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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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W ,QV .vo 'q,1?24f?if?T' ' -wwf-,gg-. faggvgii, f -Pq:'1i'f Q4g'5z,'5 fx!-If 'LV THE EAGLE X N X PRESENTED BY THE LIBERTY BENTON SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 DEDICATIO MRS MAXINE BEACH MRS BEATRICE GARDNER We the Senior Class wish to remember two ladres who helped to give our education rts start To Mrs Gardner our third grade teacher and Mrs Beach our sixth grade teacher we dedrcate thrs annual There IS not a grand rnspirrng thought There rs not a truth by wisdom taught There IS not a feelmg pure and hrgh That may not be read in a teacher's eye. There are teachings in earth, and sky, and air, The heavens the glory of God declare: But louder than voice, beneath, above, He is heard to speak through a teacher's love. Emily Taylor fAdaptedj NNUAL T FF 'Y SEATED Carolyn Wrlson Karen Strllberger Becky Moorhead Wayne Orwlck Mr Howard STANDING Ronald Dorner Joe Morrls Dorr1sConaway Gary Herdlebaugh Ray Wentz Mary Shafer Paul Bash Edltor Assrstant Editor Btmness Manager Literary Edrtor Typrng Edrtors Sports Edrtors Snapshot Edrtor Rebecca Moorhead Wayne Orwxck Ronald Dorner Mary Shafer Carolyn Wrlson Karen Strllberger Joe Moms Gary Herdlebaugh Ray Wentz Assrstant Snapshot Edrtor Dor1s Conaway Juruor Edrtor Paul Bash The annual staff wrshes to thank Mr Howard, our sponsor, for hrs assrstance whrch was a great help to the whole staff We smcerely hope that you w1ll enjoy thrs pubhcauon and consrder rt an effxcrent record of Lxberty Benton school acuvmes Through your enjoyment our efforts and work wrll be made worthwhrle BLACK 8a WARNER EVANS TYPEWRITER CO PATTERSON S Royal Typewrrters 418 5 M3111 S1 Frndlay Ohro 410 South Cory St Flndlay Findlay Ohto 1 f '7 0 .xdalminififrafion UPERI TE DE T Mr Howard has been our Superintendent now for a year and a half He received his B A degree at Findlay College and his Master of Educatron degree at Bowlrng Green State Universlty He majored rn French and minored in physrcal education Mr Howard has been wrth us erght years N PRI CIPAL Mr Krug our pnnctpal for a year and a half has been wrth us srx years He received hrs A B degree at Fxndlay College and attended Oluo Northem University Mr Kmg was our football coach this year u 0 Q n c o o o 1 I 9 I o a n 4 o s MRS MARGARET RIDGLEY B S Ohro State Unlversrty Home Economtcs Brology Scrence 8 Three years at Lrberty Benton Schools MRS DONNA MILLER B S rn Educatron Ohro State Umversrty Amerrcan Hrstory World Hrstory Geography 7 Amerrcan Hrstory 8 Htstory and Geography of Ohto Health Stxth Grade Readtng One year at Lrberty Benton Schools MR. ROBERT WAREHAM Otterbemg College B A Degree General Math Algebra 9 11 and 12 Math 7 and 8 Geometry 10 11 and 12 Trtg 12 One year at Lrberty Benton Schools MR. RICHARD BROWN B S tn Educatton Ohro State Umverstty 8th Grade Sponsor Dttvers Ed Industnal Arts Basketball and Baseball Coach Assrstant Football Coach One year at Lrberty Benton Schools FACULTY ,mfs 'uni MW, we-di' MRS RUTH GONGWER A B Fmdlay College Ohro Wesleyan Majored tn Bustness Admtnrstratron Ttfftn Umversrt Head Lrbrartan Bookkeeptng Shorthand I and II Typrng I and II Thrrteen years at Lrberty Ben ton Schools MRS SALLY WAREHAM Otterbem College B A Degree Engltsh 7 8 9 11 and 12 Two years at Lrberty Benton Schools MR FLOYD TIPPEN B S and B A at Bowltng Green State Umverstty Sclence 7 Scrence General Bustness One year at Lrberty Benton Schools MR ANDREW STONER Pennsylvanra State B S rn Agnculture and Master of Educatlon Unrverstty of Prttsburgh Agrlculture I II III IV Two years at Ltberty Benton Schools MR JAY HALL B S rn Educatron at Bowltng Green State Unlverslty Musrc and Band Instructor One year at Lrberty Benton Schools HANCOCK HYBRIDS Fmdlay Ohto -VA NATIONAL LIME 8r STONE Garden 2 4341 Fmdlay Ohto u . 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D , S ff 'il ' I V K Chemrstry 11 and 123 General .I ami It ' A I ' ' . . - - , - , trr . . - - ' Fm , ' ' ' - ,, l'tls A f W ' A. of : -4 ' MRS NAOMI HOCH Frndlay College Kmdergarten Three years at Lrberty Benton Schools MRS OLIVE AGIN Ohro Northern Umversrty Sec ond Grade Teacher Three years at Llberty Benton Schools MRS BEATRICE GARDNER Bowlxng Green State Unlversrty Thrrd Grade Teacher Fourteen years at Lrberty Benton Schools MRS ZERESH KAISER Ohro Northem Frfth Grade One year at Lrberty Benton Schools MRS MARY KISSEBERTH Bowling Green State Umversrty B S tn Educatlon Srxth Grade Teacher Frve years at Lrberty Benton Schools FACULTY AW' 'Q'- -Y L: -ff 'vt lb- W' JI MRS RUTH BABB Manchester College Fmdlay College F1rst Grade Teacher Six years at Lrberty Benton Schools MRS ANNE FINLEY Ashland College Bowlmg Green State Umversrty Oh1o Universrty Second Grade Teacher Three years at Lrberty Benton Schools MRS EULA BRANNAN Bowling Green State Unrversrty Fourth Grade Teacher Twelve years at Liberty Benton Schools MRS IOSEPHINE WILSON A B Fmdlay College Umversrty ofM1ch1gan Unrversrty of Colorado Fxfth Grade Teacher Latrn Fifteen years at Lrberty Benton Schools MRS MAXINE BEACH Prrncrpal of Grades Bowlmg Green State Umverslty Ohxo Northern Unrversrty Srxth Grade Teacher Twelve years at Lrberty Benton Schools TRAUGHT GROCERY STORE CRYSTAL SHOE REPAIRS Arlrngton Ohro 103 East Sandusky Frndlay Ohro CHOOL BO Mr Howard Earl Cramner Eugene Porter Ioe Harpst Max Moorhead RxchardB1xe1 The members of the Board of Educatron have the responsxblltty of provtdrng an adequate school opportumty for the youth of the school dlstrrct It IS to these men that the people of our communlty look for leadershlp and servxce tn the development and mamtenance of the type of educatronal program whrch wxll best serve our communlty and us chrldren The offtcers of the Board of Educatlon are Presldent Max Moorhead Vtce Presldent Ioe Harpst Clerk John Orwlck SPAYTI-l'S DECORATING FENS'I'ERMAKER'S SHOE STORE DIETSCH BROS 117 119 W Sandusky St 415 South Maln 400 W Maln Cross Fmdlay, Ohlo Frndlay, Ohto Fmdlay, Oh10 ' f I , 1 e -M f I l w ' I X , . 0 1 . 1. .QV W , 1 1 ' I I I I I I . 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'-- PAUL KARHOFF 5ANDRA CRAMNER STEVE KELLEY 11' VY, 1' JOHN MILES A MARGARET ENGARD 2 5 L ' s RGBERT KUHLMAN 3 f' mf f, , 'EQ ,sv i Q if 1152, '-3 ' fi f V -1 I-,1 Emww -49490 , rm ,F-ig: isa 9.89. b4- 1 vv 1 V, , 21- Q- ' 'pw-2wfW ,N 4, LQ-274 if' SENIOR CTI ITIE IOAN MARIE BASH Ioame Van Buren 1 G1r1s Chorus 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Grrls Ensemble 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Homecomrng Queen 4 Homecomrng Attendant 3 Down on Abble s Farm 3 Ask the Professor 2 Lrbranan 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Senror Class Secretary 4 4 H 2 3 4 May Day 4 LARRY IAY BENIAMIN Benj Football 3 Basketball Manager 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 May Day 4 KEITH RICHARD BIXEL Kexth Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Ensemble 3 4 Mrxed Ensemble 3 4 Brass Qurntet 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Ready Made Famrly 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Ask the 4H12 MayDay4 ESTHER BELL BROWN Anme Band 3 4 Cafeterra 3 4 4 H l 2 3 May Day 4 DORIS ELAINE CONAWAY Dons Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Ensemble 3 4 Gxrls Ensemble 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Ready Made Famrly 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Ask the Professor 2 Lrbrarran 3 Offrce 4 Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 2 4H1 2 3 4 MayDay4 SANDRA KAY CRAMNER Saundra Grrls Chorus I 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Lrbrarran 3 4 Mayorette 1 2 L B Halloween Queen 4 Ask the Professor 2 4-H 1 Homecomrng Attendant 1 Cheerleader 3 4 May Queen 4 RONALD LEE DORNER Ronnre Football 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Scholarship Team 2 3 Ready Made Famrly 4 Glenwood l May Day 4 MARGARET ELAINE ENGARD Margaret Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Grrls Ensemble 2 3 4 Ask the Professor 2 Homecom mg Attendant 1 Cheerleader 2 L1 brarran 2 4 Offrce 1 2 4 H 1 2 May Da GARETH REED HEIDLEBAUGH Gary Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Lrbrarran 2 3 4-H1 FFA1 2 34 MayDay4 KYLE MAYNARD HISSONG Hrssong Basketball 1 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 May Day 4 HOWARD LEE JOHNSON Chauncy Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 May Day 4 PAUL WILLIAM KARHOFF Paul Lrbrarian 1 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Sentrnel 4 May Day 4 STEVENJ KELLEY Steve Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Reporter4 Lrbranan 3 May Day 4 ROBERT JOSEPH KUHLMAN Bob Student Councrl 3 May Day 4 JOHN DAVID MILES Iohn Football 1 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 May Day 4 REBECCA ANN MOORHEAD Becky Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Grrls Ensemble 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Accompan1st 3 Clannet Quartet 1 2 3 4 Ready Made Family 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Ask the Professor 2 Libranan 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Scholarshrp Team 1 2 3 May Day 4 Valedictorr JOSEPH DONZELL MORRIS Ioe Football 3 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Ready Made Famrly 4 Lrbrarran 4 Annual Staff 4 Presrdent of Student Counc1l4 FFA 1 2 3 4 H l 2 May Day 4 WAYNE STEWART ORWICK Butch Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Ready Made Famrl 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Offrce 4 Lrbrarran 2 3 Annual Staff 4 4-H 1 May Day 4 CAROL ANN PRICE Carol Grrl s Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Ask the Professor 2 Cafeterra 3 May Day 4 RICHARD DALE RIGGS Dick Rosedale Hrgh School 1 May Day 4 MARY LOUISE SHAFER Mary Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Cho rus 2 3 4 Grrls Ensemble 2 3 4 Accompanxst 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Ready Made Family 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Ask the Professor 2 Offrce 1 Lrbrarran 3 4 Annual Staf 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Scholarshrp Team123 4l-I1234 MayDa 4 Salutatorran : : Y- : ' Professor 2: Football 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Slllderll COUr1Ci1 1: 2, 3, 4: Vice President Senior Class 43 . : ' . : - . . .4: - . . : : ' Sentor Class Presrdent 4 Annual Presrdent 4 Honor Socrety 3 4-H TA KAREN STILLBERGER Karen rrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 2 3 4 ccompanist 3 4 Ready Made Family Down on Abbie s Farm 3 Ask the ofessor 2 Senror Class Treasurer 4 brarran 3 Annual Staff 4 Student ouncxl 3 Homecoming Attendant 3 4-H 3 May Day 4 Y LEE WENTZ. Ray otball l 2 3 4 Down on Abble s CAROLYN KAY WILSON Carolyn Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Ask the Professor 2 Ready Made Famlly 4 Office 4 Ltbrartan 3 Annual staff 4 Honor So crety 3 4 Homecomrng Attendant 2 Cheerleader 4 Majorette 3 4 Scholar sh1pTeam2 3 4 H1 2 3 4 May Day 4 EDITH GRACE WILLIAMSON Grace Gtrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus Cafeterra 3 May Day 4 aff 4 Student Councrl 3 Lrbranan 2 3 4 May Day 4 CAN YOU IMAGI SANDRA KAY ZOLL Ka Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 'Grrls Ensemble 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Ready Made Famrly 4 Down on Abbre s Farm 3 Ask the Professor 2 Offrce 3 4 Scholarshrp Team 1 2 Honor Socrety 3 4 Student Councrl 1 2 4-H1 2 3 4 MayDay4 MICHEAL ELDEN WITTENMYER Mike 1234 MayDay4 Senrors staying 1n Chemrstry class for a whole perrod at a time? Mrke Wtttenmyer berng bashful? Kay Zoll with long black harr? Keith Btxel without an old car? Esther Belle Brown going steady? Mr Howard wrth Mr Krng s harrdo ? Kyle Hrssong studyrng? Sandra Cramner without a rrng? Steve Kelley playing a musrcal rnstrument? Doris Conaway fallrng over a bass drum? The Senior boys IN ag class? Joan Bash playrng a plccolo? Ronme Dorner without a stack of books? Margaret Engard ln Alaska? Paul Karhoff drrvrng an Allrs Chalmers tractor? Musrc classes srttrng up strarght? Howard Johnson wearmg prnk bloomers ? Becky Moorhead flunkmg an algebra test? Butch Orwrck s green streak runnrng rrght? Semors selling shoe polish? Gary Heidlebaugh as a music teacher? Joe Morrrs wrthout Betty Fox? Carol Prtce without a boyfriend? A clean school wrthout Archle? Bob Kuhlman drivrng a Chevy ? Dick Riggs with a girl? Mary Shafer w1th only one boyfriend? Mr Hall not tuning up the band every mormng? John Mrles flylng a super son1c Jet? Carolyn Wilson wrthout boys? Ray Wentz without a pencrl behlnd his ear? Karen Stillberger bexng overwerght? Studymg ln study hall? Grace Wrlliamson flirung? The basketball team wrthout Larry Benjamin as manager? The Senror boys complrmentrng the Senlor girls? Mr Wareham blackmallrng hrs solld geometry class? What prrce Mrchael School Mouse? ' ' . . . I ' ' ' . . . I ' Y : ' : ' ' : : - . . . : ' : rm 3: FFA l, 2, 3, 4: FFA Treasurer 2, 3,4: Ask the Professor 2: Office 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3,4: FFA CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of Liberty Benton I-Irgh School berng of sound and competent mrnd do hereby wrsh to wrll the following abrlrties and ownershrps whrch we possess ARTICLE I To the Iunror Class we wrll our ability to co operate wrth anyone and everyone ARTICLE II To the Sophomores we will our many talents ARTICLE III To the Freshman Class we wrll our old Chrrstmas tree ARTICLE IV BOB KUHLMAN wills hrs Ford to Eddre Fisher LARRY BENJAMIN wrlls his herght to Dave Oldham SANDRA CRAMNER and KAREN STILLBERGER will therr abrlity to get along with each other to the Junror grrls CAROLYN WILSON wills her typrng abrlity to Bill Oldham BUTCH ORWICK wills hrs srngrng voice to Dale Grose KAY ZOLL wills her drivrng abilrty to Grace Halsey PAUL KARHOFF and RAY WENTZ wrll their old cars to anyone who wants them MARY SHAFER wills her hat pin to Jayne Huffman HOWARD JOHNSON wills his abilrty to krck extra points to Ronnre Tesnow JOAN BASH wrlls her bass horn to Karen Dukes DICK RIGGS wills hrs sugar beer to all persons who can throw them STEVE KELLEY wrlls his hot convertible to Jim Williams ESTHER BELLE BROWN wrlls her knowledge of horses to Kay Mrsamore RONNIE DORNER wrlls hrs long wavy harr to Dohn Hoenrcke KYLE HISSONG wrlls hrs neatness to Gary Rose, CAROL PRICE wrlls all her old boyfrrends to the Freshman girls KEITH BIXEL wrlls his old Fords to Barton Bunn MARGARET ENGARD wrlls her long hair to Jill Wrttenmyer JOHN MILES wrlls hrs red fender skrrts to Jerry Benroth DORIS CONAWAY wills her bass drum to Myra Ernest JOE MORRIS wrlls lus runnrng abrlrty to Tom Dukes GRACE WILLIAMSON wrlls her abrlrty to sew to Margaret Parkrns MIKE WITTENMYER wrlls his bashfulness to Larry Porter GARY HEIDLEBAUGH wrlls hrs plarn speech and good language to Paul Bash GRENER S T V SERVICE SHADY ACRES GOLF COURSE 1256 Blanchard Ave McComb Ohro Frndlay Ohio TROUT S FURNITURE STORE 508 South Marn Street Findlay, Ohro BECKY MOORHEAD wills the headaches of the annual room to Paul Bash. CLASS PROPHECY As I was cruisrng along rn my atomrc powered rocket I heard a knockrng sound rn the engxne Just below me was a city and I floated down to scout around for a Ford Rocket Sales and Servrce Upon d1s covering one l asked an attendant to take me to the head man He took me through the workshop and into a big office A very large man sat rn the chau ln front of me I told fum my name and my business wrth hrm With that he Jumped from hrs chair and mtroduced hrmself as Bob Kuhlman I-Ie asked me to follow him and he took me down the hall to another office wrth Engrneering Department Michael Wlt terunyer Chref Engineer written on the door After a short chat word came that my rocket was fixed I excused myself and started to depart On my way out of the garage I spotted a new type of buildrng under construction Being very tnter ested I walked toward the shack where a group of workers were gathered around a man with a chart After the group went back to work I walked up to him to comment on the frne Job they were dolng As he glanced up I realized I was addressrng Kyle Hissong He asked me to drne wrth his secretary and htm that evenrng Of course I couldn t refuse When I arrived at the appornted place I met Kyle and hrs secretary Carolyn Wrlson As we stepped into an elegant restaurant I notxced a neatly prrnted srgn over the door whrch read Mr Joe Morrrs Manager and Owner We were surpnsed and delighted to learn that the hostess was Joan Bash She took us up to the band and much to my amazement the leader was Keith Brxel He told us that the band was composed of Gary l-leidlebaugh s seven sons We were sorry to miss Gary but he was rn South America supervising hrs 100 000 acre estancia rn the Pampas As we went back to our table we spotted two lovely ladies coming In the door They were Karen Stlllberger and Sandra Cramner who were attendrng college Karen was studying musrc and Sandra busrness The next mommg I declded to do some shopprng I walked into a Kresge s 5 8: 10 and learned that the co-managers were Carol Price and Grace Wrlliamson They told me that Mary Shafer had marrred a millionaire and had become a silent partner rn a buslness establishment that Drck Rrggs owned They also informed me that Esther Belle Brown and John Miles were wrth the armed forces rn Eniwetok ln another store I ran Into Margaret Engard who said that she was a beautrcran for movie stars ln Cal ifomla and that Becky Moorhead was the famous model Candy Cane We spent the afternoon watchrng Wayne Orwick in a professronal basketball game on television Be tween halves Steve Kelley who rs now playmg professional football advertrsed for Gillette Atomrc Powered Blue Blades On my way back to my rocket I bought a newspaper The banner headlrne read HOWARD JOHNSON ICE CREAM WORKS SMASH HIT OVER NIGHT, LARRY BENIAMIN APPOINTED NEW BUSINESS MANAGER. The paper also contarned an artrcle which satd that Ray Wentz and Paul Karhoff were the new owners of Club 224 There was stlll one unlocated classmate but rn a feature arttcle I read that Kay Z,oll was head nurse of the famous Benton Ridge Hospital Feeling quite pleased I hopped into my rocket to return to my government Job of testtng inter planetary ballrstic rnlssiles As you no doubt know Ronald Dorner is the emrnent designer of these missiles Due to a small knock ln my engine I had found out the whereabouts of all the members of the Class of 58l Dons Conaway . . . - . . . I 1 . . - Q g . 0 . a Q . ,, . . , n ' ' u . U o D I o . q g . 0 1 1 e n o n u 0 . . . . . ,, . v ' 0 U u - n . a , . Q 9 I Q I n y o . . . , Q Q o . . . - 0 . u l 9 o ' u I o n av sv e I a . . - 9 Q g . 1 CLASS HI TORY My name IS Mrchael School Mouse and it is my Job around here to keep a record of the classes rn hrgh school and present rt to the annual edxtor as the class graduates They certaxnly were changeable wrth class offrcers but here 15 the 11st Madam Edrtor FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Presrdent Doris Conaway Mrke Wrttenmyer V1ce Presrdent Steve Kelley Sandra Cramner Secretary Margaret Engard Karen Stillberger Treasurer Margaret Engard Wayne Orwrck Student Councrl Kyle Htssong Ray Wentz Kay Zoll Kay Zoll JUNIOR Mrke Wittenmyer Ioan Bash Richard Rrggs Wayne Orwrck Bob Kuhlman Karen Strllberger SENIOR Ray Wentz Wayne Orwlck Ioan Bash Karen Stillberger Joe Morrrs Sandra Cramner From September 1954 to May 1958 thrs class has had a lucky number 27 Th1s rs the number of puprls that have always composed thrs class They always seemed to end w1th 27 members Welcomrng Carol Prlce back they started the Freshman year wrth 26 members frve came from Benton three from St Michael s and 17 from Lrberty But then the lucky number 27 came up when Howard Johnson was welcomed rn January OH' OH' Back to 26 at the begxnnrng of their Sophomore year But never fear 27 came back when Ioan Bash en tered the class rn the middle of the year Ioan was the last addition so lucky 27 IS strll wrth the class of 58 Naturally they had partres and actrvrtres whrle rn school In their Freshman year they were rrutrated and they sponsored a hayrrde and a Chrrstmas party When they were Sophomores they had loads of fun at a class dance and rn therr Iunror year they planned and put across the Junror Semor prom They had the most fun maklng a gold temple a cherry blossom tree and a water fountam As senrors they cracked all the rce at Bixel s pond while at a skating party As to gettrng money for therr Semor trip they drd so much rt s hard to lrst rt all I do remember the fol lowrng they sold frurt drops collected tax stamps sold Chrrstmas cards sponsored two square dances and one Homecomrng dance a Iunror play a Semor play managed the candy store for football and basketball games and at lunch trme sold peanut brrttle and served the Farmers Club dmner They chose good class sponsors and play drrectors whrle at Lrberty Benton Mr Moore watched over them as Freshmen and the other three years Mr King suffered wrth them Mr George drrected their Jumor play and Mrs Wareham therr Semor play After enjoyrng the Jumor Semor Prom and therr Semor trrp to Wash1ngton and New York the week of May 18 they were graduated from dear old Lrberty Benton on May 25 1958 May God bless each of them wrth a I long happy 11fe Srgned mai q a . . . , . . . noon , s - n e o . . q n I I I u Q - n I Q . . . . , . g o o a I - I I I I I I Q . . . . ., . . u 9 a . . . . ' I I I I I I . . , . I I I u Q e 0 Q 0 I I o q I Q I I ' I I , . WS- , MQ. if 4. QQ 5' ' Ml'l6!el'Cf6lri5l'I'l ell .fda f0gI CLl0AZ5 Brenda Allen Paul Bash Barton Bunn Karen Dukes Eddie Fisher Colleen Garlinger Nancy Gongwer Grace Halsey Roger Helms Tom Heidlebaugh Bill Hlngson Dohn Hoenlcke Jayne Huffman Marvin Kennedy June Kidd Judy King Ronald Leatherman David Manges Everett McCanhey CLASS OFFICERS President Sara Radabaugh LASS QF 1959 P.e,l.,em Tom He,.11..,.,a.1 h Kay Misamore Bill Oldham Dave Oldham Margaret Parktns Janet Powell Sara Radabaugh Neil Seitz Sharon Vorpe John Wells Paula Whitney Jim Williams Cloyd Williamson Jill Wittenmyer Judy Zoll Not Pictured Nellie Treasurer Nancy Gongwer Student Councll Roger Helms Judy Zoll C'Y 'e' Mike Fone' HOCHSTETTLER s ELEVATOR HANCOCK SAVINGS at LOAN Mary Wiler John William S Mann 81 W Sandusky son Frndl ay Ohio Frndlay Ohro ' ....... ' g Secretary ...... . . . Judy King ,www 'WH -.1 ,,,- fu.. Ar if fy., IJ' yfg UF 4 is Lorena Anderson Wayne Benson Fem Bracy Lester Brown 4..- CLASS OFFICERS President Vxce Presrdent Secretary 8a Treasurer Student Councrl 'W-ww si Ji U E .1 'f My Bob Bumgarner Phylts Bumer Buddy Clymer Jerry Cramer Dlane Ernest Davxd Ftsher Gerald George Mark Hanna Steve Hart Gary Krsseberth Larry Krsseberth CLASS Jerry Cramer Gary Ktsseberth hm Mrtchell Steve Hart Elame Radabaugh 1960 Ronald Kuhlman Vtrgrma Kuhlman Fred Lanmng Denms Lytle Dan McCarthy Jrm Mrtchell Elarne Radabaugh Lana Randolph Mary Rrggs Lrnda Shoop Judy Snyder Not Ptctured Jerry Benroth Ken Engard, Ronme Karhoff, and Ronme Tesnow MILLERS LUNCHEONETTE ZIERLOF'S S 8: S DRUG STORE 203 N Marn Clothes for Dad Sf Lad Garden 2 2242 Flndlay, Ohro Frndlay, Ohto 223 S Maln Frndlay, Ohro 'a ' ,Q ' ' 7 , ' 'qi N3 ' .R ' yy- as - 'f V we 4 -42 nf S fl V , L , A ,,A,- , V, , Vai gy , gf ,l my 1 :-E 2 , y ry ' ' ' ' - S N 1 ,,N ' , A Virginia Helms eg H L 4 ,f ' U ' W 21 K , X . - L -. I y as 1 . A . we Lf ' ' 7 -V K i !' A 9' . -as sw S 2 L Q , V. s , Llth 7 .3 cr 'N l Barbara Bumgarner hm Collert John Coffman Karl Cramer Roger Cramer Tom Cramer Tom Dukes Myra Ernest M argaret Gue ar Davrd Hanrahan 1 0 0-13 d I v 'Z G' -'W 'Z' 'E 9 Tom Lytle '7 .Z Eugene McCartney Arden Motter Nancy Moorhead 2:-1, if CLASS 1961 C LASS OFFICERS Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Student Councll WAALAND FLORISTS 401 Larkrns Frndlay, Ohlo Mary Orwrck Larry Porter hm Powell Rrchard Shulaw Nell Sertz Pat Smrth Charlotte Thomas Mrke Werssrng Lmda Wlttenmyer Patty Zent Not Ptctured Carl Butler 'H :ti Jlm Powell Tom Cramer Margaret Guear Larry Porter Barbara Bumgarner Tom Lytle atv J 'T' fa MCCOMB LOCKERS NEFF LUMBER CO 125 Farr St McComb, Obro Flndlay, Ohlo . ra , ' Q , 4 H A 7' M t A K W, ' 0 Q A .JL ' W g., ' ' ' Q, L ' , A I 7 Jean Huysman Qu 52 ' S Nl , M ' KA fin. ' A ,S 4 g :lll VVA- I ... xl. Q. 'Q ' 4 , '.?'? I L I up A A E' Aged . . . t 1 I f .. ,.,,-,vw 4 A X K CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Stud ent Council John Thompson Eileen Burner Tom I-hngson Sandy LaRoche Jane Whitney Ben Krsseberth TARBOX 8: MCCALL HANCOCK BRICK 8: TILE Crushed Stone Edgar Ave. 852 Western Ave Findlay Findlay, Ohio Dean Amold Serge Beck Joy Benroth Joyce Benroth J1m Bixel John Bracy Larry Bracy John Brown Eileen Burner Marron Clymer Juanita Coffman Janis Cramer Donald George Tom Hingson Ruth Johnson Ben Kisseberth Carl Krsseberth Sandy LaRoche Bill Lootens EIGHTH GR DE Rita Loy Gary Rose Larry Rose David Schumacher Jim Shoemaker Earl Smaltz Edwin Smaltz Cheryl Stillberger John Thompson Mary Waldman Dorothy Wells Jane whitney John Wittenmyer Larry Zent Not Pictured: Harry Kennedy. Ramona Motter Ann Anderson Sandra Bolander Tom Brown John Bunn Robert Burner Linda Conaway Linda Cramner Ronald German Sandra Halsey Brll I-Ierdlebaugh B111 Jones Arthur Lazenby Davrd Leatherman Judy Lecky Judy Mrles Mary Oldham EVENTH GRADE Rrta Parsons Janet Patterson Davrd Powell Evelyn Smrth Jane Thompson Paul Van Gundy Diana Wells Alvrn Wrllramson Darrow Wrllramson Ronald Wrttenmyer Larry Wolford ,. 5 W av H .5331 1 1414 1 CLASS OFFICERS Presrd ent Vrce Presrd ent Secretary Treasurer Student Councrl www Fo HINGER S HANDI GAS SERVICE Route 224 Frndlay Ohro . I ' . u . 'fifgff Q ' ' I 1, f - : 3 . Qi . 41 ' . J A - - 3 , 1 3 . - 'M ' 7 S f 5 2 2 5 I E. Y 3 I M us . I .' ' W My . ! r N 4 ' I ' rf X, v 'IN M V juris... 4 ' ' l A ' 4 . ' 'f V I '.. 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Front Findlay, Ohio Dons Agner Ridge Anderson Debbie Brbler Bonnie Bunn Karen Cramer Sally Cramer Ernie Diller Virginia Ernest Donna Halsey Billy Hanna Nancy Hanrahan Brenda Hlssong Patricia Hollister Bob Jones Edward Krsseberth FIFTH GRADE Oil fb Gary LaRoche Gene Leatherman Rua Parkrns Beverly Rersing Kathv Shrvely Sharon Spence Jane Sullberger Diane Swisher Rebecca Wagner Richard Whitney Bob Williams Ella Williamson Betty Wittenmyer Jacquelyn Worden MAC'S CHICKEN ON WHEELS DAISY MAIN BAKERY INC 947 Lima Ave. 307-321 N Main St GA 3 0123 Findlay, Ohio Frndlay Ohio Dauitl Baird Steve Beck Verla Bracy' Jack Brown Ruth -Xnn Bumgartner Betty Bunn Rosa Clymer Danny Cramer Llnda Cramer Patrrcta Cornely Roger Delsler Carol Dlller Cheryl Dorner Barbara Engard lxlarvrn Evans Nancy Flugga Sandra borrell Sally Hart Paul McCartney Vtckt NlcCartney Llnda Mltchell Rosalre Parkrns Charles Patterson Charles Powell Llnda Randolph Davld Seltz Edward Shulaw Carl Smlth Sheila Stroub Joyce Waldman Karen Wells Raymond Vvller Lors Wtlson Not Plctured Carol Taylor Larry Sherman EGBERT S FURNITURE 404 Sandusky Frndlay Ohlo 'f 'E-1 WH Lwa FGURTH GRADE J I V if 7 . Q PENDLETON LL 'BER IIARVON I-LNERAL HOME McComb Ohm 305 West Nlatn Street NlcComb Ohro THIRD GR Carol Ann Altman Connie Babcock Mary Ann Baird Dallas Bumgarner James Beck Patty Benjamin Carol Bunn Mary Jane Clymer Roger Cramer Earl Ernest Bill Hoadley David McDonald Dennis Miles Evelyn Mitchell Mary Monday Kathy Parkins Loretta Randolph Tim Ridge Judy Riggs Robert Reising John Rose Frank Sierra Steven Schoonover Richard Shoop Sue Ann Stanfield Jack wagner Rex Wittenmyer Steven Wittenmyer Bradley Wolford Not Pictured Danny Sherman Becky Butler Alan Youngs Sue Cramer GULF SERVICE STATION MCCOMB CITY MARKET HUDSON FURNITURE Cy 3 3702 McComb Ohio McComb Ohio N Johnston and Son McComb, Ohio Open Evenings Colette Brblet Terry Cramer fill!! 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I I 3 5-r .fdcfiui ed .AM f09I 6Ll0A5 MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW Jayne Huffman Sharon Vorpe Jill Wrttenmyer Becky Moorhead Mary Wiler Colleen Gar linger June Kidd Margaret Guear Phyllis Bumer Linda Shoop SECOND ROW Pat Smith Nancy Gong wer Lorena Anderson Sandra Cramner Joan Bash Karen Stillberger Mary Shafer Doris Conaway Car olyn Wilson Grace Williamson Rosie Gossman Karen Dukes Jean Huysman THIRD ROW Charlotte Thomas Lana Randolph Judy Snyder Myra Ernest Barbara Bumgarner Judy King Paula Whitney Sara Radabaugh Nellie Clymer Margaret Parkms Judy Zoll Janet Powell Mary Orwick Nancy Moorhead Kay Zoll Mr Hall FOURTH ROW Larry Porter Ronald Leatherman Eddie Fisher Jerry Cramer Dohn Hoenicke Paul Bash Barton Bunn Gerald George Dan McCarthey Paul Sertz Everett McCarthey Tom Dukes Ardyn Motter Jim Williams Marvin Kennedy The officers for the girls chorus were: President Joan Bash Secretary Treasurer Judy King- Public ity Manager Sandra Cramner The boys chorus elected the following officers. President Paul Bash Secretary Treasurer Keith Bixel- Publicity Manager Eddie Fisher The mixed chorus sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic at the Armistice Day program held at the school on November 8th, They sang Jingle Bells, The Ukranian Bell Carol and Silent Night and did a choral reading of The Night Before Christmas at the Christmas program on December 18th Their numbers for the PTA music concert on January 15th were 'Go Not Far From Me, Oh God, 'Create In Me a Clean Heart, A Blessing' and, because of its previous popularity, 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic was repeated. PORTER'S MUSIC STORE COUNTRY MARKET 530 S, Main Street Route 224 Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio FIRST ROW: Larry Porter, Jerry Cramer, Paul Bash, Barton Bunn, Paul Seitz, Everett McCarthy, Tom Dukes, SECOND ROW: Mr. Hall, Marvin Kennedy, Jim Williams, Ronald Leatherman, Dohn Hoenicke Gerald George, Eddie Fisher, Dan McCarthy, Ardyn Motter BOYS' A D GIRLS' CHORUS S FIRST ROW: Pat Smith, Lana Randolph, Judy Snyder, Rosie Gossman, Doris Conaway, Carolyn Wilson, Sandra Cramner, Karen Stillberger, Joan Bash, Karen Dukes, Grace Williamson SECOND ROW: Jill Wittenmyer, Colleen Garlinger, Linda Shoop, Judy King, Jayne Huffman Mary Shafer, Paula Whitney, Lorena Anderson, Sharon Vorpe, Margaret Guear, Nellie Clymer Mary Orwick, Mr, Hall. THIRD ROW: Becky Moorhead, Janet Powell, June Kidd, Margaret Parkins, Barbara Bumgarner, Phyllis Burner, Sara Radabaugh, Jean Huysman, Judy Zoll, Myra Ernest, Nancy Moorhead, Mary Wiler, Nancy Gongwer, Kay Zoll, Charlotte Thomas Davld Flsher Jean Huysman Joan Bash Sara Radabaugh Kenh Blxel BRASS QU RTET Nancy Gongwer Janet Powell Rebecca Moorhead Nancy Moorhead CLARI ET QUARTET PEOPLE S BANKING McComb Ohlo s n V D u L' . 11 i I 1 x X n . - I I v 1 SEATED: Doris Conaway, Margaret Parkins, June Kidd, Charlotte Thomas. STANDING: Keith Bixel, Jerry Cramer, Paul Bash, Larry Por- ter, Ardyn Motter. MIXED E EMBLE FIRST ROW: Keith Bixel, Dan Mc- Carthy, Ardyn Motter, Larry Porter, SECOND ROW: Dohn Hoenicke, Barton Bunn, Paul Bash, Jerry Cramer, BOYS' E BLE SEATED: Kay Zoll, Charlotte Thomas, Karen Stillberger, Ioan Bash. STAND- ING: Sara Radabaugh, Barbara Bum- garner, Mary Shafer, Doris Conaway, Margaret Engard, Rebecca Moorhead. GIRL ' EMBLE B5 FIRST ROW: Nancy Gongwer, Margaret Parkins, Sharon Vorpc, Sara Radabangh, SECOND ROW: June Kidd, Judy Zoll, Jayne Huffman, Paula Whitney, Janet Powell, Mary Wiler, BAD KNEELING Farby Joetta McCarthey FIRST ROW Sharon Vorpe Karen Dukes June Kldd Tom Lytle John Thompson SECOND ROW Nancy Gongwer Becky Moorhead Janet Powell Nancy Moorhead Judy Snyder Myra Ernest Jean Huysman Elarne Radabaugh Paula Whrtney Paul Bash THIRD ROW Mary Wtler Sandra Cramner Carolyn Wrlson Lorena Anderson J1ll W1ttenmyer Dan McCarthey Jerry Cramer Sara Radabaugh Kexth B1xe1 Phyllls Burner Margaret Parkms Mary Orwlck Lrnda Shoop Everett McCarthey Davld Hanrahan Roger Cramer Larry Porter Mary Shafer Davrd Fxsher FOURTH ROW Kay Mxsamore Charlotte Thomas Jane Whltney Ben K1sseberth Colleen Garllnger Lana Ran dolph Mr Hall Mrke w61SS1Ug Vrrgxma Helms John Coffman Erleen Burner Joan Bash Tom Cramer Karl Cramer Dons Conaway Kay Zoll Judy Zoll Drane Ernest Esther Belle Brown Jayne Huffman Offrcers for the band were elected as follows Presrdent Karen Dukes Vrce Presrdent Sandra Cramner Secretary Treasurer Janet Powell Lxbrarxan Joan Bash Publrcrty Manager Nancy Gongwer The shows which the band presented during the half tlmes at the football games mcluded a Droodle Show Brg Top Show Busxness Let s Dance fwrth a chorus lme J and a Beverage Show The band played at the Oluo State Farr the Hancock County Farr homecomxng f6SIlV1Il8S at Arlrng ton and Mt Blanchard the Van Wert Peony Festrval the Farmers Club Barbeque the Halloween Parade and the PTA music concert In the sprmg the band and choruses presented a concert Selected members of the band and choruses partxcrpated rn the A11 County Mustc Festlval on January 25 and the Drstrlct III Musrc Festrval at Delphos on February 1. The band and choruses entered the d1st uct auditlons held March 22 at Bluffton ROW. Charlotte Thomas, Jane Whitney, Vorpe, June Kidd, Karen Dukes, Colleen , Lana Randolph. SECOND ROW: Gongwer, Becky Moorhead, Janet Powell, ncy Moorhead, Mary Wiler, Sandra Cramner, Wilson Lorena Anderson Jill Witten yer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hall, Ben Kisseberth, Radabaugh, Paula Whitney, Paul Bash, om Lytle, Mike Weissing. FIRST ROW: Jean Huysman, Myra Ernest, Judy Snyder, Virginia Helms Eileen Burner, John Coffman. SEC- OND ROW: Dan McCarthy, Jerry Cramer, Sara Radabaugh, Keith Bixel, Phyllis Burner, Margaret Par- kins, Mary Orwick, Linda Shoop. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hall, Everett McCarthy, David Hanrahan, Roger Cramer, Joan Bash, Tom Cramer, Larry Porter, Mary Shafer, David Fisher. KYB Mr. Hall, Diane Ernest, Esther Bell Brown, Doris Conaway, Karl Cramer, Kay Zoll, Judy Zoll. HGQ STANDING: Kay Misamore, Jill Wittenmyer, Carolyn Wilson, Elaine Radabaugh, Sharon Vorpe, Mary Wiler, Jayne Huffman. SEATED: Farby and Joetta McCarthy, POPULARITY C0 TE T Q FIRST ROW Tom Dukes Iudy Snyder Tom Herdlebaugh Joan Bash Gary Herdlebaugh Karen Dukes Jerry Cramer Barbara Bumgarner SECOND ROW Becky Moorhead Esther Bell Brown Margaret Engard Sara Radabaugh Paul Bash Bob Kuhlman Kyle Hrssong Wayne Orwrck Howard Johnson Ronald Dorner Gary Heldlebaugh MOST POPULAR SENIOR Tom Ileldlebaugh MOST POPULAR JUNIOR Jerry Cramer Tom Dukes Ronald Dorner Wayne Orwtck Ronald Dorner Wayne Orwrck Paul Bash Stexe Kelley Bob Kuhlman Howard Johnson Kyle Ilrssong Bob Kuhlman MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORE MOST POPULAR FRESHMAN BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT DID MOST FOR L B H S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ATHLETE BEST MUSICIAN PRETTIEST HAIR BEST LOOKING NEATEST IOLLIEST Joan Bash Karen Dukes Judy Snyder Barbara Bumgarner Becky Moorhead Becky Moorhead Becky Moorhead Esther Bell Brown Sara Radabaugh Margaret Engard Karen Dukes Karen Dukes Kay Zoll PLAIIN VIEW DAIRY HOCH HARDWARE Arlrngton Ohlo Rawson Oh1o F TURE FARMERS OF AMERIC SECOND ROW David Hanrahan Buddie Clymer Dan McCarthy Wayne Benson Cloyd Williamson Carl Butler Ronald Kuhlman Roger Cramer John Coffman THIRD ROW Jim Collert Dennis Lytle Karl Cramer Barton Bunn Gary lleidlebaugh David Mangas Eugene McCartney Larry Kisseberth Tom Lytle Jtm Powell The F F A had many and varied activities this year They entered a float in the County Fair Their participation in the Pest Hunt won them a cup for placing first in points per boy At Christmas they had a party with the Home EC members Other activities ofthe year included The Greenhand Initiation The Chapter Farmer Initiation a basketball team and State Judging Contests Parliamentary Procedure and Public Speaking Contest Officers for the year were President Mike Wittenmyer Vice President John Williamson Sec retary Eddie Fisher Treasurer Ray Wentz Student Advisor Gary Kisseberth Sentinel Paul Karhoff Conductors Jerry Benroth and David Manges MCCOMB DAIRY BUTCHER BOY MEATS McComb Ohio Findlay, Ohio - 4 5 - g --3-1 C L A . L. QL J x K FIRST ROW: Gary Kisseberth, John Williamson, Paul Karhoff, Ray Wentz, Eddie Fisher, Mr. Stoner, E IOR CLASS PLAY SEATED Kay Zoll Dor1sConaway Mary Shafer Carolyn Wrlson Karen Stlllberger STANDING Rebecca Moorhead Joe Morrrs Ronald Dorner WayneOrw1ck Ke1thB1xel Mrs Wareham Agens Mrtyn Bob Martyn Marllee Martyn Grace Martyn Mrss Lydra Henry Turner Dons Turner Sammre Turner Begonxa Nlcodemus Rebecca Moorhead Kerth Brxel Carolyn Wrlson Karen Strllberger Joe Morrrs Dons Conaway Ronald Dorner Kay Zoll Wayne Orwlck We had lots of fun presentlng our play thrs year and thank Mrs Wareham for bemg our drrector COOPER TIRE AND RUBBER CO Frndlay Ohro 1, I it ' ' ................. Mary Shafer 5 1 SEATED: Paula Whitney, Judy King, Nancy Gongwer, Grace Halsey, Karen Dukes, STANDING: Eddie Fisher, Tom Heidlebaugh, Bill Hingson, David Manges, Roger Helms, Mrs, Miller, Director, JU IOR PLAY Nora Malone Margaret Parkins Grace Halsey Officer Tim McGril1 Ronnie Leatherman Bill Hingson Mrs. Fanny Farnham Sara Radabaugh Paula Whitney Larry Elliott Paul Bash Roger Helms Ted Hartley Mike Foster Eddie Fisher Vivian Smythe-Kersey Jayne Huffman Nancy Gongwer Uncle Aleck Twiggs Marvin Kennedy Tom Heidlebaugh Charlie Hopps Mary Wiler Karen Dukes Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey Judy Zoll Judy King Mortimer Srnythe-Kersey Everett McCarthy David Manges SEATED: Mary Wiler, Judy Zoll, Margaret Parkins, Jayne Huffman, Sara Radabaugh. STANDING: Mr. , -a-- v:X-- King, Directorg Ronnie Leatherman, Paul Bash, Mike Foster, Marvin Kennedy, Everett McCarthy. S- ' 'gil ' SEATED: Mr. King, Evelyn Smith, Sandra Cramner, Joe Morris, Judy Zoll, STANDING: Elaine Radabaugh, Bar- bara Bumgardner, Ben Kisseberth, Tom Lytle, Steve Hart, Roger Helms, Jane Whitney, Arthur Lazenby. HO OR SOCIETY T DE TCGU CIL FIRST ROW: Mary Shafer, Janet Po Rebecca Moorhead, Sara Radabaugh, Kay Zoll, Carolyn Wilson, Joan Bash, Mrs. Gongwer. SECOND ROW: Sharon Vorpe, Judy King, Jayne Huffman, Paula Whitney, Paul Bash, Dave Old- ham, Bill Oldham, Mike Foster, Bill Hingson, Ronald Dorner, Roger Helms, Judy Zoll, Mary Wiler, Nancy Gong LIBR RIAN FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gongwer, Sandra Cramner, Jill Wittenmyer, Mary Karen Dukes, SECOND ROW: Pat Smith, Nancy Moorhead, Ronald Leatherman, Mike Foster, Bill Oldham, Bill Hingson, Mary Wiler. THIRD ROW: Tom Heidlebaugh, Ray Wentz, Paul Karhoff, Joe Morris, Paul Bash, Roger Helms. OFFICE STAFF SEATED: Kay Zoll, Carolyn Wilson, Wayne Orwick. STAND- ING: Grace Williamson, Judy King, Paula Whitney, Judy Zoll, Myra Ernest, Nancy Gongwer. Shafer, Margaret Engard, Joan Bash, AY DAY FIRST ROW Carolyn Wrlson Mary Shater Karen Sullberger Sandra Cramner Joan Bash Dons Cona way Margaret Engard Carol Prrce SECOND ROW Grace Wlllramson Esther Belle Brown Joe Mor rrs Bob Kuhlrnan Kyle Hxssong Howard Johnson Ronald Dorner Becky Moorhead Kay Zoll THIRD ROW Larry Benjamln John Mlles Wayne Orwrck Gary He1d1ebaugh Paul Karhoff Ray Wentz Dlck Rrggs Kexth Brxcl MAY QUEEN Sandra Cramner MAID OF HONOR Ioan Bash MASTER OF CEREMONIES Gary Herdlebaugh FLOWER GIRLS TRAIN BEARERS Becky Wmenmyer June Beck Drckre Sands Cralg Bell CROWN BEARER Gary Bunn ROSENBERGER INSURANCE MCCOMB CO-OP ASSOCIATION McComb, OIIIO McComb, Ohro .3 I B 0 1' 0 1, I ' A If I I E I' . JSNQAX 2 ' . . ' . , . ' - 1 o U - 3 . h 1 . ' . ' Y . I Y I I I 3 1 1 I - f I n D n 1 I l . . V , Y ' . . D . ,aff l' , u .fdfkfeficzi FGOTBALL QUAD FIRST ROW Eugene McCarthey Manager Barton Bunn Tom Dukes Richard Shulaw Bob Bumgarner Mark Hanna Ken Engard SECOND ROW Mr Kxng Coach John Miles Howard Johnson Ronald Domer Ioe Mor r1s Ray Wentz Gary Heidlebaugh Steve Kelley Wayne Orwrck Ketth Bxxel THIRD ROW Marvln Kennedy Steve Hart Ray German Lester Brown Carl Butler Tom Heldlebaugh Ronald Leatherman Dohn Hoemcke Paul Bash Paul Seitz Mr Brown Asslstant Coach NOT PICTURED Mlke Wrttenmyer Ronnie Tesnow Jrm Collert David Leatherman Manager The 1957 football season s record for the Eagles might not seem to be too lmpresstve from a won and lost vtewpomt However 1t was an rmprovement over the performances of past seasons The team was able to salvage a won 3 and lost 4 record from a schedule that started wtth a convlnctng win over Arcadra Van Buren was the second vrctim to succumb to the Eagle onslaught However a reversal at the hands of Cory Rawson by a one touchdown margin seemed to turn the txde Mt Blanchard defeated us in the last 8 minutes of play by pushmg over 2 quick touchdowns We rebounded agarnst McComb wlnmng by two touchdowns The flu bug struck prlor to the Vanlue game and the Eagles lost before a large homecomlng crowd We were spanked rather severely tn the season s flnal tilt by Arlington who then went on to win the tttle This year s team was a ftghttng team that d1d not qurt Tlus type of sprrrt 1fma1ntamed IS bound to pay dxvidends FOOTBALL SCORES THEY THEY Arcadxa Mt Blanchard Van Buren McComb Cory Rawson Vanlue Arllngton O N WE WE ' 20 O . O 13 20 14 13 0 - 6 13 0 2 1 ' 38 .l Ray Wentz - Center 4 years: 3 year letterman. Ronald Dorner - Guard 3 years: 1 year letterman. John Miles - Guard 4 yearsg 2 year letterman. Howard Johnson - Tackle 3 yearsg 2 year Joe Morris - Fullback 1 yearg Halfback 1 year: 2 year letterman. Keith Bixel - Guard 2 years: 1 year lerrerman Kyle l-hssong Halfback 1 year End 3 years 4 year letterman Mr Krng Coach Mr Brown Asslstant Coach .L Steve Kelley End 2 years Tackle 2 years 4 year letterman Gary Herdlebaugh Co Captam Guard 4 years 4 year letterman Wayne Orwrck Quarterback 4 years 4 year letterman 14 Mlke Wrttenmyer Co Captam Hallback 4 years 3 year letrerman H0 ECO I G COURT SEATED Nancy Gongwer Joan Bash Karen Stlllberger STANDING Mary Rlggs Barbara Bumgamer Llberty Benton held IIS Homecommg fesuvrtres on the 18th of October Vanlue was our opposrng team the score was Vanlue 21 and Lrberty Benton 0 The band formed a heart and played Tea for Two whlle our Queen Ioan Bash was crowned by co captam Gary Herdlebaugh Precedrng the game a banquet supper co sponsored by the Student Councrl and Senror Class was held rn the audltorrum A Homecomlng Dance sponsored by the Senror Class followed the game PHILIPP S MARKET COLDREN FUNERAL HOME 110 W Marn Cross 205 West Sandusky Flndlay Ohro Frndlay Ohio Ll W fb' PK COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMP FIRST ROW Kyle Hlssong B111 Oldham Dave Oldham Wayne Orwrck Tom l-leidlebaugh Larry Ben Jamtn Manager SECOND ROW Everett McCarthy Eddre Fisher Jerry Cramer Barton Bunn Bxll Hrngson Dohn Hoemcke Dan McCarthy Drck Brown Coach The 1957 58 year proved to be a banner year for Lrberty Benton s basketball squad The team closed the season with a 17 wrn and 4 loss record and the Hancock County League Champronshtp Thrs record shows the drtve and determmatlon of a team that would not qult These boys played rn two ovemmes dunng the season and won them both one of whrch was a 66 to 59 league wln over Vanlue The team SIQLISUCS show an offensive punch of 62 7 pornts per game and the best defensive record tn the county by allowlng the oppositron only 51 4 points per game Liberty Benton s basketeers fimshed a successful season by placlng 4 men on the Hancock County All County Team Vanlue Pandora Gllboa Van Buren Van Buren Vaughnsvllle Mt Blanchard WE THEY 49 ' Glandorf Malrnta Arcadla Arlington Jackson Mt Blanchard WE THEY 47 ' McComb Arcadra Findlay Alumm TOURNAMENT Arcadia ' League Games Cory Rawson WE THEY 49' 62' 49 McComb 60 58 Vanlue 66 59 ' Cory-Rawson 81 61 ' 49 60 52 68 72 - ' 72 50 ' 58 54 ' 66 56 38 ' 72 49 37 45 82 72 ' 90 56 ' 59 57 67 50 . 69 55 . 18 7 ' 69 56 - 50 RE ERVE FIRST ROW Everett McCarthy Dan McCarthy Jerry Cramer Barton Bunn Tom Cramer Dohn Hoe nrcke SECOND ROW Karl Cramer Manager Dale Grose Gary Krsseberth wayne Benson Larry Krsseberth Davrd Frsher Tom Lytle Manager Drck Brown Coach Although the team got off to a poor start they frnrshed up the season by wmnrng 6 of the last 8 ball games The two losses were rn overtrmes Thrs shows the wrll to wrn and a great deal of tm provement Top scorers were Jerry Cramer 108 Dohn Hoemcke 85 Dan McCarthy 57 Tom Cramer 55 Larry Krsseberth 41 and Gary Krsseberth 39 McComb Pandora Van Buren Van Buren Vaughnsvrlle Mt Blanchard Vanlue ARMBRECHT S 116 Center Street Ftndlay Ohro THEY PHOTO CENTER Frndlay Ohro Arcadta Hoytvtlle Mt Blanchard Cory Rawson McComb Arcadra Faculty THEY SPORTSMAN LANES Route 224 Frndley Ohro WE WE 28 46 ' 27 22 Vanlue 35 48 Arlington 34 32 33 29 ' 28 26 29 35 , 35 31 25 30 - 45 49 ' 31 20 38 42 , 23 37 ' 29 23 45 35 33 UNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW John Thompson Harry Kennedy Managers SECOND ROW Ben Klsseberth Rxchard Shulaw M1ke W6lSS1Hg Karl Cramer Tom Lytle John Coffman Larry Bracy THIRD ROW Davrd Powell Mr Krng Coach Tom Brown Serge Beck Ardyn Motter Tom Hmgson Larry Porter John Wlttenmyer Carl K1SS6b6l'Ill Ed Smaltz Larry Zent Darrow Wtllramson McComb McComb Pandora St, M1cheal's Arcad1a CARTHA 81 GENE S HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU WE THEY WE THEY 28 29 Arlxngton 32 43 12 32 Van Buren 56 34 34 55 McComb 16 29 22 24 Glenwood 13 39 15 41 TOURNAMENT Arcadra 15 28 TASTY TATERS Benton Rxdge, Ohio 429 East Ltncoln Street 237 Prospect Avenue Ftndlay, Oh1O Frrdlay, Oh1o Etta, '2,Qw' . , I - - 2 ., :f:,':33 is A h-A- ---i- W- -Y Y-Y-- -l . K: 1 3 I 7 1 ' 1 3 K A' I . , ,, 4 - L. .. h 5 .3 - s To V I .vt , i , : . , . 2 ' . ' . . . Y . . 1 I I I ' ' . : I I I ' I I I I I I 1 I ' ' ' CHEER LEADER Mary Wiler, Carolyn Wilson, Sandra Cramner, Karen Dukes. Mascots: Ioetta and Farabee McCarthy FUOTBALL KETBALL Sandra Cramner, Karen Dukes, Mary Wiler, Carolyn wilson. Mascots: Joetta and Farabee McCarthy. fa, JU IOR HIGH Pat Smith, Jane Thompson, Jane Whitney Barbara Bumgarner. L B Eagles Hold Top L B Arcadia, M Comb, Vanlue Cop In Openers I son CLAPPER Liberty Benton Arc dla Mc Comb and Vanlue chalked up wins as the Little Eight of ficially got tmder way last night Liberty-Benton scored the most lopsided win, downing Van Buren 82-49. 'l11e other county contests saw Arcadia defeat Mt Blanchard 67-52 McComb re verse an earlier non-league de ci-non! by taking Arlington 45- 31, and Vanlue down Cory-Raw son 56-45 Liberty Benton foretold the things to come rn rts game with Van Buren as Wayne Or wlc to the tap od' and scsmpered down for a bunny shot with only two seconds of the game gone Van Buren, vxsibly rattled fed mto 0r wlck twice wlthm the next elght seconds to gave LB a I-0 lead after only 10 seconds of play Although Orwrck' only scored 16 pornts all his drst six were stun sues The win the fourth ln flvc Outings for the Eagles wa comparauvely easy as the Eagles walked off wlth a 45 19 halftlme margm Top scorers for Lxberty Benton were Bd! Oldham who gamered 15 lleld- ers and three gtft shots for an lmpressne 33 Dave Oldham, who m naged 72 16 to tie Or wrck for second spot and Kyle Hlssong who mesahed 42-10. Two Black Kmghts hrt the double figures Larry Daynng er get-ima 10 4-24 and Ron 583012. WY10 5113964 1n dve Held a L Bs Champs L B Aroadla Share Top time as through time ru 55 all a an ove been cl Vanlue solos arty Ben Blll Hannah was the hero-of the-hour for Vanlue for a short ped n gift shot 1th the game E the score at e game into game had 1 e way with 47-43 margin lllrter Llb- lorsed ahead with Dave Oldham and Kvle Hxssong put the Eagles ahead and pres mg tactics caused foulmg which further wxdened the score with Wayne Orwrck smlnng 4 for 4 for LB and Bull Oldham also adding one Kyle Hlssong added another two pomter for msurance and that was the game Top scorer for L-B was Bill Oldham wrth 18 followed bv Hrs ton less than a lnlnute to go and then Just as the buzzer sound ed Hannah was fouled and drop ped ln hls h-ee throw to tie the game In the overtime lt looked a though Vanlue were gomg to pul the game out of the fnre as she lec 57-55 with 1 15 left Then the roo fell ru Two raprd fleld goals by song w1th 16 Dave Oldham wlth 14 and Wayne Orwxck with 12 Leo Blarr and Blll Hannah led the Vanlue qumtet wrth 16 pomts each wx Loader rrght behmd thdt wi 15 Eaules lrounce Plaoe In 'Llttle Eight ly l0B CLAPPIR Liberty Benton: Eagles are rehed on top of the Hancock ty Iattle Eight totem s today by virtue ol? a 124-1 ry over Arlington last t that saw prevlously un- aten Arcadia drop a close de- n ll Coryllawson 58-50 r action ln league play saw anlue defeat Mt. Blanchard and McComb nm rough over Van Buren 84-46 The 3-0 won-lost perch ls pre- however for Arcadia v ry Rlawson McComb and th..UentlealI:recor3ism'l:is rovr e e ty Sammi rdehnxte pat tttalllhlpeup Records Ts re a -I and 3 gleS y One In 'lass night's encounter, Ubgpty Benton played with out BllF0ldham, the 6'3 een ter who broke his arm ill practice last Wednesday Get- ting off to a slow start. the league leaders found them selves with only s one polllt margin at halftime The third quarter dld.II'b lee llllcl lm Holldav Meet Comsolanonhma-swenttol.ll:+ BengrrofHloock0olmtyTh: vr over Mamas. l.d.bm'nbrd.bersu3avidandWll pace es! Lift JW Johnliussell libdlh for 'lbescorewasw-all at nterrrussmn. Buren and Arhngton each win less rn three league outings Liberty jumped off to s cons Illllldlllg 30 10 first quarter lead which was never threat- ened and sported a 64 33 pd vantage going into the last quarter Wayne 0rwlck paced the Eagles, sinking nine field goals and one free throw for ll points Be was ably s slst ed by Tom Heldelbangh who meshed 81 17 and Bull Old ham, who connected for 6 2- 14 Top marksman for tht led Devlls was Ed Wisnd who flipped in 78-17 The league nlav witbdt A bil llberly Rally Nlps Vaughns provement, as far as the Eagles were concerned, as McComb scored 10 to Liber Us 13 In the final stanza however the roof fell ln on the Panthers as Lrbertys 11111111011 Daced by Kyle Hrs 50118 scored 28 points gm, llmrtlng the Panthers to one bucket and flve free throws, Clllef spoilers. fr-cm Mc c mb'9 ViCWP0lnt were Dave Oldham who mashed fom mid Koala Hlssong with 3 W 5 for me who aaa w3Yll0 Orwlck, who .gg 2 and2for4lnthssqu er muon! 'll llilh scorer for the evenlng, meshing a l-G-24 0002! with Oldham right be hmd him with 10 o-zo and Ofwivlr. with 14-rs Gerald Aller and Phllllp Davis led the Panther lassault, scoring 18 and 10 respectively Y B euracy the alf,Jdberty Benton chalked up an inter mission bulge of 53-28 His song who was second be hind Dave Oldham ln scorlng, showed a marksman's eye as connected for six field goals ln sk attempts and ad ded two free throws the first half to set a torrid pace er for the victors meshing 8 6-22, followed by lhssong wrtb 21 Wayne Orwick with 8 2,-18 and Tom lleldelbaugh who contributed 4 4-12 Three Hornets lnt the double flgures in the losmg cause wrth Rich- ard Warren bemg top scorer with 8 Z-18 followed by Larry McDougal with 6-3-15 and Arcadlans 72 49 goose -Nici. :J-.2 E'-1 99 og? muon -r1a'T' FEE 05 222 1 81 61 5511 ' HANCOCK C0 LEAGUI T KFIIII ltnadllgab Ill Liberty Belton tl QOUIHUII-Ill' EISEEEEE5 EHEIEMS o an o. 4 no 2 : cn I' W I 'l m Ui co cn U o Z -sal an Fl' Vlnlne Ar-cldll Cary lllvvlol McComb ll!!! Arlington Blnnclarl Van Buren Q o na -1 5 11 co S9 5 o cn N W By BOB CLAPPER Pandemonium broke loose at Arcadla last lilllt as the labenyllentou Eagles defeatf ed Arcadia C4-62 to un-an 1111 the little Elgin chem lou ship-the tlrst for the Eagles in 19 long droughtfrlddeu years Not slnce 1929 have the Eagles been able to scream therr victory song from their eirie, and that year they had to settle for a eo-champbn ship wnth the same team they defeated last B168 Th championship ls the third un dssputed title for the Elllbl who won in 1927 and 1928 and lnvadng Arcada wlh the knowledge that they had de leated the Redskins on Jan. 3 by a score of 72-49, the liberty Benton Eagles started out as though they were going to duplicate that feat as they scored 24 polnts the llrst quar ter while llmlting the led skins to seven ln fact, at one Point in that quarter the Eagles Qorted a Zllld-IIC bulge at 24 3 Arcadlas defense tightened up conslderahly after the tlrst canto and the teams played on a fatrly even keel the seoonc quarter wrth Areadra outscor mg the Champs 42 27 in the last 2: If 'fag' hm 'W' half vo-.annie sown me 19 sam Beat In Tourney nalftrme margm to four pomts as the final glm sounded Both teams played better than aver age ball wzth Dave Oldham of Lrberty and Gerald Gaertner domg an excepuonally good job in a battle of the boards Four Eagles brt the double tlg ures wxlh Wayne Orwlck srnk mg nme tlelders to lead hrs team followed by Brll lixssong and Dave Oldham each of whom conlrxbuted 15 markers Torn Herdelba-ugh axded the sconng ptmch for Llberty wrm four field goals and two gxft shots Arcadza s top marksmen were Terry Good who shelled the bucket for 11 and 2 for 24 and Bob Beamer and Gaertner, who meshed 14 and 13 pomts respecuvely I ,, gg ag fygyg . , - N is E'. 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