Riverdale High School - Talon Yearbook (Mount Blanchard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

' I 3' ' Q f g K 1 ' 3 ,L ,ag 4,1 If r A Z 1.75 AE 1 3 H R f 2 M s I , A' M? Hz! ,. .. ww. 'rg . 'f a -Q' ,Lf'f'QS' 55, :gy ., Wi qw, E J gtfi., .yu QWF7 i-,fl,i V if Q igfff l'iffTE'?5 ,QQTF 1 P ,ff Vw: 5.5, gn rL j'vf 1: ww ,A , 1:-,Ar N4 4 1 11 'T 25 ' 2 gg ,Q - 7 , 1 THE SEN ,UR HMS UF IVXTBLANCHARDHIQH SCHOOL xi PRESENTS M55 W M55 UEUICMIUN MRS. RACHEL EDIE High school teachers have a great task for they are not only teachers, but also counselors for youth. Youth have many problems and their teachers have much influence on their future lives. The seniors wish to dedicate this annual to Mrs. Rachel Edie who they feel has all the qualities of a good high school teacher. She was the seniors' first homeroom teacher when as sev- enth graders they joined the upperclassmen on the top floor. They have known her not only as a teacher, but also as a counselor and friend. The girls especially appreciated her wise guidance in physical education and the seniors are very grateful for her direction of the senior play. XX N. N. xx FACULTY Y S Q 4 ...W-nu w,,,,,,,,,......n-on TOP: Mr. Russell with the Florida palm trees in the background CENTER: The faculty at lunch, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Payne, Miss Nesbaum, Mrs. McCoy, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Russell, and Mr. Akers BOTTOM: Mrs. Curtis i n the typing room E 5 SUPERINTENDENT COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Charles A. Blazer E.J. Joseph Bon A. Russell Science, Mathematics B.S, Manchester Colkge Mathematics, Social Science A.B., M.E., Bowling Green M.S., Ohio State Uni- B.S., Bowling Green State State University versity University STANDING: Don Shearerg Floyd Tippin, clerkg Cecil Alge, vice-president SEATED: Calvin Borkosky, presidentg Dr. William Browng Raymond Trout Compliments of NEWHARD STUDIO Your School Photographer Carey, Ohio h Rachel Edie English, History, Physical Education B. S., Ohio Northern University Bernice Nesbaum English, Foreign Language B. A., Ohio Wesleyan University Dorcas Curtis Commercial B. S., Bowling Green State University Mary Payne Music B. E., University of Toledo Ethel Cole Vocational Home Economics B. S., Miami University Baxter B. Akers Vocational Agriculture B. S., M. S., University of West Virginia John McCoy Social Science, Physical Education, Drivers Education A. B., West Liberty State College Martha McCoy Science, Health, Home Economics A. B., West Liberty State College WALTER J. SMITH Phone 189, Furnaces-Roofing-Spouting 12? Madison Ave. Findlay, Ohio McBRIDE FURNITURE nOur Low Overhead Means Saving To Youn Forest, Ohio Compliments of CRANDALL Q YENCER Gulf Service Repair Shop Mt. Blanchard, Ohio S Vera Petry Second Grade Bluffton College Thelma Walker First Grade Bowling Green State University Alice Wieging Third Grade Ohio Northern University Carol Treece Third Grade B. S., Bowling Green State University is Martha Blazer Fourth Grade Bowling Green State University Lucille Burrell Fifth Grade Bowling Green State University Luella Parish Sixth Grade Bowling Green State University Compliments of Hancock County REPUBLICAN COURIER and FARM EQUIPM NT DEALERS RADIO STATION ASSOCIATION W'F I N 6 N Y A CLASS OFFICERS: C standingl Marlene Hoy, secretary, Esther Essinger, treasurer, Anita Borkosky, reporter Cseatedl David Suter, vice-president, Mr. Blazer, advisor, lynn Cole, president GRADUATES WHO WERE FIRST GRADERS TOGETH R: Cstandingj Jim Livingston, Edwin Snyder, Lynn Cole, Donald Kindle CseatecU Kathleen Greer, Betty Alge Su C Borkosky Mar'l ' ' , e arol Decker, Sharlene Yantis, Anita , 1 yn Iavlngston, Marlene Hoy Emma BETTY ALGE National Honor Society Class reporter, l Class play, 3,b F.H.A., l,2,3,h vice-pres., 33 state treas.,b5 State Home- maker Degree, 3 Band, 1,2,3,u reporter, 2 Girls' Chorus, 1,2,3,b Mixed Ensemble, 3,h Girls' Ensemble, 2,3,u Mixed Chorus, 3,U Operetta, 2,3,h Leaves of 1955 staff Purple 8 Gold staff Junior Editor DONNA BIBLER F.H.A., 1,2,3,u Band, 1,2,3,h Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus, 3,h Operetta, 2,3 Cheerleader, 2,3 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple 5 Gold Staff ANITA BORKOSKY National Honor Society Class vice-pres., 1,2 Class reporter, M Stand chairman, 3 Class play, 3,h F.H.A., 1,2,3,u delegate to state, 25 president, 35 State Homemaker Degree, 3 Girls' Chorus, 1,2,3,h Mixed Chorus, 3,h Girls' Ensemble, 2,3,h Mixed Ensemble, 3,h Operetta, 2,3,h Accomp. for Boys' Choru 2,331-If Leaves of 1955 staff Purple A Gogd staff S BETTY HCFFMAN Class play, A F.H.A., 1,2,3,LL Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,h Operetta, 2,3,h Leaves of 1955 staff DON CAUDILL Asst. stand chairman, 3 Student Council, M Class play, A Football, 3,M5 Mgr., 2 Basketball, 25 Mgr., 1 Leaves of i955 staff Purple 8 Gold staff JIM LIVINGSTON Class play, u F.F.A., 1,2,3 Band, 1,2,3,u Boys' Chorus, l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus, 3,M Mixed Ensemble, M Operetta, 2,D Football, 2 Leaves of 1955 staff VON CAUDILL Class play, h Basketball, M5 Mgr.,l,2 Football Mgr., l,2,3 Leaves of 1955 staff LYNN COLE National Honor Society Class president, 3,h Student Council, 1,2 reporter, 2 Jr. Red Cross rep., 3 Class play, 3,h F.F.A., l,2,3,u pres., bg vice-pres., 33 State Farmer.Deg,3 Band, l,2,3,h pres.,h3librarian, 3 Mixed Chorus, 3,h Boys' Chorus, 3,h Operetta, 3,M Basketball, l,2,3,h Queen escort,L5 attend- ant escort, 3 Asst. editor, Leaves of 1955 Purple Q Gold staff VERNON CLARK Class play, 3,h F.F.A., 2,3,h Football Mgr., h Leaves of l9SS staff Purple 5 Gold staff MARILYN LIVINGSTON National Honor Society secretary-treasurer, Class Historian Class play, j,u Band, l,2,j,h Cirls' Chorus, l,2,3 Mixed Chorus, u Operetta, 2,3,M Athletic treasurer, A Leaves of 1955 staff Purple 5 Gold staff 9 A VIVIAN CRAWFORD National Honor Society Co-Valedictorian Class president 1 Class secretary, 2 Student Council, 3 secretary, 3 Class play, 3,D F.H.A., l,2,3,h secretary, 33 parlia mentarian, 1 Band, l,2,3,h vice-president, h Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus, 3,h ! Mixed Ensemble, 3,b M 3 Girls' Ensemble, l, 2, 3 Operetta, 2,3,h Cheerleader, l,2,3,h Queen attendant, l Leaves of 1955 staff Editor, Purple G Gold SHIRLEY RIEGLE Class play, h Jr. Red Cross rep., 3 Class treasurer, 3 F.H.A., l Girls' Chorus, l,2,3 Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3 Operetta, 2,3 Homecoming Queen, 2 Queen's attendant, 1,3 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple G Gold staff EDWIN SNYDER Class president, 1 Student Council, h president, h Class play, h Boys' Chorus, 2,h Mixed Chorus, h Mixed Ensemble, M Operetta, h Football, l,2,3,h Basketball, 1,3 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple Q Gold staff 10 GENE MCDANIEL Football, l,2,3,h Basketball, l,2,3,b Baseball, 3 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple 8 Gold staff JOANN SMITH Class treasurer, l Jr. Red Cross rep., Class play, M F.H.A., l Girls' Chorus, l,2,3 Mixed Chorus, 3 Operetta, 2,3 Cheerleader, 2 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple Q Gold staff 2 MAX HINDINGER Class play, h Operetta, 3 Football, l,2,3,h Basketball manager, 2 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple A Gold staff TOM BATESON F.F.A., l,2,3,h Football, 2,3,h Basketball, 1,2,3 Baseball, 3 Leaves of 1955 staff MARLENE HOY National Honor Society vice-president, h Co-Valedictorian Class secretary, 3,h Class reporter, 2 Class play, 3,h Band, l,2,3,h sec.-treas.,3 Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus, 3,h Editor, Leaves of 1955 Purple A Gold staff ANN TTA TRIMBIE Class play, h F.H.A., 1,2,3,h Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus, 3,h Operetta, 3,h Homecoming Queen, h Leaves of 1955 staff Purple Q Gold staff SUE CAROL DECKER Class play, h F.H.A., 1,2,3,L, State Homemaker Deg.,3 Band, 1,2,3,L1 sec.-treas., h Girls' Chorus, 1,2,3,h Mixed Chorus, 3 Operetta, 2,3,h Leaves of 1955 staff Purple G Gold staff vw- . 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DON DENNIS stand chairman, 3 F.F.A., l,2,3,U Leaves of 1955 staff ESTHER ESSINGER Class treasurer, 2,b Class reporter, 3 Class play, h F.H.A., 1 Band, l,2,3,h librarian, 2 Leaves of l955 staff Purple G Gold staff BETTY GRANT National Honor Society president, h Class Plays Bsh FQHQAUQ :I-92333,-lv reporter, bg State Homemaker Degree, 35 project chairman, b Band, l:2s3sh reporter, h Leaves of 1955 staff Purple Q Gold staff SHIRLEY GIBSON Class play, b F.H.A., 1 Leaves of 1955 staff BILL HOCTEL F.F.A., 3,N Baseball, 3 Leaves of 1955 staff KATHLEEN GREER Class play, b F.H.A., l,2,3,h delegate to state, 2 historian, 3 Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,h Mixed chorus, 3,u Operetta, 2,3,h Cheerleader, 2,3 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple L Gold staff 12 SHARLENE YANTIS National Honor Society Class play, 3,M F.H.A., l,2,3,M Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,M Operetta 2,3,M Band, l,f,3 Leaves of 1955 staff Purple M Gold staff SUE LAWTON Class play, 3,M F.H.A., l,2,3,M Band, 1 2,3,M Girls' Gnorus, 1,2,3 M Mixed Chorus, l,2,3,M Operetta, 2,3,M Leaves of 1955 staff Purple A Gold staff DAVID SUTER Class vice-president, M Student Council, M vice-president, M Jr. Red Cross rep., 3 Class play, 3,M F.F.A., l,2,3 sec., 23 pres., 3 Boys' Chorus, l,2,3,M Mixed Chorus, 3,M Operetta, 2,3,M Band, l,2,3 Mixed Ensemble, M Football manager, M Leaves of 1955 staff Purple Q Gold staff MARJORIE WILLSON Class play, M Jr. Red Cross rep., M F.H.A., 1,2,3,M treasurer, 35 song leader, M Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,M Girls' Ensemble, 2,3,M Mixed Chorus, 3,M Mixed Ensemble, 3,M Operetta, 2,3,M Band, 1,2,3,u Leaves of 1955 staff Purple M Gold staff MARY STUARD Class play, M F.H.A., l,2,3,M Band, l,2,3,M Girls' Chorus, l,2,3,M Mixed Chorus, 3,M Girls' Ensemble, M Operetta, 2,3,M Leaves of 1955 staff Purple M Gold staff 13 r f 1 V 131' M ' .M ' 1 1 4 .1 K . W , m,,, V. 4' fQwffy-5- , ff f f A f' f' . f,im. if Q .6 , if f av? 1 ififffib- v-wi... .9 famwwii-N ' .gf ' '1 : 'iv 'iff v fe ., ,fvx 5: ka' Jw' I f 4 e nr ffniiigaea -kewl ff Q' Q s 1 X Q S Nj: nwvfm SL' 5' . ! Y E L K ff FW Q . i Q 1. Von and Don Caudill 2. Marlene Hoy . Sue Lawton . Marjorie Willson 5. Max Hindinger . Tom Bateson . Don Dennis 8. Betty Alge . Mary Stuard BABY PIQQUQES UF M 7 10. Esther Essinger ll. Shirley Riegle 12. Marilyn Livingston lb 15 13. Kathleen Greer . Bill Hoctel . Gene McDaniel 16. Joann Smith DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY-Insurance-Surety Bonds-Mt. Blanchard and Findlay, Ohio lh ya, nl .Q -C7 i 'f N.. SENMSUF 12155 1. Betty Hoffman 2. Betty Grant 3. Anita Borkosky 14. Donna Bibler 5. Edwin Snyder' 6. Annetta Trimble 7. Lynn Cole 8. Sue Decker 9. Vivian Crawford 10. Jim Livingston ll. David Suter l2. Vernon Clark 13. Shirley Gibson WAALAND'S GREENHOUSE - Funeral, Corsage, and Wedding Work Our Specialty - Findlay Ohio J. C. HOCHSTETTLER 8: SONS - Purina Chows, Fertilizer, Fence, Salt - Findlay, Rawson BECK 8: SONS Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work Mt. Blanchard, Vanlue 15 CLASS HISTORY In September, l9h3, twenty-five youngsters came tripping up the front walk to enter the Mount Blanchard Local School as first graders. we were starting on the first of our twelve missions over the field of knowledge and all were eager to start on this first great adventure. Of those twenty-five only ten have completed all twelve missions and are now graduating together. They are Betty Alge, Anita Bor- kosky, Lynn Cole, Sue Carol Decker, Kathleen Greer, Marlene Hoy, Jim Livingston, On Marilyn Livingston, Edwin Snyder, and Sharlene Yantis. As the years went by, some of our classmates withdrew, while others joined us. After a struggle of eight years we had successfully completed eight of our mis- sions and were ready to start on the last four. In September of '51 thirty freshmen filed into study hall to make plans for the ninth At mission. our first class meeting we held an election of officers at which Vivian Crawford was chosen president, Anita Borkosky, vice-president, Marlene Hoy, secretary-treasurer, Betty Alge, reporter, and lynn Cole, Student Council member. On November 9 we were initiated into high school. A very nice party was given by the upper classmen in honor of the freshmen that evening. At the beginning of our sophomore year we started on our tenth mission with thirty-one members. This was in September of 1952. we elected the following officers: president, Edwin Snyder, vice-president, Anita Borkosky, secretary, Vivian Crawford, treasurer, Esther Essinger, reporter, Marlene Hoy, and Student Council member, lynn Cole. Twelve of our members were asked to serve at the banquet given in honor of the seniors of '53, In August of 1953, thirty-three juniors answered roll call to start on the elev- enth mission. At our first class meeting we elected Lynn Cole, president, Edwin Snyder, vice- president, Marlene Hoy, secretary, Shirley Riegle, treasurer, Esther Essinger, reporter, and Student Council members, Vivian Crawford and we ber 13, 1953. On David Suter. proudly presented our junior play entitled, nI'm A Family Crisis,u on Novem- December 2, 1953, the seniors of 'Sh honored us with a reception, which we en- joyed very much. we returned this honor by entertaining them at a banquet, May 7, l95h, with nStardust' as our theme. In addition to our other activities we managed the football, basketball, and noon stands. we also edited one issue of our school paper, UPurple and Gold.n April 6, l95h, eight of our classmates were initiated as members of the Na- tional Honor Society'ata.banquet given at McComb High School. They were Betty Alge, Anita Borkosky, Vivian Crawford, lynn Cole, Betty Grant, Marlene Hoy, Marilyn Livingston, and Sharlene Yantis. This was the reward for those long hours of hard studyl During this year Betty Alge, Betty Grant, Anita Borkosky, and Sue Carol Decker received their State Homemakers' Degree, and Lynn Cole received his State Farmers' Degree. On August 30, 195h, we set forth on the twelfth and last great mission, our sen- ior year. As the plane glided away, thirty-one seniors, the class of '55, were seated in the seventh and eighth rows of study hall. we organized our class by electing lynn Cole, chief executive again, David Suter, vice-President, Marlene Hoy, secretary, Anita Borkosky, reporter, Esther Essinger, treasurer, and Don Caudill and Edwin Snyder, Student Council members. Our final year was very busy. Under the supervision of our teachers we published our school newspaper, the WPurple and Gold,n and edited nleayes of l955,N the first lithographed annual. April 21 and 22, we presented our senior play, nHeadin' For The Hills,n which was a great success. 16 V We gave a reception in honor of the juniors on November 30. They returned this honor by entertaining us at a banquet at the close of the school year. Throughout our high school career we seniors of 'SS have been well represented in many extra-curricular activities. These activities have consisted of band, F.F.A., F.H.A., Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, basketball, football, and baseball. As we have completed our twelve missions, we, the class of opportunity to express our gratitude to all our teachers for ful guidance, time, and effort, which they have so generously We as a class, have completed our twelve missions over the getherg but, from now on each will have to carry out his own world of ours. m.,ggfN.,gH '55, wish to take this their patience, care- given to us. field of knowledge to- mission in this great l:IRSTGRAUEUFIQZP3'Ig1P4 THIRD ROW: Buddy Lafferty, Edwin Snyder, Donald Kindle, Lynn Cole, Junior Binau, Bobby King, Melvin Francis, Billy Kline SECOND ROW: Gary Hickle, Don LaRoche, Marilyn Livingston, Eileen Feller, Sharlene Yantis, Anita Borkosky, Donna Clark, Gary Benjamin, Jimmy Livingston, Mrs. Hoff FIRST ROW: Joan Howard, Emmalue Bunnell, Kathleen Greer, Sue Carol Decker, Peggy Howard, Peggy Parish, Betty Alge, Marlene Hoy MODERN HATCHERY Baby Chicks Supplies Phone llh 17 Mt. Blanchard, Ohio I 5 THIRD ROW: Max Hindinger, Don Dennis Don Caudill Marion Davis,,DonaldKindle, Edwin 1 U Snyder, Tom Bateson, Lynn Cole, David Suter, Vernon Clark, Gene McDaniel, Von Caudill SECOND ROW: Bill Hoctel, Jim Livingston, Mary Stuard, Shirley Riegle, Marlene Hoy, Esther Essinger, Nancy Shafer, Sue Decker, Anita Borkosky, Shirley Gibson, Annetta Trimble, Joann Smith FIRST ROW: Betty Grant, Sue Lawton, Vivian Crawford, Donna Bibler, Betty Alge, Kathleen Greer, Marilyn Livingston, Betty Hoffman, Sharlene Yantis, Marjorie Willson STANDING: Vivian Crawford, Vernon Clark, David Suter, Sue Lawton, Miss Nesbaum, Lynn Cole, Marlene Hoy, Anita Borkosky, Donald Kindle SEATEDz Betty Grant, Sharlene Yantis, Marilyn Livingston, Jumma Pm ng. HERZOG LIM Q STONE COMPANY Forest, Ohio Compliments of the SNYDER LUMBER CO. Carey Phone 6-7091 Vanlue Phone 61 MT. BLANCHARD PRODUCE Cash Paid For Your Poultry Phone 2h Mt. Blanchard, Ohio A 18 UNUERCLASSES TOP: Fourth graders, Linda Thomas, Elaine Patter- son, Roger Miller, and Douglas Dutcher CENTER: Twins in school, kstandingj Von Caudill, Do . . . n Caudlll, Darwln Bushong, Daryl Bushong Clarabelle Cole, Annabelle Cole, Qsittingl Fred Borkosky,Frank Borkosky, Frederick Kildow, Fran- cene Kildow B b ' , ar ara Musgrave, Beverly Musgrave, Shiela Axline, and Sharon Axline BOTTOM: Mary Ellen Oldham, and Lowanda Price 5 JUNIURS The twenty-four members of the junior class are proud to have had such an active, happy, and prosperous junior year. The members of the class participated in the following activities throughout the year: football, baseball, basketball, F. H. A., F. F. A., girls' chorus, boys' chorus, mixed chorus, mixed ensemble, and band. The junior officers for this year are shown in the picture to the left. They are Miss Nesbaum, their sponsor, Barbara Hinebaugh, treasurer: Daryl Bushong, vice-president. Seated are Lowanda Price, sec- retary, Gary Benjamin, president: and Hope Stauffer, reporter. THIRD ROW: Ralph Wolford, Jack Russell, Bill Riegle, Gary Benjamin, Joe Walker, Eddie Shearer, Joe Bolander, Daryl Bushong SECOND ROW: David Howard, Don Borkosky, Sharon Deerwester, Esther Suter, Barbara Hinebaugh, Frederick Rothlisberger, Darwin Bushong, Miss Nesbaum FIRST ROW: Margaret Eatherton, Barbara Fields, Jean Ann Livingston, Nelda Nusser, Virginia Arnold, Lowanda Price, Hope Stauffer, Janet Smith ABSENT: Richard Pever Compliments of Compliments of Maplehurst Farm F. J. Egner A Son,Inc. F. J. Egner Findlay, Ohio 20 ff ale FOURTH ROW: Karen Cole, Earl Shisler, John Vermillion, Jimm Clark, Donald Davis, Mark Trout, Bob Bowman, Don Lauck, Marlin Bishop THIRD ROW: Ph llis Musgrave, Donna Hindinger, Karol Thompson, Nancy Sampson, Bonnie Bond, Carol Smith, Shirley Aurand, Annabelle Cole, Clarabelle Cole, Mrs. Curtis SECOND ROW: Joan McDaniel, Jane Bishop, Patty Tong, Betty Lou Arnold, Marilyn Davis, Violet Nuzum, Mary Ellen Oldham, Sharon Bishop, Julia Snook FIRST ROW: Gary Cole, Jerry Krout, Ronald Dunbar, Gene Butler ABSENT: Betty Francis, Melvin Francis, Betty Hoctel The sophomore class started the school year with thirty-two members, eleven boys S U P H U M U R E S and twenty-one girls. With Mrs. Curtis as their advisor, they elected their class officers for the year. In the picture below are Mark Trout, treasurer, Bob Bowman, reporter, and Mrs. Curtis, their advisor. Seated are Mary Ellen Oldham, secretary, Jerry Krout, president, and Phyllis Musgrave, vice- president. The class was well represented this year in Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, the band, F.H.A., F.F.A., and athletics. They have enjoyed their sophomore year and are looking forward eagerly to their third year in high school. a EGBERT FURNISHING'S WCompliments to the class of USSN Findlay, Ohio KENNEDY'S PRINTING CO. Findlay, Ohio JAQUA'S SPORTING GOODS HAthletic equipment for schoolsn Findlay, Ohio 21 FQESHMEN The freshman class started their first year in high school with thirty members present. Shortly after school started Anna Belle Ankrum moved to Leipsic. The class has pupils enrolled in the fol- lowing activities: F.H.A., F.F.A., girls' ' chorus, boys' chorus, mixed chorus, football, A and basketball. The class elected the following officers, which are shown in the picture to the left, to A serve for this year. Standingare SaIbrTippin, treasurer, Patricia Clinger, reporter, and Mr. Russell, class sponsor. Seated are Jon Crilly, secretaryg Jerry Stauffer, president, and Paul Etta Dutcher, vice- president. The class are all looking forward to next year when they hope to be sophomores. THIRD ROW: Junior Binau, John Moore, William Walker, Murrill Williams, William Houtz, Don Egbert, Duane Rettig, Nial Bushong, Glenn Gibson SECOND ROW: Margaret Launder, James Borkosky, Jon Crilly, Eddie Moffitt, Jerry Stauffer, Jim Shearer, Larry Tong, Tom Howard, Sally Tippin, Anne Bishop, Mr. Russell FIRST ROW: Patricia Clinger, Virginia Houtz, Rosalee Borkosky, Linda Basinger, Carol Ann Shearer, Paul Etta Dutcher, Linda Hoy, Jeanette Benjamin, Jeanette Howard, Deanna Snyder CORBIN BROS. YOUR CH VROIET DEALER HANCOCK SAVINGS and IOAN for more than 3O years Members of the Federal Banking System Arlington, Ohio Findlay, Ohio 22 FOURTH ROW: John McDaniel, John Nique, Dean Arnold, Gene Stuckey, John Rothlis- berger, Donald Darnell, Walter George, Frank Egner, Richard Wolfe, David Clark, Keith Green THIRD ROW: Jody Young, Rosalyn Suter, Lois Thompson, Judy Thompson, Kathleen Galloway, Shirley Walker, Judy Crouch, Linda Price, Janis Butler, Larry Buess, Mrs. McCoy SECOND ROW: Penelope Bateson, Mary C. Fox, Billie Houck, Kay Parish, Barbara Lafferty, Beverly Fields, Brenda Bishop, Diane Rose, Connie Smith, Nancy Dodds, Donna Lauck FIRST ROW: Larry Dennis, John Edie, Roger Clark, Rex Yantis, Larry Shearer, Robert Dunbar, Dennis Bishop, Bob Hinebaugh ABSENT: Marlene Garey, Harry Betz, Franklin Binau, Paul Howard The eighth grade started school this year with E I G H 'I' H G R A D E forty-two members in the class. Thirty-one of these pupils have attended Mt. Blanchard School since the first grade. In the picture below are the officers for this year. Standing are John Rothlis- berger, treasurer, Connie Smith and Lois Thompson, reporters, and their advisor, Mrs. McCoy. Seated are Frank Egner, vice presi- dent, Keith Green, president, and Linda Price, treasurer. The cheerleaders from the class are Penel- ope Bateson and Linda Price. The class was highest in the magazine sale both last year and this year, with Lois Thomp- son as highest salesman for both years. The eighth grade have enjoyed this year and are looking forward to next year when they will have attained the rank of freshmen. Marathon Gasoline THE OHIO OIL COMPANY V. E. P. Motor Oil 23 E J SEVENTH GQAUE The seventh grade started the school year with forty-two members present. Soon after school started Barbara Ankrum moved'u:Leip- sic and Alfreda Nuzum and Susam Pash came to join us. Alfreda came from Carey and Susan from Dunkirk. At the close of the second six weeks Ronald Gratz moved to Findlay. The following boys are onthe junior high basketball team this year: Harold Inman, J Harold Wetherill, Tyler Oman, Jeffery Will- iams, Terry Newman, and Ronald Green. The class officers for the year are shown in the above picture. Standing are Ronald Green, reporter, and Mrs. Edie, their advisor. Seated are Tyler Oman, vice-president, Marlene Van Cleve, president, and jerry Niedermeyer, secretart. Not shown is Sue Oman, treasurer. FOURTH ROW: John Lauck, Tyler Oman, Jackie Bond, Harold.Inman,Ronald Gratz, Eugene, Martin, Diane Graham, Jane Riegle, Carol Alge, Ann Koehler THIRD ROW: Fred Egbert, Ronald Green, Norman Opp, David Lauck, Merle McDaniel, Michael Moffitt, Terry Newman, Coldren Lafferty, James Houtz, Karen Snyder, Mrs 0 SECOND ROW: Linda Dunbar, Marlene Van Cleve, Sarah Belle Howard, Donna Arnold, Joan Carol Payne, Janet Hanners, Janis Shearer, Alfreda Nuzum, Janet Arnold, Susan Pash, Peggy Musgrave, Carol Kline FIRST ROW: Jerry Niedermeyer, Gerald Buess, Jeffery Williams, Harold Wetherill, Kenneth Howard, Henry Hanners, Roy Eatherton, Roy Sampson ABSENT: Shiela Axline, Sue Ann Oman 1 v ARLINGTON FORD SALES and SERVICE DALLY FUNERAL HOME E. F. Grimes, Owner Arlington Arlington, Ohio Phone 55 h Ohio 2 . .Q-.,.1' SIXTH GRADE The sixth grade opened the school year with thirty-nine pupils. Olin Nuzum, Jr. entered our class the second week of school. In January, Sharon Axline moved to Findlay. we elected officers Hm'the first semester. The president was Glenn Troutgvice-president, Peggy Houck, secretary-treasurer, Sue Tong. Officersfbr the last semester were president, Donna Bishopgvice-president,Charlotte Rettigg and secretary-treasurer, Eddie Garey. Three members of our class, Glenn Trout, Nancy Parish, and Peggy Houck, had character parts in the grade operetta. Donna Bishop served as accompanist. Nine members of our class take instrumental lessons from Mrs. Payne, and five take piano lessons, Seven boys from our room, along with some fifth grade boys, practiced basketball under M . MbCoy's direction at noon. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Cole, Glenn Trout, John Burrell, James Howard, Kenneth Thompson, Paul Blymyer, Peggy Howard, Ruby Trimble, Donna Bishop, Sharon Axline THIRD ROW: Charlotte Rettig, Lawrence George, Nancy Parish, Robert Galloway, John Miller, Nolan Eatherton, Paul Bolander, Dean Suter, Elaine Hickle, Mrs. Parish SECOND ROW: linda Kline, Betty Meeks, Ruth Arnold, Rosey Kline, Barbara Cole, Dianne Davis, Helen Hanners, Bonnie Lawton, Shirley Boehm, Michael Young, Nancy Kindle FIRST ROW: Larry Howard, Dan Musgrave, Max Howard,Charles Trautwein, Olin Nuzunh Jr, William Buxton, Eldon Snook, Wayne Clark ABSENT: Eddie Garey, Sue Tong HOUSE OF GUEST, INC. FINDLAY EQUIPMENT SALES When you serve Olives and Pickles Food Equipment - Refrigeration For the Best, Buy Guest - Findlay Phone l22h - Supplies - Findlay, Ohio 25 l FOURTH ROW: Marla Deerwester, Elaine Basinger, Patricia Patterson, Elaine Berry, Colleen Egbert, Patricia Moore, James Bond, Roberta Houtz, Eric Bishop, Carl Fox THIRD ROW: Gary Hughes, Lois Musgrave, Judy Schroyer, Dennis Price, Roger Gossman, Paul Tippin, lynn Martin, David Buess, Max Yantis, James Loveridge, Mrs. Burrell SECOND ROW: Janet Fields, Sharon Dunbar, Marjorie Iaunder, Harriet Lanning, Sharon Oman, Virginia Krout, Kathryn Crouch, Gloria Bishop, Mitzi Switzer, Ruby Clinger, Sandra Brown, Jane Borkosky FIRST ROW: Bobby Payne, Philip Brown, Wilson Parish, Conrad Nuzum, Carl Kildow, Robert Gossman, David Buxton ABSENTz Gertie Slone FIFTHGRADE In September, forty boys and girls entered the fifth grade. Duringthe year Conrad Nuzum, Elaine Berry, and Gertie Slone joined the group. Junior Gallagher, Angela Patino, and Elaine Berry withdrew to other schools. The class had a part in two assembly pro- grams and the Christmas operetta, nSanta in Storyland,U directed by Mrs. Payne. The class was well represented in the in- strumental and piano classes. Some group pictures were taken at the Christmas party. Eric Bishop, Gary Hughes, Lynn Martin, and James Bond are in the side picture. PIFER STONE CO. RED Q WHITE SUPER MARKET Crushed Stone and Agriculture Lime Groceries and Meats Williamstown, Ohio Phone 151-F-21 Arlington, Ohio Phone 6 26 FOURTH GRADE At the beginning of the 195k-'55 school term, thirty boys and girls entered the fourth grade. During the year they lost Magdalene Juarez, who returned to Texas, and David Gratz, who moved to Findlay. Billie Jo Slone came from Kentucky in November. During the year the class gave two assembly programs and had two parties, one at Christmas time, and another on Valentine's Day. A great number of the class participatedzhmthe Christ- mas operetta. In the side picture are Everett Cole, Bill Kindlo, Eric Rothlisberger, Dale Binau, Gary Hindall, Joan Carey, Arlene Snook, Marjorie Binau, and Nancy Alge. This picture was taken at the Christmas party. THIRD ROW: Dale Binau, Joan Carey, Donald Stuckey, Elaine Patterson, Everett Cole, Tom Deter, James Kline, Jerry Young SECOND ROW: Gary Hindall, Jo Ann Wentz, Jerry Snyder, Larry Houck, Eric Rothlis- berger, Tom Martin, Ph llis Lauck, Janet Walker, Mrs. Blazer FIRST ROW: Sharon Haughn, Susan Kaufman, David Gratz, Douglas Dutcher, Bill Kindle, Nancy Alge, Arlene Snook, Linda Thomas, Floyd Meeks RUSSELL BISHOP'S APPLIANCES M. R. HOWARD and SON .Genuine Deepfreeze and Blackstone Mill Feed, Coal, Grain, Fertilizer, Etc. Flndiay, Ohio R. R. Wh Forest, Ohio Phone 61 27 THIRD ROW: Thomas Egbert, Jerry Doty, Sue Galloway, William Egbert, Sharon Arnold, James Blazer, Jane Bame, Eugene Lauck, Miss Wieging SECOND ROW: Thomas Rodabaugh, Debra Bishop, Ruth Martin, Barbara Fields, Phyllis, Wolford, Barbara Schroyer, Sharon Lane, Ann Opp FIRST ROW: Sue Brown, Darrel Howard, Nancy Thompson, Mary Armstrong, Joan Pever, Michael Howard, Larry Reese, Mildred Armstrong THIRDDRADE y A Because of the large number of students in the class, the third grade was divided this T year into two sections. The group taught by Miss Wieging had twenty-five toys and girls. David Ankrum soon moved to Gilboa. After the Christmas holidays Mary and Mildred Armstrong moved to West Virginia. The class participated in the Christmas operetta, a P.T.A. meeting, and an assembly program. During the year many units were studied. The unit on Indians is shown by Nancy Thomp- son, Debra Bishop, Joan Pever, Barbara Fields, and Ruth Ann Martin in the side picture. BOSTON STORE nWhere Spending is Savingu Findlay, Ohio LESTER THOMAS Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Findlay, Ohio Compliments of KINGS 'TRAILER SALES Arlington, ohio 28 THIRD ROW: Mary Arnold, Joe Hochstettler, Billy Thompson, Fred Borkosky, Brent Sampson, Bobby Oman, Neil Yantis SECOND ROW: Mary Lee Dick, Ronald Price, Sondra Axline, Frank Borkosky, Jerry Crouch, Douglas Bishop, Greg Beckwith, Mrs. Treece FIRST ROW: Elaine Trout, Sara Lawton, Tom y Kaufman, Pete Howard, Betty Lanning, Beverly Kline, Dick Morehart ABSENT: Johnny Gaertner TH no GQAUE The class started the school year with twenty- four pupils, fifteen boys and nine girls. Arlene Gallagher and Marilyn Betz moved. The class now has twenty-two students. The class participated in the November P.T.A. program. They gave a skit on nOur Study of Transportation.n They also participated in the Christmas operetta. During the month of December, the class made a study of the Southwestern Indians, Several charts were made by the class to show how these Indians lived. The side picture shows Joe Hochstettler and Greg Beckwith holding their chart on nBlanket Weaving o n WAIGREEN AGENCY DRUGSTORE THE TARBOX-MCCALL STONE CO. Drugs, Toiletries, Sundries Crushed Stone 852 Western Avenue Sodas, Sundaes, Fountain Lunches Telephone 171 Findlay, Ohio 29 Sfcomn GRADE This year the second grade has thirty-two pupils, fifteen boys and seventeen girls. Miss Petry, a graduate of Bluffton College, is their teacher. Some of the class activities this year hare been studying about fall, the seashore, the mountains, and what constitutes a good break- fast. They enjoyed very much a safety unit, in which they took care of sick people who came to their paper hospitals. They began studying language, for which they had new books of which they were proud. They also enjoyed reading about Alice and Jerry in their readers. The group gave a short play for the other grades at Halloween and also had a short part in the April P.T.A. meeting. Here Linda Aurand, Wayne Dodds, and Billy Miller enjoy a preview of the presents. n THIRD ROW: Miss Petry, Dennis Hickle, Gary Meeks, Bobby Gill, Meredith Bishop, Alvin Rettig, Marilyn Launder, Beverly Musgrave, Barbara Hughes, Carol Lane, Dennis Rothlisberger SECOND ROW: Brenda Basinger, Wayne Dodds, Ronald Rodabaugh, James Price, Linda McDaniel, Frederick Kildow, Royce Wetherill, David Price, Kathryn Setser,11nda Aurand FIRST ROW: Pamela Leichty, Peggy Lay, Susan Shearer, Francene Kildow, Barbara Musgrave, Earl Arnold, Paula Deter, Sharon Baker, Keith Howard, Barbara Brown ABSENTz Billy Miller, Joyce Garey FINDLAY COLLEGE is a Good Liberal Arts College in your own neighborhood 30 THIRD ROW: Phyllis Altman, Denny Rodabaugh, Joel Gaertner, Jerry Kline, Janet Samp- son, Kennard Kain, Danny Joe Kindle, Dianne Lay, Mrs. Walker SECOND ROW: Ronald Loveridge, Roy Crawford, David Meeks, Steven Haughn, Charlotte Lauck, John Pash, Patti Jo Musgrave, Patricia Wolford, Bruce Stillberger FIRST ROW: Jean Wentz, Ronald Hinebaugh, Linda Lou Howard, Pamela Ballmer, Denny Brown, Richard Arnold, Elaine Musgrave, Donald Trimble, Robert Crouch ABSENT: Michael Moser, Mark Miller, John Rosenberger, Linda Hughes The first grade started their quest for learning I T R A D E with thirty-one pupils, twelve girls and nineteen boys. Soon Mollie Clark withdrew. During the year the first grade participated in the various school activities, including assembly programs, P.T.A. programs, Junior Red Cross, and Religious Education. A Mother Goose project culminated in a playlet, entitled 'Mother Hubbard's Cupboard,n which the entire group presented for the P.T.A. in November. The class had many interesting projects during the year. One of the most interesting projects was the miniature farm, which they constructed from cardboard cartons. It in- cluded the house, barn, garage, tractor shed, chicken coop, and all the farm animals. The side picture is of Dianne Lay, who played the part of Mistress Mary in the play. In the background you will notice the minia- ture Indian Village, the results of a project. The class enjoyed many parties during the year. The Hancock Brick and Tile Company Manufacturer's of Drain Tile Findlay, Ohio 31 A fx 1. First graders 2. Group of fourth graders, Qstandingb Jo Ann Wentz, Susan Kaufman, Phyllis Lauck, Sharon Haughn, Cseatedj Floyd Meeks, Ralph Bishop, James Kline, Thomas Martin, Jerry Snyder, Larry Houck 3. Baseball, sixth grade boys M. Elaine Basinger, Jane Borkosky, Marla Deerwester, Marjorie Launder 5. Clarabelle Cole, Violet Nuzum, and Mark Trout in biology class o. First grade girls, Linda Hughes, Elaine Musgrave, Linda Lou Howard, Jean Wentz, Phyllis Altman, Diane Lay, Janet Sampson, Patricia Wolford, Patty Jo Musgrave, Charlotte Lauck 7. Mrs. Treece's third graders 8. Biology class in session 9. Dianne Davis and Nancy Parish on the playground slide 10. Ronald Price and Mary Arnold, third graders, holding a poster ll. Also third graders Johnny Gaertner and Fred Borkosky 12. Junior High cheerleaders, Jane Riegle, Linda Price, Janis Butler, Diane Graham 13. James Blazer and Larry Reese with their third grade Indian project lb. Seventh graders in the library, Norman Opp, Peggy Musgrave, Marlene VanCleve, Terry Newman, Gerald Buess, David Lauck Compliments of THE CITIZENS BANK of Mt. Blanchard Forty-Four Years of Service 32 TOP: Sharlene Yantis and Vivian Crawford working on newspaper, V C . . . on audill and Mrs. Curtis in background CENTER: Majorettes, Jean Ann Liv- ingston, Karol Thompson, Mary Stuard, Billie Houck BOTTOM: Mark Trout, Gary Benjamin, Edwin Snyder, David Suter sing- ing at high school party and Lowanda Price accompanying IICIIIIIIIES CALENDAR Augg 30 Opening of school for another term Sept. 6 No school on account of the fair 8 No school in the afternoon because of the fair 10 No school because of the fair Preview football game with Lakeview, Liberty, and Hardin-Northern as visiting teams 13 Ordering of junior class rings 17 Football game here with Maumee Valley Day School 23-25 Senior pictures taken 2h Football game at Van Buren Oct. 1 Football game with Vanlue here S District F. H. A. meeting here 8 Football game at Arlington 13 School Masters' meeting here 15 Homecoming game--Arcadia here 22 Football game at McComb 23 Ohio State - Wisconsin football game with football boys as visitors 26 Band Mothers' fish fry 28 Grade program Football game with Liberty here' 29 Teachers' meeting at Toledo--no school Nov. 2 High school party 3 Bi-County F. H. A. meeting at Vanlue 5 Football game with Cory-Rawson here 7 Received junior class rings 8 Magazine drive started 9 P, T. A. meeting 10 Honor Society social meeting at Arlington 11 Armistice Day--no school 12 Junior play 15 Hunting season 16 Fo Ho Ao Daddy'S Date 19 First basketball game--Vanlue here 2b Student Council assembly Basketball game at Arlington 25,26 Thanksgiving vacation 30 Senior-Junior reception Dec. 3 Basketball game with liberty here 7 F. F. A. - F. H. A. banquet 8 School Masters' banquet at Vanlue 10 Seventh grade assembly Basketball game with Van Buren here ll Basketball game at Arcadia lh P. T. A. meeting Received senior pictures 17 Basketball game with Cory-Rawson here 22 Grade Christmas program 2h Honor Society assembly Christmas vacation starting at 2:30 p.m. Compliments of Compliments of NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBRES,INC. SAN-A-PURE DAIRY Findlay and Forest, Ohio - Findlay, Ohio BM Jan. 3 Reopening of school 7 Basketball game with McComb here 8 Basketball game at Vanlue 11 P. T. A. meeting lb Band assembly Basketball game with Arlington here 21 Teachers' workshop--no school Basketball game at Liberty 22 Basketball game at Van Buren 28 Sophomore assembly Basketball game with Arcadia here Feb. 3 Farmers' Institute and P. T. A. meeting combined h Basketball game with Cory-Rawson here 5 County Music Festival at Arlington 9 School Masters' banquet at Liberty 10 F. H. A. Mother-Daughter tea ll Chorus assembly Basketball game at McComb 15 Honor Society meeting at Vanlue 18,19 County basketball tournament at Cory-Rawson 22 Washington's birthday--no school 25 Eighth grade assembly County basketball tournament at Cory-Rawson 26 County basketball tournament finals at Cory-Rawson Mar. h District basketball tournament Music auditions at McComb 8 P. T. A. meeting 10,11 Band Mothers' play 12 Solo and ensemble auditions at Lima 25 Junior assembly 2o Band and chorus auditions at Bluffton 31 Preliminary district-state scholarship tests Apr. 1 Grade program 5 Honor Society initiation at Van Buren 7 Freshman assembly 8 Good Friday--no school 12 P. T. A. meeting 15 Eighth grade tests Athletic banquet 20 School Masters' banquet at Arcadia--ladies' night 21,22 Senior play 29 F. F. A. assembly State F. H. A. meeting May 6 High school operetta 7 Final district-state scholarship tests 13 Junior-Senior banquet 15 Baccalaureate 18 Last day of school Senior assembly 20 Commencement 23-28 Senior trip The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Forest, Ohi Compliments of the HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, M1 Compliments of MILLER RADIO SERVICE Forest, Ohio RG C H U U L FOURTH ROW: P. Howard, D. Lauck, S. Walker, C. Smith, H. Willson, Mrs. Payne, V. Crawford, C. Alge, L. Thompson, S. Aurand, J. Moore. THIRD ROW: H. Launder, B. Bond, E. Suter, L. Price. SECOND ROW: P. Musgrave, S. Tippin, C. Cole, L. Baa- inger, A. Cole, L. Hoy, A. Bishop. FIRST ROW: S. Decker, E. Essinger3B. Hinebaugh, M. Davis. FOURTH ROW: L. Cole, D. Suter, D. Bushong, J. Moore, E. Snyder, M. Williams, P. Hus- grave, N. Sampson. THIRD ROW: C. Cole, A. Cole, S. Aurand, B. Bond, J. Smith, L. Price, A. Bishop, C. Shearer, P. Dutcher, N. Nusser. SECOND ROW: D. Snyder, K. Greer, J. Snook, S. Bishop, M. Oldham, J. Benjamin, M. Davis, S. Lawton, H. Hoy, FIRST ROW: M. Trout, B. Bowman, G. Butler, D. Rettig, J. Shearer. I X E U W N 1 I BOND'S RESTURANT We Serve San-a-Pure Dairy Products Mt. Blanchard, Ohio 36 A N U FIFTH ROW: M. Stuard, K. Thompson. J. Livingston, B. Houck, B. Grant, J. Young, N. Sampson, D. Rose, L. Buess, B. Lafferty, L. Cole. FOURTH ROW: B. Hinebaugh, K. Green, T. Newman, K. Snyder, A. Koehler, V. Arnold, J. Williams, S. Oman, B. Bishop. THIRD ROW: J. Snook, M. Livingston, C. Shearer. SECOND ROW: D. Howard, S. Lawton, S. Bishop, B. Alge. FIRST ROW: K. Parish, R. Suter, M. Hoy. FOURTH ROW: M. Livingston, K. Thompson, S. Deerwester, D. Hindinger, E. Suter, B. Hinebaugh, D. Bushong, G. Benjamin, W. Walker. THIRD ROW: A. Borkosky, B. Alge, M. Stuard, R. Borkosky, L. Basinger, P. Clinger, M. Launders, S. Tippin, Mrs. Payne. SECOND ROW: L. Hoy, J. Bishop, M. Willson, V. Arnold, V. Crawford, C. Smith, M. Eatherton, A. Trimble. FIRST ROW: J. Stauffer, E. Moffitt, D. Howard, G. Cole, J. Livingston. H U R U S BUTLER'S STORE-Groceries,Meats,General Merchandise,Food lockers, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio 37 THIRD ROW: Marlene Hoy, Esther Suter, Ann Bishop, Donna Hindinger, Karol Thompson, Nancy Sampson, Phyllis Musgrave, Clarabelle Cole, Margaret Launder, Bonnie Bond, Sally Tippin, Shirley Aurand, Annabelle Cole, Barbara Fields, Barbara Hinebaugh, Margaret Eatherton, Rosalee Borkosky SECOND ROW: Linda Basinger, Mary Stuard, Betty Alge,Vhdan Crawford, Anita Borkosky, Virginia Houtz, Carol Ann Shearer, Kathleen Greer, Shirley Riegle, Deanna Snyder, Hope Stauffer, Janet Smith, Sharlene Yantis, Nelda Nusser, Lowanda Price, Sue Carol Decker, Jane Bishop, Mrs. Payne FIRST ROW: Annetta Trimble, Jean Ann Livingston, Sharon Bishop, Mary Ellen Oldham, Jeanette Benjamin, Jeanette Howard, Marilyn Davis, Julia Snook, Linda Hoy, Betty mHmmSmhmm,MmaMMw,mqwmwihm,hmlmMmVhQmaMmM, Paul Etta Dutcher GIRLS' EHURUS A large number of the Mt. Blanchard high school girls have again shown their interest in vocal music by becoming members of the Girls' Chorus this year. The group worked hard learning songs for chapel programs, contest, the County Music Festival, and for pure pleasure. Some of the songs we enjoyed singing were NTeach Me to Pray,n HOklahoma,W WSet Down Servant,N NRollin' Down to Jordan,n nBlessed Saviour,n and nHappy Farmer.n The County Music Festival, which was held in February at Arlington, was a big success. A number of girls entered the music auditions which were held at McComb in the early spring. But the girls feel that the biggest and best accomplishment of the year was the high school operetta, which was successfully produced in the late spring. nLet us serve your banking needsn With courtesy of TH WHARTON BANK Wharton, Ohio THE ARLINGTON ELEVATOR Q SUPPLY CO. Phone 98 Arlington, Ohio NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES,INC. Hy-line chicks Phone 38 Arlington, Ohio 38 The Boys' Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Mary Payne has been a very active group this year. They learned a number of songs, some of which were 'Teach Me to Pray,N NOklahoma,N NTramp, Tramp, Tramp,W WRollin' Down to Jordan,' nSet Down Servant, and Happy Farmer. Some of the group participated in the County Music Festival, which was held at Arlington in February. And a few of the boys took part in the music auditions at McComb in March. The chorus also helped present an assembly' program. But the biggest and most difficult undertaking of the year was their part in the production of the high school operetta in the spring. BUYS' CHORUS THIRD ROW: David Suter, Daryl Bushong, John Moore, Edwin Snyder, John Vermillion, Don Egbert, William Walker, Lynn Cole SECOND ROW: Mrs. Payne, Darwin Bushong, Glenn Gibson, Bob Bowman, Jim Livingston, James Clark, Gary Benjamin, Mark Trout, Anita Borkosky, accompanist FIRST ROW: Max Hindinger, Gene Butler, Duane Rettig, Murrill Williams, Larry Tong, Jerry Stauffer, David Howard, Gary Cole mf 2 x Q 3 5 S' 3 2 SALISBURY'S RESTAURANT Across from the Ohio Oil building Findlay, Ohio The TROUT FURNITURE COMPANY S08 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio JACKSON'S FURNITURE STORE Across from the Court House Findlay, Ohio 39 THIRD ROW: Betty'Arnold, Patty Tong, Barbara Fields, Margaret Launder, Esther Suter, Karol Thompson, Ann Bishop, Jean Ann Livingston, Sharlene Yantis, Sally Tippin, Bonnie Bond, Virginia Houtz, Paul Etta Dutcher, Carol Shearer, Deanna Snyder, Betty Grant, Nelda Nusser SECOND ROW: Jeanette Howard, Vivian Crawford, Annetta Trimble, Kathleen Greer, Mary Stuard, Sharon Deerwester, Betty Alge, Anita Borkosky, Betty Hoffman, Sue Carol Decker, Janet Smith, Rosalee Borkosky, Joan McDaniel, Jane Bishop, Patricia Clinger, Mrs. Cole FIRST ROW: Sharon Bishop, Mary Ellen Oldham, Marilyn Davis, Marjorie Willson, Annabelle Cole, Phyllis Musgrave, Margaret Eatherton, Hope Stauffer, Clarabelle Cole, Nancy Sampson, Lowanda Price, Julia Snook, Linda Hoy, Donna Bibler, Sue Lawton, Betty Francis Ethel Cole began its activities for the year of 19574-1955. Ten new ' members were initiated into the F.H.A. Club making a total of fifty members. The following officers were elected at this meetings president, Hope Stauffer, vice president, Margaret Eatherton, secretary, Phyllis Musgrave, treasurer, Clarabelle Cole, reporter, Nancy Sampson, parliamentarian, Annabelle Coleghistorian, Lowanda Price, project chairman, Betty Grant, song leader, Marjorie Willson, recreation leader, Deanna Snyder, club mothers, Mrs. Ralph Davis and Mrs. Ralph Musgrave. Homemade candy was sold again this year at various events at the school, and many beautiful Christmas corsages were sold before the holidays. The chapter gave a sum of money for buying two new sewing machines for the home economics room. Two district meetings of the F.H.A. were held at Mt. Blanchard this year because the state treasurer, Betty Alge, is a member of the local chapter. Mt. Blanchard also conducted the award of merit ceremonies at the state meeting in Columbus in April. At the fall bi-county meeting Hope Stauffer was elected treasurer. The F.H.A. served the dinner atthe School Masters' banquet, which was held at Mt. Blanchard School on October 13. Other activities which the girls sponsored during the year were National F.H.A. Week, Daddy's Date Night, the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Banquet, the Mother-Daughter Tea, and the F.H.A. Chapel program. F' t1 !X On September 16 the F.H.A. Club under the direction of Mrs. Compliments of AL BASS Clothing Store Findlay, Ohio BLACK and WARNER Men's Wear hO3 South Main Phone h28h Findlay, Ohio B and G DRUG STORE Opposite Ohio Oil Building Prescription Service Findlay, Ohio no THIRD ROW: Lynn Cole, Ralph Wolford, Vernon Clark, Daryl Bushong, Tom Bateson, John Vermillion, Earl Shisler, Ed Shearer, John Moore, Joe Walker, Bill Hoctel, Gary Benjamin SECOND ROW: Bill Riegle, Bill Houtz, Don Egbert, Don Davis, Frederick Rothlisberger, Don Dennis, Marlin Bishop, Darwin Bushong, Duane Rettig, Nial Bushong, Glenn Gibson, Bill Walker, Merle Williams, Mr. Akers FIRST ROW: Don Lauck, Bob Bowman, Don Borkosky, Gary Cole, David Howard, Jim Borkosky, Jim Shearer, Jerry Krout, Jerry Stauffer, Ed Moffitt, Jon Crilly, Tommy Howard, Mark Trout, Jimm Clark The F.F.A. chapter, led by president, Lynn Cole, advisor, Mr. F- F- fx Akers, vice president, Daryl Bushong, secretary, Marlin Bishop, - - - treasurer, Gary Benjamin, reporter, Bill Riegle, and sentinel, Don Lauck, has had many activities during the school year of l9Sh-'55, Through these many activities, their creed has guided them. It is as follows: I believe in the future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds-- achievements won by the present and past generations of farmers, in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come up to us from the struggles of former years. I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging, for I know the joys and discomforts of farm life and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which, even in hours of discouragement, I can not deny. I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and think clearly, with such knowledge and skill as I can secure, and in the ability of organized farmers to serveour'ownand the public interest in marketing the product of our toil. I believe we can safeguard those rights against practices and policies that are unfair. I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining, in the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it so--for others as well as myself, in less need for charity and more of it when needed, in being happy myself and play- ing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for m part in that inspiring task. CREEGER IM LEMENT COMPANY INC. BECK'S LOCKER SERVICE John Deere Sales A Service Processing for Home Freezer Phone 6-5361 Carey, Ohio Phone 115-A Vanlue, Ohio hl ANNUAL STAFF Editor ----- Assistant Editor Business Manager Subscription Manager - - Advertising Managers - - Art Editor - - - Activities Editor Underclassmen Editor - - Lower Grades Editor - - - - Marlene Hoy - - - - - - - Lynn Cole - - - Ed Snyder Esther Essinger Sue Carol Decker - - David Suter Don Dennis Anita Borkosky 4 Joann Smith - - Betty Grant Annetta Trimble 4 Mary Stuard - - - Betty Alge 4 Shirley Gibson Sports Editor ------- Don Caudill 4 Gene McDaniel 4 Tom Bateson Music Editor ----- Marjorie Willson 4 Betty Hoffman Senior Review Editor- Marilyn Livingston 4 Sue Lawton Teacher's Review Editor - - Donna Bibler 4 Jim Livingston Calendar Editor ---- Sharlene Yantis 4 Vernon Clark 4 Bill Hoctel Class Horoscope Editor - - - Von Caudill Snap Shot Editor Advisors ---- 4 Vivian Crawford - Kathleen Greer + Shirley Riegle 4 Max Hindinger - - - Mrs. Curtis Mr. Blazer C-if indicates assistants D THIRD ROW: Mr. Blazer, Max Hindinger, Gene McDaniel, Tom Bateson, Vernon Clark, Bill Hoctel, Bud Kindle, Jim Livingston, Don Caudill SECOND ROW: Donna Bibler, Betty Grant, Annette Trimble, Marilyn Livingston, Shirley Gibson, Mary Stuard, Sharlene Yantis, Shirley Riegle, Betty Alge, Kathleen Greer, Mrs. Curtis FIRST ROW: Sue Lawton, Vivian Crawford, Marjorie Willson, David Suter, Edwin Snyder, Anita Borkosky, Marlene Hoy, Lynn Cole, Sue Carol Decker, Esther Essinger, Don Dennis, Betty Hoffman KUM-ON-INN RESTAURANT Good Food Arlington, Ohio WARREN'S MEN SHOP 213 South Main Findlay, Ohio STELLA'S SODA GRILL On the square Arlington, Ohio M2 g sf Q, - THIRD ROW: Max Hindinger, Don Caudill, Edwin Snyder, Lynn Cole, David Suter, Vernon Clark, Marlene Hoy SECOND ROW: Donna Bibler, Marjorie Willson, Anita Borkosky, Betty Grant, Annetta Trimble, Mary Stuard, Sharlene Yantis, Shirley Riegle, Mrs. Curtis FIRST ROW: Sue Lawton, Marilyn Livingston, Sue Carol Decker, Gene McDaniel, Vivian Crawford, Kathleen Greer, Esther Essinger, Betty Alge Music News --------- Sue Lawton -X-Marjorie Willson Special Features ---- Sharlene Yantis 4 Annetta Trimble Editor --------- Vivian Crawford i Marlene Hoy 4 Shirley Riegle Art Editor -------- Gene McDaniel 4 Don Caudill + David Suter Scholastic Activities - - - Betty Grant Business Managers - - - Kathleen Greer f Lynn Cole + Esther Essinger Alumni ----------- Joann Smith High School News ------ Betty Alge 4 Mary Stuard 4 Anita Borkosky Inquiring Reporters - - - Donna Bibler Grade News ------ Sue Carol Decker 4 Max Hindinger 4 Marilyn Livingston Advisor ---------- Mrs. Curtis Sports News ------- Vernon Clark English --------- Miss Nesbaum -If Ed Snyder Q-1+ indicates assistantsl EVANS TYPEWRITER COMPANY PRODUCER'S STOCKYARDS Royal Typewriters, Business Machines Phone hh or L15 Mt. Blanchard, Ohio S. Cory at Crawford Street Findlay, Ohio George E. Price, Mgr. M3 GIPQLSENSEMBLE Sharon Bishop,Marjorie Willson, Vivian Crawford, Mary Stuard, Barbara Hinebaugh, Anita Bor- kosky,Betty Alge,Lowanda Price, Marilyn Davis, Virginia Arnold. HUNURSUCIETY STANDING: lynn Cole, Marlene Hoy, Anita Borkosky, Sharlene Yantis, Mr. Russell. SEATED: Marilyn Iivingston, Vivian Crawford, Betty Grant, Betty Alge. STUDENT Couwm STANDING: Don Caudill, Barbara Lafferty, Karen Snyder, Linda Hoy. SEATED: Mr. Blazer, Margaret Eatherton, Ed Snyder, Darwin Bushong, Clarabelle Cole. RALPH M.COLE PERRY MILES FUNERAL HOM Quality Hampshire Hogs Ambulance Service Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Phone 66Fl1 Phone 60 Findlay, Ohio U4 Cornelia Wellington Heister - - - - - - ------ - - - - - Dorthea Wellington Heister - - - - - ------ - - - - - - Cyrus Goolus - - Betty Belle Goolus Happy Goolus ------ - --------------- - Skeets Goolus ------ ---------------- Hank Goolus - - - Widow Squiggins - Aunt Sukey - - - Miss Oggie - - - Slim Hawkenshaw - Miss Winslow - - Horseface Dilly - Jake Slasser - - Emm Jean ---- zeke ---- -------- - - ---- - -- Maw ------- Spec Squiggins - Extras ---- - - - Marlene Hoy Vivian Crawford - - - - Betty Alge Betty Grant - - - Edwin Snyder - Sue Carol Decker Sharlene Yantis - - - Joann Smith Shirley Riegle - - - - Sue Lawton - - - - lynn Cole - - - Mary Stuard Marjorie Willson Marilyn Livingston - Esther Essinger - - - David Suter Don Caudill - - Anita Borkosky - - - Vernon Clark - - Jim Livingston - Annetta Trimble Kathleen Greer - - Max Hindinger - - Shirley Gibson Betty Hoffman - - - Von Caudill - - - - Don Dennis Bill Hoctel Gene McDaniel The Senior class had a new experience this year of presenting a hillbilly comedy, UHeadin' For The Hills,n on April 21 and 22. The story concerns Cornelia Wellington Heister and her sister, Dorthea. They're wealthy orphans whose only living relatives are a hillbilly family who run a gen- eral store in Lone Mule, Tennessee. Their father's will directs that the girls are to spend their summers in Lone Mule or forfeit their share of the fortune. Being a bit spoiled and accustomed Unluxuries, Cornelia, in particular, hates the arrange- ment. Dorthea, only thirteen, thinks it might be fun. Cyrus Goolus, their uncle, is a miser who sees a chance to make himself some money. He decides to try to chase the girls away and inherit all the fortune himself. He shows the worst of hillbilly living to the girls, but they do not discourage easily. Cornelia dis- covers her uncle's designs on her money and decides two can play at the game. She and Dorthea pretend to go all out for the hillbilly life and even show Cy a thing or two. And what happens to Uncle Cy when they get through with him, shouldn't happen to a dog! BERT'S GENERAL STORE THE NATIONAL LIM G STONE CO. Fancy Groceries - Quality Meats Findlay, Carey, Marion, Spore, Lima Hardware - Gas and Oil Rimer, Buckland, East Liberty L6 JUNIURPLAY Mother ----------- Sharon Deerwester Father ------------- David Howard Irma MacArthur --------- Hope Stauffer Donna MacArthur ------ Barbara Hinebaugh Jane Clayton ------- Margaret Eatherton Bud Yoder - - 4 -------- Gary Benjamin Erwin Phillips ---- Frederick Rothlisberger Avis Gartland --------- Lowanda Price Claudia Hilton -------- Virginia Arnold Hal Lawton ------------ Joe Walker In the picture at theleft are eight members of the cast. Standing are Gary Benjamin, Barbara Hinebaugh, Sharon Deerwester, Hope Stauffer. Seated are Joe Walker, Lowanda Price, Virginia Arnold,and Margaret Eatherton. SNAPSHOTS on page M7 Band leaves the field. In the foreground are Barbara Hinebaugh, Dean Arnold, Marilyn Davis, Marjorie Willson, Linda Basinger, Kay Parish, Sue Decker, Esther Essinger, and head majorette, Mary Stuard. Team is in a huddle. Queen Annetta Trimble arrives in car with co-captain Ed Snyder and her escort, Lynn Cole. The co-captains, Ed Snyder and Gene McDaniel, kiss queen Annetta Trimble. The queen, Annetta Trimble, is with her escort lynn Cole, Gary Benjamin, the Junior escort, looks on. A scene at the football game. Here are the Queen and her court: Top Row: Queen Annetta Trimble Second Row: Lynn Cole, Gary Benjamin, Margaret Eatherton, Phyllis Musgrave First Row: Gene Butler, Nial Bushong, Deanna Snyder Don Caudill is about to be tackled. Cheerleaders, Vivian Crawford, Carol Smith, Mary Ellen Oldham, Karol Thompson, and Sharon Bishop, are in action. Player Jack Russell is passing. Don Caudill tackles an Arcadia ball player. Also in this picture is Darwin Bushong. VANLUE GRAIN 8 SUPPLY ASSN. 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A. tea Sharon Bishop helping at home L18 1--' TOP: Cheerleaders, Mary Oldham, Vivian Crawford,Karol Thompson, Carol Smith, Sharon Bishop CENTER: The crowd at a basketball game SPULQTS l li FUUTBALL TRUPHY WINNERS Joe Bolander Darwin Bushong Daryl Bushong THIRD ROW: Coach John McCoy, Jerry Krout, Tom Howard, Jim Clark, Ronald Dunbar, Jim Borkosky, Earl Shisler, Jerry Stauffer, Mark Trout, Bill Walker, Marlin Bishop, and Asst. Coach Robert Dunbar SECOND ROW: Manager Vernon Clark, Joe Bolander, Don Davis, Bob Bowman, John Moore, Melvin Francis, Don Lauck, Joe Walker, Dick Pever, Bill Riegle, Manager David Suter FIRST ROW: Jack Russell, Daryl Bushong, Ed Snyder, Gene McDaniel, Tom Bateson, Don Caudill, Max Hindinger, Darwin Bushong, Don Borkosky, Manager Jon Crilly The records show this was the most successful football season for a number of years. The players reflected the F0 U 'I' B A L L experience gained in former years in tactics, blocking, line play and just old-fashioned courage. The senior members of the team are to be especially commended for their fine work. SENIORS: Coach John McCoy, Max Hindinger, Gene McDaniel, Ed Snyder, Tom Bateson, Don Caudill, and Asst. Coach Robert Dunbar hx. A. i 3 fm' l 1 E TRAUCHT STORE COMPLIMENTS of JOHN STEINMAN CO. Frozen Food Center Lumber and Building Supplies Arlington Ohio Arlington , Ohio Phone 28 SO sc0RE FIRST YARDAGE . DOWNS OOOOOONO 53:31 OPP- 5:51 OPP- EIS: OPP- Maumee Valley 3h 6 12 h 320 60 Van Buren 0 33 7 ll 120 270 Vanlue 20 lb 10 7 1MB 90 Arlington 6 7 9 8 123 98 Arcadia 13 6 11 6 168 86 McComb 12 6 9 8 132 100 Liberty-Benton D6 6 17 6 376 177 U UT B A L L Cory-Rawson 7 33 10 ll 219 228 Totals TE 90 Z1 1606 -1109 '83 Defensive Team: CStandingD Ed.Snyder,.Darwin Bushong, Gene McDaniel, Don Caudill, Daryl Bushong, Bill Riegle CKneelingl Don Borkosky, Joe Walker, Joe Bolander, Don Lauck, Tom Bateson Offensive Team: CStandingD Don Caudill, Darwin Bushong, Joe Bolander, Daryl Bushong CKnee1ingl Tom Bateson, Don Borkosky, Don Lauck, Joe Walker, Jack Russell, Max Hindinger, Gene McDaniel Jack Russell 5. Don Borkosky 8. Joe Walker Bob Bowman 6. Bill Riegle 9. Richard Pever 7. Don Lauck 51 E N I U R I I3 I-I SECOND ROW: Manager Jack Russell, Manager David Howard, Jon Crilly, Eddie Moffitt, Von Caudill, Earl Shisler, Bob Bowman, James Borkosky, Ronald Dunbar, Jerry Stauffer, Coach John McCoy FIRST ROW: Gene McDaniel, Darwin Bushong, Mark Trout, Don Davis, Lynn Cole, Daryl Bushong, Joe Bolander, Ed Shearer, Jim Clark, Jerry Krout SECOND ROW: Jerry Krout, Jim Clark, Ed Shearer, Mark Trout, Coach John McCoy FIRST ROW: Daryl Bushong, Don Davis, Lynn Cole, Gene McDaniel, Darwin Bushong, Joe Bolander N O J mi- A re S I I Y .1 I 52 E S E P v E T S SECOND ROW: Von Caudill, Jon Crilly, Eddie Moffitt, James Borkosky, Earl Shisler, Bob Bowman, Ronald Dunbar, Jerry Stauffer, Coach John McCoy FIRST ROW: Manager Jack Russell, Mark Trout, Joe Bolander, Ed Shearer, Jim Clark, Jerry Krout, Manager David Howard SECOND ROW: Ronald Green, Jeffery Williams, Bobby Dunbar, Roger Clark, John Edie, Harold Inman, Bobby Hinebaugh, Terry Newman, Harold Wetherill, Coach John McCoy FIRST ROW: Ted Oman, Richard Wolf, John McDaniel, John Rothlisberger, John Nique, Prank Egner, Keith Green U N I U R I U H 53 K - FQV 4' QEEE THEY 66 Vanlue S9 Roundhead Sh Arlington D8 Liberty 53 Van Buren 69 Arcadia 66 Cory-Rawson S3 McComb 63 Vanlue 36 Arlington 33 Liberty 57 Van Buren 52 Arcadia 62 Cory-Bawson 65 McComb 3375 TOP ROW: Daryl Bushongg Gene McDaniel, Foul Shooting Trophy Winner, Eddie Shearer, Darwin Bushongg Don Davisg Joe Bolanderg lynn Cole MIDDLE ROW: Mark Trout, Jimmy Clark, Jerry Krout, Bob Bowman, Ronald Dunbar, Von Caudill, Earl Shisler BOTTOM ROW: David Howard and Jack Russell, managers, Jon CrillygJerry'Stauffer5Jim Borkoskyg Eddie Moffitt Player Gene Daryl Don Lynn Darwin Joe Total Points 233 126 93 75 73 56 Av. per Game 15.5 10.5 6.8 5 5.2 11.7 T O U R N A M E N T 39 Mt. Blanchard 58 Arlington JUNIOR-HIGH 3h Mt. Blanchard 32 Arlington Also played Cory-Rawson Sh A? Bus Drivers: Ola Ward, Edward Arnold, Floyd Tippin, Verl Ballmer, Tom Rodabaugh, Andrew Hostler Cafeteria Help: Betty Hoffman, Mary'Stuard, Kathleen Greer, Annetta Trimble, Mrs. Fae Martin, Esther Essinger, Mrs. Alicia Oldham, Shirley Riegle, Mrs. Evelyn Dunbar, Sharon Deerwester, Donna Bibler, Mar- jorie Willson, Sue Lawton, Virginia Arnold, Margaret Eatherton Office Help: Mr. Charles Blazer, Sharon Bishop, Don Caudill, Mary Ellen Oldham, Sue Carol Decker, Anita Borkosky, Marlene Hoy, Betty Alge,Karen Cole, Sharlene Yantis, Nancy Sampson, fabsentl Von Caudill h. Librarians: Qstandingl Miss Bernice Nesbaum, Clarabelle Cole, Frederick Roth- lisberger, John Vermillion, Karen Cole, Qsittingl Carol Smith, Marilyn Living- ston, Betty Grant, Cabsentl Joann Smith 5. 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