Meeker Local High School - Trojan Yearbook (Meeker, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1955 volume:

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' M . . . :' In if , ' . - 't V -V'1 if Row 1: Miss Layman, Mrs. Lehner, Mrs. Gompf, Mrs. Eichhorn, Mrs. Preuninger, Mrs. May Row 2: Mr. Huff- man, Mr. Litell, Mr. Hunter, Mr, Doolittle. HAZEL LAYMAN, Bowling Green University, Bowl- ing Green, Ohio, Grades One and Two. GOLDIE LEHNER: West Virginia Wesleyan, B,S, Home Ec., Columbia University, M.A. In Home Ec., Cafeteria, Teaches Home Ec. RUBY GOMPF: Teachers State College, Fairmont, West Virginia, Grades Three and Four. ELPHA EICHHORN: Bowling Green University, Bowling Green, Ohio, Grades Five and Six. LOIS PREUNINGER, Miami University, Ohio North- ern, B,S, in Education, Teaches World History, American Literature, French I, English 8 and 10, Physical Education and Health. til Z5 A .sr N-1:1 3 BETTY MAY: Morehead State College, B,A, in Commerce and Music, Teaches Typing I and II, Business Practice, Music and Band. WALKER HUFFMAN, Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan B.S, in Education, Local School Executive History, Hygiene, Physical Education. ROBERT LITELL, Otterbein College, B.A., LaSalle University, l.M., Teaches English '7 and 9, Geog- raphy,Math '7 and 8, Physical Education 7,8 and 9. BURDETTE HUNTER: Ohio State University, B.S, in Agriculture, Teaches Agriculture and Farm Shop. ROBERT DOOLITTLE: B.A., Western Reserve Uni- versity, M.A,, Western Reserve University, Teaches American Government,Ohio History, Physics, Gen- eral Science, Plain Geometry, Math. Student Council Row 1: Cholea Ann Margis, Jean Thomas, Joan James, Helen Wilson, Anita Coon, Joyce Walters. Row 2: Mr Doolittle, Jim Smith, Ronald Newland, Merl Coon, Jim Pfeiffer, Larry Uhl. Office Secretaries Row lg Judy Pfeiffer, Patsy Parsell, Mr, Walker J. Huffman, School Executive, Mary Ann Nuzum, Anita Coon Row 2: Joyce Walters, Mary Jane Coon, Betty Jo Clark, Sandra Courtad, Rachel Sappington. 4 QVVB4 E I I ,ff 1 14 , A L - ,. Y , f- N, A ,44 .-3,155.13 ,v'a,2j:q3.,'.SJ Xi' I7-d,,fh+w,-.J xv. 1:-num-1. 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NANCY SHULTS Vice President Class Officer 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society4g F,H,A, 2,3,4g F.H,A, Officer2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g County Music Festival l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4g Class P1ay2,3,4g Librarian l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. DIANA GETTYS Secretary Class Officer 2,45 Student Council lg Glee Club 3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g County Music Festival 3,43 Band 4g Cheerleader 3g Class Play 3: Y-Teens 1,2g Li- brarian 4: Annual Staff 4. EVELYN HERR Treasurer Class Officer l,2,3,4g Student Council 25 S tu d e nt Council Officer 2g F,l-l.A, 4g Glee Club l,4g Mixed Chorusl,4g Music Festival l,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Cheer- 1eader1,2,3g Class Play 2,3,4g Librarian 1,2,3,4g An- nual Staff 4. 5 ANITA COON Class Officer 2g Student Council l,4g National Honor Society 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4g F.H.A. Officer 2,31 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g County Music Festival l,'2,3,4g Class Play 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Spotlight Staff 4. BETTY JO CLARK Class Officer 1: F.H.A.2,3,4g F.H.A. Officer 2,3g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g County Music Festival l,2,3,4g Class Play 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. SHIRLEY DETWILER Class Officer l,2g Student Council 24 F.H.A. 3,4g F.H.A. Officer 3g C1asssP1ay 3,4g Librarian 4g An- nual Staff 4. MARYLIN HECKER Student Council 3: F.H.A. 4g Cheerleader 2,3,4g Li- brarian 4: Annual Staff 4, 6 RONALD GRIFFIN MixedChorus l,2,3g Band lg Basketballl,2,3,4g Track 1,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Varsi l,3,4g Annual Staff4. ty M Club 3g Class Play PAUL MEADOWS Class Officer 25 Footbal1r1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4p Annual Staff4. RUTH PURTEE Class Officer lg F,H.A. 2,3,4g F,H,A, Officer 2,33 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus lg lg Librarian 35 Annual Staff 4. County Music Festival JIM PFEIFFER Student Council 4g Mixed Chorus l,2g Basketball lg Class Play 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. 7 JANE SEITER A National Honor Society 3,4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, F.H,A. Of- A ficer 2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, County Music Festival 1,2,3,4, Band 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Class Play 2,3,4, Librarian l,2,3,4, Annual staff 4. ROBERTA SHARP Class Officer 2, Student Council 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Class Play 3,4, Librarian 4, Annual Sta.ff4. HM SMITH Class Officer l,3, Student Council l,4, Student Coun- cil Officer 4, Basketball 3,4, Class Play l,3,4, Hi-Y l,2, Annual Staff 4, Spotlight Staff l,4. ERNEST SPARKS Class Officer 1, Student Council 2, F,F.A, 4, State Agriculture Test4, Basketbal1l,2, Baseball 3,4, Track 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Annual staff 4. 8 Class History One bright September morning, twelve years ago, a group of eager young- sters entered the First Grade at Meeker School. In that group were Clyde Sap- pington, Shirley Detwiler, Evelyn Herr, Jane Seiter, Marylin Hecker, Betty Jo Clark, and Anita Coon. Their teacher for the first two grades of school was Miss Hazel Layman. Two new pupils transferring to Meeker from Pearl Street School, Marion, Ohio, increased our class enrollment: Roberta Sharp was transferred to the group in the third grade and Nancy Shults in the fourth grade. Mrs. Ruby Gompf was our third and fourth grade teacher. As time went on we found ourselves entering the fifth grade with Miss Mary Smith as our teacher. Our sixth grade was taught by Mrs. Elpha Eichhorn and during this year another pupil, Ruth Purtee, joined us. Then came a big change in our school program, our classes and our sched- ules. We were in Junior High! Mr. Richard Courtney was our seventh grade teacher and Mrs. Donna Freeman our adviser in the eighth. At last, after being properly initiated as members of the freshman class, we were in high school. Mrs. Jane White was our adviser. In our sophomore year, Mrs. Lois Preuninger became our class adviser and has worked with our class directing our activities throughout our junior and senior years. During our junior year our class enrollment grew steadily: Ronald Griffin transferred to Meeker from Roundhead, Diana Gettys and Jim Smith from Harding High School, Marion, Ohio, and Ernest Sparks from Pros- pect, Ohio. Along with our scholastic work, we found time for extra-curricular activities. Trying out our dramatic ability we participated in class plays, Hill- billy Weddin ' in our junior year, and our senior play, Good Night, Ladies. Some of our class, interested in sports, became members of the basketball and baseball teams. During our senior year two students, Paul Meadows transferring from Clari- don school and James Pfeiffer of Meeker, increased our class total to sixteen. Working together as a class we have prepared for one of the highlights of the year, our senior trip. As our high school learning days draw to a close with the approach of commencement activities, we feel confident and hopeful of the future and well prepared to assume our responsibilities in life. CLASS MOTTO What we are to be, we are now becoming CLASS COLORS Scarlet and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose 9 Class Will We, the grand and jolly Seniors of Meeker High School, Class of 1955, being ofa sound mindf?j, do hereby declare this to be our first and last will and testament under no witnesses: I, Anita Coon, will my intelligence to my sister, Mary Jane Coon. I, Ruth Purtee, will my quiet ways to Bobby Johnson, I, Diana Gettys, will my ability to turn down fellows to Marilyn White. I, Roberta Sharp, will my attitude toward school to Benny Higgins, and my French book to Margaret Oldham. I, Marylin I-Iecker, will my wonderful personality to Aneda Gerlach. I, Jane Seiter, will my temper to Sandra Courtad, I, Evelyn Herr, will my ability to stay out late to Rachel Sappington. I, Nancy Shults, will my cheerleading outfit and position to Vivian Herr. I, Betty Clark, will my ability to take the parts of older women in the class plays to Phyllis Smith. H I, James Smith, will my Model T Ford to Mrs. Preuninger, and my ability to get a parking ticket to Charles err, I, Ernest Sparks, will my ability to date pretty girls from other schools to Ralph Brown, I, Ronald Griffin, will my ability to get along with the girls to Larry Sims. I, James Pfeiffer, will my ability to get along with Mr. Doolittle to Bill White. I, Clyde Sappington, will my driving ability to Clifford Skivers. I, Paul Meadows, will my height and weight to Dick Smith. I, Shirley Detwiler, will my dancing ability to Allen Potts, and my long hair to Joyce Walters. We, the Seniors, will our ability to put out a good yearbook to the Juniors. We, the Seniors, will our happy years in high school and our ability to get out of class to the Sophomores. We, the-Seniors, will to the Freshman class, with pleasure, all our teachers, books, offices and everything that has to do with school. We, the Seniors, in this year 1955, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament and do hereby affix our signature. The Senior Class Class Prophecy As we, the Class of 1955, start to tour the world in the year 1965, we, much to our amazement, see the members of the 1955 Senior Class of Meeker High School located in various parts of the globe. Beginning our tour, we see a gigantic sign over Marion, Ohio, displaying these-words, 'Pfeiffer Incorporation of Space Ships. Stopping for a moment, whom do we see but Jim Pfeiffer who has just returned from a trip to Mars. Arriving in San Francisco on Sunday morning, we decide to go to church. After seating ourselves, the organ begins to play and the Rev. Clyde Sappington takes his place in the pulpit. As the large choir enters and takes their places, much to our suprise, we notice that Ronald Griffin is the director. A As we leave the United States, we have our luggage checked by one of the 1955 graduates, Shirley Detwiler, As she rattles on at length about what she has been doing since graduation, we miss our first boat. I Our tour now takes us to Alaska. We see a familiar figure coming from an igloo on which there is a sign printed in bright red letters: School, Grades 1 - 12 , It is none other than Jane Seiter, Old Maid School Teacher, and caretaker of Sgt. Preston's dogs. Since England is known as our mother country, let's stop and pay a visit to the Queen, Elizabeth. As we are admitted to her chamber we see the Queen's chief seamstress, Ruth Purtee, making a gown for the celebration of the sixteenth birthday anniversary of the Queen's son. While touring France, our sweet tooth becomes active. As we walk down Girard Street, we hear a familiar voice calling, 'Heck's Caramel Candy. Investigating further, we see Mademoiselle Sharp carrying a large tray of cara- mels. Roberta tells us that we would better understand the origin of the name Heck's if we went into the shop. Upon entering, we see a short, stocky person. Yes, it's Mademoiselle Hecker. Has the change in appearance been due to too much candy making, Marylin? As we are flying over Switzerland, we see a magnificent dairy farm. As our milk supply is getting low, we decide that this would be a wonderful place to stop. To our amazement, we see Jim Smith, our old grocery boy, standing in the middle of his dairy herd, Stopping for lunch in Italy, we see Gettys' Spaghetti printed on a cafe window. As we are waiting for our order, a sophisticated lady enters and we recognize her as Diana. In Germany, the only American we see is Evelyn Herr, Lieutenant of the Air Force. In an Australian hospital, we see Nancy Shults as a nurse, a profession which she has followed because of her in- finite patience, or is it because of the handsome doctors? While we are driving through China, we see a sign displaying these words, George's Chop Suey , and decide to stop. Upon entering the restaurant, whom do we see but Anita Coon, chief can opener and bottle washer. Arriving again in the United States, we notice a baseball stadium and stop for some entertainment, We particu- larly notice the batboy sitting in the Yankee dugout. Upon looking closer, we notice it isn't a boy, but Meeker's own Betty Jo Clark. As we go into the General Store of Harlem, Kentucky, we hear the brass spittoon ring. Who spit into it, none other than one of our senior boys of the class of '55, Paul Meadows. And as for Ernest Sparks, we understand that shortly after graduation he took to the hills. 10 M j f Xi xf X1 X ' '4 .- , F'.' 1 . . 1, v, 'K l . ' , C- T x . 7. vl , i . , ., ,.,.. . - ,x. , . ,. H ,f wx :rg Jzfl.. 'E' '51---:5:w!lf:WsA,!'5-i'1 f H37 33 A, A334-:A Q if '13 iff-f,,.Q P.. HL 1,1 'mg L . 'ilu ' ff V -.. . Q: a-, -Lg. .H 4: Y-.' 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' -' -1- A-1. .-if 1 'f ' ' P- 1 ir' 11 'su , ' -'f '.,: ,x-lf. .j , L v , wp, 2 A 4 , -7' , L u L H ,, + , 1- 1 p N' V, 4 -5,fx.4,w , School Patrol Row 1: Dick Smith, Carl Margis, Gary Hunt, Harold Potts, Benny Higgins, Lowell Parish. Row 2: Mr. Robert Doolittle, Myron Rhoads, Fred Moore, John Kibler, Jim Smith, Allen Potts, Jim Young, Junior Class Row 1: Rachel Sappington, Mary Jane Coon, Aneda Gerlach, Joyce Walters, Mr. Walker Huffman, Row 2: Robert Johnson, Donald Gerlach, Charles Herr, Roger Brown, Ralph Brown, Ronald Newland, Clifford Skivers, Larry Sims, Jim Young. Absent: Elizabeth Woods, 11 Sophomore Class' Row 1: Marilyn White,Joan James, Margaret Oldham, Patsy Parsell, Mary Ann Nuzum, Marilyn Hart, Glendoris Newland, Sandra Courtad, Phyllis Smith. Row 2: Dick Smith, Bill White, Lauren Ledley, James Hecker, Fred Moore, Ronald Griffith, Carlos Thomas, Allen Potts, Merl Coon, Jerry Roush, Mr. Robert Doolittle. Freshman Class Row 1: Jean Thomas, Helen Wilson, Dorothy Alexander, Kay Ellen Cates. Row 2: Mrs. Goldie Lehner, Lowell White, Roy Bash, Lowell Parish, Myron Rhoads, Bennie Higgins, Absent: Everett Woods. 12 Eighth Grade Row 1: Gwen Gettys, Darleen Bellar, Marilyn Wilson, Vivian Herr, Patty White. Row 3: Mr. Robert Litell, Sue Purtee, Stella Skivers, Marilyn Patton, Janice Parish, Judy Coon. Row 3: Gary Lowry, Carl Margis, Harold Potts, Larry Uhl. Absent: Lowell White, Myrna Kay Miller, Seventh Grade Row lg Jean Ann Baker, Judy Pfeiffer, Mabel Young, Deanna Simpson, Sandra Moore, Cholea Ann Margis, Jeanne Hickman, Row 2: Bob Hickman, JoAnn Brown, Laura Kibler, Dejon Hart, Judith Hudnall, John Alexander, Row 3: Mrs, Betty May, Myron Park, Alan Rhoads, Gary Hunt, Tom Spitzer, Lowell Harrah, Bill Slack. 13 Sixth Grade Row lg Charlotte Bays, Judy Lowry, Annabelle Purtee, Vera C1ark,,Lucille Sappington. Row 2: Charles Stein- man, Roy Purtee, Hubert Hickman, Sue Hickman, Judy Swick, Paul Brown, Teddy Oldham, Mrs, Elpha Eichhorn, Row 3: John Hecker, Ralph Herr, Larry Hunt, Foy Potts, Robert Patton, Larry Buck, Larry Weaver, Fifth Grade Row 1: Nellie Clark, Elaine Mattix, Sue Dunn, Gloria Kennedy, Karan Bays, Row 2: Jack Griffith, Ronald Brown, Carl Mattix, Michael Potts, Mrs. Eichhorn. Row 3: Jack Oldham, Glen Rhoads, Jerry Oldham. Absent: Terry Pfeiffer. 14 Fourth Grade Row lg Carroll Roszman, Rebecca Wood, Dianne Ferguson, Roberta Slack, Ruby Clark, Judy Alexander. Row 2: Michael Parish, Eddie Spitzer, Carroll Patton, Gloria Swick, Stevie Sharp, Donald Bash. Row 3: Mrs, Ruby Gompf, Carl Schmidt, Jay Young, Lawrence Matrix, Chester Harrah, Jimmy Griffith, Third Grade Row lg Marshall Baker, Brenda Cornwell, Darlene Hickman, Paula Ferguson, James Letner. Row 2: Johnny Hickman, John Kraner, David Kennedy, Ralph Alexander, Douglas Hickman, Brent Seiter, Dennis Cooper. Row 3: Mrs. Ruby Gompf, Reather Marcom, Gary James, Paul Alexander, Kenneth Denman, Michael Ault. 15 Second Grade Row lg Marilyn Horn, Etta May Patton, Donetta Privett, Ruth James, Deborah Street, and Sharon Kay Rowlinson. Row 2: Dennis Mattix, Jerry Hecker, Glen Stoll, Wayne Mattix, Sue Schrote, Darlene Wood, and Joyce Lerner. Row 3: John Parsell, Gary Weaver, Tommy Cornwell, Ronnie Hazlett, Jimmy Hickman, James C. Harrah, Rookie Young, and Miss Hazel Layman. First Grade Row 1: Lynn Scranton, Margaret Clark, Connie Denman, Stacey Potts, and Karen Privett. Row 2: Patty Ann Kelly, Joe Parish, Charles Schnitzler, Johnny Bays, David Brown, and Barbara Schreck. 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Griffm Below: Johnson Above: Sims Right: Newland Pre-game Warmup KW .Aww-vlWM 'A 2,,: e , e ll Q 3, K ' ll .5 'IX fi x' f V 3 lellel e N ,L,' ,lhL.,,..,. ',,'. V' ,..W,A K V , ffyr W vzk. i,i1,,,.,. V M,,AL A 1. -Q. ee el ' 3 lm wa ,--,v llelll 'Y 1 3 We won. Home run, Griff! Muscle Man S-T-R-I-K-E That's Our Boy He's OUT Slide Boy, Slide 21 xxx. Varsity Baseball Row 1: Roy Bash, Lowell White, Bill White, Bob Johnson, Jim Patterson, Lauren Ledley, Jerry Roush, Manager Clifford Skivers. Row 2: Coach Walker Huffman, Lowell Parish, Allen Potts, Carlos Thomas, Ronald Griffith, Ronald Griffin, .lim Young. Junior High Baseball Row 1: Alan Rhoads, Bill Slack, Gary Hunt, Larry Uhl, Lowell Harrah, Myron Park, Gary Lowry, Tom Spitzer, Manager Carl Margis. Row 2: Coach Robert Litell, Harold Potts, Benny Higgins, Lowell Parish, Roy Bash, Bob Hickman, John Kibler, Lowell White. 22 XXXVX ,, , - V ,.,., E'-P., - Y, . . . . V 1. '- :. 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Y or1flo,, e , ' e OFX 1 f- ! s , Y R T ., ' Ou 04' Q 1- G Project judging Project tour 23 ' 4 N ' f H if-ff O Future Homemakers Of Amerlccl Row 1: Betty Jo Clark, Nancy Shults, Jane Seiter, Patsy Parsell, Mary Ann Nuzum, Marilyn Hart. Row 2: Ad visor Mrs. Goldie Lehner, Ruth Purtee, Anita Coon, Glendoris Newland, Jean Thomas, Joan James, Helen Wil- son, Marilyn White. Absent: Evelyn Herr, Elizabeth Wood, Marylin l-Iecker, Shirley Detwiler, Aneda Gerlach Mvron Rhoads, eNAAKfR ' 2 aw l M S , Q. I my 5 jr I 77 3 I f r yn , fm fri QZ J LQ AQ 4 17 4,0 'xg x NEW YN' Halloween Party C1255 HI Work 24- CHeeCJub Row 1: Marilyn White, Diana Gettys, Betty Clark, Jane Seiter, Nancy Shults, Evelyn Herr, Anita Coon, Director Mrs, Betty May, Row 2: Mary Jane Coon, Rachel Sappington, Sandra Courtad, Margaret Oldham, Patsy Parsell Joan James, Mary Ann Nuzum, Phyllis Smith, Band Row 1: Merl Coon, Nancy Shults, Judy Swick, Vivian Herr, Bob Hickman, Carl Mattix, Myron Rhoads, Evelyn Herr. Row 2: Hubert Hickman, Marilyn Patton, Alan Rhoads, Kay Ellen Cates, Paul Brown, Myron Park, Fred Moore, Jane Seiter. Row 3: Glendoris Newland, Patty White, Bill White, Dick Smith, Carl Margis, Director: Mrs. Betty May. 25 fSv Q if J r M, 3 4 Q ru 4 ff 4 or Senior Snaps fly Nancy Shults, Evelyn Herr, Jim Smith . . . QZJ Shirley Detwiler . . .131 Nancy Shults, Jane Seiter . . . C45 Paul Meadows . . . KSQ Marylin I-Iecker, Ruth Purtee, Betty Clark, Roberta Sharp . . . C62 Anita Coon , . . Ui Diana Gettys . . . Q85 Jim Pfeiffer, Ernest Sparks . . . Q95 Ronald Griffin . . . C101 Clyde Sappington. 26 5 flflglff' Q Qi: H , - ,f,,f-,ww-,w.l l ,f -P sf., 9.539 s- 11, S., f-f- W. -zz..-f gym-f-i -Q ' ' ' ' ' IEW? l - , 'L Iyf- LL - 1 gem , is ,, l ., 0ur Junior Class Play --Hillbilly wedaln' Our Senior Class Play Good Night, Ladies 5 111 Pa Kettle . . . 121 Sleepy Time Gal . . . 131 How 'bout that . . . 141 Ghosts and Goblins . . . 151 Homecoming Queen and Escort . . . 161 Oh Boy! . . . 171 Ss-ll-uu-rr-ppp . . . 181 Potholder . . .191 No remarks . . .1101 Ihave nothing tosay . . .1111 We're off like a herd of turtles . . . 1121 Well there you are . . . 1131 Escapee . . . 1141 Holding down the fort . . . 1151 Chief cooks and bottle washers . . . 1161 You stay put! l ! . . . 1171 You can't hardly get them no more . . . 1181 Advisor and Editor . . . 1191 Messy Girls . . . 1201 Camera Bugs . . . 1211 Hard at work . . . 1221 How ya gonna keep 'em dovm on the farm . . . 1231 Here I Am . . . 1241 You asked for it . . . 1251 Queen and Attendants . . , 1261 Do they fit?, we 'ink UPN' 6 A 1 -1 i 23 fx 3 M W3 Q, 1 , Q' in ,Q 5' ' ik N X I Qs iff, QR, 5A sf fill Mai V mi Q 5-4, ,715 lv ,Q fkwfkr, Q? 4-161 sg S 4 'sg,imsif'iQ 4 5 , Q I A A Li iii xg , Q , 2 1 I in 113 School's Out . . . 123 Little Boy Sims . . . 133 Banquet Table . . . 143 Bathing Beauty . . . 153 Eek A Freak! . . .163 Time To Relax . . . 173 Junkyard Special . . .183 Bloomer Girls . . .193 Hot Rodders . . .1103 Taking to faithful husband . . .1113 Living It Up . . .1123 Bunny Hop . . .1133 Pals . . . 1143 Just waiting . . . 1153 Around the table again! . . . 1163 Don't do it, Clyde! . . , 1173 Come on, Moms . . . 1183 Don't fall! . . . 1193 Sunning herself . .. 1203 Come and get it . , .1213 Ready, Serve! . . . 1223 Keeping Trim . . . 1233 Rah! Rah! Rahl. M L Q 22 I I fu g Q HONORARY ALUMNI List of Meeker Alumni Mrs. Olive Walters Harris Mrs. Mary Jane Hickman Bell Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr. and Mrs John Burrch Charles Carter Henry Clark Herbert Davis William Gamble James Hatfield Clay Wilson A. M. Peters Homer Rhoads Frank Sloat William G. Sloat Alonzo James 1 924 Mrs. Gladys Burch Mosier Mr. Donald Cookston Miss Ruth Clark Miss Iscah Belle Clark Mrs. Ethel Rhoads Seiter Mrs. Frances Wiley Gamble Mrs. Glendora Kennedy Peters Mr, Kenneth Stiverson Mrs, Madeline Cates Dietsch Mr. Kenneth Coon Mrs. Mary Rasey Mason Miss Nina louise Strawser Mrs. Evelyn Parish Zeller Mrs. Vera Mae Hickman Bernard Mrs . Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Margery Stiverson Powell 1929 Lucille King Wilson Elizabeth Washburn Hinklin Evelyn Roszman Hudnall Mr. Harold Hickman Mrs. Margaret Hennigh Bradley Mr. George King Mrs. Elizabeth Swick Kelley Mr. Woodrow Thorpe Mrs. Marguerite Powelson Schwad erer 1933 Mr. Paul Carpenter Mrs. Marion Shreck James Mr. Russell Cayton Mr. Arnet Foust Mr, Clyde Smith Mrs. Marian McPeek Evans Mr. Arnold Greene Mr. Wilbur Park Miss Reva Strawser Mr. Mr, Clark Davis, Rev. Robert Gamble Miss Florence Hatfield Mr. Mr, Caroll James Roy Peters Mrs. Donna Mae Mason Greene Mrs. Bernice Peters Parsell Mr. Loy Rhoads Miss Helen Sloat Mrs. Marie Sloat Baer Mr. George Stiverson Mr. Carrold Staynor Mr. Charles Wilson 1925 Mrs. Oral Brooks Wright Mrs. Mary Louise Deal Curran Mrs Mrs Mrs LaVaun Parish Cooper J Estah Pfeiffer Finley . Donna Belle Wilson Smith Miss Louise Lower Mr. Edwin Banning Mrs. Callia Banning 1926 Mr. Jesse Clark Mr. Robert Cloud Mrs. Viola Hickman Smith Mrs. Wanda Clements McCumber Mrs. Alice Deal McFarland Mr. Mrs , Mt. Mrs MI. Ralph Gamble Hazel Murphy Lyon Gerald Hatfield . Mary Alice Hickman Lyon Foster Roszman Mr. Ernest Ford Mr. Fred Jenner Mr, Harry Clark 1930 Mr. Leslie Baker Mr. Phillip Baker Mr. Lowell Cates Mrs. Edith Ford Reed Mrs. Naomi Coon Spicer Mrs. LaFern Jenner Cooper Miss Mildred Little Mr. Murray Kannel Mr. Hugh V. Smith Mrs. Frances Schreck Williams Mrs. Dorothy Swick Burbaugh Mrs. Marie Wilson Spicer Mrs. Mary Alice Sloat O'Brian Miss Virginia Wiley Mrs. Donna Fern Coon Weber Mrs. Nova Mae Roszman Wynkoop Miss Catherine Rasey Miss Lois Haynes Mrs. Marjorie Deal Williams 1931 Mrs. Thelma Shirk Auld Mr, Maurice Anthony Mr, Forest Cates Mrs. Natella Ford Hull Mr. Robert Hickman Mr. Donald Irvine Mrs. Rita Jenner Hart Mr. Carroll Kennedy Mrs. Isabelle Sprague Brown Mr. Harry Tron Mr. Mr Mr, Mr. Mr, 1934 Donald Baker John Deal Raymond Ford Wayne Harper Neil Roszman Mrs. Iva Mawer Cayton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huggins Mrs. Leona Neville Andres Mrs. Mrs. Mr, Mr, Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Doris Powelson Schwaderer Margaret Rhoads Gracely Jack Sims Keer Swick 1935 Rowena Sims Potts Dorotha Anderson Rochte Glee Baker Raymond Rhoads Mrs. Mable Cates Rhoads Mr, Mr. Hubert Cayton Arthur Ford Mrs. Margaret Kennedy Chamber- lain Mrs, Carolyn Layman Reiser Mrs. Donnabelle Morgan Sturms Mr. Clarence Williams 1936 Mrs. Isabelle Gamble Creviston Mrs. Ruby Mattix Herr Mrs. Dorothy Hennigh Sims Mrs. Esther Wiley Greene Mr, Darrell Sabins Mrs. Audrey Kennedy Rienke Mrs, Zelma Sloat McKelvy Mr. leslie Sloat Mrs. Beatrice Strawser Mattix Mr. Clifford Brown Miss Clara Alice Wilson Mr, John Walters Mrs. Pauline Stiverson Carroll Mrs. Lucille Schertzer Pfeiffer Mrs. Juanita Seiter Clark Mrs. Alice Parks Cottrell Mr. Charles Williams Mr. Damon Carpenter Mr. Edward Ford Mr, Mr, Mr. Bernard Wylie Carlton Virden 1927 1932 Mr, Marvin Roszman Mrs. louise Anthony Brookens 1937 Mrs. Ruth Fogle Eichhom Mr. Harold Swick Mrs. Ruth Mawer Baker Hubert Hickman Mr. Robert Washburn Mr. Clifford Murphy Mr. William Sloat, Jr. 1928 Miss .Marguerite Roszman Mrs Mrs . Imo Cates Navin . Lucille Cudd Pask Mr. George Clark Mr. Warren Deal Mrs, Madolyn Gamble Snyder Mr. Joe Greene 32 Mrs. louise Ryan Schmeltzer Mrs. Evelyn Owen Oldham Dorothy Holbrook Them 1938 Mrs. Marjorie Foust Spurlock Mrs. Mary Ryan Harrick Miss Martha Neville Miss Marguerite Noggle Mrs. Ruth Hickman Graham Miss Gertrude Wood Mr. Donald Mattix Mr. Millard Borland Mr. Carl Metz Mr. William Scott Mr. Henry Wiley, Jr. 1939 Miss Eula May Rhoads Mrs. Mable Williams Herr Mrs. Katherine Yost Cook Mr. Delmar Hickman Mrs. Louise Alexander Fulton Mr. Luther Sims Mr. Lester Ford Mr. Carl Ward Mr. Lloyd Shotte Mr. Warren Wood Mr. John Irvine 1940 Mr. William Hickman Mr. Donald Borland Mr. Richard Kennedy Mr. Richard Foust Mrs. Irene Mawer Miller Mrs. Flora Belle Anderson Failor Mrs. Mary Alice Schreck Slack Mr. Paul Smith 1943 Mrs. Virginia Higgins Scranton Miss Maxine Heil Mr. Robert Heil Mr. Theodore Parsell Mrs. Marie Hickman Firston Mrs. Betty Shreck Slack 1944 1949 Mr. Thomas Lumpkins Mr. Walter Yost Mr. James Holbrook Mr. Jack Sherer Mr. Richard Johnson 1950 Mrs. Elsie McKelvy Schnitzler Mrs. Leone Bailey Wallace Mrs. Doris Keeler Wood Mrs. Eileen Oldham Cooper Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Deloris Holbrook Cochran Dorothy Wallace Taylor . Peggy Uhl Zeller Marlene Garver Knapp Darlene Seiter Parsell Mr. Robert Moore Mr. Harold Shields Mr. Maxine Shotte Stiager 1945 Mrs. Glenna Bailey Anderson Mrs. Doris Dean Shoewalter Mr. Howard Murphy Mr. Jack Roszman Mrs. Dorothy Roush Bolander Miss Bertha Ryan Mr. Walter Sinden Miss Rutheda Ward Mr. Richard Parsell Mr. Robert Wood Mr. Dwight Wenig Mr. Eugene Potts Mr. Robert Oldham Mr. Charles Fogle 1951 Mrs. Dolores Wallace Knickles Miss Mary Lou Pfeiffer Mr Miss Rosella Yost Miss Eva Noggle Mrs. Virginia St. John Corkhill 1941 Mrs. Luella Sims Fahey Mr. Frank Cooper Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Leola Wood Rowlinson Henrietta Soules Parsell Ruthella Neville Gnagy 1942 Mr. Virgil Parsell, Jr. Mr. Lowell Wood Mr. and Mrs. John Porter Mr. Paul Yost Mrs. Fredia Shoewalter Weston Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton Mr. Sidney Anderson Mr. Foy Shoewalter Mr. William Noggle Cecil Mattix 1946 Mrs. Janet Arlene Smith Culp Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Maxine Mattix Hemmerly Dolores Alexander Brown Maxine Brown Young Mrs. Colleen Brown Patchett Mrs. Eleanor Tron John Mrs. Juanita Soules Kirby Mrs. Doris Miller McGrath 1947 Mrs. Mary Louise Sharp Satta Mrs. Winona Prettyman Fogle Mrs. Ruth Little Warner Miss Phyllis Newport Miss Betty Uhl MIS. Mr, Mr. Mr. Beulah Murphy Williams Richard Williams Kenneth Lumpkins Wayne Roszman 1948 Mrs. Patricia Alexander Nagy Miss Helen Hickman Mrs. Norma Jean Anderson Fricker Mrs. Betty Pfeiffer Burrough Mr Mr. MI . Harold Williams James Brown Lloyd Wallace . Carl Murphy Mr. Roger Higgins Mr. Ted Walters Mr. Orval Lumpkins Mrl Eugene Uhl 1952 Mrs. June Fox Snare Mr. Miss Bernice Ford Mr. David Fogle Mr. Richard Feidler Mr. Richard Dean Mrs. Betty Alexander Williams Mr. Carl Neville Mr. Jack Dean Mr. Allan McKelvy Mr. George Wilson Mr. Henry Wenig 33 Mrs. Louella Clark Hendricks Mrs. Darlene Lowry Higgins Miss Edith McKelvy Mrs. Patricia Newport Walters Mr. Robert Nininger Mr. Ronald Owen Mr. James Wallace Mr. George Wenig 1953 Miss Jacqueline Cooper Mrs. Doris Yost Mosher Mr. Joe Prettyman Mr. Lowell Murphy Mr. Richard Mawer 1954 Mr. Howard Dean Mr. Ned Hudnall Mr. Richard Sharp Mr. Richard Van Meter Mt. Ralph Wenig H. V. SMITH'S SUPER MARKET Groceries and Meats Phone 'I 'I3-J Meeker, Ohio C g t I t and Best Wishes t th Cl f 1955 Congratulations To The Graduates Class of 1955 MEEKER HIGH SCHOOL For Your Taste Enioyment Jer-zee, The Aristocrat'0t Frozen Dairy Foods, ls Produced Under The Most Rigid Standards Of Purity and Quality Control, So That The Flavor, Texture, and Consistent Goodness Will Assure The Satisfying Taste Enioyment That ls Yours Only ln Jer-zee. CONES - SUNDAES - MALTS - SHAKES H PINTS - QUARTS Enioy The Safety And Convenience Of OFF-THE-STREET PARKING JER-ZEE INC. 923 East Center Street-Marion, Ohio Paul R. Castor, Manager Congratulations and Hearty Wishes To the Class of 1955 GENERAL MOTORS DEALERS of Marion THE DANNER BUICK CO. Buicks and G.M.C. Trucks THE McDANIEL MOTOR CO. Pontiacs and Cadillacs THE MIDTOWN CHEVROLET CO Chevrolets THE RANKIN OLDSMOBILE CO. Oldsmobiles - Rocket 88 and 98 Marion, Ohio Dependability In Hardware Serving the community for 44 years BaiIey's Hardware Phone 44 LaRue, Ohio Compliments of SHORT FORD, INC. A-I Used Cars and Trucks 24 Hour AAA Service Phone: 2-2695 or 2-6046 274-278 North Main Street MARION, OHIO MAR ON LINCOLN - MERCURY CO. INC. 3 Locations To Better Serve You Main Garage Used Car Lot Body Shop 202 S. Main 469 W. Center Phone 2-3125 Phone 2-3195 Phone 2-2083 Route 4 South Why not take your water needs to GLEN A. SHERMAN Water well drilling Any size from 4 t 14 Modern Equipment Glen A. Sherman 609 Polk Street Marion, Ohio Phone 2-4423 Good Luck Class of 55 Thanks for everything Your Photographer Portraits That Please S'l'Ulil0 UF PIl0'I'0ilIiAPIlY 146Vz South Main St. Marion, Ohio West Town Branch Waldo Branch Center Street ot Olney Avenue walk' Qhio Telephone 2-4507 Telephone 6-2108 THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF MARION Complete Banking Service at all branches Member F. D. I. C. Member Federal Reserve System CAMPBELL FARM SUPPLY Sales fy I Service INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Phones 2-I6'l'l - 2-IOO4 I96 S. Prospect St. Marion, Ohio Compliments of .xg imji X wwuNpFW3ANK IIIIIIZ Rx mx! is K 25 ' THE MARION COUNTY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1955 JIM DUGAN'S Men's 8. Boys' Fine Clothing Marion, Ohio LESLIE E. ADAMS LUMBER CO Lumber - Mi-ll Work and Building Material Ph 3 I La Rue, Ohio cpl if MORRAL SUPPLY COMPANY MORRAL, oHlo CLETUS C. UHL Insurance for Every Need Phone 52213 Route 3 - Marion, Ohio BELLE CENTER CREAMERY C. D. Fowler Magnetic Springs, Ohio Phone Belle Center 2l3l Belle Center, Ohio Compliments of DAVIDS STREET PARTY STORE Phone 2-2551 Marion, Ohio HENNEY - COOPER Walgreen Agency Drug Store Your Kodak Dealer l36 W. Center Street Marion, Ohio Famous for Diamonds CARROLL'S JEWELRY STORE Since I934 Marion's Two Floor Jewelry Store Phone 2-l705 l72 West Center St. Marion Ohio THE SCHAFFNER - DENZER COMPANY 360 East Center Street Dependable Funeral Directors Since 1866 Phone 2-l636 Marion, Ohio if FINE cLAss RINGS ir ANNouNcEMENrs -k YEARBooKs f- -k AWARDS sentative: Bill Lindboe Box 29 Bucyrus, Ohio PAUL GREGORY Lime and Fertilizer Spreading also Stonehauling LaRue, Ohio R. 1 Phone 182-W LaRue Compliments of THE HARPSTER BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Harpster, Ohio Compliments of AVENUE LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber, Mill Work, Johns-Manville Products Phone 21147 Marion, Ohio 611 Bellefontaine Avenue Compliments of INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Fleet Service Garage Corner West Church and Park Boulevard Phone 2-1758 Marion, Ohio Personal Loans Installment Financing MARION AUTO FINANCE COMPANY Established 1933 Phone 2-9551 1206 East Center St Marion, Ohio Fulfillment Corporation of America Magazine Subscription Fulfillment Marion, Ohio Compliments of HABERMAN GROCERY New Bloomington, Ohio Compliments ot C. H. WENIG A'-, w. AND SONS gg: S mf. sw A fi if 'g'Sss'Sg fi' E' .MO S, Armour's and Baugh's Commercial Fertilizer MALO BROS. AND SONS Phones 20118 - 22605 Silver and Bartram Aves. Marion, Ohio Congratulations Seniors MINIATURE PORTRAIT COMPANY P. O. Box 8 Marion, Ohio Charles Aronhalt Karl Stewart HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Loans Insured Savings Drive-In Window Customer Parking I37 S. Prospect St. Marion, Ohio WIANT'S Book Store and Office Equipment Complete Office Supplies and Equipment I2O South Main St. Marion, Ohio Compliments of THE CAMPBELL NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System LaRue Ohio Ph ne50 MARION WYANDOT FEDERAL SAVINGS TRACTOR AND AND LoAN AssoclArloN 'MPLEMENT Your Home Loans - lnsured Savings John Deere Dealer Phone 3ll Upper Sandusky, Ohio East Center Street Marion, Oh THE For Beautiful Low Cost Arrangements Lumber, Millwork, and Building Material La Rue, Oh OBORN'S GREENHOUSE Pretty Flowers Build Uur Busz K. W. SHULTS Custom Butchering Phone 73-.I LaRue, Ohio Compliments of NICKLES BAKERY Bakers of Toastmaster Bread Best for the Whole Famlee 787 N. Main St. Marion 3l450 Compliments of JAMES SCHWILK Pepsi-Cola Distributor Cooperative Purchasing Cooperative Marketing Petroleum Products and Farm Supplies MARION COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSN., INC. To Insure Democracy Of Control, Each Member Of A Cooperative Society Has One Vote And No More. Human Beings, And Not Money, Vote. Marion Branch and Main Office Phone 5217 - 2534 LaRue Branch Phone 62 New Bloomington Branch Phone 200-.I MARION IMPLEMENT 8k SUPPLY CO. Oliver - Cleirac Sales Modern Farm Equipment Repairs Massey - Harris Service Phone 2-0453 Marion, Ohio Compliments of COZY INN Phone 3-7262 Big Island ff? Always P 2 Ii if, w kome ,ie f f m vf 1547 I .2 I I K BOT ' , fd!! I Coffs ,Z 'Q I ! 507715 fF 'Li -fn .1 , if ColZe In0 m mglxforodlrado-mall. Polled Hereford Cattle Registered Black Angus Cattle Yorkshire Hogs Carl Neville Hqzel Neville LaRue 94X2 Phone 3-8430 R.F.D- 3 MUl'l0 'f OMC R.F.D. 3 Marion, Ohio EARNEST FOGLE OSCAR MURPHY 8- SONS AND SONS - Dealers in - Registered Angus DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn Agrico Fertilizer DeKalb Chix - Progress Paint LaRue 94-J . Phone 3-8l30 R-F-'1 I Morml' Ohm Route 3 Marion, Ohio HAROLD SWICK Congratulations to the Class of'55 Registered Short Horns wg C. HINAMAN Bough's Fertilizer l Milk Hauler Plant Life Fertilizer Phone 3-7l l2 R.F.D. l Morral, Ohio R.F.D. 3 Marion, Ohio KAISER - HENRY .l DEALER ART'S WELDING SERVICE HARRY Ml'-'-ER MOBILGAS STATION Electric and Acetylene QZZZAEZZSZELTEI Meeker Ohio Harry Miller LaRue, Ohio Box 34 Compliments BERRY SEED COMPANY Of Plant Gro-Coated HANDY HARDWARE F Seed for better stands Phone 61 420 North Main Street LaRue Ohio Marion Ohio Phone 2-9556 Co. Congratulations to the class of,55 Allis-Chalmers DONALD E.foMATTIX agent r New Idea Davco Granulated Fertilizer Farm Tires 4 Phone 98-X LaRue I-GRUGI Ohio Phfme 71 R. No. 3 Marion, Ohio McMAHAN'S Borden's Knotty Pine Restaurant Milk and Ice Cream Sunday Chicken Dinner Phone 9047 Marion Ohio LaRue Ohio Compliments C0mPlimeM-9 Of Hinton's Garage F. J. LAUBIS 8: SON Phone LaRue HW-2 Hepburn, Ohio Elevators at Kenton 41915 R.FLD. 1 Kenton Hepburn 81 LaRue Compliments Of Spanglers General Grocery lce Cream - Candy - Pop Compliments Of Longshore Grocery Gas - Oil and General Gas - Oil Merchandise Meeker Ohio LaRue 9-ll4 New Bloomington, Ohio 0. M. L0t'lgSl'10re Compliments Of Exterior and Interior Painting and Decorating Sunset lnfl Route 3 Marion, Ohio New Bloomington, Ohio l04 R Compliments Compliments of of Meeker Restaurant Lunches 8. Soft Drinks LaRue l0lR THE DOUBLE B RESTAURANT Sohio Products Harding Highway West - Junction Rts. 305 and 37 Frances ,Williams Beauty Shoppe Meeker, Ohio 96 J BENNIE'S SOHIO SERVICE New Bloomington, Ohio Gas, Oil and Accessories Portable Welder at your service Reasonable Rates RALPH wlLl.lAMs Compliments of Stock Haulet PIONEER STOCK FARM R. R. l Morrol, Ohio I LaRue 73'X D. E. English H. E. Murphy V. A. Hecker Compliments Of Wool Buyer Your Local CHAR Man RALPH SMITH Phone LaRue lO3X or 96.12 New Bloomington Ohio R. R. 4 Marion Ohio Go to C ln I THE RACKET STORE 'mp S for 0 Garden Seed Garden Tools Poultry Netting etc. THR' FT MARKET Marion, Ohio Phone 21725 Marion, Ohio 123 S. Main Street B. J. Snow, Prop. Cohgratulations to Registered Suffolk Sheep Class of 1955 and Registered Hampshire Hogs PEERLESS CLEANERS - l.AuNnERERs BUYER FARMS 614 East Center St. Phone 2-l929 Marion Ohio 4M Miles South of LaRue Marseilles General Store Groceries and Meats Marseilles Ohio M. N. Landes, Jeweler Watches and Diamonds In Business 35 Years 227 West Center Street Marion Ohio Compliments of Marion Ohio Everybody Says It Pays To Trade At Lennon's 253 West Center Street Marion Ohio Marion Cycle Store Harley - Davidson Motorcycles Schwinn Bicycles 427 West Center Street MCC UM BE R Groceries - Meats Phone 5-2193 Morral Ohio Phone 2-26l3 Marion Ohio Compliments Of I L ' 'L Marion Ohio MORRAL GARAGE Fau rot Bro s., Props. General Repairing Tires, Batteries and Accessories Mobilgos 8. Oil Phone 5-2l60 or 5-2334 Morral Ohio PRINTING HUUSE fiiii-ii-iii? L-,-1 Marion Ohio PEOPLE'S CLOTHING COMPANY Grace Hahn - Elsie Orr 'l7l West Center Street Marion Ohio Compliments of L - K Sandwich Shop Marion ,Ohio SHELLHORN'S AND SONS Music Store Everything Musical Phone 2-2713 Marion Ohio BOB HINAMAN Farm Bureau Insurance 624 East Center Street For the Best in Appliances FRIGIDAIRE And BENDIX APPLIANCES S. E. MOHAT AND COMPANY Marion Ohio Phone 31924 Phone 62175 Phone 62113 Waldo, Ohio THE HARMON NURSERY Offset and Letterpress Printing Photostats 8. 48 Hour Photo EverGreens Finishing Shrubs Roses MARION DUPLICATING Bulos SERVICE Prospect Growers 7m North Street and Planters sinc Ohio iWe copy anythingj 395 North Main Street Marion Ohio DENGLER DRY CLEANERS Service With Satisfaction Congratulations to The Class of 55 Compliments of Phone 2-4514 HA Friendn 124-126 W. Church St. Marion Ol1i0 Now as for 76 years RICHMAN BROTHERS YUNCKER'S Have the Clothing Values SPORTING GOODS Suits - Topcoats - Sport Clothes Hats and Furnishings Team Outfitters - All Sports Axthelm - Turner Inc. 155 Cline Avenue 180 South Main Phone LOgan 2866 Marion Ohio Your Richman Brothers Store HURST'S FLORIST LEHNERS Distinctive Floral Arrangements INSURANCE AGENCY Lite, Hospitalization, Polio, B. R. HUI'S'I', PIOP. AUIQ qnd Fire Phone M555 Phone 1671211 Mdrion Ohio Prospect Ohio DAIRY QUEEN Marion's Finest Treat North Main at Klerx St. HORN'S WELDING SERVICE Electric and Acetylene Body and Fender - Automotive Repair All work Guaranteed Welding School - Complete courses l in Electric and 'AcetyIene Welding, Burning, and Brazing. Del son Horn Meeker Oh io Compliments Of BENSON'S SOHIO Comer Route 95 and 98 Adding Machine and Typewriter Exchange Underwood Typewriters Portable, Electric and Standard Marion Ohio l26 Court St. Phone 2-7005 Clark's Television and Appliance Co. R. C. 'A. Victor and Frigidaire Caledonia Ohio Freezer Fresh ZERCO Drive - IN You have tried the rest Now try the Best Cones - Sundaes - Shakes - Root Beer Corner David and Wood Sts. Marion, Ohio Marion, Ohio Lloyds' Marathon Service East Center at Seffner Phone 3-1288 Marion Ohio General Repairing Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Wm. H. Guy and Sons Hardware and Fann Supplies 202-206 North Main Street Phone 2-0l5'l Marion Ohio For Life Insurance Y Compliments See Of Elmer L. Weimer .lay and Kay Shop C- l-- U- Clothing for each member ReP e5eniln9 of the family Caledonia Ohio L LIFE INsuRANcr: COMPANY OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS DUTT IMPLEMENT STORE Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Form Equipment Sales and Service Compliments Of CARL'S AUTO PARTS Marion Ohio Compliments SC HNEIDER of SHEET METAL SHOP THE OUTSIDE INN Roofing' He 'i 9 and General Sheet Metal Work Fine Foods I85 North Main Street Marion Ohio Congratulations Compliments From of Your Family Shoe Store Home ofEducator Shoes THE MILLARD HUNT KINNE YIS Your Friendly Merchants 142 w. center sf. ' Marion Ohio Marion, Ohio Compliments Of R.. A. CHAPMAN a soN C750 Ddunoml .5150 6'fliI4hia-A MAY S De 'e's in 'X my UZ, To -Xi A f, IIIAMUN f wAIfHE5 Mmous owfsl ,SEWELERS 120-128 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Poultry and Eggs Custom Dressing, Ist 3 Days of Week Phone 2-0520 2I7 North Prospect Marion Ohio Lef your frozen food Problem be our Problem ALLEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 188 S Ma' St MARION ' ' ' FROZEN Fooo CENTER Marion Ohio Phone 2-4511 141 Baker St. Roofing - Siding Marion Ohio Compliments of ENG'-AND,S HARRUFF Barber and Beauty Service TIRE STORE J. S. Cochran, Manager Phone 2-2536 Marion Ohio Marion Ohio Congratulations Frank M. Knapp fo the John F. Smith Class of 55 Insurance and Bonds HARRY S. HAMMOND Phone 2-0529 For AII Your Insurance Needs 133 S. State Sf. Phone 2- Marion 131 S' State SI' Your Pafronage is Appreciaied Marion Ohio LOR DS C . The Diamond Center of Marion ongratulatwns Q qzdi ' A f to che Class of 55 L SMITH CLOTHING co. ,M 5. ,Mm ,nn Marion's Besi' Men's Store Marion Ohio FORD BROS.. General Conirocfing BARQ BOTTLING COMPANY Remodeling - New Consrruciion Route No. 3 North Main Street Marion Ohio Marion Ohio William Former Marion Disfribufer GAMBLES The Friendly Store Phone 3- 1838 O O 148 E. Center sr. 0 ,,,.,.. 0 o O Marion Ohio Q o Marion Phone 2-1384 Ohio BOOSTERS Ralph Sappington The Clarks A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seiter Mrs. Arthur Defwiler A Friend The Preuningers Mr. and Mrs. John Herr A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Walker Huffman The Sharps A Friend THE SENIOR CLASS of 1955 wishes to express its thanks and sincere appre- ciation to each advertiser and booster whose advertising or donation has helped to make our yearbook a success. V ,- . . . , - , tvs 4-Az ' ' -Y ' .f ' ' . 1 ' . , 1 lf' ' 1 N. fir. B, 1... 4 ,' i..a.a.,.,M..f...,....u....m... za:-. -., I , , - ii. J - ,fggf-H I +A fry 1 n I, '- 6-he