Ottawa Hills High School - Mesasa Yearbook (Ottawa Hills, OH)
- Class of 1958
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T- -. 4249 : I' U '- 1 2 ,. Ja I :z NV . .,,, f-.. ,f- 4- -f'--3.1--rw ' is :..-ers..-.. The Class of 1958 presents the eighteenth annual OTTAWA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Mesasa Staffs Editorial Staff Advisors . . . ..... Miss Nancy Wygant, Mr. Donald Sattler Editor ........... ....................... E laine Schnitker Associate Editor .............................................. Gail Pass Activities ...... .... C asey Carver, Judy Abbott, Carol Van Hartesveldt, Marsha Stewart Art ...... ....................,... A hlene Marshall Athletics . . . ..... Sue Miller, Tesa Rudy, Mike Hartman Division .... ........ L inda Franklin, Mike Hartman Faculty ..................................... Louise Jacobson, Dick Fain Features .... Sarah Macomber, Helene Stein, Betty Burch, Cathy Connelly Photography .................................. Jay Stecher, Andy Quinn Seniors .... Tina Sichel, Dottie McKisson, Anne Huntington, Dave Molthrop Underclassrnen ........ Gretchen Bogan, Judy Jo Arnold, Chris Fulghum, Gail Donahue, Joan Thelander Business Sta ff Advisor .......... .... M r. Donald Fontaine Business Manager ........ Carol Kohler Circulation Manager ................................. Jules Isaacson Staff Members ............ Jim Acklin, Barry Bryant, Mike Cunningham, Ned Hendrickson, Randy Jones, Judy Klag, John MacLean, Chuck Mayer, Judy Miller, Tom Moor, Marie Pope, Chuck Schultz, Artie Smith, Earl Staelin, Diane Steinberg, John Upham. An idea was born eighteen years ago, an idea that has since grown into a revered tradition of Ottawa Hills. It was in 1940 that the first graduating class decided to prepare a testimonial of their admiration and gratitude for Ottawa Hills High School. This testimonial took the form ol' a yearbook. Before the wheels of oper- ation could be set in motion, however, the Class of 1941 had to overcome an obstacle, they had to find a suitable, yet symbolic, name for the book. To solve this problem the editorial staff sponsored a student contest for the naming of the yearbook. A committee of seniors selected the best names from those submitted, and these were again voted upon by the student body. Glenn McDaniel, a senior, won the contest with the name Mcsrzsa, denoting N one of the last and most pow- erful Ottawa Indian chiefs. Now equipped with a name, the Class of 1941 set the wheels to turning, stopping them every so often to overcome other obstacles, but constantly progressing until they emerged with the first yearbook of Ottawa llills, the MESASA. The Class of 1958 has continued this tradition by preparing a tes- timonial of their own, designed to show their admiration and gratitude for Ottawa Hills by re- flecting the laekadaisical and laborious, the laughable and laudable, life that is led under its protecting care. .f-'4 Table of Contents Faculty Guideposts along the Way. Seniors We are starting on our divers Ways. Underclassmen Every step is an end, And every step is a fresh beginning. Activities StreW gladness on the paths of men, You will not pass this Way again. i r Athletics It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. Advertisements Paths to great business. Dedication ,mA,,.., , , ,N i ffxszg? ' ii iszisijifag www 1 Niiggkfmggg' V M! 2i5flf357lk 1- A nam M. ,wig Mm 1 -ii -F X '13 if its , T I is S W. GIVEN: X, a faculty member of Ottawa Hills High School PROVE: Why X is receiving the dedication to the eighteenth annual MESASA PROOFS REASONS X:ABILITY MASTERFUL TEACHING X ll HELPFULNESS .CAREER X:SMlLES-i-FUN READINESS TO EXPLAIN AT XEKIND UNDERSTANDING ALL TIMES X Q HUMORZGOOD NATURE X:INTELLIGENCE X:MR. FLOYD STROW, to whom the Class of 1958 wishes to dedicate this, the eighteenth an- nual MESASA of Ottawa Hills High Schoolf ENJOYABLE CLASSES STUDENTS' FRIEND SERENE, EASY-GOING ATTITUDE ILLUSTRIOUS RECORD REASONS 1-6. ,1 if gov 3. 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Administration Glancing back over our high school years, the Class of 1958 realizes that it owes a great debt of gratitude to Mr, Ray E. Deardorff, the executive head of our school system. We are grateful to Mr. Deardorff not only because of his service to the school and community, but because of his faith in us as a class, which he has demon- stratedin the capacity of a leader, advisor, helper, and trusted friend. To the Class of 1958: I am pleased to be able to extend this farewell message to each member of the Class of 1958. One of my greatest pleasures has been in watching you de- velop through the years, for you have achieved the distinction of being a really outstanding class. You have compiled a very high academic recordg including representation by a large percentage of you on the honor rolls, your high ranking in the State Senior Scholarship Examinations, in which one of you ranked first in the district and fourth in the State, and in which you took eight places of the first ten in the county. Three of you Won high recog- 1 nition on the Merit Scholar- ship Examinations, and eight- een of you completed the new calculus course, achieving a good academic record. Through your serious and genuine interest in high aca- demic achievement, you have exerted important leadership which has influenced the younger students to emulate your successes. You have, in addition, par- ticipated in a broad sports and activities program, compiling one of the best records in in- terscholastic sports in the his- tory of our school, and win- ning District and State honors in the various music contests. You have indeed made a very fine record, and I am glad for this opportunity to give you my congratulations and wish for you much hap- piness and success. Sincerely yours, Ray E. Deardorff Executive Head Mr. Robert J. Barber, B.A., M.A. History, Dean of Boys Mrs. Helen Braun, B.A. English 7,8, Junior High Chairman Mrs. Marcia Frank, B.S. Mathematics, History Yrs! Mr. Jerry Gonser, B.S. Gym, Coach, Physiology 0. H. H. S. Faculty 1957-1958 .Q , xgrx - X f Num' -, gan I . H ,v J ., ' w V' -na ' , ' ff 25 Y . :Y , 2 Q F, are .Z A ' E iz ' if' 1 -J - F L+-' tw ,e ' .DI inf J ' NL, get L , EE . -,,f.1 f Mrs. Marie Burkhart, A.B. Journalism, Librarian :N V. Mr. William Fulghum, B.Ed. Q Science 7,8, Visual A1ds Mrs. Rosanna Harrah, A.B. History 7,8 ,N gi W Q2 .- 1' w in Siam. , A: V! H fc E, ,J ily... i 5 wa. 1 ,, u 1 21 ai' .f . gd I . R 1- s J 'fx '3 ,Na ze 5 c...,,,,,:.-. 'M is . -1. f' 5 Mr. Thomas Docis, B.Ed. Physics, Chemistry Miss Nancy.Fu1ks, Junior High Music Miss Barbara MacDonald, B.S. Gym, Drivers' Education Mr. James R. Bogan, B.S. Industrial Arts, Drivers' Education Mr. Donald Fontaine, B.A., M.A. Administrative Assistant, Spanish, French Mr. John Ginther, B.Ed. Mathematics Mrs. Harriet McClure, B.S. 9 Home Economics, English 'IO -ff. Q. F ., It X H Q' .I . - H. f . f :fi ' . I? Fis k. ww. V i: : r 3. iff ,H ' T in iE'w-j'r1 ' 3' - ' ,, .,, - , Mrs. Lucretia Meeks, A.B. English I fr- I '- ., , . 5 .i v .4 -' ,?.-3,- -,gtk I' Mr. Donald F. Sattler, B.A., M.A. English, Reading, Curriculum Coordinator W V - LJ i l ll mini Y 1 . .si Mr. Floyd Strow, 1 4. Miss Jean Moe, A.B., M.A. English, Speech, Drama I iw 4 kilt' - , -v I 'K 1 r r 1 f Mr. Carl Snyder, B.S. Ed., M. Mus. Music 'i '. 4,5 -Y-f , P fi, , , L, , ,yah . -4-rgn Mrs. Joyce Sunderman, Mr. Norman Neidermeier, B.S. Biology, Coach FEE Mrs. Elizabeth Steele, A.B., M.A. English, Spanish U l Mrs. Barbara Upshaw, an ,W ..-J . I 5? Miss Ethel B. Sager, A.B., M.A. Latin, Dean of Girls Mr. Wayne Stewart, B.S. Ed., M.A. Gym, Shop, Athletic Director Mr. J. Daniel Woodward mv 1- B.A., M.A. A.B. A.B. B.Ed., M-F-A- Mathematics Latin, French . History Arts, C1'Hf'fS pig J, ,Q lim.. :L ff J- rf ' flfiliffgirs Mr. Karl Worstell, A.B. Miss Nancy WYSHUQ, B-5- Mathematics 7,8 Commercial, TYDIUE 1. First in the hearts of his countrymen Can You Identify These Famous People? 11 - . .- 1. Q ' 2. Tin Lizzie . ,K- it f 1 '5 1' ti' i . -' ff I L 'iz . - ,- I Th X mf ' is , 'e 1' i ' 3. Speak ior yourself, 4. The Journal 5, V: C2gsD1A: 6. Father of Five Nations Jo n. ' 7 S-C fl, y .Q 1 4 fl , N ---' 1 fi fn N .1 J 550' -' W , -X1 1 I .-- . A J K 5 io, 1 r is X v. 7. Shoot if you must this 8. Where men are men 9. Victory for 10. az-I-b2:c2 .old grayfheadf' Escami11o! F? , Y V E bi 1. ., f. . Q 4. 11. The Notre Dame System 12. Brave protectress of 13. The Huntress of 14. The hostess with the John Smith Olympus mostes' 11 I 15. 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Moonlight Sonata , .fx ii,-sig.. ' i 1. 4,42 fi - . L.. 7.55 .-4 YJ, X' -. Let them eat cake. The Maid of Orleans I Q Office sm ff Yeteva Loomis, Ernst Hochstetter, Dorothy Brown, Ruth Colenback, Custodians Leo Hoag, Orville Metzker, Gordon Vebenstoad, William Tussing uh L' .M 1 ,f if 1 I , , 1-' xx' 'x X . 3 ,.-. 45-J Y -, 1 u , y mx w -X-X 6 x L . w f , 1, '. I .' w w if H ,, pm as . 1 H w Y?-, 3 - f 1 ww, fs ! f..:f:,f V 'w'mv 5' 1 ' Li., x x www! sissy V E' , 'sf fu fi? V' , .y.:, 4 , nf, g:?1. .Cla Vi, -e A -cv Jai' 1 1 :um .' x m ary mb We are starting on our divers ways Ear1Stae11n Treasurer Mike Hartman President Tina Sichel Recording Secretary Casey Carver Corresponding Secretary Bob Patneau Vice President 5:-gr THIS CERTIFIES THAT the Class of 1958 has finally reached its goal gradua tion that time of year that rushes upon a senior 1n recollections memorable feelings and mixed emotions Recollections of friends and mcidents of fa miliar scenes and all the deta1ls of a way of hfe i that have become an integral and unforgettable l part of a senior's existence are brought to mind as l the long-awaited day draws near. Walking through the halls of Ottawa Hills for the last time, one is filled with a feeling of ap- prehension that comes from knowing that what 1958 C1055 Ring this new way of life holds is solely up to onels self. On the following pages, then, is the Senior Class recorded here in one moment of their high school life. in J UDITH ANN ABBOTT Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2g Latin Club 1,25 French Club 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. W' ' 7 iw 1 ' 4555.1-1? F' ' fiwg I A Ma- 1 H ' W rfiezfagigifikry 1, 'Q .nigga H' - - ' J. Xu - L SE, J 'a ge W M 'sr 4 .l zliwfsff J UDITH J O ARNOLD Burnham High School, Sylvania, Ohio 1,2,3g Girls' Chorus 4g Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 4g Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. - .L-J, , JAMES MONTGOMERY ACKLIN Class Vice-President 33 Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 4, Treasurer 4g Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g A'Cappe11a Choir lg Boys' Ensemble 4g Mixed Ensemble 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Pep Band 1,2, 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1. Q we g 4 'Esif W 'i ' ' GRETCHEN SIMMONS BOGAN Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Latin Club 1,23 Spanish Club 33 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. - W x. 4 I LAURINA JUNE BIEFELD Granville High School, Granville, Ohio, 1,2,3g Girls' Chorus 4g Mixed Chorus 45 Y-Teens 45 Arrowhead Staff 4g Library Staff 4. '?f' BARRY LEROY BRYANT Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Af- fairs 4, Vice-President 4g Spanish Club 1,2,3g Football 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Golf l,2,3,4g Mesasa Business Staff 4. BETTY ANN BURCH Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 4, G.A.A. 1,2,4g Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3, Secretary 3, Arrowhead Staff 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Arrowhead Award 1. -Q '11 1 CARLEEN KIRKBRIDE CARVER Class Treasurer 1, Class Corre- sponding Secretary 3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Ser- geant-at-arms 45 G.A.A. 1,2g Latin Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Treasurer' 3 g Spanish Club 3, Arrowhead Staff 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, 1 3? f is . :T ' SUSAN RUTH BURTON Park Ridge High School, Park Ridge, New Jersey 15 Memorial Ju- nior High School, Lyndhurst, Ohio lg Brush High School, Lyndhurst, Ohio 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 4, Y-Teens 45 Council on World Affairs 4. rx 1 .4 nf v, iw ww .. H, :-f- ffm . m r E N S 1 it we i u egg: , i H H it W 5- mg - is 1, , ww Z as - fu S N, 1, CATHERINE CONNELLY Shaker Heights High School, Shak- er Heights, Ohio 1,2,3g G.A.A. 45 Art Club 4, Arrowhead Staff 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. 5, Ru 4 ,J - , ' ,M l CORYN N CLARK Beaumont High School, Beaumont, Texas 1,2,3. GEORGE BERNARD COOK Boys' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Ensemble 4g Mixed Ensem- ble 45 Hi-Y 45 Council on World Af- fairs 4g Latin Club l,2g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Golf 1,2. MICHAEL FIORITTO CUNNINGHAM Boys' chorus 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Latin Club 1,2g Jets Club 3g Baseball 2. ,Uwe 'G' RICHARD SHINBACH FAIN Boys' Chorus 3g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Affairs 2,3,4g Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 35 Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 3g Arrowhead Staff 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. GAIL PATRICIA DONAHUE Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,4g Latin Club lg Spanish Club 3g Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. 'wa CARMA CHRISTINE FULGHUM Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Latin Club 35 Projection Club 3,45 Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4. 5 'iii .7 wg. -W , LINDA CAMPBELL FRANKLIN Girls' Chorus 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 35 Arrowhead Staff 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. l 51.152 ' ' II . , , ,556 2 WILLARD HERBERT GREEN Perrysburg High School, Perrys- burg, Ohio 1,35 Howe Military School, Howe, Indiana 25 Boys' Chorus 45 Hi-Y 45 Arrowhead Staff 44 5 MICHAEL ALAN HARTMAN Class President 4, Class Treasurer 3g Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Boys' Ensemble 4g Mixed En- semble 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Affairs 2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g Assembly Committee 2g Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Basket- ball l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 2g Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. v 'N JF' A JAMES SERRELS HILL Boys' Chorus 2,4g Mixed Chorus 2, 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Af- fairs 2,3,4g Spanish Club l,2,3g Foot- ball l,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Base- ball lg Tennis 2,3,4g Mesasa Busi- ness Staff 4. . NIELS EDWIN HENDRICKSON Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Boys' Ensemble 4g Mixed En- semble 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Affairs 4g Spanish Club l,2g Mesasa Business Staff 4. ?E?3'5'f.'f 3. J ULES JOSEPH ISAACSON Mixed Chorus lg Hi-Y 2g Council on World Affairs 4g Spanish Club 1,2,3g Mesasa Business Staff 4, Cir- culation Manager 4. who :Zz 1 Q YJ.- 7 H. QS: is Qu. i, Ji: 1-93.- EURILLA ANNE HUNTINGTON Girls' Chorus l,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,4g Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. 516.- LOUISE INGRID JACOBSON Girls' Chorus l,2g Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,25 Coun- cil on World Affairs 1,2,3g Latin Club l,2,3g Art Club 35 Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4g Arrowhead Award 1. A I M, RANDAL MCGREGOR JONES Terrace Park High School, Terrace Park, Ohio lg Boys' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chap- lain 45 Council on World Affairs 43 Latin Club 2g Spanish Club 35 Pep Band 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Basket- ball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. CAROL SUE KOHLER Girls' Chorus l,2,3g Mixed Chorus lg Y-Teens 2,3g G.A.A. l,2g Spanish Club 1,2,3g Mesasa Business Staff 4, Business Manager 4. .T YM ,WA .-aww J UDITH ARLENE KLAG DeVilbiss High School, Toledo Ohio l,2,3g Y-Teens 4g G.A.A. 4 Mesasa Business Staff 4. JOHN ANDERSON MacLEAN Boys' Chorus 1,2,3 5 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice- President 45 Council on World Af- fairs 35 Latin Club 1,25 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,35 Track 25 Tennis 45 Mesasa Business Staff 4. PATRICIA ANNE LEMON Perrysburg High School, Perrys- burg, Ohio 1,25 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 French Club 3. w,-1..-'f-vnaiff QT' L , 1-.gm -np, ,.,luml,'l 1,1,,, hfz, ig ' 1 -, E.. , 1. wg, - ,- , 1 is V M. SARAH BENEDICT MACOMBER Class Secretary 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' En- semble 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Y- Teens 2,3,4, Social Chairman 45 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Latin Club 1,25 Span- ish Club 35 Cheerleader 1,25 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. AHLENE EDITH MARSHALL Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Chaplain 3g G.A.A. 1,2,4g Art Club 3,4, Vice- President 35 Latin Club 1,2 g French Club 3g Assembly Committee,3g Re- creation Committee 2g Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 45 Arrowhead Award 1. - H- :J - s W STANLEY JAMES MCGIVERAN Boys' Chorus 25 Hi-Y 2,3,4g Latin Club 1,2g Basketball 15 Track 3. 5 ..,a . R W ini, Sv? wt CHARLES RICHARD MAYER DeVi1biss High School, Toledo, Ohio lg Boys' Chorus 2,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Spanish Club 2g Mesasa Business Staff 4. se., .... E .E iii, W-, . saizjeja- QE: 1xu,b,,lQY ' V, 22225: ii ' 1- lEEE'i'EEEIEEf5EEEEEE ' ' H H, V 1-.V ' ,l E5 JUDITH ANN MILLER Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,4g Span- ish Club 1,2,3g Mesasa Business StaH 4. 1-, , DOROTHY FREEMAN McKISSON Class Treasurer 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' En- semble 3,4g Mixed Ensemble 3,4g Y- Teens 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Sec- retary 4g G.A.A. 1,2g Latin Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Assembly Com- mittee 4g Recreation Committee 3' Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. 7 SUSAN FLORENCE MILLER Class Secretary 2,3g Class Treasur- er lg Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 2,3, 4g Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Treasurer 4g G.A.A. 1,2,4g Latin Club l,2g French Club 35 Art Club 3,4, President 4g Cheerleader 3,4, Head Cheerleader 4g Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 45 Arrowhead Award 1. DAVID CHARLES MOLTHROP Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Boys' Ensemble 3,4g Mixed Ensemble 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Affairs 3,4g Spanish Club l,2g Projection Club 35 Pep Band 3,4g Football Manager 35 Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Tennis 2,3,4g Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. -ma? JAMES MOSER NAYLOR Spanish Club 35 Jets Club 3. THOMAS ROSS MOOR Boys' Chorus 1,2,4g Mixed Chorus lg Hi-Y 4g Latin Club l,2g Chess Club 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2, 3,4g Mesasa Business Staff 4. GAIL BERNICE PASS Class Vice-President 25 Student Council 1,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Y- Teens 2,35 G.A.A. 2,45 Council on World Affairs 15 Spanish Club 1,2, 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Asso- ciate Editor 45 Freshman Star Award 1. ' mul V ' l ffff-2 RODGER RUESS OWEN Student Council 25 Boys' Chorus 1 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3 President 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Arrow- head Staff 3. F f ii 5 ,.,, , M: Y . Y H ,. , is A 1, if 16, -ld' nk- Ev ROBERT AUSTIN PATNEAU Class Vice-President 1,45 ,Hi-Y 2,3, 45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Pep Band 25 Football 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,3,4. MARIE LANDON POPE Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,4, President 45 Spanish Club 1,25 French Club 35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Mesasa Business Staff 4. YQ, 'T- THERESA LOUISE RUDY Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus lg Y-Teens 2,3,4, President 45 G.A.A. l,2,4g Spanish Club 1,25 French Club 35 Arrowhead Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. 5 tifentll , , ,I ,J , .I :..55 5 F Ee Ls 4 ?f?iT'f,'T' ANDREW JOSEPH QUINN Libbey High School, Toledo, Ohio 1, St. Francis de Sales High School, Toledo, Ohio 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Jets Club 3, Recreation Committee 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. EF 1 kai CHARLES EDWARD SCHULTZ Class Sergeant-at-arms lg Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 45 Latin Club l,2g Football l,2,3,4g Basketball lg Baseball l,2,3,4g Mesasa Business Staff 4. 31 Y ELAINE ELIZABETH SCHNITKER Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3g G.A.A. l,2,4g Council on World Affairs lg Latin Club 1,23 French Club 3, Treasurer 3g Cheerleader 3,45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Editor-in- Chief 4g Arrowhead Award l. DAVID SHULAK Boys' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 3g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Spanish Club lg Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Golf l,2, 3,45 Arrowhead Staff 45 Mesasa Business Staff 4. MARGARET LEE SICHEL Class Secretary 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,4, So- cial Chairman 4g Council on World Affairs lg Spanish Club 1,2,3, Vice- President 2, Secretary lg Recrea- tion Committee 4g Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Arrowhead Award 1. ARTHUR REINHARDT SMITH III Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Council on World Affairs 4, Latin Club 1,2,3g Jets Club 4, Recreation Committee 2, Mesasa Business Staff. JAMES ROBERT SKOW Class President 1,3, Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 2,3,4, President 4g Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,35 Latin Club 1,2,3g Pep Band 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball lg Ar- rowhead Award 1. Q-. JOSEPH DAY STECHER Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Af fairs 35 Latin Club 1,23 Jets Club 35 Basketball Manager lg Mesasa Edi torial Staff 4. li '- 4-gg! EARL HUDSON STAELIN Class President 2, Class Treasurer 3,4g Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 3g Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Council on World Affairs 1,2,3,4, President 4g Latin Club l,2,3, Vice-President 35 Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Assembly Com- mittee lg Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2g Golf 1,2,3,4g Mesasa Busi- ness Staff 4g Freshman Star Award 1. 3 HELENE MARGOT STEIN Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,25 Council on World Affairs 35 Span- ish Club 1,2,3g Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. DIANE RUTH STEINBERG Girls' Chorus 35 Y-Teens 253,45 G.A.A. l,2,45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 35 Library Staff 35 Mesasa Business Staff 4. JAMES CLIFFORD TENN EY Boys' Chorus l,2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,3,45 La- tin Club l,25 French Club 35 Chess Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Tennis l,2,3,4. b Las M i ,fs in 1 , 5,5 QP MARSHA LYN STEWART Girls' Chorus 2,3545 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A. A. l,2,45 French Club 35 Recreation Committee 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. 54 T W4 .LWB 1- : : ...... 41 :. - HER -..Hg 593 5 zw 1 , J,f:asfIf , 1 - 1 12,15 '-' lj' Q 1, V -.Q V, f N -' 'V Y E,aW. , l - -,, : E 4 DAVID MORRIS TOROK Beaver High School, Beaver, Penn- sylvania lg Whitmer High School, Toledo, Ohio 2, Boys' Chorus 4g Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, Mixed Ensemble 45 Hi-Y 3,4g Council on World Affairs 3,4, Trea- surer 4g Jets Club 3, Chess Club 3,4g Football 3,4g Basketball 3,4g Tennis 3,4. A 'vwgi JOAN BEVERLY THELANDER Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Ser- geant-at-arms 3, G.A.A. l,2,4g'Latin Club 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. w 'rr A. All u .' ' '- mum P' JOHN KENT UPHAM Western Reserve Academy, Cleve- land, Ohio lg DeVilbiss High School 2,3 g Hi-Y 4, ,Mesasa Business Staff 4. ,,.,.5T ' I mf ml f i-fee T 'Hi I3 5 I' ig ,7 1 1 JAMES PAUL UPSON, Jr. Spanish Club 1,25 Jets Club 35 Football l,2. JAMES FREDERICK WHITE, Jr. Class Sergeant-at-arms 25 Boys' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Spanish Club l,2,35 Chess Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. rw MEET! l CAROL JEAN VAN HARTESVELDT Birmingham High School, Birmingham, Michigan 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Spanish Club 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. -,sw it sstiasf i l GARY MITCHELL WOODBURY Burnham High School, Sylvania, Ohio l,25 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Council on World.Affairs 45 As- sembly Committee 45 Football 45 Base- ball 3. 3 Last Will And Testament We, the class of 1958, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and establish this, our last will and testament. I, Judy Abbott, do leave Lady to the Toledo Zoo. I, Jim Acklin, do leave my riotous OJ jokes to Robbie Franklin. I, Judy Jo Arnold, do leave my excess pounds to Marcia Wolff. I, Laury Biefeld, do leave my good English grades at other schools to Mr. Sattler. I, Gretchen Bogan, do leave my disheveled hair to Martha Oliver. I, Barry Bryant, do leave my Wavy hair to Liberace. I, Betty Burch, do leave my limited Wardrobe to Cathy Klaus. I, Sue Burton, do leave my amiability to Molly Williams. I, Casey Carver, do leave my ability to understand jokes to Jill Jones. I, Connie Clark, do leave my traffic violations to the junior boys. I, Cathy Connelly, do leave my Witty sayings to Phil Adams. I, Barney Cook, do leave my guitar to Elvis Presley I, Mike Cunningham, do leave my ping-pong paddle to Pete Jamieson. I, Gail Donahue, do leave my car to the Greyhound Bus Company. I, Dick Fain, do leave my great seriousness to Doug Black. I, Linda Franklin, do leave my fluent French to Mr. Fontaine. I, Chris Fulghum, do leave my naturally curly hair to Ed Harriway fElWood P. Frogj I, Bill Green, do leave my cigarettes to next year's varsity football team. I, Mike Hartman, do leave my love for calculus to Mr. Strow. I, Ned Hendrickson, do leave my Thunderbird to Hunter Patneau. I, Jim Hill, do leave my comb to Jeff MacArthur. I, Anne Huntington, do leave my naturally blond hair to Carol Kahle. I, Jules Isaacson, do leave my eyebrows to John L. Lewis. I, Louise Jacobson, do leave my Latin pony to Sue Humphrey. I, Randy Jones, do leave my brain to a research institute. I, Judy Klag, do leave my punctuality to Bob Stranahan. I, Carol Kohler, do leave Mr. Docis to future chemistry students. I, Patty Lemon, do leave my boisterous attitude to Masako Shiraishi. I, John MacLean, do leave my women problems to Merv Sharfman. I, Sarah Macomber, do leave my shy and silent character to Sally O'Shaughnessy. I, Ahlene Marshall, do leave my expressionless face to Curt Ratcliif. 7 I . - 1 i .mrvmr-.i... mmm-11.1 FllllliHllllllllllllllllflililllllliliwllil Uii'HI1lTlHHllhlll 3 i llllllli Miiiii1.iliill.i1lIMllliiPimlmwmmwi.llluwimmaumm..... , , mar , Chuck Mayer, do leave my straight hair to Jim Ravin. Jay McGiveran do leave my glass-packs to Fritz Ahrendt. Dottie MCKISSOH do leave my knee cap to the Toledo Hospital Judy Miller do leave my voice to the soprano section Susan Miller do leave my angelic attitude in study hall to Chuck Haddad Dave Molthrop do leave my dateless Saturday nights to Jim Johnstone Tom Moor do leave my ability to win at cards to Pete Hill Jim Naylor do leave my car to my brother John Rodger Owen do leave my love for one woman to all Romeos Gail Pass do leave my falllng grades to Beth Davis Bob Patneau do leave my incompetency in all sports to John Roadhouse Marie Pope do leave the White Huts strawberry pie to Gall Phillipps Andy Quinn do leave my constant worrying to Dave Baldwin Tesa Rudy do leave my hockey stick to Linda Rudy Elaine Schnitker do leave the 1958 Mesasa to posterity Chuck Schultz do leave my grades to anyone who will take them Dave Shulak do leave my toe to Bill Skow Tina Sichel do leave my spur of the moment parties to Casey Taylor J 1m Skow do leave my plano playing ability to Fats Domino Artie Smith do leave the Chicken' to Carter Ratcllff Earl Staelin do leave my low I Q to Dick Dybvig Jay Stecher do leave my used flashbulbs to next year s Mesasa photographer Helene Stem do leave my superior driving ability to Marcia Herman Diane Steinberg do leave my scatter brain to Becky Katchka Marsha Stewart do leave my Mariner Scout uniform to the Coast Guard Jim Tenney do leave my tennis balls to Paul Schnitker Joan Thelander do leave my taxi service to Kathy McK1llen Dave Torok do leave my smashing personality to Roger Case John Upham do leave my spotless driving record to Mr Bogan J im Upson do leave my grease monkey suit to Oliver Todd Carol Van Hartesveldt do leave my shoit legs to Jeff Gehrmg J 1m White do leave my love for life to John Laughlin Gary Woodbury do leave my Wildroot Cream O11 to Charlie We the senior girls do leave Mr Barber to the Junior boys We the senior boys do leave Mr Sattler to the Junior girls We the senior class go leave happily l.' 4 9- F- E -Q 3 1 i .numnmmmn.nlnrlllnnlllmlmlllumun.nwmnlm mum Hill! l LUIHHEIJTIIIIIIKIHI mm mlm... .. . .U m 39 I 1, , F 1, , - s . 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LI ' an Q I H ' an 4 ,R L 'nm W . 3 1 w Z :E ,. ,, A .!if ,,-4i,-t-all T ji' 5? + 7-,QS i f ir --X - f ltr- -4, ' 1 mesa: is -' g.a-V. 5 ,l . V , qw T Jaime . .. the hacker Huh? fine orator Hear Ya' Knockm' Judy Jo it's always eating up gas . . . Fudge! .. . welcome back . . . Lovely to Look At skin Burchie O.H.'s speed-demon . . . Oh, I can get the car. . . . f f Screwball .. . Seventeen', Laury. . . . golden hair . . . 'Tm so worr1ed. . . . chatterbox.. . Gentlemen Prefer Blondes if Sue photographic mind What size should my glossy be? . . . smile for everyone . . . I Could Write a Book Gretch .. . skipper . . . Hi there! i . 3 demure . . . Sweet and Love- yl Casey double-bubble girl .. . Oh, you mean... the case of the dumb blonde . . . 'Tm For- ever Blowing Bubbles Hum .. . ticklin' the ivories But definitely! always out of gas . .. There Will Never Be Another You W o , 4 11,1 ' I I Liv. Connie hot-rod special . .. Let's bug outta here. . . . fidget- ty . . . The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You ' rgfefe ' we t I1 Yf. e f it x ., , K . :Q I lit ., ' v ' ' 1 f ,L V 'g ' i f T . gym M.: a. 1 V! , a gm? , . -- l , l ' 1 V H if .-jf' -f-,T-715: 4 f g75'7'F. L 5 ., 'X' ' 1 2 'u- 1 -f ttf- -r'- , -, i 'lil-5 nm, Ugg, N ,ysesxigggg ,,-six 4 . .. H Wi , ,w if it Q: 1 1-y., N ip Q, 1 , v- .4 1 v .A 1 I ,V ,A V BN ' . 3 ,-4 i . . , LF ' K: '- It Zxuf If f W - - :--.fi , i i, I as eg ,,e.e::,3,x V if , S . , , Sparky glamor-girl Have you heardthe latest? . . . witty . . . Trouble Just Seems To Come My Way Barney dunking made easy I ordered a pair of size 20 shoes today. . . . the thin man . . . 'Tm Walking Mike . . . announcer supreme . . . 'Tve got my Mixture 79. .. . re- served .. . Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Gail . . . the red bubble . . . O.K., 1et's go. fun to be with . .. You're in the Army Now i Shinbach history unabidged . . . Shut up, Shulak! . . . versa- tile wit Transfusion wi Linda . . . Elvis fan . . . Translate it? But Mr. Fontaine.. . . . . crazy Memphis Drag S54 A 'F' xiii: 'f??3f5o2fai ii-'iff21.19 fgfv - 3mq'he,zirw' .,,.ggz ,, , af . GMP? ig' F:-GPF' . . 'ai-up . Q -ff' Q21 EP,- 'vgiir 'L 'l-gi- QT Q v is Q I 'N ig by ' . , Aix , Q' xvwczf-,,,. 1 L x i , 1 x , ,iff . Af 0 Y f S es- f 5 ' Us .wj ' X ' i i L ' ' Elfiiasg--5 1---sei it W ' E Hg'i'E-2323. FW? f -Q V - g .-.M 1 T .- f 1' R Chris . . . Robin Hood of O.H.H.S. . . . Hey, that's a swell idea! . . . pleasant . . . A Hunting We Will Go!! Willy split personality They're just a bunch of mag- pies! . . . can't usually get the car . . . Just Plain Bill W o , M Y , i I.-. sf, r .WW . A A s 'Q wif Lay X 4 wx' ,gm I AL : W? ..,, f tj., --, .F V'jl i df X1 we 1 Annie . .. hospital helper . .. Guess what? I was accepted! . . . talkative . . . 'Tm Back in the Saddle Again Wally . . . handsome display . . . Geez, this Trigf' smooth Man of the Hour Duels . . . super salesman . . . Perdon?,' . . . disorganized stud- ier . . . Let's Go to the Hop Ned Bookstore buddy . . . What do you Want? tre- mendous traveler . . . Beyond the Blue Horizon Louise . . . beating the Reading Program Well, Einstein says M ... quiz-kid Sophisti- cated Lady Harlon ladies' man 'Tm still trying to make my goal. . . . Ho1lywood's claim. . . Get a Job 1 25 '- 13, ' ?yi,3: , 19 if, P ,A . MWF ' FE: ' me 5 'il Q , - '-5 .1:i-. '- .' . 3' it fg iwi l- W ag -we :., !! vr 111 9 55, 'bi - - Q . . ,. ' ,. -Gi. ,lf 35 if A , Nj: fee' - -if' f ,fi '-F . d -f- :. 353.1 .V . M t 5 , 3fr!k,,,,f :ffl-N-xl ff it K ' - Eddie . . . ace driver . . . Let's go huntin', Red! great guy Mr, Touchdown, U. S. A. I Q Klag Howard Stables' best customer Go-o-0-od morn- ing! cute clothes Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams . A- ' ,I .1 .. gg vi uf ,, . 'wings 1 V- , ,. :, ,,'j..w -4 ffLg:?54r, I5ef1Q'l7i:sf3.'f! -V Y iig?1 4TDai?s'i'..l Carol proficient knitter . .. t'I've got to have those ads! . .. our business editor . . . Remem- bering Patty girl of few words Would you like a ride? aweet and sincere The Quiet ne!! Tacky . . . hub cap hunter . . . Nobody knows the trouble I've seen. . . . moody man . . . Lover Mac ape-girl . .. Don't for- get. . . . . . beautiful . . . A Pret- ty Girl Is Like a Me-1ody ' sag-gp if if-Firf i , f W I 1 wig e 1 1 . .f--if - ' I l 5551 . Rr H 1 'f'-1 -. Elf: , A ' -i-T 5 ,4-ilwps i ' ' im -E I iwigg idffi,-J P WH' .v.' is .Q-le.. ' . . . ral: -fi' . , 1. , 4. ' ,. If- '-' ed, -'- -'- ' t -V., , K. in wif IJ ' ' -an 5' .4211 LTS . ,A . Zur I ' 1' 5 .52 ,L f. . 5 35 t ' . Hg , egg 1. .-, W.N'Q J W +,..u1 ' i..1 A. . di.. ,ff - 1 Q 2 .Q ' 1 H Q-jj.: i it 1 ' 'resist feng. .ff Sis artist extraordinary Oh, fruit! .. . Eddie Duchin II . . . My Fair Lady W k 1 ' faj5si,,..g3gev 'L gi . fe 55? ismgi X .ls Junior . . . fun-loving game man .. . Have you done your ac- counting? Marine Corps bound . . . Dark Eyes H H J q5ii5Z5'fw ' I --i fffpk If f H 5.1. iv '- I 1 Z ' Q: W in Y 'xl 1.51. : i 1 is ' . .1 e- I , . Ll , .I V. 4 A ,.! '-: : - - ' . gr, 1: A521552 I 'J' .f Jaybird T-shirt kid No kidding, it's really fast. . . . mus- cle? man . .. Terror of Highway 10 Dottie sewer supreme I know I flunked it. . . . infectious laugh Beautiful Dreamer A Jude clothes crazy . .. Oh, I don't know. . . . the laugh's fun- nier than the joke . . . Speak Low . V Exif, I ,. . 6. jjHyE4 f y. .lj I . ' Im' 'MTD I ..- 3 l..,,aiarH I f' 551' ' 'U . Q iii? I 1 It , A dw- - , 7 Q -- .. V .r,, - . 3 ,A . lj, fe - 4. w5aj gi.1:.,'4 H F? V Y ei Deuce ace soda jerk I have to practice. . . . O.H.'s wonq der girl .. . Sweet Sue, Just You Pinsky loud mouth Hi, Fans! . . . eccentric Wine, Women, and Song Poopsie . . . loves to eat . . . It was so funny! . . . sparkling per- sonality Pretty Baby Rodney midnight snack Oh, nothing but. . . worry wart Someone To Watch Over Me Spike electrical genius .. I'd be glad to. happy-go lucky . . . Just Bidin' My Time l f i -- ..., ' . .1 3?-f?l .i . -4 . Vg gf:-gf, ' v f'f -' fi.'1'EQflmf 15313 - -ff. 'ii i f f,s25i.i'T ig-5 as :ffm - -114' ' ,fi l , tl: . 153' .2 ,ggqgf -- fi A. 5 1112E1i51ff1: K W -, if , G12 O.H.'s Fanny Brice wtf My ..-- 35' . ccHei h h pr 1 k V, 2, Q 5 g o., ire ess wor.er Y 4 ' , Theres No Buslness Llke Show Business Chintz . . . cardshark . . . Four cents do? strong, silent type . . . Luck Be a Lady Mose . . . dreamer . . . I didntt do it. . . . very considerate . . . Be- witched, Bothered and Bewilder- ed I 'Y 5 use a Y E 'St fkffmf H F55 Q V, , , ..,, Pinky . . . loves those Fords . . Women are emotionally un- stable! . . . girl in every port . . Iiee the U.S.A. in Your Chevro- e 77 -1, r I 'filo if ig! , A Te potato chip queen . Toodle-oof' . . . Y-worker . . Rudy's Rock 'Hu i Q wg K' ,. GQ A Elaine hip boot belle Whats your trouble? un vivacious, and smart, too .. . 'Tm a , l '- Sorry Slich always busy Let's do something. . . . O.H.'s Ann Landers . . . Let's Have a Party Hud . . . World Affairs leader . . . . . . What! I disagree sir! .... it runs in the family I've Got the World on a String if' Chuck . . . big, clean hands . . Me and Rich . . . carefree . . Giant Geek . . . just practicing . . 'Eh Man! . . . our president . . . Rocker Jay .. . shutterbug . . . One, two, three. ... willing ... You Ought To Be in Pictures 'ig N. -f,:5':ff'ff5:1rxi ..t,. 'Q ,iii will . a-.jsx - ',.-ak? Reddy man about town Did you court-nit-see around four o'c1ock?t't' .:. chunky Dave 1'?-133135: ' ' ' He S a Jolly Good Artie .. . fabulous. dancer My blues! Jovial Could Have Danced All Night O X Helern Stern . . . keeps the phone X busy . . . Is that a riot! . . . vig- Q orous . . . Someone Like You .l l.T'i . . . . master AWeigh K Joan . . . smooth singer . . . Don't 55 get spastic. . . . dramatic . . . Y With a Song in My Heart Steinddberg .. . style-conscious Oh, you.kids! absent- minded You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby mf' 4 Q, I 1 t Tv. :rw am X working on my car. rowdy Joker Anchors m sei 1 1' - . , - wi MQ' 'E lu 4? f WL ww w w is, Q5 I MH H ,UM is fit , K Carol . . . ' ii? i A' 2? mad. Birm HI ing- Got tttt tt,t m Toke clumsy Goofin 3534455 ,E ' rr' around. mathematically minded Ubangi Stomp V nz choosing the right one Marsha . . . . . . Which one tonight? .. . al- ways writing letters P.S. I Love You W Key front-row special, 202 Now, Mr. Barber, I think .M ... all-around athlete .. t, Lotus 1ues Y . 1, B. ., efsfif f .tri-'-F. '..fw.,' . 4ff'e---fiffsf. V-1 .sr .4-' xii 15, 'QL 'f alia ' t - Fifi., - jffs vfjkll f ' .:,: V Johnny Up-hamm teacher's f W 1, pet What homework? , humorous I'11 Get By e QQ, X K . ' l. .' fz:f:s:.f'm - ' Q11 74. F Y - .fu lg--, '-n . fi I, ' i ' fZi2. ,11 .:. i 4 V Teeney Tenney vs. Dog . . . M x .fgl f ji Send me 1n, Qoach, I'1n a fine ,Ye , L: N ' if - boy. . . . tennis enthuslast . . . Honeycomb , N 1. . M Tl , . ,gf V Woody . . . skating wonder . . I just don't get this. . . . friend ly Woody Woodpecker June 5, 1968 The Statler Hotel New York, New York Dear Mr. Barber, We often wondered how our Class of 58 would fare after all your talks on good sol1d scholarshlp and our 1llustr1ous college careers We thlnk we found some lnterestmg answers here 1n New York so we couldn t help wr1t1ng you thls letter to let you know how our semors have progressed 1n ten years To our su1pr1se when we arr1ved at the hotel Bull Green head bellboy took our luggage to our rooms At d1nner m the hotel dlfllllg room that mght who should we meet but gentleman Muke Hartman who makes an excellent ma1tre d He told us that Ned Hendrnckson 1S the hotels dlsh washer Do you remember how lntelllgent Carol Van Hartesveldt was? Well returnmg to our rooms that n1ght we saw the poor dear scrubblng floors 1n the hallway We dec1ded to turn on the telev1s1on set 1n our room and We came ln on a newsreel It certamly was excltmg when we saw Dave Shulak now a b1g golf pro w1nn1ng the Nat1onal Open at our own Inverness and Jnm Tenney 1ece1v1ng the Davls Cup Imaglne our feelmgs when We saw John Upham a promment professor lecturmg on the nnportance of good study hab1ts' It was wonderful seelng Randy Jones the famous scholar bemg honored at a meetlng of the Ph1 Beta Kappa Soc1ety and hear1ng Barry Bryant dlrector of the Mayo Cl1n1c speak How happy we were to see fllm chps of Holly wood star Gall Pass hav1ng a reurnon w1th her old fr1end Joan Thelander now the hlghest pa1d star of the Met We always knew Jnm Naylor would go far but we nevel expected h1m to go so far as the moon 1n the newest rocket shlp des1gned by nuclear phys1c1st Casey Carver After the news who should we see but Lmda Frankhn wlth her own dlsk Jockey show Br1ght and early next mornmg we set out shoppmg To our amazement our cab drlver was Patty Lemon' You ll never guess who we saw cleamng streets on the way Dave Torok one of your ace students' We declded to go the 1est of our way on foot when we saw Sue Muller playlng the v1ol1n on a street corner for pennles I know you remember Louise Jacobson that selllng flowers at the next corner r1ght next to Charhe Mayer s newsstand We bought a New York T1mes from h1m and read that Tesa Rudy old Arrowhead worker IS the edltor We couldn t help not1c1ng that Jay Stecher IS now ace photographer for Conf1dent1al Street corners must be very popular here for on the next we met Elame Schmtker the g1rl who was so mterested ln med1c1ne sell1ng a cure all for twenty f1Ve cents We waved a blg hello to Make Cunmngham and Andy Qumn who were busy d1gg1ng sewers and we stopped to see Jam Whlte engmeerlng the construct1on of a sky scraper For old tlme s sake he was employ1ng Rodger Owen as a brlck layer We ran 1nto Dave Molthrop now a quxetly marrled famlly man wlth f1V6 chlldren and we were so glad to see John MacLean sellmg msurance door to door X r ,, 3 ,, . . ,, . . . , . I . . . , 7 Q . , . , . I , . , , . I , . , V . I . , . . . . . y . ' I . . I I . I I . . 7 l . . - I . . . . . 1 , . , . , 1 . i I ' ' . I . I most intelligent girl. Well, you can imagine how we felt when we saw her . . , . . . . I . . . . . , . - - . I X H. . . ' . . , x X . X H . . l XXX y' . I . . . ,Lg . . . , ' I I ' ' . . Q ff .Nt . xxx 4 L. f' f X At last on Flfth Avenue we stepped 1nto a store deallng exclus1vely wlth raccoon coats and found Sarah Macomber the owner' She told us that Earl Staelrn 1S now a famous lawyer defendmg an old fr1end Judy Jo Arnold on charges of dlsturbmg the peace Sarah also mformed us of the b1ggest auto repalr shop 1n New York owned by Betty Burch and the largest baby s1tt1ng bus1ness 1n the world owned by Marsha Stewart and Gaul Donahue Next we went to Macys where we saw Carol Kohler sell1ng shoes We were del1ghted to hear from her that Judy Abbott IS the owner of a large chaln of gas statlons and Chrrs Fulghum owns a taxldermlst shop You remember Marne Pope don t you? Well she 1S now workmg 1n a bakery off Flfth Avenue and she 1ust loves her Job I don t know why we KX stopped at Chr1st1an D1or s salon but we d1d and there we saw Laury Brefeld model1ng the exqu1s1te creat1ons des1gned by Ahlene Marshall We notlced Judy Klag 1n a swanky Chrysler showroom and walked 1n whlch was a mlstake Gary Woodbury super salesman trled to sell us a car because he wanted a ralse from manager Bob Patneau Judy 1nv1ted us out to the track to see her thorough bred horses and she told us that Judy Muller was the owner of some race cars Done wlth our shopp1ng we went to the Un1ted Natlons Bu11d1ng to see our representat1ve Jrm Acklm We saw Duane Stemberg bus1ly leadmg a tour 1n French no less That n1ght we went to see a muslcal comedy Artre Smrth who couldn t make It as a professlonal dancer ushered us to our seats Helene Stem was darlmg 1n the leadmg role and we were very surpr1sed to see Sue Burton who we thought rather shy 1n the chorus llne We v1s1ted Helene back stage after the show and she told us Gretchen Bogan 1S a modern dance artlst 1n an off Broadway show We weren t astonlshed to hear that Duck Fam 1S now a successful comedlan and that Jules Isaacson IS h1s press agent On our way to B1rdland that wonderful show spot owned by Jrm Skow we passed by some posters announclng Connre Clark 1n a rodeo at Mad1SOH Square Garden Her show was replacmg Cathy Connelly s revlval meetlngs there After B1rdland we felt kmd of adventurous so we went to the gam bllng shlp owned by Tom Moor Tom was f1lled wlth excltement because h1s old buddy Jrm Upson had just been appolnted captaln of the S S Umted States The next day we declded to take 1n some thrlllmg sports events We were glad to see Chuck Schultz the star of the New York profess1onal foot ball team We just couldnt m1ss Barney Cooks performance as the top basketball player w1th the New York Kn1ckerbockers but we were rather sad to see Jrm Hull mopp1ng up the court durmg half tlme Wlth many regrets we rode to La Guard1a a1rport that nlght for our return trlp home But we were soon cheered when we saw that our p1lot would be Jay McGrveran. Well, Mr Barber, we hope you've had as rnuch fun learn1ng about the Class of 1958 as we have We knew you would be glad to hear that your scholarshlp lectures and our college years were not wasted S1ncerely yours, Anne Huntmgton Dott1e McK1sson T1na S1Ch6l X at aff 1 . . . , XXX , ' 1 Q. ' Ill, - . 7 i f! ' . ' sk, D ll.. ' . ' . . X jr 'A . ' 7 1. ' - ' 1 t . .r . '9 '. l i XX l . u I , . s u ... , I ' ' 1 , n ,I . O 0 a r . . ' . . I , 1 ' u 1. ' , a . . ,n r - u I - , I , . I -. . . . ' . 7 . . - . . . I u ' 1 'I . I , I 1 - . , . , H 1 l . n I 1 , - As the final days of our high school life approach, We think back on the many Won- derful things that We did. The parties, the dances, the foot- ball games in the snow .. . . all of these are memories that We will treasure for the rest of our lives. But perhaps our most vivid recollections will be those of our cars - the red, the White, and the blue Chev- vy convertibles, the custom- ized Fords, the multi-colored Jeepsters. Seniors' cars can be seen parked in front of O. H. during ,school hours, being torn apart after school, and jammed with kids headed for fun at all other times. Seniors experienced a fun- ny feeling when they could at last ask, Who's having T. G.I.T. tonight? It was now our class holding the tradi- tional Tuesday night senior parties, and we were certain- ly taking advantage of the chance. Everyone in Ottawa Hills knew that T.G.I.T. had started when he saw the part of Brookside Road in front of Judy Abbott's house jammed with cars, Perhaps the most wonder- ful parties, and the ones which stirred our feelings the most, were the ones our par- ents gave us for graduation. All their work and planning made the last parties our class would have together un- forgettable. 50 As we look back on the thir- teen years of our grade school and high school life, we re- call the many joys and sor- rows, the many triumphs and defeats that we, as classmates, shared. Now, as the day ap- proaches when we will walk through the halls of Ottawa Hills for the last time as stu- dents, we experience mixed emotions - joy, because we. have successfully completed our basic education, and re- gret, because we are leaving behind many friends who have become dear to our hearts. Memories of these friends, however, will always be present. Therefore, in the hope that you, too, will want to remember this year, we leave you the preceding pages. -J 'fm s Q3 6'Every step is an end, And every step is a fresh beginning. -, Q -w,,i..1 -f Aiai,- .-e1-., , ' E 1 I 5 -I Y L 10 jx 53151: , 1 Qu M Wg R g Sterling Cole, Recording Secretaryg Bobbie Lynn Henry, Corresponding Secretaryg Dick Fassler, Treasurerg Bill Skow, Presidentg Dick Barron, Vice President. dj P ,, IK GRADING PERIOD ,N PROM DIME DANCES SEQUOIAN ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1959 Class Ring SCHOOL SPIRIT ABILITY A ef 0 1 9 5 7 - 5 8 I 'i g f I I I I I I I c L E v E R , F u N F 73 5-fm-W 1 I Rl N E W M R it if G R E A T P E P P Y F I A N E ki - A r ' -- ii ' ge Em Q 1 al kia, lik A -4- ,1 . i f led . N 1 -'vu if'- if, +- 1 ww ' i.,.i 1 Y wav- .I ,W -,-' -.-1-1 f' fit. ,. iii I ' ' u 79 ,. . ' ' lr- '-' 1 ,,, .ax . A , .D-as ' ag ...ui , - ' , , , , an 1-QQ 3- - , 'is - Nam .. my ' I A fb '- 'r -feiiifi B, --my ,IW if ' N as I .,..- 'F . .L as , L ,1 ' H -L. A w, , mia. U my wr , '4ifiii?15?l5ZE ni wig. ,ff mgsir, HJ- , Eb f ee-'-' , r A 3 , aaa ' KF-i A A Q ' E' W Q iw ,Q i , ,H 1 . f f L52 ' : '-5. I :A A ' - -6 ' , ' V -- , f - - X - L. 4 ' I rg A , ' k g Phil Adams Anne Alexander Linda Barber Barbara Bergman Joanne Burgie Sterling Cole Dick Dybvig George Fryzelka Sandy Arnold Carol Bower Beth Davis Heff Green Fred Ahrendt Stephanie Ames Dave Baldwin Dick Baron Gail Blanke A1 Britt Tom Burns Carolyn Crow Butch Dierner Dick Fassler Elizabeth Graham Sally Gushman a i 5 l,7x. I +. ' .-- '-1' ' -' 'N- . . ,.., a 'fax C, , 1 - - , V -- A. 4, gk Y F - os A vi 2. .:. M 65 .. , N M ,, :, L.h:i n A i ----- 2 -1 .A ' . 2, Ae ' V. A - T 75 in A ' i ii' i gf 'El Jaw 11 . Y V X C , LSZZ ,M ,, ,., ,, .. V .fi i Qfi-frgzf' V EW 1, A i. mfg. ,M ,K J 53 J ...Qi C A 42 3 fyy M ,., 3' A -2: W V ' -- -M 4 ...K I 57 n wa . ,, M.. ,,.. . L .S , 4 ' A i - f C if ,. : 5 : z-Q' - A . V 3 ' 1 ' 'gi '- X J, .A a- , A NJA 1 an fir lll .0 or 7? ZZ: .. P ' Y .. X 'Hr' C 0 ' ,lx Q '- fr E Cathy Hamilton Goran Hernberg Marcia Herman Sue Humphrey Carol Kahle Karen Klein Liz Lang Jeff MacArthur Cathy McKil1en Cathy Melhorn Pat Miller Bill Morgan Dick Harrah Bobbie Lynn Henry Joe Holtzman Jim Johnstone Cathy Klaus Margie Lachin John Laughlin Karen McElroy Margot Mclver Mary Lou Meyers Tad Moore Hugh Morton 56 7, 79' ,. A. .. M, -. i A ,g -5752 K 'Q 1' 'G' ,,, , , ' Y-. 1' . i - ,n xg -- . ...W W' Q ' 'V ' Sm ' l' , ' fb I , K , 5 H - X idx rra I at R ,, .. ay-r-12, Cf J ? 62. ,sr NW L' ' H Q' lf. iii- 7 '.q R if ' W i' . ' Zh Q i ,. A it 4 ill ! , R 1 !,Br 3 4 L ' : ' i , i F . ,Q 21. 1 1 N -1 M ,,-f . B :P -fi , Y uf h V i gg- it rx Q- ' 'V ? Q ,A r j h l 1 Ruth Neipp Martha Oliver Hunter Patneau Fred Preston Carter Ratcliff Linda Rudy Paul Schnitker Jim Seney Bill Skow Bob Stranahan Oliver Todd Susan Wood Martha Nichols Sally O'Shaughnessy Polly Potter Bob Rasmussen Karen Roth Betsy Ruffin Bill Sedgeman Masako Shiraishi Fred Spieker Jeff Swartzbaugh Joe Weisberg Nancy Zimmerman 'i -Q-ff s ' ' H fr 1 T 1 V 4 , . J : N4 1 3 . Q WWWXNN ju Mimi Staelin, Vice Presidentg Rennie Bourne, Secretaryg Steve Miller, Treasurer John Roadhouse, Presidnt. GRADING PERIOD TALENT SHOW DANCES BUSSES SCHOLARSHIP ATHLETICS 19Ls'1-'Ts is ITYIIILLI SEASON PASSES S u c c E S S GAY LIVELY Rownv SoLln CAPABLE 5 '53 G' - .Li . 5 - 1. f ' Vg '-'Z . wr 'Pj--' -W Giffihigg ' N f -V Q ru . - , l,..2a. J V SZ? N, L' 13 ' 5 5. 'bk if 7 rl' V -:E WW 'Hu Sggfgqy. 32 x ' J C , we 'vi . - -Y ,,,., vjg kr I ,h .J ... ,. , QB - Y as x Q..7,i, V H ..,- i 4 ri ' ig? Q I 3 E Judy Babcock Pat Barron Dave Borden Renny Bourne Jim Budden Jeanne Connelly Sue Correll Barry Cousins Chuck Cupp Chip Decker - Mike Glow Stuart Habib Ed Harnway Carol Hardgrove Sue Hartman Nan Banting Doug Black Julie Bower Jay Comstock Bonnie Corwin Dick Cox Margaret Gaspari Sue Goodwillie Bob Hanson Ginny Harpst . 1- . , 1 7 A '- Q1 K' Q,--V 'vi Haw -1-1 ,av ,,r,f4, 1 K :A X X 1 .' , - 2 P 6, 1' +1-.Y T-,jg ,N V, 94. A' I 25 YE, Hn: f ' ,1' ,-. ' ,f 3' w 1 '1f:1. ph. g:Qfiw.t ,, W. . , ,f f , 2- , Q X 5 E Q55 I, iss, X so . ff- G? -. al E-w ' g 5 'f 's- ' h 5 A- . 4.58. l Q5 fy - E -5 15-,' 7.2, Rob Heydt Jeff Jennings Becky Katchka Ann Kransberger Mary Lou Kessler Jane Larson Terry Leiphart Kathy Levison Pam Lumm Sharon Marks Jack McFe11in Bill Mitchell Rennie Miller Dan Montgomery Walter Nelles Pete Jamieson Jill Jones Jean Kenyon Chris LaFrance Bob Levey Ann Lumbattis Kathy McCready Bill MacMillan Steve Miller John Naylor kr 4 P I' xl .2 Q ii' an-PN, If 3 V z 2 ,- 1 Aig, ., ,., , .... I 3 7 ,.-: -V ' 2 l x H 2' -.JT , J -.. ,,- L lil , M ,W i, , , . Y? A nal l 5 l A s T4 T' sfx ' wx ' vw 4 .., 0. 4 ,- E LN - 4 .Q-V I' W. - 1 ' iii A . V M il ihgimig E 4 fa ff-N1 as ai .L 4 J., -wt X In My ... Qff 4 ' me V Os 5. M V an .gx Q, 'N' , ..- 1 A Q.. A:l,i1 2 T mu. V lib' 511' i l S ' E iiiy in -a ' - W . L- , ..., IW' --N SZ' -fi., Ms, Wm Ann Owen Jim Ravin j, QA y S Mark Shekterl X W ' M ' ,S Mimi Staelin ' Y Q 4 ii ' Marcia Vallet i NA,, gg, p' ig-7 Tina Owens .lzzs ' 'fr :zg l'Wf ll3'l John Roadhouse . N A . .V.Y i . - F Diane Simison A L X Wi' Beth Strater 'P' Henry Weintraub Gail Phillipps Carol Rutschow Sandy Smith Casey Taylor Marcia Weisberg Wendy Wistert Marcia Wolff Joel Zuker ?E ir, 'R' 47, .11 K I if, .11 , K, ff: 'W ag, K ? ,g N. Curt Ratcliff Merv Sharfman .Tack Snyder John Ulmer Molly Williams Pam Phillipps Sue Shapiro Gale Snavely Bill The-lander Leon Williams E- A- YN 1 P A ff'1.+5S:f ,1Y.k,y . V sp .Y-A rn-2 7 Y-Y:-ff , ff will I 4:-if ? -- 4. -' ' , 1 :L wr. ,W x 63 ii I 'ii ,V Jim Moor, Sergeant-at-armsg Marcia Weintraub, Treasurerg Rick Smith, Vice Presi dentg Sue Pillifant, Secretaryg Tom Davenport, President. GRADING PERIOD REC CENTER BASKETBALL BUSSES LOYALTY FOOTBALL TEAM Llc, 1957-58 llllill STUDENTS Jo Y F u L NovEL POPULAR JOVIAL c STRONG PLUCKY in F T 1 it it SJ- :-,L 'A D' A-'itil-y, di 1 i ' . ,.T 5, Q' ., ..- ' ' .- I- - V 1 Joe Adams ' , Stuart Billstein Jack Brunsting +ff'U,,.g5v-A Dick Cohen Paula Cooper 4 Debbie Danforth Tom Davenport A L ' V' , Susan Fink ' S, 'Lx I , .I . Tom Baldwin n t,,v . -B Rebecca Biefeid Bud Burgie Ng, ROgBI' Case Bill Crowther '- :ra 1' Jackie Cupp Jon Davis ii Chuck Faber Dana Basch Russ Carson Sue Cunningham Dick Dennis Bob Franklin Francis Blank A, -. Q- . - 1-J-'Sai z QF! 3 url wav Q '- 0111. ..,. K: 3 r ' fi '- f- Fl w - 0 '3 4' Q fs -, - I . , ,A au my 4- V. Q? Y. J 4 U-2, 5 9 g,H..w.:'r 1:51 1 lm? ' YT'-F 1 3. Q writ' Oi ff we ik, -L fa. n . ,Ag - aj I I M YV, b : E 5 - . , , Q- 4 A h N 3 ' 's ' if t- N' 'r'2'g -F JBL... i HIL' Mary Fryzelka . ,hs. xLA Leslie Green Chuck Haddad A f 'A 'zg' Z a Pete H111 Linda Hofmann im , 1 Ll' .' Q 7 2 Y my Nancy Klein Linda Kohler M 'F ' dd . 1 Tom McK111en h N T ' -5 5 Jeff Gehring K i Jean Graham Laurel Hargreaves I A' V1 y Sally Henderson Steve Holden V A W Cindy Johnson Rollie Marenberg 5 Jack McCarty John Gehring Debbie Harrah Jack Howard Bill Mauk Sue Molthrop Jim Moor W Q . y X 1.0, ,gps . 8. , ,-4 ,N it in wgk-M-an 55,9 La 1 l , www lu , we farm in w - , sm 2 ' lu . . ,N. new ' 'W - -SELL. Y - J . , ,N Q x N, a L V 'x Q5 S1 E1 r ,- 4- .Q.., -11, -in SN E' K il w A lgy-4, ' 1 R -v L X-sk . 1 2 4,2 Marcia Neill John Rapoport Parker Seymour Sally Stecher John Nopper Sharon Scannell Patti Silverman Mike Strand 4 ' :af k 'T , ,. 1 H H W jar X ., gy .:.-: S :-: . ., 2 is se S 1 ' .-1 N J ay Osmun Q Barbara Schaefer Doug Smith John Spitzer Marcia Weintraub Pat Walter . i.,, M 1 Sufi? 'bi ,. -- , , 1 H ' , ,L , A. tl- ,1 h 1 4' I MW f - ,J Q ah Lg, 3? My to go Carol Pitt Sue Seeger Rick Smith - Mary Stoltenberg Sue Pillifant Gary Schnitker Emblyn Smith J an Stebing 67 , . '. B . g W lgx. ,K N5-P' f ' 3 Vx: , :J ., Mig' ' no , 4 my , W N .ga-,ggzgg H N , if? lg' 'Q..J'f Tl? ,Ls Sfgeffie Smith, Vice Presidentg Mark Morton, Presidentg Eve Owen, Treasurer' Cindy Llephart, Secretary. ' GRADING PERIOD TALENT SHOW ATHLETICS LEADERS ENTHUSIASIVI CHORUS 195I7TJ-lTEJ-8 IIIIIII JR.HIGHBAND MuslcAL UNUSUAL LSKILLED cLEvER SUPREME GLEEFUL 55 '2 me 'A Y-Q ,Wg I 'Ser - 'A A 'ff' '- is sh, W or ' B lly o ' ' ' .B i' HL- If ijff: ' ix P , M V V Y S TP , , 1 f-1 1 ' ws' V f l M ra, ,V if W l I- ,, 2 ' 5 fs I Z-Z 7 'V ' Q ' ' ..- e-lt 'lv .. T, , ' L Y. ' Q ' r -' .. ' ' J' . I J? ii. 4 'X 1 , -A Y W in S I 5 , ' ' 'eg U -4 'e u h Y S. 1 t If . M 7 ' ' L, 4, f ., h lm Q4 K H Ar. B. 'Q 'Q , -. V r- 3- 'Kg an ,Q A 1 4' - -S? Q , ' .A,. ' 1- Q ' . ' ., .N J 4 A? , H i 1 ,Q B, J f , 5 Q - i lldd f or , 5 Q : . ,N 11- 'V . M f y ,Q ,,. , - 5 E , D V 'nb-' V .,... Eg ,I-. mr .. .i., .:::.., T ii ,, W , l 222 N :.v?' v Q M 'A - -. S iw 74, f ,, Kathy Berkowitz Bush Bailey I, Y Judy mack ':' , , A Bob Corwin Leslie Delaplane 5 A W -, ...., Carol F'-llghum Dave Goodwillie N 5 ,f Hr, Q Susan Gushman ' 5 EE: Bill Heywood Dick Hadley Marilyn Becker Bill Brown Sandy Fogoros Bill Gray Joan Hartman m Graeme Bell Pete Casey Hugh Friedman Henry Gunderson Carol Beishline Sue Bruhl Pat Frautschi Mike Grow Judy Hartman Jay Holden Tom Kabat Linda Held up .N A . ia ' iw, 1 .. .i AT, L f . . J L'f2.25ifg1eE? . .Q .: 1 . F' 5 1- 5 A iv ,Am , 4' T! ls- . ' ' C 9' .Q W wr hi. X 4 4- 1 Q w uw 'I ' 1 xr- ibfi H ' - 'H , F' fi.: :Wi ' : LIU: 'X 3 . .4-3 we ,L 'Q v 5 if ggi '32 .Q . 6 ' f, fl? Se' vw 2251 5 , i ga gf A 5 M' . J 2 Ai , X . M S ' ' 27:31-1 f-W ' ' .f'ffg51g, E39-' fr K Torn Katchka Barbara Levine Bill McCready Judy Miller Louis Mulford Jim Klein Martin Lieber Geof McKisson Fred Mindel Del O'Hara . g - A--'f J im Luth Gay Kransberger Jim Loughran Bob Mehring Connie Moore Dick Osrnun Kathie Pilling Bill Potter I fv- v gg' .,g, E f :r,, N 5 Z? . I, .., .N S j Q-1 ' Q iw' xi ,il M 1,5 7--57 f, 1 , H fm ig- ' as ,. ,. ,, 3 ' u KY' ui. ,. J N ' W J 1:11 'rv I A :Y .1 'lurfg f ,Q 4' ' if -1 V 'T is .e ras 1 ' . T Cindy Leiphart Jean Lukens Geof Meyers Mark Morton Sunny Phillips Judy Lang Joan Loughran Melinda Mehring Bob Morrison Eve Owen 71 . - ' .... : '- QB , ,' A -' ,S 'x..a9s,-'Vw W x G., ' P, .ma X H ,N 1 -'gi -4 ,was- I sf ' -'i ., 5 .f swarm F ag 12 - , of 111. in fm 1 AQFQ nb Q 'L - Weil... Q L iq, M gif. .. , , ma 5 '5 Y W' '54 ' f ,- ' H H t if aff' w Emu M 5 P- ,,f , fe, Y ' ig, 2, uw, - 4: 2 lf .lz E II : as I 51' Qi? ' 1 2 1 L .sf . A S ef . it - ,Q - if Q ,, J 1 ' fi U- s 1 a 'P P 'V vig , ' ,, ,' ' 5' , '- ff, :.: - -P -:Q2' siis P E , V Z - nfl 'f . uv gl , 'Q A ,, ,, y, S 1 at Ea -2 T1 f ' ' v i - W 1 . .Z .5 ' 'V 5' H: fr i , J A . ,N 1 W ?,yg,.,,i -1 at 5 it P Kathy Powell 'hAh L Dave Roadhouse Shelly Rowe Sandy Smith Steffie Smith , E Jean Steinberg Sharon Stewart 3124- Chris Todd Bryan Walley 4 i'N ,P , -Pr 4 Karen Wilson Nancy Preston Za Q Ellen Ravin Glenn Rudy A 3 , Carol Smith Phil Snyder , ,1,, f .VPV gf! Denis Stefango Betsy Tasch 'el' Karen Todd Sam Weisberg Dave Pritchard Dave Shearer Molly Spitzer Bob Thelander Christie Welles Patti Yunker Jim Zimmerman Scott Wernert X-.NN -.R Ss. 4 iv. 2 I ' ' -sf: - sk , 3- , NX QE I' .1x, 3 ? T 11 X iw wi! Chris Young, Treasurerg Sue McKisson, Secretaryg Eddie Arenson, Vice Presidentg John Waterman, President. 74 glzvmm CR ma GRADING PERIOD CHORUS SWIM PARTY TAX STAMPS SPELLING BEE PROJ ECTS CLASS 19 5 7 IMI EILIOI F E ST P ROF ROUS S KI L A C Tl ,. - ' mg.,-wa 'i, vi ' Q, K- he V Sk tw' 'Z' 1 4 LH. 2, If-. i .3 S . 2 . esl .. -f f l 9 A f. x l -9- 5. V Y Q f-v X. Pat Abbey M Eddie Arenson if- 54 Kathy Barnum t :Q Beth Britz Penny Carver '34 s , . . 'W' 2 'sf . pta? A 3, -A. x. ,A 4 k 1 r. We fx .Ps , 4 ,L ,zgsx li ll 1 -s ,x - 'Q 'ff ,Nw is 1, ,5. f'-s if Q. M K. F, ug w -0. H T Q 1. f Sherri Anderson Lee Baker Tracy Black John Carey Jim Cooper Bob Albring Sue Alexander Lydia A114311 Jim Ashley Nancy Atkins Christine Baehren Bruce Baunach Carolyn Belknap Bgb Berkowitz Russ Bruot Pam Butterworth Kendy Cameron Dorothy Clement Sue Collins Kevin Connelly Nancy Decker Jill Donahue Jim Edmunds Claire Epstein r 925' Q . K 5 ri J-1 I lc, QV ' al Q u .3 5 Q Q. M, a, an W - Qi ,L Susan Feldman Mary Hart Diane Hopple Al Lumm Marilyn Mensing Nan Franklin John Henderson Bob Howard Jim MacMillan Martha Miller -V was lm - Q.. sw .. as , aw gf Q, s ,Sw Sew ' ,Jiri .x x ,S 43 2 any L5 1. John Neuhaus 5 si ,af Q, -1 si 3 ws 2 - ow J, ,, Q., -4 ' ,J V- Q- V it - 'fn ' 'f- ':' QW ' ai ' X .. N 445. asf, ,. g vi-.-..,,N Q E , . -L am, like ,i ' . 'fe Q-We Qs 'sez - v I is ' J' .. 5 is , , .wziff ' - F3 ' Z x af A 2-Y 1.1.3 L 5--, X r L., Q ' ' L . . E . '. f , I , f f : aa,-w wma, -rr an A 'Mr ' . se a 1' V. . A 1 -Q f 5 + - M' -...J LF ii Ex. 4, SE' iz , 1 . , ha J , .., , 4 .-. - 6. ,. , .. .ef , 2. 5, J 51 1' S. is 1 X I Nancy Hausman Jane Hill Mike Lieber Sue McKisson Ellen Greenfield Richard Hickok Pat Klag Jeanette Mayer Hyla Moskowitz Linda Gilmore Stephanie Heywood Emily Jane Huntington Del Marshall Jim Morgan Pete Nopper Fallis Oliver Barbara Overmyer A ,fx ' B-3 L i Q iiil 'l 1 as f 1 ' :N , in A ,, t A V if 4 H , . M 4, Y 1. 1 :- : ,,- 'ev- 'Cf' ' M '-. ..... 'X' an I e-Z' ' git '7 OA N 1 W ,W UM ' M 1 Xxx? gk I J, I 1 at Q ' -rv sk is ,vi N,- A Q A vw 'lm Ty ,Q Q ii tee! N' 1-V - s ., ,Q - 153 rm, 'W u. H ' t . any ,-.5-K, F ' 5 we H as W . A, d 3 p ,X 2 5 Y L? ,f K ' Q X 1 -- au 2 , ' if in -'QW' F . A,.. 9 in xt e 'gzg i n... J ea F ii A ' xx gig e i f in M it '41 1- K :FV l A - 'N .., 4. ' ' A -f' W - if rf' f ,gg gg ,s ' 1 ., , A' ' - 2251? -' ' ' 'H '.!N 1 X Ni it N AJ 'W kg , ,hx , ,M i . A Pam Peters Robert Reichert Margo Seney 4 In-'Sw Alan Stebing we Joan Ulmer Y ,,Y 'QE Q' Kathy Phillipps X A 'I Tom Rike ' , Mimi shekter 2' 1 Q. Lynn Stranahan , -' , - Alan Van Hartesveldt -. Kathy Picton Tommy Roemer Diane Smith Tom Swigart John Waterman Patty Wickter Ralph Williams Chris Young Carol Rapoport Ralph Shawaker Steve Staelin Jane Ulmer Daniel Weintraub John Purdue Chuck Scharfy Sharon Smith Laurie Thompson Sonya Webne Calendar SEPTEMBER 4 The best year was underway -6 By winning the round robin we began an- other undefeated football season. 10 First T.G.I.T. found a few bold seniors swim- ming. 1 13 Luck was with us on Friday the 13th when the Arrows had their 13th consecutive victory. OCTOBER . 2 B.I.E. Day-while teachers learned about bus- iness we had a holiday. 10-11 Iowa Tests challenged the minds of the Juniors. A 25 Thank you teachers for another holiday. 25 21-20 was our cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y as we downed St. Francis. 26 Tense moments were over when Marie Pope was crowned Homecoming Queen. Q NOVEMBER 15 O.H. triumphed over Lakeside culminating their second undefeated season. 15 O.H. Talent Show found latent talent in many unsuspecting students. 16 Everyone had a wonderful time at the Area Y-Teen Dance-Highland Holiday. 28 So thanks-giving us a vacation. DECEMBER 18 Silvery tones of bells and voices blended together in the annual Christmas Concert. 21 Vacation was here at last with lots to do and lots of Alumni too. 23 The Varsity basketball team was toogood for the old Alumni. JANUARY 2 Back to the ol' mill. 11 Seniors used their sharp brains while struggling through College Boards. 20 Exams and our brains were taxed and then we relaxed. 25 O.H. beat Fulton by a score of 67-54. Calendar FEBRUARY 1 Dottie McKisson represented O.H. at the 8th Annual Area Student Council Dance. 8 Tesa Rudy was our queen candidate for the Area Y-Teen Dance. 15 O.H. talent blossomed out in the all-school play, Onions in the Stew. MARCH 1 All the choruses participated in the district music contest. 21 Gay decorations helped to make a success of the Art Club Dance. 28 The Seniors once again exhibited their talent in the senior play. I APRIL 3 Vacation-many students deserted O.H. for the sunny South. 25 The Freshman Dance was a great success. MAY 10 The prom left moments to remember in the hearts of all seniors. ' 13 The Spring Concert was a medley of Broadway show tunes. 28 Needles, pins, and thread produced many new fashions for the annual Home Economics Style Show. JUNE 1 Baccalaureate began graduation week for seniors. 4 Seniors planted traditional ivy in the presence of their mothers. 5 Commencement-Seniors started on their divers ways. 6 School ended and the classes moved up another notch. Y r 4-0 5 f s xv: X figf ' wi i ij .E i M x- A f' ' . ', 5, w :V I ? B 2 l I i v I J ,l I ! I MAA 5 U' I ' I f L 4 '. ' 4 , , ,,,-, . . Y . k . 'gi h M yu . ll x I- s E ' ' . It 5 N , T ,. ...- , ,L ' ' if ' '- - ., ' V QQ? L' ' ,L Q 1 4 ' V.. : uw-S ff ' :rx , K ,- '21, 1 ' .ffg -. ' -. ' 2, .7 , , , K7 K Y A mf'-71 1 3 ' H q w w w x xx ax I i A, 5,355 , I l 5 MZ, 7' x-1 wx? aus. ' l ' Q ii, 1 1 gigsgm, .. . 52723. Q 1. v w .1 51 L 1 I Yi E f H -' 5153222 R H E mu fs aw ffx Straw gladness on the paths of men, You will not pass this way again. Senior High Student Council STANDING: J. Skow. FIRST ROW: M. Staelin, Pitt, Pass, Melhorn, Davis, Bald- win. SECOND ROW: E. Staelin, Acklin, J. Roadhouse, S. Miller, B. Skow, Ratcliff. fx ,iii Have you ever made use of a student direc- tory? A schedule pencil? Book covers? If so, then the Senior High Student -Council has rendered you one of its many services Be- side performing practical services for the school Council also provides pleasure the Homecoming Dance for example Then to show the student body just how Council ticks an open Annual Assembly meets ' course Council is only as good as 1ts tunate in both Not co ed with ordinary accom u ents these energe 1 dents Worked hard on re f the demerit tem and organization of an Hono a officers an -- - bers. This year it was for- . . . S- ' ' 0 11. Jim Skow, Presidentg Cathy Melhorn, Secretaryg Jim Acklin, Vice President-Treasurer. 82 Certainly any school would be proud of such an active group. Junior High Student Council ,I . 3 Y I ...a..-...Q-Q . 5 1 -1 -- iz, -S SEATED: Arenson, Katchka, S. Smith, Kabat, N. Dybvig, Thelander, Preston. STANDING: Carey, Mulford, Waterman, Newliouse, A. Lumm, S. Smith, E. Owen, Leiphart, S. McK1sson, S. Gushman, S. Alexander, Young, Rapopart, Mehring, M. Miller. The second year has not seemed to bother this year's Junior High Student Council, since it has functioned every bit as efficiently as it did during its first year. It has Worked hard at promoting school spirit, and char- tered a bus to the Lakeside basketball game to help this cause. This -Council replenished its treasury by selling Christmas Wrappings so that it could give junior high members more social affairs. These included a Christ- mas party and separate seventh a lg th grade parties in the spri Q Y S. Staelein, Vice President, S. Smith, Secretary, Kabat, Presidentg N. Dybvig, Treasurer. 83 i I, World Affairs FIRST ROW: dent 5 E. Program nings, Seeger, Marks, S. Cunningham, cock, Hargreaves, Stoltenberg, Smith. THIRD ROW: S. Hartman, J. Ratcliff, Henry, Ruffin, Herman, Meyers, Schaefer, P. Phillipps, Pillifant, Snavely, Levison, J. H111, Graham, Basch, Stebing, P. Cooper, J. Graham M. Hartman, J. Harpst. FOURTH ROW: Blank, Fink, N. Klein, A. Owen, J. ave., 'r Staelin, Engineering Club RO X. 25, , E-E ,NM . w T ' ,Q w .Vw . w .w w A.... .U N we Left to Right: S. Miller, Fryzelka, Speiker, Holtzrnan, Snyder, Ahrendt, Rasmussen, Shekter, T. Leiphart, Stefango, Donofrio, Jamieson, Morton, Baron, A. Smith, Borden, F. Preston, R. Harrah. Bower W: I X I Projection Club I.1.1'V Powell, Fulghum, Fulghum, Black, S. Phillips Chess Club Organized last year by Mr. Strow, the Chess Club has received enough enthusiastic support to play matches with Scott, Whitmer, Rossford, and Sylvania this year. Members sacrifice their lunch hours and spare time to match wits with their intrepid opponents. SEATED: Mitchell, Comstock, Ames, Harrah, Sedgeman, P. Schnitker, Rasmussen, Burns, Tenney, Torok, T. Moor, White. STANDING: Jamieson, Ratcliff, Strand, B. Skow, McKillen, Hamway, Roth, R. Patneau, Fain, Diemer, Montgomery, F. Preston, Schultz, P. Adams, We-isberg. Cook Hendrickson Hamway Owen Stecher Hill Molthrop Torok V B. MacMillan 3 Laughlin B. Green M. Hartman White Hi- Burns Ahrendt McGiveran P. Schnitker J . Roadhouse MacLean Budden M. Cunningham Quinn Bryant E. Staelin Fain Levey Snyder H. Green Thelander P. Adams J. Ulmer Under the guiding hand of its president, Jim Acklin, this year's Hi-Y club abounded in activity and interest. A hayride, guest speakers, and Camp Storer weekends were on the program. This boy's club has contin- ued to maintain its position as an important activity at Ottawa Hills. SEATED: Jim Acklin, Presidentg John MacLean, Vice Presidentg STANDING: Chuck Schultz, Sergeant at armsg Jim Hill, Secretaryg Randy Jones, Chaplain: Dave Mol- throp, Legislative Representativeg Artie Smith, Treasurer. 86 Acklin Moor Tenney Harrah Ulrich Black Sharfman Preston A. Smith B. Patneau Mclver Shulak S. Smith Zuker Simison. C. Ratchff . Wistert Hanson Kenyon Montgomery LaFrance Ravin Rutchow S. Miller S. Arnold Glow Wolff Schultz Barron Harpst Crow Wood Weisberg Nichols Shapiro Owen Ames O'Shaughnessy ?a31lor . ones Meyers 'Teens 6 Van Hartesveldt '.-p t ' Franklin + Huntington Burch McKisson Herman Williams Cole L.Biefe1d J. Miller , - - S. Miller 1' , J. Connelly 4 H' ' v Correll 1 - gr, Hamilton ' ' J. Bower ' 'w Banting ' ' Goodwillie 9 V Strater - ,, .. P. Phiuipps -if Blanke Kahle C. Bower gf' M. Ratcliff X T. Rudy t Ruffin -f McCready Klaus in Kessler , M k With the direction of Tesa Rudy, Y-Teen f ar s . . 53' L, Rudy president, and Mrs. Frank, the club's advisor, Q Rgfigin the Y-Teens experienced a successful and w U Henry varied ear. Close co-o eration with the Y.W. ul J.The1ander y 1 , Lumm C.A. added to the activities. Ottawa Hills was K. Klein 1 -1. Corwin very proud when Tesa became one of the J new Y' queen finalists at the Area Y-Teen Dance. Roth , Marshall Q17 Fulghum 'W Hardgrove Gushman Lemon Klag Humphrey Stewart 0 Pope Donahue ,I Snavely . A Levison Stein W Bergman McElroy Lumbattis Owens Carver E. Graham Babcock Katchka Vallet Davis SEATED: Dottie McKisson, Recording Secretaryg Tesa Rudy, Presidentg Sterling Cole, Vice President. STAND- ING: Ahlene Marshall, Hi-Y-Teen Representativeg Betty Burch, Corresponding Secretary, Sue Miller, Treasurerg Cathy Hamilton, Chaplaing Casey Carver, Sergeant at armsg Sarah Macomber, Social Chairman. 8 Library Staff SEATED: P. Potter, L. Rudy, S. Henderson. STANDING: Burgie, P. Adams, Stranahan, F. Preston, L. Biefeld. Assembly Committee SEATED: Woodbury, Mrs. Meeks, D. McKisson. STANDING: Burns, M. Ratcliff, E. Graham, L. Williams. Besides choosing next year's assemblies with regard to student interest and edu- cation, Mrs. Meeks' Assembly Committee plans all arrange- ments, provides introductory speakers and persons to pre- sent the colors, and greets the guests when they arrive. Members from each class are chosen to the committee. ABR FIRST ROW C Bower Gushman T Rudy L B1efeld SECOND ROW P Adams Shulak B Green M L Meyers C7 Due to the untlrmg Work of its editor Sally Gushrnan, its staff and its advisor, Mrs. Burkhart, the Arrowhead was a paper Ottawa Hills could be justly proud of. Interest was added to the paper in the form of student photographs and articles such as Player of the Week. Mesasa Editorial Staff w l iE?l i af i ' iii Y A --53:7 '7:31J - law 1 :sei -- My , 111: ., , I mi ' .W If 1 Sr' fgvf , ,sr V ywvn ,- . LS, , V , 1 , EST we - i mf x v Y R 'BF' FIRST ROW: Fulghurn, T. Rudy, Sichel, Schnitker, Pass, Abbott, Burch. SECOND ' ROW: Jacobson, C. Carver, M. Stewart, Donahue, Bogan, Thelander, Stein, Marshall. THIRD ROW: Franklin, S. Miller, D, McKisson, Van Hartesveldt, A, Huntington, Fain, M. Hartman, Cook, Stecher, Owen, Torok, Molthrop, Tenney. Miss Wygant, Faculty Advisor, Gail Pass, Associate Editorg Elaine Schnitker, Editorg Mr. Sattler, Faculty Advisor. T H 1 E 5 I y 0 I U ff:- X 405- 's- . f521xQx 54 'nQ's'XxY.-X '1 '99 'Wx' 'S E605 ,bg xl v ff qi Hx-. . in .- ... ..a,- w,-,, . I r Vg E H f I--5 RSM Q Z is Ak Y V' -'Y la-.iq ERR :rs Mesasa Business Staff Mr Fontaine Faculty Advisor' Carol Kohler Business Manager' Jules Isaacson C1rcu1at1on Manager. .nLanX -' FIRST ROW: Bryant, Shulak, Kohler, Isaacson, Schultz. SECOND ROW: Pope Klag, J. Miller, A. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. Staelin, MacLean, Hendrickson, J . Hill, Cunningham, T. Moor, Acklin. Art Club FIRST ROW: A. Kransberger, Owens, B, Davis, Hardgrove, Potter, J. Bower, S. Gushman, Humphrey, S. Miller, P. Adams, A. Marshall, Lachin. SECOND ROW: Kenyon, Roth, M. Ratcliff, Banting, Gaspari, Harpst, Blanke, Kahle, Taylor, La- France. THIRD ROW: O'Shaughnessy, P. Phillipps. As a .comparatively newly organized group in the high school, the Art Club has certainly lost no time in becoming a very important club. The members, under the leadership of their president, Sue Miller, decorated the multipurpose room for the several school dances in addition to making many clever posters for use in the halls. Recreation Cen ter , O C Seventh Grade Chorus FIRST ROW: N. Franklin, Britz, Hausman, M. Miller, Ulmer, Arenson, Roemer, B. Berkowitz, F. Oliver, Reichert, Edmunds, Gilmore, Ulmer, D. Smith, Stran- ahan, Overrnyer, Webne. SECOND ROW: Butter- worth, S. Smith, Picton, K. Phillipps, M. Shekter, J. Donahue, Leiber, Shawaker, Carey, Nopper, Howard Stebing, Waterman, Mensing, Peters, Wickter, Ad- kins, Allen. THIRD ROW: Young, Cameron, Seney, Barnum, Anderson, Collins, A. Lumm, J. Morgan, Rike, Williams, A. Van Hartesveldt, Neuhaus, Ep- stein, Feldman, Hopple, Greenfield, Baehren. FOURTH ROW: P. Klag, Belknap, C. Rapoport, Mos- kowltz, E. Huntington, J. Hill, Heywood, Cooper, Al- bring, J. MacMillan, Scharfy, Baunach, Bruot, Mayer, P. Carver, S. McKisson, S. Alexander, Clement. Pep Band ll M , ,pg W .4 rs, M 'i 1: W, , E. Staelin, C. Ratcliff, J. Skow, R. Patneau, T. Moor, D. Molthrop, Acklin. FIRST ROW: McKillen, Vallet, E. Smith, Stolt- enberg, Babcock, Bourne, Katchka, Lumbattis Seeger, Hargreaves, Pillifant, Pope, Carver Levison. SECOND ROW: Gushman, Thelander, Molthrop, Pitt, Cunningham, Walter, Lumm, Basch, Silverman, E. Graham, Barron, Fryzelka. THIRD ROW: Rutschow, Gaspari, K. Klein, Ruffin, Henry, Ratcliff, Simison, Corwin, Ar- nold, Lachin, Burgie. FOURTH ROW: Bogan, Abbott, J. Miller, L. Biefeld, Correll, Banting, Harpst, Blanke, Cole, -Hamilton, A. Alexander. FIFTH ROW: Van Hartesveldt, S. Miller, Mey- ers, Herman, A. Huntington, J. Connelly. Ottawa Hills Band I I J' -or FIRST' Osmun. son, J. Brown. mer, C. 94 ROW: Morton, Weisberg, Bell, Thompson, SECOND ROW: Bruot, Lang, Mindel, Aren- Gray, Morgan, Staelin, Pritchard, Carey. FOURTH ROW: Baunach, Clement, Ulmer, Thompson, P. Klag, Meyers, P. Nopper, Goodwillie, Hadley, N. Dybvig, Hill. FIFTH ROW: STANDING, Over- THIRD ROW: Waterman, T. Katchka, Ul- Smith, Carver, Stranahan, Allen, Morrison, myer, Owen, F. Oliver, Marshall, Yunker. FIRST ROW: Bergman, McElroy, Snavely, Stein, Donahue, Weisberg, Wood, Stewart, Wolff, Weintraub, Lemon, Marshall, Fulghum SECOND ROW: Roth, T. Rudy, Potter, Mel- horn, Oliver, Hardgrove, McCready, Marks, Kessler, Goodwillie, LaFrance, McKisson. THIRD ROW: Stebing, Schaeffer, J. Graham, Cooper, Stecher, B. Biefeld, Danforth, Johnson C. Bower, Burch. FOURTH ROW: Barber, S Smith, J. Bower, P. Phillipps, Strater, Kahle Wistert, Mclver, Pass, Williams. FIFTH ROW: Jones, O'Shaughnessy, Ames, Taylor, Owen Schnitker. Girls' and Boys' Choruses FIRST ROW: Jennings, Bell, McKisson, Kabat, Glow, D. Smith, Baron, Cousins, Burgie, J. Nopper, Morri- son, N. Dybvig, Pritchard, Gray, Katchka. SECOND ROW: Franklin, Adams, Williams, Montgomery, Os- mun, Acklin, Rasmussen, Preston, Harrah, Black, Davenport, Heydt, Jamieson, Ravin. THIRD ROW: Leiphart, H. Green, T. Moor, E. Staelin, P. Adams Schnitker, Budden, MacLean, Roadhouse, D. Dybvig Hemburg, Laughlin, J. Moor. FOURTH ROW: Cun- ningham, Molthrop, Burns, MacMillan, Torok, Cook Hendrickson, J. Skow, Owen, Hartman, B. Green Ahrendt, Howard, 7 Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Vallet, Katchka, Weisburg, E. Graham, Bergman, Jennings, N. Dybvig, Glow, D. Burgie, R. Franklin, D. Smith, J. Nopper, Baron, McElroy, Stein Pope, Donahue, Wood. SECOND ROW: Stewart, Oliver, Silverman, Marshall, Fulghum, Jamieson Williams, Acklin, Black, E. Staelin, Rasmussen Heydt, Montgomery, S. Molthrop, Blanke, Melhorn, Marks, McKisson. THIRD ROW: J. Burgie, Simison, C. Bower, LaFrance, Bogan, Ames, D. Dybvig, How- ard, Adams, Laughlin, Budden, P. Schnitker, Owen, Kahle, Wistert, J . Bower, J. Miller, Abbott. FOURTH ROW: K. Klein, Thelander, Henry, Hamilton, Cole, E. Schnitker, M. Hartman, Torok, Hendrickson, Cook, S. Hill, J. Skow, D. Molthrop, MacLean, Van Hartes- veldt, S. Miller, Burch, L. 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VN - Homecoming Queen With the winning of our football game against St. Francis, the Homecoming Weekend began in all its glory. ,i i' On Saturday night at ten -,N o'clock at the traditional if homecoming dance, lovely Marie Pope was crowned our A 2 Homecoming Queen for 1957. i 3 Q Marie reigned 'till the culmin- A i it ation of the dance which end- 5 ' ed this wonderful weekend. ' 1 . fa r .. .Y d c e vi 15 1 If i ' Ref. J ,,e.avevB CL? Dottie McKisson, Carol Van Hartesveldt, Sarah Macomber, Elaine Schnitker. 99 Area Y-Teen Queen Candidate ..,.,.. 'E iii Y J . 1' M - e i or Our candidate for the Area Y-Teen Dance was Tesa Rudy. She looked lovely in her red dress at the dance which was held on February 8, 1958 at the Y.W.C.A. Versatile Tesa Rudy exhibits her leadership as President of Y- Teens. Area Student Council Queen Candidate Charming Dottie McKisson represented O.H. at the Area Student Council Dance, Feb- ruary 1, 1958.' The student like body was proud to have Dot- tie as their candidate. fe may sig . :iii ,',, -- X QE ,E 1 .AV 1 N ' x' iw M., , , 1 We . , ,. -,Q iff? i....,, V . 4 . Mme- rx - ' T Z' Carol Van Hartesveldt and Sarah Macornber Q , 'Qu 'clt is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. 3 U DEFEA TED 1 957 i Varsity Football FIRST ROW: T. Moor, Tenney, Bryant, Torok, R. Patneau, Hartman, Owen, White E. Staelin. SECOND ROW: Preston, H. Patneau, J. Skow, Shulak, Schultz, MacLean Acklin, J. Hill, Holtzman. THIRD ROW: Coach Niederrneier, Morgan, I-Iarrah, Leipl hangs gVeir1graub,DHanson, Roadhouse, Hamway, Budden, Cupp, Coach Gonser. F H O : ' . ' ' R W avis, mgr, Laughlin, Sharfman, B. Skow, Stranahan, Ratchff, R Miller, Jennings, mgr., Rasmussen, mgr. . 1 rv. 04 3 4 4 , 8 1 9 l: Q if 55 .f - ..1,,.i1 ,,i..i, - Y Premler OHHS 20 Elmore 0 In Just 16 m1nutes of play O H d1sp1ayed s1gns of th1ngs to come by whlpplng Elmore Hlgh 20 0 Th1s was the f1rst t1me 1n two years we had met Elmore on the gr1d1ron and they were so surprlsed to see a really good Ottawa H111s team that they were never 1n the contest No 13 OHHS-40 Troy Luckey 0 Fr1day the 13th found the Green Arrows wmnmg the1r 13th 1n a row by trounclng the Troy Luckey Eleven 40 0 Randy Jones terr1f1c runmng ab111ty comb1ned wlth good block 1ng from the l1ne enabled hun to tally four t1mes Rodger Owen and J1m Wh1te each scored once O H ran Wlld 1n the second per1od scormg 34 po1nts No 14 OHHS 14 North Baltlmore 7 O H scored 1ts 14th stralght and second v1ctory of the season by downlng North Ba1t1 more 14 7 N01 th Ba1t1more put a scare 1nto O H by scorlng f1rst however 1n the second per 10d J1m Wh1te passed to M1ke Hartman for 35 yards and 6 po1nts Dave Shulak converted to t1e the score In the last per1od Rodger Owen threw to J1m Wh1te for the last T D Shu lak agam converted No 15 OHHS 27 Delta 6 The Green Arrows reglsteled the1r 15th v1ctory 1n a row by turnxng back Delta H1gh 27 6 Quarterback J1m Wh1te passed for two OH scores and plunged across on a sneak for a th1rd Other TD makers were Rodger Owen M1ke Hartman and Randy Jones Dave Shulak converted two P A T s and B111 Skow placed one through the up 1'1ghts No 16 OHHS 52 Elmore 25 Although O H chalked up 1ts 16th consecut1ve trlumph It left much to be deslred The offense was good but the defense was not up to par In the last ten games they had only al lowed 25 pomts' All of Ottawa H1115 TD s were made by three players Randy Jones 3 Rodger Owen 3 and J1m H111 2 No 17 OHHS 26 Wauseon 0 Ottawa H1115 took 1ts 17th stra1ght from Wauseon 1n 1ts fmest v1ctory of the season Wau seon fa11ed to penetrate the Ottawa H1115 20 yard l1ne whlle four of the Green Arrows h1t the coveted turf acl oss the goal l1ne Tackle J1m Tenney blocked a punt and fell on 1t ln the end zone Barry Bryant 1n the second per1od plunged across from two yards out to cllmax an 84 yard drlve In the th1rd per1od J1m Whlte tossed to end M1ke Hartman and 1n the last per1od Wh1te scored hlmself Convers1ons were made by Dave Shulak and J1m Whlte No 18 OHHS 21 St Franc1s 20 Over 5 000 fans saw Ottawa H1l1s d1splay the type of determ1nat1on that helped establlsh 1ts w1n ske1n In the f1rst quarter Hartman hauled 1n a Wh1te pass and went for our f1rst score In the next pe11Od Wh1te tossed for a score to Owen At half t1me the score stood 14 14 In the thlld pe11Od St Franc1s scored but Owen blocked the extra polnt In the last per1od St Franc1s lost the1r po1se and O H worked harder Wh1te scored on a sneak and Shulak booted h1s th1rd consecut1ve po1nt to wrap up the game No 19 OHHS 32 R1s1ng Sun 13 The Green Arrows made lt 19 1n a row by poundlng R1S1Hg Sun 32 13 They scored 1n all but the second per1od and held a sl1m 13 6 half t1me lead Ottawa H1115 touchdowns M1ke Hartman Cpass from J1m Wh1tBD Merv Sharfman Crunj Randy Jones Cplungeb J1m Wh1te Crunb J1m H111 Cpass from WhltEJ Placements were reg1stered by Barry Bryant and Dave Shulak No 20 OHHS 52 Lakes1de 0 Ottawa H1115 galned 1ts 20th stra1ght w1n and added another l1nk to IES three year w1n nmg streak by rout1ng Lakes1de 52 0 The semors ended the1r hlgh school career terr1f 1cally p1ay1ng p1 act1ca1ly the whole game and scor1ng all but 6 pomts whlch were ta111ed by sophomore quarte1back John Roadhouse In the other sco11ng It was J1m H111 C31 Randy Jones Ear1Stae11n Rodge1 Owen and M1ke Hartman Po1nts after touchdown were booted by Dave Shulak C35 and Barry Bryant Trlbute Many thanks and congratulatmns are offered to our two new coaches Head Coach Nor man N1ederme1er and h1s ass1stant Jerry Gonser Havmg a perfect season 1n the1r flrst year here at Ottawa H1118 and as hlgh school coaches these two estabhshed a record at ta1ned by only a few outstandlng coaches Agaln we say congratulatwns and hope that the teams they coach IH the future w1l1 be as successful as Ottawa H1115 -, - . , - . . , - , . . ., 1 . . 'iy l H 1-.U H .. D, - I is 1' . T, ' '1 ' . . r! 7' . -, - 1 . iyp T ' 7 . v - ' . '. ' ' . , . . -, - . . . . 5 .. 9 . 5 , . Y , 1 . -, - , .. '. .' Z ' 7 1 ' ! ' , - 7 . - f X -... X,-A,... 1 - , 105 L P Jones about to snag one. l Y ' Tackle a la O.H Arrows about to begin play. 08 Three O.H. players converge on foe. Owen Vaulting for yardagenx Hill following up completed pass. Patneau putting one on his duff Arrow in defensive play. O.H. Eleven about to show offensive play to Wauseon. Hill making important stop. Skow and Patneau facing foe. Hartman on receiving end of completed pass. 10 V ,,, , d K The deciding extra point play begins. d Jones makes good on pass play Shulak puts his toe into it. ' It's good! ! ! l Bryant ploughs through. Ottawa Hills-21, St. Francis-20. Freshmen Football FIRST ROW: Gehring, D. Smith, Hill, Davenport, Mauk, Baldwin, Case. SECOND ROW: Haddad, Crowther, Gehring, McKi1len, Spitzer, Cohen, Fa- ber, THIRD ROW: R. Smith, Franklin, Moor, Car- son, J. Nopper, Burgie, Brunsting, Coach Worstell. Junior High Football FIRST ROW. Kabat, Morton, Roadhouse, Bailey Zimmerman, Dybvig, Mindel, Corwin, Brown, Mc- Cready, Gray. SECOND ROW: Loughran, Walley, Wernert, Potter, Klein, Holden, Grow, Snyder, Hey- wood, Meyers, Mulford, mgr. THIRD ROW: Katch- , ka, Weintraub, Waterman, Carey, O11ver, Neuhaus Roemer, Stebing, MacMillan, Morgan, P. Nopper FOURTH ROW: Mehring, Hadley, Swigart, Baher Van Harsteveldt, Staelin, Stefango, Edmunds, Coop- er, Bruot, Coach Worstell. 'L in fu , 5. , ,, , -S.: ,stty 1 V -1 V, ' 'L 41 l l 1 f 9 1 Y- f X ,n l l Q fl 1 V ll Q 1 ' x , 5 L , mmmmmnmyngwi I , MM I f + ph I ' ' ' lu . 1 my nv- . 1, ldinm ' , 1191 'Mamma Z , h fszf i f :fa S' W .2 E !. ' .4 Y Y I- X th u g! 'A' Vg Hr 2 I fy W W I I ll 3 I A I X . 1 mmf. All - V-5 f l zz' A , mmm MQ 1 0 2 ly - 1'--f- 1 If -- 4 pmmill , Ekwff f X , 55 3 Z is , ll k XM .R 5. 1. E .ms -1, z' , I I XX --l X,-an ,fx- r 1 ,ey L qu: . K ,I .fi .?l,'.!, 2 A gn Zrgfi. S v, o Sf' ogx 's , fx iw 4 fig mi x ,- . -' 5 . J s -if I 4 .U 3' , i S ig ' :ll Varsity Basketball 4 Merv Sharfman, John Roadhouse, Rodger Owen, Jim Hill, Barney Cook, Jim Skow Dave Torok, Jim White, Dave Molthrop. O.H. ...... 52 O.H. ...... 70 A O.H. ...... 45 O.H. ...... 52 O.H. ...... 66 O.H. ...... 70 O.H. ...... 82 ' O.H. ...... 69 O.H. ...... 69 O.H. ...... 48 O.H. ...... 75 O.H. ...... 67 O.H. ...... 46 O.H. ...... 50 O.H. ...... 63 O.H...,...56 Coach Wayne Stewart VARSITY Wauseon . Lyons .... Swanton . Clay ..... Rogers . . . Woodville Alumni . . Swanton . Lakeside . St. Francis Perrysburg Fulton . . . Libbey MVACDS .. Metamora Grosse Ile Reserve Basketball FIRST ROW: Ravin, Glow, Snyder, Zuker, McFellin, Moore, Jamieson, mgr. SEC- OND ROW Habib, Budden, Cupp, B. Skow, Holtzman, Burns. THIRD ROW: H. Patneau Weintraub, Michell, Hamway, MacMillan, Leiphart. RESERVE Wauseon . Lyons .... Swanton . Clay ..... Rogers . . . Woodville Alumni .. Swanton . Lakeside . St: Francis Perrysburg Fulton . . . Libbey '. . . MVCDS .. Metamora Grosse Ile Coach Jerry Gonser 6 Freshmen Basketball FIRST ROW: Davis, R. Smith, Rapoport, Spitzer, Mauk, McCardy. THIRD ROW: Haddad, G. Schnit- Gehring, Carson, Holden, mgr. SECOND ROW: ker, J. Moor, Howard, P. Hill, Davenport, Gehring, Baldwin, Brunsting, Cohen, J. Nopper, mgr., Burgie, Dennis. Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: Bruot, mgr., Roemer, Carey, Water- Henderson, D. Weintraub, Mindel, Stefango, Holden, man, Neuhaus, Van Hartesveldt, Stebing, P. Nopper, Loughran. THIRD ROW: Albring, Hadley, Staelin, Purdue, Oliver, Arenson, Lieber, mgr. SECOND Heywood, Corwin, Mehring, Snyder, McC1-eady, Ka- ROW: Morgan, MacMillan, Baunach, Brown, Potter, bat, Lieber, mgr., Shearer, mgr. 7 8 h l Sue Pillifant f ' 'iii -w fn I if-. Sue Gushman Stephie Smith Abeent from picture, Tracy Black Judy Babcock Ka I' Mane pope SH McElroy Carol CFU W LEAD S . ue M111er Jill Jones Elaine SC-hnitk ET 633 Jackie Cupp Melinda Mehring Martha Miller Nancy Preston 9 FIRST ROW: Cupp, Davis, Bergman, Hargreaves, Lumbattis, Stoltenberg, Seager, Hartman, G. Dona- hue, Fulghum, Weisburg, Pope, Crow, Henderson M. Stewart, Levison, Wolff, Burgie, Marshall, Scan- nell. SECOND ROW: Klaus, Cunningham, Weintraub, Marenberg, Harpst, Melhorn, J. Bower, Marks, Roth, Molthrop, Pitt, Blanke, J. Graham, Oliver, Hard- grove, Correll, Basch, Silverman, Walter, Thelander, Ruffin, Henry, Cooper, Schaefer. THIRD ROW: Wis- tert, Gaspari, Rutschow, Ratcliff, Kessler, Stecher, Burch, C. Bower, Banting, Stebing, S. Miller, Klein, Van Hartesveldt, Meyers, A. Huntington, J. Miller, Kenyon, Johnson, La France, Potter, J. Klag, Fry- zelka, Barron, Lumm, Kahle, Danforth. FOURTH ROW: Staelin, Bourne, Kransberger, G. Phillipps, Sichel, Zimmerman, Corwin, Cole, Taylor, P. Phil- lipps, Williams, Jones, Owen, O'Shaughnessy, Her- man, Snavely, Babcock, McElroy, McKi11en. Girls ' Athletic Association Under the splendid leadership and guid ance of the officers and Miss MacDonald the girls' athletic program was filled with a great variety of sports to interest all members. The hockey team consisted of many enthusiastic girls who combined their skill to win 6 of 9 games. Following hockey, volleyball, a game of speed, pre cision, and skill, was an excellent team game, allowing a large number of girls to participate. Basketball proved very pop ular and developed co-ordination and team work. The teams had a very successful season. Bowling and badminton filled the after school hours with much pleasure and activity. Lots of fresh air and fun were en joyed in the spring hours of softball. To end the year the club gave a wonderful banquet, at which an award was presented to the most valuable player in each sport and to the most outstanding girl for the FIRST ROW: Carol Crow, Vice Presidentg Marie Pope, President. SECOND ROW: Judy Babcock, Secretary, Tina Sichel, Social Chairman, Sue Cunningham, Treasurer. 20 entire year. Yes, this was a terrific year! 1 'Q ' w... V . . f H ,X W , H Q' N. 1 . , w, , J? N 'I' FH' IW 13. . J 'I2'I 1 , M , ., . , . ff KA ,H -'iw in www-'s u ,Nw-5,7 X Z5 .WU :sn mms ' aJ33agff K ff:,:-,4 1:74322 -Ms.-4? 4, 1 1 Ei 'fs .Q F , gf. , EEUU-1 v -' Q cliff , ' N MM- fv- wif x. BN ' 4, ff 'mx ff 'L 1 4 S- as 1 N w 1 f Y 'X A E 5 N., Q. .SA , y 3 fi Paths to good business. ,' 12 COMPLIMENTS OF The Campus Cleaners 2132 Middlesex Drive Toledo, Ohio B. J. WINFREY COMPLIMENTS OF MEl'S BIG BURGER Dorr at Secor Cherry at Delaware Great Eastern Miracle Mile Compliments of JIM WHITE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER 'I30'l Monroe Street Phone CH I-3'I4'I 24 BRING REFRESHMENT INTO PLAY HAVE A COKE XX Amis x tilts ., nv- . f QL -QW , , or 1 5, I NDER Aumolrv or me COCA-COLA comrmv nv SPRINGFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Coco-Colo Bottling Company Of Toledo LANDIVIARKS OF PROGRESS . . . in TOLEDO-Glass Center of the World li ll 'im f L, u ll, These four buildings reflect the technological achieve- ,Q , f l! J. 'L I yi : - 1 ments of Owens-Illinois Glass Company, whose X511 all I i . s . . . ,WP-'ti' f-. : isis E I physical growth has left these indehble I M et - wi! u i impressions on the industrial ii fl ., Si X It in HE Q face of Toledo. I y .I n . .1 Ei '- -3 4 I ' 2 will 4 F' '1:i- lf' I X ni t l B . ...J il :H 1 Q T ' :ilu :H M. 9 Duraglns Center S I:5g,, - - A A' ' , 'I' lm B 14th 81 Adams 'IIIEUUU Q :sa w hlililiiffi '. ,IK ul, n ,Earn Q fe , K t, I B il 1.1 j in 'Z-, t U H .- 1 e - um Q: 1 1 V' f B ' Customer service facilities, staffed by nearly lg H 5 500, offer Owens-Illinois -customers the ad- ' I s .ml Q I H h vantages of specialized package design, . i 1 fm product and packaging research, and Hui I B ugly XII H marketing services. - 3 cf fi E U Owens-lllinols Building 1 Madison lt St. Clair ,q,. . is 1 a., it s A A ' W 'LA ff- fiL. - I ' 1 V More than 1,000 Toledo-area resi- - Q 3 llillulllg -..-.. ' 5 dents work in the O-I General l F 1 'I ,NE .Hi.:.!vf. offices-directing activities Of ' A W- -1 7, 27.000, coast to coast. if L, :a,:,,:1Egtwf is uE .,:- - - mtl gift l 1,,tft. ,ItN 'u Q A ' y , 3, .assi it'ii'E1 Ei'iQf? ' hifi rl' if . iz ali' H e, e Libbey Gloss Division Plant - - l ing -E-3 f s Ash G Champlain ' fr' ' ' . LJ ! : , 4 ' D Owens-Illinois Technical Cantor 1700 North Westwood Home of fine Libbey table glassware, this manufacturing plant employs more than 1,200 and is one of 31 Owens-Illinois plants across the nation. X t ,Willis1la1yl+lalim11 mmum Wp om uf . if in ee 'wmntliiimi .,': i . if' ,. . ff' g ,La W ' Ulu t ' intimal W is 1' '- 'B if -1 . ?:g H ij fpfifigf v ' VU The world 's iargest and most complete glass. research facility, housing 500 scientists, engineers and technicians. MAKERS OF PRODUCTS GENERAL OFFICES - TOLEDO 1, OHIO WENS- LLINOIS 12 GGIGL 00 toIedo's center Y for smort Sims get gl: ... 5 Am ' f ' SSX Q ' 77 If' . Qg3 lh7f,,Q. T ILL ' Io H s Casual S'I:5Ie miss casual . . miracle mile shopping center CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS THE MATHER SPRING COMPANY COMING ATTRACTIONS- 'I26 College Days, but first- Choosing wonderful clothes from Myra-Janet's- Where it's fun to shop and easy to park-. Right in your own neighborhood MYRA-JANET SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF COLONY MEN'S WEAR 2-146 West Central fCoIony Buildingj COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEALE-PHYPERS COMPANY, Inc GENE-RAL INSURANCE CH 3 7528 R. W. Dieme Madison Av Compliments of VARIETY CLUB BEVERAGE COMPANY COUSINS IRON AND METAL 4093 Detroit Avenue Toledo 12, Ohio H. c. ALBRING coMPANY 734-740 Summit Street Wholesale CIGARS CIGARETTES-TOBACCO CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 LEIPHART LINCOLN - MERCURY DEALER TOLEDO'S I LINCOLN - MERCURY - CONTINENTAL DEALER 2101 Madison Avenue CH 4-9506 28 UNIVERSITY LANES 2567 W. Bancroft JOrdan 3442 Northwestern 0hio's Newest and Finest Bowling Recreation Center, featuring 24 alleys fully automatic. Brunswick Equipment throughout Steve and Stan Evclemon Your Hosts Compliments of JOHN W. KLAG ASSOCIATES E,WWW 795X HM Www 1 WMWWW0 l 0dll0 BSS s glass produ See and Drive the B 58 Buick Air Borne Styling -- From Modern Aircraft Buy it from O'ROURKE BUICK The finest in courteous - prompt - efficient Service 705-715 Front Street East Toledo Phone OXford 1-5713 3 scHoRuNG's FRED S. BARTZ FANCY GROCERIES ' and I'70l'lSf MEATS ul' 2646 Central Avenue . Free Delivery Service Toledo 6, Ohio 'k JO 4681 3115 W. Bancroft in Old Orchard HILL, CARSON and ASSOCIATES AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO LIFE - ACCIDENT 9 ,- GENERAL AGENTS LXQSURANC, 'Q -c GROUP INSURANCE b 240 Huron Street 30 Toledo 4, Ohio Bet Wishes to the Class of 1958 JOHNSON'S SOHIO SERVICE BANCROFT AND, MIDDLESEX TOLEDO, OHIO Glass Has Made A Difference W w T Now is the time to reflect upon the good ole, days in school-the many friends, your favorite teachers, sports and dances and parties. But when looking at today's school architecture, we think you,ll agree that glass has made a difference! Here's picture-proof that school corridors don't have to be dark and dreary tunnels. No longer must walls be solid and opaque. Today, more attention is being paid to daylight and view. When reflecting upon the advantages of this glass age, we think you'll agree that the Hgood new days are better. LIBBEY-owENs-Fono a,GfLea75fVame,6n,G!aaa Catering ier - PICNICS DINNERS' RECEPTIONS OFFICE PARTIES LUNCHEONS Table and Chair R.entals I Phone KL 0311 FOR AN ESTIMATE ON FOOD NEEDED 1856-58 W. Bancroft St. Meredith Pastries COMPLIMENTS OF THE WILLIS DAY STQRAGE CO. MOVING AND STORAGE 801 Washington Street CHerry 3-7114 FLOR-EVER VINYLS GOLD CHIP LINOLEUMS DODGE CORK GOODRICH RUBBER TILES TRI-BOND WALL TILES -MA-TI-CO ASPHALT GENERAL ELECTRIC TEXTOLITE PLASTIC COUNTER TOPS K A IB A if Dwmdazafg 60. Toledo, Ohio Grand Rapids, Michigan OLDEST AND ONLY LOCALLY OWNED MEN'S SHOE STORE French Shriner 519.95 to 529.95 ZIEGLE1R'S MEN'S SHOES 32 502 MADISON GARDNER BLDG. ART'S AUTO Compliments of the 723-839 N. Wesfwood Ave. JO 4676 fAfter August 1958 call JE 6-4676, E M B E S Used and New Parts for Most Cars Art Solomon Bernard Solomon I BOB EDDY BUICK CO. Tolezloff Downtown Buick Dealers S I N C E 'I 9 'I 5 Monroe Street 12th fo 'I 31h CHerry 'I-3165 4 Compliments of Cooper IR ERUBR 0. , f' T' h' ? H A f ? X Rv , X9 Q9 N Q? r 'Q W 'IQ srl A , I ,ff I P' 1 , ,, f U V Q3 I W., IQ 14, xv I ? 1 - Q P ' 4 -. KB' 4, ?' 'Wg K 5 a n B B SR' ,,.. . ,4.-- I . 'IM IIE . ,I T f - , f K if V I -- .-, 'V 2 -il? V nh.. T BBE ' . J A Nz, qi., , Lx ,E mb X 5 R. . 'Wd um U'-AAW3 'lx 1 I 33 RP fI g'v B B S5 IR Na R x N11 E B SAFETY PREMIUM NYLON BEST KNOWN FOR QUALITY I GUARANTEED IN WRITING COOPER TIRE 81 RUBBER CO. FINDLAY, OHIO MANUFACTURERS or TIRES, TUBES, TREAD RUBBER AND INDUSTRIAL RUBBER PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH SHAWAKER COMPANY Distributors of HEATING APPARATUS - MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT 17- 17th Street, Toledo, Ohio DEMPSEY OPTICAL DISPENSERS SPITZER BUILDING Madison Avenue HERFF JONES CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive class jewlery . . . graduation announcements . . . medals . . . trophies scholastic awards. P. D. Cook, Representative P. O. Box 38, Maumee, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF OTTAWA HILLS Y-TEENS Compliments of KING RADIATOR COMPANY AUTOMOBILE RADIATORS 1017-1021 Monroe Sfreef Jack King Chef King COMPLIMENTS OF SCHWARTZIHARDWARE For YOUR DO-IT-YOURSELF Needs In HARDWARE - PAINTS - TOOLS - GARDEN SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS - LIGHT FIXTURES PLUMBING SUPPLIES - ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 3217 Dorr at Secor JO 4688 I Rent A Typewriter. . . FOR YOUR DAUGHTER OR SON Ask About Our Rental - Purchase Plan! ERI KSEN'S, Inc. MACHINES ' FURNITURE ' SUPPLIES 323 Erie CHerry 1-1193 COMPLIMENTS OF THE TOLEDO TOWEL SUPPLY ClOMPANY 322 E. Woodruff Avenue Phone CHerry 1-2297 36 ToIedo's Leading Towel and Linen -Rental Service Compliments of MARK KLAUS Junior Misses Sportswear and apparel in good taste- 3 Convenient Locations C Westgate I Downtown 0 Parkway Plaza BROWN MOTOR SALES 901 Front Street TOLEDO2'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER COURTESY OF YLANT - MACLEAN INSURANCE T501 TOLEDO TRUST BUILDING Toledo 4, Ohio T37 Congratulations. . . TO THE I CLASS OF 1958 OTTAWA HILLS GULF SERVICE Central at Talmcldge JOHN M. WETTSTONE, Proprietor PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone Jordan 0136 S M l T H ' S Nationally known for Good Food CAFETERIAS Madison at Erie Westgate Shopping Center COFFEE SHOP AND 711 MADISON Service Restaurants - Madison at Erie PASTRY SHOPS Y 410 Madison 235 Erie - Westgate Shopping Center TARA HAIRDRESSERS OTTAWA HILLS SHOPPING CENTER JOrclan 0945 4334 W. Central COMPLIMENTS OF LIZBETH JEANNE sHoPPE JUNIOR AND woMEN's APPAREL Telephone Greenwood 4-8861 4312 MONROE STREET b TOLEDO 6, OHIO WHITE-HUT DRIVE-IN GROUND OFF THE ROUND H A M B U R G S 2345 Central at Monroe 1205 Sylvania at Lockwood 3742 Collingwood at Detroit Have you tried the Super King ? King of all Hamburgs ! ! ! 139 GULF Phone JO. 0279 ROAD SERVICE HILLTOP GULF SERVICE BANCROFT AND RICHARDS ROAD BILL HALL CECIL TOLLISON COMPLIMENTS OF Orchard Drug 3059 Wesf Bancroft JOrdon 1911 EARL BEAN CLARENCE GELOW 40 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 PEMBERTON CADILLAC COMPANY 1415 Jefferson Avenue Toledo 2, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS Compliments A T CLASS OF 1958 of a STEIN JEWHERS 612 Adams Sf. - 9 A Fnozsn sooo Locxsns AND SUPER MARKET :us WESI C N IA r c suua nn L I T Y F O O D S nu 2 un: A c . ov '-X --' THE FRED CHRISTEN 8g SO N S CC TOLEDO 4, oHlo 'I4 filil ffiiill Meet me at the Hillcrest TOLEDO'S FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER THE VICTORIAN ROOM For luncheon, dinner, dancing, o pleasant evening. Bright music, good entertainment, never a mini- mum or cover charge. THE COFFEE SHOP For good food, quickly served, at breakfast, luncheon, and dinner, and moderately priced. Gifts, candies, tobaccos, sundries, periodicals. CH 3-4261 PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Newly decorated, air conditioned . ..compIete facilities for parties, weddings, receptions, banquets, club, and business meetings. 600 G U EST ROOMS All outside, attractively decorated, with private bath lsome with TV and air conditioningl . . . for visiting friends, relatives, or business acquaintances. 0 Edward D' Romvse General Mqnq . ' ger Clifford D. Reulein, Resident Manager Indoor and Outdoor Parking COMPLIMENTS OF THE ART MosAlc 8. TILE co. Established 1907 MARBLE MOSAIC - TILE - TERRAZZO 216 Sycamore St. TOLEDO, OHIO Cherry 1-5149 THE S. H. DAVIS PAPER BOX CO. Set-up Boxes Folding Cartons Advertising Displays Transparent Containers 1028 West Central Toledo 6, Ohio 14 RECORDS SHEET MUSIC RECORD PL HI-FI PHONOGRAPHS Kaufman, GR 5-7530 2063 'W. Central Toledo COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY'S CLOTHING COMPANY 1338 Dorr Street Complete MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR IYOUR IVY LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS? Congratulations To The Class I Of 1958 CY'S SUNOCO SERV 2631 West Bancroft 44 CH 1-2490 CH 8-2221 WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF - ARNE NISSEN'S NEW Qi-C I Y.. I X mo rg a s b o rd FXS lim SWEDISH - AMERICAN FO0DS 5060 Monroe Street ? Symbol of Quality Mark of Good Taste Q FF 'llmpmfiul WAYSIDE FURNITURE 5500 TELEGRAPH ROAD -k TOLEDO 12, OHIO Congratulations. . . BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958! TOLEDO TIRE CORPORATION GOODYEAR FIRESTONE GOODRICH U. S. TIRES COMPLETE LINE HOTPOINT RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES 1020 Madison Ave. Corner Of 11th St. CHerry 8-3701 Over 40 Years of Service to the Community 14 THE GOGOIIN HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY 2350-52 Sylvania Avenue GR 4-0533 COMPLIMENTS OF IOWNASB-URY CHEVROLET FAMOUS Fon soon DEALS OX I-2445 Q 'ggi ff MORLYE CIRCUS 'rowv 'I INFANTS - CHILDRENS - SUB-TEENS ' Q Apparel 2243 W. Cenfrol Ave. TOLEDO, OHIO COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES The Stuzfo of lolm K Walrehn 2237 Collingwood Toledo, Ohio CH 8-2679 in I 1, ,665 , J iff f CLEANERS Where Fine Garments Receive The Respectful Core That Is Their Due. TO THE SENIOR CLASS--- We extend to you our sin- cere best wishes for the years ahead and may each of you achieve your goal in life. 2757 MONROE PARKWAY PLAZA CH 1-1204 LU 3-8521 WESTGATE VILLAGE JO 3615 Amelia and Max Britz 3939 Indian PRESC-RIPTION SPECIALISTS and QUALITY DRUGS if Ice Cream Light Lunches 'A' Call For and Delivery of Prescriptions Your Future loohs Good in 3 fix T I h 221:28 A High School Girls will find- a good place to work. . .good friends to i work with . . . good salaries with regular raises and good chances for advancement SAl1'ER'S DRUG STORE of ' THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 4324 West Central FR 1429 147 WELLINGTON F. ROEMER INSURANCE, INCORPORATED Insurance Analysis 405 BROADCAST BUILDING 136 HURON STREET TOLEDO 4, OHIO Phones CH 8-3791-JO 7198 CARRIE WEBER if and THE JUNIOR ROOM 5ERV'NG THE ,, FINEST or Eoon 3053 w. BANCROET STREET 4569 Monfoe Sffeef JO' 8882 Phone GR. 4-8202 242 Erie CI-I. 4-2752 WESTGATE VILLAGE Jo. 8876 TOLEDO BLUE PRINT AND PAPER CO. 3 I 6 Superior Street ' Tel. CHerry 3-7224 ,SPECIAL PRICES DRAWING SETS - T-SQUARES - TRIANGLES - SLIDE RULES 48 ARTIST SUPPLIES - CompHmen f Nl M INCORPORATED PATRONIZE 0ur Advertisers iThyhlp k h b kp H 50 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Jim Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. and and and and and and cmd and and and and and and cmd Mesasa Patrons Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Clarence H. Abbott James Acklin Fred C. Ahrendt Joseph W. Arnold W. L. Bryant Oscar G. Burch Carleton Carver S. W. Connelly George W. Cook Leo V. 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