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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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Razing of the old buildings was bc- gun in June, 1956. Dedication ceremonies for the Gilboa building were held February lO, 1957. This building contains six classrooms, a cafeteria, kitchen, offices, and a health room. gs... X X. Y x - x I 1 1.2-1 AJ .. . 'f ? ' ' ' 1 .. ,. 1 Q, ,V . Jr-. - . -v 4, 1 ?4u,g ,fzj ,nffi gs .-,ar 4, . 42'3 f'!i5x Ai -,1x,g. ,N it YC. The Pandora Building was completed in June, 1957. lt includes a library, adniiinslralixe offices, art, music, industrial arts and commercial departments, and general classrooms for High School purposes. In cluded in the Pandora addition were two elm mentary classrooms and a kindergarten. The bond issue also provided for new Flonreseent lighting and equipment in :fic uxisling hnildings. 3 7450 of Zawtenlc Own .feaciew Smaccec Seaww Wn 'added f4ctwctce4 Spozfc f4daefcZcam7 ' ....................... 70 ' ....................... ff-22 ..................23-ZX fccadofz qfdgd ............... .... 27-56 Q ..................,.... 57-44 ...................., 4.5-60 ...,................ -77 .2 M' fzgl-5, 15+ K if 5. is .Q My RSK X Eylvvbx page g K ,mit A -bf? S ,, 19 J ffm bl! l. f ff .map 'v -Q Mr FRANK DICK Superrnterrdent B S Bowlmg Green State Unnversxty 1949 M S Bowlrng Green State 51351 'ii Mr SHFIDON O HALL Prmcrpal Pandora, Commerclal A B Frndlay College 1941, M E Bowlrng Green State Umversrty 1953 Scdool' Zoned Mr MELVIN ARTHUR Prmcrpal Grlboa B S Ohro Northern Umverslty, M E Bowlmg Green State Unrversrty FIRST ROW Mr Charles Nemrrc Mr Edlson 1 ler Presrdent, Mr CarlPh11l1ps Vrce Presrd SECOND ROW Mr Rollaud litter Mr John Styer Clerk Mr Charles Lemley Mr Frank Drck. 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'5?f 5 f -rl, Mr MARTIN STAHL Soc1alStud1es Basketball 8zBaseball Coach, B S Bluffton College, Bowhng Green State Umversrty if Mrss MARY MCKIBBEN Englrsh B S Oluo Northern l'l1V9IS1ty Graduate Work Oluo State Umversrty 'sfh IW- Mrs DORIS WELCH Jumor Hrgh B S Fmdlay College me-. I Mrs DOROTHY FISH Mathematrcs Latrn Phy slcs, A B Rockford Col lege Graduate Work, Columbra Umversrty 1? at fm - iff! Mr WAYNE E SCHROEDER Vocatronal Agrrculture, B S Oluo State Umversxty, M S Ohro State Unlversrty Mr DORAN SNYDER Mr EUGENE General Scrence Blology ROSENBERGER Phys1calEducat1on Foot ball 6zTrack Coach Drr ver Educatron, B S Frnd lay College M, 1 f3'v 'R,v,bs j' if 'Ms Industnal Arts JUHIOI I-hgh, Bluffton College Ohro Northern Unrversrt B S Bowlrng Green State Unrversrty 11 Mrs VERENA Mr ARTHUR OLSON SCHUMACHER Jumor I-hgh, B S Frndlay Elementary Musrc, A B College Bluffton College Mrs GENEVIEVE SCHROEDER ocat1ona1 Home Econ omrcs, B S Ohro State Umversrty X! 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Mrs JAINICE BURKHART Pandora Th.1rd Grade Bowlrng Green State Umversrty Miss GENEVIEVE BEAGLE Pandora Kindergarten Buwling Green State University l Miss FAITH MILLER Pandora First Grade Bluffton College Ohio UHIVEISIY B S Bowling Grten State Univcr Slty Mrs MARY LICHTY Pandora Second Grade Bowling Green State University Bluffton College Mrs BARBARA COOR Third Grade Second Sen ester Mrs PAULINE CUPP B S Bowlmg Green State Pandora F1fth Grade Uruversrty M1arn1 University K s lk ,lr A- 8 '1 I J Mr ELLWYIN HARTZER Pandora Slxth Grade B A Bluffton College B S Goshen College 4-4-bl fi 4' . .L I W , F 1 l A . yr - I I I I I I ' 95 ' ' ' , I . l . . ' ' . '. - - . . . . . . . 5 rf Q y - 1745 of ' 1 V A 1 ' lr! A 29 ' , - 1 , :iii ,AQ gf 1 4 5' -. X G' - The Pandora-Gilboa faculty members should be highly commended for the frne work they have done and are dorng Due to the construction work there were many disturbances 1n usual class routine F crlrties and equrpment were also scarce but the teachers smiled and made the best ofwhat they had Often we students do not show our ap preciauon of our teachers so we take this opportunity to thank them for the splendid Job they are dorng Nlis FLIAINOF MALOML Qilboa Seeoid and Ilur BS Bowling rten State University N1-Y Mrs. DANA EVERETT Pandora Fourth Grade B.S. Ohio Northern University Mrs MILDRED LEHMAN Gilboa. Kindergarten Wittenberg College Miss MARILYN DeVORE Gilboa First Grade Bluffton College, Ohio Northern Universrty Mrs DOROTHY HIGIIT Gilboa Third and Fourth Saskatchewan Provincial Norman Bluffton College Bowling Green State Unix er sity Q 9 j'd' Tutu' Mrs BONINIL STITES Gilbosr Fifth and Sixth A B Huntington College . x . . . a- x . . . 'V 7 . Lkavl l -.u 4 I, V X . 1 ,V 4 l . .I s '2 H U , -.ar , f ' X l CUS TODLQNS Pandora G llboa cl ' Mr and Mrs Correl Mr Gene Brackfxeld Mr Ray DeVore Donaldson COO KS like hr Jw Mrs Evelyn Benton Mrs Mary Mrs Hazel Starnbrook Mrs Mary Pmgle Bucher BUS DRIVERS 4-or P K xg' Mr Frank Krohn Mr Edw1nKe1fer Mr Clan McCullough Mr Eugene Mr Wayne Schroeder Mr S O Rosenberger Mr G E McDan1els Hall In fr r 'Inq 4 I - . p :A fir 5 , I i S E . K J ,avi Q . 9 , 5 we . - 14 h A ' ' 5 f yd y 3 N 4 Y V ' X I 1 Q ' u - , N Qi' ,f -,.. , A ' a ' , n . . , .- l ' ' ff nl .. N , A 1 fr, K Y y if. - , E, ref in .. , . X. ki? Q , ' f Q x A , 'Fix 5 fax A 1 . Q E 0 ' xi ,fx I S Y' gf a Q ff? If 40' President HOWARD DE VORE, JUNIOR Class President 4, MIRROR Staff 4, Scholarship Team 1 2,3,4, Science Day 3,4 Track 3,4, Boys' Glee 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1 2,3, Operetta 1,2 Boys' Ensemble 4 Contest, Tuba Solo 4 u dent Director, Play 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Honor Society 4 MARGARET ELLEN SCHU MACHER Co Salutatorian, Class Presi dent 2, Class Vice President 3,4, Class Secretary 1, Class Play 3,4, Scholarship Team 1 2, Science Day 2 MIRROR Staff 3 4, Y Teens l 2,3,, Y Teens President 4, FHA 4 Latin Club 2,3,4, Grrls' Glee 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3 4 Girls' Ensemble 3, Operetta 2, Band 1 2 3 4 Band President 3, Honor Society 3 4 ueen of Hearts ' , 4 Howard DeVore lf? 1 Q 'L , ' . . , S ? Y 1 3 l 5 St - , . I Q 7 . 3 I V 3 1 I i : ' AUG, '.,,, W - - 4 V V V I 9 , ' . -- ,k , Q ' . , . . 2 v v . ' I . . 7 R32 1 T , - ,. , 4. '. f 9 1 . ' . ' , 1 S . 7 7 7 3. ' . I , 5 HQ Samba 6344 049494444 Vice President .................. . . Margie Schumacher ef ..,..... 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S ' , E S 2 1 Secretary Treasur Student Council wddafvfld Royal Blue and White There N Nancy Cupp Richard Suter Ruth Krohr Bob Rice, Joe Hart, Jerry Pierman 6544477350 is security on this earth only opportunity NANCY JANE CUPP Co Salutatorian, Class Secre tary 4 Class Reporter 3, MIR ROR Staff 3,4, MIRROR Editor 4 ROCKET BLAST 4 Schol arship Team 1,2,3,4, Ohio History Test 3, Science Day 1,2,3, G1rls'Glee 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 ,4, Operetta 2 Class Play 3 4 Y Teens 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4, Honor Society 3 4 latin Club 2,3,4, Latin Club President 2 RICHARD WAYNE SUTER Clas Treasurer 4, MIRROR Staff 4, Scholarship Team 1,2,3, Science Da 2 3,4, Football 1,2,3 ,4, aptain 4 Football Bartlettgrarn Award 4 Mixed Chorus 4, Class Play 4 FFA 1,2,3,43 Varsity P-G 1, 5 Honor Society 4. efddd 'yfowefz White Rose vi .LTI -Ss-5. 'Y' ROBERT FRANKLIN RICE MIRROR Staff 3,4, Sclence Day 2 3,4, Football l,2, 4 Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 1 Boys' Glee l 2,3 'vhxed Chorus 2,3,4, Operetta l,2, Student Councll l,2,3,4, Student Colm cll Presldent 3,4, Latln Club 2,3,4, Varslty P G 2, Honor Soc lety 3 ,4, Homeconung Court 4 RICHARD KARL OSWALD AIIZDIIZ. 1, Valedlctorlan Class Secretary 2 Class Treas urer 3 Class Play 3 4, Varslty P G 2 Honor Soclety 3,4 Scrence Day 2,3,4, Scholarshlp Team 2,3,4, Oh1o Hlstory Test 3, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Latm Club 2 4, Latm Club Presldent 4, FFA 3,4 Q.. 77' YY 'K RUTH ANN KROHN Glrls' Glee 1,2,3, Mixed Cho rus 3,4, Class Play 3,4, tu dent Councll 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Y Teens 1,2,3, FHA l,2,3, Homecommg Court 4, Varslty P G 2, Honor Soclety 4 I S Y JERRY LEE PIERNKN Class Treasurer 1 MIRROR Staff 3,4, Basketball 1 3 Baseball 4, Band 1 2,3,4 Boys' Glee l,2,3 Mlxed Cho rus l,2,3,4, Operetta l,2, Boys Ensemble 2 3,4, Class Play 3 4 Student Councll 4, FFA 1, 3,4, Honor Soclety 3,4, Con test, Vocal Solo 4 JOE DAVID HART Basketball l,2,4, Basketball Bartlettgram Award 4 Baseball 4 Track 4, Class Play 3, , Student Councll 1,2,3,4, FFA l,'7,3,4, FFAPres1dent 3, , Vars1tyP G 2 Honor Soclety it I 1 I - ,- F B ' ' N 'I 1, . , , , 1 N- 1 I Q V .M - ' ' s , ' 3, s ' , 9 ' - ' S 'W 'gifs ' 2 V 3 1 5 I l Axis, 1 J, I 1 5 1 ' I . , I U I . . 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' L Q f If ! ,A W 1 f 'E-4 v-wg MARVlN LE ROY DILLER Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Boys' Ensbmblc 4 ni 'Sp J D BURKHART Football 2 3,4 Mrrror ' Staff -1 Boys' Glu 1 '7 3 Mrxcud Chorus 1 2 3 4 Opugua 1 Class Play 3 FFA 1,2 3 4 llOIHLCOI'lllIlg Court JUDY ANN CULP Llma rlrgh School 1 2 3 Honor Soclety 4 Homecommg Queen Class Play 4 Scholarslup Tnam 4 FHA 4 Y Tubns 4, Mrxcd Chorus -1 Grrls' Ensemble 4 Conust Vocal Solo 4 UN New incl 1 l 'Tv-x ,FN LARRY ADRIAN GRUBB Footb4ll 1 2 3 4 Basbball 1 M1 ui Chorus 2 3 Oprrctta 1 Fr L 2 3 4 DARYL EUGENE AMSTUTZ .nb Farmer 4 'Rocket Blau 4 Brskuball 1 Track 2 4, Class Pluy 3 FFA 1,2 3 4 vii 5 I . 1 1- 5,24-74. ,V j Q - . 0 ,, iv-v , f 'WI SS ff! 1 7 7 7 E ' S 1 7 3 I 5 F 5 Boys' Glcc 33 Mrxed Chorus 3,45 Boys' Glcc 1,2,3,-45 Band 1,2,3g 7 1 - 9 J ' Nxt 1 S 2 S ' A . , , - N x 1- . .f , IV ' I , . 7 I ' 7 U W, 5 A 1 . A . V . , . Y '. 1 Y J 7 3 i H 1 5 . I 7 ' 115' 3 Sl 1' '- 4' I S 9 7 ' ' ' ' , y s 1 153' ' . N ' F, ,L 1' 5 f 5 A- M . r V S S ' n N Y X . fs 9 , - uh , fr .ar say Q ,A Wx Us Z' 5 ROLLAND ROBERT NFMIRE Scrcnu. D.1y 2, Football 2 3 4 Tuck 2 3 4 Boys' Glo 1 2 M1341 d Chorus 1 2 Opcrbtta 2 Varsrty P G 2 Rogkbt Blast LARRY DF.AN WILLIAMS Class VICL PYCSICILIII 1 'Mrrror' Staff 3, Basl Ltbrll 1 3, Boys GILL 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Mrxcd Chorus 3 4 OPCILIII 1 2 1 sgmbh 4 Class Pl.1y 3, FFA 1 2 3 l Honor Socrbty 4 ard? -Q...-Il 13 9-U.-.,-dy PATRICIA ANN HECTOR Class Secretary 3, G1rls Glec 1 2 3 Muced Chorus 3 4 Stuclnnt Play Dxmctor 3 Y Teens 1 2 Majorctte 4 FHA 1 2,3 4 FHA PrLs1dLnt 4 I5 WILLIAM REIIVES HART 'M1ffOfll Staff 3 4 Screncv. Day 2 3 4 Football 1 2,3 4 Basketbfdl 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2,3 4 Boys' Cleo 1 2 3, Mrxul Chorus 2 3 4 Oper LLM 1 2, Boys' Ensgmblf. 3 Latm Club 2 3 4 Vars1tyP G 2 Honor Socmty 3 4 RONALD PAUL KNEPPER SCILHCL Day 3, ROCIXL Blast 4 Football 4 Baslxolball 1 'lmclx 1 234 Boys'GlLL 12 Mm d Chorus 1 Opbrutta Cambrfi Club 3, Projgctor Opur ator 1 2,3, V1rs1ty P G 2 Honor Socmty 4 'IIE' - M 3 U 3 'Y f.,l 'br' JERRY CONINE Camera Club 3, FFA 1,2 ,3,4 ROLAND JOHN BURKHART Camera Club 3, FFA 1 2,3 4 If C' iv! ARLENE KAE HERR Class Treasurer Z MIRROR Staff 3 Grrls' Glee 1,2,3 , Cheerleader 2,4, Y Teens 1,2 3 4 Majorette 3,4, FHA l,2,3 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 lb , 'mf' g ffpwjygfsapg ' ' :,,p!g,,,lBQ,i, ,, - ffggfii, ' . WF7 1. 5 SAMUEL IRVIN HERMAN Football 1,2,3 ,4, Basketball 3 4 Baseball 1,2,3, Boys' Glee l,2, Varslty P G 1 2 KENNETH EUGENE AUGSBURGER FFA 1,2,3,4 MIRROR Stai 4, Camera Club 3, Projector Operator 3,4 if sf- Q, 6 , ' 1 5 ' ' . - , l 5 P' , Q.- ..-...-.- W. 5 I , , c A 3 V, . 3 S f l X 1' j!, Muced Chorus 3,45 Class Play ff I - . ' ,,n,.v 4 , . - - Y . -7 .6 ' . . in 7 J 5 D V 2 S - W . A 1, Q r . Nr M-, , 1 x.. N. 5-' 9 - W' 'TY , 5 I f I 4' r Q - W DAVID FRANKLIIN WENGER Sclence Day 2 Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4, Base ball 1, Track l,2,3,4 Boys Glee l,3, Mlxed Chorus 1,3 Opcretta 1 ROBERT EUGENE EISENBACH Il 51 Nab'-mg? 'w E , ix TOM LEE BURRY Football l,2, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 3,4, Class Play 3 SCIQHCC Day 3, Football l,2,3, LOUIS RICHARD ORBNI 4, Basketball 12 Baseball l,2,3,4, Track 3 11555 MARY ANN AUGSBU RGER rus 3,4, Class Play 3,4, L1 branan l,2,3, Cafetema Cashxer 12,3,-1 Y Teen.s123 HA 1 2,3 4 I7 Football 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3 FFA 1,2,3,4 S v 0 , 4 ' xc , 1 5 F y Y! yy n, A S J 13: ' V ' F 3 . : , I cms' Glee 1,2,3g Mixed cho- 'L ll F 7 I S ' 1 J J S F ' T T , ' 'A' ' l 1 X x- . Q, r fa--A an I , 5' . . 1 17 I 1 T 3 Tw' The cast was as follows Rcgbma Weber Mark Weber Brllre Usable, Weber Mlbel llydm. Professor Dodenhofl Orvrllc Gray Push' Prrn le B rd Bram Charles Crfug Coolxlc Drrector Sludcnt Drrector Pro mptcr dl FIRST ROW Rrchard Suter, Kae Herr, Judy Culp, Jerry P1erman, Ann Augsburger, Margre Schumacher SECOIND ROW Howard DeVore, Rlchard Oswald B111 Hart, Nancy Cupp, Ruthre Krohn Mxss MCKIDDEH, Daryl Amstutz 066i Un 4 .fwaf The Scmor Class play Out On A Lrmb , a comedy, was presented Aprrl 12th and 13th rn the Grlboa Audrtorrum Nancy Cupp Rrchard Oswald Judy Culp Margre Schumacher B111 1-Iart J erry Prerman Ann Augsburger Kae Herr R1Cll3.Id Suter Joe Hart Mxss Mary McK1bben Howard De Vorc Daryl Amsuxtz MEDLOCK JEWELER I8 JAQUA'S SPORTING GOODS Flndlay, Oh1o Flndlay, Oh1o V ' ll ' n K 1,A4lkli I 'v AK X nwlosw .l.p.u'l.l-nl1.1--.r.o.l.s.s.c. - 7 A, 1 X ' - .......... . . . . . .. ' fly P '. ......... ..... ' 5 gf gi f ..................... fl 'U ........ M 1 ' 3 ........... ........ Z A ff i ' ' 1 A -.......... ........ . ' ,ff Dorothy Mattingly ............. . . . Ruth Krolm 2 l 3 f A 1 5 Q ' '95 2, . U 4 , , A Xi 4, 5 ' 7 ,N , K N i I x Oli, I I ...A . D , z I . , . f I 5 -Q' 605604 Sunday evenrng May 19 twenty nrne benrors and thetr advrsors Mr and Mrs Snyder left Deshler on the B 85 O rarlroad bound for Washrngton D C and New York Crty We arrrved 1n Washtngton Monday mornrng and spent the day srght seerng there Monday evenrng we traveled to New York Crty and were there for the next IWO days Thursday mornrng we saw Iwragara Falls We arrrved home late Thursday evenrng May 23 Q35 in Washmgton Monument Lmcoln Memonal Tomb of the Unknown Soldrer Umted Natrons Bulldmg Statue of Lrberty New York Clty ? e,ae Just restrn' The Cxrls' ' HOFELLER, HIATT, 8zCI.ARK 19 Lxma., Ohm 0 0 . - . , . I 7 l ' ' l ' . - . Y . . , I . T. . . . A , . , ttty ,,,,.,, tttr.tt v,.,,t,,W,-t .. L, - Ya Y V . M W 2 V '-fr ig? ' A? Q 'N V I, o nb.. Al. 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Schroe Lok tth V ur: rea in and Testament g th Last w'11 WD 1 ewan 645027 In September, 1953, 30 wander1ng freshmen started thelr h1gh school career They chose B111 Hart, Pres1dent Larry W1l11ams, V1ce Pres1dent, Sharon Turner, Secretary Jerry Pierman, Treasurer The sophomores gave them an exciting m1t1at1on whxch included a paddling mach1ne and a garbage bath By the next fall they had earned the t1tle of Sophomores Th1S year they welcomed Richard Oswald 1nto the class Marg1e Schumacher was elected President, B111 Hart, V1ce Pres1dent, Richard Oswald Secretary, Kae Herr, Treasurer The h1ghl1ght of the year was when February finally rolled around and Ll'16lI class r1ngs arr1ved The next year the amb1t1ous Jumors were actrve 1n all phases of school act1v1t1es Officers were Pres1dent, B111 Hart, V1ce Pres1dent, Marg1e Schumacher, Secretary, Pat Hector, Treasurer, Rrchard Oswald A very suc cessful play If Mother Only Knew was g1ven 1n November May 5th was the red letter day That even1ng they treated the Semors to a prom which 1ncluded all n1ght entertauunent Harbor L1ghts was the theme In the fall of 1956 they returned for their last year at PGHS They were now those wise and understanding sen 1ors in the whirl of everytlung Judy Culp was welcomed 1nto the class and class elect1ons were held Elected were Howard DeVore, Pres1dent, Marg1e Schumacher, V1ce Pres1dent, Nancy Cupp, Secretary, R1chard Suter, Treas urer The class play Out on a L1mb was well recewed All eyes and ears were now fnced on how to get enough money for the sen1or trip After much hard work it was fmally a reality when they left on May 19 for Washington D C and N Y They returned on May 23 On May 11, the JUDIOIS gave them a prom centered around the theme, The Wlshlng Wel1 , w1th entertain ment lasting most of the n1ght Valedictorran honor was awarded to R1chard Oswald and Salutatorian honors to Nancy Cupp and Marg1e Schu macher Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were held on Sunday, May 26 not Wed 7?56 7257 We, the Sen1or class of 1957, w1ll New York and all the unchaperoned trips to the class of 1958 1, Judy Culp, w1ll my soprano vo 1ce to Geneva B1xel Re1chenba.ch I, Kae Herr, will the distmction of the first engaged sen1or g1rl to Anne Sommer I Larry Williams, will all my Ivy League stripes to Sharon Herr I, J D Burkhart, w1ll my romant1c vo1ce to all the Romeos I, John Burkhart, will my marble championslup to Bradley Cherry I, Bob E1senbach, w1ll my love of f1sh1ng to Mary Anne DeVore I Anne Augsburger, will my G1ggle Championship to Gary I-I1lty who w1ll have a hard t1me beatmg lt I Nancy Cupp, W111 my way with the out of town boys, espec1ally the Cory Rawson boys, to Janice Burry I, Roland Nem1re, will my bachelor's cert1f1cate to Wmford Bauman I, MZYVID D1ller, will the 1mpr1nt of my football clears on the gr1d1ron to B111 Schneck I, Jerry Pierman, w1ll my Butter Melting smile Carrie Benton I, Dave Wenger, w1ll my soft -cow brown eyes to Mary Baumgartner We, Pat Hector and Tom Burry, will our Idea1 Couple title to Ann Ankrum and Paul Nemire I, Dlck Oswald, w1ll the ability to be ID all the g1I1S dreams to Nan Augsburger who has nightmares I Larry Grubb, will all my strength and power to Shrrlene Sutter and Peggy Cherry I, Ron Knepper, w1ll my typing speed to Helen Meyer ley, who by this t1me needs a new pa1r I , Kenny Augsburger, will my pegged pants to Wayne Basmger and Ronn1e Baumgartner I, D1ck Suter, w1ll my Plymouth with the 25 horns to Dave Burkholder I, B111 Hart, W111 the ab1l1ty to make bets and then not pay them to Bob Anderson I, Bob Rice, will the ab1l1ty to Rock and Roll to Joe Guillen 1, M3,rg1e Schumacher, w1ll the Queen of Hearts title to V1rg1n1a Schutz I, Daryl Amstutz, will my Hollywood mufflers to John McDan1els and Richard Morvay I, Sam Herman, w1ll my home run record to Bob Wherly 1, Jerry Conme, will my ab1l1ty to 1gnore the g1r1s to Tom Gerdeman and John Hauenstem I, Mr D1ck, will all my patience, understandmg, hard work and go go go manner to the new warden I, Mr Snyder, w1ll the contents of the lockers 1n the g1rl's locker room to the new phys ed teacher I, Howard DeVore, w1ll my track shoes to anyone who can flll them I, Louie Oren, w1ll my ab1l1ty to lose my dI1V81'S l1cense to Gary Gr1smore 1, Mr Stahl, W111 the cracker crumbs left on the iloor after the American History Clas to the Home Bc Department to be used Wlth soup I I u 3 ' . I - . I . . . . l . I ' . . . . - . H . . ' ll ' ' ' I I, Buth Ann Krohn, will my cedar chest to Marilyn . I, Joe I-lart, will my blue suede shoes to Elvis Pres- , . . . . . . , ' , . . . . . H U D I - . , . . . . . , , , . . . ' ' I ' ' to ' I . . . , . 21 Baccalaureate and Commencement were held sunday May 26 1957 Baccalaureate was held at 2 30 P M rn the Grace Mennonrte Church wrth the Rev John Suderman de lrvermg the sermon Musrc was furnrshed by the mrxed chorus Commencement exercrses were held rn the gymnasrum at 8 O0 P M Nancy Cupp and Margle Schumacher delivered co salutatory addresses and Rrchard Oswald gave the valedrctory address Iudy Culp and Jerry Prerman each favored wxth a solo Dr Brrngle McIntosh presrdent of Ohro Northern Unrversrty was the ommencement speaker Mr Edrson Drller presrdent of the Board of Educatron presented the twenty nrne members of the Senror Class wrth therr drplomas and they became aulmnr at last Sum UNM f 1 v x ' wa 2. f 2 ,QNX K K, 1 My , 5 win. -Q, '21, ,w....,, .-'J 4-1 'lazh . x' H-'Q 'AH K U Kkxmxhf 74 . .,. X X x, A A 5 L , ,ing , fi 3 Bill Schneck 0 ag. ! President .....,. Bill Schneck David Burk-holder Vice President ..... Virginia Schutz Secretary-Treasurer . Anne Sommer Reporter ........ Janice Burry Student Council . . . Marilyn Reichen- bach, David Burkholder fv- Y Anne Ankrum Anne Sommer Robert Wehrly Carrie Benton Richard Morvay Maw Janice Bqrry Joe Guillen Mary Baumgartner Wayne Basinger Gary Hilty Sharon Herr Bradley Cherry Mary Ann DeVore John Hauenstein L X 5 The Junior Class has had a busy year trying to raise money. We Peggy Chem had Concessions at several football and basketball games, sponsored a dance, served the Pandora and Gilboa Alumni Banquets and washed I.: cars. The big event ofthe year which ca used many headaches but which resulted in a good time for all was the Junior-Senior Prom. Ronald Baumgartner Winford Bauman Marilyn Reichenbach Robert Anderson K' 1 Virginia Schutz John McDaniel Geneva Bixel Helen Meyer Gerald Grismore Nan Augsburger GQ -T2 'N-nur' Shirlene Sutter Paul Ne mire Doris Dearth Tom Gerdeman -,N 1 ul yin:- lil' ,sg- ,gui mme 77 Mrs Ehot Jan Ehot IN1Ck1 E11Ot MJSS Tllby Albert Ehot Thaddeus Ruby Ralney Goofer Peterson Jack Westmore Carohne Pratt W'h1tcomb Pewberry Duector Student DIICCIOI Prompter 74 ffwfwlf-7 Quang Anne Sommer Manly-n Re1chenba.ch Nan Augsburger Vu'g1n1a Schutz B111 Schneck Joe Gu111en Jamce Burry R1chard Morvay D3.V1d Burkholder Sharon Herr John MCDRTIICI Mxss Mary McK1bben Mary Ann DeVore Mary A1 xce Baumgartner LEFT TO RIGHT V1rg1n1a Schutz, B111 Schneck, Anne Sommer, Joe Gulllen, R1Ch211'd Morvay, Manlyn Re1chenbach, John MCDHHICI, Dav1d Burkholde , Nan Augsburger, Sharon Herr, Jamce Burry, Mary Ann De 96 i I . 'S E, ..L..., :'z.l...., 47 ,V 1' 1 -le. A F M i 'KL V -yn 36' mu ex i T I -. , ! , ,N K ,bf I I l I i -a-1, f-,' N gg' ,, I - X 'h 'az Q- 1 , 1, 542 X FIRST ROW: Anita Stewart, Linda Ankrum, Sue Diller, Judy Mericle, Janice Hilty, Ruth Anna Stewart, Bonnie Stoody, Margie Eck, Linda. Phillips. SECOND ROW: Jerry Stall, Ted Schumacher, Ed Rosenberger, Milo George, Jo Reichenbach, Jo Diller, Patty Cherry, Donna Nusbaum, Janice Kempf, Barbara Amstutz, Sarah Bixler, Mr. Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Fred Burkhart, Joe Neill, Ed Ketner, Jerry Steinman, Charles Winters, Arthur Meyer, Wayne Hector, Norman Grubb, Dick Bracy. 45 Offcbac President . . . . . . . . .Charles winters Vice President . . . . . Norman Grubb Secretary-Treasurer Reporter. . .. . . . Student Council . . . . Sue Diller . . . Janice Kempf . . . Jo Reichenbach, Sue Diller The members of the sophomore class were very busy this year participating in almost all the various extra -cirricular activities of our school, One of our cla ss projects was a mum sale Homecoming Night in an effort to raise money. The highlight of the year was ordering and receiving our class rings. 'f t. -2 Qi? M4 .6 3.x hs. K' FIRST ROW: Bob Bracy, Howard Cherry, Melvin Niese, Larry Bogaert, Lee Eisenbach. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Amstutz, Frances DeVore, Rella Bailey, Sharon Sommer, Sharla Seyer, Sara Beth Burkholder, Barbara Ankrum, Sandra Sommer, Betty Dearth. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stahl, David Suter, Lance Larson, Rolland Etter, Larry Phil- lips, Ronnie Samsal, Sarah Grismore, Agnes Schutz, Gretchen Gescheider, Sue Williams, Zuma Diller. FOURTH ROW: Paul Dukes, Larry Lehman, Leonard Hector, David Bracy, Frank Rower, Jim Basinger, Dean Basinger, Darrell Grismore, Keith Sommer, Bill Rosenberger. 66444 af '60 Offekan President ..... . . Howard Cherry Vice President ..... . . . David Bracy Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Agnes Schutz Reporter ......... . . . Sandra Sommer Student Council . . . . . . Agnes Schutz, Sandra Sommer Early in September, 1956, we began our high school career, determined that our class should prosper and our school benefit because of our efforts. By the end of the school year we felt quite familiar with high school and ready to compete with the upperclassmen. We were quite proud of cur freshman basketball team which endedits seasonwitha record of 9 wins and 9 losses. We were sorry to have three members of our class leave us during the school year. They were Rella Bailey, Carolyn Amstutz, and Larry Hill. 28 xo. O N-nf m N is , aali 4, .44 '5- -1 4 ' W ,DQKK FIRST ROW: Martina Mora, Jeanne Sommer, Connie Basinger, Nancy Lehman, Cheryl Phillips, Joyce Williams, Mary Halker, Bonnie Bauman, Mary Kempf SECOND ROW: Josie Garcia, Dorothy Pope, Jackie Hemsted, Julia Schutz, Linda. Radabaugh, Teresia Meyer, Virginia Bixler, Linda Diller, Beverly Deters, Sandra Gratz, Madonna Michael, Mr. Olson-Advisor THIRD ROW: Tom Ury, Sam Krohn, Rex Ketzenbarger, Dave Frantz, Tom Richte Don Burry, John Amstutz, Jim Herr, Bill Carr, Darrel Basinger FOURTH ROW: Max Cook, Paul Oren, Mike Meinke, Ted Cherry, Gary Long, Paul Bixler, Ron Fenstermaker, Dale Basinger, Larry Steiner, Paul Nemire President . . . Ugfczma Beverly Deters In Vice President Jackie Hemsted Secretary . . . Jeanne Sommer Treasurer . . Teresia Meyer Advisor . . Mr. Olson During the year the eighth graders sponsored several projects in an effort to earn money for their class trip in the spring. The first was a chicken and ham loaf supper on November 28, 1956. It was very successful, netting over 3200, Huckleberry Finn , was presented April 5, 1957. All of the participating students enjoyed this immensely, May 17, was the big day. Early in the morning we left for Dayton by Greyhound bus. While there we visited the Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Wright Brothers Museum, the Borden Plant and enjoyed a theater party in the even- ing. BALMER'S AL BASS CLOTHING Bluffton , Ohio 30 Findlay, Ohio went! President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Advisor . . One of the highlights for the seventh graders year was our Chrrstmas party and grft exchange For our Valentine s Day party we enjoyed a nicely decorated box games and refreshments Although we had few activities this year we are all looking forward to etghth grade when we will be respons1ble FIRST ROW R1cha.rd Dysert, Ronald Basinger, Paul Etter, Mark Grrsmore, Davrd Krsseberth Jack Stoody SECOND ROW Sandra Joseph, Susan Ankrum, Karen Lugrbrhl, Sharon Yenner, Kay Stall Mary Chamberlin, Merry Eck Dorothy Meyer, Jane Nusbaum. THIRD ROW Mrs Welch Karen Payne Chrrstrne Schumacher, Shrrley Lugm bill, Saundra Fruchey, Jane Pierman, Della Morris, Sally Gescherder, Donna Samsal, Judy Anderson, Luquetta Basinger, Pauline Coleman FOURTH ROW Michael Baumgartner, Rrchard Thorton, Jon Rerchenbach, Rodney McDa.n1el, Dwrght Hector, Junior Velasquez Dean Welty, B111 Stall, Kevin Snavely Randall Rerchenbach , I y 4 1? v is .-.-lg' FIRST ROW: Bonnie Bauman, Nancy Lehman, Linda Radabaugh, Sandra Gratz, Beverly Deters, Mary Halker. SECOND ROW: Bill Carr, Madonna Michael, Julia Schutz, Linda Diller, Ronnie Fenstermaker, Mike Meinke, Paul Binder, Paul Oren, Rex Ketzenbarger, Jim Herr, Cheryl Phillips, Mrs. Welch. ' 77644 April 5, 1957 Gilboa Auditorium If , ff 747 7am Huckleberry Finn Jim Herr The King . . . Ronnie Fenstermaker Tom Sawyer . . . Bill Carr The Duke .... Paul Oren A unt Sally Phelps Matilda ...... Mary Jane Wilks . . . . . Susan Wilks .... . . . Joannavwilks . . . Dr. Ben Robinson Beverly Deters Cheryl Phillips Linda Radabaugh Nancy Lehman Sandra Gratz Mike Meinke Mrs. Hotchkiss . . . . Glory Belle . . . Jirn ...... Lize ...,... Director ...... . . Student Director Mary Ilalker Bonnie Bauman Rex Ketzcnbarger Julia Schurz Mrs. Doris Welch Linda Diller .I 'W' Zane! FIRST ROW Karen Luglbxhl, Joyce Wrlhams, Jackle Hemstead, Lmda Radabaugh, Ronald Fenstermaker, Chnstme Schumacher, V1rg1n1a Bncler, Cheryl Ph1111ps SECOND ROW Llnda D111er, Kay Stall, Donna Samsal, Jane Plerman, Judy Anderson, Paul Etter, B111 Stall, Paul BLXIEE, Randall Relchenbach, Davrd Frantz, Rodney Mc Danrel, Dean Welty, John Amstutz, Ronme Basrnger, Mr Balmer rs gtiasa A 5.4! 21 sei ' nun ,Qu FIRST ROW, Donald Dlller, J1m Herr, MRTVID Haas SECOND ROW Max Cook, Paul Brxler, Ronrue Fenstermaker, Paul Oren, John Amstutz NOT PICTURED Tom Ury 'H S . . gy X A gs s M Y 6-4 fl , 'B 'S' A ' I ,yi V, . S I 1 'I ' 'XRD 1 H C, ,, v' Y A 'A -, 'Nga J, s ,G 5 V Q . . . . S . . TIRST ROW Linda Radabaugh, Mary Kempf, Gary Long, Paul Bixler, Mr Arthur SECOND ROW Bill Stall, Jon Reichenbach, Dale Basinger, Rodney McDan1e1s, Mark Grismore, Susan Ankrum. 66 Stcwleat The purposes of the Student Council are to set examples in bringing about better under- standing among students and teachers. The Student Council trys to solve problems which arise during the year and to plan for social activities. The Council consists of five mem- bers from both seventh and eighth grades, who are chosen by their fellow -classmates. Officers for the 1956-57 school year were: President ............. Gary Long Vice President .... . . Linda Radabaugh Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Paul Bixler Advisor . ...... . . . . Mr. Arthur The Pee Gee News published monthly, gives the Junior High students an opportunity to express their thoughts and views on different subJects It tells about events, both past and future, and gives the parents information on what the students are doing in school Sally Snoop and Eighth Grade Biographies seem to be the best-liked articles which Jackie Hemsted Jeanne Sommers Joyce Williams Paul Oren Rodney McDaniels Jim Herr Advisor . . . . Reporters . . . . . .Cheryl Phillips, Linda Rada baugh, Beverly Deters, Nancy Leh- man, Judy Anderson, Christine Schumacher, Teresa Meyers, Linda Diller ......Mr.Arthur FIRST ROW Rodney McDamels, Paul Oren, Jeanne Somrners, Jackie I-lemstead, Joyce Williams, Mr. Arthur, Jim Herr SECOND ROW B111 Carr, Nancy Lehman, Connie Basinger, Mary Kernpf, Cheryl Phillips, Chris- tine Schumacher, Ted Cherry, Teresa Meyers, Beverly Deters, Linda Diller, Linda Radabaugh. E E I U15 an we , A f.. . mfg P Q t r. V f .Mo-. v xx I I, -.x I W ' - 1 1. jj X 1 .1 A iv, M A v .J V I .X , , . I s in X ' on Q' if-.4 ' 'i 1 . - J , offer' f ez? . ff , R f f 1 T R .. .4 4, f , ig , A A w 5 R Mi- K ' g 4' N ' w - x , i ll a - y .Q .fr I A ,Q -A R ' i is .. ' 'v A N A ' 1 .,,,,, . Z - 13. .. . ' .X k 2, g V A . f' c ' A 2 2 Hffsi-no f' s 5713, .V , LLI, , rf' im W , A . r , - v A , K , ,. H- . 2, sw V, , an wh t ' M- we ,s 4 X ' 'W V ,T fig, at at 1 FIRST ROW: Bill Carr, David Frantz, Richard Thorton, Randall Reichenbach, Jon Reichenbach, Jim Herr, Rodney McDanie1s, Dale Basinger. SECOND ROW: Micky Baumgartner, Paul Etter, Tom Ury, Donald Burry, Rex Ketzen- barger, Darrell Basinger, Bill Stall, Sam Krohn, Marvin Haas. THIRD ROW: Nlr. Olson, Dwight Hector, Paul Oren, Tom Ritcher, Ronald Fenstermaker, Gary Long, Mike Me inke, Ted Cherry, Junior Valasquez, Max Cook. anim if ' ? The young Rockets compiled a 2 win, 4 loss record on the gridiron. The seventh and eighth graders won 2 of their 3 games, winning over Leipsic, 13-7, and Columbus Grove, 46-6, and losing 12-7, to a tough Carey team. The freshmen team had a rough season as they lost all three of their games. They lost thrillers to Lafayette, 27-19, and Bluffton, 13-7. Leipsic outscored them 34-0. The experience these boys gained working with Coach Olson and as a member of a team will go with them through their high schools years and aid them in later life. T45 FIRST ROW, Tom Ritcher, Gary Long, Paul Oren, Max Cook, Mike Meinke, Dale Basinger SECOND ROW, Coach Olson, Tom Ury, Sam Krohn, Don Burry, Paul Binder, Ronald Fenstermakeig, David Frantz, Managers Bill Carr and Darrel Basinger The eighth grade basketball team had a very successful cage season, as they compiled a record of 9 wins against only 1 loss. The combined seventh and eighth grade teams won two and were defeated once. In tournament play they were beaten by Ottawa Parochial. Seaaatd Qaeda , , . ' h E M ., I I j . 'f' If E 1 , s 4 E Ze94t4Qzade Zeydrdyaa it Nancy Lehman, Mary Kempf, Joyce Williams, Cheryl Phillips The seventh grade Rockets had a good record, chalking up 7 wins and 3 losses. They are looking forward to many more vic- tories during their two remaining years as Junior High cagers. FIRST ROW, Darrel Basinger-manager, Paul Etter, Rodney Mc- Daniels, Cresenio Velasquez Jr., Bill Stall, Jon Reichenbach SECOND ROW, Mark Grismore, Dick Thornton, Kevin Snavely, Mr. Olson-Coach, Dwight Hector, Michael Baumgartner, Ron Basinger. Merry Eck, Sharon Yenner, Saundra Fruchey, Jane Pierman, Kay Stall. '+ ' L- L A 535535. 1' if A R Km 1 5575? f ' ' '.2I3'-Lf L. 1 'iv -5 N .gf f J -' - pg..-rf Q -V Q - , . -. Vivjjy t ,,.f!, ,4f'f',1- ' j ' 5 .K Ag. , Y ' . , , 'gf w ' A ' Qi n fA..Q..3i3:, A J , ,.mJ-f' ,. XT X. '1' - - -H- . gf' ,fy 5 155' 1 A 2357 --LQ f: 'X5L!f'sgr A -W7 1 wgig'f fwf' fi 145' f i' 'A fvgmu:-X . V1 fx' :mu :Mil f -. 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SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stites, Jimmy Payne, Oscar Velasquez, David Oren, Jerry Charles, Jimmy Rosenburger, Diane Ginther, Rowene Seyer. ABSENT: Sharon Hixon, Billy Ensminger, Harold Bailey, Virginia Giesey. Saad Pmwlaw FIRST ROW: Ann Schutz, Carolyn Burkholder, Joyce Amstutz, Cynthia Cupp, Beverly Grismore, Judy Bridenbaugh, Charlotte Keifer. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Luginbill, Linda Basinger, Gloria Bixler, Connie Augsburger, Virginia Neill, Charles Niswander, James Schutz, James Lemley, Mr. Hartzler. THIRD ROW: Arlyn Sommer, Jack Hart, John Pope, Douglas Reichenbach, Joe Vick, Gene Reichenbach, Tim Hall, Charles Benton. fl or ,M-113' , m...,.,, FIRST ROW, Judy Sigler, Carol Arm Williams, Linda Sue Martin, Gail Stainbrook, Barbara Higley SECOND ROW, David Kline, Charles Beckman, Gordon Diller, Tommy Stewart, Dennis Pingle, Sherry Hector Teacher, Mrs. Leh- man NOT PICTUREDQ Paul DeVore. Delbert Watkins pdltddfld FIRST ROW, Sheila Lugibihl, Martha Suter, Jean Long, Pamela Oren, Joan Schaublin, Marie Korte, Cheryl Lugibihl SECOND ROW, Janita Hartzler, Kent Cherry, David Hilty, Dean Luginbill, Thomas McCullough, Edward Ritcher, Thomas Diller, Thomas Niswander, Calvin Diller, Douglas Lehman THIRD R - Kenneth Back, Harlan Basinger, David Core, Ronald Schumacher, Daniel Paine, Robert Cook, Daniel Sch- macher, Miss Beagle NOT PICTURED, Jan Keller, Gregg Zuercher, Mark Ams z 4-..,,.. ,L ,. , , v , QT' b -no' LA' S if --. x . l ,Y km x'i-J 054061264 4 77Z6xed r- D The mixed chorus, boasting seventy voices, was the only ' , - 'A - vocal group in high school this year because of the con- 3 ' struction work and lack of room. Under the direction of , I Mr. Ralph Balmer, they presented a cantata, The Shepherd ' and His Lamb, as a part of the Christmas Concert. Dur- ing the spring they sang for P.T.A., participated in the March instrumental concert, sang at district contest, and ended the school year by presenting a vocal concert in May. FIRST ROW: Margie Schumacher, Mary Ann DeVore, Jolene Reichenbach, Frances DeVore, Anne Ankrum, Sue Diller. SECOND ROW: Sarah Bixler, Barbara Amstutz, Patty Cherry, Judy Mericle, Sharla Seyer, Sara Beth Burk- holder, Sue Williams, Barbara Ankrum, Sharon Herr, Agnes Schutz, Carrie Benton, Sharon Sommer. THIRD ROW Janice Hilty, Lance Larson, Donna Nusbaum, Ruth Anna Stewart, Jerry Stall. FOURTH ROW: Nan Augsburger, Janice Burry, Pat Hector, Betty Dearth, Linda Phillips, Margie Eck, Mary Baumgartner, Bob Anderson, Richard Morvay, Frank Rower, Howard DeVore, Jerry Pierman, Bill Rosenberger, Linda Ankrum, Larry Williams, Ed Rosen berger, David Bracy, Mr. Balmer. wr Nl. 0 Geert tg, -me toe-ws. FN 0 is 'sf' 'Q f -- 'C ' csv B ' if ' f Aa' 1 C 1 I 'fwfr S-S' ,LJ . . t , J it f r ' in-1 .W R, s A ,f f .ff ' v' hug? 1 l I T 4, 'dl 1' gl l L',iw1.a.:iL V HUMAN r FIRST ROW: Sandra Sommers, Geneva Bixel, Anita Stewart, Judy Culp, Betty Dearth, Ann Augsburger, Kae Herr Sharla Seyers, Ruth Anna Stewart, Marilyn Reichenbach, Rella Bailey. SECOND ROW: Lee Eisenbach, Anne An krum, Carrie Benton, Helen Meyers, Agnes Schutz, Margie Schumacher, Nancy Cupp, Pat Cherry, Anne Sommer, Janice Burry, Mary Baumgartner, Jo Anna Diller, Jolene Reichenbach, Nan Augsburger, Shirlene Sutter, Norman Grubb. THIRD ROW: John Hauenstein, Sharon Herr, Sue Diller, Judy Mericle, Ruth Anna Stewart, Sue Williams Mary Ann DeVore, Barbara Amstutz, Donna Nusbaum, Sarah Bixler, Janice Kempf, Pat Hector, Linda Phillips, Vir ginia Schutz, Margie Eck, Bonnie Stoody, Janice Hilty, Sharon Sommers, Linda Ankrum, Sara Beth Burkholder, Frances DeVore, Barbara Ankrum, Joe Guillen, Mr. Balmer. FOURTH ROW:. Gary Grismore, Paul Nemire, Bob Anderson, Bill Schneck, Joe Neill, Frank Rower, Dave Burkholder, Larry Williams, Howard DeVore, Marvin Dille Jerry Stall, Richard Morvay, Ted Schumacher, Milo George, Bob Rice, Bill Hart, J. D. Burkhart, Richard Suter. Jerry Pierman, Lance Larson, David Bracy, Howard Cherry. Under the direction of Mr. Balmer, the band had a busy and successful year. It provided half time entertainment at home football games, played in the Christmas program and Spring Concert, and presented a concert in March. of new uniforms. and Librarians, Jo Reichenbach and Margie Eck. I, IJ ef,- -27 The band also worked during the year towards the purchase Officers were President, Sue Diller, Vice-President, Mar gie Schumacher, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Baurngartner, Nan Augusburger, Janice Burry, Pat Hector, Betty Dearth , 1 FIRST ROW, Marilyn Reichen bach, Nan Augsburger, Mary Ann DeVore, Carrie Benton. SECOND ROW3 Anite Stewart. Margie Eck, Virginia Schutz, Ruth Anna Stewart, Judy Culp Zaye' Z The Girls' and Boys' En- sembles, composed of students selected from the Mixed Cho- rus, were directed by Mr. Balmer. Sue Diller served as pianist for both groups. In March, the ensembles entered the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Lima, Ohio. The boys received a II rating in Class B competition. The girls received a I rating, enabling them to enter the State Contest at Bowling Green, held in April. ZMV, V, Marvin Diller, Larry Williams, Bob Anderson, Bill Hart, Jerry Pierman, Howard DeVore, Dick Morvay, Bill Schneck Sew ,usd 4' v ff: ff' ,Q 9 f ,... 3 i Wg ii P 9, T 1. s i ' W ' L. FIRST ROW, Nan Augsburger, Margie Schumacher, Marilyn Reichenbach, Virginia Schutz, Nancy Cupp, Howard DeVore, Bob Rice, Jerry Pierman, Ted Schmacher. SECOND ROW, Richard Suter, J.D. Burkhart, Shirlene Sutter, Mary Ann DeVore, Mary Baumgartner, Ann Sommer, Bill Hart, Bill Schneck, Charles Winters, John McDamels, Dave Burkholder, Bob Anderson, Mr. Hall. NOT PICTURED: Ken Augsburger 5545! Editor ...... . . .Nancy Cupp Junior Editor ..... Virginia Schutz Copy Editor ...... Margie Schumacher Bill Schneck Assistant ....... Photography ...... Ted Schumacher, Charles Winters, J.D. Burkhart, Ken Augsburger Circulation Manager.Marilyn Reichenbach Assistants ....... Bill Hart, Richard Suter 5 -,,, 5 The MIRROR Staff spent long hours outside school time to turn out this 1956-57 MIRROR. They tried to cap- ture the highlights of the school year in pictures so that this yearbook would serve as a memory book of Pandora- Gilboa for many years to come. Identification . . . . .Nan Augsburger, John McDan.iels Advertising Managers Bob Rice, Jerry Pierman Assistants . . . . . . . .Bob Anderson, Dave Burkholder, Howard D eVore Typists . . . . . . . . . Mary Alice Baurngartner, Mary Ann DeVore, Shirlene Sutter, Anne Sommer Advisor .......,. Mr. Hall r 'S E Q f FE 7, 7, , UWM President. . . . Vice-President. . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . Sentinel. . . . . . . . . Student Advisor Advisor . . . . . Joe Hart Howard DeVore Larry Williams Richard Oswald Jerry Pierman Larry Grubb Daryl Amstutz Mr. Schroeder Jo Reichenbach just after Anna Ruth Bridenbaugh crowned her 1957 FFA Sweetheart. r rr. ' ,. W'YW ' 221 4 ff'! ln, .gy-' The Future Farm ers of America is a national organization for boys en rolled in Vocational Agriculture. The Pandora-Gilboa FFA's activities this year have included the parliamentary procedure, public speaking, and state judging contests, Parent-Son Banquet, scrap drive, and travel- ing over 2000 miles in the FFA bus, purchased in April, 1956. Also this year, tl1e FFA landscaped and seeded the school lawn. By cooperative participation in these and other worthwhile activities, the FFA endeavors to develop in its members the philosophy of the FFA Motto, Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve summer jaunt to Kentucky. FIRST ROW: Larry Grubb, Jerry Pierman, Larry Williams, Joe Hart, Howard DeVore, Dick Oswald, Daryl Amstutz, Mr. Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Milo George, Winfred Bauman, Lance Larson. Ronnie Sarnsal, Bob Wehrly, Chuck Winters, Paul Nemire, Rolland Etter, Joe Neill, J. D. Burkhart, Richard Suter, Ken Augsburger, Louis Oren, Marvin Diller, Jerry Stall. THIRD ROW: Bradley Cherry, Tom Gerdeman, Darrel Grismore, Larry Lehmen, John Burkhart, Leonard Hector, Keith Sommer, Wayne Hector, Howard Cherry, Norman Grubb, Dick Bracy, Larry Phillips, Jerry Corrine, Paul Dukes. A Q. 5 5 A cs 5' O ow cy. 5 P, m 5 .- TH .. .L 'V 'P 9 V' 1 ' ! v rx The P-G FFA chapter just beginning thrir I I l sf., 'U ff, Q 7 --.... 4 , ,xi ,N . ,....L--Q12- M 4' T ,-,: FIRST ROW: Peggy Cherry, Doris Dearth, Mary Alice Baumgartner, Margie Schumacher, Pat Hector, Nan Augsburger, Janice Burry, Sharon Herr, Mrs. Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Agnes Schutz, Judy Culp, Ann Augsburger, Sandra Sommer Anita Stewart, Geneva Bixel, Shirlene Sutter, Sharla Seyer, Kae Herr, Rella Bailey, Carrie Benton, Frances DeVore, Sharon Sommer, Sara Beth Burkholder, Sue Diller, Donna Nusbatun, Jo Reichenbach, Sarah Grismore. THIRD ROW: Anne Sommer, Patty Cherry, Zuma Diller, Carolyn Amstutz, Betty Dearth, Marilyn Reichenbach, Judy Mericle, Ruth Anna Stewart, Virginia Schutz, Margie Eck, Bonnie Stoody, Sarah Bixler, Linda Phillips, Sue Williams, Mary Ann De- Vore, Janice Kempf, Barbara Arnstutz, Jo Diller. 71 I I The Future Homernakers of America have had a busy year in trying to fulfill their motto: Toward New Horizons. The year was started with a Backwards Progressive Party after which the girls attended a style show in Glandorf. Other highlights of the year were a panel discussion entitled Harmony in the Home , making toys for the Bluffton Community Hospital, and having the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. The biggest event of the year was the National FHA Week. The girls began the week by attending church together on Sunday. During the week they sponsored a Politeness Day and an Easter party for the kindergarten classes. The chapter was also very proud to have one of their chapter members, Margie Eck, as candidate for State Vice President, and to receive the Award of Merit at the State Convention. President ...... ..... P at Hector Vice-President . . . . . .Margie Schumacher Secretary .... . . .Mary Baurngartner Treasurer. . . . . .Nan Augsburger Reporters ' ' ' ' ' 'ggsiliiarth and Sarah Sharon Herr and Janice Burry painting bar- Historian ....... . . . Janice Burry rels for the Park' Parliamentarian . . . . .Sharon Herr Club Mothers . . . . . . Mrs. Arthur Schumacher 9 Mrs. Clyde Hector Advisor ..... . . . Mrs. Schroeder S Q 'sm - F3 no ff C? 6 FIRST ROW, Mary Baumgartner, Virginia Schutz, Nancy Cupp, Margie Schumacher, Marilyn Reichenbach, Janice Burry, Sharon Herr, Mrs. Fish SECOND ROW, Sandra Sommer, Geneva Bixel, Shirlene Sutter, Sharla Seyer, Kae Herr, Carrie Benton, Sharon Sommer, Janice Hilty, Sue Diller, Judy Culp, Ruth Anna Stewart, Sara Beth Burkholder, Bonnie Stoody THIRD ROW, Judy Mericle, Nan Augsburger, Margie Eck. Sue Williams, Pat Hector, Mary Ann De Vote, Janice Kempf, Jo Anna Diller, Jolene Reichenbach, Agnes Schutz, Anne Sommer, Peg Cherry I' 'i'- T r- -1- 2 ax.. s ---1 -,- 'H' ' ax HT!- Kf The Y-Teens have had an active year in trying to fulfill their goal: To grow as a person in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities in the knowledge and love of God. Some of the highlights of our year have been: honoring the parents of the football players at Parents' Night , sending Christmas boxes to the mountain children of Kentucky, Christmas caroling to shut-ins and presenting each with a fruit plate, making arithmetic cards for the Pumam County Retarded Children's School, a program on race and creed problems, plan- ning an evening of fun for the children in an orphanage, and a Mother-Daughter breakfast in May to close the year's activities. The officers for 1956-67 were as follows: President, Margie Schumacherg Vice-President, Nancy Cuppg Sec- retary: Marilyn Reichenbachg Treasurer, Sharon Herrg Program Chairman, Virginia Schutzg Refreshment Chair- man, Mary Alice Baumgartnerg Reporter, Janice Burry. 5 'Z ,.L.,.. , n ,. sf A- ' . cf' 1 lofi 17' ' 1 r s 4 up Y 5 C v A., '- ,.-nxg, --' .J ' tl X Q.. FIRST ROW, Dave Burkholder, Joe Hart, Bob Rice, Jerry Pierman, Mr. Hall SECOND ROW, Ruth Arm Krohn, Marilyn Reichenbach, Jo Rcichenbach, Sue Diller, Agnes Schutz, Sandra Sommer O The Student Council is the govern- ing body, representing the student body. Four representatives are elected from the senior class and two from each of the other high school classes. Officers for the 1956-57 school year were: President, Bob Riceg Vice-Presi- dent, Joe Hartg Secretary, Jerry Pier- mang Reporter, Dave Burkholder. The Council planned monthly chapel meetings, sponsored movies throughout the year, and organized the first Home- coming since the consolidation. The biggest task of the year was the forming ofa constitution which con- tains all the rules, regulations, and powers of the Student Council. A student handbook, containing the constitution and general rules for the school, was made and distributed to all students by the heshman, sophomores, and junior members of the Council. 2644! The Rocket Blast Staff is composed of the members ofthe Journalism class, They worked hard during the school year to put out an interesting and infor- mative newspaper twice monthly. Under Mr. Hall's supervision, the Rocket Blast tried to create more interest in student activities and teach the staff members the principles of good journal- ism. Daryl Amstutz, Rolland Nemire, Marvin Diller, Nancy Cupp, Ron Knepper, Mr. Hall, , f . f 8 I . fir. l 7' N 1 ' Tig ' 1 Q M W Q,.f-wifi A i , Aly' A Q,T..,, 1 X if 1 . . ..- ,I n . '71 . 7:6 i , Mt 5' ' - 1-:nk u - A . 4 F 'QI FIRST ROW: Dick Bracy, Janice Hilty, Anita Stewart, Margie Eck, Janice Kempf, Mary Ann DeVcxe, Sue Diller Sue Williams, Agnes Schutz, Frances DeVore, Sha.rla Seyer. SECOND ROW: Larry Bogaert, Dean Basinger, David Bracy Milo George, Richard Suter, Dick Oswald, Richard Morvay, Ed Rosenberger, Joe Guillen, Bob Rice. THIRD ROW Lance Lar son, Lee Eisenbach, Bob Anderson, Bill Rosenberger, Ted Schumacher, Frank Rower, Howard DeVore, Bill Hart, Jerry Pierm an, Dave Burkholder. DISTRICT WINNERS Bob Anderson Dave Burkholder Frances DeVore Mary Ann DeVore Howard DeVore Suzanne Diller Lee Eisenbach Milo George Joe Guillen Ted Schumiacher Agnes Schutz Anita Stewart Richard Suter Richard Morvay Richard Oswald Richard Oswald with his physics project. -. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann DeVore, Suzanne D ler, Anita Stewart, Agnes Schutz. SECOND ROW: Lee Eisnebach, Richard Suter Richard Oswald, Joe Guillen. L is STATE WINNERS Richard Suter with his math project. Joe Guillen explaining his math project to Mr. Fish. ouvucnuc Mc our 1 FIRST ROW Sue Diller Vugrma Schutz Jaruce Kempf Nancy Cupp Jo Reichenbach Mary Ann DeVore Judy Culp SECOND ROW Frances DeVore, Jim Basxnger Howard DeVore Dick Oswald Ted Schumacher Frank Rower, Anita Stewart Sharon Sommer 6405 The high scores these students received on the Preliminary District Scholarship Test entitled them to represent PGHS at Bowling Green, May 4 There the following students received high ratings in Division III Richard Oswald third in physics, Sue Diller, fifth in Latin II, Virginia Schutz fifth in American history, Frances DeVore sixth in Latin I, Nancy Cupp, ninth in English PHI, Frank Rower, tenth in alge bra I, Anita Stewart tenth in plane geometry, Jim Basinger eleventh in general science, Mary Ann De ore fifteenth in English XI, and Jo Rerchenbach Honorable Mention in English X These students should be congratulated for the fine job they have done PQWMMS The P-G Honor Society was initiated to give recognition to students for high scholastic achievem ent Students earning 50 points receive a letter, 75 points, a medal and 100 points earns a cup Cups were earned by Bill Hart, Margie Schumacher, Howard DeVore Judy Culp, Richard Oswald Bob Rice and Nancy Cupp Jerry Pierman, Richard Suter, B111 Schneck Virginia Schutz Marilyn Reichenbach and Mary Ann De Vore earned charms Joe Hart Kae Herr, Pat Hector, Larry Williams, Ron Knepper Ruth Krohn Richard Morvay Joe Guil- len Anne Sommer, Dave Burkholder Bob Anderson, Nan Augsburger Mary Alice Baumgartner Anita Ste- wart and Sue Diller received letters. FIRST ROW: Judy Culp, Kae Herr, Ruth Krohn, Mary Ann DeVore, Marilyn Reichenbach, Nan Augsbmger, Sue Diller, Anita Stewart. SECOND ROW: Joe Guillen, Bob Anderson, Bill Hart, Bill Schneck, Richard Suter, Pat Hector, Nancy Cupp, Anne Sommer, Mary Alice Baurngartner, Virginia Schutz. THIRD ROW: Howard De Vore, Dave Burkholder, Richard Morvay, Larry Williams, Dick Oswald, Joe Hart, Bob Rice. 55 i - I,-A s nfl YQ-.1 X ? -... FIRST ROW5 Mr. Rosenberger, Howard DeVore, Dean Basinger, Ed Rosenberger, Lee Eisenbach, Gary Hilty, David Suter, Bill Rosenberger, Larry Bogaert, Ron Knepper, Bob Bracy SECOND ROWg J.D. Burkhart, Dick Oswald, Dave Wenger, Jerry Steinman, Rolland Nemire, Melvin Neise, Edwin Ketner, Bob Eisenbach, Sam Herman, Arthur Meyer O The Industrial A rts curriculum for 1956-57 consisted only of Mechanical Drawing because of the building pro- gram. llawing cla sses were held for each of the four upper grades, one period a day, throughout the year. Industrial Art minded students and their instructor are looking forward to their new shop in the coming year. New areas in the Industrial Arts program will be installed. Students who will consider Industrial Arts as a major will be offered ua ining in the areas of woodworking, engineering, crafts, and electricity. Some of these areas will include several subjects. For instance, metalwork will include arc and gas welding, wrought iron, bench metal, and sheet metal. The Pandora-Gilboa Industrial Arts Department will be able to offer training in about twelve different areas. Sh P39597 'hnrmzi M Nr, 5- ' A -'fi 3 J R , in . . , g , .4 , sv fs lf, 1 4 sz' 'Lit FIRST ROW, Carolyn Amstutz, Zuma Diller, Sue Diller, Richard Oswald, Bill Schneck, Virginia Schutz, Mrs. Fish, Sandra Sommer. SECOND ROW, Margie Schumacher, Sarah Grismore, Mary Baumgartner, Mary Ann DeVore, Agnes Schutz, Frances DeVore, Sara Beth Burkholder, Anita Stewart, Howard Cherry, Joe Guillen, David Bracy, Jim Basinger. THIRD ROW, Nancy Cupp, Sharon Herr, Carrie Benton, Marilyn Reichenbach, Nan Augsburger, Sharon Sommer, Janice Hilty, Jo Anna Diller, Jolene Reichenbach, Frank Rower, Bob Rice, Bill Hart, John McDaniels I , T' ' ig, gif, A ,-5a,g5g,,j,, ' - ' . -- -wen v ,f A K W 1' e - Y 1 A .5 is 2 Offctmd Q . ,f is H President . . . . ......... . . .Richard Oswald J 'Q 'g' Vice President . . . . Sue Diller 54' 5 F' Sec.-Treas. . . . . . Virginia Schutz S ' eb Reporter . . . . . Bill Schneck H 4' uk! . , , I ., A .3 Q. 4 - h A -' .' he V u Q S l g- mk, ,,.,, T ' ' 'lf A Y Y QUE Eil HEARTS idk K I I I 3 lui . ill QueenMa.rgie A, A'if' gms lin' HEIXIUS The Valentine Ball, sponsored by the Senior Class, was held February 9 in the gymnasium. The night was spent dancing to the music ofa band with the highlight of the evening being the announcement of Margie Schumacher as Queen of Hearts. She was chosen by popular vote of the student body. Queen of Hearts 25466 SE ll :- ,hifi I Ill' .pa ' :hilly leur. oil if Presenting Queen Margie with flowers and candy Annotmcement of the Queen of Hearts. ,fl C' Bill Hnrl's Math Project 5 I 3 I fu L 1 , wks . Get that tip! if 'Cs-Q... , . Shall I take it? First Grade Visits the Railroad Station ' J,-1-1 ---' i F W nad? -?'b. 41 V Contcmplating? Chow Time The Great Roman Gladiators u- - fl. --fur , I x wr 'e k -. , wg October 5, 1956, markcd the first Homecoming ever held at Pandora-Gilboa. The event was under the sponsorship of the Stu- dent Council. A large crowd attended the exciting football game, which saw the Rockets bow to Bluffton's Pirates, 25-13. Another lar e crowd was on hand for the crowning ceremonies, held in Sie gym immediately after the game. A dance concluded the Homecom- ing festivities. Queen Judy Culp and Captain Dick Suter Junior Attendants Marilyn Reichen bach and John Mc Daniels '4ae,,, zilsgoiirxirsfznd Q cn fwfr 5 ew I., , ,.., Bob Rice Sophomore Atten dants Judy Mericle and Fred Burkhart Senior Attendants Nancy Cupp and J. D. Burkhart , pap Fwflfi- it J 3,3 xref'-wr if-C FIRST ROW, Judy Mericle, Nancy Cupp, Judy Culp, Ruth Ann Krohn, Marilyn Rcichenbach, Sandra Sommer SECOND ROW, Joe Hart, Fred Burkhart, J.D. Burkhart, Dick Suter, Bob Rice, John McDaniels, Dean Basinger, Jerry Pierman H -1 .sv.-bdtr'7T,T X Fl! Freshman Atten- dants Sandra Som- mer and Dean Ba- singer li ,V Q, ' f f yi V . I .5 ww z , 124 g,g,,'e7e,.i6 f n.5,s2, o ol., ir, 3 if if 14. Marv Dxller Fullback 'X rd ,iw- dir x Mr' M' D1ckSuter Guard Lowe Oren Guard J D Burkhart Tackle Dave Wenger En Larry Grubb-Guard Sam Herman Halfback R01 Nem1re Tackle Marrlyn Relchenbach, Ruthre Krohn, Dorls Dearth, Kae Herr, Amta Stewart. f we f ik F 4 , , , Y Y 'N , I g . V ,sf y. Q.. . 'ii '4 A -if M ' N -1' rf K - .'N- N T1 ,M r it V er'r 1 -'ri' fi e 5 ,A ,r:ew-..,,' A , ' - - d e x I I 1 A at ,x ,, l 3 1 I 'S A .. 4 62 FIRST ROW: John McDaniels, Gary Grismore, David Bracy, Jim Basinger, Lee Eisenbach, Larry Lehman, Ron Samsal Paul Dukes, Jerry Steinman, Ron Knepper, Bob Wherly. SECOND ROW: Chuck Winters, Dick Suter, Larry Grubb, Joe Guillen, Bob Anderson, Sam Herman, Louie Oren, Wayne Basinger, Bill Hart, Ron Baumgartner. THIRD ROW: Coach Stahl, J. D. Burkhart, Gary Hilty, Dave Wenger, Fred Burkhart, Bob Rice, Marv Diller, Rol Nemire, Jerry Stall, Dave Burkholder, John Hauenstein, Coach Snyder. 7 SCHEDULE PANDORA-CILBOA 6 McComb 0 18 Spencerville O 7 Forest O 6 Leipsic 6 13 Bluffton 25 0 Elida 39 12 Lafayette 16 6 Delphos Jefferson 35 0 Columbus Grove 32 Bob Rice Quarterback Bill Hart LEIPSIC GREEN!-IOUSE Haliback Leipsic, Ohio 6 3 ! ,....-4-...A Z,-'N ,r 5 LJ Yi T U' g 5 me x E 5 A 1 ' P L sc tm ' Q 1 A xg A t Xp: fy xg' X! SN pjixkjifgxa., Q XJ X X 5, J by 1 , 3 z X. 1 1 J of ff 1 53 35 ' . V 1 'kb' f A . if N 1 1 , an 'ir NN f rr yr IU R l l XJ! ,. ,fix . V SK s 14.4 ld 4 FIRST ROW: Dave Burkholder, Bill Hart, Dick Oswald, Joe Hart, Bob Rice, Manager Bill Schneck SECOND ROW Coach Martin Stahl, Bob Anderson, John McDaniels, Tom Gerdeman, Dick Morvay, John I-Iauenstein, Dave Wenger, Sam Herman, Ass't. Coach Doran Snyder Under the capable coaching of Mr. Stahl, the P-G Rockets chalked up an 8-11 rec ord during the 1956-57 season. Although not always the winning team, these boys I W showed good teamwork and fine sportsmanship on the cage floor. - ' ' Senior members of the Varsity squad were Dick Oswald, Bill Hart. Bob Rice, Joe If-i1li?iI U Hart, and Sam Herman. A knee injury prevented Dave Wenger from completing this 4 , y season. i f Pandora-Gilboa 26 46 52 49 51 42 52 47 47 47 57 50 67 52 50 59 66 66 Tournament 65 W4-may Miller City Ottawa Public Continental Cory-Rawson McComb Ottoville Liberty-Benton Kalida Columbus Grove Bluffton Vaughnsville Beaverdam Columbus Grove Bluffton Ft. Jennings Leipsic Ottawa SPPS Glandorf Ottawa SPPS Kae Herr, Marilyn Reichenbach, Ruth Ann Krohn 133 I 1, .!. 1 FIRST ROW: Howard Cherry, Joe Guillen, Dick Bracy, Bob Eisenbach, Tom Gerdeman, Bob Wehrly, Jerry Pier- man. SECDND ROW: Coach Stahl, Lee Eisenbach, Gary Hilty, Joe Hart, Dick Morvay, Dick Oswald, Milo George, Dave Burkholder, Sam Herman. gaeefafl New uniforms were purchased for the 15 boys who reported for fi . baseball practice this spring. X Hats off to the boys 84 their coach for their efforts! . 'fling ,.r. - srvlw ' ' isinima A Joe Hart Joe Guillen Bob Eisenbach Jerry Pierman Sam Herman Dick Oswald Dave Burkholder .av Due to inclement weather conditions, the team under Coach X if R Stahl, saw limited action. They were able to get in a few games, M, Q jf however, and they enjoyed practicing when the weather permitted. p Y, X I fx .1 FIRST ROW Daryl Amstutz, Bob Anderson Fred Burkhart Paul Nemire, Chuck Winters Bill Hart Ron Knepper SECOND ROW Brll Schneck Dave Burkholder Joe Hart, Howard DeVore Rol Nem1re Marvm Drller Frank Rower Dave Wenger Coach Snyder Although the track season got off to a slow start because of the wet weather the P G Hack team had a very successful year wrnntng the three brg meets of the year the Ixorthwest Conference Putnam County and Spartan Relays Two records were broken by P-G boys B111 Hart vaulted 10 feet '7 lnches to break the Iyorthwest Conference pole vault record and Dave Wenger ran the 880 yard run rn 2 05 6 to break the Putnam County record ln that event Howard DeVore B111 Hart who broke the pole vault record Daryl Amstutz Fred Burkhart Marvln Drller as v1 R55-In--fda Ron Knepper Dave Wenger who broke the 880 yard run record 3 x a r 1 1 : l 3 J 7 Y 7 7 ' 9 if 5 r 'VM J., , 3? f . . 1 ' Y 1 1 V . 1- Y I f K W , . . ' ' ' Y -1 . J ' , , K , . ' - eff? 1' W W . ' -1.-5 ' jc H -..........r, Taj. M . . V' A : ', ' ' v l . v I 1 9, ay v M s sl f A Q 5 l ' , ,ji , , I K f fy ,, - , ',5:i1..x...,p t , 4 - av yu I , . Y , . 1 - - s R V I 4 'I ' I , ,'l A ry . ' o , ' , ' it r - ' -. , 4--tg' ff 52,12 A ,. ' . , ,, B ' Z V ,J .. . , L E '... l'. l'3ff fl -4 ' '. 'C 'tv uftfj., 1' + ' ' ' - ,, ? '. Q I YZF J., - s tiff. My r p g '-,433 -W ' tix fcgf,L'? IH: , My - tl Y,s, X ' for 22, . f lf' .H ' , Q lf -f . fn -, , . 77 vc, Q. -1112 r f ffr f ' 'rf ' W 'f .1 'M' R -vw' .,- ,Sf f FIRST ROW John Hauenstem, Bob Anderson, Rxchard Morvay, John Mc Daniel J St 11 B'11 Schn k ' - , erry a , 1 ec , Man 'fer SECOND ROW Mr Stahl, Dick Bracy, Jerry Steinman, Chuck Winters. Fred Burkhart, Bob Wehrly, Mr Snyder fecwwe Anita Stewart, Judy Mericle, Joe Reichenbach 'madman Z, U 5913 ............. FIRST ROW, Howard Cherry, Bill Rosenberger, Lance Larson, Larry Lehman, Paul Dukes SECOND ROW, Lee Eisenbach, David Bracy, Ro land Etter, Dean Basinger, Frank Rower,Jim Basinger, Mr. Snyder rm 0 F if 3 hw we .I an 3QU ' I .'- vm 3 I' f 1 ll? :iff-r 1 wang, Al uc' Q . Fr PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr. M. B. Rice, M.D. ........... Pandora, Ohio Dr. H. A. Neiswander, M.D. ..... Pandora, Ohio Dr. E. L. Watkins, Dentist .... . . .Leipsic, Ohio Dr. Francis Basinger, Dentist ..... Bluffton, Ohio Q Mg' ' 'A' D, is 'gym A, :ff 1 if Margie's Ancestors Head Majorette Those Busy Builders Jerry Pierman azproject Senior Confabb f' JOHN J KEIL THOMAS D MCLAUGHLIN L Oh Architects Pandora Oh no Rookie Ron Knepper took the sergeant s advice and put on a clean pau' of socks every day A week passed by Where are your shoes? snarled the sarge I can t get them on over seven palrs of socks replied Ron FRANTZ TELEVISION SMITTY S BARBER SHOP Sales and Service 3 bufbers RCA and Zennh Best Flat Top ln the County Phone 4511 217 W Mann Street Pandora Oh no Ottawa Ohio C0 'Pl? 1e 'S wELTY AND SCHUMACHER PRODUCE JACK OVERHOLT MARATHON Qvvllfv E995 PRODUCTS Pandora Ohio Phone 4401 Pandora Ohio a . 1 . . . n ll :cl n - . . . n . , . I . MEYERS CHEVROLET SALES 0 '0C0VERALL SERVE We dry clean sell or rent Coveralls Shop Coats Shlrts 8. Trousers Wlplng Towels - ! C H Servlce for all Industrial laundrylng needs - Phone 2 8680 li' 321 W Hugh Street W F Meyers 0 R Meyers Limo Ohio Sales and Serv: ce Phone 1971 220 West Sycamore Street Columbus Grove Qhm l.ElPS1C lMPl.EMENT CO Cl1eV 0lef APP 0Ved Meclmmcs John Deere Sales St Service Genuine Chevrolet Parts Lelpslc Phone14 Ohlo Pat H My father always takes thmgs apart when they don t go Tom ls that rLght7 Complzments MILLAGER WALGREEN DRUGS Phone 2 2771 Ottawa Ohio EARL MOYER AND soN Compliments Of Excavating 81 Grading Complete mstallatlon of Septlc tanks and tllter JESSE J BROWN beds basements waterllnes sewers tooters tlle tlle draln Free Estimates Phone Rawson 2665 Sales 8' Servlce I H - 9 ll l :cu - il Pat: Yes, so you'cl better go now. 1 hear him coming. of 'M ,L -Faye' I I . I I I 1 LaPOIN T FUNERAL HUME Modem Funeral Service 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 2 1621 916 East Mann Ottawa Ohuo The great granddaughter of Pres W11l1am H Taft had just entered a new htgh school Her teacher asked her to wrtte her autobtography After much contemplatron she wrote as follows My great grandfather was Presldent of the Umted States My grandfather was Senator from Ohro My father 1S Ambassador to Ireland I am a Browtnel its GILBOA GROVEDALE FEED C0 FEED CO Purlna Chows Sanitation Products Farm Supplies Gram, Chucks, and Poults Broiler and Turkey Headquarters New Bulk Feed Handling and Dellvery Service Phone Gllboa 2152 Phone Columbus Grove 1561 CUPP 8. LEMLEY Modern Farm Machinery Quallty Hardware Popular Appllances Olls Greases Tlres and Shop Service Why IS xt you go steady Wlth her? How IS that? She '11 go wxth me PANDORA BURKHOLDER EGG 81 POULTRY CO SALES AND SERVICE Buying Quality Eggs on G Case Farm Machinery QUC'l'fY Basis Llncoln Welders Prompt Pickup Service on Poultry Phone 7391 Phone 4441 Pandora Ohio Pandora Ohio . ' I . , . We11, because she's different from other girls. CORKWELLS' Ottawa Ohno Sports Supplies Flshlng and Huntlnq Equnpmenf Marulyn R telling Ann S about her boyfriend It was so strange the way we met We were Introduced Your shopping headquarters FREY S Your complete department store Ottawa Ohio Ottawa GUSTWILLER s Men and Boys Wear Tel 2 2243 mx. ,NT Q Ohio I - - - . ll . n - Q - at . I I . . 9 ' - 1 ' ., Jaw, 72r ' WY ,,n.,-Mmn+ 'N'?' K 'tfW ' ,,,,,i 5' .- '93'aH'g 1 '. -4-, N ff F i,,..,1-...1 L'l'N'u'f 7 -rt .5354 ' 1'Q-,t:- Ar. -v Hffff- '- M' ' I ,, , . ...V ..- ? I . 1-I y ' '71 at - fomplznzenls NEUHAUSER HATCHERY INC onoouc o U, 3 U -I I IN I E' Z 2 5 X 5 X SS DOHC! A IFNTTK ghxds First In Profit H 8. N NICK CHICK Ottawa Ohio Leghorns The Layer that offers you CONSISTENT PROOF of HIGHER PROFIT OAK You be the Judge Try them agannst anything the dlffe ence BETTER With H 8. N s Open Sunday Ottawa Ohio I do hope you keep your cows In a pasture sand Mrs Schroeder as she pond the mnlkman Yes madam replied the mllkman of course we keep them nn a pasture I m so glad gushed Mrs 5 I ve been toId that pasteurlzed mlIIc IS much the best' Compzmlem of LEIPSIC RETAIL MERCHANTS Lelpslc, Ohno ' 2 of w AOL! ' , .x AJ' X-1' m K x 1 I ' . 51619 . - ...... Q sr n Fine Foods EARN Moses . . . SAVE MORE! . . . uve f ERIIFIEDJAND s. APPR in c Creative Photography Q a new way by which we can serve you. H M .5 .- .. 1 ' ' I .L . . W. wi 7. -f L ,F 3 s f- Y my , ff- :amaze 5: Epmmty 1 1 ...,,....,.,,,,,,,,-- V 3,,aM GERBER S STUDIO formerly MAAG 8. MERSHMAN BODY SHOP Nev A 5 d'o Now located at 'l22 S Mann 433 5 Oak Bluffton Ohno Ottawa Ohuo Phone 'l68 W Phone 3 1651 Your Photographic Headquarters Shoe department manager to customer Yes we have qulte a selectlon of loafers I 11 see xfl can get one to wan on you Compliments KLENK S PFIS ' YBRMD5 ' Clothlng and Shoes for Men and Boys STANLEY BURKHART Lelpslc Columbus Grove Phone 7794 Pandora Ohuo ,QW all , Ill !!l3 5 In , I y yin -- W-M Y .. . nxt-5 . . 0 Y ' Of 7 Q .. '. . :li ' I f . E .. , . , .' ' ' .'5lf': l'?fvf' 'haf' SOMMER MOTOR SALES CAM PNELL PEST CONTROL PANDORA HARDWARE STEINER TRACTOR SALES AND SUPPLY COMPANY Ferguson Pnone 4431 Hardware Paints Plumbing Pandora Ohuo Heohng Appliances Phone 7501 Pandora Ohio Bob I hear B II as kicked off the squad D How so? Bob He as t Id to tackle the dummy and he tackled the coach plzment It s a pleasure to shop ln this modern store We alm to please ANDERSON S BUCKEYE LUNCH E eryday lo prices HARRY S SUPERETTE Bluffton Oh 0 Hank Armantrout s 0 ZENDER MUSIC STORE 134 E High PEPSI COLA L'mC' Ohm The Llgllf Refreshment . ' ll - - ll , I w . J , xr H . ., . , ll H , w o . Com ' s of ' ' - . I v w ' 1 i , I O .. Pwzmm gomzq Compliments .fweetocd 144441 Columbus Grove Ohio Pandora Olwno Lelpslc Ohio D Auction Every Friday 5 Dolly Market Hogs sheep and calves Pandora Columbus Grove 'llgr len Xugsbur er llgr lllrold lloxcl LBIPSIC li J Johns 'Northwestern Oluo Norm in flrubb lm 1 won t be llxlne llllOllS md x eirs from now errw Stall Vlln Norm in flrubb ust tlxlnlx of all the lustorv tlmere ll be to studx bw tlmt tlme 25 SaZe4auwlSmucce Case Farm Machinery Lincoln Welders Phone 739l Pandora Ol'1lO SZecam77ZOZ04S4Ze4 Dodge Plymouth Pandora Olxlo . of . . I I of Xlgr. . . .on A P l 1 a 1 IH, glrdl , 72 iz fi' '.l I , 'I . saw V711 . Y . L . J. ,Q 2 1 Z HJ. ' ' 1 'I 1, l ,' e ' .H . .- HAAS HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 439I Pando o Ohio HAAS FUNERAL HOME Phone 4391 do o Olwlo A Iaulance Service Day and Night Mr Hall Can you wrrte shorthand? Kae Herr Yes but rt takes me longer C mplz ns Compliments REX THEATER NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO Ohlo PIIOFIG w I25 N Mann Bluffton Ohio Ottawa Cnmpl ments C0 plzm nts McCRATE MOTOR SALES I4 d S Ie S r Llmu Ohm GREGGS Columbus Gro e Phone IOII 7 7 Pon r ' fo 'me t Of of CLARENCE D. DILLER, Agent of I m ' e Of 'or . a s and fe vic ' ' REESE INSURANCE AND MCCULLOUGH STORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Mem Candles Fresh Fruits Ice Cream General Insurance llhen Ln need 0 Lnsurance or realestate C Reese Phone 238I Phone 1801 Of 7806 G bOC' Ohm Pandora Ohio I m sorry madam said the attendant at the movie but you can t take that dog into the theater EVANS TYPEWRITER CO BROWN S STORE Corner Cory and Crawford Sts Q rocerles 'llefats Findlay Ohio Drs Goods Business 'llachlnes and I' quipment Gnlboa Ohio ALICE BEAUTY AND DRESS SHOPPE GE'GER SA'-E5 AND SERWCE General Repairing Qtorm Ilindows and Doors All Sovfh Mom Sheet Awnings and Canopies Ixurfus Paints Round Oak and Delco I' urnaces Fmdlcv Ohm Shell Products Phone 752I Qhoes I' ormals Pandora Ohm 1 I . H , i r ,, . 1 V- , ss v I - .ss Y How absurd, protested Janice Burry, What harm can pictures do a little dog like this? ' I I ' - . . I I . INV FO ir FARM 5' AiQ luumwwmh vs. R MASTER' NDD 'll fflllg MTLLIN5 CD5 E33 N HOME GRA' znzwlp 53 Dave Wenger What makes the baby at your house cry so muc Mr Snyder Well lf you had all your halr off and your teeth out and your legs were so weak you couldn t stand on them I guess you d feel llke crylng tool AY' 'Lih- LUGIBIHL S MEAT MARKET AND FROZEN FOOD CENTER Fresh Home Dressed Meats Frozen FFUITS Fresh FYUITS ln Season Beef Quarters Frozen Food Lockers Curmg Smokmg Processlng Custom Slaughtermg Year Around Phone 7931 Pandora Ohio H I lm Sylvester A Schroeder PAUL MCCL LLOUGH S GARAGE G. :boo ohm OHOWG Ile zlor for De KALB CORN AND CHIX Phone Glondorf 2402 R No Ohio Xhss Xlulxlbbcn T011 hire pOSltlNf'lN the slowest box Iknow I n t there finytlllng you ire qU1Ck at? 0 Nemlre I et tired awful fast CONIPI INIFN FS OP PUTNAM COUNTY STONE COMPANY PRODUCERS OF LIMESTONE PRODUCTS Offowo Ohio Cn zu ' wuts ' ,Q , of T 9 R. . .3 .1 1 , ,' n is Y 1' ' v V 1 v , 9 - - 11 s , I 1' 4 ' C . R 1 1 ' I H g ' a ' ai .H I McDANIEL S BARBER AND BEAlITY SHOP Best Hazrcut LH Town P 0 e2361 PLAINVIEW FARM DAIRY Galboo Ohio wht Route 103 2 Qmlles West of Arllngfon Phone 4373 Jenera Ol-,lo Nhss McK1bben Joe deflne gender Joe Guillen Gender shows whether a man IS masculine femmlne or neuter HARTMAN SONS Furniture and Carpets Funeral Dlrectors Columbus Grove OPTIC Success to each of you TEEN TOURS 415 Burns Drlve Detrolf I4 Mlchlgan Fdwm D PIIIIIIPS Iames ,I fxearnev Corzgratulatzons to the Class ofl957 GILBOA HARDWARE Gllboa Ohio I lv M 4 - M ' qbal 2 f gf E -IW xi A V A , 3 4 , A S K I 3 P- A ,rn .... , . . D H . 99 A . : is , . . , . . . PANDORA GILBOA SCHOOLS KNOWLTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Bllf Oh constructed by BUD S LAWN SUPPLIES SHANEY ELECTRIC Radio 8. T V Sales 81 Service Open PL67ILTLgQ Phone 4481 Route I2 Pandorc ohm Pandora Ohio s I 1 Deflne a clrc e 'llllo fxeorge 'I circle IS a Ilne whlch meets ILS other end WILIIOUL endlng fomplzments BURRY S MARKET On Route I2 Phone 765I Pandora Ohio BRACY S CLOVER FARM STORE Uualzly Foods Ileats f' rec Delzvery Thrlft Plus Satlsfactlon L E Bracy VARSITY SHOP Sportswear Clothing Furnishings Young Men 8 Boys Phone 4 28I6 224 North Mom Sf Llm Shop In Our Store for Men ancl Teen Pan Alley for Hn School Chucs THE LEADER The Store for Teens a Oh no 1 I Ol . Y. NIr.fisI: ' '1. I I O! I .. Compliments B. F KOHLI INC Plumbing and Heating Contractor 134 North Unlon Street Limo OhlO of Q , O FRED F LAUBENTHAL at soN Dea,e,S ,n BECKMAN s JEWELERS Hardwood lumber cement sand and OHGWO Ohm reinforcing steel Dlamonds Phone 31317 Bulova llamllton longlnes Wlttnauer l0O4 E Third St Flgln Vlyler Watches Ottawa Ohio TINY S AUTO WRECKING Nm Always buylng scrap lron and metal Columbus Grove Ohio t Phone 1171 Mrs Knepper How, dear? Ron Teacher asked me to name an lnventlon by whlch we can take photographs through walls and all I sald was A wlndow DILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Hlram D Dlller, Agent Dlller s POllCleS Pay Phone 7621 Pandora Ohio The test ol good msurance comes when losses are adjusted and d A par n adequately lnsured loss doesn t ltst happen lt IS usually the result of careful study and plannlng by your lnsurance man to keep your pOl1Cl6S In proper worklng order at all tlmes We glVB On the Spot Services every day Consult us as you would your doctor or lawyer for expert professlonal protectlon 3dVlCC . I I 1 ' , . Y J . . . , , y . . , , O , U C l Hon Knepper: I got into trouble today in schooif, , as H . U . . . ' I ' Y 99 . . . Sl ' , ' ' 7,7 1 1 1 u 1 I I . ' 3 ff ' 77 RUSCO . . . THE GREATEST NAME IN IN WINDOWS AND DOORS congratulates The 1957 Graduatmg Class Pandora G1lboa H1gh School RUSCO c U O O Always one step ahead of the weather with C 0 M PA N Y 0 Complimenfs of Qfgaageit .lamfa gcafdoza Sufpkec 71401445 77Zcxed Home-:ere gaacfwre 264464 Qfafwlwaae 1904 Ph 22680 1 I I ' I S' , f Ottawa Ohio one '7ou'mmz godq Pepewz Collision Specmlrsls Ottawa 95,0 Phone 21034 Starz -Jewel Frne Food Pandora Ohm Ks Bob Illce btlrted out III the fdllllly car for a Siturdax fllglll date Ins mother 1veI11m the usu 11 C xutxon about the dangers of weekend trafflc Don t worry 'Ilom Ile sald reassurln Iv We II park Compliments Dmueia Dang Pandora OHIO PRESCRIPTION SERVICE f vE ' 77Zem2e4 Duc? Stow Pandora Ohm 1 -k , , , xt , , gt i E ' . 66 1 77 4 ' li I 7 7, , . . , U , V . 9 o,' ' of I ., ,- , v Z f ' 0 X f . Courtesy of SCHUMACHER STONE CO PAUL DILLER All size of crushed agricultural lime Prompt Deliveries FUNERAL HQME phone 4261 Pandora Ohio Bluffton Phone 222 W Mrs Schroeder to Mr Schroeder who IS shavxng What would you like thrown xnto your cage for breakfast thls morn1ng7 Comphments f STEINER AND HUSER Merit Clothes Freeman Shoes Jerslld Sweaters FE NSTERMAKER S SHOES COOPCVS Uf1d'eS Mallory Hats Arrow Shirts 415 S Mom Phone 183 Cl h I I,,1f',1o afQpR'Q1cQ1,evf'f,'ff 'e Bos wlLl.lAMs CHEVROLET mc Whlte Sewing Machines balm and sewwe RCA Whirlpool Washers and Dryers C Ch I P Z I WA LTERMIRE S enume euro e ar Q lour frrendly Store l35W Bluffton ohm B'Uff'O'1 Ohm . g . . I H ' ' : ' ' ' 0 I . Findlay Ohio Baumer., ohio I 1 N K MORRIS SHOES 2I9N Mom Limo I' eaturlng CIIII Il I IPI' shoes for chlldren G FI -XPS SNNDLI' R SAUDI FS for the glrls Nlercurv Sales and Servxce CROSBY SQI ARE and BLXTI S campus faxorltes for boys Carefullv fltted bv experts phone 3681 Steve Morris Chete Mortln Columbus Grove Ohm Complzments of JONES GARAGE HAUENSTEIN 5 BAKERY Chrysler Plymouth Sales 'llr and 'Nlrs Roy IIHUCUSICIII C I b G Qualny Used Cars Ill N Mum St O Um Us rove phone 2601 Ohm Bluffton Ohlo Iluthle Krohn to 'Nlother Ive used up three Iussproof Ilpstlclcs and I st1II don I know lf It works TOMLINSON Broke - Sprung Service Broke Service Wheel Allgnlng Frame Straightening Phone 68710 212 South Ellzobeth Street Llmo Ohio BEE GEE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CO 136 N. Mom St. Bowling Green Ohio Phone 37712 Complete Athletlc and Team Supplies Co-Managers Glenn M. Sharp Walt Householder ' I 1 - -, - - . , . I sz ss 1 f j w - - ., -,.. . 4 . JJ-y Y 1 K K , . . V . . , . . A v . r . 1 1 4 n - u nv - , ' - I 0 . I ' 1 I - I as 1 ,- ' ' ' 9 - - n . Q C ongratulatzons to the aefwff' 1957 Craduatmg Class r T rom the J -,sql T Gang at the gl FEDERATED STORE Helen Ella .lamce Nancy Pandora Ohxo Phone 4451 C F NISWANDER gm SON Bluffton Ohm Nlr Stahl Why dld the Pllgrlms 1nv1te the lndlans to the very flrst Thanksglvmg d1nner7 Prank Rower Because there wasn t anybody else to 1nv1te Complrmenfs Nate Ganger WISE CLOTHING 8. SHOE CO. Boy Scout Dlstrlbutor Ottawa Qhw ART A NORDHAUS Wheel Allgnment Wheel Balancing Parts Flrestone FIFCS frame Qtralghlenlng Brake Serxlce East Mann Street Ottawa Ohio Phone 22936 NICKEL PLATE ELEVATOR Dealer In Gram, llay, Seed, 8. Coal C. A. Hlegel, Proprietor Leplpslc Ohio Compliments of PUTNAM COUNTY BUYERS GROUP OHOWG Ohio Route 224 nwff V fs-fag , ,,'..13i.'? C, I .,.. 'TT' N l 2 , ,, A A .g -,,.,,.1 1 . in-jbzrlagi' 3 K L .V + V 1 -' E f gif i f f ' ' 1 T A la ILP' ' ' B1 2 E1 ' T : lg A V i ' Q, .A . f, l 2 I - I -raw ..., 1 1 1 . . ' . H V, V . . . . . . , , , , ,, 'V I if , ' ' Y! . of Y - . . . - 4. A . . Y. as 1 I ' STEWART s DEPARTMENT STORE JOSTEN S lll South Hugh St 60th Annrversary Columbus Grove Ohio Creators of Fine Class Rnngs Quality Merchandise Compehhve Prices General Offnces 8. Studios Owotonno Munnesota fomplzments NICKLES TOASTMASTER BREAD 0 8 Buns Sweets Columbus Grove Ohio Baked by Phone l72l FRANK BAKER BREAD CO Custom Sloughterlng Tenderlzlng Curing Sl Home Freezer Processing l-'mc Ohm Service Year Round the tee he steoped up Scswung mightily His club hit the turf Kcsent chimks of earth flying Again Mr Dick took a healthy swing Szagain it did not move Mrs D1ck's only comment was There seems to be a lot of exercise in this game but I fail to see the use of the ball Congratulatzons FINDLAY COLLEGE Best Wzshes to the Class of 1937 A Good Llberal Arts College OHIO POWER COMPANY Smce 1882 Fmdlay Ohio , I at ' - Of 0 . I . . I Mr. Dick had taken Mrs. Dick to the golf course to show her how the game is played. Placing a ball on . I A . - . .. - . . . , . . . . . . xy . .,, CQ. Back to school Mlss McK1bbcn and Mr Stahl .lrc welcomed to PCHS Football prev1ew it Bluffton we Wm 0 O Lrtrn Club has slave auctlon We beat Speneervllle lb 0 here No Sehool' ' Putnam County Frur No School Fur We tike Forest on thelr home gruhron FHA has rcgressmve party Wc t1e LCIPSIC, 6 6 m 3. hard fought game Onsale-L Bluffton sporls our f1rst Homecommg 25 13 Scmors go to Fostorra to have Lllell' plctures taken Rockets lose to Ehda 39 O We lose agam to L1f'1yette 16 12 FFA .md FHA 1n1t1ate freshman members Rockets bow Lo Delphos-Je fferson at Delphos B md Boosters sponsor Halloween party Z We bow to Grove's Bulldogs, 32 O Junlor play Seventeen IS Awfully Young ', at Gllboa No School' ' Teacher's meetmg FFA goes to Clueago Also Thanksgrwng VJCJUOII We beat Ottawa Publre here -16 44 Semors get p1ctures Sophomores order class r1ngs Rockets travel to Cont1nent.1l only to lose We beat Cory Rawson 51 33 McComb loses to P-G Rockets Ottovrlle proves too much for us we lose Kallda too strong we lose elglllfl Mr Sehroeder and Mlss Burkholder become M1 and Mrs Schroeder Merry Chrrstmas' ' VdC8t1Ol'1 27 8 Hohday Tournament at Bluffton We take seeond' Ywww Back to school Happy New Ye ar' ' We beat V2Lllgl1I1SXll1C on our home court The Schroeders have company at 1 OO A M' We beJ.LBe.1verd.1rn, .JO 4.9 FFA .md FHA put on PTA program Grove plays here we WIN' ' 18 Semor Scholarslup Tests at Ottawa Everyone gets vacatlon but the Semors We lose o Bluffton 4. . 5 ' ' . ' ' 1 . 7. N 'X . 5 ' , - . 10. Q ' ' . 14. . . . . - X- y l 20. ' .. ' . 21. . 1' . - . ' '. ' ' 1 ' ' . 25. . 28. . . . - I . n - N. 5. ' ' ' , - . 10. ' ' ' ' N ' V ' ' . 12. . ' , - . 19. N ' , . . , - . 23. ' ' S N ' X . 26. ' N ' ' ' . 31. L . 2. - . 9. ' , ' ' ' . 16. .. ' . 21. Basketball startsg we play at Miller Cityg 'nuf said. 22-24. ' ' ' K . ' ' ' ' . 30. ' X ' ' '. , ' - f. 5. ' 0 ' . 6. ' . 7. ' ' X. 8. - ' , - . 11. . 14. 1 ' 3 M 21. ' 5 1 ' ' . 22. . ' ' ' ' '. .. . 24. X 1 ' .. ' ' .. 2. . ' X .. 4. X . 5. ' : . . 8' . .. ,, ,. , r' - r' 9. ' . 11. ' ' . . 19. 22. 23 24 '7 Putnam County Music Festival at Ottawa. Booster Nite at Gilboa. A Community Institute at Gilbou. We beat Ft. Jennings. We play at Lerpsre We 1054, to SPPS there 75 66 We bow agarn tins time to Glandorf Senror V.1lent1ne Ball Marsfre rs 'Queen of Heirts ' New Gnlhoa atlehtron IS eiechcated Phys Etl Nlte at PTA Senrors have clnlz supper Yum NLf1OI1H1FFA Weel No School' Wa h1ngton's buthday Latrn Club has re 11 Roman Banquet FFA vans gold aung at Parlramentary Procedure Contest 7fZmc4 FHA Polro Benefxt Dance Txaek starts Kae Herr becomes lust engagcdSen1or gxrl Solo and ensemble contest at Lrma FHA Mother Daughter Banquet Lat1n Convent1on at Columbus Band and chorus concert Band and chorus travel to Ada for contest r cerxe I1 ratmgs Apu! '76 cane Sophomores get elass rrngs Drstrnct QCILHCK. Day at Bowllng Green Senror play Out On A L1mb at Grlboa Senror play State Solo and Ensembl Conte Dual track meet wrth Bluffton, we w1n State Serencc Day Good Fr1day No school FFA Parent Son Banquet s at Bowhng Green 1' mek meet with Conunent 11, we wln Athletre brnquet Seholarshrp Dry tt Bowlmg, Green Spartan R lays at Luna P G takes 'A DIVISION Voeal eoneert at G1lboa Junrors tr at S nXo s to a mght of fun Wrshmg W ll was the theme and t le prom lasted most of the mght We become Putnam County track champrons' ' W C 1' U party for the Semors Drstuct traek Hieet at Bowlnn Green Y Te ns entertarn the1r mothers at 1 Miy Breakfast Stnrors leave for Washrnoton New York and Nratra F 111s Senxors arrlxe home P rndora Al LLUIIII B Lnquet Baee tl rure1te 11 2 30111 tht Grate Mennonrte Chureh Commencement at b U0 rn the bymnrsrum 1 Grlboa Alurnru B tnquet 5. X Q. X , X - , 6. ' ' , '. ' X ' ' . Q. s ' . .. ' , . DX, 'A v ,, ,ag .I 10. X ' ' ' ' ' ' . 13. . . ' X ' . X ' ' ' ' - X . ! 16-23. 2 ' X i. 22. . 3 ' ' A . 27. ' 1 ' ' . ' r ' ' ' X X , 1. ' X ' ' 4' -. .- Y 16' . s s s x- '- x f s ' ' l 23. ' . X 'X ' ' . 26. - ' X ' . 29. ' X ' . ' . 30. ' .5 e ' . 6. ' ' t 'X X X ' X . 12. X ' , ' ,X ' '. 13. X ' . ' X ' c t ' . 15. ' X ' X ' . 19. ' . ' . . 23. ' - f 26. P-G wins Northwest Conference Track Meet. 1. ' .1 X 1 ' X 1 X ' . 3. X ' X L X. 4. X 'X ' c' ' 5- 'XX' . 11. ' eX' CZK' X . 4' 'c X XX' 1X X . 13. X X X ' ' ' .. 14. . .' . . f ' X X ' . 19. X ' X' X X ' 'X , X X ', ' 3 ' z X. 23. . X ' ' X. 25. 4 ' ' L X 1-x '7'2 10110 She dled Sept 27 1956 a member of the class of 1959 She IS sadly m1ssed by her classmates and af0ae We .love As long as memorres endure Our loved one cannot dre For memoues grow sweeter st111 As days and years go by And t111 the tlme we meet agaln As loved ones always do Sweet memorles of the one we love W111 always stay w1th us The Fam11y BNWT! 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