Ottawa Hills High School - Mesasa Yearbook (Ottawa Hills, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

the mesasa presented by the class of 1956 I ottawa hills high school toledo, ohio ls for the memories we've found in all the years ay they ever serve to guxde us throughout our whole careers ls for enthuslasm lt fosters all our plans ndlng never growmg ever makes us ardent fans ls for the senlors who at thelr goals arrive ettlng Slght on hlgher marks may they always strlve ls for our alma mater ln whlch we take great pr1de long wlth educatlon fun and frlends lt dld provlde ls for the student body backbone of our school houts and cheers for O H S fine Splrlt IS our rule ls for our alms ln llfe success and happlness lthough wlthout unselflsh work these two are profltless Mesasa Editorial Staff Editor ln chlef Dlane Rasmussen Sports Kay Gehrmg Phll Stxchter Bob Asslstant Edxtor Mlml WllklHSOH Hmkle Judy WllllamS Proof EdltOfS Tom Tenney Sarah MacLean Features Hugh Laughlm Semors Margle Fuller Sue Hardgrove Emma Bower Pete Smclalr Class Ellen Smlth Helen Arthur Bonnie Layout Mellnda Mewborn Gretchen Klem Bexer Llnda Kase Photography Paul Hartman Harry Ewell Actlvltles Betsy Bltner Nancy Held Dave rt Dave Staelm Wernert Conme Fox Mesasa Business Staff Busmess Manager Oel LCVIIIC Clrculatlon Manager Olin DHVIS Staff Members Fern Alexander Donna Cohen Carollne Cole Carol Crampton Dan Hender son ohn Hull Stan Howard Cmny ohn stone Mary MclNerney Lucy Mather Bob ODesky Paul Reichert Vick: Rudy Pattl Stemberg udy Stem Debbie Wuerfel Faculty ..... , . .joan Davenport, Molly Mclver Calendar ...., Marty Grubb, Tom Longenecker, ' ' ' ,.,.. ' , , A ............,......... . . ' ' . ,......,..,.,., j ' ' ' , . . ..,..,. . . ' , J ' . v ' .l - MEMS Date June 1956 TO Way T on SUBJECT An expressuon o f our apprecua u who has done so much To anuzaTuon To The person mo d our school unTo a well rounded org Through aThleTucs and who has been an s uraTuon wuTh hus congenualuTy and quu good humor, The Class of l 6 pays Thus rubuTe As durecTor of aThleTucs Thus year, he as ed elug b luTy rules, arranged games, and As coach he as en orc even preducTed vucToru led our baskeTball Team To one of uTs mosT successful years The Team has always paud Thus man hughesT complumenTs for uT reflecTs The personaluTy of Ts co h un conducT, e ame us conTesTed, d uTs physuca way The g conduTuon To M STewarT leader, Teacher, we deducaTe oach and True advuser, c , Thus l956 Mesasa The Class f T I . - . . ' in- P. . . . . . .ef - 95 ' T ' . . . . h f ' i l ' ' ' 'eS. , h ' l ac I' Th ' an ' ' l r. - . . nd - . o '56 to guide us 5 ADMINISTRAIIQN June 9 56 Dae MEMS RAY E DEARDORFF bers 'he lase of 195 SUBJECT .-2 U5-U5 lt, 15 vltn fnlxe emomows Wat I wrl e f. l1S note to -, A the owe han A sorwx 501 arf ,'rad..at1n because 'LI'x1S means vou H11 never a,a1n be seow 1D o r lgn scoool as stuoerts othe' hem' 1 am 511.11 you a e ,raduaum oecagse wus means that you nave success Ale, cof letef A er ur orbant phaw of yoor ormal C'HC3'1O 1 an that wo, .1 e non ,eadw to take the next m ortant Step ln xox t,'aL. 'x L O 1R15 xs a oehnlte 1 jlCaL4.O'n mat, yo ar anon: rrofrees, .na you ave growvm, A a you are a bn, c ose to reallmfmr m re 'oily von pez-sofa goals, art .9 .A mravofxo he proceeq of yo on, Q. xacxm nf.. rw O w so for yo.. ms than 1 e nl we :feds e snccecs an ha ,xnes Ad o '1 A Q an ablcnng fa t, Ln llt o accept. 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Zi 3 6.1: j.'3q.e, hay L. 1..a .,o..f i ,Q ive .1 5 .L 33111 i T1COlS Herbert Baker B Ed M World History 9 Social Studles 8 Publnc Speakmg Robert L Bolbach A B M A Mathematlcs if ai Robert J Barber B A M A Dean of Boys History ll I2 College Counselor O HI4S James R Bogan BS Shop Mechamcal Drawing Driver Ed ucatlon 8 Llbranan Journahsm ' I I A q u My it 1 I ' u , . U ., .AU . 2 . ., . ., ' - U 1 ' js f . , . ., . ., F U Margie Burkhart, Ana., English 7M 4 1 ' 53 Q ' 3 E Thomas Docls B Ed Physics Chemistry Donald D Fontame AB M A Spamsh French Testmg Chaxrman Mesasa Busmess Advlser 1956 Jerome Gaa B S Mathematics 8 Geometry 'C' Donald Drake B S Physnology Physical Education Football Coach Leona Kowalskx A B Typmg Commerclal 1 ,ea Fred Kreutzfeld B S Bxology General Scxence ks Ethel B Sager AB MA Dean ofG1rls Latxn Attendance Dlrector Wayne Stewart B S Ed M A Athletic Dnrector Basketball Coach Physlcal Education I Joyce Sunderman, A B Latm French Lucretia Meeks AB Englxsh 9 0 O Hl1S FACULTY 1956 All. Carl Snyder B S hd M Mus Vocal and Instrumental Muslc Irma Petersen B S Ed Home Economics onald F Sattler B A M A Semor Counselor Englxsh ll I2 Mesasa Edntorlal Advlsor G' Nancy Strlggow B S Ed Girls Physlcal Educatxon J Danxel Woodward B Ed M F A Arts and Crafts . ' , , ' if . , . ., U . 'I ' , . ., ' Q , . . ., , XX' .D D. . ' q All lel :JF f ln Q . if ff- Daniel Websler or Young Inside USA Do It Yourseb' The Old 'Wan and lhe Sea Americans 7.6.,1Z7-ff?-J-.J R6 Z SENIORS YESTERDAY Czly Edzlor The Hoosier Schoolmaslcr My-1.1. Zimidzc- GT-MLWL Pasteur. Knight of the So Big .Wy Several Worlds .Vlalhemalics for the Laboralory .M i Il ion Z2,,,,,,,,94 ,9.,.,g, f9,.....e,e0.,4S1,,.11. 9.40 ion.. yum uw l Ope al'o ABC AGM.. K.-.,.z.J., Good Mo M. D v Rel rn f the Nat ve 64'-4.Z'4C-QA-f I0 Blood, Sweat, and Tear I Remember Ma a O io ' the Slew K f SENIORS YESTERDAY Run S le t R Deep 1anoQ7,A!64a, f? GealEpeclal FII fLfe P I 11 faLady ,lf7f..f,A.'I.-7' Hman-WW 3-Huff-,-.4..,f--. O X X X I r ln s m n ns zn lg 1 ' rning,. 'ss oe in, U71 , O , U 'Z 'X XL,- wf - . 'I u o i 1 x ions u 0 i or ra' o OFFICE PERSONNEL Yeteva Loomis Ruth Colenback Dorothy Brown Lu CUSTODIANS Gordon Vebenstead Frank Lang I eo Hoag ' , tw V19 5 A- I 3 '. ' . I , ,I A . .Ia I . Q 'V V X 'FQ II I , NV F, I x1l'- - '-- 14 rr I 1 , Lt. I- Qs 'VIr Ernst IIocI1stetter has been the full txme clerk treasurer of the Ottawa H1115 Board of Educatlon smce October I I9JJ Prlor to that he was part txme cIerIc treasurer for several years i l'I at the summit .1 'I4 J P sENloR CLASS Q9 'YR E?x'!'N S allied Debbie Wuerfel secreta S OFFICERS lstant treasurer Tom L ry ue Harclgrove ass treasurer Ongenecker vice lstant secretary Sl d President john Hill preSTfTel?g SDHve Staelln n tan Howard mayo Da 6 te June 195 r final ye SUBJECT We have compleTed a mosT successful senior year anks ll of you for your enThusiasTic cooperaTion lT has been graTifying experience being presidenT of o r class fo, The lasT Two years l know one of us 'll ever forgeT The wonderful T'mes we have had TogeTher. ' T being able o I N felT very impor an ' head' and having The sTu- wa k on The 'Arrow enT body sTand for us a we walke inTo assemblies. There was scarcely ever a week w en a T.G. .T. parTy wasn'T on The agenda. e spenT much Time 'n s ecTing a senio i T joined ' o i a S ir' b givi a ChrisTmas baskeT. T e senior play course as a greaT success. Also The oTher officers are cerTainly To be congra u aTed ' nd leadership. Their ouTsTanding work a ohn Hill residenT Senior Class Adelaide Louise Acklrn Girls Chorus I Y Teens AA Latin Club I 2 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Library Staff 4 All School Play 2 Senior Pay Helen Hoover Arthur Girls' Chorus I, 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Council on World Affairs 3, 4: Latin Club I, 21 French Club 3, 4: Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 45 Senior Play. Fern Beth Alexander Girls Chorus 2 Y Teens 2 3 GAA I 2 4 Coun crl on World Affairs 4 Latin Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Mesasa Busl ness Staff 4 Arrowhead Award I 2 Bonlta Beth Beler GIYIS Chorus I 4 Mixed Chorus2 3 YTeens2 3 cll on World Affairs 3 4 Spanlsh Club I 2 French Club3 4 Mesasa Edltorlal Staff 4 Semor Play J ay Grant Barton Charleston High School Charleston West Vlrglnla I 2 3 HrY4 Basketball 4 Golf 4 Semor Play Marshall Lou Bellman H1Y 2 3 4 Councll on World Affairs 4 Spanish Club I 2 Football 2 Basketball I Golf 3 4 'Q' 1 4 45. f , I 3 4 we 4: G.A.AI uf 2, 3, 4: Colml ' , : I .3: Fritz von0ven Betz I-l1Y2 3 4 Spamsh Club I 2 Football I Councll on World Affairs 4 Emma Bower YTeens2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Latln Clubl 2 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Arrow head Staff 4 Mesasa Edu tonal Staff 4 Elizabeth Anne Bltner Class Treasurer 3 Glrls Chorus I 2 4 lVl1xecl Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 Clrls Ensemble 4 Mlxed Ensemble 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Social Chairman 4 C-AA I 2 3 4 Councll on World Affairs 3 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Spanish Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Nlesasa Edltorlal Staff 4 s W . XJ I Y Alrschool Play I. ' -'if' A '.7r57JF , . . : , ,4, L . , ., ,. P-9' . ASM Donna Frances Cohen Maumee Valley Country Day Schooll Cnrls Chorus 2 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Yrlqeens 2 3 4 French CIub2 Span1shClub3 4 Library Staff 3 Mesasa Business Staff 4 Senior Play if Joseph Garrison Bower Boys' Chorus 2, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3:1-Ii-Y 2, 3, 45 Council on World Affairs 4: Latin Club I, 23 Spanish Club 3, 4: Basketball I, Zg Baseball lg Tennis 2, 3, 4. Caroline Lee Cole Girls Chorus I Mixed Chorus I Yleens 2 3 Council on World Affairs La in ub Spanish Club 3 4 Arrow head Staff 3 4 o Editor 4 Mesasa Business Staff 4 All School Play 2 f . - ' 3 .- : ' v , : 'K 4: C..A.pf. 1, 2, 3,' 4i 3, 4: t' Cl 1, 2: Carol Loulse Crampton Class Presldent 2 Student Counc1l4 G1flS Chorus I 2 4 M1xedChorusI 2 3 4 A Cappella Choxr 3 Cnrls Ensemble 4 Mxxed Ensemble 4 Orchestra I YTeens2 3 4 GAA 3 4 Councl on World AHHIFS 3 4 l..at1n Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Llbrary Staff 4 Arrow head Staff 4 Mesasa Bust ness Staff 4 All School Play I 2 Senior ay Star Award I Fi' John Price Davls Student Counclll 2 3 4 Area Counc1I3 Boys Cho rus 4 H1Y 2 3 4 resl dent 4 Council on World Affaxrs 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Track I Tennis Z 4 Baseball 3 Assembly Commxttee Chaxrman 3 Mesasa Clr culatlon Manager 4 Sen ior Play Joan Elfrld Davenport GIYIS Chorusl 2 4 lVl1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Glrls En semble 4 Mlxecl Ensemble 4 YTeens2 3 4 GAA World AEHIIS 3 4 Latm u I 3 4 Fren Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Nlesasa Edltorlal Staff 4 All School Play I 2 Sen lor Play ...df I, 2, ,If ' -1 - , : ' PI : If ss.. 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I YP A' 1 l ,,:, I y Q ' 5 lf' Constance Morrison Fox YTeens2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Councll on World Affairs 3 4 Latin Club I 2 French Club 3 4 L1 brary Staff 4 Arrowhead Staff 3 Mesasa Edltorlal Staff 4 All School Play I Staff 4 All School Play Harry Lawrence Ewell II Student Treasurer 23 Book- store Zg I-I-iY 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: Spanish Club I, 23 Library Staff 35 Mesasa Photographer 2, 3, 4: Me- sasa Editorial Staff 4' All- School Play I 2 Margaret Ann Fuller Class Secretary I 2 3 lrs Chorus I 2 Mlxed Chorus I 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 Curls Ensemble 4 Mlxed En semble 4 Chorus Accom pnlst 2 3 4 Band I Orchestra I Y Teens 2 3 Presldent4 GAA I 2 4 Secretary Treasurer Council on World Affairs 4 Lat1nCIubI 2 Aedlle Secretaryl French Club 4 Arrowhead Staff 4 Mesasa Senior Edltor 4 All School Play I 2 Senior Play Arrowhead Award I Catherine Louise Gehrmg Cnrls Chorusl 2 Y Teens A Vxce President 4 Councll on World Affairs 3 4 l..at1n Club I 2 French CIub3 4 MesasaEd1tor1al Staff 4 All School Play I Semor Play Susan Jane Hardgrove Class Corresponding Sec retary 4 Glrls Chours I 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 Y Teens2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Councxl on World Affaxrs 3 4 Secretary 4 ln Club I 2 Treasurer 3 French Club 3 4 Library Staff 3 4 Arrowhead Staff4 Mesasa Senior Edltor 4 All School Play I 2 Arrowhead Award I Martha Anne Grubb Glrls Chorusl 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 C-AA 3 4 Council World Affairs 3 4 Latln Clubl 2 Censorl Span 1shClub3 4 L1braryStaff 4 Arrowhead Staff 3 Me sasa Edltorlal Staff 4 All School Play I 2 Sen or Pay I 4 2, 3, 4: c.A. I f, 2, 3, 4. ' ' : H u . . . ', , 'ml 1 , 2 ' 1' b 1 . ft. Lat' ' ', ,3, 4f 3 I I gp- im Nancy Jo Held Glrls Chorus 2 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Y Teens 2 C AA 2 3 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Llbrary Staff 3 Arrow head Staff 3 Mesasa Edl torlal Staff 4 All School Playl 2 Senlor Play Paul Bowers Hartman Jr Bookstore 3 l'l1Y Z 3 4 Edltorlal Staff 4 All School Playl 2 C' Daniel Arthur Henderson DeV1lb1ss High School I, 2, Boys' Chorus 4, Mlxed Chorus 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, Mnxed Ensemble 4, Hx Y 4, Councnl on World Affalrs 4, Football 4, Ten nls 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, Nlesasa Business Staff 4, Senior Play f 1 5 A ci-1 , . Spanish Club I, 25 Mesasa U A flv ,. . .l , Q I , Q X JE John Maurnce Hull Class Vxce President I Class Presldent 3 4 Stud ent Counclll 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent 4 Area Counc1l4 Boys Chorusl 4 Mnxed Chorus 4 Band I H1 Y 2 3 4 Sergeant at arms 4 Councll on World Affaxrs 3 Latm Clubl 2 Aedxle 2 Span1shClub3 4 Foot ba I 2 3 4 Captain 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 C p tam 4 Track I Baseball 2 Tennls 3 4 Mesasa Business Staff 4 All School Play I Senior Play Stanley George Howard Class Vice Presldent 2 Class Treasurer 4 Boys Chorusl 2 4 Mlxed Cho rusl 2 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 3, Boys Ensemble 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Band 2,1-I1Y 2, 3, 4, Councll on World Affairs 3, 4, Treas urer 4, Latin Club I, 2, Football I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Busmess Staff 4, Senior Play, Arrowhead Award I 11 fv- Y Robert Lawrence Hlnkle Class Treasurer 2 Boys C orus I 2 4 Mixed Chorus2 3 4 ACappella Choir 3 Boys Ensemble 4 lVl1xedEnsemble4 Band I I-l1Y2 3 4 Council on World AHGITS 3 4 Latln Clubl Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Golf 2 3 4 Mesasa E.d1tor1alStaff 4 Senxor Play 13 . I: . I: : -, '- i I :ll , , 'I' . ',.y a- :D ' ,:: - KX ll , , 3: ' I XI I ,ffi I ' V YN an E' Lmda Gwen Kase Crlrls Chorusl 4 Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 YTeens2 Councll on XVorId AHHITS 3 4 Spanish Club I 2 Staff 4 Arrou head Staff 3 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4 Senlor Play Vlrglnla Justme Johnstone Clrls Chorus I 4 Mlxed Chorus3 YTeensZ 3 4 Cn A I 2 3 4 Coun I on World Affalrs 3 4 Spanlsh Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Mesasa Busmess StafT4 f 'o9!l fi I -Ol I'.I7 Allcxa Maude Klrkman CIIYIS Chorusl 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Sergeant at arms GAA I 2 3 4 Co cll on World Aflalrs 4 Latln Club I French C lub 3 Library Staff 4 Arrow head Staff 4 .A. . , . . 3 ci X .4 . 3, 45 C-.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Library g I' -'il I . I . I f I - ls ' 43 . . . , , , 3 un- i ' ' 3 Gretchen Emily Klein Blrmmgham Hugh School Blrmlngham Mxchlgan I 2 Glrls Chorus 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 A Cappella Choxr 3 C-xrls Ensemble 4 Mlxed Ensemble 4 Y Teens 3 4 Chaplain 4 CIAA 4 Council on World AHHIIS4 French Club3 4 Mesasa Edltorlal Staff 4 Senior Play Joel Arnold Levme Boys Chorus 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Boys Ensemble 4 Mixed Ensemble 4 H1 2 3 4 Councl World Affairs 3 4 Latm Club I 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Foot ball Manager 3 4 Basket 2 3 4 Golfl 2 3 Mesasa Busmess Manager 4 All School Play 2 Sen lor Play Hugh Collins Laughlln Vlce Presldent 2 Book store 2 Boys Chorus 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Councll on World Affalrs Lam lub I Aedlle Z Spanish Club 3 Football Manager I 2 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 Baseball Manager 3 4 Track Manager I Senior Play Arrowhead Award I - I I I ' ,il Class President I, Class 1 '- f . . Q X 1 3, 45 t' C , Z, 4: , , , 3, : 2, , : , 2. , : . 4: ' : Y , , g on :- ba11,,: ,,,4: Sarah Anne MacLean YTeens2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Councll on World AHSIIS 3 4 Latln Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Me sasa Eclltorlal Staff 4 All School Play I 2 Thomas Champe Longenecker Class Vxce Presldent 4 o s Chorus I 2 Mlxed Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 3 Boys Ensemble 4 Nllxecl En semble 4 Band I Z H1 Y 2 3 4 Vlce Preslclent 4 COUDCII on World Alfalrs 3 4 Spamsh Club I 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Basket balll 2 Trackl Tennls 3 4 Assembly Commlttee 3 Mesasa Edltorlal Staff 4 Senlor Play Lucy Laughlm Mather Cnrls Chorus 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 C-AA I 2 3 4 Councll on World AHHITS3 4 Latm Clubl 2 3 4 Tribune 3 French Club 3 4 Lxbrary Staff3 4 lVlesasaBus1ness Staff 4 All School Play 2 Senior Play Q' Molly Katherine Mclver Girls' Chorus I, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 43 A Cappella Choir 2: Y-Teens 2, 4: Spanish Club I, 25 Library Staff 2: Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Senior Play. Melinda Mewborn Girls Chorusl 2 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 GAA Affairs 4 Spanish Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Sec retary 3 Cheerleader I 2 3 4 MesasaEd1tonalStaff 4 All School Play 2 Sen nor Play Mary Howard McNerney Academy of the Sacred Heart Grosse Pointe Michigan 2 3 Girls Cho rus I 4 Mixed Chorus I YTeens 4 GAA I 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Council on World Affairs 4 Latin Club I Mesasa Busl ness Staff 4 I 2,,3, 43 Council dn World Thomas Everett Pemberton, Jr Basketball I 2 Baseball 3 mils, 28 Robert Irwin O'Desky Hi-Y Z, 3, 45 Spanish Club I, 23 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Mesasa Business Staff 4. Duane Carolyn Rasmussen Class Treasurer 2 Class Corresponclmg Secretary 3 C-lrls Chorus 2 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Correspondmg Secretary 3 Recorclmg Secretary 4 C- AA I 2 3 4 Councll on World Affalrs 3 4 R p resentatlve of Area unlor Councll4 Latxn Club I 2 3 4 Vlce President 3 French Club 3 4 Library Staff 4 Editor ln Chief of Mesasa 4 All School Play I 2 Semor Play Arrow head Award I 1 ff' as ' 9 , 2 2, ,4. A 4 .ffjvf .KY ,5:.....a'-hw. V I Exif' 1 l .':'l'E' i :IH 11' .,.. . ,f J , I . , . 1 Z . - I at W : - . . , W . , : I - - , 1 , I la l ' e - . . Y : ' . . I ij . . C 'A . I -Q 'rf Q 5 . Q . sig- -fi 1 M, ' ' - Paul Brook Reichert Boys Chorus 2 4 Mlxed Chorusl 3 4 ACappella olr 3 H1Y 2 Council on World Affalrs La m ub Basketballl 2 Manager 3 Track I Tennls Z 3 Baseball 4 Mesasa Bus mess Staff4 KP 'E' Vlctorla Rudy Yrlueensz 3 4 GAA l 3 4 Latm Club l French Club 3 4 Llbrary Staff 4 Arrowhead Staff 3 4 Mesasa Business Staff -r:::f Henry Cox Rudy Jr Boys Chorus 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Boys Ensemble 4 Mlxed Ensemble 4 Hx ms 3 4 Semor Play ch' f , 3, 41 3, 4: t' CI I, 2: ,V ' f f2,3,4g Football4:Lf'en: I L. I 3 1' l , z,., .'zQ 0 , v , if Y , : 443.5 4. K -.sl QF!!- Ellen Maxine Smith Gll'lS Chorusl 2 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cap pella Cholr 3 Girls En semble 4 Mlxed Ensemble 4 YTeens2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Spanlsh Clubl 2 Treasurer 2 French Club 3 4 Arrowhead Staff 3 4 Co Edltor 4 Mesasa E.dxtor1alStaff4 All School PIay2 Sen1orPIay Arrow head Award I Peter Hubbard Sinclair Hi Y 2 Latin Club I 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Pres ldent 4 Footballl 2 3 Track I David Hudson Staelm Class Treasurer 4 Boys Chorus4 Mixed Chorus 4 HIY 2 3 4 Council on World Affairs 3 4 Vice President 4 Latm Club I 2 French Club3 4 Treas urer 3 Basketball I 2 Tennis 2 3 4 Tra k Mesasa Editorial Staff 4 A School Play I 2 Arrowhead Award I - Q , I ' 1 I - I . . C . , 1 E . , 1 . , , 1 I ' . . , ' - 3 , 'R ff' 2 I ' , I 2 f - - Q , I 1 I , 0 . I , C , , ' I : - I I ' 5 r rae- , A qgwgg d - - . - rj . Q I ' . , I 6 . , 3 . I , , ' : , .31 , , : C I: I ff ll- . X . . , , I Joseph William Starritt I l l Maumee Valley Country Day School I 2 I-l1Y 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball KV Patricia Karen Steinberg Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Council on World Affairs 3, 45 Latin Club I, 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Library Staff 33 Mesasa Business Staff 4. NF ins! 'Y' Judith Ellin Stein DCV1lblSS High School l 2 Girls Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 3 YTeens 3 4 GA A 4 Council on World Affairs 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Mesasa Business Staff 4 Lynne Anne Studer Ladywood Hlgh School l..1voma MlChlgaH I 2 YTeens 3 4 New Trier Township High School Wmnetka lllmols second semester 'bf 7213? Phllxp Wayne Stxchter Class Vlce Presxdent Student Council I 2 3 Secretary 3 Presldent Area Student Councxl 2 4 Boys Chorus I 2 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 A Cappella Cholr 3 Boys Ensemble I 4 Mxxecl En semble I 4 Orchestra I nd I 2 H1Y 2 3 Council on World Affairs 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 President Toledo Area un lor Councxl on World Af falrs 4 Spamsh Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baslcetballl 2 3 Tennls 4 Mesasa Edltorxal Staff 4 Star Award I 5549-'M' Thomas Harold Tenney Boys Chorusl 2 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cap pella Choir 3 Boys En semble 4 Mixed Ensemble 4 I-IIY 2 3 4 Chaplain 4 Council on World Af falrs 4 Latln Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Vice Presldent 4 Basketball I 2 3 4,TenmsI 2 3 4 Captam 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Arrow head Award I WW Davld Ernest Wernert DeVllb1ss l-llgh School I 2 l-ll Y 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Mesasa Edltorlal Staff 4 Semor Play J Mary Melinda Wxlkmson C-lrls Chorus 4 Nllxed Chorus 3 4 Yleens 2 Councll on World AEHITS 3 4 l..at1nClubl 2 3 4 Aed1le3 Tr1bune3 French Club 3 4 Library Staff 4 Assistant Edntor of Mesasa 4 All School Play l Sen lor Play f 1 James Dorlty West Jr Maumee Valley Country Day School l Boys Cho rus 4 l'l1Y 2 4 Spanish Club 3 Football 4 Golf 4 A . f Ei I 'TA 3 ' - 3, 4. l 3, 4: G.Pl.Af 1, 2, 3, 42 J' Deborah Dlxon Wuerfel Class Secretary 2 4 Clrls Chorus 3 4 C-lrls li. semble 4 lVl1xed Ensemble 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Treas urer 3 Correspondlng Sec ary 4 GAA 2 3 Councll on World Affalrs 3 4 Lat1nClubl 2 French Club 3 4 Mesasa BUSIDCSS Staff 4 All School Play I Senlor Play Judith Ann Wxlllams Maumee Valley Country Day School I GlI'lS Cho rus 4 MlXCd Chorus 4 YTeens234GAA2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 2 Presldent 4 Latm Club 2 Spanlsh Club Arrowhead Staff 3 4 Me sasa Eclltorlal Staff 4 lvw 5 Paul Albert Lang Entered second semester from Camplon Hxgh School Pralre du Chien xXflbCOl'lS1D l 2 3 4 rv vw 1 -W 4 Q ' ' 3, 43 l I Chorus 1, 2, 4, ,Mixed ret l 3 . . . , .43 Q Kindergarten K ub 'M Zlll P 5 lil 4 kt II K i ftifa- f L Fronl Harry Ewell Carol Crampton Szde John Hull Dave Staelm Tom Longenecker Marshall Bellman lnszde Addle Acklm Ellen Smxth Debbre Wuerfel Sarah MacLean Cmny Johnstone Sue Hardgrove Carollne Cole The Dxary of the Class of 1956 Dear Dzary une I944 Mrs Thompson has just passed us lnto the first grade' We really had fun IH kmcler garten The most fun of all was our nap tlme when our teacher would read fun bedtlme storles Then when we woke up she gave us graham crackers and Jelly We have heard that the rest of our school years won t be so pleasant' We became qulte good artlsts not only at drawmg plctures but also at moldmg clay Do you remember the clay that Carol Crampton smashed Carollne Cole s finger Wlth a hammer3 That was the begln nmg of a beautlful frxendshlp' The Kmdergarten Klub Dear Dzary june l945 The first grade wasn't all lt was cracked up to be Mlss Bramble even taught us how to read and wrlte our names Do you recall when a certam httle glrl was sent home every afternoon3 Could that have been V1rg1n1a3 We made our debut on the stage ln Mrs I-larr's Chrlstmas program Our parents were so proud' Two graduates from Edna B Rowe School, Kay Gehrlng and Reynolds Keller, Jolned our class thxs year Kay IS awfully qulet We can't thmk of much more to say as our vocabulary IS llmlted, but we're glad we all passed to the second grade The Flustered Flrst Graders ' I L A '- 2 1 - ' 3. lg V L h :I T 511' 2 ff? a, r 1 ' l. Qi , gif. S T T .V , T, Q' ' ' T L YL ,- t 7 1 ff . x,x I ' ' . . J t 35 Dear Diary, June, l946 Guess what! Miss Bramble was promoted too! We think she liked us so much that she hated to leave us This is really a year to be remembered! Susie Kost and Margie Fuller came. Remember Margie s long curls3 Who can forget the wars that started that year3 Our newcomers were the cause. The girls in our class are very changeable. One day they were all on Margie s side, and the next day they were for Susie. Ho hum! Vicki Rudy came back this year after being in California She brought with her the game of Horse We wonder how many girls went home minus their belts from using them for reins'-3 We also played Nurse this year around the sandbox ohnny Hill was the fa vorite patient but the other boys were cured too The Silly Second Graders Dear Diary june I 947 This year we had a teacher with multi colored hair Who can ever forget Miss Par tridge'-5 She was by far the most generous teacher with grades This year a funny looking girl with wire rimmed glasses came She said her name was Connie Fox Another girl came too Her name IS Donna Kay Gallup The two became inseparable buddies Al ready we have more girls than boys' lm West s favorite drink seems to be glue' l-le had almost a bottle every day Now we ve been promoted to the upper ranks of the grade school The Thrilled Third Graders Dear Diary une 1948 Boy did our class grow this year' We Finally acquired some more BOYS and girls Tom Tenney Paul Reichert and two rather chubby boys little Bobby l-llnkle and big ohnny Davis were the new male additions Pig tailed Bonnie Beler and Helen Arthur Joined us also Didn t we think they were queer at first3 Do you recall how Connie Ellen and Donna used to sit on the swings watching the boys play soccer and drool over Paul RClChCft3 This year the Brownies presented a play Mrs Noodle and her Little Dog Poodle Mrs Wuerfel helped make this great production possible Gee did the audience gasp when the tree fell down' ln the middle of the year we walked into Mrs I-larr s room and there sat another girl Gayle McBride When the end of the year came Mrs Harr decided to give us up so she sent us on our merry way to the fifth grade The Fussy Fourth Graders Dear Diary func I949 Mrs Beachler was surely nice to us this year We liked her too so we bought her a watch for Christmas One thing we didn t like about this year however was the horrible arithmetic oan Daven port was astonished by the subtraction problems on the board when she joined our class Doris Dlckler and she were the only additions to our class D D had such an Eastern accent The girls were such tom boys ln school beating the boys in soccer but when Saturday night came they donned their frilly frocks for dancing school Miss Bollinger always looked so happy when we arrived Our favorite trick this year was having a birthday every two months so we could pick a partner for the grand march The girls flew up this year to become Girl Scouts but the boys still remained Cubs The Famous Fifth Graders Dear Diary une I 950 Why is it that the teachers like our class so welli Mrs Harr moved up to teach us again just like Miss Bramble did Studying mythology and human relations drawing pictures on sheets knitting and publishing the Tomahawk were our academic activities The boys were the best knltters but Sue Hard grove almost went into business she knitted so many shawls Hugh Laughlin and Tom Yamm came this year bring with them their great aptitudes for business They inspired us to collect tax stamps We brought in so many that we gave the school a beautiful radio phonograph Kay Alpaugh also came this year increasing the number of females The girls again became active in dramatics and presented Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Addie portrayed Dopey so well! Mrs Harr shed many tears as she waved good bye and promoted us to the seventh grade The Swell Sixth Graders . 1 . . 1 1 u n ' - - - . U If I! ' J n 9 9 - . 9 1 . .- 0 o - - as - n , . . . . J. , . . v ' 1 9 J 9 9 ' ! ' n 1 v . . . , . . . . , , . . . U . . , . , ,, . . . . . . . . , I . . , Y ' 1 ' , . 1 1 . . , , . , , .J - W W l . ,, ,, . . . . , . , ,I , - n v I u g ' , . . . . . . . . . ,, , . 1 YY ' ll ll Dear Diary une, l95l After a summer at camp we reluctantly trudged back to school There we found schedules waiting for us telling us when to change classes and go over to the high school for home ec and shop We really felt old' We ll never forget the day that Gayle fell asleep ln study hall and the whole class tlp toed out She was so surprlsed when Mr Gray woke her up and she was all alone One of the many escapades of the girls was leavmg Ginnie stuck ln the wastebasket and going on to class What a panic' Our Christmas party was really great Connie Sue Addie and Marty sang l Wore My Pink Pajamas and Mary McNerney and Tom Longenecker pantomlmed Goofus Uncle Ty Wilson was looking at the world through rose colored glasses at that party ln the sprmg we came to school equipped with slam books We re afraid there were a few hurt feelings' Our class has now a few more brains' Pete Sinclair and Diane Rasmussen who talkedsofastwecouldn tunderstandher jolned the ranks Paul Buggs Hartman and tall dark and handsome Tom Pemberton also came We regretfully left the elementary school never becoming the blg wheels that we had hoped to be But next year we wlll be the first eighth grade class ln the high school' The Sad Seventh Graders Dear Diary unc l952 We have just completed our first year ln the high school building It was really a year' Lucy Mather and Melinda Mewborn were there to greet us on the first morning We certainly felt lost that day' As the year progressed we became more at home in the high school We took a few educational trips We went to the Blade and the Libbey Owens Glass Company We also made a full day s excursion to Greenfield Village It seems that some of the girls got lost ln one of the old basements' They had quite a story to tell on the bus commg home AllCla Klrkman and Pattl Steinberg came ln the middle of the year They qulckly fell into the swing of things AllCla picked up our knack for gosslpmg so qulckly that Mr Dllle caught her talklng ln class the first day He seemed to have eyes ln the back of his head' We ended the year without graduation and are lookmg forward to belng real members of the high school next year The Exceptional Eighth Graders Cool Cool Drary june l953 Man thus was a real hep year' Twelve crazy cool cats joined our class We already knew Mimi Linda Betsy Fem and Joel but Nancy Emma joe Fritz Stan Bob and Tom Rembolt were really green We really dug into the actrvltxes The All School Play was dominated by freshmen The Curxous Savage was the greatest' Marty had such trouble getting up nerve to kiss ohn on the forehead and Mimi was certainly a not when she spouted off her lines The gurls all came to school wearing their new jewelry this fall They were always having slumber OD parties but somehow the boys managed to come too At Christmas time stuffed animals were all the rage for girls and the boys received pegged pants Exams came as a blow to us we found we weren t the scholars we thought ourselves to be However to celebrate their completion quite a few of us took a round trip bus rude disturbing everyone with our harmonious singing Seven dollars were added to our treasury by our dance Stardust It was the most to say the least' Having made a success of one dance we tried our luck at another Thus the Bunny Hop was presented to climax a wonderful year The Fabulous Freshmen Dear Diary june l954 Our sophomore year will never be forgotten We really showed our splrlt by sponsorlng many buses and challenging class played varsity basketball M V lost three of her students when Donna Cohen Judy Williams and lm West were acquired by our class jim had been with us ln our early elementary years Our geometry classes will always be remembered especially when we had the birthday parties for Mrs Humphrey Also remembered are the days and nights we spent workmg on our biology term papers for Mr Parsons They were certainly a struggle to complete but we feel that we leamed a lot Our Talent Night added a great deal of money to our already rich treasury We re sure to have enough to give a tremendous Prom next year The Sophisticated Sophomores Dear Diary june l955 We lost one of the members of the Kindergarten Klub Pat Roberts who transferred to Emma Willard but we gained Gretchen Klein udy Stem Dave Wemert and oe Starntt Lynne Studer and Dan Henderson came in the middle of the year Our chemlstry classes this year resembled our sophomore geometry classes Poor Mr lgley we really gave hum a rough time' Our class got together and worked hard to sponsor three buses to the Grosse lle game A great time was had by all on the junior bus When sprmg vacation came many of us left to vlslt colleges The last two months of this year were spent work mg on the Prom Thanks Mrs Meeks and Mr Bolbach for all your help' Who can ever forget when the band struck up with Davy Crockett Debble had a coketanl party beforehand and Mimi held a wild party afterwards Playing Spun the milk bottle seemed to be the mam attraction Graduation IS just over and now we realize that next year we too will be leavmg the halls of lvy The joyful juniors Dear Diary june I956 It s all over now but the memories Having completed thirteen years we find that thirteen of our classmates Caroline Carol Tom Debbie Sue Ellen Sarah Clnme Dave Harry Marshall Addie and John have been with us since kinder garten Also 1n our first days of school were Phil Vicki and lm who left then came back Certainly our many years at O H will never be forgotten To quote Mr Brown we might say that this has been the best year ever ay Barton our southem gentleman came bringing with hmm many games for our notous T G l T parties Molly Mclver skip a year to join our neat class and Mary McNemey came back from a girls school We can t say enough about our wmnmg football season This IS the first time this has happened while we ve been ln high school Our hats are off to our new coaches Mr Drake and Mr Kreutzfeld Our cheerleaders looked great this year too especially the new male additions Henry Dan and Stan We have excelled in leadership and scholarship Phil was not only president of our Student Council but also of the Area unxor Council on World Affairs Diane Dave and Stan have always been so smart They really gave us competition ln performing our good solid scholarship for Mr Barber Mr Sattler surely scared us at times with his extemporaneous themes but we ve heard they ll be good for college next year There were many moments of anxiety as we waited for our college acceptances The senior play was a huge success and was shortly followed by a memorable Prom and graduation Many tears were shed as we walked down the aisle in our caps and gowns We can never forget our happy days at Ottawa Hills and we hope our alma mater wrll always remember us The Celebrated Class of I956 ' . . l. I , , ' , If YI ll li ' ' for the best' attendance at games. We even wonfan award for our pep! John Hill and Lee-Abemathy. one of our newcomers. . - z - . ' . ' J . 4 Ili' UIUII Y.- Addle confusm but amusln Fem proficient kmtter But ln the Kexser Klan we ll have a Mr Barber I ve got to get these chimpanzee a St Bernard and twenty socks done Alexander s Raglrme -- --... 14- . .,. Helen mfectxous giggle ve gotta get my sleep My vocab ulary IS llmlted Am I Mxsbelzavzn four red headed klds Only You Band 4 Xa XX y southern hospltahty You Bonme blonde bombshell How tlred of hvm 3 You can t appre bout that' Oh furgeet about clate her untxl you date her Gentlemen Pre er Blondes Charleston Marshall Nllaml he Gwen Rrver 38 7 '4' boat enthuslast Fritz master mechanic Betsy personality plus re l come Thank guckwagon I m gonna work on you Jerk' Bonjour' Cruzszng Down The the car You rc Drrvmg Mc Crazy dnve Sevenlecn K -QE , fi-' 4,1 H.. L, -' ' LM x - ,': Q fc . ' 'u- l ' l xr 'l K l fi A R. N, s. t ' KXRN Q Z e L ja ' ' ' ' .lkh ,P L.. ' f :+I - . ' ' -A 1 u , Emmy aquabelle Hey you all' Who s gomg to dr1ve3 Mzlllon Dollar Mermazd .,,1-an-6 Carolme wonderful letter wnter Hey you klds l got a letter lm gomg away for the weekend' F we Foot Two I I .I oan Webster s prodlgee Now down nn Kentucky Con ness' 'Wy Old Kentucky Home i Donna lnves for weekends Look what l made' Gosh IS that neat Senlrmcnlal ourncy oe gurl watcher Take nt coo She sends me T e Wzld One .lu V 1 ,...+- ...A Carol human typewrnter Thus IS offxclal puck on Sue Hardgrove week Execulzvc Surle gl-15 ohn never a dull moment Harry flashbullo fiend ve Lets have a blast' Wheres got some pxctures ln the dark room your school sp1nt5 ohnny Dar H1 Gorgeous' Dim Dim The Lzghls 39 ' ' . j . , ,4 ' I' TPA fl I ' K 'Y n 4 ir' . JF! '. Q 'V 4 Q LQ . ' , 7' 41,2 5' iff? -, ,r 573:15 ' , , I L gil: LX Xxvgjvig ' 'HE' , x, , L A ' '- X' , I A ,I E- uf ja: Connie letters from everywhere Margie versatlle I ll never Kay European travelgr I met the cutest boy YOU VC te You want I shouId3 come over to my house Let s 80' to See 'U The Things We D111 01110 I'VesIeyan Forever get a fourth for bridge I Love Las! Summer Pans ir' there' Oh what a not' upset' What a panic' Sleepy Trme Cal Dark Eyes 'I 1 'E Pau Bugs shutterbug Nan actress multncolored hair Dan keeper of the mllk bottles Sometxmes I wonder about physics Thanks Sheldon You re a doll' My word' You wanna double W y Buddy Scallerbram Hughl Dangerous Dan McGraw 40 4 a 5 : a3, I 4 .lgj 'ft ' .S -.1 l.' ' KJ II ,E Marty...sweet and petite... Hi Sue...eyes that grin... Oh,I'm so 'A 7 . E. I 3 ---1 -1- A -,'n'.. ... , ohn Hxll bull You name lt Bob Hmkle The Toe Take he s got lt' Really3 How re one l ve got mme I Cel A ya dom 3 Mr Touchdown U S A Krck Out Of You Kun 4Qg,,Q Stan test tube terror l ll uy that' Detalls Coach Whrzz Krds mal, x Glhl changeable names You ln vlm vigor and vltallty Hoo' Thats gnnger peachy' What homework3 m cam m Dr: img Bac To Dreamland pused ll Was jus! One Of Those Things AIICIR knows everyone Are Gretchen sweet and smcere Hugh capable leader Say you mad at me3 l m ln love' Well hl there' l m having ook Managers' But Senlxmenlal Mc choir meeting today Wrlh A Song Coach Toasl Of The Town In My Hear! 41 9 ' , L i ,lo ,I '. ' ... ' .... ' ' I J . W , '34 .Ala if! I ...1 f- If nv a ' ' . ' 5-'72-L ' ' , fo . ,, ia f:F, 2 f H5 '- oe tall dark and handsome Tom Durb a smile for every Sarah quxet and understanding H1 there cool man Oh really3 one Come on let s g lt s a not' l ve got the hnccup Lover Someone To Walch Over Me Blue Moon Qi- Mpuig CODSCICDIIOUS Save Me Molly three year gurl john' Mary came back to us Fan Save Are you dr1v1ng5 l ve got a man Prwalc tastxc' Let s all be frlends I Love Lucy Secrelary Sopluslzcalcd Lady J ff..,M4 iii tw Melmda Mew mcessant talker Bob the butcher the baker Tom sllent type sportsman l ve gotta go South Nobody s No' What3 Mxss Kowalskl l supreme Hey joe c Busmess But 'Hy Own disagree Ta c We Ou! To The Qu1elOnc Ballgame 42 ' v 'X . A by ,B X A X v 1 J l I . i -s. . l . , .U . . , H , ,H . . . H . l O. . . . H ' V .H . . . U ' . S.U , f , t,,,,g 2, In 'g,, NL.. , U ,,,, M 3' ffvi '. x K V V at +' . -it - 7? , V, i Lucy... ' ' ...H . '... ...H - Me. ... ' ' ' I ,I -' Q N X. si. 1 --. I ,my J' ,. to ,H ,Pu I f .2-- W 'k a-nv I 'A '-5 -' ,i 1 . , N 'S 1 Q. , gl 'Q-, Q-:ig X v A ..., xl'-f A Pau Olympic swlmmer o you want some help wlth your alge bra3 How about a party3 Swzm Lzlllc Fzsh Duane outstandmg nn everythmg Where s Mlml3 Tom you ve got to get F X H started earl ner The Clrl Of Wy Dreams Vlckx our equestrlan You re a Pete master mxmxc Go' Go' dlrty blrdl Got that3 Rzdxng Co' Hey you Hammerhead' Hzgh Daddy 0 Dave OH Einstein We M V s gift to OH now Let s go' Black Vagzc don t mess around Let s do lt agann Old Wan Rzver 0411 l X Henry 'Vlarlon Casanova How bout that! I Cover The Hfalerfran! Ellen clty edltor You re kld dmg' Tee hee Co U North western PR PM udy Franklin s top customer Helene was on the phone you kids' Parly Lme 43 . M f 4- ' . f' if f- : SJ I QL 3 1 - ff-. 1- ' , - y 'A A I 1 ,, Il iq 'V 'I 'E x -y Q 7 V xx , x of A. .1 1 ' . -ox! N xly VL . .1 ..., gr V NJ , - - b I . 5 Paul sophlstlcated l m hys Phu Stlc Future Presxdent Lynne artxst That s really a tencal' Do as you luke' The meetnng wlll come to order gem' We re movmg to Chxcago A Prclly C111 ls Lzke A Melody Man Of The Hour Tendcrly Tom Tony Trabert of O H Dave wood workmg wlzard lm gurls by the dozens Tennis anyone3 Get a sllde Oh George' Fasten your want good solid scholarship ru e Racke! Squad safety belts please Davy Crockell I II Cel By 'fer-.J Wu 'Xllml always a word or two udy sports enthusiast There s Debbie queen for a day ey Where s Dnanel Oh now come a C A A meetmg after school you knds Beauty Counselor s on you klds Chatterbox Oh Happy Day best' Sweet And Lovely 44 - ' - 'vfiff' L, 3, L k. y-4' y l - I T by I 1 13 .. . N2 t. my , M A v. 1 y KJ QXXA. .A. A I - , ,.,. If ,ulw , - , v. v . NL 4. fif- ' ef- -2 A , ,fl ' xv . F' A a , ' .1 sk' H45 i . . f' ' e C Al war-4- ' cz L P A055 'U on In M, Obituary 533:-' Fir- Nf- RIP wykkll ll! ' I NAME Addie Acklln Fern Alexander Helen Arthur ay Barton Bonnie Beler Ffltl Betz Betsy Bltner Marshall Bellman Emma Bower oe Bower Donna Cohen Carollne Cole Carol Crampton oan Davenport John Davis Harry Ewell Connle Fox Margle Fuller Marty Grubb Sue Hardgrove Paul Hartman Nancy Held Dan Henderson ohn H111 Bob Hlnkle Stan Howard C-mx ohnstone Lmda Kase Allcla Klrkman Gretchen Kleln Hugh Laughlm oel Levlne Tom Longenecker Sarah MacLean Lucy Mather Molly Mclver Mary lVlcNerney Mellnda Mewborn Bob O Desky Tom Pemberton Dlane Rasmussen DIED Jovxallty argulng constant confusion workmg ln the coal mmes early hours rldlng hls blcycle boredom workmg at a Kroger store dancmg corpulence undernourlshment empty mall box cakeless houses no Kentucky Blue Grass watchmg glrls smoke Ohxo Wesleyanxtls claustrophobla overexertlon lack of dates Mr Sattler s themes underdeveloped negatives wrxtlng poetry weekends too many act1v1t1es good naturedness physics class changeable colffures worrymg puttlng up her halr smglng off key wlsecracks losing his pass to the drlve ln trylng to sell FX collectmg attendance sllps a broken televlsxon set bolsterousness lxvmg lt up studymg readlng too slowly no car to drlve mental deficiency ' .pall ' .t I .-,..t...,u-- ' hs - .--- 'W---..l' .-.,..1-'-- . Jn.. ' A-'UH' . Ku ' - Q' 5... , .. -1' X A ' ...x -1. .K-' ' ' - ML, 'S N : OF: ,I ..,..,.,,....,.,,......,.,............ ' ' ' J ...........................,,.....,..,.............. J .............,...... ..,...,........ Kay Gehring .,..,.,.........,......,..............,......., empty houses ,I ' ......,.,...,..,,..,..........,...t.,......., ' ' ' ' ......,........ , ,.,..,,...,.....,....... ' ,I ' ..., .,..,........,..r.,.r.r....,.,, ' ' ' -' Paul Reichert Henry Rudy Vrckl Rudy Pete Slnclalr Ellen Smith Dave Staelxn oe Starrltt Judy Stem Pattl Stelnberg Phll Stlchter Lynne Studer Dave Wernert 1m West Mlml WllklHSOn Judy WllllamS Debbre Wuerfel trylng to swlm the Engllsh Channel lnquest pendlng walkmg to school an I Q T st puttlng out the Arrowhead dlsappearlng m a maglc trlck wltty remarks trylng to eat a Zombie Mr Fontame s tests stage frlght movmg to Wllmette sklpplng school waltmg for school to open retlcence trymg to bleach her halr a MISS Amerlca Contest UWB SL Xx' -mtl lL Last Wlll and Testament thls our last wlll and testament Addle Acklln do leave my lnfatuated attachment for one man to Anne Park Fern Alexander do leave my kmttmg needles to Miss Sager Helen Arthur do leave my sleepyltls to anlce Engllsh ay Barton do leave my darmg red date book to Tom Clow Bonnle Beler do leave my cookie capaclty to Tito Black Frltz Betz do leave my custom car of l957 to Dud Babcock Betsy Bntner do leave Betty Bones to the physiology class Marshall Bellman, do leave my Florida excursions to Bob Stranahan , Emma Bower, do leave my amoroslty for natatlon to Sally Cushman I, Joe Bower, do leave my countless college catalogs to the llbrary l, Donna Cohen, do leave my Dagwoocl sandwiches to Carol Kohler l, Caroline Cole, do leave my wonderful Culver weekends to my scrapbook I, Carol Crampton, do leave my collection of rmgs to Mr Woodward l, Joan Davenport, do leave my rapture for reading to Louise Jacobson I, John Davls, do leave my good humor to Jam DeVllb1ss I, Harry Ewell, do leave my used flashbulbs to Jay Stecher I, Connie Fox, do leave my never empty mailbox to Elaine Schnltlcer I, Margle Fuller, do leave my mmble thlmble to Ellen Smith I, Kay Cehrlng, do leave my spur of the moment parties to Tam Kahle I, Marty Grubb, do leave my Dior creations to Sandy C-oerllch l, Sue Hardgrove, do leave my mxdmght onl to my sister, Carol J . O' ,..,, . . ,.,.,, , ...,.,. .,.,. . .,..,., E ,... . , , ' u ja H D . , ....,,., .....,,,. ...,. .,.....,,.,, ' ' A Sf . ' v- A svxyt 4 .IXXI lx Vx We, the Class of I956, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and establlsh I, ' ' , ' . I, , . . . l I, J , ' . I, ' , . I, ' ' . I ' ' . Paul Hartman do leave my Willys to Mrs Petersen Nancy Held do leave my versatile verslhcatlon to Sheldon Cousrns Dan Henderson do leave my rug cuttmg capers to Artle Smxth ohn I-Illl do leave my muddy football cleats to Brll Bourne Bob Hmkle do leave my golf clubs to Red Shulak Stan Howard do leave my curly halr to my brother m Crm ohnstone do leave my empty perfume bottles to Carol Anspach Llnda Kase do Gretchen Klem Hugh Laughlln oeI Levme do leave my superlor study hablts to Alan Dybvrg do leave my seven mch splkes to Beth Davis do leave my football management to Dlck Epstein leave my Klngsxze shoes to John Nedelec Tom Longenecker do leave my lce skates and puck to Dave Bertsch Sarah MacLean do leave the car keys to my brother ohn Lucy Mather do leave my constantly broken glasses to Mr Barber Molly Mclver do leave my solder and silver to Dlck Swartzbaugh Mary McNerney do leave Mike to the sophomore class Melmda Mewborn do leave my A s to Tlna Slchel Bob O Desky do leave my well modulated volce to Drew McConnell Tom Pemberton do leave my shotgun to Ned Hendrlckson Dlane Rasmussen do leave my blushlng ablllty to eanne Kabat Paul Reichert do leave my Hshtall feet to ,lay McC1veran Henry Rudy do leave my role as stand 1n for Rock Hudson to ohn Roadhouse Vlckl Rudy do leave my rrdmg boots to my slster Llnda Pete Slnclarr do leave my foolxsh frollcs to Chlp Seney Ellen Smith do leave my crazy laugh to Sue Mlller Dave Staelln do leave my burned out radio tubes and broken condensers to Buck I-Ielles oe Starrrtt do leave my baseball mltt to lm I-IIII Pattl Steinberg do leave my credlt at Mark Klaus to my sister Dlane Phll Stxchter do leave my major ln extra currlcular actxvltles to Earl Staelm Lynne Studer do leave my dress designs to Carol Smith Tom Tenney do leave my tennls racket to my brother rm Dave Wernert do leave my Ford to ,lim Whlte rm West do leave my tardy slips to 1m Wolfe Mrmr WlIklDSOD do leave my incessant chatter to Marne Pope udy WlIIl3mS do leave my hockey stlck to Tesa Rudy Debble Wuerfel do leave my angelic appearance to Cathy Hamilton We the senlor class do leave our senlor prlvlleges and TG IT parties to the Jumor class We the senlor class do leave our school Splrlt to the sophomore class We the senior class do leave our good solld scholarship to the freshman class Srgncd on lhrs the first day o unc rn the year o our Lord Nineteen hundred and ly sux CJAM of 56 ufff -4.9 jff' J Quik QXQSN I, , ' . . I, , I . . . Q I, ' , . I, , ' ,Ji . I, . , -. . .U I, . , . . t I, , ' . I, , . I, , . . I, , ' ' . I, , ' . I, ' , - ' . I, , ' . I, . v . . Q I, , -' J . I, ' , ' . I, . y . I, Judy Stein, do leave the sole use of the telphone to my sister, Helene. I, . . , . . - . . .. . U I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . L . , . . n .I ' f . ' ff - '- X If 6-64 K fl 1' I I -I ,' r .NL I' ' f ri ' v, 1 '25 .- l 4. 24- -J-ff! J,,fb-',.L, . through these learning years 49 JUNIOR CLASS C OFFICERS B0b Ba Tom Clron tfeasurer ow eanne K premdent 1x abat C tO Bla k 0r'e5P0nd1n c vnce presxdent mfgivfiaary Donna Good 1 ISS ser man re geant at arm Cofdmg ,er S retary Date June 1956 MEMS C ass of Heurs To The coveTed T SUBJECT Tnre cia S uke To Thank The en Tnon un maknng our w r Ts ouT5Tandxng coopera success 5 soon ear such a ed almosT a oon J nuor y 5 run 5 array rea uze how 5 r c we 5TarTed school and ma e us would be when we would become senuors he ped mannTann school 9 aT lev sponsorun pe sessuons and aTTend1ng fooT and ba5keTbaKl games Money ra Sl g pro o pe FTS and T e S T1 e c u e AT Chru5Tma nd JecTs nn co KecT on of Tax sTamp9 w provmded a nee y amm Th 5 lm 5 a we celebraTed Th en 0 e T rsT 5eme5Ter an parTy e hughlngh eT and Prom class Tobogg Sennor Banqu h our year was The Junxor on May Tom GT w denT Junxor Class Pres: , A V 'V 2 i E. .'L, Q T M 9 T I ! l T I ' 0 I 5 ! I T .' - EJ ' ' :JA ,, : l Q gT , TQ: 1 '57 : ' iTle l Ould 1' ' 5 fo 3 . . A . . .U . . Ou las ' 9 ' as , d I' IT ' . We l ' ' piriT a high e! by . Q p . . - bali . 1 'n - ' ' I d d The Saie T p shi h I 1 , ' 'm e ' d f 'ly wi upp 'e , e d f Th 1 wiT a , Th ' ' T of Tl. o ll 41' 'Q Ya' N ' nr ,, 1' T1 N5 .rd JS 4,1 Q1 5 -5 ge iv' 'nf J -3' -1'-' fzlsfmw J Carol Anspach Dudley Babcock Nell Bantmg Bob Baron Judy Baunach Barbara Becker Judy Bexshlme Dave Bertsch Dan Black Tito Black Jeannxe Began Blll Bourne Dan Bntz Garry Brueggemeler ean Burch Elizabeth Burns -, A- I . ' Za fr V' Si J 1 a , b ' 5 'V r , s pi Q f-A 'tx V ,Q ., 5 -a H, J .. 17 X XV . . J A li M Y 'ii -4? Ar -.IX -149' 1 m ff if if ka 'f 77 'J' X543 H' 'cj' l KL uf' wo-if Wy- -6' 5,4 ...4-O 1' ..-I an-'U IQ Y P? Gus Carver anice English Don Fox Donna Goodman 5 Sheldon Cousins Bruce Epker Sandy Fromlcin Buck l leiles jim DeVilbiss Dick Epstein Alan Dybvig Andrea Fain Tom Glow Sandy Goerlich jim Howard Bill Jennings Judd johnson Jeanne Kabat Tam Kahle 3 if nd bg' N94 Y slr' Nxa G. W .43 'iff ff' JA. A ,ggi -4' 'Y fs, ff I I 4-ff an ,-, '37 'eff ai .1 gfisg -il l l ,Q 1' of 'Q-Q ,l George Langenderfer Zandra Levine John Morgan john Nedelec Anne Park Chip Seney Ellen Smith Ann Steinberg Drew McConnell Steve Nikazy Ron Shapiro Edward Stoltenberg Dick Swartzbaugh Roi Young jim Wolfe Entered second semester, Ted Miller. Judy Minns Lee Olsen Barb Smith Doug Stone YH UIIU Q F f .Q 15 ' bl. I ,ffm 1' Q K 51 X W Q H' K .x H Asia as fix' K I in K 4. ' U - fm . 5 ' 5 7 ne X956 Date Ju Sggted . :H xclent, S ud Staelin Sty' llimugkwliuer v pres' .. ' xx u ottle h4cPgyv,treasurre- vfer, Stand. lsson' t Cr: lce , Ing: G . 75115- se Pregden ad P rgeant-at t:-jim Whifss. -ar-rns. Ile' NEMO Class o ECT Two and Two To g nk you The members of he eraTxon n heXp The enixr SU BJ Ky 1 n our coop ere 17 3 smncere sophomore cNoss for Y xng mm rove our cXass and Th ugh sc oot e s onsored busses o g mes, resenied bonixre, mannfexn d exceX enf nffendanc a hXeTxc con es s, resenmed ixne 'fade Nmgh so recor q oia o season passe and sponsored 1he kxrsi dxme dance io ter n bnskeYbnX beXxeve Thai a X These acTwvx1xes proved our cXass Tan g an d d much To p mofe good soho M Eam Sfaehn Pres: enf Sophomore Cha x J Lldy Abbott 1raACklm fgtchen Bog an ally Bryant tty Burch C TTY ew-if aI::EeY Cook n Mff.eC28s ' Call Sgggqilham e i l if ,aff 'Z if ws? nf ni ff' -0 N-vi Wifi -.Ay Sharon Doswell Ned Hendnckson Louise Jacobson Sarah Macomber Dottle MCKISSOD Duck Fam ,hm Hull Randy jones Ahlene Marshall Terry Meclder 'JN Q.,-C i fac- Z Lmda Franklin Mary Hofmann Carol Kohler Charles Mayer Judy Muller 4- 5 pt' .9 4--'sv 'i 1 X4 QI 4' 74? Al SI ---xv Q Chns Fulghum Ann Huntington Sue Krohn Wendell McCullough Sue Mnller Y--3 'X' VXI Mike Hartman ules Isaacson ohn MacLean jay MCGIVCYBD Dave Molthrop U -1- S ,. M ,A ' ' 4 J s-.. -.. .4X , 'Tru' ' . 4 lx- ' ' L 1 1 A.- r-G , A . y , -: V -' ,4- . . I xx Q I 'Q' x ' It .l V ' 1 1 Y - ' y Y I: ? so I K P 3 1 1 l wr' , ., Q ' , , .f l' V ag ' 'V X' ' L A I fr Nr n A 1 . 4 s 9' '3 - 'j . f if 1 'fjfi , ,sl .j f of 9 -.Q 'j . I ' I 1 1 ,kr I n H X I - 252 A 'J 'J 4 1 1 12 ,. . . . , J ' J at in gp xg-r -11 M, INHRF Tom Moor Len Phxllxpps Dave Shulak jay Stecher v-1 --1 bf- if 'i 4 'b -4 1 ii? i I Q Nl '5 sd' io! 4'- IP? up ? -qs lv-fy lm Naylor Mane Pope Tma Slbhel Helene Stem Rodger Owen Tesa Rudy nm Skow Dxane Stemberg .ai .5 Gall Pass Elaine Schnxtker Arne Smxth Marsha Stewart 'O' 5 fl gow sf -J ini if Nix 29232 Bob Patneau Chuck Schultz Hud Staelm lm Tenney oan Thelander jxm Upson jim Whlte Nar1CS W0lfC . hr' .5 ' w us, . - xl -- '54 r ., ' , A Q - . ' A V' i A- '3 , I .. 5 I-, Q' I W . V' '-:N 2 -J' .. I , ' i J V l. f ixfgliia e' Q e ' x r4, - -ubr . ' '.v'i?':53E123:. , 1: - k if , ,u -J 4 ,' 'll' -I ,Q V -1 ,MX x JSP. 1'rre , . . 5, V,,, gg i W Ji Y Q 5-f ' 1 , ' W7 'F f X f J J. . . . J. . , . . . . a J. J . . . V, 11 v'r x..f' .19 xi' if FLYT seC' Melhom' es. - Cathy h, Pr. ld, , na fifafyz D'C 1H5-M T32 T0 ' .' identizdgflji. Sta,-:'21::1gBufCh Pri: dle' treasuat-arms, Ilglimxer sergeant- e . Memo TO: Class of '59 SUBJECT: FRESHMAN C on ong way The I955 56 school year h s been The lrsT year ThaT w freshmen ave fu y par c paTed n e a Tlvr les of The high school and w Th hese new acT:v T es have come new respon Tl s and problems Our maJor problem concerning d sin eresTed sTudenTs class meeT IU s was solved b adopTln a sysTem of laws offerlng a s ud hal Those noT wrshln aTTend The meeT:ng e freshman class has sponsored busses a hleTrc evenTs s aged skrfs n p p ra :es an sponsored The TradrTronal freshman dance These maJor accomplrshmenTs and many ofhers could noT have been worked ou waTho operaT:on and class sp1r:T evidence if Jx IT's Til UT The T aT was alwa s Dlck Harrah Preslden Freshman Class 'r- ' Axllr0d Barbara Ames Bursle S hahle nne Sandy Amold Bfiara BolbaCh Joa A e Alexander Carol Bower dt nn Bergman Fntz Ahren Barbara Phnl Adams Duck Bafon ldwm David Ba l L 'Q 0-6 Q ? if JJ ...af l -CYP' 6 '2 i G' Q! v 'Z 4'-s 3 ,-.f J -4' Tom Burns Pam dejourno Cathy Hamilton joe Holtzman john Laughlin Sterling Cole john Duncan Dick Harrah james Johnstone Jeff MacArthur Carol Crow Dick Dybvig Sheila Hart Carol Kahle -Ioe McArdle Nuo.- Beth Davis Butch Deimer George Fryzelka Sally Cushman Bobbie Lynn Henry Marcia Herman Cathy Klaus Karen Klein Karen McElroy Margot Mclver .J if S. i George Medill Hugh Morton Fred Preston Paul Schnitlcer Fred Spieker 1 '- aff' Cathy Melhorn Penny Nissen Bob Rasmussen Bill Sedgeman Bob Stranahan -0 '5 Nui :if 'C' E! -Q 1 Ps' if ,Q 1 Mary Lou Meyers Tad Moore Martha Oliver Hunter Patneau Barbara Rawling Kathy Redieck im Seney Bill Skow Bill Morgan Polly Potter Linda Rudy Carol Smith jeff Swartzbaugh Oliver Todd joe Weisberg ,-- Siu d Da: 'ng Ed H Blll Mont amw hou Mlchefomery ay Vice Se I tr Secre Presld premdenreasure' tack' Segal? n Roa d June XQ56 Date f EMD Kass o hxgh SC sueaeow egg W X her ra e yea nX kou ear af krom fkaw H 9 m sur The S The ear pen schoo are Thxs n has D en, n S Thai has ve been radua ireaeur n he a Noi oraimon makxn hoo hfh ood he bee c ed T n akxn hrxsimns Tee xrX dx a on er e Xx q fhem he ee seesxon orke n ery har DY ive ee ara? homero Our T en anf the baekefDnX mes O Choo xrx 9 any af Thxs ea Thank a er onderku Nas The oooerafxon and work whxch mae Thxs yea ui fnndxn Bonn Roadhous resx en ExghTh GTO T +7 5a w,,, LAL 'ing 11' Judy Babco Ck Tom Balthe r Nan B anhng P atly Baron Dou 8 Black 'lb , K . 3 N . :J ' T01 f '60 1 Knnknq o r ' X cu r e X, e'1f KS f 6 Your ekg g 0 r. Xn o 4 r V e we XX grad- u e O za NX . X' e H 'the re K of 4 5 we S 6 Rn X as Q as ' o e e we wRXX be o e of T Y Xasee e r q Ted. we add o our V a d d ok Nu m ' q C ' dec ' 9. A eommki- Ok g' 9 'd w 6 kuk job ' Q and 5 X 'n , T 9 ' 5 we gave were w d o v 6 9 e ome a 1 6 ,e nk X ga showed n X 1 of 5 X ep' 'T. h N XX, af r e 4 r K5 over and X wanf To v 4 w X c 5 ior axx c ' ' e ' ' so o 5 ' 9. e P 'O T X h ' de J ,ff Q I ww 3 'LAQ s i IIII 'll 60 fx yx b I I I ? K uf Day . . ' egord K On Ren ny B0 ' Ufne Julie Bow Cr Jam Cs Budden X., 5 mfr few. Campbell Epker Hotz Levey Mc Kenna Phillipps Snyder inf .Q . -A 'T Q., -J if af 1:7 X JT .4 S 'JN flu Gin. ,na 'wr-1 qi I my J. Comstock M. Caspari J. ones K. Levison B. Michell J. Roadhouse M. Staelin . Corwin . Goodwillie . Katchka . Lumbattis . Miller . Roberts . Stowell O 'X ,vv sd ,.l uf I . Cousins . Hamway J. Kenyon . Lumm . Montgomery S. Shapiro B. Strater xi 'i 'S-Y' sl T17 C 5 7 4-IAQ -v wed wif Sd ix, V' 4 . Cox . Hanson . Kransberger . MacMillan . Naylor . Siebenthal . Taylor T' . Cupp . Hardgrove . LaFrance . McCready . Nelles L. Stowell J. Ulmer P. Davison C. Harpst J. Larson J. McFellin E. Olsen S. Smith M. Williams Y'? 41 . Decker . Heydt . Leiphart . Mclntosh . Owen . Snavely J. Zuker 61 after school hours 63 John xdr Ibavb . Cyamgtafbelv dtixllctic Cha. On re viso 'Yman ' Presen '1 Phe 1 Joh t - H . n 1- atxve-at-Iaigclmger Ing vice K - ei Bm fvsid Bou Crue rne- sek retary Stud ent Council OSTG Auhe T956 rTK2T95TKOh Bcdy 'ITN DD The STudehT Q143QTTer QKTTzen5hRg Thrown course of The year, T have heTp The STudehT rmqram. Because XXenT co- ved, SUBJE . urThg The TudehT9 To , ' cuT TTS 9 ' h and erin ' ha5 receX T year K7 Q X4 D d many 5 h rarryxng TTcXQaTxo CouhcxX TruTTTu e aeke QOUn5KX T - acTKve par 'Ch STudenT been a very rojeeTs ar kooTf 9- 1 QT The operaTToh whx TeeX ThaT TT hai re9pecT5. he acTRvTTXe5 and 9 T dKrecTorRes and rganK1Tng of hom de' and Mom The X ' many ok T Tudeh The 0 T Da mes, ur T FT Some The 5eXTThg of 5 scheduTe pencTXs, hd, The 9XanhKng o T and DaeMeThaTX go seseRons, and enco h very DBTT VIQEYQ TDaX D99 Dee KT xn Qomkng hTghT9 aT TOO sconsorkng of weekTy aqRnq 9chooT 5pTrKT. RXSO our STu6enT CouhcTT has acTXve Tn The ToTedo Brea STudehT Counc eTpTng Rh The gXnhhThg ok The TwenTKeTh nnuoX NaTKohaX COOTGVQUCQ ok The NaTTonaT Tkoh OT STudehT CouhcTT5. WJ' TT STRchTer T has Presx S T Co Tudeh Scaled : 5 C . Ole B , 'skow .I L. Ol sen' C C . falnpton ,P SF ., 'Chic r. Ilnll. Rv Um ,env R IA . 3pkQr SI - andhw .jJABab cock' T 64 G low B . I Bourn e. S C , lblshrnun ,J-Sko w F V . -. btaclin .J4RO adhougc R ockn Ph 'den uhcTX World Affairs Club MEMQ D ate SUBJEcr Sealed Betsy Bxtner prtsldent Sue llardqrove secretary , Slandmg Stan Howard treasurer Dave Staelm vxce T presldent Diane Rasmussen executlvc committee rep resentatxve ST' fhllhg 7, f XBFVDL Model fl ca .3 GJ! l Q g V51 'V L Tug J.1'w PJ J ldfn ra Fronl rou C Bower Rasmussen Fox Kase Wuerfel Davenport C E Smlth Coerlxch Johnstone Grubb F Alexander 'Vlather Engllsln T Kahle Goodman llart Second rou S Howard Nlcxlernew behrmg 'Vlaclaean D Staelm Klem Kabat 'Vlecl-cler J Stem Klaus Yyxllcmson Burns tl Tennex Betz E btaelln Rexchert Tlnrd row Seney Bellman Crampton llxnkle Longenecker Nlewborn 'VlcConnell Hardgrove Arthur Fuller E Smlth Beler Klrlcman Bltner Fourlh You Levine T Tennex Henderson N1 Hartman J Bower Stlchter Q l T. O. qfirfn l Jlrf, - Hvt 3 -. ,, J- : sJ,Ai, X '4a'1 -, Z r f ' iU ,., fff, , 1 a.a wa.. 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W , X Snr- Hmm. fn -' 1' w,f,d Af, I f-F A 2 ufu, Hi-Y Club 6 C gave .di CXO +C, H1 as ne D310 'lu i ' fandul aflon of H , e ,,x1. , Se Q.. , yUQl e n of9a 3u O row' ' ,. is 6 The AA fel 503-le .A UQ WCW- or Qffq we Tae Hx fue 'mOx20n , anon OU' ,x Fred 'DI xhe CrO nbfap-,T-er DOYERVYYQ bnnl-Eng cjnscuxuf liirxellan aid 5en.l,,OCxu0edh,,nY99lxllnuS the . 296 all lunlor 5 have lois fha Hum meegxlerd Cfllg rel . 'Tle ,nfl rOQ Qui' hO'lO Hfivl gof nd D ith xl, 920, bv '-o'X , D nl +0 VDNQUGZV 1-hfjsg,-,ullceige bcvjee. llrneg gtofif . f 7' ' 4 nbvdrgnsxef bgfovglepfmed F6265 at nb The gl Yea, f e arluch rxaveeoq fhiqg weekfee O. bling ol leur, X V4 GQ 50V mba' ylfa '5 V Q xowle nd me YUQYN4 ,hx th kwrlxnfef . da by mangs were The up-ilxifude tio fy-lex U69 CXU of qfb , XXV he 'J aff? Teen .deaf mv egwa Une . Nl' Y 5x 95 59 - . x9 and K5 D 910 eyihi. Bnioif lhelzhal ll llke fy-ye C vlll :lull Sealed: John Davis, president: Tom Longeneclcer, vice vaO'-llbderg Ol m31ffGe'mDde ine president: llugh Laughlin. secretary. Slanding: john llill. mem xxve Com ,Y have o eau ould n Davie sergeant-at-arms, llarry Ewell, treasurer: Tom Tenney. chaplain. John 1 deny Pjeilcxub Yl l ' Fronl rout' Howard, Henderson, Davis. Levine, White, lVl. llartman. Owen, Stone, D, Bertsch, Mr. Baker. Ewell, Dybvig, DeVilbiss. Bellman. Skow. Seney. llendriclcson. Second row: McCullough, johnson. Wernert. Nilcazy. john Hill. jones. Epstein, Stecher. lVlcCiveran. Bower. Laughlin, T, Tenney. West. .lim llill. Third row: Longenecker, Rudy, Starritt, Betz. O'Deslcy, Young, Olsen, S. lloward. Jennings. P. llartman, Nlolthrop. Bryant. Nlacl..ean. Fourlh row: Stichter. Shapiro, Clow, D. Staelin, Patneau, Fain. Cunningham. Brueggemeier. E. Staelin. Shulak, Tenney, Black, Baron. Smith, Schultz, Nedelec. Fifth row: Paul Reichert. ,lim Acklin. llinlcle, Isaacson. Bourne. 66 Q74 Y-Teen Club NEMQ ys Q T9en -I 7956 SUB 4 Us JEC T ' Hr ' rl r T5 I 5715, H54 , dn.- 15 , 5 f ,,, N: fc, or A, rife S Ja-, 5 -v 'l, ,- ' Sal.: 5 ' .MD U ST ,,,. 'f cfs. are, Svc, rea-, 1 K I 539:13 a,U '0g:,Taf asgemrf' Th? S51 X Ga- Jie T sfn, :5, ' f 5- lie , M- 'G' - '79 1 'fa ff 'U 5 hJr59rlS9Tfm3reSS9w 4,6515 N9,E,aaqd OJr5sxe,' infs airs ea awd QU Nifh gem mewk huge Sugar, ?7eSS Bgy Sh lU5,a!! ,UF ?F vorg far -QQSS F 7-hols WOPQONU Yheffall-C sjd'Tl9'1al hex? i h9?E'Sn: cOj:9rgr. e7rhUSfallC9. Th Gvn 5 I if lgp Se 9 - A ha, J' 5 . Cf 5Wg V 'va A ' Deg Ufign, The h wif, i hm, T5 wg, ' 1 ang' Yabff, rw Zaffw U 5 .f 'He 9' ru, ha A . 1'Vh , -Grfr GCN-5971099 virgo? wwe i whife endapl yld V A ' GG yhfg all fJf5ln9r 'O r97r9Sg -, re uf , f x . . . . or 'S y,T5 H lugs hex? ygar Sealed: Gretchen Klein, chaplain, Tito Black, vice pres- SH Cfub 'ff lf be G ' identg Debbie Wuerfel, corresponding secretary. Slanding: E 'h S Diane Rasmussen, recording secretary: Alicia Kirlcman, M jg, sergeant-at-arms, Melinda Mewborn, treasurer, Betsy irq ie FUI I l Bitner, social chairmang Margie Fuller, president. 9Sfden Sr T -Teen Club wm 4 K N., Front row: Minns, Abbott, B. Burch, Fromkin, D. Steinberg, V. Rudy, Studer, Mclver, Mewbom, lVlcKisson, Ma- comber, Kirkman, Mrs. Petersen, Beishline, Franklin, MacLean. Cehring, E.. Smith, Fuller, Beier, Schnitker, Cramp- ton, Second row: Wilkinson, j. Miller, P. Steinberg, Arthur, Bitner, Hardgrove, Burns, Bower, McConnell, Doswell, S. Miller, Pass, Huntington, Acklin. Third row: Wuerfel, Kase, McNemey, Grubb, Jacobson, Fain, Fox, Thelander. Rasmussen, Baunach, Davenport, T. Rudy, Krohn, C. E.. Smith, Goerlich, B. Smith, Marshall, Stewart, Fulghum. Donahue, Mather, Johnstone. Fourlh row: Carver, Williams, Goodman, Meckler, Hofmann, A. Steinberg. Stein. Cohen, Pope, Sichel, Wolfe, Kahle, Becker, Anspach, English. Fiflli row: H. Stein, Klein. Kabat, Black, Keohler. 67 Spanish Club If lt was the feeling of Spanish culture an tradltlon you wanted the place to have been was the colorful banquet presented by and for t e French and Spanish Club members It truly was a spectacular fiesta of song and dance The Spanlsh I - 1 - -fr- l i Y l OFFICERS Seated' Tina Sichel vice president- Carol Smith secretary Slandmg Pete Smclaxr presxdent Bruce Epker treasurer half of the program was conducted by the Senor Pete Smclalr el presldente All ate much pald dutch and had such a wonderful tlme that the banquet wlll long be remembered as one of the fine annual events Fronl row Wersburg D Baron Patneau Redneck H Stern Kohler Potter Crow Kahle Sxchel Pope Meckler Fulghum Second rom Swartzbaugh Klenn Stem Cohen Becker Arnold Herman Moor Bogan Wrllrams B Smith Englxsh C Smith Axllrod Krohn Rudy Park Tlnrd row lVl1nns Baunach Crubb Levine Held Nllller Hamllton Burns Pass E. Bower A Acklm Nlclver Burch Upson Speaker Todd Black Acklm Fourlh row lsaacson Stranahan Wernert Hendrrckson Morgan ohnstone MacArthur Langenderfer Phrllrpps Wolfe Bryant Epker john Hull Nlolthrop Mayer Laughlin Smclalr Frfth rou. Levine Bower Stone Hartman Whxte Owen DeV1lb1ss Babcock jrm Hull Bertsch Seney 68 . . . d , h Y , - u , I A .U .' I , D I . q -l ,l l N . ,A . ' . I . ' .. '. . .I : Latin Club 0 cers: Seated: Sue Miller, tribunus: Casey Carver, scriptor- Donna Goodman, aedileg Ann Steinberg quaestor Dick Dybvig aedile Sterling Cole censor Slandmg Jxm Skow lxctor Dan Brltz aedlle Randy Jones aeclnle B1ll Bourne consul Allan Dybvlg pro consul Judd Johnson aedlle Cus Carver trxbunus Wendell McCullough llctor Are you convlnced that Latm IS a dead language3 You would certalnly vxew the matter ln a different light lf you were to attend a gatherlng of the Latln Club members The annual sprmg banquet under the dlrec tlon of Consul B111 Bourne was an entertammg spectacle of Latm and Roman culture When 1n Rome do as the Romans do and the Latln Club members did just that hlghllghtmg the banquet as one of the most successful aCtlVltlCS of the year Slandmg Mlss Sager Mrs Sunderman Front row Hard grove Wllkxnson D Rasmussen McElroy Davxs Berg man Klaus Schultz A Smnth Davenport P Stemberg Mather Second row Dnemer B Skow C Carver A Stem berg Goodman Holtzman Morton D Dybvrg Duncan Medxll Burns P Schnxtker Hofmann Marshall J Seney Thzrd row Olxver C Bower Laughlin B Rasmussen Henry llart Bolbach Alexander Rawlmgs Nlssen Burgle Adams Baldwin Fryzellca Melhorn Fourlh row Sedgeman Cushman L Rudy Thelander C- Bogan Abbott D Stem berg Jacobson Burch S Cole Meyers Preston J Ten ney Moore Fzflh rou, Doswell Mclilsson Huntxngton Macomber Franklin E. Staelm B Bourne D Fam Harrah de ourno Ames E Schnntker MacLean Stecher McG1veran Szxllr row Shaplro ohnson C. Carver Brxtz Cunnmgham McArdle Ahrendt ones A Dybvxg Cook Skow S Mxller McCullough 6 uf ' Q . Y . V .' ', . ,... e by .J , . I... : .' ,'. v ,I ' z I! sf I A r French Club Ofcers: ,loan Davenport, president: Tom Tenney, vice presidentg Tam Kahle, treasurer: Jeannie Kabat, secretary. It was Wlne Women and Song well maybe book and only enjoy the galety of the program Just women and song that added so much to the The French Club under the leadershlp of oan festlvltles of the French banquet thls year The Davenport throughout the year brought lts mem traclltlonal Parlslan atmosphere macle the group bers closer to the culture and traclltlons of the forget their classroom struggles Wlth the French French people today and yesterday ohnstone Davenport Alexander Rudy Coerlxch Kabat rou. Crehrlng lVlacl..ean Bexer Fuller E Smith Crampton C E Smlth Second row Klein Fox Kase Stemberg Clow Baron Staelm Tennev Wuerfel Rasmussen Wnlkxnson Fam Fromkm Arthur . , . J Sion! row: Black, A. Steinberg. Goodman. Kahle. Mather, llardgrove, McConnell, Bit-ner, Mewborn. Beishline. Third 70 - .ii -4 .A Kneelmg Swartzbaugh Young Olsen lloward Mxnns Smxth Slandzng Wolfe llelles Bantmg Stoltenberg Vlr Bogan Kabat Becker Vroml-cm Baunach Levme lncar Coodman Drlver Eclucahon You re drlvlng me crazy' That IS undoubtedly and near dlsasters are a part of this process of the phrase used by Mr Bogan when out on the learnmg Ottawa Hllls I-hgh School should be very road wxth a member of the Drlver EdUCatlOH proud of the Hne drlvers who graduate from Mr class behlnd the wheel Though many close calls Bogan s Drlver Educatlon course 2-I-rw, THROUGH STU fsfg, .fo U Front rou Cook lsaacson Fox Nlxlcazy Cohen Belshlme Second mu. Vlolthrop Slcow Patneau Todd Third row 'Vlarshall MCKISSOTI Muller Slchel Fnurlh roue Donahue lluntlngton Fulghum Acklm 'Vloor F1 U1 rou. Shapiro Staelm llendrlckson Mr Began , 9' 1 'M C. 4 -Q W ' xg, -rl N - ., ' A V v Q-.x.t ' V 'Y Q r 4 I L' I Q 1 r - 4 ' ' 2 1 , 3 . ' . -4? , . ai, ., . l 2 , A L ' 55' La . ' , - 11 x 1. .5 -1 M - Q i Nm Q - iv A ll- li . V .. A by ' If - X, , ' A I 1 lu.- fy' , ' 1 Hg' L y , 6 ,rf Q ZR be l ,v g,- y , . , ' all ' , ' ,wwf Z A F, . t I 1 I '. I., ' ' , V 4,R U , T, V. . .'. X 1 -. . A I . rf . Q: . Z is 1. 1, if Carolme Cole edltor Mrs Burkhart advisor Ellen Smlth editor Arrowhead Staff The Arrowhead our school paper IS publlshed bl weekly by the journalism class under the super VISIOH of Mrs Burkhart and MISS Kowalskl Durlng the first semester Ellen Smith and Caro lme Cole were co edltors and Ellen Smlth was edltor ln chlef second semester The cxrculatlon was about two hundred papers and speclal ISSUES were prmted for Thanksgxvlng and Chrlstmas The Arrowhead a member of uxll and Scroll alms for cooperatlon among faculty and stu dents and works to develop and mamtaln good school sp1r1t and sportsmanshlp A' 'PI F1751 rou flrnrna Box er udx Xxflllxarns Second You 'Handx C oerluh Nlargle fuller lllen Smlth Caroline Cole XlCkl Rudx Yfurd rou Bob Baron K u Carver Carol Crarnpton Sue llardgrove Fritz Betz Fourth you AllCld Knrlcman Sandx lromkm 72 lift :F Y . iw N .a J , , - -1 r . 1 1 l' Mesasa Edltorlal Staff F30 fron! row Mclver lVlacl.,ean Mewborn Beler Fuller E Smith Gehrmg Second roua Hardgrove Held Arthur Davenport G Kleln ,I Wlllnams D Rasmussen editor ln chlef Wllklnson asst edltor C Fox Kase Grubb Bltner E. Bower Third row Mr Sattler advisor Wernert Longenecker Hmkle Sll'lCl3ll' P Hartman D Staelln Ewell H Laughlin T Tenney Our Ottawa H1115 yearbook the Mesasa was named after an lndlan chxef who lived ln the Ottawa Hllls area The staff of the yearbook IS chosen early ln the summer and plans are started soon afterwards ThlS year the slxteenth Mesasa has the largest cxrculatlon ln 1tS hlstory wlth three hundred nme books For the first tlme xt was dns trlbuted 1n two parts the book comlng out ln early une and a supplement xncludmg school act1v1t1es after February appearlng ln the summer Mesasa Business Staff QQ 3-,., Front mu, F Alexander Stem P Stemberg G ohnstone Cohen Wuerfel Crampton Second rou, lVlr Fontame advlsor S Howard Davis cxrc mgr Henderson lVlcNerney Levine bus mgr V Rudy Mather j llnll Renchert ODesky 73 5? ' H ss Q f, r . -.-, 'H -' . . I '2 I - Y '73 f 3 y X 1 - W J' 1- K' ' ' Tj V, 4 l 1 l . I l ' t: . ' I W f J si- I 5. h 4 all -1 , A A , I -. l V 1 ' N. ' A X xx 1 - . iz- . A .,I., . . .: , .J. , . .: Assembly Committee Each spring an Assembly Committee, under the guidance of Mrs. Meeks. meets to choose the assembly programs for the following school year. Besides selecting the performances which are desired, the Assembly Com- mittee must also make the ar- rangements for their presenta- tions. Some of the more interesting programs which were given this year included a demonstration of liquid air, the Theater of Poe, duet singing from Gilbert and Sullivan and an lntelligence officer who travelled through Europe in World War II lxnccfinz Addie Acklin 'Vlarty C rubb Sterling Cole Sally Gush man Xlll'TllXxllklDSOl'1 Donna Coodman Tam Kahle Connie Fox loerlich Nlrs Burkhart canme Hogan Sandx lrnmkm Barb Smith C Lllen Smith K in Brueggemeier bue llardgrove Luci 'Nlather Linda lxase Diane Rasmussen Zandra Levine 74 Tom Glow Tad Moore im ohnstone Mrs Meeks Judy Minns Mike llartman Library Staff The high school library es tablished in the memory f Harker A Crow has a circula tion of approximately one hun dred books a week and subscribes to over fifty current magazines This year with the addition of the Vosper Memorial on lltera ture and the arts and the Robert M Brown Memorial on science the number of books passed the five thousand mark Also most classrooms contain extensive col lections of pertinent material The members of the library staff take care of all routine tasks to help Mrs Burkhart keep our library functioning smoothly The students work on and check in books and process neu magazines and books as part of their regular duties bpeci il assignments include com piling bibliographies for teachers and xsorkroom jobs . . O Silanifing: Alicia Kirkinan,JCarol Crampton: Yickixkudy, Sandy displays and publicity, Sign out Scaled Debbie Wuerfel Tito Black Kay Cehrmg Ahlene Marshall Sally Cushman Slandmg Mr Drake Bnll Bourne llugh Laughlin eff MacArthur Jlm Skow Phll Stlchter ohn Morgan udcl johnson Pep Band The Pep Band IS an lnstru mental group conslstlng of elght talented boys The Pep Band only recently formed dlsplayed 1ts skxll at pep sesslons and at all home athletlc events greatly promoting school splrlt Our hlgh school was fortunate to have a group such as thus m our mldst Recreation Center Committee Every Saturday nlght many hugh school students gathered 1n elther the Scout house or the hlgh school gymnasxum for an evemng of fun Basketball pmg pong checkers chess cards televlslon and record playlng were some of the act1v1t1es avall able Mr Drake assxsted by representatlves from each class and backed by a commlttee of parents supervlsed the Recrea txon Center Durlng the year there were bridge and tango lessons Judo demonstratnons tumblmg a Chrlstmas party square dance and a wmd up party at whlch the elghth grad ers were lllltlated RW 4 44, 4ND Sealed Earl Staelm Tom Moor jim Acklxn Buck Hexles Bob Patneau Slandrng Wendell McCullough Jim Skow Randy Jones 75 Gretchen Klein Ellen Smith Sue Vlxller Tam Kahle udv Baunach oan Thelander Debbxe Wuerfel oan Davenport 'Vlarsha Stewart Carol Crampton E.lameSchn1t l-cer 'Vlargle l-uller Betsy Bxtner Drew 'Vlcconnell Ensembles We enthuslastlcally welcomed Mr Snyder back thlS year after a five year absence The lmportance of vocal muslc at Ottawa H1118 was fully recog nxzed and the noon hour was lengthened fifteen mlnutes to glve Mr Snyder the tlme equlvalent to a full perlod for muslc rehearsals The choruses sought to develop hugh quallty Slnglllg and an appreclatlon of good muslc as well as to cultxvate correct breathlng mterpreta tlon enunc1at1on and snght readmg The select group from all the choruses 15 lVl1xed Ensemble WhlCh IS made up of GIYIS and Boys Ensembles ThlS vocal group performed at Toledo Hospital and the State l-lospltal as well as ln the school concerts Phil Adams, Tom Tenney, Gary Brueggemeier, Stan- ley lloward. Dan llen, derson. Joel Levine, Tom Longs-neclcer, llenry Rudy, Phxl Sticlmter. Paul llartman, Bob llinlclc. Paul Schnitker. Barrie Cousins. 76 ,--p ,wg Mixed Chorus The Mlxed Chorus chosen from the Boys and C-lrls choruses had about 73 mem bers thlS year Thls group partlclpated ID the Chrlstmas and sprlng concerts and en tered the state contests Fran! row Kahle Wnlllams NISSCD Larson D Black Hmkle 'Vloore Adams Schnltker Second rou, Thelander G Bogan Baunach Goerllch Davenport D Staelm Wolfe Langenderfer Stoltenberg Longenecker Thrrd row Bltner 5 lVl1ller Mewborn Arthur WllklDSOn Fuller Olsen ohnson llelles Molthrop Fourlh row MCKISSOH Crampton Schnltker A Owen ennlngs Skow Hen drxclcson 1m lllll Levme is J Fronl rou, Fox Ulmer Montgomery Cousms Epker T Black Kabat G Kleln Katcha Secondrou. Rudy Brueggemexer E Staelm Re1chertAcklm Bogan C E Smlth Melhorn K Klein Stewart Tfurd rou. P Hartman S Howard Strchter Young Shaplro acobson Kase Wuerful 'Vlmns Rasmussen Fourlh YOLL T Tenney Whxte Howard Henderson ohn Hrll E Smith 'Vlacomber 'VlcConnell 'Vlclver 77 , 1 24 ll H . . ,. . P Jr- gn ,' . , . ,J ,j. , - I r l , MLN. MHS -I VJ l ' V ' gl., ' .Il , ' ' ' - V .' 4 - 3 -'A V' A vvxjl. Girls' Chorus Under the expert direction of Mr. Snyder, the members of the Girls' Chorus blended their voices singing many beautiful songs. The chorus, numbering over 100, was open to any girl interested in joining. i 78 Fran! row: Black, Kohler, C. Klein, ll. Stein, Kabat, McElroy, Staelin, Bourne. Second row: Corwin, Goerlich, B. Smith, English, C. Bower, C. Hardgrove, Mar- shall, Mather, Donahue, Cohen. Third row: Davenport, Cushman. Baunach, C. Bogan. Thelander, Grubb, Hamilton, B. Burch. lVlcNerney, Kase, Wuerfel. Fourlh row: Bolbach. Nl. Williams, Strater, S. Cole, Cooclwillie, S. Smith, Axilrod, Miller. Fromkin.Fifl11 row: Johnstone, McConnell, Margot Mclver, S. Miller, Molly Mclver, Bitner, Schnitker, Gwen. Ames, E. Smith, Fuller. Fran! row: Rasmussen. Black, Stowell, lloltzman. D, Baron, Ulmer, Nlontgomery. Cousins, Epker. Second row: Harrah. Brueggemeier, Phillipps. E. Staelin, Reichert, Acklin, llinkle. Black, B. Baron. Third row: Molthrop, P. Hartman, S. Howard, Heiles, Olsen, Young, Stichter, Shapiro, Wolfe, Fourlh row: M. Hartman, Davis, ll. Laughlin, White, Levine, lVlcCiveran, Howard, Bower. ,fffkf i L' I A Boys' Chorus Ar the beginning of this year Mr. Snyder organized the Boys' Chorus. Membership was avail- able to any boy interested in music. The group consisted of sixty-three boys who took part in the two concerts during the year. The school can take pride in this newly formed chorus. 79 with a rousing cheer 4' -1 Varsity Team Ftrs! row Tom Moore jlm West Tom Glow Dave Shulak Judd ohnson Ron Shapiro John Hull Wendell McCullough Tom Longenecker Bob Hmkle Henry Rudy ohn Nedelec Chuck Schultz Second raw lm Acklm Bob Baron Lee Olsen Dan Black ,hm DeV1lbxss lm Whxte Mnke Hartman ohn Morgan Dan Henderson Phtl Stlchter ohn Davls Bob O Desky Earl Staelm Bull Boume Third row Coach Drake Bob Patneau Gus Carver Buck Hexles Jnm Sl-:ow Rodger Owen Dave Eertscixf llgoug Stone john MacLean Randy Jones Bull Morgan Bull ,Iennmgs Steve Nlkazy Coach reut e Varsity Season The l955 Ottawa Hllls Varsity Squad had the most successful season ln ten years Under the capable leadership of Head Coach Don Drake who was ably asslsted by Coach Fred Kreutzfeld the Green Arrows posted a 5 3 record After a slow start the fundamentals taught by the two new coaches were aptly dis played by the boys on the grldlron and they wound up the season wlth a glor xous fmxsh by wmnmg the last four games The Ottawa Hllls team scored I96 pomts ln comparlson to the opponents IO4 Much credit should be given to the lxne WlthOUt the axd of these lmesmen neither the offense nor the defense could have been effectlve We are lookmg for ward to next year s season hopmg lt wlll be equally or more successful than Head Coach Assmtant Coach Don Drake this year s Fred Kreutzfeld J, . . .J , i . , , . I Leffermen Fra! row Hugh Laughll mgr Buck Helles m West To Glo Da eSh lak J dd ohn on Ron Shapxro Coach Kreutzfeld john Hull Coach D ake We dell NIcCulIough To Lo ge ecke Bob Hxnkle Bob R s ussen gr Second row Joel be me mgr Dan Black Bob Baron Lee Olse Bob P tnea .I DeVlIblss 1m White Mlke Ha R ndy jones Phll Stlchte john Da s Gus C This year twenty elght players received varsity letters Coach Drake lndlcated that athletlc ablllty was not the entlre requlrement for the letterman must malntaxn a good scholastic record ln order to quallfy He should attend each athletic practlce Sept 17 There Ottawa Hllls Elmore I3 Touchdowns Hartmand pass from Whlte Hull pass from White, Conversions Carver Sept 23 Home North Baltlmore 6 Touchdowns Hxll Carver Converslons Carver Sept 30 Home Ottawa H1115 20 Delta Touchdowns from Whlte McCullough Hxll jones pass Patneau Converslons Hmkle 2 Oct 7 Home Ottawa Hllls Bedford Touchdowns O I3 6-26 Whlte Conversions Hlnkle rtm n Rodger Owen john Morgan Dan Henderso e Bull Boume D ck Epstem g Ch p Se ey mgr unless he has a valld excuse and he should dlscl plme hlmself to attaln as nearly perfect physlcal condltlon as possible Fmally the letterman must be Wllllng to do his very best at all times and sacrlflce for the good of the team Oct 14 There Ottawa Hllls I4 7 Archbold Touchdowns Hull 2 Owen pass from Whlte Rudy Conversions Hmkle 3 Oct 21 There Ottawa Hills 7 Liberty Center 0 0 Touchdowns Hull 2 Carver 2 Converslons I-Imkle 2 Oct 28 Home Ottawa H1115 0 3 Montgomery Local Touchdowns Carver 2 Hlll Black Whlte Conversions Hmkle 3 Nov 4 Home Ottawa Hills I3 I4 I8-4 Rlsmg Sun O- 6 Touchdowns Hartman 2 pass from Hnll Black Whlte 2 fpass from H111 Carver H111 Owen fpass from Clowl CODVCYSIOHS Hlnkle 3 83 i ' : 'n, .3 U ',ji , m w, v u ,u' J s, ' ....... i .,..., 6 7 0 0-I3 ' ...... ...... 6 7 0 -2 7 0 -20 0 0 6-6 2 C 'X I ' . f 'X ' - ' ...... ...... 6 6 7 -26 Ottawa Hills ........,.... 6 0 7 0-I3 - .'.-.4.A--- 7 0 I3 -T2 ' .... ...... O 7 7 -20 I ' Y 1 ' : . 0 6 -32 ' ............. Ig Ig 3 0i30 6 0 0-6 i . Q 7 7 .7 C . 1. 7 , 7 , 7 . - ' ....... I ...... 0 5 ' ............. 0 0 7 0-7 ' N . ,.... ......... U O 6 D: C -' 'X : '. ' : ' . , i, ' llenry Rudy . . . Flash. defensive halfbaclc. Senior Lettermen 'V N df john Hill The Rock Phil Stichter . . . Stic. defensive guard. W t . . . Kkng Richard , ' ' ' ' 4 Dan Henderson . . . Hamburger, lm jgfensive guard offensive halfback and clefensnve Offensive and defensive guard. safety. captam. I z Dv' 519 john Davis . . . Bummy, defensive tackle. N--we . in Senior Leffermen . A ziarh. T 3 Bob Hinkle . . . The Toe, center and place kicker. . 44 ci 1: fi .3 New , ' V' ' 5, .H 4, af. I' fl Y 1 Hinkle, Rudy, West, Longenecker, Davis, O'Desky, Hill, Stichter, Hen- derson, Laughlin, Mgr., Levine, Mgr. Tom Lon enecker Durb Coach Drake' g . . . . offensive and defensive tackle. Bob O'Desky . . . Big Bob, offensive and defensive tackle Y Dan Black, with the aid of an excellent block by jim White, picked up yardage against Montgomery Local. On this play, much to the amazement of our opponents from Rising Sun, Gus Carver ran forty-eight yards for a touchdown. Junior High Q , Q V ,rxk . .1 L . Firsl row: Bud Burgie, Rick Smith, Douglas Smith, john Spitzer, Gary Schnitker, Bill Nlauk, Scott Campbell, joel Zucker, Tom Davenport, jim Medill, jon Davis. Second row: Fritz Ahrendt, joe McArdle. Ed Hamway, jim Budden. john Roadhouse, Dick Harrah, Bob Radcliffe, jon Taylor, Fred Preston. jim Moore. Third row: Coach Baker, jay Comstock, Chuck Faber, Lee Stowell, Butch Diemer. joe lloltzman, john Laughlin, Bob llanson, Chip Decker, Phil Adams, Tom Burns, Jim Seney, Steve McKenna, Chuck Haddad, The Ottawa Hills junior High Football Team showed promise and improvement as the season progressed. The Darts, coached by Mr. Baker, won their last game ot the season by defeating Whiteford Center, i3-0. Although the Darts won only one of the four scheduled games, much credit is due to the effort and cooperation put forth by the members of the entire squad. The co-captains of the team were john Roadhouse and Dick l-larrah. Varsity Basketball Le I lo nghl Hugh Laughlm mgr oe Starrltt jrm Howard Steve Nnkazy 1m Hull Dxck Swartzbaugh Rodger Owen joell..ev1ne jxm White Jay Barton Gus Carver Chlp Seney mgr Cenler Mr Stewart coach john Hull captam The I955 56 team was one of the best ln the history of the school Thelr I4 3 record gamed them much promlnence among hlgh school basket ball teams throughout the state ACCOfdlHg to the final Associated Press Poll Ottawa Hills was tled for slxth place among the Class B schools IH the state The top slx players on the squad were ohn Hlll forward Gus Carver guard Steve Nlkaly guard Dlck Swartzbaugh center Rodger Owen forward and 1m Whlte guard ohn Hull who has always been an outstandmg athletlc partlcx pant was chosen this year s captaln The hlgh scorer for the season was our 6 5 center Dlck Swartzbaugh who was followed closely by Rodger Owen The season s fine record was plalnly a result of the excellent coachlng of Mr Stewart along wlth the lnterest and full cooperation of the entire team 87 - . Z J. .y .J ., . J , A y . ST. eve Vhkazy Gus Carver Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an 6 Grand Rdpnds Wauseon Clay Delta Metamora M V C D S McClure Alumnl Archbold John Hull O H Opp Here There Here Here There There Here Here Here Dic 88 k Swartzbau gh Joel Levine Fe Fe e Fe J ay Barton Swanton Lyons Crosse Ile Delta Swanton Archbold Rossford Rodger Owen J oe Starrltt OPP Here Here Here There There There Here r Hugh Laughhn mg Mr Stew aft coach 89 L! T, '56 - 756 O.H. . Jan. I3 ...,........ 63 55 jan. I4 .......,..,... 71 36 jan. 20 ......,.... 62 39 Jan. 27 ....r......... 65 73 b. 3 ,.,........ 85 68 b. I0 ....,...... 65 58 F b. ll .....,.,,... 66 59 b. I7 M.v.C.D.s. ....r.... Here ss 36 Q , f ,A gi I 9: 6 '56 '58 olw u e t njdd BIIB nIVIg I.. ShIkSeo wokrzpr Ryn y e t p n n y ngs g bsc I T Reserve Team The reserve basketball team had several sur prxslng vlctorles and finlshed the season with a fine II 6 record The members of the reserve squad were shumed around durrng the year The only three players who conslstently started for the B team were Tom Clow lm H111 and lm Howard The firm and lntellxgent coachmg of IVIr Kreutzfeld transformed the hard working and wlllxng to learn reserve team lnto a topnotch group of ball players who wxll further prove their worth m the years to come SCORES Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Grand Raplds Wauseon C ay Delta Metamora M V C D S McClure Alumm Here There Here Here There There Here Here a e Fe e e Archbold Swanton Lyons Grosse Ile Delta Swanton Archbold Rossford MVCDS Here Here Here Here There There There Here Here Fr n ro .' Bob Patnea . Nlilc Har ma . u Johnson, i ourne, Joh or an. ee Olsen, Dave u a . c nd ro 1 IC s ein, mgr., Bruce Eplfcer, and jo es. Jim Skow, Barney Cook, Jim Ilill, lVIr. Kreutzfeld, coach. Jlm Howard, Tom Tenne , Dav Mol hro , John IVIacl.,ea , jim Ten e , Bill Jenni , m r. A n: om Glow. ,, ,, ' . , O.H. Opp. O.H. Opp. .23 ' 24 30 Jan. 6 . .,.. 38 52 . 25 ..,.,.. 30 38 jan. I3 ...,.... 45 36 . 2 I ,,... .....,. 4 8 39 jan. I4 .,,.,..,.. 4I 42 . 9 ,,,...,,,.r 40 38 Jan. 20 ,.,..., as 26 . I0 ....., 40 31 J n. 27 .,,..,,... 44 40 . I6 ..... .... 4 5 3l F b. 3 ....... 49 47 . 21 , , 33 24 b. I0 ...,.,. 36 43 .22 ' ...... ,. 34 28 F b. II ,......, 35 40 F b. I7 ..... ,... 6 1 39 Freshman Team Mr Drake coach B Skow J Holtzman J Duncan P Schmtker F Preston D Baldwm C Medxll T Moore ,l3bRasrnIusEen mgr J Johnstone J McArdle D Harrah J MacArthur B Morgan H Patneau G Fryzelka senl urns The Freshman team wlth Mr Drake coachmg hlgh scorer wlth a total of 221 pomts These boys the fmal games finlshed the season wlth a record gamed valuable playmg experlence and wxll be of elght wms and elght losses George Medlll was excellent addltlons to the reserve squad next year Junlor Hlgh Team Snlder Moor D Smith B Burgle R Smith T Baldwm Third row Mr C-aa coach J Mednll P Hull T Lup hart JeffGehr1ng D Black B Radchff B Macmxllan R Mlller T Bather J Ulmer mgr Comstock mgr The unlor Hugh team under the guidance of Rlck Smlth The hngh scorer was John Roadhouse Mr Caa ended their season wlth a 6 4 record with I43 polnts This team should furnish many The starting six were John Roadhouse Ed Ham outstanding hlgh school ball players way Russ Epker Chuck Cupp Rob Hedyt and Fronl f0lU.' R. Epker. R. Hedyt, E. Hamway, Roadhouse, C. Cupp. Second row: Davis, J. Cehring, J. Zucker, J. 91 Swflfflbul-18,1 Jllml-75 high 0' 0 feboufld agamsf Tense moment on the oul Iznc as l'Vl1zlc shoots m lhe Maumee VUHCU Aycrsulllc game Tournament Results After fmlshlng thexr regular season wnth an outstandmg record and a hlgh ranlung xn the state the Ottawa llllls basketball team entered the tournament grlnd Though the team dld not rxse to their fullest expectatlons they made an excellent showmg before thexr defeat ln the seml finals of the dxstrxct tournament Our HFSI opponent ln the tournament was llolgate and the game was played at Anthony Wayne The superlor playmg ablllty of our team was brought out was they made a decxslve vlctory of 70 60 Once the Arrows had pulled ahead ln the second quarter the llolgate squad as never able to even the score The boys hlt -WZ of thexr Eelcl goal attempts Dlck Swartzbaugh was hmgh scorer with I8 pomts followed by ohn Hull wlth I7 Rodger Owen with I4 and C-us Carver wlth I3 The second tournament game was close nght to the flmsh The lead changed hands many times and xt was only through calm and steady ball handllng that our team elced out a well deserved 54 53 vlctory ln the last few mmutes of the game wlth the score tled 53 53 the Arrows played possession ball hopmg to get the last shot It was missed but Rodger Owen was fouled m trymg to recover the rebound wlth three seconds remammg xn the game He made the second shot to clmch the game for the Arrows lllgh scorer was Duck Swartzbaugh wxth I5 pomts An accurate shootmg Ayersvllle team out played the Green and White at Dehance the scene of our thlrd tour nament game and handed them a 75 53 defeat The boys trailed the entlre game even though thexr field goal per centagg was 40 0 as opposed to Ayersvxlle s 35 0 Ayersvtlle made 23 foul shots to the Arrows I3 and 26 Held goals to our 0 llowever the Arrows enjoyed one of their most successful basketball seasons with a I6 4 record a ranking of sixth ln Class B schools of the state and Dlck Swartzbaugh recelvlng honorable mention on the all state team The annual basketball banquet on March I9 closed the season '3 Ouen s atorzlc jump sho! hzls again at De ance H111 and Smart Xblzzicflgxllggrs yfrisigzljgrso the ball Luth Mary McNerney, secretary- treasurerg Judy Williams. pres- identg Kay Gehring, vice pres' ident. Girls' Athletic Association The success of the Girls Athletic Association use skills learned in gym classes by participating under the leadership of Judy Williams president in intramural and mterscholastic activities Social and Mrs Striggow advlsor was evidenced by the events during the year included a potluck supper fact that there were over one hundred members and a Christmas lunch The club gave the glrls an opportunity to put to Fronl row S Smith Staelm Phxlhpps Kransberger C Hardgrove Snavely Owen Katchka Larson Mrs Striggow advisor Melhom Goodwillie Simison l.aFrance Corwin K Klein Babcock 1 Bower Second row Crow McElroy Rawlmg S Cole Hart Bantxng Lumm Thzrd row Sichel Carver Miller G Bogan Macomber Thelander Hofmann Fulghum Huntington Stewart Doswell H Stem Kohler B Burch Meckler D Steinberg Pass Donahue Marshall Pope S Miller Wolf Schnitker McKisson Abbott Franklin Jacobson M Wlll13fnS Levison Fourth row Bogan Burns English Goodman Baunach Mmns B Smith Fromkm E Smith Goerlnch A Steinberg Fam Kabat Black Fr th row j Williams Mather McNemey Davenport Rasmussen Grubb Wuerfel Fox Wilkinson S Hardgrove Mewborn Gehrmg Fuller Bexer Crampton E. Smith Kirkman MacLean E Bower Arthur Bitner P Steinberg V Rudy Kase Johnstone Alexander ,I Stem G Klein f , Y - Q . X . V Klaus, Bower.'Bolbach. Alexander,'Bergman,'Oliver, Axilirod, Hbtz, Davis, lllermani Hamilton..Gushrnan, Amesi 93 ll 1 Carol Crow demonstrates the drop kick for speed a way whxch was taught for the fmrst tlme thus year The game IS played wlth a soccer ball and IS a combmatxon of speed ball hockey and basketball These girls are choosing thelr stncks for field hockey a game lnvolv mg skull body control and teamwork The varslty hockey team played three other schools this year beating Toledo Unxverslty and Lake Hngh School and losmg to Maumee Valley Country Day School Postures muscle tone and figures were xmproved through calls themes whxch also served as a lead up to tumblmg The group splrlt of fun was always m evidence when the glrls gym classes learned square dances and Amencan country dances These provxded a means of self expression recreatlon and relax atlon as well as affordxng creative pos slbllntnes 94 RLS ATHLE This year s girls athletlc program gow to glVC the glrls a varled range of actlvltles and skllls The first SIX weeks perlod was spent learmng a new game from Calxfornxa speed a way whlch provlded background skllls for field hockey ln the second SIX weeks Basketball predommated the next slx weeks whlle callsthenlcs Learning how to string a bow properly IS demonstrated here Most girls pulled twenty or twenty two pound bows and bull s eyes became frequent as skull nn archery was gamed 2 -. A 1 'Vx 1 1 f. G l T I C ' was well-coordinated by Mrs. Strig- J . D l . X J 5 . Y . . . game of speed preclslon and slull IS an excellent team ame It allowed a large number of glrls to par g tlclpate and became extremely popular Volleyball a vlgorous PROGRAM and volleyball were practiced durmg the fourth Each Thursday afternoon for fifteen weeks the glrls were glven an opportunlty to bowl which proved to be one of the favorlte sports ln the fifth SIX weeks perlod tumbllng and dance lmproved grace and coor dmatlon while softball hnlshed the year for gurls sports 5 1 Cxrls two court basketball proved very popular and developed COOTdlH3tl0n team work and slull The varsity team won three out of five mterscholastlc games and the reserve team played three schools thus year ...1 is The front rhrgh stand shown here was one of the tumbling exer clses learned to develop agllnty balance body control flexlblllty and poxse Melznda Mewborn gets set to roll a stnke at the Colony Bowlmg Alleys where twenty teams consxstxng of four gurls each bowled on Thursday afternoons Th1s sport IS steadxly mcreasmg m popularity for family and datmg fun because of the relax atxon and socnabxlnty lt affords Team work and speed predommated the gxrls softball games as they apphed skulls m actual practice i , 1 W- e g , 1 3 , 4 ,I X 2. 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' ' , Fran! rou 'Vlarle Pope 'l1to Black Second row Nlelmda Nlewbom Judy Vlmns Betsv Bltner Absent Sarah NA8COl'TllJCl' Varslfy Cheerleaders Thls year the cheerleaders under the leader shlp of Mrs Strlggow and head cheerleader Tito Black revlsed the old cheers and added many new ones The addltlon of three senlor boys who became very slullful at turnhllng helped to en llyen and change the style of Cheerlng The method of selectlng cheerleaders was recently changed by 'Student Councll ln tle future Interested sophomores mall be glven the prlvllege of trylng out m the sprlng for varslty cheerleading posltlons ln a sxmllar may fresh man cheerleaders wlll be selected from mterested elghth graders Freshman Cheerleaders Xi 1th the help of 'Nlrs otrmzoxs these L mr mu ons hu ltc tht L ut or the reserxc te im is well is tht frcshm tn squ td md ulll hecomc x xrsltx churlcadcrs n xt xc tr 96 Carolxn Crow lxaren Nlclllrox . ' , - - '. 1 . , . 1, - , - girls improvised their cheers with tumbling trhlisz l 1 'zxcti 'll fl - 'l --rs f H 'x 2 2 ' 2' f z Z .a 1' , -L 5' V- ,, ,V . L- ex , Two four six elght' Who do we apprec1ate5 Our Team our Team O H S Green and Whlte Hght fight' Green and Whxte fight fight' Green and Whlte fight fight' Flght fight fight' One two three four Three two one four' Who for3 What for3 Who you gomg to yell fori' O T T A W A H I L L S That s the way you spell It Here s the way you yell It Ottawa Hills' We ve got the coach' fClap tWlCC We ve got the team fClap tWlCCD We ve got the pep CClap twxcej We ve got the steam' Clap twice We re wlth you XVe re wlth you So fight fight Xve re wlth you We re wnth you So fight hght We re wlth you We re Wlth you So fight fight Fronl to bac Tnto Black Betsy Bltner Dan Hen derson Mellnda Mewbom Henry Rudy udy Mnnns Stan Howard Mane Pope Absenl Sarah Coach Team pep steam' Macomber Flfteen rahs for our Team' Hey rah rah rah rah rah Hey rah rah rah rah, rah Hey rah rah rah, rah, rah Hey RAH' Team' Team fight' Team' Team fight' Team' Team' fmght' Yea Team fight' 97 I. . 'v . . - - Z .- y . . , - G Y H . 2.7 6 . ' X , . 'Q ' 1 ' 1 c Q , ' , 11 ,, as we look back 99 36- 00 1. Debble Wuerfel Ottawa Hull s cholce for Homecomlng ueen rexgned at the Bedford football game October 7 I955 Selected to accompany Queen Deborah at the celebratlon were Marty Grubb. Betsy Bltner, Melmcla Nlewborn. and Carollne Cole fnot ln plcturel in STAIRWAY TO li-I. L I .lzdtlrv A Q Q. Y 3 1 M9 I i 'E U ' M 5.9 X 2 4 .. P I 1 O 1 Q Y . ,' .' .. t-Y I Q Q Q ' Q ' . . I 1 J THE THRONE I Representmg Ottawa H1115 at the Area Student Council Dance February 4th was Marty Grubb Margie Fuller was our candidate for Y-Teen ueen on February llth at the annual Y-Teen dance. 02 SNAPSHOTS Whatever we do O H Student s have fun domg It For mstance AT WORK 9: Wx 1 ll Nolhmg bu! Good Solxd Scholarshrp Do you see? I can sec you don t see wzll get you mlo college X QW t ,J f Say folks la e ou! your boo s Al worki .l T515 15 G 5wlfCl'l' Tha! s no way to address a leacher g P ,- ar :im .q i -. n V VA' ' g re '..7 L' f - Q ! j 2 - 's X H- W ' 1, 2 , u , ' o I ? if ' 4- ' 4 MXN ,,,. X Y ' r Ti' 1 . 53 ' :Q , V Q f ' A 171 A 'f . o i is 'I 1 W :WMM A , . , v tv 4 ' ff' e ', tl 4 7' lo , x , 1 Q A ,YA . A.'::.., 4 fl X X T- ' r.AEf-- .. V Y k kt.. t I WI ! jfs it PV ,fl ' . - f. -f--,, .-IL' -. f J N - V q . - ' And then in those few moments that we aren't working. we play. Of course athletics and their student support are of prime importance at O.H. Oi 9'-rw ,. Such as foolball Wan your battle Bas elball And slarlmg for Ollawa slalzons H1113 who :D Col Fore' Tenms Love-30 And knzttrng Whoop Athletrcs arcn t complete zczthoul cheers 'I0 ,A 04 Then occasionally Ottawa Hills Students attend parties. There are many types of parties. Slumber Parties With no Slumber FL Dancing Parties With lots of Dancing A ..f--x,-.. Formal Parties With Beautiful Formals lk i A E' ' ' L f - 1. is ' Q N I i- 1 vx T I lv gi V A i 1 , f' . 3 X 1 , - A .. 1 L . K I lui 4,1 ,Axx-'L FFA Saturday Nzghl Recreation Center Partzes With fun for everybody With plenty of everything And of course Senzor Parties zncludzng semors 5 t ' FQ - ' 3-' e ' ' 5 r 1 , ' ' ' N s ' - A ' , J . I O ' . 1 . W 4, -at I' 7 ' '- A A, 44' I. S 4 ,-, '-I V xl' .fs . t 7, :X r M H gf , , fx y nf' in 'ff Vf':1 e . ' ' l W 404 OINCMFT NVQ 'l' X av' 4 n fl!!!-T A Tale of Progress On an lntersect of Bancroft Wrth that mlghty mam street Secor Stood a lonely lndlan chleftaln Searchmg for an educatlon Here lt was that ages later A bulldlng would be bullt to cater Tea and soclal relaxation To c1t1zens of thls reservatlon Thls chleftaln great was of the trlbe From whlch our vlllage name derlved This redskln s name was Chlef Mesasa A name that will be long remembered ln the hearts of many students Of a school stlll yet unmentxoned But contlnue we our story On beginning a hall of knowledge Can It be a teahouse falling ln thls land of horn of plenty3 Yes tls sad but coffee comes And wlth It falls a llttle business Now standing lonely IS a teahouse Tlll the dawn of educatlon Wlth lt comes a brand new fad For enllghtenment of Chlldfeh Every vlllage has a schoolhouse And thus to keep up wlth the oneses We here also started teachmg The Three R s and sometlmes others Our beglnnmg was but elementary Stlll lt was not sedentary We grew by leaps and bounds And soon were huntlng larger grounds At last we found a new location For elementary educatlon ELE'r4iN1'Aiy seblooi H THF ,-.1 ' PQ f 5 'K V'W FffufA H 51 gk ,-!..v. Q- - - f ' W . . . . ' X 4 , , l . . . , G . . . h 3 .X'llu. -- ' . s s 5 ' , ' To the pleasure of dotlng mothers. .U I . . 1 g A ..-3 ..., 1 I - - , 1 ' 6 -- , x , if Q ' - f- . , x l I L :4::' Fl nllll I 'i -K .iid ' -' - , -aw. 4: ' K - , m Q . F - l : J f x But soon a need for hlgher learnlng On the Board ltself was dawnmg Thus began ln the late thlrtles The erectlon of a hrgh school s gxrders On a brand new plot of land Once a swamp now filled wlth sand Back now to our lonely lndlan Who trod thls ground where now we pam Wrth our never ceaslng studles Our never ever ceaslng studxes Of the history of the lndlan Why two and two don t equal ten5 What the proper spelllng of thlS IS3 Or why the formula of that IS3 Where now they add more rooms for learnmg Wlth every pence our dads are earmng Oh wlth those meager dollars l could see a thousand Hlckers But yet they give us rooms and tools To make us less and less like fools :i U 039 x97 E11-141r:H.7'TDEFETI'C7 LTL-1 Ig HUD UlTf7 HJ' -E. . ff Oh for the llfe of Chlef Mesasa Wlth no care for higher learning Or state laws thus provldmg For mmlmum attendance Wlth only the hunt before hlm lymg Gr a simple day of flshlng On the shore of Ten lVl1le wmdmg Through the forests greenly bloommg 59. 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' ' It September, 1955 Dear Dzary 1 awoke very early this mornzng as or some peculzar reason I couldnt sleep Oh yes then I remembered xt was September nth the first day of school I hopped out 0 bed wzth new pep and enthuszasm hur rledly got dressed and rushed o t Melinda Mewborn s 7 30 breakfast Every one zncludmg me seemed glad to get back a ter three month s vacatzon Q63 It dzdn t ta e the seniors long to realzze that lt was Tuesday and that the day wouldn t be complete without starting up the tradl tlon of TCI T partzes C71 Excite ment prcvalled around 0 H today f tonlght was our rst football game certamly glad I didn t mzss lt as we beat Archbold and tzcd wrth Swanton C8 Surprlsel were the echoes heard when Kay Cehrmg wal ed lnto a care ully planned homecomlng party I6 l went to bed eellng very sad as 0 H lost the ootball game to Elmore I7 Sophomore boys caught poor unsuspecting roosters God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Poe comes to ll e at our rst assembly C303 The game certamly was thrzllzng tonight as 0 H got 0 on the rzght cleat and beat Delta 32 6 A terwards a group o us went to fehrmg s and Burn s who opened their homes to the numerous celebrators October, 1955 Dear Dzary C51 B I E day provedfun for alll When the cat 3 away the mzce will play 7 Dcbbze Wuer el certamly loo ed radzanl when she was crowned homecomzng queen tomght 0 H loses to Bed ord 26 7 CSD What a wonder ul tzme I had at the homecomzng dance U42 Second vlctory or 0 H Archboldfalls U5 H1 Yhayrlde crowded but oh what fun' I8 ust got home rom the Y Teen dinner and swrmmmg party I9 lst grade cards rt s obvzous that I havent been practxczng Mr Barbers solzd scholar ship CZI Hard work shows as the Arrows conquer Llberty Center 26 20 tonight Betsy Bztners was the scene o congratulations C24 How glad I am to have the Recrea tlon Center open 26 College mght I m more con used than ever' 27 My parents have gone to Bac to School Nxght now the truth comes out' 29 I went to Dotty McKlsson s open house a ter 0. H. beat Montgomery Local, 80 , . ,. , f .rr VJ' '- 'I W. H f a I I 'B' O jf' ' L E+ . k Y . :Sf n . -I-1. .og S 1 v.: D '. ' li ' f C 7 y ' fu y 7---C297 17 ' t , -- f f ' ' ..,mc, . .f . ',i- .x . . f , - f ' ' - - f Z . A . .- D '- ' - , kA6Fg,53I4 f - ' S' . ., J ' . I. yy... , 4 1 7 f ' D h - I ' - .... QD ' ' f 3-. 108 Dear Diary, C45 What excitement when the Arrows finished the season with a 5-3 record by beating Rising Sun. Diary, I'll never be able to forget Mr. Drake's and Mr. Kreutzfeldfs happy expressions when the team car- ried them Q the eld . . . Sadie Hawkins dance they tell me it s my one chance' 9 Vocation Con erences I8 Talent Night Tommy Roemer leaves with high honors 1231 I came home eelmg very depressed as 0 H lost to Grand Rapids 6059 Mixed Chorus made its debut at the Than sglvmg assembly today 245 Vacation' under stand Mr Sattler spent his grading term papers though November, 1955 25 0 H on the top side o a 6l 48 victory over Wauscon 29 Seniors experienced holding a one thousand dollar bill when they toured the Toledo Trust Company today Dear Diary December, 1955 1 Physics class celebrated the arrival o the Mr Doczs little girl today C8 0 H represented Tur ey at the U N model assembly 99 The team ought through Delta and then through the Bowers C211 The Holly Hop The Holiday Ball and The Spznzster s Ball made Christmas vacation worth waiting CZZJ Alumni No Place Like Home for the Holidays 31 ll will be a long time until lforget the un I had at Roemer s New Year s Eve party Should Auld Ac quamtance be orgot 109 ff ,f can gp - f .si 4 9 I 7 k . . . . .4 ' .- '- P for . .. 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W 1 -H. .I ff, A , ' ' f . .106 'll Dear Dzary 3 l couldnt help moanmg a llttle when I had to return to school thzs morning a ter such a wonder ul vacation Q5 Archbold falls to 0 H a dame dance whzch allowed ln the gym was the place o celebratzon I2 Girls Athletzc Assocxatron ta e their rst try at bowling anyone break IOOJ Boo s are bemg lung wrde open as lt s only ve days untzl exams 1255 Exams are over but oh lf I had only ta en advantage o those ve days P S ust got bac rom Longenec ers s atmg party 1301 A clean slate rs beore me as 2nd semester I3 just begznnzng 2 Today the ground hog came out but returned or szx wee s I wzsh l same amount o tzme fl U Margie Fuller certainly did look lovely as our the annual Y Teen dance Rhythm rn Pm fl4QThe shuflzng of cards przzes were familiar scenes tomght at the P T A s annual bridge party January, 1956 could hibernate or the candidate for queen at good ood and lots o QU Sally Szebenthal s Sock Hop was really a bzg success tonight 122 Washington l m grate ul to you or being born today It means a holiday C29 Alas' Thxs usual day passed al most unnotzced by O H H S g1rls'D1ary l must close until time or the summer supple ment Untll then please guard all these wonder ul memorles or me 4, 1 I 4 u 27 - f . if . .Nc J . . . . . k . if . T n It Auf. 5-3: . if . .1 bf . I fa: XA If f f . . . j - . , kf k ' k ' I ' A . . ' f ' ' K , February, 1956 Dear Diary, CD f ' k- ' ' f . ' 'H. ' fum: .' ' f '. .f ' X. 1 n K --- D ' , ,Q f If. , ' 8 , . a pg,,L 1 f . ' J , - ' ' 9' , f - f . w fs : vu. ,P -I M,!'f!,f' 2 V Now we are coming to the final pages of our I956 Mesasa. We can only say that the past school year will be one well remembered by all. As we come to the close of the year, we want to wish you all the luck in the world. Don I gel senlzmenlal jus! say Good Bye' 1 f ll E? 2 Growing Pains Ottawa Hills High School is having its face lifted. Scheduled for completion by September of 1956 is a new addition to our school building. This extension will include classroom space, music rooms, and a multi purpose room. just be patient and watch us grow. Alma Mater To Green and White our loyalty we give, Those colors fair, that we have learned to love: They mean to us these happy, youthful days, When we are starting on our divers ways. And through the years that we are yet to live, While still the sun is shining up above, Fond memories will make us see again, The Green and White of our dear Ottawa Hills, Where now we stand, a grateful, loyal student band. 3 to make our yearbook possible f Slncere Best Wlshes To The Graduates Of Ottawa Hllls I-hgh School We Look To Them For Outstandmg Leadershlp ln Gur Communlty A Edelstem and Son Waste Materlals 1320 Lagrange We Salute The Graduates Students and Teachmg Staff Of Cttawa I-lllls l-llgh School I Call Th efo e A C mplete And Ce erous Educatlo That WhlCh Flts A Ma To P fo m justly Slullfully A d Nlagna lmously All Th Office B th P 1 te And Public Of Peace A d War Wabash Lagrange Structural Steel Company 5050 Detroit Avenue joh Mllt l608 l674 Q ' . 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HARRY S CLOTHING COMPANY COMPLETE MEN S AND BOY S WEAR CHerry 1 2490 1338 Dorr Street CI-Ierry 8 2221 ARROW SHIRTS ADAM HATS ESQUIRE SOX JARMAN 8: JOHNSONIAN SHOES COOPER 8: HANES UNDERWEAR MARLBORO SPORT SHIRTS CAMPUS COATS Headquarters for Western 8: English Rldlng Apparel Acme Boots Levls 8: Lee Rxders SIZES TO FIT MR BIG AND MR TALL O ROURKE BUICK VISIT OUR ULTRA MODERN SERVICE DEPARTMENT IN OUR NEW LOCATION 705 Front Street 300 feet north of lVla1n Street Used Car Department New Car Store 700 Front Street 705 Front Street LE 1225 TA 5390 TA 5713 5714 5715 Body Fender and Palnt Service Compliments of KING RADIATOR COMPANY AUTOMOBILE RADIATORS IOI7 1021 Monroe Street Jack King Chet Kmg 117 O O O I 7 9 I 1 Compliments of OTTAWA HILLS Y-TEEN S S l C llC PROFESSIONAL OPTICAL SERVICE 8 Md A Tld h SCHORLING S COMPLIMENTS FANCY GROCERIES MEATS Jo 468I 3 5w B oldo STAR CLEANERS 8 B I hd Q Prescription Eyewear O6 ison ve. o e O ' ' . OF d Q Free Delivery Service I 31 0 el evue Ave. I I . ancroft i Prescr1pt1on Spec1al1s1s College Bound? QUALITY DRUGS y -I- MARK KLAUS SHOP Lg tL h Ad k CHF l A SALTER S DRUG STORE d T 3047 W t B JO 8334 4 W t C t l FR 1429 JOHN A HILL and ASSOCIATES GENERAL AGENTS u'9 Q AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO LIFE ACCIDENT mm GROUP INSURANCE 2401-I Tld 4 Oh Comphmenis ol VARIETY CLUB BEVERAGE COMPANY and Make our first stop 'I' lce Cream i h unc es + 'I' . 516 ams Street a or ancl De lvery . . and Par way Plaza of PTCSCTIPLIORS + + Junior and Misses pparel I in Goo aste es ancroft ' 324 es en ra G . 5' Q2 an Q s - 'U ,oo uron Street o e o , io .1 MULTIPLE UPERATIUNS PEHFUHMED FASTER . . . AT LOWER COST. . . ON CATERPILLAR 49 TRACK LINKS Here IS rapld low cost producuon on track ltnks used on Caterplllar track type Tractor The BAKER 60 HO machme does the work faster cheaper features twxn pull cyl mder construcuon for smooth even feedmg of saddle All umts can be equlpped wxth posmve stop and delayed reverse and two rates of feed tn one cycle The machlne IS electncally controlled all the operator has to do 1S load and unload the part and push a button BAKER machmes are hlghly flexnble can be adapted to a w1de range of operatlons 1nclud1ng slngle or mu1t1ple spmdle dr1111ng borlng reammg counterbor mg hollow m1111ng and chamfermg Wrnte Baker about your specific job 20 +-o- -ve-0: r 1 'rau- ,: .1 A ,.,. .-fn' , problem Pborl r y fCarm'II4 T crorCo CONGRATULATIONS FROM OWENS CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION GENERAL OFFICES d 1 Oh P COMPLIIVIENTS OF DEMPSEY UPTICAL The Campus Cleaners DISPENSERS M ddl SPITZER BUILDING 'rla HI1 M Barber Shop 3 W B OO . Tld Oh B J WINFREY LEE. ROGERS : Tole o , io Branches in Princi al Cities 2132 i esex Drive o e o, Ohio adison Av 057 est ancroft St. o e o COMPLI MENTS OF THE WILLIS DAY STORAGE CU. 801 Washmgton Street CI-lerry 3 7114 H C ALBRING COMPANY 734 740 Sumrmt Street Wholesale CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCO CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES WHITE HUT DRIVE IN Ground of the Round I-IAMBURGS 2345 Central at Monroe l205 Sylvanxa at Lockwood l-lave you trled the Super King 7 Klng of all Hamburgslll Brooks Insurance Agency Inc COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 22 l IZO Madlson Avenue Toledo Oluo 3472 Collingwood at Detroit I o BUB EDIJY BUICK UU Toledo s Downtown Buick Dealers SINCE l9l5 CH y 1 3165 I 12th t 13th THE TOLEDO TOWEL SUPPLY COMPANY 3Z2EW d HA CH yn 297 TOLEDO BLUE PRINT AND PAPER CO 3l6Sp TICH y3 224 SPECIAL PRICES DRAWING SETS T SQUARES TRIANGLES SLIDE RULES ARTIST SUPPLIES 1 Monroe Street 0 err - Compliments of . oo ru venue Phone err -2 Toledo's Leading Towel and Linen Rental Service C u erior St. e . err -7 4 si' FV gf rffl' F ECEII Fffffl' rrifff ffiili Meet me at the Hzllcrest TOLEDOS FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER VICTORIAN TERRACE For luncheon dnnner dancmg a pleasant evening Brnght muslc good entertamment never o mum mum or cover charge THE COFFEE SHOP For good food qunckly served at breakfast luncheon and dmner and moderately pnced Gufts candles tobaccos sundnes periodicals. CH 3 426I PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Newly decorated our condmoned complete facuhtnes for partues weddmgs receptnons banquets club and busmess rneetungs 600 GU EST ROOMS All outsnde ottractavely decorated wnth prnvate bath Isome with TV and our condmomngl for vnsntmg fnends relotsves or business acquaantances Edward D Rqm Chfford D Rev age General Manager lem Resudent Manager Indoor and Outdoor Parking 6 friiili in MI ,IN ll' llll un I O I I . I . I I . .. . I . , I I I , l l ees . ' . . I I I 0 , I . I I I . I 1 . . . I l 1 1 . 1 1 . . ' n .I ' See HARRY E SLOAN for CORRECT AND DEPENDABLE FLOOR COVERINGS AND INSTALLATION SERVICE Carpets Hooked Rugs Inlald Lmoleums RCSIIICHE Tlles Bralded Rugs of Wool Lmen Cotton Waxes Llquld Non Sllp or Gloss 4227 Monroe St I-IOOVER Scrub or Polish MACHINES FOR SALE or RENT Panelyte Trlm Metals Adh6SlVCS Phone LA 9123 Toledo Ohlo Smce 1901 TOLEDO SCllES TOLEDOS BEST KNOWN PRODUCT NO SPRINGS HONEST WEIGHT INDUSTRIM SCALES FOOD MACHINES RE'I'AIl SCAIES BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 56 PEMBERTUN CADILLAC COMPANY 1415 Jefferson Avenue Toledo 2, Ohio I2 O - .- 1 , u ' 1 O - U O Q s GRAND MOTORS YOUR CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER Smce 1917 MONROE AND LAWRENCE CI-Ierry 1 6227 Comphments of R A Shenefleld 81 Sons 307 SUPERIOR STREET COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES The Sludlu nl John K Wakelm 2237 Collmgwood Toledo Ohlo CH 8 2679 26 COMPLI MENTS OF Un,chwwL Qauqa, 3059 West Bancroft Ordan I9I I EARL BEAN CLARENCE GELOW INSURANCE AGENCY J Your Future loohs Good F QA Telephone 'Q Career w Q 0' Hugh School Glrls wrll fmd nk xutlx good Slldlltb xml lqallldl IJISLS .incl oocl LIILIIILCS for lclw LIIILLIHLIII THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Compllments of THE NEALE PHYPERS COMPANY INC GENERAL INSURANCE CH 3 7258 R W Dlemer 514 efferson Avenue Compllments of SCHWARTZ HARDWARE For Your DO IT YOURSELF Needs In HARDWARE PAINTS-TOOLS-GARDEN SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS-HOUSEWARES 3217 Dorr at Secor JO 4688 127 fx Q X fi' V fb If X x-- - X I X X Q Q . B A . X fs I X U , Aix X X O . X X, I 'I 7 . II ,uf ' l O O ll good place to work . . . good fricmls to wo 1 '-r '- -, l v hiv 1 L 1 L 1 2 yn - 5 A . h . at - I . IIEIIIGRAY KIMBLE 1.-'55 'E Q ousswm 9 4 N Q TAIL! GLASSWARI 255535 gf! Q , 'Isa 5529 F' 1 Klnlraizgugs E 'x I rr O W4 Ego MMS, I FF R Q55 1u?5i1L3 X rxcmfrlm Km Mmm RX- 33 YY if Q MAKERS OFCDPRODUCTS GWENS ILLINOI GENERAL OFFICES TOLEDO 1 OHIO I X. X gi ' . x iq , 1 I 5 I I N- x 1 X 9 Q..-.5 rmnmczurxul Q 1 K X scuennnc 'JW f ffl 4 luv, AND 9 5 ff 'N ,, A Auvmonvs . xl n:cnucAf msuurons 7 f A ,, 3 , YQ EU 54? .X E Q, X F? Q 3 X -. Q, 3 cnosunzs Ano ruusnc snclnmss V- i I ' -J' ' - gg 4? A I fix- - bf OWENS-ILLINOIS N, f, . 'fav gf x V lf' i cuss mock .J , . Q E Q Tal-,w FXJX 5 lg sw- 'fra ski-,J -J M45 15 fs ff A E E 155 1 ' V .,-fy - '- A, V 'Q XX iffy' ' -'f 1 my X if V' : 1 ., M X1 g f N conusnsn cnrons f Q fix i + , mo woon uszs ii 1 ' K ,I ' ' owms-ILLINOIS I U 3 ' nvwooo , N A -XM wa -f Q ' L 8 ' O counmnso ff Y NSULATING PRODUCTS 5 ' - 1 4 ' BX - f H QLE A Y K - ' F vv ..., gg-ij t, E fl I V I 'L' .Q L L f E . -O ., vv O. gr 43 fx 4 lg '. - I 2 i ' I s I ,-4 ' S1 A . 1 'E 1 ? , Z '- - E Sv E E 2 X1 Q Courtesy of HYLAN T - MACLEAN INSURANCE l50l TOLEDO TRUST BUILDING TOLEDO 4 OHIO With All Good Wlshes to the CLASS OF 56 FRANK B KASE PICTON CAVANAUGH INC 518 efferson Avenue Toledo Ohxo RECORDS SHEET MUSIC RECORD PLAYERS HI FI PHONOGRAPI-IS MUSICAL ACCESSORIES KL 7530 2063 W Central Toledo 6 Ohio 129 1 , ' I Executive Vice President l -- ' 9 . Brmg refreshment mio play have u Coke COMPLIMENTS OF 4 MEL s DRIVE IN W LW, 9 S, f-4 V WM DORR STREET AT sEcoR ROAD , Coca Cola Bottlmg Company of Toledo TARA HAIRDRESSERS OTTAWA HILLS SHOPPING CENTER JOrdan 0945 4332 W. Central 30 . . X54 . X ' f X Ei I I f I ll X , X ng vner-fgggwli R ' I ' T ' ' u 'ca' -. . ngfmad Ma..-.4 IOIIIID UNDII AUINOIIYV Ol 'll Coclecofl COMPANY IV CARL S Toledo s Flnest Alr Condltloned Unlverslty Dellcatessen Corned Beef at Its Best Lazy Susan Trays for All Occaslons OUR OWN BAKED PASTRIES AND ROLLS CARL OLSON JOrdan 5306 3121 W BANCROFT B F Goodrlch CONCRATULATES THE CLASS OF 56 B F GOOdrlCh Flrst ln Rubber FlfSt m Tubeless TITCS The Oldest and Most Versatlle Rubber Manufacturlng Company Makers of 34 000 Dlfferent Products JEFFERSON AND 17TH STREET TOLEDO OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF McNerney Sr Son Roofmg Co 1316 CHERRY STREET CH 4 9898 fnlvluj, 511424- MONROE 6: CENTRAL DORR Sz REYNOLDS ROAD SYLVANIA 8a BERKELEY E f lmlofwa f fe Cfoa of 7956 Bancroft and Mlddlesex Toledo Oh1o 6 . 0 A 6L RALPH WENNER'S soH1o SERVICE L the open door to hospltalxty You wlll enjoy the pleasant atmosphere CQMPLIMENTS of Amerlcan and Chlnese Foods Douglas AND BEST WISHES GRILL Famous for Roast Prlme Rlb Beef and Bfollediwsteaks THE TOLEDO STEEL Hot food to take out Ready to Serve TUBE CQMPANY Dmmg Room and Gull Room Alr Condltloned for Your Comfort CALL FOR RESERVATIONS LAwndale 9073 or LAwndale 0138 TOLEDO 6 OHIO 4129 Monroe St Free Parkmg Place OLDEST AND ONLY LOCALLY OWNED MEN S SHOE STORE French Shrmer S18 75 to S29 95 ZIEGLER S MEN S SHOES 502 MADISON GARDNER BLDG COMPLIMENTS OF LIZBETH JEANNE SHOPPE JUNIOR AND WOMEN'S APPAREL Telephone K I ngswoocl 8861 4312 MONROE STREET TOLEDO 6, OHIO I3 . . 1 at . . . Delicious Chop Suey and Chicken Dinners S 1 1 1 4 Make no l11tle plans They have no maglc to stlr mens blood and probably themselves w1ll not be reallzed Make blg plans alm hlgh IH hope and work remem bermg that a noble dlagram once recorded w1ll never dle Remember that our sons and grandsons are gomg to do thlngs that w1ll stagger Danlel H Burnham LIBBIZY OWENS FORD .e ffm? A901600 GLASS 1 1 - us. Tina ' . . ART'S AUTO PARTS BUYS CARS SELLS PARTS ART SOLOMON JO 4676 801 N Westwood Ave Toledo 7 Ohlo Compllmen ts of COLONY MEN S WEAR 2138 WEST CENTRAL Colony Bulldlng Your Bulck Dealer Thls IS an old announcement to many Toledoans gust to re mmd you to stop ln and see the new BUICKS on dlsplay McLAUGHLIN MOTOR SALES INC 2111 19 Adams St CI-I 1 4118 Compllments of STEIN JEWELERS 612 Adams Street The Home of Flawless Diamonds l O , . I C D I o 'l Cl . !Y .gmffa 4 C0mPl1mentS Of A Complete Restaurant Servlce CA FETER I A Self Servlce jay. Luau COFFEE SHOP Counter and Table Service C F d 7lI MADISON ustom urrler an Deslgner Deluxe Table Servlce CI-lerry 3 3412 232 ERIE PASTRY SHOP Decorated Blrthclay and Weddxng Cakes MADISON AT ERIE fb- PICNICS DINNERS RECEPTIONS OFFICE PARTIES LUNCHEONS Any Affalr Large or Small Phone KL 031 I FOR AN ESTIMATE ON FOOD NEEDED 1856 58 W BANCROFT ST 136 Compllmen ts of RALPH SHAWAKER COMPANY Dlstrlbutors of HEATING APPARATUS MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT 17 17th Street, Toledo Ohio 7 C! IQ I Nationally Known for Good Food 6' ' lv O I EARL S SHOES Crib to College 619 ADAMS STREET TOLEDO OHIO I FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS AND SUPER MARKET GH AL FOOD S Cl Ol.EDO 0 O F 082 Ill CIUICIIL 0 W VNOPL FIN M Complxments of ARNE NISSEN S TIVOLI SMORGASBORD 4535 Monroe Street KI l78O Phil M Paris Compllments of Jkuun, jnwnlafm, Byron H. Paris 137 9 66 ' 77 9 0 9 HI EST QU :TY S A ary an is n c Au no 3 ' xn-as-00.1 A. L V ll ytfx SEIV NG TOLEDO ITH .F-4- D'S EST EATS 7 Engl! 14 Q. Congratulahons T Th Class of 1956 Ottawa Hllls Gulf Servlce JOHN M WETTSTONE Proprietor PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone Jordan 0136 Compllments of TANA MARIE SHOES Featurlng Palter DeL1so Joyce DeL1so Debs Customcraft Capezlo s 2208 W Central ln the Colony Toledo Ohio WELLINGTON F ROEMER INSURANCE INCORPORATED Insurance Analysls 405 BROADCAST BUILDING I36 HURON STREET TOLEDO 4 OHIO Phones GA 4926 JO 7l98 Compllments of COLONY RECORD LOUNGE 2177 West Central KI 6982 THE LANGUAGE OF THE FLOWERS IS BEAUTIFUL, LOVABLE, AND IIVIPRESSIVE JOE I. COOPER, FLORIST I633-35 Broadway CH 3-SI39 139 Phone KI 3I3I 1 Wiki? 2 If Q QWJMET THE BEST OF EVERYTHING THE REICHERT FLOAT 81 MFG CO l 0lflfL VLQVL CARRIE WEBER and THE JUNIOR ROOM 3053 W BANCROFT STREET 620 MADISON AVENUE Best Wishes to the Class o 56 from SANFORD S I26 Summlt St -Opposlte Sears Toledo s Leadmg Archery Store Over 30 Bow Models ln Stoc Includmg o EDDINGS o PAR X o PEARSON o BEAR In all draw welghts Free mstructlons for customers Complete Sportzng Goods Department ALL KINDS OF PETS AND PET SUPPLIES 53 Years ln Toledo 141 u f 3 I WOMEN'S APPAREL , I I Q k 4 CONGRATULATIONS FROM COMING ATTRACTIONS- Dawg? College Days 47 I LAm:.:s1scm::Naur,,Ewo E PLD but first ,M of E Vrrxl Choosmg wonderful clothes comm from Myra Janet s See the PICK of the PICTURES Where It S fun to Shop and m Summer Comfort at Toledo s easy to Pay Most DISTINCTIVE DRIVE IN Right ln your own THE A1-RE' neighborhood Open the Year Round f Qgigiigggi Laskey at Jackman Roads 4 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS C iw '::::.':'.2::S In - , - I ,I . I - MESASA PATRONS Mr and Mrs James M Acklm Mr and Mrs Lester D Alexander Al s Upholstery Dr and Mrs Robert Arthur Baehren Photo Co I' I' I' l' I' l' 1 I' I' Y' I' l' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A C Barton Peter A Bexer Louls Bellman Parker M Bltner Robert A Bower Samuel Cartm S G Cohen Richard S Cole Freeman Crampton Sud F Davis Clmton B Ewell Frederick Fox Carl Fuller Robert Gehrlng R E Creunke and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John Grubb John A Hlll Horace M Hmkle Wllbur Hoskln Owen G Howard Hugh C Laughlm Gordonl Levme Durban A Longenecker Marlan s Little Cage Mr and Mrs W R Mclver Mr and Mrs John H McNerney Dr and Mrs Wllllam Mewborn Nei s Men Shop The Northwood Inn l' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs David O Desky Thomas E Pemberton R Rasmussen James A Rudy ssell s Shoe Store Seney Motors Co Mr and Mrs John Slnclalr The Spitzer Book Shop Mr and Mrs Joseph B Smith Mr and Mrs Carl G Staelln Mrs J W Starrxtt Ru I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A H Steinberg Wayne Stlchter Harold Tenney James J Wernert James D West Eugene R Wuerfel 'I4 I C M. . . . M. . . ' M. . ' M. . . ' M. . . Dr. . ' M. . . . M. . ' . M. . Mr. . ' . ' M. . ' . M. . ' M. . Dr. . ' M. . . M. . M. . . ' M. . . ' M. . ' ' M. . . Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Klein, Jr. M. . . ' M. . . ' M. . . .l, M. . ' ' M. . . Mr. . . Dr. . . . ' M. . Mr. . . 44 Clan of 1941 ames Bankey Steve Belknap Mary Broadwell Anna Mary Chldester Frederxc Close Malcolm Crowther jean C Dun jean Ellmgwood Vmcent Fulton ohn A Galbralth Bonnie Gutchess Wxllnam Haas Eleanor Hanley Edward E Hlett oyce Hoskm Ronald Hoskln Karyl Komarek Glenn McDamel George McDermott ohn McNemey ames Mlddleton Carol Mlller ames Monroe Phyllls Ann Orwlg Betty Ann Peters ack H Schausten jay R Thompson Class of 1942 Marxlyn Blanchet John W Blum Robert Bogart Paul B Brooks Robert S Brundage HerbertH Chapman r erry A Cowen Harry Crebbm Alice Gay Crowther J Peter Donnelly Sue Eastman Richard B Edelen Frank Fraser Wxllnam B Greene Mack Allan Grove Alfred A Hahn Jr Betsy Jane Hepburn Bruce Huffman Robert Clement Landwehr Mary jane Llttle John Boyd Mason Dorothy J Miller Edwardj Muller Eann Myers Patrlcla E Neill Robertj Oder Dan H Overmyer O H H S Alumni johnC Short jr Richard G Snell Besse Swartzbaugh Davld Schermerhom Tho john E Thompson Robert Tossell Elizabeth Ward Polly Wexs Madelynj Wndrlg Martha Wnght Class of 1943 Earl Ford Bankey r ean Belknap Carolyn Broadwell acques N Chevrler jane Delaplane Roger Durlxng Byron Fay john Fowler Nma Galbraith Robert Haag Mary Rose Hahn Phyllis Harrxs Donald Hegamaster Richard W Herter Beth Hlett Wlllxam Harvey Langley Joan Lee Wllllam Lowery Rnchard McKinney john Rlchard Muller Marguerxte Moll Wllllam Boyd Monroe Alnce Orwlg Hubert W Paul II Rhodene Rohweder Betty Saunders Lucian Wlllxam Taylor Wxllard I Webb Ill anet Wenner Marcla Wmters jack Zapf Class of 1944 Norman Hayes Bach Mary L Barley Rxta W Barbour Henry Bamard Ford Bennett Robert H Brooks joan Carroll Wnllxam Dlhwlddle Tom Edwards ean Emery Walter Flood Mary Fraser Richard Hxett mpson Robert Kelser Walter M Kozbxal Edwin C Lnttle Caroline McNemey Ahce Mellck Matsuto Nakano Wllllam C Oatls Berry O Rourke LawrencePfaender Lois Phlllxps Marvln Pittman Elnzabeth Roos Nan Rosengarten Vlfglnla Snyder Goro Tahara Rnchard Taylor Nancy Walbrldge Maryory Ward Betty Wexs Class of 1945 Sally Adams Kay Ashenbrenner Bonnie Lou Bebout Barbara Beck Grace Beck Bruce Belknap I-larnet Bolce ames Phlllps Brooks Fred Burgne Connie M Butler Louise Carroll Sharon Clark Al Cohn David Crow jim Crowther Harvey F Diehl Vxrgmxa Eley Peggy Ellmgwood Kathryn Fellabaum Glenn Fltkm jack Flood Margaret Fowler Howard B Gardner Garry Lane Glomstead Allen D Gutchess Marilyn Haley une Hall Sue Hunt George Patrick james Patrick ames Kane Margaret Kmsey Clifford Kraemer Patsy Lucke Robert Paul Lumm Harry Cameron Mack Vangne Mack Wlllxam H Mack J ' ' . A ' J .. . I . . , .l J '. J , ' . A ,Jr. l J . . J .A J . u . D . . ,jr. J . - ' Marilyn Snyder - - . .. J '.' l. ,j. . ' ' J I 'U .. . , . A I. J . . - J . .. . . J Barbara Marshall joan McGreevy Nancxe 'Vlxkesell jane Morfoot Leland Monroe jessemae Myers Suzanne Olander Louls C Pame Patsy Ralrdon Caroline Reams ack Regenold ,Ioan Rexchert Rosann Shaffer jack Shenefield Peter T Swartzbaugh Susan Wrlson Bull Taylor Betty Tart George Vosper Thomasl Webb Class of 1946 Frank Barley Tom Bensnnger Mary Laughlm Bonce Frances eanne Brown ames W Churchman Carolme Crowther Shlrley Ann Damels Bud Elllngwoocl Harold Myers Fxtkm Tom Flood Nan Galabralth Wllllam Glasener Sarah Hecht Nancy Ann Jacobs Ted amlson Lols Lanlcer Gmevera Llttle Martha l MacFarlane ohn Marshall Myron Allan Means Marjorxe Merhab Marcla Mulholland Dave Nlcoll Persls Orwlg George W Saunders Dan W Schausten Dorothy Schxll Barbara Schutz David R Spltznaugle Carol eanne Stevens Richard D Stxchter Bob Stratton john Strawbndge Cam Taylor R Rxcharcl Vosper Sally Vosper H H S Alumni Carolyn Wamer Ralph B Wenner jo Ann Whlte Class of 1947 Barbara Bloch Martha Jo Brettell Nancy Brown Marilyn Clark ,loyce Evelyn Dawson Walter Robert Dxemer Constance DuBo1s Robert Eddy John B Elllot Robert Henry Elrocl J Nancy Felge William l Hadley Llla Hamway Zma Hamway Merllyn Loulse Holmes Richard Kraemer Phllllp Longenecker Ann Luflcm Rohm McGreevy john V Mellck Howard George Merhab james Edward Mmns Mltsulco Mllukaml Margaret Monroe Molly Nexll Comellus B Phllllps Frazier Reams ,I Suzanne Gale Reddlng Rosemary Rltter Robert S Rogers Louis Myron Scher Ruth Searles Beverly Short Don Mason Stlchter Nell Twmmg oe Urschel Tom Walbrldge Barbara Ruth Ward Class of 1948 Carolyn Adams Robert J Andrews Charles Balther Vlrglnla Ann Chapman Hayden Bennett Charles W Carroll janet Bartley Dlethelm Ellzabeth Hascall Davles Allen T Delano Rlchard A Dmwlddle Harnet Lee Fltkm Phyllrs jean Freeman Ins Jeanne Gray Donald Stevens Geer Lenore Sally Groh Paul Huebner Haas Nancy jean Harrxs Geraldlne Mae Hansen Molly Malone john L Kuehn Margaret Jean Marker Wxlllam F Moll Marllyn Merlckel Patncla jane Mulholland james R Newell J Barbara Dorothy Pame Dexter ,I Olsen Gunnard Rubmx Barbara Dorothy Parks lrma M Seanght Margaret Sue Shenefleld Mane Constance Tawresey Patrlcxa Ann Smxth Sharon Elaine Turner David M Wampler Lynn Clalre Ward Paul E Wlllnams Class of 1949 Helen Frances Amold Donald Kneer Bjelke Nancy Ellzabeth Campbell Mary Edlth DeBolt joan Edwards DuBo1s Mary Ellzabeth Elrod Carl Alan Fxsher Edward Alfred Gemerchak Charles Peter Glann Ann Goshla Phlllp Holmes Hendrlckson Peter jay Hoffman Shirley Anne Johnson Annette Rodgers Levls Helen Frances Llttle Esther Ann Lucke Gayl Sheldon Manon Mary Jamce Marryott Sally Ann McG1veran John Arthur Mmns oan Ellzabeth Pankratz Ellzabeth Martln Pearce Carolyn Ann Pfaender Gary Porus Nancy Rose Ralph Mary Glenn Reams Marcia Camou Rogers james Onn Rowe john Alexander Skow Barbara Louise Stephenson Matllda S Taft 145 J t ' . ' . . , f. A ' I , r. . . . J . .l . - ' Bill Dority jane Moody Edward Lee Bjomson ' . , r. l . -I U . J J ' ' . . . . .I . ' Q - J . . 1 46 Constance Kellogg Urschel Charles Martin Vmcent Shirley Elizabeth Walbndge John Millard Webb Class of 1950 Robert B Bassler Joan Bloch Curtis A Brookhart Robert M Brown Stanley R Byron Kathleen Ann Carr Karl Joseph Casper Eric C Cone ames Marvm Cone Ralph Emerson Delaplane oanne Marcia Donofrlo John Lloyd Epler Stanley Michael Evdemon Marilyn Joan Freeman Morns Samuel Fruchtman Rodger Roy Glomstead Richard C Glowacki Walter F Hahn Donna M Hamway Gwendolyn Dee Hansen Howard Harpst Elaine Hecht Stanley A Herman Frederick E Holtzman Sarah Fallis Howe Nancy lrene Kieser Richard M Klein Paul Kohler Edward Andrew Kuehn Nancie Marka LaJoie Sandra Helene Liebenthal ohn Winslow Long Schyler Tuck Lucey John David Mack Dennis David McElroy Charles Geyer Megowen Richard L. Merry Albert Michell Frank Nesbitt Clark Bird Olsen Nancy Carolyn O Rourke oseph M. Paxton ames Reichert Charles Raymond Reynolds Byron Grant Shafler Loretta Anne Stephenson Shirley Mae Taylor Virginia Ann Vosper Class of 1951 Joan Sparks Abbott Lawrence Charles Bandfield Barbara Ann Bebout John Theodore Bertsch Barbara Ann Black Cynthia Alice Brumback Mary Therese Clark Mary Cecilia Dennany Richard Elliott DeVore John Allen Dodge Leon Feuer J Edward William F urst Robert Edward Gebhardt Elenore Ann Haunstem Barbara Lamora Hirsch Marguerite Swigart Jamieson Janice Atwood Kase Judith Ann Kent Polly Elizabeth Longenecker Peter DeForest Lott Harvard Richards Olson Robert Clark Reese William l Scher Ross William Shumaker Walter Lee Slayton Judith Ann Starsky ohn Alan Stichter Ronald Keith Turner John Mott Walbridge Thomas Joseph Welly Anne Paulina Widrig Class of 1952 Patricia Jean Adams Clark Crecelius Ashley Sarah Libbey Ashley Mary Virginia Beck William Hampton Black lll Beverly Anne Bolles Wilbur Forman Brown r. Judith Ann Churchman Charles Kirkbride Cole Don Fredric Colenback Sidney Fant Davis Thomas Alexander DeVilbiss Joesph Gea Duffey Mary Patricia Feltis Ronald Robert Fisher Robert Campbell Fraser Margaret Renna Fuller Rodger Conkey Furst Jimele Aly Hamway Suzanne Rose Holtzman Don Mueller Heydt Nancie Geer Howe Sally Day Husted Delora Ann Lau Gordon lrving Levine Dorothy Jean Marks Ronald Daniel Means Lowell Courtenay Meckler William Earl Mercer Jr Henry Joseph Morns Jr Stephanie Nichols Frank Feilbach Nlcoll Sue Harper Pope Thomas Frederick Reese Marcia Ann Scott Robert Chetwood Roberts Robert Scher David Lawrence Shaffer Edgar Dale Stevens r Class of 1953 Lucy Ann Ballinger Sharon Rose Bexer Nancy Loring Bmney Diane Byron John Leonard Colenback Richard L Cone ane Therece Crampton Jon Henry Deimel Patricia Marie Dempsey Edward Benson Dennis III Charlotte Efller Thomas Charles Ellis Clinton Ballard Ewell Mary Louise Foster Mary Virginia Fuller Sharon Gill Sandra Judith Greenberg Robert Alan Groh Helen Ann Harpst Margo Elizabeth Helnl Bruce McCoy ohnson Thomas lrwin Klein Helen Kathryn Knierim Ulrika Dorothy Kohler Janet Ann Kost Marilyn Leighty David Lewis Robert Hatfield Little Patrick W. Magee Mary Alice-McPhail Donald Franklin Melhorn Tyler Bird Olsen Averala Ann Paxton Patricia Lou Ralph Barbara Louise Reichert Robert Bruce Rogers Charles Rosenblatt Luanne Betty Rosenzweig Mary Elizabeth Rupp Francis M. Smith J Milton Anderson Strawbridge Thomas Earl Taylor Bemard Joseph Terman Susan Amold Vosper Sondra Alice York O. H. H. S. Alumni 1 . '1- J ' ' 1 . I J - - i Dale Herman Brown .' ' I . 1 'Z J . . .1 J . . . , I ' D ,Jr. . . . 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