Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

Published by Senior Class of Sycamore High School LEW, L. '11 l1 ' 1; 423$ , F AL .1 -E$':,Ff:.:';;f - Ir 7,. . ,uu, ,' u ,.,,.-u 7ozewozd AS OUR JOURNEY BEGINS, OUR FOOTSTEPS LEAD US 4. , HF: yaw!!! : x mp?.m Q Dedication In appreciation and gratitude for his inter- est in our welfare, his support of our school, and his efforts, the Senior Class of 1955 dedi- cates this edition of the Sycamore Log to Mr. James Turner. 7ng is G I a lamp - -ana::?gggqu P8 Out Wear Htkletic 72214! In our path we look up and see a possession of which Sycamore High School is very proud. This new field, with the bleachers and the flood lights, was dedicated on October 15, 1954. it was through the efforts of such organizations as the Mont- gomery Businessmen's Club, the Biue Ash Civic League, the Boosters' Club, the P. T Ai's of the Sycamore Local District, the Board of Education, and of many individuals, both stu- dents and adults, that Sycamore can boast of this fine pos- sessnon. DaIe Ashcraff and Bob Man- uel show Pat Abbott, Jean Easley, and Geneva Ball our new bleachers. Chester Bartlett industrial Arts George Acus Physical Education Industrial Arts Richard Baldwin Business June Cowan Art HLUHB? Treva Cromwell English book room. H432; ' '5' won mumsm'. Walter Denecke Drivers' Training ; . Miss KiEe, Mr. Mart, and Mr. Bafd- History win look through some books in the Drusilla Ham Business Roy Kennedy Social Studies Edwin H. Greene Supervising Principal Mary Gonhardt Engiish iUIDE US Home Economics 1 UR Ill H 9 Mary Malone Physical Education English George Mart Drivers' Training Typing I Edward Santoro Music Norman E. Purdy Kenneth Seaman Principal Math Freeling Stacy Sc ience Math James Turner Math Physics ' Languages Esther Van Houten Mrs. Gotthardf, Miss Van Houten, and Mr. Acus view the conseruction of The new fieldhouse. J. D. Van Houten Science Economic Geography Dorothy Lancaster Librarian Mr. Frank Ferris ll instructs Mr, Cliff Garfhardt, the newly appointed Clerk of the Board, about the books. Mr. Earl Kellem and Mr. Frank Ferris discuss Finances Mr. Purdy, the Principal, Robin Kohankie, student, Mr, Walter ' Reuszen and Mr. Richard Rada- baugh, Board members, inspect the new boilers, Mn Robert Kohankie, President of the board, and Mr, Walter Reuszer, Vice President, arrive for the Board meeting, 304ch 05 Zducation m... h ' The Minstrel Show sponsored by the P.T.A, was a big even? which helped to raise funds for the new athletic field. l The covered dish supper is an annual fall event of the P.T.A. The officers of the P.T.A. are Stanley Williams, Treasurer; Dor- othy Woodward, President; Carol h Ferris, Vice President Dorothy l Patterson, Secretary,- and Ida Man- uel, Corresponding Secretary. Along our path, pausing, We see two silhouettes, a boy and a girl in caps and gowns, representing fhe goai toward which the Seniors of 1955 are working. UUHSEHIUHS BETTE ANDERSON Girls' Glee Club 1, Home EC. Club 3; Annual 4. THOMAS ANDERSON Football 4, Sportsmen's Club 2, 3; Annua! 4. THEODORE BUTLER Basketball 1, 4; Visual Aids 1; Annual 4. DALE ASHCRAFT Basketball 1; Sportsmen's CJub 2; Gymnastics Club 3; Annual 4, KENNETH BURDGE Sportsmen's Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 3; Annual 4. EARLEEN BAUMANN Intramural Sports 1, 2; G.A.A, I, 2; Annual Staff 4. ROBERT BROWN Band 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball Manager I; Keyhole 4; 1 - ,. Gymnastics '3; Varsity Letter- ' 3 I'm men's CIub I, 2, 3, 4. J JERRY BLUST Jr. Play; Annual 4. GERRY BROUGHTON Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Class Officer4V. Pres. 2; Intramural Sports I, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Jr. Play; Key- x hole 3, 4HAss't Editor 3, 4; Ohio University -- Journalism 3; Annual 4; Home Ec. Club 3; Dramatics 2; Quill 8x Scroll 3, 4; F.T.A. GEORGE CAPEHART Golf 3, 4; Jr, Play; Annual 4; Auto Mechanics Club 2; Fixi'r Club 3. JACQUELINE CLENDENEN Intramural Sports 1, 2; G.A,A. 1, 2; Keyhole 3; Home Ec. Club 2; Annual 4. JACKIE GREENE Boys' Glee Club 4; Mixed Cho- rus 4; Baseball Manager 2; Class Treasurer 3; Jr. Play; Keyhole 3; Annual 4; Score- keeper 3, 4; Sportsman's Club 2, JOYCE CONLEY Intramural Sports 1, 4; G.A.A. 1; Annual Staff 4; Jr; Red Cr055 Representative 4; Home Ec. Club 2. LOIS DALY EUGENE GORMAN Annual 4; Deer Park High Basketball 3; Auto Mechanics School 1, 2. Club 2. ELAINE DIEMER Girls' GIee Ciub 1, 4; Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr; Red Cross Club 1; Home Ec. BRENT GARTEN Club 2, 3; Dramatics Club 3; Football 2; Track 2; Hi-Y 3; Ohio University-Journalism Auto Mechanics Cfub 3; An- 3; Student Council 4. nual 4. MARY EGGERS Girls' Glee Club 1; Cfass Sec- retary 1; Class Treasurer 2; ln- ferscholastic Sports 1, 2, 3; ln- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 44Secretary , Representative 3, 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff4Ass't Treasurer 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Ohio Universify-Jour- nalism 3. nun SEHIU RICHARD HADLEY ,1 Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1; Golf I 3, 4; Class V. President 1; An- nual 4; Varsity Lettermen's ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Auto Mechan- - ics Club 2. CARL HALL Football 2, 3, 4; Basebali 3, 4; Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Keyhole 3; Annual 4. DORIS JONES Intramural Sports 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; Keyhole 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 3; Quill WENDELL HERRIN 8. ScroIl 4. F. T. A. Annual 4. DONNA JOHNSON Mixed Chorus 2; G.A.A, 2; Jr. Play; Pep Club 3; Dramatics 2; Norwood High School 1; Annual 4. JERRY HOBBS Basketball 3; Track 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Sportsman's Club 2; Annual 4. JANE HORMAN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Girls' PATRICIA JACKSON Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Class Secre- fary 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; 1n- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G,A.A, 1, 2, 3, 44President 4; Jr. Play; Keyhole 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Jr, Red Cross Home Room Representative 1, 2; Dra- matics 2; Annual 4; Interscho- lastic Sports 2, 3, 4. SANDRA HUSON Girls' Glee Club 1, 4; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr, Red Cross 1; Home Ec. Club 2; Dramatics 3. F.T.A. Interscholastic Sports 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; An- nual 4; Pep Club 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3. GERALDINE KELLEY Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Class Vice President 3; Class Treasurer 1; Cheer- leader 2, 3; Interscholastic Sports 1, 2, 3; intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 44Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Representative 4; Annual - Business Manager 4; Pep SM: 3; Home Ec. 3; Dramatics ROBERT McFARLAND BasketbaH 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Varsity Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN McCUNE Football 1; Hi-Y 1; Sportsman's Club 1; Annual 4. JOYCE MATHIS Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 4; InframuraI Sports 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Red gross Club 1; Home EC. Club EDWARD MARSHALL Football 2, 3, 4; Basketbali 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4; Mays- ville, Kentucky, High School 1. DIANE KUERTZ Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 3; Interscholastic Sports 1, 2, 3; Junfor Play; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,4Representative 4; Keyhole 3, 4; Annual 4; Pep Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 3; Dramatics 1, 2; Photography 2. JANET KUNZE Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter- scholastic Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Home Ec. Club 3; Dramatics 2; Annual 4. F.T,A. CLAYTON LEAR Basketball 3; Basketball Man ager 2; Annual 4. BOBBY MANUEL Band 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Foot- ball Manager 2; Jr, Play; Sen- ior Play Stage Manager 3; An- nual Sfaff 4; Varsity Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4; Keyhole 3. HUB SENIORS GAIL MCKINNEY Intramural Sports 2, 3; G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Keyhole 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Home EC. Club 2, 3. JEAN MEFFORD Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,4Repre- senfafive, 1; Student Council 3, 4; Keyhole 3,4Ass't Editor, 4 - Editor; Annual Staff 4; NORMA ROUNTREE Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Class Vice President Home EC. Ciub 3; Dramatics 2; Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4; Ohio University 4 Journalism 3. 4; Jr. Play; Keyhole 44Typist; F.T.A. Annual Editor 4; Pep Club 3; Quill 8: Scroll 4; Brackenridge High, 1; Atherton High 2. PAUL MURDOCK Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketbali l, 2, 3; Hi-Y l; Varsity Letw fermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Annual NANCY RIGGS 4. Band 1; Instrumental Group 1, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 4; Ma- jorette 4; Student Council 3; Jr. Play 3; Annual 4 4 Sub- scription Manager; Home Ec. Club 3; Dramatlcs 2. JAMES OSBORNE Jr. Play; Hi-Y 2, 3; Gymnas- tics Club 3; Varsity Letter- men's Club 2; Norwood High 1; Annual 4. BEN PUGH Track 2, 3; Auto Mechanics Club 3; Annual 4-Arf Editor. AUDREY POTTER Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Interscholastic Sports 4; Annual 4; Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. GENE POTTS Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2; Gymnastics Club 3; Varsity Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. m SENIORS ,, , MARY RUBY k 1 G.A,A. 2, 3; Intramural Sports I 2; Keyhole 3, 4; Annual Staff:c 4; Home EC. Club 2, 3. MARIDEL SANNA Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4; lnferschoIasfic Sports 1, 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Keyhole 3; Annual 4-Subscription Mana- ger; Home Ec. Out: 3; Dra- matics 2. JOYCE SCHOTTNER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter- schofastic Sports 1, 2; Keyhole 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3; Dra- matics 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2; GAA. 1, 2, 3, JOYCE SCHULER Mixed Chrous 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Inferscholastic Sports 1, 2; Keyhole 3; Annual 4; Jr. Play; Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRY SEIGLA Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Keyhole 3, 4; Jr, Play; Visual Aids 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 2; Var- sity Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Photography 2-President;An- nual Staff 3, 4;4Photogra- pher; Ohio University Journal- ism 2, 3. DOROTHY SISCO InferschOIasfic Sports 1; Vis- ual Aids 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Annual 4. SHELBY TONEY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Girls1 Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Interscho- lastic Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 44Representative 3- Reporter 4; Keyhole 3, 4; An- nual 4; Home EC, 2. DONNA STRAWSER Band 1; Majorette 4; Interscho- lastic Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-wRepresentafive 2; Jr. Play; Keyhole 2; Pep Club 3; Jr. Red Cross Club 1, 2, 3 -Representative 1, 2, 4; Dra- matics 2, 3; Annual 4. LOUISE STEVENS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Interscho- lastic Sports 1, 2; Sfudenf Council 3,-V. President; Jr. Play; Keyhole 3; Annual 4; Pep Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Home EC, Club 2; Chef's Club 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 01m SENIORS PETE TRUAX i Football I; Football Manager : 3; Golf I; Hi-Y 1; Jr. Play; a Keyhole 2. 1 RICHARD UBERBACHER Ramsey High School, New Jer- sey, 1, 2, 3; Annual 4. . BEULAH WELLMAN Interscholastic Sports 3, 4; ln- tramural Sports 1, 2, 4; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Keyhole 3, 4; An- nual Staff4Treasurer 8x Act ing Business Manager 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 3; Quill 81 ScroH 4; F.T.A. JESSE ZIMMERMAN Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Class Pres- ident 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Hi-Y 2, GARTH WHITT 3; Gymnastics Club 2, 3; Van Sportsmen's Club 3; Auto Me- S'ty Letterman's CIUb 2' 3' 4 h - . Madeira High School 1; An- c anlcs Club 3, Annual 4, mm! 4; Track 2' ALAN WOODS Auto Mechanics Club 2; An- nual 4. ; , JERRY WILLIAMS M Sportsman's Club 2; Craft Club 3; Annual 4. DONALD WILLIAMSON Student Council 3, 4-Presi- dent 4; Auto Mechanics Club 2; Annual 4. senlons Officers and advisers SENIOR OFFICERS: Jerry Hobbs, treasurer; Jesse Zimmerman, presik dent; Norma Rountree, vice president; and Jane Herman, secretary. i SENIOR ADVISERS. Mr Turner and Miss Ham survey the new gate be- side the recently installed boiler room. Jim Carter, who is convalescing at Drake Memorial Hospital, is studying very hard under the tutoring of Mr, Baldwin. He hopes to finish in June with the rest of- the class. 13 ER vs. t 1.7.... .IJE! I?! y yum'oz 6 1455 05 feet! Wayne Zimmerman ...................... President Lyn Ferris ........................ Vice President Hilda Riesenberg ........................ Secretary Barbara Lawson ........................ Treasurer 140012 Room Teacheu Miss Kile, Mn Acus, and Mr. Seaman use the adding machine to figure the totals of the magazine sales. gctiw'tiea Mr. Rothermel awards the prizes to Artie Dods, Alice Thompson, and Betty Rieger in the Magazine Subscription Contest Ray Mack, Louise Lamb, Pat Slater, and Phii Bauer look at The selection of class rings before making their choice. Wanda Adams Shirley Alcorn Glenda Anderson Clifton Ashcraft Barbara Bailey Mary Barnes Donald Barnes Philip Bauer Juniors Ruth Bobo Evelyn Brennemann Donald Butler Kay Capehart Bob Covert Dallas Daniels Joanne De Maria Artie Dods Jean Easley Joe Fahrendorf Bud Feldhaus Lyn Ferris Terry Fox Brian Freeh Paul French Louis Frobe Harold Hamblin Hilda Hansen Susan Harter Zefta Herrin Sonja Horton Gary Hubbard Ed Hunter Arvie Johnson Juniors Dick Jones Judy Jones Richard Jones Bill Koger Louise Lamb Barbara Lawson Thelma Ledington Cathie Lind Pat Lotz Sue Lovell Sylvia Lowe Ronald Lucke Raymond Mack Rosella Mays Johnny Miller Dennis Murdock Janice Neel'ey Don Niehaus Fred Patterson Phyllis Patterson Betty Payne Bill Rasch Richard Reese Betty Rieger Juniors Carol Riegle Hilda Riesenberg Bob Roby Nelson Runge Margie Shepherd Alyce Silvia Pat Slater Howard Smith Walter Smith Leroy Sowder Vera Lou Stesch Gene Tegeder 3O Jo Ann Wilson Juliette Woodruff Wayne Zimmerman Charlene Thesing Alice Thompson Melvin Thompson Sandra Warren Bob Webb Dennis Weber Shirley Wells Lois Whitton Missing Jim Allphin George Anderson Pat Annis Maudella Brice Jerry Burwell Herbie Cain O'Kelly lsley Norma Jeanne Noyes Jo Ann Thompson 61455 05512215 l Barbara Anderson ....................... President Terry Russell ....................... Vice President Randal Anderson ....................... Secretary Nathaniel Easley ........................ Treasurer Judy Capehart and Rosemary Wilson sell :arnations for Cat- ton Day to Lola Seigla, Norma Rounrree, and Elaine Diemer. mmzuoi-Qonz-uocn aqome Room TeacAeu J Mr. Van Houten, Mr. Denecke, Mr, Stacy, and Mr. Mart discuss Sycamore's football season. Cecil Bishop Shirley Boyaft Leslie Brinson Rosetta Briscoe Alta Brown Carol Butler Hefen Butler Judy Capehart Bill Clark Wanda Copeland Barbara Cox Jeanne Cummings Mary De Maria Dave DeRonde Denver Drake Nathaniel Easiey Elaine Edens Shirley Emily Beuiah Adams Alice Anderson Barbara Anderson Ronda! Anderson Carolyn Armstrong Jim Arwood Jerry Babb Samuel Bach Richard Bailey Phil Bake Geneva BaH Ronald Barker Elaine Bause Louise Beall Gail Beckett Don Belcher Dan Beverly Shirfey Bill r1 X4 3:. :4. V ,I Dean Faulkner Don Ferris Ralph Fussner Mike Gaeb Beverly Gibbs Joyce Gilmorer George Hadden Ronnie Hall Rosa Lee Harris Sonia Hatfield Connie Heckman Lillian Hodge Donna Irwin Pat Jackson Mike Jake Morris Jenkins Maxine Johnson Don Jones Sophomores Roland Jorgensen Larry Kelley Wayne Kelly Sylvia King Robin Kohankie Aurbon Lamb Roger Ledford Carol Lewis Edna Love Freida Lovel! Deon Lowe Joan Mason James McNuft John Morgan Gertrude Noesing Ernie Ohlhauser Ruth Pfau Sonny Poynter Barbara Radabaugh Sue Radabaugh Ron Rankin Bob Richardson Bill Riegie Nancy Robbins Terry Russell James Sallee George Scull Lola Seigla Ronnie Siegler Julia Steddom Joan Steinkamp Roger Tillotson Robert Toney Missing Charles Carter Elaine Evans David Gammon Ben Georgilis JUdY Traud Eddie Lewis Susan Lumley 1 Eugene Oden Beverly Rankin - Paul Reddish Wilma Jo Vanover Glenna Schmidt Russell Sears .i r. .- Phil Sexton f 9-3 . , Mae Stewart ' r ' Boyd Weddell x Pauf Warren 24;, .. Charles Webber , w W V . I -x ..7 Geneva Ball, Sonia Hatfield, Nancy Robbins, and Norma Noyes decorate the Christmas tree in the Home Economics Room. 1 4?. Marilyn Wellman Gerald Whalen ,; A Alberta Whitson James Wilkerson Dean Williams Rosemary Wilson Pat Winningham Henry Wirthlin Judy Womack Jim Yeager 055122'55 Eddie Driver ......................... President Danny Walker ................... Vice President Bob Reed ........................... Secretary Dick Manuel...........A.. .......,Trea5urer Pat Meister sells Tab banks to Terry Fox! Artie Dodds, and Nelson Runge. llama Room TeacAeu Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. Gloardf, Miss Van Houten, and Mr. Bartlett admire the new classrooms. Pat Abbott Rufh Adams 1 Carlene AlJendorf Norman Altemeier Ronnie Anderson Sharon Anderson Jeff Ashcraft Janet Bailey Janice Baldwin Shirley Ball Ann Belcher Bob Berg Lloyd Blankenship Jim Blus'r Marian Bowen Dwight Boyd Mary Lou Branscome John Brecht Delno Brinson Rose Bruner Willard Bruner Patty Burdge 1 Jimmy Bustle William Cain Harry Capehart Jim Carter Naomi Cawley Norma Christman Carole Clay Judy Coffey Nola Collier Kay Dallas Olga Del Favero Judy Dixon Robert Dornbach Eddie Driver Frances Edwards Carol Evans Darlene Evans Cathy Faris Sue Farmer Chuck Fasse Jerry Fath Elisha Faulkner Dick Fenstermacher Jane Ferris Virginia Foster Louise French Joe Gabe Patty Godbey Laverne German Mike Grooms Sandy Haines Martha Hammond Jack Hanson Leroy Harper Jim Harris Denny Harter Bob Hartley Dixie Helton Marvin Hill Bill Hoffman Bruce Hume Susan Hu50n Lonnie James Luther James Charles Johnson Freda Mae Johnson Charles Jones Curtis Jones David Jones Raymond Jones Ulrich Kappus Jim Kasprzak Bill Keel Barbara Keiner Larry Kelly Eddie Kier Joe Korner Etta Krebs Arlita Lawson Paul Lindahl Betty Lykins Herbert Malany James Manuel David Maxfield Bill McFarland Eddie McGregor Pat Meister Syble Moon Robert Moorhead EHis Moren Billy Murray Margie Niehaus James Norman Terry Owens Nora Paris Jerry Parker Roger Pearce Susan Phillips Charles Rahe Bob Reed William Rice Carole Roby Edward Ross Joan Runge Margaret Schatzel John Schuler Jane Schumann Ruby Scott Pat Sculley Barbara Snead Thelma Spain Jerry Sporing Rose Stephens Richard Stephenson Wheeler Sumner James Taylor Janet Taylor Jelene Taylor Jack Thompson Ronald Thompson Lynn Toler Marlene Vastine Daniel Walker Christine Wall Ronald Warren Sue Ann Warren Jean Webb Joan Webb William Webb Carole Weisbrodt Richard Werf Janice Whalen Marjorie Whitf Donald Wilson Betty Jo Wood Joan Woodward Lester Young Larry Zapf Freshmen Missing Bertha Bowman James Clendenen Linda Davis James Jarvis William Katsetos Ross Newman Donald Nicely Ronald lsley Rudofph lsley Eddie McGregor, Jimmy Buslfe, and Charles Rahe seem to be having trOuble with their crnwded lockers. ROOM IOOu-FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ML Benhasel S, Taylor, A. Slater, A. Shacey, G. Fazzm, E. Free, D. Bowen, J. Weber, and B. Ball. SECOND ROW: W. Parker, J. Lancaster, B EmHy, R, MHIer, D. Hammond, J. Fensrermacher, D. Vogel, J. Hoenemier, D. Carroll, and B Wellman, THIRD ROW: P. Patterson, B. Woodruff, J. LumLey, J. Poe, A, Gifford, J, Hadley, D. Atha, V. Cain, and B. Blaney. FOURTH ROW: J. McKenzie, R. Johnson, D. Vanover, D. HaH, R. Ream, D, Burg, J, Stephenson, J. Clendenen, P. Hatfield, Eighth Grade ROOM III FWRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Williams, T. Sferm, GA Perkins, P. Barnes, M. Easley, L, Harp, F, James, I. Buffs, R. Gartenl and W. Atkins. SECOND ROW: 5. Beasley, M. Feidler, K. Arwood. C. LukE, 0, Thomas, C Lynch, E. Paeterson, B, Toney, D. Paris, and L. Arthur. THIRD ROW: C. Crawford, J. Farmer, J Brecht, J. Rorhermei, JV Wood, C. Quarry, B. Truax, B. Egbert, and F Gunter, FOURTH ROW: D, Riddle, M. Laker, W. Dougherry, C. Riddle, J. Weingartner, D. Hockney, H. Blusf, E Murray, 8, Mahaffey, and R Cox. NOT IN PHOTO: M. McDowelI and Carl BiH. ROOM 112 F1RST ROW: Mrs. DeRight, D. Pafferson, C. Bowlingl L. Flora, MA Bender, C. Hoge, C. Henley, J. Blankenship, D. Hardy, A. Wilson, and V Thomas, SECOND ROW: J. Mathis, E. Jones, J. Burwell, W. Rowe, G. Smlrh, B. Pennix, B. Moon, C. Friend, D, McBride, and O, LaBafh TWRD ROW: 5. Winningham, R. Hall, J. Poynter, B. Taylor, C. Rogers, 0, Kilby, P. Ledingmn, John Waitas, R. Corner, and S. Shephard. FOURTH ROW: M. Glover, D. Blevins! H. Weiche, D. Ferris. D Freehl J. Evers, C. Gesf, R McKenzie, G. DeMaria, and D. Bailey. NOT 1N PHOTO: Ralph Blaine and Sandra Stockham, Eighth . m : - Judy Poe, Judy Rofhermel, and Denis Freeh are Grade ,, on their way to cIass. a stack of books they will have to r k Charles Bowling and Larry Flora look at th V.- Q conquer this year. .. 3 ; Mr, Barrlerf, Mr. Stacey, Mr. Mart, and Mr, WiHiams, Mr Benhasc, Mr, wanr, Mr MacnghL and Mr MCmec, 13 bus dHVFN, day, Mn Denecke has just returned alsm are discussing the motor 01' the new bus 0w: guijtantj Mrs. Hitch, the office secretary, IS arranging the Flowers on her desk. Mr, Smgmemr takes time out from work to get a drink, Mr. Garten shows Jim Clendenen about clos- ing the windows. 42 Seaman have finished Then runs for the Mrs. Gushurst, Mrs. Hufford, and Mrs. Egbert are being assisted by Helen BuHer and Richard Bailey, in serving lunch going Our Way Mr. Fread seems proud of the work he has done on the lawn. l Brent Garten helps to keep our building shipshape. goinj way 8:3 0- The Industrial Arts boys are proud of their finished products, which require much accurate work. Miss Cowan helps Clifton Ashv craft, George Hadden, O'Ksllx lsley and Jerry Whalen wnh their first attempt at sculptur- ing in art class Mr. Sfacy shows the Chemistry class the preparation of Mono- chlormethane, 7m I 7tom 3:15 A fiat tire can happen even in Driver Training dass. Joyce Conley shows TheFma Ledington and Ed Hunter how much speed is possible wlth an I,B.M. ehactrlc fypewriter, in typing class. Justl wait until the fashion show,' say the busy girls in Home Economics. How the boys' physical education classes love these push-ups! 8:3 0-. Mr. Seaman helps the Plane Geometry class prove a theorem. The Lafin students try f0 trans- late the verses on the napkins. The girls' physical educaHon c!asseg warm up by daing exercises. I Cecil Bishop points out Africa, i on the map in history class. Study Hallwan opportunity to do that last minute assignment Here we see our new rooms in three :tages of conshucv Sandy Haines and Judy Capehart share the mirror in the new restroom. Mr. Greene and Mn Purdy help Jerry Hobbs, Dale Ashcraft and Ed Hunter transfer equipment for the eighth grade .912 pzoyteu Sylvia Kingl Wilma Jo Vanover, Mary Ruby, and Alice Thompson make use of our new coatracks. MrsA Hitch and Mr. Purdy are put ting mail into the new mail boxes 40in BETUJEE ! l' Eu '5 VEU :I'Ii Ma r'k' 1 Wayne Zimmerman and Cathy Faris, Barbara Radabaugh and Wen- -, dell Herrin, and Barbara Anderson and Carl Hall find time to talk at noon. The librarian helps Louise BcaH find the book she wants. Evefyn Brennemann and Terry Fox the Junior Class. Betty Reiger makes that important calf while oth- ers wait to use The phone. The Twin Kiss is a popuEar spot at noon and after school. . Mr, Mart helps keep machine f'HEd for the- Iunch line in or- der. Zena Herrin and Judy Jones are busy selling cookies for the Keyhole Club. IMPORTHIIT EUEHT SEPTEMBER School begins! Junior class officers elected. Football Clinic held. Faculty picnic. First game on our field. We won! First issue of KeyhoIe, Underclassmen pictures taken. GAA. Initiation OCTOBER Dedication of The football field. G.A,A. Hayride. First Keyhole Cooky day. Student Council elections. First football rally. Homecoming Dance. Senior pictures taken. Kitten in the art cIass. First Civil Defense drill. E.I.B. Day Dad's Night. South Western Ohio Teachers' meeting. Levi Leap. lOHG OUR UJIW NOVEMBER Advertfsing goal made. State patrolman tafks to Driver's Training students. Liquid Air Assembly. Annual Cover chosen. Prince of Peace assembly G.A.A. bonfire. Gridiron Queen ceremony. Fire bomb assembly. Senior assembly. Basketball cheerleaders elected. First annual shipment. First basketball game. DECEMBER Junior Play A Lit'rle Honey. Eighth grade arrives. Driving demonstratiOn. Senior cIass meeting. Christmas Concert. Senior pictures arrive. Christmas Dance. Quill and Scroll fall initiation. SPORTS L I ' i. x : - ' I , u . 'F ' 15 r , - t ' f ' 11., l U; . a 1 U ii 7 E - :35 K :2. t 1 W'- f. $5 ' FIRST ROW: Coach George Buddy Acus, Harry Seigla, Carl Hall, Bobby Manuell Richard Hadley, Co-Capfains Bob Brown and Jesse Zimmerman, Tom Anderson, Paul Murdock, Ed Marshall, Gene Tegeder, and Assistant Coach Walt Denecke. SECOND ROW: Principal Norman Purdy, Howard Smith, Don Ferris, Ronald Lucke, Nelson Runge, O'Kelly IsIey, Ed Hunter, Wayne Zimmerman, Harold Hamlin, Leroy Sowder, Ed Lewis, Assistant 700: LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheerleaders: Lyn Ferris, Wanda Adams, Terry Fox and Cathy Faris. II I FOOTBALL . E and '1 DATE SYCAMORE , : September 10 0 : ! September IT 24 ' ! September 24 5 E October I M October 8 1 October 15 1 1 Oafoher 22 13 l W October 23 25 . NOVEmber 5 12 November 12 13 November ! Coach Don BenhaseA THIRD ROW: Manager Herb Malany, Bill Riegle, Paul Warren! Richard Bailey, Phil Bake, Bill Clark, Terry Russell, Sonny Pointer, Rondal Anderson, Jerry Burwell, Dan Walker, Dallas Danieis. FOURTH ROW: Manager Bob Hartley, John Brecht, Bob Kohank1e, John Mor- gan, Ellis Maren, Dean Falkner, Eddie Ross, Ron Warren, Ron Rankin, Bill Hoffman, Jim Harris, J W. Sanee, and Manager Chuck Fassee. - :11! LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Don Benhase, Head Coach George Acus, and Assistant Walt Denecke SC H ED UL E SCORES -? OPPON ENT County Preview 6 Indian Hill 6 Fairfield 6 Mt. Healthy 0 Loveland 14 Anderson 7 Colerain 33 Terrace Park 6 Taylor 19 Harrison 19 Madeira gelling Me play Calling the plays are Aurbon Lamb, Jack Hoffman and Mr. Williams. Inspiration 58 Dads receiving their numbers from Sonja Horton and Betty Rieger are: Mr. Ross and Mr. Hoffman. J! VARSITY BASKETBALLw-LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDWG: Dick Jones, Ralph Fussner, Ed Marshall, Bob McFarland, David DeRonde, Walt Smith, Ted Butler, Gene Potts, Howard Smith, Wayne Zimmerman, and Jesse Zimmerman. KNEELING: Chuck Fassee, Nelson Runge, Coach Walter Denecke, I Herb Malany and Bob Hartley. unnsnv anuemnu um. S$?EEE2WM: WALT DICK GENE BOB ! Jackie Greene averages the points of the Sycamore stars. 1 CHEERLEADERS1LEFT TO R1GHT: Wanda Adams, Jane Hor- man, Terry Fox, and Lyn Ferris Coaches Walt Denecke and George Acus discuss future Opponems ED JESSE SYCAMORE HIGH SCHEDULE AND SCORES 1 1X SYCAMORE OPPONENTS 5 Nov, 30 57 Withrow 67 Dec. 3 72 Anderson 54 Dec. 10 58 Loveland 51 Dec. 17 59 Coferain 61 Jan. 7 57 Mt. Healthy 48 Jan. 14 86 Terrace Park 58 Jan. 21 61 Sharonville 45 Jan. 28 96 Glendale 54 Feb. 4 59 Taylor 57 Feb. 8 94 Harrison 67 Feb. H 81 Madeira 59 Feb. 18 73 Indian Hill 57 Feb. 25 63 Ham. Fairfield S4 Lockland Holiday Tournament Dec, 28 59 Reading 61 Dec. 29 84 New Woodward ARTIE AURBON BRIAN SONNY DON JUNIOR UHRSIW BHSHETBHLL CHEERLEADER5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Weisbrndt, Barbara Anderson, Janet Taylor, and Cathy Faris, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALLiLEFT TO RIGHT, STANDlNG: Coach George Acus, Artie Duds, Jim Yeager, Aurbon Lamb, Dan Betcher, Sonny Poynter, Brian Freeh, Don Ferris. KNEELING: Eddie McGregor, Ellis Morenl Dick Manuel, Eddie Driver, Phil Bauer, Lynn Toler, and Danny Walker. JlllIIOR UHBSIW BHSHETBHll . The students cheer their teams on to victory. SYCAMORE HIGH JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES SYCAMORE OPPONENTS Nov. 30 31 Withrow 43 Dec. 3 37 Anderson 48 Dec. 10 46 Loveland 42 Dec 17 29 Colerain 55 Jan. 7 37 Mt, Healthy 20 Jan. 14 32 Teriace Park 49 Jan. 21 44 Sharonville 27 Jan, 28 44 Glendale 31 1 Feb 4 35 Taylor 31 1 Feb. 8 62 Harrison 41 1 Feb. 11 4O Madeira 48 Feb. 18 33 Indian Hill 46 Feb. 25 40 Ham. Fairfield 35 ; STANWNG, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mn Denecke, Ronme Hafl, Howard Smith, Sonny Poynter, Phil Bauer, and Dick Jone; KNEELING: Harry Seigla, Ralph Fussner, Dalias Damels, Ted Butler, Gene Potts, Carl Hali, Artie Dads, and Aurbon Lamb, ' 0,, out way 5,, ansesnu Artie Dads practices for the games ahead Harry SeigWa fhrows th I 7, 4. N. 4 4 ,, ,, d 4 iST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BiII ReiQIe, Nathaniel Easley, Herbert Cain, Bill Webbl Charles Fassee, Bob Hartley, Eddie McGregor, Terry Owens, Paul Lindahl, and Jim Norman. 2ND ROW: Nelson Rungc, Jim Harris, Eugene German, George Hadden, Terry Russell, Lawrence Cam, Eddie Lewis, Ger- ald Parker, Donald Wilson, Bob Kohankic, and Mr. Acus. 3RD ROW: Jerry Burwc-H, Ray Mack, Bob Brown Leroy Sowder, Bill Clark, Ed Marshall, Phil Sexton, Ron Rankin, Richard Bailey, and Harold Hamblin. NOT SHOWN: Harry Seigm. and TRHCH , Spring Sports hput in a track meet. Harold Hamblln and Ed Marshall are set to run. VARSITY BASKETBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Stesch, Z. Herrin, J. Kunze, K, Capeharr, B, Wellman, G. Anderson, M. Mafone, L. Ferris, J. Thomp- son, A, Potter, T. Fox, H. Riesenberg, J. Herman, and E. Brennemann. SOFTBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Anderson, J. De Maria, 3. Lawson, K Capehart, A Potter, M, De Maria, H. Riesenberg, V. Stesch, C. Armstrong, H. Butler, and Edna Love. IHTEHSUHULHSHG Mrs. Malane is showing C. Armstrong, J. De Maria, H. Butler and K. Capehart how to hold a bat properw. RESERVE BASKETBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Faris, C. Aflendorf, M. Niehaus, H Butler, J. Mason, S Huson, L. German, 5. Hatfieid, J. Traud, Mrs. Malone, J Ferris, A Brown, K. Dalias, J. Baldwin, L. Bea'H, C. Butler, B. Anderson, J. Woodward, D, Lowe, ' SPUHTS VOLLEYBALL TEAM: J. Hon man, J. Kunze, T. Fox, C. Lind, G. Anderson, L. Ferris, M. Ma- ione, B. Rieger, S. Huson, W. Adams, P. Lotz, H. Riesenberg, and 5. Horton. HOCKEY TEAM: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Anderson, M. Wellman, J, Ferris, L. Ferris, B. Rieger, G. Anderson, C. Rie- gle, B, Wellman, G. Ball. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: S Huson, J. Taylor, C. Armstrong, H. Riesenberg, S, Horton, L. Beall, D. Williams, L. Seigla, T. Foxl V. Stesch, Mrs, Malone. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Lowe, M. Niehaus, BA Keiner, G. Beckett, B. Anderson, J. Woodward, C. Allendorf, and C. Faris. The most popular fall sport at Syca- more is hockey. G. A. A. Board Seated, left to right: H. Riesenberg, Z. Herrin. J. Tay- ' lor, T. Fox, and Lyn Ferris. Standing, left to right: M. Eggersl D Kuertz, S. Toney, G. Keiley, J. Herman, B. Anderson, and LA Beall. Representing the many girls who participate in imra mural sports are E. Brena- mann, V, Stesch, Z. Her- rin, J. Jones, 8. Law- son, J Thompson, and M. Barnes. Sue Rada- baugh prac- tices golf as Barbara Radabaugh looks on. Representing the girls who participate in intramural volleyball are: TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: K, Capehart, J. De Maria, C. Arm- strong, M. De Maria, J. Horman, and J. Kunze, H. Butler, and E. Love. J. Schumann, P. Jackson, E. Diemer, and G. McKinney prac- tice their archery J. S'reddorn makes use of the tennis courts 59 BOWLING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion, Sharon, Frances, Virginia, Norma, Jane and Pat tabulate their scoring, CAST AND STAGE CREWA STANDiNG: Vera Stesch, Mary Barnes, Cathie Lind, Ed Hunter, Lyn Ferris, Clifton Ashcraff, Hilda Riesenberg, Buddy Feldhaus, Mrs. Cromwell, director; Dun Niehaus, Robert Roby, Joanne Thompson, Betty Rieger. lyn Brennemann, Louise Lamb. SEATED: Sylvia Lowe, Artie Dods, Terry Fox, Eve- H mm: Honev -JUIIIOB PllW PapaH Ed Hunted comforts Grandma Sylvia LOWE, Scoots tLouise LamM is given a ride in the whee! chair by Grandma. I-III s:. IIIIIII O .- ' -!- 1 CAST AND STAGE CREW. STAND- ING: Jackie Greene, Donna Johnson, Doris Jones, Mary Eggers, Beulah Wellman, Jean Mefford, Mrs. Cromv well, director; Norma Rountree, Louise Stevens, Janet Kunze, Gerry Broughi fen, Pat Jackson, and Bob ManueL SITTING: Elaine Diemer, Donna Straw- ser, Maridel Sanna, and Jane Herman IIIIIE GIRLS Shirley discovers Alice's body in the closer. The orher girls look on in horror ? ; SENIOR , ; PllW Members of the :35? for Little NCIF, an exciting melodramrner, aye: Jackie Greene, Dick Uberbacher, Jerry Hobbs, and Harry Seigla. Plus . . . V llTTlE Ell. Joyce Mathis, Mary Eggers, Assist- ant Treasurers, and Gerry Kelley, Business Manager, watch as Beulah Wellman, Treasurer, adds the ad vertisfng Totals, Jean Mefford, Joyce Conley Norma Rounrree, Beulah WeHmanJ EaHeen Baumann, amd GaH MC? Kinney sehsct fhe pictures for the next shipmenr, THE yycamozq ANNUAL STAFF FlRST DESK: E. Diemer, P. Jackson, J, Conley, E. Baumann. SECOND DESK: H, Seigla, B. Wellman, G. McKinney; THIRD DESK: J. Mafhis, N. Rountree, J. Mefford FOURTH DESK: Miss Ham, M. Ruby, M. Eggers, D. Jones, and B ManueL Harry Seigla, photographer, takes a picture of Nancy Riggs, and Maridel Senna, subscription chair, men. Miss Ham, adviser; Norma Rouni tree, editor; and Ben Pugh, staff artist check fhe cover before it is sent to the printer. Pictures the Events Hlong Our lllay! ADVERTISING SALEkSTANDWG: Gerry Kelley, Business Manager; Beulah Wellman, Treasurer, FIRST ROW: T. Anderson, G. Potts, B. Manuel, H. Seigla, E. Diemer, J. Kunze, L. Defy, S. White, L, Stevens, J. Herman, G. Broughton, J. Mefford, J. Schottnerl N. Rountree. SECOND ROW: 6 Capehart, K. Burdge, S. Husonl M. Eggers, P. Jackson, P, Tclerl D, Jones, M. Ruby, G. McKinney, D. Sisco, A. Potter, THIRD ROW: B. Brown, B. Garten, G. WhifT, S. Toney, D. Kuertz, D. Williamson, W. Herrin, J. Greene, J. Mathis. FOURTH ROW: E. Marshall, RV Hadley, C. Lear, P. Murdock, D, Strawser, J. McCune, M. Sanna, J. Zimmerman, L Blust, D. Ashcraft, and Carl Hall. KEYHOLE CLUB FlRST ROW: J. Mefford, C. Armstrong, J. Mason, C. Faris, C. Weisbrodt, M, Whitt, B. Anderson, F. Lovell, G. Beckett, J. D. Kuerfz, J. Cummings, B, Gibbs, J. Horman, S. Toney, J. EasIey. SECOND ROW: R Garten, H. Wesche, JK Poe, N. Easley, B. Kohankie, Schotrner, Kinney, D. Jones, M. DeMaria, J, Capehart, P Pat- J. Steddom, L Beall, G. BrOughron, M. Ruby, 3 Wellman, J. Wilson, M. Barnes, L. Ferris, G. Mc terson, E. Faulkner, C. Friend, J. Morgan, C. Ashcraft. THIRD ROW: H. Seigla, B. Clark, B. Gifford, J, Thompson, 2. Herrin, S. Lowe, M, Wellman, J. Womack, V. Stesch, P. LoTz, TV Fox, W, Adams, 8. Rieqer, S. Horfon, 'E. Brennemann, J, Traud, C. Quarry, J. Jones, B. Fresh. WHO IS BUIHG UUH lUHU? HERD HLL HBUUT H III THE The production crew, Gerry Broughton, Jean Mefford, BeuWah Wellman, Norma Rountree, Mary Ruby, Doris Jones, and Gail McKinney hurry to get the Keyhole mimeographed and Salesman, Mary Ruby, Diane Kuelfz, and stapled before the deadline. Marilyn Wellman, :eport their sale fofals to The Keyhole staff, Harry Seigla, Gerry Broughton, Jean Mefford, Beulah Wellman, Doris Jones, Joyce Schonner, Gail McKinney, JoAnn Wilson, Lyn Ferris, Norma Rounv tree, Bob Kohankie, and Jane Horv man, make suggestions for each issue of the paper. Mrs. Cromwell, advisor; Gerry Broughton, associate editor, and Jean Mefford, editor, look over +he finished product. HEUHUL Circulation Manager Jane Herman. 773 Harry Seigla, sports editor, checks the.- scorebook with sports writers, N. Easley, J. Morgan, 8. Freak, and B. Clark, Student Councvl is the Connecting link between the faculty and the student body. Mr. Turner is the faculty adviser, This year's representatives are FIRST ROW: Phil Bake, Mary Eggers, ETaine Diemer, Carlene Allendorf, Janet Taylor. SECOND ROW: Zena Herrin, Jean Mefford, MariorEe Nei- haus, Cathy Faris, Julia Sfeddom. THIRD ROW: Gene Tegeder, Don Williamson, Ralph Fussner, Runnie Lucke, Terry Fox, and Juan Mason. STUDENT COUNCIL Studem Council Officers: Don Wiiliamson, PIeside-nt; Terry Fox, Vice-Presidenf; Joan Ma- son, Secretary-Treasurer, check the listL of those who collected for the Polio Drive. T35 IE ; HUJHRDS The scholarship team represent- ing Sycamore at Miami are as follows: Terry Russell, Clifton Ashcrafr, Raymond Mack, Brian Freeh, Bob Manuel, Ronnie Lucke, Bob Kohankie, Rondal Anderson, Bill Clark, Sam Bach, Joe Davenport, Gary Garten. RaIph Fussner, Jack Greene, Nancy Riggs, Mary Barnes, Judy Traud, Lyn Ferris, ShirIEy Wil- liams, Ann Ferris, Peggy Hanson, Batty Hunteman, Shirley Henry, Joyce Mathis, Elaine Diemer Jean Mefford, Vera Sre' Freida Lovell, Sue Farie Sumner, and Evelyn Bram. Joyce Mathis and Harry Seigla attended the Buck- eve Girls' and Boys' State Camps in the summer. Jean Mefford and Don Williamson seem proud as Mr. Turner hands them their AChievemenf Award placques from the Boosters Club. Miss Ham lacks at the NOMA Awards, Barbara Jones and Shirley McBride Mr. Denecke gives Frank Hall His IsHer for being high point man received for being the outstanding Senior sfudenfs in the Business Deparr- in athletics for his four years at Sycamore menf. MIXED CHORU5 HRST ROW: Mr. Samorc, Beverw Gibbs, Shirley BaH, Jean Mefford, Helen Butler, Jean Easley, Sue Radabaugh, Kay Dallas, JOYCE Schortner, Phyllis Patterson, Louxse Stevens, Norma Rountree, Beverly Rankin. SECOND ROW: Gerry Broughton, Pat Jackson, Elaine Diemer, Gai! Beckett, Joan Runge, Pat Loni Hilda Reiscnberg, Terry Fox, Judy Jones, LOIS Whitfon, Nora Paris, Marlene Vas1ine, Carol Lewis. THlRD ROW: Sonia Hatfield, Wanda Adams, Barbara Cox, Sandy Haines, Audrey Porter, Dixie Helton, Jemne Taylor, Virginia Foster, Peggy Schatzel, Jane Ferris, Lyn Fer- ris, Betty Reigerl Bertha Bowman, FOURTH ROW: Beulah Adams, Pat Hodge, James Norman, Paui Lindall, Bill Webb, Jackie Greene, Randal Arr derson, Jim Atwood, Jim Harris, Danny Walker, BiH Clark musm 0a -.- mam:- MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Janie Phillips, Barbara Anderson, Vera Stesch, Louise Beall, Carol Weisbrodr, Susan Huson, Pat Sculley, Dean Wil- Hams, Elaine Edens, Shirley Emily, Betty Woods, Alice Anderson, Deon Lowe. SECOND ROW: Joyce Schonner, Diane Kuertz, Susan Lumley, Carlene Allendorf, Joan Woodward, Barbara Snead, Julia Steddom, Nancy Robinson, Maridel Sanna, Shelby Toney, Jane Horman, Jeannie Cummings, Marion Bowen. THIRD ROW: Margie Niehaus, Sonia Horton, Evelyn Brenemann, Frances Edwards, Martha Hammond, Janet Kunze, Joyce Mathis, Carol But- ler, Pat Abbot, Pat Burdge, Barbara Radabaugh, Janet Taylor, Cathy Faris, FOURTH ROW: Charles Johnson, James Clendenenl John Morgan, Jim Kasprzak, Sam Bach, Joe Corner, Terry Russell, Charles Fassel Nathaniel Easley, Eddie McGregor, Connie Heckman, Pat Godbey, We salute our band and majorettes, who performed for the firs? time this year! The Iibrary assistants who help Mrs. Lancaster keep The library running Smoofhfy and efficient are BiHy Cain, Mike Gaeb, Don Jones, Dick Manuel, Bwlly Rice, Nathaniel Easley, Bob Kohankic, Roland Jorgensen, Jack Greene, Sue Harrer, Mrs. Lancaster, and Shirley Emily. STANDING AT THE DESK: Martha Hammond, Marlene Vasfine, Bob Manuell Carolyn Armstrongl Marjorie Whitt, Zena Herrm, Jean Easley, Roger Titlotson, and Judy library assistants, Quill ant Miss Ham, Gerry Broughton, Jean Mefford and Mrs. Cromwell pin the Quill and Scroll pins Mrs. Cromwell, Mary Barnes, and a on the new members, Norma Rounfree, BeuWah Wellman, and Doris Jones. ZeHa Hcrrin serve cake and punch Junior Red Cross Ecru to the new members of InternatiOnal Journalism Society l 3 $ I Members sf Sycamore's newest club, the Future Teachers of Amer- , are Carol Riegle, Jean Mef- ford, Lyn Ferris, Gerry Broughton, Jean Easlcy, Mrv Purdy, sponsor, Vera Stesch, Pat Jackson, and Jane? Kunze. F.T.R. ica Red Cross homeroom representa- tives are Jean Cummings, Joyce Conley, Judy Capehart, Laverne German, Donna Strawser, Mary Barnes, Jim Taylor, David Gam- mon, JoAnn Thompson, Judy Traud, Susan Lumley, Joan Mason, and Zena Herrin, Sponsors of 1he group are Mrs, Gotthardf and Miss VanHouten. oxWo ,3 nos CRADDOCK HEATING PHONE SY. 9967 ROAD 5: WRECKER RES SY. 8037 SERVICE Williamson Authorized Dealer nAPEgs AUTO SERVICE Goa Gas' OII IF YOUR CAR WONT START. CALL Us, COMPLETE CAR 6; TRUCK REPAIRING ELECTRIC a ACETYLENE WELDING Free Estimafes 4823 lauul Ave. Blue Ash, Ohio 5,. 909-, CARL GEORGE 50H COOPER RD. BLUE ASH. OHIO C02??? COMPLIMENTS B AND B SPECIALTY OF column Manufccfurers of the Brogan Cycles and Trailers BLUE ASH f5 COMPLIMENTS or BUILDERS, SUPPLY COMPANY n A N l E L 3 5 Blue Ash Ohio 5 U P E R M A R I: HEAVY wnzcxan a Towma 1' Days Nigbis s Sy. 9820 5y. 8550 ALCORN'S SERVICE Kenwood and Fairview, Blue Ash George seems pleased with his purchases SY IOIH ELMER HERRIN EXCAVATINB Dump Trucking, Ditching, Sewer Work and Septic Tanks, Fiil Dirt B1ackfopping 4561 Cuopnr Read Iluu Ash, Ohio 88 Complimenfs of fhe WHITING MANUFACTURING 80., Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 R. C. P. Radio 8. TV Sales 8: Service 9002 Blue Ash Road Sycamore 1293 A Work Guaranieed Rossmoyne COMPLIMENTS OF IIAIIIIY9S MARKET Kenwaod Road, Blue Ash, Ohio Sycamore 9867 R. W. TERRIS BUILDER and DEVELOPER BLUE ASH, OHIO BLUE ASH HARDWARE Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio 1'! CO M 8:. M TEXACO SERVICE . Kenwood and Han! Roads Blue Ash, Ohlo 5y. 9881 KNAPP R. H SCHLUETER FACTORY AGENT SY. 4617 $ i I'v- a: 7 The Blue Ash Building and Loan Co. Savings insured up Open Daily Monday 1-8 F. M. f g to $10,000. Tuesday through Saturday Emmy? Curreni rafe of interest 3V270 9:30 A. M. To 2:00 P. M. Corner of Kenwood and Cooper Roads Complimenfs of HmmthMwikw: WEMMM M We Specialize In I Sundaes, Malts, and Cones 4 ??TUhKEYng WALTER REUSZER . SY-9462 VIRGIL WHITT General Contractor - Modern Homes 9648 Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio Phone 5y. 8797 Complimenfs of CO-OPERATIVE m INDUSTRIES, Inc. ' The Hsss a. 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Rossmoyne, Ohio Monufuciurers of Model Toys Neisfier-Maferial Handling Products MACICS FOOD MARKET Qualify Groceries Fresh Meats and Cold Cuts Beer and Wine Daily Delivery 5y. 6068 u- 5 W n: 1 - w, 3 31E! ,- 3! '30r r ,- 5' . K. : 5 V91 1.x . Ky: '21-? .3 , H'w Tr. -- Ema.- ' .f -j V . 11$: , . . , s , N .' ;.. ' 1.. A52, u -:r $ ' K Suit hu .9- g Compliments of HABTLEYas GROCERY 8976 Blue Ash Road SY. 9830 Rossmoyne, Ohio Complimenfs of BLUE BELL TAVERN Blue Ash and Belleview Roads Rossmoyne, Ohio Schmure 9879 Bus: SY 9785 Home: SY 1827 WE SPECIALIZE IN PAINTUOBS $49.50 and up YARMARK AUTO BODY SHOP NO WRECK TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE 3510 Blue Ash Rand Rossmoyne, Ohio Judaey; Ladies' Apparel Shop 9452 Montgomery Road Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 8809 High Styles - Moderately Priced Judgey; See You at I- 1: X- 7- l- l- - - l: .- l- - E - - l.- - I: , u; A rvw. 331$ 7 75' - ., Nan... . 9 o P. A. 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Sy. 7188-Sy. 9526 .9 a Quality Products plus Persona lized Service Suburban Homes City Property Country Homes Blue Ash Office Cooper Road, Sy. I 300 Camniimmta d Bali Wan Cull Va. 2066 Day or Nighf TATMAN Radio Dispatched Taxi Service 34 years in business-serving the public East Locklund - West Locklund Wyoming Tuxi-Vu. 7440 Now Owned and Operated by TATMAN TAXI SERVICE Day: Pr. 8431 Nighf: Pr. 5839 BILL'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Complefe line Sohio Products 24-hour wrecker service Evendale, Ohio Rural Route 15, Lockland, Ohio III II IE1: IE MONTGOMERY OFFICE 7Z2 .Viluezton foal: and Kuilding company Montgomery Road at Remington Avenue MONTGOMERY, OHIO SAVINGS HOURS ? Monday-Tuesday-Thursday 1O A.M. f0 12 noon-'l P.M. to 3 P.M. Friday INSURED 'IO A.M. to 12 noon-T P.M. to 8 P.M. Closed Wednesday and Saturday 96 The ARCHIABLE ELECTRIC Co. Installed Electric Wiring in Sycamore's new Field House 324 New Street Main 1307 EMMA7S BEAUTY SALON Montgomery 7? 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SCHNITZLER'S SERVICE STATION Expert Lubrication Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 9871 Compliments of DINGER AND BOB Barber Shop Montgomery, Ohio Compliments of JOE'S FOOD MARKET Montgomery, Ohio Compliments of BROSE SERVICE STATION Don Bill GOODWINS GROCERY Charles Ventura, Proprietor For Fine Foods Sy. 7355 Daily Delivery BRAUWS Two Prescription Drug Stores Montgomery, Ohio Madeira, Ohio We make our own Ice Cream PHONE SV 8544 Rita, Way 5W ENHHIEEIIING - DRAFTING - DIUICNINB II In KONTCOM EIY ROAD ROBERT A. MANDEVILLE uonraouinv. OHIO CLIFF KNABE INSURANCE AGENCY 20 years of General Insurance Service Fi re-Wind-A utomobi le General Casualty Health-Accident 9547 Ross Avenue Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 4343 Compliments of STRIKES AND SPARES Bowling Lanes 8032 Blue Ash Road A. M. F. Automatic Pin Spotters THE Kw DAIRY CO. 4330 East Galbraith Road Deer Park, Ohio Sy. 7300 Your Neighborly Milkmen B A D E B y s Compliments of DeerPark HARDWARE 7249 Ohio At Superior wBROWN Hagdware AND APPLIANCES Blue Ash and Schenck Sy. 7193 Deer Park SY. 3333 SY. 9846 Ii MEYER SOHIO SERVICE :; Amy 3. Plainfiold Ronda Dee: Park, om. i , 1; Road 81 Wrecker Service 1 Tire Ex Battery Service Ignition 8. Brake Service l. . WARD? FLORISTS 4208 SCHENCK AVENUE DEER PARK 36. OHIO SILVERTON DRY CLEANER PERSONALIZED SERVICE We Call and Deliver 5y. 8855, 3071 Madilon Road Oakley-Ma'l. 7864 We grow our awn flowers, We Service All Weddings 367 d with 4M 7049 MONTGOMERY RD. SILVERTON sex cam too SY-9955 Ice Cream Candy JOHNSOWS DRUGS JOHNSTON'S QUALITY MEATS 8310 Plalnneld 'I'w. 3175 i 8468 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne. Ohio 1 mum PARK Sy. 6268 'l i l I Always Ca ' Compliments of CMUE KENNVS SPORTSMEWS CLUB for Plainfield and Amify Roads Deer Park T.V. Service Sy. 2300 : e :47! DRY i CLEANERS CARL EDMONDSON, Prop. VIDEo SERVICE CENTER E 8463 BLUE ASH ROSSMOYNE,OHIO 1: v Sales a service i SY 5930 ' E Appliances - Records ANDY S TAVERN 8608 Blue Ash Road Plainfield near Galbraith Imlzn PARK Wine Bee! Sandwiches sy. 9760 J .; RUTTERER PHARMACY CHARCOAL GRILL RESTAURANT . . . Sy.?lal Galbraith 0' Plamf'dd Carnot Kanpur a Said mu. North mun Hm, Ohio i Featuring Kebobche SY 5133 A Favorite Bulgarian Dish CHARCOAL GRILLED STEAKS - CHOPS - RIBS CHICKEN. ALL SANDWICHES Drive-In or Table Service We Deliver lust a Good Place to Eat Compliments of DEER PARK PONY KEG DEER PARK INN 7228 Blue Ash Road DEER PARK Compliments of QUEEN CITY GUN CLUB Plainfield Road LYLE HASTINGS, M anager 0CHICKEN ON THE RUN We Deliver Hot Food to Your Door We Cater to Weddings 1255 Ohio Avenue V j Sy. 6577 ' MW DEER PARK DELICATESSEN 7916 Blue fuh Avenue Open 9:30 A.M. to 10:30 PM. SY. 9811 Compliments of QUENTIN K. STALEY FUNERAL HOME 7140 Plainfield Road Sy. 9357 Deer Park, Ohio 5mm um. STORE 6911 Plainfield Road Tweed 2680 Silvemm, Ohio Open Friday Evening CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 +1190ka 5 AWL Um? '-' 3;: 7m monfgomery rd.. silveri'on. 36 Ohio MINSON'S 6923 Plainfield Road Silverlon, Ohio MILLION'S BARBER SHOP 3-chair shop 6909 Plainfield Road Silverfon, Ohio BEST WISHES K. K. JEWELERS 7003 Montgomery Road SILVERTON Certified Watchmakers DRAFERIES - DRAFERY HARDWARE INSTALLED - VENETIAN BLINDS CORNICE BOXES ' COVERED DR PAINTED We Cover City Wide Montays Finer Decorative Fabrics GUARANTEED MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP CUSTOM MADE COVERS OF DISTINCTION CALL IV. 8238 DR SY. 740! AND HAVE BUR DECORATOE CALL AT YOUR HOME AND SHOW SAMPLES 7306 MONTGOMERY RD. SILVERTON. OHIO MOBIL GAS - OIL TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES VULCANIZ1NG - TIRE REPAIRING - BATTERY RECHARGING GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Edw. D. Teefor 8 Sons 6iluert01fs Griendly eScrvice 7015 Montgomery Rd, a! 0H0 Ava. SYtamore 9903 Silverton, Ohio gmang gaiafls. HAIR STYLISTE 7 73m MEINTGDMERY RD. ; 5?. 53-79 SILVERTEIN :35. Emma IIG' BOY SY. 6400 SILVERTON HARRY E ANN SCHROEDER CARPETING ASPHALT TILE hues PLASTIC TILE LINOLEUM RUBBER TILE R. W. Kamp Floor Covering Company 7206 MONTGOMERY ROAD CINCINNATI 35. OHIO R. W. KAMP PHONE SY 1500 KUQTFNER W WATCH REPAIR JEWELRY 6902 PLAINFIELD .SY 5737 SILVERTON nun, f $ $19,; JdomMol; JEWELER 6925 FLAINFIELD PIKE SILVERTON. OHIO PHONE TW 1930 Diamonds - Wafches - Giff: CARL-DAVID'S ' Fine Men's Wear ' Montgomery at Ridge Nationally advertised brands Formal wear rented for all occasions 1 . 541 nay Went Our Way 1. Nobody's cominl! 2. Grounded. 3. Save the ears! 4. Sif1in' in the corner. 5. Having fun. 6. Let's go. 7. My-my! 8, Fill 'er up. 9. How about a ride? 10, Make that goal. 11. Let's go to church. 12. Me and my teddy bear. 13. See you in the morning. 14. Play it again. 15. Oh-man! 16. Lady of Leisure. 17. Whof hoppen. 18. Too bad! 19, Sittin' prefry, Dr.F. C. ROBINSON, Dentist 1220 Reading Road Reading, Ohio 1101 BAR 1101 Reading Road Reading, Ohio BEST OF LUCK 1 1 CLASS OF 1155 1 1 ,,,.kAa,. ,, FDRMERLV SCHMIDTS 1 PRUFESSIUIVAL PRESERIPWDIV SEE WEE 1 . READING ROAD AND BENSON STREU PHONE VALLEV 0145 ' READING. OHIO 1.1353959 PITAEAE FARR'S TRADE MART 1514 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Next. to the Glass Barn Furniture - Appliances TELEVISION COMPLIMENTS 0F PLASTIC VARIETIES 133 W. BENSON STREET READING 15. OHIO Po. 3319 1 Drapes 0 Gifts Compliments of READING DEPARTMENT STORE 226 BENSON 1Com Jefferumj UTho Thrift Corner of Reading Phone VAIIey 3694 READING, OHIO JOHN AND EARL'S SUNOCO SERVICE Phone PR. 9846 201 5, Reading Road El: .' 1 SUNDCD 'N 1 mm Sharonvilfe, Ohio Enjoy Life Eat out more often! SHARON GRILL Sharonville Ohio Compliments of VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS VA 0155 Benson at jefferson READING ALLEN'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION MS an sunnca '2 IIILS Reading, Ohio 1874 Reading Road opposite Co-op Mi '12 mile South of Cooper Road SCOTTS FRIENDLY SOHIO SERVICE A-I Lubrication Pick Up and Delivery Road Service 9786 Reading Road Reading, Ohio VA 9802 A SOHIO V T. ll. HAWKINS 121 W. Benson Sfreet Reading 15, Ohio Vu-3188 Insurance of all kinds momma HOMES New and Used Schult, Colonial, Rocket Magnolia, Mercury, Peerless. 14 H. to 45 ft. $1295 to $6295 'A down payment and 5 years on balance ll 8: S TRAILER SALES 1605 Reading Road Reading, Ohio llhin Valley Petruleum En. 1761 READING ROAD READING CINCINNATI 15, OHIO g 1' tag. ' VAlley 3632-3633 FRED H. DINKELMANN Res. Fhane BR 1186 Hum: 51'ng Culcrcn - STEAK. - Cxups - FISH EDDIE'S RESTAURANT RDUTENU.258t42 READING, DHID l2 MILES FROM CINCINNATI Pnnnt PU, 694 EDw. MONTER 5:35: A.M. To In P.M. Beading Feed Mill 3. Flege 8:. Sons Coal-Feed Valley 0324 Rendln g, Ohin HARRIGAN'S PHARMACY BIO West Benson Street Reading. Ohio Valley 2407 BOB WHITENACWS RESTAURANTS Reading, Ohio Across from Class Barn Sf. Bernard-SSOO Vine St. Va. '538 MARK OHIO SPARTAN TRAILER SALES MACK 1521 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Across m ! from Gloss Barr- also Palace Ranch Home Biddleis Everything in Music Radio, TV, and Appliances, Too! ESTABLISHED 1915 430 Benton St.. Reading, 0hlo VA. 2365 '67. ' OGGE .. Men's 8 Dry timing Valley 9744 401 West Benson .OIOIOIOZ O M $ 5 BOW furnlshlngw Reading, Ohio 14$: awidfrw VONDERHAAR BROS. Pasteurized to meet all specif DAI RY ications Compl'ete line of dairy products Three quarts or over, one cent' a quart cheaper Phone us or consult our dr Princemn 8415 Sharonville, Ohio iver Route 2, Box 92 Bus. Phone VA 9814 Home Phone VA 9593 READING FLORIST WES MYERS Flowers for all occasions Phones: Va-6264 110 W. Benson Street Res: Va-3077 Reading 15. Ohio Free Delivery 60A, Beer and Wine DON?S PONY KEG Mixers Ice Bus. 910 Jefferson Reading, Ohio Home 703 Jefferson Reading 15, Ohio IEN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 428 Kemper Road Shannville, Ohio CHRIS. C. RANEY, INSURANCE 1100 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Va-0966 THE GAHL SHOE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Shoes for the family The famous WEATHERBIRD SHOES for children. Benson 3! Reading Road Reading. Ohio J. H. MEYER COMPANY I301 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio Phone-Popla r-5252 137 W. Benson Street MASON FOOD SERVICE Reading 15, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BEHIL DEBDRN BILL RUTH Uwuxn Ban. Mun. CUSTOM AILDF.ED EEA' .DVERE CONVERTIBLE TDPE O.K. AUTO UPHOLSTERING INTERIOR DEGDRATDRE DF YDUR CAR FHCN: :D. 3465 B421 VINE STREET HARTWELL Ci. Jereifa :Dry Cfeanem 8347 VINE STREET DNE ElLDCK NDRTH EIF' GALBRAITH ROAD ED MINUTE SERVICE PHONE BHAMBLE 5848 COMPLIMENTS OF PRONTO PUP CHARLES BOWYER'S BARBER SHOP ; SHARONVILLE, OHIO GEORGE A. KASSELMANN SONS Co. cur srowa CONTRACTORS 4820 STAFFORD AVE. CINCINNATI 27. OHIO Paul Murdock, Clayton Lat, Bob McFarland, Garth Whitt, and Alan Woods are having some difficulty getting out of the crowded parking lot. JllIIN A IlIHIl CHMPANY , 7-1. 7! Heating L . 7 Air Conditioning l $7.4 ., . 7 film? 150 Caldwell Drive '-' ;;.' . , ,4. , . mull Po. 1361 a ii 7 N .. :ti'Qk 7 I siFJ' If 1 ' 7 f GA. 29: : 7. y l 2:: '1 I 10mg of ' ' . l ' , Vounq Am Compliments of APPUAMESHURNHURE M T M A THE J. H. BERLING DAIRY o em Mn :. McMILLAN ar. cuucmmvn s. cm : COMPANY Phone Bramble 2074 quul cm IIW a 1136 Straight Street Ki. 4877 g Congratulations . . . tn the Class of ,55 f from your Telephone company T A 6000 PLACE TO WORK ' 109 CAMARGO FOODS 800i Euclid, Madeira, Ohio MADEIRAS PARKVIEW HOWARD AUTO SALES SA LES SER VICE Loveland, Ohio MARKET At the bridge Lo. 9830 LOveland 5-4802 COMPLIMENTS OF AWGD 'I'OOI. and DI! CO. 5121 CAMARGO ROAD MADEIRA. OMIO CIARLO FOOD Open Sundays 8A.M. to 6 P,M. KENWOOD 8x RITTER ROADS WINSLOW PARK WENDT'S SERVICE STATION General Auto Repair-Fuel Oil Gasoline, Tires and Batteries 28 YEARS LOCAL DEALER New Cars , Used Cars .. MACK,S .L Trucks CHEVROLET Truck: Sales and Service Cama 0 Road rs Bumper to Bumper 1. Phone: 3 . .qjl ervuce -- -- Euclid Avenue LOcust 9834 Ll'E'ViorEE Phone LOveland 5-4847 SY. 5122 SY. 8123 FORMED FORMICA TOPS CUSTOM MADE CABINETS THE MILLDALE LUMBER VANITORY KITCHEN UNITS MUELLER'S CABINET SHOP 8143 CAMARGO ROAD, MADEIRA, OHIO BUSINESS: LOCUST 8326 RALPH MUELLER, Prop. HOME: LOCUST 7402 8! SUPPLY CO. Lumber Minork Building Material Roofing Paint Builders' Hardware Rossmoyne, Ohio B. D. Lawrence INTERIOR 8: EXTERIOR PAINTER Box .43 bvollnd, Ohio SY. 5008 AL'S MDNTEUMERY GARAGE 974D MDNTGDMERY RDAD MDNTGIZIMERYy DHJD GUMPLETE EDDY WEEK BAITZ BAKERY 6927 Miami Avenue Madeira LOcust 6810 orders taken by phone Birthday and W'edding cakes AUTEI REPAIRING PAINTING SALLI HALMI MADALYN CLINE Material Handling Equipment SYNTRON CINCINNATI SALES COMPANY 5am 6'lmomeznls cglbscialfy 5350,; 7555 MONTGOMERY ROAD CINCINNATI 35. OHIO TELEPHONEX SYCAMORE EISO 763i MONTGOMERY ROAD SVCAMORE 1396 KENWOOD CENTER START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Town. 5- counhy Beauty gala; LOANS ON HOMES ATTRACTIVE TERMS MONEY ORDERSHTRAVELERS CHECKS 68in MIAMI AVENUE MADEIRA, DHID LD. van: KENWOOD SAVINGS 8; LOAN ASSOCIATION KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER IGNITION EENEHATDE STARTER - TUNE-uFI FHDNE: SY IIEZ AL'S KENWDDD GARAGE 77-31 MONTGOMERY READ CINCINNATI 3s, m-un CDMF'LETE Aura REFAIHINE EDDY WEIRK. PAINTING 'Tourfosy and Service SCHALEMAN BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 7826 Camargo Road Madeira, Ohio L0cusl' 7994-5 LINOLEUM. ASPHALT E: RUBBER TILE HUGS AND CARPETS PLASTIC WA LL TILE WALLPAPER PATTEN FLOORS LOcusf 9876 6923 MIAMI AVE UE RBGER E. PATTEN MADEIRA. DHID L0. 9898 Camargo BEAUTY SHOPPE JOYCE NIEHKUS 5910 Miami Avenue Madeira, Ohio Q A 8: S Television Sales and Service Madeira, Ohio 6921 Miami Ave. La. 7800 4563 Main Avnnue NORWOOD Cincinnati IZ, Ohio MElrnse 1474 SOIZ Vine Street ELMWOOD PLACE Clncinnufi W. Ohio VAlley sous Diamonds, Watches, Rings and Jewelry Gifts Candy is an energy food Enjoy some every day JAMES A. FOX Wholesale Candies Un. 7722 Gertrude, Joellen, and Chip enjoy some Established 1876 Inscrpcrmed 1907 THE JOS. HONHORST CO. PLATE AND SHEET STEEL PRODUCTS No. 16 Gauge ID if: inch Plate SMOKE STACKS BREECHINGS Bins Catwalks, Platforms, Tanks Hoppers Steps and Ladders Lathe Pans Furnace Shells 1016-18-20 VVest Sixth Street for Boiler Rooms PArkway 3074 Machine Guards Cincinnati, Ohio THE JANSZEN 00. Second and Walnut MA 0832 m 451238117 VIEH o- pa. . . .u-- n IE: g, GARAGES 8. HOMES R085 8. SECTION IVES, NURWDUD I Millwork - Storm Sash GI I Plywood Doors I Flooring I In lulqtion I Tile Board Materials 0 Kitchen I Masonite Cabinets I Bevel Siding I Plaster ' R. O. W. Board Windows N'ORWOOD SASH 8 DOGR MFG. CO. JE Eerson 5700 FRED FENKER MOTORS Dodge - Plymouth Chrysler DeSol'o Dealer Service on all cars Me. 3040 - 3041 Compliments of THE FAXON CONSTRUCTION CO. Hyde Park Cincinnati 8, Ohio Compliments of JIM llllAN Efecfrician 9700 Ridgeway Avenue Blue A511, 01110 ' . 7' Betty shows Mary, Sue, and Barbara 3 fan from her father's electrical supp! ies BARONE'S PONY KEG Complete Line of Wine 2 Champagne Soft Drinks SEPKOVICH and RASCH : Party Supplies Heating-Roofing05heel Metal Work 6700 Kugler Mill Road Ph. 5y. 9918 Sycamore 4162 Always a friend of a Sycamore Student Compflments BETTER BUILT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 35 years' experience Pause Homes Go Up in a Hurry THORMAN BROTHERS 7108 Blue Ash Road Tweed 3599 Large or Small 4448 Kugler Mill Road 3 Bauer Bum Rossmoyne, Ohio Sycamore 2825 Does Them All SYCAMORE LADIES GYM 1 CLASS Time 7:00-10:00 Monday night Supervisor, Mrs. MILDRED WHITE Compliments of OWENS BARBER SHOP Founded 1937 9510 Kenwood Road ARTHUR E. PARROTT am; INSURANCE 6560 Kugler Mill Sycamore 3236 Phone: SYcan-Iore 3307 MORRIS E. BEAMER Hauling Contractor 8901 Chewy Street Rossmoyne, Ohio , THESE SHINY NEW TRUCKS 1' ARE READY TO SERVE YOU r Homm: My'ldlj: ny'm'saeu. CHICKEN accwou: LASAGNA mag W ,HI AGHHLI wrru 06ch Arm . : IL - ' 7 - . ' DICK- PoRFmIoPs ' , P.- WISHIN G WELL FOIMEILY KING'S 19a REAGING ROAD AT AMITY READING. Po plar 4862 mitt ll' A 94min, : DICK Ponrmovs Congratulations to the Class of '55 Hamel built to suit by CLARENCE H. COMBERGER 9896 ll; lag Road Sy. 3226 WILLIAMS PHARMACY 7900 Blue Ash Road Deer Park, Ohio We Deliver 2.; Sy. 7958 Y 1 ' F RANK MALSBARY Cooper Road Blue Ash, Ohio Compl iments of CINCINNATI AIRPORT CORPORATION HUGH WATSON, President Sy. 8500 Sharonville, Ohio Compliments of SOLAR STEEL CORPORATION Roan 25 Kamper Road Mosteller Road Best Wishes and Future Success from GENTRAL PIPE FABRIEATING AND SUPPLY GOMPANY Sharonville, Ohio 1! Sharonville, Ohio TUIIHWS THVEHH TOMMY Wchox, Owner HONERLAW'S PARKVI EW MARKET In Sharonville PR. 9817 Free Delivery Service HOTZE'S DRUGS Prescriptions Photo Supplies '15 Reading Sharonville Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Va. 5500 Pr. 6821 A? T'T'ZJSPAIN BROTHERS Block Laying Hazelwood Sy-4'I 19 Labeil Avenue Pony Keg Hazelwood, Ohio LEVI INGRAM AND SON Cement Contractor Union and non-union iobs Camanl Color Specialisf Sy-3734 R'R. No. 1, Sharonville, Ohio 2 Miss East of 42 Gold Dollar Pony Keg Delivery Servicn Sy. 7795 Kemper Road Compliments of LARKIN CAB HHZELUJUUU USED EHRS Gar guaranteed Cased ears, 523 cUs. 4A. m 7$ - SYcAMonr-z 9847 ans . aIL CORNELL ROAD FRANK WEAVER. PROF. HAZELWODD. omo P. T. ALLEN Cr SONS Rural Route No Z, Sharonville, Ohio Building Material 1 Cinder and Concrete Blocks 5y. Z939 Hazelwood, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 55 i ;, NATIONAL SINK TOP COMPANY Compliments of LAWSON$S FRIENDLY SERVICE Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 HANDY HOT DOG COMPANY SHARON TAXI PR 9856 332 Reading Rd. Sharonville, Ohio E Complimenfs of BUTTROM'S GROCERY Hazelwood, Ohio Sy-9897 2275 GLENDALE-MJLFORD ROAD 0 CINCINNATI SHERWIN'S READY-TO-WEAR For the entire family f 304 Went lemon 5mm. Reading, Ollia Va. 3456 ll2i I i I08 MILL ST. 1i f m. MABEL SHURTE BEAUTY SALON .PWWV 1; -. 215 am Wyoming Avenue. Lockland Va. 4595 ii; 5-10.: BEN FRANKLIN STORE VANOVER DRY CLEANERS 1327 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio Dick Wray no Mill Street East Lockllnd. Ohio 051:: VA 2238 Res: PO 1282 BETTY J. PARMLEY BONDS -- INSURANCE Fire, Casualty, Sureiy 116 WILLIAM STREET LOCKLAND, OH 10 208 Dunn Street Lackland, Ollie Diamonds, Watches and Appliances VICAL F LORAL SHOPPE 124 William Street East Lockland, Ohio Across from the post office VI. 9879 S Mumh. Where Quality 113 the First Consideration VA 0079 MILL AT DUNN ST. E. LOCKLAND For Good Cement Work Call HEDGES BROTHERS Phone SYCAMORE 4104 Ask for GEORGE 9346 Kcnwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio 206 Dunn St. East Locklaml CLIFF TODD APPLIANCES See Tom Todd g3, . 2' ax ..- GE, Appliances 1- .. R- C. A. PHILCO and Others F. 3 g: j L i; Special consideration given to all Sycamre graduates III Fl. I KEEGAN'S MONTGOMERY 511.00 STORE 9428 Mon tgomery Road Montgomery Ohio Montgomery Pharmacy Phone Sy. 7994 We deliver Prescriptions Our Specialty Compliments of A. B. C. Television Service Center Sy. 8981 Compliments of FERRIS HARDWARE Montgomery, Ohio thlllhod 1m RICHARD R. BURG 8: CO. wmsnm: humus IN RAW FURS. HIDES. WOOL. AND TALLOW RITTER AVE. SHARONV'ILLE. OHIO EDWARD HADLEY DUMP TRUCK SERVICE PHONES SY. 2581 SY. 30 BLUE ASH. OHIO 3y On Savings , $ VP, 0 Start an account now If: g. . i I; Prmnde for yam: future V 1svy Loans on home: Attractive terms LOAN ASS'N Kenwood Shopping Center Sy. 2834 FRANK WESTENDORF'S COMPLETE MARKET 7691 Montgomery Road, Kcnwood KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER The best number to dial when you want good food SY. 6633 L E FORANCE . APPLIANCES .2 5 Sales Oh Service 2 1T 5': 7k Sharcmviile, in g Buy the Best and Get the Best Buy Pr. 7065 El. 2794 . PAINTERS 2 RESTAURANT Sharonv-ille. Ohio - on Route 25 and 42 CHICKEN, STEAKS and SHORT ORDERS PR. 9837 SHARON GARAGE Wrecker Service Compliments of EARNIE BROOKS Jewelry Store Sharonville, Ohio Junction U.S. 25 and 42 Pr. 99'I3 CONTINENTAL MINERAL PROCESSING THE MACLEOD COMPANY CORPORATION SHARONVILLE, OI-uo Manufacturer: of Sharonville, Oth Blast Cleaning Equipment VAN-ESS SPECIALTIES Sharonville, Ohio Compliments of DU ERMIT BROS. GARAGE General Repairing Sharonville, Ohio Princeton 9841 Hardware 8: Paints Sharonville PR. 7415 Free Parking Free Delivery to Blue Ash 82 Montgomery 119 HICKS BARBER SHOP Sharonville, Ohio 2 .-mm..:;,.; clSMnJ-g . u: .2 dis '3 CARL F. MEYER Meats - Poultry Best Wishes ?MENS SHOP .S'II vipra AI Wholesale for Deep Freeze 6918 Plainfield TW. 9916 Tweed 2510 ' BAKERY 6920 Phlnheld Bd. SILVEITON 38, 01110 DIPSY DOODLE Fine Food$Cmy Out Service Corner of PlainEeld 81 Galbxaitb SY. 9815 SIMONS 6906 Plainfield Road Silvirlnn 36, Ohio We deliver prescriptions Tweed 2770 BILL 8: LARRY'S FOOD SHOP Formerly Edward's 7308 Montgomery Road Sy. 9962 JONES Dry Goods Co. VA on GOODS ca, 7214 $ 7216 Montgomery Road Men's, Women's and Children's Wear GIN PLAINFIILD ROAD IILVIR'I'ON. OHIO ELLI'S ll VERDALEMARKET CHOICI MIA . POULTRY. NIH Tweed 2880 $0 JCay glowezs i Corsages and Wedding Service Floral Arrangements 6927 Halnficld TV. 2750 W 34am lVeu' 693i PLAINFIELD PIKE, SILVERTON CINCINNATI 36. OHIO Complete Record and Greeting Card Departments BABYVILLE w Infants, and Children's Wear 6930 PLAJNFIELD SILVERTON TW 1562 722 p, 7: 14. going Our Way, 730.1 They prepare and serve our Ath- Ieh'c Banquet and Mother-Daugh- rer Banquet Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Manuel, Mrs. Gray, and Mrs. Higgins prepare the plates for Doris Jones, Beulah Wellman, Gail McKinney, Pat Annis, and Pat Toler to serve. The Senior boys helped to serve the Mother- Daughter Banquet. Dave Kessler, Joe Daven- portl Don Painter, and Dave Gushursr are carry- ing in the desser? The Home Ec. girls helped to serve the Athletic Banquet. Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Lotz, Mrs, Ferris, and Mrs. Gruber give Kay Capehart, Zeta Herrin, Carol Butler, Judy Capeharf, Caroline Almsfrong, Lola Seigla, Joan Mason, Resemary Wilson, and Carol Piersall in- structions. THE SILVERTON SUPPLY 00. BUILDING MATERIALS ,$ COAL FEED Tools for Rent for Most Every Need 7030 Montgomery Road Silverton, Ohio TW. 1702 Phone 6000 Plainfield Pike TWeed 1040 H- J- BENKEN, Florist Cincinnati 27, Ohio Cut Flowers Be '1 ken ,s GREENHOUSES Wedding Decorations Plant?Etc Floral Designs Flowers Telegraphed GREENHOUSE: Plainhld Pike and Woodford Road, Kennedy Heights SILVEHTUH BHHH Wow; 9W4; Ban$ Montgomery Road at Plainfield Pike Silverton, Ohio Loans on Real Estate Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System JOE'S CORNER MARKET Blue Ash Road at Kugler Mill Complete FOOD MARKET We Deliver Sy. 9853 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii mmuuum 3IIINHIEHHH k ; 2;: Compliments of SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL 7400 harm WM SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP FlREMEN P0. 3360 FIRST ROW: 1:! Lieutenant Clpflin Ania. Chief Chld Stanley Seigla Herbert Keith Allen Smerhurst Lalie McNess SECOND ROW: Lawrence Hamilton, Charles McConnaughey, Herschel Weaver, Anthony Wagner, Clarence Gray, Pete Steve THIRD ROW: Earl McConnaughey, Walter Henley, Cletus Oaks, Harold Wisenbaugh, Charles Beckett, Eld- i ridge Faulkner, Melvin McNess I FOURTH ROW: Robert Moon, Robert Kellum, Henry Daniels, Paul McKinney, Cecil Daniels, Marvin SIephens , Not in Picture: Dean Free, Stephen Ranz, Frederick McKenzie 1. Auxiliary Fireman: M. Christmant Ray Feller 12.3 - 'lLL TYPES LATEST MODELS o PHOHDGRAPHS STnngKKER Cain-opmvzted Gain es 115 Mill Street iarestonc Valley 5224 Lockland 15, Ohio COOPERS SHOES 109 Mill Street . PINBALL . ndrnunms um - BOWLING Valley 9742 Lockland . ARCADE frmvre Prompt :3 Elfideul Service 9 WMWSSION VA Hay 5688 M's IF NO ANSWER CALL MA in 6006 TH E 0344 m DR. R. T. WELLING, IR. FUNERAL HOME OPTOMETRIST M. F. Rabius J. Russell Directors 123 MILL STREET corner DUNN VAllay 7730 E. LOCKLAND. OHIO ior appointment 310 Dunn SI. 5501 Montgnmary Rd. Lockland Nnrwuod Valley 0061 Melrose 4894 DAIBE NEUERMANS F URNITURE, INC. 1 12 South Wayne Avenue Poplar 5400 Lockland, Ohio The Valley's Most Modern Furniture Store WELLINCRS J EWELERS Lockland, Ohio VA. 0065 CASTLE-FARM Home of Name Bands 111,1 11D. r: WP ff . 7- EL. ER- x': '45 lg 2A . R Jackson, B. Wellman, D, Jones, M. Ruby, and N. Rountree return from a successful trip of collecting ads, while JA Conley, J. Mefford, E. Diemer, G. Broughton, G. Rasch, and B. Anderson are making their plans, it looks as if B. Brown, B. Anderson, E. Marshall, B. Pugh have cleaned up their territory J. Schottner, M, Sanna, L. Daly, and N Riggs are just beginning their search for advertisers. LEVESAYG DELICATESSEN 311 N. Main St. Sharonville, Ohio 9:00 to 8:00 Daily Except Monday COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDS COMPLIMENTS of BILTRITE SHOE REBUILDERS 6916 Plainfield Pike Silverton 36, Ohio GORMAN'S GARAGE 8: AUTO SALES Tractors, Repairing 8: Welding New 8! Used Parts Junked Cars Bought 2 Miles N. Sharonville on Hwy. 25 PRincefon 6376 PAUL VAIL POST 4369 221 Reading Road Sharonville, Ohio 125 JIM EVEN Manager '1 -A Phone Sycamore 7241 Remember - Frazer for Fresh Flowers f H'ZEH, HUHIST 8793 Kenwood Road SERVICE Mason, Ohio Mason 4651 Sale 8: Service Excavating Contractor Sheppard Farms Sewen-Sepiic Tanks DEHVCIY SEMCE Industrial Tractors Water Lina Ferguson Equipment Ponds-me Lincoln Welders Foundation: Goodyear Tire! MASON ENGINEERING Compliments of WOLTER GONSTRIIGTION GOMPANY 123 East Sixth Street Tops from Any Angle LODDER PHOTOGRAPHY Groups Weddings Publicity Portraits Advertising Stem Slides 126 6231 Montgomery Road Elmhurst 1223 RICHARD RADABAUGH Driveway Contractor SY. 5258 GOOD LUCK Compliments of BUSINESS EU ! I MIINIGIIMHH, INII. : - ' , For the Finest in Photography Photographers for Sycamore High School Mary, Joyce, Gene, and Gerry are shown samples by the Osborne representative. 127 Compliments of SYCAMORE G. A. A. 1 CONGRATULATIONS Blair Strawser's - Reverend and Mrs. IOHN R. FRY nerghbor - and MIKE ACKEMAN Family l R Best Wishes from the BOOSTER? CLUB Busily making plans for The future are: Mr. Smith, vice president; Sue Faris, secretary; Mr. Ross, president; Betty Doan, treasurer; and Mr. Moran and Mr. Williams, trustees. Mary, Doris, Gerry, and Beulah are enjoying Swift iCe cream at Rupley's Drug StorE. Best Wishes from Swift and Company Compliments of IHE EHEH MMIRESS CHMPANY Manufacturers of mattresses and quality bedding materials 8915 Blue Ash Avenue H. 8. S. SUPER MARKET AND PONY KEG KENWOOD ROAD, BLUE ASH Store F30W Keg SYcamore 9854 SYcamore 1572 LETTERING - ,. .4; :::: 2 :f F- ,... N 73330 NEIL GUSHURST Blue Ash, Ohio COM PLIMEN T5 of BLUE ASH GULF Cooper 8: Kenwood Roads Blue Ash, Ohio 53!. 9336 BLUE ASH PHARMACY kw mom IV 1000 COOPER 5 KENWOOD IDS. BLUE AS . 0. COMPLIMENTS OF 3 FRED MUSHROOM PRODUCTS CO. LEBANON, OHIO MARATHON INN 7215 Montgomery Road Don M e Deckers OUR SPECIALTY Syca mo re 9949 Mr. Ulrich measures Alan Woods for graduation gown Compliments 0f BILL ULRICH 0f HERFF JONES Class Rings and Pins Compliments of MERKLE MEATS 222 Dunn Street- Lockland Valley 0103 ELMER HEITMEYER NURSERY Shrubs, Evergreens Shade Trees Kenwood Road Kenwoad Our basketball players, Walter Smith, Bob McFarland, Dick Jones, Jesse Zimmerman' and Gene Potts are in conference with Mr, Denecke. Best of Luck to the Class of 1955 ANDERSON'S Montgomery Fountain Service Greyhound Bus Stog Sy 9880 Garth Whitt, Jackie Greene, Paul Murdock, and Clayton Lear are having their lunch at Anderson's. mm H 1 ,, 4 . 4:!- 15-1 LN. ---' JANUARY Red Cross sends exchange record from Japan. Good Grooming assembly. Driver's Training licenses issued. Flag assembly for new rooms. Ugh! ExamsH Government classes 90 to Federal Reserve Bank. Seniors measured for caps and gowns. Senior Scholarship tests. Betty Crocker Homemaker's fest. Donkey Baskefball game. Student Council collects fer Polio. FEBRUARY Junior Varsity cheerleaders assembly. Sweetheart Swing. Washington's Birthday. No school! Junior class rings chosen. P.T.A. Founders' Day, Senior Announcements chosen, 3.81 0. speaker talks to Seniors about the Washington trip. Basketball supper. Last Basketball game lOHG OUR UJFW I MARCH P.T.A. has Minstref Show. Pep Concert. Boosfers' Club Spring Dinner; Last Annual shipment, Track and baseball try outs. APRIL Prom. Seniors go to Washington, Prescholarship tests, Senior Play Nine Girls. MAY GAA Mother-Daughfer Banquet, Annuals arrive. Senior Field Day. G,A.A, Butler trip. Cotton Day. Quill and Scroll spring initiation. JUNE Exams! Commencement. Baccalaureate ceremonies. Twelve students attend Ohio U, Workshop Last day of schoof. ' . o Specialties, the pony chorus, and The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs all helped to make the Pop Concert 3 SUCCESS. The big event of the Prom was the crowning of Gary Garten and Ar- lene Fefdhaus, King and Queen Other highIighfs of the Prom were the dancing and the autographing of programs. This large group of girls and their mothers seem to be enjoying themselves at the GAA, MOTHER- DAUGHTER BANQUET. yptt'ng Sue Faris receives an award from Mrs. Malone at the G.A.A. MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET. Barbara Lawson, Maxine Johnson, and Miss Kile serve Miss Ham as she arrives at the HOME ECO- NOMICS TEA given for the Senior girls. Standing under an umbrella are Mr. Acus, Mr. Mart and George Capehart as the rain dampens down the SENIOR FIELD DAY. Barbara Lawson, Donna Sfrawser, Louise Beall, Helen Butler and A Shelby Toney are racing for first place in one of the girls' races dur- ing the SENIOR FIELD DAY. ypzing gctivitiw An enthusiastic crowd attended the BOYS' ATHLETIC BANQUET. Those at the speakers' table were: James Turner, Ed Greens, George Mart, Walter Denecke, Bob Hoff- man, Ara Parseghian, Jack Acus, George Acus, and Jack Davis, Report cards bring both smiles and gium looks At last, the annuafs have arrived. I The students who attended the Ohio Universiw Workshop are full of new ideas. oiny Our Way HT SPBIIIG TlmE Punch and conversation are enioyed at the Farewell Dance, sponsored The Junior boys admire their new class rings. for the Seniors by the R T' A FIRST ROW: Cathy Faris, Joan M850 , Hilda Riesenbergy Jane? Kunze. King Wayne Zimmerman, Queen Terry Fox, Joyce Schottner, Barbara Ander- son, Janet Taonr. SECOND ROW: Ellis Moren, Aurbon Lamb, Paul Murdock, Jerry Blusf, Gene Tegeder, Ralph Fussner, Danny Walker 0w: 727251! 7oot6all 140m: A scene at the dance. Homecoming was sponsored by The Student Council. Attendants, W: Queen Terry Fox and King Wayne Zimmerman pose for a picture after receiving their crowns. Mr. Purdy presents his wife with a Chrysanthemum he has purchased from Zena Herrin of the Studenc Council. Don Williamson, Student Council President, congratulates Queen Terry Fax. 20min; Ellis Moran and Ca+hy Faris leave the ceremonies. 1 GHIDIBOH QUEEN EROIUIIED Bousrer Club President, Albert R055, assisted by Sue Faris, Secretary, crowns Donna Strawser GRIDIRON QUEEN. - - -v-.-.i:im4; -.;:;.A Donna Strawser, GRIDFRON QUEEN! and her affendants Lyn Ferris, Terry Fox, Joyce Schottner, and Dorothy Sisco pose for their picture to be taken. FOR . EDUEHTIOHHL T. u. FHEUlW vs. SENIORS The Ballerinas: Mrs. Gorthardt, Miss Kile, Mrs. Cromwell, Miss Van Houten, Miss Ham, and Mrs. Mafone contribute their talent dur- ing half time. Faculty Basketball Team is composed of: Mr. Mart, ML Denecke, Mr. Turner, Mr. Greene, and Mr. Acus Mr. Kennedy serves as manager, whiie Miss Mullins and Mrs. Lancaster are the cheerleaders. The purpose of the basketball game between the faculty and the senior boys was to raise money for the EducationaI T. V Fund. Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Seaman seem to be having a little difficulty with the audience. The Seniors went Down by the Station fur their Washinton trip. Janet Kunze and Joyce Schottner go on their first date wiQh SeniOr boys, Richard Hadley and Jim Osborne, Ben Pugh drew a charcoal sketch of Miss Ham THE SENIOHI going 0m! OPENED THE nnnunl The parade is waiting for the program to begin. The freshmen seem to need help on their first day at Sycamore. The chorus line, Jane Herman, Joyce Conley, Earleen Baumann, Mary Eggers, Louise Stevens, Shelby Toney, Patl Jackson, Nancy Riggs, Maridel Sanna, Donna StraWSer, danced to Pink Shampoo. ,nssemnw ll CHmPl-IIGII The Isley brothers made a hit singing Honey Love going DURII'II CHRISTINE! The Glee Club entertains with Christmas carols at the P.T.A. meeting, Louise Stevens and Janet Kunze join to sing a Christmas song for the student body. Members of the Glee Club sing seasonal songs for the Christmas assembly. Mr. Turner and some of the senior boys trim the tree for the Christmas assembly. Miss Van Houton and some of her smdents prepare for their freshman homeroom Christmas party. These couples seem to be enioying themv selves at the Winter Wonderland dance, sponsored by the G.A,A. Girls of the office practice class line up for refreshments at their Christmas party. SPEFIHIIIG 0F PICTURES . . . . . .. Herbert Cain looks with interest at a book in the Library Hallowe'en display. The students seem to enjoy studying in 212, one of the new rooms. Herberf Malany seems to have a quesiion about the classwork. Alice Anderson and Louise Beall check our books in the new Bookmobile; Leroy Sowder and Datlas Daniels clean their shoes after football practice. Judy Traud, Zetta Herrin, Par Jackson, and Judy Capehart seem amused as Sharon Anderson cleans her locker, p .Jzzr';-..;, A wwwmm 7 V? spa PICTUnEgHmG 0F ensembke ate tuning up for a. a vis'HOt . . . . going Out W4, Lyn Ferris, BilI Riegle, Wayne Zimmerman, Cathy Faris, Howard Smith, and Sonia Horton, are decorating the goal post for the football game. The bulletin board display indi- cates the many interesting sub- jects on which There are books in the library. ! Mr. Purdy, Dr, Fuhr, Miami Uni, t versity; Mr. Strawser, toastmasrer; Mrs. Woodward, president; Mrst Parrott, and Mrs. Lotz, seem to be admiring the programs. Barbara Keiner, Judy Dixon, Je, Iene Taylor, Martha Hammond, and Freda Johnson are waiting to serve the guests Miss Kile is supervising some of her crew of girls from Home Economics I and II, who prepared and served the meal. Miss Ham, Mrs. Van Houten, Miss Van Houten, Mrs. Seigta, Mrs. Malone, and Lola Seigta seem to be behind bars, the new gate which has made its initial appearance in the corridors of Sycamore. Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Kelfum, Mrs. Knabe, Mrs, McGrew, Mr. Purdy, Dr. Fuhr, Mr. Strawser, Mrs. Wood- ward, Mrs. Parrott, and Mrs. Lotz. Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Knabe are Charter membevs of The P.T.A. at Sycamore. Mrs Kellum, Mrs, Lotz and Mrs. McGrew are past presi- dents. Bring On the Fuod! FOUHDEBS, DIW BHHQUET The people converse while- waiting for the banquet to begin. Sonia Hatfield, Carol Lewis, Freda Johnson, and Nancy Robbins, some OF the cooks, say: It's in the pot. 155 We have come to the end of our tourney at Sycamore High Schooi for the year e seek new paths into the fumre, and now w mnemmum o . . afriikEphch 1.396! lrwn-l, . 5.: . katnurriyw . kmsHhthi. L .114 f Rrrtl..x. 1p An; .1 WI: s K o 0 I R A E VI