Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

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PHNDORH , O4-410 iw ' . fx ' -LAI-lL fi' Y 'ff , 1 2-Q X 771' fff'f K I H47 , f 7 ,4-xiii f Y ,7, -nr ' 1 X -LiJl,1,11 JJ Nj , f L.Q, , H' ff IL? L, 1 Q ' 4 9-6 1 3 ' f 5- 4 fgi-fl- 'f- tc- 7 , X '!'ii fQ Q , ,' -5' K ....--ir I gig ,iL !Jff ' ' ,-J,,,.Q. , , ! W 6 Fw 3 91 K Q X g3'ff2ff LZ? X X f XX X '-Lrg,-f----0-E ' . X - M13 fl ,141 -1..,, - XX Lf lf !f XX p .A H lt, 'rf .1-9 ' 4,-u INTRODUCTIGN As you look through the pages cf the MIRROR this year, we want you to see vir- tual images of the school life at P.G.l-l.S. through Reflec- tions by Months . These im- ages have been produced -ipon these pages to delight and in- form you of the activities ex- perienced throughout the year. The purpose of the MIRROR of 1954-1155 is that it might be- civme a history book of this year. ' :pf PANDORA BUILDING 4 llll llll - 'P '1 'r 5 GILBOA BUILDING P I :T C- ,Q ' gi , ,V 'T' K fnz. pk-., p:fv1e',.,.:.Q. ,...-1' ,Wig '- x. .-, - Us ,, .rv 1 . 7:-mr ' .' Ba f' ' ' , n , 3 -. 1- ,M TABLE OF CONTENTS SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY ADVERTBERS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page MISS GLADYS SCHUMACHER Miss Gladys Schumacher, who has taught faithfully for 31 years, began her teaching career in the District No.1 School in Riley Town- ship in 1923. ln 1925 she went to Owykee, Nevada, and two years lat- er she taught in Alamosc, Color- ado. Miss Schumacher returned to Pandora in 1929 where she was in- structor for twenty-five years, both in grade school and high school. After a year's leave of absence we are looking forward to having her -' return to our school. br' DEDICATION We of the MIRROR staff are happy to dedicate the 1954-1955 MIRROR to two able and helpful teachers who have given their time and talent so unsparingly in an effort to adequately prepare us for a useful life in the future. Y.. Riff 4. if 9 MISS GRACE STEINER 2 Miss Grace Steiner, who for 30 ' years remained steadfast to her task, began teaching in 1923 in Canaan Center, Wood County. She - vs--1 filled several other teaching posi- tions in Ohio before coming to Pan- ,, dorainl934. The following 20 years of her teaching profession were spent in Pandora after which she submitted her resignation. 2 J' in TABLE OF CONTENTS Kindergarten Page First Grades Page Spyglass Staff Page Tviirror Staff Page Administration Page Faculty Pages ll School Board Page Pee Gee News Staff Page Junior High Student Council Page 111 .,,, 17' -ts',g? P4 . . 145' fl X s. ' Even rest is fun in kindergarten. Each school day at noon we see children coming for kindergarten. They hear the new stories and learn new units of study. They are learning a different part of life which will prepare them for the first grade. This is the second year for the oper- ation of the kindergarten under the capable guidance of Miss Beagle, the teacher. We can truly say it is a suc- cess and an advantage to the school and pupils. NVe appreciate greatly the Federation of Women's Clubs who have made the Kindergarten possible. KINDERGARTEN 5. my Q 1 - ia, rr FIRST ROW: Max Schroeder, Paul Nusbaum, Ronnie Crates, Jerry Hart, John Miskulin, Francis Kempf, Elmer Geo. Farling, Ronald Etter, Tom Schumacher, Mark Bixler. SECOND ROW: Gerhart Hainisch, Paulette Schutz, Larry Huber, Kathy Neill, Kay Diller, Carlene Nusbaum, Peggy Hall, Kay Sue Warner, Ruth Ann Hilty, Diane Grismore, Diane McOwen. THIRD ROW: Lana Mabry, Pamela Frantz, Frances Baumgartner, Joyce Luginbill, Kathy Pierman, Sharla Sommer, Fritz Cook, Phyllis Geiger, Tom Lehman, Plancy Steiner, Roy Walton, Miss Beagle. 6 .i?f'5f'5PiP, Q A -..l. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Walsh, Eileen Giesey, Sara viwrgret, Nicola Mc- Cullough, Marjorie Filliator, Carolyn Meyer, Paula Martin, Brenda Steven- son, Lucille Meyer. SECOND ROW: Franklin Hector, Louis Ward, Stephen Oren, Sandra Watkins, Marilyn Meyer, Theresita Arriola, Guadalupe Ar- riola, Belinda Todd,Sally Mora, Elida Rangel. THIRD ROW: Liss Troyer, Joe Velasquez, Richard Fairchild, Jack Niese, Terry Ginther, Billy Payne, Tommy Stahl, David Morris, Harley Duncan, Charles Nash, James Dun- GILBOA FIRST GRADE PANDoRA Cafl. I Ak ww FIRST ROW: Carol Shafer, Diana Baumgartner, Dorothy Dixler, Rebecca Lehman, Linda McOwen, Candace Hall, Linda Basinger, Janette Basinger, Yvonne Niswander. SECOND ROW: Timothy Hartzler, Daniel Hilty, lviark Benton, David Bucher, Debra Karhoff, Debra Basinger, Betty Burkholder, Beth Schumacher, Donna Deitrick, Beverly Sommer, Philip Sommer. THIRD ROW: Miss Miller, Richard Lehman, Roy Sutter, John Neill, Alan Basing- er, Frederick Sutter, Mark Basinger, Kenneth Marshall, James Sutter, Rodney Sutter, Don Cook. ABSENT: Glen Schroeder, Michael Shaney. --I Viva X--L ,,,.,.----'A Ili HY- -C FIRST ROW: Ruth Seimet, Mary Lou Basinger, Janet Styer, Eileen Wyn- koop, Marlene Herr. SECOND ROW: Ed Baumgartner, Mr. Hall, Dixie Baker. S PYG LASS The SPYG LASS is a bi-monthly publication issued by the journalism class which is a new academic subject this year. This school paper brings on the spot news of sports, class meetings, senior reviews, and the latest reports of important events. The object of the paper is to create a greater interest in school life. STAFF Editor ..... . . Janet Styer Sports Editor . . .... Dixie Baker M Feature Editor .... Eileen Wynkoop 1' T Typing Editor. . . Mary Lou Basinger Mimeograph Editor . Ed Baumgartner Calendar Editor .... Ruth Ann Seimet News Editor .... . . Marlene Herr - KQESTERS JEWELRY Columbus Grove, Ohio 8 .vm lv, 4:3 SUPERINTENDENT A X MR. FRANK DICK - 5 13 f Qi , IK ai X? ,mY VA h 1 , ff A 'lxfyfg R X 1 MR. SHE LDON HALL X7 MR. MELVYN ARTHUR PRINCIPALS SECRETARY , '1 MARY JANE I-IARKNESS DICKINS AND WONDER STUDIO 10 Fostoria, Ohio MRS MARY ANNE MOSER MRS VERENA SCHUMACHER , I MR DALE BRUNING 5 ' x wx MR DORAN SNYDER N 'I ,fix f A iz! .. 343323724 ' 'E li y M WMM '-if - NIR S. DORO THY 4 ,. s ' 'ul if? ' Q N MR ivfix Q If If .-SG. ?' -Q.. MRS. DANA ' f' EVERETT ' , - I I X nz. 1 l, I l ELIWYN HAR TZ LER MRS. BONNIE STITES MRS. PAULINE CUPP MRS. EUNICE WINTERS 3 T?1'! ' jf fins MRS. JANICE BURKHART MRS. MARY S LICHTY MRS. ETHEL MOORE MRS. DOROTHY HIGI-IT 1. Wu' 1 MISS FAITH MILLER MISS DORIS TROYER MISS GENEVIEVE BEAGLE ' SCHCCL BGARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Charles Nemire, Mr. Carl Phillips, Mr. Francis Niswander, Mr. John Styer, Mr. Edison Diller, Mr. David Carr. 5- x, 54.-5 PEE C-IEE NEWS FIRST ROW Marg1e Eck Llnda Ph1ll1ps Patty Cherry Jolene Re1chen bach Sandra Sommers Donna Nussbaum SECOND ROW Dlck Bracy Sharla Seyer Sara Beth Burkholder Frances DeVore Marlene Altman Howard Cherry Norman Grubb THIRD ROW Charles W1nters Janlce H1lty Judy Mer1cle Joanna D1ller Ted Schumacher B1lly Beam Ronn1e Samsal Floyd Emans All ready 1n 1ts th1rd year the Pee Gee New ments Th1s year the s1ze has been 1ncreased g1V1l'1g more exper1ence 1n scr1pt Wrltlng and offermg the readers more pleasure The Pee Gee' News staff 1s to be congratulated on 1tS excellent paper STAFF Ed1tors Jolene Re1chenbach Sandra Sommers Sports Edltors Norman Grubb Howard Cherry Grade Ed1tors Charles Wmters Floyd Ernans Soc1ety Edxtors Nargle Eck Sara Beth Burkholter Calendar Edltors Joanna D1ller Sharla Seyer Humor Edltors Bllly Beam Ronald Samsal Mach1ne Operators Ruthanna Stewart Donna Nussbaum Proof Reader Judy Mer1cle 14 imw l 2 . , . . . , , . - i rs Y ' : 7 J .I D 7 , . L I , ' 3 l I 9 Q 7 , . s has made rapid improve- Art Editors . . . Janice Hilty, Frances DeVore . . . . . . ' a o - o 0 n a 0 - u 1 L , . . . . . . , I O 0 l I ' OFFICERS Presldent Judy Merlcle iicviiiiry AEEZSKXSZE JUN IQR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Durmg the past year the duty of the Jumor I-hgh Student Councll was to plan chapel programs and mov1e d1scuss school problems and sponsor a Skat1ng party FIRST ROW Marg1e Eck Amta Stewart Judy Mer1cle Joanna D1ller Sharla Seyer Sharon Sommer Sue Ellen W1ll1ams SECOND ROW Mrs Noser Gary Ze1sloft B111 Rosenberger Ted Schumacher Fred Burk hart Howard Cherry Norman Grubb W ,...J ILT so-nd ...ly 'W 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 n . . . . . . - a s 1 a . . . x s - . - 1 n 1 a n ' a s v W : 'Q' 'L 'vw ' - 1 'M' ' l. N veg, ..- ......-. f... a-'.. ...a.........,e , - , . hz! fL4,',.' .a..-.Q.......... .., - ..-,.-, .V V.-1 -Win . ,..,.., .L - .C ,, -- . ., , f . ......1..l, , Te- -..W ,J , ,. ,. iw' .-z., .YM K- , 3, aw-, S . , ' A W.- W. . vs: . .,,,-h,.- , ,,., , 3, N J, . Y. V- . i .1... A. 5 ' - me .f . J -Wu J., ,,, XY 4 l A N , - X X A W Mia- 3 5 l.. M, , ,.,. . . 1, lr , . Q L , - ,a , ' ' . K.. ' . . , -. 0 f - ,v ,, 1 .rv '-J A ' ' , . S 1 rf'f x A Q ' , , -'1 ' Q f 'J .J I ' x, 1 g , -QQ ' In x - , , , X g. h ,, . . X ', X ,fx fl ' Yi? - ' ' 1 Y 1 . . A M , F. I ., .1 I N s is I '. QI my Q , C' FIRST ROW: NormanGrubb, Richard Bracy, Wayne Hector, Marvin Neise. SECOND ROW: Sara Bixler, Linda Phillips, Janice Kempf, Janice Hilty, Linda Ankrum, Marlene Altman, Suzanne Diller, Linda Duncan. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Moser, Patty Cherry, Margie Eck, Donna Nusbaum, Jolene Reichenbach, Joanna Diller, Barbara Amstutz, Judy Mericle, Bonnie Stoody, Anita Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Steinman, Fred Burkhart, Joe Neill, Edwin Ketner, Ted Schumacher, Milo George, Eddie Rosenberger, Bill Beam, Charles Winters. EIGHTH GRADE M from Junior High. As they look back , ' ' over the year they see one packed A with fun, work, study, laughter, and Pj wonderful friendships. OFFICERS President ...... Suzanne Diller Vice President .... Anita Stewart Treasurer .... Barbara Amstutz Reporter ....... Janice Kempf 5 P fm l'S J., 0 f' -...M z ' Head coach Mr. Snyder con- sults with assistant coach Mr. Bruning on gridiron maneuvers. P'gG Opponent Spencerville 12 Forest O Bluffton 7 Elida 6 Lafayette 13 FOOTBALL Delphos Jefferson 13 Columbus Grove 7 TOP ROW, left to right: W. Basinger, T. Gerdeman, R. Baurngartner J Hauenstein, L. Oren, R. Nemire, P. Phillips, G. Hilty, H. Herman D Burkholder, R. Anderson, B. Wehrly. SECOND ROW: L. Miller, B Hart B. Rice, M. Diller, L. Krohn, W. Grismore, T. Burry, D. Wenger J Tousley, K. Diller, J. Guillen. THIRD ROW: R. Reichenbach, D Emans J. D. Burkhart, E. Baurngartner, B. Eisenbach, B. Knepper, J. Kempf R Suter, L. Grubb. Coaches: Left, Dale Bruningg Right, Doran Snyder .Q'. '1 ,u .195 3, ll 'QQ' as 5-gi? vs- -1 1 '21 -Q 34,21 MAJORETTES FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right, Sandra Dukes, Marilyn Reichen- bach,SondraMericle,Mona Lou Cherry. Herr, Sue Winters, Carol St hl N A b a , an ugs urger, Colleen Basinger, Ruth Ann Seirnet. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL PLAYERS FIRST ROW: Howard Cherry, Paul Dukes, Ronnie Samsal, Norman Grubb Fred Burkhart, Jerry Stiernan,Roland Etter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Arthur Jim Basinger, Eddie Rosenberger, Charles Winters, Barry Bowers, Bill Rosenberger, Floyd Emans, Bobby Bracy. THIRD ROW: Larry Lehman Milo George, Ted Schumacher,Dean Basinger, Lee Eisenbach,Garry Zeis loft Ed Ketner g Q in Hb ly ,O ui G Q' 'Rfb '- 4 Lk, The high school band this school year did an outstanding job under the direction of Mr. Laurence Burkhalter. The band was active at football and basket- ball games, at contests, and at many other community meetings. In May a joint band concert with Bluffton was presented. Mr. Burkhalter has done a fine job. l-le shall be missed greatly next year. We would like to thank the band mothers also for the work they have done by sponsor- ing rummage sales, meals, stock sales, and It,S thisla Way. many other worth-while projects. PAN DORA-GI LBGA BAN D 2 K i 2 E Z . . , SL! QA GQ OL 35,2119 20 STRING ENSEMBLE Left to right: Sue Winters, Mr. Burkhalter, Nancy Cupp, Gloria Grismore, Mona Lou Cherry, Leland Miller. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann DeVore, Bonnie Radabaugh,Sharleen Basinger, Paul Stall, Carrie Benton, Anna Ruth Bridenbaugh, Ruth Ann Bracy, Bill Schneck, Larry Grubb, Ann Ankrum, Mary Jo Roseboorn. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Grubb,Gary Gris- more, Bradley Cherry, Virginia Schutz, Sharon Herr, Marilyn Crawfis, Loretta Pennell, Phyllis Williams, Margie Schu- macher, Arthur Schutz, Gloria Grisrnore. THIRD ROW: Howard DeVore, Marilyn Seyer, Marilyn Reichenbach, Nola Leh- rnan, Mary Alice Baungartner, Sandra Dukes, Dixie Baker, Winfred Grismore, Richard Stewart, Larry Williams, Jerry Pierman, Ronald Reichenbach, Barbara Hilty. 21 Tv-I FIRST ROW Mona Cherry Sondra Mericle Geneva Bixel Shirlene Sut ter Ruth Seimet Mary Lou Basinger Nola Lehman Bonnie Grubb Nancy Conine Carol Burry Colleen Basinger Phyllis Williams SECOND ROW Sandra Dukes Marilyn Crawfis Marilyn Seyer Shirley I-Ialker Ann Augs burger Ruth Ann Krohn Sue Winters Betty Pierman Anna Ruth Briden baugh Phyllis Badertscher Barbara Hilty Marlene Herr Dixie Baker Mrs Reese THIRD ROW Arlene Herr, Patty Hector Bonnie Radabaugh Ellen Dearth Carolyn Ketner Janet Hoffman Carol Stahl Anne Sommer Arlene Warner Eleanor Burkhart Lo Ann Inbody Peggy Cherry Mary Jo Roseboom Beverly Pingle Eileen Wynkoop Loretta Pennell Sharleen FHA Basinger OFFICERS President Nola Lehman Vice-President Sandra Dukes Secretary .... Marilyn Crawfis Treasurer . . . . Bonnie Grubb Reporter ..... .... C arol Burry Historian ........ Eileen Wynkoop Parliamentarian ..... Ellen Dearth Club Mother . . . Mrs. Howard Grubb Advisor ........... Mrs. Reese -1 The F H A is an organizationdedi- cated to the purpose of furthering a greater interest in Home Economics and to promote a growing apprecia tion of the joys of homemaking. Some of the highlights of the year are as follows: Hobo Party, Joint F.H.A. and F.F.A. Meeting, -Demonstration of Making Artificial Flowers , Candlelight Farewell to Seniors, Mother and Daughter Banquet. K Q99 K i 'hoc fr ' ' 4-fa D r 'Ia 2 SM EL ff f' 4P QXv xi Q7 VS? NEW MACK CAMERA STORE Lima Ohio F. F. A. The F.F.A. is an organization in which the I 1 ,, or A promotion of better farmers is the main pur- pose. The past year has been one of many rattan '2E,g- I ills RICA activities and one in which many goals were 1.5, reached. Several of the activities in which some of the boys took part were state judg- ' Gpirldjv fp ing contests and state F.F.A. Band. Two of QA9F.XfjA1ff-S the senior boys achieved their state farmer's C' ' 4 'D degree. They sent delegates to the state and C -QF ' national F.F.A. convention at which Donald 7062? QQ- Q Steiner was chosen to sing in the National F. c t- IU!-15 R F.A. Chorus. I 'J Z ' ir Wellll now, it could be. OFFICERS President ......... David Emans Vice-President ........ Paul Stall Secretary ....... Richard Stewart Treasurer ........ Donald Steiner Reporter ..... Ronald Reichenbach Sentinel ............ Roy Cherry Student Advisor ...... Lynn Krohn Advisor ..... Mr. Wayne Schroeder FIRST ROW: Lynn Krohn, Ronald Reichenbach, Paul Stall, David Emans, Richard Stewart, Donald Steiner, Roy Cherry, Mr. Kenneth Trump, SEC- OND ROW: John Burkhart, Paul Nemire, Winford Bauman, Tom Cferde- man,Eugene Altman, Bradley Cherry, Joe Hart, Arthur Welty, Ronald Alt- man, Howard DeVore, Larry Williams, Jerry Pierman. THIRD ROW: Paul Phil1ips,Marvin Diller, Larry Grubb, Robert Wherly, Daryl Amstutz, Kenneth Augsburger, Keith McCullough, Richard Sutter, Thomas Coleman, J. D. Burkhart, Jerry Conine, Louis Oren. on P' F' R Pl fx, ru PEOPLE P.C5.H.S. 1' 1 Ai, Now what can I draw? Chatter over the platter sf 5 ,-i if S Ready for summer Don't touch! High-level Conference recreation n iff I 1 A,,, ' . . .- 19 Q ' 1 ' s I x . r ,J H QQ, .: r ,- Q 1 g':W.l:'N' m1 X I Q fj'QfufTj3xi 'xx Mlgycg 14:3 Igfx , - , 5!1'v 'u1ffrfIH o X Dishes, dishes, always dishes It takes WORK to make a yearbook 21 -uv a TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Page Page Page Page STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l under the superv1s1on of Mr Hall meets every second Tuesday to take act1on on any bus1ness concern1ng school chapel programs concesslons for ball games bake sales and electxon of a queen and kmg for May Day Th1s year they establ1shed a new pomt system for the P G Honor SOC1Cty The purpose of the organ1zat1on 1S to solve school problems and help stu dents to become better c1t1zens Each Student Counc1l member 1S to set a good example for the rest of the stu dent body OFFICERS Presldent Paul Gene Stall Vlce Presldent Kelth D1ller Secretary Treasurer E1leen Wynkoop Reporter Marlene Herr Gif 1 -. -5, XX: Xi.:-'5' WX 7 SEATED Ke1th D1ller E1leen Wynkoop Paul Gene Stall Marlene Her Mr Hall STANDING Gary Gr1smore Ellen Dearth Anne Sommer Robert R1ce Joe Hart Edward Baumgartner , ' 1 . D L I I O I I I I l I I I O D I O - 1 U I I I I ! I , l . O I I C . a l . :I ,gil -- L + '. -f 1 1. ' lf., m ' H 5 , - , a , SQ 'mmm-4-4 .N , ,. S - - X I ifwl ,...,: f T ,G-, - ' I, fy, 9 ,V-ji ' s ., , ,ff 4' - 1, .M ,, A, 1, J ,- . . . . in ' 3 1 ' 1 I . . : , , , I , ' 26 W arn? P P Nj V 'U FIRST ROW: Sondra Mericle, Bonnie Grubb, Marilyn Seyers, Ruth Ann Krohn, Marilyn Reichenbach, Nan Augsburger, Sharon Herr, Marilyn Crawfis, Carrie Benton. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Badertscher, Betty Lou Pierman,Mary Lou Basinger,Mona Lou Cherry,Ruth Ann Seimet,Shirlene Sutter, Geneva Bixel, Ann Ankrum, Anna Ruth Bridenbaugh, Sandra Dukes. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Fish,Ann Augsburger, Beverly Pingle,Ruth Ann Bracy, Virginia Schutz,Margie Schmacher,Bonnie Radabaugh, Janice Burry, Anne Sommers, Mary Alice Baumgartner, Mary Ann DeVore, Phyllis Williams, Sue Winters, Nola Lehman, Colleen Basinger, Carol Stahl, Janet Styer. FOURTH ROW: Arlene Herr, Patty Hector, Lo Ann lnbody, Nancy Cupp, Carol Burry, Dixie Baker, Eleanor Burkhart, Peggy Cherry, Arlene Warner,El1en Dearth,Sharleen Basinger,Eileen Wynkoop, Loretta Pennell, Marlene Herr, Barbara Hilty. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens enjoyed a very active year under the leadership of Marilyn Crawfis, President. In addition to giving the annual football banquet, they sponsored a style show, sent delegates to the mid-winter Y-Teen Conference in Ada, and entertained the residents of the Putnam County Home with a delightful Valentine Party. MEYER'S GARAGE Cfilboa , Ohio OFFICERS President . .n ..... Marilyn Crawfis Vice President ..... Sandra Dukes Secretary ...... Mona Lou Cherry Treasurer ....... Beverly Pingle Reporter .......... Sue Winters Social Committee . . Loretta Pennell Program Committee . . . Janet Styer Advisor ............ Mrs. Fish rv I xx o OFFICERS President ......... Leland Miller Vice-President ...... Carol Burry Secretary ....... Sondra Mericle Treasurer ...... Gloria Grismore Reporter ..... Mary Jo Roseboorn Student Council ...... Keith Diller Ellen Dearth JUNIOR CLASS ,ox If -if 4'-f'1'7 .f', Doyle Agner Phyllis Anna Ruth Norman Bucher Eleanor Badertscher Bridenbaugh Burkhart Q ,Q Q an H V fc' Q.-rw ,4l.,3 ,? A 1 A ' kbs, Carol Ann Mona Lou Cherry Roy Cherry Ellen Dearth Keith Diller Burry 28 bp im 1' Gloria Shirley Halker Grismore TT' sd iq, ,f f-val Barbara I-Iilty ' 1' t 'QM Ag, .pm fx QVUQ. 95 Lo Ann lnbody Julian Ke mpf 'fun cs' TG, 0- MN?-vi. Carolyn Lynn Krohn Sondra Mericle Leland Miller Betty Lou Ketner Pierman -3 -,Q 4- T' J W , fs. I VV, E- Q- iguff his I ,- fx 1 EK' Ronald Mary Jo Jerome Sommer James Tousley Arlene Reichenbach Roseboom Warner V 23- ,QW N I w 9.i M I4 if I nr KW Arthur W elty l 29 N cz Sue Winters L JUNIOR PLAY CAST George Allen . . . James Tousley Ginny Allen . . . Sondra Mericle Laura Allen ..... Carol Burry Lester Allen ........ Ronald Reichenbach Professor Barton ..... Gloria Grismore Beef ....... . . Julian Kemp Molly Woods .... Mona Cherry Foggy Ryan ...... Keith Diller Miss Bigby . . Eleanor Burkhart Scaffold ....... Arthur Welty 5 Steve . . . . . . Norman Bucher Bubbles ..-.'.... Lynn Krohn LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Winters, Carolyn Betty .,... Mary JO Roseboom Ketner,Doyle Agner, Lynn Krohn,G1oria Dot . . . ..... Ellen Dearth Grismore, L0 Ann Inb0dY- Mitzi ........ Carolyn Ketner Barbara ...... Betty Pierman Miss Spencer . . Arlene Warner Wallace Woods .... Roy Cherry Band Members . . Barbara I-Iilty, Anna Ruth Bridenbaugh Stretcher Bearers . Doyle Agner, Jerry Sommers THE MAN WITH THE CROCDKED NOSE The grades of both Pandora and Gilboa gave this charming operetta about orphans who found a fortune in a grandfather clock, enabling them to stay together. It was under the direction of Mrs. Verena Schu- rnacher. x x it ,UI ,ryilv .T , '1' I .,.' -,Q 'xx . ' If. ox f .Fr 7' f X fag 4, ! s ,fh ' - 5 .. 1 . y ff L u. p , ff 1 '. 5 ,. of , . ,v . .. 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'L Q .ii A 1 ' 1 :V , ..A , 1, Q E , A, f V ,.,, I 4- I 5' . 1 - We 2 Q 'Z 7 .a.A,.:fa ,V ' ' . rw nqonn O 'J'-9 L lr- 'L-u PANDORA GILBOA GIRLS GLEE FIRST ROW P Badertscher B Pierman C Basinger M Cherry R Seimet S Suter G Bixel A Ankrum A Bridenbaugh N Lehman SEC OND ROW Mr Burkhalter A Augsburger B Pingle R Bracy V Schutz M Schumacher B Radabaugh J Burry A Sommer M Baumgartner M DeVore P Williams S Winters M Basinger S Dukes .T Styer THIRD ROW A Herr P Hector L Inbody N Cupp C Burry D Baker E Burkhart P Cherry A Warner E Dearth S Basinger E Wynkoop M Herr B I-Iilty C Stahl C Ketner FOURTH ROW G Grismore L Schmidt B Dearth L Diller M Roseboom H Meyer J Hoffman M Crawfis N Augsburger M Reichenbach R Krohn S Herr S Mericle C Benton B Grubb M Guillen These girls really have something to sing about for they again received a superior rating in state competition PANDORA GILBOA BOYS GLEE FIRST ROW L Grubb S Herman J Pierman R Anderson D Burk- holder J D Burkhart B Schneck R Knepper G Grismore Mr Burk- halter SECOND ROW N Bucher R Reichenbach B Cherry R Morva A Schutz R Rice R Stewart L Williams J Hauenstein W. Hart THIRD ROW D Steiner, J Tousley, L Miller, R Frantz, W Grismore, R Ne- mire, L Krohn, H DeVore, P Stall Their wonderful singing for various organizations and school functions has made them one of the most appreciated musical organizations of our school. CSG FIRST ROW Bonn1e Grubb Mona Lou Cherry Ruth Se1met Sondra Mer1 cle Glor1aGr1smore Marlene Herr Mary JoRoseboom Mary Lou Basmg er Nola Lehman Phylhs Baderstcher Betty P1erman Colleen Basmger Manuel1ta Gulllen SECOND ROW Ellen Dearth Lela Schm1dt Ruth Ann Bracy Mar1lynCrawf1s Beverly Plngle Sandra Dukes Barbara Hllty Eleanor Burkhart Janet Styer Bonn1e Radabaugh Phylhs W1ll1ams Louxse Dlller Nancy Cupp Marg1e Schumacher THIRD ROW Arlene Warner Ronald Re1chenbach John Hauenstem W1nfred Grlsmore R1chard Frantz Lynn Krohn James Tousley Leland Mlller Rolland Nem1re Paul Stall Howard DeVore FOURTH ROW Robert Anderson Jerry P1erman Davmd Burkholder Norman Bucher R1chard Stewart Robert Rlce Mr Burkhal ter Arthur Schutz R1chard Morvay Donald Ste1ner B111 Hart J D Burk hart B111 Schneck foils MIXED CHORUS Bonn1e Grubb Bonn1e Ra dabaugh Phyllls W1ll1ams Lou1se Dxller Ruth Ann 'r 1 Ki Bracy Sarah Wenger 33 2 . 1 1 l 1 A ' 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 I i I l I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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'. 5 1 ' 1 1 OFFICERS Pres1dent B111 Schneck Vlce Pres1dent V1rg1n1a Schutz Secretary Mar1lyn Relchenbach Treasurer Robert Anderson Student Gouncll Anne Sommer Gerald Grxsmore Freshman favorlte past1me PANDORA GILBOA FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW Paul Nemlre Gary I-hlty John Morgret Robert Anderson Wmford Bauman SECOND ROW Dor1s Dearth Mary Ann DeVore Peggy Cherry Helen Meyers Anne Sommer Janlce Burry V1rg1n1a Schutz Mary Ahce Baumgartner THIRD ROW Mrs Flsh Tom Gerdeman Marllyn Relchenbach Sharon Herr Nan Augsburger Ann Ankrum Carrle Benton Geneva B1xe1 Shlrlene Sutter FOURTH ROW B111 Schneck Ronald Baum gartner Dav1d Burkholder Bradley Cherry Eugene Altman R1chard Mor vay John Hauenste1n Gerald Grlsmore John McDan1els Joe Gu1l1en Wayne Basmger Robert Wherly 35 igf-c . - ' . . u I 9 ! ! . . . - - 1 1 I I 1 I 1 . . . . . , . , , n Q 1 1 1 . . . . - 7 0 0 D 1 1 y 1 ' 1 I I I Y , . P.G.H.S. HEADLINES ROBBERS INVADE LEE MILLER AWARDED BART- DICK'S OFFICE. LETTCRAM PLAQUE. QIMQC T' 7' flkifil' A ff. FAITH MILLER TEACHES THIRD GENERATION. Grandson of Mr. Err Bridenbaugh. FIVE TAKE TOP HONORS AT STATE SCIENCE DAY. I -ful: Ill-1 I :uncmc sruuusnrs Page Page Page Page Page Page OFFICERS President ...... Sandra Sommers Vice President . . . . . Zuma Diller Secretary .... . . . Agnes Schutz Treasurer . . . . . . Barry Bowers Reporter . . . . Barbara Ankrum PANDORA-GILBOA SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Bill Rosenburger, David Sutter, Melvin Niese, Tom Meyers, Charles Lauby, David Bracy, Bob Bracy, Larson Lance, Paul Dukes, Barry Bowers, Howard Cherry. SECOND ROW: Sharla Seyers, Betty Dearth, Carolyn Ainstutz, Zuma Diller, Gretchen Gescheider, Barbara Ankrum, Sandy Sommer, Frances DeVore, Sharon Sommer, Agnes Schutz, Sara Beth Burkholder, Sue Ellen Williams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Arthur, Margaret Geisy, Sarah Grismore, Darrel Grismore, Frank Rower, Ronald Samsal, James Basinger, Dean Basinger, Rolland Etter, Lee Eisenbach, Keith Sommer, Leonard Hector, Larry Phillips, Larry Lehman, Bruce Morgret, Gary Zeisloft, Floyd Emans. . M if CUSTODIANS GHBOA 'lceflexs PANDORA Mr. and Mrs. Correl Donaldson. COOKS GHBOA is PANDORA Mrs. Hubert Pingle Mrs. Mary Bucher Mrs. Hazel Stainbrook Mrs. Salome Basinger GHBOA BUS DRIVERS PANDQRA Mr. Harold Wineman, Mr. Glenn Mc- Mr. Melvin I-lilty, Mr. Sheldon Hall, Daniels, Mr. Eugene Rosenberger. Mr. Frank Krohn, Mr. Correl Donald- son. lad. 'E Q. Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page HD FRONT ROW: A. Welty, J. Kempf, L. Miller, K. Diller, J. Tousley, R. Rice SECOND ROW: J. Sommer, R. Eisen- bach, D. Wenger, R. Oswald, R. Altman, J. Hart, W. Hart, Mr. Bruning. VARSITY BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: R. Eisenbach, D Wenger, W. Hart, J. Sommer. SEC OND ROW: R. Rice, J. Hart, A. Welty, R. Oswald, R. Altman, Mr. Bruning. THE COMMUNITY TELEPHONE CO Pandora, Ohio Miller City Ottawa Public Ottawa Parochial Continental Malinta-Grelton Ottoville Kalida Cory-Rawson Bluffton Vaughnsville Columbus Grove Liberty Bluffton Ft. Jennings Leipsic Beaverdam Cvlandorf QTournamentQ Ft. Jennings Continental Miller City Glandorf . .4 1 OPP 88 44 67 70 56 75 81 70 63 41 58 48 82 59 64 74 48 61 45 52 84 F FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Johnny McDaniels, Bob Ander- son, Joe Guillen, Paul Nemire, Bob Wherly. SECOND ROW: David Burkholder, Richard Morvay, Gene Altman, John Hauenstein, Tom Gerdeman, Mr. Snyder. 813.3 FIRST ROW: Richard Bracy, Jerry Steinman, Charles Winters, Milo George, Fred Burk- hart, Billy Rosenberger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Arthur, Howard Cherry, Gary Zeisloft, Ted Schumacher, Rolland Etter, Robert Bracy, Edwin Ketner. BASKETBALL TEAM MCDOWE LL-MARS HALL BUICK SALES Pandora, Ohio Q! -I x . J E 3 x f lg' , x N sf, -'wif' fix JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Sara Beth Burkholder, Ag- nes Schutz, Judy Mericle, Jolene Reichenbach. W 4 -S VB A ae.-w Q M Q.,-............ -N VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandra Dukes, Marilyn Crawfis Bonnie Grubb Sondra Mericle, Mary Lou Basmger E RESERVE A CHEERLEADERS Marilyn Reichenbach, Ruth Ann Krohn, Ann Ankrum, Arlene Herr. GIMEINER'S SHOE STORE Ottawa Ohxo ID .115 ,,. ., 1 of. A x - I ' P u2 g, 1 ff.. 'Q I, 'I ' 7 ', 7 ? f' ZH' ' ' 5 Q 14' if 4 xx . A 4.2, if 11 ,s.. QQ -1 JF- vf 1 if he FIRST ROW: Shirlene Sutter, Ann Ankrum, Carrie Benton, Nan Augs- burger, Sharon Herr, Mary Ann Devore, Virginia Schutz, Barbara Hilty, Nancy Cupp, Margie Schumacher, Mona Lou Cherry, Doris Dearth. SEC- OND ROW: Joe Guillen, Arthur Schutz, Peggy Cherry, Louise Diller, Mary Alice Baumgartner, Helen Meyer, Janet Styer, Arlene Warner, John Hauenstein, David Burkholder. THIRD ROW: Ronald Knepper, Robert Rice,Richard Sutter,David Wenger,Julian Kempf, Richard Oswald, Leland Miller,Rolland Nemire,William Hart,Ronald Baumgartner,Robert Ander- son. Barbara I-Iilty, Arthur Schutz, Janet Styer,Richard Oswald, and William Hart received superior ratings in state competition at Deleware. SCIENCE DAY PARTICIPANTS SCHOLARSHIP TEAM FIRST ROW: Virginia Schutz, Mary Ann DeVore, Louise Diller, Ruth Ann Bracy, Phyllis Williams,Janet Styer,Carol Burry. SECOND ROW: Margie Schumacher, Robert Anderson, Bill Schneck, Howard DeVore, Richard Oswald, Keith Diller, Arthur Schutz, Richard Suter, Nancy Cupp. Mary Ann DeVore,Howard DeVore,Richard Oswald, and Richard Suter placed in the top twenty in district competition at Bowling Green. eu-- I .md-f A ilu A 4 -..1..,.:-,' . . - 1 - ' i ' 'u Va- A A' 1 W ,-NY! . C - 1 l -NA'-in rg h 'TS-.' . . . T . . 1 . ' 1 f A K5 h .ul .A'4N9 E3fTz'A , rv IF? , il vgfl, M 'V' fi E i I Se ZLLZ Track BasebaH Senior Class Play VarsiQ'I? G. PVTA Open House Sixth Clrade TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Page Page Page Page Pagv ...pkg im FIRST ROW: Robert Wherly, Sam Herman, Joe Guillen, Johnny McDaniels, Tom Gerdeman. SECOND ROW: David Burkholder, Robert Eisenbach, Julian Kempf, James Tousley, Richard Oswald, Keith Diller, Mr. Bruning. BASEBALL TRACK FIRST ROW: Larry Grubb,Pau1 Nemire,Robert Eisenbach, Daryl Amstutz, Gary I-Iilty, Sam Herman. SECOND ROW: Ronald Reichenbach, Richard Stewart, Lynn Krobn, Winfred Grisniore, Bill Hart, David Wenger, Ronald Baumgartner. THIRD ROW: James Tousley, Keith Diller, Louis Oren, Marvin Diller, Rolland Nemire, Richard Frantz, Julian Kempf, Richard Suter, Mr. Snyder. ll. A 1 Y, Elf ,I 3 - fa . ' 's f . ,nv sf v. FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Bracy, Eileen Wynkoop, Beverly Pingle, Marilyn Crawfis, Bonnie Grubb, Louise Diller. SECOND ROW: Arthur Schutz, Donald Steiner, Robert Emans, Richard Stewart, Paul Gene Stall. THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING SENIOR PLAY CAST Dick Brannigan . . . Richard Stewart Bildad Tapp ...... Paul Gene Stall Kingston Campbell. . . Arthur Schutz Cyrus Scudder ..... Donald Steiner Jeff Scudder ...... Robert Knepper Kaye Brannigan . . . Marilyn Crawfis Ma Brannigan ..... Beverly Pingle Mrs. Augusta Campbell ......... Ruth Ann Bracy Catalpa Tapp ..... Eileen Wynkoop Betty Brannigan ..... Bonnie Grubb , 1 '92 Ki Q. . 41' I f.. Y .4 L Lil '04 A ' VARSITY P-G The students of P. C. have been very ousy this year and this fact is oroven by the increase in the membership of Varsity P. O., our honor organization. They are to be commended for their many outstanding accomplishments. OFFICERS President .G... . . David Emans Mary Lou Basinger Vice President .... Donald Steiner Advisors . . Mr. Hall, Mr. Bruning, Secretary:Treasurer .,,.,,,,,, Mr. Dick and Mr. Snyder FIRST ROW: R. Suter, N. Bucher, R. Knepper, W. Hart, J. Sommer, L. Grubb, T. Burry, S. Herman, J. McDaniels, J. Guillen. SECOND ROW: M. Cherry, M, Roseboom, A. Herr, C. Basinger, S. Mericle, A. Bridenbaugh, R. Krohn, S. Wenger, A. Ankrum, M. Reichenbach, M. Seyer, R. Seimet, B. Grubb. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dick, G. Grismore, L. Diller, S. Winters, F.. Dearth, R. Bracy, M. Herr, N. Lehman, B. I-Iilty, B. Pierman, P. Badertscher, Mr. Hall. FOURTH ROW: J. D. Burkhart, P. Williams, F.. Burkhart, L. Pen- nell, J. Styer, D. Baker, S. Basinger, A. Vlfarner, E. Wynkoop, B. Pingle, B. Radabaugh, C. Burry, M. Crawfis, Mr. Bruning. FIFTH ROW: D. Wenger, L. Williams, K. Diller, R. Reichenbach, J. Tousley, L. Krohn, W. Grismore, J. Iiempf, R. Nemire, J. Hart, M. Diller, R. Knepper. SIXTH ROW: R. Baumgartner, W. Bauman, R. Eisenbach, P. Nemire, T. Gerdeman, R. Os- wald, R. Altman, R. Rice, L. Miller, A. Welty, P. Stall, A. Schutz. .... 6 y.. 9. JP X I lid! ' l ,Q 5 0 I - -A. 3 ly' , V '.5'9 -2 Po To A :X if ,Qc V - 1 . ' 4 , 'qv ' qi, ' OPEN HOUSE Bits o' art IIA ,r'.. ,fa A :Nr Miss Beagle Religious Puppet Show Ugh! Xl N, , l'-P za- a -4 3 gui Lili , K X 4-5,,x x :vp I - Science Day project Lots of hard work Fishin' Ally--oop! Get her, Mr. Dick -1--1-.., OFFICERS President ......... Janet Styer Vice President . . . Robert Knepper Secretary ........ Bonnie Grubb Treasurer .... . . David Emans Reporter ..... . . Sarah Wenger Student Council . . . Paul Gene Stall Marlene Herr Eileen Wynkoop Edward Baumgartner SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1951, sixteen bewildered students from Gilboa and twenty from Pandora met in the old Ag. room in the Pandora building to form the first class that would be the result of four years of consolidation of the two schools. They chose Donald Steiner as class president and Mr. Wayne Schroeder as advisor for all four years. The next year thirty-nine much wiser freshmen welcomed Robert Knepper, Dwaine Chamberlain and Betty Lou Niese as' they started on their second round of the trip through the halls of knowledge . Now calling themselves sophomores they started the year with Janet Styer as president. The highlight of the year was the selection of class rings. ln the spring Betty Lou Niese died in an automobile accident. The class planted a tree in the park in her memory. As the years rolled on thirty-six juniors moved nearer to the top of the great ladder they started to climb two years before. ln this time Dwaine Chambei-lain,Fernando Jimemez, and Robert Zay moved away. With Mary Lou Basinger as president the class gave The Atomic Blonde which kept people laughing for days. Then came the biggest event of all. The Junior -Sen- ior Banquet was held in the Elks' Club in Findlay and Moonlight and Roses was the theme. In September of '54 thirty-five serious seniors returned to form their last impressions of Pandora-Gilboa High School. Fred Lehman was no longer a member of the class and Joan AnnMorgret had moved away. Lela Schmidt, an exchange student from Germany, was welcomed to the class. Just before the presentation of The Campbells Are Coming , the hilarious class play, the class presented their gift to the school, new stage scenery. Marilyn Grawfis and David Emans reigned as May Day royalty. On May 22. Baccalaureate services were held and Rev. Amstutz gave the lesson for life . Rev. Hillard D. Camp spoke to the seniors in their blue and white caps and gowns with the blue and white carnations. The highest honors of the class for scholastic achievement were awarded to Louise Diller, named Valedictorian, and Ruth Ann Bracy and Richard Stewart,Co-Salutatorians. The next day the class left for their trip to Washington and New York which they had earned by various projects. During our association together as classmates, we learned to live together and to admire one another. Now, we as dignified seniors, wish to say Good- bye to our beloved teachers and classmates, until we meet again . 60 ,ix si DIXIE LEE BAKER Da1S16S won't tc-11 '7 COLLEEN SUE BASINGER It's love that makes the world go round EDWARD and bette r ill--1' YT-r ff 1. VC TOM COLEMAN JR ,f4k '!f Aclosedmouthcatches no fhes MARY LOU BASINGER As we Journey through 11fe let uSl1ve by the way i fd 561' BAUMGARTNER Every day and 1n every way I am gett1ng better Q G SHARLEEN BASINGER I'11 have a fhng. 61 'i T5 'W ! x, Kgs RUTH ANN! BRACY Leave no stone unturned 'UN Q14 -7 MARILYN SUE CRAWFIS A soft answer turneth away wrath DAVID HENRY EMANS In sprlng a young man's fancy hghtly turns thoughts of love Zhu! -154 f 'l ,afxx G QW' RICHARD E FRANTZ Fa1nt hearts falr Iadles never win. 0-r-4' lf- LOUISE DILLER I have not let the grass grow under my feet Q? SANDRA ANN DUKE5 Ask mn no questions' I'11 tell you no lies IL ll. BONNIE GRUBB Her word was found as true as any bond Y' li? 'S' .5-P MANIUELITA GUILLEN A frlend need 15 fr1end lndeed WINFRED ALLEN GRISMORE There 15 no royal road to geometry fl? ,Z :J -cs' f' ROBERT KNEPPER Make hay wh1le the sun shlnes MARLENE HERR A place for everythlng and everythxng 1n 1ts place A15 51 Ni FUR' JANET HOFFMAN Make haste slowly 63 5- L NOLA ELAINE LEHMAN If eyes are made for see- ing,then beautyis its own excuse for being. 1 0U'fUK LORETTA PENNELL L1ttle sa1d 1S soon amend KEITH MCCULLOUGH It has been the prov1dence of nature to glve th1s character n1ne hves vw 'fy' PAUL PHILLIPS Better a bad excuse than none at all T in-...aa Sn' N27 BEVERLY PINGLE Present company accept BONNIE RADABAUGH As welcome as flowers 1n May C4 ,nf tv 11'- 'f LIESELOTTE SCHMIDT When you are 1n Rome do as the Romans do fi 5' my dog also N6 RUTH ANN SEIMET Who loves me w1l1 love -qgr 1 ARTHUR SCHUTZ It's clever but 1s It Art? 'T '7 PAUL GENE STALL L1ve and let 11ve 4 '5'? wi gk- MARILYN SEYER Va.r1ety's the sp1ce of hfe with you 65 JANET STYER Laugh and the world laughs an sf? 'i- ..xA. f '4,, 5 9 SARAH WENGER The way to a rnan's heart Q A is through his stomach. 2 2.1 K -'J fi I PHYLLIS WILLIAMS ' Two is company, three is A a crowd. 'I n ' fy X 'Cs wt- RICHARD STEWART DONALD STEINER Manyof de st1ny -114 ggi? A 11tt1e nonsense now and then IS rehshed by the wxsest of men fx 'Oi Qian' it M EILEEN WYNKOOP The last but not least 66 if asia? , X Rx V Q , A 'il . 'W',2'4'a. 'X .,,r '.'3 , rf--. 14, ,' , ,fm 414 ' 4 ' r- ks 3 ,J ' . . ' - ',-Q-Ji'f'.Ef,2:, f -V f' ' ' HSA of ff-:fe 4- sr - - H' 4-Jgxt4'5:-vfjgfa A . 1 X 1ff ' , -' n2.,g,ry1?,7,iw.u,':V.,u-t - - ,I .Iv , Q- 'f.:,.ro5p'r.gr ,ff -'- ' - ,-.ff-1 A -' ---W tw page .Y . ,-9:2-1'-25' 7 . V.-J' ' .- 1 . I ' ,f - A . ,,q.' . Q. j. '. '- . I , . Lf 'G' ,I ' ,... x lg.. Jr 27? JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQLIET MAY I4, I955 ELKS CLUB FINDLAY, OHIO IA, J' 'fs I ,Lf K ,,. 'Q X ' m . I , f'.a ' . ' P K Aflfqy Afy..'f'Z,gr'.L I .Diff ,2.,m.a'. , , E N Lf J'l I I t' x ' V fix Y A 'il 0373 n X 5 QX v ffWL'u s xx - w'Pvf Tu s N f iff'-' I ll ' -f'g' XX 5 f 4 . x Zi- 294 s 4- 0. af. ROYALTY G ' . f' .f Ng, sts! Q-rx 'Wx .a , ,J.. 7-, David Emans, Marilyn Crawfis, '- ' Sondra Mericle, Leland Miller. 7,5 3 I Vx L w '. I :ef I fy, V I?- 'Y Washington or bust! Ridin', Ridin' and Ridin'. Big town boys. Sight-seeing in New York. ,,, 'N SENIOR TRIP On May 27 the seniors boarded a train in Fos- toria at 5:30. That night was one to remember-roll call at 3 a.rn. by Keith McCollough, water and pil- low fights, pickles and potato chips , and the swaying of the car. The next morning everyone found Washington to be very interesting and were surprised at how clean it was. Saturday found them again on a train, only this time to New York. Some of the highlights of New York were Rockefeller Observation Roof, Manhattan cruise, Rockettes show in Radio City Music Hall, the U.N. Building, the bowery and Chinatown, the inter-room tele- phone service and elevators in the Commodore Hotel. Another night on the train found the seniors in a much quieter state. They arrived home on June l. 14 l Yum, yum, FOOD! Crowded, but happy. Classical? literature. What's that, Betty? Something? ! Snoozin'. 53? REDDY KILOWA TT SA YS CONGRATULATIONS T0 CLASS OF 1954 55 OHIO POWER COMPANY STOP IN AND SHOP These are our advert1sers Patromze them They make It poss1b1e for you to have th1s book The members of the staff thank them for then' much needed help PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr H A Nelswander MD Pandora Drs Evan and Francis Baslnger Dentists Bluffton Dr D B Lucas M D Columbus Grove Drs Nlswander and Hemng Vetermarlans Dr E P Barlage Vetermaruan Dr Gordon Brxel O D Dr M. B Rice M D Bluffton Pandora Bluffton Pandora I Ohm Ohm Ohuo Ohuo Ohuo Ohno Ohio DILLER LLIIVIBER CO LUMBER ROOFS MILLWORK PAINTS P A M s F h Lynn 1f f1ve sheep were 1n a f1e1d and one Jumped out 1 f 'P how many would be e t There wouldn t be any left You know ar thmet c but you don t know sheep BOB WILLIAMS CLARENCE D DILLER CHEVROLET 'NC fCHEVROLET I1 239 A I25N M 135W Bluff: Oh Bl ff? Pandora .... .... . ................. . ....... O hio hone 88 r . is I ,' ' ' ' ' , Lyranz ' . . i i , Compliments of 0 DILLER'S POLICIES PAY il T- li Nort western Mutual Life Insuran 1 Company Sales 81 Service Ph n Genuine Chevrolet Ports o e - . ain on io U on Flouers For everw occaszon CuQ,'f,f,o,f2'.1w.'fE'I21f.'f2's POULTRY CO KROHN'S GREENHOUSE Bm, ofegg, and ,,,,,,,,,, Dolly plclc up servlce Charles and Nancy on pou'fry and eggs Phone l29 Pandora Ohio Phone l23 A Memben of Pandora Ohio Wlndow cleaners are not the only men whose occupatlon 1S hazardous We recently read of the SPYC LASS AdV1S or who dropped eleven stor1es mto the wastebasket Buy Well Buy Wool wool Th, 5,,,,,,,,,e F,b,, LEIPSIC HARDWARD AND IMPLEMENT CO RDLAND BURKHART 8 SGNS .lohn Deere Quality Farm Equipment General Hardware Maytag Washers Phone l49 Perfection Heating Stoves Pandora Ohio Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Pandora Ohio ' Won't you come 1nto my parlor? Sa1d the sp1der to the fly Parlor noth1ng get a fllvverl Was the modern fly's reply The test of good Insurance comes when losses are odlusted and pond An study and planning by your Insurance mon to keep your pollcles an proper work Ing order at all times We glve On the Spot Services every day Consult us as you would your doctor or lawyer for expert professional protection advice Hlram D Dlller Agent DILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Dlller s Pollcles Pay Phone 70 A Pandora Ohio , . ll adequately insured loss doesn't iust hoppeng it is usually the result of careful ' Q ff ' , ' ' 71 J R BORGELT CORKWELLS Cut Rate Lumber and Buulders Supplies Translt Mixed Concrete A G00d Pl'-ICQ 70 Concrete Blocks Shop Chatter Relax Phone 22680 Ottawa Ohlo Ottawa Ohio Mrs Crow Tom use the word fascmate' IU a sentence Tom I have mne buttons on my coat but I can only fasten e1ght Congratulatzons to the 1955 Graduatzng Class 0 Pandora Czlboa Hzgh School Best Wzshes or Contznued Success From THE F C RUSSELL CO Cleveland Ohio World s Largest Manufacturer of Comblnatlon Screen Storm Sash and All Metal Awnlngs 9 . . - I . 0 ll ' I ' . . , . : ' , ' . ' f ,. f . O O O I . . Frlendly Chrlstlan Co educational Fully Accredited Liberal Arts Cfferlngs BLU FFTCN COLLEGE Howard DeVore s father bought a cow A couple of days later Mr Schroeder asked 'Does your cow glve much m11k'? She doesn't g1Ve 1t' Howard answered We have to sort of take lt away from h r Keepsalce Columbia Every Fnday and other Feature Lock Dlamonds Bulova Elgin Longmes Wlfinaur Watches Complete Llnes of Jewelry Rm PouLTRY DRESSING HILVERS JEWELRY Phone 66D or 52C phone l09 Pandora Ohio Lelpslc Ohio , EL- ' , 1 - n 1 .-.',:L,9','g ,I ' 'f' ' of rig!!! 1 ' f- ' fl 1 N , 4..:,:....:s .Aw . p -,:a:4l:0.:1l, . a - 1 . ,. ,A 'al 4 l . K I f 5 , f' f A ' - 4 5 xA.,s:. - -.ff . u 3 , 72 ' , A Y A L l li? ' , ,.7-9:31 . 4 ' A' 1 I . 7 . . . I ' ' I l . . ' , . l I ' ll e 0 . . - - - . . . TOMLINSGN It s a pleasure to shop ln this modem store Brake Sprung Service Bfdlie 59l'VlCe We alm to please Wheel Allgnlng Frame Sfralghfenmg Everyday OW Phone 7-894l pnces I-Ima 212 South Elnzabefh ST Ohio S Nancy Cupp I'm just a poor gn-1 trymg to get ahead Mr D1ck That's fme you certamly need one REMEMBER THIS TRADEMARK pays Shop In Our New Siore For Men ,, HYBRIDS Teen Pan Alley Fo' H' School Clues Eaght Tlmes Out of Ten The Genuine Pfnster Hybnds will be THE LEADER w 's Arthur Walter Seed Co The Store for Teens STAN LEY BU RKHART Phone No 4 J Lima Ohio Pandora Ohio I u u I ' 9 . ' : ' 5 ' . . - If Q T, ,, 5gEEfI2STlEfB, PANDORA MILLING CO EdgarC Plfer Mgr NDDR MII PA LINGCU ffl?-Z2 MIL 5 ncs Home GRAIN BALAFUR PROFITS Mr Snyder Th1s p1e IS burned Send lt back to the store Mrs Snyder I d1dn't buy lt It's my own crematlon Cm m As near as your phone 0 Pl' em When In need of crushed stone JULIAN S JEWELERS Crushed limestone aggregates and Agricultural limestone 220 N Mann St Lumo Ohuo Dual 71 Ask for Gllboa 226l LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE OTTAWA STON E CO RFD l Floral Designs Potted Plants P O Box 27 Cut Flowers Ottawa Ohio Weddmg Arrangements Phone 121 LCIPSIC Ohio O I I I I . o , o 5x f 5 Neo e: xr ' A , I W -f 'N j ' . . - xx f 5. f- ff? . R 4 . ' . Q I 11 'N h ,Q M- XV! ' S' v Q ,, I :, rw-xl Nx ' ,l.f,,,.gf.-'lf , Q t T ' 'W-W' f s. T' -I - - .,. f At : W ' N, V S, M ,W -' x ' ,- A W, ...V VV X 5 m, e ,4 F ,, QA W N : , rye ,XJ , -V u-f . i lx .W ---. g g If eg! f Q , ,4 f,' f' M ' A A ' ,x- M f s 5 .ff K xm- I . . . . . . . . U . . . . . . . me H ' Of 1 MACS UBC FOOD STORE BIXEL MOTOR SALES UA- 59153 Fancy Groceries Frozen Foods FORD Deerwood Quallfy B Iufhon Ohm Phone 172 W It's a great klndness to trust people w1th a secret They feel so 1mportant wh11e telllng It Some cause happumess wherever they go others whenever they F NISWANDER 8 SON GUSTWILLER S fb? .,n'Q3' 1'-' 'Q' Men 81 Boys Wear Bluffton Ohio Ottawa Ohio ,L I - g sri -: 5 I .fl A AQ I-rp - gg Q ' 1 ---- gl vi '3 s ' il' F 'md ' 4 it ,NAA 'f xg k , ,,- g0. ' Co O , Y Lk. 4- t J gf . ..V. -:- A',' gig' 4- ' I M S' Y -A-t O ' A I 37 uni u. , W I F j 'A ' he he ' if , .W , 1 J H su- L V V' k in 5 711 4 3 W' A I M -'Q 4 4 A ll I . MElNKE'S PREscRlPTloN SERVICES W-G-EDWARDS DRUG STORE WISHES THE CLASS OF 1955 MUCH SUCCESS Professor Who here was so rude as to laugh out loud? B111 Hart It was an accldent sn- I laughed up my sleeve and there s a hole m the elbow HAUENSTEIN S BAKERY Bluffton Ohio F., 4? STEWART S DEPARTMENT STORE Columbus Grove Ohio fmla fl ml ni MODERN FARM MACHINES ffmwwnnz POPULAR APPLIANCES lluusavous Mount .Al .1 4 Parts oils greases tures and shop servnce CUPP AND LEMLEY Ra.d1o announcer Tune 1n agaln next week same statlon same tune same Jokes' Real Estate Broker C JONES B 4 U Buy or Sell Auto, F1re, and General Insurance Phone 343 Pandora, Ohno PICA Gnvadnla n il CIIS s FAH sllurs as iv ,- cc 1' f. if 5,9 fin, 'I Q11 ' ,on E I ' . 3 QUALITY HARDWARE I ' I I A A 'f ' ' - L .v . I . ' ' VI , . I 4 X' E 1 LLIGIBIHL S MEAT MARKET FROZEN FOODCENTER Fresh Home Dressed Meats Frozen Foods Fresh Foods rn Season Beef uarters Frozen Food Lockers Curmg Smokmg Processrng Custom Slaughtenng Year Around Phone 93 Pandora Ohio I made my husband a marble cake srghed Mrs Brun1r1g and when I offered h1m a prece he sard I'11 take It for grarute' BLIRKHOLDER I a Farm Machinery and Parts All 5'ze5 of Crushed Lmcoln Welding Equipment Pandora Ohl0 agricultural lrme Prompt Uelzverzes Phone 122A Pandora Ohlo 7 Q ll ll ' ' Y ' 7 H . .... H I 7 ' J. . C se KERSH INSURANE AGENCY General Insurance Phone 21653 Offowa OHIO Complzmerzw HERQ AND SON Mr Arthur What's the smallest room 11'1 the world? Charles Wmte-rs brlghtlyj A mushroom' Fongratulatmns lu the lraduuluz Class of 1990 BECKMAN JEWELERS FEDERATED STORE Phone 45 Pandora Ohlo Phone 21347 Ottawa Ohio of Il 7? 1 I I , , I KY V ' ' cv I I fomplzmenls BIXEL EGG COMPANY Phone 40 Pandora Ohio Your Shoppmg Headquarters When in Lxma KRESGE S Northwestern Ohm s Finest 54 8. 104 Store Mrs Moser What are the three words most commonly used by students? ' Ted Schumachc r I don't know Mrs Moser That's correct It W111 Pay You Pay Us a VISII BAER S SHOE STORE Shoes that You Luke For All the Famlly Hosiery Purses Rubber Footwear Columbus Grove Ohio Cmnplzmerzts DANIEL'S DAIRY Pandora Ohio of I . 2 . - I I . :Q 'v 3 Y 7 -1 -Q ll ll IO ' - of 1 fit' MCDANIEL S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Best Hour Cut ln Town Phone 2361 Galboa Ohio Joh De re We de Farm Eq p ent O C HURSEY AND SON Bluffton Ohio There are three great menaces to safe dr1v1ng 1n Ameuca today I-hc h1ke and hug GILBOA AND GROVEDALE FEED COMPANY PURINA CHOWS AND FEED INGREDIENTS Seed Fertnhzer Fa m S ppl es Fence H g Lot Eq pme t FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 2152 Gllboa, Ohio BRACY S CLOVER FARM Famnly Shopping Center . n e I WI a ui m . . , Q' A r ','A- Y 1 I .. S ' I ' I I . - . ' I 5 XT- 1 ' , - ggmff,amg I , . 1 f 1 r u 1 I 7 o ui n L A JONES REESE INSURANCE Chrysler Plymouth AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY Sales A Service GENJERAL INSURANCE When In need of Insurance or real esfafe Phone l60 C R Columbus Grove Ol1I0 eese N1s1tor How d1d your horse happen to w1n the race? Jockey Well I Just kept wh1sper1ng m h1s ear Roses are red vlolets are blue horses that lose are made 1ntoglue' QXU UI WISE H chvaeim- 126 WEST HIGH STREET AND SHOE COMPANY Ready to wear and shoes Ottawa Ohlo DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE RADIOS LUGGAGE APPLIANCES DEVORE RESTAURANT Fme Food and Grocerles Gnlboo Ohio Phone 2521 . . ' 1 I , . , . . . . . . . . . . , I ' Y ' l I ' ' I I fl 5 G .5-511---.Q'.' 4,fi:1i2-5 I EDS MCCLILLOUGH STORE Groceries Meat GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Lubncahon Candles Onglnal Tractor Cabs Fresh Fruits Ice Cream GUL F SERVICE STATION Phone 238I Gnlboa OIWIO ON ROUTE 224 Phone 2I7I Gllboo Ohlo when you Mr Dale h1m have want to go f1Sh1I'1g7 Stewart That's easy Out of every ten he chgs up I let one to eat LEHMAN S HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 22 A Pandora Ohio LEHMAN S FUNERAL HOME Phone 22 A Pandora Ohuo Ambulance Service Day and Night 1 Neighbor: How do you get Dick to find so many worms for you Q ? MRS MYRTLE BROWN Gllboa, Ohlo .e-W yr- N L Mrs Sommer was bernoanlng to Mr Donaldson that Jerry had not fuushed h1s chores 'How old IS that boy? 'asked Mr Donaldson S1xteen, repl1ed .Ierry's moth Well sa1d Mr Donaldson at 16 they 15 the nothlngest they ever 15 +1- Her 1 9-Z' and progress started lor you! When grandfather was late for a date with your grandmother lyes they dated tuo't the reason was usually that he d had trouble mth hrs car Early engmes and gasolmes were at fault Today these try mg times are but a memory because the petroleum and automotne rn dustrles worlung together ln our free com petllne society hate taken the tlnltermg out of motoring and made drlung unc of the faxorlte forms of relaralwn for all Americans' Rerently for example the Ohio Onl Lom pany lntroduu-d a remarkable new gasoline Marathon Mll E maker made to get the me sl mileage and power possnlule out of the efhuent new hugh compression engines ln a may you can thank your grandpa for thu lund of progress llls problems brought lt about' The Ohio Oll Company PRODUCERS OF PETROLEUM SINCE IBB7 E A A ' . l A .iff . : F 1, . - E e a u n . 1 ' I . . l' . . ' ' er. ,, . . . .I ' D 1 - w ?f5'.'AIj,i -Y ,-if ,A 1 . Jw R I: .- N , n K AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES GEIGER S Auihorlzed Produce of Chuck 5 Had H West Chrck Leghoms Watxon s Nlost Profrtable Leghoms Proven by Pandora Sample Shell Products Tests Round Oak and Delco Heat Furnaces Ames rn Cross Home Seal Windows 8. Doors Hybnds also Tnple MMM Power Mower and Attachments Lowes? Prlces In Poultry Equipment Phone 96 A Phone I00 Pandora P d Oh Phone 252 w Bluffton on om 'O Mrs Crow I-low can you do so many Stupld tlfungs 1n one day? Larry Grubb I get up early Compliments of TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Publishers Fine Job Prlntlng Pandora, Ohio 1 If ' 71 L . , . . . Heavies in all popular breeds. I L G STE IN ER Compliments MOTOR SALES Dodge Plymouth WILLIAMS Pandora ohm PLUMBING AND HEATING Jerry P1erman What d1d the p1cture Say to the wall? Jerry P1erman F1fSt they frame me Now they hang me Complzm ents Of KLENK S PAUL MCCLILLOLIGH S Clothmg and shoes for Men and Boys GARAGE Stores In Leupslc Columbus Grove Gllboc Ohio Of ' -- II ' ' D II Larry Williams -- I dor1't know. What? 1 9 STAR LUNCH FOUNTAIN SERVICE AND DINNERS HARTMAN SONS 1 h H dd h g SOMM ER MGTOR SALES OLDSMOBILES Jim Sommer USED CARS Ph 125 A Compliments Of Cyri and Mart a ilty Columbus Grove Ohi phone 37 Pandora' 01-,go -srumgv 1,4 pl .. ..,,., 'I V X V ' Gloria G ' more -- Why did the moron tiptoe by th medici b' t. Mona Lo Cherry -- He i n't want to wake t e sleepin p'11 .ig I A la l 3 . 4 , 1 Pandora Oh' one QN' xf,-ef 11- Q-xwf 1 1 V f a 1 A , Qi I P 1 r A .4 P I I I ' - .- 4 5. 5 5 1. us rsnznrlauflmvznlinuuxxrnneaxngznnra-nu-1-nanny.:msu.gynr:-,.1..v:x,f.n.un4.:...u. .v Ln m.,,,.L-fn'-.n--mule. J.-f.--1- -r.1w.1: ,-U.-.f1.....-...'Hf.r1az,1.,n-1- up-1-4... -n.. ... . 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