Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

HE 1953 l06 Published by the Senior Class SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL Blue Ash, Ohio EDITOR Janice Van Pelt ASSISTANT EDITOR Florence Brennemann BUSINESS MANAGER Virginia .Morris ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Don Horman ART EDITORS Put Koehl, Stan Cummins W VCAMHRE 9? ' I 15:04 .t.;,,.;ar;az, ;...:- n-1mmiwkhitzb... A7773 c- As I was flying over Sycamore High School, I observed the flag- raising ceremony. Curiosity being one of my greater weaknesses, I t buzzed into your school to find out for myself the other various activ- ities, both pleasant and tedious, that go on within Sycamore High School. I found the members of the faculty and the student body busy as bees performing their do? Iy tasks . l was very much surprized to find thatSycamore High School is oper- ated in much the same manner as my beehive is. I hope that you will derive as much pleasure from looking and reading through this book, and re- living your experiences, as I did in taking my trip through Sycamore High School. 1i 5W. 3:3 $.ng 6,1, yr ,7, . . : 1.3J..3A$j ' 1W1 .h V a ; ' llHlllIMIllN The Senior Class of Sycamore High School dedicates the 1953 Sycamore Log to Mr. James Turner . Mr. Turner came to Sycamore in 1949, the same year that our SeniorClass began their Fresh- man year . Through the years at Sycamore, we have found Mr . Turner always willing to help us with our work and our problems. He is our Friend, us well as our teacher. Every member of the student body of Sycamore deeply respects and admires him. MIME IN IIIINHNIS FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMI NISTRATION SENIORS UNDERC LASSME N JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CLASS TIME CALENDAR OUR HE LPERS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING SPECIAL EVE NTS T4 22 23 27 30 38 40 41 70 107 an 1-...-,. 'vm lUUKING ARIIUND It was early, and I was sleepy; but I looked around for points of interest and discovered, of all fhings, behind the bush, the corner stone! Nosing around, I found lwas not the only one awake. There were boys out by Mrs. Baker's mailbox; there were boys by the front doonund insideon the steps There were girls. M; a '.- . jmi'..-:- --'..HJ:, 31;.3' m3.m;tuuidw iqTLIhW-lidmmkn: 161 .my Wtw-mialwmunl UNA n .- . Asl looked in upon the members of the Parent-Teochers' Association, the Board of Education, and the faculty, I discovered that they have a big role in helping you students of Sycamore de- veIop into useful American citizens. The administrative department of your school is like the worker class in my beehive. We depend on our workers for food, whereas you depend on the members of your administraticm for the guidonceand help which they so freely give. L gilt ?! 17 Iii; th'TFm; Mr. Kohcnkie, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Shum- oral, Mr. Reuszer, and Mr. Ferris are taking care of some of the numerous duties necessary for the operation of the school . BIIARII 0t HllIBMIllN The members of the Board are trying out the newodding machine, looking overthe new mechanicot drawing equipment, and checking the newelectric range in the Home Economics Department. 'WEIEiIiVEEimethEWJWE;3432:.dEJMFY. ' Mrs. Lofz, President; Mrs. Owens, Treas- urer; Mrs. Sculley, Secrei'orymnd Mrs. Wood- ward, Vice President, preside of the regufar meeting. PARENI-HABHERS, ASSMIAHHN Some of fhe members take care of re- Freshmenfs, while others handle two of the proiecfs--the selling of Christmas cards and the burn dressings. i :, 2 I. D. VAN HOUTEN Industrial Arts and Science Ohio State University Wilmington College Miami University University of Cincinnati DORIS KILE Home Economics University of Cincinnati DRUSILLA HAM Business Education Miami University Detroit Commercial College University of Cincinnati Northwestern University Gee! The teachers are Up, I l GEORGE MART too. I II bet they re sleepy, Business Education lust us the students are. They Wilmington Couege seem to be fun loving and University of Cincinnati mischievous. Withsuch things as the teachers' assembly, Mr. Turner's birthday party, and the Christmas party, I know they have been very busy. As the day unfolds, they show their willingness to give of their time freely to help the CHESTER BARTLETT Mechanical Drawing and Science University of Toledo University ofcincinnagi students develop socially and VIRGINIA SWANINGER academically. English Denison University HEIIHY ELIZABETH MULLINS Physical Education and Science Christian College Miami University University of Cincinnati WALTER DENECKE Physical Education and Driver Training Miami University University of Cincinnati MARY GOTTHARDT English Wooster College Ohio State University ROY I. KENNEDY Social Studies Miami University Wilmington College University of Cincinnati ESTHER VAN HOUTEN Latin, Consumer Economics Speech. and Spanish Wilmington College University of Cincinnati University of Colorado KENNETH SEAMAN Science and Math Wilmington College University of Cincinnati JOAN FLEMING An I University of Cincinnati ' EDWARD SANTORO Music Cincinnati College of Music University of Cincinnati University of Chicago Chicago Musical College Chicago Institute of Art DOROTHY LANCASTER Librarian Berea College University of Cincinnati rune . .11 :5,L-un:1...:.w.7 unmn. .v:....1u- m. a . W us , 1mm ; 1 -1..th ummwx. , . mq'uf , r4. SENHIHS OFFICERS Treasurer. . Florence Brennemunn Vice-President . . Jack Hoffman President . . . Evan Kiellenberg Secretory. . . A . Wanda Reed I buzzed in to visit with the Seniors and found that they were one of the busiest groups at Syca- more with their plans for the Washington trip, the Sycamore Log, their help on the Keyhole, the Senior Assembly, the Senior Dance, Senior Field Day, and their commencement activities. The Seniors haveassumed the leadership of the school, and it is their duty to set agood example for the rest of the students to foIlow. L'IETJEF' .EfEWME'l' ???;.KF 3:;quth .- DOROTHY ANDERSON And shecouldn'thelp from danc- ing if her feet were bound with twine, - -Unknowr1 WILLIAM BEALL Of science and logic he charters, As fine and as fast as he can; Though I am no judge of such matters, I'm sure he's a talented man. --Praed JOHN BUSH The refuge from pessimism is the good men and women at any time existing in the world, --they keep faith and happiness alive, --Notton AUDREY ANNIS Dressesfotbteakfasts,anddinnets. and balls; Dresses in which to do nothing at all; Dresses for Winter, Spring, Sum- met. and fall. --Butlet CAROL APKE Het ways are ways of pleasantness and all hetpaths ate peace. - vBible JAMES CLARK Does he paint the fain would write a poem - - Does he write P he fain would paint a picture. a-Btowning STANLEY CUMMINS The Artist stood forth and said: 'I am the master of the art; 1 have a thought within my head. Ihave a dream within my heart'. Sayers FLORENCE BRENNEMANN How goes the MoneyPe-Sute, I wish the ways were something fewer: It goes for wages, taxes, debts; It goes for presents. goes for bets, And that 's the way the Money goes. --Saxe 45, m SENIIJRS FRANK EWALD If the man who paints only the tree, or flower, OI other surface he sees before him were an artist, the king of artists would be the photog- taphet. --Whist1et DOROTHY BUTTROM Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of op- portunity. HHippoctates. IQ , A. WIWK ' 1' LESLIE COVERT A sweet Tuxedo girl you see, Queen of swell society, Fond of fun as fond can be When it's on the Strict Q. T. Sayers RAY FITCH And this shall be for music when no one else is near, The fine song for singing, the rare song to hear! --Stevenson SENIHRS VALERIA CRUME A readingmachine, always wound up and going. She mastered whatever was not worth the knowing. --Lowe11 ROBERT FREAD Sweet are the thoughts that savour of content; The quiet mind is richer than a crown. . . A mind content both crown and kingdom is. --Greene RONALD FUSSNER Handsome is as handsome does. - -Goldsmilh JANET DUNCAN And, ofall bestthings upon earth, I hold that a faithful friend is the best. --Lytton NADINE EDENS A merry heart doeth good like a medicine, --Unknown FRANK GOODLANDER In every deed of mischief he had a heart to resolve. a head to con- trive, and a hand to execute. --Gibbon GOLDEN HERRIN Yet maybe now there passes here, In reveiential dream, a boy Whose. voice shall rise another year And rouse the sleeping lords of joy. --Johns GERTRUDE EWALD She that is thy friend indeed, She will help thee in thy need; --Bamfield ROBERT HXLLIS Work, and thou wilt bless the day Ere the toil be done; They that work not, can not pray, can not feel the sun. --Dwight DORA MAE FAULKNER I shotan arrowinto the air, It fell to earth, I know not where. --Longfellow MARY LEE GRASSMAN Her faithful dog shall hear her company. --Pope JACK HOFFMAN Variety is the spice of life, Cowper swans j DONALD HORMAN The blush that flies at seventeen Is fixed at forty-nine. nKipling BETTY HILL Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions. --Stephens SHIRLEY HUFFORD The sweetest face in an the world PATSY KOEHL to me, A lovely lady, garmemed in light Set in a frame of shining golden From her own beauty. --Shelley hair. --Smith DALE JACKSON WILLIAM INGRAM He knewthe precise psychological Though somewhat tardy I per- moment when to say nothing. chance arrive. --A1ighieri --Wilde -.uau www.1n w ' .. . 3 N ' . 7 -: . ' 'h gr M '1 ' ' '- ., h ' . '- ' 77 mm wguwg' ,1! h, E, Jag. arc;- JANET MCKEE To say why gals act 50 or 50, Or don't, 'ould be presumin'; Mebby to mean yes 311' say no Comes nateral to women. --Lowe11 EVAN KJELLENBERG Keen sense, common sense, and no room for nonsense. --Unknown SENIORS VIRGINIA MORRIS Always merry and never glum; Makes a bright and cheerful chum. Unknown ROBERT MCANNINCH God bless the man who first in- vented sleep! 80 Sancho Panza said, and so say 1. h-Saxe DAVID PHELPS In the life of a young man the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship, --Osler JUNE PATTERSON She is as good as she is fair, --Moncrieff PATRICIA RASCH h'A lady help wanted--genteel and refined, Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kind, --Dub0urg HENRY PUGH Fierce warres and faithful loves shall moralizemy song, --Spenser RAY RARDON Dynamite comes in small packr ages. 'U-Unknown WANDA REED I look upon every day 10 be lost in which I do not make a new ac- quaintance. --Unknown 19 1' .miyirkf-Q, - A- Mint M, 325114;. JEANETTE ROBERTSON Whate'er she did was done with so much ease. In her alone, 'twas natural to please. --Dryden MICHAEL SCULLEY The company ofajust and right- eous man is better than wealth and a rich estate. --Euripides WILLIAM SHERRITT Your brain is in a muddle. and your heart is in a whirl, Come along with me, Willy, nevermind the gir11 --Burgess LOIS SCHNEIDER Measured in inches, she's not very tall, Butin good friendship, she comes up to them all, --Unknown CHARLENE SCHULTZ A true friend is forevera friend, --Unknown JOHN SMITH 'Twix: the optimist and pessi- mist the difference is droll; The optimist sees the doughnut but the pessimist sees the hole: --Wilson TEDDY STRAWSER Talent is thatwhich is in a man's power; Genius is that in whose power a man is. --Lowe11 ELAINE SPORING Dancingis the leftiest, the most moving, the most beautiful of the arts, --Ellis SENIHRS HOMER SUMNER We grant, although he had much wit, He was very shy of using it. Butler REGINA TRIMBLE Keep the home fires burning, While your heart is yearning, Though your lad is far away, He dreams of home. --F0td KENNETH TUCKER They say a carpenter's known by his chips. --Swift JANICE VAN FELT Laugh and be merry. remember, better the world with a song. --Masefield NANCY WILLIAMSON Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom; and with all thy getting gel understanding. --Bible 8 E N I 0 HS GERALD YOUNG I could be well content to enter- tain the lag-end of my life with quiet hours. --Shakespeare TEACHERS 00M HOME R .155 Ham check MI Man and M on the attendance, IOELLEN YEAGER She is full of smiles. and she salutes every one whom she meets. -uPlato I buzzed in to visit with the Juniors, and founJ them in the midst of earning money, through selling magazine sub- scriptions, producing the Junior play, holding record dances, and selling candy, in preparationfor the Junior-Senior Prom. JIINIIIH MASS IIHIEERS Ann Ferris . . Jun Reed . . . Shirley Williams Gail Chambers . Secretary .President Vice President .Treasurer .:.':.v.u.:h1n:vae41 L7 -.-g1twv.i. :zra:hmnzmr -:u.L1:.rmm:..-;: 'IJ 4 ,-. L2 .115er m! rhswy Charles Apke Down Arwood Ernestine Boll Harold Belcher Lafemer Bokach Nancy Bush Edward Butler Jack Corlisle Miriam Phillips SHOWS crepe paper sfreamers to Mr . Sea- man, Mrs. Swaninger, and Miss Mullins. Gail Chambers Barbara Clonfz Bill Copeland Joe Davenport Roy Dixon Betty Doon F Gail Eschenboch ' Sue Faris y Ann Ferris Carl Gillund 3 Arline Feidhaus , J 5 David Gushurst 11 Rose Hadden Frank Hull Kenny Hanson Peggy Hanson Joan Hartley Dick Hillis Donna Hoskins Betty Hunfeman Mary Jake Barbara Jones Evelyn Jones Mary Alice Jones Howard Robbins and Sterling Whitt sell school supplies f0 Ernestine Balland Patty Lofz. Carl Kelly David Kessler Carol Kuertz G lenda Mason James Mathis Shirley McBride Joyce McFadden Mary Miles Z-N-ixk x x :45? ,. , .41 z . PNWY unaukrggnk. lEUy-IEEVMA-glxma-E Don Painter Ben Patterson Roger Perkins Miriam Phillips Jan Reed Roberta Rieger Howard Robbins Ruth Shively David Kessler and Carol Kuertz fry prom crowns on Lufemer Norman Shumord Bokoch and Barbara Clontz. Faye Sumner Jackie Tarfer NOT IN PANEL John Fisher Gary Garfen Joyce Jones Bill Thesing Waylon Thompson 1 Mary Toney Sterling Whiff w Shirley Williams Michael Wirth g Mildred Woodruff I Larry Woodward FF. r.-f -:-A . ,q '. .wam' . 3::AEKEE'IZZLSPKVCM'W Berry Anderson Tom Anderson Po'r Annis Dole Ashcroft Earleen Baumann Phyllis Bess SllPHllMllHlS gmm mam 2W. WNW Aw W m u. .2 OFFICERS Garry Broughton Vice President Haley Holbrook Treasurer Mary Eggers Secretary Jesse Zimmerman President Daniel Bill Jerry Blusf Robert Boyoft Gerufdine Broughton Robert Brown Kenneth Burdge Betty Burton Theodore Butler George Capeharf Jim Carter Jacqueline Clendenen Barbara Coffey Joyce Conley Gerald Cooley Pct Cummings Elaine Diemer Mary Eggers Robert Ferris Tom French Brent Gurten Carol Gehring Jackie Greene Carl Hall Margaret Harris , ' :'03237 Imam: I'll? ;L'?:'w. Wendell Herrin Jerry Hobbs Haley Holbrook Jone Hormun SllPHllMIllHS Sandra Huson Pot Jackson Donna Johnson Doris Jones Jack Kelly Janice Kiser BiH Knisley Dick Knowles Clayton Krebs Diane Kuerfz Jone? Kunze Clayton Lear Bobby Manuel Edward Marshall Joyce Mathis Marlene Maxfield John McCune Gail McKinney Jean Mefford Paul Murdock HOME ROOM TEACHERS Miss Kile Mr. Denecke Mr. Van Houfen Jim Osborne Bob Osborne Virginia Owens Glen Payne Mary Pfau Audrey Potter Gene PoHs Gerry Rasch Nancy Riggs Mary Ruby Alice Rushing Maridel Sanno SHPHHMHRES NOT IN PANEL Haley and Sandy sell Jesse Louis Frobe a carnation for Cotton Day . Eugene German Bob McFarland Bennie Pugh James Reese Hurry Seigla Carolyn Whifson Joyce Schottner Joyce Schuler Kenny Stevens Louise Stevens Donna Strawser Patsy Toler Shelby Toney Pete Truax Clarence Weddell Beulah Wellman Garth Whm Jerry WiHiums Don Williamson Edward Woerner Alan Woods Jesse Zimmerman ;WE19RHY5.-i5mm:f-- . . FRESHMEN HOME ROOM TEAC HERS Mrs. Goffhardf Mr. Bartlett Eve1yn Brennemann Maudellc Brice Jerrold Adams Wanda Adams Shirley Alcorn James Aliphin George Anderson Glenda Anderson James Arwood Cliffon Ashcroft Donald Barnes Mary Barnes Philip Bauer Jock Beasley Cecil Bishop Sarah Blevins Hurry Boeckler Jerry Burwell Donald Butler Herbert Cain Kay Copeharf Joe Chaney Bobby Coverf Edith Croff Betty Davis Ralph Delk Jean Easley Shirley Emily Joe Fohrendorf Wolfer Feldhous Lyn Ferris Terry Fox Paul French Richard Hadley Harold Hamblin Hilda Hanson Susan Hurfer ZeHa Herrin Bruce Higgins Sonia Horton lmOQene Hoskins Gary Hubbard Ed Hunter Pot Jackson Morris Jenkins Warren Johnston Dick Jones Judy Jones Juanita Kelly Richard Kirksey Bill Koger Rodney Kunfz msumm- L. L b HOME ROOM TEACHERS Barbara Lawson Miss Van Houfen Mr. Kennedy Theimo Ledington 1 Bob Logan Patty Lofz Sue Lovell Ronald Lucke Roy Mack Rosella Mays McHeHo McBride Leroy Mc Dowell Tom McDowell Sylvia McNay Doris Moore Virginia Moore Ernestine Morris Janice Neeley Don Niehaus Mariorie Noland Austin Opp Fred Patterson Phyllis Patterson mm-rwirw'wv WEW'JA-k MTV 4.x: ,, Pat Slater BeHy Payne Joyce Pell BiH Rasch Paul Reddish Richard Reese Betty Rieger Carol Riegle Hilda Riesenberg Dorothy Robinson Glenna Schmidt Mary Scott Delores Scull Mariorie Shepherd Ronnie Siegler Alyce Silvia NOT IN PANEL Josephine Carol Boll Gene Burdsull Dorothy Jean Dupps Marvin Edwards Joan Keel Janet White Dennis Murdock Junior Robertson Lois Whitfon Walter Smith Leroy Sowder Jerry Sporing Harold Stevens Vera Lou Sfesch Gene Tegeder Charlene Thesing JoAnn Thompson Mary Alice Thompson Melvin Thompson JoRene Waddy Sandra Warren Dennis Weber Shirley Wells Margaret White Jock Whifson Bob Williams JoAnn Wi ison Juliette Woodruff Wayne Zimmerman ITSNIHIN Three c o u p I e 5 Diane and Don, Leslie and Bill, Mary and Frank--talk in the hull. Mrs. Swaninger is busy writing the namesot' the Sen- iors who ran to get to the lunch line First. The students in the cafe- teria line are interested In the food. Looks like Chili! Some of the students are enjoying avolleyball game. WI. t ru' Irs mss II; Mr. Denecke and a rep- resentative From the A.A.A. watch Shirley Hufford fake a Driver Training Test. EWEup-samrn x .ap-V vT'an-H'r- v a 1. 4.0;; i- The boys of the Industrial Arts Class use the Planer. Ronnie Fussner, Golden Herri n , Mr. Turner, and Florence Brennemonn work ouf a difficulf Physics prob- lem. If M SYCAMURE Bill Thesing, James Mathis, and Ben Patterson ore mastering the art of typing . Mr. Bartlett checks l with a student about his Mechanical Drawing. Miss Fleming helps her Art Class with their work. c, ' The office is u Friendly place, too, 05 Gene Tegeder and Imogene Hoskins learn. ANY IIME Whether Janet McKee and Luther Childress are looking For an Encyclopedia or c: good novel, Mrs. Lancaster, with the help of Pat Annis, is sure to find it. ,asP and Phyllis Patferson IVS NEW Also new is the public fefe- phone, which is put fo good use by Mike Wirth 0 me weekly, is ex- ary Toney in her Studies class. Social 'mwu-Eiiiii' 33? v ' ;$Ei$i palll' A la! hgm CMENIIAR School begins, New Home Ec. Department underway, Cheer- leaders elected, Juniors sell candy to earn money for Prom, G, E. House ofMagic ShOW, Advertisement Campaign for annualbegins, Senior Pictures taken, First football game. OCTOBER World Series -- T. V, provided, Thanks, Mr. Todd. Hamilton County Teachers' Meeting at Colerain, G, A. A, Hayride, Senior proofs for their pictures arrive, Senior rings cornel Gypsy Troub- ado: Assembly, Chest X-Rays taken, 8.1.13, Day, Coke Day Free Cokesl Dads' Night. NOVEMBER The Reverend Peters gives an assembly, Student body votes for Eisenhower. Junior Play - Little Acorns , Senior Assembly - h'Cav- alcade of Stars , Subscriptioncampaign for annual launched, First shipment of annual goes to Kansas City, First basketball game. DECEMBER Winterishere! Seniorsheartalks about the Washington trip, Seniors give their assembly for parents and friends. Mr. Santoro gives musicalChristmas program for the P. T, A. , Senior Pictures arrive, Grading of Athletic Field started, Students who attended annual Safety Institute give assembly, G. A. A. Christmas Dance, Home Room Decoration Contest, Christmas parties in Home Rooms, Christmas Holidays, No Schoolll JANUARY Second annual shipment goes in, Students view inauguration of PresidentEisenhower on T, V,, Four students present a play, High Pressure Area for an assembly, HamiltonCounty Teachers'Meet- ing, Beginning of second semester that means Exams! 0, Polio Fund Campaign Sycamore participated, FEBRUARY Senior Scholarship Exams, Third and last annual shipments go to press, Basketball Tournament, MARCH Preliminary Scholarship tests taken, Mr. Santom gives a pop concert, Senior Dance, Senior Play try -outs, APRIL Senior Play, JuniorvSenior Prom, Final scholarship tests taken at Miami, G, A. A. Donkey Basketball Game, Spring concert given by the Music Department. Office PracticeCIass goes toSouthwest- em Publishing Company, MAY Bookmobile makes its regular visit, Seniors go to Washington DC, , Senior Field Day, Athletic Ban- quet. SeniorFarewell Dance, Baccalaureate, G,A,A, Mother-Daughter Banquet, JUNE Commencement, School is out! I IIIIR HHPERS 1. Mr. Freud takes care of our building inside and out. 2. The bus drivers: Mr. Macknight, Mr. Denecke, Walt Reuszer, Mr. Seaman, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Benhcse, Mr. Mart, and Mr. Garten. 3. Mrs. Blackerby sees that the office is kept in order. 4. Mrs. Egbert and Mrs. Hufford are responsibte for our lunches. 5. Walt Reuszer keeps our busses in good running condition. w: '. K ! t ' 167-7 y?kLg 1 i , ..,- 2r a... . u Lie. Hui F m- m1u. ESHFJJEYIL cmuummq IBHIBAH l buzzed out To the foot- ball field and watched the squad hard at practice. I started fo talk to the coaches . I found that, although their season was no? foo successful , fheirspiritand deferminafion To win were very high. ' is. Coaches-er. McKmn FIRST ROW: Jack Hoffman, Bill Sherritt, Bill Bean, Jack Beasley. Tom McDowell, Mike Sculley, Paul Murdock. Frank HAIL John Smith, Bill Ingram, Ronny Fussner, Ray Rardon. SECOND ROW: Dick Knowles, Harry Seigla, Harold Belcher, Frank Goodlander, Bobby Brown, Leroy Sowder, Dick Hadley, Ken Tucker, Jesse Zimmerman, Ray Fitch, Dick Hillis. Dick Kirksey, Bob Manuel. THIRD ROW: Herbert Cain, Jerry Burwell, Buddy Boeckler. John McCune, Wayne Zimmerman, Jim Allphin, Jerry Hobbs, Ed Marshan, Harold Hamblin, CarlHall, Howard Bailey,Ed Hunter, Buddy Feldhaus, Bob Covert. Mr. Denecke and Mr. Benhase explain a play to Ray Rardon, Bill Beall, Frank Hall, Bill Ingram, john Smith, Dick Hadley, and Bobby Brown. A I P RABI. I c E Bill Sherritt and JaCk Hfoman demonstrate how to kick the ball with the help of Mr. Denecke as Ronnie Fuss- ner and Jesse Zimmerman 100k on. C F ' Iactice overt Betty Doan, and Sue ans p . Wanda Reed, Leslie their cheers. IT'S GAME IIME I . Ready for the snap from center. 2. Mr. Denecke peps the team up before the game . 3. The Faculty awaits The mod rush for tickets. 4. Sycamore blocks! 5. Dads' night at fhe Terrace Park game. 6. The team scatters for a ploy. Go! Sycamore, Go! Miss Ki Ie and Mrs. chminger are ready to sel I ti ckets to Evan Kiellenberg, Mr. Turner, and Bill Bean. BEHIRE IHE GAME The Mt. Heu Ifhy scorer, Miss Mullins, and the Hmekeeper are ready for the game to begin. Mike Sculley and John Smith check Bil! Beoll's coat. 9W .1 IM'FF ' .Efifi'wa 271 .97!!! I'M xawmla memg 78 mm BASKHBM Cheerleaders:Betty Dean, Wan- da Reed. Leslie Cove rt, Sue Paris. LEFT T0 RIGHT: David Phelps. Dick Jones, Pete Truax, Jack Hoffman, Bill Sherritt. Frank H.111, Bob McFarland, Jesse Zimmerman, Ronnie Fussner, Don Painter, Jan Reed, and MI. Denecke. SUBSTITUTE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Alice Jones and Evelyn Jones. FIRST STRING RESERVE: Edward Marshall. Gene Tegeder, Gene Potts. Dick Knowles, Bill Knisley. FIRST STRING VARSITY: Jesse Zimmerman, Bill Sherritt, Jack Hoffman. Bob McFarland, Dave Phelps. BASKHBAH SUBSTITUTE RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Pat Cummings and Gerry Rasch. FIRST ROW: Bill Rasch, Bill Knisley, Harold Hamblin. Dick Knowles, Buddy Boeckler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Denecke, Gene Tegeder, Edward Marshall, Paul Murdock, Leroy Sowder, Gene Potts. RESERVE BASKHBAH CHEERLEADERS: Terry Fox Wanda Adams Lyn Ferris Jane Herman. .H- uM-urmit Ill! mmaxjmr IlI-U '-.-;' JIZIK.1 emu : 5; am! hi m- '. .; 'v' FIRST ROW: Ted Strawser, Evan Kjellenberg. Don Painter. Jan Reed. Dick Knowles, Dick Jones, Harry Seigla, SECOND ROW: lack Hoffman, Gene Potts, John Bush, Jesse Zimmerman. Frank Hall, Bob McFarland, John Smith, Ronnie FuSsner. KNEELING: Harry Seigla, Dick Hillis. STANDING: B A S E B A l 1 AM I R A l: K Edward Marshall. Mike Sculley. Bill Ingram. - P y 0 Good fOIIH U baseball and track 15 dis 13 ed here of Bob Hillis and Bill Sherritt concentrate on a game Chess . Homer Sumner pitches , horseshoes, while Buddy Buvs I N In A M II AIS Feldhaus waits his turn. sherritt's All Stars , the winning softball team of the boys' in- tramurals consists of: FIRST ROW: Golden Herrin, Bob Fread, Dave Phelps, Ray Rardon. SECOND ROW: Dale Jackson, Bill Shetritt, Ronnie Fussner, Bill Ingram, Don Horman, Jim Clark, John Smith, Kenneth Tucker. E. Maridel Sanna, Gail Chambers, Lyn Ferris, and Carol Riegle wail their turn at bat. Peggy Hanson, Valeria Crume, Janet McKee, Pat Koehl, Betty Doan, and Ginny Mouis of the Just Us team are proud of the trophy they won. BIHW INIHAMIIHMS Gerry Rasch tosses up the ball, and Arline Feldhaus and Ginny Morris jump for it. Evelyn Brennemann, Judy Jones, Glenna Schmidt, and Lois Whitton like to play ping pong. mm nger WW. I 11'2i'kt. kK-Tl ' K President Wanda Reed shows a new bow to the other members of the board. FIRST ROW: Betty Doan. Sue Fans, Hilda Riesenberg, Donna Strawser, Gerry Rasch, Mary Jake, and Miss Mullins, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dot Anderson, Wanda. Adams, and Pat Rasch. IS. A. A. Ma: y Toney watches as Donna Strawser makes a point Pat Koehl demonstrales good golf form. S ue Faris and Belly Doan shake hands after a game of tennis. Miss Mullins dem Fox. Ann Ferris, shively, Roberta Rie na Strawset, Sue Far onstrates a pass to Phyllis Pattetson, Sonja Horton. Tgrti: Gail Chambers, once McFadden. Carol Kuenz. D;- get Mary Toney, Arline Feldhaus. Sandra Huson, 15' and Betty Doan. Gertrude Ewald displays the cor- rect way to draw a bow. Peggy Hanson spikes the volley- ball, while Arline Feldhaus, Dot Anderson, Ruth Shively, Barbar Jones. and Ann Ferris look on. Jane Horman Toney' Donna 8 Louise Ste Gerry Ras Vens, Jean Mefford Ch' Jane: KUUZE. JOYce Schg: Pat Cummings Shelby Enel', I S n5 formation. amdy Huson, and tr awser perform a tumbli iL-rrruii mmmr-m IE EFML 555,313,. .. . GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS Miss Mullins gives some basketball tips to: FIRST ROW $$$ $9!1165 YiP- ginia Moore, Shelby Toney, Dgnna Strawser, Kay Capehart. Janet Kunze, Mary Eggers, Glenda Anderson, Lyn Ferris. Sandy Huson, Pat Cummings, Gerry Rasch, Terry Fox, Diane Kuenz, Maridel Sarina Jane Harman. SECOND ROW: Sue Farts, Arline Feldhaus, Glenda Mason, Wanda Reed, Mary Toney, Va- leria Crume, Arm Ferris. Peggy Hanson, Patsy Koehl, JanetMcKee, Betty Hunte- man, Elaine Sporing, Virginia Morris, C a r 01 K u e: :2 , Leslie Covert, Gail Chambers, and Betty Dean. SQUARE DANCING AEIIVIHES I've always heard that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. A glance through the Sycamore Log shows that they have all kinds of activities such as athletics, music, newspaper, and yearbook. They are so busy, that time can surety not drug for them. Delores Scull. Patslater. Jo- Ann Wilson, Shirley Wells. and Mary Scott practice with a coping saw. Mr. Van Hou- ten sponsors the club. HX-IT BlllB Juliette Woodruff, Jorene Waddy. Alice Thompson, Sandra Warren. and Margie White are also learning how to use a coping saw. H CH ! MI. Bartlett is the sponsor for the Hi-Y. Members are FIRST ROW: Gene Tegeder. Leroy Sowder. Wayne Zimmerman. Jack Cat- lisle, Harold Hamhl'm. Marvin Edwards, Buddy Boecker. Gerald Cooley, Garth Whitt. SECOND ROW: Gene Potts. Harold Belc- her, Jesse Zimmerman, Pete Truax. Bob Osborne, Joe Daven- port. Norman Shumard, Brent Guten, Jim Osborne. mmn'mm ?WNEErf-mui - JI'T'. l . Wm; Florence Brennemann and Nancy Williamson proofread stencils. KHHME Mrs. Swaninger is one of the advisors for the KEYHOLE. Reporters are as follows: LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Reed, Arline Feldhaus, Ginny Morris, Carol Kuertz, Joyce McFadden, Mary Jake, Betty Doan, Nancy Bush, Florence Brennemann, Barbara Jones, Margie Shepard, Barbara Clontz, Ernestine Ball, Peggy Hanson, Bill Beall, John Smith, Ronnie Fussner. Evan Kjellenberg, Betty Huntsman. Gail Eschenbach, Roberta Rieger, Joan Hartley, Ruth Shively, Ann Ferris, Sue Paris. Mary Toney, Faye Sumner, Shirley McBride, Gail Chambers, Glenda Mason, Leslie Covert, and Nancy Williamson. 'e and sports writers. Jack Hoffman, Ronm all do a Scoop on a big game. Mrs. swaninger hEI sports Editor. 5 article. P Mary Jake and Jackie Tarrer write an buenbetg Evan K1 and Bill Be John Smith, Fusmer. Dot. Pat, joellen, Nancy, Miss Ham. . . ff' issue an edmon O ' Sta The Producuon . - ence. 15 preparmg to Gertrude. and 1:10: the KEYHOLE- P a t and Stan take K E Y H 0 lE care of the art Work. Carol Apke, the Business Manager, and Miss Ham count the money received from the sale of the KEY- HOLES. gum HEW 94m 11.313935 1E$TEE$EESJ 2511' $54141? 13m Pal: Rasch is re - r ady toreceive th e as they Come off the mimEOgraPhpages of the KEYHOLE f ADVERTISING STAFF FIRST ROW: N. Williamson, L. Co- vert. L. Schneider. J. Van Pelt. V. Morris, N. Edens, C. Schultz, R, Trimble, V. Crume, E. Sporingj C. Apke, S. Hufford, D. Anderson. SEC- OND ROW: M. Grassman, F. Bren- nemann, P. Rasch. I. Yeager. G. Ewald, A. Annis, I. Robertson. D. Faulkner, I. Patterson, D. Buttrom, J. Duncan, I, McKee, P. Koehl, H. Pugh, R. Fussner, E. Kjellenberg, G. Herrin, R. Fread. D. Phelps. THIRD ROW: D. Herman, B. Sherlitt, 8. Hill- is, B. Beau, T. Strawser, D. Jackson, 1. Bush, B. McAninch, S. Cummins, J. Smith, J. Hoffman, R. Fitch, Pat Koehl and Stan Cummins, staff artists, draw bees for a division page. Miss Ham, yearbook sponsor. Janice Van Pelt, Editor, and Florence Brennemann, assistant editor, plan the lay- out for a page, while IoellenYeager and NancyWilliam- son look for the pictures for it. i1 , Frank Ewald, staff photographer: PLANNING COMMITTEE: Janice Van Pelt, Virginia ' climbs up on the ladder to take a pic- Morris, Pat Koehl, StanleyCummins, NancyWilliam- ' son, Dot Anderson. Florence Brennemann, Pal Rasch. ture. Gertrude Ewald, Ioellen Yeager, and Miss Ham. Gertrude Ewaid and Pat Rasch trim pictures for the SYEAMIJHE lllli W1 red Strawser, Assistant Subscription Manager, looks on while Nadine Edens, Subscription Manager, pins a bee on Frank Hall, who has Don Harman, Assistant Business Manager. and iust subscribed. Glenda Mason also has 'Vbuz- Virginia Morris, Business Manager, check over Led up. the ads they have received for the annual. . Waitress, gef every spot. , Shek got the drop on 'em. . Looks 05 if he wcnfs to stay. . Must be a slight misunder- sfonding. 5. What's in The making? 6. Wonder what the girls will have. Ii Mi mu. mm ACHHNS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST - . , ' FIRST ROW:David Gushurst, Kenny Hanson, Roy Dixon, Norman Shu- mard, Don Painter. SECOND ROW: Glenda Mason, Shirley McBride, Jackie Tamer, Miss Van Houten, Roberta Rieger, Arline Feldhaus, Peggy Hanson, Mary lake. . -gmwu mm... .. Wowl T'nat corsoge pin's sharp . A new girl and from Chicago! L Um IYfiff-' -yfiih' now on 1 Mr. Santoro accom- panies Bill Shenitt, Golden Herrin, Evan Kjellenberg, Ted Strawser. Bill Beall, Dale Jackson. and Ray 9. Fitch mOT IN PIC- , ; . TURB Henry Pugh. FIRST ROW: Mr. Santoro, Glenna Schmidt, Alyce Silvia, Janice Van Pelt, Nancy Williamson, Wanda Reed, Leslie Covert, Ann Ferris, Gail Chambers, Arline Feldhaus, Betty Doan. Sue Faris, Pat Annis, Joyce Schotmer. SECOND ROW: Jean Easley, Joyce McFadden, Donna Johnson, Louise Ste- vens, Janet Kunze, Joyce Schuler, Joellen Yeager, Janice Neeley, Shirley Emily, Sonja Horton, Terry Fox, Phyllis Patterson, Mary Pfau, Evelyn Brennemann. THIRD ROW: Ruth Shively, Judy Jones, Barbara Jones, Delores Scull, JoAnnwuson, SusanHarter,Sy1ViaMCNay. Sarah Blevins, Dora Faulkner, Ernestine Ball, Gail Eschenbach, Nancy Bush, Florence Brennemann, MarideISanna. Shelby Toney, Diane Kuertz. FOURTH ROW: Dale Jackson. Bill Beall, Bill Sherritt, Ray Fitch, Ted SnaWSer, Evan Kjellenberg, Golden Herrin, ShirleyHufford, LoisWhitton, Betty Rieger. Lyn Ferris, Glenda Anderson, Wanda Adams, ShirleyWells, Hilda Hanson, Marietta McBride. .......u n H 2 EATED AT PIANO: Mr. Samom. FIRST ROW: Marfoau, Arline Feld- haus, Jean Easley, Gail Chambers, Alyce Silvia, Ruth Shively, Joyce Mc Fadden, Hilda Hanson, Evelyn Brenne- mann, Leslie Covert, Betty Doan, Sue Farts. SECOND ROW: Marietta MC Bride, Nancy Williamson, Janice Van Pelt, WandaReed, Diane Kuertz, Joyce Schotmer, Shelby Toncy, MaridelSan- na, Joyce Schuler, Janet Kunze. Sonja Horton, Phyllis Patterson, Nancy Bush, Pat Annis. THIRD ROW: Janice Neclcy, Florence Brennemann, Lois Whitton, Donna Johnson, Gail Eschenbach. Er- nestine Ball, Susan Hatter, Betty Ric- ger, Glenda Anderson, IoAnn Wilson, Wanda Adams, Ann Ferris, Jocllen Yeager, Shirley Hufford, Louise Ste- Vens, Glenna Schmidt. SEATED AT PIANO: Mr. Samoro. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Dean, Leslie Covert, Janet Kunzc, Shirley Hufford, Erncsiinc Ball, Louise Stevens. Joyce McFadden, Mary Pfau. KNEELING: Jerry Sporing, Paul French. FIRST ROW: Bobby Covert. Harold Stevens. Jimmy Atwood. SECOND ROW: Ann Ferris, BilIBeall, Don Barnes, Paul Reddish, Bob Manuel. Dennis Weber, Mr. Santoro, Florence Brennemann. FIRST ROW:Bi11 Roger, Henry Pugh. Jackie Greene. John McCune. SECOND ROW: Ray Fitch, Michael Sculley. Jim Clark. Dale Jackson. Dick Knowles. THIRD ROW: Pete Truax, Homer Sumner, Mr. Kennedy. Don Herman. Gerald Young. LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Hall, Ian Reed, Harry Siegla. Bob Manuel, Larry Woodward, Gerald Cooley, Harold Belcher, Wayne Zimmerman, Kenneth Tucker, Homer Sumner, Golden Herrin, Evan Kjellenberg, Jesse Zimmerman. Paul Murdock, Bill Ingram, Ted Straswer. Ray RaIdon, Dave Phelps, Bobby Brown, John Bush, Ray Fitch, Bill Sherrits, Ronnie Fussner, Jack Hoffman, Richard Hadley, John Smith, Bill Beall, VARSIIY ei Count the Kenneth TUCK 3 ps 3 S y LB t 315'. Ul that the V i IE I BY ted. : Summer and men 601m FIRST ROW: Michael Sculley, Ray Fitch, Jim Clark. SECOND ROW: Dale Iackson, Mr. Kennedy, sponsor, Homer Sumner, Don Herman. 1; Michael Sculley. Mr. Denecke-sponsor. IEIIERMEN$S ElUB Lac ' kle Greene and Dale Ashcraft look over a gun JIINHIR RH! IIIHISS VERTICALLY: Sue Lovell. Barbara Lawson, Shirley Alcorn, Sarah Blevins, Mrs. Gotthardt, Susan Hatter. Glenda Anderson, Mary Barnes. HORIZONTALLY: Imogene Hoskins. Thelma Ledington, Hilda Hanson, Zena Herrin. Ruth Bobo, Juanita Kelly. Kay Cape- hart, Judy Jones. DRAMMIBS ElllB Miss Van Houten makes up Betty Rieger. Around them are Jane Herman, Diane Kuertz, Nancy Riggs. Maridel Sauna. Gerry Brough- ton. Lyn Ferris, Josephine Ball, Evelyn Brennemann, Sandra Huson. Donna Strawser, Donna Johnson, Janet Kunze. Jean Mefford. SEAT- ED: Pat Cummings, Mary Eggers, Jean Easley, Sonja Horton. Terry Fox. Patty Lotz, Shirley Emily. Vera Stesoh. Gerry Rasch, Joyce Schottner, Marietta McBride. STANDING:CarolGehring. Joyce Pen, Glenna Schmidt, Lois Whitton, Alyce Silvia, Janice Neeley. FA ' , . EDWI;$W1TF E'J'Nl JMK- 2 11.5' '2 Km MHZHANIIIS EllJB Mr. Mart explains a diagram t0:F1RSTROW: George Capehart, Waylon Thompson, Cecil Bishop, Charles Apke, Joe Chaney, Jerry . Sporing, Phil Bauer. SECOND ROW: James ,' Reese, Bob Williams, Jim Osborne, Tom French, Brent Carton, Dick Hadley, Ger- ald Cooley, Gene German. THIRD ROW: Harold Hamblin, CarlGilland, Glen Payne, Daniel Bill, Don Williamson, Bob Ferris, 4- ; Alan Woods, Latemar Bokach. PHHHIGRAPHY lilllli Mr. Seaman shows Larry Woodward how to mix developer. Watching are David Kessler, Harry Scigla, David Gushurst, Kenny Hanson. Sterling Winn, D011 Painter. Betty Paync, Chatlene Timing, Carol Ricglc, Howard Robbins. ,,r'.r!I?TIF'.' .ifij't W? W '2? W AIWHHISINE I think that advertisers are wonderful! Just see how they have helped these Sycamore Seniors publish their Annual by taking all these ads. g ' .3 2'. . L ' 4 ' ' ; ... .i 7 ' ' 1 g ' 1- .7 ' . :3 W 1 4 ! , W... o . K I am nJWW W. 1 - ' . ' . r' u w , - ..r L , . .. , ,,;- .7-7-.. --....V.. m..mm sinmgn 'x:m;:.mmratv ma: ' WM V in V: -, WIHFS GMHRV Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Frozen Foods Chickens Table Dressed Open Sunday 9 A.M. fol P.M. Sycamore 9874 Remington, Ohio At The underpass BUC KEYE GARDE NS . Mrs. Meyer Annuals - Perennuals shows Vegetable Plants Janet 0 SY 5126 HI d d . Remington, Ohio p I 0 en ron Orville Meyer, Proprietor Beer and Wine Chicken, Steak, Ham Dinners SY 9341 Private Dining Rooms JOHNSTON'S PLACE SMITTIE'S REMINGTON GARDENS Lunches Ice Cream Beer--Wine--Mixed Drinks 1 Remington, Ohio Remington, Ohio SY 9872 AL l'n B'S REMINGTON POST n'I RAIL SERVICE STATION Private Dining Room Epp and Charlie Montgomery, Ohio Beer--Wine--Scndwiches SY 9875 Remington, Ohio SY 9831 MllNTlillMlRY lellEN Hlllll BANK , Montgomery, Ohio . Phone SY 9574 Your Neighborhood Food Locker Wholesale Food Prices CINCINNATI'S LARGEST SCREEN MIINIGIIMEHY DRIVE-IN Cincinnati's Finesf Drive-In Playground The Showplace of Cincinnati Always the Bes'r 'In All Ways. Compliments of BROSE SERVICE STATION Montgomery, Ohio Don $ c chle NANN'S GARDENS . Perennials - Annuals 1 Vegetable and PoH'ed Pionts 7954 Cooper Avenue Sy . 381 1 Montgomery, Ohio 72 GOOD LUCK Compliments of BUSINESS CllJB 0f MHNTGUMEHY, INC. A, EISELE Sy. 8774 Potted PIanfs--Cuf Flowers Complete Floral Service On Montgomery Road Two Miles North of Monfogmery Your Local Fire Insurance Man CHE STER W . HAMMEL MARIDOT HOUSE OF GIFTS Gifts of Distinction Montgomery, Ohio A. J. Hummel 8 Son Sycamore 6808 Parkway 1208 Dan BotefPs m. - SILVER SPRING ' ' CHARCOAL GRILL NH 5 G URI RESTAURANT mm: SY 7527-3 Comer Kemper 8: Snider Rds. NORTH INDIAN HILL. OHIO Featuring KEBOBCHE A Favorite Bulgarian Dish CHARCOAL GRILLED STEAKS - CHOPS - RIBS CHICKEN, ALL SANDWICHES Drive-In 01' Table Service Just a, Good Place to Eat l Complimenfs of Compliments of 3 WOODEN SHOE WESMORE H MODERN Lo. 3244 CABINS VAN METER' 5 Service Station m BLONG'S STORE Montgomery Pike Groceries BRIDGEFORD'S Shoes 13 Mile Stand Fruits and Vegetables Homemade Jeliy and Preserves VESTA'S BEAUTY SHOP BRAUN'S Montgomery, Ohio Two Prescription Drug Stores Sycamore 6855 Montgomery, Ohio Madeira, Ohio We make our own Ice Cream '74! For Real Estate Call Suburban Homes City Property C.E. '10qu Forms and Country Homes Reaifor and Associates Sy. 7188-9526 Montgomery, Ohio JOSEPH R. TRENDLER AND SONS Grading I Lawn Work Complete Food Market . Plowing Tap Soil Montgomery, Ohlo Mowing Cordwood HOWARD STAGGE All Types of Custom Work Montgomery, Ohio Sy 4101 Sy-9751 EMMA DOYLE BEAUTY SA LO N Montgome ry Rood Montgome ry , Ohio Montgomery, Ohio Sy 9884 Save Regularly Sfarf A Savings Account Today Current 37 Dividend Rafe 0 Open Monday Evening 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. In Council Room MONTGOMERY OFFICE THE SILVERTON LOAN AND BUILDING COMPANY Montgomery, Ohio 75 Ahqc A-V- .1 -;s. ;-' 19. 11115-5 .; '1 3;? .42: 1- .5: W3; 'I .. m. wail??? W' SHELHJEEIUJHg IIIIII Hm H null. l! v MONTGOMERY SHELL SERV. STA. Main and Montgomery Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 9834 Bob Stacey, Prop. Compliments Of RUBY AND JCTS BEAUTY SALON Montgomery, Ohio Sy 3350 Comp! imenfs of DINGER AND BOB Barber Shop Montgomery, Ohio GREE NER $ DRY CLEANERS 9426 Montgomery Rd. I Monfgomery Dry Cleaning and Pressing Furs Cleaned and Stored Rugs Shompooed g Pick-up and Delivery Service Sy 6098 Compl imenfs 0F MONTGOMERY INN SCHNITZLER'S SERVICE STATION Expert Lubrication Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 9871 CLIFF TODD GE NERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES $ Montgome ry , Oh io--.Sy . 7800 76 Attend the Church of your choice. M Compliments Dealer in Live Stock of CHARLES s. JACKSON of All Kinds General Contracfor GEORGE L. HARMAN :9 Builder of Fine Homes 9156 Montgomery Rood Sycamore 3334 Sycamore 8544 Monfgomery, Ohio Wal Ipuper And Points HULSBEBH'S I Montgome ry, Ohio Hobby Suppl ies And Artist Supplies Sycamore 9392 Best-Of Luck CLASS OF 53 John Sherri ft 77 4Wqu :3. 9 mu 1.! - wwmiw Compliments of The Gang of JOE'S CORNER MARKET Blue Ash and Kugler Mill DRIVEWAYS DRIVEWAYS Manufacturers of Cement Brick Blacktop and ConcreIe Works Geiler 8: Watkins, Inc. Kugler Mill and Blue Ash Roads SY 8128-8129 Rossmoyne, O. Compliments of the B AND B SPECIALTY COMPANY Manufacturers of the Bragan Cycles and Trailers RAPE 'S COAL AND OIL CO. Fuel Oil For The Home Rossmoyne, Ohio SY 7119 Ge? your ice cream and candy at JOHNSON'S DRUGS 8468 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne , Ohio BLUE ASH INN 0nd PONY KEG 8968 Blue Ash Road Delicious plate lunches and sandwiches Beer, Wine, and Party Supplies Sycamore 9338 SY 8122 SY 8123 THE MILLDALE LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. Lumber - Millwork - Building Material Roofing - Paint - Builders Hardware Rossmoyne I Ohio DAIRY CO. 4330 Amity Rood Deer Park, Ohio Sy. 7300 Your Neighborly Milkmen 78 Compliments of BLUE BELL TAVERN Blue Ash and Bellview Roads Rossmoyne, Ohio SYca more 9879 Compliments of THE STEELCRAFT MANUFACTURING CO. 9017 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne, Ohio Manufacturers of Standard Steel Building-Steel Windows-Sfeel Doors Steel Building Products Quick Service BI LL'S GRI LL Sandwiches Short Orders Plate Lunches Good Coffee SYcamore 9917 9000 Blue Ash Road Compliments of HARTLEY'S GROCERY and DRIVE-IN DAIRY BAR Rossmoyne, Ohio WALTER REUSZER A URKEY SY- 9462 A LANDIS WHITT General Contractor Builder of Modern Homes SY. 5178 BLUE ASH HARDWARE 9560 Kenwood Road Painf--Glass Roofing--Seeds Keys Made Sy. 6003--C. J. Young I Compl iments of EARNIE BROO KS Sharonville Ohio 79 wmw'w'wto'f43223T 5:5 .. PHON: SY. 9967 Rana a: WREGKER Res. SY. 8037 Sznvnce BAPEES .4111! SERVICE IF You: CAR Wcrslz'r START. CALL Us. CORII'LETE CAR Q TIIUCK EPAIBING ELECTRIC 8: ACETYLENI: WELDING CARL GEORGE 5011 COOPER RD BLUE ASH OHIO Beer - Wines - Soft Drinks Delicious Sandwiches BARONE'S PONY KEG Fountain Service Phone SY 9918 5033 Cooper Road PARKS WATSON FLYING SERVICE Watson Airport Cooper Road Syca more 7200 Compliments of NEIL SIGNS 5020 Cooper Road SYca more 9620 Complete Aufomofive Service MAC 8. EARL'S 5035 Cooper Rood Florence Brennemann of Frazer Florist says, Of course, MURPHY'S ROSES are tops. We supply them. Try us. MURPHY'S GREE NHOUSE Phone: SYcumore 3307 MORRIS E. BEAMER Haul ing Contractor 890? Cherry Street Rossmoyne, Ohio THESE SHINY NEW TRUCKS ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Evelyn and Anciy admire fhe chrysa nfhemums FHHZEH, FLUHISI 8793 Kenwood Road Delivery Service Phone Sycamore 7241 Remember--Frozer For Fresh Flowers ELMER HEITMEYER NURSERY Shrubs. Evergreens, Shade Trees I 'V f Ke nwood Road Kenwood KE NWOOD SERVICE Kenwood and Montgomery Roads 24 Hour Wrecker Service SY 9870 BLUE ASH CRAFT MILL 4614 Norfhfield Road Blue Ash, Ohio SYcomore 8832 Lawn Mower Sharpening Saw Filing and Refoofhing Wood Cabinefs to order RES. SYcumore 8750 YULETlDE SMITHS RADIO REPAIR SHOP 465INORTHFIELD RD. BLUEABH OHIO SY 3338 SY 9846 MEYER SOHIO SERVICE Amity 84 Plainfield Roads Deer Park, Ohio Road 84 Wrecker Service Tire 8: Battery Service Ignifion 84 Brake Service 81 '1 Congratulations and Best Wishes For Every Success to The Class of T953 IHE HESS AND HSENHARDI EH. 8959 Blue Ash Avenue Builders of Cufom Limousines, Ambulances, cmd Funeral Cars Compliments of IHE BHIH MAIIHESS CHMPANY Manufacturers of mattresses and qualify bedding materials 8915 Blue Ash Avenue SEPKQV'CK Cg RASCH FMRZWW'I Compkk Md Heating Roofing 1691 Montgomery Road, Kenwood Sheet Mem' Wo'k KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER SY 4162 THE BEST NUMBER TO DIAL WHEN YOU -. 3136640 Kugler Mill Road WANT GOOD FOOD Kenwood, Ohio SY-6633 LIVE STUCK HAULINE 4w573pqh 'nx.1X , i M .. , LESTER C. UBERLE DEALER IN LIVE STUCK MDNTGUMERY, UHIIJ '0? .4 1 rinsift; N 3K PHuN: SYCAMDRE 9452 . Y y ALEQLL AW ' x a? x I au .. , Mr .: F3 13 Distincfive Homes llllNAlll M. DERRICK BU'I Ider 8: Contractor Truscon Original Rubber Base Paints BOB HOFFMAN M... .- Mi , . . Jag: an, - hQ-S'Qt 1? Ch 7435 5y. 4165 v?.ih - : .! ,. See These Materials of HULSBECK'S Color House. Montgomery, Ohio :?fi :3? 3:54. Besi' of Luck To The Class of 1953 Anderson Montgomery 'i 35w M5??? Fountain Service Greyhound Bus Stop $393 5y 9880 a a 2?; l- STRAWSER FUNERAL HOME Blue Ash Ohio Syca more 7203 H. 8: S. MARKET AND PONY KEG Cold beer, Wine, Parry Snacks FRANK MALSBARY Coal--Feed--Building Material Blue Ash, Ohio Sy. 7774 Ed Barr Kenwood Road Compl iments of and Harry Woodruff BARN GHIJEHH Sycamore 9867 Compliments of GEORGIA OWENS BARBER SHOP 9510 Kenwood Rood Blue Ash, Ohio SYCAMORE TWIN KISS Ice Cream We specialize in Sundaes, MGITS, and Cones HUWARIYS IIHIIICE MEMS Ask about our profit sharing plan. It may mean a Free hem For your Family. Open Monday to Thursdcy--8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Friday and Safurday--8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sunday--Noon to 6:00 P. M. gig? 4264 Matson of Beech Street kza Deer Park 5y. 9766 Save the surface and you save all . SY' 9353 SY. 5742 points and varnish oiIs--glass--wollpoper VIDEO SERVKE CENTER ELMWOOD PAINT cX WALLPAPER CO . Television Sales . . Expert Repairing on all make sets. 5904 Vine Sfreef Elmwood 16, Ohio Charles C. Heckmon 8104 Blue Ash Road Deer Park Proprietor Phone Val iey 3532 Compliments of Always Coll CHARLIE QUENTIN K. STALEY FUNERAL HOME For 7140 Plainfield Road T.V. Service Deer Park, Ohio Sy. 9357 'Sy. 7169 CHICKEN ON THE RUN Compliments of We Deliver Hot Food to your Door FAXON CORPORATION We cater to wedd' gs 7255 Ohio Avenue ?K j Sy. 6577 :8? W m 85 61:: A' 0Ew' 'vif:ffm WILLIAMS PHARMACY 7900 Blue Ash Road Deer Park, Ohio Home of Better Bostons FAIR ACRE KENNEL Ch. Hagerty1s Fascinafing Play 1 Boy also his sire LifHe Hdgerfy Kid ll Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Grassmon We Deliver 9300 Plainfield Rood Cincinnati 36, Ohio Sy 7958 Sycamore 4465 ROMER'S FURNITURE DEER PARK DE LICATESSE N 7916 Blue Ash Avenue Open 9:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. SY 9811 Qualify Furnifure of Lowest Prices Open Tues.-Thurs. 8g Fri. fo 9 P.M. SY 1750 Quality Products for Less ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM -Choose Your New Floor Now- Linoleum Asphoit Tile Linowull Plastic Tile Metal Trim Carpets Rubber Tile Venetian Blinds Free Esfimufes cheerfully given without obligation HEBBE LER AND JAMES Floor Covering 4265 Mafson 01' Blue Ash - SY. 6524 Compl imenfs 0F DEER PARK PONY KEG Let BAND BOX Clean Your Formals Me. 5050 Me. 5051 BADER'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Blue Ash and Schenck Sy. 7193 86 3Q; MAHiATHDN MN 7215 Montgomery Road OVER 50 KINDS OF SANDWICHES To Choose From Dbuble Backers Our Specialty Complete Automotive Service , Bud Steman Auto Service, Inc. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE w 7212 Montgomery Road. TW 1060 Silverton wig .w , . 3u1r10 1 Best Wishes ..A$wg.j60mlgo$ ..-.,, , ,. JEWELER k . s w 6928 FLAINFIELD PIKE MEN'S SHOP SILVERTON. OHIO . Silvewrow v PHONE 'rw 1930 Expert Watch 8. Tweed 2510 Jewelry Repairing SILVERTON DEPARTME NT STORE 69H Plainfield Road Tweed 2680 Silverton, Ohio Open Friday and Saturday Evenings MINSON'S 6923 PlainField Road Silverton, Ohio I BABYVILLE Infants' and Children's Wear 6926 Plainfield Road, Silverfon TWeed 1562 DRY GOODS 00. 7214 Montgomery Road Men's - Women's and Children's Wear 87 AF v.?x 54:1: - , 44,;- 4x41 SIMONS PHARMACY 6906 Plainfield Rood Silverfon 36, Ohio We deliver Prescriptions - Tweed 2770 HINDS GROCERY and MEAT MAR KET A WHITE VILLA STORE We Deliver Telephone Sycamore 9922 Tweed 1030 SILVERTON DRY CLEANER PERSONALIZED SERVICE We Call and Deliver 7049 MONTGOMERY RD. SILVERTON 36. OHIO SY - 9955 For Smarter Styles ALICE FASHIONS in Silverton, Ohio Sycamore 8130 PRONTO PUP SANDWICH SHOP Foot long hot dogs Ice cold root beer served in chilled mugs Silverfon, Ohio Sycamore 9963 Wanda and Kenneth are preparing to make a deposit. SILVERTUH BHHH Your Community Bank Montgomery Road of Plainfie1d Pike Silverfon, Ohio Loans on Real Estate Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation And Federal Reserve System 88 Buy With Confidence ED. G. KOEHL, INC. 62::gmm 10 East Vine St. Opposite Penn. R. R. Depot Reading, Ohio Valley 0153 Valley 0154 my DH. R. T. WELLING, IR. OPTOMETRIST VAlley 1730 10: nppomimant 123 MILL STREET comer DUNN E. LOCKLAND, OHIO Compliments of A FRIEND n 111 Compliments of DR. ALLAN D. FELDKAMP VA 2162 1019 Reading Road Reading, Ohio HARRIGAN'S PHARMACY 310 West Benson Street Reading, Ohio Valley 2407 Beading Feed Nlill Coa1---Feed Valley 0324 Valley 1996 READING FLORIST Wes Myers 110 W. Ben50n Street Reading, Ohio Day - z Night Val1ey 6264 Vciley 3077 CHRIS C . RANEY 1100 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Don't Take Chances Get Insurance! 89 ASHBROCK E LECTRIC SHOP Radio and 1V Sales and Service Reading , Ohio VAlley 2989 Where Good Furniture Costs Less 413-417 Benson Street Reading, Ohio VCI. 4777 1801-4803 Elm Street CincinnaH, Ohio 5916 Vine Street Elmwood Place, Ohio 1119'verytlu'ng in M usw GAHL SHOE COMPANY Shoes for the family Gym shoes of all kinds Benson at Reading Road, Reading, Ohio Radio, 1'7 and Appliances, Too! I a ESEABLISHED 19153 .430 Benson St, Reading, 0. VA 2365 RUTTERER PHARMACY Galbraith of Plainfield SY 5133 We Deliver Compliments of KING BEE CAFE Lockland Ohio Real Estate Broker General Insurance 116 William Street Lockland, Ohio Va . 2238 - Va. 0220 R EADING GARAGE INC. Sales ga-jX Service b,i 1300 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio Herber Gardner A1 Tuchfarber RHOADES SOHIO SERVICE Motor Service and Brake Service Phone PRincefcn 9807 Reading and Walnut Streets On Routes U.S. 25 and 42 'M'lnv DiCK-BEN FRANKLIN 5 81 10 STORE . , Dick Wruy - Owner ' ,MA. 110 M111 Stree? Where Quality is the First Consideral-icm Locklond, Ohio MILL AT DUNN ST. VA 0079 E. LOCKLAND HOUSEWARES APPLIANCES TOYS BUILDER: WINE u 42-01-10: g WE LLING'S JEWE LERS VA Iley OOII MILL 8: DUNN 5T. LOCKLAND IDI'M'D! ' 0 1 0: : 5? Lockland, Ohio VA 0065 ENTERPRISE BUILDING 81 LOAN - 117-119 Mill Sfreef r. reStonc Locklancl, Ohio 1nsured Savings STORE Mortgage Loans 115 Mill Street - Valley 5224 Locklond 15, Ohio 208 Dunn Street Locklund, Ohio D10 monds, Wofches .zlral 1:, und Appl iances rah? 31-h: 206 Dunn St. East Locklond 1:15-0- 17? 91 a-quf 1 We Make ' Prescriptions Our Own HUTZE S DRUG Carefully Ice Cream . . Compounded . Prescruphons . Photo Supplies Reading ---- Va 5500 Shoronvi i la Pr 6321 We Deliver VANOVER DRY CLEANERS 1327 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio Frank likes the shirf. K VA 0155, Benson at jefferson READING Complimenfs of READING DEPARTMENT STORE 226 BENSON Cor. JeffersontO Thu Thrift Comer of Reading Phone VAllcy 3694 READING, OHIO MABEL GRAU BEAUTY SHOP P0. 0972 1211 Reading Road Permanenfs $5 to $10 Prop . Forresf Worth QUIMW Jinnah 325 BENSON STREET READING15 OHIO The Store That Has Everything READING ROAD 5c - 10c - $1.00 STORE 903 Reading Road Reading, Ohio VA. 9811 92 DUERMIT BROS. GARAGE General Repairing Shoronville, Ohio Princeton 9841 HONERLAW'S PARKVIEW MARKET In Shoronville Complimenfs of CINCINNATI AIRPORT CORPORATION Hugh Watson, President Glendale Milford Road Sharonville, Ohio Compliments R. E. GREIWE COMPANY Lunascuping Sy. 7460 Dcy-PRincefon 9852 Nighf-SYcamore 6783 SMITTY'S WRECKER SERVICE Glendale Milford 8. Reading Road, Evendale VONDERHAAR BROS . DAIRY Pasteurized to meet all specifications Complete line of dairy products Three quarts or over, one cent 0 quart cheaper Phone us or consult our driver ?rincefon 8415 Reufe 2, Box 92 Shcronville, Ohio Enjoy Life Eat out more often! SHARON GRILL Shuronvil Ie Ohio Compl imenfs of m? were? ICE CREAM DRIVE - IN Sharonville, Ohio Pr. 9953 93 F. 2.353359? A $3.19 'gqlgy'uwgsfggaxag A:- 44 h . 82?,72 FO RANCE APPLIANCES Soles Servi ce Sharonville, Ohio Buy the Best and Gef the Best Buy Pr. 7065 El . 2794 BUTCHE'S STEAK HOUSE Chicken--Sfecks Chops--Sondwiches Pr. 9830 Shoronville, Ohio BIG MOMM Jesse, Bob, Bill, Jack and Dave enioy Big Mommas. Drive In Restaurant In Sharonville, Ohio Take your date, after The game, in For a Big Momma Sandwichn-or maifs and cokes on' all That stuff Meet and eat at. . . BAILER'S BIG MOMMA Open 24 Hours Sharonville, Ohio THVEHH Tommy Wi lcox, Owner 94 Compl imenfs of CLARENCE J . MOE LLER 4568 Main Avenue 6012 Vine Sheet NORWOOD ELMWOOD PLACE W C I ail 12 0M Cln i f '5, 0M Everything for Insurance Needs magi, 14'14 a 311:2; 5003 a V0. 8193 Mo. 1920 Diamonds, watches 704 Race Street 8. Jewelry Gifts C-W QUALITY CLEANERS 3405 MomsomeW Road THE STANLEY HIGH FUNERAL HOME 6546 Montgomery Road Builders of GREAVES MILLING MACHINES Plain 8. Universal GEARS OF ALL KINDS. . . K. .4... 2...; 4- .- GREAVES MAC'HINE TOOLCO. . t I BREAVES MMIIIINE Illlll lIllMPANY 2001-15 Eastern Ave., Cincinnati 2, Ohio LOWERY'S SUNOCO SERVICE FRED FENKER MOTORS Willard Batteries 8. U. 5. Tires Dodge - Plymouth Chrysler - DeSoro Dealer Service on all cars Me. 3040 - 3041 Smith 8. Elm Street, Norwood owl c; FUNERAI. HOME Compliments of L. J. Russell BURKHARDT'S MEN'S SHOP M. F. Rubius 6930 Miami Avenue Directors Madeira, Ohio Lockland Norwood Valley 0062 Melrose 4884 In School Shops . . . In Industry . . . Precision Built WHIIIIWIIRKING MAEHINHW Since 1830 JE A E33? g 30w? Qozm 2011 EASTERN AVE. ClnclNNATl 2, 0., over the so mples . Hoffman, and Don Herman look Bob Freud, Golden Herrin, Jock W srunlns. . 1521'CBNI'RAL AVE, W . mnmrovm, 01110 For the Finest in PhofOQraphy Photographers for Sycamore High School 9366 Montgomery Rood Guaranteed Service Phone: 5y. 8981 9::- ...,.., . r. rn'fi'. and SON Pointers and Decorators Montgomery Ohio GEORGE ANDERSON Comp! i ments of FERRIS HARDWARE Montgomery, Ohio 97 mea B AKEEV 6920 Plainfield Rd. SILVERTON 36, OHIO MILLION'S BARBER SHOP 6909 Plainfield Pike Silverfon, Ohio LEE '5 APPARE L SHOP Infunfs' - Childrenk - and Ladies' Apparel 6908 Plainfield Pike Silverton, Ohio TWeed 1232 693i PLAINFIELD PIKE, SILVERTON CINCINNATI 36. OHIO Complete Record and Greeting Card Departments MOBIL GAS OIL TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES VULCANIZING TIRE REPAIRING BATTERY RECHARGING GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Edw. D. Teetor 8 Sons 6ilvertoWs griendly OSemice 7015 Monfgomery Rd. at Ohio Ave. Phone SY 9355 WW Sweepu gm ALL MAKES, ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS REEUILT s EEPMRED CHOREMASTER TRACTORS POWER MOWERS CmoN MOTORS. SALES a SERVICE BRIGGS-STRATTON SAIES 8c SERVICE Grooms Rd., Box 181 Sharonville. Ohio D. W. meta Faulkner CLIFF KNABE INSURANCE AGE NCY 20 years of General Insurance Service Fireu-WindnAutomobile General Casualty Health--Accrdent 9547 Ross Avenue Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 4343 Compl iments of HO LLYWOOD COURTS Reading Road Evendule, Ohio Compl iments of HUFFORD HEATING Compl ime nfs of RAY WILLIAMS W311 K, - TIHNER'ROO'FER I L . FURNACE . amazon 0. sum, VAN'S FUEL OIL SERVICE 9557 Ross Street Montgomery, Ohio Sycamore 9041 f VANS Quality Products FUEEEh plus Personal fzed Service p.41 5 magma, Jam. 5601 MONTGOMERY AVENUE CINCINNATI .13; OHIO Your Cincinnati HASH dealer 7mm. Compl imenfs of BARR BROS . GROCE RY Mason, Ohio 99 ' 1131171115111 mszw ' 3'1 mmmmsmarw I HRM'M: WEQPIS-Ekihil 1 .3;R'WW1 CARL F. MEYER 6918 Plainfie1d TW. 9926 Meofs - Poultry WhoIesole For Deep F reeze Retail Pickup $1 Delivery CORBIN CLEANERS 7213 Montgomery Road 1 Tw 1684 We operate our own pianf Sfc-nu Process 8934 PLAINFIELD ROAD SILVERTON. OHIO ELLPS ll VERDAL EMARKET CHOICE MEATS. POULTRY. FISH CA DELIVERIES TUESDAY AND THURSDAY - TWEED 2880 GIL'S - DELICATESSENJ' 5 FRUIT MARKET HOME Bartfb '5; mmmmrum HAMSI' .....' CHEESES ' OPEN SUNDIWS Fine Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards Since 1897 34 9 Gertrude, Evan, Audrey, Leslie, Bill, Wandoiand Ronnie admire the 1953 class ring which Mr. Milten- berger is showing them. 100 .-:2VW'N . cu 1 ?.?mevrerT-AE rrl M' 1 1 I , mtulhuru'wlxnm mG Compliments of BUTTROM'S GROCERY Huzelwood, Ohio 5y. 9897 Sycamore 9861 33. T. ALLEN 82 SON Building Material Concrete Block P.O. Address 22 Shuronville, Ohio Hozelwood Ohio Phone 5y 4634 General Hauling R. M. BUTLER Sodding, Grading, and Top Soil C. O. POTTER General Block Confrocfor Block Foundations Commercial Buildings Garages No Job foo Small or too Large Hozelwood Sy 8875 Hozelwood $ UUDIJ $375113 gaaaU -m 2 Qluo Stonework Blockwork HAZE LWOOD SOHIO SERVICE Phone: Sy 9847 Cornell Road Hozelwood, Ohio Sohio Products Complete Auto Repairs Light Hauling 17.: Our Best For You 2: , HE NRY BROT HERS Hozelwood Family Laundry Fine Dry Cleaning KLEEN QUICK LAUNDRY 8024 Blue Ash Sy. 7142 Compliments of LIN-BROWN DISTRI BUTI NG COMPANY Milford, Ohio Compliments of the WH ITI NG MANUFACTURI NG COMPANY, INC. 101 THE QUEEN CITY BRAND TEPES SHUSHGE 1134 Straight Street Mu. 3022 Ki. 4877 MMHIYS MAHKH Scott Sfreef at Fifth Covington, Kentucky Owned and Operated by Clarence E. Held Phone COIOniaI 0581 Open Daily and Sundays Beer by the case 7A.M. ro7P.M. Candy is an energy food. Enjoy some every day. JAMES A. FOX . CINC'NNATI Wholesale Candies I j ATHLETIC 7722 , , GOODS - Gertrude, Joellen, and Chip enioy 505m ,0 COMPANY HO West 4th Street Compl i menfs of THE Cincinnati, Ohio J, H. BERLING Just 42 steps West DAIRY of Race Sfreef COMPANY Phone Ch. 4768 - 4769 Bramble 2074 102 ii i BLUE ASH PHARMACY RM PHONE sv 1ooo COOPER E KENWOOD RDS. BLUE ASH. 0. A SOHIO V ALCORN'S SERVICE Roy Dixon purchases bread Kenwoocl and Fuirview From Ernestine Bull Blue Ash, Ohio General Repair Wrecker Service Comp! iments of DANIELS' SUPER MARKET Day and Night Compliments of BLUE ASH GULF Cooper and M 8 M TEXACO SERVICE Kenwood Roads Kenwood and Hunt Roads Blue Ash, Ohio SY 9836 Blue Ash, Ohio VIRGIL WHITT General Contractor Modern Homes 9648 Kenwood Rood THE BLUE ASH BUILDING 8 LOAN COMPANY Blue Ash, Ohio Phone-SY 8799 370 Current Dividenf Rafe 39A: $10,000 Insurance Each Account Compliments of THE WILLIAM KOEHL COMPANY 1034 Hulber? Avenue Cherry 6022 Pat Koehl shows Charlene Schultz the kind of boxes that are made of the WI LLIAM KOEH L COMPANY7 Congratulations . . . to the Class of 553 from yourTelephone Company . A GOOD PLACE TO WORIP' n 104 .t,,-. 7777 7 7777 7 77 , IJLII .Hv .mugimmurqraymlmwmf .4va u SEE... SHOP . . . Where The Counters Sparkle Where The Service Is Courteous Where The Merchandise ls Compleie The Ultra Modern Counfer Displays Fea+ured In This Fine Sfore. The Most Revolutionary System Recenfly Originated And Manu- factured Locally By Commercial Display Co. MONTGOMERY 5c to $1.00 STORE 9430 Mon+gomery Road Montgomery, Ohio msunmhml I'U'llit,l IuIquK 75-5-10: MONTGOMERY um .4 4 H? 3 l 11 :1 1n n J! 11 ll 1! 11 :7 ;17,721 A ,- MON TGOMER 5-41.00 y W F. N 51W. l X , 7 fix ' Z, X 7 J V '3? nu Ll-l X1 W123 SAVE . . . Your Pennies On Quality Purchases- Your Time By Convenient Self Service .Alh- . 'V:-..J 55 sh 1:. r 55 1.7 53 E? g :45. . I GLORIA 'S RESTAURANT TRUCK STOP Complete Fountain Service Dinners - Lunches - Sandwiches On CCC Highway at Fields Erfel Road 6 miles north of Montgomery, Ohio WARD'S FLORIST 4208 Schenck Avenue Deer Pork--Sy. 8855 3071 Madison Rood Oukley--Mel . 7864 We grow our own flowers. We Service All Weddings Compliments of SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP FIREMEN SY 6011 Herber Keifh Leslie McNess Allen Smefhursf Captain Chief Assistant Chief Stanley Seiglo - 15f Lieutenant Charles Beckeff Walter Henley Cletus Oaks Cecil Daniels Robert E. Kellum Stephen Ranz '12 Henry Daniels Charles McConnaughey Pete Steve Eldridge Faulkner Earl McConnaughey Marvin Stevens ;; Dean Free Frederick McKenzie Anthony Wagner :4 Clarence A. Gray Paul McKinney Herschel R. Weaver f; Lawrence Hamilton Robert Moon Harold Wisenbough 19R ,. i3 105 :n 90:5 4-: J 5. nVr.-v 4M;'T w Compliments of IIBIIPEHAIIVE INDUSIHIES INE. Blue Ash, Ohio Complimenfs Compliments of SHARO N AUTO PARTS OF Kemper Road 3x Big 4 RR RICHARD R. BURG AND COMPANY PR 8144 Winslow Park SCOTT'S FRIENDLY SOHIO SERVICE A - I Lubrication-Pick Up and Delivery Road Servi ce 9786 Reading Road Reading, Ohio VA 9802 am... SOHIO W SYCAMORE 4121 Gecd 'lfaunq 4nd! Ja 0W CINCINNATI 27. OHIO SY 73 55 BllllllWlN'S BRIHIEHY for Finer Foods We Deiiver BIRDS EYEV rnosno ' mans 106 SPEEIM ENNIS Sycamore students are so busy. They have so many things to do. There are the Spring Concert, the Prom, the Athletic Banquet, Field Day, and even a Levi Leap! ltd like to go toschool ct Syca- , '7 ' MMMW l 55 r; mmM ,3! t ; E 5 Q 9f '. p$ .' u Combined Chorus With lnsfrumenfcl Ensemble M IHE SPRING CUNEHH Louise Stevens gives an app The Little Wormn Mr. Sontoro. reci afion gi ft to The Boys' Quartet presents i Food! Come and get it. M NH PlHlM Evan crowns the queen. In Line For supper. - Hm! It looks good. Mr. Denecke shows his appreciation For the gift from the team. H HAPPENED Joyce, Stan, Shirley, and Gordon admire 'rhe Sportsmanship Trophy. Did you make if, Donna? On your mark! Get set! Go! Mr. Denecke awards Jock his letter, while other track stars look on. They all danced cf the FareweH Dance. lASI SPRING Miss Ham and Mr. Turner sample the punch! Time out For refreshments! Janice and the mothers of the P. T. A. 96? ready to serve the cookies! 4 rm. It's in fhe Book 5 hold 0 pep The reacher AI SYCAMBHE I Homemade Pomes' ' 'r 0 There's something obou Sycamore Log'l Mrs. Goffhardf and her Story Telling Lady. mu HAP ' Couples enioyingo dance of the Levi Leap. Time out For refresh- ments. Jerry, Ernie, Jan and Shirley admire the Hul- Iowe'en decorations. AtKNIlWlHlBMENIS h h h Phofogrophy--Osborne Studios Speciai help on photographynMr. Carroll Ewald - Publisher--Myers 8: Company - Topeka, Kansas APPHHZIMHIN Much time and effort have been spent in trying 'ro make this year's annual one of Sycamore's best. Without fhe loyal support, however, of our advertisers, parents, teachers, and friends, this undertaking would not have been possible. Special thanks go to Mr. Carroll Ewald for fhe great inferesi he has taken in our book. We appreciate the many exfra hours he has given to help make our yearbook a success. MELI' . llttmid' 1mm: , nivhlv 1-: .--ur n uuu-uI-t- a'w :r .71, :rguil Pllllll ttflJNtt-ll BENHH J, x h x mumsng, x , 4K, .7 a s kw 31nd mm 4 T . 1 . e MADHATTERS $5! $6 . t . . e t t . vs ' ' ' ' 1 KRAZY KATZ Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Seaman give Georgie c1 blood transfusion. The Senior girls portrayed the past and the future of the women members of the Faculty. The glamour girts, the water boy, and the coach smile over their victory. ma, 5 The Bunny cheerleaders stand by as Georgie iumps high for the bull . WMWAim-i 1' .I w -. M - M: 7 ' . 7' '7 3- ' 1' vll'nC-A zgx-f'ik-x- kit'mddm SPEEIM HAPPENINGS Mary Ruby and Barbara Coffey weigh some sheets For the Burn D ressing Confest . The dentist is busy check- ing Teeth. 9 Mr. Denecke Lois Schneider June wa PaH'erson 0nd Nadine Edens are ready a a 1'0 leave In the new driver framing car. P; SCHUDL r1 STOr IE snIfEuw Mr. Turner looks of one 2' m- MWY Eggers Wayne . of his birthday presen'rs d Gerry . . $332: :1an receivlng 0t h'SSUrPriSEbIrthday r art . contributions for The March P y of Dimes campaign ' l. The Freshmen officers enjoy their ice cream. 2. The hockey team leaves for a game. 3. This is The correcf dance position. 4. The Home Ec class learns how to prepare meals and the correct way to set a Table. 5. How do you like my new scooter? 6. Don't cram foo hard For those exams. HERE TN 1. Many coUples enjoy the dancing in the gym class. 2. Nancy Riggs and Carl Hull ex- amine a lobster in Biology class. 3. Edward Butler and James Reese clean the stream table. 4. The students pass In the crowded halls between c1asses. 5. Theodore Butler dries the sHver- ware. 6, Gary and Brent Gorten take time out from their cleaning. I. Just we three. 2. Idon't believe it. 3. Do you take this WOMAN? 4. Because you're mine. 5. Sleppin' out with my baby. 6. Home. James. 7. Oh, happy dayl 8. Gert bet on Sycamore! 9. Hold that pose, Linda! 10. Sea who? 11. That Colgate smile. I2. Loveliest night of the year. 13. Eeny. Meeny, Miney, and mo. I4. Real gone! 15. Who won? 16. Our photographer standsby. 17. It'shalf-time. 18 Sillin' pretty. i9. Wish you were here. YEARIOOKS L W k , ;