North Baltimore High School - Tiger En Bee Yearbook (North Baltimore, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

1954 tyeJsbe l b h uhio Zable of Contents Administration faculty Seniors High School ffunior }iigh Elementary Activities Athletics Advertisements School Board Left to right: Mr. Hess, Dr. Lloyd, Mr. Fleckner, Mr. Heckathorn, Mrs. Kelly, Dr. Calderhead, In the November election Delmont Brown replaced Mr. Hess. 'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllk A MESSAGE TO STUDENTS AND ALUMNI PURPOSE Associated with the thought of purpose are such words as thoughtful minds, res- olutions, aims, sincerity, and determination. It is disappointing and painful to see a youth who lacks moral earnestness, with only a nodding acquaintance with the nature of study, and who knows no interior impulse toward it. Real accomplishments stem from earnest purpose and thoughtful planning, follow- ed by supreme effort and energy expended in one all-important direction. We must feel the agony of strong purpose, agony that is satisfied with nothing less than the utmost answer to its will—namely, accomplishment. Yes, it is easy to be inert, doze in a chair, read an assignment half-heartedly, or be late to class. It is easy to drift downstream, to sink mentally and morally by the mere force of gravity. But to be awake, alive, to study, to work, to swim upstream, to rise in thought and feeling into the realm of freedom and power--these qualities require purpose that has the tenacity of the power that will at last crystallize into sat- isfying reality. If you, as students and graduates, have lacked purpose, then your rewards will be flimsy and your tokens of honor will ring with a hollowness that will echo unpleasantly in the years to come. If, by the same reasoning, your purposes are sincere, and you have put forth honest and genuine effort, then your rewards will be strong and your tokens of honor will ring genuinely true and full to the end of time. Remember too, that the best results of your work are not recorded on the exami- nation paper, but upon the pages of your own character. In the positive life we advance toward the light, and the shadows of our failures and defeats fall behind us. Character is elevated and ennobled by the continued pressure of high and noble motives. Let us build companionship with great thoughts, consciousness of the feelings and rights of others, elevation of aims, positive will, infallible certainty of good and ever improving inner life. These are the values of which you may ever be proud. Sincerely yours, E. A. Van Atta MRS. LLOYD, Secretar D. C. FAST Ohio State B.S. in Education, M.A. Science HELEN ORLYK B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education Home Economics HAROLD BECHTEL B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education Industrial Arts E. G. JONES Findlay College B.S. in Education Social Science Athletic Coach ROLLAND BARNES B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education M.A. Drivers Education Government Assistant Coach DUANE TOVEY B.G.S.U. B.S. in Inst. Music MILDRED COWELL Fredonia State Teachers College, Fredonia, N.Y. Diploma, Vocal Music ELIZABETH BOILEAU B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education Health and Physical Education MARY CATHERINE HOWER B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education Fifth and Sixth Grade MYRTLE BECHTEL B.G.S.U. Diploma Fourth Grade MARIE FIRSDON B.G.S.U. Degree Fifth Grade FLORENCE HAMLIN B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education Sixth Grade GERALDINE SPONALER B.G.S.U. Diploma Seventh and Eighth Grade C.C. CHANDLER B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education History, Science ALAN C. NICHOLS B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education Speech and Hearing Therapy GLADYS BLOOM Northwestern College A. B. University of Illinois M.A. Languages MURIEL HALDERMAN B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education ELSIE JUDD B.G.S.U. First Grade Teacher MARIE SHAUCK B.G.S.U. Third Grade Teacher EDITH BOLTZ B.G.S.U. Second Grade Teacher Fircr Grade Teacher MARYLOU BAUMAN EVELYN GOSSARD B.G.S.U. Second Grade Teacher GERTRUDE SIMON B.G.S.U. Fourth Grade Teacher MARGARET MILLER O.S.U. B.S. in Education English Nine and Twelve Ohio Northern University First Grade Teacher ALVERNA FOLEY B.G.S.U. Third Grade Teacher MARGARET FEARNSIDE B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education M.A. in Education English and History EILEEN SWEEBE B.G.S.U. B.S. in Education Commercial Education RENA HULBERT B.G.S.U. Kindergarten LUCY HAYWOOD B.S. in Education Bowling Green University M.A. Degree, Northwestern University Religious Education H. E. WHITTINGTON Wittenberg College B.S. in Education Ohio State University M. A. Math and High School Principal Our Principals CLARA MILLER Bowling Green State University B.S. in Education English and Elementary Principal • •- r Front row: David Sponsler, Vice President. Back row, left to right: Joyce Bursiek, Secretary; Leona Ziegler, President; Sandra Apple, Treasurer. LEONA ZIEGLER Lona Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Class President 4; Tiger Talk. Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Junior Play; Junior Classical League 1,2; Wood County Music Festival 2, 3. ROBERTA PATTERSON Bobby Jean Findlay 1,2,3; Choir 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. LUCILLE ANDREWS Peachie National Forensic League 1,2,3; Speech League 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball Team 3; Solo and Ensemble Contest 3. SANDRA APPLE San” Junior Classical League 1; Band 1,2, 3,4, (Officer 2,3); Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Junior Play; Student Council 4, (Officer 4); Tiger Talk Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Wood County Music Festival 3; Class Officer 3,4; GAA 1,2,3, (Officer 4); Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, (Officer 3,4); Banquet Server 2; Girls' Ensemble Contest 3; Girls’ Basketball Team 3; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4, Driver Ed. 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Football Queen 4. JEFFERY BOUDRIE Jeff Driver Ed. 3; Football 1; Tiger Talk 4; Banquet Server 2. ROBERT BOWERS Bob Tiger Talk Staff 4; Drivers Ed. 4. JOHN BUCHER Buch Football 1, 2, 3,4. JOYCE BURSIEK Joyce” Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, (Officer 3,4); GAA 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Junior Classi- cal League 1, 2; Banquet Server 2; Speech League 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3; Junior Play; District State Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Wood County Music Festival 3; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4. RUTH ECHELBERGER Ruthie Chorus 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2,3; Junior Play Prompter; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; Banquet Server 2. NANCY FRANCISCO Cisco GAA 1. 2,3.4; (Officer) Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Play; Tiger Talk Staff 4; Junior Classical League 1; Banquet Server 2; Football Queen Attendant 4. WILLIAM GERDEMAN Bunk Football 1, 2, 3,4, (Captain 4); Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Tiger Talk Staff 4; Junior Play; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2. CHERIE BUSHEY Cherie Lou Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, (Officer 3) Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1, 2, 3,4 (Officer 4) Girls' Basketball 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Cheerleader 4; Band 3,4; Banquet Server 2; Junior Classical League 1,2; Play Day 3. ROBERT HILLARD Diz Tiger Talk Staff 4; Drivers' Ed 3. MARY ANN KRONTZ Marzy Tri-Hi-Y 4; GAA 2,3,4; Girls' Basket- ball 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Speech League 2; Drivers' Ed 4. BARBARA COOPER Barb Junior Classical League 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2,3.4; (Offi- cer 4); Junior Play; Tiger Talk Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y-4. FRED BRUMBAUGH Gummy Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Tig;r Talk Staff 4. JAMES CURLIS Curly Football 1,2,3,4. SUE DE ARMENT Suzy Varsity Debate 1,2; National Forensic League 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,- 3,4, (Officer 4); GAA 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Science Day 3; Junior Play; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; World Affairs Institute; One Act Plays 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Wood County Music Festival 2,3. BARBARA DETER Barb” Wood County Music Festival 2, 3; One Act Play 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4, (Officer 3); Speech League 1, 2,3, (Officer 2,3); National Forensic League 1, 2, 3, (Officer 2, 3); Junior Play; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Junior Classical 1,2; Varsity Debate 1, 2,3; Girls' State 3; Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 3; Girls' Basketball Team 3; District Scholarship 3; Queen Attendant 1; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4. JAMES HEILMAN Or ley” Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Junior Play; Drivers' Ed 3. ) PAUL WYMER Paul Driver Ed. 3; Tiger Talk 4. NAIDA TROUTNER Naida Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1; Junior Classical 1, 2; Tiger Talk 4; Annual Staff 4. RICHARD SEILER Dick Track 3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4. JOHN SMITH John Band 1,2, 3,4; Drivers' Ed. 3. DAVID DEAN SIMON Deanie” Drivers' Ed. 3; Tiger Talk 4. JANICE WHIPPLE Jan GAA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Drivers' Ed. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Tiger Talk Staff 4; Wood County Music Festival 3; Junior Play. MARILYN LANEY Marilyn Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Ban- quet Server 2; Drivers' Ed. 4; Tiger Talk Staff 4. ALBERT LEAF Albe Football 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3; Drivers' Ed. 3; Junior Classical League 1; Tiger Talk 4; Chorus 1. MICHAEL LEONARD Mike- Junior Play 3. JOHN MONASMITH John Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Boys’ Glee Club 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 3; Junior Play 3; Drivers' Ed. 3. WILLIAM LEONARD Willie Pen McNab Junior Play 3; Junior Classical League 1; Solo Contest 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Boys' Glee Club 2,3; Tiger Talk Staff 4. GEORGE MYERS George Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; Chorus 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3; Boys' State 3; Tiger Talk 4; Operetta 1, 2; Wood County Music Festival 2; Pep Band 2,3; Annual Staff 4, Drivers' Ed. 3; Track 3; Boys’ Glee Club 1,2,4. DAVID LUSE Luse Chorus 1; Junior Play; Projection Club 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Speech League 1, 2; Varsity Debate 1, 2; National Forensic League 2,3; District State Scholarship 2, 3; Driver Ed. 3; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3,4, (Officer 3); Annual Staff 4; Tiger Talk 4. DONALD MOORE Don” Drivers' Ed. 4. DAVID MUMY Denver Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basket- ball 1, 2,3; Class Officer 2,1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Solo Contest 3; Drivers' Ed. 3; Projection Club 1, 2,3,4; Junior Play; Boys' State 3; Banquet Server 2. ANN SESOK Ann Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 3,4; Girls' Basktball 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Tiger Talk 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4, (Officer 4); Wood County Music Festival 3; Solo and Ensemble Contest 3; Junior Classical 1, 2; District State Scholarship 3; Drivers' Ed. 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 Dave Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Junior Classical League 1, 2, (Officer 2); Student Council 2,3,4, (Officer 4); Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Play; Banquet Server 2; State Scholarship 1, 2, 3; Drivers Ed. 3; Projection Club 1, 2, 3,4; Boys' State 3 JACQUELYN SHEFFER Jackie Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, (Officer 4); GAA 1, 2, 3,4, (Officer 4); Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,3,4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Wood County Music Festival 2,3; Ensemble Contest 3; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Tiger Talk Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Junior- Senior Banquet Server 2; Football Queen Attendant 4. Who’s Who Lucille Andrews - - - - Sue De Arment Sandra Apple - Sue De Arment - - - - Nancy Francisco - - - - Mary Ann Krontz Lucille Andrews - - - - Jackie Sheffer — - - - Sandra Apple - - — - Ruth Echelberger Sandra Apple ------ Nancy Francisco Sue De Arment - - - - ■ Barbara Cooper ■ Naida Troutner Barbara Cooper - - - - • Janice Whipple Barbara Deter - Sue De Arment Jane Lloyd ------- Nancy Gardner - - - - - - - - Sophomore Most Likely to Succeed - — - - - - Bruce Overmier Karen Troutner Freshman Most Likely to Succeed Judson Clements Paris, France January 2, 1964 Dear Naida, I only have a few minutes as it’s now one-o'clock here in Paris, and I have an appointment with Pieere’de Ronsard, the French dress designer, at two. It's been nearly ten years since we graduated from old N.B.; my, doesn't time fly? I was home for the Holiday season. I really enjoy a visit back to North Baltimore now and then; it gives me a chance to catch up on all the news. I see you didn't make it, but I suppose you are rushed for time. I was reading the New York Times on the way home, and I saw where one of your latest operas was being put on at the Metropolitan; gee, doesn't it give you a wonder- ful feeling? By the way how do you like living in New York? Well, since you didn't get home and probably won't for a while, I'll have to write you all the latest news about our old classmates. Well, first let's start with the classmates that lived down in our end of town, you know, the Second Street Gang. The gang finally broke apart. Leona is now running some cute little dress Shop called. Madame Leones. She goes to New York quite often on buying trips. Of course, you know Jackie finally ended up marrying Dave Sponsler, who now has part interest in the Bank. David was going to take up engineering, but it seems something changed his mind. The Seilers, Cherie and Dick, are the proud owners of a brand new farm, and it’s just beautiful. I guess farming keeps them pretty busy. But, aside from farming, they're also raising four children. I didn't get a chance to see or talk to Joyce, but Cherie tells me she's Head Nurse at St. Vincents Hospital in Toledo. You know she never married. Well, that's what finally became of the Second Street Gang ; now to the rest of our classmates. Ann Sesok now has a TV show of her own. It's all music, mostly accordian, but Bill Leonard was her guest the other night. He's touring the world singing with the Showboat troupe. Ruth Echelberger took a different slant on life and decided she would also further her singing career instead of getting married. Janice Whipple is Ruth's private secretary—she answers all her fan mail. Speaking of marriage, remember how Nancy Zurcher (Francisco) was secretly married, and no one knew. You know, nothing like keeping up with the Wingates (Sandra and Floyd) who were also secretly married. Let's see, who else got married? Oh, Peachie and Jim have twins—a boy that looks just like Peachie and a girl that looks just like Jim. Then there's Mary Ann and Charlie, they are still farming and raising children, they have four girls and they all look and act just like Mary Ann, (poor Charlie). Oh, and Marilyn Laney fell in love with some traveling salesman and they ran off and got married recently. Paul Wymer is now running a big Cloverfarm store down on the corner where the Food Center used to be. George Myers was running the Food Center, but it went bankrupt, so George retired. I guess he went to Professor Luse and he couldn't help him out. David is Professor at Harvard University. Writing about Professor Luse reminds me--Sue De Arment is now First Woman Mayor of Toledo and this is her third term in office. George's retiring makes me think of Jeff Boudrie. Some long lost heir of Jeff's died and left him a fortune; as a result he now is a millionaire and no longer has to work. (And Jeff always was so ambitious.) I heard Albert Leaf was out of a job so he went to Jeff. He’s Jeff's chauffeur and all Jeff's cars are, you guessed it, Chryslers. I suppose you've heard or read about Bunk Gerdeman; he's been the big sports hero down at Notre Dame. Orley and his family live near the campus not too far from the university. You know Bunk and Orley always had to be together for moral support. Oh, and did you read about Fred Brumbaugh win- ning the Heavy Weight Championship of the World? And, Dave Mumy is running in the Midget Auto races again, he won so many times already. I guess he had to build an extra room on his Club house to put all his trophies in. Well, now back to the quieter members of the class.- Remember Bob Bowers and Bob Hillard? They are now publishing the Toledo Blade. Bob Hillard does the cartoons and Bob Bowers supervises. Dean Simon and John Smith are still farming and have two of the best farms around here, and they're both happily married. John Monasmith is also farming, just a small farm, but it gives him something to do. He's still a bachelor and just as big a flirt as ever. I've been writing you how everything has grown. Well-Hammansburg is the biggest suprise of all, so big that they now have a mayor, and, he’s none other than Mike Leonard. Whew, I'm just about all written out, so I had better say au revoir (good- bye) for now. Write me soon, and good luck on your new opera. Love, David Sandra Leona Janice Marilyn Barbara Jim George Cherie Don Sue Class Will I, Lucille Andrews, will to Sandra Straley my gum chewing in Mrs. Sweebe's class. I, Janice Whipple, will my height to Jim Gordon. Eat your vitamins, Flash, that always helps. I, Leona Ziegler, will my front seat in government class to my sister, Ruth Ann. It's a nice place to sit Ruthie. I, Don Moore, will my false teeth to Jim Baney. You have a good start playing football the way you do. I, Joyce Bursiek, will to Elaine Adams my ability to be on time to school. Try setting your clock ahead but then forget how much you set it ahead. It gives you a real thrill in die morning, believe me! I, Sandra Apple, will my ability to get treasurer of the class to anyone who wants it. It really is not worth it. I. Fred Brumbaugh, will my strength to Guy Carlton. Guy, you'll have to eat a lot of garlic. I, Richard Seiler, will my seat in English to anybody who can stand it. I, Barbara Cooper, will my long hair to any girl that wants to spend her Saturday nights staying home and washing it. it gets to be a big problem after a while! I, John Bucher, will my vocabulary of bright remarks in Physics class to Si Carmean. Joy, Joy. I, Sue DeArment, will the headaches of being Student Council president, to Susan Roth. Good Luck, Susan. I, Jim Heilman, will my '41 Ford, better known as the Blue Goose, ” to David Ferguson. I, Nancy Francisco, will my ability to get along with the Principal to LeRoy McMahan and Carl Solarik. All you have to do is work in the office boys. I, Bunk Gerdeman, will my melon hunting ability to Larry Woodruff. Use it with care. Woody, you got a good start. I, Robert L. Hillard, will my ability to drive carefully to Franz Carlton. I, David Luse, leave my intelligent look (it never fooled anybody) to Ted Slaughterbeck. It's a good thing with which to fool the teachers, Ted. I, Jackie Sheffer, will my lengthy walk to school to Lonnie Thompson. I, Dean Simon, will my ability to keep quiet in class to Carl Solarik. I, David Mumy, will my ability to get along with teadhers and stay out of trouble to Guy Carlton (at the rate you're going, you'll need something.) I, Ruth Echelberger, will my ability to sing to anyone who will take it and make better use of it than I did. I, David Sponsler, will third base to Jack Monasmith; just be sure and dodge all balls hit your way. I, George Myers, will my ability to go with a girl older than myself to Alan Halstead. You HAD a good start, Alan. I, Barbara Deter, will my ability to like school to Millie Fittro and Betty Jo Hamman. Try coming once in a while, it helps. We, Mary Ann Krontz and Marilyn Laney, will our friendship through high school to Charlene Cunningham and Phyllis Dukes. Good Luck, girls. I, John Smith, will my shop ability to Alan Halstead. Get that bedroom suite made Alan, you may need it some day. I, John Monasmith, will my NATURAL curly hair to Keith Ruffner. Don't give up, Keith, try new Super Toni. It works wonders! I, Cherie Bushey, will my ability to wake mother every time I get in late, to my sister Sandra. I hope you have more success than I did. I, Jeff Boudrie, will my ability to get into trouble in class to Larry Andrews. I, Bill Leonard, will my ability to sing to Bruce Mauk. I, Mike Leonard, will my intelligence in Physics to Si Carmean. I, Albert Leaf, will my posture to Jim Baney. I, Bob Bowers, will my quiet ways to Bruce Mauk. I, Naida Troutner, will my artistic ability to Janet Teatsorth. I, Jim Curlis, will my ability to skip school to sleep in the morning to Bill Griffith. I, Bobbie Jean, will Jeff Boudrie to Millie Fittro. I, Ann Sesok, will my ability to play my accordian to Theresa Brackfield. It's a lot of fun Theresa, when they find out you can play. Class History There were 52 scared kids that entered the Freshman class that bright September morning. Thirteen came from Hammansburg and other schools. Tney were: Sandra Apple Michael Leonard Robert Hillard Jeff Boudrie Janet Lear Marylin Laney Grace Chaffin William Leonard Shirley Zeltner Bonnie Caldwell Nancy Francisco Ann Sesok Richard Seiler Daisy Hilton In our Sophomore year we lost: Ruth Vaughn Bonnie Caldwell Beverly Gillen Daisy Hilton Grace Chaffin Janet Lear We gained: Rose Dishong Harry Hubbs Danny McMahan Fred Brumbaugh Eddie Wirt Shirley Hoover The Junior year was one of great activities. We had lots of fun working at the food stands, serving dinners, and presenting the Junior play No More Homework. The great project of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme was Stairway to the Stars. In our Junior year we lost: Harry Franks Rose Dishong Madeline Shill- Dora Dodge Danny McMahan ing Eddie Wirt Luella Bretz Sandy Chapman The only new member was: Ernie Snyder It was a joyous occasion when we at last entered our final Senior year. We gained a girl from Findlay, Roberta Patterson in November, and lost Shirley Zeltner and Harry Hubbs. This brings to a close our high school days. The members of the Senior class now total 38. They are: Sandra Apple James Heilman Jackie Sheffer Lucille Andrews Mary Ann Krontz Richard Seiler Robert Bowers Albert Leaf Ann Sesok Jeff Boudrie David Luse Madeline Shilling Joyce Bursiek John Monasmith John Smith Cherie Bushey Marylin Laney David Sponsler John Bucher Nancy Francisco Naida Troutner Barbara Cooper William Leonard Janice Whipple James Curlis Michael Leonard Paul Wymer Sue De Arment Donald Moore Leona Ziegler Barbara Deter David Mumy Robert Hillard Ruth Echelberger George Myers Roberta Patterson William Gerdeman Dean Simon -Cherie Bushey junior C. BRUMBAUGH L. WOODRUFF B. BLAKE T. REYNOLDS L. THOMPSON N. MIKLOVIC S. STRALEY D. HEMINGER L. LOVELL S. CARMEAN F. CARLTON J. OVERMIER J. LLOYD E. ADAMS N. DRAKE R. BOWERSOX M. MATUSKA L. BOMER W. WILKENSON J. CREEGER J. WOOD S. ROTH M. FITTRO G. RUFFNER W. BANEY B. MAUK Class A. HALSTEAD S. HERRINGSHAW L. CHAPMAN B. HAMMON J. GORDON S. SEWELL D. FERGUSON S. SMITH B. GRIFFITH R. ZIEGLER J. PIXLEY J. TEATSORTH J. HUTCHINSON T. HUNGERFORD Evert Ackerman Ned Apple Charlotte Bickmyer Theresa Brackfield Nancy Buchanan James Carles Bill Carlton Ned Casey David Conner Helen Copus Mary Deter Nancy Dodge Nancy Gardner Joyce Garrett Shirley Haskins Dennis Higley Roger Hoffsls David Hutson Frances Ives Anna Jones James Judd Harold Leaf Kay Llndeman Juanita Lloyd Class Marlene McCartney Shirley McCartney Paul Miller Janet Mincks Jack Monasmith Darlene Mumy Bruce Overmier Karol Parsons Helen Rayle Lois Reichenbach Sophia Sesok Gary Shafer Ted Slaughterbeck Herbert Sweebe Vivian Werner Robert Williams Danny Mills Larry Boudrie Jreskman J. Buchanan J. Brumbaugh H. Buchanan M. Hilton R. Chapman J. Rench M. Julian Sondra Freeland Francis Neir James McCartney S. Shane S. Roberts L. Lang L. Dick M. L. Dukes M.L. Ives K. Ruffner E. Creeger N. Coppes M. Cook William Curlis G. Carter S. Bushy B. Blackman G. Clark Class B. Straley K. Troutner C. Snyder C. Solarik R. Moor B. Whipple J. Walters D. Apple E. Lloyd K. Sterling B. Smith J. Rose boom G. Mauk D. Ferguson S. Moore M. Rockwell J. Mallow E. Ackerman M. Benedict M. Roth F. Neir A. Mulholland J. Overmier R. Palmerton Qrade 7 First row: Jerry Bundy, Jon Bowersox, Larry Apple, David Bowers, Paul Bowers, Dale Davis, Bill Dukes. Second row: James Brumbaugh, Paul Chapman, Alfonso Cortez, Stephen Camicom, Robert Curlis, Luis Cortez, William Bickmyer, James Drummond. Third row: Janellen Coppes, Carol Brown, Angelina Cruz, Nancy Cooper, Barbara Apple, Jane Damon, Beatrice Chapman. Fourth row: Joyce Bhaer, Leslie Clayton, Barbara Abbott, Beverly Blake, Jo Ann Coward, Linda Church, Karen Grant, Francia Boltz. Teacher, Mrs. Sponsler. Grade 7 Front row: Kenneth Nigh, Donald Leaders, Ralph Hosier, Larry Mills, Ronald Mallow, Wilbur Hosier, Dennis King. Second row: Charles Rayle, Jon Kiger, Wayne Heller, John Karavas, Hal Henry, Larry Smith, James Pelton. Third row: Sandra Hughes, Mary Miller, Doris McCartney, Patricia Patterson, Barbara Leaf, Betty Reichenbach, Betty Ives, Cheryl Morelan, Carolyn Lloyd. Fourth row: Miss Miller, Marjeane Meyer, Christine Hosier, Patricia Heller, Harell Plocher, Barbara Harmon, Frances Ziegler, Margaret Monasmith, Joan Shamp, Jeannette Miller. Grade S First row: Billy McKinnis, Ronald Rader, Roger Miller, Jim Ziegler, Wesley Witten- myer, Dean Woodruff, Charles Miller, Wayne Rush. Second row: Judson Trout, Robert Swartz, John Miller, Bobby Wymer, Richard Sterling, Carl Myer, Tom Sterling. Third row: Betty Pucket, Shirley Nungester, Mary Sewell, Wanda Sterling, Pamela Troutner, Maxine Reichanbach, Gloria McMahon. Fourth row: Janet Sweebe, Dixie Mills, Martha Sewell, Evonne Vanaman, Roberta Mclaughlin, Sharon Roberts, Judy Pelton. Grade S First row: Larry Andrews, Roger Freeland, Guy Carlton, Jim Gerdema'n, Robert Kelly, Teddy Bhaer, Tom Boney. Second row: John Bassitt, Raymond Brumbaugh, Larry Krouse, Harry Egbert, Arthur Emahiser, Karl Haley, Donald Fittro, Jay Dodge. Third row: Mary Buchanan, Phyllis Hemminger, Margie Bundy, Jerri Gillen, Mary Ann Hosier, Joyce Erford, Roxie Griffith. Fourth row: Roxie Hutson, Sandra Campbell, Linda Drake, Iona Krouse, C. C. Chandler. Qrade 6 First row: Dean Roseboom, Douglas Troutner, Jimmy Walter, Bruce Fleckner, Dick Swartz, John Clayton, David Lee Walter, William Deahl, Danny Coppes. Second row: Sally Griffith, Sharon Griffith, Judith Church, Beth Heister, La Vera Henry, Kay Enahiser, Shiela Mills, Deanna Creeger, Shirley Boggs. Third row: Sue Weith, Lily Whitney, Nancy Pelton, Velia Cortez, Charlene Matthes, Beverly Harmon, Diana Watson, Catalina Reze, Margaret Miller, Kahlin Clark, Mary Lou Teatsorth. Fourth row: Miss Hamlin, Ellsworth Smith, Penny Sanford, Linda Lawson, Ronnie Lindquist, Robert Corwin, Harry Snyder, Robert Jimison, Robert Downs, David Swope, Roberta Riechenbach. Grade 5 and 6 First row: Brenda Williams, Lois Shilling, Jackie Blackman, Ethel Bickmyer, Mary Anspach, Barbara Buchanan, Mona Smith, Cinda Nigh, Patricia Bowersox, Sandra Strawn. Second row: Mrs. Hower, Dale Smith, Robert Swingle, Robert Brunbaugh, Jerry Miller, James Snyder, Donald Williams, Richard Treft, Larry Vaughn, John Wittenmeyer, James Thompson. Third row: Marianne Brumbaugh, Harold Reichinbach, Larry Bishop, Robert Miller, Joyce Miller, Larry Harris, James Bishop, Richard Heller, Carolyn Apple. Fourth row: Douglas Bretz, Tommy Reynolds, Donald Roth, Kenneth Boggs, Jerry Coward, Jack Thomas, Larry Vandersall, Robert Shamp, Paul Vaughn, Bill Bishop. Sponsored By SMITH'S FOUNDRY Grade 5 First row; James Leaf, Robert Mallow, Gene Gordon, Phillip Baney, Timothy Spackey, Kenneth Fittro, Gary Hughes. Second row: Thomas Doering, Barbara McCartney, Davidean Cupp, Lucinda Carles, Judy King, Marla Roseboom, Merlene Sterling, Linda Lindquist, Sharon Evans, Grace Ebersole, Carol Cooper, Jimmy Krontz. Third row: Donald Ferguson, Billy Crouse, Jeanne Bushey, Loretta Barringer, Christine Collins, Linda Vaughn, Anna Bickmeyer, Sheryl McLaughlin, Jeanne Judd, Rosemary Kelly, Lynn Buchanan. Fourth row: Mrs. Firsdon, Dick Lloyd, James Miller, Richard Mull Hollholand, Thomas Boltz, Dennis Camicom, Thomas Deahl, William Ankney, Terry Johnson, Jerry Brown. Absent; Edward Bear. New pupil: Mary Paden. ®I®I©I®I®. Qrade 4 First row: Jon Heister, Marvin Fogle. Second row: Harriet Ives, Nondas Griffith, Mary Kendall, Penny Conine, Mary Bickmyer, Sharon Emahiser, Patrica Hannon, Janie Andenaert, Deanna Bovee. Third row: Paula Kranz, LeRoy Blake, Robert Hesse, Martha Kelley, Phillip Bucher, Richard Clark, Linda Bishop, Billy Harmon, Joyce Bowers. Fourth row: Mrs. Simon, Robert Bennington, Arthur Patterson, Dougles Kaufman, David Harmon, Steven Bush, Gary Harris, Tommy Drake, Earl Clark, Donald Treft. fourth (jrade First row: Joseph McCartney, Billy Nigh, Gary Rayle, Donald Stewart. Second row: Sandra Morelan, Carolyn Werner, Barbara Wymer, Sharyn Meyer, Karen Luse, Kathy Walter, Faye Rush, Carolyn Bretz, Kay Spackey. Third row: Wilma Sines, Harvey Walter, Edward Ziegler, Dale Speir, Adolfo Reza, Rufus Reza, Don Seiler, Daroline Jones, Dennis Reichenbach. Fourth row; Miss Bechtel, Dennis Shane, Unwood Smith, Timmy Witwer, Carl Matthes, Richard Simon, Robert Gazarak, Michael Snyder, Danny Reynolds. Grade First row: Richard Brumbaugh, Kenneth Gordon. Second row: Susan Andrews, Sandra Griffith, Janis Henry, Dorothy Heilman, Angela Clark, Ruth Bland, Sue Bowersox, Sandra Boggs, Linda Hughes. Third row: Mrs. Marie Shauck, Gregory Archer, Ruth Bishop, Shirley Bils, Glendon Pierce, Sally DeLaCruz, Rose Bear, Linda Camicom. Fourth row: Dennis Connor, Robert Crouse, Donald Hummel, David Bishop, Greg Clark, James Brown, Gary Buchanan, Leslie Andrews. Zliird First row; Nancy Shafer, Phyllis Ziegler, Becky Lloyd, Angela Shamp, Susan Spitler, Karen Merrill. Diana Snyder, Faith Walters, Sally Woodruff, Mary Wien. Second row: Douglas Kitchen, Anita Reza, Ruth Kelly, Shirley Sines, Karen Reynolds, Robert Spence. Third row: Edsel Laney, Michael Meyers, Robert Mills, Edwin Wien, William Smith, Daniel Seibert, Robert Reichenback, Eddie Kane, Miss Foley. Grade 2 First row: David Coppes, Batton Blake, Edward Curliss, Richard Campbell, Terry Boggs, Second row: Mary Ann Henry, Brenda Bretz, Nancy Ebersole, Linda Baney, Judy Kay Lloyed, Cheryl Long, Judy Lynn Ferguson, Beverly Dodge, Letha Evans, Sharon Lind- quist, Marianne Coppes, Third row: Sue Stevens, Georgia Benner, Pamela Jimison, Pamela Holloway, Carolyn Boyer, Edythe Johnson, Amelia Cortez, Mary De La Crez, Terry Crenshaw, Annis Kay Jimison, Stephanie Benedict. Fourth row: Mrs. Bauman, Ronald Lang, David Clayton, Robert Erford, Frank Brown, Leroy Hosier, Michel Kuhlum, Timothy Archer, Danny Buchanan, Mark Hanna, Donald King. Absent: John Coup, Jo Lynn Chamberlyn. Qrade 2 First row, left to right: Steven Swartz, William Thomas, Merle McCartney, William Treft. Second row: Jean Shafer, Jo Anne Shafer, Linda Stephens, Susan Shamp, Frances Bernal, Rosemary Mills, Shelia Myers, Cynthia Pelton, Juanita Snyder, Tamara Warner, Eris Strawn. Third row: Garry Wymer, Larry Wymer, Virginia Shafer, Carol Maco, Carol Buchanan, Linda Vandersall, Phyllis Weatherby, Janet Vanaman, Warren Smith. Fourth row; Allen Snyder, Bobby Wilson, Marvin McCartney, Donald Roberts, Julian Novarro, Savas Novarro, William Whipple, James Weith, Stephen Seibert, Charles Mallow. Those absent were: Ronald Stewart and Carey McCartney. Grade First row: Nancy Puckett, Esther Krontz, Norma Jean Bretz, Valerie Holloway, Jacqueline Cooper, Joyce Finerd, Connie Snyder, Jennifer Nigh. Second row: Norman Chapman, Floyd Smith, Keith Hosier, Vicky Eaken, Janis Abbott, Patty Swope, Judy Bassett, David Miller, David Rider, Jackie Heller. Third row: Muriel Halderman, teacher, Jerry Damon, Tommy Buchanan, Jim Kuhlman, Ronald Hall, Charles Jones, George Chapman, Tommy Blake, Paul Huff, Ralph Treft. Absent: Jill Kiger, Anita Bernal. Qrade First row, left to right: Richard Coup, Nora Buchanon, Linda McMahan, Nancy Shamp, Mary Snyder, Janet De Vaul, Anita Johnson, Diane Swartz, Rebacca Bowersox, Miss Gossard. Second row: Mary Lou Bishop, Georgianna Farmer, Thomas Smith, Gerald Hutson, Gloria Updike, Stephen Hammack, Bernard Beair, Sandra Campbell, Lynette Kitchen, Douglas Clouser. Third row: Stephen Peterson, James Toth, Ronald Kendall, Gary Hesse, Lynn Kitchen, Richard Whittington, Robert Mullholand, Roger Brumbaugh, Donald Hall. Jit st Qrade First row: Kathy Tong, Pamela Lang, Lucille Beau. Mary Jane Claybaugh, Marlene Ankney, Margaret Bobb, Janice Emahiser, Mildred Beau, Mary Ann Nungester, Melita Stra wn. Second row: Kenneth Hosier, Lynn Carles, Jerry Walker, Jaxon Frost, Patty McKee, Janet Smith, Gregory Trout, Jesus Casonova, Robert Copus, Jimmy Davis. Third row: Mrs. Judd, Terry Jones, Jerry Roberts, George Snyder, Billy Kitchen, Billy Sanford, Billy Calderhead, Terry Molning, Sammy Bretz. Kindergarten First row: Harold Phelps, Clifford Hosier, David Hampshire, Gerald Schey, Thomas McCartney, Larry Boyer, Lynn Boyer, Roger. Second row: James Lloyd, Dianna Moore, Malissa Jones, Karen Chapman, Teressa Wymer, Judy Buchanan, Diane Roberts, Judy Haskins, Cheryl Chamberlain, Cheryl Schey. Third row: Bernard Lombard. Douglas Sterling, Ronnie Mills, James Baker, Joe McCartney, James Hubbard, Mike Benedict, Jackie Stimmel. Teacher: Mrs. Hulbert Kindergarten First row: David Bushey, Robert Bland, Pamela Strawn, Mary Bretz, Jon Reynolds, Hugh Saveo, Donald Campbell. Second row: Filoria Hosier, Cynthia McLaughlin, Wende Johnson, Pamela Henning, Carol Flanagan, Helen Laney, Linda Crouse, Deane Crouse, Janis Damon. Third row: Alfonso Bretz, Douglas Dukes, Robert Boyer, George Clark, Max Miller, Eric Drake, Dan Stevens, Roger Weith. Zri-Mi- V OFFICERS OFFICERS Projection Club Left to right: David Mumy, Ted Slaughterbeck, Jim Overmier, Ned Miklovic, David Luse, Mr. Fast, Bob Bowersox, Front: David Sponsler. These boys have shown many educational and entertaining movies to the student body throughout the school year. Safety Patrol Front row, left to right: William Bishop, Jerry Bundy, Kenneth Boggs, Wilbur Deahl, Danny Coppes, Robert Brumbaugh. Second row: Douglas Troutner, Richard Heller, Jon Bowersox, James Walter, David Swope, Blain Dukes. Third row: Larry Bishop, James Bishop, Robert Curlis, Robert Downs, Richard Swartz. These boys are in grades five through eight. They assist the grade school children in crossing streets on the way home. Annual Staff BARBARA DETER, ANN SESOK, MR. WHITTINGTON EDITORS: Barbara Deter, Ann Sesok. ADVISOR: Mr. Whittington PHOTOGRAPHY: Jane Lloyd, Elaine Adams, Janice Whipple, Barbara Cooper, Barbara Deter, Sue DeArment, Editor; Ruth Ziegler, Phyllis Dukes. BUSINESS: Richard Seiler, Leah Lovell. Sandra Apple, Editor; Wanda Baney, Millie Fittro, Mike Leonard. Ann Sesok. PRODUCTION: Barbara Deter, Jackie Sheffer, Manager; Leona Ziegler, Cherie Bushey, Joyce Bursiek, David Luse, George Myers. ADVERTISING: Leona Ziegler, Cherie Bushey, George Myers, Jackie Sheffer, Ann Sesok. Ruth Ziegler, Phyllis Dukes, Jane Lloyd. ART: Janet Teatsorth, absent. ADVERTISING BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHY {junior Ked Cross Seated: Miss Hamlin, Sue De Annent, Jane Lloyd, Darlene Mumy, Judy Walters, Miss Miller. Standing: Timothy Whitwer, Linda Bishop, Judith Church. Margene Bundy, Roberta McLaughlin, Joan Coward, Carolyn Lloyd, Jerry Coward, Dick Lloyd. The American Junior Red Cross is the American Red Cross in the schools. It is founded upon the principle of service to others—in the school, the local community, the nation, and among children abroad. The Junior Red Cross has been an active organization in our school for many years. It is composed of a representative from each of grades four through twelve. All boys and girls may enroll for membership, but they enroll as school groups, not as individuals. In the past we have filled gift boxes for overseas, made gifts for hospitals and homes for the aged in our own country, and last year we established a fund to buy equipment for the First-Aid Room in our school. Ziger Zalk First row, left to right: Mary Ann Krontz, Naida Troutner, Marilyn Laney. Second row: Sandra Apple, Leona Ziegler, David Luse, Bill Leonard, Fred Brumbaugh. Third row: Jeff Boudrie, Nancy Francisco, Jan Whipple, Jackie Sheffer. Dean Simon. Fourth row: Barbara Cooper, Ann Sesok, Albert leaf. George Myers, Bill Gerdeman. Fifth row: Paul Wymer, Bob Hillard, Mrs. Feamside, Teacher; Jim Heilman. Student Council Seated: Linda Church, Grade Seven Sandra Apple, GAA Sue De Arment, President Susan Roth, Grade Eleven David Sponsler, Grade Twelve Lonnie Thompson, Tri-Hi-Y First row, standing: Mrs. Orlyk, Advisor Mrs. Sponsler, Advisor Karen Troutner, Grade Nine Barbara Deter, Grade Twelve Ned Miklovic, Athletics Ted Slaughterbeck, Grade Ten Jud Clements, Grade Nine David Luse, Grade Twelve Mr. Fast, Advisor Mr. Whittington, Advisor Larry Andrews, Grade Eight Carl Myers, Grade Eight Bruce Overmier, Grade Ten Bill Wilkenson, Grade Eleven Bob Bowersox, Grade Eleven Eddie Lloyd, Grade Nine Not Pictured: Ned Casey, Grade Ten Ronnie Griffin, Grade Seven Joyce Bursiek, Band David Mumy, Chorus Council Activities n The Student Council is an organ- ization of elected representatives from the classes of the upper six grades and active organizations in the high school. A student has an opportunity to be elected as a rep- resentative from his class, from an organization of which he is a mem- ber, or apply to the council which elects one additional member from each grade to serve on the Student Council. The purpose of the Student Coun- cil is to institute such activities as will be for the betterment of the student body. It strives to create better school spirit and attitudes. It is ever working toward a better North Baltimore Local School. Office Janice Whipple, Nancy Francisco, Jeanette Creeger, Ann Sesok, Ruth Echelberger. These five girls have worked in the principal's office during this school year. At different periods in the school day, they have recorded high school attendance, they have typed letters or reports, and they have willingly and cheerfully performed other small tasks in connection with the routine which is a part of the office. The only compensation they receive is a thank you and this page is intended as a public acknowledgment of the fine voluntary work these girls have performed. Classes Classes w ■ur PHYSICAL EDUCATION £ Coaches MR. BARNES, MR. JONES Managers RONALD RADER, RONALD FREELAND, WILLIAM WILKINSON Cheerleaders Left to right: CHERIE BUSHEY, KAY STERLING, NANCY BUCHANAN, PHYLLIS DUKES football Front row: Ronnie Freeland, Manager; Larry Woodruff, Paul Swartz, Bernard Straley, Bill Morelan, Guy Mauk, Raymond Chapman. Bob Williams, Jim Judd, Bob Bowersox. Second row: Ed Lloyd, Herbert Sweebe, Jim Curlis, Jim Overmier, Albert Leaf. John Hutchinson, Silas Carmean, David Ferguson, Ned Apple, Bill Wilkinson, Manager. Third row: Mr. Jones, Coach; Bruce Overmier, Bruce Mauk, Lyle Bomer, Bill Carlton, Ned Miklovic, Jim Baney, Bill Gerdeman, Jim Heilman, John Bucher, David Mumy, Mr. Barnes, Assistant Coach. Bunk! w T 13 0 13 15 6 0 18 7 7 6 32 0 32 8 0 31 42 14 163 8r That's good. Lyle! That's the way, John M. Let’s make It good. Jim B. gQ Dave, Posing, Boys. Bashful Bruce?? Come On, Bruce M. Catch it. Bill. Kesern Zeam BRUCE OVERMIER BILL CARLTON EVERETT ACKERMAN HERB SWEEBE NED CASEY JIM JUDD DAVID CONNOR JOHN HUNGERFORD BOB WILLIAMS ED KREEGER JACK MONASMITH GARY SHAFER RONNIE MOORE JIM BRUMBAUGH KEITH RUFFNER GUY MAUK BERNARD STRALEY ED LLOYD RAYMOND CHAPMAN Hold On Boys! We regret that we were unable to obtain a group picture of the reserve team. junior High Zeam First row: Larry Apple, Jon Kiger, Kenneth Nigh, Larry Mills, Denny King, Jon Bowersox, Donald Leaders, Ronald Mallow. Second row: Jerry Bundy, Paul Bowers, Larry Slaughterbeck, Billy McKinnis, William Brackfield, Ronald Rader, John Bassitt, Charles Miller, Donald Fittro, Jay Dodge. Third row: Robert Swartz, Roger Freeland, Thomas Sterling, Guy Carlton, Robert Kelly, Carl Meyer, Wesley Wittenmeyer, Judson Trout, Larry Krouse. BETTY IVES JOYCE BAHER JOYCE ERFORD MARY BUCHANAN Dave Fergie Casey Let's Herb Pickle n an s a Homecoming Qame Not so affectionate!!! A11 Way, II(I Get Him!!! Zke Crowning Congratulations Lucky Captain The Queen Alights Mer Majesty NANCY FRANCISCO SANDRA APPLE and Court JACQUELYN SHEFFER Chorus Band Guess Who? Our $anitors MR. BRACKFIELD MR. SHAFER and MRS. SHAFER Party Night What's So Funny? 4 - - FINE ARTS Get To Work Our Team Compliments of OHIO PUEL- GAS co. BANDSMEN We Are Music Headquarters in Findlay for Everything the Band or Orchestra Needs. See Our Complete Stock of Conn and Pan-American Band Instruments, Steinway Pianos, Hammond Organs PORTERS MUSIC STORE 530 South Main Street i 'beauty DRESS SHOPPE Beauty Is My Business 411 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio from a Member of the Class of '31 UARDY BANK NO CO. North Baltimore, Ohio “your school SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fresh Bread and Pastries BUD'S B AK -R V Phone 3014 N ORBALT RUBBER CORP. Manufacturers of ed and Extruded Rubber Products North Baltimore, Ohio woco Packers of Quality Canned Tomatoes, Tomato Juice WOOD COUNTY CANNING CO., INC. North Baltimore, Ohio Phone 4103 Compliments of DUCKYS Phone 4155 ‘Say It With Flowers” North Baltimore, Ohio Cherry Street COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Paul Smith D. C. De Arment, D. D. S. Dr. C. D. MacCormack William Calderhead, D. D. Dr. William Roberts Mr. Harry Rippeth Turner Fenstermaker Patterson’s Store Staver’s Store N. B. Locker Shebli’s Shoe Store Virginia Theater You Can Be Sure If It’s Westinghouse U LCD’S NICK-0- T M£ -hardware: Diamonds, Watches Silve rware Westinghouse Appliances 117 South Main Street North Baltimore, Ohio North Baltimore, Ohio Your Health = BUSINESS OVCRMI-ERS REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 2221 Compliments of WEITH 'S VARIETY STORE Compliments of Phone 3191 112 N. Main WIRTS SMITH’S SUPER MARKET Complete Food Service Phone 3241 or 34 51 Plumbing, Heating Appliances Wallpaper, Paints, Television North Baltimore, Ohio Compliments of UHL MANS STORE North Baltimore, Ohio Compliments of DAVIS HARDWARE North Baltimore, Ohio Compliments of -HARRY’S QUALITY HARRY LAMB RIGHT, Proprietor MARIAN and PAUL, Clerks Compliments of MOORES 114 South Main Street Phone 2513 JOHN ROTH, Proprietor Compliments of STFIFFS BODY SHOP Congratulations to Senior Class of 1954 MARLEE 102 North Main Phone 2411 Better Values in Used Cars and Insurance � !• Wl l_D BILL ANKNEY PLECKNER'S STORE North Baltimore, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of W.T.-HOFFSIS GRIFFITH SALTS UPHOLSTERING SHOP Your Local Appliance, Radio North Baltimore, Ohio and Television Dealer troutner’s -EVANS AUTO ELECTRIC Parts for Electric System TYPEWRITER CO. 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Stevens North Baltimore, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of LESTER THOMAS Diamonds Watches Silverware 303 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio BLACK £ WARNER MEN'S WEAR 403 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio Compliments of San-A- Pure DAIRY 128 East Main Cross Street Findlay, Ohio Phone 613 Dependable Service Compliments of HUGHES CLEANERS North Baltimore, Ohio % RIRST NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED 1890 North Baltimore, Ohio Complete Banking Facilities 1890 1954 64 Years of Friendly Cooperation Only Bank in Wood County Under Federal Charter Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BEE GEE ATHLETIC SUPPLY CO. 136 North Main Stroot BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Phone 3-7712 Trophies School Suuea ters Athletic Equipment for Every Sport HOFFMAN'S o 4. QUALITY DRUG STORE K. O. HOFFMAN, Proprietor Phone 3621 SON North Baltimore, Ohio They Pay Your Claims TOOD CENTERS North Baltimore - Findlay Deshler Compliments of C.B. KELLY CO MOTOR SALES Representing: BUICK Compliments of CHEVROLET A JOHN DEERE Best Wishes TOM BARTLETT for Your Success SAYS Bartlettize Your Insurance Phone 3491 113 East Broadway North Baltimore, Ohio 'm.e REPUBLICAN COURIER ZIEROLE'S CLOTHES MEN LIKE for Dad and Lad RADIO STATION WFIN 513 South Main Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio LET US HELP SAVE YOUR MONEY THE HOME SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Member of F. S. L. I. C. - F. H. L. B. Phone 4813 Compliments of CAFF. Compliments of DUKES WILEYS SALES AND SERVICE and DUKES INSURANCE AGENCY 207 and 211 West Water Street Junction of Route No. No. 18 25 and North Baltimore, Ohio CARL and GERALD W. DUKES PROFIT FROM POWER HANCOCK-WOOD ELECTRIC CO-OP North Baltimore, Ohio Compliments of NORTH BALTIMORE GRAIN ASSOCIATION Compliments of Your International Harvester Dealer North Baltimore, Ohio It looks like an oil well. It is. But as the picture was taken, the diamond-tipped bit had just broken the world’s record. It was entering a brand new “classroom”—nearly 4 miles underground. The Ohio Oil Company had sent it there, at a cost of SI,500,000, to find out if there are new sources of oil waiting at depths never before explored. As these words are written, it is not yet known whether or not this well will ever produce any oil. But it’s sure to produce something even more im- portant: knowledge. New knowledge. And so long as we live in a country where indi- viduals and companies have the incentive to search for new knowledge ... to find the new way, the better way . . . this nation will continue to move forward. For progress comes from pioneering . . . from a constant search with minds and dollars ... to find what is waiting to be found. It comes from attending “classrooms” that are as vast as our own minds ... as big as our lifeti The OHIO OIL Company JIMISONS SWEET SHOP Your Friendly Store Ice Cream, Candy Confections of All Kinds. Also Light Lunches and the Best Coffee in Town. Compliments of HOMt RADIO AND APPLIANCES Sales - Service Phone 2304 - 110 N. Main Street North Baltimore, Ohio Your Crosley Dealer Compliments of DUKES HOME APPLIANCES Your Norge Dealer Just the Best in Refrigerators, Washers, Freezers, Dryers, and Ranges 211 West Water Street North Baltimore, Ohio NITE CLUB Compliments of Compliments of ■EiZ-E'RETT LUMBER CO. JOHN -SAM 3-eed.e North Baltimore Compliments of and ?A. clicco 1. Bloomdale North Baltimore, Ohio One Stop Service Compliments of vu-aA i, sohi o North Baltimore, Ohio We of the Annual Staff would like to express our appreciation to the persons and firms who through their advertisements have helped make this year's Annual possible. Autographs A LITHOGRAPHED YEARBOOK DALLAS • TEXAS