Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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Qoreworc in p.CllflI'05 We, the Fram staff, proudly present to the students the i959 Fram. lt is our hope that the following pages will serve to instill the pleasant memories of your years at Sandusky High School. In order for you to recapture the highlights ot the past year, we have included a new section-A Foreword in Pictures. f7Ae Chridfmari 9 Cgpnirif reuai A Each year as the Christmas season draws near, a new spirit envelopes the students and teachers of Sandusky High. With the first glimpse of the Christmas trees in the main lobby, everyone gets the Christmas spirit. Smiles and friendly greetings are heard from all corners of the build- ing. The spirit grows through the week, reaching a pinnacle with the A Cappella choir concert. Hearing the perfect blending of the voices, relat- ing the story of long ago, no one can help getting the true meaning of Christmas The traditional choir candlelight concert conveys the true meanln An important port of the production includes the scenery ond props. Syofhggf on a Q I'Cl,lflldtiL'lQ'0l!LlCfi0Il The tension mounts as entrance nears. 1 2 2: Make-up ortists ot work EDNA BRUSHETT, newspaper reporter FRANCES MARSTON, another reporter . WILL BOND, court clerk JUDGE WESTON . . JESSALYN MEREDITH . WARREN CASS, state's attorney . . JAMES HATHAWAY, defense attorney MAXINE LOWE. . . ALICE JACKSON, prison matron CARLA LESLIE, court reporter . . DR. FREDERICK MILGRIM THOMAS QUINN . . VINCENT BARCLAY . . MINNIE STRAUSSON, a maid ..... EVE VIJONNE . ALONE . . . LoRRlsoN . . I ' PLACE: Superior Court No. TIME: The present .7A0 QOIJA' UJ. IRENE HOLT, a policexyoman. . M 7Maxin e owe I4 of the Sftate of Il Patricia Johnson . . Linda Conklin . . Henry Root . Robert Wagner . . Kay Joseph William Steuk . David Maley . . Linda Kautz . . Diane Hay . Mary Stephens William Heim, Jr. . Richard Hire Ronald Pendleton . Cecelia Hartlieb . . Joan Steele .Ann Holzmiller . . Mavis Light . Anne Lange linois A climactic ending to a successful play Judgie . . . Practice makes perfect. Plans are fnrst mode at committee meehngs jf sfo y Mime, an 5 .JJ S ance The Uglnest Couple relgns Bots, spider webs, and purple crepe pcper creofe that Friday the 'l31h feeling. 10 SUp6fSlllI0f'1 Swing nn progress ,4 lbw lfl!zA QD Goodnight' es Id love to go A pause or refreshment on iv:-3 I mus look lust rnghf Off for on evenung of fun I could have danced all mght Dramatics Club members and friends shed shoes and kicked up heels. tk. Bonfire .. .....,sss . ...... October 8 Pigskin Parade .s,...,..,.. November 14 Sadie Hawkins Dance November 21 Sock Hop ........,....,....., November 26 International Club Christmas Party .s.. December l5 Senior Dance ........,............ March 13 Talent Show .,,s.....s.ssss.,.,,. .. April l Junior Dance s.....s,.,s.,...,s,..... April 3 A big success presented by the Commercial Club. Stud International Club Carnival. April 10 Senior Reception ..,..............,.s June l ent talent shines in Rhapsody in Blue . OLD The Junior Grandstand even included commercials. 3A Q50 QF? l'l'l,90l !Cll'lf .izbafm School spirit rises with the flames. Caifwlaf 0 ocia gifen fd Queen Sue White and attendants Sue Hcunville, Emmy Weis, Karen Holzhauser, Carolee Williams, and Linda Hermes reign over the International Club Carnival. Z ls. Jrkv They really know that log-a-rhythm. The way to cl man's heart . . E lj 050 CLP? First we shape it, then we bake it. Their finished products are on display throughout the year. U59 Olflldff . . . Los estudiontes inteligentes. Well-informed citizens of tomorrow. A vnew of the world through o microscope XV N, I' It's not me, it's the keys! ' vig O I .,,a' s 1 ll A pause for relaxation after lunch. I'-1 -517- ,4 page Cider and doughnuts-cr must for every football game. Rang! Tang! Let's beat that team with o great big bang! r' X , fi ? NNN 1 Those never To be forgotten Wednesdays Report Card Day 00 ffdflf 0l'Fl0l l04 .L D s MON 80,35 The apple of has fathers eye The Dads are honored too A 5 A scene graduates wal! long remember - X, 1 1 ' ' mm' X ' Orf- L' . r px lil-'Nz . Wm s . W 5-44. -rv:-' we y 3 : EBL '- Q 5355532123:-3 Cn , S ' 4 J l ' ' 41 ,ff u- 0 ' 4. X . idx . Q . In memory of our classmate, Soundra Gorlock, we dedi cate this section of the Fram May Friendships never fade That in thy halls are made May dreams of youth there laid Ever come true! 0 V ' 1 1 I. 1 ,A 15:4 y . :zz iq' 1 Fai: 111129 ' 1' ABBOTT REESE 1nsf1 rr111 I1 11111 11u11r111 , 111111 11 111 ' 1 1 1 1 X 1 S H S 1k 1 11 1 5111111111111 miflit-H 1 IIIII1 11111 1 r Url ANDERSON EARL 9 11 1 ACKERMAN CONNIE KAY mm111l1l 11 11 l11l'll 11 111 1 1 1 1 1 ANDRES STEPHANIE Sfevle 111111l'111I1l1I lb IIII 1 AGSTEN PATRICIA R 7.1 .11 1.11x11rr11l f111 1 11111111 111 X ' 1 1 1 11 11h 1' x1 Q 1111111 S 1111111 111111111I 1111111111 Club 1 p nl mf I11xhm1n 1 111 111111111 ll 11111 1r1 1 1 Sli S IIHNFKII rs1s Lluh 1 1 1 ll hmm 1 IIllI'NlI'lg ANTHONY ROY Roach R 1111f1rr11l Il 11111 r fr1 Nb H1 howl 11n1 111 11 1 111 n 11111111 k lrus 111un1r1 2 '11 1111111 .1111 111 1 mlb 111 1n11+ 1 1 1- r ALEXANDER ERROL Hy n ARHEIT DAVID Whlfey R 7 1 1 Ifmbl 111 1n1 I 1 gl l 1111 111111 ALEXANDER R MICHAEL Alex 9 11111111 FK 1 1 ll 4 I ARTHUR THOMAS G 7 N11 1111111 1 1 ' ll 1 BATES KARL lin fl rpm 1 Us I J lr BAUM, BARBARA Esmerelda fl ll XI s 4.1, BAUMHARDT SANDRA Llffle Darling I l I1 'll I' 1 BEATTY ROLLAND Bunfl 9' S mr' llf BERKEY BETTY Red 7 l Nu url' nl I BICKLEY KATHLEEN 4 Ill! l lll S II m xt llu Ill l has Klub 1,1 L Nu I-r um BICKLEY MYRON Mike xnnx lxul I UI Q x BICKLEY PATRICIA I 14 xx lx BEESE CLARA Doll 7 il Ftp? 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'V ax 1-Sul.-U in Q- ru I-sf-1' .- ,, KELLER JUDlTH- R a lurx Honor o I lk dlrtnlo N l lnttl N KIRKIRIDE ROIERT Kerbeame ' R 19 l trinxftrud from os High School l-rtmont Ohm x hut hc was tlctlu 'und D nu Band 1 2 Cholr ln Club 1 A Q H S L cm li rx Club 3 4 Band Club 3 Band Xlath Club-4 On to ro eve to Studx fltctronlc eng netrln KENT JANET Ike H R 7 1544 K U1 Inttr nutlondl uh 3 nd l Pand ur onor Pull Nursu Ilfflli X III Ll KLEPPER ALFRED Free Loader R In 1956 hc ll lnsfmrrld from St Xian s High School uhnrc ht was actin ln Pool Basketball 1 ihoral Club 2 At SHS Vlath Club-4 At cnlltgt hx null stuclx numhunlcal lngnnurlng, KEOUGH DONALD Chico ' luorz DEAN 'moon 'V' R F otball 1 2 3 -l 'lW'ld C'ub-1 Chcmnstlw Club-3 pleqxdent vlath Club 2 Varsltx S Club 3 -1 secretarx Intunatmnfll Club 4 Buckese Bow State Fram-4 H1 Lltes art staff-1 Hmor Roll 1 2 Class presldsnt 'X 4 In trutmd ln IlLOI'llll I .ln lrchluct KIMIERLIN PATRICIA ANN A H R 20-I Qlllilllllfildl Club 4 Homl lu Nllse I-xlmbtrlln 1 xtcnogrxphlr KLUDING MICHAEL R In 1958 transft rrld from St Nlurx h thool nrt x oo 1 xkttblll 0 xull mlr xnur r' KIMES JAMES Wyatt H R 56 I-ootbdll XX rutlln College Club 4 Nl Club 1 Pllhil' ln 'lrrhltut or dmftxmln KNOBLOCK KEITH Knoby H R 36 C lmutu Club 'i tollegl uh 1 lub Nl Llub B nd 1 2 Bind Club 1 2 XX lnts to Income a CIOQIEZHLI' I H. .-2'3 . . . 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Club 3 cxndllondl Klub 3 xm 2 Program Qsllu 4 A teacher of lxuptlonal rhlldrmn LEIBACHER JERRY H R 04 fotball 1 1 LANGE IRVING JOHN Skip H R 4 Baskctbdll 3 4 .mar N Lross Lounlrx 3 4 wards Xlilh C uh Varsitx S Club 3 4 trzasurcr 4 Sklp ulll cntcr lhm buwlnz-ss world LEIBACHER JUDITH, 'Jude H R 204 Por lur lt s buslnus as 21 xocatxon LAPATA DOLORES Dodle H R 04 Student Council 1 2 Jra l1ldLlLS Club 2 3 our 2 3 I-x v lxotu '3 4 O at 4 Honor Secrntdrx tlaasurer of the af 3498 l 1 sq mor class Program snllfr 4 Surzlarml work for her LENYO DAVID- R 4 xdu lbm msxpmrt muhlnx hm hoprs LECI-INER RONALD- H R O4 Ronnn xull hm x rurpenter LESLIE HARRY JOHN H R 2 'im 1 H1L1tu pholog, hy stuff 1 Plum to be 1 photog mphex on a lewding nuwpfnper s-df 4 ,,,,-5,nQ!Q'S Q? 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R umm1 lf'l ll L lul 1m1 P1' C 1h Nuricvi Cluh 4 l 1lth1r deslgn xnur dlesxee on 1url xoul hu REY BARBARA fl m Sturlm nt tuumll :mums Klub 2 l11ll11.,1 uh mln xtmnil Cluh 4 1 px 1nt mr 1 hui mor Roll Coll1 L4 111 xl PROY ROBERT C Prunes R I-Outh lu Bnslu th all ml T 11k ut um, fm ard Iforum Clul' KFHIQIIX Klub 'X flllltgl Club-1 rsltx Q 1 x 1 Club 1 In1rn111nn1l C nl lm Ch1f P rn RICCELLI RONALD Mole 1x 1 Ill IL n m11'h1nl1x PYSON RICHARD- R mum Club Ch1m1Ntu Club 'S nth Cluh 3 ulleae Club 4 nee g1r1s1dent-4 Int1 rn monal Clubu-4 Bm: State km mu Fuluu Bulldmr I-ram mx 1 unmrllor Honor Roll :MQ to bxuvml ml lllurglra p,1n11r RlNDERI.E MIRIAM 'Punky R emwtux h 1rnul11mll unn 1 m RADDE ELSIE Il x .11 I 1r su 1 ln 1 ln 1 ROBERTS, CLIFTON, Corky I .- ll. R. 111 , . , 'l'r:1-k 3, -1 . . Wx' lin' 2. 1 z . , . 'l'lf1-no hisv mlm in lh11Alr ' ru' H. li.--114 . . . In lil? . trz1nsf1-ru-1l fm I.: '1-xl:-xx Hi' . .l. Clzllx' I . ' 2 . ' - - ,hv wan za1'ti ' ' Tri-Y--2 . . . 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I 1 hvvnnll- il nuxsv ROLLISON ELROY Troy R Tack 'Z 4 utllnf. awards lsltx S Club 3 To scrxe Lnclo Sam 1n thi Nan RUH THOMAS- C1 Honor Roll 1 Nlax go to Annapolis ROSS STEPHEN H R 3 'Vinh flub 4 Colligo Club 'S Intvrnxtlonll Club 3 -1 Would llka to 1: into archltwtul nl 1ny.,1nc0l1m., RUNKLE S THOMAS H R 'i To 1o1n the Xrmx thin bzcome 1 pxlntu ROTH TERRY R Tenms 2 'mdrd Chemlstu ub 3 Nlath Club 2 .5 4 College Club '3 1 R Frmsffrrfd ln sophomorc xexr from x H1 h At S H S Prlntlng H1 Litas St Mar s 5, Wlll work is a prmtex at Roth Prlntlng RUSSELL SANDRA Rusfy R H m Club 2 Offlcg work -1 N ll become a rccmplnonlst ROTSINGER DONALD- H R 63 Bnllbouomod trousers f Ndxv blue for hum 1 0 Q Ec Club C109 RYERSON BONNIE Beanie R Fram ad staff 4 Fxpmg, and shorthmnd ulll 'nd hor future RUBERT, SHARON Sherrie - R- . . . T'ckot scllerf2. 3. 4 .... -X private secretary for some boss, . sAMAluroNl, JoANN:- fs: H R 114 Cle-0 Club 2 X 'stvnopwaphclr If - ' 5 . ,- . . . , - , . , , , in a busy office. 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QQ 10' 0-9 44 l I 313- l' -gf 'if S SAMPSEL JUDITH Judy Bug R 1 In 1016 1r1nQfc 'rod f 1111 N1 I 1 rhrml X111 m NI11h114f1n xuh4 F6 1 In Fhmr 1 Q 1m4 4 1 IC X umm 111 uhltv l SCOTT NANCY EDITH Scoihe P D1'1n1 IYILQ 1 Nursu C' uh 1 X11 C u 111 Of 1cm 11411 11441 gl XX vshc 11 14 r'om1 N SAMS GLENNA DEAN Lulu R vnu I- 11 11411111 OTTHIK ulll 11 1 SENSIACK DONALD I Blbto ins flflf 1 h inhnul Q mduxkx him 414 N I ll n11n 1 I1 SCHATZ SANDRA- NLI'Xl hu 111 1 urlr 1 CI 11x 11 N 1d4 nt 4111111 Q 4 x 41111n1 C uh 1 1m 1t1u Club ath lluh run S C' uh Inlfr 1r1n1I C 1b C' IQ Sim 4111 'I' msn 1. 0 lan 4 11f1Qu 1 4 ' 4 1l edt os hllSll'N Q sl 1ff :nor Roll 1 2 Xrnuml th4 xxorld 1n 1 h1x.h svhnol ll ll SHAIPE MURIEL Mur P 1 crn1l1r1111l Club 1d nd Club 1n14 B nd Pram 4 1111 T1lLnl VM Bfmlln x 1l1n1f1 SCHIEIER JERI LOU H R 11114 P Nhmd 1 tn 114 1 htaklfll' SHERIAID SALLY SCNMIDT .IUDITH X I' 4 1 SHOWALTEI MARJORIE . .- f. , . .,'1mi Lf. ..'111l' .1.,I.'. ,'1' . '1' 1 . . mush- ' -yur 'I H SILCOX MARK Salk R 'Pm In wal transferred from Nlednna High Qrhool Nledmn Ohuo Acuu there ln l-rothxll 1 mnrcl Bdskctblll 1 mard Collegn Club I' collu than lnmnevi ad TTIIFIISII mon SMITH WILLIAM I Smitty Luk 1 -l .max x lillll'1g 1 2 4 mics nd 1 2 nd Club 1 2 3 Nusllw S Club 3 Drumatnr Club 4 Nlr inns Krupd 'ff ri SINGLETON GEORGE KENNETH P olbdll 2 cm 11 N Fruck 1 'sixth Club -l H nm Roll l The N lu and 4nf.mu rum., hm l.,0llN SMITH Vllll.I.IAM H P f 2 Chzmlstrx lluh N lh Club '3 4 ioll1g1 Club 4 l-m,,1nul1n1,, IIIIKIISIN him SLATER DELBERT Punch H R To 51 rxe Uncle Sim SPEAKMAN BILLIE SUE I R '3 mr Pc Club 2 .5 nu pr nt Home uonomus xwlll help har SMITH, FERN ALYCE Half Pm! H R '3 Choir 4 1 hw 'lllllillfl shi ulll b SPIEGEI. SANDRA R udmnl tounul 1 PUIUITI Club 3 D lmltlcs Club 2 3 -1 1 egg Club 3 Intunmonal Club 3 l on 3 Glu Club 2 Km Notu -, . . . Fram-3, 4, maknup Ldltor-4 . , . Prog.,rum scllcr-4 . . . Will mither design your drcssus or bn-como an 1-lc-mm ntury tvzvchl-lx SMITH JUDITH ANN Smiley - H. R.- 63 . . . Commercial Club-4 . , . Lhoir- , . . . Glu Club-2 . . . Honor Roll-1. 2 . . . se-rvo the Lord Jesus. her wish STEIN, PAULA MARY, Blondie - H. R.-112 . . . Transit-lrcd from Sl. Mury's High School. in 1958 . . . Was zu-live there in Choral Club-2. 3 . . . Library-2. 3 . . . Sc-nlor Science Cluhf3 . . . Honor Roll-1. 2 . . . At S.H.S.: Glcc Club-3, 4 .... A way to hulls of higher educa- tion. elf 4225 -in T' 1' STEPHENS, MARY, Kiffy -- H. R.-263 . . . Furum Club--2. 3. 4 . , . Fum- mulciul Fluhgl . . , 1'Jr.lmzlti4'f Cluh -2. 3. 4 . . . Nurses' Club-A4 , . . Fmlegt- Club -3. 4 . . . Intvr- national Club-3. 4 . . , Shc'll be with Stn-phi-ns Printing fur uno yt-zur. then nn tu huwint-fs svhtml. -A swons annum R K ummm rclal Club 4 lmur Roll Nurse s Club 4 cr tmcnturx sthunl buklnt s STEUK WILLIAM C 'Senator Il R 3 cutbtll I'1Ck 1 ILSlllI'I lXKd c RUIAIN Futurt Bulldtl Student Council 2 I 4 uct prtsldtnt Ol um tlul Dr xmttlcs tlub 4 1 mlxtrx L lub x It 1 prm Nldt Nluth uh tgt l lub Inur mntl L uh at prul tn I prtstdtnt uxs tult lm 2 H mor Roll 2 llll md lm lnurmt lm SYMONS DIANE R l Irlnsftrud from Rlurxlexx Hugh School Dttrult when sht was lctlu In G A SHS H Lltcs art stuff 'S tomnuluftl art Q nrux 14 light for htt STIMMEL SHARON Sherry H R 6 Commtrclnl Club 4 Nlursm Club-4 Pelhtps bustnems colltge to be 1 prl tau stcretily TENNON CECIL H R 3 Wrtstlmg Anothtr Rtm hrmdt perhaps SUMMERSETT JERRY Wmfenxed H R .16 LNIllI1g 'S tx nc hun ub x 'N HAS Dnnu nd :nm Roll In tm,.nnmr THOMAS JAMES L LII Dead Cal' R Sxummmg, 1 'I lfurum Lluh :matics lluh 'Z th thef uh nm me lhttfln lnltrtxls lI'l1 SUTTON, ALAN- R I xt ll fllblll Ju Nlushlll Hugh Sthnul Cl ulmd Ohlu uhe It ht xx IN lu mu Orthtbtra 1 Flack Q H S nnls m n Band nd t lub tnm Roll lu ht an ingllll TRIMARCHE GERALDINE R num Q lub Dram llll mn I- v Nurms Klub- '3 4 mga lub Llub Llbrdrx udt '3 t xxtll suit h..ur un un mum ll ' I H. .-256 . . . cs. A Af--1. 2, 4 . . . ' - ' ' - ...H -1.2,-l....' I- . , . A tvach- of cl- ' ' j - or l nuff bfi, ' I II-T . . I .1 . .-26. . , . I-U 2 -Al: st'-x'uI'tl . . . ' ra -- ..-,W'- 'gA1,2:1 I'ls... n A fl . . . 'F' 7 ' ' ,-02. 3. 4 . I 1 ' : ' 4 . . . Ch- Q' ' M32 -nt . . . . ' - Cl --2. 3. 4 . . . Coll-H ' -3, 4 . , . ' - nat' 2 1 --3. 4: xi'- t-I: V - --4 . . . H ---3 . . . I-'ra - '. 3. 4 . . . 1 -' . . . Pol' s 1 1 ' ' - -. h' . H. .-25 .,. z ' ' '- . - - ..A.--1 . . . At- . . .1 i- 'I .' -..-4. . .A ? 11 11- 1 I ..-25... - 5' I - '. . .+25 . . . I ' -4 . . . - - - ll ' ' ll-T , 1 . .-2' ...WV-. ' -1,-IIZYIAI... K Cluhflz at-Crt-tary . . . BzmdA1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Band , Fl -1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Kv. .Y 3. -I , . 1 Bu 4 -1. 2. 3, 4 . . . H4 ' -fl . . . 'l'n ' - an ll 'I - It I I 0, H, .-256... --....,' ' - 2. 4 . . . Dr: z ' -.. 4 . . . Mu Cluh 42. 3, 4 . . . Coll-U 'l -3. 4 . . . Cf' 1'ifg3... rzng' g' - .Q J' . H. .--214 I. , . 'I':1n.f-rreti, in J56. ' hn .1' 2 S' . 0'-1 , . - 'z.' Q :u't -in Ba -1... ' -' 2- --1 ....-Xt... ..'t'I'c '-23.411 'z'ds... ' --2 3.-1... B21 ' -2. 3. . . HJ ' il. 2. 3. B ' l . . Hb guztl. ' ' ' 'CII . I T 'f H. .-256 . . . Fu' 4 , . . 1 z 5 -4 igi l'luhf2. 3 . Ht - lc' Flul -4 . . . .' Q 5 gf? ' -.. . . Coll' ' C -4 . . AVI ' -1 fbi.: j:5,f: ... 'ga' '-....Sh1 ' g- A X N1 f lux 'nt-r. -..S . J-3 iii'-lil ,f--3 TROIKE ROGER H R w6 mlhdll 1 ns xr N Bukit bil ns xr nnls 2 3 JXKI S u nt Luuncul 1 Lhmmxslu C lub 3 N1 nth uh Collc ge Club -1 mr Iv nn to ulllcge for 1 VESSEY SHARON P Drumlllcs Club S nm hc Qlub 'S xx upm 3 pr nl xsu I-mm 3 mm Roll nk mum ide much nudxd nul e TROUT JAMES W Rainbow H R 6 Tuck 2 .-1 dum lurll drlftln 1 has chfmn pxoksslon VETTEL ROBERT R 56 uclnnl tuumll B nd 1 ml Club 1 x Nous nu Blnfl I bn xu dlllf., 4n,,1n11r TRUEMAN, DAVID War! H R :JG 1-ootbnll mari e 1 Width Club Collnge Club 4 Intundlmnll Club-4 HL lg Colle ge bound WAGNER ROBERT H R 6 ulball lck 1 Qmss Qountrx 4 us arc Studmnt Counul--I um Club 2 Dx lmntus Club 4 Chnmlxlrx Club 1 IN ith Club 2 'S ollm.,n Club 'S N IPNILN S Club -l Intzr mnll L uh B xi Suu onol r rxl url e 5 xnllst stale nl n VANOVER ODOSKA Dofhe R Trdnsfgrred from Ypsilanti High School Ypsulmtl Mlchlgan m 1956 when shi xws lctxu In Spanish Club 1 At SH S Commfr Club Twplng dna shorthlnd xslll nd ln c lr WAGNER SALLY R 2 Forum Club 4 C ommexuul Llubg 3 4 xl'T1IIlkS Club 2 'Z 0 C u Inu rn nllun ll Club 4 B1 nd 1 , . . Bind Club- . . -- . . . I-rum-2. I. . . . nur Rr1lIA1, , .. . . , Pl'0gl lhl sel- - - . . . - Club - 4 , . Su-nog.,r'lphic' work -nt- ' 'ls ' . VAN WY RUTH- . I-Lf . . . . . . , .- . . . Comnu-rcial ' ub- . . . Officn work-4 . , . e'll ' 1nA - A' ul' ' ' ' ' th 1 l'ltLsI Sty -S. WARD, PAUL Frog - . uf .J . . , . il h C lb--' . . . 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H, A, A, -l , L'Hl'lll'Ill'IK'I2lI Club fl. -1 . . llumn- I-lm: Vlub -2. .i. -li ws-rc-tally -fi. l . , Full:-gb Vlulf -1 . . , Honor' ' LI I WENDT JAMES- 7J 'l xxnulll lslrunnmur WATERFIELD WILLIAM '3 ul ml ssmrm umullu lm., 11 IIIIN lm WERNER EDWARD Bud 5 uk LIIIISUW L lb lhl gl X xxl L Ab N tY'I11IlllI'llI L mul ' 'ue rx WEBB NANCY Bunny :- R .nb udm nl luum ll mml um I ll m ml lu 1 lu u Ix WHITE DIANNE I R slru lu I N 1 x I'ltLlIE'lKI1I' m arc D il'I'lllltx Klub P LM C L TSIIN 5 Llub ernmonll Klub 3 N nm 0 lLllx -l mnlu 1 1 I In the s WEISTER WILLIE Sasler R m ll s C irvnnlc ru Hmmm Clullgl 7 ursu C lub 1 1 all WHITE SUSANNE lnlll 75 x ill u u ll L ucllnl Llllllltll rxltx ll LI'IllllKlf1lI Q 1 l IS UD 1 INUN I WEILAND DONNA nl lll 1 l nm cl N my unnr Roll n lm lu S ll Hulk an WNITE WAUDELL Vicious D mlb I slutbll m Arcs ll r th: r I ifllhx m Rull .L . . Aft ' mwllvm-. :l nrixntm- Nl-ulv zlry. Il. R- 1.53. -lin lllu- lu lu- :ln :J ' f H. R. 2.6 . . . 'I'I':.L'k l. 2. fi . . Kl ' Vlulv l. 7 2: JISSISII llnrp 2 , . . Aul .' - A 'inur- V mg s ' .' h' , U U- 1 1 ll. R.--2.3. . . Tr: . . . Uhf Q 'lx 'LS 5 . . , Mil Elub 2. 3, 4 , , . l'ull0'- Club -E1 . . . Vi ' DIL -1. 2. Il. bl: ,'L'i'l'l'IiIl'j-I,l'l'llSL1I'l'I' f2. 3 . . . Int- 4 1 'lub 34. El . . . I II ' hull l . . . A fut, 'A 1- glnvn-11 1, H- , I ll. . 2 ' . . . Sl ' ' I. fl ..ll. A. A. I . , , Cu Ulub l , . , Dru ulivs Vlub 2 . . . lin - 1' Club-V4 . . . Full-gn Club--4 , . . OI'f'-- x mr' l . . , A lwzuullviun sho XYRIIIIS lu bv. ' I llD'lI ii II. .-253 . . . RU. L'I-'l'IL'1 clvl' Il . . . 'il'- silj 0 2 - 4-liz 'z l... ra z ' --YL. El . . . Coll-H 'lu'---3. 4 , . , Va ' ' ----1 . . . lnl z ' 2 ' -f-fi, 4: :vcrclal'y-lu-usulvr--4 . . . Fra --. 3. -4 , . . H1 ' -s-3. 2 a '--ul vii or -4 . . . To -urh School ul' vars for - .'ic'k. Il ' Il-T 1 1 ll. .A-256 . . . G. A. A.---l. 2. 3. 4: 1 z'd.' . . . P4-p 'lub-4 . . . '. X -'ul Club l . , . 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Th' MA ' ' IlISI Illvll Ulf lu will-Liv WHITFORD ROGER H WILLEAT TODD xx Blsltttblll :nur Pull 1 busxnus mm wer WIGHTMAN SANDRA mme It t WILSON CURTIS WIKEL ROSS Ted 70 uthlll ilk ll 4 U 1 ut mtchxnnc WITI-IERSPOON PATRICIA IRENE Pee Wee tn Irmsftrud from Cmntl ll I ugh tml u II nl ln L S rn 1 Ftll lu C' 1 l WILKE JOHN Jack - . .--25. . . . Swlnmming- -1 , , , Math C nh-.. ' og:-' 'Vr--VL... '- 'yi' :S ntl N, WOOD, PHYLLIS, Frenchie - ll. li.--253 , . . Forum Clulrf-l . . . G. A. A.-'l , , . Cfrntmwrciztl Club-3 , . . College Club--El . . . Intm-rnznllonzxl Club!-l . 4 . Bzzndwl. 2, 3. -lg uwurtl . . Bzmcl Club-1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Choir43. -l . . . K1-y Nuts-S-4. . . Tivkct st-lll-V43. 4 . , , Talvnt Show--3 4 . . . Ht-r plans inclurlt- he-crrnming at lulmmtum' tem-hniclzln, WILKINS, MARY ELIZABETH, I.I1 - WOOD, WINDSOR D.- ll. 12.7204 . . . Attended Hebron Academy. Ht-hron. Nluinv. wht-le ht- uns active in skiing-1. 12. 3 . . - Suvct-rfl. 2. 3 . , . 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V111 Vluhf 1 1'xx1 '1A 11 ' .A . . - ., 1 111111- I',1' tluh A Yl1l'r1-N Vinh 1 l'11lI1-g1- l'l11h 1 , T11-R111 wllvr 1 T11 hw 11 1111111111111 D11-r 311:11 ZECK ROLLAND- Fu 111x111 1111 I1 1x WOODS MARJORIE lm ZEMKE GARY Boogers R .J nth 1Nk1th1ll 11k IK 11 s 111 1 1 1 1111111 11 D 111 1 WRIGHT CHARLES 1 lx ll 11un11x lX ll S N 11111111 11111111 1x11 1n11slrx Llub XI11h 111ll1 1 tluhfl 1rN1tx 1 I'lllll1 1 IXI1 l mm' P ml N1ho11l dlSL 1111111 Attcnchd Stmntnn N1llll'1lX Amd x 1 IU 111 21 Inu ZERBE ANN 21 H1111 'Nurw IJ 1 1 IN 15 1114 I 1 1 F I lIN1N 1lm1l 1111s 1 1 1 N YOUNG MARCIA Marsh R J 1 Tun Hlbh 51h11ol Xkrun Ohm ln 19.15 M SH N nmmn Tl 1 11 L 1m1l1LN llllll IQ I K ZESS GENE Zesso 1 1 1 11111I 1 1 111I' tl ll P11 11 111 1 N I 1 1 I1 YOUNG RAYMOND Ray MII IXXII' N 1Nk1lh1ll iff N 1 1 1 NIIX I1 ll 1 II ZIMMERMAN BARBARA ANN Barb 1 X 1 I Xl 1 I 1 1 XI N 1111 umm 1 1.11 N W H U S 1111! 1 McCUI.l.EN YVONNE Yonnle' SAID ARIANJAH Jan Isxfhm :il 11 fr1m Lmnn s nrfms xxher fum mn N 1 s if Q nxtnn Ilkcs In 11 Fl Jumor Class offucers of Class of 1959 Vlce President, Donovan Bryant Secretary Treasurer, Joyce Duskms Presndent, Dean Klofz Lll n lun ll 5 m 7 jgr All BAA.-...md up-u-n 5 , ? ' 4 x 1 1 l l l l l Sensor Class offncers of Class of 1959 Secretary Treasurer, Dolores Lapafa, Presndent, Dean Klofz, Vnce Presndent, Donovan Bryant 51 A l II ' IS1 , , z f I , H H- 3 y H. Ii --112. . I 'z.gws1u -r 1 'z lar- T ' nwniln. I 1 . -sm. -wg l'1v':1r11fl :Iwi z . 1-. J55. M 's r .' ao: Ninn QQ:-hum .,,. A t I' Ii S ' I-'lu an Vovigw ' - I, itll' --1 , . Im-: 21 ul Club--4 . . . 'MQ H , ' Ill1jNll'N :znrl lrlgrvnonwim :ami would like to bv- ff 5 , - n - sm enli L-1112 ..' J ' 1 T .xl 'V - l l w 4 ' ' Q ze , iw E 9 E Q 5 , - . , 5 ' ' L y . 2 , ' ill 9 l , , , gwl-0 1 , I 5 .glue Ka! ofa Most Likely to Succeed - Sandra Schatz and Charles Wright Mos1' to Say - Mary Burger and Bill Steuk Besi Dressed -- Miriam Rinderle and Andy Martin Class Blushers -- Nancy Childress and Jim Payne Quiefesf - Elsie Radde and John Knupke 0? Class Cut-ups - Judy Leibacher and Dave Trueman Besf Scholars --- Linda Kautz and Bob Wagner Mosi' Interesting Personality - Lynne Grafhwol and .lan Said Romeo and Julie? - Sue White and Vince Leto N1 gwmff we s lllagif Ql'l'lQl'l'l QI' The fun the chorr had after the Chrlstmas Concert Mr Ruffs favorite mathematical expression Never mmd l The day Pam Mrelke found a llttle reptnle curled up rn her car That two percent Jerry Koser dropping hls patch pape durmg the chour s raduo broadcast waste paper as a freshman The disappearance of Mrs Beachy s plant which was later found under an S H S megaphone Meeting frlends In the mam lobby before school Mr Lanmgs lmutatlon of one of has profs at mllltary school Jan Saud The proceeds from thus very successful event will go toward sponsormg an exchange student When Sheila Porter falnted on the 3rd floor of the old burldmg and Mr Tabler and Mr Walker carried her into the men s room All the football games with Fremont Ross Miss Bouy and her pogo stuck The day Jud: Wright trled to do her shorthand with her eyebrow pencil Mrs Muller mlsspelllng Sandusky at a pep rally The trme Dave Hull turned In his Englrsh notes on Kleenex The day Roger Trolke was crammed Into a trash contamer The time Mr Koloze wore his slx shooter ln cass Congressman Baumhart telling the student body that Washrngton was shot In the Ford Theater and Llncoln crossed the Delaware Rozene Espy going into an Amerrcan govern ment class as a freshman A place where good fnends meet SW Nancy Webb slipping and falling into the ' I . ' ' x an ZZ7.,,mfA My brief case to any tumor who wishes to develop strong arm muscles Charles T Mayer My seat in physics class to any girl brave enough to accept it Paula Stein The name of Ruff Riders Ill to any team big enough to take the Intramurals Ruff Riders ll My seat in Coach Kolozes car when going to tennis matches to anyone who can take the bumps Norm Dickman My Saturdays in the public library doing Mr Walker s magazine readings Sue Koegle My little red hat with the white feather to Gus Hoffman Jim Thomas The many times my name has been misspelled to Cynthia Stephens Cynthia Miller I wear it to Linda Hermes Sandra Spiegel One square inch of Alaska to Mr Koloze Duane Meyer My pony tall to Candy Routh who had the nerve to cut hers off Rena Montgomery My well dressed roles in the Thanksgiving plays to Jackie Mayer Anne Lange All the fun we had as editors of the HI Lltes to next year s editors Fenton My tremendous sense of humor to Kenny Clayton Bob Kurtz whistle to next year s head malorette Patti Peters The pillow in drivers training to small people Barbara Baum My bull whip to next years president of Pep C ub Nikki Hanmore My shortness to Dean Earl James Decker My title as the most concerted boy In the class to Ronme Krueger Ted Wlkel My ability to talk ten minutes and say nothmg to Denms Kromer Bill Steuk My number 25 to anyone good enough to wear Jim Gill My ability to sneeze six times in a row to Sandy Meyers Sandie Schatz string of girls to Tim Zlemke Bob Montgomery My gummy fingers and worried frown from making up the Hi Lites to Judy Askren Dianne White The mix up of names to Karen and Carol Sue and DI White My ability to get my fingernails caught between the keys of the typewriter to my sister Judy Ida Mae Heiberger My ability to forget a speaker s name in front of the student body to next years Student Council president Charlie Wright worn out typewriter eraser to Leslie Held Sharon Hale Two sponges and a glass of water to next years co editors to and them in posting seals Sue White Lynne Grathwol 55 'IKM '. My ' ' ' . ' f , - I . My ability to start an outfit the night before J ' , ' . . if. I . . . . . . My ' ' . Pride in the victories, Love for thy memories Time cannot olter these Sandusky High. M, nk ' 5 lv 1: -.-1 X'! x.,,, un, , A ng-Z ,y- , 1 , Q A .A U f, 5 4, J -Q v,9v, , -, 3, X,. lf,- It, I , xi fifj if' . f E 1 1'a! h'f',' 1 Z I f 1 P f 'ff zz' s 1 fl 1, ' 1' 1 ff' A ,I 1 . ' If f, .f , I I C I , !f 4, J f , I , , 1 , f' 1 A. I f r' ,f ,,' f I ' I I, I' ff f If .4 , .I 1 1, f I f ' 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 ,f f 1- 'C f I I A' , 7 - .r ,?ia H- 1 V1 amifg joofdaf The long and hot hours of hard work put in by the Wilsonmen this summer proved highly profitable as they piled up 50 points to Cleveland Rhodes 6 in the first game of the season. How- ever, the Elyria Pioneers, with ll returning letter- men, threw the Streaks off balance with their T0-man line against our offense. The Pioneers kept moving throughout the game, defeating the Streaks 28-O. Frustration was no obstacle as the Wilsonmen returned the following week with a strong deter- mination to subdue Cleveland Shaw. The Streaks had everything in their favor with the exception of passing. ln the fourth quarter the Cardinals made a terrific pass play, which left the Streaks stunned in their tracks, to tie the score 20-20. The Cardinals' bare-footed kicker, Mario Ger- bardt, booted the extra point to defeat the Streaks 21-20. Unfavorable penalties and fumbles were quite a hazard in the game with Toledo Waite as they downed the Streaks 28-14, but the Wilsonmen bounced back to defeat our greatest traditional rival, Fremont Ross, 46-0. O The Streaks went down once more in a very close and exciting game as the Lorain Steelers scored a T4-T2 victory. Not knowing that Mans- field was among the top-rated schools, the Streaks came back once again to beat the Tygers 32-26. The Streaks, still full of confidence and deter- mination, surmounted the Findlay Troians 38-0, raising their record to 4 losses. The Streaks then faced the top high school team in Ohio, Marion Harding, to be defeated 20-O. FDQOQ his Kneeling: Ernie Horning, Robert DeHaven. Standing: Jack Wilson, Ben Wilson, Bob Seaman. l ff- J mes Lee Dean Klutz Roy Young Donovan Bryant Ted Odem We ve got It now, coach. Wcudell White '?itQiZ I. I 5.405 ,053 ' 'ak izgkc . 1 zvqgzi Row 'la Mr. Schlagetter, D. David, J. Moore, J. Jenkins, P. McMahon, L. Brewer, D. Georgic, TOIT1 GCIQSFI l48epS ll'1E field Mgr. Smith, D. Michaels, Mr. Miller. Row 2: Mgr. G. Banger, N. Kurtz, A. Crawford, R. Weis, W. King, in Shape. H. Simmons, F. Ferris, Cummings, Mischler, J. Rulaert. Raw 3- W. Roth, J. Ross, D. Harris, T. Huston, D. Vance, J. Lucol, R. Yontz, D. Amerine. Row 4: T. Rutger, K. Lochotski, M. Curtis, J. Atkinson, T. Hayes, T. Webb, B. Cousino, G. Bragg. Row 5: B. Sherrard, D. Robinson, J. Glick, N. Camp, T. Brown, J. O'Reilly, G. Butler, J. Pruitt, T. Stovall, B. Boas. The freshman team of T958 had a record of three wins and two losses. Under the leadership of coach Dean Miller during his first year at Sandusky High, the team showed great promise for the future varsity. The team started slowly but improved steadily throughout the season. The freshmen lost both games to Elyria and won one game from Huron and walloped Fremont twice. Coach Miller stated that the victories came as a team effort, rather than through the performance of one individual. Bill Schlagetter, also in his first year at Sandusky High, was a very able assistant. Daily training insures a strong team for Friday night. A very important part of all games BASKETBALL RECORD Opponent Sandusky Port Clinton 38 58 Cleveland Shaw 51 62 Marion Harding 51 58 Norwalk 42 57 Lorain 54 53 Findlay 52 41 Elyria 63 50 Bellevue 42 45 Fremont 33 60 Marion Harding 61 58 Mansfield 31 44 Lorain 64 60 Toledo Scott 50 59 Findlay 32 43 Elyria 62 51 Cuyahoga Falls 53 52 Fremont 33 45 62 A ' M..-,,.f. ff wha. . ,,, .- , f HM amifg garfgefgaf The '58-'59 basketball season opened with a bang. Under the helm of Coach Harold Andreas, in his second year at Sandusky High, the basket- ball team won four straight, dropping the fifth game to Lorain by one point. A squad of fifty boys greeted Coach Andreas at the start of the season. The team had five returning lettermen. They were: Curt Collins, Dean Earl, Jon Jackson, Irving Lang, and Walt Williams. This was the nucleus for the '58-'59 season. The team finished third in the Buckeye Confer- ence with a four and six record. The Buckeye Conference was again very strong. An example of this was that Elyria was rated second in the state and Lorain rated twelfth in the state. The overall picture of the season was ten games won and eight games lost. Height was the major problem this year and it appears as if the same problem is going to arise next' season. Andreas will have four lettermen returning. In tournament play, the team lost the first game to top-seeded Huron, by a score of 61-54. The best played game of the season was against Toledo Scott, in which Scott was beaten by a score of 59-50. uf A 31s. l 3 Curt Collins, Jon Jackson, Walter Williams, Carl Nycamp, Deon Earl, Skip Lange, Richard Graves, Dave Mumau, Sy Green. Varsity Team: Tom O'Toole, Around the rim and in 4' A few last encouraging words . . . il? -141' Tom OTooIe Jon Jackson Skip Lange Sy Green Dean Earl The team runs down the floor, knowing that every basket counts. Carl Nycamp Walt Williams Ray Young Dave Mumau llins eeling: E. White, E, Bryant, B. Wightmcn, J. Flowers. Standing: T. Rudo D Porter, B, Poeschl, R. Graves, Coach Beachy. 0:5Ql UQ gdziefgd Although Sandusky High's Reserve basketball squad boasted only six players, these six showed a willingness to work and a potential for the next year's varsity team. The Reserves were under the guidance of Mr. Beachy and devoted much of the season to the buildup program to reach higher levels of competition and greater experience. The Reserve players were Tom Rudolph, Earl White, Bill Whiteman, Richard Graves, Dave Porter, and Jerry Flowers. These boys had a lot of team spirit and are excellent possibilities for the varsity squad next year. Row 'lz J. Jenkins, S. Chapman, E. Boni. Row 2: R. Johnson, W, King, N. Camp, J. Glick. Row 3: Coach Seaman, J. Atkinson, G. Sengstock, B. Boas, T. Brown, B. Hand, D Hine. Varsity Managers: Douglas Johnson, Ronnie Hlasten .gI Q5Al'llCll'l Under the guidance of coach Bob Seaman, the freshman team won six games while losing four games. The team was rather unusual in that three ot the boys were six feet tall or better. This helped to account for their better scoring ability. The team as a whole showed a good attitude and made a real ettort to get out there and win. Bob Boos was high scorer of the team, while Tyrone Brown was second. 65 Row l: G. Balconi, E. Rollison, R. Gochenour, D. Morey, D. Galloway, J, Kimes, M. Brown, B Derr, Row 2: E. LaBohne, C. Buck, R. Krueger, J. Stierlioff, J. Potter, D. Galloway, R. Hire, B Smith. Row 3: H. Durr, R. Hunter, R, Craig, H. Simmons, B. Espy, U. Green, J. Summersett, E Lenhert, G. Stoiber, Coach Miller, Sandusky High's matmen completed the year with a 3 and 5 record. They defeated Fostoria, Mansfield, and Firelands, while losing to Toledo Clay, Clyde, Huron, and Fremont twice. The season was considered successful by Coach Miller, even with the losing record. Three of the five losses were very close in points, with a great deal of experience gained. Dick Galloway ended the season being beaten only once, that defeat coming in the district meet. Dean Morey was beaten only twice in eleven out- ings. SHS finished fourth in the nine team field at the Fremont District to conclude their season. . mes fgng .yl'lfl ClIfl'llfll Cl If Our intramural basketball program, super- vised by Bob Seaman, concluded a very active season with many fine teams participating in the program. The Junior-Senior Division title was won by the Ruff Riders ll, who won all of their eleven games. Second place was gained by the Moc Men with a TO and l record. GOOFERS ll ft isfaifflffsvis T 4' L . R D RUFF RIDERS II The Freshman-Sophomore League title was captured by the ,,x.tn,,,'X Comets with their perfect season of eleven wins. In second place were the Goofers ll with a record of TO and l. The All-Stars took third place with 9 wins and 2 losses. QU!! all Qflflld The l958 edition of the Sandusky High Tennis team saw four lettermen returning: Norm Dick- man, Tim Ziemke, Fred Bonsack, and Bill Quick. The team drew even with a record of five wins and five losses. Four of the five losses came at the hands of Mansfield and Elyria, Sandusky High losing twice to both teams. Sandusky won the Buckeye Conference Championships in doubles and made a good showing at the District. 9 ' - , After compiling a record of six different wins plus runner-up position in the state tournament, Mr. Malinovsky turned the golf team over to Mr. Kent. The golf team of this season consists of John Melching, Bill Springer, Dennis Ordway, Dove Ar- heit, Watson Parker, Dennis Marquart, Richard Ohlemocher, Jim Groscost, and Lowell Fritz. This team has a good prospect of low scores for the season of '59. St lgllk 'WW if t 4 1, .. Qu. s He flies 306' l ver' Spring beckons the track-minded athletes. X f ,f ,,.,,' E525 yur QWQWY-Wm? 12 samefgggyrsyggl l uf' '1 1 0 through the air with the greatest of ease . . . 4 . Over the hurdles go Dave Lamb and Ernie Delaine John Tabler's cindermen turned in a successful year with victories against Oak Harbor, Elyria, Lorain, Fremont, and Fostoria. The team placed second in the Buckeye Conference and fifth in the District. Besides these, our boys placed fourth in the Marion Relays. With the completion of the year's work Coach Tabler was pleased with the efforts of the team. Special commendation goes to Ernie Delaine, who was one of the top point getters on the team. All forecasts lead to the possibility of a great team to come. Good Luck to next year's boys. 100:55 Counfry X 7 3 From start .... 'lz S. Cronenwett, B. Wagner, U. Green, J. Cullen, C. Zimmerman. Row 2 W. McGreevy, R. Perla, S. Lange, C. Nykamp, T. Peterson, D. Galloway. R 3: G. Zemke, T. O'Toole, S. Green, M. Fitzpatrick. Our team placed second in the Triangular Meet at Marion and sixth in the District Meet at Lima. Praise goes to all the boys, but especially to Walt McGreevy, Sy Green, Gary Zemke, Tom O'Toole, and Tom Peterson for scoring the highest number of points on the team. The course is outlined by Coach Tabler. Sandusky High's Cross Country Team, under the capable supervision of John Tabler, turned in a 3 and 4 record this year. The traveling team, sparked by many boys returning from last year's team, was composed of Walter McGreevy, Sy Green, Tom O'Toole, Gary Zemke, Bob Wagner, Steve Cronenwett, Tom Peterson, Ulysses Green, and Skip Lang. . . . To finish! wimming Row 'lz B. Adams, M. Bennett, D. Scott, T. Ziemke, B. Gill, D. Frohman, J. Krebs, Row 2: G. Schatz, J. Groscost, D. Meng, D. Scheid, D. Smith, D. Brengortner, M. Rutledge, M. Holzaeptel, R. Fair, T. Tigges. The Swimming team's record of three dual meets won cmd six lost did not show their true strength. Most of the meets lost were very close and three of them by one-tenth of a second. This was shown by the results of the State Championship Meet. Dual Meet record: Won from Lima, Findlay, and Mansfield High Schools. Lost to Fremont, Kent, Upper Arlington, Canton McKinley, and Western Reserve Academy. Bowling Green Relays: Fifth of eight schools, - R. Kenyon, T. Kessler, R. Koehler, D. Amerine, D. Pasley. Dunn, T. Sidley, T. Pascoe, N. Kurtz, S. Cronenwett, P. First man. 2nd in Freestyle Relay. District Meet at Bowling Green: Second District Champions: Mike Bennett in the 50 yard Freestyle and the Freestyle Relay Team of Dan Frohman, Tim Ziemke, Dave Scott, and Mike Bennett. State Meet at Ohio State University: 5th of 34 schools. State Champions: Mike Bennett in the 50 yard Freestyle and the Freestyle Relay team tied for first. in Diving, Dean Scheid and Dan Froh- An S.H.S. diving champ in perfect style Girls' Gym Aides: Row li D. Muehling, F. Martin, D. Askren, G, Merriam, B. Streng, A. Gay. Row 2: P. Walters, J. Riemenschneider, S. Welty, L. Loe, N, Kriegler. Raw 3: N. Angus, A. Neiderhart, S. Porter, F. Smoot, M. Woods, Miss Moncui. owgng ana! gyfn .fdicled Today the girls at Sandusky High School have no G.A.A., but instead have a well-rounded sys- tem of girls' intramurals. Games, such as volleyball, softball, basket- ball, tennis, field hockey, badminton, and arch- ery are played both inside and outside the gym- nasium. There is also bowling at Cedar Lanes Bowling Alley. This year boys interested in bowling formed the Intramural Bowling League. Each team bowled weekly at the Cedar Lanes Bowling Alley. The season ended with the 4 D's as the winning team, while runners-up were The Bombs . ln charge of intramural bowling was Mr. Kent. Bowling affords recreation after school. 4 ' rf 1 , '-c Correct form is essential. Boys' Gym Aides: Row 11 T. Ziemke, B. Kurtz, B. Marvin, J. Thomas, D. Morey, J. Lee. Row 2: T. MsC-urk, J, Boothe, K. Knauer, R. Kreuger, E. Delaine. Row 3: R. Graves, R. Zeck, M. Bennett, D, Voight. ACTI ITIE r I W And as we sadly start Our iourneys far apart A part of every heart Will linger here . . . ,ww .L Q A .M ' ' - , . ,, . I . A 'f -f ' ev mfg, M ' M' j WWM55,,'. 'H-,A My f MV, fn w ,fm f , 11 Ax .V , ' Q ul , 'fl S gjlllllflllflf IAC' i i L .gfucfenf COUIICI. . . 3 3 W ,, ,ww-4Ju.At+wXi . Vice-President Bill Steak, Presiden' Charles Wright, Treasurer Lynne Grothwol, Secretary Sandro Scholz. Handbook Commiveez Sealed: S. Baumhordl, P. Nebergall, J. Grimani, F. Rey, D, Milne, G. Mefzgar, J. Mayer, Sfcndingz Mr. Walker, B. Sieuk, J. Melching, J. Larimer, W. Parker. Row l: J, Malinovsky, B. Unclcrich, D. Milne, D. Aslcren, J. Grimani, S. Meyers, J. Roeser, B. Nykamp. Row 2: D. Thompson W. Parker, J. Larimer, D. Kramer, P. Curley, C, Schreiner, C. Silcox, B. Slriclcler, P. Appell. Row 3: L. Hermes, B. Voighf S F'in1, T. Pascoe, J. Mayer, D. Hay, S. Francis, K. Lenfz, P. Martin, S. Coonrad. Row 4: J. Semen, D. Amerine, J. Schee J. Heiberger, B. Quick, J. Glick, D. Bergmoser, J. Melching. fl cmse ee a on omey cz M Spe eu 9 te C H son S Ma Bre B Vettel B Wagner 3 IUMQAOUZ Llifg XQCU The Student Council ns the student governmg body at Sandusky Hugh School Representatives are chosen by the students from each homeroom and school orgamzatlon Sponsors are Mrs Nle derhofer and Mr Walker who assist an conduct mg the Student Council s affairs The prolect started this year by the group was the planmng of the handbooks which wrll be dns trnbuted to the freshmen free of charge The handbook will consist of the Alma Mater tra dltlons and the customs of Sandusky Hugh School The tax stamps drlve IS a fund ralsmg prolect sponsored by the Student Councll This drive enabled the homeroom whnch made the hughest collection to wan S35 The Unified Drlve IS also e co cesso sta d at ootb ll bf Stuaent Cou cl sponsored by the Councll Students are urged to donate funds which the Student Council then turns over to various worthy ongamzatlons In Sandusky The Student Council also chooses the cheer leaders both reserve and varsity and the dlsc lockeys Durlng football season a refreshment stand IS operated by the organnzatlon X5 Row lg L. Jewett, A. R y, P. N b rg ll, B. M tg r , D. Hill, B. D rling, D. arqucurt, S. 5 gel. Row 2: E. Al x nd r, S. Whi , . ud , . us, G. Hampe, J. mer, . , . . , A , N . U f ' f a f X uf ?l . 1 , Q , ri I' U I I . . - l ' I . - Th n i n n f c games is also sponsored ' The ' ' ' n i. 1 - ' r l - X ' 1 ' I I ' l ' ' u I 9 0 61,0 IUIJUII5 SIHCIUIIIJ Any lumor or senlor Interested In golng to college should certainly 'om College Club The club s purpose IS to Inform Its members on the cost of college available scholarshaps the curriculum and college lute an general The club also helps nts members to choose a college whlch fats thelr personality ablllty and funanclal status Representatives from many col leges vlslt the club give an Informative talk on their respective schools and speak mdxvldually to all those who are Interested Blancke and Mr Brlckley Student Council repre sentatlve was Allce Ramsey FUTURE f f , 9 fr' ' H. C . , . . . I T ' I . I I I I I The advisors of the club are Miss Lehman, Mr. I . . ' f X . N f ju fure .xdcfom xloerimenf in ramafiw . Officers' President Pom Mnelke Vice-President Dave M I y T urer Linda Jewett, Secretary Lynne Grathwol. mf. M a ! 't-dh has All the glamour and hard work of the stage are experienced by members of the Dramatics Club. The club provides a great opportunity for students to produce and participate in plays, to acquire more poise and confidence in speaking before an audience, and teaches the techniques of drama. This year the Thanksgiving play, The Peo- ple Versus Maxine Lowe, was well-presented and equally well-received. The Club sponsored The Sock Hop in No- vember. Some of the club members attended the full length play, The Diary of Ann Frank, pre- sented at the Cleveland Playhouse in Cleveland. Mr. Weldon Sheerer serves as advisor of the organization. The Club is open to any sophomore, iunior, or senior. oa a e ramo ics u One-act plays make meetings enjoyable 1 Do you enioy expressing your opinions and listening to others express theirs? Forum Club gives its members this opportunity. One of its pur- poses is to give one a better understanding of par- liamentary procedure. During the year you may enjoy seeing a college debating team. Officers: President Errol Alexander, Vice-Presi- dent Jon Bertschi, Secretary-Treasurer Amelionne Fenton. S 6 sf- But don't you understand . .. . ? f-Irfdafvrw .Sabine in N orum . . Taking part in club activities will help one speak fluently and correctly with self-confidence before a group. The Club is made up of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors, who take part in pro and con discussions. Forum Club, which meets twice a week, has Mr. Garrabrant as its advisor. Whether you're pro or con, there's a chance to express it here TP --'- .zu Jw - ' fha? Officers: Sandy Meyers, Rena Montgomery, Candy Routh, Roberta Cassidy, Gaye Hampe, Sandy Glick. POLLIICJ lk? UZ so IlLl.f25 .... A W w,,,.,.,-. ww 1.1.4- ,309 . wc . .. V , J Row l: C. Detro, B. Ebner, B. Holmes, N. Kriegler, M. Rinderle, C. Dolan, K. Rinderle, J. Mayer, L. Wightman, J. Gcsser. Row 25 M. Haacke, A. Watts, M. Young M. Bogen, J. Malinovsky, E. Frankel, G. Ordway, L. Tanchon, A. Neidharf, S. lamb. Row 3: Manager, J. Roeser, B. Meyer, D. Hay, C. Williams, G. Riesterer, A. Hampe, A. Ga y, E. VVeis, S. Biehl, Manager, A. Zerbe. Swan Club is composed of 33 girls chosen by tryout at the beginning of the school year. Every Monday night after school, the Swans can be found in the pool busily practicing for the annual show in March. Around the World in 80 Minutes was the Swan's T959 offering. The audience was transported to exotic foreign lands, such as Arabia, Italy, Spain, and Egypt. Officers, chosen at the annual Swan Club pic- nic, were: Bobbi Cassidy, President, Gaye Hampe, Vice-President, Sandy Meyers, Secretary, Sandy Glick, Treasurer. Rena Montgomery was Student Director, as- sisted by Candy Routh. The club's sponsors are Miss Joyce Bouy, Miss Shirley Moncur, and Mrs. Tom Gagen. E L l ' - . ., . - 4 ' ' My We T S it 3323 I on W A ,f fffk sn ,, S' 1 Ls. 5' . 3 if 3 ,.r - ak ., isle? ' Q Wiz? : ',f,. .5 'YZ - iff: ,f - ' -' f.fq,,, Q, . 5. . They've mastered the art of synchronized swimming. .S'JlSJ4fAf The Varsity S Club made up ofthe school s lettermen from football basketball track swim leaders is sponsored by the coaches and Mr Malmovsky This club helps to promote athletics in our school and provides a greater athletic interest among our student body as a whole One way Varsity S members check coats for the tournament games L i ni ll 80 0 A wfniinhwi lljamzfg 3 they accomplish this is to wear their school sweat ers on a designated day each week successful year lt sponsored the Pigskin Parade this year and provided entertainment for it also Elected as president was Bob Kurtz Donovan Bryant as vice president Gary Balcom secretary Skip Lange treasurer and Tom OToole as Stu dent Council representative Officers Gary Balcom Bob Kurtz Donovan Bryant Skip Lange t 9 i S ,- S 5 5 4 fe, B r is 3 1 M fW - 1 if W J' V .6 77 U o o s 6 1 . , , , . . . . - I I 1 . ' . ' ming, tennis, golf, wrestling, and the varsity cheer- Organized in '57, this club is enioying its 3rd I ' . . ll ' ' ll . . . . , 'J QD '4' . O s .13 1 - ' V j,if'v I 'I , l' 'mg c, s ' f ls'- a 5 1 ix l l I , ,,, -. ts 3 X, - Y P 1 .- r--' s . .gn OHQHQQPCLCLK -indi- O cers Pres dent Carol Hoh VcePes1dent Conme Acker S c etary Treasurer Delo es Eb er 6-W ,asv . s Slnce the business world offers many lob oppor tunmes the Commercial Club was formed to help acquaint nts members with various phases of bus: ness lute and create an Interest In the commercial fle d The club meets monthly Its various programs Include business speakers movies on busmess man ners and ethics and even vlslts to local business farms This year speakers Included Mr Hanlon from the Credlt Bureau and Mr Schwab from the Cm zen s National Bank of Berlin Helghts Wil' 11' X Secretarues of Tomorrow Thelr officers were presldent Carol Hahn vlce president Conme Ackerman secretary treasurer Delores Ebner asslstant secretary treasurer Llnda Cole and Student Councnl representatrve Grace Metzger The club sponsors were Mrs Bowman Mrs Mall er Mlss Hanklsh Mlss Scott and Mr Kuldau X sfee A I R Q Ev X X . ,-+I' 1 1 91 ur QI' A in miie . . Offucers Secretary Treasurer Sharon Hale Presudent Lunda Hune Vuce Presudent Ann Zerbe fs O .9 These gurls have expressed unterest un nursung as cu carreer If you are unterested un the nursung professuon or another type of health career you wull fund thus club valuable un guudung your ambutuons along those lunes Thus year the Future Nurse s Club made several trups to area hosputals uncludung a vusut to the School of Practucal Nursung recently estoblushed The gurls Iustened to many unterestung talks thus year guven by nurses student nurses and doctors Sev 82 eral gurls of thus club serve as nurse s audes un the suck room wuth Mrs Wunkler and Muss Wutter who also sponsor the club along wuth Muss Rentsch Membershup un Future Nurses Club us open to all gurls un Sandusky Hugh who are unterested The meetungs are held the furst Tuesday of every month Representung the club thus year at Student Councul meetungs was Sandra Baumhardt u 1 : ' 1 1 S sf 2 F T. . f 'u i , -'W -5 ' - us , -wx X A .' A 1-' x A - , f f ' , .r- .', 5 - .4 s. 'sm ' K v, z, . . . . . . , . . l I ' 0 I I I I 1 , I . J O I I . I . . . . . . . . . . I - . l ' ' ' I I I - J fr 07710 COIIOITILCJ C ll s Off Sh V ey, Phyllis Wassner ti.-1,4 gfr -x These girls will tencl the better homes of the future. The Future Homemakers of America are today applying classroom knowledge gained from their home economics studies. The club meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Every other meeting is highlighted by a speaker or films. This year Sharon Vessey served very capably as president of the club with Billie Speakman assisting her as vice-president, Phyllis Wassner as secretary, and Nora Kimes as treasurer. The big events this year were the annual style show and tea, the Christmas party, and the Mother and Daughter Tea. Another big function of the club was supervision of concession stands at all home football games. Mrs. Tom, Mrs. Neill, and Mrs. Murphy were the sponsors. fm' f V ff G aw Af wg? V, ' ' ' 1, 'X 1 fl 332 Y: ,W , , X X H 'M W ,sz .VM , H6 . ,, f,,f,,, V: f -by 1, W- A Ya ,W 4 if 'viz ' ffl ww if A welccme to Jun and bon voyage To .lcm Spor1so's: Mr. Garrcbront Mass Blackwell rs Schubel, Miss Lehman Mrs Scheufler I' Goldrlocks Y los Tres Osos I1fel I'lCl,fl0l1CL ,QOIIJOIJ OI Qlgll gllflellf The International Club s mam purposes are to create a broader Interest In forelgn languages and to teach the students more about the customs of our forelgn neighbors This past year the club achleved Its ambltlon of brmglng a foreign student to Sandusky Hugh School Jan Saud, the exchange student, came to Sandusky from Indonesia. Members of the International Club sold Christ mas cards as one of their money rarsmg prolects The Christmas season was celebrated with a Chrlst mas party given by the German department In Aprrl, the Internatronal Club sponsored nts yM Wht annual carnlval which was patterned after the Mardi Gras held rn New Orleans Durlng the year various programs we e spon sored by the Latin Spanish French and German departments at the regular buslness meetmgs. The sponsors of the club, Mrs. Scheufler, Mlss Blackwell, Mr. Garrabrant, Mrs Schubel, and Mass Lehman, also made preparations for sending two Sandusky High students to a forelgn country. Any student who IS currently takmg a forergn language or who has successfully completed two years of a language rs ellgrble to lam the Inter natronal Club 85 Sf 4, i. -, Q1 J iff ? 5 3 5, I A 2 ' - I T , , . I L, , , , 7 I ' , . R i I I 1 ,V ' JI I 'A I A I' ' Q if - I I t A .1 . f x ', S '- l 4 lv It Officers: President Bill Steuk. Vice'Presidents Barbara Rey, Linda Hermes, Dan Frahman, And artin, Secretary-Treasurer Dianne ' i e. I If! fl 4, ' A . A I f ll ' ll xx I ', I I , 3 M s O 1 1 , ' ' I Q . , . . . . . . . I . r - . I I I 5 Of ce e e t Wal' Ql'l'lCllLClClIl5 fs JJ 5 'N 4-vs Just ask them about Euclnd Pythagoros Cavaliers How much of your math do you remember? Vnsltors from ottnces and factorles come to Math Club to show members how they apply moth to theur busmesses For example a worker from a constructlon company would use geometry so he would show members how he uses lt everyday an hls busmess 86 This club wlll help prepare you for more ad vonced math courses nn hugh school and may help you decide If you want to enter a math field such as englneermg In college The Math Club IS under the dlrectlon of nts founder Mr CarlJ Ruff A . . 0 I C I I C l :J ' Lf 0, Ai 7 Tr' ' X , ,- R at 0 X 5 K s X N. Q . ' XM N , ' Q K Vg , f H-. 1' Q . -,, 'Nw . .- ll Hp fi rs: Secretary-Treasurer Linda Erdman, Vic -Pr siden Bob Mont- gomery, President Bill Gill. g 1 ., , Q I! gi f 'i V 35 t H4 . , V! y p L. A - ,- - . . . I ' I . 1 1 I . E , . . . cgrzahayaenaadk Cfafmmafea . . ff' 1 X .W 5 How many, please? Row 'lz L. Howcy, J. Hogsett, L. Conklin, B. Baum, N. Scott, P. Hoelzer. Row 2: D. Cullen, B. Randles, C. Stevens, C. Routh, A. Zerbe, A. Branam, S. Rubert, L. Kautz, L. Loe, K. Evans. Row 3: A. Harrison, P. Wood, V. Fanning, I. Woods, J. Clemens, E. Radde, B. Honck. time before and after school and before and dur- The ticket sellers deserve a great deal of praise ing the games. and recognition. These girls, who sell tickets for Mr. Coe is head of the ticket sellers, and Mr. all school-sponsored athletic games, give up their Laning is his assistant. May I see your ticket? J we- i 'B ffwf V ,t , X Kneeling: J. Palmer, B. Zerbe, B. Wagner, R. Pyson, D. Scheid, A. Butler, D. Swank. Standing: R, Heidl, D. Bucholz, J. Groscost, D. Detlef, J. Thomas, C. McGurk. The ushers are a group of boys, chosen from At the end of the winter sports season, these each class, whose job is to usher people to their boys are guests at a dinner in recognition of their seats at all home basketball and football games. services. No matter what the weather may be, these boys Mr. Kaufman, Mr. Garrabrant, and Mr. Mol- report faithfully to their stations at each game. inovsky are in charge of this group. 87 pep lgouzied zoo! pirif Well were from Sandusky and were on the ball The Pep Club Sanduskys new spurut rausung organuzatuon us composed of l 10 gurls and us spon sored by Muss Byrnes and Muss Lous Harthung ln the center ofthe reserved sectuon us a whute S made up of gurls un whute sweaters and border ung the S are gurls un navy blue sweaters At ev ery home basketball game these gurls cheer our team to vuctory m3 1-----W- If ' ' l II , . . . , . . . . I - I - ll ll ' ' ' - ll ll ' - I Officers: Yreasurer Peggy Nebergall, Presudent Nikki Hanmore, Secretary Linda Erdman u S ,N 5 M5LClClIlJ Ul Cfl0Il Offlcers John Bremer Delores Ebner Jack Geary Directors Mr Aldrich Mr Albert Mr Spear The Band Club IS composed of members of both the Vorslty and Reserve Bands OHICSYS of the 58 59 Club are President Jack Geary Vlce Presldent John Bremer and representing the club nn the Student Councnl are Bob Vettel and alter nate Judy Llpp This club assists the band In :ts functions and sponsors varrous actlvltles through out the year f 89 0 o 0 .A g U 0 . Q I I 1 . - . - I I - I ' n rx f V V, ' : I I 7 l V A , K Aff' J, , : . ' , . , . ' X. cilodgy .911 farm f5 X , The Kiwi Flyers is an organization open to any high school student interested in designing and building model airplanes or model boats. Besides the regular business at meetings, the members were shown films, given demonstrations, and heard speakers. ln this way they learned a- bout the main principles and importance of flying and boating. Mr. Clark, an industrial education teacher, is the sponsor of the Kiwi Flyers. The members of the club held their meetings every other Thursday evening after school. Your move Officers: Vice-President Ed Clark, President Bob Elliott Secretary-Treasurer Richard Heidl, This year, as last year, a group of boys met once a week to play chess, although they were not tor- mally organized as a club. Mr. Carver and Mr. Laning sponsored the group. The highlight of this year's play was a tournament which produced champion Graeme Snedden. Mich- ael Close, Robert Disbow, William Heim, ond Douglas Wright com- plete the list of five top chessmen. Other tournament players included Gray Bragg, Dennis Flowers, Rich- ard Heidl, James Smith, and Rol- land Zeck. Editor Barbara Rey IM! Staff: M. Young, J. Harbrecht, M. Alexander, J. Heiberger, T. Rudolph, B. Tucker, J Borringer, D. Milne, J. Askren, G. Hampe. .M-lifes .gparemfa ILL' Werus . . Every Friday, as you walk into the cafeteria to eat your lunch, you take those tive or six extra steps and pick up the Sandusky Hi-Lites. Then you walk to the table, sit with your friends, and talk over the latest gossip, news, and editorials that appear in the issue. Barbara Rey and Amelianne Fenton, the edi- tor and associate editor respectively, did an out- standing iob in choosing stories and editorials. Roberta Cassidy, as society editor, let us in on all the latest gossip in her column, Hop along with Cassidy, while Jake Larimer did a very able iob with his column Larimer's Lookout. Barbara and Amelianne were under the guidance of Mrs. Schubel and assisted by the iournalism class. The two page edition was printed by the printing class- es, with Terry Roth, John Leslie, Gary Kuebler, Marvin Evans, and Mike Alexander all helping to get it out on time. Editors: B. Cassidy, D. White, J. Larimer, A. Fenton, advisor bel X X Our Hi-Lites is printed in our own printing department. ,,,,:,. , . A A . V ' Buckeye Boys State Representatuves Seated Bob Wagner Rnck Pyson Dean Klotz Standmg Charle Mayer Bull Steuk Donovan Bryant Blalr McCracken Jam Gull Buckeye Gnrls State Representatives Seated Lynne Grathwol Standnng Judy Kraus Donna Weuland Sandra Schatz ,...- Octet Seated Accompamst V Fannnng J Brlnker Standing P Mnelke Dnsc Jockeys Sandy Meyers Sandra Schatz Gaye Hampe D Lgpqm C Robmson J Koser J Mayer D Hull C Stevens .1 ance Band Row I K ans J ayer M Spenr ettel Ebn B s chwub w 2 mer B aun Ka er A Tarn e T Coug On J Bremer Marcus Row 3 N Hltchcock J Summersett T Everson D Ebner fx -. A .A H ., flu wmv! fc , 1 L J ..,, 'xv-f f Y .'5- S J . ' : Q , ' . , , ' . ' J, 4 I - . . ' W, 5 1: J - 'V . 4 , 9 X 4. N iff, 4 J J ' X k . X g ' . . D 1 - . Ev . M , r. ', B. V , J. Lipp, D. er, . E py, I., S . Ro : J. Pol , J. r , D. hl , . ' pl , . hl , . , D. 92 Purses Andes Seole C Hahn P urubbe J Ken? S Baumhcrdr D Vcnover 'A Endle Stundmg S Moore B Gyscn S Ruberf M Bouy J Popke Sensor Lnbrary Andes Scully Prerc Judy H Her Mary Dretnch JN!! l'uJatorrum und Siege Crew Isneelrng D Lowy L Warner K Rabbni Cafeferno Workers K Clayfon B Smnh Komer C Pc er Stundmg H Root J Summerseit B Krrkbrrde F Rode L Hrllenbrcnd Scmpsel I Bland J Schmrdl C Sher? S Speakmon Offrce Workers Kneeling C Rrcellr P T'-ebergoll, N Webb, J Duslusns B Baum, N Scoff, P Howmcn Srundrng Rowl P Peters, C Ackerman R VcnWy S Byers S Glrck D Ebner, J llpp, B Meyers Standrng Row2 V Haurriz, M Sharpe, S Mclm, E Erdman, S Russell, D Werland 93 5 , . djs 7 f 31 5 , ri ' I ' A X . ' .X , . .. ,. x, . : dz . , , , . , . , . , r . . I . , . , . , . , Z 3, C' , 'cl V , 1' ':. ,. ,. '. ' :. ,. ',E.r ,. n,J. ' : . , . , . ' ' , . , . ' I - , . , . 1 - 1 I , , . N, .. . .r.. S ,i 9 if 5 3 l . s if 1 l 41' ltRo 'Director Nr Albert M Harris B Vettel K Dwelle C Detro P. Wood C. Klekotta, B. Knisely, C. Williams, J. Lewis, B. Koch, M. Sharpe s w. , i. , . . , . , , , , 2nd Row: L. Schwab, J. Lipp, D. Ebner, D. Muratori, P, Peters, B, Wonstroth, R Wray, P Atkinson, J. Rceser, B Mayer. 3rd Row D. Rena L Owen, C, Cathcart, S. Beale, K. llolzhauser, B. Petersen, K. Patrick, C. Hahn, S. Alexander, 4th Row, V Hauritz, L, Fresch, G Sengstock O F W t S lli M Hartman, J. Smith, K. Lorenzen, D. Sallee, B. Gordon, B Baker, D. Todd, 5th Pow. B -spy, G. Ranks-, W Sallre, B, Streng, E. in ei N- ii, Showalter, J, Gosser, N, Hitchcock, B. Vaight. All!! fdrf M-PIU! --- oct' L. . K , es ' ' Under the direction of Mr. Edward Albert, the Sandusky High School Band performs in several capacities during the year. The marching band performs at football games and at various civic events including parades. During the late fall, the band is transformed into a concert band. This band, because of its size, is divided into two bands, the Reserve Band for less experienced players and the Varsity Band for more accom- plished players. The high school band presents its concert in early spring and participates in .A several others, including the concert with the seventh and eighth grade bands, and the Buckeye Conference Band Conference. Two radio trans- criptions are also made. The Dance Band, under the direction of Rich- ard Speir, plays for the dances after the basketball games and some school dances. The band is a se- lected group, busy with extracurricular activities. Members of this organization are chosen to take part in the annual Key Notes show. lst Ald Row: D. Hunter, P. Carver, D. Ebner, R. Kurtz, C. Marcus, A. Holzmiller, B. Kirkbride, A. Sutton, J. Bremer, D. Marcus, Assistant Director, Mr rich. 2nd Raw: T, E-ferson, D. Greene, A, Neidhart, F. Rode, A. Wha rton, A. Timple, J. Bickhart, D. Deringer, C. North, D. Hay. 3rd Row B. Smith, J. Geary, C. Mayer, M. Spector, R. Brady, B, Sherwood, B. L. Koch, V. Schorger, D. Siefert, C. Held, T. Coughlan. 42h Row M. Dietriclc J. Mayer, L. Hine, M. Burger, R. Schnurr, C. Hegerling, C. Hlasfen, D- Carnahan, J. Palmer. Sth Row: R. Bing, J. Summerseef, D, Rgmsdell, K Lavine, G. Petersen, D. Kohler, G. Braun, J. Pahl, E. Clark. fly0l Q. .... Miss Maiorette of Ohio Patti Peters . K lllll llll . Z Y . ,A 4, v' . I rat 'W5?i ' A most enjoyable part of every game. Y . Wx., A.. xl' rv., 1 5 gf? X V zfxffifv La -4... lst Row: P. Mielke, P. Wocd, F. Smitn, D. Heitchler, S. Schatz, S. Hale, M. Griffing, B. Littie, V. Fanning, S. Gruber. 2nd Row: K. Friedley, J Morton J. Clemens, S. Ziemke, P. Bickley, C. Williams, L. Held, M. Zimmerman, P. Hauser, L. Kaufman. 3rd Row: J. Kraus, C Stevens, W, Sallee M. Rice, S. Scheifley, J. Zura, M. Childresss, E. Wilkins, A. Gay, K. Evans. Ath Row: D. Mumau, B. Espy, W. Nesbitt,C. Robinson, J. Michaels B. Guss, B. Heim. Sth Row: D, Earl, D. Rathke, D. Gregory, W. Williams, J. Geary, J. Wilke, G. Hoffman, B. Darling. Not present: Jim Brinker, Nick Lutz. This year was the A Cappella Choir's twenty- fitth anniversary. To mark the occasion, the choir presented its annual Christmas concert, at which many former members and all its former directors were guests. Under the direction of Harold Kaufman, a deeply moving Easter program was also presented. The Girls' Giee Club, directed by Harold Kaufman, is a selected organization. This year the girls sang for the Christmas lighting ceremony downtown, caroled at the hospitals, sang for a radio recording, helped perform the annual Easter program, and sang for Baccalaureate services. 1 ' ' cw we Q ' 2 'wzmvsgg G h B G Son J po 5,9 i Brcmm C Pgmefgon L Howeyl Gioffredo, K. Klepper, S. Alexander, S. Deaver, L. Neuman, M. Endle, lstRow:J. snsc,. y ,. p.,.. ,. ,. ,A C Williams G Hartenteld P. Sharpe. 2nd Row: H. Seville, B. Streng, S. Glick, D. Askren, J. Lutz, P. Stein, A. Branum, M, Lay, P. Witherspoon, C Eishen, C. Farrar, W, Scott, C. Riccelli, S. Sprow. 3rd Row: D. Kurtz, B. Marksbury, J. Bakewell, M. Morton, J. Malinovsky, L. Parker, M. Young, L C.Joerger, G. Barker, S. Oglesby. Mn Rcw: L. Owen, I. Heiberger, S. Buroughs, J. Keller Michel, B. Vv'hatley, N. Klein, J. Bowsher, M. Woods, K. Adams, M, Christian, S. Jackson, E. Michaels, S. Sanderson, L. Biechle, S. Welty, K. Opp, Y. Crooks, D. Sallee. t 5 F3 1- i i lst Row: C, Eden, L. Wilson, P. Gousmon, D. Vdeavevr D. Lopata, J. Smith, S. Pierce, P. Nebergall, R. Montgomery, C. Hudsosn, L. Miller. 2nd Row: R. Blum, B. Zimmerman, J. Horbrecht, 5. Moschori, S. Spiegel, L. Hermes, C. Miller, C. Routln, O. Norris, A. Zerbe, J. Mayer, 3rd Row: M. Burger, E. Frankel, B. Rey, S. Sharpe, S. Mous, S. Flint, G, Hompe, M. Showalter S. Hunville, M, Young, R. Espy. Ati-1 Row: D. Scheid, L. Murphy, D. Meyers, J. Groscosl, E. White, J. Koser, R. Troika. 5th Row: D, Hill, C. Zimmerman, T. Everson, B, Quick, J. Bertschi, R. Doris, W. White. W!u5iC jiffi fha Air . . . 'lst Row: J. Brinker, C. Robinson, F. Wood, D. Lapoto, J. Mayer, J. Koser, T. Everson. 2nd Row: G. Hoffman, J. Clemens, P. Mielke, P. Nebergall, C. Routh, J. Bertschi. 3rd Row: J. Wilke, B. Darling, K. Friedley, C. Stevens, S. Spiegel, D. Hill, B. Quick. A .L LM J , A The group has proved an exellent extra- curricular addition to the performing musical organizations of the school and is in popular demand both within Sandusky and the surrounding communities. ls! Row: B. Vettei, J. Lipp, V. Haurilz, D. Ebner, B. Espy, 2nd Row: J. Summersetl, J. Palmer, D. Marcus, J. Bremer. 3rd Row: J. Geary. 1 ti, . Qg W0 i015 This group is made up of thirty-one selected members of the A Cappella Choir and the band. A student talent program is presented each year to the student body and to the public using the Key Notes as a nucleus around which the show is built. x mi' .. , 'Z --Q, . I ,aff A ' ' Co-Editors: Sue White and Lynne Grathwol Staff editors: C. Miller, C. Mayer, S. Schatz, A. Fenton, S. Spiegel. 4,15 Ari' staff: L. Jewett, A. Harrison, J. Arheit, E. Gill, S. Scott, C. Mayer, D. Klotz, S. Meyers, Hcnmore. S 0 PCI, In X QCOPC 5 7 I we 0aI':5 60018 . . Sponsors: Mr. Gorrcbrcint, Miss Bookermon, Miss Honkish, Mrs. Schubel, Mr. Schneider. -1sS,':s.1 -, r .... Q ' rv ' -- ' , Am, Bsography Staf D Bohlander B Unckrlch P Grubbe D Weaver D Askren K Holzhauser S Wagnen C Holzhauser M Lay L Harvey A Fenton Advertlsmg Staft Rozvl Lnndcl Michel P Hoelzer R w 2 R Pyson G Eggleston B Hanck B Ryerson P Muelke M Woods Rowe A Neldhart L Hermes C Muller S Baumhart J Harbrecht E Frankel Row 4 M Sharpe M Showalter S Sanderson T Jones S Sharpe Ann Moore Betty Gy an J Malunovsky C Joerger Kay Opp M Woods orlal staff D Milne D R cell: Zur Schatz S Blehl M Burger N Hmners B Koch R Proy D Whlte M Bcgert P Peters B Steuk ff? -rs ,Q Make Up Staff Rowl K Brught M Bluhm R Wolf M Hommell J Askren J Johnson K Harrlson J Grumanl S Spuegel Row2 L Howey L Wulson C Stevens C Fenton J Harple A Lange S Maus G Hampe fd I M f Agx '7 I , f l 1 jig? 5, -N ---k..,.g R? XX xo 100 i0l if 0 I Clhl ln 1893 Dr Frldlof Nansen set soul from Nor woy In has boot the From At the end of three years of adventure the From crowned wlth glory returned to Norway ln August the 59 From started on nts lourney In the form of a mmrature dummy Wuth the stort of school the co edutors worked long and hard to perfect the moster dummy ln October sensors gave out necessory In formatlon to the biography staff Soon afterwards the edltorlal staff began to gather maternal for the ortlcles Advertisements were secured by the steadfast members of the ad staff Plctures were cut and pasted by the make up staff whale the skillful art staff dnd oll the artwork By Aprll all moterlal was m the hands of the prnnters Eorly an June the 59 From came Into port os o finished product Photographers J Lesl1e,H Root, R Brady , 5 I X I fl lx! lu :WL SJ lu A .aes 1 - ' g 223 ll . It , --5 ' IH K fel! 0 f ll .' , X Il X , fl 'lx 'W ,cfm ft N 6 K, ,va 15. ' f A lu my my X - Ek A tl 5. lm .ull WW hx' ' , use I--1+aav:::' 'ct an ' ' ' - , A ' L, -I .'::-.'.,lll L3 5'4 g:.. , . 'a-flaunt- z-Lnlfmf-312551lf1Ezi,'sf12A'1'-IRAQ ' ' ' ' -. ' ' '-4' -I.--:.'.ff. , ' ' I ' ll ' ,- 1 f, Q 7 I I . I ' K ' 'l fr 7' fL'l!'-- -'-gglf. 111111111 'IflIL'l 111.119 - - N, E Nc - F I - - . . , . so , , W 0400 Zpfiif F 'F s . x0 ' ' vo s X QPXQ , K , Q T Q , i n, 'g 1 V7 Vorsny Cheerleaders R w'l S Whnte R Cassldy D White Row 2 S Scha Row 3 S Me Mogor and Moloreftes Kneeling P Peters Srundmg R McBroom R Crolg M Jcnnslon ,x eam, If K' 1-gi' ,J we ff 2 Reserve Cheerleaders A Guy K Horrnson J GVIFTIUHI A Hornpe 101 AD I ISTR TIO To Mr. Carl J. Ruff, a mem- ber of the Sandusky High School faculty for forty-five years, we dedicate this sec- tion ofthe Fram. lvx If v O 'Us 40' Lamar 'ff Or! ,f ix v X 35' 2 1 0 if In August of 1958 Mr Wallace Glenwrlght ac cepted the posltlon of Superlntendent of Schools upon Mr Mackey s retirement As Superintendent Mr Glenwrlght directs the pOlICIeS of a well lnte grated school program He IS completing twenty nme years In the field Qi ot education all of whuch have been spent In the Sandusky School system Nme years were spent as prnnclpal of Sandusky Hugh School Mr Glenwrnght recelved his Bachelor of Arts degree from Mount Umon College and his Master ot Arts degree from Ohlo State Unlverslty Mr Seaman IS completnng has 32nd year In the fleld of education As prlnclpal of our school he sees that our school system IS run smoothly and efflcuently he welcomes the many guests that come to our school he supervlses our well organ azed educatuonal program, and he promotes good student teacher relatuonshlps He has both a Bachelor of Sclence and a Master of Arts degree, havmg attended Otterbeun Col lege, Colorado Umverslty, and Ohio State Um versity IU4 Mr Malmovsky IS the assistant pruncupal He performs duties assugned to hum by the prmcupal and has charge of attendance and counseling for freshman and sophomore boys As athletrc dlrector, he supervlses the Inter scholastuc sports program He obtauned his bachelor's degree from Ohlo Wesleyan Unlverssty and hls master's degree from Western Reserve Umverslty A 6, 4 I l A A A , ' '51, -Q '-- te -, rs. rs 1 - - I . . . . I l Mr Clay Blancke is both Dean of Boys and Counselor for all lunior and senior boys ln addi tion he is college counselor for senior boys H is also responsible for the stage crew of the audi torium the visual aid films and for the general tests given to students As counselor Mr Blancke is responsible for the attendance and behavior of the boys their vocations education and scholastic achievements He is a graduate of Sandusky High School and of Chio State University The five members of the school board President Clarence Moyer Vice president Mrs Helen Knoble and Dr Lester Parker Dr Deon Sheldon and Gerald Swank perform one of the most impor tant 'obs in the school system They appoint teachers on recommendation of the Supermten Miss Dorothy Rentsch, a graduate of S.H.S. and of Western Reserve University became Dean of Girls in 1954 Previously she was a Spanish teach ln past years Miss Rentsch was connected with all of the classes but this year under the new counseling system she has a closer and more per sonal contact with gust the freshman and sopho more gurls Along with counseling the girls she also and them in securing 'obs checks the sick room and sponsors the Future Nurses Club dent and take an active part in seeing that reso lutlons for school bond issues and levies are passed All regulations concerning the public schools are passed by the board Mrs Rhemegger is the Clerk of the Board Mr Moyer Mrs Knoble Dr Sheldon Mr Swank Dr Parker M Glenwright Mrs Rheinegger W-I' lU5 I ef. I I I I - . , D I 1 . . e . . . I I . . . , . . . I I 1 - 1 I - 1 ' ' I . , . , - I - . . . . U ' . 33 ' 1 J My l 'x l Miss Lehman Mr. Laessle is Supervisor of Trades and lndus- trial Education at Sandusky High School and Di- rector of Adult Education. Under him are nine teachers who instruct adults in apprentice work, trade extension, and other general adult courses. This also includes two day courses in practical nursing. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Education at Bowling Green State University. f' ks!- Mrs. Maag and Mrs. Kuns 106 Kindness and interest prevail when students visit Miss Lehman, counselor to all junior and senior girls, and college counselor to senior girls. ln her office each student may obtain help in choosing the college best suited to her individual ability, personality, and finances. She may also obtain in- formation about scholarships and special training schools. Having studied in France and Mexico, as well as the United States, Miss Lehman is well qualified for her other position as head of the foreign langu- age department. Phyllis Sharpe and Mr. Laessle. Mrs. Winkler. Dr. Stimson, Miss Witter 11 if g. ,. A I f., Q , Q 'Q ,7 'V v rj A tj X 9 f' Z--+ Cafeteria Workers ' Seated: Mrs. Trimarche, Mrs. Gust, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Boesch, Mrs. Ritfmun, Mrs. Kreimes, Miss Hemsen. Standing: Mrs. Blanclme, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Speir, Mrs. Kul- dau, Mrs. Schwab, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Wilk, Mrs. Brake, Mrs. Ellington, Mrs. Hizks. Absent. Mrs. Buchholz. Custodians: Row l: Mr. Morency, Mrs. Reed, J. Ferguson. Row 2: M Mr. MOFCDCY, head of I11CllI'1feI1Gl'1C6 Siquffer, Mr. Pinkett, Mr. Wahl. Row 3: Mr. Holden, Mr. Meyer. M 4. .t. -1 W' -1 'x 9. B.S. Sfaie Teachers College, -0 ,W gi ,ai 'i -eq. ' ,ag .J so .2 Edward Albert B.S. In Ed. Ohio Siaie Marion Abell Indiana, Pa. M.S. Ohio University 'D ,,-nr ' wx-ffj Harold Andreas B.S. Ken? Stove M.A. Columbia Lelia Biltikofer Alea Blackwell A.B. Heidelberg A.B. Ohio Wesleyan Xkfsw U 5 Jeanefie Bratfain Raymond Brickley B.S. Ohio State B.S. in Ed. Miami M.A. Western Reserve Mildred Bookerman l- 3 Ii? af 'rr u v m- -Eq' Y' O ,f .1 ' ,T-' f' A ' ' lv, Robert Beachy B.S., M.S. Ken? Sta Jean Beis B.A. Universiry of Michigan B.L.S. Western Reserve Joyce Bouy .-71 Jennie Bowman A.B. Heidelberg A.B., B.S.E. Mary Manse A.B. Ohio University I .a I I ,,.A X 1 I Carol Jo Byrnes B.S. Bowling Green fi'-ess - J Walge, Caldwell Ervin Corpenler William Carver . . a.s. ohio sieve A.B, ruafmom sim af., Baldwin-Wallace M ROY B Ckle.Yf d eC'0 of 'he.5a'fdU5kY M. S. S9oulS1ale College M.A. Western Reserve Branch of Bowllng Green Slole UmV9f5'lY- Edward Clark i ,-,-,l- in Bowling Green MA Ohio State ff' r, ,, 7 Cora DeHaven B S Miami Fred Garrabront B.S. in Ed. Miami in 'S' Ruth Holzhauser B.S. in Ed, Bowling Green I Mr Gcrrabronts colendor aided students I keeping track of coming events . Bas: Hamblin B.S,, M,A. Ohio Sate 'Q- .nf Geneva Hcnkish B.S. Bluffton Gertrude Ha rtung ..Il'l . M. A. Bowling Green Bowling Green ' 'RQ Af 'QI W -if Q Harold Kaufman Richard Kent Louis Koloze B.S.M. Bluffton B.S. University of Toledo A.B. Heidelberg M.A. Ohio State M.A. Stanford M.S. in Ed. Bowling Green U if , QL? 1 7 Donald Coe in Ed Ken Sta fn Robert DeHaven in Ed Mia 35' Lois Hartung ..in. Bowling Green Joseph Kuldau A.B, North Central IUC Paul F. Laning David Mackey Vincent Madama James Mears Marian Murphy A.B. Cornell B.S. in Ed. Miami B.S. in Ed. Ohio Slate B.S. in Ed. B.S. Ohio University M,A. Ohio Slate Ohio University l 4 ...A P ,w 1 'eo-if Deon Mlllef Irene Muller Shirley Moncur Marion Neill Relda Neiderhofer A 8 Mount Union n Ed iss n BS Ohio Slave B S M E Bowling Green Ohio Universily bn- r - -1 5,5 , gf ' fp., . . 1 Eoin? :tru R 13 W, Marie Pascoe Ray G. Riems Car J. u A.B, Denison B.S. Bowling Green A.B. Baldwin-Wallace M.S. Sioui Siare College Pd.B., A.M. Iowa 01 x at wi.. X Marrha Scheuller Edward Schilman William Schlagefier A.B, Heidelberg BS. in Ed. Ohio State A.B. Defiance . 1 M.E. Bowling Green Bittikcfer, adds snferesl to biology classes. The greenhouse, under the care of Miss I , Benoit Schneider A.B., B.S., Bowling Green M.A. Ohio Stote V? Jams Scott in University of Toledo Weldon Sheerer William Wogn r BS MS Bowling Green 3 ..-7.25: 1j l:'l A 'i Tl -t Anne Schubel A.B. Miami 3 Teachers ploy post office too Robert Seomon BS in Ed Kent Sote X999 '24-Q, L.-. 'isa Fronk Smith Richard Speir John Tabler Eloise Tom Ed hio State nn BS Ohio State Colorado State Bowling Green get ,wt Byron Walker Ben Wilson Jock Wilson en Winkler A A AB Heidelberg BS Ohio State E Ohio State Ohio University l Q. 4? 'L ' YV 1 0 If ' ll ! 5 ., I ' IA B.S. ' Ed. , . ' . t f 'f .. A 'V 1 er, -A yy . we rt ..- 1 K E Q N . A I A sp. . vi ' -A . P 1 . f B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green A.B., M.A. B.S. in . O ' 8.5. ' Ed. . . ' E ' A . 'f fiiff rg J ,,,, X M ' , fi ' i ii ' ' 9 ' ' l. ' . ., . . ' . .B., M. . . . ' . . ' B.S. E. . ' 1 1 LITERARY Music resembles poetryg in each are nameless graces which no methods teach, and which c: master-hand can reach. Alexander Pope. K' 'Minn J Inns 41 Y. QW: v s-4 4 ' :Jw ,M , bv , ' V x, I' ,Mt K... .y 4 f -'.Qf.R.'X ' -Akxh-x. 'lg . ,.,, . , IXKX' uf A R. 'F' r -.MVN '. ,' V - ,' 4' x , . x. A- . ,, x 11. xvwx . 'Ku Y x x--m f a.' xy A-xx xm .A -W 'Q L :fi fl N ,M 1 , 'N 'X , .tx , . '. ,x,,, V KL L JC .gli With sword in hand A life In demand Black Knight go forth Obey this command' Oh Black Knight Ride hard your steed Red blood of a man Your goal your deed There in the moorlands The enemy you meet Kill quickly' Accompllsh your feat' The color of death Bright red on your vest Your enemy has fallen Your sword in his chest. Ride back to the castle Quickly . . now go. You have kiII-d the enemy Now you are the foe. .74 Once upon a night when the moon was full and bright And the stars were twinkling prettlly above I strolled along outside and now I must confide I marveled at our Fathers heavenly love The world was sleeping and I was peeping Into every nook and cranny on the way And here and there and yonder I found a point on which to ponder A wonder that is hard for me to say The miracle was Life which like a drum and flfe Can waken the mind of the most contented man For who are we to say at the end of a peaceful a That we will see the next no mortal can I saw a small red flower and above this did tower A tree so strong and firm and fine A rabbit was nearby and suddenly I held my head up hugh For we shared a secret that is yours and mme Yes the Lord gave all thmgs Life and in my stress and strife I must hold that thought close to my heart So not to forget for a second on one thing do I reckon That Life and I will someday part. Connie Cathcart 3A Ealflilfflf ,9l'l'lCLg0 It was a cool late summer evemng as I walked along the seashore The sky wnth a than crescent moon above had a sulvery cast which was beautlful The sea stretched endlessly beyond the horizon and as far as I could see In some places where the shoreline was smooth with sand the sea gently foaming luke mllllons of tlny soap bubbles would quietly wash up on the sand and then smoothly ebb out leaving Its shadowy traul In some places the shore was lagged with frerce sharp rocks The water lashed up on these rocks sendmg a fine must for many feet so great was the Impact It was here that I saw her thus beautiful gurl that Id never seen before and never saw agam She was standing erect and proud on one of these massive rocks She looked to be about seven teen yet In her eyes and face was the mde pendent look of someone much older Her eyes an Intense blue had a dreamy far away expres slon and seemed to be looking at nothnng gust out out over the sea Her pale golden halr was so long that It nearly reached her waust The soft wlnd was blowmg It gently and It ruffled Iooklng luke feathers It hung In waves and curled softly at the ends She was a tall slender gurl who looked as though she had a great burden for one so young Her Iups were sometimes gently curved Into a smlle and at times were half parted as though she were a Ilttle fearful perhaps of facing the Ilfe that lay ahead Her dress of pale blue was whupplng around her legs which were tanned to a golden brown The sand which had blown onto the rocks was half covering her bare feet Her erect figure had a stnrrlng restless qualuty about It Her facial features were truly perfect In every detail yet her decided rather stubborn chln gave her character and lndlvldualnty It was a wonderful plcture the whlsperlng sea and this young gurl There was an lndlstlngulshable something about her whlch made me sure I would never forget her As I wrrte thus now I cant help won derung who she was and what she IS really luke I have only my Imagination Perhaps I lmaglned er Janet Malmovsky IIS O . . I I ' I I , I . , . , I I I ' a u ' ' I I I I I I , . A . , I ' - . I . . . I ,I . . . . . . I I ' I I ' . . , I I - I . . . , I I ' I ' I . I . I . . . . . . . . . - ' I . Q6ll 5 Tears gentle as a baby s klss QC! PPC! 5 ll P0 When I arose one Sunday morn And gazed out on the beach I saw a chest of shmmg gold Which looked wlthnn my reach The sea was dancmg as I went To claim my new found prlze But waves came In and swept It out As I watched In surprise Sweet pure violets an the evemng must Tum Zlemke Gllstenmg dewdrops on the mormng rose Shnmng nn young loves eyes Seem more beautlful and precuous Than dlamonds These are tears Of lovlng Tears clear refreshnng as the evemng ram Cool crystal snowflakes ease the pam Fallen stars sparkllrg on a downy pillow Brlnglng relief and comfort to a broken heart These are tears Of forgetting Tears dry batter as the whlrllng wlnd Acrld salty luke the ocean s waves Unshed lonely behind a smulmg face The realszatnon that all must end Youth IS not eternal These are tears Of growlng up Amellanne Fenton I ll 8CLfl Q 011 f QCLCI Fleetmg footprints In soft sand Homes of small creatures Iyung near Mermaids haar musty green Black velvet curtains slowly part Reveallng footllghts Sparkling luke dlamonds The spotlnght appears Gleammg yellow and brlght A seagull s cry sounds over the sea The lonely loon takes up the song Breakers crashmg agaanst rocks Add thenr accompamment Grotesque wooden flgures sat and stare At grasses dancmg In the evenmg our Waves clap their hands agannst the shore Whlrlmg wmds whlsper More more' Amelnanne Fenton I I 1 . I I I . . . , V .v , s I, 1 , . ' I 1 I ' ' I . . . ' 1 1 I ' ' ' T . , . . ' 1 1 I - - ' ' ll II I I ' A 0 U 0 al 615586 SHMJ dill! Life for me IS a sad affair Its almost more than I can bear And as I grreve I wonder friend .lust where my troublous path will end' My home no longer IS a place Where peace and comfort l embrace The flreslde charms of other days Are gone smce wlfle got the craze And llttle Mary and Baby Joe Both wonder why Mo as actmg so At evemng now l seldom meet The cheery glance that used to greet My coming home because my spouse Seems luke a stranger In the house The furmture IS dusty looking And so l dust and do the cooklng Meanwhile the frau desplte my capers Furrows her brow and tugs at her haur Then looks Into space wuth allen stare Or paces the room In a manner vexed And studies the floor wlth a gaze perplexed She scrubbles thmgs luke teasel and ob Ibex and perl and atter and bob She searches wlth eyes alert and wary For a ten letter word In the drctlonary Ah world what IS worse for a working man Than a wlfe who IS a puzzle fan' I Olllll I grew up When I knew That nothing as too strong to break And even trees That bend with the storm Can snap The realrzatnon was a butter one I tasted blood and salt The flat acrld salt of tears No pure hugh pam Only wlsdom and The knowledge that youth IS short And fleeting and love ls not eternal nor Does loy mean peace Ameluanne Fenton .7 zyeauenf Com or Ie: Nnght IS luke a blanket That covers you completely Velvety black wlth a dlamond design A comforter whlch enshrouds you Thoughts worries fears disappear God has put the world at rest And so are you Bruan Mansell Amelnanne Fenton 117 il l Cl ' ' lg I I . I I . I 7 . n 1 I . n v Q I , . I I I - 5 I . I . I Mopes among pencils, books and papers. 7 , g a 1 I 2 ' ' ' II II ll Il , . II n ll -11 Il ll II ll. ' ' ' I I 1 I I ' - . . . . I . I i I I ' . .SIQQCL j QI'l'l0CI 6lCy As the rapping of the gavel resounds an ap prehensuve sulence descends upon the courtroom The tenseness In the alr the reallzatlon of the fundamental Issue to be decrded creates the feel mg that thus IS no ordinary court This court IS un usual for Its realm IS of the splrlt man s splrlt Let s look more closely Into the facts concerning thus trnal Who IS to be trled'? lt ns Democracy dent of government or shall they be shaped by an athelstlc malevolent soclety Who comprises the lury'P The gury IS a skeptical world a world that has been entlced by the ap parently beneflclal precepts of an amoral doc trme It IS evident that no unbiased declslon will be unless the false guarantees are shattered The courtroom IS overflowmg wlth democracys adversaries Democracy s proponents are few The antrpathy of the benefactees for all that has bene fitted them continues A blased lury and a bnasea court are rugged elements to overcome l l The ludges chair IS empty but In It rests our bnggest hope The ludge IS Human Reason Human Reason though oppressed at times remains an eternal best qualified ludge When appealed to at alone can decade which system provldes the most benefits freedoms and opportunities Arrayed to argue against democracy are the most notable supporters of athelstlc Communism opposing philosophy Who will speak for the defense? Hls name IS not renowned nor ns he a polltlcal scuentlst He IS an mdlvldual the most Important Integral part of a democracy who must dellver the eloquent de fense Surely this mdlvudual has no confldence but he does' He has much more for he has falth In the lustness of has cause faith mstllled by Supreme Guidance The prosecutlon orates wrth all that vigor and fidelity to a false cause can muster Beautvful pac tures of happiness are painted before the eyes of . 2 s. Q Ol 1 . . . . , . . - ' ' Shall the minds of men remain free and indepen- MGYX, Lenin, Und Stalin, The VSVY 0Ufl'10fS Of The I 1 I I A - susceptlble masses To us the daabollcal schemes are plamly vlslble However to wan our case we must prove the beneflts of democracv rather than dlscredlt the machunatlons of the opposltlon We must be the llvlng symbol of democracy dssplaynng the frults of democracy The defense speaks He IS not an eloquent per son merely an mdlvndual but he reasons directly plalnly and convlnclngly The defense pomts out that In a democracy the though the wlll of the malorlty prevails the rights of the mlnorlty are protected Each lndlvldual IS guaranteed lnallenable rights such as llfe luberty and the pursunt of happiness Trlal by a lury of ones peers IS Insured The enumeration of the benefnts of democracy seems mtermlnable The cllnchlng argument IS thus Although the many rtghts and prlvlleges exlst on paper they have no value unless they are put into practlce by the generous and noble facet of man s character Anything so generous must by nts very nature be ruchly endowed splrltually The argument continues Democracy has amass ed an abundance of worldly wealth The deluded totalutarlan states laborlng under the mlsconcep tvon that worldly wealth ns the crnterlon of success strnve to equal that wealth Its rlch splrltual re sources are democracy s greatest assets and most enduring foundations The defense rests Wall the verdlct be for Human Reason? Robert Wagner LOI'l eel' ,900 5 We built America my son And hardshups put them to a test Wuth the help of God and a rusty gun Only the hardy could survlve Each year we plowed the fertlle earth They had to fight to stay alnve There was llttle tlme for fun or mlrth We hope that after we are gone From Lexmgton there came the cry Other men wlll battle on Lets free the colonles or due' To keep themselves both strong and free Each mothers son went off and fought Secure In rights and liberty Untul the victory was wrought Then settlers started movmg west Barbara A Koch 119 , , , I I , . . . . I s n n u T I I I n 1 , ' 5 ' I ' I I . . . I . I I I . . I people are the important, the ruling element. Al- . . I I I u . I , . . . fa ,SD L . . , I . u - 2 . 7 ' , . . ,, ' I , . . . I . 118 X F K S msfef Muster Elf Wlth a turned up nose And a rusty tan He stays un has home ln a hollow tree Until It IS dark And no one can see Then as fast as he can He runs to the glen To be by a fire Wuth has fruends agam They romp and they roll They sung and shout They klck up their heels And run all about He enloys himself All through the night Tull Old Sol comes up And scatters daylight Then he turns on hrs heels And as fast as he can Back to has home Runs the llttle man When I walk through the forest I see no elves But I know they re there Though they hlde themselves Darlene Bohlander ILO JI W If QUQI X8 U50 Cl Il 0 For the past snxteen years lust hopmg that I would be a lucky wlnner and get a prrze Ive been srgnlng my name on coupons In hundreds of drawing contests Each year that hope has been gettmg dnmmer Dont thunk I havent trued When the new shopping center was bullt the owners celebrated by glvlng away nylons sweaters coats and gro cerres to any lucky person whose name was puck ed out of a shuffled plle of tickets ID a cardboard to the same store several tlmes flllmg out trckets for everyone In our family My nelghbor who signed only once won a prize whsle I won nothing If anyone had bothered to count he would have found my name on frfty slips of paper My worst defeat came the time I slgned up for a trlp to Bermuda It would be wonderful to swrm In tropucal waters and bask In the warm sunshme of the West Indies I was quite crushed when I found out someone else on our block had won Now I can t even toss a com without guessing heads or talls Here my luck falls too for It rs always talls when I bet money on heads If I should ever wan a prize during my re mamlng years Id never refuse It Even If It was one of those huge hams stores sometames give away ld take It regardless of whether It would fmt rn my oven In fact no one could touch me wnth a ten foot pole Pride would full me from my ears to my toenalls My great goal In llfe would have been reached Karen Holzhauser I I 4 I I , f 0 il' . l I c. ' ' z , I A e- -kbl a a u Z - I - 1 ? 0 I l ' I ' ' IS G shrewd Hffle mon box. I didn't sign lust oncep I often came back Hgh .jtain Out of nowhere oppeclr Two yellow circles Round os cot's eyes, Yellow heodlights Glecming Through The Night. Clickety-clock, clickety clock Whirling wheels riding Over shining steel rails Rushing Through e Night A long eerie whistle Sounds IH the velvety dork Filling my soul With loneliness Hciunting Through e Night Amelionne Fenton .74 Waaief Look over the meadows Wet with dew. Loc a the flowers They speak of you. See the gray dawn In the early morn The silhouetted harvest Of golden corn. Now you see fog Rolling over the land. It covers the night, Like a giant hand. Walk through the damp streets In the darkening night. Walk to a chapel There . . . a flickering lig t. This is your land, Your heavenly dream. I am your servant, The fate of your scheme. Linda Miller II Ollf So slowly so softly The glittering snow Floats gently to earth As a feathery show So slowly so softly From the heavens it drifts Mutfling the world As if in a myth So slowly so softly Like crystals each flake Each different in form Like delicate lace So slowly so softly Dispersrng all cares Not as a blizzard Where devils take share Kathy Sablers 24 Kal? Ufllflg As it is often quoted When I was young I spake as a child and when I became a man I put away childish things So should we as we grow older develop our minds so we can be of use to ourselves and others. Life has many times been compared to a little stream or tiny brook following its course closely as it rounds the bends We in life call these bends decisions but yet they re somewhat the same. We know not what lies ahead or beyond the bend but we decide and stick by our decisions. Life is full of many clouds and storms, as the sky is full of clouds and storms. When these clouds become heavy, then comes the storm with the rain and noisy thunder. Always after the storm comes the rainbow. In life this rainbow is a promise of better things to come. We must believe and put our faith in these rainbows, because these promises don't always come true immediately. So as His creations have a meaning, so do we as His creatures have a purpose. Our task is tc find this purpose and develop it. Mary Burger .X4 On? Sue glanced at the paper with a sigh. The headlines stood out in bold black print. Not omitting a single detail, it told the grim story of the latest crime of the slayer. She was not surprised. For almost a week now, the slayer had been in the news. Everyone was talking about his vicious career in crime which left his victims lifeless. Putting the paper down Sue proceeded to do her homework Her English and history were soon completed but on the third geometry prob lem she started to feel uncomfortable She tried to concentrate on it but to no avail The page seemed to dance before her eyes Looking around the room she had a premonition of impending evil Suddenly a grotesque shadow flickered by her window darkening the whole room Panlcky Sue ran out of her room and made a beeline to the telephone Even In her fright she realized what a silly mistake she might make by calling the police The number of the police station was printed directly across the phone book Should she call them? Another Idea quickly flashed through her mind She could call her mother at the store It was like a living nightmare without an end Fate was destined not to let Sue have her last chance The telephone call to her mother was never completed Before she even lifted the receiver a loud pounding at the door froze her into an iceberg of fear After an endless eternity of pounding and praying Sue saw that the door was shoved open by a brawny looking man in his thirties He ap proached Sue with a than upcurled lip Shaking but still paralyzed with fear she glanced at him with a pleading look Why dont people ever open the door for the gas man? Giving Sue a sour look he strode downstairs into the basement Karen Holzhauser unriae Bright fingers of fiery crimson Rolled back the shadows of night And the sun-burst dawn was upon me ln a dazzling eruption of light. Enraptured l gazed at a picture Painted brightly on a canvas of blue. Only the touch of a Master Could create such a heavenly view This panorama could never be copied No matter how hard I might try For Sunrise was the name of the picture Which was framed by the infinite sky Jake Larimer -E vW2'flf 'M 1, JM fwfr? 435393 if T 'Z jf' Ny sig Ps' if-rc 5 vh ix :gulf 1 W ji. O J Wan One of the most memorable persons Ive seen was a very old man who must have been at least nrnety Although I never met hrm III not forget hrm for many years At first glance he appeared to be rust Irke any other very old man He would have been of average herght had he not been so stooped over and so crrppled I notrced rrght away that he walked wrth a very slrght Irmp rn hrs left leg Hrs head was almost entrrely bald except for a very few strands of snowy whrte harr around hrs ears He wore the clothes of a factory worker a drrty blue shrrt that must have seen better days and blue cotton work pants that were equally as shabby On hrs feet were heavy, old, brown shoes, many trmes resoled and heeled In hrs rrght hand he carrred a black metal Iunchparl and the evenrng paper was stuffed under hrs other arm Hrs face was very shrrvelled up, and numerous I2-4 rrdges and wrrnkles made rt look Irke an aerral vrew of the Rocky Mountarns He had very bushy snowy whrte eyebrows that had grown together at the brrdge of hrs large nose All these characterrstrcs drdnt strrke me as berng unusual at all Then I looked rnto the old man s eyes They were the whole key to hrs personalrty So dark and large were they that I seemed to be rn a trance whrle starmg rnto them All the loys and sorrows the happmess and heartaches the successes and farl ures of hrs entrre lrfe were prctured rn hrs eyes He seemed to be unaware of anyone or anythrng He srmply stared rnto space wrth a happy and satrsfred smrle on hrs face Though hrs features were certarnly not beautrful, thrs old man's entrre face seemed to radrate a brrllrant Irght Though he had obvrously never been rrch nor rmportant, I'm sure that he had found true happmess durrng hrs Irfe by Kathleen Patrrck 7 ,--- . 1 .1-..,f. 'I -P' 1 ' 'f - ,G - . . . ,L f .,,4, -' G' ' - . irq . A X Vg' 'ki' 3, , , I ' M. I-E5 'II ' ' 1 -' ' H ' ,rv El if 'I C' .-fx A 'fI , -W--'Q' ' ' ,ff I I , T . We iv X, '. -V in ' :Abi -9 4 , + Y '- , I' ., 'f T j' . , -I2 , ' I 'I I 'Q T I I 'Q , Q 5- R I All , . . . . . . . U I . . , . ' I . , . . ' I . , , 5 I ' I 3A .X4I'l'lQI lCClIfl A flower of beauty A flower of prose The beautiful fragrant American Beauty Rose Fighting the elements Weatherrng the storm Staymg ahve Keeping its form The hue of nts petals So red as they unfold Become a tender story Not to go untold God must have known Thelr perils and torments For He sent ram ln thlrst quenching torrents Ram to replenish The sweet smelling rose A flower of beauty A flower of prose Qdlftiy SCA00! M0105 The freshman year us the first year When you feel so very small You may be always full of fear A you walk down the hall The sophomore year IS the second year When you feel a llttle older You ve now outqrown that Ilttle fear And feel you are much bolder The tumor year IS the thnrd year You are now an upperclassman You thank that everything IS clear The semor year lathe last year When school will soon be through You may be glad or shed a tear Luke a llttle boy thats blue Karen Lavlne Donna HIII POM? jlflfl Sometimes I thunk I would luke to travel Through time and space Going where man has not yet been Somewhere out nn the far blue yonder Where man has never been known to wander 0 all IGCLCQ I would walk through the myrlads of stars Never stopping Never wanting Just wandering Tull the day I due Pete Sa m ko T Q ' . t I I , ' And you kid the underclassman. jf J .Sy T1 L I Examples of creative art work done by Sandusky Public school students. 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'I r X 6,1 fix ,, iii' M ,, I54 If Ifffxrket IO Tlllg' f .'S 1 1959 lglllwmh of fvfl gmtz 1 '111 5 '1.I'1HIl N v v 1 1 I . 2 ' . A 'HES P..RKIfIS AVENUE C'0 gl 1 ' x 12-l'l11ss11'1 'gap f '. - ' J ' ,f ' -1'-I 'lf ' 11 .Y 11-1 7 A Divisuon of R. H, Mury 8 Co., Inf. I.Ef'A?PI'Q'3 - - YUIf'AfIIZIff'5 ITX11' :fx Pl C0114 '1111111111'o11.x ,A A I , I .111 1, 11. 11,11'1.'1 111 ' ' 'c KIA- 11,51 f1'1111111.Y. Co n1pl1'rr1rr1l,1' of H Routh PEICIQIIIU' C0 IJ.11:c'xf1cld Brand HANIS BACUN K nn nztulfltmm STEUK FRUIT FARM Congratululmm to the 611111 or 1939 OHIO THEATRE AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR EW NEI S SHOES HATS CLEANED AI LJ BLOCKED 231 E MARKET SI SANDUSKY OHIO C umplzmf 1111 Bunker S Boat Sales C011 ftlfllltlflllll fI0NI'DH?IIl'lIf.1' nj BARONE'S BARBER SHOP 444 H,::: ,Ave Phare ff.-5.1 S-1946 l'1nnpZimrr1t.1 HIT ERENCI-I TEX CLEANERS Best II uhm SXII I H LOPXI QONIPXXX SANDUSKY OIL COMPANY INC JIOBILCAS f'OBILOII nzrfralzzfalzfzu arm' 3 111 1 161 If Ihr' an rf Q41 lui: 511111111 il71111er.1l 74111119 Phone MA 5 7794 0 11111 In lm Il ar Serzzr 111111 II Ill al 1' III iz 1 61115501 9 f 1, I 1 , Corso S Barber ci Beauty Shop Ilmurl uflzn and 131411411 II ark Our Spruullx I I I l 'lh ' PI one MA 5 9383 I4 . 7777777 YY 777 27777 777 727 JCI l I . fy.. . ' f' N N v ,r A A I 4 4 A I 1 A ' ' ' ' A . i3Ib- V232 C'I,EVEI.A'QIf AVIQ I1 P I, H ' If ' A cf 1 ', ,- 1.2,- Vi.-1 .1 1 CII ,W 7,,, , fl ' H ' - 1 -5 A I 5 520 Cel-,111.b11S Ave Scmdnzsky, Ohio fl I -I S .. ' ' ' ' .V flu! 1.1 .1 lv I zu' nj AI ' 'I r' - I KJXI ' -1' lf 11 ' fmf 51' I'l'1't.Y . g . X 'K' ' f 'S H Cn p 1' l'l1l.,I, of I .. - I -U , , - ,-. 111-1-ffl!.S'1'r:'1'1'v if ' ,pn h - ' . .1 . -. O 1,1 l'HIi BA RR RL'I3I3liR I'RODL'C'l'S CO. IU'-.flf ffl ,' 'XIIV' 11111111 X DI UC 111 111 IHINIXN H1 H 1' A IIII 5 FV CHA INV RATHKE S LIPPUS S LINDUQKY ELLCTRIC INC T I 1'1111gr11f11l11t1m1x Clfnx 11,1 51, NEIL IEWELERS .. ., , ,, Egfr Ifraflzcrs STORE FOR MEN SANDUSKY, OHIO 'l'lw XX -XGNICII UITXHHIICS um I Q11 ISI 1 IIP KRIEGLER ORGAIN AND PIANO CO Fdllt II I he ek qtvf I I mnpam Q m Iuekf OMC 'VI 0 Be I IP QIQQI Cflstmgs l II 'mx .Il .1 1'I11r1'r,v of I L ' 31:71 .5Tr .' Oi.. fI'IiLI.,'I'fIJ I.If.IQ 'IQVII ,, I I RI'I3I3IiR TOYS .- NIJ Vu: 111111-:III INI 'S'IIRI.XI. RI'I3I3IfR li DIJS 111' 1 fqlllllflfi 1 x 112 f'f11x.v1,jf '50 , . Cn11111'11l11f1111'o11,w I P11 ' '.'.xLI-Pf1.PIII? II' If 3 . Q 1 N X izxd md 1 I'5.-'-.INIIT T I I X1 5 Y L 1 IVTI-iII,V3 1'-.Iff IIIXIISS IIT III HIfIi'I'1'xl. f3IiIIVIf'I' 1.., -.f.L'.I, .Q ,ri r. nf f-'-f 11.7 S19 fx, ,I1 ,.,. 1' 71 li.. O fl.-VIII ',,' QEIY CHIC Periodical Puhlishers' Service Bureau, Inc. Ollqldflfl afiond lie 511059 xIdgdZlllt I Ill ul ltlflll fund D1 tllblltlljll f IlljlIlllllI1flOllS 111111 SAXDLSIG ILXIBFR CO Il Grace Schaefer Beauty Shop U Tar P511 a B Il flllfllfllfl P V Laundry BLOOMOUIST RADIO 61 TV 1 I 01111 lzsor a THE ERIE COUNTY INVESTMENT CO Th Old R 11111 111 AIRPORT RESTAURANT PII F CREEK Xl ARIN X Star Couahlarv Ma O errs Boat Evmrude Moto UGTVICG and Repo r Wmter Storaa Sohio Marine Gas I9 5 7 STATE RECREATION BOWLING CENTER 3 Imes for S100 145 C 1 f 1 0 A K 7 :ki I I . I yu ' o I . 1 ' Z 1 .S i. . .0 U - c'0V1gHItll! 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C'1m1pli111111tx nj Your .-111111711 Dmllrr I A IiCI,I.I11I1 Fl'NEIxfXI, III N IC WILLIAMS MUSIC CENTER 'URCA S P I I GEC CANALCS INC C I It R IIIfR XCI' CX SI R XNLI md RUN S Xu S Il 111.1 Il 11,r11111111 II I 1 TH SANDUSKY RCCEING CC INC Bertsch IeweIe-rs Inc K.1,11111'11111I1111o11,I from FLETCHER FREIGHT LIXIQS INC 1111 1 1 In llllllllf CLEVELAND CHIC LCRAIN CHIC VERMILICN CHIC SANDUSKY CHIC TCLEDC CHIC EIA AIJCS -ERI STCRII WINDC H-'rr DLR SPECIALTY' D IRFFTC ERIE ACE CC 1323 HARRISCN 11g 11111111 If II PALAZZC BRCS SCHIC lf 1 Hx II S1 WHITE HCUSE DRIVE IN I Il HLXII IX LILAXIRS I I I y I .xlbfflf l'Il'f'l.1fllf YV' .VPU 'f lfluflll ,. t . A '.'.'IfI'I.fTEI'Ii I3IAfQC?' Afi ', ,1.ff.f I !1. f 7I'f If-.flff C'5ff'f 1-.TSI f'IfI.f.f ,II Riff Ifff'TI1Uf.fIffI'IS .QTUI IC' I.DiiSOff5f I I XVII lI,IfSgXI,I'f IJIS'I'RI3I '1RS J e'0 f . I 3:1 1 CR, :i,-..T1 , 1 , . I - 1' - 1 w A 1 w 1 11.:.' If - , IEL 1 , J J .X J 1 C9 E I SCI' A--HAHAHA Pam., IAA 61209. IN' 'A A 4' I ' D' V11 fftlfl 1 '1 ,vY'111 I,Il11llC XI: ,'--II-I2 I'111 l'If.l'lIl -'S11l'11 .'t1li1111 Corner CI Hays: and Perkmfs , . '.rm,.sk',' Chzc Pham: IJIAITI 5-7357 . tl 1f .I Ol I1 F EI I41A1.TIs1r 'I' If 151112 ASQCCIII: QUICK CC7UE4'1'I'5'JS .iIIIiVIC'IT Riff CIQIPL: .::.: Sir.:..11',' I' ' ' Q tl' . - 1- fy W' I t U X H H CQ11111'1l11f11l1f111,v lo II11' V1 i ' . - - W 'K' 1,1 1.1 1,1 Ifm H- 1' ' f:.ir.'- f.f.5,.r. 5-143. . 1 1 1 1. . 4 x I Ii '1'1'IfST I.'fCI'RCI' if'IRIfEf'I' - 23:16:11 MA SIT? ,. f- ,, mf. - IQ .Y Ig,:,'s mr'-:Qt 1,af',:g..f.' .n I . ITE flff TD THF' 'DLI-..ff' I' 'Q Tj,Q'A.' f ZI'..I..: 12 'fi J IERRY S BARBER SHOP HOTEL P EPLR X Vx S e rr rm L X0 N U, Wu xx UK SRKIB Efrtooe 0109! Y QRP-VW? W w C wzgmlulutzons '-gn ' no ww The Mock Iron Works Company nxpfznzrnls rf lhe XI mlmtt ln Llotlnng 5IXX 5 21 llj Iam! lllt A II an T KK. v E If Q' ' 'I In Bo' -4 ,F .I I Q , ' T f' I T, 1 Endeavovsn 'K' A ' In . B ln AH Ouham-lie -' ihE5 ,,.-5' 1. 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HO HIT TAPPAI HA ILTO I E 5 A I lllllllfllfllflf III an I 9x9 LNIUN CHAIN UIC XI ANL F ACTL RING CO S77 THE SANDUSKY PAINT CO f PI L SH PLP A LP PERS 0 .440 USKY OHIO Grade A M1114 Dolry Products Ice Creom Comeo Dmmg Room BOGERT GUN STORE 4LIro'Lf lf, 'D I il P f II PTOI U11 Sl L EUQVY OHO QLIClx S PLNLRM HOXIE YOUR Ip: J Maint RGBERTS IEWELERS LT R RAIUATP FEI 'JLOFI T FPFU V SYNDER S DELICATESSEN V ROCPRII FARRYOUI C 0l1glZltll1Z1tl0llS Class of ml M MN f same Home me cox: an 3511105 me size I I W Allllllllllllll A NIHUIICSIIIIII UM PLAZA HARDWARE 1 wk Hx HESSLER RLUMBINC CS. HEATING CO m I Eu III 1 SUNWAY CLEANERS 2 l I 1 r 1 x r 1 1 r 1 r 1 x H'- '1 :XL I S I A Ll I LR Com fl'Illt'llf.W 'S H'H'f' AFI ' Wy . 'X.'. .-STI YJ I E .ELITE Of a IJ .J L , I K A A 1 . 7 ll! lllll. lllfllfjlllf' ' 'ilIVllfYD5J4lll' E'1r.r'1'f1',' fjill ,, L , A Q, II W Al.TST.-3ET'I'I1H E L A STAETTE. 1 A 1 . . J . mx I .3 124 . rnfffm Y' R' i.L5TICIfEE 3 , f -A . W Q V ' M7 Ilfxrmcofk Sdn :'z::k',', Ohm W 4 ' Rhine- Y-ffxlf, 5-1774 l I W N J x L 95- 7' .FIU 39 ., .,LL4L.,.,., , .. ,L,,A., .,E. ,.,. . . .. A 'p ' -' E ' N., ,,,. 5. .,., A L.,.,.,. , .gf , A fa .3 fiff 'fgtffi V ' - N, A , 25 S I -QLQ: lilo' It ' 0 J l 0 , K, . ' G K I1 0. SANIR SUV 3,fZA I' 11, x .. 'EU Exirf- ...f 4:1 5-S334 Co fvf1'nrr1t.x of 'I jf. '.'.'L5'T I'-f-'-.Tffi :'f'ffI'LI ll. J. XPICI, I,l Xllilili UU., INC I3f1f1f1w4Sf132 Cr-10 xt':2..r .E'1Lf'12,1L' L'1r:.Li1r T7f2'1l+f: fvtlllffml lflinm Cl, ' Asif In H14 i'l4l.v,x nj' ILJSKJ Qglf: f.fCK,:'.Qf-1' Si S':r1d1Sk',j Og: RAY S STUDIO WISDOM HOI' OR LOVE Cr Hlf7lIHlf nlv Slater CS: Smuh Truckmg Co BOII MILA ROAD ulafz nc 1 he UIIIVBYSHI Clay Products Co. Mfrs of Electrlc Porcelcun Insukxtlon ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK OHIO FNGRAVING CO fmml luv! In flaw or ,Q HOLMES RESTAURANT Cumplnurnfv nr CASUAL SHOP ISJ2 HAYPQ AVE I49 '.', SgTeC1'1l1zQ ir. I 915 C3I'gfib'g.i .F'.','CI 1'Q'E . fflif pI'1CfC'jTCPh'EI'I. HAIR 54915 SENIOR ACTIVITY 'f'fEIlIQIffGS ' '. Iv J . , Q' x I s 1,1 I , . Of FI 'I IfIAIl l 62051 BY Congral 'o . frfnn r 1 ' W l'n np 'nrntx 1:1 W4 ' S STEPHENS PR1N'1'1Nv PIT N Q Q, SEQRES Y ' ,., .M 11.01, . K IH7Yf7fI771l'lIf,Y 11,1 EREY FUNERAL HGME T Yph 'RYAN A-wr V . r.',, .:,,.. 'f J....C 'rqfrrlll ll' . 'll.. l E X Sl IRS INK A Complete ata C r Men amd Yo cr II Mahala Laundry CS Dry Cleamng IEAN S DINER VMI: Suppl: Umm Su fwfr Xssml ltnd SUPPIILFS Im P Mrk 1 r CORPORATION ljffzllzf l,f'01!ll1'1'V gf THE FRAM I1 ll ll u X NIUNRUI NI SXNIHHRX UIIIU 12111111 1 RALPH S JEWELRY If xss1x11Ar1m Located At Madrsan Street ard Columbus Avo W Market Street KURACH 61 BUDERER ll 111 W 1 Co 11 zla our lo 11,1 Iflwfl fllz' fl 1 1 Cl H 7 Ib, fm 11'11'r1l11n fw 1'71ou1 1'f11.11' '1 11.11 y1'1lr.1 ' Y Y I 1 1 X IDI 'J' L, , 1. N n 2127 X.. 4 Q 1 4 7 fa - f r,mgM '1 1 Q A . A' 4 . , lm! 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IANTZEN SWIM SUITS for Men ond Women I-IOLZAEPEEL BROTHERS 157 COLU ABUS I EI UE WILKEN SHEET METAL Heoimq of Alf C nd t on n 7 ARROW CLEANERS I HOUR SERV CE filfllfllfllf P H I L C O cotaporamuorw SANDUSKY DIVISION 152 ll PELICAN RESTAURANT Commerclol Pr ntmg Co Stout S Sandusky Home Improvement Co I C, tom floors of C tpl to r 1 ooel n fll WELTEH S oRoCERY KLENK AUT U BODY I HILDA S DINETTE Ill lonrplumnts of HIE if Ai FUI NDHX LUNIPAINX f4m1,g'r'f1lI1ff M115 IIIHHII Ulf . i , x xv , Efiwzri W Stfnl-' ::'.-:nit 'ff if Wit,-f ff:-.Ln T771 4'nmplimrnf.v 1,41 , I 1 f o xi 1 TI f IIO VI Monroe Svoe' R.. f-,,,,,f,,i,,,,.,,,X,,', Sf Cottuxeuss ftvtgrzut' SOI-H0 SERVICE I-'IILISCIIICY Horfiwood Kitchens I:.ter:-'ccrnon Colnrnbus, Etotf 5 Cornpbclt Us I I Om 'C ' GU 1 I LVIHIKQVII frllfffllx 13' E fe. 'V' , r St Sinks' O22 X , , Co ' ,f of Hrs! nf l.m'lc To Ihr C'lt xx of .SQ I 7 Y I ' ' I ' 1 ' .' V 1 1 N p 1 'N f 1 E , I J 1 'I . . T' I I f The Cohn Store Inc , HMM ff X' A ' SANITARY DRY CLEANING Nl X IURN U KY O F URS1 ER CHINA LU FGLEY BROTHERS S Iefferson Camera CS Hobby Center VN PAHAJNS Dr Iohn Wasyllk QD Dr Q Car Bulger QD Dr Walter Pannmg DDS Dr B G Ward MD Dr B L Close DDS Dr A E Close DDS Dr Wrlllam Burger MD Dr Emerson Hoyer DDS Dr Wllllam Sernans DDS Dr I K Schaefer DDS Dr B1chard Ieffrey DDS Dr Ed Soltesz DDS Conf 1'llfIlll1fI.O!I.Y in Slllllllljldj' .ffrzff 13- frown ' 'our IEIIJIIIOII 1 f lar UU. Y f '. r sf' .. M INN E H sms S , Hro 1 w . Erotic !lfAlf1 5-8715 POYYCV Sir c'0HfiU'1IflII1Ifi1Hl.Y gg Barber hop 3 243 East Market Si. UF ' A , O Gyne Street Fnone Mfr, '-3157 Across :rom Srrnth H r j ' 'N A - , . . - S . . I . , . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . I . . . . , . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . I , , , . , . . . Aclmunustratlon Advertlsmg Ballots Say Band Band Club Basketball Bowlnng 81 Gym Aids Cheerleaders Chess Cholr College Club Commercual Club Cross Country Dramatlcs Club Football Forum Club Fram Future Nurses Club General Actrvutues Go HI Lltes Home Ec Club International Club Intramurals Klwu Flyers Laterary Sectlon Malorettes Math Club Pep Club Plcture Foreword Seniors Student Council Swan Club Swammrng Table of Contents Tenms Ticket Sellers Track Ushers Varsity S Club Wa Wrestlmg INDEX 10 111 126153 52 53 94 95 62 65 58 61 98 100 92 93 8485 112 25 6 7 1851 ' ' ' ..... . . . ..... . . . . . . . . 2- . . . . ....... .... . . 89 ' ' . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . 71 . . . ..... ........ . 101 ' .... . .... . . . . . . 96,97 ' . . . ......... .... . 81 . . .... . . . . . . . 69 ' . . . .... .... . . . . 77 . . . ....... . . . . . 78 If ..... . .... . . . . . . 67 '- ' .... .... . . ...... 91 . . . ............ . . 83 I'll Always Remember .... . . ........ . . . . . 54 . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . 66 ' ' . . . ...... . . . . . . 90 ' . . , ...... ....... 1 01 . . . . .... ....... . . 86 ' , ....... ....... - 1 ' .... . . . . . ..... . . 74,75 . . . . . . ......... . . . . . . 79 ' ' . . . ............ . . . 70 . . . .............. . 4,5 ' ..... . ............... 67 ' . . . .............. . 87 ' . ........ . . . . . . 80 'Il ..... ............... 5 5 ' . . . . ........ .... . . 66 bl All l0gI'Cll 7 L 1'- b rf ' r, . v.1 f 7 V , I W ' U J , ' 4. 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