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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1960 volume:

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During these years she has been most helpful to all of us with her advice and friendly attitude. To us she has been not only a teacher but a swell friend, whom we have depended upon during our high school years. ,6 aff D9 EDITOR Jerry Cramer ASSISTANT EDITOR Linda Shoop BUSINESS MANAGER Jim Mitchell TYPING EDITORS LITERARY EDITOR Dave Fisher ADVERTISING MANAGER Sally Eulitt SNAPSHOT EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS Mark Hanna Dan McCarthy JUNIOR EDITOR Elaine Radabaugh Judy Snyder Phyllis Burner Lorena Anderson Jean Huysman The Senior Class wishes to express its gratitude to everyone who helped to make our annual possible, especially Mr. George, our sponsor. We hope that you who read this annual will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it possible . EVANS TYPEWRITER CO. Royal T ypewriters 4IO South Cory St. , Findlay I . , v ,,. .1 -V - .- v-1--anna--.1Qnl - 4 ,.....-.. 2.1,-, T, vm.- fy. .-.E ..,,. -..,.-.. . Q. , . ., ,-,,,.v-- - u-us.. ,..-,--- , , . ,W -4:11--- .. ...- -:'n'2. ' 'W -..u:'4Jn..--' ' ' A A v-- -f-1-saws!-' ...l..A....,...,0j5-z,A- ' ' ' ' ' .- -.. L-'tn r- 4 1 W7l.s5'. .'1.gi.:a. 1 ' ' ......4.l.hIi.5-av 3,1 . . ,,':':nug-.:. V -I- .Lag Y-V ,4.,..-N ,, .. -.'...w- .4 sa.-...... ,,. .+- . .yr , h.. L.1.u..4aQ-.Q..:wr ..N. ,. ,- .. , - ,1..-a..,f.a-...un - ,,, .. .z.a...., dministration 4 K ..- ...azas-.ru L' W mx. u - .!4lfl f0gI 6l,l0A SUPERINTENDENT MR. JOHN HOWARD Mr. Howard has been our superintendent for three and a half , years and has been with our school system nine years. He received his B.A. degree at Findlay College and his Master of Education degree at Bowling Green State University. Besides fulfilling his duties as superintendent, Mr. Howard also was senior class sponsor and taught the sophomore English class and the senior speech class. PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIS KING Mr. King, who has been principal three and a half years, has been with us eight years. He received his B.A . degree from Findlay College. Mr. King coached the football team and taught senior government, seventh grade math, general business, and physical education. BOARD OF EDUCATION Joe Wagner, John Howard, Max Moorhead, Earl Cramner, Eugene Brown, Eugene Porter. NOT IN PICTURE: John Orwick, Clerk. MRS. PATRICIA GRAY Mount Vernon College, Findlay College, Kindergarten Teacher. One year at Liberty-Benton. MRS. MARY KISSEBERTH B.S. Bowling Green State University. First Grade Teacher. Two years at Liberty- Benton. MRS. MARY MARGARET FEDERICI Findlay College. First Grade Teacher. Two years at Liberty-Benton. MRS. OLIVE AGIN B.A. Ohio Northern University. Second Grade Teacher. Five years at Liberty- Benton. MISS VIVIAN MICKEY B.A. Findlay College. Third Grade Teacher. Two years at Liberty-Benton. MRS. EULA BRANNAN Bowling Green State University. Fourth Grade Teacher. Fourteen years at Liberty- Benton. MRS. JOSEPHINE WILSON A.B. Findlay College, University of Michigan., University of Colorado. Fifth Grade Teacher. Seventeen years at Liberty-Benton. MRS. ZERESH KAISER Ohio Northern. Sixth Grade. Three years at Liberty-Benton. MRS. MAXINE BEACH B.S. Bowling Green State University, Ohio Northern University. Elementary Principal. Fourteen years at Liberty-Benton. MR. ROBERT WAREHAM B.A . Otterbein College, Bowling Green State University. Math and Physics. Three years at Liberty-Benton. MRS. DONNA MILLER B.S. .Ohio State University. Social Studies, History, Geography. Three years at Liberty-Benton. MRS. LINDA HONNEFFER B.A. Ashland College. English. Two years at Liberty-Benton. MR. MAURICE BOSSE B.S. Ohio State University. Agriculture. Two years at Liberty-Benton. MR. RICHARD BROWN B.S. Ohio State University. Industrial Arts, Driver's Education, Coach. Three years at Liberty-Benton. MRS. RUTH GONGWER B.A . Findlay College, Ohio Wesleyan, Tiffin University, Bowling Green State University. Librarian, Typing, Short- hand. Fifteen years at Liberty-Benton. MR. RAYMOND GEORGE I B.A. Bowling Green State University. Social Studies, Physical Education, World History, Driver's Education. Two years at Liberty-Benton. MR. JAY HALL B.S. Bowling Green State University. Music and Band. Three years at Liberty-Benton. MR. CHARLES SHULL A.B. Findlay College, Ohio State Univer sity. Commercial Subjects, Eighth Grade Math, Coach. Two years at Liberty- Benton. MRS MARGARET RIDGLEY B.S Ohio State Unrvers1ty Home Economics Science General Science Five years at Liberty Benton a i n If e n a Walt Porter n Ralph Williamson C Cooks e Evelyn Porter - Mabel West Bus Drivers Floyd Payne, Ralph Williamson. Merritt Indbody, Dale Downing, Maurice Bosse, Charles Shull, Walt Porter. Seniors .fda fograpks frzcfgob GARY LEE KISSEBERTH Gary President MUSIC: Chorus 3.4: County Chorus 3,45 Ensemble 3,45 District Music Festival 4. SCHOLARSHIP: F.F.A. Scholarship Team 4: Honor Society 3,4. OFFICES: F.F.A. Treasurer 45 Student Advisor 2. SPORTS: Basketball I,2,3,4. OTHER: F.F.A. 1.2, 3.4: Class Play 4: May Day 4. LINDA KAY SHOOP Linda Vice President MUSIC: Chorus I.2,3,4: Ensemble r,4: Q County Chorus 45 Auditions 45 Accompan- ist 35 Band I,2,3,4. SCHOLARSHIP: Honor Society 3,4: District State Scholarship Team I,2,3: Senior Scholarship Team. OFFICES: Class Secretary-Treasurer 3: Chorus Vice President 4. OTHER: Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Prompter 35 Popularity Contest 4: May Day 4. 5, q ' ia-1' 5964 4' 1 .. . li -.:.'-'?.,.. I :'1fs3'l: .5ff.-25ug.-I.tfg1.5fg- . fa. ff,,gf.-5' fy :Dwi vim ,HJ I ,Ly HI if 1:1-J f-Was. its LARRY JAY KISSEBERTH Larry ELAINE RADABAUGH Elaine SCHOLARSHIP: Honor Society 3,4. MUSIC: Chorus 4: Band I,2,3,4: OFFICES: F.F.A. Reporter 4. Majorette I,2,3,4'. SPORTS: Basketball r,2,3.4. OFFICES: Student Cof1ncil2,4. OTHER: F.F.A. I,2,3,45 May SCHOOL HELP: Library 3: Office Day 4. Staff 4. OTHER: Class Play 3,4: Annual Staff: Student Director: Halloween Queen: May Day 4. JAMES KINDER MITCHELL Jim MUSIC: Chorus 4. SCHOLARSHIP: Honor Society 3 45 Senior Scholarship Team: Dis- trict State Scholarship Team 2, 3. OFFICES: Treasurer I,2,4. OTHER: Class Play 3,4: May Day 4. Class Motto: LIFT AS YOU CLIMB JERRY PAUL CRAMER Jerry MUSIC: Chorus I,2,3,4: Auditions I,2,3,4: Ensemble I,2,3,4: County Chorus I,2,3,4: District Chorus 2, 3.4: State Chorus I. SPORTS: Basketball I,2,3, 4. SCHOLARSHIP: Honor Society 3,4: District State Scholarship Team 3: Senior Scholar- - ship Team. OFFICES: Class President 2: Class Vice Pres- ident 3. OTHER: Class Play 3.4: Annual staff 3,4: May Day 4. MARCUS PERRY HANNA Mark SPORTS: Football I,2,3,4: Base- ball I,2,3,4. LANA LEE RANDOLPH Lana MUSIC: Chorus I,2,3,4: En- semble I. OTHER: Class Play 3,4: May Day 4. SCHOOL HELP: Librarian 3. OTHER: Class Play 4: Prompter 3: May Day 4. K . J 4 'Z 'l , P K' , .V HL. PHYLLIS JEAN BURNER Phyllis MUSIC: Chorus I.2,3 4: Ensemble I 4: Accompanist 3.4: Band I,2,3,4: County Chorus 1: Brass Ensemble 4. OFFICES: Class President 3. SCHOOL HELP: Student Teacher 4. OTHER: Class Play 3,4: Annual smaff 4, May Day 4. 'Wra- l l I L WAYNE W. BENSON B1ackie SCHOLARSHIP: F. F. A. Scholarship Team 4. SPORTS: Basketball 2, 3,4: Base- ball I,2,3,4. OFFICERS: Student Council 2: FFA Vice President 3: FFA President 4. SCHOOL HELP: Librarian 3. OTHER: May Day 4: FFA I,2,3,4. Class Flower Red Carnation DAVID FISHER Dr0He SALLY ANN EULITT Sally MUSIC: Chorus 4: Ensemble 4: Band I,2, MUSIC: Chorus 4. 3-42 COUUFY Band 1,2-3-4: District Band SCHOOL HELP: Office sraff 4. 4? Brass Sextet 2f3-4- OTHER: Delphos-Jefferson I,2: Class SPORTS: Basketball I,2,3,4: Baseball Play 3l4: Annual Staff 4: May Day 1-2f3'4- Attendant 4. SCHOLARSHIP: Honor Society 3.4: District State Scholarship Team I,2,3g Senior Scholarship Team. OFFICES: Band President 4. SCHOOL HELP: Librarian 3. OTHER: Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff May Day 4. 4: RONALD H. KARHOFF Ron OFFICES: F.F.A . Treasurer 3. SPORTS: Basketball 3.4. SCHOOL HELP: Librarian 3. OTHER: F.F.A. 2.3.45 May Day 4. LORENA MAY ANDERSON Lorena MUSIC: Chorus I,2,3,4: Ensemble 3.4: Band I,2,3,4: County Chorus 4: Auditions 4. OFFICES: Band Librarian 4. SCHOOL HELP: Student Teacher 4. OTHER: Class Play 3.4: May Day 4: Annual Staff 4. N 7. rl, . .4 ms., .. I Diff I 'x. 1 21 6 A ,U . DANIEL BURTON HANKINS Dan SPORTS: Football 3,4. SCHOLARSHIP: F.F.A . Scholar- ship Team. OTHER: F.F.A.: Class Play 4, May Day 4. . 1 Vx '---' y A ,.n1fi f 1 ' f , I DANIEL MCCARTHY Dan GLADYS FERN BRACY Fern MUSIC: Chorus I,2,3,4g EI1Sel'nb1e I,2,3, MUSIC: Chorus 4- 4: Band I-21314 OTHER: Class Play 3,4, May Day 4 SCHOLARSHIP: F.F.A . Scholarship Team 4. SCHOOL HELP: Librarian I,2. SPORTS: Football 3,4g Basketball I,2,3,4g Baseball I,2,3,4. OTHER: Class Play 3g F.F.A. I,2,3,4g May Day 4. r w 5 , A , l JA - V - . LESTER JOHN BROWN Les MARY MAGDALENE RIGGS RONALD LEWIS TESNOW SPORTS: Football I.2,3,4g May Mary Ronnie Day 4. Withdrawn. SPORTS: Football 2. SCHOOL HELP: Office staff 3,45 Assistant Custodian 3 , 4. OTHER: Senior Play 4: May Day 4. 73' su' 5 is 1 N54 v DENNIS LYNN LYTLE Denny ROBERT DEAN PETERSON Bob IUDITH MARIE SNYDER Judy MUSIC: Chorus 3. OTHER: Findlay I,2,3: May MUSIC: Chorus I,2,3,4: Ensemble SCHOLARSHIP: F.F.A. Secretary Day 4. 3,4: Class Vice President I. OTHER: F.F.A. I,2,3,4: May Day 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE KUHLMAN Virginia OFFICES: F.F.A. Student Advis- MUSIC: Chorus 1. or 4. OTHER: May Day 4. SCHOOL HELP: Librarian 2. OTHER: F.F.A. 2,3,4: May Day 4. RONDALD RICHARD KU HLMA N Ronnie I, Band I,2,3,4. OFFICES: Student Council I,3. SCHOOL HELP: Library 3: Office Staff 4. OTHER: Popularity Contest I,2, 3,45 Class Play 3,4: Annual staff: Homecoming Attendant 4: May Queen 4. 'US . 5 FREDERICK FRANKLIN LANNING Fred SPORTS: Football I. OTHER: Class Play 3,4: May Day 4. .11 Class History FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR PRESIDENT Steve Hart Jerry Cramer Phyllis Burner Gary Kisseberth VICE PRESIDENT Dennis Lytle Gary Kisseberth Jerry Cramer Linda Shoop SECRETARY-TREASURER Jim Mitchell Jim Mitchell Linda Shoop Jim Mitchell STUDENT COUNCIL Wayne Benson Steve Hart Larry Kisseberth Larry Kisseberth Judy Snyder Elaine Radabaugh Judy Snyder Elaine Radabaugh We, the class of 1960, started our high school journey in 1956 with an enrollment of 26 and Mrs. Ridg- ley as our sponsor. We were officially entered into high school with the freshman initiation. During the year we collected tax stamps. At the beginning of our sophomore year we welcomed Virginia and Ronnie Kuhlman, Gerald George, Ron Karhoff, and Ron Tesnow as new members. Rejoining our class was Bob Bumgardner. We were sorry to see Bob Walters leave us. We ended the year with an enrollment of 31. We had Mrs. Wareham as sponsor this year. Then came a hectic junior year. We were fortunate enough to have Mrs. Gongwer as our sponsor and help us along. This was our first chance to make money for our senior class trip. We began by selling Christ- mas cards, then sponsored the Homecoming dance, and finally handled the concessions at the basketball games During the year we also tried our hand at our first theatrical performance, our class play Two Dates for To- night, which was directed by Raymond George. We finished our junior year by letting the seniors beat us on Junior-Senior Activity Day, and by honoring them at the Junior-Senior Prom. During the year we cordially welcomed Sally Eulitt to our class but regretfully said good-by to Steve Hart, who had been with us nine years. Later in the year, Diane Ernest left us and moved to California. Finally came that long awaited year when we, the graduating class of 1960, could initiate the new addi- tion to dear o1e Liberty-Benton High. The new gymnasium, chemistry lab, classrooms, and cafeteria made our final year very pleasant, and one we shall not forget. Again, as last year, we were on the money-making trail. Only this time, we sold peanut brittle, handled the concessions at the football games, and along with the Student Council, we served the Homecoming Dinner. We then sponsored a record hop and a square dance, and finally served a dinner to the Dairymen's Association. Again this year the old pros in the class put togeth- er a class play, a murder trial, The People Versus Maxine Lowe. This was under the direction of Mr. Shull. This year we started out with a total of 25 and Bob Peterson joined us during the year to make our final total 26. Ironically, this is the same enrollment with which we began our four years of high school. We had considerable help this year from our sponsor, Mr. Howard, who gave much time and effort toward making our final year a success. Class Will We the Senior Class of 1960, will and bequeath the following unforgettable traits, supreme characteristics, and invaluable possessions. ARTICLE I To the junior class we will our home room and home room teacher, Mr. Howard. ARTICLE II To the sophomore class we will our good looks, gracious manners, brillant con- versations, and funny moods. ARTICLE III To the freshman class we will the privilege of being the biggest nuisances in high school. ARTICLE IV Mark Hanna wills his charming ways with girls to Bill Heidlebaugh. Have fun, Bill Lester Brown wills his pistol to Larry Anders. Fred Lanning wills his girl problems to Dale Grose. Work them out, Goose. Dan McCarthy wills his great great grandfather's toupe to Mr. King. Ronnie Kuhlman wills his ability to play basketball to Dave Hanrahan. Dave Fisher wills his ability to argue with Mr. Wareham and stay in class to - Roger Cramer. Jim Mitchell wills his coonskin cap to Mr. King. Fern Bracy wills her ability to grow fast to Evelyn Smith. Elaine Radabaugh wills her majorette boots to Jane Thompson. Step high, Jane. Denny Lytle wills his guitar, sideburns, and good looks to Ed Smaltz. Wayne Benson wills his car to anyone who has enough money to keep it running. Ron Karhoff wills his Odd Rod shirt to Mrs. Honneffer. Judy Snyder wills her ability to get in and out of trouble to Linda Wittenmyer. Larry Kisseberth wills his bashfulness to Tom Lytle. Lana Randolph wills her ability to find a way home from school to Rita Loy. Gary Kisseberth wills his curly hair to Larry Porter. Keep it curled, Larry. Phyllis Burner wills her position at the piano to Eileen Burner. I-lave fun, Eileen. Sally Eulitt wills her ability to play a dirty game of basketball to Joy Benroth. Lorena Anderson wills her clarinet to Ardyn Motter. Linda Shoop wills her ability to get a bawling out in band to Rita Loy. Bob Peterson wills his car to anybody who has enough money to get it running. Jerry Cramer wills the worries of the annual room to Jean Huysman. Don't lose too much sleep, Jean. Virginia Kuhlman wills her ability to sew to Glenna Hankins. Ronnie Tesnow wills his ability to control his temper to Larry Wolford and Ron Wittenmyer . Dan Hankins wills his ability to stay out late to Roger Cramer. Signed, CLA SS OF '6O. f I 2 .,,, L F I I w A r ' X46 P Imdw ' r f 9 af '7 1 .1 ' N9 , fl . , 4 - , -- 1 If nb, v ' 6 L.-. Ei- a ' .Qf .:!I-riglif, 1 X -I-L:4,.,. . , -3. ', , - fgfsi l gf 1 Elaine 7 l A' ah? 1 ,e '40 ' 'xg. N. J 1 - -N , 0 Sn- ' g..'f 2 J' ,f -Q Q L 9 I 0 SA, ,ul n 1. I 7 Virsfinia Class Prophecy I awoke this morning with the oddest feeling. It seemed that something special was to happen today. About IO o'clock I received news that I could visit Professor Wareham's new laboratory. As soon as I received the message I made all haste to visit the lab. When I arrived there, I was informed that he had perfected a new invention. A Time Machine: Of course, I was wild to see it and try it out. Imagine my disappointment when I saw noth- ing but a very common looking armchair in front of me with a few electrical gadgets connected to it. I soon learned the magic of this machine. though. I sat in it and asked the Prof. to, propel me twenty years ahead in time. He threw a small switch and the next thing I knew I was just awakening twenty years from now. I found myself preparing to make a trip around the world with two of my best friends, Gary Kisseberth and Sally Eulitt. They had established a series of smart shops and were making the trip on their profits. We started from our home town, Denver, Colorado. We stopped at the l-lazelton, re- puted to be the largest hotel in the world. Judy Snyder had gained ownership of it after her late husband's death. It was beautifully managed by Lester Brown. When we came to Ohio we stopped, of course, at our old home town, Benton Ridge. It was now a great city, due to some discoveries made by David Fisher. It seemed that David had found some great deposits of oil on his farm and was now very rich. We were entertained here by Lana Randolph. Lana told us that Phyllis Burner and Linda Shoop were still as inseparable as ever. They were still ensnaring men as they used to at L. B. H. S. Our next stop was New York. As we arrived at the station, we were met by screaming newsboys who shouted that Ron Tesnow, who had gained the title Bachelor Broker on Wall Street, had just made another big haul. Here also we saw Ron Karhoff and Denny Lytle, whose great invention had contributed a great deal of comfort to the age. In the evening, we decided to see the new show Sky Rockets in which Fern Bracy was starred as a dancer. Her name was in lights ten feet high. In England we attended the meeting of the Women's International Athletic Association at the invitation of the president, Elaine Radabaugh. In Paris we were surprised to see Virginia Kuhlmang she had come there as a delegate to a designers convention. She told us that her old flame, Dan Hankins, was doing some remarkable farm research work in Washington, D.C. While traveling through Czechoslovakia we ran across Iim Mitchell. He had come there to study the Slavic Dialects to prepare him for the post of Professor of Modern Languages at Harvard ln Russia we saw Larry Kisseberth and Wayne Benson. Mr. Kisseberth explained to us that he had just left the employment of Jim Mitchell to join Wayne, who was rapidly becoming a notable wheat farmer in the U .S. While changing trains in Persia, we were accosted by a white clad Doctor who seemed to know us. We soon recognized him to be none other than Dan McCarthy. I-Ie told us that he was employed as a private doctor. He and his patient expected to go on to Egypt. In India we stopped to say hello to Lorena Anderson who had taken up missionary work and was now trying to convert little Indian pagans. Just before sailing from China, we met Mark Hanna who was one of the better civil engineers of the day. He was responsible for many of the new classic designs in the architectural structures over the world. Arriving again in good old U . S. A . we went first to Los Angeles and Hollywood. Here we saw Ronnie Kuhlman and Fred Lanning broadcasting over an international network. They had become very popular. Ron said that Bob Peterson was running a Hollywood service station, Cater ing to film stars. Shortly, I was back in Professor Wareham's laboratory in IQ6O. I thanked him for my wonderful trip and hurried home. A TV news flash reported an explosion in Professor Wareham's lab destroying the remarkable machine. SIGNED: Jerry Cramer Senior Scholarship Team STANDING: D. Fisher, Mr. Shull, J. Cramer. SEATED: I. Mitchell, L. Shoop. 12 Years Together SEATED: fLibertyJ J. Mitchell, I. Cramer, L. Randolph, W. Benson STANDING: CBenton Ridgej L. Brown, G. Kisseberth, P. Burner, L. Anderson, L. Kisseberth, M. Hanna. MOTTER'S RUG WEAVING FARRELL STORE Gifts for all occasions Groceries, Drugs, General Merchandise Cosmetics gl Greeting Cards Benton Ridge, Ohio Benton Ridge , Ohio U- 4 v - - ' :'.-Aft. ' xx - U, - . V -Q. .. V. ' . , ...Wi 7-iv' A 345:-gjw .V - W., - -' , .s gf 15.2. H. '- .--wmj., L , ' .CLl27'1-ff'f.r f , -'f ..w.,q. La. -A 1 - --..:.. Jig? X' Y - - -A' ' .. Q - .-, ,,. . -- ....' 1 '- ..-. uri. .... -. .. W L rn... A ' 'r-3' , , ,, '41 ' . an-v. f A ' '- 7 , '- J --..-. ' A A . 'i' ' 7-37773-' -- F ' - - , 'V A .......4Av5g: , - '-ML-5 .44 . ..,:.., ' 1, H A -H . jj, 7 L s 4 'S - L, 5f.2A.,.........m--lf..... : 5 ' ' - 4 , ' ' 'U'--. .. 1 . .-V':lL+--'jf 411124-mm4.', 5-r..njT:IE:IiL ' ' . 4 , , - A H, if 'fu - 'A -- -ff-T?TAT:::T::1T'i:- , ' ' .. . - ' - f '-- -A - -1. -1.1-if-:,... ,-M. - - 4 f Ji., .4L'.1L..Q v:Li 5,gTE.:l'xnr g. ,. ' I ,L , ,.,, ,. ..-...LJ ,A nderclassmen .AM i0gl 6tl0A Class of 1961 ROW I: Charlotte Thomas, Pat Smith, Karen Haley, Susan Hankins, JoAnn Schumacker, Janis Schim moeller, Linda Wittenmyer, Mary Orvvick, Margaret Guear, Nancy Moorhead. ROW II: Carl Butler, Rom Cramer, Mike Weising, Eugene McCartney, Tom Lytle, Karl Cramer, Neil Seitz, David Dukes, David l-Ianrahan, Mr. King. ROW III: Jim Collert, Tom Dukes, Larry Porter, Dale Grose, Roger Cra mer, Ardyn Motter, Jim Powell, Larry Anders, John Coffman. NOT IN PICTURE: Jean Huysman. PRESIDENT D. Dukes VICE PRESIDENT I. I-luysman SECRETARY S. Hankins TREASURER N. Moorhead REPUBLICAN COURIER NAOMI'S BEAUTY SALON 305 Broadway Phone UL-9-3419 Findley, Ohio Benton Ridge, Ohio Class of 1962 ROW I: Juanita Coffman, Janis Cramer, Diane Schimmoeller, Eileen Burner, Jane Whitney, Mary Ann Waldman, Sandy LaRoche, Ruth Johnson, Dorothy Wells. ROW II: Richard Shulaw, Serge Beck, Ed Smaltz, Ramona Motter, Rita Loy, Joyce Benroth, Joy Benroth, John Thompson, Larry Bracy, Larry Rose, Mr. Brown. ROW III: Earl Smaltz, Marion Clymer, Joe George, Dean Arnold, Gary Rose, Harry Ken- nedy, Bob Alge, Carl Kisseberth, John Bracy, Ben Kisseberth, David Schumacher. PRESIDENT E. Smaltz VICE PRESIDENT R. Motter SECRETARY- TREASURER R. Loy I. C. HOCHSTETTLER SONS HANCOCK SAVINGS and LOAN Feed - Grain - Fertilizer S. Main and W. Sandusky Streets Findlay, Ohio Findlay. Ohio Class of 1963 ROW I: Judy Miles, Doris I-Iigley, Evelyn Smith, Glenna Hankins, Janet Patterson, Linda Cramner, Sand Y Bolander, Jane Thompson, Ann Anderson, Diane Wells. ROW ll: Linda Arnold, Judy Leckey, Pat Stefan- ka, Linda Conaway, Judy Karhoff, Mary Oldham, Ronnie Wittenmyer, Bill Heidlebaugh, John Bunn, Ar- Charles Eulitt, Tom Brown, Gene Karhoff, David Leatherman, Alvin Williamson, Deryl Shank, John Pet erson, David Powell. NOT IN PICTURE: John Brown, Jeffery Simon, Larry Wolford. thur Lazenby, Bill Jones, Mr. Bosse. ROW III: Harry Bash, Bob Burner, Dwain Wallen, Paul Van Gundy, PRESIDENT M. Oldham VICE PRESIDENT T. Brown SECRETARY L. Conaway TREASURER J. Thompson N l PATTERSON'S SIMON AND SMITH 418 S. Malll SIICCI 107 E. Sandusky Findlay- Ohio Findlay, ohio 'iw 9 51. xl' will J! ' J ei r Liz. ll 4 ROW I: Janice Dukes, Ellen Hoover, Carol Deisler, Linda Alborn, Diana Rose, Sally Wittenmyer, Peggy Schroyer, Becky Smith. ROW II: Frank Williamson, David Pierce, Eugene Dunson, Charlotte Johnson, Evelyn LaRoche, Bill Walborn, Mrs. Miller. ROW III: Tim Hankins, Louis Steegman, Tom Clymer, Jack Wittenmyer, Gary Haley, Jim Shaffer. NOT IN PICTURE: Steve Cramer, Linda Cramer, Eugene Wallen. PRESIDENT Lewis Klingler SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT Bill Allen TREASURER Wayne Dukes Janice Garlinger A 5.11-: a :gigs nil 'f ,.. x ROW I: Ruth Coffman, Mary Alice Hartman, Charlette George, Sandy Osborn, Mary Lee Wilson, Janice Garlinger, Jane Fitzpatrick, Sandy Snyder. ROW II: Lewis Klingler, Jimmy Youngs, Bob Bolander, Sandy Lanning, Sue Powell, Tom Powell, Jerry Wells, Glen Seitz, Richard McDonald, Mrs. Honneffer. ROW III: Jimmy Manges, Jack Waxler, Ken Bryan, Darrow Williamson, Dan Harpst, Wayne Dukes, Todd Fish- er, Denny Cramer, Bill Allen. T' Yr,,?. Seventh Grade lil ROW I: Ella Williamson, Nancy Wallen, Rita Parkins, Nancy Haley, Betty Wittenmyer, Nancy Hanrahan, Doris Agner, Becky Wagner, Karen Cramer. ROW II: Bill Hanna, Brenda Hissong, Diana Swisher, Jackie Worden, Janet Shank, Debbie Bibler, Sally Cramer, Bonnie Bunn, Roger Babcock, Ed Kisseberth M Wareham. ROW III: Bob Williams, Tom Schade, Richard Whitney, Jim Babcock, Gene Leatherman, Jack Lanning, Ridge Anderson, Gary LaRoche, Ernie Diller, Bob Jones. NOT IN PICTURE: Terry Cupples, Jim Toth . D. E. KNEPPER Lawn Mower Sharpening Service Benton Ridge, Ohio PRESIDENT G. Leatherman VICE PRESIDENT T. Schade SECRETARY- TREASURER B. Bunn HAROLD BROWN'S HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating Benton Ridge, Ohio If ,n YJ, .v ,. p 1- 1'-Rf. 532' .1 ,,........-- ngfx .4 1 'Tk 'ig--'T---L .I Q' 1, VF1,,.,.- 'Q-...sw l 4 Q v EL .. 1' v . ' 'af' - . ' af ,V fs rv 'L '1 - w-- 7- 4 'f 'f.L ...N ,.- w Kflyf lm L yjj b fl? ' A ' FV ' I AES- 3 X f l ' 45 ?':. 4' 5 f ' F .: .- - .wk 11 a- 1 Q fi isa . .1 ,v ,- . . xv. ,, - L, ,.,, '- r ,Yu . . W f -F 5-W. :aw , EEN -V,-'vm . , - 1-3 , , I ,. 4, Lf W A' lv- . f ' A 5- Av ., , , , N , - K. ,1-,-,pg-.....,, .. .,,,,,4., ,. 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ROW III: Sandra Gorrell, Linda Mitchell, Jeannie Richards, Vickie McCartney, Rosalie Parkins, Pat Cornely, Carol Diller, Sheila Stroub, Verla Bracy, Linda Cramer. ROW IV: Charles Powell, Howard Lentz, Charles Patterson, Charles Chiow, Clifford Seeley, Tim Hartman, Tom Overmyer, Carl Smith, Dennis Barber, David Seitz, Mrs. Kaiser. yd KRW cgtlqv C. E. ROSENBERGER PENDLETON LUMBER CO. Insurance Farm Loans McComb, Ohio McComb, Ohio Fifth Grade ROW I: Carl Hoover, Allan Youngs, Jerry Peterson, Jimmie Wallen, Roger Cramer, Danny Sherman, Dennis Miles. ROW II: Barbara Rode, Phyllis Lentz, Katherine Grose, Mary Monday, Mary Ann Baird Connie Babcock, Rebecca Butler, Carol Bunn, Sue Ann Cramer, Carol Altman. ROW III: Larry Sher- man, Judith Riggs, Patricia Benjamin, Kathy Parkins, Rosa Clymer, Betty Bunn, Mary Jane Clymer, Loretta Randolph, Evalyn Mitchell, James Beck. ROW IV: Clem Babcock, Bradley Wolford, Danny Cramer, Rex Wittenmyer, Joe Nonnamaker, Jacob Wagner, James Seeley, David McDonald, Richard Shoop, Steven Schoonover, Mrs. Wilson. NOT IN PICTURE: Sue Stanfield. we SAN! PHILIPP'S MARKET DIETSCH BROTHER'S 1101 W. Main Cross Street 400 W. Main Cross Findmy, Ohio Findlay. Ohio Fourth Grade ROW I: Jimmy George, Jeffrey Hilty, Roy Wittenmeyer, Gary Cramner, Robert Pierce, Michael Phillips. ROW II: Rebecca Diller, Marsha Youngs, Eloise Williamson, Judy Haley, Jane Steegman, Terressa Mitch- ell, Susan Kisseberth, Diana Porter, Joanna Lentz, Diana Wilson. ROW III: Wanda Gilbert, Susan Shafer, Lynette Hartman, Sandra Waldman, Carol Schade, Vonda Davis, Patty Van Gundy, Colette Bibler, Alona Grose, Twila Hulbert. ROW IV: Ricky Elder, Duane Dukes, Thomas Jones, Gary Harpst, Jerry Cupples, Terry Cramer, Danny Moorhead, Van Shank, Roger Patterson, Jimmy Gorrell, Mrs. Brannan. 3 rlf y J Q I, J fi WE CAME! l FINDLAY FOOD CENTER BUTCHER BOY MEATS 802 North Main Street North River Road Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Third Grade ROW I: Steven Cramer, Michael George, James Waxler, Joe Cramer, Kenneth Beck, Gary Bunn, Dean Dukes. ROW II: Brenda Hankins, Darlene Hartley, June Beck, Rebecca Wittenrnyer, Susan Schoonover, Shirley Babcock, Ella Stanfield, Nancy Agner, Diane Barber. ROW III: Terry Sherman, Virginia Bab- cock, Sarah Clymer, Linda Bair, Jane Boyd, Barbara Wanamaker, Donna Dukes, Martha Shank, Mary Shank, Steven George, Miss Mickey. ROW IV: Randall Clymer, Richard Sands, Michael,Treece, Craig Bell, Timothy Patterson, Lynn Collert, Keith Kennedy, Steven Deter, Marvin Tuttle, Michael Taylor. Q X ' 1 S vw S E' o A - 5 ' 00 - 1 'b- f Z X u ' Qmnuuu -e THE VEL JAMES' BEAUTY SALON THE TROUT FURNITURE C0- 315 E. Sandusky 508 S. Main and 2816 N. Main Findlay. Findlay, Second Grade . Row I: Mark Baer, Larry Hartley, Chris Winstead, Mark Schaffer, Reed Moorhead, Denis Sherman. Row II: Rebecca Williamson, Sandra Shulaw, Lola Shumaker, Shirley Wittenmyer, Susan Phillips, Carolyn Krauss, Gladys Beck, Patricia Smith. Row III: Michael Schaffer, Patty Cupples, Donna Hulbert, Kay Dukes, Carol McCartney, Mary Newlon, Harriet Wagner, Jayne Klingler, Denise Babcock, Tamara Cram er. Row IV: Kenneth Williamson, Michael Grose, Mikey Youngs, Daniel Hartman, Dawn LaRocke, Don ald Flugga, Ted Rode, Steven Baird, Charles Seeley, Tommy Davis, Kenneth Shafer, Mrs. Agin. Z 5 CLARENCE SCHAFT A HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU Real Estate and Insurance 429 East Lincoln Street 210 E. Sandusky Findlay' Ohio u Kindergarten ROW I: Cindy Hartman, Nancy Shull. Kathy Taylor, chery Agner, Jill Kuhlman, Michele Karshner, Debbie Putman. ROW II: Dan Bolander, Fames Arnold, Chris Diller, Johnny Jones, Tim Bibler, Mark Cramer, Roger Treece, Eddie Newlon, Jack Schafer, Mrs. Gray. NOT IN PICTURE: Tony Beck, Ricky Benson, William Davis, Lilly Hoover, Gregg Powell. o 0 l :' 0 l'o g g 0 o .::o'.. U g ' : :,. - - o ' 0 o 0 o 0 U s JOHNNY APPLESEED PLAIN VIEW FARM DAIRY LANES and RESTAURANT Arlington, Ohio Arlington, Ohio Honor Society SEATED: N. Moorhead, P. Smith, M. Orwick, I. Huysman, J. Schumacker, J. Schimmoeller, M. Guear. STANDING: C. Thomas, S. Hankins, R. Cramer, D. Dukes, J. Cramer, D. Fisher, G. Kisseberth, J. Mitchell, L. Shoop, Mrs. Gongwer. The Liberty-Benton Honor Society this year was composed of eleven juniors and six seniors. Honor Society members are students who excel in grades, leadership, service, and character, and are selected by the teachers in the schools. The highlight of the year was the formal initiation which was held on April 27. We were very honored this year by having Jerry Cramer as vice president ofthe county organization and Linda Shoop as chaplain. HUGHES DRY CLEANERS MOM AND RAY'S LUNCH LIGI-lT'S GULF SERVICE 701 Howard 8a II2 W. Front II4 West Main Cross General Repairing Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Benton Ridge, Ohio df 'A Jfggka 100 67ar1v IL ur me of I' U Of? GLU . VN? 'IIN ff' 'IUN4 V I t1V1t1eS C l , 2414 f0gI 6l,l0A5 1' 5' A W. X Y 1 .1,, 5, ' J' ' :Q is' -If-'F 4 , ,,. K3 '-r. f, a 144: 113731-il : v-if - ii' ' , .fn '51,-f .lQ:!g--539,16 5 ,, .1 '.f f'Cii3ffj, . -.lb I ', 'V .H W fin' 'NL' nv- .. - f I A 1' W + k 1 li' if -if- ?-5 n Jil? ff' iff Q ,Q N N85 X 1 X if Q .? 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Anderson, L. Shoop, N. Moorehead, G. Rose, P. Van Gundy, H. Bash, G. Kisseberth, J. Cramer, D. Fisher, C. Eulitt, M. Oldham, P. Burner, J. Huysman. The Mixed Chorus this year was composed of 62 members, one of the largest choruses at Liberty-Benton. At the beginning of the year we elected the following officers: Presi- dent, Tom Dukes, Vice President, Linda Shoopg Secretary, Mary Orwickg Librarian, Lorena Anderson. The chorus this year sang at two churches, went Christmas caroling, and participated in the district auditions. Selected members sang in the County Music Festival at McComb, and others in the District Festival at Bluffton, Ohio. PORTER'S MUSIC STORE WAALANDS FLOWER SHOP 530 South Main Street 140 Larkins Street Findlay, Ohio Findlay. Ohio Boys' Ensemble SEATED: D. McCarthy, H. Bash, L. Porter. STANDING: J. Cramer, G. Kisseberth, X D. Fisher, T. Dukes, A. Motter. Girls, Ensemble A SEATED: M. Orwick, N. Moorhead, J. Schimmoeller. STANDING: C. Thomas, P. Burner, I. Huysman, L. Shoop, J. Schumacker. Girls, Ensemble B SEATED: M. Oldham, L. Conaway, I. Witney. STANDING: E. Smith, P. Stefanka, E. Burner, A. Anderson, R. Loy, R. Motter. All County Chorus ROW I: E. Burner, P. Stefanka, P. Smith, M. Oldham, L. Conaway, R. Loy, J. Schimmoeller, J-. Schumacker. ROW II: L. Anderson, J. Cramer, L . Porter, G. Kisseberth, T. Dukes, I-I. Bash, D. McCarthy, L. Shoop. ' Band ON THE FLOOR: J. McCarthy, F. McCarthy. ROW I: E. Smith, L. Conaway, D. Swisher, L. Cram- er, G. Sietz. ROW II: N. Moorhead, C. Thomas, J. Whitney, R. Loy, R Motter, P. Stefanka, M. Oldham, S. Wittenmyer, B. Bunn, J. Thompson, E. Radabaugh. ROW III: J. Thompson, B. Kisse- berth, R. Coffman, G. Hankins, J. Coffman, J. Huysman, I. Coffman, M. Waldman, L. Cramner, E Burner. ROW IV: S. Snyder, K. Cramer, J. Garlinger, D. Bibler, S. Powell, B. Hissong. STAND- ING: Mr. Hall, J. Dukes, J. Snyder, T. Lytle, S. Hankins, I. Worden, D, Fisher, D. Hanrahan, B. Bumer, A. Anderson, A. Motter, B. Wagner, T. Fisher, N. Sietz, L. Shoop, D. McCarthy, M. Or- wick, P. Burner. Elaine f was Radabaugh 'ine If, we W Ompson PLANKS MUSIC STORE Z.IEROLF'S CLOTHING 234 South Main St. Clothes for Dad and Lad Findlay, Ohio Findlay. Ohio N. Moorhead, Sec., M. Orwick, V. Pres., D. Fisher, Pres., S. Hankins, Treas. SEATED: M. Orwick, P. Burner. STANDING: D, Fisher, J. Huys- man, R. Motter, A. Motter. A L L C O U NB TA Y N D N. Moorhead, J. Whitney. J.Thompson, C. Thomas. E. Smith, L. Conaway, D. Swisher, S. Cramer. SEATED: E. Smith, C. Thomas, I. Whit ney, M. Orwick, P. Burner. STANDING: D. Fisher, D. Han- rahan, T. Lytle, A. Motter, I. Huysman, R. Motter . W .1 ' A .ug YJ- fi. 3C ':J Office Staff SEATED: Mr. Howard, S. Eulitt, E. Rada- bangh, L. Shoop. STANDING: R. Tesnow, J. Snyder, L. Wittenmyer, J. Schumacker, S. LaRoche, E. Burner, J. Huysman. Cafeteria Help SEATED: B. Hissong, B. Bunn, M. Hartman, J. Miles, P. Schroyer. STANDING: B. B01- ander, S. Bolander, J. Patterson, S. Powell, Mrs. Miller. J. Cramer, D. Rose, L. Arnold R. Whitney, T. Fisher. Q07 Student Council SEATED: Mr. King, L. Porter, L. Kisseberth, E. Radabaugh. STANDING: B. Jones, D Pow ell, K. Bryan, M. Orwick, B. Kisseberth, E. Burner, S. Snyder, D. Higley, R. Wagner. SEATED: C. Thomas, S. Hankins, E. Smith, L. Cramner, P. Smith, J. Miles. STAND- ING: D. Arnold, D. Schumacher, N. Moorhead, J. Schimmoeller, M. Guear, T. Lytle, Mrs. Gongwer. i r cz r t a n S L F. F.A . -1 ROW I: D. Lytle, D. Hankins, G. Kisseberth, W. Benson, T. Lytle, R. Kuhlman, L. Kisseberth. ROW II: Mr. Bosse, D. Powell, J. Collert, H. Bash, B. Heidlebaugh, E. Smaltz, A, Williamson, D, Shank, B. Burner, J. Peterson, J. Coffman. ROW III: M. Clymer, B. Kisseberth, E. Smaltz, G. Rose, D. McCarthy K. Cramer, R. Karhoff, G. McCartney, D. Hanrahan, C. Butler, G. Karhoff, C. Kisseberth, J. Powell. The F. F. A. organization this year had a membership of thirty. The officers were as follows: Presi- dent, Wayne Bensong Vice President, Tom Lytle, Secretary, Denny Lytleg Treasurer, Gary Kisseberthg Sentinel, Dan Hankinsg Reporter, Larry Kisseberthg Student Advisor, Ron Kuhlman. Their activities consisted of state and county judging contests, parliamentary procedure contest, and public speaking Contest. Their money-making projects were a scrap drive, raising two acres of corn, and running the conces- sion stand at the football games. Gary Kisseberth, Dan Hankins, Wayne Benson, Denny Lytle, and Dan McCarthy competed in the F, F. A. Scholarship Tests. Also Wayne Benson, Tom Lytle, and Dan Hankins made applications for state farmer. CARTHA AND GENE'S GROCERY I-IOCI-I HARDWARE TV and Radio Repair Rawson, Ohio Benton Ridge, Ohio Senior Play SITTING: L. Anderson, J. Mitchell, P. Burner, D. Fisher, I. Snyder, J. Cramer, S. Eulitt. STANDING: Mr. Shull, G. Kisseberth, W. Benson, D. I-Iankins, L. Brown, R. Tesnow, F. Lanning, M. Hanna, L. Shoop, L. Randolph, E. Radabaugh, F. Bracy. The senior class play was held on November 13, in the new gymnasium. Due to the building program, we performed the play with very little scenery. The play was a murder trial entitled, The People versus Maxine Lowe. The cast was as follows: Ed Brushett . . . Frank Martson. . Will Bond ....... Judge John Weston Jessalyn Meredith. . . Warren Cass . . . James Hathaway . Maxine Lowe . . Alice Jackson ..... Dan Hankins Dr. Fred Milgrim Gary Kisseberth Thomas Quinn . Wayne Benson Vincent Barclay . Lester Brown Minnie Strausson ..... Judy Snyder Eve Vijonne . . . Jerry Cramer Irene Holt . . David Fisher Rose Malone . . Phyllis Burner Sarah Lorrison . Lana Randolph Jury ....... We feel the play was a hugh success and we would like to express our thanks to Mr. Shull our director, and Elaine Radabaugh, our student director. Fred Lanning Ronnie Tesnow Jim Mitchell Sally Eulitt Mary Riggs Fern Bracy Linda Shoop Lorena Anderson Teachers W .. If Lk, 'fx' JA ff. , 5 f TJ, SM-f '15 41052. wiki! , it x?if1'!'g. -Y 4:2 Popularity Contest ROW I: J. Thompson, B. Kisseberth, R. Loy, T. Lytle, J. Schimmoeller, I. Cramer, J. Snyder. ROW II: B. Heidlebaugh, L. Shoop, S. Eulitt, J. Mitchell, D. Lytle, D. Hankins, D. Fisher. Judy Snyder Janis Schimmoeller Rita Loy Jane Thompson Linda Shoop Mary Riggs Sally Eulitt Linda Shoop Rita Loy Sally Eulitt NEFF LUMBER COMPANY 125 Fair Street Findlay, Ohio MOST POPULAR SENIORS MOST POPULAR IUNIORS MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES MOST POPULAR FRESHMEN MOST DEPENDABLE BEST LOOKING FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL AROUND STUDENT BEST ATHLETE JOLLIEST CAPITOL TIRE SHOP 414 W. Main Cross Findlay, Ohio Jerry Cramer Tom Lytle Ben Kisseberth Bill Heidlebaugh Jerry Cramer Dennis Lytle Jim Mitchell Dave Fisher Dan Hankins - Football Dave Fisher - Basketball Jim Mitchell ANAST PHARMACY Prescriptionists 330 W. Main Cross Street M ay Day ROW I: L. Randolph. G. Kisseberth. J. Snyder, S. Eulitt, E. Radabaugh. F. Bracy, L. Shoop. ROW II V. Kuhlman, M. Hanna, W. Benson, D. Hankins, R. Kzrhoff, R. Kuhlman, P. Burner. ROW III: D Lytle, J. Mitchell, D. McCarthy, B. Peterson, D. Fisher, R. Tesnow, J. Cramer, F. Lanning. F LOW ER GIRLS Debbie Hanna Pamela Harmon BRYAN'I S SHOE STORE 608 South Main Sr. Fmdmy, Ohio MAY QUEEN Judy Snyder MAID OF HONOR Sally Eulitt MASTER OF CEREMONIES Gary Kisseberth CROWN BEARER Scott Hummel ESCOURTS Larry Swisher Billy Zoll PARKER LUMBER CO. Lumber for Your Every Need 222 West Crawford St. Findlay, Ohio ! q ' F f ke 1 ff e y. . slf - Q F' Q, -5- - S , 3 Qfgfqf' NT7f::vi'li:h-nf: x 2 .4.. . xv' - -.fi 'Y-gf.. . . Y, .v,- 1 .-1 Mn , u ' 1 3 3 ae. Y ' 195: i 1 1' K NN . ,- - ,, . , w Yu ,, ,. f., . ' L, 3. -. Y w 9. -1 :I .:':. -, ., . ,,L-LQNL... W 'S . LW iiI f1i'.f'w3' . ,. Q--v -f I .'2' ei' . 'P - : , pf,-.I 5, ' - ' '- 1-hf.1u:. f3 mil!! . .V . 1. A s Iv-r-- ' an 1 'LH' -.L.,,z, .117 Hy. 1 AQ- -'2 3 5 In s .Q 5545 Sal 5:9 .gh mf? jx fm . in .b '- thleticsx .AM t0gl 6Ll0A5 Homecoming Court Seated: Judy Snyder, Mary Riggs, Linda Wittenmyer. Standing: Eileen Burner, Judy Karhoff. The Liberty-Benton Homecoming was held October 22, 1959. Our foe was Arcadia. The Homecoming Queen, Mary Riggs, was escorted and crowned by Mark Hanna, Captain of the team. The senior attendant, Judy Snyder, was escorted by Dan Hankins. The junior attendant, Linda Wittenmyer, was escorted by David Dukes. The sophomore attendant, Eileen Burner, was escorted by David Schumacher. The freshman attendant, Judy Karhoff, was escorted by Ben Kisseberth. The crown was carried by the crown bear ers, Ioetta and Farby McCarthy. WANDA'S REDUCING SALON PETE'S PASTRY SHOP 2413 North Main 241 Monroe Avenue Findlay, Ohio Phone GA. 2-9197 R jw I. B an Kimg L If , if 'Ala ,1 ' . , 1' f , . ff ,ing v si ' ' - , Q5 f m,'rQ Qf. X 9' 6- v 1: I - It X ,gg N 1' 1- J 7 X ' n , -- 'a 'v Q RJ I J 'ii ' Q wb- ' 9 ' -y i 1, Sl... 'fm ,s,i-37- wa 'f ' V1 sly its 2 I K E IA 4- -niv n . A f f 4r 1 , . ,j--fk? b Y - 5-..,,i,mpl'e-fsfr ,fn 1-, -g5,fQ,Mgg 741.5 .?,+i?i3Al4- 2. 4-1 ootball Squad . - , L 1 L - ROW I: K. Bryan, B. Heidlebaugh, D. Leatherman, P. Van Gundy, H. Bash, A. Williamson, R. Witten- myer, T. Brown, E. Smaltz, E. Diller. ROW II: G. Leatherman, L. Bracy, S. Beck, I. Bracy, B. Kis- Seberth, J. George, D. Schumacher, C. Eulitt, D. Dukes, D. Grose. ROW III: Mr. George, M. Hanna, D. McCarthy, T. Dukes, K. Cramer, D. Hankins, G. Rose, N. Seitz, D. Wollen, I. Coffman, I. Thomp son, Mr. King, B. Walborn. This year's football squad was composed primarily of young and inexperienced boys. Only four seniors were out, who served as a nucleus for the team. These were Mark Hanna, Lester Brown, Dan Hankins, and Dan McCarthy. These boys took turns as acting captains for the games. At the end of the season an honor- ary captain was chosen by the entire squad. This honor was bestowed upon Mark Hanna, who played 4 years of football for Liberty-Benton. Y Along with a few juniors, many sophomores and freshmen saw action in the games. Although the Eagles were unable to hit the victory column, the experience gained by these underclassmen should be of great ben- efit in the future. BLACK and WARNER'S IAQUA'S SPORTS-MARINE, INC. COUNTRY MARKET MCU'S Clothing 223-25 North Main Street Route 224 403 South Main Street Findiay, Ohio Findlay, ohio Cheerleaders Rita I anis JoAnn Mary R. Loy, J. Schumacker, M. Orwick, J. Schimmoeller, I. I-Iuysman. Iean Varsity KNEELING: L. Kisseberth, G. Kisseberth, D. McCarthy, J. Cramer, R. Karhoff, W. Benson, D. Fisher. STANDING: T. Brown, B. Walborn, J. Coffman, M. Weising, K. Cramer, T. Lytle, D. Grose, Mr. Brown. Liberty-Benton's 1959-1960 varsity squad started one returning letterman from last years team. Although we are much smaller than most of the other county teams, we are playing ball with a lot of hustle and drive. The first part of our schedule shows our winning of several close ball games and losing some close ones. Our 1959-1960 basketball schedule is not yet completed but we are improving with each ballgame and are looking forward to the Hancock County Tournament games. The Varsity squad is composed of five juniors and seven seniors. The graduating seniors are as follows: Wayne Benson, Jerry Cramer, David Fisher, Ronnie Karhoff, Larry Kisseberth, Gary Kisseberth, and Dan McCarthy. Johnston and Son Gulf Service SHADY ACRES GULF CLUB McComb, Ohio I. Holtz 85 R. Lora-CLS-A -PGA Members CY 3-3702 McComb, Ohio Senior Athletics N MARK HANNA-Captaing Center 4 yearsg 2 year letterman. Mr. King-Football Coach 5 years. Mr. Brown-Basketball Coach 3 years. DAN I-IANKINS-Tackle 4 yearsg 2 year letterman. DAN MCCARTHY Guard Varsity one year. LESTER BROWN- End 4 yearsg 3 year letterman. DAN MCCARTHY -Halfback 2 yearsg 2 year letterman. Senior A thletics DAVE FISHER Center Varsity one year JERRY CRAMER Forward Varsity two years WAYNE BENSON Forward - Varsity one year RON KARHOFF Forward Varsity one year LARRY KISSEBERTH Guard Varsity one year GARY KISSEBERTH Guard Varsity one year Reserves KNEELING: M. Weising, K. Cramer, T. Lytle, D Grose, J. Coffman, B. Jones. STANDING: Mr. Brown, L. Bracy, E. Smaltz, S. Beck, B. Kisseberth, G. Letherman. Liberty-Benton's reserve team has a fine record to date. They have shown a good team spirit and the ability to play together. They have a won-loss record to date of 9 wins and 3 losses, one of which was by I point. Most of the reserves are looking forward to the final game of the season which pits the reserves. against a team composed of faculty members. JOHN-S TV SERVICE HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY 401 W. Main Cross 402 West Main Cross GA 2-8132 GA 2 9352 Junior High STANDING: Mr. Shull, L. Klingler, W. Dukes, B. Burner, G. Leatherman, K. Bryan, B. Allen D. I-Iarpst. KNEELING: B. I-leidlebaugh, T. Brown, B. Walborn, D. Leatherman, D. Powell, D. Cramer, T Fisher. The team developed from a group of individuals again this year. They learned in many ways that a winning team demands teamwork, cooperation, and sportsmanship, as well as, scoring. True, a score wins a game but teamwork makes the score. If these boys will continue in the spirit and work as diligently in the future, they can look forward to more successful seasons at Liberty-Benton. J. Garlinger, L. Conaway, I. Thompson, B. Bunn. :A V, Q F J V. bu, 1 rw l .mi ft. IH wi? ......,-Q X Q I .dag x ' w x 1 .. I , ,' , 1 lb- 'Slim i v 'H -, ilk! 1 2 'ni 1 QW 'I gin E- ' g U14 F e Fi i 5 1 il ,f- Y hr Advertising .Abt t09l 6Ll0A SUPER and MILE - MAKER GASOLINES THE OHIO OIL COMPAN S1HCe the Dlcken and Wonders Studlo was our offlclal photographer th1s year we feel Justlfled 1n recommendlng the1r studlo to anyone who wlshes The Senlor Class at th1s t1me wlshes to express ltS appreclatlon to B111 Wonders for h1s f1ne and prompt SerV1CG throughout the year Dzcken Wonders Studzo 121 Perry Street Fostorla Phone: HEm1ock 5 3615 7 fine photographic service. For Your Future Fmdlay College A Llberal Arts College Years of Chr1St1aH Hlgher Educatlon For Further Informatlon, Wrlte Gordon Klelner, Reglstrar Flndlay College Flndlay, Oh1o Congratulatlons to the Class of '60 Grade 'A Dazry Products McComb CY 3 4722 Flndlay GA 2 2694 Small Enough To Need You, Large Enough To Serve You 77 . . . . 1 McComb Dairy E1 6' JJ CONGRATULATIONS Mm: 4-A To The Class 1960 The McComb Farmers C0 op Assoczatzon J G Drummelsmzth FARM EQUIPMENT SALES SERVICE New Idea New Holland Kewanee Brillion Hot Point Appliances Kaiser Aluminum Sioux 5 Butler Bins Cribs Buildings Pole Building H Materials Shanzer Crop Dryers National Silos Q Unloaders l Mile North, l M1le West of Arlington, O. Phone 5 2937 l I 4 ALE' I - I I 1 1. r ii of , I U U Compllments of Peoples Bank McComb, Oh1O Hancock County Autornobzle Dealefs Assoczatzon CORBIN BROTHERS COLLINGWOOD MOTOR SALES C O DUFFIELD MOTOR COMPANY FINDLAY TRUCK AND FARM EQUIPMENT GRUBB MOTOR SALES HARRINGTON CHEVROLET CADILLAC COMPANY HOLLINGTON MOTOR SALES LATHAM MOTOR SALES MALCOMB MOTORS, INC. MCCULLOUGH MOTOR SALES VERN GUILFORD, INC. WILLARD SALES AND SERVICE WIGGINS NASH SALES 5 SERVICE l x Ji ' ll 'i .A V i ' 1 MQ L' . rf V , . bn'-, .Tix ,,,,jL,f-' ,lc -.Hnuf -12- ' - l.!l 'W' ,,.' .X, mln U c a n Q ssenvf Fmdlay Hardware 220 S Maln Street Flndlay ohm Fmdlay Dazry Isle Blanchard 5 Sandusky Sodas Sundaes Shakes SaHdW1CheS Best W1Sh9S to Class of 1960 Ray H overman 5'- ET, .,... W.'.:-2.'.f.,.':'.-.'L'-,. I, I 'safe' 4... Insurance Automoblle F1re Route 186 Near Route 224 Phone McComb CY 3 4218 Compliments of Phoenix Coffee Shop Open from 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Tarbox McCall Eg cj The Pheasant Room to 12 P.M. tone O' For Group Meetings and Weddings GA 2-1912 Findlay, Ohio Complete Wreck Rebuilding Roy Kahlman S Body Shop Radiator Repairing Cleaning Recoring F d r Work A to Glas tl I Waxig far-af' A AUTO PA urrmg L 22 227 E F t t Pho F1 dlay Oh O GA 2 4664 J en e u s Pain 'ng , 'n X I I . 4 Q . 1 If X H113 4- - .. 1' L 5- . ron S . ne 'n , i - Peterson dt Strazt MASONRY CONTRACTORS B1ock..Brick Stone..Concrete Buildings 3 X Residential X Commercial Y Industrial ' FF Guaranteed Workmanship Call for Free Estimates GA 3-2913 If No Answer-Call GA 2-9197 2413 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio 116 Center Street Findlay, Ohio ARMBRECHT APPLIANCE WOMAN'S FRIEND WASHERS Western Avenue Findlay, Ohio Compliments JACKSON'S FURNITURE 461 E Main Cross Findlay Compliments of THOMAS JEWELERS Quality Jewelers Since 1887 303 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio Compliments of KENYON SUPPLY CO 334 S. Blanchard Findlay Q Ii - BRUCE B BRYAN H SON Builders' Supplies Phone GA 2 1182 409 west Main Cross St Compliments of Sears Roebuck Co. Catalog Sales Office 534 North Main St. Findlay Be Sociable - ,. 1 hir'-. fqE3,QgQf Serve Pepsz 'F n.f ::? Ta ' 7' ' gpg Ki llii. ' ' 'Lai 3 QL.,tv V 7 Q L if o'1 'K' H yway ff W Concrete Pzpe I , K 'S Co. 521 N Wayne s Barber Shop 113 North Main Findlay Ohio Homer Bean Credit Jeweler A113 East Crawford St Findlay Ohio National Products Agricultural Limestone Ground Limestone Pulverized Limestone Hydrated Lime Crushed Stone Ready Mix Concrete The National Lune :Q Stone Co Findlay O l IIIIIIIIIlllillllllIIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIIIIIII HComplete Line of , . Hancock County Farm Equipment . . Mark. This liniment makes Dealers' Association M King:myT22'2 Ellirlot rub some on your head? BOWMAN'S IMPLEMENT CO. BURT IMPLEMENT SALES If the freezing POiHt is 32 degrees what is the CREIGHTON IMPLEMENT squeezing point? FINDLAY IMPLEMENT Co. TWO in the Shade HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU My Uncle William has a So' Last time I saw him MARTIN FARM EQUIPMENT he just had a wooden leg. STREACKER FORD TRACTOR SALES at is puppy love?N WINK IMPLEMENT CO. It s the beginning of GRUBB IMPLEMENT SALES a dog s life GEHRISCH IMPLEMENT SALES HALL HARDWARE J. G. BAME . I H r. 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