Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

 - Class of 1954

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gcamore .Hgh Sclwof Olne jnteredtzng Jvlaglz lzglz td P bl' hed by THE SENIOR CLASS 1954 Il Sc aol .Dedication Our memorable life at Sycamore School has now reached its end. We, the Seniors,of 1954 felt that the faculty has prepared us to the best of our ability to start on our roads into the future. Most of our teachers receive little or no recognition for their splendid efforts put forth in preparing us for the future. We would like to give special recognition to one who has spent many years in this school system and who gave to twenty-two of us a good foundation for our remaining school years. We the Senior Class proudly dedicate this 1954 annual to MISS EUNICE STALTER, our first grade teacher. Miss Eunice Stalter Memorzam EDDIE EVANS 1936 1946 BILL ROBBINS 1936 1952 Who m their youthful life died The fair meek blossoms that Grew up and faded by our sides In the cold moist earth we Laid them when the forest cast the leaf And we wept that two so young Should have a life so brief Yet not unmeet it was That two like those young friends of ours So enthusiastic and vigorous m youth Should perish with the flowers 2 I 1 I 5 1 A o ll And when we think of two aldminid tra tion SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WYANDOT COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM D W OMAN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION JR in Seated Dale Swerlme Pres1dent Marc1le Moore Clerk George Gr1bben Standmg Dewey Hetzel Mr Shell Everett Baugher Vxce Pres1dent Paul Konkle 3 upennfemfenl Charles W Shell B S 1n Educatmn M A Degree I'll'lCLpCl Ohxo State Un1vers1ty Mary V Tuttle School Secretary Marc11e Moore 4 A B Hexdelberg College M A Kent State Un1vers1ty aculty Miss Eunice Stalter Mrs. Grace Wenner Bowling Green Bowling Green First Grade First Grade .II M, an f. Mrs. Aurian Grandstaff Mrs. Gladys Weininger Miss Frances Sammet Mrs. Marie Swihart Ohio University Bowling Green B.S. in Education Ashland College Second Grade Second Grade Capital University Fourth Grade Third Grade Mrs. Florence Brown Mrs. Helen Miller Mr. Charles Osborne Mrs. Mary Conrad B.S. in Education Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Fifth Grade Fifth-Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Third-Fourth Grade 5 Mrs. Lucille Niebel B.S. in Education Bowling Green Arithmetic and English Seventh Home Room acufiy Miss Alice Vance A.B. Degree Ohio Wesleyan Social Studies Freshmen Home Room I 4 Mrs A.B Mr. Harold Moorhead B.S. in Ag. Ed. Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture Eighth Grade Home Room Helen Grummel Degree Heidelberg College English-Spanish Sophomore Home Room Mr. H. K. Roberson B.S. in Education Otterbein College M.S. Bowling Green Science - Physical Ed. Junior Home Room .lflQ rf' 5 XT.. P39 'T' Y l Mrs. Helen Richardson Mrs. Marijane Cole Mr. Walter Dommer Mr. Harry Cole B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Bach. of Music B.S. in Education Findlay College Heidelberg College Heidelberg College Missouri State Commercial Department Vocational Home Ec. Music Science Senior Home Room 6 a an ten ance BUS DRIVERS Jesse Osborne Jumor Bacon Paul Walter Fred Case Bryan Sloman Wxrt Brown Charles Osborne COOKS - C UST ODIANS Uh-1 i Mabel Bogard Chrlstme Moyer Margaret Hufford J1m Shaffer Roy Hale 7 C 4 , VH i MM., T I f ' msg.,- J 1 a 3 1 9 ' U Q . c tw A . . 4 f 5' 1 1 1 ,Li G1 al-349.0 J' JW . Qi' X ,Z!' Q .ex , 1 V , ,,-J 271 M5 CLASS Row One Virginia Smith Shirley Hannum Louise McDermott Maxine Burks Eleanor Hetzel Irene Wyss Phyllis Ruhlen Sara Kelley Alicelee Clmgman Janet Hufford Row Two Joanne Griffin Carolyn McGinnis Kenneth Rxsley James Schryer Vaughn Shell Richard Shellhorn Gary Gregg Jerry Hosterman Romaine Riedel Mary Louis Grandstaff Row Three Robert McVay Richard Balliet Lowell Breyley Marlin Weaver Allen Corfman Gene Von Blon Don Riedel Leon Shell George Gatchell Albert Ohl CO! IMENCEMEINT PROGRAM May 27 1954 Processional Pomp and Circumstance Virginia Feasel Elgar Procession School Administration Speaker Ministers School Faculty Graduating Class of 1954 The The The The The Invocation ....... ....... T he Reverend Griswold Honor Address ..............,........... Romaine Riedel ...........This Is Our Today Piano Solo ......................................,.......... Maiaguena Virginia Smith Awarding of Honors ....................... Miss Mary Tuttle Principle Class Gift Presentation ................................. Class President Jerry Hosterman Honor Address ............................. Bu What Is Our Tomorrow Virginia Smith Vocal Solo. .,..................................... . Janet Hufford ..Show Us the Way ..Robert E. Lucas Supt. Charles Shell Class Address ..................,................,.. Presentation of Graduating Class ...............,.... Presentation of Diplomas ....................... . .... Mr. Dale Swerline President of Board of Education Benediction ..................................... The Reverend Griswold MOTTO: Quitters Never Wing Winners Never Quiti' COLORS: Royal FLOWER: Red Rose 9 Blue and White ell L0l'J 40' 'wtf' fl JERRY LIOSTERMAN Class Pres 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 2 3 4 Pres 3 V rs1ty S 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 Annual Staff 4 Natlonal Honor Soc 3 4 Class Play 3 4 ROMAINE RIEDEL Student Counc1l 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 MlX9d Chorus 1,2,3,4 Scholarshxp Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Arrow Staff 3,4, Edxtor 4 Annual Staff 4 L1brar1an 2,3 Natlonal Honor SOC1ety 3, 4 Class Play 3,4 Carnxval Queen 3 cl LOWELL BREYLEY V1ce Pres Class Student Counc1l 3 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Band 2 3,4, Pres 4 Scho1arsh1p Team Arrow Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 All Ohlo Boy s Band 2 3 SHIRLEY HANNUM Class Treas 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 1 Varslty S 2 3 4 Varslty Cheerleader 2 3 4 Reserve Cheerleader 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G1rls' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mxxed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Arrow Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3,4 Homecommg Queen Attendant 3 Homecommg Queen 4 Carn1val Queen Attendant 4 GENE VON BLON Student Counc1l 4 Vars1ty S 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Arrow Staff 3 Class Play 3 ALICELEE CLINGMAN Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 3 4 A Varsxty Cheerleader 2 3 4 Varslty S 2 3 4 Reserve Cheerleader 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pre Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Sec 1, V1ce Pres 4 Arrow Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Llbrarlan 1 Class Play 3,4 Orchestra 1,2 Home Commg Attendant 1 Carmval Queen Attendant 2 s4 C 1 Q r of 1 S RN. 11' . ' vv u f gill'--r, 'fr , 'rn' , 'gz-:I':':i:1:C.--1 :ri '.:'.:.,1 4.4, ,.,. . . 4 Basketball 3,4 A - V 1 1 v 1 1 . , , 1 4 . , , , ,14 4 1 ' a ' H H , , , 4 1 1 1 l 1 ' , ,4 - 1 1 ty, 1' Y' ' at ...Nr , N '-PM-h,f2 1 F.H. . 2,4 - 1 1 ' 7 . - uv n 1 1 ' 'Y Y' 1 1 I , ' , , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 7 7 ' JANET HUFFORD A Y Teens 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 M1xed Chorus 1 2 Arrow 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Lxbrarlan 3 4 Class Play 4 G1rls State 4 VAUGHN SHELL Class Pres 1 Student Councrl 2 V rsxty S 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Arrow Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Edxtor 4 Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 3 4 MARY LOIS GRANDSTAF F Class Reporter 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G1r1s Chorus 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 Band 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 Orchestra 1 2 LEON SHELL Class Treas 2 Sec 3 Student C0llIlC1l 3 Varslty S 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Scholarshlp Team Arrow Staff 3 4 Natmonal Honor Soc1ety 3 Annual Staff 4 11 enior5 CAROLYN MCGINNIS A Pres 4 Y Teens 1 2 Glrls Chorus M1Xed Chorus Arrow Staff 3 Class Play 3 F GARY GREGG A 2 Boys Chorus 2 3 M1xed Chorus 2 3 Arrow Staff 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 F.H. . 1 XX l ' 7 ,3,4 ,,f4 . 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' , , n n 1 , v ' 2 . , , 7 9 v 1 ' ' ,4 eniord DONALD RIEDEL A 2 Boys Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 V PHY LLIS RUHLEN A Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 KENNETH RISLEY Class V108 Pres 3 Student Councll 2 4 Pres 4 A 2 S c 3 Pres 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Nat1ona.l Honor Soc 3 4 Class Play 3 4 ALBERT OHL A Boys Chorus 3 Mlxed Chorus 3 LOUISE MCDERMOTT Student Councxl 1 A 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Arrow Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 State Homemaker 3 12 VIRGINIA SMITH Y I'eens 1 2 3 4 G1r1s Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 ocholarshxp Team 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Orchestra 1 Camera Club 1 2 Chorus Accompamst 1 2 ' Q r.F. . 1,2,3,4 F.F. . 1, ,3,4 F.F. .' 1, ,3,4 ' e. , . l ' 3 7 74 7 3 7 sf , gf? 'I 9 as Q xx, I' ' 3 Y 9 Rl' . ' ' ',' ,3,4 U' r.H. . 1, ,3,4 , . F.H..1,2 ,,,,,, ' T 9 1 1 ' v va ' Y l 7 7 ' , ,3 7 77 !4 , IRENE WYSS FHA 124 YTeens1 Vars1ty S 3 4 Varslty Cheerleader 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Arrow Staff 3 4 L1brar1an Class Play 3 4 Homecommg Queen Attendant 4 State Homemaker 4 ALLEN CORFMAN Student Councll 2 A Basketball 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 4 Arrow Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 12 ell DOI' .4 ELEANOR HETZEL A 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 fl A RICHARD SHELLHORN A Boys Chorus 3 Mxxed Chorus 3 Class Play 3 Parhamentary Procedure Team 3 4 13 MAXINE BURKS Student Councll 3 A Hxstorxan 2 V1ce Pres 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Arrow Staif 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 ' 'Z RICHARD BALLIET A Boys Chorus 4 A 0 . .D . ,, g - ,2 'H ' M, F.H. . 1, ,3,4 9 Q Q ' 3 ' ' , , ,, , , ' , F.H. . 1,2,3,4 ' s a a ' V , ,4 4 db ! 0 F.F. . 1,2,3,4 I . ' ' F.F. .2,3,4 F.F. . 1,2,3,4 eniord JOANNE GRIFFIN A Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 M1Xed Chorus 2 SARAH KELLEY G1rls' Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 4 r tr 4, 17 Q? 2 -,, 514' , ti, ,Lf , , M A -d 10. 1 'AA GEORGE GATCHELL 'Q 4 ROBERT MCVAY Scho1arsh1p Team Arrow Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 2 JAMES SCHRYER Boys Chorus 1 M1xed Chorus 1 Band 1 Parl1amentary Procedure Team 4 14 MARLIN WEAVER Class V1ce Pres 2 Student Counc11 4 V1ce Pres A Reporter 2 Treas 3 V Pre Varsxty S 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Boys Chorus 4 Arrow Staif 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc 1 ety 5 . 7 7 F.H. .1,2,3,4 I' 'W '. FIFA. 13,4 Fr. . 1,2,3,4 . . , . s.4 ' ,S . , ,SA 7 1 ,3,4 , ,4 emor Clam Play THE BRAIN STORM The Cast W1lloughby Adams 17 a shy, meek and completely llkeable boy Inner W1lly W1lloughby s Inner Self whom only W1lloughby can see Chuck Mart1n 18 the smart alec who takes advantage of W1lloughby Johnny Newton 18 a professed frxend of W1lloughby Harvey Downs 18 A dear fr1end of W1lloughby Ralph Jones 17 a good fr1end of W1lloughby Coach Lloyd 45 the football coach w1th a temper Hank Johnson 18 a husky football player Sally B1Sh0p 17 a pert energetxc and ambxtxous g1rl Aunt LOUISE 62 W1lloughby s aunt Aunt Olga 60 another of W1lloughby s aunts Lowell Breyley Vaughn Shell Kenneth Rzsley Jerry Hosterman Robert McVay Marlm Weaver Don R1edel Leon Shell Irene Wyss V1rg1n1a Sm1th Romame R1edel Marybells Turner 17 a dull plam unmterestmg SPECIES of womanhood Janet Hufford Lott1e 17 a shy college g1rl Mary Lo1s Grandstaff Mar1on 18 a w1tty enthus1ast1c college gal Shlrley Hannum Anna, 16 an enthus1ast1c rooter of the football team Lou1se McDermott Kay 17 a f1rm supporter of the football team Al1celee Clmgman Dorothy, 17 a meek college g1rl Sarah Kelley Dlrector Mrs Helen Grummel W1lloughby Adams who IS attendmg Collms College IS the 1deal roommate He IS smart he does the boy s lessons and the weekly cleamng He loans money clothes and all other personal property W1lly s aunts contmually wrxte h1m of how they would l1ke to v1s1t h1m and h1s home town sweetheart sends h1m cook1es and candy The college boys thmk she must be qu1te a gal and encourage h1m to 1nv1te them to V1Slt h1m Marybelle and the aunts arr1ve but the roommates are very d1sappo1nted for the aunts are dommeermg dzstasteful and old fashloned wlule Marybelle IS homely pla1n, dull and stup1d Inner W1lly shows up to save W1lloughby from mere destructxon from h1S so called pals Sally B1ShOp who has seen W1lly around falls for h1m She IS a reporter for the school paper and wrltes an art1cle about W1lly s runmng ab1l1ty Coach Lloyd wants h1m to report for football practlce 1mmed1ately The aunts are very much opposed to th1S and W1lly doesn t know what to do The coach and players drag h1m to the football fxeld where he confesses he would lxke to play Marybelle and the aunts go home very dlsappolnted Sally confesses to W1lly that she would l1ke h1m on crutches, 1n a cast, w1th a slmg, and all of h1S teeth knocked out 15 C , . ........... . . . . . , . , , ............. , , .......... , , ..................... , , ................... ........ , , nnnuaasvannupnonscunusunnnua 0 n . , , ............................ , , .................................... l , , , . . . ' nonnnnuauuuanaaununnuunuu . . , . . . . , , ................... . ................. . . , . . , , .............................. Aunt Hester, 64, a devoted aunt of Willoughby Adams .................... . . . Maxine Burks , , , I , l ' ' nanana , , ....................................... . , , ' , ' - uuunnannfsfafosunn nuun Q u n u 0 u u u I , ............ . . . . . , , l nsnnunfununnunuunnnnun 0 a o . . D , ......................... ..... ........... , . ' 1 . . , . . . . , . . . . . . , ably aciured fn will 7-if ' 41,2 wr Q NW 1 14 31 U' AW' I I x on Row One Joan Gflfflll Shlrley Hannum Mary Lols Grandstaff Allcelee Cllngman R1chard Ball1et Carolyn McG1nn1s Janet Hufford Row Two Gene Von Blon Rlchard Shellhorn Loulse McDermott Kenneth Rxsley fabovej George Catchell Allen Corfman Marl1n Weaver Cbelowj J1m Schryer Irene Wyss Maxlne Burks Row Three Lowell Breyley Leon Shell Vaughn Shell Gary Gregg Sarah Kelley Albert Ohl Robert McVay Row Four Phyllls Ruhlen Eleanor Hetzel Jerry Hosterman Donald R1e-del Romame R1edel V1rg1n1a Smlth 16 Clay Prophecy In the spr1ng of 1964 I Romame Rledel havmg heard that my old school chum V1rg1n1a Sm1tty to most of us was home on vacatlon after serv1ng as an 1ntern at the famed Mayo Cl1n1c, borrowed t1me from the var1ed dut1es mvolved 1n the care of a 500 acre farm to V1S1t her and remmlsce about old t1mes Smce lt was such a fme day we dec1ded to walk up tovsm and talk Wlth some of our former classmates who are now Sycamore busmessrnen Walkmg up Saffle Avenue we passed the garage owned by Gene and Albert George Gatchell 15 the1r chxef mechan1c They seem to have a f1ne busmess establ1shment Gettxng h1s car fllled at the pump 1S Kenneth Rlsley who tells us that he now oums a Hereford farm wh1ch 1S located just south of Allen Corfman s m1nk ranch Incldently the qual1ty of Allen s mmk pelts are nat1onally known Kenneth also tells us that Marlm Weaver has Just purchased afarm north of town and that Don R1edel and famxly have recently homesteaded a cla1m m Alaska After takmg leave of Kenneth we walk doum Ma1n Street and come to the grocery store owned by Jerry Hosterman We go 1n an are cordlally greeted by Jerry h1mself He modestly adm1ts that he has cha1n stores 1n several large c1t1es H1s Chlef accountant IS none other than Allcelee She also IS part t1me telephone operator wh1ch proves she st1ll has as much pep as when she was a cheerleader p1tcher catcher combmat1on for the Cleveland Ind1ans Vaughn has set a record of 35 wms and no losses U1 one season and Leon IS the only batter smce Ted W1l11amS to reach the coveted 400 mark Leavmg the store, we contmue our walk when we encounter Robert McVay who of course stops to talk It seems that he IS now head salesman for the Acme Greetmg Card Company where Gary Gregg IS the ch1ef des1gner and Phyll1s Ruhlen IS secretary to the presldent of the company Our cur1os1ty about other former classmates takes us to Upper Sandusky where many of them are employed On our way we pass Sycamore School where Janet Hufford IS teachmg the f1rst grade and Sh1rley Hannum IS cook Now she knows what we used to complaln about On the outsk1rts of Upper we come to a rootbeer stand Upon entermg we f1nd lt was owned and operated by Joanne and Maxme They tell us that the1r old pal Eleanor 1S the w1fe of a prosperous farmer and Sarah Kelly IS a wa1tress 1n an excluslve restaurant Across from the rootbeer stand we see a rambl1ng ranch house Wh1Ch Maxme tells us 15 owned by Irene Wyss and her husband Of course we stop to see her Whxle we are talk1ng to Irene we l1sten to a record recently released by Lowell Breyley s D1x1eland Band He has been currently tour1ng the country We also learn that two more classmates are workmg 1n Upper Mary Loxs Grandstaff who 15 head telephone operator and J1m Schryer who IS the new owner of the skatmg rlnk Th1s brxngs us up to date on all our old fnends except four We learn from Irene that Carolyn McG1nn1s and LOUISE McDermott are makmg homes for the1r husbands who are employees of a large factory m Tennessee Rlchard Balllet IS a capta1n U1 the A1r Force and Rlchard Shell horn 1S the chauffeur for a wealthy fam1ly wh1ch l1ves Ill New York I7 Jerry is still an avid baseball fan and he tells us that Vaughn and Leon Shell are a famous Claw W ll Fr1ends, thxs IS a solemn occasmon The class of 1954 havmg passed on to xts reward has left behlnd thls w1ll and testament I as the legal adv1sor of the class drew up thls document and 1t1s cast 1ron unbreakable and very legal L1sten attentlvely and be thankful for what you are about to recelve We the class of 1954 m the town of Sycamore Wyandot County and ln the state of Oh1o bemg of br1ll1ant mmd though a b1t fuzzy about the edges do hereby make thls our last w1ll and testament To the members of Sycamore Hlgh our rxghtful he1rs so soon to take our place not that they can f1ll lt we leave our reputat1on Grade A and spotless 1I'l our a1r of lmportance We also leave them any debts we may have left unpa1d such as accounts at the cafeterla or f1nes at the lxbrary We also leave a vast store of ldeas wh1ch we had ne1ther t1me nor oppor tun1ty to use some of them are excellent GARRY GREGG w1ll my ab1l1ty to pass everythlng off as a Joke to Patty Ward who could use a l1ttle l1fe KENNETH RISLEY w1ll my ab1l1ty to dr1ve such a n1ce lookmg car to Jerry Everhart who could certa1nly use one to go to Nevada LEON SHELL, w1ll my ab1l1ty to dmbble a basketball to Danny Bogard who has trouble keepmg track of the ball ROMAINE RIEDEL w1ll my ab1l1ty to m1lk cows to Dlane Davls so she wont have to buv a m1lk1ng machme when she gets a farm PHYLLIS RUHLEN w1ll my ab1l1ty to study to Sh1rley Jump who doesnt seem to go for It MAXINE BURKS w1ll my ab1l1ty to argue w1th Mrs Cole to anyone who thmks they can do It and st1ll manage to pass ROBERT McVAY w1ll my ab1l1ty to be a real llashy dresser to anybody who thmks they can match me LOWELL BREYLEY, w1ll my ab1l1ty to play the clarlnet to Carol Harr1s who mlght be tlred of playmg the sl1p horn VAUGHN SHELL w1ll my ab1l1ty to get m early to Hersh Connor who has trouble gomg to bed CAROLYN MCGINNIS, w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady to anyone who can t seem to settle down MARY LOIS GRANDSTAFF w1ll my ab1l1ty to eat all I want and st1ll keep th1n to Sh1rley Montz who lsn t domg so well GENE VON BLON, w1ll my ab1l1ty to wm at poker to Wayne Mahoney who always seems to come out on the short end GEORGE GATCHELL w1ll my 1nab111ty to get along w1th g1rls to anyone who wants It JERRY HOSTERMAN w1ll my mckname to anyone who thlnks they can l1ve up to It ELEANOR HETZEL will my glft of gab to Mar1or1e Moore who never seems to have anythlng to say JOANNE GRIFFIN, w1ll my shyness to Joyce Rledel as she mlght lxke a change JANET HUFFORD, w1ll my shortness to anyone who wants It ALLEN CORFMAN w1ll my car to anyone who w1ll take over the payments IRENE WYSS, w1ll my ab1l1ty to hold a man to L1nda Wagner who seems to have a l1ttle trouble ALICELEE CLINGMAN, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get m the a1r when cheerleadmg to Judy N1ebel who seems to have a l1ttle trouble ALBERT OHL, w1ll my Ford to Fra.nc1s Tschanen so he w1ll have an opportun1ty to dr1ve a good car JIM SCHRYER w1ll may ab1l1ty to feed the g1rls a lme and get away wlth It to anyone who thmks he C211 do It VIRGINIA SMITH w1ll my ab1l1ty to pass tests wxthout studymg to Ronme Mxller who seems to have qu1te a t1me DONALD RIEDEL w1ll my ab1l1ty to flatter all the g1rls to Jlm Stever who seems to have an awful tlme LOUISE MCDERMOTT, w1ll my ab1l1ty to go w1th all the boys and never get hooked to Bell Hlatt who has settled down to one MARLIN WEAVER, w1ll my beautlful black Chevrolet to J1m M who mlght l1ke to feel safe for a change whlle behmd the wheel RICHARD BALLIET, w1ll my ab1l1ty to cut classes to anyone who wants to try SHIRLEY HANNUM, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get mto trouble easlly to Janet Gregg who has trouble gettxng mto trouble RICHARD SHELLHORN, w1ll my ab1l1ty to go to Scutch all the txme to anyone who f1nds a gal there 18 O L I, , . . . . . , I, , . . . . . . I, . . . . I, Y . . . . . . , V I, , . . . . , . . I, , . . . . . . I, , . . . . I, . . . . . . . I, y . . . . . l I, SARAH KELLEY, will my ability to be quiet to Beverly Miller who never seems to run down. I, . . . , D I, H , . . . . . . I, . . . . I, , u. .' . . . 1 I . ' I, , 1 I . I, , . . . I, . . . . . I, ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, . . . . . D I, . . . . . . . I, .... . I, , . . . . . . . I, , . . . . . . . I, 7 . . . . . I, . . . . I, . . . . . . I, . . . . I, . . . . . I, . . . . . ,J 4, . 21 A a Q - V ' IJlllCleI'ClaJJl1lell wi? unwr C aaa Row One Phyllls Hepperly Charlotte Goodman Maxlne Wllllams Carol Harrls Ruth Ann Corfman Shxrley Montz Beverly Sheelhouse Kay Sloman Melva Zellner Row Two Mr Roberson D1ck Gatchell MarJor1e Moore D1ane Dav1s Bell Hxatt Mar1or1e Mlller Sy1v1a Wagner Lucllle Sprau John B1gler Nancy Corfman Francls Tschanen Ronnle Mxller George Noggle Me1v1n Zellner CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Kenneth Ekleberry V1ce Presldent Fred Hufford Secretary Shlrley Montz Treasurer Kay Sloman Student Councll Representatxves Donald Hannam Carol Harms Reporter Nancy Corfman 20 - 1 S 1 'K Q i Q 8 3 . ? I f xw K 1 lf, . ' 1 .- Row Three: Keith Burks, Joseph Mekush, Kenneth Ekleberry, Gerald Swerline, Jim Marquart, 1 f A op 0l1'l0I'e 6,161.45 8 Row 0119 Bllly Breyley Gary Beasley Mary Ellen Cross Joan Holma.n Nancy Ne1sler Dxane Mercer, Patty Ward Ruth1e Jam1son Janet Maskey SUSIE Grady Row Two Mrs Grummel Alton R1edel Don Craxg Don Grandstaff Gertrude Jump Sh1rley Kelly June Moorhead Leatrlce McK1nney Geraldme Wllllams D1ck Ekleberry Row Three V1rg1n1a Feasel Ernestme W1lson Marllyn Corfman Paulme McDermott Jolly Geary Joyce R1edel Sherry Sorg, Beverly M11ler Ronn1e Grandstaff Carl Holman Row Four Ronn1e Reed Lester Bell Wayne Nexderhauser Danny Bogard Gene Corfman CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Lester Bell V1ce Pres1dent Jerry Everhart Secretary Gene Corfman Treasurer Patty Ward Student Councll Members D1ck Ekleberry V1rgm1a Feasel Reporter Beverly M1.ller 21 6 . - i - 3 f ' . ' X ' n I - 1 ' QM 'r 6133 : . ' 7 7 7 7 , 7 . 7 . 7 7 I ' I ' 7 7 I 7 7 7 . 7 7 . ' 7 . 7 ' : ' 7 l . 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' : l 7 7 I 7 7 7 Jim Stever, Jerry Mackling, Billy Gingery, Wayne Mahoney. ' .. X gr-ealunan Clan Row One Glenn Goodman Donald Houdeshell Jane H1att Roma R1edel Mxrlam Margraf Lmda Wagner Raymond Wlllxams James G1les Row Two M1ss Vance Larry Bare Jun1or Ohl Sh l J k Wyss Shlrley Jump Ronnle Von Blon Row Three Paul Hufford Rosal1e Secoy D1ane Bloom Beverly Corfman Judy N1ebel Tena Kay Moyer Trudy Hummel Isabel Jackson Bobby Hosterman Row Four Ke1th Tschanen C lSh k Dermott George G1les 1r ey ac son Annabelle Jackson Judy ar oo Gene May Herschel Conner Don Holt Paul Mc Pres1dent Judy Wyss V1ce Pres1dent Rosal1e Secoy Secretary Treasurer D1ane Bloom Student Counc1l Representatlve Judy N1ebel Reporter Sh1rley Jump of' 22 3 3 rn. lp 9 4- .3 G - X 1 as I : 1 ' l 9 . ' s ' 2 l l 9 J 9 ' I . 9 s D y I a 7 Z Q . 1 . 7 y I 9 1 1 y v ' : - 9 a v v v ' CLASS OFFICERS ' 14 K iglztlz gra e Row One Dav1d Mlller Ronme Hosterman Lynn Bell B1lly G1les Merlyn Reed Bobby H111 James MCGIHHIS Don Ward Elza McDermott Gene Goodman Charles Corfman Row Two Jun1or Hetzel Paul Bndgford B1lly Conner Don R1edel Sandy Mason R1chard Feasel Phyllls Shellhorn Alan Dunlap Derwood Bare Gxlbert Kenny Ruth Ann Jacobs Norman Burkhart Jerry Bogard Row Three Mr Moorhead Joy Gregg Barbara Dunlap Sh1rley Walter Verl1n R1edel Suzanne Lmmger Van Cur11s Dav1d Hawkms D1ck Ne1sler Tobe Re1del Helen Sprau, Mary Babcock Clnger Gr1bben Row Four Joanne Gregg Janet Gregg Ernest Re1sner L1na Mae Baugher Ellen Dutcher Jean Anna Morrls Conn1e Mercer CLASS OFFICERS V1ce Pres1dent Henry Mekush Secretary James McGmn1s Treasurer Janet Gregg Reporter Merl1n Reed Student COl1l'lC1l Gmger Gr1bben 23 A 'lx I N ' 1 ' A V I x X i a - ,. 3 ' .- , .4 . 4,41 -N : . 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President ..................... . . . .Ronnie Hosterman 17' 13 l Y Y euentlz grade Row One Larry Von Blon Daryl Campbell Jul1an Babcock Donme Bare Tom Turk Walter W1111ams Ronme Hufford B111 Cur11s Gerry Bookmeyer Davld Bloom Tommy Hall Row Two Ne11 Hartschuh Barbara Osborne Jean Maskey Jane Gr1ff1n Marjorle Jacobs Irene Breyley Darlene Ransom V1rg1n1a Melroy Joanne McDermott Jean Walker Wanda Mahoney Patty Br1tton Nell Stover Harold W11l1ams Row Three Carl Geary Lyle Bell B11ly Kmg Lynn Adams Davld Mercer Carol Pancost Martha Gregg Glorla Gmgery Nell D1n1nger Edward Lmmger Elwood Smlth Randy Mawer B111 Sowers Row Four Carol Brown Mar11yn Burks Conn1e Beasley Carol Brouse Vermce Harrls Mary Al1ce Gmgery Amy H111 R1chard Wagner Don Shook Tom Corfman D1ck Sm1th Lynn St1llberger Donme Grubb Mrs Luc1lle Nexbel Presldent V1ce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Councll 24 CLASS OFFICERS Randy Mawer D1ck Smlth Vernon Noggle B1l1y Curlls Edson Smxth Lynn Stxllberger cgzxilz grade X w-'7 XX 1- AQQ cr un' ll Lf-A.:-ZX Qi' v 1:7 ff dl' Row One Phylhs Kmg Sandra Maskey, Freder1ck Lundy Jean Shellhouse, Myron Babcock Roma Kelly, B1lly Hufford Judy K Hufford Norman Adams, Donna Heavlm Row Two Robert Sowers, Sue Cur11s Pete Hummel Helen Bausman, Jerry Prerce, Carol Sloman, Terry Beasley Sharon Rredel Wayne Moorhead, Kathy R1ede1 Row Three Judy V Hufford, Rlchard Vance, Judy K Hufford, Newman Renfro Joan Be1t1er Daryl Sprau Eun1ce Orr Ronald Harbour, Jeanne Jamlson, R1chard Wolford Row Four Sharon Beard, Gordon Hufford Ph111p Honsberger Karen Nlebel, Janet Orewller Jane Orewrler, Frances Bak1es, Donald Secoy Charles Solze Row F1ve Maggle Houdeshell, Dean Wolfrum, Sh1rley Campbell Absent Jack1e Mxller, Douglas Hager Ten of these puprls were rn Mr Osborne s room, the others were Mrs Conrad' Puplls 25 0 L ' - H. 24 R, K1 , ,M ,Q ' K l V V, . 1 . 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S 9 il: grade +R 4.1 if SN fm' W aw md- Row One Carol Rxedel Bernard Taylor, Carolyn Rledel George Tuttle, L1l11an Burhart Raymond GIIGS, Peggy Conner, Sheldon McK1nney Sue Bell Daryl Ahlefeld Row Two Claude Rledel, Denms Bare, Charlotte Reed, Kelth Corfman Norma Dmmger, Eugene Park Kay Mahoney, Melvm Wagner, Joan Horxck, Mlckey M11ler Row Three J1m Smlth M1key Beard Ph111p Mrller, J1mmy Stewart, Bobby Burks, R1chard Close, Larry H111 Howard Shock, Na.ncy Hess Barney Martm Row Four Bobby Navarra Edwm Goodman, Betty Kmg, W1ll1s Wagner, Barbara Walton, Tommy Walton, Darla Bloom, Jean Grlbben, Larry Grady Row F1ve Karen Carr, Janet Swerlme Sue Corfman Alta Renfro, Kernxe Conner Lyndel Shaffer, Dav1d L1n1nger Kathleen Secoy, Beth Barton, Carol Norris Mr Osborne and Mrs M111er shared the respons1b1l1t1es for the f1fth grade 26 C Eg sh? .1' . ' -- -' Q , , , ' ' ' - ' + f A -' 'V 'I 'Q ' f- ff '-' LL . L , V .. '- 'W - B B at as B- f X - f .v . fu C, it Q , , A A MQ, . - -1 - . 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L -. st Q Z . , . , . . , 7 l 7 ' 3 a , . . . . . : l 7 f 7 ' I 7 . : I . . , y . , , . our! ra e N, 0 0' ef-y 'ws- Jr 5,2- I at, ffm, rf dw-ss Aflulg Row One Donald COHH16 Snavely Bobby Dutcher Jana Grlbben Ne11 Stover Sharon Ekleberry Row Two Ray Nutter Conrad Hufford, Patty Brltton R1chard Kmg, Bette Holman, Ray Jacobs, Phebe Conner, Larry Macklmg, Susan Orr Ray Barney Row Three Russel Goodman Dxane Marquart John W11kmson Charles Hushour Donald Ohl Carolyn H1ll, Ted Babcock, D1ck Kear Charles Engler, Lenora B1l11ngs Row Four Rlchard R1edel, Marc1a Honseberger Barbara Campbell W1lmaHarb0ur,Charles Hufford, MHTCIH Pope Rlchard Osborne Cleone Rledel Row F1ve Robert McEwen Mary Al1ce Husho S ah , ur ar P1erce Drus11laN1chols, V1rgm1a Hufford Rlta W1ll1ams, Carolyn McBr1de Heavlm, Mary Lou Hess John Dunlap Larry Wagner, John Rledel Mrs Swlhart and Mrs Brown were the teavhers of th1s group of pup1ls 27 -7 , y 3. . J Q J 4 I 1 - 5' . 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Row One Robert Mason, Judy Holt Tlmmy Cur11s, Evelyn Jacobs, M1ke Holman Betty Hess, B11ly Crawford, Care Park, Sharon Norr1s, Sharon Rayle Row Two L1nda Roof, Wmlma Bamey, Ralph Hawkms, Judy Lmmger, Daryl Corfman, Danny Schryer, Susan Swe1gard, Opal Heavhn, Robert Yeater, Carol Heck Row Three T1m N1ebel, Sharon Shaffer, Wayne W11l1ams, Sandra Doss, Dav1d Jacobs, Renee Oney, Charles Hall Patsy Geary, John Brown, Jean Beard Row Four J1mmy Konkle Mary Ann Ingman, Rustye Roberson, Judy Grady Connxe Cur11s Dav1d Fadley Row Fxve Lmda Turk, R1chard McG1nn1s, Judy Cochran, Danny Dutcher The teachers of th1s group were Mrs Brown and M1ss Sammet 28 0 Q T . ' ' r W A, 4 - f ' Q' ' x ' -fr' I , . ' Q4 ' M C .MN ,gk i k of , . h if 1 ,I K ,Lk . , ., ., 5, i . , 1 peg' 1 r , r C J, J ,4 ' if - 4 ' - 6-'A b S 4 , 1 W J. , L J' ' -' K tw, I , 1 aj g i ani Y,-,f ' 3 ,xt vgsr, xy . Q A ' n ' 1' ' - I . 'f ' - .- K 1 5, Q A A S ', V., . Sa 6 ' 'L' il Q 3 'A 'yn L. '-by f Q ' LQ, X . 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V , 'r ,ji Ar . 0 . , 7 , li , R : , . . . , , . : 1 J 9 Second grade 9 'H X if 11. wr' B Y -rv If L Q S Alf N 'QQ' W-an egg 'S' ag, f h f.a'lv md pn lifts,-'N x Row Che Frank Orr, Darlene M1tC1lhaTt, Ronme Park Ann Sloman, Butch Qua1gg Roma Weaver Clayton Renfro, B1l1y Ohl Row Two Bobby Roberts, Jerry Shell Juamta Lee, Larry Secoy Barbara Goodman, Mxke Bell Charles Blgler, Carol Lee Gregg Row Three Tommy Osborn, Cheryl Lorah Glendora Weatherbee, John McK1nney, Nancy McBr1de Stanton Southward, R1ta Jo Neff Steve Tuttle Row Four Bonn1e Burks, Robert Burkhart, V1v1an Hale Freddy Bak1es, Sandra Rathburn, Claude Weatherbee, Rosemary Craft Shlrley Gregory Row Flve Carol Ann Kmg, Maxme Kelley Jamce Fatzlnger Sue H111 Glor1a Dutcher R1ta Mae Goodman, R1ta Corfman, Rosxe Mekush Row S1x Danny Chester, Judy Cross, James Brllmgs, Darlene Conner, Ronald Aurand Th1s group was d1v1ded mto two groups of the same sxze and were taught by Mrs Grandstaff and Mrs Wexmnger 29 gf ' ' .A if '- V if L. 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NSI W 2 2 as J 43 l Row Che Marllyn Rose, Roger Slmonls, Judlth Ludwxg Chester Shook Ja.nn1e Walton Jlmmy R1edel, Judy Wehrle Guy Osborne, Dlane Park Bobby Wagner Row Two Sandra Beard Jerry Shook Carol Shaffer Ronald Wether1ll Marllyn Roof Bobby Stover Patsy Stra1t Raymond Metzger, Mlke Mawer Janet Pancost Row Three Tommy Pope Rebecca Ph1ll1ps Ronnle Walton, Arlene Walter Eddle Scruggs Joe L1n1nger Patty Lundy W1111am Sprau, Kay Navvaro, Bllly Rose Row Four Dlana Gmgery Ronme Ames Jamce Babcock Ronme Hetzel Janxe Aller, Larry Cra1g Vlckl Hufford, Garry Kear, Sheryle Beasley, Jeff Grummel Row Fwe Paula Grummel, Rxckey Granata Joseph1ne Beltler Dxck Chapman, Judy Hushour Danny Kenner Sandra Chester, Wayne K1ng, Ada H111 Demls Campbell Row Slx Mxke Ekleberry, Nancy Brxtton R1chard Holman Clndy Cramer Ralph Chapman Dons Goodman Kelth Ballxet, Mary Jo Shellhouse, Steven Mxller, Mary Sue Tuttle Row Seven Bobby Harbour Delores Heavlln, Davxd Brown, Barbara Hall Jlm Babcock Lmda England Jack Bogard Th1s group was d1v1ded equally xnto two groups and were m charge of M1ss Stalter and Mrs Wenner 30 Q .Q Q, 4 1 , s 04- :L ' 0 Q 9 r4 J 0 0 , ,, ' .. 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N H ng 1, 'Mkt ' ,H .1 1, T5 I t f'-' v, . xx he BHLOI' all Row One D1ane Mercer Sh1rley Hannum Ruthxe Jamlson Patty Ward Row Two Jack1e M1l1er Ne1l Hartschuh Carol Harr1s Judy Wyss Jolly Geary Janet Maskey Mar3or1e Moore Sue Grady Rosalle Secoy Carol Pancost, Martha Gregg Vermce Harr1s MarJor1e M1ller Row Three Ph1l1p Honseberger Carl Geary, Nev1n Stover Don Ward James McG1nn1s Ju11an Babcock Merlyn Reed Karen Nlebel Sue Curlls, Jean Shellhouse, Barbara Osborne Wanda Mahoney June Moorhead, Dav1d Hawkms Row Four Mr Dommer, Nancy Osborne Allcelee Clmgman, D1ane Dav1s Buddy Nutter Dav1d M1l1er Henry Mekush, Donald Rledel Rlchard Feasel, Jmuor Hetzel Lynn Adams, B1lly Kxng Dav1d Mercer Edson Smlth Randy Mawer Row F1ve D1ane Bloom Jane H1att Glorla Gmgery Beverly Mlller, Joyce Rxedel, John B1gler George Noggle, Lowell Breyley Jerry Bogard Judy Nxebel Tena Kay Moyer, Bobby Hosterman George Glles, Joseph Mekush CLARINETS Henry Mekush Jumor Hetzel Jerry Bogard G1or1a Gmgery Beverly M1l1er Dav1d Hawkms Janet Maskey John Bxgler Lowell Breyley George Glles Ph1l1p Honseberger Marjorxe Moore Joseph Mekush DRUMS Tena Kay Moyer Nell Hartschuh Julxan Babcock Martha Gregg Bllly Kxng TRUMPETS Don Rxedel Don Ward James MCGIHHIS Merlyn Reed Edson Sm1th June Moorhead Nancy Osborne Nevm Stover George Noggle Barbara Osborne Lynn Adams Dav1d Mercer Wanda Mahoney Jane H1att HORNS Ruthle J amxson MarJor1e Mlller Judy Nxebel Carl Geary SAXAPHONES D1ane Mercer Sue Grady Rosalea Secoy Joyce Rledel D1ane Dav1s Buddy Nutter Shxrley Hannum Patty Ward Sue Cur11s Jean Shellhouse BASS HORNS Randy Mawer Rxchard Feasel FRENCH HORN Judy Wyss Jocelyn Geary TROMBONES Dav1d M1l1er Allcelee Clmgman Bobby Hosterman Larry Pancost Carol Pancost Carol Harr1s CYMBALS D1ane Bloom FLUTES Jaclue Mlller Vermce Harr1s BELL LYRE Karen Nxebel 5 . 5 ll 'Q 'X :I 9 . a ' 9 ' : I . 7 7 7 7 7 7 .. 7 7 . 7 7 - 7 7 ' 7 7 7 ' Z ' 7 .7 7 ' 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 ' 'Z 7 7 Y I 7 7 7 ' 7 , . 32 8 UIILOI' an Row One Gordon Hufford Sharon R1edel Helen Bausman Judy V Hufford Bobby Burks Row Two Mr Dommer, M1ke Beard, Janet Swerlme Ronald Harbour Daryl Aulfeld Lester Benner CLARINETS FLUTE DRUM TROMBONE Gordon Hufford Helen Bausman Bobby Burks Janet Swerlme Sharon R1edel Judy V Hufford BARITONE TRUMPET S PHONE HORN Daryl Aufeld Lester Benner Ronme Harbour Jeanle Jam1son BASS HORN M1ke Beard 33 QLPIJ 6xll0l'u:Y EL.. - Row One Marjorle Moore June Moorhead Phyllls Hepperly Bell Hlatt Jane Hlatt Rosal1e Secoy Phyllrs Ruhlen Sarah Kelley Ma.x1ne Burks Eleanor Hetzel Row Two Ruth Jam1son Janet Hufford Roma Rxedel Vlfglnla Feasel Mary Lo1s Grandstaff Sue Grady Irene Wyss Romame Rxedel Beverly Mlller Lmda Wagner SYIVIH Wagner D1ane Mercer D1ane Dav1s Row Three Mr Dommer Patty Ward D1ane Bloom Janet Maskey M1r1am Margraf Loulse McDermott Trudy Hummel Judy Wyss Carol Harms Shlrley Montz MarJor1e Mlller Allcelee Clmgman Row Four Carolyn MCGIHHIS Joanne Grlfflll Marllyn Corfman Judy N1ebel Kay Sloman Sh1rley Hannum Tena Kay Moyer Nancy Corfman Beverly Shellhouse Jolly Geary Joyce Rledel Sherry Sorg Boyd Clwrua Row One Lowell Breyley Rrchard Ballxet Danny Bogard Gene VonB1on Vaughn Shell Allen Corfman Row Two Mr Dommer V1rg1n1aSm1th Donn1e Grandstaff Ke1th Burks Lester Bell Ronnle Grandstaff Row Three Kenneth Rlsley, Ronnle M1ller, Bobby Hosterman, J1m Stever, Marlm Weaver, Leon Shell Donald Rledel 34 C I 4 . - - . 1 5 ., : ,,'l 0 A 4. A 'V , 49 - I L 5 D Y A Q. ,, . 0 , K . . - g In X 3 ' M I Q g. . s - '1 , lr W, ' U ' f F ,Q 5' ' 1 I ff 9 : Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ' I Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 7 7 Y Y , . ' ' 7 Y Y Y Y 7 Y Y Y Y Y Z Y Y Y 9 Y Y Y Y Y Y , . 6 , P m 3 ' , af if , - r A Y Y I A Q w . 5 zu Q i Q V I A . 4' X1 K ' .I fi Y Y Y Y Y , . I . , , , , , . Maxell Cho,-ua Row One Keith Burks Diane Bloom, Virginia Smith Janet Hufford Phyllis Ruhlen Maxine Burks, Sylvia Wagner, Diane Davis, Donnie Grandstaff Row Two MarJor1e Moore Rosalea Secoy, Mary Lois Grandstaff, Louise McDermott Irene Wyss Rofnaine Riedel Alicelee Clingman Diane Mercer Row Three Mr Dommer Virginia Feasel, Carol Harris Tena Kay Moyer, Nancy Corfman Shirley Hannum Kay Sloman Sherry Sorg Joyce Riedel Jolly Geary Row Four Allen Corfman Vaughn Shell, Gene Von Blon Danny Bogard Lowell Breyley Leon Shell, Kenneth Risley MUSIC ACTIVITIES This year there are sixty one members m the band Under the direction of Mr Dommer they played for many different occasions throughout the year The Junior and Senior Plays, Basketball games, District meeting of School Superintendents, and the Community Institute were some of these occasions The band also marched for the County Fair and Memorial Day Parade The County Music Festival was one of the highlights of the year as well as the Local Sprmg Concert Many members of the band participated ln the Junior High Musical Clinic which was held in our school Many members received high ratings Some entered the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Tiffin and rated very well Randy Mawer participated in the State Contest and received the highest rating possible The Choruses participated m many programs throughout the year and the highlight of the year for them was the County Musical Festival which was held here in Sycamore They were Joined by choruses from all the other schools m the county for a massed concert Lowell Breyley who has been a member of the all Ohio Boys Band for the past two years has been invited to participate agam this year. He will be accompanied by Randy Mawer who has also been invited to participate. This band plays for the Ohio State Fair 35 rrow Staff Row One Maxme Burks Romaxne Rxedel Beverly Shellhouse Melva Zellner Row Two Mxss Powell, Janet Hufford Irene Wyss Sh1rley Hannum Lou1se McDermott, Gene Von Blon Lucllle Sprau Carolyn McGmn1s Al1celee Clmgman Sh1rley Montz Ruth Ann Corfman Carol Harms Row Three Robert McVay Marlm Weaver Allen Corfman Vaughn Shell Lowell Breyley Leon Shell John B1g1er Gary Gregg Edltor Edltor Assxstant Ed1tor Bus1ness Manager Clrculatlon As s1stant Romame Rledel Beverly Shellhouse Robert McVay Janet Hufford Gene Von Blon Freddy Hufford STAFF 36 Act1v1ty Ass1stant Feature ASS1St2.I1t ASS1St8.I1t Gxrls Sports ASS1St2.Ilt Boys Sports ASS1St3.I1t Artlst Asslstant Typlst Assxstant Proofreader Assxstant Adv1sor Lowell Breyley Sh1rley Hannum Don Hannam Irene Wyss Carolyn McG1nn1s Lucxlle Sprau Loulse McDermott Jolm Bxgler Ahcelee Clmgman Ruthann Corfman Leon Shell George Noggle Gary Gregg Carol Harrls Maxlne Burks Marlm Weaver Melva Zellner Vaughn Shell Sh1rley Montz MISS Helen Powell K. J Q ol ,r' 'a . 9 t J 1 1 . , . . , , I : 7 7 7 9 J 9 p y , . : l 7 ! 7 ! ! 9 i ' Reporter..... .... ..............A11enCorfman , - , . . I Siltid slag Row One Irene Wyss Vaughn Shell Janet Hufford Marlin Weaver Row Two Miss Tuttle Virginia Smith Maxme Burks Romaine Riedel Lois Grandstaff, Louise McDermott Alicelee Clmgman Jerry Hosterman Row Three Gary Gregg Kenneth Risley Leon Shell Allen Corfman, Lowell Breyley Robert McVay Dun Riedel Editor Assistant Editor Activities Sports Editor Photographers ...... Business Manager. . THE STAFF Vaughn Shell Janet Hufford Alicelee Clmgman Lowell Breyley Virginia Smith Robert McVay Louise McDermott . . . . . . . .Kenneth Risley Advertising Manager .......................... Leon Shell Assistants .......... Sales Manager ..................... Circulation ......... Typists ............ Artist .............. Advisor ......... . . Mary Lois Grandstaff . . . . . Jerry Hosterman ................Don Riedel Allen Corfman . . . . . . . Shirley Hannum Mazine Burks Romaine Riedel Marlin Weaver Irene Wyss ..........Gary Gregg Miss Tuttle 37 Shirl ey Hannum Mary 9.104 Row One James GLIBS Alton R1edel Raymond W1ll1ams John B1gler J1m Marquart Kenneth Rlsley Marlm Weaver Joseph Mekush Don R1edel Jumor Ohls Don Cra1g Wayne Burks Row Two Mr Moorhead D1ck Gatchell Donald Houdeshell Gene May Paul McDermott Ke1th Tschanen Ronme Reed Carl Shook Ke1th Burks Paul Hufford Row Three Ronnxe M1ller Francls Tschanen Glenn Goodman Hershel Conner J1m Stever B111 Gmgery Gary Gregg Carl Holman Larry Bare Row Four Albert Ohl Rlchard Shellhorn Melv1n Zellner Gerald Swerllne R1chard Ballxet Allen Cortman Donald Holt James Schryer Wayne Ne1derhauser Gene Corfman The F F A Chapter has been qutte actxve th1s year In the publlc speaklng contest Kenneth Rxsley placed f1rst 1n both the county and d1str1ct Both the Freshmen Sophomore and Jumor Senlor teams rece1ved a gold ratmg m the Parl1 amentary Procedure Contest The pest hunt team placed second 1n the county contest John B1gler and J1m Marquart rece1ved f1rst ln the d1str1ct for havmg the best secretary and reporters book m the d1str1ct Joseph Mekush rece1ved a Farm Mechan1cs and Soh1o Scholarshlp The Chapter rated f1rst H1 the Chapter ratmg contest of the d1str1ct OFFICERS V1ce Pres1dent Marlm Weaver Asslstant Treasurer Ronme M1ller Secretary John Blgler Reporter J1m Marquart Asslstant Secretary Jerry Everhart Sent1nel Don Rledel Advlsor Mr Moorhead 38 . 4 1 7 1' y i W, : . , , , . . , . Y . y 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' : ' 7 7 7 7 ! 7 7 7 - 7 ' I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' I 7 7 Y 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' . . . . , President ................... Kenneth Risley Treasurer .................. Joseph Mekush 9.14.01 Row 1 Bell H1att Geraldme Wllllams, Jane Hlatt Patty Ward Ruth Ham1son, Janet Maskey Maxme Burks, Eleanor Hetzel Nancy Nelsler ROS2.11e Secoy Ruth Ann Corfman Row 2 Mrs Cole Phyllls Hepperly Leatrlce McK1nney, June Moorhead, Sh1rley Jump Sh1r1ey Jackson Roma R1edel Jolly Geary Mary Cross, Joan Holman, Maxme W1ll1ams Isabella Jackson, Annabella Jackson Row 3 Allcelee Clmgman, Irene Wyss, M1r1am Margrai, D1ane Bloom, Beverly Corfman Gertrude Jump Sh1rley Montz Charlotte Goodman Marjorle Mxller Lucllle Sprau Row 4 V1rg1n1a Feasel Beverly M11ler Paulxne McDermott Melva Zellner, Sherry Sorg Joanne Gr1ffm, Marllyn Corfman Carolyn MCGIDDIS LOUISE McDermott, Joyce R1edel Sylvxa Wagner In the course of events for 1953 54 the Future Homemakers Chapter was very actlve III the county organ1zat1on The county groups were entertamed Ln February At th1s meetmg V1rg1n1a Feasel was elected county p1an1st for the commg year At the January meetmg the Future Farmers Chapter was entertamed A style show was presented at the May meetmg of the P T A The garments that the glrls constructed durmg the year were modeled Last year two members of our group, Lou1se McDermott State Homemakers degree Th1s IS the h1ghest award a g1rl Montz Melva Zellner, Irene Wyss and Lucllle Sprau were the Perhaps the h1ghl1ght of the year was the Awards banquet awards were presented OFFICERS Pres1dent Carolyn McG1nn1s Song Leader Pxamst Advxsor Club Mother Club Father V1ce Pres1dent Melva Zellner Secretary Shxrley Montz Treasurer Luc1lle Sprau Hlstorlan Patty Ward Reporter Janet Maskey 39 and M2.XD19 Burks recelved the can obtam Thxs year Sh1rley proud reclplents of th1s honor on Apr1l 30, at wh1ch tlme the Parhamentarman Maxme Burks V1rg1n1a Feasel Mrs Cole Mrs McDermott Harry Cole f tiif V ' Z! 1' : . , . . . . , , . Y 7 7 7 ' : ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 : . . . . . , 7 7 7 7 ' I 7 7 7 7 7 7 Y , , . . . . l ' ' ............... .......... . . . Ruth Ann Corfman St Jeni Councz Row One G1ngerGr1bben RomaxneR1edel V1rg1n1aFease1 JoyceR1ede1 Judy Wyss JudyN1ebel Row Two M1ss Tuttle Marlm Weaver Gene Von Blon Kenneth R1s1ey Kenneth Ekleberry Mr Roberson Mr Shell Row Three Lester Bell Jerry Hosterman Randy Mawer Carol Harr1s Lynn Stlllberger D1ck1e Ekleberry Ronnxe Hosterman problems and to plan for spec1al events Kenneth R1sley was the pres1dent of th1s organlzatxon and Romalne R1ede1 1ts secretary lf l'6lI'l6lI1!5 J-6 9 Row One Gertrude Jump Janet Hufford D1ane Dav1s Sh1rley Montz Kay Sloman Row Two D1ck1e Ekleberry Paulme McDermott Beverly Shellhouse Marllyn Corfman Sherry Sorg Donn1e Grandstaff MISS Tuttle The student l1brar1ans are the wheels that keep the l1brary m mot1on It IS the1r duty to 1ssue and check 1n books keep lxbrary records shelve books and do the other menlal tasks that keep a l1brary functlonmg 40 I Q .. .1 M 3 S' ' . YJ C i . 3 ' J: X 1 V r 3 4 if Y . I 2 I I 7 I ' 7 I . . ! I ! ! . ' : 7 ! 5 7 . , . . : Y 7 7 7 , . These students met the second and fourth Tuesday of each month to discuss school O O A 0- , 1 J 4 1 1 -. W- A XX 1 4 X . -frv x I y V ' ' , l , - 3 ' ' V ' , , ' , ' ! eelld 14.1 Row One Shirley Jump Diane Davis Romaine Riedel Virginia Smith Janet Hufford Mary Cross Phyllis Ruhlen Eleanor Hetzel Maxine Burks Row Two M1ss Tuttle D1ane Mercer Allcelee Clmgman Bell Hiatt Kay Sloman Tena Kay Moyer Trudy Hummel Gertrude Jump Beverly Miller Shirley Montz Louise McDermott Mrs Richardson Row Three Mary Lois Grandstaff Ruthie Jamison Janet Maskey Rosalie Secoy Shirley Hannum Beverly Corfman Judy N1ebel Jane Hiatt Jolly Geary Pauline McDermott, Nancy Corfman Sherry Sorg The Y Teens began its 1953 54 season with 33 members They have tried to follow the program set up by the Y W C A They have participated in the potato chip sale the scarf around the world progect and are participating in the Y W C A Centenmal program The Y Teens sponsored a Christmas dance gave a Mother Daughter Tea and presented anAssembly Hannum Treas Romaine Riedel Reporter Nancy Corfman Advisors Miss Tuttle Mrs Richardson fvarfuty U .. Row One Leon Shell Vauglm Shell Danny Bogard Donme Hannam Row Two Carl Holman Wayne Neiderhauser Jerry Hosterman, Dickie Ekleberry Mr Roberson Row Three Ronnie Miller Allen Corfman George Noggle Marlin Weaver Gene Von Blon The Varsity S is an organization composed of those boys who have earned a letter by interscholastic competition or by performing as a manager or cheerleader for one of the teams Its purpose IS to help bring about good sportsmanship in the school and to make helpful suggestlons concerning the athletic program The officers are President Marlin Weaver Vice Pres Danny Bogard Secretary Treasurer Don Hannam Reporter Jerry Hosterman 41 iv L.-, 2 6 .- g 3 1 . s 4 ' f J Q 4 Z 1 A, J . I . , . . , . . 7 . . . . , , 7 ! 7 ' : 7 7 7 D 7 i 7 9 3 ! 3 I . y . . , , . , , 5 9 I 3 7 , . . . . . , . 3 - Program. The officers are: Pres. Maxine Burks, Vice Pres. Alicelee Clingman, Sec. Shirley , . . . , 3 . : . , 1 an X J, X. -, . '. x n . I 9 3 ! . : 7 7 7 ' I 7 ! 9 7 ' ' H H ' ' ' . : . . , . I y - , . afwnal onor oczety ', -vp: Row One Maxme Burks Marlm Weaver, Shxrley Montz, John Blgler Beverly Shellhouse Row Two Romame R1ede1 Leon Shell Vlrglma Sm1th, Vaughn Shell Jerry Hosterman The members of the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety are selected by the faculty of the I-hgh School Selectlons are made not only on the bas1s of thexr scholarshlp but also the character of the 1nd1v1dual the leadersh1p ab1l1ty and the servlce to the school and com mun1ty The County In1t1at1on was held 1n the l-Iarpster School w1th Wharton asslstmg w1th the ceremony oung garmef-4 Jager. Q. Th1s group of young farmers lS made up of young men who had studxed agnculture 1n lngh school and who wxsh to contmue thxs study now that they are out on theu' own Mr Moorhead the school agrlculture mstructor IS thelr mstructor 42 Nu. Reserves Judy Niebel Janet Gregg Judy Wyss Varsity Shirley Hannum Irene Wyss Alicelee Clingman Diane Mercer JM di . fjig.. - Junior High Ginger Gribben Barbara Dunlap Jo Gregg Kaaeball Ns. Danny Bogard Leon Shell Donme Hannam Marlm Weaver Jerry Hosterman, George Noggle Vaughn Shell Managers Dlck Ekleberry and Donn1e Grandstaif Coach Robby Roberson Lester Bell Ronnle Reed Jerry Everhart B111 Gmgery 5 Francls Tschanen Wayner Nelderhauser Ronnle M111er 2 ,. ' X sr X ay . ' X, ' I A ' M '2 2 . 3 X 54- I I Q lv -4 N , m I J 5 5 K ' 5 7 7 ' J 7 x rf! l . Q 'A v X , ' A Q 3 U C 3 K , y y I 5 . 3 44 STATE FINALISTS The baseball season starts in the fall with County League play. The winner and rnmner- up of the league represents the county in the District Tournament in the Spring. Sycamore entered the District with a total of 13 wins including several no hitters. The team has racked up a most enviable record of 20 wins and one defeat for the season. They won the District and Regional Tournaments and had a state championship all ready to bring home onlyto have it grabbed away from them in the bottom half of the last inning with one out as Waverly won 2 to 1. Much credit goes to Coach Roberson, the Senior members, Catcher Leon Shell, Second Baseman Jerry Hosterman, Outfielder Marlin Weaver and Pitcher Vaughn Shell and also to pitchers Don Hannam and George Noggle. SEASON'S TOURNAMENT RECORD DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Sycamore 7 Kalida 3 Sycamore 16 Liberty 0 Sycamore 6 Whetstone 0 Sycamore 13 Nevada 1 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Sycamore 3 Lima St. Rose 2 Sycamore 6 Deshler 2 STATE TOURNAMENT Sycamore 4 Salem 0 Sycamore 1 Waverly 2 fadketbaff 1 Row One Donn1e Hannam Vaughn Shell Danny Bogard, Marlm Weaver Leon Shell Row Two Coach Roberson Ronme M1ller George Noggle Gene Von Blon Allen Corfman Jerry Hosterman D1ck1e Ekleberry Coach Roberson turned out hxs flfth stralght County Tournament WIHHIHU Team th1s year and Sycamore enJoyed 1ts longest w1nn1ng streak w1th 27 wms and 1 loss Much thanks goes to Mentor Roberson and the hard flghtmg squad Sycamore who rated 6th ln the state w1th the Assoc1ated Press poll easlly swept through the county w1thl1ttle or no trouble and made a blg stab 1n the D1str1ct untxl they met Huron Then hard luck seemed to strxke the boys and one of the b1gest upsets of the season followed w1th the result1ng score of 45 46 Slx team members bowed out w1th th1s season They are Jerry Hosterman Vaughn Shell Leon Shell Marlm Weaver Allen Corfman and Gene Von Blon The fans are to be compl1mented on the1r f1ne show1ng throughout the season They were certamly a loyal group of followers 46 fadketbaff Jeederued Row One Bobby Hosterman Lester Bell Franc1s Tschanen Gerald Swerllne George Noggle Ronme Mrller Ronme Reed Row Two D1Ck16 Ekleberry J1m Marquart, Gene Corfman Wayne Nelderhauser Donn1e Grandstaff Mr Roberson The Reserve team had a reasonably good season w1th 11 w1ns and 9 losses Th1s IS an average record but gave much good experlence for the boys some of whom w1ll be on the Varslty next year It gave an opportumty to develop good sportsmanshlp when losmg We w1sh them all the luck they mlght need for the commg season SEASON S RECORD Nov 10 Sulphur Sprmgs Harpster Sycamore Sycamore Dec an Fe 48 Salem Wharton Melmore Mar sellles Nevada Carey McCutchenv1lle Harpster Salem Attxca Wharton Lykens Marsellles Nevada Forest McCutchenv1lle Mt Zxon Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore 2 vc' -0 '3 - ff , , , , . ' 39 40 13 33 39 17 Old Fort 35 Sycamore 43 20 23 24 26 . 1 38 4 ' 35 11 45 15 39 18 ' 41 J . 5 33 8 48 12 ' 30 , ' 15 34 19 37 22 ' 28 29 39 30 46 b. 5 ' 46 13 . ' 39 unwr .Hugh fad ketball Row One D1ck Nelsler Henry Mekush, Lynn Stlllberger Jerry Bogard, Charles Wol ford, Dav1d M1ller Row Two James MCGIHHIS Merlyn Reed Ronme Hosterman Lynn Bell Tobe Rledel Mr Shell The Jumor H1gh Basketball team had a very successful year under the coachmg of Mr Shell The team won 10 games 1n a row before losmg the second game of the tournament Some of these boys w11l no doubt be the stars of the Vars1ty m a couple of years SEASON S RECORD Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore Marse11les Eden Wyandot Wharton McCuthcenv1lle M1ffl1n K1rby Salem Harpster Eden Tournament Mxfflm K1rby Wharton 49 0 0 'a V 35 ' 28 37 29 19 17 49 29 41 ' 26 37 ' ' ' 28 52 45 43 29 56 45 54 ' ' ' 29 20 21 I'ClCk Row One Leon Shell Vaughn Shell Danny Bogard George Noggle Carl Holman Coach Roberson As soon as the basketball season ended a call for the Thin clads was heard A good sized squad reported for practice and began the gruelmg work of getting 1nto shape Several meets were participated in before the county meet which is always held in Harpster The wildcats were well represented in the field ex ents pole vaulting and several running events The county meet was held on May 21 and the Sycamore squad had to be content with the second place trophy having been defeated by Nevada who went on to wm the District and State meets Although several of the Sycamore boys qual1f1ed for the D1str1ct Meet they were unable to participate for they were playing in the Baseball Tournament at that time Donald Holt Albert Ohl Jim Marquart Gene Corfman and Gene May were members of the track team in add1t1on to those pictured above 50 . Q ' :l -1 w . xx : 3 7 Y D ' Row Two: Donnie Grandstaff, Dickie Ekleberry, Wayne Neiderhauser, Francis Tschanen, . . . 7 , . , . D 7 5 . 7 3 , . 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' ' ' . ' Jr 1 Q v Y v ' . Z, . . Dihlds Men's Wear Upper 'L' -3 H Y A fl ' Y 4 I L . w v Y I . J an V L Y h Y N Y U ' av' , Dr. . . itl .Z Ferguson System Sycamore Garage and Body Shop TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENTS Phone IOI Sycomore Pete Gordon BEST WISHES TO ALL The Foster Shumaker Co. Pianos of Quality PHONE 17 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 R. M. Rossel - Roy Rossel, JR Dentists 216 S. MAIN ST. PHONE 323 UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO Compliments of THE DAILY CHIEF UNION UPPER sANousKY, on-no Compliments of BiII's Economy Store Men's Wear-Shoes TIFFIN, OHIO FORD-MERCURY Sales and Service ELLIS - MARTIN INC- 125-127 South Sandusky Avenue Upper Sandusky, Ohio C. R. 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WARD, Manager Sycamore Frozen Food Center Headquarters for FREEZER and LOCKER SUPPLIES Phone 77 Newman's Music Store Band and Orchestra lnstruments and Supplies POPULAR and CLASSICAL RECORDINGS SHEET MUSIC 189 South Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio WAGNEIPS GULF OIL 20 Sycamore St., Tiffin, Ohio Tires, Accessories, Gas and Fuel Oil Phone 2460 Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin Jewelry Nationally Advertised Diamonds-Watches-Silver Budget Terms Available 73 E. MARKET ST. TIFFIN, OHIO CAcross from the Auto Clubi Compliments of SMITH'S Apparel Shop Tiffin and Fostoria CaroI King and ShirIey Lee Dresses Dresses, Suits, Coats and Accessories I9O S. Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I954 NEIKlRK'S 5 and 10 Sycamore Ohio Compliments of .l A C K S 0 N S Creeger Implement Co. JOHN DEERE SALES and SERVICE New ldea Farm Equipment Carey, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio CAREY OHIO Phone 236 Compliments of Good Furniture and Carpets CAUS FURNITURE at AND enocm BERNARIQS Phone 9471 carey, Ohio ln Carey and Upper Sandusky . C l' f New Rlegel Elevator Ompmems O Coal, Grain, Feed and Grinding Fence, Seed, Fertilizer and Paint Complete SELF-SERVE Store New Riegel Ohio CAREY OHIO The Staff of the i954 SIHIS wishes to take this oppor- tunity to express its appreciation and thanks to all the merchants and individuals who so graciously helped us in the publishing of this annual. ala lograplzd


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