McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1957 volume:

CLASS OF I956 IN WASHINGTQN D. C 3 211155 THEME E T0 011195 Published by THE STUDENTS of MCCOMB HIGH SCHOOL, MCCOMB, OHIO S F ? P, NNLIAL STAFF EDITOR.......... . ASSISTANT EDITOR ......... A SNAPSHOT EDITORS . . ...... . . ASSISTANT SNAPSHOT EDITOR. . . . ADVERTISING MANAGER. . .... . . E ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER. . . CIRCULATION MANAGER. . , . . . . . . . . . . . ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER. . . . . . . BUSINESSMANAGER............ EI CALENDAR EDITOR. ...... . . . N ASSISTANT CALENDAR EDITOR. . . ORTS EDITORS .......... ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR .... LITERARY EDITOR .......... ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR. . . TYPIST................. TYPIST. . . TYPIST. . . ix TYPIST. . . I TYPIST. . . 5 TYPIST. . . 71 X Mark Deerwester . . .Ruth Leader Dan Dietrich, Lynne Miller Rosie Wasson .Larry Inbody Mary Haughn Phyllis Kersh Anita Kurtz .Beverly Shoop Jeanette Hermon Mary Ellen Adams . . . . Larry Orwick, Myl . . . .Gerald Aller Janice Schwartz . . . .Linda Wagner Paula Foltz Sara Myers Shirley Miller Janice Altman Anne Andonian Shirley Like I COMPLIMENTS OF THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY es Sherick I TABLE QF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Page 5 f 3 T:, T, uNDERcLAssMEN Page 23 G-4.4 :V X5 .AREA f V. ATHLETICS Page 37 'T 1 L ,. N f ,. .I ,qw ...I . , as ,S I I Tff --.1 ,LNN sg K TIF 1 -- .. ...f Us x ' Fcov,w A 40 . 3 - , .,,, 'I ACTIVITIES Page 59 FWF? ,, , .firm ' I 2 K. I, , LD' X fi 5 fe.. A 1. f ,f . ,X fv ,xx ax: I xr ,..g ,, SENIORS Page I I ,. J r, -ff' E1 GRADES Page 29 3359-Yi I ,N ,941 Jo :I Z. IW - .' - efjd g 1 I I-xi 'I H 3 5, Q 4, 54 ORGANIZATIONS Page 47 Compliments of the HARTMAN GLASS AND CHINA SHOP, Findlay, Ohio 70 . . i 1, ,, 49 2 3 . N11 W S -. N., M q,A,, fi-'Di7 Q5 '23 'S it pw, QL-In E 5 Q AMW xv - Kiss 1:- n xii! W4 rw K if T ND FACULTY Q Za 5 1 f I Mr. L. W. ENSIGN Mr. CARL H. MARTENS Findlay College, A.B.5 Bowling Green Bowling Green University, B.S.5 Com- Universityg University Wisconsin Ph. mercialg McComb 46-57. M5 McComb 53-57. SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL BOARD OF EDUCATIO LEE EWING WAYNE INSLEY wus. EDNA RADER, cierk GILBERT ALTSTAETTER HOWARD PENETON PAUL BRICKMAN b FACLI LTY MI. CARL I-L MARTENS Principalg Bowling Green University, B.S.g Commercialg McComb 46-57. Mrs. MARTHA ENSIGN Findlay College, A.B.5 Ohio State Univer- sityg McComb 53-57. Mrs. OPAL MOORHEAD Bowling Green Universityg Ypsilanti, Colo- rado Universityg Second Grade 5 McComb 52-57. Miss HELEN EWING u Findlay College, A.B. 5 Bowling Green Uni- versityg Miami Universityg McComb 20-57. Mrs. FLORENCE LOY Miami State Universityg Bowling Green Universityg B.S. Educationg First Gradeg Mc- Comb 22-28, 48-57. Mrs. LOUISE FARLEY Findlay Collegeg Bowling Green Universityg Fifth and Sixth Gradesg McComb 53-57. Mrs. ELTA JOSEPH Manchester Collegeg Elementaryg McComb 45-47, 54-57. Mr. ROY SCI-IMUNK Findlay College, B.S.5 Bowling Green Uni- versity MeD5 Commercialg Biologyg Mc- Comb 54-57. Miss KATHRYN McDONALD Bowling Green Universityg B.S. in Educa- tiong Fifth and Sixth Gradesg McComb 39- 7. Mrs. MIILDRED JAMES Otterbein Collegeg Cadet Degree in Educa- tiong Sixth Gradeg McComb 56-57. Miss ISABEL LATHAM Otterbein Collegeg Cadet Degree in Edu- cationg Third Gradeg McComb 56-57. Mrs. BETTY SPITZER Ohio Universityg B.S. in Home Economicsg McComb 56-57. HANCOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN FINDLAY OHIO FAC Ll LTY BRN WQHQ, '-Us his W' K K Mr. J. B. FINLEY Ashland College, B.S., Ohio State Univer- sity, Chemistry, Mathematics, Coach, Mc- Comb 45-57. Mrs. AUDRICE HUT SON Findlay College, First Grade, McComb 46 57. Miss BLANC!-IE COURTRIGHT Findlay College, A.B., Third Grade, Mc- Comb 20-57. Mrs. MIIDRED JONES Findlay College, Bowling Green University, B.S. in Education, Second Grade, McComb 23-28, 42-57. Mr. STANLEY STEED Bowling Green State University, B.S. , Eng- lish 7,8,9, Macomb 55-57. Mr. JACK E. AMMONS Findlay College, Florida State University, B.S. Education, Social Studies, English, McComb 53-57. Mr. BILL KHTH DETAMORE Otterbein College, Bachelor of Music and Education, Bowling Green University, MeD, McComb 53-56. Mr. ROBERT McVEY Bowling Green University, B.S., Mathema- tics, Ind. Arts, McComb 41-42, 45-57. Miss ELEANOR PAJNTER Manchester College, A.B. , General Science and Chemistry, Physical Education, Mc- Comb 48-57. Mrs. FLORENCE SMITH Miami State University, Bowling Green University, Kindergarten, McComb 20-27, 48-56. Mx. DAVID WHITE Ohio State University, B.S. Agriculture, McComb 53-56. Mrs. JEAN PEFFER California State Teachers College, Cali- fornia, Pennsylvania, Elementary, McComb 54-56. Compliments of SHADY ACRES GOLF COURSE, McComb, Ohio. P 1 , COQKS JANITOR 4, Y Miss Bundy, Mrs. Shreves Arthur Smith B U S D R I V E RS Y 1 1 1 W 5' up f ?' Ralph Walsh, Burt Buttermore, Roy Farthing, Merlin Spoors, Ralph Haddox, Marion Bundy, Bob Edie 1 I 'z H ' BOSTON STORE, Findlay, Ohio . . . Where Spending is Saving. 1 1 Future 'IZ' ww 3 W J as Glu,-.tons V , Pickles, Bev?? -?i' , Y Generatlon T ' Sweet nu 1 H N Stag Line gf Gettmg Dxzzy Juveniles oung-uns J ack Great Guy Eat Your Dimmer Sonny Lad IVBEVII f N1te Ba ff ff V 1 Y J 4 K 4 IARRY KLINGLER llningerll There are thoms which pro- ce roses. tball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1 A 25 Cl V. Pres. l,2,35 Li- brarian 35 Liberty-Benton 1,2, 3. PAULA FOLTZ npoppyu She lights the world with a smile. FFA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y- Teen's 25 Girl's Glee 1,25l-Iis- torian 2,3,45 Y-Teen Cabinet 25 Marching Band 1,2,35 An- nual Staff 45 Cheerleader 3,45 State Homemaker 35 Queen Att. 2,35 Homecoming queen 45 FFA queen 4. JEANETTE HERMON Jaybird She has two eyes, so soft and brown. FHA l,2,3,45 Girl's Glee 1,2,3,45 An- nual Staff 3,45 Sextette 1,2,3,45 A11 Colmty Girl's Chorus 35 All County Mixed Chorus 45 Softball Queen's Att. 15 Mixed Chorus5 Librarian 4. JERRY FOLTZ Flattop Silence is true, wisdom's best reply. Basketball 15 FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Sentinel 45 Softball 1,25 Baseball 2,3,4. 12 SARA MYERS Aunt Sara It's quality, not quantity that counts. FHA 11213145 GAA 14213145 GAA Pres. 45 Y-Teen's 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girl's Glee 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Li- brarian 35 Annual Staff 45 Sex- tet 1,2,3,45 All County Girl's Chorus 4. RONALD HALE llsldipll Why waste time sleeping at night when you can catch up during class. Football 25 Basketball l,45FFA 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3, 45 Boy's Glee 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 25 All County Mixed Cho- rus 2,3,45 All County Boy's Chorus 2,3,45 Octet 4. DENNIS PETERS llDennylI Handsome is as handsome does. Arcadia 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Boy's Glee 1,2,3. LYNNE MILLER nldynnern Be careful of the maiden with the dreamy eyesl' GAA 1,2,3,45 GAA V. Pres. 45 Y-Teen's 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Gir1's Glee 1,Z,3,45 Jun- ior P1ay5 Librarian 45 Nat. Ho- nor Soc. 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 All County Band 2,45 Sextet 1,2,3,4. MY LES SHERICH llBudll Books are dangerous. Liberty-Benton 15 Annual Sta.H 45Base- ball 1,2,s. VELVA SHAFER Valve Good manners are made up of petty sacrifices. FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Gir1's Glee 1,2,3, 45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,35 A11 County Baud 3. 13 ,, .WW 1 1 i JANICE ALTMAN Altman A live wire never gets st - ped on. FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 rl's Glee 15 Junior P1ay5 Annu Staff 45 Marching Band 1,2,3, 45 Concert Band 1,2,35 OEice 45 All County Band 1,2,3. 1 W ROBERT PHILLIPS w Bobert Tonight he takes off, where shall he land. Basketball 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3, 5 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boy's Glee 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45A11 County Boy's Chonis 2,3,45Al1 County Mixed Choms 3,4. 1 4 DARRELL GALLANT Capt. Gallant A general without an army feels as bald as an army without a general. Football 1,45 FFA 1,25 Boy's Glee 1,2,35 Librarian 1,45 Baseball 4. JANICE SCI-IWARTZ Schwartzie A stream of rich distilled perfume. FHA l,2,35 GAA 1,2,35Y- Teens 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Gir1's Glee l,2,3,45 Junior P1ay5 Class Reporter 35 Annual Staff 2,35 All County Gir1's Chorus 35 All County Mixed Chorus 4. ,. ,RX FLORENCE STERLING Flossie She is here, I heard her giggle. FHA 1,45 GAA 3,45 Librarian 45 Office 3. 4 LARRY ORWICK Orwick If brains equal height he will be a great man. Football 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 FFA 1, 2,3,45 FFA V. Pres. 45 Boy's Glee 1,25 Junior Play5 Class Pres. 15 Class Sec- Treas. 45 Student Council 1,45 Student Council V. Pres. 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Baseball 2. 1-L i i ANNE ANDONIAN llAnn-iell Look before you leap. FHA 3,45 Girl's Glee 15 An- w nual Staff 4. ROBERT SELF . nBObbyn I never dare to write as funny as I can. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2535 Boy's Glee 1,2,35 Stage Manager 35 I Baseball 2,3,4 5 All County + Chorus 2,3. I WILBUR RICHAR.DS Willyber A critic is a man who ex- pects miracles. Basketball Manager 1. PHYLLIS SHAFER llphylll She is as quiet as a 1amb. FHA 1,2,35 FHA Treas. 35 GAA 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girl's Glee 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1, 25 A11-County Band 25 All- County Gir1's Glee 4. . DANIEL DIETRICH Hamilton It's clever, but is it art? FFA 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Glee 1,2,3,45 Jun- ior Play5 FFA Softball 1,25 Baseball 2, 3 4- uartet 1 All-Comm MixedCho- 1 1 Q 5 ty rus 2,3,45Al1-County Boys Chorus 2,3, 4. PHYLLIS KERSH Kershie There is a crown for us all some- where. FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA Historian 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus Sec. 45 Girl's Glee 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35C1ass V. Pres. 25 Class Sec. Treas. 1,35 Class Reporter 45 Student Council 1,2,35 Li- brarian 15 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Office 45 All-County Girls Chorus 35 Queen's Attendant 15 All- County Mixed Chorus 45 FHA Bi-Coun- ty Treas. 35 State Homemaker 3. I5 SHIRLEY LIKE Shirttail A lively maid, always ready to do her part. FHA' 2,35 Girls Glee 15 Annual Staff 45 Office 2. LARRY MAPES lvMa'peSvc Life is short, why not enjoy it? Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3545 FFA 3,45 Boys Glee 25 Stage Manager 35 Baseball 2 3,4. 1 J If ? ull xx 6 I i f J, fn a K 0 4 DY Hrnbodyn Competition is the life of I - ade. asketball 1,2,35 FFA 1,2,3,45 'I A Reporter 35 FFA Pres. 45 'xed Choms 1,2,3,45 Boy's lee 1,2,3,45 Junior P1ay5Nat nor Soc. 3,45 Annual Staff 4, Marching and Concert nd Manager 2,3,45 All 0 unty Mixed Chorus 3,45 A11 ounty Boy's Chorus 25 Mixed 0 tet 45 FFA Judging Team 2 4, County Judging Team 2,' BEVERLY SHOOP HB evll ere there is a will, there 's a way. tate FI-IZARI? Pres. 35 State omemaker Degree 35 GAA l , 3 45 Y-Teens 25 Mixed Cho-2 2,3,45 Gir1's Glee 1,3,45 ' A 3,45 Junior P1ay5 Class , es. 2,3,45 Class Reporter 15 tudent Cormcil 2,3,45 Libra- Q an 3,45 Nat. Honor Soc. 3.45 nnual Staff 3 4 Coun Hon I 1 5 tY 4 rl Soc. V. Pres. 45 Marching if 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1, ,3,45 A11 County Band 3,45 5 nior Sextet5 Gir1's State 3. l 1 l :. ,4f fl A 1234--FI-lAPres 3- 1 SHIRLEY MILLER llsamp If I don't set the world afire, at least I'm good at sparking! Liberty-Benton 1,2 FHA 35 Mixed Chonzs 1,3,1i- Gir1sG1ee 1,3,45 Librarian 45AIlI1'l12..l StaE 45 A11 Coimty Gir1's Cho- rus 4. MARK DEERWESTER Markie The kind heart doth win the love of all. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boy's Glee 1, 2,3,45 FTA 3,45 FTA Pres. 35 Junior P1ay5 Class V. Pres. 1, 3,45 Class Sec-Treas. 25 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,45 Student Council Pres. 45 Nat. Honor SOC. 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Con- cert Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Oc- tet 45 A11 County Mixed Cho- rus 2,3,45A1l County Boy's Glee 2,3,45 A11 County Band 15 District Mixed Ch01'l1S 35 State Mixed Chorus 45 Maga- zine Sales Manager 3,45 Mixed Chorus Pres. 4. Q V SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Semor Class of McComb Hrgh School, rn the year of our Lord Nrneteen Hundred and Frfty Seven, Vrllage of McComb County of Hancock, State of Ohro 'berng of mature mrnd and Judgement, frndrng rt necessary and proper to drspose of our desrrable and dearth possessrons do hereby declare thls our last w1ll and testa ment To the school we leave the remaunder of our money to start a fund for needy teachers rn case httle blessrngs arnve lmexpectedly In tlus way future classes wrll not suffer the drre consequences that our class has endured To the Junror Class we leave our outstandrng characterrstrcs of trarmng and leaderslup plus our old, much used Honor Socrety prns, knowrng that our goals of lugh qualrty wrll never agarn be aclueved To the Sophomore Class we bequeath our beloved sponsor Mrs Ensrgn, provrd rng they can produce as lulanous a Juruor play as we drd To the Freshmen we vnll our superfluous personahtres, gracrous manners, ex qmsrte facral features, wluch have been helped along by numerous plastrc sux geons I Jamce Altman, bequeath J0hnny's red curls to Larry Tyson so he can rmpress Mrs Sprtzer I Anne Andoruan do hereby offer my love of wooly msects to Anrta Kurtz pro vrdrng she loves them wrth my enthusrasm I Mark Deerwester, hereby wrll my love for Roberta Harden to Denms Geren w1ththe understandrng that Saturday mghts are for me I Dan Dretnch, wrll my Jumor play nrghtgown to Arvrna Swrnehart provrdrng her knees don't shake when she wears It ID pubhc I Jerry Foltz, entrust my bashfulness to Brenda Holladay wrth the agreement she wrll stop beggrng me for dates , Paula Foltz, w11l my RDX Tablets to Jo Fran Ferrell because she needs them worse than I do I Darrell Gallant, wrll my cute wrnk and sweet smrle to all the Freshman grrlres who lrked them so much thrs year I, Ronald Hale, donate my sleepy drsposrtron rn Government Class to alltheun lucky Juruors who Wlu frnd my posture pedrc mattress convenrently hrdden rn the cupboard I, Jeanette Hermon bequeath my h.1llb1lly accent to Davrd Gallant so he can rmpress the grrls , Larry Inbody hereby w1ll my moronrc laugh to Drane Booth so she can de velope her own 1d.1Ot1C grggle I Phyllrs Kersh, w1ll my nrckname Legs to Becky Shoop so she can snag Gary Geren I, Larry Klrngler w1ll my ab1l1ty to play football to LaVera Payne knowrng she would hke to get rn the huddle wrth some of the players , Slurley Lrke bestow my three day school week and four day weekend to Charles Eberly so he can hold a part trme Job to rarse money to send needy souls to college 1 . - , . - - , . , . . - I ' ' X . 4 - s xxx . .' . . . N . . . - . . . . x Y ' . . . x - ' . X I . ? . . . - XX N ' X X ' . . . . . I . . , CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957--HARMON FUNERAL HOME x xx, x X x N N NX N N x I, Larry Mapes, will my pet Hounddog to the dogcather because I know he will eventually get it anyway. I, Lynne Miller, will my Elvis Presley hairdo to Phyllis Sharninghouse so she can start a new fad. I, Shirley Miller, will my Liberty-Benton class ring to Suzanne Wade knowing she likes them so well. I, Sara Myers, bequeath my morning after the night before look to Elaine In- body knowing she has good reasons to use it. I, Larry Orwick, will my Junior Atlas Barbell Set to Barbara Ewing. Remember Barbara Go, Go, Go! ! I, Dennis Peters, do hereby will my ability to keep away from women and out of dark corners to Donnie Kepling knowing that he needs it badly. I, Robert Phillips, offer my interest for good music and fine art to Mr. Deta- more so he can get out of the music field all together. I, Wilbur Richards, offer my pint-sized hip flask to anyone who likes timely snorts of chocolate milk like I do. I, Janice Schwartz, will my ability to go with shorter boys to Ruthie Leader so he won't have to stoop to conquer her. I, Bob Self, bequeath my Clorets for kissing sweet breath to Miss Painter, just in case. I, Phyllis Shafer, bestow my ability to keep my thoughts to myself to Joyce Campbell. A needle and thread will hold your lips together until you get used to it, Joyce. I, Velva Shafer, will my ability to carry on a conversation with myself to Mary Haughn so she will have someone to talk to after we're gone. I, Bud Sherick, will my ability to whisper sweet nothings or nothing sweet in girls ears to Darrell Challen. Remember Darrell, don't get carried away! I, Beverly Shoop, will my position as Vice President of the OMA QOld Maids Associationj to Rosie Rader so she can take over in case the Marines don't land. I, Florence Sterling, hereby bequeath my last name to all the tarnished brass in high school. We, the Senior Class of 1957, being of sotmd mind do hereby declare this our last will and testament. Signed: The Senior Class of 1957 Larry Inbody Mark Deerwester Lynne Miller Beverly Shoop iv. SAGER MOTOR SALES, CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE, Deshler, Ohio SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Our story starts as two up and coming rock and roll stars Larry Cool Cat Mapes and Jerry Jerky Foot Foltz decide to go out west for a vacation. Go- ing with them is the rest of their bandj Ronald Fidgety Fingers Hale and Dan The Drummer Man Dietrich. They decide to take a fleet of cabs known as the Klingler Klankey Kllmkers owned and operated by Larry Kling- ler. Anne Andonian and Lynne Miller are drivers for the cross-country trip. Going through the colorful western country, they come to a small town called Richardsville, run by the very successful gambler, Wilbur Roulette Richards. While in Richardsville, they stop for gas at Gallant's Gas Garage, operated by Darrell Gallant, and decide to spend the night at Hermon's Home for Hungry Hermits. Here they meet the caretaker Bud Sherick, who tells them about Inbody's Peaceful Panther Dude Ranch. It seems the ranch's en- tertainers have decided to leave and Larry needs someone to fill in for awhile while. The boys talk it over and decide they'll try anything once. Since they aren't due at the ranch until the following morning the group decides to go over to the resturant for supper. They walk in and see the famous Shafer Sisters dance duo, Velva and Phyllis at the first table. The grils have just starred in the Broadway hit Dancing in the Waste Can. After dinner they see a familiar girl walk in. It is none other than their old class- m at e ,Paula Foltz, who is now manager of the west's newest business, Kersh's Kozey Koffins Inc. While they are eating, the floor show starts and out come the Daring Darling Sisters, Janice Altman and Florence Sterling who sing the latest hit, Go to the Moon Soon. Going back to the hotel they all get a good night's sleep. The next morning, bright and early, they arrive at the Peaceful Panther Dude Ranch where they are met by the rough-1idin', fast-shootin' foreman, Mark Deerwester and his glamorous sidekick Shirley Like. Mark shows them to the main ranch house where they are introduced to the guests. Among them are famous Conover models, Beverly Shoop and Sara Myers, and the An- gelic Acrobats, Dennis The Menace Peters and Larry Lightning Legs Or- wick. Also visiting is the T.V. comedienne Janice Laughing Gir1 Schwartz. Going into the kitchen they meet the head cook and bottle washer Robert Phillips and his number one assistant Shirley Mean Mop Miller. Since they a.ten't due to sing until evening, Co01 Cat and Jerky Foot try their luck on horseback. Going through a small turmel they find them- selves in a box canyon. All of a sudden they hear a terrifying laugh. They rocket back to the ranch and ask the foreman what the sound was. He told them it was the Hermit Rancher, Bob Confirmed Bachelor Self. It seems his girl had jilted him so he became a hermit. Our story ends as we hear the soft twang of a guitar and our two heroes break break into song. COMPLIMENTS OF EVANS TYPEWRITER COIVIPANY 19 1. Peek-a-boo, 2. Knobby knees, 3. Paula, 4. Anita, of all girls, 5. 1-iopalong Wasson, 6. Laughing girl, 7. Brenda! ! !, 8. Funny face, 9. Whats up???, 10. Love Me Tender, 11, Mary Ann, 12. Rurhann 13. After, 14. Lynne 8:Bev., 15. Oh! ! !, 16. Bill, 17. Bev., 18. Elaine, 19. Dennie, 20. Kiss-me, 21. Rosie, 22. Ha! Ha!, 23. Before, 24. Card sharks, 25. Back to the game boys! !, 26. Miss Mouse, 27. Four plus one. 20 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Seniors, at last we've made it, and do you remember when we began our high school careers four years ago in the Autumn of 1953. Now, suddenly it's all over forever, and we find ourselves looking back on those four years that were so filled with precious memories of our high school days. In 1953, thirty-three very green little Freshmen began their strenuous climb to the top. After several somewhat bewildering days, we elected the following officers, President, Larry Orwick, Vice-President, Mark Deerwester, Secretary-Treasurer, 'Phyllis Kersh, Historian, Paula Foltz, Reporter, Beverly Shoop. Our Advisor was Mr. White. We selected for our motto Enter to Grow, Depart to Serve. We chose for our class colors scarlet and gray, and for our flower, the white rose. Our class gained three new members, Rose Burnett, Dan Dietrich, and Sara Myers, but we were sony to lose Larry Wil- cox, who moved away in November. Our history began to grow as we became Sophomores. Although we hadn't changed much, we thought we were 10047: smarter and quite a bit older and more mature. Of course we soon found out differently. Our competent and helpful officers that year were President, Beverly Shoop, Vice-President, Phyllis Kersh, Secretary-Treasurer, Mark Deerwester, Historian, Rose Burnett, Reporter, Dennis Nagy. Mr. Schmunk acted as our class advisor. We gained Myles Sherick. Our biggest moment was when we voted for and selected our class rings. Our half-way mark began with 30 Juniors, and bright, shiny rings. We were sorry to lose Janice Monett, Otha Sudlow, Rose Burnett and Dennis Nagy, but was glad to welcome Ha Rose Lindemeyer, Shirley Miller, Florence Sterling and Tom Palmerton. We then elected oiicers to serve the year. They are President, Beverly Shoop, Vice-President, Mark Deerwester, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Phyllis Kersh, Historian, Paula Foltz, Reporter, Ray Miller. Mrs. Ensign was our class advisor. Of the many big moments of our Junior year was the presentation of the class play Grandad Steps Out which was a hugh success. Paula Foltz was chosen as a high school cheerleader. We worked very hard on our class projects of selling Christmas Cards and working at the concession stands at the basketball games. In May we honored the Sen- iors at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. We chose as our theme Top Hat Club 56 . Twenty-eight seniors began in September for the final plunge. During the year we lost Shirley Winkle and Ray Miller, but we glad to welcome Dennis Peters and Larry Klingler. Our officers this year were President, Beverly Shoop, Vic e-President, Mark Deerwester, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Owwich, Reporter, Phyllis Kersh, Historian, Paula Foltz. We were honored to have Mrs. Ensign as our class advisor again this year. On October 5th our Mothers serv- ed a ham supper before the homecoming game. Queen Paula Foltz reigned over the game. We enlarged our treasury by the basketball concessions and saving tax stamps. Our play A Broom for the Bride was a great success. The highlight of the year was our trip to Washington and New York during which we took in all the beautiful sights of the Capital City.- We wish to thank the Juniors for the nice banquet. Everyone enjoyed it. Here it is, the long a- waited day, graduation. Beccalaureate was held at 2:00 and Commence- ment at 8:00 on May 19. This brought the grand finale of our high school days to the Class of 1957. COMPLIMENTS OF TASTY TATERS CO. --- POTATO CHIPS Findlay, Ohio 21 -. ij Darrell, Lynne, Larry Beverly, Velva, Mark, Myles Florence, Shirley, Larry, Bob Sara, Paula, Skip, Jerry Phyllis, Jeanette, Wilbur, Dennis Janice, Shirley, Larry, Bob SUPERLATI E Most popular. . . . . Most courteous. . . . Most likely to succeed. Elected by the Seniors . . .Phyllis Kersh and Larry Orwick .Lynne Miller and Darrell Gallant .Beverly Shoop and Mark Deerwester Best build. . . . . . .... Janice Swartz and Larry Klingler Most dependable. . . . Friendliest. . . . . . Most ambitious. . . . . . .Shirley Miller and Bob Self . . . . .Sara Myers and Ronald Hale . . .Anne Andonian and Larry Inbody Best smile. . . Best looking. . Best dressed. . . Quietesr .... Best all around Best athlete. . . --nn- Anne, Janice, Larry, Dan .Phyllis Shafer and Wi.lbur Richards . ....... Paula Foltz and Jerry Foltz . . . .Jeanette Hermon and Dennis Peters . . .... Velva Shafer and Myles Sherick Most humerous ..... . .Janice Altman and Dan Dietrich . . . .Shirley Like and Bob Phillips .Florence Sterling and Larry Mapes COMPLIMENTS OF MARTINS FARM EQUIPMENT, McComb, Ohio UNIIERULASSWIEN If -5 fN'!fL',T7 -' ' -V ,lrtlfi gg, -is Vrlk f , . ' .7 .. : 1 -- ' 1 t 4' .. M- J, .5 . as:-'W' it W? is 3 lv E. F ,. -' 11. iffifff -. rl' L, iiig gl T an E . 'gg ll . lm i he f i I . ,ir A,A- l-A ,A V, ',V, P i ii A - M st iiis A r l E A .sss f f., ., A , - A' W . Q , liy 1 3,51 1 lxy LY, ,5 . A if .ith ,Nh ,-:- E Allgll 5 , 2, J, - ry, U is K Q, r-krL H , K: ,y . , ,L tif, V. . t ,,, bg Q K .. - ROW 1: Ruth Leader, Barbara Ewing, Phyllis Rozelle, Rosie Wasson, Lola Davis, Ruth Ann Buchanan Joleen Shank. ROW 2: Linda Wagner, Brenda .l-lolladay, Mary l-laughn, Rosie Rader, Suzanne Wade, Anita Kurtz, Mary Ellen Adams. ROW 3: Mary Stoepfel, Connie Brickman, Sandra Shafer, Ralph Nigh, John Rea, Jan Nigh, Jay Rea. RO 45 Jack Myers, Dale Smith, Donald Phillips, Marvin Tate, Jerry Smith, George Franks, Bill Foltz. ROW 5: Fred Altstaetter, Roger Orwick, Hobson Rader, Frank Sterling, Gerald Aller, Kenneth Bryan, Bill Davis. Not pictured: The Junior Class began the year with thirty-six students and elected the following officersg President-Jack Mary Ann Parker, June I-lile. L W Myers, Vice-President-Roger Orwick, Secretary-Anita Kurtz, Treasurer-Ruth Leader, Reporter-Jerry Smith, Histori- an-Mary Ellen Adams, and our class advisor Miss Painter. We were sorry to lose Carol Bulter, John and Jay Rea but glad to welcome June Hile. November 2, we presented the p1ay, Down To Earth which was enjoyed by all. As money making projects we sold Christmas cards and sold refreshments at some of the ballgames. We were proud of the number of boys that were out for sports. Mary Ellen Adams was elected cheerleader. In May, we carried the tradition and entertained the Seniors. , COMPLINEENTS OF BURCE BRYAN AND SON, Findlay, Ohio I is -3 J f if a' if : ' K A F 6 ff. . . W4 I .,.. x X t I as qw? I FIRST ROW: Charles Cosner, Leon McDowell, Dennis Geren, Ronnie Pendleton, Charles Eberly, Donnie Kepling, Larry Burnett. SECOND ROW: Junior Miller, Floyd Rader, Marvin Ritter, Harold McCullough, Charles Feltman, Russell Conrad, Charles Harden. THIRD ROW: John Holladay, John Stanfield, Larry Spitnale, Billy Grogg, Linda Crouse, Sandra Rider, Jan Brickman. FOURTH ROW: Madge Shafer, Sharon Doudt, Kay Myers, Connie Nagy, Eva Andonian, Marlene Mapes, Judy Sheidler. FIFTH ROW: Sue Rosenberger, Darlene Latta, Fannie Sue Roy, Joyce Campbell. Not Pictured: Phillip Davis. SOPHOMORES 'I'hirty-three students began the school year of '56-'57 as Sophomores. We were all eager to leam and be on our way. As our class officers we chose the following: President-Russel Conrad: Vice President-Charles Cos- nerg Secretary-J an Brickmang Treasurer-Judy Sheidlerg Historian-Marlene Mapes: Reporter-Joyce Campbell. We were sorry to lose Bill Grogg during the year to Van Buren, but glad to have a new member, Grace Halsey, from Findlay. Phillip Davis moved to Findlay but returned after six weeks. We were glad that some of the boys took interest in sports, now we have some 1ettermen . Good work, boys. Marlene Mapes also had the honor of becoming one of the high school cheerleaders. We earned money for our class this year by collecting tax stamps . Our class advisor is Mr. Schmunk. He is a very good advisor, we all might add. COMPLIMENTS OF HANCOCK HYBRIDS INC., Findlay, Ohio ,.,. , i- T E A .4 ' . Q -.1225 N'-.R 1' M2 ,'1 r .. kr ' ,,.,r,,1.j .k.k .. .V K ig... . , w,.,,,,,, .... y r . . .guru 1 fe i . , - .fi if A52 it fr . .S -. if Q .- .-, , w -if . r-fr S f .sw Y 'ffl' F if 177' , . wh, y . r . ,W r . . . fy, . ,AM K 3 H lj , KL,V - g M5 ,mf A O gg . Eff vw- 5 Lf .333 f s rg Ref'-Q . 1 ' ,.. 1 f r - . r. . . T rss . M B slldl 1 is -V E 4 r A Eff - r , r 2 . - , ,.' pr . 1 1 . - E .. W Spf. ...ra E I X W K .. kik, MA ,, KJ, K , N ,rl . ' .if ..-... .n f...f.?'.ff:Wf. F -- , .sr , it . E J i i f fr V w. -' f 'f - - - ,fy f 'Q' i .':.., , iw? 1 . 4, .S . r K. ZA, - - , P Q L, V . A. 9, . L ' - g . S . ' ...Q ' rv if 'K '21 ' f 'T Lwh' 1 h, 1 .k'h .Z if K . ..' ' ' K f-is 2 1 ' ' SQKLR:-rar! if f in i E V , K N 3 r ' ' E '5 ' H .L afgff' V s 'L S 'E - ff' . M A C V1 :-,.' -- fa if- , ,, ' W J . M' 'W W' ' ..- f Q: . 3 T- 1 - - Q . . , A . , y . , . . - -Q'h - , E . . , .72 L , r I K. . K QM, , 4 ,.:, ,ang I Q- ,W E it 4 Y g Q ' wr. .... QQ, .... fl '- ' l r , I n Q C A . . V, rings. ,,.k Q7 n -45 . H 5 5. 5. g , . V , 'rv it-Q 1 ROW 1: Lauren lnbody, Charles Rader, Marietta Morrison, Barbara Doty, Bill Like, David Gallant, Sharon Auker- E man. ROW 2: Roy Wise, Jim Edie, Phyllis Sharninghouse, Robert Sterling, Arden Endrek, Harold Varner, Cyn- thia Caton. ROW 3: Gary Geren, Edie Beam, JoFran Ferrell, Gerald George, Darrell Challen, Ruth Ann Shafer, Kay Spoors. ROW 4: Jim Rinehart, Jerry Pierce, Janet Apple, Jim DeWeese, Larry Tyson, Mary Keeran, Sharon Tewell. ROW 5: Eddie Barker, Sherry Zeller, Sharon Nigh, Don Lora, Jim Ensign, LaVera Payne, Carolyn Spoors. ROW 6: Ralph Tussing, Helen Mae Spitler, Elaine Inbody, Eugene Stoepfel, John Winters, Diane Booth, Scott Rad- er. ROW 7: Douglas Benjamin, Kay Martens, Elaine Troutner, Earl Winters, Junior Shafer, Janice Montaque. NOT PICTURED: John Shoop, Glenda Siverling, Mary Sterling. FRESH N X We started our High School career with fifty-one students, among which was a new student, Jerry Pierce, from 3 Findlay. 1 We elected the following officers: President 3 Gary Geren, Vice President 5 Eddie Barker, Secretary-Treasurer, 1 Marietta Morrison, Reporter, Diane Booth, Historian, Kay Martens. Mr. White was our advisor. l We, also, selected our motto, colors, and flower. Our motto is A hard beginning makes a good ending. .The 1 colors are orchid and white. The flower is the yellow rose. We were glad to have Diane Booth elected as one of our cheerleaders. We were, also, very proud of the Freshman boys on the football and the basketball team. Our activities included a skating party, and a Christmas party. w COMPLIMENTS of MCCONIB CITY MARKET, McComb, Ohio l , , 9 ,X 5 R ff M 31,55-2 vi Y M! if M155 gf W ' if Ev, ,r r, K We A U , 856,92 ag , R 1 , 1 X 55 3 Q - ,.,. Q6 ,I 'ww ,Aa ,. an . , . '- ig is .W 'ia Q X ,M an , L, ' , WE? a 3 Q WS s J gg, Q , K, , K .,,: 1 :aw ,. , t. .-,Z .4 , :. ,LLL':L:, 1 , , ' L,,L . H ' 5 , ,mv ',m,k 1 ,m,.' 1 ' 5 ,X ,K1LV-, W f ,lk if W mi ia YW lswr sl W , 'fe W 3 ,Q f N Q 455 '51 M is u QL 2 Q, s F if I 7. M A X' -- s W 'Z Y I 7 .. , 'A'L ' ' ' is ff , , A v ' . Y ,E -.., -,- : . i i gigih V E My K , V, kyk, V A V , - , , , V- ,Il kk jp , n :QN A, ,VM 5 S., ,iii . - S . I '.- Q1.: . . W V -W I 4 I F I 5, My 1 9, f ' i ' .,, ' ,.-:' f 5 1-.. I - 'hi --N' :.::- .f?w - .. 1. - . -fi ::i 7 K 79 53 -iz? '-'via-: S f I : Q ,V -:'. I S sni, :-' . f' iiis I iiillla E V fi 'N -',, , ,, ,. : ' I ' ' -:L-in -,X Xk, A , V- 1 . xr. , v-.. ry 5 5, we 5 : , . I V w wa - l g T 3 si 'Ql A , I ii ,V L New S I 5 i' ssi r V S irrin rs , , f FIRST ROW: Donavan Courtright, Jack Orwick, Joellen Sheidler, Bill Glaser, Arvina Swinehart, Marilyn Pickens, Faye Shafer. SECOND ROW: Hadley Bean, David Baughman, Jeanette Phillips, David Routson, Marie Wise, Ro- berta Harden, Shirley Orwick. THIRD ROW: Don Ewing, Vernon Burnett, Janet Foltz, Glenn Moore, Sue Ann Woodruff, Bonnie Newcomer, Sidney Agner. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Rader, Tom Nagy, Elaine Sherick, Denny Alt- staetter, Carol Endrek, Carol Walsh, Virginia Leader. FIFTH ROW: Darryl McDowell, Barbara Feltman, Eddie Spitler, Paul Brickman, Leslie Woodward, Laura Parker, Becky Shoop. SIXTH ROW: Dan Lora, Barbara Corron, Don Ensign, LaVere Herringshaw, Harriet Miller, Eileen McMaster, Cynthia Caton. SEVENTH ROW: Kenny Brown, Ida Hines, Jim Lora. EIGHTH GRADE COMPLIMIENTS of HANCOCK COUNTY FARM EQUIPMENT ASSN. Q ,M FIRST ROW: Sarah Pierce, Grace Leader, Vicki Logan, Sandra Arrington, Teri Hutson, Jill Rider, Shirley Lora, Susan Rader. SECOND ROW: Jane Collingwood, J anis Snavley, Viola Lanker, Carol Watson, Lola Shafer, Linda George, Nancy Shoemaker, Alice Hines. THIRD ROW: Diana Markins, Nancy St. John, David Grogg, Ed Ingold, Jimior Gallagher, Bobby Myers, John Callen, Sidney Bishop. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie McDowell, Ronnie Routson, Eddie Smith, Don Andonian, Jim Bryan, John Richards, Dick Bocik, Kenny DeWeese. FIFTH ROW: Dick Stoepfel Henry F arquharson, Ralph McCullough, Bob Amsturtz, John Beck, Bill Butler, Mike Thorne, Joe George. SIXTH ROW: Bob Zeller, Larrv Sands, Bill Morris, Ronnie Dillinger, Charles Like, Bob Billingsley. SEVE TH GRADE CLOYD GRUBB, J .I. CASE AND NEW IDEA FARM IMPLENEENT DEALER. 28 'X 91 I Q 'QQ' ...ff S-.SL 25' 'ff J if 2 2:- ' ' 55 :Q s gfffif 5555 ihsimx :ff-. Ft. eff ---'E-.3-'-11.1-N Qs FMIIE X 3, 3 1 M, r rw , 562 iw mi He. 5 3 W V. . ,Q- s ,' I- , Q , ,g f ik si QQ 2 ' '44 i . S' i . ,V . .f ' 5,2 -fi fi e 1 w w -M1 .-,., ., , , - 7' wg -' ,iz V ' ,I ,ga . ' A .E ,IV I:. . i A 5, Nei ft ' g . .fig . W ., ,M 511: 1 - ,ar v 1 If ' -- 12 r sv In , K, : flu 1 , W . , ,, - - .,. - ,, , ,rg - , ir . - .- A -v f-i,,',g1,g,si r ' ' Y . 7 1 1' 4 f ' -' , ,, ,. r ,. ,C W Q5 a - ,,,,,:, s w- id, M uf 325- fli-5 ' WTI: 43 , In ' - I 'K SSX ge 'M Q f , ' - 1 ' , , , g . gk , 125 A 'Lk- if ' I ' is 4, 1 f , ' , X 5 tsgf ril o i ,. 5 X 1 :ga ' ,,,, E if I I ri 4 ,,,, I f E , II, FIRST ROW: Bob Buchanan, John Rinehart, Ronnie Holladay, Gary Franks, Bob Thomas, Ed Dillinger, 'rom John- son, Roger Lenhart. SECOND ROW: Louis Callen, Dale Fundum, Richard Davis, Kenney Agner, Martha Steiner, Barbara Inbody, Carolyn Geren, Linda Rutter. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Geren, Rita Martin, Patty Sharninghouse, Linda Hilty, Shirley Challen, Janice Gangle, Marilyn Rider, Laura Shoop. FOURTH ROW: Judy McCullough, Martha Varner, Marjorie Deerwester, Linda Arrington, Linda Parker, Margaret Stoepfel, Judith Benjamin, Lois Hines. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Butler, Judith Dietrich, Bonnie Woodruff, Jean Ann DeWeese, Donna Franks, Connie DeWeese, Linda Woodward, Shaylor Scalf. SIXTH ROW: Ronald DeWeese, Larry McMaster, David Foltz, John Pitney, Philip Moorhead, Arthur Payne, Lynn Wilcox, Harvey Callen. SEVENTH ROW: Dale Rea, Evaristo Carreon Robin Rader, Bob Beck. NOT PICTURED: Gary Singer, Sandra Halsey. SIXTH GRADE COMPLINIENT S OF TI-IE SAN-A-PURE DAIRY, Findlay, Ohio. 30 7 ,W it ,wm, ,k o 5 . 6' Ee K . . ,A ,ilrr ' ' r r a L A - Y 7 ii f Zig., :mls I - . VZ - . E ,.V In ., , v,A. L ilsr , L on .. l , if , ir F A :,. , i Q nrtll F wi, ' w 'rf f' . ' La : ,-P1 K W' ,A L- 'f-'cf V, ,, ',.,,. Q , ir 'mf sl! .7, , .,,- L, .L , , , ,. an 2 ja N P W .mf N 'Q , s,,s,,, -2 - ew wig, we Y ,-' U 1 S . -,:f' : Q 3? A r . in n , V L L W , i Q , ., J .,,. if , . I ,, J? ,T ji W , 4 News J ' 'J f f-'ff 4 ' T ' ii Qi A .wav , ..,.:': -:mrs J : . , W A Q . K . T f lfi i . ' iiv J . Q , .:.E, .,.F. iz, Qttv in .:,- , mgyug . , IV, . vi-4 ,T r ,E ., E V- ': .E , I , in I H, Z, V ...., A , Q E2 In K ,Lap 3. U, 5 . ,f -, AA W : I I K 15 .- fn- ml . if f - + 1 A 1 2 , Q r -L ' - mm,, 3 ' , F ' ' ' ' A A ,,, .. ,,tw,, , Q g A as wg fe L L at -. iii, , , ROW 1: ROW 2: Hennon. ROW 4: rington. Ronald Allen, Torn Pitney, Vickie Todd, Joyce Gangle, Steve Miller, Lois Ann St. John, Joann Doty. Sam Inbody, Freddie Nigh, Patsy Harshberger, Martha Millham, Ronnie Andonian, Janet Ewing, Mary ROW 3: Dennis Myers, Gary Culp, Donelda Sterling, Laila Nigh, Danny Like, Jill Glaser, Linda Leader. Lynn Tate, Charles Dietrich, Carol Morse, Anna Mae Newell, Bill Tate, La Donna Inbody, Madeline Ar- ROW 5: Billy Payne, Kay Ewing, Barbara Bryan, James Allen, John Sherick, Charlotte George, Sharon Miller. ROW 6: Dennis Challen, Judy McDowell, Judy Hector, Gregory Bishop, Terry Rader, Patricia Yockey, Arlene Gallagher. ROW 7: Douglas Aukerman, Nancy Beck, Sue Long, Stanley Bishop, Virginia Fletcher, Linda Jean Ammons, Rose Ellen Orwick. NOT PICTURED: Grace Fenstermaker, Lewis Klingler. JOHNSTON' S GULF SERVICE STATION, McComb, Ohio .ml .. ., rrrk V M , ,.. , g A '- 5: , 2 iflj ei , : . f' ' - . ,, ,af rf ' ' 322. Z ri , is me ij, , X , ,ra -'..QEgm 5 . 4,2 5 . we Wi ai ' Af W m e W ' -if w ,, - KL, f is I- 11,,,.:gfg',x: W! ' ' . lmfr i ,-'.LL in ': 'lfl.ooQomy 9 ' A fffiif 2 :'S?' , ' 'fy'-e ':i' :r , QQ if . '16 is 4 L . , ,1,. . ,J , ,g W Q H k .:. f Q, . . , is rrrrr - f K ' 'f ' , .sf , 1 , x-.., . 1 ,L ,, .-. - -5 Q . , f 'I' E 'z L - in :fvl Q Q ' W , i'.:' i, 14,91 eg N 4 E 4 '1 S P - 1 f , ,iq if W in 4 - K m E in , ginzrfff-.4.pe,g'w2 f FIRST ROW: David Kitchen, Ronnie Markins, Eddie Routson, Terry Grose, Bill Bennet, Victor Russell, Gary Mon- tague, Richard Houk, Bradley Smith. SECOND ROW: Alan Myers, Ronnie Lauck, Tommy Grogg, Dick Morris, Chuck Morris, Bill Caton, Mike Honse, Theresa Swinehart, Linda Orwick. 'THIRD ROW: Ruth Hermon, Carol Cos- ner, Janet Aukerman, Judy Newcomer, Kay Latta, Sue Challen, Edna Callen, Jean Adams, Barbara Lenhart. FOURTH ROW: Jane Edie, Pamela Little, Nancy Ingold, J immy Lambert, Danny Payne, Rodger Geren, Larry Franks, Dick Shoemaker, Jimmy Clark. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Siferd, Jerry Montague, David Stoepfel, Morris Fen- stermaker, Dennis Shoemaker, Jimmy Buttermore, Barry Rehus, Steven Moorhead, Jimmy Rader. SIXTH ROW: Florense Rea, Peggy Krebbs, Pamela Bishop, Diane Woodruff, Glendora Osborn, Susan Rader,Na.ncy Norway, Barba ra Borgelt, Pamela Long. SEVENTH ROW: Judy Franks, Cathy Hutson, Melinda Hartzell, Donna Winkle. NOT PICTURED: Donna Halsey. FOURTH GR DE COMPLIMENTS OF COOPER TIRE AND RUBBER CO., Findlay, Ohio. 32 f . . S , My ld 1 AVVE: if V or S H i it S :'Aa ' 3, it ,k i . 1 -i, . I A , :42 .:- .f: . ' J ,ow , H 'J 1 E ,.. . 2 .rkr 5, A gm X. . W Q 1352. J rr R . R lsri S or g 3 af' g s? I. 3 S asf' , ,4V, ,blb I A 3 in -- I , F 1 gzu S? yhrh ' :HZ n Sa r it ROW ONE: Phillip Glaser, Robert Carreon, Robert Ault, Ronnie Haughn, Ronnie Kepling, John Collingwood, John Billingsley, Jinim Gangle, David Rader. ROW TWO: Billy Walters, Larry Todd, Larry Tate, Charles Mortimer, Tommy Hilty, Ewing, Betty Bergman, Mary Pepple, Sue Stevenson. ROW TI-IREE: Bonnie Wolery, Connie Spoors, Faye Phillips, Sue LaRue, Cheryl Siferd, Georgeanna Payne, Lynn Anne Gallant, Nancy Davis, Diane Had- dox. ROW FOUR: Ellen Pelto, Patty Grogg, William Aller, Larry Insley, Earl Kitchen, Terry Sands, John Aukerman David Sharninghouse, Donnie Clinger. ROW FIVE: Jerry McCullough, Bradley Gunder, Mike Siverling, Mike Ar- nold, Larry Siferd, Joe Newell, Glenn I-Ierringshaw, Mary Alice Schroll, Diana Spitsnaugle. ROW SIX: Betty Jo Herringshaw, Maxine Routson, Diana Clark, Karol Martin, Mary Lou James, Sharyl Doenges, Connie Wells, Faye Spence, Cheryl Morris. ROW SEVEN: Bertha Holladay, Linda Tyson, Susan Peneton, Connie Bennett. THIRD GRADE COMPLIMENT S OF 'I'I-IE MORRISON STORES, Department and Dime 33 I f .3 V ' , 9 . . ,, ,, e 3 f t , i, ,- A' - vii ' U, - A H f YK is? . iz f : E 'K 1- :Ti it 59' f 2,-K KK , -EZ K ' fl 'L - ,fl , 1,,,p-,N , X lp ,.,, . 3 , A ,,, K K ',,. V- : A K ' wa: 1 1' Nm-. V- -- L- -.-k zfwoimv R? , ia ,ae IE T 1 .gag ,Zvi-L , ww -,, ,lg if, L bf . K, ,vm - 1, ,mg - Q-,ff ,ms 3 ...,,,L. BWI? ' E 11 . W in ,. , ff, :ri ' FK :Falk k :Alf K K K K -fffilii i J' Q LIZ? i M , ww? 'wr' ' ks Q Q, bg wx J are . ,. as X ,ww :wx .ge r :gas , S ss ,wir fi Mm We M,msx,s:2,g5 , M, M ff :S :www ,Q ,ga ,U 3, when ' it Rafa l? f X' FIRST ROW: George DeFrieze, Eddie Hermon, Stever. Millham, Gary Rinehart, Dick Anstutz, Jimmy Houk, Daryl Clark. SECOND ROW: Larry Little, John Skelly, Paul Pitney, Larry Wilcox, Joe Adams, Jimmie Caton, Delbert Payne. THIRD ROW: Jerry Sands, Jerry Spitnale, Andy Nigh, Judy Aukerman, Nancy Brickman, Patty Glaser, Mar- cia Todd. FOURTH ROW: Judy Martin, Linda Smith, Gail Siverling, Vicki Morris, Rita Sterrett, Jane Johnston, Sheila Leader. FIFTH ROW: Christy Rehus, Sharon Hector, Yolanda Pulido, Julieann Dietrich, Gene Newell, David Arrington, Denny Miller. SIXTH ROW: Darrell Andonian, John Ewing, Don Miller, Loren Rea, Ricky Carles, Jim- my Fletcher, Mike Benjamin. SEVENTH ROW: Gary Like, Roger Arnold, Darrell Pendleton, Roger McDowell, John COMPLINIENTS OF SKELLY'S DRUG STORE, McComb, Ohio Foltz, Terry Trutt. U., I 1? up wa s M 5? , X ,- ',. X 22 le' 'E t 5 1' 1. f- . 'f ' - ..,w ., go 2 .. Y 2 X K+ . .,. ws, V A ,, .'-' ' , - 'A . ' '- g' A ' 7 1 f' F 7 ' M. .. ..... . QI? -- - 4 g-, a t ' , I F .f ,, .- 3 5- wg , ., or ---- + 1 ,554 - A V Im' i - - W gg- F - n W . 1--W f ,Q : V, Q- , .,k. ,.m,, K.kV 7 RL1 . . Z . sw. T.,,?:5,,, if f-- fe 'Q r - --L' F - . X 21 M f S N . 1 El, I fs-5 ' v:fff ' ' V sf' V M 1.55 4' V, . f .E a ..,.. Q.. , . ,, 1 K ' ali, , F - , l, . in is J. mm f A ,,,,,,,,,,,, , , .L ., UA,f I .fx I L, . , , , , is t is , f-., , Q - ::i, ?E5EViE 1 if I - r ,. if -.. Lb, ,+, :Zi5f::. 521 K K' ' A ffi0w :.: 1k: A: -PEE? 11,707 145 '- - ,win if 1 A ' 'f,VL W - i,f,3'f,,-4 ,5 I BA ,Q me sgghy 1 ' K W' ?ir i:iQg ,E Q , 2 . 4 W K 'L T .3 W' me , 2:11 WEE: Q- ff' Q gil ra' ri Wfqqg, av? ff Q 1 iff FA' L N Z' J 1 l 'Lt 5' . ,. 'fi F ,X B .. , F, F in , . ,L - --k-, A f1:f4faisf:f?a1 1 .Q iv ii ifg fm , E ,, -if I Trp . ..,. .. i 5 l' A KAVV if, ' in We i M. M .t e a .AX ., i- ,R F ' m 2 ,m x ' '7 Z,,g, 'ig', 2 x I S, ,--' - ., , . K 5 -Y V U V -f V . bf' 55 - 'ifigifel in 7 W aeyaa E '- . t ., : F, yyeaai a 5 eyyl 1 K K K '-Hi 5 si, ' A I f 11 5 ' . z ma i f? 'i Y 53 5 1 1 . ROW ONE: Lucille Serna, JoLynn Shoop, Kathy King, Nancy Hermon, Julia Wilson, Joyce Wells, Rosalie Harshberger, Betty Stoepfel. ROW TWO: Emily Ault, Lana Woodward, 'Ieri Sterling, Joyce Oyler, Linda Schultz, Cathy Bishop, Kay Stevenson, John Nigh. ROW THREE: Tommy Si- ferd, Wayne Lewis Agner, Bobby Spoors, Mike Boyles, Larry Fenstermaker, Mike Payne, Kenny McVey, Keith Detamore. ROW FOUR: Dale Pitney, Mike Vansickle, Billy Harden. Cheryl War- ren, Jimmy Funk, Mike Nusbaum, John Borgelt, Dennis Miller. ROW FIVE: Garry Tate, Douglas Rider, Jimmy Breitigan, Larry Caton, Charles Sigler, Gary Tussing, Terry Petersen, Jack Hill. ROW SIX: Karen Spitsnaugle, Bonnie Bennett , Betsey Endrek, Linda Routson, Diana Rider, Cathy Hermon, Patty Franks, Linda Haddox. ROW SEVEN: Eva Pulido, Dianne Va.nAtta, Sally Rinehart, Jane Aukerman, Janet Osborn, Sandra Honse, Kathy Myers, Debra Foltz. ROW EIGHT: Lois Anne THOMAS JEWELERS, Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, Findlay, Ohio Buttermore . 2 f Y if S , 5 -SQSI fl- .: 72 - 1 4 ' ::,,,:.. f if . ' . ' .ff-f 'K i 1 , ' - 'fi - PM - . 3 F32 1 ' ,f ' 4 if -' 'I . I 9, ':::. ' 'K 155: - , 'r rkt l' - id xl I L 23' sf 3 , ig I 'if 5 , 1 f- :xv , ' J we, ' -A 5 5, ' - w'lfmgsUKM - , f 1 R ,HY if 4 in ,W if WE . r ' fl1f':. . ar' i f I.: , , -'L' ,A .. .vp 1 2' ie 1 if A if 2, 'VV f' ' , l - :fi ' V ff ' ' IZ' J-iff, T -' in 5 W '31 V-5'AiHf-5' 1 W .' X V-new E' '? C iff, I' CW: R Q fi' 5 . , ,- ' - S' at Q-- A :: Q.1A. . ,S x K Q J i. , LW.. ,, , . , 3 it E f' 3 Q26 1 7 . .:' ' .' L 15-f .f Q fly? . W 2 ml 3 if lied' Q all ,R Hx ,,, K, M .qll ,,1, S T 2 4 4 1 qg 3 f J K K J il R 7-' 1 K' R,? ! I ,. ' iff Zigi, 52.5 ' ii iflfifiiilz b f-Q2-t5.' kkkk' 1 'I a My W i, KI Q ,, .. ,,,..,, ..,: , ,, ,.LL, , , .A ,,,f,,,,,,,, , I Y. ROW ONE: Toni Siverling, Judy Stoepfel, Janet Sterrett, Patty Zeller, Elizabeth Myers, Diane Siferd, Nancy Mar- tin, Nancy Lenhart. ROW TWO: Cynthia Basinger, Diane Detamore, Diana Collingwood, Jacalyn Gangle, Elizabeth Ann Donaldson, Nancy Culp, Connie Farquharson, Michael George. ROW THREE: David Breitigan, Johnnie Glaser, John Delirieze, David Bundy, Joe Bryan, Kevin Lauck, Dicky Wolford, Beatrice Callen. ROW FOUR: Cheryl Ham- lin, Melinda Pelto, Mary Jo Butler, Patty Shoop, Nancy Franks, Nancy Cusac, Edna Spence, Linda Beck. ROW FIVE Carol Sue Todd, Linda Mansfield , Shirley Shoop, Cynthia Abbott, Jacqueline Thorne, Gary Carles, Jerry Wolford, Allan Latta. ROW SIX: Lynn Newcomer, Gary Gallant, Emil George, Michael Franks, Steven Trutt, Bobby Schroll, Robert Insley, Steven Benroth. ROW SEVEN: Billy Rider, Bobby Arrington, Danny Hickey. NOT PICTURED: Paul KI DERGARTE Fletcher, Freddie Aller. Y ,..g4- m, f . IV f ' .M A' V x Q , I' ' X , I TIILETIC FIRST ROW: Jerry Pierce, Junior Shafer, John Joe Shoop, Ralph Nigh, Darrell Challen, Jim Edie, Charles Har- den. SECOND ROW: Gary Geren, Jim Rinehart, Larry Spitnale, Larry Mapes, Jack Myers, Jan Nigh, Larry Ty- son, Dennis Geren, Ronnie Pendleton. THIRD ROW: Denny Altstaetter, Bob Self, Marvin Tate, Larry Klingler, Leon McDowell, Gerald Aller, Kenneth Bryan, Darrell Gallent, Fred Altstartter, Roy Wise, Charles Cosner, Jun- FOOTBALL We started the season with four lettermen, Larry Mapes, I ay Rea, John Rea, and Fred Alstartter. Although the Panther squad chalked up only one victory, the season can be considered a success in terms of valuable experi ence gained by players and coaches. McCornb's lone gridiron victory came at the expense of Van Buren's Black Knights This year's Panther Bowl Homecoming was spectacular except for one detail. Mt. Blanchard spoiled the evening for the queen by winning the contest. Next season should be even better as there will be nineteen lettermen ready for action. ior Miller, Dan Lora, Manager. We They Bluffton - -Preview 0 6 Van Buren 8 '7 Vanlue 0 33 Arlington '7 28 Mt. Blanchard 6 38 Cory-Rawson 6 30 Liberty 6 33 Arcadia 0 48 COMPLIMENTS OF WOLFORD AND KEERAN GARAGE, McComb, Ohio 38 I Jim Edie , ,, A nein f i no niei LmYnMaPeS Ralph Nigh 1 is ,J ,Q- -.r F 5.-N f QQ' it K1 ia ie 2? L X 5-5 -x ff if 7 x '5 5 E Qi is Q X5 Fred Altsta etter Dennis Geren 41- . 4 x 3 fi 5 'mbxmw Kenne Charles Cosner if Geren Charles Harden suv.. Leon McDowell Jack Jan Ronnie Pend leton Jim Rinehart Bob Self KF Marvin Tate Tyson K 5 S X P 13 1 My Ik 29 I --V' 1 , ,,,. 'H'Qz:15?W-lvitfiy I FOOTBALL HEERLEADERS KOPPENHOFER BROS. CO. POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER--Deshler, Ohio FTRST ROW: Jim Rinehart, Eddie Barker, Mark Deerwestei, Charles Cosner, Larry Mapes. SECOND ROW J B Finley, Robert Phillips, Roger Orwick, Gerald Aller, Kenny Bryan, Larry Orwick, Ronald Hale, Junior Miller Hobson Rader, Nianager. ' PA THERS This year the team started with no lettermen and was rough sledding for a while. But among the boys was a will and determination to win. Our first game of the league we lost by 8 points to a highly ranked Vanlue team The Panthers finely broke the ice in their league game by winning in an overtime 68-64 over Arcadia. The Panthers kept their winning streak going for one more week by downing Van Buren 77 to 70. The Panthers dropped the next two games in a row. Then came back to win the final league game 54-53 over Liberty-Benton. McComb drew Liberty-Benton in the tournament. The Panthers could not get going and were knocked from the ranks to the tune of 70-47. With eight lettermen this year and four returning letterrnen back next year the Panthers have a prospec tive season. REGULARS We They 65 46 42 91 61 67 53 96 44 51 64 72 41 63 PANTHER BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT RESERVES 59 64 We They 49 64 Liberty 36 27 45 58 Hamler 1 9 23 6 8 64 Hoytville 41 26 7 7 7 1 D eshler 18 42 54 66 Pandora 38 48 47 68 Vanlue 41 45 54 5 3 A rlington 42 43 47 70 F. S. PENDLETON LUMBER COMPANY, McComb, Ohio 41 North Baltimore Deshler Arlington Arcadia Van Buren Cory-Rawson Mt. Blanchard Liberty Liberty 42 0 042036 G 0 X 06025196 l 'b,XQQf pf- 2, i x X X ' ahsilip K cf- 55903 CHEERLEADERS Paula Foltz, Mary Ellen Adams, Diane Booth, Marlene Mapes, Susie Foltz, Mascot. BUCKEYE ELECTRIC HOTPOINT APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION, F indlay, Ohio FIRST ROW, KNEELING: Bob Amstuu, Eddie Beam, John Joe Shoop, Gary Garen, Dennie Altstaetter, Jim Edie. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ammons, Bob Wade, Wayne Rader, Larry Tyson, Roy Wise, Lauren Inbody, Arden Endrek, Donovan Courtright, Dan Lora, Junior Herringshaw, Eddie Ingold. JU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL TE M JU IOR HIGH HEERLEADERS Jill Rider, Bonnie Newcomer, Roberta Harden, Harriet Miller COMPLLMENT S OF BENNETT BROS. FURNITURE CO., MCCOMB, OHIO 44 FIRST ROW, SEATED: Jerry Foltz, Bob Self, Jan Nigh, Bob Phillips, Bud Sherick, Charles Cosner, Larry Mapes, Gerald Aller. SECOND ROW: John Joe Shoop, John Stanfield, Junior Shafer, Jim Rinehart, Eddie Barker, Eddie Beam, Jim Edie, Jerry Pierce. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ammons, Arden Endrek, Darrell Gallant, Phillip Davis, Ron- ald Pendelton, Roy Wise, Ronald Hale, Gary Caren, Jack Myers, Ralph Nigh, Larry Tysen. The McComb baseball team, though lacking experience, performed commendably this year. ,There werea lot of holes to be plugged up as the Panthers got Lmderway because of the number of seniors lost through gradua- tion. Bob Phillips, a senior letterman, was called upon constantly for the pitching chores. Other help in this de- partment came from Jerry Foltz and Roy Wise, Bob being the only experienced pitcher on the staff. Other experienced lettermen included: seniors Larry Mapes, Bud Sherick, Bob Self, and junior Ian Nigh. Catcher Larry Mapes did a fine job of receiving and batting again this year. Bob Self and Bud Sherick again did fine work in the field and their experience helped bolster the team a lot. Jan Nigh was a great help in the field and at bat. This year's team was, in some ways, a preview of the team to come. Several freshmen were members of this year's squad and their experience will lead to varsity jobs in the years to come. WONDER BREAD AND HOSTESS CAKES, Lima., Ohio 45 - M Wig LM' in if Q13 if v I Qc L, 5? Q 'GN as aff , 2,. Q- E' :'.i Q gk ::2A, ,. , 1,1 1 up i 5 Q i , H1 W ...L fig Q Q K Q .. 5 if 5 I u X 3 I .l is Cf URGA IZATIU IN vor FIRST ROW: Jan Nigh, Phyllis Kersh, Mark Deerwester, Lynn Miller, Larry Inbody, Beverly Shoop, Roger Or- wick. SECOND ROW: Miss Painter, Ruth Leader, Ruth Aim Buchanan, Rosie Rader, Mary Ellen Adams, Anita Kurtz, Mary Haughn, Linda Wagner, Mary Ann Parker. HO OR SOCIETY McComb is well represented again this year with 5 senior members and 10 junior members in the Na- tional Honor Society. An average of B or above, along with the characteristics of service, leadership, and character must be achieved in order to be eligible. Miss Eleanor Painter is the faculty advisor. The first meeting of the year was for senior members only. It consisted of bowling at the sportsman's Lanes in Findlay, followed by supper at McComb High School and a program. On February 13th a meet- ing for both junior and senior members was held at Van Buren. The formal banquet was held at Cory- Rawson in April. COMPLIIVLENT S OF TWINING MUSIC STORE, Findlay, Ohio 48 FIRST ROW: Mr. Ensign, Larry Orwick, Mark Deerwester, Anita Kurtz. SECOND ROW: Marietta Morrison, Jan Brickman, Beverly Shoop, Charles Cosner, .lack Myers, Russell Conrad, Harriet Miller, Susan Rader. EHIRD ROW: Glenn Moore, Denny Altstaetter, Ed Barker, Roger Orwick, Gary Geren, Bob Amstutz, Jim ryan. TLIDE T COUNCIL The McComb Student Council, a member of the National Association of Student Councils, is composed of the Presidents, Vice -Presidents, and Secretaries of the upper six classes. These persons represent their classes in making various decisions through the school year. At the first meeting, we chose officers to perside during the year as follows: President, Mark Deerwesterg Vice President, Larry Orwickg Secretary-Treasurer, Anita Kurtz. The Student Council sponsors various activities for the school. Among these were the Homecoming, and the Christmas Dance. Everyone enjoyed the Melchor Marionettes and the Gloom Chasers which were programs sponsored by the Student Council. Fwids for the organization to carry on its projects were raised through a magazine sale carried on by the school. PATTERSON'S, Findlay, Ohio, ESTABLISHED IN 1849 49 , FIRST ROW: Phyllis Rozelle, Beverly Shoop, Paula Foltz, Lynne Miller, Sara Myers, Mary Stoepfel, Florence Sterling, Susie Wade. SECOND ROW: Joleen Shank, Sharon Tewell, Sherry Zeller, Sharon Aukerman, Marlene Mapes, Judy Sheidler, Sue Rosenberger, Janice Montague, Darlene Latta, Diane Booth , Barbara Ewing, Miss Painter. THIRD ROW: Glenda Siverling, Phyllis Sharninghouse, Kay Myers, Sharon Doudt, Marietta Morrison, Kay Martens, Connie Brickrnan, Mary Keeran, Ruth Shafer, Mary Jo Sterling. G. A. A. The Gir1's Athletic Association promotes interest in sports, with the purpose of providing girls in the upper four grades with extra sport activity aside from the regular physical education classes. The group elected the following officers: President, Sara Myers: Vice President, Lynne Miller, Secretary-Treasur er, Paula Foltz, Reporter, Mary Stoepfel. The group participated in bowling every Tuesday night at Sportsman Lanes Bowling Alley under the supervision of Miss Eleanor Painter. PLOTTS LUGGAGE SHOP AND HOBBY SHOP, Findlay, Ohio 50 FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Sterling, Ruthann Shafer, Elaine Inbody, Elaine Troutner. SECOND ROW: Mary Keeran, Jeanette Hermon, Phyllis Kersh, Susie Wade, Rosie Rader, Mary Haughn, Anita Kurtz, Rosie Wason, Connie Brickman, Paula Foltz, Sara Myers, .Jan Brickman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Spitzer--Advisor, Glenda Siverling, Ruth Leader, Barbara Ewing , Phyllis Rozelle, Beverly Shoop, Mary Stoepfel, Sandra Shafer , Sue Rosenberger, Mary Ellen Adams, Janice Altman, Joleen Shank, Kay Spoors, Fannie Sue Roy, Sharon Arkerman, Sherry Zeller. FOURTH ROW: Janice Montague, Kay Martens, Lucretia Caton, Sharon Tewell, Carolyn Spoors, Marlene Mapes, Eva Andonian, Judy Sheidler, Darlene Latta, Diane Booth, Kay Myers, Sharon Doudt, I.aVera Payne, Jo Fran F enell, Joyce Campbell, Janet Apple, Linda Crouse, Sandra Rider. F.H. . The Future Homemakers Chapter is composed of fifty -three 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 goals of our or- ganization. Our officers for the year are as rouows: President, Anita Kurtz: Vice President, Mary Hauglmg Secretary, Rosie Wasson: Treasurer, Connie Brickmang Parliamentarian, Paula Foltzg Historian, Phyllis Kershg Reporter, Rosie Rad- erg Recreation leaders, Sara Myers and Jan Brickmang Refreshment chairmen, Susie Wade and Jeanette Hermong Photographers, Jan Schwartz, Sue Rosenberbe, and Janice Altman. Mrs. Joe Shoop and Mrs. Robert Kurtz were se- lected as our chapter mothers. Mrs. N. J. Spitzer is our advisor. Last April, Paula Foltz, Phyllis Kersh, and Beverly Shoop were awarded their State Homemaker Degrees at the State Convention in Columbus. Our chapter also received the Award of Merit. During the month of April, the girls honored their mothers at the annual Mother-Daughter Tea. The main event of this occasion was the style review. It featured fashions created by the girls. In November, we were the hosts of the bi-county meeting. We are proud to have Mary Haughu elected Parlia- mentarian of the bi-county organization. At our December meeting we packed three large boxes of gifts for an orphanage in Japan. We also contributed 310.00 to UNESCO. Our donation assisted the Women's Community Centers in Tripoli, Libya. After the meeting our Chapter, along with the local FFA went Christmas caroling. One of the Chapter's money making projects was a cookie sale. On February, various members presented the emblem service and the meaning of FHA to the local grange. At the regular February meeting, the speaker for the evening was Sergio Elizonda, an exchange student from Findlay College. He showed slides of Europe and discussed life in these various interesting spots. Our flower is the red rose and our colors are red and white. Red for courage and the firm determination to suc- ceed and the white for purity. BLOOMINGDAI..E'S FIDWERS, Findlay, Ohio, MEMBER OF F.'I'.D. 51 2 X FIRST ROW: Jerry Foltz, Jack Myers, Kenny Bryan, Larry Orwick, Larry Inbody, Roger Orwick, Robert Phillips, Advisor, Mr. White. SECOND ROW: Bill Like, Ralph Nigh, Jim Ensign, Bill Foltz, Hobson Rader, Larry Mapes, Harold McCullough, Russell Conrad, Charles Feltman, John Winters, John Joe Shoop, Harold Varner. THIRD ROW: Dale Smith, Marvin Tate, Don Lora, Leon McDowell, Gerald Aller, Bob Sterling, Dan Dietrich, Lauren Inbody, Earl Winters, Don Phillips, Don Kepling, Darrell Challen, Marvin Ritter, Charles Rader. NOTPICTURED, Ronald Hale. F. F. A. Our organization is composed of thirty-four high school boys. We are banded together because of our common interest in agriculture. To be enrolled in this organization you must have selected and completed one or more livestock or crop project. We strive to do tomorrow's tasks quicker, more efficiently and with increased abundance. Our motto is Learning to do, Doing to leamg Earning to live, Living to serve. Our officers for this year are: President, Larry lnbodyg Vice President, Larry Orwickg Secretary, Roger Orwickg Treasurer, Jack Myers, Reporter, Kenny Bryang Sentinel, Jerry Foltzg Student Advisor, Robert Phillips. Our advisor is Mr. White. We participate in the county Parliamentary Procedure Contest in which we won a silver award. Russell Conrad, Marvin Ritter, Larry Spitnale, Dale Smith represented our chapter at State FFA Camp last summer. This year was climaxed by two main events. A Parent and Son Banquet was held in March and in June we had several judging teams representing our chapter at the state contests. Each event required the dem- onstration of the ability, tact and leadership we had acquired in the past year. BEST WISHES FROM JOSTEN'S, MAIGZRS OF FINE CLASS RINGS 52 FIRST ROW: Linda Wagner, Shirley Miller, Sarah Myers, Phyllis Kersh, Mary Haughn, Beverly Shoop, Rosie Rader, Jeanette Herman, Anita Kurtz, Lynn Miller, SECOND ROW: Ruth Leader, Elaine Troutner, Phyllis Rozelle, Mary Ann Parker, Kay Spoors, Jo Fran Farrell, Diane Booth, Lucretia Caton, Kay Martens, Marietta Morrison, Sharon Doudt, Eve Andonian, Janice Montague, Kay Myers, Wanda Osborn. THIRD ROW: John Shoop, Charles Harden, Jan Nigh, Jim Ensigh, Leon McDowell, Dale Smith, Earl Winters, Jim Deweese, Robert Phillips, Loren Inbody, Hobson Rader, Gerald Aller, Larry Inbody, Kenneth Bryan, Dan Dietrich. FIRST ROW: Linda Crouse, June Hile, Sharon Nigh, Glenda Siverling, Phyllis Sharninghouse, Sharon Auk- erman. SECOND ROW: Velva Shafer, Phyllis Shafer, Janice Schwartz, Barbara Ewing, Rosie Wasson, Rut Ann Buchanan, Mary Ellen Adams, Suzanne Wade, Connie Brickman, Mary Catherine Steopfel, Elaine In- body, Janet Apple. THIRD ROW: Sue Rosenberger, Judy Shiedler, Darlene Latta, Fannie Sue Roy, Mar- h lene Mapes, Sandra Rider, Jan Brickman, Carolyn Spoors, Sharon Tewell, Joleen Shank, Mary Jo Sterling, Ruth Ann Shafer, Helen Mae Spitler, La Vera Payne, Sherry Zellers, Nlary Keeran, Madge Shafer, Barbara Doty. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Pendelton, Dermis Geren, Mark Deerwester, Scott Rader, Darrell Challen, Ralph Tussing, Arden Endreks, Floyd Rader, Donnie Kepling, Marvin Ritter, Russell Conrad, John Winters Charles Rader, Jtmior Shafer, Douglas Benjamin, Jerry Pierce. MIXED CHORUS y FIRST ROW: Ruth Leader, Harriet Miller, Shirley Lora, Faye Shafer, Elaine Inbody, Kay Martens, Jim Ensign, Darlene Latta, Diane Booth, Marilyn Pickens, Sandra Rider, Carol Endrek, Mary Ann Parker, Scott Rader, Ruthann Buchanan, Linda Wagner, Charles Eberly, Jim Rhinehart. SECOND ROW: Barbara Doty, Sidney Agner, Shirley Orwick, Lucretia Caton, Marietta Morrison, Rosie Wasson, Jo Fran Ferrell, Connie Brickman, Lynn Miller, Jan Brickman, Mr. Detamore, Larry Inbody, Kenneth Bryan, Sue Rosen- MCCOMB HIGH SCHOOL The 1957 Concert Band consisted mainly of high school students. It was decreased in size and stood at approximately 60 members. The band gave a concert in March. They played several classical compo- sitions and in addition popular numbers. The senior members Lynne Miller, Beverly Shoop, and Mark Deerwester plus band manager Larry 54 A 4 R s 3 berger, Marvin Ritter, Don Ensign, Russel Conrad, Glen Moore, Jim Edie , Paul Brickman. THIRD ROW: Virginia Leader, Eileen McMaster, Roberta Harden, Caroline Spoors, Beverly Shoop, Sharon Doubt, Marie Wise, LaVera Payne, Sue Ann Woodruff , Kay Spoors, Mark Deerwester, Don Kepling, Mary Ellen Adanrs, Sherry Zeller. Gerald Aller, Dennis Geren, Gary Geren, Jan Nigh, Mary I-Iaughn, Larry Spitnale, Denny Altstaetter, John Joe Shoop. CONCERT BAN Inbody graduated frorn the band this year. The spirit and musical a- bilities which these people provided will be sadly missed by all. The band participated in the district at Ohio Northern University and hoped to be eligible for the final state auditions at Ashland. 55 ? 3 , Q M O f J -Gig K ffwifffi X. ' ' geffmif: - , Q - V 3 . ,,.1f.v,1fM., W' 4 - - , 1. 0 ,. .,, ' . 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Q ,M 1 h , r ' K . l 1 s . , gm - V 4 ., 'T A Q 7 ,Miva I 4 v ,, ' MARCHI GBA MAJORETTE ? , 1 9 5- . O Z Ruthann Buchanan, Sidney Agner, I . f if .U rw Elaine Inbody,and Jan Brickman. CONEPLIMIENTS OF PORTER'S FINDLAY'S COMPLETE MUSIC STORE SENIOR BAND MEMBERS ROW 1: Beverly Shoop, Janice Altman, Velva Shafer. ROW 2: Larry In- body, Phyllis Shafer, Lynne Miller, Mark Deerwester. HRISTMAS PROGRAM CONGRADULATIONS SENIORS from MCCOMB TILE WORKS FIRST ROW: Helen Mae Spitler, Joyce Campbell, Beverly Shoop, Mary l-Iaughn, Mary Ann Parker, Grace Halsey. SECOND ROW: Elaine Troutner, Phyllis Sharninghouse, Charles Eberly, Mark Deerwester. Scott Ra- der, Ruthann Buchanan, Mr. Martens. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Joyce Campbell, Beverly Shoop , Suunne Wade, Mary Stoepfel, Linda Wagner. SECOND ROW Glenda Siverling, Florence Sterling, Shirley Miller, Kay Myers, Sharon Doudt, Velva Shafer, Mrs. Ensign. THE TROUT FURNITURE co., Findlay, ohio 58 l MECOMENG Q uiw ACTIVITIES l O Seated left to rightg Jan Brickman, Queen, Paula Foltz, Joleen Shank. Standingg Lucretia Caton JOSTEN'S FINE CLASS RINGS V.-,H FIRST ROW: Dan Dietrich, Larry Orwick, Larry Inbody, Robert Phillips, Mark Deerwester. SECOND ROW: Florence Sterling, Shirley Miller, Shirley Like, Lynne Miller, Janice Altman, Beverly Shoop, Paula. Foliz, Sara Myers, Mrs. Ensign. SENIOR PLAY On April 12, the Senior Class Play, a comedy farce, A Broom for the Bride was presented. The cast included: Clara Grey, an attractive, iluttery matron, Beverly Shoopg Bert Grey, Father of the household, Dan Dietrichg Josie, a domineering maid, Florence Sterlingg Linda Grey, the attractive bride-to- be, Lynne Iviillerg Susie Jones, the neighbor's little girl, Shirley Miller, Mrs. Digberry, pompous, snobbish, society woman, Sara Myersg Ernest Digberry, the timid bridegroom, Larry Inbodyg Miranda Gow, wealthy old eccentric from Boston, Janice Altmang Roger Homblow, in his forties, a would be crook, Larry Orwickg Dolly Laurel, a romantic young lady, Paula Foltz, Tony Piper, a young reporter who stops at nothing, Mark Deer- wester, Lola Lovelace, a faded stage star, Shirley Likeg Deacon Merridew, a crotchety old woman-hater, Robert Phillips. Summary of playg Linda, daughter of a socially pretentious mother, is set to marry Ernest, the mamma's boy of a supposedly wealthy mother. Linda's ex-fiancee, a reporter, turns up and sets his mind to breaking up this match. The wealthy aunt of the family--whom they haVen't seen for many years, turns up and is mistaken by the ilighty mother for the new maid, she is put to work. A crook, posing as a society reporter, enters the house with his niece, he is after some valuable letters known to him to be concealed behind a family painting. The reporter disguises himself as the aunt from Boston: he disrupts the plans for the wedding and partially exposes some of the phony guests. Linda realizes she really loves the reporter. Together with her new fiancee, they dispose of the possessive mother of Emest and enable him to marry the niece of the crook, who has reformed and has made a match with the wealthy aunt who has been mistaken for the new maid. THE TOLEDO TOWELL SUPPLY CO.--KLOTZ SEED STORE, Findlay, Ohio G2 'nu-11 Qing FIRST ROW: Seated, Ruth Leader, Linda Wagner, Roger Orwick, Ralph Nigh, Anita Kurtz, Joleen Shank, Mary Ellen Adams. SECOND ROW: Jerry Smith, Barbara Ewing, Kenny Bryan, Gerald Aller, Mary Haughn, .IU IOR PLAY On Friday, November 2, the Junior class presented a three-act fantasy, Down to Earth' , directed by Miss Painter. The Prologue starts the story with two angels, Agnes and Wilfred, descending to earth to pick up a couple of elderly souls. However, their mission is complicated when a mischievous would-be angel, Pilone by name, joins them in a kind of heavenly hitch-hike. The two elderly souls are Augusta Applegate, a wealthy and sarcastic spinster, and Herman Howell, a kindly, retired sailor. Herman is ready to go: but Augusta hates to part with her money. Orpha Teel and Millie Bromsley, Augusta's nieces unconsciously side with the angels. Orpha desires a rich husband for her daughter, Ruthie, while Millie and her inventor-husband, Baxter, need Augusta's capital rn order to make his inventions a success. Millie and Baxter's daughter, June, is engaged to marry Richard White, a young photographer. Pilone has the power of making people fall in love simply with his kiss. He tests his power on Ruthie, who falls in love with Robert Hanley. Diana Clump, Augusta's frustrated maid, who has just been jilted for the eleventh time, suddenly qualifies as an angel. The cast is as follows: Agnes, Anita Kurtzg Wilfred, Roger Orwickg Pilone, Ralph Nighg Augusta Apple- gate, Mary Haughng Diana Clump, Barbara Ewingg Orpha Teel, Mary Ellen Adams, Ruthie Teel,Io1een Shankg Millie Bromsley, Ruth Leaderg Baxter Bromsley, Kenny Bryang June Bromsley, Linda Wagnerg Rich- ard White, Ian Nighg Herman Howell, Gerald Allerg Robert Hanley, Jerry Smith. Miss Painter, Jan Nigh. 64 Hu 5' . . T 1 4 . 75 4 .4 , . E 1 Q- 52 - 15. I L Ulf? ? 15 1. Sara 2. Annual Stai 3 Ride 'emK1ing1er 4. Wi1bur??? 5. Pau1a!!!! 6. Bobert 7. Sleeping Beauties 8. Those Good Looking Seniors 9. Don't Work Too Hard 10. Lynne 11. Cutie Pie 12. Hey Larry 13. Sm11ey 14. Bob 15. Orwick 16. Self 17. Phyllis 18. Mud Pack 19. Mumpy 20. 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Crawford St. Findlay Ohio North Baltimore Ohio Compliments i Of CORRON'S CHESTER WHITES Compliments Of JONES FUNERAL HOME William H. .lones Ellis F. .lones McComb Ohio Athletic Equipment WAALANDS GREENHOUSE School 3, Team Cut Flowers Potted Plants Ouffifferg We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Y Corsages - Wedding Flowers JAQUA S 140 Larkins Street SPORTING GOODS Phone 169 Findlay Ohio Fin'-llUY ohio Phone 40 Deweese Party Snacks 8 Sohio Service McComb Ohio Congratulations Class of 57 from V FIRST ROW: Carol Gonzales, EVERETT LATTA b K Leas Gonzales, fGrade 8, Mary V, I H .,,. ,H tglrade 42' Dealer QPF Z O Z t . .t , to ,.t I : vo. oo ra e , ' O Grace Halsey fSoiahomorej,l V fglslglandlklcas 13.1 aj G L . 1 gif? I - Mary Am Parker Uunion. a vo ine otor i cn rease . F 5 t e of i E THIRD Row: June Hue pun- McComb Ohio . T 'N iorj. l....l...t 2 Sip' If SEATED: Paul Fletcher, Steven LaRue, Joe Gonzales, Bobby Crane, Char- lotte Walsh , Norma Dishong, Alan Dishong, David Walsh , Freddie Aller. STANDING: Billy Sheridan, Kay Singer, Gary Singer, Sandra Clay, Alma Gonzales, Donna Halsey, Anna Dishong, Sandra Halsey, Danny Crane, Lewis Klingler, Ray Gonzales. Congratulations 'md BE-ATRICE Fooos co Best Wishes to the Class 0f1957 l Meadow Gold Ice Cream OHIO POWER COMPANY Tiffin, ohio CALE AU G U ST 27 - First day of school. SEPTEMBER 7 - Elected High School Cheerleaders 17 - Elected Homecoming Queen and attendants 21 - Seniors went to Fostoria to have their pictures taken. Ronald 1Skipj Hale got 3parking tickets and Mark Deerwester and Bob Self each one. 25 - Junior Play tryouts. 26 - Seniors received proofs for Senior Pictures. 27 - Junior Play practice started. OCTOBER 1 - Student Council inet. Seniors sent proofs back. 2 - Seniors chose cap and gowns. 5 - Homecoming supper and game. 9 - Band went to Findlay. 29 - Magazine sales got underway. NOVEMBER 2 - Junior Play was a success. 5 - Octette sang at Hancock County Farm Bureau Talent Find and won a trophy and first prize. 6 - President Dwight Eisenhower elected by students. 7 - FHA Bi-County meeting at McComb 9 - State Department of Education inspects McComb School 13 - Open house. 15 - No school, htuiting season. 21 - Seniors received pictures. Thanksgiving pro- gram at school. 22 - Thanksgiving Day. FFA boys went to Chicago to the International Livestock Show. DECEMBER 10 - Decorated Christmas trees in school. 17 - lligh School Christmas Party. 18 - Music program ffligh School and Grades.j 21 - School out for Christmas Vacation. DAR JANUARY 14 - All county practice at Van Buren. 23 - Senior night at Shawtown Grange. 26 - All county Music Festival at Mt. Blanchard. 30 - No School. . .bad weather? FEBRUARY 12 - Citizens Committee meeting. 14 - Senior Play tryouts. 15 - First night of county basketball tournament. Played at McComb and Cory-Rawson. 18 - Play cast chosen. 25 - Music Auditions here. Organization pictures taken. 26 - FHA at Pleasant Grange. 27 - Otterbein Boys Chorus presented a program here. MARCH 4 - Student Council program. Senior Play practice started. 6 - Bi-County FHA meeting at Van Buren. 7 - Senior Career day at Findlay College. 13 - College Parent Night at Van Buren. 22 - FHA Banquet held at school. 23 - District Auditions at Lima. 25 - Student Council Program. Band presented pro- gram to parents. 30 - District Band and Chorus at Ohio Northern. APRIL 6 - Science Day at Bowling Green. 12 - Senior Play was applauded by large audience. Eighth Grade test. 13 - Senior sponsored dance held in school gym. 19 - No school. . .Good Friday. 24 - FHA Mother and Daughter Tea. 26 - Grade School Operetta enjoyed by all. MAY 3 - Student Council Program 4 - State Scholarship Tests taken by students. 18 - Junior and Senior Banquet was a surprise. 19 - Baccalaureate and Commencement. 26 - Seniors leave on Washington trip. 30 - Seniors returned home from Washington.