Metamora High School - Meteor Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

The Senior Class of 1961 Presents The Meteor Metamora High School Metamora, Ohio Fifty years ago the first graduating class of Metamora High School completed twelve years of education, passed through the portals of learning, and went on to adult life. The seven graduates of 1911 are pictured above. HAROLD OTTGEN took up farming and in later years has been a self-employed painter. BERT MITCHELL, a World War I veteran, was employed by the Toledo and Western Railway for a number of years. He returned to Metamora as a clerk in the Sanders Grocery Store, later purchasing the business. He served as a Metamora School bus driver for several years. CARL MITCHELL entered World War I and chose this field as a career. At the present time he is a resident of the Soldiers' Home at Sandusky. HAZEL OTTGEN was married to Arthur Schlatter after graduation and now lives in North Street, Michigan. CHARLES MALONE started his career as cashier in the Metamora Home Savings Bank. He established the Biehl-Malone Funeral Home and the Malone-Insurance Agency. At present he is president of the Metamora State Bank; treasurer of the Swanton Savings and Loanj director of the Community Savings, Sylvanla; clerk of the Town- ship Trustees; vice president of the State of Ohio CKO; chairman of the Fulton County Republican Executive Com- mittee, and a trustee of the Metamora Public Library, being one of its original organizers. He has been an active member of the American Legion for 40 years and holds a life membership. He is a member of the Metamora Fire Department and has devoted a great deal of time to the Fulton County Red Cross. HARRY TREDW AY was employed at the Metamora Home Savings Bank until he entered service in World War I. He is now cashier at the Lyons Bank and also clerk of the Lyons Borad of Education, a position which he has held for 40 years. HAROLD HEFFRON enrolled at the University of Michigan where he studied medicine. He entered practice in Metamora with his father and is now located in Adrian, Michigan. He is a World War I veteran. Their chosen paths varied, but they all became successful citizens, building their lives on the foundation laid in the elementary and secondary schools and climazed by graduation day. The 1961 Meteor tries to show some of the activities, work, and spirit of this foundation being built fifty years later as the present-day students, from kindergarten through the twelfth grade, work and strive for the same goals--graduation and worthy citizenship. The Meteor staff wishes to honor those 1911 graduates for achieving their goals and living successful lives based on the knowledge and ideals gained while students of the Metamora School. In addition, the staff extends to the present Metamora students best wishes in their efforts to attain results which will etch their names, too, in the rolls of outstanding Metamora High School graduates. Dedicated to Mr. Bitter To the one who has opened up to us a path of clearer understanding by his patience and guidance as a teacher, his kind tolerant ways, his understanding of our problems, and most of all, his friendship for each of us, we, the seniors of the class of 1961, do hereby dedicate this ed- ition of the Meteor to Mr. Julius Bitter. Appreciation We, the Meteor staff, would like to show our appreciation to Miss Ruth Nachtrieb for the devoted help she has given us on the 1961 Meteor. However, the members of the Meteor staff are not the only ones to be thankful. Each high school student at M. H. S. has benefited from the knowledge she has given and the examples which she has set. All the past graduates of her classes will agree that the knowledge which they received from her has helped them to obtain their jobs. Words cannot really express our appreciation, so we will close with a mere Thank you. Miss Nach- trieb. Administration Superintendent O. J. PIFER A.B. DEFIANCE COLLEGE M.A. TOLEDO UNIVERSITY Julius Bitter Lyle Condon B.A. Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Case Institute Freshman Class Advisor Mathematics-Science James R. Fetterman Brewton-Parker College (Mt. Vernon, Georgia) Bowling Green State University Sophomore Class Advisor Industrial Arts Junior High Coach Faculty Robert Brown B.A. Ohio State University M.A. Ohio State University Assistant Junior Class Advisor Problems of Democracy Physical Education Congratulations to Class of 1961 METAMORA ELEVATOR CO. Feed Fertilizer Seed Farm Supplies B.S. Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Agriculture John C. Phillips R. M. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Bowling Green State University Otterbein College Vocal and Instrumental Music Faculty Ruth Nachtrieb Speech French English Siena Heights A.B. University of Michigan Catherine Eddy Helen Phillips B.S. Bowling Green State University Junior Class Advisor Physical Education Home Economics Compliments of Dr. G. F. CARR LYONS. OHIO B.S. Bowling Green State University M.A. Ohio State University Business Subjects English Mary Rush Eighth Grade Bowling Green State University Toledo University Siena Heights College Flora Austin Faculty Seventh Grade Hillsdale College B.S. Ed. Siena Heights College Eastern State Normal College Sixth Grade B.S. Ed. Siena Heights College Eva Belle Farnsel Fifth Grade Miami University Alma Barnaby Charlotte Kreuz Fourth Grade B.S. Mary Manse College PIFER’S GREENHOUSE Potted Plants Bouquets Corsages - - Ogden 182 Mary Hudik Marion G. Smith Third Grade Bowling Green State University Defiance College Donna Gillen First Grade B.A. Adrian College Siena Heights College Michigan State Normal Faculty Leone Dennis Remedial Reading Lenawee County Normal Adrian College Bowling Green State University Second Grade Olivet College B.S. Siena Heights College Gertrude McKimmy WARNER'S OHIO’S LEADING BEAUTY SCHOOL Where the Famous Burgess Method of Hair Styling is Taught The PRESTIGE SCHOOL of the Midwest Kindergarten Siena Heights College Adrian College WARNER COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 221 1 2 Hurmst, Toledo, Ohio Cherry 3-2503 Front row: John Taylor, Stanley Ottgen, Orville Scheuer, Mrs. Thelma La Fountain. Standing: James Guthrie, Harold Buck. Secretary Mrs. Thelma La Fountain Bus Drivers Cafeteria Help La Verne Sell Bernadine Kane Custodians Douglas Doyle John Tripp From the bottom to the top: Zeno Lumbrezer, Leland Smith, John Phillips, Douglas Barnaby, Harold Water- bury Our Class Motto Tonight We Launch Where Shall We Anchor.” RICHFIELD CENTER MARKET Groceries—Vegetables—Meats Phone Richfield 82-92801 SANDERSON'S SERVICE STATION Tires Batteries Accessories Richfield 82-92194 - Berkey, Ohio Senior Class Officers Sandra Barrett, Vice President; Mary Bettinger, President; William Simon, Reporter; Rebecca Gordon, Treasurer; Phyllis Fike, Secretary. Adviser O. J. Pifer Honor Students Valedictorian FLOYD BRAND Meteor Staff 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Vice Presi- dent 3-4; Reporter 2; Parliamentary Proce- dure 3-4; Judging Team 3; Valedictorian 4. Salutatorian LARRY CROSSMAN Meteor Staff 4; Miiror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 3; Pep Band 3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Boys Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Chorus 2-3; Boys' Quartet 3; Boys' Basket- ball 2-4; Bowling 1; Track 2-3; Cannibal Queen 3; The Campbells Are Coming 4; Salutatorian 4. Seniors SANDRA BARRETT Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Dance Band 2; Girls' Chorus 1-2; Class Vice President 4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; G.A.A. Points Chairman 3; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. Secre- tary 3; F.H.A. President 4; Girls' Basketball 3 -4; Basketball Queen 4; Cheerleader 3-4; Cannibal Queen 3; Pep Band 1-2. JOHN HUDIK Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Class Vice President 2; F.F.A. 1; Boys' Basketball 1-2-3; Basketball At- tendant 4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3; Student Council 2. PHYLLIS FIKE Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Majorette 2-3-4; Pep Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- 4; Girls’ Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Chorus 3-4; All County Band 2; Class Secretary 2-4; G.A. A. 1-2-3-4; G-A.A. President 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Basketball At- tendant 3; Cheerleader 2-3-4; F.H.A. Queen 4. MARGARET ADAIR Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 1-2- 3; Majorette 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3; Girls' Chorus 1-2- 3; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; G.A.A. Treasurer 3; G.A.A. Points Chair- man 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Girls' Basketball 3-4; Basketball At- tendant 4; Cheerleader 2-3-4. BYRON STEINER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; F.F.A. 1-2; Librarian 3-4; Boys’ Basketball 1-2-3-4; Basketball King 4; Basketball Attendant 1 - 2-3; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Golf 2-4; Track 1-2-3-4. Seniors REBECCA GORDON Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 3-4; Blissfield 1-2. JAMES STUDENKA Meteor Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1 -2; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. President 4; F.F.A. Parliamentary Proce- dure 3-4; Librarian 2-3-4; Boys’ Basketball 1-2-3; Cannibal Queen 3; The Campbells Are Coming 4. JANICE NICHOLS Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 2-3-4; Majorette 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 2-3-4; All County Chorus 4; G.A.A. 2-3; Cannibal Queen 3; The Campbells Are Coming 4; Adrian 1. JOHN GLECKLER JUDY MOORE Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; F.F.A. 1-2- 3-4; F.F.A. Sentinel 4; F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure 4; Librarian 2-3; Boys' Basketball 1-2-3. Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 1-2- 3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Mixed • Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2; All County Band 3; All County Chorus 4; Trombone Trios 1-2-3; State Contest 3; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 2-3; Girls’ Basketball 3-4. Seniors ROSEMARY EISEL Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls’ Chorus 1-2; Class Vice President 3; Treasurer 2; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Girls’ Basket- ball 3-4; Student Council 2. AUDREY VERSHUM Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 12; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls' Chorus 1-2; Class Report- er 1; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1- 2-3-4; Girls' Basketball 3-4; Cannibal Queen 3; The Camp- bells Are Coming 4. LYNDA CLENDENIN Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1-2-3; F.HJV. 1-2-3-4; Girls’ Basketball 3; G.A.A. G.O.P. 3. CHARLES HOUTTEKIER Meteor Staff 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Reporter 3; Student Advisor 4; Parliamentary Procedure 4; Judging Team 3; Boys’ Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Track 1. WILLIAM SIMON Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4; All County Chorus 2; Class Reporter 3-4; Librarian 1; Boys’ Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1- 3-4; Track 3; Canniabel Queen 3; The Campbells Are Coming4 Seniors SUE ANN DONAHUE Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Chorus 3-4; Girls’ Sex- tette 2; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Vice President 3. SANDRA WELCH Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Dance Band 1-2-3; Pep Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-2-3; All County Band 1; All County Chorus 2-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Girls’ Basket- ball 3-4; Cannibal Queen 3; Cornet Trio 1-2; Class Reporter. JANET DUNCAN Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Dance Band 3; Mixed Chorus 1-3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-3-4; All County Chorus 3-4; G-A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1- 2-3-4; Librarian 4; Girls' Basket- ball 4; The Campbells Are Com- ing 4; Trombone Trio District 3; Trombone Trio State 3. RONALD KOMON Meteor Staff 4; Librarian 4; Basketball Manager 4; Cannibal Queen 3; The Campbells Are Coming 4; Assumption 1-2. CAROL LANGENDERFER Meteor Stiff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Majorette 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Band 2; Class Secretary 3; G.A.A 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Can- nibal Queen 3; The Campbells Are Coming 4. Seniors JOHN HASSEN Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 12-3-4; Dance Band 2-3 4; Pep Band 2-3-4; All County Chorus 2; All County Band 3-4; Sax Quartet 3; Solo State Con- test 3; F.F.A. 2-3-4; F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure 4; F.F.A. Judging Team 3; The Campbells Are Coming 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4. JEANNINE SELL Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Dance Band 2-3; Pep Band 2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-3; All County Chorus 3-4; G.A.A. 1-2 3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4. JANET FULLER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3- 4; Gills' Basketball 3-4. SUZANNE PINKELMAN Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls' Chorus 1-2; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. Vice President 4. DALE PINKELMAN Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Bowling 1; Track 2. Seniors MARY BETT1NGER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls’Chorus 1-2; Class President 3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; G.A.A. Secretary 3; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4; F.H.A. County Officer 3; The Cannibal Queen 3; The Campbells Are Coming 4; Student Council 2. JONATHAN FOREMAN Meteor Staff 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure 4; Librarian 2; Boys' Basketball 1-2-4; Baseball 4; Track 2. LYNN OTT Meteor Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3; All County Chorus 3; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. Reporter 4; F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure 3-4; Basketball Mana- ger 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Base- ball Manager 1-2; Bowling 1-2; Cannibal Queen 3; Golf 2-3-4. RITA MILLER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls’ Chorus 1-2; G.A.A. 1. PEGGY WOODWARD Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Chorus 1; All County Band 3; G.A.A. 1-2-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Librarian 4; Girls’ Basketball 4. RICHARD STASA Meteor Staff 4; F.F.A. 1-2-4; Mixed Chorus 1; Boys’ Chorus 1. Meteor Staff FIRST ROW: Richard Stasa, Sandra Welch, Judy Moore, Jeannine Sell, Sandra Barrett, Jonathan Foreman. SECOND ROW: Janet Fuller, Miss Nachtrieb, John Hudik, Rebecca Gordon, Janice Nichols, Lawrence Crossman, Mary Bettinger. THIRD ROW: Carol Langenderfer, Margaret Adair, Rosemary Eisel, John Gleckler, Audrey Vershum, Sue Donahue, Janet Duncan, Suzanne Pinkelman, Rita Miller, Phyllis Fike. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Ott, Lynda Clendenin, James Studenka, Sharon Doyle, John Hassen, Bill Simon, Byron Steiner, Floyd Brand, Charles Houttekier, Peggy Woodward. Editor Janice Nichols Assistant Editor Rebecca Gordon DALE A. FORD AND SONS CROUCH RADIO AND TV Berkey, Ohio - -Pioneer Seed Corn Dealer Zenith Sales Service on all Makes Richfield Center 82-92101 Phone Metamora 2561 Junior Class Judy Bettinger Mary Jo Boroff Betty Eisel William Eisel Duane Estelle Roger Feeback Charles Ford Philip Foreman Officers Larry Garlick Joanne Gee Bonnie Hallett Gail Hines Ronnie Janney Karen Kasper Louise Koester Edward LaFountain Larry Langenderfer Judy Laux Kenneth Loch Rosie Miller Mary Moore Janice Mossing Connie Phillips James Raab Larry Ricica Ronnie Schafer Jan Shull Susan Tripp Kay Truckor Nina West John Whitt Marcia Wright Sophomores Class Jerry Ballard Richard Beam Lynn Burroughs Linda Cox Tom Crossman Carol Ann Cruzen Galen De Vriendt Carol Elsel Carole Flack Tom Ford Rita Gordon Patrick Gormley James Guthrie Glen Heyman Carol Palmer Catherine Palmer Connie Pinkelman Y' Jerry Pinkelman Dan Ritter Don Suchy Nadine Woodring Officers Freshmen Class Dolores Brand Edward Buck Sandra Clendenin Sandra Donahue Rayola Fenton Diana Fillinger Fernando Flores James Foreman Greg Geer Jerry Glassner Brace Gleckler Joseph Gormley Robert Jessen Joan Klippel Paul Kolbe Rudy Komon Gary Langenderfer Richard Loch Lucille Miller Stephen Mltchey Craig Northcott Robert Pence Nancy Pinkelman Gerald Ronau Doris Rosebrock Linda Sell Robert Shi naver Mary Tripp Beverly Truckor John Vershum Tom Vershum Randall Winn Classes Classes BURKETT'S GREENHOUSE Compliments of E D U C A T I O N Flowers For All Occasions Phone 2892 Metamora, Ohio MRS. ELMER EDENBURN 4124 Commonwealth Avenue Toledo, Ohio Grade School Sandra Baldwin Carol Banks Patricia Banks Cheryl Barnaby Cheryl Becker Jerry Burroughs David Crockett Patricia Doyle Carole Beth Estelle Terry Drennan James Farley Jose Flores Grace Foreman Martinia Garlick Richard Gleckler Sandra Gormley William Hallet Richard Hassen Eighth Grade The eighth grade prepares for high school. Joyce Houttekier Alan Janney William Roman Robert Loar Penny McCartney Richard Moore John Rice Deanna Ritter Marilyn Sanderson Meredith Schafer John Smallman Mary Weis Vicki Ballard Jo Ann Born Carole Crockett Michael Delauter Randy De Vriendt Elaine Dorsey Beverly Flack Reuben Flores Darlene Floro Joseph Foreman Jerry Gee Judy Gee Gretchen Geer Jeffry Geer Larry Glassner Kenneth Hiatt Dennis Hill Mark Huston Wayne Langenderfer Linda McKimmy Glen Miller Thomas Moore Sandra Nichols Kathy Ottgen Mark Phillips David Pifer Robert Rosebrock Ray Sallows Richard Sallows Classie Scott Alice Shaffer Hal Shull Merlyn Tripp David Winn Penny Woodward Cathy Wotring The sixth graders study hard too because they realize that they are future graduates of 1967! Sixth Grade William Baldwin Paul Barnes Howard Becker Donald Hassen Bonnie Hill Mary Ann Huston Joanne McCartney Floyd Miller Brenda Pattison Linda Sanderson Jill Shaffer Judy Teeple Lynn Truckor Brenda Werner Cheryl Woodward 1 Sharon Adair Rose Marie Banks Betty Baldwin Brent Barnaby Kathryn Cox Aaron Delauter Sheri Drennan David Duncan Claire Forehand Samuel Foreman Karen Gleckler Diann Gordon Harvey Hiatt Gayle Hill Sharon Holland Robert Howard Kitty Sue Jacob Martha Mears Lewis Moore Lloyd Moore Mary Nichols Patrick O 'neill Claude Pedigo Mark Porter Thomas Rice David Roe Kay Schwen Michael Stutzman Pamela Symington Robert Symington Fifth Grade I Sharon Taylor Karen Welch Marcia Wells Marsha Werner Larry Woodring The fifth grade likes to study English. They know that they will need it for high school. Fourth Grade THE FOURTH GRADE USES ILLUSTRATIONS TO HELP THEM UNDERSTAND Bruce Aseltyne Diana Burghardt Apolonia DeSoto Sally Donahue Donald Farley Rickie Feeback Emma Flores Jaime Flores Kenneth Floro Jane Gee Perry Gleckler Joan Guthrie Clifford Halle tt Ronald Hassen Gail Haury David Hines Kenneth Howard Philip Hudik Marjolein Jelinger Laura Jessen John Kanneman Harlan Langenderfer Linda Landenderfer Gary Loar Mark Mears Donald Moore Lois Jane Paul Carol Ruetz Nancy Russell Janice Sanderson Ann Schrader Lena Scott Peter Shaffer Billy Smallman Richard Taylor Jerry Teeple Dennis Tiede Richard Tripp Joyce West Barbara Woodward Third Grade THE THIRD GRADE ENJOYS OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES TOO Connie Aten Chris Clendenin John Davis Kathy Dickerson Dawn Doyle Melba Favors John Fillinger Christine Forehand ■ Jerome Langenderfer Randolph Lathrop Luanna Loar Kelly O’Neill Mary Pattison Rexanne Pattison Gail Roe Barbara Russell Douglas Sanderson Stephen Sanderson Joyce Schmidt James Schwen Brenda Symington Patricia Winn Billy Woodring Richard Woodring Charles Woodward Diane Wotring John Guthrie Larry Hamman Sharon Hill Thomas Jacob Conrad Jelinger Amy Kanneman Hal Langenderfer James Langenderfer Second Grade Row 1: James Baldwin, Bonnie Burghardt, Lu Ann Cash, Clara Crockett Row 2: Richard Crouch, Roger Dickerson, Sherilyn Donahue, John Favors, Pamela Feeback, John Fulton, Dennis Garlick, Jeanette Gee Row 3: George Gleckler, John Griffin, Sandra Hamman, Glen Holland, Eric Jelinger, James Kanneman, Dawn Knisel Row 4: Becky Sue Langenderfer, Antonio Martinez, Kendra Mc- Kimmy, James Miller, Steven Miller, Dayna Moore, Michael Nichols, Patrick Northcott Row 5: Peggy O’neill, Patricia Ottgen, Carol Paul, George Paul, Enrique Sanchez, Jr., Scott Schaffer, Jim Smallman, Steven Smallman Row 6: Clare Snyder, Patrick Stasa, David Taylor, Sandra Tiede, Patricia Tripp, Bette Woodring, Judy Woodward, Jo Ann Wotring First Grade Row 1: Deborah Becker, Joyce Bettinger, Connie Born, Kenneth Buck, Norman Burghardt, Linda Davis, Nina Delauter, Billy Farnsel Row 2: Lynette Farnsel, Linda Feeback, Jorge Flores. Luis Flores, Jan Gallup, Allen Garlick, Joy Glassner, Kathy Holland Row 3: Daniel Hallett, Randy Haury, Gregory Herrick, Hugh Hiatt, Bonnie Hill, Randy Houttekier, Larry Jones, Daniel McKnight Row 4: Marilyn Moore, Kathleen O'Neill, Roberta Ott, Christine Pattison, Gay Phillips, Ronald Roop, Karen Ruetz, Felicitas Sanchez Row 5: June Sanderson, Lou Ann Schmidt, Walter Smallman, Becky Snyder, Susan Stutzman, Allen Suchy, Bradley Symington, Thomas Taylor Row 6: Franklin Witt, Janice Wotting Kindergarten Brian Barnaby Robert Camp P.M. Susan Cash Gregory Creque Gary Drennan Susan Easterwood Pamela Stasa Dale Feeback David Gormley Barbara Taylor Pamela Hill Peggy Jones Kathleen Kadlng Harold Komon Daniel Witt Larry Kreuz Carol Langenderfer Christopher Mossing Cynthia Northcott Ross Sanderson Patricia Schwen wy f Barbara Wittscheck Kindergarten A.M. Bart Bick Sally Buckenmeyer Karen Sue Cramer The kindergarten knows that their work is important, too. Jeffrey Crouch Elaine Downard Rebecca Farley Lee Ann Farnsel Gerald Koelsch Kevin Kreutz Vicki Lumbrezer Dale Miller James Mohr Donna Monroe Jerald Monroe David Mossing Denver Mossing Constance Plnkelman Kenneth Plnkelman Victoria Plnkelman Pamela Russel Sherry Scherzer Gayle Simon Gregg Simon Bonnie Smith Christopher Sominski James Teeple Timothy Tripp Joseph Woodring I------------ Future Homemakers of America Officers: Kay Truckor, Mary Jo Boroff, Connie Phillips, Karen Kasper, Suzanne Pinkelman, Sandra Barrett, Betty Eisel, Mary Bettinger, Marcia Wright, Mary Moore. Row 1: Sandra Welch, Jeannine Sell, Janet Dun- can, Sue Donahue, Phyllis Fike, Peggy Woodward, Janet Fuller, Carol Langenderfer, Rosemary Eisel, Margaret Adair. Row 2: Audrey Ver- shum, Susan Tripp, Rose Mary Miller, Janice Mossing, Rebecca Gordon, Lynda Clendenin, Nina West, Joanne Gee. Delores Brand, Kathleen Bond. Row 3: Mrs. Phillips, Carol Eisel, Carole Flack, Linda Cox, Connie Pinkelman, Rita Gordon. Beth Ottgen, Claudia Loar, Nadine Woodring, Carol Cruzen. Row 4: Karen Born, Beverly Truckor, Sandra Clendenin, Diana Fillinger, Mary Tripp, Lucille Miller, Nancy Pinkel- man, Sandra Donahue, Linda Sell, Joan Klippel. Girl's Athletic Association Row 1: Margaret Adair, Connie Phillips, Susan Tripp, Phyllis Fike, Marcia Wright, Mary Jo Boroff, Kay Truckor, Carol Eisel Row 2: Carol Cruzen, Judy Moore, Beverly Truckor, Catherine Palmer, Rose Mary Miller, Linda Cox, Sandra Welch, Jeannine Sell, Janet Fuller Row 3: Sandra Clendenin, Carol Palmer, Carole Flack, Janice Mossing, Nina West, Claudia Loar, Betty Eisel, Peggy Woodward, Audrey Vershum, Sue Ann Donahue, Sandra Donahue, Rita Gordon, Diana Fillinger Row 4: Mrs. Helen Phillips, Nancy Pinkelman, Mary Tripp, Carol Langenderfer, Janet Duncan, Suzanne Pinkel- man, Judy Langenderfer, Lucille Miller, Linda Sell, Beth Ottgen, Nadine Woodring, Karen Kasper, Sandra Barrett F.H.A. News President--------------------Sandra Barrett Vice President-.............Suzanne Pinkelman Secretary......-.............Betty Eisel Treasurer--------------------Karen Kasper Parliamentarian--------------Mary Bettinger Class Reporters-............Phyllis Fike Mary Jo Boroff Claudia Loar Nancy Pinkelman Historian-------------------Marcia Wright Song Leader............Kay Truckor Advisor---------------Mr. Helen Phillips Chapter Mothers:-------Mrs. Helen Bettinger Mrs. Evelyn Langendercer Mrs. Odelia Eisel Mrs. Angela Kasper Mrs. Harriet Loar Mrs. Nola Woodring County Officer (and) Treasurer:----------- Connie Phillips F.H.A. meetings were held the first Tuesday of the month. Each class took turns planning the meetings. On December 20 the Christmas party was held with a gift exchange. On February 22 the girls had a Tupperware party to earn money for the organization. February 7 was set aside as a Daddy Date Night. For this meeting the girls invited their fathers to the meeting. The new officers for 1961 and the State Homemakers went to the State F.H.A. convention in Columbus during April. John Hudik was chosen as the F.H.A. king and he rode in a car at the fair. The annual F.H.A. and F.F.A. Banquet was held on January 24. The theme for the banquet was Hands Across the Miles. The F.H.A. girls put on a humorous sketch for the program. There was also shown a movie called Citizen Chang. Sandra Barrett was presented the Betty Crocker Award that night. The style show was held on May 15 with juniors as hostesses. The girls' mothers and the women's clubs were invited. G.A.A. News President..............-....Phyllis Fike Vice President--------------Kay Truckor Points Chairman------------Margaret Adair Secretary-------------------Connie Phillips Points Co-Chairman---------Marcia Wright Treasurer-------------------Mary Jo Boroff Reporter-------------------Carol Eisel G.O.P.--------------------- Susan Tripp This year the juniors had charge of the initiation which is given every year. The seniors served the refresh- ments, and the sophomores had clean-up. There are 47 members in this organization which is a booster for the boys’ games. These members are given points for working in the concession stand at the basketball games. The points were totaled and awards were given to the gollowing: Numerals: Sue Donahue, Janet Duncan, Phyllis Fike, Suzanne Pinkelman, Jeannine Sell, Audrey Vershum, Sandra Welch. Letters: Margaret Adair, Sandra Barrett, Mary Bettinger, Rosemary Eisel, Janet Fuller, Audrey Vershum, Marcia Wright. Double Chevron: Peggy Woodward, Mary Jo Boroff, Betty Eisel, Karen Kasper, Rose Mary Miller, Janice Mos- sing, Susan Tripp, Nina West, Connie Phillips, Carol Cruzen, Carole Flack, Nadine Woodring. Single Chevron: Janice Mossing, Linda Cox, Carol Eisel, Rita Gordon, Judy Langenderfer, Claudia Loar, Sandra Donahue, Diana Fillinger, Lucille Miller, Mary Tripp. BROWN DERBY SNACK BAR SANDERSON'S PURE SERVICE Fountain Service Phone Metamora 3141 Where Good Friends Meet” Metamora, Ohio Metamora, Ohio Congratulations to The State Homemakers IFFLAND'S MARKET Meats Groceries Phone 2871 LEFTY'S RECREATION Lefty Knisel, Owner Metamora, Ohio Karen Kasper Betty Eisel Suzanne Pinkelman Mary Moore Kay Truckor Connie Phillips This year twelve freshman girls received their Junior Homemaker Degree. Karen Kasper, Betty Eisel, Suzanne Pinkelman, Mary Moore, Marcia Wright, Kay Truckor, and Connie Phillips made applications for the State Home maker Degree in March. The interviews for the State Homemaker Degrees were held at Metamora on March 7 and at Fulton on March 8. The girls were presented their Degrees at the State F.H.A. Convention held at Columbus on April 21. The girls pictured above have worked very hard and were rewarded with their State Homemaker Degrees. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advisor James Studenka Floyd Brand Larry Ricica Philip Foreman Lynn Ott Mr. Lyle Condon Row 1: Mr. Lyle Condon, Charles Houttekier, Lynn Ott, James Studenka, Floyd Brand, Philip Foreman, Larry Ricica Row 2: James Foreman, Tom Crossman, Richard Stasa, Gerald Ronau, Jerry Pinkelman, John Miller, Glen Hey- man, Martin Okos, William Eisel, Jonathan Foreman, James Raab Row 3: Brace Gleckler, Gary Langenderfer, Roger Feeback, Craig Northcott, John Vershum, Larry Garlick, John Hassen, Stephen Mitchey, Jan Shull, Jerry Ballard, John Gleckler OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service D. H. DeVerna -- Phone 2762-2763 METAMORA OIL COMPANY Pure Oil Products Phone 2202 F.F.A. News The F.F.A. queen this year was Phyllis Fike. She took part in Junior Fair activities and in the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Banquet. Jonathan Foreman, Philip Foreman, Charles Houttekier, Jan Shull, and John Hassen participated in the District Judging Contest at Archbold, where they placed in the upper 1 2. Jan Shull, Charles Houttekier, and Floyd Brand went to the state contest, where they placed in the upper 1 3. There were over 300 teams at the state contest. The F.F.A. were hosts to the F.H.A. at a party to welcome new members at the beginning of the year. The F.F.A.-F.H.A. Banquet was January 24. For field trips the class visited corn test plots and made corn yield checks. For money-raising projects the F.F.A. sold Farm Journals and Silicone Spray, and picked up corn after harvest. Charles Houttekier and John Hassen sold the most Silicone Spray. Parliamentary Procedure Row 1: Floyd Brand, Lynn Ott, James Studenka, Philip Foreman, Larry Ricica Row 2: Mr. Lyle Condon, Jonathan Foreman, Charles Houttekier, Jan Shull, John Hassen, John Gleckler The Parliamentary Procedure Team won a silver rating this year. Those participating were Jonathan Foreman, Philip Foreman, John Gleckler, John Hassen, Larry Ricica, Jim Studenka, Lynn Ott, Charles Houttekier, Jan Shull, and Floyd Brand. Compliments of MALONE INSURANCE AGENCY Metamora, Ohio -- Phone 2662 Editor Mirror Staff Mary Bettinger Assistant Editor First Row: Mary Elizabeth Eisel, Sandra Welch, Judy Moore, Jean- nine Sell, Sandra Barrett. Second Row: Miss Ruth Nachtrieb, John Hudik, Rebecca Gordon, Janice Nichols, Larry Crossman, Mary Bettinger. Third Row: Janet Fuller, Rosemary Eisel, Audrey Ver- shum, Sue Donahue, Janet Duncan, Suzanne Pinkelman, Rita Mil- ler. Fourth Row: Carol Langenderfer, Lynda Clendenin, Margaret Adair, John Hassen, William Simon, Byron Steiner, Peggy Wood- ward, Sharon Doyle, Phyllis Fike. Phyllis Fike fi SC Row 1: Carole Flack, Glen Heyman, Mary Jo Boroff, Cheryl Becker, Cheryl Barnaby, Carol Langenderfer. Row 2: Marcia Wright, Kathy Ottgen. Meredith Schafer, Grace Foreman, Joanne Gee, Linda McKimmy, Galen DeVriendt. Row 3: Linda Cox, Merrill Kane, Larry Glassner, Robert Pence, Charles Ford, Dan Ritter, Janet Fuller, Classie Scott, Sandra Nichols, Judy Moore. SENIOR Row 1: Cariotta Heyrnan, Rose Mary Miller, Sandra Gormley, Bonita Heyman, Janice Nichols Row 2: John Hassen, Patricia Doyle, Lucille Miller, Linda Sell, Verlin Krieger, Beth Ottgen, James Guthrie, Phyllis Fike Row 3: Jeffery Geer, Alice Shaffer, Sandra Donahue, Jerry Glassner, Karen Kasper, Tom Ford, Susan Tripp, Claudia Loar, Lawrence Crossman, Joseph Gormley, Margaret Adair Row 4: Bonnie Hallett, Patrick Gormley, Craig Northcott, Mark Phillips, David Winn BAND Junior Band Row 1: Samuel Foreman, Larry Woodring, Martha Mears, Dennis Tiede, Mr. J. C. Phillips, Gail Haury, Sandra Gormley, Bonita Heyman Row 2: Jerry Teeple, Linda Langenderfer, Sharon Taylor. Carol Ruetz, Jane Gee, Marjoleine Jelinger, Joan Guthrie, Mark Mears, Pamela Symington, Barbara Woodward, Sally Donahue, Cheryl Woodward, Joyce West, Diana Burghardt, Claire Forehand, Sharon Adair Row 3: Kathryn Cox, Mary Nichols, Alice Shaffer, Randy DeVriendt, Jeffery Geer, Jerry Gee, Glen Miller, Kathy Ottgen, Linda McKimmy, Linda Floro, Susan Fillinger, Penny McCartney, Grace Foreman, Cheryl Barnaby, Cheryl Becker, Meredity Schafer, Thomas Moore, Jill Shaffer, Gloria Doyle, Beverly Flack, Patricia Doyle, Cariotta Heyman Row 4: Larry Glassner, Dennis Hill, Kenneth Hiatt, Judy Teeple, Michael Gormley, Paul Barnes. Mark Phillips, David Winn, Classie Scott, Sandra Nichols. 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Beth Ottgen. Marcia Wright. Linda Sell, Robert Pence, Lucille Miller, Patricia Doyle, John Hassen Row 2: Kenneth Loch. Lynn Burroughs, Judy Moore, Connie Phillips, Patrick Gormley. Tom Ford. Claudia Loar, Joseph Gormley Band News New band uniforms were purchased by the Band Boosters' Club for the senior band this year. The uniforms are all black with white and orange trimming. The band participated in the Swanton Corn Festival and the Oak Harbor Homecoming parades again this year. They played locally at the Memorial Day services at Amboy Cemetery, too. A fine performance was put on by the band again this year at the Fulton County Fair. They have been asked to return again next year on Labor Day. Also featured on the program were the Blue Notes. They also have played at several area school proms and were featured at the annual school carnival. The Metamora auditorium was again the scene of the Band Boosters' Party given for all bands in our school. The senior band and the Metamora High School dance band provided the evening's entertainment. The Tiger pep band completed its fourth successful year supporting the Tiger teams. Metamora sent twenty-five representatives to the all-county band and chorus concert which was held on March 17 at Wauseon High School. The annual Spring Concert was held on Friday evening, May 5, in the school auditorium. HEBEL’S STORE E. Conrad Hebei Metamora, Ohio The Varsity Nine PHILIP FOREMAN Philip, who is a junior, scored mostly on his jump shot. He has a great ability to drive and shoot. ROGER FEEBACK Roger is a junior and will be around next year. Roger scored mostly on his set shot. He played an important part in our zone press. CHARLES FORD Charles, who played guard, was valuable both for his defen- sive ability and his scoring. Charles is a junior. LARRY CROSSMAN Larry is a senior and will not be around next year. Larry was noted mostly for his ability to guard and pass quickly. BILL SIMON Bill was an able substitute, and he saw limited action. Bill is a senior. JOHN GLECKLER John was the shortest mem- ber on the team, but his speed and size were great assets to the team. John is a senior and will be missed next year. CHARLES HOUTTEKIER Charles, who scored mostly on his hook shot, was one of our driving forwards. He is a senior. BYRON STEINER Barney, who was our only 6 footer and two-year letterman, played an important part in our rebounding. This was Barney's last year for high school basket- ball. RONNIE SCHAFER Ronnie was probably the most improved player on the team. Ronnie scored mostly on his one- hand set shot. Ronnie is a junior and will be a great help to next year's team. Varsity Basketball Row 1: Lynn Ott, Mr. Robert Brown, Ronald Komon Row 2: Roger Feeback, Charles Ford, Galen DeVriendt, William Simon, Ronald Janney, Byron Steiner, Larry Cross- man, Charles Houttekier, Philip Foreman, Ronald Schafer, Lynn Burroughs, John Gleckler We They 42 Chesterfield 68 43 Fulton 66 69 St. Marys 57 46 Olney 62 53 Petti sville 79 42 Lyons 61 41 Fayette 77 29 Chesterfield 77 65 Fulton 84 52 Lyons 61 51 Fulton 80 52 Pettisville 86 55 Lyons 59 55 Fayette 72 54 Olney 67 57 St. Marys 54 47 Archbold 78 853 1188 Schafer 207 C. Ford 170 Steiner 124 Houttekier 110 Feeback 100 Foreman 50 Gleckler 18 Crossman 17 Burrouogs 32 Simon 14 DeVriendt 6 Okos 3 Suchy 2 853 County Tourney Metamora drew Archbold and was defeated in a single-elimination tourney. Fulton was Fulton County Cham- pion. Fayette was Runner-Up. NIFTY BEAUTY SHOP Experienced In All Lines Of Beauty Culture Prop. Theresa Knierim SWANTON COLISEUM SKATING CLUB Skating Dancing Churches, Clubs, School Parties Swanton, Ohio Reserves Kneeling: Mr. Robert Brown, Lynn Ott, Ronald Komon Standing: Merrill Kane, Fernando Flores, Jonathan Foreman, Lynn Bur- roughs, Tom Ford, Don Suchy, Galen DeVriendt, Glen Heyman, Martin Okos, Ronald Janney, Larry Garlick Junior High Front: Mr. James Fetterman, Tom Vershum, Edward Buck, Greg Geer, Jose Fernando, John Vershum, Randy DeVriendt Back: Paul Kolbe, Brace Gleckler, David Pifer, Craig Northcott, John Smallman, Mark Phillips, Jerry Burroughs K-C LANES Bowling At Its Best Swanton, Ohio -- Phone 3616 E. BOURDO SON - CONTRACTORS Asphalt Drives, Parking Lots Stone Dirt Hauling - Phone 3081 Metamora Cheerleaders Varsity Sharon Doyle Phyllis Fike Margaret Adair Sandra Barrett Reserves Diana Fillinger, Carole Flack, Sandy Donahue, Connie Phillips. Junior High Patricia Doyle, Mary Jo Weis, Cheryl Barnaby Girls’ Basketbal Row 1: Margaret Adair, Janet Duncan, Audrey Vershum, Betty Eisel, Peggy Woodward, Mary Jo Boroff, Suzanne Pinkelman, Marcia Wright Row 2: Mrs. Helen Phillips, Judy Moore, Sandra Barrett, Rose Mary Miller, Susan Tripp, Karen Kasper, Kay Truck - or, Connie Phillips, Sandra Welch, Janet Fuller The girls' basketball team of '61 played three games and lost three. They were defeated by Wauseon, Fulton, and Chesterfield. Mrs. J. C. Phillips did a good job of coaching the team. The schools and their scores are as follows: We They Wauseion 7 44 Fulton 3 17 Chesterfield 12 18 METAMORA LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Cement Lime Lumber Building Supplies Paints Coal Phone 2292 John D. Rice Class of 1940 Basebal Row Is Roger Feeback, Charles Houttekicr, Byron Steiner, Charles Ford, Ronald Schafer� Lynn Burroughs Row 2: Jerry Pinkelman, Galen DeVriendt, Tom Vershum, Steve Mitchey, John Vershum, Philip Foreman, Tom Ford Row 3: Mr. Robert Brown, Paul Kolbe, Jonathan Foreman, Lynn Ott, Don Suchy, Edward Buck, Randall Winn, Thomas Crossman, Brace Gleckler Track Row 1: Tom Vershum, Byron Steiner, John Vershum, Ronald Janney, Ronald Schafer Row 2: Edward Buck, Galen DeVriendt, Philip Foreman, Steve Mitchey, Charles Ford, Tom Ford Row 3: Brace Gleckler, Mr. Robert Brown, Randall Winn, Lynn Burroughs, Don Suchy, Roger Feeback, Jonathan Foreman, Paul Kolbe Golf Mr. Lyle Condon, Byron Steiner, Don Suchy, Tom Ford, Charles Ford, Lynn Ott, Ronald Schafer Ping Pong Champion Charles Ford LUGBILL BROS,, INC. Livestock Phone 2010 Archbold, Ohio Play Casts THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING Row 1: Lynn Ott, James Studenka, Janet Duncan, Mrs. Herman A. Rush, (Director); Ronald Komon, Janice Nichols Row 2: Carol Langenderfer. William Simon, Mary Bettinger, John Hassen, Larry Crossman. Audrey Vershum WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Row 1: Charles Ford, Ronald Janney, John Whitt, Edward LaFountain, Lawrence Langen- derfer, Mrs. Frank Sandors (Director) Row 2: Kay Truckor, Mary Moore, Marcia Wright, Mary Elizabeth Eisel, Karen Kasper, Constance Phillips, Susan Tripp Row 3: Ronald Schafer, Philip Foreman LEE AND CADY Institutional Division Woodruff St.--Toledo 2, Ohio DRIGGS DAIRY FARMS. INC. Certified Dairy Products Toledo, Ohio -- Palmyra, Michigan Featuring The 1961 Carnival Looking for a summer job, Mr. Brown? H. A. POWELL STUDIOS — rff- 4- Photography At Its Best Largest In The West Toledo Dayton Detroit The women served a supper—and guess who got the clean-up? Basketball King And Queen Rose Mary Miller, Ronald Schafer, Margaret Adair, John Hudik, Sandra Barrett, Byron Steiner, Galen DeVriendt, Carole Flack, Tom Vershum, Linda Sell JOE’S TAVERN Donald Sullivan Pool Sandwiches Metamora, Ohio IDEAL GARAGE Chevrolet Sales Service Fay, Claud, Cleon Woodring Phone 2191 F. H. A. F. F. A. King And Queen The F. F. A. chose Phyllis Fike as their sweetheart to represent them in the Junior Fair Day parade at Wauseon. John Hudik was chosen to represent the F. H. A. in the parade on Junior Fair Day. They were both presented with gifts at the annual F. H. A. and F. F. A. Banquet. ADRIAN LIVESTOCK COMPANY Auction Sale Every Tuesday A1 Linehan, Jr., CO 55065 Compliments COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Beulah Truckor, Prop. Popularity Contest Floyd Brand Most Likely to Succeed Becky Gordon Most Likely to Succeed James Studenka Most Humorous John Hudik Neatest Appearance John Hassen Most Polite I Mary Bettinger Most Ambitious Larry Crossman Most Ambitious Ronald Komon Most Dependable Janice Nichols Most Dependable Class Will We, die Senior Class of 1961 of Metamora High School, Fulton County and State of Ohio, being of sound mind and good memory, do make, declare, and publish this, our last will and testament. Article 1 We, die senior class, do will and bequeath to the faculty our willingness to attend school, excused absences, using our time in study hall to study. We always will be remembered as die most well-behaved and silent class ever at Metamora. Article II We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the custodians our willingness always to take off our shoes on the gym floor and our clean tidy lockers. Article III We, die senior class, do will and bequeath to the juniors our ability to skip school (but try not to get caught as we did), to get all of our assignments in on time, and our well-behaved manners. Article IV We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the sophomores our promptness in paying bills in the office, our ambition to do extra-credit work, and our overwhelming spirit of entering into the numerous school activities. Article V We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the freshmen all the mischief we have been in during die last four years. Article VI I, Audrey Vershum, do will and bequeath to Connie Phillips my ability to speak French fluently. It will al- ways be a great asset to you. I� Suzanne Pinkelman, do will and bequeath to Jan Shull my ability to hand my homework assignments in on time in English. Good luck with your English class next year! I. John Hudik, do will and bequeath to Ronald Schafer my ability to break both arms at the beginning of the basketball season. It’s kind of hard to dribble a basketball when you’ve got a cast on each arm. I, Mary Bettinger, do will and bequeath to Betty Eisel my editorship of the Mirror. It takes a lot of hard work, but in the end it is well worth it. WHITEVILLE ELEVATOR A1 Patteuw, Prop. Phone Ogden 136 Metamora 2981 JOHN O’NEIL AND SONS John Deere and New Idea Farm Equipment, Parts, Service Phone Lyons 2771 Class Will I, Byron Steiner, do will and bequeath to William Eisel my '51 Chevy. Just remember to put enough gas in it to get you home. I, Rita Miller, do will and bequeath to Karen Kasper my brillant red hair. Keep it well groomed, and you will always stand out in a crowd. I, Ronald Komon, do will and bequeath to Larry Ricica my physique. It comes in handy when other guys try flirting with your girl. 1, Peggy Woodward, do will and bequeath to Joanne Gee my happy-go-lucky ways. They will keep you out of trouble. I, Floyd Brand, do will and bequeath to Charles Ford my scholastic ability. All the time you spend studying is worth it to be on the top of your class. I, Phyllis Fike, do will and bequeath to Judy Bettinger my quietness and my neatness in dress. Keep them for they are qualities you will always be remembered for. 1, Larry Crossman, do will and bequeath to Larry Langenderfer my talking back to Mrs. Eddy in English class. This comes in handy when you want to sit in the last row by yourself. I, John Glecklcr, do will and bequeath to James Raab my ability to get kicked out of English class. Watch out, though, you might not graduate. L Rebecca Gordon, do will and bequeath to Ronald Janney my typing speed. Don’t ever give up trying for higher speeds. I, Janice Nichols, do will and bequeath to Mary Moore my artistic ability in working on the Mirror. It takes a lot of extra periods and after school work, but in the end it proves worthwhile. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FARMER’S STATE BANK Member of Federal Reserve System Lyons, Ohio Class Will I, Johathan Foreman, do will and bequeath to Duane Estelle my speeches from speech class. They will bring many laughs. I, Charles Houttekier, do will and bequeath to Roger Feeback my basketball ability. You have to stay in training and keep practicing, but it really counts when you see those points add up on the scoreboard. I, Jeannine Sell, do will and bequeath to Nina West my driving ability. Just watch out for those deep ditches in Michigan. 1, Dale Pinkelman, do will and bequeath to Kenneth Loch my quiet ways. Be careful, though, because they can get you into as much trouble as being loud. I, Janet Fuller, do will and bequeath to Judy Laux my flirting habits. Try not to get too many guys at once. I, Carol Langenderfer, do will and bequeath to Marcia Wright my place as head majorette of the band. Just remember to blow the whistle at the right time. L James Studenka, do will and bequeath to Larry Garlick my ability to be ornery, sarcastic, and stubborn. You’ll really drive people nuts. I, Sandra Welch, do will and bequeath to Janice Mossing my excess weight. Maybe a strict diet will help us. I, William Simon, do will and bequeath to John Whitt my ability to be absent from school. Just don't get caught. ASSUMPTION GULF SERVICE Gas Oil Tires Compliments of PENCE’S MARKET Ogden Center, Michigan Accessories--Phone 2821 Class Will I, John Hassen, do will and bequeath to Philip Foreman my position on the Parliamentary Procedure team. Speak your part well, Philip. I, Lynda Clendenin, do will and bequeath to Louise Koester my ability to get an innocent look on my face when a teacher catches me doing something I shouldn't be doing. I, Lynn Ott, do will and bequeath to Edward LaFountain my job as basketball manager. Always do your best at this job. I, Sandra Barrett, do will and bequeath to Kay Truckor my car trouble. It gives you a good excuse for being late for school, but It gets pretty bothersome. L Margaret Adair, do will and bequeath to Rose Mary Miller my bubbling energy and enthusiasm. Just re- member to eat a bowl of Wheaties for breakfast. I, Richard Stasa, do will and bequeath to Larry Langenderfer my seat in study hall. Lots of fun in the back, Larry. I, Janet Duncan, do will and bequeath to Connie Phillips my sneaky way of getting the car when the seniors skipped. Just tell them you're going to the Art Museum. 1, Rosemary Eisel, do will and bequeath to Susan Tripp my position as forward on the basketball team. Even though you only make one basket a game, you have a lot of fun. I, Sue Ann Donahue, do will and bequeath to Mary Jo Boroff my ability to make a joke of anything. You keep everybody in stitches. L Judy Moore, do will and bequeath to Bonnie Hallett my ability to blow my horn loud and clear. Practice and maybe you’ll get first chair. MERLIN WAPSHALL STUTZMAN FORD SALES Ford Cars--Trucks--Falcons Thunderbirds Phone Metamora 2852 Sunoco Products Distributor Tank Truck Service Phone Richfield 82-92493 r LYNDA CLENDENIN There is no question of Lynda's future — A cute housewife she'll be; And when she graduates, she will start To build her family tree. RITA MILLER Here's a girl with fiery red hair Who has a personality that is rare. To be a secretary is her wish. She sure is a cute little dish. JUDY MOORE Judy puts her energy in the band And makes it just grand. Always active in Shorthand two, This will make her secretary’s dream come true. JANICE NICHOLS Janice, always cheerful and gay, Hopes to be a secretary some day. With her skill in Shorthand two, I think she'll make it, don't you? MARGARET ADAIR Margaret is a lot of fun. She is always with the beat. She causes quite a flurry When she marches down the street. MARY BETTINGER Mary, the president of our class, Is a charming little lass. She is the head of the Mirror staff And always ready for a laugh. JAMES STUDENKA Jim's the one with lots of friends Because he is such a clown. Always happy, always gay, Never seen with a frown. AUDREY VERSHUM To be a beautician is her major aim. This will probably bring her fame. She and Norman make a pair. You can find them everywhere. SANDRA WELCH Sandy, little, charming, short, and sweet Is one of those who can’t be beat. A smile for everyone is to be seen On her face, sharp and keen. PEGGY WOODWARD Peggy, who is full of energy and pep. Always has a smile. One day we are sure to see Her walking down the aisle. SANDY BARRETT Sandy is always speedy and fast In Miss Nachtrieb's shorthand class. Basketball is her favorite game, And she tries to cheer the boys to fame. FLOYD BRAND Although Floyd is serious in his work. Above a frown a smile doth lurk. Always working at his studies hard In this school his record will never be marred. STAUTZENBERGER Business College Secretarial Accounting General Business Courses TOLEDO, OHIO JEANNINE SELL Jeannine with her big dark snappy eyes Looked once too often and caused a surprise, There's one dance she didn’t make Because she forgot to use the brake. LYNN OTT Lynn is always full of fun. His work is rarely done. Although a shy and quiet young lad, To have him as a classmate we sure are glad. DALE PINKELMAN Dale is always quiet with nothing much to say. When he goes by, the girls all look his way. With his blonde hair and blue eyes, We are sure his fame will reach the skies. SUSIE PINKELMAN A smile that’s gay and sweet, A blonde that is so neat, A success she will be. Just you wait and see. BYRON STEINER A basketball player on our team Is always sharp and on the beam. His red hair sure chatches our eye Every time he passes us by. CAROL LANGENDERFER Although I wrote these poems today. There’s one last thing I’d like to say. Whatever your work or calling might be. You'll be a success; try hard and see. RICHARD STASA Always making wise remarks, Always full of fun, Always full of jokes. And a friend to everyone. THE METAMORA STATE BANK Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation REBECCA GORDON Becky, with her bashful smile - Intelligence that can't be beat. Will probably make a good nurse; And everything will turn out neat. JOHN HASSEN John is always bashful and shy. He sure is a wonderful guy, Always ready to lend a hand. He plays sax in the high school band. CHARLES HOUTTEKIER A handsome lad is Charlie, Always courteous and polite. He always tries to please Everyone in sight. JOHN HUD IK Coal black hair and dreamy eyes Has this young lad. Always laughing, always gay, We never see him sad. RONALD KOMON The manager of the basketball team Keeps the boys right on the beam — Always ready to give a smile While walking down the study hall aisle. LARRY CROSSMAN Larry with his flirty eyes Can sometimes be very wise. That he is smart is plain to see. A minister is what he wants to be. SUE DONAHUE Always full of fun and joy, She only goes with one special boy. Her taste in clothes is surely neat And proves that she is very sweet. mL. f Success in your endeavors CONCESSION SUPPLY COMPANY 3916 Secor Road Toledo 13, Ohio Phone: GReenwood 9-7795 HERFF JONES CO. Jewelers Stationers Medals, Cups, Trophies Graduation Announcements JONATHAN FOREMAN He is always full of fun. His kitchen work is always done. From day to day he drives his truck, But never once did he get stuck. JANET FULLER Janet with her flirty ways Always makes you smile. We are sure some day you’ll see Her walking down the aisle. PHYLLIS FIKE Phyllis, the sweetheart of our class, Is a stunning little lass. An air line hostess is her aim. You’ll see her cheer at every game. JANET DUNCAN Janet’s always with the crowd. She is quiet, never loud. Off to college she will go And probably make a very good show. ROSIE EISEL Happy will be a guy some day When he sees Rosie coming his way. With her jokes, then her smile, She'll keep you laughing all the while. WILLIAM SIMON Full of fun, full of joy, This one certain senior boy. He always gives our class a thrill, Our one and only happy Bill. HARRY M. WARD CO. Educational Publications and Equipment Bryan, Ohio TRADING POST RESTAURANT U.S. 20-N Gas Meals NAME FAVORITE PASTIME WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR Margaret Adair Going with the gang Happy-go-lucky ways Sandra Barrett Being with John Her romance with John Mary Bettlnger Working at the hospital President of senior class Floyd Brand Reading Brains Lynda Clendenln Being with Dick Laugh Larry Crossman Talking on the phone-- Scholastic ability to girls Sue Donahue Going with Merle Silly antics Janet Duncan Being with Fred Easy-going ways Rosemary Eisel Going with Jayson Basketball ability Phyllis Fike Watching people Cheerleading Jonathan Foreman Playing basketball Talking with Mrs. Eddy Janet Fuller Talking and flirting Shortness John Gleckler Playing pool Smart remarks Rebecca Gordon Babysitting Typing ability John Hassen Playing my horn in band Politeness Charles Houttekler Playing pool His ways John Hud lk Ice skating Neat clothes Ronald Komon Running around Wavy hair Carol Langenderfer Being with Joe Manners Rita Miller Going with Gary Red hair Judy Moore Roller skating Talking Janice Nichols Being with John Working on Meteor Lynn Ott Monkeying around Ability to bother others Dale Plnkelman Playing Monopoly Quiet ways Suzanne Plnkelman Going dancing with the girls Romances Jeannine Sell Messing around Trouble with men Richard Stasa Driving hot Willys Drawings of cars Byron Steiner Shining shoes '51 Chevy William Simon Going with Alice Different cars James Studenka Chasing Swanton boys Trips to Florida Audrey Vershum Talking Nearness Sandra Welch Seeing Chick Cute quips Peggy Woodward Being with George Mil wood’s side-ways thinking GEORGE FLACK Compliments of Motorist Mutual Herman’s Electric Insurance Company Herman Langenderfer, Prop. Phone Metamora 2602 Telephone Metamora 2572 Metamora, Ohio NAME WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE Margaret Adair Doctor Lady cab driver Sandra Barrett Secretary Mother of 12 Mary Bettinger A success Q era singer Floyd Brand Minister Farmer Lynda Clendenin Dick's wife Nun Larry Crossman Disc Jockey Milkman Sue Donahue Beautician Lovelorn columnist Janet Duncan A success Actress Rosemary Eisel Secretary Mirror maker Phyllis Fike Happy Sad Jonathan Foreman Farmer Veterinarian Janet Fuller Housewife Don's wife John Gleckler Millionaire Bum Rebecca Gordon Nurse Professional talker John Hassen Musician Singer Charles Houttekier Pro basketball or baseball player Sheriff John Hudik Public accountant Bartender Ronald Komon Highway patrolman Hot rodder Carol Langenderfer Housewife and part- time waitress Old maid Rita Miller Secretary Night club entertainer Judy Moore Secretary Elevator girl Janice Nichols Private secretary Model Lynn Ott A success Well digger Dale Pinkelman Dentist Astronomer Suzanne Pinkelman Beauty operator and millionaire Bar maid Jeannine Sell Secretary Driver ed. teacher Richard Stasa Mechanic Chicken farmer Byron Steiner Golf star Clown William Simon Millionaire Avon dealer James Studenka Farmer Lion tamer Audrey Vershum Beautician (Famous hair stylist) Fortune teller Sandra Welch Nurse Mortician Peggy Woodward Work for airlines Manager of Franklin Park Compliments of Compliments of BARNABY’S LUNCH BRODBECK’S BARBER SHOP Me tarn or a, Ohio Metamora, Ohio NAME IDEAL PET PEEVE Margaret Adair Brother Gossipers Sandra Barrett Mom Fighting with John Mary Bettinger Mother Two-faced people Floyd Brand Martin Luther Gain sayers Lynda Clendenin Mother Sharon Doyle Larry Crossman Mother Girls who don't know when to keep their mouths shut Sue Donahue Mother Fair-weather friends Janet Duncan Parents Two-faced people Rosemary Eisel Mother Mouthy boys (like Stinky) Phyllis Fike Anyone who is perfect Self-centered people Jonathan Foreman Herculus Romaro Girls who smoke Janet Fuller Grandma People who drink and smoke John Gleckler Mr. Condon Girls who don’t smoke Rebecca Gordon Sister (Johnnie) Gossipers John Hasten Mr. Condon Mouthy girls Charles Houttekler Jerry Lucas Backbiters John Hudik Parents Girls who smoke Ronald Komon My cousin Women Carol Langenderfer Mrs. Phillips People who talk behind your back Rita Miller Mother Men Judy Moore Mother Men and my car Janice Nichols Miss Nachtrieb Self-righteous people Lynn Ott Mr. Condon Girls who smoke Dale Pinkelraan Atlas Pat M. Suzanne Pinkelman Mother Fair-weather friends Jeannine Sell Mother Two-faced people Richard Stasa Ed Norton My horse Byron Steiner Brother My car William Simon Rickenbacker High school girls that drink James Studenka Louie Mrs. Eddy and Mr. Condon Audrey Vershum Mom Stinky Sandra Welch Marilyn Meinen (cousin) Two-faced people Peggy Woodward Parents '52 green Fords OTIS PIFER THE McCLURE COAL AND STOKER CORP. Drainage Contractor Quality Coals--Automatic Stokers Phone 2533 Gas and Oil Burning Equipment Metamora, Ohio 25 Hudson Street, Tiffin, Ohio prophecy One day when I went shopping, I met Jeannine Sell, and we started talking about our high-school days. Neither of us had anything else to do so we decided to take a trip and see if we could find some of our old class- mates. We decided to visit the capital first, so we boarded an airplane where Janet Fuller, the stewardess, showed us to our seats. She informed us that Richard Stasa was our pilot. He made a safe flight even though he was one of Whirley Birds instead of a pilot of a passenger plane. While in Washington we visited President Kennedy and found out that Floyd Brand was writing his speeches. Richard promised us a ride in his helicopter, so our next stop was New York City. There were posters all over the airport saying that Mary Bettinger was the star at the Metropolitan Opera. We looked around at some of the other advertisements and found John Hudik a ventriloquist on Broadway. Of course, his dummy was Sandy Barrett. We visited the Empire State Building. It was too much of a temptation not to look down. We got quite a shock when we saw Janice Nichols washing the window we were trying to look out of. We said good-bye to all our friends in New York and boarded a jet bound for France. As we were flying over the English Channel, we were informed that we just missed Larry Crossman. He is now swimming the Channel just for kicks and is nationally known. Paris was our next stop. We visited Audrey Vershum first. She told us she was a French teacher. She also told us that just a few blocks away Peggy Woodward had started a Jewel Tea Company and Lynda Clendenin, now Mrs. Richard Pifer, is running a greenhouse. Next on the agenda were the deep dark jungles of Africa. We ran for cover because it sounded as if a herd of elephants was coming. False alarm. It was Bill Simon, John Gleckler, and Barney Steiner on elephants. Right behind them came Margaret Adair who is now a veterinarian in case one of the animals gets sick or in case Barney gets sick. Africa was a little too wild for us so we visited China. We toured the country in a rickshaw driven by Dale Pinkelman. SANITARY DRY CLEANING CO. 1331 Conant Street Maumee, Ohio -- TW 3-3319 JOHN SEXTON CO. National Wholesale Grocers Detroit 32, Michigan prophecy From rickshaw to airplane, we went to Hawaii to see Sue Ann Donahue hula. Really, she’s a good dancer. Since Hawaii is a new state, we thought it would be nice to see Alaska, too. There we found Ronnie Komon’s secret to success. He was digging his own gold. Our trip was just about ended but we had a few more stops. Las Vegas, Nevada, was very inviting. Here we found Rosie Eisel working in the Sands Hotel which is now run by the former Janet Duncan, who is now Mrs. Fred Beck. On our way home we stopped in Chicago to see Phyllis Fike polka on ice skates to the music of Jim Studenka’s polka band, and also while in Chicago we stopped at Marshall Field’s where we saw Rita Miller modeling a beautiful dress which was designed by Becky Gordon. By the way, if you would like a dress designed just for you, Becky's telephone number is WAtermelon 812 green. We ran out of gas and had to land in a field a few miles southwest of Metamora. It just happened to belong to none other than Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horak. Must be Carol Langenderfer finally got Joe to the altar. Carol, along with nine little Horaks, gave us a ride to Metamora. On the way she told us that Metamora now has a university. This was quite a shock so we thought we'd better look into the matter. We found Judy Moore playing first chair trombone in the band. We always knew Judy would use her music ability. We couldn't pass up a chance to see the high school so that was our final stop. We talked to the superintend- ent, John Hassen, and the principal, Lynn Ott. Not all the class left old M.H.S. Jonathan Foreman and Charlie Houttekier were the new cooks in the cafeteria. As we were leaving the school, we noticed Suzie Pinkelman sitting on a chair by the office. We had to look into this matter, too. Well, Suzie, don’t feel too bad. Those jokes we told through high school weren't very funny anyway. After our big trip we were quite tired so we hopped in our little old car and headed back to our office where we resumed our positions as President and Vice President of our Advice to Lost Lovers Club. M. H. PETE JANNEY Hardware Groceries Meats Berkey, Ohio -- Richfield 82-92122 FRED OTT, INC. Farm Equipment Berkey, Ohio -- Richfield 82-92171 Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER 6 School opened with 498 students. 19 Baseball game with Chesterfield--here. 20 County F.H.A. meeting at Swanton. 22 Baseball game at Fulton. 23 Junior home ec. girls went to Chicago. Table tennis tourney. 26 Baseball game with Pettisville--here. 29 Baseball game at Lyons. 30 Individual pictures taken. OCTOBER 3 Baseball game at Fayette. 6 Chesterfield played baseball here. 10 Regional F.H.A. 12 No. school. County Teachers' Meeting at Fayette. 15 Senior Band went to Defiance. 17 Adrian College representative spoke to problems class. 18 County F.H.A. meeting at Fulton. 22 Junior car wash. Junior skating party. NOVEMBER 11 Basketball game with Chesterfield--here. 18 Basketball game at Fulton. 21 Band played at P.T.A. meeting. 23 Prince of Peace Contest. Basketball game here with Assumption. F.H.A. girls had dance afterwards. 25 Freshman and Sophomore Splash Party. 26 Junior bake sale. 29 Played Olney Rangers there. DECEMBER 6 Betty Crocker test was given to all senior girls. 9 Basketball game at Lyons. 10 Senior bake sale. 13 F.H.A. Christmas meeting. 16 Basketball game at Fayette. 21 Seniors received their pictures. 23 Basketball game at Chesterfield. 28 29 Christmas basketball tournaments. FRANK'S GENERAL STORE Meats-General Hardware-Groceries Assumption, Ohio STEGER-SHOWEL COMPANY 206-208 Summit Street Toledo 4, Ohio Calendar of Events JANUARY 6 Basketball game with Fulton. Sophomores had dance afterwards. 13 Game at Pettisville. 14 Senior Bake sale. 20 Basketball game here with Lyons. 24 F.F.A. and (F.H.A.) banquet. 26 Girls' basketball game here with Wauseon. 27 Basketball game here with Fulton. 28 Junior bake sale. 30 Band Boosters Dance. 31 Basketball game with Olney here. FEBRUARY 3 No school because of snow. 9 Girls' game here with Chesterfield. 11 Senior bake sale. 17-25 County basketball Tourney. 25 Junior bake sale. MARCH 2 School carnival. 7 8 F.H.A. Fulton Interviews. 10 Junior and Senior Semi-Formal Dance. 11 Senior bake sale. 14 F.H.A. meeting. 21 County F.H.A. at Wauseon. 25 Junior bake sale. 31 Good Friday. No school. APRIL 4 F.H.A. meeting. 8 Senior bake sale. 18 County F.H.A. at Pettisville. 22 Junior bake sale. MAY 13 Junior -Senior Banquet 16 Style show. 21 Baccalaureate 26 Commencement TOLEDO ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE. INC. 124 Erie Street Toledo 4, Ohio -- CHerry 2-6691 THE UNITED STATES CHEMICAL CO. Janitor Supplies-Disinfectants Greenville, Ohio Organ Prelude Processional. Invocation. . Music........ Class Sermon Anthem. . . . Benediction . Recessional . Baccalaureate Sunday. May 21. 1961, 3:00 P.M. ,.............................................J. C. Phillips ................................................Senior Class ...........................................Rev. Roy N. Nurse Pastor, Faith Lutheran Church ..............................................Girls' Sextet ...........................................Rev. Ivan Gascho Pastor, Fairview Church of the Brethren ............................................... Mixed Chorus ........................................... Rev. Donald Davis Pastor, Metamora Methodist Church ,...............................................Senior Class Commencement Friday, May 26, 1961, 8:00 P.M. Organ Prelude........................... Processional............................ Invocation.............................. Music................................... Presentation of Eighth Grade Certificates Honor Students.......................... Music................................... Address................................. Presentation of Class of 1961........... Awarding of Diplomas.................... Benediction............................. .....................J. C. Phillips ..................... Senior Class ................Rev. Donald Davis Pastor, Metamora Methodist Church .....................Cornet Trio • • • . . O. J. Pifer, Superintendent ......Floyd Brand, Valedictorian Lawrence Crossman, Salutatorian .................Saxophone Quartet ..............Joseph L. Tucker, Jr. Fort Wayne, Indiana ......O. J. Pifer, Superintendent ...................Stanley Ottgen President, Board of Education ................Rev. Roy N. Nurse Pastor, Faith Lutheran Church THE MELLOCRAFT COMPANY GOOD SANITATION IS OUR BUSINESS 1320 Locust Street, Toledo, Ohio HIATT TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractor and Equipment Dealer Phone Lyons 2965 Best Wishes And Farewell What the Seniors Will Say In 1971 MARY BETTINGER—Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. WILLIAM SIMON-To whom nothing is given, of him can nothing be required. CAROL LANGENDERFER--Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do....Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. LARRY CROSSMAN—I would sooner fail than not be among the greatest. JUDY MOORE-Every one is bound to bear patiently the results of his own example. BYRON STEINER--Nothing is so certain as that the evils of idleness can be shaken off by hard work. REBECCA GORDON—Do not turn back when you are just at the goal. LYNN OTT—There are two sides to every question, mine and the wrong one. AUDREY VERSHUM-Put all your eggs in the one basket and-WATCH THAT BASKET! RICHARD STASA—Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed. JEANNINE SELL—The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. JOHN HASSEN-Most women are not so young as they are painted. SUZANNE PINKELMAN-The three eldest children of Necessity: God. the World, and Love. JOHN GLECKER- -It is easier to stay out than to get out. MARGARET ADAIR-The stars, like measles, fade at last. DALE PINKELMAN—It is better to live rich than to die rich. LYNDA CLENDENIN-A man says what he knows, a woman says what will please. JAMES STUDENKA— Early to rise and early to bed—Makes a man healthy, wealthy and dead. JANET FULLER-Our youth we can have but today. We may always find time to grow old. FLOYD BRAND—God helps them that help themselves. PHYLLIS FIKE—Style is the dress of thoughts. JONATHAN FOREMAN-We may be personally defeated, but our principles never. ROSEMARY EISEL—Be ruled by time, the wisest counsellor of all. RONALD KOMON—Don’t cross the bridge till you come to it. SANDRA BARRETT—Delay is ever fatal to those who are prepared. CHARLES HOUTTEKIER—Oh, it's nice to get up in the morning—But it's nicer to lie in bed. JANICE NICHOLS—Anything worth doing is worth doing well. SUE ANN DONAHUE—I lay it down as a fact that, if all man knew what others say of them, there would not be four friends in the world. JANET DUNCAN—The only way to have a friend is to be one. RITA MILLER—Never promise more than you can perform. PEGGY WOODWARD—No one can harm the man who does himself no wrong. SANDRA WELCH-The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. JOHN HUD IK—Let early education be a sort of amusement; you will then be better able to find out the natural bent. GRADUATES OF 1958 Suzanne Baker Roger Barnaby Joan Benner Hudik Richard Campbell Carol Cartwright Seegert Jan Clendenin George Cox, Jr. Ruth Crossman Warren DeWitt Robert Eisel Darlene Farnsel Kuhl Ralph Ford Scon Good Naomi Grant Dortha Halle tt Long Daniel Kasper Alice LaFountain William Langenderfer Thomas Laux Reed Ludman Daniel Miller Martha Mossing Emerson Daniel Nykodym James Ott Richard Pifer Myron Pinkelman Carol Porter Bucher William Raab Sylvia Schrader Edith Tripp Marjorie Welch Brown Bigelow Toledo Army North Carolina Housewife Berkey Chevy Toledo Housewife Beautician Toledo Clendenin Wells Metamora Chandler's Shoe Store Westgate Cashier Swanton Navy California Farming Richfield Housewife Illinois Air Force Academy Colorado Kuman Building Supply Toledo Pridgewater College Virginia Housewife Perrysburg Toledo University Toledo Swanton Savings Loan Association Swanton Army Paris DANA Corporation Toledo Hall Hardware Lyons Anderson's Maumee Housewife Metamora At Home Berkey Kinney's Shoe Store Toledo Farming Michigan Swanton Elevator Swanton Housewife Metamora A. P. Parts Corporation Toledo Secretary Toledo Hospital Defiance College Defiance Teaching Malinta Janet Barnaby Edward Bryan Carolyn Creque Suzanne Ditch Gary Doyle Fred Duncan Pete Durbin Robert Dyer Tom Foreman Norman Fuller Sharon Gleckler Evelyn Hallett Patton Duane Heyman Richard Janney Lydel Kane Frank Loester John Komon GRADUATES OF 1959 American Chain Cable Memorial Park Attendant Office work with Encyclopedia Practical Nurse Air Force Michigan State University A drain College Defiance College Farming Toledo University Office work Waitress Case Institute Ohio University Defiance College Army Metamora Lumber Company Adrian Sylvania Toledo Toledo Hospital Texas East Lansing Adrain Defiance Swan ton Toledo Columbus Bowling Green Cleveland Athens Defiance Korea Metamora EVERETT’S COUNTRY STORE Lytton, Ohio Phone Swanton 2319 ENTERPRISE Roofing Sheet Metal Company Toledo, Ohio GRADUATES OF 1959 (con't) Marianne Lulfs Miller Housewife Assumption Carolyn Ney Wilson Co., Inc. Chicago Roseanne New Office work Columbus Marjorie Ott Typist Toledo Marilyn Pifer Office work Mercy Hospital John Rosebrock Going to night school Toledo University Michael Ruetz Marines Washington, D. C. Linda Sanderson Barnaby Housewife North Carolina Clyde Schafer Barber Sylvania Jon Schlueter Bowling Green State University Bowling Green Gary Semmler DANA corporation Toledo Pat Shriver Waitress Reynolds Road Jane Vandenbusche Gillen Housewife GRADUATES OF 1960 Assumption Carolyn Berendt Nichols Housewife Berkey David Boroff Jewel Tea Toledo James Ditch Union Supply Company Toledo John Eisel Drafting course and farming Richfield Jerry Fike Owens-Illinois Toledo Peter Force Used Car Salesman Adrian Victor Force Navy Illinois Douglas Ford Heidelberg College Tiffin Janice Gleckler Typist Toledo Talton Gordon Heinl Greenhouse Toledo Tom Hayden Toledo University Toledo Everett Hines Air Force Alabama Leslie Hintz Army Kentucky Dennis Kane Defiance College Defiance Paul Kanneman Army Missouri Kay Keith Rossford Ordnance Depot Toledo June Knight Davis Business College Toldeo Susan Langenderfer Owens-Illinois Toledo Ruth Langenderfer Toledo Scales Toledo Myra Miller Prudential Life Insurance Toledo Sue Mossing At Home Metamora Francis Murd Delivery Boy at Supermarket Raab Ronald Patek Farming Metamora Helen Pence Komon Housewife Metamora Nancy Pifer Nurse's Aid Mercy Hospital Janet Pinkelman Champion Spark Plug Toledo Karen Pinkelman Secretary for Lawyer Toledo Gerald Posner Carry out boy at Supermarket Wauseon Kathleen Schrader Civil Service Social-Security Administration Toledo Dan Schlueter Johns-Mansville Factory Defiance Susan Smith Toledo Trust Toledo Gregory Truckor Ohio State University Columbus Barbara Welch Rossford Ordnance Depot Toledo Linda Welch Housework Metamora Patricia Woodward Moore Beauty School Toledo Helen Zenk Bateson Housewife Metamora Stone Gravel Hauling ROBERT VERSHUM Phone 2081 STATE LINE OIL Distributors of Gulf Products W. J. Schafer--Metamora 2341 Dear Senior Class: No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it to anyone else. Dickens Our best wishes for a happy future. ARCHBOLD DAIRY SERVICE distributors of DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF BIEHL AND MALONE Funeral Directors METAMORA 2662 LYONS 3221 SWANTON 2631 Autographs Autographs Jft EDWARDS BROTHERS. Am Ariw, MtchigM