Liberty Center High School - Tigeron Yearbook (Liberty Center, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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' gi f fi l' K. 2 .MII sh i t - 'V' if , , , l 1 L CL if , if J, .i 5 Q1 N'-w,.,',,. ss W , IIS- , .M M., , A . A A 'SEQ A ,-- ,S V,,g L g.:, L A 'L w ,i,' L , 97 2 X., mmm' pin A 1 NRM 4 g f fy A P5 3 gg l I a Q Q, ',x MW I ..- 1 W...-- +1 G2 K ,if I SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Rfomaker Mr. Romaker has served our school not only as administrator but also as an educator, an expert in public relations and a counselor. We are grateful for his in- terest in students, faculty and the whole school community. :AJ Mr. Bard has very efficiently served as principal of our school. We sincergiy A thank Mr. Bard for his patience with us and his efforts to help us. Bard 4 Bound! Standing are E. E. Eddy, Thornton Gruber, vice president, and Charles Baker, president. Seated are Warren Sharp, clerkg Lawrence Matthews and H. B. Romaker, superintendent. The voters in our community are to be corgratulated upon the fine character of the men they have elected to the Board of Education. These men are sincerely interested in the welfare of the boys and girls in our school. We express our sincere appreciation for the many advantages they have given the students of Liberty Center. SECRETARY LIBRAIQIAN Miss Dulle MTS- Rlgal I f slit .Sz- i 1 - MR- BQYER . MRS. CRAWFORD Miss GEORGE R f Bofvhng Green Umver' Bowling Green Univer- Findlay College, Ohio ' M MW , sity State University Democracy' Biology' Fourth Grade Commercial Algebra, History ftwlef F I , J S. ' T iyimsi krkf 'F A 5, fy VA f , - . ji-wf gmt K 91 km , M gi: 'Q' , , R ' 155,-M, ' 6 G G if t :-4 E I Q W :Ury 5. f .fi H J MK HARTZELL , MRS. HEILMAN MRS. JENNINGS X Bmflmg Green Umve Bowling Green Univer- Bowling Green Univer K SIQY sity M my Music Sixth Gmc, Third Grade ,ff- ,.f' , w ..-' 'GN ,, ,,f-R-f ' X .ff '1 - - ,z - ' , - ?5f7Z?iS3i?i2 Qii?lHa MRS. KITTER MR. LEATHERMAN Bowling Green Univer- Bowling Green Univef' Bovfling Green Univer sity Biff' Islty Third Grade HiSt0l'Y First Grade MRS. MlRES MRS. PLASSMAN AIR- REECE Maryylllen Ohio State Bowling Green Univer- Huntington College Figglgrsgy slty Arithmetic, Commercial fa e Sewnd Grade Arithmetic, Physical Ed. l if ff--H522 - -1 V'5?I??Qvf?l-5? K af W .As 'f' MRS' REEF MRS. RICKLY MR. RICKLY Defiance College Bowling Green State Ohio State University First Grade University Vocational Agriculture Ohio Northern Farm Shop Second Grade 551 MISS SANEHOLTZ Bowling Green State MRS' SAUL Bowling Green Univer- University Bowling G r e e n State sity English Umve'S'ty Health, Commercial Law Enzlish Literature Fourth Grade Physical Education . .vw .nl ,' Le 'K .' fr uv' , wxflzwsfl taemuaasufa-1 w i MISS SHERMAN MR. SCHIE Bowling Green State Bowling Green Univer University sity El18liSll, American Lit- Industrial Arts erature General Science Home Arts VIISS STOCK Bowling G r e e n State University Business Training Sci- MRS' YACKEE e n c e , Physical Ed., Bowlfng ' 9 e n State Journalism and Public .Umvefsltf ' F fth d S xth Grades Speaking 1 an ' Bus drivers are Leslie Kessler, Wayne Miller, Floyd Warner, Wayne Liddle Raymond Pittman, Warren Fisher, Mike Spiess, Charles Krueger, Hugh Weirich, and Lester Pittman. JANITORS Homer Slee Harry Wright A. J. 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Advisors for the y'ar were Mrs. Thorington and Mr. Conrad. A picnic at Liberty Center Park ended our first high school year. Entering our Sophomore year, fifty-two members returned to school. Our class advisors were Mr. Leatherman and Mr. Bolen. We elected our class officers: President, Harry Mylesg Vice Presi- dent, George Eckenrodeg Secretary, Elnora Saneholtzg Treasurer, Lucille Sweinhageng News Reporter, Fem Knapp. Our student council members' were Arlene McCabe and Russell McMaster. Mary Lou Con- nolly was chosen as an attendant for the homecoming queen. George Eckenrode and Lucille Swein- hagen were elected candidates for the king and queen contest. Arlene McCabe, Gerry Miller and Auna- lee Bard were reserve cheerleaders. Jim Biddle was chosen to be on the all-league basketball team. The year ended with a memorable picnic at the Whitehouse Park. Our junior year started wich forty-four merrbers looking forward to the events in the coming year. Officers were Gary Barlow, President: Jim Biddle, Vice President: Mary Lou Connolly, Secre- taryg Norita Kitter, Treasurer: Paul Eichar, News Reporter. Shirley Chambers and Russell McMaster represented our class at the student council meetings. Lucille Sweinhagen was chosen to reign as foot- ball queen attendant. Then came camival time and Norita Kitter and Milton Spiess represented our class as candidates for king and queen. The class published the Tiger Tales under the direction of Mr. Dwelle and Miss George. We chose our class rings and sponsored a Thanksgiving Bam Dance. The class operated the refreshment stand at football games and sold Christmas cards. Shirley Cham- bers won an award in the State Citizenship contest. Jim Biddle was the N.W.O.A.L. scoring champ and made all-league basketball team. The theme, Stars, Sky and Moon, used at our first formal dance, the Junior-Senior Prom, will long be remembered by our class. We were capably advised dur- ing the year by Miss Sherman and Mr. Boyer. The senior year began with Harry Myles, President: Terry Hufford, Vice Presidentg Norita Kitter, Secretary: Fern Knapp, Treasurerg Shirley Chambers, News Reporter. Norita Kitter and Gary Barlow were our student council members. We chose our name cards and had our senior pictures tak- en at Napoleon. Norita Kitter was chosen as homecoming queen and Pauline James was her attend- ant. Harry Myles was chosen as honorary football captain. Jim Biddle placed on the N.W.O.A.L. foot- ball team. Gerry Miller and Jim Biddle represented our class u candidates for queen and king at the carnival. Members of the annual staff were busy putting out the annual. Our class had sixteen mem- bers in band. During our four years of high school Marilyn Swartzlander represented our class as varsity cheerleader. The class presented the play, Foot-Loose. The juniors honored us at the Junior- Senior Prom. Mr. Romaker and Mr. Rickly were our advisors during the year. Then at the end of our senior year forty proud and happy members marched up the steps to receive their diplomas. As we leave our high school days behind us we are positive they will be remembered as the most bene- ficial years of our lives and will steer us to greater goals in the future. 12 Class Colors .... . . .Blue and Grey Class Flower ............. Yellow Rose Class Motto: Expect the best, prepare for the worst but take what comes President ............... Harry Myles Vice-President . . ...Terry Hufford Secretary ...... .... N orita Kltter Treasurer ....... ....... F ern Knapp News Reporter ..... Shirley Chambers AUNALEE BARD Her step is music and her voice is song. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Girls' Trio 2, 3, 43 Girls' Quartet 13 Mixed Octet 3, 43 Vocal Solo 1, 2, 3, 43 State 2: Tiger Tales 33 Homecom- ing Attendant 13 Biology Club 23 G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 43 Tigeron Co-Editor 43 Tri- ple Tiio 23 Reserve Cheer- leader 23 Safety Commis- sion 3. SHIRLEY CHAMBERS A blush is becoming, but so inconvenient. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 3: Girls' Trio 3, 43 Girls' Quartet 13 Mixed Octer 3, 43 Brass Sextetg Trom- bone Solo, State 13 Tger Tales Editor 33 Student Council Secretary 33 Class News Reporter 43 Annual Staff 43 Biology Club 23 F.T.A, 43 G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot-Loose3 Ohio His- tory Winner 3. GARY BARLOW Honest, bright, ener- geticg a delight to know him. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 43 Orchestra 1, 3, 43 Alto Clarinet Solo 2, 3, 43 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 43 State 13 Boys' Quartet 43 Vocal Octet 3, 4g Class President 33 Stu- dent Council President 43 Foot-Loose3 Tiger Tales 33 Tigeron Co-Editor 43 F.T.A. 43 Biology Club 2. MARY CONNOLLY Give me a trumpet and I'll feel at home. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Home- coming Attendant 23 Trumpet Duet 3: Girls' Quartet, Class Secretary 33 Brass Sextet, Trumpet Solo 43 Annual Staff 43 Tiger Tales 33 G.A.A. Treasurer 1. JAMES BIDDLE Name a sport, and there is Jim. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Class Vice President 33 Varsity L Club 43 Biology Club 2. PAUL EICHAR 'A big boy with a big heart. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee 1, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Basketball 1, 3, 43 F.F.A. 3, 43 Par- liamentary Procedure 43 F.F.A. Sentinel 43 News Reporter 33 Track 1, 2, 43 Biology Club 23 Boys' Quartet 43 Mixed0ctet 3, 43 Varsity L Club 43 T.- ger Tales 33 Annual Staff 4. DONALD BRYANT Here is a boy with dancing feet. Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Choir 3, 43 Football 2, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Parria- mentary Procedure Team 3, 43 F.F.A. Vice President 43 Foot-Loose. IRETHA ELLING A tall blonde with sparkling eyes. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 13 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. DONALD ERNST Plymuuths are a man's best friend. Basketball 1, 2, 3: foot- ball 1. HELEN HOFFMAN A quiet little miss with a will to do. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR FOLLETT t'One of the future farmers of our communi- tynu F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Par- liamentary Procedure 3, 4, Judging Team lg F.F.A. Secretary 45 Choir 3, 4, Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4: Biology Club. DOROTHY HOGREFE Sports are my hobby. Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE GINEMAN Her voice is soft and pleasantg an excellent thing in a woman. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 49 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, 'G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. 1, Tiger Tales 3: Annual Staff 4, Foot-Loose, Bi- ology Club 2. TERRY HUFFORD The mildest manners, with the bravest mind. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest 3: F.F.A. Reporter 33 F.F.A. Presi- dent 4, Judging Team 25 Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Varsity L Club 4: Class Vice President 43 Annual Staff 4, Foot- Loose5 Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Quartet 43 Mixed Octet 3, 4. DONALD HOFF Small in statureg en- ergetic and lively. Choir 15 'Glee Club 2, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Parliamen- tary Procedure 2, 4, .Band Manager 3. PAULINE JAMES A happy girl with a sense of humor to match. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Vice President 33 President 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 4, Tiger Tales 33 Biology Club 3: Band 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, F.T.A. 45 Buckeye Girls' State 3. BETTY KIGAR Always ready for a good time. G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4: News Reporter 35 F.H.A. 1, 45 News Reporter 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 45 Band 3, 45 Tiger Tiges 35 Biologv Club 25 Class President 1. GERRY MILLER Laugh, and I will too. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 35 President 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1,2131 45 Annual Staff 43 Li' bi-ary Staff 25 Orchestra 1, 3, 45 Reserve Cheer- leader 25 Trumpet Duet 33 Tiger Tales 35 F.T.A. 4? Brass Sextet 19 Biology Club 2. 4111515 4 BARBARA KING Pleasant in m a n n e r and brilliant in mind. Girl's Glee Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Tiger Tales Staff 35 Biology Club Secretary 25 Class Vice President 15 Annual Staff 45 F.T.A. 4. ,Y JEANETTE MINNICH By travel, Jean proves it is a small world. G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Glee Club 35 Student Prints 35 Stu- dent Guides 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Biology Club 2. NORITA KITTER A lovelier Homecoming Queen could not have been found. Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 45 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Class Treasurer 35 Class Secretary 4, Foot-Loose, Student Council 15 Saxo- Phone Quartet, Biology Club 25 F.T,A. 4. BARBARA MOWERY A good heart is W0l'th gold. Band 1, 2, 3, 4? Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 25 F.T.A. 45 An' nual Staff 45 Mixed Octet 3, 45 Triple Trio 25 Foot- Loose. fl FERN KNAPP Always a 'Hi' for ev- erynne. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class News Reporter 25 Class Treasurer 45 Tiger Tales 35 F.T.A. 4. JAMES MYERS His height adds to his ability. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2. 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Varsity L 45 F.T.A. HARRY MYLES None but himself can be his parallel. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Choir 1, 3, 49 Mixed Octet 4: Boys' Quartet 45 Biology Club 25 Class President 2, 4g Student Council 1, Varsity L Club: Boys State, Foot-Loose. RUSSELL McMASTER His eyes laugh at his jest. Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, Student Council 23 Vice President 35 Foot- Loose. ARLENE McCABE The secret of success is the constancy of pur- pose. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Librari- an 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4: Girls' Trio 2., 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 13 Mixed Octet 3, 45 Triple Trio 2, Reserve Cheerleader 23 Annual Staff 4, Library Staff 45 Tiger Tales 3, Brass Sextet 15 Vocal So- lo 1, 39 State 39 G.A.A. 1, 25 Biology Club 23 Stu- dent Council 2g Foot- Loose. CAROLYN PATTON A girl with a joke for every occasion. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4, Choir 1, 3,4,, F.H.A. 1f 2g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY McCONKEY Her smile is like sun- shine after a rain. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 31 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4: F-H-A- 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 49 F.A.T. 49 Tiger Tales 39 Foot-Loose. ELNORA SANEHOLTZ 'Never too busy to help others. ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4g 'Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 4g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g President 4: Class Secretary 2, Or- chestra 4g Tiger Tales 3. EDNA MCKNIGHT 'Quiet, but nice to ev- ery-one. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 3, 4: F.H-A- 11 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ELDON SAUL Mischief arises in the quietest of men. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bi- ology Club 4. MILTON SPIESS It is better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Band 3, 4: Basketball 1: Football Manager 1, 2: Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Choir 1, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Annual Staff 4: Foot-Loose. LUCILLE SWEINHAGEN A neat lass with a sweet smile. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class News Reporter 1: Trea- surer 2: Tiger Tales 3: Homecoming Attendant 3: Foot-Loose. ARVIS SPIESS Pleasant, and a friend to all. Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 21 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Ti' ger Tales 3: Biology Club 2: Annual Staff 4: Book- store 4: F.F.A. 4: Cafe- teria Cashier 4. ROY SWEARINGEN A good cause makes a smut heart and a strong arm. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Choir 4: Bi- ology Club 4. DELORES STARKEY Her ways are quiet and friendly. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3: Drum Majorette 4. LEO WESTHOVEN 'His eyes are dark and calm: his thoughts are quiet. Biology Club, Boys' Glee Club 8, 4: Chair 8, 4: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Varsity L Club: Foot-Loose. MARILYN SWARTZLANDER A loyal cheerleader during her four years in school. Band 1, 2, ag G.A-A- 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 3, 45 Tiger Tales 3: Annual Staff 4: Biology Club 2: Safety Commission 3, 4. 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Slee R. Sperry A. Spiess J. Spiess V. Strayer L. Stevens R. Stockman D. Swearingen J. Tanner J. Tracy C. Westhoven L. Zenz ,. 3 i v 1 4 s sh MQ, , M, , , f i , E: 2 2 . Q M , , if W. V A hw Q , 'bg e Q my 5' ,wa - mn. , 1 YL -I va, Q g 3, aw w W W1 f EW ,aw , is mg M 9 l ' Q. ggi, . Q ,. 4--' jjj., , 4-hwhxk' .adm 4' ig Q Q if Q, f M k , 1 , wig -Q .LW ' f,:17,,.,, f If 4 W M .Q wwf' 2 LA 22: A y? A A Q ,Q 4, Z' ,,, , F , ,, A' if V 4A LL 1 ,L Ak 1 , g , lr V '5 J' , 1 -- f f J , ,.. ' wk 5fQ2,5, , 2 7.W', ' 'Vai ,IRI fw- if af ? Q4 95 Y? may A f ,. ' 1 'X if ' ,aa ,L . 41, W v QQ? ,yfii 'fiiifmf' ., Q. 1-F if Mm., , A 8 K x i .,1f1.g A f :iff .A f'- A 9 4 A I if 1' 1 ' 5 -gms A K ,r, 5. Eighth Grade Officers President ............... Leon Bonne Vice-President ........ Terry Beilhar Secretary ....... . . .Ruth Ann Kiga Treasurer ........ ..... R onnie Crur News Reporter . .. .... Ruth Koehlof Q . - O C ri 3 he-if ' of is . KN, , fiifgf - 'ir ' - , A I iv-:-: ::fI. : ,. ...::- -,. em! Q ik., '4f'Q 1 ?,??g5 Ti5?f??i 25'-Q fs,.-- , ' -' ?2L lf'55+ sry - egg-,fz gngpg ,. ,,,,, K , . . X 53 w E W ' xr F FIRST ROW-W. Barber, T. Beilharz, L. Bonner, -B. Bressler, L. Briner SECOND ROW-J Carpenter R Carpenter D. Chambers, L. Champion, E. Christy, H. Christy, C. Connolly. THIRD ROW-R..Crum, M, Dachenhaus, Davis, B: Dietrich, V. Don- nelly, C. Dulle. 26 .ipo- FIRST ROW-W. Frakes, E. Frankforther, L. Gineman, M. Hales. R. Hoffman, R. Kigar. SECOND ROW- G. King, R. Kre- loff, L. Krauss, P. Leonard, R. Lindhorst, J. Miller. THIRD ROW-C. Minnich, B. Mitchell, N. Murphy, L. Myers, T. McKnight, M. Pittman. FOURTH ROW-A. Rickly, J. Sharpe, L. Soles, D. Tracy, J. Wangrin, M. Watkins. FIFTH ROW-D. Weaver. I. Young, J. Nye, L. Saul. 27 1111 ywwmii Seventh Grade Officers President ............. Robert Geiger Vice-President ..... Tom Swartzlander Secretary .... ....... K ay Overmier Treasurer ........... Mary Lou Miller News Reporter. .Connie Lee Hefflinger 1 ...P LZ, FIRST ROW-W. Aumend, F. Baldwin, W. Bennett, C. Burdue, R. Burns, V. Church. SECOND ROW-G. Cocke, S. Daley, S. Dominique, D. Emahiser, B. Ernst, J. Feffer. THIRD ROW--R. Fuller, M. L. Gallagher, D. Garbers, R. Geiger, K. Kineman, C. Hefflinger. FOURTH ROW-T. Hogrefe, R. Hyter, J. Jaqua, D. James, K. Kessler, M. Knoll. 28 5 in 'avi 5552 tg fm .- k'k , ' lZf3iflJi3i - 0 512321 ' S fig E ' ii. 1 5 FIRST ROW-D. LeVeck, P. LeVeck, C. McKnight, K. Miller, L. Miller, M. L. Miller. SECOND ROW-J. Mock, D. Moore, J.Nartker, N. Oberla, K. Overmier, D. Peper. THIRD ROW-R. Rahe, K. Reep, P. Roseman, E. Roster, C. Sharp, L. Spicer. FOURTH ROW-J. Spiess, S. Spiess, T. Storehalder, B. Stevens, T. Swartzlander, S. Swesey. FIFTH ROW-E. Thom, E. Westhovcn, N. West- hoven, T. Westhoven, J. Woodward. 29 f 1 l X g ,X Q .X X ' x GLA Aunalee Bard .... Gary Barlow .... Jim Biddle ..... Donnie Bryant .... Shirley Chambers. MPAZ07 ....Head Nurse at St. Vncent's Hospital ......Illustrator for Esquire Magazine . . . . . . ...Olympic Discus Thrower ....Vera Ellen's dancing partner ................History Professor at Yale Mary Lou Connolly.. .,..... First Trumpeter in Harry James' Band Paul Eichar ....... Iretha Elling ..... Don Ernst ..... Arthur Follett ..... Joyce Gineman. . . . .Missionary in the Hills of Tibet . . . . ...The second My Friend Irma ....Hot Rod Driver at Ft. Miami Race Track . ............ Champpion Hog Raiser of 1957 , .Tympani Player in the U. S. Marine Band Don Hoff ..... Midget Trapeze Artist in the Barnum 5 Bailey Circus Helen Hoffman ....... Dorothy Hogrefe .... Terry Hufford ..... Pauline James ..... Betty Kigar ..... Norita Kitter .... Barbara King .... Fern Knapp .......... Arlene McCabe ..... . Shirley McConkey ..... Edna McKnight ..... Russell McMaster .... Gerry Miller ......... Jeannette Minnich. Barbara Mowery .... J im Myers ......... Harry Myles ...,. Carolyn Patton .... Elnoza Saneholtz. . Eldon Saul ..... , Arvis Spiess. . . .. Milton Spiesss ..... Delores Starkey ..... Hat Designer .....Lady Wrestler known as the Zebra Girl .........Future Ag. Teacher at L.C.H.S. .............Amazon Wonder Woman .. ...Jolly Wolly Lolly Pop Saleswoman .Interior Decorator for new L. C. School . ..,........ Airline Hostess on a Flying Saucer First Woman President of Strong Man's Club .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Metropolitan Opera Singer ..First woman to swim the Atlantic non-stop Driver in East Liberty ...Comedy Trio-Martin, Lewis 8: McMaster .....Winner of the Marathon Talk Contest . ..... Foreign Ambassador to Dog Patch ....Lipstick Tester for Hazel Bishop .Frogman in Uncle Sam's Services .............Assistant to Einstein .. . . . . . . . .Famous World Traveler .....Champion Cake Baker of 1955 ..............,....Farnous Cigarette Tester .. . .Designer for the Creeper Girdle for Men . . .. .His band is most likely to succeed .Star of Holiday on Ice in 1954 Marilyn Swartzlander .... ...... E ditor of a Confession Magazine Roy Swearingen ..... ....... S tate Highway Patrolman Lucille Sweinhagen .... .......... N ew star of I Love Lucy Leo Westhoven ..... ......... S ecret Serviceman for Eisenhower Clifford Wilcox ..... .... A utomotive Engineer for General Motors l 1 If X 1 X V if f1Y'7?YTVYT?Y7 fi: M1 7:55255 'Qu We Q gijf ' im 4 .CB The band had a busy marching season this year. It played for all the football games and they were host to the Northwestern Ohio Band Festival. During the basketball season the band was broken into three smaller groups that played at the games. In the spring the band took part in the district contest at Bryan. Other events they participated in were the Henry County Fair, Firemen's Conven- tion, Memorial Day Parade, Legion Rally and the Spring Concert. FLAG CARRIERS Pauline James Betty Kigar Estaline McMaster Janet Tracy DRUM MAJORETTE Delores Starkey MAJORETTES Patty Durham Connie Lee Hefflinger Ruth Ann Kigar Kay Overmier DRUM MAJOR Charles Hyter TROMBONES Shirley Chambers Joyce Meyer Eileen Moore BARITONE Esther Eichar Arlene McCabe BELLS Arvis Spiess DIRECTOR BASS Arlo Spiess FRENCH HORNS Bernadine Neiling Loren Spicer SAXOPHONES Gary Barlow Sharon Hales Norita Kitter Patricia Leonard Mary Lou Mohler Marion Rabe Betty Schultz FLUTES Esther Cocke Margaret Connolly Myra Schiffer DRUMS Marilyn Durham Joyce Gineman Barbara Mowery Alice Myles Milton Spiess Douglas E. Hartzell 32 TRUMPETS AND CORNETS Leon Bonner Janet Carpenter Mary Lou Connolly Carolyn Fry Marianne Hales Gerry Miller Sue Mohler Charlotte Myles Elizabeth Roster Elnora Saneholtz Kay Starkey CLARINETS Aunalee Bard Mary Jo Bureau Lynn Champion Barbara Dietrich Carolyn Dulle Lola Laver Phyllis Rabe Mary Jane Rickly Betty Smith Carol Smith Janice Spiess Janice Studer David Wcavcz' DRUM M'AJORE'I'TE Delores Starkey, a Senior, has done a very fine job in leading the band. This was her second year in the band and the first year as drum ma- jorette. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Kigar, Shirley Chambers, Aunalee Bard, Gerry Miller, Joyce Gino- man, Arlene McCabe, Barbara Mowery, Delores Starkey, Mary Connolly, Elnora Saneholtz, Noritu Kitter, Arvis Spiess, Gary Barlow, Mlilton Spiess, Pauline James. NOT PICTURED: Harry Myles and Paul Eichar. Q' Alfmg' Wiill Our many other curricular activities in high school, we have a mixed chorus, or choir It helps to broaden the musical interests of the students, and also gives them a chance to work vsith a larger group of people. The choir appeared in assembly programs throughout the year. Oat of the outstanding programs they appeared in was the Christmas program. This year the choir went to the district contest at Bryan SOPRANOS Fern Knapp Arlene McCabe Barbara Mowery Carolyn Patton Lucille Sweinhagen Donna Frankforther Joylee Frost Lola Laver Margaret Rickenburg Sharon Hales Beverly Baldwin Estaline McMaster Charlotte Myles Priscilla Shelt Janice Tanner Kay Hill Joyce Meyer Edna McKnight ALTOS TENORS Aunalee Bard Shirley Chambers Mary Lou Connolly Joyce Gineman Dorothy Hogrefe Pauline James Betty Kigar Gerry Miller Elnora Saneholtz Arvis Spiess Marilyn Swartzlander Sue Baker Marilyn Durham Alice Myles Phyllis Rabc Rita Storehalder Janice Studer Donna Burdue Janet Tracy Beverly Miller Eileen Moore Margaret Connolly Darilynn Crum Esther Cocke Patty Durham 34 Terry Hufford Leo Zenz Stewart Overmicr Kenneth Silveus Larry Elling Russell McMaster BASSES Gary Barlow Paul Eichar James Myers Harry Myles Milton Spiess Leo Westhoven Arlo Spiess Ronald Rahe Donnie Bryant Roy Swearingen Don Swearingen Marion Rabe z9uLZL'Z1ImL CM UUVIJI 291141, Cla!- 'af MAJORETTES Last fall thc band hclrl tryouts for those who wished to become majorettcs. The bnnd flirrfr-tor chose these students, and they have done a fine job in assisting the drum majorette. Left to right in the picture are: Patty Durham, Ruth Kigar, Charles Hyter, Connie Hefflinger, Kay Overmier and thc drum majorette, Delores Starkey. ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Marian Rube, Norita Kitter, Betty Schultz, Sharon Hales, Arlene M:Cabe, Aunzl- lee Bard, Phyllis Rabe, Janice Studcr, Gary Barlow, Mary Lou Mohler. SECOND ROW: Shirley Chambers, Joyce Meyer, Eileen Moore, Marilyn Durham, Director Douglas Hartzell, Joyce Gineman, Elnora Saneholtz, Gerry Miller and Mary Lou Connolly. f' 36 5 as Qi At the close of the 1951-1952 school year the Future Homemakers of America selected their of- ficers for this year. They chose Elnora Saneholtz, presidentg Rita Storehalder, vice presidentg Berna- dine Nailing, secretaryg Delores Starkey, treasurer, and Betty Kigar, news reporter. Lucille Swein- hagen was chosen president of the Henry County Future Homemakers Association. Even though we were without a home economics teacher, our organization has been very active. Miks Evelene Dulle has taken the responsibility of being our advisor. During the past year we took part in the camival, served at the Athletic Association banquet and Future Farmers of America ban- quet. We enjoyed a very lovely Christmas party and in February we entertained our mothers and friends with a. banquet. Qi. Wi? we www ., si- , 5. V 31 4 W.,-4 x E N04- 545 5 l go c QG. 5554, u 'f' S 'WOO 23iF L CALEND 2213 . art dc J' . - gfnam 9 Schao. .5 5 , film? 84.14, fs 'Tc' gram. Choo-Z , o ff: vi' M'5nfDSl ' Q 52' ,EIIYQIQN leI T17e. Q C. .9 0 '-LQLXHO H6'f'e 1 A X 'iw is Q5 Tide on Show Q9 K5 Cx Y rzutugmestpp ' . .L , , I A209332 yd gfns- Exim gy X X fi Q 3rd X xok. 'Dole ' 6 Wu X UFC in On'H91 e Lek Q N - a Were. wx 6, S C- sq SERVICE , .. :,. X- if .L X 05? AE 1 Q1 '4f,L-,-- Sgt. Leo Bar. 5 5, '15, 'ag '53 ,,,:g-5. rlnes lS sta' Ak ,f .J W .5 U , r il -he ga ,ii ryland at a Ms , , .WN 7 Ng: on thePt 5 p'X'w-vi! olom L ,Q J J. V. 1.1, - Al.. ls on guazd c 5' fs J Q, Q ' .43-f His address i 1' ,Sf 4' 557 Q' - V' s - , :U JV ,-.-.... ,...-.---..--V- ---- -----------' ' Q 49 N 0' eg 55.5, Editor ------- - -------------.------------- Marilyn Durha ,,, ,Q 3 up 3 Assistant Editor ..... .. ....... - ...... ..--..-Phyllis Rah X, if fzf'-oagfi-5 ,,-5.5 'D Business manager ------------- --- ---- - ------- Joylee Fros f c?fJ'w5S.l5J s Lo 6QI,s 666 JP 1- 56 Q 99 735 S S. AX 4460655 57,6 If 0 ,Quo Q40 O 6611 40' 0 if :QQ 65599 'Q Q mu oo 'X' ly Q' Q 9 Cr U ,gf 0 593' 96 S Ka - 'U V 21 . 'x me C' we cg? Ogg 4091 KJ ce cos Q 0 Qs go pet, o 00 ye . es 'o , 'S OJ ox 13' 9,6 six? QCNOXQCQ ew 'B ag: eff Q O N5 xoen oi- XOK' ax' 03+ xy 9 K' e Aalfe' Q01 0 cl'--5909, o- 4,23 ,Gy Y x,G8:5-0 0 gfi e X 3, 15 o 25 128 Nb' O4 905 806 692' 0-' v KWXQ 60 ly xg. N2 6? Q39 ,Gif 255 Circulation- ---- ----- - Feature Editor ------ - ----- - ------ - h1llSlC- ------ --- ----- ----- - ----- - - Art ---- ------------- ly News oorts ----- - - ------------- - -up.. .... ... .-.......... ------------------------Lola Lave -Sharon Hale Exchange ----------------------------- ----Kenneth Knis -- ----- -Janice -Stude' -------------------------Dick Perr, -Charles Hyter and Sue Bake: wie News ------ --- ----------------- - ---- -- ' Lola Lave. ---------------Joylee Fros1 --------- -------- Donna Frankfothel ---------Margaret Rickenberg -Typing II 'lass ----- ----- M iss George and M4 QQ, nch of: TEACHER mas A jig, pvc, 0 '55 J Y' O 1 . 69,062 feffwiociz, Yr ss Carolyn Fredlclf 5- G Ugg Q Q9 X, QA QQ 422 A -ementary teacher XO? agp cv v Ji Qi Q3 QP married Saturday Ill? Q55 55 .. QQ, 4, Donald Plassman. T' c' YO C9 6, 220' f' 9'. l I 'Q 90 03 Q X26 of S' ff' ' A- M3 9' Jo QOYQV oi '9-QQ? sei ' Y- Vw c5'G0'x,k nl' -e Q 'Poo- eb 'G Q45 0' 6' Q? 91 U' uA9X .side X 3 e A ii QQ' ev ew .fl x9 of -b AQ GO 'QV GQ WD' -Mg, Q0 . fa .40 K5 6' 1 Q Q Q 5 -'EOF' mf' gow xl fi ' v' 'P 'OJ Ugvoe' '0A2'.'X,6 QQ' Y' gf ESL '93 db 30553 6 GN If - . 9 Q KOOOOQCZO x,'3'n0j90O'3fN0 Q, Qs FY Stud'-5 W. 36 9-Yin ngibgflmn d 4 O8 fqoaiob -C63 ,Q-,Q-'O0qi4b'cf, C' 57 QQIYQSQ xxxgfg BCxx3e5igDVx,0 Ur Jil EAMES an 9 A-Q K, say Q Q: 0, foods gf Gd 1 ' ' V 0 ' .A A A ' ' , Q5 Q- 'W Membership in the Girls' Athletic Association is open to all girls in high school. Officers chosen were: President, Pauline James: Vice President, Sue Baker: Secretary, Jane Tracy, Treasurer, Patty Durham, and News Reporter, Darilyn Crum. The G.A.A. sponsored the homecoming dance, operated the check room at basketball games and part of the group went to Montpelier for a play day. Volleyball, basketball, softball and ping pong are the sports in which the girls participate. A letter and chevrons can be earned by a point system that has been set up. Girls pictured below, who have earned letters or chevrnns are: seated, Mnary Lou Connolly, Elnora Snncholtz, Alice Myles, Phyllis Rabe, and Arvis Spiess. Standing are: Shirley Chambers, Aunalee Bard, Pauline James, Norita Kitler, Marilyn Swartzlander, Fern Knapp, and Shir- ley McConkey. Not pictured are Dorothy Hogrefe and Betty Kigar. . 1 s BOY SCOUTS Mr. George Johnson is the lead- er of the Boy Scouts in Liberty Center. Members of the troop are: first row, Marion Reece, Bobby Guyer, Rennie Glanz, Bryce Trav- is, Roy McGary, Leo Rabe, and Douglas Johnson. Second row: Gary Wangrin, Jim Miller, Bill Champion, Scott Garinger, Eric Frankforther, Eddie Heber, Terry Bowers and Paul Carpenter. Third row: James Miller, Loren Spicer, Tom Swartzlander, M.arion Rabe, Charles Hlyter, Ronald Crum and Terry Beflharz. s-'wilfs woitiame ,, ,Y S gf- sm, 3 Mr. Leatherman is in charge of the visual aid program in our school. Robert Stockman, Arlo Spiess, Milton Spiess, Kenneth Beilharz and Darrel Moore have assisted Mr. Leatherman in showing films and slides. This group of students have vewry e ficiently helped Mrs. Rigal in the librar They are: seated, Linda Glanz, Lynl Champion, Marianne Hales, Mrs. Riga Maxine Geitgey, Rita Storehalder and C, rol Spiess. Standing are, Betty Schultz Judy Wangrin, Carol Connolly, Barbar Dietrich, Margaret Rickenburg, Arlene Mc Cabe, and Judy Travis. -NH FIRST ROW-B. Krueger P. E' h T. H , , ' , - ers, D. Leininger. , xc ar, ufford R. Guyer C. Dailey M. Saneholtz, D. Hoff, T. Spieth, C. Bow SECOND ROW-H. Dailey, K. Silveus, C. Young, M. Reighard, K. Davis, L. Zenz, T. Connolly, N. Beck, M. Dick- man, J. Krueger. THIRD ROW-R. Hatfield, V. Hoffman, R. Whitmire, R. Chambers, D. Ellinwood, H. Murdock, B. Dailey D. Swearingen, R. Carpenter, Mr. Rickly. FOURTH RO Elling, O. Wiles. W-J. Rickly, M. Rabe, B. Dachenhaus, C. Erving, G. Weber, S. Overmier, B. Long, W. Crosser, L. The annual F.F celebrating their 25th Anniversary of F.F.A. 42 qw-MW Pictured is the Parliamentary Procedure Team, which Won a silver award in the contest held at Bryan. Above, left to right, are: D. Hoff, T. Con- nolly, P. Eichar, H. Murdock, R. Whitmire, Pres. T. Hfufford, A. Follett, D. Bryant, B. Krueger, and S. Overmier. fo. , HW . A 7 fl 1TQ5V'A r I-.........., ,f N., an 7 Mr. Boyer has helped us organize the Future Teachers' Association. It was organized to give students experience and encouragement in choosing teaching as a career. This organization was formed after visiting the Bowling Green University Future Teachers' As- sociation. The officers are: President, Mary Lou Connollyg Vice President, Barbara King: Secretary and Treasurer, Pauline James, and Reporter, Joyce Gineman. 3.7. The Student Council members are: Seventh Grade, Robert Geiger and Kay Overmierg Eighth Grade, Melvin Pittman and Ruth Ann Kigarg Freshmen, Stewart Overmier and Judy Travisg Sopho- mores, Robert Stockman and Beverly Baldwin: Juniors, James Cannon and Alice Myles, Seniors, Gary Barlow and Norita Kitter. This year has been a busy one for the Student Council. First came the election of officers. They are: President, Gary Barlowg Vice President, Stewart Overmierg Secretary, Norita Kitter, and Trea- surer, Rfobert Stockman. The Student Council sponsored the Tuberculosis, Polio, and Easter Seal cam- paigns, homecoming football program, Christmas dance, assembly programs, and they also c:nt.ibuted to the flower fund. The Student Council wishes to thank Mr. Boyer for his aid and assistance in sponsoring the Student Council. Efwmz fnzuzrzl Foot-Loose was directed by Wanda L. Stock, and presented Nov. 21, 1952, by the Senior Class It was a story of the experiences of the Early family, while Mr. and Mrs. Early were on vaca- tion. Mr. Early was played by Harry Myles, and Mrs. Early was portrayed by Norita Kitter. Their four children were: Hope, Arlene McCabeg Dick, Gary Barlow: Mary, Shirley Chambers, and Bob, Ter- ry Hufford. Delphie, the maid, was efficiently characterized by Joyce Gineman. Randy Cunningham, Mary's friend, was played by Russell McMaster. Dick's sweetheart, Jenny Malloy, was portrayed by Lucille Sweinhagen. Buzz Daily, one of Bob's friends, was Milton Spiess. Miriam Walker, a neighbor, was played by Shirley McOonkey. Jack Milford, who was a sophomore in college, was portrayed by Donnie Bryant. Sanford Welles, a young attorney friend of Hope, was Leo Westhoven. Mrs. Forester, a cranky old widow, was effectively portrayed by Barbara Mowery. Prompters were Pauline James and Marilyn Swartzlander. Sound effects were taken care of by Milton Spiess and Leo Westhoven. Other helpers were Clifford Wilcox, stage manager: Barbara Mow- ery, properties, and Donald Ernst took care of the lighting. Mr. Rickly was in Charge of tickets and advertising. The Vocational Agriculture Department took care of the scenery, and musfc was fur- nished by the high school orchestra under the direction of Mr. Hartzell. The Senior Class wishes to thank everyone who helped to make this play a success. At the time this book went to press the second class play had not been cast. 45 if H 3 . 9 5 e ' J M vm PM 04700 xo? 9?5 'e9 Su' Zahbwo SVS vfwx 46' '4'1f wwkseigg' 'aw ' , f HOMECOMING QUEEN SOPHOM0 Narita Kitter 9,54 J., RE .4 ,696 ner r,.f:END4 Pj awww N7' 69 vi ev-95 W 46 Us us, M V? 5 ff 35 x .M f' X Q aw, W . 9- , Queen Narita Kitter and Senior Attendant Pauline James are escurtecl to the c field. enter of the Captain James Biddle presents the Queen with her flowers. The Queen, her attendants, and their escorts The honored guests lead the grand march. HERE'S THE NEW LIBERTY CENTER SCHOOL Pictured above is the architects' sketch of the new Liberty Center School Building. CD To the right of the present building and along the west side will be additional elementary rooms and at kitchen for the school cafeteria. The elementary addition may be two stories high if sufficient funds are available. 127 The present auditorium-gymnasium will be converted to a multi-purpose room including cafeteria, audito- rium and playroom for the elementary children. C31 South and east of the present building, an additional building will house agriculture classes, farm shop. science classes and laboratories. The present cafeteria and kitchen will be converted to an industrial arts department, and the present industrial arts deparment will be used as a music room. C41 At the extreme left is the new auditorium-gymnasium, which will seat 1200 for basketball games and 1800 as an auditorium. It is hoped that the building will be ready for the 1953-54 school year. A new building at the west and rear of the old building, which will house school busses, was completed in February. Work on the new auditnrium-gym- nasium will start as soon as the weather moderates, and the gym may be ready for the second half of next year's basketball games during the season. SIXTY-SEVEN YEARS OF PROGRESS With the completion of the proposed building additions, the school plant will have grown from a four room brick structure, erected in 1886 on a small plot, to a thoroughly modem plant valued at well over a million dollars. Over fifty rooms will be provided on s site of apporximately 20 acres. The lighted football field, cinder track, and other facilities for athletics and playground will be among the very best. The garage houses eleven busses and provides a repair shop, thus caring for the transportation of over five hundred pupils. The people of this community and the Boards of Education serving over the period of many years are to be highly commended for their liberal and progressive spirit in providing good schools. 48 ' -gn. .ai 3 , 4 0 Q ' fry Q, rj R ' 'K , e A v'.b I 45 'X 1 . yL:VJAA 3 i , ,JNL Danni Kun lgwio Queen Lnvonn Hobby Show Kicldies FUN A+ 'Hue CARNiVAL Tam w A FIRST ROW- Bob Dawson, Manager. SECOND ROW-Gene Kretz, Kenneth Davis, Stewart Overmier, Ronald Ralie, Ken Beilhnrz, Jim Biddle, Harry Myles, Richard Perry, Paul Eichar. THIRD ROW--George Weber, Dick Rice, David Hogrefe, Terry Connolly, Robert Carpenter, Charles Irving, Bernard Dailey, Danny Slee, 4' Herbert Murdock, FOURTH ROW-Larry Stevens, Howard Dailey, Kenny Silveus, Duane Mohler, Craig Dailey, Rodney Sperry, Donald Bryant, James Myers, Darlynd Ellinwood. , ' Did not complete the season. We had a very inspiring football season during the year of 1952. With the help of the Booster Club, the cheering section, and the people of the community the 1952 football season ended with the team winning five games and losing four. sa Having two new coaches leading the high School squad they came along with a fine record, one that has not been duplicated for several years. We, the annual staff, would like to extend our congratulations and appreciation to Head Coach Howard Schaetzke, Assistant Coach Clyde Schie, and the football squad. We would like to thank you for all of the long hours spent in making it a successful season. With the help of the coaches, the student body, and the support of the Booster Club, we know that the football squad will come back in '53 to make another season end well. The Seniors cannot be easily forgotten, for they will be greatly missed in both the line and backfield. Good luck, Seniors, coaches and the Football Team of '53. 52 Ken Bowexs Halfbgck 5 5 2 Harry Myles Tackle FOOTBALL SCHEDULE LEAGUE PREVIEW HOLLAND ..... WAUSEON MONTPELIER .. DELTA ...... NAPOLEON .... OTTAWA HILLS DEFIANCE ..... PA ULDING ..... BRYAN .... 'lv A 6 Terry Connolly Guard L s f' A J 4,1 it ,t,Eiti,flfg,uig5ifZ35 . 'Un ' QHQM, , Q 1 EW K if J 'ill' W ik ,R Hr 2 Q3 Swiss H M i, R 1 ??.f?1iil34 his by BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-Rodney Harmon, Larry Elling, Vernon Frankforther. SECOND ROW-Kenneth Silveus, Eddie Phillips, Ken Davis, Marian Rabe, Gene Kretz, Stewart Overmier, Milton Reighard. THIRD ROW-Duane Mohler, William Krueger, Harold Spicer, Hugo Miller, Robert Phillips, Norman Beck, Richard Rice, Robert Carpenter. FOURTH ROW- David Hogrefe, Darlynd Ellinwood, Robert Dawson, Ronald Rahe, Herbert Murdock, Donald Burgoon, Terry Connolly, Tom Spieth. FIFTH ROW-Assistant Coach Schie, Wardie Hogrefe, Kenneth Beilharz, Jim Myers, Richard Perry, Jack Krueger, Jim Biddle, Paul Eichar, Coach Reece. Basketball seas-on came and went again this season of 1952 and 1953, but it cannot be easily forgotten nor can we forget the people connected with the sport. Mr. Reece and Mr. Schie are to be con- gratulated for the work they have done with our team. The team maintained high standards of playing during the season and had to fight hard for every game they won. The support of the student body, the cheering section, and the public has been a great help to our team. The seniors who played on our team were Jim Biddle, Leo West- hoven, Jim Myers and Paul Eichar. These boys will be missed on our team next year but we know the coaches are training othcrs to fill their places on the team. 55 I VARSITY TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Leo Westhoven, Jim Myers, Jim Biddle, Jack Krueger, Kenneth Beilharz. TOP ROW: Tom Spieth, Ward Hogrefe, Paul Eichar, Dick Perry, Herbert Murdock, Ronald Rahe. The varsity team had a successful season. They won ten of the seventeen games played during the seawn and placed third in the Northwest Ohio League. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM FIRST ROW: Cheerleaders, Kay Overm'er, Ruth Ann Kigar and Connie Lee Hefflinger. SECOND ROW: Tom Hogrefe, Tom Swartz- lander, Ronnie Crum, Terry Beilharz, 'Gerald King, David Weaver and Lyle Myers. THIRD ROW: Coach Reece, Clyde Burduo, Ronald Burns, Larry Gineman, James Miller, Larry Miller and Coach Schie. The Junior High team have set a very envi- able record this year by winning first place in both the county and .the Northwest Ohio League tourna- ments, Coach Reece and his assistant, Clyde Schie, are to be complimented for the fine job of coaching they have done for this team. ,W Jim Myers Leo Westhfoven Jim Biddle BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 1952-1953 We They Maumee Valley Day ...,............... 67 63 Napoleon ............... ............. 4 3 48 Grand Rapids ........... .............. 4 9 50 Defiance ............................. 49 48 Wauseon .........,............. ...... 6 2 54 Montpelier ............... . ........... 51 48 Jack Krueger Bryan ....... ........ ................ 4 T 46 Napoleon ............. .............. 4 5 47 Kenneth Beilharz Holland 64 53 Defiance .................. . .......... 54 52 Wauseon ............................. 48 54 Montpelier ........................... 72 48 Delta ................................ 61 48 Bryan ................. .............. 6 7 71 Toledo Scott .......................... 50 55 Tournament Montpelier ....................... 18 8 Napoleon ............. ........... 6 2 65 Dick Perry Ward Hogrefe Tom Spieth Paul Eichar Ronald Rahe H, M .... ,E , 'if -, Y-f: The tlack season for 1952 ended with Liberty Center being host to the League Track Meet. Each school brought their queen with themg the queen representing Liberty Center was Luetta Wiles. W d'e Hogrefe, Jim Biddle, Jerry Gallagher and Fred Growel won points for our ' 'b t Center was again host to the track Terry Hufford, ar 1 team and our final standing in the league was third. L1 er y meet in 1953. 58 E if Xqa fd 1 ., ,...4-v-fm' . K nz 3 A. vw, A ,,f 'H ff-5, 3' K' '. lfifwwff ' If J u LW gl Ai 1 E17 , 4' 'P ,qw -gX,gA,,r A ,ft f 3 L, N ,Z .M ,.- ,, . A ,..., Q , ,M ,W , V-9YJAfw Q, 4 Y IQ! ' X, L 9, H-v vf' ' Q 'ffwzzyf ,vi 5, ,fi:Y.Q,.1ji., , Qlgw ,M W 1 , K M X ,iff AP - 'f -ag,g35,4f' 1 x f V 1 J,',-1- M ,gn ,- 'wif' , k wf. wfiiwv 5 i. ,fr Y -110 an 4 .V4 My-4,.,W 'T 3? 1 ff.,,f7?'i ,. A 7ff'f4 -' Q' J gif . I -f :QQ?fW -HW. K VLM5, ,, L f -..e.A..m. zz'-' 1 , Lf, gk: , .Jil W' Mfg. ,, ny A an wwf ff I r ..-M if qw 1F'K,y9u4ww-Q,-J,zWm.r 'f2'1x'.fffi!r,1 f ff!!EP2m m ,ww gf 3.m,, N? ,ww ., K.. ., ,ka , yi: W1 4 4 A 4' 110 A' K J' 5 A W ,V , v 1 : 'A QB' AWMXQ' 4 555934 Av A A.,4 ll' .4 Q 1 QQFN FIRST ROW-Robert Gyurasics, Marion Leitner, Tommy Minnich, Donald Leonard, Phillip Brew- ster, Danny Hefflinger, Leon Miller, Daryl Gruber, James Leatherman, Ronald Bechstein, Melvin Hill. SECOND ROW-Debra Bartels, Betty Hardesty, Sandy Hill, Barbara Myers, Iynn Morrison, Judy Leininger, Atonia LeVeck, Carol Guyer, Marie Relyea, Sharon Minnich, Regina English, Carrie Sea- bright. THIRD ROW-Barbara Dulle, Marie Fahringer, Gail Garinger, Marcia Fahringer, Susan Frost, Carlton Baldwin, Patsy Heidtman, Candace Burkett, Rosemary Chamberlin. FOURTH ROW-Miss McCloy, Ronald McClure, Gerald Heber, Robert Murphy, David Fisher, Edward Heckler. rade One 60 Grade 0ne FIRST ROW-Larry Stilwill, Thomas Nye, David Sherman, Patrick Parsons, Roscoe McGary, Russell Norris, Paul Wood, Albert Snyder, Dean Woodward, Robert Seabright. SECOND ROW-Carol Voss, Linda Shartzer, Marilyn Mercer, Le lla Schroeder, Karen Sager, Cynthia Moore, Jo Ann Shockey, Patsy Burdue, Peggy Nash, Eloise Watkins, Alice Osborn, Arlene Spiess. THIRD ROW-Solomon Nye, Roger Stiles, James Nartker, John Ryan, Janis Fredrick, Kathryn Mock, Jennie Hicksted, Linda Gallagher, Linda Gramling. FOURTH ROW-Kathryn Reep, David Parsons, James Shafer, Donald LeVeck, William Phillips, Thomas Overmier, Arthur Perry. FIRST ROW-Marlin Bolley, Ray Carpenter, Bernard Hyter, Jimmy Murdock, George Murrey, Richard Poorman, Larry Leatherman, Verne Baldwin, SECOND ROW-Judy Elling, 'Barbara Ballard, Judy Daley, Patricia Curles, lla Mae McLaughlin, Paula Kimberly, Mary Snyder, Rene English, Nancy Dielman, Jeanne Mills, Ruth Hoffman, THIRD ROW-Billie Jo Fisher, Karen Mires, David Relyea, Thomas Murdock, Ronnie Hefflinger, Robert Matthews, Joseph Brewster, Dennis Briner. Grade Two 61 FRONT ROW-Charles Sharp, Junior Cline, David Strock, Norman Hoffman, Dickie Reece, Lar- ry Spiess, George Westhoven, Kenny Myles. MIDDLE ROW-Franklin Spiess, Albert Van Den Berghe, Allen Seabright, Rich-ard Roseman Jim Gibson, Dennis Sperry, Sally Ann Palmer, Lorrinda Spies-s, Ann Luttrell, Karen Roster, Sue Ann Whitford. BACK ROW-Stacy Overmier, Norma Hoffman, Grace Swearingen, Sharon Soles, Dorothy Daley, L I . . . . . . ye Smith, Mike Carpenter, Larry Smith, Phillip Parsons, James Stiles. Miss Fredrick. FIRST ROW-Darrell Leininger, Roy McClure, Edward Mitchell Charles Miller Ch 1 F II , , ar es u er, Roger Carpenter, Milton Davis, Darrel Harter, Carter Wood, Darrel Dominique. SECOND ROW-Nancy Norris, Barbara Guyer, Lois Snyder, Eleanor McKnight, Shirley Cocke, Sharon Curles, Katherine Feffer, Shirley Osborn, Albrora Delgado, Linda Conrad, Barbara Gruber. THIRD ROW-Alyce Jam s C th e , a erine Heber, Joan Hill, Joyce Kessler, Darla Hicksted, Holly Cymbola, Rita Leonard, Margaret Murrey. FOURTH ROW-Gary Dachenhaus, Bernard Christy, Robert Richardson, Jeffrey Garinger, Thom- as Kimberly. Grade T W Grade Three 62 Grade Three FIRST ROW-Freddie Oberhaus, Richard Miller, Ronnie Studer, Lawrence Irving, Terry Shafer, Bobby McConkey, Darris Wiles, Terry Joe Reece, Allen Spiess. SECOND ROW-Connie Miller, Jeanette McCorkel, Anola Swearingen, Louise Saul, Janet Straw- ser, Lois Weber, Marlene Pittman, Geraldine Starkey, Linda Slee, Frances Nye, Kathleen Leveck- THIRD ROW-Barbara Puehler, Pauline Cliner, Claudia McGary, Susan Church, Darlene Phil- lips, Ervina Roster, Janice Secondcost, Josephine LeVeck, Doris Leatherman. FOURTH ROW-Alvin Spicer, Lemont Wiley, Larry Weiricfh, Raymond Roseman, Billy Sager, David Myles. FIRST ROW-Richard Baldwin, Vernon Boftelman, David Oberhaus, James Ryan, Richard Wil- kinson, James McConkey, Gary Sperry, Anthony Westhoven, Johnnie Delgado, Ronnie Rchrs. SECOND ROW-Caroline Moore, Carol Lee Osbom, Susanna Tallman, Judy Dickerson, Judy Murphy, Priscilla Mohler, Judy Showman, Kay Cannon, Emilie Roseman, Bonnie Jean Gramling, Carol Christy. THIRD ROW-Ruth Bennett, Sharon Whitford, Colleen McGary, Shirley Wulff, Judith Hoffman, Linda Hicksted, Larry Parsons, Lawrence Soles, David Sharpe, Rudolph Rabe. FOURTH ROW-Mrs. Crawford, William Overmire, Jon Glanz, Merritte Ward, Gary Gallagher, Ronnie Cline. 63 G Four rade Five Grade Four FIRST ROW-'Oliver Harter, Jon Myers, Eugene Knapp, John Slee, James Peper. Ivan Second- cost, Vincent Westhoven, Carl Westhoven, Frank Ballard. SECOND ROW-Susan Kessler, Carrol Junge, Joyce Burkett, Thelma Harris, Glenna Elling, Kay Wangrin, Rose Marie Feffer, Annette Bums, Barbara Mock, Annette Carpenter. THIRD ROW--Daniel Tanner, Timothy McKnight, Don Barber, James Krueger, Betty Lou Guy- er, Beverly Dietrich, Shirley Koester, Janet Elling. FOURTH ROW-Mrs. Saul, Joe Van Roy, Harry Head, Dennis Roster, Billy Leonard, Gary Craw- ford, James Shockey. NOT PICTURED-Godelieve Van Den Berghe. FIRST ROW-Gary LeVeck, James McClure Harold Young, Ronald Long, Gary Weis, Thomas Vollmar, Douglas Johnson, Jerry Burdue, Gary Weaver, Robert Nicely. SECOND ROW-Marybeth Gineman, Wanda Baldwin, Janet Parsons, Ruth Ann Osborn, Elsie Cocke, Susan Richardson, Marilyn Head, Darla Jean Myles, Jeanette Murrey, Linda Wade, Ruth Christy, Peggy Emahiser. THIRD ROW-Nelsene Stackhouse, Ruth Ann Kessler, Mrs. Mires, Janet Myers, Carol Krueger, Patricia Davis, Alma Kernoghan, Andrea Carpenter, Lenora Cymbola, Sally Sweeey. Judy Rae Miller, Robert Emahiser. FOURTH ROW-Scott Garinger, Gary Wangrin, Terry Bowers, James Bryant, Leland Schroeder, George Hoffman, Ronald Crawford, Billie Garbers, LaVerne Meyers. rade 64 .,....,.,,,,,,,,, .... ....,-WM V 1, , ,,,.,,,,,u 5 I? 1 ww V , Grades Five And ix FIRST ROW-Thomas Dawe, Larry Frankforther, Robert Guyer, Gary McMaster, Deane Sher- man, Wayne Brewster, Albert Feffer, Steven Krauss. SECOND ROW-Carol Cannon, Beverly Thorn, Mary Feffer, Marjorie Moore, Josephine Hoffer, Bonnie Foreman, Veramae Overmier, Gayle Murdock, Carol Dominique, Judith Bechstein, Charlotte Sharpe, Karen Huber. THIRD ROW-Ruth Lawrence, Linda Brashear, Dorothy Gerdeman, Joyce Louden, Darla Sager, Judith Nye, Marilyn Christy, Elois Upell, Linda. Murphy, Patricia Phillips. FOURTH ROW-Tom Sharpe, Robert Follett, Freddie Buckmiller, John Roseman, Robert Elling, Jerry Davis. FIRST ROW-Roy Geahlen, Leo Rabe, Ronald Carpenter, Bryce Travis, Jim Miller, Marion Reece, Rennie Glam., Leonard Brewster, Gailand Woodward, Julian Bostleman. SECOND ROW-Barbara Nicely, Nancy Krueger, Helen Shuman, Carolyn Secondcost, Nancy Baldwin, Marianne Kitter, Alice Whitford, Doris Burkett, Nancy Vermillion. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Heilman, Larry Mock, Jerry Elling, Barbara Hogrefe, Connie Spiess, Phyllis Tracy, Roselyn Roster, Lorraine Spiess, Dorothy Weber, Jane Westhoven, Glen Cline, Don Horn. FOURTH ROW-Kenneth Nartker, Edward Harris, Edward Heber, Roy McGary, Jon Miller, Kenneth Nye, Bill Champion, Robert Ryan, Larry Desgrange. 65 Grade ix Hr-Av-1+-nr-v-np-in-In-QH f990P'95 'Ih'975of 95omqG'U Wm 20 21. 22 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28 29 30 31. 32. 33 34. 35 36. 37. 38. 39. 40 41 42 43 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 These Are The L. C.H.S Graduates 1947 - 1952 ln furtherance of the record of graduates of Liberty Center High School which was presented by the Class of 1947, we are pleased to add the names of the students who have graduated since that time. This information was collected during November, 1952. 1947 GRADUATES Norma Barlow Creager, Liberty Center, O. Bernadine Beck Drummond, Napoleon, O. Ramona Bolley Hawkins, Maumee, O. George Bowers, Liberty Center, 0. Delores Brandt Atkinson, Liberty Center, 0. Cecelia Carpenter Kern, Toledo, O. Mary Lou Carver Kern, Liberty Centex, O. Orma Church, Liberty Center, O. Eileen Church Hanker, Defiance, O. Donald Drummond, Napoleon, O. Evelene Dulle, Liberty Center, O. Rosella Engler Bergstedt, Napoleon, O. Kenneth Fisher, Defiance, O. Earl Frankforther, Liberty Center, O. Imogene Fulde Willeman, Napoleon, O. Phyllis Gramling Sharpe, Liberty Center, O. Donna Hatfield Kline, Liberty Center, O. William Heilman, Liberty Center, O. Arlene Hogrefe Frank, Delta, O. Arlene Houts Griteman, Napoleon, O. James James, Lyons, 0. Ronald Jeffers, Grand Rapids, O. Betty Kniss, Toledo, O. Edgar Leatherman ideceasedl. Virginia Leonard Hoover, Liberty Center, O. Annabelle Love McCoy, Toledo, O. Wilson Mires, U. S. Army. Joan Mohler, Napoleon, O. Dallas Myers, Napoleon, O. Opal Myers Radbone, Reynolds Corners, O. Rolla McMaster Mires, Findlay, O. La Ru Nash, Napoleon, O. Donna Ross Maissels, Wauseon, 0. Mary Jane Sager Gruber, Liberty Center, O. Paul Saneholtz, Napoleon, O. William Saneholtz, OSU, Columbus, O. James Silveus, Liberty Center, O. Vincent Slentz, Napoleon, 0. Doris Smith Brown, Liberty Center, O. Treva Spiess Stevens, Liberty Center, O. Jack Starkey, U. S. Navy. Robert Stickels, Toledo, O. Duane Swartzlander, U. S. Army. 1948 GRADUATES Florence Ahleman Henning, New Jersey. James Anglemyre, U. S. Marine Corps. Gladys Barber Davis, Napoleon, O. Leo Barlow, U. S. Marine Corps Virginia Bechstein Krieger, Delta, O. James Boulis, U. S. Army. Belva Daum, Liberty Center, 0. Alfred Drummond, Liberty Center, O. Donald Durham, U. S. Marine Corps. Paula Jean Ernst Kretz, Holgate, O. Gertrude Ford, Liberty Center, 0. Carolyn Fredrick, Liberty Center, O. Renita Frank, Michigan. Vivian Gable Kessler, Napoleon, 0. Kenneth Geiger, Liberty Center, 0. Norman Glanz, U. S. Navy. Lowell Hefflinger, Napoleon, 0. Wilber Hoff, U. S. Army. Maurice Judson, U. S. Marine Corps. Othella Kimerer Hoyt, Liberty Center, 0. Vernon Laver, U. S. Army. Elizabeth Like Lemon, Napoleon, 0. Madeline McBride Goldsmith, Wauseon, 0. Iva Moore Cymbola, Liberty Center, O. Howard Parsons, U. S. Army. John Pesky fdeceasedl. John Podalak, Napoleon, 0. Danny Rigal, OSU, Columbus, 0. Beverly Rudolph Overmier, Liberty Center, O. Burdette Saneholtz, U. S. Army. Nina Slee Merrilat, New Jersey. Marilyn Slentz, Holgate, 0. Lucille Spicer Strayer, Waterville, O. Glen Spieth, U. S. Army. Virginia Starkey Moore, Napoleon, 0. Ned Sworden, U. S. Air Force. Glen Vollmar, U. S. Marine Corps. James Voss, U. S. Air Force. Norman Weirauch, U. S. Air Force. Robert Weis, U. S. Amry. 1949 GRADUATES Dorothy L. Beavers, Liberty Center, O. Tim Connolly, U. S. Army. Francis Brown, U. S. Army. Merlyn Craps, U. S. Army. Mary Chambers, BGSU, Bowling Green, O. Robert Davis, U. S. Army. Alma Jean Dulle, Liberty Center, 0. Mema Follett Homier, New Bavaria, O. Ethel Fackler, Liberty Center, 0. Irvin Frank, U. S. Air Force. Lolita Mae Fahringer Davis, Holgate, O. Harlan Fry, Delta, O. Ladonna Gallagher Ludeman, Napoleon, 0. Irene Glanz Fruchey, Napoleon, 0. Mary Lou George Fryslnger, Napoleon, O. Clayton I-loffheins, Bowling Green, O. Jean Ann Gerdeman Westhoven, Napoleon, O. Pauline Kessler Lambert, Delta, O. Herbert Knapp, Napoleon, Mich. Charles Leininger, U. S. Army. Annamarie Krauss Flory, Liberty Center, O. Lenoxe Lind McQuillan, Wauseon, O. Nola Laver Spangler, Holland, 0. Donald Loar, Delta, 0. Carol Jane Long Frysinger, Liberty Center, O. Richard Murdock, U. S. Army. Duane L. McMaster, U. S. Army. Richard Myers, U. S. Marine Corps. Jerry Miller, U. S. Army. Doris Nicely Knapp, Toledo, 0. Leona Oberhaus, Liberty Center, 0. Norbert Rohrs, U. S. Army. Donald Proudfoot, U. S. Army. Melba Saneholtz Leatherman, Liberty Center, Marabelle Rearick, Delta, 0. Laurabelle Smout DeWitt, Wauseon, O. Gareld Spiess, U. S. Army. Robert Weirich, Liberty Center, 0. Richard Stockman, Ohio State University. Paula Jean Zenz Kinder, Malinta, 0. Clarence F. Weirauch, U. S. Army. 1950 GRADUATES Illa Bechstein Fry, Delta, O. William Biddle, U. S. Navy. Louise Boulis Leffler, Napoleon, 0. John Bureau, U. S. Marine Corps. Carolyn Carver Weis, Liberty Center, 0. Ivan Cooper, Liberty Center, O. Darrel Frankforther, U. S. Army. Jim Glanz, U. S. Navy. Marie Good, Liberty Center, O. Junior Hatfield, U. S. Marines. Charles Hill, U. S. Navy. Betty Houts Huddle, Napoleon, 0. Charles Houts, U. S. Air Force. Vernon Hoyt, U. S. Army. Beulah Hutchinson Weaks, Maumee, 0. Dale Johnston, U. S. Marine Corps. Murel James Kessler, U. S. Air Force. Carol KnaPP, Holgate, 0. William Kniss, Toledo, 0. Delano Leonard, Toledo, O. Mary Jane Like, Wauseon, 0. John McBride, U. S. Navy. Robert McCorkle, U. S. Navy. William McCorkle, U. S. Navy. 0. Mary McCurdy Goldsmith, Liberty Center, 0. Jean Mock Mullholand, Colton, 0. Janice Mohler Leonard, Defiance, O. Junior Mohler, Napoleon, O. Lois Myles, Toledo, 0. Lavonda Rabe, Napoleon, O. Junior Rice, U. S. Navy. Colleen Rigal, Toledo, O. Richard Rudolph, Napoleon, O. Burl Sager, U. S. Army. Lois Saneholtz Bauman, Napoleon, 0. Carolyn Shafer Arps, Liberty Center, 0. Lawrence Sherman, Liberty Center, 0. Joyce Shoemaker Sherman, Liberty Center, 0. Eva Silveus Saneholtz, Louisiana. 67 Louise Spiess Van Den Berghe, Napoleon, 0. Leslie Spieth, U. S. Army. Robert Starkey, U. S. Navy. Deloris Sweinhagen Drewes, Napoleon, 0. Weldon Sworden, U. S. Air Force. James Tallman, U. S. Navy. William Vollmar, U. S. Air Force. Norma Weaks, Toledo, 0. Gerald Westhoven, Liberty Center, 0. William Wiles, National Guard. Robert Young, Liberty Center, 0. John Gearig, Liberty Center, O. 1951 GRADUATES Joyce Abbey, Toledo, 0. Donna Barber, Napoleon, O. Robert Beck, U. S. Navy. La Rena Boulis, Whitmire, Liberty Center, 0 William Bressler, Liberty Center, O. Gail Burdue, U. S. Air Force. William Butterfield, Liberty Center, O. Raymond Davis, Liberty Center, 0. Donald Dickman, Liberty Center, O4 Russell Durham, Liberty Center, O. Gerald Geiger, Liberty Center, O. Eloise Glanz, Liberty Center, 0. Marlene Harmon Durham, Liberty Center, 0 Marilyn Heckler, Liberty Center, 0. Emma 1-Iillsberry Fitch, Swanton, 0. Elmer Hogrefe, U. S. Air Force. Ruth Jennings, Liberty Center, 0. Calvin Jaqua, Liberty Center, 0. Bemadine Judson Bliss, Wauseon, O. Maynard Kern, Liberty Center, 0. Harold Kessler, Liberty Center, O. Nancy Kimberly, Liberty Center, 0. Edward Meister, Liberty Center, O. Evelyn Moore, Lima, 0. Donna Mowery, Liberty Center, 0. John McMaster, Liberty Center, 0. Richard McQui1lin, Ohio University. Irene Nash Vanschoder, Swanton, 0. Alfred Oberhaus, U. S. Navy. Bettie Patton, Liberty Center, 0. Shirley Proudfoot Rohrs, Liberty Center, 0 Ruth Ricker, Liberty Center, O. Gertrude Slee Baumbarger, Grand Rapids, 0 Joan Slentz, Heidelberg College. Robert Sperry, Toledo, O. Shirley Spiess Landemier, Liberty Center, 0. Ula Ann Spiess Kessler, Liberty Center, 0. Walter Stephenson, U. S. Army. Ruth Tallman Richards, Liberty Center, 0. Naomi Tanner Snow, Sanford, Florida. Georgette Van Den Berghe Kniss, Toledo, O. Mary Weis, BGSU, Bowling Green, O. Gerald Williams, U. S. Army. Richard Wulff, Liberty Center, 0. Kenneth Wulff, U. S. Air Force. Nancy Young, Liberty Center, 0. Leon Zook, Napoleon, 0. Gary Young, Liberty Center, 0. 'v L3 A- . X.. ' RQ LG 3 lf A fl gl ri- 'Akai' ll augur. - g Annnhcasoopcowmmwwwmw NNNNJNN Hr-A rwNHPQW49mewwrPww5mwPwwr5Pw555I5SE5emammewNH 1952 GRADUATES Donald Ahleman, Liberty Center, O. Robert Baker, BGSU, Bowling Green, 0. Lee Beck, Liberty Center, O. Mary Lou Burgoon, Liberty Center, O. Robert Burns, Liberty Center, 0. Floyd Dominique, Liberty Center, 0. Larry Donnelly, Liberty Center, O. Melvin Dulle, Liberty Center, O. David Eichar, Findlay College, Findlay, O. Clayton Fackler, Liberty Center, O. Gerald Gallagher, ,Liberty Center, O. Jane Gineman, Toledo, 0. Fred Growel, OSU, Columbus, O. Dennis Hales, OSU, Columbus, 0. Virginia Hatfield, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Patsy Houts, Liberty Center, O. James James, Liberty Center, O. Raymond Jennings, Ohio Northem U, Ada, O Robert Kessler, Liberty Center, 0 Richard Kimerer, Liberty Center, 0. Norma Kniss, Liberty Center, 0. Norman Lawrence, Liberty Center, O. Marion Leininger, Libertty Center, O. Ardith McCurdy, Liberty Center, O. William Metcalf, Toledo U, Toledo, 0. Lois Miller. Libertv Center, O. Betty Lou Mock, Toledo, 0. Mary Lou Mock, Toledo, O. Loeta Rabe, Liberty Center, 0. Joanne Rigal, Defiance College, Defiance, 0. Rosanne Rigal, Defiance College, Defiance, O. Mary Saneholtz, Napoleon, O. Bonny Shasteen, GBSU, Bowling Green, O. Dale Slee, Liberty Center, O. Sara Slee, BGSU. Bowling Green, O. Harley Spicer, Liberty Center, 0. Joan Spiefs, Liberty Center, O. Ronald Spiess, Liberty Center, 0. Betty Jane Starkey, Toledo, O. Loretta Stevens, Liberty Center, O. Paul Storeholder, Liberty Center, O. Paul Westhoven, Liberty Center, O. Cecil Whitmire, OSU, Columbus, O. Luetta Wiles, Napoleon, O. f N ' 7 68 The Ark was one means by which the Hebrews thought of God as being with them. Man tends to make the presence of God concrete. He has to have something besides vague ideas. However, such things, whether they be the Ark or the Cross, are but symbols. God is a Spirit, and as a Spirit must be apprehended inwardly. Symbols may help, but they must not become a substitute for God in the heart. I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go unto the house of the Lord! fhfhfh Wm i C -1 f i The churches which sponsor this page extend a cordial and friendly welcome for all people to worship regularly in their chosen church. lt is the lives of the faithful men and women who are the living brick and mortar of the true Church who meet in the Meeting House on the Chosen Day. The Methodist Church The Colton Methodist Seventh-day Adventist Church Pilgrim Holiness Church Shiloh Christian Union St. John's Reformed St. Paul Lutheran Church Victory United Brethren Church Liberty Chapel Evangelical-United Brethren 69 COMPLIMENTS OF LIBERTY CENTER ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION Liberty Center, Ohio THE NAPOLEON CREAMERY CO. Butter - Eggs - Milk NAPOLEON, OHIO Phone 7071 - 221 E. Washington St CEDARS GARAGE Automotive Repair Body and Fender Repair Safety Glass Cut and Fit While You Wait Phone 51460 THE L. S. DUNBAR CO. International Trucks McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment PACKARD CARS Electrical Appliances NAPoLmoN, omo i b if t l Compliments of L : ' WALTERS' Liberty Center, Ohio 1. i7 COMPLIMENTS OF RElCHERT'S JEWELRY STORE Napoleon, Ohio f AUGENSTEIN 8z HoEF1-'EL S Clothes for Dad and Lad Satisfaction Guaranteed Napoleon, Ohio BILL TRAVIS MOTOR SALES, INC. , t Q Nl fic SALES V Ea? Napoleon, Ohio SERVICE fw ml' ,, THE LIBERTY STATE SAVINGS BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Deposits Insured to S10,000,by Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Home of Old Fashioned Friendship and Modem Banking Service Liberty Center, Ohio A. M. BARLOIV General Store Coal Colton, Ohio Liberty Center Phone I4-2 COMPLIMENTS OF KESSLER'S RED Sz WHITE Colton, Ohio Liberty Phone 14- B GOOD LUCK from K TONY SANEHOLTZ CClass of '46J Your Mobilgas and Mobilheat Man NAPOLEON, oulo. Ph. 3421 or new COMPLIMENTS on THE LIBERTY PRESS Liberty Center, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF TELEPHONE COMPANY Liberty Center, Ohio LIBERTY LUMBER 8z SUPPLY CO. Lumber-Paint- Builders' Supplies Quick Delivery-Phone 130 , T Jfurd 1 RWA pc INQR Compliments of DASO TRACTOR-IMPLEMENT SALES Liberty Center, Ohio Phone 5-1251 Compliments of FAHRINGER GREENHOUSE 756 W. Clinton St. Napoleon, Ohio Phone 5051 Congratulations GRADUATES OF 1953 MCCLURE BROTHERS FOOD MARKET Liberty Center, Ohio COMPLIMENTS or BARTEL'S CAFE Liberty Center, Ohio THOMAS BICHAN CHEVROLET ,ph--.an-9-ng NW ALLIS-CHALMERS Sales - Parts - Service LIBERTY CENTER, oruo COMPLIMENTS OF LIBERTY HARDWARE Liberty Center, Ohio BOLLMAN RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE Service and Installation On All Makes of Sets PHONE 147-2 Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments of FREMONT KRAUT CO Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments of BAUMAN'S STOCK YARD Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of SPIESS INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 125-3 Liberty Center, Ohio Lloyd and Renetta Spiess CAg9I1iSJ Compliments of EARL MURDOCK'S SHELL STATION GAS AND OIL Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments of SN YDER CHEVROLET Napoleon, Ohio CHEVROLET - FRIGIDAIRE SOHIO PRODUCTS R. J. Weaver, Distr. Napoleon, Ohio PHONE 3491 BOKERMAN SALES AND SERVICE STUDEBAKER LOBGRATLLATIOIN S- FROM YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER May your Memories of School Days be only happy ones!! We sincerely hope that the Portraits and Photographs we have made for ou and o r Y Y ll Annual will help to keep alive those Memories. THE WARD STUDIO OF NAPOLEON. NEW IDEA o STROMBERG-CARLSON 829 North Perry Street - Plwlle 3511 NAPOLEON, OHIO FRED R. CREAGER 8: SONS Bituminous and Macadam Contractors LIBERTY CENTER, OHIO Phone 5-1352 r-T- -W-ww WW, COMPLIMENTS or H. W. HEILMAN Liberty Center, Ohio COMPLIMENTS or DR. B. J. GEORGE Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments Of The Oelwein Chemical Co. Evan Spiess, Field Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF MORRISON'S STORE Liberty Center, Ohio Compliments of HERBERT JOHNSON 8z CO. PHONE McCLURE 5155 River Road, Rt. 110, Between Damascus and Turkeyfoot Bridge Compliments of ED 8r MARGE'S TAVERN Liberty Center, Ohio F X Z I, Aunalee Bard, do hereby will my liking for high school music to all the underclassmen. I, Gary Barlow, do hereby will my position as co-editor of the Tigeron to next year's editor, hop- ing it will be as interesting to him as it was to me. I, Jim Biddle, do hereby will my ability to keep training rules to Donald Burgoon. I, Donnie Bryant, do hereby will my ability to dance to anyone who wants it. I, Shirley Chambers, do hereby will all the good times of my high school years to all students who don't appreciate school with the hope that this will change their views. I, Donald Hoff, do hereby will my ability in agriculture class to Marion Rabe. I, Helen Hoffman, do hereby will my seat in shorthand to Carolyn Bannister. I, Dorothy Hogrefe, do hereby will my ability in sports to anyone who enjoys them as much as I have. I, Terry Hufford, do hereby will my place on the track team to anyone who enjoys track as much as I do. I, Pauline James, do hereby will my height to Tom Spieth. I, 'Betty Kigar, do hereby will my quiet ways CU to Alice Myles. I, Norita Kitter, do hereby will the honor of being Homecoming Queen to one of the junior girls. I, Barbara King, do hereby will my literature book to anyone who can understand Macbeth. I, Mary Lou Connolly, do hereby will my ability to get along with my sister to anyone else who can do as well as I have. I, Paul Eichar, do hereby will my position on the bench in basketball to Ronnie Rahe, hoping that he can sit beside Coach Reese in a close game. I, Iretha Elling, do hereby will my voice to any underclassmen who cannot be heard. I, Donald Ernst, do hereby will my super deluxe Plymouth to any of the teachers who will claim it. I, Arthur Follett, do hereby will my ability to fall asleep in school to anyone who can get away with it. I, Joyce Gineman, do hereby will my position as tympani player to anyone who thinks he can tune them. I, Fern Knapp, do hereby will my position as Mr. Boyer's secretary to anyone who will erj y it as much as I have. I, Arlene McCabe, do hereby will all the enjoyment I got out of high school to those who do not appreciate their high school days. I, Shirley .McConkey, do hereby will my shortness to Dick Perry. I, Edna McKnight, do hereby will my motorcycle to Miss George. I, James Myers, do hereby will anything I have to anybody who wants it. I, Russell McMaster, do hereby will the pin-ups in my locker to anyone able to show me some that are better. I, Gerry Lee Miller, do hereby will my ability to laugh and have a good time to anyone not en- joying himself. I, Jeanette Minnich, do hereby will my opportunity to travel in foreign countries to anyone who wants to broaden his knowledge about Europe. I, Barbara Mowery, do hereby will my position in band to anyone who can break more drum- sticks than I have. I, Harry Myles, do hereby will my curly hair to Mr. Schie, provided he lets it grow as long as his is now. I, Carolyn Patton, do hereby will my ability to drive a car without a license to Donna Burdue, hoping she won't get caught as quick as I did. I, Elnora Saneholtz, do hereby will my blonde hair to any brunette who prefers light hair. I, Eldon Saul, do hereby will my dislike for school to anyone who likes it. I, Arvis Spiess, do hereby will my D0Siti0H as cashier in the cafeteria to Joylee Frost. I, Milton Spiess, do hereby will nothing because everything I have I can use. I, Delores Starkey, do hereby will my position as head drum majorette to anyone who will like it as well as I have. I, Marilyn Swartzlander, do hereby will my four years as varsity cheerleader to any underclass- man who will like it as well as I have. I, Roy Swearingen, do hereby will my Nash to Mr. Schie so he won't have to ride a bike around town. I, Lucille Sweinhagen, do hereby will my position working in the office to one of the juniors. I, Leo Westhoven, do hereby will my ability in basketball to one of the underclassmen. I, Clifford Wilcox, do hereby will my girl friends in Toledo to Ken Bowers. WITNESSES. 6 i.z8,aJw1f MMM 1 - -1 I ,.....-L. 4 141 w.5 N 1 ling fl w M 7? ,Vi in Y 1 V1 if 3 .vs W y.. -w N y, M -1 I 1 N , 'wf ,F 4 . 22 5 ,,l 1 J 4 nm. .fn 5.