Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

. , ti; ', sh, - 5- W4; .z'p. L dl-l $$$3 .- -- .. gar ,- . . -. .4 . :rrftfl..r .---'.-I-I m;.- - --u.-.vn Published by the Senior Class SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL Blue Ash, Ohio Co-Editors Janet Boulware Frances Eggers Business Managers Orba Davenport Ann Poff JAVH-l f - ' FOREWORD BECAUSE OF VOU...... this Yearbook is made possible, because of you, our-classmate-s; our teachiersf'our parents, ou'r commtin- ities, ouradvertisers, and our many friends. Because of You our life is worthwhile. In these pages fdf the 1952. 'Sycambr'e Log the staff has tried, through pibtur'es and stories, to rep etch the recollection of the school year. ' The remembrance-of our school 'worrrlg-u'our dances, our first HOmeF cerning, our football and our basket- bangamnes, and other activities will grow dimmer as the years go by. .A This book'is dedicated to you. May it recall many happy memories.- Table of Contents Because of Vou... Theme FOREWORD ADMINIST RATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN CALENDAR IN OUR CLASSES AC TIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING SPECIAL EVENTS BECAUSE OF YOU...... Our faculty, our Board of Education, and our Parent Teachers' Association we have our school where we are being trained for our role as good citizens. We are grateful to our administration who have so willingly guided and helped us along our way. '3 .U Mrs. Gifford, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Beamer, and Mrs. Gushurst are serving refresh- ments. The officers, Mrs. Reuszer, Secretary, Mrs. Owens, Treasurer, Mrs. Lotz, President, and Mrs. Woodward, Vice President, arrive for a busy afternoon. Mrs. Hunteman and Mrs. Woodward support the paper drive. The members enjoy the refreshments after discussing pro- jects to earn money for the new stage curtains and the cyclorama. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Hoffman; Mr, Ferris, Clerk; Mr. Beard; and Mr. Reuszer, President, look at a map of the school district. Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Beard examine a. broken typewriter. Mr. Shumard,Vice President, Checks the new planer. GEORGE MART Typing, Economic Geography, General Business, Bookkeeping. MARY GOTTHARDT English. Throughout our years at Sycamore our faculty has laugh- ed with us, worked with us, and planned with us. They have of- fered us understanding, guidance, and honestwto-goodness friendship. FACULTY JAMES TURNER Algebra. Plane Geometry. Trigonometry. BETTY SETTLE English, Home Economics, J. D. VAN HOUTEN Industrial Arts. ESTHER VAN HOUTEN English, Latin, Spanish. EDWIN H. GREENE Supervising Principal. General Math. FACULW JOAN FLEMING Art. T HOMAS CLARKE Chemistry, Biology, General Science.- DRUSILLA HAM shorthand, Typing, Office Practice. WA LTER DENECKE Physical Education. Driver Training. 4 U'N i 4-,: $ CATHERINE RAZOR Home Economics, English. ROY KENNEDY American Government. World History, Commercial Law, American History. ELIZABETH MULLINS Biology, General Science, World History, Physical Education. EDWA RD SANT 0R0 M usic . BECAUSE OF lHOU...... Our Seniors, after four years of study, work, and careful guidance, will become a part of all the duties, problems, and responsibilities of the future. They have confidence that With God's help they can meet the many challenges that face them. Their life at Sycamore will not be forgotten. This last and most important year was filled with a rush of activities, such as the Senior rings and pictures, the Leap Year11 Dance, the Senior play, Field day, the an- nual trip to Washington, D. C. , the publication of the Sycamore Log1', and graduation. SENIOR OFFICERS President . . . . . . . Jerry Hoffman Vice President . . . . . George Huffman Secretary . . . . . . . . Janet Meister Treasurer . . . . . . Jeanette Reuszer BARBARA BOYD Mixed Chorus I. 2; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3; Keyhole I, 3, 4; Annual 4; Assistant Subscription Manager. DELBERT BOWLING Band 1, 2; Keyhole 3. 4; Annual 4; Office Assistant 4. MORRIS BROWN Basketball 4; Keyhole 4; Annual 4; St. Bernard 1, z, 3. ORBA DAVENPORT Mixed Chorus I, 2; Girls' Glee Club I. 2, 3; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Basketball Manager 3; Girls' Softball Team 3; Bowling Team 3; G.A.A. 3; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 4; Annual 4; Business Manager. GLENN ADAMS Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Annua14. CHRISTINE BALL Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Keyhole 4; Annual 4; Williamsburg High School I, 2. SHIRLEY BISHOP Keyhole 3; Annual 4. FRANK ANDERSON Football 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. FRENCH BELCHER Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Football I, 2.3; 4; Basketball 2. 3; Basketball Manager 3; Track 3, 4-, Annual 4. JANET BOULWARE Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Basketball Team 3,4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3,4; Girls' Softball Team 3, 4; Bowling Team 3; G. A.A. 3, 4; Student Counci14; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Keyhole 1,2,3.4: Annual 4; Co-Editor. SENIORS EDWARD FEINTHEL Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Football Manager 2; Basketball 2, 3; Basketbail Manager 3; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 4; Annual 4. BARBARA DOAN Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Girls' Basketball Team 3; Girls' Volleyball Team 3; Girls' Softball Team 3; Bowling 3; G.A.A. 3; Vice President 3; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 1. 2, 3-4- FRANCES EGGERS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Basketball Team 3,4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3, 4: Girls' Softball Team 3, 4; Bowling Team 3, 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 1,2,3,4; Annual 4, Co-Editor. GORDON GERACI Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Student Council 4, President 4; Junior Play 3; Annual 4. WENDELL HALL Boys' Glee Club 4;-Football 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Annua14. JULIA HADDEN Girls' Glee Club 3; Inkster High School 1,2. AREA HENRY Girls' Glee Club 3; Annual 4; Lockland Wayne High School 1, 2. JERRY HOFFMAN Band 1,2,3; Mixed Choru51,2,3,'4;Boys'Glee Club 1,2, 4; Footba114; Basketball 1, 2.3. 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 3.4, Vice President 3. President 4; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 4; Annual 4. GEORGE HUFFMAN Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,3; Class Officer; President 1, 2, 3. Vice President 4; Student Council 1, 3; Keyhole 3,- Annual 4. ANN JACKSON Girlsr Basketball Team 3, 4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3,4; Bowling Team 3; Annua14. JUNE MEFFORD Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3; Bowling Team 3; G. A.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3, Student Director; Keyhole 3, 4; Annual 4. RONALD PROCTOR Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer: Vice President 1, Treasurer 2; Student Council 3.4: Annual 4. JOSEPH PROZELLER Annual 4; Loveland High School I 142 years. JANET MEISTER Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 4;Girls'G1ee Club I, 2, 3; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Class Officer: Secretary 1.3. 4; Vice President 2; Cheerleader 2, 4; Substitute 3; Girls' Basket- ball Team 3; Girls' Softball Team 3, 4; Bowling Team 3; G. A.A. 3.4; Class Representative 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3; Secretary 3; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 1, 2, 3,4; Annual 4; Librarian 3,4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3. 4. JOHN MCBRIDE Boys' Glee Club 4; Baseball 3; Annual 4; Footba114. BETTY JACKSON Girls' Glee Club I,2, 3;Cheer1eader 2.4; G.A.A. 3; Keyhole I; Annual 4. GLADYS IORGENSEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Senior Girls3 Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 4; Annual 4. HENRY OWENS Band 1,2, 3; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. 4; Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball Manager 2; Keyhole I, 2, 3; Annual 4. GERALD PHILLIPS Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Basketball 3; Annual 4; Track 3; Amelia High School I, 2. ALICE KAHLE Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Keyhole 4; Annual 4; Office Assistant 4; Indianapolis Technical High School 2. SEMORS WALTER ROHRIG Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Ciub 4; Baseball 2; Annual 4; Sharonville High School 1. ANN POFF Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2.3.4; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4.; Girls' Basketball Team 3.4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3. 4; Girls3 Softball Team 3, 4; Badminton Team 4; Bowling Team 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Keyhole 1, 2, 3.4; Annual 4; Assistant Business Manager. VIRGINIA REIS Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Hockey Team 4; Girls' Basketball Team 3,4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3.4; Girls' Softball Team 4; Bowling Team 3. 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Key- hole 2, 3; 4; Annual 4; Subscription Manager; Reading High School I. KEITH RUSSELL Withrow High School 1. DONALD SCHNITZLER Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Annual 4. JEANETTE REUSZER Mixed Chorus I, z, 3; Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3,4; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Class Officer: Secretary 2, Treasure: 1, 3.4; Cheerleader 1. 2,3,4; Girls4 Basketball Team 3;- Girls' Volleyball Team 3. 4; Bowling Team 3; Badminton Team 4; Girly Softball Team 3,4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Class Representative 3,4; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 1.2; Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4; Annual 4; Libraxian 3,4. MARJORIE RINGEL Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Basketball Team 4; Girls' Softball Team 3; Bowling Team 3,4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Keyhole 1,2,3,4;Annua14. BYRON SCOTT Boys' Glee Club 4; Track 3. 4; Annual 4; Loveland High School. I. JIM SMITH Mixed Chorus 2; Track 4; Annual 4; Montclair High Schooi I. MARTHA SHUMARD Band 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Basketball Team 3; Manager 4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3, 4; Bowling Team 3, 4-. Bad- minton Team 4; G.A.A. 3,4; President 4; Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 2, 3,4;Annua14. EVA WOLF Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; G.A.A. 3; Reading High School 1. PHILLIP WILLIAMS Band 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Football 4. The Seniors relax for lunch after their busy morning in Middletown. The girls prepare Donald for the camera, ROGER STEPHENSON Assistant Bookmobile Librarian 3. 4. ALTA STAMPER Girls' Glee Club 4; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Bowling Team 3; Junior Play 3, Usher; Keyhole 3.4; Annual 4; Knox Central High School 1, 2. BETTY TERRY Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Keyhole 4; Annual 4; Hustonville High School I, 2. TED TRAMPLER Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Annual 4. JACK TURNER Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3.4; Track 4;Baseba112,3; Keyhole 3.4: Annual 4; Holmes High School I. PATRICIA THOMPSON Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Senior Girls' Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3, Prompter; Keyhole 4: Annua14. BECAUSE OF VOU... our underclassmen are climbing higher on the long ladder of life in building our citizens of tomorrow. They are guided toward their ambitions for the future by experienced teacherS. ThEir efforts enable them to take an active part in the social and academic accomplishments of the schooL NEH SNM- QVCI m, T; SVLAMQRE WMSHW On this rung of the ladder of life, our Juniors were assuming more respon- sibilities. Striving to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom kept them busy for the greater part of the year. They earned this money from subscription sales, 2:2 !i In; l!.,' 'Iiili' :WIIII' alluan l' g!sa'5a ! lghul oV' .Win President Vice -President. Secretary Treasurer candy sales, the Junior play, paper drives, I etc. The Prom was an outstanding evening for the Juniors, guests . the Seniors, and their JUNIOR OFFICERS Evan Kjellenberg . Ronald Fussner . Phyllis Prater . . Wanda Reed Dorothy Anderson Bill Beall Audrey Annis Jim Beard Louise Ansteatt John Bush Carol Apke Jim Clark Marilyn Bailey Bill Copeland Ruth Barnes Joyce Beverly JUNIORS Stan Cummins F10 Brennemann Ronald Evans Dorothy Buttrom Nell Crisler Frank Ewald Leslie Covert Ray Fitch Bob Fread Valeria Crume Ronnie Fussner Janet Duncan Nadine Edens Frank Goodlander Pat Ervin Golden Herrin Gertrude Ewald Bob Hillis Dora Faulkner Jack Hoffman Pat Gilland Russell Hoffman Mary Lee Grassman Shirley Hufford JUNIORS Donald Horman Joyce Jones Bill Ingram Janet Mc Kee Pat Koehl Dale Jackson Imogeane Moon Evan Kjellenberg Bob MCAnnich Virginia Morris David Phelps June Patterson Phyllis Prater Doug Planitz Pat Rasch Charles Plogman Wanda Reed Jack Plogman Inez Reese Henry Pugh Jeanette Robertson Ray Rardon ! A 6f JUNIORS Lois Schneider Charlene Schultz Michael Scully Elaine Sporing Bill Sherritt Carolyn Stevens John Smith Ted Strawser Regina Trimble Homer Sumner Janice Van Pelt Nancy Williamson Kenneth Tucker Joellen Yeager Gerald Young SOPHOMORES OFFICERS PR ESIDENT . . . . Don Nutley VICE PRESIDENT . Evelyn Jones SECRETARY . . . Ann Ferris TREASURER . . Gail Chambers FIRST ROW: Mary Miles, Glenda Mason, Betty Hunteman, Barbara Jones, Shirley McBride, Carolyn Kirk, Donna Hoskins. SECOND ROW: Peggy Meyers, Shirley Hadley, Evelyn Jones, Anna Mae Kieslich, Mary Alice Jones, Mary lake, Carol Kuertz. THIRD ROW: James Mathis, Dick Hiilis, Frank Hall, Miss Van Houten. Carl Kelley, David Kessler. Carl Kirk. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Michael Winh, Don Nutley, Bill Thesing, Kendall Van Blarcum, Waylon Thompson. Jan Reed, Larry Woodward. Mr. Van Houten. SECOND ROW; Mary Toney, Ruth Shively, Pearl Woods, Troy Parks, Roger Perkins, Don Painter, Ruth Wells, Maxine Stamper. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Sisco. Miriam Phillips, Sterling Whitt, Norman Shumard, Pete Truax, Howard Robbins. Benjamin Patterson. Faye Sumner. FIRST ROW: Betty Doan, Charles Apke. Lateme: Bokach, Robert Boyau. Jack Carlisle, Ray Crisler. Rey Dixon, Sue Faris, Mr. Denecke. SECOND ROW: Gail Chambers, Ann Ferris, Gail Eschenbach. Joyce Ferris, Ernestine Ball, Barbara Clontz, Nancy Bush, Arlene Feldhaus. THIRD ROW: Gary Garten, Harold Belcher, David Gushum, Joe Davenport, Roger Feinthel, John Fisher, Marvin Edwards, Carl Gilland, James Gaming. 23 FRESHMEN FIRST ROW; Mr. Kennedy, Jerrold Adams. Earlene Baumann, Elaine DeMar, James Carter, Gerald Cooley, Gerry Broughmn, Pat Annis, George Capehart. SECOND ROW; Kcnncth Burdge, Betty Anderson, Irene Denny, Bob Ferris, Dale Ashcraft, Theodore Butler, Loms Probe, Gladys Brockman, Joyce Conley. THIRD ROW: Mary Eggers, Pat Cummings, Tom Anderson, Donald Ellis, Betty Burton, Jackie Clcndenen, Barbara Coffey. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Cain, Isaac 13611, Gene Burdsall, Tom French, Jerry Blusi, Bob Brown. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gouhardt, Margaret Harris, Dick Knowles, Bill Knisley, Wendell llenin, JACK Kelley. Haley Holbrook, Jean Mefford, Jackie Greene. SECOND ROW; Jane Harman, Diane Kuertz, Juanita Herrin, Joyce Mathis, Clayton Krebs, Clayton Lear, Nancy Jones, Emma Jones, Margaret Griese. THIRD ROW: Carl Hall, Janet Kunze, Marlene Maxfield, Gail McKinney, Sandra Huson, Doris Jones, Pat Jackson, The lma Murray, Eugene German. FOURTH ROW; Bobby Manuel, Brent Ganem Richard Hadley, Paul Murdock, Jerry Hobbs, Bob McFarland, Ohmar Megie, John McCune, Dennis Murdock. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Whitson, Helen Planitz, Joyce Schotmer, Greia Sisco, Maridcl Sauna, Donna StraWSer, Patricia Toler, Mary Pfau, Mr. Mart. SECOND ROW: Virginia Owens, Robert Williams, Harry Seigla, Alan Woods, Mary Ruby, Barbara Smith, Nancy Riggs, Jerry Williams, Shelby Toney. THIRD ROW: Gerry Rasch, Donald Williamson, Beulah Wellman, Keith Whitson, Alice Rushing, Audrey Potter, Louise Stevens. Joyce Schuler, Garth Whiu. FOURTH ROW; Benjamin Pugh, Allen Robertson, James Reese, Earl Payne, Eugene Potts, Glen Payne, Kenneth Stevens, Clarence Stringer. FRESHMEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . Richard Knowles VICE PRESIDENT . Bill Knisley SECRETARY . . . Mary Eggers TREASURER . . . Gerry Rasch Miss Fleming helps Chip, Louis, Billy, Q9 and Jack with their sketching. AIM and Ginny use the new adding IN OUR CLASSES 11-4 Ta m The boys in the shop work hard on their projects, Shirley and Valeria jump for the basketball, IN OUR CLASSES The Senior Ring Committee look over dozens of samples. Mr. Mart: I bet you Sycamore wins that game tonight by 3 touch downs. fDURlNG THE DAV Most of the students will be found eating their lunch in the cafeteria. Others go to Montgomery for lunch. BECAUSE OF VOU... the interest in our various activities has increased. The excellent co-operation of the faculty With the student body has made it possible for us to sponsor many worthwhile functions. The Washingtontrip is an outstanding event of the Senior year. By participating in the publication of the yearbook, the school paper, and assemblies, we learnto face responsibilities. The mus ic, the dramatic groups, and G. A, A. provide an enjoyable pastime for many of us. The centralbody of student government is the Student Council, connecting link between our teachers and us. PRODUCTION STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Ushers: Ann Jackson, Shirle y Bishop, and Margie Ringel; Assistant Stage Manager, Delbert Bowling; Stage Manager, Ed Feinthel; Director, Miss Van Houten; Student Director, Martha Shumard; Prompter, Jeanette Reuszer; Business Manager, Orba Davenport. Backwoods Romeo, '1 a. light comedy, was pro- duced by the Senior Class on Friday evening, April 4, in the School auditorium, under the direction of Miss 5W ' ' ' Van Houten. ' The problems of the CAST McNeils, from the I FIRST ROW: Frances Eggers. Amazon Queen of the June Mefford, Alice Kahlc, Gladys Jorgenson. Belly Terry, O u -....- furniture movers to the Pal Thompson. SECOND ROW: young Romeo, Who had Barbara Boyd. Alta Stamper, never seen 01' talked to a Jane! Meisrer. Virginia Rats, girl, kept the audience in Jerry Hoffman. Ann Poff, an uproar throughout the Henry Owens. NOT IN PICTURE: play: Gordon Guraci, CURTAIN TIME FOR THE SENIORS O. K. ! Go ahead and fault! Realiy determined' The Junior Class presented the comedy, Girls Are Like That, on Friday evening, November 9, in the school auditorium. Under the splendid direction of Miss Van Houten, the play was a success. Oh! Oh! at it again! CURTAIN TIME FOR THE JUNIORS CAST FIRST ROW; Gertrude Ewald; Leslie Covert; Evan Kjellenberg; Nancy Williamson; Janet McKee. SECOND ROW; Miss Van a Houten, Director; Virginia Mom's; Chip 4: Plogman; Pat Koehl; Frank Ewald; Nadine I Edens; Dale Jackson. Stage Manager; ! Shirley Hufford, Student Directot; and Elaine Sporing, Prompter. First aid for the victim after the battle! . , f; . ,ax. STUDENT , .7 .N- ' ; couucu 5 x x x :2, . K ' iZ'W Vf- dl. . ,: ' SEATED AT TABLE: Gerald R 5L '1 7 . Cooley; Janet Boulware, ' . 5 , . i ,' ' Secretary-Treasurer; Lefty - 0:;2- -' ' . i w Knowles; Ronald Fussner. , 3.. Jr, :1 xv k g. ' Vice President; Donald Np : . q f Nutley, STANDING; Gordon m V' ' ' f Geraci, President; Helen ' MK Planitz; Virginia Morris; J Ronnie Proctor; Sue Faris; Ted Strawser, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED: Belly Humemann; Mrs. Gotthardt, sponsm, Janice Van Pelt. STANDING: John Bush, Ronald Fussner. and Larry Woodward. The Junior Red Cross, 3. service organization, made its Ju N l O R initial appearance at Sycamore this year. Some of their special projects were gift boxes for orphanages and hoSPitals R E D c R 0 S 8 and student entertainment for these institutions. 34 FIRST ROW: Mr. Sanloro, Jane Harman, Betty Doan, Helen Planitz, Pal Annis, ShelbyToney, Joyce Schotmer, Mary Pfau, Geraldine Broughtom Gail Chambers, Carol Kuenz, Maridel Sauna. SECOND ROW:A1la Stamper, Juanita Herr'm, Joyce McFadden, Gerry Rasch, Barbara Smith, NancyRiggs, Diane Kuerlz, Mary Jake, Beulah Weliman, Ann Ferris, Nancy Bush, Janet Kunze, Sue Faris THIRD ROW: Pear! Woods, Gail Eschenbach, Ann Poff, Dora Faulkner, Donna Hoskms, , Louise Stevens. Shirley Elufi'ord, Ernestine Ball, Joellen G I Rl 8 GL EE CLu B Yeager, Joyce Ferris, Gertrude Ewald, Jeanette Reuszer, Joyce Schuler FIRST ROW; lune Mefford, Frances Eggers, Alta Stamper, Janet Melster, Janet Boulware, Alice Kahle, Mr, Santaro. SECOND ROW; Barbara Harris, Alba Henry, Jeanette Reuszer, Christine Ball, Betty Terry, Gladys Jorgensen. THIRD ROW: Barbara Boyd, Orba Davenport, Martha Shumard, Ann Poff, Pal Thompson, Marjorle Ringel, Virginia Reis. SENIOR GIRLS FIRST ROW: Roger Feinthel, Ann Ferris, Nancy Riggs, Bobby Manuel. SECOND ROW: Joyce McFadden, Margie Ringel, Florence Brennemann. Chip Piogman, Shirley Hufford, Bill Beau, Bill Sherritt, Betty Doan. Dorothy Buurom, Phillip Williams, Iack Carlisle, Mr. Santoro MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: June Mefford, Nancy Riggs, Leslie Covert, Phyllis Prater, Gail Eschenbach, Janice Van Pelt, Jane Horman, PatAnnis. Mr. Santoro. SECOND ROW: Golden Herrin, Robert Brown, Shirley McBride, Florence Brennemann, Ann Poff, Gerry Rasch, Barbara Smith, Norman Shumard, Phillip Williams. THIRD ROW: Gordon Geraci. Bill Sherritt, Jerry Hoffman, Jack Turner, Dale Jackson, Ray Fitch, Ronnie Proctor. 36 n MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW; Shelby Toney, Joyce Schotmer, Elaine DeMar, Audrey Potter, Emma Jones, Sue Fans, Mary Pfau, Jack Greene. SECOND ROW: Jean Mefford, Gail Chambers. Geraldine Broughton, Ann Ferris. Jane: Kunze, Virginia Morris, Joyce Jones, Diane Kuenz. THIRD ROW: Joyce Mathis, Mary lake, Dorothy Butttom, Ernestine Ball, Joyce Ferris, Pat Cummings. Nancy Bush, Betty Anderson. 5093, GLEE FIRST ROW: Golden Herrin, Gordon Geraci. Ted Trampler, Ronnie Proctor. French Belcher, Don Schnitzler, Mr. Santoro. SECOND ROW: Gerald Phillips, Wendell H.111, Bill Sherritt, Henry Pugh. George Huffman, Ray Fitch. THIRD ROW: Walt Rohrig, lack Turner, Ed Feinthel, Jerry Hoffman, Dale Jackson, Jim Smith. orba K the heaid ' an 4 - 088. Stan draw Ann, Ginny, and Evan finish last minute articles . Pat is helping June and Gladys cut stencils. KEVHOLE e apcr to Press. Keyholes! Keyholes! Just me p off the press. Jack interviews Frank and Harold 0n the basketball game played the previous night. Janet M. , Janet B., Alice, Barbie, and Betty assemble the papers. Miss Ham and Florence talk over ideas for her column. Jenny gives Bill an assignment. SVCAMORE 0 The planning committee, heated at tables Jeanette Reuszer, Barbara Boyd, Janet Meister, Ed Feinthel. tstanding Ginny Reis, Byron Scott, Martha Shumard, Frances Eggers, Delbert s Bowling, Janet Boulware, and Miss Ham, adviser, make their plans for the dummy. Byron Scott, photographer, and Ed Feinthel. make-up artist, draw up another page. Orba Davenport and Ann Poff, Business Managers, check on an ad. ADVERTISING SALES FIRST ROW: A. Kahle, G. Jorgensen, F. Eggers, B. Boyd, J. Meister, A. jackson, E. Wolf, 1. Boulware, D. Schnitzler, J. Mefford. SECOND ROW; B. Terry, V. Reis, J, Reuszer, O. Davenport, M. Ringle, M. Brown. 5. Bishop, B. Jackson, P. Thompson, A. Henry, A. Stamper. THIRD ROW: K. Russell, F. Belcher, J. McBride, P. Williams, G. Phillips. D. Bowling, 6. Adams. G. Geraci, M, Shumard, J. Prozeller. FOURTH ROW: F. Anderson, A. Poff, H. Owens. W. Hall, 6. Huffman. E, Feinthel, I. Turner, J. Hoffman. J. Smith, R. Procten T. Trampler. schMORE LOG t : Jenny type copy shee s Fran and ha is checking. which Mart 15 rsady to The first shipment go to the printer. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS FIRST ROW: Gerry Rasch, Miriam Phillips, Ann Ferris, Betty Humeman, Joyce Ferris, Donna Hoskins. Gail Chambers, Mary Jake, Glenda Mason. SECOND ROW: Miss Mullins. Coach; Sue Farts, Carol Kuertz, Ann Jackson, Frances Eggers, Janet Boulware, Virginia Reis, Virginia Morris, Mary Lee Grassman, Phyllis Prater, Valeria Crume, Mary Toney, Arline Feldhaus. THIRD ROW: Martha Shumard, Manager; Janet McKee, Janet Duncan. Ann Poff, Pat Koehl, Shirley Hufford, Nell Crisler, Margie Ringel. Frances and Mary demonstrate tennis, our new sport. The hockey teams are ready for action. Barbara, Martha, and Orba. are practising archery. THE Mrs. Blackerby keeps the office running smoothly. Mr. Fread sees that our building is in good shape. Mrs. Hille and Mrs. Hufford prepare Our noon meals for us. ON THE OUTSIDE . Bus drivers: Mr. Turner, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Maston, Mr. Denecke, Mr. Mart, and Mr. McKnight bring us to school. BECAUSE OF YOU... we have our various sports at Sycamore. Our athletes strive for good sportsmanship on the field and on the floor. Fair play and team work are two of the necessities for vic- tory in life. We have watched our Boys and girls grow at Sycamore through the sports program. We hope to see them do so in the hearts of mankind. FIRST ROW: Doug Planilz. French Belcher, Ronnie Fussner, Jack Hoffman, jerry Hoffman, Michael Scuuy, Bill Beau, George Huffman, Richard Hadley, Henry Owens, Glenn Adams, Ray Rardon. SECOND ROW: Mr. McKinniss. Phillip Williams. Bill ingram. Paul Murdock, Jack Turner, Pete Truax, John Smith, Wendell Hall, Frank Anderson, Frank Hall, Donald Nutley, Mr. Denecke. THIRD ROW: Dick Knowles, John McBride. Dick Hillis, Johnny Bush, Ray Fitch, John Fischer, Bill Sherritt, Frank Goodlander, Harold Belcher, Robert Brown. FOOTBALL The high spirited Sycamore Aviators were led on to a successful season in the eyes of the faculty and students, although they were not victorious in all their undertakings on the gridiron. With the backing of the coaches, Walter Denecke and Dick McKinniss, who spent their time and efforts in teaching the players the proper spirit of Sportsmanship and the finer points of the game, the bOys will attempt next year to work their way to the top, 46 .6 Warming up before the gam-. BEFORE THE GAME Cool Walter'I : Cool 5 R E D A E L R E E H C Betty Jacks on Jeanette Reuszer Janet Meister Wanda Reed DURING THE GAME 1'Let's go, big team! Stop that man! It's a pitch out by Don Nutley! Piling up! Hoffman picks up a first down. Hold that line 3 George Huffman. , Bill Sherritt, Jack Turner, Jerry Hoffman LEFT TO RIGHT: Morris Brown, Bob Hillis Ronnie Fussner Jack Hoffman, , Goxdon Geraci David Phelps. KNEELING IN CENTER: Coach Denecke. Wendell Hall. Ray Fitch Jeanette Reuszer Leslie Covert CHEERLEADERS Wanda R eed Janet Meister VARSITY BASKETBALL The Reserve team gets a pep talk between halves. The captains get last minute instructions. DURING THE GAME... SYCO m ore Upsets Unbeaf en 7-0 ler a jump. S Ycamore gets 1511 e b w 311 in Time out! Jack tries a bunny shot. DURlNG THE GAME . a .1 : 1' Mr. Denecke and some of the players watch the action. RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Kirk Mary Alice Jones Evelyn Jones Betty Dean FIRST ROW: Coach Deneuke, Gary Garten, Joe Davenport, Frank Hall, Harold Belcher, Carl Kelley. SECOND ROW: Bob McFarland. Manager; Carl Kirk, Ian Reed. Don Painter, Charles Apke, Don Nutley, Bill Thesmg, Manager. Dixie and Linda help the cheerleaders, After selling tickets, Miss Van Houten, Miss Ham, and Mrs. Gotthardt, talk with Alumni from the Class of I51. Refreshments at the half. DURING THE GAME... An interesting play! We did beat Taylor! Mary and Chip are getting ready for the thirsty crowd. Arline Feldhaus and Lois Schneider are the substitute cheerleaders. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bili Shermt, David Phelps, Evan Kjellenberg, Jack Hoffman, Wendell Hall, Jerry Hoffman, Jim Beard. SECOND ROW; Coach Denecke, John Bush, Ted Strawvger, Bill Ingram, Russell Hoffman, Frank BASEBALL AND TRACK Ila 11, Don Nuiley. Ted and Jim are On the mark all set to sprint 50 yards. BECAUSE OF lI'OLI... our advertisers, we are able to publish our yearbook. You have shown the co-operation that exists between the business and the educational world by giving your full support when it was sought. Action With Satisfaction WALTER M. FARIS Real Estate Broker 4636 Cooper Road SY 9170 FRANK MALSBARY Coa1--Feed--Building Material Biue Ash, Ohio Sy. 7774 BRAKE SERVICE x. '7 19H m u' snis L SERVICE; nT-nELiCATESSEN :EJ . qri Nil 5035 Cooper Road RES. SYcamore YULETlDE SMITH'S RADIO REPAIR SHOP 4651 NDRTHFLELD RD. BLUE ASH OHIO Beer - Wines - Soft Drinks Delicious Sandwiches BARONES PONY KEG Fountain Service Phone SY 9918 5033 Cooper Road WICAW IHJUD With! ms BLUE ASH CRAFT MILL. 4614 Northfield Rd. Blue Ash, Ohio Phone Sy. 5120 Estimates Furnished W. M. LOGSDON GEN ERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDING -- REPAIRING -- REMODELING LANDIS WHITT General Contractor Buildei' of Modern Homes SY. 5178 Why not call HUFFORD HEATING, Roy? Sycamore 3894 SY 9599 GIHL'S DRESSES gaelqni TODDLERS T0 TEEN-AGERS PARTY 8: DANCING FROCKS MOTHER 6k DAUGHTER COMBINATIONS 9561 Conklin at Cooper, Blue Ash VIRGIL F. WHITT General Contractor Modern Homes 9648 Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio Sy. 8797 Compliments of the IIIHIPERMIVE INDHSIHIES INE. Blue Ash, Ohio THE BLUE ASH BUILDING AND LOAN CO. 3070 Current Dividend Rate 370 $10, 000 Insurance Each Account HOUSEWARES PAINT Q. Q BLUE ASH HARDWARE 9560 Kenwood Road Paint--Glass Roofing - -Seeds Keys Made ax: Sy. 6003--C. J. Young Ik A-m-u-Ixmmrm BILL'S GRILL Hamburgers Chili Shorf Orders Good Coffee Quick Service .,.z 9000 Blue Ash Road Sy. 9917 Compliments of THE GEIER MATTRESS C0. 8915 Blue Ash Avenue BLUE ASH INN and PONY KEG 8968 Blue Ash Road Delicious plate lunches and sandwiches Beer, Wine, and Party Supplies Sycamore 9838 NOLAND'S MOVERS Moving 8: Storage Local 8: long distance Summit Avenue Blue Ash, Ohio Sy. 8717 Keep Looking Your Best BLUE ASH CLEANER'S L. McNess Proprietor Cooper Road Sy. 5539 PARKS WATSON FLYING SERVICE Watson Airport Cooper Road Sycamore 7200 Compliments of the WHITING MANUFAC T URING COMPANY, INC. RM BLUE ASH PHARMACY PHONE 5'! 7000 COOPER E KENWOOD RDS. BLUE ASH, 0. BELLEVUE Meat and Food Market Grade A Meats Quality Foods Frozen Foods We Deliver Sycamore 9863 Store Hours 9:00 - 9:00 9006 Blue Ash Pike Compliments of EMILY'S BARBER SHOP 9514 Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio STRAWSER FUNERAL HOME Blue Ash Ohio Sycamore 7203 AUTHUR E. PARROT T INSURANCE 6560 Kugler Mill Sy. 8236 SERVICE CALLS ST 9820 Compliments of THE HESS AND EISENHARDT CO. 8959 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne Ohio RUBYG BEAUTY SHOP Permanents that Please Quality Cosmetics and Gifts Blue Ash Road and Kugler Mill Road Rossmoyne, Ohio Sy. 6322. Under New Management H 8: M 53i-$1.00 STORE Formerly Lenn's Rossmoyne, Ohio Sy. 9787 8472. Blue Ash Road F sranrjgzgue lp TLAS V n - asznlss . , . STEINRIEDE Beer--Wine--Mixers 8600 Blue Ash Road Sy. 6155 Compliments of THE STEELCRAFT MANUFACTURING CO. 9017 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne, Ohio Manufacturers of Standard Steel Building-Steel Windows Stee1 Doors Steel Building Products SY 8122 SY 8123 744 W 4W cs 5W 60. lUMEER ' MILLWORK ' BUILDING MATERIAL . ROOFING ' PAINT ' BUILDERS HARDWARE ROSSMOYNE, OHIO Service Service Bring your children's shoes to us for complete repairs and reasonable prices. Shoes cost a. lot. Make your shoes last longer by shoe repair and save. Fast Service is our Motto Cash and Carry Dry Cleaning RIESSINGER'S SHOE SERVICE 8452. Blue Ash Road Compliments of the B and B SPECIALTY COMPANY Manufacturers of the Brogan Cycles and Trailers CAMARGO RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Restaurant Montgomery Road Motel SY-9825 SY-4800 Frank Westendorf's Complete Market 7691 Montgomery Road, Kenwood KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER THE BEST NUMBER TO DIAL WHEN YOU WANT GOOD FOOD SY-6633 MILLS JUDY Realtor and Builder KENWOOD OFFICE 7683 Montgomery Road SYcamore 4889 RAPEtS COAL AND OIL CO. Rossmoyne Ohio SY 7119 Compliments of ED BARR 8.: HARRY WOODRUFF BARR'S GROCERY Kenwood Road Phone: SYcamore 3307 MORRIS E. BEAMER Brick Hauling 8901 Cherry Street Rossmoyne, Ohio THESE SHINY NEW TRUCKS ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Kenwood and Hunt Roads Blue Ash, Ohio By. 9854 Complete Self Service Choice Meats Fresh Produce Daily NENWOOD SERVICE tpAUTO REPAIR? E 24 Hr. WPECREP ?EPWCE WWI, Q am sv-qavo W HENWOOD6.MONTGOMEI2Y RD. Phone Sycamore 7241 Remember--Frazer For Fresh Flowers FHHZEH, FLUHIST 8793 Kenwaod Road Delivery Service IELMER HEITMEYER NURSERY Shrubs, Evergreens, Shade Trees Kenwood Road Kenwood COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND LESTER B. POWELL Builder and Contractor 4567 Cooper Road Blue Ash, Ohio Phone Sy. 4835 ' M 8: M F a , I Texaco Service 7:41 Kenwood , and Imf Hunt Roads Blue Ash, Ohio 5y. 9887 MELRDEE 7647 DFEN EVENINEE R. C. A, TELEVISION G. E WAGNER SERVICE CU. 44oz MUNTBUMERY RD. Norwood TAF'PAN GAS RANGES GENERAL ELECTRIC HBME APPLIANCES Candy is an energy food. Enjoy some every day. JAMES A. FOX Wholesale Candies Un. 772.2 Gertrude, Joellen, and Chip enjoy some. mum H 9 m 4568 Main Avenue NORWOOD Cincinnati 12, Ohlo MElrosa 1414 6012 Vine Street ELMWOOD PLACE Cincinnati 16, Ohio VAlley 5003 Diamonds, watches 8: Jewelry Gifts Compliments of PENNINGTON BR EAD COMPANY Compliments of PAUL EASTON WHOLESALE NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES 721 Yale Avenue Terrace Park, Ohio Terrace 2468 K'IDGE FLOWERS LCL: : mDGE AVE PHONE MELRCSE 5?:sz THE QUEEN CITY BRAND TEPE'S SHUSHBE 1134 Straight Street Mu. 3022 K1. 4877 MONTGOMERY 5 AND 10 In the heart of MontgomeryI1 Open evenings until 8 P. M. Saturday until 9 P. M. FRED FENKER MOTORS Dodge - Plymouth Chrysler - DeSoto Dealer Service on all cars Me. 3040 - 3041 $9 R. C. A. Television Westinghouse and Hotpoint Appliances PHIL STEWART 6212. Montgomery Road Je. 1414 Compliments of FRANK A. RECK Compliments of BURKHARDT'S MEN SHOP 6930 Miami Avenue Madeira, Ohio Compliments of LIN -BROWN DISTRIBUT ING COMP ANY Milford, Ohio CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS COMPAN':J 110 West 4th Street Cincinnati, Ohio Just 42 steps west of Race Street Ch. 4768 - 4769 SILVEHTUH BHHH Your Community Bank Montgomery Road at Plainfield Pike Silve rton, Ohio Loans on Real Estate Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation And Federal Rese rve System MEN BER ' FEDERAL RESERVE NS YST til; anZI Compliments of THE J.H. BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Phone Bramble 2074 EDWARD TRAMPLER BLACK-TOP DRIVEWAY WORK GENERAL CONTRACTING AND EXCAVATING SYCAMORE 7829 JErFEIisoN HIS MELROSE 6983 Compliments of FRANK C. GOODNOUGH UPHOISTERING 00. 6019 MONTGOMERY ROAD CINCINNATI 13. OHlO l ATTAWAY PONTIAC INC. Pontiac Motor Cars Complete Automotive Service Good used cars 5020 Whetsel Avenue Madisonville Ohio Phone Br. 1106 KELLY'S BOOTERY Shoes for Children and Women 6918 PlainfielJ Pike We Specialize in Quality and Wear MEYER'S SOHIO SERVICE AMITY AND PLAINFIELD Ignition and Brake Service Tires, Batteries and Lubrication FOR QUICK ROAD SERVICE By 346 3 DEER PARK and VICINITY Call SYcamnre 9346 B0 KAY FLOWERS 6934 PLAINFIELD ROAD SILVERTON. OHIO CA ELLPS Corsages and Wedding ll VERDALEMARKET CHOICE MEATS. POULTRY. FISH DELIVERIES TUESDAY AND THURSDAY - TWEED 1880 Service Floral Arrangements 6927 Plainfield Tw 2.750 BAB YVILLE Infants' and Children's Wear to Size 6x Silvertone Theatre Bldg. 6926 Plainfield Tweed 1562 THE CROWE'S NEST Complete Record and Greeting Card Departments 6931 Plainfield Silverton, Ohio xu I u, .- I, p441; Jamaal; JEWELER 6926 PLAINFIELD PIKE PHONE TW 1930 SILVERTON. OHIO Expert Watch 8: Jewelry Repairing a JONES' DRY GOODS CO. 72.14 Montgomery Road Mews - Women's and Children's Wear Pat and Ernestine like the sweater MOBIL GAS - OIL TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES VULCANIZIHG . TIRE REPAIRING - BATTERY RECHARGING GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Edw. D. Teeior 8: Sons 03iluertonis Vriendly QSeruice LEE'S APPAREL. SHOP 7015 Montgomery Rd. at Ohiu Ave. Ann is showing them from Lee's collection. Infants' - Children's - and Ladies' Apparel 6908 Plainfield Pike Silverton, Ohio TWeed 12.32. Sy 7777 Sy 7777 Your Suburban Realtor HAROLD COWLES Silverton, Ohio Homes Investments - Farms Blue Ash Rossmoyne Deer Park and Vicinity A service to buy or sell your home. TURKEYS WAHER REUSZER SY 9462 SILVERTON DEPARTMENT STORE 6911 Plainfield Road Tweed Z680 Silverton, Ohio Open Friday and Saturday Evenings MINSON'S 6923 Plainfield Road Mr. Mart is getting his crew cut at Silverton, Ohio MILLION ' S BARBER SHOP 6909 Plainfield Pike Silverton, Ohio Foot Specialists for Toddlers and Grownups HOme Fitting Service 6562 Montgomery Rd. JE 3950 Open Monw , Fri., 8z Sat. , Evenings Kenndey Heights BEST WISHES N 5: jg: SHOP 51! V5970N Tweed 2.510 SILVERTON DRY CLEANER PERSONALIZED SERVICE We Call and Deliver 7049 MONTGOMERY RD. SY - 9955 SILVERTON 36,0H10 SIMONS PHARMACY Urormerly Dunbar ' Q 6906 Plainfield Road Silverton 36, Ohio We deliver Prescriptions TWEED 2.770 The Ever Pcpular PRONTO PUPS Weiner Dun in the Bun Montgomery 8: Elwynne Drive Silverton, Ohio SY 9963 Compliments of H. ZlmmEHmHH Blacktopping Driveways Complete Automotive Service Bud Steman Auto Service, Inc. 24 HOUR WREFCER SERVICE 7212 Montgomery Road TW 10w Silurian KWIK WAY AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 6936 Piainfield Road Silverton--TW. 9966 Shirts and Flat Work Finished Compliments of DOERGER'S MEATS 3978 Superior Avenue Sy. 3200 BADER'S HARDWARE and Appliances Blue Ash and Schenck Sy. 7193 DRIVEWAYS DBIVEWAYS Manufacturers of Cement Brick Blacktop and Concrefe Works Geiler 81 Watkins, Inc. Kugler Mill and Blue Ash Roads SY 8128-8129 Rossmoyne, O. We deliver hot food to your door. We cater to weddings. 72 5 5 Ohio Avenue Sy. 6577 Compliments of OHIO CLUB Deer Park, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of DEER PARK PONY KEG E. H. Lamm Manufactunng C0. MLKUF'AFI hi DE N, HDLLYWDDD ELD u : . :-: Am r-:',r.?:,,:s 91a. BLUE ASH FE? nut: mmn CINCINNA'H 3b. CHIC! Sy - 9340 PARK LUMBER 8r SUPPLY C0. Deals in building malarial: from bammanl to roof Blue Ash Road and Linden Ave.. Deer Park, Cincinnati 36, Ohio Your home is our Buu'mu 0 SY 85l0 WARD'S FLORIST 4208 Schenck Avenue Deer Parlh-Sy. 8855 3071 Madison Road Oakley--Mel. 7864 We Service All Weddings Dan BoteWs SILVER SPRING CHARCOAL GRILL RESTAURANT SY 7627-11 Corner Kemper 8: Snider Rds. NORTH INDIAN HILL. OHIO Featuring KEBOBCHE A Favorite Bulgarian Dish CHARCOAL GRILLED STEAKS - CHOPS - RIBS CHICKEN, ALL SANDWICHES Drive-In or Table Service Just a Good Place to Eat Compliments of WOODEN SHOE INN Compliments of WESMORE MODERN CABINS 16 Mile Stand Compliments of BUTTROM'S GROCERY Hazelwood, Ohio Sy. 9897 WOLF'S GENERAL Open Sunday 9 A. M, to Remington, Ohio At the Under Pass STORE Meats, Fruits - and Vegetables Chickens Table Dressed 1P.M, Compliments of A FRIE ND 33W HDTZPS DRUGS Ice Cream READING-SHARONVILLE VA. 5500 Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Phone No. Pr. 6821 Compliments of READING DEPARTMENT STORE 226 BENSON Cor. Jefferlon The Thrift Comer of Reading Phone VAlley 3694 READING, OHIO FRUETS AND VEGETABLES Jos. A. Geraci I5 W. BENSON ST. READING 15. OHIO WE DELIVER: WED.. FRL. SAT. RETAIL AND WHOLESALE VA. 9670 R EADING GARAGE INC . Sales X$ Service . f.- Xvi- 1300 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio 0 Herber Gardner 7 Al Tuchfarber CHRIS C. RANEY Reading Road Reading. Ohio 1100 .D'ONI' t yin: CHANCES cgrkmsuuucn . VA 0966 - PO 2972 The Store That Has Everything READING ROAD 55f - 105'5- $1. 00 STORE 903 Reading Road Reading, Ohio VA. 9811 Machine Shop Complimiants VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Parts for all Service Cars 1615 Reading Road Reading, Ohio PO. 1635 READING FLORIST Wes Myers 110 W. Benson Street Reading, Ohio Day Night Valley 6264 Valley 3077 Reading Feed Nlill B. Flege $z Sons Coa1---Feed Valley 0324 Valley 1996 VA 0l55 HARRIGAN'S PHARMACY 310 West Benson Street Reading, Ohio Benson at- Jefferson Valley 2407 READING CHARLIE'S BAIT SHOP Open Year Round Compliments Hunting and Fishing Supplies of RICHARD R. BURG AND COMPANY Winslow Park 1341 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Va. 6990 GAHL SHOE COMPANY Shoes for the family Gym shoes of all kinds Benson at Reading Road, Reading, Ohio KAMM'S DELICATESSEN 907 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Valley 7744 ALl S TOGGERY SHOP 401 Benson-Reading, Ohio Va. 9744 Men and Boy's Furnishings Athletic Sox-Award Sweaters WE FEATURE BELMONT CLOTHES IL 3.3.x A. CILOTHWG 2l6 DUNN ST. LOCKLAND l5, OHIO A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S WEAR ALSO JEWELRY 6a LUGGAGE VAIIay 4089 KESSLER'S SHOES For Men and Boys 709 W. Wyoming Avenue - Lockland, Ohio VON BARGEN'S Tailoring and Men's Furnishings 107 Mill Street Lockland, Ohio HOUSEWARES 58 Juneau mm: APPLIANCES TGYS i1; RTMA B ILEY INC VA Iley oou MILL 81 DUNN ST. lOCKLAND '12-'91453 IT 1 'IZHO'U-IQ: A 90: Z T00 L3 MILL SUFPLFIS l ?g WELLING'S JEWELERS Lockland, Ohio VA 0065 For Better Crops use Phone .. Princeton 7653 TENNESSEE BUHPURHTIUH Superior Quality Fertilizer 1Regular and Mineralized Analyses1 L..S. Pettett, General Manager Lockland, Ohio Salli, 28. Where Quality is the First Consideration MILL AT DUNN ST. VA 0079 E. LOCKLAND Where Good Furniture Costs Less 413-417 Benson Street Reading, Ohio 1801-1803 Elm Street Cincinnati, Ohio 5916 Vine Street Elmwood Place, Ohio Lockland, Ohio Diamonds, Watches, and Appliances DICK'BEN FRANKLIN 5 8t 10 STORE Dick Wray - Owner 110 Mill Street Lockland, Ohio PAT CLEANERS Where Quallty Counts 402 East Wyoming Avenue Lockland VAlley 9215 MM FUNERAL HOME I... J. Russell - Director 310 Dunn Street Lockland, Ohio Va. 0062 5501 Montgomery Road Norwood, Ohio Me. 4884 ENTERPRISE BUILDING and LOAN 121 Mill Street Lockland, Ohio Insured Savings Mortgage Loans Best Wishes , .1SCHUMAN FURNITURE Lockland, Ohio firestonc STORE 115 Mill Street, - Valley 522.4 Lockland 15, Ohio Compliments of KING BEE CAFE Lockland Ohio FHoNI. SY. 9967 Russ. SY. 8037 Szach BAPE9S Al'Tll SERVICE IF YOUR CAR Worf'r START. CALI. U5. CDRII'LETE CAR 6; TRUCK REPAIRING ELECTHlG 8: Acz-rYLENE WELDING CARL GEOR GE Ron: 8: WRICKEH 5011 COOPER RD. BLUE ASH OHIO WOODMONT DAIR Y 4330 Amity Road Deer Park, Ohio Sy. 7300 Your Neighborly MilkmaW' MODERN AUTO LAUNDR Y Corner of Amity and Blue Ash Roads Deer Park, Ohio Quick Car Wash Bob and Jerry McCarihy Sy. 9964 VALLEV 155D LDBKLAND MDTEIR Eu INB. BUDD USED CARS NEW AND USED PARTS ROUTE 35 335 W. WYL'IMINE AVE. IV; MI. Nun-rH :Ir HHARDNVILLI LDCKLAND 15. DHID BAND, UHIEI DR. R. T. WELLING, JR. OPTOMETRIST 123 MILL STREET corner DUNN Willey 7780 E. LOCKLAND, OHIO for appointment 1 FDA!!! EREE-Dl Real Estate Broker 116 William Street Lockland, Ohio Va. 2.238 - Va. 0220 TWIN LAKES Fishing-Bait--Refreshments Hunt Road Blue Ash, Ohio 9142 I SHOPPf VA 9778 2.06 Dunn St. East Lockland Buy With Confidence THE SUBURB SUPPLY COMPANY ED. G. KOEHL, INC. oal Feed Distributors Bulldlng Supply Servtce F B ' k ! eke Iour ace Fm 1400 Reading Road Ceramic T118 . . Readmg, Ohm 10 East Vine St. Opposite Penn. R. R. Depot Valley 2390 Reading, Ohm Valley 0153 Valley 0154 LAMPE'S BAKERY Phone 5? 9355 119 W. Benson Street Reading, Ohio WWOOJSMQPM 5mg Wedding Cakes A Specialty ALL MAKES, ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS EEBUILT 6'1 REPAIRED CHOREMASTER TRACTORS i POWER MOWERS CLINTON MOTORa SALES 51 SERVICE Grooms Rd.. Box181 DEL'S BEAUTY SHOP D. W. GDetQ Faulkner Sharonville, Ohio ' Sharonville, Ohio BUTCHE 'S Compliments STEAK HOUSE of MILLER BROS. SERVICE Chicken--Steaks Jet. 42 Pg 25 Sharonville, Ohio Chops --Sandwiches P r. 9830 Sharonville , Ohio Sharonville , Ohio TUIIHHH THVEHH Tommy Wilc ox, Owne r Compliments of a FRIEND DAY-PRINCETON 9852 NIGHT-SYCAMORE 6783 SMII I Y'S WRECKER SERVICE GLENDALE-MJLFORD AND READING Rom Evmmu: HDMER E. Jounsrnn ESEI 1 IiIK E5 A. sk 4 SUPPLIES Kg K BOX 25. R. R. no.1 SHARONVILLE, OHIO BAHRS DIE AND STAMPING COMPANY Metal Stamping Tools and Dies Experimental Work 321 Bank Avenue St. Bernard, Ohio HONER LAWiS PARKVIEW MARKET 5!, quumg h ' 2 mph? In Sharonville Compliments of CHARLES BOWYER BARBER Sharonville, Ohio FORANCE APPLIANCES Sales Sharonville , Buy the Best and Get the Best Buy Pr. 7065 E1. 2794 The Belcher bays say, Of course, MURPHY' S ROSES are tops. We help grow them. At Your Flor ist DUERMIT BROS. GARAGE General Repairing Sharonville , Ohio Princeton 9841 Mgridot d :2 MARLDOT HOUSE OF GIFTS Gifts of Distinction Montgome ry, Ohio BRAUN'S Two Prescription Drug Stores Montgomery, Ohio Madeira, Ohio We make our own Ice Cream CLIFF KNABE INSURANCE AGENCY 20 years of General Insurance Service Fire--Wind--Automobile General Casualty Health--Accident 9547 Ross Avenue Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 4343 Compliments of A FRIEND EMMA DOYLE BEAUTY SALON Montgomery Road Montgomery, Ohio Ken and Jean think of the future CLIFF TODD GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Montgome ry, Ohio- -Sy. 7800 A. E ISE LE MONTGOMERY FROZEN FOOD BANK 01 Your Neighborhood Potted Plants--Cut Flowers fOOd Complete Floral Service locker On Montgomery Road Two Miles North of Montgome ry Compliments Compliments R. E. GREIWE COMPANY Landscaping Sy. 7460 of ALBERT REIDEL Tile Contractor Zig Zag Road VAN'S FUEL OIL. SERVICE Sycamore 9041 SCHNITZLER 'S SERVICE STATION Your Local Fire Insurance Man CHESTER W. HAMMELL Expert Lubrication 1A. J. Hammell and 501151 Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 6808 Sy. 9871 PAINT WALLPAPER l' d S humacher At the Sign - Montgomer G 1d en c y Devoe Warner Eagle Pitcher Lloyd . Johnson Imper1a1 1 , Murphy's United For our Porter Y , , bo convemence, SRtam d The Hub of Your Decorative Locality we color match. ran COLOR HOUSE Choice of over 1000 tints and colors. 1 :1 f1 1 1 5:3; ' amuuw OSBORNE STUDIOS For the Finest in Photography 1521 Central Avenue Middletown, Ohio Photographers for Sycamore High School Orba, Ann, Betty, and Barb fix Mr. Turner up for his picture. Want To Be A Key Person ? For a job that's important and interesting, where you can make a real contribution in one of our nation's most vital lines of defense, be sure to see your Telephone Company. Good starting rates, with pay while learning; frequent and regular pay increases; pleasant surroundings; and friendly a550ciatc-s are just a few of the advantages, for both young men and young women. Liberal sickness benefits, security, and opportunities for advancement are other important assets of a telephone job. Visit our employment office and let us tell you more about them. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company Fountain Service Best of Luck to The Class of 1952 Anderson's Montgomery Sy 9880 Greyhound Bus Stop JOSEPH R. TRENDLER AND SONS Complete Food Market Montgomery, Ohio Sy-9751 Grading Lawu Work Plowing Top Soil Mowing Cordwood HOWARD STAGGE All Types of Custom Work Montgomery, Ohio Sy 4101 GREENER'S DRY CLEANERS 9426 Montgomery Rd. , Montgomery Dry Cleaning and Pressing Furs Cleaned and Stored Rugs Shampooed Pick-up and Delivery Service Sy 6098 SWAIM FIELDS GOLF COURSE Montgomery, Ohio DON'S PARTY SUPPLY and BAIT SHOP Montgomery, Ohio Fabrics -Wallpaper -Upholstered Furniture THE CREEKWOOD ANTIQUE SHOP 9257 Montgomery Rd. Montgomery, Ohio Interior Decorating Sy 8459 Compliments of 53V ICE CREAM DRIVE - 1N Sharonville, Ohio Pr. 72.89 Eat out more often! Enjoy Life SHARON GRILL Sharonville Ohio l6 MOMMA Drive In Restaurant In Sharonville, Ohio Take your date, after the game, in for a Big Momma Sandwich -or malts and cokes an' all that stuff Meet and eat at. . . BAILER'S BIG MOMMA Open 24 Hours Compliments of CINCINNATI AIRPORT, INC. Hugh Watson, President Glendale--Mi1ford Road Sharonville, Ohio Sy. 8500 Stop at BERGER'S Drive-in Pony Keg Beer----Wine Soft Drinks Party Supplies Intersection of U. S, 25 and 42. Sharonville, Ohio NANNt S GARDENS Perennials - Annuals Compliments Vegetable of and Potted Plants JAMES L. RADABAUGH 7954 Cooper Avenue Sy. 3811 Montgomery, Ohio BIG AL'S CAFE Montgomery, Ohio Beer Sandw iche 5 Soft Drinks MONTGOMERY SHELL SERV. STA. 5y. 9793 Main and Montgomery Montgomery, Ohio Sy'. 9834 Bob Stacey, Prop. For Real Estate Call Suburban Homes City Property Farms and Country Homes C.E. voung Realtor and Associates Sy. 7188 - 9526 Montgomery, Ohio IND Compliments of BRIDGEFORD'S Quality 13 Mile Stand Foods - VegetabIes Fruits ........ Vegetables Meats Homemade , Jellies and Preserves We dehver SY- 7355 Montgomery, Ohio Montgomery, Ohio Compliments of TOM BEARD Compliments of DINGER AND BOB Barber Shop Montgomery, Ohio MONTGOMERY BUILDING AND LOAN CO. Welcome your Account Current Rate of Interest - 3070 Open Monday - 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. Loans Available Compliments of C. 'S. JACKSON General Contractor Montgomery, Ohio Compliments of BROSE SERVICE STATION PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS GUILD Income Tax SY 6561 VODRA E. FISHER Motorola Television Sales and Service SY 9869 L0 7924 Montgomery, Ohio AL. nnu BIS POST n RAIL Chicken and Steak Dinners Barbecues Montgomery, Ohio SY 8643 Truscon Original Rubber Base Paints BOB HOFFMAN Ch 7435 Sy. 4165 See These Materials at HULSBECK'S Color House. Montgomery, Ohio INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SERVIEE Tractors, Farm Implements, Parts and Service Farm Implements, Inc. Sy 9400 Biddle gs mearything in Music Radio, TV, and Appliances, T00! - ESTABLISHED 1915 Montgomery. Ohio 430 Benson St, Reading, 0. VA 2365 COMPLIMENTS OF BUSINESS CLUB OF MONTGOMERH'. INC. Always the Best in All Ways. L1: 'llli, HIS. ' H 561-: .- CINCINNATI rS LARGEST SCREEN MONTGOMERV DRIVE-IN Cincinnatfs Finest Drive-In Playground The Showplace of Cincinnati. JOHN L. SHERRITT G 1 I VESTA'S BEAUTY enera nSurance SHOP Montgome ry, Ohio 7881 Cooper Avenue Sycamore 6855 Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 8025 Compliments GEORGE ANDERSON and SON of Painters and Decorators FERRIS HARDWARE Montgomery Ohio Montgomery, Ohio QUALITY PLUS SERVICE Artistic Arrangements GIFTS Phone TWeed 1040 J B h 6000 Plainfield Pike H' ' en 9 Cincinnati 27, Ohio Cut Flowers Plants - Etc. Wedding Decorations Floral Designs Florist Flowers Telegraphed Greenhouses: Plainfield Pike and Woodford Road, Kennedy Heights PLEASANT RIDGE HARDWARE CO. Alvin H. Schlesinger, Proprietor MElrose 1171 - 72. 6081 MOntgomery Rd. Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati 13, Ohio Compliments Of RUBY AND JO'S BEAUTY SALON Montgomery, Ohio HODDES HARDWARE 6008 Montgomery Road SV 3350 Phone RE 6116 Paints, Tools, Glass, Houseware VUHDEHHHHH BROS. DHIHU Pasteurized to meet all specifications Complete line of dairy products Three quarts or over, one cent a quart cheaper Phone us or consult our driver Princeton 8415 Route 2., Box 92, Sharonville, Ohio Compliments of Ray Williams See w YOU W at W , the URTIXEYI w HOUSE OF CHINA ' x ANTIQUES ii 1 GLASS HM; Glrrg CfREAMY WHIP Sm1th Road opposite North Indian Hill, Ohio Chevrolet Plant Norwood, Ohio Compliments Sycamore Township Fire Department Herber Keith Captain SY 6011 Leslie McNess Chief Allen Smethurst As sistant Chief Stanley Seigla- 1 st Lieutenant Charles Beckett Cecil Daniels Henry Daniels Eldridge Faulkner Dean Free Clarence A. Gray Lawrence Hamilton Walter Henley Walter Herrman Robert E. Kellum Frederick McKenzie Paul McKinney Robert Moon James Ranz Stephen Ranz Pete Steve Anthony Wagner Herschel R. Weaver AT LE SOURDSVILLE LAKE 1. You're all wet! 2.. Bob should Win a prize. 3. Fran keeps Doug quiet! Watch Montgomery grow PAUL CRIBBINS Real Estate Sales Associated with C. E. Young, Realtor 1. The pause that refreshes. 2. Oh! Oh! Mr. Fread! 3. Indian Love Cak1. 4. Time out for a chat! 5 The art class is serious about its work. 6. Isn't love grand? 7. Th; outlook on the field seems gloomy 8. Grade it correctly, Mr. Turner. 9. It's Christmas time for Shirley and Doug! :0. Looking at the world upside down. 11, Poor Rayl 12. Everyone is interested in Byron's Eastman Photo Exhibit. 13. Payne, Class of '51, kids the girls about the gamesV 14. The girls swoon over Jim's playing 15. Which one has the Toni? THERE OUR ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Photography-Osborne Studios, Middletown, Ohio. Pictures, pages 3, 4, and 10- Young and Carl, Cincinnati, Ohio. Publisher-Myers and Co. , - Topeka, Kansas. OUR APPRECINHON Because of you, our parents, our friends, our fellow classmates, our teachers, and our advertisers, we are publishing these memories of our school year. We are grateful to you, and we appreciate all the help and support that you have given us. 7.4 DANIELS SUPER MARKET HERE AND THERE Blue Ash, Ohio L. Have some of my candy, says Gail. 2. Mrs. Settle autographs a memory book. 3. Mr, Santoro furnishes the accompaniment. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Mart chat gaily. 5. Many alums turn out for Homecoming. 6. Glenda and Valeta show our trophies to the Madeira BECAUSE OF 90H...... here at Sycamore it is not all. work and no play. We make many friends and improve our personal- ities by taking part in the varlous funmaking activ- ities. Not Only the students but also the teachers take part in these activities. This brings about a closer relationship between our teachers and our students. OUR FIRST HOMECOMING Jerry presents gifts to the royal party. 2. Dance! Dance! Dance! 3. Everyone is having a good time. 4. The candidates make last minute preparations. 5. Lefty and Don take tickets at the dance 6. The alumni want a. good look at the candidatesn tun: -. OUR FIRST HOMECOMING Candidates for King, Queen, and Princess. lefi to right: Frank Anderson, Barbara Smith, Jean Mefford. Jamce Van Pelt, Ronald Fussner. Wanda Reed, Gordon Geraci, Janet Melster, June Mefford, Sue Farts. and Jack Hoffman, Leslie congratulates the Queen, the Princess, and the attendants aflez the coronation. The Candidates anxiously await their entrance. The Queen, Wanda Reed, and the King, Ronnie Fussner. pose for a picture. Not knowing who has won, the girls line up to march in. ENG? AV '34: '9 .vznua '5 .tv UcIluF. I. Qcatcnb .ths Ham, Mrs. COIIhardI, mandmy Mr. Van Houten, Mm Van Hmncn, Mr, Greene, KILss Mullins, MI. Man, Miss unmslq, and Mrs. Ssulc proudly dLsplay then sweat shins, CARNIVAL AND SWEAT SHIRT DAV... 2. ML Greene mes his luck. 3. Miss Mullins and Anna Mae sell tickets. 4, Shirley and Donna are admmng Delbert's muscles 5. The G. A.A. sweat shm sales were terrificll 6. Vlrglma and Janet say; The carnival is a success, 7. Jim makes a ringer, K .m; Ax? :swa ' ' 5 63; . 1 1A I 1, I '1 W c 6. c1 . - . l E Mother Eggplant takes wafw POELDV 'L'hU The blind feed bananas to the blind. The Juniors present Miss Van Houten a musical powder box. THE BOOKMOBILE mare stores- Thc boys 566k am'e! Dora and Ruth look over a book. . U .' 9., .- . U