Liberty Benton High School - Liberty Bell Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my lifeg and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. -23rd Psalm ff 'TOZ'6Qf2fw1f JJ I Xxx 1 wr N X 2 X x ' - I K- ' ,U-fn 71, , f: . mf. Q P ! y,q,,. W , 5, H X - f A 'fi E ,fy V15 r ,wp 1 .Zig fl N W, f 3 ,Ag : 5: .sg xx R-.'x X X xl , i 1 ' ' Q K 1 i I f , ,...-..,.L gw,,,.,-- ' 1, I U-1... -wA1,f.wn'ww,m.aa: , -Wm ,Umar f -f Q mm 1 Y K , ,X Xxx ja 3 , ix ' ',,n'3'u ?1f. ' Q by A mi . xf SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Butler has been with us for five years as superintendent. He teaches solid geometry, first and second year algebra and Senior math. He received his M. A. and B. S. degrees at Ohio State University. He majored in mathematics and education and minored in English, physics, and physical education. In order to educate a youth, he should be taught wholly. Besides being taught as a whole, one should have various fields taught to him. Mr. Butler has al- ways spent his spare time in helping anyone that needs help. PRINCIPAL Mr. Howard has completed his second year as principal at Liberty. He received his B. A. degree at Findlay College and Bowling Green University. He majored in French and minored in physical educa- tion. Our modern education has been civilized because we have attempted to bring about the education of every one. Mr. Howard has proved this in attempting to put forth his best knowledge to the students. EVANS TYPEWRITER CO., Royal Typewriters, Busmess Machines Fmdlay Ohio BUTCHER BOY MEATS, Where Fine Meats are to Be Had The Butcher Boys Will Fake Them F CULTY Mrs. Humphry was the Home Economics teacher for the first semester. Mrs. Bishop then came as substitute until Mrs. Lugabill took over. MR. WILLIS KING A. B. Findlay College Ohio Northern Sophomore Advisor Eighth Grade American History Biology Today's Problems Boys Gym Seventh Grade Health Junior High Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach One year at Liberty Two years at Benton MR. ROBERT MOORE B. S. in Education Ohio State University Freshmen Advisor Freshmen Industrial Arts Basketball Coach Algebra I Eighth Grade Arithmetic Seventh Grade Arithmetic PATFERSONS, 418 S. Main St., Findlay, Ohio. PARKINS GROCERY 8: GARAGE, Phone 262, Benton Ridge, Ohio. MR. CHARLES BEADLE B. S. Otterbine Ohio State Seventh Grade Geography Eighth Grade Geography Eighth Grade English American History World History Football Coach Baseball Coach Girls Gym Seventh Grade Gym Eighth Grade Gym One year at Liberty-Bent MRS. RUTH GONGWER A. B. Findlay College Ohio Wesleyan Majored in Business Administration Tiffin University Junior Advisor Head Librarian Bookkeeping Commercial Law General Business Shorthand I and II Typing I and II Ten years at Liberty- Benton OII MR. HERBERT OBERLITNER B. S. Ohio State Seventh Grade Advisor Vocation Agriculture One year at Liberty-Benton MISS HELEN BRANDEBERRY B. A. Ohio Wesleyan M. A. Ohio State Additional Work Westem Reserve Ohio University Senior Advisor General Science Eighth Grade Science General Math Physics One year at Liberty-Benton GROSE TELEVISION, Admiral 8: Sylvania, 229 N. Main St., Findlay, Ohio. MRS. CATHERINE TROTT B. F. in Elementary Education Bowling Green First Grade Teacher One year at Liberty-Benton MRS. BEATRICE GARDNER Bowling Green Third Grade Teacher Eleven years at Liberty- Benton. MRS. JOSEPI-IINE WILSON A. B. Findlay University of Michigan University of Columbus Fifth Grade Teacher Latin , Twelve years at Liberty- Benton FACULTY QHYSZEZQHZEEESSE5zQrisarqtssisiriiljifzgliiiil X2f ztE'k.:i: ' --a-Ig. r 'V Ax ,L 1 W-'Q-rf we , W : mf A f Q Erma,-..aM 1fg' Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 HARRIET GREEN STUDIO, 620 South Main Street, Findlay, Ohio. Official Photographers of the EAGLE, MRS. GEORGIA STEWART Bowling Green Ohio State University Second Grade Teacher Seven years at Liberty- Benton. MRS. EULA BRANNAN Bowling Green Fourth Grade Teacher Nine years at Liberty - Benton MRS. IVIAXINE BEACH Principalof Grades Bowling Green Ohio Northern Sixth Grade Teacher Nine years at Liberty- Benton MISS TERESA PETCH B. A. Music Education Otterbine Eighth Grade Advisor Vocal and Instrumental Grade Music Three years at Liberty- Benton BUS DRI ERS ANITOR Alvin Warden, Harold Benson, Walter Porter, Robert Baumgamer, Floyd Payne. COOKS Evelyn Porter and Hallie Oman Archill Abegglen Evelyn and Hallie have worked all year If there is anything to be done preparing our delicious meals. just find Archie, he's always ready and willing to help. EGBERTS HOME FURNISHING, 404 E. Sandusky, ,Ph. 2440, Findlay, Ohio. WHITEY Sz LAFFERTY APP. CO., 455 Center Street, Ph. 4531, Findlay, Ohio. PHILIPS GROCERY Ka FILLING STATION, 1101 W. Min Cross, Findlay, Ohio BOARD OF EDUCATIO Seated: Mr. Burner, Mr. Garlinger-Vice President, Mr. Harpst-President, Mr. Moor- head. Standing: Mr. Bixel Not in Picture: Mr. Orwick-Clerk. The Board of Education represents the citizens of Liberty-Benton High School. It serves as a connection with the parents, the students, and the teachers. The men here are elected for a term of four years. They meet once a month during the year, except when special meetings are called. The duties of the Board include looking after finances, hiring the tea- chers, and buying equipment. The officers of the Board are: President, Mr. Harpstg Vice President, Mr. Garlingerg and Clerk-Treasurer, Mr. Orwick. LYTLE TRANSPORT, 125 E. Sandusky St., Phone 601, Findlay, Ohio. DIETSCH BROTHERS, Candy Sz Ice Cream, 330 W. Main Cross, Findlay, Ohio. Compliments of C. E. ROSENBERGER, Farm Loans 8: General Insurance, McComb, Ohio X 3 F ,ic kr .xg -gvf-nf,-.-.K 'F ' ff- Mx if 5 ' ffl I X Q, ' LW vet K ugly M E . 'LAL ff XX QM CLASS HISTORY Our class history started in 1952. Thirteen members came from the Benton Ridge School to join Liberty's ten. But before the end of the year, Jim Peterson moved to Find- lay, and Shirley Reigle to Mount Blanchard. We welcomed Doyle Campbell from Findlay and this made us twenty-two in the class, giving us a nice start for the second year. At the beginning of the year we chose the following officers: President, Merle Butlerg Vice Presi- dent, Marjorie Butler, Secretary Treasurer, Orville Clymer, Student Council, Marilyn Flick- inger and Jon Saums. Mr. Underwood was our homeroom teacher for that year. Our initiation which we shall always remember was held in the gymnasium. That year we decorated for the May Day festivities, which we enjoyed very much. Our next year we were Sophomores. We had twenty-one to start the year. Those who left us that year were: Lowell Spitnale, who moved to McComb, Walter Steensen and Doyle Campbell, who moved to Findlay, and Marjorie Butler, who moved to Arlington. During this year we welcomed Mike Lenard from Findlay and Myron and Byron Heidlebaugh from Vaughnsville to join our class. Our officers that year were: President, Norman Shank, Vice President, Barbara Beuclerg Secretary, Marilyn Flickingerg Treasurer, Marjorie Butler and Jon Saumsg Student Council, Nancy Williamson, and Merle Butler. Mr. Russel was our sponsor. The year of 1953 left everyone with a pleasant memory. We decorated for Bacca- laureate that year. At the end of the year we still had twenty-one to start the next year. At the beginning of our Junior year class officers were chosen as follows: President, Bob Amoldg Vice President, Myron Heidlebaugh, Secretary, Barbara Beucler and Pat Mar- shall, Treasurer, Marilyn Flickingerg Student Council, Nancy Williamson and Gene La- Roche. Mrs. Gongwer was our sponsor that year. We enjoyed and held many class parties dur- ing the year. Pat Marshall moved to Columbus and Dorsey Cotter withdrew. Then Earl Edmister and Jack Wells came to join our Junior year. Leaving a class of twenty-two. We put on a play called Stranger in the Night which we will always remember. Mr. Russel directed the play. We also sold candy for Christmas and refreshments at the basketball games. In the spring we presented the J unior-Senior Banquet in the gymnasium, which the theme of the banquet was the Hawaii Islands. A dance and program after the banquet were held. We started our Senior year which was busy and enjoyable. Wie elected the following officers: President, Myron Heidlebaugh, Vice President, Mer e Butler, Secretary, Lora Wil- liamsong Treasurer, Barbara Beucler, Student Council, Do s Wells and Eugene LaRoche. We presented a play called Grandpa Goes to College. Mr. King was our director. We sold refreshments at the football games and sold candy for Christmas. Miss Brandeberry was our class sponsor. We entered our final year with May Day on April 29, and Baccalaureate and Gradua- tion on May 15. May 13 was the seniors last day of school. On May 20, we started on our class trip stopping at Washington for one day and staying at New York for four days. Merle Annual Staff 4 Class President 4 Student Council 2 Vice President 4 Stage Manager 3, 4 Movie Projector Operator 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. President 4 Football 1 May Day 4 ral-Aran: Class Secretary 4 Stranger In The Night 3 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 3, 4 Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming Queen 4 F. F. A. Queen 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. Recreation leader 3 May Day '-Dorm Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society 3 Library 1, 3, 4 Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goes To College 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 4 Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Attendent 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. Reporter 3 May Day 4 MERLE BUTLER Q it LORA WILLIAMSON .416-nf DORIS WELLS MYRON HEIDLEBAUGH BARBARA BEUCLER EUGENE LA ROCHE uMyr0nn Vaughnsville 1, 2 Armual Staff 4 Vice President 3 President 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Principals Office 4 Library 4 Master of Ceremonies 3 Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goes To College 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Boy's Chorus 4 Hancock County Chorus 4 Band 3, 4 Music Auditions Homecoming Escort 3, 4 Basketball 3 Popularity Contest 4 May King 4 Valedictorian llBarblI Annual Staff 4 Clam Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 4 Scholarship Team 3 Superintendent Odice 4 library 1 Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goa To College 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorm 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Choru 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 1, 3, 4 Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 2 4-H Reporter 2 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. Degree Chairman 2 May Day 4 uGmen Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3, 4 Homecoming Escort 4 F. F.A. l,2,3,4 F. F. A. Treasurer 4 May Day 4 CLASS PROPHECY One cold, winter night in December, 1960, I was driving along an old country road when I came upon an old lady who was walking along carrying a large bundle. Being the gentle- man l was, I stopped and offered to drive her to her destination. She accepted the offer and said that she must repay me or do something in retum. I could see by the way she was dressed that she didn't have much money, so I promptly said that maybe someday she might be able to do something for me. As we talked she told me that she possessed mystic powers which enabled her to see into distant places. The idea then dawned on me that she could tell me what the students of the class of '55 of Liberty-Benton High. School were doing now that they were out of school. When I mentioned the idea to her, she opened her bundle and took out an odd-shaped object which looked like a small, shiny mirror. As she gazed in- to the mirror, she told me that this is what sbe saw: Nina Dukes is working in Chicago as a wrestling instructor and president of the Rough and Ready Rassling Wrestlers, Inc. She used to be U. S. champ. Barbara Beucler is one of the most famous women in the history of auto races. She is champion driver of The Women Race Drivers of America. Rex Siferd is the owner and foreman of a large cattle ranch in Texas. Wayne Hoenicke is a happy and contented husband and father. He has five children. Barbara Cramner is the captain of the Women's Basketball Association of America. Her team has been a champion team for the last five years. Marilyn Flickinger is the dean of a nursing school in Califomia. , Bill Fry is in Florida operating a root beer stand. He has become very wealthy with all his business investments. Earl Edmister is still in Findlay operating a large general store. He is really giving the Country Market quite a time with competition. Myron Heidlebaugh is one of the most famous persons of our time. He is an admiral in the United States Navy. Jonny Saums is a happy husband to Nancy Williamson. While Nancy runs a day nur- sery in their home, Jonny works coaching football for Ohio State University. I might add that they have quite an addition of their own in their nursery, an even number of five child- ren to be exact. Norman Shank is in far off Africa on an expedition. He is a famed archaeologist. Dig- ging up tombs for scientific observation and that sort of work. Barney Heidlebaugh is now President of the Board of Directors of one of the most successful industries in the west, a milk-testing firm! Harold Williamson is the owner of three large farms in southwestem Ohio. Lora Williamson is the home economics teacher in a large high school in Montana. She seems to get along just fine with the students, too. Merle Butler has gone into the same line of business as Pete. He has several farms and country homes for sale and for rent. So if you need a home see Merle. He is living in In- diana now, by the way. Doris Wells is private secretary tp the president of a large New York firm. She seems to be making out quite well with her boss. And I mean in more ways than one! Jack Wells has made quite a name for himself in the United States Air Force. He is a general, by the way, and he enjoys his work very much. Orville Clymer is now in politics. He is running for Representative to the House come next election year. Nancy Tyson is very busy lately, bringing something new into the sports world. She is organizing a group of lady boxers . I hear they are terribly rough and oh So nice looking too! Donna Knepper has settled down and is now taking good care of her nice little family consisting of her hard-working husband and two little tots. One boy and one girlg Bob Arnold is in business school in Tiffin, and he seems to be doing very well for himself. Pat Marshall is a famous women's clothes designer and sole owner of The Tight Sweaters and Skirts Corporation in New York. Gene LaRoche, as we all know, is now a member of the President's cabinet. He is the Secretary of Agriculture. uM.rilynn Annual Staff 4 Student Council 1 Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 3 Superintendent Office 1 Principal ofsee 2 State Club Congress 3 National Club Congress 4 Str erInTheN' t 3 ll mg Ish !! Grandpa Goa To College 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 2, Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 Halloween Queen 4 Homecoming Attendent 3 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Secretary 3 4-H President 4 Popularity Contest 4 May Queen 4 ll ! Class President 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Teams 1, 2, 3 Library 4 Stranger In The Night 3 Basketball 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 May Day 4 uNancyn Student Council 2, 3 Library 1 Cheerleader 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Ensemble 4 Girl's Ensemble 4 Hancock County Chorus 1, Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 2 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 Popularity Contest 2, 3, 4 Maid Of Honor 4 3,4 MARILYN FLICKINGER NORMAN Sl-IANK NANCY WILLIAMSON BYRON HEIDLEBAUGH NINA DUKES JON SAUMS unlrneyn Vaughnsville 1, 2 Library 4 Stranger In The Night 3 Baseball 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Popularity Contest 4 Master of Ceremonia 4 lCNinnH Superintendent Ofice 2, 8, 4 Library 1 Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goes To College 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Choms 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 3, 4 Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 May Day 4 llJonnyH Student Council 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2' F. F. A. 1 Popularity Contest 2, 3, 4 May Day CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Liberty-Benton High School, being of sound and competent mind, do hereby wish to will the following abilities and ownerships which we possess: ARTICLE I To the Junior Class, we will our ability to make a lot of money. Better get busy, kids. ARTICLE II To the Sophomore Class, we will our ability to skip school and go to Findlay for a day of pleasure. Have fun and don't get caught. ARTICLE III To the Freshman Class, we will our meanness and ability to get into such devilment. Try not to get the teachers too mad at you. ARTICLE IV Gene La Roche wills his ability to keep quiet and not talk too much to the students in Mr. Howard's study hall. Hope you can make them settle down, Mr. Howard. Harold Williamson wills his ability to get into devilment in Vo-Ag Class to John Manges. Don't give Mr. Oberlitner too hard a time, John. Merle Butler wills his ability to grow the best percentage of corn to John Beucler. Do a good job, John. Orville Clymer wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Kyle Hissong. Jon Saums wills his flat top to Jack Ridge. Keep it trimmed, Jack. Norman Shank wills his name of Big Sid to Roger Helms. Better start growing a little, Roger. Nancy Williamson wills her cheerleading ability to Earlene Hingson. Myron Heidlebaugh wills his crew hair cut to Lyle Van Meter. Keep 'er clipped, Lyle. Pat Marshall wills her ability to talk to boys during school to the Jimior girls. Have fun, girls. Earl Edmister wills his naturally wavy hair to Doris Arnold. Really, Doris, it isn't a permanent. Bill Fry wills his business dealings to Robert Wyler. Get busy Gooff' Doris Wells wills her pretty hair to Shirley Shroyer. Keep it brushed, Shirley. Marilyn Flickinger wills her ability to get out of study hall to Joan Arras. Think up some Bgood excuses, J oan. arbara Cramner wills her ability to play basketball to Edith Kennedy. Get on the ball, Edith. Wayne Hoenicke wills his long, wavy blond hair to Bob Bryan. I don't mean get a permanent either, Bob. Rex Siferd wills all the names which he carved in his desk to Tom Core. Barbara Beucler willss her ability to ge a good, safe driver to Charles Parkins. Be careful, Charlie. Nina Dukes wills her ability to talk a lot to Helen Smith. Let someone else get a word in now and then, Helen. Donna Knepper wills her ability to keep quiet in Home Ec. class to Donna Allen. See if you can accomplish this, Donna! Nancy Tyson wills her rosy cheeks to Shirley Huysman. Eat a lot of vegetables Shirley. Lora Williamson wills her natural blond hair to Joan Bosse. It isn't bleached either, Joan. ' Bob Arnold wills Slopalong George to anyone who knows what he is and can use him. Byron Heidlebaugh wills his ability to skip school without getting caught to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. Jack Wells wills his typing speed and ability to Charles Parkins. You'd beter start exercising those fingers, Charlie. Pete Annual Staff 4 Stage Manager 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 May Day 4 ccDonna9r Stranger In The Night 3 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 4 Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 May Day 4 uEaxln Big Walnut High School 1, 2 Grandpa Goes To College 4 Stage Prompter 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Boy's Chorus 3 Hancock County Chorus 3 May Day HAROLD WILLIAMSON K-A .maalilu JACK WELLS l x X X DONNA KNEPPER WAYNE HOENICKE EARL EDMISTER REX SIFERD 1. 'N R ii uJackn Findlay 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 3, 4 Library 3 Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goes To College 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Boy's Chorus 3, 4 Mixed Ensemble 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 3, 4 Music Auditions 3, 4 Band 3, 4 May Day 4 Boys Ensemble IGGHMRII Popularity Contests 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3 Boy's Ensemble 2, 3 Hancock County Chorus 1, 2, Music Auditions 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 May Day 4 limi! Grandpa Goes To College 4 Softball 3 F. F.A. l,2,3,4 May Day 3, 4 CLASS POEM WE THE CLASS OF 55 We the class of 55 have finally reached that bend, When all our days of High School have finally come to end. We've had our share of hardship we've had our grief and fun, And now we close those big oak doors our High School days are done. As each of us step out that door we're in a world unknown, But all our life, the lives we lead we lead all alone. Of course we'll have companions who will share our daily deed, But only you, and you alone can work for what you need. As each of us step out that door our paths may separate, But wherever we go or whatever we do we must cooperate. When the time comes for us to leave you'll see no frowns or tears, For all our teachers have prepared us for the coming years. So when the class of 55 has finally reached that end, We'll go out into the world and straighten every bend. And wherever we go, whatever we do we will always have in mind, Good Old Liberty School Where we've spent most of our time. Marilyn Eve Flickinger uN.ncyn Popularity Contact 4 Grandpa Goes To College Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 4 Music Auditiom 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 May Day 4 Orville lass Treasurer 1 holarship Team 2 ovie Pro ector rator 2 3 4 ' i 090 . Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goes To College 4 etball 3, 4 ootball 4 aseball 2, 3, 4 y Day Barbara Annual Staff 4 Scholarship Team 1 Library 2, 3, 4 Junior Fair Board 2, 3 Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goes To College Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hancock County Chorus 3 Band 3, 4 Music Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1, 2 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. Treasurer 2, 3 Popularity Contest 4 May Day 4 NANCY 'rYsoN ' BILLY FRY ORVILLE CLYMER PATRICIA MARSHALL BARBARA CRAMNER ROBERT ARNOLD CCBiuII Annual Staff 4 Stranger In The Night 3 Grandpa Goes To College 4 Football 2 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Recreation leader 3 4-I-I Reporter 4 Junior Leadership 3, 4 Junior Fair Board 3, 4 Popularity Contest 4 May Day 4 upatn Columbus Central 2, 3 Class Secretary 3 National Honor Society 4 Cheerleader 4 Grandpa Goes To College 4 Star In The Sky 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls Chorus 4 Music Auditions 4 Popularity Contest 4 May Day 4 uBobn Annual Staff 4 Class President 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 2 Library 3 Stage Prompter 3 May Day 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Sitting: Jack Wells, Nancy Tyson, Barbara Beucler, Pat Marshall, Barbara Cramner. Standing: Nina Dukes, Earl Edmister, Bill Fry, Myron Heidlebaugh, Rex Siferd. Or- ville Clymer, Doris Wells, Marilyn Flickinger. On November 12, 1954 the Senior Class presented a three-act-comedy play USTRANGER IN THE NIGHT. Those in the cast were: Gramp ................ Jack Wells Tex. . . ....... Rex Siferd Mary .... . . . . .Barbara Beucler Maxine .... ....... P at Marshall Doug ..... ....... O rville Clymer Ruthie. . . . ..., Marilyn Flickinger Elmer. . . . . .Myron Heidlebaugh June .... ..... N ina Dukes Sam ...... .... E arl Edmister Herman .... ........,.. B illy Fry Kitty ..... .... B arbara Cramner Beth. . . Angelia . ...... Nancy Tyson . . . ..... Doris Wells ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Myron Heidlebaugh, Marilyn Flickinger, Merle Butler. Standing: Mr. Butler, Barbara Cramner, Doris Wells, Barbara Beucler, Eugene La- Roche, Bob Amold,Bill Fry,Harold Williamson, Jack Wells. Editor-in-chief ....... .... M arilyn Flickinger Ass't Editor-in-chief .... .... M yron Heidlebaugh Business Manager .... ......... M erle Butler Literary Editor ..... ......... J ack Wells , Typing Editor .... ....... D oris Wells Senior Editor ..... . . .Barbara Crarrmer Athletic Editor ...... ............ B ill Fry Circulation Editor .... .... E ugene LaRoche Personal Editor ...... ...... R obert Arnold Snapshot Editor ....... .... B arbara Beucler Ass't Snapshot Editor. . . . . .Harold Williamson The Senior Class wishes to express its appreciation of the cooperative efforts made by the staff of the 1955 Eagle, which without this publication would be impossible. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy this publication and consider it an efficient record of the Liberty-Benton School activities of 1954-55. Through your enjoyment, our efforts and work will be worthwhile, and we will feel that they are not wasted. MCCOMB DAIRY, Grade A Dairy, McComb, Ohio. ARMBRECHT APPLIANCE, 116 Center Street, Findlay, Ohio. GULF SERVICE STATION, Johnson 5 Son, McComb, Ohio, Ph. 0701. , N V H we .J!n'n., V, , X f 9' Fi X iw .L , X. Cl' JU ICR CLASS PL Y First Row: Earlene Hingson, Mary Dukes, Arlene Karhoff, Shirley Huyserman, Martha Dukes, Connie Castello. Second Row: Mr. Howard, Bob Bryan, Kent Brannan, Lyle VanMeter, Jack Ridge. Not in Picture: Charles Parkins. The Junior class play, You'll Die Laughingn, a 3 act comedy by Jay Tobias, was presented two nights with two different casts. On April 1, the cast, pictured below, gave its performance. On the 2nd of April the same play was given featuring the cast pictured above. The Class of 56 wishes to thank everyone who has made our play a success and especially Mr. Howard, who served as our very capable director. First Row: Betty Moorhead, Martha Orwick, Sue Conaway, Amelia Fennell. Second Row: Mr. Howard, Dean Wiler, Jack Ridge, Lyle Van Meter, Roger Zoll. Not in Picture: Judy Grose, Charles Parkins, Jan Wessiling. F JU ICR CLASS First Row: Mrs. Gongwer, Sharon Osbom, Kent Brannan, Lyle VanMeter, Charles Par- kins, John Manges, Jack Ridge, Connie Castello, Earlene Hingston. Second Row: Judy Grose, Gloria Bartchlett, Betty Moorhead, Bob Bryan, Roger Zoll, Arlene Karhoff, Susie Conaway, Dean Wiler, Jan Weissling, Martha Orwick. Third Row: Joan Arras, Donna Allen, Sally Stump, Amelia Fennell, Mary Dukes, Mar- tha Dukes, Miriam Kidd, Helen Smith. The class of 56 started out this year with 26 members. We elected the following class officers: President, Sue Conawayg Vice President, Dean Wilerg Student Council, Joan Arras and Bob Bryang Secre - tary, Helen Smith, Treasurer, Martha Orwick. During the year the class enjoyed a hayride, a Valentines Party, and a Christmas Party. We made money on a Doughnut sale, Sadie Hawkins Dance and a Bake Sale. We had much fun putting on our Junior Play, which we had been look- ing forward to all year. Our grand folly was the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. With much cooperation this year has been a success, and we want to thank every body who has helped. We most sincerely want to thank Mrs. Gongwer who was our class spon- sor during the year. We enjoyed working with her very much. THE PEOPLES BANKING COMPANY, Member of Federal Reserve System, Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, McComb, Ohio SOPHOMORE CLA First Row: John Beucler, Gene Campbell, Dean Cramner, Gordon Fisher, Herb Stump, Larry Klinger, Jack Helms, Mr. King. . Second Row: Shirley Allen, Peggy Williams, Doris Amold, Dixie Emest, Ruth Ann His- song, Carol Rantz, Joan Bosse, Evelyn Cramer, Shirley Miller. Third Row: Rex Cramer, Dick Zoll, Ronald Huysman, Ronald Smith, Charles Kennedy, Bill Loy, Robert Wiler, Ray Stahl, Tom Core. The class of 57 started their Sophomore year with 24 members. There were 17 from Liberty and 6 from Benton. Our class activities during the year included a hayride and a Christmas Party and exchange. Our whole class worked together nicely to make money. We made money from a square dance, a bake sale, and a skating party. None of this would have been possible had it not been for the cooperation between us. We mostly want to thank Mr. King who was our class sponsor. We en- joyed working with him very much and hope he enjoyed working with us as well. We elected the following class officers: Carol Rantz, President, Larry Klinger, Vice President, Gordon Fisher and Ruth Ann Hissong, Student Councilg Evelyn Cramer, Treasurerg Tom Core, Secretary. DICK'S AUTO PARTS, 347 Midland Ave., Ph. 1216, Findlay, Ohio. COOPER TIRE 8: RUBBER CO., Western 8a Lima Ave., Findlay, Ohio. FRE HMAN CLASS Front Row: Mr. Moore, Micheal Wittenmyer, Steve Kelley, Kyle Hissong, Gary Heidle- baugh, Bob Kuhlman, Joe Morris, Paul Karhoff, Mary Shafer, Doris Conaway. Second Row: Rebecca Moorhead, Kay Zoll, Esther Bell Brown, Carol Price, Ray Wen- tz, John Miles, Wayne Orwick, Larry Benjamin, Keith Bixel. Third Row: Carolyn Wilson, Grace Williamson, Shirley Straight, Margaret Engard, Shirley Schroyer, Ann Doersam, Karen Stillberger, Sandra Cramner. The class of 58 started the year with 26 members, 9 coming from Benton. We were happy to have Carol Price come back to Liberty-Benton but sorry to see Karen Zoll move away. In January we welcomed Howard John- son to our class, giving us 27. During the year our class went on a hayride. We had a Christmas Party and an exchange. We also had much fun at our initiation, even if the seniors did play some dirty tricks on us. As a whole our Freshman year has been very successful, and we think we have started on the right foot for our following high school years. We also have Mr. Moore to thank for helping us make this a successful year. We liked him very much for our class sponsor. We elected the following class officers: Doris Conaway, Presidentg Mar - garet Engard, Secretary-Treasurer, Steve Kelly, Vice President, and Kyle Hissong and Kay Zoll, Student Council. PORTERS MUSIC STORE, Everything in Music , Findlay, Ohio. COUNTRY MARKET, Groceries, Meats-General Merchandise, Ph. 89, Findlay, Ohio. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Paul Seitz, John Wells, David Manges, George Grogan, Tom Heidlebaugh, Cloyd Williamson, Eddie Fisher, David Stump, Jim Williams, Roger Helms. Second Row: Brenda Allen, Margaret Parkins, Jill Wittenmyer, Sue Hoenicke, Kay Misamore, Janet Powell, Helen Wolber, Sharon Vorpe, Mary Edythe Wiler, Judy Zoll, Nan- cy Gongwer, Karen Dukes, Bill Hingson. Third Row: Ronald Leatherman, Jerry Benroth, William Oldham, Marvin Kennedy, Keith Van Meter, John Williamson, David Oldham, Barton Bunn, Levi Wells, Miss Petch. Fourth Row: Everett McCarthy, Colleen Garlinger, Jayne Huggman, June Kidd, Sara Radabaugh, Paula Whitney, Nellie Clymer, Wanda Osbom, Donn Hoenicke, Junior Miller. Not in Picture: Billy Boldridge, Wanda Bivens. This year for the first time Liberty and Benton Ridge's eight grade classes were combined to make a class of 42 pupils. Later in the year we were very happy to welcome Wanda Bevins and Bill Boldrige. Our class is now the largest in the school and will be for some time. During the year our class cooperated very nicely and had much fun. During the year we enjoyed a Halloween party and a Christmas party and exchange. During the first half of the year we enjoyed working with Miss Petch as our class sponsor, and during the last half of the year we were happy to have Mr. Beadle as our class sponsor. At the beginning of the year we elected the following class officers for the year of 54-55: president, Tom Heidlebaughg vice president, Roger Helms, secretary-treasurer, Nancy Gongwerg and student council representatives, Mary Wiler and David Oldham. PAUL E. HART, Used Cars, Sinclair Gas 8: Lubrication, Route 224, Findlay, Ohio. TASTY TATERS CO., 337 Prospect Ave., Findlay, Ohio. DAIRY QUEEN, 1306 North Main, Findlay, Ohio EVE TH GRADE First Row: Mr. Oberlighner, Nancy Hindal, Pat Hester, Phillis Burner, Lorena Ander- son, Ann Zeiloft, Nancy Fennell, Carl Butler, Danny McCarthy, Lester Brown. Second Row: Sandra Wells, Steve Hart, Robert Hile, Jerry Cramer, Kenneth Engard, Linda Shoop, Garry Kisseberth, Larry Kisseberth, David Fisher, David Schroyer. Third Row: Richard Shulaw, Lana Randolph, Ardyn Motter, Bobby Bumgarner, Vir- ginia Line, Wayne Benson, Freddie Lanning, Buddie Clymer, Russell Doersam, Jimmy Mit- chell, Mark Hanna, Diane Ernest. The Liberty-Benton Class of 1961 is made up of five girls and eight boys from Benton Ridge and six girls and twelve boys from the Liberty School. This makes a total of 12 Benton Ridge and 18 Liberty students, making a grand total of 30 pupils in the seventh grade. The Class Officers are President-Russell Doersam, Vice President-Ann Zeisloft, Secretary Treasurer-Linda Shoop, and the Student Council mem- bers are Jerry Cramer and Diane Earnest. During the year thus far they -have had one party. This party was a Christmas party held during the day of December 23, at the school house. Mr. Obligner, who is their home room teacher, served as a chaperon. The class plans to take a trip to the Ohio Caverns on the 15th of April. During the course of the year two pupils have moved away and one has joined this class. Those two who moved were Robert Hile and Ann Zeiloft. The one to join was Cynthia Farrell. BEE 8a GEE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT, Bowling Green, Ohio HANCOCK HYBRIDS INC., 1201 E. Sandusky St., Findlay, Ohio. NEFF LUMBER CO.. 125 Fair Sz Main Street, Ph. 17, Findlay, Ohio. LIBERTY 6th GRADE First Row: Mrs. Beach, Eugene McCartney, Jean Huysman, Joyce Benroth, Joy Ben - roth, Mary Orwick, Barbara Bumgarner, Sherrie Humphrey. Second Row: Lennie Greeno, Karl Cramer, Dale Castello, Nancy Moorhead, Margaret Guear, Tom Cramer, Charlotte Thomas, Michael Weissing. Third Row: Linda Wittenmyer, David Baughman, Bill Looten, Larry Porter, Tommy Lytle, Roger Cramer, David Hanrahan, John Coffman, Patty Smith, Patricia Strait. LIBERTY 5th GRADE First Row: Mrs. Wilson, Dorothy Wells, Cherly Stillberger, Jimmy Bixel, David Schu- macher, Earl Smaltz, Marion Clymer, Rita Loy, Juanita Coffman, Edwin Smaltz. Second Row: Tom Hingson, Claudette Grogan, Mary Ann Waldman, Shangrila La- Hoche, Edward Edmister, Harry Kennedy, Janis Cramer, Jane Whitney, Diane Grose. HOCH HARDWARE, Appliance, Plumbing, Heating, Phone 2261, Rawson, Ohio. l-IOSLER INSURANCE AGENCY, 222 1-2 Soutn Main, Phone 410, Findlay, Ohio. WHlTNEYlS CHICKEN ON WHEELS, Fried Chicken at its Best , 947 Lima Ave., Findlay, Ohio BE TO 5thA D6th First Row: Larry Rose, Darle Williamson, Alvin Williamson, Sherge Beck, Larry Bracy, Second Row: Mrs. Alge, Romona Motter, Phillis Bumer, Cornia Floris, Evia Kerry, Daun Van Meter, Mira Emest. Third Row: Benny Kissaberth, Fames Collart, Richard Floris, James Powell, John Bracy, Larry Dickens, Carl Dean Kissaberth, Joe Floris, John Thompson. Fourth Row: Dean Arnold, Neil Seitz, John Joe Brown, Garry Rose, Robert Garr, Tom Dukes, Dean Kerry, David Dukes. This year Benton Ridge and Liberty consolidated changing the school name to Liberty-Benton. At the Benton school there are now, only six grades in three rooms. The first and second grade, third and fourth grade, and the fifth and sixth grade. The seventh and eighth grade are now at Liberty- Benton. The Benton grades are looking forward to the time when they will go to Liberty-Benton. HOCHSTETTLER ELEVATOR, Phone 172, Findlay, Phone 2811, Rawson. HANCOCK SAVINGS 8: LOAN, Members of Federal Banking System, House Loan Insurance Corporation, Findlay, Ohio LIBERTY 4th GRADE First Row: Mrs. Brannan, Arthur Lazenby, William Heidlebaugh, David Powell, Carol Newby, Linda Cramner, Silver Greeno, Patsy Doersam, Robert Hile, Judity Miles. Second Row: Tom Brown, Judy Lecky, Martha Wolber, Mary Wolber, Mary Oldham, Sandy Bolander, Diana Wells, Donna Grogan. LIBERTY 3rd GRADE - 4 ,....... . q First Row: Richard Benjamin, Jerry Wells, Judy Bevins, Robert Bolander, Sandra Os- born, Judith Linger, Jack Waxler, Sue Powell, Roberta Hester, Jane Fitzpatrick, Barbara Hile, Second Row: Jackie Willenmyer, Thomas Grogan, Tommy Clymer, Billy Allen, Zelma Beardsley, Michael Hingson, Sally Wittenmyer, Evelyn La Roche, Daniel Harpst, Todd Fisher. Third Row: Mrs. Gardner, Ruth Coffman, Danny Greeno, Lewis Klinger, Jimmie Sha - fer, Steve Cramer, Peggy Schroyer, Jimmy Youngs, Jimmy Manges, Linda Cramer, Dennis Cramer. BE TO 3rdA D4th First Row: Linda Flores, Janice Dukes, Diana Rose, Becky Smith, Mary Wilson, Eve- lyn Smith. Second Row: Jimmy Hindell, Billy Jones, Linda Osborne, Jane Thompson, Jack Lan- ning, Frank Williamson, Kenny Bryan, Tom Powell, Janice Garlinger, Glen Seitz Third Row: Mrs. Kisseberth, Portia Ernest, Linda Conaway, David Leatherman, Bob Burner, Wayne Dukes, Sandra Lanning, Ann Anderson. LIBERTY 2nd GRADE First Row: Mrs. Stewart, Richard Larcum Jr., Andy Clark, Richard Waddell, Karen Cramer, Nancy Hanrahan, Betty Bunn, Edwin Ziesloft, Sharon Beck, Rebecca Wagner. Second Row: Jane Stillberger, Richard Whitney, Sally Cramer, Diane Swisher, Jackie Worden, Rene McConnell, James Carrick, Gary LaRoche, Deborah Bibler. BOB'S RESAURANT, Phone 0071, McComb, Ohio. TROUT FURNITURE CO., 508 S. Main St., Ph. 414, Findlay, Ohio. SALISBURY RESTAURANT, South Main, Findlay, Ohio LIBERTY lst GR DE First Row: Joyce Waldman, Junior Wiler, Alan Youngs, Paul McCartney, Paul Ro- rnirez, Sue Cramer, Karen Wells, Larry Gorman, Patty Beck, Sally Hart, Jack Brown. Second Row: Rosalie Strait, Nancy Flugga, Rosa Clymer, Tommy Overmyer, Frank Sierra, Barbara Engard, Vickie McCartney, Linda Cramer, Ruth Ann Bumgarner, Linda Mitchell. Third Row: Mrs. Trott, Kenneth Courtney, Linda Randolph, Charles Powell, Sheila Stroub, Danny Cramer, Laurna Linger, David Baird, Stephan Wertz, Mary Jane Clymer. BE TO lst Sz 2nd GR DE First Row: Delores Flores, Redda Parkins, Lois Wilson, Brenda Hissong, Virginia Er- nest, Ella Williamson. Second Row: Butch Shulaw, David Seitz, Rosalie Parkins, Carol Diller, Linda Osborne, Verla Bracy, Pat Ferrell, Carl Smith, Steve Beck, Bob Jones, Bob Williams. Third Row: Mrs. Bonnell, Leslie Stump, Dale Alburn, Ralph Rail, Gene Leatherman, Ridge Anderson, Earnie Diller, Eddie Kisseberth, Rudy Lopez, Bob Dickes. REPUBLICAN COURIER, The Findlay Publishing Company, Radio Station W.F.I.N., Findlay, CENTRAL OHIO LIGHT 8a POWER CO., 120 North Main, Ph. 2240, Findlay, Ohio. Ohio fVfTm.wM,,lAv ,v,v. ,TANMN M TYLZ1' .,,v, Mx ' a 4 Rx H, ij 2 5 F? Q' f M5 99 7 , .- , -.- A -,il Z Rafi ,dr1 .- wa, 'AM J ,W 2 ,, 4 PM H 3 ii. if W 5 A 3 an-2.1 5.51 V 3 L .'.. N 4 S , L, 'ws ' L.. P. FW f Q 4 i - 1 no 0 A 1 i M G 7 O , r g M2 , .- Q - . .62 F35 't I al if-'73 0 7Yk x X P 211, , . 32 Sql Y Q 251 QQ? A F Hs K 'E 'J 'Zi Q I R x X 'K if X w f Wt iv 9, 4' f of My again Q 81 Y K5 ,f 2 ,ff 5 2 ' ..,. 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Marilyn Flickinger, Martha Dukes, Martha Orwick, Nina Dukes, Susie Conaway, Bet- ty Moorhead, Judy Grose, Barbara Beucler, Miriam Kidd, Mary Dukes. DORSEY MOTOR SALES, 242 Ash, Ph. 4300, Findlay, Ohio- MILLERS LUNCHETTE, 203 N. iviain, Ph. 279, Findlay, Ohio BOY, NSEMBLE Jack Wells, Bob Bryan, Charles Parkins, Ronald Huysman, Gordon Hsher, Wayne Hoe- nicke, Rex Cramer, Dean Wiler. MIXED ENSEMBLE Nancy Williamson, Martha Orwick, Joan Bosse, Dean Wiler, Charles Parkins, Bob Bryan, Jack Wells, Barbara Beucler, Judy Grose. HUGHES DRY CLEANING, 122 W. Front 8: 701 Howard St., Findlay, Ohio TOM'S CONFECTIONARY, 533 N. Main, Ph. 5186, Findlay, Ohio. DAISY MAID BAKERY, 307 N. Main, Ph. 113, Findlay, Ohio BOY'S CHORUS First Row: Rex Cramer, Jack Ridge, Myron Heidlebaugh, Ronald Huysman, Wayne Hoenicke, Charles Parkins, Dean Cramner, Larry Klinger. Second Row: Miss Petch, Jack Wells, Dean Wiler, Bill Loy, Gordon Fisher, Bob Bryan, Roger Zoll, Jack Helms, Gene Campbell. GIRL'S CHORUS First Row: Sandra Cramner, Carolyn Wilson, Donna Allen, Grace Williamson, Rose Marie Strait, Lora Williamson, Doris Wells, Marilyn Flickinger, Nancy Williamson, Bar- bara Cramner, Joan Arras, Karen Stillberger, Donna Knepper. Second Row: Ann Doe!-sam, Helen Smith, Kay Zoll, Ruth Ann Hissong, Martha Dukes, Becky Moorhead, Judy Grose, Pat Marshall, Doris Conaway, Evelyn Cramer, Margret En- gard, Dixie Emest, Carol Price, Miriam Kidd, Miss Petch. Third Row: Nancy Tyson, Nina Dukes, Martha Orwick, Jan Wiessling, Susie Conaway, Connie Castello, Arlene Karhoff, Betty Moorhead, Carol Rantz, Mary Shafer, Joan Bosse, Peggy Williams, Barbara Beucler, Mary Dukes. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Donna Allen, Lora Williamson, Nancy Tyson, Nina Dukes, Jan Wiessling, Mary Dukes, Marilyn Flickinger, Doris Wells, Donna Knepper, Barbara Cramner, Joan Arras, Karen Stillberger. Second Row: Martha Dukes, Helen Smith, Martha Orwick, Judy Grose, Betty Moor- head, Susie Conaway, Arlene Karhoff, Carol Rantz, Joan Bosse, Pat Marshall, Nancy Wil- liamson, John Beucler, Jack Helms, Miriam Kidd, Barbara Beucler, Third Row: Miss Petch, Ruth Ann Hissong, Roger Zoll, Rex Cramer, Dean Cramner, Ronald Huysman, Gordon Fisher, Wayne Hoenicke, Charles Parkins, Jack Ridge, Bill Loy, Bob Bryan, Dean Wiler, Myron Heidlebaugh, Jack Wells. This years Mixed Chorus was chosen from the Boy's and Girl's Chorus. The group was composed of 10 Sopranos, 12 altos, 10 tenors and 8 basses. The Mixed Chorus presented the Christmas Cantata A Star In The Sky on December 15 and received many compliments. Soloists were Barbara Beu- cler, Judy Grose, Sue Conaway, Dean Wiler, Charles Parkins, and Bob Bryan. In the spring of the year, the Mixed Chorus participated in the Mc- Comb and District Auditions. With Miss Petch as director and Martha Orwick and Dean Wiler as our accompanists, we feel that we have accomplished much during the year 54-55. NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBERS INC., North Main, Ph. 3506, Findlay, Ohio HANCOCK CO. FARM BUREAU, 429 E. Lincoln, Ph. 2885, Findlay, Ohio BOND BODY SHOP, Midland 8: Crystal Ave., Ph. 3150-4410. Findlay, Ohio AN First Row: Sandra Cramner, Sharon Vorpe. Second Row: Rex Cramer, Kay Misamore, Joan Bosse, Rebecca Moorhead, Janet Po- well, Nancy Gongwer, Mary Edith Wiler, Carolyn Wilson, Jill Wittenmyer, Susie Conaway, Paula Whitney, Barbara Cramner, Connie Castello. Third Row: John Beucler, Doris Conaway, Miriam Kidd, Martha Orwick, Virginia Line, Brenda Allen, Bill Loy, Sara Radabaugh, Ann Zeisloft, Linda Shoop, Keith Bixel, Jer - ry Cramer, Judy Zoll, Miss Petch. Fourth Row: Jane Huffman, Myron Heidlebaugh, Dean Cramner, Judy Grose, Donna Allen, Jack Wells, Betty Moorhead, Dean Wiler, Mary Shafer, David Fisher, Dixie Ernest, Ruth Ann Hissong, Roger Zoll, Ann Doersam, Wayne Hoenicke, Kay Zoll, Helen Smith. The Liberty-Benton Band of 54-55 started it's year out with a bang. On August 15, 44 brand-new suits were delivered to the school house. Our band was composed of: 1 flute, 9 clarinets, 4 saxaphones, 11 trumpets, 2 al- to horns, 4 trombones, 2 baritones, 1 tuba, 3 snare drums, 2 base drums, 1 cymbal, and 1 bell lyre. With 3 Majorettes, 2 flag carriers and Miss Petch as our leader, we can truly say that we had a very successful year. In September, the band played at the County Fair, on the afternoon of the 8th, and at the mass-band concert on the 10th. Also during the month of September, we played at Jenera. On October 27th, our band had the privi - lege of leading all of the County Bands at the gala Halloween Parade in Findlay. 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I L I 'n fl 1 fav 1. 4 ,, Q S SEPTEMBER 1 School Started 8-10 Hancock County Fair 24 Football game--Vanlue 25 Band Booster Dance OCTOBER 1 Football game--Arlington 5 Freshmen Initiation 8 Football game--Arcadia 15 Homecoming Van Buren 20 P..T. A. Meeting 22 Football game--Cory Rawson 26 County F. F. A. Initiation 27 Halloween Parade 28 Football game--Mt. Blanchard NOVEMBER 3 4 H Achievement Night 5 Football game--McComb 12 Senior Class Play 13 Junior Doughnut Sale 17 P. T. A. Meeting 19 Basketball game--Cory-Rawson 20 Firemen's Square Dance 24 Basketball game -Van Buren 30 Faculty Basketball game DECEMBER 3 Basketball game--Mt. Blanchard 4 Booster's Club Dinner 10 Basketball game--Arlington 11 Basketball game--McComb 15 P. T. A. Meeting 17 Basketball game -Vanlue 22 Basketball game--Findlay Reserves 23 Christmas Vacation starts 27-29 Christmas Carnival iGlandorfJ 30 Senior's Holiday Dance JANUARY 7 Basketball game--Arcadia 8 Basketball game--Cory Rawson 11 Band Mother's Dinner 12 Junior Party 14 Basketball game--Van Buren 21 Basketball game--Mt. Blanchard 22 Basketball Game--Arlington CALENDAR 24 County Music Festival Practice 28 Basketball game- McComb 31 County Music Festival Practice FEBRUARY 4 Basketball game--Vanlue 5 County Music Festival 8 Boy's 4 H Meeting 11 Basketball game--Arcadia 12 Producers Livestock Meeting 14 Naval Reserve Talk at Liberty 15 Honor Society Banquet 17 F. F.,A. Basketball game 18-19-25-26 Basketball Tournament MARCH 3 Individual School Pictures Taken at School house 4 County Music Auditions 8 Holstein Breeders Ass. 11 Pre-grade school clinic IBent.JJD 12 District Solo 8a Ensemble at Lima 12 Fire Department Square Dance 18 Swine Breeders Banquet 19, Junior Bake Sale 26 District Chorus at Bluffton 28 Pre-grade School Clinic 1Libertyj APRIL 1-2 Junior Play 2 State Solo and Ensemble at Bowling Green 9 10th Grade Bake Sale 15 Band Concert 16 Junior Square Dance 22 Junior, Senior Banquet 29 May Day MAY 6 6th Grade Trip 7 State Scholarship tests given 12 lst and 2nd Grade Trip 15 Baccalaureate 8: Commencement 20 SCHOOL IS OUT 20 Senior Trip to New York and Washington 25 Seniors Arrive Home From Trip SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: Our Future comes but one day at a time OLORS: Red and Wlnte SENIOR CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Roses SENIOR CLASS C BRANDMAN IRON CO., 300 N. Cory, Ph. 4300, Findlay, Ohio BROADWAY SANDWICH SHOP, 233 Broadway, Ph. 5132, Findlay, Ohio F.F.A. Seated: John Manges, Ronnie Huysman, Dean Cramner, Merle Butler, Gordon Fisher, Eugene LaRoche, Kent Brannan. Standing: Mr. Oberlitner, Dick Zoll, Herb Stump, Larry Klinger, Mike Witenmyer, Ray Wentz, Gary Heidlebaugh, Paul Karhoff, Harold Williamson, Rex Siferd, Joe Morris, Robert Wiler, John Beucler, Tom Core, Gene Campbell. The FFA started the school year of 54-55 with several boys showing at the Hancock County Fair. The FFA had a display of products made in shop last year. The FFA also had a float on fire safety in the county FFA float parade which won 2nd place. The 53-54 chapter queen, Mary Conway, was elected Junior Fair Queen. The FFA had a food stand at the home football games to build up the treasurer. The FFA after about nine weeks of school elected Lora Williamson chapter queen for the year of 54-55 and a few weeks later we gave her a chapter queen jacket. Seven FFA boys participated in a corn growing contest: Merle Butler won first place, but because achieved this honor last year he gave the first place to John Beucler, who had won second place. John was awarded a tro - phy by the E. J. Fund Seed Corn Company and W. A. Butler, agent. The FFA boys are sponsoring a Highway Safety campaign, they are checking cars and trucks in the community. Each boy will check as many ve- hicals as possible and at a later date recheck them again to see if the owners repaired it or not. At the beginning of the year we elected the following officers: Merle Butler, president, Gordon Fisher, vice president, Dean Cramner, reporter, Gene La Rocke, treasurer, Kent Brannan, secretary, Ronnie Hursman, stu- dent advisorg John Manges and Dick Zoll, conductor. TARBOS-MCCALL STONE CO., Crushed Stone SL Agriculture Lime, 852 Western Avenue, Findlay, Ohio DYSINGER MARKET, 120 East S. Street, Findlay, Ohio. BLACK AND WARNER, 403 S. Main St Findlay Ohio STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Ruth Ann Hissong, Vice President, Bob Bryan, Presidentg Mary Edith Wiler, Secretary. Standing: Joan Arras, Mr. Howard, Doris Wells, Kyle Hissong, Eugene LaRoche, Gor- don Fisher, David Oldham, Diane Ernest, Treasurer, Kay Zoll, Jerry Cramer. As the school year of 1954-1955 opened, officers and members were cho- sen as representatives and messengers between the student body and the fa- culty members, with Mr. Howard as sponsor. The officers chosen were: Bob Bryan, President, Ruth Ann Hissong, Vice-President, Mary Wiler, Secretary Treasurer. During the year the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming and a banquet supper for the alumni. They also purchased and decorated a tree for the study hall at Christmas time. This tree was then taken to the County Home during Christmas Vacation for the patients to enjoy. Every Spring, the Student Council is in charge of Award Day, which is a day set aside for all those students who have received honors in our school. The 54-55,' Student Council also initiated the practice of donating a S100 Scholarship check to the most worthy senior who, in turn, plans on en- tering college. PERRY MILES FUNERAL HOME, Ambulance Service, Findlay, Ohio. LESTER THOMAS Diamonds- Watches, Silverware, Findlay, Ohio. FINDLAY GLASS CO-, 210 E- SaIldl1Sky, Findlay, 0hi0 HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Joan Arms, Myron Heidlebaugh, Pat Marshall, Bob Arnold, Norman Shank, Helen Smith. Second Row: Mr. Howard, Mary Dukes, Amelia Fennell, Martha Orwick, Betty Moor- head, Martha Dukes, Jack Ridge. This year's Honor Society was composed of 4 seniors and 8 juniors. In order to be qualified for the Honor Society, a student must maintain a B average throughout High School. One of the activities that the Liberty Honor Society students partici- pated in was a social gathering at the Vanlue school on the 15th of February. Entertainment was furnished by a member or members of each high school in the county. Betty Moorhead ably presented a piano solo as the Liberty entry. Games and eats were enjoyed the remainder of the evening. The junior members of the 54-55 Honor Society were initiated at the annual spring social banquet. HINGERS'S HANDIGAS SERVICE, HUMPHREY INSURANCE AGENCY, Bottled Gas Stone 8: Equipmmt, Heaters 8: Refrigerators, Auto-Life-Fire. Route 5, Findlay, Ohio. 336 1-2 South Main Street, Phone 4766, Findlay, Ohio OFFICE STAFF First Row: Mary Dukes, Nina Dukes, Connie Castello, Carol Rantz, Betty Moorhead, Helen Smith. Second Row: Mr. Howard, Barbara Beucler, Joan Bosse, Myron Heidlebaugh, Jan Wies- sling, Dixie Emest, Mr. Butler. LIBRARIANS First Row: Mrs. Gongwer, Dean Cramner, Norman Shank, Byron Heidlebaugh, Myron Heidlebaugh. Second Row: Doris Wells, Martha Dukes, Roger Zoll, Rex Cramer, Bill Loy, Helen Smith, Barbara Cranmer. NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY, Subsidiary of Ashland Oil and Refining Company, Findlay, Ohio McCOMB FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ph. 0271, McComb, Ohio MAY DAY First Row: Bill Fry, Doris Wells, Byron Heidlebaugh, Marilyn Flickinger, Myron Heid- lebaugh, Nancy Williamson, Jon Saums, Donna Knepper. Second Row: Merle Butler, Bob Arnold, Barbara Cramner, Nina Dukes, Pat Marshal, Barbara Beucler, Rex Siferd, Harold Williamson. Third Row: Norman Shank, Gene LaRoche, Wayne Hoenicke, Orville Clymer. Not in Picture: Lora Williamson, Earl Edmister, and Jack Wells. MAY Q EE MARILYN FLICKINGER Master of Ceremonies Byron Heidlebaugh Bob Arnold Merle Butler Orville Clymer Earl Edmister Bill Fry Gene La Roche Rex Siferd Norman Shank Wayne Hoenicke Harold Williamson Jon Saums MAY KI MYRON HEIDLEBAUGH Maid of Honor Nancy Williamson Barbara Beucler Barbara Cramner Nina Dukes Pat Marshall Nancy Tyson Donna Knepper Doris Wells Crown Bearers: Jack Wells Flower Girls: Train Bearers Sally Hart Raymond Wiler, Jr. Vickie McCartney Alan Youngs Barbara Bumgarner Charles Powell VIC L. SNYDER Sz ASSOCIATES, 320 1-2 S. Main Street, Findlay, Ohio JONES FUNERAL HOME, McComb, Ohio. WA BUTLER SEED CORN, Benton Ridge Ohio POPULARITY CONTEST Row: Maragret Engard, Rex Cramer, Sue Conaway, Myron Heidlebaugh, Mari- lyn Fhckinger, Dean Wiler, Ruth Ann Hissong, Gary Heidlebaugh. Standing: Barbara Cramner, Martha Orwick, Nancy Tyson, Byron Heidlebaugh, Way - ne Hoenicke, Bill Fry, Jon Saums, Nancy Williamson, Pat Marshall. Not in Picture: Jan Weissling The Popularity Contest was held January 7. Members of the Junior High and High School chose the contestants. The final results were: Marilyn Flickinger Susie Conaway Ruth Ann Hissong Margaret Engard Marilyn Flickinger Marilyn Flickinger Marilyn Flickinger Jan Weissling Nancy Williamson Barbara Crarnner Martha Orwick Nancy Tyson Pat Marshall Marilyn Flickinger Marilyn Flickinger Pat Marshall Pat Marshall Most popular Senior Most popular Junior Most popular Sophomore Most popular Freshman Did most for L. H. S. Most Scholastic Best all around student Prettiest Hair Best Looking Couple Best Athlete Most talented Musician Jolliest Best Looking Neatest Most likely to succeed Most Energetic Laziest Myron Heidlebaugh Dean Wiler Rex Cramer Gary Heidlebaugh Myron Heidlebaugh Myron Heidlebaugh Myron Heidlebaugh Wayne Hoenicke Jon Saums Byron Heidlebaugh Dean Wiler Bill Fry Myron Heidlebaugh Myron Heidlebaugh Myron Heidlebaugh Myron Heidlebaugh Bill Fry BUCKEYE ELECTRIC CO., 234 South Main, Phone 78, Findlay, Ohio HO ECOMI G Margaret Engard, Joan Bosse, Janet Weissling, Doris Wells, Queen Lora Williamson, Gloria Barchlett, Ruth Ann Hissong, Sandra Cramner. The Homecoming football game was played on October 15, against Van Buren. The queen was Lora Williamson. Her attendants were: Margaret En gard, Joan Bosse, Doris Wells, Janet Weisling, Gloria Barchlett, Ruth Ann Hissong, and Sandra Cramner. Queen Lora and her attendants rode in convertibles to the throne. The queen was crowned by Jon Saums, and a speech was presented by the queen after the crowning. The student council and the senior class sponsored a banquet supper before the game. The escorts for girls for the banquet were: Larry Klinger, Myron Heidlebaugh, Ronnie Huysman, Bob Bryand, Charles Parkins, Dean Wiler, and John Beucler. Gene La Rocke was the queen's escort. OHIO OIL, Marathon Gasoline 8: Motor Oil, 539 S. Main, Ph. 2700, Findlay, Ohio. :W JACKSON BANNER FURNITURE, Opposite the Court House, Main St., Findlay, Ohio CITY LAUNDRY :Q DRY CLEANING, 116 E. Main cross, Ph. 610, Findlay, Ohio. McCOMB ZERO LOCKER, McComb, Ohio. M ,..,J' Q 33 4 , Q ' VUL, Y Ll. tt' o NX V AAA, New ff- FOOTB LL First Row: Steve Kelley, Byron Heidlebaugh, Orville Clymer, Jon Saums, Norman Shank, Kent Brannan, Ronald Huysman, Roger Zoll. Second Row: Mr. King, Herb Stump, Gary Heidlebaugh, Larry Klinger, Jack Ridge, Charles Parkina, Dean Cramner, Bob Bryan, Mr. Beadle. Third Row: Ray Stahl, Wayne Orwick, Kyle Hissong, Micheal Wittenmyer, Ray Wen- tz, John Beucler, John Miles. WE THEY WE THEY Waynesfield 0 46 Mt. Blanchard 7 53 Vanlue 0 51 Van Buren 7 52 Cory-Rawson 32 40 Arlington 0 55 McComb 7 81 Arcadia 0 47 Center: Orville Clymerg Quarter Back, Jon Saums. Tackles: Kent Brannan, Norman Shank, Byron Heidlebaugh FINDLAY COLLEGE, A Good Liberal Arts College, In Your Own Neighborhood, Findlay, Ohio. Guard: John Miles, Center: John Beuclerg Guard: Gary Heidlebaugh, Half Back: Michael Wittenmyerg Center: Ray Wentz. Quarter Back: Wayne Orwickg Half Back: Kyle Hissong and Larry Klingerg Full Back: Bob Bryan. This year we had both a new coach and assistant coach, Mr. Beadle and Mr. King. We also had 4 Seniors, 5 Juniors, 4 Sophomores, and 8 Freshmen out. Those leaving are Byron Heidlebaugh, Jon Saums, Norman Shank and Orville Clymer. From the standpoint of developing sportsmanship and team spirit, this season's football can be considered a much better success than from the standpoint of wins and losses. As long as the boys have good spirit and good sportsmanship and desire to win, they will always be rewarded by knowing they have done their best even though their games aren't always in the winning column. i Guard: Jack Ridge, Center: Roger Zoll,g Guard: Charles Parkins Ends: Ronald Huysman, Herb Stump, Dean Cramner, Steve Kelley. GOODSELL BROS. INC-, 325 N- Main, Ph- 809, Findlay, Ohio. DICK AND JIM'S SHELL SERVICE, 600 N. Main St., Findlay, Ohio CHEERLEADERS Nancy Williamson, Pat Marshall, Susie Conaway, Carol Rantz. Pat Marshall, Carol Rantz, Susie Conaway, Nancy Williamson. EGBERTS HOME FURNISHINGS, 404 E. Sandusky Street, Ph. 2440, Findlay, Ohio. PHILIPS GROCERY 8: FILLING STATION, 1101 W. Main Cross Street, Findlay, Ohio. WHITEY 8: LAFFERTY APPLIANCE COMPANY, 453 Center Street, Ph. 5431, Findlay, Ohio VARSITY Seated: Dean Wiler, Byron Heidlebaugh,Orville Clymer, Rex Cramer, Jon Saums. Standing! Jerry Cramer, Roger Zoll, Ronald Huysman, Ronald Smith, Gordon Fisher, Dean Cramner, Mr, Moore, Our coach, Mr. Moore, started the season with one letter man, Barney Heidlebaugh, a senior. We had a fair season with three wins and 19 losses. Jon Saums and Orville Clymer are also seniors. There are two Juniors 8a four Sophomores who played. Although the win-loss record was not so good, the boys learned the fund - amentals of basketball. As seen by everyone, the team always put up a good fight to the finish. We They We They We They Cory Rawson 46 61 49 71 Arcadia 58 67 Van Buren 43 60 51 74 Findlay 36 29 Mt. Blanchard 48 47 33 48 Pandora-Gilboa 48 75 Arlington 30 53 47 59 Alumni 46 56 McComb 48 42 50 69 Malinta 40 76 Vanlue 20 65 41 76 Grover Hill 36 50 ELMER E. SMITH, Producer of Quality Honey, Benton, Ridge, Ohio. HARMON FUNERAL HOME, Ph. 0061, Ambulance Service, McComb, Ohio. PENDLETON LUMBER CO. Everything for the Builder , Phone 9, McComb, Ohio. We They 58 61 JON SAUMS BYRON HEIDLEBAUGH ORVILLE CLYMER This is Jonls last year playing bas- This is Barney's last year playing ketball. During the season he was a basketball. During the season he was This is Orvil1e's last year playing guard, a forward. basketball. During the season he was 8 center. DEAN CRAMNER REX CRAMER DEAN WILER This is Dean's second year playing This is Rex's second year playing This is Dean's third year playing basketball. He has two more years to basketball. He has two years to play. basketball. He has one year to play. play. During the season he was a for- During the season he was a guard. During the season he was a guard. ward. EVANS TYPEWRITER COMPANY, Royal Typewriters, Business Machines, Findlay, Ohio BUTCHER BOY MEATS, Where Fine Meats Are To Be Had, The Butcher Boys Will Take Them. RE ERVES Seated: Roger Zoll, Dean Cramner, Ronald Smith, Ronald Huysman, Gordon Fisher, Gary Heidlebaugh. Standing: Wayne Benson, John Beucler, Herb Stump, Lyle Vanlvleter, John Manges, Kyle Hissong, Tom Core, Wayne Orwick, Mr. Moore. The Reserve team had a fair year with 3 wins and 14 losses. The team was made up of 3 Juniors, 7 Sophomores and 3 Freshman. These are gain- ing the experience that will be needed next year. They will all be back to show what Coach Moore taught them this year. We They We They We They We They AI'lil1gt0n 32 50 27 31 Cory-Rawson 21 33 41 46 McComb 15 32 41 47 Van Buren 26 32 45 44 Vanlue 15 27 18 63 Faculty 35 55 24 32 Arcadia 31 47 47 15 Mt. Blanchard 22 16 27 38 Pandora-Gilboa 21 32 SPATH DECORATING CO., 117 West Sandusky, Findlay, Ohio. FERRELS GROCERY, Benton Ridge, Ohio. HARLOD BROWN HARDWARE, Benton Ridge, Ohio. JU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row: Tom Heidlebaugh, Ronald Leatherman, Kyle Hissong, William Oldham, Gary Heidlebaugh, Marvin Kennedy, Wayne Orwick. Second Row: Larry Kisseberth, Jim Williams, Bartin Bunn, David Oldham, Everett McCarthy, Levi Wells, Mr. King. Third Row: Eddie Fisher, Keith VanMeter, Jerry Benroth, Joe Morris, Steve Kelley, Don Hoenicke, The Junior High Team had a very successful year with 5 wins and 4 losses. Although these boys are young, they had the spirit to win the Han- cock County Tournment for the second consecutive year. JU IOR HIGH CHEERLE DER Margaret Engard, Sandra Cramner, Debra Wiler, Dianne Ernst, Mary Wiler. 1 A I 1 I 1 Wk.. 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