Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

N. 44.4 1 x I .1 W if n W ull. .A -N .mil-i. . rfnniknl-lwll-.a-4. .a'anf,.:af2ini SYCAMURE lllllll SCll00L SIIIIS l953 IIEIIIUATIII We the Senior Class of Sycamore High School take pleasure in dedicating the 1953 SIHIS to our parents for their constant encouragement, helpfulness, and cooperation in helping us get a high school education. We realize that often many sacrifices were made by them for us and to show our appreciation we therefore dedicate this annual to: Mr. and Mrs Frank Bell Mr. and Mrs Carson Biller Mr. and Mrs Everett Corfman Mr. and Mrs Stanley Dutcher Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dunlap Mrs. Joyce Everhart Mr. and Mrs Edward Giles Mr. and Mrs Dorsey Gingery Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grady Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grubb Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harter Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDermott Mr. and Mrs John Quaigg Mrs. Helen Miller Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ransom Mr. and Mrs. Burle Reed Mr. and Mrs Harvey Riedel Mr. and Mrs Stanley Riedel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shook Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith . Mr. and Mrs Vernon Solze Mr. and Mrs Dorsey Snyder Mr. and Mrs Russel Williams Mrs. Mabel Yentzer 2 AIIMI I TIiA'l'l0 M535 ,S 4 ? - U g,'f Qw g-,U W fx fx., 1 ' . Ham L' -vw-ns, Y. -QL ' XDQ Q Q h i' t . AW BUARD 0F EDUUATHW SEATED: Carson Biller, Pres.g Marcile Moore, Clerkg George Gribben. STANDING: Supt. Shell, Everett Baugher, Tom Miller, Dale Swerline, Vice-Pres UUUNTY UPERINTENDENT D. W. Oman 4 SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL CHARLES W. SHELL Ohio State University B.S. in Education M.A. Degree MARY V. TUTTLE Heidelberg College Graduate Work Kent State and Ohio State 5 SCHOOL SEC RE TARY MARCILE MOORE TEACHER MISS EUNICE STALTER Bowling Green Diploma in Elem. Ed First Grade MRS. GRACE WENNER Bowling Green Diploma in Elem. Ed. First Grade MRS. GLADYS WE ININGER Ohio State Bowling Green Second Grade MRS. MARIE SWIHART Ashland College Two Year Normal Fourth Grade MRS. FLORENCE BROWN Heidelberg College Bowling Green B.S. in Education Fourth and Fifth Grade MRS. HELEN IVIILLER Bowling Green Diploma in Elem. Ed. Fifth Grade MRS. AURIAN GRANDSTAFF MR. CHARLES OSBORNE Ohio State Bowling Green Diploma in Elem. Ed. Diploma in Elem. Ed. Second and Third Grade Sixth Grade MISS RUTH SAMMET Capital University B.S. in Education Third Grade MRS. LUCILLE NIEBEL MR. H. K. ROBERSON , Bowling Green B.S. in Education Sixth Grade MRS. MARY WALTON Antioch College A.B. Degree English, Arithmetic Seventh Grade Home Room Junior Home Room MISS ALICE VANCE Ohio Wesleyan A.B. Degree Social Studies Eighth Home Room MRS. JEAN MARCH Ohio Northern B.S. in Education English, Latin Physical Education Freshman Home Room otterbein College A A f B.S. in Education r if 1 Q, . 1 ' - . Science, Speech 3 i. 3 Coach ,, ' Sophomore Home Room ,ij ' Ti ,i 5' ries - fkf' 5 5, V 4 t I . 5 -- . MISS HELEN POWELL Findlay College B.S. in Education Commercial Dept. MR. HAROLD MOORHEAD Ohio State B.S. in Ag. Ed. Vocational Agriculture Senior Home Room MRS. MARIJANE COLE Heidelberg B.S. in Education Vocational Home Ec. i -Q0 it-'53 1-f i .'.L X , .-- MR. WALTER DOMMER Heidelberg College Bach. of Music Degree ' 1 W' Music 4 ' l 5 J? Q' nb 'iwggf I. C USTODIANS MAIN TNNNN UN COOKS Jim Shaffer Christine Moyer Roy Hale Margaret Hufford, Mabel Bogard BUS DRIVERS Front row: Fred Case, Paui Walter, Charles Osborne, Myron Lorah. Back row: Wirt Brown, Bryan Sloman, Ray Walton 8 1:-1. '- ffizzw ,K .Xi .MW 1.2 wg- 2176? . E 'lllll President ALAN KARC HER Manager--3, 4 Varsity S --3,4 Band--1,2,3,4 Orchestra--1, 2, 3 Operetta--1 Boys' Chorus--1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus--1,2,3,4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 Student Council--2,4 Honor Society--3,4 Class Plays--3,4 Class Officer--2,4 Vice-President LARRY LEE REED Baseball- - 2 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.F.A.--1,2,3,4, Pres. 4 Class Plays--3,4 Class Officer--3,4 Secretary RUTH RIE DE L, Ruthie Cheerleader - - 2 Orchestra--1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus--1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff--4 F.H.A. --1, 2,3,4 Honor Society--4 Librarian- -1 Class Play--3,4 Class Officer--2, 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant--1 Carnival Attendant--1 Treasurer LAVON DROLL, Clare Varsity S --4 Cheerleader--4 Girls' Chorus--1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus--1,2 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.H.A.--1,2,3,4 Y-Teens--4 Honor Society--4 Class Plays--3,4 Class Officer--4 Homecoming Attendant--3 Homecoming Queen--4 10 SEIU!! JOHN BELL Varsity S --1,2,3,4 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball--2, 3, 4 Boys' ,Chorus--1, 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus--1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 Student Council--1,2 Class Plays--3,4 JAMES BILLER, lIJimlV Varsity S --3,4 Boys' Chorus--1,4 Mixed Chorus--1,4 Operetta--1 F. F. A. --3, 4 Camera Club--2,3 Student Council--4 Librarian--1 Honor Society--3,4 Class Play--3 Manager--3, 4 J ANIS CORFMAN Girls' Chorus--1 , 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus--2 Annual Staff--4 F. H.A. --1, 2, 3,4 Y-Teens--1, 4 WAYNE DUTCHER Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 Class Play--4 Class Treasurer--3 11 E lllli MARIAN EVERHART NEW I I Girls' Chorus--2,3,4 Mixed Chorus--2 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.H.A.--1,2,3,4 Y-Teens--1 Student Council--3 Class Play--3 Carnival Queen Attendant--3 NOVA GILE S Girls' Chorus--1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus--3,4 Annual Staff--4 F.H.A. --3,4 Y-Teens--2, 3 EDWIN GINGERY Basketball--2, 3 , 4 Varsity Hs --4 F. F.A. --1, 2, 3,4 JEAN GRADY Girls' Chorus--3,4 Mixed Chorus--4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.H.A.--1,2 Honor Society--3,4 Class Play--3 Class Officer Reporter--4 12 E 'lllll CAROL GRUBB HB-ubh Operetta--1 Girls' Chorus--1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus--1,2,3,4 F.H.A.--1,2,3,4 Y-Teens--4 Class Play--3,4 Class Officer Treas. --4 MARLENE HARTER F. H. A. --1, 2 Y-Teens--4 Librarian--2,3,4 SHIRLEY HUMMEL YYRedlY Girls' Chorus--1 , 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus--1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff --4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F. H. A. --4 Y-Teens--3, 4 Librarian--4 MARJORIE MCDERMOTT Girls' Chorus--1,3,4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.H.A.--1,3 Y-Teens--4 Librarian- - 2 , 4 13 E lllll RONALD MILLER Ronnie Boys' Chorus--1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus--1, 2, 3, F. F. A. --1, 2, 3, 4 RUTH MILLER Girls' Chorus--2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus--2,3, 4 Annual Staff--4 F.H.A.--1,2,3,4 Y-Teens--1 Librarian- - 2 , 3 CAROLYN RIEDEL IIFuzzyll Band--1,2,3,4 Orchestra--1,2,3 Girls' Chorus--2,3,4 Mixed Chorus--2,3,4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.H.A.--1,2,3,4 I Y-Teens--1,2,3,4 Class Play--4 TERRY RANSOM Girls State--3 Band--1,2,3,4 Orchestra--1 Girls' Chorus--1,2,3, Mixed Chorus--3,4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.H.A. --1, 2,3,4 F.H.A. Pres.--4 Student Council--2 Honor Society--4 Class Officer, Sec.-- 14 4 3 l E 'lllli ROBERT SHOOK VVBobll Basketball- -1 , 2, 3, 4 Baseball--3 Track--2,3,4 Varsity S --3,4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F. F.A. --1,2,3,4 Student Council--3 Class Plays--3,4 MARILYN SMITH Smitty Girls' Chorus--2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus--4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff- -3 , 4 F. H. A. --1, 2, 3,4 Class Plays--3,4 Homecoming Attendant--2 WAYNE SOL ZE Boys' Chorus--1,2 Mixed Chorus--1,2 Annual Staff--4 F.H.A. --1, 2,3,4 Student Council--1,3,4 Class Officer, Pres. --1 BONNY YENTZER Pete Band--2, 3, 4 Orchestra--2, 3 Girls' Chorus--2,3,4 Annual Staff--4 Arrow Staff--3,4 F.H.A.--1,2,3,4 Y-Teens--2,3,4 Student Council--2,4 Class Play--4 Homecoming Attendant--4 Carnival Attendant--4 15 BABY FAUES lin- v W Q ,una X-y Q ' l S Q , ow-1 G ,3 . f A Row One: Jean Grady, Ronald Miller, Carolyn Riedel, Alan Karcher, Marian Everhart. Row Two: Shirley Hummel, Terry Ransom, Carol Grubb, Jim Biller. Row Three: LaVon Droll, Bonny Yentzer. Row Four: Nova Giles, Marjorie McDermott, Marlene Harter, Ruthie Miller, Ruthie Riedel. 16 'R CLASS PIHIPIIEUY On May 28, 1978, the Class of 1953 held a reunion in the great city of Sycamore, Ohio. Many things have happened since this class departed 25 years ago. They have come from all parts of the world for this gala affair. As I was wandering around through the crowd, I overheard NOVA GILES BROOKS telling a friend that she and her husband, Al, run their own Barber Shop, Al's Little Nook . They have several little shavers running around. As I continued on Ilearned many interesting facts. Among these, JIM BILLER, was elected Governor of Tim Buck Too. Jim has always been a staunch Democrat. CAROLYN RIEDEL told me that she is now sole owner of the very successful chain of drug stores, Dew Drop Inn . Going on about my business, I stopped JOHN BELL. He informed me that he has just returned from the 6th World War where he was made a five-star general. He is now with his wife and 12 children. I entered into a group where I learned much more then expected. Here I found that TERRY RANSOM Doss, RUTH RIEDEL Wagner, MARIAN EVERHART Babcock, are hap- pily married and are engaged in a business. They rent rooms to bachelors. In this group I found JEAN GRADY, who has just come back from the dark, deep jungles of Africa where she has been serving as a missionary. SHIRLEY HUMMEL just flew in from Holly- wood, where she has been working on the stage. WAYNE DUTCHER is head mechanic in the TINKER TOWN GARAGE . I was surprised to learn that RUTH MILLER Hudgins and her husband and their 3 sets of twins are in complete charge of the local newspaper. I guess I have learned everything from this group so I moved to where several other members of this class were sitting. Here I discovered that BOB SHOOK and CAROL GRUBB are well on their way up the ladder to success as a singing team. Their mana- ger is the world-famous ALAN KARCHER of the BE BOP Orchestra. Also in this group we find MARJORIE MCDERMOTT and JANIS CORFMAN who have been touring the country with the Harlem Globe Trotters as their cheerleaders. I learned that RONNIE MILLER and WAYNE SOLZE have made a great discovery pertaining to Agri- culture. They found that when a capsule of seed is put into the ground, a whole crop is produced. EDWIN GINGERY has gone pro-basketball and is now head coach at the Uni- versity of Bevo . LARRY REED has his own striking business, that of being an auc- tioneer. MARLENE HARTER and MARILYN SMITH have as their business THE HINKLE- DINKLE BABY-SITTING AND DIAPER SERVICE. I found that LA VON DROLL is content as a spinster managing a rooming house for other spinsters. My last contact was BONNY YENTZER who is now serving with the Foy Town Foreign Legion. Now that I have talked to all of the Graduates of 1953 I must leave the reunion. Here's Wishing them all the success in the many years to come. 17 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Sycamore High School, in the County of Wyandot, and the State of Ohio, do hereby will and bequeath to the Senior Class of 1954, our rubber bands, our rubber balls, our carved desks and squeaky seats. Second, To the Superintendent, Board of Education, teachers, parents, and friends we bequeath our deepest gratitude. To special individuals we leave the following: I, John Bell, will my ability to dribble a basketball down the floor to Gene Von Blon who seems to get his feet tied in knots. I, Jim Biller, will by driving techniques to Allen Corfman who believes in taking the cor- ners on four wheels. I, Wayne Dutcher, will my ability to roller skate to Carolyn McGinnis in hopes she can learn to skate on her feet. I, Edwin Gingery, will my sitting on the bench to Danny Bogard who could stand a rest. I, Alan Karcher, will my ability to going steady to Beverly Miller who seems to love them all. I, Ronald Miller, will my shyness around girls to Gene May and Hershel Conner who just can't leave them alone. I, Larry Reed, will my whiskers to Don Hannum who hopes he'll grow something besides peach fuzz some day. I, Robert Shook, ,will my ability for wooing the girls to Ronnie Grandstaff who just can't seem to get a pitch. I, Wayne Solze, will my love for Civics to all the unlucky Juniors who won't have any choice next year. I, Janis Corfman, will my love for writing letters to fellows in the service to all the un- lucky girls who will have to start writing when their boy-friends leave. I, Nova Giles, will my witty remarks to Phyllis Ruhlen who can't seem to say the right things at the right time. I, Jean Grady, will my high grades to Jim Stever who just can't seem to catch on to what the word study means. I, Carol Grubb, will Danny Bogard to Joyce Riedel who has been trying to get him all year. I, Marjorie McDermott, will my love for sports to Eleanor Hetzel who doesn't seem to know what it is all about. I, Ruth Miller, will my diamond ring to Patty Ward in hopes she'll get one some day. I, Ruth Riedel, will my height to Jerry Everhart so by the time he's a Senior he'll be tall enough to play center on the basketball team. I, Bonny Yentzer, will my poodle hair cut to Shirley Kelley who might like a change in style. I, Shirley Hummel, will my ability to get along with the opposite sex to Freddie Hufford who seems so bashful. ' I, Terry Ransom, will my ability to stay up late and still make it to school on time to Philip Grubb who can't seem to escape those little blue slips. I, Carolyn Riedel, will my nickname Fuzz to any under classman who can line up to it. I, Marian Everhart, will my freckles to Glenn Goodman. Heaven knows where he'll put them. I, Marilyn Smith, will my ability to date boys from other towns to Alicelee Clingman who said she should like a change of atmosphere. I, La Von Droll, will my ability not to get along with the teachers to Marlin Weaver who never sems to get in any trouble. I, Marlene Harter, will my quiet and reserved ways to Kay Sloman, who just doesn't seem to know what the words quiet and reserved means. On this the, twenty-second day of May in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three being of sound mind and body, we here do set our hand and affirm this to be our last will and testament. 18 Name . . . . . . . Eats .... .... Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Orchestra. . Name ............ Eats .... . . Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song .... Favorite Orchestra. . Name ............. Eats .... .... Loves ..... . . . . Destiny ...... . . Pet Peeve ........ Favorite Song ...... Favorite Orchestra. . Name .............. Eats . . . . . . . Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song .... . Favorite Orchestra. . Name .............. Eats Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song .... Favorite Orchestra. . Name ............. Eats .... .... Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Orchestra. . Name............ Eats .... .... Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song . ..... Favorite Orchestra. . Name .............. Eats CLASS STATISTIUS Alan Karcher Turkey Sandwiches Donna College Air Force Oh Happy Day Guy Lombardo . . Janis Corfman Chili and Hamburgers Sports Housewife Sister Ruth Ann Downhearted Guy Lombardo . Jim Biller Butterscotch Sundaes Food and Sleep Pilot Following Patrol Cars Mr. Tap Toes Wayne King LaVon Clare Droll Food Basketball Games Travel The Juniors .It Is No Secret Guy Lombardo Marjorie McDermott Hamburgers and Mashed Potatoes Sports To Make Money Her Brothers Mocking Bird Hill Guy Lombardo John Bell Steak lIEvaH Navy Rattler High Noon Forest Gregg Shirley Hummel Spaghetti Dancing Work and Traveling Freddy Hufiord Oh Happy Day Fordy Gregg Carol Grubb C hili Loves ..... .... Pet Peeve ..... . . . Favorite Song .... Favorite Orchestra. . Name .... .... Eats... Loves ..... . . Destiny ....... . . Pet Peeve ........ Favorite Song .... Favorite Orchestra. . Name .... . . Eats . . . . . Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Orchestra. . Name .............. Eats . . . . . . . Loves .... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Orchestra Name .... .... E ats ..... .... Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Orchestra. . Name .... .... Eats... Loves .... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Orchestra. . Name .............. Eats . . . . . . . Loves ..... .... Destiny ...... .... Pet Peeve .......... Favorite Song . . . . . . Favorite Orchestra. . Mrs. March Traveling and Work Destiny ..... .... .Gene Von Blon and Danny Bogard Oh Happy Day Fordy Gregg Edwin Gingery Fried Chicken Baseball Air Force English Hey, Hey, Good Lookin ' Vaughn Monroe Nova Jane Giles Chili Al and School Housewife My Kid Brother 'Til I Waltz Again With You Guy Lombardo Jean Marie Grady Almost Anything Edible Nobody in particular Everyone in general Secretary People who call me Shorty How Much Is That Doggie in the Window Howard Barlow Marlene Jane Harter Chili and Hamburgers Running Around Work My Dog upugn For You, For Me, For Evermore Benny Goodman Ruth Marilyn Miller French Fries and Ham- burgers English Housewife My Dog Skippy Oh Happy Day Fordy Gregg Bonny Yentzer Anything Digestible Men Service Reckless Drivers Down Hearted Wayne King Name . . . Eats .... Loves ..... Destiny ...... Pet Peeve .... Favorite Song CLASS STATISTICS . . . . .Terry Ransom . . . . . Cheeseburgers .....To Sleep . . . . . To Be A Farmer's Wife . . . . . People who say, Oh, that Younger Generation . . . . . . Tell Me Your Mine Favorite Orchestra. . Fordy Gregg Name........ Eats .... Loves ..... Destiny ...... Pet Peeve .... Favorite Song . . . . . . Carolyn Riedel . . . . . Nuts . . . . .Cars, Boys, Dancing, Money .....To Be An Old Maid ......Short Men . . . . . . China Doll Favorite Orchestra. . Fordy Gregg Name . ............. Wayne Solze Eats .... Loves ..... Pet Peeve . . . Favorite Song . . . Food' . . . . . Women . . . . Millionaire Destiny ...... . . . . . . . Shirley Hummel . . . . . . Anywhere I Wander Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo Name........ Eats .... Loves ..... Destiny . . . Pet Peeve .... Favorite Song . . . . . .Ronald E. Miller . . . . Chili . . . . . Women . . . . .New York and Washington . . . . . . Wayne Solze ...... Don't Let The Stars Get in Your Eyes Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo Name . . . Eats .... Loves ..... Destiny ...... Pet Peeve .... Favorite Song . . . . Wayne Dutcher . . . . Food . . . . Life . . . . Air Force .. .Sister . . . . . . Anywhere I Wander Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo J.B. ---- J.B. ---- W.D. --- EG. ---- R.M. --- L R. ---- R. w. s.-- w. s. ---- A K. ---- n J.c. ---- L.D. ---- M.E. Just Batty Just Bashful Wonderful Democrat Elegant Gentleman Really Masterful Lazy Rascal Republicans Wont Sink Won't Say Always Kind Just Contented Little Demon Mine Eventually Name .... Eats . . . Loves .... Destiny . . . . . . . Larry Reed . . . . Food . . . . Women . . . . Be An American Farmer and own a 200 acre Farm Pet Peeve - ......... Wayne Solze Favorite Song ...... Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo Name .............. Marian Eve rhart Eats . . . Loves ..... Destiny ...... . . . . . French Fries . . . . To Eat . . . Housewife Pet Peeve .......... My pet Parakeet Clem Favorite Song . . . . . . 'Til I Waltz Again With You Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo Name .............. Marilyn Louise Smith Eats ..... Loves ..... Destiny ...... . . . . . Butterscotch Sundaes . . . . Mercury's . . . Work, Find a Man Pet Peeve .......... Baby Sitting Favorite Song . . . . . . Indian Love Ca11 Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo Name .............. Robert Shook Eats ..... .... E verything Love s ..... .... W omen Destiny ...... .... N avy Pet Peeve .... Favorite Song . . . . . . Cows . . . . . . Doggie In the Window Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo Name .............. Ruthie Riedel Eats ..... Loves .... . . . . Hamburgers and Cokes . . . . Sports Destiny ...... .... H ousewife Pet Peeve .......... Our little Chevy Favorite Song . . . . . . I Be1ieve Favorite Orchestra. . Guy Lombardo J. G. M. H. C. G. N. G. R. M. M. S. R. R. M. M T. R. s.H. ---- c.E.R.-- B.Y. ---- Just Great Most Honorable Completely Guilty Never Grouchy Rather Modest Magnificent Senior Running Risks Mechanically Minded True Romance Sycamore High Can't Even Remember Beware Youngsters 'Y .F .mu T k X ag, V J? ,ww - 1-A 1 gy m: f A I :ZA . U lf tzi Q. ' E: A U ll RCLASSME Q , 1 Y 'Q 1-u. sviiff . V if-o . Y' s 4 xy 1- fs. 1 Q 512 wi- Q1 5, V ,Q A - V I ,f - g y ,Q 2 135,-x:f5,'1.j:' '19 fr rf, 21 .IU lllll ULASS ROW ONE: Gary Gregg, Virginia Griffin, Mary Lois Grandstaff Miss Powell. F5 0:55 Smith, Phyllis Ruhlen, Carolyn McGinnis, Joanne , Eleanor Hetzel, Sarah Kelly, Janet Hufford, Risley, Louise McDermott, Romaine Riedel, Shirley Wyss, Alicelee Clingman, Jerry Hosterman. ROW THREE: Leon Shell, Bob McVay, Lowell Breyley, Vaughn Shell, Gene VonBlon, Marlin Weaver, Allen Corfman, Richard Shellhorn, Albert Ohl. ROW TWO: Billy Burks, Kenneth Hannum, Maxine Burks, Irene PW CLASS O President ....... Vice-President .... Secretary ....... Treasurer .... . . Reporter ........... Student Council ..... 22 FFICERS . . Jerry Hosterman . . . . . . Kenneth Risley . . . Alicelee Clingman . . . . . Shirley Hannum Mary Lois Grandstaff . . . . . . . Maxine Burks Lowell Breyley 0Pll0M0llE CLASS ROW ONE: Joseph Mekush, Keith Burks, Phyllis Hepperly, Diane Davis, Shirley Montz, Sylvia Wagner, Norma Ohl, John Biller, Dick Shook. ROW TWO: Mr. Roberson, John Bigler, Freddy Hufford, Kenneth Ekleberry, Ronnie Miller, George Noggle, Don Hannam, Gerald Swerline, Jimmie Marquart, Melvin Zellner. ROW THREE: Ruthanne Corfman, Maxine Williams, Charlotte Goodman, Marjorie Miller, Beverly Shellhouse, Lucille Sprau, Kay Sloman, Nancy Corfman, Melva Zellner, Francis Tschanen. CLASS OFFICERS President ............... Beverly Shellhouse Vice-President ....... Don Hannum Secretary ........ ....... S hirley Montz Treasurer ..... . . .Kenneth Ekleberry Reporter ........ ........ J ohn Bigler Student Council . . . . . . Joseph Mekush Kay Sloman 23 FRE HMA CLASS 1 ROW ONE: Ronnie Grandstaff, Jerry Everhart, Ronnie Reed, Ernestine Wilson, Sherrie Sorg, Carl Holman, Dick Ekleberry, Donnie Grandstaff, Wayne Mahoney. ROW TWO: Alton Riedel, June Moorhead, Shirley Kelly, Mary Louise Taylor, Nancy Neisler, Diane Mercer, Patty Ward, Mary Ellen Cross, Ruth Jamison, Sue Grady, Joan Holman. ROW THREE: Geraldine Williams, Gertrude Jump, Janet Maskey, Donna Hummel, Virginia Feasel, Pauline McDermott, Marilyn Corfman, Joyce Riedel, Jocelyn Geary Beverly Miller, Lester Bell, Billy Gingery. ROW FOUR: Billy Breyley, Jim Stever, Wayne Neiderhouser, Don Holt, LeRoy Noggle, Danny Bogard, Philip Grubb, Gene Corfman, Larry Pancost, Jerry Mackling. CLASS OFFICERS President ......... .... J erry Everhart Vice-President .... . . .Jocelyn Geary 5 Secretary ........ ...... P atty Ward Treasurer ....... .... V irginia Feasel Reporter .......... . . . Gene Corfman Student Council .... .. . Diane Mercer 24 EIGHTH GRADE ROW ROW 3.0 RON ONE: Wayne Burks, Shirley Jump, Raymond Williams Junior Ohls James Giles Ronald Von Blon, Larry Bare, Miriam Margraf, Trudy Hummel Roma Riedel TWO: Miss Vance, Paul McDermott, Linda Wagner Gene May Hershel Conner Roger Stever, Bobby Hosterman, Tena Kay Moyer, Carl Shook Keith Tschanen THREE: Annabel Jackson, Shirley Jackson, Isobel Jackson Judy Niebel Judy Wyss, Rosalie Secoy, Diane Bloom, Beverly Corfman Glenn Goodman Paul Hufford CLAS President ..... Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Reporter ...... Student Council S CFFICERS . . . . .. Hershel Conner . . . . .Beverly Corfman .. ...... Diane Bloom ....Wayne Burks ... .... Paul Hufford .. ... Rosalie Secoy 25 SEVE 'l'll GRADE ROW ONE: Don Ward, James McGinnis, Bobby Hill, Merlyn Reed, Ronnie Hosterman, David Hawkins, Verlin Riedel, Elza McDermott, Richard Neisler, Paul Bridgeford, Gene Good- man, Lynn Bell, Buddy Nutter. ROW TWO: Billy Conner, Charles Wolford, Ernest Risner, Henry Mekush, Barbara Dunlap, Don Riedel, Shirley Walter, Suzanne Lininger, Helen Sprau, Jo Gregg, Joy Gregg, Mary Babcock. ROW THREE: Junior Hetzel, Janet Gregg, Van Curlis, Donald Dunlap, Lina Mae Baugher, Jeanne Anna Norris, Richard Feasel, Diane Wagner, Connie Mercer, David Miller, Nancy Osborne, Charles Corfman, Toby Riedel, Virginia Gribben, Mrs. Walton. ROW FOUR: Ellen Dutcher, Dale Fadley, Allen Dunlap, Derwood Bare, Robert Noggle, Jerry Bogard, Paul Burkhart, Ruth Ann Jacobs, Phyllis Shellhorn, Gilbert Kinney, James Jones Virginia Hall. CLASS OFFICERS President ........ .... J erry Bogard Vice-President. . . ..... Dale Fadley Secretary ....... . . . James McGinnis Treasurer .... . . . Donald Dunlap Reporter ....... .. . James Jones Student Council .. .. .Verlin Riedel 26 I Tll GRADE - , O O - Z3 ROW ONE: Donald King, David Mercer, Walter Williams, Edward Lininger, Neil Dininger Edson Smith, Donnie Grubb, Tom Corfman. ROW TWO: Marjorie Jacobs, Virginia Melroy, Vernice Harris, Phyllis King, Mary Alice Gingery, Carol Brown, Jean Walker, Roberta Ullom, Jane Griffin, David Bloom, Bill Curlis, Ronald Hufford. ROW THREE: Harold Williams, .Terry Bookmeyer, Tommy Hall, Julian Babcock, Tommy Turk, Daryl Campbell, Donnie Bare, Barbara Osborne, Neil Hartschuh, Jean Maskey, Barbara Jones, Jerry Pierce. ROW FOUR: Mr. Osborn, Larry Corfman, Randy Mawer, Bill Sowers, Donald Shook, Lyle Bell, Norma Williams, Marilyn Burks, Nevin Stover, Irene Breyley, Darlene Ransom, Joanne McDermott, Wanda Mahoney, Mrs. Niebel. ROW FIVE: Vernon Noggle, Lynn Stillberger, Richard Wagner, Carol Pancost, Susan Warfel, Gloria Gingery, Joyce Balliet, Amy Hill, Patty Britton, Martha Gregg, Lynn Adams, Carol Brouse, Dean Wolfrum. Larry Von Blon, Suzanne Schryer, 1 Dick Smith, Lois Taylor, Carl Geary. 27 FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Gordon Hufford, Richard Wolford, Daryl Sprau, Charles Solze, Wayne Moor- head, Norman Adams, Donald Secoy, Bernard Taylor. ROW TWO: Sandra Maskey, Roma Kelly, Janet Biller, Jackie Miller Judy K. Hufford, Helen Bausman, Rebecca Heilman, Shirley Campbell, Maggie Houdeshell, Donna Heavlin, Eunice Orr. ROW THREE: Mrs. Miller, Pete Hummel, Judy V. Hufford, Kathy Riedel, Sharon Beard, Karen Niebel, Ronald Harbour, Bob Sowers, Dick Vance, Carol Sloman, Donald Shell- horn, Sharon Riedel, Janet Orewiler, Mrs. Brown. ROW FOUR: Larry Hill, Jean Jamison, Philip Honsberger, Martha Ullom, Sue Curlis, Billy Hufford, Myron Babcock, Freddy Lundy, Joan Beitler, Francis Bakies, Jane Orewiler. Jean Shellhouse, Carol Sloman, Sandra Maskey 28 F0 IITII GRADE 4. Q .1 ... l 1 ROW ONE: Dennie Bare, Bobby Navarro, Tommy Walton, Richard Close Kernie Conner Jim Smith, Philip Miller, Jimmie Stewart. ROW TWO: Bobby Burks, Larry Grady, Peggy Conner, Norma Dininger, Mai garet Jones, Joan Horick, Darla Bloom, Jean Gribben, Sue Bell, Charlotte Reed, John Wilkinson, Howard Shook. Swerline, Mike Beard, David Sue Corfman, Lyndel Shaffer, ROW FOUR: Karen Carr, Edwin Carol Norris, Mickey Miller, Ahlefeld, Kay Mahoney. Goodman, Kathleen Secoy, ROW THREE: Mrs. Brown, Carol Warfel, Carolyn Riedel, Lillian Burkhart, Janet Lininger, Barney Martin, Nancy Hess, Barbara Walton, Melvin Wagner, Mrs. Swihart George Tuttle Betty King Beth Barton, Claude Riedel, Keith Corfman, Daryle Eugene Park, Carol Riedel, Henry Berkheimer, Willis Wagner. 29 J Q Tllllill GRADE Q. 4 - 4. ln. l A ROW ONE: Neil Stover, John Dunlap, John Riedel, Dick Kear, William Dunlap, Robert McEwen, Charles Hufford, Dicky Osborn. ROW TWO: Barbara Campbell, Rita Williams, Diane Marquart, Jana Gribben, Dale Quaigg, Sarah Pierce, Marcia Honsberger, Drusilla Nichols, Mary Ellen Jones, Caroline Hill, Virginia Hufford, Cleone Riedel, Susan Orr. ROW THREE: Donald Havelin, Russel Goodman, Richard King, Ray Barney, Mary Lou Hess Delores Dunlap, Mary Alice Hushour, Sharon Eckleberry, Phoebe Conner, Marcia Pope, Lenora Billings. ROW FOUR: Miss Sammet, Bobby Dutcher, Teddy Babcock, Bobby Britton, Raymond Nutter, Charles Engler, Larry Mackling, Raymond Jacobs, Carolyn Sours, Wilma Joyce Harbour, Billy Heilman, Dicky Riedel, Mrs. Grandstaff. .1-f 'M Connie Snavely, Conrad Hufford, Michael Hager, Carolyn McBride, Larry Wagner. 30 E00 ll GRADE 434 .- B..-I if In ROW ONE: Mrs. Weininger, Mike Holman, Jimmy Konkle, Billy Crawford, Judy Lininger Jon Brown, Sharon Norris, Judy Holt, Wilma Barney, Rustye Roberson, Mrs. Grand- staff. ROW TWO: David Jacobs, Carl Park, Claude Weatherbee, Sandra Doss, Carol Dunlap, Patsy Geary, Betty Jean Hess, Renee Oney, Wayne Williams, Susan Sweigard. ROW THREE: Judy Grady, Opal Heavlin, Connie Curlis, Sue Hill, Sharon Rayle, Nancy Williams, Linda Booth, Evelyn Jacobs, Linda Turk, Mary Ann Ingman. ROW FOUR: David Fadley, Charles Hall, Richard McGinnis, Danny Dutcher, Ralph Haw- kins, Tim Niebel, Robert Yeater, Timmy Curlis. Daryl Corfman, Jeannie Beard, Judy Cochran, Danny Schryer 31 FIR 'l' GRADE ,.. fi L. rw- . ,- ROW ONE: Miss Stalter, Wayne King, Mike Bell, James Billings, Ronald Aurand, Rita Corfman, Barbara Goodman, Robert Burkhart, Jerry Shook, Butch Quaigg, Bonnie Burks, Ada Hill, Mrs. Wenner. ROW TWO: Darlene Conner, Carol King, Alfred Dunlap, Janet Pinkerman, Cheryl Lorah, Larry Secoy, Rosie Mekush, Darlene Mitchhart, Stanton Southward. ROW THREE: Carol Gregg, Judy Cross, Nancy McBride, Shirley Ullom, Phyllis Ullom, Maxine Kelly, Janice Fatzinger, Roma Weaver, Ann Sloman, Gloria Dutcher, Bobby Roberts, Juanita Lee. ROW FOUR: Daniel Chester, Richard Dummitt, Clayton Renfro, Charles Bigler, Dennis Kiser, Jerry Hackworth, Jerry Shell, Billy Ohl, Frank Orr. ROW ONE: Glendora Weatherbee, Rita Mae Goodman, Shirley Gregory, Vivian Hale. ROW TWO: Mike Shook, Freddie Bakies, Ronnie Park, Tommy Cochran. 32 ATHLETIU ' M gg' ,3 h ,,..I.A fv REIQXS . , , 1 .J .,.. ., . , - e , ,. , H A ,,,, A' A . - .f 'Y A . X . P U sim .nt x A ff Qu an-'W ? Nw3:L si- f A ,'..g . A li - N Milf as :WL .. 'U . -Mu.. my S NN.. 1 'Q ,K ..-, q..As Q . k 4 s , ,v 'Fx 3 . ' ,I '-ga .. ,,, I Q ax .Zig wx -L qw. . -'Q VAR l'l'Y BASKETBALL 045 ROW ONE: Leon Shell, John Bell, Danny Bogard, Don Hannam, Vaughn Shell. ROW TWO: Coach Robby Roberson, Manager Jim Biller, Bob Shook, Marlin Weaver, Edwin Gingery, George Noggle, Jerry Hosterman, Manager Alan Karcher. Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore SEASON'S RECORD Lykens 38 Sycamore 63 Marseilles 43 Sycamore 61 Old Fort 30 Sycamore '78 Nevada 56 Sycamore 58 McCutchenville 42 Sycamore 64 Harpster 49 Sycamore 57 Salem 67 Sycamore 58 Wharton 49 Sycamore 61 Sulphur Springs 55 Sycamore 66 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Sycamore 52 Mt. Zion 37 Sycamore 67 Carey 49 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Sycamore 76 Nevada 61 Sycamore 57 Wharton 55 Sycamore 75 Salem 58 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Sycamore 58 Tiro 37 Sycamore 60 Sulphur Springs 33 Sycamore 60 Arlington 47 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Sycamore 52 Delphos St. Johns 53 34 Marseilles Nevada Carey McCutchenville Harpster Salem Wharton Forest Melmore Ill TRICT CIIAMPIII 'if P .mga HANNAM BOGARD xy 598, If S518 X LL rg. an A' BELL District Champs! This is a title enjoyed by only a few schools in the State. Syca- more High School and Community can well be proud of this team that went farther in Tournament Play than any previous Sycamore Team. The overwhelming success of this team can be contributed to several factors: The most evident and essential was the coach who with untiring effort together with a broad understanding of athletic fundamentals and the proper way of handling boys contributed to the unforgettable season. The second factor can be chalked up in favor of the team as a whole. The Wildcats worked hard and cooperated to the limit to the supression of sel- fish individualism. With them was always the will to win. This not only applies to those pictured above, but also BOB SHOOK, EDWIN GINGERY, JERRY HOSTERMAN, MARLIN WEAVER, GENE VON BLON and GEORGE NOGGLE for sometimes they were definitely a help in gaining a victory. Then too, the cooperation, good sportsmanship and fine following of the fans cannot be overlooked as a factor which helped lead to such a successful season. Their encourage- ment meant a great deal and was greatly appreciated. With most of the members of this squad back in school next year we are looking for- ward to another big season and wish them the Best of Luck for continued success. 35 RE ERVE BA KETBALL s'a. ROW ONE: Jerry Everhart, Ronnie Miller, Marlin Weaver, George Noggle, Jerry Hosterman ROW TWO: Coach, Mr. Roberson, Jim Marquart, Larry Pancost, Gene Von Blon Allen Corfman, Gerald Swerline. ROW THREE: Lester Bell, Gene Corfman, Francis Tschanen, Ronald Reed. RESERVE BASKE TBALL Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore , l 36 Season's Record 36 Marseilles 40 Old Fort 38 Nevada 26 McCutchenville 53 Harpster 42 Salem 44 Wharton 34 Sulphur Springs 46 Marseilles 37 Nevada 39 Carey 23 McCutchenville 41 Harpster 31 Salem 43 Wharton 50 Forest 41 Melmore JUNIUR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Lynn Bell, Hershel Conner, Bobby Hosterman, Jerry Bogard, Carl Shook, David Miller, Ronnie Hosterman. ROW TWO: Mr. Roberson, Leon Shell, Merlyn Reed, Henry Mekush, James Jones, Charles Wolford and Vaughn Shell. When a call was made for Junior High Basketball Practice, practically all the seventh grade boys Qabout 305 and a half dozen eighth grade boys reported. These eager beavers worked hard for several weeks under the coaching of Leon and Vaughn Shell and the Supervision of Mr. Roberson. The squad was then cut to three eighth graders and eight seventh graders. Although no records were kept of their games, we know this group won two games, one of these being a Junior High Tournament game. It is our hope that some of these seventh grade boys grow three or four inches this coming summer so the lack of height will not be the handicap next season as it was this past year. Junior High Cheer Leaders X Linda Wagner, Judy Niebel, Jo Gregg. 37 BA EBALL Q' ,Q 'H' ' S 1' 9 'xl STR F: M S f 'f.'i1',3 at 1 A ' , , A M 15' A 'fa ' dk M W if V 7? Ja, :Sa ,Vrf . 1. K. ibm ROW ONE: Don Hannum, Gene Von Blon, John Bell, Jerry Hosterman, Danny Bogard, Vaughn Shell. ROW TWO: Coach Mr. Roberson, Lester Bell, Ronnie Miller, George Noggle, Edwin Gingery, Leon Shell, Marlin Weaver, Wayne Neiderhauser. As soon as school started the baseball season was in full swing. A schedule of 10 games plus the fact that we had a well-seasoned team led to much interest in this sport. Although we had an undefeated season perhaps the most exciting game was the Championship one with Nevada. This went into extra innings and we won 1 to 0 when an error was committed. Thus we gained the Championship of the county and the right to enter the district tournament in the spring. With three experienced pitchers on this squad we hope to go places in the district. Season's Record - i A Sycamore 2 Salem 1 16 38 Sycamore Old Fort 3 Sycamore 7 New Riegle Sycamore 2 Wharton Sycamore 5 Harpster Sycamore 12 McCutchenville Sycamore 18 Melmore Sycamore 2 Old Fort Sycamore 8 Marseilles Sycamore 1 Nevada TRACK KJ 1,7 ROW ONE: Leon Shell, Vaughn Shell, Danny Bogard, Don Hannum, ROW TWO: Mr. Roberson, Allen Karcher, George Noggle, Wayne Neiderhouser. The thinclads of Sycamore High made their appearance as soon as the basketball season was completed. Because four outstanding trackmen, Bill Bogard, Leo Reed, Bud Wall,and Don Han- num, were lost to the squad by graduation last spring we do not know exactly what to expect this season. Last spring our outstanding high jumper, Bill Bogard, put the name of Sycamore High School on the map. At the district meet at Mansfield, Bill jumped 6' 3-3!4 setting a new record for that field. At the State Meet in Columbus Bill was not able to top his district record but did jump 6'1 to win first place. SEASON'S RECORD Sycamore 81 Marseilles 43 V2 Sycamore 50 Old Fort 62 Melmore 4 Sycamore 40 V2 Harpster 54V2 Marseilles 31 Sycamore 48 Nevada 56 Wharton 17 Sycamore 50 Richwood 55V2 Old Fort 20V2 Sycamore 4316 Harpster 32V2 Nevada 53 COUNTY MEET Nevada 53 V2 Sycamore 52 V4 Harpster 49 M1 Marseilles 1934 Salem '7V2 Wharton IMQ 39 A State High Jump Champ Bill Bogard VARSITY Irene Wyss Shirley Hannum LaVon Droll Alicelee Clingman RE SE RVE Diane Mercer Judy Wyss Patty Ward CIIEER LEADERS ill-'A ,gg 40 ' s ACTIVITIE 5 K. 35 'ETQQ fi ' LX 3 , K E -, 4 it 2 , - W Q ms- A f f' ' , p V . . - iw :HA ,,, i ' A ,.,. 'N my zn' m y 1 -:d' 'M Q Sk i A ,f g : H I v jfj W f - 2 ' by I . 1 5 Q Q' . r . ' Q W H F ,F I Qt mir kk,V lr V ik ...W WW . Q , 41 iE lllll BAD ROW ONE: Diane Mercer, Patty Ward, Shirley Hannum, Ruth Jamison, Mary Lois Grand- staff. ROW TWO: Donald Riedel, Buddy Nutter, Donald Dunlap, Henry Mekush, James McGinnis, Merlyn Reed, Don Ward, Vernon Noggle, Junior Hetzel, Edson Smith, Randy Mawer, ROW THREE: Dale Fadely, David Miller, Gloria Gingery, Karen Niebel, June Moorhead, Nancy Osborne, Beverly Miller, John Biller, Donnie Grandstaff, David Hawkins, Nevin Stover. ROW FOUR: Mr. Dommer, Diane Davis, Alicelee Clingman, Joyce Riedel, Marjorie Miller, Jocelyn Geary, Judy Wyss, Judy Niebel, Rosalea Secoy, Janet Maskey, Sue Grady, Alan Karcher, John Bigler. ROW FIVE: Lowell Breyley, Larry Pancost, Joseph Mekush, Bill Burks, Bobby Hosterman, Jerry Bogard, George Noggle, Carolyn Riedel, Bonny Yentzer, Terry Ransom, Tena Kay Moyer. Clarinets Saxaphone Trumpets Trombones Henry Mekush Diane Mercer Don Riedel David Miller Junior Hetzel Patty Ward Donald Dunlap Alicelee Clingman Jerry Bogard Gloria Gingery Beverly Miller John Biller Donnie Grandstaff David Hawkins Janet Maskey John Bigler Lowell Breyley Drums Alan Karcher Bonny Yentzer Terry Ransom Tena Kay Moyer Bill Burks Shirley Hannum Buddy Nutter Diane Davis Joyce Riedel Rosalea Secoy Sue Grady Horns Ruth Jamison Marjorie Miller Judy Niebel James McGinnis Merlyn Reed Don Ward Vernon Noggle Edson Smith Dale Fadely June Moorhead Nancy Osborne Nevin Stover George Noggle French Horns Jocelyn Geary Judy Wyss Larry Pancost Bobby Hosterman Carolyn Riedel Flute Mary Lois Grandstaff Bass Randy Mawer Bell Lyre Karen Niebel J Nlllll BA II ROW ONE: Vernice Harris, Wanda Mahoney, Kathleen Secoy, Ronnie Harbour, Philip Hons- berger, Gordon Hufford, Janet Biller, Jackie Miller, Edson Smith. ROW TWO: Carol Pancost, Susan Warfel, Martha Gregg, Billy King, Lynn Adams, Richard Vance, Richard Feasel, David Mercer, Mr. Dommer. ROW THREE: Judy Hufford, Helen Bausrnan, Sue Curlis, Jean Jamison, Daryl Aufeld, Mike Beard, Neil Hartschuh, Julian Babcock, Nancy Osborn, Janet Swerline. Clarinet Judy Hufford Susan Warfel Richard Vance Philip Honseberger Gordon Hufford Janet Biller Horn Jeanie Jamison Drum Neil Hartschuh Martha Gregg Billy King Flutes Helen Bausman Vernice Harris Jackie Miller Baritone Daryl Aufe ld Bass Drum Julian Babcock Saxaphone Sue Curlis Kathleen Secoy Ronnie Harbour Bass Horn Mike Beard Richard Feasel Trumpets Barbara Osborne Lynn Adams David Mercer Wanda Mahoney Edson Smith Trombones Janet Swerline Carol Panc ost MIXED Ullllllll alqlrl-g ROW ONE: Jerry Mackling, Jim Biller, Alan Karcher, Shirley Hummel, Shirley Hannum, Carolyn Riedel, Terry Ransom, Phyllis Ruhlen, Donnie Grandstaff, John Biller, Dickie Ekleberry. ROW TWO: Phyllis Hepperly, Jean Grady, Diane Mercer, Diane Davis, Alicelee Cling- man, Joyce Riedel, Marilyn Smith, Ruthie Miller, Irene Wyss, Mary Lois Grand- staff, Janet Hufford, Virginia Smith, Lester Bell. ROW THREE: Mr. Dommer, Francis Tschanen, Virginia Feasel, Beverly Shellhouse, Romaine Riedel, Carol Grubb, Joycelyn Geary, Nancy Corfman, Kay Sloman, Shirley Montz, Maxine Burks, Nova Giles, Don Holt. ROW FOUR: Ronnie E. Miller, Lowell Breyley, Ronnie T. Miller, LeRoy Noggle, Vaughn Shell, John Bell, Gene Von Blon, Leon Shell, Albert Ohl, Fred Hufford, Larry Pan- cost, Kenneth Risley, Bill Burks, Gary Gregg, Keith Burks. Although our band and vocal groups made several appearances throughout the school year the highlights for these groups are the County Music Festivals. This year there are to be two festivals, one for the bands and the other for the vocal groups of the county. In addition to having a mass concert each school will perform individually. The festival for the vocal groups was held at our school March 27 and was under the direction of Prof. Ferris Ohl of Heidelberg College. The Band Festival was held at Wharton April 17. Several members of the band participated in the District Music Contests. Randy Mawer and the clarinet Quartette, John Biller, Joseph Mckush, Henry Mekush and Lowell Breyley received the highest rating making them eligible to enter the State Contest. 44 IHRLY CHUR ROW ONE: Phyllis Hepperly, June Moorehead, Ruth Miller, Maxine Williams, Ruth Ann Corfman, Charlotte Goodman, Virginia Feasel, Nancy Neisler, Diane Mercer, Mary Lois Grandstaff, Irene Wyss. ROW TWO: Mr. Dommer, Jean Grady, Diane Davis, Alicelee Clingman, Sue Grady, Sarah Kelley, Janet Hufford, Virginia Smith, Norma Ohl, Sylvia Wagner, Phyllis Ruhlen, Eleanor Hetzel, Maxine Burks, Marjorie McDermott. ROW THREE: Marjorie Miller, Lucille Sprau, Pauline McDermott, Donna Hummel, Beverly Miller, Carol Grubb, Jocelyn Geary, Sherry Sorg, Janet Maskey, Ruth Jamison, Gertrude Jump, Terry Ransom, Marian Everhart, Bonnie Yentzer, La Von Droll, Nova Giles. ROW FOUR: Marilyn Smith, Janis Corfrnan, Romaine Riedel, Louise McDermott, Carolyn McGinnis, Joyce Riedel, Carolyn Riedel, Joanne Griffen, Ruth Riedel, Nancy Corfman Melva Zellner, Kay Sloman, Shirley Hummel, Shirley Hannum, Beverly Shellhouse, Shirley Montz. BUY ' CHUH ROW ONE: Mr. Dommer, John Bell, Leon Shell, Ronnie Miller, Vaughn Shell, Leroy Noggle, Albert Ohl, Lowell Breyley, Gene Von Blon, Francis Tschanen, Freddie Hufford, ROW TWO: Donnie Grandstaff Johnny Biller Lester Bell Keith Burks Dickie Ekleb , , , , erry. ROW THREE: Don Holt, Kenneth Risley, Jim Biller, Alan Karcher, Billy Burks Larry Pancost, Jerry Mackling, Jim Schrver. , 45 7 6 EW PAPER TAFF L I ROW ONE: Bob Shook, Janet Hufford, Alan Karcher, Maxine Burks, Romaine Riedel, Jean Grady, Marjorie McDermott, Larry Lee Reed. ROW TWO: Louise McDermott, Marilyn Smith, Bonny Yentzer, Shirley Hummel, Carolyn Riedel, Shirley Hannum, La Von Droll, Marian Everhart, Irene Wyss, Alicelee Clingman, Miss Powell. ROW THREE: Wayne Dutcher, Gene Von Blon, Marlin Weaver, Robert McVay, Vaughn Shell, Allen Corfman, Lowell Breyley, Leon Shell, John Bell, Terry Ransom. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... ..... A lan Karcher Reporter .... Assistant ........... . . . Romaine Riedel Business Manager .... ..... L arry Reed Assistant . . . - Assistant ........... ..... R obert McVay Circulation .... ...... B ob Shook Girls Sports Marilyn Smith Assistant ..... . . . Assistant. . . . . . Janet Hufford Boys Sports Gene Von Blon Assistant ..... Activity .... .... T erry Ransom Artist ...... Carolyn Riedel Assistant . . . Assistant. . . ..... Lowell Breyley Typist . . . Shirley Hannam Feature .... ..... B onny Yentzer Marian Everhart Proofreader .... Assistant. . . .... Carolyn Stillberger Advisor. . . . . . . Irene Wyss . . . La Von Droll Jean Grady - - - - - Allen Corfman Louise McDermott Marjorie McDermott . . Alicelee Clingman ..........John Bell Leon Shell . . . Wayne Dutcher . . . . . . Gary Gregg . . . . Shirley Hummel Maxine Burks Marlin Weaver . . . Vaughn Shell . . . Miss Powell YEARBUUK TAFF if ROW ONE: Marjorie McDermott, Ruth Miller, Shirley Hummel. ROW TWO: Carolyn Riedel, Marian Everhart, Marilyn Smith, Ruth Riedel, La Von Droll, Bonnie Yentzer, Jean Grady, Janice Corfman, Terry Ransom, Miss Tuttle ROW THREE: Larry Reed, Robert Shook, Wayne Solze, Wayne Dutcher, John Bell Allen Karcher, James Biller. THE STAFF EDITOR ............. ASSISTANT EDITOR .... ACTIVITIES ......... SPORTS EDITOR ..... PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . BUSINESS MANAGER .... ADVERTISING MANAGER .... ASSISTANTS ............ SALES MANAGER .... CIRCULATION ...... TYPISTS .......... ARTIST ..... ADVISOR . . . 47 . . . . La Von Droll . . . . . .Jean Grady . . . . Bonny Yentzer . . . .Wayne Dutcher . . . .Terry Ransom James Biller .. . .Alan Karcher . . . . .Wayne Solze . . . . . Ruth Riedel Janis Corfman Larry Reed . . . .Marian Everhart . . . Carolyn Riedel Shirley Hummel Ruth Miller Marjorie McDermott Marilyn Smith .. . . . . Nova Giles . . . Miss Tuttle F.lI.A. ROW ONE: Charlotte Goodman, Mary Louise Taylor, June Moorhead, Bonnie Yentzer, Maxine Burks, Terry Ransom, Ruth Riedel, La Von Droll, Carolyn Riedel, Shirley Montz. ROW TWO: Phyllis Hepperly, Geraldine Williams, Donna Hummel, Marjorie Miller, Lucile Sprau, Nancy Neisler, Joan Holman, Eleanor Hetzel, Ruth Miller, Mrs. Cole. ROW THREE: Ruth Ann Corfman, Maxine Williams, Jocelyn Geary, Carol Ann Grubb, Virginia Feasel, Janet Maskey, Marian Everhart, Beverly Miller, Marilyn Smith. ROW FOUR: Shirley Hummel, Louise McDermott, Carolyn McGinnis, Janice Corfman, Nova Giles, Joan Griffin, Melva Zellner, Sherry Sorg, Joyce Riedel, Patty Ward, Sylvia Wagner, Norma Ohl. OFFICERS President ........ .. . Terry Ransom Vice-President . .. . . . Maxine Burks Secretary ....... . . . Bonny Yentzer Treasurer .............. Ruth Riedel Student Council ....... Shirley Montz Parlimentarian .... Charlotte Goodman Historian ..... . . .Carolyn McGinnis Reporter ..... ...... L a Von Droll Song Leader .... ..... C arol Grubb Pianist ......... . . .Carolyn Riedel Club Mother .... Mrs. Yentzer Advisor ....... ..... M rs. Cole 48 ROW ONE: Jerry Everhart, Ronnie Reed, Joseph Mekush, Wayne Solze, Larry Reed Ken neth Risley, Marlin Weaver, John Bigler, Jimmy Marquart, Mr. Moorhead. ROW TWO: Billy Burks, Carl Holman, Billy Gingery, Jim Stever, Keith Tschanen, Gene Corfman, Allen Corfman, Ronnie Miller, Ronnie E. Miller, Gary Gregg, Alton Riedel, Jim Biller ROW THREE: Don Holt, Wayne Neiderhouser, Melvin Zellner, Gerald Swerline, Edwin Gingery, Albert Ohl, Richard Shellhorn, LeRoy Noggle, Bob Shook, Keith Burks. F. F. A. OFFICERS President . ........... Vice-President Secretary ..... .... Treasurer . . Reporter . . . . Sentinel .............. Advisor ....... . ...... . . . Larry Reed . . .Wayne Solze Kenneth Risley Marlin Weaver Joseph Mekush . Donald Riedel .Mr. Moorhead Assistant Secretary ...... John Bigler Assistant Treasurer . . . Jim Marquart F. F. A. Basketball Team iabfil,-l --v all E lllll GLASS PLAY CLEMENTINE Cathy was the admiration of the neighborhood for she was always well dressed and her hair and nails were always well cared for, but Clementine was a tomboy always playing football or having half the team following her about. Clem's mother finally cracks down upon her and insists she invite a boy to Cathy's party. Clem asks Hank telling him she is asking him because she is forced to, but adding that she hoped he would refuse. Hank is also invited by Cathy and accepts her gracious invitation and Clem is forced to take Tubby who suffers from hay fever. Clem doesn't like the way things are turning out and decides to enter the oratorical contest with the hope of defeating Hank. She wins the contest but isn't happy at hurting Hank. She also arouses the anger of Miss Pringle, an old maid, who is very influential in the towns elections. Clem finds that be- cause of her carelessness and thoughtlessness her father is going to lose the election and the office of Mayor. - Clem changes her ways, gets a permanent, and soon has Hank over help- ing her with her Geometry. She then faces Miss Pringle and admits she was wrong thus squaring things for her father too. THE CAST Clementine Kelley .... .... C arol Grubb ....A Tomboy.... Mary Kelley . . Gerald Kelley Bertha ....... Abe Carter . . . Hank Matthews Pete ......... Tubby .... Cathy ...... Jane Ann .... Ann McNeil .. ......Her Mother ....The Mayor, Her Father ...The Housekeeper ....The Handyman... ....Clem's Pal.... Ladies Man..... .....Who Has Hay Fever ...Who Has Discovered Boys..... Little Gossip..... ....A Speech Teacher... Miss Prunella Pringle .... .... A nn's Aunt .. . 56 Bonny Yentzer . .. Larry Reed Carolyn Riedel .Alan Karcher . . . John Bell . . . . Bob Shook Wayne Dutcher .La Von Droll Terry Ransom Marilyn Smith . . Ruth Riedel ATl0 AL H0 0R SUCIETY 'M' Vggmef L K X...v ROW ONE: Kenneth Risley, Ruth Riedel, Vaughn Shell, Leon Shell. ' ' 11 ROW TWO: Terry Ransom, Jimmy Biller, Allen Karcher, La Von Dro . ROW THREE: Jean Grady, Jerry Hosterman, Romaine Riedel, Virginia Smith. LIBRARY TAFF Of ROW ONE: Marlene Harter, Romaine Riedel, Shirley Hummel, Melva Zellner, Kay Solman. ROW TWO: Marjorie McDermott, Beverly Shellhouse, Shirley Montz, Janet Huf ford, Miss Tuttle. 51 VARSITY R H ROW ONE: Alicelee Clingman Shirley Hannum La V D l , , on ro l, Irene Wyss. ROW TWO: Alan Karcher, CChaplainJ, Jerry Hosterman fSec.-Treas.l, Leon Shell CStud C.J, Gene Von Blon, Don Hannum fReporterl, Ronnie Miller, George Noggle, Jim Biller. ROW THREE: Mr. Roberson, John Bell CPres.l, Edwin Gingery, Danny Bogard, Vaughn Shell, Marlin Weaver, Bob Shook Wice-Pres.J. Y-TEE W., rerrf rw 'ff' , J Yr 'iffy , ROW ONE: Carol Grubb, Marjorie McDermott, Janis Corfman, Marlene Harter, Shirley Hummel fVice-Pres.J, Shirley Hannum, Nancy Corfman, Eleanor Hetzel. ROW TWO: Diane Davis, Alicelee Clingman fSec.j, Phyllis Ruhlen, Jocelyn Geary, Diane Mercer, Carolyn Riedel, Mary Lois Grandstaff, Bonny Yentzer fPres.J, La Von Droll, Kay Sloman, Miss Tuttle. ROW THREE: Beverly Miller, Janet Maskey, Ruth Jamison, Mary Cross, Pauline McDer- mott, Gertrude Jump, Carolyn McGinnis CTreas.J, Louise McDermott, Romaine Riedel, Maxine Burks, Virginia Smith. 52 TUBE 'l' COU UIL Although the student council has done nothing particularly outstanding this year it has been active throughout the year making suggestions for improving the school and helping to carry them out. Several things this group did was to see that a flag was placed in the gym, to plan the activities for Junior- Senior Day and Initiation. They also took charge of the concessions for the Holiday Tournament and planned Student Day. The officers sf the Councils are President--Jerry Hosterman Vice-President--Larry Reed Secretary--Romaine Riedel Advisors--Mr. Shell, Mr. Roberson and Miss Tuttle Other members of the council are: Alan Karcher, Wayne Solze, Jim Biller, Bonny Yentzer, Irene Wyss, Maxine Burks, Lowell Breyley, Beverly Shellhouse, Joseph Mekush, Kay Sloman, Jerry Everhart, Diane Mercer, Hershel Conner, Rosalie Secoy, Jerry Bogard and Verlin Riedel. All LT 'l'YPl G CLASS An adult typing class was organized this winter and much interest has been shown in it. There are about twenty-four enrolled. Below are some pictures taken of this group. 53 Wllll' WHO Lowell Breyley Larry Reed Maxine Burks Terry Ransom Jean Grady Carnival Queen and Home Coming Queen and Attendants Attendants Judy Wyss, Carol Harris, Bonny Yentzer, Diane Davis, Diane Mercer, Queen La Von Patty Ward, Janet Gregg, Queen Romaine Droll, Shirley Hannum, Bonny Yentzer Riedel These are some of the people who have had some honor bestowed upon them, but who have not been recognized elsewhere in this annual. Terry Ransom--Representative to Girls State. Lowell Breyley--A member of the Ohio State Fair Band. Larry Reed and Maxine Burks--Local Prince of Peace Winners. Jean Grady--County representative to the Ohio University History Scholarship Tests. 54 KIESS PAINT AND APPLIANCE. . AIWERTI I G DELLA'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP .... COLES GENERAL STORE ....... FOULKS PHARMACY ................ CRAWFORD BOWLING .... SAVERITE MARKET ...... DUNLAP GROCERY ............. FLOX'S CLOTHING STORE -n-..- ELISE HARE, REAL ESTATE. . . MILLER'S GROCERY .................. J AY'S TOGGERY ................ OCEOLA SHOE STORE .... LYKENS TILE MILL .... LONG'S SHOE STORE ..... COMSTOCK JEWELRY .... DR. BAUER ..... HALM MOTOR CO. ............. . KINLE Y' S DAIRY .......... CREEKRIVER FARM, cHo1cfi:'2:Uf5f1-515' f f .. RANsoM's CAFE ........................ MARTIN'S DINER ............... UPPER UPPER . . . UPPER UPPER nn-.... -no--.. .f UPPER UPPER UPPER SANDUSKY, SANDUSKY, ..LYKENs, BUCYRUS, BUCYRUS, . ocEoL.A, . BENTON, SANDUSKY, SANDUSKY, BUCYRUS, BUCYRUS, . OCEOLA, ..LYKENS, BUCYRUS, ...T1FF1N, SANDUSKY, SANDUSKY, SANDUSKY, .......SYCAMORE, .......SYCAMORE, UPPER SANDUSKY , OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO OHIO Complimenis of Ford Tractors and Dearborn Farm Equipment Phone 842 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Upper Tractor Sales SYCAMURE I-UMBER COMPANY Phone 192 C omplimenis of DIBLES MEN WEAR UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '53 WOODS COFFEE SHOP Upper Sandusky Ohio Complimenfs of WYANDOT COUNTY AUTO CLUB It Pays To Belong! UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO FORD-MERCURY Sales and Service ELLIS - MARTIN INC. 125-127 South Sandusky Avenue Upper Sandusky, Ohio C. R. ELLIS PHONE 155 Compliments of L 3 S A L L E S Your Store in Tiffin TIFFIN OHIO BOND FURNITURE Complete Household Furnishings PHONE 420 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT TIFFIN OHIO France Implement Co. I. H. REFRIGERATION SPEED QUEEN WASHERS FARMALL TRACTORS Tiffin Ohio HARRY E. COLE Sycamore, Ohio Phone 139 COMMONWEALTH L11-'E INSURANCE Co. Older than '78 out of 100 Larger than 85 out of 100 Growing Faster tHan 55 out of 100 Home Office - Louisville 2, Kentucky S T E C H E R Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service PHONE 55 Upper Sandusky Ohio STRASSER 8: SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Repairing and Services - Electrical Supplies Fixtures - Refrigerators - Radios Appliances and Motors UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO HARTS JEWELRY Famous for Diamonds Upper Sandusky Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53 THE EVERGREENS UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO Compliments of HOTEL CAREY and CLUB Z3 CHOICE FOOD AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone 92 Corey, Ohio J. 1. Callari Hay Company Buyers of All Grades of HAY and STRAW It will pay you to get our prices before selling Phone Us Collect No. 740 UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO Newman's Music Store Band and Orchestra Instruments and Supplies POPULAR and CLASSICAL RECORDINGS SHEET MUSIC I89 South Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of U. S. IMPLEMENT OO. AUTHORIZED DEALER Allis-Chalmers - New Idea - Philco UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO Compliments of PLANKTON STORE GROCERIES - MEATS - HARDWARE FROZEN FOODS Mildred and Eldon Nausbaum Sycamore, Ohio R. F. D. No. 3 Good Furniture and Carpets at B E R N A R D S In Corey and Upper Sandusky WALTER HARDWARE Sign of the Big Saw Bucyrus Uhib FISCHER HARDWARE Home of Good Hardware Bucyrus Ohio Compliments of BUD'S ELECTRIC Wilson's Frozen Foods Fresh Frozen Meats Poultry-Fruits-Vegetables Slaughtering-Curing Bucyrus Route No. 2, Nevada, Ohio Nevada Ph. 3789 Nevada Farmers Grain Q Q-, Association 1 eg L Feeds-Coal-Fence, etc. A J 1 so f up Nevada Lemert Schrier Cheese Factory UATES JEWELRY STURE Manufacturers of DIAMONDS ' WATCHES Swiss Cheddar, Brick 8. Colley Cheese REPAIRING WHOLESALE and RETAIL sox 387 Bucvnus, OHIO Upper Sandusky Ohio Compliments of l. H. HEFFEIFINGER WELL DRILLING - PUMP REPAIRING DEMING ELECTRIC DEEPWELL AND SHALLOWED PUMPS 0. F. KIME LUMBER COMPANY LET US HELP PHONE 43 PLAN YOUR HOME Free Well Drilling Estimates 128 WEST CHURCH STREET 208 North lone Street Upper Svndvslfv Oh Bucyrus Ohio Compliments of WYANDOT TRACTOR AND IMPIEMENI John Deere Sales and Service UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO Compliments of THE ROSEBUD Upper Sandusky Ohio NORTH END GROCERY H. C. Flickinger, Prop. GROCERIES - HOME DRESSED MEATS CASH FOR YOUR CREAM AND EGGS Balliets Drug Slore The Rexall Store Phgne sycqmgfel O. C 'P 'e 'S O' Sycamore Garage and Body Shop Gordon and Brickner SYCAMORE FROZEN FOOD AUTOMOBILE, TRUCK AND TRACTOR lOCKER REPAIRS R. .I. Phgng Sycgmgfgl IMLER'S VARIETY STORE School Supplies - Work Clofhes Dry Goods and Nofions - Wallpaper SYCAMORFE OHIO U. S. Concrete Products Company 521 w. Findlay sf. Upper Sandusky Ohio Phone 342 READY MIXED CONCRETE Concrete Building Blocks Cemenf Drain Tile Coal-Brick and OTHER BUILDING SUPPLIES Compliments of HARMONY SHOP CAREY, OHIO Compliments of JOHN H. NEATE Authorized Dealer DODGE - PLYMOUTH - OLDSMOBILE Paint and Wallpaper Full Line of ChiIdren's Apparel Upper Sandusky Ohio Best Wishes Burson Clothing Company Corey Ohio Compliments of THE DAILY CHIEF UNION UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO Compliments of The Chief Dairy Products Company Phone 257 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Always in the Market for Mill: and Cream The U. S. Commission Company Upper Sandusky, Ohio WE SERVE TO SELL AGAIN McCutchenviIIe, Ohio COAL-GRAIN- FEED-FERTILIZER-PAINT-GRINDING 8. MIXING PHONE 206 PHONE 230-YI CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CLASS OF 53 THE JIM DUGAN STORE Mews Ann sovs' FINE cl.oTmNc h MARION, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF SYCAMORE Mlll and SUP DEALERS IN Fence Posts - Feeds - Seeds Grains - Purina Chews Wayne Feed and Muster Mix PLY PHONE 97 SYCAMORE, OHIO M. A. WARD, Manager lt Pleases us to Please You Eu' More KoehIer's Greenhouses Inc. NEUMEISTERS Flowers For Every occasion Vitamin Enriched Bread and Pastry UPPER SANDUSKY-AREA WIDE DELIVERY Telephone 69 514 West Johnson St. UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO The Snyder Lumber co' Richardson's Flower Shop Carey, Ohio Coal-Hardware-Insulation-Millwork Flowers For occusmns Builders' Supplies-Pittsburg Paint H4 NORTH WARPOLE STREET Lumber PHONE 241-W UPPER SANDUSKY THE PLACE TO BUY WHEN YOU WANT TO BUILD Compliments of VALENTINE HARDWARE S Y C A M O R E T. M. Valentine Earl Valentine Compliments of c n 'e 's of KINLEYS DAIRY Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products and Ice Cream Sycamore Ohio Upper Sandusky Ohio W. F. SIM ONIS Chevrolet Sales and Service GENUINE PARTS TIRES BATTERIES GUARANTEED USED CARS Phone 263 Sycamore, Ohio THE LYKEN'S ELEVATOR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER NEW IDEA - NEW HOLLAND FARM EQUIPMENT LyIcen's Ohio BEST WISHES TO ALL The Foster Shumaker Co. Pianos of Quality PHONE 'I7 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO PF EIFER HARDWARE Farm Supplies-Paint-Fence-Stock Tanks-Electric Water Systems Well Drilling UPPER SANDUSKY PHONE 212 I Complimenfs of Art Callari Hay Company Buyers of AII Grade Hay 351-W PHONES 352 UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO - I FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital Stock Surplus 75,000 0 0 - -- War' --H I .- .. rfkiffsz-se-wf -is we.3g..iT'w:ffg:gf, 575,000 4 - OATASITYEZI ,,....k .iw T'57'fI'f'J5'5.X E-1533 ' 152 W 1 X 2451.200 we,A-.1-f0gg....af.gg,:0:110--0:L:,, 5, 1-se, ,.., 'g7z0f.f5f.I..g---.wg Q ff. 5g.f42S3V2g,,,1'vQ - fwsfiw .5 I fgseizeifsgsie sg ge. Eiimiisifegfsrffelfb 5-0 'ge' I 53,055.1 0 -Q. Ewa? H 'S fig ewffgwss fsfgqege, Qesfggggik ? ?5QS?1i5.0.0ggie f i . Uri 0 sffzf00f554fgg,?0ms5 A 0 ' . SYCAMORE, OHIO CAREY MOTOR SERVICE, INC. BUICK SALES and SERVICE USED CARS Phone 59 Carey Ohio TWIN CEDAR FARMS Feafuring Size Type Producfion in Guernseys-Durocs-Shropshires MR. AND MRS. BURTON HONSEBERGER AND FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 53 R. M. Russel - Ray Rossel Dentists 216 S. ,MAIN ST. PHONE 323 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO He Will Like It Better It It Comes From C0mPllme l5 of H 0 0 K ' S Clothing-Furnishings-Shoes Men's Wear-Shoes BiII's Economy Store TIFFIN, OHIO TIFFIN, OHIO - Compliments of ,SMITH'S Apparel Shop Tiffin and Fostoria OUR 50th YEAR We wish to express an appreciation for your past patronage, and will strive to merit your continued confidence. T H E H A R V E Y CaroI King and Shirley Lee Dresses B 0 W lCl'lAllMIlNTS Ol A N ES Stanley Smith, Proprietor Sycamore, Ohio Phone I7 BOLES-DANDURAND STUDIO School and College Photographs PHONE 2439 l23V2 South Washington Street Tiffin, Ohio H and G GROCERY and RESTAURANT GROCERIES MEATS ICE FREEZER-FRESH ICE CREAM 25 Years of Dependable Service HIGHEST QUALITY a d LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED Sycamore, Ohio Phone l95 B. F. WALTON and SONS Producers of Walton's Hybrids and Certified Form Seeds Custom Seed Cleaning ond Treating SYCAMORE PHONE 'l'l-X'l or 11-L2 OAK VIEW LOCKERS COMPLETE SLAUGHTERING POULTRY DRESSING AND PROCESSING FRESH AND FROZEN TURKEYS Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Ransom, Proprietors Phone 817 Lykens, Ohio Compliments of Crause Wallpaper and Paint Store PAINTING AND DECORATING DISHES - GLASSWARE 181 South Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio TINDERS Sewing Machines and Supplies 3'l SOUTH WASHINGTON ST. Tiffin Ohio Eagle Nest Hatchery Quality Chicks Upper Sandusky Ohio Compliments of Carey Implement Store 123 South Vance Street Corey Ohio Glu tograplw ahclograplzd 5? .I ,val N ir v f '2 J 'L fit: 'E t W -,-.Q .5 1 ! .L rw: Y 1 +4 I J 4 J M 10- FL 4 ' n -vf 4 -3? S I ya je gf: fi - a U. 'Q - 6.