McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1955 volume:

V YN WASHINGTCN :ORGOTTEN THE HIEIHEIIIU UI 1955 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF MCCOMB HIGH SCHOOL MCCOMB, OHIO First Row-Dorothy Leader, Nancy Lee Thomas, Jerry Myers, Jim Haughn, Julia Nigh, Howard Troutner, Alberta Hess, Melvin Peterman. Second Row-Sandra Wagner, Lois Montague, Betty Finley, Roberta Wisterman, Thais Booth, Janet Collingwood, Marcella Ewing. Third Row-Bob Snively, Mr. Schmunk, Duan Lambert, Don Barker. ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR ..... . . .... ASSISTANT EDITOR ........ SNAPSHOT EDITORS .... ..... ASSISTANT SNAPSHOT EDITOR .... ADVERTISING MANAGER ........ ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER ........ ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER. ' ' BUSINESS MANAGER ,,,,,,,,,,, CALENDAR EDITOR ,,,,,,,,,,, ASSISTANT CALENDAR EDITOR . . SPORTS EDITOR ............ ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR , , LITERARY EDITOR .......... ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR . . . TYPIST .... . ........ . . . . TYPIST ....... . . . ...... TYPIST . . . . .... JIMHAUGHN '. .... ..................IULIANlGH MELVIN PETERMAN, MARCELLA EWING ..................DONBARKER ............THAISBOOTH . . . . . . .BOB sN1vELY . . . DOROTHY LEADER . . . . . GERALDTNE BEAM , , ,ROBERTA WTSTERMAN . . . .LOIS MONTAGUE . . . BETTY ELNLEY , , , , , JERRY MYERS . . . .DUANE LAMBERT . . . HOWARD TROUTNER . . . . . SANDRA WAGNER . . .NANCY LEE THOMAS ........ ALBERTA HESS . . . JANET COLLINGWOOD FACULTY and if ADMINISTRAT MR. L, W. ENSIGN, SUPERINTENDENT MR, CARL I-I. MARTENS, PRINCIPAL Findlay College, A.B., Bowling Green University, Bowling Green University B.S., Commercial, McComb University Wisconsin Ph. M., McComb 53-55. 46-55. SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL 9 HOWARD PENETON LEE EWING GILBERT ALTSTAETTER BOARD OF EDUCATIQN This is our Board of Education in a very typical meeting. This group of men along with our superintendent Mr. L. W. Ensign, meet together one night each month to decide important school policies. They are men from our community vitally interested in the progressive education of our young people. COMPLIMENTS OF MCCOMB DAIRY ' 5 V. I. GEORGE PAUL BRICKMAN ' my M' f eg I 'X 5 'Hv-Q. FACULTY MR. JACK E. AMMONS Findlay College Florida State University B,S. Education Social Studies-English McComb 53-55 MRS. LOUISE FARLEY Findlay College Bowling Green University Fifth and Sixth Grades McComb 53-55 MISS BLANCHE COURTRIGHT Findlay College A.B, Third Grade McComb 20 -55 MR. WILLIAM DETAMORE Otterbein College Bachelor of Music and Edu- cation McComb 53-55 MRS. MARTHA ENSIGN Findlay College A.B, Ohio State University McComb 53-55 MISS HELEN EWING Findlay College A.B. Bowling Green University Miami University McComb 21-55 MR. J. B. FINLEY Ashland College B.S, Ohio State University Chemistry, mathematics, coach McComb 45-55 MRS. AUDRICE HUTSON Findlay College A.B. First Grade McComb 46-49, 48-55 MRS. MILDRED JONES Findlay College, Bowl- ing Green University, B.S, in Education Second Grade McComb 23-28, 42-55 MRS. ELTA JOSEPH Manchester College Elementary McComb 45-47, 54-55 at , ac., 1 2 ,fe X 9' sa M, F .S . ' I it ff 1 hL li, . - ga 7 page .1 if lf 5 r -is 1' ff, gf 'mm M' is I Z 5 2 , 4 FACULTY MRS, FLORENCE LOY Miami State University Bowling Green University B.S. Education First Grade McComb 22:28, 48-55 MISS ELEANOR PAINTER Manchester College A.B, Biological Science Physical Education McComb 48-55 MISS KA THRYN MCDONA LD Bowling Green University B.S. in Education Fifth and Sixth Grades McComb 38-41, 42-55 MR. ROBERT MC VEY Bowling Green University B.S. Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Asst. Coach McComb 41-42, 45-55 MRS. OPAL MOORHEAD Bowling Green University Ypsilanti, Colorado Uni- versity Second Grade McComb 52-55 MRS, JEAN PEFFER California State Teachers College, Calif. Penn. Elementary McComb 54-55 MR. ROY SCHMUNK Findlay College B.S. Biological Science Commercial McComb 54-55 MRS, FLORENCE SMITH Miami State University Bowling Green University Kindergarten McComb 22-27, 48-55 MISS VIOLET STEINER Ohio State University B.S. Home Ec. McComb, 54-55 MR. DAVID WHITE Ohio State University B.S. Agriculture McComb 53-55 fa, 22 if ,na ,,,, is '.,-- L t,1,, ..,, , ,.,. C , , x ' - V. e,ff,f.wrm, W , , :lr-x q , 32552 'warg -'f ,'2f,5,gf52ff,wnff , ., , , fwff, , A, H ' r ,fjgfggfifziff L fy nfs I ' ' , 9 , fi K 3 Q f 3. . f ,J CHAUFFEU RS CH EFS SCH OL- FIRST ROW: BOB WISE, RALPH WALSH, ROY FARTHING, SECOND ROW: ART SMITH, DESSE CATON, RALPH HADDOX, MARION BUNDY. ABSENT: GERALD ROUTSON, HARVEY LOY, HAROLD CONRAD. MERLE STOUT E N A N C E ARTHUR SMITH A-4-wi cl: EE S ENI DOROTHY LEADER F.H.A.2,3,4: G.A.A.1.2,3,4: Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Gir1's Glee 1,2,3g StudentCounci1 Pres. 4, F.H,A, V. Pres. 3, Senior Class V. Pres. 4gF.H.A. Sec. 4, G.A,A. Reporter 4g Student Council 4, Librarian 3,4g Nat. Honor Soc. 3,49 Annual Staff 3,43 Marching Bandl,2,3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3,4gCheerleader 3,4g A11 County Band l,2,3,4g All County Gir1's Glee l,2g A11 County Mixed Chorus lg Queen Att. 3. PRESIDENT ..... VICE PRESIDENT . SEC. TREAS .... REPORTER . . . HISTORIAN .... CLASS COLORS . . CLASS FLOWER . ROBERTA WISTERMAN G,A,A.1,2,3,4g Y Teen's2,3,4g Mixed Chorusl,2,3,4g Girl'sG1ee1,2,3gJunior Play Class Pres. 4, G.A.A, Pres. 4, Soph. Class Repg Student Council V. Pres.4g AnnualStaff4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3,4g All County Band 1,2,3,4g All County Mixed Chorus lg All County Gir1's Chorus 1, 2,3,4. K ALBERTA HESS G.A.A.1,2,3,4: F.H.A.2,3,4g YTeen's 2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Gir1's Glee l,2,3,4g YTeen'sV. Pres.3g Class Sec. Treas.1,4g Student Council 1,4g Li- brarian lg National Honor Soc. 3,45 Annual Staff4g Marchir1gBand 1,2,3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1,2,3,4g County Band 1,2,3,4g County Gir1's Glee 2,3,4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS asnaoaeannqcrownaooauna . .ROBERTA WISTERMAN . . . . DOROTHY LEADER . . . . . . .ALBERTA HESS .LOIS CAROL MONTAGUE . . . . . . . . .THAISBOOTH CARDINAL AND TAN .WHITE ROSE MOTTO ....... A QUITTER NEVER' wigs' a1l1n'A' VVINNER NEVER QUITS CLASS ADVISOR ....... I .......... ..... . . . . . . . . .MRS.ENSIGN BERNHARDT'S INC. WALLPAPER PAINTS LINOLEUM FINDLAY, OHIO 10 WC.. 1 THAIS BOOTH F.H.A. 2,3,45 G,A.A. 1,2,3,45 G,A,A, President45 Y-Teens 25 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girl's G1ee1,2,35 Class Presi- dent 15 G,A,A, Reporter 25 Student Council 15 National Honor Soc. 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Marching Band 1,25 3,45 ConcertBand1,2,3,45Cheer1ead- er1,2,3,45 Office 45 All County Cho- rus l,2,3,45 F.F.A, Queen 1,45 All County Band 1. DICK BUSH Football 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Softball 1. 511-are K PAT BUCHANAN F,H.A, 2,3,45 G,A.A, 1,2,3,45 Y-Teen 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,2535 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band1,2,3,45 Senior Scouts l,2,3, Pres. 15 County Chorus 2,35 County Band 2, 35 Triple Trio 35 Sextette 4. BETTY RACHEL DONALDSON F,H.A. 45 G,A.A. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Gir1's Glee 1,2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Librarian 25 Na- tional Honor Soc. 3,45 Office 4. EMMALUE BUNNELL F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.H,A, Pres. 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Girl's Glee 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 25 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2, 3,45 All County Band 2,35 4-H l,2,3,45 Jr. Fairboard Club Congress 4. MARCELLA EWING F,H,A,1,2,3,45 G.A,A, l,2,3, 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girl's Glee 1,2,35 JuniorP1ay35 Y-Teens Cabinet 35 Annual Staff45 MarchingBand 1,2,3,45 Con- cert Band l,2,3,45 4-H 1,2 3,45 County Band 1,2,3,45 County Girls Glee 1,2,3,45 Office 45 4-H Club Congress 3. 1 1I JAMES FOGLE Football 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. Bas- ketball and Softball l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus lg Boy's Glee Office lg F.F,A, 1,2,3,4. Q ROB ERTA JEAN HALE Gir1's Glee 3,43 Librarian 1, 2,3. SHIRLEY FOLTZ F,H.A, 4g G.A.A. lg Mixed Chorus lg Gir1's Glee l,2g Marching Band lg Homecoming Queen 45 Y Teen's 4. JIM l-IAUGHN Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 3g F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,3,4g Boy's Glee 1,3g Junior Playg F,F.A. Reporter 2g Sec. 3,4g National Honor Soc. 3,4g Annual Staff 3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3, 4g A11 County Chorus l,2,3,4g All County Band 2,3,4. MARYLIN FUNDUM F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Y- Teens 2g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girl's Glee l,'2,3gJr. Play 33 F.H.A. Reporter lg Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Concert Band 45 Softball Attendant 25 Sr. Girl Scout Troop 1,2,3,4g Girl's County Chorus2g Mixed County Chorus 35 Sr. Sextette 4. CAROL KEERAN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girl's Glee l,2,3. , 12 KX- A DON LARUE F,F,,A. l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Boy'sGleel,2,35 Junior Play 35 March- ing Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3, 45 Softball 3,45 Office 3,45 County Band 35 County Boys Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus l,2,3. NORMA LIKE F.H.A. 45 G,A.A, 45 Mixed Chorus 1. JIM LEADER F,F.A, l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boy'sG1ee l,2,3,45 Junior Play5 F,F.A, Pres. 45 Class Pres. 2,35 F,F,A, Rep, 35 Student Council 2,35 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,4g All County Band l,2,3,45 All County Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 F,F.A. softball 35 F,F,A, Basketball 1, 2,3,4. LOIS CAROL MONTAGUE F,H,A, l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y- Teens 2,45 Girls Glee l,2,3,45 Jr. Play Prompter 35 G,A.A. Sec. Treas. 45 Class Reporter 1,43 National Honor Society3,45 Annual Staff 45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Office 45 Girl Scouts 1, 2,3,45 Al1Girls Chorus 2,35 Softball 1. SHARON LEITER F.H.A. 1,45 G,A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2,35 Gir1's Glee l,2,3,45 Li- brarian 1,2,35 Marching Band l,2',3,45 Concert Band l,2,3, 45 Softball l,2,3,45 Office 45 All County Girls Chorus lg All County Mixed Chorus 25 All County Band 3. RONALD MOORE F,F.A, l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 F,F.A.Basketba1l2,3,45 Mix- ed Chorus l5 Boys Glee Club 15 F.F.A, Softball 1,2,3,4. 13 JERRY MYERS Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Boy's Glee lg F.F,A, Treasurer45 Annual Staff 45 Office 45 Junior Play-Stage Manager. JOY SHANK F.H,A, l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3, 45 Y-Teen's25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girl's Glee 1,2,35 Jun- ior Playg Marching Band l,2, 3,45 All County Girl's Chorus 25 All County Mixed Chorus 35 Senior Sextette 45 Senior Girl Scout Troop l,2,3,45 Sec.-Treas. 25 Pres. 4. MELVIN PETERMAN Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boy's Glee 1, 2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Librarian 35 An- nualStaff 3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Of- fice 45 Basketball Manager lg Pro- jectionist 4g All County Mixed Cho- rus l,2,3,45 A11 County Boy's Chorus 1,2,3,4. JIM SHEIDLER Football 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Treasurer F.F.A. 3g F.F.A. Softball 4. 14- BOB PICKENS Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball. 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boy's Glee 45 Class Sec. Treas. 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,4. DAN SHOOP Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sec, 15 Vice Pres. 25 Student Adv. 35 Concert Band 1,25 All County Band 1,2,3. LOWELL SPITNALE Football Manager lg Basketball l,2g F.F.A, l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2g Boy's Glee 1,25 Stage Manager 3g F,F,A, Reporter 4g Student Council lg Marching Band 3,4g County Chorus 1,25 F.F,A. Basketball 3,4. NANCY LEE THOMAS F,H.A. 2,3,4g G.A,A, 1,2,3,4g Y- Teen's 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus lg Gir1's Glee l,2,3g Junior Play 3g Y-Teen Historian 4g National Honor Soc. 3,45 Annual Staff 4g Marching Band l,2,3, 4g Concert Band l,2,3g County Girls Chorus lg County Mixed Chorus lg County Band 2,3. 15 HOWARD TROUTNER F.F.A, B a s ke tb a111,2,3,4g F,F.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boy's Glee l,2,3g Cl. V. Pres. 33 F.F,A. V. Pres. 4g Student Council 3g National Honor Soc. 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Marching Band l,2,3,4g Concert Band1,2,3,4g Stage Manager 35 A11 County Band 1,2,3,4g A11 CountyBoy's Cho- rus 1,2,3,4. RAYMOND WATSON Mixed Chorus 2g Boy's Glee l,4g Librarian l,2,4g Softball 1. ww 'M -Ng ,,M,,, v 335 .Z ff 4. -.W 3 .1 , SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY December 23rd of 1975 was a cold snowy evening in the city of McComb, and as we look into the household of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shoop, his wife being the former Thais Booth, they were wondering which theater to attend on this cold snowy evening, Finally after much dis- cussion they decided to go to the Watson and Bush Cinerama Theater, owned and operated by Richard Bush and Raymond Watson, After much debating they called a taxi service and when the taxi picked them up, who should be driving but Lowell Spitnail who owned and operated his own 'Spitnales Squadron of Speedy Sportsmobiles. When they arrived at the theater who should be clearing the walk of snow but Jerry Myers, who after running up a big gambling debt with 'Diamond Don LaRue' the gambling king, had to supplement his income by getting a part time job. Upon reaching the ticket window they spied Sharon Leiter who was selling tickets to help pay her way through business school. Inside the theater taking tickets, they found Ronnie Moore who had just been named the best dressed doorman. Asthey approached the popcorn stand they were greeted by Roberta Hale, who was busily popping popcorn, After buying some popcorn they went into the theater and were ushered to their seats by James Fogle who ushered them down aisle four in his Fogmobile. The sportsreel has just started and they saw the latest flashes of the game of the week, The McComb Manglers were playing the Deweyville Duckwalkers, and we see manager James Sheidler of the Manglers marching magnificently out to argue with the coach of the Duckwalkers, Robert Pickens, Suddenly Pickens threw a right and a left, and abruptly the sportsreel ended, Flashing on the screen next was the main feature, We see that the title of the film is 'Mouthy Mel Meets his Match. The story is built around the life of Melvin Peterman, the famous comedian. We see the film is written by Lois Carol Ziessler, the former Lois Carol Montague, who is the famous author of her day, and the story is from her novel of the same name. The movie was produced and directed by the noted Producer-Director Mr, James Haughn who has produced and directed such movies as Oh and 'Who Drug the Dragnet Away' which is better known as 'What Happen- ed to Jack's Webb? The stars of the movie we note are Miss Nancy Thomas, who is the famous character actress, in the part of his mother. Also in the movie is the Miss Marylin Fundum who in real life is married to this famous comedian, She plays the part of his wife in the movie. As the movie progresses we see the handsome James Leader, the bobbysocks delight, with his silver trumpet and his famous chorus line which has in it two old classmates of his, Norma Like and Shirley Foltz, Finally the show ends and the coming attractions are shown, The previews we see are of the famous dramatic team of Marcella Ewing and Alberta Hess who in private life are known as Mrs, Lionel Hawkins and Mrs, Ronald Courtright. An extra feature was shown on modern science. This movie was taken in the laboratory of the famous Phyisist Dr. Howard Troutner who at the time of the movie was working on an experiment for atomic control of the modified leniar gquatgon on radio active necular molecules, As his assistant and wife we find the former Emmalue unne , After leaving the show Dan and Thais went to the Black Panther Night Club where they see Roberta Wisterman the famous singer dining with Carol Keeran a famous Paris clothes designer and Betty Donaldson a Famous New York Stylist, Dan and Thais joined them at the table and discussed old times. Soon Mr, and Mrs, William Christman fthe former Pat Buchananj and Mr, and Mrs, George Brown fthe former Joy Shankj c-ame in and upon seeing the group joined them, Suddenly to the surprise of everyone a drumbeat announces the appearance of the famous night club star Dorothy Leader who upon seeing the group stops her act and joins the group at the table and they all talked way into the night. COMPLIMENTS HANCOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN FINDLAY, OHIO 17 SINK'S FLOWERS, 404 SECOND STREET, FINDLAY, OHIO 18 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of the year of our Lord one-thousand nine hundred fifty five, in the Village of McComb, County of Hancock, State of Ohio, having been adjudged sound and un- sound of mind and memory, and desiring to dispose of our possessions both valuable and other- wise, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament in form and manner as follows. To the school, we bequeath the remainder of our treasury to construct a swimming pool under the gym floor, providing mixed swimming is always permitted, To the Juniors we leave our well-worn chapel seats, and our 'homey' home room with per- sonal lockers included. To the Sophomores we do bequeath our cultured minds and wise intellectual habits, because, after taking a recent survey we find they badly need it. To the unworthy Freshmen we leave our wisely used study hall seats and discarded chewing gum ffound under said seatsj. I, Thais Booth, hereby bequeath my ability to control my temper to Janice Altman, providing she only uses it on Detamore. I, Pat Buchanan, hereby bequeath my singing voice to Duckie Phillips so he can make mixed chorus next year, I, Emmalue Bunnell, hereby bequeath my booming voice to next year's speech class provid- ing they control it as I have. I, Dick Bush, hereby bequeath my ability to whisper sweet nothings into a girl's ear to Hughie Kleinhenz providing Hughie leaves the little freshman girlies alone. I, Betty Donaldson, hereby bequeath the lamp I used to burn the midnight oil to Judy Nigh so Judy can save on her dad's light bill. I, Marcella Ewing, hereby bequeath my ability to stick to a diet to Jo Anne Ewing providing she doesn't overdue it and completely disappear. I, Jim Fogle, hereby bequeath my ability to get dates to Bob Snively so Bob won't have to take my girl out, I, Shirley Foltz, hereby bequeath my ability to make words flow from my mouth like water from a high pressure faucet to Evelyn Smith providing she knows when to turn off the tap, I, Marylin Fundum, hereby bequeath my false tooth to Frank Rozelle just in case he loses one in a football game next year, - I, Roberta Hale, hereby bequeath my horse to Susan Joseph so Susan can take my place as president of the local Roy Rogers fan club. I, Jim Haughn, hereby bequeath my yellow bumble buggy as a challenge to anyone who thinks he can get it to school on time, I, Alberta Hess, hereby bequeath my refined chuckle to Carolyn Orwick so she can liven up Chemistry class next year. I, Carol Keeran, hereby bequeath my quiet disposition to Geraldine Beam who has already broken the sound barrier, 19 I, Don La Rue, hereby bequeath my ability to pick a winner to Duane Lambert so Duane can pay off the mortgage on the 'blue goose. I, Dorothy Leader, hereby bequeath my ability to go steady with more than one boy at a time to Carol Sue Fundum, in case Carol gets tired of her present steady, I, Jim Leader, hereby bequeath my ability to make people believel am a rosy cheeked, innocent, perfect, little school boy' to Gene Bundy, but remember Gene, don't over do it. I, Sharon Leiter, hereby bequeath my glasses to anyone who won't misplace them. I, Norma Like, hereby bequeath my love for hillbilly music to Mark Deerwester so he can start appreciating the finer things of life. I, Lois Montague, hereby bequeath my love for sailor boys to I anice Schwartz so she can get into one of the finer branches of the service. I, Ronnie Moore, hereby bequeath my knowledge of Findlay's streets to Ervin Zeltner so he will have a good place to park, I, Jerry Myers,will my ability to type 80 words a minute to Bob Stoepfel so he won't have to march when he gets in the Army, I, Melvin Peterman, hereby bequeath my poise, dignity, and absolute self control to Elaine Ritter. Remember Elaine always count to ten. I, Bob Pickens, hereby bequeath my excessive height to Jack Jacobs so his classmates can look up to him. I, Joy Shank, hereby bequeath my tinkling, graceful and cultured laugh to Shirley Smith hoping that she will use it. I, Jim Sheidler, hereby will my curly hair to Bill Clevenger so the girls will have something to run their fingers through. I, Dan Shoop, hereby bequeath my ability to neck with girls taller than I am to Dean Wash- burn to give the taller girls a break. I, Lowell Spitnale, hereby bequeath my beloved big bass drum to Jan Nigh in hopes it will strengthen him for football next year. I, Nancy Thomas, hereby bequeath my natural blond hair to Ann Harden, so Ann won't have to try so many trial and errors, I, Howard Troutner, hereby bequeath my ability to raise five legged sheep to Dick Pickens. Remember Dick, if they have eight legs they're an octopus. I, Roberta Wisterman, hereby bequeath my autographed picture of Liberace to Charles Eberly. Keep practicing Charles, you still have a chance. I, Raymond Watson, hereby will my ability to woo girls to Johnny Andonian so he won't have to write so many letters. The foregoing instrument was on the date thereof signed, sealed, published and declared by the Senior Class of 1955 as and for its last will and testament, in the presence of us, who upon request, hereunto set our name as witnesses, Jim l-Iaughn Dorothy Leader Howard Troutner Thais Booth KOEHLER'S FLOWERS 1022 LIBERTY ST. FINDLAY, OHIO 20 SENIOR CLASS HISTCRY We, as green Freshmen started out high school life in 1952 by electing the following officers, President-Thais Booth, Vice President-Kayleen Wilkinson, Secretary 85 Treasurer-Jim Leader, Historian-Alberta Hess, Reporter-Lois Carol Montague. This year our advisor was Mr. Wadling- ton, Our class roll revealed 34 members. The activities of the year included a bake sale and Christmas party. At the close of our freshman year we selected our class flower, a white rose, our colors, cardinal red and tan, and our motto, A Quitter Never Wins and A Winner Never Quits, We, as more experienced Sophomores started our 1953 term by electing Jim Leader, President, Jim Sheidler, Vice President, Bob Pickens, Secretary 85 Treasurer, Howard Troutner, Historian, and Roberta Wisterman, Reporter. We gladly welcomed three new members: Joan Harper from Bowling Green, Jim Sheidler from Pandora Gilboa, and Shirley Foltz from Hoytville, Later in the year we were glad to see Jerry Myers and Lowell Spitnale back with us. This made a total of 38 members. On December 23rd we held a high-school Christmas party which everyone en- joyed. In May we enjoyed another fine class party, a weiner roast at the roadside park followed by a hay-ride. Mr. Burt was our advisor that year. The year 1953 found us as jolly juniors, and to see us through the year we chose the following officers, President, Jim Leader, Vice President, Howard Troutner, Secretary 8: Treasurer, Bob Pickens, Historian, Alberta Hess, and Reporter, Kayleen Wilkinson. We were sorry to lose Jackie Pingle, Jane Goddard, and Dick Thayer, but glad to see Myra Cole back from Findlay. This year was a busy one as we had to work to make money for our class trip. Some of our money- making projects were selling Christmas cards, everyday cards, McComb Panther shirts, concessions at basketball games, a round and square dance, and our class play, Mr. Beane From Lima, directed by our class advisor Mrs, Ensign, who so willingly helped us make all of our projects become huge successes. May 22nd we entertained the seniors with a banquet in an 'Under the Sea' theme, We were served that evening by sailors and waves from the Sophomore Class, May 24th we served as honor guard for the Seniors' Commencement. On September 2nd, 1954 we Seniors made our grand entrance for our final year in good old M. H. S. Roll call showed an attendance of 31. We were very sorry to lose Kayleen Wilkinson, who moved to Findlay, Mary Jane Franks, Joan Harper, Myra Cole, and Helen Allen. We were honored by having Mrs. Ensign for our class advisor again this year. Our officers this year were, Roberta Wisterman, President,Dorothy Leader, Vice President, Alberta Hess, Secretary Sa Treas- urer, Thais Booth, Historian, and Lois Carol Montague, Reporter. October 18th a ham supper was served by our Mothers before the homecoming football game. We were very proud of our queen, Shirley, who reigned over the game, Concessions at basketball games also helped our treasury. f The annual Christmas Party was enjoyed by everyone, and most of the fun was in decorating or it. Our class play, although it was on April Fool's Day was a huge success. Our trip to Washington was the highlight of the year, and the cherry blossoms were beautiful the weekend of April 16th, We wish to thank the Juniors for the nice banquet. l'm sure everyone enjoyed it. This being an event of May 14th our biggest day of the year was yet ahead of us. This day, May 15th, Baccalaureate was held at 2:00 and Commencement at 8:00. This concluded the highschool days of the class of 1955. 21 COMPLIMENTS OF TROUT FURNITURE CO FINDLAY OHIO 22 X VOTE forJ p6 cuss PRESIDENT V01 UNDERCLASSES Eg g up., pil' fm. . f- . 'QV-v 2 7 We 1 V frhbd, J '-,, , Q5 . , Q - -,: :,. + . .fe Ivi L'- i'f .Q-' iff . , H A r ' A 'AA J r W ff X , . . ss. . C . , ' ' l J J J s s J Q , at . V., . ,NDR X : O . J, Q. .Q i 2... , s J' was gifs W , , e lg . Agfa' g 'Kiev in was fr Q. s. 3 m. it 135' fe if , Lf ,f M51 X' 5' i s ,. I , , b,Vh ,d p fm . , l L,.: ., K '- -.-MQVQ f! F ..f1sh2 R M' fff -VVV my W' I - Qs VF? '.Q1 .J ,. ff. 1QQ A A . C . , .- J li sis J s J... - A . 9 I , :ay ,f 1' ,, . . 1 J I q ' . p x.: ' W vw I 1. 'A' -1. , L, -'... 1, V? I K . ..:..: y , V L v, . A! m ' First Row: Gene Bundy, Margorie Otto, Bonnie Tate, Hugh Kleinhenz, Carolyn Orwick, Joanne A 'r n o n- - Wilson, Elaine Ritter. Second Row: Judy Nigh, Evelyn Smith, Ann Harden, Duane Lambert, Janet A My V Collingwood, Don Barker, Dean Washburn. Third Row: Betty Finley, Frank Rozelle, Ervin Zeltner, Jack Jacobs, Jim Stoepfel, Dick Pickens, Robert Snively, Fourth Row: Bill Clevenger, Terry Gary, Q ,,,, 5, 5 Jo Anne Ewing, Geraldine Beam, Lois Sterling, Lucille Davis, Jeanette Augsburger. Fifth Row: Nancy ,J J Ann Thomas, Shirley Smith, Florence Myers, Carol Sue Fundum, Gail Newcomer, Susan Joseph, Lois Ann Snavely, Sixth Row: Sandra Wagner, Absent: Bob Stoepfel, Jack Harden, JUNIOR CLASS As the year opened ther were 38 members in the Junior Class. We were glad to welcome both Bonnie Tate and Jack Harden back to school. We elected the following officers: President-Ervin Zeltnerg Vice-President, Carol Sue Fundum, Secretary 8: Treasurer-Julia Nigh, Reporter-Caro1ynOrwic'k, Historian-Sandra Wagner. Miss Painter was named our advisor. On November 12 we presented our class play, Love is in the Air, which was enjoyed by all. Many of the boys in our class participated in sports. We were proud of Carol Sue Fundum and Julia Nigh who were chosen as cheerleaders. For making money, we sold Christmas cards, catsup and mustard holders, and refreshments at basketball games. We paid class dues and also saved tax stamps. In May, we entertained the Seniors with a banquet. COMPLIMENTS OF HANCOCK HYBRIDS INC., FINDLAY, OHIO 24 A 1. LQ' -, j it uw, 's.....f' 5 1 v i H ' 'Q 5, Q --if X 7' v I A- , - In K , - .. I krkz 4 I , Y In , L ,.. 73 I 4--. av'-F, rat fire S R ...ra ' f v a -as , t it a. .. ' it L f , F' .f t if H S rs A ' ' ,L ,.:Z ., it .a t 1 if A X 1 1 f- 1 ,i e. , ' , ' X ' t i - ,V K 'EXP - ,,..,, We-If I .H ' . imaffgy .fiat ,F f. i Q aio. . ' L : - - L '2 f fi ,- S' L M Q sf if sf ' -' .'W41 55 :- ,',-12 2 5 L Tw First Row: Larry Orwick, Ray Miller, Janice Altman, Rose Burnett, Miles Sherick, Velva Shafer, Larry lnbody, Second Row: Lynne Miller, Larry Rader, Beverly Shoop, Dennis Nagy, Jerry Foltz, Wilbur Richards, Robert Philips. Third Row: Jeannett Herman, Mark Deerwester, Larry Mapes, Daniel Dietrich, Ronald Hale, 'G- Shirley Like, Phyllis Shafer, Fourth Row: Janice Schwartz, Annie Andonian, Janice Monett, Shirley Winkle, Phyllis Kersh, Sara gflyleirs, Paula Foltz. Fifth Row: Robert Self, Otha Sudlow, Darrell a ant, SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class opened the school year by electing the following officers. President-Beverly Shoop, Vice President-Phyllis Kersh, Secretary SL Treasurer-Mark Deerwester, Historian-Rose Burnett, and Reporter-Dennis Nagy. Miss Painter was our home room teacher, and Mr. Schmunk acted as our class advisor this year. There are 31 members in our class this year. We were sorry to lose Florence Sterling, who moved to Van Buren, but were happy to gain a new member, Bud Sherick, from Liberty. Our class was well represented at the homecoming by our candidate, Paula Foltz. We were proud of the boys, in our class, who participated in the sport of basketball and football. Many of the girls participated in the school activities of G.A.A., F.H.A., and Y-Teens. In our business meetings during the year, we discussed and found ways of making money for our senior trip. Some of these were bake sales, saving tax stamps, a penny for your height, and we discussed a dance. We ordered our class rings, which are the prettiest yet, and we'll be looking forward to wearing them next year when you'll be seeing us as Juniors. LE GRANDE POTATO CHIPS, 752 HOWARD STREET, FINDLAY, O. 25 at ,,,, ,fs -- l 7, , A Q,--1 .., 2- M 'Q ,, ,. , 2 'J X Y 'Q Nga? iw, 5, ,ga ,WM M. git riff, if ,jimi is grail' if H K if 2 Wm K 1' 3 4 SIX , aw 'ff Q ,t A W V a , tg!! ' -' 34 , Q K is g ,.,,. Q mi I 5 3 --...,., , sf Q ff fri. ? 0 1 as A sais . in ' -2.3371 in if ei? r- llf .- r ' '5:1',: ' . 1. Myij ,,i' wg X-N 1 . E X 'if' r MH V U a We Q4 Sf , ,,,, , , , as if Q 7' -if First Row: Ralph Nigh, Barbara Ewing, Fred Alstaetter, Rosalind Rader, Susan Wade, Connie Brick- man, Donald Phillips, Second Row: John Andonian, Ruth Ann Buchanan, Arden Rader, Jack Myers, Roger Orwick, Rosaland Wasson, Ruth Leader, Third Row: Linda Lou Wagner, Brenda Holladay Mary Ellen Adams, Jan Nigh, Phyllis Rozelle, Dale Smith, Ioleen Shank, Fourth Row: George Franks Gerald Aller, Anita Kurtz, Mary Ann Parker, Mary Haughn, Hobson Rader, Mary Stoephel. Fifth Row: Marvin Tate, Bill Foltz, Lola May Davis, Kenneth Bryan, Sandra Shafer, Barbara Bennett, Bill Davis. Sixth Row: Carole Butler, Absent: John Rea, Jay Rea, FRESHMAN CLASS Well, we finally made the grade! The Freshman Class started out this year with 38 people in our class. We began by electing officers as follows: Presi- dent-Roger Orwick, Vice President-Fred Altsaetler, Sec-Treasurer-Anita Kurtz, Reporter-Jack Myers, Historian-Mary Haughn. Our colors are yellow and gray, our flower is the yellow carnation and our motto, Toward Ever Backward Never. We were sorry to lose Frank Ster- ling and Linda Martin in October but were happy to welcome John and Jay Rea from New York. So we still have 38 students. We plan to have a Christmas party with the upper 4 grades. And a freshman party in the spring. Our first year in High School has been exciting and we are looking forward to being Sophornores next year. HUGHES CLEANERS, 701 HOWARD, ON YOUR WAY INTO FINDLAY 26 W isa.- , V ,,, . 1 W 'fix 1 First Row: Larry Spitnale, John Stanfield, Dennis Geren, Don Lora, Billy Grogg, John Holladay, Linda Crouse. Second Row: Eugene Stoepfel, Floyd Rader, Sharon Doubt, Eugene Lora, Gene Corron, Charles Cosner, Larry Tyson, Third Row: Duane Latta, Fannie Roy, Charles Eberly, Larry Burnett, Joyce Campbell, Jan Brickman, Charles Feltman. Fourth Row: Russell Conrad, Sandra Rider, Eva Andonian, Madge Shafer, Tom Hart, Ronnie Pendleton, Robert Varner. 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QI ,, L, J .1 - JE' ' '-::, ' V .f it fg'.t,. n+tK were B' :n.wHmaaWiwa 4 H . 6, gg N , ' I . . ,QV . . l ' - , rv . ' Dvs.. I ' I- A ' ' -Vff Fw ' '.:.' ix, fi I' -'. I 55225 7-:,i 1 ' fa :,' -'m' , - P- J , ' - , , . . 'I if .0 M ' M. ,1 'I 5 ' ' I - t I w xfa .4 f A - .,,.f ww 2- ,, ..,f' 1 .seg A. Z, . .g y swsi , an First Row: Eileen McMaster, Joellen Sheidler, Junior Herringshaw, David Routson, Donnie Ensign, Marilyn Pickens, Thomas Nagy, Lucinda Crist. Second Row: Virginia Leader, Sue Woodruff, Shirley Orwick, Carole Walsh, Faye Shafer, Jeanette Phillips, Mack Roberts, Donovan Courtright. Third Row: Laura Parker, Judy Okuly, Jane Moore, Marie Wise, Jo Caroll King, Sidney Agner, Arvina Swinehart, Bonnie Newcomer. Fourth Row: Barbara Corron, Danny Rader, Don Lora, Cynthia Caton, Darryl Mc- Dowell, Billy Glaser, Wayne Rader, Vernon Burnett. Fifth Row: Denny Alstaetter, Jim Lora, Don Ewing, Paul Brickman, Becky Shoop, Carol Endrek, Ralph Priest, Harriet Miller. Sixth Row: Glenn Moore, Kenneth Brown, Janet Foltz, Barbara Feltman, Sandra Spence, Leslie Woodward, Jeannette Loy, Jack Orwick, Seventh Row: Elaine Sherick, Absent: Linda Crist. SIXTH GRADE COMPLIMENTS OF SAN A PURE DAIRY, FINDLAY, OHIO so , :ws mx gg -it it f Ps W 3 Nr,-iv' ? C 5 , sa-.,, 3 is Q A was f in G es W ASB 5 3 L as 'P 5 '-'KY' S .Q Q fy Q at it , in l if K ,, J 'fg V ,,A-- J S 5 ,5., First Row: John Easton, Diana Markins, Billy Butler, Bob Billings, Bob wade, Jill Rider, Kenneth Deweese. Second Row: Ronnie McDowell, Jim Bryan, Ronnie Routson, Larry Sands, Sharon Orwick, Sandra Arrington, Terri Ann Hutson. Third Row: Joe George, John Beck, Donnie Spoors, Ralph McCullough, David Grogg, Dickie Brocik, John Burnett Fourth Row: Lola Shafer, Shirley Lora, Viola Lanker, Dick Stoepfel, Grace Leader, Carol Sue Watson, Eddie Ingold Fifth Row: Henry Farguharson, Susan Rader, Linda George, Bob Amstutz, Vicki Logan, Bob Zeller, Don Andonian. Sixth Row: Jane Collingwood, Sidney Bishop, John Richards, Janis Snavely, Nancy St, John. Absent: Charles Like Jimmy Shoemaker, Ray Wise. FIFTH GRADE COMPLIMENTS OF THE EVANS TYPEWRITER COMPANY 31 .gf Q.. J a n f5 - 4 S F L' 4 - W w ,.,wt, Ar- . t h,-sn mr- 50 4 ,Q , if .W -, X 3 .V Rf SBK 4, 'T ' 5 ' 'E 'S as nf- v I ,f '- Aa ' , m .5 , W' A . x WM - 2 7 S. a if uf f' Q f.sr:::a5Sr:'5.:r:.:1z. mire 7 . .J i t K ,551 . , , ,. ' -V 'r - . .' , ..a. . .. I ' I .. - -3' it f U H ,V ,Q V ' - Je.-ws A., J - ,mf Nfl? A M' I I .. - Q5 . Q at , swf ,Y J T 'P' ,. t W - . , iii . 3, : -fm' - . 7 rw' 1 '. N-www-f y lf . - as rm, .5 if 3 - K ' -vs:-fw if 1 . J 5? ' L-L... A ' , i fi :f fis . 71, ., . L vw I 1 fir ' iv a N i , M.:-f' . ., - - ia it A fn, . . We , . f J . , . .,, r lk . K . J .5 fx K, ' K in ' ' i a, A, me ., K WN, , fr K F: x ,Y gawk mu. -. y A V k 6 '31 :nw V. L V' ,. .vi-1 ,M la, pm- A , , . K, , I -W. , . 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Third Row: John Pitney, Carolyn Geren, Larry Greene, Bob Buchanan, Marjorie Deerwester, Margaret Stoepfel, Linda Arrington, Larry Wise. Fourth Row: Janice Gangle, Bonnie Woodruff, Tommy Johnston, Arthur Payne, Sharon Butler, Dick Davis, Larry Gene Wolford, Shirley Challen. Fifth Row: Martha Steiner, Linda Woodward, Larry McMaster, Judy McCullough, Laura Shoop, Jean DeWeese, Roger Lenhart, Connie DeWeese, Sixth Row: Rita Martin, Linda Parker, Bob Beck, Bobby Thomas, John Joe Rinehart, Linda Hilty, Ronnie Holladay, Barbara Inbody, Seventh Row: Ronnie DeWeese, Judith Dietrich, Absent, Dale Rea. FOURTH GRADE COMPLIMENTS OF COOPER TIRE AND RUBBER CO,. FINDLAY, OHIO 32 3 S. 'bf - ' .L1:f ,At Q zg, A. VQN M 9 A J 4 VE! First Row: Roxy Hook, Gregory Bishop, MaDelyn Arrington, Barbara Bryan, Mary Herman, Terry Rader, Lois Ann St. John. Second Row: Lynn Tate, Linda Ammons, Tom Pitney, Douglas Aukerman, April Hart, Thomas McCleary, Sharon Miller. Third Row: Sammy Inbody, Joyce Gangle, John Sherick, Virginia Fletcher, Laila Nigh, Stanley Wise, Kay Ewing, Fourth Row: Linda Leader, Danny Like, Judy McDowell, Anna Newell, Charles Dietrich, Martha Millham, Freddie Nigh. Fifth Row: Ronald Markins, Donelda Sterling, Ronnie Andonian, Nancy Beck, Dick Morris, Janet Engard, Janet Ewing. Sixth Row: Patsy Harshberger, Stevie Miller, Aleta Montague, Larry Franks, Judy Hector, Dennis Challen, Gary Culp. Seventh Row: Grace Fenstermaker, Vickie Todd, Rose Ellen Orwick, Billy Tate, Janet Aukerman, Sue Ellen Long, Charlette George. Eighth Row: Joann Doty,Jill Glaser. THIRD GRADE COMPLIMENTS OF THE HANCOCK COUNTY FARM EQUIPMENT ASSN. ss First Row: D. Kitchen, L, Greene, is is! VS. 3 .f,, .V V ,M 'Wris- 4,r ' 'Xi 1 gl-......... Q 3 1 W - if af if X ,ii ' ' r. ., f SM-,fr E kx ff? ,. 41 . r I i H691 i sk S It 'W x 1 wpvqw ski? y 23.4517 wr Z' 1 3 X fi Wil? a ish! FI' f-991 is 2 ? SY. 'Minis ' ffl? 4 we 3, X 34- , N, rf ff. 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Second Row: S. Spence, D. Stoepfel, J. Edie, B, Bennett, B. Len- hart,C, Morris, N, Norway, K, Montague, Third Row: T, Grogg, T. Grose, S. Hamrick, D. Stahl, R. Lauck, R. Hermon,B. Caton, S. Moorhead, Fourth Row: B. Rehus, P. Bishop, P. Long, N. Ingold, B, Easton, M, Honse, W. Siferd, J. Okuly. Fifth Row: T, Rader, R. Geren, J. Clark, D. Houk, M, Hartzell, E, Routson, P. Little, E. Davis, Sixth Row: I. son, G, Wise, Seventh Row: I. Franks, D, MacWink1e, J. Lambert, K. Latta, C, Cosner, B. Borgelt, L, Orwick, D. Shoemaker, Eighth Row: S. Rader, L. Spoors. SECOND GRADE COMPLIMENTS OF SHADY ACRES GOLF COURSE MCCOMB OHIO 34 Newcomer.I. Montague, M, Fenstermaker, B, Smith, S.Cha11en, T. Swinehart, C, Hut- , f,,1L - -1:: i J , First Row - Connie Wells, Phillip Glaser, Jerry McCul- lough,Bertha Holladay, Mary Schroll, Julieann Dietrich, John Billingsley, Larry Siferd, Ronnie Kepling. Second Row - David Sharninghouse, Karol Martin, Pat Laney, Ronnie H au gh n, Danny Hook, Betty Jane Bergman, Joe Newell, Mike Siverling, John Aukerman. Third Row- Linda Elems,Larry Insley,Connie Bennett, Sharyl Doeng- es, David Rader, Cheryl Siferd, Sue LaRue, Diana Clark, Nancy Davis. Fourth Row - Diana Spitsnaugle, Judy Aukerman, Elaine Montague, Earl Kitchen, Lynne Anne Gallant, Betty Jo Herringshaw, Sue Stevenson, John Collingwood, Joan Dukeman. Fifth Row - Terry Sands, Patty Grogg,Susan Peneton,Linda Lou Tyson, Bradley Gunder, Larry Tate, Johnny Spoores, Connie Jo Spoors, Linda Fawver. Six Row - Linda Spence, Jerry King, Tommy Hilty, Jerry Spitnale, Jimmy Gangle, Cheryl Morris,Ellen Pelto,Sandra Gorrell,Charles Martimer. Seventh Row - Maxine Routson, Johnny Loy, Diane Had- dox,JerrySands,PennyChapman, Donnie Clinger, Faye Spence, William Aller, Larry Bill Todd. Eighth Row - Faye Phillips, Patty McCleary, Glenn Herringshaw, Gary Like. FIRST GRADE COMPLIMENTS OF BOB'S RESTAURANT BOB 8. KAY ss First Row: Linda Smith,John Ray Skelly, Michael Van Sickle, George DeFrieze, Christina Rehus, Marcia Todd, Dennis Miller. Second Row: James Engard, Dary Clark, Larry Little, Bradley Wolford, Dick Amstutz, John Foltz, Roger McDowell. Third Row: Cleo Sines, Delbert Payne, Eddie Herman, Sheila Kay Leader, David Arrington, Jane John- ston,Judy Martin. Fourth Row: Darrell Pendleton, Sharon Hector, Mary Engard, James Houk, Sue Gunder, Junior Harris, Joe Adams. Fifth Row: Patty Glaser Nancy Brickman Gail Siverlrng Larry Fenstermaker, James Fletcher, John Ewing, Paul Pitney. Sixth KINDERGARTEN BRYANT S SHOE STORE 608 S MAIN FINDLAY, OHIO W 1E2E1E2SE1:2:1:2:?:Z:E:E:E:E2E1i11111E122SIE12I213222E1523222E2E2E1:1E2E1E2E2:IE25:1:IS:1:1:12E2151E1E2S1E1E1 ORGANIZATICNS if xi .1 A.,. .,,......... A i, .,..,,.mWx,..,.W ..VA.. ,.- . . . , W . .. ff 5 1l2 f First Row-Diane Booth, Alberta Hess, Roberta Wisterman, Dorothy Leader, Carol Sue Fundum, Beverly Shoop, Larry Spitnale. Second Row-Mr. Ensign, Marietta Morrison, Jan Brickman, Lucretia Caton, Fred Alstaetter, Charles Cos- ner, Mark Deerwester, Ervin Zeltner, Anita Kurtz, Phyllis Kersh, Roger Orwick, Judy Nigh. STUDENT COUNCIL The McComb Student Council, amember of the National Association of Stu- dent Councils, is composed of the Presidents, Vice Presidents, and secretar- ies of all classes., At the beginning of the year We selected the following officers, President, Dorothy Leaderg Vice President, Roberts Wistermang Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Sue Fundum. This year the Student Council sponsored assembly programs, Christmas decorations, and a very successful Christmas party for grades 9-12 December Zl. We also bought Honor Society pins. We passed a legislation that all future Homecoming queens be a senior and one attendant from each class, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior. One of the projects this year was to have safety patrol. To earn money this year we sponsoreda magazine campaign carried out by the upper eight grades. COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN FARM EQUIPMENT MCCOMB, OHIO so Front Row: Dorothy Leader, Nancy Lee Thomas, Betty Donaldson, Howard Troutner, Jim Leader, Jim Haughn, Alberta Hess, Thais Booth, Lois Montague. Second Row: Carol Fundum, Geraldine Beam, Sandra Wagner, Janet Collingwood, Margie Otto, Bob Snivley, Duane Lambert, Ervin Zeltner, Jo Anne Ewing, Elaine Ritter, Betty Finley, Judy Nigh, Miss Painter. HONOR SOCIETY The purpose ofthe Hancock Honor Society is tocreate enthusiasm for scholar- ship, stimulate the desire to render service, promote leadership, and develop character in the students of the s e c ondary schools of Hancock County. Each school in the county chooses students, who can qualify in scholarship, leader- ship, service and character, to become members of the society. This year Z1 represent McComb. The seniors retaining membership are Thais Booth, Betty Donaldson, James I-laugh, Albe rta Hess, Dorothy Leader, James Leader, Lois Montague, Nancy Lee Thomas and Howard Tr outne r. The initiates are Geraldine Beam, Janet Collingwood, JoAnne Ewing, Betty Finley, Carol Fundum, Duane Lambert, Julia Nigh, Margie Otto, Elaine Ritter, Robert Snively, Sandra Wagner, and Ervin Zeltner. The faculty sponsor is Miss Painter. Three meetings were held during the year. Old members met in November, both old and initiates in February, and the formal initiation banquet in April. THOMAS JEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWEAR FINDLAY, OHIO 40 First Row: Judy Nigh, Elaine Ritter, Paula Foltz, Jo Ann Wilson, Janet Collingwood, Lois Ann Snavely, Nancy Lee Thomas, Carolyn Orwick. Second Row: Shirley Foltz, Nancy Ann Thomas, Norma Like, Janice Schwartz, Janice Monett, Beverly Shoop, Sara Myers, Rose Burnett. Third Row: Sharon Leiter, Margie Otto, Ann Harden, Jo Ann Ewing, Roberta Wisterman, Lynn Miller, Marcella Ewing, Susan Joseph. Adviser Miss Steiner. Y-TEEN Our local Y-Teen Club is a junior branch of the Y. W. C. A. We strive for better fellowship and good-will among ourselves and other schoolmates. The Y-Teen symbol we have chosen is the triangle, indicating the growth and im- provement of body, rnind, and spirit. The membership this year is composed of twenty-four girls from the Soph- omore, Junior, and Senior classes. The officers for the year are as follows: President - Janet Collingwood Vice President - Jo Anne Wilson Secretary - Lois Ann Snavely Treasurer - Paula Foltz Historian - Nancy Lee Thomas Chaplain - Elaine Ritter Recreation Leader - Judy Nigh News Reporter - Carolyn Orwick COMPLIMENTS OF HARTMAN GLASS AND CHINA SHOP FINDLAY OHIO 41 fmt First Row-Jim Haughn, Lowell Spitnale, Howard Troutner, Jim Leader, Jerry Myers, Dick Pickens, Mr. White, Sec- ond Row-Ralph High, Jim Fogle, Larry Rader, Don La Rue, Dan Shoop, Darrell Gallant, Gail Newcomer, Jerry Foltz, Larry Orwick, Ervin Zelmer, Dean Washburn, Jack Myers, Bill Foltz, Roger Orwick, Marvin Tate. Third Row-Don- ald Phillips, Hugh Kleinhenz, Kenneth Bryan, Larry Inbody, Robert Snively, Ronald Moore, Dan Dietrich, Gene Bun- dy, Robert Phillips, Gerald Aller, Dale Smith, Frank Rozelle, Donald Barker, Ronald Hale. Absent-Jim Sheidler. F. F. A. Our organization is composed of thirty-seven high school boys. We are banded together because of our common interest in Agriculture. We are striv- ing to do tomorrows tasks much quicker, more efficient and with increased abun- dance. Leadership within the field of agriculture is our ultimate goal. Our Motto is: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to Live, Living to serve. Our officers for the year are as follows: President, Jim Leader, Vice Pres., Howard Troutnerg Secretary, Jim Haughng Treasurer, Jerry Myersg Reporter, Lowell Spitnaleg Sentinel, Dick Pickens, Parliamentarian, Don Barker, Student Advisor, Dan Shoop. We participated in the County Parliamentary Contest from which we won a bronze award. We competed against eight Hancock County FFA Teams and won first place in the soft ball tournament. Nine members represented our chapter at our State FFA Camp last summer. They were Jim Sheidler, Dan Shoop, Jer- ry Myers, Jim Fogle, Dan Dietrich, Ronald Hale, Darrell Gallant, Larry Rader, and Bob Snively. Howard Troutner placed sixth in the state wool contest, sixth in Breeding Ewes and seventh in team placing. Jim Leader placed tenth in the state beef cow contest. Eight members attended the International Livestock show in Chicago. The year will be climaxed with two main events. ln March we will sponsor a Parent and Son Banquet. In June we will have several judging teams repre- senting our club at the State Contests. Each event will require demonstrating our ability, tact and leadership which we have learned during the year. COMPLIMENTS OF MCCOMB FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. 42 fi i ' I ...gg una- nuns HUMEM QNBTBRE A RS s..,.f AMERICA .mp ' First Row-Elaine Ritter, Shirley Smith, Jeanette Augsberger, Dorothy Leader, Emmalue Bunnell, Carol Sue Fundum, Ann Harden, Susan Joseph, Florence Myers, Miss Steiner. Second Row-Evelyn Smith, Rosie Wasson, Barbara Bennett, Rose Burnett, Nancy Ann Thomas, Sara Myers, Phyllis Shafer, Marylin Fundum, RuthAnn Buchanan, Shirley Like, Norma Like, Sandra Wagner, Carol Keeran, Lucille Davis, Bonnie Tate, Barbara Ewing, Phyllis Rozelle. Third Row- Lois Montague, Nancy Lee Thomas, Brenda Hollad ay, Janice Swartz, Lois Snavely, Rosie Rader, Janet Collingwood, Alberta Hess, Marcella Ewing, Joy Shank, Janice Monett, Velva Shafer, Paula Foltz, Beverly Shoop, Mary I-Iaughn, Joleen Shank. Fourth Row-Jeanette Hermon, Sharon Leiter, Mary Ellen Adams, Thais Booth, Anita Kurtz, Jo Ann Wilson, Pat Buchanan, Sandra Shafer, Connie Brickman, Betty Donaldson, Lois Sterling, Susie Wade, Margie Otto, Phyllis Kersh. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers Chapter is composed of fifty-seven high school girls. The group throughout the year is striving to fulfill our motto, Toward New Horizons. Each meeting was based on one of the eight purposes of our organization. Our officers for the year are as follows: President, Carol Sue Fundum, Vice President, Emmalue Bunnellg Secretary, Dorothy Leader, Treas- urer, Ann Hardeng Reporter, Elaine Ritter, Parliamentarian, Shirley Smithg Historian, Jeanette Augsburgerg Recreation Leaders, Susan Joseph, Florence Myers. Mrs. Everette Ritter and Mrs. Lee Ewing were selected as our club Mothers. In November we attended the bi-county meeting at Vanlue. We are proud to have Carol Sue Fundum elected secretary of the bi-county organization. Our Christmas project was the taking of gifts and presenting a program to the children at the children's home in Findlay. ln April a group of girls repre- sented our chapter at the Future Homemakers of America State Convention at the Ohio State University. Elaine Ritter participated in the ceremony for con- fering the award of Merit on the honor chapter in the state. The highlight of the year is our Mother-Daughter tea. The girls enjoy this opportunity to entertain their mothers for the afternoon. The main event on the program is the style review of the garments the girls constructed. THE PHOTO CENTER 207 S. MAIN ST. FINDLAY OHIO PH. 5925 43 my ask HASH'S FOOD CENTER, WHERE YOU SAVE EVERY DAY 44 ,J First Row: Elaine Ritterfaccompanistj, Dorothy Leader, Rose Burnett, Janet Ausberger, Nancy Ann Thomas, Judy Nigh, Connie Brickman, Thais Booth, Mary Haughn, Beverly Shoop, Marilyn Fundum, Phyllis Kersh, Carol Keeran. Second Row: Jan Nigh, Dale Smith, Jack Myers, Janice Schwartz, Joy Shank, Carolyn Orwick, Pat Buchanan, Roberta Wister- man, AnnHarden,Marcella Ewing,JanetCol1ingwood, Dar1Dietrick,Dennis Nagy, Ronald Hale, Mr. Detamore. Third Row: Jim Leader, Gerald Aller, Mark Deerwester, Melvin Peterman, Kenny Bryan, Howard Troutner, Bob Pickens, Bob Snively,Larry lnbody, Bob Phillips, Jim Haughn, Ray Miller. Absent-Geraldine Beam. Student Director-Melvin Peterrnan. Asst. Student Director-Mark Deerwester. MIXED CHORUS . , -L I f., ir Q v-1 I If x- 'N-. W' -f ,. Q tt. ' J .5 , y X-ig 1 - . W5 I K V7 ry rw 5 ,G ,W KA I , . I I it I f'8 - Q' it an I I' COMPLIMENTS OF TWINING MUSIC STORE FINDLAY OHIO 45 lst Row-Evelyn Smith, Carole Butler, Phyllis Rozelle, Barbara Ewing, Lucille Davis, Barbara Bennett, Rosy Wasson, Roberta Hale, Ruth Leader, 2nd Row-Linda Wagner, Phyllis Shafer, Judy Nigh, Ruth Ann Buchanan, Paula Foltz, Lois Carol Montague, Emmalue Bunnell, Joyleen Shank, Sandra Wagner, Sarah Myers. 3rd Row-Florence Myers, Brenda Holiday, Velva Shafer, Margie Otto, Susan Joseph, Lynn Miller, Elaine Ritter, Janice Monett, Rosy Rader, Lois Ann Snavely, Shirley Smith. 4th Row -Sharon Leiter, Mary Ellen Adams, Lois Sterling, Jo Ann Ewing, Betty Donaldson, Jo Ann Wilson, Mary Stoepfel, Anita Kurtz, Susanne Wade, Jeanette Hermon, Alberta Hess. Director, Mr. Detamore. GIRLS CHORUS BOYS CHORUS I -V, Q ,Q .mf 'HW Jr W ,Wt ,rx ii .f 'vy hw' lst Row-Marvin Tate, Bob Self, Bill Clevenger, Dale Smith, Larry Orwick, Darrel Gallant, Jack Jacobs. 2nd Row- Larry Mapes, Markie Deerwester, Hugh Kleinhenz, Bob Stoepfel, Gerald Aller, Ervin Zeltner, Bill Davis. 3rd Row- Kenneth Bryan, Raymond Watson, Larry lnbody, Bob Pickens, Daniel Deitrich, John Andonian, Bob Phillips, Melvin Peterrnan, Director, Mr. Detamore. BLOOMINGDALE'S FLOWERS FINDLAY OHIO MEMBER F. T. D. 46 First Row-Dorothy Leader, Howard Troutner, Emrnalue Bunnell, Don LaRue, Alberta Hess, James Haughn. Second Row-Roberta Wisterman, Melvin Peterman, Marcella Ewing, Bob Pickens, Sharon Leiter, Jim Leader. Third Row- Marylin Fundum, Joy Shank, Carol Montague, Pat Buchanan, Nancy Lee Thomas, Thais Booth, Lowell Spitnale. SENICR BAND MEMBERS MAJORETTES Left to right-Pat Buchanan, Darlene Latta, Ruthann Buchanan, Nancy Ann Thomas, Sandra Wagner, Florence Myers, Rosie Rader. 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TWIRLERS Pat Buchanan Nancy Ann Thomas Florence Myers Sandra Wagner Judy Nigh Rosy Rader Darlene Latta FRENCH HORNS Charles Eberly Linda Wagner Ruth Ann Buchanan FLUTES Lynn Miller Linda Crouse BARITONES Marcella Ewing Geraldine Beam BASSES Markie Deerwester Janice Monett GLOCKENSPIEL Janet Collingwood TROMBONES Don LaRue Jan Nigh Gerald Aller Mary Haughn Larry Spitnale Denny Alstaetter SAXOPHONES Roberta Wisterman Connie Brickman Jan Brickman Rosy Wasson Rose Burnett Jo Ann Ewing Phylis Schafer Joe Fran Ferrell PERCUSSION Lowell Spitnale Thais Booth Nancy Lee Thomas Marilyn Fundurn Joy Shank Lois Montague Betty Finley AnitalKurtz Sandra Rider Paula Foltz Shirley Winkle Sharo CORNETS Jim Leader Howard Troutner Dorothy Leader Kenneth Bryan Sue Rosenberger Donald Ensign Donald Kepling Russel Conrad Jarnes Edie Elaine Troutner Scott Rader Arvian Swinehart CLARINE TS James Haugh Alberta Hess Sharon Leiter Emmalue Bunnell Joan Harper Shirley Smith Jeanette Augsberger Beverly Shoop Mary Ellen Adams Mary Ann Parker Ruth Leader Velva Schafer Harriet Miller Jim Ensign Sharon Doubt Kay Martens Marietta Morrison COMPLIMENTS OF ZIEROLFS FINDLAY OHIO 49 . v,Q1 OUR BEST WISHES TO YOU, SKELLYS DRUG STORE MCCOMB so SCHCCL LIFE FEATURES PAULA FOLTZ, QUEEN, SHIRLEY FOLTZ, CAROL FUNDUM, MARY ADAMS QUEEN SHIRLEY, JIM HAUGHN BANQUET F A . , KROGER KLEANERS FINDLAY THRU KIEGER'S BARBER SHOP sz First Row: Jeanette Augsburger, Don Barker, Ervin Zeltner, Nancy Ann Thomas, Terry Gary. Second Row: Lois Ann Snavely, Janet Collingwood, Evelyn Smith, Susan Joseph, Bonnie Tate, Geraldine Beam, Robert Snively. Third Row: Duane Lambert, Jack Jacob, Miss Painter. JUNIOR PLAY On Friday, November 12, the Junior class presented a three-act comedy, Love ls ln The Air , under the direction of Miss Painter. The Truitt children are worried because Daddy never does anything roman- tic, and th e r e fo r e try to encourage him in paying more attention to Mama. Of course, they get involvedin romantic pursuits of their own, and in the mean- time quarrel as all brothers and sisters do. The family solves all immediate problems to become happy once again. Cast: Elmer Truitt, head of the Truitt tribe .... Gert Truitt, a good wife and mother ....... Gladys Truitt, a recent high school graduate . . Clarence Truitt, an energetic teenager ..... Gramps, the crochety father of Gert Truitt .... Maggie Truitt the brattish 13 ear old dau hter : 'Y ' S Hugo Nogginnocker, Clarence's overgrown pal . . . . . Jackie Summers, the girl across the street . . . Roscoe Blipp, Gladys bashful suitor ....... Poodles, Maggie's aggressive pal . . . . Beanie, a high school freshman ...... First Lady Buffalo ................ Second Lady Buffalo Honors Committee . . Third Lady Buffalo ................ . . Ervin Zeltner . . . . Susan Joseph . Geraldine Beam . . Donald Barker . . . . Jack Jacob . . . Nancy Thomas . . Duane Lambert Jeanette Augsburger . . . Robert Snively . . Evelyn Smith . . . . . Terry Gary . . Lois Ann Snavely . Janet Collingwood . . . . Bonnie Tate PATTERSON'S FINDLAY OHIO ESTABLISHED 1849 53 X ,jf COLUNGWUQD FINDLAy RAINEY'S MARATHON STATION, GAS, OIL, WASHING, LUB, McCOMB 54 Front Row: Jim Haughn,Jim Leader,Jerry Myers, Stage Managers. Second Row: Pat Buchanan, Lowell Spitnale, Dorothy Leader, Alberta Hess, Lois Montague, Howard Troutner, Roberta Wisterrnan. Third Row: Mrs. Ensign, Director, Raymond Watson, Betty Donaldson, Melvin Peterman, Marcella Ewing, Joy Shank, Don LaRue. SENIOR PLAY The Darling family consisting of Cyn, Tess, Babs, and Hank plus the negro cook Junebug, are a happy normal family until the widowed Aunt Agatha decides to make her home with them. This is very pleasant for Tess, Hank, and Babs, whom she c ons tantly spoils. Cyn and her sweetheart Rod, determined her brother and sisters shall not have their pe r s onaliti e s ruined, invite their crochety boss, A. Appleton Crabb, aformer suitor of Aunt Agatha, to spend the weekend at the Darling house in the hope they might marry. Agatha is also romantically involved with JackHenry, a cowboy, who is another former suitor. Hank and Babs championing the cowboy, plan many tricks on Crabb. Tess, in favor of Crabb, inveigles her sweetheart Spike to impersonate Henry. After many exciting moments, Agatha and Henry are on their way to Arizona and Crabb has proposed to Gloomy Crussie, Rod's mother. The Cast included: Junebug, the negro cook, Alberta Hess, Tess, a Darling family daughter, Joy Shankg Cyn, the eldest daughter, Lois Montagueg Agatha, widowed aunt of the family, Betty Donaldson, Babs, youngest daughter, Dorothy Leader, Gloomy Crussie, Rod's mother, Marcella Ewing, Hank, youngest son, Lowell Spitnale,Spike, Tess' beau, Don LaRue, Rod, Cyn's sweetheart, Howard Troutnerg Jack, Family Gardner, Raymond Watson, Crabb, Agatha's suitor, Melvin Peterman. Student Directors, Roberta Wisterman and Pat Buchanan. Stage Manager, Jerry Myers, Jim Haughn and Jim Leader. HANCOCK COUNTY HERALD YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER 55 if JOHNSTONS GULF SERVICE STATION, MCCOMB 56 ,..,.. if? JUNIOR SENIOR BANOUET 1954 COMPLIMENTS OF HALL HARDWARE COMPANY 57 ACTIVITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 1. School started! ! 2 No school Qvacation alreadyjl 7 Band went to fair in the afternoon. 8 School out in the afternoon, band went to the fair. 9 County band played at the fair. Only half day of school. 10 Played preview game at Bluffton. We lost 7 to O. 13 The high school burn was held. We elected cheerleaders. 14 The buses were inspected. 15 F.F.A. and F.H.A. meeting. 17 Played Dunkirk. We won! I 20 Band practice. 22 We started a new schedule. Y-Teens meeting. 24 Played Arcadia in our first league game. Won 18 -0. 28 Pictures of the grades were taken. Oh, what monkies! I 30 The Baltimore and Ohio man came to talk to Seniors. OCTOBER 1 Student Council program. We played Van Buren. 4 Annual staff meeting. This was the day Alstaetter got ink down his back. 5 Junior class play tryouts. 6 Play parts were announced. G.A.A. initiation. We chose canidates for attendants and queen. 7 Band practice after school. 8 Played Vanlue and got beat. Had assemblyg some students gave some good speeches. 11 Play practice and band practice. 12 Student Council programg it was a piano player. 13 F.F.A. and F.H.A. meetings. 14 County nurses came to test grade children eyes. 15 We played Arlington here. We lost 6 to 2. 19 Seniors had their pictures taken. 20 There was a Y-Teens meeting. 21 Homecoming gameg we played Mt. Blanchard. We received grade cards. 25 Band pracitce and play practice. Why didn't we know our lines? 27 The Seniors had an annual staff meeting. 28 Magazine sales started. We played Cory-Rawson. 29 No school! ! The band went to North Baltimore. NOVEMBER 1 Band practice and junior play practice. 5 We played Liberty. We won 81 to 7. 8 The Juniors started Christmas cards sales. 9 This was the day Jim Leader got that super hair cut!! 10 F.F.A. and F.H.A. meeting. Honor Society at Arlington. 11 No School! ! Junior play rehearsal 12 Junior Play. Where did some of the Juniors go afterwards? 16 We played Bloomed ale in basketball here. This was the day the twins moved in. Double Trouble. 17 Y-Teens meeting. A Findlay college representative came to talk to Seniors. 18 G.A.A. meeting. 19 We played Arcadia. We won! ! This is the day the cheerleaders worked like mad to finish their outfits 22 Senior home ec. books were due. 23 Annual staff meeting. F.H.A. started to sell candy and aprons. 24 Big Thanksgiving dinner in cafeteria. F.F.A. boys left for Chicago. 25 No school! ! Thanksgiving. 29 The Ag. boys who went to Chicago got home. Why the tired looks boys? 30 Speech class started to work on Christmas play. Senior proofs came back. DECEMBER 1 24 more days until Christmas. Seniors had class meeting. 2 Seniors picked out name cards and invitations. 3 Played Van Buren. We won. 7 Group pictured were taken! Had a magician for assembly. 8 F.F.A. and F.H.A. meetings. 9 Played Vanlue 11 Played Liberty COMPLIMENTS OF PEPPLES MARKET MCCOMB OHIO 58 JESSE J. BROWN TOLEDO OHIO WAYNE SCHOOL BUSES 59 R? CLOYD GRUBB J. I. CASE AND NEW IDEA FARM IMPLEMENT DEALER eo q 4 8 9 ACTIVITY CALENDAR 15 Y-Teens Meeting. 16 Played Arlingtong 8th Grade party in gym. 1'7 Grade '7 had Xmas Party. 20 Ir. High basketball practice. 21 High School Christmas party. 22 All School Christmas Program. 24 School is out until 3rdg 5th grade got rid of Mr. Ain't . 28-30 Christmas tournament here. JANUARY 3 School begins! 7 Game at Mt. Blanchard, G.A.A. teams held first game. 8 Band played at Fostoriag Played Arcadia. Juniors took over concessions. 11 Mothers Club fKinder 61. 12 F.F.A. - F.H.A. 14 Played C -R. 17 Band practice 18 Annual Staff, Open House. 20 School Board Banquet 21 No School! Played Van Buren here. 22 Played Vanlue 24 Had county music practice at Liberty. 25 Played I-lamler there. 26 Y-Teen partyg Donald La Rue, Howard Troutner and Hugh Kleinhenz were on T.V 28 Liberty Here. Seniors took tests at Findlay. 31 County music at Liberty. FEBRUARY '7 Student Council Program 8 Mothers Club 9 F.F.A. - F.H.A. 11 Mt. Blanchard Here 14 Band Practice fvalentines Dayj 15 Nat. Honor Society at Vanlue 16 Y-Teens Meeting 18-19 Tournaments at C -R. 22 No School 23 G.A.A. Meeting 25 C -R Tourn. 26 C-R Tourn. MARCH 1 Student Council Program 2 G.A.A. No School, County Music Auditions. Kinder 6 had meeting. F.F.A. - F.H.A. 12 District Solo and Ensemble at Lima 26 District Band and Choruses at Bluffton. 30 Preliminary District Test APRIL 1 Senior Play 2 State Final Solo and Ensemble 5 Honor Society Banquet at Van Buren 8 No School 15 Eighth Grade Tests 23 State Finals for Band and Choruses MAY '7 Final District Scholarship Tests 14 J unior-Senior Banquet 15 Baccalaureate Commencement 20 Last day of school 22 Seniors left on class trip 26 Seniors got home. COMPLIMENTS OF MCCOMB FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. 61 1j NN.. ,f COMPLIMENTS OF BENNETT BROS. FURNITURE CO. MCCOMB OHIO 62 , ATHLETICS 'W -fl 15,04 , .s .fig via., ,--gi 5: . ' Y. esp ' gow, zs.L,,,g, K ia- 2 If ' -2 r+nww5,a g s ,,,- u aa.. is a ai P- 8 ' , E 1 ru vZ ,ew wfgyf OS sit ' r ' tif , bu .N ,,.,,.,- ,gf -.J Q First Row: Dan Shoop, Jim Sheidler, Duane Lambert, Jim Haughn, Terry Gary, Jerry Myers, Dick Pickens, Bob Pickens, Melvin Peter- man. Second Row: Jim Fogle, Bob Stoepfel,Jim Stoepfel, Gene Bundy, FrankRozel1e,Larry Mapes, Gail Newcomer, Don Barker. Third Row: Ralph Nigh,JackJacobs,Roger Orwick, Dean Washburn, Larry Orwick, Wilbur Richards. Jack Myers, Bob Self, Bill Clevenger, Arden Rader Fourth Row: Bill Foltz rngr., Marvin Tate, Ronald Hale, Bob Snively Dennis Nagy, Fred Alstaetter, Ray Miller, Gerald Aller, Hobson Rader, COACH mgr. ASSISTANT COACH J. B. FINLEY R.H. MCVEY FOOTBALL We started the season with seven lettermen frdrn last years team. Our open- ing game was played at Bluffton. We went down in defeat by a score of 7 - 0. Next we journeyed to Hardin-Northern to gain our first victory by a Z7 - 6 de- cision. Starting our Little-Eight league games at Arcadia we came out on top bya score of 18 - O. On our home field we proved to be a second half team to fight to an 18 - 18 tie against Van Buren. We then journeyed to Vanlue where the Wildcats proved their passing ability by a 13 - 6 score. 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Blanchard Liberty Vanlue Reserve They 38 29 43 38 46 49 15 46 28 33 30 47 44 41 50 46 33 COMPLIMENTS OF C. E. ROSENBERGER INSURANCE 8. FARM LOANS 66 Left to Right: Dan Shoop, Gail Newcomer, Dennis Nagy, Melvin Peterman, Dick Pickens, Bob Pickens, Duan Lambert, Jim Sheidler, Bob Phillips, Terry Gary, Larry Mapes. Center: Wilbur Richards, Manager, Coach J. B. Finley, Hobson Rader, Manager. PANTH ERS We started the season with two returning lettermen. Our first win was over Bloomdale. Our first Little Eight league game was with Arcadia, we won. Our first defeat was handed to us by Cory-Rawson, next we played Hamler and were dealt another defeat. We played Van Buren on their floor and outscored them. Next we played Vanlue, they handed us our defeat. Then we played in the home floor of Liberty where we once more went down in defeat. The next game with Arlington brought us victory. During the Christmas tournament we played Deshler and they beat us by one point. Being in the lost column we played Grand Rapids and won and share of the honors. We started back in Little Eight play again by beating Mt. Blanchard. Starting in second round play we again won over Arcadia. Next we played league leading Cory-Rawson who again blasted our hopes. Playing Van Buren on the home court we beat the second place team. Vanlue which upset Cory-Rawson the night before dealt McComb another defeat. Playing Liberty on the home court we got revenge and handed them a defeat. Again we played Hamler and again they came out on top. Playing Ar- lington on the home court we sent them home beaten. Mt. Blanchard who had moved out of the cellar played on our court but we stopped their upward climb. The Panthers of McComb High entered the county tournament a determined crew and proved they meant business by downing their first foe, Liberty, de- cisively. The semi-finals paired McComb and Vanlue old time rivals in tourna- ment play. 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Bennett. Second Row: C. Butler, S. Myers, R. Buchanan, J. Altman, M. Fundum, S. Smith M.l-Iaughn, B. Shoop, J. Schwartz, B. Holladay, N. Thomas, E. Bunnell, S. Winkle, J. Shank, P. Shafer . , R Leader, E. Smith. Third Row: P. Rozelle, L. Wagner, V. Shafer, J. Monett, B. Finley, L. Snavely, J. R P v Shank, M. Ewing, S Leiter, A. Hess, E. Ritter, J. Collingwood, R. Rader, F. Myers, P. Foltz, J. Nigh, . Wasson. Fourth Row: Miss Painter, B. Ewing, S. Wade, L. Sterling, M. Stoepfel, L. Miller, J. Wilson . Buchanan, C. Brickman, C. Orwick, B. Donaldson, A. Kurtz, A. Harden, M. Adams, S. Wagner. G.A.A. The Girl's Athletic Association, which develops interest in sports beyond required physical education classes, has a membership of sixty-eight girls taken from the four high school classes. The officers for 1954-55 are as follows: President ................ ..... T hais Booth Vice President ...... . . Robert Wisterman Secretary-Treasurer. . . .... Lois Montague Reporter .................... Dorothy Leader Advisor ...................... Miss Painter The goal of every G. A. A. girl is the chenille letter award and the gold pin award. The letter is earned by accumulating lO0O points from such sports as basketball, volleyball, skating, square dancing, hiking, etc. A point is given for each hour of such activity. Apin is earned by gaining ZOO additional points after the letter is received. These awards are presented on Recognition Day. The club enjoys a basketball tournament each year. The six teams, which were formed by drawing numbers, this year were: Can't Beat 'Ems,Eight Mambos, Red-I-lots, Basketeers, Bobby-Soxers, Tango Terrors. COMPLIMENTS OF WOLFORD AND KEERAN GARAGE ro THE HANCOCK BRICK 8. TILE COMPANY Vitrifiecl Drain Tile Fittings - Yees, Tees, Ells, Curves Frost-Resisting Acid-Proof Everlasting Guaranteed Telephone 780 Fincllay, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF KIGERS BARBER SHOP MCCOMB OHIO 72 PRODUCERS TRANSPORTERS REFINERS MARKETERS THE OHIO OIL COMPANY FINDLAY COLLEGE A Good Liberal ArIS College in Your Neighborhood COURSES Liberal Arts, Teacher Training,Music-Education, R 1 g Ed B Administration, Arts-Medical Tech 1 gy A H p 1 D A N g d P -professional courses in Medicine, D n 1 y, L , E g g M y S ' Physical Therapy, and numerous other professions. FALL SEMESTER STARTS SEPTEMBER 13 CONTACT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS 'Manufacturing jewelers Sz Stationer F. S. PENDLETON LUMBER COMPANY, MCCOMB, OHIO, HERFF-JONES CO. 1407-1419 North Capital Ave. INDIANAPOLIS 7, IND. COMPLIMENTS KLENK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Leipsic, Ohio FINDLAY HOBBY SHOP - PHONE 3160 - FINDLAY, OHIO 74 The Compliments of REPUBLICAN - COURIER THE NATIONAL LIME RAP'0 STATION AND STONE COMPANY w E I N Findlay, Ohio COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE Arlington Ford Soles Harrington Chevrolet Co. Collingwood Motor Sales Hollington Motor Sales Corbin Bros. Latham Motor Sales C. O. Duffield Motor Co. Luub Sales Co. Gleason's Sales 8m Service McCullough Motor Sales Grubb Motor Sales Willard Sales 8. Service Findlay Truck 81 Farm Equipment Compliments of Hancock County Automobile Dealers Association JAQUA'S SPORTING GOODS KENNEDY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Compliments Of ---- - - - 223 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio PHONE 40 Richard Snyder, Jack Harden, Jay Rea, John Rea, Bob Stoepfel, Loren Inbody. COMPLIMENTS OF HELEN AND GILBERT ALTSTAETTER COMPLIMENTS OF BLACK AND WARNER CLOTHEIR, FINDLAY, OHIO 76 COMP LIMEN TS , it , 4 Hamilton ' 5 ' 1 1., ,. Elgin OF lu -,,A ' JEWELRY, Bulova '. : ' A A 'ff 'biz Q lniernaiional gterhng It .:A- , omrnuni y 4353? : ' ' Tro lnies :':: 7 ' 4 Typewriters mfg LOOK FOR THIS SIGN Art Carved Rings FINDLAY, OHIO SPAYTH DECORATING COMPANY II7-II9 Wes? Sandusky Sf. Findlay, Ohio CROSLEY-BENDIX APPLIANCES Gifts - Records - Wallpaper 8: Paint ELECTRICAL AND GAS APPLIANCES FOR EVERYONE LYNN A. LYON CO. 622 South Main Findlay, Ohio COMP LIMEN TS MCCOMB ZERO LOCKER, INC. OF slaughtering, Cutting for Home Freezers FINDLAY, OHIO COMP LI MEN TS OF WALKER DISPLAY SERVICE FINDLAY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF JACKSON'S FURNITURE FINDLAY, OHIO WF! His i COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER HARDWARE MCCOMB, OHIO vs 2 5 Compliments of DE WEESE GROCERY d'50H'0 SERWCE JONES FUNERAL Home William H. jones - Ellis F. jones Phone 0131 McComb, Ohio McComb, Ohio coMPuMENTs OF coMPuMENTs or NORWALK YOUR TRUCK LINE MARAFUEL DEALER George w. Ebony, Manager Dale Ihgold McComb, Ohio Mocoms, on-no We Are Proud of Our School CONGRATULATIONS THE PEOPLES BANKING COMPANY McComb, Ohio MbFdIDp tl C MbFdlR Syt POWELL'S - YOURTSENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER - FINE PHOTO FINISHING First Row: Rita Sterrett, Michael Rader, Barbara Laney, Pamela Bishop,Diane Woodruf,StevenMi11ham. Second Row: Mary Pepple, LaDonna Inbody, George Franks, Nancy St. Johns, Charles Like, Ray Wise, James Shoemaker. COMPLIMENTS OF THE MORRISON STORES - DEPARTMENT AND DIME ao