Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1956 volume:

THE 1956 SYCAMHRE MIG 3 164$; a4 ?ememgm . . . . Published by Senior Class SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL ' Blue Ash, Ohio EDITOR Vera-Lou Stesch ASSISTANT EDITOR Evelyn Brennemann BUSINESS MANAGER Glenda Anderson ADVlSER Drusilla Ham 1 . bh-m'.t' .- ' W.'mewh.w,. u. - FHREWIIRD . . . 0m ?eaw Another day of school is over. As we leave Sycamore, we look back; and the many events of the day and the year flash through our minds. Although our high school clays may be nearing an end, the memories will never fade. By means of the 1956 Sycamore log, featuringvyou, The stu- dents, we shall always have these moments to REMEMBER. We, the Seniors, dedicate this 1956 edition of The Sycamore Log to Miss DrusiHa Ham whose quiet authority and patient guidance have been an inspiration to sTudenTs during her years as a Teacher at Sycamore. She has set a shining exam- ple Through her speech, dependability, manners, and dress. She has stressed the sfriving for goals; but most of all, she has been and a1ways is The sfuden'r's friend. 01m G'UIIIE T0 MEMHRIES Foreword ................................................ 2 Dedication .............................................. 4 Administration ........................................ 10 Seniors .................................................... 2O Underclassmen ...................................... 32 Helpers .................................................. 56 Classes .................................................. 58 Sports .................................................... 66 Activities ................................................ 84 Clubs ...................................................... 98 Adverfisements ...................................... 120 Special Evems ........................................ 174 the industrial arts building. 74c ?mtew I After waiting many years, Sycamore students now enioy using the modern, amacIive fieldhouse and When the fieldhouse was in this stage of construction, ew eryone could hard1y wait until it was complefed. Walter Smith, Rosemary WH- son, Denis Freeh, and Carlene Allendorf use the new ramp as They 90 T0 class. Our own photographers, Bill Clark and Terry Russell, pose on The pho'ro sTand, a gift from the Boosters' Club, . eMgme c'a 5A6 cammam't'y Many people gather 10 buy refreshmenh during The game at 1he new concession stand, donafed by the P. T. A. At this sfage, 1he sevenrh and eighth graders were very eager 1c move into iheir new iuniur high. made am alumna came Early I351 spring, the work on the iuniur high had iust begun. 1 ; ! 1 l ML Purdy, Mr. Denecke, and ML Greene are kept busy by 1he increasing enrollment W to 4466M 6k of sfudenls at Sycamore. Faculty i f A 1.. NORMAN E. PURDY Principal EDWIN H, GREENE Wilmington College Supervising Principal Miami University Maryville CoIlege 3.5., MA Degrees 1 University of Cincinnali WALTER DENECKE A.B., ME. Degrees Assistant Principal Driver Training and General Math University of Cincinnati Miami University 1, 55., M.A, Degrees Mrs. Shamblen, Mr. Stacy, Mrs that Sycamore has wom Faculty GEORGE ACUS Physical Education Miami University 5.5, Degree JEAN BOWMAN Vocal Music Universify of Cincinnati College of Music - B.S. Degree MARY CROSS Junior Social Studies Wayne University ONerbein University M.E , A.B. Degrees CHESTER BARTLETT Diversified Training University of Cincinnati B.S. Degree GLADYS CONNER Junior Science and Math Carroll Coflege Universiiy of Wisconsin 5.5. Degree MARGARET DeRIGHT Junior Social Studies Ohio Wes1eyan University of Cincinnati A.B. Degree . Hitch, Mr. Bartleh, and Mr. Van Houten admire the trophies Row 1 MARY C. GOTTHARDT English College of Woosier Ohio State University Wilmington College Universny of Colorado University of Cincinnati AB, and MA, Degrees CLIFFORD HALI. lndusfn'al Arts Miami University 5.8. Degree DRUSJLLA HAM Business Educafion Miami Universivy Detroit Commercial College University of Cincinnati Norfhwestern University University of Wisconsin ES. and MA, Degrees The teachers enfoy eating together in their new lounge during lunch periad. Faculty Row 2 GABRIE! J. HARTKE Junior English Xavier Universiiy 8.5. Degree JANE HITCH Secretary University of Kentucky Clark Business College Row 3 ROY J. KENNEDY Social Studies Miami Universiiy Wilmington Coflege University of Cincinnati 5.5. Degree DORIS KilE Home Economics Univershy of Cincinnati Ohio University 5.5 Degree c madez Miss Bowman, Mrs Turner, and Mrs. Miles stop in the office between classes to get Their mail. of Me awlem'. Row 2 MARY MALONE English Hanover College A.B. Degree GEORGE A. MART Business Educa'ion Drivers' Training Wilmingmn College Miami Univershy Universiry of Cincinnati 3,5, Degree lORRAlNE B. MERRILL Eninsh, Speech College of Wnosrer A.B. Degree Row 3 HARRIETT C. MILES Junior English Wilmington College Universi'y of Cincinnati Ohio University Colorado State College 5.3 Degree RICHARD Pom Indusfrial Arts Bowling Green Univershy Miami UniVersiiy 55. Degree MARY lOUlSE OUATKEMEYER Physical Educaiiun Miami University B.S. Degree Row 1 DOROTHY M. LANCASTER Librarian Berea S'a'e College Unlversify of Kentucky A.B. Degree H. R. LUCIUS Social Studies Montana State College Syracuse Universify AB. and M.A. Degrees Mr. Valz and Mrs Stacy, parriciparing in the teachers' new extra- curricular activity, are watching the other teachers bowl after school at Ihe bnwling alley. During one of his counseling periods, Mr. Seaman helps Bruce Hume and Betty Ball decide upon the best course of study. dngm'ac'tc'ae goat4 Row 1 RUTH SCHICK FREDERICK A. REIFF Art Mechanical Drawing Art Academy Miami Univershy Unfversi'y of CincinnaTi 8.5. Degree 8.5. Degree FACULTY Row 2 KENNETH SEAMAN Counselor Mathematics Wilmington College University of Cincinnah' 8.5. and MA. Degrees RUTH 1. SHAMBlEN Home Economics Science West Virginia Institute of Technology University of Cincinnati 85. Degree FREELING T. STACY Science Mathematics Wilmingmn College Miami University 3,5. and B.S.E. Dagrees Mrs. Merrill, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Lucius, their announcements over the imercom. DON SCHNURRENBERGER Junior Science Universi'y of Cincinnati 3.5. Degree 1t.- 4' ? VSK KVKT .. 1.71 and Mrs. Gloardt are ready to give Mr. Bartlett and Miss Van Houien enioy selling tickeis at the football games. Meek Wm: dydtem Row 1 EDD P. STARLING JAMES E. TURNER Junior Malhemaiics Mafhemaiics Social Srudies Physics University of Georgia Morehead S1a1e CoHege Georgia Stare Norrhwesharn Univershy JACK D, VALZ Mercer Universi'y Commbia University Instrumental Music Universi'y of Cincinnmi Miami Univershy Wes3ern Kentucky Slate College A.B, Degree 3.5. and MA. Degrees 35. Degree FACULTY Row 2 ESTHER VAN HOUTEN Laiin, Spanish Consumer Economics Wilminglon CoHege University of aninnatl University of Colorado Indiana University Miami Univers'xry 3.5. and AB. Degrees J. D. VAN HOUTEN Science Economic Geography Olfwo State Universi!y WilmingIon College Miami Universiry University of CTncTnnaIi 3.5. Degree SHIRLEY WAKEFIELD Junior Machematics Miami University Mr. Errnll MacKnEghh Clerk of The Board,- Mr. Walter Reuszer, Vice-Presidenr; Mr. Robert Ko- hankie, President; Mr. Earl KeHum, Mr. Richard Radabaugh, and Mr. Frank Ferris, ll, assembIe in the high schooh building to go over The agenda For one of their regular meevings. ,yX ,,.- , WARD 0F EBUMTN Wrih'ng and signing checks Is one of the many dulies which keep Mr. MacKnighf, Clerk of the ' Board, and Mr. Kohankie, Presidenl, occupied during The year. a aaw Mr. Reuszer. Mr. Kohankie, and Mr. KcHum err fay anching the Aviators br'mg home anolher vicmry in the new held house. Mr, Radabaugh, Mr. Ferris, and Mr. Purdy inspect the baskets in the modern dressing moms. 4,;a; 43; AW The outgoing president, M's. Woodward, wel- MrsK Faulkner, Mrs. Waods, and her son, Jerry, fiH their plates av rhe annual P.T.A. pot luck supper. comes the new president, Mrs. Patterson, by handing her the Traditional gavel. P. T. A. and mdz'wctc'aa. Mrs. Patterson, Presidenh explains the program for 1he coming year Mr. Morgan wearily looks 31 his shoes, to ML Williams, Treasurer; Mrs. Clark, VicePresIdent; Mrs. Morganl remembering what fun H was to be pan Recording Secretary; and Mrs. WUson, Corresponding Secrmary. of the P.T.A. Minslrel Show. E Wanda Adams. Carl Austin Glenda Anderson Barbara Bailey Don AHermeyer WANDA ADAMS-Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,- Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Choir 4; Keyhole 2, 3; Annual 4,- tibrarian 2, 3; G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4-Represema- tive 1, 2, 4; Girls' Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4,- Volleyball Team 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Dance Club 4. GLENDA ANDERSON-Class Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,- Junior Play 3; Key- hole 4,- Annual Staff- - Business Manager 4; Librar- ian 1; G. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 3,- Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2,- Miami Scholarship Team 3; Quill and Scroll 4. DON ATTERMEYER g Annual 4; Sportsman's Club 4,- Auto Mechanics Club 4; College Prep Club 4; Arts and Science Club 4; Central High and Voca- tional 1; Deer Park High 2, 3. CARL AUSTIN - Dance Club 4; V. I. C. 4; Rarden High School, Rarden, Ohio, 1, 2, 3. BARBARA BAILEY - Annual 4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Dra- matic: Club 2,- Newpori High, Newport, Ken- tucky, 1. zememgm Z4046 Wayne Zimmerman, President, discusses the problems of the forthcoming year with ?he oaher senior ciass officers Glenda Anderson, Treasurer; Zefta Herrln, Secre1ary; and Hilda Riesenberg, Vice-Presidenh 111111113 7. 1111171 3-? 1 The ?eachers, Mr. Seaman, Miss Ham, Mr. Turner, and Mrs. Merrill 510p for a fr'rencHy conversation before going to their classes. , foam geaw mammal . Donald Barnes Mary Barnes Cecil Bishop Ruth Bobo DONALD BARNES- Band 'I, 2, 3; Annual 4; V. I, C. 4. MARY BARNES , Junior Play 3,- Keyhole 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4,- Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4,- Volleyball Team I; Junior Red Cross 1, 2- Home Room Represenfafive 3,Chapter House Represenfative 2,- Safety Council 4; Miami Schol- arship Team 1, 2, 3,- F, T. A. 4. PHILIP BAUER H Mixed Chorus 2; Boys' Glee Club 2,- Basketball 3, 4,- Golf 2,- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,- Gymnastics 2; Auto Mechanics 2,- Chest Club 4,- College Prep Club 4, CECIL BISHOP - Annual 4; AUTO Mechanics 2; Fix 1? Club 2; V. I. C, 4,- Norwood High, one semes- Ter, 1. RUTH BOBO -- Keyhole 4,- Annual 4,- Junior Red Cross 1,- Home E: Club 2; Williamsburg High, Wil- liamsburg, Kentucky, one semester, 1. Philip Bauer L; Jo Ann Wilson and Paul French show Pat Slater and Ania Duds how a b11l becomes a law in government class. Evelyn Brennemann Maudeila Brice Joe Fahrendonc Walter Feldhaus gal! of clawed, danced, EVELYN BRENNEMANN-Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls, Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Haroid Hamblin Triple Trio 4; Student Council 4; Junior Play 3; Ohio University Journalism Susan Harter Workshop 3; Keyhole 2, 3, 4- Edifor 4; Annual STaff-Assisfanf Editor 4; Librarian 1; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 3, 4; Volleyball Team 3, 4; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Dra- matics Club 1;QU1118; Scroll 3, 4; Col1ege Prep Club 4. 1 MAUDELLA BRlCE - Librarian 4; Annual 4; Home EC Club 2; Dance Club 4. 1 DONALD BUTLERa Annual 4; Fix 11 Club 1; Aufo Mechanics Club 4; Prolec- 1 Tionists 4. KAY CAPEHART - Girls Glee Club 3; Glee Club 4; Choir 4; Keyhole 4; Annual 1 4; Librarian 2; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Sergeanf at Arms 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 4; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Vo1leyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Sof'r- ball Team 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Club 1; Dance Club 4. ROBERT COVERT - Band 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Golf 2; Base- ball 1; Fix it Club 2; Chef's Club 4; SporTSmen's Club 2; Hi-Y 2; Gymnastics 1, 2,- Auto Mechanics 2, 4; College Prep Club 4. James 1Allphin1 Healy DALLAS DANIELS - Annual 4; Football 2, 3, 4; BasebaH 2, 3, 4; Visual Aids 2;Fix 1TC1Ub 2; Varsity Lettermen's Club 2; Chefs' Club 2, 4; Hi-Y 2; Gymnas- tics 2-; Dance Club 4; Chess Club 4; V. I. C. 4; Hughes High School 1. ARTHUR DODS - S'rudem Council 2; Junior Play 3; Annual 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,- Chefs' Club 4; Sportsman's Club 2, 4; GymnasTics 1, 2; Au1o Mechanics 4. JOE FAHRENDORF - Keyhole 2; Annual 4; Fix It Club 1; Thespians 4; Chefsl Club 4; SporTsmen's Club 2; Hi-Y 1,- Auto Mechanics 2, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2; Photography 1, 2; Miami Scho1arship Team 2, 3, 4; College Prep Club 4; Ar'rs 13: Science Club 4. WALTER FELDHAUS - Junior Play 3; Annual 4; Librarian 1; Football 1; Fix It 1 Club 2; Gymnastics 2; PhoTography Out: 1; V. l. C. 4-. Donald Butler Kay Capehart Robert Coverf Lyn Ferris Terry Fox Brian Freeh Dallas Daniels Arthur Dods Paul French Louis Frobe emmd, aw! agenda 40mm LYN FERRIS - Class Vice-Presidem 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girlsl Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Tripie Trio 4; Choir 4,-STUden1Council 2; Junior Play 3; Ohio University Journalism Workshop 2, 3; Keyhole 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 -SporTs Manager 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4,- Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Photography 2; Dance Club 4; F. T. A. 3; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, TERRY FOX-Class Secretary 1, 2,- Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Triple Trio 4; Student Councii 3 -Vice-Presidenf 3; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 2, 3, 4,- Annual STaff 4,- G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 -Represenfa1ive 3, Sports Manager 4,- lnframurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Volieybail Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Miami Schol- arship Team 3,- Pep Club 2, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Photography 2. BRIAN FREEH - Keyhole 3,- Annual 4,- Baskefball 3, 4,- Chefs' Club 4; College Prep Club 4; Engineers Club 4; Miami Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Mt, Healthy High 1, one semester, 2; PAUL FRENCH 4 Band 3, 2, 3; Annual 4; Track 1; Chefs' Club 4; Gymnasiics 2; Dance Club 4. LOUIS FROBE - Annual 4; Chefs' Club 4; Sporismen's Club 2; Hi-Y 2,- Gymnastics 2; Dance Club 4, HAROLD HAMBLIN - Junior Play 3; Annual 4; FooTbalI 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4,- Varsi1y Letterman's Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2; Gymnastics 2; Craft Club 1, 2; V. i. C. 4. SUSAN HARTER - Mixed Chorus 1, 2,- Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Glee Club 4; G. A. A. 1; Annual 4; Librarian 2, 3; Office Assistant 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. 4; Dance Club 4, JAMES HEALY 2. Annual 4; Librarian 1, 2; FooTbalI 1, 2, 3; BaskeT-I ball 1, 2, 3; Track 1,- GobE 2,-5por15men's Club 1; HinY 2; V. I, C. 4. Sandra Waaren, Dick Jones, Phil Bauer, and Louise Lamb are discussing and eagerly awahing their Washingion trip, Bob Roby, Melvin Thompson, A1yce Silvia, and Lois Whinon do some last minute sludying beFore homelroom perEod ends. macaw caacezz'cz, 1346 Ze'rfa Herrin Richard E. Jones Sonia Horton Louise Lamb datagdatc'an of dam Gary Hubbard Barbara Lawson ZETTA HERRIN -- Class Secretary 4,- Junior Play 3; Siudenf Counci1 3; Keyhole 3, 4 - Production Manager 4,- Annual Staff - Subscrip Tion Manager 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Representa- Tive 2, 3,- Inframurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 3,- Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3 - Home Room Representative 3, Chap'rer House Rep- resentative 2. SONJA HORTON - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,- Glee C1ub 4; Choir 4; Keyhole 2, 3; Annual 4,- G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; 4,- Hockey Team 3; Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4,- Pep Club 2, 4; Home Ec Club 1,- Drama11cs Club 1; Photography 1,- Dance Club 4. GARY HUBBARD 4 Track Manager 2; Gymnasfics 2, V. I. C. 4. ED HUNTER - Sfudent Council 4 - President 4,- Junior Play 3; Annual 4,- Librarian 2; Football 1, 2,13, 4,- Baskefball Statistician 4; Golf 2; Visual Aids 1; Fix IT Club 1, 2; Thespians 4; Chefs' Club 4; Photography 2,- Proiectionisfs 4; Dance Club 4; College Prep Club 4; Outstanding Student Award 3; Miami Scholarship Team 3. PAT HAROLD JACKSONiFix 11 Club 2; Photography Club 2; V, l. C. 4. . DICK J. JONES W Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsify Letterman's Club 1, 2; Chefs' Club 4; Sportsmen's Club 1, 2,- Hi-Y 2,- Gymnastics 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4; All City Basketball Team 3, 4. JUDY JONES- Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 3,- Key- hole 2, 3, 4,- Annual 4,- Librarian 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Junior Red Cross 1. RICHARD E. JONES i V. I. C. 4; Norwood High 1, 2. $6494 Edward Hunter Thelma Ledingfon Pat Harold Jackson Patti L012 lOUISE lAMB 4 Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Home Ec Ciub 2. BARBARA lAWSON 4 Class Treasurer 3; Girls1 Glee Club 1; Junior Play 3,- G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; lnTramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Club I; Home Ec Club 2, 3,- F. H. A. 4. THELMA LEDINGTON - Annual 4; G. A, A. 1, 2, 3; Fix It Club 2; Junior Red Cross Club 1; Photography 2. PATTI LOTZ- Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Ohio University Journalism Workshop 2; Keyho1e 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Baskefball Team 1; Volleyball Team 1; Pep Club 2; Home Ec Club 1; Dramatica Ciub1, SUE LOVELL- Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 4; Annual 4; G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inframurals 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Junior Red Cross 1, 2. SYLVIA lOWE- Tripie T510 4; Choir 4; Junior Play 3; Ohio University Jour4 nalism Workshop 3; Keyhole 3, 4 - Assistant Editor 4; Annual 4; G. A. A. 3; College Prep Club 4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Wyoming High 1, 2. RONALD LUCKE- Student Council 3; Annual 4,- Fooiball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Chess Ciub 4; Miami Scholastic Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 2; Auto Mechanics Club 4; College Prep Club 4; Arts 8; Sciences Ciub 4. RAYMOND MACK w Annual 4; Track 2, 3; Miami Scholarship Team 2; Junior Red Cross Home Room Represenfafive 1; Chefs' Club 4; Auto Mechanics Club 2, 4; Debate 4; Chess Club 4; College Prep Ciub 4. Ronald Lucke Raymond Mack Rosella Mays 'W A'Sgcamaze Icy, Me ammd Swear: ,4wemglg. uvmwl-4-bf-!3;-;..-I Dick J. Jones Judy Jones Sue Lovell Sylvia Lowe After arriving at school, Richard Reese, Don Butleh Juliane Woodruff, and Maudella Brice siop to 1a1k before going to class, Mr. Seaman explains the many scholarship opponunities to Vera Stesch, Evelyn Brennemann, Brian Freeh, Ronnie Lucke, and Bob Webb 1n the new counseling room. James McNuH John Miller Berry Payne Paul Reddish 1 Me denim 4656mm. mad 1 Nelson Runge Mariorie Shepherd JAMES McNUTT H Annual 4; Chefs' Club 4; Haieyville High, Alabama 1. JOHN MILLERi Annuai 4; Gymnastics 2; V. I. C! 4; Hamersv'llle High, Ham- . ersville, Ohio 1. '1 SHIRLEY WELLS MOORE - Mixed Chorus 1, 2,- Girls' Glee Club 1; Fix IT Club 1; Annual 4; G. A. A, 1; Junior Red Cross 4; Home Ec CIUb 1, 2. JANICE NEELEYi Girls' Glee Club 1; Glee Club 4,- Office Assistant 4; Pro- iectionisf 4; Annual 4,- Librarian 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team Man- ager 4; DramaTiCS Club 1; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. : NORMA JEANNE NOYES-Annual STaffn-Assisfam Subscripfion Manager :1 4; G. A. A. 3, 4,- InTramurals 3, 4; F. H. A. 4; F. T. A. 3, 4'; College Prep Club ,, 4; Orange High, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, 1, 2. i FRED PATTERSON 4 Annual 4,- Golf 2,- Sporfsmen's Club 2; Auto Mechanics Club 1, 4. PHYLLIS PATTERSON - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Choir 4; Annual 4; Keyhole 2, 3; Librarian 4,- G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Infra- 11 murals 1, 2; VolleybaH Team 1,- Pep Club 2; Home Ec Club 1; Y-Teens 4; i Photography Club 1. BETTY PAYNE - Glee Club 4; Annual 4; Photography Club 1; Debate 4. PAUL REDDISH - Band 3; Fix It Club 1; Basketball Manager 1; V. 1. C. 4. RICHARD REESE- Librarian 1; Track, Baseball 1; Gymnastics 2; Projectionisf 4,- Dance Club 4. Alyce Silvia 1' r?! 1 f. g1 Shirley Wells. Moore Janice Neeley Norma Jeanne Noyes Richard Reese Betty Rieger Carol Riegle Fred Pa'rterson Phyllis PaTTerson Hilda Riesenberg Robert Roby Me Waawzgtm m - - - BETTY RIEGER - Mixed Chorus 1; Girls! Glee Club 1, 3; Gle'e Club 4,- Choir 4; Junior Play 3; Office Assistant 4; Keyhole 2, 3,- Annual 4,- G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; lnframurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 3, 4; Basker- ball Team 2, 4,- Volleyball Team 2, 3, 4,- Pep Club 2, 4; Dramatics Club 1. CAROL RIEGLE - Junior Play 3; Keyhole 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Imramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 3; Pep Club 2, 4,- PhoTography Club 1, 2; Dance Club 4; College Prep Club 4,- F. T. A. 3, 4, HILDA RIESENBERG 4 Class Vice-Presidem 4; Class Secretary 3; Girls1 Glee Club 3; Choir 4; Siudent Council 2-Secrefary4Treasurer 2; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 4; Annual 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presiden? 3, President 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4,- Hockey Team 2, 3, 4,- Basketball Team 2, 3, 4,- Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4,- Sofiball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Drama1ics Club 1. ROBERT ROBY; Junior Play 3; Annual 4,- GohC 3; Chefs' Club 4; Hi-Y 2,- College Prep Club 4,- Engineers Club 4; Lincoln High, Canton, Ohio, 1. NELSON RUNGE - Student Council 4; Football 3, 4; All County Tackle 4; Baske1ball Siafisfician 3, 4; Chefs' Club 4,- Engineers Club 4; Dixie HeighTs High 1, 2. MARJORIE SHEPHERD- Girls' Glee Club 1; Keyhole 1. ALYCE SILVIA 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Glee Club 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; lntramurals 1, 2; Pep Club 2,- Y-Teens 4. Don AHermeyer, Louis Frobe, Carol Riegle, Sue Lovell, Jim McNuH, and Norma Noyes return to school after a hard day's work selling ads for the annual, PATRICIA SLATER - Band 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Keyhole 4; Annual 4,- G. A. A; 1, 2, 3, 4; Fix 1? Out; 1; Home Ec Club 3; Dramatics Club 2. HOWARD RAY SMITH - Student Coundl 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4,- Varsity Lettermen's Club 2; Chefs' Club 4,- Hi-Y 2; Gymnasrics 2; Coilege Prep Club 4; Elder High 1. WALTER SMITH -- Baskefball 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Auto Me- chanics Club 2, 4; Photography 2,- College Prep Club 4. LEROY SOWDER -' Annual 4; Football 1, 3, 4; All CounTy FUHback 4; Basketball 1, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Gymnastics 4; Dance Club 4. VERA-LOU STESCH 4Mixed Chorus 3,- Giris' Giee Club 3; STudenT Council 2,- Junior Play 3,- Ohio University Journalism Workshop 3; Keyhole 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 7 Editor 4; G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Infra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 3, 4; Basketball Team 3, 4; Volleybali Team 3, 4; Soffball Team 2, 3, 4; Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Drama1ics Club 1,- CoElege Prep Club 4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Quill 8c Scroll 4. CHARLENE THESING - Annu314;G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Home Ec Club 2; Photography Club 2, 4. J0 ANNE THOMPSON i Maioretfe 4; Junior Play 3,- Ohio Univershy Journalism Workshop 3,- Keyhole 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4,- G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Iniramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 3, 4; Volleyball Team 3,- Junior Red Cross Club 1, 2 - Home Room Representative 3; Dramatics Club 1,- College Prep Ciub 4; F. T. A. 3, 4. MARY ALICE THOMPSON 4 Class Treasurer 1; Junior Play 3; Keyhole 4; Annual Staff 7 Assistant Subscription Manager 4; Librarian 4; G. A. A. 1, 4; Fix 11 Club 1; Miami Scholarship Team 1,- Home EC Club 2. Fred Panerson, Ray Mack, Shirley Maore, and Beny Payne delighf in looking at their senior pictures which arrived in ?ime for Christmas. Patricia Slater Howard Ray SmiTh Walter Smith LeRoy Sowder Veraiou Sfesch Mary Alice Thompson Melvin Thompson James Tomsen Sandra Warren Robert Webb MELVIN THOMPSON 4 Annual 4; Track 4; Golf 2, 3; Baseball 4; Chefs' C1ub 4; Gymnastics 2, 4; Auto Mechanics Club 1; Photography 2; CoHege Prep Club 4; Engineers Club 4. JAMES TOMSEN 4 Football 4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Chefs' Club 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4; College Prep Club 4; Arts 8: Science Club 4;WestHar1ford High 2, 3. SANDRA WARREN4Glee Club 4; Jhnior Play 3; Annua1 4; Fix It Club 1; Home Ec C1ub 2. ROBERT WEBB 4 Band 3; Annual 4; Miami Scholarship Team 3, 4,- Football 4; Baseball 3, 4; Thespians 4; College Prep Club 4; Engineers Club 4; Brechville .1 High 1, 2. 1 DENNIS WEBER4 Band 1, 2, 3; Keyhole 3; Annual 4; Basketball Manager 1; Jo Ann Wilson Track 2; Fix 1? Club 1, 2; Chefs' Club 4; Sportsmen's Club 1, 2; Auto Me- chanics C1ub 2, 4; Photography 2; College Prep Club 4. LOIS WHITTON - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Triple Trio 4; Choir 4; Keyhole 1, 2, 3; G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2,- Pep Club 2; Dramafics Club 1; PhoTography 2. JO ANN WILSON 4 Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Keyhole.1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inframurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Fix IT Club 1; Pep Club 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2; College Prep Club 4. JULIETTE WOODRUFF 4 Glee Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Fix 11 Club 2; Home Ec Club 3; Dance Club 4. WAYNE ZIMMERMAN 4 Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Foofball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Varsity Lettermen's Club 1, 2; Chefs' Club 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Gymnastics 2, 4. Juliette Woodruff Wayne Zimmerman Wag... ummwm Charlene Thesing Jo Anne Thompson Dennis Weber Lois Whmon While Thinking of 1115 future, these graduates are also ?hink'mg of the good 01' days they left behind at Sycamore. 3-. gm ; 3...: W-wwww... .L 4 .....;n -m . whai Lam? mgr... l . urmwww 3.. ML? r JUNIIIRS PLEASED WITH THE GOAL OF THE MAGA- ZINE DRIVE, Mr. Acus, Mrs. Shamblen, Mr. Mart, Mr. Valz, and Miss Kile, the Junior home room teachers, discuss the many sales. DISCUSSING PLANS FOR JUNIOR ACTIVITIES, Ralph Fussner, Presi- den'; Sam Bach and Barbara Cax, CovTreasurers; John Morgan, Vice- Presidem; and Joan Mason, Secre- Iary mag? in front of the school. Beulah Adams Alice Anderson Barbara Anderson Rondal Anderson Carolyn ArmsTrong Jerry Babb Sam Bach Richard Bailey Philip Bake Geneva Ball Ronald Barker Elaine Bause Louise Beall Gail BeckeT'r Don Belcher Dan Beverly Shirley Boyaff Leslie Brinson dang: dtu'ac'ag Rosetta Briscoe Judifh Capehar'r William Clark Ralph Colegrove A MOMENT THAT EVERY JUNIOR WAITS FOR, Ronnie Hall, Joyce Gilmour, and Jon Tomsen are trying to decide which ring they like best. Wanda Copeland Barbara Cox Jeanne Cummings David DeRonde Gerry Dewey Denver Drake Elaine Edens Shirley Emily Elaine Evans THE PROJECT TO EA CLASS keeps Michael G; JUNIORS ta ma e memeq fen Dean Faulkner Don Ferris Ralph Fussner Mike Gaeb David Gammon Beverly Gibbs Joyce Gilmour Margaret Grether Carol Gross George Hadden - a new xKK H. C. Hall Ronnie Hall Rosa Lee Harris Sonia Hatfieid Connie Heckman Mike Jake Maxine Johnson Don Jones Larry Kelly Wayne Kelly Sylvia King Roberi Kohankie Aurbie Lamb Roger Ledford NEY FOR THE JUNIOR aie Lamb, and Wayne JUNIIIRS Z46 cmgmgemgfe Carol Lewis Frieda Lovell Deon Lowe Susan Lumley Joan Mason John Morgan Gertrude Noesfng Ernest Olhauser RuTh Pfau Sonny Poynfer Barbara Radabaugh Sue Radabaugh Bill Rasch Beverly Rankin Bob Richardson Judy TraUd Pattie Vance gamm- 56mm Pam SELLING HOT COFFEE, Ruth Pfau and Shiriey Boyan work at The cancession stand during 1he Homecoming game. m'il.;i wnma Jo Venom JUNIORS Marilyn Wellman Bili Riegle Nancy Robbins Terry Russell George Scull Phil Sex1on Lola Seigla Julia Steddom Roger T'Illotson Jon Tomsen Bob Toney James Wiikerson Dean Williams Rosemary Wilson Pa'r Winningham Judy Womack Jim Yeager Missing Beniamin Georgelis Eddie Lewis Gene Oden Paul Warren Harry Zimmer THE HIGHEST MAGAZINE SALESMAN, Louise : Beall, shows Lula SeEgXa and Ralph Fussner i the doH, Pinocchio, which she won. . JUNIlHi ACTIVITIES SELECTING THE CROWN FOR THE HOME- COMING KING AND QUEEN, Renew Barker, Jerry Babb. Gerry Dewey, and Dean WHliams can't detide which one to choose. g-Iamm Eannsmy Union yv y . x 35 '5 WAITING PATIENTLY FOR THEIR OWN GRAD- UATIONd Gertrude Nnesing, Leslie Brinson, Maxine Johnson, and Dean Faulkner look forward In the day when their Class com- posife will hang in Vhe hall. i THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, Dick Manuel, ?reasurer; Chuck Fasse, VicerPres'wdem; Cathy Faris, Secretary; and Eddie DrivenPresidem . meet during school to discuss plans for the yeah SOPHOMORES ON COTTON DAY, Sue Farmer, Jean Webb, and Elwood Fe1dmann sell carnations 10 Jean Lan- caster and Billy Wellman. THE SOFHOMORE HOME ROOM TEACH- ERS, Mr. Van Huulen, Mr. Lucius, Miss Quafkemeyer, Mr. Slacy, Miss Bowman, 1 and Mrs.MaXone: enioya friendly chat be- fore school in the biology room. Pat Abbott Ruth Adams Carlene Allendonc Buddy AHemeier Ronnie Anderson Sharon Anderson Jim Arwood Jeff Ashcraf'r Paul Ayers Janice Baldwin Shirley Bail Ann Belcher Bob Berg Lloyd Blankenship JEm Blus? 1346:! mm and SOPHOMORES Kenneth Bobo Mafion Bowen Bertha Bowman Philip Boyd Mary Lou Branscome John Brecht Delno Brinson David Burdge Pat Burdge James Busfle James Carter Norma Christman Carole Clay Nola Collier Kay Dallas m1 Charles Dhonau Judy Dixon Bob Dombach Ed Driver Fran Edwards Billy Elkins Carol Evans Darlene Evans Cafhy Fan's Sue Farmer Chuck Fasse Jerry FaTh Efisha Faulkner Dick Fenstermacher Jane Ferris Virginia Fosfer Louise French Joe Gabe PaTTy Godbey Laverne German Mike Grooms Betty Gumer Sandy Haines . F. NJ . war. k. Q fJf w ,1 em Waxhrz adwdtc'ea 80PHOMORES IN THE SUPPLY ROOM, Shirley BaI to earn money for the Sophomnrl 5d Marfha Hammond Jackie Hanson Denny Harfer Jim Harris Dixie Helton Sharon Hodge Bill Hoffman Bruce Hume Susan Huson Gwen Jauch Charles Jones Paul Jones Jerry Parker Roger Pearce Jane Phillips Charles Rahe Bob Reed camgdaed ta mcMe H5 naiebouk papal To Bill McBride a 355 activities Billy Rice Carole Roby Eddie Ross Joan Runge P51 Sculley Peggy Schaizel John Schuler Jane Schumann Ruby Scott Barbara Snead Thelma Spain Tom Spiegel SOPHOMORES Ulrich Kappus Barbara Keiner Edward Kier Etta Krebs Ned Lacey Paul Lindahl Dick Manuel JudETh Maples Suzanne Maples David Maxfield Bill McBride Eddie McGregor Pat Meister Bob Moorhead EIIEs Moren Don Nicely Jim Norman Terry Owens Dick Stephenson John Stribling Arlene Stunich Wheeler Sumner Jane? Taylor Jelene Taylor JaCk Thompson Ronald Thompson Lynn Toler Peter Tomsen Marlene Vastine Daniel Walker Sue Warren Bill Webb Jean Webb Joan Webb Carole Weisbrodt Dick Wert Missing Olga DeEFavero Albert Henson Curtis Jones Joe Korner Arliia Lawson Jeff Miller Bill Murray Gene Rohne Ronald Warren Betty Jo Wood Elwood Feldmann 1a :: x ., R; Eg$k? g Erma Janice Whalen Mariorie Whi'rt Donald Wilson Joan Woodward Lester Young mtdt'aozddag amatd, BEFORE THE GAME, Jim Buslle, BiHy Rice, and Roger Pearce mop the football field. WHILE LOOKENG AT OLD ANNUALS, Miss Van Haulen. Mrs Gonhardr, Mr. Reiff, and Mr. Kennedy find lhis yeaHs Freshman class very simHar Io those in ?he past. WHENEVER THE BOOKMOBILE ARRIVES, the Freshmen Hnd it hard to decide which 6f 1he many books 10 read; Harold Biust David Bowen Charles Bowling Judy Brecht Donald Burg Ina Lee Buns Lawrence Cain Vivian Cain William Cain Harry Capeharf Douglas Carroll Ivadean Casada Richard Comer Ann Conley Richard Cox Larry Curless Wilbert Daugherty Barbara EgberT Kay Arwood Donna Atha Donnie Afkerson Janet Bailey Betty BaH Patsy Barnes Stella Beasley Mike Bender Dave Bill Bette Blaney Joe Blankenship Doris Lee Blevins Freshmen 7465': , ewaoch'tc'ea WHILE DECORATING THEIR HO and Jean Tillman1rimthe Christr Barbara Emily John Evers Carolyn Fahrendorf James Farmer Gloria Fazzio Doris Ferris Marlene Feidler Jim Fensfermacher Larry Flora Es1her Free Denis Freeh Beveriy Frobe DOM, Richard Ream, Terry Sturm, Freshmen f deaela;aed ow May Edward Gapinski Ronnie Garien Charlene Ges? Saily Gilson Matilda Glover Dudley Hall Russell Hall Darlene Hammond Daniel Hardy Lola Harp Patricia Hanield Carol'e Henley Marvin Hill Don Hockney Jack Hoenem'ler Carole Hoge Jesse Howard Lonnie James d Ralph Johnson Elmer Jones Otis Kitby Octave LaBaTh Marilyn Laker Jean LancasTer Phillip Ledingfon Charles Luke Judy LumIey Craig Lynch Theodore Mathis Sue McBride .L - Norman McGregor Jean McKenzie Roland McKenzie Ronald Miller Brenda Moon Edward Murray gecame acgcmc'ated 606M WAITING FOR THEIR BUSES, several of 1 Christine Noesing Walter Parker David Patterson Pa'r PaHerson Barbara Pennix Gordon Perkins Charles PhEHips Judith Poe Jim Poymer Carol Quarry Clyde Riddle Dennis Riddle William Rieger Judith Rofhermel Wanda Rowe Sue Schallon Charles Shelton Alvin Slater Grace Ann Smith Art Stacey Joe Stephenson Terry Sturm Bob Taylor Sharon Taylor Orvalle Thomas Velva Thomas Jean Tillman Boots. Toney Barbara Truax Missing William Atkins Fred James Martin McRoberts Brenda Moon 46g4 4c6aal gage. 21::mgam Freshmen ' reshman giris d7scuss the events of fhe day. Donald Vanover Don Vogel John Waifas Joe Weber John Weingarmer William Wellman Howard Wesche Alice Wilson Bob Winningham Judith Wood Bernice Woodruff Cretora Young FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cecelia Comberger, Gory Gilmour, Monfy McDowell, Frankie McBride, June Spurrier, John Dewey' Eddie Harris, Bobby Mulvoney, Carol Huckerl Melvin Stevens, Dole Eus1erly, Shiriey Slephens. SECOND ROW: Carlton Savage, Philip Snyder, Stella Ann Clark, Koren Dunhom, Jack Coldweil, Irene Hedges, Joyce Kelly, Patsy Wells, Jo Ann Mock, Anita Powell, Ron- nie Lutimer, Ronny Pelsor. THIRD ROW: Chrissy Nicoi, Sammy Francis, Garden Wagner, Ronnie McLemore, Ronnie Jones, Curfis Rogers, Bob Rair, Barbara Risk, Don Hacker, Jerry Woods, Lorry Curpen'rer, Rose Williams. NOT IN PHOTO: Roselena Williams, Gail 099, Donna Mizner, Freddie James. 8W gum zememgez . . . ?aa FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Coverl, Charhes Thornton, John Simkins, William Eggers, Almedu Phillips, George Taylor, Wanda Bill, Jone? Mason, Sherry Wesley, Barbara Wesley. SEC- OND ROW: Delores Mixon, Moriorie Murray, Gloria Reese, Man gore? Graham, Gerald Cupehurt, Harold Wail, John Ruurk, Ronoid Clay, Wiiliqm Gormam Alon Ross' Douglas Luckel Donna Bryan. THIRD ROW: Ada Burg. Judy ClendenQri, Charles Hii'ton, Eugene Schleyer, Jock Sfunich, Judy Weingurlner, Joseph Reese, Kenneth Johnson, Richard Hansen, Puffy Ledfordl Ann Clark, Terry Mulliken. NOT IN PHOTO: Arthur Birkemeyer, Glenn Miller, Shelby Hill, Richard Hill. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglas Lowe, James Hanna, Carolyn Adams, Charlotte Richardson, Robert Boyd, Joan Coilier, Carroll Wall, Gertrude Burk, Donald Noehring, Tom McDermoh, Tim SherriH, Ray Humblin, Robert Carpenfer. SECOND ROW: Donald Christmon, Fred Grether, Vinceni Combergen Eddie Cono- ver, Janet Duncan, Patsy Durham, Judy Domino, Bkmche Wallace, Marlene Bmferbough Janet Blome, Arlene Venurd, JoneHe Thomp- son, Curnlyn Webb. THIRD ROW: Jack Blust, Nancy lngmm, BeHy Foster, Lorry Tharp, Lafayette Anderson, Lloyd Bough, Bob Troubermcn, Tim Tomsen, Don Sumner, Sylvia Klein, Eddie Harris, Lynda Gorfen, Judy Stein. NOT IN PHOTO: John Fox, Cordyn Schmif. 5W W came Me fad FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Webb, Wallace Horron, Lorry Rogers, Virginia Workman, Bonnie Buumgurfner, Nancy Norv mun, Carolyn Butler, Barbara ByrnSIde, John GorbeH, Sondra Hel- fon. SECOND ROW: Irene Sunnu, James Davidson, Mary Hilton, Bertha Kilby, Georgia Daulton, Mary Godberry, David Rober1s, Hawkins Kohonkie, Murceliu Wesley. THIRD ROW: Karen Babb, Stanley Phillips, Doris Schumann, David Jones, Donald Ackerman, Fred Cook, Reynord Smith, Carol Bailey, Judy Heffner. NOT IN PHOTO: Heken Adams, James Burg, James Duke, Patrick Gillond, Nberf Harris, James Lungford, Patricia Lawson, Delores Monroe, Glen Pughl Patricio Doggetr. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: June Clark, BiH Eruner, Jackie Gorten. THIRD ROW: Barbara Geiser, George Jones, Bill Kier, Atkerson, Stella Hannah, James Ashcrofi, Judy Parker, Reba Murray, Carol Vanover, Howard Tudor, Walter Evans, Hcrlie Daniels, George Robert Irvcm. Jeffrey Owens, Billy Muivaney, SECOND ROW: Bill Morgan, Vivian Hanson, James Pudgel, STewor? Huson NOT IN Lawson, Johnny Laos, Eugene Evans, Constance Womack, Kay Wells, PHOTO: Nancy Miznen John Bobo, Brenda Toney, June Johnson, Juanita Anderson, David 5W W : at Sqmmaw'd F1RST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Kennedy, Neil Strawser, THIRD ROW: Mae Chambers, Ann Windhorn, Alberf Clendenen, Sheldon Srorr, Ronald Owens, Burbum Attemeier, Jerry Rice, Gor- Esther Alexander, Carol Muupin, Nancy Rees, Jackie Stevens, Betty don Olhouser, Norma Nicely, Howard Mcllv'cin. SECOND ROW: Mason. NOT IN PHOTO: Chari1y Mathis, Horace Brozile, William Baily Miller, Undo Brumley, Tommy Young, Susan Lamb, Richard Bennen, Percy Peckhum, James McKenzie, John Shumord, Clyde Pugh, Vincent Fry. Patricio Cook, Carol Dornback, Myrna Horton. Weddell, Howard Wood 'f . . .- 3. '9' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Stevens, Carol Sears, Dennis Garten, Patricio Louxl Earl Gunter, Walter Price, Bob Ander' son, Jock Lewis, Paul Perkins, T. J, Wagner. SECOND ROW: Putri- ciu Rice, Timothy Hurter, Fotricic Tozzio, Gordan Word, Bill 05- good, Diono Taylor, Sue Whimker, Barbara Harp, Nathan Jones, John Toley, Edwin Hull. THIRD ROW: June Collier, Hattie Glover, Bonnie McNess, Linda McLemore, Wanda Anderson, Ronald Robson, Glenn Beckett, Bill Daniels, Joe Kelly, Dennis Colligan, Richard Boas. SWW new yam 7474 FIRST ROW, LEFT To RIGHT: Princess Way, Sandro O'Necl, EIizabefh Hilton, Chrisfine Wood, Dormhy James, Deborah Jamison, Sharon Mullikin, Kay Brothers; SECOND ROW: William Gregory, George Beasley, William Davidson, Wilfiam Smith, Lenora Johns,. Glenn Heckman, George Henry, JL, Henry Thomas, John Wilkin- son, THIRD ROW: Patricia Gibbs, Bonne Riddle, Joan Weingartr ner, Faye Heltan, Barbara Barnes, Pmricio Tmnd, Lois Murray, Mary James, Aria Luii. NOT IN PHOTO: Anna Moe Duugherly, Ror mond Brozile, William Bruzile, Rosa Blankenship, Phillip Bryan, James Luke, Dorothy Niehous, Marvin Bosrin, Colleen Goeb. Ii FIRST ROW, LEF'I TO RIGHT: Marlene Babb, Benerae Barker, Judy Radabaugh, Rth-Ann Sresch, Joan Winbom, Donald Gammon, Daniel Gammon, John Nevens. ONO Seen SECOND ROW; Betly Bereme-yer, Dennis Comberger, James Stacey, Micham Chandler, Jay Radabaugh, John Becker, Frank Boyer, Michael Gilson, Dwighr Smhh, John Nap'xer. THIRD ROW: Connie Slradlmann, Sandra Summers, Susan Sm'nh, Barbara Puccini, Saundra Morley, Chrisfine Oppen, Donald Bake, Jerry Wcher, Jerry King NOT IN PHOTO: Lela Mae Bach E ENJOYING A COOL DRINK AT THE FOUNTAKN, Terry MuHikin and Mariurie SEVENTH t! Murray waif men turn WING Charles Thornton gets a dr'mk. OBSERVING THE PROGRESS ON THEIR NEH Jim Hanna, Tom McDermotr, Donakl Christmar be completed. WORKING ON THEIR FLOAT IN THE CAFETERIA, Hawkins Kahankie, Sandy Hehan, Sherry Wesley, and Terry Mullikin are getting ready for Homecom'mg, maxed mg aac'M gm. WIOR HIGH, Charlotte Richaldson, . d Betly Foster hope it will soon DRINKING MILK IS GOOD FOR US, say Debbie Jamison, Billy Smith, Billy Gregory and Pavly Traud as they sip their milk in lhe cafeteria. .4. Cw'r'k in; The office assistanls, Julia Steddom, Judy Traudl BeHy Rieger, Marilyn WeH- man, Sonia Horton, and Janice Neeley, help Mrs, Hitch 'm lhe office. Not in phoia: GaH Beckeh Mr. Lucius, Mr. Stacy, Mr. Bar1len,Mr. Mart, and Mr. on Their morning routes. No! in photo: Mr.Seaman. 76c kgpew we not Don Burdge, Freddie James, Dennis Riddhe, and Ronnie Thompson wash dishes in Me cafeteria WFth 'he new dishwasher, Mrs. Egbert Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Garren, and .: ML McKenzie, Mr. Anderson, Mr. McCune, Mr. Bish, Mr. Jones, Mr. Toms, ner are ready To leave and Mr. Garven pose for a picture. Nov in phoIo: Jack Greene, Virgil Durham. Charlene Larson,our school nurse, poses by a symbol of good standards at Sycamore. Mr. Stegmeier is performing one of his many 1asks around 1he school. ga'agattm. Mr. GarIen, Mr. Walton, Mr. Fread, and Mr. Sam inspect the new lockers in We iunior high , Owens are ready for the hmch line in the- cafe1eria. building. Calisthenics in physical education class keep ihe Miss Ham shows Louise Lamb, Rosella Mays, and Sandra Warren how 10 put a stencil on the electric mimeograph, as par? of office pfactice class. 756 zaaa'c'ne a; :46 day um in Jim Carter, Bob Monrehead, and Lawrence Ca In Spanish class, these studen's are rapEdEy bemming acquainted with the language of Our Latin American friends, After doing 1his exercise several Iimes a week, lhe girls will soon become sl'xm and trim. 5 limber for all sports, n an datezedz'mg cmd aazc'agfe very exdfed about using the new shop machinery. A peek at the eighth graders shows that the future men and women of America wEH be very well educated. SCHILASTIC M AZINES' I955i56 NEWS MAP - W These sevemh grade smdems are studying the scholastic map To learn the current events happening Dick Stephenson shows Bob Reed, Barber around the world, ,aattem. We faded ta lama am I? pager Denis Freeh shows Grace Smith and John Evers how 10 work an algebra prob'em. PaHi Lofz, Bob Webb, Fred Patterson, and Ger- trude Noesing prac'ice radio an- nouncing in speech clash Inn 51 ad and Sharon Anderson the interesting bullevin board in EngHsh Class. geddand duel? mm! to 10$6 g1; Sharon Hodge, Judy Brechl, Ulrich Kappus, Marilyn Laker, and Jeff Ashcrafr CBIE far the fish in We biclagy room during class. m ; ! ;; $:12$:; :3; -. John MiHer learns how 10 overhau1 an All of the boys in the diversified Hain'mg pro- eng'me where he works during the morn- gram use sixth period for a study hall. ing. Gary Hubbard enioys paWang signs before his afternoon class work. 2346 gaddance we wcedaed. The girls in home emnomics class are busy sewing for the fashion show. -. .. h 1 The training station instrucmr shnws Harold Hamblin how 10 operaie a Verlical milling machineh Ernie Olhauser admires Don Jones's new Even our teachers take time to play string tie. with their new poppif beads. Pani Vance and Marlene Fiedler show Denis Freeh 1har V-neck sweaters are just as pepular with the girls. as They are with the boys. 7M4 mm! gmwm Mm; zdm mt Kay Dallas and Jane Schumann feel dressed up in their Bermuda shorts and knee socks. Wayne Zimmerman helps Joe Fahrendorf peroxide his hair, a fad which has become a favorite wi1h ell 1he boys. David Burdge is iusf one of the many sQu- denls a! Sycamore who had his chest X-rayed eady in lhe fall. Canal Riegle and Mrs. Lancaster check out a book in Sycamore's library for Chariene Gesf. do did many Coach Reiff makes sure the? 1he botball team uses the new blocking machine, a gift from 'he Boosters' Club. Joan Woodward, Carlene Allendorf, Susan I Huson, and EIisha Faufkner decorate the 1 goal posts before our foovball games. Jean Cummings and Jelene Taylor show Jim McNuM and Joe Weber how to open the new locks for their lockers. .VM Louis Frobe helps David Burdge sfarl his car in the parking lot. Ill! 26mm Seam, , . 6a CHEERLEADERS-LEFT YO RIGHT: Barbara Anderson, Cathy Far'ws, Carole Weisbrodl, Wanda Adams, Janet Taylor, Terry Fax, and Lyn Farris Joan Mason sees the! each father has received his son's number on Dads' Night. The fathers in the picfure are: Mr. Hunter, Mn Moran, Mr. Dan- 7aaz'gafg 45mm off FIRST ROW: Assistant Coach Don ScMurrenoeroer,Assis'anf Coach Frederick Reiff, Assisianr Princip Walter Denecke, EElis Moran, Ronald Lucke, Ruben Coven, Huward Smith, LeRuy Sowder, Harold Hambli Eddie Hunter, Dallas Daniels, Nelson Runge, James Tomsen, Wayne Zimmerman, Robert Webb, Edd Lewis, Assislam Coach Richard Pant, Head Coach George Acus, and Principal Norman Purdy. SECON iels, Ml. Fox, Mr. :owder, Mr, Warren, and Mr. Halfbacks Harold Hambfin and Wayne Zimmerman hold fas: on Terrace Park's aerial offense on the Wesche. Avlamrs' field. Me wince yew: cac'M 1W: John Brecht, David Maxf'leld, Eddie Gapinski, George Hadden, Terry Russell, Eddie Ross, Sonny - ynver, Curtis Jones, Paul Warren, Aurbon Lamb, Wheeler Sumner, Bill Clark, Dan Ferris, David DeRonde, ili'p Bake, Daniel Walker, Bil! Hoffman, Richard Bailey, Gene Oden, Ronald Warrenl Samuel Bach, Rober' hankie, Howard Wesche, Bill Riegle, Charles Dhonau, and Russell Hall. RICHARD BAILEY PHIL BAKE LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Schnurrenberger.Richard Pom, Frederic Me excitement of 6441! BILL CLARK DAVID DeRONDE SONNY POYNTER AURBON LAMB HAROLD HAMBLIN EDDIE HUNTER EDDIE LEWIS RONALD LUCKE 3ifi, Assisianf Coaches, and. George Acus, Head Coach mdzate tactcklaaaad mad NELSON RUNGE, All County Left Tackle HOWARD SMITH, All County Right End LeROY SOWDER, All Coun'ry Fullback WHEELER SUMNER JIM TOMSEN WAYNE ZIMMERMAN H was a bad night for 1he Aviators as Taylor defends its County Championship againsr a hard driving 1Sycarnore eleven. BOB COVERT DON FERRIS 606'qu Mammy czawda . . . l The Aviators placed second in the Hamilfon Coumy League for the 1955 1 season. 1 : FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1? AND sconss 1 SYCAMORE OPPONENT l Sept. 9 0 County Preview 19 . Sept. 16 19 Deer Park 15 1 Sept. 23 25 Anderson 0 1 Sept 30 12 Indian Hill 7 Oct. 7 13 Loveland 0 Oct. 14 26 MT, Healthy 7 Oct. 21 13 Taylor 33 0d. 27 14 Harrison 13 Nov. 4 20 Terrace Park 6 Nov. 10 22 Madeira 6 72 DALLAS DANIELS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Mr. Denecke, coach; Walt Smith, Dave DeRonde, Don Ferris, Howard Smiih, Phil Bake, Leroy Sawder, Ralph Fussner, Brian Freeh, Sonny Puynler, Dick Jonas, Artie Dads, Phil Bauer. Managers: BiEly Rice, Jimmy Bustle, Bill Cain. NOT IN PHOTO: Wayne Kelly. aext came gae6et'5aa . . . BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Terry Fox, Wanda Adams, lyn Ferris, Barbara Anderson. Mascot: Cathy Fussner. SYCAMORE HIGH VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES SYCAMORE OPPONENTS Dec 2 70 Loveland 33 Dec. 9 71 Colerain 64 Dec. 16 76 M1. HealThy 33 Dec. 17 67 Deer Park 48 Jan. 6 83 Terrace Park 58 Jan. 13 95 SharonviIle 49 Jan. 14 60 Roger Bacon 59 Jan. 20 70 Glendale 47 Jan. 21 49 Lockland Wayne 61 Jan. 27 68 Taylor 64 Feb. 3 89 Harrison 51 Feb. 4 68 Purcell 61 Feb.10 82 Indian Hill 70 Feb. 11 B7 Madeira 34 Feb. 17 67 Anderson 90 Feb. 24 75 Norwood 73 lOCKLAND HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Dec. 27 58 Reading 67 Dec. 28 64 Lockland 37 The Aviators scramble to gain possession of the ball on Sycamore's coun. Don Ferris I240, Dick Juries UZJ, and Walt Smith GU, figh! for 1 a free half. 1 damage - aaezz'c'mea and me Mint 1 1 THE VARSITY TEAM PLACEII SEEN IN J DICK JONES HOWARD SMITH WALT SMITH DON FERRlS During 1he halftime of me game, a large crowd gamers at Ihe iuniors' cun- cession stand in the cafeteria. Wah Smith drops one in for Sycamore Mn Denecke and Mr. A015 are PIEBSEd with The scores fhe Aviators have racked-up this year. W meated at THE CHUNTY LEAGUE! RALPH FUSSNER The Aviators' cenler, Wall Smith, tips the ball to Dick Jones during 'he Symr more-Madeira game. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: John Brecht, Ellis Maren. Eddie Ross, Eddie Driver, Denis Freeh, Ken Hobo, George Acus, coach; Richard Ream, Danny Walker, Lynn Tcler, Jay Salyers, John Evers, Dick Manuel. Managers: Bill Cain, Bill Rice, Jimmy Bustle. N01 IN PHOTO: Dudley Hall, Jim Caner. ,aandemam'am 6a 646 game! zeta JUNNIR VARSITY iBASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Janice Baldwin, Jane! Taylor, Carole Weisbrodl, Cathy Faris. SYCAMORE Dec. 2 50 Dec. 9 35 Dec. 16 31 Dec. 17 40 Jan 6 47 Jan 13 46 Jan 14 29 Jan 20 34 Jan 21 35 Jan 27 31 Feb 3 54 Feb. 4 45 Feb 10 36 Feb 11 33 Feb 17 41 Feb 24 25 SYCAMORE HIGH JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES OPPONENT Loveland 26 Colerain 31 Mr. Healthy 17 Deer Park 31 Terrace Park 39 Sharonville 26 Roger Bacon 24 Glendale 3O Lockland Wayne 32 Taylor 26 Harrison 21 Purcell 37 Indian Hill 22 Madeira 46 Anderson 48 Norwood 51 Danny Walker lays one up far Sycamore. Nelson Runge, Jack Hoffman, Ed Hamel. and Bob Coven keep time and scores, record shms, and announce every event of ihe game. fdefdhcwe, faZKawed JUNIHR VARIETY BASKETBALL mWTmm DANNY WALKER DICK MANUEL FDENIS IFREEH ED DRIVER Artie Dads knocks the ball to his team- mates in a pepper game during baseball practice. gammmmawm TRACK m TRACK TEAM-FIRST ROW: George Hadden, Bob Kohankie, Terry Russell, Don Butler, Richard Reese, Harold Hamblin, Sam Bach, Bill Riegle, Jon Tomsen, Bob Toney. SECOND ROW: James Norman, Wheeler Sumner, Bob Taylor, Ken Bobo, Phil Boyd, John Schuler, Harry Chambers, Theodore Maahis, Howard ! Weache, Joe Blankenship. IHIRD ROW: Manager Bill Rice, Lloyd Blankenship, Eddie Lewis, Coach . George Acus, BASEBALL TEAM-FIRST ROW: Ambon Lamb, Artie Duds, Ronnie Hall, Howard $mi1hl Dick Jones, Don g Jones, Phil Bauer, Ratph Fussner. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Font, Danny Walker, Jim Yeager, Dick Manuel, Denis Fresh, Jim Turnsen, Dallas Daniels, John Brecht, Jim Busile, manager. BASEBALL 1'46 42mm? $wz5d acme. Eddie Lewis takes a low hurdle during track practice. Sam Bach and Harold Hamblin 1ake 1heir positions at the sfar'ing line. 4 l SHIRTS HOCKEY YEAM FlRST ROW: Barbara An- derson, Barbara Keiner, Vera Sfesch, Hiida Riesenberg, Fran Edwards, Carole Weis- brudt Joan Woodward, Janet Taylor, Sharon Anderson, Carlene Allendurf, Cathy Faris. SECOND ROW: Terry Fox, Juan Runge, Kay Capeharf, Susan Huson, Mari- lyn Wellman, Doris Ferris, Jane Ferris, Lyn Ferris, Betty Rieger, Louise Beall, Miss Qumkemeyer, coach RESERVE VOLLEYBALL: Carol Grass, Joan Mason, Laverne German, Susan Huson, Barbara Cox, Jane Ferris, Judy Traud, Mari- lyn Wellman, Louise Beall, Mary Lou Brans- come, Suzanne Maples. 7h 767,64 gained ca - azddnatdm VARSITY VOLLEYBALl: Evelyn Brennemann, Kay Capehart, Hiida Riesenberg, Sonia Horton, Vera Stesch, Terry Fox, Wanda Adams, Glenda Anderson, Lyn Ferris, Betty Rieger, Miss Quatkemeyer, coachA I ii . VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Carol Gross, Deon Lowe, Joan Mason, Vera Slesch, Kay Capehart, Terry Fox. Hilda Riesenberg, Sonia Hatfield, Glenda Anderson, Lyn Ferris, Mm Quarkemeyer, coach. and Zea'med RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: Suzanne Maples, Carole Weisbrodt, Judy Brecl'n, Bertha Bow- man, Jane Ferris, Carol Quarry, Kay Dallas. SOFTBALL TEAM: Carole Roby, Carol Gross, Vera Stesch, Kay Capeharr, Terry Fox, Glenda Anderson, Barbara Lawson, Hilda Riesenberg, Laverne German, Joan Mason, Deon Lowe, Miss Quatkemeyer, coach, These girls are represeming the G. A. A. intramural baskefball 1eams. They are, The G, A. A. intramural volleyball teams were represented by, lef? to righr: T' i left Io right: Marilyn Laker, Barbara Cox, Sally Gilson, Barb Egbert, Alice Wiison. Glover, Judy Poe. Kay Arwood, Jean Lancaster, Brenda Moon, Barb Pennix, ank ! and Norma Christman. Wanda Rowe. dM$ZmWW Wm 134651 j Norma Nnyes and FaIsy Barnes are looking over their bowWing scores! G. A. A. i G. A. A. BOARD STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Anderson, Repip tive; Joan Mason, Representa1ive;Alice Wilson, Representative; Wandal'U Representative; Terry Fax, Represenfative; Louise Beall, Represenra'h I Bexry Blaney and Carol Hoge enioy using 1he tennEs courts. r... mag? at getc'c cantedta' EJ513233 ?! and Pal Godbey ale ready for We hadmimon Janice Neeley, Sue Farmer, and Fran Edwards are heading for the archery range. GJLA. Capehart, Sergeam at Arms, SEATED, LEFT 10 RIGHT: Miss Quatkemeyer, Sponsor; PaIsy Barnes, Secrefary; Hilda Riesenberg, Presidem; Barbara Ander- son, Vice-Presidem; Janet Taylor, Treasurer. ANNUAL STAFF-SEATED: Miss Ham, Lyn Ferris, ZeTIa Her- rin, Glenda Anderson, Terry Fox, Vera Stesch, Bill Clark. y STANDING: Louise Lamb, Mary Barnes, Ruth Bobo, Norma h Noyes, Alice Thompson, Pam Lorz, Carol Riegle, Jo Anne Thompson, Evelyn Brennemann, Hilda Riesenberg, Kay Capeh hart, Terry Russell. Zena Herrin, subscripfion chairman, Norma Noyes and Alice Thompson. her assistants, add The sub- scrip3ion sales for the dayh The goal for This year is 465 sales. Mr. Lucius gives BEH Clark and Terry Russell, sVaff phmographers, some important poimers on the camela before a tough picture assignment. SYCAMIIRE L00 After seeing wha' the dummy calls for, Miss Ham, Adviser, and Vera-Lou Sfesch, Editor, seem pleased with the pictures which are available. ,1 I Staying late to meet the next deadline, Miss Ham, Evelyn Brennemann, Glenda Anderson, Vera Sresch, Zena Her. l 1 -V -- I I -- -- l i -- - I I rin, and Alice Thompson enioy eating ,ogefher in Hue home ec room. Evelyn Brennemann, Assimam Editor, and Glenda Anderson, Business Manager, call an advertiser to check on the copy for his ad. KEYHOLE ClUB-FIRST ROW: SA Lowe, G. Beckett, J. Capeharf, LA Seigla, J. Steddom, E. Brennemann, M. Whirl, M, Bowen. SECOND ROW: J. Schuman, P4 Slater, H Riesenbarg, R. Scan, A. Thompson, 2. Herrin, B. McReynolds. K. Capeharl, J. Runge, B. Sneadv THIRD ROW: N Collier, 1- MOFQBH. P, LO'ZI i P. Schatzel, C1 Fasse, R. Bobs, M. Wellman, J. Jones, L. Beall, V. Stesch. FOURTH ROW.- E Gapinski, J Thompson, M Barnes, J, Womack, J. Traud, L. Ferris, C Riegle, R. Kohankie, G. Anderson, J. Wilson, V. Foster. 1- u :' eWc'mce cm $6 Sycamarze lag Glenda Anderson. artist, draws headlines an a s'encil while Judy Traud, sacw Marilyn Wellman, Business Manager, distribu'es Koyhole to the retary, watches. salesmen, Barbara Snead, Judy Womack, and Nola Collier. KEYHIJLE SyMa Lowe, Assisrani Editor; Mrs. Malone. Ad- viser,- and Evelyn Brennemann, Editor, are plan- ning the forthcoming issue of the Keyhole, Syca- more's newspaper. Vera SSeSCh. 1ypist, and Carole Riegle, who assis1s with producrion, observe as Zena Herrin, Produc- tion Manager, operates the new elecmc stencil duplicaTor. and K 674066 dtafk. KEYHOLE STAFF SEATED: Judy Traud, Lyn Ferris, Eve- lyn Brennemann, Sylvia Lowe. STANDING: Mrs. Malone, Glenda Anderson, Robert Kohankie, John Morgan, Louise Beall, Jo Ann Wilson, Marilyn Wellman, Zena Herrin. CAST AND STAGE CREWw-LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Arwood, Jeanne Cummings, Susan Lumley, Rosemary Wilson, Bill Clark, Judy Capeharl, Judy Traud, Sylvia King, Carolyn Armstrong, John Morgan, Connie Heckman, Beverly Gibbs, Julia Steddom, Freida Lov'ell, Randal Anderson, Barbara Radabaugh, Robert Kohankie, and Roger Tillotson. Mrs. Merrill was H12 ,direzior of 1 the play. . 1 JUNIIJR PLAY 756 enMudc'adtdc mm T, In this scene WILLOUGHBY, John Morgan, has been hurt in a fight; and CAROL, Freida Lovell, kisses his wounds. ; MIKE, Randal Anderson, R trying to prevent a fight baween STANLEY, Bill Clark, AUNT OLGA, Judy Capehart; AUNT LOUISE. Judy Traud; and and WJLLOUGHBYI John Morgan, while INNER WILLIE, Carolyn Armsirong, encour- AUNT HESTER, Sylvia King, are all wondering if WILLOUGHBY, ages it John Morgan, is feeling well. CAST AND STAGE CREW - FIRST ROW: Sylvia Lowe, Evelyn Brennemann, Mariorie Shepherd, Carol Riegle, Terry Fox, Alyce Silvia SECOND ROW: Phil Bauer, Dennis Weber, Melvin Thompson, Nelson Runge, Wayne Zimmerman, Leroy Sowder, Lyn Ferris, Mrs. Merrill, ?he director, Betty Rieger, Brian Freeh, Ed Hunter, Ray Mack, Jim Tamsen, Bab Robyl ' I KAY, Lyn Ferris, and BETTY, Terry Fox, I' are embarrassed by 1he advances of I HANK, Leroy Sowder, and JOE, Wayne mm PLAY LESTER, Don Anermeyer, begs KAY, marry him as MISS QUACKENBUSH, Sylvia Lowe, 'ries To Wale gaad 61fa$maaceal remainhim,KayMbhmmda hewhogefhmg. Lyn Ferris! To Before pracsice, the seniors 921 together to rehearse thew'r lines. Confusion arises after BRUCE, Nelson Runge, enlers. KAY, Lyn Ferris, 1 offers '0 help BETTY, Terry Fox, up af1er She has fallen off JOE'S, Wayne Zimmerman, back. Carol Quarry, Lyn Ferris, and Judy Jane; were awarded CertifiCales for having their poems published in the Ohio Anthology. Lyn also had her poem published in the Naltonaf Anthology. 74a aatdtandc'agt Den Williamson and Jean Mefford were each presented a SIOO scholarship from the Montgomery Wamen's Club by Mrst Robert Kohankt'e on Awards Day. Norma RGUNFEE, OUVS'Mding business student, was honored by receiving the NONIA award from their representative, Mrt Albert Graves, of The Central Trust Company. Mr. Moore from the American Legion, Sycamore Post 606, presented a $50 bond to Judy Traud, who ranked first in The Legion Essay district in the American Contest, Mrt Denecke presents a Prince of Feat Terry Fox, and Phyllis Patterson, lot MIAMI SCHOLARSHIP TEAM - FIRST ROW: Gerry Broughton, Nancy Riggs, Judy Traud, Terry Russell, Randal Anderson, BHI Clark, John Morgan, Ulrich Kappus, Charles Dhonau, James Healy, Brian Fresh, Vera Stesch, Jane Schumann, Bob Webb. SECOND ROW: Janice Nedey, Connie Heckman, Sylvia King, Lola Seigla, Barbara Kefner, Jane Ferris, Barbara Anderson, Glenda Anderson, Evelyn Brennemann, Lyn Ferris, Elisha Faulkner, Mariorie Whitt, Norma Christman. THIRD ROW: Jack Green, Naahaniel Easley, Denver Drake, Robert Kohankie, Bobby Manuel, Gene Tegeder, Bruce Hume, Rona1d Lucke, Rober! Toney, Jerry Burwell, Eddie Hunter, Joe Fahrendcrf, Vlrginia Foster, Joan Runge. zecedaed ammcla! Mr. Turner presented to Norma Round- Iree the praque awarded by The Boosiers for :he outstanding glrl a1 1he HomecomA ing game and he presented the plaque for the ourslanding boy Tc Ed Hunler during an ass;mbly in the fieldhouse. Ed Hunter ICeFTifiCale ro Lyn Ferris, county anner, as also represented Sycamore al Boy? Slate .' winners, Iook on. during me summer. 1 SITTING: Charles Luke, Sharon Anderson, Jim Yeager, Doug1asCarroll. Joan Mason, Margie Whin, Evelyn Brennemann, Cathy Faris, Ed Humer. STANDING: Mr. Denecke, Gwen Jauch, Nelson Runge, Howard Smilh, Johnny Evers, Grace Smith. NOT IN PHOTO: Don Ferris. ! 746 Simian! gccmcc'f mm! Zigzazdam STUDENT CIIUNUIL The Student Council Officers, Ed Hunter, President; Joan Mason, VicewPrasidem; Margie Whirr, Treasurer; and Grace Smivh, Secremry; along with Mr. Denecke, Ad- viser, admire fhe new iuke-bon LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Dick ManueI makes use of the card ca'alogue, while Mrs. Lancaster helps Ellis Moren whh the World Atlas. hm-L-z '; gm gaeMeea! :4er datded. FIRST ROW: Mrs Lancaster, Joe Weber, Esther Free, Jean Lancaster, Alice Thompson, Judy Jones. SECOND ROW: Bruce Hume, Chuck Fasse, Bob Kahankie, Elisha Faulkner, Zena Herrin, Mariorie Whm. Ellis Maren, :1 Dick Manuel, Carol Riegle, Shirley Emily. r. MAJORETTES: Jo Anne Thompson, Sandy Haines, VirV ginia Fos'er, Janice Baldwin. Deon Lowe. NOT IN PHOTO: Marlene Feidler. DRUM MAJOR: Jim Yeager. Meek aac'cea and c'mtmmenta Mr. Jack Valz is the director of instrumental musiCA He urgen- ized the iirst marching band at Sycamclre Sycamore's marching band, with Vhe drum major and 1he maiorehes, proudly stand a1 attention on 'he foot- ball field. 96 GIRL? CHOIR FIRST ROW: Cathy Faris, Es1her Free, Susan Lumley, Beny Jo Wood, Ariita Lawson, Carlene Allendorf. SECOND ROW: Carc1e Weisbrodt, Janice Whalen, Alice Wilson, Julia Steddom, Bette E!aney, Carole Henley. IHIRD ROW: Jean Lancaster, Barb Snead, Fran Edwards, Phyllis Panerson, Sonia Horton, Terry Fox, Joan Runge. FOURTH ROW: Grace Smith, P51 Burdge, Virginia Foyer, Barbara Cox. Pat Sculley, Jane Ferris, Lyn Farris. tagez'k'a ta mag a daueddfag gem MIXED Ulllllli FIRST ROW: Cathy Faris, Norma Christman, Barb Keiner, Bette Blaney. Gail Beckett, Betty Jo Wood, Susan Lumley, Beverly Gibb; SECOND ROW: Fran EdA wards, Alice Wilson, Carole Huge, Pal Patterson, Sandy Haines, Pa! Sculley, Carole Hen- ley, Jane! Taylor, THIRD ROW: Arlifa Lawson, Jean Lancaster, Sue Farmer, Juan Runge, Vir- ginia Foster, Marilyn Laker, Barb Cox, Judy Poe, FOURTH ROW: Miss Bowman, director, John Morgan, Mike Bender, Richard Cox, Lyn Ferris, Ber- tha Bowman, Jane Ferris, Jim Yeager, Jim Arwood, Jim Har- rIs a FIRST ROW: Joan Woodward, Barbara Anderson, Barbara Keiner, Beverly Gibbs, Shirley BaH, Jeanne Cummingsl Norma Christmam SECOND ROW: Pat Patterson, Shirley EmHyl Carol Lewisi Sue Farmer, GaH BeckeH, Jana Taymr, Kay Arwocd. THIRD ROW: Elisha FauHmer, Judy Rmhermeh Judy Poe, Kay Dallas, Cards Hoge, Hilda Riesenberg. FOURTH ROW: Bertha Bowman, BcHy Rfeger, Wanda Adams, MarHyn Laker, Sandy Haines, Pairicia Harfield, Sonia Hatfield. fez Z4e two wean mama teac4ew! TRIPLE TIN SEATED: Jane Ferris, Jean Lancaster. STANDING: Gail Beckett, Terry Fox, Bari bars Cox, Lyn Ferris, Lois Whinon, Sylvia Lowe, Pal Abbot, Evelyn Brennemann, Bar- bara Keiner. Miss Bowman is the direcmr. GIRW CIIBIR - .. zuu - .9 . , 9e ,z'ss LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Capehari, Beverly Gibbs, Carlene Allendorf, Sylvia King, Connie Heckman, Julia Sleddom, Cathy Faris, Jeanne Cummings, Norma Christ- man, Janice Baldwin, Susan Huson, EHsha Faulkner, Cara! Clay, Kay Dallas, Pat Abban, Beny Jo Woods, Barbara Snead, Joan Woodward, Card Weisbrodf, Shidey Bell, Sandy Haines, Pa! Scuilyj Mariene Vastine, Phil Bauer, Don Atlcrmeyer, Lola Seiglal Sue Warren, Jelene Taylor, Barbara Keiner, Marlene Feidler, Shirley Emily, Mrs, MerriH, sponsor, Bill Caln, John Morgan, Ellx's Maren, Chuck Fasse, Eddie Driver, Jane Ferris, Lyn Ferris, Jim PoynTer, Bob Webb, Ed Hunter, Nelson Runge, Joe Fahrendorf, Bertha Bowman, Judy Traucl, Chadene Gesl, Barbara Cox. EaM ataderzt wad agge ta dawdfg 4w THESPMNS STANDING, lEFT TO RIGHT: Carlene Allendorf, Sandy Ha'mes, Par Scully, Ed lEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Steddom, Judy Capehart, Sylvia King, Ccnnie Heckman, Humer, Bob Webbl Connie Heckman. SEAKD: Beverw Gibbs, Bill Cain, Sylvia Beverly Gibbs, Judy Traud, Lyn Ferris, Bob Webb, Ed Hun9er, and Don After- King were the cast for Anne Spring, meyer are members of the Thespfan Honor Society. i w i JUNIOR RED CROSS - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Van Houien, sponsor, Margie WhiH. Lola Harp, Joyce GHmour, Susan Lumley, Elaine Bause, Ruth Pfau, Suzanne Mapiesl Chrisiine Noesing, Janei Bailey. Ann Conley, Mrsl GaNhardt, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gertrude Nuesing, Darlene Hammond, Rnsella Mays, Shirfey Muore. Judy Maples, Grace Smith. Elaine Evansl Etta Krebs, Joan Webb, Jean Webb, CreYora Young, Nancy Rubbins THIRD ROW: Carole Huge, Balbara McReynons, Beverly Fmbe, Sally Gilson, Carclyn Fahrendurf, Judy Brecht, Judy Rmhermel, Maxine Johnson, Jane Schumann, Ruby Scon, Joan Runge, Carol Henley- FOURTH ROW: Don Afkerson, Matilda Glover, Jelene Taylor. Peggy SchetzeI, Jean McKenzie, Wanda Copeland, Barbara Cox, Doris Ferris, Richard Cox, Shirfey Boyart, Rmh Adams, Carol Quarry mtezeatd m :46 JUNIIIR RED CMSS Carol Henleyl Jane Schumann, Jean McKenzie, Margx'e Whin, RoseLla Mays, and Shirley Moore have been busy making place cards and filling greeting boxes for Junior Red Cross. FIRST ROW: Howard Smhh, Jim Tomsen, Dick Jones, Dennis Weber, Bob Webb. SECOND ROW: Waher Smith, Ray Mack, Nelson Runge, Paul French, Melvin Thompson, Jim McNuh, Bub Robyl Miss Kile is CHEN GLUB amc'etvf a; aka amdeaffe ta F. H. A. FIRST ROW: Susan Huson, Joan Woodward, Sharon Taylor, Jerry Babb. SECOND ROW: Wilma Vanover, Doris Blevins, Ina Buns, Ann Conley, Pat Burdge. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Wellman, Frances Edwards, Sharon Anderson, Joan Masonl Mary Lou Branscome, Elisha Faulkner, Judy Womack, Sue Schallon, Louise French, Laverne German, Janice Baldwin, George SculI-, Dave De Ronda. FIRST ROW: Phil Bauer, Wayne Zimmerman, Louis Frobe. SECOND ROW: Walter Smlih, Don Anermeyer, Ed Hunter, Brian Fresh, Artie Duds, Bob Covert, Joe Fahrendorf. CHEN CLUB am amen; Me mam? mead F. H. A. FIRST ROW: BooVs Toney, Carol Evans, Barb Pennix, Barbara Lawson, Miss Shamblen,sponsor. SECOND ROW: Martha Hammond, Cretora Young, Ruth Adams, Olga Del Favero, Ethel West, Susan Harter, Marian Bowen. THIRD ROW: Kay Arwnad, Judy Poe, Judy Woods. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Truax, Ann Belcher, Brenda Moon, Sonia Harfield, Wanda Copeiand, Carol Lewis, Nancy Robbins, Wanda Rowe, Velva Thomasl Lola Collier, Maxine Johnson, Joe Korner, Bill Murray, Harry Capeharf. CHEMISTRY CLUB - LEFT TO RIGHI: John Morgan, Mike Jake, Larry Kelley, Mr. Stacy, Denver Drake, Jay Wilkerson, Dean Faulkner, Bill Clark, Terry Russell, Dan Beverly, Robert Kohankie, Roger Tillolsom mien 4e coda! cakc'aate 464 CHEMISTRY CLUB Mr. Stacy, sponsor; John Mor- gan, secre1ary; Denver Drake' presidenr; and Dean Faulkner, vice-president, have set up an Experiment for the club. BHILllGY CLUB Mr. Van Houten shows the Bialogy Club 1Wigs from the various trees. dmmatc'c, cddaaw, 4566951466, FIRST ROW: Judy Brecht. Jean McKe'anzie, Jane Schumann, Douglas Carroll, Mike Bender. SECOND ROW: Ricky Comer, Charles Dhonau, Dave Bowen, John Stribling, Dick Manuel, Joe Gabe, Ned Lacey, Bob Reed. THIRD ROW: Octave LaBth, ML Van Houfen, sponsor, Dick Fenslermacher, Jack Miller, Danny Harrer, Bill Webb, Dick Cox. Some oi the club members watch as Ronnie Lucke and Ray Mack play chess during a club meeting. Md mahme amww, aw BOTTOM ROW-LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Lucius. adviser, Bill Cain, Jim Busiie, Bob Dornbach Ned Laceyl Roger Pierce. Bob Winningharnl Gordon Perkins, Craig Lynch, and David Panerson. SECOND ROW: Roger Tilloison, Jay Wilkerson, Terry Russell, Rannie Thompson, James E. Norman, BiH REegle, Robert Kohankie. Denver Drake, Jerry Farh, and Jack Hanson. IHIRD ROW: Bob Reed, Ronald Lucke, Bill Webb. Dab Beverly, Jim Caner, Bill Clark, Ray Mack, Jr., Bruce Hume, Dick Wart, and Dean Faulkner. RADIO CLUB- lEFT T0 RIGHT: John Srribling, Charles Dhonau, Bruce Hume, Bob Reed, Wheeler Sumner, Terry Owens, Michael Grooms, Roger Tillotson, Mr. Sfacy, Jay Wilkersun, BiH Riegle, Joe Korner, Bill : Murray, and Jim Blust. .; meg ad Zemm'ng to dance and MIDI GLUB Wheeler Sumner, Mr. Stacy, sponsor, Roger Tillofson. and Jay Wilkerson examine the parts of a radio. - DHLLEGE PREP BLUB Bill Clark, Ireasurer; Brian Fresh, secretary,- Jim Tomsen, president,- and Ed Hunter, vice-presx'denr, plan The programs for the three divisions of Ihe College Prep Uub: F. T. A., Ans and Sciences, and 1he Engineers' Club. under the direction of Mr. Seaman, The adviser. to facial cga aMaaZ wd$ cwc'u't F. T. A.: Judy Traud, Louise EeaH, Vera Stesch, Carol Riegle, Norma Noyes, Sue Radabaugh, Sylvia Lowe, Jo Anne Thompson, Judy Capehart, Mary Barnes, ML Seaman, Rosemary Wilson, and Phil Bauer are leaving '0 substhu'e teach at the nearby elemeniary schools. ARTS AND SCIENCES: Bob Kohankie, Dean Faulkner, Denver Drake, Roger TiHolscn, Bill Clark, Jeanne Cummings, Evelyn Brennemann, Jo Ann Wilson. SECOND ROW: BiH Riegle, Ray Mack, Dennis Weber, Beveriy Gibbs, John Morgan. a Zdaeeq pep data, 0550: daga ENGINEERS' CLUB KNEELING: Bob Webb, Nelson Runge. SECOND ROW: Melvin Thompson, Bob Roby, Terry Russell, Lola Seigla, Ed Humen Jim Tomsen. THIRD ROW: Ronald Lucke, Brian Freeh, Joe Fahrendorf, Mr. Seaman, adviser. i. t . r w... e SPORTSMEN'S CLUB-FIRST ROW: Ar? Stacey, Waiter Parker, Alvin SlaIer, William ATkIns, Dave Bili, Charles Bowling, Larry Curless, Charles Phillips, Larry Flora, Mr. Kennedy, sponsor. SECOND ROW; Dick Cox, Jim Fensiermacher, Joe HEankenship, Dan Burg, Denis Freeh, Dudley Hall, Bob Taylor, Richard Lerner, SPNWSMEWS CLUB facial 4mm? hatchet, game SPORTSMEN'S CLUB -FIRST ROW: PhHip Leding'on, Craig Lynch, David Paiterson, Gordon Perkins. SECOND ROW: Don Vogel, Jack Hoenemier, Bob Moorehead, Bob WinnIngham. THIRD ROW: Jim Poynter, Clyde Riddle, Howard Wesche, Roland McKenzie, William Ringer, John Wahes, Dan Hockney, Joe Siephen- son, Harold Blusv, Dennis Riddle. Norman McGregOrV gmmwgga , AUTO MECHANICS CLUB Denn$s Weber, Phil Bake, George Scull, Artie Dods, Don Anermeyer, and Dave De Ronde look imo the engine of Donls car. Mactdcaa aacatc'ang, and c'mlxdtdd! FIRST ROW: Bob Toney, Phil Bake, Jon Tomsen, Jae Fahrendorf, Ralph Coiegrove, Dennis Weber, Don Artermeyer, Mr. Hall, adv xser. SECOND ROW: Dan Boiler, Dick Reese, Jim Tomsen, Artie Dods, Dave De Ronda, Walt Smith, George Scull, Don Belcher, Jerry Babb, Ronnie Hail. f. 3 A BEGINNING CAMERA CLUB- FRONT ROW: Dave Hill, Thelma Spain,Ar1513cey1Joan Webb, Jimmy Bustle, Alvin Slater, Vivian Cain, Juliene Woodruff. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hodge, Dick Bailey, Gwen Jauch, Eddie K1er, Susan Haner, Dick Wen, Rahah Colegrove, Ned Lacey. TOP ROW: Mr. Lucius, Bob Kohankie, Terry Russell, Bruce Hume, Bill Clark, Dan Beverly, Bill Riegle, Deriver Drake, Bob Dornbach BEGINNING CAMERA CLUB ewezc'emte mm! kfhed ta 5mm PROJECTIONI515 FRONT ROW: Janice Neeley, Terry Swrm, Roland McKenzie, Mike Gaeb, John Brecht, Richard Reese, Bob Dornbach, Bob Mocreheadj Mr, Seaman, Don Buvler. SECOND ROW: Richard Ream, 51H Hoffman, Ed Hunter, Ronald Thompson, Marvin HiII, Don Vanover. SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPH : ASSOCIATION SITTING: Bob Durnbach, Denver Drake, Bill Clark. STANDING: Terry Russell, Bruce Hume, Bill Riegle, Dan Beverly, Bob Kohankie, Mn Lucius, adviser. NOT IN PHOTO: Randal Anderson. SYDAMHHE IIHIH SCIIIHIL PIIIJTMMPIIIU ASSOCIATHIN Zamamada 'd 5amemaaaw, i466 PMJEUTHINISTS Mr. Seaman shaws Janice Neeley, Mike Gaeb, and Bill Hoffman pans of the pro- ieclor. They are H12 cfficers of :he club. Y-TEENS THE YvTEEN DEBATE TEAM SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosetta Briscoe, Wanda Copeland, Olga DelFavero, Carol Evans, Boots Toneyl Phyllis Par- Verson, president, Darlene Evans, Velva Thomas, Wanda Rowe, Joan Webb, EIaine Pause, and Shirley Boyan. thee wahdgated ta Z4e DANHE DANCE CLUB.- Marian anen, Jim Caner, Mary Lou Bransmme, Eddie McGregor, Boers Toney, James Norman, Virginia Fosterl Bill Hoffman, Sally GHson, Dick Cox, Marlene Fiedler, David Patterson, Jean Lancaster, Roland McKenzie, Alice Kennedy, Richard Ream, Sharon Taylor, Terry Sturm, Barbara Egbert, BiHy Wellman. Y-TEENS-FIRST ROW, lEFT TO RIGHT: CaroEe Roby, Patricia Paiterscn, Mrs. Shamblen, adviser, Carol Evans, Elaine Bause, Ruih Pfau, Doris Blevins, Ina Bunsl Wanda Rowe, Velva Thomas. SECOND ROW: Olga Del Favero, Darlene Evans, Betty Gunter, Sue Farmer, Jean Webb, Joan Webb, Rosa Lee Harris, Shirley Boyait, Joyce Gilmour, Elaine Evans, Margarm Grether. STANDING: Bene BWaney, Janice Whakn, 360's Toney. enjoymmt cmd gaffdggmmt a; 646 CLUB DANCE CLUB: Carol Riegle, Phil Sexlon, Janet Taylor, Phil Bake, Connie Heckman, Lynn Toler, Marian Bowen, Louis Frobe, Sonia Horton, Paul French, Gene Tillman, Eddie Lewis, Wilma Jo Vanover, Roger Tillotson, Wanda Adams, Ralph Fussner, Carlene AHendorfl Aurbon Lamb, Richard Reeie, Janie Phiilips, George Hadden, Juliette Wuodruff, Richard Bailey, Bernice Woudruff. ART CLUB-SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Poymer, Judy Wood, Darlene Evans, Carol Evans, Olga Del Favem STANDING: Mrs. Schick, Daw'd Palterscn, Betty Ball, David Bowen, An Svacey, Martin McRoberls, Jean McKenzie, Sylvia King, Sharon Hodgel Judy Lumley, Beny Gunter, Marilyn Laker, Rosa Lee Harris. STANDING ON LADDER: Eddie Lewis, Douglas Carroll, David Bill, John Schuler, Richard Reese. ac4aa6 dag, 756a 1mm! 9mm ART CLUB Mrs. Schick, Carol Quarry, Sharon Hodge, Ann Belcher, Marilyn Laker, and Janie Phillips pain? twigs white for Christmas decorations. II PEP CLUE FlRS'l' ROW: Miss Kile, sponsor, L, Ferris, L, Beall, T. Fox, W Adams, B. Anderson, B. Rieger, S. Horton, P. Barnes, J. Baldwin, C. Weisbrodf, C. Faris, J- Taylor. SECOND ROW: C- HEHIEV, A. Wilson. B. Blaney, D. Lowe, J. Romermel, C. Huge, J. Dixon, D. Avha, P. Burdge, D, Helion, J. Whalen, J Woodward, C. Allendorf. THIRD ROW: C. Riegle, D. Williams, R. Wiiscn, G. Ball, E. Edens, N. Christman, B. Bowman, 5. Hatfield. C. Lewis, P. Haifield, T. Glover, K. Ar' wood. FOURIH ROW: P. Pettersonl K. Dallas, 5. Anderson, B. Radabaugh, 5A Radabaugh, J. Ferris, S. Huson, E. Faulkner, G. Smith, M. Vastine, 8. MIL FIFIH ROW: J. Traud. B. Gibbs, C Ruby, A. Lawson, A. Belcher, B. Traux, SA Schallon, S. Gilson, D. Ferrisl EL Rankin. SIXTH ROW: 5 Lumley, J. Capehan, L Cumv mings, M. Branscome, P. Godbey, L. French, L. German, L. Toler, D. Manuel, D. WHson. PEP CLUB eajagmemt mm! zeiaxatdm and V. l. C. V.I.C. - FIRST ROW: Buddy Feldhaus, Cecil Bishop, Jim Healy, Dallas Daniels, Harold Hamblin, Don Barnes, Dun JonesA SECOND ROW: Mr. Bartlen, sponsor, ' Johnny Miller, Paul Reddish, Gary Hubbard, Par Jackson, Dick 6 Jones, Ernie Olhauser, Bob Richardson. TUMBLING CLUB Dennis Riddle and Clyde Riddle learn haw 1o defend memselves by practicing boxing during the sixth period. ,mamated etadmt-teacm Otis Kilby, Wayne Kelly, Mike Gaeb,Orvalle Thomas, Mike Jake, Larry Kelly, and Pele Tomsen watch H. C. HaH, tumbling on the rings, and Richard Reese, Climbing on the ropel The girls in the INTRAMURAL SPORTS CLUB play many different kinds of Spams during the sith period I N T R A M U R A L S 'zefatc'aqua aw! cmdezdandmgf BOYS' INTRAMURALS - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Atkins, W. Parker, C. Bowling, E. Lewis, G. Hadden, G. Oden, L. Curless, L. Flora, J Weber. SECOND ROW: J. Thompson, D4 Maxfield, W. Kelly, J. Huenemier, 0. Thomas, P. Tomsen, DV AIkerson, JV Blankenship. YHIRD ROW: 1 Fenstermacher, J. Poynver, D Fenslen macher, RA Reese, C. Jones. 0. Kilby, T. Mathis. J. Evers, B, Rice. FOURTH ROW; R, Thompson, M Grooms, D, Freeh, J. Gabe, R. Bailey, D. Hall, C. Riddle, P. Ledington, M. Thompson, D. Burg. Eememge'z am gdaeztc'czew , . . thy male am: gaM ,aaddc'gle. BLUE ASH PHARMACY RWW PHONE SY 1-7000 COOPER 8. KENWOOD RDS. BLUE ASH, 0. J mail CONGRATULATIONS Reverend and Mrs. John R. Fry and ' uh Family TE$CO M 8: M TEXACO SERVICE .. Kenwood and Hunt Roads Blue Ash, Ohio SY 1-9887 Compliments of JIM DHAN Electrician SYcamore 1-6151 9700 Ridgeway Avenue . Blue Ash, Ohio '1 , H. 8: S. SUPER MARKET AND PONY KEG KENWOOD ROAD, BLUE ASH State Pony Keg 5Ycurnore 1-9854 SYcumoI'e 1-1572 Air Conditioning CRADDOCK HEATING Williamson Authorized Dealer Coal, Gas, Oil Free Estimates 4823 luurll Ava. Elua AIII, Ohio SY, 1-9097 1'. BLUE ASH HARDWARE Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio Compliments of ELLIS 8. WATTS PRODUCTS, INC. ROSSMOYNE, OHIO Bus: SY 1-9785 Horne: SY 1-1827 WE 5FEC1ALIZE IN PAINTJOBS 549.50 and up YARMARK AUTO BODY SHOP NO WRECK 100 SMAll OR TOO LARGE 8610 Blue Ash Rand Ronmoyne, Ohio SY1-8122 $Y1-8123 THE MILLDALE LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. Lumber-Millwork-Building Material Roofing1Paint1Builders' Hardwa re Rossmnyne, Ohio Comph'menfs of THE CHARLES WM. DOEPKE MFG. CO. Rossmoyne, Ohio Manufacturers of Model Toys Neisfier-Maierial Handling Produc'rs Complimenfs of CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRIES, Inc. SYcumore 16332 - 1-5870 244411114; gleam ea. JACK WERKOWITZ Miller Road, Blue Ash 123 SILVERTON DRY CLEANER PERSONALIZED SER VICE WI Call and Deliver 7049 MONTGOMERY RD. SILVERTON 36. OHIO SY 1-9955 CITY SIDEWALKS PATIOS CELLARS PORCHES ELROD PLAINFIELD SERVICE Tires 81 Accessories 7028 Plainfield Rood , ?;?;rg S g M B R 1 c E SHverton, Ohio Sy. 1-9909 Ii, wa LICENSEDCEMENT CONTRACTOR Q. fill: CLAY'S CONFECTIONERY PHONE: 511-5174 14 Idoilic ROUTE l BOX lO'I-A LABILLE AVE. HAZELWOODJJHIO 5y. 1-7968 Huzelwood COMPLIMENTS OF Saddillg Hauling Grading Excavating A FRIEND Topsoil Blacklopping FRANK'S PLACE Pony Keg Hazelwood, Ohio R. M. BUTLER N0 JOB TOO LARGE 0R TOO SMALL Hazelwood, 0. SY 1-4634 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '56 NATIONAL SINK TOP COMPANY Phones; SY 1-6429 - Res. SY 1-3284 DEARWESTER CURIOSITY SHOP WHOLESALE - RETAIL ANTIQUES and CURIOS Edw. J. Dearwesier, Prop. Hazelwood, Ohio P. 0. Address: R. R. 2, Sharonville, Ohio HAZELWOOD SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products 8: Used Cars Sy. 1-9847 Cornell Rd. Frank Weaver, Prop. Hozelwood GEO. HENRY LIGHT HAULING Grooms Road Hozelwood, Ohio SYA 1-5325 C.SANDERS CONTRACTOR Building and Remodeling Interior and Exterior Painting Sy. 1-2319 Hazelwood, Ohio WILLIAM PAYNE SIDEWALKS - PDR-GHEE STE?! 8: DRIVEWAY! GBIEIAL CONTRACTORS Phono SY 1-5426 124 Compliments of BUTTROM1S GROCERY Haulwood, Ohio SY 1-9897 3.1.3. n- mn. ROGER BOCKMAN 6740 Rosecrest Street Cincinnati 27, Ohio PAPER HANGING INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING LO, 117624 Storf A Savings Account Today Insured up 10 $10,000 Loans on Homes-Ahrcctive Terms Money Orders Travelers Checks KENWOOD SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER DYERS FRIENDLY SERVICE 19 Ciurk Reading, Ohio 6920 Plainlneld Rd. SILVERTON 38, OHIO w DRAFERIES - DRAPERY HARDWARE INSTALLED - VENETIAN 31.1an CORNICE BOXES - COVERED OR PAINTED We Cover City Wide Muntays Finer Decorative Fabrics GUARANTEED MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP CUSTOM MADE COVERS OF DISTINCTION Call SY. 1-8288 or 51'. 1-7401 and Have Our Decoralor Call A! Ynur Home and Show Samples 7306 MONTGOMERY RD. SILVERTON. OHIO INFANTS 8: CHILDREN1S SPECIALTY SHOP unzs FLAINFlILD ROAD SILVIRTON 36. OHIO CINCINNATI FOODS, Inc. CINCINNATI'S LARGEST INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALE GROCER Our Specialty No. 10 Size Canned Food MA 1-1876 .....L 41414 Egg... . TM COMPLIMENTS OF EARNIE BROOKS JEWELRY STORE SHARONVILLE THE JANSZEN COMPANY SECOND 8: WALNUT STS. MAin 3-0832 MONTGOMERY Rom Compliments of AI. RADABAUGH Phone SY 1-6130 MABIDOT HOUSE OF GIFTS GIFTS OF DlSTINCTION OPEN DAILY - 10 L161. TD 3:39 PAL EXCEPT SATURDAVV 1O AJII. 1'0 6 F.M. MONTGOMERY. OHIO Compliments of RUBY AND JO'S BEAUTY SALON Montgomery. Ohio SY 1-3350 GOOD LUCK Compliments of BUSINESS ElllB M MllNTlillMHH, INII. 126 KEEGAN'S Montgomery Pharmacy Phone SY 1-7994 We deliver 90 v Prescriptions Our Specialty a P. A. JOHNSTON Real Estate of All Kinds 9433 Montgomery Road Sy 1-7427 judrzeyg Ladies' Apparel Shop 9452 Montgomery Road Sy 1-8309 High Styles Moderately Priced See You at $114,165,; Montgomery, Ohio l LLYW DAVID FAthR ' --, ' -;+' Hm- ., . - W. . B ' ,7 - mum MONTGOMERY DRIVE-IN Cincinnati's Finest Drive-In Playg round Compliments of RAY WILLIAMS Compliments of HUFFORD HEATING .1 MARIEMONT PRINTERS 149 W. Benson Street Reading 15, Ohio 5 VA 1-0155 Benson at lefferson READING $m1II-Iu'ag 1.5; Won FUNERAL HOME M. F. Rabius J. Russell Di recto rs 310 Dunn 51. 5501 Montgomery Rd. Locklund Norwood Valley 1-0062 Melrose 1-4884 0 I03 HILL ST. LOCKLAND WELLINCKS JEWELERS Lockland, Ohio VA 1-0065 DR. R. T. WELLING, JR. OPTOMETRIST 123 MILL STREET corner DUNN E. LOCKLAND, OHIO for appointment VA 1-7780 Compliments of MERKLE MEATS 222 Dunn Street Lackla nd Valley 1-0103 We Process Mac! for Freezers ENTERPRISE BUILDING 8: LOAN 117-119 Mill Street Lockland, Ohio Insured Savings Mortgage Loans Where Quality is the First Consideration MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING MILL AT DUNN ST. VA 1-0079 E. LOCKLAND 128 5-10c BEN FRANKLIN STORE Dick Wray 110 Mill Sun: Eu! Locklnnd. Ohio L. Frobe, H. Smhl-I, G. Hubbard, P. French and W4 Zimmerman are all set to sell ads. J. Woodruff, D. Butler, M. Brice, and R. Reese plan lhe ierrivary they will cover selling advertisemems. zememgez am E 7 H Riesenberg, B. Rieger, and J. Jones turn in ads from their Territory. W I 245:! gangama. 8, Payne, J. Neeley, and R. Mack return after a successful campaign. C Riegle, L. Ferris, and E. Brennemann keep on the constant search for ads. 4 A MiJNIiERV ' CORPORATION LIMIT Wt w'gW m WARrNVlNG;9 RUAD P Var v... - 'll Comp1imen1's of STRIKES 3: SPARES Bowling Lanes 8032 Blue Ash Road By. 1-9487 Deer Park MEDICAL CENTER DRUGS 8015 Ploinfield Pike UNiecur Galbraith- Deer Park, Ohio Sy. 1-2233 Soda Prescriptions Cosmetics Drive-in Parking We Deliver RUTTERER PHARMACY Galbraith of Plainfield SY 1-5133 We Deliver PRESCRIPT10NS TO PAINTS GIL'S FOOD MARKET Home Boiled Ham Fancy Fruit Baskets 4H4 Galbraith Rood MILLER'S SHELL SERVICE Blue Ash 8- Amity Roads Sy. 1-9886 Deer Park, Ohio We give S H Green Stamps JOHNSON'S QUALITY MEATS 8316 Plainfield Tw. 1-3175 Deer Park Compliments of H rug? 72490hio At Superior mmgown Hardware Deer Park 7030 Montgomery Rd. THE SILVERTON SUPPLY COMPANY Building Materials 8- Cool 8: Feed Tools for rent for most every need Tw. 1-1702 Silverfon, Ohio MASON FOOD SERVICE 137 W. Benson Street Reading 15, Ohio Biddlek uEverything in Music Radio. TV, and Appliances. Too! ESTABLISHED 1915 430 Benson Sb. Ih-ndlng, Ohio Va. 1-2365 SCHMIDT'S MEATS 1009 Jefferson Reading, Ohio V01 1-4564 Bus. Phone Va. 1-9814 Home Phone Va, 1-9593 Free Delivery 61$ Beer 81 Wine DON'S PONY KEG Mixers - Ice Bus. 910 Jefferson Reading, Ohio Home 703 Jefferson Reading, Ohio HERRIN1S BARBER SHOP Three Competenf Barbers At All Times Air Conditioned Courteous Service 209 E1 Wyoming Ave. Valley 1-6264 RES.: Valley 1-3077 READING FLORIST WES MYERS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 110W.BEN50N 5T. READING.OH10 READING FEED MILL B. Flege 81 Sons Cool - Feed Volley 1-0324 Reading, Ohio Dhin Valley Petmleum Ba. 1761 READING ROAD READING CINCINNATI 15, OHIO VAIIay 1-3633 - 1-3632 Vr:;;;1gp.of.-Y-fij -. . .y 1' i' Distributors of High Grad- P-Irnluum Product I . FRED H1 DINKELMANN Res. Phone BR. 1-1786 CARL A. TIERMANN Complete Food Markel Since 1834 -1956 921 Reading Road Reading, Ohio VA. 1-0797 SANDRA LEE BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling 8c Permanents - ' a 649 Reading Rd. U Haircuts $1.50 Permanents $7.50 and up Po, 1-0972 MILLION'S BARBER SHOP 3-chair shop 6909 Plainfield Road Silverfon, Ohin Ar; .K'OMAAOA JEWELER 6928 FLAINFIELD PIKE SILVERTON, OFHO Phone TW 1-1930 Diamonds - Waiches - Giff: SILVERTON BANK 'Zfam 3W Bank , Montgomery Road at Plainfield Pike law ' l Silverton, Ohio 'U '37-'75 ' f -'.. Loans on Real Estate - 3f .5 43 m -: i ,. - .-. ; - V Mxrnber ----- 5-13 .-.... r 5 chaal Deposit Insurance Corporation I and Federal Raerve System MOBIL GAS - OIL TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES VULCANKZING - TIRE REPAIRING - BATTERY RECHARGING ; GENERAL AUTHEPAIRING 17':ng gaisfa -' ' HAIR STYLISH Edw. D. Teetor 8x Sons ISHuertw-fs griendly 6eruice 7015 Montgomery Rd. at Chic; Ave. SYcamore 1.9903 7307 MONTGOMERY RD. SY 1-6379 SILVERTON 36, OHIO Silverlon, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 195 H s BUSCH SAUSAGE For Over 96 Years themeXk $L Quays. KM? TIII mon'rgomery rd.. '32 Purity Quality silverfon. 36 Ohio THE GEORGE MEYER CO. LOCUS! 1-8132 SY 1-1740 Serving the Community Since 1912 JAMES B. LONG ' 44 Years of Sofisfucfion MADEIRA REALTY CO. 7015 MIAMI AVE., MADEIRA, OHIO 6940 Miami Ave. M d ' ,Oh' a e'm '0 LO.1-7200 Evergreen; Shrub: Annual: Perennial: - 7 KENWOOD PLANT FARM LANDSCAPE SERVICE KENWOCD PHARMACY SYmmcre1-8873 Walter Spreen MILORGANITE FOR YOUR LAWN 1790 MONTGOMERY RD. FRED w. EHLE CINCINNATI 35. OHIO 7677 Montgomery Rd. Kenwood, Cincinno'ri 36, Ohio A 8: 5 Television DELIVERY SERVICE Sales and Service SYcomore 1-6503 6921 Miami Ava. Madeira, Ohio Lo 1-7800 Lo. 1-9898 BEAUTY SHOPPE Joyce Niehaus 6936 Miami Madeira TWeed 1-1040 6000 Plainfield Pike H. j. BENKEN, Florist Cut Flowers Cincinnati '27, Ohio , PIOH'S7EVSI Ben ken s GREENHOUSES Wedding Decorolions Floral Designs Flowers Telegraphed GREENHOUSE: PlainEeld Pike and Woodford Road, Kennedy Heights Compliments of the WHITJNG MANUFACTURING 00., Inc. Mrs. Manuel, Mrs. Lindahl, Mrs. WiIA liams, and Mrs. Morgan, assisIed by Evelyn Bruner, Thelma Spain, and Pat Meisier, Hume; Economics students, wurk behind the scenes a! me Mother- Daughier Banquev sponsored by the G. A. A in May. Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Wamack, Mrs. De Ronda, Mrs. Heckman, and Mrs. Beck- ett are puHil'lg food on the table for the annual P01 Luck Suppar, which was held in November far The members and their families. Eememgem :45 F7. 7. 24! Mrs. Woodward, retiring president of lhe P.T.A., presems corsages to Miss Ham. Mrs, Gonhardt, Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Malone, and Miss Van Houtan 1o shaw her appreciation of the faculty for 1heir help during her term of office. Handkerchiefs wrapped :0 re- semble diplomas were presemed 1c the men on the faculty. Judy Stein and Wanda Anderson Take care cf Ihe younger children while their parents attend 'he meeting which was held after the Pm Luck Supper. E t ,7 swnlus lunml 1521 EENTMI. AVENUE DUI. 2-5444 7'1? MIDDLEWWN. UHIIJ Compliments of R 8. H MARKET 8976 Blue Ash Rood Rossmoyne, Ohio BLAIR STRAWSER DEL'S GULF SERVICE Kenwood 84 Cooper Roads Blue Ash, Ohio LEUGERS 3?; VA. 1-9555 47-75162? Reading, Ohio 135 Beer 4 Wine 4 Vermouth 4 Bakery Goods Dairy Products 4 Jug Milk waax .mygudmjw; 111 Mill Street Lotklund, Ohio Diamonds, Watches Furniture Appliances COMPLIMENTS OF Lockland Lumber Company 115 Mill Sheet Volley 1-5224 Locklcnd 15, Ohio Firestone VA. 1-9773 106 Dunn St. East anlIIlId 1 MAE 8: SHORTIE'S Chile 81 Donut Shop 10 West Benson Reading, 01110 V0. 1-9560 COMPLIMENTS FROM A BOOSTER FOR CLEAN SPORTS Rossmoyne, Ohio Material Handling Equipment SYNTRON CINCINNATI SALES COMPANY 7683 Montgomery Road Cincinnati 36, Ohio Telephone SY 1-6160 Courtesy and Service SCHALEMAN BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 7826 Comorgo Road Madeira, Ohio Locust 1-7994 J. 8: H. DELICATESSEN 811 Jefferson Avenue Reading, Ohio Founfuin Service VAlley 1-9656 HARRIGAN1S PHARMACY 310 West Benson Street Reading, Ohio Vailey 1-2407 J-.. VANOVEK HRY CLEANERS 1327 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio R. E. STESCH Public Accountant 6770 Cooper Rood Cincinnati 36, Ohio Sy. 1-8736 ECONOMY CHEVROLET CO. 4912 Monfgomery Rd. Norwood, Ohio there is something about our 9 0a 4-Way Restaurant PORTER1S 530 Phone: Pr. 1w9879 Evendale Ohio From A Friend of the LOG 1 Compliments of OASIS CAFE Ohio The Blue Ash Building and Loan Co. Savings insured up Open Daily Monday 1-8 p. M. A? E 10 $10,000. Tuesday fhrough Saturday 32mg?! Current raie of Interest 3V2'Vo 9:30 A. M. To 2:00 P. M. Corner of Kenwood and Cooper Roads 138 THE BREWER CO. Manufacturers of- NON-SKID ASPHALT BUILT TO ENDURE Driveways Roadways Highways 11THE PAVEMENT OF THE FUTURE 7455 Dawson Road Madeira, Ohio LOcusi 8843 - 8844 'Jhnee Convenient Planta: Newtown - LO 1-7588 Cleves - W1 1-2480 Miumiville - SY 1-8571 ! I N K x ,2 3;? 2 Candy is an energy food p . t 3:. '3: ' Enjoy some every day 7 j JAMES A. FOX Wholesale Candies UN. 1-7722 Gertrude, Joellen, and Chip enjoy some ! RAY GROOMS Excavating Driveways VJ; NAIQD MOTEL Grading Gravel Seeding COLONIAL 1 Topsoil Filldirt Manure Lovelund 4-2191 AIR CONDITIONED-COQLED 'r . Schmore 1-5008 BEEEEEKTSEOM 31:32355133230 HOT WATER - HEAT TEL. PRINCETON I1B458 THE MACLEQI? gOhMPANY Compliments of Sharonv' 3' '0 i39 FERM'S BARBER SHOP Manufacturers of . Blasf-Cleoning Equipment 9514 Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Oth CAMARGO FOODS Madeirds Parkview Marker 8001 Euclid, Madeira, Ohio Lo. 1-9830 WENDT'S SERVICE STATION General Auto Repair-Fuel Oil Gasoline, Tires and Batteries Cumnrgo Road 5. Phone: Euclid Avenue LOcust 1-9834 FORMED FORMICA TOPS VANITORY CUSTOM MADE CABINETS KITCHEN UNITS MUELLER'S CABINET SHOP 8143 CAMARGO ROAD, MADEIRA, OHIO BUSINESS: LOCUST 1-8326 RALPH MUELLER, PropA HOME: LOCUST 1-7402 FRAN K WESTENDORF'S COMPLETE MARKET 1691 Mammary Road, Kcnwood KENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER The best number to dial when you want good food SY 1-6633 COMPLIMENTS OF JAICCGD 'I'OOI. and DI! CO. 512: CAMARGO ROAD MADEIHI1 OHIO SALLI HALMI MADALYN CLINE 562115 Q'Vaman's gibscialfy 350p 7681 Montgomery Road SYcamore 1-1396 Kenwood Center LINDLEUM, ASPHALT i RUBBER TILE PLASTIB WALL TILE HUGS AND CARPETS WILLPAPER PATTE N FLOORS LOcusl 1-9610 6923 MIAMI AVENUE RDEER E. PATTEN MADEIRA. IMHO Compliments of MADEIRA'S BUILDING l lOAN CO. Hearing-Roofing-Sheet Metal Work SEPKOVICH and RASCH 6700 Kugler Mill Road SYco more 1-41 6'1 Complimenfs of WILLOW'S MOTEL Kenwood I40 BAITZ BAKERY Madeira 6927 Miami Avenue Orders Taken by Phone Birthday and Wedding Cakes Locust 1-6810 Free Prescriptions Defivery Carefully Service Compounded HOTZE'S DRUGS Prescriptions Photo Supplies Reading Va. 1-5500 Shuronville Pr. 1-6821 1'ka r 1' r. 1. .4 '- t r H'K . a i. 5 15x 11 - h 1 b 117 !1 - o 11- Compfimems of SOLAR STEEL CORPORATION Route 25 Kemper Road PR. 1-5500 RUWE AUTO BODY SHOP Wrecker Truck Service Leftering 8905 Ploinfield Rood Rossmoyne, Ohio SY. 1-3072 CLIFF HARDWARE 8. PAINTS Shcronville PR. 1-7415 Free Parking Free Delivery to Blue Ash 8- Montgomery DUERMIT BROS. GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING n Sharonville, Ohio PR. 1-9841 1 VONDERHAAR BROS. DAIRY Pasteurized to meet all specifications Complete line of dairy products 11 Three quarts or over, one cent a quart cheaper 1 Phone us or consult our driver Princeton 1-8415 Roule 2, Box 92 :11 Sharonville, Ohio 1 Complimenls of CONTINENTAL CHARLES BOWYEWS BARBER SHOP Shcronville Ohio MINERAL PROCESSING CORPORATION Shoronville, Ohio Compliments of KOEHLER HARDWARE CO. Reading, Ohio .. 3- 0.0.0000- W00 x THE NEW HOME OF SULLIVAN, ISAACS, 8: SULLIVAN Archiiecis 8: Associuied Engineers School 8. Church Architects 1800 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Compliments of ACKERMAN-CHACCO CO. 9500 Kenwood Road Blue Ash, Ohio Sycamore 1-4252 Compliments of KENWOOD-COOPER SUNOCO SERVICE Compliments 4750 Cooper Road of Ihe 0 I; AND I: SPECIALTY B'Ue Ash, Ohm COMPANY Manufacturers of the 'I Brogan Cycles and Trailers Sycamore 09857 LOCKLAND MOTORS, INC. 336 West Wyoming VAlley 1-1580 142 Compliments of BROSE SERVICE STATION Compliments of MAXFIELD ANIMAL SUPPLY DEPENDABLE LABORATORY ANIMALS Rabbits-Cuinea Pigs-White Mice-White Ramu-Hamsters Foliage Plants Don Henry 7812 REMINGTON AVE. SYCAMORE 1-7760 MONTGOMERY, OHIO NANN15 GARDENS C I' f f 7954 Cooper Rood omp 'me 5 0 Montgomery, Ohio ANDERSON Cuf Flowers Vegetables C0r50995 Flower Plums DECORATING VANS FUEL OIL SERVICE 9557 Rose Street Montgomery, Ohio Sycamore 1-9041 Quality Products Plus Personal Service CREAGER FLOOR CO. 9399 Monfgomery Rood Montgomery, Ohio Syca more 1-2964 GOODWIN1S GROCERY Charles Ventura, Proprietor For Fine Foods Sy. 1-7355 Daily Delivery TOLL GATE ANTIQUES 9500 Montgomery Rood 5y. 1-5796 We Buy and Sell Compl iments of FERRIS HARDWARE Montgomery, Ohio Toys from Any Angle LODDER PHOTOGRAPHY Groups Weddings Publicity Portraits Adveriising Stereo Slides 6231 Montgomery Road Pleasant Ridge ELmhursI 1-1223 Reading Road PR. 19856 Shoronville Ohio MARATHON INN 7215 Montgomery Road Double Deckers Out Specialty SY. 1-9949 Compliments of DAIRY WHIZ 9569 Kenwood Rood Blue Ash, Ohio Sandwiches, Soups, Coffee, Ice Cream, Malfs, Sundaes, Etc. Best Wishes fo the Class of 1956 from HARRY'S MARKET 9569 Kenwood Rood BIue Ash, Ohio Fine Meat Groceries SY. 1-9867 Phone Parkway 1-2537 Q9: Truck Drifg V Chauffeurs and Helpers Logal Uhion No. 100 Tzna, uuAuu-zuuu. EIFAMEHICA EEEHETAHV AND TREASURER 217 W. 12TH STREET D'T'TU H. F'RpEE CINCINNATIIU. uHru WM. B. KENNEDY Cincinnati Municipal Airport Cooper Rood Blue Ash, Ohio Sycamore 1-9786 Flight Instructions Aerial Photography Compliments of THE STEELCRAFT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufudurers of Standard Steel Building-Sleel Windows-Sl'aal Doors Sieel Building Produzfs 9017 Blue Ash Road Rossmoyna, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 R. C. P. Radio 8: TV Sales 8. Service 9002 BIUe Ash Road Sycamore 111293 All Work Guaranteed 5314313 Compliments of THE FISCHER BAKERY, INC. 51. Bernard Ohio SYCAMORE 1-6666 The J. L. Van Horn 00., Inc. 7915 BLUE ASH AVE. CINCINNATI 36. OHIO STORM WINDOWS JALOUSIE WINDOWS AND DOORS PORCH ENCLOSURES 1AII Types-1Screen and 610551 Complefe Line Home Improvement Products Try the Ex m Improved GORDON'S MAGIC-PAK POTATO CHlPS Kirby 1-0937 Gordon Foods, Inc. 3160 Beekmon St. Cincinnati, Ohio 145 ufgm 4444 441 ANDERSON'S ENTERPRISES MONTGOMERY, OHIO Sy. 1-3535 RESTAURANT DEPT. STORE FOOD MARKET Sy. 1-9880 Sy.1-2170 Sy. 1-9855 9412 Montgomery JACKSON1S CORNER DRUG STORE U. Montgomery, Ohio H LSBECK COLOR HOUSE 1 . , ,V 7' ,, Sy. 1-9852 sT'A DON'S PARTY SUPPLY 7815 Snider Street Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 1-9884 Beerv'WinenVermoutthorty Supplies R. E. Walsh, Prop4 DRY vmm' $ MENS' AND . 1 C 1 1 f 1 CLEANING g BOYS' omp men s o F FURNISHINGS 146 FARR BROTHERS CO. Reading, Ohio b V Reading, Ohio 1 O 1' o 5: O 1 I 401 West Benson 1, One big happy family. 2. Julia in Disney- land 3, Lefs spin this one. 4. A11 sei! 5. Uh16. Giddy-Upl 7, Sfudious? 8. Up and over. 9. Must be fun. 10. Dead or ulive?11.Come on and skate. 12. ' Let's talk it over. 13, Hi there'. 14. Fun-n-y! 15, It's wet! 16v Wanna help? 17. What's cookin? 18, See that Colgate smi1e'. 19. Want To figh1? 20. What can be so infer- esling? 21. Dig That crazy 110?. 22. One, two, Three, and away we go! Compliments of SWAIM FIELD GOLF COURSE SCHNITZLER'S SERVICE STATION Expert Lubrication Compliments of CHARLES S. JACKSON General Contractor Builder of Fine Homes Sy. 1-3334 Montgomery Ohio STACEY PLUMBING 8; HEATING Residential zK Industrial Montgomery, Ohio JOHNSON'S DRUGS Free Delivery 8468-Blue Ash Road Rossmoyne. Ohio SY. 1-6268 9740 Montgomery Road Montgomery, Ohio Complete Body Work Auto Repairing Painting sy. 1-5193 Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 1-9871 ; 3 3 5 3 '3 ,go 65159 v3. 4s ---A - .1 9 s 4.; .3 ,- a , , 7,; Builders 1'! ..-z .-a ' Custom - Crafted J M H; 3.- ... Contemporary V I ' ' - A $ r Homes ' :x: 3, AL'S MONTGOMERY GARAGE i Ice Cream Candy RIDGE FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE Henry J. Blome, Prop 6110 Montgomery Road Pleasant Ridge Je1 118720 We specialize in lumps, shades, and lighting fixtures. .Illll SI .Wa 1136 Straight Street Ki 1-4877 A BEAUTIFUL CORSAGE FOR YOUR SWEETHEART OF MURPHY1S ROSES AT YOUR FAVORITE FLORIST REMINGTON SERVICE STATION 8808 Remington Rood Cincinnati 36, Ohio Charles and Austin KENNETH L. HEFFNER CONTRACTOR 81 BUILDER 5y. 1-8173 7665 PFI effer Road Monfgomery, Ohio WW 2. W 11EAXLTOlk 11Comple1e real estate service SYcamore 1-6000 Location: VA mile north of Remington, Ohio Box 422 Rt. 4 Loveland, Ohio STANDARD REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commercial 81 Domesfic Montgomery, Ohio Sy. 119116 Complimenfs of TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTEL 16 New unm Modern Units 10763 Montgomery Rood Visitors Welcome Sy. 1-9825 1 LET MAC DO IT LOcusl 1-9161 DUNCAN'S RADIATOR SHOP Interior and Exterior Painting 1 1 - Wallpaper Cleaning 5: Walls Washed y 5113 Whefse1 Avenue Phone Br, 1-2878 1 Cincinnati 27, Ohio EDWIN MCBEINNAUGHEY 6929 Morrison Rd. Madeira. Ohio and FAIRWAY SUPPLI ES Worthington Gong Mowers and Trudors Jocobsen Putting Green Mowers Kopco Organic and Soluble Fertilizers K113150591? R 1 1 WATCH REPAIR JEWELRY Fungicides and Insecticides ' 7525 KENWOOD ROAD Cincinnati 27, Ohio 5902 PLAINFIELD sv 1-5737 PhoneA 1 -TWeed 1-3434 suvenron ATZEUS 1 CHRYSLER 8: 1 O PLYMOUTH $11 HOWARD AUTO SALES 1 1 1 1 SA LES SERVICE 1 Loveland, Ohio Two of our best customers 6323 Madison Road At the bridge C' ' t', h' 'nc'nna' O '0 LOveIand 5-4802 compl'mems Of 1. w. NISBET COMPANY Hardware, Lumber, Building Materials THE CLIFTON SHIRT COMPANY 1 Fuel 1 1 . Loveland, Ohio Lovelond Ohio TECHNIFAX CORPORATION Holyoke Massachusmis Compliments of ELM-CRIS MOTEL B. K. COHEE COMPANY ; I I 9 M f ' 300 on gomery Road Montgomery, 0th Golf Course, Estate, Cemetery 1 I I 5y. 1-6917 And Park Equipment Owned. and operated by Elmer and Christine Emily 9572 Montgomery SY' 111778 I1 1?; r. ' 'M vdmpg'iyg -r- ShELLuBiu'AH a. -. - H-nlnngmi MONTGOMERY SHELL SERVICE STATION Main 81 Montgomery Roads MONTGOMERY PLANT FARM 9334 Montgomery Road 1 SYcomore 1-9238 Monfgomery, OhIO SY. 1-9834 Bob Stacey, Prop. Best of Luck to the Class of 1956 BARONES PONY KEG FRED EMILY, BUILDER 1 Complefe Line of Wine Champagne Soft Drinks Party Supplies Ph. 5y. 1-9918 Always a friend of a Sycamore Student 7775 Cooper Rd- MOMQOMGVY. Ohio Sycamore 1-4729 SYCAMORE GRADUATES! GREENER'S DRY CLEANERS Attend the UNIVERSITY OF 9426 Montgomery Rood CINCINNATI Montgomery, Ohio One of America's foremost Universities Call Director of Admission University 1-3000 Compliments of c: U.C. Alumnus Free Pick-up And Delivery SY. 1-6098 J. W. Greene Prop. KASH D. AMBURGY LUMBER CO. South Lebanon Save Cash wif'n Kash Ohio Lebanon 4-2781 and 2-2781 SY 1-2993 DEE stitcging 9301f: FASHION FABRICS FOR THE HOME SEWER PATTERNS 6904 PLAINFIELD ROAD SILVERTON, OHIO Complimenfs of BLUE BELL TAVERN Blue Ash and Belleview Roads Rossmoyne, Ohio SYcumore 1-9379 GIIJ9PQIFR :Dry Cganerd 8347 VINE STREET ONE BLOCK NORTH OF GALBRAWH ROAD 60 MINUTE SERVICE 7213 MONTGOMERY ROAD SILVERTON JOE'S CORNER MARKET Blue Ash Road at Kugler Mill Complete Foon Manxm We Deliver 5y 1-9853 ,. 01L cu. .v F ,mnmvug M RAPE'S COAL Fuel Oil For The Home Rossmoyne, Ohio SY. 1-7119 BOB WHITENACK15 RESTAURANTS 1501 Reading Rd. Reading, Ohio Across From The Glass-Bdrn Good Food Fast Service Catering for any and all occasions Va. 1-1538 rIII II 1 III II If;- MONTGOMERY OFFICE 722 Siilve'ctcm Icy: and Kuilding company H Montgomery Road 01' Remington Avenue MONTGOMERY, OHIO SAVINGS HOURS 1 MondayITuesday-Thursday 'I 10 A.M. lo 12 noon-1 P.M. to 3 P.M. Friday 10 A.M. to 12 noon-I P.M. to 8 P.M. INSURED Closed Wednesday and Saturday 153 STAGGE SUPER MARKET : 1 1 O Quality Foods Of All Kinds 4678 Cooper Rood Blue Ash Sy. 115065 Compliments of WALTER REUSZER Blue Ash Ohio Phone 5y 1-9967 Res. 5y 1-3037 Road 8: Wrecke. Service RAPWS AUTO SERVICE IF YOUR CAR WON'T START. CALL Us. COMPLETE CAR k TRUCK REPAIRING ELECTRIC a: ACETYLENE WELD1NG CARL 5011 COOPER RD. GEORGE BLUE ASH. OHIO Conversion Burners Oil Furnaces MCNESS HEATING 8n SERVICE 20 Years Experience In This Service CALL BEFORE COMING. RES: SY 1-3251 OFF.: SY 1-5161 F RANK MALSBARY Cooper Rood Blue Ash, Ohio Compliments of OWENS BARBER SHOP 9510 Kenwood Road ELMER HEITMEYER NURSERY Shrubs, Evergreens Shade Trees Kenwood Days Sy. 1-9820 HEAVY WREOKER 8: TOWING Nighls Sy 1-8550 ALCORN'S SERVICE Kenwood and Fairviaw, Blue Ash Complimenfs of SYCAMORE 7m 3040 ICE CREAM We Specialize 1n Sundues, Melts, and Cones COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Reading Compliments of BABE REISING1S Reading Nash Sales Ohio FARR'S TRADE MART Best Wishes to Class of 156 GLASS BARN WholescIe--Refuil Glassware Reading, Ohio READING GARAGE, INCORPORATED SALES SERVICE 1 300 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Va. 1-1300 ALLEN'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 1874 Reading Rood Opposife Coop Mill Compliments of GENERAL TOOL COMPANY 1 V7 Mile South of Reading, Ohio Cooper Rood P 1 224 1 0. - 4 Reading, Ohio WRIGHT'S JOHN and EARL BOWLING SUNOCO LANE SERVICE Shuronville, Ohio Sharonville, Ohio Compliments of TOOLCO, INCORPORATED Tools, Dies, Jigs, and Fixtures Giendale-Milford Road Sharonville, Ohio Sycamore 1-6343 155 2275 GLENDALE-MILFORD ROAD c CINCINNATI .1. C. HOCKETT CO. Fine Jewelry 81 Gifts 4547 Montgomery Rood Me. 14050 Congratulations to the Class of 56 PRONTO PUP SANDWICH SHOP 4121 Montgomery Road SPUR DISTRIBUTING CO. Norwood JE. 1-9346 FRED FENKER'S MOTORS Dodge 0 Plymouth - Chrys1er - De 5010 Service All Cars Used Cars Me 1-3040 - 1-3041 4568 Montgomery Road 6012 Vine Street Norwood Elmwood Place Cincinnati 12 Cincinnati 16 Me. 1-7474 V0. 115003 RINGS, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY GIFTS m I-ZgBllf 6'7LJL-I GDWOOD BASH ls DOOR MFG. CO GARAGES l- HOMES ROSS l: SECTION AVES., NORWOOD ' Millwork ' Storm Sash 8x ' Plywood Doors ' F1ooring ' Insulation ' Txle Board Materials ' Kiichen ' Masonile Cabinets ' Beve1 Siding ' Plaster ' R. O. W. Board Windows N O RWOO D SASH 8 DOOR MFG. CO. JE fferson 1-5700 Best Wishes! THE LIEBEL-FLARSHEIM COMPANY 111 East Amity HA GOOD PLACE TO WORK 5y. 1-3200 Sutisfucfion Sy. 1-3201 Guaranteed DOERGER'S MEATS WHOLESALE Catering to Restaurants, Institutions, and Deepfreeze Owners Proprietor 3978 Superior Avenue Urcm Doerger Deer Park, Ohio 156 nutcunu 'uu Hell: unlr J. H. MEYER COMPANY 1301 Reading Road Reading 15. Ohio Phone-Poplor 1-5252 DEER PARK DELICATESSEN 7916 Blue Ash Avenue Open 9:30 AM. to 10:30 PM, SY. 1-9811 Double Deck Sandwiches Carry Out Orders 7036 Blue Ash Rood Silverton SYcomore 1-9750 WILLIAMS PHARMACY 7900 Blue Ash Rand Deer Park, Ohio We Deliver SY. 1-7953 Silverfon Branch E 0 . - WELFARE FINANCE CORP. W.1' . 1,01:er is, 0E0 SERVICE CENTER T. V. Sales 8. Service Appliances - Records Plainfiald near Galbraith DEER PARK SW DE P'l'. STORE 6911 Plainfield Road Tweed 1-2630 Silvana , Ohio Open Friday Evening 7h 6W N91! 6931 PLAINF1ELD PIKE, SIlVERTON CINCINNATI 36, OHIO Complete Record and Greeting Ca rd Depa rtments 00M PLAINFIILD ROAD SILVERTON. OHIO C ELLI'S A ll VERDALEMARKET CHOICI mun. POULTRY, FISH Tweed 1-2580 CHICKEN ON THE RUN We Deliver Hot Food to Your Door We Cater to Weddings '27 - j K 5855 7155 Ohio Avenue 3-- Sy. 1-6577 PRICE JONES Dry Goods Co. and Men's Shop 7214 81 7216 Montgomery Road M en ,5, W'omewfs and C hildren's Wear Compliments of G. A. A. BEACON INN 9861 Montgomery Rood Montgomery, Ohio Sfeaks-Chicken8580foods Imlion Spaghetti Giant Sandwiches Ideal spot for the Whole Family C011 for Carry Out Sy. 1-9827 1111111111111 le Compliments of FRAZER, FLORIST r. 'wniur-rn e 1 l ! DRY CLEANERS CARL EDMONDSON, Propv 1 L l; 3466 BLUE ASH ROSSMOYNE. m-uo I . SY 1-5930 Best Wishes A Tweed 1-2510 6930 Plainfield Road 's snap: .971 yipnw SY 1-3338 SY 1-9846 MEYER1S SOHIO SERVICE Galbroi'rh 8 Ploinfield Roads Road Service Tire 8 Battery Service Ignition 81 Brake Service DIPSY DOODLE Fine Food 8: Carry Out Service Corner of Plainfield 8 Galbraith Roads SY 1-9815 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Every Success To The Class of 1956 THE HESS 8: EISENHARDT C0. 8959 Biue Ash Avenue Builders of Custom Limousines, Ambulances, and Funeral Cars ready for a busy day selling ads J. Wilson, P, Slaver, B Lawson, and N. Noyes are The advertising campaign must go on, so J. MC- Nun, JA Miller, and P, French are all set for the day. D. Jones, J Tomsen, S. Moore, R Mays, and B. Bailey check '0 be sure every territory has been covered. ' yww... .m- L R.-K. ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. '0'. ac... l I aaoll IOI :0 IOI' ac: q 1883 Reading Road Reading, Ohio ?T????????? I - . a a a a a u o 5 o o O n a Centre 5 for Automation of Industry Ioouooooonnnnn TT????T'E'J uuuuuouun I o a 5 o o u o Nalson lungs says: : Automation i: the :uming lhing! Best Wishes J. H. BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS 3726 Lonsdale Avenue Fairfax BR. 1-2074 Drink Milk, Sue. If is gncd far yen, says Mary. SYCAMORE 1-9361 CUSTOM MIRRORS ROSSMOYNE MIRROR SHOP RESILVERING - TABLE Tops . noon MIRRORS See Our Large Stock of Rejects, You will Never See the Flaw? 4310 SYCAMORE RD. HAROLD AYER ROSSMOYNE.OHIO A. EISELE SY. 1-8774 SPRING ROCK -FARM Fruf'rs, Vegetables AMERICA'S MUST FAMOUS , DOUBLE-DEEK 82:? HAMBURGER , .. THE ORIGINAL an; sov Potted Plants - Cm: Flowers Complete Floral Service E 7 Ch' k .395 IC ens On Montgomery Road Asa Purely Operator 7679 East River Road Hamilton, Ohio Two Miles North of Montgomery ORDER BY PHONE 3 K. . HERFF-JONES CO. - - Class rings and pins Bill Ulrich, Local Represenfative , Mr. Ulrich, the representative of Herff-Jones Cm, n5 gives 1he ring measurements, while John Mor- gan takes Qhe orders of Sonny Pcynter, Balbara Radabaugh, Joan Mason, Carol Lewis and Judy Capehart. 1 Louis c WHSB Inn'suL: msmwruns Good Luck! LOUIS C. WEISBRODT, Inc. 8100 Reading Road Reading, Ohio Po. 1-6990 Ein-vzs: ANDV i'- ciGA en: 5 sumnuIES RODT INC. 7 mo Wholesale Distributors of Tobacco Builders of Greaves Miiling Machines Plain 8 Universal Gears of all Kinds GREAVES MACHINE TOOL COMPANY 2001-15 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 162 4654 Hunt Road 1NTERIOR 84 EXTERIOR DECORATOR Compliments of B. D. LAWRENCE Phone TW. 1-4239 Blue Ash, Ohio $$LAWREJQ PAiNTER NOLAND4S MOVERS 9011 SUMMIT AV BL A MIMIII AESOCIAYID HOUSEHOLD MOVIIS MOVING 8t STORAGE COMPETENT CAREFUL PROMPT SERVICE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE REASONABLE RATES MODERN EQUIPMENT I- METHODS BLONG'S STORE ' Groceries Men's Clothing Shoes Compliments of a Friend! tn the Class of 456 from your Telephone Company A 6000 PLACE TO WORK 153 JOHN F. W' 415 PLUM SI, CINCINNATI 2, OHIO FRUlTS - VEGETABLES - GROCERIES NEIL GUSHURST BLUE ASH OHIO SYCAMORE LADIES' GYM CLASS 1 Time 7:00-10:00 Monday Night Supervisor, Mrs. Mildred White Founded 1937 Boone 81 McMillan Sr. Cincinnati 6, Ohio W HITCH MEAT MARKET 4413 Main Avenue Norwood, Ohio c' 0 Choice Meafs GENERAL CONTRACTORS 5 Melrose 1-7611 1 Capitol 1-2800 Mr. and Mrs. Denecke and Mr. and Mm Purdy enioy 1hemselves 5? Ike Homecoming Dance. The new Sycamore Junior High School under construction. n BILL'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Complete 1ine of Sohio Products 24-Hour Wrecker Service Day PR. 1-8431 Night PR. 1-5839 Evendale, Ohio ARTHUR KOLB, Chief Engineer MOntana 1'6327 PR, 1-6210 3.15,; gm $113115 3 $1 gang mun? Die 6; E ngiaeerlhg Co. DIES'TOOLS'JIGS1FIXTURES'METAL STAMPINGS CONSULTING ENGINEERS 3521 McHENRY ROAD CINCINNATI II. OHIO SHARONVILLE, OHIO PR 1-7793 CLIFF KNABE INSURANCE AGENCY 20 years of General Insurance Service Fire a Wind - Automobile General Casualty Health - Accident 9547 Ross Avenue Montgomery, Ohio SY. 1 41343 V. l. C. CHARTER MEMBERS Not 111 Pic1ure: Dallas Danieis, Walter Feldhaus, Paul Raddish, Bob Richardson Good Luck, Seniorsl Complimems of SANO REALTY 9415 Montgomery Road Montgomery, Ohio 1E RALPH HICKS Barber Shop Sharonville, Ohio Compliments of ALAMO T. V. SERVICE CO. 7836 Cooper Road Montgomery, Ohio SY. 1-2456 5 1 BRUSlEY -ELECTRONICS CENTER OF THE MIDWEST! This Is The EVENDALED Plant, Hhecudqucarters of the Crosley Government Products Division. Located in Evendale, a Northern suburb of Cincinnati, this plant has every faci- lity for long range research and de- velopment programs. For more than a decade the carefully planned growth of the Crosley Government Pro- ducts Division has been mak- ing Cincinnati the Electronics Center of the Midwest, a lead- er in the design and manufac- ture of defense equipments. The Crosley Government Pro- ducts Division is a member of the AVCO Manufacturing Corporation - a family of famous names including Cros- iey Broadcasting, Crosley Ru- dio, Television, and Appli- ances, Bendix Home Laundry Equipment, Lycoming Engines, American Kitchens, New Idea Farm Equipment along with Horn Farm Equipment and Moffats Appliances in Can- ado. If you are interested in a career in electronics or if you are u typist or o stenogrupher and would like to find out how you may become a part of the Crosley Electronics team, why don't you inquire at our Employment Office? Crosley mvmon aVCOMANUFACTURING CORPORATION 2630 GlendaIe-Milford Road Evenduie, Cincinnati E Ohio 166 Compliments of BLUE ASH FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of BLUE ASH LIFE SQUAD Best Wishes to the Class of '56 BENJAMIN PUGH Free Lance Artist SY. 14746 ELMER SY. HERRIN 1-7018 Excavaiing Dump Trucking Ditchi ng, Sewer Work Septic Tank, Fill Dirt Blacktopping 4564 Cooper Road EXCAVA'HNG DH fthIz 'DUEITWJF all'VIR Nil illt NH 455: mm; mmo. Blue Ash, Ohio In School Shops . . . In Industry . A 1 Precision Built woo DWORKIN G M A c H I N E RY Since 1830 J. A. FAY 8: EGAN COMPANY 2011 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati 2, Ohio CLIFF TODD APPLIANCES See Tom Todd Therds . DRINK nothlng ggdw G E like ' ' ' a Appliances R. C. A. And ofhers Special ConsideraTion given to all Sycamore Graduates '15.. II I ngiuond Ivadrmarl. For Fun and Relaxation Join the LOCKLAND ROLLERDROME CLUB and follow the crowd to ?he new LOCKLAND ROLLER DROME ius'r opened 1'16 West Wyoming Avenue Lockland, Ohio Site of the old Shard Theater BAILER'S BIG MOMMA 222 Reading Road Sharonville, Ohio 24 Hour Drive-In Resiauranf Five first string paners Heft to righD Don Ferris, Walt Smith, Howard Smith. Ralph Fussner, and Dick Jones enioy their Big Mommas. Big Momma Hamburgers - Poor Papa Fish Sandwich Ding Dong Daddy Sfeak Sandwich - Strawberry Pie. REMEMBER Jerry Burwell Billy Rice, one of the basketball man- agers, ?akes Hme-out to relax. Compliments of THE BOOSTERS CLUB The following members of the club were at The Sycamore-Purcell game 10 cheer 1he team on: FIRST ROW, left Io rIghv: Stan Seigla, Jack Hoifman, Mr. Runge, Mr. Maren. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Fussner, Bill Sherrm, Leslie Sherri , Dutch Jones, Wanda Fussner, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Seigla, Virginia Hoffman, Mrs: Runge, Orvalle Thomas THE W w DAIRY C0. 4330 East Galbraith Road Deer Park, Ohio SY. 1-7300 Your Neighborly Milkman WARD? FLORISTS 4208 SCHENCK AVENUE DEER PARK 36. OHIO Complimenfs Of KENNYS SPORTSMEWS CLUB SY. 1-3855, 4017 Allsfon Oakley -Mel, 1-7364 . Wu grow our own flown . We Service All Wedding: Plainfield and Amity Roads Deer Park 1: PR 1-5716 .6130 Jazzy gloweas 9 .-l.'-.. 1 .L Hum . BRUCE: THOBI-PSON Corsages and Wedding Service BULLDOZING SERvicE . EXCAVATWG Floral Arrangements I GRADING ' PONDS 6927 Plainfield TW 1-2750 u LAND CLEAHWNG 3972 GLENDALE-MILFQRD ROAD EVENDALE-SHARONVILLE, Omo KM am, Laundry and Dry Cleaning MONTGOMERY SOHIO SERVICE STATION 6936 Plainfield Road. Silverfon, Ohio E. Naehring SY. 1-9966 THRIFT FENCE . .a High Quality Chain Link Wire Fence at a Price Everyone Can Afford COVINGTON, KENTUCKY HE 1-1985 m Complimenfs of THE BLUE ASH CIVIC LEAGUE and THE LADIES AUXILIARY BLUE ASH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 4854 Cooper Road Blue Ash, Ohio x We specialize in furnishing allrmaferials for finishing the interior of a house. YOUNG'S HAIR STYLING SALON Styling and Scalp Treatment CompleTe line of beauiy service MILDRED YOUNG, Proprietor 1f SY. 1-1324 7836 Cooper Road Montgomery. Ohio THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES Thomas Funeral Home Madisonville BR. 1-0732 1 Thomas Memorial Kenwood SY. 1-5353 Compliments of SHARON AUTO SALES AND PARTS Compliments of VESTA'S BEAUTY SHOP Montgomery, Ohio SY. 1-6855 Kemper Road and Big 4 RR PR. 1-8144 SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER Tm. mmmw Um Uuummm lime Nmm E FFORT COURAGE Nacassm 1 ms T RUST L OYAlTY Jim Yeager and Grace Smith help decorate for the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by Ihe Student Council. Alice, Zena, Ruth, and Mary Art Ciub Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey Berry and Jess Bill, Robin, Roger, and Jay Biology Club Blue Ash Elementary School Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bush The Cooks - Sallye Owens, Judy Garten Lillian Carroll, Melva Egbert Mr and Mrs J. M. Cummings, and Jean Miss Elaine Diemer The Diemers - Ann, Norman, and Norman, Jr. Jerry Dills, Business Manager of '48 Wanda and Ronie Fussner Future Teachers of America Compliments of Greener's Cleaners Compliments of a Friend Dru Ham Junior High Teachers Junior Red Cross Keyhole Dotty Kile Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. M. Lumley Mary and Pat Malone PATRHNS Mary Lou and Jack MonTgomery Senior Girl Scouts, Troop 191 George Muchmore, Painter Complimen'rs of a Friend Miss Lois Nelson Nelson's Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson Pep Club Projecfionists Compliments of a Friend Bob Roby Carol Roby Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Runge Joan Runge Nelson Runge Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seigla Bil! and Leslie Sherri'r'r Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Slater Mr. and Mrs. Harry S'rreine Sycamore High School Photographic Association John L. Thinnes, M.D. Donald R. Thomas, MD. Esther Van Houfen Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Van Houten BueIah Wellman, Business Manager of '55 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson Pat Winningham and Bob Ferris Y-teens Club Norman E. Purdy The S'ran Wilfiams Family 'HHiia-FI Best of luck To The SenEorS and thanks for your support! ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT A few of the players are get- ting ready lFor fhe big game The coaches and players express deep Thoughts during a Crucial moment of a big game. ,E'Fiblnrhrn... y. . L Bob Farris, Sylvia Lowe, Cathy Lind, Dennis Weber, Phil Bauer, Elizabeih Grubbs. James Heaw, and Barbara Lawson 1ake time out for refreshmems a1 vhe JuniarrSenicr Prom. La 6 www 05' Jane Herman and Bob Webb get auto- graphs al H15 Junior-Senior Prom from ' Mr. Purdy, Mrs. Furdy, and Miss Cowan. Wayne Zimmerman, Barbara Lawson, Queen Jane Herman, King Don Williamson, Lyn Ferris, and HHda Riesenberg are pleased with :he results of the crowning. Z46 gander; - Sem'az pump, a Mdzegbm came tme. 53. w l Mariorie Shepherd, Susan Lumley, 113-5 Geneva Ball, Janet Kunze, Ann Belch- ';iE er, Alice Anderson, and Lola Seigla . .: are proud of their spring dolhas, . :9. which they made in Home E: class. gv A DC? 1: S Q. 1-Wh u Carol Evans, Charlene Thesing, Elaine Evans, and Olga De! Favero model their new dresses in 1he style show F A $111923? 4.; .JL L.MA-.-W.,.... L-.. . 9,... .. cmd- afaa :46 ammmf Wayne 8:: $1!qu 54cm: i f ,, Susan Huson, Sue Radm j ; baugh, and Rosemary , :m- - Wilson are ready for $ 2 I . ' bed with 1heir teddy : f; 1 Z bears. . 3 ,, f'. . . . dtqfc'w m3 mm! laud? meadow. . . : zzettq gMd. ; 5 3 s ? 3 I'Jh Hmmu lllllrml IHIHIIH Hm. uumn. Illlllllll Hlimm I'llllllll unnlu: nmmm HHIIIH lmruun ' lmu Hum n lllJIllIlu' hum... H'u'llln mum... IIIJIHHI. John Murgan, Bob Reed, Julia Steddom, Gail Beckett, Evelyn Brennemann, Joyce Schonner, Mary Eggers, Snnia HalfieFd, Carol Lewis, Pat Abbot, and Jim Arwood were the featured soloists al the spring Pep Concert. Mr. Samara was the director of The concert. The Art Depart- mem, under the direction of Miss Cowan, did the siage senings. 756 Pap mm: mm: a 569 dacccew! h B? Webb, Jim Harris, and Jackie Greene present their varsion of New York. New York. HHda Riesenberg, Sonia Horton, Lois WhiHon, Terry Fox, Lyn Ferris, and Wanda Adams do a dance to Yhe March of ihe Siamese Children . :7 h G. McKinney, Eh Brennemann, N. Roun- tree, 8, Wellman, Miss Ham, Mrs. Crom- well, D. Jones, J, Mefford, G. Broughton, J, Conley, and H. Sleigla gather on the stage for the Quilt and Scroll initiation ceremony. Miss Ham presenfs Vera Sresch and Glenda Anderson with their membership pins. Zadlg aw! SczaKZ haazed jaamafc'aw. Each candle being lighted by these girls stands for one of the seven obligations of fhe members of the Evelyn Brennemann presems Judy Traud with the Quill and Scroll membership card while Mrs. Quill and Scroll to the Socieiy. Malone looks on. W: a problem getting everything together for the week-end trip in BuHer State Park Kay Dallas and Ed Hunter were crowned Hobs King and Queen al the Levi Leap 3. Q ,4. 24. 466 5k Ma deadqb Mada. . . i VaJva Thomas and Barbara Pennix, new members of G.A.A,, are being pinned by Laverne Gorman and Beverly Rankin The bus driver appears puuled as he Diane KueHz, Mrs, Kuer'z, Ronnie Malone, and Mrs. Harman watch Mrs. Malone, G.A.A. sponsor, present Jane Horman her award for out- standing senior girl at 'he Motheeraughfer Banquet, which 75 sponsored by the G,A.A. each year. 2 . . . $66!: acidac'tc'ed me many mad waded! loads lhe e uipment For the Builer Tri , Doris Ferris shines Paul Ayers' shoes at the Bubble Dance after 'he G.A.A. initiation. q p vau w 'V? 7 m Dr. Fuhr, Counselor at Miami Universi'y, gave 3 Everyone enioyed the BANQUET din- speech a1 1he FOUNDERSJ DAY BANQUET in ner before he speeches. February. 5a waxy $5!!an Mr. Van HouIen and Miss Van Human pick up ihei! name 4a eaed I I I cards before the dinner. The Home Economics Department. under the supervision cf Miss Kiie and Mrs. Shamblin, The seniors sell refreshments lo the underclassmen L prepared and served rhe dinner at 1he FOUNDERS' DAY BANQUET. on SENIOR HELD DAY, K - , 7.? H. ' . .. . . : mJar ' 5476.- John Morgan. Lyn Ferris, Jo Anne Thompson, Mrs; Malone, Louise Beall, Judy Traud, Evelyn Brennemann, Sylvia Lowe, Ruben Kchankie, Bill Clark, Terry Russell, Marilyn Wellman, and Vera Svesch attend the Ohio University Journalism Workshop in June. i ?dawtaw' 94g, 766M 3w, Wmakwl The boys are cheering Richard Reese as he attempts a pole vault It looks like close compemion in a SENIOR FIELD DAY race on SENIOR FIELD DAY. The bays exchange comments about Ihe sports awards received a: lhe annual Boysl Alhletic Banquet, which is sponsored by the Pl T. A. each Mayl Eudtemwt. . With bright eyes and faces filled wilh eager anliclparlon, 1he iuniors finally recelve their class rings alter waiting many momhs, which, to Them, seemed like years. Gazing at all llmse packing cases, Miss Ham, the yearbook sponsor, is Wondering if the SYCAMORE LOGS will ever be sorted and distributed so what each person has the book with his own name on it. A? the Athletic Banquell Mrs. George Smith, Mr. George Swim, guest speakIEr and head baskeQball coach 31' We Univershy of Cincinnaii, Mr, Ross, Mrv Purdy, Mr. Denecke, Mr, Acus, and Mr. Benhase conA verse.about the trophy The Sycamore Aviators received for winning the 1955 Championship of 1he Hamilton County League ukgd, 2464662566 ?angaet, W ' l Barbara Egbert, Sally Gilson, Jack Hoenemx'er, and Jim Fenstermacher compare cm grades shortly afier receiving their reporr Cards. 6542. aa5mgton. t Arriving at Union Stationl Miss Ham, Evelyn Brennemann, Carol Ricgle, and Vera Slesch are aH set for 'hree exching days In Washington during lhe annual SENIOR TRiP. The Homecoming King, Wayne Zimmerman, and Queen, Wanda Adams are surrounded by their aHe-ndants who are, heft to righi, Bob Winn- ingham, Pat Patterson, Caihy Faris, Ed Driver, Barbara Anderson, and PhH Bake. We Maw W zememf r: The Cheerleaders, who were Bombing The Yellowfackets, were awarded the firs! prize of $15. The Thespians received second ' Terry Fox was me represemaiive on the Hoar. and Beverly Gibbs are pleased One of lhe happ'xesf moments 0? Their lives occurred when Wayne Zimmerman and Wanda Adams were crowned King and Queen 5? Homecoming. WW?! - 3 -. x The clever Idea of the G.A.A.'s float brought them 1hird prize of $5. The mpresematives on The flea? are, left To righT: Carole Henley, Alice WHson, Sonia Hatfiem, Carol Lewis, Kay Capeharr, and Judy Jones. rim of $10. Kay Dallas 74c Swim - 1 ?cawttcf game mw Me 44;-66936 entertainment dd a dance. Mr. Mart Mr. Greene, Mr. Benhase, Mr. Denecke, Nlr. Acus, Mr. Turner, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Slacy, and Mr. Van Houten consmme Vhe faculty team and managers. The kcuhy cheedeaders, Kay Dallasj Susan Huson, Jelene Taylor, Janice Baldwin, Judy Dixon, and Francis Edwards, cheer them on to victory. The faculiy gave a style show ClemonA srral'mg whal ihe wellrdressed Syca- more studen' of 'oday wears In vlle picture in Me from row are Miss Van chlen, ML Baldwin, and Mr. Bani leH. SECOND ROW: Mr. Purdy, M. C. for me siym show; Mrs. Cromwell, Miss Kile, Mrs. Mabne, Mrs. Lancasren Miss Ham, and Mrs. Gonhardt. x . xx . $oa$$x3 sivx3$$x saw x. k$. $ . 5: if . 8x mas; o . .xvx sgvieic e $t K + $ x; S S $ s S K S. S $ x S x K x e S x x 9.: tin; Kx e Se $ Escorted by Ronnie Fussner, a member of The Boosters' Clubl Betty Rfeger and Lyn Ferris, as they ere in the parade, give a cheerful smHe 1o Ihe CIOWCI. s a d w o r c e Lu w s e v a w a Vhankfu! gesiure for The many votes she received. e .n T v. b d e r o s n O P 5 Q m n o C n e e u Q n m m G e h m k. .sl- 1:1. n H e m e r e w m g 3.... R Y M. B d n a m .n e P a C Y .0 U J m m H n a 5 u 8 ha, m4 e S b o L h, N e F n v. L rm f e .h . m b lu C :5 r e 4m, o o B I. m a 2 a M mr 6 $ d w w w Iv m d M a a 7 Susan Hartar, Gridiron Queen Jane! Taybr, Esther Free, Susan Lumley, Julia Steddom. Marilyn Laker, Patr'xcia Hal- Field, Jim Harris, Gerry Dewey, Jim Yeager, Jeanne Cummings, Barbara Cox, Gail Becken, and Beverly Gibbs were one of the many groups of carolers who entertained the classes with Iheir Chrisimas carals. Dun Aikerson, David Bowen, and Ina Buffs paini a holly wreath, one of the many decorations in Their homeroom, 756 d c'u't of Stanley Phillips and Marcella Wesly are proud of IheTr white gif? ColFecfion during the Christmas season. Joan Runge, Peggy Schatzel, and Ruby Scan added to The Christmas spirit by decorating the door of Their homeroom Bene BIaney, Bob Hartley. Sharon An- derson, and Jim Harris :elebrafed the Christmas season by attending the Kandy Kane Capei's sponsored by G.A.A. Paul French, Mary Barnes, and Ruth Bnbo remember what Chris1mas means to them. heatntm zedgned Mr. Valz, band director, cunducted 'rhe band which played several selec lion: in the Christmas music program. On Me Korean batllefw'eld, Marcial played by Don Alfermeyer, pleaded wiih John, played by Harold Hamblin, '0 let him sing in the backgrcund. Kay Capehan, accompanied by the BLUE NOTES, Ed Hunter, Bob Webb, and Paul French, sang an dd Ilalian folk sung, That's Amara He Ain't Done Right by LivHe Nell was presented by Lihle Nell, Nelson Runge; Constabie. Ronald Lurke; Farmer, Ed Hunter; Noble Ned, Wayne Zimmerman; and Handsome Harry, Bab Webb. 74c armada Sendai: r?ddemay This year's show was the fourth annual Senior Assembly. The entire company assembled on Ihe stage for lhe grand finale and sang You Belong to Me-Nurnber 2, in which Dallas Daniels, Papa Bear,- Brian Freeh, Mama Bear; Walt Smith, Baby Bear; Ray Mack, Goldilocks; and Artie Dads and Bob Coven portrayed Dennis Weber, the tree, pantomimed the story of The Three Modern Bears. Behy Rieger was the Homer and Jethro, will long be remem- narrator. bered. Kac'nghz few and entedac'nment fat aa! Jo Ann Wilson and Pa! Slater, the two country girls, sang Doin H always opens the subscription campaign for the Log. Wha1 Comes NamraHy. There's Something Abou' a SYCAMORE LOG! The band furnished the music. nH-fW-I; Lv:;r -,; Diane Kueer, Janet Kunzel and Wanda Mr. Kleinschmidt explains a science j Adams enfoy learning The art of caring Anderson, andJune Clark in Hue Junior for a baby From Mrs. Kuerfz. Fhe winners of ihe Pick-up-a-Candy Wrapper contest, sponsored by the junior class. were John Schuler, BeHy Ball, and Richard Reese. 66 it a Excifed about The snow, me studems are glad Yhal school has been div missed so they can throw snowballs. A representavive uf the Unized Slates Zoorogical Unif No.1, I who presented an assembw for Sycamore, gives an ameater ' some waier while Jimmie Bustle looks on. n problem to SteHa Hannah, Juanita Marlene Vasrine, Shirley Ball, Jim Blush Bill high bquing. Murray, and Joe Karner paint murals on 1119 walls In brighten fhe reachers' lunchraom. dazWago, camgmed 1 5aMg memaiy' Bnl Clark! one of the yearbook's photogra- j phers, examines a negative in vhe dark roam. Cheering for Sycamore at the Homecoming game were several of our cheerieaders and several of vhe alumni cheerleaders. They were, leff 30 right Carole Weisbrodl, Terry Fox, BEWy mead Zimmerman, Sue Faris, Jane1 Taylor, Leslie Mavem Sherri , and Wanda Ream Fussner. FA R E w E II II . . . . . . . . . The year has bener SYCAMORE LOG. But leaving, we do not forget the Senior Class of ended. Mos! of US Will be back nexl year,- a few will sadly depart and 1956 WHO gave us this annuaI. We shall 1hink about them as They will go out into the wmid. As we leave school, we look ahead to the years to remember us. come and their promises for ngger teams, higher schufash'c averages, a X YEARIOOKS rkcl al ouull' I M W