Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

$ GD::--I::sr-'chDr-H:U-CJ I954 ycamore Published by Senior Class SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL Blue Ash, Ohio Co-Edifors Shirley Wi I Hams Don Painfer Business Managers I Shirley McBride Ann Ferris Art Editor Dick Hillis Make-up Barbara Jones Roberta Rieger Adviser Drusilla Hum t i i a u. A.- q l 5 I 1' I i i .m-em-i? slum um 3,353! m? ham L .3: .3 .4 u 4 As our curtain opens, we seethe mem- bers of the faculty and The sfudent body waiting To view The scenes of Hwe school year.Wifhoufy0U, our directors, our stars, our supporfing cost, our bit players, our extras, and our sfoge crew, this produc- tion would no? have been possible. U E D I C H T I 0 H The Class of '54 dedicates this edition ofl'he Syca- more lg to Mr. Walter Denecke. As our coach and athletic director, Mr. Denecke has stressed the importance of good sportsmanship to the play- ers and to the student body. He has also been our teacher and our Friend and has helped to make our work enjoyable while we were here at Sycamore High School . We trust that this year book will be a lasting memento to him. Coming .Aftracfiona Foreword Dedication Administration Stars Supporting Cast Seconds Bit Players Extras Stage Crew Scenes from the Main Act Bookings Action During Infermission Financial Backers Special Academy Awards 14 22 24 28 31 35 60 78 122 Q-Ur On with the show! The cusf is chosen. The audience is waiting. The sfoge is set. irecfec! lg? jacuffy GEORGE ACUS Industrial Arts, Coach;Football, Track; Mi- ami University. JUNE E. COWAN Art; Liverpool RegionaiCollege of Art, Eng- land. TREVA CROMWELL English; Indiana State Teachers College. CHESTER BARTLETT Industrial Arts, Science; University of To- ledo; University of Cincinnati. WALTER DENECKE Physical Education, Driver Training, Social Studies, Coach: Basketball, Baseball; Miami University; University of Cincinnati. MARY GOTTHARDT Engiish; Wooster College; Ohio State Uni- versity. DRUSILLA HAM Business Education; Miami University; De- troit Commercial C 0 11a ge ; University of Cincinnati; Northwestern University; Uni- versity of Wisconsin, ROY J. KENNEDY Social Studies; Miami University; Wilming- tonCollege; University OfCincinnati. A few of the lreuchers discus HPPHUVIHI Some of fhe men feac hers gt jacugy . ; DORIS KILE Home Economics; University of Cincinnati. :roblems whiie enjoying their lunch. DOROTHY LANCASTER Librarian; Berea College; University of Cin- Cinnati. GEORGE MART Business Education, Driver Training; Wilt mington College; Miami University; Uni- versity of Cincinnati, THE SBHIPT EDWARD SANTORO Music; Cincinnati College of Music; Uni- versity of Cincinnati; University ofChicago; Chicago Musical College;Chicago Institute of Art. MARY MALONE Physical Education; Hanover College. agefher for a Friendly chat. ALICE RICHARDSON English, Speech, and Math; Hardin-Sim- mons University; McMurry College; Uni- versity of Texas; Marquette University. KENNETH SEAM AN Science and Math, Counseling;w11mington College; University of Cincinnati. J. D. VAN HOUTEN Economic Geography, Science; Ohio State University;Wi1mingtonC 011ege;Miami Uni- versity; University of Cincinnati. ESTHER VAN HOUTEN Latin, Spanish, Consumer Economics, and Psychology; Wilmington College; Univer- sity of Cincinnati; University of Colorado; Indiana University. 52AM gum! A NW m-'W!9tm The members of the board examining the new libra- rycheck-out desk are as follows: Mr. Frank F . Ferris, II, Clerk; Mr. Walter Reuszer, Vice President; Mr. Richard Radubaugh; Mr. Robert E. Kellum; and Mr. Rc-Lert Kohankte, President. The check-out deskis a gift from the Ciass of '53. Mr. Ferris, Mr. Kellum, and Mr. Radabaughlook at the new television set, a gift of the Class of '52. Mr. Reuszer swears in Mr. KeHum and Mr. Roda- baugh, the two Sycamore graduates on the board. The President and the Clerk 90 over the business before the meeting . Mrs. Parroff, a Former president, installs Mrs. Louis Lofz, Historian; Mrs. Roy Woodward, Presi- dent; Mrs. George ManueI, Corresponding Sec- refary;c1nd Mrs. Neil Gushursf, Treasurer. Mrs. Frank Ferris, Vice President, and Mrs. Wheeler Owens, Membership Chairman, discuss ways of getting new members. New members, as well as old, enjoy Square Dancing and refreshments. Sfarring you e eniord As our stars Finish fheir Final Training, they are ready 1'0 participate in another and greater production, the pageant, nOur Future. They have had many engager menfs, such as the class rings, senior pic- tures, the trip to Washington, and the grand finale, Commencement CLASS OFFICERS TQasurer . . . . . . . Betty Doon Secretary. . . . . . Gail Chambers Vice- President. . . Shirley Wiliioms Presidenf . Ann Ferris eniord BARBARA A. BLANEY Intramurals 3, 4;G. A. A. 3,4;Keyhole 3; Pep Club 4; English High, Lynn, Massachu- setts 1, 2. CHARLES APKE Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Annual 4; Vis ual Aids 4; Auto Mechanics Club 3. GAIL CHAMBERS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4;Girls'Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4;C1ass Treasurer 2,3; Class Secretary 4; Girls' Hockey T e a m 2 , 3 , 4: Girls'Basketball RUTH DAVIDSON Team 1, 2- 3FGiI15' Volleyball Keyhole 4; Annual 4; Deer Park Team l,2,3,4; Girls'SoftbalI High 1,2,3. Team 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Keyhole 1, 2, 3, 4; Keyhole Edi- tor 4; Annua14; G. A. A, 1,2, 3, 4. HAROLD BELCHER F0 or b all 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Annua14; Hi Y 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; Varsity Lenexmen'sClub 3, 4. JACK C ARLISLE Intramurals 1, 3; Ann 14; ' ; BARBARA CLONTZ ua H1 Y 2 G mn sti 4;A t ' 1 Mixed Chorus 1; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; y a CS HOMEChamCSC Uh 3. Intramurals 8; Keyhole 3, 4;Annua1 4. EDWARD BUTLER Track 1; Annual 4. BETTY DOAN MixedChorus l, 3; Girls' GleeC1ub 2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 4,- Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Hockey Team 2, 3, 4-; Girls'Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Softball 1,2; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. l, 2. 3, 4:8801'etaly 1, Representative ; , 3, 4,- Keyhole 3; Annual 4; PepClub , 4. eniord ARLINE FELDHAUS Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Cheerleade! 2;Girls' H ockey Team 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball Team 1, 2,3, 4; Girls' Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; 1 GirIs' SoftbaHTeaml,2,3,4; G. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Sports Manager 4;Pla.y Prompter 3; Keyhole 3; An- nual 4; Pep Club 4-; lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOE DAVENPORT Mixed Chorus 1,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals l, 2, 3; Annual 4; Chef's Club 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Photography 3, SUE FARIS Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader. 3,4; Girls' Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Volleyball Team 1,2, 3, 4; Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4-: T r e a s u: e r 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Student Council 2, 4; Keyhole 2, 3; Annual4; PepClnb 4, ANN FERRIS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Instrumental Group 1.23.4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Class President 4;C1ass Secretary 2, 3; Girls' Hoc- key Team 2, 3, 4;Girls' Basketball'ream 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls'Volleyball Team 1,2, 3,4;11'1- tramurals l, 2, 3, 4-; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Social Chairman 4; Keyhole 2, 3; Annual Co-Busi- ness Manager 4; Pep Club 4. GARY GARTEN Football 1: Basketball 2; Track 2, 4; Annual 4; Intrammals 2, 3; Gymnastics 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. g, ROY DIXON Junior Play 3; Keyhole 3:A11nual 4. GAIL ESC HENBACH Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls'Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,- Girls' Softball Team 1; G.A,A. 1, 2, 3; Keyhole 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Annual 4. JOHN FISHER FGOtball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Annual 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4. PEGGY HANSON Girls' Hockey Team 4; Girls' Bas- ketball Tzam 3,4; Girls' Volley- ballTeam 3, 4; Girls ' Softball Team 3, 4;Intramurals 3, 4;G. A. A; 3,4;Keyhole 3, 4; Annual 4; Sum- mertownHigh, Sum mertown, Tennessee 1, 2. DAVID GUSHURST MixedChorus 4; Boys' G1eeC1ub4; Junior Play Stage Manager 3, 4; Disc Jockey 4; Annual Photographer 4; Photography Club 3. ROSE HADDEN Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Glee Club 4;Track 1;Girls' Hockey Team 2; Keyhole 4, FRANK HALL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 3; Baseball 2, 3,4; In- tramurals l, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letter men's Club 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4. C ARL GILLAND Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' GleeClub 4; Football 4; Track 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4; Chef's Club 4; Auto Mechanics Club 3. BETTY HUNTEMAN Girls' BasketballTeam 1, 2, 3;Girls'Volley- ball Team 2, 3; Girls' Softball Team 2,3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4;Jun- in: Play Business Manager 3; Keyhole 3,4; Annual Co-Subscription Ma na ger 4; Red Cross 2, eniord KENNETH HANSON Junior Play 3; Visual Aids 4; Auto Mechanics 3; Summertown High, Summertown, Tennessee 1,2, MARY JAKE Mixed Chorus 2; Girls' Glee Club 2;Girls'Basketba11 Team 2; Intra- murals 1, 2; G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Representative 3; Junio r Play 3; Keyhole 2,3, 4; Annual Co-Sub- scription Manager 4, JOAN HARTLEY Keyhole 3, 4;Annual 4;?hotography 3. DICK HILLIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4;Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Artist 4; Varsity Letter- men's Club 3, 4, CARL KELLY Basketball 2, 3; Annual 4; Gymnas- tics 4; Intramurals 2, 3, EVELYN JONES Photography 3. BARBARA JONES Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Assistant Business Manager 3; Keyhole l, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. DAVID KESSLER Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Hiv Y 4; Photography 3, ROGER PERKINS 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MCBRIDE age: 4; Keyhole 3, 4, eniord MixedChorus l, 2;C1assVice Presi- den: 2; Cheerleader 1, 2; Girls' Hockey Team 2; Girls' Basketball Team 1;Intramurals l, 2, 3-,G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; C lass Representative 2; Football 1;Baseball 1; Annual 4;Chef'sC1ub Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Girls'Softball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3; G.A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3-, Annual Co-Business Man- 19 JAMES MATHIS Track 3; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; H? Y 4, GLENDA MASON Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3; Girls' Track 2; Girls' Volleyball Team 1 2, 3, 4;Girls'50ftba11Team 2,3,4; 2 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, . 4;Keyh01e 3, 4; StudentCouncil 4; 2 Junior Play 3; Annual 4. ; W DON PAINTER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Boys' Glee Club 4;.Footba11 1; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Junior Play 3; Annual Co-Editor 4; Gymnastics Club 4; Photography 3; VarsityLettermen's Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, JOYCE MCFADDEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1; 2, 3,4;Girls' HockeyTeam3;Girls' Volley- ball Team 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,- G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Keyhole 3, 4. JAN REED Basketball 1, 2. 3,4; Track 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class President 1,3; Student Council 1; Keyhole 3, 4; Chef's Club 4; Hi-Y 3; Va:- siry Letterman's Club 3, 4. eniord RUTH SHIVELY Mixed Chorus 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Girls'Volleyball Team 2, 3; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;G. A. A. 2, 3; Keyhole 3, 4; Annual 4. MARY MILES Annua14; Home EC. Club 4. HOWARD ROBBINS Annual 4; Visual Aids 4; Photogra- BILL THESING Phy Club 3- MixedChorus4;Boys' GleeClub 4; Basketball Manager 2; Intramurals ROBERTA REGER 1, 2, 3, 4; Keyhole 3, 4; Annual 4; Intramurals 3; Junior Play 3; KCY' Chef's C lub 4; Auto Mechanics hole 3,4; Annual 4; Our Lady of Club 3. Angels High 1, 2. NORMAN SHUMARD Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Boys' Glee Club 4:Basketba11 Manager 3mm- ior Play 3; Visual Aids 4; Hi-Y 3; Varsity Letterman's Club 3, 4;Pho- tography Club 3. FAYE SUMNER Keyhole 3; Annual 4; Home Ec. Club 3,4. JACKIE TARTER Junior Play 3; Keyhole 3,4: An- nua14; Pep Club 4; Norwood High 1, 2. ,.ap. Miss Humund Mr. Den- ecke, Senior advisers, dis- cuss the pians for the Wash- ington trip. WAYLON THOMPSON Mixed Chorus 1; Boys' Glee Club 2; Track 3; Auto Mechanics Club 3; Visual Aids 4; Annual 4. STERLING WHITT Visual Aids 4; Photography Club 3; Annual 4. MARY TONEY SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Mixed Chorus 1; Girls ' Hockey Team 4; Girls' Basketball Team 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. Reporter 4; Keyhole 3, 4; Annual 4:1ntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED WOODRUFF Annual 4; Visual Aids 4; Home Ec. Club 4: Old Woodward High 1,12. LAURENCE WOODWARD Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Base- ball Manager 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Photographer 4; Red Cross 2; Varsity Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3. eniom Mixed Chorus 1, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,3,4; Class Vice-President 3,4; Girls' Hockey Team 2; Intra- murals 1, 3, 4; G. A. A, 1, 2., 3, 4; Representative 4; Keyhole 3; Pep Club 4,- Annual Co-Editor 4. Cowl ting Mr P u 3 -,--n I':-.J.P M1616??? faddmen Oursupporfing cast, ?he underclass- men, review the highlights of the past years here a? Sycamore. Their maior in- terests, how'ever, lie in the Future when they, as Seniors, will be starring. ii $COHJ5 Here we see the Juniors, seconds today, stars tomorrow. Theyare playing their roles, major and minor parts, as they are called upon. They stage the magazine subscription campaign and the Junior ll play; they sell candy and do many other things to earn money For their major production of the year, the From. junior Cfadd szi'cem Jackie Greene . . . . Treasurer t Gerry Rosch . . . .Vice-President Jesse Zimmerman . . . President Shirley Henry . . . . Secretory X Miss Kile, Mr. Acus, and Mr. Seaman discuss programs For the prom. Betty Ande rson Tommy Anderson Pat Annis Dawn Arwood Dale Ashcroft Earleen Baumann Daniel BiH Jerry Blusf Gerry Broughfon Robert Brown Kenneth Burdge Theodore Butler guniord Avalon Bufrrom George Cope hor'r James Carter Jackie Clendenen Joyce Conley Lois Duly Elaine Diemer Pai' Dotson Mary Eggers Tom French Brent Garfen Eugene Gormon Jackie Greene Gloria Grefher Doris and Mary sell a program f0 Roger, while John watches. Clayton Lear Bobby Manuel Edward Marshall Joyce Mathis Marlene Maxfieid John McCune Bob McFarland Gail McKinney Jean Mefford Paul Murdock Bob Osborne Jim Osborne Richard Hadley Carl Hall Shirley Henry Wendell Herrin Jerry Hobbs Jane Hormon Sandra Huson Pct Jackson Donna JohnSOn Doris Jones Mary Alice Jones Janice Kiser Diane Kuertz Janei- Kunze uniord STHBf SHU Marvin Edwards Bennie Pugh juniors Louise Stevens Donna Sfrawser Patsy Toler Shelby Toney Pete Truux Clarence Weddell Beulah Wellmcn Mary Pch Audrey Potter Gene PoH's Gerry Rasch Nancy Riggs Norma G. Rounfree Mary Ruby Maridel Sonna Joyce Schoffner Joyce Schuler Harry Sefgla Dorothy Sisco Susie White Garth Whm Jerry Williams Don Williamson Ed Woerner Algn Woods Jesse Zimmerman Wanda Adams Shirley Alcorn James Allphin Danny Anderson G1endo Anderson Clifton Ashcroft Barbara Bailey Donald Barnes Mary Barnes Phil Bauer Cecil Bishop Sarah Blevins Homeroom teachers: Ruth Bobo - EveJyn Brennemunn BIT Jerry BurweH Donald Butler SPAOMOPQJ Kay Capeharf Bob Cover'r Dallas Daniels Walter, Judy and Phyllis Find gossip- Arfie Dods ing fun. Geraldine Dotson Jean Easley Joe Fahrenclorf Walter Feldhaus Lyn Ferris Terry Fox Paui French Louis Frobe Harold Hamblin Hilda Hanson Susan Harfer Zeffc: Herrin Sherry Hess Bruce Higgins Sonia Horton Imogene Hoskins Gary Hubbard Ed Hunter Arvie Johnson Judy Jones Richa rd Jones Richard Kirksey WW M0 , MFS. Richardson LOUise Lamb and Mr. Van Houten Ba rba ra Lawson PLHUEHS 221?:W Pat Lofz $PA omored Sue Lovell Ronald Lucke Rosella Mays CLASS OFFICERS Marietta McBride Leroy McDowell President Jim MCNUH Wayne Zimmerman Marvin Meadors Vice-Presidenf Patsy Meqdors GIendu Anderson John Miller Ernestine Morris Secretary Janice Neeley Terry Fox Treasurer Don Niehous Al'c Thom on Moiorie Noland I e PS Fred Patterson PhyH is Patterson Beffy Payne Bill Rasch QCJ Paul Reddish J Richu rd Reese Betty Rieger Carol Riegie Hilda Riesenberg Dorothy Robinson Robert Roby Mary Scott Ronnie Siegler Alyce Silvia f STHGE snu Howard Smith Walter Smith Maudello Brice Herbie Cain Joanne DeMario WiIIiam Koger Raymond Mock ! S A Tom McDowell if 0,0 amored Dennis Murdock Vera Lou Sfesch Harold Stevens Gene Tegeder L 9 Leroy Sowder Charlene Thesing Jo Ann Thompson Alice Thompson Melvin Thompson k' Jorene Waddy Sandra Warren Dennis Weber Shirley Wells Lois Whifton Jo Ann Wilson Juliette Woodruff Wayne Zimmerman Beulah Adams Alice Anderson Barbara Anderson Randal Anderson Carolyn Armsfrong Jim Arwood Jerry Babb Richard Bailey Philip Bake Geneva Ball Ronald Barker Elaine Bause CIDZDSdem Mrs. Goffhardf, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Bartlett, and Miss Van Houten, homeroom teachers, becomeac- quoinfed with a new Friend. gredAmen OFFICERS Vice-Presidenf . . Elaine E de n5 , Leomu Barbara Anderson Thompson, James Dotson Secretary-Treasurer and David Gammon DeanWiIliums selecfbooks from the Tab President . . . Book Club. Ruiph Fussner Louise Beull Mary Beasley Gail Beckett Don Belcher Don Beverly Shirley Bill Shirley Boyaff Leslie Brinson Rosetta Briscoe Carol Butler Helen Bufler Judy Capehort Charles Carter Joe Chaney William Clark Judy Coffey Wanda Copeland Barbara Cox Jeanne Cummings Ralph Delk David DeRonde James Dotson PedAmen Denver Drake Nathaniel Easley Elaine Edens Shirley Emily Elaine Evans Dean Faulkner Donald Ferris Bob French Ralph Fussner Michae1 Gaeb David Gammon Beniamin Georgelis Joyce Gilmour Margaret Grefher George Hadden Ronnie Holl Rosa Harris Sonic: Hatfield Constance Heckman Theodore Hedges Lillian Hodge Pof Jackson Mike Jake Charles Johnson Maxine Johnson Warren Johnston Donald Jones Roland Jorgensen Wayne Kelly Larry Kelley Sylvia King Robert Kohunkie Hazel Krebs Dorothy Kuntz Rodney Kunfz jredAmen Roger Ledford Carol Lewis Geraidine Lewis Edna Bell Love Freido Lovell Susan Lumley Joan Mason Roy Myers Gertrude Noesing Ernest Ohlhauser Rufh Pfou Carol Piersall Albert Poynfer Barbara Rodabuugh Sue Radabaugh Bob Kunze Aurbon Lamb Thomas Lcugle Beverly Rankin Ronnie Rankin Robert Richardson William Riegle Nancy Robbins Terry Russell J. W. Sallee Glenna Schmidi George Scull gredllmen Russell Sears Loia Seiglo George Seitz Phillip Sexton Jerry Sporing Julia Sfeddom Joan Steinkamp Leomo Thompson Roger Tillofson Bobby Toney Judi'rh Traud Wilma Jo Vanover Boyd Weddell Lois Arm Woddy Paul Warren Moriiyn Wellman STHGE SHU Raymond Whiflock Sam Bach Alberta Whifson Mary DeMaria Jock Whifson Martha Hammond Dean Williams Morris Jenkins Eddie Lewis Harold Meece Eula Gay Miller Rosemary Wilson Patricio Winningham Judy Womack Jim Yeager Marjorie Shepherd Mr. Freud and granddaughter, Nancy, J fake down the Flag after school . Mrs. Hufford and Mrs. Egbert prepare our school lunches each day. .5261 9 rew 9 Mrs. Blackerby is busy answering the telephone. Our bus drivers: Mr. Seaman, Mr. Denecke. Mr. Man, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. MacKnight, Mr. Benhase, Mr. Garten, and Mr. Paine get together for a picture. NOT IN PICTURE: Mr. Booker. Mr. Paine and Mr. Sfegmeir put gas info the school's Iiffle red truck. Herbert Cain watches Jimmy Athin and Elaine suascdl Diemer use the pencil machine. 655 m w : Joyce Schuler demonstrates the new fire alarm system to Ray Whit- lock, Don Barnes, and Joan Hart- ley. 742w SEER ed Zetta Herrin gives Mr. Turner :1 Red Cross announcement to be made over the P. A. system. Em ' aw:- :: . Mr. Greene and Lois Whiffon tryout the new tennis courfs. 77m Scan ed Mary Barnes gives Mrs. BIackerbysome money +0 keep in the safe. All The students are proud of our new, spac- ious parking Iof. Don Niehous enjoys a cokewhile Don Painf- 'er Fillsournew machine. Mr. Denecke teach- es Gail Chambers, Charles Apke, Shirley Williams, Gary Garfen, and Glenda Mason fhe best way To sfcy olive. Scened gram The home economics sfudenfs work happily In their kitchen. Miss Van Houten shows her Spanish class the Mexican period- icos. Bob French, Ken Lewis, George Hudden, and Ben Georgelis Find shop class Fun. :nulun II u n: a a : u Ae Wain J46! Miss Cowan helps make art a hobby. Ruth Davidson, Barbara Clonfz, and Barbara Bluney find the adding machines and the electric type- wri'rer a challenge. The corridors prove fo be the best place to geHogether at noon. litmm J44; K Time out For some good W books from the school Book- mobile. Waiting To get info the phone booth seems abif boring fo Tommy Anderson. Sycamore disc- iockeys, Roger Tillot- son, Dave Gushurst, and Judy Jones are found spinning the platter. getween J46t5 It is evident that the coke machine gets a good workout. Noon always showsa busy time in the gym. -L!Trmr ware? 35mm 0?? E 41m- Bin School begins! Cheerleaders elected. First Football game. I 07:13 Senior rings arrive. 3 Library assembly. 3'7 Annual advertising campaign 1.015;: begins. 553';- World Series on television. First Annual staff meeting. UBTUBEH Election of Annual officers. G.A.A. hayride. P.T.A. square dance. Senior pictures taken. Bonfire and pep rqlly. Student Councii elections. G.A,A. initiation. G.A.A. Levi Leap. HUVEmBEB Election Day. Coke machine arrives. Armistice Day--no school! G.A.A. swimming parfy. SEPTEMBER . Ma Subscription campaign For the Annual opens. G.A.A. Turkey Trot. Studenf Council Talent Show. First Annual shipment goes in. DEUEmBEH Firs? basketball game! We won! Junior Class play-- Fun on the Run. Music classes give Christmas program. Senior pictures arrive. G.A.A. Christmas dance. Homeroom decorating contest. Christmas vacation begins December 24. JHHUHHU Buck 10 school on the 4th. Student Council Homecoming. G.A.A. Ice Skating party. Seniors choose announcements. Exams! Ugh! G.A.A. Roller Skating party. Annual photographer makes unofher trip. Polio Benefit. wmz-Iaaw 0:62-1:56: FEBHUHRU Junior and Senior boys go to G .M . Third and fourth Annual shipments go in. Drama ConvocationnU .C. Valentine's Day. Oscar ends the subscription campaign for the Annual . Washington's birthday--no school! Last basketball game. WHHGH Shakespeare gift performanceuMiami. Book truck makes another visit. Last Annual shipment goes In! Basketball tournament. St. Patrick's Day again. Baseball practice begins. HPHH April Fool's Day! Pop Concert. Junior-Senior Prom. Easier vacation. P.T.A. minsfrel show. Pre-scholarship Tests. Carl MasIOWSki speaks. mnu Schoklrship tests at Miami. Seniors go to Washington. Hamihon County Field Meet. G.A.A. Mofher-Daughfer Banquet. Annuals arrive. Hooray! .Senior Field Day. Junior Class get their rings. Memoria! Day. JUNE Exams! Baccalaureate ceremonies. Commencement. Good-by, Sycamore! Last day of school! So long! :SCZD-dCD: Everyone here at Sycamore partic- ipates in The sporfs program whether he is a spectatorora player. Each one plays his part well and shares in the glory of winning or the disuppoinfmenf of losing. Good sportsmanship and feam-work go hand in hand in build- ing better men and women of the future. SYCAMORE FOOTBALL Sep'rember September October October October October October November November November 18 25 2 9 16 23 29 SCHEDULE 1953 Campbell Co. Sharonville Mt. Healthy Loveland Anderson Colerain Terrace Park Taylor Harrison Madeira ynoler tlw Bob Brown Wayne Zimmerman ngOingAtd Jesse Zimmerman CHEERLEADERS: Wanda Adams, Betty Dean. Sue Fans, and Jane Herman Harold Hambl in COACHES: Mr. Davis Mr. Acus f 300$ FIRST ROW: Don Belcher. Jerry Burwell. Ronald Lucke, William Riegle, Richard Bailey, Herbert Cain, Robert Covert, EdWard Lewis, Terry Russell. and Don Jones. SECOND ROW: Cari Gilland, Bob Manuel, Dallas Daniels. Carl Hall, Harold Belcher, Ed Hunter, Howard Smith, Phillip Sexton. and Harry Seigla. THIRD ROW: Harold Hamblin, Bill Clark. Paul Murdock, Frank Hall, Dick Hillis, Wayne Zimmerman. Bobby Brown, Jesse Zimmerman, and Gene Tegeder. .. imamlw . There's real school spirif when the crowd cheers for u roucthWn. ... . . w n a... .... E... I a .3 ... .,...w...., .3? Evan 1...:- . n 7:. .- . H. n.4,. e............ .......f:....-... .. . 5.5.. . a .5 f: . You'd think fhaf put- ting on a pair of shoes was hard work. Aeardafd IQ The Sycamore footbaH team dis- plays H5 talent on the new practice Field. E ZimlwlAaf 1. - ,vw TEAM: Jan Reed, Jesse Zimmerman, Gene Potts, Paul Murdock, Frank Hall, Coach Waller Denecke, Jerry Hobbs, Walter Smith, Bob Mc- Farland, Edward Marshall, Ralph Fussner, Dick Jones. CHEERLEADERS: Sue: Faris, Gerry Rasch, Betty Dean, Jane Herman. Jackie Greene, our scorekeeper, cholks up another basket for Sycamore. 50 HHST STRING Junior 1111145in Walt h unnum- I I u n I - EIBIIH: u ..-.---..n I. I'll..- KNEELING: Wayne Zimmerman, Dave DeRondE, Walter Smith, Jerry Hobbs, D011 Ferris, Howard Smith, Clayton Lear. STANDING: Harold StevenyManager, Artie Duds, George Madden, Marvin Mcadors, Coach-Walter Denecke, Sonny Poynter, Aurbie Lamb, Bob Covert, Don NichaurManager, CHEERLEADERS: Barbara Anderson, Wanda Adams, Lyn Ferris, Junior validity gajAetgaff Terry Fox, Reserves Bring Home Honors As Hamilton County Champs .mm L. '4. .gugn . Jesse Is at bcf, while Harry, Jon, and Dick proche catching. FIRST ROW: Allie Dods, Bob Covert, Jan Reed, Don Painter, Dick Jones, Harry Seigla, Phil Bauer. Jack Greene, Manager. SECOND ROW: Walter Denecke-Coach, Ralph Fussner, Howard Smith, Gene Potts, Frank Hall, Bob McFarland, Jesse Zimmerman, Dallas Daniels. 1.3259461? 36164 The boys get in position for a fcsf sfclrf. FIRST ROW: Ed Marsha 11, Jerry Hobbs, Jan Reed, Ben Pugh, Carl Hall, Dick Hillis, Frank Hall, Phil Sexton, and Ronald Lucke, SEC- OND ROW: Ed Woerncr, Leroy Sow- der, Sam Bach, HarrySeigla, Mar- vin M e adors , BobKunze, Billy Clark, J. W. Sallee, and Clifton Ashcraft, THIRD ROW: Ron Rankin, Phil Bake, Dean Faulkner, Tom Laugle, Don Niehaus, Dennis Weber, Ray Mack, Robert Kohan- kie, Terry Russell, and ML AcuSV a The track team keeps in con- diHon by doing colisfhenics. 1 Mr. Acus and Clifton Ash- croft demonstrate the proper position foriumpinghurdles. BOARD: S. Faris, H. Riesenberg, A Fcldhaus, A. Ferris, E, Dean, L, Beall, W, Adams, M. Toncy, S. Toney, G. Rasch, S. Williams, Z, Hcrrin, D Williams, M, Eggers, Hockey, basketball, and bowling are three of the intramural sports offered to the members OF G .A.A. AH the girls musfhave physical check- ups before they participate in fennis, volleyball, golf, or any of the other sports sponsored by G .A.A. GlRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Jane Herman, ShelbyToney, Betty Doan, Diane Kuertz, ArlineFeldhaus, Donna Strawser, Mary Toney, Janet Kunze, Arm Ferris, Gerry Rasch, Peggy Hanson, Sandy Huson, and Mrs, Malone. NOT .911 ferchofadh'c garb, gadlzelgaf GIRLS' RESERVE BAS- KETBALL TEA M A FIRST ROW: Jud y Traud, Betty Rieger, Lyn Ferris,Glenda Anderson, Sonia Hap field. SECOND ROW: Hilda Riesenberg, Kay Capehart, C alhie Lind, Terry Fox, Hilda Hanson, and Mrs. Ma- lone. Beulah, Mary, and Louise fry For Cl bull 's-eye. Umpire Ann keeps a close watch on Betty, while Arline catches. jn ferchofadlic arid P HOCKEY TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT. KNEELING: Mary Toney, Donna Sirawser. Hilda Riesenberg. Sue Faris, and Betty Doan. STANDING: Arline Fcldhaus, Diane Kuertz, Gerry w Rasch.Beulah Wellman. LynFur- ris, Ann Ferris, Gail Chambers. 1 aind Mrs. Malone. I! n lll'll jntermiddion The members of the Sycamore cost do not spend all of their time working on the main production. They take Time out For relaxing or intermission. They enioy such oc- Hvities as clubs, class plays, the school newspaper, the yearbook, and music. and Jack Greene. Sandy Husou, Jim NOT . Louise Stevens, Donna Strawser, and Bob Manuel. ride! Sauna. Jane Herman Mrs. Richardson. David Gushurst. borne, Ma George. Capehart, T AND STAGECREW, FRONT ROW: Bob Os Norma Roumree, S T A N DING , LEF T TO RIGHT: Geny Bmughton. Fa la Tmax, Jerry Blusl, Janet Kunze, Marvin Edwaxds. a Zimmerman. 37 f? n on lAe lean JUNIOR PLHU CAS Osborne. IN PICTURE: less Jerry watches while jane, Jackie, and Sandy emonsfrofe fh Hop. e Bunny fXdunf Sadie SAooh Me WrLd SEHIUH PLHU THUUUTS T HOS E W HO TRIED OUT; Gail Chambers, Jackie Tartar, Barbara Jones, Mary Jake, Mary Toney, Glenda Mason, Roberta Rieger, Shirley Williams, Barbara Clomz, Arm Ferris, Betty Hunteman, Shir- ley McBride, Peggy Hanson, Larry Woodward, Don Painter, Carl Gil- 1and,N0rman Shumard,Joe Daven- port, David Gushurst, Roy Dixon, and Miss Van Houten--Director. NOT IN PICTURE: David Kessler. Gail Chambers, Ed- itor, and Associate Editors, Jean Mef- Ford, Gerry Brough- ton, and Bob Ko- honkie, discussplcns for future editions. Louise Stevens, Business Manager checks her records with Advertising Chairmen, Diane Kuertz and Joyce Schottner. JGM Typists, Glenda Mason and Barbara Jones are working on the copy For the printer. Gail gives an assignment to Potty Lotz, while Mary Jake and Joe Fohrendort woitfor theirs. Jan Reed, Sports Editor, talks over some of the news with Bill Thesing, Bob Manual, and Jackie Greene, his assistants, and the photographer, Harry Seigla. Mme M, Gaeb, G. Chambers, F. Brennemann, V4 Slesch, J, Mcfford, P, Annis, Mrs, Cromwe11,J. Herman, S, Toney, M, Sauna, L Schotmer, D. Kucrtz, G. Brough- ton, S. White, M. Pfau, P. Patterson, G. Mason, M. Toney, S. McBride, B. Jones, M, Jake, J. Schuler, I-I Seigla, B. Wellman, G. McKinney, M Ruby, T. Fox, 8. Emily, J, Wilson, W, Adam, B. Manual, B. Thesing, P, Truax, D. Jones, L. Ferris, P, Lotz, G, Eschenbach, I. Capehart, P. Hodge, S. Hatfield, P. Hanson, B. Rieger, M, Maxfield, I. McFadden, J. Tarter, G. Grethur, J. KL set, I. Greene, J. Fahrendorf, I. Clandenen, L, Stevens, B. Kohankie, B Hume- man, L. Whitton, SENIOR ADVERTISING COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: 8 Williams A Ferris M Toney, A Feldhaus J. Hartley,B C10mz,R Davidson SECOND ROW: 6 Ganen B Blaney, F Sumner B. Jones,M Jake, S McBride I. Tamer THIRD ROW: R. Hadden, M, WoodmffE B, Hunteman G Eschenbach R Rieger, P Hanson, B. Doan, G. Cham- bers, D. Painter. FOURTH ROW: N, Shumard, DA Kessler, R, Shively,G. Mason. FIFTH ROW: D. Gushurst,BE Thes- ing, C. Apke, J, Fisher, 3. Faris, WA Thompson. SIXTH ROW: 8. Whirl, R, Perkins, H, Robbins, C, Gilland, J. Davcnme Roy gets hinfs from staff artist, Dick Mary and Betty, subscription chairmen, balance The books. BSCRIBE OR THE Miss Hum, yearbook adviser, gives co-edifors, Shirley Williams Our pho to grc: ph ers , Larry and Don Painter, some help on yearbook planning. Woodward, Harry Seigla, and Dave Gushursf, prepare to take some pictur85 Co-Business Monogers I Ann 5 camore Ferris and Shirley McBride, check over the advertising 0? IiSTS. STAFF MEETINGJURST ROW: B. Dean, 5. Fans, A. Ferris, M. Jake, B, Jones SECOND ROW: R. Rieger, M. Toney, A, Feld- haus, G. Chambers, D. Painter, S. Williams, Miss Ham. G. Eschenbach, B Clomz, P. Hanson. THIRD ROW: D. Gushurst, B, Huntsman, G Mason, S. McBride, F, Sumner, I. Tamer. v FRONT ROW: Vera Stesch, Lyn Ferns, Joan Mason, Jean Mefford, Glenda Mason, Louise Stevens, Sue Paris, STAND- ING; HildaRiesenberg, LeomaThompson, RondalAnderson, David DeRonde, Frank Hall, Don Williamson, Don Painter, Artie Dods, Nancy Riggs, Mr. Turner, 5320161211! Councif Sfudent Council officers: Don Puinfer-Presidenf, Louise Sievens-Vice-Fresidenf, Hilda Riesenberg-Secrefcry Treasurer, check the Consti- quon . ibmma cm FRONT ROW: C. Lewis, G. Beckett, M. Hammond, E. Bailey. SECOND ROW: L Cummings, S, Huson, M. Eggers, D. Strawser. THIRD ROW: P. Slater, E, Diemer, L, Seigla. FOURTH ROW: C. Heckman, S. Henry, F. Jackson, W. Vanover, S. King, Miss Van Houten. FIFTH ROW: J. Traud, R. Wilson, J. Steddom. 971345, girl; jio LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Faris, S. Williams, A. Ferris, L. Stevens, B. Blarney, P. Patterson, 5'. Kunze, M. Pfau, B. Doan, Mr. Santoro, FIRST ROW: 8. Thesing, C. Gilland, N. Shumard, D. Gushurst, P, Bauer, J, Davenport, D. Painter, L. Woodward, Mr. Sanmm, goyd , CAorud ancl Qirgi, CAoruJ FIRST ROW; Mr. Santoro, P. Aunis, B. Dean, J. Steddom, J. Schottner, D. Kuertz, B. Radabaugh, S. Lumley, S. Paris, E, Love, J, Woodruff, SECOND ROW: 5, White, M. Hammond, E. Brennemann, G. Chambers, G. Beckett. C. Butler, M. McBride, H. Butler, P. Patterson, M. Pfau, C Lewis. THIRD ROW: 5 Hatfield, S. Horton,H. Han- son, J. Kunze, K. Capehart, 8, Wells, A. Silvia, G. Schmidt, T. Fox, I. McFadden, P, Slater. FOURTH ROW: L. Beall, L Sievcns, B. Iones, G Eschenbach, W, Adams, L. Ferris, L. Whitton, B, Cox, Bl Rankin, A. Ferris, S. Williams, I, SchulerA FRONT ROW: P. Annis, B. Dean, I, Steddom, I. Schotmer, D. Kuertz, D Painter, Mr, Samoro, B, Radabaugh, S. Lumley, S, Faris, E. Love, I. Woodruff. SECOND ROW: S. White, M. Hammond, E. Brennemann, G, Chambers, G Beckett, C. Bmler, B. Thesing, L Woodward, P. Bauer, M. McBride, H, Butler, P, Patterson, IvL Pfau, C, Lewis. THIRD ROW: S. Hatfield, 5, Horton, H. Hanson, I. Kunze, K, Capehart, N, Shumard, D, Gushurst, S. Wells, A, Silvia, G. Schmidt, T, Fox, J, McFadden, P. Slaterl FOURTH ROW: L. Beau, L, Stevens, B. Jones, G. Eschenbach, W, Adams, L. Ferris, CV Gilland, J Davenport, L, Whitton, B, Cox,BA Rankin, A Ferris, S. Williams, J. Schuler, FRONT ROW: B, Covert, Mr, Santoro. SECOND ROW: H. Stevens, P. French, R Ledford, D, Faulkner, B, Kunze, D Weber, D. DeRonde, THIRD ROW: A. Ferris, DA Barnes, P. Reddish, J, Arwood, A PoynLeL ii 3 :i FRONT ROW: Louise Stevens, Shirley Henry, Shirley Williams, Ann Ferris, Gerry Rasch, Diane Kuertz, Jane Horman, Betty Doan, Donna Strawser, Wanda Adams, Sonja Horton, Lois Whimm. SECOND ROW: Barbara Blarney, Lola Seigla, Connie Heckman, Lyn Ferris, Terry Fox, Pat Lotz, Mary Toney, Arline Feldhaus, Evelyn Brennemamn, Vera Stesch, Carol Riegle. THIRD ROW: Gail Eschenbach, Sandy Huson, Alberta Whitson, Dean Williams, l'udy Jones, Louise Be- an, Elaine Edens, Barbara Anderson, Phyllis Patterson, Norma Ronntree. FOURTH ROW: Alyce Silvia, GlennaSchmidr, Sue Lovell, I-Iilcfa Riesenberg, Betty Riegex. Randal Anderson, Norman Shumard, Howard Robbins, Ted Butler, Harry Seigla, Bill Riegle, Sterling Whitt, Dorothy Sisco, Mildred Woodruff, Mr. Mart, Waylon Thompson, Charles Apke. CLUB MEMBERS IN PICTURE: Gerry Lewis, Susan Lumley, Joan Mason, Rosa Harris, Lois Waddy, Martha Hammond, Sue Harter, Barbara Radabaugh, Glenda Anderson, Zetta l-Iern'u, Beverly Rankin, Sue Radabaugh, Mrs. GoLLhardL, Rosetta Briscoe. 1e unior lea! Crow CLUB MEMBERS IN PICTURE: Ruth Pfau, Shirley Boyatt, Shirley Bill, Elaine Bause, Miss Van lieuten, Joyce Gilmour, Beulah Adams, Freida Lovell, MargaretGrether, Elaine Evans' Wanda Copeland, Le- oma Thompson. KNITTING CLUB: Sandra Warren, Alice Thompson, Mary Scott, Rosella Mays, SaraBlevins, Louise Lamb, Imogene Hoskins yAlome 6C cm KNITTING CLUlemogene Hoskins, Barbara Cox, Pat Winnmgham, Charlene Thesing, R 0 5e 11a Mays, Maudella B r i c e , IoRene Waddy, S a nd 1- .2 Warren, Barbara Lawson, RuthBobo, Mary Scott, Louise Lamb, Alice Thompson. SEWING CLUB: Joyce Mathis, Doris Jones, Beu- lah Wellman, Faye Sum- ner, Gail McKinney, Mary Ruby, Mary Miles, Avalon Buttmm. 1. Reed, C Gilland, B. Thesing, J Davenport, and R. Perkins whip up a de- licious batch of fudge un- der the direction of Mrs, Malone. R. Hall, D. Belcher, G, Scull, B. Clark, Mr. Ken- nedy, and R, Fussner make sure their equipment is in good condition. FIRST ROW: D. Drake, L. Brin- son, D, Gammon, G. Scull, R. Hall, T. Laugle, J. W. Sallee, R. Rankin. SECOND ROW: T. Russell, R. Fussner, D. Faulk- ner, B. Kuuze, W. Clark, P. Bake, W, Johnston, D, Ferris, B Richardson, Mr. Kennedy,J. Babb, D. Burton, and D. Bel- Cher. C12. $100! Pg J4Mid tanks FIRST ROW: 8. Hatter. S. Blevins. SECOND ROW: C. Riegle, M, Wellman, J. W0- mack, M. McBride,W. Adam, S, Alcorn, J'. Easley, THIRD ROW: H. Robbins, T. McDow- ell, R. Dixon, Z. Herrin, B, Kohankie, S. Whitt, Mrs. Lan- caster. S. Whitt, Mrs. Lancaster, R. Dixon, I, Allphin, W Feld- haus, and E. Hunter Check out books. aithDfT - ft L7! '4 .. FIRST ROW: P, Truax, W. Zimmerman, I. Zimmer- man, H. Hamblin, J. Osborne. SECOND ROW: G. Gar- teu, R. Perkins, D, Jones, G. Tegeder, BA Covert, H. Smith, B. Garten, P. Sexton. THIRD ROW: M, Edwards, I. Yeager, L Davenport, D. DeRonde, J, Carlisle, D. Daniels, H1 Belcher, L. Sowder. Mr. Bartlett, the sponsor, discusses a movie wifh Mr. Seiglo for the Hi Y. W cm LEFT TORIGHT: G. Capehart, D. Bill, T. Anderson, A. Dods, B. Rasch, IA McCune, J. Chaney, R Truax, C. Wad- dell, F Patterson NOT IN PICTURE: MI, Bartlett, spon- sor. inancia! gacleerd No play can be sfogedwifhouffinonciol back- Ing; nor could our annuui be publishedwifhouf the supporfof our advertisers. We fhank you For help- Ing us make our yearbook 0 success. 78 - M .... ,M pf. ,-.. m3. Br: 'I . rw- w$.mnw wm-IAWf-R'M 195M sycamoaa ' L06 6090150000 QQQ Comp I i ments of lIll-IIPHMIIVE m mnusmns, mu. 1 1L . 111 '51' 1. 11 1.131 1 Compliments of SYCAMBHE TWIN KISS 1 m 3mm We Specialize In 1 Sundaes, Malts 1 and Cones 1 1 1 mm; TE co E $ 1 1 R a 525! BLUEHASH 5555330 M 81 M TEXACO SERVICE mom a. me000 RD; om aw: ASH. o. Kenwood and Hunt Roads Blue Ash, Ohio 79 4.1 4,... IT... n , n.. :2... ... :1. RT:- : ... f. w an? u ......h.. Iqus w? omph s! SWAMII L 9 TDWNSHIP-Ei mo WOLFS GENERAL STORE Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Frozen Foods Chickens Table Dressed Open Sunday 9 A.M. fol P.M. Sycamore 9874 Remington, Ohio At the underpass REMINGTObl Compliments SERVICE STATION of Epp and Charlie A FRIEND Beer-mWine--Sandwiches Remington, Ohio SY 9831 Beer and Wine Sycamore 9841 Chicken, Steak, Ham Dinners JOHNSTON'S PLACE Private Dining Rooms REMINGTON GARDENS Beer--Wine--Mixed Drinks Lunches Ice Cream Remington, Ohio Remington, Ohio SY 9872 f Eslcblished 1876 ' Incorporcled 1907 THE JOS. HONHORST CO. ; PLATE AND SHEET STEEL PRODUCTS Na. 15 Gauge to V: inch Plum SMOKE STACKS BREECHINGS Bins Catwalks, Platforms, Tanks Hoppers Steps and Ladders Lathe Pans Furnace Shells for Boiler Rooms Machine Guards 1016-18-20 West Sixth Street PArkway 3074 Cincinnati, Ohio 81 1k; r ,! 1 i ;i VAN'S FUEL OIL Qualify If 5 r SERVICE Products 9557 Ross Sfreef 7 plus i; feign 41 , Montgomery, Ohio k5,. J L Personalized I ' ' ' 5: Sycamore 9041 Service l. :1. l 1' :I . 5' Compllments Fl 3 , ,. h , 4 ' 0 .91 mum; 0f TINNER:RDOFER . ::.23 '3.' 5?'..- : Ray WIHIClmS Best of Luck to the Class of Compiiments 1954 of FRED EMILY BUILDER FERRiS HARDWARE Montgomery, Ohio 7775 Cooper Rd . 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Sons Coal---Feed Valley 0324 Reading, Ohio 94 110 VAllcy 109! 103 MILL $T- LOCKLAND Coats , Millinery - Dresses Lingerie - Hosiery CHICKEN ON THE RUN We Deliver Hot Food fo your Door We Cater to Weddings 7255 Ohio Avenue - ' S . 6577 7! ; Y 2kg - '3' BARON E'S PONY KEG Complete Line of Wine Champagne Soft Drinks Party Supplies Ph. Sy. 9918 Always a friend of c: Sycamore Student 5; BURKHARDT'S MEN '5 SHOP Compliments of 6930 Miami Avenue Madeira, Ohio LINOLEUM, ASPHALT 8: RUBBER TILE RUSS AND CARPETS PLASTIC WALL TILE WALLPAPER PATTEN FLOORS LOcusf 9876 . ROGER EA PATTEH 6923 MIAMI AVENUE MADEIRA. OHIO Save the surface and you save all . paints and varnish oi Is--glass--wal Ipoper ELMWOOD PAINT 8 WALLPAPER CO. 5904 Vine Street Elmwood 16, Ohio ,, Charles C . Heckman Proprietor Phone Valley 3532 Complimenfs of WOEBER REALTY Specializing in Eastern Hills 2974 Madison Road Re. 6442 A 8: S Television Sales and Serwce 6921 Miami Ave. Madeira, Ohio Lo. 7800 MW On Savings .0 g Q . 39 Start an account now. 5'. .9 '2: Provide For your future. gully Loans on homes 'y'fSY Attractive terms THE KENWOOD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N. Kenwood Shopping Cenfer Sy . 2834 Evelyn and Andy admire the chrysonfhemums RODENBECK'S BAKERY 7689 Montgomery Road Kenwood Shopping Center Birthday and Wedding Cakes 0 Specialty FHHZEH, FLORIST 8793 Kenwood Rood Delivery Service Phone Sycamore 7241 Sy. 9916 Remember--Frozer For Fresh Flowers FRANK WESTENDORF'S JIM STAGGE COMPLETE MARKET Kenwood Sales 89 Service Kenwood and Montgomery Road Auto Parts Hollywood Mufflers Hotpoint Appliances 7691 Montgomery Rand, Kenwood KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER The best number to dial when you want good food . SY-6633 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND KENWOOD 5: TO $1.00 STORE 7679 Montgomery Road Open every night till 9:00 P.M. In the heart of the Kenwood Shopping Center 96 I J y +1 Complimenfs . 0F Compliments of STRIKES DEER PARK PONY KEG AND SPARES Bowling lanes 8032 Blue Ash Rood Compliments Comp Iimenfs of of m m; '7 NW - ,rw nat-m4w k-v 7249 Ohm 'rrm h At, Superior . - BOWN Hagaware J FOUR GABLES CAFE 5.; 7716 Blrue Ash Deer Pa-rk 36 Deer Park Phone' H. J . Benken 6000 Plainfield Pike TWeed 1040 B k I Cincinnati 27, Ohio 5 Cut Fiowers en en 5 GREENHOUSE Wedding Decorations P1unts--Etc. Florui Designs F lorisf Flowers Telegraphed Greenhouse: Plainfield Pike and Woodford Road, Kennedy Heights THE Kw DAIRY C0. 4330 Amity Road I Deer Park, Ohio w Sy. 7300 Your Neighborly Milkmen 97 A 4 AM A PH: r . .H-rH Am,HHm..le n f E Phone: SYcamore 3307 MORRIS E. BEAMER Hauling Contractor 8901 Cherry Street Rossmoyne. Ohio THESE SHINY NEW TRUCKS Q ARE READY TO SERVE YOU ,- ; - BLUE ASH INN and PONY KEG 8968 Blue Ash Rood Delicious pla're lunches and sandwiches Complimenfs of the Beer, Wine, and Party Supplies 8 AND B SPECIALTY COMPANY Manufacturers of the Sycamore 9838 Brogan Cycles and Trailers NOLANUS MOVERS MOVING 8: STORAGE COMPETENT CAREFUL PROMPT SERVICE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE REASONABLE RATES 24-HOUR SERVICE MODERN EQUIPMENT $ METHODS SY camore 8717 90 5 3$;f31Y3h.3 MEMBER ASSOCIATED HOUSEHOlD MOVERS SY 3338 SY 9846 MEYER 'T SOHIO SERVICE Amity 8: Plainfield Roads Deer Park, Ohio Road 8 Wrecker Service Tire 8. Battery Service Ignition 8 Brake Service D R IV E W A Y S Always Coll CHARLIE DBIVEWAYS for Manufacturers of Cemeni Brick Blacktop and Concrete Works T-V - Service Eeiler 8: Walkins, Inc. SY 2300 Kugler Mill and Blue Ash Roads SY 8128-8129 Rossmoyne, O. J For The Best In Shoe Rebuilding J Ice Cream Bring Your Shoes To H W Candy J 9 J JOHNSON'S DRUGS BIESSINGER s SHOE SERVICE CASH AND CARRY DRY CLEANING 8468 BIue Ash Road Rossmoyne, Ohio 8452 Blue Ash Rd. Rossmayne, Chin 1 SY' 6268 Ramember: Your must Expensive shoes are those you never have repaired. I RAPE 's l COAL AND OIL CO. MACK'S FOOD MARKET Quality Groceries Fresh Meats and Cold Cuts Beer and Wine Fuel Oil For The Home Rossmoyne, Ohlo Daily Delivery Sy. 6068 SY 7119 SY 8122 SY 8123 H 5 . T E MILLDALE LUMBERSJ UPPLY CO J-M PONY KEG AND PURE Lumber - Millwork - Building Material SERVICE STATION Roofing - Painf - Builders Hardware Rossmoyne , Ohio Sy. 6155 8600 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne 99 L'eei APPAREL SHOP Infants' - Children's - and Ladies' Apparel 6908 PI ' r Id Pk 0' 'e ' '3 Tw. 2420 Silverton, Ohio . Plainfield 8 Montgomery Roads TW d 1232 ee Silverfon, Ohio 7! 6918 Plainfield 69H Plainfield Road ' .23.; u, . - J' CARL F . MEYER TW. 9926 Tweed 2680 Silverton, Ohio Open Friday Evening Meats - Poultry Wholesale For Deep JOEES CORNER MARKET Blue Ash Road at Kugler Mill Complefe Food Market . ' We Deliver 'K By. 9853 Compliments of HARTLEY'S GROCERY 8976 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne, Ohio sy. 9830 ROBERT'S BOOTERY Qualify Shoes For The Entire Family 6924 Plainfield Pike Opposite Albers Silverton, Ohio Phone Sy . 6226 BABYVILLE Infants' and Children's Wear 6930 PLAINFIELD SILVERTON TWeed 1562 Jo and Bill are preparing to make a deposit. SILVEHTUH BHHH mama; 7.8m '7 Montgomery Road of PlainfEeld Pike szvertofy Ohio Loans on Reai Estate Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation And Federal Rese rve System Compl imenfs of ajimmerman 8c Edie? gonafrucfion 30. General $riveways Jlack TOP Contractors 7I3l Montgomery Road Silverton 36, Ohio Tweed 1500 101 9 5W$3 suop Best Wishes 5w vterall Tweed 2510 MILLION'S BARBER SHOP 3-chair shop 690'? Plainfield Road Silverton, Ohio 7215 Montgomery Road DOUBLE DE CK ERS OUR SPECIALTY 6954 PLAINFIELD ROAD SILVERTON. OHIO CA ELLI'S ll VEEDALEMARKET CHOICI MEATS. POULTRY. FIHH Sycamore 9949 Tweed 2880 0 BO KAY FLOWERS Corsages and FASHIONS Wedding Service F lorcl Arangements 6927 Pluinfield Tw 2750 Silverfon, Ohio Family Laundry Fine Dry Cleaning ' KlEEN QUICK lAIlNBRY 8024 Blue Ash 5y. 7142 99!!!! : '; .quri .jzwnlel; JEWELER 6928 PLAINHELD F'IKE SILVERTON. OHIO PHONE TW 1930 Diamonds - Waiches - 6m: 71 ; 8W Wed 3' 593! PLAINFIEtD PIKE. SILVERTON CINCINNATI 35, omo f. Complete Record and Greeting Card L Departments a 10 ED BARR'S Grocery Store Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio Compliments of the WHITING MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Blue Ash, Ohio BLUE ASH HARDWARE Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio Compliments of BLUE ASH BAPTIST CHURCH Myrtle Avenue Blue Ash, Ohio Mrchifecf's drawing of church, first floor of which has been completed 3 ROAD 5: WHECKEH SERVICE PHONE SY 9967 Hash SY, 8037 HAPEgS AUTB SERVICE IF YOUR CAR WQer'T START. CALI. Us. CIIDIPLETE CAR GI TIICCK EllAllith ELECTRIC a: ACETYLENE WELDmG CARL. GEORGE 5011COOPER RD. BLUE ASH OHIO Frank Malsbary Cooper Road Blue Ash, Ohio WALTER REUSZER SY-9462 . 103 SILVERTON DRY CLEANER PERSONALIZED SER VICE We Call and Deliver 7049 MONTGOMERY RD, SILVERTON 36. OHIO SY - 9955 MINSON'S 6923 Ploinfield Road Silverfon, Ohio mph ER WATCH REPAIR JEWELRY 6902 PLAINFIEI D SY 5737 SILVERTON MOBIL GAS - OIL TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES VULCANIZING - TIRE REPAIRING - BATTERY RECHARGING EENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Edw. D. Teefor 8 Sons 6iluertonk Griendly 6eruice 7015 Montgomery Rd. at Ohio Ave. Compliments Blll lJlHIlIH 0f HEHH JIINES Class Rings 8x Pins LISTING AND SELLING Reai Estate Service is our business. Edward W . Schmidf--Broker 7108 Blue Ash Avenue Silverfon, Ohio Sy. 40H 3W4 6906 Plainfield Rood Silverfon 36, Ohio We deliver Prescriptions - Tweed 2770 104 LEVI INGRAM 8. SONS Phone 5v4634 General Hauling R. M. BUTLER Cement Contractor Sodding, Grading, and Top Soil Union 8 Non-Union Jobs No Job foo Small or too Large Cement Color Specialists Hazelwood Sy. 3734 R.R. h ShuronviHe, Ohio Q PAINTER'S RESTAU RANT Compl iments of : Sharonville, Ohio BUTTROM'S GROCERY on Routes 25 and 42 Hazelwood, O'hio Chicken--Sfeaks--Shorf Orders , E???WQH Sy. 9897 Phone Pr 9837 HAZELWOOD SINCLAIR SERVICE Phone: 5y 9347 FRANK'S PLACE Cornell Rood Hazelwood, Ohio DEARWESTER Pony Keg CURIOSITY SHOP WholesaleuRefail HOZEIWOod, Ohio Antiques and Curios Edw. J. Deurwester, Prop. Hazelwood, Ohio P.O. Address: R.R. 2, Sharonville, Ohio IUIEI Cf W a I 134 Straight Street Mu. 3022 Ki . 4877 105 Wsrunms 1521 CENTRAL AVE. MIDDLETOWN. OHIO Miss Ham shows the samples to Mary, Oscar, Carl, David, and Gary. For fhe Finest in Photography Photographers for Sycamore High School Candy is on energy food. Enjoy some every day. JAMES A. FOX Wholesale Candies l Un. 7722 Gertrude, Joellen, and Chip enjoy some. DRY GOODS 00. 7214 Montgomery Rood Men's - Women's and Children's Wear WILLIAMS PHARMACY 7900 Blue Ash Road Deer Park, Ohio We Delliver Sy 7958 DEER PARK DELICATESSEN 7916 Blue Ash Avenue Open 9:30 A.M. f010:30 P.M. SY 9811 106 Galbraith at Plainfield v SY 5T33 We Deliver t RUTTERER PHARMACY d1??? BADER'S DeerPark HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Blue Ash and Schenck Sy. 7193 a Los ' 1., ; DELICATESSEN 5 FRUIT MARKET YHRIETYanTURDL N ' iCE CREAM DRIVE - IN Sharonville, Ohio Pr. 9953 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of LITTLE CAFE Motson 8N Blue Ash Roads Deer Park Beer, Wine, Lunch Where old Friends Meet Compliments of QUENTIN K. STALEY FUNERAL HOME 7140 Plainfield Road Deer Park, Ohio 5y. 9357 Compl imenfs 0F KENNY'S SPORTSMEN'S CLU B Piainfield and Amity Roads Deer Park 107 .WWKWW Custom Homes Builder Confracfor Sy. 2461 EABllSllE EHNSIRHETIHN Rental Equipment 1219 Licking Pike, Newport, Ky. JU-OIB? AX-3375 Congratulations . . . t0 the Class 01,54 from your Telephone Company A GOOD PLACE TO WORK 108 CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANHl HO West 4th Street Cincinnati, Ohio Cherry 4768-4769 Jus'r 42 steps west of Race Street. ' 'xu ' I - . uu RALPH E 0646M 1 5501 MONTGOMERY AVENUE X CINCINNATI Ia. OHIO Your Cincinnati NASH dealer Compl iments of THE KAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY JIIHN A. llIle EBMPANY Heating Air Conditioning 150 Caldwell Drive Hartwell P0. 1861 Compl Tments of THE J. H. BERLlNG Compliments of DAIRY FAXON CORPORATION Hyde Park COMPANY Cincinnati 8, Ohio Phone Bramble 2074 109 Al and Bee's OLE' WYOMIN' Dinners, Sandwiches Beer, Wine ' :OUSE OF' CHINA : NTIQUES URTIXEYf SY-Wo 2513555 Mason 81. Montgomery Road 50500 Montgomery Road SY- 5459 Audrey '3 Led 5es Apparel Shop 9452 Montgomery Rood Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 8809 High s+yles--Moderately priced See You of. . . gweyfd CLIFF KNABE TOLL GATE ANTIQUES INSURANCE AGENCY 20 years of General -lnsurunce Service Fire--Wind--Aufomobile General Casualty Heolth--Accident 9500 Monfgemery Rood 5y. 5796 9547 ' We Buy and Sell Ross Avenue Montgomery, Ohio 5 5 5 5 5y. 4343 GLOR5A'S RESTAURANT BLONG'S STORE TRUCK STOP 5 Groceries ,9- : 5 Complete Fountain Service Dinners - Lunches - Sandwiches 551 5 On ccc Highway of Fields Erfel Rood 6 miles north of Montgomery, Ohio 110 . 3515391311 ii? . imJ CongrqfulaHons To The Class Of '54 MONTGOMERY 5:; to $1.00 STORE Montgomery, Ohio 9428 Montgomery Rood 5y. 6970 CINCINNATI'S LARGEST SCREEN MHNTGUMERY IlHIVE-IN 1 Cincinncfi's Finest Drive-In Playground J The Showplace of Cincinnati Always the Best In All Ways. VIRBIl WHIH General Contractor - Modern Homes 9648 Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio Phone Sy. 8797 l l l l l i 9 Compliments l l I of I l J. PHIllIP PAINHR Plastering Contractor Sy. 3136 9- Complete Automotive Service 5W- MM: a mum sum mm 5035 Cooper Road Am :63 MAC; EARSEECI seams Sy. 9845 R. W. TERRIS BUILDER and DEVELOPER 10276 KENWOOD ROAD CINCINNATI 36. OHIO SYCAMORE 3599 112 : Open Daily griggsa Savings insured Up Monday1-8 P. M. to $10,000. Tuesday through Saturday Current rare of interest 3 VZOA 9:30 A. M. f0 2:00 P. M. Corner of Kenwood and Cooper Roads ' xfun' : . 1 ,I 3 q ALCORN 'S SERVICE Kenwood and Foirview Blue Ash, Ohio General Repair Wrecker Service Day and Nighf PATTY'S Restaurant Fairview Avenue Blue Ash Ice Cream Plate Lunches Sandwiches Drinks Compliments of JIM IIIIAN Elecfrician Sycamore 6151 9700 Ridgewoy Avenue Blue Ash, Ohio Betty shows Mary, Sue, and Barbara 0 fan From her father's electrical supplies. Compliments of GEORGIA OWENS BARBER SHOP 9510 Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio BE 8780 .. 3. EDWARD SANTORO ' - Mus. B., Mus. M. Teacher of Piano and Theory Band Insfrumenfs Music Appreciation 1819 Wilcruy Terrace Cincinnati 30, Ohio Best of Luck to The class of 1954'- llllNAlll SlllllRES General Confrcc for Highland Avenue Sycamore Blue Ash, Ohio 2446 CHRIS C . RANEY 1200 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Don'f Take Chances . , Mg x Ge? hsurcmce! VA 0966 - PO 2972 Compliments of VEIL ,Ekil i-JUH Cooper and Kenwood Roads Blue Ash, Ohio SY 9836 ll TRUCK 0 lETTEPdNG e H NEIL GUSHURST Blue Ash, Ohio BeHy Hunfemcm and Joan Hartley get to- gefher to do fhefr shopping. Compliments of DANIE LS' SUPER MARKET BLAIR STRAWSER FUNERAL HOME Blue Ash, Ohio Sycu more 7203 115 Best of Luck to The Class of 1954 Anderson '3 Montgomery Founfcxin Service Greyhound Bus Stop Sy 9880 GEORGE ANDERSON 0nd SON Pointers and Decorators Montgome ry Ohio Again We Say---- MURPHY'S ROSES Are Tops---- At Your Florist H. 8 S. MARKET AND PONY KEG Cold beer, Wine, Party Snacks WRECKER SERVICE TRUCK LETTERING RUWE AUTo BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repuv'rinq, Re-anr'shing SY 3072 RES. SY 7435 8905 PLAINFIELD RD. R053MOYNE. OHIO I6 DIFFERENT PERMANENTS One For every type and condition of hair. Ask your beauty operator for The REALISTIC permanent wave that is RIGHT for your hair. The REALISTIC Company--Cincinnati 7, Ohio 116. Compliments Of SYCAMORE G. A. A. VANOVER DRY CLEANERS 1327 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio DR. F. C. ROBINSON Dentist 1220 Reading Road Reading Ohio FRED FENKER MOTORS Dodge - Plymouth Chrysler - DeSo'ro Dealer Service on all cars Me. 3040 - 304i AUTHUR E, PARROTT INSURANCE 6560 Kugler Mill Sy. 82.36 We may doze - but we never close. $70 NM Pb Meat 8 Eef cf BAILER'S BIG MOMMA DRIVE IN Reading Road, Sharonville, Ohio 622 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 9th and Vine Sfreets, Cincinnofi, Ohio Dick, Frank, Bob, Gene, and Pauioreenioy- ing those crazy, overstuffed Big Momma Ham- burgers. Fine Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards Since 1897 Gail, Don, Frank, Betty, and Ann look over the sample announcements that Mr. Milten- berger is showing them. GEORGE MILTENBERGER thermembers of the committee, David Gus- BOX 7 Mf- WGShingfon hursf, Larry Woodward, and ShirleyWHliums, Cincinnati 30: Ohio are missing from the picture. 36- 5149 118 Building Materials Coal i: Feed Tools For Rent For MOST Every Need 7030 Montgomery Rood Silverton, Ohio TW. 1702 HOUSE OF CHAIRS . 111 Mill Street w mar; :32; Lockhnd ,5 Ohio Cincinnati 12. Ohio Cinzlnnuii '6. Ohio I MEJFOSE 7474 VAIFey 5003 PO I 0872 Famous Brand Diamonds, Watches, Rings, Furniture and Appliances and Jewelry Gifts. C. O. POTTER RICHARD RADABAUGH General Block Contractor Block Foundations Commercial Buildings Driveway Contractor Garages Hozelwood SY. 8875 SY. 5258 WARD S FLORISTS 1 4208 SCHENCK AVENUE DEER PARK 35. OHIO Sy. 8855 3071 Madison Rood . Oakley-nMel. 7864 , We grow our own flowers. We Service All Weddings . ' n56? d I i with WweM .A -w.anmmi- Ii lulu PATIInuEn 119 'l'I-Ie HESS 8. EISEHHARDT Company Russmnp nv. Cim-imm Ii Ohio Compliments of HE GHER MAHRESS EHMPANY Manufacfurers of matfresses and qualify bedding moferiols 8935 Blue Ash Avenue Compliments of Compliments THE STEELCRAFT of MANUFACTURING CO. BLUE BELL TAVERN i 9017 Blue Ash Rood Blue Ash and Belleview Roads Rossmoyne, Ohio . Manufacturers of Standard Skeet I Building$feel Windows-Sfeel Doors I Steel Building Products Rossmoyne , Ohio SYCO more 9879 120 Bob Kohankie, emcee for the Library Assem- bly, gives the com- mercials. E g; n inf! :1' 1:53 .J'Jl Carol Riegle, Marilyn Wellmon, Judy Womack, Sterling Whitt, Susan Harter, James Allphin, and Howard Robbins give their version of Dragnet, of The Library Assembiy. Larry Woodward ocquuinfs Mr. Off, a new teacher at Sycamore , with the Sycamore Log. $$ctwl SAort Sugjectd The P. T h A, celebrated Founders' Day with a banquet, Mrsh Storey was the speaker. IN THE PICTURE: Mrs. Ferris, V 10 e - President of Sycamore P.T.A,; Mrs. John Wardlow, past P re 5 id 8 n t of Hamilton County Council; Mrs. Wood- ward, President of Sycamore P.T.A.; Mrs. W, C. Storey, President of Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers; and Mrs, Howard Papa, President of Hamilton County Council. Outside our daily routine, we enioy special productions, such as the Pop Concert, the Prom, and many other events that merit Academy Awards. A:-.A. , 1ttt.. tLAthttLIt -?tvk---.-..tt ndann t5 Aotlw a .- -yt.ttt5 3t. 1 t;--k l.i.ta-.ap .uuvx i; in. ct ..-5--.-t-y.?t-t--wt.yv .g. 7. L131; ucb-m- 1- - Yw-bw .L..axx Y--.,...-.--.,-......V s; ndnhh lilMII-lll. Aas -ytV-yqtuv-,-y.-g-- .iitlit4y ? .;: t . .t...:..:t;nt.,na. m xt;sxxxx.n;qL-ssx :txtisctl xrvv----.-r : The Sailorettes and +he'lr Honeybun. Betty Doan, Shelby Toney, Joyce Schotfner, and Muridel Sanna have a Serenade to 0 J41! Me pop Concert Sycamore '5 band takes a break between songs. The mixed chorus likes being in the Pop Concert. Jan Reed proclaims Ronnie Fussner and Wanda Reed king and queen of the 1953 Prom. E veryone agrees that dancing makes him hungry. J41! Me POM IT seems as though The teachers would rather eat than dance. Conversation can some- times make up for eating and dancing. leeuiewd QAA WUTHEH-DHUBHTEH BHHUUET Miss Mu I 1 ins pre- sents the trophy f0 Wanda Reed, who was chosen the outstanding senior girl in G. A. A. f 71,21, The giris and fhefr mothers chef while waif- ing For their Food. STULE SHOW Miss Kile and Janet - 59? Up the scenery. Hilda, Phyllis, Pottymnd Wanda model their pretty dresses. reuiewd TRHGH mEET The students rush For refreshments during the delay of events. Richard fries his luckaf high iumping For the Freshman team. The boys waif In The hall until the banquet is readyfosforf. Bill receives his letter From Mr. Denecke. HTHLEIIB BHHUUET iffdraws one of his many famous comic-sfrip characters, Cheetah. All sfudenfs seem fo be enjoying them- selves of the Senior Farewell Dance, spon- sored by fhe P.T.A. jareweff :Dance anal ourna 55m mrmop The Famous College Green of Ohio University. David, Gail, and Harry stop For a rest on Their way f0 Ohio University For The Workshop. Below: Shiriey and Gail pose for a picture of the picnic. Mi Hon Steve Conyod Con- fm't min; 7m Diane Kuertz and Joyce Schoffnerfied with Norma Jean Rounfree and Phyllis Patterson in the Talent Showa yafenf SAow I I anal c1214 oaap Janet Kunze was the winnen Refreshments are in order after dancing cf the Levi Leap. Oscar Kessler, Joyce McFadden, and Shirley Williams prove fha? Wafer Ca n 'T Quench the Fire of Love, Senior hillbill'les worn everyone ubou'r the Boll Weevil. Sycamore 's Bunnies hop around. Rose Hadden had to snotchc Sycamore Log when she didn'f buy her own. i i $ 11 5... d 1:3lehncllcx Mason and Mary Joke h 4; V: I 4 $- e 7 ' I; ; I if- A few off e camera ' I M71. BEE VT: h 57 . u 3 I. ,1 S.fAM RE- mm! sfage hands sef the scene for The Senior Assembly. ,uf - A! A Betty Hunfemon he I Is RoyDixon he has The wrong department. mEXIBU PRESENTS Miss Van Houten, the Spanish feacher, is shOanifh fwo Mexicans, AlphonsoondFroncisco from the Experimenf for InfernoHonal Living. Ralph introduces Alphonso to the student body. A. 4.5-4 Oscorwotches Gary and Ruth trim the Christmas tree in Room 205., This Home Room tied Room 201 For lst place in the Home Room Ded coroting Contest. grigAf JigAb The mixed chorusfur- nishes' the Christmas music For P. T. A. Everyone seems to be en- joying himself at the big dance. Mary, Pat, and Brent trim the tree in 201,the other Home Room that tied for lst place in the Decor- ating Contest. Mr. Kennedy hodchne Zimmerman, Phil Bake, Jim Brandewiede, and Joe Davenport a bit puzzled with a piece of antique farm equipment. Putting H'ae Key- hole Together means mass producfion. Off gage S o m e Sycamore boys look over The ex- h i b 1' is of Carthage Fair. Mr. Van Houten gefs acquainted wifh CI real boa constrictor. The queen, Betty Dean, and her subjects, happy in defeat and in victory. KAlomecoming The candidates for king all seem a bit nervous be- fore the crowning. The candidates For queen taik calmly fo one another. Louise Stevens and Don Puinferunnounce that Betty Bonn and Jesse Zimmerman have been chosen king and queen. Sycamore studenfs step off We dance Floor for a pause that refreshes. Soff lights and dreamy music Iend much to The enjoyment of fhe Homecoming Dance. .Alomecoming The crowningond the dance afterwards were sponsored by Student COUncH, Feofur i ng Danny Hughes and his Vel- vefones . Favorite gofhering spot after a Fast dance. Mrc Seaman counsels Carol Riegle, .S;oea'a f performanced Daniel BFII prepares For a future trade L Sycamore Sfudenf Council in a race for officers. R E EN 1 STEVENS These girls prove to be quite useful in the office storeroom, with d?str?bu- tion and collections geriaf performanced .Aclmowlgclgmenld Photography--Osborne Studios PublisheruMyers 8t Company, Topeka, Kansas .X4lalarecia lion We wish to thank our advertisers, parents, teachers, and Friends who have aided us in making our major pro- duction 0 success. We appreciate the interest that Mr. and Mrs, Stan- ley Seigla have shown and the time they have given For our Feature presentation, Mr. Carrol Ewald and Mr. Frank Ewald have given us support again this year. For their help we are grateful. ainafnmd mmh It looks as if the new G.A.A. mem- Lola, Gail, ConnYe, cmd Louise are ' bers are having a good Hme during Their all dressed up in their niniHoHon best. i inichion. 44! 42-5 If looks as if winter has arrived in Sycamorelund. Joyce, BeHy, and Peggy hung up the wet football uniforms. The bunny hop is a popular step at all dances. Some of the teachers enioy a turkey dinner with the Home Ec Students. Mr. Greene lights the candies on what he believes is a birthday cake. J40! 08-4 The boys enioy watching the World Series on the new television set, c: gift of the class of '52. Pep Raliiesare lots of fun, especially the one we had around the bonfire. rave TO meme- A 1. Good old gang. 2, Sunday and stood up. 3. A sailor and his girl. 4. Dig that crazy puck. 5. Waitin' for a ride. 6. Us and our teddy bears. 7. Cigars, gogglcs, and a pretty lady. S. I'm just posing. 9, I115: call me money-taker Tumcr, 10. What's cookin'?11. Asleep on the job. 12. Ah, go on. 13. All dressed up and no place to go. 14. Always busy. 15. A cool dance and a hot lune. 16. Tea for Two. 17. Here's lookin' at you. 18. Time out for a rest. 041 'II' puim'Jw 0; ounun 2; YEARIOOKS AW