Sylvania Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Sylvania, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

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A - .12 ef-4 :P O We Decllcate Q' Q3 In Memoriam O 'S L 3- Nfl 5 wa Burnham l-lrgh School students faculty and admnnustratnon w r shocked and siddened by the heart wttaclc that took the hte of lVl Lawrence Eppley Mr Eppley a member of the ticulty was loved by all who knew hum Hrs trnendly manner and twnnklung eyes were the characterustzcs by which he was so well known Mr Epplev was a popular teacher an the automotive shop department l-las patience wnth those boys whose luves he was molding wnll be remembered tor years to come l-'l was co ordnnator tor the evening class pro accomplished lett a vacancy that was hard to At times lute seems almost unfanr Why should 1 min lllce Lawrence Eppley be taken when others who lack his tune qualntnes and outstwndlng character are allowed to rem1un7 lt must be tate and who are we to tempt or questnon tate9 We can only place l'Vlr Eppley rn our memory so to keep that memory aluxe we ot the Wyandotte statt wlsh to dedncate thus l953 Wyandotte as a memorial to Law rence E Eppley A note of memorsam also to Bully Frantz and John Coats two sophomore students whose luves were clalmed un an automobsle accvdent ln the tall ot l952 . C ' r. ' , e ject of adult education. The excellent job he fill. ' On behalf of the Wyandotte staff we wnsh to thank those who gave thelr tume for the benefit of the l953 Wyandotte Senlor class and club pvctures were taken by Wakelun Studios Toledo and the lndnvudual underclassrnen pictures were taken by Krllnon Brothers Kan sas Cnty Mnssoun Many of the feature pxctures were taken by Cene Shab now Student Prints photographer We are grateful to Edwards Brothers lnc Ann Arbor Michigan prunters Also we wash to thank our patrons whose funancral support has made thus yearbook possnble We extend our snncere thanks to Mlss June Stiller our adviser whose efforts have made our lob easler and more enloyable Wyandotte staff sincerely hopes that thus yearbook vvnll serve as a last ang source of mernorles of the year l952 l953 JM-ab Sandra Nuswander J J Gayle Shaffer Co Edutors of this book, for their many helpful sulggestfons.. Q l l 54, , SENIORS Semor Class Wlth almost every minute fnlled wlth actlvntnes the sensor class barely found tlme to keep up their studles Begnnnung the year wrth a flnancual project the class co sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance honorlng the sensor queen and attendants January 24 marked the splash party for all sensors and guests Class meetlngs were held throughout the year to keep the sensors well rnformed of all projects These meetmgs were led by Ken Hall president and Sue Reed took over In hrs absence Roseann Steunwand recorded the mnnutes accurately and Carolyn Merce kept the flnancual records In order In March name cards and announcements were ordered and the future graduates were measured for their caps and gowns whsch marked the first year that the gurls wore white The boys chose dark green as their contrastrng color May 8 was the date of the sensor play followed closely by the pucnlc banquet and farewell dance gnven by the juniors the prom May I7 the alumnn receptnon senror trap baccalaureate and frnally commencement May 27 The Class flower was the carnatnon color green and whlte motto-Today we learn Tomorrow we lead The year wound up wrth a feellng by all sensors that they had engoyed belng a part of the l953 graduatnng class O s 1 ' v a v ' u 1 v u v , - 1 C. ' T , i ? ggi Q 195 sus 'pi JANE ACKER it 1, JAMES ALLEN 5' xl A A fur' 'Q-.7 Xi- JAMES ADAIR MERLIN AESCHLIMAN MARLENE ALDRICH bi - FN QR 96 'C' JOYCE ANSTED MARIE AVERY lx- 2 'rsf 346-J funn sf 'Sf '1::' XV JAMES BAER DOYLE BAKER CAROLYN BARTON JAMES BAYES 9 2 36 '27 I '36 9 fy' 5 ' if fQ. CAYANNE BECKETT RIJDY BEDFORD ROBERT BICELOW BARBARA BLASINGAIVI 13 AQQN 'RQ W'-'Y' o ' - SARAH JANE BLYSTONE DOROTHY BOWERS KATHLEEN BRIGGS 9 'D 1 3 . A , .gs-ff . -.- '0 , W MARILYN BRODBECK SHIRLEY BRODBECK DONALD BROWN DONNA BRUIVIFIELD I0 ' 'fb ,124 aws- r '-1 ,vurx YN KATHRYN BOLANDER DALE BUCBEE LEE ROY BULL JOAN BUNK BRYANT j-fu N . , 'sl' g C 1 - s- ' ' JS? - Y '+'7 'Qing v' S-' 'hub' MARTY CHAPMAN ROBERT CLARKSON KEN COOPER , ea f 'bf ' i ,iv 'vcr' LAWRENCE COX DOUGLAS CURRY BARBARA DAVENPORT DONALD DECKER dis 35 V 'Xe 536' 'Nr 'Q' 'F' JEANNE DQODY RITA DRABECK KENNETH DU PONT GEORGE FANNING - . -:QQ IYW Wm:-:rv's I 6 A I I . E Q ' lr- Z? THOM FOULKS ff, '25 'Of vvivvu fi: X Q11 4 42' I 'av 'i PATRICIA FAUST LAWRENCE FLECK f'X gg' kb 1'4'x wr ' -s-u-1. 1.f5 'E' E' ROGER FORD JOANNE FOWLER MARY ALICE FRANTZ DONALD FRITSCI-I I2 Jw 'rv' 4-E ' Y , E j tO Q M Q X fy W I wc' 'Y ' 'iii' ,jams DOROTHY FUTRELL ROBERT OALLUR JOHN CEE 'WWLYN CHSLER 337- 'afgm-.1 T 6 ROBERT GOOD ROBERT ORAY MARIE CREIEELT B. '75 rug ,gy 'QQ -fx fx E' E MCHARD GRIES NANCY CROWDEN MARY HALBERT KENNETH HALL nf-A 1055 'i ,f v ' MARCERY HALL SALLY HARTZLER RICHARD HARVEY ELLEN HASLEY f'Q1?'N ganna, LQ SALLY HAYES JO ANNA HENRY JACK HENRY JERRY HOWARD CAROLE HUBBARD CERALDINE HUBBARD MARILYNNE HUDSON 'O' -'QS'-5 I1 ZELL JENNEWINE CARL JOHNSON SANDRA JU xc-f,,,: xv. 'C W? DD DONALD KANFELD IWN ig Y Q? CARLTON KNISELEY SHIRLEY KROLL LEWIS KUJAWSKI 1 - 'JW f'S 4? 5 ge.: 6X in-.f Q' Hofg' 'U' VID LANCENDERFER PEGGY LANI-'IAM DONALD LARZELERE SALLY LATHER I5 'W 'SETI -9-4' QC' I '-sig we '-1' Z MARION LE ROUX ALLEN LEWIS RIIEI-IARD LEWIS SHIRLEY LEWIS jgxw G2 xx if 51' Ns 'GSP' -1 I -2551 . 4:55. , 4 If 3251---im. I , 55 ' N gfqgrg, , Q2 c.mg53:54i5'0 I, . I-4.-. ' -3-.-if V' A- I.--I 1 ., 'r 'W':Z,I-IFSIPIF. y Iffsif Igifw'?f ,Ai 4 ' I r::.4p.,fg:w . va ffdfmlf-.-ru. fffggff W3-fbf , I ' 'fail f -' JAMES MAPLE I-IELEN MATZINCER ROBERT MCCORMICK 2 3 Q In GQ AR Q 705, Y fg NP JOYCE MCDOLE SUZETTE MCEVERS DALE MCVICKERS CAROLYN MERCE I6 15 A 3.5 as 3 Enos ix 1 iw 5 I gf .Q-A-P JOYCE MEREDITH IRENE MILLER VIC MINER QAROLYN MQNDAY V - wr,-R C '? 'QE Ee '1 ' ' 'fi' 'iris -0 JAMES MUMFORD SELMA NIEMAN SPENCER NILES f'5 iwk ZZ' er:-, 'Vx Q SANDRA NISWANDER BETTY NOFZINCER CARRIE NUNN JACK OBERLIN Z' QR? If T'-wr 5' 'Q' mf EDWARD OETZEL LOUIS OSBORN JACK OSTRANDER KATHLEEN OTT 9, .75 r gy Q y pg ,. if i R A 4' L ltsn J .M ,Af pf A s ' 'IL ROBERT PARTRIDGE CARY PARKER JOAN PAUPARD ZR IVN 5-:sis 5 'U' KAY pEAR5ON SALLY PETERSEN NANCY PIERCE 'I8 fi li Q JANYTZ POLLAND am. ' ,vw V A Q T 1 -a RICHARD POSTLEWAIT JANET POWNELL MARY OUINONEZ SUE REED 5- AKA sa 6- '-vi-rq-3 6-fjyf' 6 A 55' GLORIA REISSER DOROTHY ROBER NANCY ROBINSON Q - ff 'S' DELORES ROBERTS LOIS ROWE PAMELA ROWE CAROL RUBADEUX 'ZR ask 'S' IX? if Q'-'7 97' JACOUELINE LEE JOHN RUSSELL RALPH RUSSELL CONRAD SAMONEK SANDERSON l XJ f ,,,, s -F-A ,S -.-E.,T'W A if ' 'f 1. L A wiv X . SS Q 'E an L A 1 1 A ',A, S-f ifix GERALD SCHNEIDER SHIRLEE SCHOENECCE RONALD SCHWARTZ f' i 6357 RAY SECUINE 20 ALICE SEVEY GENE SHABNOW GAYLE SHAFFER u-S . Q3 'ang-f V 'i RICHARD SHANE BEVERLY SMITH RICHARD SMITH RICHARD SPENCER ,us ,ati is 1 , rbi 191 Nj' if-ni' SHIRLEY STARK ROSANN STEINWAND DONALD STEPLETON I-If nu- -ff - vias? 5' -4-,,. 'T if xixl K FRANCIS STRAUB SANDRA SULLIVAN DARRELL THEBEAU GLENN TIIVIPE 21 GENE VAN PELT EDWARD VIMOND CARMON WARD ARLETA WEBER YVONNE WELTY -Al 'WV' T' JOANNE WENTZ KENNETH WHITE MARY LOUISA WHITTAKER MP .aug i ...iq 'lam 5 i !'v I, 5 ROSEMARYWILCYNSKI VILA WILLIAMS JOHN WIRICK DAVID WYANT CAROL WYREBAUCH J' 46 I C.'....N Q' null RICHARD YEACER RONALD ZABLOCKI LARRY ZBINDEN Autographs CLASSES To fa 7 QWFJMML Z244-fffift, f 144411 Qfxizpbwl - 44 51 .i v xl ,twill Xllk ANN. X Jumorl glass x ab Guldung the lunuors on a smooth course was captain .less Helwlg at the wheel asslsted by co captain Jerry Schwen Ruth Dallas kept the log wnth Cary lvlnnor havlng charge of the treasure Mrs Exelena Colllns and Mr Robert Wale took the crew over the rough spots The yunlors took time out money raised from the Prom went nn the treas ure to help with the expenses of the sensor year A class party on March l3 at the Nature Lodge was enjoyed by the many yunlors who attended In May the lunlors honored the sensors wnth a banquet and a farewell dance Ty lfvafft ' V, iq: lf? it J dxf' v ,..' , ., Ili.. ' 'JA ,. il rt AJ. ls K Gf's,V'-aunt-Y mx -fic JP!! NJ' Q , 41 1 I l, fs. U fir- Q-4 f , Q . JW fsiklf 131 be .IF Q A Q N' ,,l' 1 , ll , ln Q' I l 'L 5' at J , kr Fun .f K ,ll u i lwa - 4 s 9 V . J, ul ww ,J E. Blinzley F. Brashear A. Brassfield l-l. Brassfield L. B ff' f 1 C u ing on W3 J. Bronson D. Brown . Burton D. Butz R. Carter J. Christen l.. Corbett P. Crary D, Creque D. Crurnbaker lvl. Aldrich E. Ansted J. Armstrong A. Arnold R, Barber R. Beaty R. Bellman C. Bernholtz B. Berry N. Bettinger S. Beverage D. Bexten Ci. Biel S. Bigelow M. Bingham v ft' 5 vi fg-Q f ICU. zz- , 3-5 'iii 51,7-i 1,91 OFT nf 1 X-, .'l C i U 73 'J - . 'J .ffl wjf Qifil 4 2 S gd 'U F f 7 , I lf D. Garrett C, Geer M, Cimpel T. Cillooly R. Hafner R. Hall C. l-larless C. Harroun H, Hathaway J. Hawkins M. Hawkins F, Hernandez T. Herzberg R. Hetman M, l-lider v ID E. Wi-' ' -J ' '-4 t i agp, 1 XE' f rw 4359 tv 'S ISIN A In 43 Eli 1' 'YQ- wux , 'Q QA lf- till t D 4--'N DA f. w 'ze-' 1- f Jr' 54 Us-', 9 W -Q 41 i,,.,,q I 'Wu fl gigs' XL. 47 Dallas Dawley Dennis Depew DeVriendt N, Dutton N. Duvendack J. Eitniear M. Elg C. Fetter Finch Foltz Foster Freed Gagnon 41:8- F 1' 1 7 it 'JN if N .fi 3' 3 V f -rf .J fia Shin! Klas Koepper Konz Kroyer Kuhlrnan Langenderfer LaPoint Leiter , Lent Lewis Lindau . Linenkugel . Lipperf Loclnbiler Lochbiler by 'E -sir' H ,x 1 'l 1 - f 1' X f ,, : 11 L J. Higgens J. Holiday M, Hoover J. Hubbard J. Hulings J. Janney D. Jenkins A. Jones J. Karnm B. Karns D. Keiser C. Keller C. Keeler P. Kendall D. Kirby J ,..- we-9' -41 N-nn E' vs1Q Y Nw, as - CPN l'fK xlrgnd vljf I. Norris J. O'Connell J. Orth R. Osborn P. Off N. Owens C. Page P. Palmer F. Patocki D, Pearson R. Pfoufz B. Pollock W. Ramsay E. Rasmussen P. Rathsam 5 -wr f'1 may J J. Lykes S. Marshall N. Matheny B. Mayo J. Miller R. Miller S. Miller D. Minnick P. Mothershead K. Murd W. Myers C. Natter B. Nearhood J. Newton M. Nichter P ,sa 1-1,2 WY X gl ,,--0 -QQ' all url 'lg-gr YN 3 Qc 6245 I S. Reed H. Rex J. Reynolds P. Ridge M. Rodebaugn P. Romaker B. Roop D. Rowland J. Rybak R. Samonek H. Sanderson S. Sass L. Schroeder S. Schuler J. Schwen 28. -0-us. Q k ..x 3 S52 -5,41 Q. E ,..r ' 13555 We R. Wittschek J. Woiiam S. Yeager C. Young J. Zinser X 'AJ 11? ,vsfq xy' 'Whoa- ? '. . Pho-o.,,. i'1'i'1'f -m...fff 7 Q 1 D. Switala M. Sype C. Terry J. Textor E. Trompefer C. Truex A. Turner E. Turner J. Ward L. Warrener D. Weis R. Whitacre H. White K. Widner J. Wise ,PN ' . 'T' gd ef I Nd i f . woifiif v-'I C77 Class Our soon to be upper classmen started the year with an informal party They danced the evening away to the music of John Nofsinger's band. They have a trophy to their credit for having the most attendance at basketball games. Completing a busy year they had a movie and a dance. Congratulations to president Dick Wellsg vice president, John Smith secretary, Kathleen Straubg and treasurer, Dave Woodward for a fine job and we couldn't forget the hard work of Mrs. Musick and lvlr. Becker. -912. x I Y' 'iv gg- ' .P Blake ' sl W. Bisho J. T Blake S. B .BIasingame B Border f' C. Bowers P Bremfor S Bretschn J, Bronson J. Bronson C. Brown R. Burge J. Burtscher N. Campbell J. Carr J. Adair C. Aller J. Ansted F. Artrip R. Ashba D. Baker L. Bates R. Bauer B. Beach N. Becker J. Belding R. Bell S. Benner H. Bernholtz M. Bettinger 'G' 7' ,ed- L.. 'a 1: 14:5 Y L. C. C. T. B. D. C-. P. V B . D. M. T. C. J. i iid :sf 1: U 'S . ' X . f l 72 'H , 1 A ...f 'LV g . ,Z Z. Q : ' i' 8' .. V s Ii l 1. C' Vi? Daniels Davis Davis Decker DeVriendt Donaldson Double Downing Drake Draves Eberhardt Eppard Everett Fal l is Ferguson ' . , . ' . Ill, I ',. 2- if f , X i in: - as .Sky -,.x ls J f .1. l .2 J V5 lv x Q? ... C. Carter lvl. Carter B. Case C. Chapman R. Christy R. Clarkson D. Cline H. Cline N. Cline J. Coates P. Condon B. Couture S. Cramer J. Crandall C. Croft 35 Q. ?2.',-396 EWU ffx 4'- ? V2 sc 36. 6-in ,,s. T' ss -O' - :ffm -on -,ff M if cgi' 139' car-ll' 711 'Z-37 .:'45' -.J .,,. 'll 4 C Jackson H Jarvis M Jennewine Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Kamm Kasch Keck Keeler Kilmer Kirk Knisely Koester C. Hafner J. Hafner L. Hamburg J. Harless J. Harris S. Harroun R. Henry M. Hider J. Hine P. Howell P. Hoy E. Huber N. Huber P, Huffman A, Hughes 'M' NI' 953 05 'N qi fs I -,. , rwgs f 'Ei q-A J. Martin K. McDaniel S. McKay W. McKimmy D. McKnight M. Mickins M. Mihalis B. Miller H. Miller L. Miller N. Miller R. Miller J. Mockbee B. Mohr R. Moore S. Kreutzpeintner J. Kroyer E. Kujawski R. Langenderfer B. LaPoint L. Laux T. Laux C. Lewis R. Livingston B. Lohbauer A. Louy J. McDonald J. Maiyo B. Marquardt B. Mars gf if M. Plikerd C. Pomeranz B. Posadny P. Posadny A. Postlewaite R. Postlewaite W. Price L. Price R. Ray P. Rea B. Reed M. Reeves W. Rehlau R. Reisser R. Rhodes S. Myers J. Newton M. Nieman R. Nofen J. Noonan F. Oatrnan M. Oberlin M. O'Crady W. Orwig W. Pasch l. Odoms W. Pair M. Phillips R. Pinkleman D. Plichcinski ,gfk .gif Qc. 'T 'O' ,K r 'J iv- J C. Sands S. Sangston R. Sass M. Schmidlin C. Schoenegge D. Schoenegge R. Schroeder D. Schwartz D. Schwen L. Scott M. Scott R. Scott J. Scribellito P. Shaffer L. Silberhorn i -or if i nt' 19' sg. P. Richie L. Ritenour R. Ritenour S. Roberts M. Rogers J. Rueter W. Ruetz R. Rush B. Russell R. Russell M. Rybak R. Sanders S. Sanderson T. Sanderson B. Sandman 'Df- QQ- lj Gs 'Z-P , I W 4 369 IQX Tl 'iq 36- 452 012' -16' .f Ni Straub Strawbridge Stytle Tabbert Teba ry Thomas Tiller Titsworth Troup Tuckerman VanPelt Viles Watkins Wells Wheeler . Slavin . Smelser . Smith C. Smith . Smith M. Smith . Snell E. Snyder . Solly . Spino Staler Steele Stewart Stiles Strance 'C' 'Sao J. Zeigler .yvf .il-1.1.1-l-L1 .Agni 1 1 1 , flu - John K. Coats February 21, 1937 November 8, 1952 -00 E. Whitney H. Williamson 'v--f D. Woodward J. Woodward R. Young .5 -2 1 . gym' f--J , -, Q William H. Frantz April 24, 1937 November 8, 1952 X, T7 f -13 3 T21 Class The Freshman class enjoyed a splasy party held at the Y careful organization of their President, Rosann Flick, and Vice Mary Kortier. under the President, Soon after Christmas vacation other plans were under way for the Sock Hop. On this big night everyone came fully dressed in his best socks and danced in stocking-clad feet, Betty Smith held the office of Secretary while Patti Cillooly guarded the class funds. Miss Heiby and Mr. Clase can relax now that it's all over. K5 .94 tg' A j xl A213 Q' ,af fl I5 J J D Behrman Bernholtz Berry Bexten Bigelow Blackburn Blackwood Blasnngame Bockert Bohkle Booth 'ZX' 7' l lf 7 I lil J' 3 C? I 'NU -GS M. Acker J. Agle 43 J. Allen J. Anderson K. Anderson J Ansted S Ansted S Barrucklow M Bartell R Barton L Bacon S Baker F Baum N Beadle J Beals lbs 1 ly IN I ' if. 'ix nf V M Bowman I L Brassfneld 3' J Brown X y f MBrown if 1 X! i A tltjk I iff L. Contreras S. Contreras D. Crawford M. Creque S. Crouse C. Cummins F. Currier W. Cutshall J. Daniels B. Deye P. Dowling C. Downey M. Duffy J. Drabek B. Dunstan 'bmi 1 M Brummett M Bunting R Burris L Butter L Carter C Chandler S Chase C Clabaugh M Clark R Clark M. Clark L. Coates J. Collins P. Comstock F. Corbett ff! :.sg.1Rw .1 'V 'iI 'Ska N 2-if 'hai' 1 '36 va l' C. Geer L. Ceer F. Gill P. Gillooly M. Glenn W. Coins Cracyk Hahn Ha H' l.,- 4, -,.. FI . ' B. Criessinger R. ff: G. ll E 5 .. .I ' ' n ' F. Halbert B. Halbert F. Harmon D. Harrison R. Hellman D. Duvendack J. Ellen M. Ely D. Ersig D. Everett M. Faunce R. Fike B. Fletcher R. Flick B. Flower lvl. Flowers R. Fox E. Fox B. Futrell R. Futrell Qi 'Wai' f at I 4 I Yr TVX E. P P. C. J P. K J. C. M. F. R. N. A. C. ,db -if Kanavel Hasley Kelley Kennedy Kennedy Kile Klein Knestrich Koester Kortier Kroll Kuefer Lambert Langenderfer Larzelere C, Helman Q B. Hill S. Helwig B, Hettrich N. Higgins J. Hill M. Hooper L. Hovey Y. Hurt ,QU 5 K. lnderrieden , X- A. Jackson M. Jagusch R. Jannereth N. Jefferds L. Jones ...,,, X T' l'5b . SIU? il 52 f rl Meyers Micek Miller Miller Minnick Mitchell Moon Moore Moy Murd Myers Napierala Natter Nea rhood Nighswander Laughlin LeMaitre Lewis Little Lohbauer Lutz Mallory Mansfield Matheny Mayhugh McClure McCullough McDonnell McOwen Mesler p Q45 'tr' ,. 'V QF? A8 C' J. Race J. Reaster C. Reed D. Reeves A. Reynolds A. Rhodes T. Ritchie A. Roach D. Roberts lvl. Roberts J. Rodebaugh C. Rose M. Russell D. Ryan N. Sager K- v 'Q' 4'r.:w L. Noe S. Nowak J. Noworyfa C. Ogrerm N. Ostrander C. Parker D. Parthemer C. Peery P. Percleau J. Perry B. Pfoutz M. Pieplow L. Pollock W. Pomeranz P. Pruden G- A- Sa b- 1 J 64 Nw Noi u R ,A- 1:5 I Y 1 v IV . . ' A k,,. 'S' if v,?f-u' My M X . '1' at '65 'r I Xl I Q x lrtrvb' -: - M. Shaw R. Shuff R. Sifleet E. Smallman B. Smith B. Smith R. Smith S. Smith D. Sniegowski S. Sniegowski B. Solly J. Sorosiak R. Staniszewski M. Stark P. Start 1 , lu lvl. Sampson S. Sanderson V. Schlatter L. Schofield C. Schroeder L. Schultz J. Scmidlin P. Scott F. Scott A. Scribellito D. Scurlock J. Seeley W. Seguine R. Self B. Shaw 'fi' v- ' W X if A . w k Q L ink L lk pail V' ,P- N. bf' . 'YLQ' M. Van Pelt fu. it ji. C if C. Vaughan K. Vineyard M. Wackley J. Wagonfield T. Wagonfield B. Wagner W. Walker S. Wharton S. Wheeler '1 . ' if 51 .f, .. A ps- ,Q W.-1 ' . E J. Whetstein D. Whitacre F. Whitt J. Widney M. Williams J. Stephens M. Stephenson S. Strawbrige J. Stykemain P. Stytle P. Sullivan M. K. Sylvester Tallman Taylor Toolooze Trompeter Tuckerman Turner Urbanski Vance pw- gf his 'U' 41 ad' 'ff' M. Wilson B. Wittel J. Wood - S. Woodward C. Yohnke Q1 VI . 4? V I .I . X J. Youn s 74, P? -K, oy 'wrt is 'Hfo i L ,m F S. Zimmerman gag Q26 . J I 1, M... A 1 Zwayer I Q O!-156 Jffif V ' 5 J? ll!l'? fi 5 ' A get , le ' U.:-I . e , , 3. S., Q ig, f Kf- 4. T, 4 X' C KY , , ci . lj if K Rf' My M5 og, 571. ff., K , -L in gm? I ' r f X5 Zlfqaqfyx . W.. f-K M K J J f O13 f X Y 9 .J 0 Q V f J . X Qs W WM Q www W 259553 ' NOW, C m aww WMM Eighth Grade A roast at Memorral Park won t be soon forgotten by the class of 57 Nor will the football dnsplay by Mr Becker and Mr Schultz The event was under the chanrmanshup of Ann Musxck President and Donna Stoner Vice President whale Miss Buhrow and Mr Abell supervised Jane Hoshal and Lunda Smath held the offuces of Secretary and Treasurer O . n v . . s a v 1 lvl. Brenner S. Bretschneider W, Bretschneider E. Brezinski R. Brown B. Bush lvl. Butler l. Carler W. Challen S. Chandler R. Clarkson 54? D. Coleman D. Comstock J. Cottrell S. Coutcher -33- Lf-5 il -in gdb 45' ,Zi IU' rbi ,!? .V 7 'Q V X si it Q'V'!:f 54 .P !!!.f.!!! 'TE X' A R :iii Y 41.5 abs, J. Edinger S. Ehrsam K. Elsess J. Emert R. Eyler F. Eyler J. Fallis D. Fox V. Foxe H. Frank D, Garrett B. Gerber L. Clenn S. Good H, Coodell J. Coutcher B. Crawford J. Crider S. Currier B. Day J. Deak D. DeMuth C. Distel F, Doughten J. Downing J. Drabek D. Drake P. Ducaf F. Dupre A. Eckhart I is ' N J A I f X 'T ' ' , 4 I '38 'fa Y-0 v TQSV Ki 'F' '1 7' cur fag i '53 2 4? 3 f,,,? A36- x if ' 'LQ V , 4 4, EZ It l ' L J' J C. Hoover J. Hoshal S. Huffman J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Jones S. Kasch L. Keeler F. Keeler N. King F. Koesfer J Kronk B. Kujawski J. Lake L. Lambert Q. 5... ,, at P. Cross J. Guest S, Haase D. Hadding D. Haefner S. Halbert S. Hall D. Harrison J. Harvey P. Hatcher J. Heilman H. Hemmrick J. Hendrickson C. Henry D. Holdridge 55 g '-a c ,. 4' - . 'P fl f Qgiis L.: A 'I' 5 Q4 .Nw lg 15' ll li l 4. rg? Q gf' -P' 1-lr Y .n.L 08 iq' -0 F' r wg' ii -fo 5 ,.,v-if ib- L. C. Layman it -l f5 Q ,E 'Q :T P. Lazarus IQQJ E. Lewis 'U V. LoveLess C. Luce l yur P. Malosh J. McEvers J. Q' P. Merce F. Mihalis M. Mitchell D. Moerch if E. Morgan Y, H. Mowery H. Mowery A. Musick w.,,f1 ,Z D. Myers 9 6 QP' 4 6' In J J. Neafie Q23 VN. ' ap, C. Noviski J if A. o'cormeii V A H' W ll K. Oetzel f. Y X A 'Q f' . X 4 i J zzfi B. Osenbaughl O. Ostrander 3 4' R. Oswalt ' Q, B. Palmer H D. Pearson 3 'fr 2: -2: J. Pettit f B. Pickett Q J. Polland J. Posadny Y S. Postlewait .bg 'IS 2' I 8 Q T ii' i .1 .LB . 71' Qs. 96 1' ,-4 v QS lug, KE! Qt -J n '?' f.-1 X il' . 1.7.5 J. 4 5? i 'EIGL' ki' 41 --na 1 S. Ruiz B. Ruth T. Schewe C. Schwartz W. Scott B. Seals M. Serter C. Shea P. Sill S. Sings D, Sliker C. Smith Ci. Smith L. Smith L. Smith It JW' Pwr K. Prettyman J. Pugsley T. Race E. Rahm B. Ramsey D. Rakosik J. Reaster S. Reber B. Rhodes F. Rhodes R. Richards C. Roach E. Robertson W. Rowe E. Rower 57 . 'Q' .. ti .... ' A . ' up f 'M' se? -si, . r 'arc' my . ' W ' , v Ax 'Lt' 'TTS 5 ' Xii l . ' . if are f ,-, U ' .:g.': - ff :fI: ' L l V f':n. 2 ' I C19 M. Turk M. Turk L. Vineyard B. Ward D. Warrener J. Was D. Weis S. Werner L. Williams C. Wilian M, Wiez M. Wittriclweck A. Woodbury W, Zilhka M. Zinkie L. Snook M. Snyder L. J. B. C. P. D. S, N. T. R. J. S. J. Spitzenberger Spross Stark Stephens Stewart Stoner Stotlens Szalkowski Taylor Textor Tober Toolooze Troutman 'CU Seventh Grade Presldent Cary Klatt with the help of hrs Vlce President Chester Frersrnger got hrs class off to a good start by havmg the new Burnhamltes don their jeans for a roast at Memorral freld before a football game Secretary Donna Hendruckson farthfully took munutes throughout the year whale treasurer Dorothy Deye was quite happy about the fnfteen dollars flrst pruze won by her class IH the bankrng contest Thus was ac complnshed under the frrendly guidance of Mrss Schroeder and Mr Nlswander 'url V X-q ...uf as 3.-J ,nn qi B. Bertz C. Biery C. Bischoff M. Blackburn A. Blankenship M. Borucki A. Bowman R. Boyington S. Brashear J. Brown R. Brown K. Bronson J. Brumrnet M. Buffington J. Burch -dh 'vii' C. Anderson R. Arno J. Ashba R. Baker J. Barker P. Barnes N. Barailloux M. Basler R. Basler H. Baum E. Behiman R. Behirnan M. Belcher R. Bellman J. Berry 435 Z' oi vi 9 ,wr i ' .f 'QQ' Y Q' C Craton C Crawford B Dailey B Darrel C. Delles D. Demuth D. Deye D. Donaldson K. Downing J Eckhart J. Edwards R. Elden R, Eley D. Ersig B. Felt 6- 1 t ' E , I fi- ' ,- , lfgx A '- .1 3 1 M 5-GS' .,.. ,- . ' at ' . ,h 1 2' :Q '33 -on -.J 5 'Q 0,15 ls. xx !x'v it x J. Burford B. Butz E. Cams B. Carpenter H. Cherry R. Coats J. Comstock R. Comstock S. Conrad J. Contreras R, Contreras M. Cooper P. Cousino D. Crabtree J. Cramer Tl ,, ik , my 'Qin ,Q p ID 1? ..,,. gvynl J. Goodwin D. C-riesinger M. Grohnke B. Harven C. Harven M. Harrison L. Hayes D. Hendrickson L. Holt B. Hoppe B, Howard F. Hubbard P. Huber D. Hudson B. Jannereth F. Ferguson B. Fike F. Fisher J. Fisher T. Fisher J. Fletcher A. Fox R. Fox W. Franklin C. Frisinger J. Cadt S. Gagnon C. C-empel J. Cettins R. C-ilmore . 1 .. ,Q . +s. .. ' ,p . .. 'I-'I-'.'i1'A, 'J' nf' 0-f fx . or We 4 ,II X Xi w 2.41152 ,I V :...i ' 2-J 1' . J. Lambert D. Langenderfer F. Laney V. Lather P. Latz J. Lent I. Lewis N. Luce f i, l,..1' C. Mantey W. Mars ,, L. McCormick T. McDaniel U. McLaughlin R. Meredith M, Micharn C. Johnson J. Johnson P. Johnson K. Jones R. Kaufman S. Keck B. Keyser C. Kitche C. Klatt J. Koester D. Kreutzpelnfer S. Kunkel M. Lacy L. Ladd F. Lake - .2 is If ylwe X I 49 is I-L L. 1 3 gs , 'vi 'fi .-in-v ?' 2 fbxi Tl. 2.-wk A g sf S g V in 1. , S tl 5 Q 1 1- Q Q., s 'Q fa . 4 . if X lvN fr 6 ,is 1' W I X 'fl lf 1 '92 V ' 1-in J X TI f wtlfi 19 rg-qnloiaf I' Q Vw fr i - f f I B. Plikerd T. Porter H. Postlewait J. Puszizewicz L. Reed M. Ritenour D. Roberts D. Rothert D. Royer M. Russell J. Ruswinkle D. Sanderson L. Sass J. Scott B. Seim C. Mickens C, Miller S. Mitchell J. Moffett W. Monday F. Moore L. Morrison P. Mothershead T. Moy A, Mros R. lVlyriCe H. Nofzinger M. Norris J. Parker B, Phillips ts S l 47' ' 'I ml -an Q 4 xl '-H, .gf Stack Stone Stoller Stoller Stuard Sylvester Tammarine Tenney Thoms Tt'1OVp LL , Tittle Toolooze Townsend Truesdale Turpening 4 N B. Shea H. Shea K. Sieja C. Silberhorn J. Sliker M. Sloan C. Smelser C. Smith J. Smith M. Smith P. Smith R. Smith P. Snook T. Solly D. Spross 'R '. ga' is f m.Xr L. Underwood M. Wallace F. Weaver R. White N Wilder R. Williams B. Wiltre B. Wittle E. Wohlgamuth C. Woodbury P. Woodward J. Wyrebaugh G. Yeager L. Yeager R. Yeager 00' Y 2' lr ' L . 35533 -Tl. :H 3 'Q diff' . Q.- A QQ z 1' ' e ADMINISTRATION 3 Q , A .M dminis MR. COTTERMAN Be ladies and gentlemen always is one of Mr. C. D. Cotterman's favorite statements. Impressed upon Burnham youth, it has helped us along the way to mature thinking and ac- tions. Mr. Cotterman has a twinkle in his blue eyes that gives you a friendly feeling whenever you are near him. His willingness to give advice to help us over the difficult spots will not be forgotten by the graduating seniors. Board of Education 5, tI'3tIOl1 MR BAUMCARTNER With his ready smile and quuck wut Mr Ira Baumgartner supernntendent of o school system has always been a favorite with Burnham students At the beginning of each year Mr Baumgartner greets us wnth Hello students Are you glad to be back? Has warm personality enters unto the state ment and we fund that we are glad to be back Left to nght DY George B Watkms Mr Roger Wlllxams Mr Morns Wagonlander Mrs Lora Randall Mr Ira Baum artner Mr Glen Morgan and Mr Clarence Memen., -nb Q11 'Gn- O , . , Ul' 1 , . . H H , . . . . . , , r Y-- Q - - W v Q5 N K' 11 4'y- ' Deans They go home at nnght as tnred as any teacher but with the feelmg that for one more day they have mann tamed their dutles In keeping BHS nn efflclent working order Mrs Verna Buck secretary to Mr Baumgartner Mrs Anna Frantz secretary to Mr Cotterman Mrs Lora Randall clerk of the board and Mrs Katherlne Randall compose the efflcnent offnce staff 70 l' Busy busy busy' This best de scribes our two deans Mnss Rose Standlsh and Mr Roy Mansfreld However they were never too busy to advise any student nn a dnfflcult prob lem and theur friendly helpfulness has endeared them to the student body Cfflce Staff FAC U LTY t'J3 -7 - Nur in-.uf X. A-ge, E lb' dr-- ' if Thad S Abell Economlc and Socnal Geography Socual Studies Unlverslty of Toledo Unrverslty ofCuncnnnat1 Unrversnty of Western Kentucky 'ln George R Blakeman Industrxal Arts Bowlung Green State Unuversuty ffm! W E Bluss Jr and Sr Shop Unlversuty of Toledo Blnss Busmess College Ohso State Unnverslty 72 Ronald V Adams World History Amencan Hlstory B A M A Unuversnty of Toledo Unlversnty of Michigan Roy Becker Math 8 Ohlo Northern Unlverslty of Toledo like md ' 'ir Ida Buhrow Socnal Studies 7 B S , M A Unnversuty of Toledo Colorado Unsversuty Bowlnng Green State Umversuty , 3 45541 N0 'NW Exalena Collins Paul EISY N ' Natural Science Band B.S. B.S., M.A. Earlham Colle e Ohio State University S l,f,d,a,-13 U,-,,VerS,fy Ohio Northern University Margaret C Fairchild Public Speaking English Literature American Literature B L A B Ohio Northern University King s School of Oratory Northwestern University University ot Michigan Whitney Studios of Platform Art Vernon Gerber Mechanical Drawing B A B S Bluffton College Ohio State University University of Toledo ,pw XV' Betty Follas Librarian Ph B Ohio Wesleyan University ot Toledo Bowling Green State University Virginia Gibson Vocational Home Economics Ohio State University Thomas Gillooly Advanced Algebra Mathematics Algebra l B.S. University ot Toledo University of Michigan E M Lehman Co Ordinator Fort Wayne Bible College James W. Glase Science B.S. Ohio Northern University Frieda A Heiby Reading Home Instruction B M E Bowling Green State University Roy Mansfield American History Debate Dean of Boys B S M A Bowling Green State University University of Toledo University of Indiana Fredrick M Marlo Grammar Journalism American Literature B S M A Ohio Northern University Ohio State University lY 'WX lx -if n Ruth McBride 'O ,Us Mary Miller B.S. Ed. Cafeteria Supervisor Dayton Art Institute B.S. Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Bernice Musick English l A.B. Eureka College A 154 agp 25, fi' we-4-..,.,p Reuel Niswander Jr. Math. A.B. Bluffton College 'Y Grace A. Otto Typing, Shorthand Helen papenfus Ba 'k g Girls' Physical Education BS MS Bowling Green State University University of Toledo University of Pittsburgh gg his-0 gsfn- f iuwdif' -' ' A ' 192- , s'::xi. l. ' O 0.9: as , A, ' o::0:9:3i': :14 .. E, 0 J:.O,:.,':'?:' n I- ' ' ' V ,0'o'?o' Hag' 'A 0. 60.01 000- ' iv ul'v n Q fo' 3 ag Msgezanssmsl doo 4 4- ,B4 .a.n!llEn!2vAEl,l 'Q Q in Fr it l n'!' 9' .'.'. Robert M Randels English X Asst Guidance Director Bowling Green State University 'ni-'GR .0 '09- lax' Alice Sanditord English Spanish French B S M A Columbia University Cambridge University England Mesdames du Cinade Paris University of Madrid Spain University of Mexico Mexico Laral University Quebec Leland Stanford University University of California Helen Schroeder English 7 8 Bowling Green State University Indiana State University Muncie Normal College University of Toledo Glenna Reinlein English Typing l General Business Shorthand I University of Toledo Julia Robinson Special Education B S C Ohio State University St Mary sof the Springs Robert Schultz Civics 8 University of Toledo 11-hx fix 'Y' Q- k 151 f 'v 4 436. Fay Schwisow Robert W. Selent Home Economics American Problems Bowling Green State University Enghsh 3 Richard J. Shelley Machine Shop Findlay College Bowling Green State University of Toledo University fqfN in-'Y' June Stiller Latin, English 8 B.A., M.A. University of Toledo B. of Ed. University of Toledo 'Es xl cg, t x1 iQ5 T r C is .T lg l Rose Standish Trigonometry Algebra Solid and Plain Geometry Dean of Girls BA. Yale University Ohio Northwestern University Wellesly College University of Connecticut Richard Sutch A Cappella Choir, Jr. Music Mixed Chorus, Music Theory Music Appreciation B.M. Oberlin College Northwestern University University of Shrivenham, England 77 gun: x-fs Qyr--V 25 ...in-nl f , 1 'G' O. A. Thomas Robert Wale Boys' Physical Education Bookkeeping, Law, Sales B.S. B.B.A., B. ot Ed. Bowling Green State University University of Toledo Ohio State University n . 'pi 1? 'W' -5? 5 Apu--96 Wm. B. Wood Chemistry, Physics Director of Visual Education B,S. Ohio Northern University Ohio State University University of Toledo Lewis A. Whitman Orrison Werner Bl0l0SYi Science B.S., M.A. A t t' Sh Ugijgggtlvif Tcgedo Bowling Green State University Y University of Toledo James Zechrnan American Problems General Math. Boys' Physical Education B.S, Ohio State University Bowling Green State University L' W .7 1,2 vw-nu...-g Y? Robert Wyandt Government, Economics Safety Driving, Director of Gi B.S., M.A. Wittenberg College Ohio State University Bowling Green State University University of Toledo FEATURES J.- You, the students of Burnham High School, from this field of candidates: Rudy Bedford, Gene Shabnow, Don- nie Brown, Darrell Jennewine, Spen- cer Niles, Jack Ostrander, Marie Av- ery, Sue Reed, Sally Hayes, Marie Creifelt, Sue lVlcEvers and Jeannie Doody, picked as Chief Wyan and Princess Dotte ............ ,S , T- ff if 3,13 and ? C4-L. Chief yan DON BROWN, popular senior boy, was chosen by the student body to reign over the yearbook as Chief Wyan. This is the third year in succession that one of the Brown brothers has attained this high honor. As president of the Hi Y Donnie has proved to be a capable leader. He is definitely sports minded, as he was one of the starting five on the basketball court and often took medalist honors on the golf team. Also on Donnie's activities list is reporting for the Student Prints. Always neat in a sweater and slacks, Don- nie is by far one of the sharpest senior boys. Princess Dotte Princess Dotte, chosen for her popularity and personality, is SUE MCEVERS, a cute, brown- eyed senior. Naming something Sue lSN'T in would be easier than naming what she is in, for she is president of FBLA, a member of GAA, Lead- ers, Y Teens, Drama, Thespians, and a var- sity cheerleader. She served as eighth grade president and has held positions of leader- ship in her activities all through her high school years. Despite her elevation to top positions, Sue has maintained the all-around personality that charms everyone she meets. Finding Sue with- out a smile and a cute remark for all would be very rare. HOM ECCDMI G Annual Homecoming was held Oc- tober 3l, the witches night to ride, at the Memorial Field. Queen Rosann Steinwand and her attendants, Marie Criefelt, Kathleen Ott, Kathryn Bry- ant, and Sue Reed, all seniors, arrived in shiny, new convertibles to their football field court. Burnham Varsity were hosts to Whitmer at this big event. Queen Rosann handed the ball to the captain and the game began. Rosann wore the traditional white fur coat of Miss Alice Sanitord's. Spanish and Engl ish teacher. Picture on the left shows Rosann Steinwand, voted to reign at the an- nual game by Burnham students, be- ing crowned by the preceding year's lovely Queen, Patsy Kelly. l952 Homecoming Dance was held in Burnham's old auditorium with Rod Repass and his band furnishing the music. The auditorium was gaily dec- orated in a mardi gras theme. A com- mittee of seniors planned the festive event. Rosann and her attendants reigned from l0:30 to 1:00 with a grand march climaxing the evening, Although BHS lost to Whitmer, the results of the dance were wonderful. A huge crowd of both Burnham and Whitmerites attended to dance before the Queen's court. ,,0' Junior Prom 5 84 MN zz 'l Toledo Yacht Club was the spot chosen by the juniors tor their prom appropriately e nti t l e d Midwinter Dream which was held December l3, Jack Runyon's orchestra played for dancing from 9 p.m. to l a.m. General chairman for the event was David Lindau. Faculty members in attendance in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cotterman, Mr. and Mrs. James Zechman, Mr. Richard Sutch, and Miss Clenna Rein' lein. Class advisers are Mr. Robert Wale and Mrs. Exalena Collins. ith l I! UW' Queen ot Hearts Dance, which was re-initiated this year on February l4, was sponsored by the Vocational Department, It was a gay occasion in the i953 halt ot the school year. Jackie Sanderson, escorted by Don Brown, reigned as Queen of the festivities. Serving as her attendants were Anita Postlewait, freshrnang Ann Gee, sophomore: Janice Zinzer, junior, and Marilyn Hudson, senior. Crepe paper in red and white and red hearts symbolizing Valentines Day decorated the audf Etorium. ff 1 A , , I .. 5 Lx AX Features Swmg your partner one and all. Lookout! You may be next. A hall potrolman on duty. Hey, you're supposed to look natural Quiet! Rehearsol's underway. 0 'fnioy yourselves but good. m 'Q' Seen you before, Hatchet Beity. 'ue think you're good, Joan :fb Don'f get fricky, Shabnow. A class oi work? ass-A4 Spence, Gene, Dottie- What are you doing? Smile girls-lt's worthwhile! 88 Presenting Miss Julia Robison! Pray hard-That hatcnet is mighty close! 5' Sun in your eyes fellas? Ana, Judd- Caught in the act! ACTIVITIES tudent Prints Publishing a bi-monthly paper has kept the Journalism II class on their toes all year. One of their main goals was the Columbia Scho- lastic Press Convention which they attended in New York in March. The Prints was en- tered in the national contest. Mr. Frederick Marlo put much time, effort, and patience into advising the staff. Q 2 This year Mr, Fred Marlo gave up his job as Wyandotte adviser to Miss June Stiller, who has done an excellent job at her position. Staff met every Wednesday after school to paste up pictures for the year book. Kickoff campaign was held in January, with the students voting for Princess Dotte and Chief Wyan, an annual affair. 1953 Wyandotte staff can be credited with the start of a tradition-using a seal on the cover of the book. This seal will appear on all the future Wyandottes. Nan-I Court Taking action on disciplinary measures and backing the hall patrol have been the chief duties of the student court this year. The court, rather than taking advantage of the power of punishment, has tried to analyze each student's problem with careful consideration. In this way, those who have broken school regulations find a helping hand in our student court. John Gee served Burnham well in the position of judge. Miss Rose Standish and Mr. Roy Mansfield advised this legal staff. ln one of the biggest campaigns ever witnessed by Burnham students, Joyce Meredith was elected to serve as student body president and has proved herself equal to the job. Only twice in this high school's history has a girl ruled, and both times the school flourished under such leadership. The student council meets twice a month to discuss plans and projects for school improvement. Representatives from all grades compose the council and Mr. Thad Abel and Mr. Robert Schultz completed their first year as ad- visers. Besides the regular meetings, numerous executive, committee, and sub-committee meetings were held which combined both time and effort. Ann Turner did an effective job as vice president and Dick Follas served as treasurer along with the secretary, Pete Kendall. r-,-,- f Student T Student Council Bookroom Staff Those covers you pull ott your books are put on by the book room staff for a purpose--to keep the hard covers of your books clean. Staff is in charge of checking and repairing all rips and tears in your books, locating lost books, and issuing new ones. Few realize the hard work that goes into taking care of the books. Mrs. Thelma McConnell is in charge of the staff. .luke Box Operators Almost everyone enjoys dancing af- ter a basketball or football game. But perhaps the most unappreciated per- son is the one who makes it possible for you to dance. This person is none other than the juke box operator. The boys are re- liable and enjoy their work. They have done a truly wonderful job this year. Hall Patrol May I see your hall permit? Try to get to class on time after this, This familiar ring was made by stu- dents of senior high who gave up their free time to help maintain order in Burnham halls. Earlier in the year, each hall patrolman was presented a Student Leader badge which was to be worn while on duty. Under the guidance of Miss Rose Standish, Dean of Girls, and Mr. Roy Mansfield, Dean of Boys, the members did an excellent job. Finance Board Belng on Finance Board us an honor for anyone lt means one as honest and can be depended upon Dutles of a finance board member are wrutnng out checks and deposntlng money for all Burnham actlvvtues whether ut be a class party or football game Mnss Grace Otto as un charge of the group whlch consusts of lunuors and sensors Cfflce Glr s Burnham s reputatuon for turning out first class secretarnes as a good one The reason for thus IS that Burnham s second year typlsts are glven the chance to work under a boss the bosses beung teachers Students take ductatnon from the teacher assigned them and do various thlngs such as wrntung letters for them This guves the students experlence for thelr future years as secretaries O . - 0 WJ . O I t . . . . - - . I ' ' . . . , , - ' . . . . 94 Llbrar -- Staff Under the supervuslon of lvlrs Betty Follas the llbrary staff capably took charge of preparmg books for student use fllung cards collectung fines and classifying books for return to their assigned sections These dutles per formed daily helped to promote the neatness and good working order that our llbrary ss noted for and provides vocatlonal experlence for those students so lncllned Chapel 6 Councd The beautiful chapel services held In Burnham are the work of Gayle Schaffer and Mary Frantz co chaplalns and thelr Chapel Councul The council sets the stage plans the services unvutes a rnlnnster and ushers the students Mass Rose Standish advuser can be very proud of thus group O -F .4 K 1 1 I ' T1 . I l Z I . . a - - , Q. fa O A , ' V - 3 Q ' 0 Y Senior Y-Teens More than 90 sophomores, juniors, and seniors took an active interest in the Y-Teen program for 52-53. The girls enjoyed a splash party and even- ing social events in addition to city wide Y-Teen projects. Nancy Grovvden represented Burnham as a queen candidate at the Sweetheart Swirl. Sandra Niswander acted as president and Margie Hooven took over in her absence. Sally Beveridge recorded the minutes, Sherry McKay kept track of finances, and Jeanne Doody planned the programs. Freshman chapter of Y-Teens, Blue Triangle, has been quite active this year. President, Carol Chandler and vice president, Carol Koester repre- sented Burnham at the Y.W.C.A. Selling stationary, an annual affair, was one of the big money raising projects of the group. Another was selling potato chips, along with Y- Teens, during potato chip week. Group is advised by Miss l-lelen Schroeder. Meetings are held every sec- ond and fourth Wednesday in room 301. Blue Triangle l'5Yq,f5.,,G . MQ '?,?j?9,m Senior Hi-Y was called to order by president Don Brown every second and fourth Wednesday in room 201. Presiding over the meetings in the absence of Don was Spencer Niles. Minutes of each meeting were re- corded by Darrell Jennewine, while Ron Schwartz guarded the money. The program is divided into three goals: to develop the body, the mind, and the religious outlook. The club was quite active this year. Ralph Russell can take a big bow for the treasure hunt, held in October, of which he was in charge. Mr. Thomas Cillooly. adviser of the group, did much to help promote. maintain, and extend Christian character among the boys. isfagg Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mr. Robert Wale, meets every other Wednesday in the old auditorium. Among the activities were a dance, weiner roast, and swimming party, which is a regular event. All in all the club met with a very successful year. Senior Hi-Y Fresh. Soph. 97 , l l liiflf P H rw 5 l iw.. eq X ie ll W .,,g 'uf-NIQA, H :rat .. Pl ill.. Jr ' Hi h Hi'Y This first year for Burnham to have a Junior l-li-Y, Mr. Robert Schultz, adviser, has gotten his club off to a good start. Club consists of forty-seven eighth grade boys and eleven seventh grade boys. lt meets every second and fourth Thursday ond one evening per month. Officers are president, Ed Brezeniski, vice-president, Doug Warrener, secretory, Jim Hielman, treasurer, Bob Ramsey, and sergeant-at-arms, Doug Holdridge. Science Calling the meetings of the Science Club to order was Tom Mihalis, while Susan Sings recorded the minutes. Tom Schewe kept the financial record Mrs. Exalena Collins was always there to lend a helping hand when needed. To create interest in natural science is the purpose of this club. Selling pine bundles was again one of its annual projects. Parties at the Nature Lodge, Pearson Park, and Oak Openings highlighted the year. Club Drama Club Membershup of Drama Club under the supervnsuon of Mnss Margaret Fasrchnld IS made up of gumors and sensors Group meets every second and fourth Wednesday nn Room 3Ol Betty Nofzsnger ns president of the club with Eileen Blunzley actvng as vsce president Mary Lent secretary and Marlon LeRoux treasurer Club presents :ts one act play as part of nts actuvrtres Chorlc Speech .emo All sophomores Interested rn dramatrcs work joan chorrc speech Actnvn tres ofthe club are many Gnrls were taught how to apply make up there were programs for each meeting and the club presented nts annual one act play Mlss Margaret Faurchrld advrses the group that IS headed by Jean Mauyo presldent Barbara Draves vuce presudent Evelyn Glrzcynskr secretary and Ned Knrk treasurer 1 I . I ' 1 1 1 1 ' O f uf gf ,gn 4-. . ' 1 's A 2 , 1. 5-fl . ' 1 4 1 V 'N , , V ' 1 I - . I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . Natlonal Forensic League Membershup In the National Forensuc League as lnmated to those students earning a certann number ot points through speech work such as debate Mary .lo Llnenkugal presldes over each meeting and Duck Shane takes over IH her absence Harley Hathaway reads the mlnutes each meetnng The group IS advlsed by Mr Roy lvlanstneld National Thesplans E To become a Thespvan as the goal of all dramatic munded Burnhamstes A Thespnan must have a certam number of ponnts whuch are earned through an actuve part In stage productron not only actlng but also work Ing back stage and sellmg tuckets Mass Margaret Faurchuld aclvuses the group whnch meets once a month un room 301 Carole Hubbard called the meets to order assnsted by Betty Nofzmger Nancy Crowden recorded all actuvutles whule Franz-us Straub col lected the money Q O l O O iilslf -, 1 1 f f 4 sl :tl s s u 1 - ' ' W . il: 1 5 'fi National Honor ociety One of the most hnghly honored clubs In Burnham ns National Honor Socnety whose purpose us gust what the name umpires Members consist of sensors recommended by a group of faculty members To be a member one must manntaln a 3 5 average throughout the hugh school years and be outstandlng rn leadershnp and character Advlser of the socnety IS Mr Ronald Adams gn Lf hh As. fd I- l1'1l Quill and Scroll Qunll and Scroll as an honorary gournalusm Socnety To be elnguble for mem bershsp a student must have at least ISO column Inches prunted Members are enther the Student Prmts staff or Wyandotte staff Mass June Stiller and Mr Fred Marlo are the advisers I ' .tier li Il if it S ' f . In - .V 1. A K' S l -1 ,lf ' 9 .. xt T X HJ l. A ,f ., ' ' ' A' '7-:lf ' W - Y Y Y Aj O Girls' Athletic Association Athletic minded girls find great enjoyment in belonging to Girls' Athletic Association. Under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Papenfus, the girls had a very active and successful year. Among the activities enjoyed by the club, made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, were boy friend night and participating in inter- school volleyball competition. Meetings are held on first and third Wednesdays of each month in the new auditorium. 102 F. B.L. . Highlighting the year in F. B. L. A. was the convention at Mansfield and plans for the trip to Washington, D. C. Sue McEvers served as president. Other officers were Mar- iann Nichter, v. pres.g Sandra Sullivan, sec.: Marlene Aldrich and Nancy C-rowden, co- treas.g Jackie Sanderson, prog. ch.: Gloria Beil, news reporterg Sally Petersen and Jeanne Doody, service chairman. F.H.A. by-2' Never let it be said that Burnham doesn't turn out good homemakers. Future Homemakers of America see to it that the girls know everything from boiling water to mending socks. This national organization meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. The FHA officers are Shir- ley Kummerow, presidentg Charlene DeVriendt, vice presidentg Kay Mc- Daniel, treasurerg and Lorelie Buffing- ton, treasurer. Advisers are Miss Vir- ginia Cibson and Mrs, Faye Schwisow. 103 Chess Club i Chess Club, which meets every Thursday with Mrs. Exalina Collins, is one of the more active clubs of Burnham. Members compete with other schools in tournaments. The purpose of the club is to create a sense of self-judgment in the mem- bers, in that each person must think for himself. Glen Burton served as president and the secretary-treasurer was Glen Double. Debate Club Like to argue? Then the debate club is the club for you. Such things as world problems were discussed in the many debate ses- sions. Debate not only helps students gain poise while speaking in front of a group, but also interests them in the serious situations of our world. Burnham's debate club, under the supervision of Mr. Roy Mansfield, wit- nessed a successful year while competing in contests and tournaments. Officers of the group were: president, Pat Mothershead, vice president, Charlotte Shanks, and secretary-treasurer, Donna Howell. ,mn Latin Club Acquainting its members with Latin customs and habits is the purpose of the Latin Club. Composed of first and second year Latin students, the club has completed several educational and interesting projects. Lowell Mays presided over meetings and was assisted by Pamela Shaffer. Joan Nowaryta kept track of both the minutes and the finances. Spanish Club Q.:-X: i. ln order to gain a more thorough knowledge of Spain and Spanish cus toms, students of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes joined the Spanish Club. Club, under the supervision of Miss Alice Sanditord meets on the fourth Thursday of each month in room 305. Chemistry Club Want to learn how to blow up Burnham in one simple lesson? Join the Chemistry Club to learn this and other interesting phenomena. Club is made up of all students in- terested in Chemistry, and is advised by Mr. William Wood, lt meets in room lO4 on the first and third Thurs- days of each month. 106 O O O Thus year the Vocatuonal lndustrnal Club pald nts last respects to nts ad vuser Mr Lawrence Eppley who died at the begmnjng of the school year lVlr Floyd Lehman IS hns replacement ln honor of lvlr Eppley Burnham s V I C was named the Eppley Memorlal Chapter a member of the State Chapter Made up of junior and sensor boys the purpose of the club IS to create a better understanding between the department school and lndustry Thenr outsude actlvltles mcluded basketball dances and skating partles Projection Club Every student enjoys getting out of class to see an educational movue And what would Burnham be luke If there were no Tuesday shows? These movnes could not be posslble at lt were not for the Projection Club boys who run the movnes Members must have at least a C average rn all subjects ln order to joan 107 Mr Wlllnam Wood advusor teaches the boys how to care for and wind the reels and how to operate all types of projectjon machines O O glllilll slll ll llllgg l y f A E l . 3 1 5 : j Q , t s V 5 - All ,. v' X1-fb: , X v . ., V - 1 j f if ff Senior Band Burnhams marching band thrilled all the football fans during halftime performances Led by drum major Jim Bayes the band took first place at the Swanton Corn Festival last fall After football season the concert band was formed A few band mem bers entered a district solo contest Five of these were rated superior and went on to the state finals Then came the district contest at Bryan on lvlarch l-4 lt can be well sand that Burnham has one of the top bands in this district Director Mr Paul Eley can take a big bow fo his work with the group Malorettes Adding thrills and excitement for the fans during half-time ceremonies at Burnham's football games were our high-stepping majorettes. All over the stadium ahhh's and oooh's were heard as the girls per- formed, Burnham can be justly proud of its baton-twirlers, Joan Nowaryta, Marion LeRoux, Margie l-loover, and Mary Kortier. High-stepping drum mojor this yeor was Jim Boynes who cor ned on In fme style the records set by lost yeors Dove Huff mon Drum Major Junuor band ns made up of seventh and eughth graders who are musecally mcluned Under the drrectnon of Mr Paul Eley the band sponsored a roller skating party and fnsh fry The band you see struggling wlth theur Instruments In ll3 Sth peruod I the one you will see In two or three years strutting out on the football freld and walkang away with hugh ratangs at distract contests .lumor Band B . - 9 g I ' Q-fi . itll il dll l l lfll l I u iff 2 f 51 1 T rl . I - 'si h V Q in 'Q A Capella Choir Belng selected as a member of the A Cappella chour IS the hlghest goal that can be reached In the muslc department of Burnham Prumaruly con slstlng of jumors and sensors a few sophomores have also qualified As a performlng group the chour has guven many concerts for Toledo organlza vldlng Inspirational background for our monthly chapel servlces Offlcers of the choir council were Ken Cooper pres Dave Wels v pres Marnlyn Hudson sec and Marne Avery treas O tions and exchange concerts with Whitmer and Maumee, as well as pro- qqn A QV Freshmen Sophomore Choir Made up of freshman and sopho rnores the mixed chorus lS the begun nxng step toward higher musncal at talnment Its prnmary function there tore ns to tram future A Cappella members ln vocal fundamentals The enthusiasm for such a group as shown by the Increased enrollment from 65 o l3 In l953 RIC ar Sutch ns the dnrector Q BE URE TO STOP ARCADE BEAUTY SHOP COOPER S APPLIANCE HESSELBART Er KJOLLER DAILEY S JEWELRY JIMMIE S HAMBURG REEB FUNERAL HOME CARROLL MOTOR SALES JOE Er IRENE S SUPER MARKET KNISELY KLEANERS CHANDLER HARDWARE SENTINEL PUBLISHING CO SYLVAN IA SAVI NCS BAN K SCHMUCKERS DAIRY BAR SYLVANIA FUR CO LINDAU DRUGS HOLLIDAYS 5C TO SIOO STORE Sports Each year our coaching staff grows bugger and better Experience skull and knowledge are the qualutues each of these men possess Mr James Clase was head athletic durec tor thus year and Mr Roy Becker assisted hum Starting August practice Mr Orla Thomas assisted by Mr James Zechman shaped up the Varsity football and guided them through the fall season Mr Clase helps out too but most of hus tume us taken un developung future ball players on hus freshman team Mr Lewus Whitman has the schools sun cere congratulations for coaching hus varsuty basketball team to a tue for the GNC cham puonshup Mr Thomas also produced a top squad with hus league leading reserves The freshman and uunuor hugh squads receuved ex cellent unstructuon from Mr Becker and Mr Zechman A new addutuon to the sports curruculum thus year was wrestling under the guidance of Mr Robert Schultz When sprung rolls around Mr Whitman gets hus track men ready for C-NC meets and Mr Clase works out the baseball team Ten nus has created a new unterest and Mr Beck er again takes on hus dutues as coach. Mr. Thomas Cillooly takes his golfers out on the links in preparation for several matches. Coaches Varsity Football Under the supervision of Coaches Orla Thomas and Jim Zechman the Burnham Wildcats sported a somewhat successful season with a 4 4 over all record but could only attain one victory in CNC competition Sylvania opened the season by downing Napoleon l9 6 The Wildcats then played their first CNC contest and were edged by Perrysburg l2 6 Burnham s gridders were victorious in their following game as they defeated Port Clinton I8 O in picking up their second victory of the campaign Clay defeating champions handed the Wildcats a l2 O set back but the Cats bounced right back and subdued Maumee the following week l2 7 Bryan fell at the hands of Burnham in the next tilt 21 O but Whitmer and Ross FOOTBALL Opp Napoleon Perrysburg Port Clinton C ay Maumee Bryan Whitmer Rossford Won 4 Lost 4 ltotal lgame pointsl ave l Zablocki Cooper Ostrander Others ford reversed the Wildcats in the final two games 21-7 and 7-O respectively. B . I9 6 W 5 I2 L I8 ' 0 W 0 I I2 L l2 7 W 21 0 W 7 ' Zl L O 7 L ' 83 4.9 59 3.0 48 3.4 Zl l.7 AWARDS Spencer Nlles Captann and recenved honorable mention on Toledo Tzmes all CNC team Gene Shabnow Most valuable player and made turst team on the Blade and Tnmes all CNC team Larry Zblnden Most valuable back recelved honorable mention on the Toledo Times and Blade all C-NC teams Ed Oetzel Most valuable lineman made tnrst team on Toledo Times all GNC team and recerved honorable mentuon on the Toledo Blade s all CNC team Bob Osborne Made turst team on Toledo Blade s all C-NC team Ken Cooper Made second team on Toledo Blade s all CNC team Doug Curry Most valuable substitute X990 os 0 X, wb Q c, lg ol ae? T36 V VX X slel Ml 10 rfb Xblollalo ww O oe' 562 F, if T B2 f . ,J V K in NABXX , X 156300 1 lk sg vo YR, tx ' 1 Q ' 2 l A ,63966 2 A 9 X 1 B Of: gk K ' S 4- ' WCP 'ff R ff .md Q09 QLOQYN ga . 6 6 QOC' C, K . fa E El ff I X ' K ' . I. li, 2 K V, ', A ' K I x X K ' f Jew ,. 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FB U - Z ' LE ' HB Junior Varsity Varsity Basketball November 28 Sylvanla lost thenr opener to Napoleon 66 73 December Burnham ventured to Woodward where they lost a heartbreaker 60 56 Pt Whltmer the Wnldcats suffered theur thr straught loss 39 31 n a faultny played affair The Cats broke thelr 3 game loslng streak by swamplng Rossford 66 44 for thelr fnrst conference vlctory Burnham In playing one of thelr best games defeated Clay 55 48 for therr sec ond loop wrn January Maumee overpowered the Wnldcats a hlgh scornng affalr 63 51 glvlng Syl vanla a 2 Z CNC record Sylvanua returned to the wunnlng col umn by subdulng Ottawa l-lllls 59 52 ID a roughly played contest Perrysburg proved too much as they handed the Wnldcats a 53 45 setback Burnhams cagers traveled to Anthony Wayne where they lost a heartbreaker 55 52 120 Feb l' Avengung a loss earller ln the season the Wnldcats edged our rnval Whutmer 59 The Wildcats disposed of Rossford for the second tame 51 43 IN the latters new Fleld House Returnlng home the Sylvanlas were de feated by an aggressive Llbbey team 68 uary Sylvanua handed defendung champlons Cla Eagles a 56 52 loss I0 galnlng their fnfth conference vlctory Maumee ran over Burnham 64 51 for the second tame nn a roughly fought con test Bryan smothered the Wlldcats 69 39 as they handed Burnham their worst d feat of the year The Wnldcats won the most Important game of the year defeatung Perrysburg 73 60 as they ganned a tue wlth Maumee Whntmer and Clay for the CNC tutle Burnham completed their season at Lama South where they edged an a thriller 51 ln tournament play Sylvanna was de feated IH the openlng round by Clay 59 2. oe 52,045 Q XX C966 go Ken Qooper forward Spencer Niles guard is-ii' Ed Vimond center Darrell Jennewine-Captain, made 'first team on Toledo Times all GNC team, and also made second team on Toledo Blade all GNC team. Dale Bugbee-Made second team on Toledo Times all CNC team, and sec- ond team on Toledo Blade all CNC team. Ralpn Foster guard 1 an R1 5 Y Don B rown 5 Qi guard if aff? 2 sf Wm w at ,W 22 ,V ff? 'il RQ? Jr? at 2 S Ron Zablocku forward 533,11 'fa 922,215 if F 3 ff S? 5 if ff 'ka' Q i f R fy f f leg of Q -- If rf' 3 am?-f ge ,gif '5- -WH 5 5 arf 4,3 ygpaw wwf! if fgffg ef www 'aa if f 2' Af Jack Ostrander ,qaP5'6f E! ,Q gi guard f 5 2 sf is if fig' 6 ,jg jf 5 5 Aj BASKETBALL Napoleon Woodward Whltmer Rossford C ay Maumee Ottawa Hllls Perrysburg Anthony Wayne Whltmer Rossford Llbbey C ay Maumee Bryan Perrysburg Luma .aouth lTourneyl C ay Won 7 Lost lO ltotal lgame polntsl ave l Vnmond 216 l53 216 I5 3 Jennewlne Bugbee Brown Ed Vnmond Recelved honorable mention on Toledo Blade s all CNC team Jack Ostrander Most valuable substutute Ken Cooper Most valuable player an Lynn Koester center ':- 1 .-1'. --t' uw? .:.' hui . V A A 4 ' ' y' --11 .. Y , guarigb G My 1 . 31 ' 39 L 66 44 W '.A1' ' 1- .. 55 ' 22 mf 1 , 50 . ' 59 52 W ' 45 53 L .- A . 52 S5 L C ' ertrlre 59 ' 33 w A 49 ' ' 51 L 'J 40 ' 59 : 11-'1-'1 1'1 5 k g, L A L -A 1 - ' lgo 'O-5 T '72 9-5 fi l t lol 5-6 L . . , Reserves Freshmen Basketball Track Spirit and fine coaching proved the turning point as coach Lew Whitman's track team enjoyed a successful sea- son during the i952 campaign. The cindermen finished in second place in the Great Northern Conference, and they well deserve praise for their suc- cessful accomplishments. '15 .Ak ,L CLJH Golf, under the instruction of Mr. Tom Cillooly, proved to be a success- ful sport during the i952 season. The linksters won the District Tournament at Heather Downs and then went or. to Columbus, Ohio, where they placed sixth in the State tournament, A TN J 1.3 f . ' 7 4 5 BasebaH Baseball was not too successful as far as wins and losses go, but the Burnham sandlotters had plenty of spirit and fine coaching. Although the squad won only five out of six- teen games, it was a well rounded team. .lim Allen, Sam Nofziger, and Ted l-lolliger did most of the pitch- ing, supported by the hitting of Frank Eff, Sam Nofziger, Donnell Garrett, Andrew Brassfield, Jack Ostrander, Rudy Bedford, and Ken Cooper. 125 3 I' S O l S. Nisvvander J. Sanderson S. lVlcEvers S. Sullivan lVl- AlClVlCl'l N. C-rowden Cheerleaders Lett to Right: M. Eppard, M. Jennef wine, L. Scott, J. lVlocl4bee, K. Straub, B. Crowden, Graduating this year are the seven Varsity Cheerleaders who s t a r t e d cheering as a special pep squad five years ago. Over these five years they have advanced to freshman, reserve, and finally varsity squads by hard work and their desire to romot T26 Lett to Right: S. Beveridge, D. Snell, M. Russell, M. Lent, lvl. Linenkugal. p e school spirit. Every indication points to their being the best in the CNC. lt is with regret that we say farewell to the Varsity Seven. The reserve and treshman-sopho- more groups practiced every Thursday night and promise to continue the good record already established. Leaders Club All C A A members who have earned 750 points received as a reward their school letter which entitled them to membership nn Leaders Club Dorothy Futrell served the group as presndent Gayle Shaffer acted as vlce presrdent The secretary was Sally Petersen and treasurer Mary Qumonez The Dance Capades of l953 was the most outstandrng protect of the group The Capades a tremendous hut was the tnrst step nn unltlatnng such a program as an annual event The Leaderettes performed the American Hoe Down for the Slnclalr Talent Show Leaders Club also sponsored the bug year s end event the C A A Banquet . , . u an - - ' v v me sa - - 1 ' , . . . . Wnnter ns the season when a young glrl s fancy turns to basketball Enthusiasts swarmed the gym to practlce thenr techniques As soon as the weather turns warmer you can see the girls out on the courts ready to play a game of tennis Touch those toes Could these girls be gett girls. ing in shape for their Modern Dances? Want to lose a few pounds? You can do so in the Health Room, a new addition to the P h y sic al Education Depart- ment. l Here a couple of girls show you part of a Modern Dance they lea r ned in their gyrn classes. Dance One of the main events of the year was the Dance Cap- ades of 53 presented by the Leaders Club and the C.A.A. lt was under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Papenfus a n d Alice Sutkaitis. A few of the dances on the program were, Charleston, Tap, American Hoe Down, and Hawaiian. It was the first program of this type ever attempted at Burnham High School, and is to become an annual affair. Congratulations to the girls and their instructors for a job well done. 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