Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)
- Class of 1953
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THE I953 MIRROR Eleanor Bohn Kay Sue Cherry Shnrley Oren E D I T O R S 5 W 5 I g A . .7 h Q w ' ' I H I 4 , 1 A f, 1 ,, 1 I I sv lull O51 'V 'U-. 094 CN '55,- -4 JP- --.,. F Page Two -PM WW eww: mag 1 -45' ' i'!l'!-il rf iififlgliiwli 9555 'Vg NGW --'5'-- -4 .- 'X - vi 1 ir' 'Q L A ' 1 A f N X , v 'f , , . V I ag X35 1 g N. X h f .I M I ' . 'y 'E -' YI . . . -1 . E . N N 9 1,X , ' , - . hx- 1 H My , : J' ' . ' - Q ' . , J M wig' Q , . A.,..w x , , .' . I - A N I i , ,ff -fi- .A . if V ac 5 A ,fy .I . wax' X pf! 5 L. ' 'K 4 f W. -' Nw ,Af f .T 'g ,VE . ', , WM,-N, .M ' N Eff , 4 N J ' . ' - - - -,gm . w Q - , f , ,Ui 4 A at i1 if ,i'.:g,7 PEL? K. i t X 41- . A Na . , pq a-' ' -,v ,, ',f- ' xt . L 'A 'ffl ',Q- I 7 . , , : M ,, fri w-1 , -. N' A 1, 3 n , , .. .1 . . , ff , , '-.,A .. - N 4.- ' 3 7' ,rg-1. ' A -A.. ,A ,Q - V .1 - :Y A - ,L . . Q. w I 1 fg , ff K , , 1 3 I ,- in Q h i . - J. - Lkmyav. x j W 31 1 ' rn, A4131 . 2? W, :M ' 3' ' ' -' ' ff' - rf:-z::,,x,? vw ,Q , , , I , 1 Y , , 1-Q i.,-,' as : - P, .il ' J . T , y 1 . M, K 5 hi 4 . .1 J , 1 A , Q ' -W w 1 YV - V ,T ' 1 , X , ,, H . X , 1, - I I1 . : A M M A, Q 1 u-5 --- -h W L, if -ff 'V' ' 1 ,e 'ri M - -I Lf. . ' 3' 4' . W . N. v-,, V l Q J ., . Q . . . , , .... go . V - , -Ab .,. ' -Aw' . V ' ' 1' .--W .. f 1 ' . ' Tu year THC MIRROR would luke to gnve you a slught comparnson of Now and Then As you look at the pictures on thus page a comparatively short space of time ln the same manner schools and school lvfe change Thus book wall show how thus has brought about a better school program PANDORA GILBOA SCHOOL A DTHE l953 Page Three 2.5 , H . . ' ' ll ll I you see how towns can change within I S ilg.,,Lw,,,,,guns-i0 9 Miss Faith Muller DEDICATID The staff of THE 1953 MIRROR takes pleasure nn dedlcatlng thus year book to Mlss Fauth Muller who has devoted thlrty four years of her lnfe to teaching She started teacmng an 1917 at the Linwood country school and the following three years taught at the Brldenbaugh school The remainder at me Pandora grade school In all her career she has exercised patience and perseverance wutn her students e wall long be remembered by all who have been an her classes We wvsh Mass Muller muct happmess In the future Mlss Maller teachmg a grade school class of the thirty-four years was spent . Sh AS YOU CGMPAIQE Students have not changed in the respect that they are as anxious to leave school after a hard day's work as they were formerly. Here is pictured a fine example. Page Sl Bob Wehrly ns showlng hus classmates the proper way gi v 'A ' ' ' ' ,x t l 5, , . ' 1 . is 5 n ' - 3 17' K Q ' I . . .5 ' v . 5 U e Q U . 3 I h l .1 ,Q :il A j I, X 5... , ,I NMY1. .O N 4. . -0 O O 'U fb 'U Q -O FD Q . E: Ill Q g . M 'Wm These five boys placed hugh nn tne state hog ludglng contest held In Springfield In the event whocn Involved mnety boys Paul Phnllups hed for first TODAY'S AND YESTEl2DAY'S STUDENTS Projects such as these have proven to be valuable experience for boys who are considering farming for their occupation. , . W,...- Pictured with their so instructor, Mr. Gratz, are first-semester driver's education students who received licenses at the completion of the course. W Y g -,,..71, . ' pf- of X- Q' t ,- YOU CAN EASILY SEE Tl-IAT A humorous entry at the Halloween party sponsored by the Seniors and business men. What's that in the wagon? Pfiqp Eight Aw A 'Q 22: 4 Q THERE IS NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE to enloy an educohonol pvcture page Npne . -'-Lash 4 I W 'us 'E in-.1 The new concesslon bulldmg has After dnnner the snack shop opens proven very valuable for outdoor sports for busnness It never wants for customers IN TI-IE TI-IINGS TI-IEY LIKE TO DO These are our three able managers Ronne Reuchenbach Duck Stewart and Jerry Sommer We give them due credat for carryang out their 'ob so we Page Ton . .41 if 'JIU l. . R ft . , I V2 J , -f - . 'fig' , - , ' 4 .W t W Q. I A I , I I f as 1 I I I . I I A I 1 . t 'Q I wk . ' 4 4 : I ' . , , . 5 k .fvgv ' ' II. , l 1 What would a ballgame be wrthout spectators? They are the ones who guve nncentlve and encouragement to the players Here ns a scene typical of any group of basketball entnuslasts Their faces show the anxn ty and ten eness they feel AND ENJOY ff' l 4 A . Mmqw ' H -lil A N. , . G , ACTIVITIES AIQE STILL Sink it, Tom! Raise that Score! These girls are gaining practical We can easily see how Tom became x ' b the high-point man of our team. i c perience y preparing a meal n Home Economics class. Page Twelve I ' I, I ,iff , J jg? U m I 11 54 12 r , X I X6 X, I MORE OR LESS Tl-IE SAME It's a iump! Evenly matched Here is a scene from a puppet show, teams help to make the game Tom Sawyer, given for the of basketball more interesting. entertainment of the students. Page Thirteen WHETHER IT'S AT SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Mistletoe is still often used for the same purpose today as it was yesterday oe seems quite pleased that the old custom is s in u e The kindergarten under he direction of Miss Genevieve Beagle was started the second semester for children the age of five Page Fourteen . .I till ' s . . . . . , . I I Twenty-one pupils were enrolled. , T lxiui , V 2 11 la, . Z .OR IN Tl-IE CLASSROCDM Commercial courses such as this one will be found useful not only in high school, but in securing ca iob after graduation. Here typing students are taking Q timed speed test. fu Pctge Filtce PEOPLE Peoples appearance may change with the passing of time. However their character, personality and friendship remains unchanged. These stalwart virtues are manifest in tnis school. On the following pages are shown the individuals who make up our progressive educational NOW A D THE Page Seventee I I I s stem, each of whom contribute Y 'C 'v ' Superintendent . , Mr Clifford Cox Prlnclpals Sheldon Hall Hugh School Prlncupal Business Enghsh Mrs Eleanor Malone Junlor High Prmclpal English Hlsfory Geography Scuence Page Enghteen -al Board Of Educatron FIRST ROW Mr Charle Nemlre Mr Davll Ca r Mr Carl Phalllps Mr Ezllson Dller SECOND ROW Mr Cllliford Cox Mr John Siyer clerk Mr Francis Nlswander l 4. 9' 1. -4- ., fwd YB' 2+ T Q Q., yd Faculty 'Alss Gladys Schumacher Art Bnology Robert Strahm Soctal Studres Mathematics Engltsh Mrs Esth r Groves First Semester English lb '1T ' Wayne Schroeder Vocational Agriculture Gra e Stemer Voca tonal Ho'ne Economics Eugene Rosenbcrger lnglustlal Arts Arnthmetlc Mrs Dorothy Flsh 31 '-snr vor ,, W - A. 14- - J ' fe.-f M -e . sft , 'iv ts- ' I 0 rv . Y M ' ' . ., , . W., rf -I ' -.f A f e M 4 , , ! was FN. r 'lt , W ' , Mr. Misa c ' Mr. .' . ' I ' Mr. . . e , ' , A . I U Physi:s, Latin, Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Mr. Mr' -l .P A - V., 4 , fl I I A . , 'W' , . ' V , In A , , Liam it , ' I aurence Burkholter Music Mrs Verena Schumacher Second Semester Musrc The faculty of any school has a very Important part rn mold ng the characters of the students We are grateful tn ou t'-'acncrs who constantly strive to lmpat a well rounded F .ofophy to every day hvmg ones Gratz Dnver s E lucatton General Scrence Physlcol Educatuon Coach NOT PICTURED Mrs Carroll Schunn Music Fnrst Semester Secretary Mu s Peggy Bracy Sgt 'ez' Page Nrnetcew -u. 'Y' F: new ak -.0 ,,..4-f A 35 2: ts J 'hu-any if .QQN M Margaret Rlsser Sixth Grade Mrs Pauline Cupp Flfth Grade Mr Elward Haughn Flfth and Sixth Grades Physical Education Mrs Dana Everett Fourth Grade Page Twenty Mrs Mrs Mus Mrs Jamce Burkhart Tlurd Grade Mary Llchty Second Grade Clarlce Baslnger First Grade Barbara Cook Second Grade s Mrs Margaret Donnell First Grade Genevueve Beagle Kindergarten C V Donnell Veteran 5 Farm Tralnmg Dorothy Hught Not Pictured Thnrd and Fourth Grades SENIORS Thus school year has seen a hard worknng sensor class The abtlmes of each one will be missed In the various Organization! ln whuch they were PCYTICIPGDTS Best of Luck' Mona Jennings Vnce President Martha Zuerche Gladyce Bixel Secretary vb A SCENE FROM E BARGAIN BR President Mildred Schutz hz Treasurer T Page Twenty-on 'rv Gene Basmger 99:-wt.. 3 Eleanor Bohn Morgue Boslnqer , B -H., Larry Matson ,af Twcn'y tm.: Donclld Schneck Rnlla Chamberlin Mary Ann Busmger Eugene Kuhlmcm Ka Sue Cherry Alnn Grcztz Alma Jean Dearth Robert Steiner 1-Carry McCullough Marlon Dnller Ronald Herr Shirley Oren I 'mm QW! if WWE, Wm 'wwf' W 'W Q if Page Twenty-thrcr vw.. MP' 'ww W' -49- F wpqwwk 'Ge 1 S? Y 'QM .av- wr is Page Twenty four Vw. ,pw-,M WQK. ,ma 93381 viz-f'7 ' ,N awww' imgw Joan Mueller Rum Ann Herr Elizabeth Probsf Kathleen Nuese Clqrabeth Dull'- Gclylca Wynkoop Janet Kroln n Studnes extra currxculor achvmes and money mcxk ng proposmons have glven the rumor class o busy year 1 member of has class of 54 has worked dnllgently leep If on uchve unit he school lIl1lOI'S Gr: more Pre lah'-nf Claudia Rel henbach Vace Preslden? on ra Weliy Secrefory Robert Emans Q Paul Lehman lreasurer lols Lo .ab 1 Reporter A S EN FROM THC MONKEYS UNCLE Page Twenty Eve x4,i 4 I , 4 . I ' ' If I , xx E -' Ck., 4 , .. to 1 ' ' IU 4 . 4' : ll I ll Nu I- 5 O ec- ': . .P Page Twenty sux Edwin Anderson Delores Bucher Darrell DeVore Janice Schulz Marvm Slgler Marlene Lugiblhl Marlowe Wehrly Karen Augsburger Eugene Hecior Charlene Herr Tom Reichenbach Rouene Cherry Alphonse Mey r Man yn Benlon Donald Hall:--r Joan Scam Davld Keiner Eugene Knepper Cloyce Conme Rover? Davidson Clarence Brooks Darla Phillips Patty Brown Kennefh Becsman David Augsburger Shirley Nemire Norman Schroed 1 Blaz Coleman Donald Wehrlf Pa! Wenger Pace Twenty v n e - l -sc 2 The class of 55 started out thus year by admlnlsterlng an lnltlatlon upon thetr underclassmen However Pfwdenf Jane' Sfyef the real mgh polnt of their year vue presided Sandra Dukes was the purchasung of class rmgs They feel well on thelr way Secretary Don Steiner on the road of knowledge but wall T N I 'ensure' Da Lehman not cease strnvmg untul theur Reporter Loutse Diller Ulflmdle goal IS reached Tl1lS class also has not neglected sports musnc, and other actuvutles FIRST ROW Manullta Gulllen Bonnie Grubb Ruth Selmet Colleen Bcslnger Betty Nlese Mary Lou Basmger Noln Lehman Phyllls Wllllams Ruth Ann Bracy Sarah Wenger Joan Morgret SECOND ROW Mr Schroeder Marlene Herr Bonme Radabaugh Beverly Plngle Sharleen Baslnger Louise Dlller Janet -loftman Eileen Wynkoop Sandra Dukes Marllyn Seyer Paul Gene Stall THIRD ROW Kelth McCullough Arthur Schutz David Emans Marilyn Sue Crawfls Janet Styer Dlxte Baker Loretta Pennell Donald Steiner Ed Baumaartner FOURTH ROW Tom Coleman Duck Stewart Fernando Jlmenez Lester Chamberlin Duck Frantz Wlnfred Grusmore Fred Lehman Paul Phllllps Bob Knepper is qs 4-sm Page Twenty enght ll ll ' ' I . 1 . . . I I' : I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - : ' I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I I I 1 1 ,, . : I I I I I I 1 1 . g , B 9 ,Q 1 4- ki 1 Y. 5 41 V Q wy 5 , TQ : A lt it Y' S - 3, 1- L' . , QE C ' -1 W 1. , 2 1 ' .3 , A4 x iw if '- N tw 2 I A N g L - fs. l New members to the hugh school E e the Frosh Theur eager faces made the rest of the hugh school p,e5,de,,, Guam, G,,,mo,,, wonder what they were mussung Vuce Presudenu Carol Ann Burry To become trued and true members of PGHS they were unutuated Sammy Arlene warner by a court room trual wuth quute TWU WO' M000 CheffY a few seruous sentences beung passed Reponer Sondm Mende upon them Now they are an accepted part of the hugh school and aud in many functuons FIRST ROW Mona Cherry Sondra Merucle Shurley Halxer Glorua Grusnnore Susue Wunters Betty lou Puerman Phyllus Badertscher Anna Ruth Brudenbaugh SECOND ROW Mary Geusy Marue Adkuns Mary Jo Roseboom Ronnue Conune Ronald Reuchenbach Norman Bucher Jerry Sommer Mr Gratz THIRD ROW Pat Turner Barbara Hultv Ellen Dearth Carol Burrv Lo Ann lnbody Arlene Warner Eleanor Burkhart, Keuth Duller FOURTH ROW Juluan Kempt Roy Cherry Leland Muller Lynn Krohn Jun Tousley Arthur Welty Emmett Rogers Doyle Agner Absent Carolyn Ketner r,-.1--.W J I 1 0m nn Q' 'UGUUIFPH Page Twenty nunf ur fl ll ' . . . 5 A z I . 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W ' . , 4: I u ' ' ' l Eighth President .lerry Paerman Vuce Presudent Louls Oren Secretary Margne Schumacher Treasurer Arlene Herr Reporter Janet Cox FIRST ROW Nancy burger SECOND ROW Ruth A Richard THIRD ROW Ronald Rolland ABSENT Shirley The eighth grade has been very actnve thus year They have given a play, .lumor Detectnve, anJ have started a school paper callc-:l the Pee Gee News For thenr motto these students chose Have a gnod foundation before you build Thenr flower -s the red carnahon and theur colors are black and whlte Tms class IS lookang forward to graduatlon exercnses In May and will then be ready to embark upon their hugh school career Conlne Arlene Herr Coral Stahl Sharon Turner Patty Hector Ann Augsburger Kenneth Aug Jerry Plerman Larry Grubb nn Krohn J D Burkhart Bull Hurt John Burkhart Thomas Burry Larry Wllllams Robert Rlc Suter Sam Herman Bob Elsenbach Jerrv Conme David Wenger Grace Basmger Knepper Jaclue Fruchey Janet Cox Marvin Diller Joe Hart Howard DeVore Alvln Rogers Nemlre Louls Oren Nancy Cupp Margne Schumacher Daryl Amstutz Artressla Page Thlrty O I ' , , , 11 11 . ' l ll ' A . t - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 : I I I I I 1 1 . 1 1 . : , At the begmnnng of the year thnrty four seventh graders wandered unto the Junlor Hugh bunldmg at a loss to know what was to be expected of them Since then they have accomplished much toward the makvng of school hustory Thelr class motto ns A Good Student T day a Better Cltlzen Tomorrow Thelr class colors are blue and white wntn the American Beauty Rose as their class flower FIRST ROW Seventh Presldent Robert Anderson Vace Presnclent Helen Meyers Secretary Marilyn Renchenbach Trea urer Gerald Grlsmore Reporter Jonnce Burry Gerald Grssmore Joe Gul len Da-1 Chamberlm Wayne B Inger Shurlene Sutter Geneva Blxel Carr: Benton Robert Anderson Bobby Dae Wehrlv Johnny EAI McDanlels SECOND ROW David Burkholder Nan Augsburger Dons Dc-artw Janice Swankhouse Helen Meyers Vnrgmla Schutt Peg SY Cherry Marilyn Relchenbach Mo y Allc Baumgartner Sharon Herr John Hauenstem Bull Schnecll James Gersy THIRD ROW Tom Gerdeman Wmfred Baumaw Rormne Eayngortner John Morgret Bradley Cherry Anne Sommer Jamce Burrv Mary Ann DeVoe Paul Nomlre R1 llard Morvav lawrence Broolrs Gary Hlty ABSENT Dorothy Adkins l Page Thnrty one 3 , ' - n O .. ,, . . , . .. . 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'Ill I ,cl ll FIRST ROW leonard Hector Artwr Meyer Bl ly Beam Homer Chamberlm Thomas Meye Melxm Nlese SECOND ROW Berry Bowers Narrraw Gruob Bob Bracy Sylvla Artressla Margaret Gelsy Eetty Dca th Sharla Seyer Duck Bracy larry Donnell Wayn Hector Eddue Rosenoerger Ga net Adluns Ruth Anna Stewart Sue Ellen Wnllam Judy Men le llnda Phlllps Wayne Artressla Edwm Ke ner Charles Winter Mr Haughn FOURTH ROW Ronald Turner Eruce Morgret Gary Zelloft Paul Dukes Bully Rosenbe ger Thoma Rogers Franklm Rower Jerry Stemman Larr-I Phllllps Fred lannmg Marvin Nnese ABSENT ,lerry Bower ox Ran Sherman Floyd Evans Jean Swa1khouse TH RD ROW Smce 1952 was electron year, the Pandora scxth graders had a campcncn and presudentlal electron To and In maknng thenr classes more lnterestlng the fifth grade puplls brought news :tems each week The fifth and snxth grades of Gnlboa enloyed bulldmg forts totem poles, covered wagons, and otner pnoneer ob,ects Wnth tne addmon of studues to these prolects we can see that the student. were very undustruous A-.V --7-f ,f 5 lf: fi xx!! fa Fifth and Sixth ...5., 7, ll ' - - 'l ' f ', ' , A , fyQ.M..2 , 1 I 5, , . ,- ' Q I T' f 5 'A l ' ... y 1 , ,lr P - .-.., ,-,.. 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Thlrd Extending their Interests, the Gllboa thlrd and fourth graders enloyed many protects, an ludnng the makmg of potholders The pupil' of me Pandora thlrd grade studied lnducns, wove rugs, and made clay potterv, t ey also put on an art display m a wmdow clown town Tne fourth graders, nn thelr search for Improvement, used progress charts In arlthmetlc This proves that students can have fun wmle acquiring an education FIRST ROW Eugene Meyer Joyce Wulluams Cheryl Phlllaps Mary Chamberlin Carolyn Nlese Mary Watkins Karen Payne Dorothy Meyer Georgia SECOND ROW Thomas Gelsy Kenth Brooks Madonna Mlchael Teresa Meyer Sandro Gratz Beverly Deters Mary Halker Rodney McDamels Davud Klsse berth Larry Jay THIRD ROW Mrs Hrght Paul Nemlre Donald Altman Gene Rogers Robert Artres SIU Ronnie Fenstermalcer Lewis Morgret Gary Gerdeman Dwnght Hector John Nlese Paul Morgret James Rosenberger ABSENT Billy Swanlchouse Jerry Jennings Bully Stall Howard Sherman Linda Radabaugh Bl'ly Ensmmger Larry Artressla Fog Thnty four 0 . . . . . 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LA,1J,i,T1, I QW W N '54 'Cro 96 L B Kinsman U17 9-7 'XJ 'BK 1374 as ,ps- 7- FIRST ROW bl: OND ROW Th RD ROW DC T ri rst mst now Page Thurty sux SECOND ROW TH RD ROW ABSCNT lm a Dukes Ca olvn Lugmblll Ginny Bea Neull Linda Ba Inger Carolyn Burkholder Roger Ea mger Tlnotny Hall Judy Erlslenbaugh Eugene Relchensach Arlyn Sommer Douglas Relchenbach Jack Hart Cynthna Cupp .lanes Schutz Davld Sutter M Lnhty Conme Augsburger Charlotte Keller Charles Nlswander James Lemley Beverly Gr: moe John Pope Joyc Amstutz Charles Benton Gorna Blxler Roger Harder Ann Schutz Beth Ann Warren Jennler Lehman Judy Ea Inger Ken Doyle Bucher Ronald Fruchey Darla Basmger Sandra Ren henLach Ja kne Steiner Jean Keufer Stanley Schneck Ronald Amstutz Judy Davidson larry Hnlty Larry Gr: more Barbara Suter Gmger Hlty larry Yenner Jimmy Hatfield Roger Buehrer Mass Basmger Marylee Bracy Kathy Carr Mark Stahl Robert Grlsmore Brent Burkhart Raymon Diller Dennis Dorman Robert Geiger Pa'nela Hall Gerald McOwen David Plerman Charles Pope Ned Zue cher Su an Holler Sandra Hennesy , V . nr -4 Q, ,A , 5 as 'I' nn lu , f ' yd' ' ,, 4, , ' K , H v , , M x' fr w Q, f, 4 , N . 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FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW ABSENT FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW ABSENT Rowene Kaye Seyer Duane Gmfher Joan Merncle Donna Mae SIelnman Vnrgnnuu Gelsev Helen Beckman Karen Bracy Sharon Hcxon Harold Adkins Florence Hecfor Jane Kefner Arnehe Jones Davnd Oren Davnd Paul Jay John Rogers Mrs Cook Carl AlIman Jack Lannmg Jnmrry Payne Paul Chamberlin Rudy Gvddmgs Jerry Charles Donald Harmon Joe Arfressla David Paul Jay Judy Rosenberger Annette Shoupe Irene Meyer Janet Jones Jannce Jones Sandra Lannlng Laura Hector Marie Wailuns Lewis Rangel Carol Ann Heder Duane Kllne Enunlda Rangel Donna Jean Halker Nancy Nemlre Mrs Donnell James Bracy Danny Chamberm Paul Moms Jvnmy Forney Jose Rangel Larry Gra11 Gary Fugar9 Ralph Phllllps Nate Meyer Evan Reynolds Rlchord Rower Alfredo Rongel Jack Bowersox ,IS Second First Page Thnrty seven 1 I I I I Il . , . 2 , , I , , 'I 2 , , - , f f , , . , . 2 , , , , , , , . 1 , , , , , , . . I ,. . . . , A A , , - , , , , . Z I I I I ' .-.EM -.-,L.., ,,. ' . . . 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V . -...Na Cooks Mrs Mary Pmgle Mrs Hazel Stambroolc Mrs Mary Bucher Mrs Edna Schumacher Mrs Salome Basmger Servlces The Student body us proud of our most Pag Thirty ought competent servnce department lt IS through tncar efforts and labors that we are able to have good meals cn clean bullzlmg and transportation to and from school Bus Drivers Mr Eugene Rosenberger Mr Harold Wmeman Mr Gwendolyn McDanlels Melvm Hnlly Robert Strahm Sheldon Hall Correl Donaldson Custodlans Mrs Vnola Donaldson Mr Correl Donaldson Mr Edwm Burton Mr George Hugh! Tm -Jia A-io' di-All OK l '5w-... cTl ME 44--N Page Forty 'ff Yu '19 ,ggi ACTIVITIE All students enioy taking part in extra curricular activities. These assist in the further development of personality talents co operativeness leadership and a sense of responsibility all of which help to determine cl persons character On the following pages these activities are shown OW A D THE 133' 'il V' NN vig 4 O ligase' if 5 7 l B7 'N i nv 5-U 5 J Page Forty ons, ' I I ' . 1 i I ' I 'W -'--' -,zz ff r. fi' -, ' H- ' -:fe 'Rf' W ,fr . .w?f..7F. ' a ,. k.-. . ' t,s f', , -', '79' -f -4. if 1' ' , sms f fr , Y , -. . Y.. V-V 7' I 6155 . M Q., h,.,'tA1 -, rv, it .p . exe A sa sg. ... ,,., g ,:. E Q' ,J 1 zfsw few !Qw'g' 441' 'G' H. ' . pr if f 2 ' ' 43 U ,jf '- . t ' 5 ' , ' TSA W Q. M 'sf 7 ' QM - 4 I 2 ld: if 5,3 A 'fa . , s' , 1 ' . - A f W 4-L '- kt, ' V I U I A :il ' r' ig l, f Y V 4 gl'-A if ' gli' iff - A ti 7 4 V' 1+ m f v , 7. , : l i ' ' 51 .'. Z. I X 3 O 1 s ' y 5 ' l Y , '. , A i V ii ,V .I 2. 1 Q' ', - Q-z -gs X A I, V .' .'.'f lc -Q lrror Staff Edntor Kay Sue Cherry THE MIRROR as publnshed an order Assoclate Editors Eleanor Bohn Shirley Oren to gave parents and friends an Insight Copy Edltor Cau la Relchenbach A t a1t Copy Eattors Bonnte Grubb Karen Augsburger of the school system and the enloyment Adverttslng Managers Leland Grl 'nore Ma tha Zuercher Janet Krohn Donald Wehrly Wnnfred GTISMOTP Gene Paul Baslnger of remmlscung over the past years Curculatuon Managers Robet Ewtans Sandra Welty Mona Jenmng The staff Involved In the edltlng of tms book as made up of selected Photography Edutor Paul lehrran Asslstant Photography Eiutors Janet Styer Arthur Schutz Typist Mary Ann Basunger Assistant Typist Lots Lauby hugh school students Theur comblned efforts along ldentrflcatlons Edltor Mlldred Schutz Assistant ldentlhcatlons Fdltor Charlene Herr Calendar Editor Gladyce Buxel Art Edltor Mona Jenmngs Advnsor Mr Hall with those of the advisor, re ult un the flmshed product FlRST ROW Paul Lehman Eeanor Bohn Kay Sue Cherry Shirley Oren Mr Hall ECOND ROW Leland Grlsmore Arthur Schutz Bonnle Grubb Mona Jennings Lo Lauby Martha Zuercher candra Welty Mary Ann Baslnger Karen Augsburger Charlene Herr THIRD ROW Robert E'na'n Gene Ea Inger Don Wehrly Janet Krohn Janet Styer Mildred Schutz Wmfred Grlsmore Gadyce Enxel Claudta Renchenbech 3,3 If Faj Forty two 'DG J 4 we O . 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I . 1 ' p .v-1 ' 1 1 1 - ' 4' .4 ' - ' nv V , ' 1 ' x I 1 V -. - W ... . 3, ' 4 : H -. 2 ' A f H J .1 Q , The Spyglass StotT, composed of seniors, spent many hours of work publIshIng thns monthly Educ' M'ld'ed SCM A Ed M J J school paper The oblechves rl Hors Ona enmngs een H h Edt G l W k of the Qpyclass are to create lg lor cya yn cop Grade Edltor Janet Krohn a greater Interest In school lIfe Feature Edlfof Gladyc BIxel and to guve students and faculty Sports EdItors an cpportumty to express theIr SOCIETY EdItor Ruth Ann Herr cpm 'Ins on Imporrant f hool ISSUES Martha Zuercher Senlor REVIEW Ma hlne Operator Bob Stemer T ITS Typlng l C oss A VI or Hu GT POW b Stemer Mona Jen Ings MIldred Sc'1utz Gayla Wynkoop Mr Hall SECOND ROW ShIrley Oren .lean Dearth Janet Krohn Martha Zuercher Don Schneclc .loan Mueller Gladyce BIxel Ruth Ann Herr MargIe BasInger 21 v Deorth Donald Sclmeck Jean Dearth f-GY .96 J! gf -.,4un--.S-,If Page Forty three . . - ' , V -a ' I ' 3- ' ' ' .c ' . 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C' . 5 . . - . , . 1 0 I u I 2 - , , ' 1 ' . , ' , ' I . . I I I I ' I ' i' 7 . I 1 I 1 . I r 1 I . I . I I I l I I Z I l I ' I I I I . I . . I I I A I , ' n - I 7 f 1 1 1 1 1 Alan Gratz, Ed Anderson, Marlowe Wehrly, Keith Diller, David Emans, Larry McCullough. I ,W E I xx I f . A ' - . A large maiority of the high school Y Teens girls are Y-Teen members. Thus year as last, they helped Presldent Martha Zuercher nn the preparatnon of letters for the Putnam County Tuberculosls and Health V e P'es'de Kev Sue Cl'9 'Y ASSOCICMOD At One of their rTtDntl'lly Secretary Karen Augsburger meetnngs they made scrapboolcs for chaldren Treasurer Janice Schut I nn nospntals Thus group also paud trnbute Reporter Mary Ann Baslnger to the boys an athletncs by glvung tnem a banquet an the fall FIRST ROW Bonme Grubo Mona Cherry Maruan Dnller Colleen Basmger Sondra Merrcle Nola Lehman Delores Bucher Ruth Ann Herr Martyn Seyer Phyllls Badertscher Ruth Ann Selmet SECOND ROW Martyn Benton Marlene Luglblhl Joan Stahl Charlene Herr Margie Basmger Kay Sue Cherry Betty Plermon Anna Ruth Bndenbaugh Susie Winters Ellen Dearth Ruth Ann Bracy Marlene Herr Clarabeth Diller Shirley Oren TH RD ROW Mona Jennmgs Bonnle Razlcoaugh Sandra Dukes Elleen Wynkoop Joan Mueller Mary lou Ba Anger Shirley Nemure Rolene Cherry Janet Styer Beverly Plngle Karen Augs burger Sharleen Easmger Marilyn Crawfls Mary Ann Baslnger Loretta Pennell Doxue Balxer Phyllis Wllllams FOURTH ROW Lo Ann lnoa:ly Eleanor Burxhart Martha Zuercher Gayla Wynkoop Janet Krohn Sandrw We ty Janrce Schutz Mnlired Schutz Claudia Rel henbach Ga:lyce Blxel Arlene Warner Carol Burry Jean Dearth ,X Page Forty llvf. - 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . 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FFA President Leland Grlsmore Vice President Robert Emans Secretary Richard Stewart Treasurer Davud Augsburger Reporter Marlowe Wehrly Sentinel Blaz Coleman Advlsor Mr Schroeder The Future Farmers of America ns o very actuve organnzatnon of the school It us composed of boys who wnsh to gaun a better knowledge of agriculture by actually practncmg It Thus year, an order to rouse money they sold popcorn at games, had scrap drives, and an the sprung sprayed trees They also assasted the FHA In the autumn Pheasant Feed, honored their parents wnth a banquet an March, and sent gudgnng teams to Columbus FIRST ROW Rlchard Stewart Ronald Relchenbach Tom Relchenbach Roy Cherry Don Wehrly Gene Hector Tom Coleman Leland Grnsmore Keuth McCullough SECOND ROW Larry McCullough David Emans Paul Stall Paul Phl lips Darrell DeVore Robert Emans Alphonse Meyers Blaz Coleman THIRD ROW Arthur We fy Donald Stemer Alan Gratz Rona'd Herr Wlnfred Grlsmore Lynn Krohn Marlowe Wehrly Dave Augsburger Mr Schroeder as, ll AG E bun-gg 2 Page Forty sax QQ ... 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'I .. 21 - V 't 3 i , . ,, , Q ,ao o W '- 1 v' 1 -' -9 1 g A I ' .Q . - 3 'L Q -- 0 if 1 'Y . 1 ' ' Q x Thus ofgamzahon deals wuth practical F H A problems whuch wall promote a growung apprecuataon of tne loys and satasfactnons of homemakmg To carry out the purpose P'e'de ' Cl 'be'l' D'lle' of furthermg mternatlonal good wall VM P'e5'de ' Gladyce BME' the members sent bundles to Korean chnldren Secrelcw Bonme Grubb M A B The club has engoyed monthly meetlngs Treasure' my nn asmge' These Included talks by forengn Reporler loan stahl l'l students and panel discussions H' low Rum Am' en In May the group entencmed Paruamenta aan Kay Sue Cherry 1he'r mothers wnh U tea Club Mother Mrs Carl Wehrly Such mterestmg meetlngs and prolects Admo' MBS Sleme' and an strengthennng theur goals FIRST ROW Mrss Stemer Mary Jo Ro eboom, Bonnle Grubb Mona Cherry Marran Dnller Colleen Basmger Sondra Mer: le Nola Lehman Sarah Wenger Delores Bucher Marllyn Seyer Ellzabeth Probst Pl1yrlrs Wrllams Rutll Ann Selmet Betty Nlese Marilyn Benton Marlene Luglblhl Joan Stahl Charlene Herr Kay Sue Cherry Betty Pterman Anna Ruth Brldenbaugh Susie Wmters Ellen Dearth Ruth Ann Herr Marlene Herr Clarabeth Diller Shirley Oren Eleanor Bohn Bonme Radabaugh Sand a Dukes Enleen Wynkoop Joan Mueller Mary Lou Basmger Rorene Cherry Beverly Plngle Karen Augsburger Sharleen Basmger Marilyn Crawfls Mary A-m Basmger Loretta Pennell Drxue Baxer Phyll: Wu hams Jcnet Holtrran lo Ann lnbozly Eleanor Burkhart Martha Zuercher Gayla Wynkoop Janet Krohn Sandra Welty Claudia Renchenbach Gladyce Brxel Arlene Warner Carol Burry Jean Dearth Barbara Hnlty SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW ..,--.sg Page Forty seve '1 o 0 Q . . 1 . . . . 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V 5 ' 'f f , 1, yi, STUDENT COUNCIL MW' Q6 s if nn-:ul B .ass- w..-4-'f N,,,....maI45 .gunna- FIRST ROW Bonme Grubb Ruth Ann Herr Bob Stemer Gaylo Wynkoop Mr Hall SECOND ROW .lulnan Kempf Edwm Anderson Robert Emans Loretta Pennell Clornbeth Diller Elle1 Deorth Prev en' Robert 5'e 1ef Each class has the prnvulege vm' P'eS'de ' Gow WY l '0P of electing representatuves Secrelmy Bonme Gmbb to the Student Councul The arm Reporter Ruth Ann Herr of thus councll I5 to brnng A visor M Hal a better understondlng between students and teachers and to better school policies Thus group plans the chapel programs for tne entlre year and sets up the May Day actnvutues The Student Councnl, along wnth tnelr advnsor, has accomplnshed much un the past school year Puqc loltfclght l .. Q f :L 2 S ' if Q' , - Yl -LS., V ' H D 'V , I Q fi X I qw g A Q Q . - S g A .. '- ' T i ' 49 y l ,::- T 4 4' ,., ,f ,',, I x---v-an-1 ' . I iii wg, i I LVL V A l I K rf Wm ,M x D, ,M , 'V L.- ..' 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Scholarship Team FIRST ROW Mona Mona Gene Styer SECOND ROW Lou Cherry Kay Sue Cherry Mory lou Basmger Jerry Sommer Ruth Ann Brocy Jennungs Basmger louuse Dnller Cuualva Renchenoach Arlene Warner Janice Schulz Janet Robert Steiner A number of students traveled to Bowling G een on May 2 to represent our school un bud for scholastic honors Those compehng thus year were Mona Cherry Englusn IX Mary Lou Basmger Englnsh X .lanxce Schulz Engllsh Xl Mona Jenmngs English XII Janet Styer Buology Jerry Sommer General Science Robert Steiner Physics Louase Diller World Hustory Claudia Relchenbach American History Gene Paul Basmger Sen or Socual Studues Arlene Warner Algebra Rutm Ann Bra y Latm ll Kay Sue CI orry Bo lckeeplng Page Forty nu 1 Z 1 I ' ' ' . . . , . . v ' : , , . v 1 1 1 2' ITS . . u ' 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 ' I 1 . 1- 1 1 ' H I I T , C , JUNIOR PLAY Bonnrbel Paper Charlene Herr Gary Abershaw Tom Relch nbach Eudosla Yawlly Janlce Schulz Rhonda Yates Karen Sue Aug burger EMONKEY UNC Gary Abershaw, a handsome young bachelor has adopted hs dead foster saster son from Wyommg He feels that he should get a mother for hrs new son Tummy, the son, dusllkes both appllcants However, nt as revealed that Mmnle Mae Helterlleld Marllyn Benton Bully Bob Heflerfleld Marvm Slgler Lulu Dalzell Marlene Lugubnhl Mrs Derwood Dufrayne Claudia Peverly Carter Edwin Anderson Sam Huggins Clarence Brooks Mllo Hlgglns Alphonse Meyer SEATED he person actmg as Tnmm ns really Bonnubel, has eighteen year old sister Rmhenbach After quute a few hularlous mcudents Bonmbel reveal. that she fell nn love wltn Garys pictures lt ends wlth Bonnlbel and Gary on he verge of matrumony Marilyn Benton Marvin Slgler Charlene Herr Tom Relchenbach Karen Augsburger Edwm Anderson Marlene Luglbnhl STANDING Clarence Brooks Alphonse Meyer Janice Schulz Claudia Relchenbach ilpmnplh- -,um Viv Page Fl'ty T H ' S L E I i ' 's I . . Y, . . , - . -1 I 1 . . . 1 - 2 , , ' . ' ' . W V. It ,flag Y I '- ,gf --me - B he-A A - ev - so M- - M A f -J X f g 'l ft ' v 7 , , li , , g K , , . J K , 4 L 4 ' ' , THE BARGAIN BRIDE Jimmy Smith and Dex Dorner, who share an apartment, suddenly find themselves in a iam. Each must find himself a wife, so Jimmy dons c wig acting as his own wife and Dex's sweetheart at the same time. The peculiar and ludicrous situations which result turn the play into a riotous whirlwind comedy SENIOR PL Y Jimmy Smith - Larry Matson Minnie Peterson - Kathy Niese Hosanna Bugg - Gayla Wynkoop Dexter Dorner - Gene Kuhlman Mrs. Florabelle Fizby - Martha Zuercher Wendy Hill - Kay Sue Cherry Cissie Trent - Margie Basinger Mrs. Oma Ormsby - Shirley Oren Tucker Trent - Donald Schneck M Tompkins Janet Krohn Mrs James Smith Joan Mueller SEATED Larry Matson Kay Sue Cherry Margie Ba Inger Euge-ie Kul1l'nan Shirley Oren Kath een Niese Gayla Wynkoop STANDING .loan Mueller Janet Krohn Donald Schneck Martha Zuercher 'Wed -4 Page Fifty one ' i i.-5 - . -. . , 1 , , 4 , t . , , . . I U 1 , . , . , . tx' 5 A 4 I . 1, , -. L, , 1 f' 1 Y V4 I ' f v fx Ir-+ 'A 5- M v- , fz , . r . A , ' 1 X . 1 f, T ' W in , , I 'Q W V, S , ,, -'gf ,J 5 'Wg ,egg 3 ,A f 4 L I ' , M . yy ,, ,, 1 ' I 'V s'.5..fhQ . , . ff, f-,. ym'-A . ,L - , W ' My A fan as 3511 40' 'QF 'U' No' 3 Zeal Qtr Camera Club FIRST ROW C ge env Sommer Paul Lehman SECOND ROW Pat Turner Pat Wenger Don Wehrly Julan Ke'npf Robert Stener Bob DCVIJSOI1 olleen Eamger Arthur Schutz Shlrey Nerrlre Janet Styer carah We'1 r J Photography has tak n nts place to the developmg cmd prmtmg as a leadnng hobby of them, are taught and because of thus to fne Club members the Camera Club was d 0f9amze Thus proves to be The proper methods ot photography, an mieregfmg qs well as from tokmg the uctures Page Filly two P a ueful orgamzatnon May Day IS an eventful occaslon for tne commumty as well as the students The morning IS highlighted by the pet parade and varnous sporting events The dmner bell beckons everyone to a wonderful plcmc luncheon ln the gymnasnu Next comes the crowmng of the queen Sh and other members of ner party are then entertcuned by the grade school children ceremony IS performed by the lunlor hugh pupils Thus comes to a close a pleasurable day FIRST ROW Kay Sue Cherry Donald Schneck SECOND ROW Edwin Anderson Karen Augsburger MAY DAY Page F- ty tmp- . . . .ml The May Pole dance, a traditional part of the PEE GEE NEWS Editor Nancy Cupp Art Editor Howard DeVore Grade Editors Bob Anderson Bob Wehlly Sports Editors Bob Rlce Al Rogers Society Edltors Jackue Fruchey Mary Ann DeVore Program Editors Sharon Turner Vnrgmua Schutz Humor Edlfors Bull Hart .loe Hart Copy Wrlters Gracue Basnnger Bull Schneck Margie Schumacher Helen Meyers FIRST ROW SECOND ROW Page Flfty four The Pee Gee News as In ns first year of exlstence Tnus paper affords the students at the Galboa burldlng a school paper entirely thenr own A publlcatuon of thus paper appears every two weeks It oFfers the students a chance to dusploy their mmatuve and gives them a good background for work on the hugh school paper Vlrgmla Schutz Helen Meyer Joe Hart Nancy Cupp Gracue Easmger Mrs Malone Bobby Dale Wehrly Bully Schneck Margie Schumacher Ja kle Fruchey Robert Rice Howard DeVore Alvm Rogers Mary Ann Anderson DeVore, Sharon Turner Bully Hart Bob - - . 1 . 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I . s N ' ' ' f n .1 f -, ' 1 1 ... f if-1 4 ', da 'Y 1 P ,' I 1 The purpose of the Student Councll us to represent and vouce the relatlons between students and teachers It consusts of fourteen members, seven from F e seventh grade and seven from e eughth The members were chosen P'e5'de ' Joe Hon the student body Thus year vt e Presdent Nancy Cupp e Student Council assumed Seuemry Gracie Basmger e responsubuluty of planning e school chapel programs, and other tumely problems FIRST ROW VII'glI'lI0 Schutz Nan Aug burger Nancy Cupp Joe Hat Gro IB Baslnger Mrs Malone SECOND ROW Bobby Da'e Wehrly Daul Burkholder Patty H ctor Bob Rl Howard DeVore Sharot Turner Bully Hart Dons Deorth Ell cchnecx 11 ,........1 ...,... .xi-w nfw xc'-vw -...J qw Page Fnfty flv 0 F I C E R S th th ' . ' ' by , ' -: - . th ' . . th . .. . th . t , . q , ' e , :e, , I ,.,,,,,,, ,.-. . .... ..,, , , I . ,. , h,,W,,, ,,,,,,,.., l., 'T l , l ,Lf f V 2 , , ,,. , Q, 1 ,, . ,, e. 2 , z,,N,,,f0ZL..,. ' T M' WT ,, all I ,, 'V' , '4 -5? T . 1- -. , g W u if f me T Q. r..,,,-3 TQ, ' ' V. E T 5 , Page Fifty-six MUSIC Music is the universal language. This is as true today as it was yesterday. Through musical organizations, students are able to express their feelings while making use of their talents Although membership in these music groups is not required we feel that it has a definite part in broadening ones interests and In building character OW AND THE Pgoe Fifty seven 1 , . . . . ,f ,Kgs nv , ' L' I ,, ' sf- f j, ' , , ORCHESTRA The orchestra rehearses two days a week Durmg these practlce pernods nt straves for greater umprovement and accuracy Members of thus small, but actuve, orgamzatlon played for the grade school operetta, commencement exercnses, and the coronatuon ceremony on May Day The annual Musuc Festival would not be complete without the orchestra Students who partlcupate an the orchestra obtain a fuller apprecuatron of classlcal music SECOND ROW Ronald Relchenbach Ruth Ann Herr Marlene H rr Marulyn Crawfis Loretta Pennell Phyllis WllllCmS Eleanor Bohn Ruth Ann Bracy Richard Stewart Taj l'u'1,f eight FIRST ROW: Kay Sue Cherry, Lois Lauby, Leland Miller, Gloria Grismore, Mona Cherry. BAND The hugh school band, under the durectlon of Mr Burkhalter, started the season by marchlng and playeng at the falr Followmg thus, they provuded formatlons and entertannment at football and basketball games However, the final whistle had hardly blown before the concert band got underway They performed at the Institute Booster Nnght, P T A Musuc Festnval and competed at the mustc contest In Ada Due credst must be guven to tne Band Boosters for thenr constant efforts and support FIRST ROW Loretta Pennell Claudna Ren henbach Eleanor Bohn Gayla Wynkoop lots Lauby Marllym Seyer Sandra Dukes Beverly Plngle Anna Ruth Brudenbaugh Glona Grusmore Ruth Ann Bracy Arthur Schutz SECOND ROW Bonme Grubb Bonme Rodabaugh Mary Jo Roseboom Marlene Luglbrhl Marulyn Benton Schneck Edwin Anderson THIRD ROW Clarence Brooks Phyllls Wu hams Ruth Ann H rr Manlyn Crawfl Darla Phu laps .lamc Schutz Leland Muller Carol Eurry Ronald Reuchenbach Richard Stewart FOURTH ROW Mr Burlxl1a'ter Susie Wmters Nolo LeI1ma1 Wnfred Grlsmore Barbara Hllty Marlene Herr Mrldred Schutz Donald Steiner Page Futy nm . l . .I . . I . . I z ' . .S I , I . I . X I I . I . , . . I , . z . I . I I . . I . I Paul Gene Stall, Lee Grismore, Darrell DeVore, Eileen Wynkoop, Sharleen Basinger, Dbn I I ' : I . .t. I 3 . S, .r . I . 2 I . I I . I I . Z 1 i K , . . I :I .U . I . ' , , .. . .. - . Q FIRST ROW SE OND ROW THIRD ROW FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW SEVENTH ROW Old Woman Bonnne Stoody Plerre Charles Lauby Mr Jack Spratt Joe Bull Nelll Mrs Jack Spratt Zuma Diller Page Snxty Joyce A stutz Judy Erlienzaugh Cynthia Cupp Charlotte Kieffer Ginny Bea Neull Bev erly Glfnore Ann Schct Gorla Blxler Ca olyn Burkholder Carolyn Lugmbull Llnda Dukes DavlJ Sutt r Tvnotsy Hall Roger Basmger Do.Jg as Relmenbach Charles Benton John Pope Roger Harder Arlyn Somner Ja'ne Lemley Charles Nl wander M Schunn Ma gl E k Joan Diller Sara Beth Bur holder David Bracy Donald Dllle Paul Blxe Dean We'ty Jon Rel henba h Ja Q Stoody Merry E k Colletta Ba Inger Connie Aug auger Judy Anderson Anlta Stewart Max Cook Ma y Lynn Kempf Charle Lauby Joe Bll Nelll Zuma DlI'er Bonnie Stoody Ronald Fru hey Pamea Hall Larry Gr: 'nore Dennis McOwen JJdy Davidson Dennis Dorman Ba bara Suter Stanley Schneck Ken Doyle Bucher Ginger Hulty Darla Ba Inger Jennl er Lehman Judy Baslnger Bobby Geiger Roger Buehrer Raymon Dlller Jea'1 Kiefer Kathy Carr Ned Zuercher Marylee Bracy Larry Hnty Chrlstlne Schumacher Kay Lynn Stull Luquetta Ba mg r Paulln C0l0'T1G'1 Sharon Yen ner Bonnie Bauman Vlrglnla Blxler Julna Pope Frances DeVore Agnes Schut Julm Schutz Dorothy Pope Sandra Fru hey Jane Plerman S11 Iey LugInbl'l Donna Sansal Ted Cherry Do ald Burry Lee E1 enbach Dean Basmger Kelth Som'ner Michael Melnke Lynn Wynkoop Darrel Baslnger Dale Ba lwger Ml key Eaumgarher Paul Etter Sam Krohn Kevin Snavely Howard Cherry John Amstutz Davli Suter Jane Schutz Donna Nussbaum Patty Cherry Jolene Relchenbach Barbara Amstutz Robin Geschelder Ronald Baslnger Ka en Luglblhl Carolyn Am tut La1 e Larson Marvm Haas Bully Carr Gary Long Mllo George Jerry Stall Rollawd Etter Ronad Sansal Larry Lehman Sharon Sommer Janice Kempt Sarah Blxler CAST Svnple Simon Max Cook Queen of Hearts Amta Stewart Ml tress Mary Mary Kempf Christmas Star Judy Anderson 1 l . . I I. ' . I .b . I A r L I V Z, Y . . I T , I . . I . , ' -2 , T 1 , ' , ' I ' 7 , , , , 2 , . 5 , 's . f - F Y .Q I . - . . I, C . rs. , . - - , . , A , , ., . , F .- Q -. - .. - -f - - 1 -- ..- 1 - I - 1 J . - ,I , . . v l 'I I I ' I 9 ' I 7 ., . . . , Y , - , . : :I , I , 's. , ' , ' ' , . ., . . I I I I ' FOURTH ROW: Brent Burkhart, Mark Stall, Larry Yenner, Jackie Stei1er, David Piernzaw, Robert Grisfnore, Y . I ' . I I I 'I -I : ' ' . , , s'. e , ' e . ., - I 1 I I 'A I ' I . 9 I ZI I A . . .v . . , , -I , . , . . . , . . , . 1 , . , S A -, Y , I . . , ' . :Y , ':. 1 , , I , , , - - : . . I . v r . . , 5 ll It I . . I , f 1 , , 1 , I - , 1 1 1 I I r I - . h . . ,S 1 Christmas for Others The story of the operetta takes place on Christmas Eve in the home of The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe . The children are lying on the floor which serves as their bed. Pierre, one of the children, is rather sickly and since it is Christmas Eve, many people come to cheer him. His first visitors are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spratt. They are followed by Simple Simon. Two lovely ladies, the Queen of Hearts and Mistress Mary, bring eatables to Pierre. The children soon lie down in hopes that Santa will visit them. While they are asleep, Santa's helpers come and decorate a beautiful Christmas tree for them. .When Pierre wakes and sees this tree, he knows that Santa has not forgotten them. At the closing of the performance, Pierre reveals to his mother the reason why he has not gained strength. He had shared his meals with the birds and rabbits all winter and they told Santa about it, and he sent the tree - and everything. Thus the story ends with everyone wishing each other a Merry Christmas. Max Cool: Judy Anderson Zuma Diller .loe Bill Neill, Bonnie Stoody Charles lcuby Anita Stewart Mary Lynn Kempf Page Sixtyson FIRST ROW SECOND ROW Esenezer Scrooge Marvln Diller Fred CScrooge s :eral Rolland Nemrre Bob Cratchlt fScrooges Nephewj Bob Rrce Two Gentlemen Richard Suter Larry Wnlluams Jacob Marleys Ghost Howard DeVore Mrs Cratchlt Margie Schumacher Page Snxty two Sharon Turner Shlrleen Sutter Carrie Benton To'n Gerdeman Jerry Plerman John Haue stem Gerald Grl more Ma vm Dlller Bob Rlc Bal Hart Robert Anderson Patty Hector Gracle Ba Inger Nan Aug bu ger Dorothy Adkins Shnrley Artressla Geneva Bnxel Janlc Mary Ann DeVore Mary Ann Augsburger Arlene Herr David Wenger Marilyn Relchen bach Bull Schne lr Bradley Cherry Richard Morvay Richard Suter Margie Schumacher Sharon Herr Vlrglma Schutz Howard DeVore Janet Cox Nancy Cupp Peggy Cherry Jaclue Fruchey Joe Hart S Peter fBobs sonj Bull Hart Tuny Tum Gerald Grlsmore Bellnda Patty Hector Martha Gracue Basnnger Boy Bob Anderson Girl Nan Augsburger 1 ' ' . P. ' I I I ' I I 1 -Y 1 7 1 '31 A 1 1 1 ' s' , . s r , . , 1 1 9 Burry, Ann Sommer, Winford Lauman, James Geisy, Joe Guillen, Bob Wehrly. : I I I . I . ' I l I . I I I I , . C A T . . . I ' ' ' ' ' . . . . , . l . , - 1 A . . 1 Scrooge's Christmas Carolers and ragamuffins celebrate Christmas Eve before Scrooge's office with joyous singing and dancing. Scrooge is sitting in his counting house gloating over his money. The singers annoy him and 'he chases them off. He begrudges his clerk warmth and even the Christmas holiday. Scrooge repulses his nephew's hospitality and scoffs at charity seekers. When he is finally alone, he is haunted by ghosts and Christmas angels. The ghost of his former partner, Jacob Marley, comes to him and convinces him that his cold and unkindly way of life is storing up trouble for him after death. Scrooge is alarmed, and as he thinks about it, his granite heart softens. He immediately sends for gifts of food and toys to take to the home of his nephew on Christmas. Day. Bob Cratchit's household on Christmas, though poor, is redolent with a joyous spirit. Tiny Tim, the little lame son, says, God bless us every one, and all sit about the goose dinner with great reioicing. Scrooge comes and watches before announcing himself, and hears Bob upholding him to all. Finally he ioins the family and presents them all with gifts. The happy day is ended in playing Blindman's Buff, Scrooge having the time of his life. Gerald Grismore Bob Anderson Bill Hart Robert Rice Marvin Diller Margie Schumacher Patty Hector Gracie Basinger Nan Augsburger V Page Sixty-three FIRST ROW Sarah Wenger Sondra Welty Rolene Cherry Mnldred Schutz Jonlce Schutz Claudaa Renchenboch Janet Styer Sharlene Baslnger Eleanor Bohn Shirley Oren SECOND ROW Bonnie Grubb Colleen Basmger Mona Cherry Sandra Mencle Betty Nuese Betty Prerman Anna Ruth Brrzlenbough Margie Basunger Ruth Ann Herr Mary Lou Basmger Nola Leh man Clarabeth Duller Kay Sue Cherry Charlene Herr Eluzabeth Probst Joan Morgret Marian Dlller HIRD ROW Janet Krohn Martha Zuercher Galya Wynlloop clleen Wynlcoop Ellen Dearth Delores Bucher Susue Wlnters Ruth Ann Bracy Ruth Ann Senmet Marrlyn Benton .loan Stahl Marlene Lugrbrhl Phyllis Badertscher Manulato Gmllen FOURTH ROW Gloria Gnsmore Bonnie Radabaugh Patty Brown Lou e Drller Shirley Nemnre Karen Augsburger Mary .Jo Rose boom Phyllus Wnlhams Marilyn Crawfis Beverly 'mgle Rrlla Chamberlln Jean Dearth TIFTH ROW Joan Mueller Mona Jennings Mary Ann Baslnger Janet Hoffman Lo Ann lnbody Eleanor Burkhart Carol Burry A lene Warner Dme Baker Sandra Dukes Darla 'hrlllps Barbara Hnlty Marlene Herr Gladyce Bnxel W 609,-, 4 N xqtliu ! Xxx 'V x FIRST ROW Jerry erman Tom Gerdeman Sharon Herr Nan Augsburger Grace Basmger Arlene Herr Ann Augsburger Carol Stahl Carne Benton larry Grubb Gerald Grnsmore SECOND ROW Ruth Ann Krohn Patty Hector Peggy Cherry Marilyn Relchenbach Mary Allce Baumgart ner Janet Cox Ann Sommer Nancy Cupp Mary Ann DeVore Jamce Burry Vlrgrnnu Schutz Sharon Turner Jaclue Fruchey Margie Schumacher Shrrlene Sutter THIRD ROW Erll Schneck Ball Hart Davld Wenger Larry Wtllnams Richard Suter Rol'and Nemnr Howard DeVore Marvm Diller Robert Race Richard Morvay John Hauenstem Bradley Cherry Robert Anderson Page Srxtylour 9 y . . . - - . , , , , . I I l I I . ' r ' . ' , , ' , ' . 1 I l . I I I I ' I . I I I I V l 1 I I I -l I I I . D I I . I K I I ' I I . I ' ' 1 ' , ' , -, S ' , ' ' , , - I . . . I . l . I . . I ' Q . . Z ' I I I I I I I r' I . ' I I . I . I I ' sewn' A . , Y . .Rl 1 .4 44 'J H M- 1 ' ' vt T' W A A K - V A , , . M - . g . I M . R ' . .. - 4 . 5 , X Q J. .. I, , , A y A -. . 4. A 5 - 4 o.. 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FIRST ROW: Banni- Grubb Marian Diller Marlene Lugioihl Kay Sue Cherry Delores Bucher Joan Stahl Shirley Oren Eleanor Bohn Margie Ba.inger Betty Niese Elizabeth Probst Jo Ann Morgret Manuallta Guulen Marilyn Benton Ronald Relchenba h Glorra GII more Manlyn Crawfls Loul e Diller Bonnie Ra'lal:zaugh Clarabeth Dnller Jaan Mueller Mary Lou Ba Inger Gladyce Blxel Mary Ann Basmger Loss Laubv Ruth Ann Bra y Ruth Ann Herr Norman Bucher Dvck Stewart Tom Renchenbach Phyllas Wrllnams Beverly Plngle Shrrley Nemure Marthu Zuercher Gayla Wynkoop Janet Krohn Janice Schutz Claudia Relchenbach Karen Aug burger Sanzlra Welty Mrldred Schutz Darla Phrlllps Lester Chamberlin Arthur Schutl Donald Steiner Paul Gene Stall Dave Augsburger Blaz Coleman Pat Ronald Herr Donald Schneclx Wmfred Grusmore Lynn Clarence Brooks Leland Muller Darrell DeVore -'Q'-S-s SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Turner Dlclr Frantz Jlm Tousley Krohn Alan Gratz Pat Wenger av arf' -19 FIRST ROW Norman Bucher Arthur Schutz Paul Gene Stall Karen Augsburger Pat Turner Ton AMXED HORUS PU Relchenbach Ronald Relchenbach Richard Stewart SECOND ROW Don Stelner Blaz Coleman Pat Wenger James Tousley Lynn lfrohn Clarence Brooks Dave Augsburger G L E E THIRD ROW Lester Chamberlun Leland Muller Rnchard Frontz Don Schneclz Ronald Herr Wmfrel Grnsmore Alan Gratz Darrell DeVore Page Sixty fl Q 1 , , , . . . 1 . , , . , . .. . , , - I 1 I 3 I I 3 1 - 1 1 I 3 I I I .1 3 1 I - I I I I I I ' I I I I I S' , , , . - 3 I 1 I 1 I , , , , . , I , f , , - ,f I , , - h ,n 'A , A F - , . - I 1 . 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' ' LV, ? 2 f I E, a I 'I 3 , Q I ,A Y A , 1 I I 1 I 1 I f , . - Z I ' I I I ' I 1 : ' I I 1 1 I 5 , , - Ju The Junior Hugh Band IS an organization pertaining to tne seventh and eighth grades These students will be the future members of the hugh school concert and marching band It IS evident tnat such training while young paves the way for more uccesfful participation Mary Ann DeVore Came Benton SECOND ROW Larry Grubb Bully 'chne R Richard Sut r Howard DeVore La ry Williams MarIy'1 Relchenhach Jerrv Plerrrcm Page Sixty sax FIRST ROW: Sharon Herr, Virginia Schutz, Gary Grismore, Mary Alize Baumgartner, John Hauen:tei:1, GIRLS ENS EMBLE IEFT Io RIGHT Bonnie Grubb Mary Ann Eamger Martha Zuercher Ruth Ann Herr Janice ScI1uI1 Ruth Ann Bracy Lounse Dvller Gloria Grusmore Kay Sue Cherry ,.....v 'I-'1-A 'rw LEFT Io RIGHT Co'Ieen Ea anger Ruth Sernei Jane! Hoffman Janet Krohn Shnrley Oren Kay Sue Cherry MAJORETTES ? 1 ' , S' , , , ' , , Q Q I . I . I I A I ax , .t wav 135 I fs '- . u I . .U 4, 6 Q8 , QM . i lv , 'lf ,L...., ,,r I I .ME . . fvi EM val? . 1 Q Q, iw . ,y. X, M,,,,3 , ,, 'I i-W,,,i L W. 1 S- , I 'VA' 3 .A z I Ax 1 3 . . . I , , A w,, ,?,,, A -I ' . 'D v ,N ' I ' vu 4 ,' . .I II I l , ' : f' I sf I fn J I 1. x ' 5 ,f if 1 ' 4 TNI :Lf I ' :W ' ' -I Sixty-eight SNAPS SPRING IS HERE SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT BAND VARSITY P-G AWARD WINNERS G I BOYS' G GIRLS' TR ONE MAN BAND BOYS' QUARTETTE RLS' GLEE If ll ATHLETICS Our school curriculum would not be complete without on athletic program. Participating on a team builds up inter school acquaintances and provides experiences that otherwise might not have been gained Tnose Involved in these activities know that although you may win, nt is lust os important to play a good game OW A D THE an-wa in 'M' but wuts? M' fm 'wal qv, vw.. QU 14' 11 115 1 'pl' .-nf' of 90 1 6 4 Puqc SLx6l1lfOv1 L 1. 'f' ' 'Jef ,W Q ' V I , 'Q If :W , 'ht - Q 11.1 ' 0- Q.. s fn 1 ' , ,.. . - .Q , A 44-A M L .1-,,f...,g,,-., -f . ,,, JA... f 4 ,. , 7 , 'H - ' ' uv ws. .,.f-...,... A 4 l X ' . l ,, ,f W. C c ' L -. i .Q s 8 ..,. ' .' 1 ' W- - l. 1 vs' r pa A A 4 'X - A .v f b 4 4 ' ' , - it . . . - 'N' v'- E ff ' . ' - . , ' ' .gy N ' f.. , , - 1. - , , s - -, 1. ' -.- ' - 2 - .f --4. ., 4-' 4 . -' .1 ' V 1 . .5 F.. . - - CHEERLEADERS Junior High LEFT to RIGHT: Grace Basinger, Patty Hector, Doris Deorth, Nan Augsburger LEFT to RIGHT: Sandra Dukes, Marilyn Crawtis, Mary Lou Basinger, Nola Lehman Page Sfvc-nty-two Our cheerleaders have accomplished much toward maintaining the morale and school spirit of the team and also that of the students. We congratulate them on a job well done. Senior High FOOTBALL Sportsmanshnp and cooperatuon are necessary for tle succc s of a team Our boys have shown these qualmes whucn have strengthened and gamed the respect of the student body We guve a hearty cheer to Mr Gratz, Mr Hauahn, and the boys for thelr many long hours In practnce FIRST ROW Robert Davudson Kenneth Beckman Larry McCullough Alan Gratz Donald Schneck Tom Renchenbach Davld Augsburger Donald Halker Marlowe Wehrly Paul Lehman SECOND ROW Mr Gratz Kenth Dnller Robert Knepper Leland Muller James Tousley lynn Krohn Donald Steiner Edward Baumgartner Davud Emans Page S vfnty th l' -S . 1 I K X V, 1 'sf' . , Q, our school athletic program 1 . I I I I I FPONT ROW Tom Rerchenbach Don Schneclc Ronald Herr Norman Schroeder Marlowe SECOND ROW Kfhrgralz Kenneth Beckman Donald Halker Alan Grofz Robert Emans Larry McCullough 99 'k an ,Q 'Q inf' '38 S2515 Q -r la' L-:wi Q0 if 7' as. 35 'WHY Vox ,a .RQ- sl.-I PY FIRST ROW !RLcL1ZrrScjmS1ewar1 Paul Lehman Alphonse Meyer Clarence Brooks Edwn SECOND ROW Mr Grafz Marwn Slgler Rrchord Frantz David Enans Page Sr vrnty lou: I 1 A! , W I 4? A L, 4: fs h x A iz 7'-kHz, at , 5 gt LV' Hr par. W 15, of-t .4 . , 2:1 4 . 'jAi1i'T .O + L! ' 4 Hihip. gg, is l MW N iii if ,Ju 1 ' Xa W ' ' lfrvell ,llll , R lv L? I My r 2 5- X. f .f.- ' Q 4 :IQ ,', 1, Iii, A ' A Af r Q: I V S K Q., au' nl 'WY 4 'Q' 'n V KJ I : .- .1 L 1 A 1 I 4' 'MMV .7 s L A f 3 5 O R , FIRST ROW FIRST ROW Lee Grusmore Kenneth Beckman Marlowe Wehrly David Emqng Tgm Renchenbach Larry McCullough Mr Gratz SECOND ROW Marvin Sagler Dave Augsburger Paul Phllllps Donald Hallxer Paul Lehman Darrell DeVore THIRD ROW Keuth Dlller lil Mano' an tj we at ei K J X i l 1 Sl I Fl' 'ini .., acxzfl Kenth Duller Eugene Hector Pat Wenger Edwun Anderson Darrell DeVore EJ Eaumgatner Blaz Coleman Kenneth Beckman Donald Steiner Tom Reichenbach. 'ECCND ROW: Alphonse Meyer Alan Gratz Clarence Brooks Jin Touslcy Richard Frantz, Don Schneck Ronal,l Herr Marlowe W-hrly Paul Phillips Dave Augsnurger Ri'hard Stewart Mr. Gratz. Pal Wenger Leland Muller Robert Emans Clarence Brooks James Tousley Q.. FIRST ROW Larry Grubb Wayne Basrnger Joe Guillen Johnny McDamels SECOND ROW Bob Anderson Bob Wehrly lawrence Brooks Bull Hart John Hauenslem Tom Burry Tom Gerdemnn Jerry Plerman Daryl Amstulz TH RD ROW Bob Elsenhuch Bob Rlce Marvm Drller Al Rogers Howard DeVore Louls ll Oren Sam Herman Richard Suler Larry Wulluams ! 4 JUNIOR HIGH W ROW BASKETBALL SECOND ROW TH RD ROW John Hauensieln Bob Wehrly Johnny McDanlels Dave Burkholder Jo Gulllen Tom Gerdeman EIII Hal Bob Rice Louis Oren Larry Wllla ns Dave Wenger Tom Burr, Ejward Haughn coach 5c'n Herman Julian Kempf Roy Cherry Jam Tousley Lynn Krohn Lelancl Muller Joe Ha 1 Kenlh Diller Z I ' I ' I ' ' 3 : ' , ', ' ' , , , ' 4 L., A fell' .WI ll I ,' Q Q S 'I 6. 2 , K :ills L3 . ' I ' - HQ I fs as -W re , I we I ' ' ,Q an 1 I I? C. H I ' i ix Z I- Mu. TT I ,, LW M 4' M fm- M VI K M' fl SENIOR DIRECTORY GENE BASINGER Gene Vlce President l Mlrror Staff 3 Sensor Scholarship 4 Scholarshup Team l 2 MARGIE BASING R Marge Secretary 3 Treasurer 2 School Paper 4 Varsity P G 4 Llbrarnan 3 Class Play 3 4 Scholarship Team 2 eensl 2 3 rs Glee l 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta l 2 3 MARY ANN BASINGER Mary R porter 4 Mnrror Staff 3 4 Varsity P G 4 A eensl 2 G rs Glee l 2 3 Mnxed Chorus l 2 3 Ensemble l 2 3 Operetta l 2 3 GLADYCE BIXEL Bux Vice President 2 Secretary 4 Reporter 3 Scnool Paper 4 Mirror Staff 4 Varslty P G Lubrarran 4 Class Play 3 A 1 eens l 2 3 Grs Glee l 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Operetta l 2 3 ELEANOR BOHN Ellne Presudent 1 2 Mlrror Staff Lnbrarnan 3 4 F HA 4 Semor Scholarshnp 4 Scholarshrp Team l eens 1 2 rs Glee 1 2 3 Muxed Chorus 2 Orchestra 4 n l 2 Operetta l 2 Camera Club l RILLA CHAMBERLAIN Rn a A Glrs Glee l 4 . ,4 ' ,,3,4 ' ' - 3,4 F.H..,2,3,4 Y-T ,,,4 il ,,,4 ' ,,4 , ,, ,, Y'T 1114 ' I4 Gi' 1 '14 Varsity P-G 3,4 Y-T ,,3 Gil ,,,4 ' ,3,4 Bad,,3,4 F.H. . l, 2, 3, 4 Y-T ,,3,4 WH il ,,,4 ' ,,,4 ,,,4 F.H..1,2 .I I ALMA J EAN DEARTH KAY SUE CHERRY Kay Presldent 3 Treasurer l Reporter 2 School Paper 3 M1rror Staff 2 3 Vars1ty P G 2 3 4 Llbrarnan 2 Class Play 4 F H A 4 Sen1or Scholarshup 4 Scholarshlp Team l 2 eens 'l 2 3 rs Glee l 2 Orchestra l 2 3 Ma orette l 2 3 4 E semble l 2 3 4 Operetta l 2 3 Camera Club l Valed1ctor1an 4 Reporter l 2 Scnool Paper 'I 2 3 Mlrror Staft 3 Varslty P G 3 4 l.1brar1an l 2 Class Play 3 A 3 YTeens 3 4 B n l 2 Operetta l CLARAB TH DILLER Bet Student Councnl l Vars1ty P G 3 4 A eensl 2 3 Grs Glee l 2 3 MIXed Chorus 2 3 Operetta l 2 3 MARIAN DILLVR Shorty Vars1ty P G 4 L1brar1an l A eens l 2 rs Glee l 2 3 M1xcd Chorus 3 4 Operetta l 2 3 ALAN GRAT7 Al Vars ty P G 3 4 Baseball l Bask tball 4 otballl 2 3 ck 'I 2 A B s Gleel 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus l 2 3 Operetta l 3 RONALD H RR Ron slty P G l 2 Bascball l s etball l 2 3 l-ootball 1 3 4 Track 3 4 A Boys Glee 4 on Mlxed Chorus 4 Bnl2 RJTH ANN H1:RR Ruth1e Student Counc1l 4 School Paper 4 A eensl 2 s Glee l 2 M1xed Chorus 2 Oc estra l 2 3 n 'l Ensemblel 2 3 Operetta 'l 2 3 MONA JENNINGS Red Vcc Presldent 4 Student Counc1l 2 Sc1ool Paper 2 3 4 Msrror Staff 4 Varsrty P G 3 4 Ltbra lan l Cla s Play 3 Semor Scholarsnnp 4 Scholarstnp Tea'r1 l 2 3 Y Teens 4 G1rls Glee 4 ' , ,4 F0 , , ,4 ' - I I Tra , , 3, 4 ' ' F.F. . 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JANET KROHN Janet Student Council 2 School Paper 4 Marror Staff 4 V rslty PG 2 3 4 Cla s Play 4 A eens l 2 3 rs Glee T 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 M orette 1 2 3 Operettal 2 3 Cheerleader I Camera Club T EUGENE KUHLMAN Gene Vlce Presudent 2 L1brar1an 2 Class Play 3 4 Basketball 4 Mrxed Chorus l Camera Club 4 LARR f MATSON Larry Vace Presldent 2 Student Councl I lnb arran 2 Class Play 4 Ba nball l Boys Glee 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 JOHANNA MUELLER Joan School Paper 4 Class Play 4 FHA 4 Y Teens 4 Glrls Glee Mrxed Chorus KATHLEEN NIESE Kathy Reporter l 3 Treasurer 2 School Paper 3 Vars ty P G 4 Class Play 3 4 A Grs Glee I 2 3 Mnxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Presrdent I Vrce Presrdent 3 Treasurer 2 Student Councul l School Paper 3 4 Mrrror Stal? 3 4 Varsuty P G 3 4 Llbrarnan 2 Class Play 3 4 A 3 IARQY MCCULLOUGH Cullough S molarshnp Team T 2 Varsnty P G I 2 s ball l fc all otball 1 2 A YTeens 3 4 rs Glce I 2 3 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 M orette l 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Cheerleader 1 'J 4 5 ' 4 PH. .1,2,3,4 ' 4 Y-1 , , ,4, Gil , , ,4 . I I4 ai , , , 4 , I2 . . ,4 ' F.H. . 1, 2, 13, 4 . il , , ,4 s 1 eC'e'C Y I sH!RLEY OREN ffshafaeyf' FH. . ,4 ' ' - , ,3, 4 Gil ' , , ,4 Ba 2 , 2, 3, 4 ' , Dafefb 1, 2, 4 aj , , 1 Fo , , 4 Fr . 1, 2, 3,4 , 59 ELIZABETH FROBST Luzzy Vars ty P G 4 A T Y Teen l 2 3 Grs Glee l 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 3 Operetta l 2 DONALD SCHNECK Don Student Councnl 3 School Paper 4 Varsuty P G 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Bas etboll l 2 3 4 F otball I 2 3 4 ck T 2 Bo s Glee l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 'l 2 3 Orchestra l 2 n 'l 2 Ensemble 2 4 Operetta l 2 3 MILDR D SCHUTZ Frntz Secretary 2 Treasurer 4 Student Council 3 School Paper 4 Mnrror Staff 3 4 Varsity P G 3 4 Class Play 3 Sensor Scholarshup 4 ROBERT STEINER Bob Student Councul School Paper 4 Class Play 3 Baseball l Basketball l 2 Sensor Scholarshap 4 Boys Glee l 2 Mixed Chorus l 2 Orchestral 2 n l 2 Operetta l Camera Club 4 GAYLA WYNKOOP Gayla Student Councnl 2 4 School Paper 4 Varslty P G 3 4 Class Play 3 4 A eens 'l 2 3 Gnrs Glee l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra 'I n l 2 Operetta l 2 3 MARTHA ZUERCHER Zerk Presudent 4 Secretary l School Paper 3 4 Mnrror Stat? 4 Varsity PG 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 YTeens 'l 2 3 A Grs Glee l 2 3 Mixed Clorus l 2 3 eens I 2 3 GsGleel 23 OrCheTm2l Mtxed Chorus l 2 n Ensemble 2 3 4 Operettal 2 3 Camera Club 1 Operena I 2 3 Cheerleaders I 2 Salutatoraan 4 camera Club I I - '4 F.H..,2,3,4 an ,,,4 ' f4 I Bad , ,3 k O Ill . I Tra , ,3,4 I FH. . 1, 2,I3,4 Bad,,3,4 Y-T ,,,4 ' 'l ,,, Bad,,3,4 . ' 11 il 'ff' FH..1,2,3,4 1 . M14 Y-T ,,,4 I ,,,4 irl ,,,4 ' 4 Bad,,3,4 3 ihty PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY H A Nelswondcr M M R 0 M D Borloge Vet nonon Ro M Morhn M Drs A ond M Hrty Denns Dr F D Rodobough Dr Gordon Bxxei O Drs Nlswcnder ond Her :nj Vet rna :ons M So h M Drs Evon cmd Froncns Bo ancer Den: ts J H Wm e De ' Pondorci Pondorcv Pondoro Galboo Columbus Grove Co'urnbus G ove Blu'T1on Blufhon Bluffton B'uff1on B'uff1on Oftowcm Oh Q Ohu J Ohm Ohuo Ohm Ohio Ohno Ohio Ohlo Ohio Ohno Ohno V' Dr. . . ' , . . D. , , I Q Dr. . B. Ec , . . I I '4 Dr. E. P. , 553. r' I Dr. C. J. y, . D. ' I ' Dr. W. E. ' , . D. . I I . . B., D. E. '. 3. 'I , V13 . r I ' Dr. D. B. Lucos, M. D. Columbus Grove, Ohio . . . , M. D. . , .. , I , ' . ' , . D. , ' Dr. . D. os , . D. , , ., , . , , . I ' Dr. . . ' kl r, n.ist , ,, , , , ' Page Eighty! o ACKNDWLEDGEME TS The Staff washes to take this opportumty to thank all those who contributed to the makmg of THE 1953 MIRROR This Includes the faculty cmd student body of P G S the boards of educatlon the people of the community We are especually grateful for thenr patnence cooperatnon and generosnty and we thank them all We have enloyed the wo k we have done ' . . ., , . and the advertisers. . . I , I . I r . ' -w H A R T Bluffton Meat Market JEWELERS 126 W Hlgh 'St HOME KILLED MEATS Llma Ohio CUSTOM BUTCHERING and PROCFSSING HARTS for Diamonds Blufftons Busy Butchers: Diamonds for Sweethearts Credlt wlth HART PAUL BASINGER Easy to Start FRANCIS REICHENBACH Donold Schneck Dad glmme o dame Mr Schneck Son dont you think you re geffmg too bug to he forever beggmg for dunes? Don I guess you re right Dod gimme cn dollor FARM MACHINE SH OP ,J Independent MRM!! 1 SERVICE REFRIGERATION APPLIANCES FARM TIRES QUALITY HARDWARE UPP and LEMLE J i.!ij FARM AND HOME EQUIPMENT nouns nncumnv Pandora, Ol-no 4 L . . L ., ' . . 9 J 9 - , l .1 1 . . I l I ll ' ' ll . , . H , - 1 - - ' . : , - 1, U I 4 - ,, : . , , I by ,,m , m,,, K I 1 :fn 4 A ' . ..o..f,........ ii!! 1 5 X ,' I : 'o I -x' C , Y- ., , 4 1, .E 1 FARM MACHINES ' A - - 1' .. '- wvi-,1.-' -' J L' 4 ' 2'.', ,!,E,9iElA.,, ill 1 1 -, . I , -, . I Page Eighty-tl' MY ERS CHEVROLET SALES W F MYERS O R MYERS Phone 97 CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE Complete Body Shop and Pamt Service 220 W Sx camore St Columbus Gros e Ohlo Mass Steiner I wont 0 hot that wont go out of style Scxleslody Here s 0 number Then will never go out of style wall look rndnculou every yeor STEINER 8: HUSER on E11 JERSILD SWEATERS STYLE MART CLOTHES SHAPELY SHIRTS T EL E1 CliLOIZ int lflmwr-. lotted Plants lfxpvrt Ploxwr Ile-.lg,lxlng., MALLORY HATS KROHNS GREENHOUSE FREEMAN SHOES ARROW SHIRTS CHKRIFS and IEILX Pl'l0l16 282 W Bll1lTt0Il, O Phgne 129 Pandora QEQ - I . L1 7 . . 4 A Il I Il : ' ' - it ' 3 H I I I Q! f . . . fo ' if oc: ' Ilemlquarters for A ' 1 - . - 1 . . 1-Y ' v I-', ' f l l ' l 2 l , I A4 A 4 . N u I l I ll I I ' I - ... I e i hfy-four B R A C Y S JOHN DEERE NEW IDEA Clover Farm Store QUALITY FOODS MEATS Bree Dells erv Thrlft Plus Satlsfactlon PHONE 27 A L E BRACY F ARM EQUIPMENT O C Hursey 8: Son BLUFFTON OHIO Phone 17? W Box 71 Salesman Too shortl Why modom they oil four reach the floor CONGRATULATIONS to the 1953 GRADUATING CLASS PANDORA GILBOA HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes for Contmued Success from The F C Russell Co World s Largest Manufacturer of Combmatlon Screen and Storm Sash and All Metal Awnmgs P g Eghiyf I I I I , - ' U O 1 1 Y I I n . , 7 I 'I I Je-on Deorfh: iin G pei sforei I like This dog, but his legs are Too short. of I O O 7 , . , E I I Q e i -i SHOP IN Ol is NEVV STORE FOR MEN THE OTTAWA IMPLEMENT CO IIN TEEN PAN ALLEY I t t IH t n erna nona ars es er For H1 School Chlcs DEPENDABLE SERVICE THE LEADER LOW COST Nl ilu Our Nftllt Nom llt IIIQIIIYIQIN TIN WOT' fm' 'Un' OTTAWA OHIO I IMA OHIO Mr Strdhrn Where was The Declaration of Independence signed? Mo Qxe B A1 the bottom I Que s ED S GENERAL REPAIR SHOP GULF OIL PRODUCTS ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING TIRE REPAIR Farm Maclunerv Repalred Plow Shares Rebullt also Hard Sur facing Mower klllVeb sharpened Carbozxte Proctme Waterproof coatm s for roofs f0Ulld2ltl0I'lS tanks trou hs fence posts and under ground pipe Imes Haxe sour automoblle wheels balanced the Hunter tune m wav wlthout remox mg them thereby balancing brake drums as well as the wheels Phone 2171 GILBOA OHIO Route 224 sig I , , . I I ' K A I 2 l . -A . 7 . . at , ' w ll I I f' v E l F P yu Fl S l i , . E 5 , ' , H., . . 1 - . '- ' ': 1 S lf Q A ' l E' 1 ' s ,3 5 I , Q J , YW, -,W Lys. -f --.,-,, --,, ml l as -A We V- H . . H ' ll ll T .2 , 'S . 4 . v 9 ' ' ' fr ' ' cr - 'D 'V y 7 b 9 Y . . Y y ' 4 1 2 -O . Y. V , 7 L , , ' Ewi 1 ,e 'i hly-six STEINER THELAPECO CHEVROLET SALES DRY GOODS Expert Auto Repalrmg RFADY TO WEAR Genuine Chex rolet P'1rts Exclusive L'1d1es Store ADAM STEINER Prop BLUFFTON OHIO BLUFFTON OHIO Llffle Mcrlon four yeors old wos busy Ironing her dollys dress one Sunday both? Marlon looked up colmly ond onswered Now dont you suppose the good Lor knows Thor this Iuttle Iron om? hot? BEST WISHES FOR YOUR ELECTRICAL or YOUR SUCCESS NEEDS CARMA THEATRE See BLUFFTON Mr and Mrs G Carmack RAY CULP Proprietors WESTINGHOUSE Pg Eghf I I I I x . . A - - . Y C 4 . C . , A 1 - Y I I . I I I Q l I ' Her nurse remonsfrcxted, Don'1 you know if's G sin for ony work To begin on the Sob- H ' ' If I d I I J I i ' I' 1 I ' - 0 e i GEIGER 8: DILLER SH01' and SAVE CLOTHING FREYS VAN HF USEN SHIRTS DEPARTMENT STORE SHOES Establlshed 1877 Bluffton Ohlo Ottawa Oh10 G o'P ppose yo T T T U T ke To h 'P COMPLIMENTS BIXQI Egg Company PHONE 40 PANDORA OHIO E ghT at 'T J K T 4 E . E T T . 9 T 7 T W, ,Y , YW, YQT- I -.,, Mr. STrohmf Do you know TTTGT your dog biT my mother-in-low yesTerdoy? Mr. roTz: No, is TTTOT s . Well, I su u will sue me for domoges'? Mr. S rcxhm: NOT 0 GH. Who will yo C1 r T e dog. of Q 1 9 . Y- .gh KOHLI MOSER BODY SHOP KAIQER FRA7ER AUTOMOBILVS AUTO PAINTING IIIOIR WRPII FR Slrlilll I hone Z68R1 Columbus Grove Ohxo IT WII L PAY YOU PAY US A VISIT Baer s Shoe Store Columbus Crove Ohlo HOSIERY PURSES RUBBER FOOTVVEAR Ru? A n Se met Mot e yo knowrbcf use yo od bod been bo ded dow 1 eercfo To eec1To7' He n lller Yes ded 7 KLENK S CLOTIIING 'md SHOES or MEN and BOYS ff' LCIDSIC Columbus Grow e F ortman Cleaners Ottawa Ind Columbue Crove Plcllup and Dellvery Servlce Subqtatlon Clover Iarm Store TWO DAY SERVICE Pg Egly ll I I - A to K . I L, J , fn , .' I , Shoes Tlmt You Like 2, - ' ' I ' C I For All the Fufnily J - ' -1 -I kj I ' 9 I 'I- h n I 1 b r u 1 V U si n n , f I ron n :in nfr in.' Mrs. r 1' : , r. Ruth Ann: Well, This generation just dropped if, - ,,-,-,, MM -,,,.,,,I.,...- ,mm I I ff ..-Z -- I sl 9 A i ! F I l L E l . 2 1 I I 1 5 1 l 5 Pllolle 22538 Pllolw ll f I 1 . 1 A I, Sto s in - 0 I I' Il l - 7 V' u K H r I -,, I I., f ...V I- -, M... -...- I COMPLIMENTS R E E S E GENERAL INSURANCE A F Stemer Motor Sales H022 HZQTQ, Accldent Hospltalxzatlon Llfe DODGE PLYMOUTH All Kmds of REAL ESTATE DODGE TRUCKS for llstmg and sale Sales and Servlce see CHARLES S REESE L G STEINER PYOP 0FHce Ph 137 Residence 3 Phone 89 D Pandora Pandora Ohm Dove Emons The bank hos returned that check of your fathers Karen Augsburger Isnt thot ine? What con we buy wnth It next? LU GIBIH L S MEAT MARKET and LOCKER SERVICE Fresh Home Dressed Meats Froven Foods Modern Locker Servlce Curlng Smoking Processmg Custom Slaughtermg Year Around Phone 93 Pandora, 0hl0 of - . . . . , . , ' 3 F s I I . 1, 1 1, . II I ' ' ll ' 7 l n P g Ninety C F Nlswander 8z Son CUMPLIMENTS V0llI' Internat1onalHa1we ter J R Dealer lumber and Bullders Suppllee Irrlgldalre Bendxx Maytag Tr nn lt Mlvied Concrete Home Appliances Concrete Blocke BI UFFTON OHIO Phone 221,80 Ottawa Ohm face wo Id stcny Ike thot Goyc Wy Inoop e you co T soy you we e T NC e COMPLIMENTS PA lI0lIzI LIIG PII L'l'lIY 0 I n n I O U f of ' ' ' S . . 1 . , , . 1 . K , ' . ' 2 S ' . 1 J 4 , . , . I 1 f l Mcxrfho Zuercher: When I was C: child I was Told Then if I mode ugly- feces, my U I . I1 n 1 VV II, n' r n' ' ITD CI. 4 of 0 T l. I 'I I , --, 11.-lm! P ge N' ty Shop and Compare BURRY S MARKET ON ROUTE 12 Quallty Home K1lled Meats Modern Processmg Servlce Handy Parkmg Phone 75 CORKWELL S Cut Rate PATENT MEDICINES ICE CREAM WILSON SPORTS EQUIPMENT OTTAWA OHIO sag Aobll whersthebc1'? S co d Ko go oo My goodness Ive had my pocket pcked Dickens and Wonders Studios PHOTOGRAPHERS Ol' PANDORA GILBOA SCHOOL Fostorla Ohlo Perry Street Pg N tyt - I I I u 7 at 7 I T 9 U Fir? K n oroo: nn e e, e' by. e n n r 1 , ' i X' 0 0 f . . 3 LOMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Baslnger s Furniture KERSH lNbURANCE AGENCV Store Our 50th Anniversary General Insurance BLUFFTON OHIO Ph0I18 2160 Ottawa 01110 yy I IMDXQ ning uk ekpogh o codfyoo SUMMER MOTOR SALES Oldsmoblles Used Cars JIM SUMMER Pandora Ohlo Ph0l1C 120 A PgN I Ll I W 1 of , of I , O 1 1 KK ' Q 1 - 1 S wr, ' v w V U 9 . ,. . : ,',. 'l'. 4 l Kofhy Neiseg Dorling, you olmosf struck than pedestrian. Ed P 5 In U 1 I d r1'1 Corey I hoven'T time To go bo k n r g in. I ' - 2 - I COMPUMENTS Melnke s Drug Store CIHFCIICC D DIIICI' DRUGS CHEMICALS Diller S POIIPIQQ Pay I SUNDRIES CANDIES NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL GIFTS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Prescrlptlons Filled Phone 239 W 125 N Maln Bluffton Ohlo Pandora Ohlo Mona Cherry Yes The Teacher ollered me a big plate of money and l sald N thank you STAR LUNCH CONCRATULATIONS HOSPITALITY and Pandora Gllboa Hlgh School G 0 O D F O O D Martha and Cyril Pandora Hardware Co 5 I I' ' ' 7 of A l I o I , - I 4 I I 5 l ' ' . , . , . I I U Mrs, Cherry: Were you a good little girl at Sunday School today? 1 , ' , ' ,' O, I , I I - l to - I I , , l, O O ' I 'j I P g Ninety-four Congratulations HARLAN'S To Class of 1953 GREGG S ralser of PRIERQ and BROII ERS Department Store Llma 01110 Phone 48 C Pandor 1 oseD fyo ec fW bffhyd f STEINER TRACTOR SALES MACHINERY and REPAIRING WELDING Arc and Acetylene m b' fl-X XAII xg f KA! ! TRACTOR or CARS GENERAL TIRES FOR HAROLD STEINER WAYNE SHAFER W as ' 1 Q - 1 I I I I I. ui illerz Don' U think the audi n e shows feeling when I sing? PC: enger: You e e of They're feeling or their Coors ond hots, , v YE 2 as . . ,E 2 , 4 ' A.. 'W La-l-I E v -- Wiki? M .. rss, .J -', 3. gi ', ' I 1 ' x, H 'Q , I T 1 L' A X R Xu' , 1- , ' I - Rx , X v K 1 ' 'Ln -fi nn S , -4,12i', 'X l W P g NA yf Ulhr Elhrnt annual Bank Pandora, Ohio T he Farmer S Frlend Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon Depomtq Insured Lp to S10 000 00 for Each Deposltor ox O T To buy 0 Toy from for my lltde o CARL FREY S GARAGE Opposlte Fur Grounds Ph 22498 Road Seruce Call Delnerx Feneral Repanlng Weldmg Marathon Frm Wlllard Batten s OTTAWA OHIO McDANlELS BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Best H ur Cut lll Town PHONE 2361 GILBOA OHIO O O of , O C C 7 -' 9 3 . , , . L ba Q , I Mr, C 1 I vv m ' ' b y, Elevator Operofori Next floor, please, sir. Men's hobbleslu 7 ' 2 ' L . x v' 1 - 'f - . v tv I . . .. - . - I L - . .3 7 7 , z ' - ' ' : 9 Pandora Mllllng Co Dealers m All Kmds of GRAIN FEEDS SEEDS COAL FARM .and BUILDERS SUPPLIES GRAIN STORAGE Phone 49 Pandora Ohlo EDGARC PIFER Mgr ge Hoey B 81 .I Schaffner COMPUMENTS Dlstrlbuto rs BURKHOLDER SEYI+ ERT S I SAI ES and SERVICE I Lh Pota 0 IDS J I CASE POP C0111 Farm Machinery and Parts Nut Meats Lmcoln Weldmg Equipment Phone 8 1741 Llma PANDORA OHIO I Q O - - - , 1 I 1. A I f , . Q Q r 9 Jud 1 v ou ever been up before me? Gene K.: I don't know. What time do you get up? W l o l of 1 9 Y I , . Y - . Q I u P Q N' fy COMPLIMENTS Federated Stores Pandora Ohm Fayette Ohm All Our Merchandlse Putnam County Farm IS guaranteed to be Bureau C0 op Assn ae repleeented Phone 106 E Pandora M 5 Sch m ch es y body? S do D k od Dukes Yo bflhod sod lu L HMAN H0 ll FUIHNI IIIM1 NORGE HOME APPLIANCES Phone 22 A Pandora Ohio LIIIIMAI FLNERAL H0 IE AMBULANLE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT Phone 22 C Pandora Ohlo ,, . . . I 1 of Y my 7 ' 0 5 I U I is u o er: How mony bon hove you in our on r U es: Nine hundred. Miss Schumacher: 4'ThoT's o good mony more than I hovef' S n rc: z e h, U r Ines for nchf' I 9 I I T 1 I 9 ' I 1 F Y J , . I - I 9 N' v-'gh' LUMPUMENTS GILBOA GARAGE from e IIILLMI lnsuranun A as AUTO and TRACTOR CENERAL REPAIRS STANDARD OII PRODUCTS Hiram D Dlller PaIld0I'3 Phone 70 Culboa Ohm Phone 2401 y s psfo No cy' e O 'P SCHUMACHER STONE CO ALL SIZES O14 CRUSHED AGRICULTURAL LIME PROMPT DELIVERIES Phone 122 A Pandora Olno I I1 th R1 I l 1 ' ff nay 1 Dill:-r's l'oli1'ivs Pay 9 . 9 . l l Nolu Lehman: Here comes The parade cmd Colleen will miss it. Where is she? Mor Lou B.: She' U irs waving her heir. lo: Mer . CON? W fford C1 flag. Q Q 1 'Y 3 1 ' ' 2 l ' P g N5 ey Compllments and Best Wlshe S LLOTHING and SHOES Ottawa Lelpsl Strung., lutnun hunt! Smae 1893 featuring Ottawa Ohlo Phone 21024 Nltlon xlly Adsertlsed Merchandise C0lll'-l0I'l Sp9CldllQtQ Countx Dnstrlbutor or No damage too large or too small Boy Scout Equipment Mrs Herr What was all that noise? Jimmy Herr I was playmg bridge wth JUFIIOI' Mrs Herr Playmg bridge? Jimmy Yea I stretched hum out between two chalrs and walked across hum' The Rexclll Bum' DRUG STORE Elgm Hamllton uuux H an 1- NSTI' IX WATCHES Prescription Pharmacy DLUFFTON 01110 DIAMONDS lllom 140 ll Grevhound 64 Years m Ottawa Bus Statlor Store of l'l'lt'Illlll Seruce Jewelers PgeOeH d d H 'W' ' ' I I Aww- I t ' . H l , A A .J I r w Q 1 . s V , C , '. , I 'Y -'L ' .1 ' . , I . . . 2. 1 .' 7 .1 - - u f . , . .1 . ' to A K t' . , ' u I D -fr 11 - ff . V ,, , . . . ,, . I . 11 - - 11 b 11 - , V 11 . , Af . I7 l 3 ' . . I v - 1 1, 1 v . . . . 1. r A . v I 1 I x A 1- V , . . . K A . ,.. r , 3' . . , ' I ll I r 1 I J O VI un fe LOMPI IMLNT9 eaclow Gold Dames MILK BUTTER Il E C REAM Northwesterr Ohlo CHFFSE err e e Tr do fo e To e wo o Us N Who? other km 'P TOIVILINSON Brake Sprmg Service Brake Seruce Whul Al1g.,n1ng., Frame Stralghtenmg Spring., Seruce S l 7 8941 Lima Ohm OLIVER bales SQFVICC Cost Reduclng Equlpment t X1 qua Halker Implement Co 10 0 Flndlaw Rd Ilmd Ohio PJOHQJO 1 , 1 1 K of Q O of 1 1 v Q - 1 1 L I .f A JL, Pufh Ann H 1 Now, TH me Th ufh f X U mom like th lkmiv men Us well as The Ther kind? R 5 emire: 'df' 7- , , W -Y . U - N . L V. U .Y . r X S . . ' . Y . flllllt' ln! l,vt's Uv 4 - 'intval ' r V' 1 212 South lfllizuhe- I1 Stree-t ILIIUII9 - ' . 1 . 3 . U, Q J -g I I ' UHCVC' Jo Eb GARAGE f W We 8 Son Plumbmg and Heatirg CHRYSLER P' Y'VIOUTH Industrrxl and Pow er Plplng Gales and Servlce 333 N Jackson St I HONE 160 Llma Ohlo Columbus Growe, Ohio E w FILE A J FILE Mrs Holl Morrned women weor weddxng rings Why dont morrled men vveo M Hull They do worraed looks FOR UNE GIFTS REICHEIIBHGH PRODUCE I I Y J EGGS OUR SPECIALTY JEWELRY STORE Rolland D Relchenbach 129 No Main St Luna Ohio Phone 72 E Pandora P 5 W I 3 I 'I . I I ' 1.4 L W, . c ' ' . Y ko' . I I I - -9 E J 'N o ' , f W . - g . . . . I I 5 . I Q -J I sorneThing to distinguish them from single ones? V. : H g I .H lf' P l .f l o 1 n 4 , , , I I P f 5 rl X , 1 I I I . ' , . X - 1 1 I Y ' I I 1 - 1 age One Hundred Two GEIGER SALES McCullough Store AND SERVICE I ROLERIEQ MEATS DELLO OIL PURNALES LANDIES SHELL PRODUCTS FRESH FRUITS ICE CRE AM Harold Gelger Phone 96 A Phone 2381 Gllboa Ohio Clgrence B ls your slsfer expecting me Tonight? Denny VV Yeoh Clarence B How do you know? Denny VV Shes gone our for the eyemng SCHOMAEKER S UTTAWA FORD SALES HARDWARE and GIFTS mfxn R INIPERIXL W WHFYS c xxnwss Iilx a-11' ww PFRFI 1 TION an' A TW ou. sms FS UI V W L- Hll 1 Xl IPORNIX l0T'l'l+ R1 sumo: Sl Pl urs PITTSISI RI OR! I' PAINTS DINNI' RIS SRI' State Route No OTTAWA OHIO Dlal Phone 21361 East Mann St Ottawa, Ohlo X loud Haw To Buy Phone 22456 g dTh N 1 I A Y W Y Y Y N I I ' 4 . 9 I I - H . V - 1, Y H ,I V H , U . H , - If 'V I I 7 ' 1 .xv L A . . ' , ' , V v , Y . L I, , A A A wFf AY .---' s - -,I ,, ,. , 1 ,, ---, ' ' f f , ' ' ' '. ' r I i AL A L I GIJISSIYARE Q - ' Y X S, ' ' 4.1 I :JA '.f , ' ' . ,f ,f 5 . , . . - . ' , . ' .. '. I. - 2 .' ' I Iv. S. UE I I . , , v . , , . . L A A 4 A J .' ' .v . 224 v I . . . . , , I . . A i l 4 n , I I I Po e One Hundre CONCE ATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS an BEST WISHES to the D n n I S CRADUATINC' CLAQS OI D n I R v The tlhio Power U0 yo te Otfeo T egot O1 COMPLIMENTS Hermghaus 8: Son OTTAWA OHIO FRANKLIN Llfe Insurance Furmture Floor Coverings Frlgldalre FEORGE LEHMAN Agent Pandora Ohio Appllances 'W 1 w of , I I I 1 n I F I 0 f 0 . ' ' i F I ' - limm C X1 Calling his fo h r h fficei Hello, who is his? Mr. Cox: Irecognizing soh's voice! The smoriesi mon in the world. Jimmy: POrdon me, l'v the wr ig number. ' -n I O of - I I , I I O . - F I s I I 9 ' ' I .......! P 9 O H 5 Ci F B I X E L BLUFFTUH CEIHEHT BLUCH IHC Motor Sales Cement Products BUILDING SUPPLIES or ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS BIUFFTON OHIO 1 1 w Phone 112 W Bluffton Ohlo Moth of Th o he 'P f ho es e th Sw ss C se Compllments GROVEDALE FEED COMPANY Columbus Grove Ohlo and GILBOA FEED COMPANY Gllboa Ohlo PURINA CHOWS PgOHddF Man f' 't rers of f , f , rn. 2 :a-w or :cs-s' Fu 1 9 l lu er1 Wh in e ldhohpp di yo. Y h r'sfll I. T mmy: We've been ploy' Q Q c y 1 cz d I 5 ' h . C of 1 7 Custom Sheep Shearlng Dlpplng Drenchmg Wool Buylng Roland Burkhart 8: Sons Wool Oh COURTESY QUALITY GIFTS I BILL- 3 1-U11 'dill IIUIII AMBULANCE SERVICE DON JENKINS JEWELER Phone 222W Bluffton 140 W High Llma, Oh10 The former whose png wos kliled by on oufornobule was extremely ongry Dont worry sond The motorist Trying To pocufy the bereaved owner III rep! your png You cont growled the former you om! fo? enough F' That Better Bread TELEVISION In the Sunshme Yellow ck'1ge Owe- gtcf Tvasmawzw SALES and SERVICE Plus Sunshme Vltamm Pandora 0'110 ll nl ed hy Phone 133 THI4 PR INR B Xlxl' R BRI' XD L0 PQOH de r r'r Rf - -1 I ' I' I 'I I' r' r' i :L i I I- I H , . . v A UCS n re-1 u ' 'EP I , ' Pa . WALLPAPER - PAINT 2 1 ' at .N 'ff l 1' Af.. f?f y' A 4 . . . D I I 1 l DILLER LUMBER CO LUMBER ROOFS MILI WORK PAINTS Pandora Ohlo Phone 88 A cz to? e C ought t o so l o Hllty Farm Market HEADQUARTERS or QUALITY APPLES All Year Ro.1nd PANDORA OHIO Phone 97 A BROWN S GROCERY Groceries Meats Dairy Products Dry Goods and Notions M44 Mqafle f-'Izawu GILBOA OHIO E I I I Q 1 Policeman: Didn't you he r me coll you to 5 pT Tom Reich nbc: hc l didn'T know it wos you. I th i vv s meone h d run over. I I ' I ' 7 . v - x - - , , f a f ' . . J 7 7 , . I- I g Oe Hundred igH Waff- How good IS good enough 'P fm-zeyww KVM COMPLIMENTS llllllllllllll SUIIS Columbus Grove, Ohio had Here m America, we re a lot less mterested m answermg that questton than we are How much berrer can we do lt Thats why last year s track records have a way of falltng thts year Thats why thls year s mtracle drugs gnc way to greater medical mtracles next year Thats why we come up wtth televtston then color televtston That s also why we come up wtth a good gasolme then a better gasoline For under the healthy compettttve system we have tn the U S A there ts a reward tn sports tn sctence tn business for those who are not satisfied wtth good enough As long as every tndtvtdual and every company ts free to seek the reward that comes wtth dotng lt better Amertca wtll contmue to be a better and better place tn whtch to ltve The COITIPCIIY Producers ofPe1raleum .tmce 1887 9 12. Blll Jones Garage PONTIAC AUTOMOBILES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKQ, Sales and SCPVICC General Garage Work I Leipsic, ohio Phone 68 Page One Hundred Nun Fisher Funeral Horne , . . Where Fl'l6IldS Meet . . 24 Hour Ambulance QCTVICQ Phone 21286 Ottawa Ohm TAWA DRIVE-IN JAMES PLACE Ottawa, Ohm Smllrlnlchee Whlk Qlmkee Malts French Fries Gundam Soupi Ioffee Pop Carol Burry watched for several mmutes whale Q group of farmhands spread out hay To dry Then unable to suppress her curlosxty she asked politely Are they looking for 1 needle? PgeOeH de COMPLIMENTS Bl. FFl0 C0l.LEGE BLUFFTON OHIO . L1 . , v. . KK n . 4 K K n - A Aw . l - 1 ' 5 L . 7 . l . lf f--- - Ili- I in-u n :innum- . . . ,, . f , 1 C If I' 1 1 1 tgfav 1 . ... L. T E M1 1 ' A a n un r d Ten COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Amstutz I-Iatcherles Xox Clllllllll CHIPPER Cl-IIPS a ' 613 ALWAYS FRESH U S Certlfied U S Approved Y DELICIO S ALWA S U R O P Pedlgree Slred Pullorum Pfmned CHICKS Llma Ohm Pandora, 0 Bluffton Mrs Upton 5 pe? clog has been run over She ll be heorlbroken Donf Tell her abruptly No Ill begun by telllng her its her husband B I X E L S MARSHALL 8: BIXEL ,,,.f ff' M291 Q HYBRID SEED CORN General Electric Applxances Wlrlng and Flxtures SALES and SERVICE WHEAT OATS SOYBEANS Three YIIIPS South of Pandora Tel 139 W 144 N Mam Columbus Grove, Ohlo BLUFFTON OHIO geOn H drdE L . of C of iuxi QM- J X C fx. j,,,--, , , I ,,,, , 1,137 MX ,ul 3 J! , L, , A 1 ffl! N , lx 1 , X f . - Y I - - C L A ' ' . , 0. I , I 1 l 11 1 A 1 11 ll I If 11 1 - 1 1 1 11 , . I l I I 7 A 1,4,,qfags,. .,3i371'L5i2Qw?' 1 :. 7-QS'-2 gfjj FT' 4 ' ' 5 , .,-- . - ':-- '.- 'allllf 1 . 1' ll ' ' . - I I , . l l I o e un e lev- Compllments TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY fludlnheu Jima fad flamzi 9 C I of O I 1 U I In Pandora, Ohio McDowell-Marshall Sales Pandora, Ohio BUICK ALLIS CHALMERS NEW IDEA APPRECIATION Each of the flrms whlch has purchased advertlslng space ln the 1909 Mlrror IS to the best of our knowledge leputable and rellable They are all businesses which serve our commun posslble we do not ask you to patromve them for that reason We have met the people who represert them and we know that they are interested ln the welfare of our community you should show your Interest ln them ' l . F0 . . 9 1 Q ity well. Although they do make the publication of the Mirror I Page One Hund 'l Th Page One Hundred Fourteen CALENDAR I952 - l953 September 2 School starts with half day sessnon Gone IS vcfcahonl Rockets play Bluffton In preview at McComb YTeen meetmg at Shirley Orens home P G scores agamst Spencervnlle Band goes to Bowling Green to hear Marine Band Forest defeats P G Sensors order name cards and mvntatlons Students put up four exhlbuts Sensors measure for caps and gowns Freshman lnltlatlon Camera Club meetmg Sensors work m canning factory and Mlllmg Company October Page One H Work day again for senlors Farr begins School dlsmnsses for the County Farr Farr agam No school P G ns defeated by Shawnee More Farr Jumor Hugh plays McComb YTeens at Margie Basmgers Elnda defeated PG at thenr homecoming Jr Hn plays Ellda Rockets play Lafayette at thelr homecoming and lose F H A lmtlates new members Seniors take plctures at Dnckens Studuo Jr H1 game at Lenpslc Rev Morgan speaks an chapel Pep rally m the football field Rockets play Delphos Teachers meetmg at Toledo No school State patrolman speaks to Drlver Education students Jr HI game at Columbus Grove Seniors and Busnness Men sponsor Community Halloween Party up town Columbus Grove defeated Rockets sn last home game ed Suxteen 5. ' ' . 10. - ' ' ' . 12. - ' . ' . 19. ' ' . - . 24. ' ' ' ' . 26. ' ' ' . ' - 29. ' . 30- . . . . . I 2. ' ' ' . 4. ' . 6. Lost: Miss Steiner's grade book. Janice S., do you know where it is? 7. ' ' . 8. - ' ' ' . 10. ' - ' ' . 15. . ' ' . 17. ' ' . 20 .... ' . 21- . . . , .. n . . .v 22. . ' . ' . 23. . 24. ' ' . . 28. ' ' . . ' - 29. ' ' ' ' . 31. ' , November 2 F H A members attend Methodist Church to observe Sunday In Natnonal F H A Week Mock election held at school Ike and l.ausche wan' Athletic Banquet Play Lenpslc for last game Armustlce Day Jumors present The Monkeys Uncle to overcrowded audltorlum F H A mee ng Camera Club meetmg Flrst basketball game with Vaughnsvulle F F A F H A pheasant eed Thanksglvlng Day No school More vacation Played Columbus Grove and lost December YTeen at Gayla Wynkoops Whxte elephant exchange Teachers party at Gllboa gym Movne Mackey Played Fort Jennungs Hugh School Christmas program Pandora grade operetta Christmas for Others Played Lelpsnc Christmas operetta at Gllboa Scrooges Christmas Game with Glandorf Chrnstmas program an the afternoon Vacatuon begins Mprrv Chrustmasl We lose to Bluffton at Basketball Carmval Second nnght of Carmval P G wlns over Cory Rawson Paje O SQ nm 4. ' . ' . 5. ' . 7. ' ' . 11. ' ' . 14- ' Il I ll ' ' . 17 .... ti . 19. ' . 21. ' ' ' . 24. . . . - . . . t . 27. 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' ' . - ' - . 1 no Hundred ve t 1 January 1953 begins Happy New Year' Rockets hand over a victory to Ottawa Parochlal School beglns agaan State patrolman speaks to Drnver Educatnon class Mary Ann B recenves anonymous packages Sophomores order class rmgs Beaverdam defeats PG ln a thnller 58 54 Y Teens Coleman Marlonettes present a show Muller Cnty edges PG an another thrnller 54 51 Reserves lost by one polnt Dnckens Studao takes puctures for the Mnrror Played Ottawa Publnc and won Played Bluffton and lost Camera Club Played at Continental Northwest Dlstrlct Music Festival at Bluffton Mr Gratz has chlclcen pox Mr Burkhalter has the flu Jr HI game at Contlnental Otterbem representatlve talks to semors Booster nlght at Gllboa Commumty Institute at Golboa Sensors serve dinner 30 PG bowed to Ottovnlle after last half Page O e H ndred Eighteen 1. ' . . 2. ' ' . 6. . ' u . 7. - . 12. . , . . ,, . .,, 16. ' . 19. F. H. A. meeting. 20. . 21. . 23. ' . 24. ' ' ' ' . 26. . ' - . . . 27. . ' ' . 28. ' ' ' , ' ' , 29. ' ' ' . ' ' . February Mr Gratz and Mr Burkhalte came back to s hool YTeens Played Kallda and lost Jr HI plays Cory Rawson Lost an overtlme tournamen game to Ottawa Parochial by 3 polnts Flve sensors attend Future Teachers Convention tn Bowling Green F H A Sweetheart exchange Oh Claudta they re pretty' To'edo Hospital representatuve speaks to gurls Camera Club Home Ec 11 and 12 go to Lima tn the afternoon World Day ot Prayer tn Grace Cnurch Jr Hn lost nn tournament AAarch Movle Captaln Ktdd shown Alumm benefit game P 1' A at Pan oa Dusplay Night Ktrk Bennet presents Portrayal of a Man Who Knew Lincoln H Camera Club Latin Ntght Rug demonstrator talks to Home Ec gurls Lots Lauby wns roclcer Band glee and chorus go to contest In Ada Junlor H1 play at Gllboa F F A Parent and Son Banquet Chapel Rev Amstutz speaks Sophomore skatung party Glrls Ensemble and Boys Quartet compete nn contest at Lama Camera Club meetnng 2. . . r c. . 4. - . 6. ' . 7. . A - . tt. 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Fzr U1 ll l t April YTeens Good Frnday Servnces at Grace Church School dnsmusses early Teachers meetlng Industrial Arts field trap to Celtna Varsity PG banquet Science dlsplay at Bowlmg Green Lee gets supernor rating Glrls Ensemble competes In state contest nn Bowlnng Green Camera Club P T A at Gs a Display Nnght Sensors present The Bargann Bride Girls and Boys Glee go to musnc contest at Granvllle Squirt guns flourusn What dad you say T m 'P 'P 7 7 ' Chapel Rev Bohn talks Sprung Concert at Gllboa Peace treaty at Pandora' 7 Seniors have chest X rays at Ottawa Ftrst and Second grades go to Lnma and talk over the radio Putnam County Track Meet PG placed second nt F A F H A meeting panel duscussuon Junior Hn athletuc potluck banquet Camera Club Fufth and Sixth grades go to Columbus May Northwest Conference Track Meet Jumor Sensor Banquet Music Department presents Wlth Freedoms ag Second night for Wlth Freedoms Flag Motner Daughter Banquet YTeens Camera Club 'lhurd and fourth grades go to Lima Exams Sen ors entertained by W C T Dlstrlct Track Meet at Bowlmg Green Dustrlct Track Meet at Bowlnng Green Baccalaureate Exams May Day Commencement Teachers work day Eighth grade graduatuon Get grade cards Seniors leave for New York and Washington Sensors return Alumni Banquet C l. - . .3. 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