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M. iii' ?' n 1, XX,-ff I , 1,x .M T Q h f I L f,,f.gg1z t,Vj,?w'I--',, H I I CLINIC NII'l,'l'l'l'l IIVUSIQ IIUUNI mm-v lah-S gn-ul prish- in its m-II-wlllippcml This morn. xshivh IIIVIIIIIUF lhv vlvuwninry 1-uf flnm. lvriu. is an rmmm muvh in usv. not only Ivy thu sc'I1mnI. hut hy thc- VHIIIIIIIIIIIII. NEW IIICII SCIIIOUI, Uur nvw high s1fI1ouI in lhv lllllkillg 1' ,fn- L- 1 -Q- P1 , t ,, ,- I 1 '91 ' -Wftlvbf IV-KRT Ol THE PRESENT FLEET OF BYSES Due tw the large increase in Sllltltxlll fntx-mm lwusvs arc now userl, wnw i1-lm am- ftill mercrnwrled. Perry prmim vm- murc lvusvs for the use 'f s' tudents Vlilllillg from this tmmship. 18 .f b , 1 K fi -P , ,J M: .M- Nw ,,,,,..-- , ,.,.fvw '- 'df Ul ll I-'IIIFI' l l.lClf'l' Ol lil S Nwvn svllmrl lillS4'5. llu- lll'lll1' :lm e plmnlul lln lrm Il :lull ill mulul NllLHKlll . ' ' - 1 f wx 1 ln l'l2lr. 'llw llllS4'5 wvrm- --llll lwy llu f ll ml 'lqruvlx lfmnlmxnx. PAST COACHES Our coachcs were Mr. Pugh, who coached foot- ball and liass-hall. and Mr. Knecht. who coached liaskclliall. Al that time the girls were very active in interscholastic sports. consequently Shawnee had two coaches for girls. Mrs. Waltz and Miss Iirincr. 7144 Zeea BEGINNING FACULTY Consisting of eight members in 1926, our faculty has very definitely increased. The ninth picture is that of the office girl. In 1926 our principal. Mr. Pugh. taught a full schedule. Mr. Lappin also taught some classes. It was these nine people. though. who started our school on its ever increasing progressive trend. 3W.g..wv5... NI. pn, I , Y, -, ,Hitt if Il-ci' I We 'F .I , , ai' I 'W 'fe 'TS , , ' iff' it 'tv Wm X... S I I Ill I I mtg IW' I. i lllla all PRESENT MUSIC TEACHERS Whereas in 1926 one music tcacher. Miss .lulia Stanley. handled the entire musical program of the school. we now need three teachers for the junior and senior high school. Mrs. ,lanct Myers and Mr. Harold Beckett teach vocal music. while Mr. Frederick Mills teaches instrumental. 7 ch ' PRESEN 'I' COMII I IIS Our expz1mIvrI athletic' prugrzmi now rt-qttirvs nim- at-In-s, two of wIiic'I1 am- not in tI1c pivturt-. When I svhool Ivcgun. this work was 1-usily ItancIIctI Ivy four. PHIQSICYI' Fftfil I.'I'Y In Contrast to tht- In-ginningl fzu'uIty of t-ight tm-mln-rs there are now over thirty. This is an infurnml gutIwring, in IVIr. Lappiifs officv. 5' lil - 'shi ' ..x:....M.-iw V' :.-.Q.,,.- -ff-H Ms H mf if I' .. 5, 1 K' 0.9 ' . 'EI' if I 'R eg -.vu W W. 71 in --AA Q-KMENKSWAQHQWHQWW W. ' M - y A ,t 3 1 ' 1 A ' ' 1 ' if i.m,3,L , K K -f r- i - s lllhnh gl - 17' 8 V in-ff -W ..-,, . I 3 my . wr g A 4 5' 5 fi 2 I 9 , Q1 I , ' S xslt' f 1'-it H Nm HQ Wyman . ..., 'f' QQ-,A-- 1- 1 U3 nu: . I film W vW ,g ES. f i , umm Fi ,.. As.. .4 7 K fl 51 K , a - '----ff- 5 2 Q. ,. ., .,, lg A k,. U b,,',' H k , . , N,:- gif I , A 2 x Ei if I Q Lf ,. A 2 f 1 Q 1 F if 1 . , 1xvw J' L:.,, 5 xx -l -W--V gxws' ' A - . .---. Q iy. My I ............ fi Q if 3312 ' Q SI Q! - 0 . -ii 'l ,Q 93.1 Wa OLD TYPIING ROOM Z6 the first Cuinnierc-ial lk-purtnient CUIINI tecl J the typing rumn. litmkkeepingz cli c were held in regular trlassmmiis. BUSINESS MACH INES Modern equipment used in the business machines romn helps prepare students for life in the offices of large corporations. B605 NEW TYPING ROOM Nlodern and pleasant surroundings help Tl to make life in school more enjoyable. IC . Q. d desks used have adjustable tops dengue for ease In use. NEW BOOKKEEPING ROOM A room with desks built to the roper height for the looolclceeper, 'ith the correct type of chair is ow used, in contrast to a regu- lr classroom used in 1926. W Q '. 1 r,,:'.. fm, 4, 5 fu,-Q s, S. 'iw ' j A. 9 . 5 ,X :+'I- . - ' ' l'Fl fx -in 2- Si-: 5' 'WQYHV-L .L'l .3 Cfwpnmuf -'T 'B -1' nv' -' . - 'NU '-.. so , ll gk lsr. J JS t IE Ti 'l'l'l 'X -+ +A i . .1 W D Wwe geea '7 INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts and Agriculture Departments. in the beginning. used the same shop room. Now they both have their own shops. Many new machines have been added. during the years, to the Industrial Arts Department. hung, td lvl ws HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The Home Economics Department has always been modern in its furnishings since the beginning of our school. As the years have passed, new designs in electrical appliances have been substituted for the old. To give training for every aspect of home making is the purpose of this department. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT The Agriculture Department is equipped to give adequate training, by actual practice, in every phase of farm life. A chance to get further training along this line is offered by this department to the farmers of the community. CHEMISTRY . 7314 HISTORY GOVERNMENT ENGLISH BIOLOGY mee ea '7 PLANIQ CEOMETRY ECONOMICS SPANISH EI PADKE U Nm UB US GICNERAI. BUSINESS 74eQeamal 960246 P M 744 geew Extended li GENERAL M LXTH EM .-XTICT 7450 OPENING SECTION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES .OO.., ACTIVITIES OOO., SPORTS N ADVERTISEMENTS B- 'e'! 'I 'f Win Il XIV' 4? Urzzw 5' 4 Q. 'sqft' lx, .,, at Q .P 1 r. Good administrators, good in- structors help make a school outstanding. Shawnee has both. ADMINISTRATION If II' r . 5, If .ggi W ?rQ L. G ar gy Q-+ W .. 5- K ' A ag.. 5 iw V . km, A R Q . '7' , . A .I l x . K. 5 .mb ww, , A, -, P' ' an., 'D w. xwa 1 .5 M - - -MJ Q ' 'uf 5 1 t Y I . ' 1 .1 4 YU f, M, -. ,fi I ,5 .I ...I g ,Ling JZ Y t i If i H I: K I , . ,. e 5 f A A45 it if 6,4 0m my same Supvrinlenffenl C. C. LAPPIN Oherlin Colle-ge. B.A. Ohio Staten- 1inirersity, MA. ln Ihr- inonth of May. 1926, Ihr- school lwlls chimecl out lor ls' last limo in thi- lvnildings at Sliadysimlv. llunw. Elmvit-w. harp, K1-nip. lVlow1'ry. llt-Ist-l. and lVlyvrs Fvhools. Only the font'- ionl -whool at lVlL'11t'll1 tllN'Ilt'tl thi- nvxt fall. lllht' otllvrs gathf-rt-tl 1 N-ptt-inlu-r. l'l2t'v. in tht- nf-wly 1-rc-Ct:-fl ilviitralize'tl Srhool uilrltng. Tha- high whool pupilx. ont' huntlrv-il z-le-wn in nunilwr. who .nl hw-n st-nt out ilr tuition pupils to Lima South. Lima Central. Yapalwin-ta. and flriilvr-xillv we-rc' hrought into thi- ni-w hnihlingg i ht- we-ltlwl into tht' firxt 51lLlWIlPr' High Svhool, N-wit tom-lie'i'Q anal tht' 5llIl !'IIllQ'IlllPH1 txsho taught part tinn-I orkwl in th-f nvw high ft-hool thier first. year. lhu mfliool operatvsl lon as il fl-your high, with grzlclos, nino, ton, vlm-von and twvlvv. May of 1027 saw 14 svniors l't-wivm' tht' first lllIllUlllilS issued hy ,MW ,MW l It 1 hawnw lligh Svhool. 'l'ln-so honors-d onvs wr-rm' Cloyd Bakr-r, nth llowsln'r. Daisy Carnvy. litigt-imc Coopt-r, lla-raldine Frey:-r, H1105 llillin. ,Ivssiv Harshnian. Kathryn l,oy1-r. Laura Mayor, arry 'Nlilh-r, William Parvnt. llaxnon Rf'Pvvs, lioe-na Spyker and on Wiki-I. The- fall of 1028 raw tho Tlh and Sth grail:-N achlf-il to ther high hool. llii- now six-yt-ar organilation rvqiiiriwl I2 tt-avlwra ons- tht' now onw wax 0. ll. Knvvlit-our pit--writ l'rint'ipal. who ugh! hixtorx and woavliwl lootlnall his fir-t xv-ar. l if 2 The high svhool oporated thi- first yvar without a prinvipal. ln the fall of 1927 Rivhartl Pugh, st'it'i1t'v t4'at'ln'r, war- 4l4'9lQLIl2ll4'4l as prinvipal. 111- vontinucd in that vapavity until his nntiinf-ly dvath in March of W39. His kffvn spirit. his vhartning pf-rxonality and hard work li-fl an indelible mark on the- f-arly yt-ara of filiawnve-. Miss Dorothy llrinr-r sriccfw-tl'-tl Nlr. Pugh as print-ipal and von- tinul-'d in that vapacity with Qingular Qtivve-Qs until Nhr- wt-nt big' ganw hunting: in tht- Wvffst in tht- sunnnvr of Ill-13. like' thi- Nlounties. wht' got hf-r man -and now live-s in Fvaltle- ae Mrs Uorothy' Brine-r l'lunnnr'r. H:-r -llf't'4'-itll' in 19,13 may none- othvr than O. C. Knv-Cht who has wry -tIl'4'l'SGl'Illl3' rarriwl the- tort-h up to the prcsvnt thnc. From thu- standpoint of physical plant, in 1939 an vlovvn-c1aSs- room addition was addvd and in 1952 u nc-w elmnvntary hniltling. Sc-ptr-mher, 1956, should see tht' svnior high in its na-w quartvrs. From the original 14 graduate-ee of 1926, this ye-ar will ln' si-ntling nearly a 1lllIltlTt'll to face the- lntnrs-. From tht- lll stnilt-nts of 1926 high school. wt' havo now grown to 700. Ilnsvrtz Nlr. l.appin as hcl appvarfwl in 1027 l,lulina.l Q 0 The expanding high school population over the past three decades not only has brought about extensive changes in the physical plant, but also has been the means of expanding and enriching the curriculum of our school. From a beginning faculty of seven teachers and an offering of twenty-five different subjects we have now developed to the point where we are able to include sixty-one different courses with a high school faculty of thirty. This lends suffi- cient variety to our course of study so that every student should be able to pursue his vocational interest as well as to develop his native talent. Nowhere is the growth of Shawnee School more manifest than in its extra-class activities, with the many and diversified student organizations that now exist. From a meager handful of students en- rolled in five organizations in 1926, thirty years of growth now shows a combined enrollment of 1154- students in twenty-five groups. These figures do not include the many boys engaged in the full sports program offered to Shawnee students. While the specific goals of each club may vary, the over- all aims still remain the same: to provide an opportunity for every student to take part in prop- erly supervised extra-class activities each according to his interests, his needs and his ability to benefit. As our growth continues, we are ever mindful of the responsibility of adjusting and converting our total resources and educational programs to the needs of our times. O. C. KNECHT Bowling Green State University, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Mr. Knecht in 1930 fTaken from annualj iv' .,-, -2 195,53 . ' 'S Sy. lg-Q. we .f sw an ia - W ii W ' I I Il I ml raw -f, , , .. .... mas, ...-. . gddflddfg ' President, Carl Settlemireg Vice President, Horace Shockg Clerk, Paul Lytleg W. E. Williams, Fred Bunke, resignedg Dr. W. B. Light fnot in pictureb replaced Mr. Bunker. These five men have undertaken and successfully brought to a conclusion a huge job this year. They not only have kept this large plant running smoothly, but also have kept the work on the new high school building moving forward. That the new building was completed ahead of schedule indicates their success. We have reason to be proud of this board of education, who have worked so tirelessly to make Shawnee a school that never stands still. SCHOOL NURSE Luena Gallup. R.N. SICCRETARI ES Lois Landfair Secretary to Mr. Knechz MILDRED RONEY Secretary to Mr. Lappin DOROTHY LONG General Office Secretary Wi 'L giillll 3211 cy45cdaaZ ?4w6l4y From the past to the present our faculty has done its best to train Shawnee students to become good citizens. With all of its faculty holding a B.A. or B.S. degree and over half of them holding an lVl.S. degree, Shawnee can well be proud of its corps of instructors. NICHOLAS BACA Ohio State University, B.A.. M.A. American History-11th grade General Science-8th grade Spanish 1 and 2 Seventh Grade Class Adviser Spanish Club Adviser Senior and .lunior Hi-Y Adviser HAROLD BECKETT Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Music-7th and 8th grades Senior Class Adviser A Cappella Choir Director 95 25.253927 RALPH BLAUVELT Ohio State University, B.S., M.A Audio-Visual Education Director General Science-7th grade SHIRLEY BONNORONT Miami University, B.F.A. Ohio State University, B.S. Art KATHRYN BOWERS Miami University. B.S. English Il and III junior Class Adviser JAMES S. BURNS Ohio State University, B.S. Interim Teacher for Mr. Starling Vocational Agriculture Eighth Grade Class Adviser F.F.A. Adviser G. WILBUR BYERLY Manchester College. B.A. Indiana University, M.S. General Math Math, Eighth Grade Sophomore Class Adviser Varsity Football Coach ROY E. CRITES Bowling Green State University B.S., M.A. Biology Public Speaking Freshman Class Adviser Junior Class Play Director LAWRENCE DECKROSH Defiance College. B.A.. B.S. Indiana University, M.S. General Science. Ninth Grade Math, Seventh Grade Sophomore Class Adviser Public Address System FLORENCE GORMAN Ohio State University. B.S. Business Machines Shorthand I and II Typing I and II Senior Class Adviser Chief Production Adviser Quilna Business Adviser Quilna Photographer BEATRICE GUYTON Ohio Northern University. B A Ohio State University. M.A High School Reading Wfmrld History JAMES HATHAWAY Bowling Green State University B S Drivers' Training Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing ,Iunior Class Adviser Radio Club Adviser .l......1- DAVID LY TLE Ohio Northern University, ILS. i V Mat h. Seventh G radc Social Science, Seventh Grade World History Seventh Grade Class Adviser RUBY MAYER Capital University. ILS. English I English. Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Class Advi FREDERICK E. MILLS Ohio University. BS. Columbia University. MA. Senior Band Senior Orchestra Junior Band Elementary Orchestra Instrumental Music ANNA MAE PATTERSON Wheaton College. l3.5. Vocational Home Economics Eighth Grade Class Adviser F.H.A. Adviser RUBY HI-ISS Ohio State University. B.S.. MA. English I History. Eighth Crude Seventh Grade Class Adviser PAUL I.. HUGHES Bluffton College. ll..-X. Indiana Ilniversity. MA, American Government American History .Iournalism Sociology Freshman Class Adviser Chief Editorial Adviser Varsity Baschall Coach MARY LINIIART University of Pennsylvania, B.A. English. Seventh and Eighth Grade General Business Freshman Class Adviser KENNETII LUSK Ohio Northern University, B.S. Indiana University, MS. Chemistry Drivers' Training Physics Sophomore Class Adviser Junior High Football Coach Golf Coach BERNADINE REINHARDT Bowling Green State University. B.S. Health PhysicaI,Education Cheerleader Adviser G.A.A. Adviser Pep Club Adviser Y-Teen Adviser RICHARD R. ROEDER Wittenberg College, B.S. Ohio State University, M.A. Algebra I Advanced Algebra Plane Geometry Senior Math Trigonometry Junior Class Adviser W. D. SHACKELFORD Ohio Northern University, B.A. General Science, Seventh and Eighth Grade Junior Class Adviser Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach PAUL SNIDER Ohio Northern University. B.S. U. S. Merchant Marine Academy B.S. in Marine Commerce Physical Education Sophomore Class Adviser Assistant Baseball Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach JOHN STARLING Ohio State University, B.S., M.A. Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Adviser E. C. ULRICK Indiana University, B.A. Business Law Economics Latin I and II Eighth Grade Class Adviser Chief Business Adviser Cross Country Coach Varsity Track Coach LOREN C. VAN METER Wittenberg College. B.S. Ohio State University, M.A. Industrial Arts Shop Math ii? , K, 'X n-.1 - ,.1. Sain: xgism. 5.1 iv- 1' Y R rf? e gl Y 'F , A AF I- .3 N ::..:. -- .5 fwsx 5 lfky' S' 4 A ' Ng. .ii f V L , I 1 K 5,1 XXX f xv' X' Xi 'Sf ,. ---' J! 225' l rn. ,N S Q. -uri 'x n 1 E - ws R . --Iss: .5 ff . 4- pfgm ,T , f 35 Q 1 f , sf Q MW, 'WY X , , Q X 5 f 1 ef 'LL J? wif? 2 ,. . K if .-Q.-M L ,, Principal MRS. RHEA W. EARL Ohio Northern University. B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. DORIS BRACKNEY Secretary to Mrs. Earl Shawnee Elementary School has de- veloped from one class per grade to five classes per grade. This has been due in large part to the blending of urban and rural into a suburban district. Methods of learning have changed. The spreading of new knowledge has included not only schools, churches and press but radio, television, public for- ums and discussions. Our pupils are not satisfied with as- signments from one book, but search for information from many sources. Learning is now an active process of experiencing. Shawnee, surpassed by no other school, has accepted the better ways of learning, has demanded high standards of education and training for teachers, and has provided adequate facilities for a diversified education. GRADE lg I an l l -lla uc' Ion . 1 tllowlinll fvffff' U Bb' R by Kephafi v tu. ti.. - - . Pro li Loliolxlvmling Green U. ,a U. of Cul.. M-A' J Marie RUS . Miami U.. B-5- Marjorie Sh0QlClf'Y 0.N.U.. B-5- GRADE ll Kathryn llogfif 0.N.u.. nn. c L ina ilallallan oxshlandi B- S' Al'Ce' Du D 'll lAul1urH, URQE' ,,- Pvabodyv . .. 5 B,uy Cuc'l'ltS4'Y - 4 mr If A lliowlinti brwn U Bb , . , . an Barbara lhiljangign ,. 4' If ,J 1 tx Miami -i ' j I GRADE lll Gag Ue'aCh OSU., B.A. Marilynn Bowshvr Capitol ll., lib. Mary Curt' i 0.N.U.. Bb- E, 1'-n Kofi:-l Q liilm State U., B-5- Mary Sheets Q o.N.U.. B-S. GRAIJE IV Jessie Cooper 0.N.U.. lS.S. Lucille Kittle J ' Ohio U., BS. Tim Shenk U.s.c., B.A., Mad. Q - y Nelle Watkins if r 0.N.U., Bs. ,,, 'iff GRADE v , , V y Anna Bright A 4 Jax . i A Wittenberg, B.A. ik N' t if . K l, Janis Rohrbaugh Bowling Green U., B.S. Lois Shackelford Otterbein, B.A. Clara Spurr Bowling Green U., B.S GRADE Vl Florence Core x M O.N.U., B.S. R. Paul ,I ones O.S.U.. B.A. 4 1 I.S.U., im. W' - Fay Lappin Wittenberg, BS. Ruth Buchanan O.N.U. Emma Shenk Q 5 U.C.L.A., B.A. a U.S.C.. M.A. Q. 'T SPECIAL L Kathryn Carnes, Music 1 X Ill. Ins. Tech Lee Hilton. Art ' f Col. Puget Sound, B.A. .A 0.S.U.. B.S. W -' Hzglold Iiindy. Physical Education . V 'irq ant' tester. B.S. . r 'S I.S.U.. its. U Janet Myers, Music 1 -4 . i,, Q , I t 133iEEq,fX Oberlin. B. Music Ed. , A ii. n 51 ' JT. - x t - f' 5 i A xr Books! Books! Books! Not all the time! Students have to have some: Fun! Fun! Fun! CLASSES mu!!! i 3,E.ff? .5 Ax if ,2- W S 3 S S 3 3 . I.. 1 ? I if 1 A , 2 v s 2H if f1 iffrv'HM.fl ffffffffw IPI: sumiiff ff l' 1 ,fm - fr I 1 ' z ' 1 5 ff-W 5' l 5 ' a ' r I 1 X ,... ' L' - f' 1.. aff . W 63 Q . ky I 5 , Sk 'Q ,. 614 mx 'F ' 1 1'-fm Ol7l llilfH5 .-XllVlSlfllF I,Tl'Slfll'7lf JACK Sl'l'lNkll'Ili HAROLD IiICfZKli'l l' Vim' l'rcsirlent KUNALD WARD l l.0RENfIlC CLORMAN S1-f'r'f'l:11jV NJN R N ICTT K ICR lt Tf1'lI.YIlI'1'l' M A RY 551 l'l'H The eighty-three se-niors marching to the tune of Pump and lillil'l.lIl1Sl3lll't'u ended another phase of Shzmiices history. This is the last class to be graduated from the present high school lvuilding, The class of 1956 has ranked high scholastically and has been active in sports, music, publications, clubs, dramatics, and other activities of the school. ln the first three ycurs. the class worked hard to produce a gay. happy Prom. Receiving class rings was an eagerly awaited event which went off without a hitch. ln the junior year they presentcd Halugolrlirz House, which was financially the most successful play this school has A-ver had. Their senior class play. Cir! Crazy. was also 41 success and was enjoyed hy all who saw it. Long will the many .memories ol school life stay with these seniors as they leave Shawnee und enter at new life. 'lihc records they have made will always be a part of Shawnee. NANCY ASHTON College Preparatory Scholarship Tests 35 Spanish Club 3, 43 Librarian 1. 2, 3, 43 CAA 3. 4. Vmcn. ROBERT ASKREN, JR. College Preparatory' Spanish Club 43 Speech Club 1: Base- ball l: Football 43 Track. KAY MARLENE BINKLEY Commercial Perry lg Girls' Clee Club l, 23 Band 13 GAA 3. J. SAMUEL BITLER College Preparatory Honor Society 3, 4-Q Scholarship Tests 1, Student Senate 3, 4, Officer 3, President 4: Quilna 3. Editor 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 42 Camera Club 2. 3, Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2: Football 1, 3. 4. Cap- tain 43 Buckeye Boys' State 3. PLOMA BABER Cornmerrial Class Treasurer 23 Class Play 3, Chief Staff 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 49 FHA 1, 2, FFA Queen 3, A Cappella Choir l. 2, 4, Girls' Clee Club 2, 3, 4, District Con- test, Solo 1, 2, Ensemble 1, State Con- test, Solo 13 Carnival Queen Attendant 2, CAA 4. JUDY ANN BIDDINGER College Preparatory Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 43 Spanish Club 3. 4: Librarian 1. 4: Drill Team 3: CAA 3. 4. Officer 4. WALTER Bowsmsn General Culture Perry lg lloysk Clee Club 1. ROSALYN KATHLEEN CALLAHAN College Preparatory University High School, Oxford, Missis- sippi 1, 2, 3, Romance Language Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, Vice Prvsiclent 13 CAA 4. CAEL BOURQUIN College Preparatory Class Play 3, Chief Staff 2. 3, 43 Y' Teens 1. 2, 3, 43 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 District Con- test 1, 2, 3, State Contest 1, 2, 3g Drill Team 3, 4g CAA 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. NORMAN BOWSHER General Culture Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 43 Projectionist 1. 2. 3. 4. Manager 4: Stage Crew 3. 4: Boys' Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Football 1. DENNIS CAMPBELL General Culture Hi-Y 33 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. ToM CAMPNELL College Preparatory Class Treasurer 2g Quilna Staff 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 43 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, District Contest 2, 3, Solo 3, Ensemble 3, State Contest 3, Ensemble 3, Band 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CONNIE EZILEEN CARTER General Culture South High lg FHA 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Librarian 4: Girls' Glue Club 41 GAA 3, 4. Officer 4: Carnival Queen At- ta-ndant 4. MARY KATHLEEN CARTER Comnierrial South High lg FHA 2, 3, 4, ,Officer 49 GAA 3. 4-. CAROLYN ELAINE COLEMAN College Preparatory Class Play 33 Scholarship Tests l. 2, 33 Chief Staff 1, 2, 45 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 41 FHA 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Librarian 1, 2, 4: Girls' Glec Club 1, 2, 33 District Contest l. 2. 33 State- Contest 1. 2. 33 Band 1, 2, 3: CAA 3. 4. Did not graduate DONALD IRVIN COOK General Culture Perry 1: Hi-Y 3: Boys' Glcv Club 1, 2, 3: Track 3. CARY L. CA'I'rELL Vorfatiorzal .4grt'rulture FFA 1, 2. 3, 4, llrcsitlt-nt 3. 4. MARILYN ELAINE CLAAR General Culture Honor Society 3. 43 Chit-f Staff 2, 3, Quilna Staff -lg Y-Tv:-ns 3, 4: FHA 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Radio Club 43 Librarian 1, 2, 3g A Cappella Choir 3. 4, Office-r fl, Girls' Glt-e Club 2. 3, 4. SUSAN DAVIS Conimervial Scholarship Tests 1. 2. 3: Quilna Staff 4g Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 43 GAA 3, 4. WALTER C. DEBILL College Preparatory Tokyo, Japan 13 Class President 2g Class Play 3, Scholarship Tests 1. 2, 3: Radio Club 45 Spanish Cluh 3. 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2. 3. 4. PATRICIA ANN COON College Preparatory Chief Staff 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4g Librarian 2. 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 43 Drill Team 4: GAA 3, 4. PATRICIA Cox Commercial St. Mary's 1, 2g Colorado Brunswick 3g Scholarship Tests 33 Y-Teens 4: FHA 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. JANE DIANE DERBYSHIRE College Preparatory Honor Society 3, 43 Scholarship Tests 13 Student Senate 3, 43 Chief Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Presi- dent 4g Cheerleader 33 Carnival Queen lg CAA 3, 4. JANICE LEE DIEHL College Preparatory Perry lg Class Officer 3, Class Play 1, 3, Chief Staff 45 Y'-Teens 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4. Officer 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 District Contest'3g State Contest 3, Majorette lg Drill Team 3g Cheer- leader 4g GAA 39 Homecoming Queen 4. SHARON D0wNn0wER Cornmerrinl Perry lg Class Play 1, 33 Scholarship Tests 1: Torch Staff 1: Quilna Staff 4g Y-Tee-ns 3, 4: Girls' Cleo Club lg Dis- trict Contest 2, 3, Ensemble 3, State Cont:-st 2, 3, Ensvmlils- 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Urvhestra 2. 3. 4: Danve Hand 2. 3, 4. LENORE EDGINGTON College Preparalory 'itunlt-nt Senatt- 3. 4, Chief Staff 3, 4, Y-Tee-ns 1. 2. 3. 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 GAA 3, -1. President 3. 4. SHARON ANNE FREEL College Preparatory Chief Staff 2. 3, 4, Y-Tec-ns 1. 2. 3, 4 Officer 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls Glu- Club 1, 2, 3g CAA 3, 4. JIM GAIDRY College Preparatory Dayton Oakwood High lg Honor Society 3, 4: Chief Staff 4g Hi-Y 3, 45 A Cap- pella Choir 4, Band 1, Cross Country 3, 43 Travk 1, 2. 3. 4. LA DELLE GERLACH College Preparatory North Augusta High 3, Beta Club 3, Officer 3: Lanier Club 3, Chief Staff 4, Radio Club 4, Cheerleader 4, CAA 3, 4g Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. MARILYN JEAN Coon Commercial Perry 1: Honor Society 3, 4g Chief Staff 3, 4, Torch Staff lg Librarian 1: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Officer 4: Cirls' Clee Club 1, 2, 3, District Contest 3, En- semble 3g State Contest 3. TOM GAIDRY College Preparatory Dayton Oakwood High lg Class Play 3: Honor Society 3, 4-g Chief Staff 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 4, A Cappella Choir 4g Band lg Cross Country 3, 4g Century Club 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANA JEAN GARRISON Commercial Scholarship Tests 1, 23 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 4, FHA 1, 29 Girls' Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 4g Chief Staff 4. DENNIS GOODENOW College Preparatory Honor Society 3, 43 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, Chief Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dis- trict Contest 1, 2, 3, State Contest 1, 2, 3g Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. EULA HAWKINS Vocational Perry 1, Chief Staff 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, A-3 Radio Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 45 Projectionist 44 Girls' Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID JOHN HILTY College Preparatory Central 1: Class Play 35 Radio Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 3, District Contest 3, Ensemble 3. DOROTHY LOU HINDENLANG College Preparatory Scholarship Tests 33 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 4, GAA 3, 4. ROGER JOHNSON General Culture Beaverdam lg Class President lg Class Vice President 2g Student Senate 3, 45 Quilna Staff 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Boys' Clee Club 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1. GARNETT KERR C ommcrcial Perry 13 Class Officer 1, 4g Chief Staff 43 Y-Teens 3, 4g FHA 4, Officer 4g FFA Queen 23 Librarian 15 Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 1, Cheerleader lg GAA 3, 4, Officer 3. ,. -e-I DEANA KAY HIRSCH Commercial Perry lg Chief Staff 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, FHA 4-g Girls' Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 GAA 3. 4. Did not graduate PETE HOUTZER College Preparatory Class President 3, l-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Cluh, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2. 3, 4. wif? .4 5, views N: : I .E 5 -1 fxtikif, at 'wr g ger wftlgg-w,+N5g1 i lim i , - 95 Ji . .N ' 1 L v. Aw - .5 SHARON KUNKLEMAN Cnrnrzwwial Quilna Stuff 4: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4: l 1. 2, 3. Offivvr 33 Girls' Glef' Clu 3. 43 CAA fly. JOAN LEE LIGHT College l'rf'pflrr1tory Stufle-ut Svuatm- 3: Chin-1' Staff 3, 4: Y Tvvlls l. 2, 3, 4, Offivvr 4: A Cappe Choir 3. fl-g Girls' Clem- Club l, 2, 3. 4 Drill Tezun 3: CAA 4, Officr-r 3. GENE M. KOCH l m'atin11al Findlay Senior High 1, 2: lli-Y 4: Stage Crew 4. RONALD KRITES General Culture Pvrry 1: Class Play 1: Scholarship Test 3: Stage Crew 3: Buys' Glvc- Club l, 2 MARVIN CLAIR LOGAN Vovational Perry lg FFA 2, 3, 4. Officer 4: Stage- Crew 3. 4: Boys' Cleef Club 1, 2. 3, 4. COURTNEY A. MARSHALL College Preparalory Perry 1: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Buys' Glee- Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Distrivt Contest 3. En- semble 3: State Contest 3, Ensemble 3: Cross Country 4: Track 2. 3. GENE MAUK College Preparatory Basketball 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES A. MCCAIN General Culture Dayton Northridge 1: Seholarship Tests 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y 3, 4-g Stage Crew 3, 4. THOMAS E. MORRIS College Preprlrrzrory Class Vive President lg Seholarship Tests lg Student Senate 4: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 3, 4, President 43 Boys' Clee Club 1, 2, 3. 4g District Con- test 1. 3, Ensemble 33 State Contest 1. 2. 3, Ensemble 3g Basketball 1. SHIRLEY ANN MOYER Com ni ereiul Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 43 FHA 1. 4g Girls' Clee Club 2, 35 CAA 3, 4. BOBBIE JEAN MESSER Commereial Perry 13 Torch Staff lg Y-Teens 43 Radio Club 4-3 Librarian 4: Girls' Clee Club 2. 3. 4. JoANN CAROL MONFORT College Preparatory Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens 2, 3. 43 CAA 3, 4. HAROLD E. RAHRIG General Culture Class Play 3: Quilna Staff 4: Radio Club 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Buys' Clee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 1. PHYLLIS JEAN REINHART Carrinzereial Perry 1: Torch Staff 1: Chief Staff 4: Y-'llvens 2, 3,1 4: FHA 2, 4: Girls' C106 Club 1, 2. 3: Dislrivt Contest 1, 3, En- semble 1: Slate Contest 3: Band 1. 2. 3, 4. 1 iw M , J:-ELM ,,,.,...,... ,mwwu-m ,WY .,,.,:., ., -- - THOMAS D. MYERS College Prepurzztory H1-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Clev Club 1. 2, 4: llasketliall 1: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Century Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Track 1. 2. 3. -1. GENE F. NYE General Culture Perry 1: Honor Society 3, 4: Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3: Stage Crew 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Boys' Clce Club 1, 2, 3, 4: District Contest 1. 2. 3. Solo 1, Ensemble 1. 2. 31 State Contest 1, 2, 3. S0141 1. ED- semlile 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2. 3, 4. CAROLYNE KAY REX General Culture Perry 1: Class Play 1. 3: Torch Staff 1: Chief Staff 2. 3: Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Cheerleader 1: CAA 3. ROSE ALICE RIEMESCH Comrnercial Chief Staff 4-:'X-Teens 1, 2. 3. 45 FHA 1, 2. 3, 4. Officer -1-3 Girls' Cleo Club 4: CAA 3, 4. CHARLES F. RIFFLE General Culture Hi-Y l, 2. 3. 4, Officer 4, Boys' Clee Llub l, 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1. 2, 4g Football 1, 2. RICHARD R. RooP General Culture Hi-Y 3. 4: Camera Club 33 Boys' Glee Club 1. ROBERT J. RYAN General Culture Lima St. .l0hn's 1. Doms ANN SHAW College Preparatory Perry lg Class Play lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Radio Club 4g Spanish Club 3, 4-g Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4-. .W CAROLE DEE RUMBAUGH Commercial Perry 1: Quilna Staff 4g Scholarship Tests 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Librarian 19 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4, Officer 4-g Girls' Clee Club 1. 2. 3: District Contest 2, 3, Solo 3. Ensemble 2. 3: State Contest 2. 3, Ensemble 2, 3, Carnival Queen 3. NED RUNYON General Culture Van Wert 1, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 11-5 Basketball 1. 2, Captain 1, 2. Did not graduate-. fi MARY SMITH College Preparatory Class Officer 4, Scholarship Tests 2g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Li- brarian lg A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3. 4, Girls' Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-5 District Con- test 1, 2, 3, Solo 3, Ensemble 35 State Contest 2, 3, Ensemble 3, Drill Team 3: CAA 3. 4. CHARLES E. SPEES General Culture Hi-Y 3, 4. RAYMOND SHAW Vocational Perry 1: Class Play 1, 33 Honor Society 3, 4: Scholarship Tests lg Hi-Y 2: FFA 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Boys' Clee Club 3, 43 Band lg Football 4, MARLENE SHEPHERD College Preparatory Perry lg A Cappella Choir 3, 43 District Contest 1, 3, Ensemble 1, 3g State Con- test 3, Ensemble 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY G. SPEES College Preparatory Perry lg Class Play lg Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 33 Torch Staff I., Chief Staff 2. 3. Editor 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4g District Contest 1, 2, 3, Solo 1: State Contest 2, 33 Band 1. 2. 3, President 4. JACK SPENCER College Preparatory Yokohama, Japan 1, 2g Class President 43 Student Senate 2, 39, Hi-Y 43 Basket- ball 2g Football 2. 3, 4g Track 3, 4. SAN1111A LEE THOMAS Ifullvgz' llffltllfflfttlvl' Class Play 3: Stutleut Svmite -lg Chief Staff 4: Y-'llevxis 1. 2. 3, fl. Uflicvi' 31 lfauiera lflub 33 librarian lg .X Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. llffiver -l: Girl? tllm- lilub l. 2. ill: llistrivt Cniitest 1. 2. 3. Solo 1. 3, EIlSl'IIllDll' l. 2. 3: State Con- test l. 2. ll, S1110 l. 3, l'1I'lSt'lIllJlf' 1. 2. 3: llauml l. 2. 3. -1: Drum Klajorette 2. 3, Heazl 4: Dilllllt' llunrl 4: Drill Team 3. 4: CAA 3. 4. CAROLYN JUNE TIPPIE lllN'I1tIl0IlHI Perry lg Girls' lllee Club 1. 2. 3. -1. 'I A ,. ,A , N-1. 1 'ffl 3951? A . . M ,A .. H? 2 'W GERRY WALKER College Preparatory South High l: Perry 1: Class Vice Presi- dent 1: Class Play 1: Chief Staff 3, 4: Tort-h Staff l: Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, Presi- dent 1: Palette Club 1, Officer 1: FHA 4: llacliu Club l. 4: Girls' Give Club l. 3, fl-: A Cappella Choir 3. 4, Officer 4g District Contest 3: State Contest 3: Squaw 3, CAA 1, 3, 4-. Officer 4. CHARLENE ANN WALLACE Ge-rzeral lfzzlturr' Y-'ll-eus -1: FHA 1. -1-: CAA 3. 4. 166 '-If JON ELWOOD UNCAPIIER College Preparatorli' llerry lg llruior Soeivty 3. 4: Svliolurr fliip 'll-sts 1. 2. 33: Stuflf-ut Seziatl- fl-: Quilua Ftaff -1: Boy-' Ulm' ffluli -ll firms fltuintry 2. Ji. -1: 111-11l11ry lllub 2. 3, fl: Truck 2. 3. 4. SHARON VE11B11i'1iE Currznivreinl Chit-f Stuff fl: Y-'llc-mis l. 2. 3. 41: lflllfl l. 2. 3. -lg librarian 2: lyirlf tflw- l.lUlt 4' VAN 3 tl , r,. -. , 49 Aff? LEONARD WATSON lvowrltiorlrll Yaugllnxxille- l. 2. 3: Claw Secrvtary 3: Claes Play l. 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 4: lloys' Glu-v Club l. 2. 3. fl: llistrivt Cun- twt l. 2. 3. l'llliCIlllllt' l. 2. 3: Flute' Curl- Iwt 2. 3. lfnwmlxlm- l. 2. 3: llanfl 2. 31 lluum- lluusl 3. SHARON KAY WILCOX lfnlfrfge' I,I'1'l7HfIlfUf,Y l'+'r1'y l: Cla-4 Play l: 'llurrb Staff l: H-'IR-mms 2. 3. -l: llauliu Club Al: Librarian 4: CirlQ' Ulm' Club -1. RONALD L. WARD Gl'HPl'IIl f.'ulI11r'f' ll:-rry 1: Clu-Q Y uw l,I'!'Nlllf'Ill 3. -1: N-hall ursbip 'llewts lg lli-Y 2, 4: Stugu- Cru-w 4: A Cappella f.lI0ll' 2. 3. -111 llnys' Ch-1 Llub l. 2. 3. ll lliwrivl Cunt'-gr 2. Ll Solo 2. 3. l'.llsr'Illl1l4' 3: Nlilh' t.lIflll'Fl 2 3. Solo 3. EllS0lIll7lP 3: llusm-lrall l: Crm Country 41: C4-ntury Club -l-1 lfuotlmll 2 3: Track 2. 3. 1. JOAN ELAINE WAIRNER CVOIIIIVIPVCIIIII Pvrry 1: Class Play lg Sl'll1llilI'SlllI1 'llvsl l. 2. 3: Quilna Staff 3. -1. llusiunfss Klan ugvr 4: Torvh Staff l. limlilur lg Klirlx Ulm' Club 2. 3, fl-. JERE A. WINEGARDNER Vorational Spenverville lg FFA 3, 4. ALICE YANT Conmzerrial Class Sevrrltary 3: CAA 33 Quilna Staff 4: FHA 1. 2. 3, 4. President 4: Girls' Clre Club 4. 5 WAYNE YANT General Culture Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Projectionist 2. 3. 49 A Cappella Choir 3. 43 Boys' Glen- Club 1, 2, 3g District Contest 1. 2, 3g State Contest 1, 2. 3. DAVID YOAKAM Vocational FFA 2, 3, 4. Officer 4: Projectionist 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 4: Boys' Clem- Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1. 2. LEO BOOP General Culture Perry 1: Boys' Clee Club 1. 2. 33 Did not graduate. KURT ZIMMERMAN College Preparatory Class President 1: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4. Presi- dent 43 Radio Club 43 Spanish Club l, 2. 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: District Conte-st 1. 2, 35 Ensemble- 3: State- Contest 1. 2. 33 llasketball l, 2. 31 Fuotlmall 1, 2. 3. 4g Track 1. 2. 3. 4. RICHARD LEE BICE General ffulture Perry lg Boys' Cleo- Club 1. 2. 3: Did not graduate. OFFICERS President .,......,,..,... ..........,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Vice President ....... Secretary .,...,....,. Treasurer .....,.. Advisers .. JOE SARAKAITIS ,, ,e,, AARON OSMON MARTHA CALLUP JENNIE ROLLER KATHRYN BOWERS JAMES HATHAWAY RICHARD ROEDER These junior class officers, as well as all the juniors, are preparing to climb the last flight in their high school education. The juniors, as a class, are well equipped to make this climb. They have experiences of electing class and organization officers, participating in sports and music, producing the class play, and participa- tion in many extracurricular activities. Lady, Be Good, one of the best plays produced by juniors, was a great success. They have worked hard with the idea of present- ing an enjoyable prom, one of the steps in the flight. The carnival queen representative was Darlene Williams. Pictures not available: Janet Dingledine Roberta Glasco Charles Hill Marlene Hindenlang Margaret Lemaster Bob Riemesch Donna Smith Lenah Windle Earl Yoakam endow Barbara Anderson Albert Barnes Marilyn Batch Susan Beery Marlene Bell Jerry Bertram Marilyn Binkley Harold Bitler Thomas Bitler Jim Blackford Richard Bollinger Fred Bowersock Janet Adams Susan Adams Eileen Aldrich Horace Amerson Michael Bowsher Roger Bowsher Dan Bradford Ed Brown fauna Larry Brown Juanita Burden Gene Burnett Donna Carr Jacqueline Carter LouAnn Cary Stanley Clark Howard Converse Fred Crawford John Crocker Eugene Davis Deanna Dearwester aauhu Janet Diller Kent Emerson Jerry Estill Koneta Everett Janet Callaway Martha Gallup Ronnie Cast Mike Gould Arthur Grafton Devonna Hahn Nancy Hallard Ruth Harter Richard Dearwester Dennis Deckrosh Bob Delong Billie Derbyshire Nancy Hartman Ronald Hawkey Joan Heiman Carolyn Helmlinger Phyllis Henderson Diane Houck John Howard Jane Hunt John Jacobs Roger Jacobs Carl Johnson Joyce Keevert Mary Kennedy Daniel Klingler Joyce Kohler Judie Kohler 4016384 Jerry Market Margie Marshall Pat Maxwell Ann McCain Betty McDonald Betty Metzger Joan Miller Marlene Musser Ronnie Navarre Jimmie Neff Sandy Niehaus Aaron Osmon Jerry Lawhead Rita Lehman John Lewis Donna Long L 9.4 X V I 8 wg -rzzf-1'-ff XS Q X M r ,f C .L X i P N I Q 1 eg . , if . 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Qi K .ai-.fmzwfgi ' W ' ' 5+ I -Mas Jim Rees I im Rigel Jennie Roller Joyce Rousculp Barbara Rumsey Barbara Saltzgiver Joe Sarakaitis John Shutt Bud Spencer Barbara Smith Janice Sneary Richard Snider Carol Vandenbrock Lenora Wallace Helen Walton David Weber Carol Whitling Darlene Williams .lon Williams Lenah Windle Terry Wilson Tom Winegardner Jane Wiswasser Cathy Yant Barbara Stumbaugh Marilynn Swisher Joyce Troy Wayne Umbaugh L 1 Q Y Ai' - -' Ji' -- . I 553.17 ' lf I, ,. ' if if Hff.-1,: .5 A y ,L Q . .1 asf, I , .K If .xv N n X, 1' N. A My Juniors being measured for class rings. Class play tryouts. Lynn Young Richard Burgess mud atcha Page sponsored by the Twenties Club Barbara Glasco 0FlflCliliS Presirlerzl , lice l'res1'rler1t Secretary Ill Trenxurer ,flvlriser Q Rlflll.-XRD FRI-IY l..'XRltY BROOKS ANA l'l.lTlVlTNllCR RON.i'tl,ll StIll00l.lCli tl. Wll.lllllt llYliRl,W l..-XWHl-INI Ili IIEIIKRUSII The sophomore class is concerned mainly with two goals: 1. They, like all sophomore classes. are beginning to become involvecl with ideas of making money for the Prom. 2. They are lvusy looking for and finding ways to adjust themselves to a new school. to lose themselves in many activities. anti, of course, to confront the ever present prolilem of learning. Were confident they will manage quite competently, although it all remains to he seen. The N55 Carnival Queen was our Georgia llittepole. Pictures not az'az'InbIe.' Loretta Arnett Dan Brown Bernice Conyers Roger Crites Janice Dye Peggy Cugler ,lunior Kohli joan Mereflith Henry Wiiiflle KICNNI-I'l'll l.l 'SK l',-tlll, SNIIJICR 6I U, 9' s , M318 EY a f as., A., -N. 1 - M' 5' W K?-3 sf Roger Brenneman Larry Brooks Rodney Brown Joyce Burgess Lorene Campbell Richard Campbell June Cattell Carol Chaney Bill Clark Wesley Cleaves Joyce Clemans George Cochran Sharyn Allion Nancy Anderson Viola Anspach Cathern Avery Jim Baber Lorastine Barcus Gretchen Beery William Benjamin Nona Benroth Dotty Bodine Shirley Boughan Pat Bowsher ww, g, . k,. m-f-ima: 'W-V-A vm- ww-.uw Wendell Coleman Angeline Combs Bernice Conyers Harry Coppler Gary Cotrell Sliirli Cox ,ludy Cramer Teena Croft David Cummings Nettie DeBill ,lerry Dingledine Jack Dodds MVR -I WM Xa Rim wr xx 5 . fs .6 'A W '11 , Q4 ' 'i -1 4 lj: ai. .VY ho. 51' s -TD 4' Lf' 4' gifs? ei.i - i Q 5 was 11:43 Y . ff? ,I e- f K .. J ' ,, Q' ,,,, -A 3- ,Q A se M ' v wha. 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XXX w xii XXX X X Www CH' S X vgikgf ray., -4 ' I k :waz at N ..i4tf' Siiizfv' - 'ff f 551,-in 4 XXXXXXXW Q- XPS XXXJ- MXJX-.1 OFFICERS President , , ., STEVE TECKLENBERG Vim' lJl'f'Sil1l'I1I , , , ,,,, PHll.. STINER Svrrvrary , ,, , , SUE VAN METER Tl'l'!1Slll'l'I' JANICE BERTRAM The freshmen are realizing that someday they will he wearing these caps and gowns, so they are getting a good start at the work that must lie accomplished before they are privileged to do so. The class was represented this year at the carnival show hy Sue Van Meter. Pirlurvs not urailrzlrlvz Lynn Balier Shirley Fmlge James Huvkman Walter Norton flrfzfzfsvrsz lioy Crites, Paul Hughes, Mary Linliart i .lim Baechler Larry Baker Ruth Becker Ronnie Bell .lanice Bertram Bill Biddinger Sandra Boger Nancy Bollinger Dick Allison S if 1 ... J, , 1. f 3 5 .2 .3 f fi-mv - . ..,. , H-. , t is ' uswf,- ,, qzig Eg f r . We Q WH 2 Y .,' E B I C A to i A -ua. ik r I ii 1 if gy., -,WL 9 f .td N., Q' 5. I V . xg -kk .' , v. 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T 1 'ANN :warg , '44-e. ,S .e mg, zo W -4 L E2 mm .T ill? it K , MIM X -1' 1 1 IR 'gg' T ' Dennis Sneary Dan Spyker Nancy Staup Iris Striff Ronald Stumbaugh Chick Thomas Sharon Thomas Kay Thompson ,Ian Thompson Sherman VanMeter Roger Vermillion Kenny Waltz Colleen Welty .lim Whitling Tom Wilson 'Q ' 5 75 .Ioe Adams Stephanie Aldrich Christine Amstutz Louise Anderson Ruth Beacler Bruce Bathurst Gail Benroth Susan Beyer J ay Biery Ronald Blubaugh Tommy Bollinger Susan Bowdle Carol Bowsher Nancy Bowsher Von Bowersock Linda Braun Wayne Brock Cynthia Bryan David Bunke Nelda Cardone 5 Y 9 f X OFFICERS Prc'si1lvn.t BRUCE BATHURST Vice 1'1'0sif1rfnz .IUDY WELCH Secrvlzrrp' C.-X ROI, BOWSHER Trvrzszzrrr ROBIN HAYES .-ldliwrs NICHOLAS BACA RUBY HFSS DAVID I,Y'l'I,E RUBY MAYICR Pl'1'lur1's no! rlmilrzblv: Ronald Berg Richard B Dianne Breda Kandye Clayton Brenda Cotrt-ll Gerald Dalton .lim Mayor ,Iohn Moyer Craseidu Buddy .Ierry Stewart Gerald Wine oswvll gzmlner XY: In fi I a . 2 ' ' I I r i I -' 1 Q , Q - X - ,..i --,- - I f X . AK,. K ' 'ia l , i Sf 5 I 6 ' I , Wm Aff- Lyhen J 1 6. Cafes' o lil Lassie Linda Colberg Pa' Colen lan David Croft Ed Croft avid Crumri Susan Danb ne -ijlfanne 062511 mda Dickerson Bruce D . fe!! Igchfzrd Eisge Cfmd Estill arol Evans Sharon Evan I S , 3 Y f vis 4 , , li,--C' Q6 N K Rx sr S Y xi X X W M , 1, . Q XX N xv l v 1 4' A W, 'fn if W 1 Mwf as ' . A .fs . M W . I , K? E ' N . I ' T ,, rg, QQ- L 'lr Ts 4. 'l' f i' fi' - iv B . mill . i Q , -, , L . . V ii! K. ,ifkiii Rx X N T 1 'J V i 11? r my 'iv nr- E. N... , ,.. ., Q Q' 5, 5-S - . H . A .,. r 7, K: X, Q T 1 J -, ,V V ,Q , .A E' , N Vi W 1 ' , ' - -. . 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SICNIORS LICAVING MAIN SLTBII-fC'I' OF CONVERSATION GIRLS!! 1 ia, Al!DlTORll'M MAIN Sl'BJ ECT OF CONVERSATION BOYS!! SENIORS ORIJICRINC NAMIC CARDS OH! THAT CHAZW CIRCLE!! SEVENTH GRADE STUDY HALL These activities add a sparkle of glamour to our everyday routine. ACTIVITIES 1 W I 2 4 f 9 , V S 5 15 e i i31 uf V 25 1 ?5f,f 3 ii 2 ' 1 X ' ' 5 - S , XX ull ilu Illttllllgi some to 'illl-llt'l'.u OFFICERS President SAM BITLER Vice President WAYNE UMBAUGH Secretary JUDY CRAMER Treasu TFT JANE DERBYSHIRE laden! 1. 4 ' U ---2515 P 5 1 The student's voice in governing the school is the Student Senate, now in its second year of functioning here. It promotes student-teacher and school-community relations. This group is to be complimented on the top- notch job they are doing for Shawnee. Dann 1-nnnt-nv-,HJ L., Cl. .--u D 'T' A N L W 1 J SQ W3 Q ,. S? ef W ' QQ . ' ' 4 Q I i gn. gg ,K ' A 5 1 Q Q w ASA ia? um: R. .lnlllm-fm. 5, llmnmax. 5, lhrlr-V. ,l. llvrlu-l1m', I. XIUIVIK. In l'.4lglngIwn, I I Ill lfihll 'Q S-GA' S'l'UIJICN'l' SICIXATIQ BODY W l XllllK. Nw-mul rms: F. Nun V1-Ivr. .l. FI'--ikv, XI. H1-ll. .I. 1.r'w'lv-r. Nl. lhmfhvr. XX I mluu h NI Nlzlrflulll. I.. xx-ilHLll'4'. ,l. Hullzlwzly. ,l. l:I'llIT1l'l'. Thirli rem: ,l. ,Xu-In-V. ,l, Slim . , . , I liruvkm-y. N. NIIIQLIIHQL. VN, llmuks. I.. l.um14-wk. Zudfnd- EDITORIAL EDITOR-IN CHIEF Sam Bitler EDITORIAL ADVISEII lVIrs. Golclie Waltz ASSISTANT EDITORS Carole Rumbaugh Sharon Downhower SPORTS EDITOR ,Ion Uncapher JUNIOR A PPI! ENTICE Dave Weber TYPIST Sharon Kunkleman ARTIST Harold Rahrig In putting out tln- sovonrl Quilna by the offsel nn-lhorl. the stuff has vncleuvorvcl to pro- duce not only a better but also a much longer annual than last ycarls book. ln spite of hanrli- Caps. the greatest of IVlIIf'lI was the illness of their adviser, Iln: slaff, by colnbining fun anrl work. by shoulmlering x ery heavy responsibilities, has Ilona: a very C1'I-clituble job. nz 2 4 5 7 H-Smut nsmun nu The huge joh of the business part of the Quilna was under- taken by an alnlnitious staff who seemingly had very little difficulty with it. They worked quietly and yet very effectively to take pictures, sell ads, set them up. sell the hook, and finally to distrihute it. To this staff we owe the aetual exist- ence of the Quilna. SW! BUSINESS BYSINESS MANAGER ,Ioan Warner BUSINESS Al3VlSl'fll Miss l7lm'em'v Gorman JLN IOR .'XPl'll ENTICIC lVlarilynn Swisher BllSlNlfSS STAFF Susan Davis linger julinsrm Wilma lfvans Bl'SlNlf5S S'l'nXFl-' Alice Yant Tum Cainpnell Nlurilyn Claar REPORTEHS- First row: L. Garrison, J. Divhl. Second row: 'l'. Cairlry, S. Hess, C. Her-ry, li. Hzlrtvr. J. Hilr-. EDITORIAL ADVISOR. Paul Hughes EDITOR, Larry Speer-1 Conti journalism was the key- note of The Chief this year. Many competent students made up the staffs of this student publication, hut despite their great numbers they worked together quite effi- viently. AR'l'lS'l'S--I irst row: A. Davidson, WI. Good. Sr-cond row: A. Estil, S. Lanrlfair, P. Coon. M. DeWvvrd. ,l. Redmond. K. Bnwsher. EDITORIAL STAFF-B. Saltzgivcr, U. Goodenow, J. Wiswasser, J. Cramer tsittingl. I II IiI'l N r mam 9 Nm IIIIIQIIS First row: ,I. III--1 . I Q .I 'IiIln'l'. SIOIlh'l'. Sew: xIl'Il'Y'. N. Izmn , NI. Nu I I IIIIIIIW' II, Sm FIIWZ 5!t'rIIu'. Slim . ,. vi -. ' ' .V DCR. 11:11-I lIIRlIlII..X'I'I0N NIXN XI I Ilnllrqum. 'I'Xl'IS'l'S Ifirxr row: II. RI IlIf'S1'Il. Il llarriwn. 51-mml ww: I'. II:-inhurt. S Ye'rln'yke-. il, Kvrr. IIIISINICSS S'I'AI I : I'. I3aIu'l'. .I. Ilulm I'II0IJlIC'I'I IIRUIII IIVIIIIIY 5'I',XI'II'I Ifilkl run: Ifrivl. II. lllim-. I., I'IlIg.LIlIglIUll. K. IIIIIII Sm-mul row: II, IIitIe-r. .I. I'I1IglIll3LIlPIl I 1luIInwny. II. lfarr. ,I. I,igLI11. II, IIHII I 'l'In-mp-m1. ADVISICIIS Prmlur-fiwz. I'1Inr1-:lcv Imy-111311 lfIl.Yl-IIPSS. IGI I'Iri4'Ii . ,N INN QIIUVII in pwlun I IIN ININNAIIICII. .I. I3crImysI1u4 OFFICERS FPSIIIIPIII ive IJTPSIIIIPVII f'l'I'l'flIf,V rmxurcr . . 011V-CUIHIIVI' 0vIvfI'I'Ff ang I.eafIr-r . , . Iislorinlz Ufllllfff Iflrixrr 'age sponsorml by F.ll.A. Preparing mums for Il. . .XI.II.I. YXYI ELIIYISN CAIITER RUSIC IIIICMICSCH K.X'I'HY IfAR'I'ER IL.-IRNE'I I' KERR MARILYN CLAAR I3I'I'I'H METZGER EULA IIAWKINS NIISF I'.X'I I'ERSON ?.7.f4. Our aim! To Improve' u1xl'svIx'vs mrI II IIN- Iwnws wr- IvuiIfI. Firft row: NI. XYIIIIIPIII. 5. XIVIIHIIQ, P. Ilms-In-r. Ix. Fx Stmlcy, IJ. Gillette-, N. IIVIIIIOIII, SWQINI row: II. I,ym1s, 4 S IVIOyf'l', K. Carter. D. III-a1'wve1cr'. I.. Young. II. I'ruII I I u . J. Nw' wr. F. Iinllingxvr. If. Ifurly. 'I'I1ir1I run: K I ll I I Tri-H0 N. Hartman. Y. I au'r'PmIa. X. Yam. ,I. Fm-arv. NI Ilm x HIVIIIWUUIIDII B. Mfrtzgrr, I'. RVIIIIIBTI. E. I af'4'1'mIa. S. Vl'I'IlI'SIIU' II Ium J Fourth rnw: I'. Roop. .I. Ifartvr. C. IInI0man. IZ. Walker I7 In Rim WaIIam'. .I. Saf-gr-rs. II. Shaw. II. Rullnwy. NI. Ifluar I Imu ,I Calloway. Fifth rvw: J. Hurd:-n. R. II:1rIvr, ff, I'riev I NIf in, P. Cox, N. IVIvIzI4-r, R. IMIIIIIIIII, IC. Cnrtvr, II, II11 LII II 'IllCSCIl, ,I. IIIITQFSH, S. 'IInmIinsnn l,fl'Sl'llf'Ilf , .'1lIl'fSl'l' IVIIVI' l'rf'.sf114'nf Tfl'!ISIIf1'V' Rvrrvfzfiun Lvrzrlrfrs .flnzinr .'1lll'iSf'V Sf'1rf'I1ll'x R vpnrlvr CARY lIA'l I'liI.l. MR. IWRNS .IIN1 NICFF Klflllklill lIfXN1I'IlIil.l. HOB HIICMICSIIII .IINIUR IMRNICS NI.-XRVIN LOGAN RQXYNIUNID Sll.-KW .HCRIC WINICIZ.-XRIINICR L Page sponsorcrl by SIIHIFIIPK' A411111 FlIl'II10I'9 Future- lfarlm-1's'f?? of Ann ru 6604 It tSIt!lIll III IIIII 5I Iffmf IFNORAWMIME If IN I l fuvwr NH NIIUN I III LL nw XII'-S HIINIIXRDI PM Ihinig ut In tl s Ii xc hfu in 1 inten'.'ting speake-r.' in relation In their theme LWlt'l't in the would do you want to gn The QPGCIHI event of the it-tu wzw the Ing Imnml dance .it fhllillllflg 'Winter xhrUIllIt'lIZlllfI. nw :NRS A A ' 1 jiri? ,IIV I If- as., ' .IANIC C IIRE 9 I ,f I j, ff' ' -.-'I-nr , I I I i --uu ,- ffm-I init ' .1 LHT I - ', QQ mi 1 5. 8' Q . 'I ' l ho I - year the Y-'I ini aff 1 I any R N ' I 1 Many other sm-iul artivities were enjoyed by the Y- 'll-1-iw. and they IIFUUQIIII the year to a succeswtul end with the inipressiw' installation of uffieers. , ,, Iwi -'IWW-'0 f'1f I1-i' I -feens i '- I-Qeygfg V, . . ,. . . . . , , I'n'Nt row: .I- DIPIII. 5. Nloyvr. P. IU'IItIlllI'I. 5. KllIlIiIl'III2llI. .I. Light. IP. IvLIl'l'lNlIIl. lv. Itnnrquni. ti. Runihaugh. S. Davis. I. Dt'TIIQ'5IlIl'!'. 5t'f'Hl lfI rms: If. Huwkinf, V. fff-If-inun. 5. 'IiIl4'IIl1lN. l'. Ilaher, 9. Fref-l. NI. Smith. D. Hintlvnlung. C. Kerr. II. tfullalizin. S. Yi-rln-tk:-. II, Pfgri, K. III-yt Tliirtl row: J, Mnnfnrt, M. CIaar. 5, Iluwnliuwer. P. tfnx. I':lt ffnnn. I. Iffiuiligxtnli. Wi. Ifiallix 92 I. IIicIrIingt-'r. D. Iiirwh. if. YTaIIaee. II. Ifiviiifw-Ii. D. Shaw. tl, Walker. We-1-rd. I. Xing sf' . r . 5 I Vie ul I .l I 'NIOR X-TEHNS Iwrsl rms.. C.. x.lllill'IllDIlN'li. K. lin-ra-tl. 5. Nivlxaus. l.. Y0ung1.,l, llunl. ll. .hull-1'-url. ll. llvrluy- slnrv. Nl. lglllfll. N-vmul row: I.. Wallin-0, ,l. 5l1l'ZjI'Q, lN. llullzml. la. Jxltlfltlll. IN. Ufman, N. llam- mun. .l. llvimzm. .l, Wiswz1ss4'1'. D, Carr. IJ. l?vzlx'w'f'slvl'. Third ww: S. Alllllllli .l. llollvr. .l. KfPlllt'l' 'NI 'Nl ursllall. C.. lllutlmg. Nl. llvll. ll, lung. ll, Saltzggiwr. J. Callaway. ll. llinkly. Nl. Himlvnlang. llvurtll ww: Nl. SXN'lrll1'I',,l. 'Mlann-. Nl. llallup. R. llurtvr. ll. Sllllllllilllgll. l.. Kary. R. Lflllllilll. M. Nlussvr. 5. Bm-ry. ll. Run:-vy. ll. William-, , num ,h4'l'. X . ,-.nh l lwf. Q V Nl Amlwlq' tk- g- ll-ll' W. I C. Xnurlv- 'IA U' who 'fhinl rv - . 5maY1l V' , .K- l l ' 4-,.'YaYl f.Uuw21Y' 1 Y ,mms W, yy. C.illm1vA:cgw. S. xa..Xii:33A,, xx. 99:5 U, Smll. 3- 's'fl1f.a.-lm QOVll03l0lul' flmxu'S- S' lil llllufvf' SNlmX'lxx1xxx11 v 5lwfYf N' l'nLylxlall1'Y- S' Ulxl'lalU 'Fifi yowi lg glxwnxllllrvll- flvnxcxxs. Ui I Q Klwh' kdfx Hnl4le1x.ll'i X'xwuplx1'f- 3' I F . , '- ll' 1: 'l4- ' A Gunlv' 'fl - llulv. '-Xlv. , ix hu- , VXA, U ,I xg, v ' .Lani Y .Xu . l RlCSI-IMAN X -'l'lCl-INS lylgyku-vulv. L- N .K j, Klullrxss ASW, Q, Wcla Zyl, G. lk.-vm. l ,, 1. raw . T0 ' A a ' 5711.31 1-lllwg INYJ1 Wgllnnillm. ll. V. Kylix1sSlglm'xxx1QILg:Il S. Walk.-1. l.. 1'rmrv'4'. .'. .ur '. .. - H ' ' Clark., ll. llall. ll. 1,5-mx. ?nl4A'5Xllf.lxv+xxQy-1' l.. llal'ri,1-lx. R. ll:-rk:-r. K. ' lllillrr. Scvoml row: K. XvillSUIl, 5. l:lHlgll', A. llav- idson. N. llllllglllllgl, ll. lflinv. Nl. Wallin-v. K. H 5 + 3 3 ai W llr'I'I'IIlgl. F. l'.XQlll-. 5. llwl- lingvr. .l. I.um'z'. Tlxirnl row: Nl. N11-yrr. .l. lfmlgliugi- lun, F. 'l'rn'gn. lf. l zu'C1'mlzl, l.. l'lanxgun. R. llurrimull, ll. Bra-nm-man. S. Van Nl:-h-r. ll. l 'aIt. X. Fan-- l'4'II4l3. K. lluwsllQ'l'. Fnurlll ww: .l. Runwr. .l. llvr- lfillll, N. Nl vlzggvr. N. llol- l1l1gLl'l', 5. llugvr. Nl. IJ.-. l ljll'li!'l'Y0ll. F. Nt'ill'. .l. SQl1'4'r'l's Q Tuul linwn. ,l. Flinvr. 5. l'vIlv- grini. V HK!lll1K'r- R' BETA Cast s. eitwk- ' C ixiazutn. ,, er W, Uxnhautlh' Lgsinlwn. T. Gaidfryj xlvrman, 1. Q r C. Spws. ll. Sin-ncnehq gi, Prowsher. 1 -M. S. Hitler. K. Lnnilrl Morrig- First r0Wi J' Tpencgecond ww: T' Canipd B. Bitlvf- Third ral illoultl. 1- Vwruam' Navarre, C. Rxifliljg C. Koch, j, 58Yg:5an'gm,, D, Gootlvnow, , . 1. Caidry- L1 i pk T- Myers' i R 0 . r, 1- 53m 3 - verse- U- 0 p Tillliitler, C. Marshall- S' Con The Hi-Y has enjoyed a very eventful year. They spon red various activities including a March of Dimes Benefit ance in January. They helped thc band buy new uniforms ' donating the proceeds from their cake raffles at the tsketliall games. The boys transported all those who wanted come to the poles to vote and had no means of trans- vrtation. They also had a basketball team which tnain- I ined a good record. The year was highlighted by a formal ,nee for all Hi-Y Clubs held at the Naval Reserve. Presirlent, Kurt Zinnncrrnun Vice President, Jack Crocker Secretary, Mike Bowsher Treasurer, Chuck Riffle Chaplain., Tom Caidry Sergemzt-at-Arms, Toni Camp in-l T-T MR. BACA, Adviser JUNIOR HIGH HI-Y OFFICERS President, Chuck Kennedy Vice President, Cary Coodenow Secretary, David Berry Treasurer, Jay Linhart Page sponsored by Beta Upsilon, Un f 'E km l'Y 1' W znkixw . lay 5ax1'.xk.xilif :lull X X hxH1.1gh! N x X X N m Han M X Nprm x K lxunlml Vu u un x K umu XX .HRH un Hulm u N 1 mx xx XX ahh x x N Xml! 1 1 1 . . x x mm . , l'.'x W' Rum A Hx r. vl- n m md s Sh kg .. Vmmuka Nhlh 1 tux Xhmnpwx ' ', r 5- mm YN Kh x x ht Vs Ruling. P. Swixxvr, Nur ary, . '5lviw'r. 1 R 5 uakam lu .nu hu-1 n r-' Sxwalvy' H hu dl fu! -bmw NXH1',l,u'L JYNXUR Nl-Y W Fink rowz T, Fnwmxxgm-x', U. jmu-1-, . Bmvk. 1. Whit:-. 11. King. K. Hanigan. B. Uvckvr. U, llxxuxrixux 1. NvXwrguH. R. Lippixxcntk. M. Xhnxnw, Mjmaxhvu- smith. R. Blxxlmugh, D. Mfmrov. D, CaHup. Fvvoxxd mvn B. Culvman. ll. K1-nm-dy. B, Whvvh-r, FH Shinahvrry. C. Thmnxav. Vw. Urvffvr. H. 'Wright R. hshufun. Y. Mmvr. 1. Yrhchiv, 1. xhlxf- Q' Vranwr, Third I U Qpvkvf, v. , ' Wwn. R. hurl. . . I ruw: Kizxrfio. V. Rwhzxu V-rxnimun. U. Vu-fry. G. Gund:-lmow KL, lhigipel, 1 1 U. Ch-avr'r. R. Magix. Xuw-tra-th. Va, Furd. 'l Y Linhari. L. ,M ,, :Krchn-V, U, Fw-ary. U. Khnuu. , XX uyvr 59 -li: 4 K ,- l nm., 6-Elm J, mfr. , ' f N X N sgsxk f '5!gg OFFICERS resident , JERRY HERIRAM Vive President ,, MIKE WOULD Yerreinry ,,,, ,,,, R UTH HARTEH Treasurer .. .. JEAN RIJNSER ,. MIKI' BOWSHER DAVE WFBFR Foreign. Reprr SPI1.lllli1I!?S . M panel Muchas Gracias is the reply you would re- ceive when doing something nice for a member of the Spanish Club. The club consists of all those in school who are taking or have ever taken Spanish. Last fall thev began their social functions with a hayride. Next came the initiation and then the Christmas party. They also enjoyed numerous other parties during the year. One thing that proved to be a lot of fun for the members was writing to their Latin Ameri- can neighbors and finding out many interesting facts about them, thus making Spanish study more realistic. N I . I 1' ' First row: S. Kerr. C. Shot-k. H. Amerson. A. Estill. N. Ashton, M. Stapleton, D. Shaw, S. Frm-el, D. Himlenlang. C. Coleman, F. Di:-hl, Se-cond row: IJ. Klingler. F. Rigel, J. Hile. J. Runser. C. tant. J. Warne-r. J. Troy, R. Harter. J. Bidrlinger, V. Askren. D. Watkins. J. Estill. Third row: l.. Edgington, A. Mcliaurin, B. Seiling, S. Clark, M. Bowsher, W. UeBill, J. Black- ford, B. liitlcr. R. Cast, J. lficln-r,AP. Coon. Fourth row: W. Yant, C. Phctteplare. D. Bradford. S. Converse, S. Bitlcr, D. Weber. M. Could. J. Bertram. J. Sarakaitis. C. Marshall. P. Houtzer, D. Hilty. von Z1 H roman 4 - i f . I IJIBRARIANS First row: M. Clark. M. Him-nu'n. ,l. IJ I, Havkmun. ll. flhanry. S. Harpy Lhvck out thu, lnmk, plump Bflllftlllill. Sn-vuxul row: 5. Hvlmlingrr Ii Mvtlger, 5. Tllllllilliflll, S. llulrllx-x', 1 C011-man, R, Harrimzm, N. Mvtxlz-r, ,l. B111 lilIlQLl'I'. L. Xxlllfllllfl. N. Afllllill. Thin! I row: I.. Cary. ff. Carle-r. I. lfoon. Ftndiuu- p:-nplr1'!'f died - x ley. I.. Vance. L. Gerlavh, li. fncapher. Third row: li. Nyc. IJ. Bradford, H. Rahrig, ll. We-ber. R. Ward, Mr. Hathaway. nldviser. The newly organized Radio Broadvasting Cluli was under the guidance of Mr. Hathaway, Busi- ness Adviser: and Mr. Ulriclc, the Program Ad- viser. The offieers were President. Harold Rahrig: Vice President. Jerry Walker: Secretary. Becky Smalleyg and Treasurer, David Hilty. The faeililies of WllVlA radio were used for tht- presentation of the elulfs programs. I .OU fl.. H' IPI paw. 1 S011 I , his a H lug, First row: C. Rurnbaugli, S. Thomas, E. Hawkins, B. Mvssvr. Second row: Sf Wilcox, ll. Smal- 0 0 0 '20 l'H0JlfCTl0Nl5FI'5 T. l3l':nlful'1l. U, Muakmn. N, lim,-. vlwr. H, Cust. W. Yam. S'I'Mll-f CREW .X lwrst row: Nl, Inggul. .l. Awhm-'r. J. Hurl mrt, ll, Runxgv. J. R1-vs. D. W:-lu-r 91-vmlcl row: J. Williams. ll, Kuvh. Xlviiuin. U. Cllllllllillglx H. Rahrig. Stage SENIOR CLASS PLAY The coinerly. 'ifiirl Crazyf' was presentefl hy the senior class ancl clirevtetl ln' Clmrles Weaver on January IL. 1956. Sinn Bitler was 4-xvellent in portraying Danny Churchill, a play- boy from New York, uncl opposite him Sharon llownhowcr played lvlolly. the postmislrm-ss. l,a1Da-lle Cm-rlzwli entertained the auclienve with her portrayal of llose. the Park Avenue Calamity Jane. W'alter llellill hilariously enuetcml the coinemly part of l,ouie. a Brooklyn taxi clriwr. Toni Uaiilry flifl il splenrliml joh with his part of lake. tliv c'aii'etziker. llarolcl llalirig played the part of l.ank. the killer. His assistant. a Nlexivan lvanelit. war portrayml ln Courtney Nlarshall. Sain Mason was enacted hy lluviml llilty. Charles lVleflzlin portrayefl the part of l.t. Czulfligzin. 'llhe lnmlian. lfaiglerock. played lay lionulcl Warrl was wr-ll ueeeptefl. Others in the supporting east were cowboys, Ray- nionrl Shaw :incl Kurt Zinnnerman: flucle ranch vacationers, l,l0Dlll Haber. Garnett Kerr. Gael Bourquin. Carole Ruinlnaugh, Kay Rex :incl lloris Shaw. ON STACLIC lI.XS'l' First row: ll. Sllllw K. Rex. R. Warzl L. C 1' r l at v ll, ll lrlilly. Seeonnl row S. llitlvr, VV. llellill S. llownhower, I' Bulwr, if. lv-rr, Q, llonrquin. C. Rum liaugli. Thircl row: f.. xlflillll. ll. Rah- rig, R. Shaw. K ZllllUll'I'lll8Il. CI Nlurfhzill. 'l' tlziiflry. -1. f- --if 1 ..-.., -w.si :.mi1wf, u PHUPI-1R'l'Y NIANMLIQRS T. Nlurris. J. llvrlrysllirv. J. Light, I CllIlllHll'H. STJUIE CREW' R. Ryan. ff. Rifflv-. N. Ilowsln-r. W. Yam C. 5510:-s. lf, Nlffjllill. J. Caiclry, U, Koch IMA ll HEI HND SCICNICS PROXIPTICRS lrlm an P. Lmnx XY. ENRIIIN. J. Him ' gl IRININESS S'l'.-Xlflf f.1-J,.,.v...n Walkvr lady, Ze First row: M. Batch, T. Bitler, J. Wiswasser, B. llelong. Second row: ll. Bradford, A. Osmon N. Osman. J. Adams, J. Roller, ll, Houck. ll. Klingler. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Jennings ., .... .... ..., . . . Dan Bradford fulfe , . . M . Diana Houck George Gresham, .,,, ., ,. Aaron Osmon Aunt Flavia . . ,,.,. . Marilyn Batch Dawn 0iD0y ..,. ,. Nanci Osmon Patience ., ,... .,,,, J ane Wiswasser John Colt Tom Bitler Hill Trainor ,. Bob Delong Beniley .... ., Danny Klingler Norah . Jennie Roller Trzuly ., .. Janet Adams Direelor ., .... Roy Crites LADY. BE GOOD. directed by Mr. Crites, was an all around success. Jane Wiswasser portrayed a Park Avenue prima donna. Bob Delong was a law butler while Tom Bitler characterized the multi-millionaire father. The theme of the play centered around the Htaming of the Shrewish lady. Wiswasser, by the so-called butler, Boh Delong. Others in the cast were Aaron Osmon. Nanci Osman, Marilyn Batch. Janet Dan Bradford. Jennie Boller. Diana Houck. and Danny Klingler. Dave Welwr and his crew designed thu- set and lighting. Page sponsored by Shawnee P.T.A. son-in- Jane Adams, Stage- Crvw discussing sr-I 1'0IlSll'lll'IiUH. gr Xilllir'-llli. it mini- utlxlf-Npllf-rw ' V5 Y ,, hm' W 011 1,. . X gd K :Uv 1 Dv Uz1wnA ' f' m .21-I up carl 51 In Ima, ,hp Businvsis Stuff S1-lling tivkl-ls. wk XX f Prupwrlj' 4'0IllllIiIlz-e- 1 l l First row: J. Baechlvr. j. Dix-hl. ii. Anderson, S. Trenipert. F. Yan NI:-li-r, J. Callaway. E. Far' Cenfia. N. D6Biii. J. Hill: S. jxllifill. C. Shfwk. BI. KPnn6'dy. xi. Uraflnn. Xi. She-phvrri. E, Aldrich C. Rumhziugh. C. l'mbauf,1l1, N. Bffnroth. Second row: 9. 'l'vvkle-niwrg. j. Light, G. Walk:-r J. Wiswasser. D. Williams 9. Bvcry. J. Runser. S. Lanrifair. Nl. Smith. NI. Claar. J. Cram:-r D. Bodine, B. Cline, P. Bula:-r, B. Saltzgivr-r, M. Good, S. 'I'hrnnns, G. Tart:-r. J. Callaway. Wintvr Wonclerlalld hird row: S. Harps. R. Harter. G. Bee-rv. D. W' tk' s. W. Y I a in ant. L. Vtatson. K. NX ard . Bitler. B. Se-iling. G. Nye. D. Yoakam. T. Campne-ll. H. Hiller. NI. Musser. S. Cox , Vance. A. Davidson. J. Kelly. Fourth row: J. Gaidry. D. Hilty. J. Eicher. L. Spf-es . Krouskop, S. Clark. H. Rahrig, T. Morris. W. Cleaves. D. Weber. D. Goode-now Marshall. T. G3idI'!'- S- BOEIPY. P. Coon. E. Davis. A. Osmon. P. Hefner. ll. llc-ll, The A Cappella Choir.is a select group of boys and girls who give of their spare time to help make some of the school programs more enjoyable. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Beckett they gave a Christmas program for the entire student hody. In April they presented a very enjoyable variety show. They also sang for some service clubs in Lima. Besides these engagements, they worked diligently on the music required for the district and state contests. Tom Morris was elected president this year. Assisting hiu1 were Tom Campnell, Vice Presi- dent: Sandra Thomas. Secretary: Carole Rumlwaugh. Treasurer. First row: J. Baocliler, J. Hamilton, J. Roos, A. Grafton, S. Tr-oklt-nherg, S. Spring. J. Nm-innan D. Fishero, J. Mt-tzger. C. Umhaugh, D. Hartmann. St-cond row: R. Johnson. G. Zerkel, J. Str-dke ll. Clark. R. Shaw. J. l'nCaphr-r. R. Ward. 5. Shutt. R. Sneary. ll. Xoakam. N. llowshn-r, ll. Sara kaitis. Third row: B. Garrison. R. Reed. ll. Shells-nharger. I.. I.:-wig. D. Downliower. T. Nlorris G. Cay. B. Sviling. L. Spf-t-Q. I.. Brooks. l.. Sn:-ary. H. Millr-r. First row: C. Chaney, J. Dir-hl, S. Hilo, Y. Stanley, M. Rc-inhart, M. Wilnu-th. S:-4-ontl row: L. Garrison, J. Miller, S. Boughan, S. Davis, J. Lana:-, E. Aldrich. B. Anil:-rson, S. Knnklt-man J. Warner. B. Me-tiger. A. Yant. M. Binklvy. S. Thomas. C. Ke-rr. QI. Smith. J. Dillvr. R. lfgzri M. Hindenlang. ll. Pratt. 5. Evans. Fifth row: C. Tippie. E. Faoronfla. D. Willianis. Nl. Swisher J. Runser, B. Brcnneman. N. Furry. M. Bell, M. Claar. C. Whitling. J. Stine-r. Pc-llwfrini D. Saltzgiver, B. Kline. Sixth row: R. Rif'llllSCh. J. Kvlly, S. Lantlfair. Nlvlfain. Bi Stnmlriiuvh P. ' Coon, M. Gallup, S. Hoge-r. S. Cox, S. Near. M. Musser, B. Humsey. D. Hirsch. E.'Carlvr. 2- if K. Wats0n,VB. Long, C. Vermillion. Third row: J. Rinehart, S. Vvrbryke, D. Carr, S. Trvmpert M. Notlmivr, T. Croft, P. Nvumier, E. Hawkins, G. Bourquin. B. Maxwell, D. Garrison. Fourth row' s First row: 5. Hr-lmlingvr. P. Nlaxm-ll, Nl. Ratt-ll. F. Ritvliie-. U. 'l'arte-r. N. 0-man. ll. Prim-. ll. Cillf-ttf-. 5. Km-rr. M. She-phi-rd. Se-cond row: J. Nw-pr-r. llvwrly Hall. S. Ynnflle-tvr. S. Bol- lingvr, N. Yinglingz. B. Hall. P. Hvfnvr. A. Davidson. M. Wallavv. L. Clark. H. Lyons. Third row: N. Anderson. J. Kvvvc-rt. C. Hittepolv. J. Rollvr. J. He-ilnan. Y. J'12H'4't'llll2l, l'. Roop. J. lfdgzington. F. Trvgo. J. Kohler. M. Fteman. J. Light. ll. Dvarwf-str-r. Fourth row: J. lilvnmni. R. Harriman. Jane- Callawuv. K. Gunther. ll. Long. KI. Kc-nnr-dy. G. Walker. J. Cart:-r. Nl. Nlurfhall. June-t Callaway, S. Allion. L. Flanigan, D. Hiudc-ulang. Fifth row: J. Burgess. C. Aw-ry. F. Lnvaphl-r. R. Smallc-y. S,'Tll0lllI1!i0I1, L. Vanrv. R. L1-hinau. C. llickm-mm. A. Mr-lllu-amy, 'l'. lfislnltauglm. J. Troy. R. Hartvr. C. Yant. S. Koch First row: J. Wahlie, R. Boll. H. Ame-rson. H. lialdwf-ll. ll. Allison. Nl. Staplm-ton. ll. l'niutvr. B, Nyc, J. McKindsey, J. Hackman. Second row: G. Howell. B. Larson, D. Watkins. M. Kidd, L. llukcr. L. Watson, J. Egri. G. Nyv. J. Bracknvy. B. Foigh. J. Stein:-r, B. Stonvr, A. Iistill. 'l'hir:l row: E. Davis. D. Krouskop. D. Camphf-ll. H. Rahrigz. K. Zimmf-rman. NI. Gould. W. Cl:-avr-s. B. Light, T. Myers, D. Bradford. J. King. A. Osman, B. Hitler. MR. Nlll.l.S, Ilirerlor Drum lflijorelfv. Llfoxllllft XT.-XLl.'KCT'i Ilwal Majoretle. SANDY THOMAS lVl .MOR E'l l'l'fS lle-I1-right! li. lim-ery. 5. lieery, C. Shork. N llal- lard, ll. Bodine. J. Stiner. I08 degaad The greater part of the year has been spent hy this or- ganization in helping the Band Boosters raise money to buy new uniforms. The Band Boosters is a newly organized group who are interested in seeing the band get a good start in the new building. They consist of parents of the hand niemhers. Many different groups of the band represented the school at various contests in the area this season. Unless weather stopped them, the marching hand marched for all football games. The concert hand practiced long and also made a good showing. All of these groups were under the skilled direction of Mr. Mills. First row: D. Hartman. G. Cramer. S. Evans, S. l'1'lleg1rini. Ii. Garrison, C. lVleCillvary. V. Anspu 1 Ti. Saltzgiver. Second row: N. Osman. D. W'illiams, TV. Evans, M. lfley, T. lialwr. lf. lirawt ,l. Wialilie. N. Stamp. N. Yingling. B. Smith. Third row: Nl. Nlitvlie-ll. J, Warner. 5, llvss, ll, f lint K. Bowsher, J. Cramer, J. Allstar-tter, M. Stapleton. llanml in l'or'11mlmr1 Fourth row: ll. l'lumme-r, 'l'. l'llShlJ21llf,lll. U. Ny:-. ll. Cassiv, K. Kimball, l.. slllt 1 r S. VanlVIeter. N. llutch, ll. Shaw. Fifth ww: C. llmhaugh. M. lh-We-vrwl, Man fm N qpnr A. lfslill, Lamlfaif, M. Me-yvr. Nl. Hr-ngslls-r. Marlvlim- Sha-plmcrfl. 'l'. Croft. Sixth rms Q I xr 'xr S. llowuhowvr, 5. llogvr, A. Osnwn. lvyvr. C. .I0llllSOH, M. Marshall. II. Milla-r. .l. llrau wil X . 'Q DRILL TIGAM Director. Juni- Wisvvzissi-in First row: J. Bertram. K. llunlhvr. J. Rousculp. N. Furry. Second row: CI. llrorkvr. llcwrly Hall. S. Thomas. J. l.uy. Tbircl row: J. Thompson. S, Niellaus. S, I.om-s. Barbara Hall. Fourth row: S. Allion. C. Bourquin. L. Baden. P. Coon. Fifth row: S. We-Ish. N. Carclone. l.. Ilivkc-rson. Janet Galloway. Sixth row: B. Smalley. I.. Colbert. J. Heiman. Jane Galloway. 7754 The majorettes not only heaflefl the baud at the football games but also performed during the half times of the basketball games. MAJORETTES ul! 6444! The clrill team. u fairly new organization, Consists of ll num- ber of girls who workocl very hard lo perform various drills at all the football gunws. Drum Major Lenora Wallace. llvuml Maujorn-tie Sandra Thomas, J. Slim-r. S. Bel-ry, G. Shock, N. Hallard, D. Bodine, C. BL-ery. wil.. f f-,. .sw-1-1-ww .... -.-..- ,,,wel.. fmwnum- wmwm-my f...-L 0 f.-. 7 .- ...wwf fg.w1.-l-m.WMwmwfNmy mmwwmw. Q 5 I' U X 1-11 1 n axieafx f,Xx,,' 5 tr :.1i41't.q,, ' :mx 4. 4, IA ykii' A Q, 'vi I as 1' ,rf , Y U is I I f I 1' ia 0 . 1 -I SS i Hg 5555 1 W. Jiif ' - 1 H 'sw f4,,.,w, V' . A ' ' Wana! Hema: CHRISTMAS PROGRAM THE ENSEMBLE PRACTICES CARNIVAL CHORUS ffcldaon DANCE BAND PEP BAND CARNIVAL BAND 14 Illli QUEEN XXII Ill-fli KIUIRT mam LICANII MHANII lf'lNM,l4!l iss SUIIIIUUIUIIQ i:l'UI'QIiXl Hilh-pulv l2'.w'0l'l. Divk l r'vy ,llixs ,IIIIIIIUIQ Ilarlc-nv Williams lzfw-nff. ,Inv Sllfilkllilii .Ulm bvnmr. I'.ll1'1'l1 4.LlII4'I l'f.v'nrl. ,lack SlTl'Ill'4'I' Twin lz'a'r1rz'r.s Wurtim H4'll1l1'l'N4ll1 .l1ly4'l' u1'UUkh3l'l ffltillxll IKVIITUV HOU? I'l'.5'l'PlW lIOW'RI'I THICY I3I'I'lN'? I DONT Ea N5 'ml .Zaeea GEORGIA HITTEPOLE l LGDKING K TOWARD comes, 3 f l'Rl'll','XR.X'l'lONS FOR t'Ol.LlCtlE NIGHT k This year two teachers filled the , ' position of guidance rlirevtor. Mr. Burns suhstituterl for Nlr. Wleaver while he was working nn his mlm'- toris degree at Ohio State llni- versity. The purpose of the tiniflanee llepzirtiiieiit is to In-lp the stutlents in their prulrlenis. In gixe assist- !-H alive in slimming the stuflents what type of interests they liave. anzl it ulsn selevts many guiclanve films zlnml p1'ngraliis for the lJt'llGl-ll of the entire stuclent lnmly. M li, W ICAV ICR NIR. lllil l NlAN Cmuluflf ,-Iflibflsxrlrlnr llli. l'Ellzh5. 0.5.1 .. ltlzXIONSl'li.-XTI'b XYIIII Ol R STI IJENTS 'l'lll'1 IT XY HIGGINS 9 51, H, 2 1 'milf I 2 , XJ M If lilzl XX I',laN lil. XSNI-N TH I4 MR Q X KNIC1Ili'l' IHSI HCS PICKTX Q 3' 1 i I , 'V 'B W1 Q , ,X gk ml HN Y fax ! M FXXLK KKK PUl'l IAXH YI' NHHN 'l'lllf IJ U ICNIIS -ku .JN J I w x Athletics have played and will continue in the future to play an imponant part in the every- day life on the reservation. SPORTS ml' Q xX Hey coach!! Remember ME??,' ima : 1 ,f V kfislng.-1, ffm ,v'E'SJ-57-'ffl A ' . -, 1-1Qf.:::'5f'fV N -:Tp PN' k - . 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FB IJECKROSH, QB BITLER. P1. Kicker THOMPSON. OB WOODS, HIS V LEWIS, 'I' ' 7 l-'irft row: D. tlomle-now. Nlanagxerz J. Woods. D. Ilevkro-li. lf. Brown. ll. Yan Nh-ter. J. Ste-ill-tv. S, Clark. D. flunnnings. Manager. Fe-cond row: B. Hitler. F. llowersocli. C. Nlaulx. K. Zinnnf-rman. .l. Spa-river. 5. Hitler. T. Campni-ll. P. lloutzer. S. lloriw-rw. Third row: ll:-ml Coarh llywrly. li. linrnett. Nl. Bowfln-r, J. Thompson. J. Crocker. J. li:-rtram. D. Weber. J. Sarakailis, J. Howard. B. Spencer, Couvh Shaekelforil, lfourth row: R. Naxzirre. J. Hilo, ll, Snider. I.. L1-wif, ll. Light. D. Bollinger. R. Cast. L. Brooks, Football reigned. as a strong lndian squad. huilt around nine returning lettermen. won six games and lost three. After winning their first three games. the Braves lost to league Champion Van Wfert. Two weeks later St. Nlarfs invaded the school and left with a victory: so did Walmak a week after that. The high point of the season was the last game. in which the Tribe ran over ancient rival. powerful Columhns Grove. The Indians' record gained them a fourth place in the Westerii Buckeye League. 744: 7mm 77!4qed Wanda-Zip Za!! ,ml ll ' Iill' . ' lilo . . W f if I1-.5 H for Niko' f Ulxlr- Urtolwr 27 nas Dads' Night. an annual eu-ut in Shawnee football. Om- game during lhv season is luken lo honor the foothall players, clacls. The Wupalumeta-Blulne ganw was selected this your. The Tribe went clown to mlvfeat hy a lwppvml-up Blume team. as -az? I I - i 1 1 il. I - 1 , Q 'L'L . '1 '1 if l E -A 4 - if ig. T - AQAV yy.. vw Q 5 T 5 - 1 ' . ' Q ' 5 I I 1 , : J' :Q TOM fIAMl'NEl.l. JACK Sl'LflYfIlfli Toni. a thirtl year letterrnan Jack was Fliawnm-'s higliest and hard-hitting lineslnan. was sforer anfl played wry fine rl. nainetl Nliclflle flnarcl on the All- fensivt-ly too. He was seleelecl als Lg-agnp Tqiglln, DPf0IlSlVt' Hilifh 80k lly ill! l'UHl'hlZ'F. liach year the coaches of all the Western Buckeye League teams hold a meeting to select the players they consider best in the W.B.L. There are twenty-two players. eleven on the offensive team and eleven on the defensive team. This year Shawnee placed four seniors-Sam Bitler, Tom Campnell, Gene Mauk, and Jack Spencer-on the squad. Two fellows received honorable mention. Pete Houtzer-Offensive Halfback and Kurt Zinnnerlnan-Offensive Tackle and Defensive Tackle. All of these lmoys are to be congratulated on their fine play during the season. SAM ISITLICR This fellow was our. harnl- Charging fullhack. He also played tight defensive ball. Sam was named Defensive Linebacker. -qi l2ENl'i NlAl'K This is llem-I seeoncl yu-ar to be chosen on the All-League Team. He was eliosvn Offensive Hnlfhack. '7 S. . Between Halves . . X .,,,,m. 10 vhverlvzlflvrs in avti h '7atme Wdfbdiftkd . . K i...t.,5,l1 k,...k , x..,vi1.,,..,,. . K lri S it , ti..i QQ L l .lL C QfjffQ1 idii QQ t..i .S , . -K K V - ' - is 1' 552:-foie7.22-'1.f1ff:.-,1f . I ' it- - RESERVE SCORES 26402065 First row: Baechler, Moothart, Griffin, Fislwro. Tecklenberg, Neuman, Hamilton, lfvigh. Second row: Cochran, Wilcox, Protsman, 'Baku-r, Phillips, Snider, Miller, Woods, Couch Shackelford. Third row: C-lover. Sneary. Light. Slvdke. Hile. Rivmesch. Reed. Kidd. I.:-hinan. Thompson. Fourth row: Cnum. Garrison, Van Mc-ter. Steiner. King. Ln-wis. Ste-invr. llid- dingvr. Coach Snider. JUNIOR HIGH SCORES Wapak ..,,,...., 'Van Wert ,,,.,... St. Marys Celina ., ...,SSS7 Wapak Celina. They 0 0 6 0 6 13 ,- ' .T '.l'L51.f7. ' ' ' ' --. .' t. it ff, 'gsm .- SKY k I - C - U.: 4 . - ' ' . '. J , . ' - T ' . ui- - ' - cauhz Squad First row: Blubaugh, Evans, Shinaln-rry, Spyker. Thomas. Roush. Whee-le-r, lVl1'1'l'i9l'. Hurl hurt. Heffner. Ramge. SPC0l'ld row: Crunwrine. Kennedy. Bef-ry. Sm-ary. V:-rinilliun. Fritvhie Childs. Miller. Neliergall, johnson, Andi-rsun. Bowersock. Third row: Samlvosw. Coach Lusk We Thej Lima South , , , 0 Q St. Rose , , l3 l Van Wert ,,,. ...,,l l 4 l Wapak 7, 25 l Lima Central 7 4 Celina 7 .,l..., ,,,,,, , 19 lf Bellefontaine 12 21 x E I . 4e4e2eZZ.4' .ledtde I-I .I' I , 'I ,, I. in Ii ,. I SENIOR HIGH CIII'IICIII,lCADEIiS ,Ioan PIPIIIIHII. III-urI lflnw-1'I4'mIe-r Iullivv H6CIn1nn1I. In Ih-Ilv Gl'I'I1lL'Il. ,Iamivv IIIcI1I UH IIICII CIIIQICIII,IIIAIJICHS Ivamm- IVIm'C0m1eII III-vm-rly IIuII ,Iam 'I'I1umpson Husain IH-Ilegrim CH I ICI A N Il SQI I :XVII 1 R005 and I'ul Muxw ,,.-- F Y Qumfn ,Ianive with aiu-ndant rrlach and Gael Bourquin. FORMER QUEENS Betty Miller. Saverna Carr Dirlene lxhmwxlhnwer. A' xx. . J 1 ' MYERS UNCAPHER WARD MARSIIALI, UAIDRY LAWHEAD COULD FHYMYICH A. I ' easing efaf First row: Ward. Unvapiier. Myers. Cairlry. Se-wind row: Cie:-xv:-S. Gould, Lawheari. Fry- myer. Running 100 miles in one season required for mem- bership. I32 as i y 1 at ,i1 s V in 4 .un K ur. 'Wauafq 5 First row: Lawhvacl, Calxlwvll, Fry myvr. Ward. Coach Ulrick. S1-vond row Tom liuiclry. jim Gaislry. filvave-s Marshall. Coulml. Myers, llnvaplivr, The team in action Tom Myers, top runner for the Indians, led the Shawnee Harriers to a 4-3 season. With three letterxnen-Myers. Lawhead, and Un- eapher-returning from last year, Coach Ul- rick built his best squad since Cross- Country's inception at Shawnee three years ago. The Harriers finished a somewhat dismal eighth out of eleven at the Springfield Dis- trict. but otherwise had a sparkling season. Get Set! IS Q1,a.QQ1QCD1f'tQQ-QQQQQ 111mQ-QCQIQQ-Q-1 1111-1 D112-Q-1iDlv111Q QQQ. I : I ' I I I ' I I I l I : I 3 I l I 2 I I I I I I I i I I I 2 3 I I GOULDMF ,-,, MAUK-F 2 I I O I : I I I I I I ' I ' 2 I I I 3 I ' I 2 I I I I ' I 2 I Q A , I I , I NIARQHALI -C , CONVERSE-C - - - HQUTZI-53-9 g I I I I I . I 3 s I I I 1 '-if I I I I' 'k': g 3 V -7, ,,.,v' . 1 1 1 ,,I,II nm: -fy I f Q A I 1 2 V l z I . ' BOWE , ..V, . Li - I I RSOCK-F ZIMMERMAN-F I Q I 51 I+..- - -A-.A- - - - - -- --......M.---... - - - -I I---.. ---....---...I 'Mace ga-'yo Wmezfebuaftde cam VARSITY SQUAD First row: Mauk, Zimmerman. Marshall. Gould. Converse, Bowersock. Houtzer. S1-cond row: Coach Blauvelt, Wilson. Managzerg fiarakaitis. Bertram. Woods, Vanltlvter. Riffle, Managc-rg Coach Shackelford. ln his first year at Shawnee. Coach Blauvelt turned out ,a team that won five games and lost twelve. The boys had a lot of pep and were always in there trying. ln two games the play was especially noteworthyg these were the Wapak-Blume game in which our team soundly trounced the Redskins, and the St. lVIary's game in which we held the Roughriders, the seventh ranked team in the state. to a margin of six points. ln the sectional tournament, the boys, led by the fine playing of Mike Gould, showed what a well coached team can do under stress hy almost defeating highly regarded Findlay. v 4 I 1 4 ' 2 J wf W S. 2 5 1 . SEQ . v ab will ki '79 iffmfqi 7 QA M5 Q5 WY 9 ' F I QQ' K W 111' if x ,,w W QWW' Q ' i K I A . ---u-l-' vAin- f-ren-1:1-1- :u .1. mzgfzlz,-4665 What mln l mlo now? Hvrm- gm-S a two-puintvr RESERVE SQUAD First row: llruuks, Stedkv. Bitlvr, Clark. Dm-vkrosh, Thompson. l'lilf'. Se-Cond row: Coarh Shnclu-l lnrml. Wilsun, Sviling. Clvavvs. Light, Rifflv. Manage-rg Coach lilauvc-lt. Arla VYVV Coluinhus Grove- , Spvlicm-1'ville , ,, Bluffton , , , Van Wvrt H ,, Siclnvy , llvlplms ,lvffvrson ,,,, RESERVE SCORES We They 28 32 32 29 32 25 29 28 32 35 26 45 31 40 Bellefontaine Washington Court St. Marys Celina , , Toledo Devillsis , Wapak , , Kenton Houst- F-I 38 35 37 '35 50 43 42 'mv H417 SCORES ' We They Wapak , ,,,,, 29 24 Van Wort . ,,,, 27 50 Cc-ntral .. 29 51 P1-rry , , ,, ,,,,, 19 24 Cf-lina , ,, 41 37 Spence-rvillv H, , 27 37 St. Maryi ,,,, 30 56 Uvlpltos , 52 22 Bluffton 54 23 South . , , ,, 32 68 Van Wort , , 28 51 Col, Crow' . 31 34 FRESHMAN BASKIETBALI. First row: Mootharl, Sclioonovvr, Callahan, Allison, Bvll, Hamilton, 'l't'vklc'11lJ1i Second row: Bracknt-y, Baker, Monfort, Revml, Cassie, l'aintvr, Coavli Snider. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row: Kennedy. Van Meter. Miller. Moyer. Lippincott, Flanigan, Goodwin, Cassiv, Bollinger. Coach Kincly. Socond row: Gallup. Manager, Heffnf-r. Linhart, Meyer, Ogleslwv. Griggs. Waltz, Clcaves, Longstrcth. Wupak Yan VV:-rt Central ,,,i Pc-rry ',r, Cr-lina ,,.,,, Sponccrvillt- Dt-lplios ,,,, Bluffton ,, South ,,,,,, Col. Grove SCORES Wi' They , 36 lil- 21 22 , 35 24 26 25 5111 27 33 15 35 25 40 13 ,, 30 49 fl'-l 17 THE GIRLS WHO MAKE THIS G.A.A. GO 931.17 111 . Ilke Li 110 J XX 00 u0 I1 I 0 Ilohkf 'flake ix.. Page' sponsored bv C.A.A. wuztq '74 tie an Spam fl I i 3 101,10 ' Ml, ntl- Ilgfrai. Qvcx l mn nf Hyllynagfi , PN' G.A.A. is the 0I'g3l'llZE1tlOll Whose goal is the teachin of ' , ' ' S lwltcr physivul f'00fCllIl2Ill0Il. This is clonu hy mastering a large number of sports and skills. ln aclflition lo this, Ihr- girls vngage in vunlpetitirm with GAA. groups uf other sf-lmuls. 'llumhling is um- phase of Ihv girls' ClllTll'lllllllI. xy ' vii? 2 Skiing 525255 EEQEIM Kiev H M52 ,.,.-,, Qwslidu 1.6-m-rmmwrmm. QKP c:00KS+I'1ilxSfI'lWV1I,.Hilllliltilll I Ianw- D Qtull A vwdlll . .. 1 ,. . . . . . . . ' 1-wson, M. lh'Ckl'4Nll. XI. Yuakum, il. Brooks. Fm-mul ww: I. INIILUII. N. ll1'adfm'cl. .X. Hunks-. ll. SIPWLIII. f.ufe'l4-riu xIllIlL1gI!'l' I.. Rifflv, l.,I.f'hlllZ1I1.fL. Lf-yu-r. R. lwmsun. P. l7rPe-man Inn! in pirtureb. ., kv Hr-all Lu-tml1.1n. ,ST0DlA5,.,,X Bun . Lvwisu VL-, Ishumi 12 ficgnixmaziwl in vmmmn . I I D - hvll. EIXHWUQU ' BIYS DRIVERS-First row: F. Claar. G. Lrwis. N. Baca. P. jones. T. Fhcnk. I... YanMc'ler. Second row: P. Hughvs, D. Lyllv, R. Bluuvr-lt, J. Hathaway, S. Emriok, U. Fuvklvr. 7N1evhanivg I.. Hilton. Third row: M. Harter, C. W 1' H 1' ' eaur. G. Janne.. R. Roedu, W. Byvrly, H. Klndy. R. Critvs. Not in picturvz J. Burns. W. Bowshe-r. L. Deckrosh. Ellis. P. Snider. Woods. lf. fl S. R. Frvvrnun. T' Camp' 'i f'-0260, xg,-.. 4 5 4 4 A .9 5 5 2 I 5 S IHIQS this all ahuut? Y' AI's Hamburger Shops .,,..,,. ......,.. Armslrong Aquarium .,.,...,,.......,,...... Baker Bread Co., Frank ......,.. ,.... Barllell Roofing 8: Sheel Melal C Basinger's Jewelry Slore Bayliff Funeral Home ,.........,..,........,. Bindel Appliances ,,., ...... Black Molor Sales .....,... ....... Boyle Florisl, Clem ..,., Bungalow Pharmacy . ..... .. ..., Campnell 8: Company .....,. ...... Campnell Pesl Conlrol ..........., ....., Cenlral Savings Associalion ,..,.,,. .... Chiles 8: Son Funeral Home .... CIeman's Fine Foods ., , Colfield Ponliac, Inc. Copus, Florisl, Glen , ....................,... . Corrello Foundry Engineer Co. ...., . Cridersville Grain Co. .....4..,,.....,... . Cronin Molors, J. P. ,. ...,..,...,...,. Dad's Club ,...., . ....... .... I n Davis Plaza Molel .. ,,.., Davisson, Soliday, 8: Sullivan ,....,.... Declrer's Dairy Bar .....4........, ...... Derbyshire, L. E. ...,.... .... ..... . DieIman's Molel .. ...,,,.. . 4,... , . , Don's Aulo Upholslering ..... Easl Gale Molel ..,.,..,.....,,.. ., .... .. Elmvlew Slore .,4...4,.,,......,......, .,.... Fanlz Prinling Co. ,,....,.,....... . Fidelily Coal 8: Supply Co. . Firsl Federal Savings 8: Loan , Fishero Company, R. E. .,..... ,.... . Flanigan, Kennelh ..,......,,.. ....,. Folland Molor Sales, Inc. ...., .,.., . Green lr Sawyer Co. ..... ,.,,. ,... , Greggs ..,. . ..... ..,.,.,.,... ,,.....,. . ,... . . Halker Implemenl Company ,.,......,., Harl Jewelers ..,,.........,............. ...,, Hearing Aid Cenler ...... ...... .,... Hefner Dairy ,..4...,............. ..... Heinlz Appliances, Doug .,.,...,, ,..... Hekman Biscuil Company , , Hi-Grade .... , ...., ,...............,,.. ..,.. . Hodoslto 81 Son Jewelers ..,.,... ..,.. Hodoslzo, Dr. W. J. ......,.,............,,.... . Holhapple While Roclr Farm ,,... ..,. Home Bank, The .....,....... .....,...., . . Hoover Appliances ....,......,.... ..... HillepoIa's Sohio Service ..... .,.... Hume Farm Supply .....,.......,.. ,..,. Inler-Slale Gas Company ....... ...., Irene Bridal Shoppe ,,,, , ,.,. , , Jenlins, Don ,...... ,. .,,... . . ,. . Johnson, Dr. R. M. .,.... .. .,,,... ,..., . .. Jones Hardware, Inc. ...,........,.......... . Kayes Jewelry Slore .....,....,............... Kelly Coal 81 Builders Supply Co .. Knowllon Conslruclion Co. .. .. Kocher Lumber Co. .....,. ,........ .,.., . Lewis Marlrel ....,.....,.....,..., ,.,, Lima Bargain Cenler ...........,... ...,. er' llff I Lima Lumber Company ...,., .,....,.,... Lima Paclring Company ....,..,....., ,.... Lima Painl 8: Color Co. . ,,...... Lima Telephone 8: Telegraph Co. Lockwood Real Eslale Co. .. Ludwig L. Earl ...,..,...,...,...,...,.,......... Maclr Camera Slore ...,.., ........ Madlsons ..,..,.,..,..,. . .,...,.,,..... Marshall 8: Fess Grocery .. . Marshalls Reslauranl . ,............,..... .. McAdams Venelian Blind Co. .....,. . McCains Mobile Home Sales ......,. Melropolilan Banlc ..,,.................,..,,.. Micheles ., ....,...., ...... ...,... . . Midgel Radio Shop , . Mohler's Flowers ..,. ,.,. . , ..,. . .. Morris Shell Service ............,...,....... Myers Hardware 8: Dry Goods ..,... Nalionwide Insurance ....,.,........ ,....... New Melhod Laundry 81 Cleaners ,. NicIr's Bralce 8: Sleering Service .. .. O'Conner-McLaughlin Co. ....... Ohio Coverall Service ......... .... Ohio Power ., . ,.....,.. ......... ..,, . . . Ohio Sleel Foundry Co. ....... ....,.. . Omar Bakery ., ..,..,, . .... .. Pangles Masler Marlrels .. ,. Parks-Klay Company .........,.., ..,.... Qumns ..,.,.......,,.........,........,,,.. ...,.. Radio Hospilal .... ,.,,...... ..,.. . , .. RaIph's Reslauranl .. .. .,...... Randall Graphile Bearings, nc. Rawl's, Incorporaled ,.....,......,...,..,... Reichelderler 8: Graham Lumber Co. ..... ,,.,.,............,..,....... . Reynolds Eleclric Company Roeder Really Co., Roy E. .....,,..,,. .. Roeder-Winegardner Insurance ...... Rossleld, Dr. A. W. ............,..,......... . Sealls Cleaning Company ...,.....,..,... Seilz Insurance Agency .....,......,....... Shawnee Grocery 8: Service Slalion Shoolr-Mosier Laundry Company Smilh, Terry P. ..,........,...............,.,... . Sowards Funeral Home .................... Slar Carpal Cleaning Co. ............. , Slein's Sludio .. .. ,...... . ..,... Slolly Insurance Agency .... .. ,.,, ,. Slrong, Slrong, lr Slrong ..... .,..... Superior Coach Sales Co. ..,., ......, . Susie-Q Drive In, Inc. .,......... ...... . Tillon 8: Son, H. A. ........,,..,. .,.,.,...... , Tomlinson Brake 8: Spring Service .. Tullle Lumber Company ..... ...,.,.,.... Turner lmplemenl Company ....,....,.. Uniled Aulo Supply .........,.,.....,..,.. ,, Varsily Shop ....,,.,.........,, ......... .,...,.. Webb Insurance, Inc. ., ..... Wilkins Food Merkel . ,, Williams Super Markels ..... ,.,.,.. WI M A ,.,.......,............... ........ YoaIcam's Garage ..... ....... 'f +ve.-I NS x 11,6 X x 4 , fy-' J r ' ' W I I I I . 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BEYER, Owner Spodswear-C'o+hing I'I. Ag TILTON AND SON Furnishings Plumbing and Hea+ing Young Men and Boys Coniradors and Engineers UMA' CHIC zzo w. HIGH ST. LIMA, ol-no Phone 4-28I6 224 N. Main S+. Our Best to the Class of l956 R. E. FISHERO COMPANY Dealer- Builder of a I-I GMES 707 SOUTH CABLE ROAD Lma, Ohio Phone 2-7l9l KNOWLTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1 5 9 A NAIS Builder of Your New School BELLEFONTAINE OHIO F rench Fries AL'S 'IAMBURGER SHOPS 327 WEST HIGH STREET l3I EAST HIGH STREE MORRIS SHELL SERVICE MARKET AND METCALF 24 Hour Service T I ph 888 2 B+ TL ki' CI fl'-756 THE 'LIMA BARGAIN CENTER 4200 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY l26 W Diamo EST HIGH SEREET nds Wafches S ' Luggage A BEST OF LUCK S TEINS STUDIO Official Cl ass Photographer Complirnenfs of SHA WNEE G ROCERY AND SER VICE S TA TION 901 Shawnee Road PHONE 3-9oL1 flverware Rad ppliances Complimenis of IHIO COVERALI- SERVICE IVE . Congra+uIa+ions, Class of '56 Division of NEW METHOD LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS 8' Complefe Indusfrial Laundering Service Phone 2-8680 J. P. CRONIN '9 SOUTH 9I METCALF STREET MOTORS, INC. Sales and Service DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH HEADQUARTERS I Sou'I'h Mefcalf S+. Telephone 2-0650 QUINN'S Wallpaper-Painfs 2I I WEST HIGH OLIVER SALES SERVICE Cosi' Reducing Equipmeni' COME IN-LET'S GET ACQUAINTED HALKER IMPLEMENT CO. I 030 Findlay Road UMA- OHIO CompIimen+s of Phone 9-948I ROY E. ROEDER REALTY CO. N fhe A gency of Dependable Service All Kinds of - vYllVtGARDNEl I SURANCE AGENCY Insurance 702 COOK TOWER Phone 2-723I Lima, Ohio KENNETH FLANIGAN Home Building Confracfor 3621 W Elm Sf. Pl'l0h6 2-3l I4 Lima, Ohio BA YLIFF FUNE RAL HOME Ambulance Service al' Any Hour PHONENLIMA is -4501 CRIDERSVILLE 450' CompIimen+s of DON'S AUTO UPHOLSTERING SOWARDS FUNERAL HOME Complimenis of JONES 5I9 W. Nor+h S+. HARDWARE LIMA OHIO INC. Phone 9-42II 59 Public Square Lima Ohio Groceries and Meais DR. A. W. ROSSFELD LEWIS MARKET IDGHIISII Hume, Ohio 304-6 STEINER BUILDING LIMA PHONE 4-9I48 Phone 5-9971 BUCKLAND 4004 Lima Ohio SEALTS I Complimenfg of Drive In NORTH SHORE DRIVE Befween E Bax+er and CoIIeH S+reeI's DRY CLEANING AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Phone 4-5050 Lima, Ohio CongraI'uIa'I'ions Class of '56 MADISON'S The Fashion Shop of Lima GREEN 81 SAWYER CO. General Coniraciors and Transii' Mixed Concrefe PLANT PHONE 9-0670 OFFICE 2-I6I5 O M BRAKE I- AND I N SPRING On I'I1e House7 S SERVICE Complimenfs of O RADIO AND TELEVISION STATION N W I M A Your Spor+s SI'aIions 2I2 Sou+I1 Elizabei-h S+ree Iomplimenfs of LIMA OHIO LIMA, OHIO CompIimen+s of +I1e NEW AND BEAUTIFUL 1 'N ---- .. P. S, 3 ' 3 ffm' Phone 7-894: ARMSTRONG TIRES qqqi 'W in THIS IS OUR 7IST YEAR Lima, Ohio 'RACTOR TIRE RE-LUGGING A CNY PfPPPf'v Phone 9-05l6 ODYEAR TIRES-TIRE RECAPPING B S 'esS 'Pe Y PI1one 9-4066 REAL ESTATE CO. '25 W' Spring S+- 2If2 Miles Io 42I0 Sou+I1 Dixie Highway Lima' Farm Sales Long Term Farm Loans a+ 4V2'Z, Homework ma e L. EARL LUDWIG EASY' Attorney-at Law The homemakers Job 's easier today than ever before ln history- thanks to electrlc he p- s like the clothe Ho' washer land dlrlyer the t . w e e ll1i1t.C e1cctr'c range an t e y too' 77 OHIO POWER U0- Lima Ohio Llma Ohio Phone 3577! Comphmenfs of MlIIlnery Accessories TH HI GRADE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 56 I . . 1 lhsh as r, ,auto Cheaper th 1 I1 oIaI E BRIDAL SHOPPE OME BANK Formals ms WEST WAYNE THE H Tuxedo RenIaIs II5 N. ELIZABETH Member of I'he FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CRIDERSVILLE GRAIN COMPANY Grain, Feed, Seed, Coal Fence and Farm Supplies Phone I 8-447 I CRIDERSVILLE OHIO CORPORATION Cridersville , Ohio CAMPNELL 81 COMPANY General Confradors E. D. CAMPNELL, Owner A Typical Campnell Consi'ruc+ion Job E. D. CAMPNELL l55 Souih Park Lima, Ohio Phones-3-840 I -5-842 I Phone 2-I I I I Shawnee A... ef... Ulzzammmywm W SALES-SERVICE-PARTS-USED CARS ' 545 W. High S+. Lima, Ohio TELEPHONES 6-365I -6-366I H I, I ' NEW METHOD LAUNDRY I AND DRY CLEANERS ! CompIimen'Is of ELMVIEW STORE 32l W. High Sireei' I260 S. Main Sfreef 636 W. Elm S+reeI' 647 N. Main S+ree+ Rd CALL 2-8680 FOR PICKUP! ' Free Mo+hproo'fing -V gf J. B. SPYKER, Prop. l - Complimenfs of ' ' THE LIMA TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH CO. PHONE 4-022I LIMA, OHIO CompIimenI's of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Complimenfs of AND LOAN ASSOCIATION THE UMA PACKING I99 N. EIizabeI'h Sfreei COM PAN Y Lima Keys+one Meai' Producfs ZI9 S. CENTRAL AVE. Lima, Ohio PHCNE PHONE 93660 81 9-36:5 Funeral Home THE FAMILY DEDICATED TO SERVICE Wayne and Washingfon AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT Ph AI 7-39I I,mT?392I RADIO INSU RA SHOP NCE INC. RADIO - TELEVISION . ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT CUP FIf+'e+I1 Phone 5-I946 Anniversary W. E. CLEMANS I29 Sou+h EIizabe+h S+. Lima Ohio 2I2 W. High S+ree+ TELEPHONE 2-3675 LIMA OHIO - I L Telepho :LU MBER CU. ne 9-9670 340 Easf High Sfreef BEST WISHES SENIORS UMA, OHIO Buckland 98Bl Lflhd 4-6 l27x 9-7137 HUME FARM Grain, Se S UPPL Y ei Feed , CoaL Fertilizer HUME OHIO SILOS X CRIBS STRAN STEEL FRAMI STEEL NG FA BRICA T OU ORS ONSET BUILDING E OHIO STEEL FOUNDRY CO. les+ of Luck 'ro +he Class of I956 Congrafulaiions 'r Fro THE SHAWNE 195 Pd VPd S T Class of '56 kD'S CLUB 5 W. H. GOODENOW CLARENCE O. BOGER JOHN E. KELLY TOM DECKER -n- ILE SWT r2Hz.ea'f? 320l WEST ELM STREET and CENTRAL AND CIRCULAR COFFIELD SEITZ PONTIAC, INC. INSURANCE AGENCY Sales and Service 402 COLONIAL BLDG 35 Wes+ Spring S+ree+ I I6kITlClI1'S SGII'Il18S Insurance-No Sidelini PHONE 97660 EMERSON Club Crackers VIA, OHIO HOWARI HEKMAN BISCUIT COMPANY 329 Nor+I1 Jackson Sfreef LIMA, OHIO Phone 45796 and Your Favorite Cookies Town House Crakers ' TURNER OLTZAPPLE IMPLEMEN1 'HITE ROCK Graham Crakers COMPANY Farmall Traders Farm Implemenfs and McCormick IOLTZAPPLE FARM SERVICE Infernafional Harvesfer 9-2933 I9-255I I9-388I I33 WATER ST. LIMA, OHIC Elidal Qhio Phone 4l 70I HOOVER APPLIANCE COMPLIMENTS or BUNGALOW PHARMACY Everyihing in Wesringhouse PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIS-I-S RCA Vic'Ior TV and Radio CompIe+e Sales and Service 327 NORTH MAIN STREET Marker af Baxier Phone 8-95I I LIMA 'HONE a-vm OH,O Congra+uIa+ions and Besf Wishes Io Ihe I956 Grad'uaI'es of Shawnee High School RANDALL GRAPHITE BEARINGS, INC. Sleeve Bearings and Pillow Blocks V Phone 3-I675 LIMA, OHIO I. W. J. HODOSKO Opfomefrisr 206 N. Elizabefh Sfreei LIMA OHIO Waich fhe Birdie! FLOWERS EATON 81 ENDLY Insurance 403 W- High S+- 4:0 DOMINION BUILDING Lima, Ohio Phone 7-375l UMA ol-no Complimen+s of REICHELDERFER AND GRAHAM ..- Lumber CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO Plans-Specificafions Ideas-Financing GEO. T. KOCHER LUMBER CO. Complimen+s of EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING PARKS - KLAY CO. Eas'I' Elm and Jackson S+ree1's af fhe River PHONE 2-7675 DIAMONDS WATCHES I40 Wes+ High S+ree+ Lima, Ohio JEWELRY SILVER BEST WISHES for YOUR success, we hope +ha+ you will lei' us help you Iusf as we have helped o+hers before you. Malte This Your Bank! THE METROPOLITAN BANK OF LIMA, OHIO The Banlc 'For Everyone Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CompIimen+s of YOAKAM GA RAGE I ARTHUR YOAKAM A A J CompIe'I'e Auio Service MOTEL and MASSEY-HARRIS-FERGUSON Sales and Service 2000 Harding Hwy. E HUME, OHIO Buckland 49B7 Lima 4-bl29 CONCRETE, LITESTONE AND CELOCRETE BLOCK BRICK AND STEEL SASH LIMA CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC. - -r Spencerville Rd. and Erie Railroad PHONE 5-676l LIMA, OHIO Complimenis of B LAC K MOTOR SALES DODGE PLYMOUTH 8, DODGE TRUCKS K 5I2 Wes+ High S+ree+ 5 E w E L E R 5 H Lima Ohio X210 N. suzaissrn sr. 19 STRONG, STRONG, 81 STRONG Architects - Lima Compliments of TERRY P. SMITH, INC. mbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning 3 608 W. High Street and TERRY II Cl t 6 O36I L Oh THE LIMA LUMBER COMPANY Norfh Jameson a+ Pennsylvania Railroad THE HOME OWNER DEPARTMENT STORE We DeIiver Phone 5-60 I 0 EAST MAIN STREET I I2I EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIALS WE D0 NUT SELL BEER UII IIITUXIOATIIIG BEVERIIGES , , W 0,905 su PE n uAnKE1'slff first In 0110, Completed' Self-Serve Three Convenieni' Locafions LATHAM AVENUE EAST SECOND ST. Lima, Ohio Delphos, Ohio Cridersville, Ohio AII Work and N -f--'7' o PIay? Com plimenfs of DECKER'S DAIRY BAR FOR REFRESHMENTS CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO . THE SHOOK-MOSIER LAUNDRY COMPANY OuaIi+y Cleaners 22I -233 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE T I hones 46640-46650 Lima Oh McCAIN'S MOBILE HOME Sales and Cour+ 3530 S. DIXIE HIGHWAY Lima Ohio I Besi' Wishes +o +he Class of l956 SUSIE-Q DRIVE IN, INC. BELLEFONTAINE AND KIBBY STS. LIMA OHIO Congra+uIaI'ions +o +he '56 Graduaiing Class CAMPNELL PEST CONTROL II68 Wesf Norfh S+ree+ MICHELE'S INFANTS' 81 CHILDREN'S SHOP 560 W. MarIceI' HELEN LAMBROS, Owner CompIimenI's of MOH LE R'S F LOWE RS I052 - I 060 Bellefonfaine Ave. . Phone 597I I Twin Insurance UMA OHIO Personal Shopping Service ' PHONE 32806 Complimenfs of MYER'S HARDWARE AND DRY GOODS PHONE I8-4563 CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO An Apple for Ihe Teacher An Apple for Ihe Teach TV LOUNGE AIR CONDITIONED EAST GATE MOTEL U.S. 30 Sou+h-Eas+ Edge of LIMA, OHIO PHONES IN ROOMS PHONE LIMA 2-0780 I327 BeIIefon+aine Avenue Complimenfs of HITTEPOLE'S SOHIO SERVICE Sohio ProducI's PHONE 8-059I BeIIe'Fon+aine and Elm ARMSTRONG AQUARIUM Tropical Fish Aquarium Supplies and Foods 4I0 S. ELIABETH STREET Lima, Ohio Phone 2I l9I Complimenfs of MARSHALL AND FESS GROCERY soun-i wARsAw, on-no The frue +es'r of civilizaiion is, noi' ihe census, nor fhe size of Ci+ies, nor fhe Crops-No, bui' The kind of man +he counfry furns out RALPH WALDO EMERSON Civilizaiion SUPERIGR COACH CORPCRATION Lima, Ohio AUTO FIRE LIFE NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES Represen+ed in Allen Coun+y by +he Following Agen+s: WALTER MILLER Roufe 5 Lima Phone 5II2I WALTER KING 8I5 Franklin S+. Lima Phone 82306 W. D. GIFFIN 90l Sereff Rd. Lima Phone 5l I8I HARLEY SMITH 2l6 Washinglon S+. Lima Phone 24093 MCADAMS VENETIAN BLIND co. F'DE'-'TY I303 Bellefonlaine Avenue 81 Phone 8-I637 Lima, Ohio CUSTOM Bull-T Bl-'NDS Specializing in Building SupplIes ORS'3:iNl'xN 'LCc: DICK GUSHMAN, owner Ia. M. IoHNsoN, Mn. '335li1,HfIl.,S+'ee+ 907 Ci+izen Building Lima Ohio ZENDER Music STORE C 'p'I 'e s of HANK ARMANTROUT The Man Who Knows Music '34 E' HIGH ST' LIMA' OHIO Planned Insurance Programs D 303 COOK TOWER C mPI'me I5 v. J. sroLLY DICK sToLLY of TOM sToLLY Our 52nd Year CARPET CLEANING CO. Phone 5'975' LIMA, OHIO PAINTS-WALLPAPER Overhead Garage Doors THE LIMA PAINT 81 COLOR CO. MAURICE G DEE Umm' I32 E. High S+. Phone 2-I9II as 670. 3580 S. Dixie Highway YOUR FRIENDLY RADIO HOSPITAL BOTTLED GAS DISTRIBUTOR Radios and Television Sas Ranges Gas Waier Heaiers SALES-SERVICE Bulk Sys+ems for Home Hea1'ing Phone 3 I37I PHONE 2090. LIMA' OHIO 608 N. MAIN STREET LIMA, OHIO 1151211115115 illflutel i my MAJ al yew f W Co-Owner Telephene 5-2806 RICHARD GIFFIN Co-Owner UMA OHIO Phone 2-878I HEARING AID CENTER UNITED AUTO SUPPLY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES 20I Sou'I'h Main S'I'ree+ Lima's Leading Auio Accessory S'rore RICHARD GIFFIN. Manager CHARLES' H. FERGUSON TO THE CLASS OF l956 , 5 f f 5 4, 305 Sfeiner Bldg. Lime' Ohie Phone 3-937I Cerfified Hearing '29 Nodh Main Aid Audiologisfs 0 DOROTHY COUNCILMAN UMA OHIO SAVINGS Compllmenfs of CLAUDIA JONES ASSOCIATION TOASTMASTER THE O'CONNOR McI.AUGI 'II.IN CO. 2I5 W. Markef 50I Colonial Bldg. General Insurance Baked UMA' OHIQ LIMA, OHIO by me T. D. McFI.::g.i:LIN, JR. e. QGZEISIOP FRANK BAKER BREAD CO. BARTLETT ROOFING 81 SHEETMETAI. SHOP I032 Findlay Road Lima, Ohio Phone 7-093I RUBEROID ROOFING LENNOX FURNACES BINDEL APPLIANCE Formerly Maytag Share, WILKINS FOOD MARKET fhe Home of FRIGIDAIRE-MAYTAG DON KIMMEL TAPPAN We Deliver' HOOVER-IRONRITE METCALF We Service Wha+ We SeII a+ lFI'I S GOOD F099 KIBBY Phone 7-I6II you WAN-rn 1 2I0-2I2 s. Main S+ ' ' QL - ' Phone 9358' UMA g ...Q UMA, oHlo OHIO f AN i I ! E MARSHALL'S RESTAURANT 2I8 E. High S+. Lima Ohio Crea+ive Prinfing HEFNER DAIRY TASTE THE DIFFERENCE I4II Rice Avenue Hefner's Milk Tasfes Good PHONE 4-7886 Ieilm Mill: Shnnlf-I CompIimen+s of MACK CAMERA STORE 26 Wes+ MarI:e'I S+reeI' REYNOLDS ELECTRIC CO., INC. 53 I HAZEL AVENUE Licensed EIecIricaI Con+rac+ors Residences-InoIus+rles-S+ores Power and LigI1I' InsI'aIIa'rions Wiring and Repairing TELEPHONE 7-089I Complimenis of CORRELLO FOUNDRY ENGINEER CO. II50 Franklin LIMA, OHIO Brass, Bronze, Aluminum and Grey Iron CasI'ings Wood and Me'raI PaI'+erns BASINGER'S N Zmandi jine 57100645 Besl' Wishes lo lhe Class of '56 DOUG HEI NTZ APPLIANCES CATERING SERVICE 309 N C l S+ + Cl , ,I , . oe ree 20' evrraans Buldmg KEVINATOR esl' Elm Slreel YOUNGSTOWN PHONE 52876 RCA . . Florist . . FUNERAL WORK CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS POTTERY Phone 2-7786 Lima, Ohio Why Slucly Whal' lo Say for Hours and Hours When ll Takes buf a Minule lo Say ll' Wilh Flowers? IOHN KESNER GENERAL MERCHANDISE 3403 W. Elm Slreel Phone 95249 PHONE 90I28 AND 2-3I I2 Roule 4 Lima, Ohio , OMAR BAKERY 'The Friendly Omar Man l003 Spencerville Road Telephone 97336 LIMA OHIO PEERLESS COAL COMPANY QUALITY coALs Berwind Briquefs Fireplace Wood WiII-Buri' Lump-Egg-Sfoker Au+oma+ic Sfokers Grea+ Hear+ Ken+ucky Furnace Cleaning J. PAUL TIMMERMAN-JOHN P. TIMMERMAN 328 Easi' Kibby SI'ree'I Complimenfs of Phone 9-46 I 5 LIMA, OHIO Coudesy of E. C. NicIc's Hoefler L. E. 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Third row: Derbyshire, Dotson, Etans. Edgington. Frm-el. Garrison. Cay. Glaze. Goodrnow. Fourth row: Hinden- lang Kunklvman. Lehman. Michael. Monfort. D. Myers. T. Myers. Rahrig, Ridenhour. Sixth row: Rienie-sch. Riffle. Rigg, Roop, Rushing, Svllers, D. Simmons, S. Simmons, Smith. Sixth row: Snr-ary, Sowards, Spot-s, Stt-rd, Thomas, Verhryke. Wallace, Yant, D. Yoakam. Seventh row: N. Yoakam. Zimmerman. it 'Q .. fi ' iii I Q Q., 3, i ' 3 it Q VAl.l',DlfIlURl.'XN ANU 5fXl.l,ll'.-X'l'0Rl.f A A .3 K x 1 5 'lun !IHl4'll flow:-rvirxg xv-lmwrf lwurlwl I A 1 5 Will'-S Pfllivr l'lilX'. .lwun Warner, xulwlivt ian and llmmis llomlmmw. sululalmi. Th:-ir lwmxrs we-rv won. nnly lllflllllflll lu x 6 lmurf of aliligm-nt Ntmly mul grunt path-n l'lPllM'llllf'Illlf. sw. the l'lll'S nl 19311, arf- Irl ' prmul of llll'lll. 4 MS , ml 4 I 5 L HICNIUR SlIlllJI.lliSllIl' 'l'l'f5'l'S W ' Hur vlgxff uux ffwllxlxutv- imlr-ml In lmw Illrw gif ' wnior lmyb, l,l'I1llls llUlNl!'IlOW., Vl'Villl1'I' lim-Hill, V1 - A illltl ,lun llllt'2llllll'l'. place' in ilu- Slilll' as an rv- ll' , 'V sul! of lhv N1'll0lZlI'5lllIl In-ft: tulwn in l,inm. ln 1' if alll llvlvlx lllvw' lmyf ilI'r' Iopx, V Q 4 A , - .f 'V -V kr iQ : 2-A ' 7'-- ' .' ' l 'Ji , L - . Ig ' , l . f vw l. M-W. . ,rum A Q -EM, : lllQ,.S.,,,,, -Ag B.. -Ww- f .4 . K. ' ' lil 1 P, HONOR 5 'lllow mlm ran in Iln-ir vlan-w ship, t'llilI'8f'll' and wrviw' 1 lwrl-. 'l'lliQ ii III' Sllnl llhmsn' it arc' prouul ix lwrs arm' Cllnsv iur and Sf-niur 904044 STATE Sl IHOLARSHIP TESTS The-so Q-ight pm-opIe rankvd high in thc- Bowl- ing Uri-en District. Nvltiv D1-IIiII rankvd sm-cond in thx- stats- in English II while Sam Bitle-I ranked I-ighth in thi' stale- in Physics. EIGHTH GRADE TESTS Six boys and girls who did ve-ry wvll in the- Eighth Grade- Tests arf' shown hero. Th:-ir ranking in the- county is as ful- Iows: G. Condi-n0w, thirdg II. III-iman. N. Ilnmkliurl, and M. Mitch- e-II. si-w-ntI1 plum- tiv: IJ. Spy-In-r. sixth: and ll. Lvv. Iirsl. REPRESEN'I'A'l'IVIC T0 IIIICKEYE IIOYS' FI.-'ITE Ili-nnis Ilvvkrosli F.I .A. QUEEN Iluris Shaw IJELECATE TO THE NATIONAL MUSIC EDIICATORS ASSOCIATION CONVENTION IN ST. LOUIS. NIISSOITRI Sandy Thomas STATE FARMERS Marvin Logan Raymond Shaw Cary Cam-II BH ERS if-' C W ? 4 x A, 1 . in CMIHH il YANT i v c. ' avr I . BROWN if fi HOLTTZKR 5 CAMPN ELL YR SP1-lNfiIiR .4 'E' t S xmxilcicxi xx MAI K i 'Q 'XII W . 1 Ulrivk. 21 man wa- all he-ld in highest !'Ntl'1'Ill. pas-wi away thi, spring. Wi-'ll new-r forge-t this remarkable- man who had ilumf so muvh for Our sviiool. M' 'aka me i W I L i f, 1 A S Y' W 1 5, i wi P F! gl li 2 ' ,gi A i 1 i .1 s ' f BOWERSOCK HILE WOODS za- no STEDKE i l S 4 Nl XHSH XI.I, 5 I u X X OWESY, ' BOWSHER BROOKS 1-K in VARSITY TRACK TEAMfFirst row: J. Spencer. J. Hile, C. Marshall. L. Brown, L. Brooks, J. Ste-dke. W. Bowsher. Second row: Assistant Coach Blauvelt. J. Gaidry, T. Gaidry, R. Ward, J. Uncapher. W. Yant, J. Woods. P. Houtzer, Coach Shackelford. Third row: Assistant Coach Kindy. Manager D. Coodenow. T. Myers, C. Mauk. F. Bowersock. M. Bowsher. K. Zimmerman. W. Cleaves. T. Campnc-ll. After losing their opening meet to Troy, Coach Shackelford's cindermen swept to victory in the rest of their outings. This included the W.B.L. meet in which our team dethroned defending champion. Kenton. Five new school records were set during the year by three tracksters-Tom Myers. Kurt Zimmerman, and Jini Hile. Troy .... ,, Fostoria ..... Bellefontaine Defiance .... Celina ....,. Celina ....,. VARSITY SCORES They ,, T5 3815 M51 .33 We 43 69 7915 67 8815 67 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM -First row: D. Reed. M. Kidd. C. Lehman. I.. Baker. S. Shutt. M. Johnson. Second row: D. Cal- lup, G. Cramer. J. Bathurst. H. Caldwell, B. Bathurst, B. Cay. A. Johnson. Third row: Coach Shackclford. C. Van Meter. P. Oglcsbcv. Assistant Coach Kindy. fi' ? '1 i jg n X ,QQJWNQ ix If I I , BASEBALL LETTERMEN ThompsonFP.. Crocker- Could-lst B. Riffle-2nd B., Deckrosh- C., Converse-3rd., Hile-LF., Spencer-C.F. Sarakaitish-R.F. S. ,, fi'- X ix Y- 7 ',,...A Q, i xll E as I ff - A-4 Bl: aww it 'Nr ,vt QM VARSITY B.-tSI'fBAI,l. TEABI--I-'irst row: un. '- 'hwy' , yxiwg, Nlwllf' 'stllwliff' My.. M ll Rall 4, Q UNI. Managvr. J. King: J. Hil:-. J. 'llhomp-on. J. Crocker, L. Lewis. S. Converse, J. Sarukaitis, D. Deckrosh. D. Spvrlcvr. M. Gould, lf. Rifflv. Manager, D, Cullallan. Second row: R. Bell, D. Van Meter, C. Painter, S. Clark, D. Ca:-sie, D. Hulnman, J. llvrtrain, J. Bravkney. B. Bitldinger. ll. Cramer. Coach Hughes. With only two lettermcn returning from last year! W.B.l.. champion squad, Coach Paul Hughes liuilt il winning team that enflerl the season with a 5--L recorcl. Thr- boys put in many long hours to acliit-vc this. With only one senior lettermun, we are looking' forward to next year. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM-First row: D. Jones, T. Bollinger, R. Lippincott, D. Crumrine, H. Hughes, R. Bluhaugh. S v c o n d row: Coach Lytle, J. Nebergall, C. King, D. Monroe, M. Roush. J. Cassie, L. Goodwin, C. Kunklernan. Third row: H. Wright, R. Vermillion, C. Cla-aves. K. Waltz, J. Linhart, J. Miller, T. Croft. BASEBALL SCORES They Delphos Sl. John . 0 Bluffton 6 Sl. Marys . 9 Wapuk 0 Wapak .. , 6 Lima Senior High Il Celina . .. .... . . . 7 Kenton . A 0 Bellefontaine . ..... .. ...... . . ,.... ., 1 'League Games 'lT0u.rnament Games fr 'vi ,ws W ie... f .elf .1-.f.f.Jwu-gli.-man-iiu1Q-L .--M11 .. 1 in Lun- Sdcuaaeeh ?l784Z' ' MW.. 1Y?'E ':tlm VARSITY GOLF TEAM-First row: D. Deckrosh, S. Tecklenberg, D. Krouskop. .l. McKindsey. Coach Lusk. Second row: J. Blackford, B. Light, M. Gould, D. Bollinger, T. Bitler, J. Lawhead. Golf was added to the list of varsity sports this year. Under the tutelage of Coach Kenneth Lusk, our boys learned a lot and are looking forward to next year. S ready Now!! GOLF LETTERMEN S. Tecklenherg, B. Light, D. Bollinger, D. Deckrosh gaeelallawd mae mba SH AW N EE SCORE XM CLOSE. NHKEX X S AGMNXE HOLD H 1 UP-UP AN 2 D OVEEU Q' ' 'vflww 'W M GET SET. Soloists and Ensembles received SOLOISTS R. Ward, R. Harter, T. Campnell, S. Thomas, D. Krouskop. and D. Watkins. MIXED ENSEMBLE C. Rumhaugh, C. Umbaugh, S. Cox, v R. Ward. M. Smith, T. Campnell, R. Hartvr, D. Watkins. L?n.' . , , . , , , X .R D T A T YA ' auf -' ' 'V .X 1 . A N .x f T . NM BOYS' ENSEMBLE First row: J. McKind- sey. D. Watkins, S. Tecklenberg, B. Bitler, R. Ward. Second row: A. Osmon, L. Specs, T. Morris, K. Zimmer- man. 00044 :rior ratings tate or rict competition. ' iw Q .Mfg , v 'S 5 iiiwkpj ii ' I I 9 :I . ,. '- ig! , 'QU .. : ' Q s, - A -, i 'V svn 'Q Pl 'u BRASS QUARTETTE C. Nye-, M. Shepherd, S. Downhower. A. Osmon. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE First row: J. Diehl, M Smith, C. Bourquin P. Hefner, G. Shock Second row: D. Wil- liams. N. Osmon, B. DRUM ENSEMBLE S. Evans, S. Pellegrini, P. McGi1lvary L. Garrison, V. Anspacll. Saltsgivcr, J. Eicher. JW 42500504 and 39 Romance in the Air , ' 3-rdf . Shoot, Man, Shoot! Go, Cat. Col ,Mm fiww- A Pretty Czrl ls m-m,,,,m::- X' Like a Melody -- Ill 'AJ W :::I555555::5::::5gg, !!!I.u3nve5!.22!Sm 746 pfzom 'tH0Il7Uil,HI1 Holliday Under the palm trees May we dancv? lllllldll Cool!! A bit of livrmuda x K 1 1 ,Sul I 'N 3 Se-nic rs sing Alma Mater Class Flower-Pink Rose Class Color-Royal Blue Class Motto- Success is Attained by Striving for it. ' . 1 L. ,. W, Q . .. , ins : L-,.1-.:: , iesgg 1,. fi 3 - K ,'.1 -ii ,.fL . .' ,K '-- . K K , 7. K .- kk.f-. .Ks 5 -K, K kk-: . . : K K .KK , , K K K ,KK K. K. 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