Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

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Ev changing, ever lovely, ndmaid to the mighty monarch, eclced in gold and jade and silver, Stream of beauty-the Sandusky. ' V W 'A v 'xg -1, 3 P 4131 I9 5 5 wr- ,IN JW 1 2 5 1 by 6 E4 1 I V- N u 1+ lf X SM -:fl Q F fa :ELYAQA ' , ,Uv 1,1 'N' , f 1, 'LI 'A X P hi il E. .f'flf?2f: 5:'I-fU- A Q l ff 4? ' 1. ' ,.f- if .N ' me --1561 , -ff 4' J ' '-V, L ,N A uma SANDUSKY HIGH scnoon. A L l , 3 -. L, Ji f ,Lf l FOREWORD The theme, Upper Sandusky as an Indian Village, emphasizes the historic hackgrouncl of our community. The annual staff hopes that in the future this hook will bring back happy memories of our past. I sincerely wish to thank all of the people who have helped to make this annual possible. Nancy Ellis Editor CONTENTS Page Administration ....,, ..,. 8 Seniors ......... , ,.... . ...,... 16 LIDf.iC1'Ci2'ISSl1l6I'1 -. ..,, ,,n..n. 3 8 Activities .....,,.. ....... 5 0 Sports -. ...,.,..,.. ,...... 6 8 Ads and jokes. .... .o..t,. 8 2 prese-meal by the 1955 SENIOR CLASS Editor .,......,,,, , ...., ....o NANCY ELLIS Bfusiness Mcmczger ..,.., ,.,.,oi A DAVE KREBS DEDICATION MR. RALPH H. FAULK The seniors of the Class of 1955 are proud to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Ralph H. Faulli. Mr. Faulli has been the director of our musi- cal organizations for the past six years. During this time he has helped to achieve many honors for the high school as well as for the students involved. Little is known of the many long hours that our director has spent for the welfare of the music department. 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H. Houvr FACULTY JOHN BORTON Ohio State B.S. Ed. F.F.A. Sponsor Agriculture FREDERIC CRINER Toledo University AB. English II l English IV Latin I Sc ll L. V. EBENHACK , - S Bowling Green B. . Ed. Kent State M.E. Industrial Arts FREDERICK FLEEMAN Antioch A.B. Chemistry Algebra I 8 II lN'Iath 9 HAZEL CAVES Vllestern Reserve Bowling Green B.S. Ed. Math 7 Sr S Social Development F.T.A. Sponsor DONALD DREBUS Ashland College BS. Ed American History II Physical Education 7 Freshman Basketball Jr. High Football RALPH FAULK Kent State B.S. Ohio State MA. B- d an Choir JEAN GOLLING Findlay College A.B. Bliss College B.S.C. Stenography Business English Hi-Teens Sponsor RAY HARPER Muskingum College B.S. Ohio State M. Ed. Plane Geometry Trigonometry CHARLES HOOD Indiana State Teachers College B.S. Ohio State M.S. Biology High School Geography FREDERICK KOENIG Heidelberg A.B. Tiflin University B.S.C. Bookkeeping General Business Economics and Law Annual Advisor RICHARD LAB Findlay College B.S. Indiana University Graduate VVork Geography 7 American History 8 Iournalism Orange and Black Advisor . S FACULTY LUCY HETZEL Heidelberg A.B. Ohio State M.A. Language Arts 7 LAXVRENCE HOU PT Ohio Northern B.S. Ed. Ohio State NLA. Bowling Green Government Social Scicncc XVorld History Science 7 Director of Guidance KENNETH KOHN Otterhein College A.B. English Speech ELLEN MATTESON Ohio Northern A.B. VVcstern Reserve B.L. Sc. School Librarian FACULTY EVELYN NEUMEISTER Asbury A.B. Ohio State M.A. English S English 9 EARL SHAFFER Ashland A.B. Science Physical Education Athletic Director KATHERINE TUCKER Texas State College for YVomen University of VVichita Denison A.B. Spanish I St II Language Arts 7 8 Ei Xgiai stts Q ,lt Q. 1- -I .css ELIZABETH RILEY Ohio State B. Sc. in Home Economics Home Economics 8 Vocational Home Ec. H LEO STRANG Ashland B.S. Ed. Att I 81 II Physical Education Football Basketball FENTON WOLFE Heidelberg B.S. Driving Physics AUGUST YODER Bluffton College B.M.S. 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CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and VVhitc CLASS FLOXVER: American Beauty Rose SUZANNE ALTHAU SER FRANKLIN ARNOLD ROBERT BATTON ROBERT BEARD SHIRLEY BARTHOLOMEXV PH YLLIS BEAUSAY SENIORS SHIRLEY CON STIEN SANDRA CORBIN JEANANNE COOK MARILYN DILLON PATSY BOOK IAMES CASTANIEN VVILLIAM BRIDDICK FERNE CLINGER THOMAS CALDVV E LL JOHN CLINGER WILLIAM IIAUFF 'THOMAS l IENIGE SENIORS BEVERLY HEFFELFINCER CAROLANN HERRING ROLAND DREVV NANCY ELLIS ROBERT FARNHOLTZ RONALD FREY RONALD EYESTONE ROBERT GRAHAM SENIORS JAMES KELLY JULIA KLEIN HELEN KINLEY MARILYN KOEHLER Jo ANNE HETZNER RICHARD JONES RICHARD I-'IOY MARILYN KARG ROBERT JAQUETH ALLEN KELLER DAVID MILLER SARA LOU MILLER SENIORS RONALD MILLER EARL MINARD P DAVID KREBS LINDA LITTLE EDVVARD KUENZLI DONALD LONG DAVID LARCOMB CAROLE MAIN SENIORS VVERNER REICH CORINA RHODEN EARL RIEDLINGEP. MICHAEL RILEY Q . COLLEEN MORRIS EVERETT OBENOU R JAMES MOTTER JAMES RADWICK LARRY OBEE RUSSELL RALL ROBERT SHIDLER EVELYN SMITH KELLY SLATER ROBERT SMITH SENIORS 1 1 RUTH ROSZMAN MARY JANE. SAMMET JOY SCHOOLFIELD SALLY SCHROER GARY SAULL JANE SHERBUCK SENIORS DAVID SVVINEHART WILLIAM THOMPSON DENNIS THIEL BERNARD VENT SHERMAN STANSBERY VVILLIAM STEPHEN S CAROL STECHER LARRY SYVIHART DAVID STECK ROBERT SVVII-I ART DELORIS VV ILL CAROL VVOLFRUM SENIORS JEAN WISNER JOAN WORLINE CARROL VENT THOMAS VVARFEL WAYNE VV ALTER NANCY VVHALEN Dfrud Underhill S . L ATOM LIENIGE SENIOR CLASS PLAY On the evening of April 15, the seniors presented their class play, The Girl in the Rain, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Kohn. The entire action of the play took place in the sitting room of the fashionable suburban residence of Alicia Underhill. Her son David arrived 'home after a whirlwind courtship of his new Hancee, Natalie Price. In the driveway he found an unconscious, rain-soaked girl who, after regaining consciousness, appeared to have amnesia. During the time that Natalie and Eve , as she was temporarily called, were staying with the Underhills, there were several unusual occurrences. Included in these events was the murder of Thomas. the butler. Since everyone believed that Eve was pretending to have amnesia, she was immediately accused. The search for a suspect in another murder case only tended to make the plot more complicated. The play was concluded with an unsuspected turn of events, which cleared the innocent and made the true murderer evident. CAST OF CHARACTERS u rc ..rr jo ANNE HETZNER Natalie Price .... .,..,.., I or SCHOOLFIELD Thomas ....t..,.......,.. just CASTANIEN Eve ................. .... lX IARILYN KOEHLER Alicia Underhill .t..... .NANCY VVIIALEN Will Moody ..... ............Y, D AVE KREBS Ixrren Bennett . . IANE Smsmaucx Larry Cotton ......... .,...r.. B OB BATTON Srttmg Jme Sherbuclc, Nancy VVhalen. Standing-JoAnne I-Ietzner, Mr. Kenneth Kohn Director jim Castanicn, Joy Schoolheld, Tom Henige, Marilyn Koehler, Dave Krebs Bob Batton joan VVorline, Student Director. r 25 Student Director . .,., -MJOAN VVOQLINE Left to right-Ioy Schoolfield, Larry Obee, Phyllis Beausay, Ruth Roszman, lN'larilyn Dillon, Bill Hauff, Marilyn Koehler, Bob and Kenny Graham, Carol Stecher, Nancy Ellis, Tom Henige. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1952 we started our high school life with forty-three girls and forty-five boys. The following oHicers were elected to guide us on our journey: president, james Kelly, vice presi- dent, Bill Stephens, and secretary-treasurer, Marilyn Dillon. Mr. Olin and Mr. Koenig served as our advisors during the year. VVe held our Hrst class party on january 29. By the end of the year we had gained the necessary confidence to carry us into our sophomore year. As sophomores, we chose Nancy Ellis, presidentg David Krebs, vice president, Ruth Roszman, secretary, and Nancy Whalen, treasurer. The big event of the year occurred in january when we selected our class rings under the supervision of Mr. Criner, Mr. Shafer, and Mr. Fleeman. On january 21, our first taste of acting came when we presented Billy's First Date at the Tri-Masque Play Festival, Later in the year we had a hard-times party. Then we became juniors. VVe are greatly indebted to Mrs. Caves and Miss Rakestraw for their unfailing services during this year. Under their leadership we sold refreshments at the football and basketball games. To lead our class in 1954, we chose Robert Graham, president, james Kelly, vice presidentgaand Corina Rhoden, secretary-treasurer. Our class party was held on November 3, with a large attendance. The junior Class Play, The Form Divine, was presented on November 20 under the direction of Mr. Donald Olin. The final and biggest event of our junior year was the Ir.-Sr. Prom. We honored the seniors with this farewell evening of entertainment on May 21. Soon the Class of '55 was on the last rung of the ladder in their high school career. Our representatives for the year were: president, Tom ,I-Ienigeg vice president, joan Worlineg secretary, Ferne Clingerg and treasurer, Nancy Whalen. Mr. Hood and Mr. Borton were our helpful advisors during the year. On November 23 we held our class party. Our class play, The Girl in the Rain, directed by Mr. Kenneth Kohn, was 'presented on April 15. On May 20 we seniors were honored at the jr.-Sr. Prom given for our pleasure by the juniors. VVith graduation on May 27, the class of '55, consisting of eighty-three members, ended its history at U.S.I-I.S., and stepped out into the world to make its place among men of the future. SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Frank Arnold, will my crow heads to next year's sharpshooter in the pest hunt. I, Bob Batton, will my fast-dancing ability to all be-bop enthusiasts at U.S.H.S. I, Bob Beard, will my corn to Mr. Borton. I, Tom Caldwell, will my curly hair to Paul Sheldrick. I, Jim Gastanien, will my spelling to Webster's Dictionary. I, John Glinger, will my gavel to next year's F.F.A. president. I, Roland Drew, will my ability to pick the lock on the auditorium door to anyone who is too lazy to walk around. I, Ronnie Eyestone, will my love of money to someone who wants to work for it. I, Bob Farnholtz, will my REAL blonde hair to Chuck Hauff. I, Ronnie Frey, will my job as shop manager to Kenneth Kin. We, Bob Graham and Bill Stephens, will to Upper I-Iigh's 1955 football team, lots of luck. I, Bill I-Iauff, will my height to Roger Swartz with the hope it will help him in bas- ketball. I, Tom Henige, will to Ierry Roszman my half of the partnership contract of Tom and Jerryf, I, Richard Hoy, will my nickname Hoey to anyone who is not fortunate enough to have a nickname. I, Bob Iaqueth, will my quiet ways to Dave Gillen. I, Dick jones, will my slide rule to next year's Trig class. I, Allen Keller, will my height to Tom I-Ietzel. I, jim Kelly, will my ability to get along with Mr. Borton to 1ny brother Burt. I, Dave Krebs, will my ability to finance the annual to next year's business manager. I, Eddie Kuenzli, will my car, Lizzie, to anyone who wants a cool ride. I, David Larcomb, will my exquisite taste in clothes to Pvt. Ron Eyestonel I, Don Long, will the name Mayflower to Mr. Fleeman's car. I, Dave Miller, will to Chris Bolish my quietness with the hope that she puts it to use. I, Ronnie Miller, will my membership in the Hot-Rod Club to Mike Batton. I, Earl Minard, will all my great loves to Bill Bickham. I, jim Motter, will my football shoulder pads to Jim Pfeifer with the hope that he will grow into them. I, Larry Obee, will my collection of Mad comic books to the library. I, Everett Obenour, will my laugh to Robert Summit. I, lim Radwick. will my unerring ability to make something unfragrant in Chemistry Lab to Gary Kline. I, Russell Rall, will to Dave Phillips my nickname Shovel Foot. I, XVerner Reich, will my love of ice skating to all cold weather fans. I Earl Riedlinger, will my whistle to the person who helps with the eighth period gym class next year. I, Mike Riley, will all the foul shots I didn't make to Ion Grundtisch. I, Gary Saull, will my scat at the piano to George McGilliard. I, Bob Shidler, will my ability to keep one girl during my senior year to Marion Karg. I, Kelly Slater, will my quiet ways to John Ward. I, Bob Smith, will the big one that got away to Fisherman Bob Miller. I, Shcrmie Stansbery, will my souped up Ford to Bob Vent. I, Dave Steck, will my wrecked? cars to Mr. IfVolfels driving class to practice in. I, Larry Swihart, will, when I find them, my hidden talents to my brother Melford. 1, Bob Swihart, will my knowledge of teaching Mr. VVolfe to race the dual-controlled driving car from stoplight to stoplight to David Crary. I, David Swinehart, will my love of English to Gene Delaplane, and to all other stu- dents who plan to take English from Mr. Griner. I, Dennis Thiel, will my seat in study hall to someone who likes to study better than I do. F I, Bill Thompson, will my lead foot to Ed Emol Cillen. I, Bernard Vent, will my success in F.F.A. to next year's Ag class. I, Wayne Walter, will my ability to sleep in study hall to Carol Hetzel. I, Tom VVarfel, will my knack of staying out of trouble to Bill Baker. I, Sue Althauser, will to any ambitious person the ability to talk Mr. Strang into get- ting a radio for Art class. Good luck! I, Shirley Bartholomew, will my ability to take shorthand to anyone who can translate it. I, Phyllis Beausay, will my piano bench, my cherubic smile, and my candelabra to next yearis budding Liberace. I, Patsy Book, will my bottle of red hair dye QD to Mary Smith. I, Ferne Clinger, will my diet 'book to anyone with will power. I, Shirley Constien, will my pad and pencil to Chris Carroll to keep track of the bas- ketball scores. I, Ieananne Cook, will my assistant librarian's job to someone looking for a job. I, Sandra Corbin, will my trying ability to guess the answers on tests, after the long hours off studying I never got around to, to Julie Sebenoler. I, Marilyn Dillon, will my naturally curly hair CPD to Paul Steiner. I, Nancy Ellis, will the idea of redecorating and furnishing the annual room with radio, coke machine, etc. to Elizabeth Farnholtz. I, Beverly Heffellinger, will my captivating laugh to Dorothy Helfelfinger. I, Carolann Herring, will my ability to 'get Tom Roszman in the whistle dance to a girl who is at least a foot taller than I am. I, IoAnne Hetzner, will to Shirley Clark, my bad habit of getting oil paint all over my clothes. We, Marilyn Karg and Ruth Boszman, will our hot-rod ability to some capable driver. -I, Helen Kinley, will my little piccolo to Barbara Myers. I, Julia Klein, will my job in the olhce to Elaine Book. I, Marilyn Koehler, will all my headaches to next year's Sr. C.A.A. president. I, Linda Little, will my A's in English Composition to next year's victims. I, Carole Main, will my chair in choir to anyone who likes to talk. I, Sara Lou Miller, will my goofing during cheers to my sister Linda with the hope that she makes the squad. I, Colleen Morris, will my love for roller skating to Nancy Larick. I, Corina Rhoden, will my lirst period office job to any junior who would like to track down students for Mr. Vvolfe next year. I, Mary lane Sammet, will my embarrassing moments in Mr. Strang's Art class to Nancy Pfeifer. I, joy Schoolfield, will my gold chain to my sister Fay and hope that she can find a ring for it. I, Sally Schroer, will my place near the window in Chemistry Lab to anyone who wants to make a quick escape. ' I, lane Sherbuck, will my skill in shorthand and typing to any struggling first year student. I, Audrey Simpson, will my long tresses to Neva Larick. I, Evelyn Smith, will my Confederate money to Marylou Smith, 'cause the South's gonna rise againlu I, Carol Stecher, will my patent number 67385-ZX for making booze Cdistilled waterl in Chemistry Class to Jocelyn Steiner. I, Carrol Vent, will my smile to Upper I-ligh. I, Nancy VVhalen, will my make-up kit to next year's promising Tri-Masque members. I, Deloris Will, will my name VVill', to anyone who will want a will. I, Carol VVoltrum, will my good humor to the Good I-Iumor Manfi I, IeanVVisner, will my long evenings of studying to Susan Shireman. I, joan Wlorline, will my gift of gab to Barbara Maxwell and hope she finds it as useful as I did! VVe, the Class of 1955, will our heartaches and our faults to the grave, and our joys and our successes to the world. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Place: HEAVEN T i-me: ETERNITY TI-IE HEAVENLY JOURNAL This journal is dedicated to those of you who have not yet arrived, in order that you might learn what has happened to the famous class of '55. VVidely known for our angelic mannerisms while attending dear old U.S.l-l.S., we have all finally reached our desired destination--Heaven!! The immortal Ferne Clinger was recently elected the first woman president of the United Heavens. lncidentally, President Clinger was nominated by the class of '55 as 'ithe pupil least likely to succeed! However, much of her success is due to her brilliant pro- moters, Dick Hoy and jim Motter, who have spent centuries preparing suitable speeches, tours, et cetera. Bob Batton and Bill Briddick have gone on another expedition, this time to paint the moon pink. But, they always were color-conscious!! Ah-h, listen to that music! Ruth Ptoszman leads our heavenly choir, composed of Linda Little and lane Sherbuck, sopranosg Helen Kinley and Sally Schroer, altosg and Corina Rhoden, falsetto. Phyllis Beausay accompanies them on the harp. VVayne VValter, assistant to Saint Peter, has gone back to school to learn how to count higher, 'because he can't make out the last thousand numbers in Saint Peter's Great Ac- count Book! Professors Sara Lou Miller, A.M., P.M.g Evelyn Smith, A.B.C., X.Y.Z.g and Marilyn Koehler, C.O.D., have agreed to take the full responsibility of instructing this crazy, mixed-up kid! If you have noticed that the nights just aren't what they used to be, it's because JoAnne Hetzner and her assistant artists, Carolann Herring, joy Schoolheld, and Suzanne Althauser, have designed a seven-pointed star. How exquisite!! Mad scientist Jim Castanien and his ingenious helpers, Bob Farnholtz, Dick Iones, and Dave Swinehart, have decided that the heavenly quarters have become too crowded with angels other than the class of '55. They are trying to develop a solution to dissolve the clouds so that some of the angels can be let down. I am afraid this experiment might be disastrous! Larry Obee has agreed to establish a Cloud Guard Academy especially designed for fallen angels. Jim Radwick, Buss Rall, Bob Smith, and Gary Saull are eagerly awaiting to be admitted. Farmers Frank Arnold, john Clinger, Ronnie Frey, Bob Iaqueth, Allen Keller, and Kelly Slater have been trying out the new farming method created by Jim Kelly and Earl Riedlinger. The new method is to rotate the clouds so that crops of harps will grow to be of better quality. But it doesn't seem to be working-the clouds are beginning to turn black, and some are secreting water. Nancy Ellis and Nancy Whalen, who operate the distinguished and fashionable Cloud Hopper Dancing Studio, designed to teach boys of the class of '55 to hopscotch, have announced that the following pupils will soon graduate: Tom Caldwell, Bob Shidler, Don Long, Earl Minard, and Everett Obenour. Nice going, girls, I'm sure that wasn't an easy task. Head physician David Krebs, along with attractive nurses Carol Stechcr, Sandy Corbin, and lean Wisne1', has been busy mending broken wings. I wish this class of '55 would quit trying to Hy too soon. VVhy, Bill Thompson, David Steck, Bob Beard, Roland Drew, and Ronnie Miller have been convalescing in the heavenspital for several light years now. VVon't these hot wingersn ever learn? The Big Four, Ron Eyestone, Tom Henige, Dave Larcomb, and Bill Stephens, have changed secretaries again. Having decided that they need someone to carry out their great task of governing our heavenly quarters, they -hired angelic secretaries, Marilyn Dillon, Carole Main, Pat Book, and Mary lane Sammet, who will probably end up doing all the work for their playboy bosses. Hurry up, boys, for heaven's sakes! Sherman Stansbery and Bob Swihart still haven't finished polishing the Colden Gates. Maybe its's because they have to crawl up the gates, there are no stepladders in heaven. Have you ever wondered who prepared all our delicious meals? Why, Head Chef Werner Reich, famous for his German delicacies, of course! He and his cooks, Shirley Constien, Ieananne Cook, Julia Klein, and Deloris Will, prepared such treats as Angel's Delight and Mock Angel Food Cake. Um-m-m, good!! Look out! Someone might get hurt! Bob Graham, Bill Hauff, Mike Riley, and Dave Miller insist upon trying to throw clouds through the' angels' haloes. They must think they are still playing basketball for the Rams. Shirley Bartholomew, Marilyn Karg, Beverly Heffelfinger, Colleen Morris, Carrol Vent, and Carol Wolfrum are designing new, exotic creations. These foremost Seamstresses an- nounced that the gossamer gowns will be shown soon. Larry Swihart, Eddie Kuenzli, Bernard Vent, and Tom Warfel have earned the honor- able position of polishing the rainbows and you can't hardly get them no more. Since their duties include the rainbows of every planet, they must ride the cosmic rays, which are the fastest means of travel here in heaven. So if, after an April Shower, no rainbow appears, you'll know-somebody goofed!! And so, my dear Alma Mater, it is now farewell until we meet again, for perhaps you too will reach this heavenly paradise! IOAN WORLINE The Littlest Angel SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX SUZANNE ALTHAUSER Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Hi-Teens 2 ,3, 45 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3. FRANKLIN ARNOLD Choir 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Officer 45 F.F.A. State Iudging Contest 35 National F.F.A. Convention 45 Parliamentary Procedure l, 2. SHIRLEY BARTHOLONIEW 1 Ir. G.A.A. I5 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Ninth Grade Chorus. ROBERT BATTON Hi-Y 45gr. Band I5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 hoir 45 Orchestra 25 Sr. Class Play5 Tri- Masque 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 45 Bowling Team 1, 2. 5 PHYLLIS BEAUSAY Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4,5 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens Officer5 Girls' Glee Club 15 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 35 Choir Accompanist 45 Quill and Scroll 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. Officer 45 Tri-Masque 3, 45 Orange and Black Staff 1, 25 Annual Staff 45 Bowling Team 15 Art Club 45 Solo and En- semble Contest 2, 3, 4. PATSY BOOK jr. G.A.A. I5 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 25 Student Council 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 35 Sr. G.A.A. Queen of Hearts 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 45 An- nual Staff 4. VVILLIAM BRIDDICK Southwestern High School 1, 2, 35 Art for School Paper 4. THOMAS CALDWELL gasltetball Manager 25 Track I, 25 P.A. System JAMES CASTANIEN Hi-Y 25 Boys' Glee Club 15 Ir. Band 15 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Scholarshi Team l, 2, 35 Sr. Schol- arship Team 45 Jr. Class Play5 Sr. Class Play5 F.T.A. 45 Tri-Masque 3, 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 3, 45 Bowling Team 15 Solo and En- semble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. FERNE CLINGER Senior Class Officer 45 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi- Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 Sr. Scholar- ship Team 45 F.T.A. 45 Tri-Masque 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Library VVork 4. JOHN CLINGER Choir 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Officer 45 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 45 State and National F.F.A. Convention 45 F.F.A. Parliamen- tary Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY CONSTIEN Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Ir. Band 1, 25 Sr. Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Office Work 45 Orange and Black Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. ,IEANANNE COOK Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 45 F.H.A. 45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Library Work 4. SANDRA CORBIN Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Sr. G.A.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Ninth Grade Chorus5 jr. Class Play5 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 2, 35 National Thespians 45 Thes- pian Officer 45 Office VVork 45 Orange and Black Staff 45 Radio Staff 4. MARILYN DILLON Freshman Class Officcr5 Ir. G.A.A. I5 Ir. G.A.A. Officer 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Sr. G.A.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens Officer 45 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 Sr. Scholarship Team 45 jr. Class Play5 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 25 National Thespian 3, 45 Thespian Officer 45 An- nual Staff 45 American Legion Essay Contest VVinncr5 D.A.R. Test 4. NANCY ELLIS Sophomore Class Officer5 Ir. G.A.A. I5 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Student Council 2, 45 Sr. Scholarship Team 45 Ir. Class Play5 Quill and Scroll I, 2, 35 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 Orange and Black Staff 1, 25 Radio Staff 3, 45 Bowling Team 1, 25 Prince of Peace 1, 2, 35 Ohio Speech League Contest 2, 3: Play Festival Con- test 35 Solo and Ensemble Contest 45 Track At- tendant 15 Buckeye Girls' State 35 Poetry Reading Contest 15 County Polio Queen Candidate 45 Annual Editor 4. RONALD EYESTONE Hi-Y 25 Sr. Band 15 Choir 2, 45 Varsity U 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Tri-Masque 25 Football I, 2, 35 Basket- ball l5 Basketball Manager 35 Radio Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Bowling Team 1. ROBERT FARNHOLTZ Little Falls, New York 1, 2, 35 Choir 45 Sr. Scholarship Team 4. RONALD FREY F.F.A. 15 Shop Nlanagement 4. ROBERT GRAHAM junior Class Officer5 Choir 45 Student Council 3, 45 Student Council Officer 45 May Day Attend- ant 15 Varsity U 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Bowling Team 1, 25 Buckeye Boys' State 35 Huffman Football Award 4. VVILLIAM HAUFF Salem 1, 25 Hi-Y 45 Sr. Band 3, 45 Pep Band 35 Choir 3, 45 Varsity U 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Visual Education 3. BEVERLY HEFFELFINGER Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Sr. G.A.A. Officer 45 F.H.A. 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Ninth Grade Chorus THOINIIAS HENIGE Senior Class Officer5 Hi-Y 25 Sr. Band 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 35 Sr. Scholarship Team 45 May Day Attendant 25 Ir. Class Play5 Sr. Class Play5 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Quill and Scroll Officer 35 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 Basketball I5 Orange and Black Staff 25 Radio Staff 3, 45 Bowling Team 15 Track Manager 1. CAROLANN HERRING Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club I5 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecomin Attendant 45 F.T.A. 45 Tri-Masque 3, 45 Tai-Masque Play Festival 3, 45 National Thespian 3, 45 Radio Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Prince of Peace 45 Ohio Speech League Contest 45 Art Club 4. JOANNE HETZNER Jr. G.A.A. I5 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 35 Jr. Band5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Sr. Class Play5 Tri- Masque 45 Radio Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3. RICHARD HOY Scholarship Team 1, 2, Operation Youth 3. ROBERT JAQUETH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Officer 4, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD JONES Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Visual Education 2, 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, World Affair's Conven- tion . MARILYN KARG Jr. G.A.A. I, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus. ALLEN KELLER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Officer 1, 2. JAMES KELLY Freshman Class Officer, Junior Class Officer, I-Ii-Y 4, Student Council 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Officer 4, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, National F.F.A. Convention 3, State F.F.A. Judging Team 2, Scholarship Team 2, Varsity U 3, 4, Baseball 3, Annual Staff 4. HELEN KINLEY Jr. G.A.A. I, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Ninth Grade Chonis, Jr. Band, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Choir 4, Orchestra 2, Solo and En- semble Contest 2, 3, 4. JULIA KLEIN Jr. G.A.A. 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Scholarship Team 1, 3, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, Office Work 4, Library Work 4. MARILYN KOEHLER Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sr. G.A.A. Officer 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Student Council 4, Student Council Officer 4, Sr. Class Play, F.T.A. 3, 4, Tri-Masigue 3, 4, Tri-Masque Play Festival 3, National hespian 4, Thespian Officer 4, Radio Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Prince of Peace 3, 4, Ohio Speech League Contest 3, 4, Poetry Reading Contest 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3. DAVID KREBS Sophomore Class Officer, Hi-Y 2, 4, Jr. Band I, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, F.T.A. 3, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri- Masque Play Festival 2, 3, 4, Visual Education 2, Annual Business Manager 4. EDWARD KUENZLI Hi-Y 4, Bo s' Glee Club 1, Jr. Band, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Choir Officer 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Education 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Shop Management 4. DAVID LARCOMB Hi-Y 2, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, F.T.A. 4, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri-Mas ue Play Festival 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basketbgll 1, Track 2, Bowling Team 1, Track Manager 1. LINDA LITTLE Jr. G.A.A. 1, Jr. G.A.A. Officer 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens Officer 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band Officer 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Student Council 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Sr. Scholarshi Team 4, F.T.A. 4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Annual, Staff 4, Solo and En- semble Contest 2, 3, 4. DONALD LONG Varsity U 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. CAROLE MAIN - Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Choir 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, Tri-Masque 3, 4, Office Work 4. DAVID MILLER Hi-Y 2, 4, Varsity U 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Visual Education 2, 3, 4. RONALD MILLER Baseball 4. SARA LOU MILLER Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Student Council 4, Student Council Officer 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, May Day Attendant 1, Jr. Class Play, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri-Masque Play Festival 2, 3, National Thes ian 3, 4, Radio Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Cffeerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace 3, 4, Play Festival Contest 2, 3. EARL MINARD Bowling Team 1. COLLEEN MORRIS Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus. JAMES MOTTER Hi-Y 2, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Pro- cedure 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsit U 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, State Judging Team 2, 3. LARRY OBEE Mt. Vernon High School I, 2, Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y Officer 4, Student Council 4, Scholarship Team 3, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, Varsity U 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, All League I-Ialfback 4, Hoffman Football Award 4, Decathlon VVinner 3. EVERETT OBENOUR Bovs' Glee Club I, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Officer 4. JAMES RADVVICK Hi-Y 2, Jr. Band, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Tri-Masque'2, 3, 4, Tri-Masque Play Festival 2, 4, Operation Youth 3, Track Manager 2. RUSSELL RALL Hi-Y 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, Football 1, 4, Track 3, 4, Bowling Team 1, Basketball Manager 2, Track Manager 2. VVERNER REICI-I Hi-Y 4, Varsity U 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. CORINA RHODEN Junior Class Officer, Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sr. Marching Band 4, Jr. Class Play, Quill and Scroll 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Tri- Masque 3, 4, National Thegpian 3, Office Work 4, Orange and Black Sta 2, Radio Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Prince of Peace 4, D.A.R. Test 4. EARL RIEDLINGER Student Council 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamen- tary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 4, State F.F.A. Conven- tion 2, 3, State F.F.A. Judging Team 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. MICHAEL RILEY Hardin Northern High School 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Scholarship Team 3, Varsity U 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hi-Y Conference 4, Honorable Men- tion Basketball Team 3. RUTH ROSZMAN Sophomore Class Officer, Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sr. G.A.A. Officer 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Officer, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE SAMMET Jr. G.A.A. I, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band Officer 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Choir Officer 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Jr. Class Play, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri-Masque Pla Festival 2, 3, Office Work 4, Orange and Black Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Bowling Team I, Track Attendant 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4. GARY SAULL Hi-Y 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club I, Jr. Band 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Varsity U 3, 4, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Bowling Team 1, 2. JOY SCHOOLFIELD Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sr. Band 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, F.T.A. 4, Tri-Masque 3, 4, Tri- Masque Play Festival 3, National Thespian 4, Annual Staff 4, Library Work 4, Art Club 4. SALLY SCI-IROER Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band Officer 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Radio Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Prince of Peace 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4. JANE SHERBUCK Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus, Choir 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Tri-Masque 3, 4, Tri-Masque Play Festival 3, National Thespian 4, Office Work 4, Orange and Black Staff 4. ROBERT SHIDLER Summerfield High School 1, 2, Choir 4. AUDREY SIIVIPSON Hazel Park High School, Choir 4. KELLY SLATER Scholarship Team 2. EVELYN SMITH Girls' Glee Club 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Scholar- ship Team 3, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, Horne- coming Attendant 4, lJr. Class Play, F.T.A. 4, Tri-Masque 4, Annua Staff 4, Spring Festival Queen 3, World Affair's Convention 4. ROBERT SMITH Varsity U 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Bowling Team 1, 2. SHERMAN STANSBERY Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. CAROL STECHER Jr. G.A.A. I, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens Officer 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sr. Marching Band 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, May Day Attend- ant 2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Jr. Class Play, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri-Mas ue Pay Festival 3, National Thespian 3, 4, 'Phespian Officer 4, Office Work 4, Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM STEPHENS Freshman Class Officer, Hi-Y 2, May Day At' tendant 1, Varsity U 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri-Masque Pla Festival 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketbalf 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Orange and Black Staff 4, An- nual Stalf 4. LARRY SVVIHART Hi-Y 4, Choir 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity U 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, State F.F.A. gudging Team 2, National F.F.A. Convention 3, tate F.F.A. Con- vention 2, 3, Football all league second team. ROBERT SWIHART Hi-Y 2, 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, Lt. Band l, 2, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, C oir 4, F.F.A. l, 2, Parliamentary Procedure 1, Football 1, Baseball 4, Annual Staff 4, Bowling Team 1, 2. DAVID SWINEHART Hi-Y 2, Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, Scholarship Team 2, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Prince of Peace 4, County Alcohol Test 3, Library VVork 4. DENNIS THIEL F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, State F.F.A. Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4. , BERNARD VENT F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 4, Livestock Judging 1, 2, 3, 4. CARROL VENT Girls' Glee Club 2, Sr. Band 1, 2, Office VVork 4, Orange and Black Staff 2. WAYNE VVALTER Hi-Y 2, Jr. Class Play, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri- Masque Plav Festival 2, 3, Tri-Masque Officer 4, National Thespian 3, 4, Radio Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Prince of Peace 3. THOMAS WARFEL Choir I, 2, Varsity U 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Masque ? Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1, Bowling eam 1. NANCY WHALEN Sophomore Class Officer, Senior Class Officer, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 2 3, 4, Student Council 4, Student Council Officer 4, Scholar- ship Team 2, 3, Sr. Scholarship Team 4, Home- comin Attendant 4, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Euill and Scroll 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri- Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri-Masque Officer 4, Tri- Masque Play Festival 2, 3, National Thes ian 3, 4, Orange and Black Staff 2, Radio Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Bowling Team 1, 2, Ohio Speech League Contest 3, Play Festival Contest 2, 3, Track Attendant 2, Library Work 4. DELORIS VVILL F.H.A. 4, F.H.A. Officer 4, Hi-Teens 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL WOLFRUM Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Scholarship Team 2. JEAN WISNER Jr. G.A.A. I, Sr.. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus, Choir 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship Team 4. JOAN WORLINE Senior Class Officer, Jr. G.A.A. 1, Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Teens 2, 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Choir 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Student Council 4, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4, Tri-Masque Play Festiva 2, 3, 4, National Thespian 3, 4, Thespian Officer 4, Radio Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace 2, 3, 4, Ohio Speech League Contest 2, 3, Play Festival Contest 2, 3. - AUTOGRAPHS Left to right-Nancy Ellis, Dave Larcomb, Dave Miller, Mary Jane Sammet, Sara Lou Miller, Marilvn Koehler, Colleen Morris, Don Morris, and jim Milligan, Bill Stephens, Eddie Kuenzli, Jane Sherbuck, Sandy Corbin. 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'g-:.f, 44: 1 A girl- ,f I '11 . A -' - - - ff--V' -ff-4 :ef ' .,:'74 ' :.,,'3 'f .-f- f -j 'ff3ii1-- 4' ' W W - N 1 Q In ss f l 1 if ' ' . f 'T lx , LQ? . Y x - Y Y. - - A H j - Y - - . Y . - Q 1 t xi Y, Y A i V Row one-VVilliam Bickham, Roger Boyle, Christine Carroll, Shirley Clark, Sandra Crouse. Row two-Barbara Degler, Nancy Eippert, Elizabeth Farn- holtz, Rosalie Frey, Dennis Gerber. Row three-David Gibson, David Gil- len, Edward Gillen, David Gottfried, Ion Grundtisch. JUNIORS President ....,......, NANCY EIPPERT Vice President .... DAVID lx'lCCLAIN Secretary-treasurer PHYLLIS NIILLER JUNIORS Row one-Sally Koehler, Nancy Lar- ick, Neva Larick, Robert Little, Bar- bara Maxwell. Row two-Kenneth May, Robert Nlay, David McClain, joe McClain, Shirley McClain. Row three-Richard lVIcKelvey, Phyllis Miller, Robert Miller, Gladys Moses, Edna Myers. Row one-Carol Hetzel, Miriam Hoover, LoHene Horn, Richard Hud- son. Row two-Marion Karg, Burt Kelly, Russell Kear, Karl Kiehl. Row three-Ruth Kiehl, Dennis Kin, Ken- neth Kin, Gary Kline. 4 . U Q - ' S 1 i i Row one-Maxine Roberts, Jerry Roszman, Thomas Roszman, Nancy Scheidegger, julie Sebenoler. Row two-Patricia Siegel, Anna Smith, Mary Smith, joycelyn Steiner, Paul Steiner. Row three-Donald Stephan, Charles Sublett, Roger Swartz, VVilda Swartz, Melford Swihart. -t 2 ' f' N1 Q-gfa - X 3 W Row one-Larry Newman, Daniel Patchett, Barbara Paulin, james Pfeifer. Row two-Nancy Pfeifer, Daniel Phillips, Linda Phillips, Sue Preble. Row three-Ronald Raymond, Diana Rhoden, Clara Riecllinger, Debbie Riley. -74? xt, gf . as-ag. ,x JUNICRS The juniors began the third chapter of their high school days by electing out- standing oflicers: president, Nancy Eippertg vice president, David McClaing and secretary-treasurer, Phyllis Miller. The first memorable event was the annual class party held on October 21, which was enjoyed by all who attended. The second outstanding event occurred when we presented the Iunior Class Play, State Fair, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Kohn. A capacity crowd enjoyed the play on November 19. The class sponsored the biggest event of the year when the seniors were honored with the prom on May 20. This beautiful farewell to the seniors was made possible by selling refreshments at all home football and basketball games. We couldnit close the chapter without thanking the class sponsors, Mrs. Caves, Mr. Drebus, and Mr. Kohn, for helping us to have a successful year. Row one-Jean Ann Thiel, Ronald Thomas, Carl Tiell, Nancy Veith, Row two-Robert Vent, Rose Walterhouse, Sally Walters, Shelba Walton. Row three-John Ward, Joyce Whinnan, Diane Witzel, Clyde Wuethrich. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Row one-Tom Roszman, David McClain, Russell Kear, Neva Larick, Jerry Roszman, Diane Wirzel, Barbara Paulin, Gary Kline, Chris Carroll, Barbara Degler, Shirley Clark, Mr. Kohn, Paul Steiner. Row two-Barbara Degler, Paul Steiner, Shirley Clark, Cary Kline, Nancy Vlfhalen, Jerry Roszman, Joycelyn Steiner, Linda Phillips, Tom Roszman, Barbara Maxwell, Neva Larick. Storekeeper .... ,.,... . .......,...... . . Melissa ,............ - ............. Margy .......i Able ...... VVayne .. Harry .,., -... CAST OF .TOM ROSZNIAN .SHIRLEY CLARK ,..NEVA LARICK .PAUL STEINER GARY KLINE ......,.RLISSELL KEAR CHARACTERS Eleanor. ,,..,..,..... .. Emily .....,...,..... Pat. ,.r.......,......,,... Mrs. Rawlins. .ii....., ....,. The Barker .,...... .. ...... .. Student Director. ...... ..,..t. ST ATE FAIR .CHRIS CARROLL BARBARA PAULIN ........ JERRY ROSZMAN BARBARA DEGLER DAVID .NICCLAIN ...DIANE WVITZEL VVhen the Frake family goes to the fair something is bound to happen. Before leaving, the two Frake teen-agers quarrel with their steady dates. Able's every thought concerns his hog, Blue Boy, who is expected to win the sweepstakes. Melissa fears her pickles will not beat those of Mrs. Rawlins, state pickle champion. At the fair Margy falls in love with a suave newspaperman. NVayne too falls in love. just when everything looks settled the old flames turn up at the fair. As the storekeeper predicts, they work things out. Blue Boy is proclaimed sweepstakes winner. Melissa runs away with the pickle prizes. Margy and lfVayne return to the farm completely over their state fair Hirtations. Our play was directed by Mr. Kenneth Kohn. President ..,,......,,.,.,.,..,... THOMAS HETZEL Secretary-treasurer .....,.. STEVE MATTESON Vice President ,. ., ...,..,, DENNIS RALI. The sophomores stepped into the position of being upperclassmen by showing their ability to accomplish the tasks put before them. The following capable officers were elected 'by the class: president, Thomas Hetzelg vice president, Dennis Rallg and secretary-treasurer, Steve Matteson. Besides choosing their class rings, and participating in the Tri-Masque play, they sponsored the dance after the Norwalk game on February ll. Their first big social event was the class party held on December 6. Much advice and understanding was given to them by their very helpful advisors, Mr. Criner and Mr. Fleeman. Heres hoping they continue to have successful years at Upper High. gs as Row one-Margaret Adams, Kay Althauser, William Baker, Mike Batton, Dorothy Bianchi, Henry Bils, Jason Blue, Christine Bolish, Elaine Book. Row two--James Cheney, Frank Clinger, Janice Cornish, Joan Cornish, David Crary, Gene Delaplane, Elaine Diebert, Charlotte Dillion, Sharon Eckleberry. Row three-Czerny Eyestone, Carol Frisch, James Gamber, Kenneth Graham, Karen Gross. Charles Hauff, Dorothy Heffelfinger, Virgil Heflieliinger, Carol Hehr. Row four- Marcina Hehr, Thomas Hetzel, Basil Higgins, John Hoover, James Huffman, James Hunter, James Karg, Harold Keller, Paul Kotterman. Row five-Davi Kramer, Franklin Kirchbaum, Franklin Kuenzli, Marilyn Kunert, Charles Lambrite, Larry Lehman, Robert Lininger, Patricia Linstedt, Ann Maddox. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Row one-Steve Matteson, Marilla McCain, Rhea Messmer, Joyce Miller, Shirley Moore, Donald Morris, Ronald Moser, Sharon Mutzner, Albert Myers. Row hvo-Barbara Myers, Beverly Newell, Norita Newell, Shirley Newell, David Norris, Sharon Oelberg, Sandra Patchett, David Phillips, Shirley Plott. Row three-Dennis Rall, Diane Ross, Kenneth Rowland, Donna Sandridge, Sue Ann Schoenberger, Gene Shambaugh, Paul Schuler, Susan Shireman, Sharon Slemmer. Row fo-ur-Jack Smith, Sarah Smith, Michael Southward, Janis Steinmetz, Rosemary Steiert, Jerry Stimplle, Janet Strasser, Mary Jane Swartz, Carolyn Swerlein. Row five-David Voorheis, Margaret Ward, Janice VVarfel, Edna Wells, Sandy Williams, Donald Young. - -- -V - W --7 Y V 7777 1 FRESHMEN President .,....... ,..,..K, I AIXIES NIILLIGAN V ice President .......... ........... 1 UDY Srunns Secretary-treasurer .......,,. MARYLOU SINIITI-I Feeling very proud and confident, the freshmen started the year extremely well. They began by electing their officers: president, James Milligan, vice president, Judy Stubbs, and secretary-treasurer, Marylou Smith. The class was well represented in the many diiierent organizations and activ- ities. Much credit goes to the class sponsors, Miss Neumeister and Mr. Koenig, who directed them. The highlight of the year was their class party, February 10, which was enjoyed by all who attended. VVe wish only the best of everything for the freshmen in the coming years. Row one-Linda Baldridge, james Beaston, Anna Barth, Beverly Brewer, Mary Brewer, Vernon Brinson, James Brown, Shirle' Brown, Joel Castanien. Row two-James Cavanaugh, Larry Cheney, William Cole, Marilyn Constien, Fred Cook, Fred Corbin, David Degler, Charles Eley, Helen Ellis. Row three-Edna Frey, Rosemary Gillen, Toni Hall, Martha Helfelfinger, Ann Hendricks, Iacie Herald, Alice Hogan, Patricia Klein, Tanya Kuenzli. Row four-Helen Lambrite, Amarillis Lawrence, Ann Leightey, Donna Leslie, Mary Ann Lind, Giles Logsdon, Sue Loverich, Cathryn Mason, Don May. Row five-ljon McConnell, Roger McQuate, joe Meeker, David Metzger, VVayne Mick, Linda Miller, James Milligan, Ar ene Mohre, Nancy Moses. FRESHMEN Row one-Frank Myers, Roger Powell, Thomas Racheter, John Radwick, Vaughn Reed, James Rhoden, Barabara Rife, Carol Rieser, Ruby Roberts. Row two-Helen Sammet, William Schroer, Charles Schuler, Marla Schultz, Rieda Shidler, Marylou Smith, James Stansbery, Mary Stein- metz, Judy Stubbs. Row three-Rosemary Sublett, Robert Summit, Raymond Swartz, Robert Swartz, Elizabeth Swihart, Harold Swinehart, Larry Thomas, Robert Thiel, Norman Truesdell. Row four-David VValton, janet VVells, Mervin Will, Phillip Wooten, Larry Hannum, Larry Karg, Charlotte Pence, Barry Wines. SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Row one-Bob, VVhitmore, Dick Hamilton, Harold Smith, Charles Smith, Larry Sweignrd, Larry Rife, Fritz Smith, Paul Homer McClain, Lynn Getz, Dennis Kline, Billy Kinley, Thomas Fox, Curtis Baker, Pat Feeley, Larry Caldwell, Jim Ritterspnch, Ralph Thomas, Ralph VValters. Row two-Margaret Kline, Sharon Lotz, Mary Evans, Rita Leightey, Kathleen Miller, Carol Ann Miller, Gary Starling, Bobby Kleinline, Bobby Swartz, Rosie McClain, George McGil1iard, Sandra Hannum, John Booth, Gary Ulrich, Ronald VVisncr, Susie Rhoden-, Sharon Kilgore, Robert Evans, Pam Austin, James Smith. Row three-Jim Cook, Barbara Burns, John Hood, Roger YVolfrum, Helen Messmer, Linda Kuenzli, Linda Stowe, Kay Shrank, Rita Veith, Joy Lyon, Sandra Swerlein, Sharon Kiulcy, Sarah Riley, Barbara McDermott, Phyllis Rittcrspach, Jim lVilson, I-HITY Ecklebvffy, Gary Eckleberry, Raymond Cattran. Row four-Mary Moses, Mary Long, Paul Gault, Rudy VVilkenson, Tom Young, Ronald Rife, Jack Austin, David Eley, David Koehler, Bobby Morris, Kenny Swartz, Sharon Lind, Sherryl Eyestone, Barbara Martig, Carol Drew, Helen Gerber, Eddie Schoenberger, Tom Kenan, Raymond Schroer, Jessie Cochanour, Phillip Clark, Dennis Daulton. Rom hw:-Yvonne Keller, Joyce Scheidegger, liay Carroll, Linda Hchr, Peggy Myers, Sharon Householder, Marilyn llliller, Judy Barth, Susan Bringman, Marvn Rall, Ellen Voorheis, Margaret Pool, Kathleen Rife, Barbara llalbedel, Susan Osborn, Miss Hetzel, Mrs. Tucker. Row one-Jimmy Koehler, Glen YVarfel, Billy Lambrite, Harry Graham, David Hehr, Bruce Metzger, Rodney Zehfus, Ronnie Powell, Robert Krichbaum, Junior Binau, Roger Zehfus, Dick Newell, John Hehr. Raw two- Barhara Ruehle, Phyllis Stephan, Mary Cook, Jason Traxler, Eugene Rhoden, Ronnie Kramer, Jim Witzel, Jim W'orline, Allen Walton, Judy Cheney, Kathy Obee, Mary Smith, Kathy Stiefel. Row three-Charles Gault, Denny Hines, Lynn McClain, Ann Miller, Jane Caldwell, Susan Kline, Phyllis Vlfooten, Sandra Green, Bonnie Ryerson, Carol Murphy. Lynn Hunter, David Grove, Eddie Warfel, Dari Gerber, Richard Crnry. Row four-Albert Adams, John Burns, Don Adams, Harold Ervin, Nedra Stimpi-le, Sharon Perish, Judy Riddle, Glenna VanHorn, Charlotte Kenan, Eddie Schoenberger, Bonnie Newell, Sandra Karg, Francis VValton, Fay Schoolfield, Norita VVolfe. Row five-Darwin Giles, Larry Rowland, Bill Conner, David Strasser, Ellen Pool, Sue Hale, Bonnie Taylor, Elaine Koehler, Betty Johns, Nancy Bixler, Bill Martin, Judy Newell, Steve Nye, Irene Voorheis, NVillis Foreman, David Huffman, Frank Quail, Elaine VanScoit, Janet Ladenu, Susan Shafer, Mr. Lab. 47 A 9 Q im wg-gs '35 Left to right-Ronnie Frey, IoArme I-letzner, Helen Ann Ellis. Row one-Barbara Winter, Danny Patchett, Deloris Vk7ill, Sara Lou Miller, Marilyn Koehler, Susan Tschantz, Colleen Morris. Row two-Paul Vinson, John Schweitzer, Audrey Simpson, Harry Baughman, Phyllis Bcausay, Roger Nloll, Sally Schroer. Row three-Nancy Ellis, David Krebs, Karl Kiehl, Jim Motter, David Gott- fried, Corina Rhoden, Linda Elwood, Shirley Constien, Sue Ann Schoenberger, Jerry Roszman, Jim Huffman, Carol Hetzel. 3' if -1 , Y ., V 5-f fs- f' r- IV' T' f 'l2 j. 'W ,....-v, , f',T f, A-'+R-N . .' ... f-' 'A 'J V A 1 'V'-'N I V , V - .1 ' ,V 1 ...X M , v l '-il-Q NM, ,.-.-. X !.v-'g,z--- , .X , 1, ' -.,-'- .J .:' ,..,. .f---2 AM ',- ' 1 ,,--- ,L - -. .. 1 .-- - I., Q x , 1. Q. c..,:f..f-..-Q.-rg L- -+ - f,-4-f-':?e2f2? ls ,..,- -f' '12----f '.'f , f 'QJEA B A , , J,-:at .-.ew 'G- ' .--Q., ' ,P Q- 'X '::-.Q.K7- ,.f..4,A. , .. A 1-1-z-,H-'L s -,. , 'NC ,', 1 3 f if Qi' w 53 Yi! , .,-6 - ,V , F Y, , f--Cf' ff, 1 1 Q-N., , 1' I, ,,,,.- E J- - I 1. ic- W ik YA i ,,. 'B ANNUAL STAFF 1- A D V I S O R MR. KOENIG Almru-Balm Graham. Phyllis Bcnusay, Dave Krrslls, Business Manager, Joy Schoollivld. Ronnie liycsionc, liildic Kucnzli, jim Kelly. Br-lou'-Pat llook, Sandy Corbin. Shirley Consticn , Corina Rlioden, Marilyn Dillon, Marilyn Koehler. 50 Ron' one-Evelyn Smith, Class llisrorian, Ruth Rosznmn. Music Editor, Fcrnc Clingcr, Class NVill, Sally Sclirocr, Lrcnsurvr, Nancy Ellis. lirlitor, JoAnne llctzncr, Art Editor, Carolzmn Ilorring, Art lidilor, Mary jane Sammrr. Social Editor. Ron' two-Linda Little, Girls' Club liditor, Carol Stcclicr, Senior llisturinn, joan XVorlinc, Class Proplwcy, Sara Lou Miller, Class lX'ills. Ron' three-Larry Olmec, Class XVill, David Swinelnirt, Snap Photographer. Earl Ried- linger, Boys' Club Editor, Bill Stephens, Sports Editor, VVaync XValtcr, Class XVill, Bob Swihart, Snap Photograplwr. BUSINESS STAFF CIRCULATION STAFF - - - -if -.-.--N Y -77777 ORANGE AND BLACK STAFF Ron' one-jane Shcrbuck, Chris Ilolish, Barbara Degler. Mary lane Sammct. Hon' two-Xlarilla McClain. Sue Ann Schoen- hcrger, Sandy Corbin, Rlarcina llchr, Mr. Lab. Row three-Barbara Myers, Bill Stephens, Roger Boyle, Shirley Constien. Under the very patient supervision of Mr. Richard Lab, the advisor, the Orange and Black staff has completed another very successful year. The Orange and Black news was published once a week in the county news- paper, the Daily Chief-Union. It gave the public opportunities to know of the ha eninvs in' and about our school. PP o RADIO CLUB The members of the Radio Club, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Kohn, deserve a ,great deal of praise for the line job they did in radio broadcasting this past year. The usual fifteen minute program was extended to thirty minutes. To be a member of the club entails much extra hard work. The students ccr- tainly have a right to feel proud of their successful weekly broadcasts. llnw one-Ioan ll'iuline. Diana Rhotlen, Ronnie liyestone, Marilyn Koehler. Sara Lou Miller. Row two--Nancy XVllillCll, Carina Rhodcn, Sally Schrocr, Nancy llllis, Sandy Corbin, Carol Stecher, Caralann llerring. Row three-Turn llcnige, Jerry Roszman. lVaync Vllalter, Dave Larcomb, Bill Stephens, jim Raclwick. Mr. Kohn. 51 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is organized each year to promote a better understanding of the aims of the students and the faculty. As president, Sara Lou Miller did a very good job of pre- siding over the meetings. The vice president, Marilyn Koehler, presided in her absence. Minutes and attendance were taken by the secretary, Nancy VVhalen. The money was handled by the treasurer, Robert Graham. Mr. Ray V. Harper was a very helpful advisor. The council sponsored the annual talent show, and a dance after a basketball game. Assembly programs for next year were also selected. The presidents. or special representatives, of all school classes and organizations are members of the council. Ron one-Ann Hendricks, Mr. Harper, Nancy VVhalen, Marilyn Koehler, Sara Lou Miller, Bob Graham, Linda Little, Ioan VVorline. Row two-Bill Kinles Barbara Degler, Nancy Eippert, Jim Milligan, Nancy Ellis, John Clinger, Carol Stecher, Bill Baker, Ruth Roszman, and Nedra Stimptie. HI-TEENS Row one-Elaine Diebert, Rhea Messnrer, Shirley Constien, Sally Schroer, Carol Herring, Marilyn Koehler, Carol Stecher, Marilyn Dillon, Linda Little, Phyllis Beausay, Pat Book, Carole Main, Corina Rhoden, Elizabeth Farnholtz, Joyce XVhitman, Barbara Paulin. Row two-Carol Hetzel, Sharon Slemmer, Edna VVells, Barbara Degler, Pat Linstedt, Sally Xvalters, Colleen Morris, Nancy Pfeifer, Diane VVitzel, Beverly Heffel- finger, Dorothy Heifelfinger, Shirley Moore, Shirley Plott, Marilyn Kunert, Rosemary Steiert, Sara Lou Miller, Joan VVorline, Debbie Riley, Sandra Crouse, Miss Golling. Row three-Charlotte Dillion, Janis Steinmetz, Sue Preble, Jeananne Cook, Nlnrgaret VVard, Linda Phillips, Shirley Clark, Jean YVisner, Ferne Clinger, Jane Sherbuck, Sandy VVi1limns, Kay Althnuser, Mary Jane Snmmet, Dorothy Bianchi, Janice Vlfarfel. Sharon Oelherg, Donna Sandridge, Christine Carroll. Row four-Sarah Smith, Karen Gross, VVilda Swartz, Sally Koehler, Sharon Eckleherry, Shelba VValton, Ruth Kiehl, Miriam Hoover, Ioycelyn Steiner, Diane Row, Ann Maddox, Elaine Book, Barbara Myers, Sue Schoenberger, Janet Strasser, Io Anne Hetzner. Marcina Hehr, Helen Kinley, Marilyn Karg, Ruth Roszman. Row five-Sandy Patchett, Ioyce Miller, Nancy Eippert, Mary Smith, Barbara Maxwell, Phyllis Miller, 'Neva Larick, Diana Rhoden, Carolyn Swerlein, Nancy Veith, Suzanne Althauser, Carol Frisch, Margaret Adams, Sandy Corbin, Carol Hehr, Sharon Mutzner, Beverly Newell, Shirley Newell, Susan Shireman, Marilln McClain, Norita Newell, Anna Smith, Chris Bolish. Row six-Julie Sebenoler, Nancy Scheidegger, Joy Schoolfield, Rosie VVaterhouse, Nancy Ellis, Mary Jane Swartz. Again the Hi-Teens organization, under the capable leadership of our sponsor, Miss jean Golling, has had a successful year. Our president, Linda Little, presided over the meetings. Vice president Phyllis Beausay also served as presiding officer. Our secretary, Carol Stecher, faithfully recorded the minutes of each meeting, and Marilyn Dillon, our treasurer, carefully accounted for all receipts and expenditures. The club opened the school year with its annual initiation of new members. Our inspiring candlelight service, which was conducted by the Reverend Stanley McGilliard, followed on November 1. On December 21, the Hi-Teens sponsored their annual Christmas Party, the Snowflake Frolicf' Approximately sixty Hi-Teen girls and their dates attended this dance, which was as beautiful and as successful as ever. We feel that the cooperation and interest of each of the girls has resulted in another outstanding year for the Hi-Teens. TRI-MASQUE Ron' one-Nancy liippcrl, Carol lletzel. Sally NValters, Nancy Pfeifer, XVayne xvkllltll. Nancy Wlhalen, Jerry Rorzman, joan Xl'or- line, Sara Lou Miller, Carole Main, Phyllis Beausay. Row two-Phyllis Miller. Mary Smith, Chris Carroll, Linda Phillips, livelyn Smith, Diane XVitzel. Sandra Crouse, Carolann Herring, Joyce XVhitman. lilaine Book, Susan Shireman, Shirley Newell, Chris Bolish. Row three-Joe McClain, Shirley Clark, Mary jane Sanuner, Carol Srechcr. Pat Book. Marilyn Dillon, Corina , Rhoden. Marilyn Koehler, llarbara llegler. Diana Rliodcn, Nlarilla McClain, Sharon Mutzner, Jlarcinn llehr, Beverly Newell. Norita Newell. Ron' four-Cenc Delaplane, john Ilunter. Barbara Maxwell. Barbara ' Myers, Sandra Corbin, Julie Sebenoler, Miriam lloover, joyeelyn Steiner. Nancy Vcith. Nancy Ellis, joy Schoollield. Sue Schoenbcrgcr, Carol Ilehr, Jane Sherhuck. lim Radwiek, Ronnie Thomas. Ron' five- jason Blue, Gary Kline, David Crary. Rus- sell Kear, lim Gambcr, Dave Krebs, Bill Stephens, Dave Larcornh. Dan Phillips. Tom Ilenige, jim Castanien. Dave Mc- Clain, Dennis Gerber, Mr. Kohn. The T ri-Masque, Linder the direction of Mr. Kenneth Kohn, has a membership of students interested in the Held of dramatics. This year the club sponsored The Robe on lX'larch 17 and 18. The officers were: president, Nancy Wfhaleng vice president, Jerry Roszmang secretary- trcasurer, Wfayne lValter. VISUAL EDUCATION The 1955 Annual pays tribute to the students and Mr. Koenig for the line work they did this past year. The projectors were used for classroom hlms and also for the bencht of local community organizations. Left to right-John Hunter, Harold Keller, Dennis Rall, David Miller, Mr. Koenig, David Degler, Eddie Kuenzli, Roger Swartz. 54 NAT1oNAL THESPIANS Ron' one-Marilyn Koehler, Ioan Wlorlinc, Carol Slecher, Marilyn Dillon, Sandy Corf bin, Nancy Ellis. Row two-Nancy VVhalen, Corina Rhoden, Tom llenige, Carolann llerring. Sara Lou Miller. Row three- XVaync XVnlier. Dave Krebs, Mr. Kohn. Upper Sandusky High School holds a charter in the National Thespian Society. Any student who earns ten points in dramatics is eligible to join. The ol-licers for 1954-1955 were Carol Steclier, presidentg Ioan X!T7O1'lil1C, vice prcsidentg Sandra Corbin, secretary, Marilyn Dillon, treasurer, and Marilyn Koehler, scribe. F. H. A. This year Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and the girls of the Home Economics classes got together In form an organization new to U.S.H.S.-a chapter of the Future I-lomemakers of America. The members elected Pat Book, president. Carol Hetzel, vice president, presided in her absence. The secretary, Debbie Riley, kept busy recording activities, while the treasurer, Ieananne Cook, concentrated on collecting dues and paying bills. ' Row one-Sharon Slemmcr. Carol lletzel, Debbie Riley, Ieananne Cook, Colleen Morris. Pat Book, llelen Kinley. Martha lleffellinger, Ioan Cornish. Row tren- Innet Vllells, Alice Hogan, Surah Smith, Beverly Hetfellinger, Shirley Bartholomew. Shirley Moore, Dorothy Ileifeliimzer, Elaine Diehcrt, Maxine Roberts, VVilda Swartz, Sandy Pritchett. Ron' three-Joyce Miller. Edna U-'ells. Donna Leslie. Marla Schultz, Deloris Hfill. Shirley Constien, Charlotte Dillion, Gladys Moses. Lollene Horn, Mrs. Riley. Ron' four-Suzanne Althausct. llelen Laxnbrite. Rosemary Gillen. Rhea Mcssmcr, Rosie lValterhouse, Nancy Scheideggcr, Anna Smith. Edna Myers, Chris Carroll, Sandra Crouse. 55 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row one-Joe McClain, Everett Obenour, Burt Kelly, lim Motter, John Clinger, Robert Iaqueth, Jim Kelly, Frank Arnold, Allen Keller. Row two-Dave Gillen, Dennis Gerber, Dennis Thiel, Larry Swihart, Earl Riedlingcr, Gene Shambaugh, Don Young, Frank Clinger, Don May, VVayne Mick. Row three-Mr. Borton, Larry Thomas, Clyde Wuethrick, Bob Summit, Bernard Vent, ,lim Cheney, Bob May, Chuck Schuler, Larry Cheney, Dave Norris. Row four-Harold Swine- hart, Sherman Stansberry, Dave VValton, Paul Kotterman, Ed C-illen, Dennis Kin, Kenny May, Charles Eley, Albert Myers, Dave Crary, Frank Kuenzli. This year the Future Farmers of America, under the leadership of Mr. John Borton, selected as their ofiicers: president, John Clinger, vice presi- dent, Robert Iaquethg secretary, james Kelly, treasurer, Franklin Arnold, reporter, Burt Kelly, and sentinel, Everett Obenour. Earl Riedlinger repre- sented the chapter on the Student Council. The chapter holds tvyo monthly meetings, one at night, the other during the day. Two representatives were sent to the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. They were Iohn Clinger and Franklin Arnold. A few of the F.F.A.'s many projects were as follows: the crop programg the annual Parent-Son Banquetg and the local chapter pest hunt. FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Row one-Ann Hendricks, Linda Little, Sally Schroer, Mrs. Caves, Sara Lou Miller, Corina Pthoden, Marilyn Koehler, Phyllis Beausay. Row two-Linda Miller, Carol Rieser, Mary Stein- metz, Tanya Kuenzli, Ann Maddox, Janis Steinmerz, Ferne Clinger, Iudy Stubbs. Row three- Elizabeth Swihart, Cathryn Mason, Nancy Eippert, Helen Ellis, joy Schooltield, Margaret Adams, Norita Newell, Diane Ross, Marilla McClain, Nancy Whalen. Row four-jim Radwick, jerry Roszman, Bill Stephens, Bill Hauff, Dave Larcomb, Dick Jones, jim Castanien. The Aaron O. Suber Future Teachers of America Club of Upper Sandusky has completed a successful year. The F.T.A. Club is open to all interested in teaching. The pupils must have a certain grade rating before joining. The members earn merit points by assisting teachers in their school duties. The officers, Sara Lou Miller, president, Sally Schroer, vice presidentg Linda Little, secretaryg Corina Rhoden, treasurer, and Mrs. Hazel Caves, sponsor, planned the program for the year. lt included discussion periods, reports of members who had substituted for regular teachers, and movies from the O.E.A. and N.E.A. The ofhcers assisted in organizing a club in the Forest High School during the year. The experiences gained by being in a classroom as an actual teacher, and the knowledge learned in the discussions throughout the year were very profitable to all. SR. G.A.A. The presiding ollicer of Sr. G.A.A. this year was Marilyn Koehler. With the help of the vice president, Beverly Heffellinger, the year was begun. Ruth Roszman carefully filled the position of secretary, and Marilyn Dillon, as treasurer, kept busy collecting dues and paying bills. The most important event on the schedule for the club was the Valentine Party, Cupid's Caper, on February 14, at which a King and a Queen of Hearts and their at- tendants were chosen. Plans for it began to form immediately after the annual initiation of new members. Members of Sr. G.A.A. realize that the success of the year is due to the careful and thoughtful guidance of the sponsors, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and Miss Frances Holden. Row one-Marilyn Dillon, Ruth Roszman, Beverly I-Ieflfellinger, Marilyn Koehler. Row two-Ferne Clinger, Jean NVisner, Marilyn Karg, Helen Kinley, Shirley Bartholomew, VVilcla Swartz, Colleen Morris, Rosemary Steiert, Marilyn Kunert, Dorothy Bianchi, Donna Sandridge, Janice WVarfel, Sally Walters, Elizabeth Farnholtz. Row three-Joan Vlforline, Sara Lou Miller, Joyce VVhit1'nan, Sharon Slammer, Rose VValterhouse, Sandra Crouse, Debbie Riley, Carol Hetzel, Nancy Pfeifer, Linda Little, Elaine Diebert, Shirley Plott, Kay Althauser, Sandy Vllilliums, Carol Frisch, Diane YVitzel, Sandy Patchett, Joyce Miller, Nancy Eippert, Carole Main. Row four-Diana Rhodcn, Julie Sebenoler, Joycelyn Steiner, Linda Phillips, Sarah Smith, Sue Preble, Edna VVells, Carol Vfolfrum, Suzanne Althauser, JoAnne Hetzner, Marilla McClain, Sue Schoenberger, hrlary Jane Sammet, Sally Koehler, Barbara Paulin, Janet Strasser, Sharon Eckleberry, Sharon Mutzner, Janis Stein- metz, Barbara Degler. Ron' five-Nancy Ellis, Nancy Veith, Patsy Book, Miriam Hoover, Ruth Kiehl, Nancy Scheidegger, Shelba VValton, Neva Larick, Dorothy Heffelfinger, Chris Bolish, Susan Shireman, Carol Hehr, Ann Maddox, Barbara Myers, Sandy Corbin, Carol Stechcr. Carol Herring, Corina Rhoden, Sally Schroer, Shirley Constien, Joy Schooliield. Row six-Barbara hflavwell, Phyllis Miller, Mary Smith, Shirley Clark, Shirley McClain, Rhea Messmer, Charlotte Dillion, Marcina Hehr, Shirley Moore, Margaret Adams, Mary Jane Swartz, Norita Newell, Beverly Newell, Shirley Newell, Elaine Book, Diane Ross, Pat Linstedt, Carolyn Swerlein, Margaret NVard, Phyllis Beausay. JUNIOR G.A.A. Under the leadership of the president, Ann Hendricks, the Jr. GAA. organization has had another eventful year. To assist her in her work were the following officers: vice presi- dent, Mary Steinmetzg secretary, Bonnie Newell, and treasurer, Fay Schoolfield. The initiation of new members very appropriately started the new year. Later in the year the club planned its annual party. The cloakroom concession at the basketball games was handled by the girls, and netted them a considerable amount of money. Each member agrees that the year would not have been so successful without the careful guidance of their sponsors, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and Miss Frances Holden. Rott' one-Pam Austin, Sharon Lotz, Kay Shrank, Sharon Kilgore, Fay Schooliield, Bonnie Newell, Ann Hendricks, Mary Steinmctz, Kathy Eippert, Carol Ann Miller, Sue Rhoden, Linda Hehr, Peggy Myers. Row two-Rosie McClain, Linda Baldridge, Shirley Brown, Violet Born, Mary Evans, Kathleen Miller, Sara Riley, Barbara McDermott, Sharon Kinley, Helen Messmer, Margaret Kline, Linda Kuenzli, Mary Long, Rita Leightey, Sherryl Eyestone, Sharon Lind, Kay Carroll, Alice Hogan, Janet Xlfells. Row three-Sue Bringman, Edna Frey, Elizabeth Swihart, Arlene Mohre, Mary Lou Smith, Judy Stubbs, Sandra Hannum, Rita Veith, Joy Lyon, Marilyn Miller, Judy Barth, Sandy Swerlein, Linda Stowe, Carol Drew, Cathy Stiefel, Helen Gerber, Phyllis Ritterspach, Barbara Martig, Mary Brewer, Ann Leightey, Sharon Householder. Row four-Jacie Herald, Rose- mary Sublett, Carol Rieser, Nancy Moses, Helen Sammet, Marilyn Constien, Barbara Rife, Mary Lind, Judy Riddle. Reva Brown, Bonnie Taylor, Barbara Halbedel, Frances VValton, Sandy Karg, Mary Moses, Margaret Pool, Eileen Voorheis, Phyllis W'ooten, Yvonne Keller, Joyce Scheidegger. Row five-Helen Ellis, Sue Love- rich, Linda Miller, Cathryn Mason, Beverly Brewer, Pat Klein, Rieda Shidler, Marla Schultz, Donna Leslie, Sharon Parish, Marva Rall, Elaine Koehler, Judy Newell, Norita VVolfe, Irene Voorheis, Kathleen Rife, Martha Heilielfinger, Rosemary Gillen, Helen Lambrite, Sue Osborn, Barbara Burns, Glenna Van!-Iorn. Row six-Ban bara Ruehle, Ann Miller, Sandy Green, Charlotte Kenan, Susan Shafer, Amy Lawrence, Ruby Roberts, Elaine VanSeoit, Sue Hale, Margaret Pool, Janet Ladeau, Tanya Kuenzli, Nedra Stimpfle, Lynn Hunter, Sue Klein, Jane Caldwell, Kathy Obee, Phyllis Stephan, Mary Cook. MARCHING BAND The Marching Band was better than ever this year. It really looked classy marching down the field in V formation while playing the snappy fanfare i'To Look Sharp. A mixture of formations and precision marching pleased everyone. It is with heavy hearts that thirty-two seniors leave the band, but the memories of the long practices, the bus rides. and the feeling that we really represented our school well wherever we went will always be cherished. To Mr. Ralph Faulk go sincere Thanks for his kindly consideration, and for his end- less patience. Row one-Larry Rowland, Bob Batton, Barbara Myers, L-Inrilyn Kunert, Jerry Roszman, julie Sebenoler, Nancy Schei- depzger, David Metzger, Corina Rhoden, Nancy Pfeifer, Debbie Riley, Elaine Book, Christine Bolish, Roger McQunte, Czerny Eyestone. Row two-Dave Gibson, Martina Hehr, Mary lane Sammet, Linda Phillips, Ioycelyn Steiner, Carol llehr, Marla Shultz, Sharon Mutzner, Pat Lindstedt, Marilyn Constien, Diane Ross, Ann Hendricks, Jane Caldwell, Arlene Mohre, Carol Stecher, Kenny May. Raw three-Bill Hauff, Sue Schoenberger, Lynn Hunter, Linda Little, Mari- lyn Koehler, Io Anne Hetzner, Shirley Constin, Pat Book, Janis Steinmetz, Frank Myers, LoHene Horn, James Stansa berry, Elizabeth Swihart, Ruth Roszman. Row fmzr-Gary Kline, Amy Lauwence, Helen Kinley, Carol Herring, Sharon Eckleberry, Gene Delaplane, Helen Ellis, Elaine Van Seoit, Phyllis Beausay, Dick Hudson, Mary Steinmetz, Ruth Kiehl. Row five-Fay Schooltield, Joy Schoolfield, Deloris XVi1l, Judy Stubbs, Jim Beaston, Dick Jones, Paul Steiner, Jim Castanien, Sally Schrocr, Bill Schroer, Pat Klein. Don Stephan, Nancy Ellis, Nancy Veith, Cathryn Mason. Row six-Mr. Faulk, Sherman Stunsberry, Dave Crary, Eddie Kuenzli, Dave Kramer, Nancy Eippert, Don May, Mervin lvill, Russell Kear. Dave Gottfried. DRUM MAJOR and MAIORETTES Left to right-Debbie Riley, Barbara Myers, Nancy Pfeifcr, Elaine Book, Marilyn Kunert. This year there were five majorettes and one drum major leading the marching band. They contributed much to the bandis half-time shows by their artistic variations. Drum Major jerry Roszman 61 Row one-Barbara Paulin, Marilla McClain. Shirley Clark, Patsy Book. Phyllis Miller, Carol Hehr, Barbara Myers, Nancy Veith, Elaine Book, joy Schoollieltl. Jean XVisner, Sue' Schoenberger. Marcina Ilehr, Christine Bolish, Beverly Newell, Mary Jane Sammet, Sue Preble, Joan XVorline. Ron' two-Nancy XVhalen, Linda Little, Nancy liippert, Carol Steclier, Marilyn Dillon, Sally Koehler. Mir- iam Hoover, Barbara Maxwell, Jocelyn Stein- er, Nancy Ellis, Mary jane Swartz, Jane Svherbuck, Neva Larick, Mary Smith, Ruth lxielil. Shelba XValton. llelen Kinley. Ron' three7Nancy Pfeifer, Ioyce XVhitman, Mari- lyn lxunert. Carole Main, Ruth Rosznian. jim Castanien, Paul Steiner, Bob Batton, David Gibson. Gary Kline, Dick Jones, Den- nis Gerber. jim Radwiek. Dick llndson, Frank Arnold. Sally Seliroer. Linda Phillips, Norita Newell. Row four-Iulie Sebenoler. Phyllis Beausay. joe Meeker, Toni llenige. Jerry Roszinan. Bob Graham. Charles llaull'. Gary Saull. Dave Miller, David Gottfried. Iohn Clinger. Russell Kent. Bob Shidler, Fd Sillen. Susan Shireman. and Mr. Ralph 'au '. CHOIR The choir participated in various programs at school, and was host to the Northern Ohio League Choir Festival which was held April l. Adding much to the appearance of the choir this year were the new stoles. They are made of beautiful orange faille material trimmed with white fringe. A black US mono- gram is inscribed on the right side. Officers for the choir this year were Ruth Roszman, presidentg Eddie Kuenzli, vice- presidentg and Mary Jane Sammet, secretary-treasurer. The seniors of the 1954-1955 choir greatly appreciate Mr. Ralph Faulks fine direction and the fine job Mr. August Yoder did during Mr. Faulk's absence. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS The Seventh Grade Chorus was very capably directed this year by Mr. August Yoder. Wfhile this group met but once a week, the students received a fine start in the training of their voices for the high school choir. Row one-Sharon Lotz. Mary Evans, Rosie McClain. Kay Shrank, Sharon Kilgore, llelen Messiner. Pam Austin. Margaret Kline, Sue Rhoden, Mary Long. Rita Leighley. Ron' two-George McGilliard, fohn Booth. Ronnie Vllisner, Fritz Smith, 'aul Homer McClain. Sharon Kinley, Joy Lyon, Sandra Ilannum. Sandra Swerlein, Carol Miller. Rita Veith. Linda Stowe, Bob Kleinlein. Bob Swartz, David Koehler. Pat Feeley, Curtis Baker, Tom Fox. Row three -Sharon Lind. Carol Drew, Phyllis Rit' terspaclx, Sherryl Eyestone. Linda llclir, Peg Myers, Kathleen Miller. Kay Carroll. Sarah Riley, Barbara McDermott, Kenny Swartz, David Eley, Dennis Kline. Yvonne Keller. Ellen Voolieis. Kathleen Rifc. Ron' four-Harold Smith. Barbara Mattie, Ilelen Gerber. Joyce Seheidegger, Kathleen Bip- pert, Barbara Burns. Marva Rall. Susie Osborn, Iurly Barth, Barbara llalbedel. Mary Moses. Susie Bringlnan. Marilyn Miller. Sharon Ilnusehnlder, Billy Kinley, Roger VVolfrutn, Iohn lloorl. Mr. Yoder. Bill Haulf. Dave Larcomb. Kenny May. Ron' one-Shirley Moore, Beverly lleflel- Hnger, Colleen Morris, Linda Bnldridge, Marylou Smith, Rosemary Steiert. Row two -Mr. August Yoder, Diane Ross, Dorothy I-leffelfinger, Indy Stubbs. Pat Linstedt, Elizabeth Swihart. Arlene Mohre. Ron' three -Margaret Adams, Nllilda Swartz, Suzanne Althauser, llelen Ann Ellis, Ann Maddox, Helen Satnmet, lacie Herald. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mr. August Yoder directed the Girls' Gle: Glub, which met during the fifth period on Wednesdays and Fridays. The songs ranged from semi-popular compositions. Although the girls did not sing for school programs, they en oyed the direction of Mr. Yoder and the op- portunity to sing together. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS The Eighth Grade Chorus was also directed 'by Mr. Yoder. They, too, met only once a week. Both choruses combined to sing for a few assembly programs, and they were de- lighted to do so for the enjoyment of the high school students. Row one-Clmrlotte Kennn. Sue Hale, Ellen Pool, Irene Voorheis, Marybelle Manhart, lludy Newell, Bonnie Newell, Elaine Koeh- er, janet Ladeau, Nancy Bixler. Row two -Barbara Ruehle. Sandra Karg, Francis XValton, Susie Kline, Kathi Obee, Jane Caldwell, Ann Miller. Bonnie Ryerson, Mary Cook. Phyllis Stephan, Allen VValton, Dick Newell, John Hehr. Row three-Iunior llinau, Bill Conner, Bruce Metzger, Rodney Zehfus. Sandra Green, Nedra Stimplle, Fay Schoolfield. Elaine VanScoit, Lynn Hunter, Kathy Stille. Roger Zehfns, lim VVitzel, Jim YVorline, Ronnie Powell, Iason Traxler, Row three-Iim Koehler, Ronnie Kramer. Richard Crary, Eddie Schoenberger, Bill Martin. Eddie lvarfel, Darl Gerber, Larry Rowland, Bill Lambrite, Mr. Yoder. Row one-Mareina Hehr. Sue Ann Schoen- bcrger, ,Linda Phillips, Ruth Kiehl, Cathryn Mason, Mary Steinmetz, Joy Schuoltield, Barbara Myers, Deloris WVill, Cnrolann Her- ring, Phyllis Beausay, Helen Kinley. Row two-Nancy Veith, Diane Ross, Don Stephan, Helen Ann Ellis, Sharon Mutz- ner, Carol l-lehr, Judy Stubbs, Sharon Eckleberry, Pat Linstedt, Pat Kline, Patsy Book, Nancy Ellis, Ruth Roszman, Richard Hudson, Marilyn Constien, Marla Schultz, Bill Hauif, Mary Jane Sammet, Joycelyn Steiner, Gary Kline. Row tlaref:--Elaine Book, Elizabeth Swihart, Fay Schoollield, Lynn Hunter. Linda Little, Jerry Roszman, Marilyn Koehler. Sally Sctroer, JoAnne Hetzner. Nancy Pfeifer, Shirley Constien, Gene Dela lane, Jane Caldwell, Lollenc Horn. Franlllc Myers, lilain VanScoit, Ann Hendricks, Arlene Mohre, Amy Lawrence, David Kramer. Nancy Eippert, Don May, Eddie Kuenzli, Jim Beaston, Jim Stans- hcry, Bill Schroer, Janice Steinmctz, Dick Jones, Paul Steiner, Jim Castanien, Mr. Ralph Faulk. CONCERT BAND W7ith football season over, the concert band got under way with preparations for the contest and a spring concert. The band played for the Community Institute, and also participated in the annual Northern Ohio League Band Festival, which was held at Tillin Columbian this year. Thanks go to Mr. Ralph Faulk for his line leadership, and a special 'iThank You to Mr. August Yoder for the splendid work he did in directing the band in Mr. Faulks absence. The oflicers this year were Linda Little, p:esidentg Mary Jane Sammet, vice presidentg and Sally Schroer, secretary-treasurer. JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band is a group of very hard-working junior high students. They are preparing themselves to take the places of the outgoing members of the Marching Band and Concert Band. lt is really surprising how well these students can play. The senior band members of 1955 wish them good luck in their future band days at U.S.H.S. Run' one-Sandra Thiel, Barbara Bringman, Ifay Schoollield. Lynn Hunter, Bill liinley, Kathi Obee, Narita VVolfc, Phyllis Ritters- pach, Sherryl Eyestone, Rosie McClain. Charlotte Kcnan. Janet Ladeau, Sue Hale. Row hro-Tommy Menningen, Phyllis Stephan, Sandra Green, Susie Osborn, Sharon Kinley, Rita Veith, Joyce Schcideg- ger,dJane Caldwell, Elaine VanScoit, Ray- mon Fatteran Barbara F'-nlbedel Jim Koenig, Susie Kline, Danny Jones, Dennis Kline, Rodney Zehfus, Sharon Lind, Helen Gerber. Darl Gerber. Row three-Ann Mil- ler, Jov Lyon, Susie Bringman, Kathleen Rift. Ellen Pool, Barbara Ruehle. Sharon Lind, Sharon Lotz, Larry Sweigard, Robert Kleinline. Bob Swartz, Tom Fox, Robert Morris, John Booth, Jason Traxler, Ray- mond Schroer, Kathy Steille. Kathie Eipeprt, Margaret Pool. Linda Kuenzli. Ronnie 'is- ner. Judy Linstedt, Eddie Schoenberger, Em VVitzel, Darwin Giles, John Hood. ruins-Gary Eckleberry. David Koehler. Gary Starling, Larry Eckleberry. ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alina Mater Cherished from our youth VVe within thy halls have sought for XAIlSdOl'll, knowledge, truth Loved school to thee we pledge As earnestly we try To nohly live and serve each other Honoring Upper High. FIGHT SONG H61'C,S to the Upper High School And to the many days Spent in the old school building Pride of our high school days Rah! Rah! Ptah! Mile:--boast' of our -traditions V VVe'll uphold them or die Long live our Alina Mater Here's to the Upper High. SNAPS Left to right-Marilyn Koehler and Carolann Herring, Patsy and Elaine Book, Phyllis Beausay, Carolann Hgrring, Corina Rhoden, Sally Schroer, Dave Krebs. Row two-JoAnne I-Ietzner, Jim Castanien, Sally Schroer, Bob Swihart, Nancy VVhalen. Row three-Ronnie Eyestone, Nancy Ellis, Ruth Roszrnan, Marilyn Koehler, Marilyn Dillon, Ieananne Cook, Marilyn Karg. - . . .Tgf ,T,,s-L E ,,.........---f'-' - 5 ifvif-f --F. :- : - 4:21. 'I j ' .. ff ,f- .ff 3 S 'gf' ',- I f --:s':2P , ,Q ,,,,.,- . l-M , ,-. .- A, 'LY ' K f 14,1 if - , f' H - -n , 4'9 -N..-'I Ali ' -N K 1 J 1. ing 3, 4 7 3 K X 1 :H 'T ' -42 71 . Q- A.: ,-.491 '-f 1 E X -L YI 1 f Y -f!:e5'f'q X . ,e ,,-' ' . 4' 55 5 T 21 ' , A K' -f' I 1 ,.2rZ4'!y-'S' ff X -X J f - ..f f I A 1 E 1 V, A4f?5y:K' - FI .A---.- , ., B Q.' fxkix , 1',- ix - 4 M - ' K l . i 1' lg - Q I I f ..--- ff J -, ff? Nl wif' ' I- N f J nr 4 Q, J X1 'J v ,fx X 'Z 'L-ff' Y .,E,? A'Q?-v '22, .- WX C ,f IJ ' 4, ,.- ' 1' X Cf Z,,..'-if- E 5 i ,LZ 'J 4 A, f . -. X f if Q 'f --2 2... f . fo f C7 f ff- + +- ...I -A ,f f NN 44. - -- I ' F' f ff . 1 '5f2- I.. A' ' 'Q 1- 7 ff-5-575 f 'jf ,, ' Ad 1ii : - .3 - fr' , 'af' ,,.n ,ff ,, 11 ' . 2:-H mf-j .-. ' + -f' f-f- ,..f-:- - jf w,m.- JJQL.-- ...W it 111- - , - 1 COACHES The ignition system of the Upper Rams was composed of Coaches Donald Drehus, Fenton VVolfe, Leo Strong and L. V. Ebenhack. THE RAMS Row one-Paul McClain, Jim Pfeifer, Bob Lininger, Larry Obee, Charles Lambright, Russell Kear, Melford Swihart, Danny Patchett, Mike Barton, Ioe McClain. Row two-Frank Kuenzli, Dave McClain, Roger Boyle, Virgil Heffeliinger, Steve Matteson, Mike Riley, John Hunter, Dennis Gerber, Bill Stephans. Row three-Bob Little, Dick McKelvey, Jim Cheney, jon Crundtisch, Dave Miller, Dan Phillips, John VVard, Ronnie lX4oser, Fred Cook, Bill Baker. Row four-Coach Leo Strang, Don Long, Bob Graham, Larry Swihart, jim Motter, Werner Reich, Jim Gamber, Ed Cillen, David Phillips, Coach Fenton VVolfe and Coach L. V. Ebenhack. FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Co-captain Bob Graham received several honors this football season. He was selected for the N. O. L. honor- able mention team, and received the Huffman award for outstanding lineman of the Rams. Bob earned two letters during his thigh school career, and was a member of the N. O. L. second team in his junior year. Wfe wish to congratulate him for his sportsmanship and leadership and as co-captain of our team. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Upper 13 ....... .. Mansfield Madison 32 Bucyrus 6 .,.,.................,..,..... Upper 3 Upper 7- ..........................,..,. Galion 6 Tiflin Columbian 7 ....,....... Upper l Upper 44 ..e..... ....,. X Villard 7 Norwalk 20 ............,.. .,,,...,, U pper 4 Upper 14 ,...... ,...., B ellevue 28 Carey 7 ...,.... .......e. U pper 2 Upper 7 ....,... ..... S helby 32 C0-captain Bill Stephens proved to be a good player at the right guard position this year, despite an injured shoulder. Bill has always displayed good sportsmanship and well deserved the two football letters he received during the past two seasons. YfVe wish to congratulate him for his fine leadership as cofaptain of our team. SENIGR FGOTBALL LETTERMEN Ron' one-jim Mutter, Bob Graham, Larry Oboe. Row 111-'O-D011 Long, Bill Stephens, Mike Riley Row three-Larry Swihart, VVerncr Reich, David Miller. RESERVE FOOTBALL Ron- om.--Ronnie Thomas, john Hunter Mike Batten, Bill Boker, Russell Kear, Bob Little, Gary Kline, Harold Keller. Fred Cook. Row two -Roger Boyle, Ronnie Moser, Mclfred Swihart, Dick INIC- Kelvey, jim Cheney, Dave Phillips, john Vilard, Ed Gil- len, Paul Ginther, Steve Matteson, Mr. I... V. Eben- hack. Row three-Frank Kuenzli, Virgil Helfelflnger, Kenny Graham, Bob Lining- er, Charles Lnmbrite. Burt Kelly, lim Gumbet, Bob Vent. 'These two teams are composed of the boys who will be our Varsity team next year and in the years after that. They have both done a fine job this year. l1Ve hope they keep up the good work. ' Row mu:-Ted Kuenzli, Bob Swartz, Fred Corbin, Frank Myers. Norm Truesdell. Bill Cole, jim Milligan, Chuck Schuler, Pat Feeley. Hou' two -Iolin Rndwick, lim lVor- linc. Tom Rnclieter, Toni Hall, Darl Gerber, joe Meek- er, Ray Swartz, David Grove, David Huffnizm. Row three -Eddie Vlinrfcl, Iohn Burns, David Metzger, Larry Karg, Ronald Rife. David Eley, jack Austin. Jim lvlllfl, Mr. Donald Drebus. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 71 VARSITY BASKETBALL Bow one-Dave McClain, Mike Riley, Dave Miller, Bob Crahum, Ion Crundrisch. Row two-Denny Gerber, Dan Phillips, Bill Hauif, Jerry Boszman, Roger Boyle. Row three- Dan Pritchett, Bob Lininger, Mr. Leo Strung. Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper 58 ,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,..,,,. ,...,,,.,.,, A da S2 e.,..,,,e.r,.. Tifiin Columbian I 60 .......... ,..,.,,,...,.,e. Ix enton 5 3 ...,.........e.,7,,...,.,... Bucyrus 86 .... ....,. IX flansfield Madison '53, ,,..,...,....,....,,.,.,,.. Crestline 74 .......... .,.. X Willard 53, ...,,,,,, ,.., . . Shelby 61 .........7 .7..,.. B ellevue 56 ......,,,. , i,,.,. Carey Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper 47 .,........,. Timm Columbian 49 ....,,.. ..r,,,i.,... Crestline 69 ......,. , ..,.. VVillard 54 ,..,..,..,........,.e...,.. Norwalk 63. ...6..... Mansfield Madison 58 ....,... .....,,.....,..,.,.., C alion 50, .,..... ..V... B ucyrus TOURNAMENT 43 ....,........ Mansfield Senior SENIOR BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Mt ar, Bot. QW., Bill ll ul The Upper Rams basketball team, guided by Coach Leo Strung, was nearly always playing under great height disadvantage. Although the scoreboard read in favor of the opponents most of the time, the Rams were never outfought. Their style of play was excellent, and they maintained a never-die attitude. VVhile the Rams won only three games and lost fourteen, where team effort was concerned their wins and losses were rewarding. RESERVE BASKETBALL Row one-Danny Patchett, Virgil Heffelfinger, Bob Miller, jon Gruncitisch. Row two -jim Camber, Chuck Haulf, Jerry Roszrnan, Kenny Graham, Coach Fenton VVolfe. Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper 33 24 p,,.,,,......, Tiffin Columbian 31 51 68 51 52 38 44 Kenton , ,..,oor,rooo...,........,.. . Bucyrus Mansfield Madison Crestline VVi11arcl Shelby Bellevue Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper U pper 28 38 54 39 48 49 46 42 A .......,,,,.. Tiffin Columbian . ....,.... ....o.,........ C restline VVi11arc1 Norwalk Mansfield lX'laclis0n Gahon Bucyrus 48 51 35 38 38 50 47 61 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS NINTH GRADE Row one-Bob Swartz, Fred Corbin, Frank Myers, Bill Schroer. Row two- David Metzger, Bob Summit, Jim 'Milligan, Ray Swartz, Norm Truesdell. Row three-Mr. Drebus, Toni Hall, Larry Karg, Pat Riley, Tom Racheter. The Freshman Basketball team had a successful season, under the coaching of Mr. Donald Drebus. After a shaky start, they finally found themselves, and finished with a record of seven wins and five losses. The seventh and eighth grade basketball team, coached by Mr. Richard Lab, turned in another fine season. Their record was seven won and five lost. These boys are starting early, but the experience gained now will help them when it is time for them to tke over on the Varsity team. Row one-Junior Binau, John Hehr, jim YVorline, Tom Kenan, David Koeh- ler. Row two-Dennis Hines, Eddie Schoenber- ger, jim Xvitzel, Paul Mc- Clain. R01Ufl1-T86-lb'II'. Lab, Darl Gerber, Bill Martin, Phillip Clark. 75 Row one-Larry Swihart, Bob Smith, Bob Graham, Bill Haulf, Larry Obce. Row two-Daw: Gillen, jerry Roszman, Dennis Gerber, Dave McClain. Row zlzrec-Paul Steiner, Mr. Vlfolfc, Ed Gillcn. TRACK VVith eleven returning lettermen, and Fenton VVolfe back as coach, the Rams should duplicate or better last year's N. O. L. runner-up record. The regular season opened April 7 at Bellevue. Throughout April and May, the team competed in seven meets: Mansfield Relays, Upper Night Relays, North- ern Ohio League meet, District meet at Mansfield, and the State meet. VARSITY U This is an honorary organization composed of all boys who have a major letter in any sport. As in the past, the club sponsored the annual varsity U banquet, which which was a huge success. Row one-Danny Patch- ett, ,lim Gambcr, Bob t Smith, Ion Grundtisch, L Thomas VVarfel, Bill Hauff, Dave Gillen, Paul Steiner. Row two-Bill Stephans, Don long, Dave Miller, Mike Riley, jerry Roszman, Larry Swihart, Russell Kear. Row three -Werner Reich, Roger Boyle, Ed Gillen, Steve Matteson, Dave McClain, Dennis Gerber, Jim Kelly. Row four-Coach Leo Strang, Bob Graham, Larry Obee, Bill Baker, Mike Barton, Fred Cook, Chuck Lambrite, Jim Motter. 76 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS X .X sy Qs Varsity-Left to right- Phyllis Miller, Mary Smith, Chris Carroll, Sara Lou Mila let, Joan Worline. Our varsity cheerleaders really worked hard this past year, and through their never-ending pep and enthusiasm, they maintained our fine school spirit, and our record of good sportsmanship. Two of the girls are seniors: joan YVorline and Sara Lou Miller. VVe know they are going to miss leading the cheers for U.S.H.S. VVe salute these five girls for their splendid leadership. ' RESERVE CHEERLEADERS To ease the strain on the varsity cheerleaders at the basketball games, we had another group of younger girls who led the cheers for the reserve games. This was the Hrst year of cheerleading for most of them, and they did an excellent job. VVe thank these girls very much for their co-operation and leadership. Reserves-Left to right-Linda Arm Hendricks, Carol Hehr, Judy Stubbs. 77 Balclridge, Marcina Hehr, HGMECCMING Miss Mary Jane Sammet was crowned Homecoming Queen in the pregame ceremony on Friday, November 12, 1954, by Principal Ray Harper. Her attendants were Carolann Herring, Evelvn Smith, Carol Stecher, and Nancy VVl1alen. Mary jane presented the game ball for the evening to the ccycaptains, Bob Graham and Bill Stephens, during the ceremony. 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Main St. Compliments of EAST SIDE GARAGE VINCENT rox Congratulations To The Class of 1955 PFEIFER HARDWARE COMPANY Upper Sandusky, Ohio DON E. YO-UNC Heating-Roofing-Sheetmetal Upper Sandusky Congratulations to the Class of 1955 CONGRATULATIONS from M. E. BOWEN sol-no DISTRIBUTORS OLIVER, DUNHAM. NEW w. F. WELLS c. J. counun HOLLAND AND DeLAVEL MILKERS AND FOOD FREEZERS Up-per Sandusky Ohio Best Wishes From COHSFUIUIUIIOHS the Sheldricks fo gperqfing Class of 1955 HOPKINS MOTEL WHETSTONE CLEANERS Air Conditioned AAA Recommended Cleaning of Distinction Compliments Compliments of of CAREY IMPLEMENT STORE DR. N. B. KEAR Carey, Ohio , Dentist McCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINERY West Walker Street RICHMAN BROTHERS Suits-Topcoats-Sport Coats Furnishings-Hats-Sport Clothes AXTHELM-TU RN ER Marion, Ohio Compliments of EM ERAL D. PFEIFER AUTHORIZED SALES 81 SERVICE Packard Cars International Trucks Compliments Of GRUNDTISCH MOTOR PARTS co. Glenn Grundtisch, Prop. 135 E. Fairview, Upper Sandusky Congratulations to the Class of 1955 BALDRIDCE Tire and Battery Store com 'ments DAYBROOK HYDRAULIC mvlsloN of LIND MOTOR SALES, INC. L, A, Young Spring 8. Wire 130 E. Fairview St. corporation Henry Lind Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of LYON FOOD CENTER INC. UPPER SANDUSKY'S Finest Food Center Russell Lyon, Pres. Clayton Shull, Vice Pre J. W. Lyon, Treas. FLEETWING senvlcs STATION Bill 81 Dorothy Pfeifer WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU Co-operative Association, Inc. Deep Freezers Fertilizer Feed and Seed Fence Petroleum Products Grinding DIBLE'S Mews wma America's Best-Known Brands Upper Sandusky, Ohio '7 GOOD HEALTH, WEALTH Congratulations and To the Class of 1955 HAPPINESS from To The Class of 1955 SWARTZ'S TEXACO STANSBERY AND STECK STATION Congratulations To the Class of 1955 HALM MOTOR CO. USED CARS HMS SOHIO Parts and Service 51'A1'10N 215 North sundusky Ave J W It 0 Upper Sandusky, Ohio ames a er, wner Bringman and Company MORTICIANS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 L ' A en n' 'r1-1oRoc1.1aAN CLEANERS Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 1177 Phone 197 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Good Luck Compliments to the of Class of 1955 UNIVERSAL WO0D'S COFFEE MQLDING SHOP COMPANY, INC. Compliments compliments ot of WYAN DOT LAN Es, MIKFS MARKET INC. Meat, Fish, and Poultry Bowling-Snackbar Our meat is a specialty, not a sideline! SMITH CLOTHING STORE MARION'S BEST MEN'S STORE The Home ot Nationally Known Brands Compliments of H. I. Lininger Oil and Gas Well Drilling and Producing Contractor l make a living as a contractor. But my business is living tor my Lord: to know and to do the will ot God through Christ who purchased my salvation at the Cross ot Calvary. Phone 998 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 ELISE HARE REAL ESTATE BROKER Compliments of WILSON'S Tire And Battery Service Vulcanizing 81 Recapping Congratulations and Best Wishes fd The Class of 1955 DR. PAUL E. EIPPERT Veterinarian N. Warpole St. Ph. 190 Compliments of KAUBLE 81 HAYDEN Phone 558-J Lathing and Plastering Contractors There's No Substitute For Good Plastering WARFEL COAL CO. HEATING 81 AIR CONDITIONING SALES, SERVICE AND INSTALLATION Compliments of Upper Farm Service, Inc. FARMALL TRACTORS Phone 278 REFRIGERATION FARM SERVICE and 229 South Fifth Street EQUIPMENT Compliments and Best Wishes compliments to the Class ot 'I955 of STUTZ NEWS 81 GIFT SHOP me Home or NA1'loNAu.Y KNowN GIFTS AND GREETING CARDS Photo Supplies and Developing WALTER H. DAY, Owner MORRAL, OHIO Compliments of Compliments of KREB5 ELLIS-MARTIN, Inc. FLOOR COVERING FORD-MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE FLOORS WALLS I25 S. Main St. Upper Sandusky TILE CARPET RUGS Congratulations to the Class of 1955 HART'S lswsuzv s'roRE Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments from the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Council 2050 to the Class of 1955 compnmenfs Greetings to The of 1955 cmamang class THE U. 5. IMPLEMENT LEO T. JONES COMPANY A. L. WITZEL, prop. Complete Sales 81 Service for Farm Equipment APPLIANCES TELEVISION CHAIN SAWS POWER LAWN MOWERS Upper Sandusky, Ohio OPERATING THE NEW STAR THEATER Upper Sandusky, Ohio NEW CAREY THEATRE Carey, Ohio FOREST THEATER Forest, Ohio INDIAN TRAIL DRIVE IN THEATER Compliments Compliments and of Best Wishes ' 'e THE CLAYCRAFT Class of 1955 WYANDOT PLANT D. H. BOUCHER General Contractors WI'-LARD H- TEFFT Resident Mgr. UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO C0 9 Ul'UlUfl0 '5 Congratulations to the and Best Wishes Class of 1955 to the Lys Class of SHOE STORE MAY SHQE F'TT'NC' STECHER INSURANCE PAUL Hu.osnsnANn owner at Manager Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of THE LITE STAR OIL COMPANY Distributors Fleet Wing Products Gasoline -- Motor Oils Fuel Oils -- Kerosene WALTER .l. FREY Phone 335 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of MAPLE SHADE FARM Breeders of Purebred Corriedale 81 Southdown Sheep Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wolfe Narita and David 5 Miles Southeast of Upper Sandusky Congratulations and Best Wishes l'0 The Class of 1955 MILLS COM PARTM ENT CO. Level View' Stock Farm Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 BREEDERS OF PUREBRED HEREFORD CATTLE SPOTTED POLAND CHINA HOGS SOUTHDOWN SHEEP Mr. 81 Mrs. Adam Leighty Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Leighty c0 PIiments Congratuafions of and Best Wishes to the STRASSER 81 SON cl-:ss of 1955 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Upper Sandusky, Ohio 1EwELER's FIXTURES REPAIRING REFRIGERATORS AND DIAMONDS-WATCHES RADIOS SERVICE SILVERWARE APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL MOTORS SUPPLIES Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations Congratuations fo the to the Class of 1955 Class of I955 O O WYAN DOT STOLL VAULT COMPANY CASKET COMPANY Upper Sandusky, Ohio Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes for every member of the class of 1955 NATIONAL STEAM PUMP C0. Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 U. S. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Clarence W. Koehler Compliments of NEUMElSTER'S BAKERY HOME OF ENRICHED EATMOR BREAD Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 STEPHAN LUMBER COMPANY i Congratuations and Best Wishes VENT IMPLEMENT STORE WILFRED VENT, prop 211 South Sandusky Avenue Upper Sandusky, Ohio May Success Be Yours N El DERKOH R BROS. CONTRACTORS commercial industrial residential Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1955 ARTZ DEPT. STORE DRY GOODS DRAPERIES READY-TO-WEAR CH ILDREN'S WEAR Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 WYANDOT POST 225 THE AMERICAN LEGION Congratulations to Upper Sandusky High School EVERGREEN'S RESTAURANT Graduates of the Class of 1955 ---o-',.324J0lE+--- MEN,s and BoY,s Junction of U.S. 30 and 23 FINE CLOTHING ..-op- 0lE-oo... IIM DUGAN'S A MARION, omo Phone 262 Compliments Compliments of of H. HEFFELFINGER Well D'i i 9 THE HARPSTER BANK Plumbing and Heating PHONE 43 FREE WELL DRILLING ESTIMATES 128 W. Churuch Street Member of' Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio P omp :men s es Wishes of KARG'S ROLLER ARENA OPEN EVERY EVENING KOEHLER DRUG STORE Your Kodak Dealer Complete Lme of Cameras And Photo Finishing Supplies KOEHLER PAINT STORE OFFICE suPPl.lEs PAINT and WALLPAPER ll. S. Construction Company Extends to Each and Every Member of the CLASS OF 1955 Its Best Wishes For Health Happiness and Prosperity U. S. COMMISSION COM'PANY We Aim To Serve To Sell Again i McCutchenviIIe, Ohio Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 2312 Phone 206 Congratulations to The Class of 'I955 8' THE DAILY CHIEF-UNION W. E. MARTIN-President NELSON J. RALL-Managing Ed't PAUL P. CREGER-Edit THE Chief Dairy Products Company MANUFACTURERS or FINE, DAIRY PROD U CTS THE OLD RELIABLE Always in the Market for Milk and Cream Phone 257 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of THE GOMMEIIGIAL SAVINGS BIIIIK The Bank of Complete Service With Drive In Window Depos ts Insured With Fede al Depos t I surance Corp Upper Sanduusky Ohio Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 KIMMEL CLEANERS QUALITY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE PHONE 22 Compliments of FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK I The Old Reliable On The Square O Members Ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments ot Carlon Products Corporation Central Division The Plastic Pipe With The Stripe Water Where And When You Want It Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1955 SEQ GFQ9 Phone No. 2161 Harpster, Ohio IF YOU HAVE SERVED OVERSEAS YOU BELONO IN THE V.F.W. Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 WILLIAM NAU5 POST 2842 VETERANS or FOREIGN WARS 'seee 'E ' vixf UPPER sANDusKY, ol-no FOR TI-IE FUNNYBO E Lady Cat the almond counterD: Who attends to the nuts?,' Clerk: Be patient, please. I'll wait on you in a minute. Three hermits lived in a cave. They spent all day staring at the walls, never speaking. One day a stallion ran past the entrance. Six months later, one hermit mumbled, That was a pretty brown horse. About two years later, one answered, That wasn't a brown horse. It was white. A year later, the third hermit got up and stalked toward the entrance. If there's going to be this constant bickering, he said, I'm leaving. A tourist walked up to an Indian one morning in New Mexico. White man hope-um red man feel-um heap good this morning. Ugh! The Indian turned and called to another Indian, Hey, Sam. Come over 'here and get a load of the lingo of this jerk. Are your father and mother at home? They was, but they ain't now. They was, but they ain'tl VVhere's your grain- mar?'3 She went out, toof' Dancer: Can't you stretch the music a little and play a dance or two more for us? Orchestra Leader: I'm sorry. This isn't a rubber band. Landlord: Do ou have an children? M HN 3, Y y an: o. Landlord: A piano, radio, or other musical instrument? Man: No. Landlord: Have you. a dog, cat, or singing bird? Man: No, but my fountain pen scratches a little. Father: VVasn't that young Ioues you were out with last night? Daughter: Yes, Dad. Father: Didn't I issue an injunction against your seeing him any more? Daughter: Yes, but he appealed to a higher court, and Mother overruled you. The boy's mother found him sobbing in the basement. VV'illy, darling, what's the matter? The hammer fell on daddy's toe.' Why, that's nothing for you to cry about. I didn't cry. I laughed. I tell you I won't have this room, protested the old lady to the bellboyf' I ain't going to pay good money for a pig st with a measly little folding bed in it. You think just because I'm from the country. . The boy cut her short. Get in, mum. Get in. This ain't your room. This is the elevator. The man fell from the sixth Hoor and a crowd gathered as he lay on the sidewalk. A policeman asked, What happened? I-low should I know?,' replied the man, I just got here. Voice on phone: so Sz so will not be able to come to school today. Principal: Who is this speaking? Voice: This is my father speaking. A woman, on opening her refrigerator, saw a rabbit sitting inside. What are you doing here? she asked. Well, ma'-am, replied -the rabbit, this is a Westinghouse, isn't it? Yes, answered the woman. Well, said the rabbit, I'm westingf' The teacher was surprised to Iind this para- graph in an examination: The human body is divided into three parts- the head, the chest, and the stummick. The head contains the eyes and brains, if any. The chest contains the lungs and a piece of the liver. The stummick is devoted to the bowels of which there is five-a,e,i,o,u, and sometimes w and y. Chemistry Teacher: Why didn't you filter this solution? Student: I didn't think it would stand the strain. Wife to Husband: Darling, will you still love me when my hair has turned to silver? Husband: I ought to. I've loved you through three other colors. BOLES-DANDURAND STUDIO Photographers for the 'I955 INDIAN VILLAGE ANNUAL Portrait and Illustrative Photography Specializing in School Photography Tiffin, Ohio FINE PRINTING BY eer prinfing omlocmy 364-386 South Fourth St.. Columbus. Ohio COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FU RNITURE OVER so YEARS IN PRINTING ONE STOP SERVICE FOR THE BUSINESSMAN We Appreciate and Service Large and Small Orders CApita1 84541 ' c2w2x:::fMmNSwY . 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