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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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DEDICA TIDN We, the Mirror Staff of 1959, wish to dedicate this edition of the Mirror to the parents who have faithfully helped us through our years of school attendance. Their patience, guidance, and sacrifices have made it possible for our education to becomea reality. We sincerely thank them for giving us the opportunity to face the future with high hopes and good training. .,,,..afa Aaammil W71!!fNSKL c ll K in! N fx- , 4. . Q ...- - ., .- . 1 . . - I ' I . 1' q---- -'-f g. 1. :-:JA-1 I- , .,,:.3 '-.' -.,.--1. .' ' , .3-,5,-jun, ,-5. . . .-.-, g.--f.-,,5', ., 5-,3 ff. -..-.1-.1 ...jk - -. i, 1 Q , .A , I., JI, -...iq .,..,', .. ,. ..... .A .., I 1. , I 1 ' ' ', ?H.?-1- .' -V..Ifvl'--'-.':.,1.2Z.-' '. F. - X 1 ' 4 ,-vgf yj 11:1-Zim . 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Instrumental and Voca1Mus1c .Tumor Hlgh School and Hlgh School. MR NEIL KEHLER Chem1stry Physics General Sc1ence Busmess Mathemattcs MRS DOROTHY FISH Algebra Geometry Tng onometry, Sohd Geometry Latm I and II MR ARTHUR OLSON Blology Physlcal Education Basketball Coach Asststant Football Coach www!!- 9' MRS IRIS KERSH English IX X XII Journalism MRS PAT OMAN Typmgl II Bookkeepmg Short hand Offxce Pracuce, Physxcal Educatlon MRS HELEN MARKS Engl1shXI Libranan MR, CARL OMAN Amerlcan Htstory, World Hts tory, Government, Drivers' Educauon, Football Coach, Asslstant Basketball Coach. MR. WAYNE SCHROEDER Vocauonal Agnculture. MRS, GENEVIEVE SCHROEDER Home Economics. Q, 'il' lg! .Ng rar MR. - ,, fly- ,472 gr as MR - . Ly, -v ' ' , , . I , MR, - - , I f'L,:,ii, A jg . T 'V ' mn- - , Q ,L,,,,7 rf., r ' lynn .. an I5 'af' E A1 '71 r ,,, X . A ,V 1, f A ' 0 ' 1 1 1 ' l ' 1 1 1 ' I . ' s ' . , l . c - 1 1 . D . K u 1 1 ' . ' 0 a ' 1 I ' 1 . ' , ' L ' MAA 7 1 55 f? ' in ' - , 5 I STUDENTS PREPARE FOR ADULT LIFE xERS Elin MRS. DORIS WELCH - English, Girls Physical Ed- ucation, Spelling and Writing VIII. MR. MELVYN ARTHUR - Spelling VII, Ohio and American History, Math VIII. MR. CARROLL COOPER - Science and First Aid VIII Science and Geography VII MRS DANA EVERETT Pandora Fourth Grade. MRS PAULINE CUPP Pandora Fifth Grade. MR ELLWYN HARTZLER Pandora Sixth Grade R BONNIE STITES Gllboa Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS DOROTHY HIGHT Gllboa Third Grade MRS ELEANOR MALOINE Gilboa Fourth Grade MRS MARY LICIITY Pandora Second Grade. MRS JANICE BURI-XHARI E andora Third Grade MRS FRANCES SOMNIER Pandora First Grade. . U ' , . A- . ' - - . jpxf X O I fi, lm , I I ,' ,iv , 4. 1, - .. I A, , A ,. - 3 . I i THE FACULTY AND SCHOOL BOARD WORK TOGETHER MRS. MILDRED LEHMAN Gllboa Klndergarten MRS WANDA CHERRY Gllboa Second Grade C8 MISS MARILYN DE VORE-Grlboa Frrst Grade Qnot DICIUYSOJ MRS VERENA SCHUMACHER Elementary Musrc MISS GENEWIEVE BEAGLE Pandora Klndergarten rs A SCHOOL BOARD Mr Edison D111er Mr Glenn Seyer Mr Ia1'nesPrerman Superrntendentl-I Paul Snyder Mr John Styer Mr Rolla Etter Mr Charles Lemley 8 . ' A . - , J . - . ' D P 1 S Q Q 9 1' 4 10 1 , .. i 0 r A E s S J .1 5 in 1, . X 3 M , , S . e A..- .- . X 5 1- L 1 I . 1 I , 1 , , o - p 1 I - ' The task of the cooks is not a small nor an easy one. To prepare nutritious and delicious meals for many hungry stu dents requires much time and effort We the students wish to thank our cooks for a Job well done. The custodians of our school deserve high rewards for their faithfulness in their never ending job of cleaning our school. Always they have managed to keep the school spotless and to regulate the heating of such a large building. The1r diligence is to be commended The bus drivers deserve many thanks for the extra tasks they do for the benefit of the student body They drive on field trips and to social and sports events at other schools COOKS Mrs Inez Stewart Mrs Evelyn Benton CUSTODIANS: Mr. Eddie Keifer Mrs Viola Donaldson Mr Correl Donaldson. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Eldon Reichenbach, Mr. Frank Krohn, Mr. Eddie Keifer, Mr. Gene Suter. 9 5 t,4 Our cooks are to be commended for the appetlzmg dmners they prepared throughout the year Also thetr cheer fulness and frlendhness to the puplls and faculty have helped to make th1s a happy school year Besrdes the Job of cleanmg the custod1ans IS ajob of many small tasks for the faculty and students When extra acnvmes take place at the school they must glve of the1r mme to take care of the bu1ld1ng We wlsh to thank the custodlans for thelr patlence co operatlon and labor COOKS Mrs Mary Pmgle Mrs Hazel Stambrook The duty of the bus dr1ver xs to see that the pupxls on h1s bus are taken to school and dehvered home safely Th1s Job was very capably performed by our bus dr1vers CUSTODIANS Mr Gene Brackheld Mrs SCHUUL BUS V BUS DRIVERS Mr Harold Gram Mr Eugene Rosenberger Mr E G McDan1als 10 f . . . . . . , . . Katherine Maidlow. , V Q v Y K , f F- 5 v .Q f s. a f , fs xr, ...L up nr x. ENGLISH FOUNDATION FOR KNOWLEDGE The Freshmen Sophomore and Senror Englrsh classes were under the rnstrucuon of Mrs I1'1S Kersh Mrs Helen Marks taught the Jumors The classes studred grammar com posmon ards speakrng and hsrenrng rules and lrterature Also all the classes took a freld mp to the Putnam County Lrbrary to learn how to use the lrbrary properly and effrcrently Under the supervrslon of Mrs Kersh the SBHIOF class presen ted a debate as an assembly program and the Sophomores presented a variety program JUNIORS STUDY HARD SOPHOMORES FIND READING FUN FRESHMEN ENJOY ENGLISH I2 P' is Elghth Graders Proud of Sclence Projects Part of Sclence Dlsplay 1n Seventh Grade SCIENCE KEY T0 EXPANDING UNIVERSE The sclence classes, lnstructed by Mr Ne11 Kehler and Mr Arthur Olson, had a twofold purpose They acqualnted the students not only wlth the hows and whys of SCIGDCC but also thetr values to man k1nd The suence courses mclude general scxence blology chemtstry and physlcs. -1. Larry and Jeanne dtssectmg Earthworms. Mr. Kehler and Sharon Sommers using Bio108Y Class makes USC Of Visual Aids Analytical Balance in Physics Class Y Amerrcan Hrstory Class exanunes Revolutronary War Folders W Prctures of Early Ohro SOCIAL STUDIES PREPARE STUDENTS FOR LIFE ms-w-wsu., 'I4 Interesung 1sn't rt Lance? The socral studres classes were taught by Mr Carl Oman The subjects stud1ed rncluded world hrstory Amerr can hrstory and democracy One feature that proved to be rnformatrve to the students was the studyrng of current events one dav each week A freld tmp to the state Capltol to see the state legrslature rn SSSSIOH was also a valuable experrence for the Junror and Senror Classes f -3- ,Q N K Fx Ml .1 fir!- Q. i t 1 I W .. '. ' 191 I, I . 'iv' I t l I Il? 1 ' Eighth Grade , I fel' an QQ ff' MATHEMATICS -BACKBONE OF RESEARCH Those ambrtrous Exghth Graders' Busmess mathematlcs was taught by Mr Nell Kehler and algebra plane geometry sohd Geometry and trrgonometry were taught by Mrs Dorothy Flsh Wlth Mrs F1sh s guldance and supervrsron elghteen mathematrcs students prepared proJects to enter at D1str1ct SCICHCC Day Here s your m1stake Frances W 1 f ...Jr 1 30' 'Q 51 5 6 Q ffm wa. Busrness Math Test Papers come Back 1 4 1 A Wi' if 2524! inn.. HUMAN PYRAMID The physlcal educatton classes rnstructed by Mrs Patrrcia Oman and Mr Arthur Olson aid the students in malntaming good physlcal condmon. The classes DRIIICIPSIB in softball basketball volleyball cahsthenrcs relays prng pong and trampoline performances MAKE THAT SHOT ANITAI The mam goal of Dnvers' Educauon IS to teach the student good driving habits Under the d1rect1on of Mr Carl Oman the students learned the rules and regulatlons concernmg traffrc laws the responsibility that accompames drrvmg and what it means to have the privilege to drrve AIDS FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY 1,4 'I6 DRIVER EDUCATION FLOOR IT LINDA' AND THIS IS A SLOW SIGN SOME GIRLS SKETCHING CHIP CARVING ART, INDUSTRIAL ARTS CREATE BEAUTY, UTILITY Several of the areas covered m art class thls year were o1l Dalfltlflg ch1p carvmg of wood leather craft and the hves and works of varlous ZITISIS and sculptors The art class under the superv1s1on of the1r teacher Mr Lloyd Harmshfeger presented a puppet show usmg puppets stage, and scenery made by the class members Tours of the Bluffton College Art Department and the Toledo Museum of Art proved to be very educauonal and enhghtenlng to the class The Industrlal Arts classes instructed by Mr Eugene Rosenberger completed projects 1n wood workrng plastu: and metal. Many of these accomphshments were used 1r1 a d1sp1ay at Columbus where Pandora G1lboa placed second 1n the state w1de competmon. 9' ,fe 4 FINISHING A CABINET FOR MUSIC DEP ARTMENT ,TERRY POLISHES HIS BOOKCASE BED I7 F1rst Year Latm Second Year Latm LATIN, COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS IMPORTANT rnstructed by Mrs Dorothy Flsh The ftrst year students learned the fundamentals of the Lat1n language by con jugatmg verbs and dechnlng nouns The second year class enJoyed conversat1ona1Lat1n to help them rn speakmg and wrrtrng Latrn The commerc1a1subJects, Wh1Ch mclude shorthand, typmg, bookkeeplng and offrce practrce, were taught by Mrs Patrrcra Oman These courses are offered to Students Interested IU secretarial work and off1ce Jobs Does It balance, Dave? Typrsts at Work' 'I8 Shorthand Class . The first-year and second-year Latin classes were ' ' ' ' . . , ' , - . . , . . . , , i - . . ' . . ' ' ll I ' ll ' A A I l Cherry P1e Bakers Z C? i ...M- Recordmg wlth Mary Lou s COURSES ESSENTIAL MODERN ERA Two goals of the g1r1s takmg home econom1cs are to learn the proper technlques of homemakmg and to develop better personal trauts The home eco nomics classes, taught by Mrs GSFICVICVC Schroeder study home decoraung and furnlshlngs, ch1ld development famxly relauonshxps personal health cook Lng and sewmg. The ,Tumor and Semor g1r1s enjoyed presentmg dxscussxons on the WRFD rad1o stat1on 1- 1- 'lf 'Y Vocauonal agnculture, taught by Mr Wayne Schroeder, lS the subject offered to boys mterested ID agrlculture The boys study farm mechanlcs llve stock Judglng and care, d1fferent trends 1n crop farmmg parllamentary pro cedure, a.r1d pubhc speakmg. Th1s course promotes better farmmg DFHCIICCS and 1eadersh1p quahtles Curtams For The Kmdergarten .Terry Stall Fuung A Sprayer Troubles, M1109 19 ' f s 4 1 s My Y 3 M R by , Q SL.: n ' A 4 1.,k'nyv , . . A - y A ' r :fx VOQATIONAL 'C' IN ' ' . . .. , fir fr. ,fa INTELLIG ENT SCHOLARS? RALPH CHECKS OUT A BOOK PLEASURE ABOUNDS IN A WORLD OF BOOKS Students were aided in their studying throughout the school year by the use of references from the libraries. Also, pupils enjoyed reading many of the new and interesting books contained in the lib- raries. The High School library was under the efficient supervision of student librarians in the forenoons and Mrs. Helen Marks in the after- MRS. MARKS - BUSY LIBRARIAN HOOHS. ....:.. ,H--, TED AND MILO ENJOY SPORTS ILLUSTRATED M vm mi -'HW' 1' DOING REFERENCE WORK '-rtg is pn i AAA An..- PANDORA FIRST ROW Mary Io Schtuhacher Phlhp Probst Rolf Haenlsch Ktm Schroeder Barbara Prerman Zula Blubaugh Wayne MoOwen ,TudyHartz1er RobertKorte Gene Augsburger Bobby Sornmers SECOND ROW Kathy Marshall Curus Such Susan Schumacher Dav1dSa1ucc1 Becky Kaufman Gary Mrller Gregory Nussbaum Becky Krohn Steve Dlller Donald Burkholder Byron Lehman Denny Cherry Ray Morns Rosanna Suter Martha Swank Valerxe Bastnger Patty Barlage Gary Steffen Mary Pope. ABSENT Mark B1dlack Karen Sutter B1Jly Balmer A GOOD START LEADS TO GOOD UNDERSTANDING GILBOA FIRST ROW D1ck1e McCullough Crystal Nash ,Tunrny Wehrly Brenda Seyer Carole Gxesey Linda Khne, J'Ohl'1l116 Dlller Irna Velasquez SECOND ROW Steve Forney Danny Seyer Ahce Meyer Dav1d McCullough R1chard Fenstermaker Ruth Stevenson Patty Dunn Tommy Patnck Cynthxa G1esey Maragaret Cherry Dav1d Deters THIRD ROW MISS DeVore. ABSENT CharheFhnt Mrs. Sornmers. THIRD ROW: Douglas Cook, David Grismore, Bobby Cook, Michele Risser, John Suter, GILBOA FIRST ROW Bella Velasquez Sherry Hector Dennts Prngle Dav1dSpradl1n Delbert Warkms LOUIS Halker Gordon Drller Davtd Khne SECOND ROW Mrs Cherry Judy S1gler Carole Gtesy Gall Statnbrook Lmda Marttn Carol Ann Wtlltams Paul DeVore Tommy Stewart SECOND GRADERS MASTER ART OF WRITING PANDORA FIRST ROW Beverly Powell Dan1elSchurnacher Kenneth Beck Mar1e Korte Dean Lug,1nb1.lL Calvtn Dlller Martha Suter Davld Core Robert Baumgartner Harlan Bastnger Cheryl Lug1bLhl Janna Hartzler SECOND ROW Douglas Lehman Dan1elPa1ne Ioan Schaubhn Mark Amstutz Kent Cherry Davtd Hllty Jean Long Gregg Zuercher Edward Rttcher Thomas McCullough Gary Kauffman Thomas Dtller Mrs Lxchty ADSENT Jean Basmger Jan Keller She1laLug1nbthl Thomas Nxswander Pamela Oren Ronald Schumacher L 4 . S ': ' , , ' ' , ' '. ' , ' , ' , ' ' . : . , ' . A , ' ' n I lr . I I 1 ' ' : I A I I . r I I A 1 . I I I I I . I 1 .I 1 . A . 7 I I . I I I , , . . 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' , . 7, ,fa , M GILBOA FIRST ROW Conme Schwab Georgla Mack Mary Mack Ellen Wlsda Llnda Rodabaugh Susan Reynolds Terrl W1rth SECOND ROW Conn1e Seyer Jane Wlul3fHS Ke1th Harman Carl Meyer Gary Grrsmore Robert Patrtck Stanley Oren Xllan Ge1sey Nhchael Grubb Terry Bowers Susan Reynolds TIILRD ROW Mrs Hlght ABSENT R1chard Mora PANDORA FIRST ROW Mary Ann Stoody Davld Lmtz M1chael Marshall Darren Such Rudlger Haemsch Joan Lemley Gordon Schumacher D1ane Saluccl Nancy Lehman Dawn Schumacher Kev1nBlubaugh SECOND ROW Randall Baslnger Raymond Pope Rlchard Memke Terry Cherry Donald Bucher Barbara Schaubhn Daryl Br1denbaug,h Mrchael Karhoff Trma Relchenbach Mlchael Rlsser ,TanetDav1dson Edward Samsal THIRD ROW Mrs Burkhart Karen Balmer Susan Atewart D1anneAmstutz Rosme Crow Rebecca Bracy Thomas Schumacher Judy Augsourger Chem Schamp Charles Welty Tom Moser ABSENT Rose Pope Steven Sutter Steven McCullough PANDORA FIRST ROW Joyce Lugtnblll Sharla Sommer Kathy Nelll Max Schroeder Thomas Lehman George Farltng Lana Mabry Kathy Pterman Nancy Stelner Dl3llLIV1COW8ll PSLILINUSDHUITI Jeanene Welty SECOND ROW Phylhs Getger Fred Cood Bllly Thornton Roy Walton Carol Rttcher Mark Blxler Charles Usrey Ronald Etter Ruth Htlty Paulette Schutz Steven Wrlght Pamela Frantz THIRD ROW Mrs Everett Kay Dlller Carol Saluccl Carlene Nusbaum Frances Baumgartner Tommy Schumacher Eugene Suter Jerry Hart Marvm Basmger Sandra Baumgartuer Beth Schtunacher Dtane Grtsmore Gerhart Haemsch ABSENT Bonnte Pame James Kempf GILBOA FLRST ROW ,Tumor Bush Robert Htxon Daruel M1randa Judy Spradhn IudySpradl.1n Dean Stevenson Elmer Halker Manta Charles SECOND ROW Donna Khne E1leenGe1sey Mary Bowers El1daRangel Sandra Watkms Carol Deters Nhcky Wtsda Ronn1eKerner GILBOA FIRST ROW Brenda Stevenson Frankhn Hector Sally Mora Martlyn Meyer Louts Ward Joe Velasquez Steve Oren Chuck Nash SECOND ROW Mrs Sutes Carolyn Meyer Joyce Kuhbander Dtck Falrchtld Btlly Payne Terry Gmther Ntcky Mdlullough Paula Rosendrans Luctlle Meyer RuthAnn Spradhn Paula Marun ABSENT Ltnda G1Jl11and PANDORA FIRST ROW Glen Schroeder Ttmmy Hartzler Kathy Schamp Jeffrey Mllan Donald Cook Rebecca Lehman Beverly Sommers James Suter Llnda McOwen Patty Beck SECOND ROW Mtchael Shaney Rlchard Lehman John Neill D1anne Baumgartner Alan Basmger Jeanette Bastnger Yvonne Ntswander Dorothy Brxler Mark Benton Daruel Htlty Mrs Cupp THLRD ROW Rodney Sutter Roy Sutter Davtd Bucher Betty Burkholder Debra Basmger Kenneth Marshall Mark Basmger Fred Suter Sharon Beck Tom Swank ABSENT Deborah Karhoff ..g,m.1 tra.. PANDORA FIRQT ROW Steven N1swander Rxchard Gexger Pr1c1lla Ftsher James Retchenbach Charles Balmer J'1fl'lHl16 Parker Gene Amstutz Denms McOwen Amta Lehman Lenn1s Core. SECOND ROW Ruth Pope Marc1a Lemley To1netteCrow Sondra Basmger Holly Rxtcher Leon Blubaugh Ronald Fruchey R1cky Cherry L1ndaSalucc1 THIRD ROW D1anne Cook David Basmger Edward Dxller Marg1eP1erman E11seSomrner Paulette Lugmbxll Larry Gnsmore LarryPowell Mr Hartzler ABSENT Carol Thornton Ann Le1ghtner SIXTH GRADERS ORGANIZE SCHOOL PATROL GILBOA FIRST ROW George Rosenkrans BaldemarVe1asquez Karen Bush Robln Stall Caro1P1erman Mary Mora Robert Fenstermaker Alfredo Rangel SECOND ROW Donna Halker Elden Bush Luls Rangel Dane Martln Donald Harmon Carol Worley Larry Conme. Class Off1cers Happy Seventh Graders' The new Lnterests and act1v1t1es the seventh graders enjoyed durlng the year hrghhghted our flrst year 1n JllI'l101' Iugh We elected the fOuOW1I1g offlcers Presldent Judy Baslnger Vtce Presldent Larry Gratz Secretary Jenn1ferLehman Treasurer JudyRosenberger Some of the boys enjoyed competmve sports for the f1rst tune wh1le some of the glrls enjoyed leadlng cheers for them. Many students became mterested 1n rnakmg projects for our sc1ence and htstory classes whrch were very helpful 111 class work and class dlscusslon FIRST ROW Rlchard Rower Evan Reynolds James Bracy Stanley Schneck Larry Hrlty Jack Sterner Gerald MoOwen Dav1d Sutter Bobby Ge1ger Dav1d Prerman SECOND ROW Gxnger Htlty Judy Basrnger .Tenrufer Lehman Irene Meyer LauraHector D1annaKl1ne Nancy Nemlre Helen Watklns Donna Stelnrnan Dorla Basmger THIRD ROW Mr Cooper Judy Rosenberger Shlrley Comne Judy Llnger Judy Davldson Marylee Bracy Barbara Suter Barbara Alllson Sandra Relchenbach Carol Hector FOURTH ROW Ralph Ph1ll1ps Ronald Amstutz Mark Stall Ned Zuercher Roger Buehrer Larry Gratz Brent Burkhart Nate Meyer Rrchard Shellenberg Charles Pope Raymond Dtller Robert Mack FIRST ROW Arlynn Sommer Roger Basrnger Dwaxn Basmger Jerry Charles Gene Relchenbach Jack Hart Jlm Payne Charles Benton John Pope SECOND ROW Mrs Welch Carolyn I..UfY1I'1b1l1 Vxrglma Gersey Edna Bush Karen Bracy Sharon Hncon Dranne Gtnther Joan Mertcle RoeneSeyer Florence Hector Mary Swank THIRD ROW Cynthta Cupp Conn1eAugsburger Joyce Amstutz Mary Watkms Vlfglflla Nelll Judy Bndenbaugh Charlatte Kexfer Carolyn Burkholder L1.ndaBas1nger Ann Schutz Jane Ketner Glorra Btxler FOURTH ROW Lany Mlranda Douglas Retchenbach Oscar Velasquez Jtm Lernley Jm1Schutz Rodney Mathtson Dav1d Oren Charles Nlswander B111 Ensnunger Dale Shellenberg J lmmy Rosenberger EIGHTH GRADERS ANTICIPATE GRADUATION The erghth graders spent a busy year prepartng for the erghth grade tr1p play and class parues In addttton to school work they parttctpated tn assembly programs athletlc events and other school acttvmes Although thelr Junlor htgh experrences have been most mterestrng and enjoyable they are eagerly aW31T,l.I1g the commg btg event of enterrng htgh school. To lead the group the students elected the followlng offtcers Oscar Velasquez Pres1dent Douglas Retchenbach Vlce Presldent Jane Ketner Secretary and Carolyn Burkholder Treasurer Class dlscusston seems to be fun' C1355 Offlcerg FIRST ROW Sandra Fruchey Kay Lynn Stall Jane Nusbaum Merry Eck Dorothy Meyer Donna Samsal Luquetta Bastnger Eunda MoCurdy Karen Lugtbhtl Sh1rleyLug1nb1ll Karen Payne Chrtsune SC,lllllIlZ1Cll6I' Jane Pternlan. SECOND ROW Jack Stoody M1ChaelE-aumgartner Randall Rerchenbach Ronliastnger B111 Stall Rodney McDan1el Donald Altman Thomas G1esey Kev1nSnavely Dwtght Hector Mrs Kersh Eugene Meyers Mark Gnsmore I on Retchenbach ,Tumor Velasquez FRESHMEN FIND HIGH SCHOOL CHALLENGING X, 30 The ftrst year of htgh school the freshmen found to be an excmng and challengmg experlence Th1s was Lhetr flrst opportunlty to choose subjects wluch they deslred to study tn prepartng them for the1r future vocanon Also they became tnterested tn parttctpaung tn the extracurucular acttvmes offered ID hlgh schooL CLASS OFFICERS Randall Retchenbach Presxdent Jane Pterxnan Secretary Kay Lynn Stall Treasurer Chr1st1neSc,htu11acher Vtce Prestdent 1 'I X ', I X 2 - X V W M ' l THIRD ROW: Mr. Olson, Paul Etter, David Kisseberth, Richard Dysert, Richard Thornton, Dean Welty, ,X . . A I-ypl Ca I ffeshl 77.311 IO Clfer Freshman class part y. Problems 'P 1, l.. kt . at V -Ju 2 , . 'mf' 3' Q I O I . if X TENTH GRADE FIRsT ROW Linda Radabaugh Madonna Michael Bonnle Bauman Mary Kempf Carolyn Iweise Nancy Lehman Jeanne Sommers Cheryl Phillips Joyce Williams Linda Lelghtner Dorothy Pope. SECOND ROW Mrs Fish John Amstutz Teresia Meyer Virgina Bixler Paul Bixler Mike Meinke Ronnie Fenstcrinaker David Frantz Gary Long Ted Cherry Dale Basinger Don Burry Beverly Deters Linda Diller Julia Schutz THIRD ROW Paul Nemire Gary Gerdenian Marvin Haas Paul Oren TomRitcher Rex Ketaenbarger Max Cook Sam Krohn Darrel Basinger Larry Steiner Donald Diller Paul Basinger Mr Kehler SOPHOMORES CHOOSE CLASS RINGS J The sophomores welcomed the freshman class into highlighted by a boys style show games and dancing One of the most important happenings ofthe year was the choosing of our class rings The Christmas assembly was presented by tn members of our English class CLASS O1HFICEim Garx 140112 lresident mon Fenstermaker Vice President iJaulBix1er Treasurer Mike 'vlcinke Secret ary I l D 'Y I I A I I A I' , ' , ' . : ' ' . . ' . , ' . V l I I 4 I 4 I . I N A l x A A, Y 2 1 M 'J high school by giving them an initiation party, which was x ALA v 'L C' X ' , v , ' . X I ' M2 J ' -i ' ' 2 'X J . ' ' ' Q ' ' . ' z ' A , ' 1 '. ri r I Twas the lught before ChI'1SUD3S 0 U see S ml-S' way Tough dec1s1on! 33 Frances DeVore PRESIDENT Frank Rower P-G JUNIORS VICE PRESIDENT Sara Beth Burkholder SECRETARY Sandra Sommers hm Basmger Lee Ezsenbach Zuma D111er Darrel Grlsmore Sharla Seyers Lance Larson Paul Dukes Robert Bracy Mafsha Lmtz 15- G 7 49 ,, . i qw V l ,lr ' I PRO VE CAPABLE TREASURER: Bill Rosenberger REPORTER: Sue Williams STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Roland Etter Lance Larson Sara Beth Burkholder Sue W11l1a ms il 6 Roland Etter Davld Suter Howard Cherry Ronald Samsal Sandra Sornmers Agnes Schutz Betty Dearth Larry Lehman -K., 4 .S if f 4 MUN Although the Juruor Class was lrmrted in the ted they sponsored two very lmportant events These were the prom and the play both of which proved to be very successful. Gretchen Gescheider Flank ROWCI Sharon Sommers Barry Bowers David Bracy Bill Rosenberger Mary Powell Dean Basinger Keith Sommer 1-10Yd 51115311811 number of class activities in which they participa- CLASS MUFTO 'What we are is God's gift to us: What we become is our gift to God. if CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Gold White Rose SENIOR CL ASS OFFICERS SENIORS DISTINGUISH THEMSELVES, GAIN ESTEEM 1:-1.-5 Ig .3-,Q 3- -J. Tj-, , r-'r.'f 6-Q1'li'1'.':' P--:': Ig--'-35'-.T'lf' r .Z gif. 'rf-fgff-.-','-'f'p,-'15, A -,- ,- - ' .-..-, ,.j.-5.-f-Q..-J::-z- 1-.-AL.-,1,-.:1-,11,--g -'J'-,'-1.-.'.1321,-..-.1 .- 5.1 'Z- 1.-.L 1-'.f1'lt5,1f -J', 1 . Q'-jrgi . 5 .:, In September, 1955, the doors of Pandora-Gilboa High School opened to greet the future Class of 1959. They began the school year by fleeting the following officers: President, .To Reichenbachg Vice- President, Suzanne Diller: Secretary, J' udy Mericleg Treasurer, Norman Grubb: Reporter,J an Kempfg Student Council Representatives, Pat Oren and Ed Rosenberger. The Sophomores helped initiate the Freshmen into high school life by giving them a welcoming party. As Sophomores, the class elected Charles Winters, President, Norman Grubb, Vice-P resident, Suzamme Diller, Secretary-Treasurer, .T an Kfgnpf, Reporterg Suzanne Diller and Jo Reichenbach, Student Council Representatives. On September 27, 1956, the class suffered the loss of a dear classmate, Pat Oren. Receiving their class rings was the highlight of this school year. In the new high school, the J uniors enjoyed a year filled with various activities and events. To guide them through the year, they elected the following officers: President, Wesley Leightnerg Vice-P resident, Anita Stewartg Secretary-Treasurer, Charles Wintersg Reporter, ,T an Kempfg Student Council Representa- tives, Suzanne Diller and Jo Reichenbach. Members of the class presented the successful comedy play, Two's a Crowd. The'c1ass also found enjoyment in working together to plan the J unior-Senior Prom, centering around Stairway to the Stars. In their last year of high school days, the Seniors of '59 elected .To Reichenbach, President, Suzanne Diller, Vice-President, Dick Bracy, Secretary: J an Kempf, Treasurer, Janice Hilty, Reporter, Fred Burk- hart and Milo George, Student Cotmcil Representatives. The class found delight in participating in the play, The Little Dog Laughed. Over the Rainbow was the theme of thelunior-Senior Prom, which was feted by the J uniors. Seventeen members had an interesting and memorable trip to New York and Washing- ton during the week of May 18-23. On May 24, thirty Seniors attended Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies, as the doors of Pandora-Gilboa High School once again opened to the class of 1959 -- this time to bid farewell as the Seniors started their new journey on the road of life. The Class of 1959 owes much thanks and gratitude for the patience and guidance of their teachers throughout their high school days and to their class advisers -- Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder and Mrs. Fish. BARBARA ANN AMSTUTZ FREDERICK LEE BURKHART JV -hav 1854521 3 CHARLES RICHARD BRACY SARAH IDELL BIXLER if V MILO WAYNE GEORGE IO ANNA DILLER ff! if PATRICIA ANN CHERRY A NORMAN LEE GRUBB 5 WX! SUZANNE HOPE DILLER ,xv WAYNE FRANCIS HECTOR MARGIE SUE ECK EDWIN LEE KETNER 7' if WESLEY ALLEN LEIGHTNER CONNIE IASCHKOWITZ, IANICE MAE HILTY ARTHUR THEODORE MEYER ilu' JANICE LANE KEMPF IOE WILLIAM NEILL IUDITH DARLENE MERICLE EDW IN CHARLES ROS ENBERG ER TED WILLIAM SCHUMACHER LINDA LOU PHILLIPS 'Qui DONNA JEAN NUSBAUM DAVID E, SHANNON IOLENE MARIE RICHENB ACH JERRY LEE STALL ANITA KAY STEWART JERRY LEE STEINMAN CHARLES DAYTON WINTERS BONNIE JEAN STOODY RUTH ANN STEW ART bfi , yi SENIORS TRAVEL T0 NEW YORK, WASHINGTON I 1 t W I ,,,, A .. 4 gk, ll lin F' - t 11 L V I ' A L 'nf' Ji. , A 4 L B E ' I 5' s S? ' x 7 t x . ut ' iv ff J! . . 1 -1 S ro f was Mt. Vernon Seventeen seniors met at the railroad station in McComb at 4:15 A.M. to embark on a long- awaited venture. On the train were other students, also traveling by Seniorama Toursg many new friends were made Nragara Falls, the Statue of Lrberty Radro Crty Mustc Hall the Bowery Frfth Avenue and 'Say Cheese' Adopted on the Tram the Emp1re State Burldtng were some of the mem orable srghts seen tn New York Washlngton was hlghlrghted by tours of the Russlan embassy, the wax museum the Smtthsoruan Insutute Arhngton Cem etery the many memonals vrsrted and the beautlful All Tuckered Out Woodner Hotel, rn whrch we stayed Qtatue of L1be1'tY Formal Gardens Here S I0 you ' v A THLETES PRACTICE GOOD Jerry Stall Fred Burkhart Jerry Steinman Ed Rosenberger . 'V Y FIRST ROW: Jerry Steinman, Milo George, Jerry SECOND ROW. Lance Larson, Richard Thorton bach, TomRitcher, Rodney McDaniel, Ion Carl Oman, DarrelGr1smore, Paul Oren, Ron Arthur Olson. This year the Rockets' football squad was under the direction ofa new coach, Mr. Carl Oman. A1- though it was not a winning season, the boys had a high team spirit and enjoyed playing in the games. For six senior players, this was the final season. They are Fred Burkhart, Milo George, Jerry Stall, Ed Rosenberger, Charles Winters, and Jerry Steinman. Rosenberger, Dwight Hector, Mike Meinke, U SPORTSMANSHIP ON THE GRIDIRON ,tx l WW 5 . f d Burkhart, Charles Winters, Ed Rosenberger. Darrel Basinger, Don Burry, Lee Eisen- Dean Welty, Paul Etter. THIRD ROW: Coach Dale Basinger, Gary Long, Ted Cherry, Bill Marvin Haas, Dean Basinger, Assistant Coach Charles Winters Milo George I Vg' X 7. 2 I , -I' 1 Coaches CHEERLEADERS: IO Reichenbach, Janice Kempf, Sara Beth Burkholder, Judy Mericle, Anita Stewart. MTW WWI: P 6' 6495 ,KP-Q, W Nw.-3 uf -QWV' HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS FOOTBALL SEASON V al -L 'USU' eve' M crovme The Pandora G1lboa 1958 Homecomtng was held on October 3 MISS Suzanne Dlller was elected Homecommg Queen by the htgh school student body and was crowned 1n the pre game ceremony by Ktng Charles Wmters M110 George escorted the Semor attendant M1ss Jo Retchenbach Marsha Lmtz J un1or attendant was escorted by Lee E1senbach The sophomore attendant M1ss Llnda Radabaugh was escorted byTomR1tcher RodneyMcDan1els escorted the Freshman attendant M1ss Merry Eck Followmg the game a dance was held IH the gymnastum. Although we dxd not w1n the game the Homecormng was very successful as everyone enjoyed the f6ST.1V1I16S 'KLM slut arg A Capta1n Crowns Queen HSS S uz anne Dxller x , 1 Jo Relchenbach and Marsha Lmtz I A The Queen and Court. Linda Radabaugh and Merry Eck 51 TIME OUT FOR STRATEGY JUMP - ROLAND! OREN SCORES ON JUMP SHOT STALL TIPS IT IN FOR P. G. 52 VARSITY SEES FAST Ron Fenstermaker, Dick Bracy, Max Cook, Tom CENTER FRONT: Mr. Olson. The Varsity basketball team was under the first year high school coaching of Mr. Arthur Olson. Although the season did not prove to be highly suc- cessful in the winning department, the boys always kept trying. In tournament play the Varsity lost to the highly rated Continental team. Jerry Stall, center of the team, and forward Dick Bracy as Seniors played in their last season of high school bas- ketball. Ritcher, Dale Basinger, Jerry Stall, Gary Long. 0 99 1 0 J I 'IE HARDWOOD SENIOR - JERRY STALL SENIOR - DICK BRACY K M' , .. ff COACH - MR. ART OLSON CHEERLEADERS: Anita Stewart, Sara Burk- holder, Judy Mericle, Jan Kempf, Io Reichenbach. 53 JUNIOR VARSITY GAINS EXPERIENCE Sam Krohn Don Burry Darrel Grlsmore Paul Blxler Frank Rower Mr Olson Dave Frantz J1m Basmger Darrel Basrnger Lance Lar son Mr Arthur Olson was the coach of the ,Tumor Varsrty basketball team thrs year The boys played rn many thr1J.l1r1g and close contests and are eagerly awartmg to partrcrpate rn Varsrty actron rn the next season of play .TIM TAKES A SHOT CHEERLEADERS. Marsha Lmtz, MaryKernpf,Chery1 Ph1111ps. SAM GETS A LAYUP 54 2 'se- 'sr elf! FIRST ROW Junior Velasquez Ronald Basinger Mark Grismore ,TonRe1chenbach Paul Etter SECOND ROW Michael Baumgartner B111 Stahl Dwight Hector Rodney McDaniel Randy Reichenbach Mr Oman FROSH FINALISTS IN TOURNAMENT ROD GOES UP! The Freshman basketball team coached by Mr Carl Oman enjoyed a fine season with eleven victories and three setbacks In tournament play the boys earned a fourth place position losing to Continental in a bid for the number three spot in the league standings. CHEERLEADERS: Jane Pierman, Merry Eck, Kay Stall One exchange ln P G s wmnlng Relay Team. TRACK TEAM COLLECTS Track team at DLSIIICI Meet TWO TROPHIES 'gg !..m.l! Just a blur that s speedy Paul Oren as he w1ns the Broad Jump IH the D1str1ct Meet Among the most successful of P G s sporttng act1v1t1es was the track team wh1ch made a very presentable showmg 1n both the Northwest Conference Track Meet and Putnam County Meet. Al though running second to a very powerful Columbus Grove squad P G had many outstandmg compentors Among these were M110 Chuck recemves Second Place Trophy after wmnmg the 880 Yard Run. George who won shot put at the County Meet Chuck Wlnters who won the 880 yard run 1n both meets and Paul Oren whose broad Jumplng efforts also won tn both of the area track meets In the Oh1o Wesleyan relays P G placed flfth and Paul Oren f1rst 1n broad Jump wh1ch also set a new record Although P G only placed one m DISIIICI competmon at Bow 11.ng Green fPau1 Orenj h1s leap won the event for our schooL The followmg Frlday ln State Competmon at Columbus he placed third Dunng the track season Pandora G1lboa made an excellent showmg agamst area competmon. FIRST ROW .T un1or Velasquez Ron Relchenbach B111 Rosenberger Rodney McDaruels Max Cook Mxch ael Baumgartner, Dean Welty SECOND ROW Mr Olson Don Burry Rolland Etter M110 George, David Frantz Dale Basmger Gary Long, Paul Blxler Mlke Memke, Chuck Wmters Paul Oren. , V 'Z 5 .H yn W ' .j ' 'F y A . . . . . . . . - , . . . . , ' 5 - . . , . . - , . . , s ' 1 a - . , I . 1 - , U U , . . , . , . K . ' - . 1 I l , . , - 1 I n 1 - 0 ' ' . . . , g v 1 . I . 1 , ' I X FIRST ROW Iun1orVelasquez Rodney McDan1els Lee Ersenbach Paul Etter SEOOND ROW Oman B111 Stahl Dale Basmger Ted Cherry Dwlght Hector D1CkBraCy BASEBALL NINE ACTIVE IN SPRING Although the baseball team saw lrmrted actlon due to wet weather and schedulrng problems the team enjoyed competrtron and were especrally proud of therr frrst game of the season rn whrch they beat rrval Bluffton Th1s vrctory helped to make up for a football loss suffered at therr ends The team was very shorthanded and most of the players were underclassmen Th1s w1l1 help form a nucleus for next year s team SENIOR D1ck Bracy SOPHOMORE Ted Cherry SOPHOMORE Dale Basrnger IUNIOR Lee Ersenbach JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS SHOW PROMISE R... FIRST ROW Stanley Schneck Larry H11ty Dav1dPierman Oscar Vel MR CARROLL COOPER asquez Roger Buehrer Ronald Amsttxtz James Hatfreld. SECOND ROW Charles Benton Gene Relchenbach Doug1asRe1chenbach Rlchard Rower Ralph Phllllps Evan Reynolds Gerald MoOwen. THIRD ROW James Lemley Brent Burkhart Davld Oren James Schutz Charles Nrswander Larry Gratz Nate Meyers Mark Stall Robert Gerger Ned Zuercher The ,Tumor Hlgh football and basketball tums were coached by Mr. Carroll Cooper. The football squad ended the season w1th a one wm four loss record. The boys exper tenced a very successful basketball season, wmnlng nlneteen of thelr twenty s1x games. CHEERLEADERS D1aneG1nther,Con me Augsburger, Joan Mer1cle, C arolyn Burk holder. 53 ' TL'?mQ if if .ff : , ' , ' , - . U I I I I : , . ' . ' . D I I I I . ' l , ' . , W IN ATHLETICS FOR FUTURE YEARS l FIRST ROW James Bracy Gerald Mc Owen Mark Stall Evan Reynolds Stan ley Schneck SECOND ROW Ned Zuer cher Larry Grarz Brent Burkhart Ralph Phrllxps Davld Pxerman CHEERLEADERS Dorla Baslnger Dranna Klrne Judy Basrnger Judy Rosenberger Carol Hector 84 CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Burkholder Joan Merlcle D1ane Grnrher Conme Augsbur er 1' 1' FIRST ROW J1m Payne, Gene Rerchenbach, Charles Benton, Jerry Charles. SECOND ROW Douglas Rerchenbach, Jack Hart, Dave Oren, Oscar Velasquez Mr, Cooper 59 r 'IU A 7 gi 1 L, ' V. - f ' are ! B B E, X ' 3 ' ' ' r S- , . E 4 '59 21:14 . TRACK The Junior High Track team had a very good season, winning all three of their league meets and placing second in a tie with Col- umbus Grove. Oscar Velasquez set a junior high record in the 440 yard dash for Putnam County. Other outstand- ing track contestants were Gene Reichenbach, Larry Hilty, Roger Basinger and Charles Nlswander FIRST ROW James Bracy Stanley Schneck David Pierman Jerry Charles, Bob Geiger, Larry Hilty, David Suter SECOND ROW Mr Cooper, Roger Basinger Duane Basinger Dave Oren, Brent Burkhart, Carles Niswander Larry Gratz, Oscar Velasquez, Gene Reichenbach JR HIGH TRACK, BASEBALL SQUADS COMPETE BA SEBALL The Junior High baseball and track squads were coached by Mr Carroll Cooper The boys enjoyed participating in these athletics and competing with students from other schools 60 A n' FIRST ROW James Bracy, Evan Reynolds Charles Benton, Jim Payne, Ralph Phillips David Plerman, Baldemar Velasquez SECOND ROW Mr Cooper Ronald Amstutz Bob Harmon Richard Schellenberg, Dale Schellenberg, Dave Oren, Roger Buehrer, Gene Reichenbach Oscar Velasquez, Dick Rower Bo Fenstermaker ll I E MIRROR RECORDS PGS ACTIVITIES IN PRINT FIRST ROW Mr Lloyd Harnrshfeger, Chuck Wrnters Suzanne Drller, Agnes Schutz Ted Schumacher Jo Rerchenbach An1ta Stewart SECOND ROW Judy Merrcle, Sarah Brxler Barbara Amstutz Gretchen Gescherder Jo Ann Drller Pat Cherry, Jan Kempf Donna Nusbaum Margre Eck Iamce Hrlty Frances DeVore Sara Burkholder THLRD ROW Howard Cherry Dave Bracy Ron Fenstermaker, Fred Burkhart Jrm Basrnger Mllo George Rolland Etter, Wesley Lerghtner, Drck Bracy Advertlsrng staff ready to start selllng. CENTER SueD11ler, Edrtor LEFT Agnes Schutz, Ir Edltor RIGHT Jo Rerchenbach Copy Edrtor The Mrrror IS edrted annually by a select group of h1g,h school students workrng together to collect materral to be used rn such a way that the yearbook w1ll be meanrng to those who read rt Our efforts rn publrshlng thrs book to brlng you the hlghhghts of the school year 58 59 were long and contrnuous but rf the results are happy recollectrons we feel they have not been ln varn Chuck snaps a prcture of three of the staff members 62 KQUN' FIRST ROW PattyCherr, Mrs Kersh Bonn1eStoody SECOND ROW Ian Kempf Edwm Ketner Jerry Stall Darrel Grrsmore Lee Ersen bach Joanne Diller PATTY CHERRY EDITOR The Rocket Blast staff 15 orgaruzed to publlsh the monthly school paper Each member of the staff has a certaln duty he must perform in each publrcauon. The ROCKET BLAST LS not Just a paper but a product of students workmg together who must have the ab1.l1ty to accept respons1b111ty, self drscrplrne and co-operatlon. The PEE GEE NEWS rs the school paper pub llshed monthly by the Juruor hrgh. FIRST ROW Judy Lmger, Carolyn Luginbill, Ann Schutz, Connre Augsbur ger, Ioan Mer1cle. SEC OND ROW Mr. Arthur, GeneReichenbach, Oscar Velasquez, Dave Oren, Douglas Rerchenbach, Gloria Blxler. THESE ORGANIZATIONS PUBLISH SCHOOL NEWS FIRST ROW Ted Schumacher, Chuck Wmters, Amta Stewart, Margte Eck Paul Dukes, Nancy Leh man SECOND ROW Conn1eBas1nger, Mr Harmshfeger Iun1orVelasquez Larry Lehman Ron Fen stermaker Ron Samsal Ron Basmger Mary Kempf CAMERA CLUB GIVEN NEW IMPETUS The Camera Club composed of srxteen mem bers organrzed thrs year for the fust t1me srnce 1956 The members were d1v1ded lnto four groups IH order to make the best use of the faclhtres rn the art room for developrng pr1nt1ng and enlargmg negatrves and photos The Camera Club offers students an opportumty for workrng w1th others and DOSS1b1y adoptmg photography as a hobby OFFICERS Vrce Presrdent Charles Wmters Secretary Margre Eck Treasurer Ron Basrnger Reporter Mary Kempf Student Councrl Representatrve Paul Dukes Camera Club Wtener Roast Pretty Presldent : . . . l - . I n I H 0 ' 1 1 9 I ' I I . l ' I ' - O I l 4 'V ' ' ' President .... . .Anita Stewart an ,X , s . . . ffawh' I zz - a n gnnnnoa ' O f -A ...... 'gk . . H . . , L4 -W- LATIN CLUB, ECHO OF ANCIENT ROME FIRST ROW Frances DeVore Agnes Schutz .Tulla Schutz Paul Bucler PaulBas1nger Mrs F1Sh. SEC OND ROW Sandra Sommer An1taStewart SaraBurk Llnda Dlller Mary Halker Zuma D1ller Shlrley Lug1nb1ll Sharon Sommers Lmda Lelghtner Luqueta Basmger Jeanne Sommer THIRD ROW L1ndaRada baugh ,To Relchenbach V1rg,1rua Blxler Dean Welty Ron Baslnger Randall Relchenbach Dav1dBracy ,Tim Basmger Frank Rower Kevm Snavely B1llStahl, Don Dlller Wesley Le1ghtner Teresla Meyer ,ToanneD1l ler Beverly Deters A Typxcal Laun Club Meeunv Some of the events m whlch the Laun Club paruclpated th1s year were serenadmg the faculty members w1thChr1stmas carols sung 1n Latm promoung a COORIC sale and attendlng the state Laun convenuon. The mghhght of the year was the Roman Banquet when all the members dressed and ate as the Romans d1d and vlewed Roman entertamment PRESIDENT Julia Schulz VICE PRESIDENT Paul Bucler SECRETARY TREASURER Agnes Schutz REPORTER Frances DeVore STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE PaulBas1nger 65 .. ., . 5 a .. 4 M : 1 - - . . 19' C , X 1 S, I V, , 1 1 v W gb M n W - Z 1 , 4 I 's J U V A I Vi , ' H '1 ag, 1 . , ' 1 , n . l - . ' I s . n - holder, ,TaniceHilty, Sue Diller, ChristineSchumacher, . . , I , , . , . ' 1 . . , . , u : . - y , . , . . . . ' 1 . , . , . , . . D ' . I . . . . , . I . - ' M A u - . . I . . I . , . . . . , , - . q Y - ' 2 . , , , 5. V V - . FFA, FHA CHAPTERS ARE ACTIVE FIRST ROW Kerth Sommers M1lo George Rolland Etter Charles Wmters Howard Cherry Lance Lar son Ronme SarnsaL SECOND ROW Mr Schroeder Paul Etter Jon Retchenbach Larry Lehman Paul Dukes, .Tohn Amstutz Mark Grxsmore, Davxd Shannon. THIRD ROW Barry Bowers Wayne Hector J oe Ne1l1 Ted Cherry ,Terry Stall Ron Fenstermaker Gary Gerdeman, Paul Nermre Darrel Basmger Tom Ury D1ck Bracy The Future Farmers of Arnerlca IS an Presldent Charles Wmters V1ce Presldent, Refreshments After A Meetm organlzatlon for boys enrolled tn Agrlcul ture courses Some of the F.F A s HMJ01' activmes are. Parliamentary Procedure .contests DISITICI Pubhc Speaktng contests and State Judgmg teams The d1fferent area m the program of work are leadershlp, sup erv1sedfarm1ng co operatlon and commun tty serv1ce. g New Offxcers Rolland Etter Secretary Howard Cherry Treasurer Ketth Sommer Reporter, M110 George Student Adv1ser Lance Larson Senunel, Ron Samsal Student Councxl Rep resentauve, Jerry Stall ,, g S Q 'T W E , , N Qi flee , ' 1 5 7 . . . . - ' I D 3 l 7 . . . 9 ' ' I l I ! I : O I 1 l S I D l , . 1 S ' ' - ' ' ' - - , 3 I I , . . . . , o l I 9 1 I o ' , ' I I I . . . . . ' S . - n . ' . . , - ' - I 7 ORGANIZATIONS AT P G FIRST ROW Sandra Sommer Donna Nusbatun Sharla Seyer Jan Kempf Marg1e Eck Frances DeVore, .Toyce Wtlhams J-3.11106 H1lty Jeanne Sommer SEC Karen Lug1b1hl, Aruta Stewart Madonna Mrchael Sara Burkholder, Mary Kempf Judy Merlcle tnger, Ruth Stewart Betty Dearth, Mary Powell Sue Dlller Kay Stall Sharon Sommers L1nda Lexghtner Donna Samsal, Bonnle Bauman Carolyn Nelse Cheryl Ph1lhps Nancy Lehman. THIRD ROW Dorothy Pope, OND ROW Mrs Schroeder Merry Eck Conme Bas Dtller Gretchen Gesch1eder V1rg1n1a B1x1er Joe Rerchenbach Patty Cherry Agnes Schutz Judy Ander son Lmda Radabaugh J ulta Schutz Sandra F ruchey Marsha LIDIZZ Zuma Dlller Bonrue Stoody The P andora Gtlboa Chapter of Future Presldent, Margle Eck V1ce Presldent Jan Kempf Secretary Frances DeVore Treas Homemakers of Amer1ca had a very enjoy urer Sharla Seyer Parhamentanan, Joyce able and successful year The chapter took Wllltams H1stor1an Jeanne Sommer Re Lnterestmg f1e1d trlps to a furn1ture factory porter Sandra Somer Chaplam Donna Nus and the Home Management House. The meet baum Song Leader J amce Htlty Student mgs were var1ed w1th such thmgs as a saf ety program SRILS f11.l'1'lS and dlscusstng problems wlth a beauty consultant. The Par mt Daughter Banquet 1n May was an emoy able occaslon and the ma1n soclal event for the F H A Counc1l Representatwe Barbara Amstutz Chnszmas Dance Daddy Date Nxght I . Y f V I V 2 . . . . 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Linda Phillips, Sarah Bixler, Beverly Deters, Sandra Gratz, Jane Pierman, Barbara Amstutz, Joanne X FIRST ROW Fred Burkhart 'vhlo George Jerry Stall Barbara Amstutz Patty Cherry Sue Dlller SECONID ROW Merry Eck I on Rexchenbach Don Dtller Lance Larson Paul Dukes Rol land Etter Paul Bastnger Sara Burk holder, Jeanne Sommer FIRST ROW Joan Mer1c1e Gene Relch enbach Dave Oren Dorla Baslnger SECOND ROW Mr Arthur Dav1dP1er man Tony Mlranda Ralph Phllltps ABSENT Oscar Veslasquez STUDENT COUNCIL UNITES OUR IDEAS group of the student body The htgh school PRESIDENT Sue D1.L1er counctl conslsts of two persons from each class and one person from each orgamzatlon m the h1gh school wh1le the Jumor hrgh school selects etght puptls to represent them The Student Councll planned chapel programs assemblies dances and Home .TUNFIOR HIGH SCHOOL comtng act1v1t1es and enrolled PGHS H1 the PRESIDENT DaVSOr6n Ixattonal Honor Soctety VICE PRESIDENT Gene SECRETARY TREASURER .T oan Mer1cle TREASURER DonD1ller REPORTER Rolland Etter MR WAYNE SCHROEDER ADVISER 68 VICE PRESIDENT Fred Burkhart SECRETARY Barbara Amstutz R e1ch enbach An orgamzauon new to P G Hlgh School thts year ss the Natron al Honor Socrety It rs a socrety affrhated wrth srmrlar groups all over the Unrted States. Students rn the Honor Socrety are selected by the faculty members and must marntarn an average of 3 0 or bet ter to be ellglble They must also show exceptlonal qualrttes f leadershrp, servrce and character 1n thelr school act1v1t1es and also m Lherr communlty hfe Member shrp ID the Honor Socrety rs hm tted to 15010 of the Semor Class 10070 of the Iumor Class and 5570 of the Sophomore Class J - ', 'L Donna admrres her Honor Y +v-- -ai. 'v-.4 We made rt' FIRST ROW: Suzanne Drller, Davrd Bracy, Donna Nusbaum. SECOND ROW. Anrta Stewart, Jo Rerchenbach, Agnes Schutz. NOT SHOWN: Mlke Memke, TOPS IN CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP F65 ,X Tx1AJORETTFS:Suc Williams, Sharla Suycr, Bcity Duarlh, Bmmic Bau- man Yam y Iphman -a .,.. vw.. hr- K ,. - :pw-if Effrfix .K . ,' wpwaunwuw 5-aww-ww-w 5 MM - f,Lg ., V 5 Q 455 N ' X fl wht.. XR E O 2 ' 1- HKEQQ? f gm, ' Iwi 5 ,341 ig I 1 0,-' V arf:-f ,- 3' f , ' SF? ,I ' VY A X 4 f C8 1 H f . 3 x , ji: . 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'L ga 5' l FIRST ROW Cheryl Ph1111ps BOIIIIIL Bauman RuthStcwart may Stall Mary Kempf Judy Merlcle Karen Luglbrhl Luquctta B1s1nt,cr Conrut B1su1g,cr Sandra Sommer SECOND ROW Jeanne Sonuner Sara Burkholder Sue D1Ller Chrrstrnt Scnuln 1chcr SharlaScyc.r Betty Dearth Judy Anderson Sarah Brxler Beverly Deters Llndz Radabaugh LLIIIILI D1I1er Mary Powell Bonn1eStoody Sandra Fruchey Jamce H1lty Sharon Sommer Dorothy Iope Lunda MoCurdy Frances DeVore THIRD ROW NancyLehman L1nda Lerghtner Marsha Llnta Lrnda D11ler Donna Nusbaum Margre nck JHHSPICFIIIHII Sandra Gratz Teres1a Meyer V1rg,uua Butler Gretchen Gescherder Agnes Schuta Joyce WIHISHIS Barbara Amstutz ,Tuha Schutz Shlrley Lugmbrll Merry Eck Aurta Stewart Donna Samsal. GLEE CLUBS PROVIDE SELF EXPRESSION FIRST ROW Drck Bracy ,Ton Relchenbach 1311.1 Stahl Lance Larson Lee Elsenbach Howard Cherry SECOND ROW Mr. L1nt.4, Wayne Hector, Don Burry Larry Stemer, Dean Basmger, Chuck Wtnters Don Dxller, Max Cook, Gary Long. THIRD ROW Dave Shannon, B1I1Rosenberger, Ron Fenstermaker, Dave Frantz, Ted Schumacher, Jerry Stall, M110 George, Mute Melnke, Paul Oren, John AHISIUIZ. ' ' I, gf Q 9 45 9 157 , A M A , : , ' I A Y 1 . , ' ' . ' . ' ' I . ' , -. 1 L ' Ky 1 , ' 1 Z ' 1 1 , I K 1 . ' : , L 1 I I 1 A 1 X I 3 ' 1 A ' ' X 1 Y 1 1 A ' U 1 Y I I L I I - A I I ' I I I . II Y 1 1 N x r I , V I I Y I ' ' A 7 I 1 I V 1 b I . 1 V 1 1 l H 1 I 1 1 I . I I . I' W S I I I I I I I ' I I I I ' I , I I Y Q n ,T 'QS 'C' 2- B ef Y I P V ,H 5, - 5 ,, : 7 Y 9 . I I Y ' : f ' 1 , v ' . . , it wi :Qi . ,w ,' , LL,i-,J A ff , :Bl gtk' w fi Swim 2 gf N ' ,555 'S Q ,A -ew g yi: 3 1 2, :Y 9 . I . A -x Za :jf 4 fx 3 Y 1 ' s 'hA.4-m.1. my 4 l Gm, 'fm was M A 4,5 'J R Q f--.. ll' Mil' . is 'W W' - 1 Q 4 .Y 19- ,Y .,', 4 1 Q 5' 'C' o K .nu 1. 1 - is nf-11 T ,A . 4' 7 W A . W 5.351 , .1 My ff 1hn xv if V -f1wsun.A.u..4 ofxsnlrv ML4,,a:1'fMap4 1,1 ., f frm: WK, is-,ff . ww: ,,.,,:.m:'an5 W9 'U +' 'fa VW , X it 1 i gg ,E '1- ,qi ia he gg -f 8 A, RQ -.G vb.-L,...,.. FIRST ROW Tolnette Crow Sandra Basmger Dav1dBasmger Steven Nlswander Charles Balmer SECOND ROW Denn1s MoOwen, James Re1chenbach Edward D11ler Margxe P1erman, Marcla Lemley Gene Amstutz THIRD ROW Mr L1ntz JUNIOR HIGH, SIXTH GRADE BANDS ORGANIZED FIRST ROW L1nda Basmger Joyce Amstutz Dav1d P1erman Jerry Charles Jean Ke1fer Judy Bndenbaugh .T ennlfer Lehman SECOND ROW Mr Lmtz Bob Ge1ger Judy Basmger Dorla Baslnger Sandra Relchenbach Mary Watklns Charlotte Kelfer Cynth1aCupp Roger Baslnger Gerald McOwen Evan Reynolds THIRD ROW Ronald Amstutz R1chard Rower RoweneSeyer Glorla Blxler Mary1eeBracy Larry Gratz MarkStall Mary Swank Ralph Ph1lI.1PS Jxm Patfleld Stanley Schneck Gene Re1chenbach 1 , I 2 .. kv nv' I A 3 1 -f . V ' -vo' 1- N ,. : 3, R ' s- x Hai, Se f i 5 , 'li 5 1 1 1 I 1 . : ' ' , . ' ' ' , . : . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 0 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . MUSIC TEACHES TIMING AND PRECISION lg? fii l Thxrd Graders Enjoy S1ng1ng From The Amerxcan Smger Sxxth Graders Begm A Song In Two Part Harmony FIRST ROW Judy Basmger Carol Hector RoweneSeyer Mary Swank Karen Bracy Dorla cle Ann Schutz Carolyn Burkholrler Mary Watklns Cynth1aCupp G1or1a B1xler Llflda Bas mger Carllyn Lugmblll Helen Watklns Mr Lmtz THIRD ROW Evan Reynolds Stanley Schneck Bob Ge1ger Dxane Gmther Conrue Augsburger Joyce Amstutz Charlotte Ke1fer Marylee Bracy Judy Bndenbaugh Vlfgllila Nelll, Davld Pelrman FOURTH ROW Jack Stemer Ralph Phllhps Ronald Amstutz Jerry Charles Arlyn Sommer Oscar Velasquez Larry Gratz J1m Schutz Dave Oren J1rnLemley Roger Buehrer Doug Rexchenbach Mark Stall, Gene Re1chenbach Albert Mack hm Payne hm Hatfleld JUNIOR HIG1 CHORUS I , X . ' ' ' ' ' li - ' .lf I X Basinger, Jennifer Lehman. SECOND ROW: Judy Rosneberger, Barbara Allison, Joan Meri- ' . , . . . . . . . : . I ' . I I I D I DISTRICT SCIENCE DAY PARTICIPANTS FIRST ROW Sharon Sommer Suzanne Dlller .Tulta Schutz Beverly Deters L1nda Dlller Sally Geschexder Frances DeVore Amta Stewart SECOND ROW Mr Keh ler Dav1d Suter Agnes Schutz B111 Stahl Don Diller Ted Schtunacher Randall Re1chenbach Jo R61 chenbach Teres1a Meyer IaneP1erman Ron Basinger Paul Etter Mrs F1sh 78 STATE SCIENCE DAY WINNERS Pandora Gxlboa had nmeteen entnes tn the D1str1ct Sclence Day competmon Eleven mathemancs proJects rece1ved super1or ratmgs and mne of these went to State Sctence Day at Capitol UIIIVGTSIIY Elght students recelved sup enors and one an excellent. Thts qual1f1edP G H1gh School for a speclal award presented to schools havtng e1ghty f1ve per cent of the1r en trles superlors Our school was the only school LII the state to recelve I1I1lS award Mrs Fxsh should be hlghly commended and recogmzed for her fme work w1th these students THE FOUR STUDENTS WHO SUBMITTED PAPERS 'HHH ll l0l I! 1-n i MATH, SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS RECEIVE STATE AWARDS 22'-F Bumv BOOLEAN ALGEBRA fn fr 9 116-',P,,', -69 14' 1 f MATHEMATICS OF THE PYRAMID PRISMATOID FORMULA NAPOLEONIC PROBLEM AW MET' Lang If GRAPHING IN POLAR CO ORDINATES 79 TOP STUDENTS COMPRISE SCHOLARSHIP TEAM AMERICAN HISTORY Sharon Sommers AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Wesley Lerghtner WORLD HISTORY Mike Meinke 80 BOOKKEEPING - Marsha Lintz ALGEBRA I - Ronny Basinger LATIN II - Beverly Deters PLANE GEOMETRY - Linda Diller LATIN I - Shirley Luginbill GENERAL SCIENCE - Randall Reichenbach CHEMISTRY -Jim Basinger PHYSICS - Anita Stewart BIOLOGY Jeanne Sommers ENGLISH 9 Christine Schumacher ENGLISH 11 Frances Devore ENGLISH 12 Jo Reichenbach ENGLISH 10 Linda Radabaugh Each year students represent our school at are given to determine which students compete This year several students ranked in district compe tition and also in state competition ' : - Bowling Green in scholarship tests. Preliminary tests THE CAST EIGHTH GRADE PRESENTS COMEDY CAST BETTY ANN MARSTON Lmda Basmger GLADYS MARSTON Connre Augsburger LILLIAN MARSTON Joyce Amstutz HENRY MARSTON Dav1d Oren GREG MARSTON-Gene Relchenbach SOPHLE MARSTON Carolyn Burkholder HORACE MARSTON Douglas Relchenbach SALLY PETERS Mary Swank ELEANOR DENNISON Dlane Gmther HAROLD CLEMENTS Charles Nlswander MISS BAIN Ioan Mer1c1e MRS. PENDERGAST vrrgmra Neru MRS. AMBERCROMBIE Mary Watluns MISS SAUNDERS Charlotte Kelfer SHIFTY WATTERS-Jerry Charles TUFFY HOLDEN - Oscar Velasquez MC GURK - Jim Lemley FLANIGAN - Arlyn Sommer i i S Q O cl E W , ...A -1-vb' -6-4'-' A ff' ' - ONE OF GREG'S GAIXQETS DECIDING WHAT DO DO WITH GREG ., .., v-,vv.,v.y- . L ' THE LAW CATCHES UP WITH THE CRIMINALS Greg's Gruesome Gadgets, a Lh1'8C'3CI comedy, was presented by the eighth graders of Pandora Gilboa on March 1 - 14. ofa? 81 Laurle Huntrngton a sophomore maJor1ng m psychology comes home from college for summer vacatron and supposedly f1nds herself faclng a famlly of psychologrcal knots Actually of course thrngs aren t qulte that bad But rn no mme at all Laurle starts Psychologrzrng her younoer brother psychoanalyzmg a taxldermlst and throws the entrre nezghborhood mto a turmoll wrth her Zombrowskl Ink Blot Test Certaln ly the l1ttle dog would have laughed to see such sport' The results are out of my hands Laurle I-Iunungton Martha Hunungton Wally Huntmgton MISS Gus Gustabssky Joan Wood Ted Wood L1111an Wood Mark Bradford Horatto P Honeywell Amelra Dennls Carolrne Blakesly Grace Schoenbeck Walola Breckenrrdge Therese Brown Drrector Student Dtrector CAST QJTUNU FJ ...au- Amta Stewart Jo Rerchenbach Charles Wlnters P3I11'1C13 Cherry Suzanne Drller Ted Schumacher Jaruce Kempf M110 George Wesley Lelghtner Jo Ann D1ller Marg1e Eck Lmda Ph11l1ps Judy Merlcle Ruth Stewart Mr Lloyd Harnrsh feger Ianlce Hrlty Looks l1ke love 1n bloom out there Coffee cake's hot! Why. YOU . . you . . YOU . . carp face' 82 SENIORS PRESENT THE LITTLE DUG LAUGHEDH X Sidney Huntington . ...... . .Terry Stall I The Ralergh teenagers, Jane Helen and Sam, rnherrted an old house near Grayson College but soon learned that rt was mortgaged and they were on the verge of losrng rt As a last resort to keep rt they changed II rnto a grrls dornutory wlth therr aunts as matrons However thelr aunt s arrrval was postponed and rn order to save the dormrtory Sam and Jug Brown Jane s boyfrrend decrded to rmpersonate the aunts untrl they actually arrrved Thrs resulted rn several srde splrttrng com plrcatrons whrch turned the play rnto a rrotous comedy GOODNIGHT LADIES' Helen Ralergh Jane Ralergh Sam Ralelgh Jug Brown Professor Dexter Dean Eggleby Angela R1m1n1 Larry Dobson Lulu Grffen Betty London George West Judy West Dlrector Student Drrector CA ST PROVIDES PLENTY OF LAUGHS Sara Burkholder Marsha Lrntz Jrm Basrnger Roland Etter Frank Rower Betty Dearth Sharon Somrners Howard Cherry Zuma Drller Agnes Schutz Dave Bracy Sharla Seyer Lloyd Harnrshfeger Frances DeVore I thought you d been expelled' Now please don t cry DARLING' You look drffere nt somehow Tell hrm he should stay, Professor , , nfbgamww-,gan 6 M319-i ad ak 58 59 OPERETTAS ENJOYABLE The elementary grades ofG1lboa gave Susanna s Chrlstmas Auctton by Paynter Grant and Schaeffer on December 9 1958 ,T ane w11113IT1S took the part of Susanna Her parents were Larry Conme and Carol Plerman. Dane Martm and Carol Worley were Mr and Mrs Santa Charles Nash was the dog Panto Baldt Valesquez was the auct1oneer Others ofthe cast were Donna Halker D1ck1e Fa1rch11d Laune Lmger Lucllle Meyer Carolyn Meyer B111 Payne, and Steve Oren. The chlldren from Second Grade were Teddy Bears and theboys fromFourth andF1fth Grades were Pohcemen There were several groups of carolers The Operetta Scarecrow D1ck by LOIS Moess ner was gwen by the Fourth Flfth and Slxth Grades ofPandora onApr113 1959 EdwardD1Jler was Scare crow D1ck Other scarecrows were Charles Balmer Carol Thorton Marg1e P1erman Lmda Sa1ucc1 Davld Baslnger Tomette Crow LarryPoweJl R1chardGe1g er and rema1.n1ngS1xth Graders The F1fth Graders were Gardeners w1th Jeanette Basmger and Don Cook havlng the leadmg parts The Fourth Graders were weeds w1th Pamela Frantz Kay Dlller and Paulette Schutz the three rmlk weeds I F P Dancrng after the Banquet OVER THE RAINBOW THEME OF JR SR PROM The theme of thrs year s prom was Over the Rarnbow Decoratrons were carrred out to enhance th1s theme wrth rarnbow colored crepe paper a fountarn wrshrng well and garden. The evenrng began wrth a banquet and program rn the Grlboa cafeterra A dance was held rn the audrtorrum untrl mrdnrght when the students and the1r date erther went bowhng or saw the movle Thunder Road rn Bluffton Brfakfast and door prrzes ended an evenrng of enjoyment Let Ersenba ch looks over some of the Prom Decoratrons Brll Rosenberger s Solo Q Dave Bracy lvlaster of M3195 Schulz Ceremonres Readrng Class Roland and Sara Beth bx the Fountarn pmphgcy BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Organ Processional - Mrs. Ralph Balmer Invocation - Mr. Donald Chism Hymn No. 150 - My Faith Looks Up To Thee - Congregation Scripture Reading - Rev. L. M. Rouland Prayer - Rev. Orlo D. Freshly Music - Light of God, Within us Shine, High School Girls' Chorus. Baccalaureate Sermon - But We All Have Gifts - Rev. Donald Lucas Music - O God, Creator B1est, - High School Girls' Chorus Hymn No. 399 - Lead on, O KingEternal , Congregation Benediction - Mr. Donald Chism Recessional - Grand Choeur, Mrs. Ralph Balmer. BACCALAUR EA TE, COMMENCEM ENT SER VICES 86 P I , fs' .! rm Ti COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional - Pomp and Circumstance - High School Band Invocation - Rev. J. Harlan Wright Music - Green Cathedral - Senior Girls' Ensemble Commencement Address - Mr. R. A. Straus- ser, Superintendent of Louisville Public Schools Presentation of Class - Mr. Wayne E. Schroeder, Principal, Presentation of Diplomas - Mr. James Pierman, President of Board ofEducation Benediction - Rev. E. J. Bohn Recessional - Pomp and Circumstanceu High School Band CLIMAX SCHOOL DAYS FOR THIRTY GRADUATES dem RIGHT H0 Relchenbach Mr Pierman President of the Co-Salutatorians - Sue Diller and Valedlctonan Board, presents diplomas W6S1SY Leightner. 87 f 5 l 9 3 lwid N-f Kill' I VEIVRL nsmm Sf' It s a bud' It s a plane' No II s just some P G students In one of STIENER MOTOR SALES flne cars Pandora O M110 and Edw1n are trymg to break open the vault at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK and are fmdlng xt IS 1mposs1ble. Your money IS always safe at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK ofPandora Oh1O Mlrror Mlrror on the wall Who in the land IS best dressed of all? She who shops at the STYLE SI-IOPPE Le1ps1c Ohto 90 Separate the men from the boys but KLENKS MEIN AND BOYS WEAR has the latest styles for emther one. Columbus Grove Ohlo Bor1n1e and Wayne have just been on a brke r1de. These DLRCS came from CUPP AND LEMLEY HARDWARE at Pandora, Oh1o S-695-ff' Ron and Larry are admlnng the sllck chlcks at NEW HAUSER HATCHERIES 1n Ottawa Ohio I - g V ' , ' , ' - V u ' D 7 . . , . . , . A , l Q . . , . gpg ' I n . if Il. 13:5 M. . I fgfffi-Fa . .' , vf a+, I .0 l in ' ' A 5 '. --4 I . . . ' . . . . - n , ' . U if-K The cutest patr I ever saw was s1pp1n soda through a straw' Sharla andHoward are enjoymg, the company and soda from the STAR LUNCH Ill Pandora Wahted Dead or ahve Cpreferably ahve they ll klll themj Chlckens or turkey s that lS ECK S POULTRY DRESS ING Pandora Oh1o '-mf-14 1-lun Awww t Jo and Sandy are rntelllgent glrls T .Tanlce likes to play her trumpet Marches swrng and Just rrght now she lS herald1ngFREY S DEPARTMENT STORES good wares Ottawa Oh1o all fanfares db-4 -ids Norman lS a rock and roller And he also hkes to bop But when h1S ha1r gets longer He gets lt cut at DON'S BARBER SHOP Pandora Ohto Gullrver went on hrs tray els And very popular, too And met dangerous thmgs by the way They know that when II comes to medxcal supphes But he d1dn't worry the shghtest A. HAUENSTEIN1 AND SON rs the place for you Because he knew HIRAM DILLER'S pohcxes pay Bluffton, Oh1o Pandora, Ohm 91 , ,Aw ,M 'P e V 'S kk A Y' 4 Q ' T ' 4 , ww. I 'ww 11,5 ff ,X ,, . U . . , . . n . , r , , as ' - ' ' ' 1 . , . I 5 I ' ff 4 P i g W , Un , ' 1 7' , ', k I iv . n 1 . I XT . . , . . , . , , I . - 1 1 9 ' . . L l , . A . f 5 Mfaf, 7 gif 1 rg il, V M f R f - ffaf , I . ' Edd1e and .Toe are dreamlng what xt would be like to get under the wheel of a new Oldsmobxle at SOMMERS MOTOR SALES Pandora Oh1o QP-Q--I Are you bu1.Id1ng your dream home? Why not furmsh If Wllh furnlture from HAAS HOME FURNISHINGS? Pandora, Oh1o. .M-,gf 1.111 hL...... Well, bop my rop and skxddleedoo' CORKWELL'S STUDIO IS the place for all the cool cats llke you' D1gIU6'7 Ottawa, Oh1o. 92 HAWKEY S DRUGS are just a httle bu better Columbus Grove Oh1o Be happy, go lucky, but when your luck runs out, GEIGER SALES AND SERVICE w1ll f1X you up. Pandora, Oh1o Confuclous say Harvest bean sprouts and r1ce Wlfh velly, velly good farm supphes from C. F. NISWANDER AND SON at Bluffton, Oh1o V 'MMw + ' N-.Q N 4 'mm .,,, A ,, , , ' H - x ' 1 I M 4 1 Q A 5 , I J! Q I I dont use anything but HARTMAN'S furmture That s HARTMAN FURNITURE STORE Columbus Grove Oh1o There was an old woman who hved in a shoe. She had so many children she didn t know what to do They needed an education fwhich wasn t no heb So she sent them to FINDLAY COLLEGE w1th mtelligence high Cinderella may have had a glass shpper, but she d1dn't have a watch from BECKMAN'S at Ottawa Poor thing! .Ju Rolhnd and Paul are buying the1r all important ones HOUSE ID Pandora Ohio Joanne and F red ran up the hill Until they reached the top Then they made a beeltne for MCDANIEL'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Gllboa, Ohio Old King Cole was a merry old soul And a merry old soul was he. His hfe msurance was covered with The CLARENCE D. DILLER AGENCY. Bluffton, Ohio. 93 l I X ' 1 fi X iii .mall v s 'Wg I ' v ' h lf V 5 X I S V1 G - 4' r K , because I don't buy anything but HARTMAN'S fumiture. beautiful corsages for the big night fromHIL'I'Y'S GREEN- s I I 1 1 2 ., 4 44 2 Q' ' 'fl Don t get caught wlthout coverage' Insurance at REESE'S offers protect1on for all sxtuattons' Pandora Oh1o Ugh' My heap blg teepee bu11t Wlfh lumber from DILLER LUMBER COMPANY Me savum money' Pandora Ohto Betty IS the head malorette She struts and tw1r1s her baton. But when tt comes to furmture She says there's only one. BASINGER'S FURNITURE STORE, Bluffton, Oh1o. 94 Chtcken Ltttle thought the sky was falhng bec1use her feed wasn t ground at the PANDORA MILLING COMPANY LU Pandora Oh1o When modern Lxttle Bo Peep lost her sheep She d1dn t s1t down to fret and weep She found tt consohng Just to go bowhng. CAt MEADOWBROOK LANES of coursej Pandora Ohto The farmers who know are farmers who go w1th Ferguson, from STEINER FERGUSON SALES 1U Pandora, Ohto t , t ? 1 ' ,Jw , 5 I .ty , -r-'ft' J ' , -1--via. sawwha. 5 .kms .,., , , . . . . . L . . . . , . , . , . x I ' n . . , . 0 . , , n o . ' 1- 1 E 6'- , 'l V X. The Queen of Hearts she made some tarts A11 on a summer s day When the Knave of Hearts stole the tarts She went to MC CULLOUGH S GROCERY STORE rlght away Gllboa Oh1o Questxon Why d1d the cow Jump over the moon? Answer To get toPUTNAM COUNTY LIVESTOCK faster Columbus Grove Oh1o Brad and James Oman seem to know already that San a Pure mxlk ts just rtght. SAN A PURE sells rmlk and other da1ry products Pandora Ohto London Brldge IS falhng down falltng down falhng down Wtth PUTNAM STONE from Ottawa we ll bu11d If up agam. Young old new or whatever tt may be DICKEN AND WONDERS offers a f1ne background and complete servlce Marsha and Lmda like the1r photographxc serv1ce. Fostorla Ohto Don t let thts happen to you' Buy your clothes at STEINER AND HUSER Bluffton Ohto 95 9 D , , . . . I D , . ug i . Y 0 E 2 ' N , 3 I JL, t Q 2 Lv W 7 ' i . 2 I D ' I I I . 1 , . , . 1 ' fi L , A M fg- ,, n - ' l . . U. . ', - - . v . ' ' 534: g'V When the man about the house fatls call DILLER PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC Pandora Ohio Don t you be caught out on a ltmb' Be safe w1th good msurance say Jerry and Wes of tnsurance atN N SOLDNER S INSURANCE AGENCY Pandora Oh.1o Antta Stewart IS qulte a songbtrd. My, but she does hke to smgl She IS wondertng, have you heard About the college that has everyth1ng'? BLUFFTON COLLEGE. Bluffton, Ohto. 96 Ruthxe had a httle car That traveled near and far But II had so much wear and tear That she took It to FORTMAN'S BODY REPAIR Ottawa Ohlo H119 Htp Hurrah' These glrls g1ve a cheer for the food bargains at SWANK S IGA Pandora Oluo You can get everythlng fromsoupto nuts at ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Ln Bluffton, Ohxo. lx ' az' ,pg ' 'N ., . ' , V' V if ' V .V J wk I W , 5314 GZ , H, ' 6 'Q I wx ' V, ' jf 15.5 ' 'r f ' A ff 4, M A -' ' ' 4 ai . 4 'I Jw -sift, 'J , ff- g V ,, , , , in ' 1 Q , I 0 . I I ' th'-f-'1-a'.,, I , . f .. . KI W Y, lx L , . - v Y I s ' 'A 1 ' K 1 ,. .I K I I , X K M - :,. I ' Nw. ll I ' ' ' ' 1 - l I I ' ' Q1 ' ' V n o 0 0 I . , , . . , . H Tom Thumb was very small Be an eager 33131. And hw father very tall. Buy your food at KOHL s FINER FOODS at Columbus But thetr clothes they do declare G1-Ove 01110 Are all bought at GUSTWILLER S MEN S AND BOYS WEAR Ottawa, Ohro Khsg Drck Drck the Prper s son Don t get a pane rn the neck' Bought a plg and away he run Buy your wtndow and door panes at F C RUSSEL He ran strarght to the LUGIBIHL S SHOP COMPANY Pandora Ohlo Where they promptly made hrm a pork chop Sharon and Sara Beth are a couple of chrcks wrth some Extra Extra read all about rt' chtcks from AMSTUTZ HATCHERY, Pandora Ohro Bev and Ted want everyone to know about the out standmg servrce they grve at GILBOA GARAGE, G11 boa Ohro 97 f- ' 1 , . 1 1 1 - C ff 1 I ll . . . , , . 1 1 ' Q . - . , - I 1 . 1 11 P 11 - - 1 1 - I 1 ' , . 1:1 5 aw'-sump 'Wu Can she bake a cherry pxe Btlly boy .Tan certamly can, Take 2-dVHI1IHS6 Of LA POINTS lay HWHY P12111 They 11 mth OHIO POWER from Ottawa Ohm be the last to let you down' Ottawa Oh1o LEIPSIC FARM SUPPLY If they haven't got lt here, they haven't got lt anywhere' Don't bury your old car englne on the lone pra1r1e. Take lt to TINY'S AUTO WRECKING and get a money guarantee. Columbus Grove, Oh1o. 98 J' Papa, Mama, and Baby Baer Went to BAER'S SHOE STORE one day. They were so pleased w1th the servlce they got They returned wlthout delay. Ottawa, Oh1o Patty IS always spendmg money But that doesn't do any harm. Because she always spends 1t w1sely At BRACY 'S CLOVER FARM. Pandora, Oh1o, The TOASTMASTER man comes every day Cal Mernke at MEINKE S DRUG STORE w1ll do any To brrng us fresh bread to eat thrng to please a customer fEven th1s guaranteed The cooks rn the cafeterra always say cure for hrccupsj My th1s IS a treat' Pandora Ohro NICKEL S BAKERY Irma Ohm ix IFN!! BU KHO VMDUYM GILBOA FEED IS a happy place If your tractor IS old, and gettrng older Wtth customers very well content Brrng ll 1n to Jerry Burkholder Don t you thrnk that 1f you re not there Pandora Ohlo That s where you ought to be sent? Grlboa Ohio SPUNSORS BIXEL MOTOR SALES Bluffton Ohlo PAUL KING INSURANCE AGENCY Bluffton Ohio ALSPACH CLEANERS Bluffton Ohlo The members of the Mrrrot staff wlsh to express therr srncere thanks to those advertlsers whose actrve support helped to make thrs book possrble 99 -f . , , M, , A . 'II .. A 1 La , . n ... .,,t .,,....,,..,.....---P 0-1- 2 R yy 'V A 7 , ' 'M-V , . t .2 I K i E , i 1 6 ,V ' X . g . . . . . . , . , I I H u I . . . . , I Q I - 0 O I j l . the responsibility of guiding the foot eps of the young, as our parents have done we can live up to the good standards and examples set for us in the Pandora and and use to the best of our ability, the knowledge we gained at Pandora-Gilboa farewell to the school, we are looking ahead to the future and the lives we may help according to the standards taught us by our parents, teachers, and friends. CLASS OF 1959 ar , mm F1 O I i I 1 4 1 , I swf K! Y! ' F' g QJI f .xylf X IX! Ixf,HI,IHf.X'I1. PIM N I ' ','r'g'.'i.1'. . i-. 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