Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

jim, Publzshed by The Senzor Class Sycamore Ohzo 7950 jnfmwnzwl We the Senrors of l95O are on the bank ready to leap off 1nto the stream called Future ln thrs future We wrll often have memorles of our past days ln Sycamore Hrqh School We Wrll have memorres of twelve years of work play sorrows and toys These have seemed hke twelve long years of mostly Work to us but 1n our future years when We look back upon our schoolday memorles We shall thlnk What happy days' We wlll drlft back to has become of all the old frrends and teachers ln thls yearbook We have endeavored to present a prcture of the present classes frlends teachers and act1v1t1es m Sycamore Hlah School May thls book be a record of some of the happenmqs of the present and each tlme We turn these pages may We drrft back for awhlle to thts present World that even now lS floatlnq us Wrth the current toward the future The Edrtor our pleasant memories here in S. H. S. and Wonder what fnntenid, Board ot Education County Superintendent Local Superintendent Principal Faculty Bus Drivers Custodian Cooks Mill' Agnafzd, nga ,5 CGIIOD Blu!! Paul mhflf Mqxc1l9 Kuncy Preszdent Vxce-Presxdent Clerk Treasurer Dule Swerlme Everett Bmxgher George Gnbben 511 ' 'IL My best wishes go with you departing seniors who separate to go individual ways in lite. Many of us feel that you are one ot the most outstanding classes to gradutae from Sycamore in a score ot years. You have often excelled in scholar- ship, athletics, and social and moral ad- justments. May your many Wishes be granted as long as they make you a better person and the world a better place in which to ive May you underclassmen carry on the high standards they have set lax aaqh DL pfwwpar Mlss Mary Tuttle Education does not end at graduation Instead it is a continuous process lasting throughout our lives The school has tried to supply a good foundation tor the be ginning The ultimate outcome will depend upon you Our sincere Wishes for your success 1n the future If l' . Q-A X If I - c M7 . 31'-U4-lfllf -uv' ,..f Harold Moorhead H K Roberson Mrs Mamane Cole Mxss Ruth Khngler Vo C1 'ne L r 'mcs Commercml Mrs Grace Wenner Mxss Eunice Slalter Fusl Grade Flrst Grade Mrs Mane Swrhari Mrs Hunan Grandslaif Thlra FO,1f'h G ade Second Graae pix 1 Rf '39 Mxss Alxce Vance Oscar Beck Ir Mclsxc Mrs Maxme Olxver Se on Grade Mr Charles Osbome S X h G fs ?' Miss lean Evans Mrs Florence Brown 1h rg Grade Mxss Manone Gregg Fourth Grade Mrs Helen Mlller Frith Grade I f f K -'.. , f f , If l A 64. it -R ,S N 2 ' X' we S K, i 1 U X , h Q Q B f ' ' x 1 if ,ff A , , - Agrlculfure Coachiond Science Soclal Sczence Enghsh-Latin ' - ' . r ' I 1 t rcde . Bun, Qfubmur, Kuaiodzhm, Knnlu, FIRST ROW Charles Osborn Paul Grummel Wirt Brown SECOND ROW Carl Swerline Paul Walter Myron Lorah Fred Case We would also be very gloomy if When We arrived at school it would be cold and d1rty We can thank our custodian Mr Shaffer tor keeping our building clean and warm each day Mn. Moyer Mn Curlls Mn Road. Wou1dn't we feel a bit gloomy if we had to walk to school every day, through the rain, snow and all kinds of weather? We can be very thankful that we have such loyal bus drivers to bring us to school each morning and take us home each day at the close of school We extend our thanks to you Mr Shaker ln the cateterla our cooks see to lt each some meals To these our cooks we also extend our thanks for their patience and endurance is satisfying our appetltes I y. Y , ll day that we are served we1l-cooked,whole- .mall K h V. 1 f all if . ,RQ 4, Fl ' rs 5 1,1 ll' Y Hs gr ri hm P! l ig. V '79 JS .J if' I ew1s Bell Loule He s not so slow as he d have have us beheve It s Just the pubhc he Wants to decewe' l obert Bell- Bob The blqqest tease m class Stlll he manages to pass Donna Bogard Donnxe Iust a home lovmq lass A cor1servat1ve member ot the class Donald Ccrrr Don He s one of our brlqhter quys And only for one qal has he so eyes!! Iunior Clingmcm Such a quiet type of guy, Not bashtul, just a bit shy. Eddie Doss- Ed Always has a bright remark Likes spooninq in the dark. I JP George Harper- Reverend With the girls he was always in dutch Because he liked to plague so much. Betty Iecm Hetzel- Curly A home in the country is what she craves, So for her hope chest she saves and saves. Gene Holman Out of our whole bunch of boys I-le's the one who ,makes the least noise. Barbara Ingersoll- Buster For clothes you couldn't find one finer, The boysall tease her when they find her. I2 L Norma Ekleberry Norm She s a witty spunky thing Sporting a great big diamond ring Chester Geary Chet lust a peppy farmer lad His share of fun he s always nad Ned Gregg JUICY Full ot spirit smiles with Joy Quite an enticing sort of boy Virginia Grdhn Gmny For everyone she has a nod Our member ot the cheering squad Ronald Konkle- Ty Got a figure like the State Patrol Arid always on the honor roll Anita Miller- Butch She s such a pretty little lass The sweetest member of our class Bonnie Miller To an impu se s Has a will that s riot concealed l he will yield Dale Moyer- Mossy Hes m there blowing and how Due to him the band s a wow' l Mary Reed Lefty One who is practical and serene Without a smile is seldom S6911 Harvey Riedel- Harve He s pretty g track meet lust look at those great big ood in the county 99. Km-is Riedel With lithesome figure and smile of pearls, She is the comeliest of girls. Iune Shook She's the quiet type of dame, Never changes, is always the same. Wade Tooley He s so qulet round the place Never IS he out of place Glen Wagner Popeye A tall athletlc chap Has hearts qom fhpplty flap Daryl Weaver He s a qulet sort of guy But round the qrrls he s not so shy Forrest Zellner He s our red head farmer boy To be wxth the cows 15 his l on y Joy Shirley Shel.I.h Shes so very shy and trim Our Golden the gym. Goddess ol R1ChGI'd Shellhouse- Dmck A pretly stud1ous sort of fellow Not the type tha t s ever yellow Donald Smlih Don The screm hc sort of chap S omeday he may be on the map Roma SW1.l1G1'l Shorty Sh e s the efhcrent type of qal Strll fmds trme to be a pal 'QR ouse- Shelly !LdCflllLfl2A. LEWIS W Bell Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track2 3 Varsrty S 4 Boys Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Class Ottrcer 2 Vrce Presrdent Operetta4 Robert Bell Annual Staff 4 Arrow Staff 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Tackl 3 4 Varsrty S 3 4 Treasurer 3 Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Lrbrarran 4 Class Play 3 Operetta 4 Donna Bogard Fl-lA l 2 3 4 Sona Leader 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Arrow Statt 3 4 Grrls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Mrxed Crorusl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Donald Carr PFA l 2 3 4 Sent1nel3 Secretary 4 Annual 4 Boys Glee C lub l 3 Mrxed Chorus 3 Schol arshrp Team l 3 4 Iuruor Clmgman FPA l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Track 3 4 Track Manaqer 3 Varslty S 3 4 Boys Glee Club l 4 Mrxed Chorus l 4 Lrbrarran 3 Operettal 4 FFA Publrc Spea rn 2 3 4 Eddle Doss PFA l 2 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent4 Arrow Staff 3 4 Qrchestra 2 3 4 PFA Publlc Speaklnq 3 Norma Ieanne Ekleberry FHA 2 Annual Stalt4 Arrow Statt3 4 Honor Socrety 4 Grrls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Lrbrarran 2 Class Offrcer l Reporter 2 Secretary Scholarshrp Team 4 Studert Coun rl 3 Hornecomrnq Queen 4 Cheerleaderl 2 3 Chester Geary FFA12 3 4 Baseballl 3 4 Trackl 3 4 Boys Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Student Counc1l 1 Ned Gregg FFA l 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Pres1dent4 Arrow Statt 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball l Track l Boys Glee Clubl 4 M1xedChorusl 4 Class Qttrcer 4 Presrdent Class Play 3 Operetta 4 Student Counc1l 4 lr Farr Board 4 FFA Publrc Speakrnq 2 3 4 Vlrguua Gnfhn PHA l 2 3 4 Pres1dent3 Parlrarnentarran 4 Annual Staff 4 Arrow Staff 3 4 Gxrls Glee Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Class Offrcer 4 Treasurer Student Counc1l 4 Cleerleader 4 George Harper FFA l 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Boys Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mrx d Chorusl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Orchestra 3 4 Band 4 Betty lean Hetzel FHA l 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Annual Stall 4 Arrow Staff 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 4 M1X9d Chorus 2 3 4 Lrbrarlan 3 4 Class Play 3 Gene Holman FFA l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Boys Glee Club l Class Play 3 Barbara Ingersoll FHA l 2 3 4 Pranrst l 2 4 Grrls Glee Club l 2 3 4 lVl1xedChorusl 2 3 4 Ronald P Konkle Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 l'lonorSoc1ety 3 4 Varsrty S 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Lrbrarran 4 Class Ottrcer l Presrdent Scholar shtp Tearn l 2 3 Student Counc1l l Amtcx M11ler FHA l 2 3 4 Annual Statt4 Arrow Statt3 4 I O I O . 1 1 1111 1111 ,, 1 . - -.,,, 1 1 1 , , . , ' I 11 11 11 ,,,. , 1 , 1111 V . 1 . , , , I 11 1 ,,,, , . t , . .. .,,,, A, - . -1 1 11 1 1 y ' . 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Y Teen 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Class Qthcer 2 Secretary Treas urer Class Play 3 Qperetta 4 Homecomxnq Queen Attendant l Camlval Queen 3 Bonme Mxller FHA l 2 3 4 Secretary 3 State Pres1dent 3 Annual Staff 4 Arrow Staff 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Y Teen2 3 4 V1cePres1dent Glrls Glee Club 3 4 lvllxed Chorus 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 Class Qttlcer 2 3 4 Reporter V1ce Pres1dent Be porter Class Play 3 Operetta 4 Homecommq Queen Attendant 2 Cheerleader 3 Carnlval Queen 2 Dale Moyer Annual Staff 4 Arrow Stall 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 VGIS1lY S 2 3 4 Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus l 2 3 4 L1brar1an 4 Class Play 3 Qperetta 4 Student Counc1l 2 3 4 V Pres1dent 3 Pres1dent Mary Reed FHA l 2 3 4 V Pres1dent 4 Annual Staff 4 G1rls Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 Harvey Rxedel. Ir Annual Staff 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Basektball l 2 3 4 Track l 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Vars1ty S 2 3 4 Pres1dent Boys Glee Club l 2 Mxxed Chorus l 2 Class Qfflcer V1ce Pres1dent l Pres1dent 2 Secretary 3 Class Play 3 Scholarshtp Team 2 3 Student Counc1l 1 2 Kans Rxedel Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 P H A Shuley Shellhouse FHA l 2 3 4 Annual Statf4 Arrow Staft3 4 Honor Soclety 4 Y Teen 2 Lrbranan 4 Class Qfflcer 4 Secretary Homecomlnq Queen Attendant 3 4 Carnlval Queen 4 Drck Shellhouse FPA 1 2 3 4 Sent1nel4 Baseball 2 Boys Glee Club l 3 M1xed Chorus l 3 Iune Shook FHA 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Donald Smnh Annual Staff 4 Arrow Stall 3 4 Edrtor 3 4 Honor SOC1SlY 3 4 Camera Club 4 Pres1dent Boys Glee Club 1 2 4 M1XGd Chorus 1 2 4 Class Qfftcer 3 4 Presxdent 3 V Pres1dent 4 Class Play 3 Scholarsh1p Team 3 Qperetta 4 Student Counc1l 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Roma M Swllldff Annual Staff 4 Ed1tor Arrow Staff 3 4 Honor SOC19lY 3 4 Y Teen 2 3 4 Reporter 2 Sec retary 3 Pres1dent 4 Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Qthcer 3 Treasurer Class Play 3 Scho1arsh1p Teaml 2 3 4 Qperetta 2 4 Student Counc1l 2 4 Secretary 2 4 Cheerleader l 2 3 Car n1val Queen 1 Wade Tooley FPA l Boys Glee Club 1 2 Class Play 3 Qperetta l Glen Wagner FFA l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Vars1ty S 3 4 Daryl Weaver FFA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 3 4 Sentlnel 2 Baseball 3 4 Track l 3 4 Vars1ty S Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 lvl1XedChorus2 3 Class Play 3 Qperetta l Student Counc1l 4 Forrest Zellner Ir FFA 1 2 3 4 Trackl Boys GleeClubl 2 3 Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 Qperetta l I I ll I I 1 II l I' , . 'IIIl IIII 11,- Il ll I I ' , 1, ,, ll I I I - ' ' . . . ' , , , , . ' . ,. ,. . , .1- V ll ll n - ' 1 llll ' ,. ..., ,, . . I . 1 1 11 'I' fill 1 IIII -' ' . 11 111 1 ' ' M' dCh 1234L'b' 34Cl 4,0 ht 123443 d4P .d lxe orus,,,,1rar1an,, ass , rc es ra , , , , an , rest ent. , , ,,,, 1. . - -- H 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' I l . Q ' --f 1 1 1 1 , ,,,, . I I Il I' III I' 'I ' I . I . .,,.,34 l,2,3,4. ., 1. , . ...,11l 1 11 I 1 I I ' , , . .,,,,, , It was my great pleasure to be able to attend a convention of all inmates paroled from the Sycamore School in the year 1950. I took my pencil in hand and while walking through the crowd, took down a report of the following people. The first of the parolees I encountered was BOB BELL,'who is now employed as Assistant Coach at Salem High School, since the coach of '50 developed high blood pressure BARBARA INGERSOLL who was started a pet shop and is using Io Io her pet dog as an example of what kind of a pet not to have GLEN WAGNER is a retired Navy man who now owns his own boat line Tne Hinkle Dinkle Boat Line NORMA EKLEBERRY IS now employed as stewardess on one of her husband s air lines LEWIS BELL IS a partner in the Bell Belt B ll Hunkl warper Ditchrng and Baby Sitting Serv ice ROMA SWIHART HANNAM is employed by the government sitting on eggs to keep the prices down DALE MOYER is still selling magazines in order to get through college DON CARR a former classmate won the Indianapolis Speedway race in DIS souoed up Model A Ford last summ r SHIRLEY SHELL HOUSE IS c 11ef mechanic for her famous hus band s ra ing car S ie keeps both Don and the car in rretty goocf shape T ree little Carrs Crosley Austin and Ieep compose trie rest of the family CH T EARY cr f of polrc ID a lar 1 to 1 H finds that s ' e only way he ca 1 v lat traffic laws and get away witl 1t ED DOSS em, 'oy d in Detroit as a test driver c Q 1 auto manu acturer He wrecks ti cars a a t as tn y an produce them IR CLINGMAN nofv a full fledged barber has a v ry mt rest ng collecion of ears and c 1 cr w cuts M RY REED s a b a 1 a K1 and r Bct aor aks :rv oris 'radooy WAD TOOLEY cr GEN HOLVIAN are NW r t on g I Ba L, co ri Co aiy 1 s s ally po 1'1 DON SMITH is now a full fledged Doctor. Most of his patients are women. We don't know if they come to see the Dr. or his fine collection of Winchesters. BETTY IEAN HETZEL MURRAY has been busy plowing land, since Ralph has to take time out to listen to lohn's Other Wife, his favorite radio serial. NED GREGG is a iockey at the Old Nag Race Track lncidentally Ned won his one hundredth straight race VIRGINIA GRIFFIN is recovering from a ong siege of pneumonia due to over exhaustion from swimming the English Channel GEORGE HARPER IS a chemist and has in vented a new fly spray that paralyzes but doesn t kill them BONNIE MILLER and ANITA MILLER were there with their new Cadillac convertibles that some r1ch man had left to them in his last will and testament RONALD KONKLE has iust received his Doc tors Degree and will soon assume the Presi dency of a large State University DICK SHELLHOUSE and DARYL WEAVER are still in a rut the last I heard they were still making those trips to Melmore IUNE SHOOK who never cared much for Civics certainly surprised us as she went in for civil reform She reformed her town tackled the county and then the state Now she IS down at Washington telling things to Congress DONNA BOGARD who always had a fond ness for cl ickens calves and baby baa baas is happily married and living on the farm She is also caring for several wt o as babies boo hooed KARIS RIEDEL IS tri c arge of t e cafetera of a large rndustrial olant S1 plans soon to give up feeding many 191 and ttl down to one FORREST ZELLNER IR IS part of tie back the country s backbone tell rre what is ntl tbtnttr lastmmbro e class HARVEY RIEDEL IR THE INVENTOR will retire early firmly entrench d on Ea y Street by t e sale of h s patent steoladd r which is warrant d 'rev r to kr k up and t ro J an inno ent climb r A I I I If ll I 1 1 1 I A n I X I I . , . . . , . . l , I l . . . 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Karis Riedel, ' 'E Chester eary, Lewis Bell, Drck Shellhouse Ned Gregg Gene Holman such Forrest Zellner Donald Carr Don Smrth Vxrqlma Gnttm Norma Ekleberry Harvey Rredel Eddle Doss my George Harper Dale Moyer Bob Bell Ronald Konkle Iumor Clmgman Daryl Weaver, Wade Tooley, - Glen Wagner. , . 6 ' - .,,, , 1 f- ,. ., . ,z .ty 'J 111 1 3' 1 , I' 1 ' 1 1. . '. I .l I' I D I'f1'1. - V . . . . I vvvy H-. ,K I .V 712, ,k,. 7 fat. . .1-Vi, 1. fginr, 111 11.1fz1::.t ., .1 . .. .. 1,1 LQ I ' ., 2.1, 11 1. L 1 'W l A IA' I ' ' 11.1 4,1111 :1 Barbara Ingersoll. , iz 41, :yy ' f:'1y 1.171111 1 1 1 - I 1: ' 1: ' 1. 1, 1 lt 1: : :zum 1,t 1y.1g1 1: C533 mill, my ,Ip II- QU, t 1 1, 1 1 V I . W1 tn, al 1 ' t 17 ll 'lfllflf K CIW 12 WE, ::ii1y Iiffwi SlflIlf'll1Il u trl l l' r I ts 1w,f.t lf. If. . .N lily. :KI A IA-.x1Gyf1An- 1 . zzty It ' rp 1 '1 xiii ' I I Il I, lr M W I -t1 . , - , .1, fig.: 4 3 A- - L54 ,514 1 , , :,.Q.' z, 1 1115 ijm-,1:1r1i:j Q I my 1 1 ,,1. gi, 1 1. zz, 1. Ll ,111 141 .Q 1A1,:.- Q ,I I V, My I , I . rt ,, I' u 1 1 FIRST ROW: Dorothy Landis, Gertrude Miller, Arlene Sclze, lane Anderson, Doral Ann Althouse Cf-ne'fQe'1e T.f'Qer:no'1, Phyllis Hartschuh. IIITQQIJL li fffrss hvans, Betsy Caves, Vera lloxideshell, if an llannim, Marlene Vcllzrner ?l.y..gs hi- 'Q tner Rieflol. 'fiilfifl RQ :pnald Balrack, liarcll Culver, lflonna Lee Earns, Zigenf- Ciriilin, Craig l-1.e'iel Q-fry fl.. 'f L 11-Jin Karcher. Klan, UL C5 Those Noon Study Halls Class Officers Pr-9SlClS-Til ................. ROI'1CIld BCIlZJCOCli Chemistry Class Vice President. . . . .Harold Culver Secretary ....... . . . lerry Moore Treasurer. . . . . . Craig Riedel Reporter ......... . . lune Anderson Siudeni Council. . . . . .Phyllis Riedel Edwin Karcher FIRST ROW: Patricia Griffin, Marilyn Marquart, Geneva Smith, Marie Reed, Donna Berkheimer, Annabelle Stover, Anqeletie Droll, loan Wyss, Lydia Kirby. SECOND HOVK: Ralph Slielt, Donald Gregg, iohn Hudqins, lane Williams, loyce Zellner, Ioan Dunlap, Eriza Bell, Hazel Hannam, loan Shook, Larry Landis. THIRD HOW: lflr. Roberson, Wayne Fadley, Bill Boqard, Bob Secoy, Albert Howell, Bud Wall, Don Hannum, Norman Mezzqar, Leo Reed, Everett Hushour, Kenny Moran, Duane Coriman. Klaim, UL 5 Biology Class Class Officers mm,-,,io,, Memories President ................... Enza Secretary. . . . . loan Du Treasurer ........ .. . Don Han Siudeni Council. . . . . .Hazel Han Reporter ........ . . Bob Se RQT R lames Brller Allen Karcher Marrlyn Smrth lflar an Eve hart Cara Lee Burdae rre C a y La Von Droll Fran es pwrna 'lar a Qchryer Bc vn G ary Frank tn Holman Ruh N e l r y ans rn 1 ran RJ s Ronald n Caro Ann Cuulr Carol Mrller Larry Rce ' ayne .nc ze lm ss Va r Trl rr Edwrn Karcher Wayne Dutcher Car yn Rredel lla l ne Harter Ruth ver 1 Karl Kelly Mrlir J B w rc Iarrs Coffman Marlorre Klan, UL 5 Lunch-In the Cafeteria J Class Officers President ................ . . WGYH9 Solze Home Economics Class Vice President. . . . . .Carl Kelley Secretary ..... .... R uth Riedel Treasurer. . . . . . . .Carol A. Grubb Reporter .......... . . . lean Grady Student Council. . . . .lohn Bell , . FLFST ROW: Charles Sprau, Ronnie l-liil, Billy Burks, lerry Hostermari, Richard Shellhorrx, Lowell .f..yley, Gary Gregg, Qionald Rioflel. NHCQZND ROW: .frxrley lianngrrr fifary f :r'g, Sarah Kf-fy lfrlfirefl Krioth, Eleanor Hetzel, Sandra T. .rgtzzin-r, Irene Ifyss, Carolyn Ej'...:,' rger, Alice Lee Cmigrtian, Carolyn l.fg:Ginms. Tfllixfb HOW: l.fz Fefiz, limrriy St:l.zyff l.::i1i1a Kelly, Delires Riedel, Dorothy Ward, Lois Ann liri :Um l, horiiazn- fin,-i1.l, Louise M:QQ::riot1, lviaxirie Berks, Mary Lois Grandstaif, Raymond Von . , ,,. .1,,, il FCQIE-.Iii ,n Sheri, lounnf Grrrim, Fiber: Oh., Allen Corfman, Tom Moler, loe Dunlap, Er.. me lei, Terri ,. ,.., dzzis, lwopezt l.1cVay, Marlin Weaver, Gene Von Blori, Richard Balliet. flllfli Doing Board Work Class Officers Iusl Pals President ..................... lrene Wyss Vice President ..... . . ,Alice Lee Cliriqmari Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . . Shirley l-larmurri Reporter .......... .. Corolyri Stillberqer Student Council .... .... G erie Von Blori FIRST ROW: Dickie Moler, Keith Burks, Iimmy Marquari, George Maclclina, lr., George Noqqle, Larry ll','J'J ll, frlin Hiller, lolin Evgklr, Hobby Landis. .'ElCfDlJlD EALTDYJ: lf- E-.ny 'lay.Qr, Kay Slmnan, Ruth Ann Cortman, Lucille Sprau, Carol Harris, Flxilh laxn.s-in, Sylvlx gnf,-r illiirir-y lfvanafi, Deane Davis, Phyllis llepgzerly. 'l'lElf'.IJ I-JUW: fir-:afl ., J'l lll!if7, lflarvxif- lrlil.er, Dials Sliuqlc, Maxine 'Williams Clrxrlafte Goolrnzin, ffl .'J.r. Xt-.inf I, lfzy Fizz ,z lI'11n:,1 'flgl ffyrne Plc: 'iisf-nliar, Francis Tsfplirrzen, Mr. lvlwtrlieatl. l -Dill-I fill I-.iD'fJ: li :,+ Iii lil L: zsgli, llifll'Ii'l Hannarn, Kenneth El-:lf-luerry, lllariffrie l!Ierlie, Shirley C l.if,n'z, Mr-Iva Zellner, l-.riyziipiiri Er.:l5ir,rf.i, Ronnie T. Miller, Phillip GrLii,li, Beverly .5lio.lhouse, Nancy Corfriiari. 5 5-'win' Our Christmas Party Class Officers One ol our classes President ..................... Diane Davis Vice President ............. Donald l-lannarn Secretary-Treasurer ..... Beverly Snelliouse Reporter ........... ........ I ann Biller Student Council. . . . . .Shirley Montz 9md'L.SbL r N - H ll. lflnb r f-trv, I. Eve-than, L. Bell, K. lvlartln, A. lfllfvflefl, R. Grandslali. . U, Mo... , 5,-fx.-b . . . L l.- JJ- ., fn. ,. . Geary D. Egg lvl-'7 11'x '- lr ...C .C .. .. l,l A,O i H .1r'. 4- ' . Eangooz, A,Srm1ll, lJl.Taylor, S. Kelly,l. lvloorheaj, l, lwlaslcey, S. Grady, f-J--rm: At ll. Ccrirnan B, Bmlqiord, C. Coffman, B. Breyley, L, Bare, N, Nelsler, '-lf-'Cf' G lynn Sora B. Muller, D. Granflsiali, JMD-.. ., , l UV 74 V' , arlclxng, D. Taylor: YJ. lylahcney, L. Noqqle, G. Vlxlllams, I. Riedel, E. Wilson, ..., I Ward, lvl, E. Cross, B. Gmqery, l. Fllllnaer, C. Holman, C. l, Osborn. F T 'ROW Q fn, R Q ea S Cm h Nl Ma qrai B Corifnan R Secoy 'l' K Moyer 'XID VO e e Ny C O F Bon E McDermott s J la e G Go 'De moll K Ts ha en Shade Hwy, Hzzadvf Jam FIRST F.G'w'f: P, Brrflqeiord, I. McGinnis, Pr. Hosterrnan, I.. Bell, D. Hawkins, D. Grubb, V. C-,xrIis, M. Reed, D. Nersler, V. Rrefiel, R. Wagner. SECOND ?.'1l'.': Ei. IJQEQLSY1, I. Heize-I, E. Cannor, I. Greqq, I. Norrrs, S. W'aIter-3, M. Pence, M. Babcock, ii. Brrigixi, Q. Gregg. G. Gnryben, B. I. Kear, N. Osborn, H. Sprau, B. Hrll. THIRD ROY'-'1 F.. ':'frl5',n, D. F.re'ieI, E, Rmsner, D. Dunlap, E. Cramer, P. Shellhiasf, I.. TA. Baugher, C. Taylsr, V. Hag D. Hogs, G. Alexander, S. Lrnxnqer, I. Gregg, G. Goodman, C. 'vV'.li'3rfi, Pr. Noqfgle, D. Ward. FOURTH HOW. Mrs. Swrhart, I. Boqard, D. Fadley, G. Kinney, D. Bare, E. Hechsenhar, E. Dxrtiher, D. Wolirurn, N. Burkhart, C. Coriman, C. Mercer, D. Miller, T. Riede1,R. Stover, I. Iones, M155 Greqq. 'raw G 4 fi J 'fu rarns L Von Elon I Babcock N Har schah C G cz Y C D are 3 F P -A, D re yn S45 N We r A 3 New. n Jv 4 re y N rs S S Y ye K E Srnrb L A 'FS s N ,I N Drr nde r HMMJ Hnadfb Jwn FlP.QE'T YiC'J.7: D. Sprast, C. Solze, N. Adarns, K. Ccrtman, H. Shook, L. Sherman, B. Taylor, G. lidlictcl, Tfelierd. SECCND HCCJ: K. Mahoney, I. Taylor, S, Curlls, H. Hellman, I. Orewrler, I. Orewrler. I, Iarnrson, S. CJrnpl.e1,. S. Alexan ner, S. Beard, R. Kelly, I. Mrller, I. Brller. TlllRD RCW: K. Conner, W. Moorhead, D. Ol'xl, R, Pence, P. Hcnsberqer, C. Slornan, H. Bdusman, S. Rredel, I. l-lgztord, I. BL-rtler, C. Srnxth, L. Burkhart, lvl. Lloudeslrell. FOUHIII ROW: lflrs. Olrver, I. Cochenonr, M. Babcock, D. Slrellhorn, C. Hushour, I. Shelllftouse, R. llarl,r...r, Ei. Vance, B. Sours, K. Nrebel, D. Secoy, I. Spellerberq, F. Bakies, K. Rledel, lvlrs. Grandstatt. ABSENT: S, Alexander, D Heavlln, L. I-lrll, C. Riedel, M. Riedel. FIRST ROW T Babcock L Grady I Srnrth lvlanqus 'I' Walton 'M Wagner B Burks R Cose L nyaer I Sevart Q CONID O C I NN artel I Hor ck Q Bel C K Carr I Brrqlrt N I Drnxnqer P Conner leer S Crn lc I Res C Sowcrs I Lrt le FC G e Swcr ne C Ftredel R K A D Dunlap B Herlman E Gocdrran B K ar f Innes B Krno R Gccdrnan D bare A ams P lvlrller FOURIH LOW L Qlnaiter B Waron F Krnney D Lrnrnqer lvl Mrll r K y B G3 r N Vflcss C P edel S E Cortrnan R Shatter C Reed C No rxs D Anleteld B mlm D lleavrn L Weber Hlwwlff Una Sycamore ........ 1 Scutch . . . . . 19 Sycamore. . . .... 21 Harpster . . . . . 10 Sycamore . . .14 Nevada . . . . . . 5 Sycamore.. . . . 7 Wharton ... ... 4 Sycamore. . . .... 22 Eden . . . . . . 1 Sycamore . . 9 Salem . . . . . 6 Sycamore . . O Lykens . .. . . . 3 Sycamore SEASON'S RECORD FIRST ROW: C. Geary CF, D. She11house SB, D. Weaver CF, B. Bell SS, H. Riedel SS, K. Moran P. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roberson, R. Babcock P, L. Bell RF, G. Wagner RF, L. Reed P, E. Karcher, Manager. THlRD ROW: D. Moyer LF, H. Culver LF, C. Riedel lB, D. 1-lannum 213, R. Konkle LF, B. Bogard C. In the fall of 1949 the Wildcats ot Sycamore High School opened the baseball season on September 7 with Scutch, a very aggressive and ambitious ball club, as its opponent. The Wildcats lost this first game 19 to 1, but from there on the boys hit their stride and had a winning team ending the season with 6 'wins and 2 losses. ln the league they Won the second place trophy and the right to play in the District Tournament this spring. .. 9 Marsei11es . 4 a6'aa.elvalL :IN- kv-.-,s X X X , 'fs if iii' wf .. ' . ,... FIRST ROW: Bill Riedel, Ierry Hosterman, loe Dunlap, Leon Shell, Donald Hannum, Tom Moler. SILCOND RCW: Vaughan Shell, George Noqqle, Bobby Landis, Iohn Biqler, Chuck Sprau, Gerald Swerline, Lowell Breyley, Mr. Shell. 'l'l'llRD ROW: Gene Von Blon, Marlin Weaver, Raymond Bridqford, Tom Williams, Richard Balliet, Ronald Miller. Under the coaching of Sup't. Shell the Iunior High boys played a schedule ot six games last fall. Some ot the boys had played ball during the summer and were eaqer to see what they could do aqainst other lunior Hiqli Teams. lflfhen the ball season ended tive wins were recorded aqainst one loss. Some of these boys will undoubtedly be seen on the Varsity Baseball team when L- next tall rolls around. VX 4-Y' .. 1 'S' , 7 , S vzxs, 4 S, S i. SCHEDULE 5 -N 4- Sycamore ....... l3 Nevada . . . Sycamore . .27 Eden. . . . Sycamore . . 12 Lykens. . . Sycamore ....... l3 Nevada . . . Sycamore . .24 Lykens. . . Sycamore. .. . . 9 Scutcn . . . B' 1... ov pn SEATED: Dale Moyer, Ronald fioricet Harvey Riedel lr., Glen Vfagner, Bob Bell. if'YAICDlfIG: Cljfli RH V isfn F.'.:i.i.q itoizfcgkz, Donald Hannurn, Craig Riedel, Bill Bogard, Lewis Bell, and llama yor iliwin Kdrclier. With the thoughts of the successful finish of the basketball season the previous year still lingering, the l949-50 squad began the season witii the same determination that inspired them before. This determination continued through- out tne season and this squad under the eX- cellent ccacning of Robby Roberson brought Scnool oi the finest to Sycamore High baskctball records it gias ever zgad. lflany games of the ll gainff schedule were exciting and a few were very close but perhaps lin? one tiiat stands out our ininds is the league ganie with Salem. Tziis garzie played on the Sycamore Hardcourt before an overflowing crowd drew countywide atiention due io Saiern's past record. Friday the tiiirteentgi was the day and it was the thirteenth game of the season for each team. Sycamore won this game, defeating Salem for the first time in seven years. During Christmas Vacation an Invitational Basketball Carnival was held here. Mt. Corey- Rawson, New Riegel, and Leesville, teams that seemed to be outstanding in tlieir respective counties, were invited to rartzciraie. Sycamore ,von this tcurnarrient and a trophy for tie school. The Sycamore basketball teaiii firiisied the regular season undefeated arid '.-:exit on to win the County Tournament. Entering the District Tournament as the top seeded team we won our first garre frorii the Hurori County Cham- pions, New Haven. Qur next gariie wiiicii was our last was with Sulphur Springs wiio de- feated us in what was called an upset . For six boys, Dale Moyer, Harvey Riedel, Bob Bell, Ronald Konkle, Glen Wagner and Lewis Bell this was the finish of their high school basketball careers. Glen and Bob who were the high point men, Ronald and Dale who played such stellar defensive ball as well as garnering points when needed, Harvey who nearly always got the tip off and Lewis who did his best wiienevrr needed, will be greatly missed. All were stellar perforriiers arid Coach Roberson will have his problems in trying to fill their shoes for the coming year. fb H Rreomf IF G WAGHFR COA: SEASON'S RECORD Sycamore ......... 53 Lylcens .... ..... Sycamore ........ 69 Marseilles ......... Sycamore ......... 80 Eden ..... ..... Sycamore ......... 53 Melmore . . . . . . . . Sycamore ........ 76 Nevada ........... Sycamore ........ 69 Old Fort .......,.. Sycamore ......... 46 McCurcnenville .... Sycamore ......... 5l Wharton .......... Sycamore ........ 44 Mt. Corey-Rawson . . Sycamore ......... 44 Leesville .......... Sycamore ......... 31 Harpster . . . . . . . . Sycamore ........ 52 Lykens .... ..... Sycamore ........, 47 Salem ............ Sycamore ........ 42 Marseilles ......... Sycamore ........ 53 Attica ...... ..... Sycamore ........ 58 Eden . . . . . . . . Sycamore ......... 55 Brown .... ..... Sycamore ........ 66 Melmore .......... Sycamore ........ 68 Nevada ........... Sycamore ......... 57 McCutcnenville .... Sycamore ........ 52 Forest ............ COUNTY TOURNAMENT Sycamore ........ 69 Nevada ........... Sycamore ........ 63 Eden ...... ..... Sycamore ........ 45 Salem ............ DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Sycamore ......... 48 New Haven . . . Sycamore ......... 41 Sulphur Springs . . . FN FW 6 sow O'X Ygri fi ' 4 -. R.K0NKW P3 6 55 B.BEN 'I S U 3 n E -5 9 5' g.. '. Q, X 7 - , 2 1 Hs 'Ui FIRST ROW: lerry Moore, Ronald Babcock, Craig Riedel, Donald Hannctm, Bill Bogard, Harold Culver, SECOND FiC'w'.': fflr. Roberson, lohn Bell, Carl Kelly, Albert Howell, Bud 'Wall, Bob Se-Coy, Leo Reed, Bob Shock. The Sycamore Reserve Team oi l949-5U has more than lived up to the marks set by teams of previous years in playing a schedule of nineteen tough games and bowing to its opponents only once, the very last game ot the season. Trio boys on this squad were groomed to take the place next year of the boys lost from tire varsity tzxis year by graduation. The prospects for the ensuing year are excellent and we stand in hopes of realizing a scoring machine tigat will maintain the standard set by tne Varsity this year. SCHEDULE Sycamore ........ 33 Lykens . . Sycamore ........ 43 Marseilles .... Sycamore ........ 36 Eden .... Sy carnore .... . .35 Melmore .. Sycamore .... . .33 Nevada . . . Sycamore ........ 55 Old Fort ..... Sycamore .... . .EU McCutchenville Sycamore .... . .35 Vfnarton .... . Sycamore ........ 35 Harpster . . . Sycamore ........ 38 Lykens . . . Sycamore ........ 26 Salem . . . . Sycamore ........ 38 Marseilles .... Sycamore ........ 40 Attica . . . . Sycamore .... . .51 Eden . . Sycamore ........ 27 Brown . . . . Sycamore Sy amore Sycamore Sycamore Melmore ..... Nevada McCutchenv1lle Forest -if -. 3-jf 1 eu: ' - Q. xv A Cl, . AXYL l FlRST ROW: I. I-losterman, D. Harmurn, L. Shell, M. Weaver, G. VonBlon, V. Shell. SECOND ROW: G. Swerline, R. Balliet, A. Corfman, R. Miller, L. Breyley, Mr. Shell. The lunior High Basketball team under the direction of Mr. Shell enjoyed a very successful season with a record of 23 Wins and l defeat. This unusually large schedule gave the boys an opportunity to gain experience that will help them the next four years. Mr. Shell deserves a lot of thanks for taking his time and giving the boys this opportunity. A lunior High Tournament was held and the final game was played at the final game of the County Tournament. ln this game Sycamore defeated Salem 48 to l5 and thereby won the trophy for Sycamore. iball SCHEDULE Sycamore 38 Marseilles ..... 28 Sycamore 55 Eden .......... 32 Sycamore 45 Hopewell Sycamore 42 Eden .......... 25 Loudon ...... 24 Sycamore 29 Holmes Liberty .l9 Sycamore 3l Marseilles ..... l7 Sycamore 3U Melmore ....... 25 Sycamore 48 Mifflin Kirby .... l7 Sycamore 29 McCutc1ienville. l9 Sycamore 28 Nevada ........ 28 Sycamore 40 Tiffin St. losepl1.22 Sycamore 22 Carey .....,... 2l Sycamore 38 Vfharton ......, l8 Sycamore l8 McCutchenville. l5 Sycamore 4l Nevada ........ 28 Sycamore 27 Carey ......... 24 Sycamore 32 Lykens . . . . . .l3 Sycamore 82 Melmore ....... 22 TOURNAMENT Sycamore 28 Carey .... . . .35 Sycamore 29 McCutchenville. 18 Sycamore 5l lJ,v7l1C.TlOl'l ....... l8 Sycamore 32 Marseilles ..... 24 Sycamore 58 Tiffin St. loseph.4l Sycamore 48 Salem ......... 15 BB luwu SXTY YXGH T TEAM qi 1 , ,, . W-1-L-D.c-p,-1.5 - ' 0. 1116 ' Yxes e SUQ YE bxwk BTEBM E FIRST ROW: Bob Secoy, Chester Geary, Harvey Riedel, Ir., Bob Bell, Daryl Weaver, Ierry Moore. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roberson, Dale Moyer, Glen Wagner, Donald Hannum, Ronald Konkle, Bill Boqard, Edwin Karcher. The hoarse voice of the announcer . . . the crack of the starter's gun . . . the crunch of cinders as the runners pass by . . . the cheering crowd . . . strained muscles . . . flushed faces . . . that last ounce of energy as the tape is broken are all signs that the track season is in full swing. The 1949 track squad developed very Well under the leadership of Coach Roberson. As We did not have a track team the previous year we started at the bottom and Worked up. Al- though We had no outstanding individuals on the team we were able to give our opponents some competition and even though we did not win a first place in the County Meet We did place second in the meet. Many of these Same boys are back with us this year and among them is Harvey Riedel who was high point man on the squad last year. With their continued effort we hope to Win some firsts and have another successful season. fmclf, J FTEFT POW: Gecrae Harper Ffirrest Zellner, Daryl Weaver, Dcnald Carr, Ned Gregg, Eddie Doss, Glen 'ffaqner Dick Sli-oline :sa Harold Culver. YECCISD P.C'.'f: Ile z D.1'.'f1I'l G35 ry, liarclrl Sglizyer Dick Shook Dcnald Gregg, Karl lk-,ly Duane -PIII gn f '-1 P211 zz ras '.'.'f:yri-f Q ,ze Qazzy Lfe Fred, Rcnald Waigner. TEIFD F.C'.'.': lffrner Pg-i 73- .zzifzri :ze Grzzfzrt, 'fran l.l - - fzzer, Qeo Reed, Chesier Geary, l OFFICERS President ................ Vice-President ...... Secretary ........... . Assistant Secretary ...... Treasurer ........... . Assistant Treasurer .... . Reporter ............ . . Sentinel. .. .. Adviser. . . . . unzsr Clinqrnan, 1 :..l Paul, Hag Ei ' l .:, Frank lioln n, Ronald lvlilier, Berlyn Geary. Our local PPA. Cliapter lias placed liiqn in the rnany activities in which it has participated. ln tlie County Public ieakina Contest, Ned Greqq placed iirst and in tlie district Sr ccntffst, second. ln tiie Parliamentary Procedure contest, the llQiQCf'SGIllCl' Tearn received a tirst place ratina and the Presl.nian-Sopl1ornore Tearn a second place ratina, Syca- niore Cliapter ranked third in the County Pest Hunt Contest. T-.e PPA. organized its own basketball tearn made up ot lscys get iflayina Varsity Basketball. Tiiis tearn played rnany iziterr. stinq qaines. . . Ned Gregg . . Eddie Doss . . . Donald Carr .Forrest Zellner . . Glen Wagner . .Harold Culver Daryl Weaver Dick Sliellliouse . Mr. Moorhead jutwm 171.217 FIRST ROW: La Von Droll, Carolyn Riedel, Barbara lngersol, Dorothy Landis, Nancy Coldren, Ruth Miller, Bonneita Yentzer, lean Grady, Marian Everhart, Francis Swihart. SECOND ROW: Mariorie McDermott, Arlene Foize, Carol Miller, Donna Berkheimer, Marilyn Marquart, Anita Miller, lane Vfilliams, lean Hannum, Vera Houdeshell, Bonnie Miller, Shirley Shellhouse, Cara Lee Burdqe, Mrs. Cole. The Pl-l.A. club has been quite active this past year. During the summer months they raised money by having an outdoor social. An exhibit was planned and displayed at the County, State, and Community Fairs. Our part ot the lnstitute program was a skit portraying the story ot Peter Rabbit. We presented a minstrel in cooperation with the PPA. tor our assembly program. Our annual F.F.A,-F.H.A. Parent, Son and Daughter Banquet was held April l4. During the year we helped serve several dinners, care for children at P.T.A. meetings and also observed National F.H.A. Week. President ...... Vice President. W W. e Secretary. . . . . Treasurer .... Reporter. . . Historian ...... Song Leader. . . Assistant .... Pianist ...... Assistant ...... Club Mother. . . em ,, .va-'M OFFICERS . . . . Phyllis Riedel .......Mary Reed . . .Betty lean Hetzel . . . Vera Houdeshell EnzaBell . . . . loan Dunlap Parliamentarian .... . .. Virginia Griffin . . .Donna Bogard lane Williams .. Barbara lngersol . . . Carolyn Riedel .. .Mrs. Frank Bell FIRST ROW: B. Miller, D. Carr, D. Moyer, R. Swihart, V. Griffin. SECOND ROW: N. Ekleberry, D. Bogard, B. f-letzel. S. Shellhouse, D. Smith, A. Miller, Miss Tuttle, M. Reed. THIRD ROW: G. Wagner, H. Riedel, B. Bell. The Sihis Staff has been very busy this year getting our annual ready tor publication. On Feb. 7, the entire Senior Class met at school, then departed in groups to various towns and vicinities, Where we strove to sell as many annual ads as We possibly could. This accomplished, we started Working to make the 1950 STHTS the best annual ever put out at Sycamore High. Under the very able supervision ot Miss Tuttle, we feel that we have reached our goal. This has been a lot of work, but there has been fun mixed with the work, and We hope that everyone who reads our l95U Sll'llS will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. STAFF Editor ..... ....... . .. Roma Swihari Assistant .......... ....... D on Carr Business Manager .... . . .Dale Moyer Literary Editor ..... .... A nita Miller A Assistant ........ .... l unior Riedel Sales Manager ........ ........... G len Wagner Advertising Manager ........ Norma lean Ekleberry Sports Editor ....,...... ............... B ob Bell Assistant ............ ........ S hirley Shellhouse Photographers ........... Don Smith, Donna Bogard Typists: Bonnie Miller, Mary Reed, Betty Hetzel, Virginia Griffin. Clif dfuww FIRST ROW: Bonnie Miller, Donald Carr, Doral Ann Althouse, Donald Smith, Rorna Swihart. SECOND ROVV: Norrna Ek.e::erry, Donna Bogard, Shirley Shellhouse, Betty lean I-letzel, Ned Gregg, Eddie Doss, Dale Moyer Any: ffiiiler, Bob Boll, Virginia Griffin, Miss Khngler. The ARROW stall has been a busy organization this year. Every two weeks the students, faculty, and community have received a well-written and nicely-printed school paper. The S-i-nior Staff has had the rnapor share ot responsibilityg however, t:.e luniors have edited two issues in preparation of next years work. Both lunior and Senior Statts took part in an assembly program in March. The luniors went to a lournalisrn Convention at Bowling Green in April. We hope that everyone has enjoyed tlie ARROW this year and hope that next year's statt will enioy working on the school paper. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ........ Don Smith Ass't. Editor ...,... Edwin Karcher Business Manager .... Dale Moyer Assistant. . . Feature. .Ani . . . . . Ronald Babcock Circulation ............. Bob Bell Shirley Shellnouse Assistants. . ....... Craig Riedel Harold Culver Activity. . . ....... Don Carr Assistant. . . ..... Horner Riedel Literary .... .... B etty lean Hetzel Assistant. . . . . Phyllis l-lartschuh ta Miller, Eddie Doss Assistants. . . . . . lane Volkrner Dorothy Landis Girls' Sr orts ...... Virginia Griffin Assistant .... .... A rlene Solze Boys' Sports .,........ Ned Gregg Assistant ............ lerry Moore Artist ........ Doral Ann Althouse Exchange Editor. . .Donna Boqard Typists ............ Bonnie Miller Norrna Ekleberry Reporters ......... Roma Swihart Assistant Typists. .lune Anaerson Phyllis Riedel Assistant Reporters. .Betsy Caves Maxine Greqory Advisor ........... Miss Klingler 60' The Student Council rneets the second and lourth Tuesdays ol each month lor the purpose ol drscusslnq vanous problerns ot the school and solvlnq thern. Dale Moyer ls president ot the student council. WRST ROW: Albert Howell Edwln llarjher, Dale Moyer, Roma Swlhart loan Wyss, Cralq Riedel. SECOND ROW: lohn Bell, Wayne Solze, Vrrarnra Grlttln, lrene Wyss, Larry Howell, Drane Davls, ,-ll, .:l19ll, 'THEKD ROW: Gene Von Elon Ned Gregg, Ronald Babcock, Daryl Weaver, Hazel l-lannarn, Phyllls Rredel, lune Anderson, lylzss Tuzrle. qv-4 N! FlRST RO N' Donal Pl ffl crtlc e l n or Pledel Glenn V aarer Cratq Rledel Bob B l SECOND ROW ll e s rr 'ewrs Be r nad Ea lc a lornr r Clmqrnan Daryl GVQ V NN T KG C QI The Varsrty S rs a club ot t boys W o av wo t oveted S lts rnatn urpose rs to err ou aoe qood sportsrnans rr rn tr n wrt all athletrcs lt too e nl rs that arrse rn cortneetron wrttr atr letlcs Harvey Rredel rs tt e Pres aer n t e club ww --',Q,Qll-5' Tlus flub ol qrrls rneets once a month durlnq the school year and attempts to barry out ttre proqrarn ot tae Y W C A Roma Swrbart rs the presrdent ot our club tbls y ar FWST BOw sy Caves Va ne V llcmer Bonnre Mrller Roma Swlhdfl Anna Mrller SECOND r ' ss K nqer r lyn Marqstarv Gertrude Mxller Genevleve lvlcDerrrtot Lydra rr y lare An er n B lr l er Mar an Everbar lvlrss Tuttle BD BOW A en So ze C r ll'llllQY lanrce Cor rnan Enza Bell Monna Harrls Carolyn Bxedel Hazel Hannarn N ancy loren FlrSl POW Betsy Caves Plfryllrs Harts h lm Donald Smrth Lydxa Krrby Doral Ann Althouse QECOND BOW M Beck Allan Karcher Donald Greqq George lvlaclclxnq Drck lvloler Carol Ha s Kay Jornan Vrrq nra 'irnrh Harlan Burks rD POw r ayr D aber Torn Vo er Albert Howell Bobby Ioe Secoy Monna Harrrs Torn cvns Haze lolanra x Phllllp Gm b lv' lred Brown Tbrs rs a newly orqanrzed qroub ol boys and qrrls who are strrvrnq to learn tlae tundarnentals ol pbotoqra ny under the drrectron ol lvlr Beck Donald Srmtb rs presrdent ol tbrs club HM glam KMA B044 X FIRST BO L Kzrhy G Mzller lnqerso G McDerrnot P Hartschuh, I. Anderson A. Solze Co ren Caves Droll arquar Drol OND OW Mr Bec R Swz ar D Althouse, A. Miller, F Swihart M McDermott I Corfnzan nlfm I Wrlxams Reed, V. H udeshell I Hannurn D Bo ard B 1 er N Ekleberry Heed Stover D ROW C urdqe T Ransom Grubb B Hetzel I Zellner I Dunlap K Rzedel M Hams ze e B 1 H Hannanz I Vollcmer I Shook P Hle el I Wyss 15 Pgilw HOW I SCH Yer A Karcher H Bnrks M Brown B lflller D Gregg W Solze Sl SEgOiVD D W H rlannarn B Knk Bell B coy I-' nlver D Moyer D Szmzh L Be Of 'FU I1-l'lg?D ru f M Be if G Harp r I Clngrran C Geary D I-'annum B WQ11 A reg H well G Wyss 44 HM 0 FIRST RCW' D, Ek SEC ...D . f ' D HC JK- . hunr Y J Q55 V5 I N1 Jeberry. SS 'QJVD L Il ' f PNP Cy. E. N . Brown, V. Smrrh, H. Riedel, M Burks, I Me-kush, H Mekush ,V L 52233. Bufks, A. Kcrcher, D. Hfed-sf, D. Pqdjeyh lam 1. ransom, C fwedel, I. Anderson, H Culver, D. Moyer, G4 Harper, FIRST ROW: A. K: Q s 'V If Cqiver, T. Hfznscrn, G. Harper C. Ffrsdef. T. L12 .'.' LCE . e 'F SECOND RQW: D. E: e V A, rf. Grsnssrzfr, D. Ekfberry D. Dovxs, H. Schryer G. jump, D. GITII'JSffZIQ, - mel. THIHD ECW: .'.f:. Seek D -Deja Nzsbel, .'f.': .'.' sf, L. Hzwe .k.X, L, Xcggle, I.. Pancost, G. Noggle, L. Ere-yle-y, J. Szgfr, D. Afthcuse. FOURTH HOW: j. Schryer, C. Hqrrxs. N. Chl. B. Caves, H. Hznncrn, A. Hcwell, F. Riedel, B. T Meier, M. Brcwc, L. Mclermcrr, A. Cilngmon. Secoy, flwfuu, FIRST ROW H Schyer H Burlcs A Karcher I Blller D Gregg W Solze I Bell M Brown Mlller D Cortman SECOND ROW G Mxller B Inqersol M Harms I Dunlap B Hetzel K Rledel L Kzrby L Droll M Marquart THIRD ROW Mr Beck R Swrhart D Althouse C Burdqe A M11ler V Gflffln I Wzlhams M Reed V Houdeshell I Hannum D Boqard B Mlller N Ekleberry M Reed A Stover FOURTH ROW G McDermott P Hartschuh N Coldren A Solze B Caves I Anderson E Bell H Hannam I Volkmer I Shook P Rledel I Wyss A Droll ll A Howell G Harper I Cllnqman C Geary R Konkle B Bell B Secoy er L Bell D Smlth FIFTH ROW B Wa D Hannum H Culver G Wyss D Moy 1s1on of Mr Beck have able superv The mus1c orqan1zat1ons under the very accomphshed a qreat deal thxs year A band was started and a Bana Boosters Club orqamzed Th1s qroup was 1nstrumental 1n purchasmq the Band new unltorms The band orchestra and glee clubs all partlclpated 1n the County Mus1cal Fest1val held here at Sycamore March 31 1950 For the fxrst tlme 1n a number of years the Glee Clubs presented an operetta THE CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD was presented on May 12 The Glee Clubs sanq at the Baccalaureate sennces May 21 and the semors partlcrpated 1n the-1r last school mus1c act1v1t1es at thelr Commencement on May 25 We thmk Mr Beck has done very commendable work wxth all the ' d Orchestra Glee Clubs and M1X9d Chorus th1s year OIQ CII1 izat1ons-Ban frzaffb ailomm, gmw, LLL., 4' FIRST ROW Roma Swrhart Phylhs Hartschuh Norma Ekleber y Sh rley Shellhouse SECGND RO V Edwm Karcher Donald Carr Ha Vey Re el I Donald Konkle D raid bm h laese people were s lected for teerr H 5 1 ratma V1 scrolarshp ckaracter leadershlp and S9I'V1CD Srlwnl S06 G 1' 'Usa' FIDQ' POW B B DJ h Vi edel Bcr e MN er R ma Sw rar Lme Anderson Dale Moyer Q x r vans ey Sh ' 0 se Be 'y lean Hetze1 Armase1 e C! CI'1 fl HJXDNA-s wr? earperBVySeo Compliments of THE SYCAMORE IMPLEMENT STORE McCorm1ck Deermg Farm Machmery and Dcnry Equ1pment Sales cmd Servzce Phone 37 Sycamore Ohlo SYCAMORE SERVICE CENTER Ign1t1on Servnce COMPLE1E MOTOR TUNE UP ANALYSIS Gulf O11 Products Phone 214 Bud cmd Sculor 48 IMLER S VARIETY STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRY GOODS NOTIONS WORK CLOTHES WALL PAPER Sycamore Ohlo Delco-Remy 6. Auto-Lite WY'md0' COUIRY VERNON S. BROWN and Associates FARM BUREAU LIFE INSURANCE CO Operatzve Assoc1at1on Retlrernent Income Telephone 244 BUSIUGSS Insurance Annumes Upper Sandusky Ccrrey Estate Plcmmnq COmPhmQmS Of THE REST FOR LESS WRT-TRR RROTRRRS OCEOLA SHOE STORE Au T1OI'1GGI1I'1Q O All Krnds RUBBER FOOTWEAR PhOne 235Xl Sycamore OCEOLA OHIO AUCTIONEERS IN SHOES AND GEORGE KAPPAUF Chevrolet Sales and Servrce Guaranteed Used Cars Phone 263 Sycamore Ohlo Com plzments of CRAWFORD FARM BUREAU Deunquat Branch Bucyrus Phone Sycamore 144YZ Plymouth Road Phone 5857 Genuine Parts, Tires, Batteries Good Luck to the Class of '50 WCOD S RESTAURANT K. E Napoh S I Napoh Upper Sandusky Ohro Compliments of PLANKTON STORE Groceries Meats and Hardware Mlldred A Nusbaum Sycamore Olno R R :EES SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From Upper Sandusky Green House Flowers for Every Occasron Success to the Class of 50 Manes Dress Shop Sycamore Chro Grower to Sower Seeds that Grow and Yreld Oscar C Berq and Son Wyandot Seeds Hyland Seed Corn Seed Wheat Soybeans Seed Oats Route No 2 Phone 647Xl4 Upper Sandusky Ohlo F A W C E T T Hardware And Supply Bucyrus Chro Complrments of I C PENNY Bucyrus Ohro SAVE RITE MARKET Grocenes Meats Vegetables Phone 22926 Bucyrus Free Delrvery Oceola Ohro Prop Don and Dorrs Mellor 51 I I I , ,, Compliments of I . . I I I I O O O O 1- I Compliments of Ballrets Druq Store The Rexall Store South Main St Sycamore Ohio Compliments ot North End Grocery Harry Flickinqer Sycamore Ohio Phone lU6 Compliments of Ruhlens Food Market Red and White Store North Main Street Sycamore Ohio Compliments ot Erchhorn Implement Store MIHHGGPOIIS Mohne Farm Equipment Tiffin Ohio Compliments ot Square Deal Recreatron Sycamore Ohio Ste1n1es Shoe Store X Ray Frthng Tiffin Ohlo Shumway Floral Store Graduatlon and Wedding Corsages Slck Room and Funeral Flowers Located opposite Ritz Theater Phone 53 Tiffin Ohio 52 France Implement Co Speed Queen Washers Farmall Tractors Trtfin Ohio I Compliments of I U I I. I. CALLARI HAY CO. BUYERS OF ALL GRADES OF HAY 6. STRAW W1II pay you to get our prrces before selhnq Phone Us CoIIect No 740 Upper Sandusky Ohlo COMMERCIAL PRINTING and ADVERTISING Ofhce Supphes THE SYCAMORE LEADER Phone 120 CONGRATULATIONS to the U S COMMISSION CO WE SERVE TO SELL AGAIN Phone 206 UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO TWIN CEDAR FARM Featurmq PRODUCTION GUERNSEYS DUROCS SHROPSHIRES Mr and Mrs Burton I-Ionsberqer and Farmly Sycamore Oh1o Phone 78Y3 53 It ' ' CLASS OF '50 SIZE . TYPE ' ' ' In Compliments of Richardson's Flower Shoppe Upper Sandusky, Ohio Best Wishes To Class of '50 Lyon's Clover Farm Store Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of Towne Tavern Sycamore Ohio lrene Watson Owner Compliments of Pfe1fer Hardware Hardware Implements Upper Sandusky Ohio C rnplirnents o Ransom s Restaurant Sycamore Oh o Compliments of Kmley s Dalry Grade A Pasteurxzed Dairy Products Upper Sandusky Ohio Home of Friendly Servlce We otier the best for ess Sycamor Ohio Armstrong s Restaurant Sandwich s Meals Candy Pop A Good Place To Eat Sfcam ore Ohio Gil L E La Salle Cleaners I I f i i- 9, I li A I I STAN SHELLY CLOTHING STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS SYCAMORE TAVERN U THE U S COMMISSION CO WE SERVE TO SELL AGAIN Coal Gram Feed Fertzlzzer Pamt Etc Grmdmg cmd Feed Mzxmg 2 fi CAREY MOTOR SERVICE INC Sales B u1ck SGIVICG USED CARS C y h Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments oi Sycamore, Ohio Iohh Armsirori , Mor. Upper Sondusky, Ohio MCCuiChehviHe, Ohio Phone 206 Phone 30X Phone 59 are , G i0 Streacker Tractor Sales Authorlzed Dealer Ford Tractor and Dearborn Farm Machrnery Phone 478 'lllttrn Qhro DAVIS IEWELRY The Dlamond Store of Bucyrus 213 S Sandusky Ave Bucyrus Qhro Cornplrrnents ot McCoy Furmture Home 111 North Washrnaton Street Trttxn Qhro OPEN EVENlNGS Newmans Muslc Store Baldwrn Pranos Holton Band lnstrurnents R C A Radlos and Phonoaraphs Records and Sheet Musrc 189 S Washlnqton St Phone 133 Tlttrn Qhlo CRAMER BROS Sheet Metal and Furnaces Trttln Qhro Dr D I Bauer DENTIST Upper Sandusky Ohro BETTER BUYS B O N D S Trttln Ohro Complete showrnq ot Household Furnrshlnas 5Phone 420 Evenmq Apporntments Tlfhn Iewelry Store KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Bu1ova Gruen Elqrn Watches 1847 Rogers Confnnunrty Sllve l-lerrloom Wallace Sterhnq Rosarles Medals Statues Ronson Lrqhters lll S Washlngton St Tlffrn Ohro I I 82 N. Washington Street at 6 I I 1 I I I 1 Compllments ot F M MEYERS MARATHON STATION Bucyrus Ohlo Compliments of Shecks Super Market Grocerles Meats Produce One halt mlle east ot Carey on S Hrahway 23 Carey Ohlo Cornpllrnents of Paul K Pene Courtad AUCTIONEER Llcensed and Bonded Compllrnents BUSY BEE Self Serve Market FTUIIS Vegetables GTOCGIIGS Meats Complrments ot Stemer Implement Co CLYDE STEINER Prop 2ll S Sandusky Ave Phone 222 Upper Sandusky Ohro Compllments of HALM MOTOR CO PONTIAC Sales and SGIVICG Upper Sandusky Ohlo SCHMIDT MACHINE CO Massey Harms Tractors and Farm Implements Sales 61 Servlce Complete Machme Shop Upper Sandusky Ohlo Located at Lovell ln Upper Sandusky lts DIBLE S For Natlonally Advertlsed MEN S WEAR 57 - U. . ' ' ' of Upper Sandusky Phone 568-I Upper Sandusky, Ohio Greetings to the 1950 Graduating Class ot Sycamore From Your Wyandot County Entertainment Headquarters NEW STAR THEATRE UPPER THEATRE Upper Sandusky Ohro NEW CAREY THEATRE Phone 1 Carey Ohio FOREST THEATRE Phone 1 Clean Wholesome Family Entertainment Always Under Personal Direction of Leo T Iones Forest. Ohio S Concrete Products Company 521 West Elndlaf S reet UPPER SANDUSKK OHlO Phone 342 Ready Mlxed Concrete Concrete Bulldlng Blocks Cement Drcun T11e WEARING APPAREL or MATRON AND MISS SU TS and CQATS ,oy I ect Mary Lane RoseMar DRESSES Erotn Carol lima l ev ne Patnc a Ealr Larkwood HOSIGIY Gage Hats M1 s Swanlf Shps And her nationally adv rtlsed brands excluslve ln Tlttln at APPAREL SHOP l9U Sonth Washtnato Street Ttthn Qhlo CUNIN M NTS BEST WlSHES TO CLASS OE U 0 Zumbach Iewelers e Snyder Lumber HC1 I'1llO E atn ana Ralova Company Wa ches AREJ PH Q Gtits for All OCCCISIOHS CARE K Ol-HO Phone l74 F T 'Y . l ,KC ri ,, . ,, ,, . ,, 1 ' ,X t A v It v If . ll-A i ll kj ll v v I ll 1 Y 1' O . 's , ' . . ot ' e ' I I And other building supplies Srnlth S x - ' H 'K J A D Y if A ' 1 ul J.. E Th A- l H, l X X ' t L A Y T . . KJA- A, C! L Y EAGLE NEST HATCHERY Quality Chicks Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments ot VALENTINE HARDWARE Sycamore Ohlo T M Valentrne Earl Valentine MAHAFFEY SUPER SERVICE South Sandusky Street Upper Sandusky Ohlo Phone 389 I q th tO LUNG S SHOE STORE BUCYRUS RESTAURANT O th q THE BEST' G H D Con rcrtulations to e Class O '5 n e S uare Shoes for the Entire Family BUCYIUSI Chic Bucyrus, Ohio eo. . cfvis Conaratulatrons to the Class of 50 I C ARMSTRONG 61 SON CLOTHING Upper Sandusky CD10 Conqratulatrons and Best Wrshes R M Rossel Dentlst Phone 323 Upper Sandusky Oh1o BOWMAN S GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET T M Bowman Upper Sandusky Ohlo Fresh and Smoked Meats Comphments of SYCAMORE FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Phone 77 R I Snavely Comphments of THE DAILY CHIEF UNION Upper Sandusky Ohlo Comphments of Lols Margaret BEAUTY SHOP Phone 136 Sycamore Ohro Comphments of M O O R E S FUNERAL HOME Comphments of Llncoln Hrqhway Nursery Upper Sandusky Ohlo We Sell the Best m EVERGREENS SHADE TREES Sycamore Ohlo Phone 125 SHRUBS ROSES Garden Supphes 61 O O 0 0 I I Staple crnd Fancy Groceries I I I l O H AND G RESTAURANT Meals Short Orders Sandwlches and Fountam Serv1ce We Serve Only Our Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Hlqhest Quallty Syrups and Flavors Sycamore Ohro Phone 195 H AND G GROCERY Grocerles and Meats 25 years of Dependable SGIVICG ce Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Hlqhest Quahty and Lowest Prrces Guaranteed A Trial Will Convince You I Sycamore, Ohio Phone 195 BOLES DANDURAND STUDIO School and College Photographs Photographs for Annuals 123W South Washlngton Street Phone 2439 Tlffln Ohlo Complzments of MILL AND SUPPLY SYCAMORE Dealers 1n Purrna Chows Wayne Feeds Master MIX Phone 97 Sycamore Ohro M. A Ward Mgr Fence Posts, Feeds, Seeds, Grains CQMPLIMENTS HART'S QF TEWEI-RY STORE WYANDOT COUNTY FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS UPPER SANDUSKY CHIC IT PAYS TO BELONG SERVICE PROTECTION COMPLIMENTS STETCHER INSURANCE WYANDQT 1-RAC-1-QR 5, AGENCY IMPLEMENT UPPER SANDUSKY SALES fs. SERVICE QI-H0 UPPER SANDUSKY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 01-HO Ph 311 OP Phfme 55 IOHN DEERE OHS Compliments ot BURSON CLOTHING CO. Corey, Ohio NEUHAUSER CHICK HATCHERY, INC. Good Luck Chicks Corey, Ohio Compliments ot CLINGMAN S BAR Corey Oh1o CAREY SNACK BAR Fectturlnq Borden s Ice Cream Come ln tor o Llte Shock You ll Enjoy lt l Fmdloy Street Corey Ohlo WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOP ASSN INC Carey Branch Phone 53 Corey Ohlo Comphments ot PATTERSON FURNITURE STORE Complete Furnrshmos tor the Home Phone l6 l Sycomore Ohlo My Arm ls lo Molce lfnends As W A Pohcyowners Through Courteous Helpful Se vlc DELBERT W BRIGHT Sycamore Ohro Phone l55 CREEGER IMPLEMEN COMPANY Iohn Deere Sales and Servrce orey Ohlo Trttm Ohlo Phone 236 Phone 927 65 I I V , , , llli. , . I Ol D , . , , f-t . A fr' 1. , S-- rm , I 9 ,N . .. , ki I I O I OATES IEWELRY STORE Dra onas Watches REP!-XlRlNG 4 n C my l ments of ARTZ BROS Dry Goods Ready To Wear St Coe s to the Cla s ol SU KOTTERMAN DRESS SHOP Smart Apparel tor Women ano Clnldren Uppe San usky Ch o Compllment ot WOOD S COFFEE SHOP Home Cooked Meals East Wyandot Ave Upper Sandusky Qhro Eat Mor NEUMEISTER S Enrlched Bread and Pastrles Epoer Sa usky Qlrno Complrments ot IOHN H NEATE Authortzed Dealer Dodge Plymouth Oldsmoblle Upper Sardt sky Qliuo BUD MENNINGEN Sporting Goods Every ltem for Every Sport lt Pays to Play Upper Sandusky, Ohlo Phone 99 ss Complrments ot VOGEL SHOE STORE Upper Sandusky, Onto o 111 1 ,. A 0 t ' I - - Upper Sandusl y, Q io W i i Upper Sandusky, Ohio v 11 Q I X 4 S S ,fx Q , s I LJ A l l Q T rx F1 ay v I I rox Ll . , L l I 0 o ' t ' 1 ' Ol L, ITU , r 1 X, Compliments of FIRST NATICNAL BANK Capital S75 000 Surplus S75 000 Sycamore Oh1o PATRONS CH' CIFUP JIUOI I ' I I S3 Q ': L fy 1 S' ........................ 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