River Valley High School - Donian Yearbook (Caledonia, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1961 volume:

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Linda Cochran Roberta Foos THE CLASS OF 1961 - .-.announces-v THE DONIAN STAFF fn..-n...-Q-.. -- .- Q.. ... ... ... .if ..- ..- --0 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ...u--nu.u-ua....n. - Q--n--.-..---Q Blue Carnation Ice Blue and White The Door To Success Is Labeled Push Carolyn Kightlinger and Debby Clark Doris Douce Carolyn Phillips Ted Noggle and Barb Kaelber Joyce Bayles Flora Mae Fichtner and Larry Grimes Sharon Snader Becky Brooks and Louise Burkhart Gretchen McClintock David Seevers Mrs. Wilma Culbertson Carolyn Underwood Gloria Bodell - -Barbara Kaelber Larry Grimes Doris Douce Louise Burkhart Gloria Brennan SENIORS 19-36 UNDERCLASSMEN 37-40 SPORTS 41-48 ACTIVITIES 49-58 This Is Our Story PUBLISHED BY THE CALEDONIA STAFF CALEDO I SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The year '61 brought many more changes in the Donian. The use of more pages and more pictures is the most noticeable change. Among the more important features is the padded cover and sewn pages which were made possible by dona- tions made by professional people. We feelthese two features have given our annual a. much more enchanting and desirable appearance. The 1961 Donian was published by the American Yearbook Co. and the photography was done by Cubberly of Delaware. Although the staff worked during the fifth period, many sessions were held after school to complete copy to meet deadlines. We hope this year's Donian will be the best annual ever published by the Caledonia High School. 2 -if . X JUNIOR HIGH 59-64 ELEMENTARY 65-74 ADMINISTRATION 75-so ADVERTISEMENTS 81-103 .. ,II ti fe Q ' :E 2 kqW .,1f.'GW. Wie-3 When September arrives And activities start, Much fills our days, We can't tell them apart: We cherish them all, But our memory's not clear, So in order to keep them, We've stored them in here. at Now as they all happened, We've recorded each treasure, And when we have finished, 3 You can read them with pleasure. CALEDONIA LOCAL SCHOOL FFF? Dedication For Alma Maters' Halls of Learning, Many hearts will soon be yearning, Many silent tears will fall, Remembering Her as best of all. For now our High Schools must concede To a greater plan, to meet our need, As we of '61 must go Our schools themselves must also grow. To each of you who holds them dear We dedicate our book this year, And pray you, too, will find your place, In River Valley's fond embrace. MARTEL SCHOOL , ,LA 'L .J T ' X 'VV -r ljigkg lr Y l ,Q f --imuugh' M,-,N - r , -... - --24 -, E ., -a ,W 4-7 ..- -f-ff? Qs- 3, , , 1 M of N. -5' , H 5, '-4 5. Y '- EF as Class of 1960 Lowell Baker, Caledonia Larry Bigford, U. S. Navy, Caledonia Diane Cochran, Caledonia Lynda Coulter, Marion John Detwiler, Caledonia Bonita Douce, Caledonia Robert Fields, Caledonia Sally Gamble, Edison George Gray, U. S. Navy, Caledonia Dwight Hill, Caledonia James Howser, Caledonia Rodney Lucas, Caledonia LeRoy Lyon, Caledonia Richard Lyon, Caledonia Sharon McClenathan, Caledonia David Ott, Caledonia Robert Pickett, U. S. Navy, Caledonia Robert Ray, Caledonia Mike Reed, U. S. Navy, Caledonia Jack Roberts, Caledonia Tom Tomlin, Caledonia Albert Wagner, Rootstown, Ohio Janice QWoodruml Kinney, Caledonia Class of 1959 Derry Bayles, Caledonia Larry Belt, Caledonia Barbara QBrooksl Gorby, Caledonia Erma Clark, Caledonia Rosemary Cochran, Marion Patty lEsterlinel Rhinesmith, Galion Caroline Foos, Caledonia Darrel Fyffe, Caledonia Bonnie lHandschugl Lyon, Maridn John Herrod, Caledonia Joan QMasonl Keeran, Caledonia Janette Moorman, Caledonia Jerry Reamsnyder, Marion Terry Swisher, Caledonia Class of 1958 Barbara lBigfordl Lindsay, Caledonia Melvin Bryant, Caledonia Gary Chappell, Caledonia Caledonia Alumni Class of 1956 lCon'tl Jackie lSickell Rice, Caledonia Robert Stafford, Athens Nancy Wilson, Galion Class of 1955 Joyce Benge, Marion Larry Brooks, Bucyrus Thomas Bryant, Caledonia James Chapman, Hollywood, Florida Martha QClarkJ Kirk, Harrod Norma lCrissingerj Collins, Columbus Robert Dickerson, Mississippi Carol lFarleyl Ault, Edison Jerry Gorby, Caledonia Mary Louise QGreenl Albright, Bucyrus Shirley QGuintherl Taylor, Edison Beverly Harper, Marion Robert Hill, Caledonia Ervine Hunt, Caledonia Howard Koehler, Marion Frank McDonald, Waldo George Longacre, Caledonia Thomas Phillips, Marion Barbara Pickett, Caledonia Janis QReamsnyderl Phillbrook, Bucyrus Lanny Reed, Caledonia Janet CReederl Reynolds, Caledonia Gene Rice, U. S. Army, Caledonia Thomas Sickel, Caledonia Robert Snader, Radcliffe, Kentucky Robert Straley, Caledonia . Cherita Underwood, Caledonia Carol Underwood, Caledonia James Ulsh, Marion Doug Whiteamire, U. S. Army, Caledonia Regina Yando, Marion Class of 1954 Dixie lDetwilerl Noggle, Caledonia Selorus lTomlinJ Baughrnan, Marion John Kightlinger, Inglewood, California Jim Cain, Fremont Jeanne QS1'nithl Thacker, Marion Paul Layman Class of 1952 fCon'tl Eugene Lewis Hunt, Caledonia Richard Hurtt, Marlene Lyon, Columbus Carol Murray, Marion Margaret Lee lMartinJ Burrey, Marion Cloney QMurphyl Reece, Caledonia Betty lPhillipsl Miglore, Marion Gene Reece, Caledonia Rilla lRigdonl Christman, Caledonia David Shonk, Caledonia Roy Smith, USAF Connie CUnderwoodJ Shumate, Marion Class of 1951 Wilson Armbuster, Caledonia Robert Bayles, Marion Carl Boger, Marion Dale Cain, Mansfield Douglas Lantz, Mt. Gilead Jack Reece, Caledonia Gwendolyn lSullivanl Comstock, Marion Marilyn Joan QWalkerJ Maples, Cardington Class of 1950 Regena fCamptonl Frank, Phoenix, Arizonia Charles Gray, Waldo Kenneth Craley, Ashland Rosemary Doyle I-Iolycross, Marion Barbara lSickell Sharrock, Caledonia Rodney Alexander, Ashland Dick Fleming Charlotte lUnderwoodl Powell, Marion Marlene lWestonl Reish Shirley lSteifl Meck, Bucyrus Verona QDicel Jackson, Caledonia Carol QWalkerJ McKinnis, Caledonia Class of 1949 Mary Lou lArmbusterj Murphy, Edison Amy QBeersl Carrol, Richwood Flora fBogerj Gray, Waldo Paul Belt, Iberia Betty lCamptonl Tromm, Marion Connie QErw'inl Friend, Bucyrus Class of 1958 QCon'tl Douglas Cochran, Caledonia Bill Detwiler, Caledonia Diana QI-loldridgel Crissinger, Caledonia Ted Hoy, Marion William Hunt, Marion Patricia Jansen Donald Jerew, Marion Don Pierson, Florida Nancy fReedD Green, Caledonia Willard Reed, Caledonia Kenneth Silverthorn Robert Swisher, Caledonia Judy CWalkerl Lehner, Caledonia Marilyn Lyon, Caledonia Class of 1957 Leona Belt Janet Benge, Marion Darlene 1Cochranl Blashinski, Marion Bob Detwiler, Caledonia Inez CGistl Van Metev, Marion Barbara fl-Iildrethl Augenstine, Marion Virgil Hildreth, Mario n Patty CLandesJ Bowers, Marion Katheryn QMcKinstryl Witzel, Caledonia Janet Perry, Marion Rebecca Scheifler, Marion Marilyn Sullivan, Caledonia Doris QWalkerJ Hissong, Caledonia Marilyn fUnderwoodl Wren Class of 1956 Rosalee fCarmeanl Gist, Caledonia Ronnie Gist, Caledonia Howard Hildreth, Marion Paul Hill, Marion Karl Hipsher, Caledonia Margaret fJuryl Deickert, Caledonia Joan fLyonl Sherer, Marion Tom Miracle, Edison Dorothy Reeder, Marion Don Sherer, Marion Class of 1954 fCon'tJ Francis Lyon, Jr., Edison Richard Stafford, Caledonia Robert Noggle, Caledonia Gene Ault, Edison Ronald Groves, Caledonia Marian 1Dickertl Sickel, Caledonia Joyce Artis, Marion Donald Belt, Caledonia George Cochran, Galion Kenneth Gillium, Cleveland Heights Joe Green, Caledonia Bob Hunt, Caledonia Class of 1953 Myron Armbuster, Caledonia John Boger, Caledonia Mary Lou fCochranJ Boxwell, Toledo George Deickert, Caledonia Rodney Dice, Marion Velma Lyon, USAF Nurse, Caledonia Suzanne CReedl Irey, Caledonia Nona lRigdonJ Knight, London, Ohio Patricia Shonk, Caledonia Dennie Sparrow, Ashland, Kentucky Margaret Jane fWalterl Holerno, Betty 1WeirJ Parish, Marion John Uackj Whitearnire, Caledonia Class of 1952 Patricia QBryantl Cain, Mansfield Beulah fCochranl Deeds, Columbus Mary fCochranl Miller, Marion Jeanette Mae fFieldsJ Lloyd, Marion Betty Fleming, Caledonia Carol 1FurnissJ Lantz, Mt. Gilead Shirley fFletcherj Adams, Marion Mary Jo fGarbe1-J Peterrnan, Caledonia Wayne Gray, Robert Howe, Newark Ruth Ann fl-Iilll Schmidt, Marion Marjorie Hildredth Little, Marion Raymond Hipsher, Columbus Jenola Hipsher Kazee, Caledonia Class of 1949 CCon'tD Gene Fleming, Marion Barbara CGorvesl Gibson, White Plains, Carl Hildreth, Caledonia Patsy Clreyl Campbell, Marion Peggy Qlreyl Kennedy, Marion Phyllis KLongacrVeJ Martin, Caledonia Richard Makeever, Buycrus Don Rogers, New Bloomington, Indiana Della CShonkl Northup, Caledonia Class of 1948 Zella QRigdonl Gallegoes, Norwalk Betty CNogglel Makeever, Marion Virginia fRichardsJ Radeliff, Marion Janice QStiefl Comstock, Marion Betty Joan CMiracleJ Snyder, Caledonia Joan CCainJ Clutter, Marion JoAnn CBerridgel Mull, Marion Marianne QI-Iilll Markley, Caledonia Shirley CSmithl Freet, Norwalk Jerry Jaggers, Cleveland Winston Underwood, Toledo Gerald Goodman, Cardington John Robertson, Prospect Kenneth Comstock, Marion Howard Mitchel, Caledonia Don Rice, Galion Robert Makeever, Marion James Ray, Marengo Wayne Bayles, Caledonia Richard Campbell, Edison Wright Sickel, Caledonia Class of 1947 JoAnn KClarkl Oris, California Jerry Timson Trout, Caledonia Dorothy June Unongl Dotson Dorothy Gwynn QBeersJ Bailey, Marion Rarnond Cox, Marion Harold Belt, Utah Eugene Freet Herbert Rodgers, Washington, D.C. Charles Coldren, Marion Carl Belt, Marion New York Class of 1947 CCon't1 Robert Kare Clark, Marion Jack Furniss, Marion Norma Jean CRedman1 Vanl-Iorn, Mt. Nellie Jean fWoodsl Akers, Marion Myron Smith, Marion Frederick Craley, Crestline Delores fl-Ianesl Thompson, Marion Class of 1946 Miriam Alexander Hill, Ashland John Berridge, Marion Donald Butz, Caledonia Lowell Charles Doyle, Marion Roy Fields, Caledonia Joyce Jury Schrander, Marion Arden Kline, Caledonia Gilead Mary Lou Usongacrel Williams, Caledonia Rosalie CLyonJ Miller, Marion Caryl Maynard Fields,.Caledonia Patricia CPommertl Warnke, Port Clinton Douglas Smith, U.S. Navy Jessie Underwood Hollaway, Marion Norman Underwood, Toledo Charles Persinger, Columbus Lester Rigdon, Jr., Mansfield Class of 1945 Glenna CCain1 Baker, Marion Mary Beth QColdren1 Drumm, Gelina Florence Uonesl McCardle, Caledonia Harold Makeever, Middletown, Rhode Island Donald Myers , Edison Eleanor QPomrnert1 Loyer, Caledonia Margaret Reynolds VanScoy Wagner, Orville Winifred Rose Ashworth, Marion Clarabelle Shelton Harriman, Marion Virginia Thompson Ellwood, Marion Dorothy Underwood Burchfield, Columbus Jack Wagner, Orville Delores QCa1nptonJ Seaton, Marion Class of 1941 Robert Cluff, Galion Arden Cover, Marion Richard Cox, Galion Kenneth Foos, Marion Robert Haas, Medina Warren Iden, Marion Herbert Martin, Edison Warren Reish, Marion Lewis Rorick, Cardington David Rose, Michigan City, Indiana Richard Shelton, Mt. Gilead Reginald Smith, Lebanon, Louisiana Marianne CMartinJ McCormick, Mansfield Mary CMathiss1 Ott, Caledonia Mary fRedman1 Middaugh Chiles, Caledonia Winifred Reeder Manring, Galion June fLandisl Lynn, Deceased Class of 1940 Kenneth Ott, Caledonia Donald Barber, Lancaster Robert Kelly, Cincinnati Harold Kightlinger, Caledonia John Royal Stone, Galion John Ulsh, Florida Annabelle fPomrnertl Gandert, Edison Dorothy Guy, Kenton Helena CNickelsJ Fyffe, Caldonia Thelma QMason1 Sebing Evelyn CHoffman1 Hartpence, Groveport Catherine QRobertsonl James, Phillipsburgh Helen QCoulterJ Carison, Cridersville Grace QRigdon1 Cluff, Galion Class of 1939 Richard E. Bigford, Marion Edward Claytor, Caledonia John Furniss, Caledonia Kenneth Jones, Galion Richard Noblet, Mansfield Gus VanKleek Class of 1937 fCon'tl Donald Pangborn, Edison Ruth KRoberts1 Foos, Caledonia Ruthella Spyder Poole, Galion Class of 1936 Harry Alexander, New Bloomington Bulah Baker Furniss, Caledonia Phyllis Clouse Decker, Galion Earl Smith, Meridan, Conn. Betty Timson Reed, Caledonia Mary Jane fUlshl Hurst, Marion Melvin Underwood, Caledonia James Walker, Marion Betty lWarner1 Lyon, Caledonia Eunice CRedmanl Howell, Marion Rachel Osborn, Deceased Elwin Jones, Deceased Class of 1935 Donald Bolinger, Kalamazoo, Mich. Virgil Mason, Caledonia Wilbur Reed, Caledonia George Steele, Marion Warren Timson, Riverside, Calif. Gladys lBarkley1 Foos Pauline CCOXJ Selby, Mansfield Agnes Clsernkel Cox, Edison Class of 1934 Dwight Martin, Marion Lucille fMartinl Drake, Richwood Dr. Marjorie QSmith1 Goodman, Detroit Mich Hilda CSmith1 Rinehart, Marion Nellie Mae fFoosJ Benge, Marion Johrf B. Swisher, Caledonia Arnold Burnside, Marion Roscoe Kightlinger, Tuscon, Ariz. Violet CKaelberl Stafford, Caledonia Ardis fDoucel Kalb, Bloomville Class of 1944 Ramona QCoxJ Veley, Caledonia Frances QFurnissl Myers, Caledonia Howard Johnson, Caledonia Eugene Longacre, Marion Harriett QMcCutchenJ Kinsley, New Philadelohia Hayes Martin, Caledonia Robert Reish, Marion Geneva lRigdonj Price, Richwood ' Dr. Homer Timpson, Richmond, Indiana Phyllis fStockerj Drumm, Charlotte, N. C. Jeanne Underwood, Caledonia Opal QUnderwoodJ Gleen, Marion Hugh Wait, Worthington Virginia KWilliamsl Longacre, Caledonia Class of 1943 Maxine KP-.lexanderl Smith, Iberia Betty QAu.ltl Hamilton, Marion Mary Jane QBigfordD Reish, Marion Willogean KFoosJ Claytor, Caledonia Glendora QGullifordl' Robinson, Marion Evelyn QHipsherJ Redman, Fort Worth, Jean Hodge QBaylesJ Hempy, Waldo Stella Mae Qlaommertl Miller, Marion Catherine tRossj Carpenter, Bucyrus Howard Shelton, Marion Joan QUlshl Corry, Cedarville Texas Class of 1942 .Tack Bloomberg Rebecca tClayto1-J Wagner, Mansfield Evertt Cochran, Marion Florence QEmahiserj Southard, Toledo Virgil Foos, Edison Geraldine QFurnissJ Lowry, Green Camp Don Highly, Mansfield Betty QHipsherl Jerew, Marion Betty Qliightlingerj Seaburn, Caledonia Ludwig Nickel, Caledonia Dwight Sharrock, Caledonia Dorothy QTimpsonJ Smith, North Carolina Milton Wilson, Marion Betty lWitmerJ Cristman, Galion Majel Osborn, Deceased Class of 1939 QCon'tJ William Cain, Canton Ben Dilsaver, Lexington George Hartpense, Groveport Lowell E. Lyon, Mt. Gilead Robert Martin, Richwood Jack Timson, Huston, Texas Glenna Mae lWhitej Schultz, Grove City Marth Ellen QWhiteJ Lyon, Caledonia Class of 1938 Mildred QArnoldl Underwood, Caledonia Clair Butz, Richwood Dorothy Jane QBurleyJ Portukalian Reta Grace QCaldwelll Mason, Caledonia Lynn Coulter, Marion Carl Dilsaver, Lexington Edith Birdell QFoosJ Lovett, Medway Marjorie June QFreeJ Coulter, Marion John Herrod, Caledonia Marion Makeever, Marion Lester Mason Clifford Osborn, Chicago, lll. Dale Post, Galion Evelyn QPommertJ Waddell, Caledonia Dorothy lRobertsonl Crosby, Millersville, La. Donald Smith, Charlotte, N. C. Mary K. Stone, Caledonia Robert Timson, Caledonia Anna Jane QWintersJ Burrey, Galion Class of 1937 Victor Campbell, Prospect Lloyd Clarey, Fostoria Mary Jane lFreeJ Fisher, Galion Janet Geddis, Marion Kennetha QGeyerl McKinstry, Caledonia Mercedes QHoffmanl Lenning, Morresville, Ind. Lawrence Irey, Caledonia Florence tLyonj Clarey, Fostoria Ralph Lyon, Caledonia Dale Martin, Caledonia Jean QMillsJ Duffy, Marion Class of 1934 lCon'tl William Harrington, Bera, Ohio Eugene Foos, Caledonia Robert Warner, Marion George Hoffman, Mansfield Sara Jane lSw'ishe1-J Ulsh, Caledonia George Glaze, Salome, Mich. Merle Gray, Galion Donald Kightlinger, Marion Eugene Haas, Medina John Mills, Marion Katherine QMakeeverJ McGuire, Marion Evelyn QPaceJ Gist, Galion Frances QSnyderJ Longacre, Shelby Class of 1933 Marie QLemkej Scott, Marion Donald Hill, Martel Dr. John I-lickson, Glenn Ridge, New Jersey LeRoy Haas, Caledonia Theda Guy, Richwood Delvin Foos, Marion Helen Fischer, Marion Joseph Cox, Edison Edwin Cox, Edison Bernice QCOXD Flowers, Mansfield Martha Jane QCaldwellJ Ulsh, Columbus Grace QBornJ Burnside, Edison Mildred fAlexanderJ Ulsh, Marion Richard Martin, Richwood Pauline QRussellJ Lehner, Marion Lola lRorickl Sherer, Marion Donald Shields, Marion Robert Ulsh, Caledonia Hazel lUnderwoodl Coulter, Akron Barbara QWaitJ Brooks, Caledonia Henry Ulsh, Marion Class of 1932 Grace QLyonD Goken, Caledonia Martha QMonnettJ Lea, Caledonia Rozella tMortonJ Smith, Marion Juanita QSharrockJ Phipps, Galion Gwenith E. CShawJ Helbert, Loudonville Mildred QTomlin1 Pangborn, Edison x0 m Class of 1932 lCon'tl Marjorie QA1exanderl Snader, Edison Leona lBrattonl Guinther Hill, Marion Rovena B. Daly Geraldine lGrayl Custard Hammonds, Marion Edith QKightlinger1 Hawk, Marion Donald Baird, South Bend, Indiana Robert Clouse, Edison Ernest L. Cox, Marion Dale Goken, Caledonia Mervin Griffeth Wayne E. Hall, Charleston, West Virginia Harold Hoffman, Caledonia Ralph Longacre, Shelby Darrel Swisher, Galion Donald Pace, Galion Ralph Snyder, Marion Florein Underwood, Southern Pine, N. C, Elmer Sharrock, Deceased Class of 1931 Harold Burnside, Edison Helen lCampbel1l Likens, Bucyrus Elizabeth lCaldwellJ Hickson, New Jersey Margaret Clarey, Akron Helen lFoosD Clark, Marion Mildred QI-Iurrl Hipsher, Galion Lila Mae fSparksj Kaelber, Marion Marjorie QMakeeverJ Henry, Wadsworth Mary Rose Buyer, Caledonia Selorus lTimsonJ Wait, Ashland . Mildred lSirnsonl Patton Delenore lden, Clearwater, Florida Virgil Swisher, Galion James Nesbitt Eulah Mae QBaireJ Reed, Marion Class of 1930 Leona May Linger, Shelby Naomi Clouse, Norwood Ethel lFinkl Davis, Canton Lowell Douce, Caledonia Wilford Kaelber, Caledonia Harry Burkholder, Caledonia Roy Likens, Bucyrus Lucile Rinker Roesch, Galion Byrnes Chapman, Marion Fred Haas, Medina Ralph Bayles, Caledonia Wallace Coulter, Edison Francis Bolinger, Edison Salo Morton, Deceased Freda Babcock, Deceased Class of 1926 Jay Lyon, Caledonia Orbie Johnson Miller, Pittsburg, Pa. Rachel QBradyJ Koehler Herman Kightlinger, Caledonia Robert lrey, Caledonia Nellie lStumbol Kline, Marion Bertha lKightlingerJ Dice, Caledonia Iva QGistl Brownlee, Inglewood, Calif. Mildred Baker, Caledonia Hope fUnderwoodJ Stephen, South Euclid Ray Lyon, Caledonia John Dana, Lakewood, California Eloise fGist1 Hart Glenn Lucas, Deceased Class of 192.5 Clarence Gulliford, Marion Gladys lCox1 Rinehart, Galion Dorthea CDoughertyJ Lyon, Marion Evana QMesserlyJ lrey, Caledonia Geneva lUnderwoodJ Purvis, Marion Mildred lCoxJ McCarley, Carey Hazel QCressJ Mooney, Marion Evelyn QPittmanl Seiter, Marion Ruthella lHoffmanJ Longacre, Caledonia Kenneth Sickel, Caledonia Jeanetta lTomlinJ lrey, Caledonia Irene lCrouseJ Morgan Ethel Porter, Caledonia Louella Wilcox, Columbus Class of 1924 Louis Underwood, Columbus Eugene Rinker, Barberton Charles Harrington Rittman Class of 1922 lCon'tl Lottie lKellyJ Quaintance, Mansfield William Clark, Caledonia Harry Longacre, Caledonia Charles Hurr, Ansonia Jerald Miller, Marietta Kester Rice, Caledonia Everett Gray Elizabeth lNesbittj Howser, Deceased Ruth lCroftJ Calac, Deceased Class of 1921 Lucile lGrayl MacLean Estella Pittman, Caledonia Bernice Baldwin, Marion Clarence Ullom, Galion Lois Cox, Deceased Hollis Hipsher, Deceased Howard Underwood, Houston, Texas Howard Howser, Marion Class of 1920 Mildred lRinkerl Ulsh, Marion lscah lFoosJ Roush, Caledonia Margaret Lyon, Caledonia Rovena QHowserl Rinker, Marion Gladys Pittman, Caledonia John Russell Crum, Peoria William Hoffman Polk Thomas Hill, Caledonia Lowell Doyle, Caledonia Walter Lyon, Marion Class of 1919 Harold Bolinger, Cuyahoga Falls Florence lBrocklesbyl Bolinger, Cuyahoga Falls Ellen CMcCabel School, Columbus Jessis lUnderw'oodJ Welborne, Cleveland Ruth lFieldsJ Coulter, Marion Mildred lCoulterJ Foster, Marion Nova QBolingerJ Doyle, Caledonia Helen Warwick, Marion Homer Busch, Deceased Victoria Uacksonl McCoy, Deceased Class of 1929 Dale Baird, Glendore, California Paul Cluff, Marion Bennett Wait, Glen dora, California Edwin Baird, San Francisco, California Mildred lBairdl Brooke, Galion Avis fBurnsideJ Bowles, Corpus Christe, Texas Florence lKellyJ Pifer, Columbus Alma CLyonJ King, Galion Lillian QNancel Markle, Edison Pauline fWarnerJ Glaze Bevins, Columbus Leona lPaceJ Martin Burkholder, Caledonia Alton Timson, St. Louis, Illinois Marguerite lden, Deceased Class of 1928 Mabel KLinscottl Macateer, Hollywood, Calif. Garnet CBairdj Williams, Marion Thelma fBairdl Pollack, Cleveland Hazel KBairdJ Williams, Marion Clyde Burnside, Marion William Lyon, Caledonia Francis Lyon, Edison Alice CNuferD Kretzer, Cleveland Hazel Cllerl Hubman, Chogrin Falls Kennetha fFoosJ Coulter, Edison Belva CCOXJ Price, Waldo Lillie Rose Cheek, Marietta, Ga. Richard Whiteamire, Caledonia Robert Whitearnire, Martel Edith fGistJ Spitzer, Mansfield Pearl Cox, Deceased Lucille lClouseJ Haines, Deceased Mary fSteeleJ Ray, Deceased Class of 1927 Esther CNuferl Franz, Marion Margaret QI-larringtonl Casey, Iowa Lavina fShafferl Cook, Lyndhurst Mary fTimsonj Fortney, Galion Velma fl-Iawkinsj Speidel, Edison Lucille fGullifordl Donley, Columbus Cleo fFinkJ Connely, Galion Pearl CMayD Caldwell, Caledonia Marion Tirnson, Newark Class of 1924 Ccon'tJ Margaret Kelly Martin, Mt. Victory Ruth Miller Reynolds, Caledonia Wanda Geddis, Marion Nevauda Kidwell Gibson, Pittsburg, Pa Mary Brocklesby, Caledonia Paul Warwick, Galion Allen Quick, Marion Mabel Johnson Ulsh, Marion Ward Sharrock, Caledonia Hilda Nufer Long, Edison Thomas A. Morton, Galion Willard Waterhouse, Marion Robert Clark, Caledonia Mildred Holland Pickett, Caledonia Dale Belt Boles, Sherwood, Mich. Class of 1923 Mae fBrattonJ Rice, Caledonia Myrtle lCainJ Hershey, Belleville Zella Coulter, Marion Florence CDickenl Morton, Galion Laverne fGistl Sharrock, Caledonia Helena Hart, Marion Kenneth Longacre, Caledonia Josie lLyonJ Mitchell, Caledonia Louella fPommertJ Melius, Long Beach, Calif. Chester Shonsey, Caledonia Zelrna CSwisherJ Hipsher Lindsay Hill, Caledonia Martha fTimsonJ Burnor, Bucyrus Ruth CWhitearnireJ Clark, Caledonia Elva fWilcoxJ Shirk, Marion Ethel fWilliamsl Kerr, East Liberty Alta Hill, Deceased Dessie Hipsher, Deceased Class of 1922 Pauline KHoffmanJ McChesney, Marion Mabel fFoosD Sickel, Caledonia Donna fCruml Ward, South Gate, Calif. Beatrice fWhiteamireD Neal Zoa fLindsayl Hill, Caledonia Class of 1918 Gladys Bell, Cleveland Wilma CCoxJ Denton, Cardington Elizabeth fKochJ Claytor, Cardington Ruth fRinkerl Robinson, Marion Herbert Highley, Caledonia Clarence Hinds, Lancaster, Pa. Frank Fields, Marion Lester Hipsher, Crestline George Rinker, Marion Forest Hill, Marion Harold Ulsh, Marion .Toe Ulsh, Marion Claud Brashears, Deceased Alice Highley, Deceased Class of 1916 Marie fDiltsD Matz, Lakewood Marie fSickell Burton, Cleveland Donald Lyon, Laynesville Raymond Doyle, Caledonia Anna Drake, Marion Eva fSickelJ Brocklesby, Caledonia Maud fReslerJ Robertson, Caledonia Naomi fThrewD Coen, Columbus Emma KI-larringtonl Dilts, Caledonia Thelma QMillerJ Brocklesby, Caledonia Class of 1915 Helen fFieldsJ Pommert, Caledonia Wave lKimbleJ Allen, Marion Norris Hill, Caledonia Chelsey Underwood, Caledonia Miles Hipsher, Indianapolis, Ind. Paul Fell, Cleveland Charlie Lyon, Lakewood Ivan Weidemaier, Ann Arbor, Mich. Lester Baldinger, Salem Irene Rinker, Deceased Eugene Rice, Deceased Ethel May Senft, Deceased. Chester Pommert, Deceased Class of 1914 Marion Rice, Crestline Jane QSlagel Ross, Marion Eva fSicke1J Jennings Shaffstall, Marion Mabel CI-larrisonl Williams, Marion Louella QDouceJ Martin, Cleveland Clyde Mason Coulter, Marion Robert Miller, Columbus Rolla Warwick Hilda QRicel Kinnarnon, Galion Pearl KSchleintzl Sutton, Toledo Sylvan Hipsher, Milan Class of 1913 Ruth CTimsonl Sickel, Caledonia Eugene Rogers, Caledonia Orville Waugh Lynn Underwood, Greenville Carrol Irey, Caledonia Helen CDel1oggl Thomason, Caledonia Kenneth Underwood, Caledonia Wilmer Resler, Deceased lloe Burt Holden, Deceased Class of 1912 Adela fMartinl Dye, Marion Lloyd Kinnamon, Galion Wayne Dilts, Caledonia Melvin Pommert, Caledonia Wealtha Brown, Deceased Louis Sickel, Deceased Mary McCabe, Deceased Class of 1911 Florence Busch, Caledonia Inez Rice Burton Mary fHindsJ Nicocernus, Ostrander Retta fCoulterJ Foos, Edison Mabel QSickell Hofstetter, Marion Helen QStoneJ Campbell, Caledonia Willis Earl Stewart, Marion Viola fPittmanl Martin, Deceased Class of 1906 lcon'tl Ethel lSternsl Thew, Marion Walter Lindsay, Caledonia Wallace Hill, Columbus John McMahon, Zephyrhills, Florida Ella QThewJ Schleintz, Deceased Roma Dickson Campbell, Deceased Class of 1905 Gertrude Gray'Cameron, Lincoln, Minn. Isabelle CVirtuel Warwick, Marion John Ryon, Deceased Class of 1904 Harry R. Seckel, Oakland 12., Calif. Edith Marion Kontiner, Middletown Virginia fUnderwoodJ Jackson, Worthington Louis T. Field, Deceased Hollis Pace, Deceased Fayette Geddis, Deceased George Gladhart, Deceased Frank Hanley, Deceased Class of 1903 Stella Malloy, Marion Ella McMahan, Chicago, Ill. Elma Herrod, Caledonia Elsie Q1-Iindsl Thew, Galion Ina CWeaverJ Eiserling, Troy LaVerne KFe11l Stafford, Marion Betty KI-lindsl Wadsworth Ralph Douce, Los Angeles, Calif. Joseph Leroy Frields, Bucyrus John Irwin, Columbus Otto C. Schlientz, Marion A. H. Thew, Deceased Bessie Douce Braden, Deceased lrno VanBuskirk Koon, Deceased Cathryn Hanley, Deceased Class of 1898 Rettie E. Tedrow Zirkle, Winfield, Kansas Ella Brocklesby Brown, Cambridge, Ada Margraff Geddis, Marion Heath Garberson, Huron Chas. L. Busch, Deceased Chalmer Kelly, Deceased Frank Carpenter, Deceased Thaddeus Herrold, Deceased Arthur J. Stravsos, Deceased Class of 1897 Zelma Harrold Irey, Marion H. N. Geddis, Deceased Homer Stone, Deceased Musetta Fell Harrold, Deceased Royal Stone, Deceased Class of 1896 Ella Rinker Rebman, LeRoy, Ohio Leota Anselrnent Harrold, Deceased Stella Brown, Deceased Will Carpenter, Lorain Clara Van Buskirk, Deceased Belle Roberts Burnstein, Deceased Maud Meister Makeever, Deceased Class of 1395 Ira Smith, Gary, Ind. Mass Belle Tedrow Halbert, Denver, Colorado W. E. Gladhart, Deceased I. Ward Sarnpsell, Deceased Peril T. Harrold, Deceased Class of 1894 Etta Carpenter Hiles, Deceased Ola Miracle Ely, Columbus Charles Rinker, Deceased Charles Clark, Deceased O. C. Apt, Deceased J. S. Lyon, Deceased Imogene Stone, Deceased Class of 1960 Raymond Barr, Ruth Coulter, Martel Ruth Ann QPletcherJ Dutton, Nancy Gardner, Jim Healea, Galion Kenneth Hill, Mary Lou Honaker, Caledonia Joyce Miller, Charles Pineyard, Phyllis Rakes, Ann Winters, Columbus Joyce Worcester, Martel Thomas Wyckoff, Martel Class of 1959 Stephen Black, Martel Jewell Grimes, Caledonia Lester Lyon, Caledonia Robert Vaughn, Marion Ronald Walter, Caledonia Janet QGokenl Wilson, Caledonia Class of 1958 John Baer, Jr., Caledonia Jane Landis, Caledonia Marji QFabianl McKinniss, Marion Sheldon McKinniss, Marion Linda Moodespaugh, Columbus Donna Morrow, Marion Edward Reed, Martel Patsy Rice, Galion Eunice QPursleyl Vaughn, Marion Class of 1957 Betty Baer, Caledonia Shirley CPurs1eyJ Baer, Caledonia Charlotte Barden Stevens, Columbus Jim Steinhelfer, Martel Joyce QSta1eyl Bryant, Martel William Gardner, Galion Patricia QHilll Halbert, Marion artel Alumni Clyde Worcester, Galion James Worcester Class of 1952 Rodney Baldinger, Martel Doris QVollrathl Decker, Galion Betty Lynch Downs Jon Elliott Joyce QRoeschl Hayes, Galion Melvin Hissong, Caledonia' Kenneth Pletcher, Caledonia Clarence Price, Jr., Martel Maxine Reed, Martel Class of 1951 Clarence Allen, Marion Forest Glathart, Marion Wilma CLeatheml Allen Ruth Clever, Caledonia Rex Elliott, Marion Thomas Hayes, Martel Betty lRoeschJ Hissong, deceased Martha Cweidemaierl Wilson, Bucyrus Class of 1950 Patricia QReedl Elliott, Martel Gladys QValentinel Johnson, Marion Wayne Meadows, Shirley QPangbornl Pletcher, Caledonia Lillie QPricel Martin, Caledonia Robert Sharrock, Caledonia Donna QVollrathl Kassell Class of 1949 Lois lPangbornl Snare, Martel Isabel QRinehartl Ross, Galion Dale Rinehart, Caledonia Dick Baldinger, Green Camp Robert Reese, Galion Class of 1943 Harold Caris, Martel Edwin Cowgill Robert Nickum, Martel Betty lLoyerl Stockwell, Galion' Lawrence Sulser Class of 1942 Russel Garver, Marion Charles Hayes Qdeceasedl Ray Humphrey Howard John, Galion Mae Belle Reece Ruth Reynolds Robert Wilson, Galion Class of 1941 Marjorie QBurkhartl Bachelor, Galion Jane lHickmanl Bonner, Galion Ralph Downs, Jr., Columbus Pauline Hofstetter, Marion Charles Kellogg, Caledonia Serge Kelly, Marion Harriet CRinehartl Griffis, Galion Kathleen QLoyerl Sharrock Mildred QLyonl Shurnaker, Deceased Class of 1940 Dale Bails William Douce Ruby QRorickl Grimes Paul Hayes Harold Neff Carl Rush Opal QBalcerl Myers Glenn Dale Stakey Class of 1939 Florence QMartinl Dye, Galion Gilbert Goebel Glade Guinter, Columbus Eva CLongacrel Hickrnan llagene QSeiterl Lyon, Caledonia 5 Ruby Holycross, Caledonia ' Sandra fVaughnJ Moodespaugh, Caledonia David Walte r, Martel Class of 1956 Mary Irwin, Martel Ester Qlrwinl Bachelder, Galion John Burkhart, Martel John Landis, Martel Phillip Leathern, Martel Glen Linstedt, Martel Robert Moodespaugh, Caledonia Bill Rice, Galion Janice Whiteamire, Martel Class of 1955 Kenneth Barden, Martel Kenneth Berry, Crestline Mary fBaerJ Morman, Bucyrus Lois lLyonl Nauman, Fredricktown Norman QP1etcherJ Rakes, Martel Berry Vaughn, Caledonia Class of 1954 Gary Baer, Caledonia Elaine Crawbaugh, Caledonia Thomas Ettinger, Martel Jaznes Miner, Galion Marlene Qweirickl Orlando, Cleveland Mary Jo Perry Mary Jean lReedl Plotner, Martel Mildred lRoeschJ Vaughn, Caledonia Class of 1953 Beverly QSrnithl Dowing, Orville Penny Hayes, Martel Gale Loyer, Martel Carol QReishJ Lee, Columbus Barbara lWi1sonJ Venson, Bucyrus William Vollrath, Martel Class of 1948 Daniel Downs, Marion James Jarnison, Marion Jack Rhinebolt, Marion Class of 1947 Howard Black, deceased James Downs Betty lMcClergJ Hickman, Galion Robert Hickman Rose lRinehartl Harris, Bucyrus Robert Loyer, Martel Raymond Pangborn, Martel Walter Rinehart, Prospect Georgie lHayesl Stevens Charles Valentine, Martel Class of 1 946 Elvin Connell, Galion Kenneth Graf, Galion Dale Irwin, Mt. Gilead Donna Mae Uueathernl Irwin Kinsel Loyer, Martel Ethel Jean lManringl Sulser, Galion Lowell Price, Galion Helen QCarte1-J Roesch, Galion Samuel Sulser, Galion Carol Tropf, String Town Class of 1.945 Rosemary 'QWeirickJ Beringer, Arkansas Everett Douce John Martin, Jr., Martel Ethel lKel1yl Mosier, Edison Betty lStinehelferl Nickum, Martel Jean Weidemaier, Chatfield John Winters, Doris QCarterj Wake, Iberia Class of 1944 Paul Price, Martel Dorothy Jean Sharrock, ldeceasedl Wesley Sulser, Galion Mildred lValentinel Woolum, Martel Class of 1939 QCon'tl Richard Lyon, Caledonia Ned McBride, deceased John Reed, Marion Robert Ruth Harol Shumaker, Martel Helen QGoldsmithl Worcester, Martel Class of 1938 Lowell Douce, Hillsboro, O. Cloa lP1etcherJ Downs, Columbus Alta QGuiz-itherl Heller, Butler, O. Gertrude lGuintherj Heller, Galion Daniel Hickman Laura lHurnphreyj Leathern, Galion Ruth lKaiserl Miller Arva lLongacreJ McCalister, deceased Thelma Manring, Galion Harold Martin, Cardington Dorothy lPerryl Baker, Caledonia Maxine lRoeschl Pfahler, Galion Gerald Shumaker Nellie lSulserJ Tischer, Galion Edith lManringJ Vossers, Galion Class of 1937 Genevieve lKel1yl Geers, Marion Robert Gist, deceased Gerald Hamilton, deceased Ora Hedding, Martel Charles Hubbard, Galion Doris fWi1kinsl Likens Martin, John, Jr., Martel Robert Miller, Mt. Gilead Robert Neff, Caledonia George Ruth Lowell Sharrock, Thornville, O. Fred Sulser, deceased Arthur Waitley Wilma lClutterj Walimire, Bucyrus Class of 1936 Mildred QBalliettJ Christman, Galion Dora fDilsave1-J Coulter Donald Guinther, Mt. Vernon Brrnard Lyon, Caledonia George Lyon Evelyn fHummerl Mason Evelyn lClutterl Perry, Martel Gaylord Pletcher Charles Reed Robert Reed, Valley City, O. Geraldine QRoeschl Moleno, Galion William Stakey, New Bloomington Class of 1935 Robert Downs, Xenia, O. Margarette QHamiltonJ Gilbert, Marion Edgar Guinther Fay Hedding Robert Hofstetter Marie QGuintherj Hottshouse, Bucyrus Virgil Likins Wayne Longacre, Galion Wilfred Rush, Martel Eldon Sharrock Velma QKelloggJ Shumaker Marie QSu1serJ Lawrence Lavern QSulserj Nash, Marion Class of 1934 Kenneth Balliett, Galion Richard Brooks Virgil Burkhart, Galion Fredrick George, Bucyrus Chester Grossman, Upper Sandusky Harold Guinther, Bucyrus Vivian CLikensJ Hofstetter Melvin Kliss, Upper Sandusky Doloris lNeff7 Lew, Galion Virginia Osborne, Worthington Ruth QReedj Reamsnyder Winifred QWilkinsJ Riley Class of 1930 Gladys QKennedyl Burnsides, Edison Pearl QRoeschJ Grau, Bucyrus Beulah QGuintherj Hager, Galion Cecil Hershner, Dayton, O. Doris QBurkhartI Kaelber, Caledonia Irene QGuintherl McCoy, Dayton, O. Glenora QMcBridel McDonald, Waldo Grace lNessJ Patterson, Hilliard, O. Howard Rush, Cardington Melvin Sharrock, Mt. Gilead Sarah fRorickJ Sherer, Galion Esther Sulser, Galion Mahla Stafford, Caledonia Class of 1929 Ina fGrimesJ Albright, Bucyrus John Anderson Chester Burkhart, Mansfield Kermit Burkhart, Caledonia Russell Guinther, Kendallmills, Ind. Wesley Reed Helen QKu1-tzl Strickler, Galion Louis Wissinger, Mansfield, O. Class of 1928 Russell Baldinger, Akron, O. Lemuel Breese Ruth fBa1dingerl Hottsberry Mary Kile, Galion Ralph Riddle, Mt. Gilead Ruby Thompson, Cardington, O. Carl Trefz, Galion Class of 1927 Mildred Breese Raymond Burkhart Edith QSu1serJ Dalryrnple, Mt. Gilead Paul Grimes, Galion Kenneth Guinther Helen QKempJ Ireland, Lewisburg, O. Harold Le sher Willard Ness, Shelby, O. Mabel fKennedyl Pangborn, Martel Class of 1923 QCon'tJ Florence QRoeschl French Irma Hienla, Bucyrus LaVaughn QReedl Logan, Mt. Gilead Luara Clieatheml Long, deceased Myrtle fCressl McC1urg, Galion Belle fPricel Neuman, Galion Hazel QShif1eyJ Roesch, Galion Carl Rorick, Marion Paul Rorick, Galion Grace QRinehartD Tupps Class of 1922 Florence QParisD Vonderhoff, Marion Eugene Kennedy Harold Kennedy, Rio Grande, O. Homer Kile, Caledonia Etta fBlayneyJ Kraus, deceased Donald Quaintance, deceased Class of 1921 Ollie QRinehartl Ankney, Sycamore, O Lowell Baldinger, Akron, O. Edgar Christman Velma fLaipplyl Coen Thelma fCrissingerJ Corey, Bucyrus Neta fEmahiserl Cox Floyd Heinla, Bucyrus Hazel KHil1manJ Hopkins, Marion Harry ller Gladys QBurkhartJ Joseph Burnis QMcKinstryj Kennedy, Rio Grande Harold Kile Mildred QWeirickJ Kurtz, deceased Harold Pace, Galion Warren Reece, Marion Martha QCoxJ Simmons, Marion OUBOH QONUO 300,133 .O hggwmcmz -qdgpmcno EBM :ODQEMU gpm .O RMWHHQHHMHU .um NODOHU EUMHOMV EDM Muzi wo mmgu C0360 FHOHHMHOUHZ Ammmzuv MHEO 522002 AOUUOMV Mwnwajw 2505 HEOH HUMOHMU 1:2 fsgwdzdw C373 OEEMHUO 'O ROUBOH FSWEQEM MZMBOHIH WSHNWUDQ 6356200 :waxy GOREEOOHQ PEZ qmham TQOCGUVHV Bmmgvm CNN: wo mmggo EU-:dw JZSO H0363 n3:bPrH0nH -'SSUUQ EUSMUENDUV UEZWH .O 6:6252 NBOHWMUQHQ 20352 O20 QOCME GQHOQ A2503 H0962 UMHENOUUQ QOPHUUCQ :XZ mpssjm Jgwunqq AWMOHUV UAHUDHME M23 wo mwmgo COSMU rgddeddg A3075 0:25 COE22 505 AHUEEEIC UUEWHOHM xUO,H.HdLm Nngmgs COSMU NLUEVOM isdn COMHM2 JMU-mwQOA AHOHLOV: 09:0 MXZMUUOU uqmemajm EBU: SEMO 3:62 8,3520 ASHRAE COTS2 EOHOEHMU EOWHOHUCQV BHN2 E54 WNOH wo mwgu 'O RQOHVFQ hgmvmmdm iwwimmiov EODNNSH .O nwdmbmyhdz QUUEHOM E302 Exim JBHNM AGOWQEOFHV OGGHUQ LNOH mo mmdnv 2.32 Qwgtmww mghdgo 2.82 WAUMMOOM M505-IH SCENE N502 ggmmdm EZNOUUU ECMA amOHO'm :CATH Amcdnc :Gsm SOVA EGCOQ gg AUSEMV REHOHOD EVOHEOM MBHOUU EMENHO IHEOV Hgqgm ODOHO COHwEEOOHm Atdnvidm UHUDHOHIH HUMEUHGQ UHMAOMM H0362 Pgwggdm AUUERUV dvd ONOH wo mmgo Etdg Amoxokrs Tmhnmmv gsm M5030 JE JRNLQEM 2:09 .O Q50 khmzm? hmvmmm RUM-mm 3-Suv Z2 E 320 NEOUBMO AOEEMBENS E035 QBHH F32 HBISZ JUMM QUUOMV :mmm COWEN dgwm TAUEOOUQ Meg, QOEME JVHNLOEM Cdprsm NEB: .BEE AGOT: gsm NEOUBMO NGO?-IH OUSHMRS HBHM2 JUEWUEJ AHOAUHOF5 dnwejw QOIMU AEOENQIH Ogm HOSBEOZ EMQOQ OZQNOQM 302 Jchwenghdm CHUM-UOMV 025300 .O EOOQEUMM MGOSMENHIH TAMVOGGUMV NAEOHOQ H9262 REHEWEOU 30,33 258300 nmneo HIEOEENM :UML wo mmgo 303282 fgwimgg 250-'H QOMHME -'gwgmga .U M3230 QOEMU QQSE MEOENKMW .O Jsxnm NEEUM-hadm Atov Ewgm OEUWPHO -AUUUQ 52:25 GOES 52:3 N205 .O -cOwUHO -E2mg0m:4 Emdmv MH-EU NQL wo mmgu ENWEOA-H ismdmv dehlmz HUVHMQHBHG OITAHBHZ QOMHNE NHOUNAQQEMUM KWHCUHIH 23:0 'UE QOUMHDH EOHMHIH 50:60 nmmmwz UMd3Om COSMU Nmmvz AOFHOAEOV RASOHOQ zz! AWHOUQV NHS! REQ 6533 MEOMVBMO Nzmm QUEOMV 28562. H0362 Awgwvwm MOH C0360 AHOEEDU .SOOO MMCOUBNU JOEEO UUGUHSU MEOHUBMO hugo GOEM 6:62 QUMBSM ESEQBOOV Uzmadu MEOEOEH 65509 MYHNQUMM QOEQU nisbdgdm Uwvgmvo Hwigzdmeidm Am25OgMv MEMS QR: wo mmgo mggp AHUEHOQV WHOSE QOZMO JWMHUUKNU-'gp WT: vHUOHHmnm Cdghmm SUWMSM HDHSH4 5 1 Class of 1910 Winifred Gladhart Kelly, Worthington Arva Douce Grether, Ft. Collins, Colo. Amanda lDrakeQ Hipsher, Edison Alice QI-Ianleyl Murphey, Marion Mildred QSickelJ Ault, Mt. Gilead Eva QAultJ Mills, Caledonia Reid Feilds, Elkhart, Ind. Frank Wittred, Belleville Lubie Simpson Frank Seckel, Deceased Clarence Ulsh, Deceased Helen Virtue, Deceased Class of 1909 Dora QGrovesD Ault, Caledonia Bliss Hipsher Clouse, Caledonia May Stewart Haas, Cardington Sadie Thew Baker, Marion Laura Virtue, Mt. Gilead Scot Lyon, Deceased Frank Fell, Deceased Van Watts, Deceased Harloe Hipsher, Deceased Anna lRicel Lyon, Deceased Class of 1907 Emery Coulter, Marion Naomi Pittman, Sandusky Lavina lDrakel Coulter, Caledonia Georgia lTedrowJ Bernridge, Morral Ruth QGrayD Blohm, Randall, Minn. Gayle Clouse Crock, St. Louis, Mo. Rachel Gladhart, Deceased Class of 1906 Ethel lBolingerJ Warwick, Marion Florence lAultl Kepler Truax, Caledonia Coral QDouceJ Carmony, Springfield Nell Hanley, Chicago, Ill. Jessie Kinnarnon Meister, Elyria Class of 1902- Anna QMcMahanD Gerkee Bertrand, Oakland, Calif. Sylvia QThewD Baird, Deceased Chas. Ballanger, Deceased Class of 1901 lone lWickessj Cardiff, Caledonia Anna QPittmanJ Monnette, Caledonia Loretta Busch, Caledonia Alzora Anselment, Marion Wesley Rinker, Caledonia lren Qlrwinl Ramer, Deceased Roland Hinds, Deceased Nina O'Donnell, Deceased Lewis Riner, Deceased Avery Garberson, Deceased Char Carpenter, Deceased Class of 1900 Elsie Moser, Caledonia Vida QWeaverj Neil, Morral Mary lCarpenterl Webber, Lorain John H. Booth, Cleveland Mabel QHindsJ Harruf James B. Irwin, Wadsworth Pearl Apt Weeks, Lawrenceburg, Ky. Pearl QRussellJ McColley, Deceased Mayme VanBuskirk, Deceased Cora Winerniller, Deceased Frank Stanley, Deceased Dawn Jelliffe, Deceased Chester Geddis, Deceased Blaine Fell, Deceased Chas. Fall, Deceased Class of 1899 Estella QMeisterJ Neil, Deceased Carrie Hunter, Deceased Ethel QSperryD Campbell, Deceased Class of 1893 Alice Kelly Irey, Marion Mayette Anselment, Deceased Josie Hinds Foreman, Deceased Eva Day Hensel, Deceased Minnie Harrison Underwood, Deceased Scott E. lrey, Deceased Rev. John B. Jones, Deceased Mary Curl, Deceased Alonzo Curl, Deceased Edith Fields Welsh, Deceased Class of 1892 John Garherson, Denver, Colorado Addie Tedrow, Deceased Class of 1891 W. R. Conaway, Deceased Laura Apt, Deceased Roberta Dodge Hipsher, Deceased L. S. Irey, Marion The information we obtained of the alumni was gotten from the alumni secretary's book. We hope that the information is correct. However, there may be some cases in which the information is not up to date. In many cases, we had to leave off the address as we could not readily get this information. Many persons have contributed to the corn- piling of the alumni members, but the one person who was primarily responsible for this is Flora Mae Fichtner, who has spent many hours trying to gather and arrange this alumni. Thank you, Flora Mae. ' 41 Class of 1919 QCon'tl Fern QReedl Iler Pearl KStinehelferl Wiener, Galion Faun fR.eedl Wolf, Valley City, O. Class of 1918 Lois QChristmanl Bending, deceased Irma Qldenl Daly Howard Iler, Marion Paul Pace, Bucyrus Harold Rorick, Elyria Lucille QGarfieldl Soltz, Marengo Emma Snyder, deceased Charles Virtue Clarence Virtue Class of 1917 Juanita CLaipplyJ Weir, Westerville, O. Another person responsible for helping with the alumni is Larry Grimes. As you read this list, we sincerely hope you will understand the complication involved in compiling such information and that any mistake made was purely unintentional and was made by incom- plete records. Larry Grimes ,V , 521g JOYCE BAYLES Artistic GLORIA BRENNAN Po1ite BECKY BROOKS Athletic LOUISE BURKHART Kind LINDA CARTER Bashfu1 18 .-, Jim H 1 , . in A , JW X DEBBY CLARK Optimistic 11:4-75-.p?- '10 YN RON CLEVER Indust1'ious DORIS DOUCE llwittyll PAT FABIAN Pleasant HS 7 r X FLORA MAE FICHTNER J ovia1 19 LANNY GIST Relaxed LARRY CRIMES K 1 J llshyll BRAD HATCHER Reckless BARBARA KAELBER Ambitious :W CAROLYN KICHTLINGER Fun Loving 20 BRAD KILEN Studious JIM LANDIS I-Iumerous ELLA McKINNISS KELLY Cooperative N LEWIS LEATHEM Musical 21 w , , I, GRETCHEN MCCLINTOCK Dramatic u , -'j!.4?ff -I .If Q., 1 GEORGIA MILLER Timid is-' fi jk BILL MIRACLE ll Crazy! I TED NOGGLE High Hopes ASHTON OGLE Ho11'od JIM PERRY Determine d 22 C AROLYN PHILLIPS IIN e atll HAROLD PINYERD Muscular N6 ..4 ',N .i 5 , . 1 -1 M SHARON SNADER Mischievous DAVID SERVERS ll Sly!! -Q I w X R . .. 'K CATHERINE SMITH Cheerful CAROL WHITEAMIRE n Quietn 23 yr' A 3 CURT WI-HTEAMIRE Controversial Senior Information JOYCE BAYLES--Choir 2,45 Librarian 1,35 Scot Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Play 45 County Chorus 4. GLORIA BRENNAN--Choir 15 Pep Club 1,45 Glee Club 15 V. Pres. 35 National Honor Society 3545 Class Reporter 4. REBECCA BROOKS--Cheerleader 152,35 Choir l,2,3,45 County Chorus 1,2545 Volleyball 1,2545 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Scot Staff 2,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Librarian 25 Homecoming Court 3. LOUISE BURKHART--Band 2,35 Cheerleader 152,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Class Officer l,2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Librarian 25 National Honor Society 35 Office Staff 35 Volleyball 2,3. LINDA CARTER--Annual Staff 45 Class Reporter 25 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 FHA Re- porter l5 Librarian 1. DEBBY CLARK--Choir 1,3545 County Chorus 153,45 Scholarship Team 35 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45'Scot Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Volleyball 1,3545 Co-editor of Annual 45 Cheerleader 45 District Music Contest 3,45 Librarian 2. RON CLEVER--Choir l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 25 Class Pres. 15 V. Pres. 35 County Chorus 35 Intramural Basketball 3,4. DORIS DOUCE--Treasurer 15 Secretary 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 FHA 45 Choir 1,35 Scot Staff 152,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Student Council 45 County Chorus 1,35 Class Play 3. PAT FABIAN--Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,35 County Chorus l,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Intramural Basketball 45 Class Play 3,45 Librarian l,2.,3. FLORA MAE FICHTNER--Choir 1,2535 FHA 45 County Chorus 1,25 Librarian 25 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,45 Volleyball 2,35 Scot Staff 2,35 Annual Staff 4. LANNY GIST--FFA 45 Shop 15 Class Play 3,45 Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball 1,2535 Li- brarian 1,45 Scot Staff 1,2535 Parliamentary Procedure 45 Land Judging Team 4. LARRY GRIMES--Band 15 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 45 Shop l,2,35 Class Play 35 Choir 153. BRADLEY HATCHER--Shop 152,35 Choir 1,25 Basketball 152,35 Agriculture 45 Student Council 45 Class Play 3,4. BARBARA KAELBER--Scholarship Team 1,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Class Treas. 2,35 Class Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Student Council Pres. 45 Class Play 3,45 FFA Queen 45 Homecoming Court 1,25 Homecoming Queen 45 Volleyball 15253545 Annual Staff 45 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 County Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 County Band 2,35 Librarian 25 Music Con- test 3,4. CAROLYN KIGHTLINGER--Class Pres. 1,2535 Student Council 152,35 Student Council Secretary 2,35 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Band 1,25 County Band 1,25 Choir 15253545 County Chorus l,2,3,45 Home- coming Court 45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball 15253545 Annual Staff 35 Co-editor of Annual 45 Class Play 3,45 Scholarship Team 2,35 Honor Society 45 Librarian 25 District Music Contest 3,4. BRAD KILE--Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Scholarship Team 152,45 Honor Society 45 FFA 1,25 FFA Treas. 2. JIM LANDES--Basketball 1,2535 FFA 45 Choir 35 Shop 1,25 Class Play 3,4. LEWIS LEATHEM--Basketball l,2,35 Track 25 FFA 45 County Chorus 15253545 County Band 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Class Play 3. GRETCHEN McCLINTOCK--Class Play 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Scot Staff 3,4 Class Reporter 35 Librarian 3,45 Intramural Basketball 4. ELLA MCKINNISS KELLY--Choir l,2,3,45 Volleyball 152,45 fCaptainl 35 Student Council 1,35 News Reporter 25 National Honor Society 35 Class Play 3,4. GEORGIA MILLER--Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 FHA 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Choir 2,45 Pep Club 45 Scot Staff 3,4. BILL MIRACLE--Basketball 152,35 Baseball 152,35 Football 1,2545 Track 35 FFA 3,45 Shop 15 Choir 45 Land Judging Team 3,45 Parliamentary Contest 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3. TED NOGGLE--Choir 45 County Chorus 45 Class Play 35 Scot Staff 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Li- brarian 3,45 Scholarship Team 4. JIM PERRY--Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Honor Society 3,45 Class Play 3,4. CAROLYN PHILLIPS--Choir l,2,3,45 County Chorus 1,3,45 Band 1,25 County Band 15 Annual Staff 45 Scot Staff 2,35 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Secretary 15 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball 25 Librarian 3. HAROLD PINYERD--Basketball l,2,35 FFA 45 Choir 2,35 Band 15 Class Play 35 Football 4. DAVID SEEVERS--Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Football 3,45 Track 25 Class Play 35 Scot Staff 3. CATHERINE SMITH--Choir 152,45 Class Play 45 Pep Club 45 Scot Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. SHARON SNADER--Choir 15 County Chorus 15 Intramural Basketball 15253545 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 15 Scot Staff 3,4. CAROL WHITEAMIRE--Choir l,3,45 Pep Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Play 35 Sec- retary 35 Volleyball 25 Scot Staff 45 Home Ec. Club 35 Office Staff 35 Librarian 1. CURT WHITEAMIRE--Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Student Council l,2,3,45 Scholarship Team l52,3,4. 24 Last Will and Testament TED NOGGLE DORIS DOUCE ELLA MCKINNISS LINDA CARTER BECKY BROOKS LANNY GIST BILL MIRACLE FLORA MAE FICHTNER JIM PERRY GLORIA BRENNAN LEWIS LEATHEM Wills the right to be the only boy on the yearbook staff to Tom Lyon. Wills her ability to get along with everyone in Phys. Ed. to Nancy Ogle. Wills her height to Karen Walters and her ability not to get along with her brothers and sisters to Ed Marshall. Wills nothing to nobody because she is taking everything with her. Wills her ability to talk all the time in study hall and not get caught to anyone who can be so lucky. Wills his right to get thrown out of Mr. Murray's speech class to Jay Miglore. Wills his ability to get put on the basketball cut list his senior year to Gary Bryant. Wills her ability to laugh and cry at the same time to Dixie Middaugh. Wills nothing. Wills her amazing natural ability to misspell simple words to anyone who wants this disadvantage. Wills his height to Carol Johnston and his ability to keep out of trouble to Herb Reed. GRETCHEN McCLINTOCKWills her ability to sing to Margaret Bailey. GEORGIA MILLER DEBBY CLARK Wills the right to be one of the shortest girls in the senior class to Margaret Pinyerd. Wills her ability to get cheerleading in her senior year to her sister, Betsy. CAROLYN KIGHTLINGER Wills her SHYNESS around boys to Carolyn Underwood and Shirley JOYCE BAYLES PAT FABIAN RON CLEVER CATHERINE SMITH SHARON SNADER DAVID SEEVERS ASI-ITON OGLE CURT WHITEAMIRE CAROLYN PHILLIPS BARBARA KAELBER LARRY GRIMES CAROL WHITEAMIRE JIM LANDIS BRAD I-IATCHER BRAD KILE LOUISE BURKHART HAROLD PINYERD Holdridge. Wills her short hair-do to Susie Caskey. Wills the right to get four years of cheerleading to Paula Carter. Wills his basketball shoes to Mr. Green and his white shirt and tie to Tom Lyon. Wills her job of being Mr. Murray's secretary the first six weeks of her senior year to Janice Mason. Wills her short skirts to Paula Carter. Wills the right to pass notes to Barb Kaelber in English class to anyone who wants it. Wills the right to anybody to mumble in the Speech Class Play to any- one who is unlucky enough to get put in it. Wills his ability to get into trouble over nothing to Jay Miglore. Wills her three years of cheerleading to Carol Johnston. Wills her privilege to sit on Jay Miglore's lap in speech class to Bonnie Chappel. Wills his height to Gary Bryant. Wills her curly hair to Sandra Rasey. Wills his stupidness to anybody that wants it. Wills his ability to get along with Mr. Murray to Frank Reed. Wills his glasses to Jay Miglore. Wills her geometry grades to Margaret Bailey. Wills his basketball ability to Tom Kightlinger i' sf? 1 Q f I 'A . , J.. jj? h V u ,I 3: f-- 'nr 5 'xp f ' 'N ' 1 ' '..h..:f4 I7 ..- - g, E r g g lil . 1 x in A A ,- it .fat . ttf. F it EAM Q . ' . l . o T i T T - B L ul. 'Q ' . gf i , T M y - EEAQR Y 'J' 'ii 7 W , lv -, AQ, f . i- . . . 1 5 W . . V li' lf A 4' ay' .51 -P Q of gfnfvm, . grfggaa' fri: ? W- . an T. li- K t' . W e .W B21 v Caledonia ROW ONE: Mrs. Mc- New, Curt Whiteamire, Deborah Clark, Larry Underwood, Beverly Highly, John Lawhead, Carolyn Phillips. ROW TWO: Gary Orr, Flora Mae Fichtner, Russell Wilson, Barbara Kael- ber, James Perry, Priscilla Benge, Gibby Menough. ROW THREE Diane Irwin, William Miracle, .Till Shannon, Mike Landes, Carolyn Kightlinger, Lanny Gist Charlotte Hunt, Kenny Carnpton, Jerri Lynn, Lohnes, Chuck Baker, Gloria Brennan, Ted Noggle, Becky Brooks, and Ronnie Milligan. Class Histor The Caledonia High School Class of 1961 started in the first grade during the fall of 1949. There were thirteen girls and fourteen boys, all of whom were then looking forward to a happy first year at school. Mrs. McNew was the lucky first grade teacher who had the pleasure of starting us on the road to success, and I am sure that we all remember her very well. The second year of school found us all very glad to return from our summer vacation and now we all felt much older because we were not just first graders now,but second graders. Our teacher this year was Mrs. Williams, and unfortunately there was not enough room in the school house for us so we had to share with the third grade what was then known as the Uni- versalis Church. We all grew to like there, though, and it was a good thing, too, because we spent our third year of school in it under the supervision of Mrs. Adams. The fourth grade found us back in the school house again with Mrs. Garber as our teacher. We spent only half a year in this school house, and the rest in the new school which we liked! ! The one-half year we spent in the new school building during the fourth grade was the only time we had a chance to really enjoy one of the newer classrooms. The fifth grade found us in the old school building again with our new teacher, Mrs. Kennedy. We really didn't rnind, though because all that really mattered to us was school. Q? ? '? ?J Now we began the sixth grade and were very deeply impressed because we had made it this far. Mrs. Walter was our sixth grade teacher and for some reason, which none of us has ever been able to figure out, she stayed with us through our seventh year. We must have realized that we were growing up finally, and decided to be ladies and gentlemen for a change. Anyhow, we were very glad to have her again and we did feel more at home as we started our first year of Junior High School. The eighth grade made us all feel as though we were really grown-ups now, because we spent our first year upstairs and with the high school, too. This soon grew old, and we went on our weary way to become freshmen. Mr. Pauly, l know, was very sorry to see us go, but we couldn't help it if we passed. Our eighth grade tests proved to many that we were a class of knowledge as we all ranked very high! Freshmen at last! Boy, we thought we'd never make it, but we did. This year Mrs. Boger felt very lucky because she knew she was to be the homeroom teacher of a very smart and polite class? We were all really excited about being big freshmen at first, but a few weeks it wore off and we were ourselves again. We were all very enthused about getting our rings in the fall of 1959. We slowly crept through our junior year with Mr. Green again being our homeroom teacher. tl-Ie was in our sophomore year, alsol. We kept our fingers crossed that nothing would go wrong to keep us from being seniors the coming year. Then, here we were, and all in so short a time, too. To most of us, it only seemed like yesterday that we just couldn't wait until that first day at school, and now, 12 years later, we felt the same excitement in a different way. We all wish to express our thanks to Mr. Stephens, our homeroom teacher for helping us. The class of 1961 includes both members from Caledonia and members previously from Martel. With the history of our class coming to a close, we all wish to thank the many others who had a part in it. If it weren't for YOU, we would never have had A Class History. Martel ' ROW ONE: Carol White- ' amire, Patricia Fabian, Joyce Worcester, Roger Pursley, Charles Pin- yerd, Louise Burkhart, Delmer Hildreth, Lanny Price, Janis Scott, Billy Wollum. ROW TWO: Fred Baer, Larry Grimes, Tom Wyckoff, Tom Sampley, Phillip McKinstry, Ron Clever, Lewis Leathem, Ray Swearinger, Sandra Manring, Nancy Sue Radcliffe, Joe Hildreth, Shirley Stinehelfer. ROW THREE: Mrs. Lyon, Elaine Ross, Joyce Miller, Ruth Ann Pletcher, Kenneth Hill, Jim Landis, Joyce Angel, Ruth Coulter, Ann Winters, Brian Porter, Bradford Kile, ABSENT: Mary Rice, Harold Pinyerd. In September of 1949 we entered school very excited about our new adventures. Members of our first grade class, who are still together, are Pat Fabian, Carol Whiteamire, Louise Burk- hart, Ronnie Clever, Larry Grimes, Jim Landis, Lewis Leathem, and Harold Pinyerd. The ones who, moved away are: Elaine Ross, Sandra Manring, Nancy Radcliffe, Brad Kile, Lanny Price, Billy Woolum, Brian Porter, Delmer Hildreth, Tom Sampley, Shirley Stinehelfer, Roger Pur- sley, Ray Swearinger, and Mary Rice. Our first and second grade teacher was Mrs. Mary Alice Lyon. Our fourth and fifth grade teacher was Mrs. Winters: Mrs. Hazel Lyon was our fifth and sixth grade teacher. Then we entered Junior High where everything was very confusing. It was hard for us to organize our time so we would make it to classes on time. By the eighth grade we were well broken in and found that junior high wasn't as confusing as we had thought. It was rather interesting. Then came the Freshman year with the big decision of what course we would take for the next four years of our schooling. Of course, the big event of our freshman year was freshman initiation. This was an event we all looked forward to, even though we wouldn't admit it to the seniors. We all enjoyed this day when the laugh was on us. The next year we were sophomores and already looking forward to going to New York and Washington. We planned money-making projects which included a bake sale, a round and square dance, and a scrap drive. We also had several parties and hayrides. Last year our class sold refreshments at the home basketball games. We also sold magazines and presented a play Moonshine and Honeysuckle. The play cast consisted of the members of our English class. As we entered this last year, we had seven of our original members and two others-- Ella McKinniss, and Brad Hatcher. Now as we are about to leave high school and go our separate ways, we are faced with the biggest problem of our life. The school faculty has given us the foundation for life and now it is up to us to build upon it. 27 Junior Class Play J pzv- Y .,,,-I-' l... , ff -,af ,.,,- -' - AN..- - ., T Q' Q.. ,,..,l2-fr I . -. --Y' - ' ' x V H,,:,.- L' Our Junior Class Play, TREE POINTS INN, was presented in the school auditorium on April 8, 1960, under the direction of Mr. Gary Murray. BARBARA KAELBER . . JIM PERRY ....... LANNY GIST ..... SHARON SNADER . . . BILL MIRACLE ...... CURT WI-IITEAMIRE . . DEBBY CLARK ..... BECKY BROOKS ....... TEDDY NOGGLE ........ CAROLYN KIGHTLINGER . . DAVID SEEVERS ...... DORIS DOUCE . . . The Cast . As Aunt Jerry. Misuess of Tree Points Inn. . . As Slim Saunders. The Game Warden. . . As Morgan DeWitt. A big business man in more ways than one. . . As Phyllis Franklin. DeWitt's Private Secretary. . . As Andy Adams. . . As Pinky Thompson. . . As Judith Jones. Aunt Jerry's lovable daughter. . . As Sarah Savoy. A female Walter Winchell. . As Mr. Agasta. The Spider Man. . As Buelah Blowout. Works by the day. QKnows she'l1 never see the end of the week!j . .As Shuffling Sam. The night watchman at the Old Saw Mill. . . As Lady X. Who is she? Where is she from? What does she want? 28 Senior Class Play C The Cast Becky Brooks and Lanny Gist On the evening of November 11 and 12, 1960, the annual Senior Class Play was presented in the school auditorirufn. The play, IT'S DEBBY CLARK ........ CAROLYN KIGHTLINGER GREAT TO BE CRAZY, was under the direction of Mr. Gary Murray. The Cast As Betty Lou Maxwell. Aspires to be a great dramatic writer. As Bernadine. Betty Lou's best friend. BECKY BROOKS ....... . . As Connie Maxwell. A freshman in college. CURT WI-IITEAMIRE . . . . . As Wilbur Maxwell. The ambitious type, and in and out of one thing after another. ELLA McKINNISS . . . . . As Janet Maxwell. Mother, very pleasant and attractive. BILL MIRACLE .... CATHY SMITH . . . JIM PERRY ....... BARBARA KAELBER . . BRAD HATCHER . . . LANNY GIST ......... JIM LANDIS ......... GRETCHEN McCLINTOCK JOYCE BAYLES ....... PAT FABIAN . . s.. .- .- As Hercules Nelson. Wilbur's bosom pal. As Aunt Mary. She's a talkative, energetic woman. As John Maxwell. He's an intelligent man. As Mrs. Jennings. She's ever aware of her position atopthe social ladder. As J. C. Mallory. Mr. Maxwell's boss. As Grover Jennings. Connie's boyfriend. . . . .As Louie. A little chap with high aspirations but a very low LQ, He's a would-be-robber. As Gertrude. Louie's wife and partner in crime. As Gladys. A little woman with stringy hair and a blank expression on her face. As Clara Smith. Aloud-talking, middle-aged police woman. -Q -- 29 Twelve Year Club ROW ONE: Carolyn Kightlinger, Pat Fabian, Flora Mae Fichtner, Carolyn Phillips, Louise Burkhart, Carol White- amire, Barb Kaelber. ROW TWO: Becky Brooks, Lewis Leathem, Curt Whiteamire, Bill Miracle, Ted Noggle, Debby Clark. ROW THREE: Lanny Gist, Jim Perry, Brad Kile, Ron Clever, Larry Grimes, Harold Pinyerd, Jim Landis. Cool, man, cool! Beat 'em, boys, beat 'em. f 30 Class Prophecy 1961 . . . 1975 This is my first visit back to Caledonia since I graduated. I hurried up town to see if I could find any of my classmates. I went into the bank and found Joyce Bayles busy punching keys. She cashed a check for meg I went into the restaurant to find Ella Kelly and Cathy Smith the new owners. They call it the E 8: C. As I walked across the street, I saw a sign that read, I..ANNY 'S AUTO BODY REPAIR SHOP, where Lanny Gist is the sole proprietor. I went across the street to Douce's Insurance and saw Teddy Noggle, who is the new auditor. He always did work well with figures! I went next door where I found Debby Clark owner of Clark's T.V. and Appliance. I went in and found Carolyn Kightlinger talking about some woman she imbombed. She now has her own Funeral Home and she offered to measure me for a coffin. Of course, since Caledonia consolidated into River Valley School, there is no school here. I found that Linda Carter opened a dancing school and that Flora Mae Fichtner is her receptionist. Larry Grimes has his own barber shop. I hear he has more women customers than men! I took a drive to River Valley School. I walked into the office and saw Brad Kile, who is the principal, dictating a letter to his secretary Carolyn Phillips. The door opened and Jim Perry Walked in. He teaches math. Jim told me that a lot of former Caledonia graduates taught school. He took me to the gym Where I saw Becky Brooks, Phys. Ed. teacher, doing pushups with her class. I went to the commercial room and found that Sharon Snader had taken Mrs. Culbertson's place after she decided to retire. I saw Doris Douce giving a demonstration on sewing to the Home Ec. class. I always knew she would made a home ec. teacher after she showed me how she sorted buttons! Doris told me that Louise Burkhart had opened a florist shop in Martel and that Lewis Leathern is her best customer since he struck oil on his farm. I hear that Jim Landis became a policeman so he couldn't get arrested. They say Bill Miracle practically lives in a tree since he became a forest ranger. I talked to Ron Clever who teaches biology. He said he received a letter from Dave Seevers and Harold Pinyerd, who are busy sending the first man into space, Brad Hatcher. I stopped by the Marion General Hospital where I found Barbara Kaelber the head nurse pushing Georgia Miller in a wheel chair. Georgia decided to give up her career as an air stewardess after she broke her leg. Barb told me that Gloria Brennan has her own pharmacy set up at the hospital and is doing quite well. Barb told me she had to hurry because Curt Whiteamire was to be on T.V. to discuss the labor situation with the President. As I was coming from the hospital I saw Pat Fabian who told me she had a beauty shop in Martel and that Carol Whiteamire was her assistant. Pat told me that Ashton Ogle had a used car lot in Marion. I said good-bye to Pat and I drove to Caledonia. As for me, I have enough material assembled to write another novel. Written by Gretchen McClintock 31 Senior Trip ci 21 5 n Louis Leathem. The White House 1 , 1 ff ff ' I 1 ,Mi .gi , A 3' 'L-., ' . sk: V Rzgvo V l , , lt 5.- K , Y - ROW ONE: Carolyn Kightlinger, Doris Douce, Georgia Miller, Louise Burkhart, Gloria Bren nan, Pat Fabian, Carol Whiteamire, Joyce Bayles, Carolyn Phillips, Cathy Smith, Barb Kaelber Gretchen McClintock, Flora Mae Fichtner, Sharon Snader, Debby Clark, Becky Brooks. ROW TWO: Ron Clever, Ted Noggle, Brad Kile, Jim Landis, Harold Pinyerd, Larry Grimes, Mrs Green, Mr. Green, Bus Driver, Dave Seevers, Bill Miracle., Curt Whiteamire, Brad Hatcher Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Mt. Vernon A 5 E S E ,, 33 Senior Trip N ,L , 1 , W -' cf S 5 I 1 ll 34 Commencement In .A A Is, Class of 1961 Lawrence H. Archer Wednesday, May 24, 1961 Processional . . . . . . . March of the Priests . . Marilyn Paxton, Pianist Invocation . . ............. . .... . . . . . Memorial Methodist Church Salutatory Address . . . . ...... . . . ..... . . . . Vocal Solo .... . . Without A Song . . Valedictory Address . . . . . . , .... . . . Address . . . . Presentation of Class . . . Presentation of Diplomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8: 00 P.M. Mendelssohn Rev. Dean Sauerwine Barbara Kaelber Gretchen McClintock Bradford Kile Lawrence H. Archer, P.E., Dean, College of Engineering Ohio Northern University Supt., A. B. Augenstein Francis Fairchild Music ........... Awakeg 'Tis Spring . . . Elliott Benediction . ............... . . ...... Rev. Dean Sauerwine Memorial Methodist Church Recessional - - - Pomp and Circumstance - . Elgar Marilyn Paxton, Pianist 35 --Q., MV W ., V ', 1 f i And P1ck up Amd rx S I the you. 7.5 ani g UNIORL ' L'? , i,A , 1' A fx FLOWER--Lavender and white carnation , . N 'N -, ,ry X r gg 1 Xxx! ff , coLoRs--orchid and white 5, .3 f -' l MOTTO-- The past cannot be changed, the ' A' future is still in your power. 'X ' . N 1 U . 'bi A Dear Diary, 1 K I if eff N' A Z VY, 251, .1 . . iff Wow! Here we are--upperclassmen at last. We saw to it that those freshmen walked the chalk this year. Our first thrill was 'eceiving our 1 class rings, and believe it or not, dear diary, we're all satisfied. 4,95 E, Everyone kept himself busy with English, physics, shorthand, geometry, or what not. QThere were many what-not sessions.j Events keeping us ' ' ' busy throughout the first semester were the football and basketball . ' games, decorating for the Christmas dance, and Homecoming. We were very proud, dear diary, to have Gloria Bodell represent our class , , as the honorable attendant. Next were junior play tryouts which I gi. : 1' - -1' brought out some hidden talent in our class. After several weeks of ,,.' tiiaff- practice we were able to present what we thought was one of the best X 3 A r junior plays yet. After this, came our Spring Festival, the very im- l portant Junior-Senior Banquet, and baccalaureate which made us gf b . realize that we had only one more year at C.H.S. With these ex- , A . 'N periences behind us we hope to uphold our motto, The past cannot xg f Q be changed, the future is still in your power. 1- -,'- ,i.P,:'. ,I 1 ,ra , .V , 4 H' 4 all 1 'N ll . ,F 1, lar: 7'i's?A'1fff'. I, ,Z V 1 ,H ,I-I h 'i ' me X' , .,,.,, , I , ' J V' f -a f X A bb ., : H i ' 2 ,' ' ff ' pn T .4 . ' ' E 1 'Z l ,I-. I 'I' K xxf X, . Q- I Q V r , r xii -it f' , , 3, , - Q ROW ONE: Dave Vollrath, Steve Reed. ROW TWO: Gloria Bodell, Janet Anderson. ROW THREE: Frank Reed, Tom Pursley. ROW FOUR: Roberta Foos, Dixie Middaugh. ROW FIVE: Keith Radebaugh, Dick Lyon. RODW SIX: Phyllis Finley, Tom Lyon, Carolyn Underwood, Cliff Dice, Linda Cochran, Phyllis Baer. ROW SEVEN: Marilyn Fyffe, B111 Cooper, Margaret Pinyerd, Marilyn Paxton, Jane Haines, Donna Mason. 38 .ff ' 1 . 9 'M f ,M ll Sophomores li 'f x -4. Dear Diary, Well, I guess we might be classified as the middleclassmen --a little experience but not enough! We felt much older after having ordered our class rings, which we can hardly wait to receive. We've been very busy this year, too, dear diary, preparing ourselves for our last two years. We have ' experienced sponsoring dances and shows and we've also participated in the - x X various school activities. We've overcome many of our childish behaviors, but we still have much to learn. With these thoughts and goals in our minds we hope to be looked upon next year, too. Qi xx . N ff H ,L A ..:' ,, rf xx mTlK'b:5'4i H H . N ' , lf ' 2:52-iQ:g . xx.. ,fi 1 +7 l L 1- x 4 V' IE ab N f I ul-.ei ' Xi!-. .Y ,w r X 1 , 'N A 5 l'L' af if I - 9 R I x Q' j u, V '3' .XJ X I - Sf pf' emu' O 1 Nw. ,ul . A - ,. ,Q 4 is H Q 19 if in . . ROW ONE: Keith Miller, Jim Sherer, ROW TWO: Bonnie Chappell, Lonnie Stakey. ROW THREE: Jay Miglore, Janice Mason. ROW FOUR: Nancy Ogle, Mike Landes. ROW FIVE: Bob Marks, Karen Walters, Roger Pursley, Janice Huntsman, Jim Waddell, Virginia Woolum, Craig Cluff. ROW SIX: Wilma Ratliff, Roger Whiteamire, Carol Mc- Kinniss, Jerry Cox, Judy Claytor, Chuck Belt, Dennis Rice. ROW SEVEN: Eddie Marshall, Cheryl Burkholder, John Goldsmith, Ruth Green, Bob Kennedy, Vera Beaver, John Seevers. 39 QS as Q. L ,wp -ki' -,-. , 3.3! f .UL- , x 'B-I ' ' J .in hh .QI ww. J Al 3 Freshmen In youthful inexperience, the FRESHMAN CLASS can be compared to the source of a river, ever eager to be on its way. New scholastic vistas open to Freshmen. The intricacies of equations and of unknowns to tantalize the first year Algebra students, future homemakers acquire the necessary skills of cooking and sewing, agriculture classes pave the way to our Future Farmers of America. A Freshman's restlessness is eased, energy is released, and total adjustment is facilitated as dances, parties, and other group recreations present themselves. Teamwork, which fascinates the young enthusiasts, plays a part not only in football and basketball but overflows to other group activities. This keen interest in group endeavors creates a true family spirit wherein new friends, new interests and new horizons become stepping stones to the formation of good character. fy 1 J 1 Q 'E- '4 . If 'g A 1 V l r 9 rf' LX . ' -1 H' J ,f H? li V sl, 24- A fr' was ,Q fp ?iY J J ' r y 4' A .f Q f x ' ag 3' ' lx xl , L' ,MAF V, V rt ' ' ' , :Gif ':.gl' ' . x. R X A it li Y xr A , . 'V I , K r Xi . QW- , X -tm-1.1 . , 1 'f Y, , 'J 'Ji' Y ' , .L 4 x X.. ' . Qsjmf' 'F ROW ONE: Carol Johnson, Ted Guinther. ROW TWO: Judy Hunley, Susie Caskey. ROW THREE: Paula Carter, Mar- lene Miracle, Jim Vertrees, Shirley I-loldridge. ROW FOUR: Dave Thompson, Carolyn Coulter, Ted Brown, Connie McKinniss, Butch Worcester, Karen Witzel, Tom Kightlinger. ROW FIVE: Charlene Miracle, Bob Stevens, Sandra Rasey, Dick Cooper, Margaret Bailey, Herb Reed, Judy Bowman. ROW SIX: Jim Honaker, Lois Baer, Lisa Angles, Jerry Pletcher, Sandra Cochran, Joe White, Joy Ryan. ROW SEVEN: Virginia Roush, Delbert Bilger, Carol Honaker, Bob Hill, Deanna Douce, Frank Middaugh, Barbara Winters. 40 ,Hn . ..... S ,J ' I. . ., -W, w, '2-'21 'L ffff- : E ,Jil 'Z' ? 1 Egfr Qflf ' 'Fif i 1 E E' 2 'J -E1 25 3.5 ' L. if ' 2 if : 1' 1 al- ---- 5' 7 Q ,E -:if . ah '.:LI 'aa?ffa if ,QS L -f' A- . my : aaa wfm:-:1.f 1 ,m :z ,IE ,X - :W X 5, z ming, L. 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Homecoming MARY LEE DOUCE October 28, marked the crowning of the 1960 Caledonia High School Queen, Barbara Kaelber. She was crowned by the 1959 Caledonia Queen, Sally Gamble, and the 1959 Martel Queen, Joyce Miller. Queen Barbara was escorted by Jim Perry, a senior, and the previous queens were escorted by Brad Kile and Dave Seevers. The senior attendant was Carolyn Kightlinger, escorted by Larry Grimes. Attendants from the underclasses were Nancy Ogle, a sophomore, escorted by Roger Pursley, and Carol Johnston, a Freshman, escorted by Tom Kightlinger. Jeff Pontius and Mary Lee Douce, both kindergarten stu- dents at Caledonia, were the mascots. After the victorious game, the Seniors had a homecoming dance which proved to be very successful. B J EFF PON TIUS E' 43 Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Carter, Carolyn Kightlinger, Gloria Bodell, Debby Clark, Carolyn Phillips, and Pat Fabian. The newly formed Pep Club of '61 consists of 28 members as shown at bottom. These girls are: Barbara Kaelber, Marilyn Paxton, Roberta Foos, Carolyn Underwood, Janice Mason, Flora Mae Fichtner, Bonnie Chap- pell, Judy Claytor, Joy Ryan, Carol Whiteamire, Georgia Miller, Virginia Roush, Deanna Douce, Margaret Pinyerd, Nancy Ogle, Karen Walters, Susie Caskey, Carol Johnston, Marlene Miracle, Charlene Miracle, Barbara Winters, Carolyn Coulter, Margaret Bailey, Virginia Woolum, Sandra Cochran, Cathy Smith, Linda Cochran, and Vera Beaver. The Pep Club was formed mainly to have a good cheering section. The girls ordered Pom-Pom beanies of royal blue and white. They also wore white blouses and dark-colored skirts. The cheer- leaders were very proud to have these girls interested in cheering at our games. PEP CLUB 44- Football Q, . oi f 9 ' l gg .L 5552? ' ROW ONE: Dick Cooper, Harold Pinyerd, Steve Reed, Dave Thompson, Jim Wadell, Jerry Cox. ROW TWO: Larry Grimes, Bill Cooper, Chuck Belt, Brad Kile, Jay Miglore, Tom Pursley. ROW THREE: Assistant Coach Bruce Stephens, Curt Whiteamire, Roger Pursley, Bill Miracle, Jim Perry, Dave Seevers, Bob Marks, Tom Kight- linger, Coach Joe Green. Managers Merle Douce and Stanley Longacre. Not Om band P1aYed at the Sa-mes' Pictured: Bob Cover and Eddie Miracle. W - V H- I. 1 , Aft, 1155 .. N 1 ? , W ' ,,, ,'..,q 2 A I iz 1 A , Q ,- ,.- . V xx, , ., jr U in-,V--Yggzz l. V, V , , . . . , S Varsity Basketball Left to right: Steve Reed, Chuck Belt, Tom Kightlinger, Brad Kile, Ron Clever, Dick Lyon, Gary Bryant Tom Lyon, Larry Grimes, Curt Whiteamire, Jay Miglore, Jim Waddell. Coach: Joe Green. Managers B111 Cooper and Cliff Dice. Baseball Left to right: Chuck Belt, Dick Sherer, Jerry Cox, Dave Thompson, Jim Waddell, Steve Reed, Jay Miglore. ROW TWO: Ron Clever, Mike Landes, Frank Middaugh, Cliff Dice, John Seevers, Tom Kightlinger, Dave Seevers. 46 Reserve Basketball ,-1-1-l--L.- ..-fb Left to right: Jerry Cox, Roger Whiteamire, Jim Waddell, Dave Thompson, Barry Whobrey, Jim Sherer, Ted Brown, Dave Vollrath, Jay Miglore, Chuck Belt, Dave Seevers, Tom Kightlinger, Dick Lyon. Coach: Bruce Stephens. 2ll13g6I'S ---v l I! I -I I 'dw 3 47 Attending all of the ball games and playing host to the players is just one of the chores the basket- ball managers, Cliff Dice and Bill Cooper, have to perform. Sports Homecoming Ceremonies Intramural Basketball V Have to jump higher. Homecoming Attendants 4-8 n n 1 ' T 5' 5 xv.. I x Qi- . 1 - A V :LTI fl L., , ' -sf. ...j P, . A R f . . : - 1 11 ff? V H ju- -T?-Lf V .--2:-. . 5: -'-Af! H' ,. '13,-5-sj' X N . A QP. iwlkf- -f' I 1 , ,514 :-:g-....f- I . bt EJ.. ll. - .11 4 'i I 1 4 ' . If 1 ' 'S ' f , N K . Y N. pf .55 . . -W Ai y X4 -3317 L, , ': ji:p?'fZ ' 15 f LE f v ji J-My of . iw 1 x, ? 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'- -Ig . 7 4- L-,-x, - .. ., .. 175 f ,, ,L,. , ,f,,.,hfk--..-- .4.M.,.. ,-Q xg.. ,.,,, L. ,. 4. . v,-M.. - ..g, A Q., Yi-,-. A I A i WM- un-5 -V U, fi uax, Q-:A L35 -VH , Y:,2f.Zv:5KL. J f,,q1.,- 1. ku 1 '- ---- ,Ag Ai - ,bv if . 'ju-. v L 'A - -1-QW ' ' K .-'Y 'Mn-if! Qfzl-m.:......,m '.-. un?-J,,:ff3f?1, P- ' '-7' '- - .V In ' Band ROW ONE: Margaret Bailey, Deanna Douce, Susie Caskey, Annetta Ettinger, Carol Johnston, Barb Winters, Bonnie Chappell, John Goldsmith, Lewis Leathem, Lonnie Stakey, David Vollrath, Keith Miller. ROW TWO: Shirley Holdridge, Carolyn Coulter, Dixie Middaugh, Vernon Worcester, Ted Guinther, Robert Kennedy, Janice Mason, Tom Lyon, Judy Clator, Marilyn Paxton, Roberta Foos, Nancy Ogle. ROW THREE: Jim Sherer, Jane Haines, Clifford Dice, Linda Cochran, Ron Clever, Karen Witzel, Janet Anderson, Barb Kaelber, Karen Walter, Dick Lyon. Shirley Holdridge, majorette, leading the band. Mr. l-Iowser directing 50 ROW ONE: Karen Walter, Margaret Pin- yerd, Carol Johnston, Annetta Ettinger, Donna Mason, Georgia Miller, Becky Brooks, Carol Whiteamire. ROW TWO: Susie Caskey, Charlene Miracle, Lois Baer, Phyliss Finley, Phyliss Baer, Margaret Bai- ley, Marilyn Paxton, Louise Burkhart. THIRD ROW: Virginia Woolum, Barbara Winters, Roberta Foos, Carolyn Coulter, Judy Hunley, Joyce Bayles, Deanna Douce, Connie McKinniss. ROW FOUR: Judy Bow- man, Joy Ryan, Shirley Holdridge, Dixie Middaugh, Janice Mason, Lisa Angles, Carol McKinniss, Ruth Green. i FRESHMAN ENSEMBLE Left to right: Virginia Roush, l Deanna Douce, Carolyn Coulter, Sandra Cochran, Margaret Bailey, Susie Caskey, and Carol Johnston. l ROW ONE: Vernon Worcester, Joe White, Janice Huntsman, Pat Fabian, Paula Carter, Delbert Bilger, Carolyn Kightlinger, Barb Kaelber. ROW TWO: Carolyn Phillips, Vera Beaver, Lonnie Stakey, Barry Whobrey, Bob Hill, Debby Clark, Cathy Smith, Linda Cochran. ROW THREE: Marilyn Fyffe, Carolyn Underwood, Karen Witzel, Ted Brown, Ted Noggle, Jim I-lonaker, Gretchen McClintock, Ella McKinniss, Keith Miller. ROW FOUR: Jane Haines, Gloria Bodell, Bill Miracle, John Seevers, Louis Leathem, Robert Kennedy, Bob Marks, John Gold- smith, Janet Anderson, Ron Clever. MEL-O-TONES fseniorsj Left to right: Barb Kaelber, Mrs. Estella Bailey Gretchen McClintock, Carolyn Kightlinger, and Debby Clark. J UNIOR ENSEMB LE Roberta Foos, Dixie Middaugh, Accompanist: Janet Anderson. ag, , Usa , E: .l ROW ONE: Phyliss Finley, Marilyn Paxton, Phyliss Baer. ROW TWO: Carolyn Underwood, Gloria Bodell. .m l 1' I 9 'ff' i Annual Editors T- -I Left to right: Mrs. Culbertson, adviser, Ted Noggleg Barbara Kaelberg Debby Clark, Carolyn Kightlingerg Doris Douce, Sharon Snaderg Carolyn Phillips, and Joyce Balyes. Student Council The Student Council is quite an active group of stu dents chosen by the different classes and clubs to represent them. There is one representative from each class and club plus the class presidents. They make decisions on many school activities, plan for Homecoming, etc. ROW ONE: David Vollrath, junior pres., Barbara Kaelber, senior pres., Dick Lyon, junior representa- tive, Carol Johnston, freshman pres. ROW TWO: Keith Miller, sophomore pres., Curt Whiteamire, senior representative, Brad Hatcher, FFA representa tive, Gary Bryant, sophomore representative, Doris Douce, FHA representative, Barbara Winters, fresh- man representative, and Mrs. Virginia Longacre as adviser. 52 Snapshots l Carolyn Kightlinger, Joyce Bayles, and Mrs. Cul- Doing makeup in Speech Class, bertson. Scot Staff Annual Staff ROW ONE: Cathy Smith, Ted Noggle, Georgia ROW ONE: Becky Brooks, Joyce Bayles, Barb Miller, Marilyn Paxton, Carol Whitemire, and Kaelber, and Carolyn Underwood. ROW TWO: Dixie Midclaugh. ROW TWO: Linda Cochran, Carolyn Phillips, Sharon Snader, Carolyn Kight- Ella McKinniss, Carolyn Underwood, Gloria linger, Flora Mae Fichtner, Ted Noggle, Debby Brennan, Judy Claytor, Janet Anderson, Joyce Clark, Gloria Bodell, Gretchen McClintock, and Bayles, Gretchen McClintock, Sharon Snader, Linda Cochran. Debby Clark, and Frank Reed. 53 Six seniors and three juniors were elected to the National Honor Society this year on the basis of the four Cardinal principles: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. The seniors were Barbara Kaelber, Carolyn Kightlinger, Brad Kile, Jim Perry, and Carol Whiteamire. The juniors were: Roberta Foos, Tom Lyon, and Dixie Mid- daugh. A banquet was held at Claridon School on April 25. At this time the seniors were inducted as honorary members. ,. S I I-1274! 54 1 On May 6, fifteen students went to Westerville to take the Final District Scholarship tests. Those students were: Barbara Winters, General Science, Lois Baer, English IX, Karen Walters, Spanish II, Jerry Cox, Spanish I3 Barbara Kaelber, English XII, Jim Sherer, English X5 Ted Brown, Algebra I5 Brad Kile, Algebra II, Dixie Middaugh, English XI, Gloria Bodell, French I3 Tom Lyon, American History, Jim Perry, Physics, Bob Kennedy, Biology, Ted Noggle, Bookkeeping Ig Chuck Belt, Plane Geometry. Not pictured: Curt Whiteamire, Senior Social Studies. Y l N w,1.r1g,g 11. 1. .l iflf '1 J. i F 6 1 X 2 i 1,1 l ' ' ROW ONE: Doris Douce, Sandra Cochran, Virginia Roush, Donna Mason. ROW TWO: Marilyn Paxton, Carolyn Underwood, Vera Beaver, Jane Haines. ROW THREE: Linda Cochran, Judy Claytor, Janice Mason. ,, 'iv' ' - 4 L- 5' iff - ' 2 1 X J, , r 'Vil'-.. ,av A ru ,ff ,-'mar ,2, !,l,,,,, ,i, .ma nun X2 - 1.31. f f',, ,f',,f1-,Q -x ' ' .JN e-4 -N, 1 L' r' ' 1 ,, - 4. if ' 'QW P3 '- . -. 'fQi1i'W:,5'--f41': ' Effiify ' ' 1.43 ll?if1f.'1iAY2'5iM . -Q1 3 H' Ps - :A '- f-:-'T lf:-fi Q., .-.eva-.V-ff--Y1 .-f ' as SXTMAAW YJ WW f fifl-'S-2'lf'f?7n 'R' ,ff x g',1a,x,EA,.f,,f,i,,g, ,F-YQ '- A'rj'.i1,i1j-.f'fff., Qf lfrfg,'tN1,. ',1',Z '43, 4 1, is .vi in P . piagjt'-1:51l,,r,5-,iff ,,1. ,, J .'. www . iffy ,-1, 1 11235. ROW ONE: Bob Hill, Bill Cooper, Mike Landes, Clifford Dice, Roger Pursley, Jerry Fletcher, Dan Fabian, Bob Stevens. ROW TWO: Mr. Scisson, Bill Miracle, Lewis Leathem, Bob Byrne, Lanny Gist, Craig Cluff, Dick Lyon, Gary Bryant. ' I , 'X F X.. 1960 Junior-Senior Prom If .--A-A '- it , -2, pa.4....e ...-f --1-- - You can't have your cake and eat Don't cover your srmle Mr Green' it too! !! On the night of May 14, 1960, the Juniors enter- tained the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Ban- quet. The banquet was held at the Holiday House in Marion, Ohio. The Arabian theme was carried out in the decora- tions. There was a short program after dinner which was followed by dancing provided by the Don Northrup Combo. Lovel cou le? ? ? '? Looks like the 're ha Ill Y P Y PPY Watch your step, kids! Teacher Party at Barb Kaelber's is looking!!! 56' Junior-Senior Prom ids 9' Joyce B. is all ready to go. Curt W. and Brad H. drink All seem to be happy, but WATER to the evening's enjoy- Becky, are you trying to ment. hide? Une, two, three-- We're ready for the food. Let's dance. 4 o'c1ock breakfast 1961 The Junior Class of Caiedonia High School was host to the Senior Class of 1961 with a banquet, dance, and 4 o'clock breakfast on May 6, 1961, at the Holiday House in Marion, Ohio. The theme was Twilight Time being carried out by appropriate designs on the place cards, programs, covers, napkins, favors, etc. The menu consisted of tomato juice, mashed potatoes, swiss steak, garden salad, coffee, tea, or milkg rolls, and sherbet. The main program lasted until about 10:30. During the program, Mr. A. B. Augenstein and Mr. Jacob Retterer made a few remarks to the audience, some junior girls sang, three juniors along with Carolyn Coulter gave a saxophone quartet, Carolyn Kightlinger read the class prophecy, and Dr. Carrol Richey performed an interesting magician's act. As a final windup, a breakfast was served by the mothers of the junior class at 4 a.m. Sunday morning. There was an excellent turnout for it, about 55 persons enjoyed orange juice, eggs, bacon, toast, hot cocoa, milk or coffee, and rolls, after which everyone was ready to go home having enjoyed a full evening's entertainment. The well-planned banquet was enjoyed and shall be remembered as one of the highlights of 1961. 57 'Ag s Mrs. Bailey directing while Janet Anderson accompanies. Janet has accompanied many times this year--for the Mel-0-tones, Junior Ensemble, and soloists Barbara Kaelber and Gretchen McClintock. Coach Joe Green presenting Larry Grimes with a trophy at the Athletic Banquet. Seated at the table as an onlooker is Ron Clever. . VJ' A 3. i-. 4 2 I L Ag I .,:. 1 A teacher's job is not done when the school day is over. One of his jobs is to take turns working at basketball games, as shown here by Mrs. Boger. Mrs. Garber is a part-time teacher, but serves a very important part as remedialreading teacher for students who need special aid in reading. i i i ' - W ti:-'rr.viai'lFi?fSF?FfE2f ,T -AV 1- - - ' 'v.,.r...., I -. 7'L .' '52 44- fi. ,- X 3 ' f'3:Y.'Q24 . 'W- fi NJ, . -Alu. ., 4 sf xg, Ba. 4' if -, -A .2 ' xx' , Rm, -sw, Lv- , .. 43. , N ' -fEif3- -.5 , ' v. rw X:-:iw tm. - ?i1 '- an fwf n vw Eighth Grade .J 'V ' Y. 'V 2 l .2 ,A -. v ,, vvw- :N 7 V. if X f l, X Ox Y: 5 :ll K. ll ' 0 V-Alia? 1 if ' 1' , msg? 64 D l -' ' ' , U - l ,, 13 wi ' K -'T fi, ,Vi h A ul? J W Rl ,,, - . y ,rx V, LL ,IU vin, Y,-! , 1, .ex . f,' i il if N 5 W , l Y ,Jak 1 V' .- , , I xl . , t , Q' 5, ' ,- , 1 ..'. n M 5 it 5 y -W ,-:lla r, 'J y K ' X . ll N , L I , L Q- ' , Q I ' . . 1 en KY. , - - M V A Jw' ii ?X'i'4:.' 1 iv IE.. KEY? ,,,, A i . H W , W ra- A V ' l r ., J r if ,vi -5' -,-,,. L' . 1 r- I- ,,, .,.-, ,, Ai,-, .ri 1 r '1 ' 2 ' ' recoil fri - - .. A. . V l fr 1-. -. vx li ,-' ' ll: ,., .4 ROW ONE: Kay Fabian. ROW TWO: Mike Gist, Betsy Clark, Andy Kazee, Betty Brooks, Bob Cover, Peg Dickert, Keith Witzel. ROW THREE: Kathy Neff, Steve Seaburn, Kathryn Andresz, Bob Barry, Judy Cooper, Jim Rairdon, Marilyn Martin. ROW FOUR: Larry Burkholder, Jackie Woodrum, Dave Hissong, Sherrie Straw, Mike Mitchell, Carolyn Irey, Dean Chivington. ROW FIVE: Alicia Kellogg, Larry Medley, Fay Hunley, Don Landes, Jackie Durham, Jerry Hill, Joan Bowman. ROW SIX: Don Yeoman, Christine Stafford, Dick Mason, Connie Klenzrnan, Chuck Hines, Linda Nickel, Philip Rice. ROW SEVEN: Rita Hinton, Arnold McKinnis, Marjorie Lucas, Terry Smith, Patty Lehner, Jerry Fuller, Joyce Anderson. ROW EIGHT: Kenny Eply, Aretta Woodruff, Sue Lyon, Janice Marks, Donna Myers, Janice Perry, Diane Miller. 60 ,Ai I u '? Y ew- Y-ww, 4- -7- I A v Y F gg rl 1 , A - Wk 3 'ag V W N' 1 . rf, ., X N , 'A ' c Z . I - L:-,Y gf'-wi P Ll lj g- 1-'i-Wxi. r ,X 'X X' to D, '-ig?-'S -Q gg A f, ' I ,. ' If - .f,,. ll . 'U t . ix, , AVF- 51 2 fi ' we R ' l ,A H- - r . wr, 2 Y ' K '., - - , . as Q who x a - we . 4 '-qi o . S 'figs . ' ' R 1 ' R, j' W A H ' r 1 W we K ., S s jl 1' D .., Q . lm H- ' ee e P ' w - - A 3- 'Q K- , f'V .- A L 'kr I 1 gzip' ' ' ' 'N ' 1 4'5 - L f Q, Q Lf qi lily, .1 4 rl-ra 3, Mil edit g 1 ,QV 4 ' ru J .nr S S S Sl- will S S'7 S ' ' ' I - ' , w ' r ' ' Y il 1 -, , Phare . , J , ,, M , 1 S -A .X x 14 .f ' J ,r ' :fy ' he 71 at ff - 1 J R 1 5 U J J si: l J : K I ' f ' J i . J' 6... : R ' ' i 5 . Q L I 'I Q Q5 K f V ,f R. -b it - - 3 , X ' L I N L ,, V i Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Sue Chandler, Gary Lovell, Jerry Finley. ROW TWO: Eldon Rafferty, Linda Burkhart, Donald Voll- rath, Barbara Foos, James Gardner, Richard Irey, Roger McC1enathan. ROW THREE: Linda Paxton, Herbert Bilger, Donna Noggle, Mike Brown, Sheryl Reith, John Jones, Jean Sickel. ROW FOUR: Robert Gist, Peggy Roush, David Bilger, Barbara I-lowser, Ken Angles, Judy Watkins, John Dickerson. ROW FIVE: Ruth Steele, Ken- neth McCardle, Katherine Griffith, Darrel Smith, Linda Woolum, Mike Carter, Suzanne Fields. ROW SIX: George Ratliff, Sharon Medley, Thomas Vertrees, Sally Hunt, Robert Noblet, Linda Criswell, Eugene Stafford. ROW SEVEN: Donna White, Jim Douce, Dwight Douce, Ed Miracle, Sharon Nickum, Larry Pickett, Glenn Honaker. 61 Sports The 1961 Junior High basketball squad includes: ROW ONE: Gary Lovell, Bob Cover, Mike Gist, Jerry Fuller, Phillip Rice, Keith Witzel, Richard Irey. ROW TWO: Dean Chivington, manager, Andy Kazee, Dave Hissong, Mike Mitchell, Bob Noblett, Jim Douce, Larry Medley, Dwight Douce, John Dickerson, Don Landes, Manager. The managers for the two squads this year were: Jim Rairdon, Don Landes, and Dean Chivington. We're sure they were kept busy with all the duties of a manager such as: keeping care of the equip- ment of the different sports, and handling the medicine kits. 0...- The 1961 Junior High football squad includes: ROW ONE: Mike Gist, Bob Cover, Jerry Fuller, Jim Rairdon, Dwight Douce, Dean Chivington, Keith Witzel, Don Vollrath. ROW TWO: Mike Carter, Andy Kazee, Dave I-Iissong, Dick Mason, Gary Lovell, Kenny McCardle, Larry Medley. ROW THREE: Coach C. J. Roberts, Don Yeornan, Mike Mitchell, Jim Douce, Steve Seaburn, Terry Smith, Chuck Hines, Don Lanes, Manager. --'ie ., 'f R 1 1 J -. I 1 L fa...- Cheerleaders 1'-V ,fr Left to right: Judy Cooper, Betty Brooks, Marjorie Lucas, Donna Noggle, Linda Paxton, and Jeannie Sickel. ANN. h ., , , 153 V- - 'Tr L N- Mgfffzf, 'P U ! if of X ,l,:.4iii,i:v,RX 1 f My gf .i I. ,V Q E fffiif Qf f WQQQ Band fgfflkfff J x,Y.Q The Martel Band, directed by Mrs. Mary Lyon, provided entertainment on several occasions during the year. While enter- taining their listeners, the members of the band enjoyed working together in this school activity. The majorette this year was Marjorie Lucas. L CCI'Ct3I'y Helen Worcester and Ruth Wyckoff Custodians w . . I i Leola Hissong Cooks Ralph Roesch Bus Drivers fo --W Lv- 1 ':i3,:4:!Q4 ,g1QVT1T1:TL' IWZLLW: w ?Q.--ggiL:i:: L 3 '. .A . 'h lshiryx' 'W' ,7 , 3 .J-,-,'1::r'k Q I -'rm ' 4 -1 , I ., W 1 - --'fF ' 1 . Ne11 Wemck and Wallace Lyon V i ' ' -- , ' , flrqfh 1- ' ' ff 'TM AIP' ,.1: . W 1 E , 1 f- 1 . -Q , W .jf n AJ' 64 rf -, 757 be F' ea? -34 ' I .,., In-xg 'R ,' -- x 4 -, ELE . 1 L o V 5 dk 5 3rL- 1Q-,Qi '20, RY 1 , . ...,. : M YK Q1 ' Q sis: ' N I Sixth Grade . . '- ,K ri' 1' f, a 4 C am- J 1 Q A r . V AJ 1, VJ .I -,rx lx D 'M ' ' 3' ' 0 Mrs. Josephine Walter ' I B.S. Degree lim . - N 6- Ohio Northern Nz Kent State K, tri - A iii 0 F T I ! in 1 , . 1 ' . lik gy D T l , Q' - Y at , f i h . L' ia at fl' W fl 1 - 5 :'f'4 , . - -, ' 3 t , 1 -1 E' ' 'x iv W' he 4 . 1,414 I ,- f,,. A if ,X V , - i ref T x 5 V., ' 5 0 4. Y, ' L V I I N . 4 K A A fl .rife im! ' J VJ. ROW ONE: Linda Watkins, Stanley Longacre, Beverly Bigford, Willard Mc- fr: -gg Lg e, Clintock, Joyce Rasey. ROW TWO: Jack Miller, Janet Cochran, Roy Mason, ' My ' Linda Ryan, Tim Kazee. ROW THREE: JoAnne Dickerson, Tom Ulsh, Cathy . Ott, Steve Johnston, Marie Weir. ROW FOUR: David Best, Sherry Retterer, Carroll Irey, Michael Mayse, Karen Ault, John Klenzman, Randy Comstock, Marianne Roberts, Bradley Loyer. ROW FIVE: Michele Witzel, Ruth Ann Kellogg, Sharon Davis, Bonnie Garver, Linda Longacre, Debra Hill, Sandra Gilbert, Margaret Paxton, Sue Williams. ROW SIX: Charlotte Ulsh, Sandra Noggle. ABSENT: Marcia Busler and Barbara Brown. Martel Sixth Grade Q rffgg-'vivj l A 'aa ' :- ll 'ng lx 37, , - . , V . T ' at 1 iv - li' T T ff: l I Q, M .- Nr' - gi, an fre - r . 1 xy ,avi s,, .Z W T :LA 1: .il--X In , N. ,nf Q -., i ,Q I 1 'Y 'sf N , , v E is VV , MK ,PL N A ROW ONE: Erma Steele, Wendell Guinther, Joan Goldsmith, Wilton Leathern, Elizabeth May- field, Keith Griffith, Lois Black, Jack Sickmiller, Nelda Lust. ROW TWO: Harold Bailey, Frances Amrneter, Dan Sutton, Merrill McKinniss, Beverly Rice, Elizabeth Chandler. l 66 'U if I l CALEDONIA T1 Caledonia Fifth Grade . . idx' .2 39 ,. fe 'J' ' ll fs' MARTEL fi ' :i'l i ' , 'f We , T . W , , ,A ,- P i . :., x ' , 1 Y N Mrs G Granger ' , , , ,y t 5' Mrs. E. Kennedy Miarhi llniv , lg A I ' - A T. I B.S. Elementary Degree . ' . 'if 4' 1 Ohio Northern Bowling Green, Ohio 'id x EX A ,V . , I University 1 112- ', ' 013, Q' 9? - . GS. X N -A el '::- ' ' H, . gy ' S ' b J Q' :Sl wxww.. . , . . sm, X Q Niki-ix,,.iVH,1.vy Q A xs V 3- v!,7,f'.,N I b ' H .' ROW ONE: David Hinton, Rhonda Layman, Kim Mit- f'h V f chel, Sheryl Hoy, Scott Baker. ROW TWO: Linda .X ' . in ' ,llfhx y Klenzman, Merle Douce, Karen Nickel, Ronald Cris 'Q it 'lkT2n.,l '-V - well, Linda Napier. ROW THREE: Paul Cochran, . T i 5.55: ' Meredith Northrup, John I-leyneman, Myra Seevers, X '-4V5 -7- Terry McCardle. ROW FOUR: Ricky Weir, David Fields, Rhea Durham, Mary Weir, Gary Underwood Susan Sherer, Linda Lehner, Lanny Showers, Ray- mond Russell. ROW FIVE: Bryan Gandert, Randy Seaburn, Thomas Reed, Ronald Hanes. ABSENT: Jeanne Burns and Steven Busler. Mart 1 Fifth G d V ,V X .- F l , V x ,I r' ,X A - 114:-3 -'r-fy 1, --4' I I ' .rel 'H , W Y , wi 9,5 V-I ,E Y Ml -V N Y Y 'Q l I Q . Qujqif E T . ws' I 5 y z 'ff' 1, y Q - E l i SH e V .- V FP-'T'-1' - e ,A Q T' Fifa. R ' i We Q.. f Y ' Y : wH ROW ONE: Betty Pletcher, Bruce Rush, Carol Bailey, Stephen Marshall, N ig! ' Diana -Tam6S, P2-L11 Peery, Patricia Neff, Daniel Steele, Alfredia Finley. i, 'I Q ROW TWO: Linda Price, Elaine Burkhart. 67 FOURTH GRADE i .ig , C . t kill .. hxkf Q'-QQ A AL l i fr s r ,eg ' T E l' A ' d ' ' . l ffm- - D I Y O ' ' R. W 'D . 7 7'y if MSF 1 f' SWR T 'a 0 sf- ' 'X ' I I Y ' Y' , N MRS. HELEN Lorr 4 i . I B.S. Degree A ff' X E, X . Wilmington College ri . lf' . XX , X ' A B.A. Degree at I I I XX X, . if ,. Y A V g l ,em ,Q , , 1 g ft Q hm .is eee4+,j 'E We v. P I --gf ,as ' I Ng W Q ' Q1 B ge ' - 3:1 , i ,.., R , . -, , ,fx 'P it 'J , '.g. ' g A -. sd F . 6 V- NX is i1!:'i,. A I ,. , y ' Og . A , in l 1?:f,i Y , i liek? w , 'Jr vw, we 'r' , '51 i ' V M- , Y' . i Q R x '. .V It , JMS O X gn V , ' I g Am i T . , J t Ll ,. , Mn sv ' . I if Q , if lla 2 we djs X Z'-iflf, 4 ROW ONE: Leslie Lynn Markley, Judith Kay Seevers, Lawrence Earle Wilshere, Pamela Sue McKinniss, Robert Alan Ulsh. ROW TWO: Lana Kay Ault, Danny Lee Fields, Patricia Ann Duffy, Dale Eugene Dutton, Sharon Elaine Hoffman. ROW THREE: William Lawrence Forster, Pamela Sue Retterer, Steve Allen Bayles, Mary Louise Middaugh, Lewis Herbert Caskey. ROW FOUR: Susan Elaine Green, Michael Eugene Lyon, Christine Kay Smith, Leonard Lawrence Host, Debra Lynn Fuller, Richard Lynn Layman, Margaret Irene Rairdon, Daniel Edwin Epley, Jo Ann Williams. ROW FIVE: Donald Neil Lewis, Beth Eileen Kline, Evan Lynn Prater, Denise Chivington, Robert Michael Geyer, Susan Marlene Garver, Dwight Eugene Geyer, Rebecca Sue Hinton, Robert Leon Chappell. ROW SIX: Jerry Wayne Smith, Loretta Ann Noggle, Karen Sue Medley, Carolyn Lynn Longacre. ABSENTEES: Belva Jean Chisholm. Terry Lynn Gibson. MARTEL f y , i l , W l AT -Eel X Ogg? 1, ' 1 1 YH U, Y t J J. ' ' 'N ' FQR' rs. i l : ' ,I s l ' he A- le., l -al ' .. ue : 135' - f'fF :J , . N A, , , ' - 1,2 , 1 j n : K - . H Y V K R. K Y ,A - Q. , v i . viii- ALJ! el-iqxijr-,Sw I X Q N. A - 1, I eu' l XX V--if ,T T ,f'3',,- 'Q - l mga: 'Lg ,Erma , fel ef ROW ONE: Roger McDaniels, Debbie Baer, Wayne Stakey, Diane Young, Steve ' - f 'PIE'-W White, Judy Berry, Montrose McKinniss, Patricia Marshall, Gary Stafford. 'I Q if Row TWO: Deborah Mayfield and Ruth Biiger. ABSENT1 George Valentine. -e 45,7 Neff few, 68 CALED ON IA me gf ' D A z 11. , W 4- , ,y ,Q ' ., 5 1 11 1 . 1 ' ' I O ' ' ' - MRS. ELEANOR EWCHTNER 1 I .MRS.LUC1LLE Ohio Northern 5.13 1 ' Til' 4 PUSEY University Q fl N si in Olivet College A ll dC ll ,ss 1 A 1: S1 an 0 age iw. 1 , 1- ., ' ' , 1. f . 1 ' fl 1 ' 'i- I 'L rv, . . , 1 6,2 H 1' , X ' Q 'L ' -fvff .lui '-4 ' 'X figfgu . My-x',' -Q ' 1 ,l 5.1.13 . ' ' . L , J it -...1 1 1- 111' jg R6 ga li if SK. Wi- 1.15 '21 , ' , 'xx Y 1 X U ' A i' , A X X ' .ml N 1 1 .e 1 1 ROW ONE: Gary Gray, Evelyn Cochran, Lonnie Geyer, Nancy Geyer, Robert Mayse. ROW TWO: Beverly Myers, Neal Miglore, Judith Adey, David Arp, Jonelle Mayse. ROW THREE: Robert Snyder, Linda Wilshere, Timothy Trout, Carol Coulter, Douglas Carpenter. ROW FOUR: Cheryl Rinehart, James Dice, Debby Witzel, David Retterer, Cheryl Ulsh, Dennis Coolidge, Linda Comstock, Ricky McKinniss, Mary Heyneman. ROW FIVE: Dean Coolidge, Jana Bowman, Carol Ann Allen, Fred Kellogg, Connie Yeoman, Larry Criswell, Pamela Irey. MARTEL ' ' 1 1 1 f 1- 1 1 1 f, -if 1 , 1' l ' 111. ' 1' rl ' - ' , 1,1 - 11 1 :1 '- .1 '1 ple , -J-.1 p- . ,fi7Q'r.Q' .hifi ' l -. ' , is . Wi ' '1 1 f'.:1J '- 11,11 1 -. .Q 1 ye? ri ' i V-I .1 , , 1, gh ' I 1 ' gi' '-J11l- Egfr xr-'-5 - WIN in k. ,. vi' 1. .51 'XA ip - In 1 my ' A 1, , ' ' ' 1s 1 - ,, 1- . 5, 21. : I 55 9 6 1, i ' ij ' 1 f ' ' - I . E G I J ... -.J C5 ' as M' 1 . 2 ' 11 'VI ' Tw e ' - e 'T ' l , !.n,- .411 . , 11 ' Q 5 '1 112 1 NA Vg A' N 1 E y -M, Y A Q-1 41:1 1 H 1? ll 1 if 1- .1-1' 1, ff 1' 1 '1 1 . ' . ' 1 W1 1 . 1 'ff 1 fl rf if LE , 1 ' ,, 'T . .A , 1 ' ' n-1 11' -' Y 'il ' X 1 J B wr if W xP9 i 11W1 ' Q f A l - 4 ' 1 ': We, - 1 J 42,54 ROW ONE: Timmy Sutton, Myrta Stevens, Richard Price, Jacquelyn Stump Calvin Boyer, Betty Rafferty, Everett James, Karolyn Wilson, Terry Woolum. ROW TWO: Robert Nickum, Susan Mooclespaugh. Eugene Snare, Jean Ammeter, Brenda Sue McDaniels, Ronald Steele, Dianne Loyer. Micheal Gist. 69 CALEDONIA Second Grade . ' , , 1 , i ,- , V W f , I -, A- MARTEL - 'a1'vg'.AyE:,l ur ' V ,K - , : If new 4. 1 IF x -QF 5' 4 in ..Jfx-QW, , k . ,F :zz 44 3 A .1 Y ' N M I D ' Mrs. Oleta Kightlinger 1 , n ' N 1 ,W B531i5gErj!i1Re1th Shu? .Northern 2 j - LM S, X X X , , Mm - I Ashland College Owlmg-Gireen U 1- A 5 lx LA l, G 'J H--gg' ' First and Second Grades .QQ N V1 -A gh Q U fy b .V ix 1 - ., .. Y A , ' l fx PY . W Q 1 Q ,N N, ft 'A Fi l K Q . F V ff my in l -lt M it' . V 5 . h mu l' J 1. V I ,L 1 YV' - '31 'V .4 Q - ,. l :E ' 1' .'.mxf 1' b, ' 3, 4 Hp, .nf 5 xi ' ' 'Z gijgg,- ,7 ' ROW ONE: Marilyn Townsend, Ken Williams, Deborah Showers, Ricky Allen, Cara Mayse. ROW TWO: Dale Douce, Mary E. Paxton, Charles Layman, Connie Sue Criswell, Deo Ault. ROW THREE: Brenda Napier, Billy Medley, Jeanette Ulsh, Arden Kline, Paula Veley. ROW FOUR: Danny McCardle, Connie Bayles, Herbert Gilbert, Sara Epley, Larry Hanes, Margo Garver, Stephen Markley, Mary Forster, Jerry Kightlinger. ROW FIVE: Donald Powers, Bobby VanGorden, Terry Kightlinger, Mary J. Medley, Kathy Comstock, Christine Halrn, Bobby Jackson, Steven Medley. MARTEL - x , .X U , v V jf. 4, M Y. J , Xu X Q L l: -F3 1 S ' :J W .li Q 3, A . I' 'f '- F 2212- ,. ' 1.-1 rfm7 'F.S:5 1' ' ,. Y. Ax :E ,Q TW Qrfl' L' , l' .. ' it 5 fifflf' , Wx 1 , 5 Q - -' 'WY 1 ROW ONE: Delbert Finle , Debora Vaughn, Robert Valentine, Ruth McKin- L I, . Y . 4 niss, Mel Hoffman, Vivian Pangborne, Charles Honaker, Rebecca Leathem, :pg ' lbw , 1' Maurice Weir. ROW TWO: Kay Sulser and Rebecca Stevens. ABSENT: , 'fl' ,. . ' J g D d. P' tl! Q Q onna War Ni m LQ. X 70 Caledonia First Grade 9435 ,gfi1'::'- 1. - X gk! ' w fc' V .4 mxsil H A. L? or R 4 Y JE ,az X 3 I 'V , 1 , Mrs. Mildred Gorby H I V Miss Linda Seger Bowling Green University! I' ' Y A V X Capital University lst Grade 'I 5 1 ' I ' fl A First Grade B.S. Degree in Education . ' f 'I X- ',,, ,L Second Semegter ' . 'N i is hu I ' -hi, . , . 5, 1 , Mi, ,r f 5. V J, Q g . Qi -, fr. ,FM ' R, iii, . 5 ,ft I ,QQ , , , ,, ' v 'I 'C-lyk' 43 v till f 9 -e S' if up :fl . -- 5 . ' iirzmlllli 'iw , .RASS ' .I P 'ri ' I ' ee.. - --k-HSM-ff 1 - .. ,A ' 57: fryuv ' 'T'- S I ' - Q-' A g ' lgg N ' 6 P5 J ' ' ' I ' . an-'. . K fi- -iylhifffi ' 12' 1 2 A ' H 4 5312 -:--' '55-H N-5 Alu, 2 I , i is f-Q Qi ar' 1 - ' fi' 'M . ' l L 9f I in X ' - ' I . 1 - if , .f P . X I N ' ' 'ir-PY, 4 3 I . ' 'iliffi - ' Q, ' - . - f'tN33'R.-12, 5 l fix ,I ' 1 ROW ONE: Barbara Rinehart, Paul Seevers, Diane Klenzman, David Dutton, . Y ' S- , Cynthia McKinstry. ROW TWO: Blaine Cochran, Lisa Gandert, Pat Heyne- un' Y A man, Jacalynn Chivington, Chris Layman. ROW THREE: Connie Jo Forster, fly X 1' -kg' John Baker, Joe Acker, Christine Comstock, Charles Esterline. ROW FOUR: if E: ' X , ,,- 1 ' 'N-I Grew Weir, Janet Na ier, Bill Perr , Roxanne Swo er, Mark Vertrees, N' ' s P Y gg Joyce Seaburn, Terry Trout, Charles Brown, Barbara Longacre. ROW FIVE: Peggy Hunt, Debbie Halm, Cindy Reece, Connie Caskey, Brenda Reed, Vickie Paxton, Jim Scisson. MISS SEITER'S FIRST GRADE: Mary Jane Kel- logg, Nina Prater. ROW SIX: Louis Medley, Dorothy Rinehart, Larry Smith, Betty Lou Mason, Dale McCleary, Cynthia McKinniss, Ted Angles, Robert Brown, Kurt VanGorden. ROW SEVEN: Carl Geyer, Steve Bayles. ABSENT: Patty Brown. Due to Mr. Wikho1m's being transferred from the Army Depot, he, Mrs. Wikholrn, and daughter, Barbara, moved to Rapid City, South Dakota. We miss her very much, but feel fortunate in having Miss Seiter replace her. Mrs. Maxine Wikholm Sioux Falls College Ohio Northern lst Grade--lst Semester First Grade 34? ,Aj ' f -. ,ui in I ' X IAM S' V Lhyii' A l- Ct, 'md' gf' -V ,sei ' , Q 1 .syv rig 1 f A W E M or ff? fy-11 N . mb, - if 1 ' ' A fi! 'V Y '-, fy ' 1 g -sg T I lg g s. A . .t l Q M f 5'- ' gf' a. W - W , A5 f 4 . -, ip . R . in - V: uk: ' st.- . , T! I .F -V-1 I X I I: . ' 4 . ' ll ifi 'f:f,,mU?i T ,in W - , 1 : - 8 1 I v 1 M214 'V L Q if,-' ik ' ' ' l 11: 2 '-- 5 ,b :A ' Q ,qlv ,f yr :EH 4 .W 34 , by 'ff- ffl g , A - Xi -K iii - H ,- -Q5-gl ' lg, . ' asp 1 El X Bly wh Sl ff J 3 -ft 1 ' f U i' W P wif A 1 7 ' Q .LQ ' K , .fs ' Vi fem- 1 f . W 5 iw vigil, ,, fr' 1 ,fc- ' We , 7 W 57? R Z yl! I S k xw i4 Q 5 ' ' ii,-'91 S ' ,ff , i 'fix lJ?1i12'i?' 'g'- - 6 ,,,. ' 'fi ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: Lones Finley, Kathy Mayfield, Donald McDaniel, Beverly Nickum, Gary Marshall. TWO: Peggy Shuster, Glenn Crock, Pamela Griffeth, Richard White, Rebecca Fabian. THREE: David Sickmiller, Jane Pletcher, James Baer, Ruth Ann Wilson, Ralph Price. FOUR: Rebecca Loyer, John Steele, Barbara Young, Timothy McKinniss, Toni Hill, Donald McCurdy, Linda Lou Kitts, Kenneth Burkhart, Dennie Bilger. ROW FIVE: Larry Bil- ger, Ronald Berry, Richard Lust, Dale Bilger, Jerry Pangborne. Snapshots ' ...F ', L' 1 I ,i , I, F' 'Lay' I 1 x :fi Gettin' any tips, girls? ? ? ? Mr. Retterer always was a lady's man! Must be chow time, eh kids? 'P 72 Caledonia Kindergarten P fn- , t. ' .-it V f, I ,A , M ,g sl eg ' 4 i-if ,J , 5 - ' W- ,' 5' - or if . I H- l - ' 'Xi ' - I 1 r.'1.,'c'- H - A W 'F 3 fl 1'rM5' . 1 ,g l 1 M V F... A , V 7 a . ,by 5 , Y T., i Av IA. .LX l 'At 15 'EV2 3' .l 4 ' i ' X n 'fili ff 1, . n 4 .- , if MRS. NEVA HARRIS V MRS. SHIRLEY GAY Caledonia Kindergarten L A gs I -LTL ' ,N ,F B'S. Degree ' . I Mt' , f , , - ...Z S, ,F 'su 1 ' , -lx. if H , X V 'if Q L LJ. if 7 - .rf i y. luul ,' , V ' I ' . ' . X . , ' 'g-it 'I' I i Us ' , -V . f - ' Dir Jil FD' 'vid , TL. '--- 4 5 'X -:Wm Q , 5' , I I li ii ' W lsr l 1 U n-' 7 S l . . i J ,ge gli.. ,. 5' Y I - Fung L. 1 X . ,. H S' I 2 ,if ' -V V' 'X' J 'Q f 'dh X , i::f'i,,vg-f,fL 'r 'f .fqliik W, rgi, 1 1 , '-.Li .xl If '- i f F 7 flu H ' I 4953 ni , 1 , gr. 4- 4 ....' , S ii as ,Q ny? L i T , 2 J l - l J , 1- f L '- all . ' vs ' f- Y , V Z ' ,': :J ' i .-':5Kf ' ' Q 'L X f ' v A-X' - IQ 71 .7'9!'N , . X r V W f l U 1 I, J, ' Q 1, ' , . .JJ QL' i ' f' i L -era is ,. - ' Q bf' 4' , .. u-, -' . 'N MJ . u H, 1 . ' ' V' -. ' -dir , ff w ll f , 'Q W r A lik ,A U K 'Z I I ROW ONE: Ricky Miracle, Amy Mayse, John Layman, Pam VanGorden, Kevin Dunn. ROW TWO: Jackie Kline, Steven Townsend, Dixie Paxton, Steven Snyder, Susan Adey. ROW THREE: Craig Esterline, Sheryl McC1eary, Jeff Pontius, Sharon Smiley, Tommy Forster. ROW FOUR: Mary Jane Wilshire, Gary Boevers, Patty Maclsaac, Marty Comstock, Bethany Williams, Keith Geyer, Linda Jackson, David Debo, Rosina Douce. ROW FIVE: Danny Daum, Sharon Adey, Nicky Hajjar, Debbie Acker, Francis Nichols, Karen Noggle, Randy Underwood, Me- lissa Priddy, Dane Fields. ROW SIX: Nola J. Mowry, Bobby Medley, Mary Lee Douce, Randy Parsell, Linda Foos, James Glatz, Janet Gruber, Phil Russell, Peggy Huffman. ROW SEVEN: Phil Dunkin, Steven Everly, Steven Foos, Dwight Vanderboegh, Steven Ulsh, Gerry Basinger. Viv A . . V l ' . , il 1 1. f . , T in l . , J l Ig 5. A N M H, ,,., ,, ,.,- ' JW. -iw ' . if M l we Wild I 'w I 'I , 'i- , '. Pl ROW ONE: Ricky Jones Carl Price Debra Gates, Billy Loyer, Rebecca -... Fabian David Vaughn Karen Rice Larry Coyendoll, Jeffrey Snare. ROW D A , TWO: Jeffrey Stevens Terry Woolensnider. -. -F ' 3 Y I . ,Q Ay... , , 'Elm in ll. T 1 ' W , . , E.,-. aim' , l v 'VS 1 J J artel Kindergarten 73 '51-Gr J - Q WWYYKY. ,. W 1 lig lil, I. LJ Elementary Snapshots l5:'Z5I.'E,5E1' Y -5, 5,-lengt 1 - r -p . -. - 4 h , 'fl-S -QPSQ-' - 1-A -an nk., .?f,- '74 rf? ' ,ggi Active boys on the playground getting rid of some of their energy. Mrs. Fichtner's third grade. Mrs. Lott's fourth grade busy at work. I f . Mr. Green has charge of some elementary re cesses. ii-' JL I ...I fx . 3 ? fb :H Z -3: :S 1 'A.aB. Au enstein '34, ',', 1, , . '. 'w'.lBiV2f 'W119Y1Sbhovl 515goe1eeutiiiEHead -. - A MIN ISTRATIO x 2:22311 - , B E ' N :JSE ES wb. , dig .gm .. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 1 w H in a eg rl W - MR. CECIL ROBERTS B.S. Degree Ashland College Making a change from being personnel manager at the Eaton Forging plant in Marion, Mr. Cecil Roberts took on the responsibility of Martel Elementary principal. Also, he is a teacher of history and physical education. I-le has been the president of the Caledonia School Board and also the president of the Marion County Board of Edu- cation. Known for his friendliness and cooperation, he is always willing to lend a helping hand. CALEDONIA ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL me Q es, ni M - - , MR. JACOB RETTERER B.S. Degree Bowling Green Keeping his popularity with the students while being responsible for enforcing school regulations and handling problems is no trick for Mr. Jacob Ret- terer, high school principal at Caledonia. His view of school activities from his office and.from his close connection with all special activities here at school is an optimistic one. MARTEL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL MRS. JOSEPHINE WALTER B.S. Degree Ohio Northern Kent State Busy As a Bee is an appropriate expression to describe Mrs. Josephine Walter, elementary principal. Being a full-time sixth grade teacher and principal fully. explains the expression in best words. You can always expect things to be in order and well disciplined when Mrs. Walter is in charge. W Mr. Lindsay CLERK-TREASURER Mr. Lindsay is a friend and helper to all who know him. His office is located in the high school building where our principal's office used to be. The teachers especially like to see him on payroll time as this is one of his many duties--making out the payroll for all River Valley ern- ployees. A ,g-'47 1 nd crap A RHHHIVALLEYEKIKNHQBOARD The Board's Voice Is the People's Choice The River Valley Board of Education is a group of taxpayers who are elected by the people of the district to represent them in mat- ters concerning property maintenance and administration of the district's schools. Seated around the table are fleft to rightj: A. B. Augenstein, Executive I-leadg J. S. Cochrang Francis Fair- child, Pres.5 Walter Lindsayg Glenn Stakey, V. Pres.5 Harold F. Smithg and Jay Lyon. Mrs. Kellogg SECRETARY Her laugh and smile are familiar . . . Give her a typewriter, a telephone, and a problemg she's content! Let the office become noisy and she's very disturbed. Being the office secretary means real work, and there's plenty that Mrs. Kellogg does in the principal's office. 77 Mr. Bruce Stephens B.A. Degree, Ad- rian College, Sci- ence, Assistant Coach. gf- W f f'f3 , Q s 3 Marx , rr Mr. Gary Murray B.A. Degree, Otterbein College, M.A. Degree, Bowling Green, Speech. Mrs. Doris Boger B.A. Degree, Capital Universityg Math, French. Mrs. Wilma J. Culbertson B.S. Degree, Morehead State Collegeg Business Subjects. F 4 I Mr. Joe Green B.S. Degree, Ohio Northern Uni- versity: History, Driver Training, Coach. Mrs. Estella. Bailey A.B. Degree, Wooster College, Vocal Music. ,l fs.- s W -6' Mr. James Scisson lrs. Rosaclaire M.A. Degree, B.S. Anthony Degree, University of B.S. Degree, Concord Arkansas, Vocational Collegeg Home Eco- Agriculture. nomics, English. High School Facult Mr. Howard Howser A.B. Degree, Ohio Wesleyan, Instru- mental Music. Mrs. Virginia Longacre Baldwin-Wallace College, Ohio Northern Uni- versity, B.A. Degree, Social Studies. Martel Jr. High Faculty , . Mr. James Bryan OSU, B.S. Degree Science and History Mrs. Evelyn Guinther OSU, B.S. Degree Bowling Green University Mrs. Mary Lyon Baldwin-Wallace College B.S. in Music Mr. Coe Leach OSU, B.S. Degree Math COOKS BUS DRIVERS Bernice Furniss Eugene Foos Mabel Dice Roy Fields Pauline McC1enathan Charlie Kaelber Wilford Kaelber Custodians O ,- Roy Haas Estclla Jerew HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING ELEMENTARY BUILDING so f ':.vg Y' I -.-7, ,Mn ..i. ADVERT! V 1 -- , f 1r ,,,,A Q- Congratulations Class of '61 from THE MARION COUNTY IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION Campbell Farm Supply Pole Lane Road, Marion Dutt Implement Co., Inc. Pole Lane Road, Nlarion Evans Farm Equipment LaRue Schwaderer Farm Supply LaRue Farmer's Implement 81 Supply 216 N. Nlain St. lVlarion Rothfuss Implement Store 735 Bellefontaine Ave. Cardington Implement 81 Supply Cardington, Ohio Best Wishes to the 1961 Graduating Class from MAY HARDWARE CO PHONE 2494 CALEDONIA. OHIO QQ, BIIOT0 S 3 '00 5752! PA I IIT COLOR! RETAILING LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS FOR OVER 50 YEARS GIFTS - KITCHENWARE - HARDWARE FULFILLMENT CORP OF AMERICA 336 West Church St. Marion, Ohio YES BS q 9 'lla fdll!lZ?4I 0401236 Marion, Ohio FARQUEAR OFFICE EQUIPMENT I3I South State Street Congratulations to the Class of I96I PALACE THEATER Marion, Ohio Ph DU 3-3221 Royal Typwriter Agency Sales Service Rentals Supplies Marlon' OIIIO NEW WINCHESTER ELEVATOR R.R. 3 Bucyrus, Ohio Grain 81 Feed Compliments of OBORN'S HI WAY NURSERY E. Center at Pole Lane Compliments of STAR LITE DRIVE-IN Compl iments of JAY KAY SHOP Caledonia, Ohio SCHMIDT DRIVE-IN PHARMACY Complete Prescription Service Meister Brothers For Your Everyday Needs 684 S. Prospect Marion HAP'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone HO 3-2482 242 Harding Way, E. Galion, O. Compliments of FARM AND HOME LUMBER CO. Lumber--Mil l work--Roofing--Paints Builders Supplies--Hardware Phone 269i Caledonia, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of I96I BAKER'S BARBER SHOP Caledonia, Ohio .1 KVA ii Compliments of BIGJQBG' cousuu Us MORROW SUPPLY CO. WILHELM WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO., INC. Mt. Gilead and Edison, Ohio l58 N. Main St. Marion, Ohio Ph. 5941 Ph. 5951 Compliments of Compliments of W. M. CLARK G. C. MURPHY CQ- Tank Truck Distributor of Pure Oil Products The Friendly Store Marion, Ohio Caledonia, Ohio 41 'un 'fc- rohnuv VY. 55 ,. fl f cALEnoNlA x ...ull signs poinf fo NATIUNAL CITY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , ,S 2:-L55-FGASIF , 1-76 em, yi fmltl-1 ml-.wldl '1- ,11 I l E l 15+ emi mini snr +--at Y, THE MARION COUNTY BANK AND STATE STREET DRIVE-IN BRANCH GOOD SERVICE SINCE l839 R' fx TM,.i,1fl.l- , 5 - . 135 . GIST ELEVATOR Dealer in Corn, Wheat, Soybeans, and Oats Custom Drying R. F. D. Edison, Ohio Caledonia, Ohio Phone 2071 Master Mix Feeds Definite Feeds for Definite Needs Swifts Fertilizer Red Steer Brand Swifts Plant Food Makes Better Crops CALEDONIA LOCAL PROJ ECTS CLUB Bought eye glasses For many worthy children in the community Banquet For Athletic teams, managers, and cheerleaders Sponsored Boy Scout Troop Conducted Basketball lntramural tournament Furnished and installed street signs in Caledonia Contributed to United Appeals Contributed to Little League Baseball program Sponsored Gilt program for two farm boys Contributed to Red Cross Contributed to Ohio eye research program W' L iberty QAONSSL Q I . - ntelllgence e, F , v 41 +V S I 0 O ur 'NW N ation's E S afety Winners in Lions Club Basketball Tournament V ROW ONE: C. Johnston, M. Paxton, B. Kaelber, P. Cook, Coach Mildred Underwood.. ROW ONE: C. Whiteamire, J. Waddell, L. ROW TWO: C. Phillips, J. Claytor, V. Hunt. ROW TWO: E. Anthony, A. Douce, T. Woolum, G. Brennan. Lyon. Not pictured: Coach Dwight Holt. l L- 1 ,, GIRLS' TEAM 88 BOYS' TEAM ' COMPLIMENTS OF THE CALEDONIA VILLAGE AND RURAL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT PHONE 2222 Compliments of HALL BECK EQUIPMENT CO. Phone DU-32129 Compliments of N. State Street Marion, Ohio MARTEL BAND PARENTS Compliments of Compliments of SIMS BROTHERS TIGER CLEANERS South Prospect Street Mori Oh 602 Harding Way West Gclion, Ohio 'Q For a nice fhougm-- MARION PLANT LIFE give 8 M FERTILIZER PORTRAIT COMPANY by CUBBERLY Manufacturer of Granular Fertilizer Delaware, Ohio Marion, Ohio MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH Caledonia, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF HARRU FF TIRE STORE J. S. COCHRAN, MANAGER I94 SOUTH MAIN STREET I' h b in--- QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS byat-..- f PHONE 2-0054 I ,bln I ,ffm 'A I MARION, OHIO 0.3. a y J' YS gn If 5-11-I-I5 I J DAIRY SPICIALIS ,,,......--4' f.'i1'2iQJu fjllfw-NI -II I1 Compliments of ANDERSON POULTRY FARM Farm Fresh Eggs Route 1 Nlarion, Ghio Phone 37-4173 MARION COUNTY FARM BUREAU Martel Branch Complete Line Landmark Products--Grain--Coal and Farm Supplies Phone 3501 Nlartel, Ohio ruempamsseewseawm' KUMM 2641 Emu Phone 3426 25 N. Columbus sem' RAYMOND PANGBORN GALION, OHIO Phone Caledonia 3426 THE L 81 K RESTAURANT Compliments of Rt. 23 South of Marion SMITH'S SHELL SERVICE 8. HARDWARE SUPPLIES CHAMBERS-FAHRION MUSIC, INC 124 S. Main--Ph. DU 2-7070 Marion, Ohio For Music in Marion It's Phone HO 8-2928 Iberia, Ohio Chambers and Fohrionn SCHAFFNER-MYERS COMPANY THE Complimenfs UNION Galion, Ohio STORE Mt. Gilead, Ohio DAVIS GROCERY New Winchester, Ohio Rural Route lf3 Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of A 8. P SUPER MARKET Galion, Ohio LAWRENCE FARM MARKET Marion, Ohio Quality Meat is a Family Treat Compliments of TUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 3313 Caledonia, Ohio H. F. BALDAUF 8. SONS LUMBER COMPANY 1001 S. Prospect St. Marion, Ohio Phone DU 2-158 Lumber--Building Materials--Hardware C. G. MURPHY COMPANY Public Square Galion, Ohio REITH'S GREENHOUSE Phone: Cal. 2311 Martel, Ohio I I : Flowers for All Occasions BRINNON'S COLOR CENTER The Center of Color at 204 Center Street--Marion, O. Al and Dorothy Stark STATE FARM INSURANCE Charles D. Lauer Galion, Ohio CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY 50 South Main Mt. Gilead, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1961 SlCKEL'S MARKET YOuR IGA STORE .A-E W My l hi Congratulations to the Graduates Class of '61 JIM DUGAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS' FINE CLOTHING AND SHOES Compliments of WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION Marion Division Marion, Ohio MARION AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Division Marion Chamber of Commerce Albert and Adams Motor Sales Marion Lincoln-Mercury Company Chivington Auto Sales McDaniel Motor Company The Danner Buick Company Midtown Chevrolet Company East Side Motor Sales Pearson Brothers Auto Sales Elsey Motor Sales Race Motor Sales Fleet Service Garage Short Ford Incorporated Key's Auto Sales and Service Thurman Mathews Auto Sales Larry Rainier Motor Sales and Service Compliments of RESLER ELEVATOR Custom Grinding, Feed and Coal Caledonia, Ohio DOUCE AND COMPANY INC. Insurance--Bond--Real Estate Phone 2162 Caledonia, Ohio 500 East Center St. Nlarion, Ohio Phone DU 3-1113 McCLINTOCK FLOOR COVERING Compliments A , , Commercial Residential of BAND PARENTS Custom Work in Ceramics, Linoleums Plastics, Tile. Phone 2962 N. High St. Caledonia, O. COMPLIMENTS OF REECE'S MARKET cALEDoNuA. OHIO gf 5 ' 'Zi X J 1' fi E. J. HISSONG aa soN H INSURE Building Contractors i':'i':':'i'i' C. J .S-. ,Q 4 -f -1 WISELY Aluminum siding we ' .u- I Wim Storm Doors - Storm Windows A 4 ' ii r-NW :ENNETH PANGBORN Phone: cal. 2390 or 3341 Representative Caledonia R. R. No. 1, Ohio GRANGE MUTUAL INSURANCE Phone Caledonia 2394 5 - I 1 . Q Martel, Ohio .1 1 .1 X 3 '- ... 'fn ..-1 ' , 'I ,A . --ill.,n1-1 - Compliments of TIMSON ALLEN FUNERAL HOME UT. 12 Ff2 7'2G:ii5ff?f Wfsv vgf 'QQ ifkfzs-?r,'gs4,., :laws ..,.,1..,., 7 .Hy '14- 345 . 'lik f Ambulance Service Phone 2511 Caledonia, Ohio MAC'S SUPER SHELL STATION on the Square, where Service is our Business ,iiirru new Phone 2571 Caledonia, Ohio A FLOWERS I 1 'L 'P S Y C uv 1. 1 HEMMERLY'S Vi.. Num Qi f TIE f 229 E. Fairground Sf. Phone 2-9379 Marion, O. vi .. W7 Kr is' .4 Complere Floral Service K ' H- P3 14. T iff' Wedding Flowers - Hospital Bouquefs , ' .gjffj ' Funeral Arrangements ' : -' Ported Plants 8. Corsages Phone 2141 Trella Caledonia, O. Romine 1 f M, A ,J jjt' ff: 5 v V . w P' 4 , 11231. ai I xflgys j ff . ' I I Lia .. ' I xi, 1 H ' ' Compliments of HILL MOTOR SALES 'L T11J11'f.1f1.i11f'Ylllii-if-i-E3ff35i..1.:,:-1:4 ':-:-:-:::g::131:g:: ffiEEE:::: Nj 'I , -, ,.,. , ,.,.,, ' 1-1-'45 , ., .s::::1:11 -:::1.a1:r111r:r:1,2 ---- -':-:::-: a ' f 1I1 -. , , -31 :am-m:-:wa n sfzu e:-N- , . , ::,:,3g:1:f5s2:i:::-- 42::1.2vars-1:1:a:3:rf:2.5 -H2551 , ' ..:....- Chevrolet Sales 84 Services Caledonia, Ohio T C1 ' Ju, HURST'S FLORIST I 4'4'V f. SQ, Q Marion, Ohio Distinctive Floral Arrangements Phone DU 2-2555 RALPH REED'S BARBER SHOP North Main Street Caledonia, Ohio Phone 3543 RICHMAN BROTHERS Have the Clothing Values Axthelm-Turner, Inc. 131 E. Center Marion M. N. LANDES, JEWELER In Business Since 1919 227 West Center Street We Specialize in Diamonds THOMPSON LOAN 8. FINANCE CO. General Financing Marion, Ohio Room 4 Palace Theatre Bldg. Phone DU 2-3031 B EN N ETT ' S Shoes--Ready-To-Wear Ph. HO 2-5141 Public S Galion, Ohio quare Compliments of PLAZA LAN ES Compliments of MARION RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC. Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. Marion, Ohio IPENNEY' A L wk vsgiif fitjtsz' filo gumJr11fgi1tn'vl. Compliments of SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Caledonia, Ohio Phone 2665 Shirley Taylor--Manager GALION BOWLING CENTER Phone HO 8-1408 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Seckel KLINE'S CUSTOM BUTCHERING Ph. 2333 or 2338 R.R. I Caledonia, Ohio Everybody Says It Pays to Trade at I-ENNOWS Compliments of I 2 + AN'.DREW'S DAIRY IF? I-f I LI' -F I A ++ + my 5 . 259 W. Center Street Marion S I li? Compliments of A Compliments of PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION L AND M RESTAURANT Caledonia Olxio W. Center St. Marion, Ohio Compliments of HENNY AND COOPER Walgreen Agency Dmg Store Your Kodak Dealer I36 West Center Street Marion, Ohio T980 9'S 1igfaf1uZyA Mace THE FAMILY'S CHOICE FASHION BEAUTY SALON Phone 31 II Caledonia, Ohio Compliments of Ruth Weir WADE FURNITURE CO. Where Quality is Not Expensive 3 243-45 H.w.E. .J C, I f I Galion, Ohio i f Your DeKalb Seed Corn Dealer HENRY ULSH Phone 2600 Marion R.F.D. No. PROBST SUPPLY COMPANY Distributor of Industrial Supplies and Equipment Plumbing and Heating Materials 366 West Center Street Marion, Ohio DEKALB MARION HATCHERY '?l TROUT'S VARIETY W Cxvuh- 'Winn yw an umugh lu una lhl very hut Public Square Caledonia, Ohio Compliments of R. E. NICKUM MARTEL CONSTRUCTION CO. Asphalt-Blacktop Martel, Ohio GA LA LAN E The Most Modern 8. Colorful in Bowling 8. Restaurant. For Reservation Call Galion HO 8-4747 BURT CASS GARAGE General Repairs and Welding Martel, Ohio Compliments of C. K. IREY 81 SONS Livestock Buyers For Superior Provision Co. Caledonia, Ohio MARCO COIN AGENCY Martel, Ohio Old Coins Bought 8. Sold Lil 8. John Martin Compliments of ROY FIELDS EXCAVATING Caledonia, Ohio Compl iments of KENNEDY'S GROCERY Martel, Ohio Why Not Go First Class-- Buy Westinghouse BON-NEFF, INC. Harding Way, East Marion, Ohio THE CORNER INN Pete Ray CASEY HARDWARE 8- GIFTS Galion, Ohio Best Wishes DICK AND SNIP WOOLWORTH'S Galion, Ohio my FOODLINER 12. I iii Open 7 Days a Week CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY INC. QP. NS for Your Convenience Mt. Gilead, Ohio South Edge of City on State Rt. 4 Marion, Ohio THE WHITE HOUSE Women's Apparel and Accessories Phone 2041 Mt. Gilead, Ohio BELT'S SANITARY CLEANING Phone 2488 Caledonia, Ohio NATIONAL JEWELERS GaIion's Leading Jewelry and Gift Store 2I5 Harding Way East Gaiion, Ohio Compliments of DON'S SHOES I07 Harding Highway East Galion, Ohio Compliments of DOUBLE A POULTRY RANCH R.R. I Likens Rd. 3-8949 Marion, Ohio THE WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY John A. Scranton Marion, Ohio But as many as received Him, to them gave He power to become the sons of God, even to them DEPOT SALES--Government Surplus that believe T:1AHgl56'ISImIjjA'TCi'EIHQI :I 2 House of I00,000 parts count 'em Route 30 ECM Of Marlon Harding Highway East DU 3-3148 HULL THE LOCK MAN Locks Locks Locks Complimenfs of Keys Keys ,Keys TuTrLE's News Door Closers Master Keying public Square Galion, Ohio Marion, Ohio X 6 ' . .' :.gngii,I: EI?-Fife! P1-E Z,-Z -ET ,L SHE' gipslg-' , . iii? v 1 ' 'N--1 4-- T. 'I 1 1 L 'T '- -f '.E ,- - F,-:':iL ,I V, - he e S . , .,., .,,,.--it i!.7i,-,,'- :3:g'r. ',.- ,g' ' - .-- 1 '17, V . - 1, ,V , , . '. rv ,, .' ui , v HY , iw? ' P llllwli it 22 N-1 mlb g , , ' F lf Above is a picture of our beautiful new high school as it will look when completed, furnished by Strong, Strong, 8: Strong, architects from Lima., Ohio. The consolidation will include three former school districts --Caledonia, Martel, and Claridon. Construction is hoped to begin in the summer of 1961 and be completed by the fall of 1962. The appropriations are as follows: Building, S835,000g Land, S35,000g Furniture and Fix tures, SlO5,000, making a total of 5B975,000. The school will be constructed in the vicinity of the intersec- tions of 98 and 30, about five rniles east of Marion. t . L l 3 .Lu .