob om Wilhelm, THIRD ROW: John Bryan, Richard Myers, , John Berger, Ted Weaver, Dick Parker. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Stires, Terry le Rigel, .T im Sruber, Dick Mangas, Don Piisrer. Larry Rigel, Lynn Johnson. I2 6 A 0 t ICIOR enGmGG'2 A V Hook. ' fr Janeen e Zeislo . 't NZIICY Foley, Hnogen . Shirley Wm e' RIGHT- LEFT T0 71 SCHEDULE 195 1957 Nov Nov Nov DLC Dec Dec DLL Dec DLL Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb All h BASKEU3 SQ mo t65m Q6 1 'm ? -5 MN- 4 55: FRONT ROW Barry Ruben Jack Shoemaker, Don Russell, Ronnie Altman Larry Selhorsr Tom Weaver, Richard Hamm Scot Moorhead, Kenny Kaufman, Roger Eugene Altman, Richard Setrlefnire, Bob H ond. John Kimm Bell, Adrian Kuhlm.-in Brooks, Robert K ' ' K '1 ii' azelton, Ronald er. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hartman , Gerald Grose, Tom Wyanr, L ' rembrznk, Eddie Robinson, that kmole arry Gillespie, Buerschen' Joetta lman. '1YI1 Kuh Kathy Hartman' Man . Butler' Mar11Yn Kuhlfnanv . 1039 O RIGHT' LEFT T 73 DON RUSSEL RONNIE SETTLEMIRE TOM WEAVER Guard Guard Guard BOB HA ZELTON GERALD GROSE RONNIE ALTMAN Center Forward Forward LARRY SELHORST TOM WYANT RICHARD HAMMOND Guard Forward Forward fLE'P5fc' 3 AUPSM . as A 8 FRONT ROW: Gary Zeisloft, Mark Kuhlman, Bob Wyant, Dick M Rigel, John Bryan. SECOND ROM Mr. Srites, Fackler, Ted Weaver. Dick M ' angas, Tom Wilh Terry Shafer, Edd' ' yers, ,hm Peck, Ch elm, .Tim Spitnale, Larry 16 Rlgel, Donald Pfister, Jim Sr az-les Reed, Bob David. uber, Lee nl My S - uD 'nent 12uT?1?2?s1tmas tOU'2nA AIC th GRACE BASKGITBAH IGAIN FRONT ROW Leslie Morrison Tom Young ,Tim Gillespie ,Terry Haughn ,T 1m Russell Donald Bucher Bob David u? SECOND ROW: Mr. Stites, Gary Rothenberger, Danny Keck, Larry Dildine, Philip Brooks, Dwight Zeisloft . fx x J 1 1 J ' 1 6' 5 S s-J' Vjsvfeif il umuritfx A 'x L, I X BN x, N. We rg af qi X the Bio moments Glf 1956-57. Sept. 4 7 14 20-21 Oct. 22- 4 Dec. Jan. Feb. Apr, Nov. 27- Mar. May. 21 28 1 5 12 19 25 2 9 21 23 23 26 30 7 14 21 22 24 26 28 2 4 11 18 1'9 25 26 1 2 8 12 10 26 4 19 24 School starts. Back to the salt mines! Football Preview at Bluffton First Football game. fBath Townshipj Vacation! County Fair. More fun . . . Football game Football game with Payne. We won. with Pandora. Tied up. Freshman Reception. Lost football game-to Grove. Football game Football game Football game Football game Juniors present with North Baltimore. with Paulding. with Hicksville. Beat ' em! with Delphos Jefferson. class play, We Shook The Family Tree. First basketball game. Won over Cory Rawson. Thanksgiving vacation. Free once more. Basketball game with Glandorf. We won. Senior girls serve supper for County Board Members. Lost basketball game to O.S.S.P. Every pupil tests. Basketball defeat by Miller City, Won basketball game over Ottawa Public. Basketball game with Continental. Lost. Won basketball game over North Baltimore. Out for a much deserved Christmas vacation. Senior Class Party. Wow! Christmas Tourney at McComb. Took 2nd place. Vacation over! Back to school again. Lost basketball game to Ottoville. Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. Won over Kalida Defeated Vaughnsville. Senior Scholarship Tests--Ottawa. Putnam County Music Festival. Basketball game with Columbus Grove. Whipped 'eml Basketball game with Hamlet. Lost. Basketball game with Pandora-Gilboa. Rossford comes to Leipsic for basketball game. Leipsic travels to Fort Jennings for game. County Basketball Tourney begins. Band and Chorus Concert. Senior Class Play. Junior-Senior Prom. Nice. Final District Scholarship Tests. Baccalaureate. New York, look out for Leipsic Seniors! Commencement. Class of 1957 now graduates of L.H. S. AT TENDANT Jud y Henry HAUOWEGI1 Q0 Alt lung I -A Nw! 99311, 'f :v ,I Q U r,'t! v9 'Mm' 'Ep y ,wwytfu 1' -' X I 1f'! Y f, ATTENDANT Marilyn Zeller .gl r 'vin vi If QUEEN, Joetta Buerschen and KING, Robert Hazelton .yy Fir iN-1 , , ,fn ll. 1- Q If ' f . 0 A . . 3? 05' I 'f?r'w'r'. ,lx -rv ,uf ig 1, s 5 Ia . 1 4 , i5g fh ,,' zzffffhg if 1. Nw--' P. 5'-..-J 9 3, .. wins fi' .fnipld .I L, x17'E:5,x , ,. fu uv . 4 rw Jscfafw X J.-'fr X 1 13,1 , , -3-J ' .:',y 5 Qy . i 1 'ff flux-, 7' I DR sr! 15, . .cs -QQQZ , Jumon - semen pnom may 1956 JUQWMQ waz f , of A Y.. 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