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'Oi ' 26.2017 I- -ru We Dedlcaie If as wnh The grearesr or p :de Tnar we dedrcare The 1955 Wyandafe To he foorball and baskerball Teams and nerr coaches Tn G N C Charnpuons who have so vahanrly represented our scnool Everyone rn Burnham reairzes hovv grahfyrng I rs To The players and Coaches To know har nerr time and efforr have produced so revva dung a result and Thar They have creared ID The srudenr body a deep and lastrng pride ID their school 1 1:- 4 . ,fm If 5' 4 ,f .ga ', ' ' ,M,,,,..,,.V f W, ,543 41 V, A . - M, f-e ' '37 f ' HI V ,f .4 ,Q .J 5 ,, My . 4'- -,1 ,. R .A 'W . .1 ik M Vg, .MQ 3'0- All-High Play presented. . CAST Gerald ......,...,,..... Miss lrene Hamilton .,.... Arnold Q. Henly ,........ Raymond the Prof Nichols. .. Larry Malone ............ Lindy Williams ,..... Goodie Gulfhopper. . . Francis .............. P. Oliver Burkholder ..., Mrs. Mildred Gunlock ...,. Mrs. Margaret Blickle .... Lieutenant Shaw .... ...Randy Hollister Pauline l-lulzlman Larry Silberhorn Larry Silberhorn ......Burrel Miller . . . .Joyce Agle ....Mikki Eppard . . . .Lynn Koester . . . .Robert Self . . . .Gail Peery ...Jean Maiyo . . . .David Keeler On Friday, October l5, in Burnham audi- torium vvas presented Books cmd Crooks, a three-act comedy. Under the skilled direction at Miss Margaret Fairchild, a large cast ot stu- dents drawn trom all the high school grades enacted the play that told ofthe hilarious hap- penings that result when a crook who looks like the local high school principal gets loose in the school. MW ' grim 'its' -'1 v - 7'7 '7 1 l lml ll ,, Il. Wnot dwd they do M h IO7? sgns grader rn he Q 0? Cf cc e u ww n thy fe sho OM w 5 J owyo MD mo U f hm mms Pom Shaffer cw! Bo bo CJ Drores on eve of the All HIGH Pkny Fall IS CI busy hme for some Turning Yhe fables cr' Wok 1 we pI'wofogrop wed tn photographer cm' swous ' 3 e snaps Her U U subect Aa H ms bookwo Pau me Hu 'vontu nw'3C1 sc W G ' com cz omg ---,-- -P-M5 G Tng off To c roHrc g sfor' or Hefe two energenc students Mo :lyn Jennewune R J W ?... Princess DoH . . . vvaanw-kv s .ambe- Relgnlng ove' fne yearbook as flwls yeGr's queen is ,Ann Gee, clcfive and popular Senior girl. P'lnfs and Pre-sldenf of Leadens Club. During boske'b3lf sesscn she was crowned basketball queen :1f'ne annual Wlwlfmer game. Compliments of Eli Jokinen. Ann keeps busy as Ar? Edifer of the Sfuden' T? Dick Follas Ann Gee Tom Sanderson Jean Muiyo . ' ----V 5-5 II ll 1 in l'1Q?i is-'t'Av ,, !. 'M L 'v ls!- 'Wu' 351 .A . ',- ,:' 7 f. , gb ,nf .F I u .N X ,b 5, I uw V vw gi. , -. ,M 1 c 'X 1-. ya 5 mx K 7 ' X 1 if A W Eff: 1 .5 v- , X gvtx 24 ' 1 Q x -' 1 'rw ,, f 35 . fn LU' 1, 1 X 75 af' x ' '- ix 4' A I I . ,y 45 fv- vi dx :vw -. 'PNN qu. .H 41 vom SCO d' ueev QQ ,,- - 1 1' ff uv' 1 I' 'ma Jr F mv 'Z' LNA if J 'xqUF 1 if M- H. -au -llgn. The queen makes a grand entrance Bfnbonk onnuol Homecoming Ceie- bwfron mr: :lwntweo wlfn The Tfodrrionol crof.'nFng of 'ne Queen by Tne foofbor c:1pfoYn. Tre ceremony Took pioce during rne nolf time period of The Mournee-SyI- vonio gorne Ocfober 22. Queen Anifo Posfle-won was crowned by Copfoln John Srnrrn Folkming the gorne, which Syl- yonio won, the queen, offended by her cour? presided over Tne Hornecorning dance o' fne sznoor fibendorfs, To ine Waiching the game P Ut' cnc-on ,-.-f-fi Ko -ie S z1,b, Dorofny Plicn- W mwah, Dior Djffifdson, Eorboro Border, -if !J::fi5l',f'- 1- :ii-4 Pano Snoger, For Srronce, onfi J.:: fynn Seffsnger. Q A queen IS crowned Surrounded by her court 7 A ' I V s e N , Y 2 - May I have the nex? dance ,. nv ggi. 3-- Lf in I irq S x Too hive 'v1:'i: io fwiicw 'He Swoworm rirmgws of Coium- bus Ho. nos do-corgxfcd om the nlgof of Decemoef ii oovid- ed 'Lie sfyfiog lor 'Pifiopsody im Biufef' The Junior Prom. Bob Motfisofs ordwesfro furnished mu5ic for dancing from 9 fo i. Co-ciwoirmeo of rho dome, Troditiorwoiiy The mosi impor- ffzrif Socioi even? of too Junior v yeor, were Morgoref Acke' ood Bob Wifioi. CE, if .Z-N-R 5 2 ,1- . dl Rhapsody In Blue brought to on end by the Grand March. i i f!7 :Rv Q! Leia Pollock 1 5 r Joan Noworyva fi.. Dad 13 Keele qv K. X . , X . si Mary Kcrtle f fl X 3 if fu ... Joyce Agle fl 2 4- f A sepmm law 1: Shirley Sanderson, Patti Gillooly, Peggy Sander- son, Darla Schwartz, Jean Maiyo, Linda Noe. Row 2: Mariorie Russell, Marionn 'Turk, Marcia Plikerd, Daneen Duvendack, Donna Eberhardt. Row 3: Mary Hooper, Susi Ackland, Marilyn Bettinger, Madelyn Hider, Sharon Zim- merman. Row 4: Mary Ober- lin, Mary Kortier, Barbara Crawford, Lynette Hovey. Not shown is Esther Kuiawski. lanes low I: Wilfred Hlldlblfmi. lurrel Miller, Don Crovrlerd, Dove Keeler. low 2: Richard Snyder, Ronald Clark, Lloyd Schultz, John Turner. law 3: Edmund Brezinslnl, Jonas Moy, Vernon Dralre. Larry Sil- berhorn, Lowell Mays. Not shown is Richard Follaa. Altos Row I: Pamela Shaefer, Joyce Agle, .loy Kamm, Janice Carr. low 2: Judy Nealie, Melva Stephenson, Ann Musick, Ros- ann Flick, Margaret Aclrer. law 3: Mary Holdren, Carol Croft, Arlene Reynolds, Bar- bara Draves. 1 l Z ' 4. Tonors Row 'lz Ronald Smith, John Smith, Herb Williamson, Lbrry Moon. Row 2: Bob Rush, Bob Young, Dick Bell. Row 3: Tom Schewe, Ken Renshler, Bob Wittel. X O 9 Mr. Richard Sutch is completing his fifth year as director of the A Cappella Choir and the Mixed Chorus. The Choir's active season began with Chapel performances October 22 and November 24. They later sang at Christmas Chapel, De- cember 22 and Senior Chapel, May 27. December 20 they presented their annual Christmas concert. March ll'saw their popular Choral Capers presented. Members of the Choir participated in the Ohio Music Education Association, Dis- trict I, Contest at Bryan, March 19. Mixed Chorus Members, First row: Janet D'alaek, Karen Spina, Madelyri 'iNirz, Mary Ann Berry, Elizaeth Rower, Laurie Spitzenberger, Rose Mary lextor, Pat M:Cartney, Ellen Mantey, Sue Rooe'a.lle, Lois Fisher, Dolores Bell, Elva Robertson, Sue Blackiord, Marllyn Zinkle, Diane Whitacre, Mr. Sufch. Second row: Judy Clark, Carol Ann Swartz, Marlene Snyder, Helen Mowery, Jane Hoshal, Salley Dfaves, Jackie Edinger, Sharon Hall, Nancy Black, Dorothy Dye, Connie Hoover. Third row: JoAnne Hope, Karen Bow- man, Salinda Huffman, Betty Adams, Janice Abbott, Carol Rose, Joyce Widney, Marlene Raoerts, Sue Sings, Janice Wass, Jean Harvey, Barbara Felt, Betty Mohn, Nancy King, Charlene Weis, Nancy Barailloux, Genniece Eisenman, Nancy Luce, Betty Pickette. Fourth row: Shirley Ehrsarn, Linda Smith, Phyliss Hatcher, Larry Vineyard, Garry Woodburyr, Dan Sanderson, John Steinwand, Duane 'NeIs, George Yeager, Phil Barned, Bob Palmer, Christina Bischoff, Pat Sullivan, Marilyn Williams, Arlene Blankenship, Carolyn Ahrendt. Fifth row: Bill Challen, Mike Buttrng'on, Jim Sullivan, Dave Hudson, Ga'ry Klatt, George Distel, Carl Betzel, Tom Doughton, Bruce Ku awskl, Ho'ner Notzinger, Doug Warrener, Cnarles Botzko, Gordon Henery, Doug Holdridge, Jim McEvers, Jack Ernert, Tom Taylor, Dave Person. Mixed Chorus Freshmen and Sophomores who are interested members at the A Cappella Choir, During the year in vocal music, meet three times a week under the the group pertormed frequently tor the Chapel direction ot Mr. Richard Sutch. Many students after services and in March appeared with the A Cappella receiving their basic training in this g'aup become Choir in Choral Capers, v, r ,kb v.,' it 4 , 't h i a I 1 , Q 5 1 ll ' ex IQ u-U-Q lv-'J Sherry McKay Marnlynn Bettlnger George Chapman Anna P0STleW0'f Bonnue Devruendt 171 Joyce Tuckerma Laura Herndon Patty Jones Joy Kamm - Alice Louy 1+ '-4 Az. Modelyn Hlder Janet Rueler Sharon Harroun Paul Hoy Lowell Mays was if 5? Wald 10 5-an Rnchard Moore B'll A5r'leY Barbara Border K A1 Phyllis Spnno avr Bull Prnce Pat Downing 1'-C A fi Babe Rus Barbara Morquclrdr NUHCY Becker Herbert Wllllamson Dlqn Dgnqldgon 17 Q27 ' - fn S V nf ' ' ,yay ' 5' r ,Y 5 7' V 1 ' af 1 ,if l S W ' 1 5 A U ff A v n ,I ,,, , f , v .sm Q y X 2, ,I Q 4 . f .19 k il . . 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Xl l l ,auf .xx Y.. sZf:j,:V'M'iiL X V f I l 1 l ' :swf N, l ' 'N K 4 for l , 9' Mr -l ff 75 2-I 1 ,, 4 A X '+I f ' 7 ,' v 3'-1.1. -- ' vw , i I Q ,M 5' fi, ' , N ' 4 Ig , , ' ,-53 'T -2 AN v , Q l t 1 . 4 , l e gg X 3 , , , W? - ' , . , -, Q s 7 ll , LMA avi- 1 l K 1 r K ' M ' fi . . ' l , r Q E W .4 rl:-'tfil ll ' I I r-3 , T u , Q Plsjyhsjf, I 5 . Q V N . f, r is ..,, s 4.2 g 'it' 5 - N of , ' ' 3 Q I X L- t ' . s , ff: X, 'zo r 3 a l A I , Q if 1 A ' , V Q i 3' Z A 1 1 ' Q Q X ' , I ' ' . s - Y NW , ii HT I1 The court and their escorts are: Jerry Sorosiak, Jacquie Mockbee, Bob Nofen, Helen Jarvis, Tom Sanderson, Ann Gee, Dick Follas, Barbara Draves, John Blake, Marilyn Jennewine. I Crown Thee Queen for a Night January 28 at tlte basketball garne with our tra- ditional rival Vtfltitrner, Ann Gee was crowned basket- ball aueen by Bob Rmb, captain for tbat nigbt, Can- didates lor queen were nominated by the tearn and elected by tlte Senior Class. The eyent was sponsored by the Wyandotte Stat? After the Big Moment Q - Q 1 1 1 K r 1 . 1 Q I i X l Ram Ram Ram Dorothy Pllchcunskl hon and Lomb pam Shaffer Herb Jane Noonan Mary Joe Mlckens Anne Wllhamson Gee Tumblmg Mary Growden Bob Cole Jlm Roudebaugh Gene Hall Mlrlam Lacy Dance Capades return Under The dlrectnon of Helen Papentus The thnrd year ot Dance Capades was presented Thus year they danced Through The calendar havung a dance Tor every month January Laura What Are You Dolng New Years Eve February Heart of My Heart M rch lf It comes an luke a luon xt goes out like a lamb d I sh LIT Ap nl Easter Parade May To a Wlld Rose June Donn What Comes Naturally July Barefoot Days August San Antonuo Rose Sep tember wnth Varsity Drag October was Dance of the Macabre November came wlth Mr Touchdown December Sporting a Sleigh The speclalty numbers were Tnptoe Through The Tulups Bare loot Contessa Sprung came ID wlth Ram Ram Ram Summer came Tumblnng m Fall came and went with The Waltzlng Bugle Boy To complete The cycle the Leaders Club presented Dance of the Wooden Solcluers Thus endmg another successful year ot Dancmg eff X Scenery: Charlotte Fallis, Helen Papen- Comymes: Jean Kmye, Helen Loux fus, Kay McDaniel. 20 Seniors llvlng If up L9 Ta ia ial II s herel Amt I cute? Nexi? won 1 be long Nice Io be friends Crazy mixed up 'kids Drmk much boys? Coming down! Ooopsl Missed it! Compliments of Charles' Department Store 21 N x li. fi Volleiball Champs 'Ma W. 'Q 1 ff 35, , ' , .4 1 J ? 3.445 :vu f-if 2 'll 1-. V .,:gQ: ,fic fn 'ftwvg' If-Lark ?? P .ov if 'ii ri' 0 rv 'fri Wkzf? c Qecedoe P c Rw2R er Coe CA L 'x fu f' 1Row2 Q- B ZCP Cwd Y Bond rfcmmers scovcd HUG H 'vwn 1 c n 0 L Row 2 y V'exW'wc:n Mmy Y cw Bcrme Woo d S or Pclxond Non McCorm1ck Pot Hayes Row 3 Dxck Myers Dowd Lcnq o Jfon Off Tom Bei U .1 'Jin G, Jock uc wA WucRc cow oc Ck 3 z J Run Co C':'x2' G New Lu: .ezzfac of Wu, fvkrffr d Bev 1, VM 'eu J df rv QQ DC'C11f, S-:cf ffhckef, Kay Delay j,:1, E71 .-.' ids E3'!2'l , KWQ Q C1iI P: '-ffdd-,-', l:'e'JC'1 5 eg? ', VL- 5 .:: c' Le. w1'w- Bwc' QS, Fc:u'3 E-., S e'i'c-v' H5-'fz Dug 51: : ,r f: ' if . Q11 rm EO' for. Jw- Dc: 61' f , Kirin Hfdffdge, Svfey Scmzu-v, Sr 'cn Lu C M, BRN Boky. :ff3 'A Q' , 'J Rec-are , ' d- vvof, ps N ' , cy h R, J , UNA, Sp5 1 d H, B' R Ro : 5 Mcw, C ' lf C :1 , CHL' Fr rw? 5 BLU Conzraw, Sreue Bord Fwd Hulgzzord 'Te-r. fesvcx 'Yef'se's . Y ' 1 Key D .'.' fg, B: ,e E:e'1,' Maj, E' E, 'ex C53 cd. o 1 cfdd Mc' C eeyx Ls h,' Lcfg L3 y Hs!! BU Kwef , PW? C . Hwy, JW Eiey 24 rx Q A .' ' : . as ,Y X 257' x . xv r.s.:e -' X' xK .X 'Tl , 0,1 g 5 0' L ,- ,' I 55, 9 if 1 ,za 4- -X ml-S: qi ff l Thespians seated are: Jean Maiyo, president, Karen Matheny, Ned Kirk, Kay McDaniel, Lowell Mays, Marilynn Bettinger, Bill Flower, Mikki Eppard, Barbara Draves, secretary, Lynn Koester, vice president: Shirley Sander- son, treasurer, Standing: Tom Wilson, Jacquie Mockbee, Miss Standish, Mary Kortier, Mr. Mansfield, Pam Shatter, Miss Fairchild. Membership in Thespians is the ultimate goal ot all Burnham students interested in the stage. Points Toward membership in this honor society are earned by acting in school plays, serving as stage hand, make-up tech- Speech clubs Second and tourth Thursdays of each month an active group ot iuniors and seniors meet in room 301 to express their love ot the theatre by presenting tor their nician, business manager, or promptei, to mention a tevv of the many important kinds ot work that go to make a successful play. ive students own enioyment and experience plays, skits, dramatic readings, and variety programs. Also each year in March the group presents a one-act play tor the school. Members ot the Drama Club seated are: Carol Chandler, Karen Matheny, Janet Mayhugh, Lois Schofield, Jacquie Mockbee, program chairman, Kay McDaniel, vice president: Kenny Anderson, president, Beverly Knisely, secretary: Carol Scnds, Donna Eberhardt, Dian Donaldson, Joyce Tuckerman. Row 2: Patti Gillooly, Joyce Agle, Sharon Crouse, Shirley Sanderson, Mikki Eppard, Dorothy Plichcinski, Gail Peery, Lynette Hovey, Judy Beals, Pam Shatter, Jean Maiyo, Barbara Marquardt, Miss Fairchild. Row 3: Margie Russell, Helyn Jarvis, Marilyn Jennewine, Kathie Straub, Joan Noworyta, Barbara Draves, Madelyn Hicler, Margie Geck, Nancy Ostrander, Marilyn Pile, Rosann Flick, Mary Holdren, Pat Howell, David Keeler. Row 4: Carol Helman, Care! Reed, Betty Mohr, Linda Laux, Pat Mallory, Sue Sangston, Pat Strance, Ann Gee, Marilyn Bettinger, Charlotte Fallis, Jean Kroyer, Carol Koester, Janet Martin, Bill Flower, Jim Scribellito. Row 5: Tom Wilson, Ned Kirk, Bonnie DeVriendt, Alice Lauy, Dick Parthemer, Lawell Mays, Dick Barton, Mike Bowman, Lynn Koester, Bob Self, Burrell Miller, Mary Kortier, Pat Start, Carol Croft, Helen Laux. ' . 2 it :wi 2 it f 3 5 tp i 1 1 ' Q i 4 ?, FN 'Q ' i N ' 1 D TWT? ' t Choric Speech members seated are: Rose Maty ln-xtor, Betty Picket, Darlene Ostrander, Rose Mary Eyler, Judy Neatle, secretary, Jane Hostzal, vice presidert, Ltnda Banrtuster, president, Karen Bo,-vntan, treasurer, Bonnie Bush, Mfzdel .vwf g Nirz Row 2: Nancy Black, Wilma Barrett, Be'ty Adams, Linda Smvh, Geniece Eisenntann, Doris Coleman, Marlene C'er:Je. El.a Robertson, Caroline Ante-nat, Billie Ghostr, Loretta Shear,-r, Carol Schwartz Row 3: Bob Palmer, Ann Musick, Sandra lNocd:, flnn lffoodley, Samara Cratvterd, Janice Vvrizs, Susan Sings, Kay Pfettyman, Helen Mowery, Susan Blacklord. Joyce Micnam, Judy Downing, lvlizs Favcttild, Row 4: Tad Owen, Tom Booth, Doug lfloldridge, Ed Brezinski, Ken Renshler, Torn Doughten, Duane Weis, Tom Schewe, Nick Alter, Jean Harvey, Sharon Hall, Tom Cook. First and third lrtfednesdays each month budding experience. During the year the group presents a one- actors and actresses ot the sophomore class meet to act play for the student body. increase their knowledge ot the theatre and gain acting poise and assurance. . . . The debate club meets the first and third Vvednesf days of each month. Speakers, practice debates and ton, Burnham, Heidelberg College, Delaware and Bowl- discussions occupy their time. During the present school ing Green. They also won a trophy in the B division at year, the group competed in tournaments at Port Clin- the Burnham tournament. Debate Club members seated are: Carol Pomeranz, Margie Geek, Richard Ashlaa, president, James Moy, pro- gram chairiror, Ned Kirk secretary, lynn Koester, vice president, Donald Crawtord. Row 2: Mr, Mansheld, Jane Hoshal, Joanne Natter. Ma y Hooper. Jim Heather, Lowell Mays, Robert Friess, Robert Jannereth, Mary Kay Sylvister, Melvo Steaenson. u l t f it f A l l J 'mul .4 l 1 ,... ,K K X .9 , 9 I x I 'E Es A is Q 'I b. X Q gm '4' s , I , . l sg IS Senior Hi-Y Club nicrnlaeis sc-a'ed are B iDunsTon, N1-d Kirk Jann Srnirn, Jack Ziegler, Torn W'ilson, secretary, Jim HeaTner, chaplain Dave Wood, presidem, Bah Rush vice president, Jim Wooavva-d, Treasurer, Merlin Nieman, Herb Beznholtz, Ronnie Snsnh. Row 2: PeTei Dowling, Jinx Hine, Russell Lang, Dave Vkloodwaid, Wayne RueTz John Crandall, Dicl Moore, Paul S'yTlfA Doufi Siiiivh John Fifler, Jvh Rodn-lwiufili, Mi, Gillooly. Row 3: Dick Parrhenirfr, Jc-iiy Vili--5, Keiniry finaifison Bal: Calif, Bali Sf-ll Dick Follaw linlp Naleln, Torn Sanderson, Dick TiTsvvorTh, Janie Haynaier Dick Ba Ton Bob Youhfi Row 4: lv'.'alTer Clark Ronald Pinlclcnian, Paul Condon, Carl Jackson Bah .'.'fnkine, Dicic :gp cf Dick Amlila Tier Ev 'T, Gere Dcfiilsln, Davey Scnwc-n, George Chapman. For The purpose of learning To live beher ChrisTian lives and To cream beTTer Tellowship, a large group oT iunior and senior hoys nTeeT The second and fourTh Wednesdays of each month. During The year The speakers They heard vvere Reverends l-laupT, Keyser, and Lehman Boys' gro On The second and TourTh Wednesdays of every rnonTh, The Freshman Sophomore l-li-Y ineeT To plan Their rnany aclivilies, They hold a splash parTy The hrsT Mon- day of each nzonTh. Two Teams played honor haslceTl9all and Mr, Len Ziegler oT The cenTral Y.M.C.A. Their big social exfenT QT The year vwas a Treasure hunT, l3uT The boys also enjoyed four splash parTies aT The Y and a Trip Through The Naval Arrnory To learn abouT The Naval Reserve. up promote aT The WasT Toledo Branch of The Y.lyl.C.A. VViTh all Their oTher ac+iviTies They hold a Hi-Y dance and initiaie new rrornhers in The Tall, Frernnaf-sc:,'cn'o'f T-hir' CMJ sea'-Ja an Pas' Sill Jaw S'ienvvand, secrmaiyp Nick Alter, vice ri -,'ic1uiT, ,urn C:anda.i i iili:iY, TJ hiicnan, 'ci-. Raniffxilli Twasurerg David M, e's, claplain, Douglas De!-!iuTh, Dona Pearson, Row 2: Jins Tunison Douglas Snull, Torn Race, Floyd Townsend, Jack Benner, Tom Sullivan, Jonn Follas l?analdCla'l1.son Douglas DeMi.1n, Larry Ba'Ton, Row 31John Snener, Torn Keeler, Gar- don llmiwy Bub Rciiiisc-y, ff-.lair Airleiiii-ri Horner Nolzigei, Torn Mihalis, Harold Mowefy, John Polland. Q J is i 3 Vi ' 2 2 .if E 1 Q . gif , ' ' r r - I l - M. T v 0414 2 if ttf 1 D 9 1 1 Q 'll s 2 , , , , . 9 1 r , . . In M . i , jg , 4 f 4l1X..', ,- , Q , . -b ,I 1, .ix U, a i 1, '7 W If 'ff'i:..:rf'9 1 y N-. 1 A is gi -:::.'f::Qg1 n .. l 'f 'gf' 1, . ' I ,-,,, . . l:.':: nz Eghth Gfode 'A 'Vfflfi , seated :Veg .cc-' ' ' 25' H B, 1 ' r-eilmoh, Berry ff' ' 5 - H Kiefer, 'cm 'unc .Ce S: ellto, Row 21 'z' H, 'r ev, ivy .o: LU.- epllorrie Eo-m,uh :r. 4 Q I ' Bok vane, yr- V as , 1 5-A Row 3: Tom 5.1-f-' Crum Frantz, Doo Gm-:Q ' ge' P3 rf Bono, Dig-x i'!,,'-,-'Q Eighth Grozie Hi-Y boys meet hrst ond third Thurs' iihue throughout their high school yeors. doys of the mv tit under the supf,-ivisioiw of Mr. Edihgcfr. Sociol czoifitifzs outside school hove heeh skotirig iii this group tin: boys hovo their fret cohtoct with Y porties ot Sleepy Hollovv, svvimirihg ot the Y, ond ploy club vvork ond begin on ossociotioh thot they moy Coit- higiits iri the gym. Christian living and service. . . . Tuesdoy iifoimiig movies ond Clossroom films ore all presented though the services of the Proiectiori Club boys, These boys ore troihed by lvlr. Vifood orid ore qualified to operote ony type of picmre equipment. They give up their study hcill periods to shovv films to t' clcissos. Buriiliom hos its ofm librory of oducotiohol Elms ood olso receives o lorge number of loom films under ollotmeht from the Stote Visuol Educotion De- QOVTHTGVWT. Pio f.-Uizfi Cluu 'rvgrrif-'Q grated or-A DTI-'-, i Borioy SH' 25.3 'zz D-,4.f7,th Ur . Efvil. 'ix Lorr-, Lssy Bill Ki ifur Eeyjp. fi' my Row 2: Zan U'foodou ,', SU rd :H Disk Moc-ff, 33:1 -' ,1 is, Jock Ziejef, Tom Vvilsor Liz , friztkifs RFWZT CI decker Bill Flower, Row 3: 551: Anite, Boi: B C.-.K Juzx Barker, jim Hivfie,Johr1 Srrmtm Q'gi,f3q Qjwp riff 3 35',',r'i, B il v'.'r.te, 'om lvoy, Wk. 'flood Row 4: Russ Fhssell Duorte lfieiss, CON, lilo Borg Rush . fl 3o 'f-'S Meivir' f'AlCFS ' Roger Stc't, Hero 'ff tanto , Bill Prim. r 5 7 Q f ' y , 1 . 2 i , 1 ' - li G 4 i Senior G.A.A. members seated are: C. Haefner, M. Quinley, J. Tuckerrnan, D. Eoerhardt, D, Donaldson, J. Carr, intramural manager, D. Micek, treasurer: B. Draves, president: J. Kroyer, vice presidert: P. Ross, intramural manager, P. Downing, secretary, R, Flick, program chairman, P. Spina. Row 2: S. Harrow, P. Frarklin, L, SCOYT, P. Shaffer, J. Maiyo, B. Morauorclt, J. Karnm, L, Price, F. Tiller, D. Plichcinski, D. Schwartz, S. Cramer, S. Fisher, S. McKay, M. Bettinger, H. Jarvis. Row 3: M. Jennewine, M Plikerd, M. Eppard, B. Knisely, K. McDaniel, A. Gee, C. Fallis, P. Strance, M. Mihalis, T. Laux, B. Mohr, K. Straub, H. Miller, L. Laux, B. Border, N. Becker, Mrs. Papenfus. Row 4: S. Blasingame, A. Hughes, N. Campbell, M. Mickens, S. Ackland, M. Hider, J. Noonan, N Huber, L. Gillhouse, J. Reuter, C. Kilmer, L, Herndon, C. Pomeranz, S. Sangston. J. Martin, C. Croft, H. Laux, J. Stytle, A, Louy, B. DeVriendt. G.A.A. provides varied athletic program. Q3 11 'F . 2-Pt Sophomore members seated: R. Drabek, M. Wirz, L. Srnith, Row 2: M. Berry, R. Eyler, F. Junior G.A A. members seated are: C. Chandler, N. Beadle, K. Motheny, L. Noe, J. Mayhugh P Sanderson R. Futrel, L. Schofield, P. Gillooly, J. Noworyta, N. Sager, l. Perry, S. Crouse, S. Barricklow, J. Daniels. Row 2 S. Woodward, D. Duvendack, W. Pomeranz, K. Vineyard, J. Natter, A. Roach, M. Bartell, M. Pieplow, C. Reed P. Kile, M. Sylvester, L. Hovey, J. Agle, M. Pile, M. Stevenson, M. Haldren, M. Acker, C. LeMotrie. Row 3 M. Hooper, D. Bexten, C. Blasingome, P. Maflory, S. Smith, B. Smith, M, Russell, J. VVidney, P. Kelley, M. Wil liams, P. Sc'livan, S. Sniegowski, D. Vllittacre, L. Pollock, B. VVheeler. Row 4: M. Flowers, B. Dyer, G. Peery C. Helman, A. Zingg, J. Allen, B. Futrell, M. Kortier, P. Start, C. Koester, A. Reynolds, M. Roberts, C. Rose. A. Eckhart, J. Ansted, B. Bush, B. Pickett, D. Ostrander, E. Rower, N. Bellman, G. Eisenmann, D. Coleman, E. Robertson, M. Creque, N. Szalkawski, J. Mickens. Eyler, P. Ernst, J. McKay, B. Ghaster, J. Crider, S. Halbert, J. Abbott, R. Textor, M. Williams, M. Turk, M. Turk, L. Sheder, C, Schwartz, J. Neatie, S. Woods. Row 3: C. Ahrendt, B. Sliker, G. Mohr, J. Edinger, J. Clark, H. Mowery, E. Neal, S. Hall, J. Lake, M. Snyder, S. Blackford, C. Kerwin, P. Laz- arus, S. Draves, F. Allen, B. Crawford. Row 4: S. Sings, D. Stoner, S. Ehrsham, L. Reed, J. Wass, P. Merce, B, Young, B. Stark, S. Schroeder, L. Merce, J. Hoshal, S. Postlewait, N, King, S. Good, K. Prettyman, L. Ban- nister, A. Musick, K. Bowman, J. Downing, A. Woodley, J. Taber. 0 lu 9-0 S if ' bw it ' F,B.L.A. members seated arei D. Eberhardt, D. Donaldson, H. Miller, S. Fisher, B. Border, P. Downing, R. Wells, president, J. Kroyer, vice president, J. Tuckerman, secretary, A. Louy, treasurer, C. Fallis, D. Plichcinski. Row 2: Mrs, Miller, advisor, M. Mihalis, A, Roach, W, Pomeranz, B. Marquardt, S. Cramer, J. Stykemain, S. Harroun, L. Price, P. Spino, J, Mockbee, J. Mayhugh, P. Sanderson, C. Haetner, M. Eppard, Miss Reinlein, advisor. Row 3: M. Quinley, L. Laux, N. Becker, S. McKay, H. Jarvis, J. Harris, M. Bettinger, M. Jennewine, B, Knisely, K. Straub, J. Fisher, J. Noonan, B. Mohr, C. Reed, L. Pollock, S. Sniegowski. Row 4: K. McDaniel, A. Gee, M. Mickens, J. Martin, A. Hughes, C. Reed, M. Roberts, B. DeVriendt, W. Clark, L. Herndon, C. Pomeranz, L, Gillhouse, N, Huber, M. Plikerd, P. Strance, H. Laux, M. Russell, M. Hider, B. Draves. Future Business Leaders of America meet in room tional Convention. December third the club sponsored a 217 first and third Thursdays ot every month to plan dance after a basketball game. their activities. Every year a group ot F.B.L.A. 'ers attend A banquet was held in honor ot the seniors on the State Convention. This year Miss Reinlein, advisor, March twenty-sixth at Trilby Log Cabin. and four members ot the club attended the convention At the end of the tirst semester Miss Peters replaced, which was held in Cincinnati, October titteenth and six- as advisor, Mrs. Miller who resigned mid-semester. teenth. Along with our State Convention we have a Na- Business stems from diligent minds. . From the time the school bell enticed the pupils back to our hallowed halls, Girls Athletic Association was on the go, planning, working, and having fun. Their first project was the annual G.A.A. Fun Night, held November l, in Burnham's auditorium. Volleyball, dancing, and iust plain having fun made the evening pass quickly. With the coming ot Christmas vacation, some ot the girls began one ot the biggest proiects of the year, the H1955 Dance Capades. The theme decided upon, after much thought, was Dancing Through the Year. The dances were planned and directed with the aid ot Leaders Club and Poppy, thus, the night ot February l7 proved outstand- ing in the roll of Burnham's events. With Dance Capades practice going on, the girls still found time to play volleyball and basketball intramurals. Mikki Eppard's team made a good attempt to capture tirst place position, but it wasn't enough to stop Jean Maiyo's high-flying team from capping the trophy. Phyllis Spino's team captured the third place spotlight. With the coming ot spring, tennis and archery became popular sports among the G.A.A. members. On the social side Boy Friend Night dominated the scene, with girls inviting boys to the big April 4 whirl. The year's activities were drawn to a close with the annual ban- quet, at which were presented the awards earned during the year. -i Compliments of Sylvania Bowling Alley lf:-r'r::ers of S:-'r C' Bible Club v seated are: Flna Eckrtart, Sandra ff-rsted, Pa. ine Hutt- rran, presidew, Dcfe Boker, ,ii presaert, Sr ' e,f Sar- derscn, choristew Ratf, Jones. Row 2: Ra's,f t-tone 1, Phylls Hasely, Barbara Fanlc, l-lelen Frarlc, Edirn Lewis, Marilyn Zinkie, Mr. VVocd Row 3: Dorothy Wheeler, Rubie Stiles, Jirn Dickson, Lowell Mays, Kay McDaniel, Mary Ellen Oberlin, Salinda Hutt- UTUV7. Junior Bible Club membership is made up ot eighth and ninth grade students who meet in room 3ll second and tourth Thursdays to study the Bible, Senior Bible Club, which meets the second and tourth Wednesdays, draws its membership tram the sophomore, iunior, and senior classes. Both groups are under the guidance ot Mr. Vxfood, who has long been active in church vvorlc. The aim ot the club is to bring religion into the lives of more students, and to give the students ci few moments at religious thought in their busy school lives, Religion imporionf in school life. . Merrbers ot Jcriior Bfble Club seated are' J J Eakes, J, Hasty, J, Vireyard, J. Rcyer, K. Bxge J Luetz, P. Mofhershead, v,ce presidentg M. Norrs, president, N. Beflrnan, S. Lee C t' er B Epfara M N ller C. Ansted, R. Host, B Cress Row 2: R. Carter, M. Beadle, R. Zinlcie, R. Baum, J. Moore, D. Tcffsend K. Jones, J. Buck L Sayre, C. Parthemer, A. Comstock, F. Mertz, S, Bunning, D, Hooper S Brument, Mr Wood. Row 3: J. Joseph, B. Newton, B. Baurrian, T. Ccrrstoclc, J. Schultz, D. Buhl, B. Shea, R. Arrold, J. ROD6'lSC! J Dewey, B. Sanderson J Morgar' R. Maririrg G. Morgar, B. Vandergritt. Row 4- K. 'fm ar'r'cn L, Ronrearz J. Nitr- olas, F, Allen S. Pollard, R. W,lliarns, P. Wyant, M, Ritenour, G. Schliernan, D. :a-, or, L. Householder, B, E:er'y, M. Blake, B. Jannereth, J. Bilger, C. Woodward. Row 5: S. Sumner, R. Mahlrnan T. Fisher R. Connor, J. Kinnarx D. Johnson, H. Postlewait, E. Black, B Diare, D. Greisinger, R. Hiney, R. Goodell, D, Confstoclc, K. Kloepfer, L Yeager, R. Zilka, J. Robertson. , '7 -4. l Q 31 Chemistry students who are interested in carrying on their scientitic studies outside the classroom meet twice monthly under the guidance of Mr. Wood. The group performs experiments, conducts research in vari- ous fields of individual interests, and keeps up with cur- rent scientific progress through reports and discussions. Eighth grade Science Club is open to all eighth Members of Chemistry Club seated are: Joan Noworyta, Carol Koester, Marilyn Pilw, Patti Gillooly, Carol Chan- dler. Row 2: Robert Kuefer, Alvin Minnick, Kenneth Klien, Pat Mallory, Mary Holdren, Larry Moon, Mr. Wood. Row 3: Dick Parthemer, Lyman Ba- con, Rolf Myres, Mike Bow- man, Marvin Wackley, Robert Friess. graders and ofters programs ot both a scientific and social value. At Christmas members sold pine bundles, Also, during the holiday season a party was held in the Nature Lodge at Pearson Park. Lew Klewer, outdoor editor ot the Toledo Blade, showed colored movies of Bermuda. To end the year the group enioyed a roast at Oak Openings. Science plays a vital part at B. H. S. . . Members of Science Club seated are: Lee Friess, Terry Hilernan, Dick Myers, Jack Buck, Jirn Stockwell, Torv- Tucker, sergeant at arms, John Robertson, treasurer, Barbara McClurg, secretary: Bill Bailey, president, Patricia Hayes, vice-president, Nilalee Aldrich, Robert McOwen, Virginia Smith, Jim Young, Darlene Brown. Row 2: Judy MacDonald, Tom Beeler, Karen Holdridge, Gretchen Herzberg, Sandra Barricklow, Judy Jo Eakes, Carol Parthemer, Betty Jo Yerg, Janet Lentz, Jerry Morgan, Jim Bigelow, David Langhofil, Joan Vineyard, Lucy Turner, Ruth Carter. Row 3: Jim Schultz, Bonnie Woodward, Bonnie Eberly, Mary Rothert, Donna Taylor, Mary Jane Gaige, Judy Link, Janet Jones, Bill Brown, Judy Schofield. John Cook, Sue Monday, Barbara King, Marcella Beadle, Ronald McQuery, Mrs. Collins. Row 4: Jerry Mowery, Leora Niswander, Lynne Powell, Chuck Frantz, Lora Pomeranz, Cathy Wightman, Carol Vnuck, Gwen Schultz, Jean Nichols, Judy Daley, Tom Finger, Bill Carl, Jim Eley, Susan Polland. Sharon Lincoln. Row 5: Ann Hathaway, Louise Craft, Gayle Schleiman, Phillip Cov- entry, Bill Kiefer, Ralph Borror, Danny Johnston, Ben Smith, Karen Osgood, Ernest Danelly. Q fi il. 1145 vs-r WHY!!! IYWINWIIIIIWIII I 51.44 Jukebox operators Bull Paar Glenn Double and Charles Davus proyude music for noontlme dancing In the auditorium and for after game get togethers Noon a busy time at B H S Students eat and dance At ll 24 the mad rush to eat beguns for the Iumor hugh vvhule the senzor hugh umpatnently want IH home room At ll 5l places are reversed Most popular place at noon as the old audatornum where students rush to relax dancnng to sweet musnc Mrs Mary Muller cafeteria supervusor Mrs Ethel Trowbrndge Mrs Mary Muller and Mrs Elleen Maller Compliments of Jimmie s Hamburg 3-1- .NX This year the Actwlttes Committee pur chased a new luke box tnat teatures stereo phonnc sound The machmne was purchased ata cost ot more than S000 The selection ot records as the duty ot Mr Sutch ot the musuc department and all the latest huts as Nell as old tavontes are an the record lnbrary K l A , - 4 . s or 4 s M . 4., . I I 1 . r 51. 3 ' 1 l X . . 1 , x 1 ' G .rjrtlmm w:l....:E:7 I K 1 lll K O N wt null., M : X I i .ltr-lt.lll E ' lllmlfllfll. lt lr. l lm 'll . 1 ,X .LMA -I A,.,..,,.. l ' I Q n a Q P 1-D at 9 lu -Q Mrs Betty Follas school llbrarlan IS ably assisted throughout the day by students who work durmg thexr study pernods and durmg homeroom hours Student helpers Check books In and out keep shelfes an order and help other students Gnd materxals Shown are Theresa Laux Blll Shea Mrs Follas and Daneen Duvendack Not shown are Tam Cook Suzu Ackland Jim Tunuson and Marcra Faunce Theresa Laux and Suzi Ackland have worked nn the llbrary four years Burnham students enloy serving others Below IS Finance Board busy at work Sharon Crouse Helen Muller Ruta Louy Joyce Stykemaln and Barbara Marquardt asslst Mass Reunlem ID handlung funds of all student groups All Board members are fourth year commercual students Flnarces of all clubs are handled through the Board Each club or other orgamzatlon has nts own account and deposrts money taken In from dues and other actuvutres and wrltes checks to pay bulls Not only do the members of the Board but other students through therr clubs learn good buslness practices Presudlng over the bookroom IS Mrs Thelma McConnell assisted tm' by her staff of helpers Duck Rntenour Charles Taylor Lavern Scott and Peggy Ruchue These students help wrth the monu mental task of keeptng track of all text books quite a 'ob when each one of IIOO students has an average of five books Compluments of Reebe's Funeral Home 35 a 'f I A if A f 5 H ,T L - , , . . ' :NJ . I .l .I I . A 'A ' l 'fd' . l -l - l I SL I A B 4 . - C I l . . , . 1 U ' ' l T , -I I 5 1' - Q .4 gi- All year long the fyandoir sian vorks ro put our The yearbook Linder The supervision of Miss Sfiiier Much rirne is pen? in raking pictures interviewing Teachers an club advisors draf ing iayouis and writing copy in order to 'heewho a I QM nrs are assigne ro r e different sections as co-editors To do ail The rhings reauired To meer 'reir rea line buf ev- eryone helps as dead- ine time nears, For he hrs? fin'e, this year The Wyandorre sian spon- sored a baskerball queen, a new ariraciion to our yearbook. 'wk XL, if Above: Seafed are: Sue Sangyan, Dick Ashba, co-ed- itors, Barbzva Morqugrdf, busiress manager, Barbqrg Border Row 2: i'NAG'gi9 Geck, Esfher Kuiawski. Row 1, Ieir fo right: Mary Quiniy, Ned Kim, Heier Linux, Sncron Fisner, L,'rn Koesfe' Row 2: levy, Vi'es. f L n , Sgftl, Above: From left fo right: Jean Maiyo, Sherry 'vicKay, Jean Kroyet Caroi Pornere cinz, Kay McDaniel. gf I-6 Latin Club members seated are: Lois Fisher, Carol Crawford, Doris Coleman, Elizabeth Rower, Miriam Lacy, Beverly Eike, treasurer, Kenneth Renschler, vice president, Tom Schewe, secretary, Margie Brenner, Betty Pickett, Bonnie Bush, Sue Robitaille, Judith Crandall. Raw 2: Barbara Crawford, Betty Dailey, Donna Stoner, Linda Bannister, Kay Downing, Judy Neahe, Judy Edwards, Karen Bowman, Ann Musick, Phyllis Hatcher, Jackie Edinger, Betty Adams, Sonia Palms, Sue Sings, Miss Stiller. Row 3: Edmund Brezinski, Dawson Baker, Tom Cook, Erma Morgan, Lois Reed, Jean Chudzinski, Rosalyn Davis, Phyllis Latz, Barbara Keyser, Lynette Ladd, Barbara Felt, Jane Hoshal, Sue Blackford, Sherry Schroeder, Dian Ersig. Second and fourth Thursdays found students of first and second year Latin in room 209 where, under the leadership of president Laurie Spitzenberger, they furthered their knowledge and understanding of Latin. Latin games, book reports, and stories occupied their time during school meetings. Each fall and spring a roast is held at Miss Stiller's. The difference in On the first Thursday of each month members of Pen Pals organization meet in room 200 to read and discuss letters they have received from correspondents in for- eign countries. Through these letters Sylvania young people gain hrst-hand knowledge of life in other countries of the world and learn to better understand young people of other nationalities. With the assistance and direc- tion of Miss Schroeder the Pen Pals are at present corresponding with students in Cuba, Australia, England, Hawaii, France, Switzer- land, Virgin Islands, Italy, Japan, Africa, Norway, Sweden. Members of Pen Pals seated are: Judy Jo Eakes, Judy Judd, Karol Burge, Sandra Barricklow, Louisa Butler, Shirley Brummett, Patsy Haase. Row 2: Barbara King, Connie Conrad, Mary Jane Gaige, Marcella Beadle, Linda Householder, Judy Hasty, Carolyn Coolman, Janet Jones, Janet Konz. Row 3: Jean Nichols, Linda Bruning, Norman Allen, Horner Nofziger, Bill Carl, Judy Bilger, Sally Elsess. FH A 'hc-frzzefz we- leon Fclfhorr, Iifrvy Heriwor-del, Cliorleiw Poole, comfy ofcerg Jo Anne Ashbo. rrlff meeiihgs ore held every second cmd fourth Tl'i,rsdoy of merith. ,1liTChrisTriiostime members mode corsoges cmd eorrihgs. They served ot o Boy Scout sup- per on Fr-bruory eight ood held o Voleritime porty on in the 'gill ond spring rwwomy ofterwded the County f'-fr u' -. , Czerr 'fill'-i' j,CI,' flzl wifi- pr'-sifr-,-hi, N '1'rf ,vi lux, :ecre'o'f, Depro lderdrlcscn Row 2: if-5 T-. or 11' fre, Yf.,v, 'o',' Teficr, Rae .. F ',.' :er Cecero Ecsofe Sr ey Flag S' E.:,':J' . in ., Bo 11 0.2, Mis: Gipgmw, oufiim Row 3: For fofrest, Bofr,o'o Burtz fir-'N Bgf. - r SH-' V, J, ,.:' il .':1:, f- , lfzlfofk Scilly Good, Sol D-unqi, Judy Lore, Helefi Nowuy. ilu Des' Club I: s,UCir','x-.d by l'!ll'S. Collins ond ' ' Corisis's ot fx.e'i'y 'i eeibers. lt is divided into Two groups, The hrs? group ploys reofwis from other schools. Chess Club :wif-nfs ew l'u3'2di:ys lo practice cmd Cholleiiges for higher ifo5i'i2 s in fiom Chess parties ore occo- February loudeeh. siorwolly ipeld at the horres ot members. The purpose ol the Chess Club is to promote chorocter ond ability to rriir1l4lo or'e'S self. Future l-loriierholqers of Americo meetings ot Bowling Green, igiiwd ir' .'.f'.oy the store cohyemioh in Columbus. clubs reflects student interests 7 Cllr. :mfs seated fre. Bill O mg. Bill Poi B :fe Ku flhilsi,SC'l 9'OVf'fl'CC13UVQV, Mrs Collins, odvisor Ci'-' Doll'-. is .-:ide-vit, ln-'ry Vilifs, Bill Bosch Standing: F':1.l S ll hr Arsfed Brute Dog Kehoe-th Klierr f1l.n Mirri :lu Shorles Bowers. Jwhczh Drake. Charles Dons, Louis Fliesmr'-ow. Richard Ediege' lhih E . in , .L Q .ss Q. i members seated are: Gretchen Hertzberg, Ann Hathaway, Dick Follas, Rosann Flick, Dick Standing: Mr. Selent, Bill Brown, Miriam Lacy, Barbara Felt, Roy Elden, Jane Hoshal, Ann baugh, Lloyd Schultz, Mrs. Stipp, Mr. Abell. Every tirst and third Thursday morning, Dave Woodward, president, calls the Student Council meetings to order. The purpose of the meetings is to teach citizenship by providing opportunities for boys and girls to participate actively in the management ot Burnham. The minutes of the meeting are recorded by the secretary Ann Musick and are read by her over the public address system to the student body. Other otticers are: Roseann Flick, vice president, Dick Follas, treasurer, and Dick Bell, sergeant at arms. The advisors are: Mrs. Stipp, Mr. Selent, and Mr. Abell. Students learn self-government. . . Seniors: Dave Woodward, Dick Follas, Dick Ashba, Dick Bell. Membership Juniors: Rosann Flick, Jim Rodebaugh, Lloyd Schultz. Sophomoress Ann Musick, Jane Hoshal. Freshmen: Barbara Felt, Roy Elden, Miriam Lacy. Eighth grade: Gretchen Herzberg, Ann Hataway, Bill Brown. The Student Court was founded in T948 with Dan Kirk presiding. The Court is an advisory council for the wayward student and acts to help the student get situated in the environment ot Burnham. Judges who have presided on the bench at Burnham have been Dan Kirk, Owen Sanderson, Gary Janney, Douglas James, John Gee, and Lowell Mays. School problems such as smoking, truancy, classroom attitude, and hall congestion are the types ot cases heard before the court. Cases are referred to the court by the principal or the deans. Two members are elected from each class. mbers seated are: Douglas Warrener, court agent, Margie Acker, clerk of court, Lowell Mays, prosecuting attorney, Standing: Harold Booth, Bob Burge, Linda Bannister, Donald Donald- Q , Miss Standish. I A i I 1 r'-1 -5 x K 4 1' IN 02 'lvl ll Quill and Scroll members left to right ore Marilyn Jennewlne Beverly Knlsely Kothle Straub Anne Gee Barbara Border Kay McDaniel Pat Strance Bob Self Marilyn Bettinger Bonnie De Vriendt Barbara Mar quardt Ronnie Smith Sue Sangston Dick Ashba Dick Wells Honorary society for writers Quill and Scroll is an international lournal :sm honorary society made up of people who have distinguished themselves in school publica tions The Burnham chapter was chartered in l94l It is interesting to note that Mr Roy S Becker a Burnham math teacher is among the charter members Ofticers during the past year were Marilyn Jennewine president- Anne Gee vice-president' Kathie Straub secretary- and Bev Knisely treasurer. Advisors are Miss June Stiller of the Wyandotte and Mr. Frederick M. Marlo of the Student Prints. Carol Helmon Mal-ck: Eppard David Woodward Lynette Hovey Gail Peery Sf!!! Compliments of Knisely's Kleaners 41 i 1 Members of Blue Triangle seated are: Linda Morrison, Carol Crawford, Colleen Mayhugh, Patti Gill, Lois Fisher, Ellen Mantey, Barbara Keyser, secretary, Betty Dailey, president: Shirley Keck, vice president, Susan Mitchell, treasurer, Rachel Contreras, Nancy Luce, Sue Robitaille. Row 2: Miss Schroeder, advisor, Evelyn Thoms, Mary Lou Sloan, Joanne Sliker, Jane Lambert, Betty Mohn, Nancy Garwaki, Janine Comstock, Dian Schutte, Winona Franklin, Carol Miller, Shirley Brashear, Nancy Barailloux, Donna Hendrickson. Row 3: Joanne Ashba, Diane Kettlewell, Brynn Russell, Sharon Kunkel, Joanne Birch, Phyllis Latz, Arlene Blankenship, Sonia Palms, Christine Biery, Judy Gettins, Charlene Weis, Priscilla Huber, Susan Gagnon, Kay Truesdell, Joyce Eckhart, Bonnie Stone. Row 4: Shirley Conrad, Carolyn Craton, Marilyn Ritenour, Louise Hayes, Bonnie Wiltse, Francis Moore, Judy Koester, ltha Statler, Mary Wallace, Roseann Yeager, Mary Ann Baranski, Judy Scott, Judy Cramer, Shirley Flieg, Francis Lake, Row 5: Lucella Shropp, Judy Edwards, Arlene Fax, Sue Thorp, Lynette Ladd, Dian Ersig, Melynda Johnson, Judy Arnold, Barbara Bertz, Patti Smith, Deedee Deye, Kay Downing, Barbara Butz, Rose Mary Myrice. Blue Triangle is a group of freshman girls who meet on the second and fourth Wednesday each month. To raise money for their own group they sold per- sonalized stationery. To aid in the Y.W.C.A. Building Fund they sold Blue Triangle pencils and collected coat hangers in October. Later in the year they held a bake sale. In the spring they sponsored a booth at the Younger girls en Sophomore Y-Teens carried on an extensive pro- gram throughout the year, both in their own local group and in co-operation with the downtown Y. At Christmas Janice Wass and Ann Musick participated in the Y.W.C.A. program over W.S.P.D. Several week-ends Y.W.C.A. Building Fund they sold Blue Triangle pencils and collected coat hangers in October. Later in the year they held a bake sale. ln the spring they sponsored a booth at the Y.W.C.A carnival. Every year they entertain at the State Hospital and serve refreshments. ln April they had their big potato chip sale and also took in eighth graders as new members. icy Y activities. . . during the year girls attended camping trips at Camp Storer. Ann Musick was elected a member of the steering committee which organizes the annual conference at Ohio Wesleyan. She served as chairman of the program, Members of Sophomore Y-Teens seated are: Madeline Wirz, Darlene Ostrander, Nancy Bellman, Janet Drabek, Ann Musick, Judy Downing, Mariann Turk, Sally Good, Betty Pickett, Bonnie Bush, Elizabeth Rowe, Carol Ansted. Row 2: Nancy Black, Susan Blackford, Dolores Bell, Betty Adams, Judy Clark, Carol Schwartz, Marlene Snyder, Sally Draves, Karen Bowman, Barbara Zaker, Berrie Nahr, Loretta Sheder, Margie Brenner, Nancy Szalkowski, Janice Abbot. Row 3: Mrs, McBride, advisor, Leona Snook, Connie Hoover, Rosemary Eyler, Pat Ernest, Janice McKay, Billie Ghaster, Deanna Edson, Rosemary Textor, Marlene Creque, Elva Robertson, Doris Coleman, Carolyn Ahrendt, Geniece Eisenmann, Linda Smith, Judy Neafie. Row 4: Sally Halbert, Joyce Micham, Nancy King, Sherry Postlewait, Jackie Edinger, Barbara Young, Barbara Stark, Francis Allen, Charlene Phul, Sharon Hall, Marian Turk, Helen Mowery, Judy Lake, Mary Stroud, Judy Crider, Mrs. Musick, advisor. Row 5: Sherry Schroeder, Shirley Ehrsam, Judy Taber, Jean Harvey, Janice Wass, Luann Merce, Ann Woodley, Clarette Lay- man, Erma Morgan, Lois Reed, Barbara Crawford, Susan Sings Sandy Woods, Jane Hoshal, Linda Bannister, Phyllis Merce. W 1 YTeens seated are Mary Qulrley Joy e Tucke rra Dorna Eberha dt Dlan Donaldson P ttl Gullooly vl presldent Sh clfay preszd t Bornl D V ner r asurer Marjl A we secre ar, P Shaffer c n M lckl 1 d Carol hard a en at w 2 Mrs 52 b N l Sharon Zum an als c alle d Janet Mafhuh l cz Noe a o , Da la S1 artz Je Mal ha on Crarne Sraron Flsher Jdcxn Novo yta l aetn C or J w c I l I Nc Step en or J, Sgkefwoln Nan y O tro d Ba hara Bor er Llrsda Jx C rlene L fmre ,I as w al asln ame Ma y o l es Maru yn er Carol Re d Nan y Beclre one Noonan J C1 Ndtt r Mo y lf y r Ro avr F ck Mdry Ho Pat Mallery Dor s Bexton Janet R wer Barbara Draw-s Madelyn Hua Suzl A klard Row 5 LJJ a l-lrrndnn ean Kroyer All 01 oan ty ro rot ' r a a I l ne Rcynal s Ca ol Koestsr Pat Start Mary Kortlc Pat Knle Senior Y Teens one of the most active groups In school Under the able leadership of pres ICJSVIT Sherry lVlCKC1y The SGHIOF Y Teens Pat Start Margle Aclner Sherry N Kay Bannle Del n ln close aFlTl1atlon wnth the Y W C A had o very successful year In November an Informal dance was held at The Y WC A December proved to be a very busy gil' month They decorated the halls wlth plne boughs and decorated a bug tree un front of the new audltoruum There was a formal dance In February ond Dorothy Plnch cunsku represented the three Y Teen clubs nn our school lf' 1- Complsments of Dolley's Jewelry Store 43 ,A- A : 5 T 5 9 W S i li ' I A 2 ,f 5 l iwvy ls glig llmlyl . 4 I sl.. ., : 'V . ' A - : Us, c r 'J Y, ' l, Q X, 'c- ' p erry M , ' er, , 'e e r' dt, t e g Ae L' J, t 'fp om , nap- lai 5 l ' Ebac' , C C le: K r M rery Ro : . . o. 'rsel-, Pat Do' nng, Lclu Belle Prize, 4 lrnerm , L ' Sh l , ' - Q. , .lnd -, D r try Pllcrzlrslcl, r , an , 'yo, S, r r, ' , M - r ,Caro H er, Sh f l Hrdoun, Mrs. Follas Ro 3: Joyce Agle, Lynette Hovey, Marcla Plllce'd, Carol Helrrarm K',1'fVlV79YClFd, Gall Pe y, Sharon Crouse, Daneen Dumer- da lc, tene Perry, ,fanlyn Plle, lil - h s l, Jcvce 'f J ' cl 5 n er, ro d , ' Lal , a e lf' ., Jud' Be l Ro 4: S lly Bl A Q , l J M :Lens Ann Hugh ', 'l Bet- tlng , e , C - ',J , a n f e, , rl .zz S,lfeste, 5 r ll , ' ldren, J , ze L ny, J S ' le, Ca IC f, l'lelenl.c1ux, Jamet lfarwn Barb r Dyer, 4' 9 5 ' ld, g 0 0 - ' ' - , ' , lc X, ' !'le dl 1 1 - ' - -1 3 A ,T . 9 1 . . , 'rr' . x . V, Il , I N4 Vx., s X 1 N I I I B .g,, n ' l 5 i 5 Members ot PNA, seated are: Jackie Edinger. Judy Beals, Eater Kufavvski, secretary-treasurer, Theresa Laux, president, Pauline Huttrnan, vice president, Judy Clark, Sally Halbert, Row 2: Helyn Jarvis Marilyn Pile, Pat Howell, Connie Hoover, Leona Snook, Mary Hernandez, Pom Shatter, Shirley Sanderson. Row 3: Miss Buhrow, advisor, Marlene Snyder Lou Ann Merce, Dorothy Laughlin, Rose Mary Fox, Jo Arn Pugsley, Ma'-,f Jo Mickens. C I Clubs reveal occupational interests. The first and third Wednesday is the meeting day tor the future nurses. The year started ott with the in- stallation ofthe ofticers by a candlelight service. Through the year the club had many speakers, They included doctors, student nurses, the school dietician, and a Red Cross representative to mention a tew. The club also had many protects such as making stutted animals, singing at the old folks' home, taking field trips, and helping the school nurse and Mr. Thomas. They also attended open house at the area hospitals. Another club meeting on the first and third Wednes- day ot each month is the tuture teachers club. Their activities throughout the year included singing at the Lutheran Old Folks' Home at Christmas time, traveling to Bowling Green tor a meeting, and having speakers, They included Mr. Wyandt, Mr. Baumgartner and Miss Heiby, who spoke in the difterent Helds ot teaching. Members ot FTA, seated are: Jean Kroyer, Carol Pomeranze, treasurer, Jean Maiyo, vice president, Charlotte Fallis, president, Carol Crott, secretary, Dorothy Plichcinski, Joyce Tuckerrnan. Row 2: Sue Sangston, Janet Reuter, Mary Mihalis, Patti Gillooly, Ka'en Matheny, Mikki Eppard, Bev Knisely, Nancy Ostrander, Mrs. McLelland, advisor. Row 3: Salrnda Huftrnan, Nancy Huber, Linda Laux, Marcia Plikerd, Kathie Straub, Made- lyn Hider, Barbara Draves. Row 4: Laura Gillhause, Laura Herndon, Pat Start, Mary Kortier, Carol Koester, Ginni Schlatter. if 4 f U i L px, 2 4 The Burnham High Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is a purely honorary organization open to Juniors and Seniors, As such, it has no ofhcers and holds no meet- ings, Students to be considered for member- ship must have at least a B average during their years in Burnram. Selection ot members is made trom these students by a faculty committee on the basis of character, leader- ship, service, and general school citizenship. Members ot National -lonor Society are: Patty Jores, Helen Miller, Betty Mohr, Pam Shatter. Row 2: Mary Ellen Om-'lin, Janet Re-uter, Pauline Huffman, Carol Croft, Mr. Adams. Row 3: Dick Ashba, Dick Ford, Burnham honor groups. . The NFL is a national honor society in forensics, Membership is attained through ac- cumulation ot peirts earned through contest debating and individual speakng The point system is as follows, 20 points, membership and Degree ot Merit, SO points, Degree ol Honor, lOO points, Degree of Ex- cellence, 200 points, Degree ot Distinction. Merrib-e's of Natioaal Fo'ensic League we-eli'g a'e, .lane Hoshal, Bob Jannerth, Pam Shatter Row 2: Dick Ashba, Lowell Mays, vice p'esIdent, .lim Haetne' presi- dent, Pauline Huttrran, secretow-treasurer. Row 3: Miss Fairchild, Mr Niswander, Mr. Select tx . Azell, M2 Mansheld, advisor. wi' 's X, F 1 g it ,I 'l - I ov ,J uv Chapel Cauncll members seated left to right are Jean Malyo Jacqule Mockbee Pam Shafzler chaplaln Mnss Standish Shurley Sanderson chaplann Mukkl Eppard Llnda Laux Row 2 Dolores Mlcek Carol Chandler Pam Gnllooly Karen Matheny Belly Mohr Vlrglnla Schlalter Lynette l-lovey Ann Muslck Row 3 Duck Ashba Duck Porrherner Carol l-lelrrah Gall Pee y Ma y Ann Vxlllson Ca o C all Vey Ko mer Pol Sarv Jane l-loshal L well Mays Plan rellglous services Part of rne Councll meet rn the Dear s orllce 1o plan a comrng Chapel 46 All rellglous services held dunng The year are planned and conducted by The Chapel Council under The guidance of Mass Sfandush and The Two Chaplains Members of The group glve The readlngs and Introduce the guest mrnlsfer of The day Thus year Lowell Mays a Councll member who as going into The mnnlsfry, was a specnal speaker Musnc lS furnlshed by The A Cappella Choir and Muxed Chorus under The dlrechon of Mr Sufch Speclal servuces are held at Thanks gnvlng, Chrnsrrnas, Lenten, and Holy Thurs day ei r l-1 , gf , gif? , , i 3' U . H V , 1 I , Za ' l I7 ' C ii T ' 7, Z , ' A 'Az .. . Y A f - 1 ,K .. ' K ' L I 71 4 V -- I AO Q -A Ja. cf 5 ,fh- . F ,I I . CF' . ' R , , ' Y, r ' , Flu' ,,1 rA I f ,X V C' . O 0 O r I . , . . KN' 'Q and -,gpw -, - nv .-. .5 A 5. '. ,.3 hlecrn A monshig, -5 qfhlatic 4' fhese grd1Yps ' Stars of the , tflisa men inlspoljfr Sudekls in co-opgrot-ion, spqrgs- Boysiqmay begin tiweir eighthlgrdrde, and frbm 'come oqr vcrtity boys-whoY 'HQyE mode-' in Bgrnhciffi ofhletiis. .51 Each girf who groduqfes from Burnhgmhis -Q. 4. '-JKKIA s, - i ' 0 - - - ' 4 ' A g?'dreFulhfor 1he fine physical edugotionx pro- ' - 4 . auf- -' Q , ' . f' ,fx L.. V.. , , - 1, . , rf gfom qiiered her, for she hos developed posse, , f ' hh 'sf 'Sv' I i .J SJ- ' .-Avi . '-., , f 53- . . ' . ' . ..--- -, L , ,- -,LQ ,L , A 'A : A: anon and h wgll-benn . .. A ' f ' ' K I X - ' ' 1fibil.'t.s-':f'f I N -. p Y, 19, X x? . 2 . 1. vc ff' .I I iw: 1 afzrvw-2' ,- -QQ- - ., .41 W 'Q r . Q- A ew' f . -sf 4. ,F WL , y ,ui-'3,tf33:.'5 , .?34r1,A. ,W , ya, JNQ5 K 'K xx . ,Q A I- ' :- M A -' Q .. .Q - - R-:sk .cw-4,5 A ll 6' 17 ,Z Brll Brshop Duck Plrchclnslu John Crandall Duck Snyder Guard Back Guard Tackle 2 Jrm Woodward Bob Ha es George Chapman G d Y l' n UG Ce-nfer Tackle Frank Oatman ,--on xi Gene Hall Clayton Ogran Roger Hellman B k ac Guard N0 xx Kenny Anderson Cuard Bob Burns Center Cornplrrnenfs of Lenvz Radio and T.V, Cenle' Bock Ronmo Clark Bob Cole Tagkle '17 Jnhn Elden John Smith N-2' David Woodward Bock Back Carl Jackson Bob Rush Bock I AQ Bob Wiftel Back Bock Bowml Tackle Jim Rodebaugh :xi bi' Tackle Back Dick Borvon Harold Boorh End Don Everett Ken Vance Tackle Guard Sorosiok End Back -4 Jim Moy End '54 John McGrath Buck Ju vi' N, ' Members of The Vcrsily foclbull team sealed are: BUT Brshop, Vllxe Bowman, Ronnle Clark, Dick Pllch- Crslxl, Jann C'anaall, Bob VVVTQT, Box: Rum, Jann S'r 'n, nlaroa 5a:'h, jvr '!VoC1lwa'd Row Two: l'la y anzl and Elwood Edlnger-assisfan' ccacnes, Clapan Ogren, Qarn ,V:Grafn, Dick Barfan, Carl Jack- san, Kenny Vance, Jim Radebaugh, Daye Naaavyara, Raager Henan, Jerry Soraslak, John Elder, Jim Glase-Head Ccach. Row three: Bob Hays, D.:L Snyder Frank Canran, George Chapman, Dan Everett, Bab Cale, Jim May, Kenny Anderson, Gene Hall, Raaert Burrfs. Wildcats fake G.N.C. trophy OPPONENT BURTNTHAM Bedford 7 Burnham 6 Perrysburg T8 Burnham 46 Por? Cllnlon T8 Burnham QT Amhony VVayne T9 Burnham 6 Clay 6 Burnham T3 Maumee T4 Burnham 20 Bryan 7 Burnham 6 Whirmer T3 Burnham 34 Rossford QT Burnham 35 ALL G. N, C. Woodward All GNC, Blade Times Rush Smifh rVTOy fazksa. l-T:n:'aa e nenian T,mes Compliments ol ChondTer's Hardware, TOTAL POTNTS lfVOCdNlJVCl 72 Rush 36 Smllh 30 Baath T8 TNT eT T6 Plrchclnski 6 Clark 6 May T Mosr Valuable Player Bob Rush Mas' Valuable Subsriture John Crandall Mas? Valuable Back Dave Woodward Mas? Valuable Line Carl Jackson Caaaln John Smith GNC STANDTTXTGS W L T Pts. Sylvanla 5 T O T54 Clay 4 2 O T4T Tf,'nif'ner 4 2 O T TB flnfnany TNayne 3 3 O T29 Maumee 2 3 T 68 Rasslargl 2 3 T 67 Perrysherg O 6 O 4T TN F841 'Ki . ,A s ' A Jr' 4 -.,, . ' 'G' 73 . Members of 'he Junior V C2114 H-' . fp.: F- gg, ' ' Row 2 l ' ' .. . .f 5, - fl, K ,1,., orally football Yeom seafed 4 1 447131 S Jil, 33, f5glU'f+l5E.'f7:3J, 3 TH-zj 4 3 .N xy 4 4 'A A f IPM' ore M R:,e', ' ,:r- Row 3: :':'g 1' ww- ffl'- G N 'Q Members of 'lm Freshmen foo?boll fe-om sealed cre. ii 'v ,e ', 0 f -1 . A . w . 'I ROW 2. QU.. J, V,'5 Winners fl- 'X 1 -1- ' 1' ?:5'- ' 3 'ow Sf' Row 3: - 'M 'f'-f iwvz V, :- c,,.,,., ,.. ,. . ,- Qeirfi' ' 1: -A ' . 1 ' 4 x,, 'ff ' I l Compliments of the Wlnheford Cleaners. ' 1 ' D . .f'4u S' f l 3 x in Mi-'pl My .1363 Q3 V' H f I N I . . . l PV' I . t Q P ggi .-4f, QD 97 E5 1 xx 9, 32 , bi fe Ulf-:X Q ' 3 ro , 4 , X 1 , . ,. ,a vjfj O .Ji-st 4 3 fi! 'tv 5 ZW lf WTHQ ,, ,, ' MH bl A ls fl .Nfl F2 DS Trves f- -,fe-af Ncwnern fmrwfm Eva? 'env Lynn Kzeye' Bar. QJ3' ,,., . l. atm Ae Seized '-33 Dil-' :Q l'l6n:'i:f,'e 'len' : : Jlrn Rciiehiiaglw S:A,- ,l ', ,,V,fm.m ' , HCFA, , A Fifa vpqfv- Lyrn KC'-3'Q' Drlf N'- r Sefond team: Diclf Ford Toledo Blade All GNC Team First Tearn-DIclc Wells Lynn Koesver Jan Radebfzagn Second Terr-Bob Rasn Honorrzrzle XAenf,en-D :ln Fzrd G.N,C. Champs BURNHAM 49 64 56 52 89 87 66 77 33 70 54 73 Members of Varsity basketball learn kneeling: Don Crawford, Jim Vloy, Harold Booth Jm Rode baugn, Boa Ruslw, Sand ng- Bib Sell L,-H' Kaesfer, Drk Fwd, Diclc Wells Don Eferew Lew N GPPONENT 66 O'Tavva Hills Woodward 46 Clay DeVilblss 43 Anlnony Wayne Scott 40 Rosslord Wnifmer 59 Maumee Perrysburg Ewan TOURNAMENT Clay 34 l-lfalland Anthony Wayne 42 PeVVY5bU Q pxosgfofd 56 Anfnony Wayne Maumee Wymmer OURNAMENT Perrysburg 58 Vlanslield ,gm R. J Wells Harold B ' Bob self 5 T' 1 LX if oolh .lim Rodebaugh Compliments of S?on's Sun vice. Lynn Koesfer occ Ser- 1 2' X kr x.,..W L,-,f Complnments of Hole Drug Sv X R aw ,1 I fxff 4 ..-I Junlor Varslfy Kneeling 7 Svcndung Hoy Freshmen neellng Sfcmdmg D w Dow: I Cf: Y Eighth Grade Kneeling R? U Sfondnng fc on w oe .J Complvmum of Burnerfx Fme Foods ,Q N 4 .fk X-. x. Qagix A Vg v n HI' .V Q- -wii ,,,,....--W T' 4 5 - fl ' tl OR is Wi., gat fu -Q ,T fd? in T1 Mx 4 5, W ' ' jg, J , 3. ' 1 Q Q 'l 3 Q' 1 Q M p - 9 I 5, W' ' ' 1. 3? l i LisTening Te Tne udfire ol goff comm To-n Giiiooiy are Jack Track 'ezmi rin,-:iihf-i's kneevi me: Digk P:: '1e'ne',Tom Sander- B'own, in :fel-wr find 33:1 Rip 554 GU,-n Douruiif S 1r :n'3 John Eiwf-r' ,nn iCUee'e', John Spring OT '54 Burnhcinrs goii Tegin under The guid- gnce of Toni Gillooly won seven mcnches and iosT Three. In The disTricT rneef They come in 7th, Sf -:he The Trecic Terirn of '54 cfinie in Toirn in The G,N.C. and ninTh in The Dekfiibiss reieiys. KoesTer won TirsT in The high iunwp QT The reioy rneeT, Tvs? in The GNC. and second in The dis iCT, ln the spring . . . Known Us fne Syiyonicx KnoThoie Gang, ThiS group began ecrriy in '54 end kepT righT on playing Throughouf monThs. Wfh 'heir experi- ence They give pfornise of a good season in '55 os 'hey Continue wder The leadership 35 :each Ef- fyeod Edinger. The summer Compliments of C. J. Schmidt- Sohio One Stop Service, thoughts of golf, track, and baseball . . . Nllevsizers of :os 01 Tern knee 2 Urizrxrsn ,o fh Ned Km fn' Hine. Standing: Elwood Edinger, Jack Lonncwe' J 'r L: mer' Jenn ffzmn Lfc,:1 S'w'z Dir Sniegowski. K'-ee'lng w h 'aotbal' 'fophtes are: Jonn S'n n, Jim Woodward, Dave Woadw'a'd, Frand Oat- rnan and Jann Crandall. Stand- ing: l-larry Lanzi, Bob Hays, Bane Rush, George Chapman, Carl Jackson, and Elwood Edtnger. Kneeling witn basketball trophies are: Lynn Koester, Dick Wems, Q rn Roadebaagh, Babe Rosh, and Dick Ford Stanalngg Soo Wittel, Dori Crawford, Bob Seff, Don Everett, I'tar'y Booth, Jim Moy, Lew Wnttrwan, and Marshall Ewrnrnet, Compliments of Wagonlond- er's Department Store. t f' A ,xx . x., t X . 'NT This year the football team rated as an underdog, sometimes playing on will power alone against much bigger teams. The team defeated a strong Clay group and went on to overpower Rossford to take the championship, the first in four years. Meet the champs . . . This year our highly rated basketball team lived up to expectations to win the first championship in the history of the school. The team went on to win the sectional tournament and then to fall to a strong Mansfield team in the district: thus finishing up the season with twenty straight wins. LX if .n his second year as Atn.et,c D,rec'o', Jim Glase, nas helped bring ta Burnham two GNC. championships. Under his skill- ful caachinf tne Varsiti fcotoau tearr ,non the traoh of the tl f t f league, Las' yea' NA Clase led tae larsty :ii . teari 'hiaugh a fil3Til',' succegsfi. seasor. hc' 'ce W' fe lf 1 t Verroral Fed and supewises ': parground fo:.fi'es. Darfrig the school year Mr. Close teaches most of 'ne ooy's gym classes. At all times he lends encaifagimcnt ara support ta e.'e y field of Burnhann Athletics. 1 , , They led the way to victory . . . - Burnham Hgh school has had one of the finest coaching staffs in its nlstory. Among these coaches is Mr. Roy Becker, who coached the Junior Varsity Basketball team, whose seascn was highlighted by a victory over the championship Maumee team, This is his second year of coaching Junior Varsity basketball, and his first year as assistanfbaseball coach. - This is Mr. Elwood Edinger's second year of coaching at Burnham. He assisted Mr. Glase as backfield coach, and was instrumental in gaining the championship. He led the freshmen basketball team to many laurels and the baseball flourished un- der his capable dtrectlon, L . r - lf you're going to wn You have to hustle, says Lew Whitman, head coach of tae oasketbafl team. Evidently the team did hustle, because tnis was without a doubt the most successful season the scncol has ever had. This is Mr. Wh.tman's sixth year as varsity basketball coach. - In his second year of coaching Mr. Robert Randals led his .lunior Varsity football team to the GN C. championship. Be- cause af his capable and understanding leadership, the bays will go on to be the varsity stars of the future. v-I'-eff,--t-V--W I - Harry Lanzi's second year at Burnham saw him carry an as line coach of the varsity football A team. Nitn tne coming of winter he turned to '31 guiding the wrestling team. During his college 4 772: xg days Mr. Lanzi was Inter-Collegiate wrestling Q l champ. and now wrestles rofessionall . K Q P Y 'H a ' b J-'lf ' 4 K -:ggi-2 ' s - Y l ., X . . . . 18.43 l ' 1 Guzain the eighth rade boys tnrourh their 2. , . , 9 9 9 'ff x 'f first i ea' of hi h school basketball, Robert Heiman , l . f 9 Q led them through a season of two wins and two I losses Af'e' 'earning the fundamentals from Mr. Heimon the boys will go on to shine on Mr Edins gens KVE'S l 'O l teaai. -Mr, Thomas Gillooly Riot shown in the pic- ture has been Eu'nha'n's golf coach for more than f'eer' -sears. During this 'me Mr. Gtlloofy has :cares several very suzcessfu' golf teams, often go ng to state tournaments. Compliments of Community Pharmacy. Uno - J wb Cheerleaders 1 WWW Freshmen Clveefeaders kneeltng are: Be'ty Mann, Jo Ann Ashna, Sue Robitallle, Nancy Luce, Cl1a.lene Weis Shown standing: Jo- anne Burch, Pat Srnitlt. Loulse Hayes. 5 . ll' 5 3 Varsity Cheerleaders: Mlkki Eppard, ,lan Carr, La- Verne Scott, Kathie Straub, Marcia Pllkerd, Mari- lyn Jennewine, Lynette Hayey. Jafar Va'sity Cl'tee'leaders kneeling are: Patty G.lloo'y, Snaron Crouse. Shawn standing: Barbara C'awford, Rosanne Flick, Virg'nZa Schlatter, Sally Good. 'Nnwni' cneerleadew vlslt Burnham tar pea assembly. Varsity Cheerleaders Spur On Our Team Mk Epp Sf 65 y Bowling The bowling sauads ran srnoothly under the managemenr of Jean Kroyer on Tuesdays and Bridger Russel! on Thursdays, This was nor in- deed Too hard because of The expert bowling shown by many of The girls. Jean Kroyer 'I Shown Vcfr Ta rught keepwng score Norma Carnpbeh DoNo es Mwcek Nancy Huber BarLa a Bordc La ra Gxhhouse Top row Shlrley Benner Nancy Becker Carol Sands 66 ,J Good serve Barbl Bulls eye Mlkkll U P ' A I ,14 ,HP , ff, 4 if 1. xx 1? Buffer up.. . Kayl Sink it . . . Jean! , I , . I ' ai' I i .ry in . f , -. 1 XV X 67 jr Leaders Club Slsown l Frrst row Joy e Tuck Kallq Q raub Ann Gee Pal Slrance Mllcla Eppard n feng a e 4 a o al Jean Kroyer Belly Mo r The leaders were very helpful an gym classes Teach :ng the rumor hlgh The fundamentals of the various sporls They also had charge of The Dance Capades and rendered their never endlng and In Intramurals lv-5 -afffrx ...... Kalhy Srraub Beverly Knlsley Mlclcl Eppcrd Jane Noonan Charlotte Fallls 68 . 1 Q 1 l f ' X . ' '- ' , I F f l - X 1 5 : x I e I s ' f . ' A i . ' ,f t ' 5 , ,q . 1 L f .f X T l 5 '- i A 1 ' ' -, Q 1 r r l x : 'J R.. . eil 1: rlghfg ' p c ' errnan, rf of , , , ' ' . 2 d. Pam Sraffet Jan Carr, Lalfern Scott, Be.e'ly Krlsley, .lean Malyo. 3rd. Jane Noonan, Peggy Ross, Marilyn Bef ver, Bar: ra was s. th. Ch 'l ffe F Irs, , h. 1--5, - l Q LJ '- . T ' 2 - . ? A 1, K T51 , X . . ' D ,. r - L is S N QW The graduatlng class wall always have good memorxes ot Mr Baumgart ner for he has played a large pat ID our educational experience Many of Us met htm for the llfql tlme when we entered the Sylvanla school system as first graders twelve years ago Hts unfalllng good humor hs ever ready wllllngneSs to help and his unfalllng courtesy have earned hum a lastung place nn our hearts -vu- Handlnng the countless defaals that go unto the successful operatlon of our s hool system are Mrs Katherine Randall c'erlc Mrs Lora Randall clerk of the Board of Education and Mrs Verna Buck secretary to Mr Baumgartner 70 A NN ,, . v Alu tg tl- 3 l x , A , , B j , xy 1' W. A A Q ' 1 ' , ,ffzfi sag M M5 M L . M ,V Q Q . 5 3.521 1' ' fe w. ' H 4 ' 1 l f g Q we t ta -Z l 5 4 1 W S ' ,, 5 t A M . , 4 f 4 , 4' 4 -unit- ... ln has flrst yeor ot Burnham Hlgh School Mr Loman hos won the e spect of us oll He hos kept thlngs mowmg smoothly olong throughout the yeor ond hos done much to make our lost year 0 successful one E-wzvlvwws' g i O- s Ann Frantz ed o an t e typ ner lS kept busy eoch cz w r r work os Mr Lornan s secr tor, wh' Mrs Kate Young ond rs emo McConnell k :J o tne es ln r n e rnou cl, ls tes's ond help studen 5 ond 'eockers ln many ways 71 X Q xml' ' A I. ! JK ,7 1 wa- - K. s I , V VI ' ' ' . r - Q.. I ' M I L , 1 Yr 'iff X ', 1 ' Y! ,I 4 Mr . , sect, 'en' d h ewf' , A ' d y nh 'te ' ' e he M . Th l 5' ', til ' ' c der, ho dl 'l 't stencl for iff' Board meets first Monday each month Here they are shawn at one of thetr regular rneettngs Left to rtght are Mrs Lora an a clerk t e Board of Education Ira Baumgartner Supertntendent at Schools Maurice Wagonlander Elmer Hogg Walter Hoshal Roger WIllIOmS and Marsh Miss Rose Standish and Robert Wyondt have always been ready and wtlling fo assist the students with their problems and to handle all attendance problems. V- Q wa..- m l00 'illuur . Q-will g, vn- ff , ,il 1 I f fi yi. A - As assistant athletic dir- ector, and coach of both Junior Varsity Basketball and Baseball, keeps Roy Becker very busy. During the sum- mer he worked at Burnham Park Pool, His hobby is sports, and in his spare time he relaxes by reading and watching television. If he were not teaching, Mr. Becke er would like to be connected with sports in some way. in li ill ll 4 - Managing a travel bureau would be Thad AbeII's second preference to teaching. His hobby is photography, and his spare time is spent in the dark room developing pictures. Last surnrner, Mr. Abell worked at the Franklin Creamery Company, and d ', Christmas vacahon, Mr. Abell Gnd, fs lamily tlew to Cu:,z - A quiet member ot Bu'r'ham's faculty is Ronald Adams. During tne summer, Mr Adams worked on his Mcliine Lake cottage, painting and repairing T, Hs hobby is reading and music which he enloys in his spare time. Mr. Adam's second choice to teaching would be to be a medical doctor, E C sn. l 1 rf, to-4 Will you ever forget . . . . . - Teaching the related subiects to outo- rnotive shop boys is Waldo Bliss. He is also one ot the senior class advisors. His hobby is sports, particularly baseball, and photog- raphy, ln his spare time, Mr. Bliss likes to travel and if it weren't tor teaching he'd like work which involves travel. During the summer he traveled with his family in the South. l Our underclassmen have come to knew Ida Buhrow through her civic classes this summer she spent on the lorrn with her family. She combines her spare time with her hobby, which is knitting and Crocheting. There is nothing Miss Burhow likes better than teaching and recently a new task has been added to her many duties that of advisor of the F.N.A, ,. ,Mg , C ,325 .vel -M -rs 'MQSHW N Rx W. vm rl' I fff L f?2f'f?f 75- - One of the brightest aspects of George Blakeman's gay and happy personality is his ied hair. Along with his classes he also spcnsars the Safety Pa'rol, During the summer he worked on his house, which he is building, For a little relaxation, Mr, Blakeman spent three days in Michigan. His hobby is woodworking and in his spare time he enioys bowling and ice skating. i7 5 .f- Z- l 1 ' 1 I ..,4,,L. k ,f',.'- 5, f , 2 'A I ,,K.c-1,4 'flhfvo ,Mics l I I ff :V I ijlw-df?f'..f'fi j - fffk, , I Gicifthe lays that Mr. P X ,f Z if if tl . sill l i m l lyxil ,J i l lli. If 'fly .i Il ' -1-Ax, '77440' .zi-' - Exalina Collins' love for birds and animals is very closely associated with the subiect she teaches general science. Her love of teaching and of children reflects in her iovial personality. She loves any form of nature or travel, This summer she took G trip through the West and visited her family. Second to teaching Mrs. Collins would like to travel, Among all the other activities Mrs. Collins is the sponsor of Science and Chess clubs. . A familiar foie around the halls of BH S, is Elwood Edinger. Mr. Edinge' teaches science and physcal education His hobby is fisning but students :re 'nofe acfiuainterl with the fvorlc he does in his spore time that of coaching basebolh football, and basketball. This summer he worlced at the grain elevator and vaca- tion found him on a fishing trip which involved his hobby, fishing, ,ji K,,gQ,9if ,ifioffbbe me, Abell wrote . . - The director of music ii schools, Paul Eley, leads the , the cadet bond, the orchestrla si., he- ginners instrumentals. We take pride in the fact that the senior band has been rot- ed superior for four consecutive years. Mr. Eley spent his vacation at North Bay, Ontario, and did some gardening. His hobbies include gardening, bridge, and reading which tcxlces up his spo'e time. Mr. Eley also is in charge of the Northwest region of Ohio music association. - As director of the one and three oct plays seen often at BHS. is Margaret Fair- child. She also American literature, ond English literature. teaches public speaking, During the summer Miss Fairchild enjoys t'aveling, recen'ly having traveled to Europe. She also enioys taking feature movies and coliectng antique clocks, pre'- erably French ones - Tne .ora'y of Burnhon Hgh Scnco. is something not to be taken for grantee by the students. The librarian, Betty Follas, takes g'eat pride in this library. M's Foilas's primary hobby is flshtg a' ww cn she spent most of her su'n'ce' va:ation along with visiting the Scufherr' states. 75 - Another Weste'n t'aveler during the summer months was Vernon Gerber. He also painted houses during the summer. Mechan- ical drawing is his ozfious preference in teorn -g but secona to 'nis, you might find Mr. Gerber ocing some kind of work in indus'ry ln his hgh school days he was ve'y active in foC':oll. - As well as being one of the ad. sors for F H A and the unior :lass, Virginia Gibson teacnes name economics Her nooby, cooking ana sewing, s rela'ea to the sub- iects she teaches Du'ng the summer she visited Columbus V ss G i:son's second choice to teaching is mavefng. - Golf, golf, and more golf is the 'ave of Thomas Gillooly. rlis love for golf is brought out in Burnham where he coaches the golf team in Burnnazn he also teaches a straight 'na'hema':s course that of algebra l, advanced algebra, and geometry. During the summer months Mr. Gillooly wo'ked at fre Ottawa Hills Fire Department. - We're extremely proud of this faculty member who, this year, coached our foot- ball team to the GNC, championship, Besides coaching football, he also coaches track and is athleff: director at B.l'l.S. All sports in general make up his hooby. This summer, Jim Glase worked on the rec- reation program at the Memorial Field. He would prefer pu: c idafions work if he weren't teaching. study halls in the library. - One of the new faculty members seen at Burnham this year is Robert Heiman. Students of all grades a'e familiar with his iolly personality through his general bus- iness and bookkeeping :.asses. Mr. Heiman is also active as the advisor of the Fresh- man-Sophcmare Hi-Y , this summer you may have seen him w:'k.ng on his rouse, which he himself built. - lloyd Hulit is found in the auto depart- ment at B,H.S. where he teaches ooth iunior and senior boys the automotive rela- tive subiects. lf Mr, Hislit weren't teaching, he'd like to be in the automotive business in some way. Mr. Hulit's hobby is hunting, fishing and woodworking which occupy his spare time. Vacation tfne found Mr. Hulit and family on a fishing trip in Northern Indiana he also attended T. U. BI 5 il K 3. -N QV, .. ,W D it Pig u t ..i L 1 4 - We have a professional wrestler in our midst at B.l'l.S. Harry Lanzi. At school he coaches wrestling and is also assis':znt foofioafl coach. However, Mr. Lanzi does ro? ' mit his teaching to a'h'eti:s alone fo' he a'so teaches American his'ory and cifcz 'vis summer found M' Lanz' Nork- ing at 'ne fore' -eaf Da'ry C: poW as a 'n'kao', and at fa:at'on tirse he went to the lake. - The a't department is the pride and iof of Ruth McBride. She is also an adrisor of the sophcrncre Y-teens. Her hobby in- cludes photography, reading, and craft- wark. ln he' spare 'irne she keeps house. Durmg 'ne suwwer Mrs McBride trofeled througn Quebec and the New England states. - Spanish and English make up the teaching curriculum of Lillian McClelland she also sponsors the F.T.A. club. Mrs. McClelland likes rnusic and teazhing and in her spare time she keeps house. Mrs. Mcfleilond likes office work and if she weren't feoch cg :held seek an occupofion in an office. I Advising the debate students on the pros and cons of pro'ninent aues'ions, is one of Roy Mansfield's chief interests. American history and economics and gov- ernrnent also occupy his time. Mr. Mans- field likes to travel and combines this with his hobby, collecting rno'ch books from places he has visited. Arauna the house he is a fafnily man he likes to paint houses and fend to his garden the heated discussions - in 'he Engish deoortnnent we find Frederick Marlo. Besides shop, English, American ii'c ii'J'e, and co'legs- g'aavn:z', he a'so teoihfis ,ornalsrn l and ll and is advisor of the Student Prints If he werer-'t teaching he'd like some sort of news- . , i paper work, His nooby is antaues and handic'ofts. This surnrner found Vx. Marlo re'r'odei ng his ho-ne ond soe'd'ng ti're fishing of Monisficue Loke - Work?-9 fo- fhe Lucas Coww Eng- neers was the suanne' o::u:o on of James Mohn. i-le o'so took a su er :ou'se at Toledo Uniiersby. He took it easy and enicyed ife for a week at indian Lake His hobby is hunting and fishing, he does this in his spare 'irne and would like to do this if he we'en't teaching schcol. Af school he is machine shop instructor. s.Q4 Q M, 'P' Q , ga .lf - r dx - in-it iiiiflfliflil 'ii V sc 4fQ-41 1'1 - ' 7 he superv se' of the cafetera s Ma y Miller. Mrs. Millers naooy is sew . second interest of Mrs, filler :s tra e and dur,ng the summer s e vacanoned a lb Virginia Beach and in M zhtgan. in problems class - Teaching shorthand, typing, and book- keeping, in our clerical department, is Patricia Miller. Mrs. Miller enioys music and collects match folders as a hobby. She also likes office work and housekeeping and next to teaching she'd like to do these things. She is assistant advisor of the Future Business Leaders of America Club. This summer she went to Kentucky and to the West coast for a vacation. - A typical American housewife teaching school best describes Bernice Musick. Her family takes up most of her time away from school, Besides working on her Mas- ter's Degree, Mrs. Musick also reads in her spare time. A big iob 'vfrs Musick has at school is being senior class advisor. She also advises Sophomore Y-Teens. - As one of the advisors of F,H.A. Guelda Nelson can be found in the home economics department. Mrs. Nelson is also a freshman class advisor. The duty of house- wife takes up her spare time and makes up her hobby. Other than teaching Mrs. Nelson would like to travel and this last summer she traveled to Florida. - A good guy on the faculty, seen around the halls of Burnrarn and in his math classroom, is Reuel Niswander. His hobbies, woodworking and reading, take up his spare time Last summer he lust took things easy and relaxed. Otner than teach- ing, Mr. Niswander would like to be a social worker, As it is he enioys teaching and likes Burnham, - Helen Papenfus has a very busy cur- riculu'n at 3.t'l.S. Other than all her gym classes, she aiso handles iunior and senior co-ed classes, intramurals, and clubs such as G.A.A. and Leaders, ta mention a few she is afso alrector of the annual Dance Capades. He' hoboes include bowling in the winter and fishing in bO'h winter and summer, Cfner than this she is a typical housewife, - A faculty member at B.H.S. with many varied duties is Robert Randels, who teaches general science and English. We're also proud of Mr. Randels in the sport field for this season he coached our junior varsity football to an undefeated championship. Another duty is that of os- sistant guidance director and spare time finds him with his family or working around his home. these are the minds that guided - Another faculty member in the clerical aepartment is Glenna Reinlein, who teaches shorthand, bookkeeping, typing, and advises the finance board and banking classes. This summer found Miss Reinlein at the Uni- versity of Miami and at the University of Toledo working to receive her masters degree in February. Miss Reinlein enioys reading, dancing, swimming, and tennis and does these in her spare time, The main duty of Julia Robison is that of eachirg sp cial educat on at Burnham . ,. her gay personality and happy manner shine in many directions. Her hobby is music and in her spare time she is the typical housewife. Psychiatry is Mrs. Robisonfs sec- ond interest next to teaching and if she weren't teaching she'd f'ke to be a psychiatrist. - A typical American housewife teaching school oest describes Bernice Musick. Her family takes up most of her time away from school. Besides working on her Master's Degree, Mrs. Musick also reads in her spare time. 6 'ls -....,,. Q .5,i,A..gJ. W l -fr I L, EJAVA - A very versatile person, Rose Standish, likes to travel. Recently, she traveled to Europe, and she has traveled all over the United States. ln her travels she also takes in a great many plays The girls in Burnham will remem- ber Miss Standish as Dean ol Girls. Miss Standish also likes to work around the house and is always changing things around. ffl - Another Student Council advisor is Robert Selent who also teaches American history. His hobby is sports in general and in his spare time he enioys reading. ln tne summer he carrteined studying at Denver witfi a pleasure tmp. it Vir. Selertt were nat teaching he would like to manage a travel bureau. - This happy-ge-'ucky instructor at Burn- ham spends rttst.n1e in the autorr-eti.e de- A x partrnent. Robert Shull's naboy, aut: rac- ing, is related t: h's tea:h.'tg Other in- terests are rad'o, stamp ard com cellecting, Afsllr-4 ' and getting more educa'ioc. During the ,.. I , 1' .....ffv4'f summer, Mr Shull worked at the Willys M Auto Research Department and he took fl! a trip to Canada. , 1 5 'un- .-1 the student through . A new member on the :u . . H.S. this year is Mary Stipp. She teozhes tenth grade English and is one of the Student Council advisors. Mrs, Stipp's hob- by is writing poetry. During the summer, Mrs. Stipp took things easy and enter- tained her motner who was visitng trcn California. - Vacation tirne took June Stiller to Virginia lost summer At school she :art be found doing re' 'rarty tasks whicn 'nclude teaching Lat'n l ard ll Arnericcn 'Hyg- ture and odvtslng tne Vwyanclatte statt. ln 1 D her spare time Miss Stiller enioys rel.nish- ' ing old turniture and her hobby is her five dogs and her nerse. iff, Q rl S - Director of our choral group is Richard Sutch who recently earned his Master of Music degree at Northwest- ern Universfty. Mr. Sutch's hobby is movie and slide photography and in his spare time he indulges in reading and listening to records. Other than teaching, Mr. Sutch would like to direct rnusic for radio or television. -lf it werent to' 'each sg, you 'night find Lewis Whitman in the cor' dors oi Q hospital, nowefe' 'e 'eoches be ogy and onotornf, the latte' 3 new cocze 3' Bufrcnr this yes' His Arn rg serscfzf ,' rcs 33 ned contioence find 'eases' from he :gcc- s His nooby is rec1Cl g :ro in his spo'e ti he tfles nis hond ct wming, A lwenoly ond outer 'eo:'e' seen in inf: ro' 5 of Bixnhirr High is Orla Thomas . tre seniors w 'l 'wnen-ber hifn through nis Arnericsn problems clfi-.z where vizny ouestions were tnfosned on His hoboy is golf, whicn he if-que l, :lays trtrogghoct tre surnrrer, Due ing .oczton tirne lost s-Nn'-er, Mr. Thorros ond nis iomily trofeled trrougnout the West Qld-Lfj i fl QQ?-Gafvsf' -Robert Wyondt, pooulurly known to all studerts os 'Pop , nos sp f-'h 1 niony hours patiently suffering through the hoir-rousing episodes ot his driving classes on the rood, Sotely in school, his time is token up with the pfoblefrs of guidance ln the summer, he con be seen ofound Sylvon :1 ouilding porches, pointing houses or helping teozhers in distress. James Zechmon helps stort the fresnrnen oif i Burnhzirn througn his generol rnoth classes Busy ns he wos this surnnner, working ot the Franklin lie Crecyn Company, he found time to tzxke his torfilf tentzng in lndiflriu ln his spore rinse he en ofs softooll with other loculty fr'en'be's He has fn greot interest in oll sports ond during his own school doys was 0 well known football ployer. The Sylvonio schools .isuci education de- portrvent, wn.cn is well known throughout Ohio is under tne entnusiostic oirection oi William Wood. He is the sponsor of lou' Clubs ond also teaches che'rfs'ry and ohysics in Burnhorn. When teaching days ore o.er tor the school yeor, he :unches the 'ir'-e clock ct the Allied Chenniccl SK Dye Ccrvpony where he works os o chemist. THAD ABELL o al 8- cot Geog Soctal Sctence BS Western Kentucky Untverstty of Con rtecttcut Untverstty of Toleao RONALDV ADAMS Word l'ltstory BA M Untverstty of Mtchtaon Untverstty ot Toledo ROY E BECKER Artthmettc B B E Ohto No thern Untverstty Untverstty of Toledo GEORGE R BLAKEMAN n ustrtal Arts BE BG W E B S Vocattonal Related Subtects Ohto State Untverstty IDA H BUHROW vtcs 8 M A B G S U Untverstty Colorado Untverstty ot Toledo EXALINA COLLINS of Indtana ELWOOD EDINGER General Sctence 9 Boys Phys Ed Untverstty ol Toledo Ohto Northern nt verstty PAUL ELEY Instrumental Mustc B S M S Ohto No tr ern Untverstty Ohto State Untverstty MARGARET F FAIRCHILD Publtc Speaktng Amertcan Ltterature Eng erature BO BL M AB O O Northern Untverstty Ktngs SchoolotOra tory Untverstty of Mtchtgan Whttney Studtos of Plattorrrt Art Boston Lyceum School BETTY FOLLAS Ltbrartan PhB Ohto Wesleyan Untverstty of Toledo B G S U VERNON GERBER Mechantcol Drawtng B S Blu on College Ohto State Urttverstty Untverstty of Toledo VIRGINIA GIBSON Home Economtcs BS Ohto State Untver st THOMAS A GILLOOLY Algebra Adv Algebra Plane Geometry AB MA Untverstty of Toledo Untverstty of Mtchtgan JAMES W CJLASE Athlettc Dtrector Boys Phys Ed BS Ohto Northern Untverstty Faculty Directory ROBERT HEIMAN t Bu nes Bookkeeptng II Law and BG LLOYD HULIT Coo dtnator Vocottonal Shop Related sub t A B Otterbetr Co'Iege Georgetown Ashland Coll ge HARRY LANZI Ame can Htstory Cvtcs 8 BS Untverst y o Totcdo RUTH MCBRIDE BE Dayton Art lnstttute Ohto S a e Untverstty LILLIAN MCCELLAND Engltsh 8 Spantsh BA Untverstty of Tole do Ohto State Untverstty ROY MANSFIELD Vocattonal Amertcctn Htstory Econowttcs L Govcrnrtent Amertcan Htstory Debate MA BGSU Untverstty of Toe o FREDERICK M MARLO Nocattanol Arnertcan Ltterature Amertcan Ltterature Journaltsm Grammar BS MA Ohto State Untverst f Ohto Northern Unt verstty MARY MILLER Ca eterta Supe vtsor B S B G S U PATRICIA MILLER Typtng Shorthand Bookkeeptng Untverstty of Toledo JAMES A MOHN Vocattonal Shop tMachtnel Ohto Northern Untverstty Untverstty of Toledo BERNICE MUSICK tsh 9 BGS U Eure a College GUELDA NELSON Home Economtcs B S B G S U REUEL NISWANDER Math 8 General Math Algebra A B BI tt tort Cotlege Ohto State Untverstty Untver stf ot Toledo Ohto Northern Urttverstty HELEN PAPENFUS Grs Pnys Ed BS Untverssty ot Toe o ROBERT M RANDELS tsh ctence Gutdance B G S U GLENNA REINLEIN Shorthand Typtng Bookkeeptng Bonktng B E Untferstty of Toledo 82 JULIA ROBISON u at on A C e Sptt HELEN SCHROEDER ts B G ROBERT SELENT tertcan H stoy BE Untv r Q Q Urtverstty rl Denver WILLIAM SHULL oc ttona' hop Auto Untve st Toledo ROSE STANDISH Algebra 8 Trtgonometry Plane S. Sold Geometry Dean of Gtrl BA Connecttcut College We teslcy College Yale Uttvetstty Ohto Northwestern Untxer tty JUNE STILLER 'nertcon Lt ure tn u MARY STIPP tsh IO BA Untverstty of Wtsconstn Long Beach College Untverstty ot Toledo RICHARD SUTCH Theory and Apprectatton A Cappella Chotr Mtxed Chorus Ensemble BN' MA Obet ltn College Nothwestern Untversty Unt verstty of Shrtvenhctm England ORLA A THOMAS Arnertcan Proolems BS O to State Untverstty Southwestern Untvcr tty LEWIS A WHITMAN Btoogy A otomy BS MA BGSU U c stt, of T le o WILLIAM B WOOD Chemistry Physics Visual Educatton BS Ohto Northern Untverstty Ohto State nt ferstty Utttverstty ol Toledo ROBERT WYANDT rtvtng Gutdance D an l Boys ' Vvtttenberg C lege Untver ty oledo Ohto State Untverstty JAMES W ZECHMAN G ne al Math 9 BS Ohto State Untver stty B G U O GI b E : , ' , GF-'WWI SI 5, ' , - Srtectal Ed c t , ' B B S C, M A St , ., , ' Y Soles B S , S U. 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E ' ' ' I , . S . 1 - f ' Engl, IO, S ' 9, ' , BS, X iii X ,xg N, A. '- F it -, , W ,Vg V' ,aww 3 J 4 5 f 6 Z A i 'N Q, 'VQJSY J - Mwzfa av K m - GF' I -I SI ,A Q. S5 W ssfgf .gk 1. 'js W 4 . I x A 4' 1 ' I Shown from left to right are the officers of the Sth grade class. Gwendolyn Schultz, Secretory, Bill Brown, President, Susan Polland, Treasurer, Jim Young, Vice President. The eighth grade busily collected autumn leaves for many ot their superior rated scrapboolcs, starting the school year. With assistance and planning done by the officers they held a Wiener roast at Burnham Park, and then went together to the football game. ln the Spring all members of the class enioyed their annual trip to the zoo. Nilalee Aldrich Ronald Baum Bill Bailey Sandra Barricklow Richard Baumann ' 4. 141 kb we enter -at - - ' :li ,L 9 '? J X Nl 1 i Marcella Becadle Tom Beeler Dana Betts Donna Betts Shirley Beutler sg Jim Bigelow Judy Bilgen Eugene Black Mary Blake Stephen Bond oy :Q .A Y-2 ' it ' p' I. 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Jerry Fletchel Raymond Fox Winona Franklin Chuck Frantz Lee Friese Mary Jane Gaige Charles Gemple Daniel Genson Larry Glenn Salvador Gonzales Robvt Gooclell Donad Griesinger Leanne Grotke Mcvy Grogan lcrn Suienu' Phil Guest Duane Cjulwl Patsy Haase Judutn Halbert Char es Hensen Loran Harter Michael Hartley John Harvey Judith Hasty Arm Hathaway Patrlca Hayes Donnie Hellman Robe-t Hepfinger Roy t-leinney G'etcrten Herzberg Charles Herzlg P' ii, rw- -L. .--! I' Q .A ,Ml '17 D J he e f ff- re s 1 bg ,thaw hm,4 li, Q ! ,TX 'K , ,V ,t I sw 'AX , , J Z 'T' we spend the first month ,. -'n , r is 1. D rl in Ing fi J- sl ,7 1 4 P G - D ,f A D . J L, x . i v f Ji , AV i ' I ',,A ' ' J -i .' 'A T -3 3' 1 M We -an L I 'V if wk li Fu- wr.-.L ' 'fill .Kyrie '29, A L -.1 Mm 271- Terry Hilemon Sandra Hill Jim Hoag Rosalie Haide Ko'en Holdridge Donna Hooper Linda Householder Roy Huber Danny Hughes Tom Hutchison Bonnie Jannereth Daniel Johnson Doug Johnson Janet Janes John Joseph Judy Judd Dennis Kennedy Judy Kennedy BilJ Kieffer Bafbcra King Jerry Kinnan Janet Kanz Richard Lake Ronald Lanex David Longhoff James Laughlin Kay Laughhn Lee Sheilby Carol Leiter Robert Le Roux Janet Leutz Sharon Lincoln Judith Link Edwin Little Larry Long Howard Lorless Virginia Loveless Judy MacDonald Charles MacKay Ruth Mahlman '4 'Q X 5 x -gf flndlng our way around 0 vw a- 'Q 3 va F' ,fax -4' 0,11 'S lx wry, l ' if '- X X is wif in ZA Duck Myers 5 Brll Newton 'Z 'J' .Y I df X dir 'S 'wr X X AQ: A Jean Nlclvo as Lola Ntgr wand Ka en Osgood Jean Ott Barba a Overfneld Ronald Parker Carol Parthemer 89 Richard Mant y Patty Ma kwaod Shrrley Mars Judy Masel John Mazur Samantha McClelland Barbara McClurg Rua McCormt 'Xlancy McCar w lc Ronald MCC e Donald Mefe Terry Mcllanwe Robert McOw n Dafld Means Jean Muller M a a Vrll Jlm Moffett Suzanne .fonaaf Jack Moo e Jerry Moo e Frances Moe Gerald Morgx Jerry Morgan Jerry Mowery Kenneth Mussnr A An . 8 , I . A r FN? ' ' D ap ' fr 'Z ,ff 1 A I V AA ,N l MVC ,I 'NY A l ,lf y A ,L 75, , V I- rt fe wi. NH' ,V 1 i . ' r j ' 'L' gp :WL 6, fr: V ' 2 ? fl f x arl- n l H .w I M' lv ,Q lv n rr f, H ,rlr X A x 1- .1 V f If . , f 'cn fb ig, V l2r 19 5 rf' I 'tflk tm l l 'Pat' ' ' as X X 8 y z 4 A tr ol a , ' - l - ., ,J tr t if A I , e ts aer , fig ' N V f .l N A-. 'Vs' f, 3 0 D +fvf':Z5 'S 4 N. 3 ' A tv- S: 'Q .4 I M T.. .ave S' f, 3 I it l I i f ., Q , x , 1, t Q V ,E .xx TN 2 Z5 ff if ,sf :Q it Y M . fl? if fl 1 4 S 1 5 to -0 , ' 4 at r r l ur -, ' ' P S I We are soon in the swing of things . . . . . 3' ' ' .3-fr 325' r -rf , 9 A' ' W nf V y 1 era Q 32 if Q 5 i C 7 ,ir .im A is G, gf' fulgx, ll f 1' no c 3' kit VV,: at rr 45 1:'- 5 4.1 fbvs ,Q ,sz ,,, eq., i SI' K M N. I 'Z Qs. i f T' P A L Matthew Perlrcns Jim Pickle Fred Pile Victor Pine Sue Polland Lora Pomeronz Tim Potter Barbara Powell Lynne Powell Betty Price David Price left Roe Judy Rohm Richard Rayth Richard Reed Randy Reihing Karen Ritchie Jirn Robertson .lohn Robertson Mary Robinson Gary Rochte .lean Roger Jerry Rogers Mary Rothert Billy Rowe Bill Sanderson Gayle Schlieman Karen Schoenegge Bob Scholield Judy Schofield Pixie Schooner Gwendolyn Schultz James Schultz Shirley Schuster Russell Scott Joe Scribellito Marvin Scripter Bill Sheu Tarn Shortsle Bennie Smith srl? 1 ,,, 45 - 5 4-gp I 'I 1 'X aX 1 K 'wr 01 fn., Wy. N 1 '14 ,Q .5 I' 45, rw ,ff mx W I 'N fi fs IV? f fx if -W r-an W, , X27 .2 t-:I .1 .'7 form 'Vi Charles Smith Jock Smith Murion Srnith Sondra Smith 'Jtrginio Smith Dick Spruss Tom Solly Creme Stun tm Stcrkwett Joanne Steenktste EG G SYJJ 1 Sharon Sumnu Lee Suycr Larry Suyer Donna Taylor 5 Tr: 0 By sprung we are truly a part iff!! Shcron Textor Dowd Townsend Borboro Turby Torn Tucker Lucy Turner Bob Vondergrtt Joan Vineyard Carol Vnuck Snoron Wczhtbu 'El Lowerence Wotkms Ncncy Wotknns ,. , - .S , ,.., rv-S I 'T 7 W? . fv 0' ,Q N .A In . Sie!! I 'X -4. . ' 1 ' r I t 1 5 fc 4 Q Q V X al' 1 A G , ' C -I 5 ',?. , 'rw X I I uf' ' Iii!-x hue yt r 7 , 'NE if 1 'X V V t t 1 t A l I rx f I rw r 4 ' 1 ' in X L 5 gg. -'-r as 'y 1 . 75' S, 5 0 .L : J y I +.?f-Terri-it ,'nr ,' A . ' 4: A Lf ' s N H P , vt K bf 1 ' 43, A Qwf' ' I K '3 ' . . n - 1, -P n- t 1 , n A I i ' '. .3 2 Q, Q it T, -sh ' if' .A 41 f' ,v 4 , , grass 1, 5 ' 5 f 'QV . O W 1.qyfQ , i V ll 5.123 QQ If Wy '.' Jim Young fi Donny Zimmerman .8 If Rudy Zinkie Ernie Yeoger Ha Louis Weiler ' Bill White Joyce Whiteman Cathy Wighimun Terry Wolinski ' We Bonnie Woodward Carol Woodward Bill Wright Phyllis Wynn! Tom Yeager Betty Yerg of Burnham ....... 92 ,ug - Q .1 cj. 'l I ,.-P 4 f-4-aff we the class of 1958 Freshman Officers: Roberta Eley, Secretary, Gary Klatt, Vice Presidentg Dorothy Deye, Treasurer, Mirian Lacy, President. As has been the custom in the past, this year's freshman Class held a dance in the new auditorium shortly after their re- turn from Christmas vacation. High spot of the year tar the group was the winning of the GNC. Freshman Championship by their bays under the guidance of Mr. Robert Randell. Clifford Aluns Richard Arno .ludy .lo Arnold 'x J J 'n 'N' Ja Ann Ashba A - -3 i Dawson Baker J X 1' A .. 1 I QW li ,f .N I Ronald Baker Nanny Barallcux I Q: lf: 'Q 2 . Marianne Barariski x K I g- .-- ' .lack Barker -- lj. ' f- N i Phil Barnes i y I 'Wifi t - f N I X, X f 2 Elizabeth Behirnan I.-ii in Q V Rachel Behrnfan Raymond Bellman Barbara Bertz Christine Biery 3 Q O ,,. 'SJ -v ,.,, my . J L' ,- A V --' 1, .. V I 'V i Q1 Q, A an -fe 'il I 'N i or K-fi -'3 4,3 5'1 Q, . I 'V ,vs .3 1 1 ,J F Q. ' , 3 , Christina Bischoff ' I i 'T' da Marvin Blackburn is gr NN, It Arlene Blankenship I ,M ! fx X ,W Mary Ann Borucki I lx V ' Ann Bowman ls Rita Boyington Jo gl' U A -3 QP: Shirley Brashear F A -. f -1 Kenneth Bronson i ' Edward Broshious R., 1 JK y Jifv Brown ' 1 J 5 'zffff ff 'la i if In Jerry Brawtvnett fr , gd Niika Buffington ' x Z J Joanne Bunch V' X I iwyd -Q Barbara Butz f , Eddif? Carns , nw n, , 4 ,.' Gi 5 4 f X 1 ,X Narwan Cochard J Ch dz risk' W W ' gil iz lf 3- Rilln Clam! l V ? K 'E BL J , Q Janine Comstock rv 'A it ' Jim Connois IAQ it 7 J ,I ' 4' 4 . :- 1, ' . Shirley Conrad 4? Y' ' Julia Contreras 1 V Q l Rachel Contreras uf, A Frank Cooper M I, qs ,tv A W' gf.-. ' -au Bud Cousina . 'Mil' C1 ?Z'd 21 1 , David Crabtree Z U are looking forward K rg I5 A M' Judy Cramer I V Juay Crandall v, Carolyn C'aton Carol Crawford Larry Cress wg Kathleen Currier dem? f ' ' 3 F Teil? .1 r M li? , 1 3 .J V3 1 ' I I . in ,J9 X. U ! 4.1 K. 5 if 'ff' ,I .3 Y-ur' X fb i , ,f 1 9 W' of' l 1: . r. A 5 .. J f Q1 to future enioyment 3 fi T y fo 16 G , K 'J we ll X - Q, x, A , A - ' 6' , J ' -A L 5 xg li ' 2 F- i N 'izffwwj , A' .3 'f G W I ls -i JSM, I Jil lvl -iw J .. 5? . H: f' x , V3 8 T ggi L , James Currier Bette Dailey Bob Daull Barbara Davis Rosalyn Davis Douglas DeMurh Dee Dee Deye Donald Donaldson George Donnelly Kay Downing Albert Drabik Shirley Eckhar! Kerman Edens Judy Edwards Roy Elden Roberta Eley Dian Ersig Barbara Felt Fred Ferguson Beverly Filce Joseph Fisher Lois Fishe' Shirley Ann Fleig John Fallas Arline Fox George Freeman Janet Gad? Susan Gagnon Nancy Garwacki James Geck Bill Genney Patricia Gill Harlin Goodell Jim Goodwin Hal Graham Kennefh Growden James Hamilton Louise Hayes Donna Hendrickson Linda Heniosa I flaw. ,, ,, nf ,,, rm f , -Arg - 7' fag ,, :T ' 4'g ,W .1 f A fs I Av yi. A-.Sm 'K' at yn - ' f .Cav W v Z i ' 3 1 J 27 J ' ,H - ,SF .3 7: ,t, - -3 U P I-0 X ' -. , x - I XX sf X fl A 'r 'Q' we know that we NY Y: tt? . -1 , -, n I ' fl -E F. A K v df' K 4- f . , v .1 ,X 1 V., A Q , n, x Q y X 'tw X fx ' X I -.af I If! x 6 2 ' C: 3 r Jr :I f --. .12 ,Q I X Q, I ,Q - ,1 1 M . , I V-, , Q 15 J , - - ,: ' 1 ll 1 5 ' f' My . E I n . ,X 4 Y! X I I 1 A YN A V .uf 'uk FH r J 7 . J .. 1 it ,L I: ' 'S N , wg W x , f vt . 'Q ' R 1 .q:'f'H-.1 HQ Lewis James Lime Charles Livingsion -, Kidd Luce Ellen Morrey .. fiom Mars 5 2 .een Muyh ug , . y Mcflormici Said Mciinight Pm' mtl 'fc f Pm' w 'I ffefz wlnfmr' :V Q.. ,Q M , Cc: 'ci Mi V N' :- t f S Q M' X-1 :H rf 3...,.V, MCL .- .'.': V 'W ' J lx' . fin XA: ' ' vor- W C707 nu M 3 . R 'x 'v' xry 'fx-, Hom'-r' N47 1' Vflfvx-ff! 'J'-1 C 1' : Pu! f P1510 - PAL Cr P3 Ref: rf ', Portf .1 ,-x,, PC-, PJSZH 'Z Q':f : 'x.,.. ,KL xxg. '.'Z1'g v R 'r'2, Cal-3 Robe vs Sue Robitaxlc I - ,Q rv? ' ft Q I 0 33 fl e 3+ V-7 - 4: 5 X I - i 's RMK' K M' 'W ,ff ,- A ,za J A I 'ff if 4 J: C' Jgi 2. 3,8 ,ii I M y y ,, 4 T , J ' , I . jx 1 s ft ,xvf Ugxk . Af, f are future leaders 'ffy 'fy ZZ' eye Q L 'Ha M1 f.c-r- i f T J y ,ff X' . 6 gps K nf' 1 fy 'L 22113353 6 fe N3 , fi 'H' -J A '43 ix, 1-.3 , 'sy Q ' , xxx s Q 3, 413- y Q9 1 J? A ,xxx-f 1' ' e 'MTH . 5, YQ, 3 ' A ' . 4 K o wi fe do wg? I I .,W. My ' -af' ' as - J W Wa, sfsfs' 5 'Qs' ,M K1- 'vt '65 ag av --v -V -dh 'W' I3 -4' , V? 'xfuw' I . on ' Bob Rochrc David Rotherf Dulfe Royer Bwvn Russell Jean Ruswinkle Joe Soly Don Sanderson Lcxrry Sass Richard Schoc r 5 Lucello Schropp Dxfzne Sdwf,-He Judy Snort ROHM! Scum Hdfvwct Shun Kennedv Sixfyu Cdfi Swimeunorn Jodnna- Slwker Mary Lou Sloan Corof Srnelscr Comm Smith Lufvy Snwfn Mary Sfnxfn Milly Jo Srnnn Mdvdyn Svnwth Ronnwc- Snwih Pool Snook Lorena Snydev Dion Sprague Judy Sgzfogue Roger Stuff Bonnie Stone Ivho Stotlcff Torn S.JlMynn Chuck Sylwcste: Tony Tonvnurine Evelyn Thomg Susanne Thorpe Floyd Townsend Koy Truesdell Jock Turpening 4 1 K 7:2 J' I ,fix A .A If ,- .ff U -., fx rv K-- . f f 1-45 'Q JVAAGL -J 'Tv 1 A WH XJ ' AM f M I vw .M 'N 'N ,. 4- .,, -V1 Tv 5-' f - i i E 4752 . ,- . A, ,. '-s . 1, 'J ,rv A 4 Q vt- ' X Q , Q , 'VL .I Mya' ' 40'- sx of and future citizens ,JI . 'YC 1,4 1, 1. Churlem W ROFUPFP Yfhii - , hum 1 Bonnie Xhlts - 'hard Noo b ': ry Vfzod I 'znk VN 'on .rk Wy ebo I Q., X px 99 l f 'f ' C S' fx .fl 4 in A M X 45' M T1 l s. I 5 . f . i '73 fl . lc: Q .T Ab I ,, . .S . . 1 , '-Q? I ' 41 ' X l, 6-344 xl V4 , 3 V ' 'nelso n . f' rf- 2182 X W7 A . t , 3 ly HQ' l ft W , Y it ., , n SN 1 .. fl 1 X af' if I 1 is riff, 'fr ,W X 5 l . me if E l Raw v Y Shown left lo right are the officers of the Sophomore Torn Booth, Treosurerg Bob Brown, Presiderr, ond sem The sfudious sophomores 145-re well repres roll. All work ond no ploy rnolfos lofk ci zlol wos not True ol the sophonwor-'s -f tliey incl o ployed ping-pong, ond enioyed rrffra-sliiiiciits similar evenings progroni vvos grcotlf onioyecl. . . . . with the ordering rlriss- Jirn Crondcll, Vice President, Louie Spstzenherger, Secretory, frnffl 'his yeor on The honor ' hfyf' is the soying, hui this ooncc in 'lie old ouclilorium, 'is tha gpfing ol The yeor cz .lrmnife Ahlbori Bs-My Adams Bolibw Adonis A'::r X-lflewon Cofolyn Ahrercl Frances Allen Ngrmzvi Alien Nick Alle' Carol Ansia-al Doris Atheld Lindo Boririsler Vsfilmo Bc1r'e1t Dolores Bell Nancy Be-llmcxri Jock Benner I ,A 100 F- rv 5 ?? f'7 I fx S 4-av q-Q -4' 'Sn-an fv Oh. --1 1F 'i' ,-4 1,115 11 1 .gf 'N of our class rmgs av, Q rx A 1 I fx f dal ul T7 .rf 'lu 4, Dx JF' 4- -x 17 ws Av 3 ' , A NA.. LM1 fi i, 'Q 'g 'I Suzanne Bennett Mory Ann Berry Nancy Block Susan Bfockford Tom Booth rurles Bc z f en o J gneB Bull Bretsc elder U an Brerschnem F 'rund B Robert Brow r B r wma Bu d Cr r F JU, L Rormdf Sw C,Xf9f Dons Cc! I I Tom Cook v f Co L COJ J v1 Crank. C: m Cro fo J Vwlynfwe Cre J dvh C wder ., , A V 4 Q .A 1 .3 .1 W . Af1 fx X f 'ffff A fn? rw Io: - ,A was I I 3 B -A J ,A 53, - fewer 2 ' f . M . Jr 'V I s X f . - f X 34 ff 6 kdv 'czmgki ' l 'V ,. ' ,, H- .. , 3.4 44 1-1 1 1 l 3 Q , 4 . I i 1- .or y U Tor I x I ' Q BM' ,hir iff I fi 4 - 1,3 ' Shimon fl 'zfzifu' A ' 7' N , ' ' , .fl .. 'V V L' j .2 'l 2 r, 1.3, , ,J v-,Jr ! X h X ' Q ,' s, -I Be 5 9 Camas f Y ll X xfl 4 gli :X X 'Y ni , X 'W ,. X W Cf X V J. , 8 F ' X.J ' L'r ,:'w M ,A Du Cswstock X - x J . n ,Y 1 n I . 'V n,,'x'. Wi' . fp .a , .1 Ja' V T! -r 'fm , vi. x f do lim f'- f CCJCN' '7 5 ,g Sqe like' 1QQ1': .fr Q 'Q x , A 'XXI I ,- , mr Safbor' fra.-ford 0 paw A f H41 6714 ,A an. Fi? ,ff 0 YY Y? ,..4-nw 's 1 w more fully feel ,fs 1 1- 'Q 11 4-5, 'Vi Fx -S 4' rv 'K ff' '35, 11' Q? Q -tv V7 Bruce Day Joe Deck Dennis DeMuth George Dixie! JuCA,' Dcvming Jonef Drobek David Drake Sglly Dmfes 'cm Doughfen Punk DuPre A vo Eckwort Jn: udyn Edmgor cl EJIHC D cmnc so Sim Ney Ehrshom f Exscr T1 ev F' 1 V' Rwchorii Fo d H Ln F on d Cx Q c, Gm GMA Yer U 0 v I ? . ww r f 'Z ,IW :I AX 2 f r .. A 3 5' V K pr? ' -f c : Ed 'X .. X I' l , - A Q I GA wr-cf U: on ,, ,, , ff .v-U X P11-:fu Haus: ,..'n AA.. ll ' 4 'TE 'pi intl ful-T ' ,V al' .jg 'Q ,pg K J PM LFUSU f 'V 'wavy EW ' MI' ' .1 ' L I Y, ' - R f- F '1 g m :cw G O. V I9 .5 , 1, N W3 ,:6,'s I' :IB It 2 Ju1FoMs N ' ' A is 'J , QF, - Lucy Fofd . -- .Av , I -L. Y F 1 ga? ' , , 1 I DL:.n F ' 'fwgxmfz Fcxh 1 In .. Q, Q Bczmu - 1 ner Il V Q ,L ' 'A Y, A Bwlne W 'S X ' I s - .- Tow Grwizwex' , I. f ' X 'N 5 ' Lf-g if' Glynn I ' Sixj, Giid Cade HQ fy A Jwzh G' :Y i Y 5 h K 3 I A To ' G'o4,' - A . 'N Kv- ,, .' up . 47 f , , Af' 'A -Q - 1 f 'I . , ' 'X' ' Q, , ' x ww-f',f Km Dwi' G'cs5 Jjrver Guest Sharon Housie Decun Hoefner M 7 Suu ,f Hume Sfmron Hc: few Hurv, 1 if ,His Hcrt'-1' ,ilrm Hoes . 1: '--es Hei w won YU :wed Hffigfr' Duff Hwz Vow Hoag vicA HC'f-- .,-, . Q , jizre HcsP':l SC dC1HLa ' Y.C wQ Hfv S'wll C ALT' lim:-4 Jcnfs Jam' o Lpxvry Ksdcr Tom Keeler svn-I. ,nf ,H- Qdw ,Jw K,.vw. CH' KOu5Tn': ps- . A .fzf 3 l X' '3 , i 35 -A 1, f' .HJ 'ff xg ' f A jx, J -47 N.. 'I ' e2 W , K ,i , 1 X X , 40 , My-,vw 'Mufvuy ,N 0 vv 4 X. bi' 'cf ,. Q -1, 2 ' 'f 1 f A ,Air X iq' '. f ! A 40 ic 1 -in 'F' G C 5' Rf' T i' ff' if ,J 0 ,aa 3 Z' ' .-7 . Q X igx K 5 nuts 'Z gm T3 4 B is W: ,- f ,J ,, A Q! I -C.: -1 -,, , x 'X Q. X 1 V . ,HX 'N Tlx ,4 rv Q 'V' A' Fr 'J 7, ,J ri A 4 A Q. . M.- Q V1 ' 1 4 Q ' J A I 5' N ' X . ix the spirit Friefg K fl kD by L 4 lun ma ' ff' f' ' If 'iv is. Bnce K '-. Ni . ff rf 4 ' liz J f: f' ' -'F N03 - Y 'L , Y X ,tix I xx gi-Egg 5 lcv 1: I X 'ff IT' N 4 I I ,.u Q 103 Nj ' -- .df 'aff-' 5 ...A 462' f. a,,,..f 'f' Ednh Lewis XNGIWLY LCM' mor Edward Louy Peggy Nalosh Potty MCC 4- us MCK zo J Mem W9 U Ann rce r Mercg ef!! 10 'V- 4-9 'mlb -4? --sr Q D nd My 5 JJCH Nu ,Q YM L Q -wfi 5Ov of! 0 'A' .nr -0 T7 o 0f'3 ' Cl! Pm Pfourz if vm n rc M H 1, Posvlgvmlfe 47 M' of Burnham Hugh School 104 - ,-- ,, - 5' f' 'U A V, ,:, 'A fl' A - I- A '- - 5 ,-.., ,N ,,,f ' 1 A , . - ' ' ' , ,ff x ' ' 'L ! Y I R115 'YQVJ '-'wG'TE'w , 3-7-1,' . ,N fv :Q vw 51' ' fix. 4' V' .Tv xv- ' A -, I, 'D ,T J, .AU 4.4-gf -.,- M, ' .3 We . --I f , pq A Q KX U x 4' r l g .c,:L 'fizfunr . . , ' J. .. ,. 6 S 3 L Y nm 'A 1 'Tb C!lMIV lTtV N .A - ... .fgz wa- xv. 'Jr' , 2 X ,I ,I , X WI 1.1:z'js:y ,Howcw 4 N J: X '11 'A nllghh pf: VI I 1 A, 5 E w'f1J9C1'k JA. :gi M ., ,M f A 'li HCVCEC Mcweq K I UIQ? :. , ' ' k Q ' I Q Heier Money - . WAX ,.-'.4',' J ' . 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L Q ,- 'S Susan Smjs Q' Af wif. ff D rmfl Sfmfh '5 f Q we S the spmt of unlty D ww Slxk 105 'tix Kay Prettymon Joann Pugsley Tom Race Dennls Rckosmk Bob Ramsay Loss Reed Kenneth Refwshler B verly Rhodes Clnfford Rhodes Bob Richards Ewa Ro errson O v Rohwrmhc Alun Rf V1Iter Rowe Ehzub th Rowe 1 Q S' mow Sunder on Om S h we Co ol Scmvmfz r cw Q Barbara Sauis S CL C vc: S Loren.: Slveder UJ 1 , fx ,aw .any ,wr fir'- WW -1. 'li '+- Q -v ,sag Is I yr- ui 41 Gnovgc Srnnh Joseph Snwlth Larry Smnh Lando Smnh L on.: Snm Marlene Sn, K 1 on Splno Louvre Spnrze-merger J 1 k S ros B marc Sr rk xr ySfO John Stxngr John Stennwond Co Hon Stephens Por Srewen Donna S1oncr Norman Stokes Navy Stroud S IJ Nancy Szcnkowskl Vorn Tcyknr Rosemary Texfor uh L my Tol JfC1niVc Trockor .Mm Tunuson Mcrlcnn Tok Mo xon Turk Bob Urbonskn and development 1 .., ,ff I ' l V - J 41 , Q, - Q3 N C .Ln n ss 2 ' ' lf? I V X ff? My 1 1 U X 'O A Xl , K A l ll vs 1' 'pg - f ' 3 2, ff. 9 . Q sz' ,. f . 1, if v f x N, N 'J T 0 4 ..A .- , M I Af-rf 'w.'5Q1,,,l, 'J 3' 'I' rg 2 ff Q7 ,QV I -c 'cf hoods , fl D1:j'1vO Young l f . I 2 I A l f K if ' P Bur:,r1:'c1 7 .-5 ,Q I -757 A W .-. ,f'.'Gl?e' Zwllwfl J f I I lfmfxlyn Zmln- : , E: I - .' , 1 w- - 4 of loyalty . . and affection Jim Von Pelr Larry Vineyard Doug Wurrener Janice Wess Duori- lffais Jean Wlwiffeld Leluh Wi'ii:,-'ns Ramona William Madeline Wirz Murl Witrscheck 5 3,-L. 'fwsh 'll N-bay- 5 1 -Q 3, . ' 5 '45 Shown standing in front of the auditorium are Clayton Ogren, president, Judy Mansfield, secretary, Karen Matheny, treasurer, and Jack Brown, vice-president - the officers of the iunior class. Nearing our year Ooops! We iust slid into third and are heading for the home plate, our senior year. The big run toward third base began with the receiving of our class rings. It continued with Rhapsody in Blue, our prom. We were spurred on by our manager, Clayton Ogren, without whose help we would still be on second. Jim Moy and Jim Rodebaugh were the most valuable contributions of the class to sports. The Junior-Senior Farewell in the spring climaxed our big year. -L. 108 45 Iv' x f ll W-'v ,fy iq. x I, ll Z, 'PF - ui 5 ff '-E1 ' f c-r ...., f .K 9 fs -, Q fx 1' , I ,A ,fy E f 1, nf 7 of graduation . . -.X CLIP .31 .ff 'J J , if 2 ua FF' V If Jr gf. 4 -. , vw ' ,Z -J lx- , f 'fa- A. lv' t I It K V' J-S Q . J, ff J? -lx n.'N if ? . L' ! ' . . 'M :- y :Um Boalwvt RJ:-Lulu Bcllwg v , H Mila: Boon V. ke Bowntzfx J: K '5'own f -is-,ww sw.-.M '. ,:'i'w1zll B', Sll Rc: err Bums Ann Byron 109 Margaref Acker Joyce Agle Jeanne Allen Kenny Anderson .luck Ansfed Sandra Ansted Janet Arnold Richard Banon Sharon Barricklow Margie Barfell Pele Bclswnger NOYWCI Be-orllc Jody Beals Jeanette Bcrnlwollz Jack Befry Roof-rl Br-Hunger Lyman Bfxcon Roy Bull-r Sid Bfllcf-r Doris Beflon Bill Bigelow Roger Blackburn Sharon Blackwood Tom Blake Carolyn Blosingame ,il ,flu FT.. ' ,A , A V v, I Q Q, 7,4 x yi P 'F I W , . .v v- .w 4 9 4, Xaigi I C . C L: me J ,.a A .i yy Vx ET' M! ,fl ff S' J 0 fi ry ,, Q? L- 3' J' J, 'Q- jj Al -3 ' L, -A C J' 'A ' .19 5 4 I K ,L a f -I. ,'? 'fvg ! :I- 'C zb- , f ,C 52 1 Q , 16 m 4 , ,. . 3 'f' 9 NL ' -11' R. Leoro Carter 'Alclwoel Carver Carol Clmncler Joan ChUClZlr'5l4l Ron Clark Walter Clark Roger Clarkson Paul Cline John COQTS Bob Cole James Collins we realize that if Slworcn Crouse Clwozles Cwnrnlf' Pl-yllss Currie 'Nllliom Culslwoll Joanne Dun-els Charles Doyls Bcfboro Deye Jlfn Dickson Lofry Dobrosz Peter Dowling George Downey Jvn Drobelc Nancy Drake Bull Dunsron Dczneen Duyondoclc Borboro Dyer K' .4 T 'Vx 9 v-. F9 ...W 4 11-. Q A V, , , 1'- 'Q ,AY fu fv- IS but the sfeppmg stone ,Q 3.4- 'vs 1.7 C 5 r 'Y 'I' 3 Zur an .v- A M Bob Eltnelr John Eldon Deon Ersing Donald Er ren 'vlorcuo Founce Rosann Flick George Flower Merclde Flowers Nvllnum Flower Rose Morne Fox rw :rd Fm F U Erorborcx Furrell Gladys Gonson Fre G ll Por Crllooly r w Roger Toms fxlmrlss Gould Horry Grucyli B tty G wessmger Nez Grxflun Fromlclm Holbe G no Hol B1 norm Horussen rwlc H xrrr' 15 H ns Corol Helrvon 'My Helm g Hepfr' 6 U y H rrvord z e y H tm rc Roger Hnelvwon Norxcf Hxggms C I Mo y Holdrerw Ronoy Holllsfer Mary Hooper Lyfvneffe Hovey Dorothy Hughes F ' A ' s' ' ., 7 , 'A y X V- l 1 5 . of A K K I n . 5 , 2 vt My V I 'gg 'v l 5 -fr -3 ' 1+ lg. R rs, A - , Q ,Y l 5, J , ,, y I Q K? V X . . -N -A- J! . . I !f, if fl : 'K rf w ix l A K' Rm' f 'ess A I l '0 ,lu 3Qv'oC1 ,' r r . A 3 -A nn 4 A I: Ro V el 0' V ' 3 V2 1 l 'f Y R' . ' I J! 'lk' 5. ll' 5? Y XXX 'X T!! d I j . ' , fi Xl ,, rr' ' or A A 'Y N In . Q ? 11 Do low: Grlwore- L y : '.:x V rg g 1' . 4 b y I ,- Ai Y H xl Q 'W' xy ,.r :sat h ' 7: 5- If ' V' A . .'X- -.Q . rl: 1, X . V e 1 ' l3 '.? o . wo J A if N6 A ' - Q f ..x , , A . 'Y , fr Qi R '7 Q . s M . - X 'I X C r' . Al ' s'3-fl!! 1 . ffl I 1 Fffz 4 Jon , 'S' ' PH ll' Q l-X nl il 5 . UA ly B ' Y Cl lf fr H ' R ' f . sm A l s,' ' iv X Jinx ,Q r 'R 2 l 0 f 4 9' ' lr y 3, 6, A Bey rl e 'C' 3 .. 2 ' .gi f A ' R , ' f- Y . ' 459 ' ' . X 1 ' , 1 f mmf H'lI 1 N ' it 1. . ' . n K ,, fv H f lx 4 - r 13 'B' f-if nm li J '.. , - a A M nf' I , f ,n Q, 43 L... l :- f dl 1 , ,, 1 4 X, A55 1 Hf. su l, .. . :il 'I Mb X 5, 'ef f , 1. 2 . is l ' E 1. f g 1 1 -62 4,,. . fr X! lfnf, 7? X xx ll '3 ' k All 4 - N . fu ,ws l A 4-A f' 17 9 . I1 ff Wt ' 4 . xi-gr X 4' XX 14 to greater achievements ..... -C ..,..' 15 I, .v v 'Y ff . .,, ...ff f- . A ,,- ,KT D 3 fr F ,A , ,. cv 3 9 f' Judy Monsfeld Karer' Motlweny lm lAC1Yl1Ufll1 !-'w X'3n McClure Bob Mc Cullough Alfa MC Dmnell 1 , 112 Bob Holm Kenneth lnclffif-1' Mary Ann Jcnguzalw Bob Jcznncrotlw Melvin Jolmscr' Lczfry JONES Edward Kcmovel Pm Kelly Pol Kile Kc-nnefh Klein .lpomlcz Knestrlck Bob Kucfer Carol Koester Mary Korller Tom Kroll Ann Lczngcrwderlifr Cfurlue lcxrzelcfo Dorovlvg lcmgmlm Cmlffm- Le Moilrc Jim Lolwlvouer K4-:my lorerzcn Cwrrzlyxr Luz Rilo Lcuy Rlclmrd Moc Alpluf Pu? Mallory on 'zen' if sg fy- f- 5 ff If Judy Nofter Rrrhord Neorhood Leona Nrgbswcnd , Q- C7 ...Q fx 'Arv- 'JZ' , 'fn 1K -G' rg -J' 113 my 'J John McGrath Don Myers Donxel Mrller Alvin Mmmck Ruchcrd Nrtchell Larry Moon Lucnlie Moore James Moy Rolf Myers Frank Ncpleroio '-rl Lmdc Noe Joan Noworym Clofton Oijren Nancy Ostrcmder Charles Parker Duck Pflrfrwemcr Gail Perry Jerry Pelron Phylrss Perdeou irene Perry Bob Pfoutz Mary Lou Prepfc v Morxlfn Pnl Le'1o Porlock Wrlmc Pomercnz I '33 ,-Y .. .-' . 7' 'ZF y 'ff r ' 'Z' sr -f 2 1- , p ' 4 ,, ' ' 1 - x ' f- r r Jf . 4 1 I 1 - . y, M73 Q If V .A V ,VV V ' , :a 4' 4 fi - ,W vs ik.: A ' W ' -A r 1 s-' Qxkikx. ixx ' If 1 r, A s .fr M J . s . 9, 1415 1 I ' I cl ja, fo more e uslve goa s an gp A ' . P , V, . I IV 4? I I QT rv 'Ts ' x ,, J I 5 f 3 A - Q Q , J- Ns on . . n , ,af f 1 5, yy .9 .,r .'- ' i r 3 , Q, X ,D I U in UA NI MO' P46 '-ef l 3 7 I Q ,, fa lf 1? J J ,Q -5 Q .- If Q , Q ' ll f' I ,Q 'S' 'af' ff .. - l 5 J, 1 vi if cr l i I' l Q xy 7,5 l Q 1 f ,N g ,Q KV ,I .4 if QPV ,ga I 'T' , I gi V GJ, l 4 2' K 1 l K, I our place in the world 114 oc orc eed Alben Rhod Teddy Rltcl Ann Roach Marlene Roberts us Rob tson Qodebcugh cn ol Rose Decnc Reeves N w c we Ru 0 Sfur S 0 on Qonrlcfson f w o Jlm S lwm dl n Jclwny Sclwmloder 's S: 'V lo, rv V Saloon, ffcwlo Scwroede' Loyd Schultz Tom Scott Angjo Scribelliro by? S f cm ,...-. I Nancy Sager Ernie Swullmon Barbara SrrI'r Rancid Swan Sondra EMM Dan SFVEQZI fc Shirley' Snegcwyql Beverly Selly Roy Srcmeszewslu Pot Sturt Mel Sleplwenson Shirley Strmwbrldge .Q .A A A .. J 1 ijt, I I A S Joyce Sfykerrvcw Paul Siyflc PGY Sulllvnrv Mary Kuy S,l.-refer Eddle l:1ll '.:r Charles Taylor Paul Toylc' Thomas Trcfpefer Leroy Tuckefrvcn John Turner Jim Urborfslm Ken Vance Kay Vineyard Marvin VV:zcLley Jock Wogonfield a V' .L C7 ,- Q lv 1, V ,, or L -v A W ' , '-'gf F S 5 1 f 5 Anno Zingg Robert Wlscn Gail Zwoger wk M, A X . x '. ,, i x .X Y V, ,,ga-5. I In Memoriam 0' '19 'n 'ZH LENE FRWF55 RONALD HENRV Cx .Jc1rf3 e ru.: 11 1- 4.171214 . Q I' - P 5' ' I Y W X X W' . f - ' X - A 7 4 JC R ' J ,W37 F 3 'fr,'Y9,?9f17 Algugr YQ, W5-1 'jg 3 V O5 1 .. - .rv Q x X - 'K Q 'aff ak., Ss, . M25 2, g if ,ga Seniors ,.,'5,g 9 P xxx 'Wt ,gy V W-V VV W V, V, 1 .ig -:IM ,M bat? 'wh' an 51:75, fi:f:ff'ffL'f yt A 4: o 2 ' if lun 1 , , lk 401 I 'Q 'r'P,w i ., , fvqwqw' two' 'W? nw, 'ik' ? j he yyrt u Y'-21' rt tw., v Q, ' 13,3-W ,. fri we n, .,. lj! '2G,:.: v ,.2f 'liTe?' M to finlhe re'3ll18gi,g6n,f e real ond' ',. ' 'I is 9 l W?,5!p.seniom looyirsslpdrt gradu4itlorl'q3'lhe, 9645 I e A raw they phone. We fealrze.thaf sqme of Tis A y 5 btrfvqoihall qrd ourselves, rather than tour lackqof educatianarifopofturrit , pregepied here. Ours' wai ybuwoftalref was offered greatly. .The dnlf really educated people dfe self-edueated. ' ' Maturity: we now know, need be no dull routine of a defeated and resignpdridulthood. It can ratherdfie the triumphant use of powers that all our childhood and youth have been in preparatlon. 0' nv' v' A C3 Lt A S s S O R S Qui. BERNICE MUSICK ROY BECKER RICHARD FORD JOHN SMITH PAMELA SHAFFER BOB RUSH MCHUBFS maketh the mon , , , he Hail the gladiator! i , , Shines Two bits, four bits, six bits a The master of the T formation presldefh o'er'us. on the grid and on the mgf dollar. Jovial Pam is our No. i . . . At basketball, too, hes a scholar. sensation. We love Well, this is it. We're taking off, getting out, leaving. Some of us are glad we're going, others - not so glad. But either way we're tired, and why shouldn't we be after twelve years . . . That first year - kindergarten - and the false illu- sion that we are going to enjoy school. Jumping out of bed and into a pair of flannel knickers with a button- dovvn trap, we headed toward breakfast - a bowl of hot Pablem. We tucked our pencil boxes behind our ear and headed for school, that first, fateful day. Then the ax fell. The first grade, things began to really get technical. We learned to read and even to count! With the second, third, and fourth grades came the terrible realization that sometime in our school life we might have to - excuse the awful word - work? ln the fifth grade we noticed that in another year we would be the top dogs. This, of course, was in the old-fashioned days of Buster Brown haircuts and going to grade school only until the sixth grade. Sixth grade, and the big political string-pulling for the chance to be safety patrol guard and help the little kids across the street. Then came the really big year - our grand entrance to Burnham. We must have liked Mr. Abel's geography class because later most of us became Globelteers. That year Joyce Tuckerman served the first of her three terms as our class president. The last four years were the most rapid. Dick Wells served as our class president in our sophomore year and we elected Jean Maiyo to that office as juniors. Next was Dick Ford. Lowell Mays became one of the few to serve as judge for two years. Dave Woodward was the student council president. As l said, we're tired so good-bye. . 1 SUSI ACKLAND GERALD ALLER JAMES ANSTED DICK ASHBA Sus! ho5n't gone to the dogs - It is better to love lots ot gtrls Seest thou o mon dtligent in hte Whot is mind? No mower Who the dogs oll corne to Susi little thon to love one girl lots business. is matter? Nerer mind 3-5 X 'Eh A A shihwifllw BILL ASHLEY DALE BAKER NANCY BECKER There's nothing ltke o good I took chemistry ond belteve me Gentlemen prefer blonds southern nome to ottroct tltr- you con have it buck. nofurclly girls. thy sacred name, RICHARD BELL SHIRLEY BENNER His tenor stnqging 'eolly fly: The bells ore ringing for me and bell. my guy. h 5 40 'Q and HERBERT BERNHOLTZ MARILYN BETTINGER ve me :J Ievcr long enouqI One of the wel!-Iwcwh and pop- 'K rf' N I 'L 'I Ir: I, I'II move the v.'orId uIci' Bettinge' don , . the IGS' of the red-hot Bettingefs '60 x BILL BISHOP All pIoy and FO v.c'k rch-A BIII G guy guy JOHN BLAKE A stitch in time pegs thew t I? X--:ze-' SALLY BLASINGAME BARBARA BORDER CHARLES BOWERS An innocent face , . but who The girl with the Mono Lisa srv1iIe A g'eot w'est'ef . , he Coe con tell. . . but Mono was never that reoIIy pin 0 guy down, efficient. O Burnham High . . . Q. , - lt, I We - 2 I PAT BREMFGRDER Our wc non of distinction the onIv gir! in rrechohicol dfowf ing or trig. SHEILA BRETSCHNEIDER The quiet artistic type smoII but mighty. Being measured for caps and gowns sfrs cur feelings and we solemny reahze that 'soon we will be graduah ing, The thought thar we wil! be leav- ing this place that has been our heme for four years somehow dims our enthusiasm. JANICE CARR GEORGE CHAPMAN ur years of hon'e ec A man must have a cerfch at a a for son' hsd-A,' arvount of infeHigcn1 ignaehze u to get a nyNhe:'e, Thy praise forever SHARON CRAMER JOHN CRANDALL CAROLE CROFT R R for ge-vmj Glen! 1- Acccmnamsr 537 cur M gan- :Y a n ram cs arz cp! vull carry him fc a for Music hath charms BONNIE DE VRIENDT DIAN DONALDSON GLENN DOUBLE PATRICIA DOWNING Poised and preny, M59 and The light that lies in Dian's eyes Double says that girls arc Five foot two, eyes at blue witty , 4 , -is some light! trouble, yet when they're near Her hair is of a golden hue He's onthe double .f. '5'v:1-u . X F s ess -- vi , L V fx 1 VERNON DRAKE BARBARA DRAVES MILDRED DYER Everything is funny as long as Draves draws raves - in all She is quiet - you can't deny it is happening to someone else girls' sports and as rnalce-up if. artist. We will shout Throughout the year the seniors had many opportunities to discuss their futures with rep- resentatives trorn many ditterent colleges and from industry. These meetings were part of the extensive guidance program which is under the direction of Mr. Robert Wyandt. DONNA EBERHARDT Her very lrawns are fairer far than smiles ol other maidens are. eo- 'C' RICHARD EDINGER l'le's a great traveler around Sylvania. X 1 TOM EVERETT He nevers hos so much to say, he just works ond goes his own way. ,C ' 1 ., !r Q . 5 i F V Q-., r f . fl R ' R I - J , 4 fs CHARLOTTE FALLIS JAMES FERGUSON JOHN FISHER Goodstime Gussie , , , Q friend He has risen to great heights lt is better to blush thon to to call. ,,,olreody. Turn pale, SHARON FISHER l soy l'rn not the quiet type 2+ to the LOUIS FLEISCHMAN A sound mind in o sosnd vodt, S ky... RICHARD FOLLAS Cultivote only the habits tho' you ore willing should master you. BARBARA FRANK The wildest rnonners, ond gentlest hearts. PAULETTA FRANKLIN MARJORIE GECK Do you rec celis? . vxeadrg If X,c.J're ever Cl :md f beLls, mc? ' Hcsplfd, step lr' cmd see ANNE GEE LAURA GILLHOUSE DUANE GLENN Gee, ch gcsh, how csv B5.f,Lng cmd Qcfthozfd ore r-- He-re's one re-dP'ecd who is quwc' d'ow - cdwlrers, os wel CL specialties. pictures Cheer for the OMER GOOD BEVERLY GOODMAN CAROL HAEENER JAMES HAEENER The envy cf CH We scieccl 'C' A good Won is Fcfd 'c Md VVLTGT :He Laika in saze are HI: exfro Veryh Wfas T lsModeL T Ford, but we Lowe cz Goodmzrv up in fun. and 'wakes him wild -rr. JACK HARLESS JACKY HARRIS SHARON HARROUN DONNA HAYES K of :Hi Padca c i'Vn Cuilififng 'W vGiCCi 3'1 Red Fair, irecwfes, and fun -- Panenvs and geniieness or rfosiiy ing. vvi'o co,id ask for an-frning power more ROBERT HAYES Always in good spirirg je I, JACK HAYMIER LAURA HERNDON Our fair-haired boy Tnere's nothing iwalf so sweet in iife. black and gold, MADELYN HIDER JAMES HINE cd N, vase of 5 Seed megs :emi i -c fo' 1 Ea'nnarn's snap boys will remember and appreciate the specialized Training iney rece -.ed in the sciwoci machine snap cr acfo snap. Here The boys worked :,i'i1 iariacs kinds of automobiles and oper- ated snap machines oi ali Types. PATRICIA HOWELL Howll the band ever get aiong without her loyal support? Soon ofter The schooi yeor begon in The Tall we storted rnoking pians for our Senior Trip. The Trip committee spent many hours investigotihg The possibilities and, oTter numerous closs meetings, The group decided To Toke a boot Trip To Mockinoc Isiond, This wiil be our last get Together beTore we separate, each to go his own way. JAMES HOAG PAUL HOY Hitch your wagon to cz stor, My hopes are not always rea! NANCY HUBER PAULINE HUFFMAN Only The artist carries happi- All succeeds Wifi-1 pegple who ness within, are sweet and cheerful, liked. our colors true . . . CARL JACKSON girls. ,TY You gotta be a football hero to get along with the beautiful HELYN JARVIS 3osketboiI is her favorite ized, but I always hope. wwf ANN HUGHES The secret of IiTe is never to have on emotion that is not sport MARILYN JENNEWINE Jennewinely sweet with danc ing feet. THOMAS JOHNSON A ffwpd ,5 gl pcrzon WWW wh0m 5 tn-1 we ainzew ,4- Ui 's x Y W y af ff ' V f' z z? PATRICIA JONES ro Q'C'JY7S, frofw the JOY KAM There cxwr Joy YoYh1e world and U Joy Muse Jer-1-3, whew wr :owes fp fo U5, Mf VVME'-v1n'5 bor-fs DAVID A high-srepper marched or th KEELER .. he proudly heed of the bond for two years. 'vfii iq-QWQ ,,,ypx! 'V N :0 'R l fl-Q g-4, 5651? as f , f 'vv-7 Q' CHERIE KILMER NED KIRK BEVERLY KNISELY W 1- :' Y nm. ' U5 , V, r rv Nth: in 'hf-r LJ Kmuely dcwu up H1 ,1 kvvvfx! ,?1,- ' 1- ' ,ww ', :-- v ':.e vw- Q' cw hrrle package T'fzu'41rf LYNN KOESTER Un- Igfvg Vw J vi, ' - E,:- T ur: O, Burnham High School, SHIRLEE KREUTZPEINTNER A N-I HA wwf, fr ss, 4, 1 1 .MFI . M 9 747 JEAN KROYER A good sport The more ESTHER KUJAWSKI He who strives ambitiously closely you associate yourself reach high heights. with the good, the better. will ar: T, L A., ms 5 .r RUSSELL LANG Pleasure before business is my Anybody want a stick of gum? HELEN LAUX motto. 1-je 1 ou-f' WN. mr?-ffl LLNDA LAUX THERESA LAUX GARY LEWIS If you've never been to one of One at the few girls who con He would rather make history her paiamo parties really cut up in Anatomy. than study it. we honor you . . . ROBERT LLVINGSTON Modesty is not unnoticeable. BARBARA LOHBAUER Girls of few words ore the best kind. ,opus quam , fs gh A M jr-5'r, li' L' If 1' , The hard-earned money of many o 'R f 4 Saturday was blown when the Seniors - swf, K ,V i ft ordered their pictures. Pictures were A ,mf delivered before Christmas vacation so A iff, 1' each senior could give his relatives V if-, fi? pictures, 1 ' , ALICE LOUY JEAN MAIYO An octor's life for nie. KAY MC DANIEL A wandering minstrel eye ,. in the swim ol things, DOLORES MICEK a Vue . fwf r Q .. , Ha- 1 J 4. M I V V A 'gif an 5 . , 4 0,4- ,. ' . 51 - X 115, Q fbw M , tif ' X BARBARA MARQUARDT JANET MARTIN LOWELL MAYS There's no business like business Off she goes in her model A, Revolving through the moze of to the Hills of Ottaw-oy, eloquence, Three cheers SHERRY MC KAY DOUGLAS MC KNIGHT What is beautiful is good and Friends are all that matter. She's With my point brush and camera, up the hill l'rn trudgin' in-,' weary woy, is 'i 'K who is good will soon lie beoutitui. 46' A ,A fly, lf' Q ,vez fun- -1 qi' Y, 7'-w Ty got the go-go-go. 4'-ui-J nw, Q K nah I ' o nf' 45,1 if I vel 'ww MARY JO MICKENS MARY MIHALIS BURREI. MILLER HELEN MILLER Gone are the doys when my We would oll be idle if we Love is so different with Us men. A wizard with figures keeps heart was young and gay could, but l'm the only one that hnance board humming. before chemistry. gets away with it. if ., - ,, .52 l ,I l ,Q a Q s f M I t L 1 L' 1 . , il M1 . 7 l 'fav' Q9 . ,J 'iuk'i'.S7 ' NORMAN MILLER RAYMOND MILLER JACQUELINE MOCKBEE i To c man of understanding only And oh the sparkle in his eyes. There is a mode in plays as a word is necessary. well as clothes, Q ' for Burnham High, l BETTY JANE MOHR RICHARD MOORE The Mohr the merrier. l live for today, let tomarrow wait, Senior edition of the Student Prints ' ' is always eagerly anticipated by all. We - ' if , are anxious to see what is said about us K W N in the class will and prophecy and who are the lucky people picked tor best V y i dressed, cutest couple and all the rest. 43' ' ao- f f 'e W' y tg tg W' ,v l 7 A - -an-.4 Wm., 'K -wi was inf, K x , f L 4 L fr , f 1 . , , ti 1 JOHN NEWTON SHELBY MYERS AH the world loves u clown. 5 'flofhes 'woke the boy-portioNy ,ff W1 ,gslw-W, 1 V ww, , I hm' lyluns, fav fzgi? VVVL A w MERLIN NIEMAN Knowledge comes, bm wwsdom lingers. me mc,-, 'WU'--rf 331 .JA ROBERT NOFEN Wit and wisdom are sofn wlth three cheers for FRANKLIN OATMAN MARY ELLEN OBERLIN What would scrwco! be Mvhsm Sie ,wc 'owes ewsic erfoys sporre Ive JANE NOONAN Must be nice , .. you... MARY ANN O'GRADY JOHN ONEAIL E fwqngfhe Nwsh m me The rewovd to Cl duty IS power 10 fuH7wH cmovher ,fa 'X V 33 ,rfywflf exif' 'ik .iv , , H-I IQ q,.,'J qu T , . 'Q 7 . as v ' r is M . 54 'Za . 4 WILLIAM ORWIG WILLIAM PAIR Heck! I don't need no grammar! I cannot afford to waste my time making money. WILLIAM PRICE if ,. b i' J. 'Q I 4 ' s. fini Q , , M57 , N. , A - CI 'Q .6 RONALD PINKLEMAN DOROTHY PLICHCINSKI RICHARD PLICHCINSKI A friend is a person with whom Life without mischief is not life Athletics makes the man. at aII. Thy sons CAROL POMERANZ ANITA POSTLEWAIT Without conndence there is no Beauty is not caused, It is. friendship. ,Im an V!-ar! a. 'Yee-f Why aren't there more than 24 hours in o day? L'-.. Q A w, J .aus-sq 18 G ff .ff 's. 19,14 , 6' ,1 ,qs fr-an an use me ,mx asf' Q , If tual' ? kg' .X wr - ADS W lr' if f if lifzi U -,S-1:11 J '-1 :WM ,Y II '71'-7 1 . 'I ' ' 4 LULA BELLE PRICE MARY QUINLEY PHILIP REA ROBERT REISSER This gal is a real Iulu. Now, down in Texas .. Bashfulness is worth all that it Hot rodicus supersonicus. costs. Man i blushe 5, Or reeds to Qggk z'ln.. ,Ax FOX .gig XI . M rg JDE 5 'Q It I ,' hw. 'f .I , . lfiiaff' if I I , PEGGY RICHIE RICHARD RITENOUR JANET RUETER Busy as a bee Uworlced in the He is loyal, frank and true, ,1 A loyal Burnham raater the boolnroorn for four years friend we call true blue, clcsest thing to perfection. worked in the olfice. cz nd daughters fair BRIDGETTE RUSSELL I like popcorn balls, they giwe WAYNE RUETZ s the only zzntrwznl that me that go, go, go. I I 1:24 - andthe rush is on. We crowd X into the old auditorium to gulp down our K V lunch while we either watch intramurals or dance to the iuke box, Will you ever target the smell of the milk cartons, .lb P bologna sandwiches arid apples. ' an 45 , X4 lg..- Four mmutes between classes, but how much can be done dates made gossup passed around the word gtven on the test next period and maybe even a qurck sondwlch If no ones looking RUSS RUSSELL e taken my fun where found 'W SHIRLEY SANDERSON Il youre t ere you re on time rpms rfb' WWVWW l . rf' THOMAS SANDERSON BONNIE SANDMAN CAROL SANDS st an war Hrst nn peace urs M Sandman br ught us a L ts hope the roms of tlme ne er the hearts of hrs countr s dreom Shes the cutest that wash thus Sands awoy Qll' 5 YOU V6 QVGV Seen pay tribute true SUSANNE SANGSTON If you knew Sus: lake we know us: Oh Oh MARY JO SCHMIDLIN If solence rs golden she would be a mllluonalre CAROL SCHOENEGGE Acclaimed for her novel use scatter puns before nts over ROSE MARY SCHROEDER How that gal Schroeder con race thot motor Ao KW ,7 v 4 . ,Y 2,2 I V I E If l'.:L'2?' if . W DARLA SCHWARTZ DANIEL SCHWEN JAMES SCRIBELLITO LARRY SILBERHORN She uses her head to break His length speaks for his When pep is lost the mon is Alias Arnold Q Henley e the ice clworocfer. dead. poys the flwing BARBARA SLAVIN I Ymfig I I 'WWI' , Yi ROBERT SMELSER 'W' 'F' N19 lv-ni:-0 KMA DOUGLAS SMITH A lucky girl who Traveled abroad l do WO' Choose T0 Sl'-ldY' A llosl Ol NUC friends l5 0 help lust year in life. EDWARD SMITH Tho 'we may roam afar RICHARD SNYDER And, Olw, flue sparkle in lvl, A llY'lv Porwsengs- na,-. :Nil Vlw-rw eyes! rffllsneu oy tr-fl zwsf 9 'www , R T I N ,vrlll-41 a . ., , , 1' 4' N f 5 xx ,7 5 I an -I il . . 5 if rl n.-nap IZ' lr' I 1, if 95. its Ac Q -nf' ROBERT STEELE RUBIE STILES Long otter we're retired lwe'll This Rubie is quite o gem. PHYLLIS SPINO As pure in thought os angles ore: to know her was to love her. still be drumming up business. 5 ,, .fmt-155 oyvi vf :1P 25 K PATRICIA STRANCE lt l'ie's in o trance he's gone with Stronce. KATHERINE STRAUB JOAN STYTLE PATRICK SUTTER A personality plus-er who l'rn graduating ond leoving only Silence is golden, wrote the personality plus-es. rny foot prints behind. O'er land and sea . . . RUSSELL TABBERT It is better to weor out than to rust out. if fm-f' FRANCES TILLER lf this go! tolls for you she'll reolly tumble. 66 'Q' f, N ffzsbvftif, I Q X ,tt x 0 , Hams v - YQ.. 4 RICHARD TITSWORTH Whether you're rich or wheth ,av 5 .QI i ,' .r ' .Marv I JOYCE TUCKERMAN 'Neep no more, my lridr you're poor, it's always nice to have money. A it fir 'ffm U -l f 1 4-vs f' F ,JP .J 5 'Ear' 1? 'Y Q4 Hubs.. li 'iv at, M ,,,,: P kk , Aa. i X' ,ll i l DONALD VAN PELT GERALD VILES A quiet guy, but quite a guy, Perseverance is the road to RICHARD WELLS A good laugh is sunshine in a Without o song, the vvofld could November Qi oll the Seniors let down their hoir ond enioyed themselves ct their Hobo porty in the old ouditorium. What do you suppose we'll think of this picture ot ourselves after ten years. 'i J. ui, I 5 ,M aux' eb. Q fb. ' ,.1 nuff O? 1 -' , if ROBERT WATKINS Girls bore 'ne so, JOHN WARD success never be. Honorandloyahy HERBERT WILLIAMSON AJar3uar,C1Joguor, my kingdom He that is of a merry heart hath DAVID WOOD Tall, dark, and handsome ,. THOMAS WILSON continual feast school, for a Jaguar, .,N --, .. A3 1 1' ,I ,V -, -5' X I ,.4A A .Eff ' 1 ' . .- Q-l t Vi' ,Lol A W ' J N 'V b at G P .' F 1' r iii AN 'M 'in 45 lf ' 15. 1 -1 C C555 ' gf . lv FZ1 'xl' 5 M ' tv, ,M . Q 'r I xg . - lull lk W. ' ' K - 1':'J 4, ,... w... , O - , .ev 'E ' A F Graduation doy is getting closer looks os it it con't come too soon hope we lost until the big doy . . . ho-hum. . f L K. A, - ij N5 25 if - ' HT V 71 , Wa- h .. A Lf, - 11 , , U s ?j I ' ,Wx - JAMES WOODARD ROBERT YOUNG Cowboy Tex . ., o flosln with the Give me Q fool kit ond l'Il opposite sex. be hgppy, we pledge to thee . . . I Miva . 1'f'fV DAVID WOODWARD A little nonsense now ond then is relished by the best of men. JACK ZIEGLER Ziegler - zest, zip, ond zeol. .1 , 4 ,Y 3 f ,N Q' 'va- 1 'bf M ACKIAND SUBI ALRGRLD ANSTED JAME: ASHBA DICK ASHLEY B LL ASHL Y DAVID BAKER DALE BECKER NANf BELL HARD BENNER SHIRLE BERNHCL Hr BETIIN I I HO :I ESLAQIN L N-ILLY Semor Directory BORDER BARBARA BOWERD CHARLES BRE! FOPDER RAT BRETSCHNEIDER SP-IEILA BROWN JOYCE BUROE ROBERT AMPBELI NCRMA CARR JANICE HAPMAN GEORGE HO HARD CIRALD CONDON PAUL R SHXRON ND IQ O R DL DLJQI N ' BQNNI III DONALDSON DIAN DOUBLE GLEN DOWNING PATRICIA DRAKE VERNON DRAVE5 BARBARA DYER MILDRED EBERIIARDI DONNA EJINO R RICHARD ERPA D M K REIT I LIS HARLD FUUUNON Jlx . . -I -'- HI.: 1 1 'I Ip 1 if i -4 1- I A L: + if A: HI .li , , . I, . f fr Q 1 ' ' 4 1 Mg - , I E. IA 5 1 f I SIII- I1 3, LE, E A 'A V I 1 J 111, E i' . I 'Q I: 1, I g, II 'I '1 II- C- 1 I Q :I 1 ' 1 ,. I ' I A ' ' I -1, In wx- I F I ' . 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A -I :QR FY CA C Ewi , OM aus 2 BILL E I I FL: Q 7x,ITE FISHER JOHN Gneral HIYI234 FBLA 4 Msxed orus I T ack I 2 Wres sn Sensor Decoratsons Commsttee FISHER SHARON Comrrsercsal GAA 234 FBLA 234 for Msss Resnlesn Y Teens A Intramuro s 2 3 4 Sensor Baccalaureate Program Commsttee Wyandotte Sofl 4 Ca edstor ot Under classmen FOLLAS DICK ege Latsn Club I2 H Y 23 4 dent Councsl I2 3 4 Treos 2 3 4 Band I2 Msxed Chosr I A Cappella Chosr 234 Football 23 Track I Basketball I Sensor Commencement Commsttee FORD RICHARD Vocatsanal HsY Natsonal Honor So csety Basketball Pressdent at Sensor Class FRANK BARBARA General Bsble Club FRANKLIN PAULETTA GEE Consmercsal BI e Trsangle I YTeens 4 horsc peech I GAA 23 Msxed Chesr I2 Banlcsng 4 Intramurals I234 Sensor Programs Commsttee ANNE College Chorsc Speech Blue Trsangle Pres Qusll and Scroll Treas Art Edstor of Students Prsnts GECK MARGIE College Latsn Club 2 FNA 3 Chemss try Club 3 Hall Patrol 3 Debate Club 4 Drama Club 4 Msxed Chorus 2 Pen Pals 4 Wyandotte Stal? Co edstor of Faculty Intramurals 3 4 Sensor Cap and Gown Commsttee GILLHOUSE LAURA Commercsal YTeens 4 Blue Trsangle I G A A 3 4 F B L A 3 4 Correspondence d 2 Scsen I Sen Program Commsttee GLENN DUANE Vocatsonal Baccalaureate Commsttee GOOD OMER V catsanal Chess Club I234 e Treas 3 GOODMAN BEVERLY C mmercsal Blue Trsangle I FHA I F B L A I Sensor Tsclcet Commsttee HAEFNER CAROL C mmercsal YTeens 4 FBLA 234 A 2 3 4 an e S n or Name Cards ana Announcements Com msttee HAEFNER JIM ege Hs Y Ch 4 e a e 2 3 4 ec rea res ernsstr Sensor a Commsttee HARRIS JACKY General YTeens3 FBLA 34 GAA 2 3 F N A 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Sen or Class Party Commsttee HARROUN SHARON General YTeens4 FBLA 234 GAA 4 ue rsan e an Sensor Usher Commsttee HAYES DONNA eneral G A A I Sensor Ush Commsttee HAYES ROBERT o egc Ch msstsy Club ssce Pres 2 Football I2 34 Wrestls g 234 Senso Program Commsttee HAYMIER JACK catsonal Hs Y I2 34 Trac I Sensor Program Commsttee HIDER MADELYN ege Drama 2 GAA 3 FBLA orsc Speech I A YTeens A Cappela Chasr 3 4 Msxed Chorus I 2 Blue Trsangle I Sensor Flag Commsttee HOY PAUL General Debate Club 2 Sensor Nome Cards and Announcements Commsttee HOWELL PATRICIA ege FNA 4 Drama Club 4 Chemsstry Club 3 Band I 234 Sensor Prom Commsttee HUFFMAN PAULINE ege Latsn Club I Bs Club I 2 34 Vsce Pre 3 Chemsstry Club P s 34 Debate Club3 NFL Sec 4 FNA 3 Vsce Pres 3 Natsonal Honor Socsety 34 Sensor Ways and Means Corn stte HUGHES ANN mrnercsal FBLA 34 eens 34 Blue T angle I HA Intramurals 2 3 4 Sensor Play Commsttee JACKSON CARL General HsY 234 Baseballl Football 34 Wrestlsng 34 Sensor Prom om msttee JARVIS HELEN o ege FB A Debate Scsence Drama Chorss: Speech Blue Trsongle GAA FNA Sensor Motto Color and Commsttee JENNEWINE MARILYN General Blue Trsongle Drama Club orss: Speech FBLA AA us and Scroll YTeens Scsence Club Stu dent Prsnts Staff Sensor Tsclcet Com msttee Banlcsng 4 JONES PATRICIA ege Latsn Club 2 GAA 2 F emsstry Club B e Clu Natsenal Honor Socsety 4 Sensor Usher Commsttee KIRK NED ege Debate Club 34 HsY 4 Crorsc Speech 2 Drama Club 34 Th spsans Wyandotte Stat? 4 CQ e stor of Ac svstses Bas etball Wrestlsng 23 Baseball 34 Tennss 2 Sensor Baccalaureate Commsttee KILMER CHERIE Home Economscs GAA 234 YTeerss 4 Chorsc Speech 2 FHA 2 In murals '7 34 Senso Trsp Commsttee KNISELY BEVERLY neral Bue rsangl I s YTeens 4 G A A 2 3 4 Chorsc Speech ama Club 34 Sec 4 A A cs Q s I an o I 3 4 4 Msxed Chorus I 2 S udert Prsnts Stat? 3 4 Mana mg tor 3 o Fdstor 4 ntras 3 4 Sensor Prom Comn sttee KOESTER LYNN G rferal HsY Cnorsc Speech 2 Drama Club 3 4 Debate Club 3 4 Tlsespsans 4 otball I as e al 2 3 4 Tra I 2 3 4 Sensor Usher Commsttee Wyan dotte Stal? 4 Co Edstor of Sports KREUTZPEINTER SHIRLEE G neral GAA 2 Ivlsxed Chorus I2 Intramurals 3 4 Sensor Pscnsc Commsttee KROYER JEAN mmescsal BI e Trsanglc I YTeens A 234 Vscc Prcs 4 Dra Club 34 Chorsc Speech 2 Wyandotte Staq 4 Scnso Banquet Commsttee 4 a ers Club 34 A FB 2 3 4 Vsce Pres 4 Bowlsng Manager 34 KUJAWSKI ESTHER ege GAA 2 lvlsxecl Chorus I Wyandotte Stall 4 Faculty Co Edstor Chemsstry Club 3 Pen P I FNA 34 SecTreas 4 Intramurals 2 Sensor Commencement Commsttee LANG RUSSEL College Prolectson Club 34 Hs Y 2 34 Wrestlsng 3 Sensor Prom Commsttee LAUX HELEN omrnercsa' FBLA 34 G Drama Club 4 Y Teens 3 4 Blue Trsangle I Wyandotte StotI 4 Coedstor Intro murals 34 Sensor Pscture Commsttee LAUX LINDA neral Ltsn Club I YTeens sxed Chorus I2 A Cappe a FBLA 4 GAA 234 Chapel Councsl Lsb ry al? 23 Sensor Pr Commsttee LAUX THERESA o ege FN A s e Pres Pres A 34 Lsbr r S Lo n Cu I LEWIS GARY o atsonal I-I Y n ra murals I Sensor Banquet Commsttee A Cappella Chosr 2 Msxed Chorus I LIVINGSTON ROBERT slocatsonal HsY I IC Intramurals Sensor Commencement LOHBAUR BARBARA Carnmercsal Blue Trsang e I Btble Sensor Trsp Commsttee LOUY ALICE ommercsal FBLA 234 Treas A YTeens 234 Drama , ' : . . , 5 - - 5 I , 8 : If - - - 5 , . , , 5 I I . 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