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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

. . . .L Q. 5 fl J if 51 . 1 4 I 'x I4 f V Z' J i i I r 3 f ,5 A ' 4 . al pQ H FOREWORD It is my privilege to express sincere thanks to everyone who has helped to make Indian Villagen possible. this yeaifs It is my hope that each of you will receive a full share of pleasure while following the in his journey through 1956. Upper Ram ELIZABETH FARNHOLTZ I Editor knigsn nl ' u -I 11- The Senior Class of 1956 presents: C O N T E N T S Dedication ,e.eeeces...eeue,,.,-,,c.ec,As, or .,,s, ,s 4 Administration S Seniors ,ceeec,,..., 13 Underclassmen 31 4,, Y Activities , , 45 Sports ,ru,r..r.ru 61 Advertisements ,s.,.. r ,.,.,,,-, s, e,rrrrr 78 I Editor ..eeeeeeeeeeeeee. .v...,. , Elizabeth Parnholtz Business Manager ..r... rrr,rrrr , Paul Steiner the 1956 I llll1SpP4L llIJlg 4K1 .sl -,, ,v Wm 'V,W,J :J f. XX .f W ,X H f -' El. 4 f lx 5 0, 4 1 '21 u X 'x.!..I I t I sql! , 'nz' .Isl g b U h gl 8. 1 'N 7 , , X ff ffm 1rTnWb ' A HUVA at-T 1 ' .Q : Wfwwf laazle 4551 ' K ,f f aff 'sa 5 if' W- . a m . ' ' V -rf 'i XNQ ui ,N A x ,l 1 l F , 'F DED CATION MRS. HAZEL CAVES The Senior Class of 1956 humbly dedicates this Indian Village Annual to you, Mrs. Caves, who have overlooked our faults and found our talents. Six years ago you gave tirelessly of your time and effort to help us successfully make the big jump from grade school to junior high. VVe still sought your friendly advice when we finally moved into the freshman class. But your real worlc with us was not yet finished, for as junior class sponsor you worked at our side in the concession stands, and you worried right along with us a VVe are depending on t Prom time. this yearbook to say forgotten Thank you's.,' just as it is our symbol of past good things, so it is a symbol of our sinc life has to offer comes to you ere hope that all the very best L n SUPERINTENDENT Seniors: You have attained your high school diplomas. Other years of preparation lie ahead. True success is measured not merely in accomplishing your per- sonal goals, but also in giving your very best to God and to your fellow men. MR. HAROLD U. COPE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right-Mr. Russell Lyon, Mr Morris Kuenzli, Mr. Robert Troup Mr. David Needs, Mr. Miller Bowen Mr. VVayne Myers. ' QW. iff x 5356-'LJ 51221, I . I f f f, ,6 X ' Q Aa, Q if H 1. 1 4 I N 0 a .A .A 'n 5 y ,- , 1 7 .. f ' -' A of f ' 1 I , .11 51? f . 5 -.f!f'.7, ' ,k : rif f A f ' K ,Q X X X IW. ! ' 91, 9 'f ' ., ww f f, df HW ' ,MCI Lu! - 'xc- ,4u., XM., gf .af 1 Viz! Qwq' ifffgfff'-47, Y W, A : ,Muffy 1. Iwi: ' 9 'g'1' dw f ff '. .fi:5i!l':'57:W7 ,f 1 .14 , I 455, 'Z 'h,9,61ffn 7 f f aw ' Q' '4f'?:,a,, gl ,q'ifQ1'.f 'T ' diiwiv :Mig Wzjzifiad f' H.uQQ2i!! ?'5f!., , Q . l'l 'f' A P A l , I . 4 1 ' 1' -A ci Q X, . PRINCIPAL Seniors: VVhat are you Cloing?', Three laborers beside a building under construction were asked this question. The lirst replied, Stone cuttingf' The second smiled, Putting in time until a better job comes along. The third paused a moment and then said simply, 'Tm building a cathedral! In which of the three categories will you find your- selves? Congratulations and best wishes are extended to each of vou. Mn. ROBERT BARCLAY FACULTY DEAN OF GIRLS Miss JEAN GOLLING GUIDANCE DIRECTOR MR. L. H. HouP'r SECRETARY Miss GRACE SLENIMER SECRETARY MRS. Lois RIFE FACULTY ROBERT BARCLAY Muskingum College, B. '. Ed. Ohio State University, d.A. Algebra I DONALD DREBUS Ashland College, B.S. Ed. Physical Education 7th and 8th Grade He lth Freshman Basketball Coalch Assistant Track Coach Intramurals' Supervisor JOHN BORTON . Ohio State University, lB.S., Ed. Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor L. V. EVENHACK Bowling Green, B.S. Ed. Kent State University, M.A. Industrial Arts Reserve Football Coach HAZEL CAVES Bowling Green, B.S. Ed. 7th 8: Sth Grade Mathematics F.T.A. Sponsor FREDERICK FLEEMAN Antioch College, A.B. Chemistry Algebra Il Solid Geometry Trigonometry FREDERIC CRINER University of Toledo, A.B. English II ' L English Composition IV Latin I and II . JEAN GOLLING ' Findlay College A.B. Bliss College, B.S.C. Stenography I and II Business English IV Hi-Teens' Sponsor lr I LUCY HETZEL Heidelberg College, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A 7th Grade Language Arts FREDERICK KOENIG Heidelberg College, A.B. Tilhn University, B.S.C. Bookkeeping General Business Economics-Law General Mathematics Annual Advisor Visual Education Advisor FRANCES HOLDEN Otterbein College, B.S. Ed. Physical Education 7th 8: 8th Grade Health 7th Grade Science Sr. and jr. G.A.A. Sponsor Cheerleading Sponsor RICHARD LAB Findlay College, B.S. 7th Grade Geography 8th Grade American History Journalism Orange and Black Advisor Quill and Scroll Sponsor Baseball Coach lr. High Basketball Coach FACULTY' CHARLES HOOD Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S Ohio State- University, M.S. Biology High School Geography HOWARD LONGMIRE Otterbein College, B. Mus. Ed. Vocal Music Choir 7th 8: 8th Grade Chorus LAWRENCE HOUPT Ohio Northern University, B.S. Ohio State University, M.A. Government Sociology World History ELLEN MATTESON Ohio Northern University, A.B. VVestern Reserve University, B.L. Sc School Librarian FA ULTY. BETTY MERRICKS Capital University, A. American Literature Practical English Speech I 8: II Radio Club Advisor Dramatics Director LEO STRANC Ashland College, B.S. Art I 8: II Social Development Football Coach Basketball Coach EVELYN NEUMEISTER Asbury College, A.B. Ohio State, M.A. English 8 KATHERINE TUCKE Denison University, Spanish I 8: II A English 9 ' ELIZABETH RILEY B. Ohio State B. Sc. in Home Economics Vocational Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor FENTON WOLFE Heidelberg College, B.S. Driving Physics Ed' Plane Geometry Track Reserve Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach EARL SHAFFER Ashland College, A.B. Science 9 American History Athletic Director AUGUST YODER ETB. Bluffton College, B.M.S. Instrumental Music Ir. and Sr. Band Mrs. Lois Riff: Mrs. Hazel Caves Mr. L. H. Houpt Mr. Richard Lab Mrs. Katherine Tucker Miss Jean Golling hflrs. Elizabeth Riley Miss Evelyn Neumeister Miss Frances Holden Mr. Robert Kotterman MAINTENANCE MEN C O O K S These men well deserve our most sincere thanks i Words alone cannot pay the debt of honest for the extra time and work they have given to the thanks that is due these women. They have building itself, and to aiding the students and planned and served well-balanced, delicious meals faculty. on each school clay. Robert Kotterinan, Norman Richardson, Vir- gil King, Alton Arnold. Mrs. Milton Hoover, Mrs. George Denman, Mrs. Harold Phillips, Mrs. Frederick Young. I l I 11 A 'Til My T if FAI' bf. 1111 bbgerglr' clafff Hgaf 9 513 A ghglgggrgeygll ku ,zuccepjsfful 15035, AT lqapff'-' know iheffi YPQ - M,-.AQI41 K Bn-K 44- hi-fuflw ml H-'h4..A. g SE IORS CLASS MOTTO: Today- we follo CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and CLASS FLOVVER: Light Blue Car r wg tomorrow we lead VVhite nation President .....LL,L ,.,.,L., ll OSEPH MCCLAIN Secretary ..,....., .....,.. L INDA PHILLIPS Vice-president .........,.... JULIA SEBENOLER Treasurer .......,. DAVID GIBSON ,IANET BENNETT SONDRA CROUSE VVILLIAM BICKHAM BARBARA DEGLER ROGER BOYLE NANCY EIPPERT SENICRS CHRISTINE CARROLL SHIRLEY CLARK ELIZABETH FARNHOLTZ ROSALIE FREY 15 SENIORS DENNIS GERBER DAVID GIBSON JERRY GIERHART DAVID GILLEN 16 EDVVARD GILLEN DAVID GOTTFRIED CAROL HETZEL JON GRUNDTISCH MIRIAM HOOVER LO HENE HORN RICHARD HUDSON KENNETH KIN MARION KARG GARY KLINE RUSSELL KEAR, IR. SALLY KOEHLER BURTON KELLY NEVA LARICK RUTH KIEHL ROBERT LITTLE SENIORS SENIORS BARBARA MAXVVELL X ROBERT MAY KENNETH MAY DAVID MCCLAIN 18 JOSEPH MCCLAIN SHIRLEY MCCLAIN PHYLLIS MILLER ROBER RICHARD MCKELVEY T MILLER GLADYS MOSES LARRY NEVVMAN DANIEL PHILLIPS DANIEL PATCI-IETT LINDA PHILLIPS BARBARA PAULIN SUE PREBLE JAMES PFEIFER RONALD RAYMOND NANCY PFEIFER DIANA RI-IODEN SENIORS SENIORS CLARA RIEDLINGER DEBORAH RILEY MAXINE ROBERTS JERRY ROSZMAN 20 THOMAS ROSZMAN NANCY SCHEIDEGCER PATRICIA SIEGEL JULIA SEBENOLER ANNA SMITH MARY SMITH JOYCELYN STEINER WILDA SVVARTZ PAUL STEINER MELFORD SVVIHART DONALD STEPHAN JEAN ANN TI-HEL CHARLES SUBLETT NANCY VEITH ' Q ROGER SWARTZ ROBERT VENT SENIORS SENIORS 22 ROSE ANN WALTERHOUSE SALLY VVALTERS JOYCE VVHITMAN SHELBA WALTON DIANE WITZEL JOHN WARD CLYDE WUETHRICH SENIOR CLASS PLAY Feeling the need for a change, jane Eyre leaves the seclusion of the state orphan's home where she has spent most of her life, first as a resident, then as a teacher. While governess at mysterious Thornheld Hall, she soon falls in love with the master of the house, Mr. Rochester. In the midst of the wedding ceremony, ,lane learns that Mr. Rochester has a wife, who is insane. Jane rushes from the wedding, and is not seen again. In one of her mad rages, Mr. Rochesvteris wife starts a fire in which she kills herself, and ,blinds him. This horrid chain of events makes Mr. Rochester a withdrawn old man, whose heart is eaten out with love for .lane Eyre. Jane returns to Thornl-ield, fully convinced that she cannot live apart from Mr. Rochester. Upon Hlled with pity which is overshadowed by love. learning of his plight, she is Story--book fashion, jane and Mr. Rochester marry and live happily ever after. CAST jane Eyre ......,.... ..... ...,.,.,.,.,,,, Mrs. Fairfax .,...... Leah .......,...... Grace Poole ...,... The Woman .... Mr. Rochester .. Student Director Lady Ingram ....... Blanche ............ Mary ,........... . Frederick ...... Mr. Mason ...,.. M-r. Wood ....... Director BARBARA PAULIN -. ........... .RUTH KIEHL NIIRIAM HOOVER .-...-...IANET BENNETT -,....-.NANCY EIPPERT .-...,..IERRY ROSZIN-1AN SALLY WALTERS PHYLLIS lVl1LLER T ....... DIANA RHODEN ,,..,....NANCY PFEIFER .---.-..JoE MCCLAIN .--.-........-.-.--..GARY KLINE Miss ---TOM ROSZMAN BETTY M ERRICKS Row 1-Nancy Pfeifer, Barbara Paulin, Jerry Roszman, Phyllis Miller, Nancy Eippert, Miriam Hoover, Ruth Kiehl. Row 2-Joe iN'IcClain, Diana Rhoden, Janet Bennett, Tom Roszman, Gary Kline, David Gibson, Sally Walters, Miss Merricks. T S E N I O R C I. ln 1953, we started our freshman year with as our presidentg Russell Kear as vice-president, forever grateful to Mr. Donald Olin and Mr. which included our very successful party held o VVe approached our sophomore year with eric Criner and Mr. Frederick Fleeman, we par point of the year was the choosing of our class February 2, was a great success. Early in the yea Sebenoler, vice-president, Dennis Gerber, secr As juniors, we couldn't have done withou Drebus, and Mr. Kenneth Kohn. With the loya stand at the football and basketball games. On presented the play State Fair to a very appre ASS HISTORY a class of eighty-six students. We chose Paul Steiner and Robert Miller as secretary-treasurer. VVe will be Frederick Koenig, who helped us through our first year, I I n January 27. more confidence. Under the able guidance of Mr. Fred- icipated in more sports and organizations The hi h t . g s rings. Our informal class party, which was held on r We chose the following officers: president, Julie etary, Dan Phillips, and treasurer, Tom Roszman. the assistance of Mrs. Hazel Caves, Mr. Donald lhel-p of Mrs. Caves, we managed the refreshment lXlovember 19, under the direction of Mr. Kohn, we . c Our oflicers that year were Nancy Eippert, pres Miller, secretary-treasurer. On May 20 we hon Then all too soon we found ourselves in Se McClain, vice-president, julie Sebenolerg secret and our sponsors, Mr. John Borton, Mr. Charle party on Ianuary 5. During our last year at U S iative audience. We held our class party on October 21. identg David McClain, vice-president, and Phyllis ored the seniors with the annual Iunior-Senior Prom. :aior Hall. Our oihcers were as follows: president, joe ary, Linda Phillips, and treasurer, David Gibson. We Hood, and Miss Jean Golling, enjoyed an informal pper High, we had many decisions to make. We or- dered name cards, pictures, announcements, caps and gowns. We also chose our class flower, motto, and color. With Miss Betty Merricks directing, March 16, to a large receptive audience. On M successful junior-Senior Prom. On May 28, the . . r . . I V I u iecerx ed their diplomas. We then knevr that o our own way in the World. we presented our Senior class play, jane Eyre, on Class of 1956 consisting of seventy four memwrs, ay 25 we were honored guests at the beautiful and r high school days were over, and that we must make Junior Class Play-1955 Ir.-Sr. Prom-1955 Class Party-1956 S E N I S O N R A P S Row 1-Nancy Veith, Sally Het- zel, Nancy Scheicleggcr, Debbie Riley, Carol Hetzel. Row 2- Gary Kline, Joyce XA?l1lIl'DklI1, Neva Larick, Rose Ann VValter- house, Nancy Eippert, Dan Phil- lips. Row 3 Barbara Degler Sally VValters, Paul Steiner, Ioycelyn Steiner, Tom Roszmau. Row 4- E liz a lm e th Farnholtz, Phyllis Miller, Shirley Clark, Jean Ann Thiel, Pat Siegel. SENIOR.CL Taken from the Files of In File No. 4534189 Planet Earth DO YOU BEL A SSPROPHECY ternational Fairy Finders, Inc. The year 3137 A.D. IIEVE. IN FAIRIE.S??? As my secretary and I flew through the heavens in our speedy Jet Special, we came upon Never- Never Landf' It was just as I had pictured it Circling, while seeking a place to land, we V It was surrounded by a sea of crystal blue water. spring blossoms. There was no space that we c a clearing through the trees below us. CWe were last, with skillful maneuvering we landed our cra As we stepped from our ship, we were gree Russell Kear, Ir., and the Chamber of Commerc zens: Ronald Raymond, Kenneth Kin, Clyde W1 The Chief of Police, Charles Sublett, was or T from my childhood. were mystified by the splendor of this beautiful island. The trees were beautifully adorned with gaily colored oulcl see on which to land our ship. Suddenly we saw told la-ter that it was Joe McClain's cow pasture.D At ft. ed by the island's leaders: Mayor Paul Steiner, Judge ethrrch and Bob and Ken May the Jewel tvcoons e, which consisted of Hve of its most important citi- -1 I n C In I . ' l The VVispy Willow, operated in joint partne greeted at the desk by the smiling clerk, Chris Rosalie Frey, Carol Hetzel- and Jean Ann Thiel Llp to OLII IOOIDS. For lunch we feasted on Fillet of VVhale and Roberts, Anna Smith, Nliriam Hoover, Ri-ta R VVe were then escorted on a tour of the th- who had just finished a very successful debut at VVe were taken next to Mermaids Lagoon, Smith, Ioycelyn Steiner, Elizabeth Farnholtz, D lowing the ballet, we were given a magnificent Olympic Diving Champ. d We then toured the business district of the came to the Modern Art Gallery, operated by hand to escort us to the island's most luxurious hotel, ship by Sue Preble and Shelba Wal-ton. We were arrol. Our suites were prepared for us by the maids, . Iohn Ward, the enthusiastic bellboy, carried our bags Octopus Pie, tastily prepared for us by Maxine hoden, and the head chef, Dan Phillips. riving metropolis by the singing star, Joyce Whitman, Gary Kline's Waterland Ballroom. - where we watched a beautiful water ballet by Mary ick McKelvey, Jon Crundtisch, and Bob Miller. Fol- iving exhibition by Danny Patchett, the island's P city. Quite. naturally, when my secretary saw Linda Phillips' Beauty Salon, she had to have her hair styled in the latest Pixie cut. After leaving there, we Jw . . I . . . ,rlre Sebenoler and Nancy Pferfer, aided by their able 's assistants, Phyllis Miller and Barbara Maxwell. Having admired their displays, we passed on down the boulevard where our attention was attracted by the bright sign over the B 8: K Paint and Body Shop, owned by Bill Bickham and Marion Karg. They were being aided by their mechanical-minded helpers, Dave Gillen, Bob Vent, and Ed Gillen. Moving on, we noticed the local high school and decided to stop. The principal, David Gibson, welcomed us and introduced us to the faculty: Nancy Eippert, Ruth Kiehl, Nancy Veith, and coaches Dennis Gerber and David McClain. As we strolled through the school yard, we saw Wilda Swartz, Janet Bennett, Debbie Riley, and Gladys Moses bringing their children to school. In the distance we saw the low lines of the Atomic Research Laboratory, where Donald Stephan and Larry Newman, the celebrated scientists, were constructing a satellite which they hoped to place in the sky over Never-Never Land as added protection against invaders. Next we ins-pected the island's defenses. VVe were especially interested in the Naval Department where Captain Roger CBonesD Swartz showed us their latest ship, the jolly Roger, which was con- structed under the direction of Jerry Gierhart. Ensign Melford Swihart hopes to sail this tub around the planet. VVhile aboard, we met the ship's doctor, Tom Roszman, and his nurses, Barbara Paulin, Sally Koehler, Shirley Clark, and Clara Riedlinger. VVe were shown through the town's library where the librarians, Shirley McClain and Nancy Scheidegger, presented us with the island's best-selling books, Fairies Unrestricted, by Barbara Deg- ler, and 'The Fairy Olympicsf' by Roger Boyle. From the library we went for a little relaxation to the drag strip outside of town. There we saw David Gottfried, Jim Pfeifer, Bob Little, and Richard Hudson testing their latest jet-propelled Hup- mobile. Our time was drawing short as we were taken to Pat Siegel's Cafe-on-the-beach. Here we were served a delicious snack by Sally VValters and Rose Ann VValterho1.1se. Thus our tour of the fabulous island of our dreams, Never-Never Land, ended. On the way to our ship we stopped at Burt Kellyis Produce Farm, where we replenished our sup- plies for -the return trip to earth. If you ever by chance come upon this secluded island, drop in. The Class of '56i' will be honored to have you as a guest, and will guarantee that you have a marvelous time. JERRY L. ROSZIWAN, President International Fairy Finders, Inc. Private Secretary Diana Rhoden SENIOR Cf., I, VVilliam Bickham, will my car to Robert Kraus. ASS WILL I, Roger Boyle, will my class ring to anyone who can find it. I, David Gibson, will my ability to get along with lMr. Yoder to Shirley Newell. VVe, Edward and David Gillen, will our ability to burn up the parking lot to Jason Blue and his hot rodders. A I, Jerry Gierhart, will my love for toothpicks to some woodpecker. I, David Gottfried, will my job at Edwin Witzel's to John I-Iehr. I, Jon Grundtisch, will the rest of my locker to Elaine Book. I, Richard Hudson, will my Grey Mouse license to David Phillips. I, Marion Karg, will my ability to replace transmispions to Paul Sheldrick. I, Russell Kear, Jr., will my wings to David Crary, hoping tha-t some day they will be white. I, Burton Kelly, will my last name to the Irish color. I, Kenneth Kin, will my last name to my kith so thbat they may still be my kin. I, Gary Kline, will my ability to drive a car to my brother Dennis. I, Robert Little, will my last name to Norman Truesdell. We, Robert and Kenneth May, will our last nam We, David McClain and Dennis Gerber, will our f Graham and William Baker. I, Joseph McClain, will my slight stature to Robe I, Richard McKelvey, will my good aim to next y I, Robert Miller, will my initials R. A. M. to goo I, Larry Newman, will the peculiar odors in chem I, Daniel Patchett, will my stature to Thomas Ra I, James Pfeifer, will my duals to Kenneth Rowlan I, Daniel Phillips, will my nickname Coon to m I, Ronald Raymond, will my stack of study hall ex I, Jerry Roszman, will my Drum Major's uniform t I, Thomas Roszman, will my ability to stay out of I, Paul Steiner, will my quiet way of playing trom I, Donald Stephan, will my shyness to Stephen Ma I, Charles Sublett, will my ability to talk myself o I, Roger Swartz, will my ability to play golf to Ja I, Melford Swihart, will my football speed to Nor I, Robert Vent, will my last name to some port ho I I John Hoppy Ward, will my football ability to I, Clyde Wuethrich, will my knowledge of motors I I , Janet Bennett, will my job in the office to anyo Christine Carroll, will an ample supply of pep U.S.H.S sports. 7 I, Shirley Clark, will my long eyelashes to any po a 1. e to the calendar. ootball triumphs to next year's co-captains, Kenneth rt Lininger. ear's pointer. cl old U.S.I-LS. istry lab to Larry Lehman. cheter. d. y brother David Shunkstern Phillips. :uses to next year's Visual Ed. boys. 9 anyone big enough to wear it. fights to Charles Lambrite. bone to William Schroer. rteson. ut of trouble to Larry Hannum. :fnes Milligan. nan Truesdell. le. I-Ioppy Cassidyv. to James Cheney. ne who likes to pick up absence slips. to Jacie Herald, to insure a peppy future for or soul who has the misfortune of having short ones Barbara Degler, will my three years on the Orange and Black Staff to my brother David, with the hope tha-t he will get as much enjoyment from them as I have. Nancy Eippert, will my tired feet, received while marching down the athletic field, to Pat Linstedt. Elizabeth Farnholtz, will my But-ferin Bottle to the editor of next year's annual. Rosalie Frey, will my sizzly name to Bae Ann Frese. Carol Hetzel, will my long hair to Mary Lou Smith. Miriam Hoover, will my ponytail to 'lDagmar. Ruth Kiehl, will my ability to keep still in class to next year's chatterbox. Sally Koehler, will my chair in the Orange and Black room to anyone who likes to write. Barbara Maxwell, will my unwavering love of sports, especially football, to Sandy Patchett. Shirley McClain, will my nickname Babe to ? - Phyllis Miller, will all my quietness to Marilla McClain. Barbara Paulin, will my messenger ability to next year's oflice staff. Gladys Moses, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Vaughn Reed. Nancy Pfeifer, will my little black notebook to next year's Sr. GAA. president. Linda Phillips, will my ability to be on time for early band practices to Fay Schoolfield. Sue Preble, will my ability to do shorthand to next year's first-year shorthand class. Diana Rhoden, will my ability to stay awake in second period study hall to Frances VValton. Diana Rhoden, will my ability to always be on time for homeroom and for all my classes to my little cousin, Susie Rhoden. Clara Riedlinger, will my ice skates to Barbara Bringman, with the hope that she can stay on her feet. Deborah Riley, will my position in the long march to Marilyn Kunert. Maxine Roberts, will my love for the F.F.A. to Edna Frey. Nancy Scheidegger, will my Hag to anyone who wishes to hold it on a windy night. ulia Sebenoler will m most used e ression, I uess there 'ust isn't an excuse, to Susan Shireman. : Y XP g J Y Patricia Siegel, will my ability to keep in Mr. Wolfe's good graces to my brother Bob. Anna Smith, will my amiable ways to anyone who is in need of a friend. Mary Smith, will my bottle of red dye to Phyllis Stephan. Ioycelyn Steiner, will my wrist watch to next year's saxophone section so that time can march on. Wilda Swartz, will my manual, The Care of Diamonds, to any girl who thinks she may need it. Jean Ann Thiel, will my neat locker to anyone who can't find time to clean his. Nancy Veith, will my knowledge of piano to Lee, knowing he will im p ro ve it by the use of candles. Rose Ann VValterhouse, will my blue taxi to some poor soul who has to walk across town to get to school. Shelba Walton, will my ability to work in study hall to Michael Batton. Sally Walters, will my shortness to Sue Hale. Joyce Whitman, will my last name to i'Brach's Candy Companyf' Row 1-Richard Hudson, Nancy Schweitzer, Susan Ehrhart, Joyce VVhitman, Betty Lou Bennett, Gloria Backenstowe, Frank Krichbaum, Shirley Plott, Don- ald Stephan, Edna Myers. Row 2-Nancy Eippert, Linda Phil- lips, Neva Larick, Frieda Slavey, Jerry Roszman, Diane Wlitzel, Iohn VVard, Roger Swartz. Row 3-Sue Beggs, Beverly Miller, Donald Holt, Ioycelyn Steiner, Paul Assenheimer, Davicl Gib- son, Roger Moll. S E N S I N O A R P S Row 1-Dennis Gerber, jerry Pioszman, Dave McClain, Mary Smith. Row 2-Larry Newman, Roger Boyle, John Ward, Sue Preble, Linda Phillips, Ion Grundtisch. Row 3-Dave Gott- fried, Dave Gibson, Vllilda Swartz, Richard Hudson. Q'9 - ' Lasso -no-N UPP-er-'s r-aloha 1,34 a great , . H2 wor-K '7 Srmle' 1 fif ed and Sang all day. jf if with ,GTS and, I cts of uncle'-Classmen fi! 'NIE' sang th 0 2 wor-K away, ul Sb N- - i?--' '5 - -- Y-- gig , 7 - -k ?i X-A ?i.f - , , 5 i f is ix!- -gxx, l JUNIORS Kay Althauser VVilliam Baker Jason Blue Christine Bolish David Crary Gene Delaplane Sharon Ekleberry Czerny Eyestone James Gamher Kenneth Graham ,, , President .,..,,.. ss.,,,.,,, D AVID CRARY V ice-president ...... ,,...KENNETH GRAHAM S ecretary- treasurer ...SUE ANN SCHOENBERCEP. l l Michael Batton Henry Bils i Elaine Book James Cheney Q Elaine Diebert Charlotte Dillion 1 l Rae Ann Frese Carol Frisch l james Giles Charles Hauff Dorothy HeHielfinger Virgil Heifelfmger Thomas Hetzel James Huffman David Kramer Franklin Krichbaum Charles Lambrite Larry Lehman Ann Maddox Stephen Matteson Donald Morris Ronald Moser Barbara Niyers Beverly Newell David Norris Sharon Oelberg Carol Hehr Marcina Hehr 1 Harold Keller Paul Kotterman l Franklin Kuenzli Marilyn Kunert l Robert Lininger H Patricia Linstedt , w Marilla McClain Joyce Miller l Sharon Nlutzner Albert Myers Norita Newell Shirley Newell Sandra Patchett David Phillips i Shirley Plott Dennis Rall Donna Sandridge Sue Ann Schoenberger Sharon Slemmer Iack Smith Janis Steinmetz Jerry Stimplle Carolyn Swerlein Harold Swinehart Margaret Ward Janis VVarfel Sandra VVilliams 34 1 Diane Ross Kenneth Rowland Paul Sheldrick Susan Shireman Michael Southward Rosemary Steiert Janet Strasser Mary Jane Swartz Ronald Thomas David Voorheis Edna Wells Donald Young UNIOR CLASS PLAY The daring old maid, Letitia i'Tish Carberry, is not content to engage in all kinds of escapadcs without her two eccentric spinster friends. An entire southwestern town is put into an uproar by thc three old ladies. Her friends would be content to return home, but not Tish. Once she gets an idea she carries it out, whether it be fighting with the local sheriff, riding horseback, or patching up a love affair. The whole town becomes disturbed when a bandit is at large. No one knows who he is, or what to do about him except, of course, dear Tish. It is of no consequence that she and her companions nearly get themselves killed. No stage has ever had a character quite like Tish. CAST Letitia Carberry, Tish ...,.,. ,.....,...... AN N NIADDOX Charlie Sands ,r,c,,r.r.... DAVID CRARY Lizzie ,,,,... , .,,.,,,...,..r.....,. .,... S HIRLEY NEVVELL Bettina Trent .,... t.,., A 'IARILLA lX lCCL1KIN Aggie .....,,...,...., ...,.,. N ORITA NEWVELL Sheriff Pike ..c. ...,.,,. .,.,..... I E RRY STIINIPFLE Ellen Leighton .,.. ,,... . ,SHARON lVlU'l'ZNE.R VVesley Andrews -, ,,., ,a,c,,,,,,c C HARLES Haurrf Charita ....,,,........, ,.,c....,,... E DNA WVELLS Danby Grimes ,..,., .,,,,, , Czrsnm' Ernsroms Luther Ho nkins .... .....cc........ I ASON BLUE Dorice Gaylord ...,c.,,.c ,,c,t B ARBARA IVIYERS Callie Hoplkins ..,.s. .............., . CAROL I-IEHR Student Director .....,.... D ..,.. Nlanx' I. Swanrz Director .........,...... .. ..,,.t..s,, Miss Berry NIERRICKS SOPHOMORES Bonnie Baker Linda Baldridge Beverly Brewer Mary Brewer Shirley Brown Joel Castanien Larry Cheney VVilliam Cole Janice Cornish David Degler President ,,,ROBERT SWARTZ J Secretary-treasurer ,,i...., SHIRLEY BROYVN Vice-president ..,.....,.....,. WILLIADI COLE James Beaston Violet Born Vernon Brinson James Brown James Cavanaugh Franklin Clinger Marilyn Constien Frederick Corbin Anne Diller Charles Eley i or or 4 r I Helen Ann Ellis Elaine Flechsenhar Anthony Hall Martha Heffelfingcr Alice Hogan Larry Karg Helen Lambrite Amaryllis Lawrence lklary Lind Giles Logsclon Rosalie Luman Cathryn Mason Steven McCord Joseph Meeker Linda Miller James Milligan Edna Frey Rosemary Gillen Ann Hendricks Iacie Herald Patricia Klein Tanya Kucnzli Ann Leightcy Donna Leslie Iudy Looman Sue Loverich Donald May Ion McConnell David Metzger Wayne Mick Arlene Mol-ire Nancy Moses Franklin Myers Marcelle Pence john Raclwick Vaughn Reed Patrick Riley Ruby Roberts Charles Schuler Marla Schultz Sarah Smith james Stansbery Rose hilary Sublett Robert Summit Elizabeth Swihart Andrew Roberts David VValton janet Wells Roger Powell Tom Racheter James Rhoden Carol Rieser Helen Samlnet William Schroer Susan Shafer Marylou Smith Mary Steinmetz Judy Stubbs Raymond Swartz Robert Swartz Larry Thomas Norman Truesclell Mervin Will Phillip VVooten FRESHMEN Albert Adams Donald Adams Nlary Lou Best Junior Binau Barbara Bringman john Burns Judy Cheney Karen Colvin VVillia1n Conner Ronald Kramer x Fred Cook Vice-president .....s,......... LYNN HUNTER Secretary-treasurer .,,,.... JANE CALDWELL l President .L.,.L .,..,.... F LOYD CULVER Sylvia Armstrong james Bennett Nancy Bixler Reva Brown Jane Caldwell Gilbert Castillega Mary Cook Richard Crary Floyd Culver 1 J Willis Foreman Norbert Frey Darwin Giles Harry Graham Iohn Hehr Michael Hetzel Lynn Hunter Gloria Ivey Sandra Karg Charlotte Kenan Susan Kline - Elaine Koehler 'N Robert Krichbaum Robert Kraus Ruth Lear Gloria Luman Jean Ann Frisch Darl Gerber Larry Hannum David Hehr Dennis Hines David Huffman Betty Johns Daniel Jones Shirley Kiehl Helen Kin James Koehler James Koenig Janet Ladeau William Lambrite Iudy Linstedt VVilliam Martin Leland McClain Thomas Menningen Kenneth Miller Bonnie Newell Kathi Obee Trenton Oelberg Rodney Powell Franklin Quail Iudy Riddle Larry Rowland Mary Smith Phyllis Stephan Riley Stover David Strasser Clarice Traxler Jason Traxler Bruce Metzger Ann Miller Richard Newell Judy Newell Sharon Parish Ellen Pool Rachel Rall Kathleen Reile Edwin Schoenberger Fay Schoolfield Catherine Stiefel Nedra Stimpfle Bonnie Taylor Sandra Thiel Glenna Van Horn Elaine Van Scoit Top row-Madelon Vent, Irene Voorheis, Frances Walton, Edward Warfel, Glen Warfel, Norita Wolfe. Bottom row-Barry Wines, Iames Witzel, Phyllis Wooten, Iames VVorline, Rodney Zehfus, Roger Zehfus UNDERCLASS WRITE-UPS J The Juniors and their officers, President Secretary-Treasurer Sue Ann Schoenberger, s Tish. They also sponsored a dance after the giving them a beautiful farewell prom on May Miss Merricks, Mr. Drebus, and Mrs. Ril Et UNIORS avid Crary, Vice-President Kenneth Graham, and rted the year by presenting their wonderful class play, llevue basketball game, and honored the Seniors by 25. ' ey helped make all this possible. 1 SOPHOMORES Upon becoming members of Senior High, the sophomore class chose the following officers: presi- dent, Robert Swartzg vice-president, William Clloleg and secretary-treasurer, Shirley Brown. The class party, which was held on Apiil haps the most thrilling event was the choosing Through the help and guidance of their the sophomores had a very successful year. SP 4, of their class rings. was one of the biggest social affairs of the year. Per- onsors, Mr. Criner, Mr. Fleeman, and Mr. Houpt, FRESI-IMEN The freshmen began their final year in I Floyd Culverg vice-president, Lynn I-lunterg an The outstanding event of the year was th was enjoyed by all who attended. Much credit goes to their class sponsors, guided and directed them in all their class proj ulnior High by electing the following ofhcers: president, d ei secretary-treasurer, Jane Caldwell. r class party, which was held on November 18 and Mr. Ebenhack, Mr. Shaffer, and Mr. Koenig, who e CtS. EIGHTH GRADE Ron' 1-George MeGi1liard, james Smith, Kenneth Smith, Theodore Knenzli, Fred Smith, Ronald VVisner, Robert Kleinlein, Gary Starling, Richard Hamilton, Ralph VValters, Gary Ulrich, Paul Gault, Patrick Feeley, John Booth, Rudy XVilkinson, Robert Evans. Row 2- Susan Rringman. Linda Stowe, Sheryl Eyestone, joe Lyon, Sharon Lotz, Carol Drew, Carol Bouy, Sharon Kilgore, Rosie McClain, Linda Kuenzli, Sue Rhoden, Pamela Austin, Rita Leightey, Mary Long, Sandra llannum, Mary Evans, Robert Swartz, James NVilsun, Carol Miller. Ron' 3-Ellen Voorhees, Sharyn Householder, Sharon Kinley, Kathleen Miller, Phyllis Ritterspach, Yvonne Keller, Helen Gerber, Kathleen Eippert, Marilyn Miller, Kaye Schrenk, Sarah Riley, Kay Carroll, Barbara McDermott, Sandra Swerlein, Linda Hehr, Peggy Myers, Miss Neumeister, Margaret Pool, Kathleen Rife. Barbara Martig, Kenneth Swartz, Dennis Kline, Mary Moses, Barbara Halbedel, Marva Rall, Suzanne Osborn, loyce Scheidegger, Rita Veith, Sharon Lind, Helen Messmer, Margaret Kline, Edwin Schoenberger, Philip Yoakum, Paul McClain. Run' -J-Mr. Lab, Xllilliain Kinley, Charles lleclges, Robert XVhitmore, David Eley, Larry Sweigard, Garry Iikle- berry, jack Austin, Dennis Danlton, Thomas Kenan, Raymond Schroer, james Ritterspach, Curtis Baker, Robert Morris, Charles Smith, David Koehler. Run' 5-James Cook, Phillip Clark, John llood, Lynn Getz, Lary Ekleherry, Jesse Cochenour, Larry Caldwell, Robert Cunningham, jerry Gier. Thomas Young, Roger XVolfrum, Barbara Rurns, Mrs. Tucker. SEVENTH GRADE llmxf l-Richard Kuenzli, Michael Schoenberger, Edward Van Scoit, Vernon Orians, jay Adams, john Stansbery, john Stephens, XVilliam Smith, Michael Karg, james Newman, john Newman, Kernie Conner, Dwight Kentlield, Earl Chadwick, Jack Feeley, Richard Patchett. Ron' 2-David Brickner, Robert Bilsing, Mona Kelly, Malinda Karg. Sylvia MeXVilliams, Bernard Brinson, Sharon Beard, Mary Newman. Nancy Tooman, David lVolfe, XVilliam Bartholomew, David Patchett. Betty Swartz, Rita Moore, Patricia Young, Carolyn Osborn. Roo' 3-XVil1iam Ritterspaeh, Clyde Taylor, Daniel Hehr, David Boucher, Madalyn Osborn, Judy Lawrence, Linda Cook, Barbara Hogan, Joann Brown, Barbara Mercer, Miss lletzel, Frederick Gillen, Roger Pence. Ron' 4-Raymond Peterson, Frank Markey, Bill Markcy, Thomas Martin, Peter Milligan, james Lind, Carol Lawson, Nancy Archer, Sandra Phillips, Linda Lareomb, Barbara Zinszer, Judy Mouser, Carol Frank, Iill Borton, Etta Voorheis, Patricia Markley, Goldie Minard, Lynn Horn, James Needs, Paul Ritter. Ron' 5-Mr. Strang, Mrs. Caves, Robert Bilsing, Donald Rhoden, joanne Gault, Dallas Barth, Phyllis Armstrong. Sue Lehman, Lynne Shelclrick, Carol Collnm, Marlene NValton, Carmaleda Smith. Frances Taylor, Karen Taylor, james Hayden, John Lee, Calvin Baker, Thomas Lind. 'Sk M N3 'SS SEQ X ww W? 1, X w Q S ' .em R fs, V '- A S ,S . 53 X Qx 5 Sv Av .5 'K X f Q, x Q ' - l,:,- ?f'gqkgllv ,'f4 Y- V , K --11 .HIM - VV W! .1 A 4 ffli I fb : IGF 0 'QKQS HU I -' y. X wg A f' iws r 5 Ouf w ,' Apt'-'W e I , :Q . e ffiendly , X Exchafget-mga, g rr ing to Whi I 2 Sw Y -I ,M ,K fr-1 ' .X :VH 3 - J YNOOVXM ' Atiendmgfigkn Q5 ' 'fb 11-gg - -?E.f'! ANNUALSTAFF ADVEOR MR. KOENIG EDITORIALSTAFF Seated: Nancy Veith, Music Ed- itorg Phyllis Miller, Treasurerg Elizabeth Famholrz, Editorg Iulie Sebenoler, Art Editorg David Gottfried, Snap Photog- rapher. Standing: Deborah Riley, Social Editorg Barbara Paulin, Class Historiang Roger Boyle, Sports Editorg Barbara Degler, Assistant Editorg Sall Koehler, Class Historiang Lindsa Phillips, Senior Historiang Nancy Schei- deg er, Girls' Club Editorg Clara Reidlinger, Class Willy Diane Witzel, Class Willg Jerry Rosz- man, Class Prophecyg Nancy Pfeifer, Art Editor. Also Gary Kline, Boys' Club Editorg Dianna Rhoden, Class Prophecy. BUSINESS STAFF CIRCULATION STAFF Seated: Tom Roszman, Joycelyn Steiner, Paul Seated: Miriam Hoover, Barbara Maxwell. Standing: Steiner, Business Manager, Mary Smith, Robert Sally Walters, Christine Carroll, Sondra Crouse. Miller. Standing: Joseph McClain, Larry Newman, Also Shelba VValton, Shirley Clark. Nancy Eippert, Richard Hudson, David Gibson, Donald Stephan. Flow 1 -Barbara hrlyers, Barbara Paulin, Roger Boyle, Sue Ann Schoenberger, David Degler, Sally Koehler, Christine Carroll. Row 2-Mr. Criner, Barbara Deglcr, Patrick Riley, Marilla NflcClain, Linda Phillips, Joyce- yn Steiner, Nancy Veith, Rae Ann Frese. Marcina Hehr, Pa- ricia Linstedt, Sondra Crouse. 'low 3-Mr. Lab, Elaine Flech- zenhar, Christine Bolish, Ruth l Kiebl. ORANGE AND BLACK STAFF Cuided by Sue Ann Schoenberger, editor, and Mr. Richard Lab, advisor, the Orange and Black staff worked hard to print a better school newspaper. The largest staff in three years was available to write the feature articles and columns. Mr. Frederic Criner spent many minutes just before the dead- line proofreading the material. Again this year the Orange and Black was published each Saturday in The Daily Chief-Union. The junior and senior journalists formed a new Quill and Scroll, an honorary journalistic society. RADIO CLUB Miss Betty Merricks, sponsor, helped the members of the Radio Club produce a cultural type of program this year. The broadcasts were heard each Saturday morning over the Marion station. Each of thc student directors produced interesting and entertaining programs. The club also made extra broadcasts on holidays and for special programs. Row 1 -Carol Hetzel, Miss Mer- ricks, Nancy Eippert, Ierry Rosz- man, julie Sebenoler, Shirley Clark. Row 2-Christine Carroll, Sally VValters, Diane VVitzel, Sondra Crouse, Barbara Degler. TRI-MASQUE The Tr '.-Masque Club, under the leadership of Miss Betty Merriclcs, consists of sophomore, jun- ior, and senLor students who are interested in dramatics. Holding oil-ices this year were: president, David McClain, vice-president, James Gamber, secretary- treasurer, Mary Smith. NATIONAL THESPIANS Row 1-Sharon Mutzner, Carol Hehr, Marcina Hehr, Elaine Book, Mary Smith, Miriam Hoover, Sue Ann Schoenberger, Marilla McClain. Row 2-Diane Witzel, Carol Hetzel, Thomas Hetzel, Sondra Crouse, Jose h McClain, Christine Carrdll, Nancy Pfeifer, Sally Walters, Miss Merricks. Row 3-Shirley Newell, Linda Phillips, Chris- tine Bolish, Susan Shireman, Beverly Newell, Norita Newell, Barbara Maxwell, Sally Koehler, Richard McKelvey, R o n a l d Thomas, Paul Steiner, Barbara Degler. Row 4-Nancy Eippert, David Gibson, Jerry Roszman, Barbara Myers, Julie Sebenoler, Joycelyn Steiner, Gary Kline, David McClain, Russell Kear, Jason Blue, Ph 'llis Miller. Row 5-Barbara Paulin, Neva Larick, Gene Delaplane, Donald Ste- phan, James Gamber, Thomas Roszman, Daniel Phillips, David Gottfried, Nancy Vieth, David Kramer, Franklin Kuenzli, David Crary. Seated: Sally VValters, Jerry Roszman, Barbara Myers, Shirley Clark, Miss Merricks. Standing: Marcina Hehr, Barbara Paulin, Julie Sebenoler, Phyllis Miller, Thomas Roszman, Neva Larick, Donald Stephan, Diane Witzel, Gary Kline, Barbara Degler, Nancy Pfeifer, Paul Steiner. The purpose of the National Thespians is the advancement of dramatics in the school and community. Any student who earns ten points according to the National standards is eligible to be- come a member. The oilicers for 1955-1956 were president, Gary Kline, vice-president, Barbara Deglerg secretary, Marcina I-Iehrg treasurer, Jerry Roszman, scribe, Barbara Myers, historian, Neva Lanckg and reporter, Barbara Paulin. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has been in existence for one decade at Upper I-ligh. Under the capable leadership of this years officers and Mr. Robert Barclay, principal, the Council accomplished many things. Among these were the traditional selecting of entertainment for the assembly programs, aiding in school discipline problems, decorating the school for Christmas, sponsoring the Student Council Talent Show, and sponsoring a dance after a football game. Seated: Joseph lVIcClain, David Crary, Mr. Barclay, Robert Swartz, Julie Sebenoler, Nancy Pfeifer. Standing: Jack Stephens, Nancy Eippert, Paul Steiner, Floyd Culver, Gary Kline, Sue Ann Schoenberger, Bonnie New- ell, Elizabeth Farnholtz, Nancy Scheidegger, Lynn Getz, and Ronald VVisner. Membership in the Student Council is limited to the presidents or representatives of all organi- zations ancl classes in school. The 1955-1956 oilicers were president, Cary Kline, vice-president, N a n cy Eippertg secretary, Nancy Pfeiferg treasurer. Joseph McClain. F. F. A. The primary aim and purpose of the Fu- ture Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The club Sent two representatives, joe Mc- Clain and Burt Kelly, to the National Live- stock Convention held in Kansas City in Oc- tober. The social highlight of the year was the annual F. F. A. Banquet held in Decem- ber. This year, under the leadership of Mr. John Borton, the club chose the following boys for officers: president, Dennis Gerber, vice-presi- dent, Clyde Wuethrich, secretary, Ioe Mc- Clain, treasurer, Robert May, sentinel, Ed- ward Gilleng and reporter, Kenneth May. 7 Cornish . F. H. A. The motto of the F. H. A. is Toward New Horizons, and all of the girls are thinking of the future. Two of them, Shirley Constien and Nancy Scheidegger, have completed their jr. Homemaker Degree, the first step toward becoming a State Homemaker. The club's annual project is making Christ- mas presents for the men and women living in the County Home. The ofhcers for the school year were Nancy Scheidegger, president, Wilda Swartz, vice- presidentg Gladys Moses, secretary, Anna Smith, treasurer, Elaine Diebert, parliamen- tariang and Dorothy Heflelfinger, historian. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley was their sponsor. Run' I-Martha Helfeliinger Row I-Kenneth May, Burton Kelly Harold Swine-hart, Donald Young Charles Eley. Row 2-Michael Het 'tel, Norbert Frey, Roger Zehfus 'larnes Stansbery, Floyd Culver. lame Bennett, Allen YVa1ton, Mr. Horton lion' 3-joseph McClain, Thorna Raeheter, Donald May, Larry Thomas Larry Cheney, Kenneth Rfliller lVayne Mick. Ron' 4-David Norris Robert May, Clyde lvuethrich, Ed ward Gillen, Darl Gerber, Davic Xllalton, Robert Summit, Row 5- Gene Shambaugh, Frank Kuenzli Paul Kotterinan, Charles Sehuler james Cheney, james lleaston. Sondr SXVEIIU IX I oses Dieber' Crouse, Anna Smith, VK ilda Nancy Scheidegger, Gladys Dorothy Irlelfelfingcr, Elaine Sandra Patchett. Ron' 2-Mrs. Riley Mary Cook, Mary Lou Best. Phylli Stephan, Carol I-letzel, Clarice Trax ler, Judy Cheney, Judy Linstcdt Gloria Luman, Frances Vlaltor Mary Brewer, Janet XVells. Row 3- Ruth Lear, Iudy Newell, Nancy Bi: ler, Rhea Messxncr, janet Bennet Edna VVells, Charlotte Dillion, R054 mary Gillen, Madelon Vent, Sara Smith. Bonnie Taylor. Run' 4-Ma celle Pence, Ann Miller, lylaxin Roberts, Rose Ann lValterhous1 Reya Brown, Ellen Pool, Mary An Lind, Sylvia Armstrong. Mari Schultz, Sandra Green, Janis Row I -Roger Boyle, Marilla McClain, Norita Newell, Janis Steinmetz, Jerry Roszman, Diane VVitzel, Nancy Eippert, Vlfilliam Cole. Row 2-Mrs. Caves, Elizabeth Swihart, Carol Rieser, Barbara Bringman, Linda Baldriclge, Ann Hendricks, Mary Steinmetz, Judy Stubbs, Linda Miller, Arlene Mohre, Marilyn Kunert. Row 3-Patrick Riley, Raymond Swartz, Sandra Thiel, Nedra Stimpfle, Irene Voorheis, Rachel Rall, Diane Ross, Ann Maddox, Bonnie Newell. Row 4-Kathi Obee, Helen Ann Ellis, Elaine Koehler, Karen Cullum, Sue Hale, Pat Klein, Amy Lawrence, janet Lacleau, Miriam Hoover, Tanya Kuenzli, Cathryn Mason, Ruth Kiehl. F. T. A. The Upper Sandusky Future Teachers of America is in its ninth year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Hazel Caves, the ollicers were president, Nancy Eippert, vice- president, Jerry Roszmang secretary, Diane Witzelg and treasurer, Janis Steinmetz. The club is open to all students interested in a teaching career. Members gain experience by being in classrooms as actual teachers, and earn their merit points by assisting te a ch e rs in their school duties. L l l HI-TEENS M lion' 1-Cfrom the leftj Miriam lloover, Barbara Myers, Elaihe Book, Marcina Hehr, Sue Ann Schoenberger, Julie Sebenoler, Joyce- lyn Steiner, Nancy Veith, Phyllis Miller, Barbara Maxwell, illarolyn Swerlein. Shelha lllalton. Row 2-Lolflene Horn, Miss Golling, Sally VValters, Linda Miller, Ann Hendricks, Linda Baldridge Helen Sammet, Jean Ann Thiel, Patricia Siegel, Sharon Oelberg, Rosemary Sublett, Elizabeth Swihart, Nancy Pfeifer, Ann Diller. Row 3-Janet XVells, Nancy Moses, Margaret VVard, Barbara Paulin, Carol Hehr, Christine Carroll, Shirley Plott, Elaine Dicbert. Dorothy Heffcllingcr. Joyce Miller, Kay Althouser, Joyce Vllhitman, Arlene Mohre, Marylou Smith, Elaine lilechse+har.llmv 4-Mary Brewer. Carol Reiser, Marilyn Constien, Susan Shatter. Christine Bolish, Shirley Clark, Beverly Newell, Shirley Newell, Sharon Ekleberry, Janis Steinmetz, Susan Shireman. Marilla McClain, Sally Koehler, Linda Phillips, Mary Smitli, Sue Preble. Helen Ann Ellis. Row 5-Carol l-Ietzel, Sondra Crouse, Gladys Moses, Nancy liippert, Ruth Kiehl, Judy Looman, Janht Strasser, Tanya Kuenzli, Nancy Scheidegger, Amy Lawrence, Patricia Kline, Mary Jane Swartz, Norita Newell, Sharon Mutzner, Diane Ross, Ruby Roberts, Sandy Williams, Ann Maddox, Rae Ann Frcse, Janet Bennett, Rosemary Gillen, Charlotte Dillion, Anka Leightcy, Rhea Nlessmer. Marla Schultz, VVilda Swartz. Row 6- llose Ann Vl'alterhouse. Barbara Degler, Rosemary Steiert, Xlarilyn Knuert, Edna YVells, Donna Sandridge, Cathryn Nlason, Diane Xllitzcl, Sharon Slemmer. Janis Vlfarfel, Donna Leslie, Eliliabeth Farnholtz, Anna Smith, Maxine Roberts, Jacie Herald, Mary Stcinmetz. Judy Stubbs. l Again this year, Hi-Teens has provided a worthwhile and entertaining program for all sopho- more, junior, and senior girls. , The annual Christmas Dance, Snow Boi.1ncl, was an unusually beautiful social event of our school year. Projects to provide funds for their program consisted of selling monogramed stationery, and Christmas corsages. The club also sponsored vocational and career talks by interesting people. One meeting featured a former Hi-Teens' president, Miss Mary Louise Blair of Eastern Air Lines. l The 1955-1956 oflicers were Julie Sebelroler, president, Nancy Eippert, vice-presidentg Ruth Kichl. secretary, and Nancy Veith, treasurer. L liss lean Golling was the sponsor. I 1 P SR. G. A. A. Under the supervision of Miss Frances Holden, physical education teacher, the Senior Girls Athletic Association had a very successful year. King Russell Kear and Queen Mary Smith reigned over an unusual and beautiful Valentine dance. The junior and sophomore attendants, Janis Steinmetz and Czerny Eyestone, Jacie Herald and Larry Lehman, added to the festivities of the Be Mine theme. The oflicers for 1955-1956 were Nancy Pfeifer, president, Mary Smith, vice-president, Linda Phillips, secretaryg and Rose Ann Walterhorise, treasurer. Row I-Cfrom the leftj Barbara Myers, Elaine Book, Marcina I-lehr, Sue Ann Schocnberger, Julie Scbenoler, Joycelyn Steiner, Nancy Veith, Phyllis Miller, Barbara Maxwell, Carolyn Swerlein, Shelba NValton. Row 2-Janet Vllells, Sally lllalters, Mary Ann Lind, Linda Miller, Ann Hendricks, Linda Baldridge, l-lelen Sammet, Ann Diller, Marylou Smith, Arlene Mohrc, Rosemary Sublett, Elizabeth Swibart, Nancy Pfeifer, Sharon Oelberg, Beverly Brewer, Anna Barth. Ron' 3-Miss Holden, Carol Rieser, Nancy Moses, Marilyn Constien, Margaret VVard, Barbara Paulin, Carol Hehr, Christine Carroll, Shirley Plott, Elaine Diebert, Dorothy I-Ielfelfinger, Joyce Miller, Kay Althouser, Edna Frey, Rosalie Frey, Jacie Herald, Elaine Flechsenhar, Nancy Eippert, Patricia Linstedt. How 4-Mary Brewer, Judy Looman, Sue Loverich, Tanya Kuenzli, Jean Ann Frisch, Susan Shaffer, Christine llolish, Shirley Clark, Beverly Newell, Shirley Newell, Sharon Ekleberry, Janis Steinmetz, Susan Shireman, hlarilla McClain, Sally Koehler, Linda Phillips, Mary Smith, Sue Preble, Helen Ann Ellis. Row 5--Ruth Kiehl, Miriam Hoover, Janet Strasser, Carol Frisch, Nancy Schiedegger, Amy Lawrence, Patricia Kline, Mary Jane Swartz, Norim Newell, Sharon Mutzner, Diane Ross, Ruby Roberts, Sandy Vllilliams, Ann Maddox, Rae Ann Frese, Shirley McClain, Janet Bennett, Rosemary Gillen, Charlotte Dillion, Ann Leightey, Rhea Messmer, Marla Schultz, VVilda Swartz. Row 6-Rose Ann Walterhouse, Barbara Degler, Carol Hetzel, Sondra Crouse, Rosemary Steiert, Marilyn Kunert, Edna YVells, Donna Sandriclge, Cathryn Mason, Diane VVitzel, Sharon Slemmer, Mary Steinmetz, Judy Stubbs, Elizabeth Farnholtz, Janis Vllarfel, Shirley Brown, Donna Leslie. IUNI R G. A. A. Ron' l-Sharon Beard, Barbara Burns, Janet Ladeau, Kathleei Eringman. Marilyn Miller, Marva Rall, Sharon Parish, Elle Sandra Phillips, Barbara Hogan, Judy Lawrence, Patricia Yo Eippert, Carol Buoy, Sharon Kilgore. Carol Miller, Kay Schrenk, Carol Drew, Yvonne Keller, Carol Lawson, Sandra Karg, Nancy Eyestone, Joy Lyon, Linda Stowe, Judy Mouser, Malinda Karg, Sharon Lotz, Sharon Lind, Mary Evans, Sandra Hannum, Joy Sharon Kinley, Sharon Householder, Kay Carroll, Ann Mille Kline. Row S-Frances Taylor, Phyllis Armstrong, Sandra Sw r Rife, Barbara Mnrtig, Ellen Voorhees, Barbara Halbedel, Marg Brown. Phyllis VVooten. Hon' 6-Gloria Ivey, Judy Linstedt, llringman, Susan Kline, Sylvia Armstrong, Bonnie Taylor, Mar Lynn llunter, Nedra Stimpfle, Glenna Van Horn, Judy N All girls in the seventh, eighth, and nint are active members of a physical education class den, and the odicers, Bonnie Newell, presiden secretary, and Yvonne Keller, treasurer, helpe attractive enough to have an appeal for every gi 1 It lin JE h UQJ .5 Riley, Elaine Koehler, Elaine Van Scoit, Suzanne Osborn, Susan Pool, Sue Hale, Karen Colvin. Row 2-Rita Moore, Nancy Tooman, g, Rita Leightey. Mary Long, Linda Cook, Linda Larcomb, Kathleen Sue Rhoden, Pamela Austin, Rosie McClain, Miss Holden. Row 3- Archer, Patricia Markley, Jill Borton, Helen Gerber, Rita Veith, Sheryl elen Messmer, Peggy Myers, Sue Lehman, Lynn Sheldrick. Row 4- Scheidegger, Carol Frank, Barbara Zinszer, Phyllis Ritterspaclt, Kathi Obee, Sarah Riley, Kathleen Miller, Linda Kuenzli, Margaret rlein, Barbara McDermott, Linda Hehr, Jane Caldwell, Kathleen Moses. Frances VValton, Charlotte Kenan, Bonnie Newell, Reva Barbara Mercer, Clarice Traxler, Helen Kin, Sandra Thiel, Barbara Cook, Irene Voorheis, Sandra Green, Margaret Pool, Joy Schoolfield, well, Narita XVolfe, Judy Riddle. i i e l J, e l grades are eligible to join the Jr. C. A. A. if they .i The sponsor of the Jr. G. A. A., Miss Frances Hol- udy Linstedt, vice-president, Phyllis Ritterspach, to provide a program of activities broad enough and rl in Jr. High School. HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community a high standard of Christian character. One of the new activities of the club was to sponsor a white Christmas project. All students were asked to donate gifts wrapped in white. These gifts were then distributed to the poor and needy of our community. Donald Stephan and Gary Kline were selected to attend the Ohio District Oflicers' Conven- tion in Columbus in December. The i955-1956 oflicers were president, Thomas Roszmang vice-president, Daniel Phillips, sec- retary, Robert Vent, treasurer, David Kramerg chaplain, Gene Delaplaneg sergeant-at-arms, James Pfeifcr. The clubs advisor was lX lr. Donald Drebus. Row 1-Burton Kelly, Daniel Phillips, Donald Stephan, David Kramer, David Gottfried, Thomas Roszman. Row 2-joseph Mc- Clain, Richard Hudson, Robert Vent, Roger Boyle, David Voorheis, Gene Delaplane, Jason Blue, Mr. Donald Drebus. Ron' 3- David Gibson, Robert May, Larry Lehman, Edward Gillen, Roger Swartz, Czerny Eyestone, Paul Steiner. Row 4-David McClain, ,lon Grundtisch, Kenneth May, john Hoover, Cary Kline, Ronald Moser, james Pfeifer. C H O I R Ron' l-Rae Ann Frese, Joycelyn Steiner, Julie Sebenoler, Miriam lloovcr, llclen .Xnn lillis, Elaine Book, Suc Ami Schoenberger, Carol Hehr, Marcina Hehr, Sally Koehler, Nancy Veith, Rarlxara Maxwell, Phyllis Miller. Ron' 2-Susan Shireman. Linda Phillips, Nancy Eippert, Joyce Vi-'hitman, Judy Stubbs, Mary Steinmetz, Barbara Paulin, Carol Rieserl Rachel Rall, Phyllis Stephan, Mary Brewer, Nancy Pfeifer Sally Xllalters, Marilyn Kunert. Row 3-Mr. lloward Longniirel Marilla McClain, Sharon Ekleberry, Shirley Newell, Ruth Kiehl, Beverly Newell, Shirley Clark, Barbara Myers, Mary Jane Swartz, Norita Newell, Carolyn Swerlein, Dianc Ross, Judy Newell, Norita Vi'olfe, Bonnie Newell, Sandra Thiel, Susan Kline. Ron' 4-Marv Smith, Neva Larick. Sharon Mutzner, David Cillen, Melford Swihart, Robert Vent, David Crary, Russell Kean Gary Kline, Richard lX'IcKelvey, Shelba Vilalton, Sue Preble, Lynn Hunter, Christine Bolish, Fay Schooliicltl. limi' S-iVillian' Schrocr, Ronald Thomas. Kenneth May, Joseph Meeker, Robert Miller, David Kramer, David Gottfried. Jerry Rosvlnan Charles Hauff, David Gibson, Paul Steiner. Gene Deleplane. Richard lludsun, Xlichael Rattan. John Radwick. The choir had a successful year under the very capable direction of Mr. lsloward Longmirc. i The group not only sang for various programs given at school, but also participated in the annual Northern Ohio League Choir Festival, which was held at Bucyrus. Oflicers for the year were as follows: president, Gary Kline, viceepresident. Phyllis hflillerg i secretary-treasurer, Barbara hilaxwellg librarians, M'riam Hoover and Ruth Kiehl. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS i Row 1-James Needs, Raymond Schroer, Richard Kuenzli, Fred Gillen, Edward Van Scoit, David Brickncr. Larry Sweigard, Ronald Vilisner, Frederick Smith, John Newman, Jay Adams, Keruie Connor, Tom Martin, James Newman, Bernard Brinson, Michael Karg, Jack Stevens. Row 2-Melincla Karg, John Booth, William Smith, Patricia Young, Carolyn Osborn, Sharon Beard, Judy Mouser, Barbara Hogan, Rita Mohre, Nancy Tooman, Linda Kuenzli, Rosie McClain, Helen Gerber, Joy Lyon, Lynn Horn, Richard Patchett. Row 3-Carol Lawson, Nancy Archer, Judy Lawrence, Sylvia McVVilliams, Linda Cook, Sandra Swerlein, VVil- liam Ritlerspach, Robert Morris, David Koehler, Patricia Markley, Sharon Kinley, Phyllis Ritterspach, Sheryl Eyestone, Rita Veith, Vernon Orians. Row 4-Linda Larcorub, Madalyn Osborn, Sharon Lotz, Sandra Phillips, Carol Frank, Barbara Mercer. Jill Borton, Linda Stowe, Margaret Kline, Suzanne Osborn, Roger gPence. Row 5'-James Lind, Robert Bilsing, Frank Markey. Dallas Barth. Sharon Lind, Lynne Sheldrick, Daniel Hehr, Carol Cullum, Carmaleda Smith, Marlene Walton, Frances Taylor, Barbara I-lalbedel, Susan Bringman. Row 6-Sue Lehman, John Hood. William Markey, Phyllis Armstrong, David Boucher. Calvin Baker. Garry Ekleberry, Lary Ekleberry, Joyce Scheidegger. Kathleen Rife, Margaret Pool. 6 l Y , 1 CONCERT BAND After settling down from a busy football season, the band started preparing for numerous other events, such as the District and State Contests, the annual Northern Ohio League Band Festi- val, a VVinter Concert, and the Christmas Assem bly. Mr. August Yoder did fine work in preparing the band for these programs. The ollicers for this year were president, Paul Steiner, vice-president, Joycelyn Steiner: secretary- treasurer, Nancy Veith, librarians, Richard Hudson and David Cibson. Row 1-Mareina Hehr, Sue Ann Y Sehoenberger, Gar' Kline, Linda Phillips, Ruth Kiehl, Rae Ann Frese, Nancy Veith, Charlotte Kenan, Janet Ladeau, Sue Hale, Sharon Mutzner. Row 2-Donald Ste han, Diane Ross, Carol Ann Hehr, Ellaine Book, Helen Ann Ellis, Elizabeth Swihart, Fay Schoolfielcl. Lynn Hunter, Daniel Jones, Rodney Zehfus, Richard Hud- son, Kathleen Reile, Tanya Kuenzli, Ann Hendricks, Arlene Moltre, Amy Lawrence, Marilyn Constien, Marla Schultz, Juycelyn Steiner. Row 3- Barbara Bringinan, Sandra Thiel, Kathi Obee, Norita Vllolfe, Phyllis Stephan, Sandra Green, Ann It-liller, Thomas Menningen, Clarice Traxler, Donna Leslie, Judy Stubbs, Sharon Ekleherry, Patricia Linstedt, Patricia lxlein, Darl Gerber, Robert Little. James XVitzel, llarry Graham, Edwin Schoenberger, James Beaston, VVil- liam Schroer, Melford Swihart, Janis Steinmetz, Paul Steiner. Row 4- Ronald Moser, Floyd Culver, Jerry Roszman, Jane Caldwell, Elaine Van Scoit, Nancy Pfeifer, Gene Delaplane, Lollene Horn, Susan Kline. Frank Myers, Sue Loverich, James Koenig, Thomas Fox, Raymond Cattran, Jason Traxler, Charles Hauff, David Crary, David Gottfried, Russell Kear, Don- ald May, Nancy Eippert. David Kramer. Row S-John Hehr, John Hoover, Norita Newell, Bruce Metz- tger, Allen Walton, David Metzger, Czerny Eyestone, Kenneth May, David Gibson, Mt-rvin XVill. Mr. Yoder. ltuu' 1-XYilliain Kinley, Phyllis Rlit- terspach, Joyce Scheidegger, Rita Veith, Susan Eringman. Suzanne Os- horn, Sue Leltman. Patricia Markley. Judy Lawrence, Nancy Archer, Carol Frank, Linda Larcomb, Barbara Zins- ler, Carolyn Osborn, Sheryl Eyestqrjlfv Rosie McClain. Row 2-Sharon lun- ley, Joy Lyon. Sharon Lotls Sl'l1ll'0n Lind. Kathleen Rife, Sharon Beard, llernard Brinson, Richard Patchett, lohn Booth, Larry Sweigard. QHEUI Lawson. Margaret Pool, Robert wlxlein- lein, Linda Kuenzli, Robert Swartz. Lynn Horn, Barbara llalbedel, Toni Fox. Raymond Cattran. Hou' 3.- Nladnlyn Osborn, Barbara Burns. Jill Horton. Yvonne Keller. Margaret Kline, Kay Carroll. Robert Bilsing. Robert Morris, Vernon Orians. Ray- mond Schroer, Linda Stowe. DENNIS Kline, Sandra Swerlein, Helen Ger- hor, James Needs, Frederick Smith. Ronald Wiisner. Daniel Hehr- 10139 HDMI. Rm., 4-Garry Ekleberry, Cary Starling, David Koehler. Lary l:kle- herry. JUNIOR BAND This year's Junior Band worked hard to prepare for a spring concert, and to win the right to enter the District Music Contest. The Senior Band members wish the Junior Band the best of luck, and know they will do their best to represent Upper High in Marching Band and Concert Band in the coming years. MARCHING BAND Mujorettus: Barbara Myers, Nancy Pfeifer, Deborah Riley, Marilyn Kunert, Elaine Book. Drum Major: Jerry Roszman. Trombmwx: Paul Steiner, Janis Steinrnetz, Vllilliam Schroer, Harry Graham, Edwin Schoenberger, Darwin Giles, James VVitzel, Iames Cavan- augh, James Stansbery, James Beaston. Snxczplzorzcs: joycelyn Steiner, Marla Schultz, Marilyn Constien, Ann Hendricks, Amy Lawrence, Arlene Mohre, Tanya Kuenzli, Kathleen Reile, Richard Hudson, Rodney Zehfus, Daniel Jones. Horns: Patricia Klein, Patricia Linstedt, Judy Stubbs, Sharon Ekleberry, Donna Leslie. Baritones: Nancy Eippert, David Kramer, Donald May. Drums: David Gibson, Kenneth May, Czerny Eyestone, David Metzger, Bruce Metzger, john Hehr, Sue Hale, Allen YVaIton. Bell Lyrc: Norita Newell. Cm-nets: Floyd Culver, Jane Caldwell, Elaine Van Scoit, Gary Kline, Gene Delaplane, Lol'Iene Horn, Susan Kline, Sue Loverich, james Koenig, Thomas Fox, Raymond Cattran. Clarinets: Sue Ann Schoenberger, Marcina Hehr, Linda Phillips, Nancy Veith, Ruth Kiehl, Rae Ann Frese, Donald Stephan, Diane Ross, Carol Hehr, Helen Ann Ellis, Elizabeth Swihart, Fay Schoolfield, Lynn Hunter, Barbara Bringmau, Sandra Thiel, Kathi Obee, Norita VVolfe, Sandra Green, Ann Miller, Thomas Menningen, Phyllis Stephan, Clarice Traxler, Sharon Mutzner. Flutes: Mary Steininetz, Christine Bolish, Cathryn Mason, janet Ladeau, Charlotte Kenan. Basses: David Gottfried, David Crary, Mervin VVill, Jason Traxler, Charles Haulf. Director: lvlr. August Yoder. Band, take the field! These were the familiar words heard at every football game to announce that it was time for the Upper Sandusky High School Marching Band to do its share in the half- time performances. Not only did the band have entertaining shows on the field, but it also showed a lot of school spirit in supporting the team. Our new director, Mr. August Yoder, did excellent work in taking over the band, and spent many hours planning formations, writing music, and practicing. This year's eighteen senior members will always have pleasant memories of their parts in the football games, parades and ceremonies, which helped so greatly to make their last year a happy one. MAJORETTES From the left: Elaine Book Deborah Rile N Our very capable and attractive junior majorettes for this year were Elaine Book, Marilyn Kunert, and Barbara Nlyers. Seniors Nancy Pfeifer and Debbie Riley, both majorettes for four years, added greatly to the performances of the band and will certainly be missed next year. , ' y, ancy Pfeifcr, hilarilyn Kunert, Barbara Myers. D R U M M A j o R jerry has been a drum major during his sophomore, jun- ior and senior years, and l . cl band. With the ms one a fine job of leading the assistance of the five majorettes, he has per- formed many interesting maneuvers during the half-time shows which have helped to make our band an outstanding feature. Drum major, jerry Roszman, will also be leaving the band this year. 59 soUND EQUIPMENT These boys are responsible for setting up the public address system whenever needed. Mr. Earl Shaffer, the sponsor of the club, has done a splendid job of instructing the boys in the use of the equipment. VISUAL EDUCATION T o these students and to Mr. Frederick Koenig, we pay tribute for their superb job of advancing film education in the school and community, From the left: Ronald Kramer, Charles Eley, David Kramer, Ronald Moser, Mr. Shaffer, Iohn Burns. From the left: Paul Kotten-nan, David Degler, Robert Swartz, Mr. Koenig, john Hoover, Har- old Keller, Robert Miller, Ronald Raymond, Dennis Rall, Roger Swartz. .-HP, -. ,M 2 'fI.1'f ., nlyfcl W ww TW f , ,V gp, ,Gm 4- 4277 .K 11.1 N 'KG ??'?22' j K , .W R M f W .J w Q 48 , 3' wqY!glf -,xl g ,' if ' af S XY . ' .h ff' ' lg! 2 00 .ix I, Al B , no ,A f , X' 1 '2?f, .- W an I-nad a lnffle nam X Ififlefcfwasnnan if -: '- ' g? ,., ,im fg,'Vy ,'f YQ .-:E fjffl fi Q j,.gl 1 '- . f ' f f :fini u' ' Mb f if ' ' - ' I V2 W Q' 53 . -0 4 liz! ,H 'I f , f, xwk- ew, i f 1'3Z'ii ' Q jyffyfb zvcq . ' 4 .' ,f Q fr .1 A ' sg nd Eusnqwhenethar UPPER u.lE.nT, The Ram hwuu h+ W, El ' undnn bagk . A ' I 0 ' 0 , ,' 00 I C I 0 9 0 5 , U Q . . , PP , Af f- mg f' ' ., D 3 f' ' 754 -, juv d K I Lf -17' H ff 122' if Q22 'X f , 4 Hair 31521, 'F L'! ful fa, V . f wh . Ll . 7 4 l FGQTBALL Row 1-John Hehr, Roger Boyle, Dick McKelvey, Russell Kear, jon Grundtisch, John Ward, Bob Vent, Jim Pfeifer, Dick Newell. Row 2-Coach L. V. Ebenhack, Steve Matteson, Dennis Gerber, Dave McClain, Melford Swihart, Dan Phillips, Jerry Cierhart, Bob Little, Dan Patchetli, Bill Baker, Ronald Moser, Coach Fenton Wolfe. Row 3- Coach Donald Drebus, Frank Kuenzli, David Phillips,l Kenny Graham, John Hoover, Bob Lininger, Chuck Lambrite, Iim Cheney, lim Camber, Virgil Heffellinger, Mike Batton, Coach Leo Stang. When Upper opened its football season this year, most of the fans admitted that the Bams had a good team, but they had serious doubts about their beating the always tough Shelby and Bellevue squads. Coach Leo Strang's team made the cynics leat their words by defeating both Bellevue and Shelby by decisive margins. Upper went on to have one of the most fabulously successful seasons in Ram history. They went undefeated, winning all nine of their scheduled games while scoring 329 points to their opponents' 89. They were ranked ninti in the state poll-the highest rating an Upper team has ever achieved. Their success can be attributed to the spirit which they showed throughout the season, and to the excellent cooperation and hnselfish team play they displayed. It will be a long time before the fighting Rams of SS will be forgotten. 62 l , F I COACHES A great deal of the credit for Upperis highly success- ful football season can be attributed to its excellent coaching staff, composed of coaches L. V. Ebenhack, Leo Strang, Donald Drebus, and Fenton Wolfe. I w l VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Upper 58 ....,,,,,.............,.................,. Madison 6 Upper 34 .....,.., ..s.., N orwalk 13 Upper 21 ..... ,..... G alion 6 Upper 34 ......... ....... W illard 0 Upper 25 ..,... ...,,., B ellevue 12 Upper 19 ......... ,..,.. S helby 0 Upper 34 ,.,.. ......, B ucyrus 13 Upper 67 .,....,., ...,.,.. T iffin 13 Upper 59 ..t...... .t..s,. O arey 26 CO-CAPTAINS Co-Captain David McClain played first string quarter- back for three years. The following honors were won by him: First Team All-League, outstanding back in the League, and All-Ohio quarterback as selected by the United Press. He finished his career by being chosen to play in the annual North-South game. Co-Captain Dennis Gerber earned three varsity football letters during his career at Upper Sandusky High School. In the post season selection, he was chosen on the First Team All League, and made Honorary Captain of the All- League Team. He was also given state-wide recognition on the A. P. All-Ohio Team. The team is proud of David's and Dennis' accomplish- ments, and is grateful for their excellent leadership. 63 Q F .sw ,aw K sf 'I Ron' 1-Tom Racheter, Phillip Vllooten, joe Meeker, Norman Truesdell, jim Rhoden, Fred Corbin, Raymond Swartz, Denny Kline. Row 2-Mr. Ebenhack, Tony Hall, Frank lN'Iyers, Bill Cole, Bob Swartz, Chuck Schu- ler, Larry Karg, Steve McCord. RESERVE FOOTBALL The junior High and Reserve Football Teams both had very successful seasons. The Reserves , hnished with a 6-l-O season, while the junior Hiigh won 4 and lost 2. We hope that they will carry their winning ways into varsity competition. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL -ms. ku mug.-,rue--wriqssrwm Nw-Q-W ngsfssss-.M W-M--A-A sm-1.9-sggimmi .as: e-1:mmugwmusmi.:,same-vmwess..asef-Lwsssmzfsfmem Row 1-Bob Krichbaum, Dave Brickner, Earl Chadwick, Eddie Van Seoit, james Koehler, Fritz Smith, Tom Young, David Eley, Jack Stephens, Pete Milligan, Larry Rowland. 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EM...-2 Y s :' .Ji-mn:s?5R',WS ' ? wf,,,iw-X. 93,5 .... .x ..i.,...f, ' +.Wf2m-ggegw. K . ... .1 K . .. 2- . .. , .. ...:.:..:. .. . .... . K..,::.K .. . KK KK. t. K., H QQ. . -' W x '.f.if3l..g.,,51,.qgi W Q -- if is.. - -.1 V Sk-.Q -. X 6 Q . X A A - . . Q . J QYLX1' 4?-i' X .iff ff 'L-1-fw . X N V T , rw- -1-2 .. -L S .. K' A ' M K z C.. 'X . 2' f..-1 - 'Z-ifflif .fi-:SL lx X u ' .5 KK K g.w:g-fbQs:gf0'5- X if Y .flf f- A 21 Q RX . 1 X' E H -:.-' .-at -5-551.835 K, .sf XV QNRSJSQW . .Hy ...N .ff . . gZK5.5K.KX . xg .1.K .KK F Mig X X M X gif .1 'ii' V - X X.-'s-T I f ,NY .- X XY x w xx X XX L. -...WW . X -gf 2 . V, w..:3-Kgs.:-. sg--ff 1- .. 1 . W 'Y - -Mm . .xp .- 1 Y M, Q, 1 X -:fs-f Q x X - rf i X . X 1 V A mr gtg Q L ' S-5 'ijgf X X x XJ? ??-:'- 1 -',, - if r , 3 O QX Wi -A M A 3 R y Q...igi.gXHK K 6 - M VARSITY BASKETBALL The Upper Rams basketball team, guided by Coach Leo Strang, ended the season with a 4-14 record. While they were not always on the long end of the score, they played at all times in such a manner that their school could be proud of them. They must be commended for the determina- tion and spirit they displayed, although they were almost always at a great height disadvantage. They did their best every time they took the Floor, and that is all anyone could possibly ask of them. Row I-Burt Kelly, jon Grundtisch, Ken Graham, jerry Roszman, Bogert Swartz. Kon' 2-Coach Leo Strang, Dennis Gerber, Virgil Heffelfinger, Chuck Lambrite, Bob Miller, Dave McClain. Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Marion Harding Tifhn Columbian ,t., t,,,,.... Ada Kenton Crestline Mansfield lkfladison .ttt,. . .,t,,,t... Calion Bucyrus Crestline 67 77 71 68 58 64 99 87 94 Upper Upper U pper Upper U ppel' Upper Upper U pper Shelby Carey .. ,. Bellevue Bucyrus Tithn Columbian .. Willard Norwalk TOURNAMENT , Ashland l 89 44 73 57 58 66 87 72 Dennis Gerber Ion Grundtisch Burt Kelly Dave McClain SENIGR BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Bob Miller Jerry Roszman Roger Swartz RESERVE yBASKETBALL Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper 70 Marion Harding , Tiffin Columbian Ada Kenton Crestline Mansfield Madison Lima Shawnee Kenton ..,.,..r..rr Calion Bucyrus Crestline Shelby Carey Bellevue Bucyrus TifHin Columbian Willard , ,.........,.., Norwalk 61 53 55 43 31 58 30 53 61 43 58 59 26 43 63 38 41 33 1 Row I-Mike Batton, Larry Kurg, Tom Raclieter, Steve McCord, Pat Riley. Row 2- Bob Swartz, Raymond Swartz Frank Myers, Paul Kottermzirr Bill Sclirocr, Bill Cole. Row 5 -Fred Corbin, Chuck Hauff John Hoover, Bob Summit, IVIE VVolfe. l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS The Freshman Basketball Team, under the capable coaching of Dr. Donald Drebus, had a successful season. They won 6 and lost 4, while showing a great deal of spirit and determination. They should prove to be a big asset to the varsity and reserve teams next year. The Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball squad, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Lab, turned in another hne season. They won 9 and lost 1, the last game of the season being won by Tiflin. It looks as though Uppers basketball future is bright indeed. 'IU 1-John Hehr, Darl Gerber, 1 Martin, Denny Hines, Jim orline. Row 2-Jim Witzel. I Lambrite, Ed Schoenberger, .ive Strasser, Riley Stover. Row Bruce Metzger, Ronald amer, Roger Zehfus, Mr. Dre- 5. w I-Tom Young, james ith, Bill Kinley, Phil Clark, n Hood, Tom Lind, Denny ne. Row 2-Gary Starling, . Lab, David Koehler, Paul Clain, Tom Kenan, Fritz ith, jack Stephens, Richard milton. VARSNUTCHEERLEADERS Throughout the football and the basketball seasons, the cheerleaders were responsible for the peppy cheering and the good sportsmanship of Upper Sandusky fans. The voices of the three seniors, Mary Smith, Phyllis Miller, and Christine Carroll, will be greatly missed by the group. The cheerleaders helped organize a Pep Club for the more enthusiastic high school boosters. We congratulate these girls for a job well done. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS These enthusiastic girls cheered the reserve basketball team in victory and in defeat. In their role as reserve cheerleaders, they have gained experience in leading organized yells, exemplifying sports- manship at its best. We wish future success to you and your teams. Linda Miller, Phyllis Miller, Christine Carroll, Nlary Smith, Linda Baldridge. Marylou Smith, Nedra Stimpfle, Bonnie Newell, Iacie Herald, Kathi Obee. Row I-Raymond Swartz, Frank Myers, john Hunter, Pat Riley, Larry Karg, Roger Boyle, Charles Sublett. Row 2-Ed Gillen, Paul Steiner, Dennis Gerber, Dave McClain, Virgil Heffelfinger, Bill Shelton, Melford Swihart. Row 3-Mr. VVolfe, Jerry Rosz- man, Dan Phillips, ,lon Grund- tisch, Kenny Graham, lWr. Drcbus. Row I-Jon Grundtisch, Dan Phillips, Chuck Lambrite, Jim Gamber. Row 2-Melford Swi- hart, Dave Phillips, Roger Boyle, Russell Kear, Dave McClain, Dan Patchett. Row 3-Ed Gillen, Burt Kelly, Kenny Graham, Bill Cole, Joe McClain. Row 4- Coach Leo Strang, Bob Vent, ,lerry Roszman, Paul Steiner, Frank Myers, Mike Barton. Row 5-Jim Pfeifer, Fred Cook, Jerry Gierhart, Roger Swartz, Larry Karg. TRACK VVith most of last year's team back, and with Fenton VVolfe serving as coach, the Ram track team is anticipating a successful season. Through- out April and May they will compete in seven meets, including the League Meet at Tiffin. They will also participate in the Mansfield Re- lays, the Upper Night Relays, the District Meet at Mansfield, and the State Meet. VARSITY U The Varsity U, sponsored by Coach Leo Strung is an honorary organization composed of all major athletic letter winners. The highlight of the club's activities was the annual Varsity U banquet, which was held in December. Row I--Dave Metzger, Bill Cole, Bob Swartz, Roger Swartz, ,lim Gamber, John Hehr. Row 2-Burt Kelly, Dave McClain, Frank Myers, Steve Matteson, Russell Kear. Row 3-Mr. Lab, Dennis Gerber, Dick McKelvcy, Ken Graham. BASEBALL The baseball team, coached by Mr. Richard Lab, is looking forward to a good season as nine lettermen are returning from last year. During the season they will play in nine league games, and will compete in the Dis- trict Tournament at Mansfield. Mr. Richard Lab SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX JANET BENNETT New Bloomington 1, 29 F. H. A. 3, 49 Hi-Teens 49 Class Play 4. VVILLIAM BICKHANI Shop Manager 4. ROGER BOYLE Class Officer 39 Hi-Y 1, 29 Varsity U 2, 3, 49 Basket- ball I, 2, 39 Track 2, 3, 49 Baseball 2, 39 Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Orange and Black Staff 3, 49 Honorable Mention N. O. L. 49 American Legion Essay Winner 2. CHRISTINE CARROLL Annual Staff 49 Sr. C.A.A. 2, 3, 49 Jr. G.A.A. lj Hi-Teens 2, 3, 49 Clee Club 1, 29 Pep Club 49 Class Play 39 Play Festival 29 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 49 National Thespians 49 Office VVork 49 Oran e and Black Staff 49 Cheerleader 2, 3, 49 Radio Cluf: 2, 3, 49 Prince of Peace 4. SHIRLEY CLARK Ir. C.A.A. 2, 39 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Hi-Teens 2, 3, 49 Choir 2, 3, 49 Class Play 39 Tri-Masque Plas Festi- val 29 National Thespians 2, 3, 49 Radio taffi 49 Prince of Peace 2, 3, 4. BARBARA DEGLER Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Hi-Teens 2, 3, 49 Student Coun- cil 39 Pep Club 49 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 49 Scholarship Team 49 Play Festival 29 National Thespians 4j Thespian Officer 49 Annual Staff 49 Class Play 39 Office Work 49 Radio Club 49 Orange and Black Editor 39 Orange and Black Staff 2, 3, 49 Prince of Peace 2, 3, 49 Betty Crocker Future Homemaker 49 Quill and Scroll 4. NANCY EIPPERT Class Officer 39 Ir. G.A.A. 19 Jr. G.A.A. Officer 19 Sr. C.A.A. 2, 3, 49 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 49 Hi-Teens' Officer 49 Jr. Band 19 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 3, 49 Student Council 3, 49 Scholarship Team 49 Student Council Officer 49 Girls' State 39 Girls' State Scholarship 49 Philharmonic Music Camp 39 F.T.A. 2, 3, 49 F.T.A. Officer 49 Tri- Masque 2, 3, 49 Radio Staff 49 Annual StaH 4g Bowling Team 19 Prince of Peace 39 Solo and En- semble Contest l, 2, 3, 49 Class Play 4g Rotary World Affairs Institute 49 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests I, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH FARNHOLTZ Little Falls, New York I, 29 Sr. G.A.A. 3, 49 Hi- Teens 3, 49 Student Council 49 Pep Club 49 Annual Editor 4g Scholarship Team 3, 49 D.A.R. Test 49 Valedictorian. ROSALIE FREY Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 49 Clee Club 19 Scholarship Team 4. DENNIS GERBER Class Officer 29 Hi-Y 3, 49 Hi-Y Officer 39 Choir 2, 3, 49 Student Council 49 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 F.F.A. Officer 49 Class Plai 39 Varsity U 2, 3, 49 Tri- Masque 2, 3, 49 Foot all 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 2,5 3, 49 Track 1, 2, 3, 49 Baseball 2, 3, 49 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2g Chapter ,krdging Team 1, 2, 3, 49 All-League, All-Ohio, Hig est Efficiency Award Of- fense and Defense9 Boys Quartette 4. DAVID GIBSON Class Officer 49 Hi-Y 3, 49 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Sr. Band Officer 49 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Choir 3, 49 Sho Manager 49 Tri-Masque 3, 49 Annual Staff 4- 7 Studjent Co-Director Class Play 4. JERRY GIERHART Lima, Ohio 1, 2, 39 Football 49 Track 49 Varsity U 4. DAVID GILLEN Hi-Y 3, 49 Chorus 19 Choir 3, 49 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 49 Varsity U 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 1, 2, 49 Parliamentary Procedure 1. EDWARD GILLEN Hi-Y 3, 49 Choir 39 F.F.A. 2, 3, 49 F.F.A. Officer 49 Varsity U 1, 2, 3, 49 Football 39 Track l, 2, 3, 4. DAVID GOTTFRIED Hi-Y 3, 49 Ir. Band 19 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep garE:l42, 3, 49 Choir 3, 4g Tri-Masque 3, 49 Annual ta . JON GRUNDTISCH Hi-Y 3, 49 Ir. Band 19 Varsity U 3, 49 Football I, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 3, 4g Decathlon Winner 3. CAROL HETZEL Ir. C.A.A. 19 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 49 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 49 Glee Club I9 F.H.A. 3, 49 Tri-lVIasque 2, 3, 4. MIRIAM HOOVER Music Contest 29 Jr. G.A.A. lj Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 49 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 29 Choir 3, 49 Choir Officer 49 Orchestra lj F.T.A. 49 F.T.A. OHicer 4g Tri-Masque 2, 3, 49 Pep Club 49 Annual Staff 4g Class Play 4g Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4. RICHARD HUDSON Hi-Y 3, 49 Ir. Band 19 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 49 Sr. Band Sffiierl 3, 49 Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Choir 3, 49 Annual I8 . MARION KARG Shop Manager 4. RUSSELL KEAR, IR. Class Officer 19 r. Band I9 Sr. Band 2, 3, 49 Pe Band 2, 3, 49 C oir 3, 49 Class Play 39 Varsity lg 2, 3, 4j Tri-Masque 2, 3, 49 Football 1, 3, 49 Basket- ball 19 Track 1, 2, 3, 49 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Scholarship Team 29 Football All-League Honorable Mention 49 Scholarship Team 4. BURTON KELLY Hi-Y 3, 49 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4s F.F.A. Officer 39 F.F.A. Livestock Judging Team 3, 49 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 49 Delegate to National F.F.A. Convention 4g Delegate to State F.F.A. Convention iigarsity U 3, 49 Football 39 Basketball 49 Base- , 4. RUTH KIEHL Ir. G.A.A. 19 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Hi-Teens 2, 3, 49 Hi-Teens Officer 49 Glee Club I, 29 Ir. Band 19 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Band 3, 49 Choir 3, 4g Choir Ofhcer 49 Quill and Scroll 49 F.T,A. 49 County Solo Ensemble Contest 19 District Solo Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 39 State Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 39 Pep Club 49 Class Play 49 Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4. KENNETH KIN F.F.A. 19 Parliamentary Procedure 19 Shop Man- ager 4. 1 GARY KLINE Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 35 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir Officer 45 Student Council 45 Student Council Officer 45 Class P1ay1 3, 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 Thespian Officer 45 Football 1, 35 Basketball I, 2i Track 1, 25 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship Team 3, 45 Boys' Quartette 4. SALLY KOEHLER Sr. G.A.A. 3, 45 Hi-Teens 3, 45 Clee Club 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Mixed Quartette 25 F.T.A. 25 Tri-- Masque 3, 45 Orange and Black Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Annual Staff 4. ROBERT LITTLE jr. Band 15 Marching Band 1, 25 Concert Band I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity U5 Football 3, 45 Scholarship Team 3. BARBARA MAXVVELL jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 I-Ii-Teens 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Choir OHicer 45 F.H.A. 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 4i Annual Staff 45 Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4. KENNETH MAY Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus 15 Ir. Band 15 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Officer 4. nosiaar MAY 1 my 3 4 chQfus1P12A 2 3 4 FFA office - . s 9 - - - , , s - - - I 45 Basketball 1. 1 1 DAVID NICCLAIN 1 Class Officer 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Council 4i F.F.A. 1, 25 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 25 Class Play 35 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque Officer 45 Varsity U 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2. 3. 45 Basketf ball All-League 2nd Team 2, 35 Football Outstand- ing Back in League 45 North Squad in All-Stai gainei 45 All-League 3, 45 All-Ohio 45 Huffman . war 4. JOSEPH McCLAIN Class Officer 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 35 Student Council 45 Student Council Officer 45 F.F.A. 1, 21, 3, 45 F.F.A. Officer 45 F.F.A. Speaking Contest 2, 3, 45 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Class Pla' 3, 45 Varsity U 45 Football 35 Annual Staff 45 Scliolarship Team 2, 4. SHIRLEY McCLAIN Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Officj: Work 3, 4. RICHARD McKELVEY Choir 45 Class Play Sta e Crew 35 Varsity U 4' Tri-Masque 3, 45 Footbai 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4. PHYLLIS MILLER , Class Officer' 35 Ir. G.A.A. 15 Jr. G.A.A. Officer 115 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 11 25 Glee Club Officer 25 Choir 3, 45 Choir Officer 4E Homecoming Queen 45 Play Festival 35 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 45 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Advisor 45 Scholar,- ship,Team 45 Prince of Peace 25 Class Play 4. 1 ROBERT MILLER Class Officer 15 Choir 45 Scholarship Team 45 Va r sity U 45 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Annua1 Staff 45 'Scholarship Team 15 Visual 3, 4. GLADYS Mosas 5 5 5 4, 5 McCutchenville, Ohio 15 F.H.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. Offi- aer 451 Office Work 45 Scholarship Team 25 D.A.R5 est . 5 1 1 . 5 1 1 LARRY NEWMAN Ohio History Contest Winner 45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4. DANIEL PATCHETT Varsity 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 goaolrable Mention, North and South Second Team, . . . 4. BARBARA PAULIN Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Class Play 35 Tri- Masque 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 Thespian Officer 45 Office VVork 45 Orange and Black Staff 45 Class Play 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JAMES PFEIFER Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Varsity U 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 2. NANCY PFEIFER Jr. G.A.A. 15 Ir. G.A.A. Officer 15 Sr. G.A.A. 3, 45 Sr. G.A.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 3, 45 Ir. Band 15 Sr. Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Choir 3, 45 Student Council 1, 45 Student Council Officer 45 Home- coming Attendant 45 Track Attendant 25 Tri-Masque 3, 45 Tri-Masque Play 35 National Thespians 45 Annual Staff 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Prince of Peace 25 Class Play 4. DANIEL PHILLIPS Class Officer 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Student Council 25 Varsity U 3, 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2. 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 3. LINDA PHILLIPS Class Officer 45 Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Sr. G.A.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 jr. Band 15 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Orange and Black Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Annual Staff 45 Scholar- ship Team 15 Pep Club 45 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 4. SUE PREBLE Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 35 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Orchestra 1. RONALD RAYMOND Visual Education 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1. DIANA RI-IODEN Glee Club 1, 25 Ir. G.A.A. 1, 25 Sr. G.A.A. 3, 45 Hi-Teens 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 45 National Thesqians g'5HTRi-Masque 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Pep Clu 45 . . . 4. RITA RI-IODEN Monrovia, California 1, 2, 35 Hi-Teens 45 Sr. G.A.A. 4. CLARA RIEDLINGER Sr. G.A.A. 45 Hi-Teens 45 Pep Club 45 Pep Club Officer 45 Annual Staff 4. DEBORAH RILEY Dunkirk, Ohio, 15 Sr. G.A.A. 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, ' 45 F.H.A. 2, 35 F.H.A. Officer 35 Annual Staff 45 Majorette 2, 3, 4. ' A MAXINE ROBERTS - Ir. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 9th Grade Chorus 15 F.H.A. 3, 4. JERRY ROSZMAN Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 2, 3, 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 25 Boys' quartet 45 F.F.A. I, 25 F.F.A. Officer 25 F.F.A. Spea ing Contest 25 Parlia- mentary Procedure 1, 25 Class,Play 3, 45 Varsity U 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. Officer 45 Tri-Masque Officer 35 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 National Thespians Officer 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Staff 2, 3, 45 Radio Speech Contest 25 Visual Education l. THOMAS ROSZMAN Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Student Council 45 Buck- eye Boys' State 35 Class Play 3, 45 Tri-Masqlue 3, 45 National Thespians 45 Football 15 Footba l Man- ager l5 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4. NANCY SCHEIDEGGER Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 35 Hi-Teens 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Jr. Band 15 Sr. Band 45 Student Coun- cil 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 F.l-I.A. Officer 45 Office VVork 45 Annual Staff 4. JULIA SEBENOLER Class Officer 2, 45 Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens Officer 45 Sr. Band 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 May Day Attendant l5 Track Attendant 25 Tri-Masque 3, 45 National Thespians 45 Orange and Black Staff 15 Radio Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 4. PATRICIA SIEGEL Sr. G.A.A. 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Office Work 45 Pep Club 4. ANNA SMITH Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Chorus I5 F.H.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Homecoming At- tendant 4. MARY SMITH Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Sr. G.A.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Home- coming Attendant 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Home- Officer 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 Prince of Peace 35 Pep Club Advisor 45 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship Team 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 2. JOYCELYN STEINER Jr. G.A.A. 15 Jr. G.A.A. Officer 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 I-Ii-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Band l5 Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Band Officer 45 ep Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Dance Band 3, 45 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests 1, 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Student Council 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Office Work 45 Orange and Black Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Schol- arship Team l: Pep Club 45 Pep Club Officer 45 Tri-Masque Play Festival 2. PAUL STEINER Class Officer l, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 I-li-Y Officer 35 Jr. Band I5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Band Officer 45 Dance Band 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Boys' Quartette 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 45 Class Play 35 Tri-Masque 3, 45 National Thesfoians 45 Varsity U 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Annua Business Manager 45 Operation Youth 35 Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, 45 Brass Sextet 45 Salutatorian. DONALD STEPHAN Hi-Y 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Sr. Band 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Annual Business Staff 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Rotary World Affairs Institute 4. CHARLES SUBLETT Eaiketball Manager I5 Track Manager 3, 45 Base- a 4. ROGER SWARTZ Hi-Y 3, 45 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Baseball 3, 45 Visual Education 3, 4. WILDA SWVARTZ Jr. G.A.A. 15 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Chorus I5 Glee gllib415 F.H.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Sr. G.A.A. NIELFORD SVVIHART Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Choir 45 F.F.A. 1, 25 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 25 Varsity U 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN ANN THIEL Sr. G.A.A. 45 Hi-Teens 45 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 4. NANCY VEITH Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens' Officer 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Jr. Band 15 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Band Officer 45 Pep Band 35 Choir 3, 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Orange and Black Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Tri-Masque Festival 25 Philharmonic Music Camp 35 Dance Band 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 45 Library Work 35 Quill and Scroll 4. ROBERT VENT Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Choir 45 Varsity U 3 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, All-League Football 2nd Team 4. ROSE ANN WALTERHOUSE Jr. G.A.A. I5 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Sr. G.A.A. Officer 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 F.H.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Office Work 4. SALLY WALTERS Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Class Play Stage Manager 35 Class Play Student Director 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 National ghcgpians 45 Office Work 45 Radio Staff 45 Annual ta 4. SHELBA VV ALTON Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 3, 43 I-fi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 District Ensemble Contest 2. JOHN WARD Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity U 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Top Defensive Lineman 4. JOYCE. WHITMAN Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Teens 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque 2, 3, 45 Tri-Masque Festival 25 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 45 State Vocational Agricultural Test 4. CLYDE WUETHRICH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Officer 45 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 4. w W 1 w w I Compliments of I HART'S I IEWELRY STORE k 'II4 N. Sandusky Avenue I Upper Sandusky, Ohio H. M. Hart-W. K. Hart-J. F. Hart 4 T h Compliments R of S KREBS 1 noon g covenmd W nooks WALLS? TILE u CARPET RUGSk 78 I 1 Compliments from the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Council 2050 to the Class of 1956 Greetings To The 1956 Graduating Class LEO T. JONES OPERATING THE NEW STAR THEATRE Upper Sandusky, Ohio NEW CAREY THEATRE Carey, Ohio FOREST THEATRE Forest, Ohio INDIAN TRAIL DRIVE IN THEATRE Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 D. H. BOUCHER Compliments of THE CLAYCRAFT COMPANY WYAN DOT PLANT WILLARD H. TEFFT Resident Mgr. UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO Congratulations Congratulations and to the Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 PAU L'S SHOE STORE X-RAY SHOE FITTING PAUL HILDERBRAND Owner 8. Manager Class of 1956 STECHER INSURANCE Upper Sandusky, Ohio W S i l x i N 0 N Compliments h I of WlTZEL'S MARATHON SERVICE STATION and EMPLOYEES Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 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 1956 STEPHAN LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of THE LITE STAR OIL COMPANY Distributors Fleet Wing Products Gasoline - Motor Oils Fuel Oils - Kerosene WALTER J. FREY Phone 335 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes I'0 The Class of 1956 MILLS COM PARTM ENT CO Compliments of MAPLE SHADE FARM Breeders of Purebred Corriedale 8. Southdown Sheep Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wolfe Norita and David 5 Miles Southeast of Upper Sandusky Level View Stock Farm Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 BREEDERS OF PUREBRED HEREFORD CATTLE SPOTTED POLAND CHINA HOGS SOUTHDOWN SHEEP Mr. and Mrs. Adam Leighty Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Leighty I I I I C pl t I C g t I f and Best Wishes f to the Class of 1956 MILLINC-TON MFC. I CORP. I R O C E R ' S y IEWELERS Extrusion and Injection h IAMON S WA C S . n D D - T HE Molders of Plastics y SILVERWARE Upper Sandusky, Ohio I upper Sandusky, om 1 L C g f I I' C g t I t ' 'I' y I th CI f 1956 I u CI f 1956 . n , WYANDOT STQLL VAULT COMPANY Upper Sandusky, Ohio Y CASKET COMPANY Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of THE HARPSTER BANK Compliments of L. H. HEFFELFINGER Well Drilling Plumbing and Heating Phone 43 Mme' f FREE WELL DRPLLING Federal Deposit ESTIMATES Insurance Corporation 128 W. Church Street Congratulations Compliments and h to t e Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 Class of 'I956 WYANDUT POST 225 ARTZ DRY GOODS DRAPERIES THE AMERICAN LEGIQN READY-TO-WEAR CHILDREN'S WEAR Congratulations to Upper i EVERCREEN'S RESTAURANT Sandusky High School Graduates of the Class of 1956 Junction of U.S. 30 and 23 MEN'S AND BOY'S FINE CLOTHING x x- as Phone 262 IIM DUGAN'S MARION, OHIO N N Compliments I Compliments of of STRASSER 81 SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 132 N. Sandusky Ave. Uwe, Sandusky, ohio GERALD W. PFEIFER Flxrumss REPAlRINd Deals' in REFRIGERATORS ANIA RADIOS SERVICE HAY' STRAW APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL COAL AND GRAIN Morons surrues Compliments of WYAN DOT COUNTY C m 'ime 's ' IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION CARLON PRODUCTS CORPORATION Creager Implement Co. Carey Implement Store Central Division Wharton Hardware Schmidt Machine Shop M. E. Bowen Implement Store U. S. Implement Company ' . ' Wyandot Truro, 3, Implement The Plastic Pipe With The Stripe Vent IMPIGMSHI' CONPUHY Water Where and When You Want It Upper Farm Service Incorporated Wyandot Co. Farm Bur. Co-op Ass'n Upper Sandusky, Ohio Upper Tractor Sales 8. Service Sycamore Implement Store Compliments 8. Best Wishes of KARG-'S ROLLER ARENA OPEN EVERY EVENING Upper Sandusky, Ohio I Congratulations to the Class of 1956 CENQ C. H.LEW1S M IF YOU HAVE SERVED OVERSEAS YOU BELONG IN THE V.F.W. Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 WILLIAM NAUS POST 2842 AX'7A VETERANS or FOREIGN WARS UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 KIMMEL CLEANERS QUALITY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE PHONE 22 Compliments of THE ll0MMEll0lAl SAVINGS Bllllll The Bank of Complete Service With Drive ln Window Deposits Insured With Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Upper Sandusky Ohio ll. S. Construction Company n l Extends to Each and Every Member of the W CLASSl or 1956 lts Best Wishes For Health i Happiness and Prosperity x I U. S. COMMI ISION COMPANY We Aim To Serve To Sell Again McCutchenviIle, Ohio p Upper Sandusky, Dhio Phone 2312 P Phone 206 I I THE Chief Dairy Products Company MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DAIRY Pnonucrs THE OLD RELIABLE Always in the Market for Milk and Cream Phone 257 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of '56 8' THE DAILY CHIEF-UNION W. E. MARTIN-President NELSON J. RALL-Managing Editor PAUL P. CREGER-Ediior Compliments of FIRST CITlZENSi NATIDNAL BANK I The Old Reliable On The Square I Members Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM KOEHLER DRUG STORE FIRST lN Dnucs Your Kodak Dealer Complete Line Of Cameras And Photo Finishing Supplies KOEHLER PAINT STORE orncsl SUPPLIES PAINT and WALLPAPER 90 h Compliments Compliments of of cAsTAr2l2-IEJESURANCE F L E E T W I N G Dependable Insurance SERWCE STATION Phone 180 Bill 81 Dorothy Pfeifer Compliments of THE DAIRY STORE Congratulations and Best Wishes MAHAFFEY SERVICE H. D. Zimmerman 1. L. Foucl-IT QUARRY R. R. 1 Phone 628-M-4 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of 1956 LEE Sc to 51.00 STORE Corner Main and Walker Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of EVANS LU MBER CO. Pine Lumber-Building Supplies Crawford Overhead Garage Doors Compliments of SAMS ELECTRIC Electric Wiring Service Electric Supplies Lighting Fixtures Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 i GUTHRIE PRODUCE Compliments of Kuenzli Quarries Co., Inc. Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone Office 673W Gravel Plant 692W2 Compliments of EMPIRE PETROLEUM lNC.h Congratulations 8- Best Wishes To the Class of 1956 R. M. R EL SHELL Gasoline - Fuel 8. Motor Oil an ,gem I ROY M. ROSSEL Ir. R. s. STOKER R. E. GRIFFIN Dentists Phone 492 l 216 S. Sandusky Ave. Ph. 323 N l lt Pleases Us To Please You Congratulations I and Best Wishes To the Class of 1956 I LUCAS FUNERAL HOME A I KOEHLERS GREENHOUSES. INC. Phone 69, 514 W. Johnson Street Upper Sandusky, Ohio WIDE AREA DELIVERY N to the Class of 1956 I SHELLHORN MUSIC STOREL MARION, OHIO Congratulations Dependable Footwear for The Entire Family Vogel's Shoe Store Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1956 DR. PAUL E. EIPPERT Veterinarian Warpole St. Ph. Best Wishes From the Sheldricks 8. the Deglers operating HOPKINS MOTEL Air Conditioned AAA Recommended Compliments of MlKE'S MARKET Meat, Fish, and Poultry Our meat is a specialty, not a sideline! CONGRATULATIONS from SOHIO DISTRIBUTORS W. F. WELLS C. J. COURTAD Upper Sandusky Ohio Compliments of WILSON'S Tire And Battery Service Vulcanizing 81 Recapping Compliments of DR. N. B. KEAR Dentist West Walker Street RICH MAN BROTHERS Have the clothing values Suits - Topcoots - Sportswear AXTH ELM-TURN ER INC. 180 South Main, Marion Your Richman Brothers Store Compliments of EMERAL D. PFEIFER AUTHORIZED SALES 81 SERVICE Packard Cars International Trucks Compliments of L 8. 1 PURE on. East on Lincoln Highway WARFEL COAL CO. HEATING 81 AIR CONDITIONING SALES, SERVICE AND INSTALLATION Phone 278 229 South Filth Street Compliments of LINCOLN HILLS GOLF COURSE and TOURIST COURT Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1956 ROSEBUD CAFE Compliments C I. t of y ompolinen s THE MORRAL SUPPLY WYANDOT LANES COMPANY mc. ' MORRAL, OH IO HALM MOTOR CO. useo CARS Parts and Service 215 North Sandusky Ave. Upper Sandusky, Ohio BOWLING - SNACKBAR Compliments of O I H. I. Llnmger Oil and Gas Well Drilling and Producing Contractor I make a living as a contractor. But my business is living for my Lord: to know and to do the will of God through Christ who purchased my salvation at the Cross of Calvary. Phone 998 or 88'I-J-'I Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of LIND MOTOR SALES, INC. SALES - NASH - SERVICE 210-212 W. Wyandot WALTON GRAIN CO. Dealers in Grain 81 Seed UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO HENRY LIND Compliments of Compliments of JIM TRUESDELL The Buckeye Nitrogen Co. For Your Cheapest Source of Nitrogen Use AN HYDROUS AMMONIA Compliments of EVANS FLORAL COMPANY Flowers for all occasions ORCHIDS A SPECIALTY THOMAS AND FRANZ FURNITURE STORE Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of BOW AN D ARROW Chicken and steak dinners our specialty 3 miles easf on 30N We cater to extra Sunday dinners Upper Sqndusky Phone 884-R3 Phone 366 112 FCIIIVIGW AVG Congratulations Cong,-qfulqfions To the Class of 1956 and , The Best of Luck WHETSTONE S Dry Cleaning 81 Laundry 115 N. Sandusky Ave. Upper Sandusky, Ohio to the Class of 1956 HAMLET BILLIARD PARLOR Upper Sandusky, Ohio i Congratulations compliments to of The Class of 1956 SWARTZ-REFRIGERATION Kleinlein jewelry Store DIAMONDS SILVERWARE WATCHES 304 S. 7th St. - Phone 793 ' Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of NEWELL-IOHNSON Insurance Agency INSURANCE AND BONDS Above Strasser's Electric Congratulations to the Class of 1956 ASH'l'0N'S 5c 81 10c to 51.00 Store compiments Compliments And Best Wishes RlCHARDSON'S To The FLOWER SHOP 114 N. Warpole Street Upper Sandusky, Ohio Class of 1956 BAKER HUDSON SALES Compliments of STARLlNG'S GROCERY We specialize in U. S. Goy't Graded Meats Congratulations to the Class of 1956 BRI NGMAN 8. COMPANY Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 197 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 THOROCLEAN CLEANERS Phone 1177 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of UNIVERSAL MOLDING COMPANY, INC. GOOD HEALTH, WEALTH Good Luck to the and Class of 1956 HAPPINESS To The Class of WOOD'S COFFEE -56 SHOP STANSBERY AND STECK ' E71.. zJ.z,......z 5' am ' DIAMON DS f wAIfHE5 ARIONS OIDEST JEWEIERS 120-128 W. Center St. Phone 2-2530 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 E L IS E H A R E REAL ESTATE BROKER Compliments of ELLIS- MARTIN, Inc. FORD - MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE 125 S. Main St. Upper Sandusky Best Wishes to The Class of 1956 from CROW MOTOR SALES T 2 1 I Compliments of GRU N DTISCH MOTOR PARTS co. GLENN GRUNDTISCH, Prop. 135 E. Fairview, Upper Sandusky Congratulations to the Class of 1956 B A L D R I D G E Tire and Battery Store Congratulations DAYBROOK HYDRAULIC To the Class of 1956 from L. A. Young Spring 81 Wire SWARTZ'S TEXACO Corporation Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of LYON FOOD CENTER INC. UPPER sANoUsKY's Finest Food Center RUSSELL LYON, P Compliments of KINLEY'S DAIRY Upper Sandusky CLAYTON SHULL v P ohio J. W. LYON, T WYANDOT coUNTY D I B L E f 5 FARM BUREAU MENS WEAR Co-operative Association, Inc. Deep Freezers Fertilizer Feed and Seed Fence Petroleum Products Grinding America's Best-Known Brands Upper Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes BUSY BEE GROCERY Congratulations to the Class of 1956 SMART 8. WADDELL SHOES MARION, OHIO Compliments of MOORE'S STORE 117 West Wyandot Ave. AUTO ACCESSORIES - TOYS See us for your new and complete furniture needs We carry your account No finance company BLUE FURNITURE STORE Phone 50 R. E. Blue FINE CLASS RINGS Compliments of ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS CRAYCRAFT AWARDS Coal, Feed, and Supply Co. s I 0 S T E N S We Make Warm Friends with Quality Since 1897 Represent:-rave: Bill Lindboe Kentucky and West Virginia Box 29 Bucyrus, Ohio Codls Congratulations and Best Wishes congratulations to the Class of 1956 and Best Wishes to the Schoenberger Produce EGGS, POULTRY, CREAM Class ot 1956 ART CALLARI HAY CO. Congratulations Compliments fa 1-he of Class of 1956 1 DR. C. B. SCHOOLFIELD I ARMSTRONG'S CLOTHING Upper Sandusky Ohio I I I Best Wishes I Lift your head and hold if high to 1-he the class of '56 is 4 passing by. Class ot 1956 p Q Congratulations UPPER SANDUSKY A DAIRY I l'l 81 S HOME IMP. A Compliment Compliments of of Stephan Electric Store FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS Q I CLARK S f RANGES, WATER HEATERS. RAINBOW DRIVE IN f WASHERS' DRYERS f AND moNeRs I n 1 Compliments I compliments of of KROGER COMPANY s'ruaBs skos., INC. 'AU14fLu::f'C Compliments of PETE LINK Monuments 81 Markers 'I mi. east on Lincoln Highway Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class ot 1956 DAY'S NEWS 81 GIFTS on the square Stationery Greeting Cards Magazines Photo Finishing Compliments of McCORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Concrete Grain Elevators 'IODM N. Sandusky Ave. Upper Sandusky, Ohio DELAPLANE 81 LAWRENCE 108 N. Sandusky Ave. Upper Sandusky, Ohio I Phone 808 GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliance Dealer May Success Be Yours NEIDERKOHR BROS. Contractors commercial industrial residential Upper Sandusky, Ohio Best of Wishes from HARRY A. HUDSON Real Estate Broker 81 E. State Street Columbus, Ohio EAST SIDE GARAGE ANN'S LUNCH ROBERT STANSBERY Insurance Service MYERS PLUMBING 81 HEATING BUD'S SPORT SHOP JONAS WATCH REPAIR FLOYD McCLAlN-DECORATOR JOHN NEATE, SALES 8. SERVICE NORTH STAR FLOOR COVERING PFEIFER HARDWARE STORE PAGNARD'S 'BARBER SHOP PARSELL RADIO 81 TV SERVICE RIESER'S FRUIT FARM SCHULTZ HARDWARE STORE SNYDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE SLEMMER'S TAVERN THE ISALY STORE DR. D. J. BAUER BEIDLER HARDWARE STORE BON TON RESTAURANT CAREY FOOD LOCKER DENMAN USED CARS DALE'S GULF SERVICE STATION GIER TV SALES 81 SERVICE BOB HARMAN-REAL ESTATE HARBlE'S BARBER SHOP SHAFER INSURANCE AGENCY STEINBAUGH'S GARAGE UPPER AUTO PARTS, INC. TRAVELERS' REST MOTEL UPPER DRUG CO. U. S. AUTO WRECKING VIRGINIA'S BEAUTY SALON DR. R. W. WARNER WYANDOT CO. AUTO CLUB EAST SIDE RESTAURANT JANE'S BEAUTY SHOP JEVAS NU-WAY SHOE STORE KIESS PAINT 8. ELECTRIC STORE LANDVERSICHT GROCERY MILLER'S RESTAURANT MAXINE'S APPAREL SHOP MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE MOSSBRUGGER HEATING 81 Y ROOFING MIDWEST OHIO TOOL BOLES-DANDURAND STUDIO Photographers for the 1956 INDIAN VILLAGE ANNUAL Portrait and Illustrative Photography Specializing in School Photography Tiffin, Ohio FINE PRINTING BY eer prinfing Company 364-386 South Fourth S+., Columbus. Ohio COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE OVER 80 YEARS IN PRINTlNG ONE STOP SERVICE FOR THE BUSINESSMAN We Appreciate and Service Large and Small Orders CApitaI 84541 in Nix U Q B N I T I + 5. Xfli ' N 4 I A x ,X I x f New 'W X -I2 ' Z ff I , K - :Ri sk I QS -N X, QNX , X - fl f Ng 1- f ff , , -X X f f vf ' 1' 117' ,I 1.11 fig gx0:gQ :- Igi .v f N. .. 1. '- ,f' ' ' f Q, ' ' f ' , ' ', . R eq., N . I , ' - 'JQESEL i s mm N ' ' 1 '-1 . -. ' f T ff f'ErEf!'fn ' P? 'T'f A 'n' W -fE ': ' :I 1 axfxv x , N fri, ' ff Q 1 'V 'Q ' , ,llnl 4 IN I oun Q Q I 1 COMPLETE SERVICE T WILL Ggujout X SOLVE dnt YOUR T YEARBOOK T PROBLEMS. T T T MQW. TIIE CANTON ENGRAVINGQ 81 ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 3RD. STREET ?.E., CANTON, OHIO 104 I n L A J 1 .r P X f G - ' - ' , ,::,-'f'i'v.-gl, - xi,,:,,tQ-...J- +A' 5,-qA-1-, . .w