Sidney High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Sidney, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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All in all though, the clocks around Sidney High School click off many happy moments for students and teachers alike. sv az x f 1 K 5 914, tha, SENIOR ORCHESTRA, Violins: Carol Knasel, Diane Berting, Ging- er Davey, Carol McKnight, Carol Smith, Janet Blake, Karen Bran- denburg, Kathleen Oldham, Io Bowen, Sandra Smith, Rosemary Smith, Barbara Seifert, Iudy Brown, Gretchen Brunner: flutes: Ida Cunningham, lean Bowen: clarinets: Tcm Dunnavant, Larry Wag- goner, Daniel McNeil, Ierry Blake: cellos: Gretchen Milsm, Mar- lene Kaufman, Catherinlu Russell: viola: Carl Schaefer: trumpets: William Greubmeyer, Larry Brookhart, Ierry Scanlin: french horn: Richard Lipold: trombones: Ierry Steinle, Iohn Uncapher: alto scrxcphones: Gary Davidson, Sandra Spinner: tenor saxo- phone: David Aschenbach: baritone saxophone: David Dormire: drum: Iacque Neer: bass viol: Marjorie Blake, Alice Glore, loan Steinkemper: tympani: Eugene Fogt: piano: Shelby Hazel Lower picture, IUNIOR ORCHESTRA, Violins: Ianet Harman, Kathleen Oldham, Gretchen Brunner, Carol Knasel, Diane Berting, Shirley Altholf, Iudy Brown, Diane Blake, I-Xrlynn Hill, Susan Gehrlich: flutes: Martha Drake, Iudy Knasel: oboe: Mike Boller: clarinetsz Mike Downey, Don Haney, Tom Prctsman, Iames Link- er: saxophones: Tim Wells, Roger Schaffer, Terry Hefman, Dale Parke, Tom Pence: cello: Catherinlu Russel, Diane Fields, Ian Scanlin: comet: Bob Pellman, Dave Abbott, Robert Moore, Dick Dormire, Iohn Kraft, George Chrisman, Tom Hughes: saxophone: David Aschenbach: bassoon: Paul Steinle: trombones: lames Hill, Hugh Bonnoront, Iames Fouss, Don Widney: cymbals: Ierry Wenners: drums: lim Wells, Tcm Stocker, Iohn Keysor: accom- panist: Dortha Sue Shepherd: bass viol: Ann Minton, Brenda Welch, Barbara Hepler: student director: Ierry Scanlin: tympani: Hugh Turley ' J liars U Wim!-'5fU ' The senior orchestra, directed by Paul Fitzwater, rehearses on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It performs for assemblies, class plays, and commencement, and presents a Band-Orchestra Concert in February. The junior orchestra, under student director lerry Scanlin, plays 6 for junior assemblies and has a concert in May. , Hnqbzatfiqh - ' lanitors, students, and teachers - that's what makes a well-run school tick from early morning till long after the last class is over for the day. Students of Sidney High not only attend regular classes throughout the day but also have the opportunity to take part in many outside activities. This makes their day 'round the clock at SHS more interesting and full. Variety is the spice ot life. Several senior girls organized the Senior Girls' Trio in their spare time. They provided entertainment at various school functions. In the lower pictures the janitors are taking a Well-deserffed rest from their busy duties to pose for the camera. Upper lelt CAUGHT IN THE ACT! Left to right: Linda Lower left: Senior Girls' Trio gets in some practice. Lett to Koskinen Sandor Spmner Gary Gooder, Dan Schlagetter, right, standing: Ioan Steinkemper, Ianet Heintz, Darlene Connie Ash Rcurdon Young Litton: seated, Linda Koskinen Upper right Custcdians Lower right: Eleventh Grade U. S. history class ,, . in ., laws Bus drivers of Sidney High goth- er ior cr short session before load- ing their buses and transporting the students home Miss Gannon slowly but surely calls the roll in one of her junior high gym class The Future Farmers ot America practice surveying under the super- vision oi H. E. Slager 6U'mlL, Lcfmk and Ccfmlz, Bright cmd early in the morning there is nothing like the grecrt outdoors! Miss Gcxnnon's gym clctss, shivering in the grey dawn, may not echo that sentiment: but the bus drivers and Ag students seem glad of the chance to be out in the fresh dir, if even for only or few moments. A11 of which goes to show that Whether you be or fresh-cxir fiend or not, your minutes oft SHS ctre spent in or variety of places-indoors and out. Ferguson Construction J' jllieiaa, A, Students pause during class time to suit action to the old saying Look at the footprints on the ceiling Busy in the school workshop, are Gary Van Fossen, William Chappie. Wayne Kinninger. Norman Knasel. and Elmer Broerman Typists try hard to increase strokes and acquire accuracy Ferguson Construction 9 Besides looking at the ceiling and watching clocks, stu- dents around Sidney High have a chance to take some in- teresting subjects that their grandparents didn't have. At the bottom ot the page We see the second year typing and ma- chine shop students hard at work learning these manual skills. 10. W Q Students often pause at the trophy case in the West entrance during the day. At upper left Tom Applegate, lim Stump, Marvin Dit- mer, and Larry Grandy admire trophies. Students who have been absent gather in the office each morning to get their attendance cards. ln the lower left picture Miss Freytag passes these out to George Kookootsedes, Kathy Russell, Mary Kootkootsedes, Don Voor- hees, Larry Lorton, Doris Harp, and Dottie Bodine. Best Wfishcs C. D. Beck ' mm cami Tickets are sold at noon and after school on game days. In the upper right Bob Conrad sells tickets to Sue McVay, lucly Bryan, and Bruce Bertsch. Attendance awards are given every six weeks in assembly. At the lower right Tom Flinn presents plaques to homeroom monitors, lan Scanlin, Ierry Kaufman, ludy Brown, and Ianet Hahn. Mr. Gardner is sponsor ot the photo- graphy club of which Diane Blake and lol-in Keyser are members Hic, lmaec. hoc the Latin class is stu dying At the bulletin board in the junior high building are Susan Gehrlick, Rog- er McDermott. Alexandria Glen Apple Sluzki, and Q,fluoQaq, With a Wide variety of clubs available, it should be easy for a student to find just the right one to suit his interests. Some clubs are connected with classes as is Inter Nos, the Latin Club. All of the clubs provide valuable training besides offering en- tertainment and encouraging new friendships. Spot', - Mighty Fine Hamburgers Y-Sandwich Shop George Stamm, Inc. Xwillman Furniture Sidney Sporting Goods ln manual irain- ing class Iohn Ste- phens, G e o r g e Christman. Ierry Steinle. and Hay Stewart wo-rk on proiecis Ai ihe fair Bob Allen proudly holds his sheep showman- ship award Eighth qrade stu- dents in cooking class are Nellie Cotierman, Barbara Basore. Grace Al- len, Rosemary Bark- er. Mary Alexander. B r e n d a Courier, Connie Bolden, Bar- bara Campbell, Kat- ie Binkley, Diane Doll, Iudy Clifton. Ianice Coverstone Seated around the tablet: Charles Knoop, Bob Allen, Marcia McVay, Shyla Freeman. Eugene Fogt. Bob Conrad. Larry Waggoner Standing: Iohn Spangler, Bob Zimpher, Gretchen Milem, Roger Stevenson Tom Flinn, Miss Fogt. adviser fanned Sdn, Pace Student Council is the governing body in Sidney High School. It consists of representatives from every class in the school and has at least one faculty adviser. The activities of the Council were initiated by a get-acquainted party for all the students and teachers new to Sidney High. The class presidents and presidents of all major organizations were invited to at- tend. All the activities of the Student Council are financed through pledges by the students to the Student Chest Fund. The most out- standing of the activities are the publication of the handbook and the sponsoring of outside talent for assembly programs. Each year the Council provides for the presale of tickets for football and basketball games. At the end of each six weeks period the honor roll is computed under the Counci1's supervision. Locker clean-ups are carried on monthly throughout the year, and during mid- winter a courtesy campaign is organized. Instructions are given to each room in school in case of a fire, and then fire drills are practiced during the fall and spring. Attendance plaques are awarded each six weeks to the home rooms having the highest percentage of attendance. At the end of each year a lost and found sale is sponsored by the Council. The articles left in the lost and found department of the school are sold at auction for a few cents each. This year's Student Council was privileged to have as its secre- tary-treasurer, Bob Conrad, the first male member to hold that office in the history of Sidney High School. Sidney Paint Sidney Flower Shop Sidney Motor Court Shelby Hardware 15 nm Ju Home, ,icfulle Five columns of pertinent print about SHS which appear in the daily paper every Saturday under the heading Sidney High School News are a familiar sight to high school students. This paper is brought to the students and the public through the efforts of the news staff. For those junior and senior news writers who have done superior work, there is the Quill and Scroll, an honorary society formed to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. Both the news class and Quill and Scroll are supervised by Mrs. Blust. Upper picture, left to right: members of QUILL and SCROLL: Priscilla Hill, Marjorie Blake, Buzz Getrcst, Elaine Doll, Darlene Litton, Sam Bender, Doris Harp, Sharon Garrett, Linda Koskinen, Gary Gooder, Sandra Spinner Seated at desk: Mrs. Blust Lower picture, NEWS CLASS, left to right, first row: Pat Elson, Karen Hays, Elaine Doll, Don Schiff, Phyllis Libbee, Connie Ash, Judy Fishbaugh, Ann Robinson Second row: Phyllis Bowers, Linda Koskinen, Ichn Amos, Dollie Roegner, Bob Zimpher, Danny Schlagetter, Virginia Gibbs Third row: Marilyn Iackson, Doug Marker, Rairdon Young lib . Students using the library, left to right: Sandra Valentine, Iudy Stump, Tony Kahn, Ianet Blake, lim Brown, Bob Zimpher, and Iohn Spangler 1.4, mlllfl, in Jfrww The school library is open to students for reference, enjoyment, or for browsing around. The new card catalog this year came in mighty handv. Because of many displays from various teachers, and redecoration, the library was cozy and attractive this year. Many new books arrived throughout the year, including exciting sport stories and interesting career books. Students do not have to worry about getting a good book, because there are many fiction stories and biographies on many subjects. The set of Popular Science books, the Book of Authors, and encyclo- pedias are useful for information and reference. Many magazines, such as Life, Popular Mechanics, add to the en- joyment of students While they are at the library. Also, for help in planning parties or for clubs and organizations, books, pamphlets, and booklets may be found. Such a Wide collection of material in the library gives the student body a Wonderful chance to enlarge its reading field. Miss Bettie Duncan, Who is in charge of the Sidney High library, re- ceives assistance from capable girls in the ninth through the twelfth grades. They help students throughout the day. Compliments of Minton's Market Quality Dairy, Inc. 15 In the spring of every year energetic students may be seen completely absorbed with chemistry manuals, old English tests, or perhaps French drill pads. They are preparing with concen- trated study for an elimination test. The students having the three highest scores in each test go to Miami University to take the State Scholarship Tests. The competition is always very strong. Each year the seniors participate in the Senior Scholarship Test conducted by the State Department of Education. The test in- cludes the five general subjects: mathematics, English, history, science, and reading. These tests help stimulate in students a desire for further knowledge and bring to light hidden abilities. Standing lelt to right: Bill Gruebmeyer, Iohn Hill, Iames Brown, Gary Davidson, Ianet Blake, Pat Long, Shelby lean Hazel, Nancy Marsh, Dan McNeil, and Byron Higgins Seated left to right: Cole Tremain, Ierry Scanlin, Virginia Hicker' son, Carolyn Weber, Phil Freytag, Ierry Blake, and Priscilla Hill XVheeler's Market Citizens Bank Senior proiectionists, left to right: Bob Conrad, Ray Boller, Robin Morris, Shirley Booher, cmd Mr, Spence, adviser Students producing cr radio skit, leit to right, seated: Tom Hughes, Marilyn lackson, Edward Sparks, Iudy Stump, David Aschenbach, and Bob Zimpher Standing: Iames Linker, Ann Minton, Betty Kritzer, Dee Dee Martin, Ellen Plattoot, Sonja Lecky, and Dale Parke ' WL 016,54 awp Every second and fourth Thursday of the month a radio program is put on by some club, organization, or class around Sidney High. Recordings ot each program are made on the school's recorder by a student. The recording is then delivered to WPTW tor broadcasting. Miss Owens is the consultant for the school programs. Hi-W'ay Market Gasaway's Dry Cleaning The Visual Aids Department this year Was under the direction of Mr. Spence, Who took Mr. Auer's place in the Science Department. This department takes care of ordering and showing films for the various classes re- questing the service. The projectionists are chosen and trained from the three upper grades. Gallaher Drug Co. Flinr1's 5-10-25C Store 17 Standing: Mr. Wells Seated first row: Hugh Turley, Iohn Keysor, Danny Witord, Donald Widney, Donald Brown, Charles Herzog, Roger Schaffer, Marc Knasel Second row: Ray Boller, Phil Webb, Gary Norris, Terry Helman, Iim Wells, Mike Boller, Bill Prater, Richard Clark. Hank Boller pflffllll Ffwiedn, ,S 9 g l K 'I' lngl 1 151 fm-A -Q. The Safety Patrol is sponsored by the AAA with C. O. Wells as adviser. It has twenty members, who are divided between noon patrol and evening patrol. Any boys in grades seven to twelve may become members by obtaining Written permission from their par-- ents, then filing application with Mr. Wells. In 1950 a student court was organized to try violators turned in by the members of the Safety Patrol. For first offense a student is Warned, the second time he receives a week's detention, and for a third offense he is given two weeks' detention and to be dismissed must pass a test on safety. Bay Boller was student judge in 1952- 1953. In the spring, at recognition assembly, the members of the Safety Patrol are recognized for their year of service. At Christmas time the AAA gave the Safety Patrol a dinner with presents and entertainment. Wagner Ford Company S Football Mothers Club oi SHS poses tor a few seconds during their meetinq to plan the annual sprinq kick-oii banquet Students wait in line in the gym- nasium to cast their ballots iv the school's Presidential Election Wlnmis, W1m,c,'Un1',afm, 9 ' Included in the activities around Sidney High are the Football Mothers' Club and the school elections. The Mothers' Club spends many precious hours each year preparing food to sell at football games, to feed boys before and after games, and to furnish supper for the basketball team on league game nights. In addition to all this, they find time to sponsor an after-season Football Banquet and a spring Kick-oft Banquet. The busy clock at Sidney High yielded time this year for an all-school presidential election. The Board of Elections, composed of the senior class officers under the guidance of Miss Owens, set up voting precincts in both gyms and the library. The election re- sults nearly coincided with those of the November elections. UhlI11i1I1,S Department Store 19 .L Q 3 -S: , Q I F 4 I i r r R 1. .Wg x., H A - -. 5--'g.Z2:2?f,. fix X ' Sf! ,, V 3, .- 5 2' MN' ' AQ -. f' 30 'K 91, fs ' 'Q x -12? '- '- X1 1 , M, , . 4 A If , , ww? rf W . D 2, QJS., 535512541 Q 'giswli' f .vffgl V3 Elf' 'Y , 5 W, 1- W ' mv X o,gg:1f+-Nj, 0-fo-Xu 1 t- ,- wg, -Q 'swf V g yfv .www wg. asus wx ,, ,- ,,5,...,- ,yu VY, l 15' Ve-f. Q ,L 3 2 Q ff' 1 , Q Aw , x. W,-Q.: ,M V t '- f , wg' f m,1'vw,aKQ,A 2. - M154 ,,f Sc? N, V- ,, Q Q. 0 W wwi' Q4 iw 5 H 2 Q Q , . V A , . .V,-VVA 3 5, ,A is.-ff 'Q s5?,,,,fl , 5,3 4 , im 6046, gm iqhtfvwm Many students take active part in the intramural sports at Sidney High. Girls have the opportunity to participate in basketball and volleyball games held during the noon hour. They play softball after school in the spring. Boys who don't make the high school team may play basket- ball in the Intramural League at noon. Bauer Restaurant Douglas Service Station 22 Morris 5 8: 10c Store Miami Chick Hatchery 331 Cclmk Members of the agricul- ture department receive valuable training which provides them with a sound basis for their fu- ture occupation. In addi- tion to their regular agri- culture classes, they also have farm projects of raising livestock and crops at home. may iw Speech for use is the motto of Sidney Hiqh's speech club, Masque and Gavel. This organization takes an active part in inter-scholastic s p e e c h contests and other proj- ects around town such as Community Chest and Pied Cross. Sophomores, j u 11 i o r s, and seniors who meet the necessary qualifications may join. UPPER PICTURE, seated leit to right: Bob Allen, Roger Steven- son, Max Bell, Marvin Ditmer, Wally Gillman, Emerson Watkins Standing: Mr. Slager LOWER PICTURE, standing leit to right: Carol Carey, Marlene Kaufman, Gretchen Milem, Ioan Steinkemper, Ianet Blake, Sharon Garrett, Ierry Blake Seated: I o Bowen l l l l Marietta Paint Brandenburg Hairdressers First Federal Savings 8: Loan Cromes Funeral Service 23 Lei! to right: Miss Dillon. Iudy Fishbaugh, Mary Lou Evans, Iudy Vordemarlc, Dollie Roeg- ner, Mrs. Fridley Left to right: Marjorie Spang- ler, Mary Lane Ellis, Shirley Booher, Miss Arnett, Pat Stai- iord UMM P UW'-3 3514 Any junior or senior girl who is taking any commercial subject is eligible to join the FBLA, which is sponsored by Miss Dillon and Mrs. Fridley. The club tries to give the students experiences they can't have in the classroom and to help them become better acquainted with various types of office work. This year a group of girls and Mrs. Fridley attended a convention at Mansfield to learn about the Work of other clubs since the FBLA is a national organization. There are several social events during the year. The club project. is a gift for the commercial department. 334 FTA was founded by the National Council of Education and is spon- sored by the National Education Association. Sidney High School chapter was organized in 1947. The club encourages students to cultivate the qualities which are the foundations for teaching: to become acquainted with the story of schools and education: and to obtain information about teaching opportunities. Miss Arnett is the club's new sponsor. Best Wishes From 24 Sidney Grain Machinery 46' U ,9 Imagine a play that has no scenery or sound effects and with the performers minus the make-up which enhances their parts and helps put them into character. SHS need never fear such a situation. Through the combined efforts of the stage and make-up crew at Sidney High the annual presentations, such as the plays, operetta, and vocal and band concerts, are given the final polish which makes them more appealing to the audiences. Miss Olive Owens oversees the organization of the make-up crew. Darlene Litton was the student chairman at the beginning of the year. Mr. Angerer directed his Manual Training boys in painting and constructing the necessary properties needed for each production. Upper left: Carl Schaefer, on ladder, and Howard Rutherford Lower: Howard Rutherford, left, and Carl Schaefer Big picture, lelt to right: Linda Koskinen, Gretchen Milem, Darlene Litton, Mary Sue Huitman, Lois Martin, Prank Dulaney Sidney Grain Machinery 25 Small pictures, left to right: Sharon Garrett, Darlene Litton, Phil Carey, Doris Harp ADVERTISING STAFF, left, seated. Gene Fogt: standinq, left to right: Ianet Heintz, Shirley Booher, Ierry Scanlin, James Brown, Barbara Allen COPYWRITERS, At right. left to right: Lois Martin, ftypistl Tom Flinn, Linda Koskinen, Pat Stafford, Marlene Kauf- man, Robin Morris gray, wma mm ffm your Many classes are held Within the walls of Boom 14 and one is annual. The annual staff Works hard every fifth period to pro- duce a book worth the price paid for it. Various kinds of work are connected with the publishing of an annual. Pictures are to be mounted, copy to be composed, and heads to be written: these are just a few of the tasks each member has to perform. Sharon Garrett, editor-in-chief, and Phil Carey, business man- ager, kept the book going. With Sharon supervising and Phil taking care of the money, the book got well under Way. Ohio Telephone Service Co. 'neu ,Stop 'Wlrwjngu Darlene Litton, assistant editor, took care ot the senior activities and helped with the mounting of pictures. Doris Harp, copy editor, as- signed aritcles to her copywriters and they in turn wrote the copy for the book. lim Santo, circulation manager, and Phil Freytag, advertising manager, took care of selling the copies and getting the advertising. They both had committees to Work with them. Buzz Getrost, sports editor, took care of sports copy and the tak- ing of sports activity pictures. Gary Gooder, photography manager, took many snapshots tor the yearbook. The book was produced under the supervision of Mrs. Blust, who helped everyone so they could do their job Without too many mistakes. CIRCULATION STAFF, large picture, seated left to right: Bob Conrad, loan Steinkemper. Carol Shelby, Phil Freytag, Darlene Litton, Tom Flinn: standing: Barbara Allen, Linda Koskinen, Patty Tctos, Iames Santo, Barbara Servis, Dollie- Roegner, Bob Binkley, Iohn Hill Small pictures, lelt to right: lim Santo. Gary Goode-I, Phil Freytag, Mrs. Blust: upper: Buzz Getrost tif: J fp 41- : , I J 1 9 0 ,' , 9 I jul: L Ewa 5' A Left io right: Bob Borne, Ichn Davis, Mr. Hammann, Dale Scherer, Wayne Kinninger Seated: Rita Strohl, Gloria Young Standing left to right: Carol Ren- ner, Bruce Bertsch, Byron Hig- gins, Donna lean Carey, Ianet Reisinger. Virginia Gibbs, Torn Gardner, Pat Elson, Wayne Kas- er, Karen Hays. Barbara Seifert, Larry Waggoner, Bill Gruebmey- er, Miss Pieiler nf-ffm Located on the first floor of the junior high building is the Co-op department. In conjunction with this department is the new Vocational Industrial Club which meets every six Weeks. It was formed Ianuary 24, 1952, by junior and senior Co-op boys. lVlr. Hammann directs the activities of the Co-ops and the Vocational Industrial Club. A, Inter Nos, which incidentally means among us, is the name of the high school's Latin Club. Under Miss Pfeiter's tutelage members ini- tiated a new set of By-laws and a Constitu- tion. They were also busy selling doughnuts throughout the year, had a Christmas party, sponsored a dance, gave an assembly, and held their annual Roman Banquet. Compliments of 28 F. E. Freyrag Sz Karl Freytag, Architects Upper leit: Sr. Y-Teens sell basketball schedule pencils Upper right: Graceann Barthauer tits a dress to cs iorrn Lower left: Mr. Amstutz's biology class learns ot the ilower Lower left: Sam Bender helps Linda Koskinen clean out her locker QLL HJLQ B jinuz, IL Afternoon, and half the day is over! How slowly that old clock goes 'round when one is in chemistry and has forgotten to prepare his assignment. Can it be the same clock that whizzes along just When a iellovv is getting acquainted with the girl next to him during locker clean-up? F. E. Freytag 8: Karl Freytag, Architects 29 on, Uwuf, Many classes take ad- vantage of viewing mov- ies which are shown by student projectionists in the balcony of the audi- torium The Iunior girls sextette members shown left to right are Elaine Doll, Mar- cia McVay, Pat Long, Shelby lean Hazel, San- dra Spinner, and Marsha Grode: accompanist, Io Bowen An eighth grade history class finds that these are the limes that try men's souls Ross Pattern Student football managers liming the gridiron before a qame are left to right: Ierry Martin, Kenny Swonger, juniors: and Dick Heniser, senior Loaded and ready to go in Barbara Allen's jeep are, seated in rear, Ioel Stock- still, Nancy Kaylor, Betty Barker, and Roger Stevenson. Situated on the hood are ludy Fishbaugh, Hugh Wil- de-rmuth, Connie Ash, Kath- leen Nevergall, and Lloyd Wiford. inside are Tim Houldsworth and Barbara Allen Seniors are passing out autographs. Left to right: Garnie Avy, Mary Lane Ellis, Mary Lou Eilerman, Wally Gillman, Tom Apple- gate and Ianet Hahn Ross Pattern and Foundry Development Co Inc Left to right: Miss Frances Sargeant, Gretchen Milem, Barbara Allen, Al i c e Glore, Linda Koskinen, and Miss Dorothy Duncan Lett to right: Ianet Ries- singer, Iudy Stump, Bar- bara Mentges, Miss Bettie Duncan, and Iohanna Richards J ' Q, jluwuqhnrd, The Y-Teen Club is one of the most important and worthwhile organ- izations for girls in Sidney High. This club performs valuable services for both the school and the community. The Senior Y-Teen is composed of junior and senior girls. The Senior Y-Teens have Well planned programs during the year. The girls sell stationery at various times and basketball schedule pencils during basketball season. Selling popcorn and potato chips during football season is another project. There are several social events including a formal dance. A Christmas party is given at the Children's Home. Miss Frances Sargeant and Miss Dorothy Duncan are co-sponsors for the club. Iunior Y-Teens is composed of freshman and sophomore girls. This group should be recognized for their selling projects for Various organizations such as Disabled Veterans and Tuberculosis. They have numerous social events throughout the year including a fashion show and entertainment for the members' mothers. They also put on an assembly program which is very outstanding. The Iunior Y-Teens are organized and carry out Worth- while projects similar to the senior group. Miss Bettie Duncan is their adviser. Ott St Whitey's Restaurant Main Sr North Service Station Carey Greeting Card Co. Salm 8: Sharp Funeral Home Seated: Ierry Blake, Phil Freytag, lim Brown, Mr. Geib. Standing: Gene Fogt. Ray Boller Seated: Orrin Tucker, Iohn King, David Aschenbach. Larry Lorton. Douglas Marker. Standing: Iohn Keysor. Marion Watren, Richard Helmer, Mr. Heldt M-,M K.. .. Iunior and Senior Hi-Y are two clubs around Sidney High that are exclusively for boys. The Hi-Y is a branch club of the YMCA. Senior Hi-Y is composed of boys from grades ten to twelve. Each year it sells programs at the football games and has a concession at the basket- ball games to raise money for activities throughout the year. ln the social affair of the year the Senior Y-Teens and Senior Hi-Y joined in a formal dance. The Hi-Y also had a hayride, The Iunior Hi-Y is made up of students from grades seven to nine. Although this club consists of younger boys, it is just as active as the group with older members. One of their projects this year was to give baskets of food to the needy people at Thanksgiving. On the social side the Hi-Y had a hayride, Christmas Dance, spring Wiener roast, and a swimming party at the Piqua YMCA. For money the Iunior Hi-Y helps the Senior Hi-Y with their concession and program selling. Each year both Hi-Y's present an assembly. Lima Loan Co. C. J. Briggs Drug Store Anderson Electric Rike's Clothing Store Lower picture, DANCE BAND, seated, left to right, Dave Dore mire, Bruce Bertsh, Shelby lean Hazel, Dan McNeil, Ierry Steinle, Dale Parke, Iohn Uncapher, Sandra Spinner, ferry Scanlin, David Aschenbach, Larry Brookhart, Ierry Blake, Gary Davidson. Standing, left to right: Alice Glore, Ioan Steinkemper, Io Bowen, Mr. Fitzwater, Iacque Neer Upper picture, IUNIOR BAND, seated, first row, lett: Iames Hill, Hugh Bonnoront, fames Fouss, Don Widney, Dallas Horvath, Henry Mueller: Second row: Don Hainey, Mike Downey, Tom Clayton, David Killian, Tim Wells, Roger Schaf- fer: Third row: Tom Prctsman, James Linker, Mike Boller, Paul Steinle, Terry Helman: First row at right: Tom Hughes, George Chrisman, Robert Moore, Dick Dormire: Second row: David Abbott, Bob Pellman, David Iamison, Iohn Stevens, Dale Parke: Third row: Denney Smith, Eddie Cox, Kenneth Frische, lack Pence, David Aschenbach: Fourth row: Dave Bonnozont, Char- les Knoop, Ierry Tristler, Iohn Kraft, Chuck Sekyra: Standing, left to right: Ierry Wenner, Iim Wells, Tom Stocker, Iohn Key- sor, Hugh Turley, Mr. Melvin Balm, do 5 , Wizard Mal KU The Iunior Band, under the direction of Mr. Richard Melvin, consists of approximately forty-five junior high boys. Their big event is a concert in the spring. The Dance Band, in its second year of organization, plays for dances after athletic games under the direction of Mr. Paul Fitzwater. 54 Cummins and Boller gun p!L0!4fl!Jf,Q, wink ,Mr pray, Science club is for the stu- dents who are interested in learning more about science than can be offered in the class room. The members participate in the Science Day Exhibit at Miami University in the spring. They also take field trips to places of scientific interest. The club's new sponsor is Mr. Spence. The officers were Robin Morris, president: Bar-A bara Allen, vice-president: and Pat Stafford, secretary-treas- urer. The annual magazine cam- paign is one of the outstanding projects undertaken by the students at Sidney High. Ev- eryone from the seventh through the twelfth grade vies for the high salesmanship re- ward. The money obtained from this project is used to purchase equipment for the band. In 1952 approximately two thou- sand dollars was realized from this project. The campaign is carried on under the direction of Mrs. Shedd. Dekker's Greenhouse Sidney Oliver Store Daisy Restaurant Mutual Federal Savings 8: Loan Lett to right facing camera: Doris Harp, Ioan Steinkemper, Bar- bara Allen, Marjorie Blake, Connie Ash, Marjorie Spangler, Marcia McVay, Carol McKnight, Pat Stafford, Carol Carey. Backs to camera: Marlene Kaufman, Gretchen Milem, Barbara Seifert aa 'rm 611 LH Girls' Athletic Association, encouraging sports- manship, is sponsored by Miss Gannon. The members, from grades nine through twelve, participate in such activities as tennis, volleyball, baseball, and archery. They have even had ex- hibition basketball games! Highlights of the year Were the basketball play- night and the GAA banquet. Not many of the girls will forget their initiation either. The girls sponsored dances after football and basketball games as Well as having their own spring dance. Upper picture, left to right: Connie Ash, Marjorie Spangler, Pat Stat- ford, Barbara Allen, Marcia McVay Lower picture, left to right: Gretchen Milem, Marlene Kaufman, Doris Harp, Miss Gannon, Ioan Steinkem- per 36 Gartland Haswell Foundry jmckmm into In spite of the tact that they were minus a host of good runners from the previous season, the Yel- low Iacket cindermen of 1953 Were in top form. Head Coach Maynard Arnstutz had in the run- ning department a few experienced antelopes named Tom Applegate, Jim Stump, and Larry Grandy. Another veteran and hard Worker was hurd- ler Darvin Ditmer. Throwing the shot and the discus for the team was Paul Baker, Max Bell added points through his broad jumping. rf it Top: Marvin Ditmer, high hurdles Middle: Buck Ward, shot put Bottom: Paul Baker, discus Gartland Haswell Foundry Lelt to right: George Kookootsedes, Sam Bender. Tom Flinn, and R. I. White Stooping: Bill Von Meyer, Bob Kaser, and Gary Gocder. Standing: Mr. Caton, Gornie Avy, Perry Bayley, George Clawson, Arthur Bumgardner, Tom Voress, Ierry Kaufman, Tom Protsman, Ioe Kendall, Hugh Bonnorant, lim Kaser, and Bob Kritzer J ' I 90154 J P ' Howl jnfufrl, The 1953 tennis team was coached by B. I. White. The racquet squad consisted of Sam Bender, Tom Flinn, George Kookootsedes, and Iohn Unca- pher. All the members of this team are lettermen and all Were experienced. Home games were played on Sidney's Iulia Lamb courts. This team also attended the MVL and the Dis- trict tennis meets. The l953 golfing squad Was coached by Robert Caton. Returning lettermen were Gary Gooder, Bob Kaser, and Bill Von Meyer. Experienced golfers included Garney Avy, Perry Bayley, Art Bumgard- ner, George Clawson, Jerry Kauffman, Bob Kritzer, and Tom Voress. Newcomers Hugh Bonnoront, Iimmy Kaser, Ioe Kendall, and Tom Protsman joined the team in '53, First row left to right: I. Beers, N. Roberts, G. Paul, D. Marker, B. Zimpher, M, Deal, P. Dickman, B. Oldham, B. Baker Second row: C. Umstead, R. Sperry, P. Spangler, T. Levering L. Lortcn, G. Covert, I. Spangler, L. Woodruff, M. Nevergall P. Deal, I. Decker Third row: Mr. Caton, B. Hughes, I. Spangler, I, Eisenhut, P. Steinle, R. Helrner, E. Sparks, R. Dowden, R. Clark, T Uncapher, T. Wells, Mr. Angerer j Fourth row: C. Knoop, R, McDermott, B. Shie, R. Denman, K. Frische, L. Bowden, I. Vordemark, E. Bedford, R. Bolan, B. Thorne, S. Schlagetter Fifth row: H. Mueller, D. Bender, I. Dickman, I. McCullough, I. Longbrake. I. White, S. Bolden, E. Laytcn, D. Bumgardner, B. Daniels, R. Gossard, G. Cooper, P. Sheely Sixth row: P. Cole, I. Wildermuth, M. Elsner, L. Wotkins, G. Ticlwell, L. Carey, P. Limbert, P. Wells Wm, -WMA, Q, P hi The Iunior Hi football team, coached by Mr. Caton and Mr. Angerer, produced a perfect record with five consecutive Wins. Their first game was with Urbana, and a combination of sophomores and freshmen manufactured a 12-6 Win. The Wee Bees really walloped the Piqua Papooses in their two encounters, the first time 41-0, and the next time 46-7. Greenville also fell be- fore the mighty Wee Bees 41-0. The final game was with the tail- enders of Bel1efontaine's varsity. This Went to the Sidney squad 12 G Lettermen this year were Byron Baker, Iacque Beers, Ierry Cable, Marvin Deal, Pete Deal, Torn Levering, Larry Lorton, Doug Marker, Bob Oldham, Gary Paul, Nelson Roberts, Iim Spangler, Lee Woodruff, Bob Zimpher, Melvin Nevergall, Barney Baker, Phil Dickman, and Edward Sparks. Steiner's Drug Store 39 'S Z S 3' El tl .40 fawfvw. if Q +21 J Q. v M 0 f M First row leit to right: Keith Applegate, lack Brubaker, Heinser, Paul Clayton, Bill Weikert Bill Cable Marvin Ditmer, Ronnie Fogt Third row, left to right: Dave Mcehring, Carl Warren Second row left to right: Buzz Getrost, Tom Flinn, Dick Bob Conrad, Bart Holmes, Don Ward 0 W . . .f ft . I I ' ' if 5 'df if ':, fl sf is if ' 1 if . .pp i ,fl DYE, ,V . , ,lr ,L Keith Applegate Was the offensive center and also played as de- fensive linebacker. lack Brubaker played a little bit of everything this year, including guard, halfback, and defensive end. Bill Cable played the end post on both offense and defense. Marvin Ditmer played left end Well enough to earn first string All-MVL honors. Bonnie Fogt's play as tackle added some of that important weight to the line. Buzz Getrost played as the senior quarterback and safetyman. Dick Heniser was the squad's senior manager. Captain of the squad, Bucky Flinn, was recognized as one of the better tackles in the lVlVL. Paul Clayton, a tackle, added strength to the line last season. Bill Weikert was a member of the pass receiving department. Dave lVIoehring's two hundred and eighty pounds was valuable to the team's strong defensive line.. Carl Watren played guard on the offense for his last year with the lackets. Bob Conrad was voted on the All-MVL squad for his superior tackle play. Bart Holmes played his senior year on the squad as linebacker and defensive tackle. Buck Ward was the kicking specialist for Sidney in addition to his duties as fullback. News Engravers Incorporated made Engravings for this book grail farm garkaia, The upper left picture displays a scene from the Lima-Sidney game. A Lima ball carrier gains little yardage, before he is downed by Iacket linebacker, Paul Baker. On the upper right is an action shot at Miarnisburg. Frank Lee Cholding balll leaves a trail of Viking defenders behind him as referee's raised arms signify touchdown. During the Oakwood game, lower left picture, Tom Apple- gate drops in on the end zone while Bill Cable, Dave Moehring, and opposition look on. Action at Piqua is shown in the lower left picture. Iacket leatherlugger, Paul Baker, is ambushed by a host of Indians. mia, in, jhbwl Place This season's record for the Iacket gridders was six wins to half as many losses and third place in the MVL. However, they were second only to Miamisburg and Fairmont who tied for the championship. The Iackets' initial battle ended in defeat at the hands of the Lima South Tigers 12-7. Bellefontaine was Sidney's first victim of the season 7-0. In a startling upset the Iackets downed the highly touted Miamisburg Vikings 14-7, but were defeated the next Week by Fairmont 20-14. Sidney trounced Piqua 26-6 and nipped Xenia 13-12 only to be beaten by Greenville 13-7. The Iackets skunked Oakwood 26-O and Troy 35-0. Wayne Gibson was head coach with Paul Powers and May- nard Amstutz assisting. First row. I. Brubaker, D. Ward, B. Conrad, D. Moehring T. Flinn, M. Ditmer, B. Cable, P. Baker, F. Lee, D. Heniser. senior mgr. Second row: B. Weikert, B. Holmes, R. Fogt, S. Bender, G. Kookootsedes, B. Applegate, I. Tidwell, C. Watren, P. Powers, Coach Third row: W. Gibson, Coach: T. Killian, D. Kiser, T. Houldsworth, I. Stockstill, L. Cartwright, I. Stump, B. Pear son, L. Leininger, B. Getrost. Fourth row: B. Chappie, G. Hughes, D. Coburn. P. Clay- ton, B. Sparks, T. Kahn, C. Burchett, R. Grigg, I. Heckler M. Amstutz, coach Fifth row: I. Martin. mgr.: D. Schlagetter, B. Allen, B Bolden. T. Applegate, F. Zimpher, D. Harp, H. Wells, D Bemus, D. Helm-an, K. Swonger, mgr. Leit to right: Dick Current, Marlene Kaufman, Ichn Uncapher, Darlene Litton, Barbara Allen, Gene Fogt, Sharon Garrett, Alice Glore, Phil Carey, Iim Brown, and little Nancy Conover. Stevie Elsner, beyond camera range at left jhbwl The third annual homecoming, sponsored by the annual staff headed by Mrs. lean Blust, was a feature ol the Oakwood game October 30, l952. The five senior girls comprising the court were elected from the entire senior class by the upper three grades. At the ceremony before the game they were driven around the track in shiny con- vertibles to the West side of the field Where tive senior band boys escorted them through an aisle of football loovs to a decorated platform. This was a miniature football field with everything from yard markers to decorated goal posts. Spot lights illuminated the Coronation ot Barbara Allen as queen. Two small children-Steve Elsner and Nancy Conover--carried the roses and the crown. The royal court was escorted to reserved seats to Watch Sidney Win over Oakwood. Montgomery Ward 81, Co. 'l71oih,e1m,,SQJr,uLaL dnnuaLd6' The Masonic Temple was the setting this year for another of the annual Football Banquets sponsored by the Football Mothers' Club. Master of Ceremonies was Mr. White, Sidney High athletic di- rector. The program included a fine meal cooked by the Football Mothers, and speeches by Mr. McDermott, superintendent: Mr. Mead- ows, principal: and Mr, Gibson, head football coach, who awarded the letters. Trophies were presented to those rated as the most efficient players for the year. Dave Moehring received the award for the most efficient lineman, while Paul Baker and lack Brubaker tied for the backfield honors. The guest speaker was Carrol Widdows, the head football coach of Ohio University, Mrs. Shreves, president of the Football Mothers' Club, gave the organization's annual award of golden football key charms to all the senior letter winners. 1ff.,f... .QW 1 Q , f. A,....,r,v..vf.f,. N M. ,.,, Mzmw iffy.. Upper, first row, leit to right: Betsy Elsner, Ianice Coverstone, Diane Doll, Carol Schrolucke, leaniece Servis, Syble Young Second row: Nancy White, Mary Ann Given, Dee Dee Martin, Ann Minton, Brenda Blake Lower, leit to right: Marlene Kauiman, Gloria Young, Sonja Leckey, Iudy Brown, Karen Blake, Patsy Hatcher Burnt ' lunior and senior cheerleaders, with Miss Lucile Keller as the senior sponsor and Mrs. Ianice Shedd as junior sponsor, back the team wholeheartedly through football and basketball seasons. Sidney Dairy Products, Inc. Hand .Show Ujgafmul lui, ' The Yellow lacket basketball season results were a corn- bination of tough luck and a rugged schedule. However, in spite of their unimpressive record of five Wins and eleven losses, they fared no Worse in the league race than Miamisburg, Greenville, and Fairmont, who, together with Sidney, tied for third place. The lackets also Won a trophy for runners-up honors at Piqua's holiday tournament. Head coach was Robert Catonp assistant, lake Angerer. First row, left to right: Dick Current, lack Brubaker, Don Ward, Marvin Ditmer, Wally Gillman, Tcm Flinn, Larry Grandy Second row: Mr. Caton, Roger Stevenson, Wayne Kinning- er, Bob Zimpher, Ioel Stockstill, Bob Allen, Tim Houldsworth, Mr. Angerer Third row: Lee Wcodrull, Herb Wells, Max Bell, Ronnie Bell, Garnie Avy, George Clawson, Dick Heniser 48 The St. Marys Packing Co. V Hjmqh The pictures above verify some of the rough and tumble action displayed by the Yellow Iackets for Sidney's hardwood fans. Getting off to a slow start, the Iackets dropped the first tive of their scheduled games, but then began to tind their shooting' range to win five and lose six of the remaining contests. Sidney's Yellow Iackets won three and lost four league games. Larry Grandy the team's shooting ace was honored by the Dayton newspapers as one of the better players of the lVlVL. The St. Marys Packing Co. gm gawk frghf, mwww, Max Bell lack Brubaker Dick Current Marvin Ditmer Pictured on this page are the eight seniors who played with this year's varsity basketball squad. Max Bell, lack Brubaker, and Dick Current all played as guards and all had good eyes for the bucket. Marvin Ditmer played center and was the team's captain. Tom Flinn, Wally Gillrnan, and Don Ward were all regulars on the squad. Dick Heniser was the senior manager. Tom Flinn Wally Gillman Don Ward Dick Heniser Rose Furniture Co. Bunny's Drug Store 50 Olympia Confectionary The City Loan 8 Savings Co. ' aqvmfmhhtanj Iunior High Wee Bees had a very good season, and look very promising for the years to come. The coaches for junior high basketball were Mr. Arnstutz, Mr. Gibson, and Mr. Powers. LOWER PICTURE, first row, lelt to right: D. Dickman, C. Knoop, R. McDermott, K. Frische, L. Helimen, D. Iamison, H. Muller, I. Wildermuth Second row: B. Shue, G. Deal, D. Killian, R. Wells, I. Vod- ermark, R. Blake, B. Shie, R. Bolin, Coach Wayne Gibson Third row: P. Sheely, D. Bender, D. Bonnoront, D. Milholf, R. Roberts, R. Deman, B. Thorne, P. Webb, I. Miller. UPPER PICTURE, tirst row, left to right: I. Spangler, I. Eisen- hut, W. Wones, D. Helmet, I. Rider, P. Spangler, G. Apple, I Wilclermuth Second row: Coach Maynard Amstutz, B, Wiicrd. I. Glick I. Wells, B. Knox, I. Sheely, T. Uncapher, I. Daniels, D. Doll P. Dickman, Coach Paul Powers Third row: T. Hughes, O. Tucker, I. Amos, D. Wilgus, I Spangler, T. Lovett, N. Roberts, D. Marker, D. Parke, L. Lorton H. Bonnoront. First row, lelt to right: I. Neer, H. Rutherford, T. Dunncrvcnt, R. Fifth row: L.. Wciggoner, D. McNeil, B. Gruebmeyer, C. Tremcrin Hill, I. Sturm, C. Schaefer, T. Helmosn B. Bond. P. Webb, T. Pence, P. Freytug Second TOWI D- Abbott- I- Kraft, T- Huqhes- B- Pellmun- H- BCH' Sixth row: I. Sccmlin, I. Brown, E. Broemun, B. Dilbone, A. Bum HOIFCIHL R- 5l'1Uff91'- T- PTOISUICII1- D- HCUIGY gozrdner, Iohn Hill, L. Brookhdrt, F. Knusel Third row: Dick Dormire, B. Moore, Iim Hill, E. Sparks, D. Pcxrk, D. Aschenbuchl Dave Dcrmirel B. Bensch Seventh row: I. Wells, K. Bemus, C. Sekyrcr, G. Clcxwson, D. Lipold W. Kczser, D. Meyers, L. Seifert, I. Fouss Fourth row: Mr. Melvin, P. Carey, I. Unccxpher, I. Steinle, L. Frische, G. Davidson, I. Linker, D. Current, I. Kauffman, G. Fogt Absent: R- Stevenson' T- Shaffo 52 Canter and Oller Carney's Office Supply AG I 9 Band Director Richard Melvin Drum Maiox Gene Fogt ,5.3L.S, Hua, c6'ruwL One of the proudest features of SHS is its all-boy band. Under the guidance of their new director, Richard Melvin, the band has carried on the traditions set by Paul Fitzwater, pre- sentinq some of the finest and cleverest performances seen in the Miami Valley. The band practices daily during football season for their half-time shows, participates in various parades held in town, and presents a concert with the orchestra in the spring. They also give a solo performance at the close of school. This year's band lost 15 seniors including drum major Eugene Fogt, but a crop of talented young musicians seemed to bear out the old adage that there is always someone to take your place. Five boys who were in the concert band but not in the marching band were Dave Kiser, Tom Killian, Bill Fultz, lim Fouss, and Hugh Bonnoront. Sarver Music Store 53 54 UPPER, left to right: George Clawscn, Bill Bond, Phyllis Libbee, Patsy Hatcher, Marcia McVay, Kathleen Never- gall, Shelby lean Hazel, Carol Carey, Martha Ellerman. Priscilla Hill, Glenda Apple, Elaine Doll, Nancy Kaylor. Marjorie Blake, Mary Sue Huffman, Pat Long, Patty Bertsch, Io Bowen, Gretchen Milem, Sandra Spinner, and Iim Ver- dier LOWER LEFT, left to right, standing: Martha Ellerman, Frank Dulaney, Sandra Spinner, Ierry Blake, Shelby lean Hazel, Tom Dunnavant, Kathleen Nevergall, and Rairdon Young: Seated: Gary Davidson, Nancy Kaylor, and Bob Dilbone LOWER RIGHT, seated: Hank Boller: standing: Nancy Kay- lor, Cole Tremain, and Connie Apple 5 Want' ,Smon This year's junior class play, Stage Door, came off with a big bang. Miss Olive Owens directed and Marjorie Blake was prompter. The proceeds from the play go to make the Iunior-Senior Prom a big success. The Iunior play is hard work, but everyone who takes part enjoys every minute of it. Sexauer Bakery, Inc. 5 ' Hive, 'Hmwllv 97111, fancy! The senior play, Good-by My Fancy, a three-act com- edy, was given on March 26 and 27. The play was directed by Miss Olive Owens with Doris Harp as prompter and Fred Knasel as stage manager. The proceeds from the play go to make Commencement an elaborate occasion. Left to right: Bob Binkley, Fred Knasel, Caro- lyn Weber, Gene Fogt Leh to right, standing: Linda Koskinen, Maz- lene Kaufman, Doris Harp, Flora Young, Iudy Cable, Darlene Litton, Ioan Steinkemper, Iudy Fishbaugh. Seated, Iohn Hill, Iames Brown, Lois Martin, Loretta Vondenhuevel. Sue Carey Left to right: Bart Holmes, Iim Santo, Pat St-afford, Phil Freytag, Linda Kcskinen Jerrold Clothing Store N 55 t UPPER, SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB, first row, left to right: Marcia Carey, Berneice Mitchell, Nancy Marsh, Linda Dalzell. Pat Connaughton, lean Bowen, Patty Totos, Betty Baker, Margaret Lee, Rita Strohl, Gloria Young, Barbara Blake, Mary Ellen Miller, Sue Carey, Miss Faulkner Second row: Judy Bryan, Mary Iane Vorhees, Mary Sue Huffman, Darlene Litton, Shirley Englehoupt, lane Elliot, Marsha Grode, Janice Leady, Shirley Tecklenburg, Darlene Neuman, Kar- en Brandenburg, Lois Cocklin, Iohanna Richards, Karen Blake, Mary Kookootsedes, Lula Laws, Carol McKnight Third row: Doris Dowden, Lucretia Hancock, Sue McVay. Pat Flanagan, Susan Brandenburg, Virginia Huilord, Barbara Seifert, Kathleen Nevergall, Glenda Apple, Carol Carey, Ianice Honaker, Betty Barker, Martha Crim, Kathleen Weber, Iudy Roel- ler, Ianet Blake, Rhonda Maxon Neat Cleaners, Inc. 56 A. G. Langhorst, Inc. LOWER, BOYS GLEE CLUB, first row, left to right: Tom Killian, Bruce Bertsch, David Tremain, Tom Prctsman, Hugh Bonnorant. Charles Hergog, Ray Boller, Eugene Fogt, Shelby lean Hazel. Chuck Sekyra, Ierry Martin, Dwight Wilges, Doug Marker, Dick Dcrmire, Dave Aschenbach, George Clawson, David Abbot Second row: Mr. Melvin, Karl Bemus, Iames Santo, Torn Applegate, Tim Houldsworth, Ierry Kaufman, Gary Davidson, Ronnie Mendenhall, Iohn Uncapher, Larry Waggoner, Ierry Sturm, Hank Boller, Dale Parke, Ichn Kraft, Rairdon Young, Ierry Scan- lin, Tom Dunnavant Third row: Bill Prater, Arthur Baumgiardner, Dick Currant, Carl Burchett, Ierry Blake, Iohn Hill, Bill Gruebrnyer, Iames Brown, Bob Binkley, Fred Knasel, Phil Webb, Bill Bond, Bill Fultz, Cole Tremain, Gerald Gray. Roger Stevenson, Dick Lipold Kastan's jewelers -lack's Snack Shop UnmL Hfwupfs, F ,gn-L page The annual Vocal Concert was held lanuary 29. The junior and senior girls' glee clubs and mixed chorus, directed by Miss Margaret Faulkner, and the boys glee club, directed by Richard Melvin, participated in this event. UPPER PICTURE. MIXED CHORUS, first row, lei? to right: Shelby lean Hazel, Carol Moore, Pat Long, Patsy Hatcher, Doris Harp, Ioan Steinkemper, Alice Glore, Barbara Allen, lo Bowen. Phyllis Libbee, Barbara Servis, Carol Shelby, Carolyn Masteller. Marlene Kaufman, Miss Faulkner Second row: Linda Kcskinen, Betty lane Weber, Sandra Spinner, Martha Ellerman, Carolyn Weber, Ida Lou Cunning- ham, Gretchen Milern, Ianet Heintz, Elaine Doll, Priscilla Hill, Marjorie Blake, Nancy Kaylor, Marcia McVay, lean Childers Third row: Bruce Bertsch, Gary Davidson, Kenny Swonger, Frank Dulaney, Hank Boller, Phil Webb, Ronnie Moore, Bill Bond, Ierry Blake, Ronald Hill, Ray Boller Fourth row: lim Santo, Karl Bemus, Tom Dunnavant, Iacque Neer, Ierry Scanlin, Dick Lipold, Phil Carey, Bob Dilbcne. Phil Freytag, Gene Fogt, Bart Holmes LOWER PICTURE, IUNIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB. left to right, lirst row: Miss Faulkner, loyce Patton, La Donna Apple, Saundra Allenbaugh, Sharon Snitien, Marcorita Shawkey, ludy Stump, Io Ann Zwiesler, Sandra Valentine, Patty Hill, Lois Zweisler, Ioyce Sparks, Ann Minton, Marilyn Hawkey, Ruth Clark, Ianet Cooper, Ann Robinson, ludy Deweese, Ianiece Servis, Karen Hays, Diane Berting Second row: Sue Miller, Darlene Knasel, Iudy Richardson. Dee Dee Martin, Kathleen Oldham, Carol Knasel, lean Boyer. Icanne Slite, Marilyn Iackson, Sue Wilson, Shila Freeman, Carol Schrolucke, Pat Rich, Sally Shatto, Betty Sullenberger, Sibyl Elliot, Christine Weber, Twilah Watkins, Virginia Gibbs, Ioyce Trostel Third row: Betty Davey, Sonja Leckey, Ann Ingersol, Shirley Ruese, Sandra Smith, Rose Mary Smith, Gretchen Brunner, Beckey Young, Marybelle Carey, Barbara Smith, Barbara Martz, Mary Lou Sparks, Ianice Iones, Ianet Verclier, Catherinlu Russel, Linda Harper, Sue Kaser, Marcia Whitman Upper left, left to right: Hank Boller, loan Steinkemper, Santo, Phil Carey. Doris Harp, Bob Dilbone, Ioan Stein- K l B ar emus kemper Lower len: Betty lane Weber and Gene Fogt agile: igghlgnlxetg tgmrlghl: Bob Dilbone, Hank Boller, Phil Upper right, lelt to right: Karl Bemus, Ierry Blake, Iim Kqrllgemus Wqspreplaced by Iumes Linker I ' I - IJ On April 30 and May 1, the music department presented The Red Mi11, a musical comedy by Victor Herbert. Bob Dilbone played Con Kidder: Phil Carey, Kid Conner: Hank Boller, Willem: Iarnes Santo, Burgomaster: Iarnes Linker, Franz: Gene Fogt, Governor of Zealand: Ierry Blake, Karl Van Darnrn: Phil Freytag, Pennyfeather: Ioan Steinkemper, Tina: Doris Harp, Gretchen: Betty Weber, Bertha: and Sandra Spinner, Count- ess. The production Was directed by Miss Margaret Faulkner with the help of Mr. Cromer and Mr. Angerer in making the scenery. Mr. Melvin was in charge of lighting and Mr. Fitzwater, tickets. 58 Dr. F. L. Gen-ost, Optometrist 3 : N Q I N-. 3' .....,,...,,, ..... . ,, X A in A Q s iiifiii E2 fax 'Wlgx ,Q , 3 fl Q5 1 A 1 .. . QM , ,A Y . , 2? 'De 4 4 4 ffxay WN f 1 ., x I 3 S E I 56 w W 9821 E M 2 ' '-sf k 5 1 Q? 60 jhfwuqhout ihc, mmf, Ward Nu I xf l 361 f! rt J 1 iii Superintendent H. C. McDermott with annual editor Sharon Gar- ret! SQL Pnlicifza, Harold C. lVlcDerrnott, Superintendent of Sidney Schools, has all of the schools in the city system under his supervision. Mr. McDermott served here formerly as the chemistry and physics teacher before serving as principal for two years and now as superintendent. People seldom realize the planning necessary to operate and maintain our city schools. This Work is done mainly by our Board of Education consisting of Wayne Bertsch, president: Reuben Aschenbach, vice- presidentp Walter I-lance, clerk: Huffman Dearth, and Virgil Ward. The Board was busy this past year with the corn- pletion of four new elementary buildings and modern- izing three older buildings. The Board considers the necessity of planning for the future and searching for Ways of improving the edu- cational system. Harris jewelers Lett to right: Hullman Dearth Walter Hance, Wayne Bertsch Ruben Aschenbach, and Virgil R. I. White, assistant principal and Paul Medows, principal Miss Mary Line, secretary to the Superintendent Miss Hermine Freytcxq, secretary to the Principal Singh ' A high school is certainly a very busy place. There are always many details to be attended to. Sidney High is fortunate in having a very capable staff to attend to all these duties. The two secretaries aid in the efficient operation of our school. Since 1920, Miss Mary Line has performed her duties in the superin- tendent's office, this long record proves how very capable she has been. Miss Hermine Freytag is the secretary in the principal's office: here she efficiently carries out her many duties. She also helps train girls who assist in the office. Mr. Paul Meadows has served as principal since the fall of 1951. He is a graduate of Carleton, College, Northfield, Minnesota. Mr. White proves very valuable as assistant principal. He is a gradu- ate of Otterbein College. Mr. White and Mr. Meadows both find relaxation and enjoyment in the game of tennis. Mr. White is also tennis coach. Both Mr. White and Mr. Meadows are keenly interested in all phases of school life. They are always glad to assist the students with any prob- lems that might arise. Motel La Belle Valley Inn Restaurant Holloway Cleaners Shank Shoe Store 63 J Wayne Gibson, physical educa- tion: Emilie Benjamin, tenth and eleventh grade English: Olive Owens, civics, drarnatics, speech: Paul Powers, economics geo- graphy, business arithmetic, so- ciology, and world affairs: Mary Dillon, office practice, bookkeep- ing, typing, sales, and business law: Robert Caton, social sci- ence, drivers training lake Anqerer, manual training: Richard Cromer, iine arts: Claire Gannon, girls' physical educa- tion, health: Emma Pieiier, Latin I and II, English II: Glenna Fogt, U. S. History: Webster Geib, al- gebra, trigonometry, advanced mathematics, plane geometry. and solid geometry Maxine Webber, eighth grade English, vocational life: Janice Shedd, history, vocational life: Paul Fitzwater, orchestra: Ralph Spence, chemistry, physics: Bet- tie Duncan, librarian: Cleona Blake, sewing, vocational life, cooking Kaufman Store 64 Jrzculfy, Margaret Faulkner, junior high music, girls' glee club, mixed chorus: Louis Gardner. arithme- tic, practical mathematics: Mar- garet Welty, English 1: Harold Slaqer, farm shop, agriculture: Iames Royan, general science: C. O. Wells, mechanical drawing E. I. Hammann, trade technol- ogy, driver training: Betty Frid- ley, stenography, typing: Lewis Heldt, hygiene, guidance: lean Blust. English literature, Ameri- can literature, journalism: Rich- ard Melvin. band, boys' glee club: Mildred Arnett. seventh grade English, vocational life Dorothy Duncan, domestic arts: Frances Sargeant, world history: G. I. Burkhardt. machine shop, machine science: Lucille Keller, algebra l. arithmetic Marqrettcx Molden, French 1 and Il, American literature, English II, Dean of Women and May- nard Amstutz, biology and health were not present when the pic- tures were taken Kaufman Store 65 1In llbemoriam Levvrs Bums traglc death on lanuary 6 caused much grlet to all who knew h1m Although he was partrally paralyzed by P0110 s1nce the fourth grade he overcame thls handlcap enough to be able to attend school and part1c1pate 1n many and Gavel member H15 cheertulness endeared hlm to h1S classmates and he was Well llked by everyone The seruors W1l1 graduate W1thout LEWIS th1s year but he Wlll not be forgotten l l i , activities. He was active in Science Club and a Masque English Studio, Inc. Marvin Ditmer, president, was very active in sports and took part in many FFR activities Buzz Getrost, vice president, was also athletically inclined and was sports editor of the '53 yearbook Sharon Garrett, secretary, par- ticipated in many school pro- grams and was editor-in-chief of the annual Dollie Roeqner, treasurer, was actively interested in all pro- jects carried on by the commer- cial department t t v 1 I 5 'Q For the Senior Class of '53 the four years of high school passed quickly. lust a short time ago the seniors were attending their Pussy Willow Hop, the highlight of the freshman year. The main event of the sophomore year was the Lovers' Lane Ball. During the junior year came the first play attempt, Meet Me In St. Louis, and the Prom. The senior year offered Goodby, My Fancy, the Senior Banquet, the Prom, and a whirl of social events. Seniors accomplished a great many things in many fields-music, plays, sports, and a variety of clubs. The officers were Marvin Ditmer, president: Richard Getrost, vice president: Sharon Gar- rett, secretaryg Dollie Ptoegner, treasurer: Bob Conrad, Torn Flinn, and Eugene Fogt, Student Council. ln later years the seniors of '53 will look back with pleasure at the happy days spent in Sidney High School. English Studio, Inc. took senior pictures and the maiority of pictures in this book I BARBARA LOU ALLEN Barb Academic Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4: Off. 2, 4: GAA 1, Z, 3, 4: Off. 3: Mixed Cho. 4: Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Off. 2: Sci. Club 3. 4: Off. 4: Operetta 3, 4: Annual Staii- Circulation: Office 3, 4: Sr. Comm.- Class Song: Make-up Crew 3, 4 SHIRLEY ANNE BARHORST Commercial Y-Teens 4: Glee Club 3: Mus. Rev. 3: St. Scholar. 3: Office 4: FBLA 4 PERRY H. BAYLEY HP' Hifi Academic Tennis 2: Golf l, 3, 4 IOHN ROBERT BINKLEY Binh Academic Glee Club 4: Mus. Rev. 4: Sci. Club 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Annual Staff- Circulation: Football 1, Track 1, 4: Operetta, 4 SHIRLEY ALICE BOOHER Academic Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4: Sci. Club 3. 4: Annual Staff-Advertising: Library 1: Library Club 1: Office 2, 3: FTA 3, 4: Off. 4: Sr. Comm.-Class Colors: Make-up Crew 2, 3. 4 LARRY LEE BRO OKHART Sbarky Academic Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mix. Cho. 2, 3: Mus. Rev. 1. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1. 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3: Sr. Comm. - Class Colors: Dance Band 3, 4 68 Stewart's Men's Store KEITH H. APPLEGATE Bunny Academic Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Saie ty Patrol 1. 2 BETTY IEAN BARKER Commercial Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: GAA 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 3, 4: Orch. 1: Make-up Crew 2. 3. 4 MAX LEE BELL PfB0ngl7 Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Off. 4: Basketball 4: Track 4 RAYMOND E. BOLLER III rrBudU Academic Hi-Y 1. Z. 3, 4: Off. 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Mix. Cho. 4: News 1, 2: Inter Nos 2: St. Scholar. 1, 2: Operetta 3, 4: Masque and Gavel Z, 3, 4 CAROLE SUE BOTNER Commercial Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Office 4: FTA 4: FBLA 4 IAMES MARTIN BROWN Brownie Academic Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orch. 1: Band-Orch. Con. 1, Z, 3, 4 St. Scholar. 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4 Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Sr. Comm. Banquet. Steinle Drugs Hi-Y 4: Off. 4: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4' 1 O IACKIE LEE BRUBAKER PPBatj!! Industrial Co-op with Wagner Ware: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Comm. - Class Colors: VIC 3, 4 WILLIAM LEE CABLE ffsfzrf Industrial Co-op with Shelby Mig.: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z: Track l, Z, 3: VIC 3, 4: Off. 3: Intra. Basket- ball 3 SUE ANN CAREY Little Sue Academic Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 3, 4: Inter Nos 1, 2: Masque and Gavel 4: Make-up Crew 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA IOAN CLARK rrpdlfl Academic Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: GAA l: FTA 4 BARBARA ANN COFFMAN reB0bby1J Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. l, 2, 3, 4: St. Scholar. 3 SHIRLEY E. COTTERMAN Pinky Academic FBLA 3, 4 Dillon's Service Station IULIANNE CABLE rrjudyrf Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Make-up Crew 2, 3, 4 PHILLIP B. CAREY Phil Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mix, Cho. l, 2. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. l, 2. 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff-Bus. Mgr.: Sr. Comm. -Last Assembly. BETTY LOU CASTLE Lulu Academic FBLA 3, 4 PAUL E. CLAYTON rrpigu Industrial Co-op with Monarch: Football 1, 4: Mgr. 2, 3: VIC 3, 4: Off. 3: Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT 'IOSEPH CONRAD rrB0bu Academic Student Council 4: Oli. 4: Annual Staff-Circulation: Class Off. 3: Sr. Comm.-Invitations: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3 MARTHA I. CRIM Academic Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Mus. Rev. 2, 3, 4: FBLA 3, 4 Burkhardtls Shoe Store O RICHARD LEE CURRENT Dick Academic Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Children's Home Party BETTY LOUISE DEAN Commercial Y-Teens 4: Oliice 3: FBLA 3, 4 MARVIN L. DITMER Agricultural FFA l, 2, 3, 4: Off. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Class Off. 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Capt. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY LOU EILERMAN Academic MARY LOU EVANS Lal 11 Commercial Y-Teens 3, 4: Make-up Crew 4: FBLA 3, 4: Off. 4 EDWARD THOMAS FLINN Buck Academic Student Council 2, 3, 4: Off. 3, 4: Class Oif. 1: Annual Stafl-Circula- tion: Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Capt. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr, Comm.-Class Memorial Dixie Auto Parts O DAVID ARTHUR DANIELS Dave Academic-Industrial Co-op with Shelby Mig.: VIC 3, 4 SUE ELVIRA MAE DEVELVIS Commercial Y-Teens 2: Library 1, 2, 3, 4: Li- brary Club 1, 2: Office 4: Sr. Comm. -Class Memorial DORIS DOWDEN Commercial Y-Teens 1, 2: GAA l: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY LANE ELLIS Academic Y-Teens 3, 4: Orch. 1: Band-Orch. Con. 1: St. Scholar. 1, 2, 3: Library 1, 3, 4: Library Club l: FTA 3, 4: Off. 4: Sr. Comm.-Flowers IULIA ANN FISHBAUGH Hjlidyff Commercial Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Library 1: Library Club l: FBLA 3, 4: Off. 4: Sr. Comm. -Class Memorial: Class Play 4: News-Typist 4 EUGENE FRANKLIN FOGT Gene Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Oil. 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mix. Cho. l, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos. 2: Ott. 2: St. Scholar. 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Off. 4: Class Ott. 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 1, Z, 3, 4: Bas- ketball l, 2: Sr. Comm.-Caps and Gowns Farm Bureau Insurance 0 RONALD PAUL FOGT lV1zlly Academic-Industrial Coop with Wagner Ware: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: VIC 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Children's Home Party LOWELL H. FRISCHE Academic Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Mus. Rev. 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci. Cllub 3, 4 RICHARD L. GETROST Buzz Academic News 3: Student Council 3: Class Off. 1, 2, 4: Annual Staff-Sports Editor: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2: Track 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Children's Home Party WALTER A. GILLMAN, IR. lVaIly Agricultural FFA l, 2, 3, 4: Off. 4: Football 12 Basketball l, 4 ALICE ALVINA GLORE Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Off. 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 2, 3, 4: Orch. l, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Off. 1, 3: Operetta 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Im vitations: Dance Band 3, 4 DANIEL V. GOSHORN HDdnU Academic First National Exchange Bank 0 PHILIP F ERDINAND FREYTAG Phil Academic Hi-Y l, 3, 4: Off. 4: Glee Club 1, 4: Mix. Cho. 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Sci. Club 3: St. Scholar. l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff -Advertising Manager: Masque and Gavel 2, 3: OH. 2: Sr. Comm.- Class Song EURETHA SHARON GARRETT Sharon Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, Z, 3, 4: Off. l, 3: Glee Club 3: News 2, 3, 4: Editor 3: Mus. Rev. 3: St. Scholar. 3, 4: Class Off. 3, 4: Class Play 3: Annual Staff--Editor-in-Chief: Li- brary 1: Library Club 1: OH. 1: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Oii. 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Make-up Crew Z, 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Caps and Gowns IANICE RAY GIBBS uL?Hyn Commercial Y-Teens 1 2, 3, 4: Gle eClub 1, Z, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2. 3, 4: FBLA 2, 3 IEAN NAN GLICK rrllibu Academic GAA 2 3, 4: Library 1, 2, 4: Library Club Z: Sr. Comm.-Flowers: Make-up Crew 2 GARY LEE GOODER Academic News l, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Off. 4: Annual Staff-Amatuer Photography: Sr. Comm.'Banquet: Golf 1, 2. 3, 4 LUCRETIA E. HANCOCK Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci. Club 3, 4: Library 1, 2: Library Club 1, 2: Sr. Comm.-Last Assembly Francis and Goffena DORIS ANN HARP Commercial Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Ott. 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 4: Annual Staff-Copy Editor: Sr. Comm.-Banquet: Quill and Scroll 3, 4 IANET LEE HEINTZ Academic Y-Teens 3, 4: Glee Club l, Z, 3: Mix. Cho. 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci. Club 3: Operatta 3: Sr. Comm-Chil- dren's Home Party: Make-up Crew 3, 4 EARL HENSON, 1R. Industrial Co-op with Monarch: VIC 3, 4 IOHN STANLEY HILL Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 2, 3, 4: St. Scholar. 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff-Circulation: Sr. Comm.- Caps and Gowns: Class Play 4 AMY LOU HOLLY Commercial Y-Teens 3, 4: Library 1, 2, 3: Li- brary Club l, 2: FBLA 3, 4 VIRGINIA LOU HUFFORD Ginger Academic Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 3, 4 72 Zirnpher Electric O THOMAS HARP FfTom!l Industrial Co-op with Wagner Ware: Basket: ball 1: Track 1, 2: VIC 3, 4: Off. 3 RICHARD THOMAS HENIZER HDOCU Academic Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Fotthall Mgr. 3, 4: Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4 NAOMI IEANETTE HERRING Academic Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Sci. Club 4: Masque and Gavel 4: Sr. Comm.-Invitations RONALD E. HILL Ronnie Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mix. Cho. 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 2, 3, 4: Operetta 4 DAVID B. HOLMES Bart Academic Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 3, 4: St. Scholar. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Off. 3: Stu- dent Council 3: Off. 3: Class Play 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3. !Transferrecl from Alliance, Ohiol HELEN LOUISE IONES Commercial Y-Teens 1, 2: GAA l Sidney Woodworking Co. O ROBERT F. KASER, IR. rrB0bbyn Commercial Sr. Comm.-Class Colors: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3: Intra. Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, 4 IOHN FREDERICK KEMP f rel. F011 Commercial if ' sa. Scholars avg m M . lb sw H U: f':f'l w 'I ' C V N 15 XX GLENNA GENEVA KNASEL Commercial Y-Teens 3, 4: Office 3: FBLA 3, 4 LINDA KOSKIN EN Academic YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4: Oif. 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, Z: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: News 2, 3, 4: Editor 4: Mus. Rev. l, 2, 3, 4: Sci. Club 3: St. Scholar. 1, Z, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Annual Stafi-Circulation and Copy-Writer: Library 1: Library Club 1: Off. 1: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Off. 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Sr. Comm.-Class Memorial: Make-up Crew 2, 3, 4: DAR Test IUNE LEVERING Hllonyll Commercial KATHRYN DARLENE LITTON Darlene Academic Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 4: Off. 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: News 1, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2. 3, 4: Class OH. 3: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 4: Annual Stal!-Assistant Editor: Li- brary 1: Library Club 1: Oil. 1: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Off. 4: Sr. Comm.- Children's Home: Make-up Crew 1. 2, 3, 4: Chairman 3, 4 Rhees Clothing Shop MARLENE ANN KAUI-'MAN Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4: GAA 1, Z, 3, 4: Oli. 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 2, 3, 4: Class Oil. 2: Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Annual Slafi-Advertising: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Oil. Z: Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Invita- tions FREDERICK WILLIS KNASEL Fritz Academic Hi-Y 2, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, Z, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Band- Orch. Con. 2, 3, 4: St. Scholar. 3: Track 3 NORMAN KN ASEL Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Inter Nos 2: Tennis 1. 2, 3: VIC 4: St. Scholar. 2: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3 MARGARET LOUISE LEE Academic Glee Club 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Caps and Gowns W. RICHARD LIPOLD Dick Academic , Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Mix. Cho. 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 2, 3, 4: Band- Orch. Con. 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Off. 2: St. Scholar. 1, 2: Sr. Comm.-Flow- ers: Class Play 3: Operetta 2: Ohio Test 4 RONALD KENT LUCKY Luck Academic Hi-Y Z, 4: lntra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Kessel Ready to Wear 73 S 0 EUGENE C. MARRS Agricultural FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 LOIS IANE MARTIN Janie Commercial Y-Teens 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: St. Scholar, 3: Class Play 3, 4: Annual Staff- Typisi: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: FTA 4: FBLA 3, 4: Make-up Crew 4: Sr, Comm.-Banquet CAROLYN MASTELLER Academic Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Mix, Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library I: Make-up Crew 2, 3, 4 MARY ELLEN MILLER Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1: Inter Nos 2: Library 4: Office 4: FTA 4 ROBIN TERRANCE MORRIS Academic Inter Nos Z: Class Play 3: Annual Staff-Advertising and Copywriter: Sr. Comm.-Memorial: Football Mgr. 2: Basketball Mgr. l, 2. 3 MARIMAE L. PLUMMER Commercial Library 1: Library Club 1: Office 3, 4 74 Thoma jewelers S 0 NANCY IANE MARSH Academic Y-Teens 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci. Club 4: Inter Nos 2: St. Scholar. 3, 4: Sr. Comm.- Flowers SHIRLEY ANN MARTIN Shorty Academic Y-Teens 3: Glee Club 4: Office 4 DANIEL WILSON McNEIL fPDdnU Academic Glee Club 1: Mus. Rev. 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci. Club 3. 4: St. Scholar. 3. 4: Dance Band 3 4 DAVID MARION MOEHRING Academic News 1, 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Sr. Comm.-Last Assembly TREVA ANN OLDING Academic GAA I, Z: Inter Nos 2: Sci. Club 4 WILLIAM DON RIN EHART ffzsizzff Academic Hi-Y 1: VIC 3, 4 Subler's Super E Store DOLLIE MAE ROEGNER Dimple.v Commercial Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4: GAA l, 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: News-Typist: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3: Library 1. 2: Library Club 1. 2: FBLA 3, 4: Oil. 4: Sr. Comm.- Last Assembly: Make-up Crew 2, 3. 4 IEROME WELLS SCANLIN rrjerryn Academic Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Mix. Cho. 1. Z, 3. 4: Mus. Rev. 1. 2. 3.4: Band 1, 2, 3.4: Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. l. 2, 3, 4: St. Scholar. 1. 2, 3. 4: Operetta 1, 2: Annual Staff-Advertising: Ohio Test 4: Sr. Comm.-Class Song: Dance Band 3. 4 LLOYD R. SEIFERT, IR. Academic Hi-Y 3. 4: Glee Club l. 2. 3: Mus. Rev. 1, 2. 3: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Band- Orch. Con. 1. 2, 3. 4 RUSSELL DALE SCHAFFER Agricultural FFA 3 Cnot graduated? PATRICIA A. SNAPP rrpatu Academic Glee Club l, 2: Mix. Cho. 3. 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: THOMAS I. SPAUGY er'1'o ,nv Industrial Football 1: Basketball 1. 3: VIC 3, 4 Wentz Chevrolet, Inc. 0 IAMES BERNARD SANTO re-ling!! Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Mix. Cho. 2, 3, 4: Mus. Rev. l, 2, 3. 4: Band l 2, 3: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2. 3: St. Scholar. l. 2. 3: Student Council 1: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2. 3, 4: Annual Staff-Circulation Mgr.: Sr. Comm.-Flowers: Ohio Test NAOMI SCHULL Butch Commercial BARBARA IEAN SERVIS Barbie Commercial Y-Teens 3. 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Glee Club l. 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. l. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 3, 4: Annual Stall- Circulation: FBLA 3, 4 CAROL RAE SHELBY frRdev Commercial Y-Teens 3, 4: GAA l. 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2: Mix. Cho. 3. 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Operetta 3, 4: Annual Staff-Circulation: Masque and Gavel 4: Sr. Comm.-Class Colors MARIORIE IANE SPANGLER Marjie Academic Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4: GAA 1. 2, 3. 4: Inter Nos 2: Sci- Club 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Oil. 4 MARLIN FAYE SPHAR Do Do Commercial Y-Teens 1: GAA 1: Student Council 3: Office 3: FBLA 3. 4 Wagner Hotel 75 0 PATRICIA LOU STAFFORD Pfpdlfl .Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Oli. 2: Sci. Club 3, 4: Off. 3, 4: St. Scholar. 3, 4: Annual Staff-Advertising: Office 4: FTA 4: Off. 4: Ohio Test 4: DAR Test: Sr. Comm.-Class Song MARTHA IOAN STEINKEMPER rrjodyu Academic Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4: Off. 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Oil. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, Z, 3, 4: Orch. l 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Class Ott. 1: Annual Staff-Typist: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Oli. 4: Sr. Comm.-Ban- quet: Make-up Crew 3, 4: DAR Test: Dance Band 3, 4: Class Play 4 PATTY MARIE TOTOS fepdtff Academic Y-Teens 1, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3: Operetta 3, 4: Annual Staff-Circulation: Library 1, 2: Library Club 1: Sr. Comm.- Caps and Gowns DONNA VAN FOSSEN Commercial Glee Club 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 3, 4 DONALD LYLE WARD Buck Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3 BETTY IANE WEBER Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: Mus. Rev. 1. 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Off. 2: Operetta 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Oil. 3: Sr. Comm.-Class Song 7 6 Monarch Service, Inc. CAROL ANN STARRETT Shorty Commercial Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Oil. 2: Office Z, 3: FBLA 3, 4 EVELYN BETTY STENGEL ffBeltyU Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Library 1, 2. 3: Library Club 1, Z IOHN MIDLAM UNCAPHER Academic Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Mix. Cho. 3: Mus. Rev. 2, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. Z, 3, 4: Operetta 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 4: St. Scholar. 4 LORETTA C. VONDENHEUVEL Commercial FBLA 3, 4: Class Play 4 CARL E. WATHEN Academic Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Safety Patrol 1. 2, 3: Track 1, 3: Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3 4 CAROLYN IUNE WEBER rrlnkyn Commercial Y-Teens 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mix. Cho. 4: Mus. Rev. 1, 2, 3, 4: St. Scholar. 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council l: Class Play 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Last Assembly: Ohio Test: DAR Test: Operetta 4 Lu-Gene's 5 . WILLIAM C. WEIKERT Bill Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Ott. l: Football 1, 2 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Invi- tations: Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4 JOY LOUISE WOLAVER ujodyu Academic FBLA 3 FLORA MAE YOUNG HFl0!J Academic Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: GAA 3: Office 47 Make-up Crew 3, 4 5 , LLOYD DALE WIFORD lVlai!ey Industrial VIC 3, 4: Safety Patrol 1, Z, 3 FRANCES E. WOLFE rflgenyrf Academic GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci. Club 4: Library 1: Library Club 1: Make-up Crew 4: Office 3, 4 GERALDINE ZOOK H-lerriyfl Academic Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: FBLA 4: Make-up Crew 4 Among the souvenirs of their high school days that the Class oi 1953 will take with them are their class rings. Best Wishes to Class of '55 W. E. Baumgardner, Farm Equipment 77 Iim Stump, treasurer. was mainly interested in track this year, but will turn to other sports next season Marilyn Moore, secretary, was interested in FBLA and Y-Teen activities throughout the year Io Bowen, vice president, was active in the speech department and the music groups Sam Bender, president, was another athletic officer interested mainly in football and tennis. He was sports editor of Sidney High School News 'q,Hol0, Nine hundred school days have flown past for the busy class of '54 since they entered SHS as seventh graders. They seemed to have more than their share of talent. Not only the boys but also the girls of this class were active in sports. Nine lasses played on the girls' varsity basketball team and eleven boys participated in football, while there were five boys on the basketball team. An average of twenty-five per cent of the eleventh graders made the honor roll each six Weeks. This high percentage shows the scholastic ability present in the junior class. The girls sextet sang a number of times at Wright Patterson Hos- pital, and six of the dance band members were juniors. This class started in the seventh grade with one hundred and eighty-one members and ended the junior year with one hundred and fifty-seven. The Iunior-Senior Prom was the biggest social school event during their junior year at Sidney High. Sidney Machine Tool Co. Row one Connie Apple, Glenda Apple, Sue Apple' gate Tom Applegate, Garney Avy, Paul Baker Row two Lee Alice Ball, Sharon Beerline, Ierry Beers, Ruth Bell, Sue Belt, Karl Bemus Row three Sam Bender, Patty Bertsch, lerry Blake, Marjorie Blake, Hank Boller, Bill Bond Row iour Robert Born, Io Bowen, Susan Brandenburg, Elmer Broerman, Iudy Byron, Brian Bunnell Row five Melvin Burton, Carol Carey, Marcia Carey, Sue Ann Carey, Barbara Carr, Harry Castle Row six William Chappie, Ieanne Childers, George Clawson, Carol Clayton, Lois Cochlin, Gary Cole Row seven Helen Cole, Norma Cooper, Connie Crim. Ida Lou Cunningham, Barbara Daniel, Gin- ger Davey Sue McVey had not entered Sidney High School when pictures were taken. Sidney Machme Tool Co Row one Gary Davidson, Harley Davis, lohn R. Davis, Barbara Denman, Bob Dilbone, Elaine Doll Row two Pat Dowell, Frank Dulaney, Wesley Dun- cum, Tom Dunnavant, Martha Ellerman, Iane Elliot Row three Stella Ellis, Shirley Engelhaupt, Betty Fahnestock, Phyllis Fair. Pat Flanagan, Ar- lene Fogt Row four Gary Fogt, Roger Fogt, Ianet Freistuhler, Dora lean Fridley. Tom Galbreath, Lois Gauby Row five Io Ann Glick, Larry Grandy, Norma Gre- gory, Richard Grigg, Marsha, Grode, Do- lores Hafner How six Ianet Hahn, Delmar Harrison, Patsy Hat- cher, Shelby Hazel, Iohn Heckler, Rosalind Herd Row seven Sam Herd, Virginia Hickerson, Pricilla Hill, Ioan Holly, Mary Sue Huifman. Tom Hussey Row eight Rosalyn Iohnston, Nancy Kaylor, Iames Kemp, Wayne Kinninger, Marion Knief, George Kookootsedes Row nine Bob Kritzer, Georgiann Leach, Janice Leady, Phyllis Libbee, Pat Long, Florence Longbrake Row ten Georgia Lovett, Iames Marrs, Ierry Martin, Norma Martin, Rhonda Maxon, Carol Mc- Knight Row one Bob McLaughlin, Marcia McVay, Gretchen Milem, Ronnie Miller, Bemeice Mitchell, Carol Moore Row two Marilyn More, Ronnie Moore, Iacque Neer, Darlene Neuman, Kathleen Nevergall, Carl Pellman Row three Doris Pittman. Betty Prueter, Carol Puller. Violet Reineke, Betty Rich, Beverly Richard- son Row four Carol Sue Rike, Ronson Robinson, Carol Russell, Howard Rutherford, Carl Schaefer, Carol Scherer Row live Dale Scherer, Shirley Scherer, Marjorie Schull, Terry Shatto, Barbara Shaffer, Dale Shoemaker Row six Carol Smith, Shirley Smith, Robert Sparks. Sandra Spinner, Ianet Stengel, Roger Ste- venson Row seven Carolyn Stewart. Rita Stewart. Sylvia, Stockton, Iim Stump, Hazel Surber, Kenny Swonger Row eight Ieanne Thomas, Arlene Thorne, Iim Tidwell, Cole Tremain, Ierry Umstead, Gary Van Fossen Row nine Philip Veith, Iim Verdier, Iulia Vordermark, Mary lane Voorhees, Emerson Watkins, Wilson Watkins Row ten Kathleen Weber, Patricia Wiseman, Mari- lyn Wolfe, Tom Wolfe, Max Wones, Rair- don Young .S.v,vM pf?-Qllflflf-.5l1f'L Bffdh Bill Gruebmeyer, president of the sophomore class, is a good student and is active in the music department Connie Ash was class sec- retary and participated in many extra-curricular activi- ties Vice-president of the class is Tim Houldsworth. Tim was active in varsity athletics Dick Harp, another sports- mindecl student, handled the class financial affairs as trea- surer Best Wishes Ben nett, Insurance 82 The Class of 1955 shows promise in all fields-sports, music, and scholarship. Q The boys of the class took part in football, basketball, and track. The girls, not to be outdone by the boys, were active in GAA and some of them made varsity volleyball and basketball. In the Way ot music there was the band and orchestra, the junior girls' glee club, senior girls' glee club, boys' glee club, and mixed chorus. There are also some fine ensemble groups. The sophomores were capable in the scholarship field. Sev- eral students maintained a 4.00 average. They also participated in the Miami district scholarship tests. Bob Allen and Larry Waggoner were chosen to represent their class in the Student Council. 50 gg .:,:, Donna Allen Bob Allen, Lloyd Applegate, Connie Ash Betty Baker, Edwin Barhorst ' ' 5 '1 Row two Gerald Barlow, Tim Baumann, Wallace Bedford, Ronald Bell, Denton Bemus Row three Bruce Bertsch, Paul Blackford, Barbara Blake, Ianet Blake, Karen Blake Row four Fred Bodenmiller, Bradley Bolden, lean Bowen, Betty Bradley, Karen Brandenburg Row iive Yvonne Broaddrick. Alice Brown, Sue Arm Brubaker, Thomas Brubaker, Arthur Bum- qardner Row six Carl Burchett, Stephanie Campbell, Donna lean Carey, Peggy Carey. Lee Cartwright Row seven Peggy Casey, Iames Castle. Richard Cavin- der, loan Chester, George Chrisman Row eight Ruth Clark, Beverly Clinehens, Don Coburn, Patty Connaughtcn, Linda Dalzell Row nine Blanche Davis, Iohn F. Davis, Philip Davis, Danny Decker, David Dormire Row ten Ioan Dorner, Ava Ellis, Patricia Elson, Vin- cent Frantz, Bill Fultz 5-fffflw Row one Tom Gardner, Virginia Gibbs, Iames Grate, Larry Gross, William Gruebmeyer. Donald Hall Row two Richard Harp, Linda Harper, Virginia Har- vey, Karen Hays, Dennis Helman Donna Herd Row three Byron Higgins, William Holly, lames Hoo- ver, Tim Houldsworth, George Hughes, lean Ike Row tour Ann Ingersol, Ianice Iohnson, Wanda Iones, David Kah, Tony Kahn, Suzann Kaser Row tive Wayne Kaser, Ierry Kaufman, Thomas Kil- lian, Roberta King, Amy Kinninger, David Kiser Row six Darlene Knasel, Marc Knasel, Mary Koo- kootsedes, Elwood Latimer, Lula Laws, Vir- ginia Laycock Row seven Glena Lecky, Iohn Lee, Frank Lee, Shirley Lee, Larry Leininger, Mary Ellen Leiss Row eight Ruby Long, Carl Mann, lack Marrs, Bar- bara Martz, Marie Mayberry, Dora McCul- lough Row nine Ronald Mendenhall, Fred Michael, Sue Mil- ler, Max Minniear. Charles Monnier, Robert Moore Row ten Ierry Moorman. Catherine Mueller, Doris Nolte, Gary Norris, Shirley Oldham, Ioyce Patton 84 Slwfw Row one Robert Pearson, Bob Prater, Bill Prater. Ieanette Purtee, Iames Reineke, Ianet Rei- singer Row two Carol Benner, Iohanna Richards, Iune Rine- hart, Bill Roberts, Ianice Roberts, Ann Robinson Row three Iudy Roeller, Shirley Ruese, Don Schiil, Danny Schlagetter, Barbara Seifert, Beverly Shawler Row lour Linda Shoemaker, Robert Shofiner, Tom Shoffner, Robert Sibert, Carl Sloan, Rose Mary Smith Row live Sandra Smith, Sharon Snifien, lack Spaugy, Elveda Standley, lean G. Starrett, Ierry Steinle Row six Iohn Stephans, Raymond Stewart. Ioel Stockstill, Ray Stockstill, Shirlley Stockton, Rita Strohl Row seven Neva Loy Strunk, Ierry Stump, Gerald Sturm, Rudolph Sulak, Betty Sullenberger. Shirley Tecklenberg Row eight Melba Tidwell, Ioyce Trostell, Larry Van Fossen, Bill Von Meyer, Tom Vondenhuevel Thomas Voress Row nine Larry Waggoner, Marion Webb, Phillip Webb, Sandra Weikert, Iames Weiler, Herb Wells Row ten Nelson Wilson, Helen Yinger, Gloria Young, Fletcher Zimpher, Thomas Zwiebel, Io Ann Zweisler 85 .7 9 gil., QL 5.316.5- The class of '56 have had many new exper- iences since they have entered high school. Freshman boys and girls took part in many activities such as GAA, Iunior Hi-Y, Iunior Y-Teens, glee clubs, band, orchestra, basketball, and toot- ball. The class officers have many interests. Charles Sekyra was president: Iudy Stump, vice-president: Gretchen Brunner, secretary: Larry Lorton, treas- urer: Shyla Freeman and Robert Zimpher were on the student council. The class will have to work hard to keep up their high standard. Many will be leaders through- out the remainder of their high school years. Absent when pictures were taken: Barry Kimball, Shirley Taborn Gretchen Brunner, secretary oi the class, was in- terested in the musical groups of Sidney High Iudy Stump. another musical-minded student, was vice-president of the greenies Charles Sekyra, president, was a member of the band is to be next year's drum major Larry Lorton, a member of the football and bas- ketball squads, was treasurer of the class Row one David Abbott, Olive Allen. Saundra Allen- baugh. Ion Allison, Iohn Amos Row two La Donna Apple, David Aschenbach, Don Bailey, Byron Baker, Mary Lou Baker, Clyde Ball Row three Frank Barhorst. Grace Ann Barthauer, Wil- liam Baughrnann. Barbara Sue Beers, Anna Berning, Diana Berting Harry I. Killion 84 Sons, Richmond, lndizma 86 School photographers responsible for pictures in this section J Row one Donna Bertsch, Peggy, Blair, Sally Bolden. Susan Bolden, Hugh Bonnoront, Phyllis Botkin Row two Kaye Bowden, Phyllis Bowers, lean Boyer, Ann Bradley, Betty Briggs, Pat Brock Row three Beverly Brown, Donald Brown, Iudith Brown. Gretchen Brunner, ferry Cable. Marybelle Carey Row tour Tom Carey, Mary lean Casey, Ray Chaney, Richard Clark, Stella Coil, Ianet Cooper Row iive Barbara Cotterman, Florence Cotterman, Ronald C. Cotterman, Sandra Courier Ierry Coverstone, Gerald Covert Row six Iohn Crim, Barbara Crusey, Betty Davey, Marvin Deal, Robert Dean, Iudith DeWeese Row seven Richard Dormire, Keith Duckro, Gladys Duncum, Robert Eck, Sibyl Elliot, Barbara Elsass Row eight Dale Elsner, Sara Io Engle, Donald Fahne- stock, Sharon Fair, Iames Fleming, Shir- ley Fleming Row nine Bruce Fogt, Shyla Freeman, Donald Frei- stuhler, Rebecca Fries, Iames Fultz, Shir- ley Gates Row ten Larry Gerstner, Darrell Goshorn, Gerald Gray, Donald Grayson, Louis Gross, Saun- dra Hand 87 3 Row one Marilyn Hawkey, Nancy Hawkey, Geral- dine Heaton, Terry Helman, Verdell Hens- ley, Richard Herring Row two Charles Herzog, Iames Hill, Patty Hill, Rose Ann Horvath, Russell Howell, Wer- ter Hoy Row three Tommy Hughes, Marilyn Iackson, Ianice lones, Viola Iones, Iames Kaser, Ioe Kindall Row four Iohn King, Patty King. Carol Knasel, Ianet Koons, Iohn Kraft, Betty Kritzer Row five Ruth Layman, Sonja Leckey, Tommy Lever- ing, Iames Linker, Paul Locker, Paul Locker, Dorothea Longbrake Rowlsix Larry Lorton, Troy Lovette, Iudith Lunsford, Iohn Mann, Douglas Marker, Lucetia Martin Row seven Charles Mayberry, Barbara Mentges, Lon- nie Merricks, David Meyer, Ann Minton, Maxine Mouk Row eight Iean Meyers, Wilma Iean New, Kathleen Oldham, Robert Oldham, Betty Olding, Barbara Parke Row nine Dale Parke, Waldo Patton, Gary Paul, Robert Pellman, Thomas Pence, Larry Per singer Row ten Marcella Pittman, Ruth Pittman, Vernon Pitt, Ellen Platioot, Cecelia Plummer Thomas Protsman 88 3 Row one Patricia Rich, Iudy Richardson, William Risk, Nelson Roberts, Richard Rumpif, Catherinlu Russell Row two Roger Schaffer, Carol Schrolucke, Charles Sekrya, Ieaniece Servis, Sally Shatto, Mar- corita Shawkey Row three Linda Shie, Elizabeth Shoffner, Shirley Shreves, Phyllis Marie Shultz. loann Slife, Harriett Small Row four Barbara Smith, Iames Spangler, Edward Sparks, Ioyce Sparks, Mary Lou Sparks, Ronald Spearry Row tive Neil Staley, Simon Standley, Darrell Stew- art, Gary Stewart. Ioyce Stewart, Tom Stocker Row six Kent Stockstill, Larry Stukenberg, Iudy Stump, Melvin Taylor, Gene Thompson, David Tremain Row seven Orrin Tucker, lean Rae Umstead, Sandra Valentine, Ianet Verdier, Don Vorhees, Richard Ward Row eight Nelson Watkins, Twilah Watkins, Christine Weber, Lois Westfall, Dion Whitaker Mar- cia Whitman Row nine Daniel Wiiord, Dwight Wilges, Donna Wil- kinson. Barbara Wilson. Lee Woodruff, Patricia Wright Row ten Mary Alice Yohey, Becky Young, Margaret Young, Sylvia Young, Robert Zimpher, Lois Zweisler 89 101111, The class of '57 are Well on their Way in their short journey through Sidney High School. They are proving themselves to be a good class scholastically, athletically, and musically. Several junior assemblies were put on by these eighth graders as Well as a few radio programs for Sidney School Time. Their football team Won every single game. The basketball team was less fortunate. s These athletic teams were backed by excellent cheerleaders Who attended all home games and also cheered at Piqua and Covington. Sixteen members of the junior orchestra were students from the eighth grade. In the junior band were eight members from this class: three made the senior band also. Iohn Spangler. student council representative, was active in junior high sports Nancy Rose. secretary, is a quiet student but one who takes her school work seriously Iohn Keyser, treasurer, was talented in music and took part in Hi-Y activities Glenn Apple, president of the eighth graders, also liked athletics Danny Elsner. vice-president, an above average student, was manager of the junior high basket- ball team this year Absent when pictures were taken were Wayne Glass, Ierry Wenner, Philip Esau, and Harry Hand DeLuxe Craft lvlanufacturing Co. made the covers for this book Sidney Pattern Works 90 ryhfh. Row one Ralph Abbott, Iohn Aikin, Mary Alexander, Grace Allen Row two Shirley Althoff, Glenn Apple, Richard Baker, Rosemary Baker, Richard Ball, Barbara Baseore Row three lack Beer, Barbara Berg, Iohn Bey, Cather- ine Binkley, Brenda Blake, Diane Blake Row four Connie Bolden, Mike Boller, Harry Bowman, Emily Brockman. Ianice Burton. Barbara Campbell Row five Frank Ceylor, Nancy Clark, Iudy Clifton, Richard Cole, Daniel Comer, Franklin Comer Row six Russell Cook, Thomas Cook, Nellie Cotter- man, Brenda Courter, Shirley Covault. lanice Coverstone Row seven William Curran, Iames Daniel, lerry Davis, Charles Deal, Donald Deal, Ioe Decker Row eight Ronald Denman. Tracy De Velvis, Philip Dickman, Virginia Dilbone, Danny Doll. Diane Doll Row nine Ronald Dowden, Martha Drake, Patsy Drummond, Jerry Edwards, Patty Edwards, Ierry Eisenhut Row ten Dan Elsner, Dick Elson, Larry Engle, Diane Fields, Larry Flinn, Iames Fouss 91 iqhfh, Row one Patricia Frazier, Richard Frazier, Robert Freeling, Ianet Freisthuler, Sarah Friend, Willard Funk Row two Mary Ann Given, Ioe Glick, Larry Goifena, Iimmy Gross, Frances Hafner, Eugene Hall Row three Alyce Hance, Howard Harris, Vanis Hel- man, Dick Helmer, Shirley Hendricks, Barbara Hepler Row four Loy Hickman, Arlynn Hill, Marion Honaker, Chester Hughes, Herb Hughes, Louis Hughes Row five Robert Hughes, Sandra Hughes, Peggy Iacobs, Thelma Iefiries, Gary Iohnson, Ianet Iohnson How six Ina Lee Iones, Iris Iones, Terry Katterhenry, Dick Katterhenry, Iune Kauffman, Leonora Keith Row seven Wilma Keith, Iohn Keysor, Barry Knox, Dick Krouskop, Iudy Krukenberg, Ieanette Leapley Row eight Marion Leapley, Patty Leiss, Sarah Long- brake, Gary Lovett, Marlene Magee, Dick Marrs Row nine Sharon Martin, Claudine McDaniel, Daniel Meyers, Gary Miller, Catherine Manger, Donald Montville Row ten Shirley Moon, David Neer, Melvin Never- gall, Dick Neville, Don Olding, Betty Par- ham 92 rqhfh, Row one Iames Potts, Lee Purdy, Betty Putholl, Iohn Rider, Iudy Rike, Ioyce Ringler Row two Nancy Rose, Tamara Schilko, Diane Schla- getter, Terry Schmidt, Ed Schutte, Ioanne Shade How three Iames Sharp, Patricia Sharp, Ierry Sheely, Sara Sheely, Dortha Shepard. Opal Shroyer Row four Gary Shuchat, William Shue, Alexandria Sluzki, Brenda Smith, Iohn Spangler, Phil Spangler Row live Charles Sprague, Bill Stamm, Paul Steinle, Wanda Strunk, Io Ellen Sturm, Dan Sul- lenberger Row six Don Taylor, Hugh Turley, Carl Umstead, lack Umstead, Tom Uncapher. Iohn Van Horn Row seven Alice Vordemark, lim Vordemark, Ron Wat- kins, Marion Watren, Brenda Welch, Iim Wells Row eight Tom Wells, Roland Westmoreland, Beverly White, Eugene White, Donald Widney, Ion Wildermuth Row nine Harold Wiley, Iudy Wilson, Ianet Wilt, Ann Wohus, Gale Wolfe. Ion Wolfe Row ten Wayne Wones, Melvin Woodell, Bobby Young. Roberta Younkin, Robert Zimpher. Donald Zwiebel 93 9 are A whole new world opened for the class of '58 last tall With their entrance into lunior High School. The seventh graders, this year busily ac- climating themselves to high school lite and the new responsibilities which were suddenly theirs, will one day be the upperclassmen and leaders of SHS. Right now this day seems tar in the future to them. Their first year is now over. They are no doubt looking forward to next year when, as eighth graders, they will return, wiser and more confident students. Absent when pictures were taken were Leroy Allen, Rodney Blake Ir., Doris Buirley, Dorothy Clark, Kathryn Craft, Doris Fahnestock, Barbara Lockwood, Iarnes Watkins E. W. Brenda Shaw, vice-president, a good natured stu- dent, takes her school work and extra-curricular activities in stride Letitia Clawson. secretary, enjoys her school work and participates in church activities David Geuy, president, coming from the farm. in- tends to study agriculture Charles KTIOOP, student council representative. takes active part in both musical and athletic departments Ianet Mitchell, treasurer, tops the seventh grade honor roll and may be a future scholarship pros- pect Row one Geraldine Abbott, Thomas Abbott, Carol Allen Row two Iohn Allen, Nancy Allen, William Ambos, Sharon Amerine, Sue Austin, William Bar- nett Row three Barbara Barthauer, Edwin Bedford, Darrel Bender, Dwight Bertsch, Elizabeth Billing, Gloria Billing Row tour Kay Billing, Sharon Billing, Tcm Bodenrnil- ler, Dotty Bodine, Stanley Bolden, Ronnie Bolin 94 .Sgwnnih yfwwla Row one David Bonnoront, Franklin Bowden, Marg- rea Broaddrick, Barbara Brown, Dave Burn- gardner Row two Linda Buss, Larry Carey, Robert Carr. Bobby Cates, Beverley Cavinder, Dorothy Chambers Row three Mary Lou Clark, Letitia Clawson, Thomas Clayton, Bobby Cole, Philip Cole, Nancy Conklin Row four Gary Cooper, Carol Copeland, Eddie Cox, Robert Daniel, Shirley Davis, Gary Deal Row five Richard Deal, Richard Denman, Iohn Dick- man, Hazel Dill, Norma Dilwcrth, Ruth Dowden Row six Michael Downey, Bob Driskell, Phil Ed- wards, Betsy Elsner, Marion Elsner, Emma Engle Row seven Kenneth Frische, Wayne Fagan, Vickie Fair, Mary Faler, lean Freeling, Laluana Freistuhler Row eight David Guey, Edna Fuller, Ruth Garrett, Patty Gates, Raymond Gates, Susan Gehr- lich Row' nine Lorene Gibson, Richard Gcssard, Beverly Gross, Hazel Hahn, Ioan Hall Row' ten Don Haney, Diane Haney, Marvin Harle- mert, Ianet Harmon, Carolyn Helman 95 iwanfluy Row one Rhonola Hensley, Shelby Hensley, Rose Hildebrand, Lany Hilleman, Wanda Hol- loway Row two Dallas Horvath, Iim Huffman, Barbara Hughes, Clara Hughes. Clifford Hughes Row three Yvonne Hunter, David Iamieson, Irville Iohnson, Romer Iones, Danny Kah, Doris Kaminski Row four David Killian, Iudy Knasel, Charles Knoop, Eddie Layton, Beverly Leapley, Sharon Lehman Fow tive Paul Limbert. Phillip Linniman, Marigrace Littlejohn, David Loifer, Ierry Lonqbral-re. Dick Loos Row six Lu Ann Luckey. Bob March. Linda Marrs, Iames McCrary, Iohn McCullough, Roger McDermott Row seven Charlotte McLain, Ierry Meyers, Ruby Mi- chael, Iames Miller, Douglas Millholi, Ianet Mitchell Row eight Iack Moore, Ioseph Moore, Noel Morrow, Lucinda Mortimore, Donald Mosey, Brenda Mougey Row nine Henry Mueller, Martha Neville, Carol Nor- ris, Gary North, larry Persinger, Iuanita Purdy Row ten Wilbur Rank, Billy Reineke, Betty Roberts, Richard Roberts, Carl Rucker, Iean Rush 96 iwwih 51 Row one Ravilla Russell, Carol Saintignon, Ian Scan- lin, Steven Schlagetter, Domma Scholl, Bill Schutte Row two Ruth Schroerlucke, Barbara Seigle, Roberta Sharp, Brenda Shaw, Philip Sheely, lack Shephard Row three Shirley Scherer, Basil Shie, Delores Shofl- ner, Ruth Slile, William Slife, Charles Sloan Row four Denny Smith, Nona Sparks, George Staley, Gary Starrett, Sue Stewart, Eileen Strunk Row tive Emily Strunk, Paul Strunk, Elizabeth Ten- nery, Brenda Theurer, Robert Thorne, Ger- rie Tidwell Row six Ianet Tidwell, Danny Todd, Flora Todd, Ronnie Todd, Ierry Trisler, Betty Vordemark Row seven Iohn Vordemark, Gene Wagner, Larry Wagner, Tom Warburton, Ierry Ward, Betty Watkins Row eight Paul Webb, Adah Weiler, Norma Weiler, Tim Wells, Iohn White, Nancy White Row nine Sammy Lou White, Paul Wiiord, lim Wil- dermuth, Larry Wildermuth, Diane Wil- liams, Iames Wisecup Row ten Mae Wolaver, Ronald Wolie, Sandy Wright, Floyd Yinger, Syble Young, Patty Zook 97 pLlf!lDI'lzL Dr. Clay Barfield Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Baumgardner Dr. and Mrs. B. H. T. Becker Bee-Zee Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Conrad Dr. Lon Cooper Richard Crusey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ditmer Mrs, Agnes Harp Ianet Iackson Griff Ienkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaser Dr. R. M. Kerr Dr. Clayton Kiracofe Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Kookootsedes Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Koskinen Dr. and Mrs. V. W. LeMaster Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lipold Dr. and Mrs. Iohn P. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Martin Dr. Paul Maurer Marilyn L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Miller Original Football Mothers Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Scanlin Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Steinkemper Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stump Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weber Dr. Lee V. Weis Monarch Machine Tool Company Qlwlwc Afternoon Activities ........ Afternoon Divisional Page.. Annual Staff ............. Band, Dance .. Band, lunior ........... Band, Senior ............ Basketball, Action Shots Basketball, Iunior High .... Basketball, Seniors ..... Basketball, Varsity .. . Board of Education. . . . . Boys' Glee Club .... 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Cooper, Janet ,,,,,,,, Cooper, Norma ..,.,,,, Copeland, ,,,,,, 44, 79 Barthauer, Barbara ,,.,,,,,,, Barthauer, Grace Ann ,,,.,.,. Baseore, Barbara ,,,,,,,.,YV,VYV Baughman, William ,,,,, Baumann, Tim ,,,,,...,,, Bayley, Perry ,,,,,,.,,,,,. Bedford. Edwin ,,,, , Bedford, Wallace ,,,, Beemus, Denten ,,,,,,,. Beer, Jack W, ,,,,, Beerline, Sharon ,,,, Beers, Barbara ,,,,, Beers, Jerry ,,,,,.,,. Bell, Max ,,,,,......,.. Bell, Ronnie ,,,,,.,., Bell, Ruth ,,,,,,,, Cotterman, Cotterman, Cotterman, Cotterman, Cotterman Barbara , Florence , Ronnie ..,,, Shirley Brandenburg, Karen ,,,,,,,, ...,.,,, 6 , Brandenburg, Susan ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 5 6, Briggs, Betty ...,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Broaddrich, Yvenne .,.,... Brock, Pat .........,,..,,,,,,,, .,, ,,,,,v, , Brockmann, Emily ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, V91 Broerman, Elmer ,......, ..,..,....,,,..... 9 , 53, V35 Brookhart, Larry ,,,,,,.. ,,..,.,,,, 6 , 34, 51,79 Brown, Alice ,,,.,...,, ,, ...,,,., V91 Brown, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Brown, Beverly ..,.,.,...,,...,, A ,.,.,........... 87 91 87 87 83 83 79 as 97 93 Broaddrich, Margrea ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 9 5 86 83 87 91 79 S8 83 95 87 87 Belt, Sue , ,,....,.... ,,..,,,,Y,,,.,,,,.... . Bemus, Karl ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 3, 55, Bender, Darrel ,,,.,.. ,...,,,,,,,,,,,.....,, Bender, Sam , ,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,, 1 4, 29, Berg, Barbara ...,,,. ..,,,.,,,,,,,,, - ..... Berning, Anna ,,,,, Berting, Diane ,,,.,,,. Bertsch, Bruce ,,,,,,,, Bertsch, Donna ..,..,., Bertsch, Dwight ,,.,,, Bertsch, Patty ,,,,,,,,,, Bey, John ,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,, Billing, Elizabeth ,,,,,,,. Billing, Gloria ,. ,, Billing, Kay ,,,,,,,, ,, Billing, Sharon , Binkley, Bob ...,,, ,,,. Binkley, Katie ,,,,,,,,,,, Brown, Donald U58 Brown, James ,,,,,..,,,,l5, 16, 26, V'YY 12' Brown, Judy ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 6 , 10, M33 Brubaker, Jack ,,,.,.....,, ,...., 4 2, 44, 48, Brubaker, Sue ,,,,.,,,.,,,..,,.,, A ,,,,,.,,,,,................ Brubaker, Thomas .......... -- ,,.,,,,,.,,, Brunner, Gretchen ,..,,,. ..,....... 6 , Bryan, Judy ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, .,,,.,,.... l 0, Buirley, Doris Bumqardner, Arthur,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,38, 53, Bumgardner, Dave,,,,,,,,,, Bunnell, Brian Burchett, Carl.......,.. ,,,,,,,,,44, Burton, Janice Burton, William Buss, Linda , C Cable, Bill......., ,,,,,,,,42, 43, Cable, Jerry 57, 58 79 Cable, Julianna ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 39. 94 Campbell, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 12, 38, 79 Campbell, Stephanie .,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carey, Carol,,,,,,,,..,,..,...,,. 23, 36, 54, 86 Carey, Donna G, 85 Carey, Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 9 , 56, 83 Carey, Marcia ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 56, Carey, Marybelle,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,,Y,l.,.w,94 Carey, Peggy ,Wm54, 79 Carey, Phil..........,.,,,Z6, 45, 53, 57, Carey, Sue Ann Cllthl,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,..,,.94 Carey, Sue Ann t12thJ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,55, m,m,94 Carey, Tom Carr, Barbara 94 Carr, Robert 55, 56, 68 Cartwrigh Lee ,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,, 91 Casey, Jeanie Casey, Peggy W Castle, Betty , ,,,.,,, 83 Castle, Harry ,,., , Blackford, Paul ,,,,, Blair, Peggy ,.,. Blake, Barbara 100 53, Courter, Brenda ,,,,,,,, Courter, Sandra ..,.,, Covault, Shirley ,,,,,, Coverstone, Janice ,...... Coverstone, lerry .... Covert, Gerald ,.,... Cox, Eddie ,,......,,,,. Crim, Connie ....,, Crim, John ....,,,,...,. Crim, Martha ,,,,..,.....Y, ,,,,,..,.42, 'Pi5fniif lii, .,.,,,,l2, Crusey, Barbara .....,..,,,,., ,YYVVV . -,-,- v - Cunningham, Ida ....,,,,. Curran, Kenneth Y,,,,l...,..Y,,,,.----,,, ---f-eA Current, Dick ,,,,,,l..., 45, 43, 50, 53' D Dalzell, Linda ..,,.,......, Daniel, Barbara ,,,,,, Daniel, James ,,,,,,,,, Daniel, Robert ..,..... Daniels, David ,,,,. Davey, Bette .........,, Davey, Davidson, Gary ........,,,,,,,, Davis, Blanch ,,,,,,, Davis, Harley ..,,.,. Davis, Jerry ......... Davis, John F. ,,,, , Davis, John R. ,,,, , Davis, Philip ,,,,,,,,, Davis, Shirley ..,,. Deal, Charles ,,,, Deal, Donald ,,,,,,, Deal, Gary ,,..,,, Deal, Marvin .....,, Deal, Richard ,.,. Dean, Betty ,,,.,,. Dean, Robert ,,,.,,,,, Decker, Danny ,,,,, Decker, Joe ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,. Denman, Barbara ..,., The Sidney Printing and Publishing Co. Printed this Annual Ginger .,..,,,, eete 1 lillfllflllflfl 6, 16, 34, 56 Denman, Richard ...... 33, Denman, Ronald .,.,A,,. .....,.. De Velvis, Sue ,,YY,,,,YYYY,,, De Velvis, l. Tracy De Weese, Iudy ,Y,,YY,,,YYY Dickman, Iohn ,,,,Y,,,Y,YY Dickman, Philip ,,,YY,,,.,,..., Y Y ...VY.YY, 39, Dilbone, Bob .. ,.,,,...,,, 53, 54, 57, Dilbone, Virginia ,,,,,, Dill, Hazel , ,,.,..Y,,.,,,,,,, , Dilworth, Norma ,,,,,,,, Ditmer, Marvin YYYY,,,,,,,. Doll, Danny ,.,.,,. ,, Doll, Diane .,.,,,. 10, 23, 37, 43, 50, ,.fffffffffffffffffiifm Doll, Elaine ,......., ,YYY,.... l 4, 30, 54, Dormire,David Dormire, Richard ,,....,,, Dormer, loan ,,,,,..,,, Dowden, Doris ...,.,,,,, Dowden, Ronald ,,,,,, Dowden, Ruth ,,,,, Dowell, Patricia ,,,.,,. Downey, Michael ..,... Drake, Martha ,.,,... 6, 34, 53, 6, Driskell, Bobby ,,,,.,.... -------A-,---f--------e Drummond, Patsy .,,.,, Duckro, Keith ,,.,......, Dulaney, I-'rank ,...., 25, 54, Duncum, Gladys ,,,,,,,, Duncum, Wesley ,.,. Dunnavant, Tom ,..... 6, 53, 54, 56, E Eck, Robert ,....,,,,,,,,, Edwards, Patty Edwards ' ' Eilerman, Mary Lou Eisenhut, Ellerman, Martha ,,,, Elliott, lane ,,,,,,,,,,,, Elliott, Sibyl ,... .,,,, Ellis, Ava ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, Ellis, Mary Lane ,,,,.,, Ellis, Stella ,,,,,,,, Elsass, Barbara Elsner, Elsner Elsner Elsner Elson, Patricia ,,,,,,,, Elson, Engle, Emma Lou ,, Engle, Engle, Engelhaupt, Shirleye Evans, Howell ,,,.,..,., Evans, Mary Lou ,,,.. Betsy ,,,,,,, , Dale ,,,,,, , Dan - ,.,..,,,,, , Marion, ...,. ,, Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,, Sara , ,,,,,, F Fagan, Wayne ,,...,,,, Fahnestock, Betty ., Fahnestock, Donald Fahnestock, Doris ,,,, Fair, Phyillis ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fair, Sharon ,,,... Fair, Vicke ...,.,, Richard ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Philip fllfl, rr,, ffff Ierry .,,,,,... fu ii-439,55 54, ..,.,.,,,,,,57, 24, ffffffff,47, ::fl.l4, Faler, Mary ,,,,,,,,,r, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , AY,Y,Y,,,Y,Y,, Fields, Diane ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y, Fishbaugh, Iulia ,,,,,,,.,,,, 14, 24, 31, Flanagan, Pat ..,...,, Fleming, Iames ,,,., Fleming, Shirley ,.,,, Flinn, Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Flinn, Tom ,.,,....... ,. 10, 13, 26, 27, 44, 48, Fogt, Arlene ,.... .,,,,,,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Fogt, Bruce ,,,,, Pogt, Gary ,,,.,.....,r. Fogt, Eugene ,.,,,,.....,. 6, Fogt, Roger ,,,.,,,, Fogt, Ronald ,,,,,,,, Fouss, Iames .,,..,,. Frantz, Vincent ,,,., Frazer, Dick Frazer, Patricia .,... Preelinq, lean , .,,,,,,, , Freeling, Robert ,,,,,,, Freeman, Shyla ..,,,, 13, 26, 33, 55, 58, 57, 42, S, 34, 13, Freisthler. Ianet ....................,,,.,,,,,,VVV Freistuhler, Don ,,,Ar..r......................,,... Preistuhler, Ha Iuana ,... ......... , ,..,,,,,,, Freytag, Philip .... 16, 27, 33, 53, 55, Fridley, Dora ....,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, .,,,,.......,... Friend, Sarah .,,,.... ....,,,, Y W Fries Beck , y .,,,..,.. .fff - -1- .fffe -,--,, . Frische, Kenneth .....,, ,,,,,,,, 3 4, 39, Frische, Lowell .....,, Fuller, Edna ,,,,.. Fultz, Bill ,,.,,,,,,, Fultz, lim ,,,,,.,..... Funk, Willard ..,, .,,,.,, G Galbreath, Tom ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... .....,....... . . Gardner, Tom ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..... Garrett, Ruth .,...,, ,,,,, r........ ......... Garrett, Sharon .,.., 14, 23, 28, 45, Gates, Patty .. ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. - ........., Y, Gates, Raymond ,...,,,,,,,r.r. Gates, Shirley ,,.,, Gauby, Lois ,.........,.,,..,,,,,,...,.. Gehrlick, Susan .............,,,,,,,r.,........,,,,,,,,,, 5, Gerstner, Larry ......,,, ,,,,,, ,.., ,.,.,,,,,.. 27 42, 44 Getrost, Richard .,,,,, 14, , , Geuy, David . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..........,,,,,,,r Gibbs, Virginia ,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.r..... l4, 28: Gibson, Lorene ,,,,, Gillman, Wally ,,,,, ,,,,, ,23, 31, 48, Gilreath, Harold ,,,,,,,,,,,,r...........,,,,,A,,, Given, Mary Ann ,,,,,, Glass, Wayne ,......,. ,,,i.,,.,47, Glick, lean ,,,,....... ..... Glick, Io Ann ,,,.,,.........,.........,,, r...,... Glick, Ioe ,,,,,,,,,,,....,, YYYVA ....51, Glore, Alice ,,,,,...,... 6, 32, 34, 45, Goiiena. Larry ....,,,,,,,,,,,,r, ,,,, ........,,, Gooder, Gary ......... ,,,,,,,, 7 , 14, 27, Goshorn, Dan .,...,,, Goshorn, Darrell ,,,,, Gossard, Richard ,,,,, Grandy, Larry ,,,,,,, Grate, Iim ,,,,, Gray, Gerald Grayson, Donald .,.., Gregory, Norma ....,,, Griqg, Richard ,,.,,,. Grode, Marsha ,,.,,,,, Gross, Beverly ,,,,.... Gross, Iimmy ...,.. Gross, Larry .,..,.,.,,,,,,,, 30, Gross, Louis . , ,,,,.,,, ..,,,,, V V Gruebmeyer, William H 6, 53, ,.,,,,.,, H84 87 Hahn, Hazel ...... ...,,.. ,,,,,....... Hahn, Ianet ,.,,, ....,,,, 1 0, Hainey, Don ,,,,.,,,. ,,,,, ,,,... Hall, Donald r,,..,r,..... ........ Hall, Ioan ,,,,,.,...,,,, W Hammer, William ,,,,.. Hance, Alyce ' ,,... Hancock, Lucretia ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,... Hand, Saundra ,,,,.,.,. Haney. Diane ,..,... ...fff ........ .es ss Haney, Don ,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .YYVVVYY 5 , Harlamert Marvin .,,,.........,,,,,,,,,,..,.. Harman, Ianet ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... ,,,,,,,...... Harp, Doris ,,,,,,,,,,..,,..,.,., 10, 14, 25, 57, Harp, Dick ,,,, ,,.,..........,,,,.,. Harp, Tom ,..,,,,,, - ,,,,,A...,,,.ff, Harper, Linda W., Harris, Howard Harrison, Delmer ,,,,, Harvey, Virginia ,,,,. ....,,,,,,,,......-,ff,ff Hatcher, Patricia ,...,. Ysssr... 4 7, 54, Hawkey, Marilyn ,,,,,,,.. Hawkey, Nancy ,,,,,r.,....,...,...,,,,,,..,........-... Hays, Karen ,,,, ,,.,, ,,,,,,,,r...... 1 4 , 28, Hazel, Shelby 1ean,,6, 16, 30, 34, Heaton, Geraldine ,,,,,r.r...........,,,,,.....-- Heckler, lohn ...,,,,.r.....,- ,,,,,,,,..ll..-f,fff-f Heintz, Ianet Y, ,,,,, YYYVVVV 7 , 25, Heli-nan, Carolyn ,.,,,,cc.,,...,.,.,,,,,,,r....... Helman, Dennis ,,,,,,,.....,,.,,,,.,, l,..... 4 4, Helman, Terry ,,,,,,,,.,......., 5, 18, 34, Helman, Vanis ,,,.... ,,.,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,,Y.,,...- Athletic Lettering Della Garrett Helmer, Richard ............................. 33, 39, Hendricks, Shirley ,,,..,,..,,...................... - Heniser, Dick ......,.r,r 31 42, 44, 48, 50, Hensley, Rhonolo ..,,.........,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hensley, Shelby .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....,,,, 5 4, 56, Henson, Earl ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, Hepler, Barbara ....,,,,. .,..... ......, 6 , Herd, Donna .,..,.... .- .......,,. ,,,,,.. Herd, Roselind ,,,,, E ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, Herring, Naomi .,,,... ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, Herring, Richard ,,,,, ,,,,,..,...,......... Herzog, Charles ..........., ,..,,,,, 1 8, 58, Hickerson, Virginia .....,..,...1S, Hickman, Loy ........,,,, ,,,,,.,,,..,..... Higgins, Byron ...,..,,.., ,,,,,,, 1 6, 28, Hildebrand, Rose ,.,,,,,,,,,,.......,..........,,..,,,,, Hill, Arlynn ,,,.........,...,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,. .......,...., 6 , Hill, Iim ,,,,,,,,,.,......,,.. ,,,,,,,,, , Y, E, 34, 53, Hill, Iohn ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, l 6 27, 53, 55, 56, Hill, Patty ,.,,,.,,, .,..,,,,,.,.. .,,.,,,..,,,,, , A .57, Hill, Priscilla ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 4, 16, 54, 57, Hill, Ronald ............ ,,..,,,,,..,,....... 5 3, 57, Hillemann, Larry .......... ,.......,,, 5 1, Holloway, Wanda ....,. ....,,,,,,,,,. Holly, Amy ,,..,,,,,,,,... .YYYYVY ...,,., Holly, Ioan ,,..,,,,,,,, ....,,,,,,,,......... Holly, William ,,,,, ..,,,,,,i ,.,,, 5 5 5 Holmes. Bart ..,,.., .,..,,., 4 2, 44, S7 Honaker, Tanice ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,. 5 5, Honaker, Marion ,,,,,,,, ,,........, Hoover, Iames ,cc.ccc.,,,,.,.,..........,,,,,,,,...V ,. Hcrvath, Dallas ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,........,,,,,,, 34, Horvath, Rose Anne Houldsworth, Tim ,,,,,,,,.., 31, 44, 43, Howell. Russell ....,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,,..VYYVVVVVAV Hoy, Werter ,.,,.. Huffman, lames .,,,,,,,,,,,.., YYVV V M . Huffman, Marysue ,,,, ,....,,,, 2 5, 54, 55, Huiford, Virainia ,,,, Hughes, Barbara ,.,,,, Hughes, Chester .,.,,,, Hughes, Clara ,,,, Hughes, Clifford ,,,,,,, Hughes, George ,,,,,,,, Hughes, Louis ,,,,,,i Hughes, Robert ,,,,...,, se, 39. 44 ,F Hughes, Sandra .i,..,.,,,,,,. H Hughes, Tommy ,...,,,,,,.,.. S, 17, 34, 51, Hunter. Yvonne .... Hussey, Tom ,,,.., YVVYV.. -,,,,Y,Y,.--,,,,,,,, -,-----e I Ike. lean ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,.., ..------- - Ingersol, Ann ,,,,,,,,,,.i..,,,,, YYYYVVVVV 5 7, I Iqckson, Marilyn ,....,,..,,,,,,,, ., 14, 17, 57, Iacobs, Peggy ,,,,,i,,,,, .....,,,,, -.f, - - Tamieson, David ,,,,,, ,,,,.., 3 4, 51, leifries, Thelmer ,,,,, ,..,.,,.,.-..,fff- Tohnson, Garv ,.,., ....,, YYY. lohnson, Irville lohnson, lanet ,,,,,,,,. ---- Iohnson, lanice YYYYYVYVY ---- Iohnston, Rosalyn ....,, --ff Iames, Helen ,.i.,,..,,,,, Tones, Ina .....,.,,,,,, -------- lones, Iris ,,,,,,, ------- - Iones, lanice YYYYVY -----f-f 5 7, Tones, Homer ....,, A---f------ Iones, Viola ,,,,, ..,,,,,,..... --e- K Kah, Daniel ,,,.. ...., . . ,,,,,44.--f, ,- Kah, David ,,,i.... f---------------4 , -- Kahn, Tony ...,,, ,,,,,,, ..-...., 1 5 , 44, Kaminski, Doris - ---------,--- Kaser, Bob ,,,.......,, -------- 3 3, Kaser, Iimmy ,,,,..,. ,---,-,-,,-- 3 9, Kaser, Suszann ,,,,,, ...-----------f- 5 7, Kaser, Wayne ,,,,i,...,.. ,-------,,-,, 2 3, 53 Katterhenry, Dick ..,,,,,A.....---- eu- ------------- - Katterhenry. Terry ,,.,..,,,, YYYA.. - .-.-----,------- Kauifman, Ierry ,......,,,,.... 10, 33, 53, Kaufman, Marlene ,,......,,i 5, 23, 36 45, 5 57 Kaylor, Nancy ,,,,.,,.. Keith, Lenora ..,,,, Electro Hygiene S. - .,... 31, 54, 57, 56, 56, Kiser, David ,,,,,,,,.,,,... Moon, Shirley Keith, Wilma ,,,, Kemp, lim ,,,,,, Kemp, Iohn ,,,,,,,. Kendall, Ioe ,,,,,,, ,,YYY,,,,,,, ,,Y,,,,, , , 38, Keyser. Iohn .....,,,, .,..,, 6 , 18, 33, 34, Killian, David ...,,,, Killian, Tom ,,l,..,,,, Kimball, Barry ,,,,,, King, Iohn ,,,,,,,.,.,,. King, Patty ,,,,,,,.,,. King, Roberta ,..,.., Kinninqer, Amy ,,...,., H 34, 51, .,,,,,,,,,,..44, ss, QfQff55, Kinninger, Wayne ,,,.,,,,, ,,9, 28, 48, Knasel, Carol ,,,,,,,,, Knasel, Darlene A,.,,, Knasel, Fred ,.,,,..., Knasel, Glenna ,... Knasel, Iudy ,,,,,, Knasel, Marc ..,,,,,,,, 44, 6. 57, 53, 55, 56, Qndox, McNeil, Dan ,,,, ,,,,,,, , , 6, 16, 34, McVay, Marcia ,,,,, 13, 30, 36, 54 McVey, Sue , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,, 1 0, Maque, Marlene ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mann, Iohn ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,YY,,,,,, ,VVVV Knasel, Norman ,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 , Knief, Marion ,,,,, .,,, Knoop, Charles ,,,,,,..,, 13,7 34,'--352-w5l,U March, Bob ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, VVYV Marker, Doug ,,..,,,,, 14, 33, 39, 51, Marrs, Dick .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Marrs, Eugene ,..,, Marrs, Jack ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Y Marrs, Iames ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Marrs, Linda ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Marsh, Nancy ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , Y , 15, Martin, Ierry ,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 31, 44, Martin, Lois ,,,,, 25, 26, Martin, Lucretia ,,,,,,, 17, 47, Martin, Norma ,,,,,, Martin, Sharon ,,,, Martin, Shirley ,,,,,,,,,, Martz, Barbara Masteller, Carolynn Maxon, Rhonda ..,,,, Mayberry, Charles Mayberry, Marie Mendenhall, Ronald Mentqes, Barbara . Merricks, Lonnie Meyer, David Meyers, Danny Knox, Barry ,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,5l, Kookootsedes, George ....,,,,, 10, 38, 44, Kookootsedes, Mary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10, 32, 56, Koons, Ianet ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,.,,, Koskinen, Linda .....,,,,,,,,,,, 7, 14, 25, 26, 29, 32, S5 Kraft, Iohn ,,,, ..., ,,,,,,,, 6 , 34, 53, 56, Kritzer, Betty ,,,,,,, ,,,.., ,..,.. .........,..., l 7 Kritzer, Bob ,. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 8 , Krukenber lud 91 Y ----- Krouskup, Richard .,,,, , L Latimer, Elwood ,,.,,,, Laws, Lula ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, Laycock, Virginia ,,,, Layman, Ruth ,,,,,, Layton, Edward ,,,. Leady, lanice ,, Leapley, Beverly ,,,,,, Leapley, Ieanette ..,,,, Leapley, Marion ,,,, Leckey, Glena ,,,.. Leckey, Philip ,,,,, Leckey, Sonja ,,,.,, Lee, Margaret ,,,,, Lee, Shirley ,,,. Lehman, Sharon ,,,. Leininger, Larry ,,,,,, Leiss, Dora ,,,, Leiss, Mary Ellen Levering, Iune ,.,,,,,, Levering, Tommy ,.,,,,, Libbee, Phyllis ,,,,,,, Limbert, Paul ,,,,,., Linker, Iames Linniman, Philip ,,,.,, Lipold, Dick , .,,,,,,, , Littlejohn, Marigrace ' 55, 56, 17, 47, 57, ,, 'fffi44f' . .fffffffffffwfffisf' 14, 54, sv. 6, 17, 34, sa, 6, 53, 56, 57, Meyers, Ierry Michael, Fred ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Michael, Ruby , ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, , Milem, Gretchen, ,,,,,,, 6, l3, 23, 25 36, 54, 57 Miller, Gary ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Miller, Iames ,,,,,. 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